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Clubs

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Language Clubs Spanish Club

Spanish Club meetings were held at either La Senora Hassen's home or La Senora Lipshay's home . The members entertained themselves with specially prepared treats and by movies, slides, or discussions . One meeting was vis ited by a South Amer ican, who showed slides of his country and gave a talk. Another activity included a viewing of pre-Columbian art display and a lecture on that subject .

Since mandatory attendance is not required for Spanish Club meet ings, its members joined eagerly in the spirit of the Christmas party at the home of La Senora Lipshay. The festivities included a Mexican fiesta, a special dinner with lots of hot sauce, and the traditional pinata. Specialty of the evening was the Spanish program of skits - one of wh ich was "Frosty the Snowman" en espanol.

Gloria Montez

French Club

"Le Cercle Francais"

Th is year, Mrs. Bignall has again encouraged the French l and II students to join Le Cercle Francais . This intimate li ttle group attended meetings once a month and ga ined knowledge of French civilization dur ing the 15th and 16th centur ies . As slides of various French paintings, buildings, furniture, etc . , were shown, Madame Bigna ll rapidly translated to English the French description on the' accompanying tape .

More knowledge of French cul ture is gained from the delicious goodies that Mme . Bignall prepares . Prior to Christmas vacation, the members were stuffed with a variety of yummies and French culture for the annual Christmas party.

Above : Most NIC students contact with Latin America, is limited; Spanish Club provides an alternative. Left: French Scholar Linda Carter struggles with a translation. Below: Mrs. Hassen, Spanish Club Advisor, monitors three NIC visitors at the Language Lab equipment.

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Veterans' Club

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Left to Right: Herb McDonald, Wayne J<eddish, Chuck Taggart, Dave Thomas, Ed Harberger, Steve Gillett, Jamie Schrock, Gomer Davis, Terry Van Rossum, Sam Sherwood, Robert Rider, Sue Roberts.

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The A Capella Choir

The A Ca pella Choir, under the direction of Mr. Kenneth Hodgson, has put in enough hours of work to qual ify for a 5 credit cours e, but the 46 lark- lunged rneIT1bers think of it as a "rewarding experience . " Featuring sacred, spiritual, and folk music , the choir pre­sented the Shrine -Ni le Benefit Concert in November, and brightened the Christmas s ea -son with a pre-holiday concert in December.

The major project of the choir this year was the 12 day spring tour for which the group "bussed" to Minneapolis -St. Paul, presenting concerts at numerous churches and colleges on the way. Partial funds for the tour were re­ceived through the annual Spaghetti Dinner, sponsored by the college in March .

Sporting new gowns , and under their new director, the choir reached "new" heights in the entertainment world this year.

Donna Shively

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Row 1, left to right: Gayle Page , Betsy Da rling, Ina Byfuglien, Mary Aim M cAvoy , Donna Shively, Barbara C alabre tta , Viola C ampbell, Janis King, Debbie Mellon, Ca thy Lane , Ja nice Forest, Terri Hiatt , Naomi Baraby, Diane Dickenson, Jean Sch enkenberger, Kathy Holland, Judy Cormier. Row 2: Pe1mey C annon, Kasey Carr, Janis Richtie , Terry Watson, Diane Uhl, Janet Mangen, Kathy Gittel, Marcia Knott,

Sue O'C onnell 1 . Sallee Cro ' mda Feisth Johnson F:-'tJ Sandra Van W;mal, Umphre'y 2· 1dStarehman D~mer, Debby J~nice T~ttelll y_Erickson' iane. Sid Taylor ~· ~1llie Ton~p~_ay Kmcaid, Richard Pr' ra1g Clure G ms. Row 3· Selman S eston, Herb Mc ;orge Peters. Eric Me'sch~~tt Jackson, How~nald, Tim'

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Front Row , left to right: Lanita Athol, Pat Whi te, Jean Jones, Bessie Van Rossum, Pat Conners, Back Row : Jane lle I<alstaad, Wanda Kurt, l<aren Cossairt, LaRae Phi llips, Linda Novak, Rick Curry, Ed Haberger, Randy Dutton

Phi Beta

Lambda

At meet ings held tw ice a month in the Walnut R oom , Phi Beta Lambda members invol ve t hemsel ves w i th t he busi ness wor ld . Guest speakers from var ious Coeur d' Alene bus inesses such as banks, small bus i nesses, and fac tor ies .

The group has toured the admi nistrat ion and b us i ness off ices of plants around the Coeur d' A lene area such as Potlatch Forests, l nc . and Genera l Tel ephone Co . Janelle Ka l stad, a member of

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the NIJC group, was elected State Treasurer of Ph i Beta L ambda at the state meet ing.

Under t he guidance of Mr . Farmer and M i ss Dunnigan, the members sponsored such fund rai s i ng- projects as Christmas decoration sales and bake sales . These and other pr oj ects are designed t o acqua int t he students w i th t he business wor ld wh ich they w i ll be enter ing .

Janelle Kal stad and Jean Jones

Technicians' Club

1. Dave Mandyke, 2. Chuck Thomas, 3. john Whitehead, 4. Scott Schock, 5. Terry Spore, 6. jean Crowman, 7. Sheryl Tibbets, 8. Kurt Wand, 9. l<im Jones, 10. Don Mylcraine, 11. Dawn l\linzel, 12. A11.hur Farrand, 13. Paul Sand, 14. Larry Morrell , 15 . Randy Dougall , 16. Dave Busick, 17. Joe Miller, 18. J<en Hart'tell, 19. Jim Madison, 20. f.'rank Hendzcl , 21. Lynn Grass, 22. Hobin Evett, 23. Wayne Crooks, 24 . John J<ero, 25. Ronald Pufahl , 26. l<athy l<elso, 27. Mr. Van l\lceck, 28. Richard I louse, 29. Mr. Cope

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Student Activities

Committee Left to right: Wes Hatch, Corinne Schmand, Kathy Kelso, Craig Johnson, Janelle Kalstaad, Jean Schenkenberger, Stev e Houchin

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The Student Activities Committee provided more than ample opportunity for social involvement. In addition to the usual dances and convocations, movies and firesides of a broad range of topics were oCf ered to meet the interest ev idenced by NI.JC students . SAC al so prov ided a poster service for c l ubs and organizations as a method of improv ing intra - school communication. Works by student and professional art ists displayed through the coord inating efforts of SAC were taken .

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Campus Days

This page: The Kissing Marathon begins its record -breaking seventeen hours and fifteen minutes . Opposite page, left: As the contest continued Sue Malm and Dave Russell, one of the nvo winning couples, did their best for comfort. Top right: After the Raft Race, the winners wait for their beer mugs. Bot­tom: Friday afternoon came the Bed Race, in which the contestants started at Seventh Street on Sherman and sped to the sub.

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Top: Carolyn Merritt , Judy Watson, Barbara Calabretta, and Linda Feisthamel come in for a landing in the Raft Race . Bottom: At the final event, the Barbecue, Chuck Durand gives the hambmgers a taste of his cooking ability.

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Drama Under the advisorship of Miss Karen Krebbs , the Theatre students found a room of the ir own this year. The white­frame building behind McHugh housed a combination costume ­construction and coffee - drink­ing area. Two productions, BAREFOOT IN THE PARK and GHOSTS, kept most people busy working on costumes, props , and scenery.

Other changes included off­campus meetings and experi -mental acting exercises . All in all, it was a strange year for everyone.

Karen Krebbs

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Graduation 1971

Basketball Bobby Jacobs pulls in another rebound.

Flashing brass and solid sounds paced the Cardinal's attack.

Terry Voilles scraps for the ball.

1 The Powder Magazine Museum collection became a half-time standard. Below: Frank Taylor scores against SFCC.

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Terry Voiles waiting for free throw to drop through the hoop.

Johnny Williams was named as the Northwest Community Col­lege Basketball League's first Most Valuable Player in ballot­ing by conference coaches . 1970-71 was the tri-state league's first season of official conference play.

Listed at 6-foot-2, the Gary, Ind. , freshman forward was the league's leading rebounder with an average of 16. 0 per game. Williams ranked second in field goal accuracy with . 583 and was third in conference scoring with an average of 18. 2 points per game. Williams also

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Johnny Williams showing Montana

averaged 17. 2 points per game on the overall season and pulled down 14. 3 rebounds per game on the overall season.

William's play was one of the main reasons coach Roland Williams' Cardinals were 22-7 on the overall season and 5- 1 in conference action. North Idaho also was the runner-up to College of Southern Idaho in the National Junior College Athletic Association's Region 18 Tournament.

.Joining Williams on the all­conference team was Ray

State how to tip in two points.

Billingsley, a sophomore, sharpshooting guard. At 5-foot-11, the Gary, Ind . , na tive was another key factor in North Idaho's success this season. He was fourth in scoring in regular league play with an average of 16 . 1 and seventh in overall sea­son scoring with 14 . 8. Billingsley also was the top foul shooter for the league and the Cardinals . He ripped the nets at a . 920 c lip in regular league play and at . 857 on the overall season . He a !so was North Idaho's leading ass ist man with 39. Will iams fol lowed him closely with 38 .

joh1my Williams and Bill Fahey do battle in a practice session.

Jim Lowther (# 10) scores two for North Idaho .

November 27 November 28 December 2 December 4 December 5 December 8 December 12 December December January January January January January January January Februa ry February February February February February February February February March March

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Yakima Valley College Yakima Valley College Spokane Falls Community College Walla Walla Community College University of Idaho Frosh Columbia Basin College Gonzaga University Frosh University of Montana Frosh College of Southern Idaho University of Montana Frosh Washington State University Frosh University of Idaho Frosh Spokane Falls Community College Washington State University Frosh Blue Mountain Community College Walla Walla Community Col1ege Treasure Valley Community College College of Southern Idaho I3ig Bend Community College Montana State University Frosh Montana State University Frosh Big 13end Community College Blue Mountain Community College Treasure Valley Community College Gonzaga University Frosh Southwestern Oregon College College of Southern Idaho

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101-89 88-72 84-69 95-72 71-83 79-66 57-58 74 -66 65-58 65-69

104- 73 90-71

100-67 79-95 71-76 82-51

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107-64 69-39 77-62

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Action during the arumal intra­squad game for the benefit of Norlh Idaho fans .

Montana State gets two ag ainst Ca rds.

Roy Jacobsen displays some ball handling in Region 18 Tournament.

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Chris C l ark puts up a shot against Montana State.

This season has been especial­ly gratifying for a number of reasons . Not only was our 20-win/7-loss record excellent, but our team finished 6th in the nation for defense which exem­plifies our team discipline. All of the young men responded with positive efforts to effec­t ively carry through our re­quests which definitely made the whole team a pleasure to coach .

The teamwork displayed at the games and during practices showed outstanding cooperation among the team members and resultantly produced a fine sea­son . There were many exciting games and fantastic individual performances by a number of our team members , especially those of Johnny Williams who captured numerous awards in­cluding a NJCAA All-American Selection.

Our pride is obvious with this team since it accomplished superb results , but our thoughts reach to the future and the success we hope to achieve when the majority of these players return for bas­ketball action next year .

Roland Williams Athletic Director Head Basketball Coach

Johnny Williams fires a shot against Montana State.

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Wrestling I ~

In its second year , North Idaho's wrestling program be­gan to pay dividends. A league championship and ninth ranking nationally were highlights for the season. Five Cardinal mat­men took individual league titles as the squad rolled to an easy victory in the team scor­ing.

North Idaho also took the team championship at the presti­gious Pendleton Invitational Tournament which drew many outstanding squads from North-

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Coach Pecha remains confidently calm.

Coach Bill Pecha presents the b:ophy for most pins to Tary Richardson, while Terry Ceynar, winner of most valuable wrestler and highest percentage of initia l takedowns awards, looks on.

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Bill Izzi's sit- out attempt was foiled.

west two-year schools. In the International Freestyle Tourna­ment held at Calgary, Canada, North Idaho's wrestlers finished a strong third behind host Cal­gary, last year's Canadian na­tional champion.

In NJCAA Regional activity, the Cards also finished third. The Regional Winner, Clakamus, went on to take the national team championship. Terry Ceynar, Greg Luna, Randy Duncan, and Steve Thew won national tournament berths for the championship wrestle-offs.

With only Fee lost through grad­uation, the future prospects of North Idaho wrestling look bright indeed.

How·s of hard practice prepared Cardinal grapplers for competition. /\bove Terry Ceynar works to break down teammate Randy Duncan.

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Card Grapplers Score 16-6-1

Date

December l December 8 December 15 January 4 January 4 January 9 January 15 January 16 January 16 January 16 January 23 January 27 January 30 January 30 February 5 February 6 February 8 February 12 February 13 February 13 February 13 February 16 February 16

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NIJC Wrestling Records Team

Gonzaga Spokane Community Gonzaga Montana Eastern Washington Big 13end Yakima Idaho W.S. U. JV Blue Mountain Yakima Columbia Basin Flathead Valley Calary University Idaho Columbia Basin W. S. U. JV Spokane Community Treasure Valley Blue Mountain Mt. Hood Flathead Valley Northern Montana

Score

34-5 28- 15 34-5 33-11 25-20 32-10 23-23 19- 16 21-16 25-10 16-24 6-32

41-3 37-5 15-22 10-22 10-29 19-24 34-6 27-9 28- 8 31-11 29-15

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Left: Gary Richardson pulls back on his opponent to break his bridge .

Below: Steve Thew strains to turn his heavyweight opponent.

Individual Wrestler Statistics

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Terry Ceynar Rob Eachon Rob Packard Randy Duncan Gary Richardson Jerry Burns Chuck Amico Tony Travis Bill Izzi Gary Heilman Tary Richardson Greg Luna Mike Fee Steve Thew Butch Miller

Total Record

23-7-2 4-11-2 3-8 20- 14 16- 13 6-7-1 10-15 6-16 21-16-1 10-7-1 22-10 24-11-1 13-18-1 21-10 0-7

Duel Record

10-1-2 1-4-2 2-6 7-6

12-4 4-4-1 6-7 4-9

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12-4 0-3

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Bill l z zi steps out during pre-match introductions. Others shown are left to right: Steve Thew, Mike Fee, Greg Luna, T ary Richardson, Gary Heilman, Chuck Amico, Gary Richardson, and Terry Ceynar. Seated are Coach Bill Pecha and team manager Ron Robinson.

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Disappointment engulfed the Card bench following one of the season's few losses.

Left: Mike Fee moves for a cradle.

Greg Luna's Spokane opponent fights to keep his shoulders from the mat while Greg applies m9re pressure.

Terry Ceynar turns Columbia Basin opponent for a near fall.

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Card 9 finishes 14-14

The Cardinal Baseball Club finished its finest season of competition in the Northwest Community College League this spring. It ranked second, breaking even with a 6 and 6 record as it also did for the regular season, ending at 14-14.

Big wins this season include first - ever victories over Spo­kane Falls and W. S. U. Junior Varsity. Leading the team of-

fensively were Chris Clark, Most Outstanding Player, with a . 368 batting average, Don Murrell with a . 349, and Roy Jacobson with . 313 . Clark, Tim Turrell, and Gary Ulvan were the mainstays of the pitching corps. Ulvan's 5-1 record topped the list of winning pitchers .

The Cards have 6 returning starters back for the nuc leus of the squad for next year .

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Above : Explosive strides put Steve Anthony ahead of his fellow competitors at the staggered start of the 220 yard dash. Obscured by third man is North Idaho's Mark Grannis. Be low: Tension, boredom, and exhaustion accompany any track meet. Shown are: (left to right) Dana Smith, Steve Anthony, Terry Morris, Roy Baldwin, Tony Tra vis, and Lyle Baldwin .

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Track Below: Up--up--and away goes broad jumper, Jim Lowther.

Steve Echevarria cuts tape from his ankles whil e pausing after his victory in the triple ­jump.

Roy Baldwin 's face contorts with pain as he lunges for the tape and victory in the 100-yard dash .

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TRACK 1971

This spring the North Idaho th inclads captu r ed 2 wins on their track schedule-- the Blue Mountain Invitational and the North Idaho Invitational.

At the Conference Champion­ship he ld in Kalispell , the group realized 5 wins . Steve Anthony broke the tape in the 220 yard dash, Chuck Eixenberger won the 880 yard run, and Roy Baldwin jumped the 440 yard intermediate hurdles . Along with these, the 440 relay tearn --Steve Anthony, Roy Ba ldw in, Mike Fee, and Mar k Grannis and the m i le re­lay team--.Jim Lowther, Steve Anthony, Roy Baldwin, and Chuck Baldwin carried the baton for two mor e nu mber one spots.

Portland hosted the Region 18 NJCAA Meet where North Idaho placed 9th out of 18 teams .

At the end of the s eason, the North Idaho thinclad voted Most Outstand ing Trackman by his fellow teammates was Roy Baldwin .

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Golf NIC 's golf record this year reflects the chill winds which hampered the squads practice . Only two matches were won, both in dual play. Columbia Basin College was dumped 10-8 and Flathead Community College f e 11 by a 13-2 score .

Opposite Page: Top: Gary Ackerman lines up a shot . Top right: Jim Morton

1 takes a sw i.ng . Left: Steve Wilson : watches his bal I.

This Page : Center: Jeff Hayenga putts. Top: Scenes of tourney with Columbia Basin College . Below: Doug Nelson watches his shot.

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With an instructor-student ratio of l : 15 the Vocational -Technical Department provides a unique opportunity for educational growth . The small classes and individual attention made available by this ratio allow a true rapport between student and teacher which is se ldom achieved in conventiona l classrooms . Such closeness, when coupled with the excellently equipped laboratories guarantees students of lorth Idaho's Vo-Tech programs a top qua I ity learning experience . It is these qualities and the excel lent counseling which account for the 703 completion rate of students enrol led in vocat ional programs .

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Suggestions from advisory committees comprised of professional and industry consultants resulted in a number of changes in the 11 vocational- technical programs . This continual re-examination of goals and procedures resulted in outstanding success in placing vocational graduates in jobs--100% of the Data Processing students, for example, gained employ­ment through their internship program experience. The Marketing and Merchandising program became a 10 month course with intensive field trip experience covering many manageria l problems . J3oth the LPN and Data Processing programs were rev ised to become 11 month courses with appropriate course work changes reflected . In addition to the program changes, new faculty members added included Mrs . Glennie, LPN Nursing; Mr . Welton, Forestry; and Mr. Stone, Data Process ing .

A quantity of new equipment was added to the vocational depart­ments in what Director Clarence Haught noted as. "a very good year for equipment gains . " Leading the list of ac­qu isitions was an IBM 1130 computer system for the Data Processing program. Under the direction of Mr . John Stone, the new computer was utilized by many segments of the col­lege community . Also added were electroni c tune-up and rest equipment for the Auto Mechani cs program . Drafting students were prov ided w i th new preci s ion survey instru­ments . The Welding program was enhanced by the addition of TIG and MIG welding equipment. This equipment gave NIJC voca­tional instructional facilities comparable with the best shops in the United States .

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Sophomores

Dennis Beauchamp Mervin Beck Robert Bergor Marjorie Berry Walter Berry Raymond Billingsley

Connie Bingman Dan Blood Russel Bohn Mollie Boman R<rndall Boynton Betty Braddock

Bruce Bradshaw Leo H . Bruderer John Buffa Dennis Burt David W. Busick Kathleen Buvel

Eleanor Cadw.ll.i.dor Ricki Cameron Viola E. Campbell Rudy Carlson Barbara A . Carns Barbara Jean Carns

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Nadine Ackerman Laneta Atha Ali /\.zadegan

Susan Babbitt Richard B. Bailey Stanley N. Bailey

Gene Ball Virginia Balsor Naomi Baraby

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Ann Caron Steve Carson Harvey Chandler Walter Chesnut D.ive C . Clark Phoebe Clure

Jack R. Collison Rona Id Colstad Jud}' Colwell Jo Cothern W.iyne Crooks Gary Cuff

Elmer ClU'rie Michael Daly Betsy Darling Mich.lei Dawson Willi.im C . Dickinson Joanne Diltz

Patricia J. Diltz Ga1y Ditmore Joa1u1e Dofc lmier Lwcrne Dofelmier Nancy Donald Dann Douglas

Charles Dougl.1s Monte D. Dumont Gary Dunning Charles H. Dlll'and Chuck Eixenberger Robert J. Elgce

George Emmett Deiuiis F.n1lstich Ger.ild Ford Kathryn Foutz Roger Fulton Randy Gardner

Gordon G.irner Steve Gillett Rick Grabenstein D .1lc W. Greeno Jay Gridley Bert Gunsalus

Clayton Gunsalus Pamela Hackney Larry Haight Doug Halliday Jack Hamilton Marvin Hanks

Steven M . Harrington Marlin Harris Margaret Harrison Jon Harwood Wade W. Hawley William Hembd

Stephen I lendricks Sus.in Hermam1 Henry Herrera Juan M . Herrera Dan E. Hibbard Mike Hill

Kathy H . Holland Kenneth Holmes Juliann Horton Steve Houchin Chris Hughes Donna Huhta

Hugh Hunter Ann M . lhly Paula Jack son Beverly Jarstad Linda ] cnicck Roger John

Steve Johnson Thom;1s Johnson Vance Johnson Jean Jones Gary Judd Grant Jwelfs

Jeanne Kachner Janelle Kalstad James Kauffman William Kaufman Scan K. Keane Wayne Kedish

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Ed Beverly George Ives Betty McCain

Tom Kellogg Kath}' Kelsa Darre ll Kerby Kathy Kies Kay Kincaid Lance R. Koep

Melanie M . Koep Ron Koep Mary Koopsen Wanda Kurt Dan L~tcy

Cathy J. Lane

Kathy Lenker Kevin Lennon George Linney Mary J\nnc Lipshay Vikki Lowry Rich ~ud Lund

Ga1y Lym1 Scott Mcl<ah~in Susan McLain Tim Mc Quinn D ean Magee Michael Magura

David Mandyke Fred M;:um Debbie Mellon Ron Mendive Sherlene Mendive El'ic Mescher

Doug Miller Joan Miller Joseph Miller Linda Miller Thomas Miller Alan Moody

Joyce Moreau Terry Morgan Don Murrell Roland Naccarato Vernon Newman Mary Newton

Dale Parsons, Vocational Counselor

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Pamela Nichols Scott Nichols Judy Noordam Linda Novak Terry Ogden Joyce Ohnemus

Douglas Olin Arthur Oliver Joan Pare Lynda Parker Pawlette Parriott George Peters

Herbert Peters Teresa Peters Linda Peterson Mike Piekarski Greg Piller Kenneth Pierce

Anthony Popp Jannine Pucci Ronald Quincy

Steven Rasor Juanita Reed Donald Rice

Gregory Rice Lee Richmond Robert Rider

Ronald Robinson Ted Roof David Russell

Jack Sala Stanley Sanderson Donna Satchwell Ned Satterlee Cynthia Scheel Jean Schenkenberger

James Schrock Tim Selman Mike Shepperd Darlene Shriner Duane Simon Katherine Sims

Robert Sims Majorie Smith Ken Solberg Juli Soini Stephen Souther Louis Speelmon

John Spivey Susan Spivey Michael Staley Lawrence Stein Terry Stephenson Rebecca Steve

Dean of Faculty, Raymond Stone

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Shelley Stoddard Jolm Stone Bill Strange Eileen Stuart

Euming Sue Wing Joseph Sue Wing /\nita Swendener Jim Taylor

Keith Tharmahlen Gean Tindall David Tracht Neil Tucker

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Mike Tuel Milton D . Turley Deborah Turnbull Carl Twidt Gary Vanhorn Dorothy Van Kleeck

Bessie Van Rossum Larry Van Rossum Sandra Van Wormer Steve Voltalini Jeff Wachter Chris Wellman

John Weis-£ Kirk Westfall J olm Whitehead Rodney M. Willard David Williams Susan Williamson

Michael Winkleman Douglas Witham John Wixson Steven Wood Dennis Wright Lawrence Wright.

Robert Abbott Lenore Absec Gary Ackerman Dick Adams Dora Adams Edward Adams

Barbara Adkins Doran Adkins James Alexander Kenneth Allenberg Francine Ames Charles Amico

Steve Anthony Raelene Anderson Doreen Anundson Pierina Arnold Bernard Artz Daniel Austin

Richard W. Baese Larry Bagwill Fred Ball Edward L. Bangeman George Barnhart Ronald L. Boune

Bernard Boy Barbara Beach Paul R. Beaudry Genevieve Becker Sandra Beckham David Beliveau

Dale R . Bennett Lloyd Bennett Linda Berger Greg Bergquist Ray Beuskens Howell Birdwell

Debbie Blacketer Chris Blickensderfor Leon Blood St ephen Boe Suzanne M . Bonallo Daniel Boone

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John Boss Alfred Bowen David Bowers

Neola Bowers Richard Braddock Delbert Bradshaw

Samuel T . Brasch Robert Brenner Richard Bright

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Alan Brown Allen L. Brown Janet E. Brown Larry Brown Sharon Brown Darlene Brueggeman

Suzanne Brunner Randy G . Bryngelson Juanita Buhl Priscilla Bunn Gerald Burns Stephen Burton

Mike Buschbacher Sandy Butler Ina Byfuglien Sonia Byran James Byrd Lillian Cain

Barbara Calabretta Alan Callahan C.irolyn Campbell Margarita Cano Penny P. Cannon Bonnie Capparelli

Jeff C arlson Joe (Rocky) Carneiro Katharine Carr Dan E. Carrico Beverly Carson David Carson

Donald Carter Lynda Carter Mary L. C arver Karen Cossairt Richard R . Costa Terry J. Ceynar

Ken Chambers Archie R. Champion Linda Chaney Sherry Chase Vernon Church Callie Cleveland

Jerry Cobley Cheryl E. Coleman Lonnie R. Coleman Steven Coles William R. Colhoff Dwayne W. Collins

William Collins Douglas Compton Gloria Compton Patricia Conner John W. Conrow Dennis Cooper

Franklyn Cordell Judy Cormier Lois Covill Marilee Cox Farrell J. Croman Sallee Crow

Edwin Cunningham Tom Daniel Randy Davenport Marilyn Davis Myron Davis Jan Dean

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Jack Delovan Anne E. Denison Harry DeRoshia Herbert DeVore Wi lliam Dickerson Diane Dickison

Rosemary Dieme rt Michael Dolan Darrell Dougall Randy Dougall Marvin Dow Marlys Drain

Bernard Draper Wilma Dropulick Randy Duncan Randy Dutton Stephen Echevarria Stephen Edmonds

John Edward William Ehrmantrant Robert Elgin Linda Ellison Kenneth J. Elwood Cindy Emery

John Emmett Dan English Billie Erickson Jim L. Etherton Robin Evett Rick Fadness

Warren Keating

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Bill fohey Ron Fairch ild Janette Farmer l\rthor Farrand Pam Faust Mike Fee

Melinda Feely Lynda Feisthamel Rich ard Feisthamel Terry Ferguson Mark Fischer Shirley Fiscus

Terrance Fisher Tom Fisher Duane Fitch Peg Fitzgerald M.try Flegel Beverly Fossum

Gilda Fountain Gerald Frank Allen Frederick Ronald Fritz Dale Fritische Wendy L. Frymire

Lawrence Fuller Li.ume Fullmer Archie Collen Neil Ga llagher Donald G.i.nt Warren G.trdipe

Michael Gaylord Walte r Gaylord Stephen Gergor Richard Gerh.trd Gordon Gerken john Gerlitz

Dennis Gervais Linda Gilman Joe Ginter K.tthy Gittcl Doyle Given Clayton W. Goodson

Mary Kaye Goodwin Raymond Graham Mark Gr.mnis Mara Lee Grant Teresa Greene Linda Greenfield

Lyrm Gross Mike Groth Candace E. Grwner Isabelle Grygny Michael Haines Gloriane Hama1m

Timothy Ham.um Linda Hancock Kurtis Hand Larry Hansen Leah Hanson Vernon Hanson

John Harms Robert W. Harriman Bud J. Harris William Harris Alan Harrison Nancy Harsh

Mark Hartley Kenneth Ha1tzell Gwen Hauck Terry Hauck Marty Hayes David Hazzard

Kathy Hegvet Gary Heilman Randy Heinemeyer Sharyn Heisel John Heiser Frank Henclzel

Ruth Herming Teres.t Hiatt James Hite Ken Hodgson Kristi Holbert Terry Holliday

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Patricia Holm Donald Holmes Larry Holstein Ernest Horn Teena Hosie Richard House

David Howerton Bill Hudson Josephine Hudson Robert Huggins How;ud Hughes Joe 1 lumphrey

Kathy Humphrey Timothy Hunt Willi.i.m Izzi Don Jackson Eddie Jackson Scott Jackson

Bobby Jacobs Roy Jacobson Candice James Ralph Jameson George Janatsch Bill Jen.kins

David Jen.kins /\Ian Jennings Sheil.1 Jens en Bruce Jolmson Craig Jolmson David Johnson

Debbie Johnson Dougl.1s Johnson Jay Johnson Leo Johnson Lom1a Johnson Nancy Johnson

Grego1y Jones Jam es Jones Kim Jones Philip Jones Marvin Karn Sheila Keane

11,trry Kellas Nancy Kellmer WillLtm Kemp i\ imette Kennedy Jeffrey Kenyon M,trvin Keough

Blaine Keppner John Kero Jerome Kiebert Wayne Kies Don Killion William Kinzer

Darrel Kirking . William Kirkpatrick Stephen Knoblick Marcia Knott W,tde Kobs Tom Kom

Kent Krane Gregory Kristof Melvin Kuhlman Ted Lacy Timothy La Marche Mike Lance

Janet Langston Geraldine L~trsen Francis La rson Janet Larson Marvin Larson Cathy Laventure

Gary J. Lee Helen Legard Frederick Lindsey Deni Linhart Suuie Live ly Susan Lomas

Connie Long James Lontz Dan Loper J.tmes Lowther Floyd Luke Paula Lul<lnich

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H.my Kellas N.tncy Kellmer William Kemp Aimette Ke1u1edy Jeffrey Kenyon M.trvin Keough

Blaine Keppner John Kero Jerome Kiebert Wayne Kies Don Killion William Kinzer

Darrel Kirking . William Kirkpatrick Stephen Knoblick M.trcia Knott W.tde Kobs Tom Korn

Kent Krane Gregory Kristof Melvin Kuhlman Ted Lacy Timothy La Marche Mike Lance

J.l1let Langston Geraldine Larsen Francis Larson J .tnet Larson Marvin Larson Cathy Laventure

G.try J. Lee Helen Legard Frederick Lindsey Deni Linhart Suuie Lively Susan Lomas

Connie Long J .une s Lontz Dan Loper J.tmes Lowther Floyd Luke Paula Lukinich

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Gregory Luna Richard Lynch Rhondy Lyons

Harry McCall Maureen McCammon Paul McCold

Ch:i.rlotte McCocklc Dana June McCuaig Beatrice McCwin

Russell Soderling

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Leonard Cope

John McFarl.md Larry McClocklin P•ltrick Mcilvain Juanita McKeen William McKeen Erma McLean

James McMurtrcy Dennis McNall Phillip McNearney Robert McPherson /\ lice Mabe Helen M<tc k

John Mack Sharon Magee Christine Mahoney Susan Malm Janet Mangan Virginia Maiming

Michael Martin jerry Medley Jo Ann Meeker Cal'olyn Merritt Ceral<l Migota 13enj,unin Mikelson

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Mary Mikesell Ca1'0lyn Miller Dan Miller Diana Miller Floyd Miller William Miller

Herbert Millhorn Patrick Miner Dawn Minzel Ed Mitchell Gary Mitchell Robert Moate

Gloria Ann Montez Doug Moore Pamela Moore Marcia Morgan Larry Morrell Jack Morris

Marcia Morris Patti Morris Terry Morris James Morton William Morton Linda Mossburgh

Pam Mould David Mourning Douglas Mouseau Dennis Mulalley Dianne Murray Donald Mylcraine

Leo Naiman Delbert Napier Tana Nearing Terre nce Needham Christine Neely Doug Nelson

Morris Nelson Patricia Ness Doug Nettleingham Eugene Newmayer Donald Nichols Glen Nickerson

John Oborne Sue 0 'Cormell Sherry 0 1Co1mer Sybil Odenthal Bernard Oehrling Edward Ogden

Ronald Okon Mark Olesberg Glenna Olsen Carla Olson Kenneth Olson Noel Olson

Robert Olson Roy Olivieri Charles O'Malley Mary O'Malley Cathy Ortega Loretta Ortiz

Allen Osborne Jon Overland Robert Packard Gayle Page Mathilda Pappel Carmen Parriott

Randall Parsons Raymond Parsons Cristie Patzer Holly Peck Eddi e Pederson Wayne Pederson

Charles Pennington Jean Peters Gary Peterson Marcia Peterson Sarah Peterson Terry Peterson

Bill Phillips Denise La R ae Phillips Kenneth Phuff Douglas Pierce Kathleen Pierce Kathy Pierce

Dennis Ponsness Ellen Pooley William Powell Steve Pratt John Prescott Richard Preston

Barry Price Ronald PuFahl Nona Rambo Richard Ramsay Pe1Uly Ramsey Diane Rand all

Beverly Rasor Michael R aymond Muriel Reed Birgitta Responts Darlene Reynolds Marguerite Reynolds

Louise Rice Gary Richardson Jill Richardson Tary Richardson Janice Richey Jeanne Richmond

Gary Ricketts John Rider Kipp Riebe Steven Riffle Daniel Ripley Larry Riplinger

David Roberge Susie Roberts Kurt Robertson Thomas Rockwell Christy Roe Dorothy Root

Ray Rounds David Rowley Philip Rudy Judy Ruff Mike Ryan /\lcta Saddler

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Paul Sand Terry Sandau Mary Sanderson

Anne Satchwell Dennis Satterlund Patti Saunders

Michael S.twicki David Schauer Douglas Schiebler

Robert Schloss Corinne Schmand Terri Schmand

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David Schockley Sally Schreiber Cliff Schuerman Frank Schumacher Michael Scott Neil Seerley

T homas Selberg Vicki Sellers Rich Seymour Randall Shaver Tim Shepperd Susan Sherman

John Sherwood Patty Shobe Cheryl Siroshton Dave Siroshtan Earl Sisson Diana Skantel

Nancy Smalley Clifton Smith Dana Smith Duane Smith Keith .Smith Leslie Smith

Wayne Smith Leah Solberg Jim Solomon Harry Sauz~l Claude Spinaaa Teri Spinaaa

Ed Spooner Terry Spoor Duffy Stackhouse Glen Starchm~u1 Larry Steadham Leland Steinbre1mor

Edith Stellman Patricia Stephens Lany Stevens Edn.t Stevenson David Stillman Robert Stillman

Douglas Stockdale Dan Stone Paulette Stott Robert Straw Denice Strobel Kathryn Sumner

Andy Swanson Bruce Swofford Gerry Taylor Julie Taylor Russell Taylor Sidney Taylor

Martin Teall Steven Thew Carolyn Thienes Terrill Thom Charles Thomas David Thomas

Craig Thompson Joan Thompson Richard Thorp Sheryl Tibbets Larry Timblin Doug Tocid

Billie Tompkins Frances Totten Tony Travis Michael Tredw<ty Willia m Tredway Linda Trittipa

Jay Troy Gary Turk Mathew Turnbull Timothy Turrell Diane Uhl Gary Ulvan

Di.tnne Umphrey Lee Underwood Shelley Vail Janet Vandecar Kathy Vandenberg Ron~lld Van Gundy

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Carroll Varns Terry Violes Robert Vollrath Barbara Votava Rodney Vowels Robert Waldvogel

John Walters Debbie Wam1cr Jerome Waskosky Terry Watson Madge Watts Kreg Webb

Robert Weber Betty Wend land James Whaley Joel White Roger White Greg Whit man

Gerald Whitney Rowena Widmer Herbert Wiens Clayton Wilbanks Polly Wilbur

Robert Wilcox Henry Wilson Robert Wilson Stephen Wilson Stephen K. Wilson

Roger Wisc Linda Wolfgr:tm Kathleen Wood K:.ty Worley W .trrcn Wutzke

Marie Yanzick Gregory Yo1y:.tn Mike Yliniemi Robert Young Kenneth Zehm

Mary Shinn

Tom Billingsley Michael Bardon Grant Brockus Dave Burke James Carman James Cary Craig Clure

Connie Colstad Mitchell Compton Warren Conklin Kathy Coulston John Davis Rick Diemert Caty Gilliland

Pete J\nderson Ray Barnett Phillips Berendsen Larry Biggerstaff Trenneth Biggs

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Tom Gilmore Cheryl Griffith Ron Hartig Herb Hasz Bill Hasz Sam Howard

John W. Johnson Ernie Jorgenson Bernard Knapp Lana Lindberg Larry Lyons Bob l'\lcDaniel

John McDonald Greg Mackin John Malcolm Wilma Mitchem Everett Morris Larry Morrison

Mark Munson Mike Nolander David L. Oakes Darrell Orr Robert Peterson Curtis Price

Kim Redmond Howard Roose John Rugg Kent Sawyer Dave Scates Clark Serda!

Bill Simm Albert Sl..1ter Sidney Taylor Maurice Therrhn Sonj.1 Verbaugge Jim Ward

Daniel Warden Joette Ward i.rn Tom Watson James White Carl Wright Richard Zabel

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