Coached by the late Leo "Bud" Hake, the team won the first "official" State Championship. With a legendary goal-line stand, the team defeated Spokane 16-12 to win the title. The team set many individual and team records, including most offensive yards-3,994. Providing many exciting moments for Choker fans, the team came from behind to win in half of their ten games. The team finished with an 8-2 record and is considered one of the best teams in GHC football history.
Coaches Bud Hake, Bob Basich, Dick Fraser, James Thrasher
Team Members Dan Archer, Bruce Barker, Andy Bighill, Tom Bodwell, Dave Bossert, Gary Bowles, Bill Campbell, Steve Crumb, Ron Cruise, Bob Darling, Rick Dodds, George Dunkel, Gerry Elliot, Gary Emberley, Buddy Fisher, Bob Foster, Jim Hann, Steve Harriman, Chuck Heller, Dennis Hopkins, Gary Huntington, Frantz Jeannis, Willie Lee, Jerry Linnenkohl, John Lugviel, Greg Malony, Jim Martel, Bernie May, Bruce Myers, Frank Naish, Phil Paladay, Jerry Parmley, Phil Peterson, Bill Potter, Gerry Pruyn, Mike Rodgers, Greg Sempel, Jack Shaffer, Steve Sherrill, Jerry Simon, Jim Smith, Ron Smith, Bruce Spencer, Gray Stalick, Mike Stinebaugh, Dan Strode, Merrill Stulken, Gary Swearingen, Gene Thompson, Terry Totten, Steve Vogel, Ken Warren, Roger Weatherby, Jack Weber, Steve Wirkkala
