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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1980 volume:

FACES FOR A DECADE INDEX I. Title 4. Dedication 5. Classes 6. Seniors 22. Juniors 26. Sophomores 30. Freshmen 34. Administration and Faculty 39. Activities 54. Organizations 72. Sports 100. Good-by TIGER TRACKS ABERDEEN IDAHO 1980 BEGINNINGS OF A DECADE Faces turned outward in appreciation of life; the decade begins. BEGINNINGS A day, a year, a Decade, or a yearbook all begin with the Faces that give each day meaning; faces that show the laughter and lore of friends. These are the Faces of the 80's. Friends For A Decade CLASSES Dedication Ho DEDICA TE this olume of TIGER TRACKS to the class of I9SU. to the trrelre years of friendship they hare shared, and to their friends, parents and teachers rrho hare helped them to prepare for the decade that lies ahead. Officers fur the seniors are President Joe F. ith Ronda S., Lorainc IK Terry G., Sandra 1)., I iiAnn W'„ and Juli Z. Mike Abercrombie -When you come to the end of your rope, tie a knot and hang on. (indy Adams - A noman has to be tnicc as good as a man to go half as far. Denise Adamson - It may be that those nho do most, dream most. John Alexander - first learn the meaning of nhat you say and then speak. he in Aronson • Someday my ship nill come in; but nith my luck, 1 11 be at the airport. Benny Barela - l ife is strange - by the time you learn the ropes, you're all hung up. (ristal Beck - History repeats itself, that's one of the things nrong nith history. 6 Sandra Beck - I neier kiss anyone on an empty stomach. al Bradley - If you're going to com- plain about farmers, don't talk nith your mouth full. Jesse Cardona - Price made me do it. Darren Dandiff - Men of few words Danielle Daniels - finally got it all l.oraine Driscoll - Success is not never are the best men. together, but I forgot where I put it. falling; it is rising every time you fall. Sandra Duff in - A smile is a curte that Joc Wringer-The game of life is nol Cheryl Undlay - If you don V say any- can set a lot of things straight. 90 much m hold,nK Kood h� nd MS thing, you won't he called on to repeat playing a poor hand well. it. Marc Foster - If you don't gi e it a chance, it can't happen. Justin Funk - A bad excuse is better, they say, than none at all. Mike Funk - If at first you don't suc- ceed, try, try again. Then, gi e up, there's no use being a darn fool. 7 Terry Ceorge - There are several good protections against temptation, but the surest is cowardice. I.isa Harder - The pursuit of truth will set you free-e en if you ne er catch up with it. Mark Heaney - had a quotation, hut I forgot it. Diane llokanson - Music is a result of feelings, and feelings are the result of music. Kay llokanson - Music is emotion. You put y ourself into it, and it gi es to you. Ronald Inskeep - Man is the hunter; woman is his game. Hrenda Isaak - W hat you are is Cod's gift to you. What you make of yourself is your gift to Cod. Julie Jackman - If it wasn't for the last minute, a lot of things wouldn't get done. ( indy Joslin - Self is the only person that can ever hind the soul. lane lank ford -1 have a great faith in fools; self-confidence, my friends call it. Andrea lebrecht - To everything there is a season and a time to every purpose under the heavens. Russell I.eh man - When study inter- feres with play cut out study. Irena King - My first word was “su- perca I i fraga listic.99 Mike Krehbiel - You'll neter win a race by looking behind you-always look ahead. Todd I.and a tier - A woman's mind is cleaner than a man's. She changes it more often. I.eo l.ine - The harder you work, the more I accomplish. Marnae l.owder - Psychiatrists say that talking solves problems - causes them, too. Peggy l-owder - The soul would hate no rainbows if the eyes had no tears. Greg Pahl - .4 real friend is one who when you've made a fool of yourself doesn't feel you've done a permanent Cori Palmer - My ambition is to be the first person to cruise town with a full tank of gasohol. l.aSae Phillips - Money and kisses will get you nowhere, hut I would do anything for a ding-dong ora fruit pie. Tammy Pierce - Worrying is like a rocking horse; it keeps you going but doesn't get you anywhere. Bonna Pierce - m not afraid of work. I can lie down right beside it and go to sleep, if mv dad's not home. I.ee Pierce - There isn t much to see in a small town, but what you hear makes up for it. Joe Potter - Do not take life too seri- ously. You will neier get out of it aTne. Kenny Pulliam • Drum players are among my idols - such greats as Buddy Rich, Gene Krupa, and Ray Hokan- Jolyn Poulson Reed - The witty man merely says what you would ha e said if you had thought of it first. Vicki Rojas - Lei men say whaterer lie Anne Row bury - for etery minute Doug Ruff - I drink to make other lhe will; nomen rule them still. at you re angry, you lose sixty sec- people interesting. onds of happiness. Angel Sail - What is this about beauty (Kris Shipley - So man has erer be- Ronda Stroschein - My ambition is to being only skin deep? What do you come a failure nithout his onn con- remain sneet and innocent and neter nant. an adorable lifer? sent. get caught. I'eresa Thelin - Life today for the promises of tomorrow. Kay Thurston - A candle that lights another candle loses none of its flame. Roseann Waddoups - I would rather walk with Cod in the dark than go alone in the light. (luh I. 2. X; Boys’ Stale Delegate X; All-Conference (enter 4. Mike Abercrombie FFA I. Z X 4; Boys'Home He 4; FFA Reporter X FFA Parliamentarian 4; State f arm Degree X Slate Soil Anard I, Z X , (indy Adams dirts'Basketball X 4: t rack I. 2: Ponder-Puff f ootball 4; Ponder-Puff Baskt hall I. 2. X 4; Pep dub . Z X 4; Choir . Z 4; Music (Unie I. Z 4:1d lift Z 4; “Oklahoma I; Youth I.eg. 4; Girls' Chorus I; Pep dub Treas. X jjfcf lu£ Pres. 4: Junior Homecoming Attendant; Daisy Mae 2; State Irackaf. I. Z 4; Basketball I. Z X 4; Tennis Z X t rack 2; Ski dub X f reshmen s.: Junior Class Pres. f ep BandWi2,X4; Band I.2.X.4; Choir 4; Auto Mechanics Z X Music Festital I, ■ Z 4; Senior Class V. Pres.; Band Pres. 4. Denise Adamson fllA X 4; Pep ( tub I; Youth l.eg. XJr. Miss Pageant 4; Drama ( Girls' (horus I; Art X 4; Fit.A State V. Pres, of History 4; Ch Officer X Isa Harder 'under-Puff Football 4; Ski ( luh Choir 2. X 4; Jr. Miss Simplicity Anard. piril of Jr. Miss. Jr. Miss Scholastic Anard; Jr. Miss Kodak Anard; Drama luh 4; V Honor Society X 4. John Alexander f ootball I. Z X 4; Basketball I. Z X 4; FFA I. 2. X 4; Ski ( luh X X 4; outh I eg. A 4; Choir I. Z' Drama dub 4; Auto Mechanics 2. Staff 4; FFA V. Pres. 4; FFA Treas. 2; Student Body Pres. 4. i 2. .1. 4; Basketball I. 2; Track I. 2; Tiger Club Treas. 4. football Diane llokanson Pep Band 2. X 4; Band I. Z X 4; Choir 4. he iti Aronson Benny Barela ( ristal Beck Ponder-Puff Basketball X Ski dub X Pep ( luh I. Z Pageant A Creating A Performing Arts Anard 4. Ray llokanson Band I. 2. X 4; Band I. Z X 4; Choir 2. X. 4; Clinic Choir 2; dinic Honors ep fand 4; Festital Solo 2, X 4; Festital Duet 4. Ronald Insktvp Rodeo (lub X 4; Auto Mechanics 2. .1, 4. Sandra Beck Track I. Z X 4; Pep dub I. 2 mbeerlcadc J oL X Ponder-Puff f ootball 4; Po JFuff Ho0 tH AH! SkiMhhlreas. Cheer Queen Z 4; Homecoming Candh PrtMf mX andidate Brenda Isaak Track Z' Tennis p (lub I. 2. X. 4; Ponder-Puff Basketball I. Z X Ponder-Puff Football 4; Student Council I. 4; Choir I. 2. X 4; Annual Staff X 4; Copy Fdl. 4; A outh Teg. X 4; Freshman ( lass Rep.; Sophomore ( lass V. Pres.; PepJ h V. Pres. X Pen (lub Pres. 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Girls' State Demote X Music f 4; Preference Ball Candidate I; Festital Superior Solo nard .t W’d biOtfch nard Z X Vat. Honor Society X 4; Outstanding ( hoir Member X t M Val Bradley tZl I. Z X. 4; FFJ wKMAScnlincI 2; (ontQ M Sec. 4; FFA State Farmer UIO 4; Ronda (lull Girls’ ( horus 2; Fid X. Julie Jackman Drill l eani X OS tuh Basketball I. 2. XSki I Queen (andidate X; lloi I, 4; Jr. Miss Pageant 4; Mascot 4; Ponder-Puff k ( hoir I. Z X; Music Clinic 2. X; Jr.-Sr. Prom fling (andidate X. 4; WCTC Speech Winner 2. Pep ( lub I; FllA Voting Delegate X. 4. Stete Colungo W resiling X 4; Tiger dub 4. (indt Joslin FllA I. 2; Pep (luh I; Band . Darren Ihncliff Football I; Auto Mechanics 2. Irena king Tennis X; Pep ( luh X 4; Ponder-Puff Football 4; Jr. Miss Pageant 4; Choir I. Z X 4; Ponder-Puff Basket j jB: Drama Club 4; .Music Clinic 2. X 4; Fxcellenl Boling- Music Festital rtMI Daniels Wte krehbiel Football . Z X 4; II resiling I. Z 4; ( hoi r I. 2. X 4; Tiger (luh 2. X 4; FFA I. Z 4; FFA Officer 2. X; “Oklahoma I. Driscoll Basketball I. 2. X 4; football I. 2. X 4; 4: Youth I eg. 2. X 4; Ski ( lub X; Student (duncil X 4; Annual Staff 4; Rep.; Football (apt. 4; Soda Springs All-Star Tourney Team X; A IIS I.coding Basketball Scorer X; Boys’ Slate Delegate X; AII-( onferencc Q.B. A Punter 4; 1979 Homecoming Most Valuable Player. Nat. Honor Society X 4. Todd landtatler Ski dub I. Z X “Oklahoma I; Band I; Pep Band I. lane Tank ford f ootball 2. X 4; Basketball I, eerleader 2, 4; Drill Team I, X; Student ( duncil ■yg Z I. 2, X 4; Youth Teg. 4; Annual Staff 4; 5vs Rep.; Homecoming ( andidate I. X 4; Jr. Jfitness Atyard 4. ndrea Tebrecbt Girls' Basketball X. 4; Po h der-Pu(J Ba s k etball I, 2. X. 4; Ponder-Puff Football 4: Choir I. Z X Auto Mechanicr4. football I. 2. X. 4; Basketball T 2. X. 4; Track r QviJl-Conference Football l eam 4t ) outh I eg. 2. X 4; KID Scholastic Bon I X 4; Tiger dub 2. X 4; Nat. Honor Society 4; freshmen 4 Senior ( lasdfptiesident; Junior Class Treas. X; Box s’ State Delegate X; (entury III Runner-up 4; Senate F am Winner 4. II I; Student (duncil 2. X: Ski ( lub X; Sophomore A Junior rom king Candidate X. Teo Tine Wrestling I. 2. X 4; Tiger dub I. 2. X 4; FFA I. Z X 4; 2nd Place District Wrestler I. 2; 1st Place District Wrestler X; 2nd Place State Tourney. (hen I Find lax Marnae l.onder Pep ( luh I. Z X 4; Drill learn X; Choir Z X; Music dinic Z X; Girls’ ( horus I. Music Festital 2; Ilf77' Speech (ontest Z X 4. Marc f oster gf Football . Z X 4; Basketball I. Z X 4; Youth Teg. Z X 4: Tiger ( lub 2. X 4; Ski 14 Peggy I.oh der f-ll X; Pep (lub I; Choir X; rl .1; I oulh I.eg. Z • ; District A State ( ontcnlion Delegate X. July n Reed Drill leam I. X Pi% (lub I. 2. X Cheerleader 2. Choir I. 2. X Ponder-Puff Basketball I. 2; llonvecoming ( andidate 2; ff A Snelhearl (andidate 2; Daisy Mae Candidate 2. Pres.; Sopho, Xsst: Cditor coming ttei MIS (dotar •If Basketbal sic Clinic I, Roseunn II cJsih I . I X X oulh X Sat. Honor Pres. ■ . Tiger rence Running Vehy XJr Sr. r 2. X.Mascot •all £.4 tin uni Jr. Miss 1st X 4; Dance Handgflluslont X 4; Music Wlinic 2. A ffijfcZ X Pep Hand Sec. X Hksifui Soh 2. Price Mayer Auto Mechanics; rt X 4. Michelle Hall McCulloch Ponder-Puff Basketball X Music Clinic 2. X Choir 2. X Ski (lub 2. Ramona Moon Art X (hoir 2, X outh l.eg. X Jeff Moshnicker f ootball I, 2; Tennis 2. .1. 4; uto Mechanics I. 2; Choir 2. She I let elson Choir I. 2. X 4; Drill learn 2. X Ponder-Puff Basketball I. 2. X Knit a Seuman I olley Ball I. 2; Track I. 2. 4; lechery I. 2; Badminton I. 2; Jr. Miss Pageant 4; Pep Club 4; Drill Team 4; Student Council I. Tony Vorton v1 Band I. 2. X Choir 4; Pep Band 2. X 4; Slat. Honor Society W; Boys' State Delegate X Pep Band Pres. 4; Student Council 4. ™ .Marla ugenl Rodeo ( lub I. 2. X 4; Pep ( lub I. X Mat Maid X (hoir Pam Sugent . Pep ( luh I. 2, X 4; Drill Team I. 2; ( heerleader 4; Ponderj X 4; ( hoir I. 2. X Jr. Miss Pageant 4; Shi Club I. 2. X Sophomore ( lass Sec. Creg Pahl f ootball I. 2. X 4; Basketball I. 2. X 4; iWck X 4; I Teg. 2. X 4;Student Council I. X 4; Ski (mb I. 2. X Society X 4; f reshmen A Junior ( lass Rep.; Slui (lub Sec. X Tiger (luh Pres. 4; Boys’State Delegat t] Back 4; Member of District, Region. A Stale ( ha Prom king X f ootball Team ( apt. 4; Idaho State Cori Palmer Tennis 4; ( hoir I, 2; Drill learn I; Pep ( luh I. 2, X TIIA 4; Ponder-Puff Basketball I. 2. X 4; Pi Staff 4; Ski ( lub 2. X; Music (linic 2; Sophomore Runner-1 p. I a ae Phillips Track I, 2. 4: Pep ( lub I. 2. X 4; Choir 2. 4: Music Pageant 4; Ponder-Puff f ootball 4; Ponder-Puff Baskc Publicity Officer X Ciris'State 1st Alternate X Music Sneetheart 4. Bonna Pierce Pep ( lub I, 2; ( hoir I, 2. X Music festival 2; rt 2. 'Tee Pierce Basketball I; Track I. 2; UP hner 2; Pep Band , X Drama ( luh 4; Tech. Cen X 4; Band I. 2, X 4; School Paper 4; Spanish ( lub 2, X 4; Spanish . Pep Band Director 4; Music Pcslital I. 2. X 4; Pon lisa Miller II in berg (hoir . 2. X ancv Worth Track I I emus 2. X 4. Youth Teg. X Youth I eg. Delegate Boise Delegate X Soc ; at. Honor Society X 4; Hdisc Spirit of Jr. Miss; Music (linic X Choir I. 2. X 4; Pep (lub ti nl I. Z 4. iball Ii Tennis X 4; IT I I; Ski ( lub I, 2. X Tiger ( lub 4; X nd I. 2. X ( hoir Z 4; Pep Band I. Z 4; Music ( linic Z X 4; I. 2; Drill Team I. Z X; I sst. Drill Mistress X Pep ( lub 'horus 2; Senior Class Sec. 7 4; PH I .1; Drama ( lub 4; ( hoir 2. X ff Basketball I. Z X Ponder- ual Staff I. Z X 4; Student 'and I. 2; f reshmen Class 1. ludent Body Treas. 4; Annual 'idate I. 4; freshman I tome- h X; dirts ’ Stale Delegate X; Choir 4; Band I; Art X 4. r ( lub .1. 4; Rodeo ( lub 4; Tammy Pierce Ponder-Puff Basketball I. Pep ( lub I. 2. X 4; Drill Team I. 2. X; Drama ( lub 4; Student ( ouncil 4; Student Body Sec. 4; Wardrobe Mistress X; Jr.+jf. Pro 1 Queen X; Xberdeen Jr. Miss 4; Jr. Miss Poise A ppearanee Anard. dub I. 2. X -I. nnu.il Staff 2. 4. 11 Speech ( imlcst 2. X; Jr. ( lass pi Honors Program X. Wynn | diris' Basketball X; Track I. 2: Ponder-Puff football 4; Ponder-Puff Basket- ball I. 2. I. 4; Sat. Honor Society I. 4; Pep ( lub I. 2. X. 4; Hand I. 2; Music I esthal I. 2; ( hoir 2. X: Student Council 2. 4; Jr. Miss Pageant 4; Youth Teg. X; Annual Staff I. 2. X. 4: Pep (lomUJeas. 4; Sophomore A Senior Class Rep.; nnual Business f ditor 4: Sophomore Homecoming UtcnJunt; Jr.-Sr. Queen Candidate. Janel )oud Track I, 2. 4; Jr. Miss Pageant 4; Choir 2. 4; Ponder-Puff Basketball I. 2. X. 4; Pep ( lub I. Z X, 4; Alpine ResourceM orkshop .?. Joe Potter Track 2. X. 4; Tennis 2. X. 4; Basketball 4; PA I; Sat. Honor Society X hoir diris'Basketball X 4; I rack X; Band I: Choir 2. 4; Ponder-Puff Basketball X « . 2. X. 4; (.reenband I; Music ( linic Z Music Festival Solo X: District Tennis J p ( luh , 2, .1. 4; Music festival I. Z 4; ) oulh I eg. 4; Senior ( lass Treas. •v Juli Zimmerman X 4; hoir (.iris Basketball X 4; rjet Doubles ( hampion 2 A Runner-1 p X; State Track dold Medio Relay 'leam X. V Kenny Pulliam 1 football I. 2. X. 4; Basketball I; II resiling I; Track .1, 4; Tennis I; Pej Band I, 2. X. 4; Dance Band t Illusioni X; Band I. Z X. 4; Ski Club X; Tiger Hub X 4. I.eldership und Most . AW to Succeed: Ku Thurston und Joe Teh ringer Best Dressed. Russell l.ehmun und Sundru Duffin. Best l ooking: l.oruine Driscoll und Sundru Beck. Beloh. Smiles: l.isu llurder, Mike hunk und Murnue l.onder. SENIOR WHO’S WHO Abo e. Quietest: Darren Dancliff and Ramona Moon, l oudest: John Alexander and anci W orth. ersatile: ( ind dams. Joe rotter and ( reg Pah! At right: Best Musicians: Lee Pierce and Brenda Isaak. Class cion ns: DcAnne Ron bury, Todd l.and atter, and Ice Pierce. T.yes: I uAnn Wynn. John Walt her. and Angel Sai . hoie. Cruisers: Andrea l.ebrecht. Marla ugcnt and l)oug Ruff. Marla and l)oug nere out cruising m hen the picture nas taken. At right. Most .Athletic: Cindy Adams and I ora ine Driscoll. To the right, l egs: Sandra Beck and Ware hotter Below, Figure and Physique: Stete Co- lungo and ngel Sair Below. Most Fnthusiastie: Brenda Isaak and John le ander Beto %. (iripers: John Alexander and Honda St rose he in Flirts: l.ee Pierce and I a Nae Phillips SENIORS! When you think of SENIORS you just cun't help but smile. They hate a certain charm and a nhole lot of style. Jesse nith his poofy remarks that he likes to blame on Price. Andrea's hats and Mike's cars and Doug's nit are nice. Todd has intenled a nen game of musical chair to play nith Mrs. Chandler, (a most unlikely pair.) To the right is Peggy fonder, known for telling tall tales that entertain or horrify and make her audience pale. And there are Cindy and l.uAnn off for the race. l)o ne dare to tell the nhole nor Id nhom they plan to chase? Terry is the ideal of etery mother's son as he suately opens up the door for Diane llo- kanson. The gleesome threesome shonn helon deserte a lot of praise for guiding such a nondrous class through their SENIOR days. SENIORS! When you think of them you just can't help but smile. They hate 'most etery oth- er group beaten by a mile. Does anybody here kno a good chiropractor? Sandra, nhere did you get Jani's diary? W here nas Stete Colungo � hen senior pictures � ere being taken? in Oh! For shame! Harriet, ne ne er used to do that! the library. Belon are thirteen unlucky reasons why the hoys go out of to� n for their dates. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Mary Ann ., irons.; Jan i lee )., re � .; Marilyn ., sec.; BefA IV., rep.; Melanie S., rep. Not shonn are Darla K., V.P. and Fric I).. Pres. Mychelle Corhridge Mart Driscoll Kathy Adamson Ted Anderson Teresa Anderson Chris Ha re la Mike Rlaker Solan Buffi Rex Christensen Cathy Copeland Eric Duffin Janilee Duffin Edith Dvorak Martin Eehringer u Susan Hall Mary Ann Hege Marilyn Isaak Ketin Johns Darla Johnson Brian Kendall Darla King Debbie Klassen m m 1 h. shucks folks! Connie K sar Anna l.indhartsen Kite Old (lassies! Curia Loader Richele Michaelson rutty l.ucero Steve Moore Steve Medellin Krista Nelson JUNIOR class advisors are Mr. Phillips, Mrs. Woods, and Mr. An- derson. Nellie Rogers l.ayton Roland Alan Row bury Dennis Sanchez Delane Schumacher Melanie Stucky Too bad Junior girls aren't as excited about coming to school as they are leav- ing! Chris Walthers Mick ic W heeler Beth Whvie Two merits for Gail! Karl Vollmer al Wahlen The above students were not present when individual pictures were taken. They are Roger Tehringer. Kent Barclay, Rodney Pierce, and Rod Xfichaelson. I)� ight Wallace Sandra Talbot Kathy Tubbs Wayne Twite hell Machelle Thelin 25 Carol Abercrombie Mark Anderson Nathan Anderson Julie Beasley Tony Blaker Jackie Bliss Robbyn Christensen Pete Colongo Kris ( orbridge Janielle Daniels mM if ▲ l.aree Davis Angela Dempster SOPHOMORES CLASS OF 11 JL SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Rep. Debbie F., Pres. Sandra I., V.P. Marie G., Sec. Jolene K., Rep. Jilane F. Not shown. Rep. Nathan A., and Treas. Rita S. Jimmy Puffin Debbie Fehringer Roger Ford Jilane Foster Tracy Fox Marie Gonzales Lee Hall Scott Hall Angela Forrey Look up, Lisa, up-up-UP! Rose Marie Hawk Sandra Isaak Jodi Kendall Jolene Kendall Michelle Kendall Joe Kline 27 Hi, Marie! Darla Lowder Bonita Oman John Pena Dnight Poulson Pam Ruff Kim Simonsen Rita Stroschein Shann Thomas Layne Tubbs Sophomore class advisors are Mr. Adamson and Mrs. Iluls. Ah, that's just locker talk. Betsy Warner Tro Welch Valerie Wilcox Nancy W oods June Wynn 1 It's time for the bell. Nick Potter, Cindy SI a ugh, Clinton Inskeep, l.isa Potter, Glen Claunch, Kendall korrell. Gary Schritter, and Brian Phillips Here absent nhen individual pictures Here taken. I hat h as a real hair-raising ex- perience! Freshmen class officers are Darcel Cook, president; Tina Isaak, representative; Corey Hlaker, representative; Tana Foulson, secretary-treas.; Sue Ann Ward, vice-president. Darlene Hlackhear (orey Hlaker l.ori Bradley Hoh Burton Margaret Huresco Hobby ( arlson FRESHMEN CLASS OF 1983 Beautiful Me! Rick) Carlson Beaut) and the Beast l ea Findley Can Foster Troy Funk Parcel Cook Shelli Christiansen Jim ( ordoha Dane Pancliff Thayne Driscoll Sharon ( launch L Y Curtis Crosland Joel Delarosa I ina I sunk l.arry Jennings Man Jones Daniel liege Hrenda Hi neks Kerin llenard Tracy ken del I Sheldon king Doni kirby Freshmen Jokers Michael klassen la mi Lindhartsen Jaylyn Loader l.aura Mann Paul Morro h lllake Sash Hlake Selson Monica Selson dreg Sen berry I larly n Oman 32 Brent Onen Harry le Bark I far in l ark Homecoming decorations and costumes kept Fresh- men busy and beautiful. At left are students nho nere absent nhen individual pictures Here taken. Ron I: Martin king, Tim Nelson. Ronald Spcth and Shannon Jennings. Ron 2: Russell Michaelson, Joe Velasquez, Dale Feh- ringer, Chris l.ebrecht, Robert Phillips, Scott Mu man. Sid Pierce Flsie Ritsas I ydia Sai Sue Ann Ward Rrett Simms Jud� II oods Hrian I helm Sara I a lade f reshman class advisors are Mr. Dean. Mr. Clifton and Mr. Johnson. Ilenry Pa f reshman boys' drill team. I ana Poulson Helping us build for the decades to come FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Keith Slune Principal Ronald L. Cummings Superintendent Connie Corn forth High School Secretary Alice Petersen District Secretary Members of the School Board: Sitting: Ray- mond Punk. Plmer Isaak, chairman, and Ei- leen I ndernood. Standing: Donald Dempster and Chet II ah ten. 35 Joyce Bingham Home he I. II, III. tV Boys' Home Fc FHA Advisor Cary Abercrombie Ag . II, III. IV FFA Advisor Brian Bemis (.iris PF Boys PF I ar it Basketball Gene Bennett Band Choir Pep Band Advisor Senior Ad isor Tim Anderson General Business Typing I Bookkeeping J.V. Basketball J.V. Football Junior Ad isor Ruth ( handler Covernment Consumer Economics Speed Rending Senior Advisor Cary Clifton Cuidance Counselor Freshmen A d isor Natl. Honor Society Ad isor Sean Corrigan Ceneral Math Career Math Ceometry Varsity Football Freshman Basketball Tennis Coach Tom Dean Faye Huls Ceneral Science Library Bio-Chemistry Drill Team Advisor Ecology Sophomore .Advisor Wrestling Coach Bob Johnson English I Boys' PE Freshmen Advisor Ronald Mower Spanish Record Keeping Tom Onen Biology Botany Physiology Senior Advisor Mike Petersen US. History W orld History Shorthand Student C ouncil Clint Phillips Auto Mechanics I - IV Junior Advisor Phyllis Sand to I Special Tducation Pep Club Advisor Cheer l eader Adtisor Melt in Woodruff Algebra Algebra II Trig 38 I.a erne W ood T.nglish III W orld History Junior Adtisor (Hoy W ride I nglish IV Art I and II Tiger Tracks IX'n ('hotter Student Council Together we build memories for a decade ACTIVITIES HOMECOMING Brenda Isaak, above, was crowned as 1979 Home- coming Queen. Attendants were Mary Ann Hege, Paula Norton, and Ijiura Mann. At right is Loraine Driscoll, chosen as most aluable player in the Homecoming game against Malad, which Aberdeen won with a score of 8 to 0. This was the first Home- coming game Aberdeen has won for 12 years. 1979 40 HOMECOMING week started cold on spirit, but each day it warmed until it finally exploded at the Friday night game. Each day senior citizens, babies, twins, and inside-out people roamed the decorated halls. Someone forgot to tell the teachers that testing sprees don't count toward spirit! Thursday evening came alive as students danced a long journey to a unique bonfire. In Friday's great parade, sixteen enchanting girls rode on hand-labored floats. With the pepband pro- viding spirited tunes, the newly-organized drill team made history riding instead of marching, and the senior class finally won the spirit stick after losing for three years! Homecoming week is a special memory. fWw VI Ron I, Sophomore candidates: Angela Forrey, Shelley Peck, Paula Nor- Ron I, Senior candidates: Kay Thurston, Sandra Duffin. Julie Jack- ton, and Debbie Fehringer. Ron 2, Freshmen candidates: Sue Ann Ward, man, and Brenda Isaak. Ron 2, Junior candidates: Cami Pahl, Janilee Brenda Hincks, Laura Mann, Tana Poulson. Duffin, Mary Ann liege, and Fdith Ihorak. 43 Harvest Ball The FFA and FHA provided a bright decor of red, yellow, white, and blue, and the best cookies in town, for an evening of socializing and dancing. Musical atmosphere was provided by Ron, Don, and Hart. Once again the two clubs accumulated a fortune as anything from pennies to ten dollar bills were dropped into the box for the school's favorite sweetheart. The final count determined l.aSac Phillips to he the I979-I9S0 Chapter Sweetheart. She was crowned by last year's sweet- heart, Beth Whyte, and was presented with a jacket and necklace by FFA pres. Rex Christensen. Although the atten- dance was slightly smaller this year, all those present pro- fessed an enjoyable evening. Junior Miss This year's Junior Miss pageant was a big success for Aberdeen and the Chamber of Commerce which sponsored it. Evan and Karin Palmer were the pag- eant chairmen. Out of fourteen participating girls, Tammy Pierce was crowned the new 1979-80 Aber- deen Junior Miss, and also received the poise and appearance award. Cori Palmer was named First runner up; Sandra Puffin named Second runner up and she also received physical fitness award; Lisa Harder won the scholastic award, Simplicity sewing contest, Kodak photo contest, and tied with Deanne Rowhury for the Spirit of Junior Miss. w SADIE HAWKINS The Sophomore-sponsored annual fling known as Sadie Hawkins is always a favorite, and this year’s class out-did themselves. Committee planners and doers were Sandra, Jilane, Debbie, Rita, and Marie. They put together a real Dogpatch delight! Sandra Isaak and Doug Walther were Lil Abner and Daisy Mae. Other candidates were Mary Ann Fox, Debbie Fehringer, Jody Kendall, Clinton Inskeep, Mark Anderson and Nathan Anderson, all of whom made their entrances in wagons. John W alther tried to convince Val that the kissing booth was more fun than dancing, and the refreshments were generous and finger-lickin' good. Bless the Sophomore’s pea-pickin’ hearts. YOUTH LEGISLA TURE Youth Legislature is an activity for dedicated stu- dents, only. During January and February, they give up their noon hours in order to learn the necessary ruiments of political conventions. They praise the activity because it “Helps us learn to he a part of government. We can read the papers with more understanding. We know how thepolitical machine works.99 They have high praise for their advisor, Mrs. Chandler, who also gives up her noon hours to train them. Shown here, ready to go, are: Ron I: (ami P., Melanie S., Mychelle C. Row 2: Mike A., Kay T., Janet Y.f Sandra I., Beth W., Mrs. (handler. Row 3: I.a Mae P., Angela I)., Marie ('� ., Mary Ann H. Row 4: l.u Ann W., Julie W„ Janilee I). Row 5; Machelle T., Roseann W., Barbara M„ Teresa T. Row 6: Brenda I., (.ail N.f Manci W.f F.dith I)., Tony V. Row 7: John A., Mike T., Chris S.t and Joe F. This year Joe Febringer and Tony Morton led our delegation to the district conven- tion as chairman and vice- chairman. Manci Worth and Brenda Isaak were our candidates for Respondent Co-Counsel. 49 FI Club de Los Guapos. Inteligentes, y Generalmente Famosos. Future Optometrist Squint Squad and {below) the Feminine Pulchritude Evaluation Study Group. Charter member of Once-A-Year Club. Rocketry Club 51 MORE CLUBS “Here, sweetheart. Let me be of assistance TopSotch Judge Simon Tiger-Rodders Practice Session, Strictly inside information. The “More Over, AI Capone ” Bunch: Rico, (,'renelli, Youngblood and Chico. Sorry, Yal, but I can’t accept y our fan club membership. 52 Rembrandt Paint and Palette Persons Senly -formed: Boys' Pep Club Elks Club Teenagers of the month: Tony and Brenda Loraine. will you just keep your nose out of my business? But I nas only trying to Hnd out hat Marc nas doing the girls' bath- room. ’ Communications Staff and Half- Staff Putting it all together at the beginning of a decade ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT COUNCIL Beth W., Jr. Rep.; athan A., Soph. Rep.; Jilane F., Soph. Rep.; I.oraine IK Sr. Rep.; Mart D.. Tiger Club Rep.; Greg P.. Student Body V.P.; John A.. Student Body Pres.; Tammy P.. Student Body Sec.; Kay T., Student Body Treas.; Sandra B.. Cheerleader Rep.; Sandra IK Sr. Rep.; Mike AFFA Rep.; Tony N., Pep Band Rep.; Brenda I., Pep Club Rep.; Tina I., Frosh. Rep. Ron 2: Joe F., Sr. Pres.; Sandra I., Soph. Pres.; Darla k.. Jr. Y.P.; Janilee IK Jr. Rep.; Melanie S., Jr. Rep.; Debbie F., Soph. Rep.; Marie G.. FHA Rep.; Cory B., Frosh. Rep.; Darcell C., Frosh, Pr.; I u Ann W„ Sr. Rep.; Judy VV„ Frosh. Rep. Advisors are Mr. Petersen and Mrs. W ride. Student Council was alive and well this year. Parliamentary procedure was well-enforced and meetings ran smoothly. The seniors enjoyed fining the underclassmen for various offenses until it hack-fired and the seniors had to pay for mistakes. Early-morning meetings were new this year, hut they kept us awake. 55 TIGER TRACKS AND DEN CHA TTER The school publications are under the di- rection of the Annual class: Kay Thur- ston, editor; Mary Ann liege, assistant editor; LuAnn Wynn, business editor; Sandra Duffin, printer and special fea- tures; and Dwight Wallace, photographer. Other special helpers are Brenda Isaak, business and copy; Greg Newberry and Bob Burton who help with photography. Many other students help with editorials, sports, activities, and all the details that are necessary to publications that pre- serve the best memories of the whole year. But of course, none of this would be possi- ble without the hours of direction and help which Mrs. Wride extends as our advisor. Row I: Bob B., Dwight W., Mrs. Wride, advisor, Mary Ann ., Kay T.. Sandra D., LuAnn W. Row 2: Roseann W., Julie W„ Angela F., Edith D., Teresa T„ Barbara M., Sharon (.. Beth W. Row 3: Steve M„ Another minute makes it better. 56 It's ne fer in the files! Would you like to buy an ad? Brenda John A., Greg P.f Marc F., Greg jY, Gordon T.t Mike F., Ricky C.f Loraine D., Bobby C, Nanci W., Krista N., Cori P. 57 58 CHEERLEADERS - Cheer Queen Sandra Beck Varsity Mascot Julie Jackman Cori Palmer Sandra Duffin Pam Sugent Mychelle Corbridge Janilee Duffin rm' Junior- Varsity PEP CLUB Row I: Janet K, DeAnne R., Sanci H., Teresa T., Marnae L, Brenda I., Cindy A., LuAnn W.t Juli Z., Trena K., Tammy P., Row 2: Kay T., Melanie S., Carla L, Tammy L., Anita S'., IjtNae P., Kathy A., Kathy T, Gail S., Richelle M., Mac hello T. Row 3: Beth W., Cathy C, Sandra ., Rose ., Tracy F., Marie G„ Darla L., I a Ree D., Pam R., Bonita O., Nancy W. Row 4: Mary Ann ., Tana P., Shelli C, Betsy W„ Debbie F., Jackie B., June W., Hobby n C, Angela F., Sherri A., Sue Ann W. Row 5: Mrs. San da vol, Connie K., Krista N., Marily n I., Tracy K., Margaret B., Julie B., Darla B., Michelle K., Mrs. Hulls. Row 6: Cami P., Rita S.f Jilane F., Paula N., Shelley P., Janilee D., Sandra B., Mychelle C.f Sandra D., Cori P., Pam S., Julie J. Pep Club really pepped up this year in spirit, membership, and leadership under president Brenda. Cheering our teams on through thick and thin, our voices could be heard all over town. The Seniors boasted of hating the biggest mouths and many times proved themselves. Yes, Pep Club was a great asset to our pep assemblies and games with its sky-high spirit and feminine, but boisterous voices. Above we have the spirited officers of our Pep Club. They are l.uAnn W., Treas.; Brenda ., Pres.; Cindy 4., V. Pres.; Betsy W., Pub. Rel.; and Tammy P., Sec. At left, the two biggest mouths in school belong to Cindy A. and Nanci W. TIGER CLUB Front: Julie J.t Mascot; Greg P.. Pres.; Mart D.t V. Pres.. Mark ., Sec. Row ; Alan R.. Kris (.. John A.. Kevin J., John W., Kenny P.t Chris S., Lane L. Row 2: Leo L.. Brad P.. Dennis S.. Chris W.. Doug R.. Joe F.f Dwight W., Troy W.f Nathan A. Row J: Tony B.. Steve r., Ronnie B., Mike B., Wayne T., Marc F.. Loraine D., Eric D., Lee P., Russell L. Extra! Extra! ERA mo ement hits AHS! The Tiger Club became victims of a sudden ERA movement, but the boys stood strong and won or did they? Till this day it still remains a mystery as to what this club does. Even the members don't know when it meets, if it meets, or what it does, except for the fact that membership dues have to be paid. Although it is thought this money goes for sports equipment, inside sources have informed us that it actually goes for gatorade! However, we would like to thank the Senior members who helped the Pep Club with Homecoming as pictured below. We guess the Tiger Club is worth something after all! Drill Team Members of the Drill Team are: sitting- Shelli C., Jackie B., F.dee I). Kneeling: Betsy W., Debbie F. Standing: Mrs. Huls. advisor; Tracy K.. Anita N.. Marilyn ., Kathy T., Krista N„ Sue Ann W., Mac belle T„ Julie B., Tana P., Lee Ann . This year's Drill Team faced near extinction, had it not been for some very concerned young ladies. Through a lot of persuasion, tears, and headaches, the girls came out on top. With new officers and a new advisor, the Drill Team is kickin' high and lookin' fine. The team is considerably smaller than other years, but we all know that dynamite comes in small packages. The officers for our Drill Team are: Marilyn I., Vice Pres.; Betsy W„ Secretary; Julie B.. W ardrobe Mistress; Fdee D., President; Jackie B., Asst. Drill Mistress; Debbie F., Publicity Officer; and Krista N., Drill Mistress. Other officers not shown are Tracy K., W ardrobe Mistress, and Barbara M.. Historian. 62 Pep Band Because of a great loss of membership at the 79 graduation day. the beginning of this year brought a ragged Tiger Rag ' and a “Rocky that was even rockier. But with great musicians like Tony, Lee, Kenny. Chris, and the others, of course, the school once again “got down to the “Big Band Boogie. Screams from the Pep Club and tuned-in ears from spectators all show appreciation for our hand that “Plays That Funky Music. Row I: Marilyn I., Diane .. Ray ., Lee P.. Fdee D„ Tony !S., Chris S.t Lisa LL, Terry C„ Alan R. Row 2: Patty L„ Krista V., Teresa A.. Debbi K., Darla J., Joe P.. Tina L. Steve M.. Susan H.. Sandra T„ Darla K. Row J: Roger F.. Carol A.. Barbara M.t Brent F., Dan I).. Corey B.. Dan II.. Pollyanna B., Sharon C., Lori B., Dennis Y., Sathan A., and Mr. Bennett. Advisor. Choir Row I: Cindy A.. Julie Z.. Diane .. Darcel C, Kathy T.. Connie K., Mr. Bennett. Janet V.. Brenda I., I.a ae P.. Sandra I.. Paula V.. Irena K.. Roseanne W., Ron 2: Debbie F.. Darla J.. Lisa IL. Brent O., Cory B.. Curtis C.. Gavin A.. Allen R.. Brent F.. Bob B.. Marilyn L. Angela F.. Barbara M.. DeAnne R.. Row J: Tracy Susan ., Greg .. Ray ., Lee P.. Chris S.. Tony IS.. Terry G.. Daniel .. Mike K.. Kelly K.. Ilarlen O. 1r. Ben net listens to more wrong notes and out-of-key squawks every year than most peo- ple hear in a lifetime. But that's his business to listen and correct and bring about exciting im- pro ements. Choir and Band present many fine concerts for the public during the school year and members of the group help to entertain at community functions throughout the area. 64 Band Bon I: Tana PTina T. Shelli ('., Saney W., Pam R„ Melanie S., Beth H., Cami P., Marily n T, Darla J.. Ron 2: Fdith I)., Barbara M., Debbi K., Teresa AKrista S., Jolene KCarol ASharon ('., Sherri ,4., Tori B. (“Stop pinching. Mart! I. Judy IV.. Darla K., Patty L.. Diane IT, Thayne A., Sandra T. Ron .?: Ray IT, Terry Stuart P„ Joe P., Siere M.. Blake N., Dennis Y„ Brent F.. Mart I)., Brent O.. Cory B.. Dan I)., Troy F„ Ron 4: Alan R.. Daniel IT. Thayne I)., Polly ana B., Roger F.. Susan IT, Chris S. (Ile IChris) is really not in hand. He's in Trig, this hour.I. Tee P., Standing: Mr. Bennett, dreg V.t and Boh B. Future Homemakers Of America Ron I: Rose Marie ., Janille D.. Ronda C„ Carol A., Cail N„ Marie G„ Angela D„ Nancy W., Pam R„ Peggy I... Denise A., Cori P. Ron 2: Susan P.. Cathy C, Mary Ann II.. Dehbi K„ Barbara M„ Darla I... Patty I... LaRee I)., Machelle T.. Kathy T„ Connie K.. Kathy A. Ron 3: Mike A., Kerin A.. Price M., Mike ft, Glen C„ Rosnita I... Margaret ft, Brenda It., lauru IV „ Debbie F„ Mrs. Bingham. Adtisor. The main goal of the FHA is to help members improve per- sonal, family, and community living. This is only the second y ear in which this organization has been present within our school, hut some of our members are already excelling as state and district officers. The activities of our FHA include attending state and district conventions, holding our own monthly meetings, performing community service projects, and raising money through various means. This y ear's FHA officers are: Angela I)., Pres.; Marie G., V. Pres.; Nancy W., Sec.; Mary Ann ., Degrees officer; Gail V., District Parliamentarian; Carol A., Recreation Leader; and Mrs. Bingham, Advisor. 66 Ron I: Mr. Abercrombie. Advisor; Nick P.. John A., Rex C., Vat B., Scott .. Tony B. Ron 2: Date C., Mike T. Lee ., Susan .. Robin C, Charlene I... Bonita ().. Shann N.f Chris W., Mike A., Leo I.., Mike k. Ron J: I a H„ Karl V.. Brian A'.. Brad P.. Kerin J.% Wayne T.. Stere D.% Ron ft, Ted A., Rod M., Kent B. Ron 4: Kindal A'., Delane S., Man in F., Joe ft, Roger F.. Rod P., Lynn R., Eric D., Kelly A'.. Nolen B. Ron 5: Darryl P., Boh ft, Greg N., Lane T., Pete C, Jim I).. Clinton ., Doug W.. Mark A., Troy W.. Roger F. Ron 6: Key in ., Gary T., Michael A'., Brent F., Sidney P., Marty A'., Todd W ., Jeff ft, Gary S„ Chris I.., Joel D.. Shann T. Ron 7; Blake N., Scott N.. Simon ft, Sheldon A'.. Larry J.. Tim N.. Darn in P„ Dale F., Henry P. The Aberdeen Chapter of the Fu- ture Farmers of America is well known for bringing home tro- phies from District, State, and National Con entions. Activities include sponsoring Harvest Ball. trips of Kansas City for conven- tions, and just plain learning how to become successful farmers. The officers of the FFA are: Nick P„ Reporter; Tony ft, Sentinel; Yal ft, Sec.; John 4., V'. Pres.; Lee ., Treas.; and Rex C., Pres. 67 National Honor Society The members of the ational Honor Society are: sitting, Joe , Tony .Y., dreg I9., Tontine I). Standing: Brenda I., l isa IT, Joe T., anci IV., I u Ann IV.. Kay Thurston. Mr. (lifton Tilled the role as adiisor of our Honor Society. Rodeo Club The members of Rodeo Club are: Leah F„ Chris H., Debbie .. Ron B., (ami P.. Scott ., Brad P. Standing: kelly K.. Blake ;V.t Lynn R., Eric D., Mian J., Doug W . Cowboy huts, hoots, and leris mark our A IIS famous rodeo-riders. This cluh meets regu- larly throughout the school year and looks forward to some rompin' competition in the spring and summer. These students strife to do well in a special sport of their own, and we wish the best of luck to them all. 69 LIBRARY AIDS OFFICE AIDS and DRAMA CLUB Student service is always an important part of any school. Library and office aids contribute a great deal of help and become very well known to their fellow students as they make their rounds and offer pleasant help. Mary Ann liege, Michele McCulloch, Lisa Winberg and V icki Rojas help Mrs. Iluls in the library. Teresa Thelin was not present when the picture was taken. 70 Juli Zimmerman, Marnae l.owder, Bonna Pierce, Peggy l.owder, Pam Nu- gent and Doug Ruff are of- fice help for Mrs. Corn- forth. ,4 new group this year is the Drama Class. They are Denise A., Julie W., Trena K„ Danielle I)., Lee P., Te- resa T., John A., Sandra B., Pam V., and Tammy P., El- eanor Thornlev is the teacher. AUTO MECHANICS TRA NSPOR TA TION and CUSTODIANS Mr. Phillips and his shop class are always ready to he helpful to automobiles in trouble. Justin Funk, Ron Inskeep, Mark Heaney, Russell Lehman and Lane Lankford are looking very wise. Mr. Wonderly does a mas- terful job of providing troublefree transportation to school and to numberless activities. All of us at Aberdeen High are indebted to Vernon and Bertha Lloyd, Mark Reed and Joe Verbeck for our clean comfortable and pleasant surrounding. “look with favor upon bold beginnings” Action to begin n decade SPORTS 73 At the top, the CAPTAINS: Greg P., Mark H., Loraine D. To the right: Ass't COACH Tim Anderson and Head COACH Sean Corrigan. OFFENSIVE LINEMAN and MANAGERS: Mark H., Kenny P., Marc F., Wayne T., Mike F., Row 2: Beth W. manager. Mike B., Doug Rt Ketin J., Martin F., Tony B., Jackie B. manager. RECEIVERS: Eric D., John A., Une L., Joe F. Row 2: Dwight W., Nathan .4.. Troy W. DEFENSIVE BACKS: Karl V., Val W„ Troy W.f Alan R.. Nathan A. Row 2: John W., Greg P., Joe F., Lane I... Loraine D. LISI,BACKERS: Russell I.., John 1., Doug ?.. Wayne T. Ron 2: Jim IK Joe A., Mart IK Dnight P., Eric I). DEFENSIVE l.l E: Dnight W . Marc E.. Mike E. Mark .. Kenny P. Ron 2: Ron B., Martin E, Mike B.. Kerin J.. Stuart P., Tony B. FRESHMEN FOOTBALL TEAM: Jeff B., Corey BCary f ., Paul M., Sheldon A ., Brett S. Ron 2: Coach Anderson, Tod H., Thayne I)., Troy F., Brent O., Coach Corrigan. BASKETBALL VARSII V, Row I: Mike F., Marc F.. Joe F., COACH Bcmis. COACH Anderson. Creg P., I.omine D., John A. Row 2: Marl D., Stuart P.. Joe P., Alan R.. Karl V., Nathan A., and 'al H. This year's sports program brought two new faces to our basketball courts. These new basketball coaches are Brian Bern is and Tim Anderson. Coach Bemis came to us from Idaho State University where he played four years of college ball. Coach Anderson received his training from Western Montana College in Dillon. W e feel very lucky as a school to have these two new coaches to lead our boys to victory! 78 I.ornine Driscoll Forward - Guard Marc Foster Center - Forward Joe Feh ringer Guard Greg Pahl Forward - Guard 79 Mike Funk Center - Forward Mart Driscoll Forward - Guard John Alexander Center - Forward Alan Row bury Guard 80 Karl Yollmer Guard Val Wahlen Guard Stuart Pankratz Forward Rojelo Hernandez Manager 81 Nathan Anderson Guard Thayne Driscoll Forward-Guard JUNIOR VARSITY- John P., Troy Dwight P., Rex C., Thayne I).. Nathan A., Coach Anderson. Mark 4., Chris C. WRESTLING PRIDE The VARSITY wrestling team consists of Paul V .t Jimmy D., Troy F., Mike K.. Brad P.. Jeff B.. Kerin J. At the top are Chris WM Leo L. and Joe Fred V. COACHES are Tom Dean and Hoy t Hus- ing. H e are especially proud of Mike who is one of the reigning State ( hampions. Joe Velasquez Chris Walther Brad Poulson Ke in Johns Mike Krehbiel Troy Funk Leo Line Coach Tom Dean 84 Joe Kline Jim Duffin r.. Tony B., Ron BMike B., Daniel ., Doug R. Troy Beck Paul Morron J.V. WRESTLERS: Ga tin A., Joel I)., Gordon GIRLS’ BASKETBALL VARSITY, Ron I: Cindy A., Juli ., Angela F., Tammy L., Laura M. Ron 2: Andrea L, Rosnita L., Sandra T, Gail V., Brenda IL, Carla L. and COACH Adamson. Thirty-four points in one game! just can't believe that Cindy Adams! 86 WARD OIL COMPANY Energy delivered right to your door! RAINBOW FABRICS Where beautiful clothes cost you less FIRST SECURITY BANK All hanking services Drive in or step in for the help you need. SPUD BOWL Aberdeen’s Entertainment Center LANDVATTER MOTORS Ford's better ideas at a friendly hometown business 91 WALLACE DRUG The right gift for every occasion A gift of pills?? A gift of crystal! Wallace Drug uses only finest ingredients in all prescriptions 92 CARDINAL THRIFTWAY BARBARA ’S BEA UTY SALON Large enough to accomodate Small enough to care. for a cut above the average-men, women, children KREHBIELS9 COUNTRY STORE Kawasaki - KTM Outdoor Fun Headquarters ERNS FARM and HOME SUPPLY With all the things you need to keep the farm and home running smoothly. 93 funk irrigation co. PO Bo 96 Aberdeen Idaho 83210 Green up your farm with top reliability irrigation systems from FUNK IRRIGATION COMPANY; A tremendous inventory of parts insures fast repairs. Harold Funk (Pres.) Office (208) 397-4111 Res. (208)397-4400 Complete Irrigation Service If you need on-the- spot information, ask Justin, who will give chapter and verse. CHRISTIANSEN IMPLEMENT CO. AMERICAN FALLS, IDAHO jOH DF 2 94 SIMMS• IGA FOODLINER has the high quality food and service to put grrrr and purr back into the saddest tiger: They can satisfy all of your grocery needs, too! BCS (Before CARE from Simms) This tiger is a real basket case. SPC (Simms Personalized CARE) Things are look- ing up! At the left we see a fine example of ACS (After CARE from Simms) Let Simms do the same for you.'! You will find finest products in all departments and real money-saving weekly specials. “GRRRR - PURR” CLA UNCH’S TIRE SERVICE Claunch's have years of exper- ience in superior tire service. They do their best on every job-whether big or small. “Full service, self-service, wholesale, tires, and carwash” We fill your motoring needs. TERRY’S FARM AND BUILDING SUPPLIES Can provide every building need from the cement foundation to the paint on roof, and the expert advice and help you need. % CORBRIDGE OIL CO. If you are in need of finest products and service at the most reasonable price, Corbridge Oil is the place to go. A' A -Michelin - BF Goodrich - Big O- - Safemark - Uniroyal - ■ Passenger - Truck - Tractor - See BIG “O” TIRES for all your tire needs, (on the farm service) CARTER’S Carter's supplies the thousand and one things that only a good department store carries. From thread and needles to appliances. Carter’s fills the bill. 97 Beginnings. Endings. But endings are really the start of something new - a branching out - another beginning. So we see . senior boys saying goodbye at the end of senior hall, junior boys rushing to take over those empty senior lockers, sophomore boys observing, with great interest, the passing parade. 96 freshmen boys, who have found their way back to junior high each noon-time, looking forward to the new term when that problem will be solved. the “honor grads who through special effort have been “quick to learn and wise to know. . the two “most-honoredgrads” whose “salute and “goodbye sum it up for all the rest of us. . the classmate gone too soon, the way life is. Endings. Beginnings. 99 Goodbye to 1980 - the beginning of a new and challenging decade - and to the friendly, loving, huggable people in Hey! Deer Abhy got your letter! Aberdeen High School. It’s been a year of Hatching moties from the floor, cleaning eggs, from the front door. Junior Miss Came twice this year; A Senator decided to speak to us here. Sat- urday school had a try; the home-ec room heard a baby's cry. Basketball girls played dozens of games, and almost made it to the hall of fame. The drama class pro- duced a play; and school, for once, let out in May. But mostly we remem- ber this year for the real close friendship that we found here. The faces we look for each day when we come are the best things the best things in life, when all’s said and done. With lore from Kay, Mary Ann, LuAnn, Sandra and Dwight. These are really happy tears. I like the way you talk. Diamonds are forerer. Now tell me again how you use these cards. Part of this picture is twehe miles away. 100 FACES FOR A DECAD INDEX 1. Title 4. Dedication 5. Classes 6. Seniors 22. Juniors 26. Sophomores 30. Freshmen 34. Administration and Faculty 39. Activities 54. Organizations 72. Sports 100. Good-by