Christian High School - Patriot Yearbook (El Cajon, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1968 volume:

1 du ,V ,: .ru M4902 ,. QM t 1 . Q, 1, SQ 'I I Entering To Traigj For Christ ' ' W . kim., S' asm AZMA JVM C516 What 1S One's Alma Mater? lt 1S a way of l1fe for four to s1x years It 1S gettmg up early routme extra meetmgs, and trymg to be 1n more than one place at a tune It 1S fun fr1ends and a lot of work for those who want good grades It IS books, paper, penc1ls, and pens It 15 m1dn1ght 011 before an exam or a report, then to bed and sleep1ng fast so one can TISS early and do 11: agalll To us, Chl-1st1an Hlgll 15 much more It IS a place ra1sed up by God, where Chrlst IS uppermost and knowmg Chrxst as personal SHVIOUI 1S the geatest part of our lives. It 1S a school where conservatlve 1deals are taught and pract1ced and patr1ot1sm 15 1nst1lled 1n every student Acaderruc excellence 1S the a1m of our classroom work Every teacher attempts to draw from every student h1s greatest capab1l1 tles We are thankful for a school of h1gh standards d1sc1pl1ne and encouragement It 1S hard but lt g1VeS preparat1on for l1fe wh1ch Wlll be harder Most of all Chr1s t1an I-hgh has pomted us to the Savwur who w1ll uphold us throughout our lives fl 4i,VJ.?W,V4f Cl-IIJJS F J UNQX 51711414 UUA' 'L 7011 Nfl 4fJ,'V4i IL-I 27610 275,11 A cj? ,...mw,....,..n ,....al 5 l K 5 if , I if L 5 1 . Q M PETER A. STEVENSON CHS PRINCIPAL As the busy days fly by at Christian High, there is a man who is essen- tial to the progress of our school but who often goes unnoticed un- less we receive a slip asking us to visit him in his office. Our principal puts in long hours in the office, on the telephone, and in study, so that he can also teach. He is always ready to counsel us when we need help, either spirit- ual or academic. He takes care of ,unending details to make the work of the faculty run smoother. When we vacation, he works on. During the first weeks of school he puts in countless hours of time getting our programs worked out to our best interests. Often it is Mr. Steveson who brings the Chapel messages and we appre- ciate his stedfast adherance to the Word of God. ln addition to the rest of his heavy schedule he finds time to teach athletics to the boys each week and is always found on the football field or basketball court when the men of the Church play the school team. We Well remember When his enthusiasm in football caused him to bite the dust last fall. Because of his importance in our daily lives, academic progress, and spiritual growth, we wish to dedicate this 1968 PATRIOT to Mr. Pete Steveson, our principal. THE his CJ-I8 S61-IOOL' Christian High, having passed f darough its infancy, stands as a 6 vivid evidence of God's answer to .1 prayer. The student body has grown M from approximately 45 in 1965 to I, 155 in the fall of 1967. - ' CONTENTS SCHOOL BOARD, ADMINISTRATION 8 4 FACULTY 10 GQVERNMENT 12 uw., um. Chrimhn High School Alma Haier manning CLASSES 20 Efzlrz-::::E:.EEE::EE-:.-E5 ACADEMICS 36 M I ,,, ,I .,........ ,r...f... ......... - H 4. ACTIVITIES 50 5.-'E::.n::Eii:1i: :: I F F f ATHLETICS 62 . -- :Q : ORGANIZATIONS 74 rss- no-.I -A 'vu-nx'1'uu,u1J. nn :Lair vu uq-ni -4-Kem 'Nu JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL 84 F L'- !.'!'!EE'.gE : ! ...! '! E' -E SPIRITUAL LIFE 98 -5 ' F1? '5::::F1-55551155251-T,:.-E WHITI-EER BOUND? 106 I' - -T - --' 3 ' - M-nl .'u.1h,g,.l,.,Q4iups4hsdU9oNh If49 '- ' ADS 112 F- .:'l': EEE . E ' 'E D F ? :L-:-.:::-......::::::::E: 133217:-: ii1'i: :ESS-m - nun- up uv- 5 . o than-in f znzlielfiifize Y I ul jj - I 1 H -- Ou.r appreciation goes to Mrs. Beverly LaHaye and Q ment in writing the words and music of our Chris- 'ul 31' ' ' -' P i tian High Alma Mater. The Alma Mater reflects sqm., will an .- ., 6- I-we mam-1'-.-lv 15... the standards and objectives of our school and will 3 ES -.- - il l 1 nj - express the feelings of students in years, yet future, r-1-u-.gn-n 1- ---1- -7?-1 as it does for the present student body. m Y f' Mrs. Linda Bussing for their effort and accomplish- :911 1' 1' 7 LIBRA RIAN Mrs. Wyatt Af 'ie .31 mmVV i,A VV V5 SEC RETARY Mrs. Steveson QJMN Jewry 130 B W r . , r,g,5,yf., Qs-2 Gb M ' - Mrs. Cook Mr. Hall English, Geography Bible, Music Mrs. Harper Mrs. Hogan Nir. Riffe Spanish, French. History 10 Gym Mr. Steveson Science, math Mr. johnson Math, biology, gym. Mr. Koivisto English, math, history, government. M V , e s si Mr. Ncirdeen Math Mrs. Nordeen Typing, English. Mr. Sheffel Bible divan. N, fix. - Zak ' ,Ml '21 x W If a!?5?ii 9- .au 1 1, x K85P Ollk L47 Cf! .AND 7168500.44 lJJNCiJN4i GOVERNMENT Not that we have domuuon over your fauzh but are helpers of your joyg for by fauth ye stand Joanne Richards, Secretary- Tre asurer is sffvfofe Q- 09916516 I .. .. L , .,,ggf:. 'R President, Becky Scott 15 4--.J v-um 'it 73 Vice- President, Dave Nclsou SCC1'Cl211'y- '1'rc41sLu'u i J i U N I o R S President, Mary Hart R President, Peggy Wagner E g n S S N H Pre sident, Judy Pohle 1 M A N I8 4 gorlh 9mm 271656 J-falls, - Classes LINDA BECHTI-IOLD Linda plans to be a high school teacher. Her favorite verse is Trust in the Lord with all thine heart, and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths. She has been a member of the chorus at Christian High. PAUL BOVEE Pau.1's favorite verse is I beseech you there- fore brethren by the mercies of God that ye piesent youi' bodies a living sacrifide, holy acceptable unto God, which is your reasonable service. And be not conformed to this world but be ye transformed by the renewing of your mind, that ye may prove what is that good, and acceptable, and perfect will of God. Rom. l2:l,2. His activities at C.H. S. included chorus and football. I will instruct thee and teach thee in the way which thou shalt go: I will guide thee with mine eye. Psalm 32:8 DONNA BYRON Hold up my goings in thy paths, that my footsteps slip not. Psalm 1725, is a favorite verse of Donna's. She says of CHS that it has meant much to her. The emphasis has been on studies and spiritual growth, and personal help has been available when needed. MARY COFFEY Mary plans to attend Mesa jr. College and then on to Cal Western as she studies to become a dential hygentist. To her, CHS has been a place where she can come and worship as she wants. Among her activities was chorus 4. ,- KAREN COOPER Rom. 8:28 And wc know that all things work togedmer for good to them that love God. To Karen, CHS has meant a place of many great, wonderful experiences. She plans to expand in drama and music in the future. x , 'ii DALE EASLIZY Dale will attend Mesa college and wants to be a Highway Patrolman. His favorite verse is And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God. Rom. 8:28. Dale says of CHS that it is a place where he could learn of his counn'y's heritage and learn from the Bible. His activities have been football, baseball, and chorus. W... ,5 Y. , ,,,. , ' 'f fs. ---,- Q. . ., . 1 TED HANSEN Ted desires to study commercial art at Bob jones University. He has already used his talent as layout editor of rhe '68 Patriot. His other activities have included football, baseball, basketball, Class Secretary, Stu- dent Body Pres. , Class Pres.,Boy's State Representative, Pep Club. He has enjoyed opportunities at CHS which he would not have had in public school. DEBBIE MEDIN Debbie plans to attend Simpson Bible College. Her favorite verse is Col. 3:2, Set your affections on things above and not on things on the earth. The individual spiritual help of Christian teachers has been the outstanding part of CHS for Debbie. She has been active in chorus, Newspaper, class secretary, Capt. of CHS Quiz Team, and Pep Club. ,Y E DAVE NELSON Bob jones University will find another student in Dave who wishes to train to be a youth worker or Youth Pastor. For to me to live is Christ, and to die is gain. Phil. 1:21, is his favorite verse. At CHS he has been V-Pres. of senior class, football, basketball, baseball, track, chorus pres. , drama club. jDvf NORMAN Mesa I. C. and then On to S. D. State, lim plans to study computer programing. To Jim, CHS has meant a place with unequaled opportunity and hope for all. He participated in chorus 3,4, and drama 3. jim's favorite verse is Ecclesiates 3:2-9. -at ge -Q ,. n.. , DEE DEE RETTIG After Grossmont I. C. , Dee Dee plans to attend Azusa Paciiic College. lt is her desire to be a teacher. Her favorite verse is Phil. 4:13, l can do all things through Christ Her activities at which srrengtheneth me. CHS have included Ir. class vice-pres. , chorus 4, pep club, and drama club. JOANNE RICHARDS joanne's favorite verse is Hebrews llzi Now iaith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen. She plans to atrend Biola College with the Lord leading in the vocation of her life. Her activities at CHS have been secretary of the Student Council, and a big help to the mighty senior class. To Joanne, CHS has been a wonderful blessing in her life and she is thankful to God for the wonderful opportunities that she has had here. BECKY SCOTT Becky plans to study at the Prairie Bible lnstitute in preparation for becoming a ' ' Psalms 37 31 nurse. Her favorite verse is The law oi his God is in his heart None of his steps shall slide. To Becky C S has been a place of many opportunities, and a place where she can worship God freely. AmongBecky's activities are Senior class pres. , pep club 4, chorus 4, an an e nthus i as Lic cheerle ader. LRMAN PAM SOD Pam plans to attend Prairie Bible lnstrtute, and from there he: life is in the Lord's hands Her iavorite verse is Phil 4:l3 l can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me Pam participated in the pep club, chorus, cheerleader, and secretary-treasurer of t e senior class. Pam says that she would no trade her experience at CHS for an in she has been very happy here jommc Richards V SCHOLASTIC Tcd Hansen swxfzlou zf ATI'H,ETIC Tcd HSLHSCD SCHOOL SPIRIT 5 , - K 9 jerry Benham X F Steve Goldsmith Terri Hill av, i f r E . Steve Brice David Fitzsimmons Mary Hart Phil I-Iertel Larry Lal-Iaye Regina Lal-Iaye I applied mine heart to know, and to search, and to seek out Wisdom, and the reason of things. . . Ecclesiastes 8: 25 28 .Q , F ' af in .. W X , ' V fr F' F441 V-x I 5? W R 'L QM, f wa' .iw iw M lf, Q' 6 1' x .9 x. f , Steve McGrew Linda Pollock Dan Scott Margie Sperry R1cha,rd Wolde Sharon Bechthold i. T 1 1 , lf' , It I f K , ,a f if 3 54 I H Brad Carpe: Greg Dexter Mark Dolan Susan ,Af- Janice Gerber ,J , ' A P -' , it g f. Q. 4- Z. W W? 5. Brad Medin 9' . i 4 M M4 ,Afxf-,X Tim Scott Becky Mitchell Wanda Pollock Georgia Prine Scott Reed 3 2: f L Q 71 AE , . .. Q ,. 1 , 1. i H we S We J , 'QE - i g -X 5 -H'-7 f 5 ' il - f' . -:Qi I 'Q S M 21' .- Q' if ' -My f- ' f 'i , , , , 35? ie' Wa' .- . 5 S -f' f' S . , fir Merrill Sercfy Karen Simley Ken Smith Virginia Stalmakef Kathy Stuard The fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge:- N , ' Proverbs 1:7 K ' 5 f ,K gay' f f 1' gf fi 4 Julie Sylvester Peggy Wagner ,,.--L ey. A wg '- 'N TV: Diane Wolde Debbie Woodcock 57166 HMA Study to show thyself approved unto God, a Workman that need eth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth. D avid Ewton D iuna Figucircdo W W, 9417 k, 4 .Jap , , Sully Hcuslmw jun U Karliu vel: I 'S' QL iff if ip' M4225 fx ' Sue Porter L , Faye Sm11ey Vicki Reynolds Pat Richards Yolanda Robinson Harold Smyth Elhe S ommerfeld Irene f-QL, iigm Wershing Sheryl Neuenswander fx Julie Oswald Judy Pohle Phil Scott . :IAF Laura Wesolak A familiar scene '-1 w 4, I wonder where Phil is??? What has DeeDee been up to? 900014 Setting the example. . . Q ?j 34 Good Honk! ! ! The se are some scenes some of which are familiar around school, and some that you do not see very often. All in all Christain High is a unique school w 'th 1 many advantages. Most students here would not trade their experience here for anything. SIVIILE! E l 1 Getting ready for chemist ry class ? L Oh, no!! Not again!! w-- ff ' ' ' MJ HRW H W -fl 1411 iff Unk Srlzcfvl We Thank Ulf: lard-' Academics S6W.70lZ HIGH HON Ok 1605! A quitter never wins, but a winner never quits Study to show thyself approved unto God. . . This year we have been very proud of the diligence and hard work of these students who have continuously attained high academic standings. ,L ,W QM 4. A Honor R011--Eleanor Sommerfeld n Bechthold, Peggy Wagner, Mary Hart, Kathy Stuard Knot Picturedj. CHS LVISSKOOM l Can I have some, Dave? I wonder why Jim is sleeping in Mr. johnson's history 40 class ? ? I N M -LQQ' . 4. Y lf' 3 , 5 6412 Til Making use of valuable time, but what is Mrs. Harper doing? X i Taking advantage of the library. 43 E56 2711385 ... ,- I Aw. 'L M. Lf . ,Qin .td 'F 2 , K Y' Q 'Y J Q 3 5 Mn 41 Soup line X, Remember When ?? MICH xl X X xxxxx xkbkxxxx 41273. 2 5 K' ' 15, Would You b 1 7 47 Money changer ' 1221 , , L 1 ig gig? 48 1 Q, nffmfg ' A llfhere Uhrisf .fllrlgnzfzkfi Activities 1 45 us' The latest in fashioxis What's in Phi1's locker? A bird's eye View These fairy tales ape really good. If :O 'It comes fully equipped with trainer wheels. 54 You wou1dn't dam take my. . . Wokclickififflf Patriot burgers anyone ??? HD I on t look at that camera' wwf-ns..-..,.san-' Who me! Buy an annual? YEAH! ! ! They took my books 'FA REWELL BLLLLLLLLLLLP ,jk NO! 2 ! I don't catch flys with my mouth llcla-PII ll Clapll Ilclapyl A.. 58 w A. A 'fa favs ' , K 'Wifi-SM g Students, if Lee Lal-Iaye brushed his teeth 59 'A C. H. S. Riot of School Spirit ZZZZZZzzzzzz 60 Ae wg What da ya mean they're cold Bashfu1l .Q ' 'Dear ,Alum ,Mfztzfr Um! We Lfmfff- Athletics L Q DID Wm fwg' PL lCCfUl !1CQO11dt1011S n 555-wi L -f 2 , , ' ff! i T v . 3 , f . .,. ,E 'EE li., , x ' .1 a I i- :Ew a x J 1224-vffs h . S' 35 , 2 3323 1 -if 4 -.. ..- Richard Black, Ted Hansen, Chet Pohle, Scott Reed, Dan Scott, Mike Lemley, Larry LaHaye, Dave Nelson, Harold Smyth, and Coach Johnson. 1 i This has been an enthusiastic year for our Christain A? if High School. Our vivacious basketball team has brought much excitement to our school in their un- expected defeats and in their victories. Under the leadership of Coach johnson our boys have shown good sportsmanship and good teamwork. We are very proud of their hard work and aquired skills. + A 16245168 CHA!! I A moments rest The jump is good 68 Two more points Waiting for the jump Dave tries for a lavun im 'What should I do xx ith it ? Follow thc leader 1, ff , E A Q, Mm: Y 5 'se :T 'N f wx , '- - 'K L. ' , - ,z,,,,, , 1., ,, .. , . eveson 6.71615 V4 514585765 The girls this year have been kept quite busy and active under the enthusiastic leadership of Mrs. Scott and Mrs. Harper. Their full activity program has included basketball, vollyball, track, tennis, and other sports along with exerting excercises and charm class. rv Up, up, and away The closer you get, the better she looks Z if if .10 f wif- 2: 5 f -xsilf sei ' 1 ,M - , K 13 Q sf-,ffm wi ,K .,,. Wg. ,, . ' ,lf X43 ' ' X, :s' - 4-.f 51- .. . ',-, , .fe Q . - -Nm -:f gf, , .Q . .NH Chis Place' Hrought Qarth Chrouglf Prayer' GRGANIZATIONS DKAMA 6171115 Drama is a thrilling activity and is no less so at Christain High. This club, sponsored by Mr. Koivisto, has gotten off to a good start this year and promises to be very entertaining. 76 Let's make a scene! Do I HAVE to be Go1di1ocks? A-fs 'ft' And then Papa Bear said to Mama Bear. . . And the things that thou hast heard of me among many Wit- nesses, the same commit thou to faithful men, who shall be able to teach others also. Under the enthusiastic leadership of Mr. johnson our new soul winners club has proved to have exciting results. Meetings at the Rescue Mission have opened the eyes of many to the wonderous love and unique plan of God. This club has given a wonderful oppor- tunity to all of those who wish to reach out and share Christ. 78 iwqmf .sh Starting off the meeting with prayer A Our cheerleaders holding a rally One of our new clubs formed this year was the pep club, under the supervision of our cheerleaders and Mrs. Scott. Its central aim was to promote campus pep and sponsor all student rallies. This howling, exciting crowd furnished the back- ground sonmd effects for the Christian High Patriots in our schoo1's sports program. - 80 1- All together I9 I9 651115 5 5 2 Y li What shall we do next?? M Pep... 1 3 2 f l, 5 1 Ile 1 PHO 50516429 Don't look now, but. . . With enthusiesm and eagerness to make this our best annual ever, the photo- graphy club has become another part of the life of our school. It has kept the teachers as Well as the students unusually on their toes and expecting at any time the flash of a camera. Members of this club learned the skills of both taking and developing good pictures with the help of Mr. Stevenson. 82 Enthusiastic club members ,Clll6' Hard at work FLASH Steveson simikes again The directions say this, but I think we should 3 ' 'O ,May Our ,Cives Ke More ,Cikc Chine Junicbr High He- ,W ,Q s ,M A, I gy, , UQ . I K. 1 4 I U i if Paul Avriette jeff Baker Margaret Begg Karolyn Beougher 9: ', :sv . 7 H. 2, .f ef f M , ss. 2 , 'r -'Hugs Margo Denton Diane Farhat Derek Gault Let no man despise thy youthg but be thou an example of the believers, in word, in conversation in love, in spirit, in faith, in Grade 8 86 Theresa Godfrey Skip Harris ,Q W sy. 1 .. 2, . B arb ara Cyphert as Debi Groat 2 if L . ? 'sul' Steve Kelly Lee Lal-Iaye M . iii . arei Steve Lawson E l 3 1 Q 2 , h r xg 1 I g u . ,. 'E Q z M Jeff Miller Nora Jean Peck Bill Richards Gary Roesink 54 kkk: i' kink Aa it WK- , ' f W ig , , N ,, , 561, y X h V . 1 1 9 :hk nw, , ' 1 ,,,,' ai 1 '- ,o if r 4 Stanley Stafford Mike Weiss Claudia Westlund Q7 Richard Sattro l i fi NW 1 Susan Woodcock , i, i V Sharon McE1vain Howard Nordeen 'm Melody Smyth fi Teri Wyatt Joyce Bagley Suzanne Bm-green Edwin Case Robert Ewing Darcy Baker Tom Bludau Will iam C allahan F iff,-3 we A Q- Y N..K i f Karen C aste el Cindi Farhat Alan Carper Q ' 1 Dacia Daniell .3 .,.-. 'fs- vq . ,il . X , E11 0 Alan Gaines 88 gs I A al l Mike Burbank Delores Case , his 4 . 1 'X ,Q :ji , Q1s.,Q- nj iw- if . WL ., I 5 ,ax-el.. , .A Kathleen Driscoll Terry Gendreau Second bell! Trudy H011 enbeck ,Q i 2 f ,f h Dahris LaSogga S ffm 5 , David McCoy 5164 D5 YY David Munson S-lg rr 7 A 1 'K Q ,, A if q 1 .'. Sheryl Odegard Murray Renolds Mark Simley fam 'W 'C 'L' ' f 'M if .WT M Mark Sherwood Susan Sierra ,,. 2 ' I S , Q Debra Johnston joe McCain -Z2 Becky Mosher l J-l H 0 N N f 0 0 ze ze ze ff 0 J 5 H L' This year with the addition of the Ir. High Dept. , W also have another honor roll. We congratulate and admire these students for their well earned achievements. Back row left to mght: Howard Nordeen, Theresa Godfrey, Diane Fm-hat, Front row: Becky Mosherg Dacia Daniell, Dpbra Johnston, Cynthia Fgrhat, 'Susan'-Woodcock lNot pxcturedj. V 1 m W V , y46',4D5Jlfl76y4L'lfll This year the Jr. High has, in many ways contributed to the way of life here at C.H.S. Under the watchful eyes of the teachers, the Ir. High has prospered in the area of school academics. Q iif 41 Q I , I jr. High in the lab. 92 ' - - ' - -a:--af, ex ,. . ,H .,, ,Z , . pig.. ,,'f. as 3 Q.fsi?i:, - . .M 1 I WI What! No skates? JUNIOR HIGH ACTIVITIES ' I ' Mrs, Harper serves! Participation in school activities keeps junior highs busy but on some occasions they had their own activities. A Halloween ' I . Party began the fun. Later a play taxed imaginations and time. junior highs have played an important part in the school spirit demonstrated at CHS games this year. They have be- come real participants in all CHS activities. Energy ! 94 Framed' The Patio - where junior High and High mix. 7-Up for lunch bunch! The Ir. High never runs out of energy, or so it seems, even during P. E. class. Provided with a Well-rounded program of stimulating sports, the Jr. High has learned skills and sportsman- ship well. Rim gm K i 'N Don'f you guyS want to S the ball? - vwvnph.-Mensa 'f ' I 11, ,Ei 1 SQMX U p J 6164? L' Chapel is a word dear to the hearts of many students. It brings pleasant memories of singing together, praying together, growing together, and of laughing together. Our chapel services were characterized by outstanding and uplifting spiritual messages. Various outside speakers brought delightful variety and interest to all. Pastor Jerry 100 Mr. Steveson 101 l5',7l6',C5 6045853 Because our school is based upon christian standards and attitudes, our students are required to take Bible as a major subject. This year we have concentrated on specific books of the Bible and helpful verses have been memorized. 'IO2 mmm ., ,, 104 X N Nxwx P16411 I6 Prayer is a major part of the life of our school. At the opening of each class period the students join in prayer asking the Lord for the wisdom, strength, and guidance that only He can give. We at Christian High know that whenever we have a problem or any kind of a burden, that all we have to do is take it to the Lord in prayer, and He will take care of it. 105 fu 4 'sa-Q1 2 fws nd' ' '11 ' L , ., mf , , ff, , ,,.ma:-fu,'- ,, + gf sw -' Jfefew-:ff , ,. ,,,5,,tf -:.s, -- - - f:,,.f1 , Q Av if ma Qf an W az, mix ' .15 av , f Jew- . g figg. 1 L -0 6'hris!ia14 High Will ,!lf1ce!,4gain Around God 's Heavenly Uzrorzf' Whither Bound? Did you hear about. Give me the usual. I think that I'm lost. . . What' s the use? f 45 W., W, sz Wait till I get my hands on you if s ,mu L . yggifflzsgg ' 17942-ig -fm I told you not to pick on Where did everybody go??? . in f'l ?v'7z. 'J ,f Lunch time at C. H. S. 1 Q Editor Chet Pohle Advisor MIS. Scott The purpose of an annual is to capture the highlights of a school year. With almost no experience, the annual staff has produced an annual twice the size of any previous year. With much hard work and gained experience we have attempted to make the 1968 PATRIOT an annual that would enable students to recall their year at CHRISTAIN HIGH. We have also tried to show how ou.r'school is Christ centered. Many times the staff went to the Lord in prayer, asking for guidance and direction so that we might put out a rewarding annual. Thank You, when written, contains eight lettersg when spoken often contains only air. Each day it is uttered over and over again to express some simple appreciation for some trivial favor. My appreciation is not small, for without the co-operation of many people, our annual would not exist. My thanks to: Mrs. Scott, who got the staff off to a tremendous start and for being a great advisor. Thanks to parents for patience and co-operation. Thanks to the faculty and administration for providing the staff with three periods a week to work on the annual Thanks to those who advertised in our yearbook. Thanks to the AMERICAN YEARBOOK COMPANY for a great book. Thanks to Mac Donalds hamburgers for helping us raise money. A special thanks to those who served on the staff the first semester: Hugh Giese, Scott Read, Phil Scott, Photog raphersg Alan Carper, jr. High Representativesg Diane Wolde, assistant copy editorg Dan Scott, copy editor. My special thanks to those on the annual staff who worked together to produce this great yearbook. H0 COPY EDITOR Kathy Stuard BUSINESS MANAGEI Debb1e Woodcock EDITOR Chet Pohle PHOTOGRAPI-IER Larry La Haye PI-IOTOGRAPHER Dave Nelson ART DIRECTOR Janice Gerber ASST, COPY EDITOR Sheryl Neuenswander LAYOUT and DESIGN Ted Hansen 15152- 12-1 1, .gzzxsawmn -' 315, F 1:E535fE!E'4'1' EE 'ii uf, 725535 fy ' fs If W' 75' He: f l 5 ' Q.. 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