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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1975 volume:

The year of the tiger THIS IS THE YEAR. . .. .OF THE TIGER Tiger Tracks Aberdeen High School Aberdeen, Idaho Volume 58, 1975 Dedication The Seniors gratefully dedicate the 1975 Yearbook to two persons who have helped them greatly in their four years of high school. Leon Adamson has been their advisor for all four years and has helped to make floats, chaperone dances, give advice, and provide support in the many things the Seniors have accomplished. Gayle Ralphs is always ready to give a listening ear and real friendship to any student, and everyone appreciates the help she gives in many projects. As the Seniors leave high school, they say thanks and may God bless to these two friends of Aberdeen High School. 2 Tiger TIGERS OF '75 The class of '75 has been a really Tigerish bunch. The rec room Tiger - the gym floor Tiger - and the ominous Tiger tracks are all '7S creations. Togetherness is the name of the game as we Tigerishly work and plan to visit Disneyland as the final fun fling of our senior year. Mike Adamson I am a lover, but have not found my thing to love. Senior Class Officers: Susan Edwards, Pres., Steven Behrend, Vice-Pres., Susan Brown, Sec., Marianne Howard, Tres. Francisco Aguilar How can I know what 1 think until I see what I say’ Lona Allred Aberdeen is a great place if you're a potato. Jeff Anderson Ambition: To teach Coach Brown how to play baseball. Lynn Barnard I'm for smaller classrooms and bigger lunchrooms. Jeff Beasley The first and great command- ment is, don't let them scare Susan Brown History is like that, very chancy! Steven Behrend 1 like books. I like LITTLE WOMEN. In fact, I like them better than books. Glenda Buffi Man has his will, but woman has her way. James Brown Nothing in life is to be feared. It is only to be understood. Zane Buffi It is especially difficult to remain silent when you have nothing to say. Isaac Cardona Genius is only a great aptitude for patience. Molly Chaney Ambition: To be a King's Queen. Martha Cavazos Ambition: What’s that? Good Luck Tigers '75! Lee Ann Claunch Conscience doth make cowards of us all. Sherry Claunch To be in love is to be in a state of perpetual anesthesia. Denise Davidson Ambition: To be all I can with- out making less of someone else. Marie Duffin Happiness is like a kiss; to have it you must share it. Ray Duffin In two words: Im-possible Susan Edwards After all, tomorrow is another day. Diane Farnsworth A good many things go around in the dark besides Santa Claus. Keith Fehringer He who hesitates loses his turn. Clayton Funk The great artists of the world are never Puritans, and seldom even respectable. Danny Gneiting Thunder is impressive, but it is lightning that does the work. Andria Gripentog Have a good day, - but if you can’t, don’t louse up someone else’s. Bryan Hager Ambition: To find out what my ambition is. Cheryl Hansen In the end, tin will win. Kevin Hoagland My advice to anyone about to write a history book is - Don't. When women talk, men just have to sit and wait. Marianne Howard Thak you very much, but no. Cheryl Isaak Happiness makes up in height what it lacks in length. Suzan Jennings Life is one long process of getting tired. Stuart Jones I am a fugitive from the law of averages. This is the year that the floor. Teresa Jones I leave today to search for my tomorrow. Debbie Kendall Kissing may make you feel very good, but aaimonds last forever. Marcia Klassen Now, now, none of that inno- cence . Donald Klempel Truth is the most valuable thing we have. Let’s economize it. Bill Knudsen All the world's a stage and one man in his time plays many parts. Tiger began to roar on Terry Krehbiel Tracy Langenwalter The sounds of horns and motors; Conscience gets a lot of credit sweet music to my ears! that rightly belongs to cold feet. Jan Larsen Shoo, fly, don't bother me. I belong to Joe. Vicki Larson I have tried so hard to do the right thing. Jesse Lucero Pro patria; Pro liberis; Pro Jesse! Susan Nelson Dixie Nichols Mary Ann Perez Face each day with a smile and a In the days of frost seek a minor It is unwise to rely entirely upon sun. my word. Debra Phillips I look ahead, knowing this is just beginning. Right-side-up or up-side-down, they're all Queens. Merrill Nelson The woods are made for the hunters of dreams. Judy Maisch Experience is an expensive teacher, but a fool will use no other. uinay MosDrucxer Ambition: to have more puppies than children. Is that so? Blake Pierce What you don't know won’t help you much, either. Scott Poulson Have you ever had the measles and, if so, how many? Kerwin Pierce Wait until this exciting pan gets over. Cecil Reed A robber wants your money or your life, but a woman wants Doth. Karen Phillips I almost haven't made up my mind. Kerry Poulson I have a castle in Spain. Gerald Reynolds Come out and smell my helio- trope in the moonlight. t Gloria Rosas Kisses are sweeter than whine. Lynette Rowbury Johnny Rutger Ambition: To flash my big blue I read part of it all the at every boy who comes along. through. Hey, Coach, get this guy out of my way! Gloria Saiz I have trouble telling the difference between temptation and opportunity. Linda Schroeder Irene Scott Lance Shackelford Most of us know how to say noth- Ambition: To be the chauffeur of Ambition: Someday to drive a ing - few of us know when. Lance's Cadillac sheep-skin coverea Cadillac. Terri She 1 man I love you. but get out of my life. Diane Short I have won several medals for goodness; one was for punctual- ity. Cheryl Speth Let’s have another laugh, my friend, 'cause the world is undoubtedly mad. Paul Stoker Arise, you cotton-pickin' weep- A group of delightful people, so wise, so fine, ers of tne world. Teri Talbot Let me be good! At least through January - Clay Thompson Stand by to crash! Mary Kay Thornley Ambition: To learn from other's mistakes as well as my own. Beside the sea, beneath the trees Fluttering and dancing in the breeze Russell Thurston The reward of a thing well done, is to have done it. Vicki Tiezen Sarah Toevs Dave Underwood Fim God created man; then He We are not shy; we're very wide On the whole, I'd rather be hunt- said, I can do better, and he awake, the moon and I. ing. created woman. J Richard Vanderford I’m not afraid of work. I can lie That's my opinion exactly. right down beside it and go to sleep. Jan Wahlen Boys will be boys and that suits me fine. Mary Jane Warner Alwavs put off til tomorrow what you shouldn't be doing at all. Vicki Westover Ambition: To be a gamble-her. Did you come to sit, or did you come to play? Seated in the hall of learning. Vickie Wheeler Ambition: To marry a guy with a can-opener. I LaRaela Whitworth Gail Yancey And seem a saint when most I Men are sometimes masters of play the devil. their fate. In Memory Of . . . Terrell Anderson Don Jessop What is precious is never to forget And by the streamers of white clouds And whispers of wind in the listening sky. To hear the names of those who have trav- eled A short while toward the sun And left the vivid air signed With their love. Senior Who's Who Hair - Tracy Langenwalier and Susan Edwards Feet - Susan Brown and Richard Eyes - Jim Brown and Lynette Rowbury Vanderford Personality - Blake Pierce and Jan Wahlen Best looking - Kerry Poulson and Marcia Klassen 18 Happiest - Cheryl Hansen and Mike Adamson Partiers - Jesse Lucero, LaRaela Whitworth Smile - Sarah Toevs and Jim Brown Versatile - Scott Poulson and Marie Duffin Gripers - Diane Farnsworth and Bill Knudsen Most likely to succeed - Denise David- son, Russell Thurston Dancers - Bill Knudsen and Lona Allred Best dressed - Kerry Poulson, Terri Shelman Figure and Physique - Judy Maisch and Dan Gneiting Cutest couple - Debbie Kendall a: Cecil Reed 19 Class officers: Sam Schultz, Pres.; Efrain Velasquez, Vice- pres.: Jocelyn Phillips, Sec.; Don Jolley, Tres. 7 6 20 Glenn Christy Tammy Carnahan Micky Chandler Lori Chappie Gordon Claunch Brent Copeland Mike Corbridge Wesley Callihan Elva Cardona Cristine Christy Blake Dance Debbie Farrens Ricky Fanens Barbara George Karen Duffin k-3) Kyle Edwards Brett Gonzales Jerry Hege J. D. Hiebert Sydney Hoagland Sandra Hulkovich Donald Stan Kristy Johnny John Jones Jones Kendell King Klassen Ernest Landvatter Belinda Lebrecht Tino Lucero Russell Klempel Gary Krehbiel Gary Nelson Kenny McNeil Terrell Palmer Craig Peck Jocelyn Phillips Julie Reynolds Melanie Pratt Brad Shackelford Tw John Shipley Sam Schultz Rhonda Scott Rodney Rogers Debi Simonson Efrain Velasquez Vanessa Verbeck Jan Vollmer 22 Mark Wallace David Wedel Tim Wheeler Cindy Wilcox Vicki Wilde T eri Peggy Scott Winberg Wren Yancey 23 9 25 The year of the Tiger Preparing § Tiger in a cage. a Tiger Bonaparte and friends Observing Tiger strategy. T I G E R 5 O F Diane Adams Nolan Anderson Mark Aronson Kyle Barclay Jim Beasley 7 7 Tony Chavez Mike Cares Sara Jo Chavez Kent Bradley Cindy Beck Brenda Christensen Todd Christiansen Jolene Claunch Mark Christensen Donald Corbridge Kathy Corbridge Shauna Linda Duffin Fehringer Linda Driscoll Rick Corbridge Ray de la Rosa Margo Funk Tracy Hawes Gerri Horsch Randy Hulkovich Nathan Gardner Carla Huntsinger The serious matters of the day. Gary Hurd Fred Jones Brenda Keith Charles Isaak Karolyn Jackman Lezlie Jennings Tony Line Jeff Klassen Ted Klassen Cindy Krehbiel I Lyle Larson Tommy McNeil Cindy Mosbrucker Debbie Nelson Bruce Lowder Mike Nelson Terri Nichols Matt Nugent Melvin Nilsson Darrell Palmer Damron Parrish Soren Pierce Kip Poulson Kelly Phillips Post Office wanted posters! Kent Rowbury Steve Schroeder David Stallknecht Janet Stratton Anita Stroschein Washed out thinker. Charles Verbeck Jim Wasia Barbara Thomas Darroll Treon Cindy Talbot Imedla Urrea Jesse Velasquez Veda Underwood Ted Whyte 31 Danny Winberg Ron Wynn T I G E R S O F Randy Adamson Rick Aguilar Reuben Aguilar Class officers: Gary Funk, Pres.; Joey Christiansen, Vice-Pres.; Kara Poulson, Sec.; Lyona Oman, Tes. Valene Albert Bryce Anderson Tammy Anderson JuDean Andersen Brent Barlow Larry Beck 7 8 Carla Behrend Scott Brown Wendy Callihan Geri Buffi 32 Angie Cardona Jeff Carnahan Teresa Chavez Joey Christiansen Carol Claunch Brice Michelle Dance Dancliff Eddy Fehringer Janalee Foster Mary Anne Fox Gary Funk Mike Funk Ray Gandenberger Scott Gordon Julie Gripentog Lou Anne Hawes Randy Godat Reed Goodman Kathy Hidalgo Dean Richard Jolley Jolley Steve Hoagland Danny Jones Bavia Huls Elaine Isaak Carla Kendall Jerilyn Jones Kathy Hege 34 Ruth King Here sits the Tiger tribe. _ Valerie King Tony Kline Tracy Larsen Ronnie Lowder Veronica Lucero Robert Morrow Angie Matthies Vincent Miller Mike Mitchell Doug PanKratz Bobette Phillips Mark Phillips Nina Pierce Doug Pilant David Wynn Terrell Yancey Kara Poulson Kent Rowbury Calvin Wilson Sandra Rodriguez i Irma Rosas Tod Shelman Susan Ralphs Mark Reed Rosie Saiz i Philip Schroeder Charlene Summers Lorrie Thomas Sheri Walther Dennis Wasia f) Nancy Lori Warner Whitworth Elsie Pamm Wilcox Worth Anne Toe vs Udelia Velasquez The Eyes Of The Tiger Mr. Keith Slane, Supt. Administra tion School Board School Secretaries Lafe Bretthauer, Principal Gayle Ralphs, School Sec. Connie Kay Cornforth, City Sec. Pat Rowe If ihere's anything I hate it's Mormons and Men- nonites - and a few Catholics. Gary Abercrombie One good thing about teaching in the Jr. Hi., you can alway find a parking place. Gloy Wride Get a bigger brush. You don't know what you're missing. Beverly Beitz The explanation rests. Darrell Brown Get in the Huddle ! O? Kay Wegner Facts are stubborn things. Ruth Chandler I'm going to pound your tonsils with my high heel! I Waller Isaak To err is human, but when the eraser wears out before the pencil, you're overdoing it. Clint Phillips For every student with a spark of genius, there's a dozen with ignition trou- ble. Tom Owens When your outgo exceeds your income, your upkeep could become your downfall. Twila Harder Poise is the art of raising the eyebrows instead of the roof. Barbara Walters Kissin' don't last; coo- kin' do. 38 A. E. McDermid I'm not trying to give you a hara time, but LaVerne Wood All right, you guys. Mike Petersen The easiest way to get ahead - isn't very. Phyllis Sandoval If you’re angry one min- ute , you lose 60 seconds of happiness. Tom Young Drive carefully, It’s not only the car that can be recalled by its maker. Leon Adamson Never insult an alligator until after you've crossed the river. Verlyn Hoagland I wisn I knew as much about my job as my crit- ics seem to. Mickie Shawver I'm going to give you a grade cut. Tony Sparks (Flash) Look in the book. Ellen Piercy Where is your tardy slip? Dave Quistad Let's put some hair into it. Teacher credits and assignments are in Senior Index page 85. 39 funeral pyre . The place Id for a victory The Juniors rocketed ’out of the ribbon. _______!___________ Floats have to be made, you know. 42 ■ Homecoming '74 13 46 South Pacific At one time or other, almost everyone would like to be on a faraway tropical island. And that is where we all found ourselves for a magic week in Novem- ber when the music department produced South Pacific. The orchestra, cast, lighting and technical crews, publications people, stage expens, and director spent over three months rehearsing, joking, laugh- ing, frowning, sleeping, griping, skipping, acting, singing, dancing, painting, pounding, observing, criticising, forgetting, and remembering. T-shirts bloomed overnight proclaiming the pride of those involved. The high school nearly became Dave Quistad's place of residence. He cooly handled the job three men would have had a hard time doing. Susan Nelson and Kerry Poulson headed a fine cast that included Ray Duffin, Melanie Pratt, Scott Poul- son, Marie Duffin, Diane Farnsworth Diane Adams, Vickie Larson, Ruth King, Mark Wallace, Andi Gri- pentog, Paul Stoker, Bill Knudsen, Blake Pierce, Ernest Landvatter, and many, many others. The choreography by Susan Brown was both exciting and professional. Denise Davidson at the piano was unexcelled. Cheryl Isaak and Jan Vollmer sparked the beautiful work by the orchestra. Wes Callihan coordinated the scenery changes that were such a hit with the audiences. Clay Funk and Don Klempel handled the lighting brilliantly. (!) And all of this was pulled together and directed in a truly masterly way by David Quistad. No one went away from South Pacific disappointed. A feeling of deep satisfaction enveloped the school and community. What a week to remember! Junior Miss The Twelve Dancing Princesses would have had to take a second place to our twelve senior girls who partici- pated in the 1975 Junior Miss Pageant. In a dazzling display of talent, charm, and beauty they completely captivated their large audience. How could the judges choose twelve winners? But how could they narrow it to one? From the witch to Juliet and from Funny Girl” to Tschaikowsky, every performance brought glory to the girl and added luster to our school. Our thanks to the Aberdeen Jay Cees who work so hard to bring us this outstanding event. 50 Lee Ann Claunch, Spirit of Jr. Miss; Karen Phillips, 2nd runner-up; Marie Duffin, Jr. Miss '75; Susan Nelson, 1st runner-up; and Denise Davidson, Scholastic. Every inch a queen -- ■■I Vickie, Susan, Denise, Marie, Jan, Lynette, and escorts. Gail, Cheryl, Karen, Mary Kay, Lee Ann, Sherry and escorts. Student Council Each class is represented in the governing body of the Aberdeen High School Student Council. Leadership responsibility is provided to all those involved. The organization meets regularly to discuss and hash-out stu- dent problems, activities, and welfare. Some of the duties of the Student Council are to change the sign of coming and current events on the east wall outside the school, censor posters and other publications within the school, and examine and censor uniforms worn by the Tigerettes and cheerleaders. A few of the outstanding things completed and pro- posed by the Council this year are: the Tiger in the center of the gym, the pen- nants on the wall, the paw prints leading into the gym, and the purchase of recreational games and juke box for the rec room. Student Council is truly a working machine for the betterment of Aberdeen High School. Officers: Jan Wahlen, Tres.; Scott Poulson, Vice-Pres.; Bill Knudsen, Pres.; and Sydney Hoagland, Sec. Board of reviewers, judges, deciders, and farmers. 53 Library And Electronics There are other attractions in the library besides the books. They are Judy Maisch, Linda Schroeder, Vanessa Verbeck, Jan Lar- sen , Cheryl Speth, Cindy Mosbrucker, Twila Christy and Mrs. Huls. Besides looking pretty, they do fil- ing , book processing, shelving, keep order and help puzzled students. Working clothes for working girls. The electronics group, besides doing their class- work , services school equipment such as score boards, projectors, record- ers, and the P.A. system. You should get a charge out of looking at David Stallk- necht, Sam Schultz, Kelly Phillips, Tino Lucero, John Shipley, KipPoulson, Mr. McDermid, Bruce Lowder and Scott Yancey. Reddy Kilowatts’ cousins. 54 Tiger Club ■ y, Ray Duffin, rep., Scott Poulson, pres., Kevin Hoagland, V.P., Richard Vanderford, sec.- treas. Tiger Club is an organization strictly limited to strong, outstanding ath- letes who have lettered in a sport. The club helps maintain Tiger pride and promote school spirit. It annually teams with the Pep Club in spon- soring the Homecoming Dance. The Tiger Club is recognized as the richest organization in the High School. It sometimes can't decide what to do with all its money. Usually a member can easily be spotted wear- ing his orange and black letterman's jacket, showing his pride in the organization. Officers of the wealthiest club in school count their assets. You may count the liabilities. 55 Annual Staff Ads Salesmen, Cecilia Strochein, Mary Ann Perez In a long, narrow room filled with dusty books and a radiator that gives too much heat or none at all, the Annual staff loses pictures, makes typing errors, and misses most important deadlines. The staff is famous for getting students out of classes and, although they are a sweet bunch, most of them would commit a smal’ murder to get a good picture for their pages. Sam has to attend every event, and some that are not. Cecelia and Mary Ann could sell ice cubes to Eskimos; and Blake has a magic pen. Please pay special attention to Blake didn't get individual pictures of them. Ass. Ed. Vanessa Verbeck Adv. Gloy Wride Editor Susan Edwards Sports pages, Richard Vanderford and Sam because they worked hard and we Frosh pages, Tracy Larson and Pamm Worth Who’s Who a'nd then some, Marianne Howard and Sarha Toevs FFA The FFA of Aberdeen is a large organization composed of young men and women who wish some- day to become farmers or who are interested in some of the aspects of agriculture. Members of FFA judge animals, weld, go on trips, wipe out pests and rodents, pop popcorn, sponsor Harvest Balls, give speeches, wear blue and gold jackets, and compete against other FFA's. Common words found in the FFA'ers vocabulary are sheep, udders, steers, soil, chickens, and ■ ?! FFA officers: Bernard Judge, Vice-Pres.; Dwight O'Brien, Sentinal: Nathan Gardner, Reporter: Steve Schroeder, Treas.; Terry Krehbiel, Pres.; Gary Krehbiel, Student Council Rep. and Dist. Sec. John is very Deere to us. 58 Pep Club Along with the cheerleaders, the Pep Club is the root of nearly all of Aberdeen High School's spirit. The organ- ization supports the athletic teams and sets the exciting, enthusiastic mood evident in.all home games and matches. Without its encouragement and never-ending lungs, many a winning score could be reversed. It inspires assemblies and attempts to raise money. It conveys a positive attitude to the community. It assists the Tiger Club in sponsoring the Homecoming Dance. It is the heart of the school, pumping spirit to everyone. This year the all-female organization added a new blouse to their uniform. Members bloom on game days, always showing up to school in either the tradi- tional orange sweater or the new orange blouse, bottomed with black pants. It's no doubt that the orange and black mass fulfills its roaring duties well. Pep Club officers: Terri Shelman, Vice-pres., Mary Jane Warner, Sec., Sherry Claunch, Pres., Cheryl Hansen, Publ., Vicki Lar- son, Treas. The prettiest noise makers in the SEIC 59 Girls' Federation 1974 saw the organization of a Girls' Federation in Aberdeen High School. This club, open to all the girls in school, was formed to encourage the girls to enjoy fellow- ship with one another, and espe- cially to promote service to others. One of the most interesting activi- ties has been the selection of Girl- of-the-Month. The girls sponsored a Snow Ball girl-ask-boy Christmas dance. They raised money for char- itable purposes by selling station- ary , beautiful big scrumptious cookies, and lovingly mushy Vallo- grams. OFFICERS: Cheryl Hanson, Pres.; Nedra Jackson, V.P.; Marcia Klas- sen, Rec. Sec.; Marianne Howard, Corres. Sec.; Susan Edwards, Sgt.- at-Arms; Sandra Hulkovich, Treas.; Mrs. Twila Harder spon- sored and advised the group. Not pictured are the co-historians, Jan Foster and Bobette Phillips. National Honor Society National Honor Society is a nationwide group of 20,000 students who have been elected to membership first through aca- demic achievement, and secondly through character, service, and leadership. Mem- bership provides eligibility for scholarship awards as well as recognition by college admission boards. This year saw 32 students of A. H. S. elect to membership and initi- aled at an impressive candle light and rose ceremony. OFFICERS are: Russell Thurston, Pres.; Den- ise Davison V.P.; Mary Jane Warner, Treas.; Tina Bretthauer, Sec.; Richard Vanderford, Council Rep.; Twila Harder and Mike Peterson are Advisors. MEMBERS include: Sherry Claunch, Vickie Tieszen, Marie Duffin, Marcia Klassen, Sarah Toevs, Vanessa Verbeck, Susan Edwards, Cheryl Hansen, Jan Wahlen, Susan Brown, Jocelyn Phillips. Cheryl Speth, Jan Vollmer, Melanie Pierce, Melanie Pratt, Lee Ann Claunch, Gail Yancey, Paul Stoker, Ernest Landvatter, Stan Jones, Bill Knudsen, Kerwin Pierce, Blake Pierce, Ray Duffin, John Shipley, Scott Poulson and Wes Callihan. 61 Ski Club Walter Isaak, Advisor Ski Club Officers: Mark Wallace, Vice-Pres.; Melanie Pierce, Sec; Susan Edwards, Rep; Richard Vanderford, Pres. 62 Tigerettes Half-time at the game and the drum begins to beat, horns begin to play, and the Tigerettes march in. Pretty girls and preci- sion drills add glamour to the games and increase our Tiger Pride. The Tigerettes make good slaves, too, and this year they sold themselves for $88 to get money for the new uniforms. Officers: Jan Vollmer, assistant Drill Mis.; Susan Brown, Drill Mistress; Ms. Piercy, ad.; Robbin Barlow wardrobe mis.; Jocelyn Phillips, sec. Our high-stepping Tigerettes! 64 The lineup. Left or right? The rest of our high-stepping Tigerettes! 65 Choir 66 67 69 Varsity Cheerleaders Sarah Toevs Melanie Pierce Maria Duff in, Cheerqueen Denita Huntsinger, Mascot 70 Karla Huntsinger JV Cheerleaders Linda Driscoll Barbara Thomas 71 Linda Driscoll, Cheerqueen Football FRONT ROW: Richard Vanderford, mgr. Scott Poulson, Steve Behrend, Ray Duffin, Kevin Hoagland, Tracy Langenwal- ter, Damron Parrish, Steve Schroeder, Bruce Foster, Darroll Treon, Efrain Velasquez, Brent Copeland, Mike Adamson, Gary Krehbiel, Bryan Hager, mgr. BACK ROW: Coach Hoagland, Chris Reed, Merrill Nelson, Terry Krehbiel, Keith Fehringer, Francisco Aguilar, Zane Buffi, Darrell Palmer, Matt Nugent, David Wedel, Todd Christiansen, Davy Underwood, Kent Rowbury, Melvin Nilsson, Clay Poulson, Jerry Hege, Coach Brown. 73 Ray Duffin Kevin Hoagland Francisco Aguilar Mike Adamson Terry Krehbiel Keith Fehringer Tracy Langenwalter Steven Behrend Football '■ Togetherness! The most popular man in town. Scott Poulson Gary Krehbiel Jerry Hege Melvin Nilsson Damron Parrish Brent Copeland David Wedel Todd Christiansen Darrell Treon Hey fellas! Wait for me! The three wise men. Bruce Foster Steve Schroeder 75 Varsity Basketball Scott Poulsen Bernard Judge Coach Hoagland Varsity Basketball with asst. Coach Patterson; Managers Richard Vanderford and Chuck Verbeck; Coach Hoag- land. 76 Ray Duffin Chris Reed Keith Fehringer Jim Reed Kevin Hoagland Gary Krehbiel 77 Bill Howard Bryce Pratt Todd Christianson J V's coached by LaRell Patterson 78 This is a pushme - pullyou 1974 State Champ, Danny Oneiting Brent Copeland Or a headless horseman. Dennin Wasia Matt Nugent 80 Frosh Athletics Our Frosh Football Team! And Basketball Team! 82 Janitors Transportation Supervisor Orfelio Perez The special man who keeps the wheels turning is John Wonderly, transportation supervisor. We are sure that no school has as little trouble with buses, or as much cooperation with transportation needs, as ours does because of Mr. Wonderlys con- cern and know-how. Working under his direction are the following bus drivers: Theone Anderson, Von Anderson, Arvene Evans, Walter Isaak, Leon Adamson, Raeona Nugent, Carla Adamson, Ford Dalke, Marion Gull, Howard Kendall, and Dave Copeland. Joe Verbeck, Agnes Sievers, and Orfelio Perez are our building maintenance crew. We regret that we do not have a picture of Mrs. Sievers. We want to thank them for keeping us comfortable and clean and for being good friends to all of us. John Wonderly Joe Verbeck 83 MIKE ADAMSON JT Tiger Club 2.3. 4iSki Club 4. Pep Band 4: Foot- ball 1,2. 4: Debate 3; FFA 1. 2. FRANCISCO AGUILAR Tiger Club 2, 3. 4 Football 1. 2. 3. 4; FFA 1.2, 3. 4 Cheerquecn 4: Ski Club ; Powder Puff Man of U Mancha: South pacific. Festival. Homecoming Queen . Aberdeen's Jr. Miss: Home- coming Candidate 1: Annual Staff 2. National ..____ STUART JONES Footbball. Honor Society. LON A ALLRED JEFF ANDERSON Tiger Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Bas- ketball 1. 2; Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4 RAY DUFF1N Ski Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Tiger Club 1. 2. 3. 4; £ ball 1. 4; Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4. Cross Country 3; Man of La Mancha; South Pacific; Festival: Stu- Jcnt Council 1. 4. Class Vice-Pres. 2; National Honor Society 4. WRESA JONES Club 2. 3, 4. Powder Puf: Girl Fed. Fall Basketball and Football: Jr. -Sr. Pr Annual Staff 4. LYNN BARNARD JEFF BEASLEY STEVEN BEHRElj Sfcl Club 1. 2 J if3. 4: Foot! l5-2. 3: Jr-Sr 1; Pep Band 1. ■'4: Class Rep. 14; Tiger Club 2. 3. 4: FFA 1. 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1: Track SUSAN EDWARDS Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Tigerettes 1, S. 4; Cheer- leader 2; Ski Club 2. 3. 4: Rep. 4. ®$rl Fed. 4; Seargeant-at- Arms 4: Powder Puff: Track 3; Declamation 3. 4: Class Pres. 2. 4: Rep. 3: Annual Staff 2. 3. 4; Assistant Editor 3; Iditpr 4; National Honor Society. MARclA KLASSEN Sky Club 4: Track 3,4; Powder Puff Basketball; Sec. 3: National Honor Society 4. KLEN PEL Ski Club 4; Pep Band 1. 2, 3. 4: Oliver; Man of La Mancha; South Pacific; Boys' State; Legion Bugler 1. 2. 3, 4. M 3: Boys' States [ass Pres, ltflas SB Parliamentarian 4. ival is. 3. JAMES BROWN (SAN BRO lereues 1 National H 4; Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4; icty: Girl Fed. GLENDA B ZANE BUF Football. 11. Tiger Club. ISAAC CA MARTHA didate 3. MOLLY CHA Girl Fed; Bas LEE ANN CLA Pep Club 1; Ski DIANE FARNSWORTH Pep Club 1.2. 3.T Ski Club 1. 2. 3; Girls' FeWj Track 1. 2; Jr-Sr Play 3: M aMancha. Soum Pacific; Tigerettes 1: StutfllfcfciU. 2. 3: SBT 3. BILL KN’bDS Student Body Pps. 4; Class Rep.: National Honor Society.' TERRY KREHB1EL . 4, Outstanding Player 4; Basketball 1. i 3; F.F.A. 1- 4'President 4. KEITH FEHRJNGER Tiger Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Bas- ketball 1. 2, 3. 4: Track 1. 2. 3; All Conference Linebacker: FFA 1. 2, 3. CLAYTON FUNK Pep Band: National Honor Society: Man of La Mancha; South Pacific. r|Ifc NNY GATING Football; wrestling: Tiger Club. Oliver: Homecoming Can- ANDI GRIPENTOG Pep Club: South Pacific. •tf BRYAN HAGER 4; Annual Staff 4. t4; Girl Fed. 4; Powder Puff Football;; Basketball: JrfcSr. Play 3; Annual Staff 1; National Honor Societyfc£)cclamati m 1. M CHERYL HANSEN Pep Club 1.2,3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3. 4; Powder Puff Declamation 3. 4; Girls’ State; Class Rep. 3, 4 J Girl Fed. Pres. 4: National Honor Society, SHERRY CLAUNCH Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4; President 4: Secretary 3; Ski« Club 4; Powder Puff: Man of La Mancha': South Pacicfic: Homecoming Candidate 2 3; Tteerettes 1 ,’r. Miss: Student Council 4: KEVIN HOAGLAND Transfer 2: Tiger Club 2, 3, 4;,Foo Basketball 2. 3. 4; Tiger Club Vice MARIANNE HOWARD Pep Club; Tigerettes: coming Camdidate 4: Powderpuff. DENISE DAVIDSON Top Club 1.2,3. 4; Track 1, 2; Fowder Puff O' tball and Basketball: Jr-Sr Play 3; Man cha: South Pacific; National Honor Soc! ;• s. 4. Decalmaiion 3; Girls Fed 4: Festi- val: Clime. Jr. Miss Sdk CHERYL ISAAK Pep Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Powder Puff Basketball: Oli- ver: Man of La Mancha; South Pacific; Jr.jjSr. Play 3: Jr. Miss: Festival: Clinic; Annual 1: ' 'Girl Fed. p. 4. Home- Class Tres. 4; ‘SUSAN NELSON dnver: Man of La Manchft? Club; Tigerettes DIXIE NICHOLS DWIGHT O BRIEN FFA MARIE DUFF1N Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4 RSUZAN JENNINGS Transfer4. MARY ANN PEREZ Pep Club 1. 2: Powder Puff: Tigereites 1. 2; Annual Staff 1. 2. 4. DEBBIE PH1ULLIPS Girls Fed. 4; Oliver. KAREN PHILLIPS pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Black Snake: Tigerettes; Jr. Miss 2ndf Runner Up; Annual Staff 4; Clinic. BLAKE PIERCE South Pacific: Jr. Sr. Prom King Candidale Annual Staff 4; National Honor Society KERWIN PIERCE National Honor Society. jf KERRY POULSON Ski Club 2. 3. 4; Man of La Mancha; South Pacific; Lil Abner 2; Clinic. Festival. SOCTT POULSON Tiger Club 3. 4; Pres. 4 Ski Club 2, 3. 4: Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4; Man of La Manch.i. South Pacific; Festival; Student Council 2 4 Vice- Prcs. 4; Class Pres. 3; National Honor Society. CECIL REED Football: Basketball; Tiger Club. GERALD REYNOLDS GLORIA ROSAS Girls Fed. Track 1, 2: Powder Puff Football and Basket ball. 3 LYNETTE ROWBURY Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Pep Band 1, 2; Powder Puff; Man of La Mancha; South Pacific: Tigereites 3. 4; Jr. Miss. JOHN RUTGER GLORIA SAI2 LINDA SCHOREDER Pep Club; Tigerettes; Girls Fed. Jfj IRENE SCOTT Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Man of La Mancha; South Pacific Black Snake; Declamation. FFA Sweetheart car.J.J.. Student Council 1, 3, 4. LANCE SHAKELFORD Football 1, Basketball 1; Class Tres. 2; FFA 4. TERRI SHELMAN Girls Fed. 4; Pep Club 1. 2. 3, 4; Vice-Pres. 4: Ski Club 3. 4.Powder Puff; Man of La Mancha; South Pacific: Annual Staff 3. DIANE SHORT CHERYL SPETH PAUL STOKER Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3; Oliver; Man of La Mancha; South Pacific: Boys. State; Legion Bugler 1, 2. 3. 4. National Honor Society. TERi TALBOT Pep Club 2. 3. 4: Girl Fed. : Oliver: Clinic. CLAY THOMPSON Wrestling 1.2. MARY KAY TlfoRNLEY GAIL YANCEY Pep Club 1. 2, 3, 4iGirls Fed. South Pacific: Jr. Mi? Powder Puff Football and Basketball. National Honor Society. GARY ABERCROMBIE Ag I. II. III. IV?FFA LEON ADAMSON English f. II. Frosh Football Coach. RUSSELL THURSTON Ski Club 4: Basketball 2:. 3: Class Tres. 3; National Honor Society: Pres. 4. VICKI TIESZEN Pep Club 1; Ski Club 1. 2: Pep Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Powder rPuff; Girls Fed: Man of La Mancha; South Pacific; Fes- tival; National Honor Society. SARAH TOEVS rep Club 1.2 .3 4: Ski Club 1.2,3, 4: Girls Fed; Cheerleader 2, 4; Track 1. 2; Powder Puff Basketball and Football: Jr. Sr. Play 3: South Pacific: Declama- DARRELLBROWN Jr. High; World History. Mixed P.E. Football. Wres tling. Baseball Coach. RUTH CHANDLER U.S. History: Sociology; Speed Reading TWILA HARDER Earth Science. English I. GJrls Fed. Adv; National Honor Society Adv . W VERLYN HOAGLANd'J Speech. Boys P.E. FootballJflbskctball. Track Coac lion; Homecoming Candidate 2. 4: FFA Chapter Sweet heart 3; Class Tres. 1 Rep. 4; Annual Staff 2. 3. 4: 38jWALTER ISAAK National Honor Society. Typingl: Bookk yping !: Bookkeeping; Jrtt pigh. Ski Club Adv. DAVY UNDERWOOD Tiger Club 2. 3. 4; Track ; 2. 3. 4; Football 1,2,3: Basketball 1. 2: Baseball 4; FFA 1. 2. 3, 4. RICHARD VANDERFORD Ski Club 1.2,3, 4; Pres. 4; Tiger Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Sec-Tres. 4: National Honor Society Rep. 4; Basketball Manager 1, 2,_3, 4; Football Manager 1, 2. 3. 4: Hoys' State: Pep Band 1, 2: Annual Staff 4. THOMAS WADDOUPS JAN WAHLEN Pep Club 1,2.3, 4; Publicity 3: Ski Club 3. 4: Girls Fed: National Honor Society; Jr. Sr. Play 3; Oliver: Man of La Mancha; South Pacific; Homecoming Attendant 1, 2. 3: Tigerettes 1. 3; Cheerleader 2, 4: Cheerquee 2; MusicFestival: Powder Puff; Annual Staff 3,4: Studenr J Trert 4. MARY JANE WARNER Pep Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Sec. 4; Tigerettes 1, 2, 3. 4: Sec. 3; National Honor Society; Tres. 4: Powder Puff 3, 4; Man of La Mancha; Festival; Clinic; Annual Staff 3. VICKI WESTOVER Pep Club 1, 2, 3: Powder Puff Football and Basketball; Track 1,2,3, 4; Oliver; Man of La Mancha; Tigerettes 1, 2, 3: Asst. Orill Mist 3; Festival: Clinic. A . E. McDERMID Girls Crafts. Chemistry; Algebra 1; Physics: Electron TOM OWENS Biology. Botany. MIKE PETERSEN Shorthand. Office Occ.: G Jer l Business; Typing II. CLINT PHILLIPS . Ind. Mech. II. III. IV. ELLEN PIERCY Tigerettes; German; English 1: Spanish Pep Club Adv DAVE QUISTAD Band; Choir; Music I hcoij B PAT ROWE Speech; Government: Deate; Student Cbuncil Adv. MICKIE SHAWVER i Girls P.E.; Jr. Higl J TONY SPARKS Metals. Mech. Drawing; Woodworking. KAY V EoNER AlgebraJ; General Math. VICKIE WHEELER Pep Club 2. 3. 4: Girls Fed: Track 2. 3. 4; South Pacific.; Jr. Miss 4; Miss Charm 4; Powder Puff Foot- ball and Basketball. • ’ LARELA WHITWORTH LA VERNE wool 2 English !. Ills Pep Club adv. ••: DE j • . . : V; Ar I II; Annual Adv. I' M Y TNi flj Geometry. Trig and Cal.; Career Math: Algebra II; Driver's Ed. 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Aberdeen Aberdea Aberdeen Soda Springs Marsh Valley Aberdeen Blackfoot Aberdeen 3' Snake River Aberdeen Preston Quad Aberdeen 2nd SEIC Tournament Aberdeen 3rd Bear Lake Malad Aberdeen 43 Aberdeen 57 Aberdeen 48 American Falls Aberdeen Aberdeen I st Distric 99 This was The Year Of The Tiger Year the Tiger began to . . . growl on the gym floor, scowl on the gym wall . . . leave his tracks on the steps, and light up the whole football field with his orange and black scoreboard threw his weight around in wrestling roared in South Pacific grew wings in Earth Science scrambled in football clawed in basketball shook and stomped to a Juke box flicked a fancy wrist at foozeball pinged a pong purred in the Magnificat danced gaily in his very own gym joined Honor Society began a Federation for all the pretty kittens exchanged insults with American Falls took on big black ears for the Disneyland fund built pride with Bretthauer and wept to see the class of 1974 cleaning out lockers, selling Pep Club sweaters,, giving up football numbers, trying on robes The and saying Goodbye too -v ' . 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