White River High School - TKopechuck Yearbook (Buckley, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1974 volume:

T’KOPECHUCK 1974 CONTENTS ACTIVITIES.............................6 SPORTS................................30 PEOPLE................................52 ADMINISTRATION .................54 FRESHMEN........................60 SOPHOMORES......................66 JUNIORS.........................72 SENIORS.........................78 ADVERTISING .........................100 INDEX................................106 3 4 ACTIVITIES GIRLS CLUB HAS BUSY YEAR A % ■� Freshman girls were welcomed into Girls' Club with the traditional Big Little Sister Party in September. Points were earned by the girls working in the con- cession stand during football season again this year selling things such as hot dogs, candy and hot cocoa. The homecoming assembly and luncheon were carried out successfully under the supervision of President Marcy Hanson and Advisor Alice Coate. Other Activities included selling Almond Roca, the Mother-Daughter tea, a fashion show, a swim party and the installation of next years cabinet. Tolo was held on February 9th, with the theme Deja Vu and Brian O'Neal and Glenn Emry tied for the honor of Tolo King. Advisor Alice Coate and President Marcy Hanson discuss club activities. CABINET: Freshman Rep. Cindy Papenbrock, Friendship chairman Bonnie Goins, Asst. Sales chairman Debbie Breault, Sophomore Rep. Carol Sanger, Entertainment chairman Tonette Thomas, President Marcy Hanson, Sales chairman Bonnie Culver, Junior Rep. Patti Mellish, V.P. Vicki E lief son, Sec.-Treas. Vicki Chacon, Senior Rep. Kim Kneeland, Sign Chairman Wendy Goegebuer. 8 WITH TOLO AND OTHER FUNCTIONS Senior Usherettes: Debbie Thompson, Hilda Stachelschied, Peggy Smith. Tying for the 1974 Girls' Club Tolo King were Brian O'Neal and Glenn Emry. Sophomore Usherettes: Kim Kelly, Anne Blanusa, Glenda Beatty, Janell Miller, Vicki Chacon. Junior Usherettes: Teresa Cleveland, Connie Reedy, Charlene Priest, Joan Blanusa. 4 Year Letter Winners: Sue Weinmann, Bonnie Goins, Wendy Goegebuer, Kim Kneeland, Shelly Kaelin, Bonnie Culver. 9 WEEK OF ACTIVITIES Manners go out the window at the Spaghetti-eating contest. Bill Goetz won by a noodle. Buckley Booster Club sponsored the tradition- al Bonfire Thursday night, to build spirit for the Curtis game. With the help of Mike Whitaker, Glenn Culver, Tim Case, Lori Carter, and Anna Gorrell (NOT PICTURED), Phil Floyd solos theme song Just You and Me. It takes a good sport to make spirit week complete. Teri Hansen, Pam Kiel, and Vickie Ellefson display Hornets stretch to block PAT Curtis player to be burned in effigy. 10 KICKS OFF HOMECOMING A successful spirit week tradition- ally preceded White River High's homecoming. Sponsored by Girls' Club, activities included special days for crazy hats, knickers, mis- matched socks, frizzed hair, spaghetti-eating contests, pie throwing at the faculty and a few courageous students, dress-up day, and of course, 1949 day. On Friday, October 19, a luncheon for the royalty, faculty, judges, and various dignitaries was held. Each candidate took a turn talking to the judges, who evaluated them At the afternoon assembly, with the theme Just You and Me , Marcy Hanson introduced the can- didates for King and Queen. While the judges were making their de- cision, the student body and alumni were entertained by Choir, Stage Band, and student pep skits. Also making an appearance were the spirits of 1949 resurrected in the form of the White River faculty. Following the assembly, faculty, students, and alumni were invited to the Alumni Tea, put on by Honor Society. Although the Hornets put up a valiant fight, they were defeated by the Curtis Vikings, with the final score being 34-14. Sudden Maddness provided the music for the Saturday night for- mal dance. Usher Glenn Emry and Mistress of ceremonies Marcy Hanson ROW 1: Shelly Kaelin, Kim Kneeland, Debbie Thompson. ROW 2: Gary Dave Kneeland Stock, Queen Lynn Arsanto, Dave Kneeland, King Jay Argo, Kim Baydek. Shelly Kaelin 11 Jay Argo Lynn Arsanto Gary Stock Kim Kneeland Kim Baydek Debbie Thompson GIRLS TAKE OVER SBA OFFICERS: Karen Kneeland, Vice President; Kim Kelly, Secretary-Treasurer; Vicki Swanson, Inter-High; Mr. Mellish, Advisor; Lynn Rastelli, President. This year all four Student Council positions were captured by girls. Lynn Rastelli took office as President in September after having spent a week at leadership camp, from which she brought back various new money-making ideas and projects. Among the things Student Council did this year were the funding and putting on of the Home- coming Dance and helping in the purchase of the Seamont League Banner. Lynn Rastelli, Karen Kneeland and Mr. Mellish go to an Inter-High Meeting. STUDENT COUNCIL SEATS CLASS PRESIDENTS and REPRESENTATIVES: Lori Carter, Chuck Moriarity, Maura Tait, Vic Alexander, Sue Lampson, Glenn Emry, Mike Whitaker, Theresa Doherty. REPRESENTING CLUBS: Wendy Goegebuer, Glenn Zimbelman, Cindy Straley, Jeannee Eilers, Dave Kneeland, Tom Sanger, Sue Weinmann, Bonnie Goins, Marcy Hanson, Kim Baydek. 13 KEY CLUB ACTIVE SERVICE GROUP Officers Clockwise: Sgt. at Arms Jerry Anderson; Lt. Gov. (Dist. 11) Tom Sanger; Treas. Rick Ackerschott; V.P. Dennis Gray; Sec. Mark Klungland; Pres. Glenn Zimbelman. Key Club is a school and community service club sponsored by the Kiwanis Club, which allows it to do such things as put on All-City dances and sponsor the Middle School Sports Banquet. Key Club projects this year included sponsoring dances, conducting food drives, selling raffle tickets, helping Senior Citizens, handling concessions, and raising money for the new score boards. For the first time in the Club's six year history, it had a Lt. Governor (Dist. 11) in the State Organization. A typical Key Club meeting at noon In Mr. Thompson's room. ROW 1: Advisor - Mr. Thompson, Filomena Talens, Tom Sanger, Cindy Straley, Kim Kneeland, Shelly Kaelin. ROW 2: Rick Ackerschott, Ferin Cooper, Bruce Kirk, Jerry Anderson, Glenn Larson, Keith Werley, Steve Kirk, Jim Henry, Ramon Talens, Robert David. ROW 3: Stuart Haubrich, Dennis Gray, Mark Klungland, Micky Fowler, Darrell Seymour, Bob Kyllonen, Curt Krueger, Doug Whitehouse, Glen Zimbelman. 14 Advisor Elsie Rich watches Lynn Rastelli index. Also helping out on the annual were Carolyn Short, Joan Blanusa, Stephanie Jackson and many others who identified pictures and compiled the index. Co-editors Sue Welnmann and Wendy Goegebuer go over copy. T’KOPECHUCK STAFF COMPILES AN ANTHOLOGY OF MEMORIES Sports Editor Curt Krueger and our fearless photographer Perry Patson. Vicki Swanson, Marcy Hanson, and Peggy Smith sold ads and annuals. 15 LETTERMEN ADOPT EXEC. BOARD Change was a major factor in the 1973- 74 Lettermen's Club. Mike Burton took over as advisor and with this change came a new system of government. Instead of the usual officers, an Exec- utive Board was formed with represent- atives from each sport. Voted down was the proposal to accept girls who had won letters in sports into the club. This year money from popcorn sales at basketball games will be given to in- dividual sports. Game Crew Mark French Executive Board: Brian O'Neal, football; and Rick Jones. Dave Kneeland, baseball; Mike Cleveland, wrestling; Gary Stock, basketball; Bruce Kirk. Tennis. ROW 1: Kim Baydek, Curt Krueger, Glenn Emry, Lee McGehee, Gary Stock, Fred Arsanto, Robert David. ROW 2: Rick Jones, Bob Walker, Pat McCart, Brad Hubbard, Mickey Fowler, Bruce Kirk, Bob Blanusa. ROW 3: Advisor Mike Burton, Tim Robbins, Mike Whitaker, Brian O'Neal, Darrell Seymour, Jay Argo, Bill Goetz, Wannamaker. ROW 4: Mike Cleveland, Ed Hill, Jim Henry, Mark Kaelin, Craig Newcomb, Dave Kneeland. 16 Members Pictured: Lynn Arsanto, Kim Baydek, Joan Balnusa, Lori Carter, Mike Cleveland, Kim Crossler, Judy Doty, Cindy Eaton, Jeanne Eilers, Wendy Gage, Wendy Goegebuer, Marcy Hanson, Betty Harrigan, Bari Heins, Jim Henry, Ed Hill, Shelly Kaelin, Mark Klungland, Joanne Knapp, Curt Krueger, Lyn McGee, Patti Mellish, Janell Miller, Trudy Miller, Mike Pettitt, Lynn Rastelli, Debbie Schliesman, Carolyn Short, Hilda Stachelsheid, Cindy Straley, Vicki Swanson, Filomena Talens, Karlene Udulutch, Sue Weinmann, Annette Whitmore. Hilda Stachelsheid sets up for the traditional Alumni Tea, sponsored by Honor Society. Officers: Pres. Hilda Stachelsheid, V.P. Mike Pettitt, Sec. Debbie Schliesman, Treas. Wendy Gage. 17 FFA in Judging Contests, Fairs During the past year the F.F.A. has been engaged in numerous activities. In June of last year several members earning the highest points spent a week in Canada fishing and camping. Later in June Dan Coyne and Randy Jacobs attended the State Convention in Pullman. During the remainder of the summer the members of the F.F.A. attended numerous judging contests where they challenged their skills in animal husbandry against those of other students around the state. The F.F.A. attended several of the county fairs where members exhibited their prize winning cattle, poultry and swine. A new addition to the fair was a portable greenhouse, built in the Ag shop and stocked with plants from Horticul- ture class. In October several members along with Mr. Kirk attended the Portland International Livestock Exibition, where the dairy judging team placed 1st in Brown Swiss Class and 9th over-all. Dave Magstad and Marty Ochsner both placed in the Showmanship contest. F.F.A. OFFICERS: SEATED: District Reporter Dennis Gray, President Mike Pettitt. STANDING: Sentinel Keven Nearhood, Vice President Bruce Kirk, Treas. Rick Ackershott. ROW 1: Bruce Kirk, Pat Dunn, Dave Magstad, Bill Metcalf, Don Humphrey, Wayne Eckinrode, Keven Nearhood, Steve Anderson. ROW 2: Don Burbank, Tim Doherty, Jeff Price, Guy Tibeau, Steve Hunt, Terry Patton. ROW 3: Donna Zweekhorst, Georgia Martin, Cheryl Zweekhorst, Janet Russell, Debbie Anderson, Linda Burns, Val Talley, Mary Williams, Andy Pettit, Greg Browning. ROW 4: Oscar Manguia. Jean Lozier, Nancy Brooks, Mike Burns, George Schmidt, Wayne Smith, Bruce Mitchell, Karen Kaszycki, Jeff Leonard, Mary Oschner. ROW 5: Mike Pettit, Dennis Grey, Rick Ackerschott, Curt Cosand, Steve Kirk, Debbie Riley, Troy Loney, Heather Bums, Mark Jasmer, Gene Mensing, Gordon Mull, Bruce Robertson. 18 Snow Conditions Favor Skiers SKI CLUB OFFICERS: Vice President Greg Kosko, Reporter Steve Anderson, Secretary Mark K lung land. Catching the bus for Crystal Mountain on Saturdays, Ski Club members enjoyed their winter sport under the spirited leadership of Adviser Wendell Kirk. Frigid temperatures failed to discourage them even when the thermometer dropped to a rec- ord 56 degrees below zero (86 below if you consider the chill factor.) A few members of the club gate-watched for the Junior National Downhill Qualifying Test held at Crystal Mountain. After some money-raising projects, the club made a special visit to Mission Ridge on Washington's birthday. ROW 1: Peter Anderson, Curt Cosand, Brett Johnson, Dave Magstad, Nancy Gunderson, Marty Oschner, Greg Carnahan, Laura Jones, Mark K lung land, Bruce Kirk. ROW 2: Mr. Kirk, Advisor, Robert David, Bill David, Jody Johnson, Monica Sagnella, Maura Tait, Teresa Borgstrom, Kathy Connor, Linda Stachelschied. ROW 3: Dave Kneeland, Ferin Cooper, Jim Henry, Steve Anderson, Steve Kirk, Greg Kosko, Barbara Mikulich. 19 G.A.A. HAS Under the leadership of President Jeanne Eilers, G.A.A. had a very busy year activity-wise. Sports such as volleyball, table tennis and bowling were enthusiastically taken on by its members. It was also a very busy year for fund raising activities with paper drivers, and selling White River Hornet stickers and antenna toppers. An adorable little dachsund was befriended by G.A.A. members Brenda Cowick, Charlene Priest and Judy Doty. ROW 1: Sylvia Schiewe, Patty Storm, Jeanne Eilers, Stephanie Fields, Leslie Bazzar, Cathy Pemberton, Karlene Udultch, Amy Argo, Wendy Gage. ROW 2: Cindy Straley, Pam Gizinski, Carole Maris, Sue Gardner, Mary Williams, Judy Doty, Debbie Breault, Cindy Papenbrock. ROW 3: Shelly Kaelin, Kim Kneeland, Laura Jones, Denise Robertson, Debbie Thompson, Connie Kearny, Joan Blanusa, Vickie Baker, Pam Kiel, Chris Michelitch. ROW 4: Dail Burbank, Delene Holmquist, Janet Burns, Jeffie Carufel, Jody Johnson, DeeAnn Arsanto, Tammy Anderson, Debbie Schliesman, Terry Coyne, Linda Stachelschied. ROW 5: Linda Kosko, Wendy Klein, Lisa Uhls, Filomena Talens, Debbie Featherston, Kathy Eilers, Vickie Chacon, Debbie Scott, Kathy Connors. ROW 6: Jan Dziedzic, Kim Kelly, Glenda Beatty, Christie Albert, Janell Miller, Barb Chapman, Tammy Koch, Anne Blanusa. ROW 7: Sherri Stotts, Carol Sanger, Becky Banks, JoAnn Porter, Ava Argo. 20 BUSY YEAR OFFICERS: Advisor Mary Haavisto, President Jeanne Eilers, Treasurer Cathy Pemberton, Secretary Wendy Gage, Vice President Debbie Schliesman, Points Chairman Judy Doty. 21 VOLLYBALL: FRONT ROW: Patty Storm, Shelly Kaelin, Cindy Straley, Jeanne Eilers, Cathy Pemberton, Shelly Fields. BACK ROW: Linda Kosko, DeeAnn Arsanto, Debbie Schliesman, Judy Doty, Ava Argo, Amy Argo. PEP CLUB HAS BUSY YEAR Officers: Pres. Bari Heins, V.P. Stephanie Jackson, Sec. Treas. Trudy Miller, Rep. Bonnie Goins, Pts. Chr. Jo Ann Vesey. Under the supervision of Mrs. Strain and Mrs. Kaufman, Pep Club looked forward to a very active spirit-building year. Money-making projects includ- ed selling spirit ribbons, pom poms, hats, and mono- grammed tee-shirts. They also sold programs at the football and basketball games. Uniforms remained basically the same with only a change in material. Along with putting on pep skits at the assemblies, members formed lines at the goal posts at football games to welcome the team, and sat in groups to cheer at basketball games. Members include: Lynn Arsanto, Filomena Talens, Marsha Ashley, Debbie Breault, Judy Doty, Debbie Featherston, Anne Petersen, Chris Breault, Debbie Talley, Karlene Udulutch, Sylvia Schiewe, Pam Gizinski, Patty Bakken, Christy Albert, Margene Belfield, Katy Collins, Cindy Papenbrock, Cheryl Leonard, Stephanie Jackson, Trudy Miller, JoAnn Vesey, Bonnie Goins, Debbie Schliesman, Wendy Gage, Debbie Thompson, Theresa Doherty, Shelly Kaelin, Kim Kneeland, Bonnie Christenson, Sharon Beatty, Debbie Hurley, Susie Bruno, Sherrie Dutton, Terry Randall, Denise Callander, Jana Anderson, Dai I Burbank, Delene Holmquist, Marcy Hanson, Tonette Thomas, Elaine Bazzar, Cindy Carr, Janell Miller, Cheryl Zweekhorst. 22 GROUPS SERVE SCHOOL Library Assistants: Patty Marsh, Connie Jacobs, Peggy Smith, Wendy Gage, Shelly Kaelin, Bonnie Culver. Bonnie Culver is swamped during library period. Switchboard: SEATED: Denise Ordway, Bobbie Crawford, Georgia Martin, Dave Storm. STANDING: Barb Blume, Vicki Ellefson, Bambi Marine, Janice Gallion, Sylvia Protherb, Corliss Arnott, Hilda Stachelschied. Office Assistants: Beth Wolf, Jeanne Eilers, Connie Jacobs, Jay Argo, Wendy Lynn Rastelli checks out a book Randolph, Vicki Baker. from Peggy Smith. 23 AND THE BAND White River's biggest band in 15 years greeted Band director Gary Cleasby In the Fall. The 65-piece band was very active in performing at concerts, football and basketball games and hosting the 1974 Seamont League Band Festival. Two members, Craig DesJardins and Ramone Talens, were selected for the League Honor Band and two others were selected to play in the Washington All-State Band held in Richland in March. The biggest single activity was launching a drive to purchase new band uniforms. The band members cut and split firewood and engaged in other activities to help raise the thousands of dollars necessary. Selected for All-State honors were Kerry Heisserman and Ed Hill for Band, and John Hurley and Cindy Straley for Choir. 3AND OFFICERS: Secretary Betty Harrigan, President Tom Sanger, Treasurer Patty Mellish, Vice President Debbie Schliesman. ROW 1: Debbie Schliesman, Laura Jones, Debbie Hurley, Kathy Eilers. ROW 2: Ramone Talens, Patti Mellish, Filomena Talens, Carol Sanger, Cathy Pemberton, Nancy Gunderson. ROW 3: Betty Harrigan, Mike Cleveland, Chris Holm, Bruce Kirk, Robert David. ROW 4: Kim Crossler, Melissa Bertsch, Monica Sagnella, Cheryl Leonard, Chuck Shockey, Lucian Lindsay, Sammy Chandler, Craig Hill, Phil Thebert, Steve Eilers. STANDING: Craig Des Jardins, Marty Oschner, Kathy Gunderson, Bucky Chandler. 24 STAGE BAND ROW 1: Kathy White, Kevin Hanson, Kim Crossler, Cheryl Leonard, Ed Hill, Vickie Ues Jardins, Dale Sargent. ROW 2: Craig Des Jardins, Bret Johnson, Kerry Heisserman, Dan Sargent, Oscar Manguia. ROW 3: Archie Van Vulkenberg, Sam Chandler, Lucian Lindsay, Mike Whitaker, Craig Hill, Bucky Chandler. ROW 1: Carole Maris, Diane Coyle, Rose Coyle. ROW 2: Vickie DesJardins, Maura Tait, Connie Reedy, Sharon Cunningham, Annette Whitmore, Mary Williams. ROW 3: Perry Patson, Glenn Culver, Dale Sargeant, Archie VanVulkenberg, David Magstadt, Kevin Hanson, Ed Hill. ROW 4: Mike Whitaker, Darrell Seymour, Oscar Mungula, Bruce Mitchell, Dan Sargeant, Tim Doherty, Brett Johnson, Bob Burris, Kerry Heisserman, Tom Sanger. STANDING: Cindy Papenbrock, Doug Camp, Stewart Haubrick. 25 CHOIR SMALL BUT SELECT Thirty selected students sang this year in the White River High School Choir. Performances were scheduled throughout the year at school assemblies, Bethesda Manor in Enumclaw, The Soldiers Home in Orting, a Kewanis Banquet, and the Seamount League Choral Festival at Fife High School. The Girls' Chours, Boys' Chorus, and groups from the Middle School sang with the Choir at the Christmas and Spring Concerts. It has become tradition for the choir to sing at the Senior Service and for Seniors from the choir to sing at Graduation. Cindy Straley served as President and Patti Mellish Treasurer this year. Cindy Straley and John Hurley were selected by audition to sing in the All-State Chorus at the Washington Music Education Convention in Richland In March. OFFICERS: Director Ken Sammons, Pres- ident Cindy Straley, Treasurer Patty Mellish. Bucky Chandler, Drums. ROW 1: Lori Carter, Anna Gorrell, Hilda Stachelschied, Lyn McGee, Patti Mellish. ROW 2: Mike Whitaker, Glen Culver, Wendy Goegebuer, Cindy Straley, Lynn Rastelli, Trudy Miller, Bob Walker, Steve Eilers. ROW 3: Bari Heins, Sue Welnmann, Curt Krueger, Tom Sanger, Mark Klungland, John Hurley, Wendy Gage, Debbie Schliesman. ROW 4: Glenn Emry, Darrell Seymour, Gary Stock, Marci Hanson, Bonnie Goins, Betty Harrigan, Mickey Fowler, Pete Anderson, Phil Floyd. 26 SPADES HELP HANDICAPPED ROW 1: Denise Robertson, Millie Whitmore, Kathy White, Donna Zweekhorst, Glenda Beatty, Christi Albert. ROW 2: Kathy McGee, Filomena Talens, Barbara Chapman, Trudy Miller, Sheila Black, Katy Collins, Carol Sanger. ROW 3: Debbie Ackerschott, Doris Mayfield, Patty Talmadge, Sherri Stotts, Janell Miller, Judy Doty, Pam Kiel, Tammy Koch, Kim Kelly, Beck Banks. ROW 4: Pam Gizinski, Sylvia Schiewe, Connie Reedy, Sharon Cunningham. ROW 5: Debbie Featherston, Carolyn Hurt, Anne Blanusa, Jackie Storm. Sponsored by Kiwanis and advised by Ken Sammons, Spades (special aides) had a busy year helping out the handicapped and disabled. They also helped out at Rainier School and visited senior citizens at their homes. President Trudy Miller, Secretary Debbie Ackerschott, Vice President Heather Burns, Temp. President Millie Whitmore. 27 Fabrizio Mancini from Italy learns the customs of America at White River. Marcy Hanson presents flowers of appreciation to Mrs. Hodgins. Mrs. Janet Schenk takes over Mrs. Strain's duties 2nd semester. Perry Patson, yearbook photographer, is caught In the camera lens. A living Christmas Tree. Cathy Oles and Dale Sargent get ready to Theresa Cleveland and Charlene leave for Food Prep Program In Sumner. Priest help support the wrestlers. Mr. Burton puts In an appear- ance as St. Nick for the XMas assembly. Vickie Ellefson and Stephanie Jackson concentrate on balance in Art class. SPORTS BRIGHT OUTLOOK PREDICTED o°uWL.1:JRo !rti)aV,i Fred Arsanto' Chuck Moriarty, Bob Walker, Greg Carnahan, Al Gallion, Mickey Fowler Bob Browning. ROW 2: Ernie Lewis, Steve Anderson, Mark Kaelin, Sheldon Satterthwaite, Mark King Mike Whitaker, Carlos Marquez, Jerry Anderson, Jim Henry, Coach Deryl Ross. ROW 3: Coach Doug Funk Coach Gary Sambila, George Anselmo, Bill Clinkingbeard, Craig Newcomb, Tim Talmadge, Brad Hubbard Tony Anderson, Rich Parkko, Stuart Haubrich. ROW 4: Steve Eilers, Bob Kilwine, Jay Argo, Brian O'Neal John Simmons, Curt Krueger, Mike Cleveland, Manager Glen Larsen. ROW 5: Rick Cline, Bob Hemphill Art Priest Pat McCart, Lee McGehee, Manager Merlin Anderson. 32 FOR HORNETS FUTURE White River Hornets ended their 1973 sea- son near the bottom of the league, but the season wasn't as bad as it might seem. Curtis again were league champs and Sumner placed second. With only seven seniors on the squad, the Hornets had a little trouble finding ex- perience. They made it up with a lot of hustle and the desire to win. One of the best team efforts for the year was against Foster, which saw ball control on offense and a tough defense throughout the game stave off any Bulldog comeback which resulted in a 7-6 victory. To prove to themselves and everyone, the Hornets faced Curtis with heads high. Take away five big plays by the Vikings and the Hornets could have won. W.R. moved with command a- gainst the Vikings and stopped Curtis al- most at will. They also scored more points against Curtis than anyone else in the league. Then came Enumclaw. At the end of regu- lation time in the Annual Battle of the Hornets, the score was deadlocked at 0-0. Because of the new league ruling against ties, W.R. scored first but missed the extra point attempt. Enumclaw on their four downs to score, punched over the tying touchdown and the extra point went through the uprights for the 7-6 win. Awards voted on by the team went to these players: Honorary Captain - Brian O'Neal, and the Coaches Award also went to Brian O'Neal. Inspirational Award - Lee McGehee, Tackling - Chuck Moriarity, Blocking Award went to Curt Krueger. Hornets at Mount Si. Rich Parkko Tackle Jay Argo End Brad Hubbard End Mike Cleveland Tackle Brian O'Neal Lee McGehee Fullback Halfback Curt Krueger Chuck Moriarty Tackle Guard LEAGUE STANDINGS TEAM SCORES w CURTIS............9 SUMNER............8 BETHEL............6 TAHOMA .......... 6 ENUMCLAW..........4 PENINSULA.........4 WHITE RIVER.......3 FOSTER............3 FIFE..............2 MOUNT SI..........0 L 0 WR 0 1 WR 27 3 WR 0 3 WR 20 5 WR 0 5 WR 7 6 WR 14 6 WR 6 7 WR 7 9 BETHEL 21 MOUNT SI 8 TAHOMA 7 FIFE 6 SUMNER 27 FOSTER 6 CURTIS 34 ENUMCLAW 7 PENINSULA 13 Mickey Fowler Al Gallion Halfback Halfback Robert David Mike Whitaker Guard Halfback Hornets plan next play! Craig Newcomb Bob Walker Guard Halfback Fife punches in only touchdown in 20-6 loss to WR Art Priest Bob Hemphill End Tackle FOOTBALL 36 BASKETBALL 37 The Hornets captured the Seamount League title with a 17-1 won-loss record, the only A team in a league. Their only loss was to Foster who placed second in league play. In District Play-offs for the state tournament. White River defeated Sequim 75-56, but lost to North Mason, 58-60, thus losing their chance a tourney play. For the first time the Hornets twice defeated teams like Curtis, Sumner, and Enumclaw. Seniors playing their last game for White River were Glenn Emry, Kim Beydek, Gary Stock, Brian O'Neal, and Lee McGehee. The Jayvees also grabbed first place in the league with their 15-3 record. LEAGUE STANDINGS White River 17 1 Foster 15 3 Enumclaw 13 5 Sumner 12 6 Curtis 11 7 Fife 8 10 Mount Si 4 14 Peninsula 4 14 Bethel 3 15 Tahoma 1 17 It's called, cleaning the Phil Hlam drives, then boards. passes off. SEAMOUNT LEAGUE Forward Glenn Emry Guard Fred Arsanto Center Phil Hiam Gary Stock cans one from left of key. CHAMPIONS 1974 Guard Bob Blanusa Center Greg Johnson Guard Mickey Fowler J.V. Coach Russ Rudolph Guard Mark Kaelin SCORES Enumclaw 46 Sumner 55 Fife 47 Foster 62 Tahoma 47 Curtis 47 Mount Si 44 Bethel 49 Peninsula 52 Enumclaw 54 Sumner 51 Fife 58 Tahoma 40 Foster 63 Curtis 49 Mount Si 49 Bethel 58 Peninsula 69 Guard Lee McGehee W.R. 66 W.R. 64 W.R. 61 W.R. 69 W.R. 76 W.R. 60 W.R. 57 W.R. 70 W.R. 85 W.R. 60 W.R. 62 W.R. 81 W.R. 90 W.R. 47 W.R. 56 W.R. 50 W.R. 68 W.R. 83 Forward Tim Talmadge J.V. TEAM. L TO R: Tony Anderson, Sheldon Satterthwaite, Rick Walsh, Bob Hudspeth, Stu Haubrlch, Chuck Moriarty, George Anselmo, Lonnie Horton. VARSITY - L TO R: Fred Arsanto, Mickey Fowler, Mark Kaelin, Greg Johnson, Gary Stock, Phil Hiam, Glenn Emry, Tim Talmadge, Kim Baydek, Brian O'Neal, Brad Hubbard, Bob Blanusa. KNEELING: Mgr. Rick Ackerschott, Coach Blanusa, Mgr. Pat McCart. ABSENT: Lee McGehee. W.R. went into District play with high hopes for a repeat of last year's state champ- ionship. Against Sequim the Hornets used a fast- break offense, and broke to a 75-56 win. Then disaster stuck. The hornets bowed to North Mason 60-58. This year it was not to be for the Hornets. As a paper said, The King is dead. For one year at least. Gary Stock, always fighting for rebounds. In a impossible position to shoot, Lee McGehee Bottoms up O'Neal! passes off. 40 Brad Hubbard fires a long shot. Glenn Emry battles Curtis foe for rebound. Gary Stock up for another shot! Fred drives around player in Battle of the Hornets . W.R. won 60-54 W.R. BASKETBALL 1974 Greg Johnson grabs ball away from Fife player. Gary Stock and Phil Hiam share air space for moment during rebounding effort. 41 THREE WRESTLERS • Altogether five wrestlers went to state but only three placed. Dan Jones received 7th place, Mike Cleveland won 6th place, and Robert David got the highest, 5th place. Calvin Webster participated but did not place, and Rick Miller went as an alternate at his weight. The tournament was again held at Moses Lake. The varsity team went to the Regional meet at Federal Way with the exception of Al Gallion who was out with an injury. Seniors wrestling their last White River match were Ed Hill, Rich Parkko, Calvin Webster and Dan Jones. With the increased interest in the sport Coach Deryl Ross expects a good turn-out next year. A victory for Rick Miller. Calvin Webster tries a reversal. 101- Kerry Heisserman 108- Pat Sankey 115- Rick Jones 121- Jeff Leonard 129- Calvin Webster PLACE AT STATE TOP ROW: Pat Sankey, Mike Cleveland, Wayne Eckenrode, Ferrin Cooper, Rick Miller, Bill David, Craig Newcomb, Rich Parkko, Matt Cleveland, Coach Ross. BOTTOM ROW: Jeff Leonard, David Lykstad, Kerry Heisserman, Robert David, Al Gallion, Dan Jones, Rick Jones, Ed Hill, Calvin Webster. Temper, temper, now Mr. Ross. 178- Rick Miller 190- Mark UNL. Rich Parkko Cleveland 141- Ed Hill 148- Robert David 158- Al Gallion 168- Craig Newcomb Thats what wrestling is all about! Ed Hill puts his man to his back for a pin. HORNET BASEBALL VARSITY TOP ROW L TO R. Coach Mike Burton, Brad Hubbard, Greg Kosko, Greg Johnson, Bob Hemphill, Darrell Seymour, Mark Kaelin, Jim Henry, Mngr. Tom McFadden. BOTTOM ROW. Curt Krueger, Lee McGehee, Tony Anderson, Dave Kneeland, Fred Arsanto, Rick Jones, Larry Weickum, Mickey Fowler, Rick Cline. HORNETS CAPTURED DISTRICT IN 1973 The W.R. Hornets Baseball team became District Champions with a 1-0 win over Decatur in 1973. They also placed very well in the tough Seamount League. They ended with the best season ever, with a 22-9 w l record. Coach Mike Burton was awarded by fellow League Coaches the Coach of the Year award in the Seamount League. This year, 1974, looked to be equally strong with six returning seniors. They were: Dave Kneeland, Curt Krueger, Darrell Seymour, Lee McGehee, Larry Weikum, and Glen Zimbelman. The Hornets will be traveling to places like East Bremerton, Sequim, Lynden, Meridean, and Decatur this season. BRIGHT “74 FOR W.R. BASEBALL 1974 J.V. TOP ROW. L TO R. Mark King, Doug Whitehouse, Steve Anderson, Rick Walsh, Glen Larson, Bill Clinkingbeard, Bob Kilwine, Glenn Zimbelman. BOTTOM ROW. Merlin Anderson, Coach Dan Linnell, Brian Philley, Mark French. Larry Weickum, Darrell Seymour - Outfield Fred Arsanto - Shortstop Curt Krueger - 1st Base FROSH 74” The Freshmen, under Coach Gaylen Hahto, had a full slate of games this year. Working under the varsity and using the pitching machine, they improved their hitting substantially. FROSH TOP ROW L TO R. Derron Reuter, Bill Benson, Duane Hiam, Randy Johnson, Dave Bauer, Rick Miller, Steve Kirk. BOTTOM ROW Matt Cleveland, John Anderson, Dave England, Bill Priest, Jeff Pierce, Dave Husky. MANY TRY OUT FOR TRACK TRACK TOP ROW. L TO R. Rick Sargeant, Robert David Galvin Webster, Guy Streepy, Greg Browning, Greg Weickum, Don Balsley, Chuck Moriarty, Phil Hiam, Craig DesJardins. MIDDLE ROWS. Wayne Smith, Soctt Hubbard, Bill David, Scott Streepy, Jay Argo, Martin Williams, Pat Sankey, Sheldon Satterthwaite, Bob Blanusa, Tom Sanger, Greg Carnahan, Bob Hudspeth. BOTTOM ROW. Oscar Manguia, Greg Talmadge, Tim Robbins, Brian O'Neal, Al Gall ion, Craig Newcomb, Tim Talmadge, Bob Kyllonen, Pat Clark, Dick Wanamaker, Coach Deryl Ross. Under Coach Deryl Ross and assistant Bill Hodder, the Hornet Track team looked for one of their best years. With talented underclassmen along with the seniors, they will be stronger and have more participants in more enents. With multi-talented Brian O'Neal and others coming up who show promise. State qualifying was not far away from the grasp of many. Seniors included: Don Balsley, Craig DesJardins, Scott Streepy, Jay Argo, Tom Sanger, Brian O'Neal, and Dick Wanamaker. Straining, Brian O'Neal W.R. TRACK 1974 Tim Robbins puts the shot! Phil Hi am tests out the track. 46 TENNIS: “A WINNING TRADITION” TENNIS LOOKS STRONG The W.R. Tennis team continued the tradition of a winning record with a 8 win and 4 loss record in League play for the 1973 season. They placed second behind Enumclaw in the Northern Division of the Seamount League. With returning letter winners Kim Baydek, Bruce Kirk, Cindy Straley, Bonnie Goins, and Brenda Kendall, plus some players up form the J.V. and some talented Freshman, there appears to be a nucleus for a fine team for the 1974 season. W.R. TENNIS 1974 Bonnie Goins Cindy Straley Kim Baydek Brenda Kendall TENNIS BACK ROW L TO R. Sam Belnap, Kim Baydek, Dave Smith, Bucky Chandler, Brett Johnson, Dave Lykstad, MIDDLE ROW. Coach Don Smetheram, Bob Walker, Bonnie Goins, Debbie Schliesman, Maura Tait, Monica Sagnella. BOTTOM ROW. Perry Patson, Connie Kearney, Brenda Kendall, Patty Storm, Ramon Talens. 47 VARSITY AND JV CHEERLEADERS Varsity Cheerleaders: FRONT, Lynn Arsanto; SECOND ROW, Filomena Talens, Kim Kneeland, Shelly Kaelin; BACK, Pam Kiel (Queen). f Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: Cindy Straley, Debbie Thompson, Theresa Doherty, Wendy Gage, Debbie Schleisman. 9TH GRADE AND YELL LEADERS 9th Grade Cheerleaders: Jodi Johnson, DeAnn Arsanto, Jeffie Carufel, Linda Stachelscheid, Tammy Anderson. Wrestling Yell Leaders: Joanne Vesey Bonnie Goins, Janell Miller, Theresa Cleveland, Cindy Papenbrock. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TOP ROW: Dwayne Hiam, Mike Dean, Wayne Eckenrode, Rick Miller, Randy Johnson, Dave Smith, Bruce Mitchell, MIDDLE ROW: Coach Wytko, Ken Sutphin, Bill Priest, Jeff Pierce, Scott Hubbard, Bill Benson, Steve Kirk, Matt Cleveland. BOTTOM ROW: Manager Dave England, Matt Emry, Phil Thebert, Pat Sankey, John Anderson, Dan Sargent, Manager Jeff Haubrich. Dave Smith in the open for a large gain. SCORES Injuries even plague the Freshman. Smith breaks for opening. FROSH PLACE 2ND Led by a small but courageous line, the Frosh captured the Northern Division second place with a 3-1 record. They found tougher competition in the Southern Division crossover games. The most exciting moment was the win over a surprising Tahoma team which led 12-0 at the end of 1st. quarter. Rick Miller was voted the inspirational trophy and Dave Smith received the Scholastic Award. Curtis over W.R.20-7 W.R. over Mt. Si 33-0 Enumclaw over W.R. 12-6 W.R. over Tahoma 14-12 W.R. over Foster 6-0 Sumner over W.R. 20-6 Pursuit is the key! Randy Johnson fire's another one up! FRESHMAN BASKETBALL FRESHMAN HAD UP AND DOWNS The Freshman had their ups and downs with a 4 and 6 won- loss record which put them in the middle of the standings. They lost 3 games by a total of 8 points and were only beaten bad in two games. The highlight of the season and the best game they played was their 55-36 win at Enumclaw. They will all be looking forward to playing high school ball next year. The tip!! L TO R: Matt Emry, Jeff Haubrlch, Scott Hubbard, Dave Smith, Randy Johnson, Dwayne Hiam, Mike Dean, Dan Funk, Derron Reuter, Tim Dougherty. KNEELING: Coach Linnell, Manager Bruce Mitchell. An awkward shot by Dave Smith. Setting up the offense. Randy Johnson watches Dave Matt Emry pops up another one. Smith sink one. 51 I LIFE William Johnsen Superintendent ENERGY CRISIS The engry crunch hit the school district, more than doubling the cost of fuel for transportation and heat. The State Supt. of Public Instruction asked schools to cut back on energy use by 15%. This meant low- ering thermostats to 68 , and cancelling two practice basketball games. R. Wiley Mellish Principal HITS SCHOOLS Other school costs also soared along with the in- flation spiral. Bus support was cut by the state, forcing the Student Body Association to bear the cost of bussing players to athletic events. The 5-mill levy passed last spring was sufficient only to keep our heads above water. SCHOOL BOARD: Chairman Joe Albert, Fred Miller, Van Madden, Darrell Udd, Louis Gage. Richard Andrews Business Manager 54 Betty Ross Administration Office: Leona Green, Switchboard; Jennie Guisiano, High School Secretary District Clerk; Beryle Chittenden, District Secretary. Bus Drivers: FRONT: Dolores Storm, Mary Bright, Judy Marine. BACK: Mary Huhtala, June Johnson, Larry Cramer, Pat Linch, Earl Storm, Milton Anderson. NOT PICTURED: Bus Supervisor Ken Northam, Norma Rudder, Donna Ardnt, Donna Borgstrom, Gary Jones. FACULTY All Faculty members were invited to attend the Homecoming luncheon. a Lloyd Blanusa Health-P.E. Doug Funk History-P.E. Robert Lozier Commercial Wendell Kirk Agriculture Keith Lamb Spanish-English Daniel Linnell Mathematics 56 Deryl Ross Shop-Mathematics T. Jack Ross Math-Vice Principal Gary Sambila Industrial Arts Ken Sammons Choir Michael Burton English Mary Haavisto Health-P.E. Bernard McGuinness Science Gary Cleasby Band Alice Coate Sallie Ellis Home Economics Resource Instructor William Hodder Social Studies im Sharon Hodgins French-Geography Susan Kaufman English 57 Thomas Sanger Art Don Smetheram Social Studies Joyce Strain Commercial Robert Thompson Science FRESHMEN Sixty-eight boys and sixty girls can all account for the fact that this was a very bad year as far as harassment goes. But the freshmen held up well in spite of it all. There were too few home games in football for the freshmen to have a soc dance. As a result they held a Valentine Dance during basketball season. The class of 77's advisors were Virginia Merifield, Daniel Linnell, Susan Kaufman and Wi lliam Hodder. ROW 1: Sue Lampson, Rep.; Matt Emry, Alt.; Maura Tait, President. ROW 2: Vickie Suiter, V. Pres.; Howie Howard, Treas.; Kris Holler, Sec. t Deanna Acord Tony Allman Jana Anderson ft John Anderson Tammy Anderson Ava Argo Sue Don Janet Linda Patti Denise Bruno Burbank Burns Burns Burton Camp Cindy Carr Jeffie Carufel Sam Chandler Bonnie Chri stensen Did you hear about. Matt Sheryl Kathy Kirk Teri Sue Cleveland Cline Conner Cosand Coyne Cunningham Does anyone know where South America is? Dan Funk Sue Gardner 61 W.R. students take a break” from classes for a 6th period pep assembly. Jeff Haubrich Dwayne Hiam Stanley Terry Hunt Isbell Kyle Jackson Jodi Johnson Randy Johnson Bruce Joslyn Lucien Lindsey David Carol Magstadt Maris Tom Mark Julie Barbara Rick Meske Mikulich Miller 62 Bruce Marian Mitchell Mosier Nora Mullins Oscar Manguia Kim Nelson Cindy Papenbrock Cindy Pecheos Tim Jeff Phelan Pierce JoAnn Bill Porter Pri est Terri Randall 63 Everyone gets into the act on Hat Day. Dan Funk waits expectantly for the next pep Band helps promote spirit at an assembly, experiment during Intro Science. Wayne Linda Mike Maura Val Smith Stachelscheid Strain Tait Talley Phil Thebert Mr. Burton's 6th period class learns the joys and sorrows of Freshmen English 64 ft f Jeff Guy AI Thompson Tibeau Watkins Jim Mary Jane Sandra Westby Williams Wolf NOT PICTURED: Debbie Anderson Paula Floyd Priscilla Haulet Calvin Houle Evelyn Kindle Bev Laccinole Don Perkins Chad Rayment Roberta Smith Vickie Suiter Ken Sutphin More freshmen: Bill Metcalf, Steve Kirk, Mark Ellefson and Martin Oschsner. Bill Priest studies in the library. More freshmen: Chris Ray, Dive Huskey, Clint Walker, and Terry Patton. Sophomore Class Officers: Pres. Mike Whitaker; Sec. Carol Sanger; Treas. Lori Carter; V.P. Anne Blanusa. SOPHOMORES With the first year harassment over with, 144 sophomores returned to make their class again the largest in the school. Because their treasury was at the poverty level the class could not afford to sponsor a Sopho- more Hop. With the help of the juniors, however, they sponsored a sock dance at the beginning of basketball season. Advising the class were faculty members Sharon Hodgins, Doug Funk, Bob Lozier, Don Smetheram and Joyce Strain. Debbie Ted Ackerschott Acosta Chris Albert Jerry Anderson Merlin Anderson Steve Anderson George Anselmo Tom Sandra Leslie Arndt Aronson Bazzar Glenda Margene Beatty Belfield 66 Sam Belnap John Bergdahl Anne Blanusa Debbie Breault Greg Browning t Carol Donna Mike Denise Lori Birlison Burlison Burns Callender Carter Daillene Burbank Tim Case Katy Collins Diane Rose Coyle Coyle Bobbie Crawford Debbie Kim Crookshank Crossler i ft i V Tony Cunningham Jim Davis Darius Dean Toni Lola Vickie DeCristofaro DeLarme DesJardins 67 Mark French Leon Greiner Kevin Hanson Sophomore girls are always clowning around. Rick Mark Joe Kim Jones Kaelin Kaszycki Kelly Steve Hunt Cindy Heath Terressa Holt Kerry Heisserman Lonny Holton Jim Henry Shane Howard Phil Floyd Pam Gizinski Stuart Haubrich Delene Holmquist Brett Johnsen Brian Holm Bob Hudspeth Steve Hansen Teri Hanson Chris Holm Tim Case serenades his friends in the library. Tammy Karin Koch Kosko Laura Teena Glenn Lori Cheryl Ernie Laccinole Lanphere Larson Leismaki Leonard Lewis Diane Carlos Doris Kathy Janell Cindy Lockwood Marquez Mayfield McGee Miller Morgan Ken Jean Gordon Tracy Mark Perry Morgan Mosier Mull Nelson Ordway Patson 70 6th period Boys' Chorus wait for class to start. Sheldon Dave Satterthwaite Sauve Sylvia Schiewe Debbie Scott Harry Elizabeth Petersen Petti tt Tim Rowe Carol Sanger John Simmons Bruce Smith Chuck Smith Jacqueline Sherry Guy Ed Filomena Storm Stotts Streepy Sutherland Talens Debbie Patty Karlene Lisa Archie Paul Talley Talmadge Udulutch Uhls Van Valkenburg Webb � More Sophomores: Anna Gorrell, Brian Phi I ley, Duane Berg, Wanda DeQuinn. 71 Junior Class officers: V.P. Mickey Fowler Rep. Stephanie Jackson, Sec.-Tr. Theresa Doherty, President Chuck Moriarty. Rick Amy Corliss Ackershott Argo Amott JUNIORS With only one more year to go, 122 juniors kept on truckin'. Since their first dance was such a success, they decided to lend a helping hand to the sophomores by cosponsoring a dance with them in December. The last dance of the year was the Junior-Senior Ball in the spring. Juniors suffered through four hours of the Na- tional Merit Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test, only to find there was another test yet which predicts success in college studies. Advising the class in their activities were Mr. Burton, Mrs. Ellis, Mr. Thompson, and Mr. McGuinness. Fred Pete Tony Arsanto Anderson Anderson Ron Vicki Melissa Bob Joan Stacey Baker Baker Bertsch Blanusa Blanusa Bode Roberta Forrest Bob Heather Greg Kevin Bowen Brender Burris Bums Carnahan Cates 72 Diane Teresa Rick Chase Cleveland Cline Ferrin Cooper Brenda Cowick Glenn Culver A quite moment for the JUNIOR class?? Something is always going on at pep assemblies. Sharon Robert Cunningham David Theresa Doherty Judy Doty Clarrissa Dutton Jan Dziedzic Sheri Byron Mickey Edkinrode Featherston Fowler Mary Ann Fraley Uv Keith Freeman Mu Allan Gallion Wendy Gage Denise Gunderson Julie Betty Bob Haley Harrigan Hemphill Janice Gallion Phil Brad Rebecca Carolyn Stephanie Mark Hiam Hubbard Hubert Hurt Jackson Jasmer 73 sut iwtis ftftUMCH Del Greg Richard Laura Melody John Johnson Johnson Johnson Jones Jones Kelly 74 Pam Mark Karen Greg Bob Danita Kiel Klungland Kneeland Kosko Kyllonen Lanting Mary Mitzi David LaPlant Ljungdahl Lykstad Bambi Patty Tim Marine Marsh Marsh Juniors wait in line to have their Dotty Craig Denise pictures taken. Morrow Newcomb Ordway Jim Peloli Scott Peterson Charlene Priest Connie Bonnie Tim Reedy Richardson Robbins Girls listen intently during Choir. Hubbard and Hemphill show off their athletic ability in the halls at noon. 75 Rick Randy Dale Ross Sapp Sargent tf Debbie Jake Wayne Schliesman Schmelzer Schneider Junior boys fill up a doorway during lunch. Bruce Storm David Storm Patty Storm Mike Strub Tim Talmadge Tonette Thomas Rick Carolyn Keith Walsh Weickum Werley Mrs. Coate demonstrates salad preparation to Tonette Thomas, Kathy Pierce, and Vicki Wi Ison Carolyn Millie Vicki Wharton Whitmore Wilson 76 NOT PICTURED Lorrie Arnold Don Berg Vickie Ellefson Cindy Foresman George Gibbs Margie Ingram Laura Jones Dan Kennedy Troy Loney Cathy Oles Andy Pettitt Ray Rayment Roger Rice Dave Sellers Greg Talmadge MORE JUNIORS: KNEELING; Ramon Talens, Ross Rhodes, Pat Clark. STANDING; Jeff Leonard, Bob Walker, Karen Kneeland, Dennis Gray, Roger Steele. 77 81 Vic Alexander Don Balsley Greg Benson Judy Brotherton Lynn Arsanto Kim Baydek Barbara Blume Doug Camp Jay Argo Patty Bakken Mike Belfield Tim Belnap Corliss Arnott and Gene Mensing chat in the lunch I i ne. Mike Cleveland Members of Bachelor Cookin9 class help themselves to a delicious buffet style dinner. Cathy Coates Virgil Coop Jery Culver Maudi Dean Craig Des Jardins Jeanne Ellers Stephanie Fields Wendy Goegebuer 83 Seniors Marcy Hanson, John Hurley, and Cathy Coates take advantage of reading day in College Prep English. Jogging is 1 amongst the fitness crowd. Bonnie Goins Kathy Gunderson 84 Marcy Hanson Bari Heins Debbie Hurley Steve Jackson Brenda Kendall Bruce Kirk Joanne Knapp Connie Jacobs Dan Jones Shelly Kaelin Under the supervision of Mr. Lozier, Larry Weickum and Jim Mounts leave for their Work Study projects. Glenn Emry, Gary Stock, and Glenn Culver wait out the cold before 4th period choir begins. 85 Dave Kneeland Kim Kneeland Dale Storm keeps busy during shop. Georgia Martin Jim McDonald Lynn McGee Sharon Mod row Curt Krueger Don Kyllonen A typical crowded hall between classes. Girls gather in the library before one of the noon meetings. Todd Pope Sylvia Prothero 87 88 Darrell Seymour Carolyn Short Curtis Smith Peggy Smith Debbie Thompson Dick Wannamaker Calvin Webster Larry Weickum 89 Sue Welnmann Glenn Emry Lee McGehee Sharon Ordway ROW 1: Robin, Pat Chandler, Kim Baydek, Rickey Maddux, Tony Lindoff, Glenn Emry, Shelly Kaelin, Doug Camp, Dean Denman. ROW 2: Keven Nearhood, Kevin Smith, Kirk Smith, Mike Pettitt, Mark Klungland, Pam Lutton, Bettyann Carney, Jack Rogers, Val Henry. ROW 3: Miss Houston, Susan, Peter Barney, Jo Anne Vesey, Debra Britschgi, Donald Sharp, Mike Cleveland, Steven Jackson, Jeanne Eilers, Jim McDonald. ROW 1: Melanie Jordan, Melissa Byrd, Timothy Marshall, Peggy Smith, Pete Anderson, Glenn Zimbelman. ROW 2: Greg Mizner, Jackie Dickinson, Sue Weinmann, Cindy Martin, Lynita Mains, Sharon Modrow. ROW 3: Miss Houston, Bill Goetz, Jeff White, Darius Bettis, Darrell Seymour, Gary Stock, Stanley Strong. Absent Kathy Gundersen. SENIORS. . . .PAST AND PRESENT ROW 1: Lee MeGehee, Tim Robbins, Jeff Sellers, Bruce Thomas. ROW 2: Gary Johnson, Pam Pavlich, Lynn Arsanto, Laurie Laccinole, Kathy Pierce, Charley Dille. ROW 3: Guy Hanson, Greg Duckett, Linda Hendrickson, Dan Kennedy, Rodney Thawsh, Mark Jasmer, Mrs. Long. Under the leadership of Advisers Lloyd Blanusa, Gary Sambila, Deryl Ross, Joan Owens and Elsie Rich, the Class of '74 began their final year. Elected to the Officers positions were President Vic Alexander, V.P. Dave Kneeland, Sec. Treas. Kim Baydek and Rep. Glenn Emry. Activities for the Seniors (besides the usual harrassment of under- classmen) included Hard Hat and Overalls day, choosing announce- ments, purchasing Caps and Gowns, and finally..........Graduation itself. 93 AWARDS AND TORCH HONOR - Lynn Rastelli, Hilda Stachelscheld, TORCH HONOR - Tom Sanger, Bari Heins, Sue Weinmann, Mike Jeanne Eilers. Pettltt. TORCH HONOR - Lyn McGee, Sylvia Prothero, Tim Belnap, Vicki TORCH HONOR - Cindy Straley, Shelly Swanson, Kim Knee land, Lynn Arsanto. Joanne Knapp ABSENT. Kaelin, Bonnie Goins. MUSIC AWARD - Ed Hill ACTIVITIES - Tom Sanger SPORTSMANSHIP - Lynn Arsanto and Gary Stock. HONORS BOSCH LOMB - Tim Belnap CITIZENSHIP - Lynn Rastelli Torch Honor consists of a cumulative Grade Point Average of 3.25 for all 4 years. Student Awards are selected by the faculty. FACULTY INSPIRATION - Mike Pettitt Jeanne Eilers. PUBLICATIONS - Wendy Goegebuer, Sue VOCATIONAL - Lynn Arsanto, Mike Pettitt, Bonnie Weinmann. Culver. SENIOR ACTIVITIES VICTOR ALEXANDER - Class Pres. 4; Honor Society 2,3,4; P.E. Assistant 3. JAY ARGO - See. Treas. 2; Office Assist 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Track 4; Homecoming King 4. LYNN ARSANTO - Girl's Club 1,2; Pep Club 2,3,4, Letter Winner 2,3,4; Wrestling Aux 2,3,4, Letter Winner 2,3; Honor Society 2,3,4; Pep Staff 1,2,3,4; Teacher's Assist 3,4; Homecoming Queen 4. PATTY BAKKEN - Pep Club 4, Letter Winner 4; Drill Team 1, Letter Winner 1; Teacher's Assist. 3,4; Choir 3. DON BALSLEY - F.F.A. 1; Track 3,4. KIM BAYDEK - Class Pres. 3; Sec. 4; Letterman's Club 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Teacher's Assist4; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Court 4. MIKE BELFIELD - Teacher's Assistant 4. TIM BELNAP - Honor Society 2,3,4; Football Manager 2; Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2. GREGORY BENSON - P.E. Assistant 4; Tennis 1. BARBARA BLUME - Girl's Club 2; Switchboard 4; Red Cross 2; GAA 2. JUDY BROTHERTON - Transferred from Chula Vista Jr. High 2; Foreign Exchange 2. DOUG CAMP - Lettermen's Club 3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3, Treas. 2,3, Judging Team 2,3, Parliamentary Procedure 2,3; Football 2,3; Wrestling Manager 1; Track 1. MIKE CLEVELAND - Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, Exec. Board 4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Red Cross 1; Stage Band 1,2,3; Football 2,3; Baseball 1; Wrestling 2,3,4; Track 1,2. CATHY COATES - Girl's Club 2,3,4; Wrestling Aux 2.3.4, Pres. 3; Letter Winner 3; Honor Society 2,3,4; Teacher Assist 3,4. VIRGIL COOP - Teacher's Assistant 3. BONNIE CULVER - Girl's Club 1,2,3,4, Cabine 3,4, Letter Winner 1,2,3,4; Librarian 4; GAA 1; Letter Winner 1. JERRY CULVER - F.F.A. 1,2,3, Judging Team 1; Stage and Game Crew 2; Track 2. MAUDI DEAN CRAIG DESJARDINS - Lettermen's Club 4; Band 1.2.3.4, Honor Band 4; Basketball 3; Track 1,2,3,4. JEANNE EILERS - Girl's Club 4; Wrestling Aux 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4, Pts. Chr. 2, Letter Winner 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Basketball Scorekeeper 1,2,3,4; Track!; Band 1,2; Office Assist. 4; P.E. Assistant 2,3,4; Counselor's Assist 3,4. GLENN EMRY - Class Rep. 3,4; Lettermen's Club 3,4; A Capella Choir 4; Teacher's Assist 4; Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Lettered 3,4; Homecoming Usher 4; Tolo King 4. BARI HEINS - Girl's Club 1,2,3,4, Letter Winner 2,3,4; A Capella Choir 2,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4, Letter Winner 1,2,3,4; Wrestling Aux 4, Letter Winner 4; Honor Society 2,3,4. WENDY GOEGEBUER - Girl's Club 1,2,3,4, Sec. Treas. 2, Cabinet 4, Letter Winner 1,2,3,4; ACapella Choir 3,4; Pep Club 2,3, Letter Winner 2; Wrestling Aux 4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Ecology Club 1; Annual Staff 2.3.4, Co-Editor 4; Hornet Staff 2; Librarian 3; Teacher's Assist 4; Office Assist 4; Red Cross 2; Chorus Ensemble 1. BILL GOETZ - Wrestling 1; Wrestling Manager4; Track 2 4. BONNIE GOINS - Girl's Club 1,2,3,4, Rep 2, V.P. 3, Letter Winner 1,2,3,4; Foreign Exchange 1; ACapella Choir 1,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Rep. 4, Letter Winner 2,4; Pep Staff 3,4; Teacher's Assist 3,4; Honor Society 2,3; Wrestling Aux 3,4, Pres. 4, Letter Winnter4; Office Assist 3; Red Cross 2; Ind. Events 3; Debate 3; Ecology Club 1, Pres. 1; Girl's Basketball 2,3; Track 1,2; Tennis 3,4; Volleyball 2,3,4; GAA 2,3,4, Letter Winner 1,2,3. KATHY GUNDERSEN - Foreign Exchange 1,2; Pep Club 1, Letter Winner 1; Honor Society 1; Ind. Events 3.4. MARCI HANSON - Girl's Club 2,3,4, Rep. 3, Pres. 4, Letter Winner 2,3,4; Foreign Exchange 2; ACapella Choir 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4, Letter Winner 2,4; Wrestling Aux 4; Honor Society 4; Annual Staff 4; Red Cross 2; Ecology Club 1; GAA 3. EDWIN HILL - Band 1,2,3,4, Stage Band 1,2,3,4, All- State Band 4; Honor Band 2,3; ACapella Choir 3;Honor Society 2,3,4; Drama 1; Chorus Ensemble 4; Football 2; Wrestling i,2,3,4. DEBORAH HURLEY - Band 2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4, Letter Winner 3,4; Teacher's Assist 3,4. JOHN HURLEY - F.F.A. 1; ACapella Choir 2,3,4; All- State Choir 4. STEVEN JACKSON - Ski Club 1,2,3; Foreign Exchange % 1,2; Ecology Club 1; Track 1. CONNIE JACOBS - Girl's Club 3; Drill Team 1; Librarian 4; Office Assist 4. DANNY JONES - Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,4; Key Club 2.3.4, Treas. 3; ACapella Choir 2; Honor Society 3,4; P.L Assist 3,4; Football 1; Baseball 1; Wrestling 1,2,3,4. SHELLY KAELIN - Girl's Club 1,2,3,4, Letter Winner 1,2,3; Key Heart 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4, Letter Winner 2,3,4; Wrestling Aux 2,3,4, Letter Winner 2,3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Pep Staff 1,2,3,4; Librarian 4; Teacher's Assist 3; Tennis 3; GAA 1,2,3,4, Letter Winner 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Court 4. DAVE KASZYCKI CONNIE KEARNEY - Transferred from Clover Park 4. BRENDA KENDALL - Girl's Club 1; Tennis 3,4; GAA 2,3, Letter Winner 2,3. BRUCE KIRK - Lettermen's Club 2,3,4; Key Club 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Sentinel 3, V.P. 4, Judging Team 1,2,3,4, State Band 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Football Manager 2. JOANNE KNAPP - Girl's Club 1,2,3, Letter Winner 1; Foreign Exchange 1,2, Delegate to Japan 2; Honor Society 2,3,4; Drill Team 1, Letter Winnerl; Teacher's Assist 3,4; Girl's Track 3. DAVE KNEELAND - Class V.P. 4; Lettermen's Club 2.3.4, Exec. Board 4; Key Club 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 1.2.3.4, Pres. 4; Teacher's Assist 4; Basketball 2,3; Baseball 2,3,4; Homecoming Court 4. KIM KNEELAND - Class V.P. 1; Girl's Club 1,2,3,4, Rep. 1,4, Letter Winner 1,2,3,4; Key Heart 3,4; Ski Club 1,2; Pep Club 2,3,4, Letter Winner 3,4; Wrestling Aux 2,3,4; Honor Society 2,3; Pep Staff 2,3,4; Tennis 3; GAA 1,2,3,4, Letter Winner 2,3; Homecoming Court 4. CURT KRUEGER - Lettermen's Club 3,4; Key Club 3,4; Sgt. at Arms 4; ACapella Choir 3,4; Honor Society 4; Annual Sports Editor 4; Teacher's Assist 4; Football 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 2; Blocking Award 4. DON KYLLONEN - F.F.A. 1,2; Football Manager 1; Track 1,4. GEORGIA MARTIN - Girl's Club 1,3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Switchboard 4; Teacher's Assist 3; Nurses Aid 2,3. JIM MCDONALD LYN MCGEE - ACapella Choir 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2, Letter Winner 1,2; Honor Society 2,3,4; Treas. 3, Band 1. LEE MCGEHEE - Lettermen's Club 2,3,4; F.F.A. 2,3; P.L Assist 3,4; Football 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Football Insp. Award 4. SHARON MODROW - Foreign Exchange 1; Teacher's Assist 4. JIM MOUNTS - F.F.A. 1,2A Wrestling 1. KEVIN NEARHOOD - F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Sentinal 3,4, Judging Team 3,4; Football 1; Baseball 1,2. GENE MENSING - F.F.A. 3,4; Ag. Assist 3,4. BRIAN O'NEAL - Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, Exec. Board 4; Teacher's Assist 4; Football 2,3,4, Honorary Captain Award 4, Coaches Award 4; Track 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Tolo King 4. SHARON ORDWAY RICHARD PARKKO - Office Assistant 4; Football 4; Wrestling 3,4. RON PATTEN - Transferred from Sumner 3. BRAD PECHEOS MIKE PETTITT - F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Officer 3,4, Judging Team 2,3,4, Pariiamentary Procedure 2,3,4, ftjblic Speaking 3,4, Creed Contest 1; Honor Society 2,3,4, Officer 4. KATHY PIERCE TODD POPE - F.F.A. 1; Football 1,2. ART PRIEST - Class Rep 1; Lettermen's Club 2,3,4; Ski Club 2,3,4; P.L Assist 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Base- ball 2,3; Track 1. SYLVIA PROTHERO - Switchboard 4. WENDY RANDOLPH - Wrestling Aux 3; Honor Society 2,3,4; Office Assist 4. LYNN RASTELLI - S.B.A. Pres. 4; Girl's Club 1,2,3,4, Letter Winner 1,4; Foreign Exchange 1; ACapella Choir 4; Pep Club 2, Letter Winner 2; Wrestling Aux 4; Letter Winner 4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Teacher's Assist 3; RedCross 2,3; Girl's State Alt. 3; GAA 1,2. DENISE ROBERTSON - Transferred from Sequoia Jr. Hi Kent 2; Girl's Club 2; Pep Club 2,4; Wrestling Aux 2,4; SPADES 4; GAA 2,4. TOM SANGER - Key Club 1,2,3,4, Rep. 1, Sec. 2, Pres. 3, Lt. Gov. 4; Band 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4; Honor Society 2,3; Football 2; Wrestling 3; Track 2,3,4. 97 TRACY SCOTT - Transferred from Lynnwood Jr. Hi 2; F.F.A. 3,4, Sec. 4, Judging Team 3, Sweetheart 4; Teacher's Assist 4; Pep Club 3,4; Letter Winner 3,4. JEFF SELLERS DARRELL SEYMOUR - Lettermen's Club 2,3,4; Key Club 3,4; ACapella Choir 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3; Basketball 2; Baseball 2,3. CAROLYN SHORT - Girl's Club 1,2,3,4, Letter Winner 2; Foreign Exchange 1,2; Pep Club 1, Letter Winner 1; Wrestling Aux 3,4, Treas. 4; Honor Society 2,3,4; P.E. Assist 4; Red Cross 2; GAA 1,2,3. CURTIS SMITH PEGGY SMITH - Class Sec. Treas. 3; Girl's Club 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 1,2,3, Pres. 2, Sec. 3; Foreign Exchange 1; Pep Club 2; Wrestling Aux 4; Librarian 4; Usherettes 2,3,4; GAA 1,2. HILDA STACHELSHEID - Girl's Club 2,3,4, Usherettes 2,3,4, Letter Winner2; ACapella Choir 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4, Pres. 4; Chorus Ensemble 1; Girl's State Delegate 3. RICK STEELE GARY STOCK - Class V.P. 3; Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, Exec. Board 4; ACapella Choir 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Tennis 4; Homecoming Court 4. DALE STORM CINDY STRALEY - Class Rep. 2, ACapella Choir 3,4; All-State Choir 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Pres. 3, Letter Winner 1,2,3,4; Wrestling Aux 2,3,4, Letter Winner 2,3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Pep Staff 4; Red Cross 3: Tennis 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4, Letter Winner 1,2,3,4; Key Heart 4. SCOTT STREEPY - Football 2; Track 4. VICKI SWANSON - Transferred from Stewart Jr. Hi 1; Inter-Hi Rep. 4; Girl's Club 4; Foreign Exchange 2; Honor Society 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Teacher's Assist 3,4; Red Cross 2. ROD THAWSH DEBBIE THOMPSON - Girl's Club 1,2,3,4; Letter Winner 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4, Letter Winner 2,3,4; Wrestling Aux 3,4; Pep Staff 3,4; Teacher's Assist 4; Usherettes 2,3,4; GAA 2,3,4; Letter Winner 2,4; Home- coming Court 4. DICK WANNAMAKER - Lettermen's Club 3,4; Track 3,4; Basketball 4. CALVIN WEBSTER - Lettermen's Club 3,4; Key Club 3; Wrestling 3,4; Track 2,3,4. LARRY WEICKUM - Lettermen's Club 3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Basketball Manager 1; Baseball 1,2,3,4. SUE WEINMANN - Class Pres. 1; Girl;s Club 1,2,3,4; Letter Winner 1,2,3,4; ACapella Choir 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Letter Winner 1,2; Wrestling Aux 4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Chorus Ensemble 1; Annual Staff 3,4; Co-Editor 4; Hornet Staff 2; Teacher's Assist 4; Librarian 3; Office Assist 3; Red Cross 2,3; GAA 1. BETH WOLF - Girl's Club 1; Teacher's Assist 3,4; Office Assist 4; Nurses Aid 3. GLENN ZIMBELMAN - Key Club 2,3,4; Pres. 4; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Officer 3; Foreign Exchange 1; ACapella Choir 3; Honor Society 2,3,4; Football Manager 1; Basketball 1,2,3; Teacher's Assist 4. CHERYL ZWEEKHORST - Girl's Club 1; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Letter Winner 4; Wrestling Aux 4; Teacher's Assist 2,4; Judging Team 1,2 . 98 Oakland A' pitcher We Stock talk to WRHS Baseball players. Husband and Wife team of Jack and Betty Ross discuss office matters. Brian talks to his table partner In study hall. Gary Samblla confers with shop student Bill Goetz. Mr. Mellish observes as the heaters are frozen at 68 . 99 BUZZ INN JAYHAWK’S INC. VIZ’S DAIRY DINER CASCADE SECURITY BANK AMERICAN FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ALICE'S FABRICS BEN FRANKLIN BOOKTER'S CAKE PASTRY SHOPPE COURIER-HERALD-NEWS-BANNER DOUGLAS TAIT M.D. ENUMCLAW AUTO PARTS ENUMCLAW FLORIST GREENHOUSES EVAN G. WOODS, D.D.S. GENE EMRY MOTORS GUNDERSON'S JACK R. ELVIN, D.M.D. JOHN D. ERICKSON, M.D. LUMBER SPECIALTY INDUSTRIES INC. MAX TONEY UNION OIL McCAULEY'S CHEVRON ALBER'S FEED FARM SUPPLY ARNOLD E. SABIN, C.P.A. BUCKLEY CLEANERS DOLEZAL CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC EARL RODEN, D.C. FISHER BROS. COAST TO COAST FOUR SEASONS RESTAURANT GLASS SUPPLY COMPANY HIWAY GROCERY JENSEN'S MEN'S WEAR 100 CRAMER TV WEYERHAEUSER CO. BUCKLEY REAL ESTATE SECOR'S MEN’S HAIRSTYLING PACIFIC NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON MEDICAL SURGICAL CLINIC MILES MOERGLI INSURANCE AGENCY NELSON HARDWARE LUMBER RACK'S DRUG STORE SMITH BROS. HARDWARE STAN BORESON MUSIC CENTER STEPHEN W. BROOKS, D.D.S. T B M VAN SICKLE ARCO WALT VERN'S AUTO PARTS WHITMORE FUNERAL HOME YOUNG'S FLORAL GIFTS JIM FUGATE FORD KAY'S DEPARTMENT STORE LYLE NORMAN FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP MADDEN'S MOULDEN AND SONS NORM'S MOBIL SERVICE PENNEY'S PERSON REALTY ROY'S JEWELRY R. W. MORRISON, D.D. 103 104 105 9 0--'J _ S ■£ CD O P«C‘ BP3VK a 3 a, v m x Lockwood, Diane - 69 Loney, Troy - 18,77 Lozier, Mr. Robert - 56,85 Lykstad, Dev id - 43,74,47 Madden, Mr. Van - 54 Magstadt, David - 18,19,25,62 Manguia, Oscar - 18,25,63,46 Mark, Tom - 62 Mancini, Fabrixio - 28 Marque f, Car lot - 32,69 Marine, Bambl - 74 Marine, Mn. Judy - 55 Mar it, Carol - 20,25,62 Marth, Patty - 74 Marth, Tim - 74 Martin, Georgia - 18,86 Mayfield, Don� - 27,69 McCart. Pat - 16,32,33,35,40,75 McDonald, Jim - 86,92 McFadden, Tom - 44 McGee, Kathy - 27,69 McGee, Lyn - 17,26,86,94 McGehee, Lee - 16,32,33,39,40.90. 93,44 MeGuinnes, Mr. Bernard - 57,72 Mellish, kfr. R. W. - 12,54,99 Mellish, Patti - 8,17,24,26,75 Menaing, Gene - 18,82 Merifield, Mrs. Virginia - 57 Metke, Julie - 62 Metcalf, Bill - 18,65 Mihelitch, Chrit - 75 Mihulich, Barbara - 19,20,62 Miller, Mr. Fred - 54 Miller, Janell - 9,17,20.22,27,49 Miller, Kathy - 74 Miller. Rick - 42,43.50,62,45 Miller, Trudy - 17,22,26,27,75 Mitchell, Bruce - 18,25,50,51,63 Modrow, Sharon - 86,92 Morgan, Cindy - 69 Morgan, Ken - 69 Moriarty. Chuck - 12,32,33,39,72, 75.46 Morrow, Dottle - 75 Motier, Jean - 69 Motier, Marian - 63 Mounts, Jim - 85,87 Mull, Gordon - 18,69 Mullins, Nora - 63 Nearhood, Keven - 18,87,92 Nelson, Kim - 63 Nelson, Tracy - 69 Newcomb, Craig - 16,32,34,43,75, 46 Ochsner, Martin - 18,19,24,65 Olet, Cathy - 29,77 O'Neal, Brian - 9,16.32,33,38.40. 87.99.46 Ordway, Denise - 75 Ordway, Mark - 69 Ordway, Sharon - 90 Owens, Mis Joan - 57 Papenbrock, Cindy - 8,20,25,22,49 Parkko, Richard - 32,33,43,87 Patson, Perry - 15,25,28,69,47 Patten, Ron - 90 Patton, Terry - 18,65 Pecheos, Brad - 90 Pecheoa, Cindy - 63 Peloli, Jim - 75 Pemberton, Cathy - 20,21,24,70 Perkins, Don - 65 Petersen, Marry - 70 Petersen, Anne - 22,70 Peterson, Scott - 75 Pettltt, Andy - 18,77 Pettltt, Elizabeth - 10 Pettltt. M.ke - 16,17,18,87,92.94.95 Phelan, Tim - 63 Phi Hey, Brian - 71,45 Pierce, Jeff - 50,63,45 Pierce, Kathy - 76,87,93 Pope, Todd - 87 Porter, Jo Ann - 20,63 Price, Jeff - 18,70 Priest, Art - 32,34,88 Priest, Bill - 50,63,65,45 Priest, Charlene - 9,20,29,75 Pro hero, Sylvia - 87,94 Randall, Terri - 22,63 Randolph, Wendy - 88 Rastelli. Lynn - 12.15.17,26,88.94, 95 Ray, Chris - 65 Reedy, Connie - 9,25,27,75 Reedy. Debbie - 63 Reedy, Les - 70 Reedy, Lewis - 63 Reuter, Darren - 51,63,45 Rhodes, Roes - 77 Rich, Mrs. Elsie - 15,57 Richardson, Bonnie - 75 Riley, Debbie - 18,70 Robbins, Tim - 16,75,93,46 Roberts, Bob - 88 Robertson, Bruce - 18.70 Robertson, Denise - 20,27,88 Ros, Mrs. Betty - 55,99 Ross, Mr. Deryl - 43,59, 46 Rou, Mr. Jack - 10,56,99 Ros, Rick - 76 Rowe, Tim - 70 Rudolph, Mr. Russ - 39 Russell, Jeanette - 18,63 Sand in, Mr. Carl - 55 Sagnella, Monica - 19,24,63,47 Sambila, Mr. Gary - 32,56,99 Sammons, Mr. Ken - 26,56,59 Sanger, Carol - 8,20,24,27,66,70 Sanger, Mr. Thomas - 13.57 Sanger. Tom - 14,24,25,26,88,94,46 Sankey, Pat - 42,50,63.46 Sapp, Randy - 76 Sargent, Dale - 25,76,46 Sargent, Dan - 25,29.50,64 Satterthwaite, Sheldon - 32,39,70,46 Sauve, Bill - 64 Schenk, Mrs. Janet - 26 Schiewe, Sylvia - 20,22,27 28,70 Sch I les man, Debbie - 17,20,21,22, 24.26.48.76.47 Schlosser, Mr. Cass - 55 Sch me I zee, Jake - 76 Schmidt, George - 18,64 Schneider, Lowell - 64 Schneider, Wayne - 76 Scott, Debbie - 20,70 Scott, Tracy - 88 Seilers, Dave - 77 Sellers, Curt - 64 Sellers, Jeff - 88,93 Seymour, Darrell - 14,16,25,26,88, 92.44,45 Shockey, Chuck - 24 Short, Carolyn - 15,17,88 Simmons, John - 32,70 S me the ram, Mr. Don - 57,47 Smith, Bruce - 70 Smith, Chuck - 70 Smith, Curtis - 88 Smith, David - 50,51,64,47 Smith. Dennis - 15 Smith, Peggy - 9,15,88,92 Smith, Wayne - 18,64,46 Stachebeheld, Hilda - 8,17,26,89,95 Stachelscheid, Linda - 19,20,49,64 Steele, Rick - 89 Steele, Roger - 77 Stock, Gary - 11,16,26.38,40,85.89. 92,94 Storm, Bruce - 76 Storm, Dave - 76,89 Storm, Dale - 86 Storm, Mrs. Delores - 55 Storm, Earl - 55 Storm, Jackie - 27,70 Storm, Patty - 20,21,76,47 Stotts, Sherry - 20,27 70 Strain, Mrs. Joyce - 57 Strain, Mike - 64 Straley, Cindy - 13,14,17,20,21,24, 26.48.89.94.47 Streepy, Guy - 70,46 Streep y, Scott - 89,46 St rub, Mike - 76 Suiter, Vickie - 65 Sutherland, Ed - 70 Sutphin, Ken - 50,65 Swanaon, Vickie - 12,15,17,89,94 Tait, Maura - 12,19,25.64,47 Talem, FHomena - 14,17,20,22,24, 27,48,70 Talens, Ramon - 14,24,77,47 Talley, Debbie - 22,70 Talley, Val - 18,64 Talmadge, Greg - 77,46 Talmadge, Patty - 27,70 Talmadge, Tim - 32,29,40,76,46 Thawah, Rod - 89,93 Thebert, Phil - 24,50,64 Till, Marv - 76 Thomas, Tonette - 8,22,76 Thompson, Debbie - 9,11,20,22,48, 89 Thompson, Jeff - 65 Thompson, Mr. Robert - 14,57,72 Tibeau, Guy - 18,65 Till, Marv - 76 Udd, Mr. Darrell - 54 Udulutch, Karlene - 17,20,22,70 Uhls. Lba - 20,70 VanValkenburg, Archie - 25,70 Vetey, Jo Ann - 22,49,76,92 Walker, Bob - 16,26,32,34,77,47 Walker, Clint - 65 Walsh, Richard - 39,76,45 Watkir� , AI - 65 Wanna maker, Dick - 16,89,46 Webb, Paul - 70 Webster, Calvin - 42,43,89,46 Weickum, Carolyn - 76 Weickum, Greg - 71,46 Weickum, Larry - 85,89,44,45 Weinmann, Sue - 9,13,15,17,26,90, 92,94,108 Werley, Keith - 14,76 Westby, Jim - 65 Wharton, Carolyn - 76 Wheeler, Dale - 71 Whitaker, Mike - 10,13,16,25,26,32, 34,36,71 White, Kathy - 25,27,71 WhitehouM, Doug - 14,71,45 Whitmore, Annette - 17,25,71 Whitmore, Millie - 27,76 Williams, Martin 46 Williams, Mary - 18,20,25,65 Williamson, Todd - 71 Wilson, Mr. Jim - 55 Wilson, Vicki - 76 Wolf, Beth - 90 Wolfe, Sandra - 65 Wytko, Mr. Dave - 50,74 Zimbelman. Glerv� - 12,14,90,92,45 Bweekhorst, Cheryl - 18,22 Zweekhorst, Donna - 18,27,90 FOOTBALL AWARDS: Blocking, Curt Krueger, Inspiration Lee McGehee, Honorary Captain ind Coaches Award, Brian O'Neal; Tackling, Chuck Moriarty. Through the years at old White River True we'll always be. Each year spent at White River High takes on its own special meaning to every one of us. When we look back 10 or 15 years from now we may see things that we don't see now, and perhaps even more important, we will not see things then that we see now. Life is a cycle, from summer to spring, grade school to graduation, that carries each of us to a different goal. We hope that in 10 or 15 years, when you look back in this annual you can re-capture the days spent at Old White River. 108