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HIGHLINE HIGH SCHOOL

ALUMNI SOUNDINGS

Annual Publication of the Highline High School Alumni Foundation

Volume 6, Number 1 2008
PO Box 66647, Burien, WA 98166
www.highline-highschool-alumni-foundation.org (send us your comments, inquiries, articles, pictures, updates, rumors…you name it!)

 

     FROM THE PRES - The realization of trying to draft a statement to several generations of graduates leaves one scrounging for ideas that might prudently serve the practicality of each one reading this message.  Unable to hoard or recollect many whoopdedos, perhaps it is best to just say “et cetera” and end this dissertation right here.  There are those of you from the 20’s and 30’s that viewed life quite differently.  You lived with the Charleston, Lindbergh, the Depression, Weissmuller, Red Grange, Cobb, Ruth, prohibition, Valentino, Garbo, jazz. Fads and bally hoo.  You 40’s graduates were perhaps motivated by the movies, Kaiser-Frazer, WWII, Howdy Doody, Oklahoma, Superman, Truman and the UN, while the 50’s dealt with TV. Pop to rock, drive-in movies, Marilyn Monroe, Elvis, cram courses, hula-hoops, Korea, and Chevys.  The 60’s answered to the call of protests, Vietnam, Flip Wilson, Dr. King, JFK, Oswald, 747’s, computers, space, Arnies Army, Hull and Shoemaker.  The 70’s engaged with Gertrude, Nixon, Watergate, men on the moon, feminism, abortion, and resignation.  80’s people looked forlornly upon the incantations of inflation, fax, ERA failings, hostage crisis, and Reagan.  If you are part of the nineties crowd you had to deal with Honda, Toyota, laptops, 8 tracks, Griffey, UW sanctions, internet, cell phones, and, more recently you of the “ought” group prefer to pursue such things as Microsoft, dot com, HD-TV, on-line, Letterman, Leno, AOL, My Space and text messaging.


    
All of us work optimistically with boldness toward the future, avoiding whatever pessimism possible.  We want better relationships, better standards of living, and the best of what is possible out and beyond.  And in retrospect, each of us contemplates the “what if’s” and the “if only I could have” or if I had just invested back then or made this move or that move.  For many high school seniors, the years ahead are filled with challenges, tasks, responsibilities, and goals not unlike we all had.  As an Alumni Foundation, we are committed to encouraging a few recent grads to continue pursuing their expectations through additional education or training.


    
There are approximately 25,000 Highline High School graduates.  If we had half of you participating, so much more could be accomplished.  Many doing a little equals a lot.  The several hundred who have become members of the Alumni Foundation are to be commended.  Those wishing to become class representatives have the opportunity to guide the Foundation with their input, decision making, ideas for the Athletic Hall of Fame and Alumnus of the Year, all with only two meetings a year.  Certainly it would be great to have a rep from each of the classes, however, enlisting class representatives is sort of like trying to push a 12 X 12 foot cube of granite through twenty feet of snow; when in actuality we could have some of you providing the skids, pulling power,  and occasional push needed.  Thanks to our current members for their donations, memberships, and participation.  Thanks also to several classes that have made monetary donations from their extra reunion funds.

Howard Call - President




The Amazing Run Of A Reunion Golf Outing!
Golf Master of Ceremonies - Howard Call & Sally (Carey) Newton

     Eleven years ago the Highline High class of 1957 decided to have a golf event in conjunction with their 40th reunion.  Initially, two gentlemen, Jack Kalina and Jim Wootan were assigned to put the event together.  Larry Proctor ’57 happen to own and operate North Shore Golf Course, so the site was a natural.  Mr. Proctor provided many incentives for hosting our group.  We had about twenty-five participants from the class that first year.  Those who took part thought it should become an annual event and soon became a fund raising event benefiting the Highline High School Alumni Foundation scholarship fund.

     Each year the numbers increased and now the third Friday of August event hosts a full field of over 144 golfers.  Some winners from the past include:  Year 2000----Men; Scott Moffitt, Dick Bus, Kevin Barber, Spook Peterson; Women; Kristy Gibson, Colette Stoddard, Karen Heeresberger, Heidi Anderson;

Mixed; Rich and Sally Newton, Gary and Brian Low.  In the 2002 event;  Men; Jeff McKee, Carl Shaw, Tony Hatfield, Dan Marks; Women; Sue Plischke, Sherry Michaelson, Sharon Chambers, Jackie Call; Mixed; Collette Stoddard, Kristy Gibson, Jim Stampalia, Don Patterson; with Nancy Meyer and Hank Thompson winning KP honors.   The 2007 winners were;  Men; Gordon, Travis, and Tyler Geving with Dave Malcolm;  Women; Kathy Bixler, JoAnn Enyeart, Nancy Meyer, Sherry Michaelson; Mixed; Hannah Ostic, Mackinzie Carlson, Kaitlin Jackson, and Jeremy Wendelken.  KP winners were Kathy Bixler(2), Linda Kleeberger, Al Meyer, Jerry Piper, and Bruce Bixler.  Long drive champs were Bryan White and Connie Farbo.  The second annual revolving “Pirate Flush” award went to the Jackie Call, Sue Plischke, Marie Thorne, and Sharon Chambers group.  That group will pass it on at the 2008 tournament.

 

     Get your group together for this year’s 18 hole scramble event to be held at the Auburn Golf Course on Friday, August 15th.  The 7:30 start fills up quickly, so return your form and money early.  The approximate cost for this years round of golf, cart, and lunch is $75.00.  If you wish a flyer sent, contact Cathy Low (206-244-3044).  Some class reunions are scheduled for the same weekend in August.  Last years largest group was that from the class of 1957 with 27 golfers.  The tournament has raised over $25,000 during the past few years.  Hole sponsors, prize donations, Mulligan sales, and Raffle tickets provide the income.

 

     A special thanks to Larry Proctor and his staff at North Shore Golf Course for their enumerable favors granted our group over the years.  THANKS!  Also, much appreciation to the past and current golf committees and the many volunteers who help make this a fun occasion.  Remember----FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 2008 @ AUBURN GOLF COURSE.



2007 HIGHLINE HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS


     1st Row:  Jamey Trudeau, The Turnaround Scholarship; Shameika Black, English Dept.; Victoria Barrett, Social Studies Dept.; Rebecca Pham, Business Dept.; Don Nguyen, Uli & Gayle Chi Mathematics Scholarship.

     2nd Row:  Brian Watkins, The Turnaround Scholarship; Julianne Smith, World Language Dept.; Erin Cook, McEachern Family Fine Art; Matthew Fay, Emily Nishimura Herod Scholarship; Jesann Spani, Alan Gunsul Scholarship; Jennifer Huynh, Science Dept.

     3rd Row:  Bennett Mills, Stanley Watson Memorial Science Scholarship;  Rachel Reynolds, Mavis Luksan Scholarship; Haleyk Bottemiller, Harry E. Lemon Memorial Scholarship; Tyler Kimmel, Music Dept.

     Not pictured: Elesha Savage-Doyle, Linn, Schisel & DeMarco Scholarship.




Katrina Morgan and Her Commanding Officer

REFLECTIONS FROM KATRINA MORGAN,  2004 RECIPIENT

 

      We invited Katrina to send us some of her impressions and highlights from college since receiving a HHSAF Alumni Scholarship 4 ½ years ago.

 

“ In 2003, I received a Highline High School Alumni Scholarship when I was on my way to go to school at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University.  That scholarship kicked off quite a college career for me.  From day one at this school, I’ve had a truly amazing experience.  I enrolled in AFROTC at the start since I received a scholarship without any obligations.  I was planning to just check it out for a year, but I ended up loving the Air Force culture and the idea of serving with these people who were so inspiring to me.”

 

“I was named Cadet of the Year in my sophomore class in 2005, and went on to be ranked #1 in flight at field training.  I also received the Iron Man PT award, which is awarded to one male and one female cadet in each encampment of around 400 cadets for obtaining the highest Physical Fitness Test (PFT) scores.  The next year, I was selected again as Cadet of the Year for my 300 junior class.  My senior year, I served the Wing as the Cadet Wing Commander managing and commanding a training program for over 350 cadets.”

 

“In the Spring of last year, I got to participate in a study abroad program through the university. I lived and studied in Paris, France for five months, traveling to nine other countries while I was there and making friends from four different continents. “

 

“I was able to play four years on the University Women’s Soccer Team and ran a season for the University’s Cross County Team.  I served three years as captain for women’s soccer and was a contributor to three the championships won by the program.  I received multiple Academic All-America awards, All-Region and All-FSC player awards and championships both for soccer and cross country.  I was named ESPN Magazine’s 2006 Women’s Soccer Player of the Year, and three time winner of our Athletics Department’s Champion of Character scholarship.”

“I will graduate with a degree in Applied Research Meteorology. I will soon begin my Air Force career in Daytona Beach followed by Euro-NATO Joint Jet Pilot Training at Sheppard Air Force Base in Wichita Falls, TX on October 1st.”

 

“The experience I’ve had at ERAU has been a dream come true.  Thank-you to the Alumni Scholarship Foundation for helping to make that happen!”



UPDATES ON SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS


Elizabeth Rorabaugh   2004 Uli and Gayle Chi Math Scholarship

She will graduate from Seattle Pacific University this Spring with a degree in Pre-med.  She has maintained a 3.90+ grade average, worked a full time campus job, and plans to get a Masters Degree in Public Health after taking a year off.  Medical plans are still in the future.

 

Alula Asfaw  2003 Linn, Schisel and DeMarco Scholarship

UW junior is one of 65 U.S. students selected as Truman Scholars on the basis of their leadership potential, intellectual ability and likelihood of “making a difference,” the Truman Scholarship Foundation announced on March 27, 2007.  Each scholarship provides $30,000 for graduate study.

Asfaw was born in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, in 1985.  His parents sent him to live with his older brother in the United States shortly after his sixth birthday to protect him from the dangers of war in his home country.  While at the UW, he created the Dream Project, an under-graduate class that explores the relationship between educational opportunity and social mobility.

 

Jesann Spani  2007 Dr. Alan Gunsul Volunteer Service Scholarship

Currently attending San Diego State University majoring in Business.  Had a good solid first semester earning a 3.4 grade average.  She lives in a dorm and is a member of a sorority.  Through the sorority she is doing Community Service.  Staff and counselors are encouraging her to get active in the campus International Business Club.

 

Tom Deslongchamp  2003 Fine Art Department Scholarship

A graduate of Rhode Island School of Design, Tom now lives in Seattle with his wife Jessica who attended the same Rhode Island School.  They work for a local advertising agency, Wexley School for Girls doing their specialties, Tom in film and video animation and Jessica in graphic design.  They and their work will be part of the upcoming Slam Dance Festival in Utah.

 Daniel Rorabaugh  2006 Uli and Gayle Chi Math Scholarship

Loves school, living on campus, and particularly the college life.  He is majoring in Math with a minor in Spanish Linguistics at Seattle Pacific University.  Dan plans to travel to Guatemala this summer through the college STINT program.  After two weeks in language school, he will spend thirteen days in Spanish ministry and working on his foreign language.  Some indication that his grades are in rather good order.  He has future plans for a Masters and Doctorate.



“WHAT HIGHLINE MEANS TO ME”

By Haley Bottemiller, 2007


            For the past four years I have dedicated my time and effort to make Highline a better place for every student.  This school has had my heart for the past four years and to leave it behind is scary.  I love this place and I am happy that I got involved in extra curricular activities.  I hope I have inspired others to get involved and enjoy Highline as much as I do.

           
It is hard to describe what exactly this school means to me because it means more than I could ever describe in words.  When I was a freshman, I realized that I wanted to make a difference in other peoples experience at Highline because of my older sister.  She inspired me to not only succeed academically, but in leadership as well.  I wanted to become a leader and my practice here will help later on in life.  I have become the person that cannot just sit back and let negative changes happen to this school.  I have become the person that is right in the middle of change; so that I can put my input in and make a positive impact.  When our school decided to change to Small Learning Communities, I was the first person to sign up for the committee, ready and willing to discuss positive change and how to best fit the student’s needs.  I stood up to parents and staff members to let my opinion be heard because I care what happens to this school.
           
This year I was an Associated Student Body Officer and that experience has furthered my dedication to Highline.  I have planned numerous school wide activities with a group of leadership students, in hope to make the student body feel as one and feel important.  I have loved being involved for my high school experience.  Highline is the place where I learned how to make positive change and lead by example; and because of that I will always remember my wonderful high school experience.




ALL CLASS REUNION AND AUCTION

 


HIGHLINE HIGH SCHOOL CAFETERIA

            225 South 152nd Burien, WA  98148
Saturday, May 17, 2008
11:00 am – 3:00 pm
$25.00 per person.   Please bring an auction item of at least $10.00. (Bringing something for the auction makes it much more fun.)
 Price includes:  Lunch, rental of school, decorations, and a chance to meet old friends. 
 
Tentative itinerary
Opens at 11:00 a.m.
Silent Auction begins at 11:30 a.m.
Lunch from 1:00-2:00 p.m.
Dessert and Final Auction Items 2:00-3:00 p.m.
 
Early registration and payment is encouraged.
Come help us raise money for Highline High School students!!
Last year the Gabfest and Auction raised $2,343.00
 

Call Joanne Pease at 206-244-2248 or e-mail Peezpod@aol.com

Bill Odekirk at 206-276-2014 or e-mail Odekirk@comcast.net

Dick Dahlgard at 206-313-1314

Website: www.highlinealumni.com where you can download registration forms


REUNIONS AND WHO TO CONTACT:

1948

(60th)  Nothing planned as yet.  Questions to Jim Lingwood  206-242-7536


 
1953

(55th)  Janet Severtson Cornelius  253-838-8278  severtson53@msn.com

Friday, September 5, 2008   Double Tree at South Center

1957

(51st)  Sherry Platt Michaelson  206-244-5070  boo.m@worldnet.att.net

Howard Call   253-941-5139   handjcall@aol.com

August 15, 2008  Informal evening “get together”

 

1958

 (50th)  Martha Brock   206-242-8304  mbrock52@comcast.net

Terry McCarthy  425-271-5000  pclleasing@gmail.com
website  highline1958.com

September 13, 2008  Marriott Hotel      5:30 P.M

 

1963

 (45th)  Carole Young   480-216-3746   cyng2369@aol.com

July 11-13, 2008      11th  Angelo’s Italian Restaurant—Burien

7:00 P.M.  Social/Dinner   No Host bar

12th  Golf Scramble  8:30-1:30 P.M.

$60.00  Green fees and Cart

6:00 P.M.  Dinner/Dance

Normandy Park Cove  $45.00

13th  “Picnic in the Park”  12:00—6:00 P.M.

Steel Lake Park    $10.00

 
1968 

(40th)  Dave Horsfall   206-329-3467   Davidhorsfall@comcast.net

Tentatively set----August 9, 2008 at Glen acres Golf and Country Club


 
1973 

(35th)  Lori O’Sullivan   206-241-7110

 
1978 
(30th)  Joel Carey   206-244-6636   hryj@aol.com

Kristy Gibson    kristyg1@mindspring.com

September 19-20, 2008   more details on classmates.com

 

1983

(25th)  Christine Corbley  206-870-3423

 

1988

(20th)  Mary (Wang) Benham 425-292-0639 marybenham@comcast.net 

September 12-14th 2008
12th Friday, informal TBA

13th Saturday, 7:00 - 11:00 PM Normandy Park Cove
14th Sunday, BBQ
details @ Classmates.com 


1998

 (10th) Jennifer Matthews   jmatt9898@yahoo.com  206-851-2821

 

HHS ALUMNI FOUNDATION OFFICERS:

President             Howard Call  ‘57

Vice-President     Joanne Bakken Pease  ‘70

Secretary             Martha Brock  ‘58

Treasurer             Scott Salzer  ‘71

At-Large               Gary Korsgaard  ‘64

At-Large               Sally Newton  ‘70




HIGHLINE’S ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME


What you should know about the Highline High School Athletic Hall of Fame.  Those honored are selected from a list of nominees suggested by coaches and you, Highline High graduates.  The committee composed of the following:  high school building athletic director, high school administrator, faculty member, present coach, two Alumni Foundation members (male and female), community at-large member, and the Alumni Foundation President (ex officio) meet each Spring.  From the list of nominees, and any new nominations from the committee, those selected will be honored annually at the Homecoming assembly in the Fall.

Awards are given in basically four categories:  Pre Title IX years (before 1972), Post Title IX (male and female), and coach or administrator.  Teams can be chosen in any of the first three categories.  Actual number of awards may vary from year to year.  Selection is based upon high school accomplishments and post-graduate athletic achievements and/or service to the high school.

All nominations should be made in writing and mailed to the Alumni Foundation, accompanied with biographical information about the individual or team.  Permanent plaques are displayed in the main office area at the high school.

THE 2007 ENTRANTS INCLUDE:  Fred Taylor, coach/teacher; Marvin Hildebrand ’60, gymnastics; Troy Phelps ’80, football/ basketball/ baseball; Lynda Jones Isernio ’78, swimming/ gymnastics/track; and Dr. Alan Gunsul, team doctor.  Congratulations to our newest inductees.

MEMBERS OF THE HIGHLINE HIGH ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME:

  1999

     Ernie Steele ’38    Pittsburg Steelers football

     Denise Brose ’79    Girls basketball

     Corrie Murphy ’96    Swimming

     Nate Daligcon ’98    Soccer

     Terry Hildebrand ’59    Gymnastics

     Jeff MacRae ’63    Football/wrestling

     1951 Boys Basketball    State champions

  2000

     Jack Mackenroth    ’48-’76 Coach/athletic director

     Kelli Wood ’96    Gymnastics/track

     Dr. Jack Horsley ’69    Swimming/Mexico Olympics

     Mick Michaelson    Girls basketball coach/teacher

  2001

     Bob Sarver    ’58- ’95 Gymnastics coach/teacher

     Dona McCanlies Housh ’81    Volleyball/basketball/track

     Bill Loken ’50    Football

     Joe Baisch ’66    Cross-country/track

  2002

     1981 Boys soccer team

     Jana Ellis Vincent ’84    Swimming/track

     Scott Lautman ’71    Coach boys swimming

     Irene Hallett ’46    Tennis coach/teacher

     Dave Sabey ’65    Football

  2003

     Lowell Wiggins    Teacher/coach

     Chris Spaun ’70    Track

     Sandi Carter ’86    Soccer/track

     Kevin Wattles ’81    Wrestling

  2004

     Ted Ridge ’72    Gymnastics

     Jack Pyle ’67    Teacher/coach/track

     Monique Matheson ’85    Basketball/tennis

     1948 Baseball Team    Conference champs

  2005

     Chuck Czubin    Teacher/coach ’69-78

     Jennifer Campbell ’89    Track

     Kevin Englehardt ’00    Cross-country/track

     Steve Cole ’64    Golf/basketball

     1953 Football team    League Champions

  2006

     Jim Robeck     Teacher/boys basketball coach

     Tim Gottberg ’63    Football/wrestling

     Barbara Mitchell Anderson ’74    Swimming

     Katrina Morgan ’03    Soccer


THANK YOU GEORGINA

With some reservation and regret, we have accepted the resignation of long-time Alumni Foundation secretary, Georgina Busch Wicklund ’56.  She has been a fixture and key to the Foundations success for many years.  Her reliable buddy list of e-mails and excellent meeting minutes made communication within the organization an easy task.  THANK YOU, GEORGINA!

 Martha Brock ’58, has been approved by the board and agreed to serve in that position.  We are happy to have Martha as part of the board.



NEW HIGH SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS------

     Introducing Highline’s Principal, Mike Fosberg, Highline class of 1982.  We asked a few questions of him and these are his responses.

YOUR EXPERIENCE AS A STUDENT AT HHS:  I took several business education classes while at Highline, including classes from Mr. Craig and Ms. Tully who are current staff members at HHS!  I was even selected business education student of the year my senior year.  I went to school here before the remodel, so remember fondly the wide hallways on the first and second floors and the old auditorium.  I fumbled my way through my sophomore year, but then got a 4.0 as a junior and senior.

     YOUR DAYS GROWING UP:  I grew up in the Gregory Heights neighborhood.  In fact, my parents bought the house I grew up in three days before I was born.  I went to Gregory Heights Elementary, Sylvester Junior High, and then HHS.  I spent my summers hanging out and working at the Gregory Swim Club.

     YOUR FAMILY GROWING UP---BROTHERS/SISTERS/PARENTS:   I have three sisters and a brother:  We all graduated from HHS:  Karin(’78), Diane(’80), John(’83), and Linda(’85).  My father, Ted, worked for Boeing as a chemical engineer, and my mother stayed home with the family.  She volunteered at school and even worked for a while for the district as an instructional aide before getting her degree in Accounting from the U.W. when she was in her early 40’s.

      PRESENT FAMILY:  Wife, Ashley; son, Finn (9), daughters, Stella (6) and Hazel (3).  Finn and Stella attend Marvista Elementary.  We currently live in the Three Tree Point neighborhood of Burien.

     INTERESTS WHEN ATTENDING HHS----SPORTS, MUSIC, CARS, STUDIES, ETC.:  I was a
4 year varsity swimmer at HHS.  I swam year-round for the Husky Swim Club and also swam for the University of Washington; also, I played 1 year of IV tennis.  Favorite bands while in high school included Journey, Queen, and Super Tramp.

     YEARS IN EDUCATION:  Taught at Kent Meridian HS for 3 years, then Mt. Rainier HS for 7 years, then assistant principal at Seahurst Elementary, then principal at Madrona Elementary for 8 years.

     WHAT YOU WANT TO INSTILL/CONTRIBUTE TO HIGHLINE STUDENTS:  I hope to help motivate students to reach their current potential while at HHS.  I want students to be curious, dream big, and get involved with their school and community.

  
       New Vice-Principal, Jackie Lewis was asked similar questions.  Here is a good rundown of his experiences and interests:

My early years were spent in my hometown.  Oakdale is a small city located in south Louisiana.  It’s in the heart of “Cajun Country”.  I grew up in a military family.  My father served 35 years in the US Army.  I attended a segregated K—12 school until I was a fifth grader.  My family and I moved to Kitzengen, Germany in March of my fifth grade year.  We spent 3 ½  wonderful years in Germany.  It  was my first experience being in a school with different ethnic populations.   That experience help shape me into whom I am today.  The chance to travel throughout Europe during that time was invaluable.


    
We moved back to the United States during my eighth grade year. My father received temporary military orders to go to the Pentagon in Washington, D.C.  Because of his temporary assignment at the Pentagon, the family made the decision to stay in his hometown of Ennis, Texas.  I attended G.W.Carver Jr.—Sr. High School, which was a segregated school.  It was very interesting because, after being in Germany for so many years, my views and values had changed, not to mention my accent.  In November of that same year, my father was assigned to Fort Jackson, an army base in Columbia, South Carolina.  I enrolled at Bethel Jr.—Sr. High School in Blythewood, South Carolina.  Once again, it was a segregated school.  We were bused sixty-two miles daily, even though there was a school two miles from the base, where many of my white friends were students.


    
In June of the next year (1965), my father received orders to go to Santo Dominguez.  We moved to my hometown of Oakdale, Louisiana.  I enrolled at Allen High School.  Once again, at a segregated school.  I began to question my parents about segregation and integration of schools.  My schooling was in the heat of the civil rights movement.


    
One year later, my father returned from his overseas assignment and received orders to return to Fort Jackson S.C.  I enrolled at Dentsville High School, in Columbia S.C.  It was mandated by the federal government to desegregate all schools within a five mile radius of any military installation.  I was one of ten black students to desegregate Dentsville High School.  It was a challenge and an experience I will never forget.  My teachers and coaches assured me that they would help me succeed and help me to reach my goals.  I knew the importance of an education and I wanted to go to college.  At that time, career opportunities were limited for black men.  Many of my black friends were joining the military out of high school.


    
I had to work very hard for my grades.  I was involved in every extra-curricular activity I could join.  I had lots of success in football, basketball, and baseball.  In fact, I was recruited in all three sports for college.  I chose to attend the University of Alaska in Fairbanks, Alaska to play college basketball on an athletic scholarship.  I parlayed that experience into several free agent professional basketball opportunities.  It was a great experience.


    
After graduating from college, I became a high school teacher, coach, and administrator.   This is my 33rd year as a teacher and administrator helping to educate our youth.  One of the most important tasks as an administrator at Highline High School is to give our students realistic hope, a sense of purpose and marketable skills for the future.  To do this, we as educators must be armed with knowledge about what our children can expect to face, and be ready to create viable action plans to help them establish and achieve their goals.  I believe “encouragement is oxygen for the soul”.  We must continue to encourage our students to reach for the sky and we live in a country that allows us to express our opinions as long as we do it with respect and dignity.


    
I married a beautiful young lady from Seattle.  We have been married 2 ½ years.  Between the two of us we have four wonderful children:  Tycie, Jay, Stephanie, and Tiffany.  Tiffany and Stephanie are graduates of Evergreen High School.  Tycie and Jay received their high school education in Anchorage, Alaska.  I am glad to be an educator at Highline High School.  Thanks,  Jackie Lewis


A GRAD IN EVERY STATE?
 

(Or at least someone who has lived there since graduating from Highline High).

Alabama   Joy (Harmon) Hall ’46

Alaska  Greg Ford ’69

Arizona   Loretta Date ’58

Arkansas   Robert Weidman ’51                                

California   Lois J. (Lemon) Balent ’45

Colorado   Ron Boone ’66

Connecticut   Therisa (McRay) Rhodes ’42              

Delaware   Linda (Walker) Chapman ’55                  

District of Columbia   Dick Simmons ’49                 

Florida   David Adams ’47                                        

Georgia   Steve Shelveland ’85                                 

Hawaii   Ann (Thovsen) Hurst ’78                            

Idaho   Ralph Byquist ’57

Illinois   Joyce (Smith) Nelson ’56                            

Indiana   Neal Barrentine ’76

Iowa   Kimber (Dencklau) Pederson ’92                    

Kansas   Dick Hoag ’64                                              

Kentucky   Betty (Looper) Kulina ’80                       

Louisana   Brad Cook ’83                                          

Maine   Bob Wetmore ’73                                         

Maryland   Bruce MacKinnon ’61                             

Massachusetts   Donald Yansen ’59                          

Michigan   Theresa (Minotto) Pavone ’36                 

Minnesota   Dorothy Lyons ’44                                  

Mississippi   Ben Powell ’95                                       

Missouri   Virginia (Wilder) Stone ‘38

Montana    Dave Stewart ‘67

Nevada   Randy Calvert ‘71

Nebraska   Tracy Dewitt ‘87

New Hampshire   Ron Freeze ‘52

New Jersey   Sue (Hartman) Trautman ‘75

New Mexico   Wallace Cooper ‘48

New York   Sharon (Heberling) Dressloer ‘82

North Carolina   James Sessoms ‘68

North Dakota   Callie Murphy ‘99

Ohio   Marlene (Pomerlau) Jones ‘53

Oklahoma   Mary (Di Blasio) Waller ‘43

Oregon   Robert Rowland ‘70

Pennsylvania   Richard Laurence ‘71

Rhode Island   Patricia (Raymond) Connerady ‘79

South Carolina   Greg Mavor ‘89

South Dakota   Elizabeth (Whetung) Johnson ‘65

Tennessee   Robert Tardiff ‘50

Texas   Christopher Woodward ‘93

Utah   Paul Gale ‘84

Vermont   Holly (Glasgow) Rreer ‘63

Virginia   Gertrude (Leonaard) Bowen ‘41

Washington   Gertrude (Hanley) Young ‘32

West Virginia   Jarrett Reedy ‘81

Wisconsin   Ned Brooks ‘62

Wyoming   Fawn (Boger) Carl ‘90

 (Names and year of graduation may vary to protect the innocent).

ALUMNUS OF THE YEAR


    
The 2008 Highline High School Alumni Foundation “ALUMNUS OF THE YEAR” is Dr. Jim Rice.  He is a graduate of 1963 and currently lives in the Burien/Seahurst area.  Jim’s career led to him helping many area citizens at the Highline Community Hospital in the ER ward for twenty-five years.  He has given a great deal of time to Highline High School athletics through team physicals and being on the athletic venues for games.  In fact, he has been the football “doc” for twenty-two years.  He is now retired from his ER work but has real estate projects and a new company to nurture.  The company, Duxarea, has developed a high tech spray gun along with glues, finishings, coatings, mixes, and compressors.  Parts arrive from many locations around the world and are assembled in Tukwila at their warehouse.

     Jim and his wife Nancy recently celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary.  They have six children.  He participates in Tennis and Softball and is able to travel a bit.  He will be receiving his award at the Highline High School “Senior Celebration” on Thursday, June 12, 2008 at the Normandy Park Cove.

We are happy to make this award to a gentleman who has truly served his community.  Congratulations, Dr. Jim Rice.





HIGHLINE GRADS MAKE SEATTLE TIMES NEWS…..


    
Sandra Pruin, ’77 graduate of Highline was featured for her work with the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance premier car event.  Now living in Carmel, California,  Sandra Kasky Button enjoys the glorious cars of old as the sole chairperson of the yearly car event.  She also serves on the board of the newly formed LeMay automobile museum in Tacoma and as an honorary judge at the Kirkland Concours d’Elegance.  Additional information about her interests may be found in the August 17, 2007 Seattle Times article, “Highline to Pebble Beach”.

 

     A Veteran’s Day article describes the WWII tales of 1940 Highline grad Vern Higman.  Awarded several service medals, Vern feels the importance of handing down the legacy of what freedom is all about to his children and grand children.  Mainly, the enduring efforts of our service men and women guaranteeing our democracy, privileges, rights and responsibilities for years to come.  We salute Vern and his family.  Seattle Times, Nov. 12, 2007.






HARRIS CONNECT PUBLICATION NOT AN ALUMNI FOUNDATION PROJECT:


     Some of you may recently have received a post card from Harris Connect in Virginia.  They are putting together a combined graduate directory of the Highline School Districts five high schools (1922-present).  This is being done for an organization that is raising funds for grants to employees and students within the school system.  A return call to Harris Connect guarantees that your name and information appears in the book as you’d like.  You may opt out if you wish.  The “Highline Schools Foundation For Excellence” directory may be purchased through Harris Connect by reserving a copy before June 23,2008.   This is NOT a Highline High School Alumni Foundation project nor have we contributed any information for this publication.   
                                                               HHS Alumni Foundation President


BURIEN 4TH OF JULY PARADE

HHS Alumni Foundation had a small but enthusiastic group in Burien’s 2007 4th of July parade.  Decked out in purple and gold balloons, attached to a couple of antique cars and under beautiful sunny skies – a good time was had by all!

If anyone has an antique or custom car and would like to participate in Burien’s 2008 4th of July parade, please contact Gary Korsgaard at 206-300-8529.


                      


IN PASSING


       Long time educator and administrator Ray Hinderlie passed away January 2, 2008.  We share these words with you from his memorial service:

     “A life well lived doesn’t end

       Anymore than music ends…

       It echoes through time

       With whispers of beauty and grace…

       If we listen,

       We can hear the encore with our hearts.

       For the Song plays on,

        Just as Love lives on.”

 

In loving memory of Raymond B. Hinderlie,   March 28, 1915—January 2, 2008

 It has been reported to the Foundation, that Virginia Slatner also recently passed on.  Virginia was involved in the HHS musicals and worked closely with Bill Moeller. Our sincere condolences to the family.




THROUGH THE SPY GLASS…….


David Craig remains as longevity champ as a teacher at Highline HS…Sal’s Deli provides great lunches and snacks and will cater…Congratulations to Highline’s basketball coach on co-coach of the year award…Peter Fewing is building a soccer facility…LeRoy Young ’57, Greg Gresset ’69, and Larry Plischke ’57 played golf together in Palm Spring, CA…Gabfest and Auction is becoming an all-school reunion luncheon in Highline’s Cafetorium Saturday, May 17th from 11:00-3:00…Highline Relays coming this Spring…Nominate a friend for Alumnus of the Year…Classes having reunions, try to keep us informed…We have a new venue for this years golf tournament…The class of ’58 is having their 50th  reunion this summer…Dan Satterberg ’78, is elected prosecuting attorney position with King County…Travis Geving ’88, had a great season as assistant basketball coach at Portland State University…Highline’s baseball team plays at Safeco Field April 10th…Try to catch the upcoming HiLiners musical “Anything Goes” toward the end of March…Highline booster club is active…Do you know the four schools at Highline?…Be sure to read about the two new administrators at Highline in this edition of the ALUMNI SOUNDINGS…We have a couple of new scholarships…Hal Hanson ’69 is now playing senior softball along with some other HHS grads…Patti Burgess  and her husband Chuck made their usual two week sojourn to Hawaii…Donovan Shortridge ’55 can be seen driving his 1956 Chevy around on good sunny days…If you want info about others on our mailing list, give us your information and we will pass it on to who you are requesting.  Then they can respond if they wish…The Pirate Baseball team is selling Mariner Tickets for one game.  Contact the school for the facts…Check out the Bill O’dekirk ’54 project on his web site www.highlinealumni.com…Would you like to be part of the Burien 4th of July parade?  Check with us…We need reps for each class.  It will help your class in the future…Is there a “hole” in your fishing turf?  Let Scott Salzer know…Speaking of turf, the baseball team is trying to firm up their grass…and finally, Senior Celebration, Thursday, June 12, 2008 at the Normandy Park Cove, 6:30…….


2007 Alumni Association Contributors
Class of 1937 
Helene Dupree Koenen 1937
Laura Moore Caswell 1937
Mildred Bellingham Stephens 1938
Matsuye Okubo Hubo 1938
Bill Tomlinson  1939
Herb Dawson  1940
Kathleen Mathison McDonald 1940
Mary A. Smulders Van Son 1940
James R. Huntley  1941
George Nible  1941
Sege (Shigeko) Okubo  1941
Fredis G. Maddux, Jr.  1942
June Christensen Wittman 1943
Eleanor Fagan Edwards 1943
Philip M. Lande  1943
Frank Parente  1943
Barbara Ames Killerlain 1944
Virginia Ames Schmidt 1944
Hallie W. Mackey  1944
Cleda Siegfried Rodrigues 1944
Stephen C. vanGasken  1944
Patricia Barricklow Kissel 1945
Frances Gonser Johnson 1945
Vera Johnson Goodspeed 1945
Frank Reed   1945
Betty R.  Thomas Carter 1945
Richard  Aries   1947
Don Wirtz  1947
Betty Abrahamson Archer 1948
Jim Lingwood  1948
Lola Watts Aries 1949
Harold Aries  1950
Blanche Black  1950
Floyd Brown   1950
Donald L. Carter  1950
John Edwards  1950
Gertrude Foote Lingwood 1950
Robert Galloway  1950
Joe Lapham  1950
Allan Latimer  1950
Roberta McClelland Alvarez 1950
Don Olson  1950
Rex Pearson  1950
Dorene Ruthruff Snyder 1950
G. Michael Selivanoff   1950
Patti Stewart Burgess 1950
Jim Friet  1951
Richard R. Linde  1951
M. Diane Moore Caggiano 1951
Chuck Peery  1951
Robert Weidman  1951
Joan Barker Petit 1952
Dorothy Carlson Meyer 1952
Lynn Gilbert  1952
Doris Harper Hussey 1952
Audrey M. Hill Linde 1952
Sandra Kalina Beyl 1952
Donald Kittleman  1952
Marialee Parisio Brewer 1952
Rich Roullard  1952
Robert Brown  1953
Georgia Johnson Turley 1953
Carole Kuxhouse Wolfer 1953
Doreen Moe Brautigan 1953
Carole O'Neill Rosenberg 1953
Jerry Street  1953
Gerald (Jerry) Teller  1953
Robert Tibeau  1953
Gerald Bayne  1954
Sallylee Beale Krohn 1954
Beverly Brown Johnson 1954
Carole Campell Rice 1954
Richard Dahlgard  1954
James Gearheard  1954
David Hartmann  1954
John Hoffman  1954
Charles Nilsen  1954
Jerry Oliver  1954
Dick Tellvik  1954
Cecil Volkman  1954
Barbara Weber Reamer 1954
Paula Anderson Luders 1955
Leora M. Batts Black 1955
Patricia Carey  Linnane  1955
Jerry Day  1955
Pat Denn Doramus 1955
Maurice Esko  1955
James Hutchins  1955
Ann Johnson Selland 1955
Theodore Kuhn  1955
Joanne Little Zettle  1955
Janny Malmstadt O'Rafferty  1955
Jerry P. Sherrard  1955
Roger Wick  1955
Georgia Armentrout Newbury 1956
Alan Bahrenburg  1956
Siddie Blomberg McCollum 1956
Richard Blomberg  1956

Gary Ricketts  1956
Evan Spanier  1956
Howard Call  1957
Arlene Carlson Burton 1957
 Class of 1957 
Charles Garrity  1957
Diane Gunsul  1957
Anna Jackson  1957
John Miller  1957
Jim Nicholson  1957
Chuck Peterson  1957
Donald (Don) Potts  1957
James Reece, Jr.  1957
Karen St. John Beeson 1957
Larry Webb  1957
Don White  1957
Leroy Young  1957
Martha Brock  1958
Suzanne Christian Sweek 1958
Douglas Davis  1958
Edward Le Riche  1958
Terry Mc Carthy  1958
John Oldfield  1958
Evelyn E. Parvu Helland 1958
Virginia Robinson Halsen 1958
Evan Seymour  1958
Katherine Stearns Saunders 1958
Richard Beamer   1959
Deanna Nilsen Skelton 1959
Loren Tomlinson  1959
Sandra L. Wooding Boren 1959
Eldon (Don) Derkland   1960
Jerry Hewitt  1960
Ty Coplen  1961
Connie Jo Mackenroth  1961
Marlene Pavey Hemming 1961
Herb Grisham  1962
Richard Kinnamon  1962
Fran Birks  1963
Martin B. Cameron  1963
Bill Eltz  1963
Shirley J. Endres Dhuyvetter 1963
Carole Hannon Young 1963
Audrey K. Nelson  1963
Susan E. Rankin McBride 1963
Barry Rodda  1963
Judy Shryock Hamilton 1963
Anthony Armstrong  1964
Monty Edwards  1964
Melissa Geffel Mathis 1964
Nellie Borer Gordon 1965
Nancy Sanford Bushi 1965
Roy Barnes  1966
Ken Boroughs  1966
Nancy Schmitt Fuerst 1966
Joe Whetung  1966
Elaine Clark Marshall 1967
Steve Ellis  1967
Cathy Hughes Low 1967
Gary Low  1967
Ron Ribail  1967
Earl Faylor  1968
Gladys Rowland Balleaux 1968
Mary Brown Albrecht 1969
Joe D'Ambrosio  1969
Cathryn Denton Womach 1969
Paul Swenson  1969
Sally Carey Newton 1970
Becky Foote  1970
Rich Newton  1970
Bonnie Rogers Rice 1970
Ernest Feckley  1971
Steven Kaiser  1971
Kevin Ostic  1971
Scott Salzer  1971
Uli Chi  1972
John Heberling  1972
Paula Macoubrie Shemer 1972
Kenneth Selander  1972
Nancy A. Wiggs Quint 1973
James Berlin  1974
Kenneth Cheeseman  1974
Melissa Halpin  1974
Martha Smart  1974
Larry Stone  1975
Anne Weise Tripp 1975
Brian J. McCoy  1976
Tricia Anderson Crozier 1977
Jeff Ashley  1977
David Lawrence  1977
Lori Ray  Heinsch 1977
Anabel Adams DeRouin 1978
Blake Ellis  1978
Ron Gregory  1978
Jack Pound  1978
Gerald Hartman  1982
Carl Shaw  1984
Angela Clarno  1987
Stacy Laswell Handler 1988
Jeff Follman  1992
Justine Richards  Faculty
 
Highline Alumni Association Lifetime Donors

1934 Emily Nishimura Herod

1937 William E. Forland Forland

1937 Margaret Ellen Whyte Forland

1939 Ruby McIntyre Spangler

1940 Paula Grotjahn Bogovich

1940 Jack Mulliken

1940 Carmel Padden Sandy

1941 Richard Dick

1941 June Lucile Nible Dooley

1941 George Nible

1941 Ted Strain

1942 Patricia Bellingham Wolford

1942 Robert Emmett Barbee

1942 Fredis G. Maddux, Jr.

1942 Hazel McCammon Walter

1942 Gerald Orlob

1943 Kenneth "Andy" Anderson

1943 Aubrey Burris

1943 June Christensen Wittman

1943 Eleanor Fagan Edwards

1943 Edward Klosterman

1943 Jack A. Marshall

1943 Fred Matthews

1943 Gordon O'Neil

1944 Edith Allison Lovelace

1944 Bernice Aune Tillman

1944 Jean Dougherty Whisler

1944 Bill Grotjahn

1944 Gordon Jones

1944 Jack Mayer

1944 Stephen C. vanGasken

1945 Patti Aldridge Orton

1945 Donald J. Dando

1945 Frances Gonser Johnson

1945 Martha "Marty" Lancaster Kemp

1945 Jean L. Lande Hennessey

1945 Lois Jean Lemon Balent

1945 Pete McDougal

1945 Don Mirk

1945 Naomi Plourd Grim

1945 Frank Reed

1945 Betty Thomas Carter

1945 Jack Weaver

1945 Muriel White Thompson

1946 Harriet Farrow Williston

1946 Irene Hallett

1946 Robert McCann

1946 Charles "Bud" Scott

1946 Ruth Thomas Enticknap

1947 Richard Aries

1947 Lois Day Bell

1947 John DeLaurenti, Jr.

1948 Gordon Anthony

1948 Newt Kier

1948 Patricia Medgard Bryan

1948 Edward Teller

1949 Basil Anex

1949 Patricia Baker Oltman

1949 Bernice Bulen Powell

1949 Bill Elmer

1949 Mary Jane Hansen Fought

1949 Beulah Johnson Teller

1949 James Malone

1949 James Mattew

1949 Patricia McLead Berry

1949 Lola Watts Aries

1950 Murray Andrews

1950 Carl  (Bud) Banks

1950 Robert Galloway

1950 Robert Hogan

1950 Terry Jarvis Anderson

1950 Joe Lapham

1950 Mark Logan

1950 Joseph Matelich

1950 Roberta McClelland Alvarez

1950 Doloris Pederson Wilbur

1950 Jule Romano

1950 Don Schroeder

1950 G. Michael Selivanoff

1950 Jack Southall

1950 Patti Stewart Burgess

1950 Mary Thompson Fairman

1951 Peggy Ballard Stanley

1951 Charles Clingen

1951 Richard Cronk

1951 James Friet

1951 Jamel Hassen Barden

1951 Franklin P. Knapp

1951 Sally Knighton Miller

1951 Norma Ostrom Hall

1951 Charles Peery

1951 John Retynski

1951 David  Smith

1951 Elizabeth Watson Perry

1951 Robert Weidman

1951 Janet Yeager Cook

1952 Gordon Andersen

1952 Joanne Bayne Widman

1952 Jean Brandt Clingen

1952 Norman Chamberlain

1952 Ronald Freeze

1952 Donald Kittleman

1952 Richard Long

1952 Anne Schoonmaker Chernis

1952 Mario Segale

1952 Gail Stow LaRocca

1952 Joella Wood Cheek

1953 Stephen Doutrich

1953 Barbara Harkins Albrecht

1953 Arlene Helen Wright

1953 Georgia Johnson Turley

1953 Geraldine Lindsey Froomer

1953 Robert Morrow

1953 Carole O'Neill

1953 Janet Severtson Cornelius

1953 Jerry Street

1953 Gerald Teller

1953 Robert Tibeau

1953 Marcia Winger McDougall

1954 Harmon Adams

1954 Jaclyn Bates Roller

1954 George Bean

1954 Ed Benshoof

1954 Beverley  Brown Johnson

1954 Ted Carter

1954 Dick Dahlgard

1954 Jim Damgaard

1954 Donald Dorland

1954 Sally Jo Durand Jamsa

1954 Byron Esko

1954 Mary Ellen Georgeson McClure

1954 David Hartmann

1954 Jack Hoffman

1954 Vaughn Holden

1954 Kal Jamsa

1954 June Johnson Strzelecki

1954 Jean McLavey Maher

1954 William Morchin

1954 Charles W. Nilsen

1954 Bill Odekirk

1954 John Oliger

1954 Jerry Oliver

1954 Norma Pierce Anderson

1954 Jim Plemmons

1954 Donald Russell

1954 Bill Schlegel

1954 Ray Tibeau

1954 Frances Vandervort Bean

1954 Cecil Volkman

1954 Joan Young Koontz

1955 Diane Adams Marx

1955 Jon Adams

1955 Ann Behrends Henke

1955 Bronson Berg

1955 Annette Bowen Johnson

1955 Leon Brauner

1955 Shirley Carlson Keyes

1955 Judy Coates Wright

1955 Larry Crogg

1955 Jerry Day

1955 Maurice Esko

1955 Alden Esping

1955 Alan Fantz

1955 Craig Gunsul

1955 John Hoag

1955 Lois Hungerford Eliason

1955 Ann Johnson Selland

1955 Joanne Jones Rubin

1955 Joanne Little Zettle

1955 Nancy L. Merrick Mood

1955 Jon Olson

1955 Mary Jo Parente Swanson

1955 Stuart Read

1955 Joan Stewart Dehn

1955 Marie Supplee Cuindet

1955 Sam Usher

1955 Delores Victor Ehlers

1956 Harry Bjornson

1956 Richard Blomberg

1956 Wayne Chambers

1956 Charles Cooper

1956 Judy Coulter Wilson

1956 Frank Day

1956 Bob Doerflinger

1956 Rolf-Dietrich Fromm

1956 Howard Geer

1956 Kenneth Harmon

1956 Frank Hauser

1956 Carole Hawkinson Ringoen

1956 Barbara Heider Kelsey

1956 Margaret Louise Herbage Clark

1956 Mardell Johnson Witham

1956 Daryl Johnson

1956 Peter M. Leslie

1956 Edwina Lindeke Andersen

1956 Jim Lindstrom

1956 Douglas Lynch

1956 Mark MacKey

1956 Diane McMahon

1956 Cheryle Modeland Bauman

1956 Ferd Nist

1956 Larry Persons

1956 Beth Peterson Miller

1956 Ruthie Quinell Larson

1956 Gordon Ringoen

1956 Rosemary Rowland McCleary

1956 Nell Sanders Ivy

1956 Verna Smalley Stegmer

1956 Evan Spanier

1956 De Tonda Calvert

1956 Shirely Vanasse Flaherty

1956 Douglas Wheeler

1956 Chuck Witham

1957 Tom Barber

1957 Sharon Bartlett Boatman

1957 Tom Bean

1957 David  Bible

1957 Elbe J. Chaffin

1957 Marc Choate

1957 Roger Doebke

1957 Geraldine Elsey Van Notric

1957 Kathy Everham Bixler

1957 Diane Fuller Dennis

1957 Linda Galliano Friddles

1957 Chuck Garrity

1957 Diane Gunsul

1957 Gerald A. Halsen

1957 Jeanette Hoag Kniss

1957 Noel Kane

1957 Walter McCamish

1957 Richard Michaelson

1957 Ted Mihalisin

1957 James Morris

1957 William Mourey

1957 Chuck Peterson

1957 Larry Peterson

1957 Neil A. Pfafman

1957 Sherry Platt Michaelson

1957 Rosemary Rowland McClary

1957 Sheila Strauss Lufkin

1957 Lester Thompson Thompson

1957 Denny Walters

1957 Laurence Webb

1957 Sally Weeks Peterson

1957 Don White

1957 Leroy Young

1958 William Barber

1958 Barbara Benson Nist

1958 Lynn Bower

1958 Sharon Dudder Chambers

1958 Ann Gruger Erickson

1958 Michael Hiatt

1958 Richard Hiatt

1958 Romona Hopping Kechelen

1958 Douglas Johnson

1958 Charles Kalkstine

1958 Terry Mc Carthy

1958 Chris Napjus

1958 Sharon Oliver Clay

1958 Don Osborne

1958 Troy Ott

1958 Dennis Ristine

1958 Garry Scribner

1958 Jeanne Steele Morgan

1958 Virginia Syverson Wikmark

1958 Lester Teschner


1958 Daphne Thomas Balliett

1959 Rita Barcus Whitehead

1959 Pete Beaupain

1959 Dick Blackwood

1959 Gail Bouldron Adams

1959 Gary Coy

1959 Beth Harris Mayberry

1959 Gary Hillman

1959 Chuck Lillis

1959 Veronica Marifern Nutter

1959 Janet McEachern Wozniak

1959 Michael Rowe

1959 Phil Rude

1959 Loren Tomlinson

1960 Bonnie D. Aparico Cook

1960 Joan Baggott Porter

1960 Thomas Beffa

1960 Jim Braden

1960 Michael Brown

1960 Don Brown

1960 Bernita Call Keefer

1960 Jim Clifton

1960 Bonnie Cook Runke

1960 Karol Eller

1960 Dixie Emerson Marcincovich

1960 Faith Enyeart Ireland

1960 Ron Geiger

1960 Jerry Hewitt

1960 Linda Hitchcock- Grewelle

1960 Penny Just Geiger

1960 Audrey Kalkstine

1960 Juliet Sander Fels

1960 Julie Smith Hix

1960 Kathleen Turner

1961 J. Bruce Andrews

1961 Stan Carey

1961 Ty Coplen

1961 Ed Dean

1961 Candy Eyler Irwin

1961 Patricia Fuller Elliott

1961 Lance Gibson

1961 Bruce Harshman

1961 Jim Hobbs

1961 Della Holtman Fergusoin

1961 Elaine Hozack Lewis

1961 Linda E. Kowing Maudslien

1961 Stephen McDuffee

1961 Rodney Mendenhall

1961 Bud Mount

1961 Robert Reed

1961 Ross Roesler

1961 Terri Toppano Chavez

1961 David Tussing

1961 Will Wintermute

1962 Dale Bloomquist

1962 Gloria Duncan Rabenstein

1962 Lee Fitchett

1962 Herb Grisham

1962 Kim Ireland

1962 Richard Kinnamon

1962 Tom Leonard

1962 Mary McEachern Ireland

1962 Dean Sabey

1963 Gary Alexander

1963 Michael R. Bauer

1963 Alan Bernahl

1963 Richard Berryman

1963 Fran Birks

1963 Martin Cameron

1963 Rick Campbell

1963 Richard Desimone

1963 Gerry Drake

1963 Bill Eltz

1963 Shirley Endres Dhuyvetter

1963 Michael Garvin

1963 Linda M. Graham Aro

1963 Mike Hanavan

1963 Deadra L. Hozack St. Clair

1963 Robert Kurosu

1963 Sharon Maeda

1963 Douglas Nickson

1963 John Pearson

1963 Donna Peters

1963 Marcia Rasmussen Hansen

1963 Doug Reese

1963 Jim Rice

1963 Tom Schulte

1963 Bonnie Tussing DeGarmo

1963 Lois Zeisel Barnes

1964 Stephen Anderson

1964 Brian Bearg

1964 Scott Davis

1964 Carolyn Eichler

1964 Ronald Goodmansen

1964 William Hamilton

1964 Jerry Kelso

1964 Gary Korsgaard

1964 John Leonard

1964 Lori Madden Snyder

1964 Lynn McEachern Wuscher

1964 Bruce Mennella

1964 Rebecca Reagle Fosnacht

1964 Theron Wood

1964 Nanci Yarno Leonard

1965 George Christensen

1965 Jay Gile

1965 Roger Huntsinger

1965 Richard Lofstedt

1965 Leeta Plumlee Utterback

1965 Connie Reitan Pentecost

1965 Dave Sabey

1965 Nancy Sanford Bushi

1965 Louise Vacca Mennella

1966 Susan Aal Goheen

1966 Roy Barnes

1966 Roger Cail

1966 Robert Hale

1966 John Kludt

1966 Ed McGinnis

1966 Gale Osterhout Childs

1966 Douglas Peters

1967 Connie Bannerman Marks-Bruyere

1967 Harry Clark

1967 Dan Conrad

1967 Jerry D'Ambrosio

1967 Steve Ellis

1967 Roxanne Emerson

1967 Kenneth R. Frantz

1967 Stephan Glass

1967 Magen Gunsul Michaud

1967 Diane Kowing Kong

1967 John Weaver

1967 Gloria Wickre Steel

1967 Larry Wyatt

1968 Earl Borer

1968 Paul Cochran

1968  Bob Dando

1968 Earl Faylor

1968 Alan Gray

1968 Ivan Heath

1968 Dale Holpainen

1968 Ann Hutchinson Nichols

1968 Mark Mennella

1968 Michael Oliver

1968 David Parker

1968 Anna Peterson Crosslin

1968 James Sessoms

1968 Lynnette Vrtacnik Schunke

1969 Connie Britt Farbo

1969 Joe D'Ambrosio

1969 Greg Gresset

1969 Harold Hanson

1969 Louise Hilson

1969 David Larson

1969 Bonnie McEachern

1969 Paula McLeod Boeckman

1969 Hank Raymond

1969 Frank Scarsella

1969 Dale White

1970 Greg Anderson

1970 Daniel J. Bryant

1970 Virginia Lee Boylan

1970 Catherine Mrazek Lane

1970 Linda J. Peterson

1970 Sally Rengo Thompson

1970 Bonnie Rogers Rice

1970 Bob Rosenberg

1970 Jacqueline Steele

1970 Nancy Uhrich

1971 Bruce Beckstrom

1971 Chris Geffel

1971 Moira Gunsul

1971 Jim Haynes

1971 Bruce Mehler

1971 Kevin Ostic

1971 Char Stone Dial

1971 Kirk Storer

1971 Elizabeth  Whisler Asher

1972 Marc  Anderson

1972 Robert Bina

1972 Dana Bland Bland

1972 Dee Dee Borgens Logsdon

1972 Paul Bronson

1972 Uli Chi

1972 Julie A. Clearwater

1972 Donna Dussault Walker

1972 Susan Harquet Overholt

1972 Gary Heyamoto

1972 James Klosterman

1972 Paula Macoubrie Shemer

1972 Sheila Maher

1972 Susan Sanborn

1972 Ken Selander

1972 Robert Stafford

1973 Luann Doane Esposito

1973 Michael Erickson

1973 Linda J. Peterson Hughes

1973 Amy Roth Feurborn

1973 Nancy Wiggs Quint

1974 Janet Estep

1974 Janet Ingalsbe Boitano

1974 Kathleen McCullom

1974 Conn McQuinn

1974 Brian Roberts

1975 Mikkel Aal

1975 MaryLynn Dafoe Brooke

1975 Joel H. Ferrell

1975 Bob Jones

1975 Melanie McBrayer Sauvain

1975 Mark Meyer

1975 Vicki Sanford Fisher

1975 Bud Scruggs

1975 Betsy Wildish McQuinn

1976 Lori Rae Hoisington Aal

1976 Mark Laiminger

1977 Darlene Deslongchamp Gordon

1977 Mark Flaten

1977 David Lawrence

1977 Gene Owen

1977 Jim Rogers

1977 Cynthia Theimer Ryan

1978 Anabel Adams DeRouin

1978 Terryl Chenaur Black

1978 Kristy Curtin Gibson

1978 Joe DiMarco

1978 Peter Evans

1978 Rusty Fallis

1978 Ron Gregory

1978 Wendy Hendrick Tuomela

1978 Jack Pound

1978 Robert Wray

1979 Desiree Bement Pollard

1979 Edward Bomber

1979 Frank Burke

1979 Noreen Light

1979 Debbie Lynch Gramtham

1979 Patricia Raymond Connerney

1980 Lynn  Chenaur Bridges

1980 Pamela Gibbons

1981 Walt Hunt

1982 Randy Chenaur

1982 Kevin Moore

1983 Melissa Butler O'Neill

1983 Christine Corbley

1983 Randy Dixon

1984 Michelle Anthony

1984 Leanne Blair

1984 Kathy Hjelmeland

1984 Mimi Lam

1984 Lisa Lodmill Hunnewell

1984 David Malcolm

1984 Jeff McKee

1984 Todd Tomita

1984 Ken Windus

1985 Anthony Boston

1985 Kari Hume Boston

1985 Robin Stebbins

1986 Jon Mathison

1987 Angela Clarno

1988 Sue Lapham Brigman

1988 Bradley Nelson

1994 Marshall Nichols

1997 Tricia Kehle

2000 Michelle Goheen

2002 Catherine Haggland

Faculty Justine Richards

Super. Carl Jensen


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