Lost River High School - Raiders Gold Yearbook (Merrill, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1978 volume:

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Pictures i Vino's Joe High School Betty Coed Bill Gasser Julie Suty Most Popular Fritz Verling Jim Taylor Best Leaders Annette Ottoman Moat Industrious Jeff Brant Theresa Lacey Jerry Green r la Most Talkative Janie Hickey Gary Zieg Best Figure Lana Wolf Tony Gonzales Class Clowns Fritz Verling Tom Woodhouse Biggest Flirts Moat Spirited Most Bashful Wade Millet Cindy Clark Dan Shuck Esther McAuliffe Robert Lamb Patricia Newnham Secretary Terri Hawkins Treasurer Laura Moore Advisor Virginia Blohm Senior Officers President Jeff Brant Vice-Pres ident Annette Ottoman Class Representative Tony Gonzales Advisor Blaine Mack Advisor Chubbin Cox Junior Class 1 |r President Chip Murrer Officers Vice President Bill Hill Representat Lve Robin Dokken Advisers JoAnne Skinner JLm Libby Treasurer Loretta Wanamaker Secretary Cindy Hargraves Fred Waterman Gordon Beasly Sharon Cosand Lori Haskins Mike Guthrie Pat Hess Cindy Hargraves Bill Hill Jerry Hargraves Dale Ingram Harlan Charrler Janice Eaglaton Eddie Grounds Linda Inness Chip Murrer Bill Reynolds Sophomore Class Officers Terasa Bragg President Vice President LeeAnn Ottoman Representative John Swenson Advisor Alberta Nichols Advisor Sophomores Monte Campbell Rodney Chancellor James Cheyne Frayne Fowler Theresa Gearhard Rick Graham Kip Henderson Julie Herman Karla Hokamp Robert Brooks Darlene Everson Greg Hyatt Larry Bryan Rhonda Day Chris Flesher Donnie Heaton Debbie Ingram Rodney Ingram Mike McAuliffe A- A imk Richard Rajnus Sally Taylor Kyle Loveness ■ Matt McVay Sonda Reynolds Steven Unruh H� Busy Ted Maupin David Mattson Angie Rieger Shirley Stearns Vicki Vinebprger Peggy Womack Lisa Nicholson Shirley Tatum Jeff Zieg o° R- ± Debbie Hubbprd Class Officers Freshman Class Cindy Beasly Staci Eagleton Theresa Andrieu Dan Arnold Jose Balderas Joyce Crow Jeanne Elzner Greg Carelton Linda Espitia Paula Brechtel Janelle Cheyne Robert Delaney Farrell Fowler Kim Derry Joe Fuentes Freshman Class Mary Johnson Karla McKillop Sheri Guthrie 1t o BUSY Ken Graham Roger Margraves Denise Gregory Cherrle Grounds Brian McAullffe Jerry McAullffe Lisa McKillop Duane Mann Janet Merriman Jodi Mlcka Freshman Class Shellie Rick Lynette Turner Eddie Wood Dale Newham Carol Rakow Kelly Ray Christie Richards Donnie Rohrbacker Carla Wyett Jeannie Shaw Beth Shuck Herb Wells Lisa Young Sheri Zlabek FACULTY ZW flodds Mrs. Barbara Merrllees Secretary Mr. Andy Travis General Science, Citizenship II, Algebra Isil, Geometry,Junior Advisor, Wrestling J.v. Foot- ball Coach Mr. Bob Sari Western Civilization, Wigwams and Warpaths, Liberty and the Law, War, Citizenship I II, American Crisis, Composition I, Freshman Advisor, Varsity Basketball and Baseball Coach Mr. Jim Libby Citizenship I II, General Math, Algebra I, Junior Class Advisor Mrs. Chubbin Cox Where To, Shorthand, Typing I, Personal Typing, Personal Finance I II, Bookkeeping,Re- cordkeeping, Senior Advisor Mr. Bob Millard Where To, Wood I II, Metals, Freshman Advisor Where To, Agriculture I-IV, Wood Construction, Citizen ship IX, Advisor For: Juniag Class FFA Where To, Advanced Clothing, Cultural Foods, Child Devel- opment, Apartment Living, Home Eccnomics I II, Bachlor, Living. Advisor for: Pep Club, Ski Club, Driver Ed., Cheer- leaders . Mr. John Swenson Biology, Advanced Biology, Chemistry, Sophomore Advi- sor, J.V. Basketball Coach Reading Specialist Mr. Blaine Mack Band, Stage Band, Jazz, Swing, Freshman Choir, Wood Construc- tion I, Senoir Advisor Mrs. Jane Woodley English 9-12, Yearbook, Advisor for: Speech, Varsity Volleyball Coach Miss. Joanne Skinner English 9-12, Journalism, Junior Advisor, J.V. Bas- ketball Mrs. Elberta Nichols Media Specialist, Library Science, Librarian, Soph. Advisor Mr. Paul Bush P.E. ,9-12,Health, Advisor for: Lettermen Club, J.V.Basketball Head Football Coach Not Pictured: Christine Watson Mrs. Karol McGee P.E.,9-12,Health,Yearbook, Composition I, Advisor for: G.A.A., Danceteam, Gymnastic, Girls's Basketball Coach. ACULTY Mr. Louis Steyskal Custodian Mr. Dick McClure Custodian Not Pictured: Ethel Parker; Cook's Helper Lance Watson; Night Custodian Mrs. Pat Hart Head Cook Mrs. Joan Taylor Cook's Helper Vm 1 aider � AH lo r Rive Student Council Back: Jeff Brant, LeeA Laura Moore, Karla Hoik Bobin Dokken. Front: Chris Flesher, Gasser, Tony Gonzales. , Brenda Studer, Julie Suty, Fritz Verling, McCulley, Cindy Hargraves, Teresa Bragg, , Larry Gasser, Bill Hill,Mike McVay, Bill This year at Lost River has been one of much enjoyment for the students as well as the faculty. The spirit this year was a great improvement over last year because of student involvement in all sports. We did not accomplish much this year in the way of activities, but we had a fun year. I hope Lost River continues to improve and excel in everything they set out to accomplish. Bill Gasser CLUBS ORGANIZATIONS Ski Club Cultural Foods To San Fransisco hE® STATE COlfTBSTAMTS Forensic The Lost River Speech Team attended four tournaments this year, including the DeNorte Invitational in Cresent City, the OIT Invitational, District Meet at K.U., and the State Speech Meet at O.S.U. in Corvallis, for which four students qualified in six events. District Speech Meat. STATE WINNER Dedee Campbell- 1st Serious interpetation 2nd Poetry 3rd place,Poetry Division Dedee Campbell Laurie McCulley- -1st Radio Commentary 3rd Expository Theresa Lacey— 2nd Impromptu 2nd Extemporaneous Julie Suty- 2nd After Dinner 3rd Poetry Rick Duncan- 3rd After Dinner Terri Hawkins- 3rd Serious Interpetation PIT INVITATIONAL I Terri Hawkins- 3rd Poetry Top row; Mr.B.Mack, S.Suty, M.McVgiy, C.McAuliffe, F.Fowler, M.McVay, S.McVay. 3rd row: R.GrueUL, L.Wanamaker, G.Beasly, T.Hawkins. F.Verling. 2nd row; J.McGinnis, A.Ottoman, M.McAuliffe, S.Stearns, C.Flesher, L.Wolf. Front row; R Tremblay L.McOulley, D.Campbell, J.Suty, T.Gearhard, R.Walker. SWING CHOIR OFFICERS N.O'Neil, T,Morris, B.Studer FROSH CHOIR OFFICERS L to R: S.Haakina, D.Rohrbacker, J.Hyatt, D.Mann | Music JAZZ CHOIR OFFICERS D. Shuck, J, Suty, A. Ottoman, M. McVay . BAND OFFICERS r G.Pappe, M.McVay, C.Fleaher Lost River ConconjL -SW-cuL Onod L Goes On o • • ja Band On Choir And ... Members Of the Lost River Music Dep’t completed a most memorable year.The Jazz Choir Opened their musical season by pro� viding the entertainment for the Klamath Basin Potato Festival Banquet.The Concert Choir and Concert Band presented its fin- est Christmas program ever, sending students and parents alike off in a joyous Christmas mood. As always, the Pep Eand provided spi- rit for pep rallies and basketball games. The Concert Choir and Cor Jert Band were both invited, as the sole class A entry in each, to compete in a contest for AA and AAA schools at Eagle Point. The choir placed second and the band fifth. The Stage Band journeyed to Pleasent Hill to compete in a contest.:for schools of all sizes, placing fifth in its division. In making its annual trip to Reno, the Jazz Choir was followed by one of the largest groups of parents, relatives, and friends ever in our school’s history. Participating in both divisions, jazz and show pop, the group performed extre- mely difficult music and very elaborate choreography in an incredible preformance. The musical year closed with a series of two very succesful concerts at home. The first one, the pops concert, showed each choir group performing by themselves in their own way. As a succesful P.S., the Jazz Choir performed at the graduation with each of the nine Seniors doing vocal solo. All in all, it was ,a very succesful year and I am looking forward to working with next year’s music.department. Blaine Mack £ i Middle Row. _ _ Wanamaker, T. Maupiru - - Front Row: L. Haskins, R. Dokken, J. Hargraves . McVay, J. Brant. tjim j . iyatt, J. '•Cosand, -i,.. McClellan, Falv v Muno, C. Hargraves, B. Gasser, Dokken, Advisor Fred Waterman. s Top Row L to R: G. J•• Hickey, B. Hill, Bottom Row: Advisor DrazLl, p. Brecntel, Clark, ?. VerlLng, T.. Morris, Middle Row: J. Bacon J uty, 3m tuder, d . McAulIffe, L. Wanamaker. Karol McGee, J_. Mlcka, D rtlck, d. Gallup, L. S«. Reynolds, K Hokamp. Advisors Janie oo ily Working Hard?? Editor 3renda Studer ACTIVITIES Football Homecoming has been a tradition of excitement, laugha, beautiful ladies, and of course THE GAME. There was no exception to this tradition at IHHS this year. All the glitter and glamour went well as Fritz Verling was crowned Football Homecoming Queen and the Haider's went on to beat Sacred Heart 25 to 7« Potato Festival It waa an honor for me to represent Lost River High School as Potato Festival Queen Candidate. I would like to extend my thanks to my family and friends for their moral support and concern and to those people who purchased tickets for the Queen's Ball. It was a pleasure getting to know the chaperones and the candidates from othe'r schools. For me this was a very rewarding and ex- citing experience. M W a a r r Queen Candidate gSoOSQclo Very Interesting! Let's Cheer I The first basketball homecoming was a big success. The candidates were chosen by their class and then a jar was placed in the office for each one. The queen was chosen by which one had the most money put in her jar. Even though we did not win the game, we .all had a good time. Football Mr. Mean - Tony Gonzales Best lineman - Keith Scronce Best Back - Bill Gasser Most Improved - Joe Hart Most Valuable - Bill Gasser Most Inspriational - Jim Taylor Varsity Volleyball Most Improved - Pam Kandra Most Valuable — Maryel Hard Most Imsporational - Theresa Gearhard J. V. Volleyball Most Improved - Jenelle Gheyene Most Inspirational - Vicki Winebarger Gymnastics Most Valuable - Linda Brazil Most Improved - Ann Taylor 3est Amplitude - Julie Sutv Fritz Verting 3o.ys Varsity Basketball Most Improved - Joe Hart Most Valuable — Keith Scronce Most Inspirational - Keith Taylor Girls Varsity 3asketball Best Defensive Player - Carla Dokken Most Valuable - Robin Dokken Most Inspirational - Paula Brechtel Winter Sports Banquet Junior-Senior Banquet The 1978 Junior-Senior Banquet was held at the Cimmarron Restaurant with the theme of We Shall Never Pass This Way Again. Entertain- ment was provided by the Bonanza Choir. Class wills and prophecies were read before a crowd of stu- dents and faculty members. It was a night not soon to be forgetten. Never Pass Spring Sports Banquet Baseball Most Improved - Gordon Beasly Most Valuable - Jim Taylor Girls Track Most Improved - Patsy Reynolds Most Valuable - Rhonda Day Boys Track Most Improved - Pat Hess Most Valuable - Bill Gasser Esther McAuliffe Mark McClellan Michael McVay Perry Maupin Ronnie Maupin Bruce Merriman Wade Millett Becky Micka Daniel Anderson Jill Bacon Jeff Brant Darva Campbell Cynthia Clark Janine Cosand Robert Derry Rick Duncan Maria Espitia Bryan Everson Kelle Falvey Robert Gallup William Gasser Anthony Gonzales Jerry Green Julie Hargraves Teresa Hawkins Janie Hickey Karen Johnson Leslie Klegseth Theresa Lacey Robert Lamb Sandra Tatum James Taylor Rita Tremblay Robert Unruh Francis Verling Maryel Ward Lana Wolf Laura Moore Randy Muno Patricia Newnham Laurellia Oakes Brian O'Connor Annette Ottoman Gerald Peterson Randy Rieger Terry Rogers Brian Ross Joseph Scronce Daniel Shuck Teresa Slaton Brenda Studer Julie Suty Stephen Suty Thomas Woodhouse Debra Wyett Gary Zieg Zumwalt Scholarship ($500) - Based on Academic Excellence: Theresa Lacey Oregon Scholars (Top 57. of the 1978 Graduating Class throughout the State of Oregon: Theresa Lacey Darva Campbell Teresa Hawkins Klamath Gounty Good Citizen Scholarship Finalist: Teresa Lacey National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (Commended Scholar Rank): Theresa Lacey Elks' Scholarship Participant ($25 Savings Bond): Laura Moore DAR Good Citizen Certificate: Theresa Lacey Booster Club Awards: Top Scholar ($50): Teresa Hawkins Good Citizen, Boy ($50): Michael McVay Good Citizen, Girl ($50): Theresa Lacey €1 ATHLETICS Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Captian. Sally Taylor Nancy Chin Linda Drazil Rhonda Day Lisa Nicholson Freshmen Yell Leaders Pep Club Top Row L to R: Middle Row L to R: Bottom Row L to R: Advisor: Miss Carlson, T. Gearhard, T. Bragg, L. Ottoman, S. Steams. L. Young, J. Cheyne, K. Hokamp, S. Reynolds, J. Hyatt, A. Taylor. R. Gruell, E. McAuliffe, P. Reynolds, R. Walker, L. Brazil, L. Nicholson, R. Day, N. Chin. Pam Kandra Georgie Pappe Brenda Studer Maryel Ward Shirly Stearns Co-Captain Fritz Verling Laura McClellan Not pictured Captain July Suty Denise Rohrbacker Bemie McAuliffe Varsity Dance Team This year's dance team can be termed a success in many ways. The varsity team, through hard work and ded- ication, attended two competitions and place very well in both. Kick Girl's Kick 1 - 2 - Down! Our Junior Varsity team, with much spirit and enthusiasm, was busy preparing routines for a jnajority of basketball games. Karla McKillop Sheri Guthrie Cindy Beasly Dance Beth Shuck Pat Verling Team Girls Athletic Association Tod Row L to R: K. Ray, D. Gregory, M. Wanamaker, T. Gearhard, R. Day, L. Nicholson, P. Reynolds, P. Boman, T. Andrieu, J. Travis, 2nd row: K. Derry, S. Gruell, C. Taylor, K. Thorne, L. Young, J. Cheyne, P. Brechtel, A. Clark, P. Verling, L. Drazil, S. Reynolds, C. Beasly, G. Pappe, 3rd row: L. Ottoman, L. Turner, S. Guthrie, N. O'Neil, R. Gruell, P. Kandra, B. McAuliffe, D. Campbell, N. Chin, V. Winebarger, T. Bragg, L. McCulley, 4th row: Advisor K, McGee, A. Reiger, C. Dokken, K. Hokamp, S. Taylor, C. Richards, J, Hyatt, L. Espitia, R. Dokken. L e t t e r i£p'..V°V;.St£ diy L to R: L. Gasser, J. Hart, Advisor: Paul Ppsh, M. Gallop, R. Maupin, K. Scronce, L. Klegseth. fiddle Row Sitting L to R: R. Ross, K. Mattson, G. Deasly, Hill, P. Reiger, T. Gonzales, M. McVay, J. Hargrave. ■ ottom Rov; Sitting L to R: B. O'Conner, P. Gasser, J. Taylor, T. tfoodhouse. y Brant. —- The Girl's Athletic Association and Letterman's Club is an organization of athletes which has been formed to improve and expand the quality and benefits of the athletic program at Lost River High School. m a rT s Club Varsity Football Team Back Row L to R: T. Gonzales, R. Maupin, G. Zieg, T. Woodhouse, R. Rieger, K. Scronce, J. Hart, D. Unruh, B. Hill, B. Reynolds, L. Klegseth. Front Row: M. McVay, G. Beasly, J. Brant, J. Taylor, B. Gasser, R. Lamb, B, Ross, J. Hargrave, K. Mattson. Bottom Left: Coach Paul Bush, Assistant Coach Ron Smith. The 1977 Raiders played foot- ball the way it was supposed to be played; fiercly, intensly and with dedication. They made Lost River a force to be reckoned within foot- ball. I am proud and priviledged to serve as their coach. Paul Bush Keith Scronce All Conference-lst Team Best Linemen Senior Players Ron Maupin All Conference-lst Team Jeff Brant All Conference-2nd Teem Tom Woodhouse All Conference-2nd Team Robert Lemb All Conference-2nd Teem Gary Zieg All Conference-2nd Teem Les Klegseth Tony Gonzales All Conference-2nd Teem Mr. Meen Rendy Rieger Bill Gasser All Conference-lst Teem All Stete-2nd Teem Prep All American Best Back Jim Taylor All Conference-lst Teem Most Inspirational RAIDER VICTORY Gaaaer says to Gonzalea... Gonzales, You miaaed your block. You are auppoaed to be in front of me. C-R-U-N-C-H CATCH ME IF YOU DARE I Junior Varsity Football Team Back Row L to R: D. Mattson, C, Flasher, D. Mann, M. McVay, S. Haskins, D. Rohrbacker, M. McAuliffe, K. Henderson, G. Hyatt, P. Babcock, J. Clough, J, Zieg Front Row: L. Brightman, R. Sprinkel, D. Brightman, J. McAuliffe, H. ’ ells, J. Fuentes, J. Allers, C. Day, J. Vasques, G. Gallagher, F, Fowler, J, Balderas. Bottom Left: Coach Andy Travis J. V. Game Roster September 9, 1977 Dunsmuir Tie 16, 1977 Weed Lost 23, 1977 Gilchrist Won 29, 1977 Sacred Heart Won October 6, 1977 Chiloquin Won 13, 1977 Tulelake Lost 20, 1977 Bonanza Lost November 4, 1977 Modoc Lost 3 WINS 4 LOSES 1 TIE Powder Puff Football '77 Left to Right: C. Espitia, E. McAuliffe, F. Verling, Coach Bob Sari, L, Moore, B, Studer, C, Clark. Not Pictured: L. Wolf, M. Ward, A. Ottoman, J. Hickey, Back Row L to R: Assistant Coach Jim Libby, Coach Bob Millard. Middle Row: L. McCulley, L. McClellan, R. Dokken, G. Pappe, J. Travis, R. Gruell, Front Row: S. Cosand, N. O'Neil, B. McAuliffe, T. Morris, R. O'Neil, R. Walker, P. Kandra. Top Row L to R: Coach Sheri Waterman, B. Studer, S. Gruell, C. Taylor, R. Dokken, M. Wanamaker, J. Travis, M. Ward, L. Ottoman, A. Rieger, T. Gearhard, K. Hokamp, Coach Janie Woodley. Bottom Row: J. Cheyne, S. Guthrie, P. Boman, K. Ray, P. Kandra, N. O'Neil, J. Crow, P. Brechtel, L. McCulley, C. Dokken, Manager Kelle Falvey. The 1977-73 Girls Volleyball Team was the first from Lost River to participate in the Klamath County League. We began the season with great enthusiasm, but no experience. With much hard work from the members of both the Varsity and Junior Varsity teams, Lost River fielded a volleyball team of which we were all proud. By the end of the season we were able to give any team in the league a good battle and beat most of them. It was an extremely successful season. Janie Woodley G y m n a s t i c s Top to Bottom: R. Day, Coach K. McGee, D. Campbell, J. Suty, S. Stearns, F. Verling, N, Chin, A. Taylor, L.Drazil, S, Taylor Beauty and OOPSSSSSS! s e n i o r Frances Verllng Darva Denette Campbell Julie Suty P Best All Around ■ 79 77 Vaulting: Rhonda Ray, 6.0 Balance Beam: Linds Drazil, lj..3 Uneven Bara: Sally Taylor, I4.. 1 Plocr ;33: Julie Suty, [(..3 Varsity in Action! Hi There I Oh My Aching Back? S-T-R-E-T-C-H Plying Highhhhhhh' From L to R Top How: coacn: Karol Mcuee, B. Shuck, P. Verling, J. Hyatt, K. Thorn, Bottom Row: L. Turner, and C. Richards, Grace In ACTION Top Row L to R:. D. Unruh, L.. Klegaeth, R. Rieger, K. Taylor, G. Geaaly, Bottom Row: Manager: R. Lamb, J. Green, C Fleaher, M. McAullffe, M• Campbell, Manager: K Loveneaa Not pictured K Scronce Hart Keith. Scronce Lea Klegseth Randy Rieger Seniors In Action Coach: Bob Sari LRHS SCOREBOARD OPP 62 McCloud 58 55 Weed 50 47 Butte Valley 55 40 Etna 41 67 Dunsmur 52 67 Butte Valley 75 72 Tulelake 39 56 Bonanza 55 61 Bonanza 48 50 S.H.A. 65 57 Chiloquin 52 79 Mazama 50 64 Gilchrist 42 46 S.H.A. 56 76 Tulelake 49 72 Bonanza 59 46 Chiloquin 56 81 Mazama 75 92 Gilchrist 52 46 S.H.A. 55 80 Mazama 56 44 S.H.A. 47 74 Bonanza 67 The Lost River basketball team treated the communities to an exciting season. With a winning record of 15 wins and 7 loses, it was condidered to be an enjoyable season. Even with the lose our senior players, Keith Scronce, Jerry Green, Les Klegseth, and Randy Rieger we should have another good season next year with our up coming Varsity Basketball team. 'Top Row L to R: C. Flesher, M. McAullffe, M. Campbell, Coach; Paul Bush. Bottom Row: J.. Clough, L. BrLghtman, J. Alvis, M. McVay, T. HastLngs, Manager: K. Loveness. Junior Varsity e t SCOREBOARD Freshmen Basketbal LRHS 16 Etna OPP 26 30 Tulelake 24 38 Bonanza 54 35 Bonanza 65 40 S. H. A. 32 46 Chiloquin 23 32 Mazama 47 38 Gilchrist 41 35 S. H. A. 64 48 Bonanza 76 57 Chiloquin 39 29 Mazama 52 55 Gilchrist 32 29 S. H. A. 47 Top How L to R: Coach: John Swenson, C. Carlton, S. Haskins D.. Rohrbacker, D.. Kosmann. bottom Row: J. McAulLffe, J. Vasquez, R.. Sprinkle, J. Allers, 3 Thorton, Manager: K. Loveness.. On your mark, get set. GO. P-I-N-N-E-D Oh Boy, am I tired. Seniors Tony Gonzales State Winner Coach: Andy Travis Larry Gasser Bill Reynolds Jerry Hargraves Our 1977-78 wrestling year turned out to be a big success when we brought back a state championship. We had a large team this year and they «11 did very well at their numerous meets. I think we had a very memorable year and the team and school should be proud of it. Andrew Travis Standing L to R: Coach Karol M°Gee, L. Ottoman, M. Ward, K. Hokamp, Manager Kneeling L to R: L. Wolf, L, Haskins, R. Dokken, L. M°Culley Sitting L to R: T. Gearhard, V. Winebarger, C. Dokken, P, Breohtol Girls' Varsity Basketball StandLng L to R: Coach Joanne Skinner, S. Zlabek, J. Cheyne, S. Gruell, S. Guthrie, C.. Taylor, S. Reynolds, Manager Kneeling L to R: Debbie Ingram, Statistician, C, Hargraves, M. Wanamaker, L,. Young, G. Pappe Looking at our overall season we came a long way. Both teams were young and they built the skills that were needed through out the season. The words con- fidence, dedication, and team work became a reality. Even though the varsity fell into a slump, they put it all together by tournament. Speaking optimistically, next year the race for l will be tough, but myself and the team feel confident. We will sure give it our best shotj Coach Karol M°Gee Coach Joanne Skinner Baseball Coach Sari, J.Brant, L.Klegsleth, R G.Zeig, S.Suty, G.Beasley, J.Taylor K.Henderson, J.Vasquez, C.Flesher, R.Unruh, K.Taylor, M.McAuliffe. Maupin, .Reiger, ST RET CHHHHHHHHHH Catcher JAMES TAYLOR Our overall record this season was 14-7, while our league standings finished 9-3. Since Mazaraa was not eligible to go to state, we found ourselves in the quarterfinals against St. Mary's of Medford. I feel we played a fine season behind the plate and on the field. LRHS OPP 4 Butte Valley 4 2 Bonanza 0 1 Butte Valley 7 8 Bonanza 1 9 Tulelake 4 2 Henley J.V. 1 6 KUHS J.V. 7 9 Chiloquin 0 6 Bonanza 7 0 Mazama 2 7 Sacred Heart 1 19 Tulelake 4 16 Henley J.V, 2 12 Modoc 2 8 Chiloquin 1 5 Bonanza 0 3 Mazama 13 7 Sacred Heart 2 Jtatititions: Jeannie McGinnis, Julie 3uty, and Robin Dokken. Front row L to R: J.Clough, B.Gasser, P.Hess, D.Kosmann, S.Haskins Back row L to R: B.Ross, K.Scronce, K.Mattson, M.Campbell, C.Day SENIORS The Lost RLve.r boy's track team can be very proud of their accomplish- ments this year.We had 12 boys with a very good year. We had the most boys qualify this year than we have ever had at Lost River. Hopefully, with a bigger turnout, the Lost River boys will be right in there next year. Ron Smith Be quiet or T will Kneeling L. to R: P. Reynolds, P. Kandra, F. Verling, S. Taylor. Second Row L, to R: G, Pappe, B. McAuliffe, C. Beasly, A. Taylor, S. Guthrie, N. O'Neil, Back Row L. to R: T. Gearhard-Mgr, C. Taylor, M. Wanamaker, L. McCulley, L. McKillop, R. Day, K. McKillop, L. Nicholson. Coach-Mrs. Waterman The Lost River girls state champions, for the second year in a row, went through their season winning all of their meets. Their outstanding attitude and devotion to their sport gave the the best reward- a state championship. It was a pleasure to work with the young women this year. Our kids showed a lot of class this year and I know that there will be more in the future. Sheri Waterman You call this fun? Where ia it? My beat ahot? State Track BLAST0 71 Lost River Runs to Victory! This was the 1st yea� in Lost River history we qualified more than 1 boy for State- we had 3 go! Keith Scrone went in Discus; Brian Ross in shot; Monte Camp- bell in the 800; Pat Hess, Jim Clough, Monte and Kevin Mattson in the mile relay; and Kevin, Jim, Chuck Day, and Bill Gasser in the 440 relay. Bill Gasser also competed in the 200 m. dash and long jump, while Kevin made it to the finals in the high hurdles. The girls took an unprecedented 68 points to run away with the state cham- pionship. The closest team scored 36 points. Rhonda Day took a rare triple lst: in the high hurdles (14.60- a record); 200 intermediate hurdles (29.50- also a record); and the long jump (17 33 4 ). Nancy O'Neil tied that jump, but placed 2nd because Rhonda had a further 2nd jump. Rhonda was also voted the M.V.P.- a- ward of the State. Nancy also got 4th om the 200 (26.60). Also scoring points for the team were: the mile relay team consisting of Fritz Verling, Pam Kandra, Patsy Reynolds, and Sally Taylor. They took a close 2nd (4:11:80); Ann Taylor took a 4th in the 1500 (4:48:80) and a 5th in the 800 (2:25:70); Lisa Nichoson was 3rd in the high jump (5'3 ) and the 400 (59.30). Patsy Reynolds ust barely missed going to the finals in the high hurdles, as did Fritz Verling in the 400 and Nancy O'Neil in the 100. Georgee Pappe had her best time of the year and placed 7th out of a field of about 20. Lisa McKillop did a nice job of competing in the high jump and also placed among the top 10. -78 S P • i r • i t As summer comes close our memories of our winning seasons begin to fade. But, as summer ends and new seasons begin, the memories of our winning spirits will begin to rise all over again. With our spirits so high the chance for a winning season is higher than they have ever been before. ADVERTISEMENTS Horn {Carnotf fdSrtcs $u6ane Come to us for all of your sewing needs We are conveniently located on Avalon and Shasta Way Klamath Falls, Oregon 97601 “ffo PeaUstk Deater' 4- Wheel Drive Front Wheel Drive 3747 Shasta Way Klamath Falls, Oregon 97601 Bus: 882-7202 Economy - Buy - Sell - Trade - Consign. 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Box 668 Tulelake, CA 96134 CratirLde Potato Distributors Ify, Z, tSot WOO tCCMAtH fACCS, 01 Jack Clough STANDARD OIL DISTRIBUTOR Merrill, Malin, and Tulelake 4360 Merrill Highway Klamath Falls 503 884-4129 Index Allers, John - 26,30,65,75.91.103 Alvis, Jeff - 23,98,50,102 Andrieu, Theresa - 26,30,85 Arnold, Dan - 26,30 Babcock, Paul - 26,91 Bacon, Jill - 3.12,56,73 Baldaras, Jose - 26,91 Beasley, Cindy - 26,33.39,98,51.61,89.85 Beasley, Gordan - 19.30,92,96,97,98,50,68 76.86.87.99.110 Bigby, Greg- 19,109 Bibgy, Pat - 26,109 Boman, Pam - 26,38,92,98,51.76,85,93.95 Bragg, Teresa - 23.29,91,98,50,51.81,85 Brant. Jeff - 3,12,13.17,91,71.73.86,87 88.90.110 Brechtel, Paula - 26,30,39,98,51,56,85 93.99,95,107.108 Brightman, David - 26,30,91 Brightman, Lewis - 23,91.102 Brooks, Carol- 26 Brooks, Robert - 23 Bryan, Larry - 23 Bums, John-26 Campbell, Deedee - 3.12,13.16,38,39.92, 99,95.96,97.98,50,73.85.97 Campbell, Monte - 23,99.102 Cantrall, Terry - 19.69 Carter, Mike - 19 Carleton, Greg - 26,30,103 Chancellar, Rodney - 23 Charrier, Harlan - 19.92 Cheyne, James- 23 Cheyne, Janelle - 26,30,38,39.75.81,85, 93.108,109 Chin, Nancy - 23,30,92,98,50,51.79,81, 85.96,97.98 Clark, Ann - 25,26,92,98,51,59.85. Clark, Cindy - 3.12,30,39.92,98,65,68.73. 92 Clough, Jim - 26,29.33. 8,50,51.76,91. 102 Cosand, Janine - 3,12,73 Cosand, Sharon - 19.95,98,50,51,92 Crow, Joyce - 26,95,51,93 Day, Chuck - 25,26,92,98,50,63,69,65,91 Day, Rhonda - 23.29.92,98,50,51,70,80,81,85,96, 119,115,116 Delaney, Robert - 26,109 Delaney, Sid - 19,109,105 Derry, Gary - 3.12.13.73-109 Derry, Kim - 26,85 Dokken, Carla- 23.29,38,55.63,76.85,93.107.108 Dokken, Robin - 19.20,30,38,39,91,92,66,75,76, 85.92,99 Donahoe, Curtis - 23 Drazll, Linda - 23,29.92,98,51,56,75.79.80,81, 85.96,97,98 Duncan, Rick - 9,13,30,95,69,73 Dutton, Robert - 19 Eagleton, Janice - 19,98,93 Eagleton, Staci - 26,30 Elzner, Jeanne - 26,98,50,51 Espitia, Carmen - 9,12,13,29,30,39,93,98,58,59. 73.92 Espitia, Linda - 26,98,50,51,85 Espitia, Mario - 19,20,92,93,66,68 Everson, Bryan - 9,13,39,69,73,75 Everson, Darlene - 23 Everson, Louise - 19 Falvey, Kelle - 9,12,67,73.93 Flesher, Chris - 23,30,38,91,96,97,98,99,50,61, 91,99,110 Fowler, Farrell - 26 Fowler, Frayne - 23,38,96,97,98,50,76,91 Gallagher, Gary - 27.91, Gallup, Mark - 9,12,30,63,73.86 Gallup, Reid - 27,56 Garriott, Mike - 19.39,109 Gasser, Bill - 9,12,13,91,59,70,71.73.79,76,86, 87.89,96.112,117 Gasser, Larry - 19.91,92,86,109 Gearhard, Theresa - 23,29,30,38,39,� 2,96,97,98, 50,61,68,81,85,93.99,95.107,119 Gonzales, Tony - 9,12,13.17,91,58,59.73.86,87, 89.90.109.106 Graham, Rick- 23 Green, Jerry - 4,38,65,73.74,89,90,99 Gregory, Denise - 27,85 Grounds, Cherri - 27 Grounds, Eddie - 19 Gruell, Rhonda - 19,20,29.38,42,48,62,76, 78,81,85,92 Gruell, Sheila - 27.30,61,85,93.94.95.108 109 Guthrie, Mike - 19 Guthrie, Sheri - 27,30.61,65,84,85,93.109, 114 Hargraves, Cindy - 19.18,33.42,65,109 Hargraves Jerry - 19.66,86,87,104 Hargraves, Julie - 4,73 Hargraves, Roger - 27 Hart, Joe - 19,38,42,65,86,87 Haskins. Lori - 19,38,39.42,48,51,66,107,108 Haskins, Scott - 27,29,33.42,48,49,51.65.91. 103.112 Hastings, Tim - 23.48,51.102 Hawkins, Teresa - 5.12,13.16,17.34,38,45,46, 47,73 Heaton, Donnie - 23,50,68,76 Henderson, Kip - 23.50,91.110111 Herman, Julie - 23,48 Hess, Pat - 19.33.42,43 Hickey, Janie - 5.12,13.16,30,56.66,73 Hill, Bill - 18,19,21,42,56,75.86,87,90 Hokamp, Karla - 29.39,41,42,48,56,81,85, 93.94,107 Hyatt, Greg - 23,45,48,51.59,61,80,81,91.110 Hyatt, Jenny - 27.48,49,51.61,80,81,85,96,98 Ingram, Dale - 19 Ingram, Debbie - 23.48,50,61 Ingram, Troy - 27,30,34 Inness, Linda - 19,48,50,61 Johnson, Karen - 5.43,48,73 Johnson, Mary - 27,30 Kandra, Pam - 20,42,48,50,51,61,71,82,83.85. 92,93.114 Klegsleth, Les - 5.38,48,50,73.76,86,87.88, 90,99,100,110 Kosmam Dav 27 +8 6 H Lacey, Theresa - 5.13.16,44,45,73,74 Lamb, Robert - 5.87,88,99,73 Lovenes8, Kirk - 27,99.102,103 Loveness, Kyle - 24,75 Lyon, Michelle - 20,48,68, McAuliffe, Bemie - 20,29,42,48,51,62,68,83,85,92, 114 McAuliffe, Brian - 27,42 McAuliffe, Chris - 24,30,38,46,47,48,76 McAuliffe, Esther - 5.29.30,42,48,51,56,61,73.81. 92 McAuliffe, Jerry - 27,30,65,91,103 McAuliffe, Mike - 24,30,38,46,47,48,50,61,76,91, 99.102,110 McClellan, Laura - 20,48,51,62,66,82,83,92 McClellan, Mark - 4,30,73.86,104 McCulley, Laurie - 20,38,39,42,44,45,46,47,48,50, 85.93.94,107,114 McGinnis, Jeannie - 20,29,30,38,39.46,47,48,50,78, McKillop, Karla - 27,29,48,50,51.61,76,84,114 McKillop Lisa - 27.48,50,51,75.80,114,117 McVay, Matt - 24,38,46,47,48,91,102 McVay, Mike - 6,13,30,38,39,41,46.47,48,49,50,73, 76,86,87,89 McVay, Shannon - 24,50 Mann, Duane - 27,29,48,49,50.51.91.104,112 Mattson, David - 24,63,91 Mattson, Kevin - 20,42,59.64,86,87,112,118 Maupin, Perry - 73 Maupin, Ron - 5.12,73.85,88,97,104,105,110 Maupin, Ted- 24 Merriman, Bruce - 6,42,73 Merriman, Janet - 27,38,42 Micka, Becky - 6,42,73 Mlcka, Jodi - 27,56,61,75 Millett, Wade - 6,48,73 Moore, Laura - 6,12,13,16,17,41,50,64,74,92 Morris, Tori - 20,21,42,48,49,51,56,75,79 Muno, Randy - 6,13,38,73.104,105 Murrer, Chip - 20,18 Nelson, Collette - 28 Newnham, Dale - 28 Newnham, Patricia - 6,73 Nicholson, Lisa - 24,29.42,48,50,51,61,79. 80,81,85,114,118,119 Oakes, Juanita - 6,73 Oakes, Ramona - 20 O'Connor, Brain - 7.12,13.48,73.76,86 O'Neil, Nancy - 20,38,39,48,49,93.94,114,115, 118 O'Neil' , Ronnette - 20,48,50,92 Ottoman, Annette - 7.16,17,45,46,47,49,67,73 Ottoman, LeAnn - 41,42,48,81,85,93,107 Pappe, Georgee - 20,48,49,51,63,64,65,82,83,85 92.109,114 Peterson, Jerry - 7,73.89 Rajnus, Richard - 24,51 Ray, Kelle - 28,30,48,93.94 Reynolds, Bill - 20,48,50,51,76,87,105 Reynolds, Patsy - 21,39,42,48,50,51,68,78,81, 85.96.97.114,118 Reynolds, Sonda - 24,29,48,56,61,76,85,108,109 Richards, Christie - 28,29,33.42,48,51,85,96,98 Rick, Donna 21,56 Rick, Shellie - 28 Reiger, Angie - 24,29,38,39.76,85,93.94,95 Relger, Randy - 7.12,86,87,89,99.100,101,110,111 Rogers, Terry - 7.73 Rohrbacker, Denise - 21,66,119 Rohrbacker, Donnie - 28,30,48,49,51.65,91.102,103 Ross, Brain - 7,48,51,73.76.86,87,89,90,112,113 Scronce, Keith - 7.38,42,65,69,73.86,87,88,90, 100,101,112,113 Shaw, Jeanne - 28 Shuck, Beth - 25,28,42,48,50,51,63.64.84,96,98 Shuck, Dan - 7.12,38,41,48,49,50,58,59,68,73.76 Slaton, Tess - 7,13.73 Steams, Shirley - 24,38,46,47,48,61,62,76,81,82 96,97 Studer, Brenda - 8,12,13,38,41,48,51.56,62,73,82 83.92.93.94.95 Sitfy, Julie - 8,12,13,29,38,41,44,45,46,47,48,49, 56,66,67,69,73.76,82,83.96,97,111 Suty, Steve - 8,12,13,30,34,38,46,47.48,58,59,73. 76,110 Tatum, Shirley - 24,48,50,51,61 Taylor, Ann - 25,28.42,48,50,51,75,80,81,96,97,1 Taylor, Carolyn - 28,29,33.48,50,51,75.80,93,94, 95.109.114 Taylor, Keith - 21,65,99,110 Taylor, Jim - 8,12,13,30,59.62,86,87,89,90,110,1: Taylor, Sally - 24,42,48,50,68,71,75.79.80,85,96 114 Thome, Kelle - 28,48,50,51,85,96,98 Thorton, Bill - 28,103 Travis, Jeanne - 21,39,66,85,93,94 Trembly, Rita - 8,38,46,47, 8,73 Trembly, William - 21,48,50,51, Turner, Lynette - 28,29,48,50,51.85,96,98 Unruh, Dave - 21,38,42,48,51,76,87,90,99 Unruh, Rob - 8,12,73.1101111 Unruh, Steve - 24 Vasquez, John, 28,30,91.103,110 Verling, Fritz - 8,29,30,38,41,42,48,56.58.59,62, 73.82,92,96,97.112,113,115.116,119 Verling, Pat- 28,38,42,46,47,48,51,76,84,85,96,96 Walker, Renee - 21,38,46,47,48,50,61,62,66,78,81, 92 Wanamaker, Loretta - 18,21,38,46,47,48,56,69,75, 76 Wanamaker, Marty - 28,29,38,46,47,48,56,6976,85, 93.94.95.109.114 Ward, Don - 21,76 Ward, Marye1 - 9,12,13.29.38,39.60,61,62,66,73.75 82,83,93.94,107.108 Ward, Ron - 18,21 Wells, Herb - 28,30,48,50,51,91 Winebarger, Vicki- 24,29,39.61,85,94,95.107,108 Wolf, Una - 9.12.13,30,38,39,46,47,48,73.107 Womack, Peggy - 24 Woods, Eddie - 28,30,48,51 Woodhouse, Tom- 9,12,13,58,73.86,87.88,90 Wyett, Carla - 28,48,51 Wyett, Debbie 9,48,73 Young, Lisa - 28,29,30,48,51,81,85,109 Zeig, Gary - 9,29.73.87.88,90,110,119 Zelg, Jeff - 24,91 Zlabek, Sheri - 28,48,50,51,65,109 Sutton, Lola - 28 Tat.nm . Sandra - 8.1 7 . UP,■ 61 . 7? V'S n -OK ‘•� !I m� K H1UOMS1VM m � J