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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1979 volume:

THE ROAD NOT TAKEN Two roads diverged in a yellow wood. And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where It bent in the undergrowth; Then took the other, as just as fair. And having perhaps the better claim. Because it was grassy and wanted wear; Though as for that, the passing there Had worn them really about the same. And both that morning equally lay In leaves no step had trodden black. Oh! I kept the first for another day! Yet knowing how way leads on to way, I doubted if I should ever come back. I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads divereged in a wood, and I - I took the one less traveled by. And that has made all the difference. Robert Frost TIGER TRACKS Aberdeen High School Aberdeen, Idaho Volme 62, 1979 N� Ab ff ERAL DYNAMICS The graduating class of 1979 would like to dedicate this year's Annual to Ithese four industrious, dedicated, unusual, but very lovable Iteachers: Elliot McDermid, LaVerne [Wood, Ruth Chandler, and Gloy Wride. We take this opportunity to thank them for never failing to help us students pull ourselves together. AMERICAN STANDARD good year ATHLETICS VARSITY FOOTBALL. Row 1: Byron Duffin, Manuel Cavazos, Shayne Copeland, Brian Lebrecht, Mark Heaney, Tom Larson, Mike Kreibhel, Pete Colungo. Row 2: Lenn Ward, Rick Rosas, Larry Lankford, Jeff Driscoll, Kenny Pulliam, Mark Foster, John Alexander, Joe Fehringer, Marvin Fehringer, Wayne Twitchell, John Pera. Row 3: Joe Kline, David Phillips, John Walther, Fidel Velasquez, Dwight Wallace, Jim Duffin, Kevin Johns, Mike Abercrombie, Kent Barclay, Lane Lankford, Nathan Anderson, Chris Corbridge. Row 4: Jeff Pahl, Mike Blaker, Ron Bartholoma, Eric Duffin, Greg Pahl, Phillip Christiansen, Loraine Driscoll, Dick Bliss, Mike Wiest, Dwight Poulson, Alan Rowbury, Troy Welch, Tony Blaker. Not shown: Steve Larson, George McCulloch, Dan Barela. OFFENSIVE BACKS. Row 1: Loraine Driscoll, Jeff Pahl, Dick Bliss, Phillip Christiansen, Greg Pahl. Row 2: Ron Bartholoma, Mike Krehbiel, Fidel Velasquez, Alan Rowbury f0F';E S E1.LUINE EN-,R°W 1: Byron Duffln Manuel Cavazos, Shayne Copeland, Mark Heaney, Brian PuMiam r'wJayhneVTwit’cheM °W BrUC Wa,lace' Mike Blaker' Mark Foster- Marvin Fehringer, Mart Driscoll, Kenny 5 Above, SPLIT AND TIGHT ENDS. Row 1: Rick Rosas, Lenn Ward, Larry Lankford, Jeff Driscoll, Joe Fehringer. Row 2: Dwight Wallace, David Phillips, John Alexander, Lane Lankford, Mike Abercrombie. Below, DEFENSIVE LINEMEN. Row 1: Byron Duffin, Manuel Cavazos, Shayne Copeland, Mark Heaney, Brian Lebrecht. Row 2: Mike Krehbiel, Mike Blaker, Mark Foster, Marvin Fehringer, Tom Larson. 6 M Below, CORNERBACKS and SAFETIES. Row 1: Loraine Driscoll, Rick Rosas, Lenn Ward, Philip Christiansen, Joe Fehringer, Greg Pahl. Row 2: Fidel Velasquez, Kevin Johns, Lane Lankford, Dwight Wallace, Mike Krehbiel. Above, LINEBACKERS and DEFENSIVE ENDS. Row 1: Larry Lankford, Bruce Wallace, Jeff Pahl, Dick Bliss, Brian Schritter, Jeff Driscoll. Row 2: Wayne Twitchell, Ron Bartholoma, John Alexander, Mart Driscoll, Mark Foster, John Walther, David Phillips, Kenny Pulliam. BASKETBALL The Center Lane Standing: Coach Moysh, Greg Pahl, John Alexander, Jeff Pahl, Marc Foster, Loraine Driscoll, Joe Fehringer, Coach Gladwell. Sitting: Kevin Christensen, Bruce Wallace, Phil Christiansen, Lenn Ward, Larry Lankford, Bryan Schritter. Lower left: Coach Gladwell. Lower right: Coach Moysh. Phillip Christiansen Jeff Pah I Lenn Ward Larry Lankford Bryan Schritter Bruce Wallace Kevin Christensen Loraine Driscoll 10 Greg Pahl Marc Foster Joe Fehringer John Alexander WRESTLING Watch For Falling Rock Row 1: Tom Dean, J. Ed Christiansen, Steve Colungo, Wayne Twitched, Brian Lebrecht, Tom Larson, Larry Kimura. Row 2: Fidel Velasquez, Brad Poulson, Kevin Johns, Kirk Barclay, Doug Walther. Picture on the left: Head coach: Larry Kimura and Ass't. coach: Tom Dean. Below: The Mat Maids: Debbi Horsch, Pam Nugent, Carma Lucero and Marla Nugent. 12 Kirk Barclay Leo Line PRIDI Fidel Velasquez J. Ed Christiansen Steve Colungo Wayne Twitchell 13 J.V. Members are: Row 1: Karl Vollmer, Mike Wiest, Mart Driscoll, Alan Rowbury, Stuart Pankratz, Dwight Wallace, Coach Moysh. Row 2: Joe Fehringer, Val Wahlen, Mike Funk, John Alexander, Eric Duffin. Freshman Members are: Kris Corbridge, John Pena, Mark Anderson, Kyle Peterson, Jim Duffin, Dwight Poulson, Troy Welch, Nathan Anderson, Nick Potter, Coach Rick Moysh. 15 J.V. Wrestlers: Troy Beck, Chris Walther, Scott Hall, Clinton Inskeep, Tony Blaker, Ronnie Bartholama, Mike Blaker, Dennis Sanchez, and Joe Kline. J.V. Football: Row 1: Mike Blaker, Joe Phillips, Troy Welch, Joe Kline, John Pena, Kris Corbridge, Nathan Anderson, Tony Blaker. Row 2: Coach Gladwell, Alan Rowbury, Mike Wiest, Kevin Johns, Wayne Twitchell, Mart Driscoll, Kent Barclay, Ronnie Barthaloma. 16 HOMECOMING Parade Route Wow! What a Homecoming! Twins and senior citizens and pre-schoolers, movie stars and slaves jazzed up and down our halls for a week as spirit built for the big day. Queen Wendy Wahlen was crowned at a dazzling dance prepared by members of the Pep Club, directed by Lori Michaelson. Juniors provided the best mascot to burn at the bonfire and their float ran away with the parade blue ribbon. The seniors decorated the winning hall and their skit took honors at the assembly. After all points were counted, the seniors took the spirit stick. A hard fought game with long- time rival, American Falls, did not produce a win, but we were proud of the great game our boys played. It was a week to remember, and we're glad we don't have to stuff any more napkins for a whole year. 20 Homecoming candidates for queen and attendants were. Seniors: Tana Nugent, Debbie Savage, Julie Peck and Wendy Wahlen. Juniors: Sandra Beck, Sandra Duffin, Julie Jackman, and Cindy Adams. Sophomores: Melanie Stucki, Anita Hance, Cami Pahl, and (Not shown) Teresa Anderson. Freshmen: Marie Gonzales, Rita Stroschein, Jilane Foster, and (not shown,) Tammy Terry. Dick Bliss won honors as Most Valuable Player. Come on, now. Don't sweat it. Tigers, 'cause Becky and Wendy are here. They're dressed like Hell's Angels, but they look like Charlie's Angels to us. They may be Dopey and Bashful, but we call them Big Al's contract boys. Bright and Brash. we jxxrs jn jyeUEfiO -i� Roads lead out before us To study, work, or play. To companionship, to growing - We get to choose the way. And some roads lead to sorrow. Or beckon us to roam. But the road we hold the dearest Is the road that leads to home. ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT COUNCIL The Middle Road Sitting: Beth Whyte, Darla King, Melanie Stuck!, Paula Norton, Rita Stroschein, Jackie Bliss, Kay Thurston, Janet Claunch, Jeff Driscoll, Jeff Pahl, Kevin Christensen, Kathy Tieszen, Lori Michaelson, Tana Nugent, Marcia Heaney, Debbie Savage. Standing: Val Wahlen, Mart Driscoll, Russell Lehman, Greg Pahl, Loraine Driscoll, Mr. Peterson (Advisor), Mrs. Wride (Advisor), Steve Brown, J. Ed Christiansen, Larry Lankford, Phillip Christiansen, Manuel Cavazos, Bruce Wallace, Dick Bliss. The Council plays many roles in our school including those of jury, manager, police, counselor, and care-taker. But maybe its most important role Is that of arbitrator. The relationships between classes, organizations, and faculty are very important, and a big effort is made by the Council each year to keep those relationships good, to find common ground and a Middle Road that Is acceptable to all. The Council is headed by four reliable seniors: Kevin Christensen, treasurer, Jeff Driscoll, vice-pres., Jeff Pahl, president, and Janet Claunch, sec. ANNUAL STAFF Memory Lane Beginning with everyone's favorite day, picture-taking day, the Annual Staff gathers those things that memories are made of and puts them down in neat squares and columns to last a lifetime. Within this cover, no one gets old and grumpy, but smiles out at you each time you open the book. Here are your friends, your honors, your wins and losses, your clothes and hair do's for the year 1978- 1979. To the right are the editors, Kay Thurston, assistant editor, and Debbie Savage, editor, surrounded by memories of past years. Next we see Dwight Wallace, staff photographer, preparing to snap Lisa Harder and De Anne Rowbury, junior pages editors. The whole staff listens attentively as Debbie makes assignments. Below Laree and Angela assemble the names and pictures for Freshmen pages. We hope you all will like traveling Memory Lane. 26 Row 1. Teresa Thelin, Brenda Isaak, Birgitta Holmberg. Row 2. Krista Nelson, Marilyn Isaak, Beth Whyte, Cami Pahl. Row 3. Janel Youd, Teresa Anderson, Laree Davis, Angela Forrey, Lu Ann Wynn, Lisa Harder. Row 4. Loriann Peterson, Kay Thurston, Ass't. Editor, Debbie Savage, Editor, Janet Claunch, Barbara Lords, Joy Potter. Row 5, Gloy Wride, Advisor, Dick Bliss, Jeff Driscoll, Phillip Christiansen, Jeff Pahl, Dwight Wallace. Above: Jeff Pahl and Phillip Christiansen discuss the beautiful people on the sports pages. At left: Becky Simms and Joy Potter giggle over Janet Claunch's suggestions for Senior Who's Who pages. 27 CHEERLEADERS Varsity Deer Crossing Marcia Heaney, Cheer Queen Vlarcia Heaney, Melanie Pierce, Sandra Beck, Wendy Wahlen and Cori Palmer, nascot. Jani lee Duffin, Mychelle Corbridge, Beth Whyte and Maryann Hege Junior Varsity These nine very pretty girls do all the can for the school and the teams, spending endless time, energy and money to create pride and desire for excellence. Their responsibilities are many, and the results imprinted on th( character of the school. 29 Row 1: Leslie Morrow, Brett Davidson, J. Ed Christiansen, Janet Claunch, Loriann Peterson, Lee Pierce, Manuel Cavazos, Steve Brown, Kathy Tieszen, Barbara Lords. Row 2: Diane Hokanson, Ray Hokanson, Tony Norton, Terry George, Chris Shipley, Teresa Anderson, Krista Nelson, Stuart Pankratz, Kelly Klempel. Row 3: LuAnn Wynn, Darla King, Darla Johnson, Edith Dvorak, Debbie Klassen, Sandra Talbot, Susan Hall, Barbara Marley, Alan Rowbury. Row 4: Patty Lucero, Kenny Pulliam, Chris Corbridge, Nathan Anderson, Carol Abercrombie, Steve Medellin, Joe Phillips, and Gene Bennett, director. It takes real talent to play a repertoire that includes Beethoven's Fifth and Play That Funky Music. The Pep Band can do it, and they never fail to rouse a scream of admiration from the Pep Club with the opening notes of Rocky. The Drill Team girls can't help but look good when they're marching to the exciting rhythms of the Pep Band. With the new blue traps to mark the beats, this group has the look and sound of a professional organization. Manuel, Steve, and Lee may appear a little goofy here, but when they get serious about playing, we all take the Rhythm Road. 30 DRILL TEAM Road To Precision Back row: Ms. Keyes, Advisor, Sandra Duffln, Edith Dvorak, Shelley Peck, Carol Abercrombie, Jackie Bliss, Krista Nelson, Shelley Nelson, Jolyn Poulson, Betsy Warner, Nellie Rogers. Kneeling: Loriann Peterson, Anita Hance, Tammy Pierce, Marnae Lowder, Marilyn Isaak, Jilane Foster, Cami Pahl, Julie Peck, Julie Jackman, Machelle Thelin. Sitting: Ronda Stroschein, and Tana Nugent. Drill Mistress Tana Nugent is shown here with Assistant Drill Mistress Ronda Stroschein, Reporter Julie Peck, Wardrobe Mistress Tammy Pierce, and Sec.-Treas. Loriann Peterson. 31 SKI CLUB The Road To Big Sky Country Row 1: Kevin Christensen Sandra Beck Larry Lankford Cecile Farnsworth Jeff Pahl. Row 2: Marie Gonzalez Maryann Hege Sandra Duffin Pam Nugent Julie Jackman Wendy Wahlen Lisa Harder Tana Nugent Troy Beck Bruce Wallace Marcia Heaney Melanie Pierce Cori Palmer Joel Hansen Jeff Driscoll. Row 3: Janilee Duffin Krista Nelson Teresa Anderson Brian Kendall Eric Duffin Karl Vollmer Mychelle Corbridge Debbie Klassen Edith Dvorak. Row 4: Cindy Slaugh Pam Ruff Darla Johnson Melanie Stucki Anita Hance Marilyn Isaak Beth Whyte, Cami Pahl Jilane Foster Jackie Bliss Lane Lankford Russell Lehman. Row 5: Mart Driscoll Byron Duffin Daria King Kirk Barclay Terry Mann John Alexander Kent Barclay Val Wahlen Dwight Poulson, Steve Brown Marvin Korrell. Row 6: Philip Christiansen Mike Teeples Kelly Klempel Roger Fehringer Joe Phillips Lenn Ward Todd Landvatter Shayne Copeland Dwight Wallace Dick Bliss Marc Foster Greg Pahl Loraine Driscoll and Mr. Adamson advisor. The unusual people in Ski Club prefer the slopes of life to the roads. Give them their skis and a few thousand snow flakes and off they schuss to Pomerelle Kelly Targhee Jackson and Park City. Blistered lips peeling skin and empty pocketbooks are small prices to pay for the Big Skies and the fast skiis. Jeff Pahl Sandra Beck Larry Lankford Kevin Christensen and Cecile Farnsworth patrol this outfit. BAND Follow The Yellow Brass Road Row 1: Nancy Woods, Pam Ruff, Melanie Stucki, Beth Whyte, Cami Pahl, Marilyn Isaak, Darla Johnson, Wendy Wahlen, Leslie Morrow, Loriann Peterson, Janet Claunch. Row 2: Barbara Lords, Kathy Tieszen, Edith Dvorak, Debbie Klassen, Teresa Anderson, Darla King, Krista Nelson, Barbara Marley, Patty Lucero, Nellie Rogers, Carol Abercrombie, Jolene Kendall, Diane Hokanson, June Wynn, Mike Teeples, Sandra Talbot, Brett Davidson. Row 3: Ray Hokanson, Manuel Cavazos, Steve Brown, J. Ed Christiansen, Tony Norton, Terry George, Stuart Pankratz, Kelly Klempel, Joe Phillips, Ronnie Bartholoma, Steve Medellin, Nathan Anderson, Alan Rowbury, Dick Bliss, Philip Christiansen, Mart Driscoll, Dwight Wallace, Susan Hall, Chris Shipley, Lee Pierce. Standing: Kenny Pulliam, Kris Corbridge, Layton Rowland, Kory Waford, Mr. Bennett, Director. Gene Bennett leads the band and choir. They participate in clinics, festivals, and concerts. We all look forward especially to the Christmas and Spring Concerts and the Pre-Festival Concert where we get to hear the soloists. 35 PEP CLUB Service Road Row 1: Wendy Wahlen, Marcia Heaney, Sandra Beck, Melanie Pierce, Cori Palmer, Janilee Duffin, Mary Ann Hege, Mychelle Corbridge, Beth Whyte. Row 2: Debbi Horsch, Tana Nugent, Cecile Farnsworth, Loriann Peterson, Lori Michaelson, Julie Peck, De Lynn Hance, Annette Mayer, Carma Lucero, Becky Simms, Debbie Savage, Lu Ann Wynn. Row 3: Jolyn Poulson, Sandra Duffin, Tammy Pierce, Pam Nugent, Crystal Beck, Helen Gripentog, Shelley Nelson, Ronda Stroschein, De Anne Rowbury, Bonna Pierce, Julie Jackman, Marnae Lowder. Row 4: Carla Lowder, Marilyn Isaak, Anita Hance, Cami Pahl, Melanie Stucki, Birgitta Holmberg, Cindy Adams, Janel Youd, Trena King, Juli Zimmerman, Nanci Worth, Brenda Isaak, Kay Thurston. Row 5: Shelley Peck, Julie Beasley, Bonita Oman, Robbyn Christensen, Krista Nelson, Tracy Nelson, Richelle Michaelson, Edith Dvorak, Gail Newberry, Jodi Kendall, Machelle Thelin, La Nae Phillips, Teresa Thelin. Row 6: Jilane Foster, Paula Norton, Cindy Slaugh, Sandra Isaak, Rita Stroschein, Marie Gonzales, Jackie Bliss, Pam Ruff, June Wynn, Betsy Warner, Tammy Terry, Phyllis Sandvol, advisor. Row 7: Lee Hall, Tracy Fox, Angela Dempster, Carol Abercrombie, Debbie Fehringer, LaRee Davis, Nellie Rogers, Nancy Woods, Angela Forrey, Robyn Hall, Kathy Tubbs, Leslie Morrow. As the year progresses and autumn changes to winter - as football changes to basketball and wrestling, the weeks are marked away Friday by Friday as eighty girls play look - alike in black and white. And at the games, the screaming mass of orange-sweatered boosters adds an excitement that is electric and catching. The Pep Club is special to our school and much appreciated by the athletes for the extra pep and encouragement it gives to them. President this year is Lori Michaelson, assisted by Brenda Isaak, DeLynn Hance, La Nae Phillips and Cindy Adams. TIGER CLUB Get Out Of The Road Row 1: Tom Larson, Byron Duffin, Phillip Christiansen, Dick Bliss, Jeff Driscoll, Jeff Pahl, Larry Lankford, Lenn Ward, Manuel Cavazos. Row 2: Shayne Copeland, Kirk Barclay, John Alexander, George McCulloch, Bryan Schritter, Darren Bradley, J. Ed Christiansen. Row 3: Chris Shipley, Bruce Wallace, Marc Foster, Mark Heaney, Joe Fehringer. Row 5: Craig Gladwell, (Advisor) Mike Krehbiel, Wayne Twitched, Leo Line. Row 6: Larry Kimura (Advisor) Loraine Driscoll, Greg Pahl. Mascot: Cori Palmer This club is the most mysterious club in school. Everyone who is not a member (and some who are) are purely puzzled as to just what this club does. To obtain membership, guys run up and down a 100 yard field, knocking head, falling on the ground, or fighting over a lop-sided ball. Or they try to get a perfectly round ball into a basket that has a hole at the bottom, so the ball won't stay in, anyway. What's worse, they roll around on a mat trying to pull each other's legs off, grunting horribly. And they run in circles - sometimes miles at a time - all to get a little letter A or to be in a mysterious club. They probably wouldn't do all of this if it weren't for the fringe benefits: escorting Homecoming Candidates, or watching the rest of us get out of the road. Officers of this worthy group are Dick Bliss, Byron Duffin and Greg Pahl. 37 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Road To Accomplishment Row 1: Mr. Abercrombie (advisor). Bob Lowder, Roger Fehringer, Mike Krembiel, J. Ed Christiansen, Darren Bradley, Danny Woods, George Newberry, Sid Flyte, Leo Line, Row 2: Troy Reynolds, Todd Kendall, Allen Park, Dan Reynolds, Troy Beck, Byron Duffin, Rick Rosas, Tom Larson, Reed Talbot, Shayne Copeland, Mark Barnard, Kirk Barclay, Lane Lankford. Row 3: Marvin Fehringer, Rex Christensen, Ron Bartholoma, Eric Duffin, Scott Huntsinger, Rick Thompson, Karl Vollmer, Joel Hansen, Shawn Nelson, Val Wahlen, Kent Barclay, Fidel Velasquez, John Alexander, David Phillips. Row 4: Delane Schumacher, Lynn Rowley, Kelly Klempel, Chris Walther, Brian Kendall, Brad Poulson, Marvin Korrell, Ted Anderson, Mike Teeples, Rod Michaelson, Nick Potter. Row 5: Nolan Buffi, Kindall Korrel, John Reynolds, Charlene Larson, LeeAnn Hall, Doug Walther, Robin Hall, Dwight Poulson, Clinton Inskeep, Mike Blaker, Troy Welch, Pete Colungo, Scott Hall, Shaun Thomas, Raul Alveraz. Bringing home the awards is the main occupation of the F.F.A. Under the leadership of Gary Abercrombie, this group has won district, state, and national recognition. Their official motto well expresses the program: Learning to do; Doing to learn; Earning to live; Living to serve. Officers are J. Ed Christiansen, George Newberry, Darren Bradley, Mike Krehbiel, Mike Abercrombie, and Roger Fehringer. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Construction Ahead Row 1: Robin Hall, Jodi Kendall, Tracy Fox, Chris Barela, Helen Grlpentog, Carma Lucero, Annette Mayer, Peggy Lowder, Laree Davies, Angel Saiz, Janielle Daniels. Row 2: Barbara Park, Connie Kysar, Kathy Tubbs, Pam Ruff, Nancy Woods, Denise Adamson, Birgitta Holmburg, Darla King, Danielle Daniels, Angela Forrey, Rosewita Lebrecht, Patty Lucero. Row 3: Misty Hall, Cindy Slaugh, Teresa Thelin, Machelle Thelin, Angela Dempster, Kathy Tieszen, Gail Newberry, Carol Abercrombie, Kathy Adamson, Marie Gonzales. Row 4: Mrs. Bingham (Advisor), Greg Pahl, Kirk Barclay, John Walther, Mark Heaney, Russell Lehman, George McCulloch, Paul Adamson, Ray Hokanson, Kevin Aronson, Julie Beasley. Row 5: Bruce Wallace, Todd Landvatter, Rick Rosas, Tim Saint Vincent, Dennis Sanchez, Loraine Driscoll, Allan Park, Lisa Miller, Ronda Cluff. The main goal of the F.H.A. is to help members improve personal, family, and community living. Members are instructed in such things as child care, community improvement, consumer education, family relationships, and household management. Officers for the year are Annette Mayer, projects; Patty Lucero, hostorian; Helen Gripentog, Pres.; Kathy Adamson, recreation, and Carma Lucero, Vice-Pres. Kathy Tieszen and Denise Adamson are not shown. 39 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Freeway To Citizenship IB Members of Honor Society are: row 1, Barbara Lords, DeLynn Hance, Bruce Wallace, Becky Simms, Kathy Tieszen. Row 2, Annette Mayer, Melanie Pierce, Marcia Heaney, Terry Mann, Debbie Savage. Row 3, Brett Davidson, Manuel Cavazos, Dick Bliss, Gary Clifton, advisor, Lori Michaelson, Philip Christiansen, Jeff Pahl, Paul Adamson. National Honor Society is a national organization for high school honor students. These students are chosen by the faculty according to academic, character, and leadership qualities. The organization is devoted to improvement of all aspects of the school, and provides a basis for scholarship awards. 40 Officers for 1978-1979 are Kathy Tieszen, Council representative, Barbara Lords, Secretary, Bruce Wallace, president, Becky Simms, Vice-president and DeLynn Hance, treasurer. ACTIVITIES SADIE HAWKINS Backwoods Path The Sophomore-sponsored Dogpatch Hoedown brings out the pumpkins and bumpkins and cider and doughnuts. Dan Barela and Vickie Rojas smile below. Committee members were Mary Ann Hege, Jan Duffin, Darla King, Krista Nelson and Anita Hance. Other candidates were: Carl Vollmer, Teresa Anderson, Darla King, Kent Barclay, Chris Walther, Anita Hance, Brian Kendall, Mary Ann Hege. Lil Abner Mart Driscoll and his friend Janalee Duffin, and Daisy Mae Marilyn Issak and her friend Kenny Pulliam. 42 HARVEST BALL Autumn Trails HARVEST BALL has been the traditional autumn dance sponsored by the F.F.A. During the week before this event, the Sweetheart of F.F.A. is chosen. This year George Newberry made very large carrots to hold the voting records. The voters were so rich that George had to grow another carrot very quickly to accomodate the flurry of last-minute voting. Four girls had the honor of being nominated for the position of Sweetheart, including Tracy Fox, Beth Whyte, Lisa Harder, and Becky Simms. When calm descended and the votes were counted, Beth Whyte had won the coveted jacket. This year the F.H.A. assisted the F.F.A. in decorating and preparing for the dance. Committee members who spearheaded the planning included J. Ed Christiansen, Kirk Barclay, Mike Abercrombie, Darren Bradley, Angela Dempster, Carol Abercrombie, and Val Bradley. 43 JUNIOR MISS The Scenic Route The JUNIOR MISS Pageant was sponsored by the Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce, Evan Palmer, president, Mrs. Palmer and Mr. and Mrs. E.W. Landvatter were especially helpful, also, in providing the many necessary details for a successful evening. Tana Nugent, Junior Miss The winners include six special and talented girls. Barbara Lords won Second runner-up and shared Spirit of Junior Miss with Becky Simms. Tana Nugent won in the Talent category as well as the title. Melanie Pierce won First runner-up and Poise and Appearance. Wendy Wahlen won the Physical Fitness award and Kathy Tieszen copped the Academic scholarship. Below, Tana, Annette, Melanie and Barbara exhibit some genuine talent; dancing, singing, art, and reading. Junior Miss participants are Janet Claunch, Loriann Peterson, Annete Mayer, Helen Gripentog, Barbara Lords, Melanie Pierce Kathy Tieszen, Wendy Wahlen, Becky Simms, and Tana Nugent. Now this is service with a smile! Beautiful Becky playing a bouncing boogie. YOUTH LEGISLATURE State Street Forty-two students spent their noon-hours for several weeks learning parliamentary procedure, legislative rules, and how to write and debate bills in preparation for the delegate convention at I.S.U. in Pocatello. They prepared a bill for the state convention in Boise, and elected senators and representatives. Trumpeters Steve Brown and Manuel Cavazos headed the parade that unfurled the banners, chanted the chants, and paraded the posters for their candidates, Bruce Wallace, Debbie Savage, and J Ed Christiansen, shown at left with Mrs. Chandler, advisor. Row one: Brenda Isaak, Kay Thurston, Denise Adamson, Peggy Lowder, Jeff Pahl, Chairman, Greg Pahl, Marc Foster, Loraine Duffin, and Wendy Wahlen, Sec. Treas. Row two: Dick Bliss, Manuel Cavazos, George Newberry, Phillip Christiansen, Bruce Wallace, Vice Chairman, Mrs. Chandler, Kevin Christensen, J Ed Christiansen, Darren Bradley, Steve Brown. Row three: Carma Lucero, Loriann Peterson, Kathy Tieszen, Helen Gripentog, Barbara Lords, Annette Mayer, Leslie Morrow, Debbie Savage, Melanie Pierce, Julie Wilcox, Becky Simms, Edith Dvorak Nanci Worth, LuAnn Wynn, and Janel Youd. 46 NEW STUDENT LOUNGE Validated Parking Student-body President Jeff Pah I stretches to new heights as he spearheads the work for the new student lounge. Mr. Lloyd and Mr. Verbeck did the repairs and student body members helped in the moving, painting, and standing around to watch as the work progressed. Student funds provided carpet and drapes. Congratulations, Jeff, on a super job for the school. 47 NEW SCHOOL FLAG! After Many Detours And Roadblocks! For several years the student council has been trying to get a new school flag. The old one which had once been black and orange, had turned green with age. Many plans were discussed and abandoned, but finally with the help of Marcia Heaney, Jeff Pahl, Tana Nugent, Jeff Driscoll, Janet Claunch, Kay Thurston, Debbie Savage and others, the job was done to the satisfaction of all! We're black and orange again! FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Survey Crew Robert Bliss, Superintendent Keith Slane, Principal Connie Cornforth, Secretary District Office Alice Petersen, Secretary District Office Alene Pierce, Secretary High School 50 Members of the Aberdeen School Board are, Row 1: Raymond Funk, Chairman, Eileen Underwood, and Elston Wynn. Row 2: Elmer Isaak, Don Dempster, and Superintendent Bliss. Gary Abercrombie Ag. I - IV F.F.A. Advisor Leon Adamson English II Idaho History Current Events Ski Club Advisor Gene Bennett Band Choir Pep Band Joyce Bingham Home Ec. I - IV F.H.A. Advisor Grinning, while he threatens us with our lives. Ruth Chandler Government Consumer Ec. Speed Reading Freshman Advisor Gary Clifton Counselor National Honor Society Advisor Freshmen Advisor I om Dean Biology Botony Physiology Football Wrestling 51 Just keep on truckin', Mr. Bennett. 52 Faye Huls Library Freshmen Advisor Bob Johnson Engiish I Boys' P.E. Senior Advisor Larry Kimura Math Wrestiing Football Tiger Club Advisor Senior Advisor Elliot McDermld Ronald Mower Mike Petersen Chemistry Spanish History Earth Science Record Keeping Shorthand Woodworking Typing Sophomore Advisor Student Council Advisor Clint Phillips Auto Mechanics I - IV Senior Advisor Phyllis Sandvol Special Education Pepclub Advisor Rod Seppala Advanced Math Junior Advisor LaVerne Wood Engish III History Sophomore Advisor Gloy Wrlde English IV Art Student Council Annual Advisor Anne Waters General Business Bookkeeping Typing CLASSES SENIORS The Road To 1979 Officers: Phil Christiansen, Bruce Wallace, Kathy Tieszen, Dick Bliss, Manuel Cavozos, Becky Simms. Not pictured: J. Ed Christiansen. Paul Adamson - I'm going to be a genius-if I ever get around to it. Klrk-Barclay-Anything the mind can see and believe, body can achieve. Shawna Simonson Barlow-If you're not confused, you're just not thinking clearly. Phillip Christiansen - Real strength comes from within. Janet Christy - There are two tragedies in life; one is to lose your heart's desire; the other is to gain it. Janet Claunch - The smallest good deed is better than the grandest intention. Rodney Cluff - Wake me when it's over. Jeff Driscoll - But guys, I can't. I've already got 18 absences. Shayne Copeland - Tring to understand school is somewhat like trying to follow the plot in a bowl of alphabet soup. Byron John Duffin - You never get a second chance to make a good first impression. Brett Davidson - People who think they're perfect are maddening to those of us who know we are. Cecile Farnsworth - A good sermon leaves you wondering how the preacher knew all about you. 57 Sid Flyte - Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow. Joel Hansen - Conscience is the inner voice that warns us somebody may be looking. Lance Jones - A dog has many friends beause he wags his tail instead of his tongue. Helen Gripentog - The highest reward for a man's toil is what he becomes by it. DeLynn Hance - Four be the things I'd been better without: love, curiosity, freckles and doubt. Marcia Heaney - Lead me not into temptation, for thou knowest me. Debbi Horsch - Truth is stranger than fiction - and might be even more interesting if it were as well told. Larry Lankford - Women of the world, tempt not a desperate man. Steve Larson - Some people will believe anything if it's whispered to them. Brian Lebrecht - I know this paper was due last week, but ... Barbara Lords - There's only one man in my life, if I only knew who. Bob Lowder - Attending classes interferes with my driving around. Annette Mayer - There are only two kinds of men who don't understand me; married and � 9 Carma Lucero - Be pretty if you can; be witty if you must be agreeable if it kills you. Terry Mann - If you can't be good, be good at it. Lori Michaelson - If at first you do succeed, try to hide your astonishment. Leslie Morrow - All that is gold does not glitter. Not all who wander are lost. Peggy Nash - The big things are easy to get; it's the little things that I keep tripping over. George Newberry - We have forty million reasons for failure, but not one excuse. Tana Nugent - Mama! Jeff Pahl - What we don't know may not hurt us, but it surely doesn't help us, either. Trent Palmer - A man wrapped up in himself makes a very small package. Allen Park - Reports of my death have been greatly exaggerated. Barbara Park - A warm smile is an invitation to draw up a chair before the fire of friendship. 60 Julie Peck - I'm not conceited. Conceit is a fault and I ain't got none. Loriann Peterson - I'm never bothered by indecision. It's just that I can't make up my mind. Melanie Pierce - It is neither wealth nor splendor, but tranquillity and occupation which give happiness. Randall Pierce - I stop for blondes and brunettes and back up ten steps for redheads. Joy Potter - Happiness is my main business in life. Jonell Rogers - Then I rode off madly in all directions. Tim Saint Vincent - When all else fails, follow directions, I 9« Rick Rosas - If two wrongs don't make a right, try three. Ron Sanchez - Did you say party? Becky Simms - The city of Happiness is found in the state of Mind. Debbie Savage - A friend of proven worth is one of God's greatest gifts. Bryan Schritter - If athletes cared as much for their bodies as they do for their cars, the world would be full of great athletes. Reed Talbot - Cheer up, the worst is yet to come. Wendy Wahlen - In three words I can sum up everything I've learned about life! It goes on. John Thelin - Why walk...when you can drive? Bruce Wallace - It is easier to do a job right than to explain why you didn't. Kathy Tieszen - The only successful substitute for brains is silence. Lenn Ward - The light that lies in a woman's eyes, and lies and lies and lies. We truly regret that we have no pictures for Dan Barela Tom Larson George McCulloch Dan Reynolds Richard Winberg 62 Tom Larson Dan Barela Dan Reynolds Below are the twelve high honor graduates: Paul Adamson, Debbie Savage, Kathy Tieszen, Melanie Pierce, Barbara Lords, Annette Mayer, Brett Davidson, Jeff Pahl, Bruce Wallace, Lori Michaelson, Steve Brown, Kevin Christensen. We did not want to finish the Senior section of our book without a picture of each Senior, so we have rounded up a few more mug shots to add. They may not be dressed in tuxedos, but they are handsome just the same. Reading 'Ritin', and Restin Try tempting your trunk with this trio. Mistletoe Magic Manuel, the Minstrel, makes melodic music Mighty muscles amaze onlookers. Julllee Julie. Ferocious face fit. SENIOR WHO’S WHO Winding Road To Memories Eyes: Randall Pierce and Debbl Horsch At left. Hair: Tana Nugent and George McCulloch Brett Davidson should be in the Most Likely to Succeed picture, but he was not available for pictures that day. Happiest: Jeff Driscoll and Janet Claunch Most likely to succeed: Debbie Savage and Bruce Wallace 66 Most enthusiastic: Wendy Wahlen and Philip Most athletic: Jeff Pahl and Kathy Tieszen Christiansen 68 Versatile: Bruce Wallace and Melanie Pierce Smile: Janet Claunch and Kevin Christensen At right. Walk: Loriann Peterson and Richard Wlnberg Darrej F ootid GrJ| Music [Music Paul Adamson Football 1, Band 1, National Honor Society 3, 4, Electronics 2. Kirk Barclay Football 1, 2, 3, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Football Camera Man 4, Tiger Club 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA Greenhand 1, Chapter Farmer 2. Dan Barela Shawna Simortson Barlow Powder Puff Basketball 1, 2, Tennis 1, 2, Choir 1, My Fair Lady 1, Music Festival 1, Drill Team 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, Class Vice-Pres. 3, Daisy Mae 2. Mark Barnard FFA 3. Troy Beck Football 1, 2, Wrestling 3, 4, Rodeo Club 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, Grennhand 2, Chapter Farmer 3, Rodeo Club Pres. Vice-Pres. 2. Dick Bliss Football 1, 2, 3 3, Track 1, 2, 4, Boy's Sta Youth Leg Most Val Student Club Set. 3 Ski Club Kevin Christensen Football 1, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, FFA Scholorship Award 3, Student Council 4, Student Body Treas. 4, Ski Club Vice-Pres. 4. J. Ed Christiansen Football 1, Cross Country 1, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Trac 1, 2, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 3, Band 1, 2, 4, FFA 1, Youth Leg. 3, 4, FFA C Farmer, Student Council 47 Council Parlimentarian 4, Cla Vice-Pres. 4, FFA Stud t C Rep. 4, FFA ParlimeWhttan 4 Sec. 3. Phillip Christiansen Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Bask$| 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Go! 1, Youth Leg. 3, A 2, Boy's State 3 Tiger Club 2; 3, [ Jational Horror - kistrict Footba Mtall All Stal Fair puntry ' BanTl, 2, 3, d ■chool paper Kb 4, Audio Krew 1, 4, Ban I, Band Clinic I estival Duet 3, I fdent Council 4- Choir Clin Band Pres. , Music1 on Betty Bwtoft Manuel Cavazo; Football 1, 2, 4, Tennis 3, 4, FFA 1, 4, Tiger Club 3, 4 Ban Jr.-sr. Prom King 3, Music 3, Audio Visual Technical Cr 4, Choir 4, State FFA Creed Winner 1 Junior Intermountai Science Humanities Symposf 3, National Honor Society 3 4, Music Festival Trumpet Duet 3, Pep Band Leader 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Class Pres. 3, 4. Jeff Driso Football 1, 4, Track 3, 4, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, FootbalrWffTner 2, Tiger Club 2 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Boy's State Class Treas. 2, Presidential Aid 3, Student Council 3, 4, Student Body Vice-Pres. 4. Byron - John Duff in Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 2, Rodeo Club 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Golf 1, My Fair Lady 1, Oklahoma 2, Tiger Club 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, FFA Greenhand 1, FFA Chapter Farmer 2, All State ptball Team 4, Dist. Football {nps 4, Student Council 3, 4, Rodeo Pres. 4, Tiger Club ce-Pres. 4. Sid Flyte st Faltfn Mechanics Contest i eien Gripentog owder Puff Basketball 3, Clinic 2, 3, 4, Music Festival 1, 3, 4, Choir 1, 3, 4, Girls Choir 2, Pep Club 4, HA Pres. 4. DeLynn Hance Basketball 5, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Powder Puff Basketball 3, 4, Youth Leg. 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Diploma De Merit: 1st place written level I, ISU Foreign Language Festival 2, Pep Club Sec. 4, National Honor Society Treas. 4. Joel Hansen Football Manager 1, Tennis 2, 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. Marcia Heaney ennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleading 2, 4, Cheerqueen 2, 4, Powder Puff ketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Chor 1, Girl's e Alternate 3, Homecoming idate 1, 2, Homecoming dant 2, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, ir Lady 1, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, ional Honor Society 3, 4, Leg. 3, 4, Student Council Horsch er Puff Basketball 2, Tennis 1, o Club 3, 4, My Fair Lady 1, lub 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, Choir May Maid 4, Class Treas. 3, o Club Sec. 4. Lankford II 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, rack 4, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, lub 2, 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, Ski udent Council Rep. 4. rson , 3, 4, Tiger Club 4, Dist. fchamps. 4. p, 4, Football 3, 4, ball Champs 4. Brian Lebrecht Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Football 4, District Football Champs 4. 70 Barbara Lords Annual Staff 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Miss: 2nd Runner Up. Spirit of Jr. Miss 4, Bank Clinic 2, 3, Annual Staff Copy Ed. 3, National Honor Society Sec. 4. Bob Lowder Carma Lucero Powder Puff Basketball 3, 4, Mat Maid 4, Youth Leg. 4, FHA 1 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Wrestling reporter 4, Language Festival ISU: 1st place in Oral Comp' 2nd place in Written Competi FHA Vice-Pres. 4. Terry Mann Rodeo Club 3, to, acl 2, Ski Club 1, 4, National Hohor Society 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, Scholastic Bowl 3. Annette Mayer Powder Puff Basketball 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, FHA 4, Junior Miss 4 Youth Leg. 4, National Honor Society 3, i 4, FHA projects leader 4. | ' George McCulloch Track 1, 3, 4, Gold at State in 44D, relay 3, Football m Lori Michaelson Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Powder Puff Basketball 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Youth Leg. 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Student Council 4, Pep Club Treas. 3, Pep Club Pres. 4, Seminary Executive Council 4. Boy's State 3, Century III 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Class Pres. 1, Student Council Rep. 2, 3, Student Body Pres. 4, Ski Club Pres. 3, 4. Basketball 1, 2, Band 1, Kjf GreenHand degree egree. Team 1, 4, er Puff rack Meet 1, it te I, 4, Choir Youth Leg.4. tball 3, 4, Drill Staff 3, 4, Youth , 2, 3, 4, Pep nd 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Sec. 4, Melanie Lee Pierce Cfflierfeading 2, 3, 4, Powder Puff Basketball 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, Jh-Sr. Prom Queen 4, Ski O b 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, My Fair Lady 1, Honor Society 3, 4, Youth K Leg. 3, 4, Jr. Miss 4, Music Clinic 1, 2, 3, Music Festival 1, 2, 3, Jr. Miss 1st Runner Up and Poise and Appearance Awards 4, Class Rep. 1, Ski Club Sec. 3, Student Council 1. ual Leslie Morrow Drill Team 1, 2, 3, Powder Puff Basketball 3, 4, Track 4, Ski Club 4. George Newberry Tennis 2, 3, 4, District Double Champ 3, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 4, Junior Intermountain Science Symposium 3, FFA Sec., 1st Soils Team 4, High Man Soils Contest 4, 2nd place Parlimentary Team 3, State Soils 3, 4. Tana Nugent Track 1, Girls Basketball 3, Peo Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Drill Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, FHA 3, Homecoming Candidate 2, 3, 4, Aberdeen Junior Miss 4, Ski Club Sec. 2, Asst. Mistress 3, Drill Team Mistress 4. Jeff Pah I Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, FHA 3, Lifa Abner 2, Tiger Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 1, 2 3, 4, Randall Pierce Football and Basketball Camera Operator 1, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 4, Choir 1 2, FFA Farm Mechanics Award 3. Joy Potter Annual Staff 4. Dan Reynolds Cross Country 1, Football 1, FFA 1, 2, 3. Jonell Rogers Choir 2, 3, Annual Staff 4. Rick Rosas Football 4. Tim Saint Vincent Ron Sanchez Cross Country 1, Wrestling 1, 2, 3. Debbie Savage Powder Puff Basketball 1, 2, 4, Homecoming Candidate 1, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Choir 1, Music Festival 1, Girl's Chorus 2, Youth Leg. 3, 4, Student Council 1, 3, 4, Youth Conservation Camp 4, Annual Staff 1, 3, 4, Basketball Scorekeeper 3, 4, ISU Honors Program 3, Girl's State 3, Delegate to Boise for Youth Leg. 3, Asst. Yearbook Ed. 3, Yearbook Edt. 4, Student Body Treas. 3, Class Rep. 1, Annual Rep. 4. Bryan Schritter Football 1, 3, a, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 4, Tiger Club 4, FFA 1, 2, 3. Becky Simms Powder Puff Basketball 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, National Honor Society 1, 3, 4, Swing Choir 1, 2, Pep Club 3, 4, Youth Leg. 3, 4, Girl's State 3, Spirit of Jr. Miss Award 4, Class Treas. 4, National Honor Society Vice-Pres. 4. Reed Talbot Choir 1, FFA 3, 4. John Thelin Electronics 1, 2. Kathy Tieszen Track 1, 2, 3, 4, State Track 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Clinic Band 2, Choir 3, Pep Club 4, Jr. Miss 4, FHA 4, FFA Chapter Sweetheart 3, Youth Leg. 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Jr. Miss Scholastic Achievement 4, Century III Runner Up 4, Prep Girl Athlete of the year. Class Sec. 1, 4, Pep Band Sec. 3, FHA Sec.-Treas. 4, Student Council 4, National Honor Society Rep. 4. Wendy Wahlen Powder Puff Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Attendant 3, Homecoming Queen 4, Cheerleader 2, 4, Mascot 3, Drill Team 1, Oklahoma 2, My Fair Lady 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Youth Leg. 3, 4, Ski Club 1, 2 3, 4, Music Festival (Superior) 3, Physical Fitness Award in Junior Miss 4, Class Treas. 1. Bruce Wallace Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, My Fair Lady 1, Oklahoma 2, Youth Leg. 3, 4, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Tiger Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Boy's State 3 Delegate to Boise for Youth Leg. 3, Band 1, 2, 3, FHA 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, All State Defensive Team 4, Student Council 1, 2, 4. Lenn Ward Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2 3, 4, Football 1, 4, My Fair Lady 1, Pep Band 1, Band 1. 71 JUNIORS The Road To 1980 Abercrombie CindV Adams Denise Adamson John Alexander Kevin Aronson Benny Barela Crystal Beck Sandra Beck Standing: Loraine Driscoll, V.P., Mike Funk, Pres., Sitting: Joe Fehringer, Treas., Greg Pahl, S.B. rep.. Front: Kay Thurston, rep., Russell Lehman, rep., Nanci Worth, sec. Ronda Cluff Darren Dancliff Danielle Daniels Loraine Driscoll Sandra Duff in Joe Fehringer 72 Cheryl Findlay Michelle Hall Ronald Inskeep Marc Foster Justin Funk Mike Funk Terry George Teri Gordon Larry Jones Todd Kendall Trena King Mike Krehbiel Todd Landvatter Lane Lankford Andrea Lebrecht Russell Lehman Leo Line Marnae Lowder Peggy Lowder Price Mayer Lisa Miller Ramona Moon Jeff Mosbrucker 73 Bonna Pierce Lee Pierce Tammy Pierce Joe Potter Jolyn Poulson Vickie Rojas DeAnne Rowbury Troy Reynolds Angel Salz Chris Shipley Michelle Simonson Kenny Pullian Ronda Stroschein Kim Whitworth Danny Woods Nanci Worth LuAnn Wynn Janel Youd Juli Zimmerman We regret we have no pictures for: Doyle Hess, Maurice Larson, Brian Phillips, Julie Wilcox, and Frank Casias. 75 The advisors for the Junior class are: Rod Seppafa, Gene Bennett, and Larry Klmura. SOPHOMORES The Road To 1981 Kathy Adamson Ted Anderson Teresa Anderson Kent Barclay Vice-President: Darla King, Secretary: Janilee Duffin, President: Mart Driscoll, Treasurer: Maryann Hege, Representatives: Melanie Stucky, Beth Whyte and Val Wahlen. Chris Barela Rex Christensen Cathy Copeland Robert Bernal Joe Blaker Mychelle Corbridge Mart Driscoll Eric Duffin Dale Corbridge Janilee Duffin Edith Dvorak Roger Fehringer Mary Lou Gonzolas Susan Hall Anita Hance 76 Maryann Hege Scot Huntsinger Marilyn Isaak Kevin Johns Darla Johnson Brian Kendall Patty Lucero Steve Medellin Richele Michaelson Gail Newberry Shawn Nelson Tracy Nelson Stuart Pankratz Joe Phillips Rodney Pierce Cammy Pah! Brad Poulson 77 Nellie Rogers A laugh is worth a hundred groans In any market. Dennis Sanchez Melanie Stucky Lee Summers Sandra Talbot Mike Teeples Machelle Thelin Kathy Tubbs Wayne Twitchell Karl Vollmer I'll drink to that! Val Wahlen Dwight Wallace Chris Walther Micky wneeier Beth Whyte Mike Wiest We regret we have no pictures for Clarence Christy, Glen Claunch, Rosemary Delarosa, Marvin Fehringer, Anita Pena, Layton Roland, Raul Saiz, Sandra Salinas, and Delane Schumacher. 79 The advisors for the Sophomore class are: Mrs. LaVerne Woods and Mr. Elliot McDermld. FRESHMEN The Road To 1982 Carol Abercrombie Mark Anderson Officers are Debbie Fehringer, Marie Gonzales, Nathan Anderson, Pres., Paula Norton, Jackie Bliss, Sandra Isaak, and Rita Stroschein. Nathan Anderson Julie Beasley Tony Blaker Jackie Bliss Pete Colungo Kris Corbridge Robbyn Christensen Janielle Daniels LaRee Davis Angela Dempster Jim Duff in Debbie Fehringer Angela Forrey 80 Jilane Foster Tracy Fox Marie Gonzales Lee Hall Robin Hall Scott Hall Trudy Henderson Clinton Inskeep Sandra Isaak Jody Kendall Jolene Kendall Michelle Kendall Joe Kline Kindall Korrell Charlene Larson Paula Norton Bonita Oman Susan Park Just give me the security of a faithful teddy bear. 81 Gary Schritter Cindy Slaugh Shawn Thomas Advisors: Ruth Chandler and Faye We regret that we have no pictures for: Adam Garcia, Arnold Garcia, Alfonso Miranda, and Valerie Wilcox. Rita Stroschein Susannah Summers Layne Tubbs Audrey Underwood Betsy Warner Troy Welch Do you see any Seniors? Kory Waford Nancy Woods 82 Kyle Peterson Tammy Terry Doug Walther June Wynn WORKING TOGETHER FOR ACHIEVEMENT Freeway Entrance AUTO MECHANICS Clint Phillips (advisor), Lance Jones, Bryan Schritter, Trent Palmer, Brian Lebrecht, Ron Sanchez and Steve Larson. Above: KID Scholastic Quiz Show participants. Kay Thurston, Debbie Savage, Joe Fehringer, Kathy Tieszon, Bruce Wallace, Joe Potter and Jeff Pahl. At the side: Danny Woods, Kelly Klempel, Rex Christensen, Val Bradley and Mike Abercrombie were participants at the FFA Pacific International Livestock Judging Contest held in Portland, Oregon. 83 Open your mouth and close your eyes and I'll give you something to make you wise while Mrs. Bingham isn't watching. Would you like to buy six feet of Fidelrickshawn? Exiled to a Siberian slave camp. I have a dominant lazy gene. It takes one or two of these before you learn not to volunteer. Becky, you're enjoying it too much. GIRL’S BASKETBALL-NEW THIS YEAR ERA Highway The girls' teams are probably the most improved team around. Basketball was a new experience and the girls had a lot to learn. But they climbed out of the cellar and Mr. Adamson and Mr. Abercrombie finished the year with their teams winning games. VARSITY Coaches: Leon Adamson and Gary Abercrombie. Row 1: Cammy Pahl, Roswita Lebrecht, Juli Zimmerman, Cindy Adams, LuAnn Wynn. Row 2: Sandra Talbot, Peggy Nash, Andra Lebrecht and Lori Michaelson. JUNIOR VARSITY. Coaches: Leon Adamson and Gary Abercrombie. Row 1: Darla Johnson, Marilyn Isaak, Carla Lowder, Darla King. Row 2: Cammy Pahl, Gail Newberry, Shelley Peck, Carol Abercrombie, Angela Forrey. BUSSES AND BUILDINGS Slow For Fog We would certainly have low visibility area around here if it were not for the people who maintain the buses and buildings. Mr. Wonderly runs the best-kept fleet of buses in Idaho. Mr. Lloyd appears to be happily destroying the property but actually he is enlarging the periodical room at the library, a great improvement. Mr. Verbeck can be seen almost any hour of the day pushing a wide broom to keep the halls less than ankle deep in locker debris. We must have trash-makers that come out of the woodwork at night. 87 In Appreciation The Yearbook Staff of Aberdeen High School wants to express their gratitude to the merchants who support our book with their advertising. At one time they helped us to have a little nicer book. But with the big rise In cost of the book, we couldn't even have a book without their help. So every student who wishes to have a Yearbook of Memories owes that pleasure, in part, to the kind and cooperative merchants whose ads appear below. We urge you all to be their good customers. CARTER’S The Versatile Store We fill a hundred needs 88 BIG 0” TIRES stands big and ready to serve with the finest tires and fastest service. Here's to the TIGER HUT The Champion Eating Place for Our Champions. PALMER IMPLEMENT If money counts, then come to PHILLIP’S 66 Where you serve yourself and save a bunch. Palmers are all lined up and ready to serve you best! DOUG’S SERVICE CENTER LANDVATTER MOTORS If it runs we can fix it: Foreign and Domestic, trucks, tractors, and cars! Better ideas at Landvatter's include the dashing new Mustang! Todd says, The Service is 1. 90 K G CUSTOM Kurt Jerman Garry Schritter Custom Fertilizer and Chemical Application Open 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Mon-Sat Large Selection of Fabrics and Notions Kenneth and Patricia Vollmer-owners We've got the hottest brand going for YOU! Go in Frazzled Come out Dazzled BARBARA’S BEAUTY SALON Hairstyling for men, women, and children Lots of Food and Fun Spud Bowl Bowling Alley and Restaurant MUIR’S Fill your home with beauty and quality from Muir's Furniture and Appliance First Security Bank of Idaho National Association A Full Service Bank Member of FDIC Elbert Gossen Darrell Lords Manager Asst. Manager 92 WARD OIL COMPANY Delivered to your Door - Saves Time, Energy and More 93 THE V I L L A TERRY’S FARM AND BUILDING SUPPLIES From tip to toe the place to go for clothes that glow is the VILLAGER CARDINAL FOODTOWN The friendly store with the friendly smiles- finest merchandise all departments Build it, paint it, sign it, and sell it; Terry's supplies you all the way. 94 95 Another year has brought its fun and memories - its disappointments and lessons. Remember how spring felt after that long winter! Remember high [heels and disco music, the new school flag (after years of talking about it), the student lounge - Yeah! Second in State in Football! Third in State in Wrestling! A great year, yours and