The Nautilus - 1968 by Grays Harbor College

nautilus

1967-68

pub I ished by the Associated Student Body of GRAYS HARBOR COLLEGE Aberdeen, Washington

Juliana Korpi, Edi tor May 31, 1968

FRANKLIN SCHOOL

1930-34 First Home of

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Grays Harbor College

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1934-45 Second site of GHC

Grays Harbor College Located at SAMUEL BENN SCHOO L

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DEDI CATION .

HIS TORY .

F ACULTY I STAFF.

ADMINISTRATION, ORGANIZATIONS

ACTIVITIES . SPORTS

STUDENTS.

ADVERTISEMENTS .

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INDEX

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Grays Harbor College has recently acquired the use of 640 acres of country land for use in biology, zoology, botany, and forestry courses. The property is situated in the East Fork of the Hoquiam River, about twenty-five miles north of the college campus. Running through the land is an excellent creek where both beaver and silver salmon abound. The second growth timber on the surrounding hillsides has been cut and removed during the past five years. This presents an excellent opportunity for biologists from the college to study the succession of plants and animals that develop in the barren cut-over land. Botany students have begun projects to study the effects of various environmental factors on Douglis fir, hem lock, and western red ceder. Two weather stations have been set up in the area at different altitudes to provide weather data.

It has been said that the entrance to Grays Harbor College resembles that of a lumber camp. A mass of unkempt trees and foliage runs from hillside to harbor. Yet, this is nature in its prime and paramount; this is GHC's most unique asset. A single tree, shown in the three periods of autumn, winter and spring, has been selected

as the symbol of this yearbook. It represents all the natural beauty that surrounds the students as they attend Grays Harbor College during these seasons. It is to the majesty and the serenity of the forest that the 1967-68 Nautilus is dedicated.

N STRAT\O ADM\N\ STAH

I would like to extend my congratulations to the Nautilus staff for an outstanding yearbook.

Each spring, students and faculty anticipate with pleasure the dis足

tribution of the annual.

It never fails to evoke significant memories of the

past year which a11 of us cherish. Personally, I am most grateful for the success the college has enjoyed during the year; much of this success can be attributed to the Board of Trustees. signs point toward an improved program of instruction in the future.

All

Certainly

this promise sustains us, for we exist for no other reason than to make education more meaningful for our student population. I wish the departing sophomores continued success in their endeavors; I urge the freshmen to pursue their goals with determination and patience.

I know

that your stay at Grays Harbor College will be a significant experience in your lives.

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tRUSt€€S During the 1967 session of the State Legislature, the Community College Act was initiated which provided for a school district consisting of Grays Harbor and Pacific countries.

To serve as Board

for this district, Governor Daniel J. Evans appointed a group of five men. They are: Harry James

Edwin Van Syckle

Lawrence Weinstein

Oliver Tibbetts Dr. William McKinney

Sm ith, VanSyckle, Weinstein, Tibbets, James, McKinney

abm1n1stRat1on

John Killian Registrar

James Frost Dean of Instruction

Maurice Phipps Director Student Affairs

Gordon Simmons Director Adult and Vocationa I Education

Eldon Odle Assistant Registrar

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Georgia Bailey Biology

Vincent Aleksey Mathematics Helen Pagels, Helena Smith

Robert Basich History, P .E.

Harry Beeler Physics

Polly Brown Health Ed., P.E.

Donald Butler English

John Crew History

Peter Dufour Political Science Barbara Elliott Journalism

Richard Frazer Geography

Gary Frey English, Wrestling 12

Coach

Craig Wellington

Lydia Roberts

Robert Gehrke Psychology

Donald Gibbs Sociology, Anthropology Cyrus Gonigam Bursar

Leo Hake Psychology, P. E., Head Football Coach

Margaret H ansen Economics, B.A.

Alfred Izatt Electronics

Jeane Jones Dean of Women Ralph Kool

Richard Landberg

German, French

Art

I Richard Lane Speech, Drama

Maxine L'Ecuyer English

Floyd Messersmith Data Processing

Patricia Morgan Practical Nursing

Robert Neisinger Music, Band

Lyman Pederson History

James Phipps

Ellen Pickell

Geology, Oceanography

Vocational Clerk-Steno Myles Robinson Biology

Eugene Schermer Chemistry

Dorothy Savage English , Speech

Joseph Scott B.A., Secretarial Science H. Winfield Shaffer Electronic Technology

Russe 11 Scott Speech, English

John Smith Biology 16

Eugene Stensager Music, Philosophy

Jack Stoddard P. E. , Basketba11 Coach

Kenneth Stevens Data Processing Ed Stricker Chemistry

Rosemary Thomas Secretarial Science Rona Id Swartz Engineering

Frank Turner Sociology, Anthropology

Roy Undem Mathematics Elmer Wagner William VanVactor English

David Waller English, Counselor

Virginia Younger Eng I ish

Russian, Counselor

Yvonne Fields, Alice Delaney, Bonnie Kalinowski, Bonnie Grant, Ginger (Tex) Clinger.

J hn Spellman, Librarian

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1111lly Stoddard, Juliana Korpi, Shirley Dubrau

Bernadine Hermann, Shirley Clerice

Koy Evans, Ann Prehm

. Ito Blo111 . e, Phyllis I Henrie EI noro Cote' Muriel Moore, Donno Kul ich

custo01ans

Don Morrow, Ernest Aschim

Scotty Lyden, George J ugum

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Prudy Olson,

M onoger Este I la G isbrech t, Mary E pperson, Gerda Harrison, Virginia Williams, Delores Sackrider, Josephine Frye

0R4an1zat1ons

PRESIDENT'S MESSA GE:

This y e ar w a s an a ctive one for G rays Its

H a r bor C o l l e ge.

controlling body, the Stu dent Council, met weekly to discuss policy and tra nsact business of the stu d e n t b ody. E ach member of the stu d e n t council took his job seriously and represented the student body in a fair and just manner.

A ll members

consistently expressed their opinions intelli gently and effectively. They made the Student Council's job and my job much easier by their seriousness of purpose and full coop era tion. The Student Council's accompl i shm en ts were many and varied, rang ing from the establish ment of Fr eshman repre sentation to putting on the best Homecoming in GHC history; thus the members can be proud' of their record

and

content with their per fo1mance.

Mr. Phipps,

D irector of

Stu dent

Affairs, served as advi sor to the council.

His

services were indespens able and I can't express h ow grateful I am for his help. It was a pleasure and honor to serve as student body president.

I want

to thank all of the stu dents for their confi dence and cooperation, and the Student Counci I for a job well done.

am proud to have served as your president, proud of your many accom plishments, and proud to say I am an alumnus of Grays Harbor College.

A SGHC President

aws

The Associated Women's Students had a very active year. Adding to the fun of homecoming weekend, AWS sponsored a Halloween pajama party with the theme "Punkins and P.J. 's".

At Christmas time the Miss Merry Christmas pro足

ject was a huge success with all the food donations given to the Salvation Army.

Throughout the months a girl of the

month is selected for her outstanding scholarship, acti足 vities, and personality. held.

In the spring, elections were

AWS also participated in Drift 'n' Dunes weekend.

Ending the year, came the M others Tea, where the Girl of the Year was named along with the M other of the Year.

FRONT ROW: Shirley Dubrou, president; Mory Miller, social chairman.

ROW 2:

Connie Vessey, publicity chairman; MoryBeth

Ekor, district chairman; Sheila Homchick, vice-president; Dr. Jeane Jones, adviser.

ROW 3:

Mory Tesio, secretory-treasurer;

Dione Monenico, district chairman; Louro Bole, district chairman; Trudy Bodey, district chairman.

CCC

The purpose of the Club Co-ordinating Council is to promote service and co-ordinate activities among the clubs on campus.

Composed of the club presidents,

CCC's major activity was assisting in organizing the Homecoming Parade.

Through its standing committee,

the Publicity Council, CCC has worked to better com足 munication between students and student government. Cheryl Blonski is the club's secretary and Mr. Waller is adviser.

ROW l:

C. Langham, Ayudas; P. Youmans, Young Democrats; L. Weathers, Poli S ci and Drama.

B. Quinby, Phi Theta Kappa; S. Dubrau, AWS.

ROW3:

ROW 2:

B. Hulbert, Ski Club;

A. Mackey, Chokerettes; S.L. Wetzel, Hiking Club; J. Durney, Re足

publican Club.

ayubas As always, Ayudas attempted to fulfill its pur足 pose as a service club to the college. club's officers were:

The

C arolyn Langham, pres足

ident; Gail Warden, vice-president; Nikki Chapin, treasurer; Barbara Zink, secretary; Carol Meers, publicity representative.

Ayudas

worked at registration, football games, basket足 ball games, and wrestling matches, as well as the athletic banque ts.

The club sponsored a

float for the Homecoming parade and held a mum sale for the Homecoming game. was held winter quarter.

A dance

In all their affairs,

Ayudas was especially helped by the club's adviser, Dr. Pedersen.

ROW l:

Carol Meers, Nikki Chapin, Barbara Zink, Carolyn Langham, Gail Warden.

Jackson, Sue Smoth, Sharon Emery, Coral McGuire, Roberta Schaffer, Annabel Salama.

Kathi Guginski.

ROW 3:

ROW 2:

Dr. Pedersen, adviser; Janet

Sandra Ogren, Tom Lonergan, Pat Whitney,

tyâ&#x201A;Źâ&#x201A;Ź TYEE is a women's service club at GHC.

It's

main objective is to serve the college and assist the community.

Membership is limited to 15

sophomores who are elected each year by the current members. This year the TYEE's have had many activities. They sponsored a dance, held shoe shines and apple sales, ushered at college f unctions, assisted at registration and w orked at the Starlight Ball.

They also granted a scholarship

to a TYEE member. The officers for the 1967-68 school year were: Che r y l Blonski, president; Jane Southard, vice-president; Diane Manenica, secretary; D onna Sti nchfield, t reasurer; and Candice Mil re, historian.

ROW 1:

C. Blonski,

Sou thard, S. Ask.

D. Stinchfield,

ROW 3:

D. Manenica, C. Milre.

ROW 2:

M. Miller, S. Dubrau , A. Mackey, M. Tesia, J.

Mrs. Younger, adviser; M. Scott, K. Stiles, S. Olson, B. Grant.

tetteRmen

ROW l:

J. Suppa, D. Daniels, B. Dew, B. Phillips, K. Stevenson, C. McGuire.

L. Miller, S. Scibelli, S. Childers, B. Coleman. strong, J. Davidson, G. Simon, S. Elway.

ROW 3:

ROW 4:

G. Stevenson, J. McKinnon, D. Schroeder, D. Mehlhaff, A. Luther?, G.

Cromwell, B. Edwards, B. Strachan, G. Carr, E. Smith.

The Lettermen's Club repre足 sents a ll letter winne r s at GHC and also includes many fine schol ars. t h e club are:

Officers o f Rick Giam足

pietri, treasurer; Denny Dan足 iels, vice president; and Ron Busche, president.

ROW 2: G. Jones, R. Busche, R. Giampietri,

S. Johnson, D. Sheaffer, J. Sherk, J. Wilson, B. Sowders, M. A rm足

chokeRettes

C h o k e rettes had an action p::icked year. To promote school spirit we made pep signs for the games and the pep assembly. We also made a float in the s h a pe of a football for the homec oming parade.

Other

activities included a bakesale, a pizza party , a C h ristma s party {thank s Phi I), and a trip to Seattle.

At the end of the

year we gave a

$100 scholar足

ship to a deserving Chokerette. The 1967-68 officers were: Ann M a c key,

president; Diane

Manenica, vice-president; and Barb M orrisette, secretary 足 treasu rer.

The advi ser w a s

M i s s T h oma s.

ROW l:

K. Aho, C. Hood, M. Stoddard, L. Jurasin, G. Meldrich, B. Morrisette, S. Henke, M. Ekar, S. Homchick. ROW 2: ROW 3: S. Gill, Smith, J. Meservey, K. Hendrickson, D. Monenica, K. Stiles, G. Morse, T. Major, B. T rohimovich, S. Stoddard, J.

B. Antich, B. J. Hagfors, S. Sealy, K. Backholm, J. Gerhardt, S. Quinn, J. Matthews, S. Slick, M. Mallow.

McCri mmon, M. Tesia, N. Thompson, M. Randich, M. Long, L. Frye.

Ski ClUB

ROW l:

Candi Cyr, Patti Parker, Sandy Gill, Phyllis Ganigam.

ROW

2: Jim Lawson, Barbara Trohimavich, Anita Bolinger, Steve Thompson. ROW 3: John Larson, Cathy Ramberg, Glen Colley, Jim Hathaway. ROW 4: Dann Jamtaas, Bill Hulbert, Marsha Wharton, Dave Bielski. ROW 5: Dayne Gardner, Al Brecht, Don Corning. ROW 6: Laddy Kite, Ken Kaivo, Donna Janzik, Jim Ricks. ROW 7: Steiner Urdahl, Ron Gill, Steve Beck, Jan Moisanen, Mr. Phipps, adviser.

During the past year, Ski Club has participated in a variety of activities.

In addition to our three-day trip to Timberline

Lodge on Mount Hood, we have been active in such things as the UGN Drive and the Homecoming parade.

This year's

officers include Bill Hulbert, pres.; Pete Berken, vice pres.; and Candi Cyr, sec /treasurer.

Mr. Phipps is our adviser.

h1k1nq CLUB The G rays Harbor College Hiking Club was established to give Grays Harbor students an opportunity to take advantage of outdoor recreation.

The Hiking Club is active throughout

the year, regardless of the season.

The club members enjoy

both day and overnight hikes, including snow-shoeing and beach hikes.

Patti Parker is the secretary-treasurer and Mr.

Harry Beeler is the adviser.

ROW l:

Jim Ricks, Patti Parker, Donna Janzik, Mr. Beeler.

Lawson, Steve Beck, Ken Kaivo.

ROW 3:

Doug Hatfield,

ROW 2:

Jim

Jim Grigsby,

Joe M cCloskey.

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ELTEK members prepare to auction TV sets in the HUB.

ELTEK club officer s for 1967-68 were president, Pat Connor; vice-president , Charles Pinckney; secretary/treasurer, Rita DePoule; and public relations man, Ben C h ap m a n .

R it a D ePo ule was

elected Miss Merry Christmas through the efforts of club members in collect ing c ontributions for needy families. The other principle activity wa s the acceptance of N's from the community for repair and au ction to build the ELTEK scholarship fund, from which awa r d s are presented to deserving sophomore ELTEK majors.

ROW l: Marvin Johnson, Rita Depoule, Becky Palmer, Jomes Young, Winfield Schaffer and Alfred Izatt, advisers.

ROW 2:

Len Decker, Benji Chapmon, Pot

Connor, S teve Mitchell, Jomes Weiblen, Bob Wheeler, Lester Thornton.

enq1neeR1nq The Main activity af the Engineering Club was sponsoring the Miss Merry C h ristmas Dan ce.

A psyc hedelic

theme was used with rotating sound an d I ight systems.

With the m oney

from the dance, the club sponsored field t rips to various industries an d a scholarship to a returning freshman engineering student. Officers were:

Frank Wise, p resi足

dent; Don Taylor, vice president; Terry W eathers, sec./treas.; frosh represen tativ e , Allen Fitz; Don Gross, historian; Ed Johnson, social chairman.

ROW l:

K. Kaivo, M. Solitur o, J. Taylor , R. Swartz, F. Wise.

ROW 2:

K. Gunderson, E. Johnson, T. Weathers, D. Gross, B. Clark, M. Alecksey. ROW 3:

B. Burke,

M. McMinds,

J. Clavadetcher, T. Covert, K.Gores,

M. Adams, J. Larson, L. Pearson .

Eng ineers unwind with football all-year-round.

Engineering Club officers

The play "Papa Is All" was concerned with a rebellion against a t yrannical father who misused his religion to prohibit the natural pleasures of his family.

It presented a unique challenge, for the

entire play was spoken in the language of the Pennsylvania Dutch people.

Playing the lead roles

were Al Lyons and Sue Roman.

ďż˝Ramat1cs "The Child Buyer", a drama, was selected for the winter play. had a plan for improving the nation.

Wissey Jones, the main character,

It involved purchasing gifted children and reducing their

personalities through drugs and surgery to the point that they were nothing more than brilliantly efficient machines.

Playing the leads were Al Lyons and Joe Dennis.

Trophy-winners Evans, Lindsay, Lyons, and Youmans.

The forensic season began early with the Centralia College Invitational, and included trips to Hum boldt State College, UPS, Clark, Linfield, WWSC, and concluded with the state tournament at Yakima in April.

Once again members of the GHC squad placed in both individual events and

debate, bringing home an impressive assortment of trophies for the college showcase.

�OQ€0SICS Members of Delta Psi Omega performed in a variety of theatrical experiences this year.

Performing

and producing three campus productions including the "Thurber Carnival" spring quarter.

The or

ganization visited the Seattle Reperto1y theatre, sponsored a high school drama festival, and honored

performers in local high school and community theatres in the annual Speech/ Drama banquet.

ROW l: C. Jacobson, B. Chapman, S. McDonald. ROW2: J. Dennis, A. Abrahamson, S. Roman, P. Youmans, . Smith, J. Murphy, T. Lonergan, E. Butler. Witherall, I. Eastman.

ROW 3:

L. Weathers, D. Coma, M. Portman, A. Lyons, J. 37

M embers "get out the vote"

CHOICE '68 is initiated

pot1 SCI Although the Political Science club come up against stiff competition when two new political organizations were chartered this year, scheduled activities were well attended. sponsorship of CHOICE '68, and awarding a

Panel discussions, a St. Patrick's Doy dance,

$100 scholarship to a returning student were among our activities

this post year.

FRONT ROW:

C. Clapson, P. Youmons, L. Weathers.

Stensager, A. Lyons, J. Durney, T. Dalbey.

BACK ROW:

H.S. Elway, J. Katz, J. Murphy, D. Janzik, Mr.

CLOCKWISE:

Don Lawson, Carolyn Langham,

O'Brien, Bob Steudler, James Taylor.

Gerald A pple, Steve Brown, Bob Quinby, Connie Vessey, Sandy James, Dan

CENTER: Adviser John Spellman.

phi theta kappa The Beta Iota Chapter af PTK began the year led by Robert Quinby, president; Ken Lawson, vice-president; Linda Ekman, secretary; Sandy James, treasurer; and Bab Steudler, publicity director. The year's activities included the installation of a PTK chapter at Big Bend Community College, the initiation of over thirty new members, the inauguration of a campus speaker program and par ticipation in the regional and national conventions.

PTK initiates thirty new members. 39

R€PUBl1can ClUB Under the leadership of Jack Durney, president; Stu El way, vic e-pre sident; Sue Roman, sec-treas; Bob Peck, sergeant at-a1ms; and Chuck Hindman, parliam e ntarian, the GHC R e p u b l icon Club began its firs t year.

The c lub took the

lead in organizing the Mock Republican Convention, spon sore d an essay writing contest, and also brought speakers to the campus, and made prepar ations for its participation in the 1968 political campaign. In its initial year, the c lub was a founding member of the College Repub lican League of Washington.

ROW l:

S. Dubrau, D

Hogon, S. Romon, S. Hood, R. Waymon.

J. Law son, L. Weathers, S. Wetzel, D.

Jonzik,

Bielski, A. Lyons, T. Strom, J. Nemnich, B. Peck.

Republicans mop out strategy for the coming campaigns.

S. Wong.

ROW 2:

ROW 3:

S. Elway,

J. Durney, D.

act1v1t1es

the qReatest Homecoming 1967 at Grays Harbor College consisted of a complete turn about in which the Spokane Spartans w iped out a 12-6 G.H.C. lead and made off with a 22-12 victory before disappointed on-lookers.

High足

lighting G.H.C.'s loss was quarterback John Wilson , w ho ran 53 yards on a qu arterback draw, his fir.est passing and runn ing effort of the year. Larry Miller,

Defens ively,

Rick Harbour and B ill S owders m a d e

numerous key hits.

Arnie Blancas was the most effective

o f t he G. H. C. r unning backs by gaining a total of 64 yards.

John Wilson fakes a pass to

run

53 yards for a touchdown.

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Princesses Shirley Dubrou, Cheryl Blonski, Gretchen Gudaz, Kathy Spanich; Queen Mary Tesia,

The crowning of Mary Tesia as Homecoming Queen, a parade through Aberdeen, the Homecoming game, and the po st-game H alloween Dance were the hig h li gl:t> of Homecoming 1967.

"A Lavender Happening" was the

theme Oct. 27 for the crowning of Mary, who reigned over all homecoming activ ities with her court, consisting of Cheryl Blo nski, Shirley Dubrau, Gretchen Gudaz and Kathy Sp anich.

Homecoming Court at halftime.

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scholaQs oďż˝ the month

September

October

November

Carolyn Langham

Bob Quinby

Linda Ekman

December

January

February

Ken Lawson

Frank Wise

Sandra Jam es

March

April

May

Bob Steud I er

Teri Smith

Carol McGuire

q1Rls oďż˝ the month

October Susan Niemi

November Sydney Craft

January

February

M arch

Karen Stiles

Teri Smith

Juliana Korpi

Apri I

Barbara Morrisette

May Carolyn Langham 49

CiHC TIMIERLINE

Cris Harmia, Paul Youmans, Mauri Farrell, John Murphy, Frank Plakinger, J uliana Korpi, Paul Malernee, John Todd, Joe Dennis, John Witherell, Jim Graham, Eric Johnson, Steve Hendrickson.

The dedicated Timberline staff p roduced what editors believe to be the finest example of journalistic achievement in GHC history. "Innovations" was the word... New style, new g lamour, new news w a s the result.

Under

the leadership of Steve Hendrickson, Joe Dennis and Eric Joh nson, the Timberline become on eagerly awaited "Happening" on campus.

Editors labor far into the night.

nautilus

Paula Brady, Gail Niemi, Dave Loman, Tom Lonergan, Gerald Apple, Juliana Korpi, Vicki Wakefield.

we maoe 1t!

Mrs. Elliott points out misspelled word.

Working by moonlight.

cha1Rmen

abv1seRs

Crew, Dufour, Pederson

ROW l:

Stensager, Miller, Durney.

ROW2:

Dennis, Elway, Weathers.

mock convention A simulated National Convent ion was held in April to nominate a candidate for the presidency of the United States.

GHC students took a lively part in for ming state delegations and campaig ning for a number of candidates.

High light of the convention was an address by Governor Danie I J. Evans.

Johnson?

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Nixon? ... Rockefeller?

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McCarthy?

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Kennedy?...Reagan?...Wallace??

honoRaBle RepResentat1ves �Rom s1nqap0Re

ROW l: Juliana Korpi, Mary Mi Iler, Mr. Dufour, adviser; Sue Smith, Linda Ekman.

ROW 2: John Murphy, Dave Hogan,

Stuart Elway, Allen Lyons.

mobel un1teb nations Grays Harbor College sent a delegation of eight students to the XVIII Model United Nations of the Far West, held at the University of Arizona in Tucson.

Representing the Republic of Singapore in the Afro-Asian Bloc,

these students took an active part in debate and the passing of resolutions.

This is the sixth year that GHC has

token part in MUN; all who participated agree that it is truly a unique educational experience.

Tucson - site of the XVIII Model United Nations.

The de legates returned with an increased unde rstanding 0f world politics...and sou venirs from "south of the bor der.

chu1stmas The biggest Christmas festivity of the year for Grays Harbor C ollege students was the annual M e rry Ch ristmas dan ce,

highlighted by the

selection of Rita De Pou le as Miss Merry Christmas. A canned food drive determined who was to be

Miss Merry Christmas, by having voters contribute can s as ballots for his or her favorite candidate. Each candidate was sponsored by a college club.

Yes Rita, there is a Santa Claus.

Susie Wiseman, Anita Bolinger, Sharon Hood, Ann Mackey, Mary Miller, J ackie Wong, Sandy James, Julie Gonzalez, Michelle Monson, Pam Boros, Rita DePoule.

may COURt

Mary Miller

Stuart EI way

Gerald Apple

Shirley Dubrau

Juliana Korpi

Allen Lyons

ROW l:

Mr. Stensager, E. Creviston, B. Valentine, J. Jackson, P. Roberts, S. Huffman, P. Parker, E. Butler.

L. Ekman, K. Pryde, S. Nyman, P. Hunt, D. Janzik, M. Nevitt. A. Abrahamson, C. Lindsey, R. Carey.

ROW 4:

ROW 3:

ROW 2:

L. Johnson,

B. Hallett, R. Miller, S. Miller, M. Stensager, R. Hanson,

R. Turley, R. Carlson, S. Beck, D. Bare, J. Carl, G. Cramer, G. Frymire.

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Robert Neisi nger, band director.

ROW l:

M. Scott, S. Nyman.

ROW 3:

J. Barton, M. Bullard.

ROW 2:

P. Hunt.

ChOIR

WI:

C. Scott, C. Schuldt, S. McDonald, P. G onigom.

RO W

Eugene Stensoger, choir director.

�1 P. Whitney, K. Sotlow, P. Sheory, J. DuBois. ROW 3: G. l1111l1•C1u, L. Decker, C. Hindman. ROW 4: B. Chapmon, K. Evans, /\, I yom.

ll W 1: R. Reichter, P. Wolfenbarger, K. Niles, T. Colemon, D. Porks. ROW 2: R. Conoyer, D. Thompson, J. Nelson, S. McDonald, M. M nson, F. Easter, W. Bragg. ROW 3: D. Loman, S. Childers, J. Ricks, J. Lindell, M. Bordon, R. Salmon, G. Frymire, J. Moisonen. I< W �: B. Bender, A. Abrahamson.

SPORtS

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ROW l: B. Edwards, G. Stevenson, B. Davis, B. Kolb, G. Cromwel I, J. Matau. ROW 2: B. Coleman, A. Blancas, J. Wilson, T. Parker, J. Johnson, R. Douglas. ROW 3: K. Stevenson, G. Jones, D. Colbey, J. McKinnon, J. Borst, D. Scheaffer, L. LindÂ land.

Row 4:

E. Smith, G. Carr, B. Wasp, G. Coddington, M. Murphy, J. Damitio, J. Sherk.

The Choker footb all edition of 1967, under the excellent coaching of Leo "Bud" Hoke and assistant coaches

Bob Basich

and Dick Frazer, ended the season with a 7-2 record. Choker scoring was led by Arnie Blancas, state scoring champ, and by Norris Stussy. The Choker offense was also aided by such hard running backs as Ben Dew, Ray Lorton, and Joe Suppa; the passing and running of John Wi Ison, and the pass catching talents of Eddie Smith and Don Scheaffer. Nevertheless, this great offensive machine could not have performed without the offensive line which was led by Ron Busche, Jerry Sherk, and Bill Gutman. Helping the offense control the ball was the Choker defense headed by Lawrence Miller, Bill Sowders, Rick Harber, Eddie Smith, Gary Carr, and Bruce Edwards. Arnie Blancas, Lawrence Miller, Ron Busche, and Jerry Sherk made the All-Conference team. High-lighting the annual ba nquet was the presentation of the Inspirational award to Norris Stussy; Coaches award to Paul Wetzel; Co-captains award to Rick Harber and Bill Sowders; and the announcement of next year's team captain-Larry Miller.

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WI: R. Lorton, J. Suppo, J. Pirone, P. Wetzel. G. Smith, J. Timpone, L. Preston. ROW 2:

D. Schroeder, B. Stussy, R.

1011, G. Giuntoli, C.J. Meodows. ROW 3: G. Prince, .R. Vest, R. Clowson, R. Giompietri, J. Strovink, L. Miller, J. Str<â&#x20AC;˘.

ROW 4:

B. Dew, S. Dragecevich, B. Johnson, D. Choffee,

Cooches Frozer, Hake, and Basich

S. Johnson, B. Sowders, R. Horber, R. Busche.

Co-captains Sowders and Harber

FINAL STANDINGS w

Everett

166

G. H. C.

148

134

Olympic

135

100

Columbia

Basin Yakima

Spokane

113

101

Wenatchee

111

166

Shoreline

131

Arnie Blancas

Ran Busche

Dew on the loose.

Joe Suppa

Coleman, Peck, Managers

Suppa-gain

Smith strides high.

Larry Miller

Another fumble drill in Spokane game.

Bill Gutman

Jahn Wilson

A hard-earned rest.

Hake I ooks tense.

Bi11 Sowders

Chokers position for action.

Eddie Smith

LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Parker, J. Wilson, G. Carr, S. C hilders, E. Johnson, M. Ar msl..-ong, Davidson, C. McGuire, B. Coleman, J. Linn.

KNEELING:

Coach Jack Stoddard.

R. Cottrell, J. Moisanen, J.

GHC

H ighline

GHC

Peninsula

GHC

Centralia

68 97

GHC

Green River

GHC

Portland

GHC

Edmonds

GHC

Olympic

GHC

U. of W.

GHC

Lower Columbia

GHC

Tacoma

GHC

Centralia

102

GHC

Peninsula

GHC

Green River

GHC

Edmonds

GHC 111

Olympic

GHC

Clark

GHC

Lower Columbia

GHC

Tacoma

This year's Choker basketball team was picked at the first of the season to finish in the lower division, but the team disregarded this, and came out in the first division.

However, Lower Columbia's triumph in the final week blew

all hopes of the GHC team going on to the state tournament.

Finishing with a 8-14 record, the Chokers showed

great strength as they defeated a highly rated Green River squad and all the other division leaders many head颅 aches.

Led by team captain Mike Armstrong and Gary Carr, who both supported 17 pt. average, and had several

30 pt. nights, the Chokers showed a well-planned offense and defense.

They were assisted by playmaker John

Wilson, Randy Cottrell, and Craig McGuire, who all averaged in double figures.

Cottrell and Armstrong were

the top Choker rebounders.

LEADING SCORERS* FG

AVG

Carr

103

53-89

259

17.3

Armstrong

104

37-76

241

17.2

McGuire

34-46

216

14.4

Cottrel I

28-64

180

12.0

Wilson

64-98

180

12.0

Davidson

16-28

Parker

9-9

9-15

Coleman

Johnson

5-5

Childers

1-6

Linn

2-2

Moisanen

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,. Wi I son feeds off on fast break

Cottrel I I ooks for he Ip 66

McGuire hits for "2"

R osty-T omty scores ago in

Wilson drives for a loy-up

Team Scares Centralia

Lower Columbia

GHC

GHC GHC

Clark

GHC

Highline

Everett

GHC

Lower Columbia Columbia Basin

GHC

Highline

GHC

U. of W.

GHC

Olympic

GHC

Green River

GHC

Steve Soruwotori

bele4at1on to state=

ROW 1:

M. Farrell, S. Scibelli.

Cooch Frey, B. Davis.

Kenichi Konno

ROW 1: Denny Dani els

K. Konno, D. Stork, M. Moyer , M. Tonner, B. Grim.

Hoyden, S. Scibelli, G. Stevenson, B. Dew, J. S herk.

ROW 2:

ROW 3: D. Daniels.

B. D avis, B.

Gary Simon

Bob Grim

1, SI •vcnson, E. Horris, J. Sherk, L. Miller, D. Colbey. ROW 2: G. Simon, B. Hoy Wl1 I 111 II ( 1il1111 M. Tonner, B. Dew. ROW 3: M. Moyer, B. Devine, K. Konno, S. Saruwatori, It I 1�11111 /\. Jomes.

lid y

11111 lilp.

Cooch Gary Frey and wrestlers captured their second consecutive state champ-

I uring the season, the Chokers suffered only two defeats.

Ben Hayden

f 1·he season for the team were capturing the Junior College Class Champion U. of W. tournament, and showing great strength in the Grays Harbor lnvi-

Chokers at the State Tournament, this year held in Aberdeen, was last year's Sherk once again was first place along with 115 111, I 111 chi Kanno, 145 lb. Bob Grim, and 152 lb. Brad Davis. Others who helped win 1 1 1 I 111 w r runners-up: Steve Scibelli, Gary Stevenson, and Ben Dew; and Dan Stark I 11tll111 Iii

1!111 111 ovyw ight champ, Jerry Sherk.

1111 pl11 uc.l fourth in his weight class.

Brod Davis

Steve Scibelli

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Single-leg takedown

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Gary Stevenson

Line drills

Ed Harris

Jerry Sherk

Take it easy,

Sherk

Double-leg takedown

ROW 1:

Coach Aleksey, J. Witherell, R. Knutz.

James, T. Bond(capt.).

MISSING:

ROW 2:

B. Barr, G. Alwood, H.

J. Long, G. Furth.

R. Wayman, T. Jones, R. Lloyd, K . Gunderson, J. So Iberg, D. Henry.

tQaCk

Coach Stoddard

ROW l: G. Zinc, A. Reunanen, A. Blancas, J. Messmer, D. Stearn, M. McGuire. Grim, G. Simons, P. Mc Nealy, B. Stussy, B. Bel I.

ROW2: J. Timpone, J. Simpson, B.

Coach Robert Basich

ROWl:

W. Knippel, R. Barre, P. Beaulieu, B. Thompson, D. Beilski, D. Schroeder, G. Cromwell.

Stodden, R. Hansen, R. Peltola, M. Cordell, D. M ehlhoff, R. Hancock. Long.

MISSING:

ROW 3:

ROW2: K. Stevenson, D.

Coach Basich, E. Smith, S. Johnson, H.

R. Douglas, J. Matau, S. Wilson, D. Narrance.

stuďż˝ents Sophomores Freshmen Licensed Procticol Nurses

Ben Acker Aberdeen Education Greg Al wood Hoquiam Accounting Tom Anderson Raymond Speech Gerald Apple Aberdeen

English

Mike Armstrong Oregon Physical Education Sharon Ask Hoquiam Liberal Arts Mike Bagley Raymond Liberal Arts John Baller Moclips Education

Terry Barber Raymond Education Jim Barton Hoquiam Business Admin. Pierre Beaulieu Raymond Liberal Arts Daryl Beck Hoquiam Chemistry

Bab Bell Aberdeen Sociology Bob Bender Montesano Liberal Arts Peter Berken Aberdeen Optometry Mike Bevandich Cor vallis, Oregan Libera I Arts

Cheryl Blonski Aberdeen Liberal Arts Richard Bohren Aberdeen Business Adm in. Tim Bond Aberdeen Education Dave Boyer Aberdeen Liberal Arts

Patty Bozley Aberdeen Education Paula Brady Hoquiam Education Al Brecht Aberdeen Liberal Arts

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Terry Brennan

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Aberdeen Education

Greg Brown Tacoma Business Adm in. Steve Brown Raymond English

Wayne Brown Oa kville Education Darrel I Brunt Olympia Pre-Law

Eugene Bunch Elma Liberal Arts Ron Busche Seattle Sociology Craig Cameron Tacoma Business John Campbel I Raymond Liberal Arts

Mike Carty Aberdeen Engineering Mark Chamberlain Boston, Mass. English Gerald Chang Wahiawa, Hawaii Marine Biology Ben jamin Chapman Montesano Eltek

Mike Chartrey Aberdeen Pharmacy Connie Chase Aberdeen Education

Gay Childers Hoquiam Education Christine Clapson Raymond English

Diana Clay Aberdeen Business Adm in. Glenn Colley Seattle Business Adm in. Ray Collins Hoquiam Liberal Arts

Mary Compton Aberdeen Liberal Arts

Warner Conder Lebam Liberal Arts Mary Cook McCle ary Art Don Corning Bothell Pre-Law Ed Cote Aberdeen Business Adm in.

Jim Cummings Aberdeen Den tistry Mike Cunningham Tokeland Education Candy Cyr Hoquiam Education Denny Daniels Hoquiam Liberal Arts

Lennie Decker Hoquiam Electronics Joe Dennis Hoquiam Journal ism Bob Drawsby Aberdeen Business Adm in.

Shirley Dubrau Aberdeen Education

Sandy Duns ire Aberdeen liberal Arts Susie Dunsire Aberdeen Business Admin. Jack Durney Hoquiam Politico( Science Don Earley Hoquiam

l ibera I Arts

Ira Eastman Newport, Ore. Zoology Charles Eaton Cosmopolis Education Patti Eaton Elma Education Linda Ekman Aberdeen Spanish

Mary Eliasson Hoquiam Education Dan Ellingsen Raymond Marine Biology H. Stuart Elway Hoquiam Political Science Keith Erwin Aberdeen Education

Judy Espedal Westport Business Admin. Mike Farrell Spokane Fares try Chris Fisher Aberdeen Education '

Margie Flink Montesano Physical Ed.

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Marlene Folden Aberdeen Education Chris Fosburg Aberdeen Liberal Arts Steve Fox Pacific Beach Fducation Jim Frary Aberdeen Pre-Law

Linda Fry Cosmopolis Educat路ion Ron Gill Aberdeen Pharmocy Bev Grant Hoquiam Education Don Gross Hoquiam Engineering

Charlie Gwin Ouinoult Engineering Wilma Ha j duk Cosmopolis Education

Bernice Honer Hoquiam Liberal Arts Cris Hermia Hoquiam Journal ism

Mike Hatley Aberdeen Liberal Arts Chuck Hay Wishkah Ben Hayden Spokane Psychology Steve Hendrickson Copalis Crossing Journalism

Charles Hindman Aberdeen Liberal Arts David Hogan Elma Political Science Bill Holmeide Aberdeen Psychology Ron Hongell ;

Aberdeen f

Education

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Sharon Hood Westport Sociology Hyacinth Horne Montesano Liberal Arts

Bill Hulbert Aberdeen Liberal Arts Alan Jacobs Aberdeen Business Adm in.

I ;

Corole Jacobsen Rc1ymond Li bcral Arts

Horry James S uth Bend Dentistry l1cryl Johnson

I loquic1m Socicil Sciences Sorn Johnson

o�mopolis 1 lcclronics

lei ry Jones

/\bcrdecn 1'1 c-Med Ken Kaivo

R<1yrnond

I I ·ctrical Engin. I i 1 1 do Kaiyala i\l>crdeen i\1 I

l•q111ichi Konno '1011da i, Japan l'l1y;ical Ed.

Jeff K iebur tz Shelton Data Processing Laddy Kite Aberdeen

Engineerin

Larry Klube Raymond Education Rodney Knutz Longview Business Admin.

Ju I iana Korpi Aberdeen English Carolyn Longhorn Elma Comparative Lit. Lynette Lanphear Aberdeen Education

·.

Janice Larsen Cosmopolis Education

John Larson Aberdeen Engineering Ken Lawson Elma Engineering Gary Lea Aberdeen Education John Linn Gray land

Liberal Arts

l Dave Loman Hoquiam Music Karla Long Aberdeen Liberal Arts Margit Long Aberdeen Education Dean Lougheed Montesano Liberal Arts

Al Luther Hoquiam Psychology Allen Lyons Aberdeen Polit ical Science Kathleen McKay Elma Education Ann Mackey Aberdeen Languages

Phi I MacNealy Aberdeen Zoology Toni Major Aberdeen Education --

Jim Maki Hoquiam Education Diane Manenico Aberdeen Education

Morty Martinson Aberdeen History John Matau Elmo Education Susan McDonald Raymond Art· Susan McKinney Aberdeen Business Adm in.

John Mclean Westport Liberal Arts

Cat·hy McMahon Seattle Liberal Arts

C rciig McGuire l'ortfond, Ore.

Liberal Arts Don Mehlhaff Aberdeen Education

·�

Bill Messmer Aberdeen Ag ricu lture

Ann Michaelson Aberdeen Social Sciences

Mary Miller Aberdeen Education Russell Miller

,..,.�

.:;:,

Westport Education Steve Miller Westport Fisheries Candice Mil re Cosmopolis

Liberal Arts

Jan Moe Elmo Mathematics Herman Moore Seattle Liberal Arts Kathy Mullen Cosmopolis /

Education

Colleen Mullins

�7

Raymond Data Processing

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Nancy Munk Aberdeen Education

John Nelson Aberdeen Music

Minnie Nelson Freewater Education Jane Nicholas Aberdeen Liberal Arts Susan Niemi Aberdeen Home Ee Ken Niles Hoquiam Music

Verne Nilsson Pacific Beach Physi ca I Ed. Dan 01Brien Aberdeen Business Admin. Paul Olsen Aberdeen Liberal Arts Sharon 0 Ison Hoquiam Business

Linda Paull Neilton Interior Dec. Barb Pe ďż˝rsall Aberdeen Education Larry Pearson Aberdeen Engineering Bob Peck Aberdeen History

Mark Perci ni Montesano Education Sue Perry Hoquiam English Cheryl Peters Aberdeen Business Ed. Susan Peterson South Bend Art

Fronk Plokinger Raymond Physiology Bob Quinby Grayland Accounting Nick Rodoch Aberdeen Liberal Arts Pot Ramsdell Aberdeen Education

Morion Rondich Aberdeen Education Jim Ricks Montesano Chemistry Marilyn Ross Aberdeen Education I ,,.

Annabel Salomo Aberdeen Art

Rick Salsman Elma Mathematics Roberta Schaffer Aberdeen Liberal Arts Sharl on Schoening Aberdeen Liberal Arts Cheryl Schuldt Aberdeen Liberal Arts

Gene Schu Itzer Raymond Dato Processing Steve Seibel Ii Tumwater Liberal Arts Charisse Scott Aberdeen Education Mary Scott Aberdeen Physical Ed.

Lindo Simpson Shelton Education Rick Slenes Aberdeen Physical Ed. Cathy Smith Hoquiam Edu cal ion Susari Smith Aberdeen

Liberal Arts

Jim Solberg Hoquiam Business Admin. Jane so�i·hard Montesano Education Dixie Spalding Aberdeen Education Kathy Sponich

Hoquiam Education

Tim Stander Seattle Poli Sci Bob Steudler Raymond Mathematics

Karen Stiles Aberdeen Education Donna Stinchfield Hoquiam Education

Chris Stoeser Aberdeen Liberal Arts Doug Sudderth Hoquiam Liberal Arts Jeff Swenson Elma Commercial Art Ron Tagman Montesano Education

Mary Tesia Aberdeen Education Na ncy Thompson Aberdeen Physical Ed. Nick Thompson Aberdeen Liberal Arts Robin Turley Aberdeen Liberal Arl路s

Steinar

Urdahl

Aberdeen Liberal Arts Connie Vessey Aberdeen Education

Jim Victor Tacoma Education Georgia Vincent Aberdeen Secretaria l Sci

( 92

Harold Walton Sharyn Warren Aberdeen Art Larry Weathers Raymond Education Joan Whipple Elma Education -

Jomes White James Wildner Kathy Wi 11 is Grayland Physical Ed. Cheryl Wilson Aberdeen Psychology

Mike Wilson Aberdeen Education Frank Wise Hoquiam Engineering Pou I Youmans Hoquiam Education

Wi 11 iam Zambaras Melighala, Greece Liberal Arts Barbara Zink Aberdeen Liberal Arts Robert Zook Aberdeen Business Admin.

Calvin Meadows, Greg Prince, Randy Kindle, Francis Clark, Tom Parker.

Sydney Craft, Sheila Homchick, Teri Smith, Marisue Stoddard, Laura Jurasin.

Donna Rich, Judy McKinney, Gloria Lightburn, Merilee Barrett. Barb Trohimovich, Karen Aho, Barb Bebineu, Sandy Gill, Shirley Henke.

Frances Baretich, Susie Wiseman, Gay Ann Meldrich, B.J. Hagfors, Linda Pet erson.

David Bare, Michal Jennings, Gail Mead, Rick Hanson, Sally Stixrud, Pat Adair, Jeanine Farrar.

Steve Lyons, Chorles Pinckney, Donn Jomtoas, Moe Juarez, Kevin Rimpila, Steve Dragecevich.

Lonnie Franklin, Ben Dew, Bernar d Strachan, Burne I I Coleman.

Cindy Hood, Barbara Antich, Teri Ma j or, Marybeth Ekar, Kathy Miller, Barbara Morrisette.

Ed Shofner,

Gene Chouinard,

Pat Krulich, Darryl

DeVore, Ron Whiteman, Jim Reeson, Perry Godfrey.

Jim Durham, Pat Ferris, Bill Hobart, Larry Ellefson.

Stephen Hegberg, Terry Col, Robby Lloyd, Ron Reichter, Steve Twidwell.

Steve Wetzel, Fronk Easter, John Mullenix, Bob Cena, Dove Mathews, Alon Munk.

Bi 11 Grigsby, Bruce Matheson, Pierre Mortel I. Kevin Rimpilo, Terry Weathers, David Reid.

Bob Bell, Mork Bullard, Rick Borlin, Dove Pryde, Mike Henderson, Ari Reunonen, Roy Nott, Burt Miller, Bruce Burk, Bob Paylor.

Allen Fitz, Dole Crites, Leslie Bonfield.

Karolyn Backhol m, Rick Waymon, Harold Holm, David Reid.

Judy LaBreck, Kathi Petit, Pam Inglin, Donna Janzik, Patti Parker.

Richard Carey, Kathi Petit, Carole W oodard, Emily C reviston.

Leslye Stewart, Warren Stan ley, Suzie Stoney, Christy Gowan.

Rick Barre, Greg Hayrynen, Scott Wilson, Larry Windell, Don Schroeder, Paul W etzel.

Cmol McGuire, Laura Bale, Carolyn Rose, Glenna Seim ider, Janis Gerhardt.

Bob Bell, Steve Papac, Harold Raines, Darryl Tinnerstet, Dave Mathews.

Sara Slick, Darrel Smith, Steve Blomberg, Mike Descher, Gary Furth, Mike Henderson.

Sally Smith, Louie Kralevich, Moe Juarez, Donn Jamtaas, Dennis Thompson, Greg Hayrynan.

D anVanSyckle,Rick Grimnes, John Witherell, Larry Snyder, Ken Wilcox, Don Moller.

Brian Clifford, Brian Kolb, Dave Bocci, Steve Johnson.

Jerry Katz, Mark Stensager, John Lanouette, Mike McMinds, Kalen Gunderson, Dan Henry. 100

Margaret Axtell, Mary Wheeler, Judy Lesman, Jeanne Meservey , Sue SeaIy.

Mike Gunter, Linda Johnson, Sharon HarrelI, Glen Stamwitz, Allan Stamwitz.

l\tlrcn Hendrickson, Rose Ann Eaton, Kathy Walsh, Warren 'oht1I , Marty Figg.

Sam Brown, Micky Blenden, Terry Demaris, Ron Staricka, Terry Weathers, Philip Cabe.

101

Amy Lanphear, Sandy Gegen, Susan Hulbert, Diane Laaksonen.

Mary Jenkins, Barbara Cady, Geraldine Prehm, Kathy Krause, Dane Howell.

Marsha Wood, Phebe Wolfenbarger, Jackie Wong, Anita Bolinger.

Carl Lentz, Al Transue, Neil Leanard, Jae Hyde, Bill Cutting, Rick Hanson. 102

"' m�M£� c.,�,sp1cru1?f. , WILL BE TAKE 2 OllY

�no-11:00

John Mosley, Bill Wheeler, Borry Coble, Mauri Farrell, Dick Alexander, Tom Andrews, Ron Staricka,

Bob Ogilvie, Terry

Demaris, Pierre Martel I.

'>u>on Homchick, Mory McCarty, Bonnie McEvily.

Linda Fricke, Sara Quinn, Kathy Ramberg.

lh 111 l'1d111 lll11111

Pat Smi th, Meg Walden, Penny Walden, Randy Roberts,

Wlntrip,

Rita DePoule, John Wi therell.

103

Billie Church, Glen Ramiskey, Jae Simpson, Les Cleland, Ronald Gailtey, Cynde Barck, Linda Kolcz.

qRaOuate stuOents Althought they have n o t actual ly gr aduated as yet, these people are only a few of the many students at GHC who seem to like the place so much they refuse to leave.

It is with extreme regret that the Nautilus staff was not

able to picture the "King of all Graduate Students, "---J.C. King.

John Carl, Jack Sleasman, Dave Giles, Roger Bitner, Ed Wolkiewicz, Terry Church, Sue Frazer, Mike Alecksey, Val Cummings.

104

ROW 1, seated: W. Johnson, C. Mott, F. Powell, J. Lee, H. Jordan, D. Goodman. E. Compton, E. Krack.

ROW 3, standing:

ROW 2:

R. McGeatchy, L. McKin stry,

J. Carnell, B. Brumfield, B. Look, T. Dodson, B. Miller, W. Bessey.

t1censeo pQact1cal OUQSâ&#x201A;ŹS

W. Bessey, F. Powell, B. Look.

T. Dobson, D. Goodman, E. Krack.

105

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ROW 1:

B. Howe, B. Mayer, J. Piccolo.

McClain, R. Duncan.

106

ROW 4:

ROW 2:

H. Corey, L. Brown, B. Cochrane.

I. Norris, E. Pickell, M.B. Davis.

ROW 3:

L. Wilson, B.

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What is Grays Harbor College? of the year 1967-68. Christmas Dance.

The Nautilus Staff has tried to present all of the high-points

However, life still goes on between Homecoming and the Miss Merry

Therefore, on the next pages we have added a few more ideas to our definiÂ

tion of a year at GHC.

What is Grays Harbor College?

qQays haQBOQ cotteqe 1s=

a BUS-YOUR-b1Shâ&#x201A;ŹS s1qn,

...a qR1m l1BRaR1an,

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...a class 1n social oance,

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...a ChRIStmas tR€€,

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THE ADVERTISERS

Grays Harbor College wishes to thank a 11 those who agreed to advertise in the 1967-1968 Nautilus.

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WALT FAILOR'S

W. 1st. Street

Broadway & Heron

LE 3-1922

LE 3-3762

BROWERS

200 E. Heron

LE 3-2571

116

R_A_-YONIER INCORPORATED

117

COHASSETT BEACH GOLDBERG FURNITURE CO.

Telephon e Co. Westport, Washington 268-1311

11 7 W. Wishkah LE-2-8684

STEIN'S MEN'S STORE, INC.

THE TREASURE CHEST

208 E. Heron

Grayland, Washington

LE-3-0922

267-2371

HANSEN FURNITURE & CARPET COMPANY 522 Simpson Ave.

GRAYLAND HARDWARE

Grayland, Washington

Hoquiam, Washington GE-8-2434

EVANS PRODUCTS CO.

267-2594

KAUFMAN SCROGGS FURNITURE

Aberdeen Complex Manufacturers of Related

Heron & Broadway

Wo od Products LE-2-0630 LE-2-7040 118

Seattle-First National Bank

119

WORTH'S APPAREL

SUNSHINE CENTER

112 W. Wishkah

2616 Simpson Ave.

LE-2-2911

LE-2-9989

A BERDEEN RECREATION

BAYVIEW LUMBER

BOWLING 415 W. Heron

Grayland, Washington

LE-2-7977

267-2300

FREDDIE STEELE'S RINGSIDE ROOM

CROWN DRUG 2544 Simpson Ave.

Westport, Washington Hoquiam, Washington 268-2751

GE-9-0961

SEATTLE lST NATIONAL BANK

WESTERN CHARTERS

Westport Branch Westport, Washington Westport, Washington 268-15 51

268-4567

MOST WESTERN LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANERS, INC.

KING SALMON, INC. and ANCHOR CUSTOM CANNERY

Corner of B & 16th

Westport, Washington

Hoquiam, Washington

268-1275

HARBOR THRIFTWAY

HARBOR DRUG CO. Prescriptions

2600 Simpson Ave. LE-2-2266 120

Hoquiam, Washington Phone GE-8-3061

ABERDEEN FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION "Your Time and Temperature Corner Broodwoy ot fost LE-2-6222

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DUNSIRE PRINTERS, INC. """'

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204 E. Wishkah

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LE-2-8791

DALBEY RAMBLER, INC.

BIGELOW CHEVROLET

323 W. Market

223 W. Market

LE-3-2311

LE-2-0650

TIMBERMAN'S BANKING LIBERTY DRUG CENTER El ks Bui I ding LE-2-1620

National Bank of Washington Hoquiam, Washington GE-8-2860

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EARLEY TIRE CO.

J.C. PENNEYS

Broadway & Heron

LE-3-0710

1503 W. Wishkah LE-3-1823

TWIN HARBOR DRUGS

Westport, Washington

l l 0 E. Heron

268-3205

LE-3-3880

CON TINENTAL HOUSE

PEARSON'S CLOTHING STORE

Westport, Washington

112 E. Heron

268-6476

LE-3-1574

WASHINGTON CRAB PRODUCERS Westport, Washington

268-46 l l

122

WAUGH'S MEN'S STORE

Weyerhaeuser Company

BRENNAN'S

AXLAND-O'HAR

112 E. Wishkah

111 E. Wishkah

LE-2-4933

LE-3-3961

LA ROSA BARBER SHOP

OCEAN QUEEN DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT

118 E. Wishkah Westport, Washington LE-3-1415

POINT CHEHALIS PACKERS,

268-3546

HARPER'S "Y" COURT

INC. Westport, Washington Westport, Washington 268-1376

268-6936

JONES PHOTO CO.

ECONOM Y CLEANERS 719 "J" Street

123 South "I" Street Hoquiam, Washington LE-2-8940

GE-9-3943

CITY REXALL DRUG

WOLFF'S WOMEN'S APPAREL

Wishkah and "I"

LE-2-3600

LE-2-5182

209 S. Broadway

OLYMPIC DRUG

PRIME BROILER

East Wishkah

307 S. M ain Street

Aberdeen

Montesano, Washington

249-4410

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Cabe, Phil 101

DeYoung, Brad 41

Gowan, Christy 98

Coble, Barry 103

Dew, B�n 30,43,61,68,69,95

Graham, James 50

Cady, Barbara 41,102

Dodson, T. 105

Grant, Bev 29,83

Cameron, Craig 80

Douglas, Ron 60

Grant, Mrs. Bonnie 19

Campbel I, John 80

Drogecevich, Steve 95,61

G rigs by, James 33

l\brahamson, Art 37,56,57

Carey, Richard 56,98

Drowsby, Bob 81

Grigsby, Bill 97

l\cker, Ben 78

Carl, John 56,104

Dubois, Jaquie 57

Grim, Robert 68,69,74

l\dair, Pat 95

Carlson, Rondy 56

Dubrou, Shirley 19,24,26,27,29,

Grimnes, Richard 100

!\dams, Mike 35

Carnell, J. 105

l\ho, Karen 31,94

Corr, Gary 30,60,64,67

Dufour, Mr. Peter 7,12,52,53

Gruginski, Katherine 28

l\lcksey, Mike 35,104

Carty, Mike 80

Duncan, Rosella 106

Gudaz, Gretchen 45 ,73

l\lcksey, Mr. Vincent 11,71

Cena, Bob 97

Dunsire, Alexander 82

l\lcxander, Dick 103

Chaffee, David 61

Dunsire, Susan 82

l\lwood, Greg 78,71

Chamberlain, Mark 80

Durham, James 96

/\nderson, Tom 78

Chang, Gerald 80

Durney, Jack 27,40,38,52,82

/\ndrews, Tom 103

Chapin, Nikki 28

Antich, Barbara 31,96

Chapman, Benji 34,37,57,80

l\pple, Gerald 25,39,51,55,78

Chartrey, Mike 80

40,45,55,81

Gross, Don 35,83

Gunderson, Kalen 35,71,100 Gunter, Mike 101 Gutman, Bi11 63 Gwin, Charles 83

/\1 rnstrong, Mike 30,64,67,78

Chase, Connie 80

Earley, Don 82

Hagfors, B.J. 31,94

/\ .. chim, Mr. Ernest 21

Childers, Gay 80

Easter, Frank 57,97

Hajduk, Wi Ima 83

l\.,k, Sharon 29,78

Childers, Stuart 30,57,64,67

Eastman, Ira 37,82

Hake, Mr. Leo 13,61

l\xlcll, Margaret 101

Choker, Charlie 49,107

Eaton, Charles 82

Hallett, William 56

Chouinard, Gene 96

Eaton, Patricio 82

Hancock, Randy 75

Church, Billie 104

Eaton, Rose Ann 101

Haner, Bernice 83

Church, Terry 104

Edwards, Bruce 30,60

Hansen, Miss Margaret 13

l\ubincau, Barbara 94

Clapson, Chris 38,41,80

Ekar, MoryBeth 26,31,96

Hanson, Rick 95,56,75,102

llocci, Dave l 00

Clark, Frances 94

Ekman, Linda 48,53,56,82

Harber, Richard 61

llockholm, Karolyn 31, 98

Clark, Robert 35

Eliassen, Mary 82

Harmia, Cris 50,83

llu!Jlcy, Michael 78

Clavadetsvher, John 35

Ellefson, Larry 96

Horrell, Sharon 101

lloilcy, Mrs. Georgia 11

Clawson, Rondy 61

E 1 lingsen, Dan 82

Horris, Edward 69,70

l\lrlc, Laura 26,99

Clay, Diana 81

Elliott, Mrs. Barbaro 12,51

Harrison, Mrs. Gerda 21

llollcr, John 78

Cleland, Leslie 104

Elway, Stuart 30,38,40,52,53,55,

Harri son, Jay 65

nrn bcr I Terry 78

Clerice, Mrs. Shirley 19

llor ck, Cyndi 104

Clifford, Brian 100

Emery, Sharon 28

Hotfield, Mrs. Margaret 21

llrnP, David 56,95

Clinger, Miss Ginger 19,108

Epperson, Mrs. Mary 21

Hathaway, Jim 32

lhu t•I ich, Frances G4

Cochrane, Barbara 106

Erwin, Keith 82

Hatley, Mike 84

l\w lin, Richard 97

Coddington, Gary 60

Espedal, Judy 82

Hoy, Charles 84

l\rn r , Bradd 71

Co Ibey, Donald 60,69

Estes, Mr. Jack 111

Hoyden, Ben 68,69,84

l\m1c, Richard 75,99

Colemon, Burnell 30,60,64,66,95

Evans, Mrs. Kay 20

Hayrynen, Greg 99,100

l\1111clt, Merilee 94

Coleman, Clarence 62

Evans, Kelly 37,41,57

Hegberg, Steve 96

lhnton, James 56,78

Coleman, Thomas 57

l\lf'.ich, Mr. Robert 11,61,75

Colley, Glenn 32,76,81

l\11(1uli eu, Pierre 75,78

Collins, Roy 81

11.,, k, Daryl 78

Coma, Dennis 37

Farrar, Jeanine 95

f\m k, Steven 32,33,56

Compton, E . l 05

Farrell, Maurice 50, 103

Henry, Dan 71,101

11.,,.l<'r, Mr. Harry 11,33

Compton, Mory 81

Farrell, Michael 68,82

Hermann, Mrs. Bernadine 19

11 ..11, Bob 78

Conder, Warner 81

Ferris, Lorne 96

Hindman, Charles 57 ,84

1\1111, Robert 74,97

Connor, Pat 34

Fields, Mrs. Yvonne 19

Hogan, David 40,53,84

l\1111der, Bob 57,78

Cook, Mary 81

Figg, Mortin 101

Holm, Harold 98 Holmeide, Bill 84

Hatfield, Doug 33

Henderson, Mike 97, 99 Hendrickson, Karen 31, 101 Hendrickson, Steve 24,50,84 Henke, Shirley 31,94

1\111 lq•n, Peter 78

Cordell, Mike 75

Fisher, Christina 82

l\"""''Y, W. 105

Corey, Helen 106

Fitz, Allen 35,97

Homchick, Sheila 26,31,94

1\1.,1.,ki, David 32,40,75

Corning, Donald 32,81

Flink, Margie 82

Homchick, Susan 103

lll11l11er, Roger 104

Cote, Edward 81

Folden, Marlene 83

Hongell, Ron 84

lllolt1l', Mrs. Henrietta 20

Cote, Mrs. Elnora 20

Fosberg, Chris 83

Hood, Cindy 31,96

lllu11cc1s, Arnie 60,62,74

Cottre 11, Randy 64, 67

Fox, Steve 83

Hood, Sharon 40,54,84

I\l11111hcrg, Steven 99

Cournoyer, Robert 57

Franklin, Lonnie 95

Horne, Hyacinth 84

lll1111dcn, Michael 101

Covert, Tim 35

Frary, Jim 83

Howe, Berle 106 Howell, Danine 102

l\lomki, Cheryl 29,45,79

Craft, Sydney 49,94

Frazer, Mr. Richard 12,61

l\oduy, Trudy 26

Cramer, Gary 56

Frazer, Susan 104

Huffman, Sharon 56

llolrrt·n, Richard 79

Creviston, Emily 56,98

Frey, Mr. Gary 12,68

Hulbert, Bill 27,32,84

l\1 1ll11qcr, Anita 32,54, 102

Crew, Mr. John 12,52

Fricke, Linda 103

Hulbert, Susan 102

l\1111d, fim 71,79

Crites, Dole 97

Frost, Mr. James 10

Hunt, Phylis 56

l\1111lleld, Leslie 97

Cromwell, Greg 30,60,75

Fry, Linda 31,83

Hyde, John 102

l\01 dt•11, Michael 57

Cummings, Jim 81

Frye, Mrs. Josephine 21

Hyde, Mrs. Phyllis 20

l\01m, Pam 54

Cummings, Vol 104

Frymire, Gary 56,57

l\01•1I, James 60

Cunningham, Mike 81

Furth, Gary 99

ll oy"', David 79

Cutting, Bill 102

llrJ1 I <1y, Patty 79

Cyr, Candice 32,81

Inglin, Pamela 98 Iverson, Dennis 69

ll111dy, Paulo 51,79

Gordner, Dayne 32

1\1111111, Wayne 57 111•« 111, Al 32,79

Izatt, Mr. Alfred 13, 34

Gegen, Sandra 102

l\1111111011, Terry 79

Do Ibey, Tom 38

Gehrke, Mr. Robert 13

ll1 ow11, Greg 79

Domitio, Jomes 60

Gerhardt, Janis 31,99

Jackson, Janet 28,56

ll1owrr, Mrs. Polly 11

Daniels, Dennis 30,68,81

Giampietri, Richard 30,61

lltowrr, Som 101

Davidson, John 30,64,67

Gibbs, Mr. Donald 13

Jacobs, Alon 84

lltow11, Stephen 39,79, 101

Davis, Brod 42,60,68,69

Giles, David 104

Jacobson, Carole 37,85

111 ow11, Wayne 79

Davis, Mary 106

Gill, Ron 32,83

James, Alan 69

ll11 111rllc·ld, B. 105

Decker, Lennie 34,57,81

Gill, Sandra 31,32,94

Jomes, Horry 71, 85

11111111, Dcrrrell 79

Delaney, Mrs. Alice 19

Gisbrecht, Mrs. Estella 21

James, Mr. Harry 9

lhtllo1d, Mark 56,97

DeMoris, Terry 101,103

Goodman, D. 105

Jomes, Sandra 39,48,54

1111111 Ir, Eugen e 80

Dennis, Joe 37,50,52,81

Godfrey, Perry 96

Jomtaos, Donn 32,95, 100

ll11tl• «, Bruce 35, 97

DePoule, Rita 34,54, 103

Gonigam, Mr. Cyrus 13

Jonzik, Donna 32,33,38,40,56,98

11111< i,.,, Ron 30,61,62,80

Descher, Michael 99

Gonigam, Phyllis 32

Jenkins, Mary Louise 102

1\111l.. 1, Mr. Dono Id 12

Devine, Bob 69

Gonzales, Julie 54

Jennings, Michal 95

111111,,,, [rin 37,56

Devore, Darryl 96

Gores, Ken 35

Johnson, Bernard 61

125

Cabe, Phil 101

DeYoung, Brad 41

Gowan, Christy 98

Cable, Barry 103

Dew, BM 30,43,61,68,69,95

Graham, James 50

Cady, Barbara 41,102

Dodson, T. 105

Grant, Bev 29,83

Cameron, Craig 80

Douglas, Ron 60

Grant, Mrs. Bonnie 19

Campbel I, John 80

Dragecevich, Steve 95,61

Grigsby, James 33

l\brahamson, Art 37 ,56,57

Carey, Richard 56,98

Drawsby, Bob 81

Grigsby, Bill 97

l\cker, Ben 78

Carl, John 56,104

Dubois, Jaquie 57

Grim, Robert 68,69,74

Dubrau, Shirley 19,24,26,27,29,

1nbex

Grimnes, Richard 100

l\dair, Pat 95

Carlson, Randy 56

!\dams, Mike 35

Carnell, J. 105

l\ho, Karen 31,94

Corr, Gary 30,60,64,67

Dufour, Mr. Peter 7,12,52,53

l\lcksey, Mike 35,104

Carty, Mike 80

Duncan, Rosella 106

Cena, Bob 97

Dunsire, Alexander 82

Alexander, Dick 103

Chaffee, David 61

Dunsire, Susan 82

Alwood, Greg 78,71

Chamberlain, Mark 80

Durham, James 96

Gutman, Bi11 63

Durney, Jack 27 ,40,38,52,82

Gwin, Charles 83

Aleksey, Mr. Vincent 11,71

40' 45,55' 81

Gross, Don 35,83 Gruginski, Katherine 28 Gudaz, Gretchen 45, 73 Gunderson, Kalen 35,71,100 Gunter, Mike 101

Anderson, Tom 78

Chang, Gerald 80

/\ndrews, Tom 103

Chapin, Nikki 28

Antich, Barbara 31,96

Chapman, Benji 34,37,57,80

Apple, Gerald 25,39,51,55,78

Chartrey, Mike 80

A11nstrong, Mike 30,64,67,78

Chase, Connie 80

Earley, Dan 82

Hagfors, B.J. 31,94

/\ ..chim, Mr. Ernest 21

Childers, Gay 80

Easter, Frank 57,97

Hajduk, Wi Ima 83

J\..k, Sharon 29,78

Childers, Stuart 30,57,64,67

Eastman, Ira 37,82

Hake, Mr. Lea 13,61

l\xtcll, Margaret 101

Choker, Charlie 49,l07

Eaton, Charles 82

Hallett, William 56

Chouinard, Gene 96

Eaton, Patricio 82

Hancock, Randy 75

Church, Billie 104

Eaton, Rose Ann 101

Haner, Bernice 83

Church, Terry l 04

Edwards, Bruce 30,60

Hansen, Miss Margaret 13

llubincou, Barbara 94

Clapson, Chris 38,41,80

Ekar, MaryBeth 26,31,96

Hanson, Rick 95,56,75,102

lluc.:ci, Dave l00

Clark, Frances 94

Ekman, Linda 48,53,56,82

Harber, Richard 61

lluckholm, Karolyn 31, 98

Clark, Robert 35

Eliasson, Mary 82

Harmia, Cris 50,83

llu!1lcy, Michael 78

Clavadetsvher, John 35

Ellefson, Larry 96

Harrell, Sharon 101

lloi lcy, Mrs. Georgia 11

Clawson, Randy 61

E 1 lingsen, Dan 82

Harris, Edward 69,70

lllde, Laura 26,99

Clay, Diana 81

Elliott, Mrs. Barbara 12,51

Harrison, Mrs. Gerda 21

liollcr, John 78

Cleland, Leslie 104

Elway, Stuart 30,38,40,52,53,55,

n(l 1 bcr I Terry 78

Clerice, Mrs. Shirley 19

Harrison, Jay 65 Hatfield, Doug 33

ll111ck, Cyndi 104

Clifford, Brian 100

Emery, Sharon 28

Hatfield, Mrs. Margaret 21

l\111t>, David 56,95

Clinger, Miss Ginger 19,108

Epperson, Mrs, Mary 21

Hathaway, Jim 32

l\111 l'lich, Frances Q4

Cochrane, Barbara 106

Erwin, Keith 82

Hatley, Mike 84

Urn Iin, Richard 97

Coddington, Gary 60

Espedal, Judy 82

Hay, Charles 84

l\(11 r , Bradd 71

Co Ibey, Donald 60,69

Estes, Mr. Jack 111

Hayden, Ben 68,69,84

l\cn1c , Richard 75,99

Coleman, Burnell 30,60,64,66,95

Evans, Mrs. Kay 20

Hayrynen, Greg 99,100

llrn1ctt, Merilee 94

Coleman, Clarence 62

Evans, Kelly 37,41,57

Hegberg, Steve 96

Orn 1 on, Jomes 56, 78

Coleman, Thomas 57

Henderson, Mike 97, 99

llu.. ich, Mr. Robert ll,61,75

Colley, Glenn 32,76,81

Hendrickson, Karen 31, 101 Hendrickson, Steve 24,50,84

l\rn1u 1 icu, Pierre 75, 78

Collins, Ray 81

llm k, Daryl 78

Coma, Dennis 37

Farrar, Jeanine 95

1\111 k, Steven 32,33,56

Compton, E . l05

Farrell, Maurice 50,103

Henry, Dan 71, 101

llmd<•r, Mr. Harry 11,33

Compton, Mory 81

Farrell, Michael 68,82

Hermann, Mrs. Bernadine 19

11 .. 11, llob 78

Conder, Warner 81

Ferris, Lorne 96

Hindman, Charles 57,84

1\1111, Robert 74,97

Connor, Pat 34

Fields, Mrs. Yvonne 19

Hogan, David 40,53,84

l\111ul<'•, Bob 57,78

Cook, Mary 81

Figg, Martin 101

Holm, Harold 98

l\11d<t•n, Peter 78

Cordell, Mike 75

Fisher, Christina 82

Holmeide, Bill 84

l\.w,o·y, W. 105

Corey, Helen 106

Fitz, Allen 35,97

Homchick, Sheila 26,31,94

111 . .l.,ki, David 32,40,75

Corning, Donald 32,81

Flink, Margie 82

Homchick, Susan 103

Henke, Shirley 31,94

lll11t11er, Roger 104

Cote, Edward 81

Folden, Marlene 83

Hongell, Ron 84

l\lctl11l', Mrs. Henrietta 20

Cote, Mrs. Elnora 20

Fosberg, Chris 83

Hood, Cindy 31,96

llluncos, Arnie 60,62,74

Cottre 11, Randy 64,67

Fox, Steve 83

Hood, Sharon 40,54,84

I\lor11hcrg, Steven 99

Cournoyer, Robert 57

Franklin, Lonnie 95

Horne, Hyacinth 84

lllo11dcn, Michael 101

Covert, Tim 35

Frary, Jim 83

Howe, Berle 106

IIln,,.,k i, Cheryl 29, 45,79

Craft, Sydney 49,94

Frazer, Mr. Richard 12,61

Howell, Danine 102

l\1)(iuy, Trudy 26

Cramer, Gary 56

Frazer, Susan 104

Huffman, Sharon 56

l\ol11o•n, l�ichard 79

Creviston, Emily 56,98

Frey, Mr. Gary 12,68

Hulbert, Bill 27,32,84

ll oll11qer, Anita 32,54,102

Crew, Mr. John 12,52

Fricke, Linda 103

Hulbert, Susan l 02

llo 1 1d , fim 71,79

Crites, Dale 97

Frost, Mr. James 10

Hunt, Phylis 56

llo11llcld, Leslie 97

Cromwell, Greg 30,60,75

Fry, Linda 31,83

Hyde, John 102

llo 1d1•11, Michael 57

Cummings, Jim 81

Frye, Mrs. Josephine 21

Hyde, Mrs. Phyllis 20

l\01m, Porn 54

Cummings, Val 104

Frymire, Gary 56,57

l\ouil, James 60

Cunningham, Mike 81

Furth, Gary 99

l\oym, David 79

Cutting, Bill 102

1101 l"y, Patty 79

Cyr, Candice 32,81

Inglin, Pamela 98 Iverson, Dennis 69

11111.ly, Paula 51,79

111111111, Wayne 57

Gardner, Dayne 32

111111 lot, Al 32,79

Izatt, Mr. Alfred 13,34

Gegen, Sandra l 02

1\1 onnon, T crr y 79

Da Ibey, Tom 38

Gehrke, Mr. Robert 13

ll1ow11, Greg 79

Damitio, Jomes 60

Gerhardt, Janis 31,99

Jackson, Janet 28,56

l\1ow11, Mrs. Polly 11

Daniels, Dennis 30,68,81

Giampietri, Richard 30,61

ll 1 ow11, Sam 101

Davidson, John 30,64,67

Gibbs, Mr. Donald 13

ll1ow11, Stephen 39,79, 101

Davis, Brad 42,60,68,69

Giles, David 104

Jacobson, Carole 37,85

ll111w11, Wayne 79

Davis, Mary l06

Gill, Ron 32,83

James, Alan 69

ll11J1Jill1•ld , B. 105

Decker, Lennie 34,57,81

Gill, Sandra 31,32,94

James, Horry 71, 85

11111111, Darrell 79

Delaney, Mrs. Alice 19

Gisbrecht, Mrs. Estella 21

James, Mr. Harry 9

Jacobs, Alan 84

l\tilluod, Mark 56,97

DeMaris, Terry 101,103

Goodman, D. 105

James, Sandra 39 ,48,54

1111111 lo, [ugene 80

Dennis, Joe 37,50,52,81

Godfrey, Perry 96

Jamtaas, Donn 32, 95, l 00

111111• ., , Bruce35,97

DePoule, Rita 34,54,103

Gonigam, Mr. Cyrus 13

Janzik, Donna 32,33,38,40,56,98

llm11,.,, Ron 30,61,62,80

Descher, Michael 99

Gonigam, Phyllis 32

Jenkins, Mory Louise 102

111111,,,, Mr. Dona Id 12

Devine, Bob 69

Gonzales, Julie 54

Jennings, Michal 95

111111•", l.ri n 37, 56

Devore, Darryl 96

Gores, Ken 35

Johnson, Bernard 61

125

Johnson, Cheryl85

Mackey, Ann27,31,54,86

O'Brien, Dan24,39,89

Savage, Mrs. Dorothy16

Johnson, Ed35,64,66 Johnson, Eric50

MacNealy, Phil86,74

Odle, Mr. Eldon10

Schaffer, Roberta28,90

Major, Toni31,86

Ogilvie, Robert 103

Schermer, Mr. Eugene 16

Johnson, James60

Major, Terry96

Ogren, Sandra 28

Schnider, G lenno 99

Johnson, Linda 56, 101

Maki, James86

Olson, Paul89

Schoening, Sharlon90

Johnson, Marvin 34

Malernee, Vencil50

Olson, Mrs. Prudy21

Schroeder, Don30,61,75,99

Johnson, Som 85

Mallow, Marilyn31

Olson, Sharon29 ,89

Schuldt, Cheryl 57,90

Johnson, Steven30,61,75, 100

Monenica, Diane 26,28,31,86

Schultzler, Gene90

Johnson, W. 105

Martell, Pierre97,103

Scibelli, Steve 30,68,70,90

Jones, Gary30 60

Martinson, Marty87

Jones, Dr. Jeane6,14,26

Motau, John60,87

Pagels, Mrs. Helen11

Scott, Mr. Joseph16

Jones, Terry71,85

Matheson, Bruce97

Palmer, Becki34,103

Scott, Mary29, 56,73,90

Jordan, H. 105

Mathews, David97

Papac, Steve99

Scott, Mr. Russell16

Juarez, Moe95,100

Matthews, Joan31

Parker, Patty32,33,56,98

Sealy, Charles41

Jugum, Mr. George21

Moyer, Barbara1 06

Parker, Tim 64,66

Sealy, Susan31,101

Jurasin, Lauro31,94

McClain, Pat106

Parker, Tom60, 94

Shaffer, Mr. Winfield16,34

McCloskey, Joe33

Parks, David57

Shale, Warren 101

McCrimmon, Jean31

Paull, Linda89

Sheaffer, Don30,60

McDonald, Susan37,57,87

Paylor, Bob 97

Sheary, Penny 57

Kaivo, Ken32,33,35,85

McEvily, Bonnie103

Pearsall, Barbara89

Sherk, Jerry 30,60,68,69,70

Kaiyalo, Linda85

McGeatchy, R. 105

Pearson, Larry35,89

Shofner, Ed96

Kalinowski, Mrs. Bonnie19

McGuire, Carol 28,48,99

Peck, Bob 62,89

Simmons, Mr. Gordon10

Kanno, Kenichi68,69 ,85

McGuire, Milt74

Pederson, Dr. Lyman15,28,40,52

Simon, Gary30,69,74

Katz, Jerry38,41,100

McGuire, Craig30,64,67,87

Peltola, Randy75

Simpson, Joe74 ,104

Kieburtz, Jeff85

McKinney, Judith94

Percini, Mark89

Simpson, Linda91

Killion, Mr. John10

McKinney, Susan87

Perry, Susan89

Sleasman, Jack104

Kindle, Randy42,54,94

McKinney, Dr. William9

Peters, Cheryl89

Slenes, Richard91

Kite, Laddy 32,85

McCarty, Mary103

Peterson, Linda 94

Slick, Sara31,99

Klube, Lorry85

McMinds, Mike35,100

Peterson, Susan 89

Smith, Cathy91

Knippel, Wayne75

Mead, Gail95

Petit, Kathleen98

Smith, Darrel99 Smith, Edward30,60,63,75

Knutz, Rodney 71,85

Meadows, Calvin.94

Phillips, Brad30

Kool, Mr. Ralph14

Meers, Caro I 28

Phipps, Mr. James15,32

.imi th, Dr. Edward P. 8

Kolb, Bryon60,100

Mehlhoff, Don30,75,87

Phipps, Mr. Maurice10,24

Smith, Greg61

Kolcz, Linda104

Meldrich, Goy Ann31,94

Piccolo, Janice l06

Smith, Mrs. Helena 11

Korpi, Juliana19,49,50,51,53,

Meservey, Jeanne31,101

Pickell, Mrs. Ellen15,106

Smith, Dr. John16,17 Smith, Patricia103

55,85,128

Messersmith, Mr. Floyd14

Pinckney, Charles95

Krock, E. 105

Messmer, Jim74

Pirone, Joe6l

Smith, Sally100

Kralevich, Louie100

Messmer, Bi 11 87

Plakinger, Frank50,90

Smith, Sue28,37,41,53,91

Krouse, Kathy 102

Miller, B. 105

Portman, Mark37

Smith, Teri 25,31,48,49,94

Krulich, Pat96

Mi Iler, Burt 97

Powell, F. 105

Snyder, Lawrence100

Kulich, Mrs. Donna20

Mi Iler, Kathy 96

Prehm, Mrs. Ann 20

Solberg, Jim 71,91

Miller, Larry 30,61,63,69

Prehm, Geraldine102

Southard, Jane29,91

Miller, Mary26,29,52,53,54,55,

Preston, Leon61

Sowers, Merlin 61

Prince, Greg61,94

Spalding, Dixie91

Miller, Russell 56,88

Pryde, David97

Spanich, Kathleen 45,91

Pryde, Karen56

Spellman, Mr. John19,39

88 Laaksonen, Diane 102 LoBrec, Judy98

Miller, Steven56,88

Landberg, Mr. Richard14

Mi Ire, Candice29,88

Stamwitz, Alon101

Langham, Carolyn 27, 28,39,48 .85

Mitchel 1, Steve34

Stamwitz, Glen101

Lane, Mr. Richard14

Moe, Jan88

Lanouette, John100

Moisanen, Jan32,57,64,66

Quinby, Robert27,39,48,90

Stander, Tim91

Lanphear, Amy 102

Moller, Don100

Quinn, Sara l03

Staricka, Ronald 101,103

Lanphear, Lynn 85

Monson, Michele 54,57

Stark, Dan 68

Larsen, Janice85

Moore, Herm88

Stearns, Don74

Startley, Warren 98

Stensager, Mr. Eugene 17 ,56,ďż˝7

Lorson, John32,35,86

Moore, Mrs. Muriel 20

Lawson, Jim 32,33,40

Morgan, Mrs. Patricia15

Radach, Nick90

Lawson, Ken 39,48,86

Morrisette, Barbara31,49,96

Raines, Harold99

Leo, Gory86

Morrow, Mr. Don21

Ramberg, Kathleen32,103

Stensoger, Mark25,38,41,52,"61 100 Steudler, Bob 39,48,91

L'Ecuyer, Miss Maxine14

Morse, Gail 31,73

Ramiskey, Glen104

Stevens, Mr. Kenneth17

Lee, J. 105

Mosley, John103

Ramsdel I, Pat90

Stevenson, Gary 30,60,68,69,70

Lentz, Car I102

Mott, C. 105

Leonard, Nei I102

Randich, Marian31,90

Stevenson, Ken30,60,75

Moyer, Mike68,69

Reeson, James96

Stewart, Les lye Ann98

Lesman, Judy101

Mullen, Kathy88

Reichler, Ron25,57,96

Stiles, Karen24,29,31,49,91

Lightburn, Gloria94

Mullenix, John97

Reid, David97

Stinchfield, Donna29,91 Stixrud, Sally95

Mullins,Colleen88

Reunanen, Ari74 ,97

Lindland, Lorry60

Munk, Alan97

Rich, Donna94

Stoddard, Mr. Jack17,64

Lindsey, Cyndi37,56

Lindel, John57

Munk, Nancy88

Ricks, James 32,33,57,90

Stoddard, Marisue31,94

Linn, John64,66,86

Murphy, John25,37,38,41,50,53

Rimpila, Kevin95,97

Stoddard, Sally19,31

Lloyd, Robert71, 96

Murphy, Mike60

Roberts, Mrs. Lydia12

Stodden, Dave75

Loman, Dave51,57,86

Roberts, Mickey109

Stoeser, Chris92

Lonergan, Tom28,37,41,51

Roberts, Patricia56

Stoney, Suzanne98

Long, Howard75

Roberts, Randy 103

Strachan, Bernard30,95

Long, Karla86

Robinson, Dr. Myles15

Straka, John61

Long, Margit25,31,86

Neisinger, Mr. Robert 15,56

Roman, Sue37,40

Stricker, Mr. Edwin17

Look, B. 105

Nelson, John57,88

Rose, Carolyn99

Strom, Terry40

Lorton, Ray61

Nelson, Minnie89

Ross, Marilyn90

Lougheed, Keith 86

Nemnich, John 40

Strovink, James61 Stussy, Norris61,74

Luther, Al30, 86

Nevitt, Mildred56

Sudderth, Doug92

Lyons, Allen24 ,37,38,40,53,55

Nicholas, Jane89

Suppa, Joe30,61,62

Niemi, Gail51

Sackrider, Mrs. Delores21

Swartz, Mr. Ronald17,35

Lyons, Steven95

Niemi, Susan49,89

Salituro, Mike35

Swenson, Jeff92

Lyden, Mr. Walter21 109

Niles, Ken 57,89

Salmon, Richard57

Nilsson, Verne89

Saloma, Annabe I28,90

Norris, Irene l06

Salsman, Rick90

57,86

'MacKay, Kathleen86

126

Scott, Charisse57,90

Nott, Roy 97

Saruwatari, Steve69

Tagman, Ron92

Nyman, Susan56

Satlow, Karin57

Tanner, Mike68,69

athors,

Torry 3' ,30,41,97, 101

Wlnll, l 'rnnk 3",40,93

Taylor, James 35,39

Valentine, Betty 56

Tesia, Mary 26,29,31,45,92

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Wciblon, Jom oo 34

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Van Vactor, Mr. William 18

Wellington, Mr. Craig 12

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Trudeau, Gary 57

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Williams, Mrs. Virginia 21

Turner, Mr. Frank 18

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Willis, Kathleen 73,93

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Walton, Harold 93

Wilson, Cheryl 93

Warden, Gail 28

WiIson, Scott 99

Urdahl, Steiner 32,92

Wilson, John 30,44,60,63,64,67

Wasp, Robert 60

WiIson, John M. 93

Zambaras, William 93

Wayman, Richard 40,71,9 8

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Zink, Barbara 28,93

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Near the sea that flows along, Stands our school so firm and strong. Th rough the years we' 11 think of you,

G.H.C. the gray and blue. Though the years may a 11 go by

G.H.C. will never die, She will live in our memory, She will live in our memory. Sing her praises one and all Let them echo through the hal I, Alma Mater G.H.C. This we sing to thee.

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