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those idea ls whi ch make my co,w ictions vital anJ well-thouÂľht the: sincerity that makes rny God more rnncerning, his will more releva nt the rnur.l_l.(C wh ich m:.ikes my e xistcnrt one o f choiLe and rta\Oll. we ll-rtsolvcs purpose
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Another Yearbook ! WiJI it merit all the effort, the anxieties the doubts) As I write this I cannot say; one: never really knows unt il the prin ted product is in one's hand. But I c1n sa}' that we have given our hc:st under the: co nditions. It is unfortunate, but the: m:1jority of the students have: no concc·pt of what the production o f a Ye:1rbook really me.ms. As a result, rn-operation is often lacki ng. rt is not done with any m.1 lice, but ,impl}' shows a misu nderstanding o f its importance.
St. Martins College Olympia, Washinston
Michael S. Varney
Ben Robillard
John McKinney
John McIntyre
Tim Lynch Michael Varney Advisor George Siedel O.S.B.
Although we are here- limited hy fi nan(es, rc:medial procc·durcs :
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attempted the: follo\vinp
( l) Accent on quality photography which o(tc-11 mc:ans much larµc: r prints. (2) A minimum of copy, which i11 most cases is unnecessary. (3) Use oi color whenever financially feasible. ( 4) i\·faterial and subjects heretofore unused. ( 5) A new section called "Features'' which attempts to include- tdl our activi ties and pastimc.:s. ( 6) The- "S,1lut<:" wh ich recognizes contribu tions that ,He outstand ing in the Editor's opini on. ( 7 ) And finally, as clo~cly as pos~ihlc. :l chronological recording of acti" ities. In the fioal analysis, the real criteria of J .. good" · annual is whether it pleases the student. It is his moner that has fin:inced it, and for this reason an obligation does exist. T he Edito r can use a d iscretional proced ure which dc·pc:nds, to a large ex tent, on his personal taste and concc:pt. but he: must alw.1ys remember that his fi rst rc-sponsihility is to the: student ; a student who often leaves the Ed itor in doubt as to wh,.t is wanted. E\'c:n Yearbooks can come: down to nothing more than one 111an·, opinion of what is co rrtl t. This year has bc:c:n tht: hc:ginn inp of a new era for St. i\fa rtins. T h is annual has only been pe rmitted that beginninp - those of the nt·xt four yea rs wil l stc its most dr:iniat it ,t;rowth.
Taylor Publishing Covina, Calif.
CONTENTS FACULTY . . SENIORS SPORTS . CLASSES .
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48 . ORGANIZATIONS 64 . .. . FEATURES 78 . . .. .. ACTIVITIES 100 .. ADVERTISING
RT. REV. GERALD DESAJOJ\'D 0. S. 8. CO-AD/ UTOR ABBOT
CHA J\'CELLOR
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AIICHAH FEENJ:,'l 0. S. B. PRESIDENT
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EO\VAH[) Er\RL AHCI IIE In dust rial Rdati<1ns Abcrde,·n . \Xl,1shingt,111
THEODORE M. ARREGUI Industrial Relations Bo ise. Ida ho
KEITH P. BOULAC Engli sh Olympia. \'(lashington Baskc·tball 1.2. :1,/i; Track 1.2. RICHARD LEE BOYSEN Ci"il Engine<"rin.~ Olym pi,1, \'>:rashington
WILLIAM S. BRAZIER Industrial Rdations fairfidd, Conn. I.R. Club 1.2,3.4; I.R. Club Scu<"t,try I : 1.R. Club Vice-Presiden t 4; Spring Fo;ma l I; Yell Leader 1,2; Sociolop.y Club 2.3.4; Homecoming 2,3; lntramurals 1.2,3.4: Elections Chairman 3; Deans List 4; Senior Class Representative 4.
WILLIAM E. CHAPPELL Chemistry Olympia, Washington
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ERNEST WILLIAM CHRIST 13usine,s Administration New Britain, Conn. G l'.ORGE H. CONKLIN History St·attk:, Washington Track 1,2; Si,i.;ma Mu Kappa l,2 ,3,4; Sigm:1 Mu Kappa Treasurer 3; M Club 2,3,'1; Servers Society l ,2,\4; Ed Core 2; Judicial Board Secretary 1,2,.~ ; Sociology Club 3.
MICHAEL J. DETERi\tAN Sociology Olympia, \Vash ington ROBERT L. DICKSON Industrial Relation, Tacom,1, \X1ashington
CLYOE I. ELLIS Education Aberdeen, Washington MICHAEL A. ENDICOTT Education Olympia, Washington Ba~ketba ll 1,2,3,4 ; M Club 1,2,3,4.
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DONALD R. ETZEL Education .M t . Ang<.:!, Oregon Ed (or<: 1..~./4; M,ilb Cluh 1,2; Ek:c lion~ Ch,{irm:in -i; Forum -1. GERALD \Y/. FOSTER H istory Bois<.:. Id aho Fcl Cor<.: 2.3; D<.:,llh List 2.
ST AN BERY FOSTER JR. Government Olym pia, Washingt on
DONA LD P. FROSTAD BinlO).!)' Olympia. Washington Cb<:rn Chapter 1,2,3,4: Young Democrats 1,2: D<:ans 1.i~t 1,3; Golf T eam I.
ROBERT A. GARBARINO Eduution Olympia. Washin,Qlnn rhsistant Prcf<:ct 2; M Cluh Trc-;1surcr 3 : 11-f Club 1.2,3.-1; Ed Core- 1. 2. ).4; lhseh:ill 1,2,3,<'I; D<:ans Lisl 1,2,3.-1 . ROBERT [ GREEN Civi l Enginee ring La(e)', \Vash ington
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GARY J. GRIES Ed ucation Subfimit)', Oregon Class T reasurer 3; Class Secretary 4; EJ Core 2,3,4; Ed Core Secretary 3; Action 4; Sigma I\fo Kappa 4; Judicial Board 2; Judicial Board Chairman 3; Jud icial Sys• km Chairman 3; Judicial Appeals Board 4; Fall Formal Co-chairman 3: Homecoming Committee: 2; Mathematics Club 3,4; Awards Chairman 2. THOMAS JOHN HARN Industrial Relations Issaqu4h, Washington I. R. Club 1,2,3,4; r. R. Club Vice-President 3; I. R. Club President 4·; S,inta Claus 2,3,4 .
RICHARD WAYNE HOOPER Sociology Olympia. Washington Deans List 3; Student Counci] 3,4; Execu• tiv<: Council 3.4; Male Chorus 1,2, 3,4 ; President of !\-Lile Chorus 4; Edito r of Honker 3.4; Sociology Club 2,3,ti; Din:ctor of News Bureau 2; i\fartian Staff 1,2,3,4; Off-Campus Publicity Director Ii . KENNETH N. JOHNSON Accounting Olympia, \Xlashingto n
LEWIS J. KELLER Education Seattle, \X'ashington Ed Core 1,2,3,4; M . Club 2,., ,4; Basketball l ; Assistant Basketball Manager 3; Head Basketball .Manager 4; Judicial Board Memb<:r 2,3. W ILLARD E. KESSEL JR. Accounting Olympia, Washington Drama 1,2; Account ing Club 3,4 ; Secre tary Treasurer oi Accounting Club 4.
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DF.NYS t\ . KIRSC H H ishiry, Ln~l ish, Phi ln~,ljlh ) \)?cn:llchcc. \'w?,1~h ingtun S::r\'C:rs Society 1.2 ; Anion ::;,,J; Dc,u1·, Li ~l 1,2,:,,'1.
JAMES 13. KlRSU[ Sm iology S1ayton. Oregon Sociolugy Cluh 1,2. ::,,,1: i\h rti,in Staff .2; Fall Formal Co-Chairman ., ; Junior Class Representative 3 : Assemblies Cl1aim1.111 .L Student Council .\ .ci: Awards Chairman 3; SoLiolo.gy Club Pre~idcnt _'I ; Publ icity Directo r •i ; Fxccuti\·e Cou nc il '\,1i ; Ju diti.1 ! Boud 3.
FDWARD C KLOPPIN(; Jlt Bu~incss Adm in1strntion Lakewood. \Va,l1ington Ad ion 3,4 ; Chem Chapter 1,2 ; Scxiology Club 3; Class Secretary 3.
SALUTATORIAN MARVIN
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O lympia, \'<l,1shingto11 Ed Core 2.., ,4: Presiden t of F.d Core ,i: D e.ins List 1,2.3. ·i .
MATTHEW T . LOl; GH;\;EY
Go\·crnmcnl l.cwislon, Idaho
ROBFRT _I. LENC Ind ustria l Relatio ns
TaconM, \\:tashin,s;ton I. R. Club .? .">.'i.
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THOMAS J. i\kGOLDRICK Accounting Olympia, \'(/ashington ,\rrnunting Club 2,3,4 ; Accounting Club President 4; College B,1nd I ,2; I. R. Club 3; D,ty Student·s Secretary It. BRUCE ROBERT METER Soriology Tam ma, Washington
STEPHEN G. MfCHLAK .Fducation Elma, \XTashington Glee Clu b 1,2,.">,4; Ed Core l ,2.3 ,4. KENNETH L. MICHEL Accounting Olympia, Washington
VALEDICTORIAN
DANIEL M. MONTGOMERY Chemistry Benton Cit)', w;,hington Young Democ rats 1,2,.3,4; President Young Democrats 2; Chem Chapter l,2,3,4; Chairman Chem Chapter 2 ; Treasurer Chem Chapter 2; Student Council 3; C.N.C.C.S. Senior Delegate .3; Prefect 3; Treasurer Senior Class 4; Ma.th Club 1,2,3; Physit:s Achievement Award 2; Deans List 1,2,3,4; Judicial Board 2; Outstanding Senior 4. Ml CH AEL MYLES Biology SeaCliff, long Island Se rvcrs Society l ,2, 3, /4 ; Server.-; Society Chairman 1,2,3.4 ; Sigma Mu Kappa 2,3,'i; Action 3,4; Jud icial Appeals Boa rd 3; MO\·ie Committee: 3; Student Council 4.; Chem Chapter l ,2.
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ROBERT L. NELAND Education Yakima, \Xlashin.~ton Ed Core 2.3,4; You ng Democrats 4; Sigma .tv[u Kappa 2 . MICHAEL JAMES NORMAN English Holmes Beach, Florida f-reshman Class Representati ve I; Head Prefect 4; Ju dicial S}'Stcm Doard 3.
ALLEN KAARE ORHEIM Industrial Relations T,1coma, Washington Cheerleader 2; I. R. Club l ,2,3,4; Student Council .'3; Homecoming Committee 2; A.S.S.M.C. Treasurer 4. LAWRENCE ALEX PAPE JR. Dusiness Administ ration Boise, Idaho Class Trrnsurcr I; Mens Choru s 1,2,3,4; A.S.S. M.C. Treasurer 2.
PATR ICK M. PARZ IA LE English Waterbury, Connecticut i\-fARK EDMUND PAVOLKA History, Sociology Tacoma, W ashing ton Servers Society 2, 3,4; Mart ian Staff 2,3; Sigma Mu Kappa 3,4; President of Sigma Mu Kappa 4; Homecomin.i; Committee 2; Young Repuhlirn ns 2, 3; Sociology Cl ub 2,3, 4; Prefect 3,4; Head Prefect 4.
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LLOYD M. PERNHA
Ci,路il Engineering O lympi,1, Washington RAYMOND L. PHIi.I.JPS Education
Oly-mpia, \V,1~hi ngto n
PAUL I. PORT ER
Ch(;路mistry Forest Grove-, Orcl-(Oll
WlLl.lAi\l BURTON PRIDE Eduration Sea ttle, Washington J. V. Basketba ll 1.2; Tennis 3./i: M Club 1,2.3,4; Ed Cort路 1,2,3.4; Student Council :,.,j; Asscmhlics Chairman ,j; Fxecutive
Council 4; Ju<licial Board 4.
RICHARD JAMES RIEHL Fdmal ion Pouhbo, \'V"ash ington Basketball 1,2.3,'i; Track 1,2,3,4; Ed Co re 1,2.3,4; M Clu b 1,2.3,4: Vice-Presi dent of
Ed Core 4; Vice-President of M Club 3; Deans List 1,2,3.ti.
BENEDICT ROBILLARD Ed11c,1tion J\fahton, \X'ashin,~ton Baseba ll 1, 2,3 ,<1; M Club 1,2,3/J;.E<l Core 1,2,3,-/4: Samarco staff ,j ; Scuctary of 路M Club 1j_
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JAMI'S T. ROGERS Industrial Re-lat ions Ol ympia, \v'ashin.~ton
I. R. Club 1,2.3,/4; Young Democ(ats l ,2,3,4. BROTI 11:R NEAL (;REGOR Y ROT! I
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JOSEPI I M. ST. E-IILAIHF History Krnnewi ck, \v'a~hing ton
Sigma Mu Kappa 3.4; Sc-cretar)' of Sigma Mu Kapp;t 4; Action 3,4; Secretary of Action 4; Class Vice-President 4. RA Y.MOND JOSEPH SAMEK Education Stayton, Oregon
l\{ale Chorus 2,3.4; Class Prc~idrnt ,j; Vicc·Prcsidcnt of Male: Chorus .3.'1; Student Council :'1,4; Ed Core: 2,3,-'l.
ROGER FRANK SANFOR D Industri,d Relations Olympia, Washington 1. It C lub 2,3,4; President oi I. R. Club '>; So( iology Club 3,4. ROBERT c; u .: NN SOUT!-1\v'IC:K J\,fatht·matics an<l Physil~ Olympia, Washing ton Math Club 3,/i.
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ROBHff CONW ,\ Y SM ITH Biology T aunto n, Mass.tclrnsctts and D ('nnisport. Ca1x· Cod. i\f.1,,adrnsctls LEONARD A. SOUKOSKY Acrnunt in,i.: Edmonton. i\l hert,1
JOHN ALVIN SUVAK Mathematics i\fath Club 2,3,4; Chairman of Math C luh '\; lntr,tnlllrals 2,3,-4 .
c;rnALD WINSTON S\VFNSON SociologyOlympia, \Vash ington
GEORGE A. VAN VRANKEN Histo ry Sacramcnlo, California Student Council , ; Rcprcscnlati,·c to .Juni1Jr Clu1nhcr of Cornmc rc c ~.
ROBERT C \Y/ A DE Civi I Engineerinf Olympia, \'Xf,tshington En~inccring Club 1.2,3,li
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JOHN B. WAGONER Govfrnment
Seattle. \X/ashington Mak Cboru~ 1.2, 3.'• ; Drama 1.2; Debate 2,3; Homtrnming Secretary 3; President of Male C horus 3 ; Student Count ii 3.4; President of A.S.S.M.C 4.
JEROME A. WEIGEL C ivil Enginee ring
Stayton, Orcgo1) i'vLtk- Chorus 1,2 ,3; Class S(·c, e ta ry 2; Pre-
fect 2; Hc:p resent,1 tivc to Junior C:hambl·r of Comme rc(' 4 ; Student Count ii 4.
CLARK WEST Anount iniz
Seattle:, W ashington JAMES L. WHITFORD JR. Education Se:i.ttlc, Washington Ed Co, c 1,2,3 ,4; M Club 1,2.3,,1; 13ashtball I; Baseball 1, 2, 3,4 ; So(io logy Club ::u ; D eans List 2.4; Prc:fcct ,j_
HARRY WHITLEY Hi~tory Tacom:i., Washington DENNIS L. WILKE English Tacoma, Washington
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WILLIAM A. YANDOW I ndustria I Relat ions Avon, Connecticut :\fal e Chorus 1,2,3,ti ; I. R. Club 2 •.3,4; S(.'crct.iry of I. R. Club .3; Young l.kpubJicans 2.3 : Co-Chairn)an of Rcuc:ation Hall Comm ittee 2; Recrea tion H all Prefect 2.
FREDERICK JOSE PH DORN Education Olympia, W ashington Ed Core 1.2.3,01.
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