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EDITOR IN

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CHIEF

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Alexander

Lorraine Johansen, Judy Johnson

ASSISTANT EDITORS SPORTS EDITOR

Pattye

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Don Clocksin

Suellen Dick, Sharon Branford,

MAKE-UP AND COPY

JoAnne .Johnson, Sharon Tibbitts Judi DiFazio

PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR ART EDITORS

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Pat Frandenburg, Cheri Newton

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Charles Olson, James Vavrek

BUSINESS MANAGERS

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FACULTY ADVISOR PHOTOGRAPHERS

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Harold J. Enrico

Mulkey,

Judi

DiFazio,

Les Morgan, Jones Photo J\RT WORK

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Pat Fradenburg--Cover Design Cheri Newton-Dividers

�orewarJ In an age of great accomplishments and even greater problems, mankind has never faced his destiny with such imperative needs and with such limitless resources.

All mankind is reminded that stark poverty lives side by side with

abundance.

Freedom and slavery elbow one another among the people of the

world where men cannot enjoy the fruits of their own fabulous scientific in­ ventiveness.

They fear their own stupidity will turn invention into a world­

shattering tool of destruction.

Never have young people faced a future of greater promise and of greater threat to the security of mankind.

Knowledge will be lhe key lo this future.

While our future will demand less and les·s in the way of physical labor, it will demand more in the way of technical skills, social skills, social insights, pers·onal and psychological poise, and a much wider knowledge of the world and its problems. skills.

The modern world has been built upon physical and intellectual

Our usefulness in it will be determined by what we bring to it in the

way of an education.

To share in both the opportunities and the responsibilities of the future we must invest time, energy, and money in educating ourselves for citizenship in the world of tomorrow.

A world where education will not only be the watch­

word, but the requirement for both personal and national well-being.

RON ROYE Student Body President

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Lcl

me

off,er

my

congratulations

to

the

Nautilus

staff for effectively capturing the spirit of the past year in

the pages of this annual. Each of us delights in

reminiscing, and there is, perhaps, no more significant period worth recalling .than those collegiate years in which the student is

finding himself

and developing

into a mature, perceptive individual.

I would

also like to

congratulate the sophomores

who have taken a major step toward the fulfillment of their goals, and the freshmen who have successfully made '.he transi''.ion into the academic world.

Grays Harbor Conege will continue to grow in suc­ ceding years and will oontinue to provide a challeng­ ing atmosphere in which both students and faculty can grow.

I

hope you will look beyond the photographs

and words in this annual and feel the spirit of Grays Harbor College, as I have.

EDWARD P. SMITH President

On behalf of the Aberdeen

School Board,

and as

Superintenden'. of this district, it is with a great deal of pleasure that l extend my best wishes to you.

It is

my sincere hope that Grays Harbor College has ac­ complished its purpose of providing you with a quali·�y educational program.

One of the most beneficial of all local investments is in education and ·lhe expansion of this useful knowl­ edge,

and

I feel

that the gateway to

the future is

through 1Lhe doors of our schools.

Our college has prestige and status in the

NorU)­

west, and the training you received 1lhere will assist ycu in your chosen career.

Good luck to the class of 1!!63.

MURRAY TAYLOft Superintendent of Schools

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l>in!1·tur

Dean ·o( ln:-:iln1clio11

Cuu ns1�lor U<•a11 o( Women

.John l\illian

Heg'isln1r

l '<'lf'r I 'erisich

Economics

Din_·clor of Aflult. Education

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Vi11<'<'11 L /\ lckst•y Mat h<'ni a tics

l>1111;dd

W.

Hutl<'r

1•:111 ...dis h

II a rry

B"-clcr

l'h.vsi("S

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1·"-·11t•

�c«n•l:irial :--)cil'IH't:

J,•;irh:ir:i .Jane lkrk J•:n�lish

f)r. C.

Y.

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lt•:;:-;eChiang

l'olili<"al S«i('IH'C

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Grella Cody J\ssistanl

I ,il11 ;i ri:111

.I ;u·k

J•:lway

1"1111t.hall Coa<"h, Tr:it·k, l ' hys ic:i 1 J lea Ith

l•:dnc:i lion Ji:dw·:ition

Darryl Crail. l.1o1si11<•ss Administration

llanlltl .J. l•:11ri•·o Forcig-11 l.;111g'U:1g'(' .lo111·nalism

l'c!cr Durour

Dalt> .I. Assistant

<:ier

J<'ootball (.;c1:1ch

Assistant Basketball Coach l'hysind l-lc•:1lth

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Education l•:d11C':1tio11

M:irsh:ill llt•1T011 l'hysic:-;

Cha rks I\ ('S t 'r i d1 II isto1·y

<:aylonl

W. llinzc

Speech. l•:1ndish

Hi: h:inl l.:1111lht•rg J\ rL

/\1111t• llolt.·y l•:11glish

Hit-hanl

J,a11c

J•:nglish Fon•nsic"i

JO

Maxi11c L'Ecuyer l!:nJ.di�h

A I bert Prest rude J•sych1)lo�y

Lo11is Messmer Biolog-y

Nina

Prouty

Practical Nu1·sin�

l�ldon Odle Health l�clucation Phy�ical

Etlu�ation

Assist;rnt Football Cuaeh Ai-:sista11l Track Coach

l'atricia. ltcnwis .l•:nJ.rlish

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l•�t11.!cnc Sch<::rmcr Chemistry

.John Smith BiolOJ.!Y

.Joseph Scott l}11sincss Administration Typinl!

.John !:-ipt•llma11 J ,ihrarian

ltusst•ll

IL St·oU.

S1>c(•ch

l•:t11!l'llC Stt-nsa.g-cr Mu:-; it· l'hilosophy

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.Jack Stoddanl l�axkcUmll Coach Tc11 nis Coach So::iolog-y l'hysical

l•:41l1catio11

l•:4lwi11 Stricker Chemistry

llonalcl Swa1·tz

Hoy

U1ulcm

MnlhL"'l"l\al.icx

};)mer

Wag-ncr

ltussian .Jou rna I ism Counselor

David Waller l•:n �lbh Cuu nxt• Joi·

J.1

l'ctcr Craig- Welling-ton Music

Cyrus M. f:o11ig-a111 Bursar Sociolog-y

Kathryn

f.van�

S(•creta ry

Muriel Moo1·e S(•crcta ry

Catherine Gib�un Sl·cretary

Shirley Clcricc Bookstore Manng-cr

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overnnien

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President Ron Roye

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StuJenf

Tr(•astlt"t•r,

Sccl'clnry, Sue Harris

Boanl

of Conll'ol:

Lt'rt, lo

!"rank

.)l•psen, Sue

Harris, M1·.

Mal'il.vn Sc11t.t., Mnry

rhdii:

J->il'keU,

Cheri tlcwt.on,

Phipps,

11 HI Hoyt',

Don Clock�in.

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l'cJ...:"l!Y Ficlcl:-i, .Jim

.Jcp:•wn.

Ma1·y

·Pickell,

Cowiwiillee

.lrnly

Hoh

Bn•w('r.

l)il'k

l<rof't, .Jin1 .l1·psp11,

McN(•l•ley, l'hm•hc

Ma1·c

Mr.

Phipps,

McCol'kll',

I .cV cl'ing-,

l'CJ.!J.!Y

ff}

Miss .Jonl'S,

F1·a11k .lcpsc11.

Fields,

.J ;1 rwl

Larl'y

B11':111L..

prcsidl•nt., llc••d.

H11rlian1

How:inl,

.A. ws

Pcrn.�y Fields

Karen Sw:i

rrcsillcnl.

Vin•

t\son

l'n·sidcnt

Mnnn11·ei J-Iubacl\a Sccrcl.1lry

The purpose of the Associated Women Students of Grays Harbor is to promote mutual understanding among the women students and to provide for their general welfare.

The A.W.S., with the assistance of the Student Council, began the 1962-1963 year with Social Hour, when an attempt was made to acrtuaint the students with one another.

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Other

activities included s·ending cosmetics to the girls at Maple Lane, having a slumber party in the Hillier Union Building, electing eight outstand ing girls to be the Girl of the Month, and the annual Mothers' Tea in May. Under the supervision of Miss Jeane Jones, the Dean of Women, and under the leadership of the officers: Peggy Fields, President; Karen

Swanson,

Vice-President;

Margaret.

Hubacka,

Secretary-Treasurer; Sharon Branford, Social Chairman; and the d.istrict chairmen: Dana Davis, Pauline Gurrad, Barbara Smith, Joyce Yadro; the A.W.S. has completed another very success­ ful year at Grays Harbor College.

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Oet11hel' S11c ll:1rri:-;

.January Bt'v

S1·hwa 1·z

N(Jvcml1t.•r .J 11dy

Kruft.

Jt'cbr11a1·y Sha1·011

Bn1nfonl

·1>cl·cml11._"r Mary l'icl.;(>t,t.

March Aileen

C nmplH'll

J\ pril

M:iy

8hanrn Tihbet.b

rit!ht., Jauct. llccd left., .Marg-arct Hubacka

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Sophomore:.S

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Williarn

Alli:;

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h.:1rc11

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l,:11 ry J\ 11d1•rso11 Mo11l.t"..;a110

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A1Thie

Alwrdt•(•11

lla.v

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Haymo1HI

A 11)!1110 H:i llasiot.cs Ahcrdccn

Don

Barck

Montc�ano

l(arcn Harln·1· ) lrn111i:1111

All<•11 H'caulit.:11 Mont..cs:1110

l{o)!cr lkltcn1•11urt.

Alicrdccn

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J\('('St'.V Holing l•:lm;1

Al:111

BiJ..:'J.!S

Cknsl:i

Shar1111

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Larry

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Aberdeen

Rob Br<!l'WCr Montesano

Hill Hrndbury Hcu111inm

C:1nd

H1·cl\Vll

I lrn111i:i.m

Hoh B1ud1ma11 Ahcnlccn

,Jim Cmnphcll Hoquiam

Chuck Cnrl /\bcnlccn

,John Carlson Aberdeen

Steve Carlson Aberdeen

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Dean Ca1·1·cll Ahcnlccn

Malcoln1

Chapin

Cus11wpolis

Ann Cushing­ Abcnlccn

Jim Corcor:1n Haymond

J<cn

D11brn11

A hcrdccn

l>on Dunn AhcrdcC'n

Handy l•:rickso11 H:1ym11nd

Pc�xy Fields lloq11iam

Canil Foster .Ii: Ima

.) anet l<'ra ns lloqui�un

,James

Frans

lloquiam

Phyllis <:ahan Elma

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C:1 role C:corg

I•: Ima

Don

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Barbara (:n•cn J\benlt•t•n

l'nulinc Gurrad J\hcnlccn

Bob Hake J•:lma

.lim Hammock Montc:-;ano

llill ll:1mpton /\.l1cnlcc11

;John J-lawthn1·11c To\\cland

Gol'tlon

Ht•arsL

Mo11te:rn - n11

Ht•rb Henning­

/\ bcrdccn

H'ill llcrrmann Tokclnnd

Tom J-lcidclba11g-h Pasco

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Marsh;dl Hime:; Jt:lma

IJon

lli11cln1a11

Aberdeen

W:1.vnc )lollatz l•:Jma

Anne 1-lolmHn J-loqui:1rn

Barb:nn

Howard

Abcnlcen

Man.�arct J-h1hack;:1.

Aberdeen

l1a1·11 "-•la

1-lunt.

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Tony lluLton

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.John Jcnxcn J-loquiarn

Frank

Jc11scn

H01111iam

Jnmc:-; ,"lt·psf'n 1-loquiam

S:rndy .Jewell Hoquiam

I 'el!J.!:Y ;Jo ha 11 nes Elina

Lot'l'aine ..loh:111sc11 l•:lma

:Judy T1thnsu11 J•:lma

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Hill i\ai11hc1· J\. hcrdcen

1-l:trold l<l•tola I\ hcnlccn

l\en

Kiliz

Olympia

Dennis

1'1H1tz

Montl'sa110

Diana

Lane

J\.L>cn"lecn

Pa tty T .a r)!e .Alwnlccn

N<11H·y J,(•fllY. Smith Bc111I

Jfarril'Lt..C L(·Vcrini.:: l•:l1ua

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Dave f.i ruler Hoquiam

c: i ng-cr r .ovc AUcrdccn

Jim Luckin

Sat.sop

.Tohn Macldt•wieh

A. bcnlcen

Hoh Matthews A licrdccn

Rodney

Mr.Daniel

c:1·aylallll

April McGuire J>aci fie Ucach

flea McKny

Ho11uinm

Vicky Miranda

lftu1uiam

Gary Mocl1111

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S:intly Mooney l-lotp1iam

A re hie Morrison

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Terry M ulroncy

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Man.:-arcl Munch /\hcnlccn

Eileen Murphy

J\Lcnlcen

.luc Ness

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Chc1·i Newton /\hcnlccn

IJarrcll Nicl�on l-lo11uiam

Etlwnnl Nikula J.:lma

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Will O'B1·icn Abcnlccr1

Tanya l'al<111u•n

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K:daa11i, ]"inland

Del 11cla11 l lrnp1ian1

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Marilyn l'crsson Cray lune!

Mary Pi:kt•lL J-11u1uium

Gor1lo11

I 1ctcrson

Hoquiarn

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l'oltt_·r

Hoq11iam

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Mike H(•inharl Montesano

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Judy ltutlwrfor1I fta.vmonil

!Ileana Schumacher MonLesano

Holland

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Bev Slone ll11c1t1i:1111

M :i l'y SL011sc11 Abc..·nlccn

H11hy Stri1k · cr /\hc..:rtlccn

Carol Sturnp /\l1t.•nlcc•11

"ltcviLa Svarcs /\Ucnlccn

IJ:11111y Swanson

lta�•mo111I

;Jim Swanson t\.hcnlccn

.lt'f'f Swenson ·1·;lma

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J)j('k 'l'hol'IH' I l11qt1iarn

J•:d \VaI kcr J•:lnia

l)on Walkowski J\ benlccn

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Sandy Willi:11ns Al1crdcc11

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Sht·i·ry Woll<i1•wi(':t. l-loq11i:i11\

l>iek

Wo04ling­

J\1Jcnleen

Richard

W1·c11n

Mo11t.exa11u

Tc1T.Y Wanvich AbC'nlccn

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1>:1viil Zt'dl'i1 I.;

"I loq11iarn

l.i11�la Zohowski Al1c•rdt•1•n

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Bri111·y

H.aynH111cl

H.i<· ha rd h'l1 I la rd Monlcsano

A n41y

Monson

"l{aytlH)!ld

Dave HuLlcr A IH'rdt..!cn

Mi kc D ickcnso 11

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Sue

lliek

1-lari·is

Ml'Necley

C11smc1JH1lis

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Front

l'o\\',

left. t.o right.:

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Tt•rri

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lh•111 l(a�llrn n1w.

St:cond

h•rt. lu 1·ii.:ht:

Ha.-11 Sm i th, Cal lluhhanl.

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Fro11I,

row,

Smith,

Hill

l�fL

lo

1·i ght :

Sc<·o11d 1·ow, left Lo rig-ht: son,

Chris

Zan1haras,

HarU

l'cLcr�on ltol-.WI' Fa 1d k 11t't', :1i11 .loh 11-

Fr:111cb H:11111it:k

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row,

Mat.tier.

St•(·oncl

l1•ft.

lo

1·i)!hL:

Christina

'l'oug-h,

l{en

/\ih!t'll Campbell row,

11.._•fl to riJ.d1t:

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r11w,

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M:1n.dL"

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Whit-

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ni. k.

lt!Ct, lo

r11w,

St•co11cl

Mary

r·ii.�ht:

Can1[

H1otlwcll,

Harb

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Whitlakt•r,

Don

Clock­

sin, l'h.vllis Stanlp�· St•l'ond

row,

M:1.vt'I'.

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ll1fl,

lo

rid·1t:

'l1·t•11c

Pa11lson,

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1<'1·0111.

row,

left

to

1·i,..:-hl:

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Fa1·1·ing-lt111,

Mit·l«·y

I laalc Jeri .Jacka �t·cotul Murray.

row, D;1vc

lcrt

to

rig-hi:

Hob

Litzcnh<•rg"t'I',

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l"ronl, row,

lcfl

lo right:

Sue

(,:111

11011 ,

Dave l.intlcr,

1':11·h·c•11 l'(_•lc1·s

Sn.·oncl m11

i n·

Fi1·:-1t row. lt•r1 to .-iJ.!lit: M i

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row,

I<, Tom

lo

lcfL

1·ig-ht:

Paul

Mctk<'.

Tom

ll:11ll­

!-it•tTt'S

Hc:u·,.

:

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n"v. left

to rig-ht:

Hcv

SC'hwarz.

J"n•tl4lj

Dill\,

Di:111a l.ong·

...

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·Ill

l1:1loss:11·i

Se<'ond

row.

di11g·t·1',

Mikt·

lt·fL

to

Hoss

l°iJ.!ht:

1>:111 Canipla•ll,

Phil

Har­

• .

..

Firsl

row,

lt'rt to

right:

Cale

llogan.

."Jocli

Kn1rL,

!\'ill l'i 11l11n Scc.·01111

row,

I ':11·kt'I'.

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k•rt

lo

right:

l't•1111y

f{ydnrn11,

Ron

First

n1w,

krl

lo

rig-ht: .

.l:111l'I. 8mith,

.lohnny

Mit­

l'hcll, ,Judy Cn!vist.011 St...�:-ond

row.

lcrt

lo

Martin, Jt'rn11k Wood

First.

1·ow.

Fazio, Second

Icrt.

t.o

riJ..!hl:

Marc

McCorklc.

;Jucli

Di­

Vic Sosnowsky 1·ow,

1<.. : rt.

t.o

right.:

Harli

Smit.h,

Kay

Loy•I,

Sandy Nol'llla

·JI

right:

Dave

Wayman,

S:1ndra

r. "

t -

First

row, left.

Lo rid1L: �111·11('11

Did::,

Mark

Kc(•ncy,

Andi l'crcini Second

1·ow, lt•fl l.o

1'i:,.d"1L: /\I

f{csloulc,

Steve

l l og-a n,

.Jon Laidlaw

Find, row,

lcfL

Lo 1·h.d1L:

Joyce

};hld11k . ."I im

Vavrck,

Shannon (;ill

Se:·oricl row, l<•f'l Lo rhd1L: Mary.-lo lhvyt•1·, Ed Smith, Mrs.

M;n·ian C:lvssnl.'r

1-'irsL 1·11w, lcfl Lo riJ..d1t:

:J111H• Mon.!an, Dave

Hooney,

.Jill Sowards Scl'ond

row,

tc11('ollrt. Tom

lt:fl

to

Marl in

ril-d1t:

Steve

West,

Hog-tW

BcL­

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I

1

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Find

row,

..

ll'ft to riJ d1l: S111·ll<·11 Did::.

Mark

l{ct�ncy,

I\ nd i I 'ercini S1•(!11ncl 1·ow. lt•fL to !'ighL: J\J ltcslonlc, Steve llogan, .Jon Laidl:1w

'

Fir:->L

1'11\V,

kfL Lo right:

.Joyce "l<:hhi11k .

."I im

Vavrck,

Shannon Cill Sc:·ond row, Mrs.

h•fl to right:

Mary:Jo l>wye1·,

Ed Smith,

Marian c;lt·ssner

Find, 1·ow. left lo riJ..dlL:

.l11r1l•

M o n!a n, Dave ltooncY,

.Jill Sowards Sc1·11111I

row,

lc111·ot1rt, 'l'nm

lt.)fl,

l,o

Martin

1·ight:

Steve

West,

Hogt..W

BcL­

Fi1·sl,

l"OW,

left

lo

riJ..d1l.:

Dun

Coll·,

Kan!'n

n.cimc,

Let• Clal"k :::c i corul

row,

lefl

:Jt•1111i11�s. Suellen

lo

ril-!ht:

Ode!:>sa

Molclt,

Dawn

Brown

Fi1·sL row, ltulh

St•cond

Virst.

row,

left

to

1·i)..dll:

S11za1111c

Bowyl'1·,

Tom

Wilso11, l\:an.•11 Swanson St�:·orul row, left l.o riJ.d1t.: '1'0111 Hohi11so11, Jim CHlllP­ h<'IL

./,)

kfL Lo 1·ighl:

M11xi11c l(orpi, Gl·11e Cahlc,

Fcn,{USun 1·ow,

l<"fl

Lo riJ..dll:

Hon

llit·c.

1>011

Vil more.

�

�·1

.,.,,

� .. ,. _....., ,.

w1

.._.

I

Fi1·st 1·ow .

lcrt Lo ri1.�ht:

Kay ltid1ards,

Donn is Volin,

l,inda Crawford Sct·ontl row, nell.

First. lich,

1·ow,

lt•ft lo

rh.d1l:

Satllly

H.citcr .

."lohn

H.iel\

lcrt

lo

1· ighl:

.John

l'c1Ty,

:Jim

McCon­

VanZandt

Ct'nH'­

Marilyn Srnith

Second

1·ow.

lcrt. to

1·ight.:

La111·a

lloylc,

l'al

Gomlin,

Doris Smith

First

row,

lert

lo

ri�ht:

Browc1·,

Ch<�1·yl Walfonl

!:-iccond

row,

left

lo

Smith, Janis Lawson

·II

l'cravina

right:

H.l'nat.c

,Jackson,

Jerry

Svarcs,

Vicky

..

� • "11 ..

l•'il':�L

row,

Cherry

lefL

lo

rh�ht:

Sandi

Powl'll,

Mike Sl111·m,

Ito:-;:-;

St•eond

IC"fL

row,

Furlh, Carl

1·i1·:ht:

to

Do11

Branham,

St1!:iall

Railll'!:>

l'irst

niw,

left Lo

right:

Bonnie

i\l•r11s,

llavc

Santl­

J..:'l'Ctl, !'-'llL' .J111:li11 SL'COtlll row' ll·ft Lo rhd1 t: M:11·ily11

l<'i1·:-;t,

row.

l'aek:inl .

Sc(•orul

left

.Joanne

1·ow,

Nelson, Sa n dy

left

lo

right:

Lyntl('

Axa1111ma.

Ben

Ma1!gold to

right:

.Janel

ll1ilhcrt,

Arknc

Blossom

.J7

llulilcr

DH Ila Davis, Toni

Ira ll

II i1·k,

-

.

.

..J._, ....

•·

)

.

�&..�.,

.... . �..

row,

f<'ir:->l

Hepworth.

St•1·0111I warf'.

Fin•l 1·nw,

l<'fl

lo

rhd1l:

Kay

Smith,

E1ill

left

to

1·ight:

l( athy

Cht11·i<

l'<-'lc1·so11.

Ma1·it• l'c.-ki11s

1·ow,

lcfl. lo

l'hdil:

Ma1·io11 S1·u1·t'. .l " im

h::dk­

Sht."r.vl l><-l:111<•y

E1·ickson,

A 111u.:tlc f ,cCum plc Second row, left ncr, Gt•orgc

Lo l'iJ.d1L:

Randy Fol"d.

Lynne

l'lul­

Finch

Fi1·st 1·uw,

lt•rt lo rkht:

Karen Smith,

Mel F!t-111i11g,

�h:1n111 Vance Second

row,

l.cVtTing,

46

left

l .a 1 Ty

1,o

1·id1t:

Hnisi11g-h

'l'c·n·y

Mult'oncy,

l'hcohc

Firs I .Judi

First row, lcrt

to riJ..dit:

Dave Marlow.

l'at

row,

ll' rt

lo

ri1:-ht:

Linda

Wilt•y,

Gary

Utltl,

IJil"azio

Mcltlrich

First

row,

k>ta to

ri1�ht.:

I .t•lt11y

Foss.

Pat

l'ca1·so11,

1•at i"l'adcnhul'gStco11cl row, lcrL to ri1.d1t: J)o11 .Johm;on

-18

Vin.di Vest:d . .Tm· H'<·aul ic;i,

' '

l;i1·st lieu .

row, •

John

St·cond

ll'fl

to

ri�d1t:

C:a1·y

Nakao,

Denise

Beau­

l"ox

row,

left

I.ti

rii.d1t.:

'1'11111

Md•:llioll,

l(ary11

Vt•l'iintlt'. llavt· Brown

Fir:.;l

row. left

lo

1·il-{hL: Lois

],asko,

Bob ],oidhamPr,

.loycc Wike St•cond row,

left

to

ri1 .. d1l

:

Bonnie

Aho,

Tim

Serres,

.J1uly Dombroski

. ,.. . ,. ... .. ...

li'il':l

'""'·

S11·111d(, St•t•11111I

lt•fl

Hod;t•y r·ow,

to

l'ig-hl:

Cal'ol

Oakley,

H'arhara

H:id1tcl

1t·ft lo l'hd1t: Walt. Wilson, Wes Hc:inws

.J9

l'

l•'ir:..;t 1·ow,

lt·ft 1.o

f'ig-hl:

!lay

r.u111lcrso11, Susit�

Burl,

l<t�n Basst'll..

Second

row,

left

lo

rii.d!L:

Dan

Sw;111son,

J{on

J(:1y,

Cary C.n�enwoud

First, 1·ow, left to ritd1l: Charlene H.oss,

Mike Dwyt:r,

Missy KlltH1 Secorul row,

l<•ft to rig-ht:

Tim

J•:di111."cr,

.lohn

Wesl,

.I im �ciher

l"irsl 1·uw, left lo rig-hi: Steve ."l:u. .-ohsu11, .Judy Stifler, I .cs Collt·r �econd

row, left

Tcslerrn:1 n,

50

'ltil1•y

to rig-ht: ]�{·crbuwe1·

llowanl

Chri:-1Lcns<.•11,

.Terr

Firsl

row,

ham,

Ma1·y.Jo lhvyt•1·

Second

left to

n1w.

left

rii.dtl:

Lo

Carolyn

ri,.;hL:

Sams,

Dan

Hon

Walkt•r,

fln1n­

ll.arry

I\ r:1nu r

l'irsl l'a1

row,

lt•fl

to

!'i). �ht:

.John

Coop('I',

Hona

Clair.

llo,.;an

Sc�·1111d

row,

'l'h111·n1an,

lcfl

l.o

riJ.;ht:

Barbara

M11lllll'Ct',

Ed

Cha1·l11L:t• l(indlc

.

J"i1·s1

row,

left

to

1·i,.�hl:

h'ob

Wallis,

Snra Ml"Lcan,

<:1<.!1111 l•:vt•rill Second row, lcfl lo righl: 1-�< nL .l11cly

Li111l:1

C:eoq.;tJ,

Do11g Snr-

H:tit'd

.)/

'

lt �

- . .

-·

·;,,1;,'"

..r�

1"1-

•·' . ·� ...

.,1 �. 'lll'l.

Find.

row,

i<•ft

to

1·ig-hl:

."Jani<!

Greenlaw,

Ha1-ry

I< ranwr. lt u t h ltaU,ic �·eco111!

row,

left

lo

1·iv:ht:

l>alc

Schee I k e,

Wl·slt•y

Clark

1r �-- ..

�°"u�-

,.,..�

...�

�.·

·,... '

.

lJPI #) � �. ·.-r . '11it'I '1.

Jt'irst row,

l('lf'L lo rig-ht:

Sha run Kuhn::;, .Tuhn West,

H.uxana Cook

Sc.:!un(l row, lcrt lo right: Hunalcl Day, Ken Danielson

52

Astoria Basketball Game

December 1

Faculty Pot-Luck

December 17

Seattle University Frosh

December 10

U.P.S. JV's

December 18

Enigneer's Dance

December 13

University of Washington Frosh

December 21

Astoria

December 14

Dance

December 27

Lettermen Dance

December 15

Highline

December 28

Victoria, B. C.

January 2

0.S.U. Frosh

February 2

Everett

January 5

Wenatchee

February 6

Lower Columbia JC

January 9

L.C.J.C.

February 9

Centralia

January 9

Centralia

February 1;{

Olympic

January 16

Winter Play

February 14

A.W.S. Slumber Party

January 18

Winter Play

February 15

Yakima

January 19

Olympic _

February 16

Clark

January 23

National School Assembly

February 18

H.S. Forensics Meet

January 25

C.W.S.C. Band

February 20

H.S. Forensics Meet

January 26

Washington's Birthday-0.S.U. Frosh, February 22

Skagit Valley

January 26

Clark

January 30

II - ighline

February 1

U. W. Frosh

February 23

S.S. JVs'

March 1

C.B.C. Art Club Dance

March 2

Dance

March 16

Registration

March 18

Spring Play

Registration

March 19

Award Assembly

National School Assembly Spring Vacation

April 11

May 2-3 May 15

Oral Interp. Program

April 12-15

May 30

Memorial Day

Commencement

June 53

May 28-29

7

.'i路I

MR. MAURICE PHIPPS: Director of Students Affairs 55

M111·il.vn Scutt, B1;1rUan1 1-low:inl. Sanely lticlt.r, l\a.v

T

dtH

Srnit.h.

Dick 'l'honic, Uo1rnld

Mike Boss,

Schuldt, Chuck

11 <'i�llf'liaugh

Mt'.

Olson,

I.arH_',

1Ji1·k

Wooding.

Hcv

SchwH1·z. Tom

l·lt•i dclha11gh,

Hill Davis.

A41vi�or

Tony l-lullo11

Jrench

flow

I:

Ho1111ic

(.�ui)�g . .J;111et

Aho,

l'111·tcr,

Denis<.'

Vicky

How tf: Chri�tinc Trough,

Hcaulicu, .Jue Minrnda.

ltohcrl ,Johnson,

He:l\dicu, llow

a:

l1:ilccn Campbell, Tom lla1111it·k.

Larry

l-luising-,

Marl-!arct. Zcmbr.vcki,

.')7

l\ay

John

Smith, West,

ltow l:!: Ca rol

Ma1·ily11

Smith.

J\tlolfc VC'ronc:; .

ftyan,

·wcs Hc:rnics, l<aLhy

Wally 8lc11hlom,

h'oh

Stodden.

TllE llOUSE ON TllE CLIFF .Joe lka11lic11 I lt•nc Campbcll /\stri'I

Bralcns

.l ill Sowards .J\1(1.v

DiF:1zio

."fan1es S..:ihc1·

TlIE IMPOBT/\NCE OF BEINC E/\BNEST 1'1·1.fgy .Joha1111(!s ,J(w H1e:udic11 l l arricttc J,eVc1·ing .John Mark

!"ox

Mon..•:cnthalt>r

.J:rn1es Scihcr .Jan ict• Sti nch�'icld How a rfl (; 1·ccn woo41

THE IIE IRESS Uenisc Hcaulicu .John Fox Carolu Georg Harriett,(� LcVcrinl! /\ilc<•n Camphcll .lim Seihe1· l'e)..!gy .Jolwnnt•s MHrshall 1-lintl'·" Su--;a11 c:rant

58

Prc�i•l<•nt

Sc:' t'(,•ia 1·y

Vic.·<· l'rcsicl('lli

lh..wv Sdl\\':·lt'I'.

Diane

Jo1ly

Long

Kruft

Tn..�:1surcr J<ay

�mith

This year gave birth to a new club, filled with interesting ideas, the Choker­ ettes.

The club was organized to create the spirit. that i5· so badly needed at

the games, and lo and behold, it succeeded.

Under the inspiring leadership of Bev Swartz, the Chokerettes were able to obtain a "Rooster Bus", a great an d successful idea.

59

cfetterwien j

h'ack

row,

]fcpwol'l,h,

left lo 1·i1.::ht.:

.H.011

Clue.

Andy

]\'liddk• row, left. to 1·ii!hl: .Jim llalton, .]int Front

row,

Monson,

Ma1·ty Cho1·ha, Mah:d·,

Don

ll;1roltl Mike

Walkowski. l�etola,

HoWl'll,

Hill M<irc

Hoh

Maltier,

();1vc

H11��z.

Mil.a!

Hn1c11e1·,

Chuck

Ll•Ho:v.

McCorkk,

Dick

Mt·Necle:-,'.

Vit· Sosnowsky . ."krry

l.:rniphcll.

Jcrt to

rh!hL:

Tony

l':isd:vak�.

Dave

Cook.

J\n·hic

Morrison.

Sam

S<'hlt•J!t•I,

Larry

I.cc Camaunl.

Archie

Moniso11,

sccrclary;

Dit·k

McNt•t•lcy,

GO

l'rcsitlc11l:

,Janu..�

Mahar,

vice

p1·csitlcnl.

<:ilde1·oy,

ftow 1.

Jeri, lo rh�hL:

How :l. lefL Lo l'i�hL:

SarHly M1·.

Heiler.

Tina

l.a11dber�. Jim

Trn1�h.

AnnC'

Cushinl{,

HctTy, .h ·ff Swenson.

TI:irhara

Nil'k .Jont•s.

John C:l'1nks, Hill Dav i s .

Ito\\'

1, left Lo l'i�hL: :1 im Sieber, John Vox, .lo<' He:iulicu,

l't·�:·v:y .loh1111<•s,

ll:i1Tict.tl' l,(_•V(_•ri11� . .J:ini<·t• Sli1whri(•ld.

GI

Astrid

Hr:tlf'n:->,

lfowa1·d.

·•w

1: T,ois Lasko, !low i:

Dou Clocksin,

Mnrilyn Smith,

Dave

l.i111lcr,

Bill

l1i11Lo11

l'hcolie LcVcrin!.!. Slcvt• WcsL

Row 1: Uonnn Cilham, Joyce Swarb. , Norrccn Norquist, Marilyn Sn1ith How 2:

Mr. Htilll'r,

Mowurtl Gn·enwoCl(I. Tom Heidlcbau)..:'h, .Joe Smc4llcy

62

l�ow 1, left to right: Dana Davis. J\ill'Cll Campbell, l\ay Smil.h,

How 2. lt�rt to riJ.d1L: Mr. Spellman.

Row

1.

left

Ma1·ily11 S<.'oll, :J:1ncL H.1·l'd,

'flil'k 'l'honw.

Ma1·y

l'ic•lu•U.,

Man�nrcl. 'l,ynihrycki.

E.

lo right:

Curule Gennc

Cm·ol

Do1111, .lim

Mary

Hro.wn,

C:inipht•ll. l>on

Pil·kclt,, Tany;i

l'auli1w

lli11drna11.

Cun·ad,

1';1korwn. Janet

H11hy

Recd.

(j.J

Hoh

W:illis,

Stricker.

Nan«y

M:11·g;it't•L

Lt•n\z,

Non'('ll

Huhacka,

NonpiisL.

Peggy

Fic•lclx,

]'tow

1:

Hill

Alti:-i,

Mike Dickcnscn,

How 2:

-Mary

l'il'kolt,

H11w :1:

St.CVl'

Hulsl'Y.

Mike

Dwyer,

lfubacka,

Mr.

Huddy Harold

S mi th,

.lohn G1.•rclcs.

Sum Ta lley,

Manuel, l\1•lol11.

�:HHly

Lorraine Hon

lohans en,

<:orclon,

·willi:uns,

Sha ron Tibhclls.

Louise J\4lams, .Judy G:n:in, ..

Vic

Snndy

Dick

Mrs.

M4•Nt•t·lcy,

So�rnosky, Martin.

C:ibncr,

Cal

.l'hylli�

l<:tl'Cll

Vcl'lindc.

Shl'iner,

lluhhal'cl.

Kay Smith.

Judy .Johnson,

·Marc

Non111111

Ulric

B1·a11shaw.

Dr. Chiang-,

McCm·klt'.

l'ut.lc1·.

Crail.

Marg-arC't.

M:1ri l.v n S1·1 d L . . In neL ltl't't I

How

Col

I,

lt..•fl,

How �. lt•ft Zllt'.

to rii..�ht:

ll11lili:1nl,

l·:nrl

lo

1''11h

Ma r ty Smith .

Hn.•wcr.

l\t•ilh

1·ig-ht: .Jim St•ilicr,

P111111,

Mr.

.lon

Humg-ardnf'r,

Folk<·1·s.

J<:d

l\irk .Jones . .Jnmf's

Ma1·shall

W:dkcr, <:.

.Tohn

1-limcs.

l•:v(•ritt.,

l't-'Pk.

(j j

St·oll.

luol\inJ! over l'01ii1·ih111.ions l,11 lht'

·11:m•lcrly, Mr.

John

Pcravan:t

.Jack:-;011,

Frank

hra1

.TcpsC"n,

Swarb�.

Bny,

Don

Hirultnan,

Hust�,

Wlwt'lt•r,

ll1•.rl1

.

M1·.

J•:nrit·o

l'atLyc Alexander

Adviso1·

l•:di1or-i11-t'hi1·f

],orl'ainc :Johansen Copy

.l l1tly

l•:clito1·

Joh11:-;on

Su(•llt·n l>iC'k

M:dw-up t•dilol'

Ads l1ilitu1·

Sha1·un

Branford

Ails f'flitor

/j(j

" �· .!J

_ ,

...

·� '

--

Lorrnin(' Johnns('l1

(j,)'

Row 1: Nancy Lentz. Sherry \Volkiewicz. Sandy Jewell, Carol Stump . Diane O'Brien. ·Pattye Holman. Judy Rutherford. Susan .Kennedy, Mr. Sten�ager.

Row 2: Erda Smith. Sandra Geer. Judy Stifler. Charlotte Kindle.

Zohowski. Janet Reed. Eileen Murphy, Judy CreYis w n .

Sue .Joplin.

Kay Richards.

Alexander.

Marc

Sandy

McCorkle,

Mooney,

Vic

Mike

Snosowsky,

Anderson, Gordon

Ed

Acker.

Row 3: Melody Asikainen, PauliP"' Gurrad . .Jo Anne Mango!d. Sharon Kuhns, Linda "Wiley. Roxana Cook. £'-:>nnie Kerns. .June Mo nran. \\'ylan. John Mackelwich, Vicky Thompson, Ruby Stricker, Janice Potter. Judy Dombroski. Phyllis Shriner. Margie Pellar.

Kazinsky.

Sam

Vicky

Ea.ster.

Sandra Martin .

Miranda,

Susie

Phil

Burt.

Hardinger.

Anne Linda Dick

Row 4: Linda George, Ruth Rattie . .Judy Baird. Cheryl Kuttle. Suzanne E'owyer, Margaret Zembrycki. Maurine Cramei-, Vern Lindgr en. Chuck Carl, Sam Talley, Dick McNeeley.

Fred Rye, Hank Micheau, Glenda Nelson, Sharon Branfor<l , Carol Brodwell. £'e,· Sch\\'arz. Pat Goodin.

Row

1: Danny s,,路anson.

Row 2: Mr. Row 3:

Stensager.

Jim Luckin,

Ted

Spoon.

Nancy Lentz.

Pat \Vhittaker.

Susan Fisher. Joyce Yadro.

Glenda Xel:":on.

Tom Hannick.

Eileen

Campbell,

Patty

Stacia Monohon. Denise Beaulieu.

Mike Anderson.

Large,

.Judy

John Mackel\\'ich. Oa\'e Sandgren . .Judy E'aird.

Ro\\' ..J: Joe Beaulieu. Lois Lasko. Rodney MacDaniel. Reid \Vheeler. Ken Dubrau. Mr. Herron. Sam Talley.

Row 5: Mr. \Vellington, Gordon Acker. Donnis Volin.

Ruthe1路ford.

Doris Smith. Tor:1 Hiedlebaugh.

l\:011

Duhrnu,

Sarn 'J'allcy.

Linda

Will!y,

Jlox:.11:1

MHrJ.!"l\l'l'i

Co"k.

Vic

Rusly

Whcele1·,

H.ocl1u•y

M Daniel.

Don V(din, 'l\•d Sponn. Tom lla1111ik,

Zyrnbryd1i.

�osnowsky,

Sandy

E'en

Marlin,

Mcl<ay,

.Indy

Missy

H:lin!.

l: • aton,

.111(•

Heau:icu.

Mike

Andt•r:-;011.

l'hyl\is

Shriner.

.Janice

l'olicr,

Sandy

Bonnie

Mooney.

Aho.

l'allyc

J\lcxamlcr,

l'att.v

lh·:111

l,arJ.!1.._•,

.lutly

Carrell

H.11liy

St.ricl.;c1·,

ltnlhcrfurd

Vit· So:->11owsl\.\'.

Ed

llolman. Vicky

J\nnc

Mir:111da,

M:11« us Mcl:orklt'.

l\;izinsky

Special Acfivifie:J

7-l

75

�oniec01nin9 Queen

QUEEN RUBY STRICKER

J.cfL to

right: Susan

KcnnNly, Tanya

Terry

l'akoncn,

Q11e<'111

Ruby Stricker,

Warwick, and 'J'eggy l"ields.

This year's annual Homecoming was an event of great splendor and flour颅 ish.

We were proud to have Miss路 Ruby Stricker crowned Queen for 1962.

In

her court were the lovely misses Susan Kennedy, Tanya Pakonen, Peggy Fields, and Terry Warwick.

This event followed the annual football game between

Grays Harbor College and Wenatchee College.

The court was entertained the previous night by many acts of talent from our own school.

QU<'<'ll Hnhy

This night was surely a night for our lovely court to remember.

President Smith

Ruby Stricker

77

78

This year's Winter Formal was decorated in silhouettes of

18th Century

design in accordance with the theme of "George Washington's Ball." colors路 for the formal were blue and white. known "Pastels."

The main

Music was provided by the well颅

Pages were Joan Pauly, Sharon Brown, Georgia Galloway,

and Sherrie Schnoor-all of Hoquiam High School.

All attending stated that the dance was greatly enjoyed!

7!1

lluby St.rit·kt•1·

Da1w

S111>h11nH1n• 11t•rs11nality

ft'n•shrna n pcn.;011:1 I ity

Hick Va11Zantlt

Rick Va11Zan11L,

Row

1,

Stl'ickcr,

loft.

B1•v

tu

riJ,.rhl:

PCJ!J!Y

�chwarz,

flow 2, lcfl to riJ..rht:

.Jcps<'n.

.li111

n '�une

'Fl't•shntan pt•1·s1111;1lily

Fields,

Da.na Davis,

�usan

J<art•n Swan!-:'011,

llon Roye,

h'oh

-1\'.t•nncdy,

Keesey

Mat.lier.

Te1Ty r.nmph�ll. Te-rry Mulronc.v,

Vic

lt11hy Stricl<c1·. :Jim

Aileen

HolinJ!,

Don Clocl<sin, Sm-rnowsky.

80

Camphell.

Ma1·j!a1·ct.

l•:cl

Mahar

Jutly

1111\iacka,

Sntith,

H.it•k

Maha1·

�:ophnniol'L' 11t•1·s11nalily

Kn1rt.

Mary

Dana

.Davi:-;,

Huhy

l'ii:kl'll..

Van'l.a1ult,

.lim

Mnha1-. .lim

81

82

83

Judy Stifler, Janie Greenlaw, Ruth Rattie Judy Rutherford, Susan Kennedy

Janie Greenlaw

flow

1:

.Janie Crct'·nlaw, .Judy

How

S11sa11

2:

Kennedy

:::lliflcl',

]'Htt..YC'

Alexander

)'at.lye Alcxand(•r

J 1dy

H11thcrfu1·d,

Sam

Rehleg-el,

S11s:rn

l(cnnedy

Huth Ra Ilic

Judy

Stifler

s:;

Judy Ruthcrfor<I

�oolba//

Bot.tom, left to right: E1l \Vi Ison. Mike Bowen, Howard Monwure. Gant Renggli, Larry

Gilderoy,

1962

Dan� Cook,

Middle, left to right: George McCal1um. Vic Sosnoski, Jerry Hatton, Jim Mahar. Don \\'alkowski. Terry Larson, Top, left to right: Ron Glew,

Loren Wall.

George Campbell, Earl \Vhiting,

Larry See,

Harold

Allen

Sonny Luke.

Goodenoug-h.

Archie

Morrison.

Tony

Pasck\·ale,

Marc Mc:. Cork le.

Bill LeRoy. Spark'.\· Gamaunt. H�r}ey Klein, lY!ike Roberts.

Ketola, Joe Matich. Marty Chorba,

Dick McNeely, Gary Olels, Larry \\Tillison. D?.ve E'usz.

Lachlan Heron, Don Fry, Adin Marshall,

Sum

St hlegel.

Don Walkowski: laddc

Uick McNeely; cent.er

The 1962 edition of .[he Grays Harbor College football team c'.osed i1is season on a losing note. In a habitually strong junior college circui,l, the Chokers finished up with a 2 win- 3 luss1 tie record. Grays Harbor lost two non-league games; one to a rough four-year college, and one to a semi-pro team.

The Chok1ers star�ed out fast by whipping Everett 20-12.

Halfback Sonny Luke and quarterback Archie Morrison led the high-flying offense.

Columbia Basin, the nation's number one junior college football team, overwhelmed a stubborn Grays Harbor team by a score of 30-6.

The ScaLllc Cavaliers extended their winning streak to 15 games by squeaking by l!he Chokers, 14-13.

Sonny Luke ran well for Grays Harbor.

Jim Mahar and

Lower Columbia was the victim of a vicious offensive on­ slaught as the Chokers coasted to a 21-0 win Jim Mahar was the offensive leader, while Loren Wall stood out on defense /\ rch Morrison: 1p1arlL•1rback

by intercepting 1touchdown.

a

Heel Devil pass and running it back for a .Jim .Maha1·: f'nllliack

In a defensive battle, the Cl:okers emerged as moral vic­ ilors over favo11ed Wenatchee. even thou�h the score read 0-0.

Sam Schlegel, Don Walkowski, and Lachlan Heron all played a vital part in stopping the Wenatchee ofiense.

An injury-ridden Grays Harbor team eventually yielded a 20"13 loss to Yakima.

Although dominating the final statistics, the Chokers fo defeal at the hands of Olympic, 25-7. Grays Harbor gained the Rangers but were only able lo score once.

LeRoy ran we'.! for the Chokers. Jerry Hatton and Jim har did fine jobs defensively.

fell oul­ Bill Ma­

Jn the final game of the year, Grays Harbor was slopped five times wii1 hin the Oregon Tech. 20 yard line. The Chokers once more outgained bheir opponent, but had trouble punching the ball over lhe goal line. The final score was 7-G, Oregon Tech.

Sonny Luke; halfback

Mr.

Sonny Luke was high scorer for the year with 38 points while Jim Mahar followed closely with 30 points Mahar was also a defensive standout, as were Sam Scihlegel, Jerry Hat­ ton, Loren Wall, and many others.

Odle, Mr. Elw:1y, J\1r.

C:ci1·;

Coaches

Jerry Halton; end

Top left: (l\'o. n B1ill l.l'lto.v (22) h111·sls throug-h ;1 larJ,!P hole a f l.c•r t"C'Ct1ivirw a hand­ off fl'om c::ir.v Olels (Hi).

Sam Schleg-l'I (f>!l) throws a lilol"k at a wo1ild-he1 Wenatchee lack/er.

llig-hl: (No. '.ll !-ionny T.ukl' fig-ht::; with a Wc11:1t,C"hct• dPfcncll'r.

fol' a

f)H:iti

Middle left: (No. :�) ."lirn Maha1· charJ,!t•s lhl' Cavalic1· line aided by a hlod;. by (;Jew.

1h1·11 lton

Rig-ht: (No. 11) 8am Schlcg-t·I. (;a1·y H cng-1 .di , .

Sunny Lukl', and .Jim Mahar all cu11verg-c 011 a Wenatchee hall-<:arricr.

Riuht: JowinJ.!

(Nu. Ii) Sonny l.11kt• roi111ds :111d blm:ks hy A4li11 Ma1·shall l7f))

l.orcn Wall.

fol­ 1111d

Early season "dark horses," the Chokers of Grays Harbor College charged on ;the scene, surprised many fans, and at one point became the state's number one J.C. team.

The Chokers took on all comers and, far more often than In compiling c:n enviable 17 win,

not, came oui'. the winner.

9 loss record, Grays Harbor defea'.ecl such perennial slate powerhouses as Olympic J.C.. the University of Washington Frosh, Oregon Stale University Frosh, and the University of M ikc I\ ruler::;on

Pugel Sound J.V.'s.

In doing

so th ' e

Chokers,

highest scoring team in the

league, helped to bring back tl:e school and community spirit lhal had been sadly lacking on Grays Harbor. often met the type or game.

Chokers

and

their

A full house

crowd-pleasing,

efficient

J.t was an extremely well-balanced team �his year: several games saw all five starters score in the double figures.

Bob

Mattler, a 6' sophomore guard from Hoquiam, was the calm, efficient playmaker of the team. Mattler, a two-year starter, also had a deadly eye and could take up the scoring slack at any time.

Ed Smi·'.h, 5'll" freshman guard, wa,; a crowd-thrilling, quick-handed ·expert from Aberdeen.

An excellent shut, Eel

also put on many dribbling, fast breaking exhibitions that we hope to sec more of next year.

Mike Bruener, another ,[wo-year letterman, used his G'4" to good use .as one of the best rebounders on the .'.eam.

Hoh /\ nclrcw

Mike,

also from Aberdeen. was a hustler and will be missed.

George Raines

\, ... ;:;

a

o .t.

rnrward foi·,o m Monte.

Gary

An ex­

cellent rebounder, George also was one of the best shots on the team.

As a two-year

letterman,

George will

also be

missed next year.

Chuck Hepworilh, 6'6"

c en ter

from Elma, did what many

peop'.e thought wouldn't be done for quite a while. leading the Juni·or

College

league

in

scornig wit1h

Besides a

24.3

average, Chuck broke Dave Mahlman's one-year school record by scoring a total of 616 points.

He was another two-year

veteran.

These five and the rest of the team can be proud of 1lhe record they have established, for it truly was team effort.

J\11 ikc Hr11cncr

Ka11L1.

Gcoruc llaincs

lloh M"ttlcr

Skagit

60-74

- GHC

U. of W. Frosh

68-71

- GH.C

Oi'egon S. U. Frosh

66-79

- GI-IC

Wenatchee

50-64

- GHC

GHC

Lower Columbia

77-92

- GI-IC

75-79

GHC

Centralia

65-95

- GI-IC

Victoria

45-76

GI-IC

Olympic

82-71

- GHC

Everett

88-62

GHC

Highline

57-75

- GII- C

Lower Columbia

66-86

GHC

Oregon S. U. Fros路h

63-53

- GHC

Centralia

74-81

GHC

Clark

54-72

- GHC

Olympia

59-78

GHC

Seattle U. Frosh

87-77

- GHC

Yakima

62. -66

- GHC

Columbia Basin

93-84

- GHC

Clark

80-67

- GHC

Olympic (playoff)

84-73

- GHC

Astoria

54-114 - GHC

Seallle U. Frosh

87-83

- GHC

Astoria

46-96

GHC

83-93

- GHC

U. of W. Frosh

92-73

Highline

U.P.S .

.John "Mitchell

.

JC's

Carl Haines

.'JU

Hepworth while

starts

Bnwncr

and

:i

shot H.:1i1H.':->

ag-:tinst

Columbia

H'a:--in,

look 01i.

l•:d

Srnit,h

fakes

watchful e.v(•s of

'J

I

0111-

a

Cc11t1·alia

play('I'

Hn1(·llcr and Hepworth.

under

the

Tom Hannick, Mt路.

Dave Li1Hlc1路, Torn

Phipps, .Joe Meldrich.

Ri:路h Nevill, Cary

l\'orkuol, Mike J\ndcn;on, Ji1n

92

J<alkwarr,

l'ollc

Jlany

K1路amcr.

:lrack

How

1, left Lo rig-ht:

Mike

IJiclwnscn, Tony l'asckvalc,

-Wayne

Hullab'.,

Camphc l l,

Don

Sally Gunderson,

Don

ltccse,

Don

Clol'ksin . .Jod Beaulieu.

How

i.

]eft

Lo

rig'ht:

Clcvong'CI', ltog'CI'

H.ick

Faulkner,

V a n za nd t , MI'.

Dav1._•

h'u:-;:t.,

Jim

M aha r,

;Jim

Wa.lkmvski,

Chad

Odle.

The Grays Harbor College track team has done an excellent job against many good teams.

Led by the two vers·atile freshmen, Rick Vanzandt and Tony Pasck­

vale, and lettermen ,Jim Mahar and Mike Dickenson, it did a great deal to renew a sagging interest in track.

Coach Eldon Odle has done a fine job in organizing

the rebirth.

ltick

VanZandt.,

��0-yanl dash .

.9.'I

Don

Clocksin and

Mike

Dickcns<•n

ronrnl

lht•i 1·11rvc

i11

tlw

J {ow

I,

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rhrht:

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!'-!Levt.'

Cadsun,

SI.eve

Han·y,

l':1t

Loach

ll:1r11l1I

<:cir,

h'.t•lola,

Denton

.lohn

l•'ullt"I".

Wcsl,

Hich

Hill l.1•Hoy,

A111lcn;o11.

C111·Lis

Sl'lilt �·1·1..

Curlis

llag-c11

hul"ls

tlw

hall

inlo

i11rield duri11J.! prnt"ti1·(•.

l>avc e...·11le a

Mcldrich.

\Vayman

;11111

J(eilh

Folkl'l'S,

l{cdifcr. Jim ll:nurnol·lc

Hirh

S1t•vt•

H'a1Ty

i'law!t·ss do11hl1• play .. l tlrtllHI\,

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lhc

Lal"l'y

llag-c11,

Uiauuvich.

Bill

11111..ala.

"J:Jirst With All The News"

!J.'j

A Career with Rayonier

.. fl

fi.ave ';f ou conjiJereJ workin'} /or one of lhe wor/J J feadinr;J producerj o/ Chemical Ce/fufoje?

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Aberdeen, Washington

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The Student Body of Groys Harbor College would like to thank all the firms that hove sponsored the

1963 Nautilus.

Please patronize them.

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GEORGE'S RADIO & T.V.

217 East Market, Aberdeen

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LE 2-2010

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ARCTIC FINE FURS AND APPAREL

GOTOVAC'S MEN'S STORE

l 02 East Heron, Aberdeen

Heron & H, Aberdeen

LE 3-2990

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GRAYS HARBOR PLUMBING CORP.

219 East Wishkoh, Aberdeen

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LE 3-1922

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CARPET HOUSE

HANSEN FURNITURE & CARPET CO.

314 East Market, Aberdeen

6th & Simpson, Hoquiam

LE 2-0215

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HARBOR HARDWARE CO.

310 East Market, Aberdeen

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LE 2-6500

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HUFFMAN'S MOTORS, INC.

Market & Broadway, Aberdeen

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Nautilus.

Please patronize them.

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MODERN PR!NTERS & LITHOGRAPHERS

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123 South

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225 East Heron, Aberdeen

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Broadway

& Heron

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303 East Market,

20 l

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LAWRENCE & MACAN

PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK

407 7th,

727 Simpson. Ave.,

Hoquiam

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RIVIERA CAFE 818 Simpson Ave.,

l 05 South Broadway, Aberdeen

SIMONSON'S COFFEE CO. & GIFT SHOP

MARABLE MOTORS,. INC. 304 East Wishkah,

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Hake. H'<>b 27 ll - amrnock, Jim 27. n:J 1l - amplun, 1-lill 27 I-la 1Tis, Sue 1 �. 21, jf, l-laiton, .ll',ITY no. H(i l-la.wthorne, .John 27

A1Hlcrson, Terry 2tl Archie. l: � d 211

l learst. Gonion 27 l-lcidell1a11g-h, Tum 27.

J-l c11nin1-t". 1-lerh 27

A usl, Hay 2•1 J)1a1·d<, Uon 2'1 Ballcsiolt •s, Ang-clu 21 h'al'kcr, l{a1·cn 2'1 lh·aulicu, Al 2'1, H� E'ock, Hill 2:{ Bcl'ry, .Jim (ii Bctt.cncourl, Hog-er z,t Bil-!J.!!'i, Allen 2fi Holing-, Keesey 2:{, 2!), XO Branford, Sharon 21, 2fi, fiH, 70 Brant. T.arry HJ, 2fi BrPwc1'. l\'ob 19, 2fi, (ifi Briney, Nickey ;{!)

Bradlrnry, Hill 2!)

Hn.,w11, Carol 2!), 1;3 Huchma11, HoU 2!)

Bullard, H.ichanl :H; Bn1ener. M ikc fiO. H!l, !lO Butier, Dnvc :Hi C:unphcll, .Jim 2fi Carl, ChU<·k 2�. 70 Carlson, ,John 2fi Carl:-:.;on, Steve 2fi, 92 t:arrc'll, Dean 2fi, liB, 7:J Chapin. Mac ifi Chorba, Mart.y (iO, fiG Con:oran, ,Jim 2(i Cw;hing-. Anne 2li, fit Dianovich, Lany 9:� IJickinsc'n, Mike afi. fi1I, ,1-<;t, !):J Oubrau, Ken 2a, 71, 7'2 Dunn. Don '2fi, fi!i J•;lwny, J irn l•:rick:-;011, Rarnly 2() Fields, Pegg- y 1,1-<, 20, 2fi, 7!i, 77. 19. HO, �.I Fuller, Denton 70, !);{ l•'ostcr, Car . ol 2fi 1"1·y, Don X6 l"rnns, ,Janet 21; Jt'rans.

C11han, \.eorg-, C:cnlc� .

James 2fi 1-'hyllis 2G Carole 27. rm. n:t .John :�5. fiit

Ciunotli. Don 27 C:rccn, Harba1·a 27 C:recnwood. Howartl fi!')

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Rocky 4!l

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fiH, li2, 71, 7H

llcrrnrn1111, Bill '27 Himes, Ma1·shall 2H, (ifi. fi!I

l'a.rtencn, Anja at l'clan. Del :n

l l i11dman.

l'ersson, Marilyn :12 I'ett•rson, <:onion :12

0011 2X, lia. Ii!)

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Ken 2!l

I( i I lch1·(•w, I 't·1·1·y 71 Knuiz, Dennis 2B. 4:-J Laine, Diana 2!)

Lan.�c. Patty 29, 71, 7:1 Lent�. . Nancy 29, G4, 70, 71, 72 LeVe1·i11g-, Ha1Tiette 2!1, Iii, liH Lindel',

Dave :w. H2, !11

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J\'aird, .lwly fil. 70, 71, 72, )-(1

Campbell, Dan 10

llair< I, Pal �3 Ha:-;sctt, I{ en GO Bay, .Joh11 ()!) l\'(••atili<·u. Denise 1 1 9. fi!l, 71. fi7 l\'ea11lie11 • •Joe 1 1 � . fi!), (ii, 71, 72, n:1. !)7 Bccrbower, H.i l<'Y r.o

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Nikula, l•:d :n Norquist., Non·en :n. li2, Gil O'Brien, Will :n l'akont.�n. Tanya :ti. Iii. Ha, 7!i, 77

Cam11Ucll, .Jim 1lfi. !1:1 Camph<·ll, Teny 1:L XO. !J:l Cannon, Sw;an 40 Cavin, ,Judy fi4 Ch1·isi.A.·nsen. Howard r,o Clair, Hona fil Llark, Cal fi2 Clnrk, Lee 4!)

Clocksin, Don Colt'. Don 4!)

JX, a9,

11:L G2, 7,1-<, HO. n:�

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Cotter, Les !)0, !H Crarnel', Maun·en 70 Crawf1,nl. Lin1la 1 14

l'ickctt. Mary IX, :t2, fil, fi;{, li1I, XO l'otlct", ."Jani<'c :�2. 70, 72 HPdift'I', Hi('h !):{ H.cl.'tl, ,Jnnct. :i2, (ii, fi:i, Ii!>, 70 Rhinehart... C:ary :J2 H.ichanlson, ltcecl :{2 Itoye, lton 17, I H, :i'2, fi!i, HO ltuthet"ford, .J11cly :i2. 70, Scht1 ltlt, Do11 !>7 Schunrnd1er, I tlc:ina :12 Smith, 'Marty Ii!)

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