Plateau Valley School - Lariat Yearbook (Collbran, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1988 volume:

— We Dedicate Th-is IJcai book To Our Parents nfrn. , i Lee and Rose Lent Hugh and Mary Selber | Larry and Karen Clifton William and Naomi Morris | Frank and Verlene Dlx Charles and Susie Nichols II Dave and Janet Dulatgh Tom and Jean Taylor Terry and Carol Nichols 1 Ronald and Tere Norris | 1 Larry Edstrom Bradely Redding | 1 Ron and Ruth Stocking Patti Redding 1 II Ed and Barbara Hall Joanne Taylor I | Trent and Sandy Hooper Dale and Pat Thompson 1 | Don and Val Horton John and Sally Walter | | Gerald and Carolyn McMillan l| Dave and Terry Mikesel1 Charles and Jan Zobel |j To Our Parents To our parents. We would like to say. Thank you In every way. For being our friend. And giving us time. Vie couldn't have made It without you Throughout our lives, We will never forget. The fond memories. Always remember each day that goes by. We always will love you as we go on. —Brenda Redd iKathy Baird Secretary Rio Zerr.o, Ken Sailie, Marge Hendrix Dick Baldwin, Jean Taylor, Cecil Fa 'ou Linda Rau Secretary Bookeeper ludy Morris, Uianna Ke« Librarians Judy Skrbina Teacher Asst hyllis Cacwell, Jean Taylor Rita Latham Carol Dare P.E. Rick Lucas1 Counselor 3ernetta Charleswortn Secretary Cindy Price Nurse Paige Gru Chapter 1 Larry Price Business Education Tom Rau Science Secretary Science 3 EXGHI Karen Ross arrv v:. -nenowet :C. Knutson im rad ut lame Scnrarr. . mr.e es JUNOIR HIGH 'N rtCME erry benot DM IN. ASV -ester iunoay JPERINTENDENT 4 First Row: Mrs. Skrbina, Mandy Bristol, Jesse Orlans, Zane Greene, Kimberly Clifton, Mindy Lewder, Jesse Nunn, Danielle Lopez, Jamie Marshall, Any Ooley, Levi Mead Second Rcw: Jared lloyd, Odessa Ash, Roger claeys, Brmaline Bome, David Schcwalter, Lori Hawkins, Shane Hanna, Kristy Schrarrm, Britany McDaniel. Not shown Mrs. Tutor First Rcw: Mrs. Page, Katrina Mow, Alicia Salter, Victoria Leonard, Kip Brady, Hank Sevan, Desiree Jensen, Maria Franco, Brett Knox Second Rcw: Lucas Davis, Talana Gunderson, Connie Mecham, Jason Adams, Robby Faller, Melissa Price, Hannah Mieeler, and Willa Hoefner 6 First Rcw: Brennan McDaniel, Danielle Nichols, Paige Bristol, Maria Severson, Dena Lewder, Raina Orlins, Claire Jordon, Jessica Lang, Megan Rau, Jani Lucas, Jason Baldwin Row 2: Chris Mcnnig, Joey Valerio, Nathan Richardson, Tracy Hittle, Andria Crunk, Tracy Amerson, Jodi Scho- walter, J.T. Meade, Erik Campbell, (-feather Clifton Row 3: Marcee Walck, Carmen Springer, Melissa Wemlund, Randy Clay, Shane Bieser, Courtney Ratliff, Joey Faller, Kamron Cadwell Row 4: Miss Spence, Ty Bevan, Ginger Mecham, Brisa I Portillo, Justin Winnie, Natalie Clark,! Joel Long, Kandice Dean, and Tere Davis $rir ©rate First Rcw: Brennan McDaniel, Danielle Nichols, Paige Bristol, Maria Severson, ’ Dena Lewder, Raina Orlins, Claire Jordon, Jessica Lang, Megan Rau, Jani Lucas, Jason Baldwin Row 2: Chris Monnig, Joey Valerio, Nathan Richardson, Tracy Hittle, Andria Crunk, Tracy Amerson, Jodi Scho- walter, J.T. Meade, Erik Campbell, Heather Clifton Row 3: Marcee Walck, Carmen Springer, Melissa Wemlund, Randy Clay, Diane Bieser, Courtney Ratliff, Joey Faller, Kamron Cadwell Row 4: Miss Spence, Ty Bevan, Ginger Meehan, Brisa Portillo, Justin Wimie, Natalie Clark, Joel Long, Kandice Dean, and Tere Davis 7 First Row: Mrs. Gipp, Ovella Clement, Chad Knox, Bradon Janes, Joshua Dancy, Sheila Campbell, Beau Fifeild, Brandy White, Andy Bryant. Second Rcw: Matt Woodring, Aaron |Bellotti, Julissa Montenegro, Jeremiah Cornett, Cheryl Armstrong, Cadia Wheeler, Shannoni Cox. Third Rcw: Bruce Michaelsen, Jose Montengro, Jeff Wemlund, Brandon Kulp, Brook Banzhaf, Kevin Ridenour, Travis Morse. Front Row: Kerrie Sengenberger, David Mecham, Nathan Glaser, Lenore Clifton, Mandee Walck, Jaime Woodring, Jacob Clark, Maria Jordan Row 2: Jessica Winne, Randy Reese, Jarrett Abelov, Derek Bristol, Melody James, lLance Millar, Troy Campbell Row 3: Mrs. Schowalter, Eric Bevan, Radawna' Clark, Mike Nichols, Rhonda Stocking, John Johnsom, Aaron Ralston, and Dannette Bruffett Not pictured Melania Crunk, Corrina Ridenour, and Natasha Severson 8 First Row: Kristin Biocic, Burton Dole, Michael Maigatter, Rory White, Krisan Zobel, Eric Bryant, Kip Salter, Shane Chenoweth Row 2: Billy Jon Hittle, Theresa Estle, Kami lie Dean, Harmony Woefner, Amy lotti, Amy Ouska, Ann Mikesell, Jeremy Britton Row 3: Mr. Winkle- black, Wendy Wernlund, James Johnson, Rhonda Michaelsen, Tess Bevan, Mikki Valerio, and Nicola Maigatter During 1988, the elementary students experienced many exciting things. The fifth graders took a trip by train to Glenwood Springs to go swimming at the hot springs pool. Thoy rdisod tho funds for this outing by holding many bake sales and raffles of mice. The sixth graders had junior high orientation so that they could become a little bit familiar to the junior high life- style they would soon experience. The sixth grade class also started an elementary school newspaper fashioned after the high school 1s. 9 EIGHTH FROM LEFT TO RIGHT Row one: Darren Grubbs, Justin Clark Row two: Heath Schuman, Stephen Cornett, Glen Bob Morse, Heather Sen- genberger, Melissa Brady Row Three: Renae Forsberg Simone Donahue, Laurie Woodring, Jennifer Clifton, Carrie Nichols, Row four: April Boren, Bryan Taylor Andy Bellotti, Matt Hall, Kane Morris, Row five: Tim Brant, Roy Hisel, Jacob Hamm, Eric Hittle, Cameron Caputo___________________________________________________ GRADE 14 ?R8SWMAn 0? '91 PRESIDENT KRISTIN HARVEy VOCE PRESIDENT SECRETARy BECKy NICHOLS KAmy youNa STUCO REPRESENTATIVES 3 ENT PRICE BRIAN NARCHUN Dustin Schramm Dake Uilson Chris Donahue Michael Bieser Shannon Bunkerl AUTOGRAP N N N To the class of 1988: May you always be proud to be yoursel You are a special class. I will miss you. Judy Harvey MOTTO: YOU ARE NOT GIVEN A DREAM WITHOUT ALSO BEING GIVEN THE POWER TO MAKE IT COME TRUE. Yearbook Staff - 4 Achievement Day - 3 Volleyball - 2 Vocational Club - 3,4 Colorado Business Week - 3 Track - 2,3 Junior-Senior Play - 3,4 Vocational Club Sec. - 4 I, Donna Forsberg, will my ability to be yet another Forsberg, but unique and exciting in my own way, to my sister, Renae. r I, Mark Zobel, will my f: i u Football - 3 great looks to everyone Track - 3 because there's enough to Vocational Club - 3 go around. Student Cf The Month Student Council Rep. - 4 Yearbook Staff - 4 Achievement Day - 3 Volleyball - 1,3,4 Homecoming 2nd Attendant - 4 Honor Roll - 3 Perfect Attendance - 1,2,3,4 All-League 2nd Team - 4 I, Brenda Redding, will my ability to live on my own to everyone who ever came up to me and said they wished they were in my place. 28 This page sponsored by Osco Drug Volleyball Mgr. - 3 Drama - 2 Junior Play - 3 Fashion Show - 2,3 Fashion Show Coordinator - 4 Yearbook Staff - 4 Jounalism Staff - 4 Senior Play - 4 I, Shane Walter, will my ability to knock at least one player out of every football game to anyone that likes high impact hits. I, Elnora Morgan, will my 4-H - 1 spinning wheel to Amanda Fashion Show - 3,4 Gail Moore. I, Geri Rana Bailey, will my ability to be myself to anyone with guts enough to be themselves. Class Pres. 3,4 NHS 2,3,4 Vice Pres. 3, Treasurer 4, Achievement Day 1,2,3,4 Student of the Year 2, Homecoming Candidate 4, Homecoming Co-Captain 3,4 All-Con- ference 2nd Team Defense 3,4, All-Conference 1st Team Offense 4,Basketball 1,3,4; Track 2,4 Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Student Conductor 4; President 4; Honor Band 2 To Oonna F. Friends like you are hard to find! You my friend, will always be in mind! You were there when no one else was—and I uant to thank you because . . . You're the greatest friend of them all!!—I'll miss and love ya babycakes! Keep in touch!—Love, your friend forever, Holly P.S.—I'm so sure!! Football - 4 Basketbal - 3, 4 B-ball Most Important Player 3 Homecoming Candidate - 4 i John Morse, will my Miller Automachanics - 3, 4 high Life, Tom Hanks, and Dan Vocational Club - 3 Akroyd, Dragnet stand-up poster to anyone who wants everyone to think Tom and Dan are riding in their car. I, Khristine Mikesell, will my ability to be myself and still care for others to Heather E. because I know she has it in her. Volleyball 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 Class Secretary 2-3-4 Vocational Club Secretary - 3 Achievement Day - 3 Journalism - 4; Photographer - Football Trainer - 4 Homecoming Queen - 4 STUCO 1, 4; STUCO Class Rep. 1,4; Homecoming Co-Captain 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Football All-League Honorable Mention 4; Basketball I 2, 3, 4; Basketball All-League Second Team 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Boys' State Journey 3; Student of the Month Award 1, 2, 4; United States Achievement Academy I, Chuck Nichols, will my basketball, football track uniforms to anyone who has more heart and determination than I've had for four years. Basketball (2 yrs); Jr-Sr Play 3, 4; Concert 3and 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 2, 3, 4; Sol and Ensemble 1, 2; Most Improved Track 2 30 Football - 4; Track - 1; Band -1,2, 3; Vocational Automachanics - 1, 2, 3, 4; Vocational Club - 3 I, Ron Norris, will my mental power to the juniors who will need it to face the Senior Stress. I, Ira Edstrom, will my ability to get dirty looks from every- one to anyone who thinks they drive as bad as I do. NHS 2, 3, 4; Knowledge Bowl 4; Achievement Day 1, 2, 3, 4; Student of the Month 3, 4 I, Joel Dulaigh, will my little green spirit mobile to Robin, Jackie, and Maria in hopes that the store wi11 not go bankrupt. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Letter 2, 3, 4; Honorable Mention All- League 4; Basketball 1; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Letter 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Achievment Day 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Student of the Month 1, 2, 3; Student Council 4; SADD President 4; Knowledge Bowl 4 31 Academic Booster Club 3, President 4, National Honor Society 4, Vice President P.V. Arts Club 4 Founder, P.V.H.S. Academic Letterman 3, Student of the Month 3,4, Student of the Year 3, DAR Good Citizen 4, SADD Public Relations Specialist 4, SRJCO Rep. 4, Knowledge Master Open 2,3,4, Knowledge Bowl 3,4, Achievement Day 1,2,3,4, Drama Dept. Play 1, Junior Senior Plays 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Ski Club 1, Yearbook School Paper Staff 4, Basketball Manager 3, Citizen Bee 3, PEC Bridge Building 3. I, Wade Nichols, will my truck to anyone with a good sense of humor, extreme patience, and a nack for finding parts to a 30 year- old engine. Dianna has been a member of the class of 1988 since 3rd grade. She was a member of the volleyball, basketball and track teams. Dianna was also very active in Student Council as secretary her junior year. She was very outspoken and humorous. Dianna elected to go abroad her senior year to Yugoslavia. She kept in contact with us through letters and phone conversations. Ue missed her a lot, but she remained very close in heart. Thanks for the memories- I, Steven Taylor, leave all of my broken lockers of the past 6 years to anyone deceived into taking them. Kncwledge Bowl 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Citizen Bee 3; Mason's Outstanding Junior 3; NHS Member 2,3,4; President 4, Treasurer 3; Achievanent Day 1,2,3; Academic Booster Club 3,4; Chairman Fund Raising 4; Kncwledge Master Open 1,2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Academic Letterman 3; Art Cldb 4; S7UC0 Rep. 4. 33 Football 1-4 All Conf. Hon. Ment. 3 All Conf. C LB 4 Basketball 1 2 Track 2-4 Homecoming King 4 STUCO 1-4 Pres. 4 Class President 1 Jazz Band 2-4 Cowboy Band 1-4 Honor Band 4 Junior- Senior Play 3 Fashion Show 2 3 Achievement Day 2X3 I, Trudy Hall, will one square foot of my yellow scout to Chuck so that he may run into it when- ever he feels the need I, Kris Clifton, will my ability to fight with my best friend 24 hrs. a day for the last 6 yrs. and still remain best friends to my sister Jenny and brother Ed. Volleyball 1-4 All Conf. 1st Team 4, Track 1-4 State Track 3 4 Nat- ional Honor Society 3 4 Class Vice President 2 4 Student Council 3 March- ing band 1-4 Concert Band 1-4 Band Vice President 4 Solo Ensemble 1, Stage Band 2, Homecoming Royalty 4 Volleyball 1 Vocat- ional Club 3 4 4H, 3 Order of Rainbow for Girls 1-4 Junior-Senior Play 3 I, Travis Horton, will my ability to communicate and get along with any- body to the person who needs to get things done. r Ml ' 34 Volleyball 1-4 All conf. hon. mention 2, 2nd team, 3, 1st team, 4, Defensive player of the year 3, All state, 4. Basketball 1-4 All conf. hon. mention 2, 2nd team 3. Track 1-4 Athlete of the year 1-3, State Charrp 2-3, Meet of Charrps 2-3, Football trainer 4, Band 1 2, STUCO 1, sec. 4, NHS 2-4, sec. 3, Honor roll 1-4, Student of the Month 1, Journalism staff 4, Hareccming royalty 2 4, Outstanding Junior, CU Alumi Book Award 3, Milky Way All-American 3, Achievement Day 1-3 I, Tanya Dix, will my whining ability in Mr. Wheelers Chemistry class to anyone who thinks they can get as much out of it as 1 have. I, Cheryl R. Hooper, will Jana all of my H.I.U. ability, and my Frutonian Defense Mechanism. Volleyball 1 4H, horse 1-3 Horse Bowl 1-3 Rain- bow for Girls 1-3 Junior Senior Play 3 Achieve- ment Day 3 Vocational Child Care 3 4 Volleyball 2 3 Cheer- leader 4 Marching Band 1 2 Concert Band 1 2 Solo Ensemble 1 Stage Band 2 Student of the Month 1 I, Stefan Dalyn Thompson, will my ability to fall in love with guys from out of town to anyone who wants to pay my phone bill. 35 36 37 You Can't Stop Change!! On August 27, 1987, 19 kindergarten students began school, not knowing how much change they would go through during the next 13 years. Trudy and Tanya began a friendship that endured a tremendous amount of trauma. To begin with, they broke the cardboard playhouse in 1st grade. Tanya moved to Meeker and left Trudy behind to become friends with Dianna. John made a fashion statement in 1st grade with a siperman t-shirt and a Mickey Mouse belt. In junior high he donned the look of Motley Crue, but change to a fashion model in the 1987 style show. Dianna moved to PV in the 3rd grade. She made her political statement as Senator before she went abroad to Yugoslavia her senior year as a foreign exchange student. It's amazing Dalyn is still friends with Travis and Chuck. Travis hit Dalyn in the mouth while she hang upside dcwn on the monkey bars. Chuck took a swing at her whenver he got the chance, but she got even with both of them as football trainer. Shane caTe to PV in 2nd grade. He helped tum PV football and basketball around his junior year. He was a key factor in the district win against Basalt which sent the guys to state. Chuck was also a big asset to the teams. He helped keep team spirit alive. Cheryl once wore a red, white and blue dress to school in 1st grade. Tanya and Trudy followed her around pledging their allegience to her. Maybe they'll pledge their allegience to her on her wedding day in June?! Travis and John did their share of troublemaking while in elementary. For instance, snakes weren't allowed in school, but nobdy said they couldn't be in the girl's bathnocm, did they? Jason also got in a lot of trouble after he shut Trudy and Tanya in the same locker! Rana began school here in 6th grade. She was the manager for the volleyball team and helped produce a fashion show her senior year. She also did a lot of work in the journalism department. Steve, Wade and Ira took on nesponsiblity in vast amounts. They helped start the A Cliio, initiate the change in the school paper, and establish the noids! Steve had the talent for drawing nude goddesses, Ira was a whiz in physics and advanced math, but Wade was a true genius in the department of bugging Dalyn! Kris and Donna both led quieter lives throughout most of school. Kris and Cheryl were responsible for starting a babysitting service during heme ball games. Kris also fell offthe slide when she was in elementary. Donna, on the other hand, became very outspoken her senior year with the saying babe. Mark went through a lot of changes throughout school. He went from a Crue idolizer to a quiet, neatly dressed senior. In elementary, however, he did yank out Chuck's tooth. Joel joined the class of 88 in 1st grade. He became camera happy his senior, but even this couldn't stop Joel from pursuing a career in the Air Force. Jason spent part of 3rd grade in a cast, as well as part of his senior year in one. But his senior year he had his own private nurse! Khris came to PV in junior high. She caused a lot of trouble in freshman world history with the rest of the class. She also became one of the first 2 girls allowed in the guys locker rocm at half time. Brenda was the first of our class to live on her cwn. The simmer before her senior year, she moved into her cwn aprtment. This made the roommate assignment a lot easier for roomie Mark. Elnora became a prime debater in senior social studies. She was also a model in the fashion show her junior and senior years. One could often find Elnora reading her book at noon. Elnora was the target of Joel and Ira's troublemaking. They scared her with fake blodd and got it all ove her dress in elementary. Over the years, we have been in our fair share of trouble and fist fights, but we've managed to stay friends. In the next few years we hope to keep in touch until we'll see one another at our reunion in 1998. 38 Seniors- You proved that you can aim for a goal and achieve it—that per- sistence, dedication and effort still pay off! Keep up the good work in the future! Joel- fhe sky is the limit, so reach for the stars. AIM HIGH!!! Mom, Dad and Robin Chuck- The Mikesel Congratulations Brenda Wish we cou 1 j v••. TOrur1 Tovev i Iliam,-taura Wi ................................- From the halls of Pv'orf’to ??? We knew you could do it Mtfrk:! Love, Mom and Dad Best of luck Dad.Xnd; Mom .....-..._ ? lj(ne)7 fly■ hares a special 'ifcnfci tfab there's a Rana May You have made Congrat Of pt de and iappi ness in bur acdbmpl iSf|tD6RtV fa ....... ( W Jjive. ou, fit's the v Drld'-co ing to? Good trigs we tti rih the hands of e class .j, .; Te| '.Wid 'JGaroK Nichols Besl’wiWs SENTQRS!! The HoVt on, Fami)ly things for you ttbe world beyond ipdt-.: MostAimportant 1 y is r dreamy come trve. :: ; that you are happy and that you t% fiW:■■ -irfy;:• •:.' 2?p- “We, Lomvjh' y.;1 Dad and Mom Mom and Cflip Dad, Mom a Congratulations Ira! Remember life is not a problem to be solved, but a mystery to be lived. Tom and,Jean Tailor .. SENIORS- iVs n the world you are grad- « ifrom, it's the world you mm: 39 40 41 BAND Yearbook Staff tipKHOlUGEBSE Wg ‘‘t B§W Q rga niza Ci n s Organizations Organizations 1 1 9 9 8 8 8 7 Cowboy Sand Donnie Schowalter, Travis Horton, Shane„_ Walter, Colton Walter, . Joni Reese, Larry Britton, Kerry Lucas, Jeni Price, Erik Cox, Trudy Hall, Karen White, Chuck Nichols, Gayle Chenoweth, Tra v i s White and Dustin Schrawm 8 0 _ 1 y Jazz Band Travis White, . Erik Cox, Kerry Lucas, Shane Walter, Travis Horton , Co 1 ton Walter, Karen White, Mr. Encke, Chuck Nichols and Jana Hutchinson ujEETHEAtrr 4m CpWCfj Chuck, Jhni, Colfon, IrocLy, Shof7e £ Toni Beginning Band Jamie Uoodring, Kandy Keese, Halanie Crunk, Harie Jordan, Derek Bristol, Jacob Clark, Erika Cline, Lance Millar, Natascha Severson, Erin Ralston Ronda Stocking, Handy Ualck, Eric Bevan, Troy Campbell. John Johnson, William Black, (Hike Nichols, Lenore Clifton Elementary Band Amy Belotti, Burton Dole, Shane Chenoueth, Tess Bevan, Billy Hendrix, Harmony Hoefner, Jon Hittle, Jaies Johnson, Hike Haioatter. Nicole Maigatter, Kip Salter, Rory Unite, Jeremy Britton, Bart Morris l oiL Call- President--Travis Horton Vice President--Joni Reese Secretary--Da1yn Thompson Joel Dulaigh Wade Nichols Shane Walter Chuck Nichols Brenda Redding Steven Taylor Maria Ouska Doug Satterfield Bev Skrbina Chris Donahue Cassandra McDaniel Colton Walter Cecil Young Jeni Price Kristen Harvey Cameron Caputo Eric Hittle Darren Grubbs Carrie Nichols Simone Donahue Tama Price Brian Marchun Jacob Hamm Marci Kulp Eric Phipps STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS This year, Plateau Valley Junior Karen White saw the need for a drinking and driving prevention program. She worked to get a P.V. chapter of Students Against Drinking and Driving started. Before the end of the first quarter the group was formed and rolling. They set their objectives at bringing the problem of drunk driving before-the public. They irrmediately started planning events and other information programs.. Through the group students started to show concern and caring, qualities all too unccmmon in today's world. This enthusiastic group has proved a valuable asset to the area and school and is sure to do the same in the future. SADD Officers 50 I uotoIe ge JBotuI 51 • Maria Ouska Dalyn Thompson Rana Bailey Donna Forsberg Khristine Mikesell Brenda Redding Steven Taylor Wade Nichols a Ira Edstrom (V Joel Dulaigh 52 i—i i—I—i—i—i—r The 1987 volleyball team began the season by | winning the opening Le ue Tournament. and went m to become Undefeated League Champs. They became quite excited at the possibilities of going to State, but these hopes were downed in last game of Districts. The girls ended their season with a 17-3 record. I | JtaJ T eagu ionorab tent i was junior, Tracy Latham; Second team All-League was junior, Tammy Denton and senior, Brenda Jtedd ic y iean eaqu wer sen r _ _ Trudy Hall and Dalyn Thompson. Dalyn took this one .step further and made the All-State team.I J______I____I____JL_____I_____I_____L £ ! PV 3-15 15-13 16-14 Basalt PV 8-15 15-10 10-15 North Park PV 5-15 15-13 15-13 Grand Jet. PV 15- 3 15- 7 Fruita JV PV 11-15 15- 9 15-12 Rangely PV 12-15 15- 8 16-14 Basalt PV 15-12 15- 7 Grand Valley PV 15- 3 15-12 Delta PV 8-15 17-15 15-10 Rangely PV 15- 0 15- 6 DeBeque PV 15- 0 15- 2 DeBeque PV 11-15 10-15 ainoaP PV 15- 6 17-15 Grand Valley PV 13-15 16-14 13-15 egderadeC PV 15- 4 15- 8 Basalt PV 15- 9 15- 5 Palisade PV 15- 2 15- 9 Hayden PV 4-15 15- 4 15-12 North Park PV 3-15 11-15 dnarG tseW 54 Freshman top rcw Coach Wheeler, Kristin Harvey, Becky Claeys, Colette Kulp, Kelli Roach, Becky Nichols bottom rcw Kathy Young, Gayl Chencweth, Danii Devore and Oeni Price junior varsity top row Jana Hutchinson, Shelly Baier, Robin Dulaigh, Joni Reese, Chris Dillon, Coach Wheeler bottom row Stacy Hall, Cassandra McDaniel, Jackie Sulkcwski, and Maria Ojska 55 SENIORS I Dalyn started in the middle back position as a primary passer and played middle front hitter blocker. She led the team in kills and saves. Her all-around skills and quickness earned her 1st team All-league and I All-state honors.—Coach Dare I Dalyn was a great player with a lot I of dedication, but she was too quiet. I wish she could hit.—Lester Wheeler T °Mjn kKhris contributed to the team with .a powerful serve and front row ,olay. She stayed dedicated to kthe game throughout the season kand was always ready for action.—Coach Dare Khris was a positive team member. Everyone liked returning her soft, low velocity serves, —Lester Wheeler Trudy started in I the front rcw setting position and played a con- sistent all-around [game. Trudy led the [team in serving percen- tage. This helped her leam a 1st team All- league honor.—Coach Dare Trudy was our number one setter, but she was always so noisy and not too good on prac- ticing jurp serves. She was quite a dedicated athlete.—Lester Wheeler Brenda started in the serving position and was an offensive hitter blocker. She did an outstanding job of passing and improving her play from limited varsity experience. As a junior, she served a 15-0 game against G.V. jv. —Coach Dare Brenda had a great season and was a tireless lap runner. She deserves the golden ace wrap award. She played good music and did a great job of keeping Khris in line. —Lester Wheeler wdaj jkK SENIORS This pago sponsored by Chilton's Team Center 57 TACKLING THE ACTION L to R: ton Price, Join Morris, Dave Schuman, Joel Dulaigh, Shane Walter,Travis Horton, Rudy ridenour, Doug Satterfield, Joe Rau, Colton Walter, iake Wilson, Craig Gunstream, Erik Cox, Jess Young, Cecil Young, Jason McMillan, Caleb Coe, Chuck Nichols, Ben Nichols, Chris Donahue, Dale Silzell, Dustin Schramn, Donnie Schcwalter, John Nichols, Brian Marchun, Travis White, J. C. Jensen, Larry Britton, Luke Leinberger, Spike Meyring, and Mgr. Dutch Schunan The football team had a season full of ups and downs. The team began their season by beating iNucla, Rifle and their favorite rival, Rangel - After their big win, things slowed down for the Cowboys. The team ended up the season with a 5-4 record. Jason and Rudy ended up in a cast and a lot of stitches. Doug also got the privilege of wearing a cast on his arm. The team had a lot of great times on the practice field and during the games. The 1987 season was a season to remember. 58 This page sponsored by Athletic Booster Club Special Awards L to R: Ron Price, Chuck Nichols, Rudy Ridenour, Larry Britton, Jason htMillan, Colton Walter, Doug Satterfield, Joel Dulaigh, Shane Walter, Travis Horton, Dale Silzell, Cecil Young and Chris Donahue Travis Horton Offense--Center Defense--Linebacker Shane Walter Offense--Lineman Honorable Mention- Linebacker Rudy Ridenour Defense--Li nebacker Larry Britton Punter of the Year Joel Dulaigh Honorable Mention- Defensive End The SENIOR football players would like to offer some advice to Coach Bristol, Coach Tutor, and Coach Knutson for use in future games and seasons. Chuck Nichols Honorable Mention- Safety 'em hard. Use steroids to build up the little guys. Good luck in the '88 season! Khristine and Dalyn, the football trainers for 1987, would like to offer any other future t,rainers L to R: Jason McMillan, Dustin Schrarrm, Colton Walter, Chuck Nichols, Shane Walter, Joe Rau, Travis Horton, Spike Mayring, Larry Britton, Make them shave their Chris Donahue, J. C. Jensen, Dave Schiman, John Morris, Rudy Ridenour, ankles. Caleb Coe, Cecil Young, and Joel Dulaigh Don't put up with dirty feet. Have fun in the locker room!! j k Keep your helmets on. Find a line and run Cason McMillan's season uas cut short by an injury, before he uas able to reach his peak. Shane Walter uas the Couboy's big hitter and a solid player on offense and defense. He uas also a Co-Capt. Travis Horton uas a very valuable 4 consistent leader He uas a Co-Capt. for the season. Chuck Nichols uas also knoun as Mr. Utility. He uill be a hard player to replace in the future . Cohn Morse played uell inspite of his lack of inexperience. Coel Dulaigh uas 60 This page sponsored by Ole' Dad's Liquors 61 The PV girls basket- ball team had a season of hard work and dis- appointing losses, but still, they had fun. The eleven girls on the team played hard throughout the season and ended with a 5-13 record. Jeni Price, jv; Cassandra McDaniel, jv; Kristin Harvey, jv; Joni Reese, Chris Dillon, Tammy Denton, Shelly Baier, Dalyn Thompson; not pictured Tracy Latham, Gayl Chenoweth, Becky Claeys The girls wer hoping to beat Basalt to qualify for the District tournament, but they fell short, losing 45-47. Making the All-League honorable mention wet'e juniors Chris Dillon and Joni Reese.Senior Dalyn Thompson made the 1st team and the All-State team. Special Honors Defensive Players of the Year- Chuck Nichols Joni Reese Offensive Players of the Year-- Shane Walter Tracy Latham Most Valuable Players of the Year Josh Baird Dalyn Thompson A A £ ATHLETES OF THE TEAR Shane Walter Dalyn Thompson 64 lalyn was the lone senior experienced letterman of the team. (Alone on the bench?) She was also the team's leader in field goal %, free throw %, points per game, steals, (fouls), grabbing 5.3 rebounds per game, as well as second in assists. What stats can't measure is Dalyn's drive and desire to succeed. Un doubtably her talents will carry her on to more success as they have for her at Plateau Valley. Congratulations for earning 1st team All-League and ALL-STATE! Good luck at Idaho State! Chuck Nichols uas the floor general for the Cowboys. He lead the team defen- sively in taking the charge and in steals. Offensively, Chuck led the team with the most assists. Chuck’s desire to win helped the Cowboys end their season with a 14-6 record. Thanks for the determination Chuck! John Norse was the Cowboy's main big man inside. He was third in scoring with an average of ten points game. John was 2nd The enforcer Shane Ualter was an excellent silent leader. Through his hard work and dedication, in rebounding and field goal . percentage with Shane was third in field goal % with 49%. He was also the fourth A 53%. John's humor helped the Cowboys to play a some- what more relaxed game. Thanks for a good season! leading re- bounder for the Cowboys. Because of Shane's enf orcement, he made the honorable mention team COWBOYSi VARSITY I Hie boys teams had winning seasons. The freshmen finished 4-3; jv 12-9; varsity 14-6. The varsity was hoping to qualify for the state play- offs, but were beaten by Hayden in the semi- finals of Districts. L to R Craig Gunstream, Colton Walter, Mgr. Dutch Schiman, Dale Silzell, David Grubbs, Dave Schunan, Larry Britton, John Morse, Chuck Nichols, Shane Walter, Mark Phipps, Mgr. Rudy Ridenour, IXistin Schramm, Chris Donahue, Josh Baird, and Coach Tom Rau Junior Varsity L to R Mgr. Rudy Ridenour, Dale Silzell, Craig Gunstream, Mgr. Dutch Schunan, Jake Wilson, Cecil Young, Chris Donahue, Donnie Schcwalter, David Brant, Jess Young, Colton Walter, David Grubbs, Kerry Lucas, Erik Cox, Joe Rau, J.C. Jensen, Brian Marchun, John Nichols, Cornett, and Dustin Schrarrm Making the All-League honorable mention was senior Shane Walter. The second team in- cluded freshman Josh Baird and senior Chuck Nichols. Larry Britton, sophomore, made the 1st team. JUNIOR VARSITY PVICTORY 66 Slamming BASKETBALL 38 Quit your pushin1 You mean I wasn't fouled ref?! Move or I'll step on your toes! Don't just stand there. Help me Brian! What good form! Go get 'em Colton! Sharp shootin' guys! First Row: Mgr. Stacy Hall, Kathy Young, Jeni Price, Tammy Denton, Trudy Hall, Dalyn Thompson, Maria Ouska Row 2: Mark Phipps, J.C. Jensen, Ron Price, Larry Britton, Shannon Bunker, Jana Hutchinson, Stacy LaForge, Kristin Harvey Row 3: Dave Schuman, Donnie Schowalter, Craig Gunstream, John Nichols, Erik Cox, Dustin Schramm, Joe Rau, Shane Walter, Chuck Nichols, Joel Dulaigh, and David Grubbs not pictured--Doug Satterfield, Rudy Ridenour, Josh Baird, Cassandra McDaniel This page sponsored by Dale and Pat Thompson 68 1988 State Champion 800M Medley Jeni, Tammy, Trudy, Dalyn, and the famous block holder Maria! State Qualifiers for 1988 J.C. Jensen, Josh Baird, Jeni Price, Larry Britton, Ron Price, Cassandra McDaniel, Rudy Ridenour, Doug Satterfield, Tammy Denton, Maria Ouska, Trudy Hall, and Dalyn Thompson 1988 Coaches Larry Price, Head Coach Drew Grubbs and Kim McDaniel, Assistant Coaches Special Honors 1988 Outstanding Track Athletes Jeni Price Ron Price Outstanding Track Achievement 1985-1988 Dalyn Thompson 1988 School Records Jeni Price--400M dash Trudy Hall--triple jump Ron Price--200M dash Cassandra McDaniel--1600M run 1988 District Record Jeni Price--100M dash State Placement 1st place--800M Medley Relay Tammy Denton, Trudy Hall, Dalyn Thompson, Jeni Price 3rd place--Triple Jump Doug Satterfield 4th place--200M dash Ron Price 5th place--100M 200M dashes Jeni Price 6th place--100M dash Ron Price 7th place--triple jump Trudy Hall T T ° Trudy and Dalyn showed their senior leadership this season by helping lea-d the team to a second place league finish, a District Championship, and a State Championship in the 800M medley relay. 70 Campus Scenes %, Commencement '% HOMECOMING G raduat. ion Wi 4 Fun «4 r« 0, a de HOMECOMING TKcTKiffan Homecoming Snaps Zing ©tteen UtraW Norton aufr tttru y jflark iobsl ©onna jTorsberg 79 PLATEAU VALLEY CJLASS 09 1988 Do not walk in front of me, for I will not follow. Do not walk behind me, for I will not lead. Walk beside me and be my friend. Another year goes passing by Another Prom is here To some this brings a joyous smile To others, brings a tear. For four years you have tread a path From dawn to setting sun But now the path gets steeper And the climb is just begun. We're very glad to know you We'll miss you when you've gone And to the class of '88 We dedicate our Prom. You are not given a dream, without also being given the power to make it come true. This page sponsored by Western Impleament. To The Seniors VALEDICTORIAN — STEVE TAYLOR SALUTATORIANS — IRA EDSTROM SHANE WALTER DALYN THOMPSON WADE NICHOLS v 4 V 83 The Senior Class of 1988 would like to thank the administration, parents, staff, faculty and friends for all the support throughout the years. Without you, many things would not have been accomplished. 84 WHERE IS YOUR FUTURE GOING? Uiftere I ®out future ©oittg? WHERE IS L)OUR FUTURE 601NU? WHERE IS YOUR FUTURE G0II1G? WWSRS IS 9UJURZ 86 To Maria: To laugh often and much ... To win the respect of intellegent people and the affection of children, to earn the appreciation of honest critics and endure the betrayal of false friends; To ap- preciate beauty, to find the best in others, to leave the world a bit better whether by a healthy child, a garden patch, or to know even one life has breathed easier because you lived. This is to have succeeded.--Emerson ANO TO LEARN TO ORIVE!! ___________I love you--mom___________________ Thank you to all the people vrtro have made my high school career memorable and special. It would not have been the same without you. To the noids, I loved carrying my locker door to class! Thanks for being a great friend Jeni. I'm really going to miss running with you next year. And an extra special thank you to Christopher for making the end of my senior year unforgettable! Good luck seniors of '89! Remember: no one is as impressed with the fact that you are seniors so much as you are!! Love and friends forever— Dalyn_______________________________ Plateau Valley, Thanks for the good years. This valley will always have a part of our hearts. Dave, Judy, Kane, and 8art Norris To the cast and crew of HThe Dear Departed and Double Date : Your performances were magnificent, I appreciate your dedication and humor. It?s been a pleasure working with each and every one of you. Sincerely, Mrs. Loretta Kachin Jana, Just a note to scy Thrnk you and I love you.1 You’ve made my life mean so much and my senior year so fun. I love you and I always will, ith love forever, Joel Doug, I am yours forever. I love you for never giving up, I love you for everything. Love, Shannon LaRae To all my wild and crazy peers- L.L. Don't forget me through the years. + We'll meet again some other day-- T.H. until then, good luck all the way! Love ya, Leslee K. Law___________________ In the words of my father, As you look forward to the new times Stand tall and proud ... and bold. Remember those who wish you well, all your friends of old. Dianna Leinberaer__________ !o all my special friends. Throughout school I have made a lot of great friends that will always mean a lot to me. These friends art tne ones that I will miss the most, these are you. Some of you have made me smile when there was no reason to smile, ana I love you all for that. 3renda and Travis - Thank you for being the best friends anyone could ever ask for, I love you both Kristine T. Mikeseil_________________________________ friends an V Shannon, Thank you for all the special times you sharec vith me. Some of the best times of my life lave been with you. I hope we can be together ilways. love you--Douqlas To all the people uhc made my senior year memorable- To Chris for everything you've done to make my senior year a great year; to all the cheerleader: my senior w% % 4 year wouldn't have been quite as exciting or educational without all of you, and to my very best friend, Trudy, for being a great friend. Thank you!! Oon't forget me!‘ |____________________Love, Tanya BoysT Basketball! Thanks for a great season!! Ue!ll get Tem next year. Coach Ran and wife Do not walk in front of me—I may not follow. Do not walk behind me--I may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend. To all of my friends—Thanks for everything. To Shelly, for sticking by me in good and bad. To my track buddy, I never would have made it without you Trudy! To Caleb in California, to Dianna in Yugo, and to my parents-Thanks for believing in me—I love you. 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