Samahi (high school yearbook) 1962

WE THE SENIOR CLASS PRESENT -

THE 1962 SAMAHI

SAINT MARTIN'S HIGH SCHOOL OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON

Our high school days here at St. Martin's are filled with cherished memories. Some you remember beter than others, such as that important game you wanted so much to win, your first school dance, the class parties and picnics, the thrill of being a senior, and at last the wonderful feeling of accomplishment when that coveted diploma is placed in your hand.

FOREWORD

In this 1962 SAM AHI we have tried to preserve for you through pictures those wonderful memories of St. Martin's High.

FACULTY PAGE - 3

In later years, while turning these pages, if you should recall the many laughs, sorrows, and dreams of '6 2 we shall be content, knowing that we have done the thing we were called upon to do.

THE SENIOR CLASS CLASSES PAGE - 9

CONTENTS ATHLETICS PAGE - 46

THE SAMAHI STAFF ACTIVITIES PAGE - 70 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF--SCO'T MC CLAIN ASST. EDITOR--MARV KOPP SPORTS EDITOR--TOM LA VERA LITERARY EDITOR--JOE FURNESS ART EDITOR--J. FITZGERALD HEAD PHOTOGRAPHER--MIKE NORDMANN TYPIST--AL ECKROTH ADVISOR--FATHER CLETUS BRADLEY, O.S. B.

ABBOT - CHANCELLOR: There is no doubt in our minds that most of you have gained much from the school year which you have just completed at St. Martin's. Some may have experienced real intellectual growth. Others have learned now to be genuinely serious about studies. Perhaps some have come to realize, more than ever before, what it means to live a full Catholic life on a Benedictine campus. Whatever it may be that each of you feels has been most profitable , we are confiden t that you have grown physically , intellectually, and spiritually in the direction of full maturity as a Christian gentleman. May God keep you in that direction always.

UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF THE BENEDICTINE FATHERS BOYS ARE TAUGHT TO LIVE AS GOOD CHRISTIAN MEN

TO STRIVE TO ATTAIN ETERNAL HAPPINESS

PRINCIPAL: We trust that every boy who has attended our school this year can really say that as a result of this experience he has become more a man.

It is our sincere hope that we have helped in a very real way to prepare each one of you morally, mentally and physically for genuine Christian living.

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DEDICATION

We, the Class of 1962, proudly dedicate our "SAMAHI" to Mr. Kenneth Stevens , for whom we hold such high regard, both as a music ins tru ctor and a friend .

Song is the vehic le of happy expression. A man who can sing or play a musical instrument is never a lonely man and his troubles are few. Thank you , Mr. Stevens , for teaching us the arc of happy expression.

May you continue to lead our Ranger band and direc t our Glee club with assuring musical knowledge and inspiration.

MR. KENNETH STEVENS

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TO OUR

MR. lV.lUSIC MAKER

Son & daughter Jimmy & Lauren 2. Wife - Maxine & Skipper & Jimmy too.

3. Looking to the open sea 4. Pappa Fish and baby fish

THE ADMINISTRATION

Fr. Conrad Rausch, 0. S. B. PRINCIPAL

Fr. KeTITieth Keller, 0. S. B. VICE- PR!NCIP AL

Fr. Leonard FeeTiey, 0. S. B. FRESHMAN PREFECT

THE FORMATION of CHRISTIAN CHARACTER DEPENDS UPON MODEL LEADERSHIP

Fr. Timothy Lamm, 0. S. B.

Fr. Nicholas Rausch, 0. S. B.

Fr. Leo Patte n, 0. S. B.

JUNIOR PREFECT

SEMINARY PREFECT

SOPHOMORE PREFECT

THE MEN WHO MAKE THE MEN AT RANGERVILLE

TO GUIDE, TO DISCIPLINE and TO ENCOURAGE IS THEIR AIM b

FACULTY

FR. ALFRED, 0 . S. B. Bookkeeping

FR. ANDREW, 0. S. B. Cre at ive Writing, English

FR. CLETUS, 0 . S. B. Procurator, SAMAHI Advisor

FR. CONRAD, 0 . S. B. Art and Mech . Drawing

FR. DAV ID, 0. S. B. Biology

FR. DU NSTAN , 0 . S. B. Spanish

FR. EUGENE , O. S. B. Music

FR. GREGORY, 0. S. B. freshman English

FR. FELIX, 0. S. B. Chemistry FR. KENNETH, O. S._B. World Problems and American History

FR. JAM ES, 0. S. B. Typ ing

FR. LEO, 0 . S. B. Geometry FR. LEONARD, 0 . S. B. Senior English and Religion

TO TEACH IS TO LOVE

FR. LUKE, 0. S. B. Librarian

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FACULTY

FR. MICHAEL, O. S. B. Second year Latin

FR. NICHOLAS, 0. S. B. Debate and First Year Algebra

FR. PETER, O. S. B. First Year German

FR. TIMOTHY, 0. S. B. Junior English, French and Journalism

FR. URBAN, O. S. B. Physics, Adv . Algebra , Religion

FR. WILLIAM, 0 . S. B. Senior Religion

BR. NEAL, 0 . S. B. Librarian

BR. DOMINIC, 0. S. B. Postmaster

BR. KILIAN, O. S. B. Bookstore

MR. GEORGE FEENEY Equipment Proper ty Manager

MR. DALE BEHLES Assistant Coach, Survey Math, Geometry and P. E.

MR. BERNARD HARVE Y Athle tic Director, Washington State History, Freshman P. E. , Intramural Coordinator

MR. KENNETH STEVENS Band ana Glee Club

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MR. MONTE WALKER Head Football and Basketball Coach, World History

CLASSES BEFORE - WE COULD'VE GONE FISHIN, BUT WE THOUGHT IT OVER

SENIORS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ••.••.••.•.••••••••••.•.•..• Art Weeks Vice-President •..•••••• • .•..••••••••• Joe Furness Secretary •• . •••••••••••••.• •• ••••••• Marv Kopp Treasurer ••••••••.•••.••.••.•. Dave Ehrmantraut Representative •••.••••.•••••.••••••.. Al Eckroth

Standing from left: Al Eckroth, Dave Ehrmantrauc, Marv Kopp. Sitting: Joe Furness and Art Weeks.

Father Kenneth (inset)

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_SENIORS

- CLASS

OF '62

JOE ALONGI - 3, 4; Yelm, Washington.

Baseball 4; I - Club 3. Majors - English, History, Ma thematics, Science; Ambition: Veterinarian.

RON ANDERSON - Entered as a Senior; Kent, Wash.

Majors - English, History; Intramurals 4; Ambition: Radio Announcer.

HUGH ANTONSON - 1, 2, 3, 4; Seattle, Washington. football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2,4; Track 3; M - Club 2, 3, 4. Majors - English, Mathematics, History. Ambition: Play Pro football.

BRIAN BONUS - 1,2 , 3,4; Kent, Washington . football 1, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Baseball l; Golf 3,4; M - Club 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 4; Art 1, 2; Honor Society 1, 3 , 4. Majors - Mathematics, Science, English, History, Latin, French. Ambition: Be Mayor of Kent.

GARY BOWER - 3,4; Mercer Island, Washington.

I-Club 3; Cross Country 3,4; Tennis 3 ,4; Art 3,4.

Majors - Mathematics, English, Latin, History, Science. Ambition: To be a good Veterinarian.

RUSS BROWN - Entered as Senior, Coquille, Oregon.

Majors - Mathematics, English. Ambition: Barber.

ED BROWN - Entered as Senior, Tacoma, Wash.

Majors - Mathematics, English. Ambition: Be a wrestler.

CON BUTENKO - 1, 2, 3, 4; Kent, Washington.

Track 1, 3, 4; Rifle Club 1. Majors - English, Mathematics, Science, History, Latin. Ambition: Mechanical Engineer.

"ALWAYS HAPPY, NEVER SAD, SOME TIMES NAUGHTY, BUT NEVER BAD."

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JOHN CHENEY - 2, 3, 4; Port Townsend , Wash.

Track 2 , 3 , 4; Weightlifting 2 , 3 , 4; Wrestling 3.

Maiors - Science, English , Histor y. Ambition: to retire at the a ge of 21.

MIKE CONDON - 2, 3, 4; Port Tow nsend, Wash.

Basketball 3 , 4; Track 3, 4; Journalism 2 , 3. Majors English , Language, Science. Ambi tion: Lawyer.

GARY DAGGETT - 2, 3 , 4; Tacoma, Washington .

Journalism 3. Ma jors - Language, Science, En glish, History. Ambition: Veterinaria n.

ED DRUM - 1, 2, 3 , 4; McCleary , Washington.

Football 2, 3 , 4; Basketball l, 2; Track 1, 2; Tennis 3,4 ; Cheerleader 3,4; Debate l; Ski C lub l; M - Club 2, 3 , 4; M - Club Sec . 4; Honor Society l, 2 , 3, 4; Art 2. Majors - Sc ience , Mathe m atics , English , History, Foreign Lang uage . Ambi tion : Domestic Architect.

AL ECKROTH - 1, 2, 3 , 4; Tacoma , Washington.

Football l,2, 3; Basketball 1,2, 3 ,4; Track 1,4; Arrow?.; M - Club 2, 3,4; Schola 2; Glee Club l, 2, 3; Evuor Society 1, ~. 3, 4; Student Council 2 , 3 , 4; Class Representative 2,3 , 4; Ban ner Bearer 3, 4. Majors - Science, Mathemat ics , History, English, Foreign Language. Ambition: To make money.

DAVE EHRMANTRAUT - 3, 4; Longview, Wash.

Basketball 4; Baseball 4; Class Treasurer 4. Majors Language, Science, Mathematics, English, History Ambi ti on: To be president of Polar Food Company FRANK FEENEY 1, 2 , 3 ,4; Seattle, Washington.

Foo tball l, 2, 3, 4; Basket ball l; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3 , 4 ; A. S. B. President 4; Journalism 2; Ski Club 3 , 4; Honor Society 1, 2, 3 , 4; M - Club 2 , 3 ,4. Majors - Mathematics, Science, English, Latin, History. Ambition: Scientist.

MIKE FEENEY - 1, 2 , 3 , 4; Waterville, Washington.

Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball l; Track l; Go lf 3, 4; Manager l, 4; Honor Roll 3; Glee Club l; M-Club 2, 3 , 4. Majo rs - Mathematics, Science, English, History . Ambition : To learn how to farm under water.

SENIORS

"CHEERFULNESS IS A SUNNY RAY OF LIFE."

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JARED FITZGERALD 3,4; Seattle, Washington.

Football 4; Track 4; Art 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Ski Club 3,4; M-Club 4. Majors- English, Math ema tics, Latin, Hiscory, Science. Ambition: To be a weal thy Commercial Artist.

JOE FURNESS - 3, 4; Longview, Washington.

Basketball 4; Baseball 4; Senior Class Vice-President; Annual Staff 4; Honor Society 3, 4; I-Club 3.

Majors - Latin, English, Science , Hiscory, Mathematics. Ambi tion: To play Professional Basketball.

JIM GELLE IN 1, 2, 3, 4; Weiser, Idaho.

Football l , 2; Track l; Golf 1, 2; Baseball 4; Ski Club l; M-Club 2,3,4; Art 2 , 3,4. Majors Mathematics, Science, English, Latin, History.

Ambition: To marry Ruth and settle down on a potato farm in Idaho.

JERRY HOGAN - Entered as Senior; Port Angeles, Washington.

Ski Club 4; Weightlifting 4; Cheerleader 4.

Majors - Mathematics, Science , History, Language, English. Ambition: Own an Outboard Racing Shop.

BOBJACOBSEN -1, 2,3 ,4; Port Angeles, Washington Football 1. 2, 3; Basketball 1. 2; Track l; Golf 2, 3; Class Secretary l; Debate l; M-Club 2, 3 , 4; Rifle Club 1, 2; Honor Society 3. Majors - Mathematics, Science, English, Latin, Hiscory. Ambition: To be the first man co walk on the moon .

JERRY JACOBSEN - 3, 4; Port Angeles, Washington.

I- Club 3; Golf 4; Journalism 4. Majors - Science, English, History, Language. Ambition : To be a Veterinarian and a Pro Golfer.

DENNIS JOHNSTON - 2, 3,4; Tacoma , Washing ton_.

Track 4; Camera Club 2 , 3; Rifle Club 3; Journalism 2, 3. Majms - English, History, Science , Language. Ambition: To be a ballet dancer.

JOE KAM PP - 2, 3 , 4; Issaquah, Washing con.

Track 4; Baseball 3; Rifle Club 2. Majors English, Science, History , Mathematics. Ambition: To make millions and have. lots of kids .

SENIORS

"ALWAYS LEAVE THEM LAUGHING."

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MIKE KELLY - Entered as Senior, Northport, Wash.

Majors - Science, English, History.

To be a Doctor.

Ambition:

MARV KOPP - 1, 2, 3, 4; Olympia, Washington¡ Football I, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Secretary 2, 3, 4; Day student Rep. 4; Student Council 4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Journalism 2; Annual Staff 4; Debate 1, M-Club 2, 3, 4.

Majors - English, History, Science , Language, Mathematics. Ambition: To be -the owner of Lee's Steak House.

TOM LAVERA - 2, 3 , 4; Port Angeles, Washington.

Annual Sports Editor 4; Journalism 2, 3; Football 3.

Majors - English, History, Science, Language, Mathematics. Ambition: To be one-half as cool as Fr. Kenneth.

BOB LECTURE - Entered as Senior; Bothe!, Wash.

Arrow Staff 4. Majors - English, Latin, History, Science. Ambition: To be a Landscape Architect.

JOE LEHMA N - I, 2, 3, 4; Tacoma, Washington.

Football 1, 3, 4; M-C!ub 2, 3 , 4; Sophomore Class President; Junior Class President; M-Club President 4; Banner Bearer; Server's Society 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Basketball l; Track l, Z; Honor Society l, 3 , 4; Golf 3. Majors - History, English, Science, Language. Ambition: Be a movie star like Yul Brynner.

JIM LY NAM - 1,2,3,4; Puyallup, Washington.

Football l; Basketball 1, 2 , 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; M-Club 2,3 , 4; Servers Society 2; Honor Society 1,2,3,4. Majors - Science, History, English, Latin. Ambition: To play catcher in a World Series game.

JOHN MARTIN - l, 2, 3 , 4; Seattle, Washington.

Football 1, 2 , 3, 4; Basketball l; Baseball 1, 3; Rifle Club l; M-Club 4; Art 3,4; Band 1, 2 . MajorsEnglish, History. Ambition: To join the Air Force.

JOE MASSMAN - Entered as Senior; Helena, Montana.

Majors - Mathematics, Science, Language, History. Ambition: To be an Air Force Officer.

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"ONE NEVER KNOWS, DOES ONE?"

CLASS OF '62 .

_DARRELL MIDLES - 1, 2 , 3, 4; Olympia, Wash.

Rifle Club l; Art l , 2, 3 , 4. Majors - Hisrnry, English, Science, Language. Ambition: To be a Biologist or Veterinarian.

ROD MURRAY - 1, 2 , 3 ,4; Olympia, Washingrnn.

Glee Club 1, 2, 3 , 4. Majors - English, History, Language. Ambition: To become a popular singer like Perry Como.

TOM McCAIN - Entered as a Senior; Oswego , Oregon. Majors - Language, Mathematics, Science, English. Ambition: To be a Civil or Chemical Engineer.

SCOTT McCLAIN - l,~,3,4; Bend, Oregon.

Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3 , 4; Track l; MClub 2, 3, 4; Journalism 2; Rifle Club l; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff Editor 4; M-Club Vice-President 4; Usher 4. Majors - Mathematics, Science , English, Latin, History. Ambition: To become a millionaire playboy before he's 30 .

MIKE McDONALD - 1, 2, 3 , 4; Tacoma , Wash.

Football 1, 2; Baseball 2; Server 's Society 1, 2; Honor Soc iety 3, 4; Studen t Council 4; A. s. B. Vice- President 4; Junior Prom Committee.

Majors - English, History, Latin, Science, French . Ambition: To be a millionaire bachelor.

JOE Mc NERT HE NY - l, 2, 3 , 4; Sea ttle, Wash.

Manager l, 2, 3 , 4; Golf 2; M-Club Officer 4; M-Club 2,3,4; Journalism 2,3,4. Majors English, History, Science , Latin. Ambition: To marry Sharon Renggli.

MIKE NORDMANN - l, 2, 3, 4; Seattle Washington.

Track 1,3,4; Rifle Club l; Camera Club 2,3; Camera Club Secretary 3; Glee C lub l; Football l; Basketball 2; Junior Prom Committee; Annual Staff 4; Art 3. Majors - Mathematics, Science , English, History, Language. Ambition: To be a happy-go-lucky playboy.

DAVID PENN - 3, 4; Olympia, Washing ton.

Ski Club 3. Majors - Mathematics, English History, Science, Language. Ambition: Go to the Air Force Academy.

SENIORS

"READY FOR FUN, BUT WILLING TO WORK."

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LEO RANCOUR- 1,2,3,4; Olympia, Washington.

LAPIDARY Club 3, 4; Arrow Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; Art 1.

Majors - Science, English, History, Language.

Ambition: To be an honest loafer.

GARY RENGGLI - 1, 2, 3, 4; Tacoma, Washington.

Baseball 1, 2, 4; Football 3,4. M-Club 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Journalism 1. Majors - English, History, Science, Language . Ambition: To be the only Rabbit place kicke r in the history of the N. F.L.

TOM ROGERS - Entered as a Senior; Long view, Washington.

Snack Bar 4; Ski Club 4. Majors - Mathematics, Science, Latin, History, Ambition: To be the worlds greatest lover.

LESLIE ROUGUTT 1,2,3,4; Tacoma, Washingto1 Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2 , 3 , 4; Art 1, 2, 3, 4.

Majors - English, History, Science, Latin, Math· ema tics. Ambition: to become a priest at St. Martin's Abbey.

MAURICE SHAEFER - Entered as a Senior; Bellevue, Washington. Ski Club 4. Majors - Mathematics, Science, History, English, Latin. Ambition: To die a natural death.

ED SCHALLNER - l, 2, 3, 4; Olympia , Washington.

C. C . D. 4; Server's Society 4. Ma jors - English, History, Science, Mathematics. Ambition: To be a life time employer.

MIKE SCHULLER - l, 2 , 3, 4; Olympia, Washington.

Basketball 1, 3, 4; Baseball I; Glee Club l, 2; M Club 3,4 . Ma jors - Science , English, Language, History. Ambition: To be a Fisheries Man. DON SWENSON - 2 , 3 , 4; Olympia, Washington.

Band 2, 3, 4. Majors - English, History, Science, Music. Ambition: Major in Sociology.

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"FROM CARE WE ARE FREE; WHY AREN'T THEY ALL AS CONTENTED AS WE?"

CLASS OF '62

GENE SPENCER 2, 3, 4; Olympia, Washiogtoo.

College Daoce Baod 3, 4; 8aod 2, 3, 4; Art 2, 3.

Majors - Scieoce, History, Eoglish, Mathematics .

Ambitioo: To become a m:.isic teacher aod se ll jet boats oo the side.

DICK SPENCER - 2, 3, 4; Vaocouver, Washiogtoo.

Football 2, 3; Basketball 2 , 3 , 4; Baseball 2, 3 , 4; M-Club 3,4; Ski C lub 2,3 , 4; Majors - Eoglish , Lktio, Scieoce , History, Mathematics. Arobitioo: To raid the kitcheo agaio.

BOB STRUB - 1, 2 , 4; Port Orchard, Washiogtoo.

Rifle Club l, 2. Majors-Mathematics, Eo;lish, History, Scieoce. Arobitloo: To ioherit a millioo dollars aod oot work for the rest of my life.

BILL SULLIVAN - 3,4; Seattle, Washiogtoo.

Cross Coumry track 3 , 4; Ski Club 3 , 4. MajorsMathematics, Eoglish, Scieoce , History, Latin.

Ambition : To be an Architect.

JIM SW AN - 3, 4; Boise, Idaho .

Track 4; Ski C lub 3 ,4; Ski Club Officer 4.

Majors - Eoglish, Scieoce, History, Ambitioo: Compe titive Skiiog.

JOE SWALWELL - 2,3,4; Seattle , Washiogton.

Track 3; Glee Club 3; Sk i Club 2, 3,4; Journalism 2; Art 4; M-Club 4 . Majors - Eoglish , History, Mathematics, Scieoce , Latin. Ambi tion: Bank President of the Seattle First Nationa l.

STEVE VEJRASKA - Entered as a Senior; Omak, Washington.

Glee C lub 4; Honor Society 4. Majors - Mathematics , English, Science, French. Ambition: To be a Dermatologis t.

ART WEEKS - 2,3 , 4; Vancouver, B. C. Golf 3, 4; Honor Society 3 , 4; Student Council 4.

Majors - English , Latin, History, Science, Mathematics. Ambition: To go to Cornell and t ake Corporate Law.

SENIORS

"WHY SHOULD LIFE ALL LABOR BE?"

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RICK WHITE - 1, 2, 4; Oakland, California.

Football 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2; Track 1, 2; Honor Society 1, 2, 4; Art 1, 2; M-Club 2, 4. Majors English, Language, History, Science. Ambition: To be a Beach Bum. JIM WIRFS- 1,2,3,4; Vashon, Washington. Glee Club 3,4; Journalism 2; Manager 4. Majors Science, History, English, Language, Mathematics. Ambition: Pre med.

SENIORS CLASS OF '62 "THEY ARE CERTAIN TO BE SEEN WHERE FUN AND MISCHIEF BEAM."

I HUGH ANTONSON and JOE LEHMAN putting finishing touches to their room.

These guys are famous for writing "Black Ball" letters.

TOM LAVERA, DAVE EHRMANTRAUT, JIM LYNAM, and JOE FURNESS.

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They are breaking up that ole gang of mine!

Guess who this is, McNertz?

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SENIOR SNAPS

Joe Kampp hopes to su rpass the realm of ignorance. -

That's it, everybody, just pile into my room.

r don't mind! Jerry and Fitz try to sneak in a game of cards during study hall.

They hope the big "K" won't see them.

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., George Feeney and Al Echroth Come on pitch, right down the pipe.

Lets have a big smile.

Say "cheese," Jumpin Jim! 19

SENIOR SNAPS

Jake drives for two, while Alongi, Lehman and Feeney watch.

Jim Lynam What about my batting average ?

Lavera and McClain "working hard" at 4:30 a. m. in annual room - deadlines, ugh!!

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Thinking about "Golden Donna", Jake?

Mike has already got a book; isn't one enough?

Bower studies hard for finals.

JU_NIORS - CLASS OF '63

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rATHER TIMOTHY Jun ior Prefect

NATURE FITS ALL HER CHILDREN WITH SOMETHING TO DO 21

JUNIORS - CLASS OF '63

STANDING: Dan ZuKus, Craig Miller, Dave Rozell and Len Hensche id.

SITTING: Mike Sexton.

JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President- - - - - - -- -- - -- - -- - - - - -- - - - - - - -- --- - - -- - -- - - --- - - - - - - ------Craig Miller Vice President--------------------------------- -- ------------------ Dan Zukus Secretary-------------------------------- - --- ----- --- ---- ---- ---Len Henscheid Treasurer----- - ------------ -- --- ----- ---- -- ----- --- - - -- --- --------Dave Rozell Representative- -- - - -- -- - - - -- --- - -- -- --- - - -- -- - - - - - - - -- -- - - - - -- - - -- Mike Sexton Moderator- ------ ------------------ ------ ---- ---- Father Timothy Lamm, 0. S. B.

GREAT MINDS RUN IN THE SAME CHANNEL. 22

JUNIORS - CLASS OF '63 OUR STOUT HEARTED MEN

RANGERS

JOHN BANNAN JOHN BELL Blaine, Wash. Seattle, Wash.

BRUCE ANDERSON Portland, Ore.

EVERYONE!

DON BERNARD Seattle, Wash.

TOM BERTOLDI Seattle, Wash.

Absent wh.,, pictures were mode

BERNIE BERKENKOTTER Centralia, Wash.

GARY BLACKWELL Boise, Idaho PHIL BOUKER Seattle, Wash.

CHUCH DEHLER Prineville, Ore.

TED BJORK Tumwater, Wash.

GUY DESI<lNES Tacoma, Wash.

DON DUFAULT Yakima, Wash.

GREGORY DURNAN Blaine, Wash.

PETE CAMERON Olympia, Wash.

THE CHALLENGE IS HERE AND THEY ARE READY TO MEET IT!

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JUNIORS - CLASS OF '63 OUR STOUT HEARTED MEN.

RANGERS

DON EILERS

CHUCK FRITSCH

MORRIS f ANT

Seattle, Wash.

Olympia , Wash.

Olympia, Wash.

RICK FRANK Lynwood, Wash.

GEORGE GERBER Tacoma , Wash.

BILL FAUVER Tacoma, Wash.

BILL HARRIS Seattle , Wash.

MIKE HAYWARD Olympia, Wash.

JERRY HOLCOMB Tacoma , Wash.

DICK GRAVES Long Beach, Calif.

JIM HUDSON Fair banks , Alaska

DICK JACKA Tacoma , Wash. · TOM JAMES Colo rado Springs , Colorado .

LEN HENSCHEID Rupert, Idaho

WE CALL THEM OUR OWN AND WE ARE PROUD OF IT! 24

EVERYONE!

JUNIORS - CLASS OF '63 OUR STOUT HEARTED MEN

RANGERS

MARK KlRSCH MIKE KIRSCH AL !<LEWIN TOM KRESEK East Wenatchee, Wash . East Wenatchee, Wash. Tacoma , wash . Olympia, Wash.

EVERYONE!

DAVE LAWRENCE Puhi-Kauai.

JOE LEARY Ellensburg, Wash.

LARRY LAW Tacoma, Wash.

PAT MacKENZIE Seattle , Wash.

JOHN MARRIA Boise , Idaho

JIM McDADE Burns, Ore. JOE LUTZENBERGER Woodland , Wash.

PAUL MEANEY Wenatchee , Wash.

CRAIG MILLER Boise, Idaho DAVE MILLER Olympia , Wash.

JIM MARTIN Olympia, Wash .

RANGERS ARE MADE OF MEN LIKE THESE!

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JUNIORS

- CLASS

OF '63

OUR STOUT HEARTED MEN RAY MOSELEY

RANGERS

Anacortes, Wash.

BILL MURPHY Portland, Ore.

JERRY MURPHY

CHRIS O'LEARY

Olympia, Wash. Mt. Vernon, Wash.

EVERYONE!

PEREGRIM Lacey, Wash.

PEREGRIM Lacey , Wash.

WAYNE PEARSON Cour d'Alene, Idaho

ERIC PHILLIPS El Paso, Texas JERRY READ Boise, Ida.ho

DENNIS REILLY Belmont, Calif.

JIM PETERSON Boise, Idaho

WALT RENGGLI Chehalis, Wash.

SKEETER RIDDELL Oswego, Ore. JIM ROAN Ellensburg, Wash.

JIM ROBERTS Reno, Nevada

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ON THEIR SHOULDERS RESTS A BRIGHT TOMORROW

JUNIORS - CLASS OF '63 OUR STOUT HEARTED MEN.

RANGERS

GARTH ROSAMOND DAVE ROZELL Calgary, Alberta

JOHN RUEGAMER LEM SABROWSKI

San Francisco, Calif. Hardin, Montana

Homer,

AlaskaEVERYONE!

MIKE SEXTON Seattle, Wash.

GARY SMITH Oswego, Ore.

DAVE SOLTIS Tacoma, Wash, DENNIS SPECHT Olympia, Wash.

MEL STELLA Port Alberni,. B. C. TIM SULLIVAN Olympia, Wash.

PAT TIEKAMP Issaquah, Wash.

JIM TWOHIG Atherton, Calif.

Some "real cool cats" - Eilers, Tex , Ruegamer, Bernard, terry Read and "slender fella" Law!

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JUNIORS - CLASS OF '63 R STOUT HE RTED MEN. JIM WALSH Seattle \.'./ ash.

TOM WALKER Edmonds, Wash.

LLOYD WATS ON Oroville, Wash.

JIM WILSON Bellevue, Wash.

DAN ZUKUS Tacoma, Wash.

Rangers Everyone!

Up the ladder goes "fire chief" Tom.

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Tex and his buddy are telli n Chris a bedtime story 1

Jacka drinks lots of mi lk to make him grow!

JUNIORS

- CLASS OF '63

Walt "Rings" Renggli clips the wings of Len "Homer -pigeon" Sabrowski as he proves the hand is quicker than the eye. ¼'hat's the name of the little gal you got on the line, Wayne ?

OUR

STO T-HEARTED MEN

Look at those Juniors hamming it up in the back row !

Four BIG wheels in a spin - Blackie Blackwell, "Canadian Honker" Stella and 29 two others.

SOPHOMORES-CLASS OF '64 NOTHING IS IMPOSSIBLE TO A WILLING HEART.

FATHER LEO Sophomore Prefect

Eat, dr ink and be merry for tomorrow - who knows?

(Buzz LeTourneau and J. Etsey)

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SOPHOMORES

- CLASS

OF '64

SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President. .. .. . .... .. .. ....... . ......... Mike Wartelle Vice-President. . . . . . .. .. . . . . .. ........ . . . . .Tom Nelson Secretary . .. .... . .............. . ..... . . . .. . . Bill Smith Treasurer. . . . . ................... . .. . . . .... Dan Snyder Moderator. . .......... . . ...... . . .. .. .Father Leo, 0. S. B.

BIRDS OF A FEATHER STICK TOGETHER.

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SOPHOMORES

JIM BABST Wenatchee , Wash .

TOM BARNUM Grass Valle y, Ore.

- CLASS OF '64

BILL BERN ARD Seattle, Wash.

DAVE BERSCHAUER Olympia, Wash.

EARL BOHM Seattle , Wash.

Sophomores on ice show co - ordination - oop s! it 's bottoms up.

ED BUCKNER Portland, Ore.

CLARK CONZATTl Central i a, Wash.

BLAINE COPPIN Enumclaw , Wash.

GREG COX Seattle , Wash.

MARTIN DAMITIO Olympi a, Wash.

DEN NIS DARG AN Tacoma , Wash.

MIC H AEL DOHERTY Pilot Roc k, Ore .

CHARLIE ECKSTROM Tac oma, Wash .

JOHN ESTY Seattle, Wash.

JOHN FARBER Tacoma, Wash.

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BARRY FEENEY

KEN FORBES

SCOTT FRAZIER

DAN GADLER

WARREN GODEFROY

Olympia, Wash.

Olympia, Wash.

Tacoma, Wash.

Marysville, Wash .

Seattle, Wash.

MICK GREISON Centralia, Wash .

GEORGE HASKETT Camp Murray, Wash .

Trodahl and Schreck drinking in both pop and knowledge

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BOB HASTERT

STEVE HAYS

PAT HAU TEN NE

JAY HOG AN

KEN HOOVER

Camino Is land, Wash .

Olympia, Wash.

Seattle, Wash.

Bellevue, Wash .

Seattle, Wash.

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SOPHOMORES - CLASS OF '64

KEN HORDYK Port Ange les, Wash .

KIT JORDON Clarks ton. Wash .

TIM LEAHY

OTTO KORCKER

PAUL KLI NKOSS

Spokane, Wash .

Olympi a, Wash .

Olympia, Wash.

HANK LEES Seattle, Wash.

DON LEHTINEN Seattle, Wash.

Lees , Snyder and Richmond gettin g ready for breakfast.

BIFF LENIHAN Seattle, Wash.

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LEE LESNICK

BERN ARD LeTOURNEAU WILLY LOWTHER

Chehalis, Wash .

Longview , Wash .

Dalles, Ore.

GEORGE LeV ASS EUR Seattle, Wash.

SOPHOMORES

"No thanks, Mam, I don't drink.

- CLASS

OF '64

JOHN MALLON

TOM MOLONEY

Tacoma, Wash.

Seattle, Wash.

I just came to watch the dance. "

(John ''lvaterwagon" Farber)

GREG MARTINSON Chelan, Wash.

Big Dan Snyder figures to toss it at lease 75 y ards! Coach Behles, Pat McLaughlin, Ken Youmans, and bashful Bob Weedman don 'c believe it.

PAT McBRIDE Seattle , Wash.

MICK McCLURE Prosser , Wash.

BOB MURPHY Seattle, Wash.

JOHN McCOY Auburn, Wash

RODGER MURRAY Bellevue, Wash .

BERNIE McF' ADDEN Spanaway, Wash.

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SOPHOMORES

- CLASS

JIM NEWELL Port Ange les, Wash.

MIKE McKAY Seattle, Wash .

RANGERS

OF '64

PAT McLAU GHLIN Seattle , Wash.

BRIAN MIDLES Olympia, Wash .

EVERYONE!

Sophomores stud y hard in Geometry

Terry Pellecchi a "ro llin it" at the State Fair JIM O'BRIEN Se attle, Wash.

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TERRY PELLECCHIA Seattle , Wash.

SOPHOMORES

- CLASS

OF '64

DAVE POPE

RON RECKNER

BOB REINHART

JOH N RICHMOND

JON ROLLINS

Port Angeles , Wash.

Aberdeen, Wash .

Lacey, Wash.

Kodiak, Alaska

Seattle, Wash.

PERRY ROWE Port Ange le s, Wash.

JIM RUE G AMER

TOM

Hardin, Montana

Seattle, Wash.

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TOM RY AN

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Olympia, Wash .

JOHN STEW ART Tacoma, Wash.

MIKE SWANSON Jun ea u, Alaska

Rollins , Youmans , Buck McFadden and Weedman enjoy "the simple life . "

ED TOMCO Spenard, Alaska

JOHN TRODAHL Chehalis, Wash.

G ARY WILDHABER

WILLY WOOD

Chehalis, Wash .

Portland, Ore.

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SOPHOMORES - CLASS OF '64

Mike Yancovitz Seattle, Wash.

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Mike Wartelle Seattle , Wash.

Bob Weedman Longview, Wash.

Tom Nelson Olympia, Wash.

Bill Smith Tacoma , Wash.

Pat Schreck Waterville , Wash.

Dan Snyder Sea-ttle, Wash.

Ken Youmans

38 Juneau, Alaska

FRESHM EN - CLASS OF'65 Our Baby Rangers

FOOLS RUSH IN WHERE ANGELS FEAR TO TREAD.

FATHER LEONARD Freshman Pre fec t

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CLASS OF '65 Our Baby Rangers

FRESHMEN

FRES HMAN C LASS OFFICERS Pre side nt- - ------ -- - -- -- - --- - ----- --- --- - - -- - - - - - ----- - - - - ------ -- John Feeney Vice President- - -- - - - - - - -- -- - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - -- -- - - - - - Tim Corrigan Secre t ary-- - ---- - -- - - - - --- ----- ---- - --- -- - --- -- --- ------ - - - ---- - - - -- Ray Haug T reasurer- - - - - - - - - -- - ---- - - - - - - - - - - - - --- - - - - - - - - - - -- - --- --- -Louie Braunschweig Representa t ive- - - - - - --- - - - -- - - - -- ----- - - - - - -- - - - - - ---- - - - - - - -- -- -- - Jeff Feeney Mode ra tor--- - ---- ----- -- - - - - --- - - - - - -- - - - - -- - - - - Fat her Leon ar d Feen ey, O. S. B.

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FRESHMEN

- CLASS

OF '65

DICK ARNAUD

MIKE AUGUSTYM

DICK BARNUM

BILL BJELLAND

TOM BEALS

Seattle. Wash.

Bremerton, Wash.

Grass Valle y , Ore.

Tacoma, Wash .

Taco ma, Wash.

TE D BILLMAN

JOHN BOREN

BERNARD BJORK

BRAD BOWLES

BILL BOBBIT

Rochester , Wash.

Olympia, Wash.

Tumwater , Wash.

Tacoma, Wash.

Tacoma , Wash.

LOUIE BRAUNSCHWEIG PAUL COLEMAN Kent, Wash.

PAUL DESCHAMPS

Tacoma, Wash .

TIM CORRIGAN

Wana chek and Neal "having fun" at St. Mar y's.

Bainbridge Is land, Wash. North Bend, Ore.

PAUL CHOQUETTE

MARTIN COLLINS

FRANK DIDENTI

TOM DORIAN

MIKE DOW

Homer, Alaska

Tacoma, Wash .

Tacoma, Wash.

Olympia, Wash.

Seattle, Wash.

CLASS Our Baby Rangers

FR.ES HM EN

OF '65

ED DROUIN Bremerton, Wash.

DICK DYKE Tacoma, Wash.

JEfF FEENEY Olympia, Wash.

JOHN FEENEY Seattle, Wash.

MIKE FRANKLIN Milwa ukie , Ore.

JOHN GALLA GHER Seattle, Wash .

PETE GRAY Sun Valley , Idaho

TOM GERBER Tacoma , Wash.

JAY GILL Seattle, Wash.

BRIEN GRU NKEMEIER Shelton, Wash .

JOHN GUIZZETTI Tacoma, Wash .

MIKE HANSON Tacoma, Wash.

TOM HALPIN Olympia, Wash.

SKIP HADFIELD Taco ma, Wash.

Braunschweig and Wanecheck wait impatiently for goodies.

LELAND HANDRAN Tacoma, Wash.

JIM HANNAN Portland, Ore.

RAY HAUG

Seattle, Wash.

EU GENE HAHN Seattle, Wash.

JOHN HUTT .

Tacoma, Wash.

CLASS Our Baby Rangers

FRESHMEN

PAT HAYWARD

OF '65

Olympia, Wash .

JERRY HYATT Olympi a, Wash.

PAT KELLY Nor th Port, Wash.

TONY KNAPP Bremerton, Wash.

CHRIS KRAMER Portland, Ore.

OWEN KRAMER Olympia, Wash.

CLARK JENNIN GS Ilo; Peru

DOU G JOHNSON Olympia, Wash.

PAT LOU GHN EY Lewiston, Idaho

LARRYl:YN AM Puyallup, Wash .

GARY MANCINELLI Seattle, Wash .

MIKE MALLON T acoma, Wash .

STEVE MATH IAS Seattle, Wash .

BILL MARTIN

Haug, Corrigan, Schwei tzer, Ouderkirk and Coleman ham it

Se attle , Wash.

wi th the boys.

DlCK MAYO Olympia , Wash.

PAT McDADE Burns, Ore .

BILL McFADDEN Sp anaway, Wash .

DAN MONAHAN

JIM MURPHY

Seattle, Wash.

Olympia, Wash.

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CLASS OF Our Baby Rangers

FRESHMEN

JOHN MEYER

RON NEAL

JOHN NEVUE

Oly mpia, Wash.

Seattle, Wash.

Seattle, Wash.

MARK ODOM Connell, Wash.

TOM PARR Clarkston, Wash.

FRANK PECCIA

JOHN PEARSON

RON PERKINS

Portland , Ore.

Aberdeen, Was h.

Aberdeen, Wash .

BILL OUDERKIRK Newport , Ore.

JOHN PLAQUET Tacoma, Wash .

TONY RADER

T HOMAS RENGGLI

Vancouver , B. C.

Chehalis, Wash.

JIM RENS EL

GREG ROSE LL Kirkland, Wa sh.

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JIM RIGNEY Tacoma, Wash.

Schultz shows Monaster y flowers to his little siste r.

Oly mpia , Wash .

JI M SABROWSKI

STEVE SENG

BILL S HIMA

JEFF SMITH

Home r , Alaska

Se a ttle , Wash.

Billings , Mont a na

Me rcer Island . Wash .

FRESHMEN - CLASS OF '65 Our Baby Rangers

DAVE SOHN

JIM STEWART

Sea ttle . Was h.

Olympia, Wash.

PAUL TWOHY Seattle, Wash.

RON WAMBOLD Chehalis, Wash.

BUD SCHULTZ Ta coma , Wash.

JOHN SULLIVAN Seattle , Wash .

Seattle. Wash.

PHIL SCHWEITZ.ER

WAYNE WANECHEK l::.verett, Wash .

STEVE WILDHABER Chehalis, Wash.

JIM WITT Seattle, Wash.

Left to Right: Schultz, Bowles , Hutt and Guizzetti "Gee Mom , I want to go home . "

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THE RANGER COACHING STAFF Coach Bernie Harvey, Athletic Director, . Freshman football and basketball and Head baseball coach.

In the past two years, his football squad has lost only one game and have done very well in basketball. His baseball squad was edged in the district playoff and produced some very excellent players.

His effort to help the morale of the school has been rewarded. This year , more than any other year, the school has been backing the reams more than ever.

To you, Coach Harvey, we owe a lot which we can never pay. We wish you to have many more prosperous years here at Rangerville .

TH IS COACHING STAFF HAS SUPPLIED EVERYTHING EXCEPT "G ITS!" Coach Monty Walker, Head football, basketball and track coach .

Since his coming to St. Martin's, he has produced fine ballplayers and excel lent teams . His reams have produced many surprises and upsets.

Coach Walker feels that sportmanship comes before anything else. You always find that the players are always well dressed and act like the ream they are.

We offer to you, Coach Walker, our help, so that we may make ourselves and our school a better place for one and all.

THEY ARÂŁ PROUD TO BE CALLED "RANGERS." Coach Dale Behles, Assistant football and basketball coach.

His coming to St. Martin's proved to be a real asset. Not only has he done his fair share as coach, bur also as a reacher.

Every day in study hall you can see him take a fast check of absentees and then start the paper work. By doing this he has come up with some fine offensive and defensive plays. Many of these plays have presented a real problem to many of the teams in the league.

Each and everyone of us wish you many more glorious years here at good ole S. M.

Whatever Is Worth Doing Is Worth Doing Well.

THE RANGER SCOREBOARD

Garth Rosam ond cracks line for vital yardage in White Pass MASSACRE!

Sept.

Sept.

Sept.

Oct. Oct. Oc t.

Oct. Nov. Nov.

15 23 29 7 13 20 28 3 II

S. M. H. S. S. M. H. S. S.M . H.S. S. M. H. S. S. M. H. S. S.M . H.S. S.M.H.S. S. M H. S. S. M. H. S.

12 - -------- - - Roc hester 13 0- -- -- -Vancouver B. C. 27 39 -- ---------WhitePass0 0-- - "-- - - -- - -- - Elma 31 0 -- ---- - ---- - Chehalis 40 0 --- - - - - - - -Montesanol9 7-- -- --- --- - - Raymond 13 27 - - - -- - -- - -- Eatonville 0 19 ---- - -- - - - Tumwater 18

IF DEFEAT MUST COME THEN LET US LEARN OUR LESSON AND Coach Walker looks and wonders as Ran gers battle on in White Pass game.

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NEVER LET IT HAPPEN AGAIN!

WE CAME , WE SAW , WE CONQUERE D !!

Ran ge rs - - 39 Panthers - - 0

GO, GO, GO!

RANGERS!

---THE BIG ONE THAT GOT AWAY FROM NELSON---

DO OR DIE ! "

Although this season wasn't as successfu l as las t years, the te am finished the season with a respec table 3 win 6 loss record. Ev e n when the going got tough the spirit never le t down, with this kind of attitude you c an't keep a good te am down very long , as was displayed in our last few games. Much of the credit goes to our senior lettermen who played their last game in a Ran g e r uniform. To the underclassmen let te rw inners is left the-task of building for the fu tur e may the Ranger Spirit carry them to Victory I !

Hugh and Gary call it right at the Chehalis toss

Working hard, Coach M ike?

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THE FOE IS THERE -

GET HIM! (Vancouver, B.C. game)

ABILITY AND DESIRE - MAKES THE DIFFERENCE (Victory is sweet)

Wake - up, you 're going to need this information .

You shou ld have stayed awake, Bugs.

THE REAL BIG MEN IN RED AND WHITE!

John Bell and Hugh Antonson comp are their size against that of BIG Dan Snyde r!

Make 'em work, Ne rtz !

Mike Hayward, Joe McNe rthney and Larry La w take break a fte r hard work .

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THESE ARE THE RANGERS, THE MIGHTY, MIGHTY RANGERS!

Baby Hugh, bruising senior fullback, helped carry the Rangers through his third football campaign. He has been a standout thru fair and foul. His absence will be felt in the coming years. Which major football co llege ream will be lucky enough to get him--Notre Dame ?

Ken "Moose" Hordyk, a rugged Sophomore halfback.

His presents in future years will lighten the load left by graduation Seniors .

Rangers prepare

to

start secor1d half.

ALL FOR ONE AND ONE FOR ALL!

Ed Dr um is another Senior whose absence on the football team will be felt. Although he is sma ll, he is very potent for his size. He has done much to bolster the range r line in the past two years.

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Scot McClain, has been an asset to the de fensiv e unit in the past two years.

Marv Kopp, sen ior center. He rook over last year and learned the job the hard way. He has proved that he has learned his job very wel l.

JUNIORS

MacKenzie

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SOPHOMORES

Missing: Stewart & Hayes

Seniors , Left to right: Kopp, Martin, Ren gg li, Antonson , McClain, Drum .

These boys have hung up their football gear for the last time - We thank them for their efforts - We will miss them - We invite them to return often to Rangerville and cheer for the boys who have taken their p lace.

OUR BABY RANGERS (Freshmen) - The raw material for tomorrow's champions.

The things man ter ms as "little" som<:!times influence a greater result than those things man terms as "big. "

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What? You say you just beat Eatonville ? Good! How much? 27 - 0 Hurrah!

James and Miller pause after a victory.

Bell assists McClain in shedding the moleskins .

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BASKETBALL 1961 - 62

It's easy, Man!

Ruegamer

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Dunkin doughnuts cou ldn 't be easier

Coach Walker

Eilers

Don Eilers goes high to out jump White Pass Panther.

Rangers get last minute instructions before Montesano game.

Go get 'em, Rangers!

"Little " Joe Furness, no. 10, charges in to steal ball from the opponent.

"What we call luck is simply pluck, And the doing things over and over; Courage and will, perseverance and skill , Are the four leaves of Lu c k's clover"

This is "Mr. Bas ketball. " Joe is the playmaker who works hard to make the team click. It will be difficult to find someone next year to fi ll his shoes. Abili ty is important, but its the DESIRE - the will to overcome the meanest of obstacles that makes the difference. Joe has these qualities to the highest degree. This is the kind of STUFF RANGERS are made of!!!

Joe Furness, Guard

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A NITE TO REMEMBER Rangers - 56 T - Birds - 47

The cheering crowd

The winning basket

Yes, this was a nite to remember! The crowd cheered; the winning basket was made; the cheerleaders jumped for joy; the band played the victory march with gusto; the happy spectators went home with gladness in their hearts! ! !

The joyful cheerleaders

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The happy spectators

The victory march

What do we eat ? EAGLE MEAT!

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RANGERS

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BASKETBALL SCORE BOARD

The BEARCATS have claws

CRUISING down the lane

The Ranger basketball season was completed with a 1-15 record . The squad had many a good tussle with some fine ball clubs in the Central League.

Bellarmin Winlock Tumwater Elma Montesano Yelm

Chehalis Raymond Eatonville Tumwater Rochester Elma W. Pass Montesano Chehalis Raymond

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48------ - - - - - -- - - -S. M. 62- ---------------S. M. 42----------------S. M. 52----------------S. M. 53----------------S. M. 57 ----------------S. M. 80 - -- - - - -- -- - ----- S. M. 61---------------- S. M. 46---------------- S. M, 47----------------S. M. 58----------------s. M. 64 ----------------s. M. 64- -- ----- - -- - -- -- S. M. 68-- -------------- S. M. 73.- --------------- S. M.

43 45 31 42 44 41 58 .39 30 56 22 41 54 49 68

BIG 42 - the pride of the RANGERS

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Rangers battle Eatonville in Jamboree

THE UNSUNG HEROES OF SPORTS

The Property Supervisor

The Student Managers

TO SACRIFICE THEMSELVES FOR THE CAUSE

-.;a •• The Team Chaplain

The Referees, Scorekeepers, Timekeeper

The Cheerleaders

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OUR JV'S ,--.--------

- THE WINNINGEST IN '62

Berschauer drives for two - McLaughlin and Youmans look to make sure

Schreck

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Again Berschauer pots the big one

The JVs eat T-Bird meat this nite - and love it

Mighty Dan Snyder passes over the big boys

Big "44"

Schreck cans the clincher as the JVs nip Eatonville 54-53

OUR BABY RANGER CAGERS - FROSH. Cooch Ha rvey

A BIG ONE - The HARD way!

Feeney should be a Ballet dancer!

Big Mike Leahy, assistant coach , tells them how its done

Coach Walker fills in for Coach Harvey - the big play

No illegal holds, please

BEAR HUG 'EM, GANG! Gorgeous George meets Loopie Lou - tsk, tsk !

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Darn these persistent salesmen

London Bridge is falling down •••••••

Hank Lees, qualifier for the subdistrict meet, puts

There muse be an easier way co make a living, ain 'c there?

The Dentist finds tooth pullin cough!

Jacka and James have a new version of the TWIST!

Seay out of my garden, and watch my cauliflower ears.

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SULTANS OF SWAT

Dick will be trying for the hot box again

BIG DEAL Dave

Kopp

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MURDERER'S ROW

The batting average will tell, Seed

"TAKE ME OUT TO THE BALL GAME"

"Fireball" Hugh looks forward to another no-hit season.

Marv Kopp, a great double play man

The ole mechanical tosser Tim Sullivan, pitcher

Antonson, Lynam, Kopp and Spencer look to last season at Rangerville

Peregrim

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Field Events Top right and down: L Distance Men 2. Ranger Sprinters 3. Discus Tossers 4. Relays

THE TAPE BUSTERS

'f Willy the Whale

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RANGER "M" CLUB

Coach Harvey, Advisor

LETTERMEN - Back: Schuller, Hayward, Renggli, Fitzgerald, Gellein, Lynam, Condon, Bonus, White, Ruegamer; 3rd Row: Feeney, Harris, McCla in, James, Jacobsen, Lehman, Miller, Mackenzie; 2nd Row: Peregrin, Eckroth, Sexton, Sullivan, Wilson, M. Feeney, Drum, Rozell; Front: Schreck, McNerthney, Swalwell, Kopp, Fauver, Hordyk, R. Peregrin.

Father Cletus, 0. S. B. , Chaplain

M-Club Banquet

Senior Football Members (Missing: Hugh Antonson)

Coach Walker

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. SAMAHI STAFF -62

Our Senior Yearbook Staff - Mike Nordmann, Joe Furness, J. Fitzgerald, Marv Kopp, Scot McClain, Joe Swalwell.

Who will be able to fill their shoes?

The men who made your yearbook a success

Al Eckroth, typist Tom La Ve ra - Sports Editor

Joe Furness - Lit. Editor

Scot McClain - Ed itor

The Whole Gang - Father Cletus, M. Nordmann, M. Wartelle, S. McClain , J. Furness, M. Kopp, C. Schroeder, T. Walker, J. Swalwell, M. Sexton, L. Henscheid

Advisor - Father Cletus

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ART EXPRESSION OF ONE'S TALENTS

"TOMORROW TO FRESH WOODS A D PASTURES NEW." Father Conrad , Art moderator , makes ou t Rembrandt's gra rles.

Art students display their paintings.

Mu ch time and effort goes into these talented productions .

Interior decorators? Cert ainly not art students.

. How many clams is this worth, Mr . Midles?

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NOT MERELY TO EXIST, BUT TO AMOUNT TO SOMETHING IN LIFE.

ORGANIZATIONS

Arrow Staff members, FRONT: J. Jacobsen, L. Rancour, B. Anderson, B. Lecture, G. Renggli.

M. Riddell, M. Stella, R. Frank, rr. Timothy, M. Wartelle, M. Hayward.

BACK: B. Murphy,

Confraternity of Christian Doctrine Members: Leo Ranc our, Pete Cameron, and Edward Schaller.

"Rock-hound" Club, 1st ROW: Letourneau, Godefroy, Wambold, Wane chek, McDade, Sullivan, Franklin, Jordon.

2nd ROW: Pope, Pearson, Walsh, Stella, Hautenne, Deskines, 3rtl ROW: Greisen, Bouker, Wood, Kirsch, Rougutt, 74 Coppin, Dehler, Moseley, Buc kner.

TO LOVE GOD

IS TO WORSHIP.

SERVER SOCIETY, FRONT: K. Jordon, M. Greison , L. Henscheid, M. Kirsch , T. Walker, P. Mackenzie, M. Wartelle, P. Twohy, P. Newell, Advisor, Father Leo. BACK: P. Schreck, C. Schroeder , M. Sexton, L. Rougutt, B. Coppin, B. Smith, T. James, M. Hayward, T . Ryan.

CHURCH LITURGY

SCHOLA, !st ROW : D. Dargan, M. Kirsch, Mark Kirsch, J. McDade. 2nd ROW: J. Plaquet, P. McDade, J. Sullivan.

BANNER BEARERS, Left to right: P. Newell, J. Richmond, P. Mackenzie, R. Moseley, W. Renggli, P. McLaughlin, T. Pellechia, M. Hayward, C. Eckstrom.

CHAPEL M; C. 's, FRONT: P. Schreck, A. Eckroth, P. Newell, BACK: J. Lehman, T. Ryan, P. Mackenzie.

MASS READERS, !st ROW: Pope, Smith, Wartelle, Jordon.

2nd ROW: Feeney, McDonald, Ryan.

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HONOR SOCIETY

"THEY DARE TO DO ALL THAT MAY BECOME A MA "

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Senior Honor Roll Members, Sitting: R. White, J. Lynam, S. Verjaska, J. Hogan, D. Ehrmantraut, M. McDonald, M. Kopp, J. Furness, B. Bonus, E. Drum. Standing: A. Weeks, F. Feeney, A. Eckroth.

SITT ING: M. Greisen, M. Wartelle, P. Towhy, D. Ehrmantraut, M. McDonald, J. Lynam, M. Kopp, J. Furness, G. Martinson.

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2nd ROW: W. Wood, C. Schroeder, B. Coppin , M. Sexton, P. Mackenzie, R. Frank. L. Hencheid,

J. Twohig, A. Weeks, S. McClain, F. Feeney, J. Reiley, B. Bonus, R. Whitel. 3rd Row: M. Franklin, J. Sabrowski, M. Hanson, J. Gallagher, J. Feeney, C. Conzatti, D. Zukus, A. Eckroth, D. Johnson, E. Schaller, B. Feeney, T. Leahy, E. Drum. 4th ROW: S. Verjaska , M. Meany, J. Hogan, D. Dwyer, B. Smith.

ST-UDENT GOVERNMENT

STUDENT BODY OFFICERS, from left to right: T. Walker , Treasurer; P. MacKenzie, Secretary; F. Feeney, President; M. McDonald, Vice-President; Dan Snyder, Ass 't. Treasurer.

Father Conrad, O. S. B., Student Council Moderator

CLASS PRESIDENTS -ST ANDING: Craig Miller, Juniors; Art Weeks, Seniors , Front: John Feeney , Freshmen; M. Wartelle, Sophomores.

STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS, left to right: T . Corrigan, B. Weedman, M. Kopp, M. Sexton, A. Eckroth, T. Walker, P. MacKenzie, J. Lehman, F. Feeney, M. McDonald, D. Snyder, A. Weeks, C. Miller, J. Feeney , M. Wartelle.

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SEMINARIANS THAT IN ALL THINGS GOD MAY BE GLORIFIED.

Standing: M. Kirsch, P. MacKenzie, C. Schroeder, T . Walker, L. Rougutt, P. Loughney, Father Nicholas , J. Newell, J. Gallaher, Kneeling : M. Hanson, B. Coppin, M. Sexton , M. Greisen, R. Wambold, T. Billman, G. Mancinelli, L. Henscheid, T. Ryan.

Something to eat, Ryan?

Mike Kirsch

The bright sun bothers Jim The Sems are athletes tooNe.well 78 ask Pat & Mike

Mike Sexton & Tom Walker never found washing windows so easy.

SNACK BAR

Father Leonard, the chief chef.

Envious bystanders, Fitzgerald, Reckner, Twohy, and Wanechek, eye Jim Swan's milk shake.

Hank Lees, one of the "undigestables" SNACK BAR CREW: John Richmond, Pat McLaughlin, and Dan Snyder, gambling away the profits.

Who started the rumor that Father Leonard was giving away free goodies?

Cafeteria Capers

EATS!

Tough Biscuits, Tom?

Zuk us, Schroeder, Snyder & Fr. Clews

JACK SPRAT COULD EAT NO FAT. White, Lynam, Dru, and Bonus love that home cookin !

Bill Sullivan says: Country Club!"

"Wow! This is better than chow at the

THE WAY TO A BOY'S HEART IS THROUGH HIS STOMACH

Martha Mallinger "Come and get it" Mable Long "Tuna coming up"

Lou (Aussie) Surv ille, SFS Manager.

The "swing shift" counts off before those hungry Rangers hit the place Lou checks the order of the day

Barbara Rice "Soup's on! " Gesela Plum Don't forget the salt. "

The big feed is on at the school picnic

Ice cream for the Kiddies

SCHOOL PICNIC "THEIR WAYS ARE THE WAYS OF PLEASANTNESS."

The great WHITE POLAR BEAR is ready to sock a homer

Juniors, Zukus, O'Leary and James sun themselves

Bill Harris is ready for p layoff game

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Gary and Walt Renggli pause for a co ld dip at school picnic - two "Rings" in the water

Picnic Fun

Fant, Renggli, and Daggecc feed "Casey" Rausch their faces. up at bat.

Barry Feeney and Ed Buckner soak up the sunshine.

Reckner watches for a curve.

Lutzenberger and Specht try out for the U. of W. crew.

"Maynard" Fitzgerald

Fathers Kenne th and Conrad "watch their weight. "

Zukus and Buzzie await the pitch.

"Tippecanoe", Wirfs and Dufault too!

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Rozelle , Weedman, and Bobbitt line up for words of wisdom.

Craig Miller and Jim Swan enjoy typical Washington sunshine .

MORE CAMPUS LIFE

Students wait in line for precious check-out slips.

Kit , you 're out to Lunch!

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Librarians Brother Neal and Brother Dominic enjoy after hours snack.

Fathers Leo and Kenneth, short- sheet unfortuna te s tu dent's bed.

OUT-OF-STATERS

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REBELS WITHOUT CAUSE IDAHOANS, MONTANAITES, COLORADOITES AND TEXANS

KNEELING: Gellein, Gray, James, Henscheid, Massman.

Roberts, and Phi llips .

CALIFORNIANS

STANDING: Peterson, Miller, Swan, Ruegamer, ALASKANS

Left to right: Rozelle, Hogan, Whi te, Reiley, Twohig.

Pool-a-bear sharks: Len Sabrowski, J. Richmond, E. Tomco, J. Hudson, and J. Sabrowski.

WEBFOOTS, Kneeling: Barnum, Wood, McDade, Dehler, McCain, Ouderkirk.

T. Barnum, Murphy, Smith.

Standing: Riddell, Anderson,

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MUSIC DEPT.

"SAY IT WITH MUSIC."

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GLEE CLUB Top row: Leland Handran, Jim Wilson, John Ruegamer, Greg Martinson, Steve Verjaska, Tom Dargan, Wayne Wanachek . Second row: Bill Fauver, Walt Renggli, Rod Murry, Jim Roan, Brian Bonus, Ray Mosley, Jim Wirfs, RickJacka , Pat Hautenne. Third row: Mr. Stevens, Dick Barnum, Wayne Pearson, Jim Babst, Steve Mathias, Tom Moloney, John Plaquet, John Sullivan, Kris Kraemer, Tom Ryan.

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First Row: Scott Frazier, Dennis Johnston, Don Swenson, Mike McClure. Second Row: Mr. Stevens, Dale Hadfield, Dave Bertoldi, Mike McCoy, Dave Rozell, Dave Miller. Bottom Lee Lesnik, Bob Dehler.

INFIRMARY Fewer departments get little recognition for themselves than does our infirmary. We jus t take it for granted tha t someone will care for us when we are ill. Long hours and much patience are needed to give us the care we often demand .

Father Dav id and his sta ff shou ld be thanked more often for their devotion to duty . It makes their t ask easier and more pleas ant.

"VISIT THE SICK."

Who could stay ill long with our happy Infirmarian, Father David aro und!

/ Tom James had a reason for goi ng to the "Doc. "

Mrs. Grubb, our Re gis tered Nurse, is busy in her work

This guy danced the TWIST once too often!

Butch Bonus says: "I'm well again!"

Look whose "riding the si ck book"

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DEBATE THE ART OF MASTERFUL EXPRESSION

Above: Pe reg rim, Schaller, Walker, Sexton, Smith and Schroederour veteran debaters.

Below right: Johnson and Twohy, Frosh hopefuls.

P. Loughney -- Thinking good is thanking God.

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To Father Nicholas, our debate moder a tor and instructor, we owe a great show of gratitude and appreciation.

The wise man learns to control his mind.

FREEDOM OF SPEECH OUR NOBLEST RIGHT

Above : To the winners belong the spoils.

Our Ranger Debaters have brought more honor and pride to our school than any other group. We salute them - our ambassadors of good will, our voices of Democracy.

No benefactor is equal to him who peoples life with new and lofty ideas.

Mike Hansen - Frosh Orator

The light of truth conquers darkness.

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Swan and Hogan fly off the top of Roller Coaster at White Pass Ski Area.

McClain soars from a 15 ft. cornice at Mt. Bache lor, Oregon .

THE SKI

CLUB Father "Schoosboomer" Conrad finds that even invincible moderators can break bones.

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Standing: F. Feeney, B. Bernard, G. Blackwell, B. Sullivan, M. Schaefer, S. McClain, B. Ouderkirk, T. James, E. Phillips, L. Watson. Kneeling: C. O'Leary, J. Farber, J. Swalwell, C. Miller, G. Fitzgerald, J. Hogan, J. Swan, J. Ruegamar, W. Pearson, J. Pearson, J. Peterson, J. Smith, K. Kraemer, J. Lehman, J. Twohig, G. Rosamond, J. Reed, W. Wanacheck, Wambold.

Marv Kopp Day Student Represemalive Rancovr & Schaller

KAMPUS

Bowles & S chultzs

KAPERS

Schaller , Fants & friend

AND THEY DANCED ALL NITE

THE MOON AND THE WATER AND MRS. O'REILL Y'S DAUGHTER

Right man, wrong gal

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Jusr Scottie and me

th the Belles of the Ball.

More bounce to the ounce

A:r.row Heads

MEMORIES ARE MADE OF THIS ...

Freshmen form a man's view

These Hallowed Halls

Always on Sunday

Impalas Twistin' blues

AND THIS Home Sweet Home

Only mugs a mother would kiss

Togetherness - Keeps the Spirit bright.

DUKE - Rich Peregrim

THE SPIRIT OF Our chic and peppy RANGERETTES from St. Placid 's Girls School have met A-1 Approval from the boys of S. M. H. S. They worked up several

"We are the Rangers, the Mighty, Mighty Rangers!

Every where we go , people want to know who we are, so we tell them -We are the Rangers, the Mighty, Mighty Rangers! "

DUTCHESS - Sue Ravelli

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True Sportsmanship in every way.

DUTCHESS - Sharon Lesnick

RANGERVILLE! new yells and ideas which made our rooting section one of the best in the league.

DUTCHESS - Mary Ryan

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SOPH - FROSH PARTY

FACES 'N PLACES

Football Players Honored Here As Father And Son Dinner Held: Two Anfonsons Will Speak

FATHER-SON BANQUET

By Bruce Anderson Christmas at St. Martin's brings the time for the annual Father and Son dinner. The dinner is held to pay tribute to a ll fathers of students.

Those who worked for their varsity, jay vee, a nd frosh le tters during the footba ll season will be honored.

The Rt. R ev. Abbot Raphael Heider, O.S.B., wilJ say grace before

the meal and he ,yi!l a ls o give his Christm as greeting to a ll. This will be foll .:iwed by a toast to the dads given by Hug h Antonson.

Huh's dad, Harold Antonson, will then g h e tile toast to the sons.

Th.ere ar~ 30 football players eligible for varsity letters this year; 11 are eligible for jay vce letters; 30 \'1:ill receive freshman awa'rds.

Head coach, Monte Walker, will award varstty letters to those who earned them during the season.

Dale Behles, assistant football coach, will present awards to the junior vars ity, and Bernie Harvey, freshman coach and atl:iletic director, will present the awards to the frosh .

St. Martin's band and glee club will ad d to t he atmosphere of ti1e. ¡ dinner w ith several selections.

Frank Feeney, our Student Body Pres ident, will be Master of Ceremonies at tile dinner. i\!Ir. Jerome Jacobsen .and Mr. Edward .Jacobse n will remi nisce about. the ,,!d days at Saint Ma rtin's.

Mr. Harvey will also present awards to the champion l ntramural football team.

Father Abbot will close the dinner with a prayer of Thanks-

My Dear Young Men: If we really seek God, every event and every moment would sow, in our ¡will, grain of His life, that would spring up one day in a tremendous harvest. The only true joy on earth is to enter into union with God Who dwells within the essence of every creature and in the core of our own souls.

God Bless you, Father Felix - Chaplain

SEEK YE FIRST

Young men who are taking instructions.

"C ome , Follow Me. "

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HA YING ACQUIRED THE INTELLECTUAL AND MORAL

FRANK FEENEY

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Frank was Associated Student Body President his senior year and was active in student government the three previous years. Frank enjoys swimming, skiing and truck engine¡ ering. He wrote editorials for che school paper and lettered in baseball. In the future Frank plans to take a Liberal Arts course at St. Martin's College. His ambition is to be a scientist.

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VIRTUES WHICH BECOME A CHRISTIAN GENTLEMAN

ASTIC ORS

ALAN ECKROTH

HORIZONS GREATER

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SAL UT ATORIAN Alan Eckroth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Eckroth of Tacoma, maintained a 3. 45 grade point average for his four scholastic years at S.t. Martin's to become salutatorian of his class. Alan has been an active member in Student Council and past president of his class as well as class representative. Sports are to his liking, having lettered in both football and basketball. Alan's future is undecided, but he plans to attend Portland

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FAREWELL TO THE CLASS OF '62 THEY'RE ONLY TRULY GREAT WHO ARE TRULY GOOD

Fitz, Tom and Jim . stories!

The more he drinks the wilder the

Joe "Nertz " , CHAIR-man

Who "nose" what Joe and Hughie are up to?

Mike Feeney, Mac McDonald, Jake Jacobsen, Jumpin Jim Gellein, and Ed Drum, SUN BATHERS INC .

Erny and Fumy out for "c rew"

OUR BELOVED PATRONS The success of our 1962 S AMAHI was only possible because YOU cared enough.

Mr. and Mrs. James Condon, Port Townsend, Washing con Mrs. David Rosamond, Calgary, Canada Mr. and Mrs. James E. Roan, Ellensburg, Washington Mr. Robert E. Maloney, Seactle, Washington Mrs. Elizabeth Toomey, Seattle , Washington Mrs. Mara Law, Ta coma, Washington Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Eilers, Seattle, Washington Mr. and Mrs. Barney McFadden, Spanaway, Washington Mr. Walter Christensen , Homer, Alaska Mrs. James D. Arnaud, Seattle, Washington Dr. L. C. Vejraska , D. D.S., Omak, Washington Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schreck, Waterviile, Washington Mrs. Lucille Berkenkotter, Centralia, Washing ton Mr. R. C. Swanson, Juneau, Alaska Mr. and Mrs. John A. Kresek, Olympia, Washington Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bjork , Tumwater , Washington Mr. and Mrs. Jess W. Swan , Boise, Idaho Mrs. Hugo Hahn, Seattle, Washington Mr. J. E. Bannan , Blaine, Washington Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Ouderkirk, Newport, Oregon Mr. Frank Pe ccia , Gaston, Oregon Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Lawrence, Puhi Kauai, Hawaii Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Swalwell, Seattle, Washington Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Gadler , Marysville , Washington

ST. BENEDICT - Father of Love

TRUE HAPPINESS COMES THROUGH GIVING Mr. and Mrs. ?. A. Reilly, Belmont, California Dr. and Mrs. Dale Hadfield, Ta coma, Washington Judge and Mrs. Lawrence Leahy, Wenatchee, Washington Mr. and Mrs. Leonard M. Dufault, Yakima, Washington Mr. and Mrs. Jim E. Mancinelli, Seattle, Washington Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Hayward, Olympia, Washington Mrs. Rosalie Odom, Connell, Washington Mr. and Mrs. Warren J. Bonus , Kent, Washington Mr. and Mrs. Willard Lowther, The Dalles , Oregon Mr. and Mrs. W, D. MacKenzie, Seattle , Washington Mrs. Mary G. Martin, Seattle, Washington Mrs. Lucretia Buckner, Portland, Oregon Mr. and Mrs. Will E. Murphy, Portland, Oregon Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lutzenburger, Woodland, Washington Commander and Mrs. C. A. Richmond, Kodiak, Alaska Mr. and Mrs. Con Butenko, Kent, Washington Mr. and Mrs. 0, A. Furness, Longview, Washington Mrs. Hildreth Gochnour, Weiser, Idaho Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Sm ith, Mercer Island, Washington Mr. and Mrs~ E. Kopp, Olympia, Washington Mr. John F. Brad}ey , Concrete , Washington Mr. and Mrs. Claude Harta, Tacoma, Washington ST. MARTIN of TOURS - Model of Charity.

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The departing senior S AMAHI staff: Tom La Vera, Marv Kopp, Al Eckroth, Joe Furness, Scott McClain, Mike Nordmann. Not pictured, J. Fitzgerald.

Softly we close this book as in a dream And let its echoes linger to redeem Silence with music, memories with its gleam .

God Bless you, Father Cletus - SAMAHI Advisor

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