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Funk, Wallie V., 1922-2017
Wallie V. Funk
photographs and papers
1890-2004
1940-1990
28 Linear Ft.
The Wallie V. Funk photographs and
papers contain photographs, negatives, newspaper articles, proof sheets,
mock-ups, and textual materials documenting the personal and professional life
of Pacific Northwest resident, journalist, and photographer, Wallie V. Funk.
Funk co-owned and was managing editor of three independent newspapers: the
Anacortes American, the Whidbey News-Times, and the South Whidbey Record,
between 1950 and 1989. The bulk of the collection reflects Funk's professional
career and civic involvement.
Collection materials are
in English.
A lifelong resident of Island and Skagit counties, Wallie Valentine
Funk had a successful and prolific career in journalism and photography that
spanned more than four decades. During that time, Funk co-owned, managed,
edited, and published three independent newspapers: the Anacortes American, the
Whidbey News-Times, and the South Whidbey Record. Funk was also a civic leader
whose personal interests mirrored the broad range of his professional
interests. His writings and photographs chronicle and preserve key events
happening during his career. Funk extensively traveled the world, documenting
his experiences through tens of thousands of photographs, negatives, textual
materials, and memorabilia.
Funk’s grandparents, Valentine Funk (1863-1956) and Barbara
(Miltenberger) Funk (1856-1947) were German immigrants to the United States who
settled in Anacortes, Washington in 1890. They prospered in both business
ventures and real estate. One of their holdings included the historic Wilson
Hotel, a three story brick icon in Anacortes. Funk’s grandparents had two
children, Wallie V. Funk, Sr. (1892-1955) and Louise Mackin (1903-1996). After
serving in the U.S. Army during World War I, Wallie V. Funk, Sr. followed in
his father’s footsteps in business and investments in the Anacortes area. He
courted and married local school teacher, Irene Brown (1896-1996), in 1921.
Their union produced Wallie V. Funk (b. 1922), James (b. 1927), and Charles
(1927-1987).
Wallie V. Funk graduated from Anacortes High School in 1941, but his
university education was interrupted by his military service during World War
II. However, he subsequently graduated from the University of Washington,
majoring in journalism, in 1948. Funk served as President of his graduating
class and received four honoraries, including one for journalism. After
obtaining his university education, Funk vacationed in Europe for seven months.
In 1950 he, along with his personal friend and fellow U.W. student John Webber,
purchased the Anacortes American newspaper. In 1954, Funk married Mary Ann
Ringwell (b. 1926), also a local schoolteacher. They had two sons, Mark
(b.1955) and Carl (b. 1957). After selling the Anacortes American in 1964, Funk
and Weber purchased the Whidbey News-Times and the South Whidbey Record on
Whidbey Island. They jointly owned, published, and operated these newspapers
until 1989.
Funks’ first editorial in the Anacortes American was a front page plea
to his fellow citizens for help in preserving local history. He asked that old
photographs be brought to the American for publication. This was the beginning
of both a seven year local project and of Funk’s massive history collection. In
1954, he added significantly to his personal archives. Ferd Brady, a well-known
and respected local photographer, retired after a twenty five year career in
Anacortes. Brady loaded a truck full of negatives for a one way trip to the
local dump. Funk quickly offered Brady twenty five dollars for the lot, and
Brady agreed.
Funk’s personal photographic efforts are prolific. The images he
captured in his candid camera are eclectic. Just a small sampling includes six
U.S. Presidents, Orca Whales, a varied array of sporting events, landscapes,
high school graduations, military events, performing arts productions, and
birthing room photos of the 1967 Whidbey Naval Air Station New Year’s baby.
Funk’s activity in his community included a wide range of interests. A
complete list of civic organizations in which he was involved is too lengthy
for this note, however, a short list includes: the Navy League (Oak Harbor
Council President, Washington State President and National Director), the
Washington State Newspaper Publishers Association, Washington State Trade
Delegations (China in 1980, the Middle East in 1983, and Thailand in 1985), the
Washington State Arts Commission, the Anacortes Community Theater, the Whidbey
Playhouse, Skagit County Pioneer Association, the Museum of Northwest Art, and
the Anacortes Museum.
In his retirement, Funk continued to document the history of his
community, writing articles through 2001, and taking photographs up until 2002.
Wallie V. Funk presently lives near Anacortes on Fidalgo Island.
The Wallie V. Funk photographs and papers are primarily composed of
the nearly 50,000 photographic images taken by Funk during his successful and
prolific career in journalism and photography, spanning four decades. Funk
co-owned and was managing editor of three independent newspapers between 1950
and 1989: the Anacortes American, the Whidbey News-Times, and the South Whidbey
Record. The collection is arranged in two series, Personal and Family Papers,
1919-2002, and Professional Papers, 1890-2004. The bulk of the collection
reflects Funk’s professional career and his civic involvements.
The photographs and negatives contain images of people, places,
events, and the environment of Whidbey Island, Skagit County, and Island County
in Washington State. Other collection images taken by Funk reflect political
events in Washington, D.C., his travels with the Washington State Trade
Delegations (China in 1980, the Middle East in 1983, Thailand in 1985) and
trips to Europe. Additionally, the collection contains a diverse and sizable
selection of textual materials, including newspaper articles, images, and
Funk’s editorials. Much of this latter material enhances Funk’s photographic
efforts.
Funk’s photograph collection covers a wide range of subject matter,
including candid images of six U.S. Presidents (Carter, Ford, Kennedy, Lynden
Johnson, Nixon and Reagan), rock groups The Beatles and The Rolling Stones,
captured Orca Whales, high school and professional sporting events, flora and
fauna, military events, and performing arts productions.
Civic events and organizations well documented in the collection by
photographs and textual materials include, but are not limited to, the Navy
League, Whidbey Playhouse, the Washington State Arts Commission, and Whidbey
Island Naval Air Station.
The Wallie V. Funk photographs and papers are organized in accordance
with the following series and subseries arrangement:
- Series I: Personal and Family papers, 1919-2002
- Sub-series 1: Photographs, 1922-2002
- Sub-series 2: Textual Materials, 1919-2002 (1941-2002)
- Series II: Professional papers, 1890-2004 (1960-1990)
- Sub-series 1: Photographs and Negatives, 1923-2002
(1960-1990)
- Sub-series 2: Proof Sheets from the Whidbey News-Times,
1966-1987 (1970-1986)
- Sub-series 3: Mock-ups from the Whidbey News-Times, ,
1974-1987
- Sub-series 4: Textual Materials, 1890-2001 (1961-2001)
- Sub-series 5: Newspaper Articles, 1917-2004 (1970-1983)
The collection is open to the public.
Wallie V. Funk photographs and papers, Center for Pacific Northwest Studies, Western Libraries Archives & Special Collections, Western
Washington University, Bellingham WA 98225-9123.
Wallie V. Funk donated the materials in his collection to the Center
for Pacific Northwest Studies in June 2003.
Theresa L. Trebon of Continuum History and Research carried out the initial organization
and identification of the collection and facilitated its donation to the Center for Pacific
Northwest Studies in 2003. Jamie Cartwright and Virginia Walkowski continued the arrangement
of the photographs and negatives, and re-housed the materials into acid-free containers.
Amber Raney created the finding aid and arranged the textual materials, newspaper articles,
proof sheets, negatives, oversized photographs, and mock-ups, with assistance from Tom
Petruzzi.
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Other photographic and textual materials donated by Wallie V. Funk are
located at the Anacortes Museum in Anacortes, Washington, the Island County
Historical Museum in Coupeville, Washington, and the Museum of Northwest Art in
La Conner, Washington.
Select images from this collection of Wallie V. Funk's photographs and papers have been digitized and can be accessed online as part of Western Libraries' Digital collections. See: https://mabel.wwu.edu/islandora/object/wwu%3A8721.
Trebon, Theresa L.
<emph render="italic">First Views: An Early History of Skagit
County, 1850-1899</emph>
(
Mount Vernon, Washington :
Skagit Valley Herald,
2002).
Trebon, Theresa L.
<emph render="italic">Wallie V. Funk Timeline</emph>
(
Sedro Wooley, WA :
Continuum History and Research,
2004).
This collection is indexed under the following headings in the online
catalog. Researchers desiring materials about related topics, persons, or
places should search the catalog using these headings.
Funk, Wallie V., 1922-2017 -- Archives.
Brady, Ferdinand.
Webber, John G.
Kennedy, John F. (John Fitzgerald), 1917-1963 -- Photographs.
Johnson, Lyndon B. (Lyndon Baines), 1908-1973 -- Photographs.
Nixon, Richard M. (Richard Milhous), 1913-1994 -- Photographs.
Carter, Jimmy, 1924- -- Photographs.
Reagan, Ronald, 1911-2004 -- Photographs.
Navy League of the United States -- Photographs.
Whidbey Playhouse -- Photographs.
Washington State Press Association -- Photographs.
Washington State Arts Commission -- Photographs.
Beatles -- Photographs.
Rolling Stones -- Photographs.
Anacortes American -- History -- Sources.
Whidbey News-Times -- History -- Sources.
South Whidbey Record -- History -- Sources.
Newspapers -- History -- Sources.
Newspaper publishing -- Washington (State) -- History -- Sources.
Politicians -- United States -- History -- Sources -- Photographs.
Politicians -- Washington (State) -- History -- Sources -- Photographs.
Community life -- Washington (State) -- Whidbey Island -- History -- Sources -- Photographs.
Community life -- Washington (State) -- Oak Harbor -- History -- Sources -- Photographs.
Community life -- Washington (State) -- Island County -- History -- Sources -- Photographs.
Community life -- Washington (State) -- Skagit County -- History -- Sources -- Photographs.
Community leadership -- Washington (State) -- Island County -- History -- Sources -- Photographs.
Naval Air Station Whidbey Island (Wash.) -- Photographs.
Washington (State) -- Commerce -- China -- History -- Photographs.
Washington (State) -- Commerce -- Thailand -- History -- Photographs.
Washington (State) -- Commerce -- Middle East -- History -- Photographs.
Whidbey Island (Wash.) -- History -- Photographs.
Oak Harbor (Wash.) -- History -- Photographs.
Anacortes (Wash.) -- History -- Photographs.
Records (Documents)
Photographs
Washington (State)
Photographs
Scrapbooks
City
and Town Life
Government and
Politics
Home
and Family
Journalism
Military
Performing Arts
Arts
and Humanities
Business, Industry, and Labor
Environmental Conditions
Colleges and Universities
Sports and Recreation
The following section contains a detailed listing of the materials in
the collection.
Series I
Personal and Family
papers
1919-2002
Subseries
1
Photographs
1922-2002
Early Years
Undated
1922-1950
Wallie
1/1
Early Childhood
1922-1924
1/2
Senior Portrait (by Ferd Brady)
May 1941
1/3
Army Photos
ca. 1942-1945
1/4
First trip to San Juan Islands
1945
1/5
University of Washington Photos
1942-1948
1/6
Trip to Europe (1 of 3)
1949
1/7
Trip to Europe (2 of 3)
1949
1/8
Trip to Europe (3 of 3)
1949
Friends and
Family
1/9
Mrs. Joy Brown (Wallie’s Aunt)
Undated
1/10
Funk Family Portrait
1928
1/11
Wallie Funk and Richard White
Fall 1941
1/12
University of Washington Dance (with brothers Jim
and Charles)
ca. 1948
Wallie at Work and at
Play
1950-2002
Journalism
1/13
Anacortes High School Football Game
ca. 1952-1953
1/14
Twin City News (Stanwood, WA)
ca. 1958
1/15
Speaking at Pioneer Picnic
1960
1/16
NASA Space Capsule (Houston, TX)
early 1960s
1/17
Skagit Valley College
1962
1/18
Self Photo - Similk Beach
Summer 1963
1/19
Self Photo – Foote’s Grocery Opening
(Dewey)
Spring 1964
1/20
Distorted self photos
ca. late 1960s-1970s
1/21
Sign in Oak Harbor (with textual
material)
ca. 1970
1/22
National Press Club Speech
April 1973
1/23
Whidbey News Times
ca. 1970s-1980s
1/24
Self Photo – Great Wall of China
1980
1/25
“Piles of Pictures,”
ca. 1980
1/26
Stites Case
1983
1/27
Deception Pass Bridge Rededication
July 1985
1/28
28 Retirement
February 1, 1988
Military
1/29
Emcee at Miss NAS
1966
1/30
Navy and Marine of the Year
June 4, 1970
1/31
Navy Arrivals
ca. 1970's
1/32
Navy Global Strategy Conference
June 1972
1/33
As Guest Speaker at Change of Command
ca. mid 1970s
1/34
Photographing Navy Hydrofoil
ca. 1980s
Navy League
1/35
Wallie on Navy vessels and with Navy
personnel
1970-1976
1/36
Helen Chatfield film
ca. 1970's
1/37
Awards
ca. 1975-1979
Out and About
1/38
En route to Hood Canal
1953
1/39
Bank ribbon cutting in Oak Harbor
ca. 1965-1969
1/40
Virginia City, Montana
ca. 1979
1/41
Portraits of Wallie
ca. 1970s-1980s
1/42
Wallie with camera
October 1999
1/43
With the Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders
April 2001
Receiving
Awards
1/44
“Century 21 Award”
1962
1/45
Citizen Leadership Award
June 27, 1963
1/46
John Fournier Journalism Award
September 18, 1981
1/47
Liberty Bell Award
May 1, 2002
Friends and
Family
1/48
General
ca. 1952-1980s
1/49
Wallie and Mary Ann Funk
1964-1980
1/50
Wallie with John Webber
1965-1974
1/51
Family fishing trips
1966-1978
1/52
Wallie with politicians
1970-2000
1/53
Funk Family Home
ca. 1980s
Subseries
2
Textual Materials
1919-2002
(bulk
1941-2002)
Correspondence
1/54
Incoming
1943-1998
1/55
Outgoing
1945-1994
Subject Files
1/56
Boards and Committees
ca. 1943-1998
1/57
Education Association
1975
1/58
Resume
1971
1/59
Sigma Nu Fraternity
1946-2001
1/60
Stites Case
1983-1984
1/61
Magazine Articles: University of Washington, Columns
Magazine
1942-1946
1/62
Memorabilia and artifacts
1899-2002
Undated
1
Memorabilia and artifacts
1946-1996
1/63
Newspaper Clippings
1919-1990
1/64
Whales captured, ‘Lolita” and others
1970-2002
Series
II
Professional papers
1890-2004
(1960-1990)
Subseries
1
Photographs and
Negatives
1923-2002
(bulk
1960-1990)
Arts
Artists
2/1
Anderson, Guy
1963-1995
2/2
Anacortes Jazz Festival
August 2, 1964
2/3
The Beatles
August 27, 1966
2/4
Crisp, Quentin
May 1985
2/5
Fountain, Peter
undated
2/6
Frost, Russell and Betty
1973
2/7
Hansen, Gracie
undated
2/8
Harrison, Noel
undated
2/9
Lawrence, Jacob
ca. 1998
2/10
Lewis, Wayne, Whidbey Sculptor
mid 1980s
2/11
McCracken, Phil
July 1963 - March 10, 1995
2/12
Pennington, Ruth
August 1963
2/13
The Rolling Stones
Undated
2/14
Smith, Harry
undated
2/15
Starr, Jorja
1967
2/16
Taggart, Dave
July 7, 1962
2/17
Tobey, Mark and Betsy Bowen
undated
2/18
Turpin, Tony
1965-1979
undated
2/19
Art Classes
1967-1968
2/20
Museums, Galleries, and Studios
undated
2/21
Pilchuck School of Glass
undated
2/22
Washington State Arts Commission
January 25, 1983 - 1986
2/23
Western Washington University Artwork
1978
Businesses
2/24
Automobile Dealerships
ca. 1960s-1970s
2/25
Banks, Island Savings and Loan
July 1973 - ca. 1979-1980
2/26
Banks, general
ca. 1960s - 1980s
2/27
Construction and Destruction
ca. 1960s - 1970s
2/28
Harbor Air Lines
ca. 1970 - 1980
2/29
‘Lectrion, 1966
1970-1971
2/30
Marie Ann Bastistella Reese Wall Green
Boutique
19
2/31
Mike’s Sports Shop
1967- 1968
2/32
Oak Harbor City Library
Undated
2/33
Oak Harbor Post Office
ca. December 1966 - 1967
2/34
Other Banks
Undated
2/35
Pioneer Way Businesses
ca. 1960s
2/36
Safeway
1968
2/37
Store Openings
1967-1971
Whidbey News
Times
Building
2/38
Exterior and Interior
1923
1967
1978
1981
2/39
Warehouse Fire
Undated
2/40
Installation of Offset Presses
March 1, 1971
2/41
Newspaper - In - Classroom
January 20, 1974
2/42
Picture Pages
Undated
Staff
2/43
Akerlund, Roni
August 1968
2/44
Berentson
ca. 1980s
2/45
Company Picnic
July 15, 1978
2/46
Funk and Webber
undated
2/47
Jedele, Emerson
ca. 1968
2/48
Neil, Dorothy
Undated
2/49
Proof Sheets
ca. 1960s-1980s
2/50
Smith, Phyllis and A. Glenn (Outgoing
Publishers)
February 1965
2/51
Schulle, Mavis (Chic)
1968
1973
2/52
Staff, general
ca. 1960s-1980s
2/53
Vallquist, Valma
1982
2/54
Visitors
Undated
2/55
Way Richard (Dick)
Undated
2/56
Whidbey Press Carriers
ca. 1980
2/57
Whidbey Stationers
Undated
Events
Accidents and
Disasters
2/58
Automobile Accidents
1973-1974
2/59
Barn Fire on Hwy 525
Undated
2/60
Bawyn House Fire
October 21, 1985
2/61
Bus Fires
ca. 1960s-1970s
3/1
Firefighters
Undated
3/2
Fires (1 of 2)
ca. 1960s-1970s
3/3
Fires (2 of 2)
ca. 1960s-1970s
2
7th Day Adventist fire
Undated
3/4
Floods
ca. 1960s-1980s
3/5
Mt. St. Helens
1980
3/6
Storms (1 of 2)
ca. 1960s-1980s
3/7
Storms (2 of 2)
ca. 1960s-1980s
Community
3/8
Air Show
Undated
3/9
Skoal Commercial
Undated
3/10
Tent Revival
1976
3/11
Water Tower Demolition
Undated
Fairs, Festivals, and
Dances
3/12
Expo ’86
1986
3/13
Fremont Street Fair
Undated
3/14
Harvest Fair
ca. 1979-80
3/15
Holland Happenings
ca. 1969-1982
3/16
Holland Happenings (negatives)
July 4, 1972-1973
3/17
Lupien’s Barn Dance
September 12, 1971
3/18
New York World’s Fair
1964
Holidays
3/19
Armed Forces Day
1958-1965
3/20
Christmas, General
ca. 1960s
Miss Merry
Christmas
3/21
Jamie Crews
December 1966
3/22
Linda Hibler,
December 1965
3/23
Evette Morgan (Mueller) (1 of 2)
Undated
3/24
Evette Morgan (Mueller) (2 of 2)
Undated
3/25
Cathy Profilet (Kathy?)
December 1967
3/26
Leah Sutherland
December 1972
3/27
Various Winners
ca. 1960s - 1970s
3/28
Various Winners (negatives)
1965-1968
3/29
Webber, Jayne (Mardisich)
December 1971
3/30
Halloween
ca. 1966-1969
4/1
July Fourth
1965
4/2
July Fourth
1966
4/3
July Fourth
1967-68
4/4
July Fourth
1970
4/5
July Fourth
1971
4/6
July Fourth
1973
4/7
July Fourth
1974
4/8
July Fourth
1975-1977
4/9
July Fourth
1984-1985
4/10
July Fourth
1986
4/11
July Fourth
Undated
ca.1960s-1980s
4/12
Memorial Day
Undated
Nature
4/13
Caterpillar “Epidemic”
1967
4/14
Cattle Slaughter
November 1982
4/15
Dead Deer with Arrow
4/16
Felling Trees
4/17
Horseshoeing (Homer Hayes)
ca. 1970s
4/18
Orca whale captures
approximately 1965-1995
File contains forty-one black-and-white prints (some duplicates), mostly of the 1970 Penn Cove whale capture, but with some also of the orca "Namu" from 1965. The source negatives for the majority of these prints are in box/folder 4/20 (exceptions appear to be the images of orcas that died during the 1970 capture). Also in this file is a single 35mm slide and copies of a "Free Wally" greetings card distributed by the Funks in the 1990s.
4/19
Orca whale captures
approximately 1965-1971, 1995
This file contains 66 black-and-white prints – mostly from the 1970 Penn Cove whale capture, but with 1965 "Namu" images and some prints from the 1971 capture included. Contains duplicates and cropped versions. The source negatives for the majority of these prints appear to be in box/folder 4/20. File also contains a set of 38 x color 35mm negatives, apparently from a 1995 orca whale vigil.
4/20
Orca whale captures
1965-1971, 1996
This file contains source negatives for most of the black-and-white prints in box/folders 4/18 and 4/19. Included are: A) 1965 images of the transportation of the orca "Namu" in floating enclosure – many of these images are of crowds of onlookers at Deception Pass Bridge (105 x 35mm black-and-white negatives); B) 1966 "Whale captured in Penn Cove off Coupeville" 12 x 35mm black-and-white negatives. Accompanying note reads, "pix of people at scene – Ted Griffin, boat skipper, etc."; C) 1968 "Killer whale in Stanley Park, Spring 1968". 36 x 35mm black-and-white negatives, plus single page contact sheet.; D) August 1970 Penn Cove Whale Capture images. Five sets of 35mm black-and-white negatives (189 negatives total), each set accompanied by a single page contact sheet (five contact sheets total). E) Summer 1971 Penn Cove Whale Capture (39 x 35mm black-and-white negatives, plus single page contact sheet); F) May 1996 "Free Lolita Petition" (3 x 35mm negatives)
4/21
Orca whale captures - Free Lolita
March 1995 - August 2000
Contains 41 x 4"x6" color prints and corresponding 35mm color negatives, apparently relating to 1995 "Free Lolita" press conference
Openings and
Dedications
4/22
Laying of Electrical Cable
April 1951
4/23
Nichols Launch (1 of 2)
ca. 1967-1980s
4/24
Nichols Launch (2 of 2)
ca. 1967-1980s
4/25
Saint Michelle Winery opening
1976-1977
4/26
Wes Lupien Airport dedication
May 1995
Performing Arts
Music
4/27
“Coachmen” at Roller Barn
1967
4/28
Fiddle Fest - Oak Harbor Airport
September 1971
4/29
Rock Band on Pioneer Way
1966
Seattle
Philharmonic
4/30
Conductor Milton Katims
ca.1963-64
4/31
Oak Harbor High School
January 16, 1977
4/32
Washington State Arts Commission at
OHHS
March 25, 1986
4/33
“The Saints”
1967
Theater
4/34
Annie
July 1980
4/35
Ashland, Oregon Shakespearean Festival
May 1984
4/36
NAS Whidbey Cabaret
1967-1968
Whidbey Playhouse
5/1
Actors
Undated
5/2
Building
1973-1985
5/3
People
Undated
Productions
5/4
“Death in the Fast Lane”
June 27, 1989
5/5
“Everyone Loves Opal”
1967
5/6
“HMS Pinafore”
Undated
5/7
“Lion in Winter”
October 1974 - November 1974
5/8
“Man of La Mancha”
Undated
5/9
“Oliver”
November 1981
5/10
“What Did We Do Wrong?”
April 1973 - May 1973
5/11
“Wind Between the Houses”
ca. 1972-1973
5/12
Wedding
March 27, 1982
Military
5/13
Army
ca. 1963-1970s
5/14
Coast Guard
Undated
Navy
5/15
Change of Command
ca. 1960s
5/16
Change of Command
1966-1985
5/17
Change of Command
ca. 1970s
5/18
Change of Command
1980-1990
5/19
Change of Command
Undated
2
Change of Command
Undated
5/20
Civilians
Undated
Community
Outreach
5/21
Community Outreach
ca. 1960-1977
5/22
Black Mountain Field Day
August 31, 1971
5/23
Miss NAS Whidbey
ca. 1960s
5/24
NAS Air Fair
1961
1971
5/25
Global Strategy Discussions
June 10, 1972-June 16, 1972
Homecomings
5/26
Homecomings
1966-1968
5/27
196 Squadron
October 1969
5/28
VAH 45
May 1971
5/29
Amy Burcham at Homecoming
1971
5/30
VA 52
June 1971
5/31
VA 145
June 17, 1971
5/32
VAH 52
Fall 1972
5/33
Nakagawa
April 1973
5/34
VAQ 131 - VA 196
June 11, 1973-June 12, 1973
5/35
Dee and Rita Burcham Squadron
November 8, 1973-March 8, 1974
5/36
General
1973-1978
5/37
Squadron Homecomings
Sunday, February 25, 1980
5/38
Captured crew (1 of 2)
April 2001
5/39
Captured crew (2 of 2)
April 2001
Naval
Academy
5/40
Annapolis (1 of 2)
November 1974
5/41
Annapolis (2 of 2)
November 1974
5/42
Navy Academy Issue
June 25, 1975
5/43
NAS Whidbey
1965-1997
Naval Personnel
5/44
General
1950s-1987
6/1
General
ca. 1968-1973
6/2
Barie, Art
Undated
6/3
Clary (Adm.) and Trum (Adm.)
ca. 1969
6/4
Hemann and Gauche
1968
6/5
Holloway (Adm.)
ca. 1976
6/6
Hopper, Richard (Capt.)
Undated
6/7
Jaap, Joseph (Rear Adm.)
Undated
6/8
McDonald, Wes and Tierney, John
Undated
6/9
McNeill, Bob; Bull, Lyle; and Wall,
Steve
ca. 1968
6/10
Service, Jim
Undated
6/11
Winter, Ed
Undated
6/12
Yates, Buddy
Undated
Vehicles
6/13
Airplanes
Undated
6/14
Cars
ca. 1960s
6/15
Historical Photos
Undated
Ships
6/16
General
Undated
6/17
USS Enterprise
March 20, 1974-March 22, 1974
6/18
USS Whidbey christening
June 10, 1983
6/19
Visits
1969-1975
Navy League
6/20
Awards
ca. 1973-1979
Community
Events
6/21
General
1961-1989
6/22
Sea Cadets
1971-1978
6/23
US Marine Band
October 1978
Conventions
6/24
Assorted
ca. 1976-78
6/25
California
ca. 1966-1968
6/26
Dallas and Mineral Wells
TX 1979
6/27
New Orleans
Apr. 22, 1975 - April 26, 1975
6/28
Seattle
ca.1976-1978
6/29
Washington D.C.
ca. 1973-1977
6/30
Meetings
ca. 1970s-1980s
6/31
Membership
ca.1970s
7/1
Supporters (1 of 2)
ca. 1970s
7/2
Supporters (2 of 2)
ca. 1970s
Other
Photographers
Glen Davis
Aerial Photographs
7/3
Bellingham
1958
7/4
Blakely Island
1950-1960
7/5
Chuckanut Mountain
Undated
7/6
Mount Baker
1960
7/7
San Juan Islands
ca. 1950s
7/8
Biographical information and family
photos
2003
ca. 1900
7/9
La Conner
1960
7/10
Marine Pictures
ca. 1950s
7/11
Pacific Northwest Region
ca. 1950s
7/12
Southwestern United States
ca. 1931-1950s
Travel
photographs
7/13
General
ca. 1950s
7/14
Fisherman’s Haven, Old Panama City,
Panama
ca. 1950s
7/15
Harbor of Callao, Peru
ca. 1950s
7/16
Quebec, Canada
ca. 1950s
7/17
Mark Funk (negatives)
1975 - 1976
People
7/18
Babies
Undated
3
NAS New Year’s baby
1967
Children
7/19
General (1 of 2)
Undated
7/20
General (2 of 2)
Undated
7/21
Kids looking into carnival mirror
ca. 1966
7/22
Marion, John
October 6, 1971
7/23
Pages for the Washington State
Legislature
ca. 1970
3
Children
Undated
Groups
7/24
General (1 of 2)
Undated
7/25
General (2 of 2)
Undated
7/26
Meeter Golden Anniversary (Jack and
Gladys)
December 31, 1977
Men
7/27
General (1 of 3)
Undated
7/28
General (2 of 3)
Undated
7/29
General (3 of 3)
Undated
3
General
Undated
7/30
Beekma, Stan
Undated
7/31
Bonifas, Paul
1967
7/32
Corcoran, Brian and Melva
1978
7/33
Cusworth, Ray
ca. 1965
People
Men
8/1
Dyer, Yorke
Undated
8/2
Ellis, Ray
Undated
8/3
Flora, Broad, Stocklin
Undated
8/4
Heap, George
Undated
8/5
Hinds, Joe
1965
8/6
Hippies
Undated
8/7
Koetje, Al
Undated
8/8
Miller, Fr. Hugh
Undated
8/9
Patrick, Howard
1967
1973
8/10
Patrick, Howard and Rohing, Coupeville Courthouse
August 10, 1971
8/11
Russell, Brian
1966
8/12
Sebo, Bob
Undated
8/13
Zylstra, Ted
ca. 1960s - 1970s
Women
8/14
General
ca. 1960s - 1980s
8/15
General
Undated
8/16
Conner, Jo
1969
8/17
Quigley, Robin
1970
Places
North Whidbey
8/18
Aerial Views
ca. 1947-1981
Bays and
Islands
8/19
Benyre Island Views from Garnet Bay
March 23, 1973
8/20
Cornet Bay area
October 1960
Farms
8/21
Freund Farm (1 of 2)
ca. 1971-1972
8/22
Freund Farm (2 of 2)
ca. 1971-1972
8/23
General
ca. 1970s
8/24
Morse/Old Neil Farm
1974
8/25
Wildwood Farm
November 20, 1985
8/26
Lakes
1965
1973
8/27
Parks, City Beach
1965-1973
Oak Harbor
Buildings
8/28
Churches
1966-1980
8/29
General
1952-1985
8/30
Homes
ca. 1968-1978
8/31
Historic
Undated
8/32
Marina
1972-1978
Organizations
8/33
Boy Scouts
1966-1971
8/34
Chamber of Commerce
ca. 1964-1966
8/35
Garden Club
1965-1971
8/36
Jaycees
ca. 1968
8/37
Public Services
1965-1971
9/1
Rotary
ca. 1960s-1980s
9/2
Port Townsend
1978
Seattle
9/3
Landmarks
1964-1978
9/4
Pike Street Market
ca. 1965-1980s
9/5
Seattle Center
1967-1988
South Whidbey
9/6
General
ca. 1967
9/7
Freeland
Undated
9/8
Langley
1951-1985
Politics
National
Congressmen
9/9
Gorton, Slade
1968-1988
Jackson,
Henry
9/10
Aides
ca. 1970s-1980s
9/11
Campaigns
1962
1964
9/12
Funeral
1983
9/13
Skagit County
ca. 1970s
9/14
Washington D.C.
ca 1970s - 1980s
9/15
Whidbey Island
ca. 1980s
9/16
Magnuson, Warren
1953-1989
9/17
Meeds, Lloyd
ca. 1965-1979
9/18
Metcalf, Jack
1968
9/19
Swift, Al
1978-1986
9/20
Democratic National Convention
August 1964
9/21
Justices, Burger, Warren
June 23, 1969
Presidents
9/22
Carter, Jimmy
ca. 1976-1977
9/23
Ford, Gerald
Undated
9/24
Kennedy, John F.
ca. 1960s
9/25
Johnson, Lyndon B.
September 1964
Nixon,
Richard
9/26
Aides
Undated
9/27
White House
ca. 1970s
9/28
Reagan, Ronald
1980-1985
9/29
Queen of England visits Seattle
March 7, 1983
9/30
Richard Pitt sworn in as Superior Court
Judge
Undated
State
Governors
9/31
Evans, Dan
ca. 1963-1985
9/32
Evans, Dan (negatives only)
ca. 1963-1985
10/1
Gardner, Booth
ca. 1985-1987
3
Langley, Arthur B.
Undated
10/2
Lowry, Mike
1992-1996
10/3
Ray, Dixy Lee
ca. 1970s
10/4
Wallace, George C. (Alabama)
ca 1972
Representatives
10/5
Berentson, Buehl and Duane
1960-1983
10/6
Durkan, Martin
ca.1960s-1970s
10/7
Eldridge, Don
1961
10/8
Elicker, Charles
Elicker, Charles
10/9
Peterson, Lowell
Undated
10/10
Turner, Wally
Undated
10/11
Wanamaker, Pat
1965-1976
10/12
Wilson, Sim
Undated
Capitols
10/13
Olympia
ca.1961-1989
Washington
D.C.
ca. 1970s
10/14
General
Undated
10/15
Vietnam Memorial
ca. 1982-1985
Local
10/16
Lopez Island
July 1951
10/17
Oak Harbor
1965-1981
10/18
Seattle Mayors
ca. 1985
Parties
10/19
Democrats
ca.1960s-1970s
10/20
Republicans
ca. 1968
Scenic and Nature
Shots
Fauna
10/21
Birds
ca. 1960s-1970s
4
Birds
Undated
10/22
Cats
1964
1967
1971
10/23
Dogs
1961
1964
10/24
Domesticated Animals
ca. 1960s-1980s
10/25
Fish
ca. 1967
4
Fish
Undated
10/26
Humans with Animals, Dead and Alive
Undated
10/27
Spider Webs
Undated
10/28
Wild and Exotic Animals
Undated
Flora
10/29
Flowers
ca.1964-2002
10/30
Fruits, Vegetables, and Mushrooms
1963-1975
10/31
Grasses
ca.1958
4
Flowers, fruits, and grasses
Undated
10/32
Leaves
ca.1964
4
Seeds
Undated
10/33
Trees, Tesche’s Corner
Undated
4
Trees in snow
Undated
10/34
Wood
1964-1983
Landscapes
10/35
Architectural Features
Undated
4
Architecture
Undated
10/36
Cultural Features
ca. 1968
10/37
Cultural Items
ca. 1966
4
Cultural Items
Undated
10/38
Photographs of Ice
1971
10/39
Photographs of Snow
1966-1980
10/40
Vistas
1989
10/41
Water
Undated
Schools and
Universities
Oak Harbor
Ceremonies
Graduation
11/1
Honor Students
Undated
11/2
Honor Students (negatives)
1973-1975
11/3
Individuals
Undated
11/4
Individuals (negatives)
Undated
11/5
General graduation assemblies
1960s
11/6
General graduation assemblies
1970s
5
Graduation assembly
Undated
11/7
Homecoming
1965-1973
Classroom
11/8
Junior High and High School
ca. 1969-1971
5
Classroom
Undated
11/9
Grade School
ca. 1963-1967
11/10
School Facilities
1967-1974
Student
Activities
Band
11/11
Grade School (Beginning Band)
ca. 1966-1974
11/12
High School
ca. 1974
11/13
Junior High
Undated
11/14
Kanopek, George
ca. 1970s
11/15
Stage
ca. 1970s
11/16
Stage
ca. 1970s
11/17
Cheerleaders and Drill Team
ca. 1960-1970
11/18
Choir
ca. 1966-1967
11/19
Drama
Undated
Students and Faculty
11/20
Administrators
ca. 1960s-1970s
11/21
Foreign Exchange Students
ca. 1965-1967
11/22
Grade School Students
ca. 1960s-1970s
11/23
Honor Students
1967-1973
11/24
Scholars
1965-1971
11/25
Other Schools
ca. 1960s-1989
Sports and
Recreation
12/1
Athletics
1971
Baseball
12/2
Junior League
1966-1972
12/3
Little League
ca. 1960-1970
Major
Leagues
12/4
California
ca. 1967
12/5
Mariners
Undated
12/6
Seattle Pilots
1969
5
Seattle Pilots game day
1969
12/7
Minor League
1966
1981
12/8
Oak Harbor
ca. 1965-1972
12/9
Women’s Softball
ca. 1966-1982
Basketball
12/10
Coupeville
1970-1971
12/11
Harlem Clowns
Undated
12/12
Junior League
1966
Major
Leagues
12/13
California
Undated
12/14
Seattle Sonics March
1971
12/15
Oak Harbor (1 of 3)
ca. 1967-1973
12/16
Oak Harbor (2 of 3)
ca. 1967-1973
12/17
Oak Harbor (3 of 3)
ca. 1967-1973
12/18
Officials
1972
Tournaments
12/19
Final Four
1968
1984
12/20
Girls’ Basketball
1978
12/21
State AAA Playoffs
1973
1984
12/22
State Basketball Finals
1965
12/23
2nd NWAAA
1974-1975
5
Men’s tournaments
Undated
12/24
Tri-District ‘B’ Schools
Feb 27, 1982
12/25
University of Washington
University of Washington
12/26
Bowling
1967-1968
12/27
Boxing
September 7, 1960
12/28
Crew
ca. 1971
12/29
Donkey Baseball (Oak Harbor)
Undated
Equestrian
12/30
Jumping
Undated
12/31
Racing
1982
Football
13/1
Junior League
1967-1968
Oak Harbor High
School
13/2
OHS football
Undated
5
OHS football
Undated
13/3
OHS football (1 of 2)
1963-1982
13/4
OHS football (2 of 2)
1963-1982
13/5
OHS football
1966
13/6
OHS football
1967-1968
13/7
OHS football
ca. 1982
13/8
Coach “Duck” Daughuty
Undated
13/9
Freshman Football
Undated
13/10
Mt. Vernon at Oak Harbor
Undated
13/11
Negatives
ca. 1960s-1970s
13/12
Stanwood High School, Coach Terry
Ennis
1971
University of
Washington
13/13
General
1951-1987
13/14
Class of 1948 Reunion
1973
5
University of Washington vs.
Minnesota
University of Washington vs. Minnesota
13/15
Players
ca. 1972
13/16
Sunny Six Killer (#6)
ca. 1972
13/17
UW vs. Stanford
October 9, 1971
Golf
13/18
Oak Harbor High school
ca. 1967
13/19
Nicholson/Palmer
Undated
13/20
Whidbey Golf and Country Club
ca. 1965-1982
Hunting and
Fishing
13/21
Deception Pass Boat Club
1966-1968
13/22
Derbies
Undated
13/23
Freshwater Fishing
Undated
13/24
General Fishing
Undated
13/25
Whidbey Sportsmen’s Clubhouse
1966
13/26
Hydro - “The Dutchman”
ca. 1966-1972
13/27
Motorcycling
Undated
Rodeos
13/28
At Freedonia
1961
13/29
Rodeos and Gymkanas
Undated
14/1
Stampede and Youth Horseback Riding
Competition
1967-1972
14/2
Stampede
1971-1972
14/3
Special Edition
August 1975
5
Rodeo
Undated
14/4
Soccer
Undated
14/5
Tennis
1965-1968
5
Anacortes tennis
Undated
14/6
US Pony Club Rally
July 1971
14/7
Whidbey Rooster Tails
ca. 1973-1974
Track and Cross
Country
14/8
High School
1965-1982
14/9
UW
June 13, 1971 - June 15 1971
14/10
Volleyball
Undated
14/11
Wrestling, Oak Harbor High School
1966-1973
Transportation
14/12
Boats
1968-1985
5
Ferry
Undated
14/13
Cars
1965-1990
5
Trucks
Undated
14/14
Planes
1963-1978
Travel
Domestic
14/15
California
ca. 1967
14/16
Montana
ca. 1978
14/17
New Orleans
1970-1971
14/18
New York
ca. 1964-1985
14/19
North Dakota
ca. 1990s
14/20
Washington State
Undated
Foreign
14/21
Budapest and Prague
June 1994
14/22
Canada
1966
China
14/23
Artifacts
1980-1985
14/24
Buildings
1980-1985
14/25
General (negatives)
1980-1985
14/26
Landmarks
1980-1985
15/1
People (1 of 3)
1980-1985
15/2
People (2 of 3)
1980-1985
15/3
People (3 of 3)
1980-1985
15/4
Transportation
1980-1985
15/5
Copenhagen, Denmark (negatives)
October 1983
15/6
Egypt
September 1983 - October 1983
15/7
Egypt (negatives)
October 1983
England and
Ireland
15/8
Artifacts
September 1989 - October 1989
15/9
Buildings and Landmarks
September 1989 - October 1989
15/10
People
September 1989 - October 1989
15/11
Germany
1994
15/12
Greece
1983
15/13
Greece (negatives)
1983
15/14
India and Pakistan
March 1987
15/15
Israel
ca. 1982-1983
15/16
Israel, Dead Sea Scrolls (negatives)
October 1983
15/17
Israel, general (negatives)
October 1983
15/18
Israel, Jerusalem (negatives)
October 1983
15/19
Italy
ca. 1983
16/1
Japan
1985-1986
16/2
Korea
1985
16/3
Philippines
Undated
16/4
Russia
1991
16/5
Taiwan
1985
Thailand
16/6
General
1986
16/7
People
1986
Washington Newspaper Publisher’s
Association (WNPA)
Meetings
16/8
Ferndale, WA
1973
16/9
Hot Springs, Arkansas
ca. 1974
16/10
Issaquah, WA
August 1974
16/11
New Orleans
November 1971
16/12
Oak Harbor
Undated
16/13
Olympia, WA
September 1971
16/14
Orcas Island-Rosario
August 1972
16/15
Portland, OR
July 19, 1972
16/16
University of Washington
1968
Visits
16/17
Campbell River, B.C.
ca. 1980’s
16/18
Concrete
1972
16/19
Eastern Washington
ca. 1971-1972
16/20
Mount Vernon
1972
16/21
Newport, WA
ca. 1971-1972
16/22
Pomeroy
ca. 1971-1972
16/23
Palouse and Colfax
1971-1972
16/24
Puyallup and Kent
1971-1972
16/25
Skamania and Camas
1971-1972
16/26
Toppenish, WA
1971-1972
16/27
Wapato
1971-1972
16/28
White Salmon and Bingen
1971-1972
17
Unidentified negatives
undated (ca. 1960-1990)
18
Unidentified negatives
undated (ca. 1960-1990)
Subseries
2
Proof Sheets from the Whidbey
News-Times
1966-1987
(bulk
1970-1986)
Most proof sheets include corresponding
negatives Subjects include high school sports, local people, and events on
Whidbey Island and in Oak Harbor through the early to mid-1980s.
19/1
Proof Sheets
1966-1969
19/2
Proof Sheets (1 of 3)
late 1970s-early 1980s
19/3
Proof Sheets ( of 3)
late 1970s-early 1980s
19/4
Proof Sheets (3 of 3)
late 1970s-early 1980s
19/5
Proof Sheets (1 of 6)
early 1980s-mid 1980s
19/6
Proof Sheets (2 of 6)
early 1980s-mid 1980s
19/7
Proof Sheets (3 of 6)
early 1980s-mid 1980s
19/8
Proof Sheets (4 of 6)
early 1980s-mid 1980s
19/9
Proof Sheets (5 of 6)
early 1980s-mid 1980s
19/10
Proof Sheets (6 of 6)
early 1980s-mid 1980s
20/1
Proof Sheets (1 of 5)
early-mid 1980s
20/2
Proof Sheets (2 of 5)
early-mid 1980s
20/3
Proof Sheets (3 of 5)
early-mid 1980s
20/4
Proof Sheets (4 of 5)
early-mid 1980s
20/5
Proof Sheets (5 of 5)
early-mid 1980s
20/6
Proof Sheets
May 1982 - August 1982
20/7
Proof Sheets
September 1982 - December 1982
20/8
Proof Sheets (1 of 2)
January 1983 - March 1983
20/9
Proof Sheets (2 of 2)
January 1983 - March 1983
20/10
Proof Sheets (1 of 2)
April 1983 - June 1983
20/11
Proof Sheets (2 of 2)
April 1983 - June 1983
20/12
Proof Sheets (1 of 2)
July 1983 - September 1983
20/13
Proof Sheets (2 of 2)
July 1983 - September 1983
20/14
Proof Sheets
October 1983 - December 1983
20/15
Proof Sheets (1 of 2)
ca. 1983-1984
20/16
Proof Sheets (2 of 2)
ca. 1983-1984
21/1
Proof Sheets
ca. 1983-1984
21/2
Proof Sheets
January 1984 - March 1984
21/3
Proof Sheets (1 of 2)
April 1984 - June 1984
21/4
Proof Sheets (2 of 2)
April 1984 - June 1984
21/5
Proof Sheets (1 of 2)
July 1984 - September 1984
21/6
Proof Sheets (2 of 2)
July 1984 - September 1984
21/7
Proof Sheets
October 1984 - December 1984
21/8
Proof Sheets
January 1985 - March 1985
21/9
Proof Sheets
April 1985 - June 1985
21/10
Proof Sheets
July 1985 - September 1985
21/11
Proof Sheets (1 of 2)
October 1985 - December 1985
21/12
Proof Sheets (2 of 2)
October 1985 - December 1985
21/13
Proof Sheets
January 1986 - March 1986
22/1
Proof Sheets
April 1986 - June 1986
22/2
Proof Sheets
July 1986 - September 1986
22/3
Proof Sheets (1 of 2)
October 1986 - December 1986
22/4
Proof Sheets (1 of 2)
October 1986 - December 1986
22/5
Proof Sheets
January 1987 - June 1987
Subseries
3
Mock-ups from the Whidbey
News-Times
1974-1987
6
Photo page mockups, subjects are samplings of photo
pages created by Funk
ca. 1974-1987
Subseries
4
Textual Materials
1890-2001
(bulk
1961-2001)
Art
Artists
The Beatles
23/1
Correspondence re visit to Seattle
1966
23/2
Magazine articles
1980-1995
23/3
Benjamin, Max
1980-1991
23/4
Crisp, Quentin
1985-1997
23/5
de Llamas, Don
1994-2001
23/6
Frost, Russell and Betty
ca. 1982-2000
23/7
Gunter, Jack
1988-1991
23/8
Hale, Bob
Undated
23/9
Klennert, Dan
1991-1996
23/10
Lawrence, Jacob
Lawrence, Jacob
23/11
Luster, Al
1980
23/12
McCracken, Philip
1978-2001
23/13
Rolling Stones, The
1981 October
23/14
Turpin, Anthony
1965-1979
23/15
Utley, Windsor
1990
23/16
Centrum
1985-2001
23/17
Correspondence
1975-2000
23/18
Congressional Arts Competition
1983-1990
23/19
Local artists/artwork
Undated
1988
23/20
Museums and Galleries
1979-2001
23/21
“Northwest Arts”
1983-1986
23/22
Senate Murals
1981-2001
23/23
Washington State Arts Alliance
1982-2001
Washington State Arts Commission
23/24
Appointments
1961-1986
23/25
Correspondence
1976-1999
23/26
Governor’s Arts Award
1964-1995
23/27
Manual and Meeting Book
1961-1981
23/28
Minutes, Agendas, Updates and Rosters
1980-1985
23/29
Newsletters
1978-1991
23/30
Other Information
1984-1985
23/31
Programs
1981-1986
23/32
Reports
1979-1983
23/33
Sunset Review of the Arts Commission
1984
Businesses
23/34
Corporate Philanthropy Reports
1986-1988
23/35
Everett Trust and Savings Bank
1975-1976
23/36
General
1971-1978
23/37
Hospitals
1978-1989
23/38
Puget Sound Industrial Development
Council
1965-1970
23/39
Washington Generals
Undated
23/40
Whidbey Broadcasting Service, Inc.
1984-1989
23/41
Whidbey Island Newspapers
1890-1979
Whidbey News
Times
23/42
Correspondence
Undated
1965-2000
23/43
General
1979-1988
23/44
Journals
1967-1968
23/45
Journals
1970
23/46
Whidbey Stationers
1987-1989
Events
24/1
Booth Gardner visit to NAS Whidbey
1986
24/2
General
1965-1995
24/3
Mt. St. Helens
1980
2000
Performing
Arts
24/4
Dance
1984
1991
24/5
Music
1965-1996
24/6
Theater Programs
1983-2000
Whidbey
Playhouse
24/7
Correspondence
1966-2000
24/8
Financial information
1973-1983
24/9
General
1966-1994
24/10
Mortgage retirement drive
1984
24/11
Programs
1969-1991
24/12
Queen Elizabeth II’s visit to Seattle
1983
24/13
Speeches/Talks/Emcee work
1956-1978
24/14
Historical Information
1986-1998
Military
24/15
Coast Guard
1979
Navy
24/16
A-6 Aircraft
1979-1980
24/17
Base Closure
1991
24/18
Change of Command
1966-1988
24/19
Correspondence
Undated
1966-1995
24/20
General
1975-2001
24/21
Global Strategy Discussion
June 1972
24/22
Homecoming from China
2001
24/23
Invitations and Programs
Undated
1969-1988
24/24
Lists of personnel
1940-1980
24/25
Miss NAS
1966
24/26
NAS Whidbey directories and guides
(unofficial)
Undated
24/27
USS Whidbey
1981-1983
Navy League
24/28
13th Region South
Undated
1974-1977
24/29
Commanding Officer for a Day
1970
24/30
Conventions
1966-1982
24/31
Cost Reduction Luncheon
June 4, 1970
Correspondence
24/32
Correspondence
1967-1975
24/33
Correspondence
1976-2000
24/34
General
1972-2000
24/35
Invitations and Announcements
1975
1977-1979
1989
1991
24/36
Membership
1966-1976
24/37
Membership
1976-2000
25/1
Minutes
1979-2000
25/2
“Now Hear This!”
1974-1979
25/3
Oak Harbor Area Council
Undated
1974-1979
1
Navy League scrap book
1974-1975
2
Navy League scrap book
1975-1976
3
Navy League scrap book
1978-1979
25/4
“Over and Out”
1972-1979
25/5
Programs
1966-1998
25/6
“The Quarter Deck”
1980-1996
25/7
“Sea Power”
1975-1979
25/8
U.S. Marine Band
1978
25/9
“The Word”
1974-1975
People
25/10
Correspondence
1966-2000
25/11
General
1974-1999
25/12
Recommendations
1983-1987
Places
25/13
Anacortes
1961
1972
1978
2001
25/14
Coupeville Cemetery
1969
25/15
Island County United Way
1970-1984
1988
25/16
Mount Baker Area Council, Boy Scouts
1969
1977
Oak Harbor
25/17
All American City Award
1988
Chamber of
Commerce
25/18
Citizen of the Year
1976
25/19
General
1965-1988
25/20
Organizations
1966-1967
1970
1974
1976-1977
25/21
Rotary Club
2000-2001
25/22
Skagit County, Skagitonians to Preserve
Farmland
1995-1996
2000
25/23
Whidbey/Fidalgo, general information
ca. 1990
25/24
Whidbey Island: “Spindrift Two”
1986-1987
Politics
25/25
Board of Commissioners (Island County)
1986
25/26
County Commissioner, Christiansen, R.W.
1980
25/27
Correspondence
1965-1996
25/28
Democratic National Convention
1964
25/29
General
Undated
1995
25/30
Island County
1968-1988
Politicians
25/31
Cherberg, John
1984-1989
25/32
Corcoran, Brian
1971-1978
25/33
Evans, Dan
1965-1976
25/34
Gorton, Slade
1972-1999
Jackson,
Henry
25/35
Correspondence
1969-1977
25/36
Foundation
1985-1988
25/37
Magnuson, Warren
1961-1989
25/38
Nixon, Richard
1969-1973
25/39
Stafford, Charles
1969-1975
25/40
Swift, Al
1978-1994
25/41
Wanamaker, Pat
1970-1976
25/42
Wilson, Sim
1982
25/43
Republican Central Committee (Island
County)
1973-1987
25/44
Sheriff’s Race
1974
25/45
Washington D.C. trip
1972-1973
Schools and
Universities
Coupeville
25/46
Correspondence
1967-1978
25/47
General
1970-1981
25/48
Enrollment
1972-1980
25/49
General Correspondence
1973-1984
Oak Harbor
25/50
Elementary Schools correspondence
1987
1996
25/51
Financial
1968-1981
25/52
General
1971-1990
25/53
High School correspondence
1965-1978
25/54
High School Commencement Programs
1964-1974
25/55
Junior High School correspondence
1977
25/56
Skagit Valley College correspondence
1974
1989-2001
25/57
University of Washington correspondence
1966-1988
25/58
Western Washington State College
correspondence
1958
1969
Sports and Recreation
Baseball
25/59
General
1961-1974
25/60
Seattle Pilots
1969-1982
25/61
Basketball
1966-1972
25/62
Football
1962-1987
25/63
General
1971-1986
25/64
Horse Racing (Longacres)
1971
25/65
Track and Field, Oak Harbor
1965
1966
1972
Travel
25/66
Boston
1976
England
25/67
General
1982
1986
26/1
Guides and Maps
1986
26/2
Travel Journal
1986
26/3
General
1980-1999
26/4
Germany
Undated
Ireland
26/5
General
1982-1985
26/6
Journal
1982
26/7
Menus
ca. 1982-1985
26/8
New York
1985
Russia (Lomanosov)
26/9
Correspondence
1991-1992
26/10
General Information
1988-1991
26/11
Journal
1991
26/12
Washington, D.C.
Undated
Washington State Trade
Mission
26/13
Asia
1985
China
26/14
General Information (1 of 2)
1978-1979
26/15
General Information (2 of 2)
1978-1988
26/16
Journal
Undated
26/17
China, Hong Kong, and Tokyo
1980
26/18
Egypt
1983
26/19
Egypt, Israel, Greece, and Rome
journal
October 1983
26/20
Egypt, Israel, Greece, and France
1983
26/21
Greece
1983
26/22
Israel
1983
26/23
Japan
1985
26/24
Korea
1985
26/25
Thailand
1985
Washington Newspaper Publisher’s
Association (WNPA)
27/1
Contests
1959-1974
27/2
Conventions
1969-1979
27/3
Correspondence
1965-2000
27/4
General information
1958-1997
27/5
Newsletters
1969
1972
1975
1978-1979
1982
Subseries
5
Newspaper Articles
1917-2004
(bulk
1970-1983)
Articles are from the Whidbey News-Times,
with two noted exceptions. Articles provide extra information on photographs in
previous sub-series, and follow the same subject arrangement.
Arts
Artists
28/1
Beatles
1966-1999
28/2
Lennon, John
December 10, 1980
28/3
Lewis, Wayne, Whidbey Island Sculptor
October 30, 1985
28/4
Rolling Stones
October, 1981
28/5
Island County Historical Society
Museum
September 15, 1989
Businesses
28/6
Harbor Airlines
ca. 1978
28/7
Island Savings bank silver anniversary
July 7, 1982
Whidbey
News-Times
28/8
Awards
ca. 1981
28/9
Editorials by Wallie Funk
November 4, 1968 - April 18, 2001
28/10
History
July 20, 1978
28/11
Temporary Staff
March 24, 1977
Events
Accidents and
disasters
28/12
Coupeville antique store fire
April 5, 1979
28/13
Mt. St. Helens
April 9, 1980
May 21, 1980
28/14
School District 201 bus compound fire
March 8, 1973
28/15
Storm
February 15, 1979
Community
28/16
Tent Revival
August 26, 1976
28/17
Water tower demolition
March 23, 1972
Fairs, Festivals, and
Dances
28/18
Holland Happenings
May 2, 1974
May 6, 1976
April 12, 1979
Undated
Holidays
28/19
Fourth of July
July 11, 1974
28/20
Miss Merry Christmas
December 7, 1972
December 6, 1973
1977
Nature
28/21
The Great Penn Cove Whale Hunt of 1970
August 13, 1970
August 24, 1983
28/22
“A Whale of a Hail for a Hale Whale” about Namu the
whale
July 29, 1965
28/23
Whales captured, ‘Lolita’ and others
1970-2000
Performing Arts
Music
2824/
Seattle Philharmonic
January 27, 1977
28/25
Seattle Symphony
November 3, 1980
Theater
28/26
“Annie”
July 16, 1980
Whidbey
Playhouse
28/27
Financial Information re funding of
building
April 15, 1981
August 31, 1983
Productions
28/28
“The Lion in Winter”
November 7, 1974
28/29
“Man of La Mancha”
November 7, 1979
28/30
“South Pacific”
December 10, 1980
28/31
“Wind Between the Hours”
February 22, 1973
Military
Coast Guard
28/32
U.S. Coast Guard
March 22, 1979
Navy
28/33
Change of Command
January 26, 1981
Community
Outreach
28/34
NAS Air Fair
September 23, 1971
Homecomings
28/35
Knightriders Home
November 30, 1972
28/36
Back to “The Rock” from ocean-hopping Kitty
Hawk
February 27, 1980
28/37
VAQ-131 and VAQ-196
June 14, 1973
Navy Personnel
28/38
Bull, Lyle
February 23, 1983
Vehicles
Ships
28/39
USS Whidbey
June 15, 1983
Visits
28/40
J. William Middendorf, II, Secretary of Navy
visits NAS Whidbey
August 15, 1974
Navy League
Awards
28/41
Funk, Wallie
October 23, 1975
28/42
Kerr, Daryl
July 16, 1980
28/43
Vanderzicht, John
May 25, 1972
28/44
Convention in Washington, D.C.
April 19, 1973
28/45
OH Navy League ‘comes of age’
March 10, 1977
People
Men
28/46
Cusworth, Ray
December 10, 1980
28/47
Funk, Wallie, article in the Anacortes American re
the donation of his materials to various repositories
January 21, 2004
28/48
Howard, Patrick
August 19, 1971
28/49
Stroops, Vince
October 21, 1981
Groups
28/50
Meeter Golden Anniversary (Jack and
Gladys)
January 26, 1978
Women
28/51
Inez, Viva
October 21, 1981
Places
Coupeville
Buildings
28/52
Island County Jailhouse
June 21, 1979
North Whidbey
28/53
Deception Pass Bridge
July 23, 1985 - July 24, 1985
Farms
28/54
Christensen, Henning
June 28, 1979
28/55
Muzzall Dairy Farm
July 20, 1972
28/56
Whidbey’s Timber Industry
October 4, 1979
Oak Harbor
28/57
Chamber of Commerce
October 27, 1980
28/58
Christian Reformed Church 75th
Anniversary
July 14, 1977
28/59
Marina opening
September 5, 1974
28/60
Oak Harbor News, photocopy of front
page
December 28, 1917
Organizations
28/61
Rotary Club
April 16, 1986
Politics
National
Congressmen
28/62
Swift, Al
September 21, 1978
November 2, 1978
November 1, 1982
Presidents
28/63
Carter, Jimmy
ca. 1977
December 18, 2002
28/64
Ford, Gerald R.
September 11, 1975
28/65
Johnson, Lyndon B.
January 25, 1973
28/66
Nixon, Richard M.
November 9, 1972
January 18, 1973
State
Governors
28/67
Evans, Dan
March 23, 1972
October 26, 1972
November 2, 1972
November 2, 1983
28/68
Gardner, Booth
August 13, 1986
28/69
Ray, Dixy Lee
March 22, 1979
March 29, 1979
Representatives
28/70
Wilson, Sim
November 1, 1982
Senators
28/71
Jackson, Henry M. (includes 'In memory,' by
Funk)
Oct. 9, 1959
April 19, 1973
April 23, 1973
Jan. 24, 1974
November 1, 1982
Sept.7, 1983
28/72
Wanamaker, F. Pat
November 18, 1976
Local
28/73
Board of Commissioners, Island County
November 5, 1986
28/74
County Commissioner, R.W. Christiansen
October 26, 1978
Mayors
28/75
Ellis, Ray O.
January 13, 1972
28/76
Koetje, Al
June 24, 1976
28/77
Queen of England visit to Seattle
March 9, 1983
Schools
Oak Harbor
28/78
Honor Students
May 31, 1973
June 6, 1974
New High
School
28/79
Planning
August 10, 1972
28/80
Construction
September 6, 1973
28/81
School Facilities
July 5, 1973
Sports and
recreation
Football
Oak Harbor High School
28/82
“The Final Whistle”
1973
28/83
Vanderzicht, John, Oak Harbor H.S. football
announcer
September 6, 1979
August 20, 1980
Golf
28/84
Jack Nicklaus: King of Pro Golf
January 31, 1974 - February 3, 1974
28/85
Whidbey Golf and Country Club
April 22, 1965
May 7, 1970
May 24, 1973
Rodeos
28/86
Stampede
August 2, 1973
28/87
Wrestling, Oak Harbor High School
February 22, 1973
Travel
Washington State Trade Mission
28/88
Series on trip to China
May 7, 1980
May 14, 1980
May 21, 1980
May 28, 1980
June 11, 1980
July 16, 1980
January 7, 1981