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K.: ,- 9'tQ. 1- 'I-' ...M 1 , ft e 1979 N I I N You go your way l'II gd mine and let our roads crose forever frometime to time. Kaitlin Backlund The Orme school, full of beauty, place full of nature, a place full of the true meaning of friendship. What a lucky person I am to have experienced such a way of life! 1 A0 GI i Where the g Where the s i i Pass is green n does shine. Where the pzople are sincere. These are al i friends of mine. What a lucky person I am to have experienced such a life! 'M-tm X:-., - , , f f A fr 4' M :W K QQ? if lt's an invitation to learn. lt's a place to become aware of the wonders of mother nature. lt's a place to grow. What a lucky person I am to have experienced such a life! - -of t . ' Q V M Q 5 , , K .Q . wa-u,.,,, .,,..t,,L-in-nuf..m.a....A Q.lQ,g....f'Q.,M,,j,,. all . 2' Us A Wit .-- .- iikw. V -t .1-rv 'M ,, Nw.-ggbyj V .f .W 's-n ., ., Q 1 Ygvb V735-.. The time has come for us to move on. It is time to give someone else the chance to experience this way of living. Thank you, Lord, for letting me have experienced such a way of life!! N Main Caravan lUtahJ ' River Trip QGrand Canyon! 1 1 Gem Trauls QSouthern Arizonay in Si 1. ,af 4 A I 4 il n H fl 'Qi 4 i k r 5 w V , l: 85 ,Q ll w p V P A I -1 T 4 if 4? 'Lui 19 .y Mexico City and Guadalahara Trip. l The Backpacking Trip iNew Mexico! Mexlco Homestay iCaborcaj. Caravanis always an exciting time in the Orme School year. This event takes place during each spring term. It is a 10 day outing. This past caravan of 1979, six different trips were offered to the students. The traditional trip, known as Main Caravan headed up north to pay a visit to Zion National park in southern Utah. This trip was lead by Buck Hart. lt was an enjoyable excursion and the students involved returned to school with many thrilling stories! The Colorado river trips were lead by Bob Miller and Jack Rowe. This group drove up to the rim of the Grand Canyon at which point they hiked down the rim to reach the wild rapids of the Colorado. As one student explained I thought I was part of a National Geographic picture. The Gem Trails trip headed south to explorethe old mines of Arizona. This trip was under the supervision of the Garst's and the Davis's. The group learned alot about the southern part of Arizona. Gem Trails reached as far south as Bisbee, Arizona, one of the famous old mining towns, filled with many exciting sights. Merri Steltzer took a smaller group down to Mexico City and Guadalajara. Our Students enjoyed this thoroughly. It gave many students a different view and understanding of how people in other parts of the world live. One of the participants exclaimed lt was absolutely beautiful! ' The Backpacking caravan headed over to New Mexico. This was a tiring experience for those involved. Stu Bolton and Marge Edwards were the instructors of this outing. It was 10 long days of hiking. When these students returned, they were exhausted, but once they returned we heard many interesting stories about their experience. The sixth trip took a bus load of students down to a small village in Mexico, Caborca, where the participants were to live with a Mexican family during their caravan experience. The Alvarez's were in charge of this trip. It was a most exciting trip and an entirely different culture was experienced. l 9 1 e-?, 5, J Hey, dude, what's up? Yes, you have a package! W ' qjvx, Qc.. X Xa X X ,MJ Z:-f I'm not missing any classes! The couple of the year. 1h po!! X 'x I do you realize that we're locked out!? Now, what did you call that sickness!? .55 YQ .ff h M1 I think l'II join the circus! I don't remember what our homework was! 1? W' QW ' ff it -ii was 1 Lai? tt WWF Ji J-fwfr fi 'H gwgjgu 9' fm V I 'V it my .W 'fafiieuig Mgmt it in W fmt fa? Q ,Ni F15 'Rik sm, K sfliw 't if 4' ffiitiiffg f Orme has something for every one, ranging from horseman ship, to football, to drama, to survival. It is the belief of the Orme society that the activities offered to the students should vary in interest so that each individual can do something that hefshe will enjoy, and put forth an extreme effort to make the activity a worthwhile exper ience. 1 u. ' fl . fl ffl -i 4 u-.fl J Y X Y A Y my ,ug ,tgcm1,v,chMk 5 , , .N rf 3: ,Ms , ,f J. R1 -1 ,, a-fax, . 1.44, . 2 H fi, Us , ,.,j,,,,5y4,' gklirivwv ,Pg .My H3 ,A it gl-Gif my 7 Lit pf, be X .ffm ' 4 . , ww . if ' 1, in 'MW if 1 2 :Q in-L b m . +f'.Mf-,'l- - it wwf f 9 if mf' ff 6 A ' iw ' Y ' 'I fig' mi.tfllgWgiw,,- mug . up , KJ awhile mg J 4 Wi , , I .fm w 'uf 9 ,'.i , -' , . ' ,, ' 7. 31- . ' .fuel fi H . 5 .L ' A 1 N' W 3? ' c, 1 M my-','1 vL'1, . wg W- , 1, t i i, M.. . if W W ' .1 ' if Orme has come along way In the past fifty years Durmg the flrst years of our school the Orme School was a small communlty Now flfty years later the campus has a llttle over 200 students These students not only come from different parts of the U S A but from all four corners of the world Each lndnvldual brlngs wlth them a new culture for us to dwell on and learn from HOOFPRINTS of 79f8O would luke to dedicate this yearbook to the Orme famlly of whom we are so proudlll p-VI? MW MQW-Mfg! :if tff'F f N5wt' at ti, 1111 rf ji W W of 14,1 Wk rrfwwr we ,in wi W3 gyms U1-GU www 11 iw! ,qgav QHNMIIN' awww -wgm ' WN .-..wu3'..glav' nyyyrvl pm-re,'5 W.. -aussi W am' 'WFS 'W 5 if FW. fl xr 3 me 1 351 wr 4.,f'f.p..3m it mlwprlgfgewh' Win 1 1 v . . ., 1 1 l , WM A, ru. u , UN N flmgqg uxgxfx-px 'r' 1' . A 5. 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YR 1 :N wi .. if ht MTN X1 'nw .Rm X , ww-F MK: If wk gljgdfflki - Vflf agus. XIW LU' iv H If xy K We ffl 'X I Q .f q, ku fx-, ,M 4, f-1 xx X. ,L .A N, W. up , fmp Q , , 4 y . N v dl I J , ,, ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Eighth Grade English English 1,2 English 3,4 Drama, Poetry, Shakespeare,Jour- nalism, Oral Communications, The Bible as Literature, Tragic Flaw, Advanced Composition, S.A.T. Preparation, English as a Second Language, Typing MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Eighth Grade Mathematics Pre-Algebra 1 Algebra 1,2 Geometry Advanced Mathematics Calculus, Analytic Geometry SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Eighth Grade Science Freshman Studies-Health Biology, Geology Chemistry, Advanced Chemistry Physics FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPART- MENT French 1,2,3,4,5 Independent Study in French German 1,2,3 ' Latin 1,2,3 Spanish 1,2,3,4,5 Independent Study In Spanish STUDIO ARTS DEPARTMENT Eighth Grade Art Ninth Grade Art Photography High School Art Senior Studies - Art History MUSIC DEPARTMENT Eighth Grade Music Chorus Music Theory Individual Instruction Senior Studies - Music Appreciation Dance SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Eighth Grade Geography World Civilization 2 American History Anthropology I Economics International Relations Psychology Senior Studies - Basic Economics F A C U L T Y E l MIMI AND CHARLES H. ORME JR. Charles: B.A. Stanford University, Yale Institute Headmaster, Senior Class Sponsor. HILTON QJAN, ALLAN, ALLAN JR.i Jan: B.S. Mary Washington College of the University of Virginia, 1957 Associate Director of Activities, Girl's Athletic Director, Director of Chore Program, Director of Friday Evening Programs, Director of Summer Tutoring Program, Chemistry Al: B.S. Stanford University, 1955 M.S. Stanford University, 1958 Director of Admissions and Recruitment, Chairman of Financial Aid Committee, Associate Director of Summer Program 2 R, 5 va HART QJAN, WILLIAM S., BLANCOJ Jan: B.A. Northern Arizona University, Librarian William lBucki: B.A. West Liberty State College, 1949 M.A. West Virginia University, 1950 Acting Assistant Headmaster, Director of Summer and Off-Campus Programs, English nr- PRICE QJOAN, JAMESQ Joan: Development Coordinator James B.: Chaplain, Chairman of Foreign Language Department, Chairman of Social Studies Department, Director of Studies, Philosophy, World Religions, Psychology ALVAREZ QHILDA, LEONARDOJ Hilda: B.A. Instituto Del Vedado 1940 LL.D. Universidad de la Habana, 1947 Spanish Leonardo: B.A. Instituto Del Vedado, 1938 M.A. Universidad de la Habana, 1952 Spanish THOMAS QSIDNEY H.i A.B. Middlebury College, 1941 Ed.M. University of Vermont, 1949 Director of College Counceling and Testing, Biology L f GARST QELLEN, RICHARD, CINDY, CHERD Ellen: B.S. Manchester College, 1960, M.A.T. Purdue University, Dean of Girls, Mathematics Richard: B.A. Manchester College 1960 M.S. 'University of Michigan 1962, Dean of Faculty, Chairman of Science Department, Chairman of Music Department, Director of Survival Program, Biology, Geology. WESTFIELD ITEFIRY, HOWARD, ELSIE, AUDREY, WILLIAMI Terry: Director of Store Howard: B.A. Brown University, 1953 Latin, German, Soccer Coach, Golf Coach, 8th Grade Sponsor STELZER IMERRD A.B. Stanford University, 1947 B.F.T. Thunderbird School of International Man- agement, 1947 M.A. Arizona State University, 1971 English, History, International Relations, Economics 2. for, ROMAGNANO IJULIA, LEWIS, CHOPSJ Julia: B.M. University of Southern California, 1972 M.M. Northern Arizona University, 1978 Music - Choral, Instrumental, General Lewis: B.S. Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn, 1973 M.S. Northern Arizona University, 1977 Chairman of Mathematics Department, Mathematics, Physics, Computer Science, Cross Country and Wrestling Coach s. 4 - L n N .45 .H 2' ' uv .Av-gy , 1-1.5514-QITZ g,,w,,,.,., , W.. ew-.V ' ,,, I 2 l DAVIS QALBERTA, BILLIEJ Alberta: B.S. Ball State University, 1950 M.A. Ball State University, 1967 Assistant Dean of Girls, Typing Billie: B.S. Ball State University, 1950 M.A. Ball State University, 1966 Dean of Students, Mathematics ROWE QKATHY, JACK, AMY, TIM, CRAlGl Jack: B.S. Indiana University, 1971 Chairman of English Department, Basketball, Volleyball, Basketball and Tennis Coach, English ELLIOT QMARCIAJ B.A. North Central College, 1972 M.A. Middlebury College, 1975, Student Govern- ment Sponsor, Girls Volleyball Coach, French SCHULTE QLINDA, RANDOLPHl Linda: B.S. University of Vermont 1976, Tennis, Mathematics, Science Bandy: B.A, University of North Carolina, 1974 M.A.T. Colgate University, 1978 Tennis Coach, English, Drama, Journalism SCHOBER QKATHERINE, DIANE, VlCKYl Katy: Ft.N. St. Joseph's School of Nursing, Lancaster, Penn. 1965, School Nurse BOYD QDENISE, BOB, DELANIEJ Denise: Phoenix College, 1968 Assistant to the Director of Admissions Bob: B.A. The College of William and Mary, 1962 Business Manager YJ' CURRY CSUSAN, JOHNl Susan: Secretary John: B.S. Western Michigan University, 1969 Supervisor of Audio Visual Equipment, Mathematics, Photography, Baseball Coach BARRICK QBARBARA, DONALD, JEFF, CRAIGJ Barb: Bowling Green University, 1959-1962, Reading Skill Development Don: B.S. Bowling Green University, 1961, M.S. Indiana University 1965, Director of Athletics and Activities, History BOLTON lJOAN, STEWART, ERIC, JEFF, MARKJ Stewart: B.A. St. Francis College 1957 English 2 MILLER QDORIS, ROBERT, BOB, ALLANl Doris: Office Manager Robert: B.S. Wake Forest University, 1964 M.A. Ball State University, 1973 Dean of Boys, Mathematics, Football and Track Coach, Junior's Sponsor POWELL QDARLA, GARY, HOYT JOHN, CASEYl Darla: Horsemanship Gary: Director of Horsemanship A 'Vi 2. . F if , , first Mm ' 3 . L . EDWARDS QMARGE, GEORGE, ALLENJ Marge: A.A. Yavapai College, 1974, B.F.A Arizona State University, 1977 Art, Ceramics Freshman Sponsor George: Construction Foreman BONNIE BORDEN AND MANDY Bonnie: Fi.N. St. Vincent School of Nursing, Toledo, Ohio, 1967 'J'm.-1 , lu SCHIPPER QBECKY, STEPHENJ Stephen: B.A. University of Colorado, 1976, American History, Geography GEORGE H. WADDELL B.F.A. University of Utah, 1960, M.F.A. University of Arizona, 1964, Director of Studio Arts, Drawing, Painting, Printmaking, Art History, Yearbook and Sophomore Sponsor Aw . , A fgmv iff W aw f W Q ,, I .,, ,-as ga., , ,gk fry , , . . ? ya uf of at ' , www f 4 Q ' ua'jg, K 4 v ' ' '.' A ,2 h -2 WAT j fr 3' 5 ' 1' A W' - 'Y ' , ,gnu 1' 3 -9- ' sv? J ff' f W ., 'A , .sz -'Clif' X 'iff .f- A, , 4 sf, It .3 V 2 A aes? W AZAAV, A 1? K 4 ,,,.,., '4 1 i5f f-, 1, . 1. , up fr Q 7 V 35, , ' .4 yy, View W r In lk 4 Vw, '3'a'g .M 'Wg x...f -ef' ffm! f f., ,.wJ.,,, W f . ,fnlffb 5353: - A -- ' 4 V 1 , 4 4 , Y ' , ga K H - -W W , . I . amp x V AW I 5 ,ii ,V X , W ,V N , Q 233 5 I M I 4, lf, Y 'Q 5 -- B' kd , . . wi f. - S W' ,PG ,ms f A EN f 1 , ix x- -, XS 'w , J m WS y. M Wwii. - igwfi. ,gi , Q G7 mm .fi N Rf J 2 1 E i- Ame CROSS QJOAN AND VINCE, Vince: Director of Food Service FOOD SERWCE STAFF Q, v ,. I ,ff LJ. my INFIRMARY SECRETARY Lucille Alfred ! ' .4 RECEPTIONIST Gunilda Snook ATTENDANCE SECRETARY STUDENT CLERK Pam Fearing Linda Murdock COMMONS ROOM SUPERVISOR EOUITATION INSTRUCTOR Jewell Snook Pat Beamis Y 7 INFIRMARY STAFF MAINTENANCE STAFF Lucille Alfred: Secretary, Kathleen Schober R.N., Bonnie Borden R.N. and Mandy Bear POSTAL CLERK BOOKKEEPER Laurel Myers Dolly Walczak .11-'V-' BOOKKEEPER ACADEMIC SECRETARY '.-s . -, ., . -V ,gk X 4 , A - OFFICE MANAGER Doris Miller ADMISSIONS SECRETARY Sharon Medina Maxine Wright Mary Helen Ortlieb HQ 4:9 ZC U IJITI CnZDr'CD S IVI E N ' Gm ci W L our 391 1 A 8 S S 1 B V ' x 34 Y ri' .M .yur ff L. . I, , I I A '10, V ,M STEVE ADKINSON GORDIE ALDERSON WILLIAM ALLEN I I BRUCE BRACKER JESSICA BROWN MARIANNE CALDWELL CHRIS COATS ANNE CORDASCO LEE DAHLSTROM f ., L JEFF BARRICK 'NJ' MDL ROBIN BURNS f ' SALLY CHANDLER SUSAN DEPOE 35 'ILM' JULIE DONNELLY SANDY GARDNER NATALIE GUENTHER KEN HEIDENREICH ,f LAURIE DOWS NINA FOLEY KIM FRITH-SMITH , i Y up CINDY GARST RUTH GILBERT KARI GINTER s LH ALISON HALE RANDY HARVEY RICK HARVEY ming A 1' LOIS HEMMINGSON ALLAN HILTON MIKE HIROMS 2- mi mf P MISSY HUTTON CARI INGRAM RICK JEFFRESS LISA JOHNSON Q A X .ffm N7 Q' if KEIICHI KAWASAKI CRAIG KETCHAM MARK LANE DAVE LAPKIN 4? s. X .1 TODD LOS BANOS SHINICHI MANAKA GARY MILLS SHARON MOORE RANDY NIEDERMAN KAREN OFFIELD DALE PARKER SANDY PECK ' fri- . , 1+--..-.,,m.! '15-2'--Q5 -Q... Wu,- .na-..---.---fv . 4.:g,,,S.'T-,,,,g ,.,u1 f.V 1 M' L, ,A V Alva! 'un MKVV-'V It 4 Q 1 A' A, 1. 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'viii'-YV5 kk . an A -1 f v ff - ' ,Q ' K ' J '- , J A ' ,-i ','l+ 6 . , ' ' -z., .N-Q ' u O QQ 'I'- ANDREW ROOSEVELT NANCY SHEPARD 'Y MIKE SIMMS TREY STEINBECK KIM TARNUTZER KEN TORII KABUHISA SHIBA 27 R, 'K I LIZ STEPHENS LAURA UPJOHN ,fix 9 I CINDY SHIDLOFSKY la.. I REID STORRE I I DARCY VAN DYKE SCOTT WENTZ ELSIE WESTFIELD LYNN WILHOYTE BOB WILMETH 40 Good Horsey! Hey, Iet's take off! Survival, out to conquer! ,. : U Q. -V' gp-nun' nr- . 1 ' , ,f-X.,-Mi' ' ,, ,.. ,., , . , -'y,,. A , :k f ,, V 1 x . .. - .-, -viii. ,- M : ,. I 3 'I M'f, 'H hz- ,. 1 k 9 -'S ,Wu A Some Junior Beauties! Recess Mme!! 41 GL ASS F waz In-p.v,,,..--on-vm... , ..,...-0-ff BILL AMES PAM ARMSTRONG LIZ BERKELEY 0 5, ,ww 835' 1 I , A, jg KEN BRADLEY DAVID CHRISTOPHER ,ff ROBYN BARRETT TERRI BEESON ROB BIGELOW JENNIFER COIT PETER CORN ' --'- A y wl- J' H 1 H Aww 2 . f 1 M- . K , A sg! 5 X. .-- f- A 1 ,E A, N., S, . Al -f3'5hsSXi.. KRIS COVEY ALBERTO DAVILA MANOLO DAVILA JUAN de VENGOECHEA f -iii H-4. Y' A N PETER ESSER CLAIRE FISKE , . TRAVIS DOWELL PATTY DUNCHOCK x , . n' ' f 1 CELESTE FRY STEVE GOLD -Aa - QS-fl f rw. ,, Vg, ' v x Q x 3 MELINDA GRIFFIN TODD GUNN 'vs 151:17 ,fx K L JEFF HARNISH MATT HAWKINS LIZ HAZEN FIIC HOLWAY n if -' a x WHITNEY HOOVER BARBIE JOFIGENSON MITCH KESSLEFI JILL KFIATZ xifv IIIII .I 4 Af,-vu--N ,Q 'x P K - 1 , I FIAFAEL LOPEZ CHERYL LUBIN WILL MCAULIFFE ART MCCANN W mr f EI A... ' O SCOTT MCCANN MAGGIE MARSHALL LISA MELVIN SCOTT MILLS I Iv It-Uxliy , In , , , V, V , 1 ' ' ' ' 'I' ,'L , .,. fgig Q I , , , ',f,,- ,,,g ' I ' 'k Mlm. WI nf 572 I,I' 'J 5 , ' '- Y V 4 I gif' 3 .J i I I 9, A Q 4432? . ,., , , M ' I ,V . 7fg,,,1wfl.5-INE,,, , Vlxigefm 4' , V MIKE MUSTER DEBBIE NEIMAN SAMIFI NOMAN TRAVIS OWEN in .I 0 JULIE RAMEFI LISA FIOUCH SN , I ' LOLITA PEFIEZ POPPY PHILLIPS SUE ROBERTS FIENE ROUNDS 1 ,f AMY ROWE VERONICA SHEPHERD TOMMY SMITH TONI SWARTZ 4 1D 157 - - .. 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I, 41' X nk ALLEN EDWARDS JULIE FOSTER ' 1 Q39 TY HAFLY MARK HARTNETT ,aj '33 .ypmw 4- , fa ' 'V 23 4 t . v v ia Lg 4i5 '- I JOHN FRY W , A - PAM HEIDENREICH V 1 N?- L L'R A if k...gL.,Q,l JUAN GOMEZ RANDY HIROMS 53 ,I 'fisiv ALLISON HORGAN CHRIS LOWE LINDSAY LUCAS SHERYL MANNING as Ai 49' COLL NICOLSON KEITH NICOLSON LAURA NORRIS LISA NORRIS -AJ. BRADY PATTON TIM PEASE BEN SOPKIN BETH SYKES AAN k iw' sm, Fl J Rl .EX A if ,f ' I' RACHEL WEBBER STACY WEBER RICH WOODWARD TREY WYATT CLASS I CDF , 1 1984 Y . 'Q , , K . r f ff II .5 , , Mi. 79 ! 4 . f I 9 ,, u fs I 'Q Alfonso Davila Carlos de Vengoechea Lionel Evans v XY ff , V Ni I 4 'XJ' ,' I ix .. ff, . -' Y pw , ' , V I an -2' ,W ' l . to , rl, ,- j' ll F f . 5 1 1' ' T' I fr- V141 fl 'K'- xl if . ' 4 W M , ni? ' v ..s ,f ,- r WT? -aff: .s r -'w.,.g JZ 7 '14 , , ' '- , ...I ,. , ' 'L' ' Q ' ' 'A . M ' s any ,xx XX X ,A P 1 5. 'xx ..-ag, ,G+-lr, Cheri Garst Therese Gunderson Garnet Lemmon Alexis McCrossen Jim Maueuccl X if 1 ' 0 XM ere, N-.. ' SQ we xi r 4 K. X4 M v Y ff X R fii l 'R+-.210 ' -' - ,ew X-N,-mi ' wh' I ff,-.-,-,, W R, gt-Q. mar. A 6 I .fn 4 ' ,X x JK' , M.. xxyz' .', A AWS. -4, Allen Miller Darren Parker Scott Sims Audrey Westfield ,.,,s-Q 135152 3,7 as 1 9.9. Scott GOI'd0f1 Pam Nelson The Class of x 'lllln-gp-3 ' Q6 .. A L31 mf aw s, MARIA ALEXANDER Pep Club 11 Chapel Committee 11,12 Student Senate 11 Cross Country 11 Horsemanship 11 Track mgr. 11 Librarian 11,12 Yearbook 11 Recreational Tennis 12 Work Detail 12 Honors Club 11,12 English Award 11 Unsup. Walking 11,12 S 1 s V35 Please allow me to introduce myself, l'm a man of wealth and taste . . . Hi y'all fools! The B.T.A Giggles Piggy and Lovey love y alll God is my steering wheel. Ellen, Poptart . . . a perfect view of the oogs in the morning, or disco . . . popcorn hot chocolate toops on the quiltll Shooby dooby doo wopp, bopp shoo wopp. Let's get bored . . . do we have to walk up that hill again?! Andrew Kermit our tree tfIashlights'7l ic tack toe in the library . . . thanks for showing me the North Star! Nina, is there French jello? Live from Joakland Nellie Silly Jellie meet ya on the ave in Bezerkeley . . . la la la dee dee dee . . . Liz, let's hermitize . . . Dancin with Mr. D Sandy oo ya wanna go PARTY9 Hey you and me both . . . whatever. Saturday night live, at the Barricks, Dad . . . so cool! Thank-you Midnight Rambler and Jumping Jack Flash l love you' I made it Shorty!!! . . . Thank-you Mr. Bolton and Garcia Lorca. JAY!!!! So when you see me have some Sympathy have some courtesy and some taste. l'm a wanderer . . . a psilocyben pony. Time is on my side . . . lt's just a kiss away . . .- Gimme shelter, or l'm gonna fade away. We all need someone we can bleed on and if you want it you can bleed on me. -Mick Jagger and Keith Richards .N B xx. 1. X tw :ii Lai KAITLIN BACKLUND O.R.A. 10,11,12 4-H State Finals 11,12 Letter in Horsemanship 10,11,12 4-H Rep. 11,12 C.H.S. President 12 Vice President and Secretary 11 Horsemanship Committee 12 English Riding Team 10,11,12 Drill Team 1O,11,12 Prefect 11,12 Key Club 11,12 Orientation Committee 11,12 Chapel Committee 12 Honors Club 10,11,12 Cum Laude 11,12 Student Senate 12 Press Club 12 Here I am . . . just a phone call away . . . lBertJ R.S. Admiration He's a character . . . Thanks Susan ltandemj . . . Jillian, dragons and dreams - you'lI be famous . . . flowerpot flood . . . Betty-goat . . . B-days are nifty New face . . .State Fair '78 . . . Hey Burns I can't believe we ate the whole thing . . . Elliot House . . . how about a cold showr? . . . Mutt and Jeff 32 . . . Sunday nights with Boo till 2:00 . . . Ola Madeleine, Mexico, the Ring . . . ahhhh . . . almonds , . . wine and cheese . . . waterfalls on C.R. . . . Both Sides Now . . . so much . . . Poco Cat Track lJimmy1 5 ft. high . . .Thanks Murph. . .Olympics with 50 grand . . .Cowboys Terrell 8. Bessy at B0 mph - Dr. Pepper, C.D.B. . . . C.H.S. and Dragoons. . .Thank-you Gary and Darlafor everything, and , . . Prom '79 . . .waters great at 6:30 am huh Diana. . . coursage? . . . don't work too hard . . . brainwashing . . .J.R. and Mr, Bolton my poems are me. . . MBB and Archie, Corie . . . Calgonite . . . Seniors '79 Good Luck . . . Graduation . . . my turn next. Seniors? Where? Water, my constant companion love to eat hay . . . my shoes please! . . . Never swear in Founders Ned . . . Yes I do Blush . . . get your mind out of the gutter . . . Cum Laude lll never forget it . . . memories . . . Chas, Cindy, Ned, Pep, Betty, Missy you're special . . . Phillip the philosopher . . . Those who have friends are rich . . . Thank-you so much Kathy lBanner and beastsi . . . Randy . . . Memories are forever . . . a cup of tea and honey cures everything Never explain - your friends don't need it and your enemies won't listen anyways. Mom and Dad, l love you and always will. it 'NS l'X r Ronald Stanley . . . T. The Radical Corn 31 vegetable Lbow stop it man Gator Napkin St Woody . . . lf anybody boobed it it wasn t me Cabin 419 Football Lew man . . . lt's survival food Ah Paris Benny Cure me Brian the children are gone Watha did it . . . Korman that took guts Yodel Hausleberry Mr D ELO ofcourse. . .Tamarroony. . .Ce sour? 3 in one week ls it time is it time Snyder you were right . . . Flying in the creek Stan Man Atlas For sure for sure Peanut Butter But I have the key . . . Ze wing ding Arr me Bucko s The Horse - Thanks Mom and Dad Cross Country 9,10,11 Basketball 9,10,11,12 Baseball 9,11 Football 12 Survival 10 Soccer 9 Student Senate 12 D.C.C. 12 Prefect 11,12 Honors Club 11,12 Senior 12 Pep Club 9,10,11 Varsity Club 11 Drama Club 10,11,12 President 11,12 5 4 DANIEL BRENNAN O.R.A.-10,11,12 C.H.S.-11,12 4-H-10,11,12 Boy's Rep.-12 D.C.C.-12 Student Senat F.A.S.-12 DAVE BRENNAN ORA 1011,12 CHS 11 12 ORA President 12 4 H 1011 12 lf you ever have a youngster, And he wants to foller stock, The best thing you can do for him ls to brain him with a rock. Or if rocks ain't very handy, You kin shove him down the wellg Do not let him be a cowboy, For he's better off in Hell. You may swear you'll never ride again, And know you will not fail, Till you hear a cavviada Come a jinglin down the trail. Then you pack up all your saggoons, And prepare to pull your freight, For you know you're just a cowboy And your head ain't screwed on straight -Gail Gardner . ' wt wwe ,A r 'T 'K .. 4. 4 .f t, 1,5 51. -L 'K K I . , ,E CINDY BROOKS Class President - 10 Orientation - 11 Student Senate - 10,11 Girl's Rep. - 11 Key Club - 1O,11,12 D.C.C. - 11 Prefect - 10,11,12 D.B. - 11 Senior - 12 F.A.S. - 11 Pep Club - 10,11,12 Student Executive - 11 Drama - 10 Chapel Comm. - 11,12 O.R.A. - 10,11 Honors - 11,12 Horsemanship - 10,11 Cheerleader - 12 Chorus - 10 Basketball - 12 4-H - 10,11 Survival - 12 Rodeo Queen - 11 Teddy Bear, I love you . . . Vail, NEW YEAR's . . . Those first times . . . Raggedy Ann and Andy . . . Happy . . . Grumpy . . . Another cold shower, Bonzo . . . Neddles, what a grandson! . . . Hi, unsociable . . . Robynski . . . Margo . . . C.B. Buddies . . . Frenchy . . . Betty Boop - Can I borrow a tape . . . Kaity, your thermometer is rising . . . Hoss - let's hear it for drop outs . . . Rodeo 31 Sport . . . Bob, Guess what . . . Memories . . . BO . . .That's life. . . To each his own . . .That's a big 10-4 . . . Best Friends Are Forever. . .Gonna Miss Ya. . .When you plan your dreams, plan enough for two . . . Tomorrow, let's make it better than today . . . Someday . . . A little happiness goes a long way . . . Life is what you make it. . . Take one day at a time . . . Make the best of what you have . . . Just remember this isn't the end, it's only the beginning . . . Marci, I'll never forget Nothing but heaven itself is better than a friend who really is a friend. Platus Nothing have i But that first given chance No limits have i But those not yet taken Free am i to embrace the everlasting now - anonymous Mom and Dad, the ones who made it all possible. You are my guidance but you let me be me. Understanding and loving, you were always there. You never let me down when I needed a comforting hand or word to make it all seem right. I had my tears but you were always nearby. You showed me the light when it was dark and I have learned from the wrong things I have done. We had sad, happy and fun times, but most of all we shared our feelings and thoughts. Thanks Mom and Dad for everything you have done to make my life a better one. 'lv J .at I '-, .Q , 5. Y, t . lf.. 'S s y , I' - ,fir ' 67 new X , . ., .6 V E N 'ru b Lg X , ,, ,1 .,,. I ,alfa . 3 W f ,P ' I I I YN? ' V 3 Lk X . ' , . I L ' 5 a x if If if ' . 5 .. . S , if I G gl l N .Kill 1 I finally made it Mrs. Ftowe and thank-you, C.B., my little sister, water fights and the Shack, baby test, Frenchy, shut up Phil, don't make any noise, Miss Cum Laude, Betty Boop, elephant scabs, Lulia and Jew, J.R. , by the All American, Alright Erb, break out the C Clamps' Newtors the Wonbozi four letters! Coborca, Lower River, Senior Studies, Galcier Goggles and Hippie Belmates, that's it Karen, Phil, check this place out, on the line, thanks Grandma and Grandpa for everything. So long Orme. Well Mom, what can I say. I'm out and thanks for your infinite support and love. I couldn't have made it with out you. Don't it always seem to go that you don't know what you've got till it's gone. -Joanie Mitchell 'If I see farther than others, it's because l've stood on the shoulders of Giants. -Sir Isaac Newton CHARLIE BROWN Chapel Committee 9,10,11,12 Prefect 11,12 Senate Rep. 9,10 Octet 11,12 DCC 11 A. V. Crew 12 Senate Chairman 11 Horsemanship 9 Cross Country 10,11,12 Public Relations Comm.12 Track, 9,10,12 Orientation Comm. 11,12 Survival 11 Basketball 10,11,12 Honors Club 11,12 Spanish Club 9 Key Club 11,12 68 4 1 13, A'-sk G A A ' 'PB' al- -. ' ' r. -- A 7 . 2. M., Aqrw , N l R .., I. .I 1 IF. 1- f v ' 2 - ', 5 1. . I , - I . 'Ls -45'- a w 3231:-I 9 N' . 1 f 1 ' ..' sis? f' A ' 1 f'7 ..' ,- at an '.'X:7i , x Ik . I I 9 U , .4 , , . . . . . .., . , , . , f.-1 W . - .t-. . . xy .- f N, Q . .I V . , ,nl . F ,A V H, ,Qu f ' w ' Hi W'1i'f'2 I - ' t . , V ' . x af ff, A ' I 1. X 1 151 ' I V' -- ta X t iluuuimf-.., Wi. , Baby ducks - No, I don't want to be goat tied - up Elliott 4 - Phioper - Jillian Drumstick - Bengi - Big Sis Bonzo - CB Chas - Big Brother, Bob - Buggy Red grasshopper - All american boy Dizzy 81 Marcus - Calvinite - Mr. Bolton Timmy - Crazy banana - Hey Cuties shrimp, boo and all those other short th te - Madelanie - Mutt 8 Jeff 82 Water fights - Kimbo names Okinawa - Rocky Mountain music Hawaii Dragons - 2 am talks - Terrell's nose eome r 8t Buford - Plopsy - Augs Peeping Buddies - Brennan get a danger sign for that nole - Jill and Gary - Toddals - Burnsie - Simon Missy 81 Robin, get out of the tub - Robyn - Get your mind out of the gutter - half breed - State fair 79 - Cum Laude - Twin power - Cootered - CDB - Country Music 8t a Ford - miss ya gal - Thanks Mom, Dad and Ann, you gave me something to be proud of. - How's Homer, Kait? - Dreamer - Rodeo - Tuna at midnight Thanks Gary and Darla I needed the help - Kaity, l'm gonna l live my life like there's no tomorrow - guess l always have and always will behind me all my yesterdays go stretching out like boxcars - Disappearing 'round some hill l always thought life was for the livin' Nothing is as easy as it seems, like the Bluebird l will fly away, and l'll find a rainbow in my dreams. Ronee Blakely sung by Hoyt Axton l'm learning Guys, l'm learning Never say good-byp always say l'll see ya later BETTY BOOP CONNER l l l Pep club 10,11 Prefect 11,12 FAS 12 Student Senate 11,12 ' Volleyball 10 Softball 10,11,12 Softball Letter 10 Vice-pres. 12 DB 11 Photography 10,11,12 ORA 11,12 Horsemanship 10,11,12 Key Club 11,12 Press Club 12 FAF 10,11,12 Flipidy Flopidy. . . Flying . . . Frenchman . . . ? Chas and Shrimp . . . Bronco. . .Spring Break 77 . . . TLB . . .T.G. . . . Phillip . . Bo Rip . . . Pam . . . Up-Creek . . . Down Keating 81 . . . But Up Keating 85 was great . . . Snow Ball Fights. . . B.B.B.'s. . .the Cabin's. . dont be red . . . Laneatious . . . EI . . . Hoot, ah . . . Not the all-American boy. . . A.A.B. anthem . . . Christopher . . . Bugs . . . Like you know what I mean . . . Fuzz . . . Bo-Rip . . . and of course Mikey . . . Simsy Poo . . . Down Keating 34 . . . the best . . . Seniors . . . Dis is da chack mon . . . Pensico Ia. . . Be white. . . Joe . . . Onandon . . . M.F. . . .the joys I had in knowing Mr. Yuan . . .you . . .Senior Camp Fires, remember . . . BROOKSIE . . . Paria Backpack in India . . . Colorado River . . . Fine Arts . . . Burr, it's cold . . . What's your thermometer say? . . Peanut Butter . . . Wanna dip . . . What are those Gaines Burgers doing in your dresser . . . See ya Chuck . . . FINALS . . . Neg . . . H25 . . Thanks Max Pep Club - 9,10,11 Chapel - 9,10,11 D.C.C. - 11 Boys Rep. - 11 Prefect - 11,12 Football - 11,12 Basketball- 9,10,11,12 Tennis - 9,1O,11,12 Student Senate - 9,10,11 F.A.S. - 11 Orientation - 11,12 Unsup. Walking - 9,10,11,12 Chorus - 10,11 Octet - 11 Graduation Attendant - 11 BILL CORDASCO NW. wr 1-auf' WN is Ns it wg, I-ww at 'gh M- -at tl st ,Q an ,sm -tvs. .tin -6 Q4 -if 5 ,J 'll X S , W - I Af -Y W ,,-f' 1 Q in-h ' N . xx ,Y , , 5 X Christmas, Stirrup Dot 1 . . . Watered down . . . Valentine's Dance, bathroom - write up . . . Calvinism . On the Covey, again? . . . Shap Late night talks . . . Honors trips . . . Harper 4 . . . Beach Boys . . . Charlie Pride . . . Singing on the windows . . . Calvin . . . Care packages . . . Cokes from the shack, Nina . . . Tutoring Nellie . . . Think College . . . Pam . . . Peperoni . . . Slap fights . . . What time is breakfast . . . Sherri and Eldon . . . Banding . . . Reata Pass . . . The Saudi's . . . Dinner at McDonald's . . . Late nights at P.H. . . . Soaping saddles . . . Volleyball . . . On the Line . . . Damn we're good! . . . The yo-yo . . . Setting . . . memories . . . C'est la vie! . . . LISA COVEY Volleyball 10,11,12 Cum Laude 11,12 Chapel Comm. 10,11,12 Volleyball 11,12 Basketball 11,12 Survival 11 Crotalus feditori 11 Honors Club 11,12 Senior 12 Pep Club 11 Ski Club 11,12 Cha's 11,12 Track 12 Chapel Committee 12 IBTC 19 DAN! DARCY Cha's. . .Sherrita, Darcroozer, Yammo, Chesty 81 Me. . . Up 38.4 . . . Kloset Klan . . . Da Chack, mon! . . . Bushwacking with Sheri . . . Pete. . . Scott! Just wait till Wednesday! . . . Upcreek, Downcreek, in the creek . . . Caravan '79-River, yeah! . . . Fritzacious, Shellfry, Fro . . . Nick-Nack . . . Stan, man! . . . Trucker . . . Prom '79 wf Shroomie . . . Lanely . . . M.L. . . . G,M. . . . Steve! . . . Lauren, Mere, 8 Donna . . . Late nights and popcorn . . . Erbal D. Lite . . .Flon . . . Francie, you will get over it . . . Shall we? Lets! . . . Shameless Hussy . . . B.A.'s . . . W.P.O.D . . . Californyeah! . . . Larry . . . Lee . . . Todd . . . Mitch . . . Wes . . . I came, I saw, I conquered. lyuk, yuki. . . Homecoming '78, S.C. 8t Me . . . SNAFU . . . Grad nite at Gobby's . . . So long, gang . . . GRADUATION! So you found your solution What will be your last contribution? LIVE IT UP, FilP IT UP, WHY SO LAZY? GIVE IT OUT, DISH IT OUT, LETS GO CRAZY! YEAH! -Supertramp- Q 'A .news f:.,xNK'x ..., ... , 1 gffx '-:f:.t. N wi I .Q- PHILLIP DE MARTIN Boys DCC 9,10 Orientation 10,11,12 Key Club 10,11,12 Prefect 10,11,12 Student Senate 9,10,11,12 Student Body President 11 Chapel Committee 11,12 Chapel Senate Flep. 11 Football 9 Basketball 9,10 Track 9,1O,11 Survival 11,12 Survival Assistant 11,12 Chas, Boop, Nedly, cupcake Cum Laude, F2 Los Bangos, Betty's cowboy, Bow legged, close the light, Booobie, Barrick That l Spring Break of '77, Sister, Flagstaff, C'est la vie, SHRIMP, Chambertin, the thermometer is rising, Bottle red Bottle white, George, Papa Louigie, William, Survival, SALUT. Rock climbing. Plus l'obstacle etant grand Plus fort fut le desir The greater the obstacle, The stronger the desire. La Fontaine Nous irons tous au Paradis One today is worth two tomorrow's - Benjamin Franklin Let us have wine and women, mirth and laughter, Sermons and soda water the day after. Lord Byron A m,,,K-1,- .g , . ,M 1 K r xx . - V jf ' L., L, Y, i jf- . .V i - .5- xil :ti y X at 4, 45. Je s x v . 1 The Arabian Nighties . . . Cha's 8t W.P.O.D. forever . . . Tammy Lou Lou 81 Billy-Brian-Bob . . . Bubba . . . Lauren, Meredith 8t Donna Hamms . . . Free for all . . . Disco with Tammy . . . Sharkus and Deri . . . The Bathroom Brigade . . . Thanksgiving at Camelback Brooksie Baby Darcoosy . . . Nadenette 8t . . . Granny's in Flagg . . . Dance . . . Benny Bt Lip Smacker . . . Caravan '79 - Simon 8 Reid Blue Camper Post Caravan Night . . . Orientation with Francie - l never thought story telling could be so hard . . . Engagement Party . . . Bushwacking with Dani . . . Grad. night at the Point . . . 384 - What a cutie! . . . Da Chack Mon! . . . Up F.P. it 3814, . . Shrooms, Nick-Nack . . . Steve Steve Deano 8t Soobs . . . Debbie SHHHH! . . . Senior Campfires . . . Survival Yeah! . . . The piggy bank . . . Spot . . . Upcreek 8t Downcreek'7 Allen H . . . Wesley and Toddley . . . The All-American Boy . . . Saudia-Arabia Yeah! . . . Hey, good looking! Trucker . . . You're boobing it James We' did it again! . . . Marianne 8 Lee - Carry on the Cha's Tradition . . . Thanks Mom 8 Dad! Dowell, you haven't changed Pep Club 10 Yearbook 10 Horsemanship 10 Survival 11,12 Advanced 11,12 Assistant 12 Senior 12 Softball 11,12 Prefect 12 Journalism 11 leditori Orientation Comm. 12 -is 4f4A i SHERIDENT -.TH- F' ,.,-ff' We did it again. . .Cha's. . .W.P.O.D.. . . Up Flower Pot 3814 . . .What was I talking about? . . .funkie. . .W.W. . Debbie Hamms Engagement Party. . . Bummer. . .Stevea Dean O. . .Advanced Survival. . .Champ 81 Studly. . .The river. . .Dance Trip to Flag Nefertiti . . . Tic Tac . . . Double Tree '78 . . . Weekend at Robert's . . . Marcus . . . M.D. Day . . . Sediki . . . Fruitcakes . . Donna Mere and Lauren . . . Bathroom Jams . . . The tree . . . Debbie's tape . . . lggy 8. lcarus . . . You want to get Lucky? . . . ls this a face you can trust it should be on a post stamp . . . What's Nefertiti trip . . . James you boob . . . The door is changing colors . . . Tammy Loo 8t Walt Disney Camera and water fightsw! Marianne. . .Bonesand Muscles. . .Brooks. . .Shifts. . .Sarpes, . .Kool-Aid. . .Samoan. . .Mark and Wes honorary members . . . Gradnight '79 . . . Once you've had the very best, its hard to settle for less . . . Spin the Bic . . . DARCUS DOWELL W? I' ,W QQ., Volleyball 12 Softball 10 Basketball 12 Horsemanship Survival 11 PETE FEIGHNER Cross Country 12 Chapel Comm. 12 Octet 12 ' 'K Senior 12 Basketball 12 Chorus 12 Newspaper 12 Track 12 Well you can call me Fig or you can call me Phyrd or you can call me Pete . . , Mary, were you thinking more along the lines of red'?'? . Why don t you quit while you're behind . . . Wes, don't be red . . . Kim, I remember when I was little . . . Dani, old lonesome Creek . . . Get high on altitude - The Cedars . . . Karin, much love . . . Popeye thanks, Geoff- K.T.F., right Joe. . . The Dynamite Barn . . . Francie, Tick Tacs, thanks for the Frog . . . Must be nice to have a short body, S.O., M.O. . . . I love You . . . Hey, hey, my, my, Rock and Roll can never die . . . WALK ON Long live Neil Young . . . Oh to live on Sugar Mountain With the barkers and the colored balloons You can't be twenty on Sugar Mountain Though you're thinking that you're leaving there too soon You're leaving there too soon . . . x ,I fl 's 1, 7 1 x Aff: 1 A T z 'X f, 'TX sf t . v7 . Xxs 1 S . 47' f ,fi X . Q. S4 DAVID FRENCH Fine Arts Council 11,12 Drama Club 10,11,12 English Riding 11,12 Drill Team lEquestrianJ 11,12 T Hey Fro. . . BB . . .T.P.D. . . .Oh Wes! . . .Alright L.A. . . . Hoot . . .Will you give me five, too slow! Mike Laaaaamb. . .Grad night at Gobbie s . . . Dani, what's in your sleeping bag? . . . Where is Mooney? . . . Tammy Mahorney . . . Yeah you Gleeky . . . Lets hear it for disco shoe laces . . . Orientation with Sheri and Francie. Remember, Lulu Bell, Chops, and Blanco! . . . Jen, I got you some air freshener. . . James, you boobed it. . . . Who beefed? . . . Wes, Todd, Jen, Me at Macbeth play . . . FarrelI's . . . Get it Todd, we need you! . . . Zita Ahoy hee, hee, hee. It's been real and it's been fun, but it hasn't been real fun! . . . Kamakazee Lee! . . . Watch out for the chord Jen, What chord? ugh . . . Oh Jen are you alright? thee, heej. . . Reeb Strafs in the Shack . . . 'tWhat's wrong with the stereo, it keeps shorting out! . . . Commons Room . . . C mon kids its 1:00, OK Dottie . . . Mike, should we wake them up? . . . t'The joys l've had in knowing you. . . . We knew there would be a time we had to go our own ways . . . The visit may have been short but the memory will last forever . . . Brian, I miss you . . . Everything will work out for the best . . . Thanx and bye Orme . . . Drama Club 11 Volleyball 11,12 Basketball 11,12 Survival 11 Track 12 Senior 12 D.C.C. 11,12 D.B. 12 Key Club 11,12 Orientation Comm. 12 Honors Club 11,12 Chapel Comm. 11,12 Chapel Comm. Secretary 11,12 Prefect 12 Crotalus imanaging editor! 11 Unsupervised Walking 11 Student Senate 12 MICHELLE FRY , 1, I Cindy, what a Grandma! . . . Betty Boop, Have some peanut butter! . . . Nlcotine Fit! . . . Marlboro Lights! . . . Flip-Flop! . . . Katie don't blush! . . . Yearbook, Yearbook, Yearbook!!! Rio de Janeiro ! . . . What were you saying about my feet, Mrs. Rowe? . . . Mr. Miller, when are the trailers coming?'? Wes, the Nerd!! Free weekends . . . l'd like to make a collect call to Sao Paulo! The Shock! Saturday Night Water Fight with C.B. lGrannyJ . . . Neat . . . Orme Reform . . . Puxa Vida . . . What now, Flon'?! Carlito's Cafe! Hi Brennans!! The proper function of man is to live, not to exist, l shall not waste my days in trying to prolong them, l shall use my time. Jack London You go your way, l'll go mine. But let our roads cross from time to time. Katie Backlund NED GIZINSKI Horsemanship - 11,12 Yearbook Editor - 12 Senior Sec. - 12 Student Senate - 12 Drama - 11,12 Prefect - 12 Honors -11,12 Fine Arts Club - 11 Octet - 12 Chorus - 12 Chapel Comm. - 11,12 79 BRIAN GUERINGER Football 10,11,12- Survival fbegl 10 Survival fadvj 11,12 Tammy Loo-Loo . . . My Sissy-Cabin H10 - Backbacks and the Humpback . . . ln the daylight? - Bubba-Saudi Rules! - ln the Shack till twelve - Tuesday's Intervals - Sgt. Rock and Dani - Good morning Byron - You boobed it James - Upper River - Yea Upcreek - Balanced Brooms - Third period backgammon - Hey Erb - Four Mans - Cell 21 - Uh, hi Mr. Garst - You won Marianne - Pizza Hut Metro's ditches - Got a smoke? - PROJECT MOLE - Bathroom walls and the Chem. Lab - Uncle Don - Adobe Walls - driving - Studley and Hobo - Don's Mark - Boulder Rolling - Tucker's engagement in Osborn wash - Survival- The Nack - Thanksgiving with Vincent- Phillips and a dollar ago - Big fish do exist James - '78 Fine Arts Festival- Darkroom - Three days - Cat food bowls - Animal - Hey tinsel-teeth - T-shirts - We're Mr. Miller's boys . . . There's a time for feeling as good as we can The time is now, and there's no stopping us There's a time for living as high as we can Behind us you will only see our dust. AUDREY HAGEDORN Volleyball 9,10,11,12 Softball 9,10,11 Student Senate 9,1O,11,12 DCC 10,11 DB 12 Prefect 12 Varsity Club 11 Pep Club 10,11 Horsemanship 9 Class Rep. 9,12 Class Secretary 11 Track 12 Soccer mgr. 10,11 Wrestling mgr. 12 Chapel Committee 12 Tutor 11,12 rat lady . . . lambaya put day . . . Where're you from again? . . . camel jockey . . . ju-ju babies . . . Tasmanian devils in lran . . . houf-houf . . . don't get bad Westi . . . Fteneeay. . . Cid's Knees. . . not just first but lastly. . . permavedge. . . pretzels. . . chocolate chip cookies. . . llttle guy with big nose . . . der grosse man mit die grosse nose . . . banana bread . . . Hulia . . . mom-29 . . . Frustration G - l, Il, lll . . . volleyball . . . 21 . . .snalu . . .on the line. . .us. . .feeble. . .Camelot. . . Polish airplanes. . .green frogs. . .Scrooge. . .on and on and on . . .laterl Gruesome twosome . . . Up the Down staircase . . . Einstein 101 Elephants. . . OMG your teeth . . . 8th grade song . . . Fearsome threesome . . . Koolaid . . . Claud . . . Pinta . . . Play it again Sam . . . Munch out . . . Dorito's . . . 10'V, tin . . . Cordes . . . Laundry . . . Mexico City . . .That is the question. . .OH MAN. . . Suicide Parlor . . .Cleo 82. . .But Dottie. . .Dino. . .Trick o' treat. . .King of nothing. , .bubbles . . . poor Carla . . . Amen History . . . 1st base . . . wrong answers . . . wrong questions . . . La Cucaracha . . . Lips . . . Millionaire . . . Bowser . . . Nuerotic. . . When we're rich and famous . . . E. D. Erving . . .give me a break . . . Possession is 1!10th of the law. Que paso? . . .Strange and insane , . . Later . . . Its not time to make a change, Just relax, take it easy, You're still young, that's your fault, There's so much you have to know. Vice-President 8,10 Volleyball 8,11,12 Horsemansip 8,9 Survival 10 Softball 10,11,12 Pep Club 8,9,10 Yearbook 10,11,12 Work Detail 10 Basketball 8 Girl's Representative 12 Student Senate 12 F.A.S. 12 D.C.C. 12 Crotalus 11 Fine Arts Council 9,10 Drama 8,9 TINA HENDRICKSON Cat Stevens QQW1 1, 1 3191-M IL 1' 'A-' K'TP'fN'5 'K f ' 1 a F' ' ..- X K 'VXA W .- - ' - f- 1- ,Q T 4-ef Mifgf,-'vw3,jff ' 1' A5 -.Q K K. - V D ,A .. 'M Qbftm, i -0,4 ff'i'f'. -- egg, - - , A l , ,A Q-- X V V A. 9 11 K, F, .igi V V HV. My W YZ It Ut. - Q A X Y' 434'-1,-Q f' f f .n,'a: g4-V H L, . . 'K 'tw' -w.' 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QI wgl hunt' 'Qui 251 FRANCIE KIRKPATRICK Pep Club 10,11 Basketball 10,11,12 Volleyball 11,12 Softball 10 Track 11 Honors Club 10,11 D.C.C. 10,11,12 Student Senate 10,11,12 Horsemanship 10 Prefect 11,12 Ski Club 11 Chorus 12 TICTACS. . .Dani, wear your hat. . .Shall we? Lets. . .Cha's Initiation. . .Da Chack. . .Pete, Fig. . .l.L.Y. . .Darcus, turn off the light. . . Bathroom Brigade . . . 10 lb. salami . . . River of '79 . . . 3 years of B-ball, all right . . . Mikey, numero ocho . . . M and A, 5:00 AM . . . Chuco Head 81 the Infamous Perm . . . Liz, is it broken? . . . the nose buddies . . . triple jump . . . 3T, EN . . . Thanksgiving . . . Mike-n-Mich, journalism . . . SB, SO, MO and EO . . . Post Caravan or what? . . . GD the GC . . . Lee Baby . . . the three B's By the way, l'm choking . . . tossed green salad . . . Sharcus and Deri . . . Orientation with Sheri, what was l talking about? . . . . . Kamikazi volley-ball . . . Roger . . . Wesley, bones - would you give me five? . . . Dani, Sheri, Darcus, Tammy, fMiss Disco - P.A.T.J, Marianne, Nack, Stan, Lee, Casper, it . . . Wouldn't give a dime . . . lts all been well worth my while. . lt must've been HEATSTROKE . . . Casper, l'm impressed Toddlos, NMSIT . . . Reid 81 Hilt . . . Liz and Liz. . . Mike, Jo, Mich, Markus, Shrooms - goodbye . . . You'lI get over f I r 'fl f 1 we f. LH' U13 tx, Q ,gl 92.4 get f 5,3 it . ' fir 1 1 ' Q 9 .,. A 1 . 1- 2 v RON KORMAN Act. Vice-Pres. 11 F.A.S. Vice Chairman 11,12 Student Senate 11,12 Chr. Commons Room Committee 11,12 Prefect 12 Cross Country 9,10,11,12 Soccer 9 Basketball 9,10,12 Golf 9 Survival 10,11,12 Drama 10,11,12 Chorus 9,10,12 Orientation Comm. 12 Unsup. Walking 9,10,11,12 Hey Erb, it's time to get up , K.D. 2, K.U. 3, Cabin 83, Cell 21, The Shack, Cordes Junction, Gumby, Hamburger! , Dip, Take,it easy Erb. , 3175, C.V.S. - J.B. - Cabin 37, Howdy Chuck , Kari-Lynn, April 15th, Ten Little Indians, Big Steve, The Minute Maid Can, a pickup truck, Fine Arts, That's a big ten-four big dude. , 23.38'M, of my life, 60 exams - ugh, GROGEN, Big Jen - it all on and on and on, Main Caravan '79. Well it's goodbye, goodbye, Easy Street. When you say goodbye, it is goodbye. - Jerry Jeff Walker - W, -. 'If' to Fuzz, Bo-Ftip and Mikey, 5:30 and on the run Rose Bud, Flash Wes, Happy Thanksgiving Wes, N.M.S.I.T., Smoan, 3T, Buford, Hilton side by side, 88, Christy, Frustration ll, N.D.T.B.F., Injustice Lane, L.A., Scrooge, BRFIR, Down 81, I moved us in, you do the laundry, Osk on the rise, Man problems, downcreek March 24th, You did tell me so, Wes wouldn't come over here? fishing, Hup Iet's go, Mark Judson today, 4th quarter stuff, Ed, Why, Journalism room, Michelle, It's been real, do I have you beat, Aqua lube, Peanut Butter, Reid and Francie run, Mr. Outdoor Life, I can taste it, Mark was your father a mule? That's Communist, later, Splash, Barricklowl, the green man, AAB, 9, 10, 11, and yes 12, Bean Dip, Cold? always, cup check, say hello to Jose for me, T, G, 81 Y, Sharkus and Dairy, Phil, I going now , Bye. Although you think you know everything you know very little. - Jack Rowe It's one big game. - Lisa G. Moody Good times never felt so good. - Commadors MIKE LAMB Football 10 Cross Country 11,12 Basketball 10,11,12 Track 10,11,12 Unsup. Walking 11,12 DCC 12 .. ..-',4C-'eu 86 If n .ll :!'--- . of M'- ' x A , ' U e . . . L 3 7 X 5--L.. -H- . -we-M My-A In is Intensive 78,79 . . . Quest 78,79 . . . The Orme Experience? . . . What am I doing? . . . Boz . . . Dreamer . . . How does that make you feel? . . . Ziggy Fat Eat . . . Odd . . . Curses were wonderful. . . . Morgans . . . RL . . . Flenee . . . What do I say? . . . Camelot . . . Hey . . . Carbo out . . . ? W 'tth tion ?. I. .Minnesota. . .North!Shore. . .Graduation Youthinkyou'recrazyl?. . .Harpies. . .Onedayatatime. . .How'boutahug.. . . asa a g . . . Thanks Mom and Dad, I love you. SUSAN LASLEY volleyball 12 Survival 12 Chapel Comm. 12 87 I, A . . fy Q ivhgwv? ,88 l i Another one of those Saturday nights, cabin 22, late times and earl times Bam B t' f y , or oo, :me or another DC, gnob gnob, who's got a flem, Nick Nack, Lanley, Badu, Bo Flipp, Grad night '78, Colorado River '79, Graduation 80? Three years and we still might make it, the end of a beginning, OH DANDYI FRITZ LEHMANN You can't always get what you want . . . but if you try sometime, you just might find you get what you need. - Rolling Stones JEFF LEVITZ Track 11 Jouralism 11 Tennis 12 Prefect 12 You can't always get what you want . . . But if you try some time, you just might find you get what you need. Jagger, Richard 'Y V Suicide Squad . . . Clep H4 . . . Chick Pox twins . . . Ohhh Dottie . . . BUBBLES . . . Waldo . . . Please return all keys Kung of Nothing Lips . . . La Cucaracha . . . J.T. forever . . . Oh my monkey . . . Millionaire . . . Amen History . . . Possession is nine-tenths of the law When we're rich and famous . . . Tiny Tina . . . What a gas . . . Weird and Crazy . . . Poopertrooper . . . Later . . . Much . We wanderers, ever seeking the lonelier way, Begin no day where we have ended another day, And no sunrise finds us where sunset left us Kahlil Gibran They don't see their days slipping by by, and neither do l . . . - James Taylor - Your life my friend, is an island separated from all other islands and continents. Regardless of how many boats you send to other shores or how many ships arrive upon your shores, You, yourself are an island separated by its own pains, secluded in its happiness and far away in its compassion and hidden in its secrets and mysteries. Volleyball 10,11 Work Detail 12 Yearbook 11,12 Tennis 10,11 Survival 10 Unsupervised Walking 10,11,12 Softball 11 Rattler 10 CARLA LUNDBERG use Mi F wiw 'il 9 KL' k ,4 Q 9 X , A jfs V . J X ' ,Q , C K V- ' , f M ' K, 4 , it , . , I gy? K, W tid' I , X J Q Y V' .. , .N -Wm, N 5 I -,'.am'ft 'tf f ie-ggi L I :sf L , , - ff r' . 15524, , , ,wir P ' L , -. ' , - .K ,A . A. Vjqhr, . It K , ,.,,.1r .V . b , . V I t. ri V+ , ' at ji g . hi ' ' W , , . I . hm' 'gb' f , 'gf , -. . - -' ' I i , A gf 1 Q- ' ' . .-,I fi, 5. M W ' L dh? usual J ' me uf . -g ' 1-f,4,'g4' L . Jchgsw ,. m-A -I The hippy with the L.A. Dodgers hat . . . Monster . . . a la monda . . . Tucker PleaseI...Nifter, Niffer...Double T...No, Steve, yes l'll change the rules for tonight . . . Did Dotty see you . . . Jerry Jeff 81 Jimmy Buffet . . . The big gig . . . Gigi, where did you get that hat? . . . Caravan '79 . . . Cabin 19 . . . James go get water . . . James you boobed it . . . Cat food bowls . . , Oscar . . . Thunderin Eddie . . . Wes 8. Todd man . . . You woos . . . zee wing ding . . . Double Eagle . . . You're not going to believe this but we have an unsuual call . . . J.D. . . . For a dollar . . . Shroomies, The Knack 81 Bubba . . . Don't touch it Fritz . . . Giligan? . . . Eh, coach . . . The engagement . . . Osborn Creek . . . The shack . . . Uncle Don . . . LITTLE SHERRIE . . . The squid . . . Woody You're boobin it . . . Phoenix Christian . . . Lets play backgammon . . . Spring break '79 . . . Carlos Obrians . . . Puerto Vallarta . . . Elote . . . Let's do a bone . . . Los Gallos Nick, Los Gallos . . .QEnana. . . Huera. . . Yla Alemanal . . . Carlos, Carlos . . . Brew . . . Got cigaret? . . . Its St. Paradise el I heard people calling while I was in the shower 3 81 0, 6 8- 0, 9 8. 0 . . . Hey Mom . . . Cabin H2 . . . Pelon . . . 22-6. . . Get it together . . . Hoss 8 Napkin . . . How's your back Tor? . . . Coach you have a retarded dog . . . NAU . . . I went to three high school's. Orme is and was the one for me. I love Orme. Thanks to all those who helped me through, those who tolerated me and those who cared. Thanks to the two pelones who helped me grow up and Mrs. Stelzer who made my academic life seem sensible. Won't you please tell me who I am Supertramp Some people say there's a woman to blame but I know it's my own fault. Jimmy Boffet Thanks Mom 8. Dad STAN MCCANN b Football 11,12 Soccer 11 Tennis 11,12 Prefect 12 Student Senate 12 NICK MACRIS Soccer 9,10,11,12 Football 11,12 Golf 9 Basketball 9 Trap 11,12 ft, Prefect 12 Work Detail 9,10 Unsup. Walking 10,11,12 i Keating Up-4 . . . Old Butterfly West, Cabin 82, Cabin 312 . . . Nikom and Todd, SHAKA BRADDA . . . Don't touch it Fritz . . . W.P.O.D. and Cha's . . . the Point . . . Jay and Disco . . . Carry on Lanatios . . . Envvy . . . Caravan '79 . . . 870 . . . L-Bow . . . All Right Chicago! . . . Brittly . . . The Engagement . . . Thanks . . . It's simple as black and white, vote Buford . . . The three Blondes and Henry . . . Macana . . . Bo-Rip and Co . . . Adios Senor Senora . . . Uncle Don . . . The Savage Seven . . . Some Corn please . . . Mahorny and Sgt. Ftock . . . Bubba . . . Orientation '79 . . . You boobed it James . . . Big Al and Finch . . . Me? . . . Westies . . . Carlos . . . Boulder Rollers . . . Later on . . . Brooksie, Deano 8t Gilligan . . . How should l end this? . . . Later Jennifer . . . I have clinched and closed with the naked north. I have learned to defy and defend. Shoulder to shoulder we have fought it out. Yet the wild must win in the end. - Robert Service - .F ,f , - r f is v' L , X . 1' W. - ' if 't 4 1 Z' T., , H? R bg: ,A -814. V lx I 'I ' xii: T , ,Q --2135? XR., vt .. ' di F , ' , 'Q t Q 1 f '11, 9 . , in , -1 1 4 1 aiatc 1: S 1. 1, f ,Qt , 'L' 9' tt. , I,. TAMMY MAHONEY Volleyball - 11,12 Gymnastics - 11 Yearbook - 11 Senior - 12 Prefect - 12 Sextet - 11,12 D.C.C. - 12 1 Student Senate - 12 Tennis - 12 Snafu . . . ICNARF KCIRTAPKRIK . . . REFINNEJ NENNO . . . YMMAT . . . NAIRB . . . INNAD IRREHS SUCRAD MAYREEAN Billy Brian Bob . . . LouLou . . . Roo . . . Cherry Sue . . . Ellie May lW.W.J . . . Bathroom Brigade Nerdle Pony 453 Dr Sprite and Mrs. Sunkist. . .SeniorS-8tShack. . .Sharkus. . .Derri. . .Debbie,whereareyou?. . .T-Anchor Koolaid Raid WOW CHAS W POD . . .Hi Steve, All right Chicago. . .Let's Play BUZZ. . .ENGAGED?. . .Yahoo!. . .Caravan 79 ERB Get outta my way! Illhitchal Flowerpot Up85 . . . whatcha doin? . . . Yeah Florida, Hi Wes . . . Gator . . . Los Bananas . . Hang Ten Disqueall Let s Jam Let s Disco. . .86 thats. . .TED NUGENT. . .365 BUBBA. . .Stop That. . .Knick KnacklSeniorJ. . FRENCH FRY HowaboutLatin? Howboo' . . . Shellfry . . . Gilligan . . . Tuck . . . Eskimo Pie . . . Hippo potami . . . WEAR BEAR . . . Look Sharp James Blond Secret Missions . . . Napkin! Who's Weird . . . Let's Limbo . . . HOSS . . . Cartoon Language . . . The Twist' James you boobed ntl For sure For sure You're crazy . . . You gleekie . . . ONNENON . . . Sgt. Rock . . . Tamarag . . . Byroon, Yeah July 18' You veged Hi Mikey do you like it? . . . NEDBUDDY . . . Lee Dahlstrune . . . Baldwell . . . the all-American . . . Yeah, CORDASK Who? Kormone Hey Bud TEN Q 1wt . . . Hey Baby . . . Sweetums . . . Was that a yawn? . . . OWOOAH! . . . ANY sa,-2, ' 79, X rv Q .,..1 ff . I . I l , , I z N u 17, ,. ,i . - A 4- U6 A YOSHIHITO MATSUMURA jf, NELLIE MARTIN Pep Club 10 Horsemanship 10,11 State-4-It 10,11 Drama 10,11,12 Rec. Tennis 12 Softball 12 Bahhh! l miss you Steph! I miss Ellen! Pizza! Sir Daniel Chant . . . Green M8.M's. Larry-when the fire is gone smoke gets in your eyes Maria-Maria-Rose-Dawa-Teresa-Gomez-Sangria-Alexander. There will be no peanuts between us. Play girl of the month Lets get bored Pleez don be noisy. Girls I can hear you clear out to the barn yard! - Dottie. Oh that Nellie - Mrs. Miller. Not on the stage I left my heart in S F A C T BTA - Lovey, Piggy, Giggles, 8. Smelly popcorn for days. Tardiness, a way of life. Procrastination. Whaddaya mean I don t look like a senior'7 7 Ross s Yodels. Gilda Fiadner. Thank you Ellen 8t Maria. wi. -: DAVID MOORE Football 10,11,12 Tennis 10,11,12 Yearbook 10 Wrestling 11 Newspaper 11 Varsity Club 11 Long time - lt's been such a long time, I think I should be goin'. And time doesn't wait for me, it keeps on rolIin'. Sail on, on a distant highway. l've got to keep on chasin' a dream. l've gotta be on my wayg wish there was something I could say. - Boston People of the South Wind There are some who can still remember All the things that we used to do But the days of our youth were numbered And the ones who survive it are few Oh, I can still see the smiling faces When the times were so good All in the old familiar places l'd go back if I could . . . - Kansas Stuffguys, Metro, Taddy Buddies . . . Cabin 1114, Swobby bonz, so running's good for you, huh? . . . Sugar blues are bad, Renee! . . . 340 Go for it . . . Lead for the other ride . . . fruit . . . J.R. . . . Bitchin and Munster . . . have fun, Sir! . . . Tennis is 31 . . . Reenie-Pooh! . . . Something new, something different! . . . Oh, Susies! . . . Wind sock . . . Bullback . . . Sky Harbore . . . What a dude! . . . Howdy Doodys rule!! l -ey w ,gef- 49' 'S pw JENNIFER ONNEN Varsity Club 11 Pep Club 0,11 Prefect 12 Volleyball 10,11,12 Basketball 10,11,12 Softball 10 Track 81 Field 10,11,12 Survival 11 Tennis 12 Student Senate 11 Unsupervised Walking 10,11,12 Disciplinary Board 12 Honors Club 11,12 El baby . . . huera . . . Vive la gay Paris . . . Kloset Klan . . . French Fry . . . G.T. . . . Hey Babe . . . Saudi Juice . . . Spot On the Line B-ball at Seton . . . 324 yeah! . . . Yummat Yenoham . . . Roon by . . . Dis is de Chack mon . . . Disco N.B.N.B. . . . Perm James you boobed it again. . . . Colorado River '78,'79 . . . Fteeb Straf 81 Meek . . . Shortness . . . Michelle, not again, we'll have to evacuate the room! Oh dont be red, its not even 9:00 yet . . . Hit Nick Hit Nick? . . . Mike are you sure you have 52? . . . Todd, Mitch, Wes at Farrels . . What do you mean watch out for the chord? l sure found it ugh! . . . Senior Campfire. 321, 42, 10, 23 . . . Somf . . . Debbie, foo . . . Oh Dotty On 81 On 81 On . . . Wesly thanks for being there . . . Frobate Ill . . . Spin the bottle in the shack . . . truch or dare . . . Father Wes . . . Seniors! Kamakazee lee, take care! . . . D--n we're good! . . . Nedfit . . . Lanacious . . . Commons Room and little cushions . . . The Orme Experience? Thanks everyone Its been zain! Badain Enshallah. C-up. ' A I 2 May God bless and keep you always May your wishes all come true May you always do for others And let others do for you May you build a ladder to the stars And climb on every rung And may you stay forever young Bob Dylan l'm gonna fly to where the sky meets the land and the living is not planned And the children can laugh just cause they're living l'll send for you, if you ever want me to But you'lI have to find a whole new way of giving Oh, live in the country! Dan Fogelberg - Moore or less . . . Gran turista . . . Brew . . . Odds - the crazy camel jocky . . . Sids Knees . . . Pearhead . . . Big AI, Delecita - se extrano . . . Chops 8. Papa Luigi . . . Flip flop . . . Carlitos cafe . . . Earthworm Pie . . . I have to run where? . . . Feet don't fail me now! . . . How about some coffee with your sugar David? . . . La la la-ing in Spanish IV . . . Yogurt fits . . . Peperoons. . . X-country rules! . . . Isadora. . . Senioritis to the max . . . No juege in mi clase! . . . Flavio cleaning fluid . . . Gotta go but l'lI be back! FIENEE OPPENHEIN Horsemanship 9 Class Pres. 10 Class Rep. 11 Drama Club Pres. 11,12 Cheerleader 10,11 Pep Club 10,11 Student Senate 10,11,12 Chapel Committee 12 Chorus 10,11,12 Sextet 11,12 Octet 11,12 Prefect 11,12 Key Club 11,12 Honors Club 11,12 Cross Country 11,12 Track and field 11,12 PAM ROGERS Cum Laude 11,12 Horsemanship 11 4-H 11 Fine Arts Council 11 Survival 12 Track 12 Unsupervised Walking 12 Flowerpot, down and up . . . Carla and Tina. . .crazier than I was . . . quiet and Calvin and then Covey? . . . W, G, and L . . . Nancy S . . . Sherrie and Eldon . L . branding . . . spaghetti and steak . . . Pep and Tammy . . . now Terry , . . Dellacita and Ftenecita, my new roomie . . . Harper 81 . . . Aud and Sue . . . Lew and Stu . . . the Millers . . . Tab at the Shack . . . gotta have a yogurt . . . ski trips . . . River trip . . . going home . . . sunfish . . . sunfun . . . thanks, Orme, it's been . . . different. The best is only bought at the cost of great pain. -Colleen McCullough Outwitted He drew a circle that shut me out- Heretic, rebel, a thing to flout. But love and I had the wit to win! We drew a circle that took him in! -Edwin Markham Junior Class Sec.-Treas. O.R.A. Sec.-Treas. 11,12 Cowboy Historical Society Horsemanship Pin Newspaper 11,12 Drill Team fEquestriani 11,12 Rodeo 11,12 4-H Horse 11,12 MIKE ROSENHEIM 'WJ LARRY RYAN Orme. . .Whoatheexperience. . .Lonliness. . .TT. . .Fledman'?. . .B.H.. . .Nellie Bear. . .goodtimes. . .Theporch. . . Notgood chiIdren . . .Snow?. . .AmmoniaD. . .Skunk attacks?. . .up Keating 31. . .Skateboarding. . .flyaways. . .Mattress tube. . .Daggy the Conn.radical . . tube chair bings. . . Do it up . . . Scott Bennett and Salty. . . The full-on B run . . . Football? . . . lWanna surf! . . . Rad snow-ball wars . . . 1st time, upper bowl . . .speaking of bowlos. . . Big Al, Bru, Carlos . . . goalie. . . Tucker, man . . . Tennis team loadies. . .Tubular bushes . . . upcreek rain-run . . . negatory . . . lt's a bit nipply out . . . NHO's . . . Da kine Senior class . . . Da chack locals . . . in through the out door . . . The river expedition . . . NAVARAC . . . get reeled . . . Sherbidi Bowlos Headers . . . Bail . . . Terrorize ! . . . That's crusty . . . Moldy . . .Who beefed?. . .Barbie J. . .What a Punkin !. . .Lynn W. . . Pam A. . .Michelle F. . .J.J.. . . Wesley, Mikoh . . . later days good people 5945121 7' 101 .Q .MP-' is .YT r' ' r .,i::g, 1 ' I 4' . Irish p . ,. Just sitting here and thinking friends, . l . 'llQLOClX will f HOW dreadful life l'WOuld be. Hi . . . No, but I'd like to be. . .YAH . . .Shrooms. . . lf l had N01 KNOWN yOU at all Ranger Day . . . Skiing . . . A-Basin . . . Lets pray for Y0u've got to get up every morning with ANd YOU had N01 KNOWN me- some snow. Chit yeah! . . . Cha's . . . Que tal Ticilia? asmile on yourface And showtheworld, All things we've shared would then be IOSL . . . Crank the tunes . . . Pat Travers . . . Sarpe . . . an the love in your heart. All l10P9S and l1eaflaCl19S too. Randy St Linda . . . Pam, do you think the rooms are -Carole King The world W0'-lld be 9 dfeaflf Place bugged?. . . lf we were poo, we'd all be stuck. . . .Hey lf l had N01 KNOWN yOU. Bindy, Ratter are all the popcorn . . . Faze . . . Annex -AN0NYm0US- . . . Nellie - SNL is a definite must. . . Keep smilin Missy . . . I have to go make a phone call . . . No razzle-dazzle for me . . . Here?? . . . Spin the bic . . . Eloping backwards, huh? . . . Estoy chocheada . . . Baby Lungs . . . l have a question . . .Look parents, I made it! . . . Graduation Enjoy, enjoy . . . Anytime for a friend of mine . . . Take it easy all you rowdies . . . MARCELLA SCHACHER Horsemanship 12 Drama Club 12 Tennis 12 Chapel Comm. 12 Yearbook 12 Unsup. Walking 12 102 Harper 3 Tammaroo . . . geek . . . the Covey . . . M 8 M's . . . basketball . . . Shorty . . . 811 . . . Cross Country . . Renee Partner Papa Louegl McDonalds . . disco tonight . . . Hopi . . .Terri . . .shrimp . . .water lights . . . skunks. . .fun . . . laughter learning teaching sharing. . . memories. . .good-bye. . .thank-you . . . US'-KWA-LE. . . Good-bye reservation, Hello American tradition My new home to be, My new friends to be. Learning is hard to do, Living you've got to do. All my high school years Are memories and tears, Leaving is hard to do But thanks to you This is my appearance ELVENA PEP TAYLOR DAWA-IN-MANA -Pep Taylor Hello, Good-bye Basketball 11,12 Cross Country 1 Track 11,12 Key Club 11,12 Varsity Club 11 Senate Rep. 11 Prefect 12 1,1 Written by my experience. l, to follow my leaders Must climb the ladders, To reach my goal Till I rest my soul. Time is running out l say look out. Now good-bye to you all, My memories will never fall. -Pep Taylor DAVID THOMPSON D.C.C. 12 Student Senate 12 Baseball 9,11 Soccer 11 Drama 8,9,10,11,12 Survival 8,12 Yearbook 8,9.10,11 Chorus 9,11 ,12 I don't wanna get up. , Survival: D8.G, Green Nostrils, Play it again Sam, P.D. and the Bottle Rocket Batallion, Give me ze cigarette! , C.V.S., GROGEN, Black lJockoJ, Benny, King Edwards, The Minute Maid Can, TT Cow Pie War, Graig iB.B.i, El Flono, Chris Town, S.W. St F.A., Mr. Potatoe Head, C:I.Q.!, Alison, Cell 21, Homecoming '78, Christmas Tree, C.V. Twice, Backpacker 112, Brian no backgammon! , Canon, Closet Man, Brrrr, I think I'II have a dip first. Howdy Buckaroos, Scampwalker time again. -Jerry Jeff Walker The trouble with resisting temptation is you may not get another chance. -Dr. Laurence J. Peter 'I Q, . wif i . l -nr ., 1 ...L 4,,i,,, ly? 15.45 1'1lE3-f1l 'S?+'l3:wi 1. 4 ' 1 W? . B- M may mrviw f Q 5 ggi: I .. if :ffl S ' 'W ' ' Qt: 1:53-fi. 'il . .1, V, Q x,.w:s, xg, 'ein ,.. , rrlff' X1 i' aww W 1 fn- '-V 5 in . CE ', 55 -1 . 5. , t ff.: .X sz' I . Lf sa j'.',l1,.,,'- ,wf-Aff, ' w ,.- ,f ' me 's-H,:g--- 'vijizx b 5:1-14-gm, if 4 .1 . ,D 1-ff: g 'fly . r. i Q: ' 5 5 Q' 33 Q, M ff ,WK 5 Atgavsrixc A., - ,.,f.,?,,1-gg., he V a .p g I. ' 'ff' . ' ' .- we X' may 31, Z X a l-... 1 -1 do 1 eo 1 . s, A X lxxu, .V ,, . 1 -I -5 .Q X, ji. ef' f' 'gif' 1 nil. ff Q C '.x .,' T'f-v.+'H'3 f1 'ff , gum . , -Af lx, 1 -I-TA' 4, is DANA TUCKER Chapel Committee 11 Chess Club 11,12 Football Letter 11,12 Newspaper 11,12 Survival Prefect ,1 1' 5. ug ky? , , 1xgg'.,h. lk, A , ., wif 'S- 'Q' fs? .r ,,, slew, we 1 W -, , 1 ,.w --.ga-sv egfiztf 'jfml' ,eg X Stagg. W -s ares ' P- if 4 I bet it gives big ones! . . . Spot . . . Cabin 810 . . . Project Mole . . . Upcreek Mole . . . The Shack . . . Camp Verde 118123 . . . Schrooms . . . Snowbowl . . . Bones . . . Igoing . . . Brooks. . . Chuck . . . Nick Nick . . . Sorry no lines . . . Peons. . . No comment . . . Benny. . . We have to keep the looners on the path . . . Survival . . . Burr Heads . . . Cotton Top . . . Cannon . . . Solos . . . Everybody does sooner or later . . . Ski Trips . . . town trips . . . Bee Stings . . . Granite Mountain . . . T,G, 81 Y . . . Quazar Boys Camping . . . Go change the tunes . . . Fishing . . . Whenever possible . . . Going, going, going, going . . . Savage 7 . . . BYRON WILSON Football 10,11,12 Survival 9,10,11,12 Track 11 Tennis 9 Survival 10,11 lv-'w...,h 106 - ,ri 1 , M .. ' Wu' I an V,,Qg'I,t5:,.qV I ,I 115' f n3,v f ,Q ,,1fw, fQ535 fy 'egci t' 5j m f ' 2 fgfffljgfgya f ' li me . . ,Q 14531 gl . , -.gg ' 'Q X f I f2fa2itF ' X 2? .Q L - ' I ff ' A Q' S.O.M.F. . . . Would you give me five? . . . Corn, Please Phil the Thrill, L-Baby, Happy Thanksgiving, Chester the Molester, Big Mama, Little Mama . . . Bonzo, Big Chas, F5, A.A.B., French Fry, Cabin 1, Say hello to Jose! . . . Markus of Arabia, Grizzly, Mukla, Flash Mike, I told you so, Frustration ll Jen, Michelle, and Todd - Shakespeare at Farrel's, Thanks for running my life Mike! . . . BoRip and Company, Hilt- Spa-lash, I'm gonna duke ya. Super Fry, Fry Baby, Stanley 1120, Thanksgiving at L's, How many intervaIs?, On the line, Something new, something different . . . THAT'S MY ROOMMATE TODDI, OF THE BATHS, Good for you, I goin, Todd and Bunheim, Nikki, You corrupted my roommate, FINALLY! . . . HAWAII - Over the Falls, The Connection I wish I was an Oscar Mayer wiener. April Fools, Wes, don't be THE LETTER - Francie, Oh, I didn't know you guys were in here, N.M.S.l.T., Wanda Baby, Cuz, Don't get bad Derri and Sharkus, Are the slopes open, Triple Jump, Wicked Wanda, T.O.P.3 Tor, Who hit ya Todd? BIG Vampire Bats, Slurp it up in the Journalism room, Oh, umbal, Ned the Red, B-Billat Seton, The Throwin Smoatn, Nik nak, James, you boobed it, The Animal, Tamarag Mahony, Just Relax . . . Nice Rip, Ed Buddy, Dump Truck, Shrimp, Betty Boop, Midget . . . I wish the world were truly happy, living as one. I wish the word they call freedom, someday would come. COMMODORES lt's been real! WES WOOLF . I Cross Country - 10 Football - 11,12 Basketball - 10,11,12 Track -10,11,12 Tennis - 10 Baseball - 11 Chapel Comm. - 10,11,12 xigx, V X R itudelnt BFody lgres. - 12 A it ct. ice resi ent- 11 ' K xt D.B. - 11 D.C.C. - 10 Drama -10,11,12 Chorus - 10,11,12 Octet - 11,12 107 BRUCE YUAN Basketball Letter 10,11,12 Survival 10,11,12 I 109 H-'hx j 1 . --wg H f Af J! 1 . e if-X wa .,, SSN 1 L Aghh L ggi: M,.,f+f , ,Q...-x .. -up.. A A C T I V I T I E I S 111 HEEFKLEADERS ...Mk Cindy Brooks Amy Rowe Tammy Mahoney 112 Patty Dunchock Lori Dingley Ann Cordasco was .t ,Q f-.. ,L+ '35 3 Q r Ti, it ,K hilt: ' in , A., Cindy, Ann, Amy, Lori, Tammy and Patty Cindy, Tammy and Patty 'nv 1, . ' v! - 'ri K ' '4 I 1 The Cheerleaders, together with the Mascots, have played an important part in boosting school spirit. Besides being active at home sports events, they traveled to quite a few off-campus games. They did pep rallies and made many posters for the games. Planning and decorating for the Homecoming Dance was also their responsibility, and the event was a huge success, from the money- raising aspects to the crowning of the King, Queen and attendants. Patty and Tammy 113 BOTTOM ROW, L-R. R. Woodward, D. Moore, M. Simms, B. Gueringer, N. Macris, D. Tucker, S. McCann, B. Wilson, B. Wilmeth, J. Black, C. Coats, T. Hafley. 2ND ROW, R. Holway, C. Ketcham, J. Barrick, T. Smith, M. Kessler, B. Bracker, W. Allen, C. Barrick, B. Cordasco, W. Woolf, T. Los Banos, R. Niederman. 3RD ROW: J. Matteucci, T. Dowell, J. Todd, S. Manaka, T. Pease, K. Ito, A. Edwards, S. Wentz, M. Hartnett, T. Owen, L. Evans. 4TH ROW, S. Gordon, R. Hiroms, M. Hiroms, D. Lapkin, M. Muster, A. McCann, K. Woods, J. de Vengoechea, B. Sopkin, F. Lehmann, A. Miller. FGGTBALL I I sas Y 4' N wma: . T W . Wav 1 ig, 55.1, . Q, -9 fit- '.... :ff l gg, , - t l 1 'gxlgwfwi . Rig! Q, N.l.,LM . ,W Ang l This year's football season was perhaps one of the most successful in many years, finishing with an 8 and 1 record. The Warriors fought long and hard to lead the school to a strong recognition by other schools around the state, and a fierce and intense pride that will not die easily in the years to come. ln perhaps the hardest hitting game of the season, the Warriors fought for a 21 to 13 win over Phoenix Christian, however, an extremely emotional game was to follow four weeks later. After losing a close game to San Pasqual in 1977, Coach Miller built a surprise that hit with the force of a hurricane. This year, the pride of San Pasqual was left stunned and beaten by a 22-6 score. ln a very fiercely contested game with Camp Verde, defeat came for the only time. Leaving the field with many in tears, the Warriors still had pride, and a victory over Judson to go. Many will leave as seniors, but others are left to carry on the pride that will live forever in those that were here. This year's awards went to the following: Coaches Award - T. Los Banos, Off. Back - D. Tucker, Off. Line - B. Wilson, Def. Back - S. McCann, Def. Line - B. Gueringer, Most Improved - B. Wilmeth, Sec. Team All State Line Backer - D. Tucker N ' ,,,.p,Msqd AM! 3 Q .-.t V N ff-gf 1 v 51,1325 ORME Bradshaw Mountain ..... .......... 1 4 - 8 Phoenix Christian ...... ....... 2 1 - 13 Bagdad ................... ,..... 7 - 0 Phoenix Indian ....... ....... 2 0 - 3 East Fork ............ ....... 5 7 - 0 San Pasqual .... ....... 2 2 - 6 Gila Bend ......... .... 1 5 - 14 Camp Verde ....... ....... 1 4 - 26 Judson ............. ....... 3 6 - 0 li Pr' all kk , .-biiihlii' wars, W Jn.,-g,,. ,I-K . 1-4 L' . -in Q ,A Q,30k'.,,'!,W,.,, . g I gk . . -. Q ww ! 'C -Q 'xS f-K1 VARSITY if gy 4--'- ,,.,.-ff-1 XX X ,A Bottom row, I.-r. D. Darcy, S. Lasley, J. Onnen, D. Dowell. 2nd row, L. Covey ' A. Hagedorn, F. Kirkpatrick, M. Fry. 3rd row, K. Tarnutzer, N. Foley, E. Westfield 1- Top row, C. Garst, L. Dahlstrom. Q x 1 . N' i Hx V+' i ,owns 'Nm ...g..-mow,-.ww.,.q-,pg-pwwwuun JUNIOR VARSITY Mu 'll 'fi Bottom row, l. to r., M. Marshall, K. Ginter, M. Griffin. Middle row, L. Flouch, J. Foster, C. Fry. Top row, C. Garst, A. McCrossen, A. Westfield. VCJLLEYBALL CROSS COUNTR A umm. omg: FRONT ROW L-R5 C. Fiske, M. Lamb, P. Feighner, C. Brown, T. Owens, K. Shiba, R Gilbert. BACK ROW, Coach L. Romagnano, L. Upjohn, D. Christopher, A. Hilton, B Ames. A. Boyd, N. Coit. E. Taylor. R. Oppenheim. 1' nm I 118 W 4 Mahi WRESTLING The War,-igr Wrestlers overcame lack of D. Moore, S. Manaka, K. Ito, B. Bracker, T. Los Banos, R. Woodward, A. Hilton, M. experience, a brutal Schedule and 3 rash of Simms, N. Coit, J. Fry, R. Holway, Coach L. Romagnano. injuries to win its own Invitational Tournament and the title of top Independent School in Arizona. The word Team was never more appropriate for describing a group of Orme Wrestlers. With only four returning lettermen, and facing the longest and toughest schedule ever, the Warriors set about the task of building a team. Hidden in a 3-11-1 dual meet record is the development of many talented newcomers to a sport that requires the knowledge of many techniques and mat experience. The month of February marked the emergence, under the leadership of captains Todd Los Banos and Allan Hilton, of a team that could challenge for the Independent School crown. In the final meet of the year, the Warriors garnered six gold medals, two silver, three bronze and a narrow five point victory in their own Invitational Tournament. Todd Los Banos and Allan Hilton shared top individual honors this season. Todd was 16-3 overall, the most wins ever in one season by an Orme Wrestler. He was second at the Williams Tournament, third at the tough Joseph City Tournament and was 135 lb. champ and Outstanding Wrestler in the Warrior Invitational. Allan was 14-2 this year: he was second at Joseph City and pinned three straight opponents fone in 13 secondsl enroute to the 122 lb. crown in the Warrior Invitational. Sophomore Rick Holway ended a strong 13-8 season with three pins in less than seven minutes to capture the 141 lb. title at the Warrior invitational. Freshmen Norris Coit, in his first year of wrestling, was 9-8 on the season and 101 lb. champ at the Warrior meet. Junior Mike Simms overcame a painful rib injury to win the 191 lb. class in his final meet, and Freshman Rich Woodward capped a 5-8 campaign with a second place finish in the Warrior Tourney. . X 'T . x 120 ' A . ' '1 Lfivffir A Lf - jff Sfv'5'5': ff vii'-'T'-limi..-'5..:' Nifll- 4: A- - - .K-f:.. Q mf 1 v . fl Q - V, 0' 9 5 9 Q? 'v x ' .Q We N YE' I A ,Q,,,,,, :A , fjiggz, fi. ,g 'Z fi: Q .. r f .1i4P',1 .,-., u f-5'f M 'Q'f '. ,lf . - - f f . . .- ,vi Q .... A -'M , . .,--W1 1 x .' . J ...,.. ,Y f V 5, A.. ,. L, A , . sif'f.'usf-W ' ,Y I N. -- - Q-5 ,, , 1' Egg C t :ia 1 A S1'f?'9'.. 2 -W - ., f .'N:Qgf.:2Z,.-45 L ' - f Q P 1 fb- M A, . J A T hwy'--g , ALE f. :ji Q 4 gf, - - ,p r.,sg.w:w,:4l31Qg:Q5 5 ' ' ty' X wyww . - ' UKUONHL Ur. .4 ,f:f1f,.4. mf? if? :Q9S'ci:fi+1 :H af 2 4 i L J Mf UKNEWRKBIU WW wh 1 T- rw-W-rz 7T i ' ' I, i i E Q ' I n . , 1 3 I s - , E 2 4 , K ' L L L xl flip, W' 'L X . ' 5, V A If V , Li-A -1? 43, ,L-K ,... Q. A f , ,I ,-113 ,..L,f,-I f - , ' 'Q 12723 Q . A -W -!:m,1iE1L VKYVA, i . page -- 4, ,,,.,,lQ-,f k iii-'W ,..mf2v-M Mn, Wx? ' 3 1 Q - 'P+ ' . . 4, ,,. , f fn.. M' -7, :sam , 4934 5 ,,-Zi llfx xx . N ' I T! if ,M -Q ,W M GIRLS 'J . L --v -,X .HN BASKETBALL , V f 111 - .P Z . H, K ? A Q W W uv ,, aw FRONT ROWQ L-RQ M. Lane, B. Cordasco, W. Woolf, M. Lamb, T. Dowell. BACK ROWQ M. Muster, A. Benjamin, C. Brown, P. Feighner, J. Barrick. BASKET M. Muster, S. Noman, A. Miller, R. Storre, T. Steinbeck, C. Barrick BALL 2 Z Q .. rf., J f . A - wgmfqffg-1135 lyjsig-Q'-' .. , .fy -.', f- ' ix , Eff x -3 4 XZ' X E .hm NK In--g.C14l64'f ,Q 6-1' .w., E---E 5. A -4 K EQ:-. fig! 4' TL. . . . '4 My Ni I r' . :wi -., is Ike ferr' ix ' 1. SURVIVAL ,gm Jfl Beginning survival in the fall of 1979 had students start and finish the complete course. It was one of the strongest groups we have had for some time. Out of that group joined other survivalists for the Winter Term advanced program. The program went well until mid-January, then the weather turned against us. We are still hopeful that some of our major exercises, including the 48 hour solos, can be completed in the spring of 1980. t...,-N. V- 4 CHGRAL GROUPS The choral groups for 1979-80 are better than ever. The chorus, numbering 24, performed at Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter and numerous other chapel services. They will also make a substantial contribution to the Spring Musical Bye, Bye, Birdie filling both lead and supporting roles as well as chorus parts. The Octet and Sextet, both select groups, have performed for major campus events, also traveling to both Phoenix and Tucson. At Christmas, the Octet caroled at the Biltmore Fashion Park Shopping center in Phoenix, and in April, will perform for the Orme Alumni Tea at the University of Arizona in Tucson. The Sextet was invited to sing for the Celebration of the Arts in Phoenix and will also travel to the U of A with the Octet. All three groups will be involved in producing the practically annual Orme Extravaganza - onstage at the Horsecollar Theater on March 29. ,ily Ji LQLJBA CHORUS uf l UP hd SEXTET OCTET .fi V K ,V ,I :f1s+s..,m w . ' f' ws, 4 i' K H 3 . ' ,, Q, ' , '-v-- H 'Y f . -- 'li-51 -.l f .ffiii V 'L'f 4-X2 if A' , V Back row I-rg P. DeMartin, K. Backlund, N. Gizenski, J. Black, R. Burns, S. Lasley, R. Korman. Front Rowg S. Chandler, R. Schulte sponsor, J, Barrick, Ed. THE CROTALUS Copyread and crop, lead and layout - each term approximately one dozen juniors and seniors learn the meaning of such journalistic jargon through producing THE CROTALUS. An English Ill-lV elective, the journalism class is solely responsible for THE CROTALUS, a four page summary of Orme life in progress published twice each term. The class is organized on the model of an actual newspaper operation, with ably filling the jobs of editors, reporters and layout specialists. The exposure to journalism is intense as deadlines must be met, but all join together to make each CROTALUS a special issue. CHAPEL CQIVIMITTEE The Chapel Committee, under the Direction of Rev , has had a very busy year. Their first major accomplishment of the year was organizing a very beautiful and emotional ,. candle light service. Next, the Committee O moved on in preparing for an exquisite Fine 43. Arts service. The members of Chapel Committee are a very active group and always encourage Religion as a part of student life at Orme. ly' 4 I -,, R. Bottom Ftow: I-r - J. Price sponsor, R. Burns, E. Taylor, B. Conner, T. Los Banos, M. Fry, N. Shepard, B. Cordasco. Top row: C. Brown, K. Offield, P. De Martin, K. Backlund, W. Woolf, C. Brooks, N. Gizenski KEY CLUB This is an honorary organization of students service with the prime purpose of aiding the administration in hosting guests on campus. Members provide tours for prospective students, their families and act as interviewers in the admissions process. Attaining membership in the Key Club is an honorary award to students, who have positive leadership qualities, are neat and have a lot of spirit. Members are elected by the head master, assistant headmaster, director of admissions, the sponsor, Mrs. Joan Price, and Mr. Thomas, as well as the voting of the current student membership. The members are inducted into the Key Club during a Wednesday morning chapel service. Secrecy has been maintained until that time. I, K ,. Xi K , 1 ,fs . 11, PRESS CLUB XM STUDENT GOVERNMENT ,f f 3 .,f ,5 1' YB, Ylsl hd 3 V 35' I J DISCIPLINARY BOARD F.A.S. SECOND TERM Gif NJA ' If BOYS D.C.C. STUDENT SENATE . rv N . CANDLELIGHT Candlelight service is a very meaningful event at the Orme Ranch. It takes place the evening before the students depart for Christmas break. The service is under the direction of Reverend Price, the school chaplain. Many students are involved in the preparation of this event. The chapel committee leaders work very intensely at making the occasion an evening filled with joy and meaning. Under the direction of Julia Romagnano the chorus sang a variety of inspiring Christmas carols which filled the chapel with beauty. This years readings were performed by Reverend Price, Charlie Orme, Ned Gizinski, Cheryl Lubin, Michelle Fry, and Karen Offield. The reading selections reminded us of the true spirit of Christmas and left us with a satisfying feeling of goodness. This is one of the many events that the Orme School is proud to offer to the community. 132 ml , M THE REV. LIGHTS THE FIRST CANDLE OF THE ORME STAR K, T A X T. S' . ,S N! . X , - K Karen waves in as Queen l Will goes after his calf This is always a special time at Orme. Parents from all over the United States come to spend the holiday with their children. Many different events are planned for the community to take part in. Exams end the morning of Thanksgiving and parents usually begin to arrive during the early afternoon. A very pleasant meal is planned for the evening. Once dinner is completed, the community moves over to the Horsecollar Theater to watch the drama club performance. The following day is known as the RODEO day. Spectators begin to gather around the arena in the late morning. The rodeo continues on throughout the early afternoon. It is a very exciting event and Gary Powell, director of horsemanship, works very hard at making it so. The Orme School is very proud of this occasion and very honored to host so many visitors. THANKSGIVING-RODEO DAY ' X m ,Y 5355 A . st. -0 i W1 ' ' t,. , ,git t . .111 . A 1 ' - K' TW: .. A:-ku-ff inf? 1 '11 The Cowboys and Cowgirls open their show. ---n -Sv .....efi'- - 5 ,,, in-L Q., f --as .ry A. ...M..: 4 Jeff goes for time. Nanc y shows style. 3 ...J ,,- -are cfm? S so-..-Nei ,gg Brennan shows how it is done. All around Cowboy and COWQIFI. ,.-Q., 4859 A, , K' Kait leads the entry. 'A ,' 'V V V gg - Wim-A, s L, I aw we .,yA f' frsezg '1- 7 K i X1 YAA3 1 is gi' -sw, ,-1-. Y fa' f rw vi 454' my Q Y a q , , W, 5 V f Wh. 3' Dan pulls his slack. 135 Hoon: PRINTS 1979-so Staff, front row I-r: N. Gizenski, Editor, B. Conner, Photography Editor, G. Waddell, Advisor. Back row: M. Schacher, B. Sykes, J. Foster, L. Perez, J. Fry, P. Esser, Business Manager. S. DePoe, Not Pictured. With an essentially inexperienced yearbook staff and some early deadlines facing them, the 1979-80 Hoofprints got off to a fast pace of taking photographs and designing the yearbook, with attention being given to the celebration of Ormes 50th Anniversary. Credit must be given to Mr. John Curry and his Photography Class for the many photographic services that were provided. First Term Staff, front row I-r: W. Hoover, C. Lubin, Back row: S Gold, P. Esser, S. McCann PFKISONERCF SECCJND AVENUE zz -f-33151 X A FINE ARTS Fine Arts is an event that is enjoyed by all students. lt is an entire week of working in different fields of art. The Orme School hosts professional artists that lead the students in various workshops. The spirit of Fine Arts usually begins Sunday evening during the chapel service. The students are always willing to help in the preparation of the exciting week ahead of them. During the course of the week Orme students are found all over campus working very diligently at making the final product of their workshop a success. The various workshops include choral work, dance, drama, jewelry construction, film making, photo- graphy, creative writing, color and design, fabrics and fibers, and iron working. This was the 12th annual celebration of Fine Arts and the entire community enjoyed themselves immensely. We are very thankful to the artists who come to us and spend a week with us, and who make us feel very proud of our own abilities. - 4 y , . 2' l Z 4. ' Y ,,,...N. V , 5 . f ' J ADDS LIFE CGWBGY HISTORICAL SGCIETY - .SSM 'M ...NN Bottom row, I-rg K. Backlund, M. Rosenheim. Middle rowg G. Mills, Fl. Burns, R. Barrett, C. Brooks, Dan Brennan. Back row: J. Price, G. Powell - sponsors, Dan Brennan, P. Vlassis, Dave Brennan. HGRSEIVIANSHIP I, 140 1 if ., 1 I 'f .V I - 'V A st! I '45 ' , '. ' , ENGLISH RIDING The Orme School sponsors an active 4-H club. Livestock projects are shown - , .V and sold at the Yavapai County 4-H Fair in the spring, while 4-H horse shows ' 'A ' at f I take place throughout the year. These shows provide the novice with excellent I learning experiences without the expense and intense competition of open shows. W a- A. au U, Yfdilfs it S. s Orme sponsors two rodeos each yearg one limited to Orme students and 'W another open to outside competitors as well. With the completion of the English ring, plans being formulated for an Orme School Horse Show. mm Trail riding is offered as a daily activity for students who simply wish to take a relaxed ride through the scenic country surrounding the school. Weekend cook-outs and overnight camping trips also take advantage of Orme's unique environment and help foster an appreciation of nature and the out-of-doors. Students may board their own horses in the private facilities maintained by the school, and have the choice of barn stalls, half-covered stalls or open stalls. .. The ranch keeps a large herd of horses with animals to suit every level of riding Q ability for use by the school and summer camp. 4-5' an 141 ww 'uw'-www-fr Q-Q,-R.,,..,,wq Q S!! ni 'sk b Q Nfswfg.:sf:ff'55 'f53'E , ,. Nw 2 ,Xi 51.41 R. X 1 1 x 4 D 'u l L , ADKINSON, Steven Spence 1Steve1 1516 East Ocean Front Balboa, CA 92661 17141 673-5725 ALDERSON, Gordon Roberts 1Gordie1 Rural Route 1 Laurel, Montana 59044 14061 698-7495 ALEXANDER, Maria 1004 Ventura Street Albany, CA 94706 2 14151 524-3793 ALLEN, William Lawrence Jr. 2698 8th Ave. Apt. 13-D New York City, NY 10030 12121 862-8751 ALM, Kathy Box 1477 1Dusty A Ranch1 Benson, AZ 85602 16021 586-3095 AMES, Bill 515 18th Street Santa Monica, CA 90402 12131 395-8668 ARMSTRONG, Pamela 1Pam1 3505 Ridgeford Drive Westlake Village, CA 91361 12131 991-8966 AUGSBERGER, Rich 3450 S. 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