Everett Junior High 1977 Yearbook

F ro nt ro w (L -R) : R o n Hens e, P a tt y H a nks , K a th y Mounce , Susie Lo pe z, Melod y Webb e r , Steph a nie G a llup , Mar y K ir c ho ff, Jimm y e ls o n Ba ck row: Ch a rl e s Bre thouwer , Renee Bro o ks , Kendra Stabler , Ja y ne Liesveld , Ka th y S c h rad e r, M ar ie Meza, Ma r y S avi dg e, J o d y K a pk e, Mar c e lla Mal y , Janet Sp a dt , Debbie E pp, David Allen, Mark Means.

Front row (L-R) : JoAnn Raastad, Lisa Grudiel, Debbie Arnold, Joanie Linville, Trudy Ruthsatz, Monica Polivka. Back row: Brian Kraft, Jeff Kinnison, Rick Martinez, Dennis Adkins, Grq~ Bt'hrens, Grant Easton, David Messman.

Front row (L-R): Kyle Rice , Anna Meza, Daniel Kerek, Diane Bartek, Vickie Snyder, Back Row: Lori Reise! , Jackie McEwen, Veronica Hart, Cheryl Ross, Ronell Stiles, Jon Jeys.

Front row (L-R): Elaine Cederstrom, Jeanette Caldwell, Lori Hutson, Mari Weiler, Denise Keller, Lisa Kahler; Back row: Kim Fry, Lorenza Stabler, Norma Torrez, Alicia Moran, Tracy Grady, Pam Howard.

Front row ( L-R) : Michele Cederdahl , LuAnn Journey, Carol Frerichs, Rick Welchoff , John Lyons , Jerry Pitchie. Back row : Kelly Gilliland, Lonnie White, Phillip Pearson, Mike Greenwald, Steve Newell, Jeff Foreman.

Front ro w ( L-R) : Rick y R e ichw a ldt , C o lin Allen , Doug Osb a hr , Br ett R iblett , V a nce Dolberg , Jud Sa ck. Back row : Kare n L o co co, Cher y l T iv is , Shirl ey Sn y der , Pam Britt o n, Sara Alderman , Ka rla Burritt

Front row (L ) : Craig Mulligan, Bob Snyovec , Pat Neujahr, Jerry Girdner, Kevin Christiansen. Back row : Rick Lassek , Te<l Chamberlain, Jim Bade , Randy Hetrick, Tracy Thomason, Mike Grantski.

Front row (L-R): Patsy Gutierrez, Susan Lococo , Ruth Swinscoe , Diane Laws , Lori Delisi. Back row : Joey Quattrocchi, Dave Port er, Kevin Reese, Steve Bl a nkenbaker, Roger Carey, Tim Yeager

Ninth Graders Not Pictured: Angela Bertram, David Bertram, Rose Bertram, Rock Bogenreif, Beth Burt, Kenneth Crane, Cyndie Cruise, Mark Cuttler, Thang Hai Dang, Kathleen Grant, Karen Herling, Danielle Kerek, Dale Nichols, Robin Niefdeld, P. Gary Olson, Sylvia Salinas, David Stout.

Front row (L-R): Jim Hoppens, Paula Buttke, Joni Vondra, Julie Giebelhaus ; Back row: Tom Decoteau, Craig Lemka, Loren Kusy, Tim Pratt.

Front row (L-R): Carl Wittstruck, Scott Case, Jeff Girdner , Alex Pruitt, Mike Johnson, Don O'Connor. Back row : Darnell Bringman, Lorele Lesoing, Rosalind Brown, Lori Nelson, Justin Wills, Kenny Hopper, Sonya Mason, Darrel Bratt, Mike Horbatko.

Mrs. Christy Tisdale teaches Spani sh to her class .

Mr. D an Stud er talks to h is nint h gra d e English class.

Mr Bill Steinke , 8th grade English te a cher , re a ds o ve r a paper.

Mrs. Kathy French ~ests in her office after a busy day in the gym.

Mrs Marilyn Curran , Everett Art teacher.

Mr. Gordon Kissel, English teacher , reads outloud to class.

In his first year as principal at Everett , Mr. Dave Van Horn discusses matters with Officer John Ways and Secretary Elaine Schumacher.

Front Row (L-R): Mr. Barstow, Mr. Van Horn, Mrs. Tisdale, Mrs. Robertson , Mrs. Roser , Ms. Wood , Mr. Sheel y, Mrs. French. Back R ow (L-R): Mrs. Cooper , Mr. Voss, Mrs. Hanson, Mrs . ewhouse, Mr. Kissel , Mr. Brestel , Mr. Lehigh , Mr. Littl e, Mr. Rahn.

Front Row (L -R): Mrs. Jensen, Mrs. Chaffee, Mr. Steinke, Mr. Oakes, Ms. Thompson, Mr. Hallman, Mrs. Flynn. Back Row: Ms. Jones, Ms. Ells, Mrs. Bills, Ms. Larkin, Ms. Nemeroff, Mrs. Curran, Mr. Studer, Mrs. Tinsley, Mr. Hunsaker, Mr. Stoner, Mr. Scott. Not pictured : Mrs. Young.

Everett Organizations

The Student Council, sponsored by Mr. Jim Barstow, opened the school year by putting a pencil machine in the office. The blue pencils with gold lettering read "Everett Eagles" on the side.

They had several dances with one of them including a live band.

The Student Council was also very busy with the beautification project after receiving a gift of six maple trees.

Red Cross elected officers at the beginning of the school year. Cheryl Tivis was elected President; Darnell Bringman, Vice President; Trudy Ruthsatz, Secretary; and Rick Welchoff, Treasurer.

This year's first money-raising project was a trike race. Cindy Life scooted past Mrs. French to win the race.

Other projects were bake sales, giving two gifts for teenagers through Operation Santa Claus, and filling a Thanksgiving basket.

Red Cross is sponsored by Mrs. Fran Chaffee.

Drill Team, sponsored by Mrs. Kathy French, has performed at many Everett musicals, other Lincoln schools, and has put on shows for parents and faculty.

Creating St. Patrick's day posters are these Red Cross members.

Drill Team : front row (L-R): Lori Nelson, Patsy Gutierrez, Karen Lococo, Lorele Lesoing, Rosalind Brown, Monica Polivka, Stephanie Gallup, Sonya Mason. Back Row: Diane Laws, Cheryl Tivis, Renee Brooks, Beth Burt, Darnell Bringman, Vickie Snyder, Jayne Liesveld, Susan Lococo, Mrs. French.

Ideas for new projects are being discussed at this student council meeting.

Mayor Helen Boosalis helps fill in the dirt. Watching her is Justin Wills , Patsy Gutierrez, and Bill Cody.

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PRO~SC'G

Everett has been getting a new look this year because of the school beautification project. On October 27, six red maple trees were planted in front of the school. The trees, donated to Everett by the city, were planted by the students with help from Mayor Helen Boosalis, Senator Steve Fowler, and many interested parents.

In Dec ember, slabs were poured for benches that will be put on the south side of the school. The benches, poured by the 9th grade Worlds of Manufacturing class, will be fastened to the slabs. There are twelves benches and they will be two feet wide by five feet long.

Digging holes for the new trees are: Kenny Hopper, Joey Quattrocchi, and Susan Lococo.

New trees for the front of Everett.

The Multi-Cultural calendar here at Everett , which was started by Mrs. Robertson, has been ver y successful. It contains most of the nationalities here at Everett. The Spanish class is part of this and there is a lw a ys something going on in the class. An example of this is a play that they put on entitled "Poncho Villa". The play was about his fight for human dignity. After the play, there were a few girls that presented a Mexican dance to their audience. The play and dance are just a few of the things that the Spanish class and other groups here at Everett have done .

The students at Everett are fortunate to be able to experience the many different cultures here at Everett.

Representing some of the different nationalities here in our school are, left to right: Linda Mah, Rose Cardenas, Susan Lococo, Dann y Brown, Marcella Maly, and Florine Vance.

and t he colors- of the rainbow, they are a prom 1s-e of t he future ,

an d a b le s- s- i ng f o r t oday ."

Everett Sports

The varsity basketball team had a sad but exciting year. Their 1-8 record didn't stop them from having fun. The game they did win was against Dawes Junior High. Craig Lemka had a great year by setting a new record of 166 points beating the old record by 1 7.

The varsity players were:

Craig Lemka

Jim Bade

Ken Hopper

Loren Kusy

Craig Mulligan

Pat eujahr

Da ve Porter

Alex Pruitt

Kevin Reese

Kevin Christiansen

For a total of 492 points for the season

The 7th and 8th grade football teams had a good year. The 8th graders almost took city, losing only to East Junior High.

7th grade intramurals playing a shuffling game of flag football.

Coach Bill Brestel encourages the varsity during a time out.

Craig Lemka setting up an offense against Dawes.

The first sport for the 9th grade girls was volle y ball. It was coached by Mrs. French and Mr. Hallman. Since girls sports started at Everett this was the first year to have two teams, reserve and varsity. The girls improved a lot and as the season progressed they raised their scores and defeated both Whittier and Mickle. The season record was 2-7 but all the games were close. The team members were: Veronica Hart, Sara Alderman, Karla Burritt, Trudy Ruthsatz , Susan Lococo, Sonya Mason, Paula Buttke, Rosalind Brown, Carol Frerichs, Jayne Liesveld, Cathy Schrader, Lori Nelson, Pam Howard, and Lorele Lesoing.

The gymnastics team started out with only three gymnasts but by the end of the season they had five girls who were competing. Team members were: Carol Frerichs, all around; Rosalind Brown, vault; Karen Lococo, vault; Jackie McEwen, unevens, vault; Trudy Ruthsatz , unevens.

In the city meet the Everett gymnastics team scored their all time high of 33.72 points. Carol Frerichs, competing in all events (bars, beam, vault, and floor exercise), scored almost half of the team points. Carol was the only o n e in the junio r highs that did a hecht dismou nt off the uneven b ar s 9 th grade gymnast ics w as coached b y Mr s K athy French a n d M r s. Ma r y Bill s

Above: 9th grade volleyball team at practice.

Left: Carol Frerichs with a determined look on her face on the uneven bars.

Right: Carol McWilliams ·and Rose Ebanks jump for a shot while they were practicing before an 8th grade intramurel game.

Spirit members: Tamm y Bernard, Brenda Brown , Kim Carson, Angie Clark, Judy Crane, Sherry Frieauf, Jackie Hoppens, Cindy Lassek, Lisa Lyons, Candy Mehan, Patty McEwan, Carol McWilliams, Veronica Philpot, Vivian Pearson, Debbie Prange, Judy Thiem, Debbie Zych.

music Groups

Orchestra members: Cath y Allen, Cindy Baker , Nathan Buttke, Andy Chisholm , Lori Crogg , Bill Denham, Liz Fuller, Vickie Gabriel, Michael J eys, Michelle J eys, Ren ee Johnson, Patty Keith, Linda Mah, Marcella Maly, Patt y McEwen, Di ana Pence, Judy Schmidt, Alan Worster, George Yesileimen, D ebby Zych.

Jubilee members: Darnell Bringman , Diane Ekery, Lisa Kahle Lorele Lesoing, Ja yne Liesveld, Karen Lococo, Susan Lococ, Jackie McEwen, Monica Polivka , Vickie Snyder, Cheryl Tivi Pianist : Jane Herriott Teacher : Mrs. Sarah Lovela<

Band II members: R onny Allen, Cindy Baker, Henry Blit z, Kin Brookes, Krista Brooks, Brenda Brown, Beth Burt , athan Buttk Andy Chisholm, Lori Crogg, Aaron Drake, Mary Fiedler, Dai

Frisbie, K e ll y Gilliland, '/ eronica Hart, Jeff Hirt ze ll, Jacki Hoppens, Pat Jellum, Renee J ohnson, Danny Kage, Carrie Kusy Loren Kusy, Lorele Lesoing, Cindy Life, Linda Mah, Shell; Marulka, Craig Mulligan, Lori elson, Dale ichols, Rhond a Noel Judy Schmidt , Tracy Thomason, Sherrie Walker.

Round & About Everett

Th e glee classes a ct out a play "The Winter Wab bit " in th e

7th grader Terri Stewart checks her registration with Mr. Little.

Rick Welchoff and M r. Kis sel demonstrate their tale nt s at this year's Talent S how.

A lot of broken bones occurred at Everett this year.

Hol id ay progra m.

have many strengths

An exhausting win, as Cindy Life wins the tricycle race sponsored by Red Cross.

We

at Everett . Loren Kusy tries out the new weight machine.

Male faculty topple the boys varsity team in overtime by only four points (74-70)

7th graders buying ice cream m the hmchroom.

There's always a birthday go ing o n at Everett so here's a present they'll never forget!

Kim Carson a nd Vickie Kuehn do their floor ex ercise routine a s Vickie Lopez does her routine on the balance beam in the gymnastics show.

T h e sk a tin g p arty w a s a lot of fun as eve ry one joins in the for " Hok ey P o ke y "! ! !

King and Queen

Teresa Linville and Candy Mehan pay a visit to the Nurse, Mrs. Carolyn Kling.

Mr. Roger Swinson (Swede) teaches 8th grader Rick Carson the basics of janitoring.

Karen Lococo and Rick Welchoff were chosen King and Queen of the Valentine ' s Dance.

Yearbook Staff

Darnell Bringman, Pam Br-itton, Kim Brookes , Rosalind Brown, Jeanette Caldwell, Carol Frerichs, Mike Greenwald, Jayne Liesveld, Joanie Linville, Karen Lococo , Susan Lococo , Sonya Mason, Gary Olson , Tom Robbins, Trud y Ruthsatz, Vickie Snyder, Tammie. Stoehr, Rick Wekhoff, Advisor : Mrs. Mary Bills

Photography Staff: Kim Brookes, Jeanette Caldwell, Mike Greenwald, Gary Olson, Tom Robbins, Tammie Stoehr.