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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1978 volume:

When the One Great Scorer comes to write against your name— He marks - not that you won or lost — but how you played the game. Granthand Rice TIGER TRACKS ABERDEEN HIGH SCHOOL ABERDEEN, IDAHO VOLUME 61, 1978 WE DEDICATE I would be true, for there are those that trust me; I would be pure, for there are those who care; I would be strong, fo' there is much to suffer; I would be brave, for there is much to dare. I would be friend of all - the lost - the friendless; I would be giving, and forget the gift; I would be humble, for I know my weakness; I would look up - and laugh - and love - and lift. H. A. Walters Members of the class of 1978 know how lucky they were to have enjoyed the friendship of Mrs. Gayle Ralphs for three years. We will never forget her concern for us and her way of making us happy. We miss her very much, and we want to dedicate our yearbook to her memory. 2 OFF THE RIM GO BACK TO START SUCCESSFUL BLOCK GO FOR- WARD ONE SPACE OFF SIDES DISCARD HERE VICTORY AHEAD GO FORWARD FOUR SQUARES FOOTBALL Coached By Craig Gladwell, Brian Poll, Larry Kimura, DeLynn Halford CAPTAINS: First row: Phil Christiansen, Brent Barlow, Dennis Wasia, Joey Christiansen. Second row: COACHES: Brian Poll, DeLynn Halford, Craig Gladwell, head coach, and Larry Kimura 5LR T n,TffilN1PFpENSE:, Filut r°W:. Lar Lankford, Shayne Copeland, Rusty Mitchell, Brent Barlow, Dennis Wasia, Byron puffin. Kip Rupp. In the center, Phil Christiansen. Second row: Coach Gladwell, Dick Bliss, Tod Shelman Joey Christiansen, Coach Poll. ' 4 DEFENSIVE SECONDARY: First row: Joe McKeown, Greg Pahl, Kirk Barclay, Joe Fehringer, Fidel Velasquez. Second row: Coach Gladwell, Kevin Christiansen, Brian Schritter, Joey Christiansen, Phil Christiansen, Lorraine Driscoll, Dean Jolley FIRST STRING DEFENSE: First row: Shayne Copeland, Kip Rupp, Brent Barlow, Steve Larson, In center: Dennis Wasia. Second row: Larry Lankford, Dean Jolley, Jeff Pahl, Dick Bliss, Brian Schritter, Rusty Mitchell 5 RUNNING BACKS: First row: Greg Pahl, Jeff Pahl, Phil Christiansen, Lorraine Driscoll. Second row: Fidel Velasquez, Mike Krehbiel, Dick Bliss, Tod Shelman, Joey Christiansen. DEFENSIVE LINE: First row: Tod Shelman, Brent Barlow, Kip Rupp, Shayne Copeland. Second row: Manuel Cavazos, Mike Krehbiel, Mark Heaney, Doug Ruff. TO THE RIGHT, GUARDS AND CENTERS: First row: Brent Barlow, Rusty Mitchell, Dennis Wasia, Darren Bradley, Brian Schritter, Terrell Yancey, Marc Foster. FAR RIGHT, TACKLES: First row: Manuel Cavazos, Kip Rupp, Shayne Copeland, Byron Duffin. Second row: Kirk Barkley, Kevin Christensen, Mark Heaney, Lance Jones, Doug Ruff. LINE BACKERS: First row: Terry Yancey, Dennis Wasia, John Alexander, Lance Jones. Second row: Coach Gladwell, Dick Bliss. 6 BASKETBALL COACHED BY BRIAN POLL AND CRAIG GLADWELL Front row: Mike Funk, Tod Shelman, Joey Christiansen, Phil Christiansen, Lenn Ward. Back row: Larry Lankford, Jeff Pahl, Bryan Schritter, Bruce Wallace, Loraine Driscoll, Marc Foster. Head Coach - Brian Poll Ass't. Coach - Craig Gladwell 8 Mike Funk Joey Christiansen Tod Shelman Doug Pankretz 9 Marc Foster Loraine Driscoll Phillip Christiansen Bruce Wallace JUNIOR VARSITY COACHED BY CRAIG GLADWELL Front Row: Kevin Christensen; Greg Pahl; Joe Fehringer; John Alexander; Joe McKeown. Back Row: Marc Foster; Larry Lankford; Bruce Wallace; Brian Schritter; Jeff Pahl; Loraine Driscoll; Lenn Ward. 12 WRESTLING COACHED BY LARRY KIMURA NAD DELYN HALFORD VARSITY: First row: Chris Walther, Leo L me, Kirk Barclay, Randy Adamson, Danny Jones, Fidel Velasquez, Second row: Coach Halford, Dennis Wasia, Rusty Mitchell, Dick Bliss, Mike Krehbiel, Tom Larson, Coach Kimura Wayne Twitchell and Mike Krehbiel Kirk Barclay and Randy Adamson 14 Leo Line and Chris Walther Dennis Wasia and Rusty Mitchell Dick Bliss and Danny Jones above. On the right, Fidel Velasquez and Tom Larson. First row: Brad Poulson, J. Landvatter, Larry Beck. J. Ed Christiansen, John Walther, Jon Hone. Second row: Coach Halford, Troy Beck, Ronnie Sanchez, Darren Bradley, Kirk Aired, Wayne Twitched, Mike Blaker, Dennis Sanchez, Coach Kimura. Dennis W. and Dick B. win by a pin. Just two examples of our fine wrestling team! FRESHMAN FOOTBALL First row: Dwight Wallace, Mart Driscoll, Brad Poulson, Kevin Johns, Rex Christensen, Eric Duffin. Second row: Steve Medellin, Jon Hone, Stuart Pankratz, Karl Vollmer, Alan Rowbury. Third row: Wayne Twitchell, Ronnie Bartholoma, Mike Blaker, Lee Summers. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Front row: Stuart Pankratz, Kevin Johns, Dwight Wallace, Karl Vollmer. Back row: Val Wahlen, Lee Summers, Ronnie Bartholoma, Eric Duffin, Coach Gladwell, Marvin Fehringer, Mart Driscoll, Rex Christensen, Alan Rowbury. 16 HOMECOMING 77 JACKED BY SCHOOL SPIRIT Homecoming '77' got off to a quick start with only two weeks of school gone, but spirit was at an all time high. All week long preparations were being made. Coaches and players were practicing for the big game. Decorations were rising in halls and gym, and floats were being erected in old cellars across town. On Thursday night, quite a spark of spirit was lit at the snake dance and bonfire. Friday morning opened to the Freshmen becoming initiated, diapered, and costumed by the Seniors. Later the football team received lots of support at the pep assembly. That afternoon, the main attraction at the parade was sixteen, lovely girls atop the class floats. Hunting season opened that night with the Cardinals, but no one got the limit with a score of 0-0. Dennis Wasia was chosen outstanding player of the game. After a week of competition, the Seniors captured the spirit stick. The finale of the week was the Homecoming dance. President Karen Bliss led the Pep Club in decorating. Tammy Treasure was crowned queen. Her attendants were: Wendy Wahlen- Junior, Lu Ann-Wynn-Sophomore, and Beth Whyte-Freshman. After the week was through, the teachers relaxed, and the students went back to school, but the excite- ment remained. 17 Abo y $yrticr carni i«Caty . $cpfcr' cry ca K i cates a y tcri ayrty, $ar cr 5 c LuA r W nr anc Jolyo touta . $yoicr candidates ary Tirta Shylrrta Ja Fester, Tamrny Ti-ya yry, and J'eamny CM u T ? : y rt rrt ary Fryjtfwnart arfid! Junior candicate Fryshn?ar ary Vicki Janlyy Puffin £ vmty Pah4 a d Sytn W ycy. Juniors sry PyOOiy Say s y, Tar� a usyn ,. iW oy Walter , and Jar yk C launch. Herding the slaves. 21 s A i; v - � • r,f r imm I r W W' .. but it’s how you played the game. TOO MANY CURLS FIVE DEMERITS GO BACK ONE SQUARE CORRECT VOTE GO FORWARD TWELVE SQUARES SECOND DEADLINE RUSH FORWARD THREE SQUARES DUES NOT PAID GO BACK TWO SQUARES WRONG NOTE GO BACK FOUR SQUARES First row: Lu Ann Wynn, Russell Lehman, Manuel Cavazos, Jeff Pahl, Jeff Driscoll, Gary Funk, Joey Christiansen, Debbie Savage, Kathy Hege, Mike Funk, Karen Bliss, Ruth King, Elaine Isaak, Larry Beck, Anne Toevs. Second Row: Kay Thurston, Kim Hill, Beth Whyte, Byron Duffin, Phil Christiansen, Mrs. Wride (advisor), Mr. Petersen (advisor) Brent Barlow, Wendy Callihan, Jan Foster, Lori Whitworth, Bavia Huls. The Aberdeen High School student council takes the responsibility of leading the school. All activities and functions must be passed first through council. Each organization and class is represented and all voices are heard. Council this year has provided teacher parking and re-instated Freshmen initiation. In co- operation with the Booster Club, they sponsored a very successful clean-up day. Together under the direction of Joey, Gary, Debbie and Kathy, Council has made good things happen for the school. PEP CLUB captained by Karen Bliss Front row: Sandra Duffin, Jolyn Poulson, Cori Palmer, Sandra Beck, Wendy Wahlen, Anne Toevs, Melanie Pierce, Julie Peck, Marcia Heaney. Second row: Karen Bliss, Michelle Dancliff, Bobette Phillips, Ju Dean Anderson, Lori Thomas, Charlene Summers, Tracy Larsen, Carol Cluanch, Mary Anne Fox, Pam Worth; Julie Grlpentog; Gail Newberry, Lou Anne Hawes, Elaine Isaak, Jeanine Duffin, Kara Poulson, Tammy Treasure, Nancy Warner, Tina Shelman, Ruth King, Nina Pierce, Jan Foster. Third row: Teresa Thelin, LuAnn Wynn, Julie Zimmerman, Cindy Adams, Brenda Isaak, Nancy Worth, Krisi Stallknecht, Kay Thurston, Lorrie Phillips, DeAnne Rowbury, Janel Youd, Marnae Lowder, Rhonda Stroschein, Tammy Pierce, Pam Nugent, Tana Nugent, Cecile Farnsworth, Debbie Horsch, DeLynn Hance, Tammy Anderson. Fourth row: Darla Lowder, Rochelle Michaelson, Mary Anne Hege, Vicky Wright, Michelle Corbridge, Janalee Duffin, Melanie Stucky, Teresa Anderson, Cammy Pahl, Marilyn Isaak, Kathy Tubbs, Krista Nelson, Anita Hance, Edith Dvorak, Michelle Thelin, Shelley Nelson, Debbie Savage, Janel Claunch, Beth Whyte, Lori Michaelson In matching orange and black sweaters, our Pep Club shouts exciting and defying cheers to crash down any smali hope of victory in the eyes of the opposing team. Ann Chickering is the advisor. TIGER CLUB Captained by Brent Barlow Tiger: Wendy Wahlen First Row: Kirk Barclay, Leo Line. Second Row: Joe McKeown, J. Ed Christiansen, Joe Fehringer. Third Row: Robert Morrow, Bruce Wallace, Chris Shipley, Greg Pahl, Fourth Row: Jeff Driscoll, Brent Barlow, Mark Reed, Fidel Velaquez, Bryce Anderson, Steve Colungo. Fifth Row: Coach Poll, Lenn Ward, Larry Lankford, Byron Duffin, Jeff Pahl, Kip Rupp, Joey Christiansen, Coach Kimura. Sixth row: Mike Funk, Phil Christiansen, Dick Bliss, Mike Krehbiel, Shayne Copeland, Tom Larsen, Tod Shelman, Coach Gladwell. Dick Bliss Secretary The Tiger Club is the lot of strong and manly boys who have lettered in a sport. They help sponsor the Homecoming Dance and have been selling those cute, orange and black Aberdeen Tiger hats. They are the cats with the large growl and small bite. 27 Tod Shelman-Treasurer CHEERLEADERS AND MASCOT VARSITY CHEER LEADERS Melanie Pierce The Cheer Leaders at Aberdeen High School are attractive, inventive, hard-working, and they have school spirit running in their veins instead of blood. They create decorations, posters, pep assemblies and fun. They spend lots of their money to support the fellows on the teams with prizes and goodies. We are very proud of them. Julie Peck 28 Marcia Heaney Wendy Wahlen, mascot, with victory bell JUNIOR VARSITY CHEER LEADERS 29 PEP BAND coached by Gene Bennett Front Row: Bryce Anderson, Wendy Callahan, Kyle Rowbury. Second Row: Brett Davidson, Kathy Tleszen, Barbara Lords, Loriann Peterson. Third Row: J. Ed Christiansen, Leslie Morrow, Janet Claunch, Manuel Cavazos, Steve Brown, Fourth Row; Diane Hokanson, Rebecca Higgens, Kim Hill, Ray Hokanson, Lee Pierce, Tony Norton, Chris Shipley, Terry George. Fifth Row: Darla King, Darla Johnson, Sandra Talbot, Alan Rowbury, Tom Higgens, Stuart Pankratz, and Kelly Klempef. The small melodic group of instrumentalists unified together to produce a sound as great as the Symphonic Orchestra. While playing a variety of popular repertoire, they give pep assemblies, drill team competi- tions, and ball games a touch of class. President Rowbury picking the next number. DRILL TEAM Coached by Joyce Bingham First Row: Karen Bliss, Elaine Isaak, Jeanine Duffin. Second Row: Tammy Pierce, Janet Claunch, Pam Nugent, Jan Foster, Cecile Farnsworth, Kay Thurston. Fourth Row: Lori Ann Peterson, Nina Pierce, Kara Poulson, Kristy' Nelson, Janalee Duffin, Rhonda Stroschein, Edith Dvorak, Leslie Morrow. Fifth Row: Mrs. Bingham, Tammy Anderson, Nancy Warner, Tana Nugent, Shelley Nelson, Tammy Treasure, Lou Anne Hawes, Kathy Hege. The Aberdeen TIGERETTES present the flag at ball games, perform during half- time and represent the school at several competi- tions. Each member is dedicated in giving her all to the group in order to achieve the perfection that they do. With a bright smile and sparkle they manage to charm and dazzle many watchers, and give the school a special boost of spirit. Officers: Nina Pierce-Sec. Tres., Kara Poulson-W.R. Mist., Nancy Warner- Historian, Tana Nugent-Ass't D. Mist., Jeanine Duffin-Reporter, Elaine Isaak- Drill Mistress. Coached by Leon Adamson Front Row: Lane Lankford, Roger Rupp, Teresa Anderson, Krista Nelson, Jan Foster, Karen Bliss, Tammy Anderson, Lyona Oman, Geri Buffi, Anne Toevs, Wendy Havlicak, Janie O'Brien, Carla Behrend, Troy Beck, Kim Nugent, Carla Kendall, Dana Monsen. Second Row: Cammy Pahl, Melanie Stucky, Edith Dvorak, Darla Johnson, Wendy Callihan, Tina Shelman, Cecile Farnsworth, Jeanine Duffin, Kathy Hege, Brent Barlow, Dean Jolley, Rusty Mitchell, Larry Beck, Byron Duffin, Tana Nugent, Wendy Wahlen, Greg Pahl, Doug Ruff, Elaine Isaak, Kent Barclay. Third Row: Debbie Klassen, Lorrie Thomas, Pam Nugent, Sandra Duffin, Sandra Beck, Jeff Pahl, Jeff Driscoll, Dick Bliss, J. Landvatter, Philip Schroeder, Ed Fehringer, Robert Morrow, Mark Reed, Bart Nelson, Bryce Anderson, Kelly Klempel, Kirt Stallknecht, Eric Duffin, Marcia Heaney, Melanie Pierce, Randy Adamson, Kirt Barclay, Jon Hone. Fourth Row: Joel Hansen, Bruce Wallace, Mike Funk, Larry Lankford, Lenn Ward, Todd Landvatter, Kevin Chirstensen, Dwight Wallace, Rodney Cluff, Marc Foster, Joey Christiansen, Leon Adamson, advisor. Vice Pres. Larry Beck and Sec. Tina Shelman were up on the mountain and we don t have a big picture of them. But Pres. Jeff Pahl, Treas., Melanie Pierce, and Rep. Dick Bliss are shown at right. Ways and Means committee members (very important people to a club that spends about $7000 a year) are Shawna Simonsen, Tana Nugent, Rodney Cluff, Jeff Driscoll, Larry, Tina, and Melanie. 32 RODEO CLUB Steered By Mike Mitchell First row: Eric Duffin, Tod Shelman, Byron Duffin Lance Jones. Second row: Mike Mitchell, Pres., Janie O'Brien, Sec-Treas., Larry Beck, Vice Pres.,. Third row: Chris Walthers, Kevin Johns, Margaret Moon, Kim Nugent, Randy Adamson, Wendy DeGulio, Rusty Mitchell, Troy Beck, Brad Poulson. Fourth row: Lori Whitworth, Cheryl Findley, Marla Nugent, Debbi Horsch, Dennis Wasia. Roundup at the O.K. Corral The roping, riding pack of guys and gals who are seen often on their steeds of victory. They are recognized mostly by their attire of high cowboy hats, boots, shirts, faded levis and that certain swagger in their walk. 33 ■4- FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA First row: Mike Funk, Philip Schroeder, Mike Krehbiel, J Ed Christiansen, Darren Bradley, John Alexander, Val Bradley, Mr. Little. Second row: Kirt Stallknecht, Marvin Fehringer, Roger Fehringer, Rex Christensen, Ronnie Bartholoma, Kelly Klempel, Kevin Johns, Scott Huntsinger, Chris Walther, Steve Medellin. Thrid row: Todd Kendall, Troy Reynolds, Brian Phillips, Karl Vollmer, Eric Duffin, Brian Kendall, Wayne Twitched, Leo Line, Lane Lankford. Fourth row: Kent Barclay, Danny Woods, Fidel Velasquez, Bryan Schritter, Jon Hone, Mark Reed, Robert Morrow, Mike Abercrombie, Chris Moon, George Newberry, Alan Park. Fifth row: Steve Larson, Randall Pierce, Kevin Christensen, Kirk Barclay, Rick Reynolds, Joel Hansen, Reed Talbot, Ned Bennett, Lance Jones. Pres. Philip Schroeder V.P. Darren Bradley Sec. J Ed Christiansen Rep. Mike Krehbiel Sen. Val Bradley Treas. John Alexander The Aberdeen chapter of Future Farmers of America is composed of several young, progressive farmers and a few farmerettes. They endeavor to leam the aspects of furrowing, judging, and studying various departments of agriculture. They represent the school well as they travel across the state and country to various competitions and workshops. Someday, they will feed the world. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Front Row: Diane Hokanson, Karen Bliss, Tammy Richens, Tammy Anderson, Bavia Huls, Veronica Lucero, Irma Rosas, Rosie Saiz, Trena King, Michelle Hall, Tracy Nelson, Darla Johnson, Mary Anne Hege, Tony Norton. Second Row: Shawna Simonson, Brent Barlow, Jeanine Duffin, Tammy Treasure, Nina Pierce, Kara Poulson, Carma Lucero, Lori Zimmerman, Patty Lucero, Nellie Rogers, Kathy Copeland, Sandra Talbot, Bruce Wallace, Edith Dvorak, Trent Palmer. Third Row: Wendy Callahan, Tina Shelman, Kathy Tubbs, Kathy Adamson, Michelle Thelin, Connie Kysar, Beth Whyte, Teresa Anderson, Krista Nelson, Gail Newberry, Darla King, Susan Hall, Debbie Klassen, Janalee Duffin, Debbie Horsch, Cecile Farnsworth, Fourth Row: Mrs. Bingham, Janet Claunch, Tana Nugent, Justin Funk, Doug Ruff, Mike Funk, Marilyn Isaak, Cammy Pahl, Carol Claunch, Mary Anne Fox, Charlene Summers, Jerelyn Jones, Chris Barela, Jeff Pahl, and Larry Lankford. The Future Homemakers of America is for home ec and non-home ec students. No dues are required. The goals are to help individuals to improve personal, family and community living through many varied, interesting and fun activities. It is co-sponsored by the U.S. Office of Education through its Home Economics Education program, and the American Home Economics Association (AHE A). 35 ANNUAL STAFF Asst Editor Debbie Savage, Editor-Jan Foster. First Row: Kay T. Jonell Y., LuAnn W Valorie P Nanci W. Second Row: Nina P Tammy A., Janet C., Jeanine D. Tammy T„ Nancy W., Vickie P Annual Advisor-Mrs. Gloy Wride. Third Row: Loriann P Dick B Barbara L Fourth Row: Jeff P , Jeff D., Phil C. The annual staff endeavors to bring forth all their time, effort, and wisdom to compile the high school annual. They are frequently found under a pile of pictures and dummy sheets as they rush to fulfill unattainable deadlines. They avoid the watchful eyes of the teachers as they continually reduce the number of students in classes. Mrs. Wride is often seen toting her little black camera in order to catch someone in a time of brilliance or beauty. The staff would like to thank all for their patience and help that's been given. They hope you enjoy the A.H.S. annual for 78 . 36 The editors, Barbara Lords, copy editor, Jan Foster, editor; Debbie Savage, ass t editor. Lorrie Thomas, Janet Lori Peterson- C launch-activities. whatever. Phil Christiansen, Dick Bliss, Jeff Driscoll, Jeff Pahl-sports Valorie and Vickie Pilant-class pages, pages. 37 Middle: Gene Bennett, director. First Row; Marilyn Isaak, Cammy Pahl, Melanie Stucky, Beth Whyte, Darla Johnson, Krisi Stallknecht, Rebecca Higgins, Wendy Wahlen, Leslie Morrow, Lorlann Peterson, Janet Claunch, Wendy Callihan. Second Row: Barbara Lords, Kathy Tieszen, Kim Hill, Diane Hokanson, Edith Dvorak, Debbie Klassen, Darla King, Teresa Anderson, Krista Nelson, Patty Lucero, Nellie Rogers, Tom Higgins, Brett Davidsen, Kyle Rowbury, Sandra Talbot, LuAnn Wynn, Kay Thurston, Third Row: Steve Brown, Manuel Cavazos, Bruce Wallace, Ray Hokanson, Bryce Anderson, Tony Norton, Terry George, Stuart Pankratz, Kelly Klempel, Ronnie Bartholoma, Steve Medellian, Lee Summers, PhiII Christiansen, Dick Bliss, Mart Driscoll, Lee Pierce, Chris Shipley, Dwight Wallace, Alan Rowbury. CHOIR First Row: Jonell Rogers, Barbara Park, Wendy Wahlen, Melanie Pierce, Sandra Duffin, Pam Nugent, Irma Rosas, Kathy Tieszon, Helen Gripentog, Janell Youd, Brenda Isaak, Trena King, Marnae Lowder, Julie Gripentog, Pamm Worth, Mr. Bennett, director. Second Row: Peggy Lowder, Ramona Moon, Denise Adamson, Cori Palmer, Jolyn Poulson, Vicki Wright, Janilee Duffin, Sandra Beck, Ronda Strochein, Shelly Nelson, Michelle Dancliff, JuDean Andersen, Cindy Lou Cooper, Cristal Beck. Third Row: Bonna Pierce, Peggy Nash, Andrea Lebrecht, Lisa Miller, Veronica Lucero, Rosie Saiz, Michelle Corbridge, Mary Ann Hege, LaNae Phillips, Julie Zimmerman, Lisa Harder, De Anne Rowbury, Julie Jackman, Eleanor Norton, Cindy Adams. Fourth Row; Price Mayer, Jeff Mosbrucker, Larry Jones, Tom Higgins, John Smith, Ray Hokinsen, Lee Pierce, Sid Flyte, Danny Woods, Joe McKeown, Chris Moon, Todd Lowder, Chris Shipley, Bret Davidson, Steve Potter, Doug Pankratz, Ronnie Lowder, Mike Krehbiel, Kyle Rowbury. GIRLS’ CHORUS First Row: Rebecca Higgins, Pamm Worth, Julie Gripentog, Ronda Strochein, Pam Nugent Irma Rosas, Second Row: Danielle Daniels, Denise Admason, Roseann Waddoups, Julie Wilcox, Andrea Lebrecht. Third Row: Mr. Bennett and Pianist Todd Lowder. 40 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Kneeling: Nancy Warner, Wendy Callihan. First Row: Pam Worth,Kara Poulson, Ruth King, Janalee Foster, Bobette Phillips. Second row: Joey Christiansen, Mike Funk and Mr. Clifton. The National Honor Society consists of a very special group of students who are selected by the teachers on a point system. Each possesses special leadership, acedemic, and citizenship qualities. Frequently seen wearing their honorary collars, they stand out to show the true meaning of character. Pres.-Bobette Phillips, V. Pres. Jan Foster, Sec.- Wendy Callihan, Treas.-Nancy Warner MISSED TRUCK GO BACK 2 SQUARES YOU MADE LIGHTS COME ON FORWARD 2 SQUARES JUNIOR MISS '78 These four young ladies came out top in the judges books but all participants were winners in one way or another. Ruth received the Scholastic, Talent, Spirit of Junior Miss, and second runner up awards. Jeanine Duffin was crowned Aberdeen Junior Miss, and also received the Poise and Appearance award. Tammy Anderson was awarded first runner up and Janalee Foster received the Youth Fitness award. Eleven young and charming girls participated in Junior Miss. They labored hard for five weeks to be prepared for the big night. The theme was Love in Bloom . The night opened with the girls singing Love is All Around , and displaying their hobbies. They did their physical fitness routine to Sunflower The talents varied from read- ings to piano and vocal solos. Each of the girls gained a valuable learning experience and grew closer to each other. This year they added a new category of boys and appearance (better known as the escorts). E.W. and Suzette Landvatter and Bill and Jacky Terry were given special thanks for the help they had given. Nina had a heartwarming smile throughout the evening. It's a small world after all-for Ruth. 43 Looking pretty. Mary Anne takes her final walk. Stretching out They're even beautiful in shorts. Standing in the spotlight Laughter and tears of joy. Charlene In a moment of radiance. Lorrie stands aglow. The belles of Aberdeen High. HARVEST BALL As the wind began to rustle the fallen leaves of autumn, the F.F.A. sponsored a Harvest Ball. The gym was decorated In an array of blue and white. Cottonwood provided the music for the dance. During the evening JuDean Anderson was chosen as chapter sweetheart. Other candidates were Kathy Tieszen, Junior; Jolyn Poulson, Sophomore, and Michelle Corbridge, Freshman. Chapter officers, led by Philip Schroeder, prepared this special evening. SADIE HAWKINS All the gals In Dogpatch rallied up their guys and drug them down to the annual hoedown put on by the Sophomore class. Disc Jockey, John Kristopher provided the foot-stompin', knee slapin' music. Nickle weddings were performed by Debbie and Paul Behrend. All night long, the straw and corn stalks flew as Sadie Hawkins proved to be a heart rippin success. Lee Pierce and Cindy Adams are the livin' image of Abner Faces only a mother could love, and Daisy Mae. Clockwise from back: Kay Thurston, Jolyn Poulson, Pam Nugent, LuAnn Wynn, Brenda Isaak, Cindy Adams, Ronda Stroschein, Sandra Beck, Sandra Duffin, Cori Palmer, candidates. Too much kickapoo joy juice. Front: Lee Pierce, Justin Funk, Joe Fehringer, Joe McKeown, Greg Pahl. Back; Lane Lankford, John Walther, John Alexander, Todd Landvatter, Todd Kendall, candidates. What does Mike need with a ladder? On Sept 17 many gathered under the direction of the Student Council and Booster Club to show their pride by improving the school grounds. All morn- ing long they painted poles, picked up trash, cleaned out weeds and swept the tennis court 'till the area sparkled with satisfaction. At noon, the participants were rewarded for their efforts with a scrumptious lunch of sloppy joes and pop. The two Angies at work. 48 YOUTH LEGISLATURE COACHED BY RUTH CHANDLER First row: Melanie Pierce, Marcia Heaney, Delynn Hance, Bobette Phillips, Ruth King, Julie Gripentog, Debbie Savage, Wendy Wahlen, Anne Toevs, Jan Foster, Helen Gripentog, Nancy Warner, Kathy Tieszen, Joey Christiansen, Mrs. Chandler. In the back: Pam Worth, Todd Lowder, Wendy Callihan, Darren Bradley, Kevin Christensen, Loraine Driscoll, Dick Bliss, J. Ed Christiansen, Mike Funk, Phillip Christiansen, Joe Fehringer, Marc Foster, Tammy Anderson, Greg Pahl, Kathy Hege, Bruce Wallace, Becky Simms, Janet Claunch, and Jeff Pahl. Youth Legislature is composed ofagroup of ambitious students concerned with learning about how their government works. The students, composed of Seniors and Juniors and a few Sophomores, attended a mock session of a national convention at Idaho State University with four other schools. They did well, having all three of their candidates elected. Joey Christiansen and Ruth King were chosen as appellant co-counsel, and Mike Funk was elected assistant house floor leader. Several of the group took a bill to Boise for consideration by the Youth Leg- islature of the State. Mrs. Chandler advises and directs this group. CAUTION ZONE HEAVY GOING AHEAD UNO FORWARD? COMO NO! THE SQUARE OF THE SIDE TIMES THE SQUARE ROOT OF THE PERIMETER EQUALS THE SQUARE OF THE HYPOTENUSE 51 SCHOOLBOARD ADMINISTRATION FACULTY Keith Slane Principal Robert Bliss Superintendent Jeanette Josephson High School Secretary Connie Cornforth Superintendent's Sec. Alice Petersen Superintendent's Sec. School Board: Supt. Robert Bliss, Chairman Jean Palmer, Eileen Underwood. Back row: Raymond Funk, Donald Dempster and Elston Wynn. 52 Brian Poll Special Education, Tiger Club, Senior Advisor, Basketball coach Craig Gladwell Geography, Football Coach, Asst. Basketball coach, J.V. Basketball Coach Elliot MacDermid General Science, Physics, Industrial Arts, Sophomore Advisor Clint Phillips Auto Mechanics I-III, Junior advisor They're still trying to get the right time. Tom Owen Biology, Advanced Biology Sophomore Advisor 53 Support your local planet. Leon Adamson English II, Speech, Ski Club Advisor, Junior Advisor Bob Johnson English I, Boy's P.E., Junior Advisor Joyce Bingham Home Ec. I-IV, Boy's Home Ec., Drill Team Advisor, FHA Advisor Ann Chickering Typing I, Business Courses, Girl's P.E., Pep Club Cheerleaders Gary Abercrombie FFA Advisor, Ag. I-IV, General Science Faye Huls Librarian, Freshman Advisor 54 Ruth Chandler Government, Consumer Economics, Speed Reading, Fnosh Advisor Larry Kimura Algebra I, General Math, Wrestling Coach You'd think teaching classes would be enough to tire them out. Delynn Halford Spanish, Asst. Football Coach, Asst. Wrestling Coach Mike Petersen U.S. Histery, Shorthand, Typing II, Student Council Tom Young Senior Advisor, Geometry, Career General Math, Algebra II LaVerne Woods English III, Speech, Library, Sophomore Advisor Gloy Wride English IV, Art, Annual, Student Council Ward Little Mr. Little has spent many week as substitute for Mr. Abercrombie. The great white hope rides again. When all else fails. isrmffi CLASSES OUT OF UNIFORM GO FORWARD 7 SPACES OUT OF CLASS AGAIN GO BACK ONE SPACE ENTER HERE RIGHT PATTERN RIGHT THREAD GO BACK 2 SPACES YOU MEAN I ATE RATTLESNAKE RETREAT TO RESTROOM FUTURE PICASSO GO FORWARD ONE SPACE SUCCESSFUL RESUSCITATION. MOVE BACK 3 SPACES NOODLE ARMS GO FORWARD 4 SPACES The class of 1978 is directed by an ambitious and dedicated group of Seniors. The officers are Larry Beck, representative: Ruth King, representative; Tammy Treasure, secretary; Mike Funk, president; Wendy Havlicak, treasurer; and Bavia Huls, representative. Randy Adamson - Let's fight 'till six and then have dinner. Bryce Anderson - All ye old cowpokes of the West: Drop dead. JuDean Anderson - Happiness is like a kiss. To have it you must share it. Tammy Anderson - The art Brent Barlow - There is Larry Beck - Pretty smart of pleasing consists in being always something to worry old bird, ain't I? Carla Behrend - If you believe in me. I'll believe in you. Ned Bennett - If everybody minded their own business, the world would go around a deal faster than it does. Karen Bliss - I do love, I know not what. Sometimes this, somethimes that. Scott Brown - When all think alike, no one thinks very much. Geri Buffi - This business will never hold water. Wendy Callihan - Nothing worth proving can be proven nor yet disproven. The great sheik and part of his harem. Angie Cardona - Happiness is found in doing, not oey Christiansen - Three an keep a secret if two of lem are dead. Carol Claunch - Tact is the ability to close your mouth before someone else does it Cindy Lou Cooper - Before putting someone else down, take a good hard look at Brice Dance - The time to delay is now. Michelle Dancliff - Good humor is the health of the soul, sadness is its poison. Suzanne Dotson - I'll drink to anything once or maybe twice. Jeanine Duffin - Dial 397-4100 for information. Ed Fehringer - All men have their faults. Too much modesty is mine. Janalee Foster - I am most curious of all to see what will be the next thing I do. Gary Funk - There ain't no sense in gettin1 riled. Michael Funk - Success requires no alibi; failure demands an excuse. Mary Anne Fox - When you're through learning, you're through. Julie Gripentog - Happiness is not having what you want, but wanting what you have. Lou Anne Hawes - We judge others by their actions, yet we would like to be judged by our intentions. Lorna Harder - To believe your own thoughts, to believe that what is true for you in your private heart is true for all men, that is Wendy DeGuilio Havlicak - A woman without a man is like a fish without a bicycle. Kathy Hege - Happiness is no laughing matter. Carl Hensen - A good lather is half the shave. Bavia Huls - Though we travel over the world to find the beautiful, we must carry it with us or we find it not. Richard Jolley - I am a man for whom the gas stations exist. Elaine Isaak - My favorite color is the pink of accom- plishment. Danny Jones - Yesterday is experience. Tomorrow is hope. Today is getting from one to the other the best Dean Jolley - The hair is real - it's the head that's fake. Jerilyn Jones - I finally got it all together, but I forgot where I put it. Carla Kendall - I may be short but don't under- estimate my power. Ruth King - I'm about as tall as a shotgun and just as noisy. Valerie King - We may never pass this way again. J. Landvatter - The difference between men and boys is the price of their to vs. Tracy Larsen - Laughter is the sun that drives winter from the human face. Ronnie Lowder - If you want to be a winner in the game of life, sign up on the Lord's side. Todd Lowder - There's no Veronica Lucero - When Angie Matthies - God gave place like home, on a one falls, he must pick us all we will ever need. Ford Farm. himself up and keep going. All we have to do is use it and not let life get him right. At the left are charter members of O.M.A., a conservative club of conservative young women (plus one spy), all of whom would rather not be in this organization. One member has since been expelled for improper conduct and rule breaking. Mike Mitchell - I hate quotations? Rusty Mitchell - Woman is one of nature's agreeable blunders. Chris Moon - When you have nothing to say, say nothing. Robert Morrow - Was today really neccessary? Robert Mumaw - I'd like to believe you, but I'll have to check it out first. Bart Nelson - I may not be totally perfect, but parts of me are excellent. 6) Kimmra Nugent - My ambition is to learn to talk the ridiculous words. Janie O'Brian - I ain't got a dime; what I got is mine. I ain't rich but. Lord, I'm free! Lyona Oman - Give me the luxuries of life and I will willingly do without the necessities. Doug Pankratz - The wisest prophets make sure of the event first. Bobette Phillips - All the really good ideas I ever had, came to me while I was milking a cow. Mark Phillips - Cheer up the worst is yet to come. Nina Pierce - Whatever the mind can conceive or be- lieve in, man can achieve. Douglas Pilant - The only time I'm sad is when I don't have anything of myself to give. Stephen Potter - This world is a comedy to those that think, a tragedy to those that feel. Kara Poulson - I want to skip with a rope, swing on a star and waltz with a mouse. Susan Ralphs - Be ye there- fore perfect, or at least try. Mark Reed - A Sunday driver who started Saturday night. Tammy Ritchens - The distance is nothing. It is only the first step that is difficult. Irma Rosas - True happiness consists not in the multitude of friends, but in the worth and choice. Kyle Rowbury - Farm Out Kip Rupp - The world's greatest men are dying; I don't feel so good myself. Rosie Saiz - Love is like the measles - We all have to go through it. Teresa Chavez Schindele • If life comes one day at a time, the whole calender must have fallen on me. Phillip Schroeder - The best investment on earth is earth. Tina Shelman - Here's to that greatest of all inventions - that monument to human inventiveness, the ski. Lorrie Thomas - Find a first love that will last, then find the last love that was first. Terry Scott - I like work. It never bothers me at all. 1 can lie down right beside it and go to sleep. Tod Shelman - Women like silent men; they think they're listening. Anne Toevs - Nobody can be exactly like me. Some- times it is even hard for me. Valerie Shackleford - Someday I will build a mansion out of my SHACK. Charlene Summers - Help yourself and Heaven will help you. Tammy Treasure - First God made women beautiful so men would love them; then he made them a little dumb so they would love the men. Shari Walther - Laugh at yourself first - before any- body else can. Nancy Warner - I admire the human race to which many of my friends belong. Dennis Wasia - What is this life if full of care we have no time to stand by the heater and stare? Lori Whitworth - It is better to wear out than to rust out. Pamela Worth - He that wills, can; he that tries, does; he that loves, lives. David Wynn - The tragedy of science: slaying a beautiful hypothesis by an ugly fact. Terrell Yancey - Genius develops in quiet places. After finishing the Senior's Who's Who, they are now busy planning other monkey business. SENIOR WHO’S WHO Smile: Angie Cardona, Ed Fehringer, Tammy Treasure Enthusiam: Ruth King, Doug Pilant Eyes Tammy Treasure and Larry Beck Walk: Jeanine Duffln and Gary Funk Fiaure and Physique: Dennis Wasia, Jeanine Duffin Hair: Dean Jolley and Valerie Shackelford Most likely to succeed: Dan Jones and Wendy Callihan Quietest: Tod Shelman and Carol Claunch Worst drivers: Mark Reed, and Geri Buffi Flirts: Randy Adamson, Elaine Isaak Toughest cowboys: Janie O'Brien, Mike Mitchell Class clowns: Mark Reed, Wendy Havlicak SENIOR INDEX Randy Adamson Football 1, Track 1, Wrestling 1,2,3,4, FFA 2,3 Bryce Anderson Track 1,2, Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Ski Club 3,4; Tiger Club 3,4. JuDean Anderson Powder Puff Football 4; Oklahoma 3; Choir 3,4; Pep Club 2,1,3,4; Girls' League 2,3; FFA Chapter Jweetheart 4. Tamera Anderson Powder Puff Basketball 1,2,3,4; Powder Puff Football 3,4; Track 1; Pep Club 1,3,4; Drill team 1,3,4; Girls' League 1,2,3; Ski Club 3,4; Seminary 1,2,3,4; Jr. Miss 4; Lettered in Track 1; Clutz ojtheH Week; 1st runner up Jr. Miss Girls' League Sec.-Treas. 3; min n- team Historian 3. etbal I TO; Brent Barlow Football 1,2,3,4; Basl Tratk 1; Ski Club 4jJBoys' State 3; Tiger Club Pres. 4; Tiger Club Rep p; Student Council 1,2,3,4. Larry Beck Football 1; Wrestling 2,3,4; Basket- ball 1; Track 1; Tiger Club 3,4; Rodeo Club 3,4; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council Class Rep. 3,4. Carla Behrend Powder Puff Basketball 1; Powder I Puff Football 3,4; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Choir 2; Girls' Chorus 3; My Fair Lady 2; Oklahoma 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Typing Award 2; Shorthand Award 3. Med Bennett Football 1; Baseball 1. Karen Bliss Track 3,4; Powder Puff Football 3,4; Powder Puff Basketball 3,4; Choir 1,3; Girls' League 3; Pep Club 3,4; Cheerleader 1; Thespian Crew 2; FHA 1,4; Sage School paper 1; Oklahoma B; Little Nell 2; Paul Reveer and Revolutionist 2; Frosh. Reporter lJ Pep Club Pres. 4; Seminary Executive Council Vice- Pres. 4. 3; Scott Brown Basketball 1,2; Cross Country 2; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Pep Band Choir 2; My Fair Lady; South Pacific; Oklahoma; Student Council Rep. 2. Geri Buffi Pep Club 1,2,3; Rodeo Club 3; Ski Club 3,4; Powder Puff Basketball 1; Powder Puff Football 3; Snowball Queen Candidate 3; FFA Greehnand Award 1; Student Council Rep. 3; Girls' League Reporter 3. Wendy Callihan Tennis 1,2,3,4; Powder Puff Basket- ball 1,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Choir 2,3; Girls' League 1,2,3; Orchestra for South Pacific and My Fair Lady; Junior-Senior Prom Queen 3; Music Clinic; Clinic Band 2,3; National Honor Society 3,4; National Honor Society Sec. 4; School Correspondent for Aberdeen Times 4. Angie Cardona Volleyball 3; Powder. Puff Football 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Girls' League 1,2,3; Girls' Chorus 3; Debate 1. Jgey Christiansen 5 Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Tiger Club2,3,4; Youth Legislature 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Boys' State Delegate 3; Century Three Essay 4; Class Vice-Pres. 1; Class Pres. 2; Student Council Rep. 3; Student Body Pres. 4. Carol Claunch Gymna Pep Cli m nasties 1; ( . Club 1,2,3, nic I. Girls' League 1,2,3; 4; FHA 4; Choir 1; Cindy Lou Cooper Volleyball 2; Girls' Chorus 3; Choir 4; All County Cnorus 1; FHA Sec.1,2. Brice Dance Football 1; Choir 1. Michelle Dancliff Pep Club 3,4; Girls' League 2,3; Choir 3,4; Seminary Officer 1,2. Ranine Duffin 6 Powder Puff Basketball 1,2,4} Powder Puff Football 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Ski Club l,2,3,4;Drillteam 1,3,4; Cheerleader 2; South Pacific 1; Oklahoma 3; Homecoming Att. 3; Girls' League 1,2,3; Choir 1,3; M Annual Staff 3,4; Aberdeen's Junior Miss 4; Jr. Miss Poise and Appearance 4; Class Vice-Pres. 3; Drillteam Reporter 4. Ed Fehringer Wv i Football 1; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; FFA Awards 1. L Jana lee Foster Powder Puff Basketball 1,3,4; der Puff Football 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Girls' League 1,2,3; Assistant Yearbook Editor 3; Yearbook Editor 4; Drillteam 3,4; Choir 1,2; Homecoming Candidate 2,3,4; Youth Legislature 3,4; My Fair Lady 2; Junior Miss 4; Youth Fitness Award in Jr. Miss 4; Student Council 1,4; Pep Club Public Relations 3; Pep Club Vice- Pres. 4; National Honor Society Vice-Pres. 4; Girls; League His- torian 1,2. Michael Funk Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,3,4; Band 1,2; Pep Band 1; Choir 2; Audio Visual Technitious Crew 2,3,4; O.M.A. 4; National Honor Society 3,4; FFA State Farmer 3,4; Class Vice-Pres. 2; Class Pres. 3,4; FFA Treas. 2; Student Council Parlementarian and FFA Rep. 4; FFA Vice-Pres. 3; SUSR DistrictPres.4. Lorna Harder Powder Puff Football 4; Powder Puff Basketball 4; Girls' League 2;Choir 3. Wendy DeGiulio Havlicak Powder Puff Basketball 1,2,3; Rodeo Club 3,4; Ski Club 2,3; Annual Staff 2,3; Girls' League 1,2,3; Assistant Mascot 3; FFA 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Girls' Chorus 3; FFA Greenhand Award 1; Class Treas. 4; Student Council 1,3. Lou Anne Hawes Powder Puff Football 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2; Choir 2; Girls' Chorus 3; South Pacific 1; My Fair Lady 2; Oklahoma 3; Drillteam 2,3,4; Annual Staff. Kathy Hege Powder Puff Football 3,4; Powder Puff Basketabll 1,2,4; Girls' League 1,2,3; Freshman Homecoming Candidate 1; Cheer Queen 2; Drill- team 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Choir 1; FFA 1; Ski Club 1,2,3,4. WCTU Speech Contest 3; Student Council Rep. 3; Student Body Sec. 4. Bavia Huls Choir 1,2,3; South Pacific 1; Oklahoma 3; Junior Miss 4; Girls' League 1,2,3; Library Science 2,3,4; Library Science Award; Senior Class Rep. for Student Council 4. Elaine Isaak Girls' Track 1,2,3,4; Powder Puff Football 3,4; Powder Puff Basketball 1,2,3,4; Tigerettes 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 3,4; Girls' League 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; Choir 2,3,4; South Pacific 1; My Fair Lady 2; Oklahoma 3; Student Council 4; Jr. Sr. Banquet Comm. 3; Music Festival 1,2,3,4; Jr. Miss 4; Out- standing Typing Award 2; Music Festival: Clairnet Solo-B;l,A;2,B;3, Vocal Solo B;3; Piano Solo A;3; Prep Track and Field Athlete of the Year 3; Outstanding Jr. Tigeretie 3; State Track Meet 2,3,4; Alternate to Girls' State 3;Alternate to All-Northwest Choir 3; 3rd place Drill Down 5th Dist. Comp. 2-3; Girls' Track Co-Captain 3, 4; Asst. Drill Mistress 3; Drill Mistress 4. Dean Jolley Track 1; Football 4. Danny Jones Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Band 1,2; FFA 1,2,3; FFA Farm Mechanic '77; FFA Home Improvement Award '77; FFA Sec. 3. Jerilyn Jones Girls' League 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; FHA 4. Carla Kendall “Short cakes Ski Blub 2,3,4; Powder Puff Football 3; Powder Puff Basketball 1; Girls' League 2,3; Student Council Rep. 2. Ruth King Shortie Tennis 1,2; Powder Puff Football 3,4; MyjFair Lad lal Honor So| iPep Club wr (be Mistrdfs Tammy Ricmfis Band 1,2,3; PejkBand 1,2; Oklahor ia 2. Irma Ro Choir 4J Spanish Club 1,2; Home Eel 1,2; Girls' League l ft Life ti le sports 3; Spanish Clubteec. 2 |tusty Mitchell Football 1,2,3 4| VAfi Track 1,2,4; Ballet Club 2,3,4; Ski Clul Club 3,4; Class Tres Powder Puff Basketball 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Miss Spirit 3; Youth Legislature 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Annual Staff 3; Girls' League 1,2; Choir 1,2; South Pacific 1; My Fair Lady 2; Junior Miss 4; Girls' State (citizenship award) 3; State Finalist in Centruy III Scholarship Program 4; Jr. Miss- Talent, Scholastic, Spirit of Jr. Miss, 2nd runner up 4; Senior Rep to Student Council 4; Seminary Executive Council 4. Track 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Cross Country Band 1,2,3. 2,: SENIOR INDEX Bobette Phillips Powder Puff Basketball 1,2,3,4; Powder Puff Football 3,4; Track 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Girls' League 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Junior Miss 4; Annual Staff 3; Spanish Award 1; Girls' League Historian 1,2; Honor Society Pres. 4. TinaShelman PiDsaueak Powder Puff Football 3,4; Powder Puff Basketball 4; Ski Club Sec. 4; Mat Maid 4. Valerie King Wilt the Stilt Track 1; Power Puff Basketball 1,2,4; Powder Puff Football 4; FFA 4; Pep Club, 1,2,4; Girls' League 1,2,4; Mat Maid 4; Annual Staff 4. Nina Pierce ' % Powder Puff Football 3,4; homecom- ing Candidate 1;J Choir 1,2,3; Oklahoma 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Tod Shelman Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Ski Club 2; Rodeo Club 3,4; Tiger Club Treas. 4. Drillteam 3,4; Girls' 'beague1 2,3; Annual Staff 3,4; Junior Miss 4; Pep Club Sec. 4; DrijMteam Sec.- ; Treas. 4. Charlene Summers Choir 2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Girls' League 1,2,3; Junior Miss 4. J. Landvatter Toby Football 1; Wrestling 3,4; Ski Club 2,3,4. Tracy Larsen Tennis 2,3; Choir 1,2,3; South Pacific 1; My Fair Lady 2; Oklahoma 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Girls' League 1,2,3. Doug Pilantt Football 1,2; Track ]y Wrestling 1; Choir 4;L 3, Sports Journalist 3, 3; Athletnc Events M. ball Statistician 3,4;| Cand. p; FF Sentli Ronnie Lowder Choir 1,3,4. Todd Lowder Choir 1, 2, 3, 4. Veronica Lucero Verni Y Powder Puff Football 4; Girls' League 1,2,3; Spanish Club 2. V Angela Matthies Powder Puff Football 44; Choir j 1,2,3; Pep Club 1. Kara PoulsonH Powder Puff Football , . 1,2,3,4; Girls' League 2,3; 2,3,4; Choir 1,2,31 'M| Oklahoma 3; Nati 3,4; Class Treab. 3; Drillteam Ward Lorrie Jane Thomas Powder Puff Football 3,4; Powder Puff Basketball 1,2,4; Track 1,2,4; Tennis 3; Ski Club 4; Annual Staff 4; Choir 1,2,4; Pep Club 1,4; Girls' League 1,2,3; Junior Miss 4; Jr. nnual Staff fc Sr anquet Comm 3. ■ Photographer | ' ' Anne Toe vs Powder Puff Basketball 1,2; Powder Puff Football 3,4; Track 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Girls' League 1,2,3; Choir 1,3; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Candidate 2,3; Idaho Wildlife Federation Essay .est 1st place 2; Student Council 4. 3,4; Basket- . . SR. Prom ial 2; Class Vice 4; Pep Club Drillte Susan Ralphs “Popil Powder Puff Basketbl 1,2; South Pacific (H scenery) 1; My Fair I with scenery) 2: Pep £2; Choir with dy (Helped ub 1,2,3,4; Mike Mitchell Football 1,3; Club 3,4; T| FFA-Chapter Vice-Pres. 3;1 jjketball 1; Rodeo , 4; Ski Club 2; Rodeo Club Un Club Pres. 4. Robert Morro J.V. Football 3; Tennis 1,2. Wrestling 1,2. ftSoottall Club 1,2,3,4; Girls' League 1,2,3; Girls' League Vice-Pres. 3. Tarrftny Treasure Powder Puff Football 3,4; Powder Puff Basketball 1, Choir 2,3; My Fair Lady 2; Oklahoma 3; Home- coming Attendant 2; Homecoming Queen 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Ass't Maacot 4; Drillteam 1,2,3,4; Ideal Tigerette 2; Girls' State Delegate 3; Class Stc.-Treas. 2; Pep Club Sec. 3; Class Sec. 4; Seminary Executive Council 3. Shari Walther Choir 2; Girls' League 1,2,3. yle Rowbury I rack ? Band 1,2,3,4; Choi; Pep Band; Oklahoma 3; Pep Ban Pres.4. Kip Rupp Track 3,4; Football 4; Ski Club 4. Kimmra Nugent Nuggets Ski Club 2,3,4; Rodeo Club 3,4; Rn«i. Girls' Basketball 1,4; Girls' Football Nancy Warner Powder Puff Football 4; Drillteam 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Girls' League 2,3; Choir 1,2,3; Oklahoma 3; National Honor Society 3,4; AnnualStaff 4; Ideal Tigerette 3; Student Council Rep. l;Drillteam Sec. 3; Drillteam Historian 4; Honor Society Treas. 4. 4; Girls' League 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3 Janie O'Brien West' Rosie Saiz Choir 4; Powder Puff Football 4; FHA 1,4; Spanish Club 2; Life time sports 3. Lori Whitworth Boobs Track 1,2; Powder Puff Basketball 2; Rodeo Club 2,3,4; FFA 2,3; Student Council Rep. 4. Powder Puff Basketball 1,2; Powder Puff Football 3,4; Rodeo Club 2,3,4; Track 1; Ski Club 3,4; FFA 1,2,3; Greenhand Award; Chapter Farmer Award; Sentinal 3; Sec. of Rodeo Club 3,4. Tefesa Chavex Schindele Powder Puff Football 3; Choir 1,3,4; Girls' League 1,2,3. L yona 0 man Powder Puff Basketball 1,2,3,4; Powder Puff Football 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2; Drillteam 3,4; Girls' League 1,2,3; Ski Club 3,4; Class Treas. 1. Phil Schroeder Football 1; Ski Club 1; FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA Star Greenhand; Star Chapter Farmer; Pest Eradication award; FFA Reporter; FFA Pres. 4. Pam Worth Tennis 1,2,3; Bowling 2; Choir 1,2,3,4; Oklahoma 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Girls' League 2; National Honor Society 3,4. Doug Pankratz Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Valerie Shackelford Shack's Powder Puff Basketball 1; Powder Puff Football 4; Girls' League 1,2,3; Ski Club 3,4. David Wynn Track 1,2,3,4; Football 4; Band 1,2,3; Oklahoma 3; My Fair Lady 2; Auto Mechanics 3,4; Tiger Club; Boys' State 3. Terry Yancey Football 4; FFA 1. GAME PLAN FOR 1979 Leading the Junior class are standing, Debbie Horsch, Treas.; Janet Claunch, Sec.; Manual Cavazos, Pres.; Jeff Pahl, Phil WOW!! Christiansen, and Byron Duffin are Student Council Reps. Paul Adamson Valene Albert Kirk Barclay Dan Barela Mark Barnard Troy Beck Dick Bliss Darren Bradley Steve Brown Betty Burton Manual Cavazos Kevin Christensen J. Ed. Christiansen Phil Christiansen Janet Christy Janet Claunch Rodney Cluff Steve Colungo Shayne Copeland Brett Davidson Jeff Driscoll Byron Duffin Cecile Farnsworth Sid Flyte Helen Gripentog Delynn Hance Joel Hansen Marcia Heaney James Henson Debbie Horsch Lance Jones Larry Lankford Steve Larson Tom Larson Brian Lebrecht Barbara Lords Bob Lowder Carma Lucero 75 Annette Mayor George McCulloch Lori Michaelson Leslie Morrow Peggy Nash George Newberry Eleanor Norton Tana Nugent Jeff Pah I Trent Palmer Alan Park Barbara Park Julie Peck Loriann Peterson Melanie Pierce Randall Pierce Valorie Pilant Vickie Pilant Jonell Rogers Dan Reynolds Ronnie Sanchez Debbie Savage Brian Schritter Swana Simonson Bruce Wallace Lenn Ward Wendy Wahlen Lori Zimmerman Becky Simms John Smith Tim Saint Vincent Reed Talbot John Thelin Kathy Tieszen Go Big Orange! . 77 There comes a time in a student's life when he must determine the full capacityof his intelligence. GAME PLAN FOR 1980 S 0 P H 0 M 0 R E Leaders of the Sophomore class are Kim Hill, Student Council Rep.; Brenda Isaak, Vice-Pres.; Kay Thurston, Pres.; Cori Palmer, Treas.; Pam Nugent, Sec.; LuAnn Wynn, Student Council Rep.; and Russel Lehman, Student Council Rep. Kirk Allred Mike Abercrombie Cindy Adams Denise Adamson April Albert Gail Alexander John Alexander Connie Anderson Kevin Aronson Cristal Beck Sandra Beck Cory Bennett Val Bradley 78 Jesse Cardona Ronda Cluff Darren Dancliff Cliff Daley Danielle Daniels Loriane Driscoll Sandra Duffin Joe Fehringer Cheryl Findlay Marc Foster Justin Funk Mike Funk Terry George Teri Gorden Michelle Hall Lisa Harder Mark Heaney Doyle Hess Rebecca Higgins Kim Hill Diane Hokanson Ray Hokanson Ron Inskeep Brenda Isaak 79 Leo Line Marnae Lowder Peggy Lowder Ramona Moon Price Mayer Joe McKeown Julie Jackman Larry Jones Todd Kendall Trena King Mike Krehbeil Lane Lankford Where are those boys? Todd Landvatter Maurice Larson Andrea Lebrecht Russel Lehman Lisa Miller Margaret Moon Jeff Mosbrucker Shelley Nelson Tony Norton Marla Nugent Pam Nugent Greg Pahl Cori Palmer David Phillips 80 LaNae Phillips Lori Payne Bonna Pierce Lee Pierce Tammy Pierce Joe Potter Jolyn Poulson Troy Reynolds Vicki Rojas DeAnn Rowbury Doug Ruff Angel Saiz Rodney Schritter Chris Shipley Michelle Simonson Krisi Stallkneckt Ronda Stroschein Teresa Thelin Kay Thurston Elia Velasquez Fidel Velasquez Roseann Waddoups 81 Ten-hutt! Don't ask me. Advisor McDermid John Walther Jodie Westfall Kim Whitworth Julie Wilcox Danny Woods Nanci Worth LuAnn Wynn Janel Youd Julie Zimmerman The best thing about assemblies is getting out of class. Is a pound of feathers heavier than a pound of lead? 82 Standing room only at the Sophomore beauty parlor. GAME PLAN FOR 1981 Kathy Adamson Ted Anderson Teresa Anderson Kent Barclay Chris Barella Ronnie Bartholoma Joe Blaker Mike Blaker Rex Christensen Nolen Buffi Clarence Christy Glen Claunch Cathy Copeland Dale Corbridge Michelle Corbridge Mart Driscoll 84 Eric Duffin Janilee Duffin Edith Dvorak Marvin Fehringer Roger Fehringer Susan Hall Anita Hance Mary Ann Hege Tom Higgins Jon Hone Scott Huntsinger Marilyn Isaak Kevin Johns Darla Johnson Brian Kendall Darla King Debbie Klassen Kelly Klempel Marvin Korrell Connie Kysar Carla Lowder Patty Lucero Steve Medellin Richele Michaelson 85 Diapers and Dimples Rod Michaelson Rosa Miranda Dana Monson Steve Moore Kristi Nelson Tracy Nelson Shawn Nelson Gail Newberry Cam my Pahl Stuart Pankratz PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Lucia Paz Anita Pena Joe Phillips Rodney Pierce Brad Poulson Armandino Prado Wayne Reed Nellie Rogers Alan Rowbury Lynn Rowley Roger Rupp Raul Saiz 86 Sandra Salinas Dennis Sanchez Delane Schumacher Kurt Stallknecht Melanie Stucky Lee Summers Sandra Talbot Machele Thelin Kathy Tubbs Wayne Twitchell Karl Vollmer Val Wahlen Dwight Wallace Chris Walther Beth Whyte Vickie Wright Mickie Wheeler Where do I put my name? Helping advise the Freshmen are Mrs. Huls, Mrs. Chandler, and Mr. K imura. 87 OFFICE AIDES Office Aides run errands, type bulletins, and talk a lot. Serving as office aides are, sitting: Cindy C., Jeanette Josephson, High School Secretary, and Lorrie T. Second row: Teresa S., Carla B., Lou Ann H., Betty B., Kim N., and Valerie S. LIBRARY AIDES Library Aides are very bookish. iUL Working in the library are, sitting: Angie C., and Tracy L. Standing are: Janet C., Rosie S., Bavia H., Faye Huls, High School Librarian, JuDean A., and Irma R. 88 Vernon and Bertha Lloyd clean many areas every day, but do you think they'll ever be able to keep Senior Hall that way? Wendy Callihan and Doug Pilant report school news to the Aberdeen Times. Wendy does a column called Cat's Meow and Doug writes feature sport stories. John Wonderly is our first-class transportation supervisor. Here he is with our joe Verbeck with some of the newest bus. tools of the trade . The class with the most distinctive uniforms is auto-mechanics. Here in their formal attire is the Senior Class: Rusty Mitchell, Clint Phillips-master mechanic, Terrell Yancey, Mike Mitchell, Dennis Wasia, Larry Beck, Randy Adam- son, and Dean Jolley. Raised are: Ed Fehringer, Philip Schoeder, Bart Nelson, David Wynn, J. Landvatter, Scott Brown, and Richard Jolley. 89 TELE- TYPING ZOOM FORWARD 5 SQUARES FOR PULLING ALL RIGHT WIRES GO FORWARD 3 SQUARES FUELING UP GO FORWARD 7 SQUARES CLOCK’S WRONG AGAIN GO BACK 3 SQUARES I 9 WINNERS IN A ROW GO FORWARD 4 SQUARES OUT OF SHAPE GO BACK ONE SQUARE REFUELING GO FORWARD 5 SQUARES FOR IDENTIFYING THE DELTOID GO FORWARD 2 SQUARES 90 HAREMS ARE ILLEGAL GO BACK 4 SQUARES H SUPER SUB. 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All Banking Services VERN’S AUTO PARTS KREHBIEL’S We fill all your tire needs in the most fast and efficient manner Parts, accessories and fine service BIG 0 TIRES Kawasaki and other tine brands KREHBIEL'S 94 WALLACE DRUG The Very Best Place To Go To... . . . support the Aberdeen beet farmers and the U ... get the correct dosage for various pains and and I Sugar Co. ailments. . . . absorb some of Snoopy's philosophy and ad- vice. . , . put a little light and sparkle in your day - and your night. The Friendly Store WALLACE DRUG 95 Supports The A.H.S. Yearbook Amoco Friendliest and Finest Service and Quality Products •m. Landvatter’s 40th Anniversary year features even more beautiful and dependable Fords. For the better ideas go to 'ORBRIDGE OIL CO. frlAVDA com Corbridge Oil Co. THE MOST FOR YOUR MONEY - either delivered to your door or self-served. % PHILLIPS “66” BARBARA’S BEAUTY SALON Hairstyling and permanents Men, Women and Children High SPEED fuel is available! Discount groceries in All dept. Excellent service, complete selection in All dept. CARDINAL F00DT0WN 97 Palmer Hardware And Implement CASE The Most Universal Tractor In Use Today CHRISTIANSEN IMPLEMENT DEERE. Nothing runs like Valley Furniture Featuring Gibson, Kitchen-Aid and Quasar. Thornley’s Garage Bring your automobile to Thornley's. They have a way to make them purr. CARTER’S DEPT. STORE WESTERN AUTO f'Jfc GOOD BYE PAGE Funny Face Wink-Em The Dating Game Operation Family Feud We have enjoyed many experiences together this year. The ski club rode high on long-needed snow. Homecoming week was interesting with a band on the wrong night, a game neither won or lost, a ransacked Sophomore float, . and a spirit stick won by the class of '78. . . again! The Drill Team get 5th out of 17 teams in the Mini Dome Competition and tied for 1st with the ski club in problems. The Student Council got around, meeting with the student- body and hosting a tri-council meeting with A.F. and Snake River. This was also the year the Juniors fined the Seniors and the Seniors turned around and fined the Juniors. Phil Christiansen appeared with suit and brief case to face the tough defenses of Mike Funk and Brent Barlow. Masterpiece We beat A.F. in football and rang their bell. This was the year eligibility slips lasted almost three days. The bells and locks took turns not working. This was the year of class shirts and tiger hats sold by the Tiger Club. . . gauchos, hash jeans, and feathered hair on both guys and gals. Mrs. Wride's army uniform defeated Mr. Owen's plastic man and lamp shade in the teachers' crazy dress-up contest. The school developed their famed spirit chant Big Aberdeen Team Work. The cheerleaders ex- pressed Valentine feelings through song and note. The pep band met early in the mornings to jazz up their pep. It was the year the marquee wasn't changed. The wrestling team again won District and took eleven grapplers to state. Throughout the year we've had crazy, sad, happy, disappointing, exciting, and frantic times. But, good or bad, they're all part of playing the game. Gossip 100 Old Maid Sorry! Tripoly