West Valley High School - Eagle Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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A . .E k M we W, a ' Q Chosen as West Va1ley's 1970 Lilac Princess in an all-school assembly was Karen Coleman, who was also 4th runner-up in the Valley jr. Miss competition. Becky Peterson and Carol Lynn Wolfe were chosen as the other two finalists to compete. ll A bert Chosen Valley Princess Marlene Albert was chosen at the annual Miss Spokane Valley Pageant from afield of three finalists chosen by the student body in the fall. Judy Denison Cleftj and Sandy Huelle Cabovej were the other two West Valley Finalists. Girls' League Selects Outstanding Senior Girls 1.1 Y x CUpper Leftj Chris Knowles-Industry, September. CAboveD Carol Herbert-Kindness, October. CLower Leftj Rocky Martin-Peppiness, November. CBelowjjoAnn Hastings-Friendliness, December. ,pd ,w-'- Bm X HN UQ Gmini lUpper Leftb Marianne Herman, February, Leadership. CUpper Midrlleb Leslie Sailor, April, Talented.lUpper Rightj Barbara Cholenski, May Neatness. CLower Left? Karen Savlandjanuary, Scholastic. CLower Rightj Donna Beeman, March, Sportsmanship. Juniors Present Beboppin In The Barnyard CUpper Leftj Costume winners, Pam Farano and Allen Rodgers enjoy themselves as Little Red Riding Hood and the Big Bad wolf. fUpper Rightl Couples in different costumes BeBop in the Barn. CCenter Lefj Marrying Sa.m, Mr. Kovick, is taking couplels vows. Along with him, Mr. Taruscio, Mr, 'Lauderbaugh presided at his position. CCenterD Becky Peterson and jerry Mortenson portrayed Raggidy Ann and Raggidy Andy, while Linda Campbell and Tom Bories dressed as half and half. fLower Centerj jim Dashield and Carol Lynn Wolfe pose as Raggidy Nnn and Andy while having their picture taken. CLower Rightj Couples dance to the music of The Overland Mail, A Mistletoe Memory Adds To WV Christmas Spirit UA Mistletoe Memory was chosen as the theme of the annual Pep Club Christmas dance, held on December 20, 1969. Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus CMark Matthews and Barbara Marshj greeted the guests in the Christmas tree-filled cafeteria, where g'The Art Department provided dance music. A cozy fireplace scene helped set the mood of the dance as well as provide a background for pictures. fUpper Leftj Larry Cuddy and Kathy johnson pose for pictures, CUpper Ri htj Queen Pam Farano and King Alien Rogers receive their stockings as 1969 royalty for Mistletoe Memory. CCenterD Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus discuss glad tidings with couples. CLower Leftj Couples dance to the music of the Art Departmentn. CLower Rightj Other members ofthe royalty: Sue Crouse with escort Bill Ramey, and Carol Lynn Wolfe with escortllim Dashiell. , fp sl lm ' 5575 i 'H-l'LEL1!k'x L- tx . if J 'Z is 'Elma biiijux LVN A X iii-,, liiuify LB ii 'L ilk? lrik X' X F .fs 924 'rr-fs .f2UkV.'i'iEi 1' X ffl-.lx 1553 f- A . ' . l -it C Til PE Vw- ' 'i Li ir li iii tj ti ' - .. .J .jg ultiritii K t . l , , N- X Lrliil- 'i CL. C' J J fi 4, f 1 74:44 1 A fx ASB Sponsored Sweetheart Ball First Annual Affair L'Cupid's Capers was the theme for the Sweetheart Ball held on February 14, 1970. The dance was the first to be sponsored by the Associated Student Body. Decorations of brightly colored red hearts and cupids were scattered around the room to add to the Valentine atmosphere. Pictures were taken before a background consisting of velvet colored hearts arranged in floral designs. Dance music was provided by the Revised Edition. Senior Rocky Martin was crowned as Queen with Junior Chris Crosby, and Sophomore Collen Polly as princesses. Door prizes, donated by Burch-:tt's were awarded to Val Kenney and Debbie McKelvie. 4Picturerl Leftb Princess Collen Polly and escort Kevin Krebbs, Queen Rocky Martin and Rick Dempsy, and Princess Chris Crosby with escort Roger Overman. lLower Rightj Rocky and Rick dance to their special number as King and Queen. QB, fl gf? Q R 9 Q! 16 Pictured on these two pages are only a few of the things students enjoyed and will always remember as a part of a memorable year. QRightD Yearbook salesmen promoted the sales campaign in September through the halls before homeroom. CCenterJ WV band member, Steve Smith, received outstanding recognition by being selected to participate in the MacDonald's All American Band for the Macyis Day Parade in New York and for the Rose Bowl Parade in Pasadena on New Year's Day. CLower Leftj Everyone looked forward to snow in December for just plain fun-skiing, sledding and tobogganing. CLower Rightj Flappers and beaus attended the mixer and entered into the spirit by joining in the charleston contest. Pictures Reflect Activity Calendar 4 5 CUpper Leftb lnjanuary Congressman Tom Foley, Rep. to 5th District was guest of honor at the Installation ofthe Spring A.S.B. officers. Shown with Mr. Foley are Fall A.S.B. officers Pres., Artie DcFeliceg Treas., Deanna Gardner, See, Marlene Albert, and Vice Pres., Dan Potter. CUpper Rightjjuniors are pictured in front of the S.U.B. at Spokane Community College, Ft. Wright campus. In Marchjuniors visited both S.C.C. campuses to gain information about colleges and future plans. Mboveb ln February West Valley defeated DeSales High in the High School Bowl and earned the right to compete to win a semester scholarship at Gonzaga U. Seated lcft to right were: Richard Rocks, Gary lWiller,Jerry Rudolph, Dan Vent. fLower Leftj ln addition to Mr. Foley,-Ianuary was highlighted by the visitation of thcjapanese wrestlers. nfs? X' 1 as 1 .nfgt 'SL .ff JJ sg West Valley lnaugurates Spirit Week Laugh-In set the pace as West Valley students prepared for a week of spirit. A cast of Laugh-In associates were chosen by Mr. Taruscio and committee to get the show on the road. It's Our World And Welcome To It also gave the week its start along with junior Jigsawf' On Tuesday, the highlight of the day was the Car Bash, but let us not forget Queen For A Day. Wednesday during both lunches six boys devoured pies for the Pie Eating Contestf, when a senior and sophomore won. Thursday probably the most exciting day yet, was, the battle between the senior andjunior girls for the 'lPowder Puff' Football Game, coached by senior, Cheryl Griffith andjunior, Toni Smith. The seniors lost proudly to thejuniors. Friday, the most important day of the week was a pep assembly to announce the winners ofthe Mustache Contest and others and to name the class with the most spirit for the week. The week was to come to a climax when the West Valley Eagles took on the Couer d'Alene Vikings. Though we lost we had one thing to be proud of - our school spirit. fLeftJ Cheerleaders are pictured with partners in their Roaring Twenty's costumes before they performed their dance routine for the Pep Assembly on October 31, 1969, CBelow Leftj Tim Parcher, Paul Huck and Bill Lawson are seen in first lunch after finishing their pies. During second lunch Nathan Batson and Tim Keller are pictured with Gary Montague in the competition. Winners were. for first lunch, Tim Keller and for second lunch, Gary Montague. fBelow Rightj Senior and junior girls seem to be playing a little more than Powder Puff Football in this snapshot captured during an exciting moment of the game. fLeftQ Winners of the Spirit Week Awards are pictured with Nona Ferry, Committee Chairmang David jelinek, representing the junior Classg Donna Hayes, girls costume winnerg and Stuart Anderson, the kindest boyg Lori Cozine, the kindest girlg and Mr. Taruscio, the most .spirited teacher and the organizer of Spirit Week, WV Enjoys A Happening Red, white and blue flowers, shimmering sheets of tin foil and psychedelic posters set the mood for a 'LHappening,,' presented by the Art Club, onjanuary 17, 1970. The dress was mod, casual and zany to fit the occasion. The music was provided by the Spoon Rivern. Chocolate covered grasshoppers, ants, bees, and caterpillars were imported for hardy appetites, QUpper Rightj An Oriental touch was supplied by the refreshment corner with low tables at which couples sat on the floor, CCentcr Leftj Doni Schimizu sang while accompanying herself on the guitar during intermission. CCenter Rightj Couples danced to the Spoon River , a progressive rock group from Ferris, CLower Leftj Art students prepared an exhibit of projects which couples enjoyed during the dance. CLower Rightj A red, white and blue bathtub adorned with identically colored flowers provided the picture background for Vicky Chaney and Scott Wallace. 'fln A Garden Of Love was selected as the theme for thejunior Prom on April 19, 1969. Pink and silver roses accented the room while couples danced to the music of the g'Glass Key. Pictures were taken in a garden background of pink and purple flowers that made the setting complete. Cookies and punch were served by sophomores Melanie Evers, Maureen Costanzo and Elaine Rocks. Q ,ec 'BE In A Garden Of Love Is Junior Prom if fAbovej Becky Peterson was presented with a bouquet of red roses and Mark Lawhead a royal scepter as they were crowned King and Queen for the evening. Other Royalty included fAbove Leftj Steve Williams, Mike Evers, Linda Campbell, Kay Hoffman and CBelow Leftj Allen Rogers and Ken Jeffries, Deatra Martz and Julie McAlister. fBelow Rightj Refreshments are being enjoyed by couples as they relax in the pleasant atmosphere. CRightJ-Couples are pictured dancing to the music of the uTender Green with attention focused on King jim Dashiell and Queen Carol Lynn Wolfe. QBelowj-Refreshments were served by juniors fleft to rightb Debbie Porter, Kathy Sevey, Alison Vent, Valarie Reed, and Paula Burson. QLower Rightj-Dates prepare to be photographed by Dorian Studio. Dashiell, Wolfe Reign Over Ball Fw The annual Senior Ball was held again this year at the YWCA on March 21 when seniors chose-lim Dashiell and Carol Lynn Wolfe as King and Queen for the formal event. Couples enjoyed the music of the Tender Green in the atmosphere of HA Time For Us,', with a light and dark green decor. A spectacular view ofthe Spokane Falls from the patio of the dancing area provided a unique, romantic touch, CLeftJ-Relaxing during Intermission are Donna Hayes and Gene Thompson, Ken Jeffries and Susan Harris, Doug Lehinger and Edna Harris and Diane McCullough and Brian Aris. fBelowDfRoyalty are pictured after crowning. lLeft to Rightj-Scott Wallace, Mark Lawhearl, Karen Coleman, Beatra Martz, Bill Lawson, Becky Peterson, Trent Blackburn, Sandy Barton, Sue Worthington, Tom Pierce and QFrontj Queen Carol Lynn Wolfe and King jim Dashiell. Yaz, vw. McGilIicuddy McGotham Is All School Fall Play McGillicuddy Nick F ryl Brian O,Connor Dennis Caudill Mrs. O'Connor Jennifer Weiler' Bridic Mary Yeager Peg O'Connor ' Carol Shollenberger Seymour Rex Yeager Mrs. Whiteside Nancy Wedeven' Mr. Snitzwitz Tim Keller Miss Tottenhot Judy Denison' Jackie C Bonnie Schuster Paul Knechtel Mr. Holstaff Frank Brookfield Mrsxlamison Cami Beetham Mrs. Falk Carla Coleman Mrs. Brooks Patty Carlson Mrs. Donoran Brenda Meakin The President Tom Yates Mrs. Nosegay Vickie Ellertson Miss Washington Melody Hansen Photographer Richard Brookfield' 'Denotes member Thespian Society MASK OF THE RED DEATH Kristin Hnlub ,,,A,,,, Jennie Coede Mbnveb Nathan Zolka , , A ,,,,A,4 Nick Fry Nfaria vlv, A,,, 4,,, J e nnifer Weiler Brzmnaman , , ,,,,,,,,, Tim Keller Trosa ,,.. ,..i tw Iary Yeager Metti Holub 4,,,A,,,,,, Mel Hansen Prospern ,A,A,,,,,A,, Brian Sullivan CASK OF AMONTILLADO Leonardo -,,,,,,,,,,,, Dave Baber CBelowj Signore-Mortie-Rnssn , , Tim Keller Fnrtunntu ,.,.,.,. ...... N iCk FFY Celeslina ,,,,,.,4,.,, Cami Beelham Lita . . ...i,A Carol Sehollenberger TELL TALE HEARTLRigh1J Berndinzi ,,,,,,,, , 4 I Elaine Rocks Jessie Stark ,,,,,,4,v, Mike Caudill Villori Montressor ,v,,,, Tim Keller A Night With Edgar Allen Poe Is Spring Play Lorna Stark ,4,.,,,A Vickie Elertson Helena ,,.,. . . . . ,Naney Wedeven Staffs Produce WV Publications CUpper Centerj Linda Campbell concentrates on an idea for her ad section. CUpper Rightl Editor Cheryl Griffith checks pages for the annual's first deadline. 1Lel't Center? Allen Rogers and Keith Flowers work on their Sports layout. CLower Centerj Deanna Gardner and Toni Smith set the pace with Student Life activities for the year. QLower Rightj Sue Worthington and Patti Carlson cut pictures for their Organization layout. fBottom Right, Nancy Wedcven and Paula Norman check negatives for different pictures of the annual. sP ' le ,ff 'xx M l ,. ,fy ffm Nm fLower Rightj Chris Knowles and Chris Crosby type lay-outs for their Senior Section. fUpper Rightj jennifer Johnsen and Melanie Evers plan index and Underclassmen Section. CLower Leftl Kathy Johnson and Carl Hein develop pictures in the dark room for the annual staff. CCenter Leftj Editors Coral DeWilliam, Sandy Huelle and Paul Knechtel discuss the bi-weekly newspaper. In a year of triumvirates , Coral DeWilliam, Sandy Huelle and Paul Knechtel met their bi-weekly deadlines to produce the WEST VALLEY NEWS, whose stories are written by English Vj,junior journalism students taught by Mr. Taruscio. Special projects this year were a printed paper and a mixer to help defray the expenses of both publications. The '70 EAGLE, under the editorship of Cheryl Griffith, saw a dedicated staff work long and hard hours to produce a publication that reflected the West Valley 'lspirit . Staff members are selected by the advisor and junior members of the team usually serve as section editors in their senior year. x ' w X vw X V 'N H M ' 'hw' .T m W , , V' KM aj, L M 28 I. 4 2 ,-,Wg mf we 1, ,W in t .1 t ' 1 1 . ima, This year's senior class organized many activities. With their advisor Mrs. Becher, who this year is ending her career of devoted service to West Valley, they planned graduation, Senior Banquet, and the Senior Ball. They also held a mixer at the beginning ofthe year. Mrs. Becher To End Career As Teacher And Sr. Advisor l:f3M 'f 5 A ,La Mgdfpfll v4L,Cj,QZZ1 Qvzof' pfmfcf 5554 fCVf Wai ,ZQHZQZM ,affzf fj7Q,,fz JW -+ Q ,ff 77 4 ,K W.. V I 7- ff ,fir z 1 XXL Senior Class Officers, Top Left: Dan Bieber CSpring Prexyfv Mrs. Becher Ukdvisorj, Mark Lawhead CFall Prexyj. Bottom Left: Karen Savland CFall Seah, JoAnn Lerseth fSpring Seal. Top Rightzjim Creasman fFall Veepj, Rick Dempsey fSpring Veepj. Bottom Right: Mike Dempsey CSpring xl Treas.j, Craig Anderson fFall Treasj. as Kay Hoffman CFall Treasj, Chris K Knowles QSpring Treasj. 31 Connie Ahrens Marlene Albert Fashions On The Goi' forecasting the fashions for fall, was televised this summer. Taking part in this program were our University City Fashion Board Representatives, Barb Marsh and Dave Kjos. Sandra Allen Craig Anderson Marilee Anderson Jim Anest Marietta Aquino JoAnn Arnston Cheri Baber Bob Barbero Sandy Barton Bill Barney Dick Beach Gary Beck UC Fashion Reps Preview Styles Georgia Beck Gary Beckstrom Donna Beeman Kent Beese Dean Benham Steve Bergman Dan Beyer Da.n Bieber Bob Boff'm Barbara Billings Trent Blackbum Desiree Blew Library Provides Needed Solitude Kim Bodey Linda Brocklehurst Richard Brookfield Joan Brown Jan Burquist David Cable Cheryl Cain Linda Campbell Study and research are part of the activities that take place in the library. Seniors, jim Anest, Deanna Gardner, Bob Gore and Chris Clegg, find it a quiet place to work before the school day begins. Jeff Capaul Raelene Carey Carolyn Catlett Valerie Casey Mike Caudill Vicki Chaney 36 Mike Chaxbonneau Barbara Cholewinski Calvin Christen Randy Clark Sally Clapper Chris Clegg Don Coddington Sharon Coffey 23 skidoo and boo hoop de doo as the cheerleaders danced the Charlestong jeff Capaul and julie McAlister show how it's done. , , , .,.,,,, Mike Cole Carla Coleman Karen Coleman Sheryl Collins Doug Cotter Laurie Cozine Sharon Crawford Jim Creasman JoAnn Crooks Sue Crouse Doug Darroch Jim Dashiell Seniors Inspire Spirit Week Pep g'7 ' Mary Ann Davis Artie DeFelice Susan DeFe1ice 2 fe Don Dellwo Mike Dempsey Rick Dempsey Judy Denison Coral DeWil1iam Chelo Diaz Pattie Dofelmire Mary Ann Domingos Sue Dymond Stop, Catch Up, Move on to 5th Patty Eamshaw Earl Ennis Mike Enos Barbara Ervin Mike Evers Diane Falconer Pam Farano Steve Fanax Time to catch up on a little reading, time to catch a breath, or just time to think-Bill Lawson, Cheryl Griffith and Mark Lawhead manage to capture one of those few spare moments. Karen Ferster Debbie Finley Ruth Fitzthum Vickie Flett Gary Focht Linda Foreman '70 Styles Set By Fashion Reps Roger French Nick Fry Deanna Gardner Randy Goehner Terry Gondet Bob Gore ...sa rum lf. 1 Cheryl Griffith Cheryl Hacket Long vests and short stylish skirts head the list of fashions for the 1970 school year. Bon Marche Fashion Board Representative Becky Peterson and Crescent Representative Desiree Blew set the pace for fashions, Robbyn Hansel Chris Hansen Diana Hanson Debbie Harkness Steve Harrington Dan Hart 14 JoAnn Hastings Donna Hayes During hnmerooms Seniors were measured for their caps. Steve Farrar is having his head measured while Gayle Skaufel records the information, Kathy Heath Keith Hein Ken Hendrickson Marlene Hendrickson Carol Herbert Marianne Herman C RST' E 1 1 l 2 Mm Ginger Herrington Pat Head Fred Higginbothan Kathy Hietala .T an Hill Kay Hoffman Seniors Prepare For Graduation Steve Holman Jeanette Holub Ellen Hofmann Tom Hook Kent Hoover Craig Howard Sandy Huelle Audrey Hunt Kirk Hutchings Bill Inman Jennifer Johnsen Bev Johnson , Barbara Kahler John Kallas Anxious moments and even more laughs were part of the powderpuff football game. These are a few ofthe emotions that were felt by the Senior girls' football team. am- John Kappen Janice Keller Rick Keller David Kjos Paul Knechtel Shirley Knoles Juniors Powder Senior Gridders Crystal Knowles Mike Koivula Charlene Koth Dean Lamb I ack Larsen Mark Lawhead Bill Lawson Janis Leavitt Doug Lehinger Jackie Leonard JoAnn Lerseth Cathy Lewis Francys Lewis Sally Lindgren Ann Logan Grace Lundin Deatra Martz Barbara Marsh Rockie Martin Mark Matthews Pam Mayer Julie McA1ister Diana McCullough Connie McDonald Gary McDonald Sharon McGee Ring My Chimes Operating a cash register and making correct change are only a few of the procedures learned by Gary Beck, Mike Shaw and Sheila Sperry, Seniors in D.E. 47 Jeff McIntyre Debbie McKe1vy Students Support Sr. Candidates An interest in student government was shown by Senior Candidates for A.S.B. President Bill Barney, Tom Hook, Mike Evers and Trent Blackburn. Tom McPhee Gary Miller Merland Miller Mollie Mondoux Garry Montague Tom Mortensen Craig Moss Greg Mott Doug Nettleingham Dan Nopanen Gordon Oberst Steve Ogle Linda Olsen Jeanine Oman Tony Osso Linda Ost Joe Palmer Vic Parcher Penny Pasquale Becky Peterson John Pickerel John Pierce Tom Pierce Doug Plinski Jim Pospisil Dale Potter Dan Potter Wes Priestly Sue Reeder Kathy Reisenauer Darla Revel Kent Richert Support The Local EBC Eagle Boosters played a major role in promoting school spirit this year. Senior members Sheila Sperry and Gayle Skaufel sell booster pins and ribbons, one of the Eagle Boosters' many projects. Paul Risley David Robinson Linda Robson Richard Rocks Allen Rogers Kathy Rose Malcom Rose Rick Rowbotham Roger Rowse Eric Rozell Marty Ryan Leslie Ryd Laura Sailor Leslie Sailor What's The News Across the Nation A typical situation for seniors is homeroom, where bulletins are read and gossip is heard. Fw! Q en fs i iiiii L ml Karen Savland Gary Schermer Neil Schillinger Cheryl Schmidt Rick Scott Linda Seaking Kolleen Sebby Paula Seibolts Joe Seidel Mike Shaw Nancy Shogren CeCe Shollenberger Clinton Simpson Gayle Skaufel Lee Skewis Kris Smith Jim Snyder Jacque Sohns Sheila Sperry Vickie Stanley Paul Stantus Nina Statler Jake Stickelmeyer Kristina Sutherlin Dani Taylor Peggy Thiringer Debbie Thomas Debbie Thompson Gene Thompson David Trapp Joyce Trapp Scott Wallace WV Eaglettes Do Their Own Thing Swimming, skiing and hiking are not included in the required activities of Senior Eaglettes, 5' iw, Lee Walter Nancy Wedeven Dean Benham, Marilee Anderson and Leslie Sailor found moments of artistic creativity in their Senior art class. o Jennifer Weiler Pam Welling Mazel Westfall Glenn Whittekiend Steve Williams Jo Williams hr'- Class of '70 Boasts Creative Seniors Kevin Woehrlin Carol Lynn Wolfe Sue Worthington Norman Yandt Linda Yarroll Tom Yates Ma.ry Yeager Daryl Zeis David Zeis 'D ww ' x ,fu mf .Q ,Lf 2 -1 If 9, . Seniors Earn Top left: Making plans for graduation are the graduation speakers Susan DeFelice. Karen Savland ftop scholarsl, and Dan Bieber lSenior Class Prexyj. Bottom left: Representatives to Girls, and Boys' State were chosen last year. The boys' attended classes at Gonzaga and the girls' at Ellensburg concerning governmental procedures. Our representatives were Mike Dempsey. R ecognition Becky Peterson, Sue DeFelice, and Bill Inman. Top right: Twinlow is a Student Leadership Conference held in Idaho annually. This year's representatives from West Valley were Artie DeFelice lFall ASB Prexyb, and Pam Welling CFall Girlsl League Veepj. Bottom right: Gary Miller this year was National Merit Finalist and placed first at West Valley in the National Math Test. ,ew N .WWWQ7 , JMM L WQFQ ' M W W W Ju Jim Abendschein Leon Ackerman Patti Adams Pam Albert Vonette Aldendorf Carlene Allen Cathy Allen David Allen Diana Allen Stuart Anderson LeAnne Aris Jerry Aubrey Rick Austing Billie Jo Bailey Norm Banta Bev Bartel Paula Batson Jackie Baumgartner Bruce Belisle Debbie Bender Tom Benham Richard Bennett Rick Berger Randy Bergheim Allen Bergman Eugene Bevacqua Mike Bieber Marilyn Billman Frank Bingaman Stan Bippes Keith Blakesley J eanin Blowers Mike Bodey Dennis Bohren Madeline Bories Gayle Boughton Rick Bowers Mikki Brashears Bob Brown Mike Brown Ray Brown Diana Buchanan Mark Bucknel Richard Capaul niors Thejunior class officers meet casually as the year gets underway. Standing is President Dave Llelinek. Seated from left are Dale Carmichael, Sgt. at Armsg Wayne Kettleson, Vice Presidentg Jolene Ranson, Treasurer and Laurie Zeis, Secretary. Roxanne Capaul Rick Carlander - W, 155 ' we , fl. 1 Y, f C' , V' ,, rf f' 1 A yyyyl , 1 Q5 .,, ill I V g , ,,,f, it X 1' Z 5,,.t..wi 7a 43? f 2 Q, , , 5455 wi ,Q , 4' , . 2 gag 4 4 44 49 1, l f , if N l vavawa ,Q 5' f , gl 4 ge e arf 5, . 1 iw. f ' U asf, -'ff napme li? A ,ffm -4' ff' N 2 W -V , A 1 'r ' e -wr, ., : v- J ', 1:1 . f M x4 A 75 f i f ft iw 1 i 2' 1 ' ff? , aff, mm v W ff ' 44 ., 5 I if if aw, , ae 4 A l ee l lcl' A 41 i f , Q , , ' gif ' if .. ,A ,,,. Q , ' A I ,. 4' H 314' . z W :Q ga ff? f . ..si,Q,g , , W fa ' Q fi ef X Y .Q .fa di ' 9 9 -Z., f , 6 7 , , ., !:f , f 4 A t , 4 1 V Q4 f ,a Pi A 2 5 ' f Q If ,Q,-1,- T ,aft anew sip' ff , 1 , if? W f lu-L , 1 1 . ' ,. le in '-3' ,V 1 1 me Ae , l Q f A ii' Ja' 'Z 2, ,,,v .1 M WJ V l .., V 13141 , f-5, , 4 We H . 1' it ' t ff: ,- 5. 12 ' 1 i 1 z 3 7, f , vii ff f' VV Nj Di ff 2. 'nal . 'ff , 'f LJ., V: ' ' ii Q - 2 M 5, ., ' Q ll ,H af, ',,, .,v,, , il M . . L 3. W? -'Hs 'Jil W. , f 4, 1 Q M -L95 iaai Dt, L, L i f , ff 9 ' 'lis t ' , rg z . f- v vw, 2, '. I, wwf! 41 rw , i , V -WfA - , i V f z W , ,. ' , v 17 Patti Carlson Dale Carmichael Chris Castle Velma Charest Dick Chavez Ken Christen Dorothy Clapper Cathy Clark Herman Collins Daryl Conner Diana Conner Maureen Costanzo Chris Crosby Larry Cuddy Sue Culler Dawn Darroch Cheryl Davis Duane DeBoer Chris Decker Larry Decker A1 DeFelice Denise Deluan Curt Dempsey Danielle Denny Alan Dice Pat Drury Dennis Dunham Carole Durrant Cheryl Dutton JoAnne Eakright juniors Roxanne Capaul, Patti Carlson, and LeAnne Aris joined the cast ofthe USpiril Week assembly to present S'Laugh-In Looks at the News? Mark Elder Debbie Eliasen Vicki Ellertsen Carol Ellis Yvonne Ellsworth Dave Emerson Thomas Everett Melanie Evers Jerry Felts Nona Ferry Renea Fleisher Mark Flormann Keith Flowers Roger Frasier Kaye Fulks Glenn Funk Mary Gannon Ken Gardner Graig Gilbert Jenny Goede Sharon Gordon Righ Greene Dan Griffith Dean Guenther Randy Guidinger Todd Hackett Mel Hall Paul Hammond Tim Hannawalt Melody Hansen Ross Hansen John Hanson Rob Harder Edna Harris Sue Harris Terry Hart Julie Hastings Tom Hastings Mike Hathaway Carl Hein Fred Heistuman Karen Higginbotham Matt Hines Steve Hoagland Connie Hodgson Roger Holden Darrell Hoots Bob Howley Tere Hoyle Paul Huck Carl Huggar Jim Humrick J onh Hunt David Hurley Marc Inman Mike Jacobs Val Jacobson Mike Jeffries Dave J elinek Cindy Johnsen Cheryl Johnson Kathy Johnson Scott Johnson Sheila Johnson Vikkie Johnson Dale Jones Dick Jones Vicki Jones Bob Karrer Sheri Kassa Rod Kegley Tim Keller Janna Kelner Val Kenney June Kerben Wayne Kettleson Gene Kingsley Many Junior girls unable to participate m the powder-puff ugameu enjoy it as spectators. 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Wes Krieger Bev Krohn Mardi Landes Eric Larson Chris LaRue Doug LaTurner Judy Leonard Denny Lester Candi Lewis Bob Lightfoot Tom Lowry Michele Lyons Doug MacKenzie Robin Mael Margie Manfred Jeff Marsh Jim Marshall Uta Masters Debbie Mather I an McComb Maxine McCormick Cleve McCoul Keith McIntosh Bill McLain Dalen McMichael Alice McNemey Gayle McPhee Kerry Montague Linda Moody Karen Moore Stewart Morgan Glenda Morse Doug Nemitz Claudia Nichols Jeff Nicholson Mary Ann Nogle Paula Norman Glenda Ogden Dave Ogle Barbara Oliphant Chris Osborne Roger Overman Sheila Pachernegg Donna Panther Trish Perrot Chris Person Peggy Peterson Cindy Phillips Barbara Plopper Toni Polioni Tom Pope Debbie Porter Steve Queener Darla Randolph Jolene Ransom Bill Reed Sam Reed Valerie Reed Sandy Reichert Rene Rhoads Stephanie Richards Rick Riggen John Robb Debbie Roberts Elaine Rocks Janie Ross Jerry Rudolph Joy Sadler Debbie Sauer Janet Savage The Universal gym purchased this year by the district gives these junior athletes the opportunity to prepare for the season ahead or just to stay in condition. Randy Scalero Curt Schillinger Terry Schindler Cheryl Schmidt Duane Schoock Brian Schreck Dale Schremp Carol Schubach Bonnie Schuster Jack Scott Rick Scott JoAnn Seeburger Rocky Sellers Chuck Sells Kathy Sevey Donna Shepard Dennis Sherred Carol Shollenberger Sue Simon Neil Simpson Sandy Smigaj David Smith Debbie Smith Steve Smith Toni Smith Bev Stafford Verna Starling Vickie Starling Jim Strandy Randy Straub Mike Swanson Dick Swartz 5 K ' x W , 5 ' If A, i,, A , 1 ' 4 f i a L a .4 . . ,, Q1-W .-f 2 -sv P? ' - , f J 1 f 1 A 1 V 1 at ff-3, ,, f , ' fini M ,, . V J, , V ffqfv .uv an K .VV 2 lsi fa, 22' 'X W X z, Ha s ff 1 5' ff . ,,,lt. 2 it H ff-if as V ' Mesa , , 1 I ,Q gl , 'QT I fa t s , .. Y ,, W J ,, ,Q it ,, J if ' J I X62 ' in 1 Q ' fa t X ff ,..i, ,.2t?f 1 fa 365, 't fs-an '1 V , ' .Q . J t .. A , V . k r ,, A V 1 :V fl 'Z V l ,. ' ' ,,., , 'i . W , ' J l ff W J ,srt V. J '23 iw, A ,ii +2 5' as 1 iff y ' , 3, ta r e cya. af A . t 'M 'Q lb if .t ,ac 35 1. ,f W lp W gf i 4. 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Dave Taisey Cheryl Thompson Sandy Thompson Steve Thompson Laurie Tonani Becky Townsend Mary Ann Tracey Bob Trapp Melody Truitt Nancy Tupper Robert Tupper Rick Turner Debbie Utecht Allison Vent Lance Walker Patti Ward Steve White Nancy Whitman Courtney Whitney Cheryl Whittekiend Mike Williams Patrice Williams Bob Willrich Beadie Wilson Mike Wirsche Bev Woerlin Tracey Wood Bruce Woods Jim Womtell Joe Yeager Laurie Zeis Diane Zolman juniors are really on the go supporting West Valleys activities. ,Becky Abbott Pam Adams , Ruby Adams Kim Adamson V Bruce Allen VGerri Allen Robert Allen Dave Amundson Tom Andersen Jeanie Anderson , Kevin Anderson Gary Anthony Joe Arsenault Drew Auclair Lynn Austin Debbie Ayala Dave Baber Jane Bagley Patti Bailey Bev Baker Rick Barbero Ron Bamey Steve Barstad Sheryl Barton Nathan Batson Cheri Becker Cami Beetham Debbie Bennett Sophomores Tom Reidburn gives an impromptu speech to his classmates on drugs in the Halloween web infestedi' room of Mrs. Janice Swanson. at I ' al... 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V ,,.. 1' A , 'Terry Bross A -, , RoY Brown 'A ' ' ., J v l Brenda Brunmeier , Q V 5 , Jean Brunelle W A- a.vf V , ff lo ? , Greg Buchanan A -. A A A . ' V ,V V df Chuck Bullock K . A ' V , v,.,, Q at :f ,J 4 , Lauren Burnett i Q C 'ii 1 1 Laurie Burns ' ,V V' 'h'f' gf , V , Paula Burson ,, l I ,-My ' S ,,. V , ,iw K' 1 h Mike Carlisle . P' l l f Q1 1 , llffglvj V Andrea Carlson - 'V ',VL I 1 V l Q. V9 ' Linda Carlson ' Q5 . I' ' -' f f ',l' H F f - . l W-I ,l A A . ' , , fl: ., ,4 f A 2 ' A c if x A 4 B A, A l 'll' ' J fi J ' A A 68 V, f-1 l V 5 W L' x X I if t ? . r , , M,-We -f-or ,, Y - 7' ' ' ' . f Sma Carter i n , if 3' a 15 A I 'W' T--2 ' ,, . I i r V ' :' ' Duane Cary ' ' Vance Casey ' fiwlflf v 1- v It ,,,f le . , 2 Q , I 5 + A an f lll Bob Catling , 1 at Cal-Qlyn Ceton mi ,V 41' ' ' Y if 1. 14 5 iii we 5 Cindy Chafee V ..,, .,,,1E,V , A 7,7 V A V 'V ,,,., , ,, Ta Chau Y 1 '--f: , Mike Chavez ,fr , s ' Pat Conner Qi, L H, I I I The sophomores at West Valley agree ' with the adage all work and no play makesw ull boy as these three, Mar , ylvla nd Tim take time out forjus p am fun! Lv? 11,5 'N -' fi lhwff , W i ra gs ll' 6 z. x in 2 ' 2 W , 5, Y , Mix? E 1 ., l go bw! .2 ,.. ? at . 'fia- ,lll and - ,W at A me V , V, ,.k, 3' Y f '+v1. V ff ,Vi :2,1efwl fd' at 4' MQW Mi-fl A 3' l X Z,, Q5 iisfi ' l ,xgf k if C4 if up ' 1 7 ,Y s fydrz ' , ' f i fth f ei' g C,,. V r n. all , t 'lag i me Q ' A R47 ' K f X., ' ici' ffl' 7, ,, vow, w .GW -Z , ,W 9 4 f'?e?' ,, ,Z,,, v', . M 'E I ' L5 '18 t , I? W . ' W W, if M f, if ' ll, dyf:,f. L S Randy Cook Jerry Cormancy Jim Coryell Mark Costanzo Dan Cozine Dale Crowe Paula Culler Anita Dalton Loretta Dalton Laura Davenport Mike Davis Lorene Dean Nancy DeFe1ice Carole Dempsey Brian Dobler Bob Dompier Jeff Doud Kathy Drake Vickie Drake .. o I mry Gay Dschaak ffl ff Q by 'uxx x ti if l '-'vm-ft 'Q K A-11 it I ag 7. 5 14 Jen N, 5' E-:N , I l l t ww Mike Dunlap Steve Dunn Laurie Dymond Deni Ellis Patty Ellsworth Kathi Emerson Kathy Erhart Bill Ervin Clair Erwert Pam Evans Mike F airnham Vicki Fitzthum Linda Fletcher Joann Flett Steve Ford Allen Foubert Dan Fowler Dan Frisby Carla Fuchs Chris Gano Sara ,. - 1 I n ie Garrison , , E '- A y V W yyrs i , ,. ' C ' , 55352 'lf ' re' l V SteveGanr10r1 t' ' ' ff l ,. , ,u t G Q K , . y 3 A ' f Q ff v ,E V 1 , - , 1 A Nancy Gertlar Georgina Gonder Tim Gordon Denise Gossard Kenneth Grammer f .4 Bob Granly 51- 'n YQ T21 is 4 rf XTX' LX! Cathy'Guttierrez ,J Robin Hall Gayla Hamlin Cindy Harder 4 Rick Harwood N. . -x - Gal Haye N, YJ. .J .Xi x 1 ' Sandra Hedman Ei waiter Heidenson ' JoAnn Heinzerling I, Mark Henderson as Jim Henry 7. ' John Henry J - .. .2 Donna Hickey J. Marilyn Hines Patty Hoagland ' Marilyn Hood Mark Hopper 1 Kim Horner is xr. T 1 ,Janis Howerton if Steve Huck 'Qv Joy Huelle Karen Hugger gi ' Jean Hunt Marci Jansen Dale Jenson Coleen Johnson Glenda Johnson Jill Johnson Jim Johnson Lloyd Johnson Teresea Johnson Candi Jones Patti Jones Larry Julien Steve J ydstrup Mike Karle Lori Kaufman Don Kegley Kyle Kienholz Karla Kirby Dave Kirk Lori Kramer Kevin Krebs Becky Krohn Two sophomoresg Debbie Reiger and Donna Hickey, turn out for West Valley s first year of girls track. Dan Kuhn 3 L I 1 .' , ,Hz--s ef ' f X ' xv' 4 W :QA .- Q I ' 'll s H y, y Q, :W o -as 5, 5 'K 'iii' 45' fra my ,L . tlwtfff f zz 1 L.: A 3 if ' ' L' 4 up mem., , - ' f I y . liiffiiiit , wa- . 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QA ,XX Susan McDonald Pat Mal-loney Pam Martin Kevin Massengale Dan Mayer Debbie McCollum Chris McLean Dan McQueen ,XXV Cv N tk L 0 Sv FJ N LJ uxk The sophomores officers must get their class into full swing. Elected as this years leaders are: Mark Henderson, vice presidentg Pam Evans, secretaryg and Dan Flowler, president. Dean Meakin Kim Meier Kris Meier Frank Meland Al Mondoux Don Moody Doug Moody Dave Moore Craig Nelson Linda Nemitz Karen Nettlingham Kevin Ney Mark Ney Roger Nilles Tom Nilles Judy Norman Roxanne O'Conner Debbie Olmstad Terry Olsen Kevin Olson Rick Olson Terry Osbome Terry Osso Julie Pachemegg Joel Palmer Tim Parcher Jeff Park Roger Parks su lv ,XJ 4 N A Sophomores like to time just discussin Janelle Payne Bill Petersen Janete Peterson Pat Phelps Dan Pickerel Dave Pierce Colleen Polley Jane Pope Bill Porter Bob Potter Mike Powers Steve Price spend some of their g activities of their first year of high school. Mike Purvis Dan Quince Cheryl Ransom Cheryl Reber Janice Reed Matt Reed Mike Reed Tom Reidbum Debbie Reiger Luann Reil Kathy Reisenauer Jill Repp Mark Rhoades Tom Richardson Don Reise Mike Roig Dixine Rooke Mary Ross Sue Ross Jean Rowbotham Dave Rozell Wendy Russel Larry Ryd Helen Sadler Jennifer Sailor Jeanette Samek Dale Santora Dave Sather Bill Savage Mike Schneider - - e Scherr Ron c oenwald Katie Schnoover Mary Schnoover Peggy Schubach Evelyn Schuler ' chult Ott Bonnie Scott Jane Scott Janice Scott ga L I er 0 V, ,Q , ,,Jr C e , ' 9 A Il' A 1' i i P tl' lliil J I 1 Q ' I' 1 A j ,, ' ' ' -, 3: 2. 4 9 r a fi , ' ' i 3 : 521 .',. .. I f -- K -wr I , by -,aw , riata 4 ,wwe 46 .Q K X , af ' z Ja eifftgafsg ' 4 WN, . 1-'if '12 of 'xt ' we f'-W! 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Sharon Shogren ,f '17, . fa Dave Sitton I '-- 1 A ' 1' Ken Smelcer ' , N Alva smith .l file be Loretta Smith I .,i 'f A Terry Smith Stan Soash Roxie Starling Harvey Statler Ed Stazel Sharlene Steele Debbie Strang John Swanson Mike Swartz Kathy Sutherlind Linda Syzmore Joann Tabor Robert Taylor Don Theobald Debbie Thill Bill Thomas RaeAnn Thomas Will Thompson Susan Tinsley Wendy Totten Colleen Tracy Rick Trad Barry Trapp Carol Voege Rick Waldres Cheryl Walker Phyllis Walter Dan Warehimm Julie Warner Vickie Welch Dennis Welsh Linda Wheeler Gloria Whitaker Penny White Debra Wigley Desiri Williams Jack Williams Janet Williams Sue Williams Peggy Willrich Allison Wilson Larry Withenberg t.. eff. H .1 I , gi,gplffJ.,, fe J I, ,U -L, gi, ,flnnu or ' 4 , 1'Z,.FY,.4f'2- A5013 ff I, A Q7 ffhf- f f ,f ,j Charlotte Woodard Linda Zeis George Zimmerm Jerry Zink 2.11 J x, C ff :Ja fl l ff .JV ., P' ., I qi 'J ,H Q, ' S'a!'u,L ' dIuumnu Cheerleaders Awarded First Our 7 senior cheerleaders were selected in May of last year by a panel of student and faculty judges. The group worked together each weekday during the summer to prepare for the summer Cheerleading camp at Ellensburg. The 6:30 A.M. practices paid off, for the girls who returned from the state cheerleading competition with a lst place plaque awarded by the Coca Cola Company. The cheerleaders promote spirit at all major athletic contests. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Chris Knowles, Pam Farano, Barb M h l' MAI' D M ars , ju IC c ister, ee artz, Rockie Martin and Mollie Mondoux. 3219 Eaglettes Increase Membership SENIOR PEP CLUBfFront Row: Mollie Mondoux, Rockie Martin. Cee Martz, Julie McAlister, Barb Marsh, Pam Farano and Chris Knowles. Row 2: Debbie Thompson, Sue Reeder, Charlene Koth, Linda Robson, Sue Crouse, Jenny Johnsen, Darla Revel, Jennifer Wciler, Marlene Albert, Susan DeFelice, Sue Worthington, Joann Hastings and Vicki Chaney. Row 3: Karen Ferster, Sandy Huelle, Cheryl Griffith, Nancy Shorgren, Cheryl Hackett, Patty Coflemire, CeCe St-hollenberger, Carol Lynn -Wolfe, Kris Southerlyn, Ann Logan, Vickie Stanley, Donna Beeman and Cheri Baber. Row 4: Kay Hoffman, Joann Lerseth, Desire Blew, Val Casey. Carol Herbert, Connie Ahrens, Corol DeWilliams, Linda Campbell, Becky Peterson, Cheryl Cain, Debbie Finley, Marietta Aquino and Karen Savland. JUNIOR PEP CLUB-Front Row: Barbara Plopper, Sharon Gordon, Vicki Johnson, Trisha Perrot, Candi Lewis, Renea Fleisher, Diana Conner, Elaine Rocks, Debbie Mather, Jana Kellner, Carol Schollenberger, Kathy Johnson, Michelle Lyons and Dawn Darroch, Row 2: Bev Woehrlin, Cheryl Johnson, Cheryl Thompson, Chris Crosby, Roxanne Capaul, Teri Hoyle, Denise DeJuan. Moreen Costanzo, Vicki Ellertson, Maryanne Nagle, Bev Stafford, Barbara Allaphont and Nana Ferry. Row 3: Karen Higginbotham, Paula Batson, Valerie Reed, Donna Panther, Janie Ross, Sue Simon, Debbie Porter, Laurie Zeis, Karen Moore. Danielle Denny, Alison Vent, Debbie Sauer and Darla Randolph. Row 4: Sue Culler, Cindy Johnson, Mel Evers, Patti Adams, Debbie Eliasen, Patti Carlson, Jolene Ransom, Jan McComb, Jackie Baumgartner, Peggy Peterson, Sheryl Whitican and Carleen Allen. This year Pep Club is composed of 96 senior and junior girls. It promotes spirit and competition between West Valley and other schools, as well as encouraging attendance at all WV functions. Anytime the unit is called on they assist the faculty and ASB in various activities. Marching at 3 football games, 2 basketball games and cheering at varsity games are the principal functions of the group. Working with the cheerleaders to organize skits is another function. Projects also include selling bookcoversg pompomsg a Christmas dance, A Mistle Toe Memoryng a football mixer and Slave Day are all sponsored by Pep Club. All profits go into the ASB fund and at the end of the year a 35100 scholarship is awarded to the most outstanding senior Pep Club member. CLeftD PEP CLUB FALL OFFICERS: JoAnn Lerseth, Presidentg Kay Hoffman, Secretaryg Karen Savland, Treasurer, Carol Wolfe, Publicityg Linda Robson, Publicity. Kneeling: jenny Johnsen, Vice President, and Darla Revel, Sgt. at Arms. Belowg PEP CLUB SPRING OFFICERS: Nancy Shogren, Publicityg Marietta Aquino, Sgt, at Arms, Bev Woehrlin, Publicity, Carol Herbert, Treasurer, Jackie Baumgartner, Secretary, Charlene Koth, Vice President, and Darla Revel, President, X.. ' J I D tw XT ' Pepperettes Generate Spirit I - F F? 5 I Y' ,I , ,,l. .., 1 VKI1? CAboveD PEPPERETTES-Front Row: Sue Williams, Debbie Rieger, jean Brunelle, Carol Dempsey, Lorene Dean, Brenda Legere, Dixine Rooke, Andi Carlson, Sher l , Roxanne O'Conner an iz Gardner Row 2: Lori Kramer, Ca ard, Georgieanna Gonder, Sheri Becker, Desire Williams, Katie Schoonover, Susan Tinsley, JoAnn Hines, Julie Warner, Nancy Gertler and Karen Huggar, Row 3: Laura Dave FCN X n Linda Nemitz anell ame - a Zeis, Cheryl Bergheim, Nancy DeFelice, Cindy Bigman, Gala Hammond and Debbie McCollum. CMiddlej PEPPERETTES-Front Rows Terry johnson, Peggy Schubach, Rae Ann Thomas, Pam Adams, Pam Evans, Debbie Thill, illrich, Debbie Ayal , Sylv' , ,Ml , X , J . ' 1 Gardner, Kathy Elehart, Pam Martin and jen Allen. Row 2: Sue Lawson, Donna Hickey, Collen johnson, Sharon Schulgrin ' . rlson, Debbie Strang. .' , Linda Fletcher, Collee o y, Gloria Whitaher, Debbie Whigley, Pam Lewis and Laurie Brenan. Row 3: Sandy Hedman, Debbie Garison, -Ianice Howertonulanice Scott, Debbie Lynch, jane Scott, Laurie Kaufman, Marcy Jensen, Becky Abbott, LuAnn Real and Vicki Welsh. PEPPERETTE OFFICERS-Front Row: Paula Culler. Fall President, Andi Carlson, Spring President. Row Zzjilljohnson, Fall Secretary, Candi jones, Fall Vice President. Row 3: Pam Evans, Spring Secretary Treasurer' ulie Warner S in Sar eant at Arm A I Chyl Walker, Penny White, Sara U1 xfD 'F - N73 Q5 'K' . Q N Q if e BZ ,Q V- . NJ We mg Ji ' Xl lib XD 4 Q .5-4 ij We-J K A3 ee Q, . . .4 f f 'sslsvaldf ew? im Jessi fi-M if '-1 ,T QQ S bf T X Pepperettes are comprised of ore girls who help promote ASNX 4 We' C- W M M d bi' E ti h it L Q 5,1 - X, at t Q. G XL! spirit at games an pep assem ies. very game ayt ey ma e Rm Xb Q5 :DD U 2' ,V booster buttons for the rest of the school. New sweaters were . A CL, -' Qi' KX purchz-Fed tltisayear whichgivemore class tothe uniform. J 30 it if w mme :J ff iv .. 1 - J ' is . , S ,-i T 15 wijwffi iii?-3 gsegiws W I V thy X, 9 , Jlxx 5-5 E Q Y, T V' - A Q ee, Q It .. J A f X - -gs Q i A - e5 , gkfu-Qtfl-QQJ 5 T. - ew 4 C NJ 1 ,T A QQ9 K P3 3 ,JQSQ-lee 93s of igriilltf 5 -Jawa -fowveuv-N Sf Wie at if AUD, Bogie get-:ai s J Q Q, 80 ' fiurlf . . .,.f, , J, , V-X :gal Letterman Operate Shack, Support Athletic Program The membership of the Lettermen's Club includes all letter winners in major sports at West Valley. The club exists as a service organization throughout the year, This year the club has had various money-making projects, such as a mixer and selling refreshments at all the home football and basketball games. The profits of these have been used to purchase materials and to help in the athletic programs. LETTERMEN'S CLUB CSen- iorsj-Front Row: Fred Higginbotham, ,lim Dashiell, Paul Stantus, Craig Howard, jim Creasman and Steve Harrington. Row 2: jeff Mclntyre, Gordy Oberst, Scott Wallace, Bill Inman, Allen Rogers and Norm Yandt. Row 3: Neil Schillinger, Rick Keller, Doug Darroch, Dan Potter, Richard Rocks and Bill Barney. Row 4: Randy Goehner, Daryl Zeis,AIim Snyder, Kev Woerhlin, Mark Lawhead and Bob Barbero. Row 5: Eric Rozell, Gary Schermer, Mike Evers, Bill Lawson and Steve Williams. ' LETTERMEN'S CLUB Qjun- iorsj-Front Row: Gene Bevacqua, jeff oud, Wayne Kettleson, Scott Johnson and Brian Schreck. Row 2: Tom Hastings, Dan Griffith, Steve Smith, Ken Christen, Albert DeFelice and Dale Carmichael. Row 3: Mike Brown, Dean Guenther, Bob Willrich, Rick Barbero, Mark Henderson and Terry Hart. Row 4: Sam Read, Rick Taisey, Stuart Anderson, Frank Binghamen and Stan Bippes OFFICERS-Vice President, Mike Dempsey, Secretary Treasurer, Dave Kjos, President. Wes Priestley. Yf MW wif , .z fl f 7 Z GIRLS' CHORUS-Front Row: LeAnne Aris, Cindy Harder, julie Parchernegg, Patti Bailey, Betty Scott, Donni Shimizu, Barbara Billings and Nancy Gertler. Row 2: Deni ' Culler, RaeAnn Thomas, Ellsworth, Linda Moody, Gardner, Patti Ernshaw and Debby McCollum. Row 3: Chris Leyitt,--jo Williams, Velma Charcs X lise Geargianna Gander, Sue Lawson and Debbie Wigley. Row 4: Pat Phelps, Elaine Rocks. Mary Schonnover, Edna Harris, Pam Martin. Becky , Cindy Ch , V Abbot, Cheryl Walker afee ' ., . amlin, Andrea Carlson KSchullziQg Mary Ross, , Rachel Selid, Sandy A7f76jLfC f pi M r. Linda Florman, Paula carer Drury, jill Johnson. MelodyHansenf,Q f ' . I Y ge- 0 5 , Qs 79 oe f am Loma, 1741 fi 'RG X7 ' BOYS' CHORUS-Front Row: Stuart Anderson, Dave Rozell, Craig Nelson, Doug McKensie, Mike Chaves, Mr. Harbaugh Ldirectorj, Randy Clark, Kent Richert, Lyle Borud and jim johnson. Row 2: jeff Doud, Doug Plinski, Don Shiflon, Alan Dice, Dave Moore, Scott Wallace, Mark Bucknell, Loren Burnett, David Sather, Bill lnman and Dean Guenther. Row 3: Mike Evers, Richard Boffin, Mark Elder, Don Klump, Bill Barney, Ron McKenzie, Bill Lawson, Dave Cable, Malcolm Rose and Bob Brown. TEEN SlNGERS-Front Row: Bill lnman, Scott Wallace, Mark Elder and Bill Lawson. Row 2: Karen Coleman, Sue Culler, Sue Harris and Val Casey. Row 3: Ted Leigh, Craig Moss and Rene Rhoads. NHL 7 1 NJ 4 l f l ve ,lytltlgwf ivy W i . N lillriw W., lt , fl 6 WWW .W F ual Choruses And Teen Singers Groove With The Now Sound Choraliers Turn On In Tune Fine choral music and excellent showmanship typifies the work of the Choraliers, one of the elite choirs of the Pacific Northwest. Besides their two home Concerts they travel through Washington in the spring on their annual tour, this year, presenting the finale from The Sound of Music. CHORALIER OFFICERS-Sitting: Marlene Albert, Secretary. Standing: Scott Wallace, President, Bill Barney, Vice President. CHORALIERS-Front Row: Laurie Zeis, Laurie Cozine, Cheryl Whittekiend, Karen Moore, Carol Herbert, Karen Coleman, Renea Eleisher, Candi Lewis, Mr. Harbaugh fdirectorj, Moreen Costanzo, Sue Culler, Nona Ferry, Barbara Plopper, Mikki Brashears, Sue Harris and Marlene Albert. Row 2: Chris Clegg, Marlene Henrickson, Rene Rhoads, rl N15 ,, wily ,, .,,. , L R as ,,,, Sheri Kassa, Karen Savland, Linda Seaking, Paula Batsnn, -Ianie Ross, Kolleen Sebby. Val Casey, Maryann Davis and jan Burquist. Row 3: Doug McKensie, Lyle Borud, Randy Clark, Stuart Anderson, john Pierce, Scott Wallace, Kent Richert, Mark Bucknell and Bill Barney. Row 4: Bill Lawson, Mike Evers, Bill Inman, Ron McKenzie, Doug Plinski, Craig Howard, Allen Rogers, Dave Cable, Dean Guenther, Mark Elder and Don Klump, , duff, Q, an MQ' , ,af V M2 agar '3 M ., V mu X 'pi .. if ff ' - - f f zzz u1a:'z:mfst,afi4'1'55??, I H Z, ..Qx , , , Nm bi in The Concert Band, in addition to its concerts, parades, and tours is also a school service group. The average yearly agenda includes performances at eight football games, twenty pep assemblies, and ten basketball games. Exceptional members within this group are chosen by musical ability for special honors such as performance in the All American Band, The All State Band and The All Northwest Band. Although the band is composed largely of Juniors and Seniors, many Sophomores are allowed entrance by a 3 director s audition. fAboveJ BAND OFFICERS-Seated: Robert Tupper, Asst. Manager, Val Jacobson, Asst. Librarian, Greg Mott, Manager, and Joe Seidel, Librarian. Standing: Pam Albert, Secretary, Tom McPhee, President, Pam Welling, Vice President, and Mr. Dean Rowbotham, Director, CLeftD CONCERT BAND-Front Row: Sue Harris, Majoretteg Sharon McGee, Pat Drury,Joni Bories, Kyle Kienholz and Doug Moody. Row 2: Pam Welling, Tom McPhee, Val Jacobson, Pam Albert, Glenda Morse, Debbie McKelvy, Susan Timsley and Donni Shimizu. Row 3: Toni Smith, Bev Krohn, Melody Hansen, Katie Schoonover, Mardi Landes, Ken Smilcer, Rick Rowbotham, Roger Rowse, David Jelinek, Diana Allen, Jeanie Blowers and Bruce Blood. Row 4: Greg Mott, Doug Nemitz, Dale Moody, Jeff Park, Greg Buchanan, Larry Julien, Tim Hannawalt, Gail McPhee, Judy Denison, Norman Yandt and Bill McLean. Row 5: Mike Charbonneau, Dan Baber, Robert Tupper, Nick Fry, Paul Knechtel, Jennifer Weiler, Steve Smith, Allen Foubert, Joe Seidel and Cheryl Ransom, CADET BAND-FRONT ROW: Debbie McKelvy, JoAnn Heinzerling, Sherry Collins, Jeannette Samek, Terry Osborne and Kyle Keinholz. ROW 2: Shirley Seibolt, Bob Potter, Bruce Blood, Kevin Olson, Mike Dunlap, Steve Jystrud and Ken Smilcer. ROW 3: Dave Baber, Don Moody, Chris Osborne, Dan Warehimehleff Park and jim Loryell. ROW 4: Bobby Levan, Dale Potter, Robert Tailor andjohn Swanson, Instrumental Groups Provide Variety For Talented Students The Cadet Band is composed basically of sophomores, although some juniors and seniors elect to stay with the group. Here is where the entering instrumental music student receives his pre- Concert Band training. The group performs at both Fall and Spring Concerts. LEFT-GRINGOS: Mark Elder, Mardi Lander, Cheryl Ransom, Tim Hannawalt, Paul Knechtel, Bill McLean and Doug Neimitz. CENTER-CADET BAND OFFICERS: Kyle Kienholz, JoAnn Heinzerling, Sherry Collins, john Swanson and Debbie McKelvy. ABOVE-BOBCATS: jean Rowbotham Caccompanistjg Greg Mott, Glenda Morse, Tom McPhee, Allen Foybert, Bill McLean, Mardi Landes. The Pep Band is basically a school service group performing at 10 basketball games and pep assemblies. Funds for their uniforms are raised by such fund drives as candle sales, rummage sales, and car washes. LEFT:TRUMPET TRIO: Gail Rowbotham faccompanistjg Greg Buchanan, jeff Parks and Larry Julien. LEFT CENTER-CLARINET SEXTET: Tom McPhee, Pam Welling, Pam Albert, Glenda Morse, Grace Lundin and Valjacobson. ABOVE-SAXAPHONE SEPTET: Toni Smith, Bev Krohn, Mardi Landes, Ken Smelcer, Nick Fry, Katie Schoonover and Melody Hanson. QBELOWD PEP BAND-LEFT to RIGHT: Mike Charbonneau, Dale Schremp, Greg Mott, jeff Parks, Larry Julien, Pam Welling, Pat Drury, Tom McPhee, Donni Shimizu, Bill McLean, Val Jacobson, Glenda Morse, jean Rowbotham, Debbie McKelvy, Pam Albert, joe Seidel, Greg Buchanan, Gail McPhee, Dave Baber, Don Moody, Cheryl Ransom, Bruce Blood, Nick Fry, Mardi Landes, Kenny Smilcer, Toni Smith, Mel Hansen, Bev Krohn, Rick Rowbotham and Becky Krohn. Congressman Foley Visits WV Under the direction of Mr. G. Wallace Mills, the student council has exacted its duties along with introducing some new activities. These activities were Spirit Week in connection with Roaring Twenties, establishing the budget and arranging the calendar, began the drafting ofa Student Handbook, held the elections ofthe Spring Semester officers and installed them at an assembly with Congressman Thomas Foley as guest of honor, and sponsored the Sweetheart Ball. ASB OFFICERS-Left: Fall Secretary, Marlene Albert and Spring Secretary, Sue Crouse. Center Left: Fall President, Artie DeFelice. Center Right: Spring Presidents, Jim Creasman, Gary McDonald and Kevin Wnerhlin, Bottom Left: Fall Treasurer, Deana Gardner and Spring Treasurer, Sandy Barton. Bottom Center: Spring Vice President, Steve Williams and Fall Vice President, Dan Potter. Bottom Right: The Triumvirate', accepts their Hsymbol of power from Principal G. 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L L, , 1 - ' ' A ' - G . . fa C J ' ' ' iii' TQ 2Tii 3s?s1 so X, 5 ' - if W. , . - ' - W ' W ifi - ,,...,..,, is , , l ,, ,, fr MM STUDENT EXEC.-FRONT ROW: Donna Hayes, Cheri Baber, Susan Tinsley, Cheryljohnson, Darla Randolf and Teri Hoyle. ROW 2: Scott Wallace, Glen Whittekiend, Bill Lawson, Fred Heitstuman and Doug Schindler. ROW 3: Paul Stantus, Wes Priestley, Mark Lawson, Stann Bippis, Paul Huck, and Ted Leigh. ROW 4: Dan Fowler, Dan Potter, Tom McPhee, Artie Defelice and Frank Bingaman. STUDENT EXEOAFRONT ROW: Donni Shimizu, Karen Savland, Carol Herbert, Paula Culler and Elizabeth Gardner. ROW 2: Linda Campbell, Susan DeFelice, Mollie Mondoux, JoAnn Lerseth, Linda Zeis and Stephanie Richards. ROW 3: Marianne Herman, Coral DeWilliams, Pam Welling, Deanna Gardner, Marietta Aquino and Cheryl Griffth. ROW 4: Lloyd jonhson, Mark Henderson, Bill Peterson, John Swanson and Dale Crow. Fall Girls' League Supports Charity, Presents Assemblies A 'gBig-Little Sister Party started the semester only to be followed by participating in the annual D.A.V. Drive and other charity drives such as Red Cross. Each month Girls League puts on an assembly. Three were presented the first semester: the first consisted of speeches from W.V.,s delegates to Girls-State and Twinlowg the second was a travelogue by two senior girls who traveled abroad the past summer, and the third assembly was a style show featuring the latest fall fashions. GIRLS' LEAGUE FALL OFFICERS-FRONT ROW: Pam Welling, Vice Presidentg Mrs. Villa, Advisor, JoAnn Hastings, 5th Exec. ROW 2: Becky Peterson, Secretary, Marianne Herman, President, and Marietta Aquino, Treasurer. COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN - FRONT ROW: Carol Lynn Wolfe, Donna Panther, Desi Blew, Val Casey, Connie McDonald, Sue Culler, Karen Savland, Pat Head, Karen Moore and CeCe Shollenberger. ROW 2: Karen Ferster, JoAnn Hastings and Peggy Peterson. HOMEROOM REPRESENTA- TIVES-FRONT ROW: Karen Higginbotham, JoAnn Lerseth, Susan DeFelice, Brenda Legeremlilljohnson and Nancy Gertler. ROW 2: Vicki Chaney, Pam Farano, Pam Martin, Linda Fletcher, Sandy Hedman, Chris Hansen, Gayle Skaufel, Charlene Koth and Candy Lewis. League Trips Into Spring r' Wd Ahrens and Nona Ferry. My X7'coMMiTT125 CHAIRMEN - Front Row: Candi Lewis, Chris X LaRue, Peggy Thiringer, Val Reed and Cheryl Thompson. Row 2: Jan McComb, Patti Adams, Cindy Johnsen, Val Jacobson, Connie HOME ROOM REPRESENT- ATIVES- Front Row: Chris Meier, Peggy Peterson, Cheryl Ransom, J Becky Abbott, Georgianna Gonder and Andrea Carlson. Row 2: Carol Herbert, Dawn Darroch, Michelle Lyons, Chris McLean, JoAnn Lerseth, Debbie Thomson and Julie Warner. Row 3: Debbie Sauer, J RaeAnn Thomas, Donna Panther, A QD Nancy Schogren, Donna Beeman, XXQf ffmjsb li Gayle Skaufel, Vickie Stanley and C 'B h , I X, ami eet am K Q-,Ly D 'L Nj ,, N 'X ,Xi fl If SPRING GIRLS, LEAGUE LQ: Qi. fl OFFICERS: Jolene Ransom, Fifth F , Executiveg Elaine Rocks, Treasurer, 5 ' if ' s Cll,S ,D ' 325,35 az, Pfzzfrmnd 123,22 ' QC Q WU Savland, President. fy , ' 1 I , ,s wid C - Q qkcii 'fb-QR! ff 'K ' K' P - x igx K C Rl A--,Z , I I' 1, N 5, 1 C i QUUQ W QLO 6 A fe E fl i lgube LOL!-3 L F5 L f fm F 4 fx l 1 T I, 7 I I l - LJJXL Q' LPQLALIXSS C , Xifbl L fx f-N , S ff Lf LC? QL' QL! 93 DECA Investigates Business Principles janiene Oman, Reporter, Gary Beck, Jeanette Holub, Paula Seibolts, Mr. DECA FALL OFFICERS-Sheila Sperry, Parliamentarian, Deanna Gardner, Reporter, JoAnn Arntson, Secretary, Doug Plinski, President, Gordy Oberst,Vice President, Penny Pasquale, Treasurer, Pat Head, Historian, DECA SPRING OFFICERS- Parliamentariang Mazel Westfall, Secretary, Georgia Beck, President, Kim Bodey, Treasurer, Mike Shaw, Vice President, Jacque Sohns, Historian. DECA-Sharon Coffey, Cheryl Schmidt, Donna Hayes, jim Snyder, Constance CAdvisorj, and Doug Lehinger. The Entrepreneurs, West Valley's Distributive Education Club, had a busy and successful year under their advisor, Mr. William Constance. To better understand the principles and practices of business carried on in the area of distribution, the club took numerous field trips to businesses inuthe Spokane area. Club activities included selling candy, fruitcakes, tootsie roll banks, and the newest project, posters. The highlight of the year was the Employer-Employee Banquet, in which club members honored their employers for their guidance and supervision during their on-thegjob training in the various business enterprises. Boy Cheerleaders Inaugurated at WV EAGLE BOOSTERS-Front Row: Patti Hogland, Laurie Diamond, Kathy Heath, Gayle Skaufel and Chris Hansen. Row 2: Cami Betham, Carla Fuchs, Nancy Wedeven, Vonette Aldendorf and Patti Bailey. Row 3: Billyjo Bailey, Carol Drury, Mary Schoonover andjim-johnson. BOY CHEERLEADERSiHolding Up: Gordy Oberst, Bob,Barbero, Gary Beckstrom and Bill Barney Hanging On: Roger French, Bill Inman, Scott Wallace and Dan Potter. EAGLE BOOSTER OFFICERS- Seated: Kathy Heath, Vice President, and Gayle Skaufel, Secretary. Standing: Bill Barney, President, Cris Hansen. Treasurerg and Mr. Ken N Carlson, Advisor. The primary purpose of Eagle Boosters is to provide a non- selective organization for athletic events. This year they not only have the Eagle mascot but also chose boy cheerleaders to help promote spirit. x Spirit ribbons, Hltls a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad, Basketball mixer and the painting of the Eagle in the gym and on the bleachers were all activities carried on by this year's club. West Valley Art Association was formed with the purpose of the betterment of art at West Valley High School. It also enhances and furthers an interest in art among its members. This year they presented the annual Beaux Arts Bal, which was received with much enthusiasm. The dance, The Happeningu, was changed from semi-formal to casual dress. They plan to make this a tradition in the following years. ART CLUB-Marilee Anderson, Sharon Shogren, Linda Carlson, Barbara Marsh andjacque Sohns. ART CLUB OFFICERS-Sitting: Patti Carlson, Secretary, Tim Keller, President. Standing: Chris LaRue, Treasurerg Chris Crosby, Vice Presidentg Mr, Sandstrome, Advisor, and Linda Robson, Sgt. at Arms. ART CLUB-Sharon Becker, Peggy Long, Roxanne Capaul, ,Ieanie Blowers, Audrey Hunt, Billi jo Bailey, Debbie Avalo and Patti Ward QUILL AND SCROLL OFFICERS-Left to right: Cheryl johnson, Secretary, Nona Ferry, Treasurer, Karen Moore, Vice President, JoAnn Hastings. President, and Mrs. Waters, Advisor. I Committee Chairmen: Kolleen Sebby, Editing, Desi Blew, Layout, Connie Ahrens, Publicity, Sheri Kassa, Editing, Coral DeWilliam, Layout and Teri Hoyle, Publicity. Clubs Encourage Creativity Quill and Scroll was organized some three years ago. The major project of the club is the publication of PROJECTION, a magazine of original prose, poetry and illustration submitted by both students and faculty. The members also take part in selling candy, putting on mixers and other fund raising projects for the publication of the magazine. THESPIANS-Sitting: Tim Keller. Row 2: Sally Lingren, Carol Schollenberger and Nancy Wedeven, Row 3: Jenny Goede, Richard THESPIAN OFFICERS-Left to right: Nick Fry, Vice President, Cheri Baber, President, Judy Denison, Secretary-Treasurer. The purpose of Thespians is to encourage students to achieve a better mastery of language, to develop poise and self-control and to appreciate dramatic literature and its techniques. Membership in Brrokfield and Mary Yeager, the organization is given as recognition for meritorious work in dramatic arts. QUILL AND SCROLL-Front Row: BillyJo Bailey, Wendy Russell, Susan Lawson, Kris Meier, Patty Bailey, Brenda Legere, Becky Thiringer, Karen Savland, Sue Reeder, Joyce Trapp and Linda Carlson, Row 2: Patti Ward, Sandy Hedman, Debbie Roberts, Vicki Johnson, Val Jacobson, Trisha Perrott, Kathi Emerson, Debbie Porter, Mel I-lansen,JillJohnson, and Peggy Willrich. Row 3: Bev Woehrlin, Debbie Sauer, Darla Randolf, Laurie Zeis, Sue Culler, Moreen Costanzu, Denise DeJuan, Jeanie Blowers, Pam Adams, Sharon Shogren and Pam Evans, V rcaffgii 7 X5 t, it -, f -1 K- we f fi H A 1 . -f Ns -,sf iv of X , , si .Mus ,if , gn- , ,cf 1. My ffm 'tt fwgv-'rf' me ,Q 'X-4' 2 N, u' 1, 1 'esifirj-I -or-f L jr was 3 1 J f miie' tx, -. , rw, , X .. I. ti . x , r , ,Q QU ssl 'Ig sv' e Mvffe XM L, N Q' 'ff ,Bef fy 1 rg' --V N2 ' ra JIT' QV J 'sbs in T, 5: 1, xv J Aj , L ,J . em 3,51 ,Y X fif St -f':' ' in f 'X X , 5, 1 'ow J' 4.- it at A J Students Investigate Careers The Future Teachers Association at West Valley is sponsored primarily by the West Valley Education Association as an effort to promote among high school students an interest in and a knowledge of teaching as a profession. FTA was active in visiting nearby colleges, having speakers, and viewing films . This year the FTA is purchasing a sign for Trent Road with the profits of a cookbook sale, carwash and an egg drive. F.T.AAFr0nt Row: Pam Welling, Karen Moore, Carol Herbert, Marianne Nogle, Gayle Skaufel, Denise Dejuan. Connie Ahrens, Pam Faranno, Sheri Kassa and Coral DeWilliams. Row 2: Karen Higganbotham, Cheryl Johnson, Nona Ferry, Laurie Zeis, Cindy Johnsen. Dee Martz, Tere Hoyle, Chris Hansen, Paula Batson, Donna Panther. Bevmlohnson and xlanie Ross. Row 3: Darla Randolph, Bev Woehrlin, Barbara Plopper, Peggy Peterson, Dawn Daroeh, Roxanne Capaul, Chris Crosby, Trisha Parrot, Carol Lynn Wolfe, Charlene Koth andjoyce Trapp. F.T,A. SPRING OFFICERS- Seated: Carol Lynn Wolfe, Vice President, Gayle Skaufle, President and Mrs. Morse, Advisor. Standing: Charlene Koth. Treasurer, Tere Hoyle, Historian and Sheri Kassa, Secretary. FALL OFFICERS- Seated: .Ienny Johnsen, President. Standing: Sue DeFelice, Secretary, Kathy Heath, Treasurer, Sue Reeder, Historian and Darla Revel, Vice President Knot picturedj, FUTURE NURSES-Front Row: Patti Bailey, Debbie Sauer, JoAnn Crooks, Linda Robson, CeCe Schollenberger, Cathy Lewis and Pam Lewis. Row 2: Miss Phillips Cadvisorj, Georgianna Gonder, Bev Stafford, Moreen Costanzo, Sheri Kassa, Karen Moore and Laurie Diamond. Row 3: Mary Schoonover, Debbie Porter, Lori Brinnon, Kathy Drake, Laurie Kaufman, Sandy Hedman, Susan Simon and Elaine Rocks. DEBATE-Sanding: Trisha Perrott, Qjunior Varsityj, Maryann Nogle, Uunior Varsityj, Clint Simpson. Sitting: Mr. Pintler, QStudent Teacherj, Gary Miller, and Sue DeFelice. Lauderbaugh, Qaclvisorj, Judy Leonard, Sue DFelice, Gary Miller and Clint Simpson. DEBATEfPaula Culler, Sue Lawson and Mikki Brashears, Qunior Varsityj. VARSITY DEBATE-Mr. Debaters Compete With Area Schools The West Valley Debate Squad can lay claim to many things, but inactivity is not one of them. During the 1969-70 season, Varsity and Junior Varsity debate teams matched wits with thirteen schools in and around Spokane. Everyone went along for the tournaments at Gonzaga, Ellensburg, EWSC, Bellevue and the University of Puget Sound in Tacoma. The District 8 League Tournament, attended by fourteen area schools was held recently here at West Valley. Both novices and veterans participated for the rest of the year in such varied events as The Veterans of Foreign Wars Voice of Democracy contest, The Lauderbaugh Commemorative Series of Scenic Inland Empire Bus Tours, occasional pizza parties and a series of demonstration speeches for the West Valley English and Social Studies Departments. FUTURE NURSES OFFICERS: Vice Presidentg Karen Savland, Lori Brinnon, Sgt. at Arms, Laurie President and Renea Fleisher, Zeis, Treasurer, Debbie Porter, Secretary. Secretaryg Peggy Thiringer, President- The Future Nurses Club is sponsored to give girls a chance to decide whether or not they should enter the nursing profession or any other area in the community health program. This year the officers obtained uniforms to show a new originality in the club. On Awards Day, the girls who have earned sufficient points during the year are presented with a pin for the many services rendered throughout the year. xf x xxy Y 1 9x1 x XX. 24. LV' X 1 'U K. . mx' Vs ff' X . J 'L,' U -QP M 'fx WV 5 X J KL xl x 100 p,-f,-' , 4 ,Q X x -X N Q X X. , X .A X 1 w f f a N is xf vi 101 Eagles Meet Stiff Opposition L, ii! 1 f 5 -E25 -tii .t i ,g M - i,i,1 'R A7 J H I f i A ff! i W 4, 1 i K- ' viii, ,, 'ik i f f f M ffl, ? it 1 W? gi , QW., Z gy as w Qiiw . 533 tff ' 5, 4 3 f i WW i i i e i 2 P ,i t 9 Q, 1 at J, 6' an . ,,,, MW V ,rw ,,u.,. 4, ,M 2 22 5, v V0 I f df avi, 1 '. Q, r 4 v 1' faqfw f 4 I M' 4 9' 5 5' -All 43 f .717 Af W , V ii .gs V .f ' ,fi3:irff: it - in ,g 'effl' ,QW ' A fir Gull' ! l ' Q em:'ff1..,m+g'W.2Ps.,:a3ofif:p.m.4fML,wef1gf t 1,efm,. nam'- J f is 'Q 4' ,Au n 45 ,in ,z 5 ag f 6 .nge ir f f I . , ., ,A. Above Left: Coach Shulkin, Coach Hoover and Coach Miller. Varsity Football-Front Row: Tom Hook, Scott Wallace, Dave Kjos, jeff McIntyre, Rick Keller, Steve Williams, Bill Lawson, Mike Evers. Row 2: Bill Koker,LIim Dashiell, Kent Hoover, Jim Snyder, Craig Howard, Mark Lawhead, Jim Creasman, Tom Pierce. Row 3: Randy Scalero, Wayne Kettleson, Dave Klaue, Allen Bergman, Duane Schock, Eric Larson, .jim Marshall, Gordy Oberst, Paul Stantus. Row 4: Tom Hastings, Jim Strandy, Dan Griffith, Fred Heitstuman, Rick Riggin, Stuart Anderson, Mark Henderson, Eric Rozell. Row 5: Mark Matthews, Scott johnson, Brian Schreck, Stan Bippes, jeff Nicholson, john Hanson, Bruce Woods. Row 6: Gary Schermer, Steve Herrington, Kevin Woehrlin, Fred Higginbotham, Sam Reed, Mike Hathaway, Mike Brown. Row 7: Rocky Sellers, Managers: Allen Rogers, Herman Collins, Norman Yandt, Dennis Sherred, Dan Beyer. Wallace, Williams Earn Inspirational, Captain Awards . ,fpv,asf'ff-aff, af was ,az ff f M r c fill ,ia l t If ,,LLI AA V . i if V' 64264 4' ie M' WW WY Wie. Top Left: Henderson prepares to hand-off to Mclntyrc as Anderson blocks, Top Right: Honorary captain and Inspirational are given to Steve Williams and Scott Wallace by Coaches Hoover, Shulkiri and Miller. Varsity SeniorsgTop Row: Craig Howard, Mark Matthews, Eric Rozell, Rick Keller. Bill Lawson. 2: Gary Schermer, Steve Williams, Kevin Woehrlin, Mike Evers, Tom Pierce, Kent Hoover. Right: Mike Evers catches pass for a IO yard gain against University. f 'i ff fi.: 31 315 , , ffl?-Fil . , A.,,. . W 95 .,, 5 .,,,2! , , ,4,..,,, ,Uh 44.5 fy ,Vt sawe d, J 'VM174lQ'??7Vg, If Efiqaagf + My 5 0 XM fvrvavf r ya: ,ws I M , S ff '? 'H' MN tt M as ff 45- ,W ff, Q JA va A A .7 wa, ,, Mm f .eww 1 f f 1. fa- If A E 1 its EQ ks x Football, a collage of many working, hoping and cheering together. The players were always striving for the gain of a yard, or the tackle that often breaks bones and tears muscles. Those sidelined experienced the anxiety of wanting to compete although prohibited by injuries. While plays are created and executed in the minds of the injured, a great concern for the players is aroused. The enthusiasm of rallies transmitted a strong current of spirit throughout the student body. Although many times leaving the games a little cold and disappointed, spectators were rewarded with certain strategic plays that went for long gains. Although West Valley did not achieve their expectations, their courage and hopefulness, inspired the student body to new heights of enthusiasm, and gave encouragement to the returning players. ,Lf I 1 .. A M., M af , . .4 ,. fa W , H K ' v --fl I '.f.. 71 . f I-ws.. Mfr' .A ,M . . , . 1 V .4 M , I,.,, . ., ,,. ,,, . L 4 at ie lex - 4, f .W ff i i :J M i .ZW t , fr' ..,A ,I -,,. , ' , . . M MQf5 Z 1 ' . T I ' f MQ 1 M 77 :Q 'i'ifi'iifIifii I'iL?z.:gi. ' V ' K d .,,. 4 K f , . .... W. ., ,. V wr ffzfzfffzn -f' w Q ffff -f f .. te g fe: fv- wwf '.s.4'?'ff1sz, ' 1 2' 1.12z1'w' H 'ff 'e'-- 11-s,:::'w . . .. . . , 2 av .- , .e.f 'zf1. , ' ' .. ' A I ..,. ,, ' 1 . uv M ,... at .e.. we teee eaee etee 1 e ir. 1 u S M ' H,--1 4... mp ' Nr.4 . 4-vga' .ff ,az , View .1 -w.lZ,?r, L ,al I ,, . if ,V f- e 2 +, .... or . i I V V .V Q 53, ,J W., :M W . I sow . fig .V KL Ab ,: ' I I I X . R V . f I 1, tw? , 97 J -. , At., if . y ., .Ag gg, .Q ,g g r , K V, .5-V Y U gl A if T1 I V W.. 1 i Nm ' HL A ' 4 A W K I , ,124 Jftxx X-AR kill Top Left: Henderson leaps high to pass in a game against University. Varsity Seniors-Top Row: Gordy Oberst, Dave Kjoskleff Mclntyre,Jim Creasman, Scott Wallace, Steve Herrington. Row 2: Paul Stantus, Tom Hook, Jim Dashiell, Fred Higgenbotham. OPPONENT Moses Lake Central Valley Pullman Cheney University Mead Central Valley Coeur d'Alene East Valley SCORE 19 60 19 6 40 12 48 24 28 105 Third Place Goes To B-Squad The West Valley B-Squad football team had another good year under the coaching of Bob Lingow and Tom Ventris posting a 4-3- 1 record. They finished third in the Border League with a 3-2-1 league record. The season's most exciting moment came during a game against University. The score was tied 6-6 and with 35 seconds left West Valley received a kickoff after the University touchdown, and ran it back to the 20 of University. Then one pass later the touchdown was scored and the game was won 12-6. .L , 1 Row 1: Steve Ford, jim Scott, Craig Anderson, Mike Byrd, Steve Gannon, Doug Schindler, Larry Ryd, Bill Ervin. Row 2: Mike Lopez, Bob Levan, Dave Sitton, Mike Snyder. Kevin Krebbs, Don Theobald, Dave Rozell, Rick Harwood. Row 3: Dave Sather, Dale Crow, Bill Harris, Dan Fowler, Dennis Welsh, Nathan Batson, Joel Palmer. Loren Burnett. Row 4: Terry Osso. Steve Herald, Tim Parcher, Tom Reidburn, Cal Hays, Mike Farnham, Dan McQueen, Dave Moore. Left: Coaches Lingow and Ventris WV OPPONENT SCORE. 0 East Valley O 22 University 0 16 Mead 24 14 Cheney 6 28 East Valley 6 12 University 6 12 Central Valley 24 26 Coeur d,Alene Z8 1 1 Y Harners Earn Border Crown, Funrsh Second At State BCDIQIJIZIQ LJSFXCIIJEIIKIZCICJIQIJ OPPONENT SCORE Cheney 48 llnivershy 50 Central Valley 45 East Valley 31 Pulknan 44 h4ead 33 Bordm'League Fhst IJlSIFlCl Ifirst Second ,X .R 3 ' , X, West Valley had their best year yet under Coach Ron Kovick. They went undefeated in Border League action with a 9-2 overall record. They finished first in the Border League Championships and placed first also in the District meet sending all seven Varsity runners, Wes Priestley, Mike Dempsey, Bob Barbero, Rick Barbero, Ken Christen, Dale Carmichael, and Randy Goehner, to State. At State they placed second with Wes Priestley finishing 9th in a field of 156. Mr. Kovick remarked that he was very proud of the boys, especially of those who went to State, saying that each of them ran over 520 miles in preparation for the meet, and that the whole team had run 5698 miles during the season. Cross Country-Front Row: Gene Bevacqua, Frank Bingaman, Bob Barbero, Mike Dempsey, Rick Barberu, Mark Costanzo, Bob Lightfoot, Barry Trapp. Row 2: Dean Guenther, Dale Carmichael, Jim Humrieh, Ken Christen, Randy Goehner, Vance Casey, Steve Huck, john Swanson, Row 3: David Smith, Dave Sather, Don Moody, Mike Cole, Terry Hart, Robert Tupper, Roy Brown, Randy Selland. Row 4: Dan Vent, Stan Soash, Wes Priestly. Top Left: Wes Priestley crosses the finish line first after a grueling 2.5 mile race against Mead. He timed 12.14:2, fastest time in the Border League. Top Right: Bob Barbero and Mike Dempsey ready for meet against EV, Above: Coach Ron Kovick chalks the start-finish line for the EV meet. Eagle H '6 p'Squad Places 3rd In Border e ue Standings yl N 'fl' Y ,f lik' l Varsity Basketball-Front Row: Norm Yandt, Paul Stantus, Neil Schillinger, Duane Schock, Curt Sehillinger, Mike Evers, Tom Pierce, Gary Beckstrom. Row 2: Herman Collins, john Kallas, Scott Johnson, Stan Bippes, Brian Schreck, Mark Lawhead, Gary McDonald, Wes Krieger. Row 3: Marc Inman, Randy Bergheim, Dan Beiber, jim Strandy, Steve Williams, Dave jelinek, Curt Dempsey. Top Left: Head Coach Al Snyder. Top Center: Assistant Coach Cliff Trout. Top Right: B-Squad Coach Duane Ranniger. im SS 2 5 Ms A ,B-J 112 Schillinger, Stantus and Lawhead Earn Team Awards WV OPPONENT SCORE 55 Ferris 50 47 Richland 57 70 Rogers 57 37 LC 40 86 EV 45 60 Coeur d' Alene 41 57 NC 60 52 Ferris 48 52 Cheney 36 49 Mead 44 58 Pullman 47 48 Cheney 40 45 University 51 54 CV 63 48 EV 37 62 Mead 55 66 Pullman 48 64 Cheney 35 51 University 53 49 CV 61 i , M i- xi 'W J' ,, qf w:'i:5v1ri:zf9'qyen., fsgiiiif.::'Ti!'1I v ,,lli,'t,, ieii illei - l 5 'lili , . up i ' 1 yL,:JyLy5fgg3gj55g x J -L ',,' rf - . Kg, af l Top Left: Dan Bieber fires ajumper in the game against Rogers. Left: Curt Schillinger drives in for a layup against University. CAbovej Senior Varsity-Top to Bottom: Neil Schillinger, Mark Lawhead, Mike Evers. and Tom Pierce. 1-1 fi 'V iffy 2 V 123, .1 7 M. fi., ,gf ' im as 1 5 ' ia f aw,-Q 1. ffm: 1 ,, .as - .sei-sw. W -.11 1- A- ,MW-4, H - 2 5 '.??f'Ff35:i:E2'E:'if', M.. 2, ',-,'?'i,il,,:f,?iff,fv-' ,,,W 4 ' f f'1'f 1 , ,.,. 3 x K -w . ,. ., ,.,A ' 'o 1:2511 ii 3:-.V A M 1 . f 4- X' Wy, U I ,,,:ayz,' QA, -5, , , V55 7 f E init The 1969-70 edition of Eagle basketball was a team that provided its fans with excitement, thrills, and close games. The final season record was 13 wins and 7 loses, with a league record of 8 wins and a third place finish. The season also included a fourth place finish in the annual Christmas tournament. West Valley featured a predominately senior team most of whom playedjunior varsity ball last year. They depended on tough team defense, better than average rebounding, and the fast break in completing a successful season. More than any team in recent years at West Valley, this year the Eagles played a cohesive unit with teamwork being the battle cry. BORDER LEAGUE STANDINGS University 11-l CV 10-2 WV 8-4 Mead 7-5 EV 2-10 Cheney 2-10 Pullman 2-10 Top Right: Mark Lawhead, inspirational award winner, Neil Schillinger and Paul Stantus, Captains, Receive congratulations from Coaches Snyder, Ranninger and Trout. Senior Varsity: Paul Stantus, Dan Bieber, Gary Beckstrom, Gary McDonald and Steve Williams. Jr. Varsity Gains Experience JV SCORE BOARD WV Opp 34 Ferris 38 65 EV 41 52 C'dA 54 29 Mead 37 47 Pullman 54 60 Cheney 36 59 University 44 45 CV 67 56 Mead 50 67 Pullman 50 84 Cheney 32 57 University 62 57 CV 69 Above: Stan Bippes sets to shoot against CV. Right: Duane Schock drives in for lay-in. Above: Bill Peterson sets to sh game against Central Valley. ont in B-Squad Basketball-Front Row: Mike Farnhan, jerry Zink, Doug Schindler, Larry Ryd, Mike Roig and Wally Heidenson. Row 2: Steve jedstrup, Shawn Scribner, Dan Fowler, Mark Henderson, Lloyd Johnson, Bill Peterson and Bob Taylor, Row 3: Dave Sather, Dave Moore, Bob Lavan, Steve Borden, Tom Anderson, Ed Brockelhurst and Kevin Krebs. B-SQUAD SCOREBOARD WV OPPONENT SCORE 47 Ferris 63 49 Rogers 42 43 LC 53 63 Coeur d' Alene 51 67 EV 43 69 Freeman 50 58 Mead 37 51 Cheney 21 61 Coeur d' Alene 40 55 University 48 29 CV 60 74 Freeman 60 65 EV 58 81 Mead 33 70 Cheney 27 59 University 58 50 CV 59 WV B-Squad Captures Second In Border League Competition WV Wrestlers Capture Border League Crown f+ ' VARSITY WRESTLING-Front Row: jim Creasman. Craig Howard, Dave Kjos, Scott Wallace, john Pickerell, Dick Chavez and Al Mondoux, Row 2: Sam Reed, Bill Lawson,jeff Dnud, Vic Parcher, Rick Keller and Vance Casey. Row 3: Al Dice, Jim Pospisil, Tim Parcher, Mike Charbouneau, john Kappen, Mike Dempsey. Mike Reed, and Bob Willrich. Top Left: Varsity Coach Chuck Miller. Top Right: B-Squad Coach RichClark. fTop Leftj John Pickerell works for two points against Ferris grapplcr in District final. CTOp Rightb john Pickerell. Cliottomj Craig Howard 'Ksplitsl' CV 140 poundcr in 40-0 shutout. 1LefttoRigh1jjohn Kappen, Mike Dempsey, Scott Wallace, Dave Kjos, Craig Howard. ,M , -v Pickerell And Creasmen Earn State Berths actin fa 45 'G ,Mr-'Q-ei-1 A.-v -S,-'5'g5T2'24.7 du 3791? FEIS w ith ll i ' 54' i fl lf sfetg , Vf fi W 55 1 'E 4 -57 l . , 3 .. 5,33 , .ilf,,g 'L gl e EE Q L 5,15t ,g5,s - jf is E e t VX 1 N 'Q Mvsffw fi t we-i . . -X 94 7 ' wo . if 2, : 46, H flwf., . K ,.f.,,. f:.fi.QiiT 1 i ' '35 'illi : CTop Leftj -lim Creasmzin breaks down his CV opponent. C.-Xbovej Mike Charbonneau. Rick Keller, Vic Parcher, jim Pospisil. Bill Lawson. Q.-Xbovel Nlanagers Dan Potter and Allan Dice are caught in the endless routine of theirbiob. With a fine core of varsity wrestlers back from last year, West Valley's wrestling team went into the 1969-70 season looking for a good year. They found it with a 6-0 Border League championship record and a 9-4f1 overall, showing good dual meet strength. Along with this came the first ever shut out of a varsity wrestling team, a 40-0 whitewashing of Central Valley. With the dual meet season out ofthe way, West Valley won the sub-district tournament advancing to district, including 6 firsts, 1 second, 3 thirds, and 1 fourth. Two boys advanced to the state meet from district with 1 first, 1 second, 4 third and 2 fourths. These 8 places were 1 more than any ofthe 13 schools participating, earning third place. A fairly small but dedicated crop of sophomores joined a capable nucleus ofjuniors and seniors to make up this yearls B-squad. Their primary job has been to learn to wrestle-they have done well. Their secondaryjob has been to offer opposition for the more able varsity teammates and they have done equally well in that category. These are the men who will be the future Eagle varsity wrestlers. B-Squad Wrestling: Dan Cozine, Bill Thomas, john Billings, Tom Everett, Dennis Welsh, Bruce Blood. Row 2: Dan McQueen, Dean Stenson, jim Marshall, Mark Costanzo, Steve Ford, Tim Gordon. Eagle B-Squad Prepares For Next Year's Varsity Thinoads Strong In Pole Vault, Sprints Varsity Trackg Front Row: Alim Dashiell. Gary Schermcr, Allen Rogers, Bill Inman. Craig Howard, Mike Hathaway, Wayne Kettlesnn, Steve Harrington and Sam Read. Row 2: Mark Cnstanzo, Mike Lightfoot, Dale Crowe, Daryl Zeis, Roger Overman, Gary Beckstrom, Lance Walker and Stuart Aiiderson. Row 3: Don Moody. Dave Moore, Drew Auclair, Clair Erwert, Rick Scott, is 3 ill sg at 'E x Wx 3355, Ei 'if EX? if it Y 5 . 5 l I 3 a at X sl iii if- x t .1 -A i.,:. t' k f ' 2 2 if ,Q M i . MB: 5 I 2 if A Q f f 3 V in :N Dave Zeis, Alan Dice, Terry Hart and Mike Farnham. Row 4: Ken Smelcer, Bob Granly, Dave Sather, Dan Vent, Dan Nopanen, Randy Bergheim, Rick Riggin and jack Scott. Row 5: -lim Scott, Steve Huck, Rick Barbero, Mike Dempsey, Wes Priestley, Dale Carmichael, Randy Goehner and jerry Rudolph. Row 6: Loren Burnett, Barry Trapphlohn Swanson, Dan Fowler. Randy Selland, Vance Casey, Dean Guenther and Don Kegley. Row 7: Tim Gordon, Doug Moody, Steve Ford, Rick Harwood, Joel Palmer, Cal Haye. Don Theobald, Larry Decker. Row 8: Bob Lavan. Dan Warehime, Tim Hannawalt, Keith Blakesley, john Hanson, Steve Williams, Jeff Nicholson, Norman Sears, Row 9: Managers: Rick Austing, Norm Yandt. Dan Hart, Dan Cuzine, Dan Beyer. + li: get 'i L Refs e ii ,.,,.. . 3 e as.. 1 st f A . 2,25 If Q. Left: Varsity Coach Duane Ranniger. Bottom: Assistants Ray Stookey and Ron Kovick. 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V 4, - W . wif f -11: it . -1- k jf , an ' l 1 rf F. fl Craig Howard clears bar as Daryl Zeis looks on, Varsity Seniors: Left to Right: Wes Preistley, Mike Cole, Dave Zeis, Allen Rogers, Gary Schermer, Top to Bottom: Mike Dempsey, Daryl Zeis, Craig Howard. .,,. ,wie Q N Q, M 3 ages fl , fi O . - 'ff - Intramurals Provide Recreation Far Right Top, Intramural Badminton: Front Row: Robin Mael, Rockie Martin, Pam Welling, Gayle McPhee, Chris Person, and Nancy Whitman. Row Zrjoe Seidel, Melody Truitt, Vonette Aldendorf, Diana Buchanan, Bonnie Schuster, and Don Dellwo. Row 3: Tom McPhee, Rick Barbero, Bob Barbero, Dennis Farrington, and Lance Walker. Far Right Bottom, Boys, Intramural Basketball Championsg Front Row: Bill Inman, Paul Huck, and Ken Christen. Row 2: Dave Zeis, Dan Vent, Clint Simpson, Daryl Zeis, and Mike Cole, Near Ri ht Tap, Girlsi, Intramural Volleyiall All-stars, Bottom: Vonette Aldendorf, Danielle Denny, Kay Hoffman, and JoAnn Lerseth, Top: Doni Schimizu, and Teri Hoyle. Near Right Bottom, Boys' Intramural Basketball All-stars: Top to Bottom: Pam Welling, Gayle McPhee, Bonnie Schuster, Cheri Baber, Barb Cholewinski, Danielle Denny, Teri Hoyle, and Donna Beeman. , 127 Fall Tennis Season Posts 2-2 The 1969-70 Varsity Boys Tennis team, coached by Dick Sandstrom, had a successful season by placing second in the border league. They had a 2-2 win-loss record. They beat University High School in both of their matches 5-2 and 4-3, but were beaten by Central Valley 0-7 and 6-l. Upper right: Coach Dick Sandstrom and Kent Riehert pair up during practice for a quick game of doubles. Varsity Tennis-Front Row: Steve Smith, Rik Taisey, Dave Robinson, Walter Heidenson, Bob Dompier, Steve Price. Row 2: Kent Richert, Gary Miller, Richard Rocks, Tom PcPhee, Tim I-lannawalt, Frank Brookfield. Left: Number I player Steve Smith prepares to serve. E ,4- qw if -s W.. 7 - ,. .mba Q , ,,L,,,3 ti Girls' Tennis Tallies Successful Fall Season The girls tennis team had a successful fall campaign with a 4-2 Border League record. They finished second being beaten only by University. The season will be finished in the spring as the season is set up as a double round robin tournament with West Valley playing each Valley school twice in the fall and spring. WV OPPONENT I SCORE 7 CV O 6 EV 1 1 U-hi 6 7 CV 0 7 EV 0 1 U-hi 6 BORDER LEAGUE STANDING University 6-0 West Valley 4-2 Central Valley 2-4 East Valley 0-6 Kiev-at lMiddleJ Varsity Girls Tennis-Front Row: Kay Hoffman, Kathy Hietala, Barb Cholewenski, Colleen Sebby, Doni Shimizu. Row 2: Joni Bories, Kathyjohnson, Nona Ferry, Roxanne Capaul. Qllottomj B-Squad-Front Row: Patty Ward, Carol Voege, Billy jo Bailey. Row 2: Chris Meier, Trish Perrot, Steph Richards, Chris Crosby, Nancy DeFelice. QTopj Miss Gail Williams instructs number 1 Varsity player, Barb Cholewenski, on her backhand. Defending District Champions Possess Depth F37 1, 1 1 , ,fgyiftlh Vilfti Swirl' like SY' -' . 5 l cllllhhi tvs . ,qs ' K ,1Qvi7,,,QstVtHo5' Left: Varsity Coach Cliff Trout. Right: B-squad Coach Rich Shulkin. Varsity Baseball, Front Row: Lloyd,Iohnson,joey Palmer, Vic Parcher, Curt Dempsey, Scott johnson, Dave jelinek, John Hunt, and jack Larson. Row 2: jeff Doud, Larry Ryd. jeff Capaul, Mark Lawhead, Earl Ennis, Dick Beach, Brian Schreck, Tom Hastings, Fred Heitstuman, and Mike Bieber, Row 3: Kevin Krebs, Mark Henderson, Mike Evers, Eric Rozell, Fred Higginhotham, Tony Osso, Dan Griffith, jerry Fells, Terry Schindler, and Stan Bippes. i Avia: iwmasff' A' -' ' ,gf W 1 ' A ' K' iffffl' ,a ,f . , .. faqs, , .Q M- ,A ,H ,M ,., - Xp ..,,.,,,1, fn , 1,4l'W'-:is f:'xjsF5iaQQ- .. . ' i cgi-fwg ., 'f ' Q' -- . 95fg13a. ' L f ' QI -- H , 1 L ' K 'fi f v V ffm. - G+ Fi f fy is in ' ff s 1 it s - s 4 si -s - 2 1? af jf if, .1323 Fw- . 5 wf-'s '-- ki zillfw F ' W . 'M' '. v .g.359' 1 'M g L ' 'eip , a s H.: iz ,.,. W - 'Q -' K -- ' r ff.r,g,., W2ig W r ,. . :wfwv -- 4 f '13 if-1 ,L , g 5f,fi,l.'- - X , g' -' V, f up H if 1.5 is ,-is A Q . as 3 if s V' i f I A W ,X , I . i , ' E r I ,1 1 A Q , . Xi E A 9 if A T V i I i-me 4 V 4 I aims.. K .v .f 1 H ' V ' .F . 1 Q V f , 1 1 V L f . - 1 '- Top: Fred Higginbotham slashes out a hit during practice session. Varsity Seniorsg Left to Right: Mark Lawhead, Vic Parcher, Fred Higginbotham, Tony Osso, Mike Evers. Right: Mark prepares to tag the sliding Brian Schreck. 'lv s l i Siiif ' ' ii M 'T ' Tr' it 5 il ,. m m-kh' ' Ei ii? fi 3ZffEe::1?f5i?if'fi A f ' f M ,,...... . T Hg- 1 .3 , H. a - ,S M K It ff' : . Y -, js K . A ---. 9- Wi- 'i il' I' 5T .iQ'?f53?4 my ll ' K . - , HI- x ,, 225135-'lf?'2Sf?i'g -WW' 'W 7 if. 'Mm' f' 1,9175 f wb, FP .. , 1, .JV '05 x t, , ..,6,,f,,.i,,,4,-.. t ' 'V .,.wf rw 3 ,Q -Q , T4 ,- N-as gwftai 'Wi -fx.-1 ef-if 4 4-,- s we . ,3,,,f,..,,,.f-,H A, 5, .. fgisfsth. -T. W , QfWmt,,,6 . y ,L T , . ,Www - 5 ' f K I i J A 5 Q K - 2 ' niFSifi1'1IQ' My X 52 ?'3W 5S95' ' k'1:zf:,iqg,cz,aggi ,M I .h iw, we - a '- Q' n. -'im .4 , bf, wfwfqsg . -- It ' . ,...- , f . fig, m , .. L k f-fsgmiv' R is K5 -.f. ,, ,gy a. xv X 1 B 155' l -, 5'-5' 'l V if x T X V V - 3 W i in - N . T V 'W 1 if , I K' ' l T i x X T N I I Above: B-Squad Baseball, Front Row: Tim Parcher, Steve Gannon, Tom Andersen, Ed Stazel, Shawn Scribner and Dave Rozelli Row 2: joe Snyder, Doug Schindler, Bobby Taylor, Mike Roig, Terry Osso and Mike Karla. Varsity Seniors, Left to Right: Paul Stantus, Earl Ennishjeff Capaul, Joey Palmer, Dick Beach. Left: Lloyd johnson works batters in intra-squad game, 1 I MMM-Y ww dx Administration Coordinates WV Curriculum Teachers fUpper Rightj Mr. George Daniel Superintendent. fCenter Left? Mr Elmer johnson, Vice Principal QCenter Rightj Mr. G. Wallace fLower-Sittingj Board of Directors-Mr. Norman E. Brown Dr. Vaughn, R. Ransomg Mr. Paulj Lawhead, Vice Presidentg Mrs. G.E Pierce, Presidentg and Dr. Paul W Ruzell. CUpper Leftj Mr. Ranniger, boys counselor. Mrs. Liberg, girls counselor. CCenter Leftj-Office assistants pictured Debbie Roberts, Bev Bartel, Joyce Trapp, Mary Ann Davis, Sue Crouse, and Shirly Knowles. CCenter Rightj Office assistants-Cheryl Griffith, Sue Worthington, Janis McComb, Patty Adams and Sally Lindgren, QOffice Secretariesj Mrs, Burke, Mrs. Carlson, Mrs. Henderson. Mr. Allen Ambrose Social Studies Mrs. Grace Beecher Spanish Mr. Frank Bond History Mr. Vern Budig Librarian Mrs. Lee Busch Commercial Mr. Ken Carlson Biology, Math Mr. Richard Clark Math Mr. Bill Constance Commercial, Distrubutive Ed. Mr. Howard Damon Chemistry Mr. Elmer Dean Crafts, Mechanical Drawing Mrs. Sherry Foss Sophomore English, Typing Mr. Blaine Harbaugh Choraliers and Chorus Mr. Lonnie Herington Commercial Mr. Leroy Hook Biology Mr. Rod Hoover History Mr. Quentin King Metal Shop Mr. Ron Kovick English, History Mr. Stan Lauderbaugh English, Debate Mr. Walter Lindgren English, Drama Mr. Bob Lingow History new wma, , .X IW w-f..q......n.,,i J WY , I i , Y .,., .,,. 2 ik, 5 f '- vw fm ' y 'E V ,.2: . I 1 V Mr. Chuck Miller History Mr. Ken Moore Math Mrs. Maryjane Morse English Mr.Jerry Naimy History Mr. George Pederson Wood Shop, Electronics Miss Ethal Phillips History Mrs. Anna Ravsten Home Economics Mr. Dean Rowbotham Band Mr. Richard Sandstrom Art Mr. Rich Shulkin History, P.E. Mr. Al Snyder P.E. Mr. Edward Stum French, English Mrs. Janice Swanson English Mr. Len Taruscio English, News Mr. Cliff Trout Biology Mr. Tom Ventris Math, Science Mrs. Dorothy Villa English Mrs. Mary Ann Waters English Miss Gail Williams P.E. Faculty Directs Students 40 Assistants Aid WV's Operation fBelowj P.E. Assistants-Rockie Martin, Pam Welling, Deatra Martz. CRightj Bookroom and Business Assistants-Sitting are Pam Maher, Penny Pasquale, Carla Coleman, Laurie Cozine, and Janis Keller. Carleen Allen and Cheryl Hackett. Standing are Peggy Peterson, Sandy Barton, Sandy Allen, Barbara Oliphant, Cathy Lewis and Barbara Ervin. fBelowD Library Assistants-Steph Richards, Maxine Mc Cormick, Debbie McCelvy, Roxanne Starling, Linda Fletcher, Debbie Olmsted, Candyjones, and Glenda Morse. fllightj Library Assistants-From bottom to top, Bonnie Scott, Kathy Drake, CeCe Shollenberger, Nancy Tupper, Gayle Boughten, Barbara Ervin, Debbie Alvendorf and Linda Brockleherst. QRightJ Custodians-Gene Csarratto, Vern Springer andJerry Rogers. fAboveJ Custodians-Bud Young and Dick Potter. fAbove Lefty Cooks--Jessie Ayers, Helen Ventris, Elsie Richter, Katharyn Safranek, Dortha Tarbet, Ida Jensen, Doris Jansen, Loa Jaten and Charlotte Carey. QLeftJ Lunchroom Assistants-Glenda Ogden, Theresa Johnson, Judy Norman, Steve Holman, Anita Dalton, Peggy Long, Jennifer Sailer, Cheryl Dutton and Marilyn Billman, iw J, If Lf! Vf 142 1.5 .JONI BORIES CUNNING HAM STUDIO OF QUALITY PHOTOGRAPHY ACROSS UNIVERSITY ROAD FROM UNIVERSITY CITY IVICVAY BROTHERS CONTRACTORS, INC. 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MA 4-8822 APPLEWAY FUEL COMPANY FOR FUEL RIGHT AWAY CALL APPLEWAY 9418 EAS-r SPRAGUE WA6-6219 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 19701 SUGAR BOWL CAFE AND DONUT SHOP EAST 9013 EUCLID WA6-9713 SENIOR ACTIVITIES AHRENS, Connie Eaglettes 3,45 FTA 2,3,45 Girls' League 2,3,45 Honor Roll 3,45 Intramurals 2, 3,45 Office Assistant 35 Pep- perettes 2CVeepJ5 Quill EL Scroll 3,45 Typing Ast. 4. ALBERT, Marlene Choraliers 3,45 Eaglettes 45 Girls' Chorus 25 Girls' League 3,45 Intramurals 25 Pepperettes 2CSec.J5 A.S.B. 2,3,4 CSec.J5 Spokane Valley Princess ALLEN, Sandy Girls' Chorus 25 Typing Ast. 4. ALLEWARD, Margaret ANDERSON, Craig B. Treas. 45 Golf 2,3,45 Honor Roll 2,3. ANDERSON, Marilee Art Club 25 Eagle Boosters 35 Girls' League 35 Intramurals 35 News 3. ANEST, Jim Cross Country 25 Honor Roll 2,3,45 Intramurals 3,45 A.S.B. 2. fVeepJ5 Eagle Boosters 3,4 fPrexyJ Lettermen's Club 3,45 Quill 8: Scroll 45 Sports Manager 2,3. BARTON, Sandy Debate 25 Honor Roll 2,3,45 Pepperettes 25 Shorthand Ast. 45 ASB 4fTreas.l BEACH, Dick Baseball 3,4. BECK, Gary DECA 4. BECK, Georgia DECA 4 CPrexyJ5 Eagle Boosters 35 Pepperettes 2. BECKSTROM, Gary Basketball 2,3, 45 Cheerleader 45 Cross Country 35?F2otball 25 News 35 Thespians BEEMAN, Donna Eaglettes 3,4 fTreas.j5 FNC 3fTreas.J5 Girls' league 2,3,4 Weepli Honor Roll 25 Intramurals 2,3,45 Pepperet- tes 2. BEESE, Kent Track 3. BENHAM, Dean BERGMAN, Steve BEYER, Dan Honor Roll 35 Letter- men's Club 45 News 35 Sports Manager 3,45 Track 2. BIEBER, Dan Basketball 2,3,45 Class Officer 4 QPrexyJ5 Golf 2,3,45 Honor Roll 2,3. BILLINGS, Barbara Girls' Chorus Choraliers 3,45 DECA 3. CAIN, Cheryl Eaglettes 45 Girls' Chorus 25 Girls' League 45 Pepperettes 2. CAPAUL, Jeff Baseball 2,35 Football 25 Intramurals 3,45 Wrestling 35 CAREY, Raelene Eagle Boosters 35 FTA 2, Girls' Chorus 25 Girls' League 4. CASEY, Valarie Choraliers 2,3, 45 Eaglettes 3,45 Girls' League 2,3,45 Honor Roll 2, 3,45 Intramurals 25 Pepperettes 25 Teen Singers 3,4. CATLETT, Carolyn Art Ast. 35 Cadet Band 2,35 Drama 45 Eagle Boosters 35 Girls' Chorus 45 Pep Band 2. CAUDILL, Mike Bowling 2,35 School Play 4. CHANEY, Vicki Eaglettes 45 FTA 2,45 Girls' League 2,45 Intra- murals 25 Pepperettes 2. CHARBONNEAU, Mike Cadet Band 25 Concert Band 2,3,45 Football 25 Golf 25 Honor Roll 2,35 Pep Band 3,45 Wrestling 3,45 CAVEZ, Rocky COTTER, Doug COZINE, Laurie Art Club 25 Bad- minton 35 Choraliers 2,3,45 Drama 35 Library Ast. 2,35 ASB 25 Typing Ast. 4. CRAWFORD, Sharon Lab Ast. 4. CREASMAN, Jim 3 fPrexy, VeepJ5 Football 35 Honor Roll 45 Let- termen's Club 2,3,45 ASB 4 fPrexyJ5 Track 3,45 Wrestling 2,3,4. CROOKS, Joann FNC 2,3,4. CROUSE, Sue Eagle Boosters 35 Eaglettes 45 Girls' League 2, 3,45 Honor Roll 3,45 Office Ast. 45 Pepperettes 25 ASB 4 fSec.l DARROCH, Doug Cadet Band 25 Concert Band 25 Golf 2,3,45 Intramurals 35 Lettermen's Club 3,45 Pep Band 2. DASHIELL, Jim Football 2,3,45 Intramurals 3,45 Lettermen's Club 3,45 Track 2,3,4. DAVIS, Maryann Bowling 2,35 Choraliers 3,45 Eagle Boosters BEST DANCERS Sandy Barton, Steve Bergman AQUINO, Marietta Bowling 3 fTreas.J5 Debate 25 Eaglettes 3,4CSgt. at Armsj FNC 25 Girls' Chorus 25 Girls' League 3,4 fTreas.J Honor Roll 45 News 35 Office Ast. 45 PE Ast. 45 Pep- perettes 25 ASB 2,3,4. ARIS, Brian ARNTSON, JoAnn, Bowling 2,3,45 fPrexy 8a Sec.b5 Badminton 3,45 DECA 4fSec.J5 Eagle Boosters 35 FNC 2,35 Girls' League 2,3, 45 Intramurals 2,3,45 Pepperettes 25 Tennis 2. BABER, Cheri Art Club 45 Drama 2,3,45 Girls' League 3,45 Intra- murals 3,45 Lab Ast. 45 Quill 84 Scroll 35 School Play 3,45 ASB 45 Thespians 3,4 CPrexyJ. BARBERO, Bob Badminton 45 Ch leader 45 Cross Country 2,3,45 Honor Roll 2,35 Lab Ast. 45 Lettermen's Club 2,3,45 Track 2,3,4. Cel'- BARNEY, Bill Boys' Chorus 2,3,45 Cheerleader 45 Choraliers 3,4. MOST SINCERE Deanna Gardner, Artie DeDelice 45 Intramurals 4. BLACKBURN, Trent BLEW, Desi Art Club 2,3,45 Eaglettes 3,45 Fashion Board 45 FTA 2,35 Girls' Chorus 25 Girls' League 2,3,45 Honor Roll 2,3,45 Intramurals 2,35 Pepperettes 25 Quill 8a Scroll 2,3. Tennis 2,3. BODEY, Kim Art Club 35 DECA 45 Eagle Boosters 35 Intramurals 4. BOFFIN, Bob BROCKLEHURST, Linda Girls' League 2,3,45 Honor Roll 3,45 Library Ast. 4. BROOKFIELD, Richard Drama 45 School Play 3,45 Thespians 3,4. BROWN, Joan Eagle Boosters 35 Girls' League 2,3,45 Intramurals 35 Library Ast. 2,3. BURQUIST, Jan Art Club 25 Choraliers 3,45 Intramurals 2, 3,45 Tennis 2,3. BURSON, Roy CABLE, David Boys' Chorus 45 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Karen Savland, Gary Miller CHOLEWINSKI, Barb Sec. 25 Eaglettes 35 FTA 25 Girls' League 25 Intramurals 2,3,45 Pepperettes 25 Tennis 2,3,4. CHRISTEN, Calvin Wrestling 2. CLAPPER, Sally Choraliers 35 Girls' Chorus 2. CLARK, Randy Boys' Chorus 2,35 Choraliers 2,3,45 Tennis 3,45 CLEGG, Chris 3,45 Eagle Booster 35 Girls' Chorus 25 Girls' League 35 Intramurals 35 News 35 Quill KL Scroll 2. CODDINGTON, Don 2,3,45 Honor Roll 2,35 Track 45 Wrestling 2. COFFEY, Sharon DECA 45 FTA 2,35 Lunchroom Ast. 25 News 35 School Play 2. COLE, Mike Cross Country 45 Intramurals 3,45 Track 2,3,4. COLEMAN, Karen Art Ast. 25 Choraliers 2,3,45 Debate 25 Drama Ast. 25 Honor Roll 2,3, 45 Intramurals 25 Pepperettes 25 Teen Singers 4. COLLINS, Sherry Cadet Band 2,3, 45 Eagle Boosters 35 Girls' League 25 Honor Roll 45 Li- brary Ast. 3,4. FRIENDLIEST Pam Farano, Steve Williams 2,35 FNC 35 Girls' Chorus 25 Girls' League 2,35 Honor Roll 45 Intramurals 2,35 Office Ast. 3,45 Pepperettes 2. DeFELICE, Artie Cross Country 2,35 ASB 4CPrexyJ5 Tennis 45 Track 2,35 DeFELICE, Susan Art Club 35 Debate 2,3,45 Eaglettes 3,45 FTA 2,3,4 fSec.J5 Girls' League 2,3,45 Girls' State 45 Honor Roll 2,3,45 Intramurals 2,3,45 News 35 Pepperettes 25 Quill 8a Scroll 2,35 ASB 2,3,4. DELLWO, Don Badminton 45 Intra- murals 45 PE Ast. 4. DEMPSEY, Mike Boys' State 35 4 fTreas.J Cross Country 2,3,45 Honor Roll 2,3,45 I.ettermen's Club 2,3,45 ASB 2,35 Track 2, 3,45 Wrestling 2,3,4. DEMPSEY, Rick 4 fVeepD Intra- murals 3,4. DENISON, Judy Concert Band 2, 3,45 Lib. Ast. 35 Pep Band 2, 35 Quill SL Scroll 25 School Play 2,3,45 Thespians 4 tSec. J. DEWILLIAM, Coral Art Club 45 Eaglettes 3,45 FTA 3,45 Girls' 4 League 2,3,43 Honor Roll 43 News 3,4 fEd.JQ Quill 8L Scroll 2, 3,43 ASB 2,4. DIAZ, Chelo DOFELMIRE, Pattie Art Club 4g Eagle Boosters 33 Eaglettes 43 Intramurals 23 Pepperettes 2. DOUGHERTY, Tammy DYMOND, Susan Eagle Boosters 3, 4g FNC 3CSec.J3 Girls' Chorus 23 Girls' League 2,3,4. EARNSHAW, Patty Girls' Chorus 4 ENNIS, Earl Baseball 2,3,43 Basketball 23 Concert Band 23 Football 23 Golf 3,43 Intra- murals 3,4. ENOS, Mike ERVIN, Barbara Girls' Chorus 23 Girls' League 33 Lib. Ast. 3,43 Typing Ast. 4. EVERS, Mike Baseball 3,43 Bas- ketball 2,3,43 Choraliers 43 Football 2,3,43 Lettermen's Club 3,43 ASB 2,33 Track 2. WITTIEST Cheryl Griffith, Dan Potter FALCUNER, Diane Art Club 23 DECA 43 Eagle Boosters 2,4. FARANO, Pam Art Club 33 Cheer- leader 43 Eaglettes 3,43 FTA 2,3,4 CVeCPJ3 Girls' League 2, 3,43 News 33 Pepperettes 2g Quill 8r Scroll 33 FARRAR, Steve Concert Band 2,32 Gringos 33 ASB 2. FARRINGTON, Dennis Badminton 43 Boys' Chorus 23 Intramurals 43 Lettermen's Club 43 Track 2,3, 4. FELTS, Jud Concert Band 2. FERSTER, Karen Art Club 2,33 Badminton 33 Eaglettes 33 FTA 2,33 Girls' League 2,3,43 Intra- murals 2,3,43 News 33 Pepperet- tes 2g Tennis 2,3. FINLEY, Debbie Eagle Boosters 33 Eaglettes 43 Intramurals 2,3,4. FITZTHUM, Ruth Lunchroom Ast. 3. FLETT, Vicki FOCHT, Gary Intramurals 3,4. FOGAL, Mike FOLSOM, Merilyn FOREMAN, Linda Girls' Chorus 33 FRENCH, Roger Cheerleader 43 Eagle Boosters 4. FRY, Nick Bowling 3 tVeepJ: Cadet Band 33 Concert Band 2,3,43 Drama 3,43 Saxaphone Ensembles 3,43 School Play 2,3,43 Thespians 2,3,4 CVeepJ. FULLMER, Mike Bowling 2,43 Intra- murals 2,4. GARDNER, Deanna Annual 3,43 DECA 4 fReporterJ3 News 33 Office Ast. 43 Pepperettes 23 ASB 2,4 fTreas.J. GOEHNER, Randy Cross Country 3,43 Lab Ast. 43 Lettermen's Club 43 Track 2,3,4. GONDER, Terri Eagle Boosters 2. GORE, Bob Badminton 33 Baseball 23 Intramurals 3,4. GRIFFITH, Cheryl Annual 3,4QEd.J3 Eagle Boosters 33 Eaglettes 43 Girls' League 2,3,43 Honor Roll 43 Library Ast. 33 Office Ast. 43 Quill 82 Scroll 33 ASB 3,4. HACKETT, Cheryl Eaglettes 43 League 3,43 Pepperettes 2. HEATH, Kathy Eagle Boosters 3,4 fSgt. at ArmsJ3 FTA 2,3,4 CTreas.J3 Girls' League 2. HEIN, Keith HENRICKSON, Ken HENRICKSON, Marleen Choraliers 3,43 Eagle Boosters 33 FNC 23 Girls' Chorus 2. HERBERT, Carol Choraliers 2,3, 4g Sec. 33 Eaglettes 3,4CTreas.J3 FTA 2,3,43 Girls' League 3,43 Honor Roll 33 Intramurals 2g News 33 Pepperettes 2CPrexyJ3 Quill 8a Scroll 2g ASB 2,43 Girl of Year 2. HERMAN, Marianne Debate 2,33 Eagle Boosters 33 Girls' League 2,3,4 QPISXYQQ Honor Roll 2,3,43 Intramurals 23 Pepperettes 23 ASB 2,3,4. HIETALA, Kathy Eaglettes 3,43 FTA 23 Girls' League 2,3,43 Intramurals 2,33 Office Ast. 33 Pepperettes 23 Tennis 2,3,4. HIGGINBOTHAM, Fred Baseball 2,3,43 Football 3,43 Intramurals 3,43 Lettermen's Club 3,43 Wrestling 2. HUNT, Audrey Art Club 43 Eagle Boosters 23 Intramurals 3,4 3 HUTCHINGS, Kirk INMAN, Bill Art Club 23 Basket- ball 23 Boys' Chorus 2,3,43 Boys' State 33 Cheerleader 43 Choraliers 3,43 Cross Country 33 Eagle Boosters 43 Football 23 Honor Roll 43 Intramurals 3,43 Lettermen's Club 43 ASB 43 Teen Singers 43 Track 2,3,4. JAMES, Debbie Choraliers 4. JERDE, Tom J EFFRIES, Ken JOHNSEN, Jennifer Annual 3,43 Eaglettes 3,4 CVeep.j3 FTA 2,3, 4fPrexyJ3 Girls' League 3,43 Intramurals 3,43 Pepperettes 2. JOHNSON, Bev Eagle Boosters 2,3, 43 FTA 43 Girls' League 43 Quill 81. Scroll 4. BEST DRESSED Barb Cholewinski, Dave Kjos Intramurals 43 Typing Ast. 4. HANSEL, Robbyn Library Ast. 2. HANSEN, Chris Eagle Boosters 33 43 FTA 3,43 Girls' League 43 Pepperettes 2. HANSON, Diana Art Club 33 Eagle Boosters 33 Girls' League 3,43 Intramurals 2,33 Lab Ast. 43 Library Ast. 3,43 News 33 Pep- perettes 2g Quill 8: Scroll 33 ASB 2,3. HARKNESS, Debby Intramurals 23 Library Ast. 3,4. HARRINGTON, Steve Baseball 23 Football 43 Honor Roll 23 Let- termen's Club 3,43 Track 3,4. HART, Dan Lab Ast. 4. HASTINGS, JoAnn Art Club 2,3,43 Eaglettes 3,43 Girls' League 2,3,4 15th Exec.J3 Honor Roll 2, 3,43 Art Ast. 23 News 33 Pepper- ettes 23 Quill 81. Scroll 3,4 fPrexyJ3 ASB 4. HAYES, Donna DECA 43 Eagle Boo- sters 33 Intramurals 2,33 Pepper- ettes 23 ASB 4. HEAD, Pat Badminton 43 Bowling 33 DECA 4CHist.J3 Eagle Boosters 3,43 FNC 2,3,4 CTreas.D3 Girls' PEPPIEST Rockie Martin, Scott Wallace HILL, Jan Art Club 23 Eagle Mas- cot 43 Eaglettes 33 FNC 33 Pep- perettes 23 ASB 3. HOFFMAN Ka Treas. 34 Ea et- , y , L gl tes 3,4fSec.J3 Intramurals 2,3, 43 Lib. Ast. 23 Pepperettes 23 Tennis 2,3,43 Typing Ast. 3. HOLMAN, Steve Lunchroom Ast. 2,3, 4. HOLUB, Jeanette Eagle Boosters L33 Office Ast. 43 Pepperettes HOOK, Tom Football 43 News 33 Tennis 2,43 Wrestling 2,3. I-IOOVER, Kent Football 43 Track 2,3. HORMANN, Ellen Honor Roll 43 Lab Ast. 4. HOWARD, Craig Boys' Chorus 2,3, 43 Choraliers 2,3,43 Football 2,3,43 Honor Roll 43 Lettermen's Club 2,3,43 ASB 43 Track 2,3,43 Wrestling 2,3,4. HUELLE, Sandy Art Club 3fSec.J3 Debate 2,33 Eaglettes 3,43 Girls' League 2,3C5th Exec.J3 Honor Roll 2,33 Lunchroom Ast. 23 News 3,4 1Ed.j 3 Pepperettes 23 Quill 81. Scroll 23 Tennis 2,3. BEST GROOMED Becky Peterson, Jim Creasman Lib. Ast. 43 PE Ast. 4. KALLAS, John Basketball 2,3,43 Golf 23 Intramurals 43 Letter- men's Club 4. KAPPEN, John Football 23 Intra- murals 3,43 Wrestling 2,3,4. KARLE, Pat KELLER, J an Eagle Boosters 33 Girls' League 2,33 Typing Ast. 4. KELLER, Rick Football 2,3,43 L?Eermen's Club 3,43 Wrestling 2, , . KJOS, Dave Fashion Board 43 Foot ball 2,3,43 Honor Roll 2,3,43 Lettermen's Club 3,4fSec.J3 Track 23 Wrestling 2,3,4. KNECHTEL, Paul Annual 43 Concert Band 2,3,43 Cross Country 23 Gringos 3,43 Lab Ast. 43 News 43 Pep Band 2,33 School Play 43 Track 3. KNOLES, Shirley Girls' League 43 Intramurals 43 Office Ast. 4. KNOWLES, Chris Annual 3,43 Cheer leader 43 4CTreas.J Eaglettes 3,43 FTA 2,3,43 Girls' League 2,3,4QTreas.J3 Intramurals 2, 33 Pepperettes 23 Quill 82 Scroll KAHLER, Barb Eagle Boosters 2,43 3CVeeP7Z ASB 2. KOIVULA, Mike Debate 2,3,45 Lab Ast. 4. KOTH, Charlene Eagle Boosters 35 Eaglettes 4fVeepJ: FTA 2.3, 4LTreas.J5 Girls' League 2,3,45 Quill Sc Scroll 3. KUNTZW'EILER, Walter LAMB, Dean Cross Country 35 Foot- ball 25 Intramurals 3,45 Track 2,3. LARSEN, Jack Badminton 35 Bowling 25 Intramurals 4. LAWHEAD, Mark Baseball 2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 3,4fPrexyJ5 Football 45 Golf 25 Lettermen's Club 3,45 ASB 2,3,4. LAWSON, Bill Baseball 2,3 5 Basket- ball 2,35 Boys' Chorus 3,45 Choraliers 45 Football 2,3,45 Golf 45 Intramurals 45 Letter- men's Club 3,45 ASB 3,45 Teen Singers 3,45 Wrestling 4. LEAVITT, Janis Girls' League 2, MACKENZIE, Ron Boys' Chorus 45 Choraliers 2,3,45 ASB 3. MARSH, Barbara Art Club 3,45 Cheerleader 45 Eaglettes 3,45 Fashion Board 45 FTA 35 Girls' Chorus 25 Girls' League 3,45 Intramurals 2,3,45 News 35 Pep- perettes 25 ASB 4. MATTHEWS, Mark Baseball 25 Foot- ball 45 Intramurals 3,4. MAYER, Pam Lib. Ast, 35 News 35 Typing Ast. 4. MARTIN, Rockie Badminton 3,45 Cheerleader 45 Eaglettes 3,4 1Sgt. at Armsl5 Honor Roll 45 Intramurals 2,3,45 PE Ast. 45 Pepperettes 2. MARTZ, Dee Badminton 35 Cheer- Leader 45 Eagle Boosters 35 Eaglettes 45 FTA 3,45 Girls' League 2,3,45 Intramurals 2,3, 45 PE Ast. 45 Pepperettes 25 ASB 2,35 Tennis 3. MCALISTER, Julie Cheerleader 45 Eaglettes 3,4CPub.J5 FTA 2,35 Girls' League 2,3,45 Honor Roll 2,3,45 Intramurals 2,35 News 35 Pep erettes 25 Typing Ast. 3. MCGULLOUGH, Diana Badminton 25 MOST ATHLETIC Donna Beeman, Wes Priestly 3,45 Gringos 2,3,4. LEHINGER, Doug DECA 45 Boosters Z. LEONARD, Jackie Badminton 2,35 Eagle Boosters 25 Girls' League 45 Intramurals 2,3,4. LERSETH, JoAnn 4fSec.J5 Eaglettes 3,4CPrexyJ5 FTA 2,35 Girls' League 2,3,45 Honor Roll 2,3,45 Intra- murals 2,3,45 Office Ast. 35 Pepperettes 25 ASB 2,3,45 Tennis 2,3. LEWIS, Cathy FNC 45 Typing Ast. 4. LEWIS, Francys Drama 45 Lib. Ast. 2,35 School Play 4. LINDGREN, Sally Debate 25 Drama 3,45 Eagle Boosters 35 FTA 25 Girls' League 2,35 Honor Roll 45 Intramurals 35 Lunchroom Ast. 25 Office Ast. 45 School Play 2,3,45 Thespians 2,3,4. LOGAN, Ann Eagle Boosters 3, Eaglettes 45 FNC 2,35 Pepper- ettes 2. LUNDIN, Grace Clarinet Ensembles 2,3,45 Concert Band 2,3,45 Pep Band 2. MOST TALENTED Leslie Sailor, Daryl Zeis Bowling 25 Girls' League 2,3,45 Lib. Ast. 2,35 Pepperettes 25 Tennis 2. MCDONALD, Bonnie Art Club 2,35 Eaglettes 35 FTA 2,35 Girls' League 2,35 Honor Roll 35 Intra- murals 2,35 Pepperettes 25 Quill8rScroll 2,35 Tennis 2,3. MCDONALD, Connie Art Club 35 Bowling 35 Eagle Boosters 35 Eaglettes 45 FNC 35 Girls' League 3,45 Lunchroom Ast. 25 Quill 8a Scroll 3. MCDONALD, Gary Basketball 2,3,45 ASB 3,4fPrexyJ. MCGEE, Sharon Badminton 35 Con- cert Band 2,3,45 FTA 2,35 Girls' League 2,3,45 Honor Roll 2,3,45 Intramurals 2,3,45 Pep Band 25 Quill 81. Scroll'3. MCINTYRE, Jeff Baseball 25 Foot- ball 2,3,45 Intramurals 45 Let- termen's Club 3,4. MCKELVY, Debbie Cadet Band 3,4 fPrexyJ5 Concert Band 45 Honor Roll 45 Lib. Ast. 45 Pep Band 4: ASB 4. MCPHEE, Tom Badminton 3,45 Bob- cats 45 Cadet Band 35 Clarinet Ensembles 2,3,45 Concert Band 2,3,4 fPrexyJ5 Honor Roll 35 Intramurals 3,45 Pep Band 2,3, 45 ASB 45 Tennis 3,45 Track 2. MILLER, Gary Art Club 25 Debate 2,3,45 Honor Roll 2,3,45 Quill 8a Scroll 25 Tennis 2,3,4. MILLER, Merland News 3. MELLER, Mike MILLS, Jerry MONDOUX, Mollie Art Club 35 Bad- minton 35 Cheerleader 45 Eaglet- tes 3,45 FTA 35 Girls' League 2,35 Intramurals 2,35 News 35 Pepperettes 25 ASB 2,3,45 Tennis 2,3. MONTAGUE, Garry Concert Band 2, 35 Football 25 Golf 25 Honor Roll 45 Pep Band 2,35 Wrestling 2. MORTENSEN, Tom Golf 45 Intramurals 3,45 Track 25 Wrestling 3. MOSS, Craig Cadet Band 25 Concert Band 35 Teen Singers 3,45 Wrest- ling 2. MOTT, Greg Bobcats 45 Concert Band 2,3,45 Gringos 35 Honor Roll 2,3,45 Pep Band 2,3,4. MUSGROVE, Penny KINDEST Vickie Chaney, Paul Stantus NETTLEINGHAM, Doug Intramurals 45 Lettermen's Club 3,45 Track 2,3. NOPANEN, Dan Cross Country 3: Intramurals 45 Track 2,3,4. OBERST, Gordy DECA 4 KVeepJ5 Eagle Boosters 45 FTA 25 Foot- ball 2,3,45 Intramurals 45 Let- termen's Club 3,45 Sports Man- ager 25 ASB 45 Track 25 Wrest- ling 2,3. OGLE, Steve Intramurals 4. OLSEN, Linda OMAN, Jeanine DECA 4fReporterJ. OSSO, Tony Baseball 2,3,45 Foot- ball 25 Intramurals 3,45 PE Ast. 45 Sports Manager 2,3. OST, Linda PALMER, Joey Baseball 2,3,45 Bowling 2,3,45 Football 25 Intra- murals 45 Sports Manager 3. PARCHER, Vic Baseball 2,35 Foot- ball 25 Intramurals 3,45 Letter- men's Club 3,45 Wrestling 2,4. PASQUALE, Penny Bowling 25 DECA 4 fTreas.J5 Eagle Booster 2,35 FNC 2,3CTreas.J5 Pepperettes 25 Typing Ast. 4. PETERSON, Becky Eaglettes 3,45 Fashion Board 45 FTA 35 Girls' League 2,3,4fSec.J5 Girls' State 45 Pepperettes 2CSgt. at ArmsJ5 Quill 8r Scroll 2,35 ASB 2,3. PICKEREL, John Wrestling 4. PIERCE, John Art Club 25 Choral- iers 3,45 Football 25 School Play 3. PIERCE, Tom Baseball 25 Basket- ball 2,3,45 Football 2,3,45 Let- termen's Club 3,4. PILINSKI, Doug Badminton 35 Bow- ling 45 Choraliers 45 DECA 4 fP1'9XYlZ POSPISIL, Jim Baseball 35 Eagle Boosters 2,35 Football 25 Golf 25 Intramurals 3,45 Lab Ast. 45 Sports Manager 35 Wrestling 2,4. POTTER, Dale POTTER, Dan Cadet Band 25 Cheer- MOST POPULAR Marlene Albert, Mark Lawhead leader 45 Concert Band 35 Foot- ball 35 Intramurals 45 Letter- men's Club 3,4CVeepJ5 Lunchroom Ast. 35 Pep Band 35 ASB 4 CVeep55 Wrestling 3,4. PRIESTLEY, Wes Cross Country 2, 3,45 Lettermen's Club 2,3,45 Track 2,3,4. REEDER, Sue Eagle Boosters 35 Eaglettes 45 FTA 2,3,4fHis.J5 Girls' League 2,3,45 Quill 8a Scroll 3,4. REISENAUER, Kathy Pepperettes 2. REVEL, Darla Eaglettes 3,4fSgt. at Arms KL PrexyJ5 FTA 2,3,4CVeepJ5 Girls' League 2,3,45 Intramurals 2,3,45 Lab Ast. 45 News 35 Office Ast. 45 ASB 4. RICHERT, Kent An Club 25 Boys' Chorus 3,45 Choraliers 2,3,45 Honor Roll 45 Lettermen's Club 53,45 Quill 8s Scroll 25 Tennis ,3,4. RISLEY, Paul Badmonton 2,35 DECA 354FTA 25 Golf 25 Intramurals minton 4, Girls' Chorus 3, Honor ROBINSON, Dave Badminton 3,4, Honor Roll 3. RoBsoN, Linda Art Club 2,3,4, qsgt. at Armsj, Debate 2, Eaglettes 3, 4, fPub.J, FNC 2,3,4, Girls' League 2,3,4, Lib. Ast. 2, Pepperettes 2, Quill 84 Scroll 3, Tennis 2. ROCKS, Richard Honor Roll 2,3, Intramurals 4, Lab Ast. 4, Let- termen's Club 4, Tennis 2,3,4, High School Bowl 3,4. ROGERS, Allen Annual 4, Boys' Chorus 4, Cadet Band 2,3, Choral- iers 4, 3CV6CPJ3 Concert Band 3, Football 2,3,4, Lettermen's Club 3,4, Sports Manager 4, ASB 3,4, Teen Singers 4fmgr.J Track 2,3,4. ROSE, Malcolm Boys' Chorus 4, Tennis 4. ROWBOTHAM, Rick Concert Band 2,3,4, News 3, Pep Band 2,3,4. ROWSE, Roger Concert Band 2,3,4 Honor Roll 3. ROZELL, Eric Baseball 2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Football 2,3,4, Lettermen's Club 3,4. RYAN, Marty RYD, Leslie SAILOR, Laura SAILOR, Leslie Art Club 2,3, Quill 8a Scroll 2,3. SAVLAND, Karen Choraliers 2,3,4, 4fSecJ, Eaglettes 3,4tTreas.j, FNC 2,3,4tVeePl5 Girls' League 2,3,4CPrexyJ, Honor Roll 2,3,4, Pepperettes 2, Quill 81, Scroll 3, 4, ASB 4. SCHERMER, Gary Football 2,3,4, Honor Roll 2,3,4, Intramurals 3,4, Lettermen's Club 3,4, Track 2,3,4, Wrestling 2. SCHILLINGER, Neil Baseball 2, Basketball 2,3,4, Lettermen's Club 3,4. SCHMIDT, Cheryl DECA 4. SCOTT, Rick Football 2, Track 2, 3,4. SEAKING, Linda Choraliers 4, Bad- Roll 3. SEBBY, Kolleen Choraliers 3,4, s Debate 2, Eagle Boosters 3, FTA 2, Girls' Chorus 2, Girls' League 2,3, Honor Roll 2,3,4, Pepperettes 2, Quill 81. Scroll 2,3,4, Tennis 2,3,4. SEIBOLTS, Paula Bowling 3CSec.J, Concert Band 2CLib.J, DECA 4, Eagle Boosters 3, Intramurals 2,3, Pep Band 2. SEIDEL, Joe Badminton 3,4, Concert Band 2,3 ,4CLib.J, Pep Band 2,3, 4. SHAW, Mike Badminton 3, Baseball 2, DECA 4, Intramurals 3, ASB 2. SHOGREN, Nancy Eaglettes 4CPub.J, Girls' League 4. SHOLLENBERGER, CeCe Art Club 4, Badminton 4, Eagle Boosters 3 fSgt. at Armsl, Eaglettes 4, FNC 2,4, Girls' League 2,3,4, Intra- murals 2, Lib. Ast. 2,3,4, Pep- perettes 2, Quill 8r Scroll 3,4. SIMPSON, Clint Debate 2,3,4, Honor Roll 2,3,4, Intramurals 3,4. SKAUFEL, Gayle Eagle Boosters 3,4fSec.J, FTA 3,4tTreas. 84 Prexyj, Girls' League 2,3,4, Honor Roll 3,4, Lab Ast. 4, Pepperettes 2. SKEWIS, Lee SMITH, Kris Girls' League 4. SNYDER, Jim Baseball 2, Bowling 2,3, DECA 4, Football 2,3,4, Intramurals 3,4, Lettermen's Club 3,4, News 3, ASB 4, Track 3. SOHNS, Jacque Art Club 2,3,4 fVeepJ, Badminton 2,3, DECA 4CHis.l. Eagle Boosters 3, Girls' League 2,3, Intramurals 3, Pepperettes 2, Tennis 2,3. SPERRY, Sheila Bowling 3, DECA 4, Drama 3, Eagle Boosters 3CVeepJ, Intramurals 2, Lib. Ast, 2, Pep- perettes 2. STANLEY, Vickie Eaglettes 4, Girls' League 4, Lib. Ast. 2. STANTUS, Paul Baseball 2,3, Bas- ketball 2,3,4, Football 2,3,4, Lettermen's Club 3,4, News 3, ASB 4. STATLER, Nina Bowling 4, Drama 3, 4, Eagle Boosters 2, Pepperettes Concert Band 3, ASB 4. SUTHERLIN, Kris Eaglettes 3,4, Intramurals 2,3, Pepperettes 2. THILL, Doug Badminton 3. THIRINGER, Peggy Choraliers 2,3, Eagle Boosters 3,4, FNC 2,3,4, CVeep 8: Prexyj, Girls' League 2, 3,4, Pepperettes 2, Quill 8s Scroll 4. THOMAS, Debbie Lib. Ast. 3, Pep- perettes 2. THOMPSON, Debbie Eagle Boosters 3, Eaglettes 4, FNC 2,3,4 CSec.J, Girls' League 3,4, News, Pep- perettes 2. THOMPSON, Gene TRAPP, Dave TRAPP, Joyce Badminton 4, Eagle Boosters 3, FTA 3,4, Honor Roll 2,3,4, Intramurals 3,4, Office Ast. 4, Pepperettes 2, Quill 8: Scroll 4. TAYLOR, Dan Football 2, Intra- murals 2,3,4. WALLACE, Scott Boys' Chorus 2,3, 4, Cheerleader 4, Choraliers 3, 4, 2 Class Officer, Football 2,3,4, Honor Roll 3,4, Letter- men's Club 3,4, ASB 4, Teen Singers 4, Track 2,3, Wrestling 2,3,4. WALTER, Lee WEDEVEN, Nancy Annual 4, Debate 2,3, Eagle Boosters 3,4, Honor Roll 4, News 3, Quill 62 ScroU 3, School Play 3,4, Thespians 3,4. WEILER, Jennifer Art Club 2,3,4, Eagle Boosters 2,3,4CSec.J, Eaglettes 4, Pepperettes 2, Quill 8s Scroll 2,3, School Play 3,4, Thespians 4, Drum Majorette 4. WELCH, Mike DECA 4 CParliamen- tarianj. WELLING, Pam Clarinet Ensembles 2,3,4, Concert Band 2,3,4 fVeepJ, 2. STICKELMEYER, Jake Cadet Band 2, FTA 2,3,45Gi1-13' League 2,3,4 As we complete this last page of our '70 Eagle, we realize that without the help of many peo yearbook that we wish to present to West Valley. We are indebted to the following people: Dale Quincy, Pischel Representative Leslie Sailor Mr. Richard Sandstrom Pischel Yearbooks, Inc. Wirsche Photo Lab. Spokane Valley Herald Burchett Studio And to the faculty and students of West Valley for their patience and cooperation. The '70 Eagle Staff fVeepJ, Intramurals 2,3,4, Office Ast. 3, PE Ast. 4, Pep Band 2, 3,4, Quill Kc Scroll 2,3, School Play 3, ASB 4, TwinLow 3. WESTFALL, Mazel DECA 4, Eagle Boosters 3, Girls' Chorus 2, Girls' League 2, Pepperettes 2. WITTEKIEND, Glenn News 3, ASB 4, Track 2. WILLIAMS, Jo Art Club 2,4, Eagle Boosters 2, Girls' Chorus 4. WILLIAMS, Steve Basketball 2,4, 2,4 Class Officer, Football 2, 3,4, Honor Roll 4, Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, Track 2,3,4. WINCENTSEN, Janet WOEHRLIN, Kevin Football 2,3,4, Honor Roll 4, Lettermen's Club g,g,4ASB 2,3,4CPrexyj , Track WOLFE, Carol Lynn Art Club 3, Eaglettes 3,4 CPub.J, FTA 2,3,4 Weep 8s His.J, Girls' League 2,3, 4, Honor Roll 2,3,4, Intramurals 2,3, Lib, Ast. 3, Pepperettes 2, Quill 8t Scroll 3. WOLVERTON, Tom WORTHINGTON, Sue Annual 4, Art Club 3, Eaglettes 3,4, FTA 3, Girls' League 2,3, Office Ast. 4, Pepperettes 2. YAN DT, Norm Basketball 2,3,4, Concert Band 2,3,4, Football 2, 3,4, Honor Roll 3,4, Lettermen's Club 3,4, Pep Band 3, ASB 3. YARROLL, Lin Office Ast. 4. YATES, Tom Bowling 4. YEAGER, Mary Drama 4, School Play 4, Thespians 4. ZEIS, Daryl Cross Country 3, Honor Roll 4, Intramurals 3,4, Lettermen's Club 4, Track 2,3,4. 51313, Dave Intramurals 3,4, Track ,3. ple it would not be the INDEX ABBOTT, Becky 68,80,82,93 ABENDSCHEIN, Jim 62 ACKERMAN, Leon 62 ADAMS, Pam 68,80 ADAMS, Patti 62,93,137 ADAMS, Ruby 68 ADAMSON, Kim 68 ADS, 142,143,144,145,146,147, 148,149,150,151,152 AHRENS, Connie 32,78,93,97,98 ALBERT, Marlene 8,32,78,84,85, 90,91 ALBERT, Pam 62,87,89 ALBIN, Bruce 68 ALDENDORF, veiieiie 62,95 ALLEN, Caileiie 62,140 ALLEN, Cathy 62 ALLEN, Dave 62 ALLEN, Diane 68,87 ALLEN, Gerri 68,80 ALLEN, Robert 68 ALLEN, sandy 32,140 ALLVENDORF, Debbie 140 AMBROSE, Allen 138 AMUNDSON, Craig 32,107 ANDERSON, Dave 68 ANDERSON, Jeanie 68 ANDERSON, Kevin 68 ANDERSON, Marilee 32,96 ANDERSON, Stuart 62,81,83,84,103 ANDERSON, Tom 68,115 ANEST, Jim 32 ANTHONY, Gary 68,107 AQUINO, Marrietta 32,78,90,92 ARIS, Brien ARIS, Leanne 62,63,82 ARNSTON, JoAnn 32,94 ARSENAULT, Joe 68 ART CLUB 96 A.S.B. Officers 91 AUBREY, Jerry 62 AUCLAIR, Drew 68 AUSTIN, Lynn 68 AYALA, Debbie 68,8096 AYERS, Jessie 141 BABER, Cheri 33,78,92,97 BABER, David 25,68,87,88,89 BAGLEY, Jane 68 BAILEY, Billie Jo 62,95,96 BAILEY, Patti 68,82,95,96 BAIN, Vicky BAKER, Beverly 68 BAND 86,89 BANTA, Norm 62 BARBERO, Bob 33,81,95 BARBERO, Rick 68,81 BARNEY, Bill 33,48,81,85,83, 84,95 BARNEY, Ron 68,107 BARSTAD, Steve 68 BARTEL, Bev 62,137 BARTON, Sandy 33,68,90,91,140 BARTON, Sheryl 68,80 BASEBALL 130,133 BASKETBALL 110,113 BATSON, Nathan 19,68 BATSON, Paula 62,84,98 BAUMGARTNER, Jackie 62,78 BEACH, Dick 33 BEACH, James BEAUX ARTS BALL 20 BECK, Gary 33,47,94 BECK, Georgia 33,94 BECKER, Cheri 68,80,96 BECKSTROM, Gary 33,95,111,113 BECHER, Grace 138 BEEMAN, Donna 1l,33,78,93 BEESE, Kent 33 BEETHAM, Cami 25 ,68,93,95 BELISLE, Bruce 62 BENDER, Debbie 62 BENHAM, Dean 33 BENHAM, Tom 62 BENNETT, Debbie 68 BENNETT, Richard 62 BERGER, Jackie 68 BERGER, Rick 62 BERGHEIM, Cheryl 88,80 BERGHEIM, Randy 62,111 BERGMAN, Allen 63,103 BERGMAN, Steve 33 BERTRAND, Tom 68 BEVACQUA, Eugene 62,81 BEYER, Dan 34,103 BICKFORD, Donna 68 BIEBER, Dan 34,107,111,112,113 BIEBER, Mike 62 BIGHAM, Cindy 68,80 BILL, Kathy 68 BILLINGS, Barbara 34,82 BILLINGS, John 68,107 BILLMAN, Marilyn 62,141 BINGAMAN, Frank 62,81,90 BIPPES, Stan 62,81,90,103,111 BIRD, Mike 68 BISHOP, Steve 68 BLACKBURN, Trent 34,68 BLAKESLEY, Keith 62 BLEW, Desiree 34,41,78,92,97 BLOOD, Bruce 68,87,88,89 BLOWERS, Jeanie 17,62,87,96 BODEY, Kim 34,94 BODEY, Mike 62 BOFFIN, Rick 68,83 BOHREN, Dennis 62 BOND, Frank 107,138 BORDEN, Steve 68,107,115 BORIES, Madeline 62,87 BORUD, Lyle 83,84 BOWERS, Rick 62 BRANDSMA, Cheryl BRANDVOLD, Terry 68 BRANNON, Steve 68,107 BRASHEARS, Mikki 62,84,99 BRTIGHTON, Pam 68 BRINNON, Lori 68,80,98,99 BROCKLEHURST, Ed 68,115 BROCKLEHURST, Linda 34,140 BROOKFIELD, Frank 68 BROOKFIELD, Riehaia 34,97 BROSS, Terry 68 BROWN, Bob 62,83 BROWN, Joan 34 BROWN, John BROWN, Mike 62,81,103 BROWN, Norman 136 BROWN, Ray 62 BROWN, Roy 68 BRUNELLE, Jean 68,80 BRUNMEIER, Brenda 68 BRYANT, Steve BUCHANAN, Diana 62 BUCHANAN, Greg 68,87,88,89 BUCKNELL, Mark 62,83,84 BUDIG, Vem 138 BULLOCK, Chuck 68 BURKE, Ma.ryArm 137 BURNETT, Loren 68,83 BURNS, Laurie 68 BURQUIST, Jan 34,84 BURSON, Paula 68 BURSON, Roy BUSCHE, Lee 138 CABLE, Dave 34,83,84 1 CAIN, Cheryl 35,78 CAMPBELL, Linda 12,21,26,3s, 78,90 CAPAUL, Jeff 35 CAPAUL, Richard 62 CAPAUL, Roxanne 17,62,62,96,98 CAREY, Charlotte 141 CAREY, Duane 69 CAREY, Raelene 35 CARLANDER, Rick 62 CARLISLE, Mike 68 CARLSON, Andrea 68,80,82,93 CARLSON, Hazel 137 CARLSON, Ken 95,138 CARLSON, Linde 68,80,96 CARLSON, Patti 26,63,96 CARMICHAEL, Dale 62,63,81 CASEY, Valerie 35,78,82,84,92 CASEY, Vance 69,117 CARTER, Sina 69 CASTLE, Chris 63 CATLETT, Carolyn 35 CATLING, Bob 69 CAUDILL, Mike 25,35 CET ON, Carolyn 69 CHAFEE, Cindy 69,82 CHANEY, Vicki 35,78,92 CHARBONNEAU, Mike 36,87,89.117, 119 CHAREST, Velma 63,82 CHAU, Ta Minh 69 CHAVEZ, Dick 63,117 CHAVEZ, Mike 69,83 CHAVEZ, Rockey CHEERLEADERS 76,77 CHORALIERS 84,85 CHORUS 83 CHRISTEN, Calvin 36 CHRISTEN, Ken 63,81 CHOLEWINSKI, Barbara 36 CLAPPER, Dorothy 63 CLAPPER, Sally 36 CLARK, Cathy 63 CLARK, Randy 36,83,84 CLARK, Richard 117,138 CLEGG, Chris 36,84 CODDINGT ON, Don 36,84 COFFEY, Sharon 36,94 COLE, Mike 37 COLEMAN, Carla 37,140 COLEMAN, Karen 9,37,82,84 COLLINS, Herman 63,103,111 CONNER, Diana 64 CONNER, Pat 69 CONNER, Daryl 64 CONSTANCE, Bill 94,138 COOK, Randy 69 CORMANY, Jerry 69 CORYELL, J im 69 COSTANZO, Mark 69 COSTANZO, Maureen 64,84,98 COTTER, Doug 37 COZINE, Dan 69 COZINE, Laurie 37,84,140 CRAWFORD, Sheri 37 CREASMAN, Jim 37,81,90,91,103, 117,119 CROOKS, Joann 37,98 CROSBY, Chris 15,27,63,96,98 CROSS COUNTRY 108,109 CROUSE, Sue 37,78,90,91,137 CROWE, Dale 69,90 CUDDY, Larry 63 CULLER, Paula 69,80,82,90,99 CULLER, Sue 63,82,84,92,93 DALTON, Anita 69,141 DALTON, Loretta 69 DAMON, Howard 138 DANIEL, George 136 DARROCH, Dawn 63,93,98 DARROCH, Doug 37,81,107 DASHIELL, Jim 12,37,81,103 DAVENPORT, Laura 69,80 DAVIS, Cheryl 63 DAVIS, MaryAnn 38,84,137 DAVIS, Mike 69 DEAN, Elmer 138 DEAN, Lorene 69,80 DEBATE 99 DEBOER, Duane 63 DECCA 94 DECKER, Chris 63 DECKER, Larry 17,63 DEFELICE, Al 63,81 DEFELICE, Artie 38,90 DEFELICE, Nancy 69,80 DEFELICE, susan 38,78,90,92, 98,99 DEJUAN, Denise 63,98 DELLWO, Don 38 DEMPSEY, Carole 69,80 DEMPSEY, Curt 63,111 DEMPSEY, Mike 38,81 ,1 17,1 1 8 DEMPSEY, Rick 15,38 DENISON, Judy 8,38,87,97 DENNY, Danielle 63 DEWILLIAM, Coral 27 ,38,78,90, 97,98 DIAMOND, Laurie 95,98 DIAZ, Chelo 38 DICE, Alan 63,83,117,119 DOBLER, Brian 69 DOFLEMIRE, Pattie 38,78 DOMINGOS, MaryAnn 38 DOMPIER, Robert 69 DONEY, Roberta DOUD, Jeff 69,81,83,117 DOUGHTERY, Tammy DRAKE, Kathy 69,98,140 DRAKE, Vickie 69 DRURY, Carol 69,82,95 DRURY, Pat 63,87,89 ' DSCHAAK, Gay 69-3-VU.. 15 L DUNHAM, Dennis 63 DUNLAP, Mike 69,88 DUNN, Steve 69 DURRANT, Carole 63 DUTTON, Cheryl 63,141 DYMOND, Laurie 69 DYMOND, Susan 38 EAGLE BOOSTERS 95 EAKRIGHT, Jo 63 EARNSHAW, Patty 39,82 ELDER, Mark 63,82,83,84,86 ELLERTSEN, Vicki 25,63 ELIASEN, Debbie 63 ELLIS, Carol 63 ELLIS, Deni 69,82 ELLSWORTH, Patti 69,82 EMERSON, David 63 EMERSON, Kathi 69 ENNIS, Earl 39,107 ENOS, Mike 39 ERHART, Kathy 69 ERVIN, Barbara 39,140 ERVIN, Bill 69 ERWERT, Clair 69 EVANS, Pam 69,71,80 EVERETT, Tom 63 EVERS, Melanie 27,63 EVERS, Mike 21,39,48,8l,83,84, 103,104,111,112 FACULTY 134,135,136,137,138, 139,140,141 FALCONER, Diana 39 157 FARANO, Pam 12,39,76,78,92,98 FARNHAM, Mike 69,115 FARRAR, Steve 39 FARRINGTON, Dennis FELTS, Jerry 63 FELTS, Jud FERRY, Nona 63,84,93,97,98 FERSTER, Karen 40,78,92 FINLEY, Debbie FITZTHUM, Vicki 69 FITZTHUM, Ruth 40 FLEISHER, Renea 63,84,99 FLETCHER, Linda 69,80,92,140 FLETT, JoAnn 69 FLETT, Vicki 40 FLORMAN Linda 82 FLORMANN, Mark 63 FLOWERS, Keith 26,63 F.N.C. 98 FOCHT, Gary 40 FOGEL, Mike FOOTBALL 102,103,104,l05,106 FORD, Steve 69 FOREMAN, Linda 40 FOSS, Sherry 138 FOUBERT, Allyn 69,86,87 FOWLER, Dan 69,71,90,115 FRAZIER, Roger 63 FRENCH, Roger 40,95 FRISBY, Dan 69 FRY, Nick 25,40,87,88,89,97 F.T.A. 98 FUCHS, Carla 69,95 FULKS, Kaye 63 FUNK, Glenn GANNON, Mary 63 GANNON, Steve 69 GANO, Chris 69 GARDINER, Sara 69 GARDNER, Deanna 26,40,90,91, 97 GARDNER, Ken 63 GARDNER, Liz 69,80,82,90 GARRISON, Debbie 69,80 GERTLAR, Nancy 70,80,82,92 GILBERT, Craig 63 GIRL OF THE MONTH 10,11 GIRLS, LEAGUE 92,93 GOEDE, Jenny 25,63,97 GOEHNER, Randy 40,81 GOLF 107 GONDER, Georgiana 70,80,82, 93,98 GONDER, Teresea 40 GORDON, Sharon 63 GORDON, Tim 70 GORE, Bob 40 GOSSARD, Denise 70 GRAMMER, Kenneth 70 GRANLY, Bob 70 GREENE, Richard 63 GRIFFITH, Cheryl 26,41,78,90, 137 GRIFFITH, Dan 63,81,103 GUENTHER, Dean 63,81,83,84 GUIDINGER, Randy 63 GUTTIREZ, Cathy 70 HACKETT, ciieiyr 41 ,78,140 HACKETT, read 63 HALL, Melvin 63 HALL, Robin 70 HAMLJN, Gayle 70,80,82 HAMMOND, Peer 64 HANNAWALT, Tim 64,86,87 HANSEL, Robyn 41 HANSEN, chris 41,92,95,98 HANSEN, Melody 25,64,82,87,88, 89 HANSEN, Ross 64 HANSON, John 64,103 HARBAUGH, Blaine 83,84,138 HARDER, Cindy 70,82 HARDER, Robert 64 HARKNESS, Debbie 41 HAROLD, Steve HARRINGTON, Lonnie 138 HARRINGTON, Steve 41,81,103 HARRISON, Biu HARRIS, Edna 64,82 HARRIS, Sue 64,82,84,87 HART, Dan 41 HART, Terry 64,81 HARWOOD, Rick 70 HASTINGS, Joann 10,42,92,97,98 HASTINGS, Julie 64 HASTINGS, Tom 64,81,103 HATHAWAY, Mike 64,103 HAYE, Cal 70 HAYES, Donna 42,90,94 HEAD, Pat 43,92,94 HEATH, Kathy 42,95,98 HEDMAN, Sandy 70,80,82,92,98 HEIDENSON, Wally 115 HEIN, Carl 27,64 HEIN, Keith 42 HEJTSTUMAN, Fred 64,90,103 HEINZERLING, JoAnn 70,86,88 HENDERSON, Jeanie 1 37 HENDERSON, Mark 70,71,81,90, 103,104,115 HENDRICKSON, Ken 42 HENDRICKSON, Marleen 42,84 HENRY, Jim 70 HENRY, John 70 HERBERT, Carol 10,42,78,84,90, 93,98 HERMAN, Marianne 11,42,90,92 HERMAN, Sandi HERRINGTON, Ginger 43 HICKEY, Donna 70,80 HIETALA, Kathy 43 HIGGINBOTHAM, Fred 43,81,103 HIGGINBOTHAM, Karen 64,92,98 HILL, Jan 43 HINES, Joann 80 HINES, Marilyn 70 HINES, Matt 64 HOAGLAND, Patty 70,95 HOAGLAND, Steve 64 HODGSON, Connie 64 HOFFMAN, Kay 21,43,78 HOLDEN, Roger 64 HOLMAN, Steve 43,141 HOLUB, Jeanette 43,94 HOOD, Marilyn 70 HOOK, Leroy 138 HOOK, Tom 43,43,103 HOOTS, Darrell 64 HOOVER, Kent 43,103,104 HOOVER, Rod 138 HOOPER, Mark 70 HORMANN, Ellen 43 HORNER, Kim 70 HOWARD, Craig 43,81,84,103,104, I 17,1 18,120 HOWLEY, Bob 64 HOWERTON, Janice 70,80 HOYLE, Tere 64,90,97,98 HUCK, Paul 19,64,90 HUCK, Steve 70 HUELLE, Jay 70 HUELLE, Sandy 8,27,44,78 HUGGER, Carl 64 HUGGER, Karen 70,80 HUMRICK, Jim 64 HUNT, Audrey 44,96 HUNT, John 64 HURLEY, Dave 64 HUTCHINGS, Kirk 44 INMAN, Bill 44,8l,82,83,84,95 INMAN, Marc 17,64,107,111 INTRAMURALS 114,115 JACOBS, Mike 64 JACOBSON, ver 64,87,89,93 JANSEN, Deiis 141 JANSEN, Mmei 70,80 JATEN, Len 141 JEFFRIES, Ken 21 JEF1fR1Es, Mike 64 JELINEK, Dave 62,64,87,107,111 JENSEN, ide 141 JENSON, Dare 70 J OHNSEN Cind 64 93 98 5 Y i i JOHNSEN, Jennifer 27,44,78,98 JOHNSEN, Jim 70,83,94 JOHNSON JOHNS OHNSON ON JOHNSON JOHNSON JOHNSON JOHNSON JOHNSON JOHNSON JOHNSON JOHNSON a Bev 44,98 r l 4 Colleen 72 cl , Elmer 136 , Glenda 70 Jiu 70,80,82,92 Kathy 27,64 Lreyd 70,90,115 Scott 64,81,103,111 Sheila 64 ZTeresea 70,80,141 Vikki 64 JONES, Candi 70,80,140 JONES, Dare 64 JONES, Dick 64 JONES, Patti 70 JONES, Vicki 64 JUNIOR PROM 21 JUNJORS 62,63,64,65,66,67 JULIEN, Larry 70,87,88,89 JYDSTRUP, Steve 70,88,107,115 KAHLER, Barbara 44 KAISERS, Allen KALLAS, John 44,111 KAPPEN, John 45,117,118 KARLE, Mike 70 KARLE, Pei KARRER, Robert 64 KAssA, Sheri 64,84,97,98 KAUFMAN, Len 70,80,98 KEGLEY, Den 70 KEGLEY, Rea 64 KELLER, Jan 45,140 KELLER, Rick 45,81,103,104,117, 119 KELLER, Tim 19,25,64,96,97 KELLNER, Janna 64 KENNEY, Val 64 KERBEN, June 64 KETTLESON, Wayne 62,64,81,103 KIENHOLZ, Kyle 70,86,87,88 KING, Quentin 138 KIGSLEY, Gene 64 KIRBY, Karla 70 KIRK, Dane 70 KJOS, Dave 45,81,103,117,l18, 120 KLAUE, Dave 64,103 KLUMP, Den 64,83,84 KNECHTEL, Peer 27,45,86,87 KNOWLES,C1Lris 10,27,45,77,78 KNOWLES, sniiiey 45,137 KOJVULA, Mike 45 l KOKER, Bill 64,103 l KOKER, Kim 64 7 KOTH, Charlene 45 ,78,92,98 KOVICK, Ron 12,138 KRAMER, Lori 70,80 KREBS, Kevin 15,70,115 KREIGER, Wes 64,111 KROHN, Becky 65,89 KROHN, Bev 70,87,88,89 KUHN, Dan 70 KUNTZWEILER, Walter LABELLA, Dolly 71 LAMB, Dean 45 LANDES, Mardi 65,86,87,88,89 LARSEN, Jack 45 LARSON, Eric 65,103 LARUE, Chris 65,93,96 LARUE, Gail 71 LATURNER, Doug 65 LAUDERBAUGH, Stan 12,17,99,138 LAWHEAD, Mark 21,45,81,103,111, 1 12,1 1 3 LAWHEAD, Paul 136 LAWSON, Bill 19,46,81,82,83, 84,90,103,104,117,119 LAWSON, Sue 71,82,99 LEAVITT, Chris 71,82 LEAVITT, Janis 46 LEEMHUIS, Linda 71 LEICHNER, Marta 71 LEIGH, Ted 71,82,90 LEGERE, Brenda 71,80,192 LEHINGER, Doug 46,94 LEONARD, Jackie 46 LEONARD, Judy 65,99 LERSETH, Joann 46,78,90,92,93 LETTERMAN 81 LESTER, Denny 65 LEVAN, Robert 71,88,115 LEWIS, Candi 65,84,92,93 LEWIS, Cathy 46,913,140 LEWIS, Francys 46 LEWIS, Pam 71,80,98 LIBERG, Helen 137 LIGHTFOOT, Bob 65 LIGHTFOOT, Mike 71 LILAC PRINCESS 8 LINDGREN, Sally 46,97,137 1 . INDGREN s lvia 71,806 QQ NDGREN, ter LOEFFLER, Steve 71 LINGOW, Bob 138 LOGAN, Ann 78 LOMBARD, carer 71,80 LONG, Peggy 71,96,141 LOPEZ, Mike 71 LORYELL, Jim 88 LOWRY, rem 65 LUNDJN, Grace 46,89 LYNCH, Debbi 71,80 LYONS, Michele 65,93 MAAK, Russel 71 MACKENZIE, Doug 65 MACKENZIE, Ron 83,84 MAEL, Robin 65 MAHER, Pam 140 MAHONEY, Pat 71 MANFRED, Margy 65 MARSH, Barb 46,77,78,96 MARSH, Jeff 65 MARSHALL, Jim 65,103 MARTIN, Pam 71,80,82,92 MARTIN, Rookie 10,15,47,77, 78,140 Bill 72 PORTER, Mike 72 MARTZ, Deatra 21,46,76,78,98, 140 MASSENGALE, Kevin 71 MASTERS, Uta 65 MATHER, Debbie 65 MATTEWS, Mark 47,103,104 MAYER, Dan 71 MAYER, Pam 47 MCALISTER, Julie 2l,47,76,78 MCCOLLUM, Debbie 71,80,82 MCCOMB, Jan 65,93,137 MCCOLLOUGH, Diane 47 MCDONALD, Connie 47,92 MCDONALD, Gary 47,90,9l,1l1, 113 MCDONALD, Sue 71 MCGEE, Sharon 47,87 MCINTOSH, Keith 65 MCINTYRE, Jeff 48,81,103,104 MCKELVY, Debbie 48,86,87,88, 89,140 MCLAINE, Bin 65,86,s7,s9 MCLAIN, cm-is 71,93 MCMICHAEL, Dalen 65 MCNEARNEY, Alice 65 MCPHEE, Gayle 65 ,87,89 MCPHEE, Tom 48,86,87,89,90 MCQUEEN, Dan 71 MEAKIN, Brenda MEAKIN, Dean 71 MEIER, Kim 71 MEIER, Kris 71 MELAND, Frank 71 MILLER, Chuck 17,48,99 MILLER, Gary 17,4s,99 MILLER, Merland: 48 MILLER, Wayne MILLS, G. Wallace 90,136 MILLS, Jerry MONDOUX, Al 71,117 MONDOUX, Mollie 48,77,78,90 MONTAGUE, Gary 19,48 MONTAGUE, Kerry 65 MOODY, Dale 87 MOODY, Don 71,88,89 MOODY, Doug 71,97 MOODY, Linda 65,82 MOORE, Dave 71,83,115 MOORE, Karen 65,84,92,97,9s MOORE, Ken 139 MORGAN, Stewart 65 , MORSE, Glenda 65,86,87,89,140 MORSE MaryJane 98,139 MORTENSON, Tern 48,107 MOSS, Craig 49,82 MOTT, Greg 49,86,87,89 MOULTON, MaryAnn MURPHY, Sandi NAIMY, Jerry 139 NELSON, Craig 71,83 NEMITZ, Doug 65,86,87 NEMITZ, Linda 71,80 NETTLEINGHAM, Doug 49 NETTLEINGHAM, Karen 71 NEU, Kevin NEU, Mark 71 NICHOLSON, Jeff l7,65,l03 NICHOLS, Claudia 65 NILLES, Roger 71 NILLES, Tom 71 NOGLE, MaryAnn 65,98,99 NOPANEN, Dan 49 NORMAN, Judy 71,141 NORMAN, Paula 26,65 OBERST, Gordon 49,81 ,94,95 ,103 OCONNER, Roxanne 71,80 OGDEN, Glenda 65 OGLE, Dave 65 OGLE, Steve 49 OLIPHANT, Barbara 65,140 OLIVER, Colleen OLMSTAD, Debbie 71,140 OLSEN, Debbie OLSEN, Terry 71 OLSEN, Linda 49 OLSON, Kevin 71,88 OLSON, Rick 71 OMAN, Jeanie 49,94 OSBORNE, Chris 65,98 OSBORNE, Terry 71,88 OSSO, Terry 71 OSSO, Tony 49 OST, Linda 49 OVERMAN, Roger 15,65 PACHERNEGG, Julie 71,82 PACHERNEGG, Sheila 65 PAINE, Janell 72,80 PALMER, Joe 71 PALMER, Joel 49 PANTHER, Donna 65,92,93,98 PARCHER, Tim 19,71,1l7 PARCHER, Vic 49,117,119,120 PARK, Jeff 71,97,88,89 PARKS, Roger 71 PASQUALE, Penny 50,94,l40 PEDERSON, George 139 PEP CLUB 78,79 PEP CLUB DANCE 13 PEPPERETTES 80 RANSOM, Cheryl 7 2,86,87,89,93 RANSOM, Jolene 62,66,93 RANSON, Vaughn 136 RAVESTEN, Ann 139 READ, Bill 66 READ, Sam 66,103,81,117 REBER, Cheryl 72 REED, Janice 72 REED, Matt 72 REED, Mike 72,117 REED, Valerie 66,93 REEDER, Sue 50,78,98 REICI-IERT, Sandy 66 REIDBURN, Tom 68,72 REIGER, Debbie 70,72,80 REIL, Luann 72,80 REISENGUER, Kathy 50,72 REPP, Jill 72 REVEL, Darla 51,78,98 RHOADES, Mark 72 ROADES, Rene 66,82,84 RICHARDS, Steph 17,66,90,l40 RICHARDSON, Tom 72 RICHERT, Kent 51,84,83 RICHTER, Elsie 141 RIESE, Don 72 RIGGEN, Rick 66,103 RISLEY, Paul 51 ROBB, John 66 ROBERTS, Debbie 66,137 ROBINSON, David 51 ROBSON, Linda 5l,78,96,98 ROCKS, Elaine 25,66,82,93,98 ROCKS, Richard 17,5l,81 ROGERS, Allen 21,12,26,51,8l,84 103 ROIG, Mike 72,115 PETERSON, Becky 50,21,12,41,78,92,9 ROOKE, Dixirie 72,80 PETERSON, Bill 72,90,115 PETERSON, Janete 72 PETERSON, Peggy 65,140,93,92,98 PHELPS, Pat 72,82 PHILLIPS, Ethel 139 ,98 PHILLIPS, Cindy 65 PICKEREL, Dan 72 PICKEREL, John 50,117,118 PIERCE, Dave 72 PIERCE, Mrs. G.E. 136 PIERCE, John 50,84 PIERCE, Tom 50,103,104,111,1 12 PINTLER, Curt 98 PLAYS 24,25 PLINSKI, Doug 50,94,83,84 PLOPPER, Barbara 66,84,98 NE Toni 66 POLLE o een ,72 7oPE7rariLe'7 POPE, Tom 66 POSPISIL, Jim 50,117,119 PORTER, POTTER POTTER POTTER POTTER Debbie 66,98,99 , Bev 72 , Bob ss ,Dale 88,50 Dan 50 8190 9195119 POTTERZ Dick 141, ' ' ' POWERS, PRICE, Steve 72 PRIESTLEY, Wes 50,81,90 PRICKETT, Jerry PURVIS, Mike 72 QUEENER, Steve 66 QUILL and SCROLL 97 QUINCE, Dan 72 ROSE, Kathy 51 ROSE, Malcolm 52,83 ROSS, Jane 17,66,84,98 ROSS, Mary 72,82 ROSS, Sue 72 ROWBOTHAM, Dean 87,139 ROWBOTHAM, Jean 72,86,88,89 ROWBOTHAM, Rick 52,87,89 ROWSE, David ROWSE, Roger 52,87 ROZELL, Dave 72,83 ROZELL, Paul 136 RUDOLPH, Jerry 17,66 RUSSEL, Wendy 72 RYAN, Marty 52 RYD, Larry 72,115 RYD, Leslie 52 SADIE HAWKINS 12 SADLER, Helen 72 SADLER, Joy 66 SAFRANEK, Katharyn 141 SAILOR, Jennifer 72,141 SAILOR, Leslie 11,52 SAILOR, Laura SAMEK, Jeanette 72,88 SANDSTROM, Richard 96,139 SANTORA, Dale 72 SATHER, Dave 72,83,ll5 SAUER, Debbie 66,9 3,98 SAVAGE,Bi11 72 SAVAGE, Jan 66 SAVLAND, Karen 11,53,78,84,90, 93,99 SCALERO, Randi 66,103 SCHERMER, Gary 53,81,103,104 ASCHERR, Ken 72 SCHILLINGER, Curt 66,111,112 SCHILLINGER, Neil 53,81,11 1, ,, SCHMIDT, Cheryl 53,66,94 SCHNEIDER, Mike 72 SCHOCK, Duane 66,103 SCHOENWALD, Ron 72 SCHOONOVER. Katie 72.80,88,87 SCHOONOVER, Mary 72,82,95,98 SCHRECK, Brian 66,81,103,111 SCHREMPP, Dale 66,99 SCHUBACH, Carol 66 SCHUBACH, Peggy 72,80 SCHUCK, Judy SCHULLER, Evelyn 72 SCHULTZ, Elise 72,80,82 SCHUSTER, Bonnie 66 SCOTT SCOTT SCOTT, SCOTT, SCOTT, , Jim 73 SCOTT SCOTT, , Betty 72,82 Bonnie 72,140 Jack 66 Jane 72,80 Janice 72,80 Rick 53,66 SCRIBLER, shawn 73,115 SCRUGGS, Vern 73 SEAKING, Linda 53,84 SEARS, Norman 73 SEBBY, Colleen 53,84,97 SEEBERGER, Joann 66 SEILBOLTS, Paula 53,94 SEIBOLTS, Shirley 73,88 SEIDEL, Joe 53,87,89 SELID, Rachel 73,8,2,,, SELLAND, Randy 73 SELLERS, Jay 73 SELLERS, Rocky 66,103 SELLS, Chuck 66 SENIOR BALL 22,23 SENIORS 32-59 SEVEY, Dan SEVEY, Kathy 66 SHAW, Mike 47,53,94 SHELLEY, Patty 73 SHEPARD, Donna 66 SHERRED, Dennis 66,103 SHIMIZU, Donni 73,82,87,89,90 SHIPLEY, Clark 73 SHIPTON, Don 73,83 SHOLGREN, Nancy 53,78,93 SHOLGREN, Sharon 73,96 SHOLLENBERGER, Carol 25 ,66,97 SHOLLENBERGER, CeCe 53,78,92,98 140 SHULKIN, Rich 104,139 SIMON, Sue 17,66,98 SIMPSON, Clint 17,54,99 SIMPSON, Neil 66 SITTON, Dave 73 SKAUGEL, Gail 51,54,92,93,95, 98 SKEWIS, Lew 54 SMELCER, Keri 73,87,88,89 SMIGOJ, Sandy 66 SMITH, SMITH, SMITH SMITH, SMITH, SMITH Alva 73 Dave 66 Debbie 66 Kris 54 Loretta 73 Steve 16,66,81,87 SMITH: Terry 73 SMITH, Toni 26,66,87,88,89 SNYDER, Al 111,113,139 SNYDER, Jim 54,81,94,103 SOASH, Stan 73 SOHNS, Jacque 54,94,96 SOPHOMORES 68-73 SPEARMAN, Ted - SPERRY, Sheila 47,51,54,94 SPIRIT WEEK 18,19 SPOKANE VALLEY Princess 9 STAFFORD, Bev 66,98 STANLEY, Vickie 54,78,93 STANTUS, Paul 54,81,90,103, 111,113 11 3 RANDOLPH, Darla 66,9890 qggmpin - Dou 72,9o,115 RANN1GER.Durrrie111,113,137 - LER, erry 4 4410! 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