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/>11/J/ished hy The Associated Student Body Grays Harbor College Aberdeen, Washington
Dedication J\1lr. /\lfrcd .J. lJillicr, outstanding educator and beÂ
state.
l\lorcovcr, he was recently elected president of the
loved instructor of history and forensics, has done more for
\tVashington State forensic coaches and has served as national
the development of Grays lJ - arbor College and the forensics
president of Phi Hho Pi. During his term of office, Grays
program in the junior colleges of \i\Tashington than anyone
Harbor was host to the national tournament in 1959.
we know.
J\t the annual award assembly this spring, the student union building was officially named the /\. J. Hillier Union
Mr. Hillier came to Grays I larbor College in the fall
Building, to be known as the HU 13.
of 1931 when our college w:is only one year old. fn 1950 he was n;u11ed
Dean
of
the
Faculty by
the
Board
of
Not only is Mr. l lillier a leader in education, literally
hducation.
putting our college on the map, but he is active in community affairs,
During the past eleven years his forensic students
;ind his influence and inspiration to his forensic
have participated in the national junior college tournaments
teams and to his colleagues have won him a lasting place in
sponsored by Phi Rho Pi. The many trophies won by his
the hearts of students and faculty.
teams show the
untiring
eff orts
and
guid:ince
of
their
To Mr. /\lfrcd J. 1 lillier we sincerely dedicate the
beloved coach.
1961 Na111i/11s in appreci;1tion of the untiring and able assist ance that he has given to the students of Crays l larbor
Because of i\11 r. 1 Jillier's forensic work in \i\T ashington
College during the past thirty years.
State, there are now five chapters uf Phi l�ho Pi, National l lonorary Forensics Fraternity for Junior Colleges, in the
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JANUARY
2-3
College J•'.ntrance J•'.xams
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Freshman Orientation
l�cgistration Classes Begin
14
J•'.nginccring Club Dance
17
First l);iy of Classes
Centralia Carne, Here
24
Seattle-Paci fie Game, J�lcrc
23
I�egistration Dance
27
J•'.TT;\ Dance
29
Goverr:or l�osellini Visits Campus
14- l 6
l9
Registration
FEBRUARY
2
OCTOBER 4
Secretary ol
7 12
8
Labor James Mitchell Visits Campus
PTK Bake Sale Cla rk College Game, L-lerc
11
Columbia Basin College Game, llerc
A. Vv. S. Social Hour
14
Tyee Candy Sale
Red Cross Blood Drive
17
\1Vriters' Club Dance
22
Seattle Frosh Game, Here
23
Portland J<rosh Game, Herc
14
J.
17
Congresswoman Julia Butler J-lansen Visits Campus
2l
Lloyd Andrews Visits Campus
27
Burch-Morley Debate
C. \i\l orks hop
28
Pep Assembly---1 -I omecoming Review
29
Ilomecoming Game and Dance
MARCH
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J 4-16 l7 20-2 l
NOVEMBER
22
OSC ]•'rosh Game, Herc \1Vintcr Play
l •'. xams J•'.nd of Quarter Registration
Cl asses Begin
Dale Nordquist Visits Campus
APRIL
11
Veterans' Day Holiday
12
Poly-Sci Dance
14
17
Phi Theta Kappa Bake Sale
28
Talent Show and Dance
Fall Play
29
Spring Formal
17-18 19
7
Hiking Club Dance
MAY
I 1-12
DECEMBER 10
}\. 'vV. S. Father-Daughter Banquet
12
Christmas Assembly
] 3-15 16
Lettermen's Dance Phi Theta Kappa Dance
17
Award Assembly
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Spring Play
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Students and Faculty of Grays 1--:Tarbor College: I am pleased to have this opportunity to express these words of greeting and good wishes in your 1961 Nauti I us. Each Yearbook serves as a historical document por足 traying the Ii fe of the institution for an academic year. As one looks through its pages, people and events that have faded in memory are revived.
Frequently one looks into
a
Nauti Ius to find a picture of a college friend, a club, an event, an athletic team, or a professor. l\lf y congratulations to the graduating sophomores. I hope that every one of you will successfully continue his search for education. My best wishes to the freshmen.
f look forward to
seeing many of you back at Grays 1--farbor College next year. l would like personally to thank the faculty and stu足 dents for their wonderful cooperation durir-:g the school year. Also, I offer my sincere congratulations to the annual staff for an excellent job on the Yearbook.
Edward P. Smith President, Grays Harbor College
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MAU]ICE J. Dire.:tor
of
PHIPPS
Student
J. RICHARD FROST
Affairs
Registrcir
Psychology
Physicc1I Geography
MURRAY Superintendent
TAYLOR of
Schools
9 HELEN JEANE JONES Counselor Deon
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Women
PETER Director
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1ucult� VI NCENT
CHACE ANDERSON, Jr.
ALEKSEY
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BARBARA JANE BERK English
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DALE BURGESS Chernistry
Cooch,
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G.
DONALD W. BUTLER
!RENE
CAMPBELL
DR. C. Y. JESSE CHIANG
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English
Political
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DARRYL CRAIT Business Administration
HAROLD
J.
ENRICO
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Science
J. DALE GIER
ALFRED J. HILLIER
Assistant Football Coach
History, Sociology, Forensics Deem of the
Physical Education
GAYLORD W.
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ANNE HOLEY English
HINZE
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JOHN KILLIAN Economics,
Psychology
RICHARD
LANDBERG
LOUIS
Art
JOSEPH
MESSMER
Biology
Business
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R.
SCOTT
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WINFIELD Engineering,
SHAFFER Physics
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ALFRED
SIMON
JOHN
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JOHN
SMITH
Physical
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STENSAGER
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SPELLMAN
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Be1sketball
Coach,
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Sociology
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EDWIN
ROY UNDEM
STRICKER
ELMER
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Chemistry
DAVID
WALLER
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MURIEL
GIBSON
MOORE
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Leo Pilas, Jcmet
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BACK ROW (left to right), Joan Harberson, Shciron Freer, Joan Morrow. FRONT ROW (left to right): Dione Corey, Dione Davison.
BACK ROW FRONT ROW
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to right): Ken Nopiontek, lc1rry Peck, to right): Julie Johnson, Rebeccc1 Reid.
Don
Lapinski.
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BACK KOW (left to right), Bill Stephens, Bill Stone, Gene Young. FRONT ROW (left to right): Joan Tackett, Myrna L. Normcâ&#x20AC;˘n. Thornos J. Hendrickson.
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BACK ROW (left to right): Bud Mason, Linda Demiel, FRONT ROW (left to right), Toni Laier, Sandi Smith.
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rioLlS activities to be sponsored by the council.
This year's student body was represented by a fine
Mr. Phipps,
President,
the director of Student }\!fairs, served as advisor for the
Don Vlhitc; vice-president, \!cm Heikkela; secretary, \Vy
council. Some of the projects sponsored by the council were
council.
The elected oflicers were as
follows:
liss \t\farwick; treasurer, Stayna Degg, and A. \V.S. president
the winter formal, the faculty dinner , the spring function,
Frances Schoon111aker.
the homecoming e\·er:ts and 111any others that were enjoyed
The appointed co111111issioncrs were
by all.
.Judy Fisher, M arilyn Nordlund, Glenn Garner and E111ery . l laggin.
J•:ach council member contributed to the success of
these projects.
The council rnct on \Vednesday of every week to
\Ve can all be proud of the 1960-61 student
council that sen·cd us at Grays Uarbor College.
discuss the affairs of the student body and to plan the va47
a.w.s. The Associated Womens Students enjoyed a busy, successful year
under
the
leadership
of
Frances
Schoonmaker,
Sharon Moore, vice-president; Margaret Philbrick, secretary-treas urer; and Marion Sell, social chairman.
District chairmen and dis
trict social chairmen were elected al the beginning of lhe school year.
District chairmen
social
chairmen
were:
I;
were
third
social
hour
was
held
sponsored for
the entire
student
fill in the empty weekends.
during
the
spring
function
The
with
a
Hawaiian theme. The council, accompanied by Miss Jones and Miss Berk at
District
district
hours
tended the A. W. S. convention held at the University of Wash
IV.
Helseth,
social
Janet
district
Janice
Four
body throughout the year to
Young, district II; Delores Gross, district III, and Marjorie Winter halter,
were:
place and a painted nativity scene were among the decorations.
president;
Ruth
Land
strom, district I; Barbara Emmerich, district II; Judy Hubble, dis trict III, and Rogene McGealhy, district IV.
Miss Jeanne Jones
ington
in
February.
About
girls were in
250
attendance
Eight college girls were selected as "Girls of the Month" by the counci I on the basis of the girls' participation in college aclivities.
is the advisor. A Father-Daughter Banquet was held in December honoring
The
Mothers'
Tea
was
held
May
7,
honoring
lhe girls' fathers and the male faculty members.
The program
students' mothers, women facully, and faculty wives.
consisted
by
the
Smith.
of
several
musical numbers and
Approximately
a
talk
President
100 were in attendance.
the
Christmas
holidays.
Stockings
hanging
program
were
musical
number ,
interpretive
all college Included on
readings,
in
stallation of officers, and the presentation of trophies to the girls
The student union building was decorated by the A. W. S. for
from
Washington and Idaho colleges.
from
lhe
fire-
of the month.
The guest of honor al this year's tea was Mrs. A. J.
Hillier.
a.w.s. left
to
Gross, Marion
right:
Janice
Marjorie Sell,
Helseth,
Winterhalter,
Margie
Philbrick,
Jones-advisor.
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Janet
Young,
Frances Sharo.1
Dolores
Schoonmaker, Moore,
Miss
District Two
District One District Three
District Four
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Sharon Moore January
Beverly
Lundquist
Februc1ry
Wyllis Warwick
Mory Ann Metzger
October
November
Janet
Young
March
Frcmces Schoonmaker April
Mc1rgie
Philbrick
December
Nancy
Gill
May
The
Grays
Harbor
Forensics
squad topped otf a successful season this year by participating in the na tional tournament at Stockton Ju nior College in Stockton, Califor nia.
Three trophies were won by
the Grays Harbor squad: a second place
trophy
speaking
by
111
extemporaneous
Della
Wakefield,
a
fourth place trophy in impromptu speaking by Frances Schoonmaker, and
a
fourth place trophy
111
ora
tory by Dave Gadwa. The Grays Harbor squad also at tended tournaments at Pacific Lu theran
University, Seattle
C o I I e g e,
Pacific
University of
Sound, and Linfield College.
ROW
ONE
Helsct:i,
(left
Me1rilyn
to
right):
Nordlund.
Bonr1ie
Brc1i1 t ,
Della
Wakefield,
Jc111ice
ROW TWO (left to right): Ncmcy Gill, Frances Schoonmaker, Mr. -cooch,
Dc1vid Gc1dwo.
51
Hillier
Puget
---
" •"
meyer,
•o W
r<o" • o ';, , 'J, "' •• Caro le '• "'" Jcr:lon, " '"'· Joan '•"'•• W iniecki •ow o Wo , Mo ;., UoOo "'" •o riorie "' '''' Young Wi.:ter , Jerr •• b holte r. y Rouh ;�-o alc1, o, ;. ,,_ Jim S <•o " aari. '°" M ;• •
'"ONo
Arthu r
' " '' •
••;o,
52 /Jo" leo
>o
Pitas,
,;, '")' P erry
M ;•o Ooo <, Killeb rew_
n,oo
'••O•o ,.,_
<o•oJo
'•.Oo o,
llautilus
FIRST
ROW
Lundquist,
(left
Carlee:i
to
right):
Lindo
Johcrnsen, Thea
Borgmeyer,
Maureen
SECOND ROW (left to righ t) : Zoe Nagrodski, Shc1ron Fogde,
Caroline
Steve;;s:11 1 ,
Mlke
Patrick,
53 left
to
right:
Beverly
Lundquist,
meier, Maureen Ness, Clyde
Ellis,
Joan Linda
Tackett,
Sharon
Borgmeyer.
Hans足
Ness,
Beverly
Borgmeyer.
Ccirole
Hcmsrneier, Jeannette
Jorda:i,
Mciry
Grabow.
Blitlie
Left to right:
Bruce Dic1mond, Mciry Ann Metzger, Jan Pendergroft, Com
Jerry Keltner,
Patty
Wilen,
Pat Dwyer,
Gordon
Heath,
Karen Goeres,
left
Acker.
Com
to
right:
Patricia Wilen,
Jerry
Keltner,
Arle:�e
Kinssies,
Don
White, Mcary
Heath, Kciren Goeres.
1own
Left
to
right:
Bill Michalak,
54
David
Gadwa,
Robert Srnith,
Clydo
Ellis,
Patricia Wilen,
Koren Gordon
Goeres, Acker,
Sharon
Honsmeier,
Jcinice Helseth.
Jerry
Keltner,
Ann
Metzger,
?nusic T he Grays 1--brbor College l\lf usic Department, under the direction of Mr. Eugene Stensager and JV( r. Gaylord Hinze, had a very active and successful year. i\lf r. Hinze's pep band provided the music for many of our home football and basketball games.
Mr. Stensager's
choir performed at 1';H1ous school functions and for several c1v1c organizations. The
111usic
dep;1rtment
put
on
assemblies
at
high
schools throughou1¡ Grays I !arbor County. Taking part in these performances were the choir, brass ensemble, trombone quartet, a "pop" group, and the Gaynotes.
left to
Gill,
right:
Mary
Yvonne
Mr.
Hinze-director,
Osborn,
Englund,
Don
Jean
Gory
Gibson,
Parks,
Elizebeth
Grigsby, Eric
N�111cy
Knudson,
Peterso1,
Ron
Giuntoli, Adele Foster, Stewart Attwood, Dove McKinstry, Oli.1
Hogan,
Scott Jarntoas,
55
Bob Cole.
SEATED: Eric STANDING Jeanne Warren.
(left
to
Jorntoos,
right): Olin
Gory
Hogon,
Gibson, Do.l
Porks,
Preston.
56
Mory
Osborn,
Scott
Ron
Giu:itoli,
Stuart
Knudson.
(left to right),
Grigsby,
Nancy
Gail Gill,
Hcrnnuk, Shciron
Carolyn
Moore,
Woos,
Barbaro
路
ROW THREE: Jim Novc1k, Bill Michal:ik, Olin Hegan, Don Candey, Dave McKhstry, Bob Mc颅 Kean, Poul Seymour, Stewart Attwood, Roger Myhre, Hank Michec1u, Eric Knudson. ROW FOUR: Robin Brockmueller, Gary Gibson, Bill Dolby, Jerry Fritts, Chuck Carl, Bob Preston, Kc1y Looksonen, Scott Jorntaas, Doug Agee, Don Parks.
ROW ONE (left to right): Mr. Stensager, Gc1il Hon:路 uk, Judy Sanfcrd, Charlotte Prosise, Judy Fisher, Linda Borg1neyer, A::lele Fester, Bcrbora Warre ., Beth Carossino, Nancy Gill, Carolyn Woos, Carn Heath, Karen kc1smusse.1. ROW TWO: Shoro"l Moore, Mory Osborn, Arlene Kinssies, lindc1 Lightburn, Kore1 Goeres, Jeanne Grigsby, Sharon Robertson, Nancy Nelson, Dorothy August, Rogene McGeotchy, JoAnn Homan, Mary Grabow, Mory Moore.
57
Clubs
This page sponsored by National Bank of Commerce and J. C. Penney Company
The i n t er c lu b council was formed this year by the student council for a comrnuni:ation link between the student body and individual clubs.
Members are the various presidents
of all clubs and the vice-president of the stu足 dent body with Mr. Waller as advisor. Their purpose is the distribution of infor足 mation and the c o
-
ti o n s
FRONT Barbara
ROW
(left
Bozak,
to
Vern
right)o
Bill
Heikkila,
Fred
Pickles, Bache.
Mary
Grabow,
BACK Tom
ROW
(left to right),
lundbom,
Mr.
Walter Meldrich,
Waller-adviser, Leo
60
Pilas,
Glenn Garner,
John Thorson.
.
i
o rd na
tion of social func足
FIRST
ROW
Bozak, Fronces Mory
(left
Patricia
to
right):
Wilen.
Schoonmaker,
Radford,
Mc1rgie
Yvonne
SECOND Wyllis
Englund,
ROW
Warwick,
(left
Bcirbor.J
to
right)'
Stayno
Degg,
Philbrick.
Left to right:
Joe
Martin Hill, Mr.
Kistler,
John Thorson,
Glenn Garner,
lc111dberg, Diane Richords,
Judy Thompson.
61
Bonnie Brant,
Polďż˝ Psi SEATED (left to right): Jordan,
Charlotte
Patti Potts, Thea Saeger,
Noyes,
lor.-w
Coro
c
Miller.
STANDING (left to righf),Judy Fisher,
Howard
Leshikor,
Mr. Crait-oclvisor, Zee Nagrodski, Chuck Byles, Marilyn Cummings,
FIRST
ROW
(left
to
right),
Judy
Fisher,
Lindo
Daniel,
Stayna Degg, Arlene Kinssies, Linda Ferrier, Nancy Gill. SECOND ROW (left to right): A:-:n Logan, Lindo Johnson, Jomes Hicks, Dolores
Janice Helseth,
THIRD ROV/ (left to right): Cciroline Stevenson, Rcismussen, Cheryl
Corn Heath,
John Hoines,
Gross.
Leo
Barnes,
Pilc1s, Bricm
Lindo Bailly, Virginia Wise,
David Scott, Marilyn
Burch,
Ruth
62
Wathik
Nordlund,
Alomi, Pat
Landstrom.
Karen
Nikolos,
Bob
Ryser,
Don
White,
Dr.
Chiang-advisor.
FRONT
ROW
(left
to
right),
Mr.
Scott-advlsor,
Pat
Dwyer, Kay Laaksonen, Stoyna Degg, Cam He:ith, Arlene Kinssies, BACK Don
Karen
ROW White,
Goeres.
(left Mary
to
right),
Ann
Jerry
Mehger,
Keltner, Pat
Bob
Wile.1,
Ryser, Gordo:•
Acker.
FRON T l:>rna
ROW
(left to right), Cam Sharri.
Miller,
lluncl ' Marilyn Nore strom,
Theo
BACK
ROW
Bache,
F a ulkner,
Bonnie
Saeger, (left to
Z oe
Brant,
Lindo . . t).. ngh
Nagrodski,
He cith'
Pat
. Stayna
Dixie
Tc1ylor,
Audrey
Henry,
wish,
Loretta
Moyer,
Barbc1ra
63
Ncmcy
lucy Bond,
Bcu. 1 1 y, Mr
Sharon Moore,
Antich,
David
McKinstrey.
Spellman-advisor, Degg,
p tty
Sue
Wilen,
�ozak,
G'll I ,
Ruth lcmd-
Dick
Fred
Homchick, Ruth
Gong-
Swanson.
F.�ONT ROVV (left to right): Bon:iie Bro:.t, Mary Grabow, JoA:1:1
Hemon,
SECOND White,
ROW
Linda
Landstrom, THIRD
M:::1n:-.ion,
(left
to right):
Borgmeyer,
Caroline
ROW
(left
man-adviser, Mel"z.ger,
Rita
Barb:1rc1 Dick
Marjorie
Worren.
Swanson,
Ruth
Stevenson.
to right),
Vern
Heikkila,
Dixie Taylor, Wyllis Warwick,
Jone
Shcmncn
Hollingworth,
Mr.
Spell
Mory A:rn
Davis.
FOUXTH ROW (left to right): John Thorson, Mike Patton, Brian
�Iii Club FRONT ROW (left to right), Bob
Bill Pickles, Joan Winiecki,
Lanning.
SECOND Scott,
ROW
Potti
(left
Potts,
to right),
Coroli.�.e
Mr.
Smith-advisor,
Steve:ison,
Toni
Ray
laier,
Pot
Voeller, Kore:i Rosmuss�·1, Carolyn We.as, Judy Sanford, Koy
loc1ksonen,
BACK
ROW
Dianich,
Bob
Anderson,
Bruce
(left
to
Preston,
Vern
leger::es, Norm:in Mikesell. right), Bill
W:oyne
Dolby,
Heikkila.
64
Sedgwick,
David
Morris,
Peter Ernie
Burch,
Martin Hill,
Sharon
Todd,
David
Hughes.
�e�vice Club Fl RST
ROW
wick,
Mc1ry
SECOND Mc1ry
(left
ROW
Ann
to
right),
Grabow,
Gordo"
Marilyn
(left to right),
Metzger,
Billie
Acker,
Cummi.":gs, Pat
Dwyer,
Chambers,
Wyllis Don
War
White.
Lorna Miller,
Margorie Holling
worth.
FIRST ROW (left to right): Scmdrc1 Jc1kola, Thea Soegcr, Dixie Taylor, Sharri Faulkner. SECOND Thompson, THIRD
ROW
ROW
advisors,
(left
Audrey (left
Bill
to
Henry, to
right), Mary
right),
Pickles,
Miss
Larry
Robertson.
65
Lorna
Miller,
Judy
Rc1dford. Berk,
Mr.
Davenport,
Butlcr Leonard
FIRST ROW (left to right), Clifton Bvcki.:gha ni, Walt Meldrich-presi dent, Al Carney, Fre:I Carlson, Pete Bergmon, Win Shaff er-advisor. SECOND ROW (left to right): Mick Waas, Fred Anderson, Tom Yuskiw-secre足 tory-treasurer, lorry Gallagher- vice-presid ent, Jim Johnson, Bill Porker, Louis Silva.
FIRST ROW, Mary
White,
(left to right), Ruth Ryser, Gloria Arnold, Mary Castle, Ruth Lane, Bette Wyman.
SECOND ROW Kendziora, Betty
(left to right):
Dorothy
Kugcm,
Hayrynen.
66
Donnc1 Winceiwicz,
Catherine
Helen
Doyle -instructor,
Club
FIRST ROW (left to right)' Gary Griffith, Lon Thomas, Gary Rosi, Jim Randall, Mike Brust足 kern, Hardy Spurgeon, Bill Fitzgerc1ld.
THIRD ROW (left to right): Jim Soori, Giles, Jirn Miller, Gary Giuntoli.
SECOND ROW (left to right), Chuck Best, Peter Jc1rvis, Jack Jones, lcirry Schoben.
67
Gc1rred
FOURTH ROW (left to right)' Wilber Fennel, Don Yeoger, Pat Hoonon, Clark Forsburg, Tom lundbom, George Fisher, Stan Albertson.
This page sponsored by Groys Harbor Choir & Mfg. Company and Aberdeen Federal Savings & Loon Association
UnJcr the chairmanship of Margaret Philbrick anJ /'.oc NagroJski anJ through the guiJance of the faculty, Homecoming 1960 was very successful. /\ttenJance recorJs were set at all the activities. FriJay night, October 28, Don \Vhite introduceJ the Homecoming Court: Zoe N agroJski, Frances
Schoonmaker,
.Joan
\Viniccki
anJ .Judy
Fisher.
President Smith crowned Patti Potts as queen of the festivi足 ties.
J\ standing-room-only crowd witnessed entertainment
prcsenteJ by Charlotte Prosise, Beth Carossino, Cam Heath, Carleen .Johansen,
Roger Mandery anJ
Randy \Villiams.
The college (jaynotcs, anJ a skit consisting of faculty mem足 bers,
Mr. Crait,
Mr. Enrico,
Mr.
1-lillier,
Mr.
Messmer
anJ Mr. Spellman was JirecteJ by Della WakeficlJ.
The
Grays Harbor College Choir concluded the Homecoming Hevue with the auJience participating in the singing of the "!\Ima 1\11 atcr." Saturday at Stewart FiclJ the Chokers playeJ one of their finest games of the season before a crowd-packed sta足 dium. Pat O'Conncr anJ Bob Izzi made touchdowns while Larry Scoval maJe the extra point to score 13-0 by ha! ftime. Team effort finally subdued Olympic .Junior College by
a
score of 13-7. Queen Patti Potts and her court were honored on the "Cruise d'amour" in the Cub where played sentimental sea chanties.
Ken Gillies
F:iculty, alumni, and stu足
dents agreed as they crossed the gangpla nk to the shore that Homecoming 1960 had truly been a boatload of memories.
Queen
Potti
Potts
70
left to right:
Joan
Winiecki,
Marie
Enrico,
Zoe
Nagroclski,
Queen
71
Patti
Potts,
Judy
Fisher,
Bobby Messmer, Frances Schoonmaker.
Home-comi11.9 Dance
72
This page sponsored by Anderson & Middleto n Lumber Company and Graystone of Grays Harbor
1oolball The Crays Harbor College football team enjoyed a highly successful season. The Chokers
finished the
season
with four hard
fought wins and three close losses. The Chokers opened against Fverett .J.C. at home and lost a heartbreaking 13-12 decision.
The next week they
traveled to Pasco and lost a 20-0 game to the Basinitcs.
The
game was much closer than the score indicated, however. The next home game was against \,\Tenatchee and the Cho kers won it 13-7. The Chokers played the Lower Columbia Red Devils and trounced them by a 20-0 score. They played Yakima next and shut them out 1 J-0. The l-lomecoming game was played against the Olym pic College Rangers, the Chokers winning it in resounding fashion,
The last game of
l3-7.
the
season
took
place
against unbeaten Oregon Tech and the Chokers led most of the way before losing 26-l9 ir: the final minute of play. Carne Scores J <'. ve rett
J.
c.
Crays Harbor
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Columbia Basin Crays Harbor Crays Harbor Crays I !arbor Oregon Tech
left to right: Coach Chase Anderson, Assistcint Coc1ch J. Dale Gier.
76
13
c; rays I Ltrbor
..... . . . . . . . . . . . .
33
Lower Columbia
20
Crays
0 0
Harbor
..................
13
\,\! enatchee
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13
Olympic
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26
Y:1ki111a
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26
Crays l larbo;-
12
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7 7
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0
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19
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1eam
BACK ROW Monson, Wc1yne
(left to r;ght),
Jin1
Sykes,
Grander,
Rcmdall, Jim
Cooch
Rick
Miller,
Cooch G;er, Fisher, Gory
Clark
Forsberg,
Willy
Fcnnol,
Griffin,
Larry
Lon
Andy
Thomas,
Scoval,
Jim
CENTER ROW (left to r;ght), Gold,
Patrick
Albertson,
O'Conner,
Mike
Brustkern,
Bill
Gary
Krekow,
Fitzgercild,
George
Anderson.
77
Dkk
Ron
Smith.
Fourn;er,
Mortin,
J;m
Stanley
FRONT
ROW
Jerry Fletcher, Bob
Izzi,
Jerry
(left
to
dght),
Oc1ve Rees, Olson.
D;ck
Stephens,
Don Yeager,
Wayne
Gary Rosi,
Combs,
Pete Jarvis,
...
t�
4
t
SPOR·s C•l£h'AR
1%01%1.;,
'J!
,.
•
�l
The Grays l farbor College Chokers enjoyed a suc cessful 14-11 basketball season.
CO ATHLETIC SUPPLY
The squad was one of the
most exciting to come out of the ] larbor area in many years and excelled in coming from behind and winning close games. The Chokers won all but two games at home but won only two on the road where it seemed almost impossible for thern to win. The Chokers were paced by six-foot N cw Yorker, Dave Mahlman, who averaged over 20 points a game with his varied assortment of shots. ference team.
Dave also made the all-Con
f\nother man of great skil.1 was LeHoy But
ler, the six-foot-two guard from
\¥est
Virginia.
LeHoy
speciali7.ed in long jump shots and with his deceptive speed drove for many easy lay-ins.
Ceorge lbines, six-foot-two
forward from Montesano, kept the Chokers in many games with his short hooks and jumpers.
The big rebounder of the
team was six-foot-five, 225-pounder Don Entus from Wish kah, who at times showed a good scoring touch.
The otbe,r
guard spot was held down by a tricky ball handler, Denny Oman (rom 11 waco. Top subs on the team were I�ick Fisher, the adept passer frorn
J\berdeen;
l�oy
Fri7.7.ell
from
Montesano;
Jerry Hatton from Ocosta; Mike Holmes, Portland; Larry Morris, I loquia111, and Denny LaCroix, 1-Toquiarn.
78 Left to right:
Cooch Jc1ck Stoddard,
Assistant Coc1ch
J.
Dale Gier.
Basketball 1eam
ROW ONE
(left to right):
Leroy
Butler,
Dennis laCroix,
Larry
Morris,
Dennis Oma:i.
ROW TWO:
George
79
Raines,
Rick
Fisher,
Roy
Frizzell.
ROW THREE:
Michael
Holmes,
Don Entus,
Dave Mahlmo:i.
KOW ONE (left to right): Robin Brockmueller, Pot Hoon on, Jerry
Olson,
I :50
DIVISION
Bus-Boy Toppers
13. /\. Keggers ....................................................................... Paci fie f .eagers .......................................................................
131 ind Gunners .......................................................................
.
.
.
PL1\ Y()l.'J<S
TWO
Gow,
Mike
(left
to
right):
Brustkern,
Larry
Clark
Schc1be1,
Fred
Bruener,
Forsberg.
VI/
L
7
5
Barnes Bombers
6
6
1\.
6
6
4
8
Vv
L
3:00
9
3
Old Pros
8
4
6
6
2
10
DIVISION
Alkies
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.
................................................ ....................................
Scroungers
Kcggcrs ddcatcd Old Pros; Toppers defeated Bombers.
CI l1\i\1ll)IONSI !IP (;i\i\IJ路:- l'eggcrs ddcatcd Toppers. 80
Don Hubble.
ROW
Don
ROW
ONE
(left
to
right),
Diane
Corey,
Trudy
81
Lund.
ROW
TWO,
Pcotti
Potts,
Kay
Hiley.
1\0W
ONE
woy,
Fronk
{left
to
right):
Rightmire,
Dick
Gory
Togmcm,
Anderson,
Corky Joe
Hatho足
Pavletich,
Pete Jarvis, Joe Tornquist, Roger Brumfield, Stan Barber. ROW Himes,
TWO: Jim
Coc1ch Soori,
Anderson, Jim
Miller,
Fridell, Jerry Fritts, Al Carney.
11tack Left to right: Roy
Frizzell,
Leo Haynie, Ken
Bob Wenman,
Gary
Griffith,
Nopiontek.
82
George Dave
Raines,
Gunderson,
Dennis Bruce
FRONT ROW (left to right), Mr.
Phipps, Mike Hcoggerty,
Doug
SECOND
R.ittenhouse,
right):
Walt
Mike Strada.
Forgo,
Don
Gow,
Tom
ROW
(left
Bec1rrnan,
to
Ron
Marlow.
left to right:
John
Hendricks, Gory Gores,
J er ry Thomse:i, Clark Forsberg, Chuck Haley.
83
Rick Fisher,
86
87
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City Drug Company
Pay'n Save Drugs Inc.
Tom Birk Drug Company
Goldberg Jiurr: iture Company
Brennan's
Dari<rold Dairy Prnducts
Landberg Paint and Glass Co111pany, Inc.
Liberty Drng Company
.J. J. Robinson Company
Smoke Shop Cafe - l�ivicra
Copeland Glass and Paint Service
Jones Photo Company
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J•:arlc Morgan Shoe Company
Peoples National Bank of vVashington
J\retie Fur Company
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KXHO lnc.
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00
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sponsor the llJGI
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