Weatherwax High School - Quinault Yearbook (Aberdeen, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1970 volume:

Quinault 1969-70 published by the Associated Students of Weatherwax High School, Aberdeen, Washington Table of Contents Introduction. Dedication... Administration. . . Favorite Teacher Faculty...... Sophomore section Junior Section . Sports Student Life Senior Section . Ads........... Quinault Staff. Dedication Each year, it is the privilege of the Quinault staff to choose a worthy individual whom they feel has made extra contributions to life at YVcatherwax. This year, because of his many hours of hard work, always accomplished with a willing smile, the Quinault staff is pleased to dedicate the 1969-70 yearbook to Mr. Charles Deering. 2 Mr Deering, affectionately called Charlie by many students, was born in Fima, Washington. While he was still a baby, his family moved to Aberdeen where he attended Franklin and Terrace Heights elementary schools. Due to his father’s illness. Charlie was forced to leave Wratherwax during his junior year. He secured a job at Harbor Plywood and remained there for 32 years. Then, in 1964. after working as a carpenter for five years, Charlie came to Wratherwax Since that time, students and faculty have gni ed Charlie as an extremely happy person. Charlie and his family Loyal supporter of Aberdeen’s team State Janitor 3 I)r Roberts Principal PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE: When we review the events of the past year we discover that thev have been well recorded by the Quinault. We also learn that students have enjoyed many successes as well as a few disappointments. This year has been a particularly good and enjoyable year for the instructors and the administration. We have been able to work more closely with the students in the area of student government where we feel many accomplishments have been gained. We have found that most students are concerned with their world, its problems, challenges, and accomplishments. We have also found that you are willing to confront the problems of the day and to work for solutions for them. It is our fervent hope that the members of the class of 1970 will be able to retain, individually, the same spirit and drive which they have demonstrated through their high school years and apply the same to the challenges which thev will face in life Dr. David L. Roberts Mr Rajcich Vice Principal Administration Mr Morrissey Assistant Principal SCHOOL BOARD SEATED: Dr. Allan Johnson. Dr Thomas Berkcn. Harold Johnson. Ernest Ingram STANDING: M ilton ()estreich Senior Counselor Mr. Seabert. senior counselor and Honor Society advisor, has been elected Favorite Teacher by this year's senior class. Coming to Weatherwax in 1964. Mr. Seabert taught Distributive Ed before becoming a counselor. His favorite hobbies are fishing and raising German Shepherds. Congratulations to an all around good guy! Good Grief. I made il! Honor Society Advisor Favorite Teacher 5 What, me worry? Angels should be so lucky. The fish are biting Mr Nold Work-Studv Program Miss Gw in Mr Mitby M iss Avers Sophomore Counselor Mr. Birdsell. Work-Study Program Mr Shillings. Publications Mrs Kuns. English Mrs. Gavareski. English 7 Mr. Crabb Spanish Mr Dixon. History Mr Ellwanger World Problems Mr. Jones. English. Spanish Mr Churchill History Mrs O'larev French 8 Sir Leggett Nlaih Mr Vran Hess Biology Mr Huntley Math. Science Mr Benz in Chemistry. Science Mr. J Howell Chemistry. Science Mr. Coon, Physics Mr. Eklund Math Kw Mr White. Biology Mr. Shortt. History Mr Bussabarger Biology Mrs. Goodman Mr Lokken Stenography Math Mr. Rexus Distributive Education Mr Buckman Typing. Office Machines Mrs. Narrance Library Assistant Mr Don Howell Math Mr Osborn Typing. Office Machines 10 Mr. Traxler. Librarian Mr Lawr. Psychology Mr. Kelling. Business Law Mr Edlund .. T,'n''irh Orchestra Mechanical Drawmg Mr. Cozzutto, Art Mr Sullivant, Priming m Mrs. Hoiness Physical Education Mrs Heikrl Physical Education Saraeant Oliver R.O.T.C. Mr Jordan Auto Mechanics Mr Van Dinter Physical Education Mr. Langhans P.E - History Miss Bell Home Economics • - .Vi Mrs Wassell Colonel Decgan. R.O.T.C. Home Economics Mr Bivens. Woodshop 12 Office Staff (L-R) Mrs Stallo. Mrs. Norin, Mrs. Thompson. Mrs Bowers. Custodians Seated: Mr. Deering. Mr Kearns. Mr Davies. Standing: Mrs Adkins, Mrs Williams Cooks Back: Mrs. Roberts. Mrs. Fleming. Mrs Stamwitz. Front Mrs Fitzpatrick. Mrs Hansmier. Mrs Swan 13 Abel, Mike Abts, Sue Achey, Marianne Adamson, Bill Ainsworth, Charlotte Akerson, Carol Anne Alger. John Allen. Don Ancich, Patty Anneberg, Darcie Archie, Gail Augustine. Joanna Avery. Russell Ax tell, Lcilani Baker. Dick Balin, Pam Barnes, Jenifer Basden, Kelly Beck,Jeanne Beck. Mike Bee man. Julie Berge, Cherie Bernethy, Janice Bigelow, Denise Bird sail, Scott Blair, Leah Bogdanovich, Lori Bo lam, Mark Bolong, Verna Bondurant, Rick Bondy, Michele Boyer, Robbie Braaten, Stewart Bracken. Tom Bradley. Dale Bray, Mark Brennan, Kathy Brooking, Diana Brooks, Jim Brown, Bill Brown, Steve Brown, Windcll Bubnick, Paul Burton, Dave Butorac, Duane Calchina, Roger Calica, Greg Carlin, Henry Carlson, Kim Carlson, Robert Carpenter, Giff Carr, Mitchell 16 Carson, Janneen Caskey, Kerri Chad well, Debbie Chadwcll, Denise Charette, Julie Chinn, Frank Coleman, Vickie Collins, Leona ConnaUy, Pat Connelly, Jackie Cook, Edward Cook, J. Corum, Shirley Cotton, Doug Coulter. Susie Cozad, Mari Cozzutto Paula Crawford, Bill Crawford, Bob Crawdord, Rich Crovcr, Sue Cuff, Christine Dahlstrom. Donn Dale, Ted Alan Daniels, Allen Davies, Mary Dean, Cindy DeLaMater, Cindy Dell. Debbie DeRemer, Frank Dill, Terri Doll, Debbie Donovick, Mark Dowgjallo. Jane Dusbabek, Debbi Eaton. Cynthia Edwards, Melody Eklund, Dan EUefson, Cathy Ellingson, Lesley Ellis, Glen El way, Ed Emberley, Patrick Enholm, Don Etelamaki, Ruth Eucker, Donita Evangelista, Beth Evans, Brian Evensen, Dale Fair bairn. Chuck Ferguson, Shannon Ferris, Lee 17 Feucrstein, Robert Fichtner, Betty Fisher, Donna Fitzpatrick, Tom Foster, Helen Fowler, Cynthia Frafjord, Dean Francisco, Ann Cris Fraser, Bruce Fredericksen, Paula Friend, Cheri Friese, Patti Fuhrer, Brad Furth, Claudia Galligan, Pat Garity, Steve Gavette, Jill Gehrke, Pam Germeaux. Ron Gill, Pam Gitchel. Sharon Godfrey, Teresc Gordon, Cathy Gordon, Liz Gozart, David Graham, Nancy Greninger, Chuck Grimnes, Lynda Gulbranson, Bill Gy Hand, Dave Hackstadt, Joann Hake. Brad Hale, Debbie Hannon, Fdward Hansmeier, Wayne Harden, Cherrie Harden, Debbi Harden, Kathy Hardy, Marie Lynn Harless, Linda Harris, Mary Jo Hatt, Gretchen Hayes, Darrel Heikkila. Wayne Hempstead, Janice Hcrbig, Judy Hcth, Bob Hilliard. Gary Hilliard, John Hjelden, Kim John Hobbs. Marguerite Hoggatt, Karen Holland. Steve Homchick. Walt Hoonan. Kevin Hornsby, Janice Houg, Dave House, Sally Howell, Lonnie Huntsman, Janice Imme. Carol Iverson, Ron Jacobs, Guy Jacobson, Debbi Jamieson, Ian Jamtson, Jo Anne Jarbo, Gary Jasper. Linda Jenna. Karen Johnson, Chris Mae Johnson, Cynthia Johnson. Jacki Johnson, Tami Lawrence, David lee. Laye Leeck, Robyn LeTourneau. Mike LeTourneau. Patty Lewis, Barbara Lewis, Cynthia Linden, Steve U '-W Jones, David Jones, Jim Jovanovich, Pam Kain, Marda Kaiyala, Julie Kay, Teri Ann Keene, Roxi Keith, Carol Kellicutt, Barbara Keogh, Karen Kerrone, Sheri King, Carmen Knutson, Doug Koski, Paul Krawchook, Judy Kuzmak, Elizabeth Lamont, Robin Lanphear, Tracy Ann LaRocque, Karen Larsen, Allen Larsen, Keith Larson,Janet Lauder, Annette Law, James Iawr. Mareo Lindsey, Sue Long. Mary Kay Loring, Roger Love. Donna Luark. Judy Luckc. Elizabeth Lundgrcn, Jeanette Lynch, Larry Maki, Janet Mancnica, Jim Martin, Gillis Martinsen. John Matheson, Linda Mathews. Paul Matson. Janet Matuska, Gail May. Tom Mayr. Melinda Mayr, Mike McCartney. Rich McCauley. Mark McClary, Steve McDonald. Dee McGarrah. Sue f) m Lo a (£t a 0 McGowan. Mike McKay. Glenn McPherson, Jeff Mcfford, Vickie Meinke, Pam Merrick, Daryl Michclbrink. Shari Miller, Doug Mitchell, Carole Mitchell, Bob Moilanen, Larry Mondy. Charles Moody, Jim Moore, Mike Morgan, Calvin Mull, Sherrie Munk. Betsy Murchy, Kathy Murphy. Jancie Murray. Dianne Nelson, Deborah Nelson. Greg Ncsgoda, Dale Greg Neuman, Sherry Neva, Ron Newman, Ten Nicholas, Steve Noga, Larry Norton, Leslie Nyman, Dan Nyman. Jeanne Odd. Bruce Oieachea, Sue Oliver. Westley Olson, Cindy Olson. John Osina, Vic Otheim, M. Owens, Arnold Parker. Gary Parnell. Jim Pavola. Mike Pearson. Ron Peck, Brain Perkins. Teresa Peterson, Ed Pibcl, Doug Picard, Polly Pirtle, Vernon Pool, Joan Porter. Rachelle Posey. Julie Potter, Diana Prentice, Bob Pribble, Lyn Pritchard, JoAnne Ragus, DeAnnc Ralston, Chcrie Rathbun. Pat Rattic, Keith Rauhala. Mamie Rcdifer, G. Reeves. Thelma Reid. Gwyn Reineke. Georgia Reutcrcrona, Scott Rhodes. Jacque Richardson. Laura Rodrique, Sue Rognlin. Alan Rolen. Robbie Lynn Ronald. Robert Rosenkrantz. Jody Rom, Rich Ross. Barbara Round. Marybeth Rourkc, Debra Rozmaryn, Frances Salslrom. Mark Sando, Dale Schafer, Mike SchafTert. Lonnie Schlaht, Gene Schuldt, Marilyn Schulke, Ginny Schweitzer. Joann Shellgren, Gary Shook. Connie Slmer. Jim Sidney, Denise Sidor. Bill Silvan. Gregory Simmons. Raymon Simon, Steve Sjostrand. Larry Sliva. Stan «? 4 O V — 21 Sly, E. Smith. Bill Smith, Debbie Smith. Gene Smith, Leah Smith, McLelland Smith, Ten Snodgrass, Linda Soikc, Gairc Solan, Peggy Sorensen, Janet Spaur. Patti Stapleton, Michell Stein. Lynn Steinman, Allan Stevens, Edna Stevenson, Tom Stohr. Scott Sturgill, Floyd Sturm, Jack Stutesman, Carol Terrell, Rich Tesdall, Teri Tesia, Judy Tetzlaff, Gary Thein, Jeff Tjemberg, Cindy Torgerson, Carol Townsend. Amie Trader, Harry Travess, Frank Trower, Pam Tudor, Randy Tupper. Dan Turk, Nick Turner, Brady Valentine. Barb VanBlaricom. Debbie VanDerElzen, Clyde VanDerbeek. Melanie Vanderslice, Judy VanderWegen, Tara VanHess. Jan Vasbinder, Jon Veith. Vickie Vekich, Max Vcssey. Robin Villa. Vivian Vlastelica, Connie Vlastelica, Rosemarie Walczyk, David Walczyk, Ted Wambolt, Dan Wambolt, Don Watson, Paul Waymire, Jim Webster, Martin Webster, Steve Werner, Barb Werner, Jan Werner, Vicki Westlund, Kerri Wharton, Marie White, Charlie White, Jacquelin Williams, Cindy Williams, Marilyn Williamsen, Virginia Willis, Don Wilson, Louann Wilson, Nick Wisner, Colleen 22 Wolfe. Debbie Wood. Janet Marie Yakovich, George Yonich, John Young. Paul Zembai. Diane Cator, Melinda Hall. S. Henry, Einar Lyse. Ron Watkins. Roy Sophomore officers are President Mark McCauley. Secretary Gail Archcy and Vice President Dan Eklund. Sophomore Senators are. Sitting Laura Richardson, Carol Torgerson, Sue McGarrah. and Pam Gehrke. Standing Ron Lyse. Doug Cotton and Mike Schaefer Abts, Jody Acker, Lila Adams, Debbie Adamson. Kris Ainsworth, Roger Akerlund, Paula Aleksey. Vince Aleshire, Teri Amansec, Chris Anderson, Ed Anderson, Rich Apukka, Jim Archie, Chris Aronson. Mike Atchley, John Bakotich, Eileen Bakotich, Sam Ball. Debbie Bastin, Becky Baxter, Susan Beane, Dave Bednarik, Jerry Beehler, Faith Beeman, Connie Beeman, Jim Benlien, Jacklyn Berge, Laurie Berglund, Tom Berken, Todd Billings. Judy Bilsland. Paula Bengcn, Jill Bingham, Jon Binkley, Lee Birmingham, Cheri Bittinger, Mishele Blahut, Karen Blecha, Matt Boemer. Karen Bogar. Judy Bon field, Gary Borns, Debbie Boros, Nancy Bostwick, Irene Braaten, Glenna Bradley, Judy Branford. Debbi Branford, Diane Bray, Kim Brennan, David Bristow, Gene Brown, Bruce Brown, Don Brown, Linda Brule. Debbie Brummond. Jenry Brayn, Gregory Bublits, Penny Bubnick, Steve Buck, Patti Bullington, Joel Burton. Jim Cady, Caldwell, Carole Calhoun. Loma Carrels, Sue Chestnut, Pat Chicano, Joe Chillman, Carolyn Claxton, Ron Cole. Debbie Cole, Ken Cook, Mary Cotton. Wayne Cozad, John Crawford. Mike Cuff, Margo Culver, Ben Dahlstrom. Kirk Dalbey, Barb Junior Songqueen Patti Thayer Daniels. Joe Davis, Judie Davis, Sue Davis. Tana DeBay, Gayle Dewees, Dan Dill. Sue Dincen. Kathy jF) lAki Dionne, Lori Dittman, Bob Donovan, Cathrine Dotson. Robin Dragecevich, Karen Druzianich, Janice Dunn, Janet Durham, Bill f Durrin, Barry Eaton. Rick Edmondson. Ken Edmondson, Linda Ekman, Arnold lildrcd, Kris Eliasson, Linda Ellingsen. Larr ' Ellis. Rod Enkerud. Katy Espedal. Linda Eucker, Doris Evans, Annette Evans, Barbie Evcnsen, Pam I'ailor, Robert l airbairn. Shelley Farmer, Kathy Ficele, George Finseth, Sheila Fitzpatrick, David Forbis, Susan Ford, Cathy Foshaug. Dennis Mechanical geniuses Fox, Cathy Fradenburg, Mari Fmak, Mitch I riberg, Dave Friberg, Kathy Frizzell, Colleen Frost, Jennie l ullaway. Karen Furth, Sue Gardner, Rhonda Garrison, Marie Gavettc, Mindy Gcddes, Bob Gibbs, Dolly Gibson. Terri Gillman. Mike Gisbrecht, Gail Godfrey, Larry Gohecn. Greg Goings, Mike Gordon. Pat Graham, R. Grimnes. Romona Grobey,John Gruber, David Gulbranson, Roberta Gunter, Lori Hagen, Weedy Hall, Patti Hammonds. Barb Hampton, Janice Hansmann, Lynn Hardy, Vicki Harmon, Harriett Harris, Jim Hatley, Nancy Hayvaz, Bette Hebert. Judy Hcikel. Larry Hendrickson, Dan hard at work Hendrickson, Lynn Henry, Bill Hensley. Dallas Herigstad, George Hill, Mary Anne Hinton, Tom Hnilica, John Hoff, Dick Holt, Dan Hood.Judy Hoonan. Brian Howard, Gary Hoy,Sue Ingram, Pam Jalo, Tedde Ann Jamtaas, Jaime Jarvis, Becky Johnson. Darlene Johnson, Iva Johnson,Janet Johnson, Joel Johnson, Steve Jovanovich, Robin Jurasin, Phil Kalinowski, Walt Kay, Mike Killian. Debbie Korpi. Meg Koski, Ann Krulich. Barb Krulich. Tom I aBounty. Stephanie Lamb, C onnie Landry. Kate Lara. Silvino Leach, Steve Leavenworth, Patty Lee. L. Lindbcrg, Steve Little, Jim Locke, Terri I.ovgren, Rich Luark. Pam Lundquist, Melanie Mac Lean, Dale Majcski. Marlene Maki. John Maki. Vicki Malernee, C amille Mandich, Marilyn Martin. Sean Martin. Sue Matheson. Scott Mayr. Gary McDermid, Denise McDolc, Bob McDonell, Dan Mcl'adden, John McKay. Dave McLaughlin, Matt McMillan, Robcn Mehlhoff, Craig Messmer. Bob Millam, Tom 29 Miller, Earl Miller, Mary Mills, Mike Mink, Charlotte Missel, Sandra Mix, Larry Mizin, Pam Monohon, Becky Montez, Barbara Montoure, Keith Morgan. Sue Morrill. Sue Morrow, Bill Moulton, Nancy Mulhauser, Jo Ann Mullen, Alan Mullen, Paula Murchison, Kelly Murchy, Dick Myhr, Debbie Narrancc, Tom Nearing, Jim Neet. Sylva Nelson, Sue Nicholas, Dave Nicholas. Mick Nieznalski, Mark Noel, Gary Noga, Mike Novak, Marsha Oleachea, Bruce Oliver, Debbie Olson, Lianne Osborn, Terry Jean Ostrom, C. Bob Pamel, Diane Parsons, Joe Pearsall, Kathy Pearson, Sandee Pellegrini, Carol Peters, Dennis Petersen, Jim Peterson, Joan Pctta, Priscilla Picard, Lynn Porter. Pam Powell, A. Tom Preszler. Ralph Pruett, Lee Ramsdell, Martha Rediger, Janet Reibel, Bob Reiner, Cathy Reynolds, Barb Richardson. Jack Rickey, Melissa Roberts, Bruce 30 s. 0 Q 0 7 Rose, Creighton Rosi, Tom Ross, Sarah Rowe, Janet Russell. Bill Salituro, Craig Schaffer, Bob Scherieble. Jim Schmid. Roseann Schneider, Kris Schoening, Sherry Scott, Fred Scott, Gordon Selin, Art Semmen. Larry Shelstad. Mike Sherwood, Jennie Shook, Tom Shrader, Ian Shumaker, Mary Simmons, Ron Sivoncn, Fran cine Smiley, Dee Smith, David Smith, Dennis Smith, Donna Smith, Ed Smith. Richard Smith, Stanley Smith, Tami Steen, James Steuermann, Rex Stevens. Mary Stoddard. Rick Stoeser, Dennis Stone, Bruce Stouffcr, Steve Strieker. Joe Strugar. Mark Struthers, Pam Sturgill. Mary Sumner, Bill Swor. Gene Targus, Nancy Taylor, Bob Thayer, Patti Thein, Larry Thomas, Brian Tielke. Veronica Tippet, Rick Trautman, Kathy Turk, Josephine Turner, Dan L'ndem, Jan VanBeek, Vicky VanDerbeek, Muffy VanHess, Mark 31 Vataja, Maret Vcssey, Larry Vessey, Teresa Vincent. Steve Walker. Mike Walsh. Mike Weber, Dick Weiner, Marc Werner, Terri Werner, Terry C. West, Gordon Westling. Bob Wetzel, Dave Whitlock, Betty Willis. Debra Wilpone, Seri Wilson, Lissie Wilson. Jim Wilson, Ken Wilson, Marilyn Windell, Ron Woon, John Woon, Lange Workman. Bill Wyatt, John Wyninger, Dave Yakovich, Rosemary Yates, Terry Yonich. Mike Zclasko, Joan Atkinson, Bev Biisland. Paula Dobson, Laura Furth, Carl LaTourneau, Sharon Malemee, Camille Nyman, J. Prudhomme, Linda Urdahl. Karen Walker. Pam 32 ■ Pep Court Three girls displaying the most pep during football season arc elected to Pep Court by the student body. This year eight finalists were chosen by pep club and from these Kathy Ancich, Cindy Jasper, and Terri Thompson were elected. Queen Kathy Ancich Pep court members hanging signs. J.V. Football Front row: D Burton, M Beck. R McCartney, M Pavola. S. Brown, B Brown. D Willis. M Goings, B Oleachea B Hoonan, S Bakotich. h. Hoonan, R Watkins Second row: Coach Langhans. S Ferguson. P Rathbun. E. F.lway. S Sliva. G.Jarbo. M Moore. S NlcClarv. M NlcCauley.D Peters. M Walker J). Baker. Coach Dixon Back row: M. Shafer. B. Smith. B Gulbranson, T. Stevenson. L. Lynch. P Matthews. P Galligan, M Vekich. I Berkrn. M. Smith. M. Rauhala Closing out their season with a stunning 16-13 victory over cross town-rival Hoquiam, the Junior Varsity team proved to be a well rounded group of young ballplayers that will represent Aberdeen well in years to come. Coached by Mr. Ron Langhans and Mr. Dick Dixon, the J.V. team compiled an unblemished 8-0 record. Aberdeen 28 OlympiaJ.V. Aberdeen 23 CentraliaJ.V. Aberdeen 38 ChehalisJ.V. Aberdeen 40 Hoquiam J.V. Aberdeen 49 Olympia J.V. Aberdeen 30 CentraliaJ.V. Aberdeen 30 ChehalisJ.V. Aberdeen 16 Hoquiam J.V. 12 6 0 0 0 8 14 13 37 Halfback Brian Hoonan shows skill in varsity game. t T From Irft to right kneeling: Petersen, Walker. Beck. McCartney. Kivi. Gibson. Astells, Godfrey. Herron. Crites. Christiansen, Crawford. Pentilla. VanVolkinburg. Iverson. Schmid. Caskey. Peters. Berken. Hoff. Coach Langhans Hinton, Lyse. Gegen, Barrett. Wines. Vegh, Ralston. Carr. Smith. Coach White Lamb. Goings, Backotich, Coach Dixon Third row Managers from left to right: Burton. VanBlaircom, Silvan. Petersen. Brawley. Watkins Assistant Coaches Dixon, Langhan . 38 Oleachea. Hoonan. Van Blaircom Second row Silvan. Rauhala, Rathbun, Schafer. Brawlev Coach VanDinter. Coach Eklund, Ferguson, Ketola, Werner. Hansen. The 1969 Aberdeen football team finished in a tie for the conference crown, with powerful Hudson Bay and Olympia Winning their first seven games of the season, the Bobcats held the number one AAA rating in the state, until losing to fired up Olympia and Hoquiam. Although Aberdeen’s season ended on a sad note, four players were chosen for the All-Conference team. They were John Ketola, Dan Kivi, Rich VanVolkinburg, and Jack Hansen. Also Kivi, VanVolkinburg, and Hansen nailed down spots on the All-State team. Head Coach Eklund While. VanDinter Animals: (left to right) John Ketola, Terry Wines, Jack Hansen. Dan Kivi. Dick HofT (standing), Chris Crawford. Rich VanVolkinburg, Greg Astells, Larry Godfrey fltneeling) Cats In Action shot to goal line as Kivi goes for another touchdown. Werner tackled from behind after short gain. Smith fires pass over defenders. Football 1969 Eklund confers grimly with Smith Astells congratulates Kivi after touchdown Kivi avoids tackier and runs around end for a short gain. Drum Major Gene Morehead BOBCAT Offensive Line: (Left to Right) Jack Hansen, Rich VanVolkinberg. Gene Gibson. Earl Ralston, Chris Crawford, John Ketola. Roy Werner Offensive Backfield: Ed Smith (kneeling) Dan Kivi, Greg Astells, Greg Lamb, Larry Godfrey Senior Tackles: (Left to right) Bucky Carr, Ken Christiansen, and Rich VanVolkinburg Senior Guards Gene Gibson, Chris Crawford (Kneeling) Marty Schmid. Bob Iverson, Julius Vegh (Standing) Senior Centers: (Left to right) Kevin Caskey, Earl Ralston, Lauri Pentilla. GRIDDERS Defensive line (Left to right) Earl Ralston. Ken Christiansen. John Ketola. Terry Wines. Rich VanVollcinburg. Guy Barrett. John Ketola. Terry Wines. Defensive Backfield: Jack Hansen. Chris Crawford. Larry Godfrey. Greg Astels. Dick Hoff. Tom Lyse. All-conference gridders: John Ketola, Jack Hansen. Rich VanVolkinburg, Dan Kivi. Senior Ends: Steve Crites, Jim Hinton. Jack Hansen. Roy Werner. Ed Gegen. TURKEY DAY 69 Smith fires pass up the middle. Congratulation given to Smith after touchdown pass. Johnny Hoquiam burns. Aberdeen’s defense crushes Hoquiam. G.A.A. G.A.A. has kept busy with bowling, swimming, and gym turnout. Two highlights of their year were exchange turnouts with Hoquiam and parent night. Mrs. Heikel is the advisor. Front Nancy Campbell, Nancy Walczyk Back Gayle Debay. Mrs. Heikel, Karen Blahut. G.A.A. swimming turnout Cindy Dean flips Row 1 Cole Mull Korpi White Petta, VanBlaricom. Kellicutt, Grimnes. Collins. Coleman. Daniels Row 2: Blahut, Lock . .anD?TbcekKi SC3Jn Clpbelktln Wft Sandland. Tesdall. Dill. Johnson Row 3: RamsdeU.Jalo. Whitlock Krawchook. Valentine. Row 4: Axtell, Doll. Keeton. Monohon. Wilson, Eucker. Bolong. Dean. Lundgren. Dell. Eucker. Shook, Lee 45 Girls’ Tennis The A.H.S. girls’ tennis team had a very good year, highlighted by their 5-0 win over Hoquiam. Jackie Larner and Nancy Campbell placed second in sub-district and went on to be beaten in district by the state champions. Teresa McCauley and Mary Sealy at practice Nancy Campbell serves during practice Jackie Larner, Coach Gibson, and Nancy Campbell. (Left to Right) Nancy Campbell, Teresa McCauley, Nancy Gustafson, Mary Scaly, Jackie Larner, Gayle DeBay, Diane Lachel, Melanie VanDerbeck, Claire Soike Cross Country The Aberdeen cross country squad did a great job under the supervision of Mr. Churchill and inspiration of the running ability of Allen Hall. The team had its greatest victory over Olympia, the conference champions. Keeping with tradition, they beat Hoquiam, all six Aberdeen runners tying for first. Junior power! Allen Hall wins All six A.H.S. varsity members tie for first against Hoquiam Coach Churchill 1st row-Mr. Churchill, Jerry Bednarick. Ron Lyse, Scott Stohr. John Yonich, Brian Evans, Steve Simon. Gary Hilliard. Bruce Fraser. 2nd row-Bob DiGuilio. Steve Lindberg. Allen Hall. Bruce Busenbark. Rick Stoddard. Gene Smith, Steve Bubnick. Rob Hilliard. Ken Wilson. Jim Solan, Bill Morrow. Joel Senior Jim Solan Johnson, Dan Michalak. 47 Intramural Basketball Champions: Dan Eklund. Jim Parbon. Pat Gordon. Paul Stutesman. Robert Failor. Stevejohnson. and Captain John Loncar INTRAMURALS Intramural director: Mr. Lawr Intramural Wrestling Action Basketball Action Ken Simon Wrestling Champ 48 Matthews wins another one J V. Coach Kelling From left to right T Hinton. ) Appukka, P Matthews. S Fergason. T Krulirh I) Weber. M Bray. Evans R Iverson. Stcinman. G Parker He’s all yours Go Aberdeen 5 points Iverson goes for five J Maton warms up for a match In the second year as head coach, Mr. Stu White has produced another fine wrestling team. Going for a pin 50 From left to right: J Vegh, J. Hinton. B Brown, S Herron. R VanVolkinburg. B Iverson. J Bednarik. P Stutsman. J. Maton, H Allen. K Simon. J Menenica. F. Cady, J Woon Varsity grappler in action Coaches Stu White and Kelling 51 Managers S. Nicolis, J Hmlica Varsity Basketball Top row: from left to right. S. Ferris. S Soike. K Ekar. R Failor.J Hansen Bottom: L Godfrey, I Nelson, 1 Loncar. P Mcservev. I) Hoff E Smif h Coaches Loken and Dixon Managers Standing M Belefatto. R Kalinoski Kneeling: D Wetzel. Yonich. The 1969-70 Aberdeen basketball team has had another successful season. The cats finished their fifth consecutive winning season under Coach Dixon. Playing their last season at VVeatherwax are S. Ferris, S. Soike. K. Ekar. J. Hanson. J Nelson. J. Loncar, P. Nleservey,J Kcltoia. Slate Swimmer. Steve Jones State Swimmer. Jim Carrisino State Swimmer. Gary Shellgien State Swimmer. Glenn Preston These are our “State” Swimmers and Divers. Also at State for wrestling were Rich Van Volkinburg, Julius Vegh, Ken Simon. Fread Caty. They all showed good form. 54 State Divers. Baney Perrine. Silvino Lara ’Cats At State Mayor Wes L'hlman presenting Captain Steve Soike and Coach Dixon with the third place trophy The Aberdeen Bobcats took third place honor in AAA Basketball Tournament. The first game with Pasco went into overtime, after a tied score of 57, in which the Cats were slightly edged, ending the game with a close 62-59 victory for the Pasco Bulldogs The Bobcats gave a fantastic performance during the second game with West Seattle which enabled them to take third place. Thousands of Harbor fans showed great spirit as they supported the Cats through both games at Edmondson Pavilion in Seattle. Coach Dixon’s after victory shower Robert Failor Jack Hanson 53-Kevin Ekar Eddie Smith Steve Soike Top row: from left (o right, M McCartney. S. Johnson, L. Godfrey. I). Cotton. B Furher. F Gordon Bottom Coach Lokken row: D Hoff. B Guibranson, Hyduck. May M McCauley Tom May tries to pass to McCauley for the easy basket Since Coach Lokken came to Weatherwax and assumed J.V. coaching chores, Aberdeen’s J.V.’s have not had a losing season. In fact, Coach Lokken’s teams have won three Conference championships. With this combination it’s a small wonder that our Varsity is so good. The OtfC Cuv (W qM Ac u)ell b lo al ■tans... be.) 56 TheJ.V.’s watch with anguish eyes' May scores two more. Coach Rcxus 1969-70 was the third year for the “C” squad basketball team. The team consists of mainly sophomores. Many of the young sophomores that played with the “C” squad this year will go on to make Varsity. Top row: from left to right. B Adamson. I) Eklund. B Crawford. Larson. Bottom row: J. Chicano. J Brooks, S. Simon, D Miller, B Hake Adamson goes for two. Crawford goes for the boards 57 Universal Gym Ken Foshaug doing shoulder presses. Sieve Ealey doing back arches Kim Gardner doing tri extensions. Kim Gardner doing chest presses. 58 Due to Mr. Eklund’s and fellow coaches’ great determination in supporting the purchase of a Universal Gym, VVcatherwax High School, through a magazine drive and senate allocation of funds, was finally able to purchase one. Since its purchase it has been in use by the athletes and the boys’ and girls’ gym classes. Bob Nlessmer doing dips. Rifle Team Mthough Mr. Sullivent said the rifle team was having a building year, they were ranked 20th in the nation. Led by top shooter Gordv Shellgren, they competed in Seattle. Wenatchee, Tacoma. The large number of sophomores who turned out showed that our team w ill be even better in the next two years. Back: left to right, Carry Noel. John Maki. Mr Sullivent. Gordon Shellgren. Dale Evensen. Robert Boyer. Dave Walczyk Front: SteveGarity. Creighton Rose. Larry Ellingsen. Paul Bubnick. Dan Sturgill. Dale Sando Mr. Sullivent Steve Garity. Larry Ellingsen. Dave Walczyk. Gordon Shellgren. and Paul Bubnick. Larry Ellingsen. Gordon Shellgren. and Paul Bubnick Creighton Rose 59 Center Steve Jones. Bruce Roberts, and Jim Carossino From left to right Jim Law. Rob Ronald. Jim Scherieble, BobOstrom. Larrv Sjostrand. Jim Dalv. Todd Berken. Ted Dale. Dean Martin. Tom Berglund. Jim Parnell. Tom Millam. Mike Schafer. John Hilliard. Cary Shellgren. Bill Sumner. Cal York. Mike Michelbrink. Silvino Lara. Missing are Barney Perrine. Glenn Preston, and Bill Smith. Inset pictures are team captains Steve Jones and Jim Carossino Cal York Barney Perrine Silvino Lara 60 Bobcat Swimming It’s been a year of great improvement, and a year of bright promise for the future. Five school records were broken and two set for new events, all by underclassmen. Sophomores Gary Shellgren and Glen Preston accounted for 5 of the records; the 100 breast. 200 1M. 200 breast,—and the 200 free 4(X) free respectively. Junior Bob Messmer owns the new 2(H) back record, and shares with Shellgren. Preston and Junior Torn Berglund the 4(X) Medley relay record. It’s been a satisfying year as far as dual meets go, in spite of the 7-7 record. The only heavy losses, other than to always powerful Olympia, were due to the team being greatly undermanned. Aberdeen earned 3rd in the Mark Morris invitational Relay Meet in December and 2nd at the T-Bird Invitational Relays in January. The Bobcats plan to take 19 sw immers and divers to the district meet, hoping for a second or third out of 9 teams. Six swimmers and divers have already qualified for the state meet, and 2 more may at district. Managers Jim Law. Bruce Roberts, and Larrv Sjostrand. Coach Bruner John Hilliard and Steve Jones ready to go Beat em. Cats! Steve Jones shows off his great freestyle 61 Left to Right: Front Row: Assistant Coach Osborn. Assistant Coach Churchill. Coach Bivens. Rob Hilliard. Bill Morral. Ken Wilson. Bill Sumner. Sid Herron Second Row Manager Kevin Kaskcy, Ted Hackstadt. Al Hall, Rick Stoddard. John Hilliard. Paul Koski. Fred Hake. Chuck Fairburn. Brian Evans. MikeMoorek. Kevin Hoonan Third Row Mitch Frank. Bill Henry. Pat Gordon. Fred Calica. Don Brown. Terry Wines. Bob Carlson. Larry Mix. Cal Morgan. Gene Smith. Ted Walczyk The Mighty Dan Kini! The 1970 track team was led primarily this year by Al Hall, Ted Hackstadt, Pat Meservey. Dan Kivi, Terry Wines, and Pat Gordon. These lettermen along with other members of the team proved to be outstanding representatives of Aberdeen during the course of the track season. The fine coaching of Mr. Bivens, Mr. Churchill, and Mr. Osborn provided learning opportunities and inspiration for each and every member of the 1970 track team. — Head Coach Bivens 62 Track ’70 Allen Hall Works Out Hall, Team Captain Hackstadt Shows Nice Form Hall, Morrill. Hillard. Stoddard Run! Wrines Hurls Bobcat Baseball Sophomores: Rich McCartney. Mike Beck Coach Ron Langhans Managers: Scott Medford, Dave Gillen This year’s‘baseball team had a winning season. Under the coaching of Mr. Langhans. the team was able to achieve a successful year Backed by the power of Rich Benn and Jeff Bowers, and the playing of Skeet McDonald wc will have an all-around great team. Dan McDonald Bobcat pitchers: Dan McDonald. Greg Lamb, Skeet McDonald 64 Skeet McDonald at Bat in pre-game hitting Bobcat power Top Gene Gibson. Dick Shelsted. Bottom Rich Benn. Jeff Bowers. Mike Walker 65 Golf Standing left to right John Olson, Paul Watson. Bill Crawford, Brad Fuhrer, Ron Germeaux, JefT McPherson. Sitting: Steve Benzin. Steve Juntuncn, Vince Aleksev. Bruce Brown, Paul Hendrickson, Rick Tippet Coach Lokken With six returning lettermen, Jim Solan, Bruce Brown, Steve Juntunen, Steve Johnson, John Radka, and Vince Aleksey, it was another banner year for Coach Lokken and his golfers 66 Returning lettermen: Steve Juntunen Vince Aleksey, Bruce Brown Tennis Coach Gibson Backholm Backhands This year was another promising year for the Bobcat racket squad. Finishing in first place last year with a 9-1 record. Coach Gibson looked forward to another winning season, with four returning lettermen; Devin Backholm, Kevin Ekar, John Loncar, and Gordy Scott. Returning Lettermen John Loncar and Kevin Ekar ■Standing left to right Coach Gibson. Roger Calchina. Bob Shaefer. Larrv Heikel, Dan Nyman. Ralph Presler, Scott Stohr. Doug Pibel. Dave Fitzpatrick. Sitting: Max Vekich. David Gtaart, Gordy Scott. Devin Backholm. Hugh McGavick, BobGeddes, and Dave Smith 67 Student l Student Activities Last summer several students attended various summer camps and schools. These included some campuses in both Oregon and Washington. Other activities helped the various student leaders to become better qualified to lead the student body this year. Girls’ State: Mary Wright. Jackie Larner. Mary Jo Feuerstein Majorette Camp: Ann Koski. Valerie Black Boys’ State—First Row: Bellafatto. Stensager, VanDerbeek. VanVolkinburg, Brawley. Harden Second Row Luark. Daly. Glud, Mescrvev. Solan Lee Simpson. Werner, Ekar V Pep Camp: Mary Wilson. Cal York. Patti Thayer. Ernie Fisher. Kathy Leeds. Kneeling: Kathi Hoonan Seabeck: Rich VanVolkinburg. Gene Gibson Rotary: Cathy Reiner; European traveler: Ann Kegel 71 Honor Society Advisor: Mr Seabert Senior Members of Honor Society; First Row: J. Solan. R Bcnn. C. LeMoine, J Pearson, G Astells, K Ainsworth, S. Simpson, S Herron, G. Bolong Second Row: N Campbell. K Leeds. T McMauley. L. Brcckow, N1 Wright. J Vlastelica, J Arusell. D Hill, N. Olsen Third Row Nl Wilson. D. Whitcher. P. Stutesman, B Harden. T Lee, T Dunbar, M Graham. A Sandland. Fourth Row: G Gibson. M Sealy, S. Ferris. D. Fullaway. T Hackstadt J Larner. D Lachel. D. Smith. C Memmer, D Bergerson Fifth Row B Smith. K Manenica, A Clavadetsthcr. J Rosenkrantz. C Br.uken. | Potts. L Rutan, K Rankka. P Larsen. M Feuerstcin. T Lyse Sixth Row H McGavick, S. Benzin, D. Luark. C. Fischer. M Langlev. I) Lindskov S Gill A Rattie, C. Williams. R. VanVolkinburg 72 Senate A Firsi Row D. Cotton, L. Richardson, S. McGarrah, G. Torgerson, P Gehrke, L Ferris, M McCauley. M Schafer Second Row I) HolT. P Thayer. B Hoonan, K Ancich, R Ellis. C. Chillman. K Dragecevich, M. Scaly, K Leeds, D. Fullaway, J Bowers, G. Astells, B Oleachea. B Hannon Third Row: B Gunderson, C Holland, C F'ischer. I) Luark, J Baxter. P Larsen, S Rodin, D Backholm. C. LeMoine, W. Hagen, N. Moulton, A Halverson. Fourth Row: R VanVolkinburg. D. Lachel, C. York. G. Gibson, K Eckar. M Goings. K Hoonan Advisor: Mr. Morrissey Committee Chairmen Dress Code Chairman, Greg Astells; Judiciary Committee Chairman. Doug Fullaway. Board of Control: K Ekar, C. York. G. Gibson. D. Lachel. C. Holland. K. Ancich. R. VanVolkingurg 90 Member Concert Band Members, Row one: Fullawav. Arusell, Silvan, M Wilson. Gill. Akerlund. Row two: Gardner. S. Morgan. Malernee, Ingram, I). Parnel, Bowers, Hansen,J. Wilson, Campbell Row three: Harden. Eucker, Caskey. Lanphcar.Monohon, Reiner. G. Gibson. D Hendrickson. Davies, A Knski. j. Parnell. Eaton. Ellison Row four: Cator. M VanDcrbeek. Melhoff, Whitlock. Brennan. Ekman. Chinn, C. Morgan, Noel. I). Murchv. Mayton, Morehead, Maki Band director. Mr Wines, during a serious moment. Drum major Gene Morehead, and majorettes Ann Knski. and Valerie Black The 1969-70 Aberdeen High School Marching Band again contributed outstanding performances at all home games under the direction of Mr. Hampton Wines. Besides adding tremendous pep to the games, the band also performed at the annual Puyallup Fair and on Veterans’ Day in front of the City Hall. The band also exhibited its precision drills and formations at the Hoquiam Loggers Playday, and copped 1st prize for its performance. In addition, the concert season was highlighted by the Christmas, Swing, and Spring concerts as well as participation at music contest. Congratulations and thanks go to this hard-working group of 90 performers. Concert Band Row one Kaiyala, Stensager, Gaidrich. Holt. J VanDerbeek, R Hilliard Row two Loucks, Peltola, Sorenson. Baker. Round. Dunn, Lucke. Achey. T Gibson. Munk Row three: B. Geddes. Locke. Cotton. Haner, Jones, G Hilliard, Daniels. Wavmire, Evenson. P Hendrickson. Wyatt. Smith. Gustafson Row four: Caskey. Fitzpatrick, Beck, Bilsland. Holmeide. G Geddes, J Nyman. Bolong. Brown. Young, Martinsen. P Koski. D Nyman, Heikel. MacLean. Wines The bandroom in action. Band Officers—Kneeling: P Hendrickson. Heikel. Nlorehead Standing: Bowers. Wines. Stensager. Gustafson, Hilliard. Cotton, Maki. and Cator Aberdeen’s Ow Pep Band Members—Row one: J VanDerbeek. D Hendrickson. R. Hilliard. Locke. Row two: Gustafson. Smith. Wyatt. Waymire. G Hilliard. Jones. Row three: Wines. MacLean. Heikel, D. Nyman. Bolong. G. Geddes. Row four: Melhoff, Maki. Caskey Stage Band Members—Row one: D Murchy. R Hilliard Row two: Backholm. MacLean Row three: Chinn. Cat or. Wyatt. V 5m Marching Band Rtw one: D Hendrickson. J. VanDerbeek. G. Gibson. Cotton. Row two: Wines. Heikel. D. Nyman Row three: Smith. Evenson. Jones I ■■■ ■■■■ Dixieland Band Members—Front row: Murchy. Backholm, Wines. Wyatt. VanDerbeek. R Hilliard Back row: Gator. I The Weatherwax Holding the violin is Mr. Edlund, Practice makes perfect Weatherwax orchestra’s conductor Row 1: Cynthia Ingram. Darcie Anneberg, Jody Rosenkrantz, Diane Zembal. Terri Hutchinson. Debbie Hill. Jill Rosenkrantz, John O’Brien Row 2 Jane Baxter. Cathy Fox, Janice Hornsby. Linda Matheson. Jeanette Lundgren. Julie Charette. Fred Scott. Mary Kay Lon . Patti Thayer, Paula Cozzutto. Katy Enkerud Row 3: Leslie Rutan. Barb Jones, Janet Karamatic, Sandy Ramiskey, Debbie Jacobson. Jeanne Nyman, Marilyn Wilson, Janet Arusell, Karen Fullaway, Donna Kaiyala, Orchestra Orchestra performing Orchestra Officers: Fred Scott, Junior Representative; Sue Rodrique, Sophomore Representative; Leslie Rutan. Senior Representative; Debbie Hill. Vice President; Devin Backholm. President; Jill Rosenkrantz. Secretary Paula Akerlund, Rob Hilliard, John Vanderbeek. Gene Gibson, Ron Locke, Kathy Murchy. Row 4: Carolyn Bracken, Marta Kelly. Jane Cozzutto, Sharon Smith. Sue Rodrique. Duane Butorac. Doug Cator. Frank Chinn. Melanie Vanderbeek. Tom Fitzpatrick. Jeanne Beck. Paula Bisland, Fred Holmeide. John Wyatt, Dave Smith. Nancy Gustafson. Dave Maclean, Terry Wines. Gail Hayes. Devin Backholm, Gwyn Reid. Pam Meinke. Wayne Cotton Symphonic Choir Symphonic choir in action' Mr Cummings, the new vocal teacher, added spiritual and modern music to choir’s singing program Symphonic choir represented Weatherwax High School in an outstanding manner throughout the year. Activities included: performing for the public in the Spring and Swing concerts, singing at the Christmas concert and competing in the District Contest. Skeet McDonald, Sec ; Shirley Shafford, Robe Chairman; Jim Solan. Pres.; Cal York. V.P ; Kelly Murchison, Librarian; and Mr Cummings. Director each helped make choir a successful activity. Row 1: Shirley Stafford. Annette Lauder. Debbie Wolfe. Jane Dowgiallo. Gail Archie. Connie Lamb. Brian Hoonan, John Alger, Jacquie Pearson. Mary Munk. Jim Morre. Terri Werner. Paula Ackerlund. Janet Karamatic, Donna Kaiyala, Melissa Rickey Row 2: Barb Dalbey. Mary Langley. Diane Lindskov, Patti Thayer. Debbie Willis. Robin Jovanovich. Judy Jonason. Dave Mcguirc. Randy Pruett, Roy Werner Rod Ellis. George Harp. Melody Edwards. Tammy Smith. Mary Jo Feuerstein. Joan Peterson. Nona Hope Row 3 Kathy Krugar. Betty Guyon. Patti Spaur. Janet Johnson. Priscilla Petta, Nancy Boros. Ed Gegan. Skeet Mcdonald, Art Seline. Chris Stensager, JamieJamtaas. Cal York. David Hoffman. Linda Harless. Colleen Murphy. Kerry Wiseman. Debborah Creningcr. Julie Beeman Row 4 Cynthia Ingram, Debbie Myhr, Ann Kegel. Kris Eldred. Nancy Olsen. Vickie Henderson. Gail Hayes. Jim Nearing. Kelly Murchison. Jim Solan. Ken Foshaug. Mark Strugar. Jim Dominoski. Steve Lindberg. Richard Anderson. Kathy Ainsworth, Marie Fradenburg. Marsha Novak. Cindy Fowler. Lynn Hardy. Golden Aires Golden Aires performing at one of their many concerts Golden Aires is a group of talented singers chosen to represent Weatherwax at various concerts. Mr Cummings. Golden Aires’ advisor R av I Cal York. Kris Eldred. John Vanderbeek. Vicki Henderson, Janet Karamatic, Jaime Jamtaas. Jacquie Pearson. Cynthia Ingram. Devin Backholm Row 2 John Algers. Gail Hayes, Kelly Murchison. Linda Harless. Mary Munk. ChrisStensager. Nancy Olsen. Doreen Finley 81 Girls’ Glee Front Row: M. Gurrad, D. Vasbinder. B Matson, M. CufT. G. McMillan. Second Row: L. Collins. J. Gavette. J. Redifer. D Adams. V. Williamson Third Row: L. Edinger. I Johnson, E. Bakotich, J Rowe M. Cook. Nl. Stearns. Girls’ Glee meeting fourth period everyday is composed of sixteen girls and accompanied by Marilyn Stearus on piano. Mr. Cummings, the new choir director, did an outstanding job leading the girls. Girls’ Glee performed at the Christmas, Spring, and Swing Concerts. Officers: Leona Collins, Librarian; Gayle McMillan. Secretary; Janet Redifer. President Director Mr Cummings Mr. Cuzzutto instructs Krys Larson what to click Mary Nlunk. Krys Larson. Mr Cuzzutto. and Jane Potts inspect several Art Club paintings. J lOQCu Art Club Photography Club The Photography Club, advised by Mr. Cuzzutto, began taking pictures of glassware and gradually advanced to portraits. Numerous field trips throughout the year gave the students a chance to shoot wildlife and landscapes. Photography Club Members: Front Row: (Jordon Shellgren. Mary Munk, Mr Cuzzutto. Krys Larson. Sue Year out. Jim Carossino Back Row: Dennis Stoeser. Janice Bernethy, Carol Coghill. Pat Chestnut. David Gruber, Garry Noel Photography Club Vice President. Jim Carossino; President. Krys Larson; Secretary. Sue Yearout; Treasurer. Mary Munk To beautify the school, the cafeteria, city parks, and classrooms in the grade schools, are only a few of the Art Club’s projects. Members have done an excellent job in every task asked of them. In conjunction with American Education Week, members made small sculptures and displayed them in local stores. Art Club Members First Row Brenda Gunderson. Sue Yearout. Mary Munk. Second Rem Trelani Pibel. Mr Cuzzutto, Shelley Olson Back Row Terri Dill. Marsha Lewis. Annette Lavng. Sheila Finseth, jane Potts. Marlene Hageman. Krys Larson. Teresa Vessev Art Club: President Chris .Archie; Annette l avng, Vice President; Teresa Vessev. Secretary; Trelani Pibel. Treasurer Pep Club 84 This year Pep Club worked successfully to bring out school spirit through the fine support it showed for various sports. The members worked hard at making signs, selling buttons, and selling bumper stickers. They also put on Pep Week before Thanksgiving and sponsored the annual May Dance. The members and their new advisor, Miss Johnson, were very-active and highly appreciated. Officers: Pres. Jane Cozzutto; Sec. Sue Schwartz; Trcas Gayle DeBay; Vice Sid Gill and Ann Clavadetschcr sell a bumper sticker to Jane Potts. Members show support at games, too. Dewey, Jasper, and Schwartz put up sign. Pres Ann Clavadetchrr Mystery Pep Club worker: Barb Smith Advisor Miss Johnson and Jane Cozzutto work together A typical pep club meeting in progress Murphy. Jarvis, and Wiseman help put up signs Leaderettes This year Leaderettes worked very hard under the leadership of Mr. Mitby. They worked at all the home football and basketball games. They also ushered at most of the school functions. Officers: Ann Halverson. Pres.; Mr Mitbv. advisor; Sue Rodin. Treas ; Paula Larsen. P Seniors; First Row Seals. Thompson. Jones. Halbert. Clavadetscher. Gunderson. Hopkins Second Row Rodin. Larsen. Ancich, Halverson. Manenita. Jelovich Juniors First Row Yakovich. Dionne. Nelson. Frizzell. Jarvis. Archie Second Row: Abts. Brown. Dras;ecevich. Bingen. Landry, Hatgen, Sturgill PI S advisor Mr. Morrissey helps make plans for game Office Workers: First Row: I.rah Blair. Ann Koski. Mary Wilson. Ramona Grimnes. Sue Morgan Second Row: Diane Shay. Jackie Connelly. Janice Bernethy. Iva Johnson P A crew. Gene Gibson. Doug Fuilawav 87 R.O.T.C. This year R.O.T.C. continued to produce future leaders for America and the Air Force The useful learning this class imparts to the cadets will help them immensely in years to come in the armed services. Colonel Deegan and Sergeant Oliver led the cadets with effective teaching techniques and an earnest degree of military spit and polish. R.O.T.C. Members Practicing James Law. Edd Smith. Harvey Allen. Sid Herron. Mark Chu Hinton. R.O.T.C. Officers: From Bottom: Scott Mefford. Edd Smith. Robert Guile. Harvey Allen. Jim Hinton. Sid Herron. Marvin Townsend. 88 R.O.T.C. Members: Front Row Lonnie Howell. James Law. Ben Culver. Gifford Thompson. Ken Edmondson, Johr Row: Clyde VanDeElzen, Paul Goodell, Martin Webster, Frank DeRemer. Charlie White, Pat Connally. Wayne H Mike LeTourneau, Mark Chorba. Jim Dominoski, Arnie Townsend, Rich Young. Lonnie Schaffert. Steve Web Hjelden, Vernon Pirtle. Paul Matthews. Charles Revel. Kim Carlson Members in Position: Jim Hinton. Marvin Townsend. Mark Chorba, Robert Guile. Harvey Allen. James Mefford. Ed Smith ha. Scott Mrfford. Marvin Townsend. Jim Dominoski. and Jim Cozad, Allen Daniels. Larry Siostrand. Second msmeicr. Stan Cheney Third Row Don Allen, iter. Ed Hannon Last Row: Larry Mix. Kim Frank Travess. Wayne Hansmeier. Clyde VanDeElzen. Kim Carlson. Dave Lawrence. Mike LeTourneau. Nick Turk. Lonnie Schaffert. Brian Peck, and .Mien Daniels in R.O.T.C. class. Ocean Breeze Under the leadership of Editor Chuck Fischer the Ocean Breeze staff made a valiant effort to meet picture and printing deadlines Highlights of the year were an increase in allotment from student body funds, and a trip to the U of W Journalism Workshop last November. Sports Editor: Greg Lamb. Sports Editor and Copy Editor: Rich VanVolkinberg. Business Manager: Christi Williams Front Row: George Harp. Mary Wilson. Cal York. Kathi Hoonan, Greg Chuck Fischer. Rich VanVolkinburg, Pat Fitzptrick. Third Row: Frank Lamb Second Row Adele Rattie, Christie Williams. Diane Lindskov, Sue Smith. Peterson Club de francais French Club is an organization of students that have taken French or are now taking it. French Club’s objective is to give the students a background of French culture. Their meetings, held once a month, are informative and offer activities in which the members may participate. Mrs O'Larey. French Club advisor. Members at a French Club meeting enjoying refreshments French Club Officers Sam Simpson, Vice President, Doug Cator, Treasurer; Doug Luark, President; Jane Cozzutto, Social Chairman; Lori Dionne. Secretary. 92 Club de espanol This has been one of Spanish Club’s most active years with a large membership and active officers. Mr. Crabb, a teacher at Weatherwax. is the advisor and superviser of this club’s activities. One of Spanish Club’s main activities is celebrating Christmas with the bursting of a handmade piftata in typical Spanish style. Officers Chuck Fischer. President Mona Gaidrich, Vice President; Terri Dunbar. Secretary; Arnctte Sandland, Treasurer Advisor (senor) Crabb A typical Spanish Club meeting 93 Latin Club Latin Club’s purpose is to study the different fascists of Roman Life The Club’s meetings are held the first Tuesday of every month. An authentic Roman Banquet with togas and slaves serving food is the high point of the year. There were 65 active members in Latin Club this year. Roman (Xficers and Leader (sec ) scribe Veronica Tielke, (messenger) Muntior Harriet Harmon, (co-presidents) ConsuI Mary Johnston and Consul Rich Benn, (treasurer) Quaestor Rick (Latin teacher) advisor Mrs Wacker Latin club officers conduct Latin club activity. 94 Typical Latin Club meeting of 1969-70. D.E.C.A. Front Row R McMillan. K de Courcy, Historian; B. Sanderson. S McKinney, B Minks Second Row: C. Carpenter, Vice-President, K Miller. Secretary, B Lceck. Treasurer; T Carpenter. President; P. Furth Third Row; L. Edinger. Historian; P. Harris. R Brown. P Passmoore. M Hall. L. Revel Library Staff Workers Library Staff Workers: Front Row. L.Bostwick. K Pinewski. N Powell. H Maupin. S. Mill. Second Row N Keeton. J. C.ozad. E Hannon. K. Wyatt. C. Foster Not Pictured C. Caldwell. V. Coleman. E Gordan. T Traxler. C Culver, L. Sheppard. R Tudor. P Young. R Ellis. I. Markley. K Montoure. R Pruett. M Burk. D. Enholm. L Foster S La Bounty. L. Lundquist, J Muhlhauser. EBraack, D Gruber. T. Johnson. L. Benedict. T Rhoads. S. Schaffer t. C. VanDenzen. C. Revel. A. Selin. K. Cole. K Murchison. J Wilson. R Frye. Council of Girls Council of Girls was headed this year by Kathy Ancich. Her assisting officers were Jackie Lamer, Gail Hayes, Laura Kaleb, and Chris Manenica. COG is composed of all the girl students attending YVeatherwax High School. Various committees operate to serve the students at YVeatherwax. These include service, popcorn, art, friendly-social, publicity-scrapbook, locker, and program committees. COG PRES KATHY ANCICH Friendly-Social Jane Baxter. Becky Monohon, Kris Rankka, Kathy Ixeds, Camille Malernee, Mary Sealy, Sue Rodin Program committee: Gayle DeBay. Sue Sc hwarz Officers. Sec. Chris Manenica; Treas Laura Kaleb; Pres. Kathy Ancich; 1st V.P. Jackie Earner; 2nd V P Gail Haves. Committee Chairmen First Row: Sue Schwarz .Janet Johnson. Kris Rankka, Second Row: Sid GUI, Teresa McCauley, Therese Ronald, Celeste Memmer Girls Of The Month September Nancy Campbell October November Gayle DeBay Verna Bolong GOTHEMS are chosen for t heir attitude, dependability, and service to the school. Due to a COG mixup the last four GOTHEMS will be shown in next year’s annual. Knmbol. Ronald. Smith. Sorenson (row 3) Rowe. Murphy. December Clavadctscher. Wiseman JaneCozzutto March Mary Scaly Advisor Mrs. Renenga Larner. Muhlhauser. Sherwood, (row 2) Smiley. Langley. Memmer. Holboeck. Halverson. McCauley, Scaly, (row 2) Huss. Bruley, Sorenson. Brown. (Row 3) Janice Lundgren. Redifer. Tesdall. Bernathy. Jeanette Lundgren Holboeck, Anaberg. Newman. Bastin. (row 2) Cozzutto, Hageman, Gill. Hendrickson. Tielke Pritchard. Jelovich. Guyon (row 2) Hornsby. Hagen. Targus. Hatley. Johnson,Jovonovich Boys’ Federation President Rich VanVolkinburg. Boys’ Federation Under the very capable leadership of President Rich VanVolkinburg, Boys’ Federation existed mainly in the hearts and minds of boys attending Weatherwax. Although there were few' meetings, much was done by these ambitious boys. Advisor Mr Morrissey helps Chuck Fischer plan a meeting Officers Pat Fitzpatrick, sec ; Roy Werner, V.P . Rich Van Volkinburg. Pres ; Chuck Fisher. Treas Boys’ Rooter Association This year, for the first time, the boys have taken an active and official role in promoting pep at Wr.itherwax. Started by a handful of seniors. Boys’ Rooter Association grew in size and importance as the vear progressed. B R.A. advisor: Mr Gibson Steve Jones. Tom Lyse. Ed Gegen. and A1 Hall show support at a game. B R.A. backs the team at a pep assembly B.R.A. members guard Johnny Hoquiam during Pep Week. Biology Club Biology Club students discover an interesting form of plant life Biology club went on many educational field trips last year The girls so fond of skeletons are officers Marlene Nlaieski. Vice President, Mary Wright. President; Meg Korpi. Secretary; Jane Cozzutto. Sergeant at Arms. Attentive Biology Club members listen to a lecturer at the University of Puget Sound. Biology Club d visor. Mr Bussabarger, kept the club active and interested Future Business Leaders of America Officers: Nancy Kuhns. Vice President; Mary Bakotich. Secretary; Mrs Goodman. Advisor; Cheryl Holland. President. Debbie Jamison. Treasurer. Janet Future Business Leaders at their F.B.L.A. banquet. Arusell, Reporter Future Teachers of America Officers Mary Scaly, President; Linda Clark. Vice President. Linda Locke. Secretary-Treasurer The 36 members, this year, gained more insight toward their future vocation of teaching Mr James, the recent advis � r. undertook this club the middle of last year Stage Crew Stage Crew. Standing Mr James. Len Markley. Mike VanBlairicom. Don Warn bolt. Wavne VanBlairicom, Dale Bradlev. Bruce Odd s teve Holland Kneeling Don Enholm. Dan Weaver. Rick Bondurant, Larry Vessey. Ken Cole, Dave McKay. Steve Proctor, Richard Smith, and Henry the Buzz Saw This group advised by Mr James, played a fundamental role in the building of sets f r the plays of this year. Vocational Club What is V.I.C.A.? Vocational Industrial Clubs of America, V.I.C.A., is a new club organized at Weatherwax under the leadership of Mr. Jordan. Some of the club’s aims are; to develop leadership abilities through participation in educational, vocational, civic, recreational, and social activities; to foster a deep respect for the dignity of work and to assist students in establishing realistic vocational goals. Their large membership is rapidly growing. Front: Karen Hinrich, Treasurer; Mr. Jordan. Club Advisor; Carol Coghill, Reporter. Row 2: Eileen Bakotich. Secretary; Bruce Hansen, Vice President. Row 3; Ed V’ork Parliamentarian; Kurt Oestreich, President V.I.C.A club members: Ed York. Christy Corpron. Bruce Hansen. Karen Hinrichs. Mark Donovick. Colleen Frizzell. Carol Coghill, Bob Di Guillio, George Vessey. Eileen Bakotich, Jamie Young, Guyjacobs, Ken Ramsdell Science Club Poof! A success Members of Science Club are: Doug Fullaway. President, Mr Benz in. advisor; Karen Fullawav. Mary Wright, Jill Rosenkrantz. Secretary; John Nlayton, and Rob Hilliard. Vice President Math Club Studious Math Club members include J Abts. B Bastin. T Dunbar, D Fullawav. K Fullaway, R Hilliard. M Korpi. I. Locke. S Matheson. Mullen. D Parnel. Sandland.J Vlastilica. L. Wilson. M. Wright.J Wvatt President. Bruce Busenbark; Vice President. Gerardo Belong; Secretary-Treasurer Sheila Finseth. and Advisor Mr Legget all kept this year’s math club active Forensics Under the capable leadership of Miss Monohon and Mrs. Friedt. Forensics members enjoyed a knowledgable year as the club sent three members to District and State. District participants Terri Locke, Rosemary Yakovich. and Cathy Reiner Thespian members, front row: Barb Reynolds. Cathy Reiner. Tim Savage. Carol LeMoine. Meg Korpi. and Rhonda Gardner Back row Debbie Killian. John Bingham. Kelly Murchison. Jim Daly. Mary Wright. Denise Bigelow, and Linda Newman Thespians As Thespian advisor this year, Mr. James has done a tremendous job with a group of hard working students. With a new advisor, new ideas, and frequent meetings, the club enjoyed its largest initiation banquet in recent years. .After school fun in P 105. Forensic members, front row: Rosemary Yakovich. John Bingham, Seri Wilpone. and Melissa Rickey. Back row: Cathy Reiner, and Terri Locke Three One Act Plays Three one act plays that have “A Touch of Reality” are described by director Mr. Randy James. ‘‘When one deals in all of theater’s aspects such as drama, farce, and comedy he is presenting the audience with a special challenge, something that makes them more than viewers but thinkers as well.” Janice Hornsby, Sieve Garity. John Bingham. Denise Bigelow, and Lori Frary make up cast in ‘Strange Road .Meg Korpi “makes up whistling policeman Kelly Murchison. Pirn Savage, in The Shoemaker's Wife His Chinese-German wife Terri Locke UP THE DOWN STAIRCASE In his first year as drama coach at Weatherwax, Mr. James succeeded in producing a fine play with a cast of thirty-one. Mr. James explains the knowledge derived from such a comedy: “’Up the Down Staircase' divides the real and the ridiculous by juxtaposition comedy. The administration becomes life’s confrontation and the students become the rebuttal. Sylvia Barrett lies somew here in between these two points, with the “air’’ of College preparation as her guideline and experienced personnel as her goal.” Number one prop producer and all-time hard-working Rhonda Gardner received praise for behind the scenes assistance. Joanne Xlulhauser portrays Alice Blake Tim Savage and Director Mr. James smooth over a rough spot. Lead Cynthia Ingram as Sylvia Barrett and Haul Matthews as Joe Ferone. Good looking Paul Barringer plaved by Jim Solan. Frank Peterson, one of the students, is known asjose Administration and Faculty members: Left to ritjht front row: Sue Martin. Les Silvan. Tim Savage, Linda Newman, Jane Baxter. Susie-Schwarz. Back row: Rich Vanvolkenburg, Cynthia Ingram. Kathy Foster. Jane Potts, and Jim Solan. Cynthia and Jane enjoying practice Students, front row Penny Dobson. Leslie Rutan, Meg Korpi, Seri Wilpone. Mary Johnston. Terri Newman, and Craig Nlelhoff Back row: Dave Cook. Joanne Mulhauser. John Bingham. Kelly Murchison. Frank Peterson. Paul Mathews, and Jim Wilson. Mary Johnston as Carrie Blaine First Row: Diane Lachcl. Sue Rodin. Terri Thompson. Second Row: Kathy I eeds, Mary Wilson. Kathy Ancich. Kathi Hoonan. Third Row: Cal V’ork. Dan Kivi. Kevin Ekar. Steve Soike. Jack Hansen, Rich VanVolkinburg, and Greg Astells Dan and Kathi. Cal and Diane. Jack and Sue. Terri and Greg Kathy and Rich Mary and Kevin May Court King Steve and Queen Kathv Top Ten Kneeling I'll Rosenkrantz, Paula Larsen. Kris Rankka Standing: Terry Wines Sitting Leslie Rutan, Jackie Larner, Mary Wright, Carolyn Bracken. Sid Herron. Contact! Kris and Paula take a whirl at the propellor Sid and Mary-the plane’s in good hands. 110 Carolyn Bracken and Leslie Rutan Kathy Leeds and Jackie Lamer Class Speakers Kathy Leeds. Sid Herron. Jackie Lamer. Missing: Mary Wright Jill Rosenkrantz and Terry Wines Senior Honor Roll 4.00— Paula Larsen 4.00— Kathy Leeds 4.00— Leslie Rutan 3.96— Carolyn Bracken 3.96— Kris Rankka 3.96— Jill Rosenkrantz 3.92— Sid Herron 3.92— Jackie Lamer 3.91—Terry Wines 3.89—Mary Wright 3.88—Sue Rodin 3.84—Mary Jo Feuerstein 3.84— Doug Fullaway 3.84— Jane Potts 3.79—Mary Munk 3.78—Tim Savage 3.75—Linda Locke 3.73— Sidney Gill 3.73— Linda Newman 3.69—Ron Locke 3.68—Nancy Campbell 3.67— Devin Backholm 3.67— Teresa McCauley 3.67— Mary Scaly 3.65— Richard Benn 3.65— Cynthia Ingram 3.63—Valarie Black 3.61— Susan Schwarz 3.61— Rich VanVolkinburg 3.59—Robert Hilliard 3.57—Teresa Dunbar 3.55— Steve Benz in 3.55— Chris Hatt 3.53— Ann Clavadetscher 3.53— Kevin Ekar 3.53— Tom Lyse 3.51—Marilyn Graham 111 Class Valentines for 1970 from left toriRht are Sophomore Grctchen Halt. Senior Kris Rankka. and Junior Patti Thayer Class Valentines Every year each class selects a class sweetheart. These young ladies are presented at the annual Swing Concert in February. Junior Class Valentine: Patti Thayer Senior Class Valentine: Kris Rankka. Sophomore Class Valentine Gretchen Halt 118 PRESIDENT - GENE GIBSON VICE PRESIDENT - CHERYL HOLLAND In the successful year we have just completed the credit cannot be given to any one person, it was equally distributed among the Board of Control and all the representatives who worked with me Respect, confidence, and sincerity were the major qualities we worked toward in achieving our success Respect for others and their opinions, confidence in ourselves as leaders, and sincerity in our work contributed to a united effort so we would be able to succeed in the future These accomplishments can best be exemplified in participation and representation by the Student Body In athletics we had championship seasons in all ways, especially on the part of the spectators, notably the Boys Rooter Association. In music we continued the many achievements gained in previous years, again being recognized as the number one band, orchestra, and choir In many clubs and social activities—I'VVD, COG, Boys Fed enthusiasm, sincerity, and leadership was achieved, at times, overwhelmingly through the numbers who participated and gave their time In representing the Student Body. Senate was hindered by an inherited communication and organization gap. However, through the work of each member, they laid the ground work for a new and revised constitution, and the possibility of a Senate ( lass Notably, unqualified success was shown by the many committees and the members who worked many long hours and evenings. Even though many of the problems Senate worked with seemed minor to contemporary thought, the experience gained and the cooperation achieved was the primary success this year Through the united effort on the part of the Student Body in dealing with individual's rights, respect in each other, confidence in our ability to work together to achieve our goals, and sincerity, our purpose was achieved I am very proud to have had the opportunity to work with a tremendous group of people I know with the experience the juniors and sophomores have acquired they will accomplish far greater tasks. Gene Gibson ASB President. 1969-70 ASB Officers TREASURER KEVIN EKAR 119 Turkey Day 1969 Dear AHS, Here in Italy school starts October 1. I have really enjoyed my extra-long vacation although the last months were busy ones. Italian life is so different from American life. No one lives in houses like we know them. They are all apartment buildings, but big ones. The days are quiet. We play cards, talk, have visitors, knit, sew, etc. At night we go to the cinema, to parties or to town. Instead of having dances like we do, they have parties in their homes. Those are really a lot more fun. Meals are at different times, too. Breakfast when we wake up; lunch, the main meal, at 2:00; and dinner about 8:00 (whenever we get home). My family is really tremendous. My Mamma and Papa are doing everything they can for me. I have two sisters-Clementina 16 V$, and Donatella 11. I also have a brother, Mimmo 14 Vi. Our grandmother and grandfather, and aunt live with us too. I really love it here. The whole family makes me feel so wanted. I hope the 1969-70 school year is a good one for everyone. Sincerely, Robin Rodrique Time to say good-bye School days, school days 122 AHS’ exchange student, Monika Holboeck. from Austria AFS Exchange Students A picture of concentration An artful student America, America close to my heart it shall ever be. it will travel with me across the sea into the hearts and homes of the people surrounding me. They shall know of the bonds of friendship, and it will grow till it covers the earth with a warmth and love too strong to break, too real to be fake. America, America I will return to thee to look upon thy grandeur and feel your friendship spreading through me. How else can I express my feelings toward you? You have opened your hearts and homes to me, you have shown me a deep friendship and understanding which I hope I’ve been able to return in some small way. The invaluble experiences I’ve learned in your country will help me in countless ways in future years. I thank you all. Monika Holboeck 123 Seniors Leaders For Class of ’70 This year’s outstanding Senior Class was led by three superb officers; the elite president, Greg Astells, who presided over all the important Senior class meetings, vivacious Vice-President Carol LeMoine, who brought forth many original and beneficial ideas in Senate, and diligent Secretary-Treasurer Mary Sealy, who kept extensive records of all Senior class activities. The wise and experienced Senior Senators, Jane Baxter, Brenda Gunderson, Paula Larson, Sue Rodin, Devin Back holm, Jeff Bowers. Doug Fullaway, and Doug Luark led this year’s Senate through one of its most productive years. With the leadership and enthusiasm of this year’s superior Senior class there is no doubt that they all will go far in their endeavors. V P. Carol LeMoine Sec. - Treas. Mary Sealy Pres. Greg Astells 126 Senators take action as officers guide Senators: Jane Baxter. Brenda Gunderson Back Row: Devin Backholm. Jeff Bowers The 1970 Senior class was one of the most active in recent years. It put forth great efforts in such activities as the UNICEF Drive, U.W.D., and Dollars for Scholars. The Senior boys displayed a contagious spirit with the formation of the first Boys Rooter Association (later opened to the underclassmen) which highlighted ALL football and basketball games. Everyone was proud of the way they supported the players and pep staff, as well as the way they represented A.H.S. Senators: Sue Rodin. Paula Larsen; Back Row: Doug Luark, Doug Fullaway. Janet Arusell Greg Astells Bob Babineau Devin Backholm J im Solan, a flower amongst weeds 128 Doug Bagaason Mary Bakotich Diane Baretich Guy Barrett John Bartosh Mike Bellafatto Steve Benzin Jane Baxter Rich Benn Diane Bergerson Roger Redifer's late model Volkswagen is a representative example of the student-owned cars at Weather wax. 129 130 Valerie Black Jeff Bowers Carolyn Bracken Laurie Breckow Gerardo Bolong Ernestine Braack Greg Brawlcy Tom Breivo Curtis Brennan Gary Bryson Michael Britzman Myron Burk Randy Brown Sue Burslic John Ketola. number 75. leaves the field after action during the Hudson's Bay Game October 10. He is assisted bv Greg Brawley and Dave Burton Bruce Busenbark Nancy Campbell Carol Carpenter Charles Carr Mike Caldwell Jim Carossino Tercssa Carpenter Mike Carson Kevin Caskey Mark Chorba Doug Cator Bev Chaisson Yvonne Chouinard Ken Christiansen Brenda Gunderson: “Senate meetings are a hair-raising experience ' 131 Linda Christiansen Linda Clark Carol Coghill Dave Cook Joe Clark Ann Clavadetschcr Bob Connelly Crissie Corpron 132 Chris Crawford Janet Crites Steve Crites Teresa Cronk John Krtola. Julie Folkers and Mik Nicholas take a breath of fresh air just before class starts. Charlene Culver Jim Daly Karen Dewey Bob DiGuilio Marie Culver Ken Dawson Sharon Dewey Penny Dobson 133 Mindy Dotson Mike Dunn Colleen Eaton Kevin Ekar Mark Ellison Terri Dunbar Steve Ealey Lloydync Edingcr Ron Ellefson Steve Ferris Ted Harkstadt and Richard Benn demonstrate equipment, used in Mr Mitby’s reading Mary Jo Feuerstein Ernie Fisher Betty Fogelsong Doreen Finley Pat Fitzpatrick Julie Folkers Chuck Fischer Paul Fitzpatrick Ken Foshaug 134 development class, for parents on Open House night. October 22. Ed Gegen Sidney Gill Mark Gores Gene Gibson Donald Glud Marilyn Graham Alycc Gilbert Paul Godfrey Deborah Greninger Cathy Foster Lori Frary Diane Fulkerson Patec Furth Kim Gardner Lorna Foster Joe Friberg Doug Fullaway Mona Gaidrich Gary Geddcs 135 John Loncar and Blaine Harden park themselves peacefully in front of the Huntley Building in spite of warning sign. Mona Grimncs Mary Gurrad Betty Guyon Marlene Hageman Brenda Gunderson Nancy Gustafson Ted Hackstadt Sue Halbert Alien Hall Mike Hall Dave Hall John Hall Ann Halverson John Hammel 136 Bill Hannon Shcllic Harmon Bruce Hansen George Harp Blaine Harden Phil Harris Jeff Bowers models songqueen rain fashions. Tary Hart Diane Hathaway Chris Hatt Cezanne Headland Janice Hartman JoAnn Hatley Gail Hayes Vicki Henderson Paul Hendrickson Vicki Hewson Karen Hinrichs Monika Holbocck Fred Holmcidc Peggy Hermsen Debbie Hill Jim Hinton Cheryl Holland Larry Holt Sidney Herron Robert Hilliard David Hoffman Donna Holland Kathi Hoonan Linda Hopkins Jean Huss Terri Hutchinson Diane Hovis Joedic Huss Cynthia Ingram 138 i Bob Iverson Debbie Jamison Calhy Jelovich Dennis Jackson Cindy Jasper Jack Jensen Tawny Johnson Barb Jones Steve Jones Laura Kakb Don Keefer Mary Johnston Jodee Jones Phil Jurasin Ron Kalinowski Ernie Keene Judy Jonason Linda Jones Donna Kaiyala Janet Karamatic Nancy Keeton 139 140 Ann Kegel John Kctola David Keller Marta Kelly John Kirkwood Dan Kivi Dick Shelstad spends much of his study hall time working to keep the Weatherwax campus looking presentable Sheri Knott Kathi Kruger Dawn Lacnel Greg Lamb Janice Kombol Nancy Kuhns Diane Lachel Mary Langley Our non-operative Victory Bell Sandra Lanning Jackie Larncr Kris Larson Terry Lee Wayne Lapacek Paula Larsen Chuck Layng Becky Lceck 141 Kathy Leeds Marcia Lewis Paul Lcithold Diane Lindskov Carol LcMoine Judy Lloyd 142 Linda Locke Ron Locke John Loncar Ron Loomis Roberta Loucks Doug Luark Art McDonald Dave McGuire Jeff McGarrah Sally McKinney Hugh McGavick Mary McKown Janice Lundgrcn Tom Lyse Bccki Matson John Mayton Leslie Lundquist Chris Manenica Wes Mattson Teresa McCauley Reba McMillan Julie McNaull Ride McPcak Scott Mcfford Celeste Memmer Pat Meservey Roberta Meyer Dan Michalak Mike Michelbrink Kathy Miller Brenda Minks Gene Morchcad Bob Morrill Mary Munk Colleen Murphy Jerry Ncct Jim Nelson Ellen Newman Linda Newman John O’Brien 143 Barb Smith demonstrates that “the natives are friendly” in the halls at Weathcrwax. Kurt Ocstrcich Shelley Olson Phil Passmore Jacquic Pearson Barney Petrine Nancy Olsen Myra Parker Jack Pearson Lauri Pcnttila Frank Petersen 144 Harold Peterson Linda Playter Trclani Pibel Jane Potts Kathy Pinewski Nancy Powell Regie Prescott Keith Questi Karl Ralston Walt Ramsdcll Adelc Rattic Steve Proctor Cheryl Quinn Sandra Ramiskcy Kris Rankka Roger Rcdifcr Charles Revel Jan Roinat Lynn Revel Sue Rodin Thercse Ronald Steve Roose I get high with a little help from my friends. John Hall and Sue Smith enjoy a great view of the Weatherwax lobby. Shirlee Schaffer! Billye Scott Marty Schmid Mary Scaly Sue Schwarz. Ed Seiqmen Jill Roscnkrantz Leslie Rutan Arnettc Sandland Jerry Savage Edith Rozmaryn Bev Sanderson Josephine Sandoval Tim Savage Jackie Earner. “I hit it!” 146 Ron Shay Gordon Shellgrcn Dick Shelstad Lm Silvan Ken Simon Sam Simpson Bob Iverson and Gary Bryson giving a pep talk Arleta Skinner Dianne Smith Sue Smith Mike Snodgrass Barb Smith Sharon Smith Debbie Snider Allison Snyder 147 Steve Soiko Marilyn Stearns Chris Stcnsager Mike Stone Jim Solan Ray Steen Dennis Stevens Bill Straughn Roy Werner and Ribbit Ribbit, a study in tranquillity. Patty Streifel Dan Sturgill Gary Sturgill Paul Stutcsman Mike Taylor Janet Tesia 148 Tom Thomas Terri Thompson Marvin Townsend Mike VanBlaricom Gifford Thompson Bonnie Todd Brenda Urych John VanDerbcck Rich VanVolkinburg Phil VanWagner Julius Vegh Debbie Vcitch Donna Vasbinder George Vessey Phil Jurasin, who holds the rooter bus bubblegum-chewing championship His fifty-five sticks set a new record Joanne Vlastelica Roy Werner Mary Wilson Joe Walczyk Denise Whitchcr Terry Wines Nancy Walczyk Christi Williams Kathy Winter Seniors Not Pictured Vicky Abrahamson Willie Aldrich Steve Balgaroo Dave Ballard Dave Bridges John Cady Robert Christianson Allene Davis Jim Dominoski Chuck Edwards Bob Fletcher Myra Furstnow Jim Furubotten Frnak Gatcson David Gentile Robert Grcninger Robert Guile Jack Hansen Rick Hickcrson Nona Hope Mariann Kelly Larry Leach John McBride Jim Parbon Dan Pascoe John Radka Kathleen Rasset John Relich Terry Shedd Edd A. Smith Bob Sowers Glenn York 150 Kerry Wiseman Mary Wright Joni Yomch Barbara Young Jane Zembal Danny Wright Sue Yearout Cal York Jamie Young Brat Looking Krys Larson and Barney Petrine. Most Likely to Succeed: Doug Fullaway and Jackie Larner Most Talented Devin Backholm and Cynthia Ingram 151 Class Flirts: Carol LeMoine and Ernie Fisher Most Willing to Serve Mary Jo Fererstein and Gene Gibson Peppiest: Cal York Most Athletic Nam Peppiest Kathy Leeds mpbell and Steve Soike A Little Bit of Everything: Diane Lachel and Greg Astells. Class Cut-ups: Cheryl Holland and Dick Shelstad. 153 Shyest Ted Hackstadt and Dianne Smith Friendliest: Jim Solan and Sue Rodin. The advanced PE class plays soccer on one of Aberdeen’s rare sunny days Terri Thompson and Sue Halbert carry on an animated conversation while Karen Dewey investigates a hole in the upholstery Brenda Gunderson’s T-Day pep sign depicts Sam Simpson, Steve Allen, John Blaine Harden. Chris Stensager, Kevin Werner display Weathcrwax brother- Why Not a Career with ITT Rayonier... Have you considered working for one of the world's leading producers of Chemical Cellulose? NIER SEATTLE ♦ PORT ANGELES ♦ HOQUIAM ITT ♦ SHELTON A Weyerhaeuser THE HIGH YIELD FOREST MORE WOOD FOR THE FUTURE 159 ABERDEEN federal ABERDEEN FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION ON YOUR TIME AND TEMPERATURE CORNER WE'VE BEEN DOING BUSINESS WITH GRADUATES SINCE THE GREAT YEAR OF 1907 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1970 BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS FUTURE ABERDEEN ALOHA OPERATIONS HARBOR DIVISION LOGGING LUMBER SHINGLES AND SHAKES SHAKE PANEL 160 Grays Harbor Paper Company CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF 1970 P. O. BOX 60, HOQUIAM, WASH. GRAYS HARBOR PAPER COMPANY IS A SUBSIDIARY OF ITT RAYONIER, INC. AND HAMMER-MILL PAPER COMPANY, WITH NATIONWIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR CAREERS IN PRODUCTION, RESEARCH, SALES, AND MARKETING OF A WIDE RANGE OF FINE PAPERS. CONSIDER YOUR FUTURE ON PAPER. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER Lamb-Grays Harbor Company ON-THE-JOB TRAINING PROGRAMS FOR HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES DRAFTSMEN, MACHINISTS, WELDERS 161 HOQUIAM, WASHINGTON Mayr Bros. Logging Co. Inc. ROUTE 3 BOX 508 HOQUIAM, WASHINGTON WESTERN SOFTWOOD LOGS - DOMESTIC ; EXPERT PULPWOOD - WOOD CHIPS the Only Place to Eat! Roadrunner High School Store Stoliker’s Arctic Circle FOR THE BEST FRIED CHICKEN IN TOWN HAMBURGERS - SHAKES - FRIES - SOFT DRINKS - SHRIMP FISH — FARM GIRt-S - FARM BOYS - GOMERS everybody’s FAVORITE RANCHBURGER ABX Augustine Bussard A B Trucking Construction CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '70 163 Swanson’s and Swaneze Ice Cream Parlor ICECREAM PARLOR JprCTAiipTiJ'pl HAY CITY FUEL COMPANY Bob Ahrendt Olds ■ GMC Company Natural asat i sfac t ion is the nicest thing that can happen to homeowners CASCADE NATURAL GAS CORPORATION Crowell Bros. O.K. Tire Shop COMPLETE FRONT END BRAKE SHOP NEW TIRES, USED RECAPPED HEADQUARTERS FOR CAR STEREO AND STEREO TAPES. 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Alstrom, Jack 128 Ancich, Kathy 36, 71, 73,96, 128 Leaderettes 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Miss Football 3; COG, VP 2, Pres. 3; Senate 3: Hon. Soc. 1 Aruscll, Janet 72,74,79, 101, 128 AsteUs, Greg 38, 39. 41,42. 43, 72, 73, 126, 128 Football 1,2,3; Track 1; B.R. A. Basketball 1; Gass Pres. 2, 3, Hon. Soc. 1, 2, 3; Senate 2, 3 Babineau. Robert 128 Backholm, Devin 79. 81, 73, 127, 128 - Hon. Soc. 1,2, 3; Senate 2, 3; Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3 Pres. 3; B.R.A.; ‘‘Lil’ Abner” 2 Bagaason, Doug 129 Bakotich, Mary 101, 129 -COG 1, 2, 3; FBLA 2, 3 Secretary 3 Balgaroo, Steve Ballard. Dave Baretich, Diane 129 - COG 1, 2, 3 Barrett, Guy 38,42, 129 - B.R.A. Honor Society; Football 2, 3 Bartosh, John 129 - Track 2, 3; Wrestling 1 Baxter, Jane 73, 78, 106, 107, 127, 129- French Gub 1,2, 3; Senate 2, 3; Hon. Soc. 1,2, 3 Bellafatto, Mike 53, 70, 129 Boys’ State 2; Basketball Manager 2, 3; Hon. Soc. 1, 2 Benn, Richard 72,94. 129 Hon. Soc. 1,2, 3; Latin Gub 1, 2, 3; Intra. Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3; Senate 2, 3; Gass Pres. 1, V.P. 2: B.R.A. Benzin, Steve 72, 129 - Hon. Soc. 1,2,3; B.R.A.; Basketball 2; Golf 1,2; Science Gub 2 Bergerson, Diane 72, 129 Spanish Gub 1,2, 3; Hon. Soc. 1.2, 3; Pep Gub 3 Black, Valerie 70, 74, 130 TTS 2, 3; Spanish Gub 1,2.3; Hon. Soc. 1,2, 3; Majorette 3 Bolong, Gerardo 72, 75, 76, 103, 130- Band 1,2, 3; Hon. Soc. 1.2, 3; Intra. Basketball 2,3 Chess 1,2,3 Ping Pong 1.2,3 Bowers. Jeff 73, 74, 75, 127, 130 Band 1,2, 3; Baseball 1,2,3; B.R.A.; Senate 2, 3; Lil Abner Braak, Ernestine 130 - TTS 1; GAA 1; COG 1,2,3 Bracken. Carolyn 72, 79, 110, 130 Top Ten; Spanish Gub 1.2, 3; Hon. Soc. 1,2, 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Biology Club 2; Lil’ Abner Brawley, Greg 38, 70, 130 - B.R. A.; Football mgr. 2; Football trainer 3; Concession Crew 3 Breckow, Laurie 72, 130 - Trans, from Braidwood, III. 1968 GAA 1,2,3; AFS 3; Tennis 3 Breivo, Tom 130 Brennan, Curtis 74, 130 - Band 1, 2, 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3 Bridges, Dave Britzman, Michael 130 Brown, Randy 95, 130 - DECA 3; Latin Gub 1; Honor Society 1 Bryson. Gary 130 B.R.A., V. P. 3 Burk, Myron 130 Burslie, Susan 130 Buscnbark, Bruce 47, 103, 131 Cross Country 2, 3; Math Club 3; Science Gub 3 Cady,John Caldwell. Mike 131 - V.I.C.A.; B.R.A. Campbell, Nancy 45 46. 72, 74. 131 GAA 1, V.P. 2, Pres. 3; Hon. Soc. 1, 2, 3; Band 1,2, 3; Spanish Gub; Powderpuff football Carossino, Jim 60, 83, 131 KOB 1,2; Phot. Club 3; Art Gub 3; B.R.A.; Swimming 2,3 Carpenter. Carol 95, 131 -DECA Carpenter, Teressa 95, 131 Latin Club; Drama; DECA Carr, Charles (Bucky) 38,42, 131 Tran, from Quinauit Wa. -Football 1,2, 3; Track 2,3 Carson, Mike 131 Caskey, Kevin 38.42, 75, 76, 131 Football 1,2, 3; Pep Band 1,2, 3; Track 2,3; Spanish Gub 3 Cator, Doug 74, 75, 76. 77. 79, 131 French Gub 1,2, Trcas. 3; Bands 1, 2, 3; Orchestra 1,2, 3; Tennis 1; Swimming 2 Chaisson, Bev 131 Chorba, Mark 88, 131 - KOB 1 Chouinard, Yvonne 131 Ariel 3; Creative Writ. Club 3 Christenson, Robert Christiansen. Ken 38.42,43,131 Football 1,2, 3; Track 2; B.R. A. 3 Christiansen, Linda 132 Spanish Club 1,2; Powderpuff Football 3; Pep Gub 1,2; Lil’ Abner 2 Gark, Joe 132 Gark. Linda 101, 132 - FTA 2, 3 Gavadetscher, Ann 72, 84, 132 Honor Society 1, 2, 3; Pep Gub 1,2, V.P. 3; Biology Gub 1,2, 3; Leaderettes 3 Coghill, Carol 83,102,132 Tran, from Raymond Wa.; Ski Gub 2, 3; Photo. Gub 3; VICA Connelly, Bob 132 Cook, Dave 106, 107, 132 Corpron, Christina 102, 132 VICA; FBLA; Lil’ Abner Cote, Carla 132 Coulter, Sandi 132 - FBLA 3 Courcy, Kathi 95, 131 Cozzutto, Jane 79, 85, 100,132 Biology Gub 1,2. 3; French Gub 1,2. 3; Pep Gub 2, Pres. 3; AFS 3; Art Club 3; Senate 3 Crawford, Christopher 38, 39, 42, 43, 133 -Football 1,2,3 Crites, Janet 133 - Ski Club 3; Pep Club 1,2; Powderpuff Football Gites, Steve 38,43, 133 Football 1,2, 3; B.R.A. 3 Gonk, Teresa 133 Culver, Charlene 133 - TTS 1, 3 Culver, Marie 133-TTS 1,3 Daly, Jim 60, 70, 133 - Ski Gub Spanish Gub 3; Swim Team 2,3 B.R.A. 3 Davis, Allene Dawson, Ken Dewey, Karen 133, 156 - Spanish Gub 1,2; Powderpuff Football Dewey, Sharon 132 - Pep Gub 3; Powderpuff Football; Lil’ Abner DiGuilio, Bob 47, 102, 133 Cross Country 3, VICA 3; B.R.A. Dobson, Penny 106, 107, 133 Dominoski, Jim 80, 88 Dotson, Mindy 134 Dunbar, Terri 45, 72, 103, 134 Spanish Gub 1,2,3; Math Gub 2, 3; Biology Gub 1,2, 3; Pep Gub 3; AFS 3; FTA 3 Dunn. Mike 134 Ealey, Steve 58, 134 Eaton, Colleen 134 Edinger. Uoydyne 95, 134 - DECA Edwards, Chuck Ekar, Kevin 52. 53. 70. 71.73, 134, 156 - Hon. Soc. 1,2,3; Tennis 2, 3; Intra. Basketball 1,3; Cross Country 2; Latin Gub 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3; Senate 3; Boys’ State 2; ASB Treas. 3; B.R.A.; Lil’ Abner 2 Ellefson, Ronald 134 - B.R.A. Ellison, Mark 74,134- Trans, from Olympia, Wa. Band 3 Ferris. Steve 53, 72. 134, 155 Hon. Soc. 1,2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1,2, 3; Intra. Basketball 1,2, 3; B.R.A. 3 Feuerstein, Mary Jo 70, 72, 80, 134 - Gothem 1; Latin Gub I, 2; AFS 1,2, Pres. 3; Pep Gub 1,2, 3; Math Club 2, 3; Choir 1,2,3; Girls’ State 2; Honor Society 1,2, 3; Lil’ Abner Finley, Doreen 81. 134 Goldenaires 2, 3; FBLA 3; Choir Fischer. Chuck 72, 73. 91.98. 134, 195 - Boys’ Fed. Treas. 3; 0. B. Editor 3; Spanish Gub 1, 2, Pres. 3; Senate 3; B.R.A.; Hon. Soc. 1,2,3; Creative Writing Gub 3 Fisher, Ernest 71, 117, 134 Yell Duke 3 Fitzpatrick, Pat 90, 98, 134 Boys’ Fed. Sec. 3; O.B.; B.R.A. Sec. - Treas. Fitzpatrick. Paul 134 Fletcher, Bob Fogelsong, Betty 134 - Ski Gub Folkers, Julie 134 - Ski Gub Foshaug, Ken 80, 134, 58 - B.R.A. Foster, Catherine 95, 106, 107, 135 Foster, Lorna 135 - TTS 3 Frary, Lori 135 - One Act Plays 3; FBLA 3 Friberg, Joe 135 Fulkerson, Diane 135 - Tran. from Lacey, Wa. 1969 Fullaway, Doug 71,72, 73, 87, 103. 127, 135 -Math 1.2, 3; Science Club 1,2, 3; Hon. Soc. 1,2.3 Furth, Pattee 95, 135 -DECA 3 Furubotten. Jim Gaidrich, Mona 75, 135 - Tennis 2; Spanish Gub 1, Sec. 2, V.P. 3; Honor Soc. 1,2, 3; AFS 3; Band 1. 2, 3; GAA 1 Gardner, Kim 58, 135 - B.R.A. 3; Swimming 2, 3; Spanish Gub I Gateson, Frank Geddes, Gary 75, 76, 135 - Bands 1,2,3 Gegen, Ed 38,43,80,135 Football 1,2,3; Choir 3; B.R.A. Gentile. David Gibson. Gene 38. 42, 71.72. 73, 74. 77,79,87, 1 18, 135 -Spanish Gub 1,2, 3; Hon. Soc. 1,2, 3; Board of Control 3; Senate 1, 2, 3; ASB Pres. 3; Bands 1. 2, 3; Board of Control 3; Senate 1, 2, 3; ASB Pres. 3; Bands 1, 2, 3; Orchestra 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3. Baseball 2, 3;JV Basketball 1, 2; Lil’ Abner 2; P.A. System 2, 3; B.R.A. 3 Gilbert, Alyce 135 Gill, Sidney 72. 84.94, 135 Latin Gub 1,2, 3; French Gub 2, 3; Pep Gub 3; AFS 1,2 Glud, Donald 70, 135 - Latin Gub 1,2; Boys’ State 2 Godfrey, Paul 135 Goodel, James Gores, Mark 135 - VICA; B.R.A. Graham. Marilyn 72, 135 Spanish Gub 2, 3; FTA 2, 3; Honor Society 2, 3 Greniger. Deborah 80, 135 Tran, from Elgin, Ore. - GAA 2; Pep Gub 2; FHA 2; Husky Guards 2; Paper Staff 2 Grcningcr, Robert, Jr. Grimnes, Mona 136 - Tran. Hoquiam, Wa. 1968 Guile. Robert 88 - ROTC Gunderson, Brenda Jay 73. 83, 127, 136 - Art Gub 3; Pep Club 3; Leaderette 2.3; Gass Sec. 1; Senate 1, 2, 3 Gurrad, Mary 82, 136 Girls’ Glee 1,2, 3 Gustafson, Nancy (Gus) 46, 75, 76, 79, 136 -Bands 1,2, Sec. 3; Tennis 3; Orchestra 1.2, 3; Honor Society 1, 3; Lil’ Abner Guyon, Betty 80. 136, 155 Choir 3; FBLA 3 Hackstadt, Ted 136 - Track 1,2. 3; Cross Country 1,2; Intra-murals 3; B.R.A.; Gass Personality 3 Hageman, Marlene 83, 1 36 Latin Club 1,2, 3; FTA 2; AFS 3; Thespians 3; Art Gub 3 Halbert. Sue 136, 156 - Pep Gub 1,3; Leaderettes 5, 3; Powderpuff Football 3 Hall, Allen 47, 136 Cross Country 1,2,3; Track 1.2, 3; B.R.A. 3 Hall, Mike 136 Tran, from North River High School-DECA 3; B.R.A. 3 Hall. Dave 136 Hall, John 136- B.R.A. 3 Halverson, Ann 73, 136 Leaderette 2, 3; Leader. Pres. 3; AFS 1,2, 3; FTA 1.2. 3; Senate 3; Spanish 3 Hammel, John 1 36 Hannon, Bill 73. 137 Biology 3; Senate 3 Hansen, Bruce 74, 102. 137 Hansen. Jack 38, 39,42, 43, 52, 53 Football 2. 3; Basketball 1, 2. 3; Baseball 1; B.R.A. 3 Harden, Blaine 70, 72, 137, 156, 195-Hon. Soc. 1,2,3; Boys' State 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3; Quinault Photographer 2, 3; B.R.A. Harmon, Shcliie 137 Harp, George 80, 91, 136 Harris, Phil 95, 137, - Tran, from Moses Lake, Wa. 1969 DECA 3 Hart.Tary 137 Hartman. Janice 137 Hathaway, Diane 137 Hatley, JoAnn 137, 157 Girls’Glee 2; Ski Club 1,2 Hatt, Chris 137 Pep Club; Biology Club; Honor Sfu'ietv Hayes, GaU 79,80.81, 137 Orchestra 1,2, 3; Goldenaires 2. 3; COG 2nd V.P. 3; Hon. Soc. 3; Lit Abner 2 Headland, Cezanne 137 Henderson, Vicki 80, 81, 137 Senate 1; Goldenaires 3; Lil Abner 2 Hendrickson. Paul 75, 138, 194 Golf 1.2, 3; Band 1,2, 3; B.R.A. 3; Quinault 2, Sports Ed. 3 Hermsen, Peggy 138 - FBLA 3; FTA 3 Herron. Sidney 38, 51,72, 88, 110, 138 Hon. Soc. 1.2. 3; Track 1,2,2; Wrestling 1,2, 3; Football 2, 3; Nat. Merit Finalist; ROTC; Top Ten 3 Hewson. Vicki 138 Hickcrson, Rick Hill, Debra 72,78, 138 - GAA 1. 2, 3; Orchestra 1,2, 3; Latin Club 1,2; Hon. Soc. 1,2, 3; AFS Hilliard, Robert 47, 75, 76, 79, 103, 138 -French Club 1.2,3; Track 1.2, 3; Cross Country 2, 3; Band 1.2, 3; Math Gub 3 Hinrichs, Karen 102, 138 VICA Treas. 3 Hinton, James 38,43, 51, 88. 89, 138 • Football 1.2, 3; Track 1,2, 3; Wrestling 1,2, 3; Math Gub ROTC 1.2; Hon. Soc. Hoffman, Dave 80. 138 Holboeck, Monika 123, 138 Tran, from Bundeserziehung-sanstalt. Gmunden, Austria. 1969. Foreign Exchange Student, COG Publicity Comm.. AFS Holland. Cheryl 71,73, 101, 118, 138 - Senate 3; Board of Control 3; FBLA V.P. 2, Pres. 3. ASB Vice Pres. 3 Holland. Donna 138 Holmeide, Fred 75, 79, 138 Band 1,2,3; Orchestra 1,2,3 Holt, Larry 75, 138, 155 Bands 1,2, 3; B.R.A.; Lil’ Abner Homchick, Steve Hoonan. Kathi 71, 73, 91, 117, 138 Pep Gub 3; Pep Staff 3; O.B. Ad Manager 3; Powderpuff Football 3 Hope, Nona 80 Hopkins, Linda 138 - FBLA 1,2, 3; Leaderettes 2, 3; Pep Gub Hovis, Diane 139 Huss, Jean 138 Huss, Joedie 138 Hutchinson, Terri 78, 138 Spanish 1,2, 3; FBLA 3; Ariel Staff 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3 Ingram. Cynthia 78, 80, 81, 106. 107, 138 - Orchestra 1,2, 3; Choir 2, 3; Goldenaires 2, 3; Hon. Soc. 1, 2, 3 Iverson, Robert 38, 42, 50, 51, 139 - Football 1,3; Wrestling 1,2, 3; B.R.A. Jackson, Dennis 139 • B.R.A. 3 Jamison, Debbi 101, 139 FBLA 2, Treas. 3 Jasper, Cindy 36, 94, 139 Latin Gub 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3; AFS 3; FSW 2 Jelovich, Cathy 139 - FBLA 3; Leaderette 2, 3 Jensen, Jack 139 Johnson, Tawny 139 Johnston, Mary 94, 106, 107, 139 Latin Gub 1,2, Pres. 3; Thespians 2, V.P. 3; AFS 3; Drama 1 Jonason, Judy 80, 139 Jones, Barbara 78, 139 Orchestra 1,2, 3; AFS 3; Hon. Soc. 1,2; Lil’ Abner 2 Jones, Jodcc 139 Biology Club 1,2, 3; Hon. Soc. 1,2; Leaderettes 2. 3 Jones, Linda 139 Jones, Steve 60. 61. 139 Swimming 2, 3; B.R.A. 3 Jurasin, Phil 139 Ski Gub 3; B.R. A. 3 Kaiyala, Donna 75, 79, 80, 139 Band 1,2, 3; Orchestra 1,2,3; Biology Club 1,3; Hon. Soc. 1,3 Kaleb. Laura 139, 194 - Pep Club 3; COG Treas. 3; Quinault 2, Senior Section Ed. 3 Kalinowski, Ronald 53, 139 Karamatic, Janet 78, 80, 81. 139 Choir 1,2,3; Goldenaires 1,2, 3; Orchestra 1,2, 3; Hon. Soc. 1, 2, 3; Lil’ Abner 2 Keefer, Donald 139 Keene, Ernie 139 - Biology Gub 1,2,3 Keeton, Nancy 95. 139 Kegal, Ann 71,80, 140 AFS 2, 3; Ariel 3; Lil’ Abner 2 Keller. David 140 - Hon. Soc. 1, 2, 3; B.R.A. 3 Kelly, Mariann - Trans, from Abbotsford, B.C. 1968 Kelly, Marta 79, 140 Orchestra 1,2,3; Lil’ Abner 2 Ketola, John 38, 39. 42,43, 140 Basketball 1,2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3; Baseball 2; Spanish Gub 1. Pres. 2; B.R.A. Kirkwood, John 140 Kivi. Dan 38, 39.40.41.42.43, 140-Football 1,2, 3; Track 2,3 Knott. Sheri 140 Kombol, Janice 94, 140 Latin Club 2, 3; FBLA 3 Kruger, Kathi 80, 140 Kuhns, Nancy 101, 140 - FBLA 1, 2, 3; AFS 2 Lachel. Dawn 140 Lachel, Diane 45, 46, 71,73, 119, 140, 195 -GAA 1, Sec.-Treas. 2. 3; Hon. Soc. 1,3; Senate 1,2, 3; Gass Sec.- Treas. 2; ASB Sec. 3; Tennis 2, 3; Quinault 3 Lamb. Greg 38.42.90. 140 Baseball 1,2, 3; Football 1,2. 3; O.B. 3; Basketball 1,2 Langley, Mary 72, 80. 94, 140 Tran, from Yankton, S.D. 1968 Lanning, Sandra 141 Lapacek, Wayne 141 Larner, Jacqueline 46, 70, 71, 110, 141 - Hon. Soc. 1,2, 3; COG V.P . 3; Gothem 2; Spanish Gub 1,2,3; Tennis 3; Girls’ State 1969; Ski Gub 3; AFS 3; Top Ten Larsen. Paula 72, 73, 110, 111, 127, 141 - Senate 3; AFS 1,2, 3; Leaderette 2, V.P. 3; Honor Society 1,2,3; Pep Gub 1, Larson, Kristin 83, 141 Ski Gub 3; Photo. Gub 3; Art Gub 3; Pep Gub 1 Layng, Chuck 141 Leach, Larry Lee. Terry 70.72. 141, 156 Boys’ State 2; Track 1,2; Intra-Murals 1,2, 3 Leeck, Becky 95, 141 - DECA 3 Leeds, Kathleen 71,72,73,92, 106, 107, 110, 111, 116, 141, 195 Pep Staff 3; Hon. Soc. 1,2, 3; Senate 3; Leaderette 2; Pep Gub 1,2, 3; AFS 2, 3; French Gub 1,2,3; Quinault 3; Gothem 2; Top Ten 3 Leithold. Paul 141 LeMoine, Carol 72. 73, 126, 141, 195 - Hon. Soc. 1, 2, 3; Quinault Ed. 3; Thespians 3; Class V.P. 3; Lil’ Abner Lewis. Marcia 83. 141 Lindskov, Diane 72, 80, 91, 141 O.B. 3; Choir 3; Pep Gub 1,2, 3; Hon. Soc. 1,2, 3; FT A 3 Llyod, Judy 141 Locke, Linda 101, 103. 142 Math Gub 2, 3; Science Gub 3; FTA 2. 3; Hon. Soc. 1,2,3 Locke, Ron 75, 76. 79, 142 - Band 1,2, 3; Span. Gub 1.2. 3; Math 3 Loncar, John 48. 53. 142 Senate 1; Basketball 1.2,3; Tennis 1,2,3; Hon. Soc. 1, 2, 3 Loomis, Ron 142 Loucks. Roberta 75, 142 Spanish Gub 3; Band 1,2, 3 Luark, Doug 70, 72, 73, 127, 142 Fren. Gub 2, 3; Hon. Soc. 1,2, 3; Senate 3; Boys’ State Lundgren. Janice 142 Lundquist, Leslie 142 Lyse. Tom 38.43.72. 142 Senate 1; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Hon. Soc.; O.B. Manenica, Christina 72, 142 Hon. Soc. 1,2, 3; Leaderette 2,3 Matson. Becki 82, 142 Mattson. Wes 142 Mayton. John 50, 51.74, 93, 103, 142 - Wrestling 1.2,3; Span. Gub 3; Science Gub 3; Band 3 McBride. John McCauley, Teresa 46, 72, 94. 142 Latin 1,2,3; Hon. Soc. 1,2, 3; FTA 1,2, 3; Tennis 3 McDonald, Art (Skcct) 80, 142 Baseball 1,2,3; Swimming 2 McGarrah, Jeff 142 McGavick, Hugh 72, 142 - Ski Gub 3; Hon. Soc. 3; CWC 3; Biology Gub 3; B.R.A. McGuire, Dave 80. 142 McKinney. Sally 95, 142 - DECA 3 McKown, Mary 142 - FBLA McMillan. Reba 95, 143 McNaull. Julie 143 McPeak. Rick 143 Mefford, Scott 88, 89, 143 Memmer, Celeste 72, 143 - AFS Mcservey. Patrick 53, 70, 143 Meyer, Roberta 143 Michalak, Dan 47, 143, 150 Lat. 1,2, 3; Cross Coun. 2, 3; Hon. Soc. 3 Michelbrink, Michael 143 Miller, Kathy 95, 143 - DECA Minks, Brenda 95, 143 DECA 3 Morehead, Gene 41,74, 75, 143 Swimming 2, 3; Drummajor 3 Morril, Bob 143 Munk. Mary 80. 81.83, 143 - Art Gub 3, Photo. Club 3; Choir 1, 2, 3; Goldenaires 2, 3; Ski Gub Murphy , Colleen 80, 85, 143 Neet, Jerry 143 Nelson. Jim 53, 143 - Intras. 1, 2. 3; Basketball 1,2,3 Newman, Ellen 143 Newman, Linda 106, 107, 143, 195 Fren. 1,2, 3; Lat. 1,2, 3; FTA 1. 2, 3; Thespians Pres. 3; Drama Quinault; Ariel; Hon. Soc. 1,3 O’Brien. John 78, 143 - Orchestra 1,2, 3; Hon. Soc. 1,2, 3 Oestreich, Kurt 102, 144 - VICA Olsen. Nancy 72. 80, 81, 144, 157 Goldenaires 2. 3; Ski Gub 3 Olson, Shelley 83, 144 Parbon, James 48 Parker, Myra 144 Pasco, Dan Passmore, Phil 95, 144 Pearson. Jack 144 Pearson. Jacquie 72, 80, 81, 144 Fren. Gub 1,2, 3; Goldenaires 2, 3; Choir 1,2, 3; Hon. Soc. Penttila, Lauri 38,42, 144 Football 2, 3 Perrine, Barney 60, 144 Swimming; Wrestling Petersen, Frank 38, 106, 107, 144, 90 - Concess. Crew 1,2,3; O.B. ROTC: Football mgr. 2, 3 Peterson, Harold 144 Pibel, Trelani 83, 144 - Tran. from Nebraska. 1968 Art 3 Pinewski. Kathy 95. 144 Play ter. Linda 144 Potts, Jane 83. 84, 72, 106. 107, 144 - Trans, from Seattle Powell. Nancy 144, 95 Prescott, Pegie 145 Proctor, Steve 145 Questi. Keith 145 Quinn. Cheryl 145-CWC 3 Radka, John VICA 3; Golf 1,2,3 Ralston, Earl 38, 42, 43, 145 Ramiskey, Sandra 45. 78, 145 GAA 1.2, 3; TTS 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Forensics Ramsdell. Walt 145 Rankka. Kris 72, 110, 112, 145, 194 AFS 1,2, 3; French Gub 1,2,3; Ski Gub 3; Hon. Soc. 1,3; Quinault 2, Ad mgr. 3; Top Ten Rasset, Kathleen - Tran, from Bismarck, N.D. Rattie Adele 72. 90, 145 187 Hon. Society 1,2, 3; Pep Gub 3; O.B. 3; FTA 3 Redifer, Roger 145 Relich, John Revel. Charles 88, 145 Revel. Lvnn 95. 145 - FTA; DECA Rodin, Sue 73, 127, 145 Hon. Soc. 1,2, 3; Leaderette 2, 3; Ariel 3; Class Valentine 2; Senate 2, 3; FTA 3 Roinas, Janis 145 Ronald, Therese 95, 145 - AFS Roose, Steve 145 Rosenkrantz, Jill 72, 78, 103, 110. 146-Orchestra 1.2, 3; AFS 3; Science Gub Sec. 3; Top Ten Rozmaryn, Edith 146- Pep Gub 3; Spanish Gub 3; GAA 2, 3 Rutan. Leslie 72, 78,110,111,146 AFS 2. 3; Span. 1,2,3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Hon. Society Sanderson, Bev 95. 146 - DECA Sandland, Arnette 45, 72, 93, 103, 146 - Math 2, 3; Biology 2, 3; Span. Gub; AFS; GAA; FTA Sandoval, Josephine 146 Savage, Jerry 146 Savage, Tim 106, 107, 146 Thespians; Ariel; Biology; CWC Schaffert, Shirlee 80, 146 Schmid, Marty 38, 42, 146 Schwarz, Sue 96, 106, 107,146 Pep Gub 2, 3; AFS 3; FTA 3; Gothem 2; Spanish 3 Scott. Billye 146 Scaly, Mary 46, 45, 72. 73. 101, 126, 146, 195 -Leaderette 2, 3; Tennis 2, 3; Hon. Soc. 1,2, 3; Senate 3, Gass Sec. - Treas. 3; Pep Gub; FTA Pres. 3; Quinault Picture E. 3; AFS 2, 3; GAA Shay, Ron 147 Shedd, Terry Shellgren, Gordon 59, 83, 94, 147 Biology Gub; Photo.; Ski 3 Shelstad, Dick 147 - Baseball Silvan. Les 38, 147 - Football mgr. 2, 3; Concess Crew 2, 3 Simon, Ken 48. 51, 147 Simpson, Sam 70, 72, 147, 156 French Gub 1.2. V.P. 3; B.R.A. Hon. Soc. 1, 2, Sen.Chairman 3; AFS 2, 3; Boys; State Skinner, Arleta 147 Smith. Barbara 72, 85, 147 Span. Gub 1.2, 3; Pep Gub 3 Smith, Dianne 72, 147 Honor Society 1,2, 3; Span. Gub 1,2, 3; FTA 3 Smith Edd A. 88 Smith, Sharon 79, 147 Smith. Sue 90. 147 - O.B. 3 Snider, Debbie 147 Snodgrass, Mike 147 Track 1,2. 3; Ski Club 3 Snyder. Allison 147 Soike, Steven 52, 53, 148 Solan. Jim 47, 70. 80. 72. 94, 106, 107, 148, 156 - Latin Gub 1, 2, 3; Hon. Soc. 1,2, 3; Choir 2, 3; Boys’ State; Drama Sowers, Bob Stearns. Marilyn 82, 148 Steen, Ray 148 Stcnsagcr. Chris 70, 75, 80, 81, 148, 156 - Choir 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Goldenaires 2, 3; Boys’ State 2 Stevens, Dennis 148 Stone. Mike 148 Straughn, William 148 Streifel, Patty 148 Sturgill, Dan 59. 148 Sturgill. Gary 148 Stutcsman, Paul 48, 51,72, 148 Intramural Basketball 1,2, 3; Wrestling 2, 3; Span. Gub 2, 3; Honor Society 1, 2 Taylor, Mike 148 Band 1,2,3; Cross Country 1 Tesia. Janet 93. 148 Spanish Gub 1,2,3;TTS2, Pres. 3 Thomas, Tom 149 Thompson, Gifford 88, 149 Thompson, Terri 36, 149, 156 Leaderette 2,3; Pep Gub 1, 2. 3; French Gub 1,2 Todd, Bonnie 149 Townsend, Marvin 88. 89, 149 Urych, Brenda 149 VanBlaricom, Mike 38,44, 149, 102 Football mgr. 1,2,3 VanDerbeek, John 70. 75. 76. 77, 79, 81, 149 -Latin Club 1,2; Biology Club 3; Hon. Soc.; Ski Club 3; Boys’ State; Bands 1,2,3 VanVolkinburg, Richard 38, 39, 42,43,51.70.71.72,73,90, 98, 106, 107, 149, 156-Senate 3; Board of Control 3; Boys’ Fed. Pres. 3; Football 1,2, 3; Boys ’ State; Hon. Soc. 1,2, 3; W'restling 1,2,3; O.B sports cd. 3., Latin Club 1, 2 VanWagner, Phil 149 Vasbinder, Donna 82, 149 Vegh, Julius 38, 42, 51, 149 Football 1,2, 3; Wrestling 1, 2, 3; B.R.A. 3 Veitch, Debbie 149 Vessey, George 102, 149 Vlastelica, Joanne 72,93, 103, 150, 194 -FTA 1,2, 3; Math Gub 1,2, 3; Science Gub 1, 2, 3; Honor Society; Quinault Walczyk, Joe 150-B.R.A. 3 Walczyk, Nancy 45, 150 Pep Gub 1, 3; GAA 1.2, V.P. 3; FBLA 3, Hon. Soc. 1.2.3; Powderpuff Football Werner. Roy E. 38. 39.42,43. 70, 80,98, 148, 150, 156, 194 Football 1.2, 3; Basketball 1, 2; Boys’ Fed. V.P. 3; B.R.A.; Quinault; Choir 2, 3; Boys State Whitcher, Denise 72,150 Spanish Gub 1,2, 3; GAA 1; Biology 1,2, 3; Ski Club 3; Honor Society 1,2, 3 Williams, Christina 90. 93, 72, 150, 194 Spanish Gub 1,2, 3; Honor Society 1,2, 3; Biology Gub 1,2; Quinault 2, Index Ed. 3; O.B., Business Manager 3 Wilson, Mary 71,72, 91, 116, 150 Pep Club 3; Honor Roll 1,2, 3; Senate 2, 3; Pep Staff 3; O.B. Feature Ed. 3; Leaderette Wines. Terry 38, 39. 42. 43. 44, 75, 76, 77.79. 110, 150 Honor Society 1, 2, 3; Football 1.2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Orchestra 1,2.3; Track 1,2,3; Top Ten Winter. Kathy 150 Spanish Gub 1,2; Biology Gub 2 Wiseman. Kerry 85, 80, 150 Spanish Gub 1,2; Biology Gub 1,2; Pep Gub 1, 2 Wright, Danny 150 Wright. Mary 70, 72, 103, 100, 110, 150 Biology Gub 1,2, 3; Math Gub 2, 3; Science Gub 3; Thespians 3; CWC; Hon. Soc. 1.2, 3; Top Ten Yearout, Sue 83, 150 Yonich, Joni 150 York, Cal 60,71,73,80,81,90, 116, 150 Choir 2, 3; Goldenaries 2, 3; B.R.A. 3; Swimming 2, 3; Pep Staff 3; Senate 1, 2, 3; Board of Control 3; O.B. 3; Lil’ Abner 2; Yell King 3 York. Glenn 102 Tran. From The Dalles, Ore. 1968 VICA 3 Young, Barbara 150 - Trans, from The Dalles, Ore. 1969 Young, Jamie 102, 150 VICA 3 Zembal, Jane 150 Juniors Abts. Jody 26.92, 103 Acker. Lila 26 Adams. Debbie 26 Adamson. Kristine 26 Ainsworth. Roger 26 Akcrlund. Paula 26.74.79.80 Alesksey. Vince 26 Aleshire, Teri 26 Amansec, Chris 26 Anderson. Ed 26 Anderson. Richard 26. 80 Apukka. Jim 26. 49 Archie. Christine 26. 83 Aronson. Michael 26 Atchley, John 26 Atkinson. Bcv 32 Bakotich. Eileen 26, 102 Bakotich. Steve (Sam) 26. 37, 38 Bail. Debbie 26 Ballard, Pat Bastin. Becky 26,45, 103 Baxter, Susan 26 Beane. David 26 Bednarik. Jerry 26, 47, 51 Beehlcr, Faith 26 Beeman, Connie 26 Beeman, Jim 26 Benedict, Linda Bcnlicn, Jacklyn 26 Berge, Laurie 26, 94 Berglund, Tom 26. 90 Berken, Todd 26. 37, 38, 60 Bernethy. Richard Billings, Judy 26 Bilsland, Paula 26, 32. 75, 79, 92 Bingen. Jill 26 Bingham, Jon 26, 106, 107 Binkley. Lee 26 Birmingham, Chcri 26 Bittingcr, Mishclc 26 Blahut, Karen 26,45 Blecha, Matthew 26 Blonski, Sue Boerner. Karen 26 Bogar, Judy 26 Bonfield. Gary 26 Borns. Debra 26 Boros. Nancy 26. 80 Bostwick, Irene 26, 95 Braatcn, Glenna 26 Bradley, Judy 26 Branford, Dcbbi 26 Branford. Diane 26 Bray, Kim 27 Brennan. David 27 Bristow. Clyde (Gene) 27 Brown, Bruce 27, 51 Brown. Don 27, 75 Brown, Jerry Brown, Linda 27 Brule, Debbie 27 Brummond. Jerry 27 Bryan, Gregory 27 Bublitz, Penny 27 Bubnick. Steve 27. 47 Buck, Patti 27 Bullington, Joel 27 Burton, Jim 27 Cady, Fred 27,51 Caldwell. Carole 27 Calhoun, Iorna 27 Carrels, Janiecc 27 Chestnut. Pat 27. 83 Chicano, A. Joseph 27, 57 Chillman, Carolyn 27, 33, 73 Christiansen, Bill Gaxton, Ron 27 Cole, Dcbbi 27 Cole, Ken 27, 102 Cole, Mary 45 Cook. Mary 27. 82 Cotton, F. Wayne 27, 79 Cozad, John 27, 88 Crawford, Mike 27 Cuff. Margo 27 Culver, Ben 27, 88 Dahlstrom, Kirk 27 Dalbey, Barbara 27, 80 Daniels, Joseph 27 Davis, Judie il Davis. Sue 27 Davis. Tana 27 Davis. Robert Dawson, Vern DcBay, Gayle 27, 45.46, 94. 96 DeWees. Daniel 27 Dill, Sue 27 Dinecn. Kathy 27 Dionne, Lori 27 Dittman, Bob 27 Dobson, Laura 27, 32 Doll. Rodger 27 Donovan, Catherine 27. 94 Dotson. Robin 27 Dragecevich, Karen 27. 33, 73 Druzianich, Janice 17, 94 Dunn. Janet 27, 75 Durham, William 27 Durrin, Barry 28 Eaton. Rick 28 Edmondson, Ken 28, 88 Edmondson, Linda 28 Ekman, Arnold 28, 74 Eldred, Kristie 28. 80. 81 Eliasson, Linda 28. 45, 94 Ellingsen, Larry 28, 59 Ellis. Rod 28. 73. 80 Enkerud. Katy 28, 78 Espedal. Linda 28 Eucker, Doris 28. 45, 74, 94 Evans, Annette 28. 106, 107 Evans. Barbara 28 Evensen, Dan 28. 59. 75 Evensen, Pam 28 Failor. Robert 28,52,53,48 Fairbairn, Shelley 28 Farmer, Kathy 28 Ficele, George 28 Finseth. Sheila 28,83.93, 103 Fitzpatrick. David 28 Forbis, Susan 28 Ford, Cathy 28 Foshaug, Dennis 28 Fox, Cathy 28.78 Fradenburg. Mari 28, 80 Frank. Mitch 28 Friberg, Dave 28 Friberg, Kathy 28 Frizzell. Colleen 28, 102, 194 Frost. Jennifer 28 Frye, Rick Fullaway. Karen 28. 72, 74, 79. 103 Furth, Carl 28,32 Furth, Sue 28 Gardner, Rhonda 28, 74 (..orison, Marie 28 Gavette, Mindy 28 Geddcs, Bob 28, 75 Gibbs, Dolly 28 Gibson, Teri 28, 75 Gillman, Mike 28 Gisbrecht, Gail 28 Godfrey, Larry 28. 38, 39, 42, 43. 53,56 Goheen, Greg 28 Goings, Mike 28, 33, 37, 38, 73 Goodell, Paul 88 Gordon, Pat 28. 48, 56 Graham, R. 28 Gregoire, Tom Grimnes, Ramona 28 Grobey, John 28 Gruber, David 28, 83 Guile, Laurie Gulbranson, Roberta 28 Gunter, Lorelei 28 Hagen, Weedy 28,33, 194 Hajduk, Fred 56 Hall. Patti 28 Hammonds. Barb 28 Hampton. Janice 28 Hansmann. Lynn 28 Hardy. Vicki 28 Harmon. Harriett 28, 94 Harris, Jim 28 Hatley, Nancy 28, 195 Hayvaz, Bette 28 Hebert, Judy 28 Heikel, Larry 28,75,76,77 Hendrickson, Dan 28. 74, 76, 77 Hendrickson, Lynn 29 Henry, Bill 29 Hensley. Dallas 29 Herigstad, George 29 Hill. Mary Anne 29 Hinton, Tom 29. 49 Hnilica, John 29 Hoff. Dick 29.33,38, 39.43,53, 56,73 Holt, Dan 29 Hood.Judy 29 Hoonan, Brian 29, 33, 37, 38, 73, 80 Howard, Gary 29 Hoy, Sue 29 Ingram, Pam 29. 74 Iverson, Jeanette Izzi, Paul (Rick) Jalo, Tedde Ann 29, 45 Jamieson, Cathy Jamtaas, Jaime 29. 80. 81 Jarvis, Rebecca Lee 29. 85. 195 Johnson, Darlene 29 Johnson, Iva 29 Johnson. Janet 29, 80 Johnson. Joel 29, 47, 56 Johnson, Steve 29. 48 Jovanovich, Robin 29. 80 Juntuncn, Stephen Jurasin, Philip T. 29, 149 Kalinowski, Walter 29 Kay. Mike 29 Kerrone, Mike Killian, Deborah 29, 106, 107 Kilmer, Linda Koon, Dianne Korpi. Meg 29, 92, 94, 100, 103, 106.107, 194 Koski. Ann 29. 70, 74 Krulich, Barbara 29 Krulich, Thomas 29, 49. 94 LaBounty, Stephanie 29 Lamb, Connie 29, 80 Landry. Kate 29 Lara. Silvino 29, 60 Layng, Annette 83 Leach, Steve 29 Leavenworth, Patty 29 Lee, L. 29 Lcsman, Mike LeTourneau. Sharon 32 Lindberg, Steve 29, 47, 80 Unklater, Bill Little, Don Little, Jim 29 Locke, Terri 29 Lovgren, Rich 29 Luark. Pamela 29, 93 Lundquist. Melanie 29 MacLean, Dale 29, 75, 76, 79 Majeski, Marlene 29, 100 Maki. John 29,59,74, 75 Maki. Vickie 29 Malernee, Camille 29, 32, 74 Mandich. Marilyn 29, 94 Markley, W. Len 102 Martin, Scan 29, 60 Martin, Susan 29 Matheson, Scott 29, 94, 103 Mayr, Gary 29 McCarter, Connie McCollum, Dale McDermid, Denise 29 McDale, Robert 29 McDonnel, D. Don 29 McFadden, John 29 McKay. David 29. 102 McLaughlin, Matt 29 McMillan, Robcn 29 Mehloff, Craig 29, 74, 76. 106, 107 Mcssmcr, Bob 29, 58 Millam, Tom 29, 60 Miller, A. Barbara Miller, Earl Miller, Mary 30 Mills, Mike 30 Mink. Charlotte 30 Missel. Sandra 30 Mix, Larry 30, 88 Mizin. Pam 30 Monohon, Becky 30. 45, 74 Montez. Barbara 30 Montoure. Keith 30 Moore, Jim 80 Morgan, Sue 30. 74. 106,107 Morrill, Susan 30 Morrow, Bill 30, 47 Moulton. Nancy 30, 33, 73, 195 Muhlhauscr, JoAnn 30. 106, 107 Mullen, Alan 30, 103 Mullen. Paula 30, 195 Murchison, Kelly 30, 80. 81, 106. 107 Murchy, Dick 30, 74,76,77 Murdock, Kathy Murphy, Kathleen Murray, J. Mike Myhr, Debbie 30. 80 Narrance, Tom 30 Nearing, Jim 30, 80 Ncet. Sylva 30 Nelson. Sue 30 Nicholas, Dave 30 Nicholas. Mick 30 189 Nieznalski. Mark 30 Noel. Garry 30.59,74,83 Noga, Mike 30 Novak, Marsha 30, 80 Nyman, Jeff 32, 75 O’Brien, Ten Oleachea, Bruce 30, 33, 37, 38, 73 Oliver. Debbie 30 Olson, Lianne 30, 94 Osborne. Terry Jean 30 Ostrom, C. Bob 30. 60 Parker, Dennis Parnel, Diane 30, 74, 103 Parsons, John Parsons, Joe 30 Pascoe, Julie Pearsall, Kathleen 30 Pearson, John Pearson. Sandee 30 Pellegrini, Carol 30 Perry, Warren Peters, Dennis 30, 37, 38 Petersen, Debbie 30 Petersen, Jim 30 Peterson, Joan 30, 80 Petta, Priscilla 30, 80 Picard, Lynn 30 Porter, Pam 30 Powell, A. Tom 30 Preszlcr, Ralph 30 Prudhomme, Linda 32 Pruett, Lee 30 Pruett, Randy 80 Ramsdell, Kennith 102 Ramsdell, Martha 30,45 Redifer, Janet 30 Reibel, Bob 30 Reiner, Cathy 30, 71,74 Relich, Diane Reynolds. Barb 30, 106. 107 Richardson. Jack 30,94 Rickey, Melissa 30, 80 Roberts, Bruce 30, 60, 61 Rose, Creighton 31,59 Rosi, Tom 31 Ross, Sarah 31 Rowe, Janet 31, 82 Russell, Bill 31 Rux, David Salituro, Craig 31 Schaffer, Bob 31 Scherieble, Jim 31, 60 Schmid, Roseann 31 Schneider, Kris 31 Schoening, Sherry 31 Scott, Fred 31,78 Scott, Gordon 31 Selin, Arthur 31,80 Semmen, Ed 146 Semmen, Larry 31 Shelstad, Mike 31 Sherwood, Jennie 31 Shofner, Eric Shook, Tom 31 Shrader, Ian 31 Shumaker, Mary 31 Simmons, Ronald 31 Sivonen. Fran cine 31 Smiley, Dee 31 Smith, David 31,75,77,79 Smith, Debra Lynn Smith, Dennis 31 Smith, Donna 31 Smith, Edward 31,33, 38, 40. 41. 42,44,52,53 Smith, Richard 31, 102 Smith, Stanley 31 Smith, Tami 31, 80 Sorensen, Mac Spaur, Ron Splinter, Cathy Steen. James 31 Steuermann, Rex 31 Stevens, Mary 31 Stoddard. Rick 31,47 Stocscr, Dennis 31.83 Stone, Bruce 31 Stouffer, Steve 31 Strieker, Joe 31 Strugar, Mark 31, 80 Struthers, Pamela 31 Sturgill, Mary 31 Sumner, Bill 31.60 Swor, Eugene 31 Targus, Nancy 31 Taylor, Bob 31 Thayer, Patti 27,31,71,73,78. 80. 112, 117 Thein. Larry 31 Thomas, Brian 31 Tielke, Veronica 31,94 Tippet, Rick 31,94 Trautman, Kathy 31 Turk. Josephine 31 Turner, Dan 31 Undem, Jan 31 Urdahl, Karen 32 VanBeek. Vicky VanBlaricom, Wayne 102 VanDcrbcck, Muffy 31,94 Vanlless, Mark 31 Vataja, Maret 32 Vessey, Karen Vessey, Larry 32, 102 Vessey. Teresa 32, 83 Vincent, Steve 32 Walker, Mike 32, 37, 38 Walker, Pam 32 Walsh. Mike 32 Weaver, Dan 102 Weber, Dick 32,49 Weiner, Marc 32 Werner, Terri 32 Werner, Terry C. 32, 80 West, Gordon 32 Westling, Bob 32 Wetzel, Dave 32, 53 Whitlock, Betty 32,45,74 Willis, Debra 32. 80 Wilpone, Seri 32. 106, 107 Wilson, Alice (Lissie) 32, 92, 103.45 Wilson, Jim 32, 74, 106, 107 Wilson, Ken 32,47 Wilson, Marilyn 32, 74, 79 Wilson, Tom Windcll, Ron 32 Woon, John 32,51 Woon, Lange 32 Workman, Bill 32 Wyatt, John 32, 75, 76, 77, 79, 94, 103 Wyatt, Kenneth 95 Wyninger, Dave 32. 94 Yakovich, Rosemary 32 Yates, Terry 32 Yonich, Mike 32, 53 Zelasko, Joan 32 Index Sophomores Abbott, Sonya Abel. Mike 16 Abts, Susan 16 Achey, Marianne 16, 75 Adamson, Bill 16, 57 Ainsworth, Charlotte 16 Akerson, Carol Anne 16 Alger. John 16, 80. 81 Allen, Don 16. 88 Ancich. Patty 16 Annebcrg, Darcie 16, 78 Archie. Gail 16, 23, 80 Augustine, Joanna 16 Avery. Russell 16 Axteli, Leilani 16, 45 Baker, Dick 16,37,75 Balin, Pam 16 Barnes, Jenifer 16 Basden, Kelly 16 Beck,Jeanne 16, 79 Beck. Mike 16,37,38 Beeman, Ann Becman, Julie 16, 80 Bcrgc. Chcrie 16 Bcrncthy, Janice 16, 45 Bigelow, Denise 16 Birdsall, Scott 16 Blair, Leah 16 Blume, Donna Bogdanovich, Lori 16 Bolam. Mark 16 Bolong, Verna 16, 45 Bondurant, Eric (Rick) 16. 102 Bondy, Michele 16 Boyer, Robert (Robbie) 16, 59 Braatcn, Stewart 16 Bracken, Tom 16, 94 Bradley. Dale 16,102 Bray. Mark 16.49 Brennan, Kathy 16 Brooking. Diana 16 Brooks. Jim 16, 57 Brown. Bill 16. 37 Brown, Steve 16, 37 Brown, Winded 16 Bubnick, Paul 16,59 Burgess, Candi Burton, Dave 16, 37, 38 Bush, Diane Butorac, Duane 16, 79 Calchina, Roger 16 Calica, Greg 16 Canfield. Gene Carlin. Henry 16 Carlson, Kim 16, 88, 89 Carlson, Robcr 16 Carpenter, Cliff 16 Carr, J. Carr, Mitchell 16 Carson, Janneen 17 Caskey, Kerri 17,74 Cator, Melinda 23 Chad well. Debbie 17 Chad well. Denise 17 Charctte, Julie 17, 78 Cheney, Stan 88 Chinn. Frank 17. 74.76, 79 Coleman, Vickie 17 Collins. Leona 17 Connelly, Pat 17. 88 Connelly, Jackie 17 Cook. Edward 17 Cook, J. 17 Cook, Velma Corum, Shirley 17 Cotton, Doug 17, 23. 56. 73. 75, 77 Coulter, Susie 17 Cozad, Mari 17 Cozzutto, Paula 17, 78 Crawford, Bill 17,57 Crawford. Bob 17,57 Crawford, Rich 17 Crover, Sue 17 Cuff, Christine 17 Dahlstrom, Donn 17 Dale, Ted Alan 17, 60 Daniels, Aden 17, 75, 88, 89 Daniels, Dawa Davies, Mary 17, 74 Dean. Cindy 17.45 DeLaMater, Cindy 17 Dell. Debbie 17,45 DeRemer, Frank 17, 88 Deurmier, Rex DeWees, Vernon Dill, Terri 17.45.83.94 Doll, Debbi 17,45 Donovick, Mark 17, 102 Dotson, Patty Dowgiallo, Jane 17, 80 Dunn, Linda Dusbabek, Debbi 17 Eaton, Cynthia 17, 74 Edwards, Melody 17. 80 Eklund, Dan 17. 23.48,57 Ellcfson, Cathy 17 Ellingson, Lesley 17 EUism, Glen 17 Elway, Ed 17,38 Emberley, Patrick 17 Emery, Sharon Enholm, Don 17,102 Erickson, Cathy Erickson. Nancy (Vicki) Etelamaki, Ruth 17 Eucker, Donita 17, 45 Evangelista, Beth 17 Evans. Brian 17, 47. 49 Evenscn, Dale 17 Fairbairn, Chuck 17 Farmer, Kathleen Ferguson, Shannon 17, 37, 38, 49 Ferris. Lee 17,72 Feuerstein. Robert 18 Fichtner. Betty 18 Fisher, Donna 18 Fitzpatrick, Tom 18, 75. 79 Foster, Diana Foster. Helen 18 Fowler, Cynthia 18, 80 Frafjord, Dean 18 Francisco. Ann Chris 18 Fraser, Bruce 18,47 Frederickscn. Paula 18, 92 Friend, Cheri 18 Friese, Patti 18 Fuhrer, Brad 18, 56 Furth, Gaudia 18 Galligan, Patrick 18, 37 Garity. Steve 18, 59 Gavette, Jill 18 Gehrke, Pam 18, 23,72 Gentile, Mike Germeaux, Ron 18 Gill, Pam 18. 74,92 Gitchel, Sharon 18 Godfrey, Terese 18 Gordon. Cathy 18 Gordon. Elizabeth 18 Gozart, David 18 Graham. Nancy 18 Graham. Lynn Ronald Grcninger, Chuck 18 Grimnes, Lynda 18, 94 Gulbranson, Bid 18,37,56 Gy Band, Dave 18 Hackstadt, Joann 18,92 Hake. Brad 18 Hale, Debbie 18 Had, S. 23 Hammond, Tania Haner, Tim 75 Hannon, Edward 18, 88, 95, 106, 107 Hansen. Ken Hansmcicr, Wayne 18, 88, 89 Harden, Cherrie 18 Harden. Debbi 18,74 Harden, Kathleen 18 Hardy, Marie Lynn 18, 80 Harless, Linda 18, 80, 81 Harris, Mary Jo 18 Hatt, Gretchen 18, 112 Hayes, Darrel 18 Heikkila. Wayne 18 Helde, Howard Hempstead, Janice 18 Henry, Einar 23 Herbig, Judy 18 Hcth, Bob 18 Hilliard, Gary 18.47,75.76 Hilliard, John 18,61,60 Hjeldcn, Kim 18. 88 Hobbs, Marguerite 18 Hoggatt, Karen 18, 92 Holland, Steve 18, 102 Homchick, Walt 18 Hoonan, Kevin 18, 37 Hornsby, Janice 18, 78 Houg. Miles David 18 House. Sally 19.94 Howell, Lonnie 19, 88. 106, 107 Huntsman, Janice 19 Hurst, William Imme, Carol 19 Iverson, Ron 19. 49 Jacobs, Guy 19, 102 Jacobson, Debbi 19. 78 Jameson, Wendy Jamieson. Ian 19 Jamison, JoAnn 19 Jarbo, Gary 19, 37 Jasper, Linda 19 Jenna. Karen 19 Johnson, Chris Mae 19 Johnson, Cynthia 19. 94 Johnson, Jacki 19, 94 Johnson. Tami 19 Jones. David 19 Jones, Jim 19, 75, 76 Jovanovich, Pam 19 Kain. Marda 19 Kaiyala. Julie 19 Kay, Teri Ann 19 Keene, Roxi 19 Keith, Carol 19 Kellicutt. Barbara 19 Keogh, Karen 19 Kerrone, Sheri 19 Kimball, Linda King, Carmen 19 Knutson. Doug 19 Koski, Paul 19, 75 Krawchook, Judy 19,45 Kuzmak, Elizabeth 19 Lamont, Robin 19 Lanphear. Tracy Ann 19, 74 LaRocque. Karen 19 Larsen, Aden 19, 57 Larsen. Keith 19 Larson. Janet 19 Lauder, Annette 19, 80,92 Law, James 19,60,61,88,95 Lawr, Margo 19 Lawrence, Carolyn Lawrence, David 19, 89 Lee, Faye 19, 45 Leeck, Robyn 19 Lester, Lois Marie LeTourneau, Mike 19. 88, 89 LeTourneau, Patty 19 Lewis, Barbara 19 Lewis, Cynthia 19 Linden, Steve 19 Lindsey, Sue 19 Long, Mary Kay 19, 78 Loring, Roger 19 Love. Donna 19 Luark. Judy 19 Lucke, Elizabeth 19, 75 Lundgren, Jeanette 19, 78 Lynch. Larry 19, 37 Lyse, Ron 23,47 Maki, Janet 20 Manenica, Jim 20 Martin, Gillis 20 Martinsen, John 20, 75 Mason, Ralph Matheson, Linda 20, 78 Matthews. Paul 20, 37, 49, 88, 106, 107 Matson, Janet 20 Matuska, Gail 20 Maupen, Holly 95 May, Tom 20, 56 Mayr, Melinda 20 Mayr, Mike 20 McCartney, Rich 20, 37, 38, 56 McCauley, Mark 20. 23, 37, 56, 73 McGary, Steve 20, 37 McCollum, Larry McDonald. Virginia 20 McGarrah, Sue 20, 23 McGown, Mike 20 McKay, Glenn 20 McMillan, Gayle 82 McPherson, Jeff 20 Mefford.Vickic 20 Meinke, Pam 20, 79 Merrick, Daryl 20 Vlichelbrink, Shari 20, 60 Miller, Doug 20 Mitched, Carole 20 Mitchell, Robert 20 Moilanen, Larry 20 Mondy. Charles 20 Moody, Jim 20 Moore. Mike 20. 37 Morgan, Calvin 20. 74 Moses, Charles Mud. Sherrie 20. 45,95 Munk, Betsy 20, 75 Murchy. Katherine 20, 79 Murphy, Janice 20 Murray, Dianne 20 Nelson. V. Alvin 191 Nelson, Deborah 20 Nelson, Greg 20 Nesgoda. Dale Greg 20 Neuman, Sherri 20, 45 Neva, Ron 20 Newman. Ten 20, 94, 106, 107 Nicholas, Steve 20, 92 Noga, Larry 20 Norton. Leslie 20 Nyman, Dan 20, 75, 76, 77 Nyman, Jeanne 20, 79 Nyman, John Odd. Bruce 20, 102 Olcachea. Sue 20 Oliver, Westley 20 Olson. Cindy 20 Olson, John 20, 92 Osina, Vic 20 Otheim, M. 20 Owens, Arnold 20 Parker, Gary 20, 49 Parnell, Jim 21,60, 74 Paskas, Joe Pavola, Mike 21, 37 Pearson, Ron 21 Peck, Brian James 21.89 Peltola. BUI 75 Perkins. Teresa 21 Peterson. Ed 21 Pibel. Doug 21 Picard. Polly 21 Pirtle. Vernon 21, 88 Pool, Joan 21 Porter, Rachellc 21 Posey, Julie 21, 106, 107 Potter, Diana 21 Prentice, Robert 21 Pribble, Lyn 21 Pritchard, Jo Anne 21,94 Ragus, DeAnne 21 Ralston, Cherie 21 Rathbun, Patrick 21.37,38 Rattie, Keith 21 Rauhala. Marme 21, 37, 38 Redifer, G. 21 Reeves, Thelma 21 Reid, Gwyn 21,79 Reineke, Georgia 21 Reutercrona, Scott 21 Rhoades, Terry 21 Rhoades, Jacque 21 Richardson, Laura 21,23, 73 Rodrique, Susan 21,79 Rognlin, Alan 21 Rolen, Robbie Lynn 21 Ronald, Robert 21.60 Rosenkrantz, Jody 21,78, 92 Rosi, Rich 21 Ross. Barbara 21 Round. Marybeth 21,75 Rourke, Debra 21 Rozmaryn, Frances 21 Salstrom, Mark 21 Sando, Dale 21,59 Schafer. Mike 21,23, 37, 38, 60, 73 Schaffert, Lonnie 21,88, 89 Schlaht, Gene 21 Schuldt, Marilyn 21 Schulke, Ginny 21 Schweitzer, Joann 21 Shapansky, Betty Shay, Diane Shellgren, Gary 21,60 Sheppard, LaVellc Shook. Connie 21 45. 93 Shricr, Jim 21 Sidney, Denise 21 Sidor, Bill 21 Silvan. Gregory 21, 74 Simmons, Raymond 21 Simon. Steve 21.47 Sjostrand, Larry 21,61,88 Siva, Stan 21, 37 Sly. Edna 22 SmUey, Lyla Smith. Bill 22. 37 Smith, Debbie 22 Smith, Gene 22. 47 Smith, Leah 22 Smith, McLelland 22, 37 Smith, Steven Lee Smith, Teri 22 Snodgrass, Linda 22 Soike, Claire 22, 46 Solan, Peggy 22 Sorensen, Janet 22, 75 Spaur, Cindy Spaur, Patti 22, 80 Spradlin. John Stapleton, Michell 22 Stein, Lynn 22. 92 Steinman. Allan 22, 49 Stevens, Edna 22 Stevenson, Tom 22, 37 Stohr, Scott 22, 47 Stone, Mitch Sturgill, Floyd 22 Sturm, Jack 22 Stutesman, Carol 22 Sullivan, Pam Walczyk, David 22, 59 Walczyk. Ted 22 Wambolt, Daniel 22 Wambolt, Don 22 Watkins, Roy 22, 37, 38 Watson, Betty Watson, Paul 22 Waymire, Jim 22, 75, 76 Webster. Martin 22, 88 Webster, Steve 22, 88 Werner. Barbara 22 Werner, Jan Ellen 22 Werner, Vicki 22 Westlund. Kerri 22 Wharton, Marie 22 White, Charlie 22. 88 White, Jacquelin 22 Williams, Cindy 22 Williams. Marilyn 22 Williamsen, Viginia 22 Willis. Don 22. 37 Wilson, Louann 22, 45 Wilson, Nick 22 Wisner, CoUeen 22 Wolfe. Debbie 23, 80 Wood, Janet Marie 23 Wright, Marguerite Yakovich, George 23 Yonich, John 2- , 47 Young, Paul 23, 75 Zembal, Diane 23, 78 , Terrell. Rich 22 Tcsdall, Ten 22,45.94 Tesia, Judy 22 Tetzlaff, Gary 22 Thein, Jeff 22 Tjernberg, Cindy 22 Torgerson, Carol 22, 23, 73, 94 Townsend, Arnie 22, 88 Trader, Harry 22 Travess, Frank 22, 89 Traxler, Terry Trower, Pam 22 Tudor. 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