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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1982 volume:

“I'm not hard of hearing. I'm ignoring you.” “Darn! I thought I would never get caught snooping in Mr. Slane's desk. ' “What can I sa when I have the munchics?” WE DEDICATE The Class of 19 2 dedicates this year's Tiger Tracks to Mrs Karen Stroschcin Mrs Stroschein teaches Junior F.nglish and Senior Government classes She also advises Youth I cgislature and Student Council. Through her hard work and dedica- tion. in and out of class, she has helped each of us grow and develop She has inspired in us a desire to do our best and has always been there to help us accept our successes and failures She has shown us true friendship for which we will alwavs be grateful “Working 9 to 5.” You look the lime 10 slop and chai As we passed by each day. To jesi a bil in pure delight Before we went our way. You took the time to lend a hand When we were faced with care. To give the strength of fellowship. To comfort and to share. You took the time for words of praise That warmed us through and through. You took the time to be a friend. So patient, kind, and true. THANKS. MRS. STROSCHEIN. FOR TAKING THE TIME! “Karen, you should quit eating like that.” But I couldn't resist the food or the temptation.” 3 POO IN ON FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Mrs. Alice Petersen: “If you see someone without a smile, give him one of yours.” Principal Keith Slane: “Hopefully, we’ll have school Mrs. Connie Cornforth: “Just take my car. tomorrow.” School Board members: Mr. Ray Funk, Mr. Chet Wahlen, Mr. Larry Elliott, Mrs. Eileen Underwood, and Mr. Elmer Isaak, Chairman. A D M I N I S T R A T I O N 5 F A C U L T Y Mr. One Bennett — Life is like a sheet of music. It has its melodic ups and Mr. Tom Owen — “Don’t forget that and thit,?“fi ,nd°S diminucndos’ and rubalos- bul il aU win � mc t0 an cnd- ’Mother Nature always bats last!” Mr. Clint Phillips — “SMILE! You look better with a smile on your face.” I Mrs. Karen Stroschcin — “Life is a sentence. You arc the author. Write with meaning, clarity and interest. But most of all, make it complete. Mr. Shawn Corrigan — “That’s as funny as a two-story outhouse.” This year in the Tiger Tracks, the faculty members have offered their advice to the students. 6 Mr. Ward Little — “I’ve got news for you. This is the way it is —” Mr. Ron Mower — “El dinero no es la dicha . . . pero cause alguna sonrisa ocasional.” Mr. l on Adamson — “Kindness and charity go hand in hand with love.” Ms. Nancy McDonnell — “Live your own life as it pleases you to live. “If you will be quiet. I’ll take roll. Mrs. Kay Huls — “Life is not the candle or the wick. It is the burning.” Mr. Tim Anderson — “When the good times outnumber the not-so-good. everything seems to be extremely more Mrs. Margaret Farnsworth — “Live ‘life’ to its fullest — by loving, giving, sharing, and ex- periencing all it has to offer Your life is God's gift to you what you do with it is your gift to Mr. Bob Johnson — “To err may be human, but to admit it isn’t.” Mrs. Marty Kreeburne — “You can be rich in experience! Read. read, read!” 7 Mr. Gary Abercrombie — “As Winston Churchill once said, ‘Never, Never Give Up.” Mr. Mike Petersen — “Wisdom consists in knowing what to do with what you know.’ Mrs. Joyce Bingham — “Don't be con- ceited though you have every reason to be.” Faculty credits can be found on page 101. Mr. Tom Dean — “Life is 10% what you make it and 90% how you take it.” Mr. George Parsons — “The aim of education is to enable man to continue learning.” Mr. Roy Wharton — “If you don’t plan to succeed, plan to fail.” Mr. Melvin W oodruff — “Don’t let math become just dizzy math. Solve for x which becomes the dizzy math solution.” FACULTY LIFE Who was that masked man? CLASS OF 1982 Senior Class officers: from left to right; Rita Stroschein. Representative; Jilanc Foster, Representative; Angela Forrey, Treasurer; Barbara Marley, Secretary; Julie Beasley, Vice President; Debbie Fehringer, President. Julie Beasle — Ti learned. Whenever There thing • mi- ff eel ike studying feeling goe.' tie do H til the just Nathan Anderson — Dynamite comes in small packages, but nitroglycerin comes in smaller. s E N I O R F O C U S Tony Blaker — What you don't know would make a great book. Janielle Daniels — Last night counted my blessings and found a few were missing. Jim Duffin — If you can't dazzle ’em with brilliance, baffle 'em with bull. Robbyn C hristensen — My mind is like the moon. I always have a man on it. I.aRee Davis — have given up school and gone a-sailing Kris C orbridge — After God created the world, he made man and woman. Then, to keep the whole thing from collapsing, he invented humor. Debbie Fehringer — bio. thank you! It s against my religion! Angela Forrey — Men have two faults. The first is what they say and the se- cond is what they do! Ken Foster — girls. Chase cars and build Tracy Fox — Look out world. Here come: Clinton Inskeep — Out of the mouths of babes come words we shouldn’t have said in the first place. Jolene Kendall — Confusion is the blood that runs through my veins. Michelle Kendall — have only one aim in life. Do you know him. Sandra Isaak — My idea of an agreeable person is a person who agrees with me. Kindall Korrell — Ideas are funny lit- tle things. They won’t work unless you do. Jilane Foster — hope that I can be that very special person that you’ve always been to me. Marie Gonzales — It was the best of times; it was the worst of times. Rush i ia Lebrecht — Everything in life has a meaning, but only what you allow it to mean. Paula Norton — Lord, give me pa- tience. and give it to me right NOW! John Pena — After the wine goes in. strange things come out. Darla l oader — In order to discover who you are; first learn who everybody else is and then you re what's left. Barbara Marley — The most underdeveloped territory in the world lies under you hat. Suson Park — Life is full of tempta- tions. Be careful how you take them. Shelley Peck — He who thinks by the inch and talks by the yard, should be dealt with by the foot. Usa Potter — It's not that I spend more than earn, it’s just that I spend it quicker than I earn it. Dttight Poulson — Let’s go shoot some Runny Babbits. Pam Ruff — Trying to understand school is somewhat like trying to follow the plot in a bowl of alphabet soup. Garry Schrilter — My ship came in. but I was at the airport. Rita Stroschein - never forget a face, but in your case I’ll make an excep- tion. I ll just remember what’s behind you. Kory W a ford — I'm number three. don’t try at all. Dong Walther — Life is like a ladder. Every step we take is either up or down. Betsy Warner — Just because I'm paranoid doesn’t mean they’re not out to get me. I.ayne Tubbs — enjoy work; can sit and watch it for hours. Cindy Slaugh — You know you're grown-up when you have the first real laugh . . at yourself Audrey I nderwood — It takes both rain and sunshine to make a rainbow. s E N I O R F O C U s Tro W elch — Why is it that all the fun things in life are either illegal, im- moral. or impossible? June Wynn — If he's good-looking, he's dumb If he's great-looking, he's married. If he's neither, he's your date for the night! Valerie W ilcox — Homework gives me a rash. Nancy W oods — want to live the rest of my life in my long- “Johns. Honor Students: Paula N.. June W.. Sandra I.. Rita S., Tony B . Debbie F.. Julie B., LaRcc D. Paula Norton June Wynn Senior Who’s Who Leadership: Sandra Isaak and Tony Blaker Gripers: Debbie Fehringer and Troy Welch Quietest: Kory Waford and Janiellc Daniels. Loudest Cindy Slaugh and Bud Schrittcr. Best Looking: Marie Gonzales and Dwight 17 Poulson Most Versatile: Carol Abercrombie and Nathan Anderson Most Enthusiastic: Nathan Anderson and LaRec Davis__________________________________ Most Likely to Succeed: Tony Blaker and Paula Norton Best Dressed: Nathan Anderson and Pam Ruff Figure and Physique: Marie Gonzales and Jim Duffin Class Clowns: Tracy Fox and Bud Schritter Legs: Lisa Potter and Dwight Poulson Eyes: Doug Walther and Carol Abercrombie Class of 1983 Junior class officers from left to right: Standing, Judy Woods, Treasurer; Tina Isaak, Representative; Sharon Claunch, Representative; Brent Owen, Representative. Sitting, Dan Hege, Vice President; Corey Blaker, President; Lori Bradley, Secretary. 20 and Mr. Parsons. Sharon Claunch Junior class advisors are Mr. Corrigan Rick Carlson Bob Carlson Lori Bradley Margaret Burusco Dane Dancliff Blaine Davis Thayne Driscoll Dan Dvorak fj Dale Fehringer Troy Funk Lea Findlay Gary Foster Curtis Crosland Brent Fehringer Dan Hege 21 - I Ryan Monsen Esther Inskeep Tina Isaak Tami Lindhartscn Paul Morrow Alan Jones Traci Kendelf Laura Mann Russel Michaelson Greg Newberry Darryle Park Ronald Speth Darwin Park Greg Parsons Henry Paz Robert Phillips Tana Poulson Lydia Saiz Brett Simms Yolanda Simonson Gordon Teeples Brian Thelin Sara Valadez Joe Velasquez Sue Ann Ward Judy Woods Tod Woods 23 May the School Cafeteria Cater Your Wedding! Class of 1984 Sophomore class officers from left to right: Standing, Donald Dempster, Representative; Melanie Abercrombie, Treasurer; Jared Christiansen, Representative. Sitting, Patricia Claunch, Vice President; Diane Isaak, President; Jolyn Hincks, Secretary. i Melanie Abercrombie Monty Cardona Kevin Cates Jared Christiansen 24 Were we supposed to have hall passes? Pure Sophomore organization. Patricia Claunch Rusty Corbridge Donald Dempster Cindy Eggers Michael Fehringer Brenda Feld Kelly Foster Linda Giesbrecht Mary Hansen Tami Henderson Dean Hess Jolyn Hincks 25 Gus Koompin Debora Miller Linda Korwald Kent Morrow Marty Langenwalter I Barry Nelson Sheldon King Ray Michaelson Carolene Palmer Kristine Klassen Tracy Mikesell Geoff Parsons Sophomore class advisors are Mr. Phillips, Mrs. Sandvol, and Mr. Adamson. 26 •“«•Sib, Kori Poulson Mike Pratt Ryan Roberts David Savage Brian Schneider Lance Schritter Vivian Speth •I John Stucky ✓ _ Brett Warner George Velasquez Jorge Suarez The little men in the funny white jackets are coming after you, Cherie! Once We Thought We Were Wrong, But We Were Mistaken 27 Class of 1985 Freshmen class officers from left to right: Standing, Julie Blaker, Treasurer; Misty Anderson, Representative; Stephanie Funk, Representative; Marc Elliott, Represen- tative. Sitting, RaNae Adams, Vice President; Linette Bradley, President; Annette Lowder, Secretary. 28 Julie Blakcr Linette Bradley John Burris John Burusco Tanya Clark Donna Claunch Stephanie Daniels I Stuart Dempster Mike Dodge Kelly Duffin Kathy Foster Marc Elliott v I Stephanie Funk Freddy Garcia 29 30 Suzzette Howell Wendy Hunter Richard Jackson Gary Kendall Sam Koompin Debbie Korrell Adrian Lebrecht Colette Lehman Pam Lindhartsen Randy Line Annette Lowder Marla Lowder Melody Lowder Janna Martinez Glen Michaelson iComo? Quieren que yo me ponga ropa de mujer? Machelle Mueller Harvey Ramos t Lisa Thelin Sharee Owen Nancy Peck David Pratt Boyd Prestidge Nancy Schritter Saul Suarez Neal Summers Punch Trevino Elaina Treasure Sheila Underwood Whitney Waford Jean Walters Jana Warner Matthew Wharton Cynthia Winberg We’ve Only Just Begun 31 m' Classmates: Rosie, what’s wrong? Ya got glue in your jacket? Class Meetings: Boy, it sure is a rough life trying to find a date around here. Freshmen Initiation: No way, man! That’s got ring around the toilet bowl! ■BIB Class: Hey Jolyn — turn the other cheek. Class Competition: Look out! It’s a falling egg! _____________ Class again: Come on, give us till Monday! ORGANIZATIONS A N N U A L S T A F Ih Annual Staff members are: first row, left to right; Marie G.. Julie B. Second row; Corey B.. Ron S., Patricia G., Betsy W., Laura M., Paula N., A Carol A., Linda K. Third row; Greg N., Jilanc F., Angela F., Jolenc K., Tina L, Dan H., Bob B., Mr. Johnson, Advisor. Good words fall on deaf ears. Darn!! I did it again! 34 “Did you say our deadline is this week?' “Mr. Johnson, you’re such a kidder! The Annual class is respon- sible for the Tiger Tracks yearbook and the Den Chat- ter newspaper. Paula Nor- ton is editor and Laura Mann is assistant editor. Other members of the class are Greg Newberry, Bob Burton, Betsy Warner, Jilane Foster, Angela For- rey, Ronald Speth, and LaRee Davis. Each of these people is capable of a variety of tasks which range from setting up pictures to draw- ing final lay-outs. This is a hard-working group and is advised by a hard-working and dedicated man, Mr. Johnson. LaRee Davis joined Staff at semester. “Flash” Newberry and “Snap” Burton are our yearbook photographers. Picky Paula gets her way. c H E E R L E A D E R Pictured above are the A.H.S. C heerleaders for 1981-82: Marie G., Kit C., Carolenc P., Robbyn C., Kori P., Cherie W., Tana P., Jilane F., Rita S., Debbie F., Shelley P., Tod W., Tracy F., Traci K. s m ’ “Mamas, don’t let your babies grow up to be Cheerleaders.” Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders: Tana Poulson; Shelley Peck. Checrqucen; Tod Woods, Mascot; Jilane Foster; Rita Stroschcin. 36 Wrestling Cheerleaders: Marie Gonzales: Robbyn Christensen; Tracy Fox, Cheerqueeh; Tod Woods, Mascot; Traci Kendell. The Cheerleaders’ focus is on school spirit. These girls work hard all year and attend the sports events, cheering the players on to victory! They devote much time making posters, baking cookies, and brainstorm- ing pep assemblies. The student body appreciates them very much. They are a great asset to our school. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: Kit Cary; Kori Poulson, Checrqucen; Debbie Fehringcr, Assistant Mascot; Cherie Wells; Carolene Palmer. 37 s K I C L U B Ski Club officers arc from left to right; Brenda Hincks, Treasurer; Dan Dvorak, Vice-President; Dale Fehr- mger. President; Jeff Beck, Treasurer; and Sue Ann Ward, Secretary. Those who love snow, a sense of adventure, the great outdoors, wind and sunburned faces, and an occa- sional broken leg, often find Ski Club to be the most exciting organization in school! Ordinarily this club is dormant during the no-snow months, but this year was an ex- ception. Ski Club showed signs of life throughout the entire year and was busy with many money- making projects and other activities to prepare for their ski- ing season. Ski nub members are: first row left to right, David K.. Dan D.. Greg N.. Dale F.. Henry P.. Jared C„ Tod W.. Kleet B.. Stephanie F. Second row; Walt Donald DHJohnas0 RC P� Kc a ' w' r y Jeff B Dcbblc F- Tana p- Richard J„ David S. Third row; Elaina T„ Marc E., Kori P . J rorHnn T B ' u n ’ •Garo1 I' 11 H Julle B Gary F- Mrs Bl ham' Advis ” «h row; Lane D. LanceS„ Barry N, Alan J., Oordon T., Ryan M., Dan H., Troy F., Marly K., Mr. Adamson, Advisor. 38 Drill leam members arc: from left to right; Front; Betsy W. First row; Elaina T., Sharcc O., Jana W., Lisa T.. Stephanie D.. Annette L., Machelle M., Colette L., Janna M. Second row; Christie B., Nancy P., Beth FI.. Donna C.. Whitney W.. Misty A.. Kathy F.. Kim P. Back row; Julie B , Margaret B . Vivian S.. Carol A.. Lisa P., Sue Ann W . Brenda F., Cindy S.. LaRee D.. June W D R I L L T E A M Drill Team, this year, has involved a group of twenty-eight hard- working and dedicated girls. The Tigerettes perform during half- time at games and are always well received by an enthusiastic au- dience. This talented group, led by Betsy Warner, Drill Mistress and advised by Mrs. Farnsworth, represent our school very well at drill team competi- tions. These girls have worked hard earning money to purchase flashy new outfits which make the gym floor or football field come alive! Drill Team officers are: Betsy Warner. Mistress; Sue Ann Ward. Assistant Mistress; Carol Abercrombie, Treasurer; Margaret Burusco. Wardrobe Mistress; June Wynn, Secretary; Julie Beasley, Wardrobe Mistress; Vivian Spcth, Flistorian. Mrs. Farnsworth is the advisor of this group. 39 p E P C L U B 40 Pep Club members are: first row left to right; Angela F., June W„ Sandra I., Betsy W., Cindy S., Paula N. Second row; Lisa P, Darla L., Pam R., LaRcc D., Margaret B., Sue Ann W. Third row; Kim P., Debbie M., Justine W., Linda K., Brenda F., Vivian S., Diane I. Fourth row; Lin- da H.. Colette L., Whitney W., Machelle M., Julie B, Lisa T, Elaina T. Fifth row; Nacole G., Jana W., Annette L., Misty A., RaNac A., Kathy F., Stephanie D., Mrs. Farnsworth, Advisor; Janna M., Melody L., Debbie K., Stephanie F., Nancy P.. Wendy P., Donna C., Julie B., Carol A., Mrs. Bingham, Advisor. Sixth row. Shelley P., Tracy F., Jilane F., Tana P„ Rita S., Robbyn C, Marie G., Traci K., Kori P. Chcri W., Carolene P., Debbie F., Tod W. Not pictured is Kit C. Pep Club is not as easy as some people think it is. To begin with the girls have to sit in a nice, neat block, wearing their favorite black and orange sweaters. They scream, yell, shout, boogie with the band, and cheer with the cheerleaders during all sports activities. By the time the game is over, the girls have usually lost their voices. After three sports seasons, the girls earn and receive the emblem “A.” The let- ter A symbolizes the hard work and dedication put forth by the girls. They are a great source of spirit in our school! Pep Club officers are: from left to right; Tod Woods, Mascot; Darla Lowdcr, Vice- President; Angela Forrey, President; Mrs. Bingham, Advisor; Diane Isaak, Public Rela- tions; June Wynn, Treasurer; and Mrs. Farnsworth; Advisor. Not pictured is LaRee Davis, Secretary. Tiger Club. With a name like that, what can you expect? Tigers, that’s what! This group includes all A.H.S. boys who have lettered in sports. Because of this, we know each member has a great amount of dedication, determination, stamina, athletic ability, and tiger pride. We are proud of all our athletes and feel Tiger Club is a quality organization in our cohonl Officers: Kris C., Secretary; Troy W.. Vice-President; Nathan A., President. Tiger Club members are: From left to right; front; Tod W. First row; Corey B„ Kent M„ Joe K., Michael F., Henry P., Brent O. Second row; Mr. Cor- rigan. advisor; Nathan A., Jeff B., Donald D„ Jared C., Thayne D., Gary F., Kris C., Tony B„ Mr. Dean, advisor. Third row; Sid P„ Brett S., Troy F., Dwight P„ Dan H„ Jim D., Marty K„ Ryan M.. Greg N„ Dane D„ Bob B., Paul M„ Troy W. 41 p E P B A N D Whenever the team plays football, wrestles, or plays basketball, whenever the drill team marches; whenever the pep club wants to boogie; whenever the cheerleaders perform an assembly; whenever there's a parade — who's always there? The Pep Band, that's who! This group of musi- cians always seem to be around whenever there needs to be a boost of spirit. Led by Dan, Corey, and Patricia, this group enjoys the fun they have together almost as much as the crowd enjoys their music. Pictu.cu aoovc arc. Mr Bennett. Advisor; Corey Blaker. President; Patricia Claunch, Secretary; and Dan Hcgc, director. Pep Band members arc: first row left to right; Jolenc K., Carol A.. Barbara M., Mr. Bennett, Advisor. Second row; Pollyanna B., Judy W., Sherri A., Sharon C, Tina I. Third row; Brent F., Ryan M., John S., Lane D., Jolyn H. Fourth row; David K , Don D , Justine W , Kathy F Fifth row; Christie B., Suzzettc H . Kris H.. Wendy H , Kim P Sixth row; David P., Sharcc O.. Beth H.. Matthew W.. Gary K. Seventh row; Corey B., Patricia C, Dan H. 42 Concert Bend members are: first row left to right; Kathy F . Kimberly P. Wendy H . Elaina T. Tina I. Second row; Barbara M . Jolene K . Carol A . Sharon C, Jared C.. Lane D., Thane A.. Kit C. Third row; Judy W , RaNae A.. Lisa T.. Nancy P, Christie B . Suzzette H . Misty A.. Dan D Fourth row; Troy F . Ryan M . Steve S.. Brent F . Ra M . John S.. Matthew W.. Kris H . Gary K Fifth row; Beth H . Sharee O.. Brent O.. Donald D.. Dan H.. Corey B., Pollyanna B., Russel M., David K. Standing; Mr. Bennett. Music Director; David P.. Greg N. c o N C E R T B A N D The Band works hard all year, polishing and perfecting music which is performed at various con- certs. clinics, festivals and other programs. The beautiful sounds made by this talented group always make life a little sweeter. The Band is conducted by Mr. Bennett. 43 The Marching Band performed at various parades this year. F.H.A. members are: first row left to right; Pam R . Brenda H., Margaret B., Darla L., Sharon C., Suson P., Carol A. Second row; Angela F., Bar- bara M., Julie B., Vivian S., Brenda F., Julie B. Third row; Sherri A.. Nacole G., Colette L., Elaina T., Donna C., Machelle M., Stephanie D. Fourth row; Pollyanna B , Suzzctte H.. Julie H., Lisa T., Sharee O.. Kris H., Nancy P. Fifth row; Christie B., Wendy H., Beth H.. Stephanie F., Pam L., Jana W., Misty A., Whitney W., Tanya C., Mrs. Bingham, Advisor. Future Homemakers of America is an organization which prepares students, both boys and girls, for adult living. Yes, when you’re all on your own and mom’s nowhere in sight, the skills learned from F.H.A. sure come in handy! Besides sewing, cooking and other homemaking skills, F.H.A. develops in its members many other qualities which improve the present and make the future look brighter. F.H.A. officers arc from left to right; Margaret Burusco, Historian; Darla Lowdcr. Degrees Officer; Carol Abercrombie. District Degrees Officer; Pam Ruff. President; Sharon Claunch, Treasurer; Brenda Hincks, Recreation Leader; Suson Park, Secretary; and not pictured, Nancy Woods, Vice-President. Choir Members are: First row left to right; Robbyn C., Annette L., Marie G., Sandra I., Tina I.. Stephanie D.. Colette L. Second row; Mr. Bennett, Director; Patricia C., Jolyn H.. Pam R.t Janna M., Tracy F., Laura M.. Sara V., Julie B.. Wendy P.. Julie B.. Machcllc M., Nacole G. Third row; Dan H.. Angela F., David K., Marc E., Mike P., Pete H., Tana P., Betsy W., Linda H., Stephanie F., Beth H. Fourth row; Troy F., Glen M., Troy W., Walt M., Don P., Gus K., Alan J., Barry N., Greg P., Corey B.. Diane L, Cindy S.. June W., Barbara M., Jolene K. Mr. Bennett has put many hours into bringing the choir to perfection. This harmonious group has gain- ed many members since last year. They perform concerts and attend music clinics. They add fun and harmony to our school and we are proud to have this special group represent Aberdeen High School. 45 F. F. A. F.F.A. members are: first row left to right; Brent F., Kerry J., Tony B., Laync T., Greg N., Bob B. Second row; Cindy S., Tracy F., Robbyn C., Marie G., Joe K., Pete C., John P. Third row; Michael K., Dale F., Chris L., Henry P., Jeff B., Tod W., Blake N., Darwin P., Kevin H. Fourth row; George V., Don P., David S., Walt M., Kelly F., Kevin C., Darrylc P., Brian T. Fifth row; Doug W., Blake N., George S., Ryan R.. Bo H., Mary H., Kristy W.. Pete H. Sixth row; Simon B., Steve S., Punch T., Brett W„ Alan J., Mike D., Debbie K., Stephanie F., Sheldon K., Tim N. Seventh row; Adrian L., Gus K., Monty C., Stuart D., John B., Kelly D., Richard J., Boyd P., John B., Sam K., Randy L., Klect B., Freddy G., Mr. Abercrombie, Advisor, Dane D. 46 F.F.A. officers: Brent Fehringcr, Sentinel; Kerry Johns, Treasurer; Tony Blaker, President; Layne Tubbs, Secretary; Greg Newberry, Reporter; Bob Burton, Parliamentarian; and not pictured, Kindall Korrell, Vice- President. Tony and Greg also held their respective positions at the district level. Mr. Abercrombie is the advisor. Rodeo a b members arc: first row left to right; Mr. Dean. Advisor; Marla L.. Lea F , Randy L. Second row; Blake N., Sharon C, Tod W.. Brenda H., Jeff B., Kelly D. R O D E O C L U B Rodeo Club officers arc: Blake Nelson, President; Brenda Hincks. Secretary; and Tod Woods, Vice-President 47 H O N O R S 0 c 1 E T Y 46 National Honor Society officers: Sandra Isaak, Student Council Representative; June Wynn, Vice-President; Paula Norton, President; Tina Isaak. Secretary; and Lori Bradley. Treasurer. National Honor Society is an organization which places emphasis on academic excellence, leadership, service, and citizenship. To become a member, a student must meet certan requirements in each of these areas and be recommended by his or her teachers. It is con- sidered an honor to be a member of an organiza- tion which sets such high standards and goals as Honor Society does. National Honor Society members are: first row left to right; Sandra I., June W., Paula N., Tina I., Lori B. Second row; Mr. Woodruff, Advisor; Barbara M., Betsy W., Sue Ann W„ Jolene K.. Brent O. Student Council members are: sitting left to right; Tina Isaak, Junior Rep.; Darla Lowder, Pep Club Rep.; Nancy Woods, F.H.A. Rep.; Paula Nor- ton, Annual Staff Rep.; Angela Forrey, Pep Club President; Nathan Anderson, Vice-President; Tony Blaker, President; Lisa Potter, Secretary; Jolene Kendall, Treasurer; Betsy Warner, Drill Team Rep.; Sandra Isaak, Honor Society Rep.; Rita Stroschein, Senior Rep.; Jilane Foster, Senior Rep.; Pam Ruff, F.H.A. President. Standing; Sharon Claunch, Junior Rep.; Bob Burton, F.F.A. Rep.; Corey Blaker, Pep Band Rep.; Brent Owen, Junior Rep.; Mr. Petersen and Mrs. Stroschein, Advisors; Donald Dempster, Sophomore Rep.; Jared Christiansen, Sophomore Rep.; Marc Elliott, Freshmen Rep.; Misty Anderson, Freshmen Rep. Student Council acts as the governing body of Aberdeen High School. With responsible representatives from every organization voicing thoughts and opinions, Student Council meetings prove to be produc- tive and beneficial to our school. This group focuses its attention on a well-run A.H.S. and uses its authority to make sure things run smoothly. The work of this group is much ap- preciated by the faculty and students. The organization this year has been conducted by Tony Blaker, Student Body President, and advised by Mr. Petersen and Mrs. Stroschein. s T U D E N T C 0 U N C 1 L Student Council is led by: Lisa Potter, Secretary; Nathan Anderson, Vice-President; Tony Blaker, Presi- dent; and Jolene Kendall, Treasurer. 49 ORGANIZATION LIFE Spanish Club: This became a new organization in our school this year. Seen above, members arc practicing Christmas carols. F.F.A.and F.H.A.: Two organizations join together. Band: Wunnerful, wunnerful! Cheerleaders: They’re always loyal and true. F.F.A: Freebie handouts — oh yeah! Drill Team: These arc the new 1982 cover girls. 50 Office Aides: Barbara M., Michelle K.. Sandra I., Troy W., Paula N., Rita S.. and Debbie F. It’ll work!!!! Reading class is hard at (of) hearing. I am so-o tired. How long can-this-go-on WZ kvTvTTi Ubrary Aides: Janielle D., Mrs. Huls, Advisor; Jalyn L., Geoff P., Suson P. T R A N S P 0 R T A T 1 O N C u s T 0 D 1 A N S 52 Mrs. Bertha Lloyd Mr. Vernon Lloyd Bus Drivers: tront left to right; kua oromicy, Marlene Fehringer, Theone Anderson, Howard Kendall, Rosanna Zimmerman. Back left to right; Jerry Murray, Fay Welch, Arveen Evans, Carla Adamson, Buff Aired, Tom Peyton. Mr. Maril Beck Mrs. Carla Adamson Bus superintendent Vern Tiezcn Mrs. Lloyd and Governor John Evans HOMECOMING COURT Misty Anderson — Freshman Attendant Sue Ann Ward — Junior Attendant Jilane Foster — Homecoming Queen Jolyn Hincks — Sophomore Attendant Dwight Poulson Tony Blaker Dan Hege Don Dempster 54 THE GAME 40-14 Thayne fakes a handoff and passes for a score. Dwight runs for a score. st Valuable Players for 1981-82 football game. Henry slips around a tackle for a score. Nathan hits Troy on favorite play. Thayne passes for another score. 55 QRRGDN5 HITE TM= UU5T Homecoming week was loaded with exciting and enthusiastic spirit! Each class spent many hours decorating halls, building floats, and keeping up with the cheerleader-enforced class competition. Thursday night was the fun-filled snake dance, followed by the hot and flaming bon fire. It was at this point the Dragon mascots met their fate. Friday, the cheerleaders put on a high spirited pep assembly for the football players. The Freshmen paraded around the field in their cute little slave outfits. The afternoon brought the big parade displaying the floats. The Freshmen received first place, followed by the Seniors, se- cond, Sophomores, third, and Juniors, fourth. The Class of 1982 was named the winner of the Spirit Stick for the second year in a row. Freshman C andidates: Misty Anderson. Julie Blaker. Linette Sophomore Candidates: Jolyn Hincks. Kori Poulson. Melanie Aber- Bradlcy. and Machelle Mueller. crombic. and Carolcnc Palmer. Junior Candidates: Traci Kcndcll. Sharon Claunch, Margaret Burusco. and Sue Ann Ward. Misty Anderson Jolyn Hincks Senior C andidates: Jilanc Foster. Robbyn Christensen. Marie Gon- zales, and June Wynn. Sue Ann Ward Jilane Foster 57 THE DANCE The 1981 -82 Homecoming Dance was a great success! The dance floor was decorated in light pink and yellow crepe paper and was accented with the handsome couples, dancing in their formal attire. The music was provided by the band “Goodwill” from Pocatello. Terry Smith took portraits of the couples to capture the special memories of Homecoming 1981-82. The coronation ceremonies were held to announce the Queen and her attendants. Freshman Attendant, Misty Anderson, was escorted by Dwight Poulson. Jolyn Hincks was chosen as Sophomore Attendant and was escorted by Donald Dempster. The Junior Attendant, Sue Ann Ward, was escorted by Tony Blaker. Jilane Foster was announced the 1981-82 Homecoming Queen. She was escorted by Daniel Hege. The Junior Miss pageant is a scholar- ship program for high school girls. At all levels of competition, the contestants are given points for physical fitness, poise and appearance, creative and perform- ing arts, scholastic achievement, and an interview with the judges. This year, the program, was under the direction of Larry and Barbara Walters, chairmen, and Bill and Jackie Terry, assistant chairmen. The pageant was a success, as always, and brought out the uniqueness and finest qualities in each girl. Those who par- ticipated were: Angela Forrey, Shelley Peck, Carol Abercrombie, Barbara Marley, Deb- bie Fehringer, Pam Ruff, Paula Norton, Rose Marie Flawk, Jilane Foster, Julie Beasley, Jolene Ken- dall, Nancy Woods, and Marie Gonzales. . v ••4V 4 V WMff mm m m 1«• V ♦ 4 9 M m 7 iWtVt. ' A WMwm V ♦ 4 - v vj� V V� X Aberdeen s Junior Miss, Paula Norton J u N I 0 R M 1 S s Pictured above are: Shelley Peck. Second Runner-up: Paula Norton, Aber- deen's Junior Miss; Pam Ruff. Spirit of Junior Miss; Carol Abercrombie, First Runner-up. Paula received the Creative and Performing Arts and Scholastic Achievement awards. CQ The Yellow Group in action! Shelley Peck (alias Cat Woman) was named the Poise and Appearance award winner. Above are the girls dressed in nines attire, carrying out the “Fabulous Fif- 60 ties” theme. Carol was chosen by the judges as the winner of the Physical Fitness award. Barbara presents a vocal solo, “Old Mother Hubbard.” The Green Group in live performance. Debbie presents a humorous reading. Julie Beasley presents her Creative and Performing Arts. Don’t let those smiles fool you. They’re really gasping for air after that routine! The Quad Quacker boogies down! Pam Ruff was chosen by the contestants to receive the coveted “Spirit of Junior Miss” award. Rose Marie’s hand-made costume made her Indian dance extra special. 61 s A D I E H A W K I N S November 21, 1981 was the date chosen for the annual Sadie Hawkins hoedown. The dance was held in the basement of the school. The barnyard scene was filled with boomin’ toe-stompin’, knee-slappin'. and head-flippin’ tunes, provid- ed by KZBQ. In between the tunes. Little Abner and Daisy Mae were chosen. Carolene Palmer and Jared Christiansen were named Daisy Mae and Little Abner. Other candidates were Cherie Wells, Kim Peck, Jolyn Hincks, David Korrell, Rusty Corbridge, and Alan Johns. The Sophomores provid- ed lip-smackin’ cider, yummy donuts, and homemade but- tered popcorn. UM-UMMMM Good!!! Yes, even pictures were taken to remember this bangin’ good time. Ya Hoo!! 62 This year Youth Legislature was a great success! Every member who participated gained much knowledge and appreciation for our government. The long hours and determination of the members paid off when the three candidates we nominated came back from the Pocatello session as winners. The candidates were Tony Blaker, Debbie Fehr- inger, and Bob Burton. These three held their respective positions when they attended the State Youth Legislature session in Boise, along with four other delegates from our school. Mrs. Stroschein is the dedicated advisor of this group. Members of the group are: Carol A., Corey B., Tony B., Lori B., Bob B„ Patricia C., Sharon C., Don D., Debbie F., Jilane F., Diane L, Sandra L, Tina I., Jolenc K., Barbara M., Ray M., Kent M., Greg N., Paula N., Shelley P., Mike P., Tana P., Ron S., Rita S., John S., Sue Ann W., Betsy W. Pictured above: Bob Burton, Editorial Press Staff; Tony Blaker, Speaker of the House: Debbie Fehringer. Secretary of Senate. Youth legislature Officers are; from left to right; Bob Burton. Parliamentarian; Barbara Marlev. Vice-Chairman; Paula Norton. Chairman; Sandra Isaak. Treasurer; Carol Abercrombie. Secretary. Y 0 U T H L E G 1 S L A T U R E HARVEST BALL Harvest Ball is a very special occasion for the students of Aberdeen High. It is put on annually by the F.H.A. and F.F.A. The chapter sweetheart can- didates this year were: Carol Abercrombie, Senior; Lori Bradley, Junior; Vivian Spcth, Sophomore; and Debbie Korrell, Freshman. The colors were set around the autumn season. The gold, orange and brown streamers made the evening colorful and full of fun. The music was played by KZBQ, and the theme was “Eve Been Waiting For A Girl Like You.” The royalty of Harvest Ball. Carol Abercrombie. F.F.A. Chapter Sweetheart for 1981-82. Lori Bradley, Junior Candidate. Vivian Speth. Sophomore Candidate. Debbie Korrell, Freshman Candidate. 64 Mr. Mower is the advisor of the Spanish Club. Spanish I members: first row left to right; Lisa T.. Christie B . Linettc B„ Julie B Second row; Wendy H . Beth H . Pam L.. Misty A.. Kris H Third row; Neal S„ Xavier R„ Jared B . John B . Marc E.. Gary K.. Fourth row; Saul S Richard j Punch T.. Klect B The officers are: Linette B.. Representative; Wendy H , Publicity Chairman. Melanie A., President; Julie B., Secretary-Treasurer; Misty A.. Vice President. Spanish II Members are: first row left to right; Peggy W„ Kim P„ Justin W„ Melanie A., Second row; Tracy M.. Brian S., Juan T., Rusty C. The Spanish Club is a new organization in Aberdeen High School this year. The group attended the Spanish Festival contest which was held in Pocatello. Numerous awards are given at this festival and many schools participate. Beth Hege and Mr. Mower are to be given special recognition. They worked a great deal in developing a constitution for the Spanish Club and in gaining its membership in Student Council. S P A N I S H C L U B Wendy Hunter displays Spanish Club pinatas. 65 ACTIVITY LIFE SPOI F O O T B A L L Offensive Linemen: front row left to right; Kerry J., Jeff B., Jim D., Mike F., Kris C, Paul M. Back row; John B.. Kent M., Tony B , Blake N., Corey B., Greg P.. Troy F. Defensive Linemen: front row left to right: Kerry J., Troy W., Kris C, Paul M., Dale F., Marty K.. Tony B. Back row; Jose H.. Blake N., Troy F., Mike F., Corey B., Greg P.. Kent M. 68 Defensive Backs and Linebackers: front row left to right; Marc E., Kelly D.. Kelly W., Barry N.. Lance S.. Henry P, Joe K . Doug W., Donald D. Back row; Monty C., Jared C, Ken F., Jim D., Dwight P, Nathan A., Brent O., Thayne D., Jeff B„ John B. Offensive Backs and Ends: front row left to right; Kelly D.. Barry N., Kelly W., Unce S., Henry P., Joe K., Marty K., Doug W. Back row; Monty C, Marc E., Geoff P., Ken F. Jared C, Dwight P., Nathan A., Brent O.. Thayne D., Donald D.. Troy W. Bob Johnson, Assistant Coach; Shawn Corrigan. Head Coach; and George Parsons, Assistant Coach. Dwight Poulson Team Captains Jim Duffin 70 Bottoms up “Hey, you guys, what about me?” The Seniors that were on the football team this year are, left to right: Jim Duffin, Dwight Poulson, Troy Welch, Kris Corbridge, and Nathan Anderson. Coaches are Bob Johnson and Shawn Corrigan. 71 B O Y S B A S K E T B A L L Varsity Basketball Team members: front row left to right; Kris Corbridgc, Nathan Anderson, Ken Foster. Back row; Coach, Tim Anderson, Troy Welch, Thayne Driscoll. Dan Dvorak, Sid Pierce. Brett Simms, Russel Michaclson, Brent Owen. 72 Thaync Driscoll — Junior Brent Owen —Junior Brett Simms — Junior Freshman Basketball Team members: front row left to right; David P., Stuart D.. Matthew W., Marc E. Back row; Coach, Shawn Corrigan; Darek G.. John B., Punch T., Chris H., Glen M., Neal S.. Kelly D., Boyd P., Dean H.. Manager. 74 Varsity Basketball Team members: left to right; Sharon Claunch, Brenda Hincks, Jolyn Hincks, Leon Adamson, Coach; Tami Lindhart- sen, Pam Lindhartsen, Angela Forrey. Manager is Melanie Abercrombie. Junior Varsity Basketball Team members: left to right; Wendy Phillips, Wendy Hunter, RaNae Adams, Kris Horsch, Janna Martinez, Misty Anderson, Nacole Gordon, Marla Lowder, Pete Hansen. G I R L S B A S K E T B A L L 75 Tami Lindhartscn —Junior Wrestlers: front row left to right; Adrian Lebrecht, Klcct Barclay, Richard Jackson, Randy Line, Henry Paz, Joe Fred Velasquez, Doug Walther, Tony Blaker. Back row; Assistant Coach, Bob Johnson; Manager, Corey Blaker; Jeff Beck, Paul Morrow, Troy Funk, Dan Hege, Jim Duffin, Chris Lebrecht, Coach, Tom Dean. 78 Tony Blaker — Senior Paul Morrow — Junior Dan Hege — Junior Doug Walther — Senior Joe Fred Velasquez — Junior 79 Randy Line — Freshman Richard Jackson — Freshman Klect Barclay — Freshman 80 Henry Paz — Junior SPORTS LIFE Many sports take place in Aberdeen High, not to men- tion the loads of fun and Spirit that comes with each. These teams, whether it be boy's basketball, wrestling. Drill Team, or girl’s basket- ball, show a unique style and talent for teamwork. These people work hard and deserve a special thanks for making the sports season so special. Life at A.H.S Las Vegas. Hawaii. Tahiti. Grumpy and Happy “Throw dollars, not Senior Space Cadet. “Romeo. Romeo pennies. ' Hey! Which way am I supposed to go? “You're playing my song. I could be making a test. “Oh, No! I m next. ’ Junior Space Cadet. Blaaaaaah I only date the best. “Darn! Nothing to cat.” 83 This just doesn't compare with AC DC! “What do they have that we don’t? “Shake it up. “And then the big bad wolf said Paula, he’s not that great. If we keep writing this kind of stuff we'll definitely be accepted at I.S.U. Anyone who walks through these doors can share the fun and spirit of A.H.S. “I’ll make them feel good and try it.' GIRLS LOCKER ROOM Ask me how much I like my work. Ask me if I care. Dear Abby.. . . “Twinkle. Twinkle. Little Star.” “Hey, Welch! Leave me “Hmmm!‘T'-timc. some.” 86 WALLY DRISCOLL VERN DUFFIN WALLY BROCK DIRK LORAINE THAYNE LINCOLN FARM and Sons VERN JIM JEFF 87 SIMMS IGA ENTHUSIASTIC SERVICE GREAT SUPPLY AND QUALITY A Friendly Place to Shop We’re right on Main, (you can’t get lost). And you’ll never complain About our low, low costs! Swoop up in front And come right in. When your money goes down, you’re sure to win. 88 THE SPECIALTY SHOP.. . U� f« The SHOP that’s got the TOP quality, including children’s clothing Wedding gifts, home appliances, and a floral offresh flowers. FULL CIRCLE INC. Fertilizer, chemicals, animal health, feed, lawn, garden and farm supply. 91 PALMER IMPLEMENT, INC. ■■■■■■■■ S Ef v NEW MCU.ANC FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP LEON J. GARDNER SALES REPRESENTATIVE MEMBER OF THE PRESIDENTS COUNCIL 688 W. JUDICIAL — P. O. BOX 850 BLACKFOOT, IDAHO 83221 Phones: Bus. 785-2040—232-0560 Res. 785-1688 LIFE • FIRE • AUTOMOBILE • ACCIDENT • HEALTH FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP BURGLARY • LIABILITY • PLATE GLASS • COMPENSATION ABERDEEN, IDAHO 397-4138 BLACKFOOT, IDAHO 83221 785-2040 688 West Judicial This Number, 397-4891, will put you in touch with a dependable, knowledgeable, LOCAL AGENT Shauna Duffin Mike Cardona “Let one of us stop by and tell you about our insurance.” KREHBIEL’S COUNTRY STORE For your cycle and outdoor needs. FIRST SECURITY BANK the FULL SERVICE BANK Every banking need is furnished by First Security’s Friendly and helpful staff. Banking is convenient in Aberdeen PHILLIP 66 GO FIRST CLASS. IT COSTS NO MORE. WALLACE DRUG The magazine and book section at Wallace Drug is irresistible, even pulling people away from their assigned tasks. Cameras and film are available in wide range and variety. It's a good thing, or we wouldn't have any pictures in the yearbook! Last, but not least, if a person is on his last legs-or even worse-no legs at all, Wallace Drug has the necessaries to put him back in commission. Gifts, candles, candies, cards, and profes- sional help are available at this special store. thrift uia THERE'S SO MUCH GOING ON AT THE CARDINAL, IT CAN'T BE SQUEEZED ON TO ONE PAGE. MEATS, FRESH PRODUCE AND FRESH BAKERY GOODS TOP THE LIST. SERVICE INCLUDES SUPERIOR CHECKERS AND BAGGERS IN THIS BIG CITY STORE WITH SMALL TOWN FRIEND LINESS. CARDINAL thriftway BIG ENOUGH TO ACCOMMODATE... SMALL ENOUGH TO APPRECIATE CARDINAL Men Women’s Hair Styling LORI’S CHAIR Lorene DeGiulio Proprietor Phone 397-5217 P.O. Box 356 Aberdeen, ID 83210 Have Lori’s Chair do your hair. Nothing else can compare! THE SPUD BOWL is Aberdeen's entertainment center, featuring pool tables, electronic games, vending machines, a top notch snack bar, and great bowling. r TERRY’S FARM AND BUILDING SUPPLIES HEBE’S MOTOR CO. USED CARS, USED MOTORS, USED PARTS Contact HEBE’S for Used Automotive Accessories Phone: 328-2221 CLAUNCH’S TIRE SERVICE Passenger • Truck • Tractor Fast Road and Farm Service For Your rim and tire needs. KLASSIC ALUMINUM WHEEL WARD’S SERVICES ERN’S FARM AND HOME CENTER ++otpmnJ: FIRST WITH THE FEATURES WOMEN WANT MOST r TREASURE’S Custom Pack Mobile Butchering On the Farm Slpughering Beef for sale Custom Cutting Wrapping — Freezing 98 THE FLOWER BASKET Plants — Flowers — Gifts BETTY RUFF: Owner and Designer 23516 Idaho Street Phone:(208)226-2010 JACK POULSON AND SONS FARM 99 CAROL ABERCROMBIE Pep Bartd 1,2, 3. 4; Drill Team 1.4; Drill Team Treas. 4; F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. Public Relations 2; F.H.A. Vice Pres. 3; F.H.A. Stu- dent Council Rep. 3; F.H.A. District Officer 4; Band I. 2, 3, 4; Youth Leg. 3, 4; Pep Club I, 4; Annual 3, 4; Student Council 3; Music Clinic 2. 3, 4; Honors Band 2, 3. 4; F.F.A. Sweetheart 4; National Honor Society 4; Music Fest. I, 2. 3. 4; Junior Miss 1st Runner Up and Physical Fitness Winner 3; Track I; Basketball 1,3; Powder Puff Basketball 2; Girls’ Basketball Statistician 4; Powder Puff Football 4. Basketball I; Powder Puff Football 4. KEN FOSTER Mechanics 2, 3,4; Football 3, 4; Basketball 2. 3, 4 TRACY FOX Pep Club I. 2. 3. 4; F.F.A. 4; Choir 4; Chccrquccn 4; Football Wrestling Cheerleader 3, 4; Student Council 4; F.F.A. Chapt. Sweetheart Candidate I; Basketball 2; Track I, 2, 4; Powder Puff Basketball I. 100 NATHAN ANDERSON Pep Band 1. 2; Mechanics 3; F.H.A. 3; Tiger Club I, 2, 3, 4; Tiger Club Pres. 4; Band I; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Freshman Class Pres.'; Sophomore Class Rep.; Junior Class Rep.; Student Body Vice Pres. 4; Little Abner Candidate 2; Football I, 2, 3, 4; Football Co-Captain 4; Homecoming Most Valuable Player 4; Football Most Valuable Player 4; Football All Conference Defensive Back 4; 3,4; Basketball Co-Captain 4. JULIE BEASLEY Drill Team 2, 4; Drill Team wardrobe Leg. 3. 4; Youth Leg. Delegate to Boise F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Vice Pres.; Puff Basketball 1; Powder Puff Football 4. TONY BLAKER F.F.A 1, 2, 3, 4; F.F.A. Chapt, Sentinel 2; F.F, F.F.A. District Pres. 4; Tiger Club 2. 3. 4; Studen dent Body Pres. 4; Youth Leg. 3. 4; Football I. 2 2, 3, 4; Most Dedicated Wrestler 2; F.F.A. State Farmer Degree 31. ROBBYN CHRISTENSEN Pep Club I, 2. 3. 4; F.F.A. 2. 3. 4; Choir 4; Football Cheerleader 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Basketball 2, 3 Puff Basketball 1. KRISCORBRIDGE Tiger Club I, 2. 3. 4; Tiger Club Sec -Treas. 4; Pep Band j Mechanics 3, 4; Litlc Abner Candidate 2; Junior-Senior PrtltfHPfng 3; Football 1.3, 4; Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4. JANIELLE DANIELS 7S$ F.H.A I. 2,3.4. MARIE GONZAI ES Youth Leg 2; Pen Club 1,2. 3. 4; F.H.A. 1.2. 3; F.H.A. Vice Pres. 2; F.F.A. 4; Ski Club 1; Class Vice Pres. I, 2; Student Council 1. 2, 3; Wrestling Mat Maid 2; Football Wrestling cheerleader 3. 4; Music Clinic 2; Choir 2. 4; Homecoming Candidate I, 4; Prom Queen Candidate 4; Junior Miss 3; Powder Puff Football 4. HESS B.isk IX) Y SANI Pep C k ifc Stu :hapt Prcj.3,4; ouncil 3,TfcStu- , 4; Wrestling 1. 2.3. 3; Pow jo£f Wrest! INSKEEP 2. 3. 4. Mechanics 2, 3, 4; Tiger Club 3, 4; F.F.A. Chapt. 2 Little Abner Candidate 2; Wrestling I. 3. DRA ISAAK lub 1,2. 3, 4 National Honor Society 3, 4; Honor Society Rep. ncil 4. Youth Leg. 2, 3, 4; Youth Leg. Assist. Chair- s Treas I; Class Pres. 2. 3; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Music Clinic Music Fest 1. 2. 3. 4; Daisy Mac 2; Girls’ State 1st Alternate der Puff Basketball IJTrack I. NEKENDALL Pep Band 3. 4. National Honor Society 3, 4; Band 1. 2, 3, 4; Choir 3 4; Student C ouncil m: Student Council Treas 4; Pep Band Sec. 2 phomore ( lass Sec.; Music Fest 1. 2. 3. 4; Music Clinic 2. 3. 4 Junior Miss 3; Jumor jMiss Kodak Contest Winner 3; Aberdeen Times and Morning News ( orrespondant 3. 4. Powder Puff I ootball MICHELLE KI N DALI F.H.A 2,3,4. I ARI F DAVIS Pep Club I .2. 3. 4. Pep Club Sec. F.H.A.Historian 3; Annual I; Tennis 4; Drill Tea is 2,3.4 m 3, 4; F.H KINDALL KORR F.F.A, 1.2. 3.4; I ROSWITA LFB Pep Club I; F.H Basketball I Vice Pres 4. Mechanics Powder Puff ANGELA DEMPSTER F.H.A. I. 2, 3; F.H.A. Pres. 2; F.H.A Degrees Officer 3. Pep Club I. 2, 3; Drill Team 3; Drill Team Sec 3; Youth 1 eg 2. 3; Class Sec. 3; Newspaper Staff 3; Homecoming Candidate 3 girls' State Alter- nate3. JIM DUFFIN a Tiger Club 2, 3, 4; Ski Club I. 2. All Conf. Football 1.2, 3,4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4. DEBBIE FEHRINGER F.H.A. 2. 3; Ski Club I. 2. 3, 4; Pep Club I Freshman Class Sec.; Sophomore Class Rep. Mascot 3. 4; Homecoming Candidate 2. 3; Daisy Junior Miss 3; Track I; Powder Puff Football 4 ANGELA FORREY I H.A 4; Pen Club ijft. 3. 4, Pep Club Treas 3; Pep Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 3; Junior Class Rep Treas. Homecoming Candidate 2; Most Improved Pla ball Captain 4; Basketball I, 2, 3, 4; Track I; Pi ball I JILANE FOSTER U Choir I; Ski Club I. 3. 4; PepCIub I. 2. 3. 4; Youth I eg L 4. dent Council 2. 4. Sophomore and Senior ( lass Rep . Annua Homecoming Attendant 1; Cheerleader 2, 4; Chccrquccn 2; M 3. Drill Team 1; Homecoming Queen 4; Junior Miss 3; Junior Miss Simplicity and 2nd Place Ticket Winner 3; Track I; Powder Puff Cl ASS FAVORITES; NATHAN A 1,2.3 DARLA LOW U F.H.A. 2. 3,4: ff 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Club BARBRA MAft Pep (’tub 2. J| F.H.A I; I Junior Mijd 2.T4; tiJ inebacker 4; Club 1; s Pres.; inner 4 3; I H See 4. Varsity Choir I. . 4; Junior Var y Football ( heerlcader 3. 4; AND PAULA NORTON Chcerquccn 4; Junior Miss 3; Junior Miss 2nd Runner Up and Poise and Appearance Winner 3; Music Clinictf, 4; Homecoming Candi- date 2; Basketball I; Track 1, 2, 3. 4; Powder Puff Basketball I; Powder Puff Football 4. JOHN PENA F.F.A. 3,4; Choir 1,2; Football 1; Basketball I. TEACHER CREDITS BRIAN PHILLIPS LISA POTTER Drill Team 3. 4; Pep Club 3. 4; F.H.A. 3; Student Council 4; Stu dent Body Sec. 4; Girls' Track Manager 2. 3. • DWIGHT POULSON Choir I; Tiger Club 4; Mechanics 2, 4; Track 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Football 1,2. 3. 4; All Conference Football 3, 4; Football Captain 4. Most Valuable Player 4; Prep, of the Week 4; Offensive Player of the Year 4. PAM RUFF Youth Leg. 3; Pep Club I. 2, 3, 4; Choir 1. 2. 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2, 3. 4 F.H.A. Sec. 2; F.H.A Pres. 4; Ski Club I, 2, 3; Student Council 4 Music Clinic 1. 2. 4; Junior-Senior Prom Queen 3; Junior Mis 3 Spirit of Junior Miss 3; Tennis 3; Powder Puff Football 4. . _ GARRY SCHRITTER Choir I, 2; Auto Mechanics I; F.F.A. 1,3. 4 GARY ABERCROMBIE Ag. I. II, III. IV; F.F A Advisor. CJNDY SLAUGH Pep Club I. 2, 3. 4; Ski Club 2: F.H.A. 1, 2. 3; F.F.A 4; Drill Team 3, 4; Choir 4; Track 2. 4; Wrestling Mat Maid 2; Football Manager RITA STROSCHEIN Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Rep 1. 3, 4; Class Trcas. 2; Homccomii „ Candidate I, 3; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 2; Varsity Football Bas- ketball Cheerleader 3. 4; Powder Puff Football 4. AMSON prld History; Sophomore Class Advisor; Health and Club Advisor. SHAW Pre Algcbrj sor M H.A. Advisor; Cheerleader Advisor; Ski areer Math; Adv. P E.; Junior Class Advi- :; Chemistry; Senior Class Advisor; Tiger Club Advi- ul) Advisor. tJaRNSWORTH Typing E Accounting;Office Occupations; Drill Team Advisor. MARTYIREEBURNE LAYNETUBBS F.F.A. 2. 3, 4; F.F.A. Sec. 4; Chapter Farmer 2; Football Manager 3.4. AUDREY I NDERWOOD KORY WAFORD Band 1; Music Clinic I; Auto Mechanics 2, 3, 4. DOUG W AETHER F.F.A. I. 2, 3, 4. State Farmer 3; Mechanics 2. 3. 4; Little Abner 2; Wrestling 1. BETSY W ARNER Drill Team 1, 2, 3; Drill Team Sec. 2; Drill Mistress 4; Pep Club 1, 2. 3. 4; Pep C lub Public Relation 2; Pep Club Vice Pres. 3; Youth Leg. 3, 4; Choir 1.4; Music Clinic 4; Annual Staff 4; Student Coun- cil 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant 3; Pow- der Puff Basketball I; Powder Puff Football 4. FAY HITS Library BOB JOHNSON English I; Library; Annual Advisor; Freshmen Class Advisor. WARD LITTLE Woodshop. NANCY MCDONNELL English IV; Freshmen Advisor. RON MOWER Spanish I. II; General Business; Senior Class Advisor; Spanish Club Advisor. TOM OWEN Biology; Botany-Physiology; Adv. P.E.; Senior Class Advisor. GEORGE PARSONS Counselor; Junior Class Advisor. TROY WELCH Tiger Club I, 2, 3. 4; Tiger Club Vice Pres. 4; F.F.A. 1,2; F.H.A. 3; Track 3; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Football 1, 2, 3. 4; All Conference Split End 4; Most Improve! Player 4. VALERIE WILCOX NANCY WOODS - F.H.A. I. 2, .1, 4; I H.SBcc. 2; F.H.A Vice Pres. 4; Pep Club 1.2, 3; Junior-Senior Proi Hndidate 3. JUNE WYNN Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Pep Club Public Relations 3; Pep Club Trcas. 4; Drill Team 4, Drill Team Sec. 4; Band 1; Choir 4; Basketball Statis- tician 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Honor Society Vice Pres. 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; F.F.AlChapter Sweetheart Can- didate 3; Junior Varsity Basketball 2; Track 3. MIKE PETERSEN Shorthand I; U.S. History; World History; Student Council Advisor. CLINT PHILLIPS Auto Mechanics I. II. Ill; Sophomore Class Advisor. PHYLLIS SANDVOL Special Education; Sophomore Class Advisor. KAREN STROSCHEIN Government-Consumer Ec.; English III; Student Council Advisor; Youth Leg. Advisor. ROY WHARTON Art. MELVIN WOODRUFF Algebra I, II; Trig; Honor Society Advisor. x 101 s E N I O R S A S T H E Y W E R E 102 Cindy — “Imagine me meeting Robert Redford!” Sandra — “But mom, I wasn't thinking of stuffing him in the drver.” Lisa — “And they say Huggies are absorbant.” June — “Good morning Cap- tain Kangaroo! ’ Robbyn — “Oh, what .. . a . . . night!” Janicllc — “If I had you as a friend I know the whole day would be a lot brighter. Darla — “Dare me to eat the whole thing.” Roswita — “O.K., I’ll do the part, but where's Burt Reynolds?” Tony — “Where’s my blankey?” Michelle — “When I grow up. I’m going to be Jeanie with the light brown hair.” Kris — “It isn’t a Trans Am. but it will do.” Barbara - “Tec hcc, tee hcc! I'll never tell what I saw (or found) behind the bushes!” Troy — “Hey baby, dig my new wheels?” Betsy — “But mom. it’s been a hard day!” In Memoriam RICHARD MITCHELL BLAKE NASH Born: Ocl. 15, 1963 Born: March 10. 1965 Richard and Blake attended the Aberdeen School System. Richard was active in football, wrestling, and scouting. Blake was active in basketball and scouting, attaining the rank of Eagle Scout. Blake enjoyed skiing, hun- ting, chess, reading, and Spanish, while Richard enjoyed hunting, fishing, and horseback riding. Both were well liked by their fellow classmates. We will cherish their memory forever. 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 diverged in a wood, and I — I took the one less traveled by. And that has made all the difference. Robert Frost As we entered the hallowed halls of A.H.S. to begin our four-year journey. we were filled with wonder, awe, and yes, a little fear, too. helped along the way by concerned teachers. but found time to let off a little steam ... MEMORIES Memories are heartbeats Sounding through the years. Echoes never fading Of our smiles and tears. Moments that are captured. Sometimes unaware, Pictured in a yearbook Or a lock of hair. Images that linger Deep with in the mind. Bit of verse we cherished Once upon a time. Through the musty hallways Of the days we knew. Ever comes the vision Beautiful and true. Memories are roses Blooming evermore. Full of fragrant sweetness Never know before. The focus is on each of us And of the friendship true. Of the precious memories And times I spent with you. Wc met each day's challenges with mixed emotion! we applied ourselves to the tasks before us. And yes, even a little girl watching. until we were confident, mature individuals; Life must have a meaning. Goals for which to strive ... Memories are lights that burn To keep the heart alive. Good Luck! With Love, Paula, Laura, Betsy, LaRee. Jilane, Angela, Bob, Ronald, and Mr. Johnson. ready to leave; ready for widening horizons. 104