Aberdeen High School - Tiger Tracks Yearbook (Aberdeen, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1973 volume:

We Are the Dreamers of Dreams” Tiger Tracks Aberdeen High School Aberdeen, Idaho Volume 56, 1973 2 The Seniors of 1972-73 are dedicating their annual to Mr. Walter Isaak. He has advised and guided their class through four years of floats, proms, and plays. He is a friend to all of the students of Aberdeen High School, but especially to the Seniors. Thank you, Mr. Isaak. HOMEC “fcqrciap? OMING Spirit spread throughout the entire student body during Home- coming Week. Each day the students dressed up in silly arti- cles of clothing. Monday was sock and tie day. Tuesday clothes were worn backwards. Jewelry, unmatched shoes, and other strange accessories adorned the hands and feet of the stu- dents on Wednesday. On Thursday the students wore a combi- nation of the clothing from the three previous days. Friday was black and orange day. Thursday evening the students assembled in front of the school for the Snake Dance. They ran through the streets of Aberdeen yelling and shouting victory cheers. The Snake Dance ended at the site of the bon-fire. The wood which each class had collected was burned, forming a funeral pile for the bear ef- figies made by each class. On Friday an assembly was held. Each class put on short vic- •tory-and spirit-boosting skits, trying to add a few last points towards winning the spirit stick. Finally the spirit stick was presented to the junior class. The happy juniors' smiles turned to frowns when later they learned that there had been an error in the addition of points and they had to give the spirit stick up to the seniors. After a fine parade, the long awaited game finally arrived Friday evening. Our football team played a terrific game a- gainst a very tough team—the Bear Lake Bears. Cheered on by screaming cheerleaders, pep club, and rabid fans, the Tigers won 31-15. Fine entertainment at halftime was provided by the band and drill team. Class floats paraded around the field, presenting the candidates for Homecoming Queen and attend- ants, as the band played victory music. The following night was the Homecoming Dance. Orange and white decorations played up the theme song, For All We Know. The ARS Nova played for the dancing. The suspence leading to the coronation was finally broken when Glenda Huntsinger was crowned Queen of Homecoming. Her attendants were: Sheri Poulson, junior attendant; Jan Wahlen, sophomore attendant; and Melanie Pierce, freshman attendant. Randy Mitchell was presented the Player of the game award. During intermission Marie Duffin sang the theme song, accom- panied by Corinne Taylor. Homecoming, 1972, was a fabulous and memorable week for the students of A. H. S. 5 GAME DANCE sn “SADIE HAWKINS” Sadie Hawkins, sponsored by the sophomores, is the grubby dance of the year. Everyone arrives in his worst and makes at least one trip to Marry in' Sam and Sadie, Girls get the dates for this Dogpatch Prance, as boys wait shyly to be asked, (it says here, ) This year's Li'1 Abner and Daisy Mae are Linda Gardner and Kerry Poulson. (above) The Juniors present REBEL WITHOUT A CAUSE The Junior class presented the play: REBEL WITHOUT A CAUSE. Characters in the play were: Sheri Poulson-The Woman, Richard Adams- Buzz, Jack Poulson-Jim, Rod Mitchell-Officer Mullen, Debbie Thompson-Judy, Mike Cardona-Plato, Virginia Larsen-Mrs. Davis, Monte Pierce- Ray, Lynn Kendall-Mr. Stark, Lois Clarborg-Mrs. Stark, Linda Parrish-Grandma, Kathy Davidson-Belle, Christine Johnson-Miss Hannington, Karen Bartholoma-Lecturer, Kirk Walters-Crunch, Clint Armstrong-Goon, Martin Chandler- Moose, Pam Hurd-Helen, Leslie Driscoll-Millie, Glen Muirbrook-Mr. Brown, Valerie Christiansen-Mrs. Brown, Wade Savage-Officer, and Janiel George-Policewoman. To the LEFT: scene of the lecture; police station; Mr. Quistad, Mrs. Harder, and Mr. Nelson (Advisors), John Bollwinkle (lighting director), and Debbie McNeil (Assistant to the assistant), and Debbie Fehringer(understudy and promptor). NOT SHOWN Bettilee McPeek, student director. BELOW: Courtroom scene and mobbing scene. POINTING TOWARD GRADUATION Every year a certain part of the music-makers sings the last chorus of the school song and turns its thoughts and plans beyond the big green house. Crazy antics, skipping classes, research papers, winning games, bus rides, and equations have somehow combined and suddenly there stands an impressive group of men and women. We'll never forget the special music that was theirs along. PO WDER U F F On the evening of September 13, the senior girls met the junior girls in a fiery classic, the Powder Puff Football Game, Although the class of '74 won 20-6, both teams showed great fighting spirit. During the pre- game assembly, team members and Mr. Inman's wig were introduced. See below. HARVEST BALL A Tradition at Aberdeen High is the choosing of an F. F. A. Sweetheart. After a week of frantic voting Wendy McNeil was chosen as 1972-1973 Sweetheart, and was crowned at the Harvest Ball. Wendy McNeil F.F.A. Sweetheart If music be the food of love, play on. JUNIOR MISS Ronita Brown Crowned 1972 Aberdeen junior Mi A Pretty A Melody' ABOVE - Ronita Brown, Junior Miss, UPPER LEFT - Yvonne Pierce - 1st Runner Up, Poise and Appearance, Talent. LOWER LEFT - Penny Phillips, Spirit of Junior Miss. UPPER RIGHT - Kim Bollwinkel, 2nd Runner Up, Physical Fitness. LOWER RIGHT - Janice Jackson, Academics. The purpose of the Junior Miss Pageant is to encourage those talents and activities among teenage girls that are most to be admired. The girl chosen then represents all the girls. This year twenty senior girls participated in a sparkling display of talent that included singing, reading, ballet, sew- ing, cooking, painting, and playing the piano and guitar. The twenty girls are pictured above. Front row: Patty Stecklein, Vickie Lowder, Christy Duffin, Penny Phillips, Bonnie Wood, Dian Larsen, Janice Jackson, Karen Mayer, Sandra Wride, Carla Westover. Back row: Peggy Orgill, Kathy Phillips, Annette Wallace, Denise Peck, Yvonne Pierce, Ronita Brown, Debra Hurd, Julie Christensen, Kim Bollwinkel, and Dorothy Wiebe. The ten finalists are shown center right. The five trophy winners are pictured at right and one of the physical fitness routines is shown below. The Pageant was sponsored by the Aberdeen JaCees who won a trophy for the most improved Pageant in the State. attVER. 1 John Bollwinkle makes a deadly undertaker. Layton Anderson, the Artful Dodger, takes poor Richard to the thieves. 'The wine of Love is music, and the feast of Love is song. Melanie Pratt sings Nancy. 16 The thieves' kitchen appropriately full of thieves. Jan Wahlen, Annette Wallace and Gayle Ralphs. Ski club members are: Walter Isaak (Advisor), Dorothy Wiebe, Desiree Christensen, Janis Behrend, Susan Edwards, Mark Adamson, Rod Mitchell, Glen Muirbrook, Bruce Claunch, Kevin Martinsen, Ralph Powell, Craig Scott. FRONT ROW: Linda Parrish, Jan Wahlen, Marie Duffin, Mary Jane Warner, Vicki Tiezen, Diane Farnsworth, Scott Fames, Randy Hagar and Garth Lords. Ski club officers are: Walter Isaak (Advisor), Janis Behrend (Treasurer), and Glen Muirbrook (President). FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Officers; Ron Richard, Vice-President: Stan Harder, Secretary; Arnold Boldt, President; Monte Pierce, Treasurer; David Wood, Sentinel; and Dan Fehringer, S. B. Representative. F.F.A. of Aberdeen holds an enviable record. It has won the District Sweepstakes tro- phy two years in a row and Ron Richard was named the 1972 District Star Farmer. Welding, pest control, trips, and judging contests keep the farmers busy, as well as the tender loving care they give to their calves, pigs, sheep, and chickens. 20 TIGER CLUB One particularly interesting organ- ization in our school is the Tiger Club. Here those athletes that have lettered in a sport meet and do pushups, tell lies, weigh mus- cles, pop com, and pass out money. They also help sponsor the Home- coming Ball. Officers; Arnold Boldt, Vice-President; Mark Adamson, President; and Dan Fehringer, Sec ret ary-Treasurer. 21 CHOIR Without music life would be a mistake. The choir has been under the supervision of three fine teachers this year, Mr. Robert Melonuk, Mrs. Eleanor Thornley, and Mr. David Quistad. The choir has participated in many outstand- ing programs. They entertained the Aberdeen PTA, entered the Lake view Ward's Young Artist's Festival, sponsored the musical pro- duction of Oliver, as well as presenting the traditional concerts. Music Clinic and the District Music Festival are an important part of the music program. Richard Adams and Layton Anderson shared the title of student director. Accompanists were Annette Wallace, Jan Wahlen, and Mrs. Gayle Ralphs. 23 'T never heard so musical a discord. BAND . .such sweet thunder. ABOVE: The Concert and Marching Band which besides making concert appearances, performs at football games, the fair, and other events. RIGHT: The Pep Band-a great spirit-boosting addition to basketball games, rallies, and assem- blies. BELOW. RIGHT: The Concert Band performs at the Mini- dome. BELOW: Four Pep Banders make a mighty blow for Aber- deen High The following businesses salute the BAND for its outstanding contribution to the community 25 PEP CLUB The only organization in the school open to all girls is the Pep Club. This group provides a valuable service in promoting spirit at all times and providing top-notch support for the ath- letic teams. In their famous orange sweaters they make a solid block of roaring enthusiasm. This year the uniform was expanded to include black trousers as well as black skirts, thus enabling the girls to leap the ban- isters and charge the victorious Tiger teams in an orange and black flood. One of the choice highlights of the year is the annual all-night party which includes a night of games, entertainment, food, sleeplessness, and tears. This party is looked forward to by many red-blooded American-type boys who attempt to crash it with varying degrees of success. Officers are: President Kathleen Phillips, Vice President Dian Larsen, Secretary Carla YVestover, Advisors Mrs. Laveme Wood, and Mrs. Fay Huls, NOT PICTURED, Treasurer Penny Phillips, and Advisor Mrs. Anne Hand. HELP!!! It is both an honor and a re- sponsibility to be chosen to help in the office or the librar- y. Intelligence, willingness, and good humor are necessary to carry out the work that helps to keep the school running smoothly. Congratulations to office helpers shown CLOCK- WISE FROM THE LEFT, Bettilee McPeek, Gayle Ralphs (secretary), Karen Mayer, Rebecca Mann, Dinah Lewis, Kathy Pinkerton, Laurie Vollmer, Sandra Vargason, and Debra Hurd, who do typing, make dittomaster sheets, an- swer the phone, run errands, prepare the daily bulletin, pick up the absentee slips (to name just a few of their duties) and in their spare time, goof off. BELOW LEFT are library help- ers Martha Klassen, Mrs. Huls (librarian), Diana Lewis, and Sandra Vargason. These girls process new books, work at the circulation desk, file cards and magazines, shelve books, and do many other jobs. Helpers NOT PICTURED include Maude Sanborn, Linda Parrish, Bruce Hager and Bonnie Wood. Debate The members of the debate club this year are: Bruce Claunch, Lee Ann Claunch, Julie Christensen, Cindy Lindhartsen, Cindy Mosbrucker, Neil O'Brien, Blake Reynolds, Julie Reynolds, Paul Whyte, Janis Behrend, Yvonne Pierce, and Janee Hansen. The debaters attended the SEIC, Ricks, and District tournaments. The communications staff is under the supervision of Mr. McDermid and fur- nishes a real service to the school. Members help with preparing lighting and loudspeakers for special events, running projectors, and handling electrical problems that arise. Our thanks this year go to Scott Fames, Morgan Evans, and Marty Luther. Communications 27 ABOVE: 1973 edit- ors: Dian Larsen, Judy Jones, and Debbie Fehringer. AT LEFT: Elaine Hiebert admires Mr. Inman's wig as she buys the 50th annu- al. Arnold Boldt be- comes even sweeter with the candy he won for buying the 100th annual. The following businesses salute the ABERDEEN HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL. You Always Get Professional HELP From BARBARA'S BEAUTY SHOP fc-—. UNITED OIL Dee Corbridge PHILLIPS POWDER P GAME SEPT 13 'i Jerry's Oil Company Go First-Class! It Costs No More You'll Feel Like You're Flying With Fuel From ’5 AMERICAN Complete One-Stop Service GULLS AUTO PARTS It's Good Horse - Sense to Buy Your Spare Parts at GULLS DRILL TEAM Drill team members include, TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Karen Phillips, Mary Kay Thornley, Mary Jane Warner, Vicki Westover, Denise Peck, Elizabeth Scott, Kim Bollwinkel, Dian Larsen, and Penny Phillips. SITTING: Vanessa Verbeck, Bonnie Wood, Susie Brovyn, Janie Hansen, Mary Ann Perez, Debbie Thompson, Debbie Fehringer, Christine Johnson, Lois Glarborg, Melanie Pratt, Karen Duffin, Melanie Pierce, and Jan Vollmer. Marcia Reed, Rebecca Mann, Mary Ann Howard, Yvonne Pierce, Carla Westover, Sandra Hulkovich and Jane Houghland were not present for the picture. BELOW RIGHT Mrs. Wood (Advisor). Drill team officers are: Dian Larsen, Drill mistress; Christine Johnson, Assistant Drill mistress; Susie Brown, Wardrobe mistress; and Debbie Fehringer, Secretary. The drill team is selected in the spring for the following year. During the summer they participate in the July 24th parade. During school they drill during half-time of the football and basketball games, present the flag before the games, march in the Home- coming and SEIS parade. Participating in competitions were also on the drill team schedule. In order to earn money for their uniforms the team sold candy and light bulbs, worked in concession stands, had a car wash, had a cooked food sale, and sponsored a dance. In the spring they presented a revue, in which they did a collection of their drills. At the end of the year the members selected an ideal and outstanding Tigerette and had a banquet and slumber party. A few comments from the girls about drill team were: Talk ', Play with hair , Have fun , Get into fights , Exercise, exercise, exercise... , to which Mrs. Wood retorted, Not enough exercising! VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Cheer Queen Sarah Toevs Jan Wahlen Marie Duffin Susan Edwards ■PETvCUSSICm FOOTBALL ABERDEEN'S WINNING TEAM FIRST ROW: J. Anderson, T. Cardona, D. Maisch, G. Duffin, A. Boldt, R. Mitchell, G. Muirbrook, M. Adamson, L. Kendell, M. Cardona, K. Hoagland, M. Adamson. SECOND ROW: Coach Millward, J. Bollwinkel, B. Mitchell, T. Langenwalter, S. Behrend, Z. Buffi, T. Krehbiel, R. Wasia, T. Feld, K. Lords, K. Fehringer, S. Jones, N. O'Brien, T. Satterfield, Coach Hoagland. THIRD ROW: W. Summers, J. Poulson, F. Aguilar, R. Farrens, D. Anderson, C. Talbot, M. Buffi, M. Chandler, B. Claunch, R. Mitchell, D. Underwood, D. Fehringer. We give a special thanks to Richard Vanderford and Jeff Anderson, the team managers. 34 Coaches Millward and Hoagland Glen Muirbrook Lynn Kendell Glen Duffin Max Buffi Arnold Boldt John Maisch Mark Adamson David Maisch When you're surrounded by the enemy, a little prayer helps Rick Farrens Marty Chandler Scott Poulson Danny Fehringer Mike Cardona Zane Buffi Tracy Langenwalter Bruce Mitchell Tim Satterfield Jack Poulson Keith Lords Mike Adamson Steven Behrend Neil O'Brien Keith Fehringer Terry Krehbiel rs Kevin Hoagland Stuart Jones Wayne Summers Layton Anderson m, Tod Feld Kirk W alters 36 Good job, Tigers ABERDEEN TIGER SCHEDULE Aberdeen 8 Highland 32 Aberdeen 26 Preston 3 Aberdeen 33 Soda Springs 2 Aberdeen 31 Bear Lake 15 Aberdeen 17 Am. Falls 14 Aberdeen 0 Highland 20 Aberdeen 19 Snake River 6 Aberdeen 22 Marsh Valley 24 Aberdeen 42 Malad 12 6:1 Conference record. Three-way tie for first. We regret that we have no picture of Ricki Cornforth, another of our fine players This is what it's all about. Randy Mitchell, Quarterback. Home-Coming's Most Valuable Player Award Winner. Away Ends, no doubt? The Defense rests. 37 ABOVE: Coach Hoagland, Coach Skeen, and the Statisicion, Mr. Isaak. To the LEFT: Steven Hayes. I ii Max Buffi Jeff Isaak VARSITY BELOW: Richard Vanderford (Manager), Layton Anderson, Jeff Isaak, Glen Muirbrook, David Maisch, Steven Hayes, Max Buffi, Dan Fehringer, J. D. Farrens, Mike Cardona, Tim Satterfield, and Coach Hoagland. David Maisch J. D. Farrens Mike Cardona Layton Anderson Glen Muirbrook Tim Satterfield 40 BELOW: Coach Melvin Skeen, Wayne Summers (Manager), Russell Thurston, Zane Buffi, Terry Krehbiel, Keith Fehringer, Rick Farrens, Davy Underwood, Scott Poulson, Ray Duffin, Kevin Hoagland, Richard Vanderford (Manager) FRONT ROW: Coach Millward, Mark Wheeler, Cass Nichols, Victor Velasquez, Ray Sanchez, Craig Talbot, John Maisch, Ricki Cornforth. SECOND ROW: Shane Beck, Clay Thompson, Blake Dance, Brent Copeland, Efrain Velasquez, Keith Lords, Martin Chandler, Randy Wasia. THIRD ROW: Jeff Chandler, Dan Gneiting, Robert Wynn, Jesse Lucero, Craig Peck, Mickey Chandler, Tino Lucero, Ralph Powell. WRESTLING ABOVE: Craig Talbot and Ralph Powell, Victor Velasquez and Ray Sanchez, Keith Lords and Efrain Velasquez, ABOVE RIGHT: Dan Gneiting and Cass Nichols, Jeff Chandler and Clay Thompson, 43 ABOVE: Mark Wheeler and Robert Wynn; Tino Lucero; and Jesse Lucero and Shane Beck. ABOVE RIGHT: Mickey Chandler and Craig Peck; Blake Dance and Brent Copeland; Joe Rosas, Coach Millward and Craig Talbot holding the second place trophy they won at the SEIC tournament. 44 FOOTBALL Members of the Freshmen football team are, LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP ROW: Donald Jones (Manager) Blake Dance, Gary Krehbiel, Clay Poulson, Terrell Palmer, and Brad Shackelford. 2ND ROW: Mike Carter (Manager), Kenny McNeil, J.D. Hiebert, Jerry Hege, Bernard Judge, Chris Reed, Mark Wallace, and Shane Beck. 3RD ROW: Brett Gonzales, Brent Copeland, Lance Mitchell, Kyle Edwards, Mickey Chandler, Jay Cardona, and Don Jolly. Coach Mel Skeen was not present for the picture. FROSH Members of the Freshmen basketball team are, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jay Cardona, David Wedel, Russell Klempel, Gary Krehbiel, Kelvin Bowles, Bernard Judge, J.D. Hiebert, Jim Baugh, Clay Poulson, Mark Wallace, Randy Gambill, Kyle Edwards, Ernest Landvatter. SITTING: Jerry Hege (Manager), Coach Nelson, and Donald Jones (Manager). 45 BASKETBALL breaking state record! 10E' RE i3'REAC-!!! C-kACK cbacds MEMBERS OF THE GIRLS' TRACK TEAM ARE: Coach Dahl, Karen Mayer, Debra Hurd, Debbie Thompson, Renae Oman, Leslie Driscoll, Glenda Buffi, Judy Maisch, LeeAnn Claunch, Gloria Rosas, Sarah Toevs, Vicki Wheeler, Vicki Westover, Susan Edwards, Marie Duffin, Mary Kay Thornley, Connie Fames, Terry Winberg, Debbie Simonson, Kristin Kendall, Coach Owens, Janice Jackson, Vicki Tieszen, Denise Peck, Bonnie Wood, Karen Bartholoma, Julie Christensen, Diane Farnsworth, Kathleen Phillips, Arlynn Hammond. BELOW: Karen Bartholoma, and ArLynn Hammond, Denise Davidson and Gloria Rosas, and Valerie Christiansen. THE BOYS' TRACK TEAM INCLUDES: Davy Underwood, Glen Muirbrook, Max Buffi, Brian Fehringer, Rod Mitchell, Bruce Claunch, Coach Hoagland, Keith Fehringer, Richard Adams, Ronald Richard, Glen Duffin, Arnold Boldt, Mark Adamson, Craig Talbot, Ray Sanchez, Paul Whyte, and Bernard Judge. 47 ADMINISTRATION School policies are set by the school board and carried out by Superintendent Slane and Principal Inman. Mrs. Gayle Ralphs is Mr. Slane's secretary and maintains a very busy and helpful office. Schoolboard members are Mr. Chet Wahlen, Mr. Norman Jones, Mr. Elmer Isaak, clerk, Mr. Robert Knudsen, and Reverend Aaron Epp who was absent when these pictures were taken. and SCHOOL BOARD Verlyn Hoagland World History Speech Mini Course Girl's P.E. Boy's P. E. Basketball Track Pat Rowe Government Debate Mini Course Gloy Wride English IV Art Annual Advisor Twila Harder English I Earth Science Keith Price Mechanical Drawing Woodworking Veril Nelson Agriculture Frosh Basketball F.F.A. Clint Phillips Auto Mechanics Clarence Dahl English I Guidance Counselor 52 Tom Owens Biology Tom Young Geometry Trigonometry Algebra II Mike Peterson Typing II Shorthand I Shorthand II Office Occupation Ray Millward Speech Mini Course Boy's P.E. Football Baseball Wrestling Robert Melonuk Band Choir Girl's Chorus Vicki Hunter Algebra I General Math Walter Isaak Bookkeeping Typing I General Business A.E. McDermid Chemistry Algebra I Electricity Physics Fay Huls Librarian Ann Hand Speech Hearing Eleanor Thornley Band Choir Girl's Chorus Leon Adamson English II We regret that we do not have a picture of Mr. David Quistad or Mr. Leonard Ruff The following businesses salute the Aberdeen High School Student Council TERRY’S FARM AND BUILDERS SUPPLY All Your Building Needs DONOR: ABERDEEN FEED STORE Purina 54 CONDUCTING HARMONY Randy Mitchell Pres. First Sem. Mark Adamson Pres. Second Sem. J Student Council, the student arm of school government, meets twice each month to discuss student problems, activi- ties, and welfare. Advisors this year are Mrs. Huls and Mr. Rowe. Representatives from every class and organization in school comprise the council which has been especially busy this year with examining uniform changes for drill team (see above), varsity cheerleaders, junior varsity cheerleaders, not to mention petitioning the school board for a relaxing of the general dress code for all students. Randy Mitchell, the president, graduated at the end of the first semester and his position was then filled by Mark Adamson who had served as vice-president during the first semester. Yvonne Pierce Secretary Bruce Hager Treasurer STUDENT COUNCIL WHEELING AND... Keeping the wheels turning is the tremendous responsibility of John Wonderly, transportation supervisor. Neither snow or sleet nor black of night, nor water in the gas tank can halt him and the bus drivers in their appointed rounds. Shown above are David Copeland, Arvel Wheeler, Arveen Evan, Walter Isaak, and Lee Horning. BELOW are Clint Krehbiel, Ferd Dalke, Raeona Nugent, and Howard Kendall. AT RIGHT is Orfelio Perez, the man who keeps our building livable. 56 John Wonderly Freshman Class Officers; Mark Wallace, pres. (BOTTOM) Melanie Pierce, treas. , Kelly Talbot, sec., and Chris Reed, vice pres. Glenn Anderson Jim Baugh Shane Beck Wesley Callihan Elva Cardona Jay Cardona ERESWDET! Mikael Carter 58 L - ' I X I } Michael Chandler Lori Chappie R Gordon C launch Brent Copeland Blake Dance Brett Gonzales Karen Duff in Mike Hansen Kyle Edwards Jerry Hege Debbie Farrens J. D. Hiebert Denita Huutsingei Nedra Jackman Don Jolley Teresa Johns Stanley Jones Bernard Judge Kristen Kendell Janet Kiesling Armando Garcia Barbara George Sydney Hoagland Sandra Hulkovich Susan Johnson Donald Jones •f ( John Klassen v Jftt A Russel Klempel Kenny McNeil Janae Martinsen 59 Kelly Ann Talbot 60 Sherri Thomas We few—we happy few—we band of brothers. Beauty and brawn ride our Homecoming float. Soft music is sometimes hard. We regret that we have no pictures of Kitty Beddoes, Kelvin Bowles, or Tammy Carnahan Vicki Wilde Mark Wallace Terry Winberg David Wedel Peggy Wren Timothy Wheele Scott Yancey The still, sad music of humanity. Cindy Wilcox Connie Fames 61 SO'P'HOiDOTvES Sophomore Class Officers: Treasurer-Lance Shackleford, Secretary-Sherry Claunch, Vice-President-Ray Duffin, and our President-Susan Edwards. Jeans and buckles and cowboy boots----tight shirts, short skirts-wired teeth, rimmed glasses---the painted eye---grit, muscles, and a desire. Each at a time looks lonely at the world and gives a careful thought... not very long till it’s just you and I-and laughs. Don an Brake Glenda Buffi Susan Brown Steven Behrend Teresa Behrend 62 Denise Davidson Keith Fehringer Cheryl Hansen Debbie Kendall Clayton Funk Johnny King Kevin Hoagland Marcia Klassen Daniel Gneiting Donald Klempel Andria Gripentog Marianne Howard Bill Knudsen Bryan Hager Cheryl Isaac Terry Krehbiel 63 Cindy Mosbrucke Mary Ann Perez Scott Poulson Irene Scott 64 Jan Larsen Debra Phillips Lance Shackleford Merrill Nelson Karen Phillips Blake Reynolds Terri Shelman Blake Pierce Jesse Lucero Dwight O'Brien Kerwin Pierce Diane Short Cheryl Speth Judy Maisch Dotson Or gill Kerry Poulson Kenna Steinlicht Russell Thurston Sarah Toevs Davy Underwood The wise professor. Vicky Tiezsen Clay Thompson Mary Kay Thornley Richard Vanderford ThomasWaddoups JanWahlen Mary J ane Warner Julie Wasia Vicki Westover Gloria Rosas NOT PICTURED are Ricky Armstrong, Teresa Jones, Gerald Reynolds, and Linda Schroeder. Richard Adams Layton Anderson Clint Armstrong Karen Bartholoma Tressie Brake Martin Chandler Bobette Christiansen Leslie Driscoll Joseph Farrens Debbie Fehringer Tod Feld Janiel George 66 Neil Brown Scott Fames Lynn Ken dell Elaine Heibert Martha Klassen Jane Houghland Virginia Larsen Officers; Rod Mitchell—Vice-Pres. Debbie Thompson--Treas. Layton Anderson—Pres. Sheri Poulson—Secretary Lois Giarborg Arlynn Hammond Patricia Harris Ryan Hawes Bettilee McPeek Wendy McNeil Ricky Lowder David Maisch Pamela Hurd Christine Johnson Desirae King Cindy Lindhartsen Jeff Isaak Keith Lords 67 Doug Marley Kevin Martinsen Rod Mitchell Glen Muirbrook Maude Sanborn Tim Satterfield Wade Savage Fritz Schultz Neil O'Brien Linda Parrish Shawna Pierce Ralph Powell 68 Ranae Oman Sheri Sainz Kirk W alters Jeff Welch Debbie Thompson Victor Velasquez The cat's meow. Jocelyn Wallace Maik Wheeler Well, what's the excuse this time? Craig Scott Mary Shipley Kathleen Sorenson Corinne Taylor Steven Wheeler David Woods Robert Wynn We regret we have no pictures of Gordon Wilcox, Brian Fehringer, and Gary Johns. 69 Blaine Leisy Ambition: Yeah, a whole bunch! HEARD I Debbie Hurd Ambition: To be worse in college than 1 am now ! Sandra Wride Ambition: To be Elvis's lead- ing lady. Joy Gripentog Ambition: To make the world smile with me ! Shirleen Jones Dian Larsen Ambition: To adopt all the unwanted children in the world! Richard Cardona Ambition: To make my way Joe Behrend through the world inch by inch! SEN MUSIC Ambition: To Live in Utah 70 Karen Mayer Ambition: To get everything I want out of life, without asking for it! Max Buffi Ambition: To play ball the rest of my life, with a shape- ly companion as my team- mate ! Bonnie Woods To become the first woman driver of a Wonder Bread Truck! f f LA A A Stan Harder Ambition: YES! YOU Peggy Orgill Ambition: To live my life the way I want, not the way other people think 1 should. Wayne Summers Ambition: To be the boss Julie Christensen Ambition: To not let Life's question marks get me down. IORS not the bossed. Garth Lords: Ambition: To become a pro- fessional amateur! 71 Janice Jackson Dallen Anderson Sandra Vargason Ambition: To never be afraid Ambition: To never quit laugh- to look ahead. ing as long as the sun comes up. Diana Lewis Ambition: To live in Roy. David Nelson Ambition: To become im- pressed. 72 Carla Westover Ambition: To be happy and live each day as it comes. Keith Bronson I have things under control at all times. WAS MORE Dena Allred Ambition: To cut Keith's con- trol wires. Vicky Lou Low der Ambition: To find good in everybody and everything. Bruce G. Hager Ambition: To let Dian Larsen be the first one to ride in my limousine. Suzy Clayson Ambition: To reign as queen in the life of happiness. Laurie Vollmer Ambition: To fulfill my dreams—by leaving Aberdeen. rHAN MUSIC; Class Officers: Pres. -Steven Hayes Vice President-Keith Bronson Secretary-Glenda Huntsinger NOT SHOWN-Diane Gardner-Treas. Linda Vollmer Ambition: To make life bear- able for a certain person! Mark Adamson Ambition: To put off something that I'm not supposed to be doing till tomorrow. Jack Kramer Ambition: To never think of the future; it comes soon enough. Tom Cardona Ambition: To eat and drink. Christy Duff in Ambition: Today a dream of happiness, tomorrow a vision of hope. Dinah Lewis Ambition: To make the shoe of life more comfortable for Jeff. AND BREAD I 74 Debby Miller Ambition: To build baby moons, Morgan Evans Randy Wasia Ambition: To wrestle througl life with a shapely companion. Mary Barrett Ambition: To learn to stay out of THOSE kinds of situations! Kathy Pinkerton Ambition: To be chief male frisker of the Pinkerton Detective Agency! Glenda Huntsinger 'Teddy1 To become a 'lady wrestler' - by practicing! BROKE WITH YOU Kim Bollwinkel Marcia Reed 'Jo-Jo 75 'Life is a blast.. you just have to know where to look. Nickname -Bodink Steven Hayes: To have someone to look up to. Linnie Cardona Ambition: To have fifteen kids. Patti Stecklein Ambition: I always try to be myself, but sometimes being myself gets me into MR. PETERSON AND HIS UGLIES trouble. Salutatoriam Janice Jackson Kathleen Phillips Ambition: To climb the Penny Phillips Dorothy Wiebe Ambition: To smile upon Ambition: To run a race with the world and have it time and win. smile back. WAS MORE ladder to happiness taking one step at a time. Martha Rosas Ambition: To make Raquel Welch look like Twiggy. Barbara Anderson Ambition: To be Dean Martin's cue-card girl. Valedictorian: Steven Hayes GIRL'S STATERS: Yvonne Peirce, Ronita Brown. ALTERNATES: Julie 1 • I Annette Wallace To fly with Glen Glen Duffin ambition to fly with the greatest of ease. Kirk Stroschein THAN BREAD. Elizabeth Scott John Maisch Judy Jones 77 Arnold Boldt Ambition: Build a Diane Anderson Bruce Claunch Rita Harris better jeep. j arn a iover and have not Ricki Comforth Rebecca Mann Daniel Fehringer To change my name to Denise Peck Randy Hagar Allen Barlow Nipco, and sell fake ID s ..Big A1.. To make like sheep and 78 get the flock out of Aberdeen. Bruce Mitchell Martin Luther Yvonne Pierce Clay Shackelford You don't have to know how to sing; its the feeling you want to that makes the day a successful one. Nyle Thomley Boy s Staters: Ricki Comforth, Glen Duffin, Steven Hayes, Ronald Richards Max Buffi, and Randy Mitchell. Joel Bernard Craig Talbot Paul White Patty Marx My ambition is to try and help as many people as are sick in the world. 79 Aberdeen's Betty Crocker win- ner: Yvonne Pierce also four year WCTU speech winner. Randy Mitchell, To tell Mr. Dahl, I can't believe that And then prove it. Annetta Lindell ambition: To be a veterinarian. Steven Christensen Class of 73's honor students: Carla Westover, Christy Duffin, Annette Wallace, Ronita Brown, Kathy Pinkerton, Dorian Stoker, Julie Christensen, Yvonne Pierce. Joe Rosas Ronita Brown Ambition: Not to live without disturbing some- 80 onel Thane Nelson Ambition: To be a happy bachelor.. and teach my kids to do the same. Janie Hansen (Nelson) To dis- prove the theory that blondes have more fun! This page is dedicated in memory of four very dear friends of Aberdeen High School, whom we shall miss: Mr. John Sievers, Bobby Roland, Roby Saiz, and Chad Christiansen. 81 SENIOR TOP: Eyes - Diane Gardner and Glen Duffin. LEFT: Friendliest - Diane Gardner and Mark Adamson. ABOVE: Leadership - Dian Larsen and Randy Mitchell. RIGHT TOP: Most Likely to Succeed - Yvonne Pierce and Steven Hayes. CENTER RIGHT: Best musi- cians - Dorian Stoker and Annette Wallace. BOTTOM RIGITT: Poise - Randy Wasia and Glenda Huntsinger. TOP: Feet - Craig Talbot and Bonnie Wood. CENTER: Hands - Steven Hayes and Liz Scott. BOTTOM: Legs- Steven Hayes and Glenda Huntsinger. WHO’S WHO UPPER LEFT: Flirt - Kim Bollwinkel and Mark Adamson. LEFT: Hair - Esther Pena and Keith Bronson. TOP: Best look- ing - Allan Barlow and Diane Gardner. Cutest Couple - Glen Duffin and Annette Wallace. TOP LEFT: Walk - Dena Allred and Bruce Hager. TOP CENTER: Best Dressed - Clen Duff in and Christy Duffin. TOP RIGHT: Athletic - Randy Mitchell and Janice Jackson. RIGHT: Happiest - Janie Hansen and Mark Adamson. LOWER LEFT: Loudest - Dena Allred and Kirk Stxoschein. LOWER RIGHT: Personality - Diane Gardner and Mark Adamson. TOP LEFT: Physique and Figure - Randy Wasia and Glenda Huntsinger. TOP CENTER: Versatile - Dian Larsen and Randy Mitchell. TOP RIGHT: Most Popular - Randy Mitchell and Glenda Huntsinger. ABOVE: Smile - Laurie Vollmer. RIGHT: Laugh - Arnold Boldt and Bonnie Wood. BELOW RIGHT: Enthusiastic - Dian Larsen and Mark Adamson. MARK ADAMSON Tiger Club 2: Student Body Vice-Pres: Ski Club 2, 3: Tiger Club Pres 4; Jun- ior play; Football 3,4: Baseball 3,4; Jr. Sr. Prom King Candidate DENA ALLRED Pep Club 1, Debate 1; Choir 3,4 KIM BOLLW1NKEL Pep Club 1-4; Drill Team 1-4; Select Choir 3,4; Junior Play; Oliver ; Jun- ior Miss Candidate; Powder Puff 4 BARBARA ANDERSON Choir 3,4; Oliver ; Transfer from Nebraska 3 DALLEN ANDERSON Football 1-4 ALLEN BARLOW Basketball 2, 3; Football 2, 3 JOEL BARNARD Communications 4 MARY BARRETT Pep Club 1,2; Debate 2; Annual Staff 1,2; Powder Puff Football 4 JOE BEHREND Football 1, 2 ARNOLD BOLT F.F.A Pres.; Tiger Club vice-pres.; Ski Club council rep.; Football 1-4; Wrestling 3; Basketball 1. KEITH BRONSON Student Council 1-2; Senior class vice-pres.; Choir vice-pres.; Oliver ; Junior play committee RONITA BROWN Pep Club 1-2; Drill team 1; Student Council 1-4; Junior play; Declama- tion; Girl's State; Junior Miss for 1972-73 MAX BUFFI F.F.A 1-3; Tiger Club; Ski Club; Student Council 2, 3; Frosh class pres.; Junior play; Boy's state; Foot- ball 1-4; Baseball 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Track 1-4 RICHARD CARDONA Wrestling; Baseball 1; Home Ec. TOM CARDONA Student Council 3; Tiger Club 1; Football 1-4; Wrestling 2 JULIE CHRISTENSEN Pep Club 1-3; Drill Team 1; Select Choir 2; Junior play; Girl's State 1st alternate; Junior Miss Candidate; Annual Staff; Track 1; Powder Puff 4 STEVE CHRISTENSEN Football 1; Home ec. BRUCE CLAUNCH Tiger Club 3; F.F.A. 1; Select Choir 1; Debate 1; Football 1-3; Track 3,4 RICKI CORNFORTH F.F.A. 2-4; Tiger Club 2-4; Boy's State; Wrestle 2-4; Football 3,4 CHRISTY DUFFIN Pep Club 1-4; Ski Club 1; Soph. Jun. Secretary; Junior Miss Candidate; Annual Staff 4; Jr. Sr. Prom Queen; Homecoming candidate 2, 3 GLEN DUFFIN Tiger Club 2-4; Ski Club 2-4; F.F.A.; Jr. Class vice-pres.; Select Choir; Junior play; Boy's State; Foot- ball 1-4; Basketball 1; Wrestling 1; Track 2, 3; Li'l Abner MORGAN EVANS Debate 2-3; Communications; Foot- ball 1; Basketball 1 DANIEL FEHRINCER Junior Play; Football 1-4; Basketball 1- 4; Track 1-4; Jr. Sr. Prom King; Jr. Class Pres; Ski Club 2-3; Tiger Club RANDY GAMBLE Tiger Club 2-3; Junior Play; Football 3; Basketball 4; Baseball 1; Track 1 JOY CRIPENTOC Choir 1; Select Choir 1; Oliver ; Powder Puff Football, transfer from Nevada 4 BRUCE HAGER Ski Club 1; Choir 1; Student Body Treasurer; Alternate Mascot; Oliver Annual Staff; Basketball Manager 1 RANDY HAGER Ski Club; Wrestling 1; Football 1 JANIE HANSEN Pep Club 1-4; Drill team 4; Ski Club 2- 3; Debate 2-4; Declamation 2-4- Girl's State Alternate; Annual Staff 3- 4; Girl's Track 1; Powder Puff Foot- ball STANLEY HARDER F.F.A. 1-4; Journalism 1; F.F.A. Secretary 4 RITA HARRIS Art 2-4; Pep Club 1; Annual Staff 1; Powder Puff Football STEVEN HAYES Tiger Club 2-4; Student Council 1; Soph. Vice-Pres; Senior President; Junior Play; Debate 1; Communica- tions; Boy s State; Basketball 1-4; Baseball 1; GLENDA HUNTSINGER Pep Club 1-2; Choir 3-4; Sen. Class Secretary; Oliver ; Debate 1; Pow- der Puff football; Homecoming Queen; Soph, homecoming Candidate DEBRA HURD Junior Miss candidate; Powder Puff; Transfer from American Falls JANICE JACKSON Pep Club 1-4; Ski Club 1-4; Choir 3-4; Student Council 2-3; Oliver ; Junior Miss candidate; Annual Staff 3-4; Track 1-4; Powder Puff Football JUDY JONES Annual Staff 3-4; Editor 4 SHIRLEEN JONES Pep Club 1-4; Powder Puff Football 4 JACK KRAMER DIAN LARSEN Pep Club 2-4; Drill Team 2-4; Pep Club Vice-Pres. Drill Team Sec. 3; Drill Mistress 4; Annual Editor; Junior Play; Junior Miss; Annual Staff 3-4; Jr. Sr. Prom Queen Candidate; Miss Iceberg candidate; Jr. Sr. float chair- man. BLAINE LEISY Journalism; Home Ec. DIANA LEWIS Pep Club 4; Annual Staff 1 DINAH LEWIS Pep Club 2; Junior play; Annual Staff 1 ANNETTA LINDELL Transfer 4; Choir 1-4; Pep Club 3; Select Choir; Junior play; Annual Staff; Powder puff football; girl's basketball VICKY LINE Journalism; Art 2-3 LINNIE LISH Pep Club 1; Ski club 1; transfer from Marsh Valley GARTH LORDS Wrestling 1-3; Football 2-3 VICKY LOWDER Pep Club 3: Junior Miss; Powder Puff football MARTY LUTHER Communications 4; Transfer from California 4 DIANE GARDNER Senior Class treasurer; powder puff; Homecoming candidate 4; Transfer from Washington 3 JOHN MAISCH FFA 3; Tiger Club 2; Ski Club 2; Stu- dent Council 2; Football 4; Wrestling 3 REBECCA MANN Class Sec. 1; Pep Club 1-4; Drill 86 Team 2,4; Mascot 3; Homecoming Candidate 2; Ski Club 3,4; Choir 3; Debate 1 PATTY MARX Transfer 4; Home Ec. 4; Art 4 KAREN MAYER Transfer 3; Pep Club 4; Jr. Play; Jr. Miss; Powder Puff Football 4 CONNIE MCPEEK Pep Club 1; Powder Puff Football 4 DEBBIE MILLER Choir 4 BRUCE MITCHELL FFA; Football RANDY MITCHELL Student Body Pres. 4; Class Pres. 2; Boys State; Basketball 1-3; Football 1-4; Track 1-3; Baseball 1-3; FFA; Tiger Club 3, Sec.-Treas.; Jr. Play; Ski Club DAVID NELSON Football 1 THANE NELSON FFA 3; Student Council 1; Football 1 PEGGY ORCILL Pep Club 2; Jr. Miss candidate; Pow- der Puff Football 4 DENISE PECK Pep Club 2-4; Drill Team 4; Oliver ; Jr. Miss; candidate; Track 4 ESTHER PENA Pep Club 1-3; Choir 2-4 KATHLEEN PHILLIPS Pep Club 1-4; Pres. 4; Drill Team 3; Jr. Play; Girls Track 3; Jr. Miss can- didate; Student Council 4 PENNY PHILLIPS Drill Team 2; I. V. Cheerleader; Pep Club 1-4, Treas. 4; Jr. Miss Candi- date; Homecoming Attendant 1; Jr. Sr. Prom Candidate 3; FFA Sweet- heart Candidate 1 YVONNE PIERCE Drill Team 3,4; Pep Club 1-4; Student Council 1,2; Student Body Sec. 4; Girls State Delegate 3; Jr. Miss candi- date; Debate 1,2,4; Jr. Play; Select Choir 2-4; KATHY PINKERTON Pep Club 1,2; Drill Team 2; Jr. Play Student Director; Debate 2 MARCIA REED Drill Team 1,3,4. Asst. Drill Mistress 3, Sec.-Treas. 4; Pep Band 1-4; De- clamation 3; Powder Puff Football 4 RONALD RICHARD FFA 1-4, Vice Pres. 4, District Star Farmer 3; Football 1; Basketball 4; Track 2,4 JOE ROSAS FFA 1; Tiger Club 2; Wrestling 2-4; Track 1 MARTHA ROSAS Art 2-4 ELIZABETH SCOTT Drill Team 3,4; Pep Club 1-4; J. V. Cheerleader; Daisy Mae; Homecoming Candidate 1, 3; Jr. Prom Candidate CLAY SHACKELFORD FFA 4; Football 1 PATTY STECKLEIN Pep Club 4; Choir 3; Art 2; Select Choir 1; Oliver ; Jr. Miss Candi- date; Annual Staff 2 DORIAN STOKER Choir 3; Select Choir 3,4; Oliver ; Pep Band 1-4; Band President; Track 1 KIRK STROSCHEIN Wrestling; FFA WAYNE SUMMERS Football 1; Track Manager 1; Basket- ball Manager 1 CRAIG TALBOT FFA 4; Tiger Club 3; Select Choir 1; Oliver ; Football 4; Basketball 1; Wrestling 3; Baseball 1 NYLE THORNLEY Annual Staff 4; Ski Club 1-4 SANDRA VARGASON Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, Publicity Chair- man 4; Home Ec. 1,4 LAURIE VOLLMER Pep Club 1,2,3; Drill Team 3; Debate 2 LINDA VOLLMER Transfer 2; Home Ec. 4 ANNETTE WALLACE Transfer 2; Ski Club 3,4; Select Choir 3,4; Jr. Miss; Annual Staff 4; Home- coming Candidate 4; FFA Sweetheart Candidate 4 RANDY WASIA FFA 3; Tiger Club 4; Wrestling 4; Football 3; Powder Puff Cheerleader CARLA WESTOVER Drill Team 3; Pep Club 4, Sec. 1; Girls State; Jr. Miss; Homecoming Queen Candidate, Attendate Candi- date PAUL WHYTE FFA 1; Select Choir 1; Debate 1; Annual Staff 1; Basketball 2 DOROTHY WIEBE Pep Club 1,2,3; Ski Club 3,4; Debate 2; Jr. Miss; Annual Staff 3, 4 BONNIE WOOD Pep Club 4; Drill Team 1; Jr. Class Treas.; Jr. Play; Jr. Miss; Annual Staff 3; Powder Puff Football 4 SANDRA WRIDE Drill Team 3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Jr. Miss; Powder Puff Football 4 87 John Deere is on Top CHRISTIANSEN IMPLEMENT THAT- A- WAY TO ABERDEEN HIGH SCHOOL BEST IN SEVERAL STATES AND SOME FOREIGN COUNTRIES ENROLL NOW 1 1 f s ' 1 ABERDEEN TIMES Your Hometown Newspaper 88 IDAHO TELEPHONE COMPANY FARMER S CO-OP OIL ASSN. 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