Alsea High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Alsea, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1980 volume:

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X, Q.. ,f xx r ai, ' M 'Ir nf 7 .' ,xr lx ., W., N, N .Y 1. X ,Q . 4 'Hn ,-My 1 '- x ,jg 5 K gi, W X4 .Q I W x Hi " gag 4 Y ,, . , Q, " . ,J-ff P f' , .mag X Q '1.,.:g.v 1 fer? . f 51' ' 3. '-1??f1,:- 3 xr 'P 4 113:11 sl wwf' 'M Q, g fr-.hp X , f-.A -Q NN., S51 'l : Y- H.L'."'.. . " 'T:wa,':- ' Q gi M ima.-Mal V 43 A m i., ,, - 3'-Q-W, . 5 , L. V A gsxrgg-. , 1 . nx. . ' L -,N fr-. Q-M ex-K . ,.- . .wing hh.. . . , ,. va X A .0 Page 2: Upper left: Alsea School District 7-J. Middle left: Paul Pear- son and Jamie Farrington work on a career ed. assignment. Lower left: Kelly Pellett, Steve Campbell and Jim Walter clown around in advanced biology while Kathy Wilson works on her duck skeleton. Upper right: Shorty Bowen tries to figure out a joint in construction class. Middle right: Mr. Humble dries off in the shower room after officiating the Powder Puff football game. Lower right: Mark Bauer waits for an assignment. Page 3: Above: Miss Parady corrects papers. Below: Max Hildebrand and Kenny Pellett work on a geometry as- signment. Upper right: Steve Free and Austin Irwin goof offin speech class. Beside: Maxine Dallmann gets teased by Ben Olsen. Lower right: A rainbow appears over the Alsea mountain highway. l J, x.i.1.t1fa.t u. E PEOPLE DEDICATION This yearbook is dedicated to Wanda Walter, Alsea School's indispensable person. She started working for the school in 1962, and a few years ago she became the deputy clerk. Her presence brightens the office, but her jobs aren't the glamorous 'onesg she keeps the school accounts, orders and dis- tributes supplies, repairs temperamental machines and super- vises the student body treasurer, to name a few. At school board meetings, she makes sure everyone has a cup of coffee, takes attendance and keeps the minutes. She also lends her support to most school functions. Her skill and knowledge keep the school business in order. Wanda almost always has the answer, and if she doesn't, she will find out. Teachers and staff find her expertise invaluable in helping them perform their jobs better. Everyone wonders how Alsea School ever managed before Wanda came. K ,L .-., . funds? A a Upper left: Mr. Hagler looks like he's having a hard day at school. Above: Sophomores, Darin Cogan, Paul Pearson, Matt Webb and Jamie Farrington, try to figure out a math problem. Below: Kenny Pellett works on his duck skeleton in advanced biology. Upper right: Debbie Bowen gets into the spirit of the toilet paper race. Middle right: Wendie Riley puts on a happy face. Lower right: Debbie Stuverud practices typing. ff' 04.5, ' 'Xi ix . E IOR The seniors didn't make any monumental changes in school life. They did get the pop machine back to raise money for their sen- ior trip. Officers were: Dave Hall, presi- dentg Jim France, vice presidentg Sherri Borton, secretary-treasur- er, and Tim Pearson, sgt.-at-arms. Class adviser was Mel Atwood. Seniors not pictured: Dee Dee Hecht, Cathy Schreiber. l l 3 5 Ib John Barclay Sherri Borton I ,e I-J , Doug "Bugs" Bowen Jim France Sam Free n-..-Tian, Rocky Grimm Dave Hall Claudia Hendrix Sandy Hildebrand Truman Jones Denny Lee Brenda Lovett 5.----' Louan Michaels Dflane Miller Tim Pearson Rhandy VanVolkenburg Robert Webb E , .,., 5 QQ. V nr 1 LQ-nav' 'Qi "" ' 1 KN: . 5' KW' nc-- 2 'iv 8 P . 4? 'vii . ,r .N Page 8: Upper left: Jim France, Robert Webb and Sam Free discuss the pop machine at a senior meeting. Middle left: Dave Hall takes a breather. Lower left: Truman Jones, Rocky Grimm, John Barclay and Rick Wolkau listen to a presentation about announcements. Upper right: Brenda Lovett and Dee Dee Hecht buy pop at break. Middle right: Tim Pearson waits for the bell to ring. Lower right: Sherri Borton and Sandy Hildebrand work on the annual. Page 9: Above: Princess Sherri Borton and her escort, Jeff Woosley, wait to be presented at Homecoming. Below: Duane Miller digs in at the Homecoming Dinner. Upper right: Claudia Hendrix, Cathy Schreiber and Sherri Borton watch the seniors at a pep assembly. Middle right: Rhandy VanVolkenburg gets caught by the camera. Low- er right: John Barcley studies in the library. if BYE . d ! .-4 ...J za--62' ' f at V' S 'Q--air Rick Wolkau Jeff Woosley A 'V' It if w "LY, if wk, ww.. i if" wi Q s 4 L2 Seniors do "dig-a-dig" yell at assem- bly. Beside: Brenda Lovett and Louan Michaels try their skill in the Lifesaver-toothpick relay. Lower left: Cathy Schreiber hold Bugs Bowen's collar in the orange-in-the-neck contest. Above: Denny Lee listens to a lecture. Below: Bugs Bowen tries a new basketball play. ilmfllq W '03 N4 Above: The Spanish class, Michelle Woosley, Debbie Stuverud, Tami Jo Hendrix and Miss Lamb correct an assignment. Below: Mr. Phelps and Sam Free "deer around." Lower left: Something new in English, Rex Hendrix and Shorty Bowen have coffee and rolls before starting to work. Upper right: Jimmy Ezell lets everyone know what he thinks of geography. Beside: Freshmen, Tanja Jones, Wendie Riley and Maxine Dallmann try to win the toilet paper race. Lower right: Mr. Phelps helps Tina Webb with her duck skeleton. . , U hs- ' .M ,Q 41 . fl' I:::'f1,9 2-44-QE... gg, L "'ff'. 1. f Z if 'JI' vaiklki 11 .1 -, A J 1 i M',Lf-'fag'1gf, v ,u ..f, J. 5. 4 , r i " ,' wr. xr ' 3 fx-rfy. .A f , . 5 sf ' if z- - -M, . , ,, ,1.,V,-, 11- .4 .gx A , ' 1X f qi , A 42 , ' if ' V 26 :zz ,A f VAN, . , 1 Q4 fa fa, ,gk Na p. A X 4 5 x 9- IJ juni: fi!! Page 12: Upper left: Jim Walter is caught going through proof sheets in the publications room. Middle left: The Homecoming Court finds it isn't easy to get settled on a firetruck in the rain. Lower left: Kenny Pellett, Keith Lee and Max Hildebrand, prac- tice their balancing act while building the bonfire during Spirit Week. Upper right: Mr. Shoshin looks pleased with the score of the football game. Middle right: Brian Calderon learns how to put up a good front. Lower right: Kelly Pellett and Steve Campbell take a break from journalism class. Page 13: Above: Sherri Borton accidentally launches Debbie Bowen into space. Below: Denny Lee waits for Mr. Humble to work out his strategy. Upper right: "It was how big?" exclaims Gina Hendrix. Middle right: Michael David Spann, a young football fan, doesn't look too enthusiastic about the game. Lower right: Kathy Wilson does her Wonder Woman pose while trying to escape the camera. Q' .4gg+'i- ...ay 1-ff naw. J 5, A si! 5, . E, bi di? :K " " N 1 K fi -'H' sz' V ,531 5: X Q-2: .. f i Q+w-..t,..,,4W....m VL. A 'V --,J lc: .40 YE -J I-IO ECUMI G Participation was excellent during Spirit Week. Classes 7-12 competed against each other for the grand prize of a day long field trip to the place of their choice. Points were gained for class performance during the week. A new theme each day challenged students to find appropriate dress. Crazy hats, American heroes, old tim- ers, scuds and loyal blue and white Wolverines all made their appearance. Pep assemblies each day featured con- tests: orange in the neck race, pie-eating, toilet paper race, cheering contest. The Powder Puff football game was held Wednesday in a downpour. Thursday, students were excused early to build the bonfire. That evening the fire was lit and the Homecoming Queen, Carol Sapp, and her court were presented. On Friday, the grand prize was presented to the 7th graders and juniors, who tied. The football team scored a victory, and the day ended with Homecoming Dinner. Spirit Week festivities ended at the dance Saturday night. "Night Song" provided the music. ,-""' 1 i. . A , M -1-443 Il-. ' 1 i. 41. , e- ' 4'-A Q if r Y, Q mv-...i .J - , , A -if , fl if 1 Page 14: Middle left: Students weave toilet paper down the line. Lower left: The Homecoming Court, Princess Sherri Borton, Queen Carol Sapp, Princess Debbie Stu- verud, Princess Maxine Dallmann, is presented at half- time. Upper right: On American Hero Day, Jeff Woosley and Sherri Borton wait for a relay to begin. Middle right: Mr. Shoshin comes as Einstein on American Hero Day. Lower right: Mike Sapp and Kevin Heicht gorge themselves in the pie eating contest. Page 15: Above: Losing at halftime, Blue team members, Vickie Riley, Debbie Stuverud, Sara Irwin, listen to Coach Hagler's pep talk. Below: Tim Pearson and Carol Sapp demon- strate the orange in the neck relay. Upper right: The bonfire blazes. Beside: Ginger Weist and Donnie Pellett work on the exchange of the lifesaver. Lower right: Stu- dents unload wood for the bonfire. 4 N Craig "Shorty" Bowen u , :VKX 4 David Free Max Hildebrand bl ! i Brian Calderon df, , il' X ZX 1 , Kevin Hecht K, ep, gxgzil -'fa Kelly Pellett Mpfmx Jim Walter Q7 ax.. kiv CITY" 3. 'Q Tina Webb 7 f xv? Q 1 A , ' RMA QM! Steve Campbell 7' ,vf '41 ,S Q S? 5- ' g W ll if vi i--M I X 1 Rex Hendrix Kenny Pellett Jana Weist Caught goofing off, Brian Calderon ends up in the corner with a dunce cap on his head and his gum stuck on the end of his nose. N ky .IIN . I we K H Carol Sapp to wg. 1 Kathy Wilson , ' 1 . 'hwy A Vlv xx , I' X xv. if Y N-Z 4351154142-E Bill Tapp Michelle Woosley JU ICR The juniors had a successful year, the concessions helped give them a sizable account for the Jr.-Sr. banquet and prom and next year's senior trip. The juniors also won the Spirit Week contest and took a day long skiing trip to Mt. Hood. Class officers were President Kathy Wilson, Vice President Michelle Woosley, Secretary Carol Sapp, Sgt.-at-arms Steve Campbell and class representa- tive, Kelly Pellett. Class adviser was Judy J untunen. Above: Jim Walter, Steve Campbell, Rex Hendrix, and Bill Tapp take a break on the ski trip. Upper right: Michelle Woosley, Kenny Pellett, chaperone Debbie Hagler, Carol Sapp, and Kelly Pellett rest after skiing. Beside: "Now how are we going to do this?" asks Rex Hendrix as he, Steve Campbell, Jim Walter, Shorty Bowen, and David Free fix the Christmas tree for the party. Below: Row 1: Jana Weist, Michelle Woosley, Kenny Pellett, Carol Sapp, Kelly Pellett, Bill Tapp. Row 2: David Free, Jim Walter, Rex Hendrix, Brian Calderon, Kathy Wilson, Steve Campbell. CPI-IOMORE This year's sophomores sponsored the Sweetheart's Ball, had bake sales, sold ice cream, decorated the Christmas tree and served at the Junior-Senior Banquet. Debbie Stuverud was presidentg vice president, Stephen Carpenterg secre- taryftreasurer, Debbie Boweng and Vickie Riley, sergeant at arms. Class representative was Tami Jo Hendrix. Jim Schmidt was class adviser. Jimmy Ezell James Farrington V ' W' rv ii 2 S0 , N'- , v . . ' 4 6 Debbie Bowen Steve Free x K , 3 , 'i Austin Irwin Keith Lee LaDonna Michael tl-' R , , . yi, , ' ' Y' 0 Ki as M' J 3 Q 5 A 2 ' 1 1 - '- fi g f .Ni f' D 'Lanai Debbie Stuverud Danny Vollendroff Matt Webb lf Stephen Carpenter Darin Colgan Eff? Tami Jo Hendrix Lori Herron Paul Pearson Vickie Riley Page 18: Keith Lee listens in Career Ed. Page 19: LaDonna Michael studies in the library. Above: Steve Free and John Watson search for answers in biology. Below: Debbie Bowen works on an assignment. Upper right: Vickie Riley looks up from her work. Beside: Darin Colgan puts his comb away. Lower right: Paul Pearson watches the wood being unloaded for the bonfire. Not pictured in individuals: John Watson. Above: The freshmen put a tire on top of the Homecoming bonfire. Below: Tanja Jones works in the library. Upper right: Homecom- ing Princess Maxine Dallmann and her escort, Ben Paul, are presented at the game. Middle right: Ben Olsen clowns around. Beside: Gina Hendrix goes up for a rebound. Page 21: Lower left: Wendie Riley cheers. Lower right: Ben Olsen and Lonnie Holt study in Career Ed. KN N xx l Mark Bauer Gina Hendrix Wendie Riley Maxine Dallmann Lonnie Holt Mike Sapp FRE HME This year's freshmen class began their moneymaking pro- jects with a car wash followed by films, cake raffles, and various odd jobs for people in the community. They also changed the marquee in the front of the school. The freshmen elected Roy Scribner as presidentg Gina Hendrix, vice presidentg David Phelps, secretaryg and Max- ine Dallmann, treasurer. Wendie Riley and Tanja Jones served as class representatives. Peter Shoshin was class ad- viser. Not pictured in individual photographs: Ben Paul and Doug Steeprow. 15 W If Tanja Jones Ben Olsen David Phelps . 69' If 1 A ' . 4' M 4, we K W gk I 'ffl 2 ' 8 , ,ns xxm Q "X .- 0' Roy Scribner Kurt Stone Lisa Woosley CHDGL BOARD 5 . . 1 Above: Mary France, board member, listens to the board proceedings. Below: Wanda Walter, school clerkg Gilbert Strom, board member, and two members of the Linn-Benton Educational Service District listen to some board business. Upper right: Ed Humble, principal-superinten- dent, and Hank Schroeder, chairman of the board, conduct the business meeting. Beside: While Wanda Walter takes minutes, Gilbert Strom listens. Lower right: Fred Hendrix, board member, and Diane Scribner, board member, lis- ten to the ESD presentation. R , n ,,.. X, . I khrr -em..-Q...-... S .. me ...NN-N,-Nqdf Midi . 'xx 'I ADMI I TR TIO AN STAFF Upper left: Ed Humble, principal-superintendent, substitutes for Jerry Phelps. Beside: Billie Lee, teacher aide and playground supervisor, clowns around with Debbie Hagler, school secretary and playground supervisor. Lower left: Junette Zandofsky helps in the office while Debbie Hagler is on playground duty. Above: Vince Drago, vice principal in charge of discipline and athletic director, and Jim Mullenix, counselor and administrative assistant, help Mr. Humble with administrative duties. Below: Wanda Walter, deputy clerk and Debbie Hagler, school secretary share a joke with the photographer. F4 AI TENANCE N2-'n1si"!"':"" l mf S J s ' ,,, , , . ...N J , o f lg? ' -L'k Y A, X 2 a...f"g,-Lg -:A X1 .L 2,-gf'-1 ru Es te' 4 ,A "Q s As- ,J a- ' ' . il way ,Q ... I 'N ki: Above: Bus drivers: Rosie Valencia, Junette Zandofsky, Jody Free, Pam Parady. Below: Marilla Miller, custodian, cleans room 2. Beside: Bill Esler, head of maintenance and substitute bus driver, puzzles over a broken bus on the junior class field trip to Mt. Hood. Lower right: Ellen Esler, custodian, cleans the 6th grade classroom. 7DI 7AM TC s 1 5 W1 1 TUDE T COU CIL Student Council coordinated many activities. They set up and ran Homecoming activities. Part of these activities was a Spirit Week competition. Grades 7-12 competed for points to win a day long field trip to the place of their choice. Student Council officers were: President Tim Pearson, Vice President Jim Walter, Secretary Carol Sapp, Trea- surer Debbie Bowen, Sgt.-at-Arms Doug Bowen, and Pub- licity Manager Tina Webb. Jim Mullenix served as advis- er. Beside: Student Body officersg Debbie Bowen, trea- surer: Jim Walter, vice president, Tim Pearson, president, Carol Sapp, secretaryg Tina Webb, public- ity manager. Lower left: Student Council representa- tives with their adviser, Jim Mullenix, assemble for a picture. Above: Tim Pearson, president, introduces this year's candidates for student body offices. Be- low: Carol Sapp, 1980-81 president elect, gives her campaign speech. HO OR OCIETY The honor society had two main moneymaking projects to earn money for the bleachers on the football field. In October they sponsored a Halloween Carni- val. Not only did the club earn 35100, they pro- vided a service for the community by giving the kids something to do on Halloween. They also put on the annual Hootenany which followed the cir- cus theme. They made 8120. Carol Sapp was president this year and directed both projects. Patsy Jones is the group's adviser. Honor Society: Seated: John Barclay, Darin Colgan, Paul Pearson, Lori Herron, Kenny Pellett, Tim Pearson, Carol Sapp. Standing: Denny Lee, Debbie Stuverud, Kathy Wilson, Debbie Bowen, Tina Webb, Kelly Pellett, Patsy Jones. Beside: Burke Hendrix belts out a song on his "guitar," Lower left: The unknown comic CVickie Rileyj cracks a few jokes while clown Carol Sapp looks on. Above: Hootenany ringmaster Tim Pearson introduces the next act. Below: Clown Kelly Pellett can't seem to believe what she sees. Q25-N ff J SPORTS FOOTBALL The varsity football team had a year of ups and downs. They lost three games by a total of ten points. The team had a good year offensively, scoring 220 points and rolling up 2,503 yards total offense. The offense averaged 31 points a game and the defense allowed only 16 points a game. Opponents gained only 1,477 yards total offense. Steve Campbell led the team in scoring with 70 points, and Bugs Bowen led the team in total offense with 1,119 total yards. SCOREBOARD Mohawk 18 - 16 Alsea Valsetz 30 - 28 Alsea Falls City 20 - 36 Alsea OSSD 8 - 72 Alsea Detroit 14 - 22 Alsea Eddyville 6 - 0 Alsea Triangle Lake 12 - 46 Alsea Page 28: Upper right, Coach Hagler and Coach Drago plan game strategy. Right: Jeff Woosley jogs back to the huddle. Page 29: Upper left: Robert Webb looks on as Dave Hall gets tackled. Upper middle: Shorty Bowen says, "What now Coach?" Upper right: Steve Campbell attempts to break a tackle. Middle left: Tim Pearson catches a pass. Middle right: Rhandy Van Volkenburg grabs for the ball. Lower right: Steve Campbell and Dave Hall clown around during a game. Lower right: Bugs Bowen carries the ball. T7 Team Picture: Row 1: Shorty Bowen, Austin Irwin, Max Hil- debrand, Stephen Carpenter, Kurt Stone, Paul Pearson, Matt Webb, Jim Walter, Steve Camp- bell, Darin Colgan, Dave Free. Row 2: Coach Drago, Bugs Bowen, John Barclay, Robert Webb, Jeff Woosley, Dave Hall, Tim Pearson, Rhandy Van Vol- kenburg, Sam Free, Brian Cal- deron, Coach Hagler. ,. 1 '- Blitbwfg if' J L. J "1-rfwf 1: fag .,..---- .1 4 .4- W!- V J t ' P9 'A AIX K I L14 4 r Y '. f . .ifISAY df-f -Q M- '.5,,Q'5, 55, 'Vim ez' Q1 if 7 if P, 5. ,F 1 A xx ,v , L ' 'Q L ,hm 4- , Q ai '01 1 ips - . v-I if fi."-xx 'Y-. N I ...x .,,. ' we f" 2 I I i fi 'V' "'- " Q f,, Tig 1 D Q 4 ,.:.:f ski ,fi Q an A fs 'ff f '1 , ,,-' X-,J I ,gf f ' n- ' '.11n'Arii A ' ':' ..' , x. -A f -t ' w " K A K.. , ., . A .. u. ,Rn V ,w , ..., 11485 ' ' H 'Q 'YASA sg L V, no 1 V Q4ffiff'1 : ,gwf 1 J5?A11221f-v 1. 'N .wg.gf?3iQgyQ,' , .XL . A' 1 muxJ4 w - -, .,:,,,. J 1 N , NM- . . jf Q --2' 1 X' 0.8 GLLEYBALL In summing up the year, Coach Schmidt said, "There are no outstanding players: all the team played well and improved immensely." He was very pleased with the season considering the team got off to a slow start and was inexperienced. The varsity had five wins and nine losses. The JV's had two wins and four losses. The varsity took second in the Casco League Tournament. if za, 4' 5 fl? .,, 1 p 1 L if 'ii 1 A mt ' Page 30: Above: Tina Webb sets up a spike. Below: Jana Weist plays good defense. Beside: Coach Schmidt calls a sideline conference. Lower left: Kelly Pellett bumps the ball. Page 31: Upper left: Kathy Wilson makes a save. Lower left: Gina Hendrix sets up for a spike. Upper right: Sandy Hildebrand stretches for a shot. --li vwilw-Qitfwa aa .IT ............,........-- JV SCOREBOARD Alsea 11 Alsea 12 Alsea 15 Alsea 3 Alsea 14 Alsea 4 Team Picture: Row 1: Debbie Bowen, Coach Schmidt, Lisa Woo ley. Row 2: Maxine Dallmann, Kelly Pellett, Carol Sapp, VARSITY SCOREBOARD Alsea Alsea Alsea Alsea Alsea Alsea Alsea Alsea Alsea Alsea Alsea Alsea Alsea Alsea Kathy Wilson. Row 3: Lori Heron, Vickie Riley, Jana Weist. .MMA-,,,,,,,,....,.... Row 4 Gina Hendrix, LaDonna Michael, Tina Webb. VARSITY ASKETBALL The boys' varsity team had a very successful year: they placed second in the state tournament. An Alsea team has not been to state since 1974. Second in their division of the league with an 8- 2 record, Alsea was the second place seed in the district tournament. They defeated Falls City the first night 60-46 and Detroit the second night 55- 53. At the state tourney in Baker they defeated lone the first night 50-39, but lost to Powder Val- ley the second night 69-60. The team's overall record was 22-4. Craig "Shorty" Bowen was leading scorer with 389. Doug "Bugs" Bowen had the most steals-88 and the most assists-125, and Rhandy Van Volkenburg was leading rebounder with 225. MQ, K 31 sg? Above: Craig Bowen and Jim Walter are chosen for First Team All-Stars at the state tourney. Beside: Rhandy Van Volkenburg and Steve Campbell receive the Second Team All-Star medals at the state tourney. Upper right: Coach Drago gestures, "Hands up defenselu Kneeling: Denny Le Jim Walter, Matt Webb and Doug Bowen, Standing: Coach Drago, Rick Wolkau, Robert Rhandy Van Volkenburg, Craig Bowen and Steve Campbell. 9 Webb, Rex Hendrix, QV..-r.-1' If Q , - at SCOREBOARD Alsea 47 Eddyville Alsea 81 Mohawk Alsea 74 Triangle Lake Alsea 60 Detroit Alsea 74 Santa Clara Alsea 70 Eddyville Alsea 58 Triangle Lake Alsea 66 Mohawk Alsea 54 Detroit Alsea 58 Santa Clara District Tournament: Alsea 60 Falls City Alsea 55 Detroit State Tournament: Alsea 50 Ione Alsea 60 Powder Valley ,.,f"" .Q - Above: Steve Campbell handles the ball with skill at the state tournament. Below: Jim Walter hustles to steal the ball. Upper left: Doug Bowen drives toward the basket for a lay up. Beside: Rhandy Van Volkenburg puts up a jump shot at t.he state tournament. Lower right: Craig Bowen prepares to shoot at the state tourney game against Powder Valley. Q Q 1 1 r Q, - BASKETBALL "The JV's showed a lot of growth this year. We started out disorganized, and got it together as a team unit toward the middle of the season. This year's team has a lot to offer the varsity basketball team next year," said Coach Shoshin. The JV's had a record of 11 wins and 11 losses. The team worked well togetherg there was no dissension, and all members displayed good sportsmanship. The outlook for next year is good because there is a lot of potential in this year's freshmen, who didn't get to play much this year. The most valuable player was David Free with 227 points. He was also the team captain and floor leader. Steve Free was the most improved player. The player with the most rebounds was Keith Lee-289. Austin Irwin had the most steals - 43. Paul Pearson got the most assists: he averaged 3.7 points per game. -1313'- ji 4 pai.. Above: Keith Lee scores. Lower left: David Free goes up for a shot. Below: Darin Colgan tears rebound away from de- fense. Page 35: Beside: Austin Irwin drives the base line. Middle right: The team takes a time out. Lower right: The Shoshins enjoy a break before the game. Lower left: Paul Pearson takes a jump shot. Standing: Coach Shoshin, Kurt Stone, Darin Colgan, Keith Lee, Lonnie Holt, David Free, Jimmy Ezell and James Farrington. Kneeling: Paul Pearson, Ben Olsen, Austin Irwin, Mike Sapp, Steve Free and Roy Scribner. Not pictured: Kevin Hecht, David Phelps and John Watson. cpadif' um --7 32 'O H. W3 I- if-, A 14 '- a-.47 W '14, S I QI vig Q YW Above: Debbie Bowen sets up the play. Below: Jana Weist shoots from the side. Beside: Michelle Woosley gets ready for a free throw. Lower left: Jana Weist tries for a jump ball while Tina Webb gets ready to receive it. i -.. will ,,,..-and I ' Mr 1 lst row: Danny Vollendroff, Rocky Grimm, Kenny Pellett, Tim Pear- son, Stephen Carpenter. 2nd row: Coach Hagler, Truman Jones, Bri- an Calderon, Jim France, Jeff Woosley, Bill Tapp, Dave Hall. Above: Brian Calderon attempts to pin his opponent. Be- low: Tim Pearson tries to maneuver his opponent into a better position. Upper right: Coach Hagler and Kenny Pel- lett cheer Brian Calderon on. Beside: "He won't go down," says Dave Hall to Coach Hagler. W.. t REL TLI G Coach Hagler said, "The team had enough experience this year that other teams noticed us. We were invited to participate in more tournaments." Alsea hosted the District Wrestling Tour- nament in February. Dave Hall qualified and went to the state meet. Their record was 33 wins-29 losses. The team also scored more in the district meet than they did last year. This year they scored 53g last year their score was 32. F TRACK Coach Shoshin felt the team had a "really super" year. Alsea won the League Invitational Meet at Har- risburg both boys and girls. Ninth place at district put them at the top of our league. Juniors, Shorty Bowen and Steve Campbell, quali- fied for state in the shot putt and long jump. They did not place at state, but gained experience they feel will be helpful next year. .y X Z1-Q 1 ii I .4 Track Team: lst row: Coach Shoshin, Stephen Carpenter, Gina Hendrix, Maxine Dallmann. 2nd row: Doug Steeprow, Mark Bauer, James Farrington, Kurt Stone, Roy Scribner, Danny Vol- lendroff, Austin Irwin, Keith Lee. 3rd row: Asst. Coach Hagler, Steve Campbell, Rhandy Van Volkenburg, Dave Hall, Sam Free, Kenny Pellett, Jim France, Darin Colgan, Paul Pearson. CHEERLEADERS The cheerleaders went to cheerleading clinics in Albany and Eugene to get cheer- ing ideas, tips and routines. They also had two bake sales and two sock hops for mon- ey raising projects. Alsea's varsity cheerleaders were: Cap- tain Kathy Wilson, Sherri Borton and Debbie Bowen. Junior varsity cheer- leaders were: Captain Wendie Riley and Tami Jo Hendrix. This year's mascot was Vickie Riley, but she had to resign due to an injury. Pam Parady served as their ad- viser. X 'RX N ,Q K,' Above: Tami Jo Hendrix does a yell. Below: Wendie Riley shows her enthusiasm. Upper right: Cheer- leaders lead a yell at the state basketball tourney. Beside and middle right: Debbie Bowen and Sherri Borton do a routine at the state tourney. Lower left: Kathy Wilson does a yell. I fu 1'1 13 -1-l y W!" C33 5 1 XX, 5. yi it. Q25-N ff ACADEMICS GLI H Judy Juntunen taught Advanced English 11112 and 10th grade English. Spelling, vocabulary, litera- ture, and competencies were emphasized. Competencies and helping students in their weak areas was stressed in Pam Parady's 12th grade Eng- lish class. Patsy Jones' 11th grade English class worked on competencies, other units included litera- ture and the media. Mrs. Jones also taught Kingfish- er which produced another issue of the magazine, and readied another for publication. Jim Schmidt was the 9th grade English teacher. In addition to units like capitalization and punctuation, outlining, the origins of words, the class worked on passing their speech competencies. Above: Rex Hendrix gets caught blowing a bubble when he's supposed to be working on a magazine report in 11th grade English. Beside: English teachers: Judy Juntunen, Jim Schmidt, Patsy Jones, and Pam Parady. SPANI H Spanish was offered again this year when Jean Lamb agreed to teach it. In addition to academic work, at Christmas the class studied Christmas cus- toms in Mexico, made mini-pinatas and metal Christmas ornaments. 'VQJ' Above: Miss Lamb reads a tale in Spanish that the students have heard before, "Little Red Ridinghoodf' Beside: Span- ish students, Debbie Stuverud, Stephen Carpenter, Danny Vollendroff and Ben Paul, listen attentively to Miss Lamb. NMR Above: Jim Schmidt gives final instructions at the dress rehearsal. Below: John Barclay, the banker, gets a few unkind words from Tim Pearson, the sea captain, in "The Poor of Alseaf' Beside and middle right: Seniors do the production, "The Cleanest Town in the West." Below: The cast from "The Poor of Alsea" assemble for a curtain call. " Ti s ii, si T PEECI-I AN DRAMA The speech and drama class put on one major production, a melodrama, "The Poor of Alsea." They also did "Disco-locks and the Three Boogie Bears" for the Hootenany. They also spent time learning good speech techniques and doing sever- al speeches. Jim Schmidt taught the class while Beth Dough- man was on leave of absence. Seniors, under the direction of Pam Parady, staged a short comedy, "The Cleanest Town in the West," to raise money for their senior trip. J OURN ALI Journalism class worked on the annual and the Tin Hat Times. Major events for the year was the annual signing party, a workshop sponsored by American Yearbook, and the advertising campaign to help finance the yearbook. Kelly Pellett served as editor for the last two issues of the THTg she also was chosen outstanding journalism student. Mrs. Jun- tunen was the journalism teacher. Below: Michelle Woosley takes pictures at a football game. Above: Rhandy Xian Volkenburg shows off at the signing party. Upper right: Steve Campbell and Kelly Pellett take a turn handing out annuals. Beside: Bill Tapp, Jim Walter, Michelle Woosley, and Jana Weist preview the annual at a yearbook workshop sponsored by American Yearbook. Lower right: The journalism class: Jim Walter, Steve Campbell, Kelly Pellett, Mrs. Juntunen, Michelle Woosley, Sandy Hildebrand, Bill Tapp, and Rhandy Van Volken- burg. fNot pictured: Jana Weistl - ',.'i11r'i Above: Bill Tapp gets ready to develop some film. Upper left: Tami Jo Hendrix and Mr. Mullenix puzzle over some film PHUTOGRAPHY Aside from learning how to use a camera, and basic techniques in print developing, the photog- raphy class did solarizing, postermaking, and matching a picture with a poem. Some of their work was displayed in the library, Jim Mullenix taught the class which included five students: Tina Webb, Kathy Wilson, Tami Jo Hendrix, Rhandy Van Volkenburg, and Bill Tapp. cassettes. Upper right: Tina Webb develops her film. Beside: Kathy Wilson gets ready to make a print. Below: Rhandy Van Volkenburg files an assignment. P.E. AN HEALTH Classes in P.E. this year went through the tradi- tional games, but the new game was Norwegian baseball. Vince Drago and Pam Parady taught the 11f12 coed P.E. class while Mr. Drago and Nancy Westlund had the 9f10 coed P.E. class. Mr. Drago also taught 10th grade health. Below: Paul Pearson takes a swing at the ball. Beside: P.E. teachers: Vince Drago, Pam Parady, and Nancy Westlund. l , Q, 5 ik ga S' . Below: Steve Free, Danny Vollendroff, Lori Herron, and La- Donna Michael listen in health class. Beside: Mr. Drago tells the class to play ball. Above: Mr. Drago teases the health class. . . r Above: Lori Herron works in business lab. Beside: Mr. Hagler and Carol Sapp discuss an assignment. Above: Lonnie Holt, James Farrington, Ben Olsen, and Ben Paul learn cake decorating. Beside: career ed. teachers: Mrs. Westlund, Mr. Hagler, and Mr. Atwood. BU I ESS LAB Mr. Hagler taught business lab and typing. He in- cluded shorthand, bookkeeping, data processing, busi- ness math, business machines, typing skills, and office procedures in his business lab class. CAREER ED Three teachers shared the career ed. class. Students rotated every 12 weeks. Mr. Hagler directed office skills and job application: Mr. Atwood had students work in the shop and learn pruning and grafting. Mrs. Westlund included cooking, child care, and textiles in her section. :Nh-'Q V ...ml LIBRARY It was a busy year for the library. Many books had to be catalogued including the Cecil Hayden Collec- tion. Mr. Hayden donated many books to the Alsea School library. High school classes used the library on a regular basis for research and study. Mrs. Jones worked with both secondary and elementary students. Students worked on a variety of projects including mime, slide tape shows, puppet making, video tape projects, and book making. I.: f"' Ai!-2 my X s 1 1 X ix' isffs ' .. .f ' X ., L ' N1 ' .QF Pg 1 - , qi , " gf ' t ' f X ,A V x W ga R A - 5 I Q. ,IV , E sunny Above: Books made by elementary students were on display at the mathfsciencefmedia fair. Upper left: Patsy Jones, librarian, goes through the mail. ss F... . . ,Spf yr Above: Tanja Jones, library aide, looks for material in the vertical file. Below: Junette Zandofsky, library aide, gets books ready to be checked out. Lower right: Mrs. Jones shows one of the slide tape shows at the fair. .... ll MATH CIE CE Science teachers this year were Jerry Phelps who taught biology and advanced biology, Pe- ter Shoshin who also taught biology, and Ron Nicholson who taught chemistry. Math teachers included Mr. Nicholson, Mr. Shoshin, and Jim Hagler. This year the math classes were all taught during one period to allow for flexibility in student scheduling. Above: Windpower was explored as a project at the science fair. Below: Math teachers: Mr. Shoshin, Mr. Hagler, and Mr. Nicholson. Beside: John Barclay and Truman Jones do a computer program. 9 I i, .. X -,,. . r ' B' f 1 if i '.1l .J 'K e - A 5 " b .ji U K A . l ' s ECOLOGY Ecology, a new class, was taught by Peter Shoshin. They studied food chains, identifying plants and in- sects, and practical things like planning a garden. The highlight of the year was a four day field trip to an area near Grants Pass to study a different ecological system. In addition to studying the envi- ronment, the class hiked, swam, and panned for gold. Above: Matt Webb, Steve Free, and James Farrington plan the ecology field trip. Beside: Mr. Shoshin listens to suggestions. D. O. The diversified occupations class not only stud- ied career opportunities, they also did projects for and around the school. They put next year's calen- dar together, repainted the sign on Vernon Field, and dug holes for benches that the construction class built. Above: Sam Free works on the calendar. Upper right: Tina Webb plans the calendar for next year. Beside: Mr. Mullenix makes sure the calendar sequence is correct. I DU TRIAL ART Mel Atwood taught industrial arts. His classes did several projects. In the spring the power mechanics class repaired lawn mowers. The construction class built shelves for the publications room and benches for outside. is 95 51. fj f l 1 ' H X if . 1-,,- . ' -5 .. .ff ,, 3 as . ,ff l A . will f E' -fx -A 5 , Q A . li x' fir 4 A yr' 'g. 1 .isr 'gi W "l X -- f Wt. ', .a vel 4 W ii' f A t . if K, ., gtg' . . " . 'lt A . , 'f 4 my .,,. ' Maxx , in rx ln QQ? ii ' Above: Mr. Atwood and Rex Hendrix put the finishing touches on K t a bench. Beside: Shorty Bowen, Rex Hendrix, and Dave Hall work K' on the benches. . HOME ECO OMIC Nancy Westlund's home ec. classes worked on a number of projects this year. They included canning, freezing, crocheting, knitting, and sewing. The advanced home ec. class served a Thanksgiving dinner to the faculty and studied foreign foods. I 1.3 4.3 Above: Mrs. Westlund scrapes a bowl. Beside: Sandy Hildebrand and Brenda Lovett work on their sewing projects. OCIAL TUDIE Modern problems students did research on the environment and criminal justice under the direc- tion of their teacher, Jim Mullenix. Mr. Mullenix also taught the U.S. History class for juniors. The state and local government class sponsored an interesting candidates' night for those running for county commissioner. The freshman geography class studied how physical features affect world cultures. They also did plaster of paris relief maps of Oregon. Vince Drago taught both classes. oats.. ii ' s Upper left: County commissioner candidates, Richard Wendland, Barbara Ross, and Inge McNeese participate in Candidates' Night. Beside: Mr. Drago writes an assignment on the board. Upper right: Michelle Woosley, Mr. Mullenix, and Carol Sapp go through a U.S. history assignment. Above: Dave Hall, Sam Free, and Tim Pearson listen to a -lecture in modern problems. Below: The freshman geogra- phy class does research in the library. WEN ff -A -4 SPRING - . Q , 0 Q 5- -5 Below: A weary crew boards the bus for the trip home. Lower right: Some take a little time out to relax between swims. Lower left: Tami Jo Hendrix splashes an unwary swimmer. Beside: Carol Sapp, Kelly Pellett, and Wendie Riley strike a bathing beauty pose. Upper left: Everybody has a big appetite at lunchtime. Above: Max Hildebrand decides the water is just a little too cold. , lag ' " h"'f M I 1 W s """""'M-s-rm.. 6- K if ,,,,,..a..e' I THE PIC IC 1 ww X ,J V pi , ' n' k . ff v, . , C vflvjffi Mr-,. ,I M., X . v ,1 X M ,f if . Vx-' ,fr '- J N CF i i Q Q g . lgggg v e 'lp' K A.. '. " Below: Danny Vollendroff and David Free play volleyball. Lower left: Jimmy Ezell takes a whack at the ball. Beside: The swimmers take over the float. Upper left: Michelle Woosley and Brian Calderon relax after lunch. Above: Mr. Mullenix, who is really Ronald McDonald in disguise, cooks hamburgers while Paul Pearson and Doug Steeprow wait. 1 Nub- T ' 4 gf llllbbi i ' C ........,..,,,,, Ill ' lilliulnma. - , 9 .Iii or to Below: Jerry Phelps awards Rosie Stone a T-shirt for helping with the advanced biology field trip. AWARD Awards night was held May 22. Awards were given for sports, scholarship, and special achievement. Among the awards presented were: CITIZENSHIP: Carol Sapp and James Farrington. MOST IMPROVED STUDENTS: Steve Campbell and Kurt Stone. OUTSTANDING DRAMA STUDENT: Vickie Riley OUTSTANDING JOURNALISM STUDENT: Kelly Pel- lett OUTSTANDING MATH STUDENT: Truman Jones OUTSTANDING SCIENCE STUDENTS: Stephen Car- penter and Vickie Riley. ATHLETES OF THE YEAR: Steve Campbell, Craig "Shorty" Bowen, and Gina Hendrix. SPORTSMANSHIP: Tim Pearson BOYS' STATE REPRESENTATIVES: Kenny Pellett and Max Hildebrand. . , ,egg . ilugpw ,fav K . Below: The 1980-81 student body officers are presented. Middle left: Jim Schmidt gives Vickie Riley the drama award. Upper left: Vince Drago recognizes Gina Hendrix as one of the athletes of the year. Above: Mr. Drago presents Shorty Bowen with the athlete of the year award and Tim Pearson with the sportsmanship award. BANQUET Sz PROM The Junior-Senior Banquet was held May lst at 6:30 p.m. in the gym. Juniors decorated the stage and tables with spring flowers while the junior mothers prepared a sumptuous dinner. The pro- gram included the senior wills and prophecy, and certificates for each senior to point out something for which they will be remembered. Jim France and Louan Michael ruled the Jr.-Sr. Prom, May 3rd. Juniors created a forest scene to carry out their theme, "Enchanted Forest." Swampgrass played and Carol Sapp made a guest appearance with the band. AY? 2 QS Below: Jr.-Sr. Prom Queen and King: Louan Michael and Jim France. Lower left: Dave Hall and his mother converse at the ban quet. Upper left: Mrs. Hendrix, Claudia Hendrix and Mr Hendrix ...,,N' X tix. .as A Y .4 we it enjoy the banquet. Upper right: Mr. Bowen, and Mr Atwood adviser, chat while Danny Vollendroff serves. Above Jeff Woosley receives his special award. 'mir I GRADUATIO Graduation was held May 28. Ed Humble, su- perintendent, presented the senior class while Hank Schroeder, chairman of the school board handed out the diplomas. Tim Pearson, valedicto- rian, and John Barclay, salutatorian, gave speech- es. Other seniors who participated in the ceremo- ny were Jeff Woosley, who led the flag salute, Dave Hall, who gave the welcome, Sherri Borton, who gave the invocation, and Cathy Schreiber, who led the benediction. Jim Mullenix presented awards and scholar- ships to Tim Pearson, Denny Lee, and John Bar- clay. Tim was named an Oregon Scholar, an honor reserved for the highest rated Oregon seniors. Baccalaureate was held the evening before graduation. David Kinman, minister of the Meth- odist Church in Philomath was the speaker. Clau- dia Hendrix, a member of the graduating class sang at both ceremonies. Graduation climaxed an exciting two weeks for seniors which included their senior trip to Sun River Lodge where they skied, played golf, went horsebackriding, hiked, and played tennis, awards night, and baccalaureate. -gf 1' -Digs: ' ,ss-M it' C1 pl -1 . -' 1 , 5. w Q A 3 - gn.. . n lik -. " -Eli . Q. . "' 'Q 9. v L, E, 6 .1 . L A " if . ,. ' . ' ' , C we ' fbi 'fr . 5 1 -X" rm-- f 3 . .QM Q. is .... fi. M - Above: David Kinman gives the baccalaureate address. Up- per right: Claudia Hendrix sings at baccalaureate. Middle right: John Barclay gives the salutatorian speech. Beside: Denny Lee and John Barclay walk through the arches. Lal Below: Rick Wolkau receives his diploma from Hank Schroeder. Above: Claudia Hendrix and Cathy Schreiber wait for graduation to begin. Below: Valedictorian Tim Pearson gets ready for gradu- ation. Lower left: Jeff Woosley and Brenda Lovett walk through the arches. Middle left: Doug "Bugs" Bowen and Louan Michael walk through the arches. Upper left: Dave Hall and Bugs Bowen stand in the reception line. .. F5 ' ,., ..,. ,, .. .- rf ' me ' we t t if lb! N 2' 1 1 Q 4325-N ff ' A JUNIOR HIGH AND GRADE SCHOOL "'5"'5 f,.N Upper left: The Jr. High choir sings at the Christmas program. Above: The 7th graders listen to a math lecture. Below: In 8th grade science, Mr. Phelps goes over some questions. Beside: Michelle Beggarly dis- plays her cake creation for 8th grade home ec. Lower right: Sherry Howey lets out a yell. JU s ICR HIGH The 7th grade had many moneymaking projects to earn over 53200. They tied with the juniors during Spirit Week and won a day long skiing trip to Hoodoo. Officers were: President Melissa Dair, Vice President Teresa Riley, Secretary Eric Phelps, Treasurer Marianne Lang, Sgt.-at- arms Jesse Sapp. Class adviser was Jerry Phelps. The 8th grade held a successful Halloween disco sock hop, and had several money-mak- ing projects. Officers were President Cammie Dair, Vice President Joni Hendrix, Secretary Adrienne Hill, and class representatives, Jeff Schroeder and Page Neilson. Class adviser was Jim Hagler. Y F"'11 4 ii ES-111 X 8th Grade: lst Row: Sarah Irwin, Michelle Beggarly, Wendy Chance, Page Neilson, Eddie Hildebrand, Janet Paul, Jeff Schroeder. 2nd Row: Joe Hendrix, Adrienne Hill, Donnie Pellett, Steve Jones, Cammie Dair, Joni Hendrix, Ginger Weist, Bob France. 7th Grade: 1st Row: Robert Tapp, Teresa Riley, Sherry Howey, Anthony Chance, Jesse Sapp. 2nd Row: Eric Phelps, Bob Griffith, Marianne Lang, Tony Free, Kevin Holt. 3rd Row: Todd Strom, Melissa Dair, Jason Purkis, Brian Phelps, Joe Stancil, Lori Steeprow. Not pictured: Daovonne Sanovan and Rosie Fomai. 'I'-K ' Upper left: Jeff Schroeder, Joe Hendrix, and Bob France take advantage of spring weather to study outside. Beside: Cammie Dair and Page Neilson prepare a meal in home ec. Lower left: Rosie Fomai and Anthony Chance put their folders together in English. Upper right: Daovonne Sanovan and Sherry Howey look up from their English project. Above: Eric Phelps, Kevin Holt, Todd Strom, and Brian Phelps work on a math assign- ment. Below: Joe Hendrix takes part in the pep assembly on Hat Day during Spirit Week. GRADE CHOOL Kindergarten: Ist row: Gina Follett, Joseph Butterworth, Greta Jones, Jason O'Brien, Dave Griffith, Soren Rounds, Janina Batten, Jennifer Schmidt, Misty Hendrix, Rhonda Wischnofske. 2nd row: Delcina Phelps, Will Howey, John Ritchey, August Pettypool, Kate Schwarzler, Tina Davis, Mrs. Stephens, Shane Beard, Andrew Kalishman, Jasper Titman, Israel Anderson. Not pictured: Carl King, George Laiblin, David Dunbar. 2nd Grade: Standing: Brice Win- ney, Bret Davis, Robyn Nelson, Pam Dunbar, Kristina Sapp, Valerie Corbit, Mr. Pearson, Craig Dixon, Cary Valencia, Buffy Irwin, Miles Bundy, Jer- emy Sapp, Tammy Batten, Carol Griffith. Kneeling: Ben Hendrix, Shawn Webb, Toni Davis, Kala Rounds, Sam Hendrix. Sitting: Russell McDaniels, Chris Dair, Velye Sanouban, Dawn Webb, Christy Pettypool. Not pictured: Olin Green, John Fomai. Ist Grade: lst row: Mr. Kozick, Paul Beggarly, Chris Klym, Dara Sanouban, Fawn Batten, Krista Phelps, Melanie Thain. 2nd row: Jimmy Hendrix, Harry Fomai, Heather Bullock, Dennis Boa- tright, Juanita Spann, Robbie Hanson, B.J. Katzeek, Michelle Neuman. Not pictured: Chrissy Colvin. gm: I i I .if 'gr4Q .lu ,K ta l I 1 get Af ,xl gg .EV I ' ,. , a A evffqw-"'J.A ff gg s ,i .k 2 I g if, f Q11 :f,I.Q,fj. r. G G 4 , 1' - lg 2 ' Third Grade: lst row: Terry Gordon, -' lff f1.'Qlf' 2 v. li 4 .Q Lannette Holt, Maggi Gonzalez, An- 5'-'fig' 27242 - W" M 'i ,gs W . gel Mathews, Angie Dixon, Ana , " X 29 4. ' ' .35 Hilde, Carey Lee. 2nd row: Pam 9 0 ' fn- 5 ' 4' Wig . Thain, Binky Bowen, Russell waist, x - ,,, gy, f f '- 3 Tina Dunbar, Daryl Irwin, Mrs. 7 "'. " ?QQf' A15 Poulsom. 3rd row: Patty Spann, T .4 , 'Q V- 'ig' 5 Travis Strom, Thad Wind, Morai 3' f V fi' ., f., 'Z ,.' Hendrix, Maya Underwood. A 9? "W fk, iii 2, v " o 3 wmv ver A Fourth Grade: First row: Mrs. Bray, Doug Herron, Burke Hendrix, Chris Whitlock, Jeremy Parliman, Kam Sanouban, Mark Phelps, Christy Griffith, Dori Jones, Tim France. Second row: Syrena Glade, Kathy Kendall, Tracey Meeds, Heather Dair, Shelly Davis, Mike Borton, Carl Griffith, Bill Spann, Ken Dunbar. I V , 64 'iff ,lliljll FIU AD ERTI I G PARKER AND LYON REAL ESTATE SW 6th 8a SW Adams 2372 Main Street Corvallis, OR 97330 Philomath, OR 97370 EQUITABLE SAVINGS Sz LOAN PHILOMATH PUMP SERVICE 15SSgVCl3lTg?N t 1120 Main Street ree . Corvallis, OR 97330 Phllomath, OR 97370 FARMER'S INSURANCE GROUP PIONEER TELEPHONE COOPERATIVE 122 S. 12th Street 1304 Main Street Philomath, OR 97370 Philomath, OR 97370 HOPE'S-GLOBE TRAVEL SERVICE RIVER TAVERN AND CAFE SW 5th Sz Madison Alsea, OR 97324 Corvallis, OR 97330 LEMOINE FLOOR COVERING 8: SPAETH HOME CENTER 16g1gI'11li3RICg'RS 1585 NW 9th Street ain treet - Philomath, OR 97370 Corvalhs, OR 97330 .111-nn--n--ax-1:11 22- ALSEA MERCANTILE 0 General Merchandise ' Groceries 0 Fishing Tackle ' Hardware ' Feed 0 Sporting Goods 0 Garden Supplies XL I or LEPRECHAUN SHOP FARMERS KITCHEN 'rx' Q 1 AUSTIFSVE-NSAEFQIRWIN 3 1 , '1??Z252m' Qlffigfillffliii K Hours: 5:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Y Sewing Machine Sales Bi S ce 7 days 3 Week S arm cnocks 5. Tables gl LMORNIN l Anuquesa Couechbles ' Homemade pie, rolls, Sz donuts ' Specializing in treadle sales and repair ,KT I ALSEA SHELL GARAGE ' Auto Repairs 0 Lube Jobs 0 Tire Repairs ' Auto Parts ' Shell Gasoline Phone: 487-4291 lllll li Nl- ALSEA SAW SHOP ji I ,I A fl! 7 f 1 "AH lung Sale of Major Brands Saw Repairs Sz Service Sharpening Service Main Street OWDSI' Alsea, OR 97324 Dave Cathcart Phone: 487-4444 HENDRIX LUMBER OO. 0 Kiln dried hardwood Phone: 487-4763 P.O. Box 46 Alsea, OR 97324 .A..lA- f' i 1 M' .ff X X! X, "', .. I ,L 115-2145. TURNER Sz LQGGING, INC. Philomath, OR 97370 Phone: C5031 929-5236 I McGREGOR'S HOBIN LUMBER CO rf I ' 5.1. - 81.00 I '- 1- "' STORE BUILDING MATERIALS 4 0 Everything to meet the ' L Contractor's Need iffy? C 228 3rd St' Hwy 20, West of Philomath fm.. orvallls, OR 97330 I 1-:: . ' ' , Phone. 929-3343 -i. -'. 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WESTERN OUTFITTERS ' Hats Sz Boots 0 Saddles 8a Tack ' Western Apparel ' Square Dance Apparel G PHONE 752 1144 FLORAL CO Clyllv Plants - llrvnl Nydvn 458 S. VV. MADISON STREET 1 CORVALLIS. OREGON 97330 Phone: 753-3049 Aj FTD ,W J.R. STABLES A:S7f"'l':X In-H , , , 0 rlifoarding W wf' TIMBER SUPPLY COMPANY ' raining ",, N' ' Lessons Y G -, n.., TIMBER SUPPLY EXPLOSIVES Flu, I A :PL J I Phone: 75237627 'I :EE I 1' Loggers and Contractors Supplies l Philomath, Ore. - Phone 929.3151 , ' msrmsurons 28970 Highway 34 Corvallis, OR 97330 EXQFBSIVES PHILOMATH 6' D' 909 IGA GROCERY A 1247 Main, St. Q qlllh. 5 Philomath, OR 97370 A 4 Phone: 929-5692 get ' 4' Hours: ---- A Mon-Sat. 6a.m.-8p.m. Sun. 6a.m.-2p.m. Congratulations Class Of ,SO From HENDERSON BUSINESS MACHINES 344 S.W. 2nd Street Corvallis, OR 97330 Phone: 752-3454 Hours: Mon.-Sat. 8-8 Sun 9-7 1214 Main St. Philomath, OR 97370 Phone: 929-3876 , , f,, f, 4im1:::r4!4 NORTH SIDE GERDINGS LUMBER CO. 855 S.W. Western Blvd. Ann Bevens .. . Dorval Bevens Corvallis, OR 97330 Phone: 752-3433 Philomath, OR 97370 Phone: 929-3161 FLOWERS BY GARY 1144 Main Sm. Philomath Personal Semcen Phone: 929-3164 Corsages for Dances You'll Always Find :i:Z,Z Store Hours: Farm Fresh Produce at D-n-D Market ":"' 9-9 17th Sz Main H A Everyday Philomath, OR 9 Phone: 929-5897 I m V' 3f..g... l l I PHILOMATH FURNITURE G 85 R BODY SHOP U 0 Complete body 8a paint repair 924 M3111 St- ' Fiberglass repair Philgmath, OR 97370 Gordon L. Cleveland 2408 Main St. - Philomath PhQne-929-5949 Phone: 929-3242 " 'wlfir' 1 -f ...:- in was . ' 5 fwfr ' t t n-it gil f riiiiilvifig fs -'.' 3 ts 'lm , K ,.., :.S L is of making wood work Willamette Industries, Inc. Philomath Division FORD 1105 NW 5th St. Corvallis, OR 97330 Phone: 752-4201 jr i A lx 1 an Flag' Ill V525 5,5 N7 Mir Benton Bull tin Publishers P.O. Box 351 Philomath Phone 929-3043 Benton County's own weekly newspaper. D Sz L MOBILE HOMES ' wide selection of singles and double wides ' located between Philomath and Corvallis Phone: 929-3249 Owners Larry Robinson 8: David Harper iRs.Q-'sys'-ef---. .. IN AND OUT HAMBURGER T. A it ' Q Y A 0 Home of the Square Burger ' E5 j ' Fast Food Emporium I Q :ng Q ' Owner of Snooker's in Philomath Q Q fs lf 1820 Main Street Philomath, OR 97370 Q Phone: 927-3708 442 N.W. 3rd - Corvallis - Phone: 754-0895 sranopefy Your One Stop 'nvgmggfweeds Hardware Store! ,, School supplies If --'gg Ari 8. drafting needs Q GMS ..... and more! 5 1' HARDWARE LEHNERT'S 'U M ,, OFFICE SUPPLY 1 1830 Main Street 451 S.W. Madison Ave-Corvallis Phllomathv OR 97370 Phone: 753-5515 Phonel 929-3218 Safety is an investment of a lifetime. 6990 SW West Hills Rd Philomath, OR 97370 CONSUMER POWER, INC. Phone: 9293124 R lfcllfg ROTH'S QGRAAAIQ 5+-1 op 4205 S.W. 53rd Street , ---A- ga-Qg5g1:gg,,.:F,-P, , Corvallis, Oregon 97330 FRIENDLY FOODLINER 0 Green Stamps Bakery Delicatessen Store Hours: Weekdays 8a.m.-10p.m. Sundays 8a.m.-10p.m. V 27 V . 1755 NW 9th Corvallis, OR 97330 Quality Hand Work Phone: 752-9608 ' 1 Cookie stamps Drawer X Door Pulls H24 HOUR SERVICE" M X 'J O E E14 ELECTRIC co. STEAK 1 , W HOUSE p U im' 5275 Philomath Blvd. ',L.l., I Corvallis, OR 97330 Phone: 7529737 NW 9th at NW Circle Blvd. Corvallis, OR 97330 Phone: 753-1644 Construction Maintenance S O ' S ' TUM-A-LUM LUMBER CO. 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