South Salem High School - Sword and Shield Yearbook (Salem, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 288 of the 1980 volume:

Eo7Tor- AO'VllSOlf' Phoro f4o'v1S Sourh Solem Hgh 7970 Church Sf 5OfSfT1 Gregory Q Volufne QQ Colleen School SE 7807 7979-7980 Benson Deon Borr or- John CNSOM' W -w Q in -' 'L,,,,,,-W A l Through tirne We grovv ond chonge Lilee the seosons Ano together We find o sooce Of Nevv Dimensions. Toole of Contents Foll Activities .................. 8 People ....... ..... 4 2 Winter Activities . . . . . . .188 Orgonizotions .... .... 1 oo Spring Activities . . . . . . .214 Index ........ .... 2 52 OPENING 3 4-OPENING I exisr You exisr We exisr In o spoce Of New Dimensions OPENING-5 '1. LM if-Q rf' U' in 0 :nf . I, an .Q ,. ur .. A V-, F in at X 'r- lf I ' 'V i qt ,iv , , ilgifflii-Hinwmwmrd H 13 5 3 ,, ., 1 1 M 'Eli i! 2!lll 5 a ..-, f Aw- ' 1 wav an 4 , , ,- FF 1 A --I ' us 1 gx H i A ' I 5 K v . . in t ff A . N Q-mmm. W , , , KKVX 4 4 f Q xiv1.f?2 A N. -t ' Y '.,'1,-g'.', r. f 'v ' ff'-'G 1 1.-... N ..1, ' X W 3, -fl N21 ., - as 5, . 4 , . .i ,y Mm., M ' . W ' ' ' . ...- .Ja -' V.. .Mini I . .-L L, gg.: ew. --- , -' wr fj ' Y . a19'1F'f' 45:74 New +fff' A . Wifi, H '? f '. ,p,' .liz by -M 1-Y, ww 'S N Y L 4 'd ,ab f. 'Q - T-a. J . 'f ' qi 'z ,flu -,.'l? i . - A VR. --r :L-,..:-Z. as We exisr In o spoce speciol rnonks ro Ron Benson, Ron Hunsolser, ond Cindy Thorp for rneir speciol inrrioorions ro ine bool-2 in ine oreo of poems, phoros, ond orrworls, respecriveiy. Of New Dimensions. OPENING-7 J I Z Z 2 FALL DIVISION-9 Scheduling is Somefimes l-lecric Amid moans and groans ar rhe rhoughr of classes and homeworls, rhere was an air of exciremenr as friends renewed old acquainrances in rhe Easf Balcony and downf srairs gym. This was rhe ormosphere ar rhe Seprember scheduling for juniors and seniors. Scheduling for sopho- mores and freshmen had been done rhe previous year by compurer. Arena scheduling for elevenrh and rwelfrh groders'in- volved srudenrs selecring rheir own classes, teachers and periods. A new sysrem was developed which improved public relarions berween faculry, srudenrs, and parenrs. Each feacher was assigned o small group of sfudenrs ro help rhem choose rheir classes and malse sure all of rheir credirs were being fulfilled. Before school began, if was possible ro have an individual conference wirh each srudenr and rheir parenrs ro discuss any problems which may have arisen. Senior, Brenda Bullocls, rhoughr rhar rhis program was grear. l'm glad we had someone ro help us, My parenrs really appreciated ir foo. lr seems rhey're showing more concern. Mr. Canronwine really helped me a lor and gave me good rips on whar classes ro false. This is rhe firsr year fhey've really gorren involved and l rhinls ir's a super ldea! Arena scheduling also fools place for second semesrer regisrrarion. This became even more hecric wirh rhe addi- rion of freshmen and sophomores who were undergoing rhis riruol for rhe firsr rime. A B ,N AA Mrs. Peter consults with Brad Hammond over his schedule. B. Mary Herrle and Laurie llg sign up for classes. C. Teachers wait parienrly for srudenrs ro regisrer for rheir courses. D. John Chesrer checlfcs for any problems in his schedule. 10 ARENA SCHEDULING Varsity Volleyball 14-5 CSouth-OpponentD y 15- 2515-12 ry 6-155 8-15 lbany 15- 9, 7-15,11-15 lley 11-15,15- 1,15- 6 lem 15-11,15 7 llis 14-16,11-15 y 15- 2,18-16 any 17-15,15 8 non 9-15,15 6515- 2 ue 15-12,14-16g15-12 ry 5-15,12-15 lbany 15-12,15 6 lley 15- 8,10-15,15-0 lem 15-11,15-11 llis 8-15, 1-15 y 17-15,15 1 any 16-14,15 5 non 18-15515 7515- 1 ue 15-10, 8-15,15 4 ct 15-10.13-15515 4 16-14514-16g15-11 15- 8g15- 7 15- 1512-15515-17 Fall Scoreboard l3oy's Soccer 10-2 South 4 S. Albany 0 C. Valley 4 Sprague 2 W. Albany 1 5 N. Salem 4 W. Albany 5 McKay 5 Newberg 4 Corvallis 0 LaSalle 5 McNary 5tatePIayoffs 0 Putnam Girl's Soccer 0-6-1 South 8 S. Albany 2 C C. Valley 7 6 Sprague 6 1 N. Salem 2 8 N. Salem 1 2 W. Albany 1 1 N. Eugene 10 0 Corvallis 10 2 N. Eugene 8 0 N. Salem 4 This scoreboard page is designed to tell the scores of your favorite sporting events. l3oy's Gymnastics and J.V. Volleyball are not included due to locls of scores. Listed is the teams' record during regular season of play, this does not include state and district games. South had a very successful Fall, with four our of the eight Varsity teams going to state. Congratulations! Girl's Cross Country 2-6 South 19 W. Albany 60 Lebanon 54 86 Sprague 40 Corvallis 58 22 N. Salem 68 S. Albany Inc 15 McNary 58 C. Valley Inc SS Invitational-4th District-2nd State-4th Boy's Cross Country 6-2 Varsity Football 8-1 South 28 Sprague 6 14 Lebanon 8 56 McKay 0 27 McNary 0 28 N. Salem 10 6 C. Valley 28 7 Corvallis 6 20 S. Albany 0 85 W. Albany 21 State 14 F. Grove 16 South 90.01 96.80 91.85 84.10 94.48 101.02 98.45 104.10 107. 20 GirI's Gymnastics 8-1 Lebanon McKay McNary N. Salem C. Valley Corvallis S. Albany Sprague W. Albany Distrlct Std South 40 W. Albany 20 Lebanon 20 62 Sprague 40 Corvallis 27 86 N. Salem 45 S. Albany 45 58 C. Valley 29 McNary 45 SS Invitational-15th District-8th PowderPuff Juniors-22 Sophomores- 0 Juniors- 8 Seniors- 16 74.00 59.40 86,40 55.67 103.15 100.42 8184 82.84 63.65 J.V. Football 9-0 South 28 Spargue 27 Lebanon 28 McKay 21 McNary 21 N. Salem 7 C. Valley 7 Corvallis 82 S. Albany 15 W. Albany Freshmen Football 1-6 South 6 Lebanon 16 W. Albany 6 Dallas 0 N. Salem 6 Sprague 0 C. Valley 7 McKay X7 Soxons tolse District . Becoming District Chompions is something oll of us con be proud of, commented Mr. Dove Johnson, cooch of the boys' Vorsity Footboll Teom. Mr, Johnson's ottitude obout the seoson wos very optimistic. l believed thot we would be city chompionsf' stored Mr. Johnson. lt wos o greot seoson. One of South's best regulor seoson re- cords. The win over Corvollis put the teom in the Ieodfor the district title, Johnson soid, lt wos exciting, but much more exciting wos the foct thot they were ronlsed number one in store. Our ployers deserved to win, The win wos o gift to our footboll progrom, school, ond city of Solem, At the end of the gome, with the crowd flowing onto the field, it wos o tremendous sight ond feeling. The ployers' ottitudes of the seoson were very positive, 'lThey worlsed very hord oll lost yeor to become stronger, foster, quiclser, ond more slsilled. They oll wonted to reoch their potentiol, commented Mr. Johnson. The reom Ieod the conference in defense, ollowing the leost omount of points scored. lt wos our time in 79 , sold Mr. Johnson, This wos the teom's motto for the yeor. Johnson gove credit to oll of his storters for their hord worls, ond their greot seoson. All of the hord worls, ond effort wos put into ending the seoson with on 8-1 seoson record, tolsing district, The teom then went on to ploy in the store tournoment, They lost o very close gome 14-lo to Forest Grove, in the lost few minutes of ploy. A. Cooch Dove Johnson worches, os his teom turns up onother victory. B, Vorsiry Teom: 1st Row, Monoger Vince Costronovo, Robert Cory, Dovid Bonsmer, John Wright, Greg Gossocls, Monoger Bob Poselsony, Rich Monn, Bill Chrisemer, Elpidio Bumonlog, Scott Edmiston, Monoger Bryon Johnson, 2nd Bow, Troy Schoffner, Kevin Keene, Don Lewirzlce, Brion Burlse, Rondy Reoson, Morls Philp, Ston McNulty, Vince Vonels, Jocls Kennedy, Greg Ilg, Rick Lewellyn, Blolse Goge. Srd Row, Cooch Al Leopold, George Long, Alon Hort, Col Shores, Jim Newell, Todd Hunt, Dove Centers, Greg Sherwood, Aoron Thomos, Jeff Poschlse, Scott Coulter, Todd Eschel- mon, Ath Row, Cooch Dove Johnson, Dove Dowling, Mike Hunter, Greg Miles, Tom Seirz, Bob Finicle, Jon Bollonryne, Jeff Herber, Dole Weidemon, Tim Gores, 12 VARSITY FOOTBALL A Tlondy Six, Cooch Morls Henderson, 5th Row, Cooch Greg Morlss, Milse Mike Bohr, Peter Froilsen, Scott Mottson, Jim Smithey, Wes Conogo, Milse Brent Coulter, Cooch Lorry l-loyword, I A. Todd Eschelmon shows how he feels obour rhe seosoh. D. Roberr Cory ond George Long discuss rheir reom's srroregy. C Greg Sherwood goihs yordoge ogoihsr defenders. D, Mike Lee ond Morls Philp Ieod rhe reom rhrough rhe vicrory hoop. E. Dove Centers shows how ro srrerch properly. .. R sei Xie N was VARSITY FOOTBALL-13 Srorring or lefr guord, number oo, Dove Cenrersl 'II hod o greor seoson, in which I ob- roined mony of my gools I ser losr yeor for myself, like srorring or lefr guord, gere ring stronger, ond being disrricr chompi- ons, sold Cenrers. . Drive blocking wos whor Cenrers felr the srrongesr porr of his gome wos. Alor of our ploys ore up rhe middle, or off rhe guords block. Since I hove been on of- fensive linemon for 8 yeors, I hove drive- blocked mony opponenrsf' commenred Cenrersf' I love ploying guord. One hos ro be quick, srrong, ogile, oble ro pull ond block down field, ond oble ro keep low when blocking, he olso odded. I hod oloyed cenrer for fhree yeors. Ar Porrish Middle School, I srorred ploying guord. l've ployed guord ever since, I wos one of rhe bigger guys in rhe leogue rhis yeor. Cenrers plon ro orrend U of O or OCE, moioring in P.E. or Arhleric Troining. B A. Cooch Hougen looks over the reom os rhey do rheir dolly exercises. B. The reom huddles ro go over rhe ploys with cooch Johnson. C. Greg Sherwood runs wirh rhe boll. D. Tim Gores kicks, os Jock Kennendy holds rhe boil. 14-VARSITY FOOTBALL A 4ND Marching Band Srepping our for foorball One of rhe mqor supporrers of rhe Varsiry Foorball Team was the Marching or Concerr Band, The Marching Band played or all rhe home foorboll games, helped rhe rally wirh cheers, and played rhe alma marer ar rhe end of each game. They were nor able ro play ar rwo of rhe games because of rain. Many hours of practice were spenr learning rhe parrerns and formarions. They spenr fifrh period class pracricing wirh rhe Saxonerrs. Richard Plorhweiler was rhe drum major and one of rhe sevenry members of rhe Marching Band. We fools up half a foorball field, srared Fairh Campbell. We felr we added a lor ro half-rime and boosred school spirit. l moves inro formarion. A. Glenn Kosrur pauses berween drum bears. D. Richard Rorhweiler leads rhe band onro rhe foorboll field. C. The bond MARCHING BAND-15 Saxon Supremacy Saxon Supremacy wasn't just a slogan for the Junior Varsity football team. Coaches Terry Haugen and Terry Fischer led the Saxons to nine consecutive victories and the league championshi- p. Attaining the number one spot in the league wasn't easy, it took a special type of team. ln the words of Coach Fischer, defensively, we were able to adjust to meet whatever challenge the offense gave us, offensively we were well balanced between running and passing. Another quality that helped the team was the fact that they never gave up. In six of the nine games the team came from behind to win. That shows a lot of character, said Coach Haugen. There were many outstanding personal accomplishments along with the accomplishmenrs of the team as a whole. Quarterback isn't just a slogan Aaron Thomas had a total of 1,019 yards passing with ten touchdown passes. One of Aoron's favorite receivers, Jon Dallantyne, topped the statistics on yards per catch with a 19.36 yard average. Greg Gossack was the leading rusher with 650 yards and an average of 8,26 yards per carry. The total offense for the season was 2,718 yards. Nat Goforth was singled out by his team mates as most inspirational player of the year. Coach Fischer summed up the spirit ofthe team, its season and the upcoming years when he said, There is o winning tradition here at South, winning can be infectious, once you discover what ir's like to consistently win, you work hard to keep the good feeling. B C A. Team picture, Back row. Todd Withers, Brian Heater, Drew Smetana, Alex McToggart, Derrick Suydam, Eric Miller, William Chrisemer, Buck Williams, Jon Dallantyne, Jay Kendrick, Darryl Hart, Mitch Cox. Second row, Coach Haugen, Aaron Thomas, Dale Luoma, Mike Sloop, Jae, Pietrok, Troy Schaffner, John Morgan, Chris Johnson, Richard Lewellyn, John Wesely, Blake Gage, Greg Gossack, Dan Huntley, Coach Fischer. First row, Terry Neal, Jeff Armas, Tom Decker, Lance Griesen, Nat Goforrh, Gary Huggins, William White, Jeff Kelly, Paul Cary, Oliver Santos, Brad French, Scott Edmiston. D. Look, mom, no hands! C. It's the unbeatable Saxon action! 16.l V FOOTBALL A. Greg Gossocl-2 concenrrores on the gome, B. Cooch Fischer gives rhe reom some iosr minute insrrucrions. C. J.V. Soxons brushing up on some pioys dur- ing ci procrice, ,WM 4, WNY I eryoy competing ogoinsr people my oge ond older I olso eryoy my pos: rion ir s 0 posirion of Ieodership This wos rhe response of Sophomore quorrer bocis Aoron Thomos when osised why he enjoyed pioying foorboii He felr his mosr imporronr gool in reiorionship ro high school foorboll wos helping South ger ro the srore ploy offs during his vorsi ry yeors Aoron cured winning ond con rriburing ro o win os one of his fovorire porrs of foorboll W tl' x in? in :kg ' 4 h 5 . V! ' 5 M1 rii iflzn .lc r ,s., Q s f .-., 3 ,. .,,s b ' isq J V FOOTBALL 17 Spirit: The word for freshmen Winning one game and losing six, the Fresh- man football team should have been down, But that was not the case with this year's team. Spirit was the main word for the Fresh- men. By chanting offense or defense throughout the games, they tried to boost each other's morale. This, along with the sup, port of the team captains, Dan Stalie and Dan Pickens, kept the players in the games. Freshman football was new this year with the addition of Oth grade students to South. New, also was the players' familiarity with the plays South ran. The Freshmen players had to learn the basic plays that the Varsity and Junior Varsity teams had learned in previous years. keeping their team healrhy was one of the problems the coaches had to deal with. 'll-lav- ing people our with injuries was a large contri- bution to our losses, stated Scott Cross, defen- sive coach. Throughout the season, key people on defense and offense were hurt. Two of the team's quarterbacks, Dan Pickens and Todd Mitchell, were iniuried, which kept them from playing the remainder of the season, Both Coach Cross and offensive coordinator Chuck Chamberlain said that the Freshmen team had improved from the first day to the last, I had fun. lr was my first year coaching Freshmen. They were a good bunch of kids, said Coach Chamberlain of his experiences with the team, FV ls 1713 Tom Bailey a defensive cornerback for the Freshmen team had these com ments We played pretty well but in crucial moments we didn t take advan rage when we should have We made mistakes you cant make to win The coaches they taught us a lot They let most everyone play They start both ways A. After a long day at practice the Freshman team gave this team picture, first row ChrisLink, Eric Newsom, Dan Stalie, Steve Mattson, Harley Wldmer, Matt MacCollin, Greg Johnson, Darin Bybee, Tom Bailey, Jason Bader, Bob Albirch, Jeff Sherwin Second row, Shawn McCloud, Tom Stalie, Par Sarver, Todd Mitchell, Todd Seger, Anthony Manning, Murray O'Neal, Steve Valach, Mike Boeder, Darren Young, Gregg Johnson, Tim Marshall, Manager Steve Carson Third row: Coach Chuck Chamberlain, John Grimm, Dan Green, Don Pickens, Boy Waite, Brad l-lartone, Terry Chubb, Joe, Brad Cox, Scott Olson, Coach Scott Cross. B. South's defense lines up with Cresent Valley's offense, ZQN5 , Ili!!! J A y ,,,, W' 'f'Q ' f 5, v Q 5 JD I A U I S A A ed 22 players instead of starring some 18 FRESHMEN FOOTBALL B 4 S ,,,, T msi,e11mlrw1m9fla Em gs? fl gf :Ni if 2, Q + W V fi J i Qi R X d r --'---'------ mwwwm ' y' ,,,k ii ar W y ' 02577 A HS N A 7. A sf 3 5 M .M W f,f 5 : I' ' 4- ,e-- N wx . -QQ A Q. I fn X 'WA 4,,,,. X-Counrry young buf fasr Lofs of hard worls, rime, and selfdiscipline were needed ro help rhe Cross Counfry Team develop. The Coach, lvlr. Pson Cross, and assisranf coach, Mr. Jim Granr, worlsed wirh a lor of new sfudenrs fhar had lirrle or no experience in cross counfry. Borh reams carried our rhe same parrern of pracfice in order ro ger ready for nor only rhe regular meers, buf also for rhe disrricr and srare meer. Our pracfice parrern, explained Coach Cross, was rhaf we would go hard, rhen easy. Usually, our easy days are longer disrance running Of a slower pace. Then, we would have more difficulr runs, lilse running up rhe soapfbox derby rracls af Bush Paris, or run 1,000 merer repears . The girls' ream finished second in Disrricr, and placed fourfh in Srare. Coach Cross commenred on rhe ream by saying, The girls' ream srarred our as a young group and if was really inreresring ro see some of rhe freshmen develop on rhe reamf' Coach Cross recognized freshman Julie Slama as rhe mosr developed runner on rhe ream. MaryAnn Ahmed, a sophomore, and Peggy Murri, a freshman, were rhe rop rwo runners for rhe ream fhroughour rhe season. MaryAnn placed second in Disrricf, and 12rh in Srare. Peggy placed rhird in Disfricr behind lvlaryAnn, and placed 18rh in Srare. For rhe boys' ream, lf was primarily a developing year. Wirh rhe addirion of freshmen ro rhe ream, many had no idea whaf cross counrry would acrually be lilse. The boys' feam, said Coach Cross, is similar TO rhe girls' ream. lr was a young ream where rhere were fhree freshmen on rhe varsify squad olong wirh fwoiuniors, so ir was really a developing ream. Jim Hurchinson, a junior, was recognized by Coach Cross as being rhe rop runner for rhe boys' ream. Senior Sieve Siegrisr, in his firsf year ar cross counrry, was rhe boys' ream's number rwo runner rhroughour rhe season. I3 C A. Coach, Mr. Ron Cross, and Assisfanr Coach, Mr, Jim Granr, rake rime ro answer a few quesrions wirh Gary Wolnez abour rhe meer, D. LJlPiLSf Top Plow: Coach, Mr. Ron Cross, Desi Kribs, Shannon Timm, Marrh MacCollin, Pam Reynolds, Shawn Susee, and Coach, Jim Granr. Second Plow: Diane Seare, Lori Doese, Julie Slama, Krisri Meyer, and Sharon Websrer, Dorrom Row: Peggy Murri, MaryAnn Ahmed, Susan McGreer, Cecily McCowen, Jill Coleman, and Donna Fields. C. BOYS: Top Psawg Coach, Ron Cross, Desi Kribs, David Thorserr, Joe Chrisrensen, Sreve Siegrisr, Pere Gillis, Lance Bissell, Sreven Thorserr, Beau Whirney, Tom Jessup, Rod Noreboom, Bruce Kropp, Tim Gossacls, Coach Jim Granr. Second Raw: Jim Hurchinsan, Gary Walnez, Eric Prirchard, Ky Higley, Marr Faarz, Chucls Bilyeu, Cole Alxeman, Kyle Eversan. Dorrom Plow: Joe Simms, Kyle Adams, and Kraig Kerr. D. Afrer crossing rhe finishing line of a lang and well run race, Peggy Murri files rhrough rhe line of runners, awairing her place in rhe race, 20 CROSS COUNTRY ka, ' 1-1 .9-.4 , +A-are A A. Freshmen Dovid Thorserr, Eric Prirchord, ond Gory Wolnez Cheer on rhe girls coming rhrough rhe cleoring on rhe course, B Perer Gillis ond Morr Fogrz rry ro figure our whor is going on or rhe finish line while Joe Chrisrensen fries ro rolse Q lxnor our of his shoe. C The Saxon lnvirorionol rools pioce or Bush's Pos' rure Porl-2 where rvvenry reoms porricipored from oil over Oregon ond Woshingron, Here is one porr of rhe meer gerring undervvoy, D. While frying ro moinroin his posif non, Jim Hurchinson opprooches rhe cleoring of rhe course running down o sreep hill. Nf f,.f ' gd.. 'W' 'N' 'fgwa I ,--lip J' Q, .2-' 1413, 5' 1. , K y-fa N: -1 . r z'::MQ'l,. pvqtsfiss 1' ,px 3 . P' wi 'rt is 'iihifw C A 'VA J, f .7 I, qi: 4 ' J 3 Rv , w ' X LQ i gl gy fx 4 f .3 I V r A Moryf'-Xnn Ahmed 0 sophomore ex pressed her rhoughrs obour rhe seoson ond hovv well rhe reom did The seo son srorred our reolly good olrhough we losr ro Sprague our firsr meer Our reom vvos very young vvirh few experienced runners In rhe Soxon Invirorionol every one seemed ro be reolly excired be couse If vvos our firsr big meer rhor ony one of us hod ever been in Everyone on rhe reom reolly vvorlsed hord rogerh er during rhe procrices ond when we didnf hove o procrice mony of us would run obour six miles Besides rhor I rhinls ir vvos 0 good seoson ond every one hod lors of fun y .i B CROSS COUNTRY 21 Firsr Yeor Soccer. . A group of freshmen, sophomore, junior ond senior orhleres come rogerher rhis yeor ond gove South Solem rhe mokings of o soccer dynosry. ln o leogue in which oil Solem schools were expecred ro flounder, Sourh Solem quickly esroblished irself os o reom ro be reckoned wirh. This firsr yeor reom finished rhe seoson wirh o leogue record of ren wins ond one loss ond ourscored rheir opponenrs 41 gools ro 9, os well os hoving five ployers vored ro rhe oll leogue reom. They were Sreve Cirron, Mike Smirh, Ren Sonro, Fernondo Cezor, ond Lorry Pruirr, Sourh's reom wos plogued wirh injuries rhroughour rhe seoson. The reom coproin, John Honey, broke his leg ond missed oil bur rhree gomes, fullbock Doryl Gossock injured his ribs, ond goolie Bruce Finneron dislocored his righr shoulder, nor ro menrion Fernondo Cezor who neorly hod ro be roped rogerher before every gome. Forrunorely rhe deprh of rolenred reserve ployers were copoble of filling in when needed ond Sourh eorned o ployoff berrh irs firsr seoson. As senior Sreve Cirron pur ir We were o tremendously rolenred reom rhor worked well ro- gerherf' Four weeks ond ll gomes offer rhe seoson srorred Sourh's reom, srill wer behind rhe eors, rroveled ro Oregon Ciry ro roke on Rex Purnom High School in rhe firsr round of rhe Srore Ployoffs. Unfomilioriry wirh ployoff rules, inclemenr weorher condirions ond per' hops o lock of experrise, oil leod ro Sourh's downfoll ond rhey losr rhree gools ro one. Srill, rhis firsr yeor reom hod no reoson for sorrow. The reom did rheir besr ond occording ro junior Mike Smirh, We were greorf' Soccer hod orrived or Sourh Solem High. A. Teom Coproin, Senior John Honey lofrs rhe boil rowords rhe gool in Sourh's gome ogoinsr Crescenr Volley, D. The comero's eye corches rhe power of Junior Lorry Preuer's kick . Him.. B SOUTH'S 1979-1980 SOCCER TEAM Top Row: Cooch Mike Cooley, Teom Coproin John Honey, John Mirchel, Morc Horch, Nelson de Silvo, Mike Mcl.oin Gronr Schoffer Mike Leisren Dove Wensley Mike Buchord Doryl Gossock, Chrisroph Neuendorf, Borr Crockerr, Bruce Fineron, Dovid Knopke, Jim D'eogle, Wyorr Koro Mork Hursr ond Ron Koskondy Dorrom Row Sreve Cirron John Chesrer, Lorry Preuerr, Sven Olson, Jordon Posell, Ren Sonro, Poul Reilly, Mike Smirh, ond Don Sreele Nor Picrured Fernondo Cezor John Shofer 22 VARSITY SOCCER . . .l-los o GREAT Yeor, Ev Goes ro STATE! NW C A A Senior, Fernondo Cezor, rhe reom's only exchonge srudenr, chollenges S AIbony's goolle whale Sensors John Chesrer Cforegroundb ond Ren Sonro lools on B The Soxons rollx over srroregy or holfrlme C Sopho more Wyorr Koro llmbers up before procrlce The only vvoy I could describe rhls yeors soccer reom vvos AWESOME Abour holf of rhls yeors reom oloyed rogerher losr yeor so we lsnevv how good we vvere ond vvhor ro expecr from eoch orher We exceeded every one s expecrorlons exceor for rhe reom members rhemselves Cvvho vvonred ro vvun or Sroreb Thus yeor vvos o lor of fun The reom rhor everyrhlng rhey dld number of shors soves offenslve ond defenslve oloys erc vvos golng ro be o school record Anyrhlng vve dad good or bod wos rhe besr Sourh s soccer reom hod ever done before Also rhere vvos relo rlvely no pressure on rhe oloyers Thor vvos probobly rhe brggesr odvonroge ro belng o flrsr yeor reom No one expecr ed us ro wan bor we dld Cvvunb so If vvos on rhe reom mode rhe seoson fun or rorher roleroble for me Afrer I brolse my leg rhey srlll rreored me lllse o mem ber of rhe reom Wlrhour rhelr comro dery I never vvould hove mode ll rhrough rhe seoson Worchlng from rhe sldellnes my senlor yeor vvos rhe hor desr rhlng rhor Ive ever done B , , I sf, P , M , , vvenr lnro every gome vvlrh rhe ldeo T Vzgg C, si r , l ,S I 1 Y o lor of fun. Cooch Cooley, ond rhe guys VARSITY SOCCER-23 First Seoson o success South Solem's first yeor Girls' Soccer Teom hod ci very productive seoson with o record of four wins ond two losses. The two losses were ogoinst Cresent Volley ond Corvollis which hove hod previous yeors of experience in octuol competition ploy. First yeor cooch for the girls soccer teom, Mr. Hoight, sold, l'Corvollis hod three more yeors of experience thon we did. They weren't bigger girls or more othletic thon our girls, they were just more experienced ond knew whot to do ond where to go ond how to ploy the gome, He went on to soy thot he hod to stort the gomes with mostly freshmen ond only four out of the fifteen girls on the teom hod ony previous experience ploying soccer. x'We hod to reoch them the rules of the gome os we ployed, not only the techniques, but olso the signols of the referee. We hod to reoch them everything from the ground up. A more difficult problem wos trying to get more girls interested into going out for the sport. When soccer wos first introduced to South os o vorsity sport, mony of the students weren't thot interested. He commented obout this soying, l'l hod to reolly work to get people out to ploy. When he hod enough to moke o teom, the girls went on to stort ploying some gomes. The girls won their first gome ogoinst South Albony C8-25 ond then lost to Cresent Volley COYOD. From there on, the girls won most of their scheduled gomes ogoinst other Solem teoms until they met Corvollis for the leogue title. The girls lost thot gome lO- O. Cooch Mr. Hoight recognized Shonnon Reilly os being the most dedicoted ond voluoble ployer to the teom. He soid she scored mony of the gools ond she mode olmost every proctice of the seoson ond wos one of the four who hove hod previous experience ploying soccer. Trocy Johnson, Toni Andersen, ond Michelle Buscher were the other three girls who were recognized by Cooch Mr. Hoight os being especiolly good on defense. Lynn Beoton o iunior expressed her thoughts obout the first seoson of soccer ond how well the teom did in their first yeor of competition ploy We look upon this seoson os o winning one We took third in leogue ond hod o lor of fun Since we hod o young ond inexperi enced teom this first yeor wos helpful in teoching us the fundomentols of soccer ond developing our competitive skills We would like to thonk our cooch Mr Hoight for the time ond effort he put into working with us Without his cooch ing we wouldnt hove hod the greot seoson thot we did 24 GIRLS SOCCER A. Toni Anderson gives the boil o mighty kick to help score for the Soxons. D. Cooch Mr. Hoight discusses o few detoils with the teom before going into the gome. C. Top Row: Louro Cosby, Shonnon Reilly, Leoh Pearson, Cooch Mr. Hoight, Melenie Pienno, Allison Eoton, Sue Jons, Lynn Deoton. Second Row: Rito Litchfield, Michelle Duscher, Karen Bumonlog. Bottom Rowz Toni Anderson, Trocy Johnson, Rose Osterlund, Kori Olson, Holly McClure, ond Joonne Jens. A. J.V Team lsr Row, Tami Tourville, 2nd Row, Kim llonal, Elaine Schwarrz, 3rd Row, Teri Tourville, Mary Winrers, Chris Grarer, Arh Row, Robin Cusok, Sharon Johnson, Laurie Sourhwell, Sharon McNeil, 5rh Plow, Valerie Lamberr, Assis. Rick Ikeda, Coach Roberra Per- kins, Assis Mory Wrighr, Lisa Barber D Coaches lkoberr Perkins and Mary Wrighr look on wirh the ream as rhey ger a sideour C Valerie Lamberr shows how ro spike rhe ball, as Kim Ronai looks on wirh confidence, JV girls have a winning season Bump, ser, spike, was whar was seen while rhe JV. Volleyball ream pracricing ar leasr rhree nighrs o week, during rhe firsr few monrhs of school lr was a very successful season, Ir was successful for rhe girls in borh rheir individual improvemenrs and feom play. These were reflecred in rheir 1277 record, remarked Miss lloberra Perkins, coach of rhe reom. The ieam consisred of rwelve members, Helping rhe coach, were assisranrs Miss Mary Wrighr and Mr, Rick Ikeda. A big Thankyou was in order for Miss Wrighr and Mr. Ikeda. They worked wirh rhe girls' individual problems, along wirh running plays. Somerimes even geiring in and playing wifh rhe ream, Working wirh rhe girls was grear fun. As a srudenr reacher, l'm iusr old enough ro have rheir respecr as a coach, while l'm srill close enough ro high school life rhor l can be rheir friend foo, Miss Wrighr menrioned . The coaches felf fhaf Corvallis was rheir roughesr comperirion over fhe season. They were an excel Ienr ream alloround, commenred Miss Wrighr, Miss Wrighf also menfioned, Our ream is made up of such diversify, fhar rarher rhan one person being rhe srrongesr player, we have several srrong players who work as a ream ro make our game a powerful one. Laurie Soufhwell, a junior, has been playing Volleyball for five years, junior high and high school. She was caprain, and one of the main serrers for rhe JV. ream, We had a fair record, buf so many people learned so much fhar nexr year should be near perfecr, srared Sourh- well. Learning how TO ser consisranrly was whar Sourhwell concenrrafed on rhe mosr during rhe season. This helped her ro be able ro rhink abour hand posirion and following rhrough wirh her sers. Afrer rhe season, Sourhwell planned TO play for a U.S.V.B,A. ream, or TO of leasr keep procricing her skills. J.V. VOLLEYBALL 25 Volleyball ro Sfare Afrer bearing McNary in fhe l'season's mosr excirf ing game according ro Jan Werherbee, rhe Girls' Volleyball ream wenr on FO parricipare in rhe srare playoff. The girls wenf info rhe firsf round game againsf Dallas wirh rhe morro, Irs somerhing new ro do ir in rwo, and rhey successfully pulled ir off wirh a 158, 15,7 yicrory. The girls finished rheir season by qualifying for rhe second round of srare wirh a loss ro Ashland. ln coach Terry McLaughlin's words, rhe NlcNary game Was rhe besr game of rhe year. lr was also rhe mosr sarisfying game for rhe ream because ir meanr a couple of differenr rhings We would qualify for rhe srare playoff and we bear a ream rhar had bear us rwice. We were able ro pur everyrhing rogefherf' lr was a rense game wirh rhe ream serve changing many rimes, When Kelly McGhehey reinf lured her lsnee rhe offense had ro change and rhe exciremenr mounfed. ln rhe final round of play, rhe Saxons fools jusr 10 minutes ro win rhe final rhree points. Judy Sommer's poweful spilse ended McNary's season, and senr rhe Saxons onro rhe second round of rhe playoffs. QW-4 ,ppm 9 wwf B A, Judy Sommer smashes o devasraring spilse ro McNary as Jennifer Marrhey and Jeanerre Youngman cover. D. Jeanerre Youngman wairs porienrly as rhe coach mericulously wraps her leg. C. Jan Werherbee srands prepared ro bump. GIRLS VARSITY VOLLEYBALL-26 C .iic . P KGS? 11 ,Bice 25 QM fillllm XI! 'MENS 'E 'Q Early in the season Coach Terry McLaughlin predicted that his team would finish in the top four of the league then go on to the district play offs and qualify for the state tournament. Well that's exactly what they did! Even though the team had quite a fevv injuries during the season, this situa' tion actually proved advantageous, Since the injuries befell players in a lead, ership position, many of the team meme bers were able to assume a captain role. On this sulject, Coach McLaughlin come mented, Now we have a strong lead, ership situation. We had five different captains throughout the season and they all had a chance to see what it was Iilse. It helped the team when Kelly McGhe- hey Cout with injuryl returned because they all lools up ta her. A Posing for their team pictured areg first tow, Jan Wetherbee Kely McGhehey, Lynnette Hamilton, and Judy Sommer ln second raw, Charlene Wa censlse Stacey Wipf Jennifer Mattey, row 2- Jean' ette Yaungman Coach Terry McLaughlin, and Cynthia Krettzberg D Senior Jeanette Youngman concentrates on her back set. GIRLS VARSITY VOLLEYBALL 27 B 28-GYMNASTICS Gymnasrs end season gracefully Firsr year coach, Viclsi Vonisuden, led rhe girls' gymnastics ream ro a rhird place finish in the disrricr meer, and an impres- sive 8-l record, Two girls from rhe ream wenr on ro rhe srafe meer. Julie Tennenhouse, a junior, compered in all evenrs excepr rhe vaulr. When rhe annual ream awards were given our, Angela Eldon was named Mosr lmproved , Julie Tennenhouse was named 'Wiosr ValuableL', and Senior Mary Rogers was named Mosr lnspirarional . in 3 , 'Coach Vonlluden said, T The girls showed rremendous im- provemenr from rhe firsr day of pracrice ro rhe lasr, Everyone worlsed rogerher as a ream . . .This year was a grear year for borh physical and psychological experience, The boys' ream had a somewhar less sucessful season as far as rhe win- loss record wenr, which was 8-8. The season record didn'r reflecr rhe abiliry or porenrial of rhe ream or individuals. lr was a good building year for everyone. Nexr year Sourh should have some very srrong gymnasrs and ream , srared Coach Rob Huddlesron in reference ro rhe season. Jon Olson was named 'llviosr Valuable by his reammares because Hhe consisrenrly scored higher rhan anyone else on rhe ream and was an all-around. Tony Byers and Lee Mor- gan were named Mosr Improved , and Charlie Long was named 'X Mosr lnspirarional . A. Tony Byers shows his ralenr on rhe parallel bars, B. Back Row- Charlie Long, Chhivinda Khlols, Eril-1 Hyarr. Fronr Row: Tony Byers Brerr McDonald, Lee Morgan, Jon Olson. Kneel- ing: Coach Rob Huddlesron. C. Charlie Long gers some advise from Coach Huddlesron before going on ro his nexr evenr. Jef-,ei 111-- ww A . x Q Y, S' A g gi if m g QL :QQ 'fi A 5 A ...AA f ' 1- . X1 . . - E N x y at Y 4 'A an A - ..Xk .Q - X X QNXQ . 7 x , V X I W as QQ ax QNX X A X A, A 13 mg .- , 'Q A .Q A - -f................. -,,. M.. . if 1 QQ v in .. 4-fr QQ . , v , V, L, A Ira' A, , wxeitl Q 5 is Q M lg -K ' Q f fu TQ .4 if ,f.-.-.W,....3 Jw- X 3 X A . ,E aw , ' af'- 5 ,,,,,. , 5 W .5 L Q' ' 5' 5-'A . h 'HQ' gg' We're rhe Senior Girls I R I We're rhe SENIOR GIRLS 30-SENIOR GIRLS We're rhe greor SENIOR GIRLS And forever how rovvdy we ore. We ore lovol ro The RED ond BLUE Our love ond our pride will shine rhrough We love SENIOR GUYS More rhon rhey reolize And vve Isnovv rhor rhey love Us roo. The CLASS OF 80 Will shine rhroogh As rhe besr in the vvhole dorn school. .iii-K. x N My fr Zhi , K .'1 N2 13 9332, f., . l- Soxons ger rowdy for Spirir Week Spirir Week, during foorboll seoson, wos o rime when srudenrs ond foculry could show rheir pride ond spirir in our school. Mony ocriviries were held which demonsrrored rhis spirir ond gove everyone o chonce ro express rhemselves. To srorr off rhe week, rhe rrodirionol decororing of closs holls rook ploce, As usuol, seniors come in firsr ploce reveoling unusuol rolenrs in rheir creorive disploy, Themes ronged from Freshmen Fever ro Seniors: The Besr in rhe Wesr l Among rhe severol dresseup doys, were Tumbleweed Doy ond Mofio Doy. On Tumbleweed Doy, srudenrs dressed up in rheir fovorire cowboy hors ond boofs. Numerous Hshoor-ours were wirnessed rhroughour rhe doy. Mofio Doy wos quire populor. Vorious ourfirs from rhe rwenries, especiolly gongsrers, were worn by srudenrs. Junior, Momi Lee, wos heord ro soy, I liked Mofio Doy rhe besr becouse rhor's when mosr people ger involved ond dressedfupf' On Holloween, Spook Doy, srudenrs come dressed in imoginorive cosrumes ronging from coneheods ro Droculo, Comperirion for rhese ourfirs wos held during lunch. The highlighr of rhe week wos Fridoy's Pep Assembly. This wos held ro encouroge everyone ro come ro rhe Homecoming gome ogoinsr Wesr Albony lorer rhor evening. .,,,d.1 U A. Mike Hunrer ond Mike Lee moke o hir on rhe school during Mofio Doy B. Freshman Fever - Corch ir!! C. Alon l-lorr unknowingly shores 0 licorice whip wirh his morher or rhe Pep Assembly 32 SPIRIT WEEK ....,,,N-KN B Junior Greg Sherwood orrribured rhe success of Spirir Week ro rhe enrire sru denr body We hod o greor vveels Everyone gor involved ond our o lor of benefired from rhis becouse everybody vvos full of solrlr ond suoporr for our reorns lr vvos rhe besr Spirir Weels lve ever porricipored ln' efforr inro rnolsing ir good, All soorrs A, Mr Wirhycombe onnounces conresronrs, Lindo Locey, Meghon Mohoney ond Brion Groziono for rhe cosrume comperirion, D, Foorboll ployers Todd Eschelmon, Milse Lee, Dove Dowling ond Dove Cenrers, demonsrrore surprising rolenrs os they dress Chris Whire, Jessico Srrodrmonn, Den' ise Word ond Lindo Locey in foorboll orrire, C. Seniors: The Desr in rhe We-srl D. Senior girls worls ro decorore rheir holl SPIRIT WEEK-33 Yi Fireworks odd o soork TO Homecoming Homecoming, A time for excitement, spirit, ond onticiootion. Although some forgot the reoson for Homecoming, everyone joined in the ocriyiries. Troditionolly, Homecoming wos o chonce for South olumni ro return to o night to reminisce ooout their high school times. Mony events led up to Homecoming Night ond the big Homecoming Gome. A rowdy Spirit Week wos drown to o close, the Homecoming Court wos chosen, ond mums were worn to show spirit. The night oegon withlmony Soxon fons converging to worch the 7-1 footooll teom bottle W. Aloony. Holf-time entertoinment included the Soxonerrs performing o donce routine ond the crowning of the 79-80 Queen, Aliso Huntley, oy Joonne Chomoerloin, 78-79 Homecoming Queen, Fireworks followed the coronotion ond ended holf-time. Another victory on the Soxon scoreboord odded to the success of the festivities. The Homecoming Donce, with Summit providing the music, brought o close to the evening, 1 B C A. The 1070-80 Homecoming Queen, Aliso Huntley, with her escort, Don Huntley. B, Senior, Soro Poterson with her escort, Monte Voigt. C. Homecoming Court. Dock: Fresh- mon, Louro McGregor, Juniors, Lynn Deoty, Noncy Psonkin, ond Michelle Provost, Sophomores, loner Grude, Holly Knott, ond Cheryl Kolibok. Front: Seniors, Tolli Osborn, Soto Paterson, Drone Voloch, ond Aliso Huntley. Not pictured, Freshmen, Collette Henderson ond Suson Hyde. D. The court ond their escorts, Ptincipol, Mr. Wes Ediger, ond Joonne Chomberloin, look on offer the coronotion. 34-HOMECOMING 45 L J ii A. Congrorulorions ore given ro rhe new Queen D Rolly exrros for Homecoming, Colleen Benson, Jessica Srrordmonn, ond Tino Ordonez, orrernpr ro spell Sox on. C l con'r believe lil , seems ro be Aliso Hunrley's feelings D. Senior, DioneVoloch ond ner escorr, Doug Miles i B C iisl iiil i gil l nies s n C. Q. fis os M - XR R As o groduore of Sourn, Joonne Chom- berloin snored ner rnougnrs ooour Home- coming. A lor of rnings seemed differenr. There seemed ro be lors of young lsids oroundeprobobly fresnmon. Sourn seemed ine some. All the people were ine some ond ine exciremenr of Homecoming wos rnere, our I felr o lirrle grown our of ine whole sysrem. Lilse ir wos someone eIse's ruin ro be in my shoes. Joonne, losr yeor's Homecoming Queen, rerurned ro crown rlwe new Queen. HOMECOMING 35 Foll ploy wos Wrirren oy Neil Simon Joe Benjamin .. fry Ol'19S Ben Benjamin .......... . P? awvy I Sarah Benjamin ...... .... e rry orton Rose Benjamin Patty ane David Benjamin Mike ohn on Nlad ....... . Che I Fo er Nlorxs . .4 .... Frmii Dooqin Sidney Lipton . eff De f As. ' AO A. Mrs Compton, helps Derh Rurledge, ser up scenery for the ploy D, Joe Oerry Jones? hos o folk wirh God osking him why he is being our ro o rear C, Mody CCheryI Fosrerb, Ben CPhiI Howleyl, Soroh CShe-rry Mononb, Rose CPorry Keoneb, ond David CMii1e Johnsronb, ore being roliced ro by Joe Gerry Jonesl Q , Murphy's Low wos in effect, soid costume director Lizo Toylor Gods Fovorite by Neil Simon wos o ploy obout o tycoon, his wife, prodigol son, ond o poir of lsoolsie twins. ln the ploy this tycoon wos susposed to show his foith to God, no motter whot hoppened The technicol director Mr. Bob Broinord, wosn't hired until four weelss into the seoson. Consequently, the set wosn't finished until opening night. Mrs. Quonbecls spent the lost weels of reheorsols polishing up the oct ond worlsing on the sets. During the ploy there were o few minor l'disosters . One night o piece of the set wos loose, ond fell down. On onother night one of the octor's zipper wosn't oll the woy up, so it cought ond come down, which brought everyone into o loughing roge. Finolly, one of the dimmers went out ond storted on electricol fire, which coused the show to end eorly, Mrs Quombocls soid thot even thoughiust obout everything went wrong, the lsids were gteot, ond so wos the oudionce. The lsids did such o good iob. There were no cross words or feelings, ond there wos o sense of being o teom, soid Mrs. Quombecls. We must hove been Gods Fovorite too. Costume Director for South s Dro mo deportment wos Senior Lizo Toy lot Lizo worlsed behind the scenes on mony different productions but she Fovorite stood out os being quite different Toylor but the hordest port wos hoving to soy no to my friends l reolly didn t wont to be director ex ploined Lizo l wos up for Thespion President ot first but when elections were up I wos elected costume direc tor simply becouse I hod the exper ience ond l could get things done Lizo didn t hove o port in God s Fo vorite but she soid she wos going to try for ports in other ploys Lizo stored lm on octotfsinger not o costume director It s not whot l wonted but I lilse it felt thot her experience with Gods 'l3eing boss wos difficult, soid Lizo A. Jeff Deol, loolss into the mirror for one lost check on his molse-up. D, Kneeling, Cheryl Foster, Phil Hawley, ond Stonding Sherry Morton C Potty Keone, Fred Doolin, ond Sherry Morton, cleon up ofter the fire, C FALL PLAY 37 Freshmen and A, The fight between Guy i-lawlsins and Jesse Sruarr begins. D, Music was provided by Chrisry Wilson and Erin Frame C The one room school was rhe serring for rhe enrire DJOY 38 FRESHMEN-SOPHOMORE PLAY Sophamores show rrue ralenrs During December, rhe Lirrle Thearre was rhe sire of much acriviry as rhe casr and crew of rhe firsr freshman-sophomore play, The Thread rhar Runs So True , prepared for rheir opening nighr and ran for rhree nighrs. Mrs. Jane Compron, rhe direcror, felr rhar rhe combinarion of rhe hisrorical, falls, and humorous characrerisrics of rhe play would malse ir a nice presenrarian. Anarher reason was rhar, lr had a large casr so rhar rwenryeseven people plus commirf rees could be involved. Mrs. Campion rhoughr rhar rhe dedicarion, sense of humor, ambirion, and desire for professionalism rhar rhe acrors pos- sessed were rhe major aualiries of rhe largely inexperienced casr. Many had never acred in a play before, while orhers had performed ar rhe Penracle Thearre or in preyious school plays. Jesse Sruarr, who was porrrayed by sophomore Marc Web- srer, wrore rhe play from his own experience as a reacher in rhe lsenruclsy hills. lr is rhe srory of his many srruggles, parricular- ly wirh rhe school board, and rhe school bully, Guy Hawkins, played by Randy Shaw. Jesse Sruarr also realizes rhar he is falling in love wirh one of his srudenrs, Naomi Dean, who was porrrayed by Sarah Clifford, a sophomore. The play opened in rhe Lonesome Valley Rural School during rhe monrh of July. One of rhe major highlighrs of rhe play was rhe scene in which a brawl rools place berween Jesse Sruarr and Guy Hawkins. Speciol Achievemenrs clon'r go unnoriced lnjusr rwo yeors, Monni Lee grew from o novice rocquerboll ployer ro one of rhe rop junior ployers in rhe norion As Momi's slsills increosed, she drew rhe orrenrion of rhe Srormosrer Compony ond rhe Courrhouse llocquerboll fociliry These rwo componies Iorer become her sponsors, furnishing her wirh clorhes ond equipnnenr, ond poying for her rrovel expenses. Mom: compered in several norionol rournomenrs, rroveling from Woshingron ro Tennessee, our her greoresr ochievemenr wos or home, or rhe Oregon Pro'Am, where she ploced second losing only ro rhe number one ronlxed womon ployer in rhe norion. Hub Dub o group in which dioberic reenogers gor rogerher ond wenr comping hod boroeoues or just rollsed wos creoied when Kelly Timm decided rhor shoring wirh orhers helps As o resulr of the formulorion of rhis group olong wirh much volunreer worls or rhe dioberes rroining unir or rhe hospirol Kelly received rhe Dioberic Yourh Cornmuniry Services Aword Kelly s Aword included o S500 sovings bond ond on oll expense pond rrip for rwo ro Woshingron D C Joni Whirmore oegon comperi rively speoleing in her iunior yeor wirh rhe persuosion of cooch Bob Wirhycombe Tournomenr compe ririon corried her ro ploces such os Woshingron Colifornio ond Illinois Joni s nnoin gool hod olwoys been ro quolify for norionols in ororory ond ofrer much hord worls includ ing long nighrs spenr or school vi deoroping ond procricing she ochieved rhor gool The speech she prepored for norionols in Hunrsville Alooomo wos o ren nninure per suosive ororory enrirled Quoliry in Americo Sourh's Speciol Ed group devor- ed o greor deol of rime ro physlcol educorion. The Speciol Ed boslser- boil reom wound up rheir seoson wirh on olmosr even 34 record. The Speciol Olympics, however, wos rhe ulrirnore gool for rhe Spe- ciol Ed orhleres. Comperirion in rhe Olympics ronged from running ro 0 sofrooll rhrow ond highjump, Win- ners in rhe regionol meer, held on- nuolly or McCulloch Srodium, wenr on ro compere in rhe Srore meer, where only rhe rop orhleres quolif fied for rhe Norionol Speciol Olymf pics, held every four yeors. v-1 ' SPECIAL ACHIEVEMENTS-39 WX Q Lori Adofns Ron Adlains Loorie Adsirr Eric Aescnlimon Dovid Anderson Jon Anderson Toni Anderson Leslie Anlseny Senior Pnorogrophy by Meier ond Fronk Srudios 40-SENIOR CLASS Amy Krisry X Q I if , ' ig 1 42 1 3 . iii? fa , If '-2 ,U K X Arrnas Curr Arrnur Myrian Balser Scorr Baldwin Doro Banda BQ-... 7 fx--S N , Cornie Bacnmann Michal Banr Carny Balser Narnon Banks -'83 Barnes Charles Barrie Bryon Beard Bnerr Bearrie Ill i ii S' i I P 1 I , 3 Nicole Baroero . , wx, , QW- ' L il r.. 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Doyis Jeff Deol Sherry Deormore Kevin Della Doo Derners R A X K Q l' Dicky MOU Dilger Mory Dill Dorrell Dooley Fred Doolin X Kim Dorn Dovid Dowling Doyid Duffus Solly Dunning Snelly Dylses nerr Edmisron Morle Elrlund Lee Errsgoord Todo Esclieimon John Esnlernon SENIOR CLASS-45 Ax Cyrwrbio Foirfox Perer Fordelin Sreve Ferrow Lori Finn Cheryl Debbie Fowler Joon Fowler Lorry Fox Lindo Freirog Lawrence lik Korleen Frigoord Tomoro Frirz Curris Frye Joime Gorzo Tim LOUrO GGWVY GeorQinO Gordo Prormdy Gerber Corol Gerris 46-SENIOR CLASS SN' x ls f Grohom Kevlo Grohom Ilene Gregory Dovld Hollouer if Nm XR fgy I hQ X L l Gingericlw Dove Godfrey Ann Golden Ammo Goodwum -Q' 43 Kelly Gorrom Poul Homilron ' Homcherr Horr Kip I-lonhi Kim Howlsins SENIOR CLASS-47 PWD HUWJGY Lise HOVCJGVW Louro Heod Sreohen Henoerlire Alisho Henderson Tom Hendrie Mwgwlb. W Mory Herrle Looro Hoffmon Mona Holme John Honey Sondy Hounshell Bren Hunsolser 48-SENIOR CLASS Jim Heine V., -fungi' X Yo : W John Herberr Q . Q: 'W J E ,. ii ' , Dovid Holmes Michoel Hunrer Elizoberh Shoun Mylse Ahso Hunrl 'uw eonelle Hupy 45 2 ka? M x, E5 Ig ndney Jonrzen mnerre Johnson Toni Johnson Louro HQ Morrhew Isorn Pornelo Jennings Krisrine Jensen 'Q' Koren Johnson Morr Johnson Veronico Johnson Michoel Johnsron ,pau- ,ITNK ' 1 4-n'X . M ' wr-s ff ' J Ia' I. vu 1 Q e X s 5 . DOUQIOS ISSOC Dorcene Joclsson Q J., J J - .12 415' x J M sg? , wi V . , .2- F fax Xb 'X it 2' f esei W2 Thomos Jessup Dole Johnson SENIOR CLASS-49 Brion Konle Jill Konesnige Randy Kourz Kevin KG-OVWG Ricky I : '+, Jock Kennedy Donno Kierzrnonn Jeffery Kinlsoid Jonice Klossen Brion K H Cori Knorrs Kirle Knurson Kennerh Koch Toni Kremer Cynrnio Donno Kreifzberg Rick Krurnp Bruce Kropp Ride Krelseler Noncy 10-SENIOR CLASS f Qerr Kueblser Jeanine Loccoorcge Regis LoChomce Korhy Lomberr Heidi Lorigeridoerfer Lorlsin Goii Losley Michael Lee Dori Lewirzlse ii! A A ' XLS-'alex rg, , , lst- '. ef 1 ffl 1 i iv Jnoel Lewelling Corol Lisenslsy Dovid Long George Long Corlo Lowell SENIOR CLASS-51 Todd Lund Nelson Lyon Scorr Morrson Anne MCATQG Q 52-SENIOR CLASS Morlene MocDonoId Brion MCCloln Micnoel McGory Dione McNeil 3 Melisso Mononey Jennifer 'Y Moureen McGovern Kelly Scorr Mcl4eIIer Korny Tnereso Mclxlolry Morsnoll 'KN Meirose Leslie Meirose Moqeori Midsle 3 M HQQX ix Eric Miller Korhleeo Miller Sqori Miller Douglos Miles Debbie Miller so fig s o i f ss ' ,X i Soridro Miller Tim Mirchell i Mirrom Sreveri Moore .hmm MOVQOO Tino Morrison SENIOR CLASS-53 lone Meyers ns I ff , 1 Brerr Nelson Jomes Newell Morls Nuss Trino Nurr Shelly Oyers Jeff Poschl-ze Pom Poscnlse Soro Porerson Debbie 54-SENIOR CLASS Debro Odom Lori Olesen John s f 2 it by J, 9 N, ' Wendy O'Neil Tino Ordonez Tolliene 81512, Pererson Morls Philo Dionno Piclsens Julie Ploof Sue Poreer Alon Powers Sb Prosser Jornes Provosr Corby Quisenberry fi 6, Peorson Debro Peorson Tirnorhy Peorson Donny Perry Bgrbgrg Perergon Don Pierre ' ' vkfu, ,,. , .A - 4 Ks. P f e - ' '-1,4 5 , ' ' fir X ' ? ' lush ' v -be-P Cnorisse Piplsin Tommie Pribble Michelle Privrorslsy Donny Quoidbocn Robin Rondoll SENIOR CLASS-55 Kimberly Redding Jonn Reoling III Porricls Reynoids Pxmg Rigmrqjg Elizeberlw M, x VIAI , ,il i n k - t .,.. V Af kryy In I T: ' y In in H . V.-wi ,Q f ' I V, ni 4 V. E Li' QI ,: J ' , L,,,. V ,,. :W N 1 ,, ' r ,f fy 5 Q i wi, Y' , ip, . R' H fi an si ?g 11 f 159 Noinoniel Riley Moria Riyerr Lynerre Rooerrson Mory Rogers Ricnord 56-SENIOR CLASS Robyn Rylonder Ren Sonro Lyndo Glorio Soocy Louro Scnoecner Porricio Sc 'mmf' SCWIVGV Don Scnulrz I Lynn Sellers Perle Snoffer 5 f lg ,Q ww' WW ornleen Srnirn Louryn Smirn Bri Srocy Snnirn Sreye Srnirn S: ..- . ., f Plurn Scnwolrn Kelly Sneffold A T Milse Smirn Jornes Smirney Torn Seirz Nqr---F 5 ff' Randy Sloper Perer Snnirn Bred Socolofslsy 5 Dennis Sell Kornleen Smirn Ron Smirn Judy Sommer SENIOR CLASS-57 Trocy Sreworr Louro Sroner Jessico Srrodrmonn c . A:' Eric Swenson Eric Toggesell Lizo Toylor 58-SENIOR CLASS Terri Srong Doniel Sreele Kelly Stevens in f n S 1 ,F ,- rf f. L ff f fl. ' Ja, Kevin -Qi- Jeffery Sruhr ,ef , -V Y ' ,LT K' ' K gf Riro Toylor Tim Swon Suson Tegner Tnirnm Porn Thornburg Timm Kelly Korhy Tiscner D900 Tofre OQQ T' LOrry Treor Bergirro Trelsrod Melonie Trump Morcio Tuclser Mike Turnbull Volocn Doreen Von Dreemon Vince Vonele rw-.,,,A iv rin Von Fleer Gory Verero Ggil Vibberr SENIOR CLASS-59 if ' Monre Vaiahr Julie VOVWRUGGVW Andrea Waite Karen Walters Sieve Warden Andy Warren Maris Webb Dale Weidman QT! Jeff Wesr Chris Wnire Dom Wlqirenegd Joni Wlwirmore wx 'Q J, ,9- Denise Wa 15235 - L , xi, .i- M Janelle Wer -Q be , . i K -, .. Rn' K 4 S-milf X' W . ll' Nw ei' Berry Wiede ,W W aWW -W V .. -1 ,R L 4 ' Wissiv igg. J' A L' W J . . ,A m WW if' ' I w av 3 A .Q A .J W -a k , ' ' K tk ' ,1 tx ' ,- 'J N ,. , M ml., 7' vm K ' , na a - W X X Q JWW J Q Myran Wiens Marlene Widmer Dowdy Williams Janer Williams 60-SENIOR CLASS Jim William Scorr Wilson Pool Xiong Nor picrured: Sonjo Adoms Derh Aebischer Dovid Anderson Morrho Applegore Choreles Dloir John Dlevons Doug Bode Elpidio Dumonlog Denise Dunrjer Kim Conronvvine Jubol Cose Fernondo Cezor Benron Cox Jeff Derlsson Rherr Doumirr Corhy Exienberger Dovid Exe Virgino Flores Bruce Flynn Joner Gordner Srocy Wiph Cheryl Yorls Lourie Goodwin Drion Groziono Tommy Gross Pom Grude Woyne Hommond Sreve Hemmingron Tim Hoover Gooy Hourz Doro Joclsson Scorr Jocox Scorr Jonrze Chiviondo Khlols Drerr Lodd Dovid Monn Sreve Morvin Jim McBride Sron Mclxlulry Morio Moron Sheryl lvlorron Pool Mosonre Rezo Nilsnobord Cheryl Omnes Troy Pepper Connie Pressley JoAnn Wolfe Jeonerre Youngmon Dennis Quorles SJ Riggs Adom Rouslse Roy Solinos Dono Solsbory Jocls Sonders Milse Seed Koren Sexon Doug Show Sieve Siegrisr Porri Smirh Sheryl Smirh Porri Spence Richord Srevenson Julie Srull John Srurgeon Jim Sweoringron Sron Teers Bruce Thompson Jocoueline Trussel Pom Woods John Wrighr Aloyne Zonder Brion 'lurner Joy Vonvollxenberg Lindo Villorreol Troy Wollser Greg Woll Mory Winrers Gory Zonder SENIOR CLASS-61 62-JUNIOR CLASS oro Arnos Goil Anderson Leif Anderson Kim Bohr Loreno Boll Jon Bollonryne Wes Boliord John Bollwe-ber Mike Bonlqs Dovid Bonsrner Morsi Bonion Brod Borbee Dovid Boroer Pieoecco Boriow Lynn Beoron Dome Bier Sreven Bigej Brad Blonls Melisso Bledsoe Michelle Dlei Julie Bochsler JUNIOR CLASS 63 Karen Carrer James Cosby Laura Cosby Vince Casrronovo Fred Chambers Bill Chrisemer Scorr Chrisrion Troy Chubb Tirnorhy Claris Sherry Clovvson Denny Climoldi Marcy Cline Jerry Codoy Donnerre Coleman Jeff Coleman 64-JUNIOR CLASS F Wesly Canoga Parry Candello Carlos Cardoso Ron Corl Debra Corns fb Janine Collins Renee Connors in 'wi' ss. auf, X .NC X . ss s ' 5 C 11 1 .,h' is 'WX if ,, . Q ' X s C Q Q 1, 5 I! SQ Y N 1 Q . SX wb 5 N Sli' i X SNS W OR was l Clnris Coverr Morgrerne Cowles Corolyn Cox 559' R we-ar R, H ii N xi, Xu S x f K fi C f Scorr Ednnisron Angelo Elden George Elsom Debro Duley Com Dycls Alison Eoron Srocy Ebernorr Rob Dernezos Tinwoerlee Doron Pleoecco Dowling Don Drogo locleie Dudley Zino Cruilssnonls Julie Culver Robin Cusocls Cosey Curler Edno Dovis Lindo Dovls Virginio Dovis Michele Doy Dowe Delong Down Derners JUNIOR CLASS-65 Pianda Farran Linda Ferris Mary Ann Feria Guy Fincnman Bruce Fineran Rooerr Finicle Diana Flinr Joann Fosrer Bob Free Milse Friday Dan Friesin Paul Fry Karen Frylsoerg Paul Fuentes 66 JUNIOR CLASS Guy Evans 'M MMR rr li gy Q ' I N . fsiairymla' - - Q W E x Mil-ze Fulgaro Colleen Furnish Lisa Forrer Michele Gabriel Blaise Gage MiI4e Elsrad Diane Enclbz Kevan Enrignr Lisa Ercolini an Eli in ,ia-x J 2 F v W if , H ' . , ' izzgezeig' 1 we raw, 2, 4' 1 ' wiezfigf, .,., ' .. X 'Y W 6 Wk ? 9' , lm vi in Ygw , rs: V dv ' f , if W 5. M ,,, X NW.. M jeff ,O-,fi v ffm., ,mi '36 film W ,4 ii M, sb , if 1 :ZW nm, Lu- fx 5. ii if ' if :I i .f 4 F 3 ' 'i Moris Gogle Bill Goliogner Dione Gollowoy is ug. 2 Q i Corny Gordner Corinne Goverre Julie Gerrenricn Sruorr Gerris W .. Q . x ,,.. Q.. ' . ' r' ' W? r,r is Q viii Yin, . h , rg ,I at c 1 ', yi K ' 1 w N' i, 51. Bob Gibson Peter Giilis Ricnord Givens Gino Godfrey Cynrnio Gordon Trocy Gordon Greg Gossocls Mindy Grononn Cnris Gromlicn Dennis Gronner Noncy Groy Kelli Griffirn Wrenne Groce Jeff Gross Jon Golliford Andre Hogesredr JUNIOR CLASS 67 Jonn Heloer Tnomos Henderson Dovid Henlxei Jeff Herber Ruin Hermon Por Hiooord Eorlene HicI4mon Guy Hinlsle Jeff Hocnhoilxrr Lori Hoffrnon Sieve Hogg Dovid House Russ Huewe Suson Huiros Jon Hornburg Dione Hunsolser Rnene Hordesry Korny Hordie Chris Hore ilooerr Horris Lonce Horvey Jomes Hossler Vince Hoyes Cindy Heine 4,vf9?vcgg H , iff' . 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A Brond Kvovle Lindo Locey X 6 -. i Q ' s o ki Ei:iw- we 3 kilt V :Joe Qi. .. o x - C ' X 1 , . , , K , R X Q - X Til l, R. v X X R , 1 .......,,, ,, ' . 4.4 Tnomos Loise Tim Lornoerson Deorlne Longenid Scoir Lonrz Donolo Lorson Chris Leoold Aorione Lee JoAn Lee M , . '-,s2,.'2f- . 'I K 1 iii WW f s Q f i X N SRX sg. X X2 iw we w o y N i.fi ii? xi if Nw X f 'N IX i nf iw is .K Q . - ,,.kk,. X? ,. f -f . , .. f : , 0' K - -,.. . we ' 'P' ' 1 f9f ' 1N - ciffflfi N! iw, E Morni Lee Sheridan Lehman Bill Leppin Ricls Lewellyn his 4 S Anira Marshall Giaria Marrh Craig Marrin Dan Marrin zif Q, Bw .. . ak , , S' , :S Y' L , 43, Q 2175, , an--v I QQ M. , Q Vic Lipperr Bryan Landan Carherine Lang Warren Lang Vicki Larussa .. --my We M , .. ,qw ' . 2. Qwe- .' I 1 M- EEZ L 5 5' .ei kb, 'Cfrx Richard Mann Viclsi Mansfield Cindy Marrs 9 - 5 N Eswgi sv Tray Layeiace Shaire Lowery Laura Laynes Chriss Lalee Marla Luli Gina Lyan Tammy Lyans Chris Macairis Ryan Maclsey Meghan Mahaney JUNIOR CLASS 71 Corrie McMillon Kim McNolI Bersy McNoIly Tim Meier Ploberr Melenoy Robin Mercnonr Krisri Meyer Srepnonie Meyer loner Miicls Greg Miles Allison Miller Nino Miller 72-JUNIOR CLASS Meg McCooley Cecily McCowon Suson McDonolcl Por McGrory Anthony Mcloin Piobi Morrinez Sondy Morvin Torni McAfee Hovvord McBride 1 , fe :ff Jomes Miroglio George Mircnell Jirn Mircnell Grercnen Mix lon MQCI4 ex Q, y Q. N n ' is 93: i f' 5 , ,. -,QA m x '19 f X X .2 f fi i S Q 'S x ,.. , ,Il Ks X 3 WS S a X X - :,..,.l M R, I l ,ff 1. 4 HN lf , . 1 .. l N, A 4' rr .14 -i I -.., 'M is S 2 5 as New sw si-Ev We gy is A l sq- .fs-N Koren Nicoloysen Joyce Niedner Rod Noreboorn Sven Olson Dorrell Monls Treg Monrogne Milse Monrgornery Donny Moore Deon Moroles Sf A, N' ffjf, gif 4, I Q - on ' if Scorr Nopper Toml Nelger lsorin Nelson Wendy Nelson Koren Newell Noncy Moroles Ving Moron lsorny Moreneod Lee Morgon Slnelly Morgon Sreye Morin Sollie Morrison Holly Morrow Michelle Moser Porn Mosgroye JUNIOR CLASS-73 Suzanne Palusl-xo Richard Parlss Friiz Paulus Thomas Payne Cecilia Pearson Lisa Pearson John Pendlebury Karhleen Perry Piiclsey Pererson Michael Pfohi Psooerr Poselsany Larry Preuerr Elien Prichard Sheri Prince Michele Provosr Ea Quarry 74-JUNIOR CLASS Isaihy Osborn Rose Osrerlund Krisrin Orro Susan Owen Eric Palmer 5- .i,:. 1y.e -' U. 1, Q, 5 lim B w : E 3 Yfif : . - s fx.,- xg EF r X 'S ik' L W x R S f Q L L15 gs Q N Ax, , Q, T ii so is is3iii K if : is. .4 ,L-- 41' Vicroria Quarry Denise Quinn Todd Radasch Tammy Piadash I Sreve Radley Nancy Ranlsin Randy Reason Rooerr Reed X Go' C' ' AAVA A S ' il 2 8, L A ,If 1 Q AY J' . f i I 'I if-D Maile Scanlan Berh Schaecher Troy Schaffner Greg Schiller Dan Sondou Kevin Sarrum Krisrie Reid Joclsie Reiling Paul Reilly George Real Joanne Rice Laurie Richings Julia Ricleord Michelle Rilser Brian Riordan Hearher Rirchie lean Rirrer Alicia Ronouillo Saphol Ros Par Rose Glenn Ryan JUNIOR CLASS 75 Steve Show Greg Sherwood Cheryl Shiveiy Col Shores Chris Shorow Moria Shumonn Chris Simmons Jeff Simmons Joe Sims Rondy Six Sheiiy Sizemore Dovid Siomo 76 JUNIOR CLASS Jim Schiller Richord Schmirr Lynn Schriver Tony Schwoo Drion Scorr Louro Segresr Don Serriemier John Shofer Lori Show K... N' C Drew Smerono Debbie Smirh Devon Smirh Mike Smirh Poui Smith S! 'N 1? Q- . K . , JA K K kr Q A.. if If John Smirhey Jennifer Snools Julie Snow Piichord Snowdon April Sourhwell Lourie Sourhvvell Greg Srolp to if 'v 6 1 if WT, Timorhy Thoyer Doug Thompson Shown Timmons Morls Tone Rondo Todros Julie Tennenhouse Cindy Thorp Dorby Sreven5 Don Srreerer Scorr Srringhom Croig Srohr Kelly Sreworr Jennifer Sruhr Koren Srurm Koryn Sullivon Diono Swedringin Moria Sword JUNIOR CLASS 77 Don Uselmon Corlos Vollejo Noncy Vonheecle John VonOrfen Micjhoel Vonporren Thorhos Vornurn Troy Ve-rero Chorlene Wocenslse Rick Wogner Corol Wolley Mory Wolron Judy Wonels Liao Word Terii Word Morr Worren 78-JUNIOR CLASS Jody Trocy loner True Soroh Turley Bruce Turner Dovid Tyyoll ki 'r 'illufw Sherri Worson Suson Wechrer John Welch Wendy Wells Jon Werherbee Allison Whire Beou Whitney ark iv k hzp n.. so- H. 'Q' S f 1 'P W il ' il is 'Qi lb Plcruredz I Boll corr Boroord oberr Bousclw eff Benlwom oomie Brondr riom Bucleinohom on Bumolomg el Clwrlsreosem ororlwy Crosby own Horwsorw lmorlwy Howe oberr Jolley GK Froncerre Lee Alexorwder Lerourrweou Delmo Mosom Sreverw Morsom Jonice Miller Jomes Miroglio Done Mulder Ross Mulder Noncy Olds Doyid Posclwlae Brod Prioole Milse Wolfirwgrorw Mory Wyllle Nlichoel Yoder Joni Youmgoerg Dove Wlebe Brion Wilbur Lourle Wllfers Diorwo Wlllloms George Wulluoms Mllse Willioms Shirley Wlllioms Dorry Wilslse Psorwdy Wllson Mono Wimdscrwigl Greg Wlngerr Liso Wipf Bremdo Wirlwmo Slwororw Wolf Tod Woodford Tum Woolery Wode Worley Viclsle Wunder JUNIOR CLASS-79 Arnnas, Jeff Arnninrrour, Joe Aalr, Sreve Dad, Brenda Ualser, Tuna Bali, Arlena Barlror, Nrclsr Banda, Rasa Barber, Lisa Darrei, Lergn Dean, Raberr Beard, Norman Beary, Sreve Decker, Mrcnael 'lr ' xsfir. ' Q- E J 1 L X V K I Q 031 XXX!!! X X X Ahmed, Mary Ann Alseman, Cole Aibrignr, Sandra Arlred, Robrn Alvord, Trina li X ,Ly Q - Q ai X ge Wjfigg G Q 337- 31 Rv :Amir :gf rr Bedford, Laura Bell, Jeff Berger, Jeannie Berry, VaneAIan Disnoprick, Dina ,Qtr XX Y ., , -.,r kr xxx r 'fw,ecilX.w , M, f' A N 1 V . , Q . K. N fy, A , ..., , , 3 ,,,..,, P - 1 EQ Q Blonchord, Ron Blei, Showno Boordmon, Joy Bocking, Ron ' sv 1 . 4-mq, i 'ii if-7 5 ,Q ... l 61 T K Buren, Mike Burger, Shone Brunkol, Andy Bruton, Audrey Bryon, Tnornos Bumonlog, Koren 1 I Boggs, Gregory Bonnes, Bloir Borges, Morc Bosch, Korlo Boscher, Michelle Bouchord, Julie Broinord Dove Brommer Phyllis Brown Gory Brown, eni Brown, Lyndo Brown, Williom Boyd, Down Brodbury, Cori Brodshow, Rick SOPHOMORE CLASS-81 82-SOPHOMORE CLASS Carlisle, Jeanne Cary, Paul Chamberlain, Paul Chambers, Marcia Chrisman, Srephen Clancy, Trisha Clifford, Sarah Climoldi, John Coclxrell, William Codoy, Sreve Colleran, Chuck Combs, Curr Corilsliri, April Burke, Mary Burler, Jeff Calderwood, Robin Caldwell, Mickie Campbell, Jeff Carey, Par Burlshardr, K. Durlsle, Kirsriri Coririell Tami Coohs Brian Cooper, Roy Cosrello, Monica lv JJ Cox, Mirch Cruise, Greg Cupps, James Darnall, Lisa Davis, Kelly Davis, Tracy Dawson, Mary Ann K Day, Loriann D'EagIe, James Decker, Torn Delarosa, Grrberr Deleon, Joe DeLong, Ronda Derelr, Suzan Dierz, Leslie . H, as ,, 31 ,ss 1? li :ww uw' ff ' ' ',,,,Qs:f 5 . fs m U U O-N4 N4 E no fb 0 Q F' Q,-. w UQ r- O O- Q DK V Q ,av X i' Dornbusch, Shane Douglas, Drea Downey, Sreve Drips, Anne Duffus, Andrew Dllger, Mary Dixon, Jay Donaidson, Kevrn Doolin, Janiese Doahn, Scorr Doremus, Shen! DRE CLASS-83 84-SOPHOMORE CLASS Gehvveiler, Julie Gesner, Connie Gingerich, Mike Girr, Lorry Givens, Sieve Gloss, Annerre Flynn, Shonnon Fowler, Korhy Froncis, Plichord Foullsner, Liso Fidler, Tony Fields, Robe-rr Flercher, Eorl Flory, Rick Ehli, Colleen Eichinger, Chris Elsom, Tommy Ercolini, Sieve Everson, Kyle Eyerly, Greg Foorz, Morr Forms, Eldon N Freirog, Sron French, Drod Freres, Rene F 5 3 'X A X p LE J F4 ly S Goforrn, Nor Goldsmirh, Lindo m wap X l fl Griesen, Luso Grude, loner Guenrher, Jeff Hoog, Korherine l-loclslernon, Corlwy Hombourg, Tonyo Honns, Molly Honsen, Pool Honson, Suson l-lordin, Julie Horris, Cnrisrine Horns, Liso Gossocls, Doryl Grolnorn, Todd Gronr, Corrie Groy, Sue Green, Aoron Griesen, Lonce 86-SOPHOMORE CLASS Hibbard, Andrea Hise, Ken Hofsrerrer, Mary Holley, David Heenan, Marian Heidr, Michelle Heine, Parry Hellman, Kris Henderiire, Chris Hern, Kelly Holmes, Marc Hopkins, Doug Horch, Marc 2 Horton, Dan Howard, Kyle Huggins, Gary Hunrley, Dan Ui K, ,meg ,, ' Us 1 x sf ' if , fi A li-zel, Teri lryin, Debbie Jacox, Jill Jans, JoAnne Jeffers, Alan Jeffers, Brenda Jennings, Lori Johnson, Bob Johnson, Chris Johnson, Dave Kurlxpomcls, Mmhoel Kirrle, Perer Kieen, Jon Klosserw, Phil Klump, Bruce Knopke, Dowd Knorr, Brer Knorr, Holly Knox, Chris 88-SOPHOMORE CLASS Lay, Keirh Lensren, Mnlse Less, Mwlse Krelseler, Dull LaDansIsy, Care-na A km' Larson, Dan Larson, Kemrwerh Larson, Wulham Las!ey, Scorr Laughlin, Jim Lawrence, ,hm Lamberr, Laura Landrum, Rlcls Lange, Tim Lange-mdoerfer, Aurumn -Q. up fx we 5,5132 L. Q W Lessaos, James Lewis, Larry Le-wus, Rwggs Liepins, Nncholas Lafns, Bob Lorussa, Tom U M' ,x B ,3 fi.: XW5. TV' I Loweil, Miise ,, .... M v 3, f .,,,,, , , if -' Q , b N XM A Loynes, Sally Marrin, Dan Martinez, Perer Marrz, David Mason, Lisa Manson, Debbie Maxey, Lyn McClellan, Marcie McCleIiand, Melinda McConnell, Erin McCracken, Robb McDonald, Bren Lozarr, Sreye Lucas, Shawn Lundin, Tracy Luoma, Dale Lyons, Tessy MacCoiIin, Marina Madaggari, Alex Manasco, Bob Markee, Michelle SOPHOMORE CLASS-89 90-SOPHOMORE CLASS Moore, Terrlno Morgon, Celesre Morgon, John Morrlson, Ccndoce Morrlson, Dono Muellnoupr, Dowd Morroy, Dole Mosul, Tereso Nogy, Perer Nopper, Clorlxe Neol, Terry Nelrneyer, Milse Nelson, Angle Neuendorf, llenore Nielson, Kris Ool-zley, Penny O'Brlen, Jon Mlclso, Chrls Mlller, Eric Mlrogllo, Sreve Mircnell, John Mohney, Mlcnoel Monroe, Morllyn Meod, Merle Mecllond, Noncy 2.5 vi! Vik Messnner, Croig Meyer, Lisa McDowell, Jomes Mclferrldge, Scorr McGovern, Louro . .1 .1 . 2. .y , .. .V I 'X 1: X A ly -M' R 3 Aggfg, Q. . . .X 5.. R ..., . XX 5 Wi ks -.ggsrr 5' r is ...' 1 f l N S ' .. . rr- X r -lk f V -1 . ' ., :ef -I' ' :lf-Lesg .5,.5iE5 Q-if -sv 4 3 X sz P has X xx xl b . Q- 5 1 E ' v 3 Kfg. '. .. K ..:.m,. uv--5 K '!..i , s an . J, X f 'gf s X K is X . f N .- s N s is :+s...Q'--rx. S.-M sg , .sm-'X , Pose, Wode Posell, Jordon Poreer, Llndo Powell, Glno NAM Q wi .Q x X 1 V5 N5 Xxx X Quinn, Erll-zo Powell, Sue Pruirl, Karen Q, Roschlso, Lynn llosrnussen, Connon Reul, Wolly l Oden, Doug Odom, Dovld Olson, Toylor Ons, Doug Oum, Isoeum Ourn, Sopnoeon Pods, Alfno Parsons, Jeff Povelels, Jlfn Person, Held: Pesels, Julie Perer, Jonelle Perersen, lkhondo Pererson, Dione Phuern, Gory Puerrols, Joe Plelz, Leslie Plog, Cnrlsrlne SOPHOMORE CLASS-91 92-SOPHOMORE CLASS Sanras, Oliver Saxian, Parry Schiller, Maris Scnrnirz, Roberr Schrader, Linda Sclwuberg, Nancy Scnulre, Richard Scnulrz, Kevin Sclwwalm, Kathy Seare, Dianne Sevcils, Eric Sexron, David Sexran, Parry Shannon, Wilberr Reynolds, Pamela Rnoads, Debbie Rice, Cynrhia Richings, Cindy Riclserrs, Tiffine Rinner, Nerrie Riorden, Kelly Rirrer, laclsie Ranai, Melanie Rosecrans, Dan Rouse, Cindy Rubensrein, Scarf Rueda, Rebecca Rush, Selwyn Rurledqe, Bern Sanfiiee, Chris si c .5- 1 i , .,, 9 -L.-4 is Q wa. ,Wk -is M? - 5 ' x L.. S- V51 Sharruc, Geanna Shaw, Randy Shaw, Teri '45, ,M , if x 4 95 4 , 5 g .??ilx 1i ',?' 1 -gk., ' .,jf', .. Snare, Sandra Srlverwood, Leann Srmrnons, Maggie Slama, Doug Sioap, Michael i -leaf-1,223 5 an . .. 4,0 Sloper, Brran Smurh, Frank Srnurn, Greg Srnurh, Kelly Srnlrn, Lundy Smirn, Parn Srnurh, Roberr Smurh, Troy Snmrn, Vern Snawder, Dranna Snowdon, Evelyn Snyder, Jennnfer Snyder, Tamara Soarnwell, Abyn Sralils, Joe Sralp, Pernela Sreele, David Sreeves, Sara Srensrud, Carrie Sroclsron, Scorr Srorme, Alice SOPHOMORE CLASS-93 Thornpson, Deno Thompson, Scorr Tlmrn, Shonnon Tourvllle, Tommy Tourvllle, Terri Trohon, Scorr Troesooll, Shelley Tucker, Dlohn Uroohorr, Jlm Urroe, loner Uselmon, Moro VonCleove, Kyle VonderWeyden, Sorolyn 94-SOPHOMORE CLASS Terleson, Brion Thom, Todd Thomos, Aoron Thomos, Annie Suydorn, Derrlck Swonson, llm Tore, Thomas Toylor, Pool Terronovo, Jam VonFIeer, Jullo Vonl-Iees, Trocl VonVolkenberg, I4, VonZondr, Ed Vlegos, Kirk Sroder, Noreen Sulllvon, Korhy Susee, Shown V ,r ,mf- . 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Dobous Jenn: Dada Make Dunbar Dayud Dwyer Jann Emxenberger Joyce EH-zrns FRESHMAN CLASS-99 FRESHMAN CLASS-100 Lisa Falieur Anerre Falserro Richard Fairyn Larry Fend Donna Fields Carmel Fisis Candy Flary Rod Faiden Marls Forsythe Erin Frame Annerre Franis Jay Franklin Ken Friday Mori-1 Friesen Sreye Fuiler Toby Palmer Alice Ganr Carol Garcia Kimberly Garcia Clifron Gardner James Gorrner Srephanie Gores Amy Gerrenrich Michelle Glass Lori Goddard Lawran Gare Tim Gossacia Veronica Garrschalis Daniel Green Carol Grelinger Milron Grimes Richard Grimes John Grimm Lois Grover Monica Gum Psoberr Exe Paul Forman . .,,. ' . ' s21ls-.N-2 E dwg? N Egfr? are 'QQ 5 c if 'Q m tv' ' N X c gs . X x ,X Xi I si f ffy ..ss ' . 1 'i'f' i Q .SX Q . X Q wif ml ci K XX i 5 X .. E ,. ' E 1- 'N' ig' M. G., .. i f n Q 4 A s R XR ... 3, is 'sr ' j-:es wg X X if 'Q KL 3 s . gi 'Q . ,LQ ig A .... .,,, ,, ' 4 3' A -3 .5 A f NS, ii X9 f -- f . 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V ry , 5 ' re . f N ,M 1 A f za No, ,fy ' if fi' Jon Sruder Korny Sulbrvon Nuel Sunnelr George Todros Trrnorny Tegner Dowd Ternplemon Andy Terronovo Dowd Theodorson Errc Thomas Jeffrey Thompson Gronr Snoffer Jeff Snerwan Denrse Snrrley Rooerr Shores Don Snrvo Mrcnele Srrnnwons Errk Srnwpson Tereso Srms Juire Slonwo Greg Slorer Sreven Sroop Alron Snwrrn Tereso Srnrrn Greg Socolofslsy Angle Soolerro Jxrn Sporlsmon Donner Srohe Thomos Srolre Joe Srour Jennifer Srrouss FRESHMAN CLASS-107 Par Tracy Peder Trelsrad Mary Turley Naomm Turley Jennmfer Unrersener MoHie Userman Sreve Valacn Crndy VanDorneien Roseanne Vanianr Aprrl Voelclser Lrsa Wacenslse Gina Wani Tern Wagner Ray Warre Wnrrney Walberg Ton Walian Karr Ward Doug Warden Marsha Warren Wendy Weaver Merldern Webber Sharon Websrer Davrd Wensley - cs. we Q Q N. F Q N f is -I ,V . - ,, r: we gy' s I x ' X XE A M1 .. ,Q- L , 0 E X is if so 'limi wiiitiz ,,,.. .. M K fe' U' lc N Ji ga x i N qi. iii WNXQ.. Darren Young Nick Young Lori Yaungerman Fronls Zayala Tomi Zimmerman Nor Picruredr Alberr Arreoollo Jeff Ball Dona Darlsnechi Adria Drainard lsarhleen Drown Sharon Durlsholder Sherry Byers Keirh Caldwell Mary Carpenrer Richard Cooper Nelsen Dasilya Carrie Dulses Roberr Garner Rodney Garrison Charles Grooms Leland Henson Keyes Lawrence Roberr Cool Alberr Larvie Elizaberh Layron Karen Whirrecar Harley Widmer lsippa Williams Milse Williams John Williamson Adam Wilson Chrisry Wilson Tammy Wilson Tony Winn Cheryl Wolf Gary Wolrez Marla Warron Angeline Lozano Marrin Macairis Eric Marshall Fernando Marrinez Jeff Medarr Chrisroph Neuendorf Craig Newell Donald Paluslsa Donald Pierre Eduvyes Porros Jeff Radley Sally Sabin Susan Sondsrrom Maria Sanros Phillip Simpson Thomas Timm Timorhy Timm Gail Wilcox Michael Williams FRESHMAN cLAss.1o9 Q X 5 X N Q l .ww- W ,AN ww. i ll, TEACHER DIVISION-111 Schoolooord ond Superintendent oversee school policies As the elected officiols of the school district, the School Boord hod mony responsibilities. They decided oll mojor policies of the district ond oversow oll other motters concerning educotion, Their chief odministrotor, Superintendent Williom Kendrick, sow thot oll policies of the School Boord were implimented. There were olso ossisront super- intendents who deolt with specific concerns. Eoch ossistont wos olso designoted os o supervisor to o porticulor geogrophicol oreo of the district, Areos of speciolizotion in' Qluded gum things os the oppro- piotion of government funds for educotionol progroms. L-SAC, the Locol School Advisory Council, wos set up to let interest, ed citizens voice their opinions, comments, ideos, ondfor com- ploints concerning the school. Eoch school hod its own council, South's meetings were held on Tuesdoy evenings, The most common is- sues discussed ot the meetings were: open compus ond litter, troffic control, textbooks, ond cure riculum. A Superintendent Williom liendricls spends much time worlsing on the development of school policies. D. Members of the School Boord prepore for one of the South L-SAC meetings. C. ASB President Eric Miller, presents on ideo to Dr, Wolly Turnidge, Mr. Jomes Tocchini, ond Bott Simmons. Cphotogrophs courtesy of Lyle Sweeneyl C 112-CENTRAL ADMINISTRATION gil 5-ann ..--nn 1? ' s x. ,. O B M, . ik' ........, iii! Secreraries lseep on rruclsin' Where did one go if he become lasr? Who lsepr calm in rhe midsr of chaos and mayhem? Whar would Sourh High do wirhour rhe aide of rhase 14 women in rhe office, rhe secreraries. There were some new additions ro rhe secrerarial dee parrmenr in rhe way of sraff and machines. In rhe posr rhere was a lor of paper worls and red rape. One addirion was a compurer. This compurer, run by irs aualified opera- ror, Nancy Wilson, made schedule changes, grade changes, added new srudenrs, and wirhdrew rransfer srudenrs. Plus, rhe compurer made o prinr our af any informarion rhar appeared on rhe screen. ln addirian ro rhe new compurer, rhe secrerarial sraff was increased from 11 sraff members ro 14. lf one ever rraveled rhrough rhe office for some reason, chances were rhe firsr face seen was rhar of Janice Riley rhe receprionisr. This was Mrs. Rlley's firsr year as receprionisr for Sourh. Mrs. Riley said, I love reading and playing rhe piano in my spare rime I also enjoy spending rime wirh my family lr is because of Mrs. Riley's devorion as a morher rhar she is presenrly employed as a secrerary for rhe school disrricr. She became a crossing guard when her daughrer srarred firsr grade so rhar she could have o parr rime job bur srill be a full rime morher. As her daughrer grew so did her responsibiliries. She became a secrerary or a local junior high and from rhere she became rhe receprionisr for Sourh High. A. Firsr row: Marierra Wood, Donna Dunn, Nancy Wilson, Susan Kolb, Tommy Sheers, Wilma Bonney, Donna Widder, Janice Riley, and Derh Funls, Second row: Narhelle Drown, Sharon Coulson, Joan Orro. Nor picrured' Cora Snow, D, Janice Riley is hard or worl-2 gerring rhe day's mail our. C. Cora Snow checlss over srudenr records. SECRETARIES 113 Meer the adminisrrarionl l'We exisr here for lsids, said Mr. Wes Ediger, 5ourh's principal for rhe pasr eighr years. 'lWe wanr all lsids ro learn and experience success. This year's odminisrrarion consisred of six members. Each one rools care of specificioos relaring ro rheir specialized area. Mr. Ediger was in charge of adminisrrarion, public relarions, sraffing, rhe oudger, and was involved in all aspecrs of rhe school. Mrs. Grerra Gerris-Nlerwin fools care of comperencies, scheduling, rransfers, and early gradu- arion, Supervising srudenr reachers, reacher evaluarions, class counrs, and field rrips were some of Mr. John Neal's responsibiliries, Mr, Larry Perrersen worleed on arrendance, discipline, srudenr supervision, and srudenr releases. Borh Mr, Neal and Mr, Perrersen were new ro Sourh rhis year. ln charge of daily announcemenrs and srudenr governmenr was Mr, Chucls Perer who was also a new member of rhe adminisrrarion. Scheduling and rescheduling games, when rhere were conflicrs, was parr of rhe job of Mr. Dicls Ballanryne, l'm real proud ro oe a Saxon. Sourh High srands for excellence and rradirionf' srared Mr. Ediger. B A Mr, Dallanryne wairs for some informarion in rhe office D Mr Dicls Ballanryne, Arhleric Direcror, Mrs. Grerra Gerris Merwin Vice principal of operations, Mr Chucl-2 Perer, Pupil Personnel Assisranr 114 BUILDING ADMINISTRATION 2 122- -g: -fi -1.2 .... . 1.,f,: - ., ww I ve olwoys been involved in edu corion sold Mrs Crerro Gems Merwin Vice principol in chorge of operorions I begon or Norrh Solem High School os on English reocher ond I olso vvorlsed in speech ond dromo. Nexr, I wenr ro McNory. I've fought elemenrory school, grodes rhree rhrough six. I wos o school librorion or Condolorio ond roughr or Boker, Roberrs, Cleor Lolse, ond Iseizer elemenrory schools. Then I vvos odminisrrorive ossisronr or Porrish Junior High before coming ro Sourh, When oslsed how her job hod chonged since rhe 77778 school yeor when Mrs. Gerris-Merwin firsr come ro South, she srored, When I firsi come here, I was in chorge of pupil personnel which meonr rhor I deolr wirh discipline ond orrendonce, ond I wos olso Acrivi- rles odvisor. Now, l'm in chorge of op- erorions, which hos been quire o chonge. A. Mr. John Neol, Vice Principol of curriculum, Mr. Lorry Perrersen, Vice-principol of pupil personnel, Mr. Wes Ediger, Principol. D, Mr. Perer llsrens orrenrively ro some- one-'s problems. BUILDING ADMINISTRATION-115 116 CUSTODIANS AND COOKS Cusrodions ond Coolss ore rough behind rhe scenes Worlsing in rhe empry holls ond yosi recesses of rhe school, rhere were rwo groups of people who, despire rheir opporenr remoreness from rhe srudenrs, ployed o moior role in rhe everydoy life of rhe school. These people were rhe cusrodions ond cooles. Conrrory ro populor belief, cusrodiol worls wos nor simply sweeping rhe holls ond cleoning up. lr wos rhe cusrodions' responsibiliry ro moinroin oll bosic funcrions of rhe building, such os rhe heoring ond elecrriciry, olong wirh overoll op- peoronce. The sroff of cusrodions included doy cusrodions, nighr cusrodions, engineers, ond o morroni Sourh's lsirchen wos guire busy eyerydoy. Nor only were rhe coolss preporing food for Sourh, bur olso for nine sure rounding schools. As o cenrrol lsirchen, Sourh would cools rhe food ond send ir ro schools ro be reheored ond served. The Comprehensive Lunch Progrom ser down by rhe srore hod bosic requiremenrs for rhe lunch menus. A new ond populor oddirion ro rhe menu vvos o self-service solod bor. inn' cs,i i l L 9Hgg.,,Wsfiifvii:,, ww. f B C 4 f'-.Q ,, y ' T... A Doy Cusrodions Sronding Lindo Corey, Dorrell Wolls, Louis Knoplse, ond Jim Rose crons Clfleod Engineerb, Surfing: Wode Mor rin D Bob l-lonson works on rhe foorboll field. C. Coolss Ruby Pyle, Selmo Shermon, Lindo Leels, l-lorrier Schimelpfig, Koy l-lorris CMonogerD, ond Mory Mendenholl. D Nighr Cusrodions. Ti- Teorer, Oliver Sonros, Bob Honson CEngineerD, ond Leslie Hommer. Nor picrured Clyde Dorney 1- ta 'Q Sify isle Clie Tglff HC QW D Language classes have many benefirs There vvere many good reasons for ralsing a foreign language class ar Sourh, lr grearly increased rhe vocabulary and meanr berrer prepararion for college, as rhey were solid courses, Foreign language classes raughr more rhan jusr vocabulary and senrence srrucrure. They rolcl of rhe counrries' culrures and gave a general baclsground of differenr lives. lr was felr rhar ir was ro rhe srudenr's advanrage ro raise such a courses French vvas raughr mainly by Mrs. Smirh, However, ro reduce her vvorlsload, Mr. Ball insrrucred one period of second year French. Mrs. Moss assisred Mrs. Wolff in rhe same vvay by reaching one period of A Spanish ll. Mrs. Maurer, who rerurned from a year in Germany, ,,, raughr all of rhe German classes. A Mrs Maurer teaches her class a viral German phrase D Mrs Smirh aids a srudenr vvirh a problem in French C The foreign language reaching sraff Mrs Maurer, Mrs Wolff, Mrs Smirh, Mrs Moss and Mr Ball D Mrs Moss lectures ro her Spanish class German reacher, Mrs. Maurer, spenr an inreresring year reaching in Erlan- gen, Wesr Germany as parr of a reach- er exchange programs The schools in Germany are guire differenr from rhose in America. The srudenrs are much more inauisirive and rhere is more general class parriciparion. As Mrs. Maurer pur ir, lr was a grear experience! All people should have rhe chance ro raise parr in such a pro gram! FOREIGN LANGUAGE-117 Mony note- worthy odditions to music deportment lmogine for o moment thot you conduct- ed the orchestro, led the bond, or directed the choir. There were four people ot South who did just thot, The music deportment wos exponded with the oddition of two new foculty mem- oersp Mr. Pete Frojolo ond Ms. Deo Bronstet- ter. Along with the two new music teoch' ers, come orooder choices of the olreody wide voriety of music closses. The oddition of the new music closses wos to occomo dote the increosed volume of students. These were concert chorus, 'Ilozz Etce- tero, stoge pond I, ond concert pond I, These new closses cotered to the freshmen ond sophomores. Mr Milse Crowford, Miss Deb Drone stetter, ond Mr Dove Declser Not pictured is Mr Pete Froiolo. D Mr Declser con't just leod the bond, he must be o port of it too. C. Mr. Frqolo gives his opprovol. The seemingly dedicoted Michoel Crowford spent much of his time ot school worlsing with one of his five choirs He loved every minute of it When Mr Crowford wos not direct ing his choirs he wos ot home with his fomily swimming in the pool thot he built himself or yes directing onother choir ot his church. Mr. Crowford loved o chollenge, He chollenged himself every doy by form ihg young minds ond voices of his stu dents, Whot did Milse Crowford feel wos the most rewotding thing ooout his loo? I'Seeing the ptogrom grow. Mr. Crowford sow o lot of growing, os he plonned to remoin chorol director. 118 MUSIC DEPARTMENT g I I I 'Q' Fi- il. MW I T , I , 'lf of uw E' I3 A, STANDING: Mr. Jocobson, Mrs Hughes Sirrlng' Mr Broln- ord, Mrs. Poole. D Mrs. Hughes explolns rhe fundomenrols of orr ro her srudenrs Arr reochers expond oesrheric horizons New rhlngs hoppened ro Sourh's Arr Deporrmenr rhls yeor. Mrs. Hughes fools o sroined gloss closs in order ro be more slsilled in reoching one. She sold, Being o srudenr ogoln is greor, lr gives me o new perspecrive on being o ieocher, ond I now remember whor lr wos lilse being o srudenrf' Mr. Brolnord, rhe only new reocher ro rhe deporr- menr, worlsed porr time reoching polnrlng, orr fundomen- rols, ond sroge crofr. lr's oulre o chollenge, confided Mr. Broinord, buf I Iilse lr. Mr. Jocobson wos rhe new Fine Arrs Leoder. This nor only included orr, bur music ond dromo os well. I molse sure rhor rhe proper school informorion is possed down ro rhe righr people in my deporrmenr. I olso help rhem in ony woy I con. Finolly, Mrs. Poole emphosized more on rhe orr hisrory, in Arr Coreer Explororion. She felr rhor lr wos imporronr, ond rhe srudenrs needed rhe rroining if rhey plonned on gerring o degree in Liberol Arrs. l'd lilse ro see o semesrer closs in Liberol Arrs, or o full yeor closs in Arr, Music, Lirerory, ond Poliricol Hisrory, she sold. 'ITL'-s ACE Arr Coreer Explororlon wos one of rhe closses rhor required oppllco TIOO Mr Jocobson SOIU ACE is for ouollfled Seniors only The oppllconr hos ro be o ouollfled senior lnreresred in orr When opplylng for rhe closs rhe sru denrs hove ro rell whor rhelr lnreresrs ore ond submlr rhree pieces of rhelr orr worls which will be judged Mr Jocobson explolned rhor rhe flrsr semesrer of ACE wos closses of Ad vonced Design ond Arr HISIOTY roughr by Mrs Poole ond Mrs Hughes respec lively Mr Jocobson roughr rhe second semesrer, which involved guesr speols ers from rhe Solem ond Porrlond oreos The srudenrs olso wenr rhrough o Worls Experience closs There were only fourreen Jobs ovolloble, SOld Mr Jocobson, 'lWe hove hod ro rurn down some oppllco TIOOS Some of rhe Jobs ore Grophlcs Porrery, Illusrrorlng with rhe Sroresmon, Jewelry, Bush Born, ond Bush House 'I feel rhor lr's on especlolly good closs for seniors who ore lnreresred in orr coreers, he explolned . ffl' I -r 355 , N any? : E c i,... . I- -1 'W if I I . . I. . I - I I . , . ,I , . I , f I 7 ART-119 l-lorne Ec stoff encouroges students The nnoin gool of the Home Economics stoff wos to tolse o positive ottitude concerning their students. Psother thon loolsing for the bod things, they felt it wos more importont to find the good points obout them. lt wos olso importont to olwoys be ovoiloble to help with ony problems the students moy hove hod. There were more boys porticipoting in the foods progrorn but more would hove been welcome in ony of the other closses, especiolly sewing. The foculty tried to publicize the Home Ec deport- ment becouse they would hove preferred to hove hod more stu- dents involved. Two new reochers, Mrs. Cross ond Mrs. l-lovel, were odded to the Home Ec teoching stoff. Mrs. l-lovel, who come to South from Porrish lr. High, enjoyed it here very much. She indicoted o lilsing to teoch high school much better thoniunior high. South hos o well-equipped Home Ec deportment. lt's o pleosure to worls with the other teochers. Mrs. Wells is very orgonized ond Isnows whot she is doing. in diy. WA i 5 ,. f. 5 ccic ,A iifs 3.6 Mrs Wells wos very octive outside of school octivities She ond her husbond troveled quite o bit ond she did o greot deol of sewing. She loved to jog ond wos tolsing doncing lessons with her husbond. They were in o bollroorn doncing closs ond plonned to go on to disco. Wotching children grow wos lilse o hobby of hers. l'It's interesting to see their different reoctions ond notice qhonges os they grow older. 120 HOME ECONOMICS F., A. Mrs. Cross helps o student with her sewing prqect. B. This Home Ec teoching stoffz Mrs. Wells, Mrs. Hovel ond Mrs. Cross. C. Potti Schmitz gets ossistonce from Mrs. Hovel. Indusrriol Ed builds roword eguoliry S-R Qws, lve been doing wood worlsing oll my life My forher wos one of rhose men who Could do mosr onyrhing ond l leorned olor from him. Lolyd Johnson become o slsilled wood worlser os 0 resulr of his forher s influence. Mr. Johnson did lvlorlserry in his spore rime. Whor is Morlserry? Morlserry is molsing o design by rhe use of inloid wood. One would use rhis rechnique in molsing o grondforher clock. Mr. John son olso sold his Mdrlserry worlss in his spore rime. Afrer Loyld Johnson become re- rired, he plonned ro buy o moror home ond o rroilor ond heod sourh, for more rhon rhe winrer. I3 Girls! Girls! Girls! Thors rhe oudience ro which rhe lndusrriol Educorion deporrmenr wos ploying, Indusrriol Educorion's oim wos ro ger os monyi girls involved os possible. There were opproximorely 25 girls enrolled in rhe lndusrriol Ed closses. A cghonge rhor wos mode in rhis deporre menr wos ci nome chonge, rhe nome of rhe lndusrriol Arrs wos chonged ro lndusrrioi Ed becouse ir wos nor being roughr os on orr, bur os on ocruol vocorionol slsill. lndusrriol Ed offerred o wide voriery for srudenrs including: ohorogrophy, wood shop, elecrronics, ond drofring, Mosr sru' denrs were enrolled in woodshoo. f' X.. A. Fronr Mr John Crisolli Dock: Mr Mick Theil, Mr. Bob McElroy, Mr Lowell Seger Nor picrured Mr Lloyd Johnson D Mr McElroy ond his per srudenr C Mr The-il demonsrrores ro o srudenr INDUSTRIAL ED 121 122-SCIENCE DEPARTMENT A In an interview wirh Mr Ron Cross he was aslsed ro describe a humorous incidenr during his reaching career ar Sourh He replied One rhing rhar was really funny rhar happened in my chemisrry class was rhar I had a dem onsrrarion of a chemical reacrion in which a solurion rurned blue when you shools ir. I decided I would ser rhis borrle our on rhe desI4 ar rhe beginning of rhe period and rhen pur a sign on ir rhar said Do Nor Shalse . Then I wenr in the bacls room and waired unril some srue denr came in rhar Iilsed ro mess around wirh rhings on my desls. He Ioolsed ar rhar borrle and rhoughr Now why shouldn r I shalse ir? . I waited and wait- ed and prerry soon I came our and rhere WQ5 rhig srudenr sranding rhere wirh a red face and rhe borrle was all blue. A, Rob Hyatt and Mike Yoder moss a gas filied plasric bog for an experimenr, D. Pencil in hand, Rich- ard Landrum srarrs his science assignmenr, ,if There wos more ro science rhon jusr doing exoerie rnenrs. Norefrolsing ond resrfrolsing were common in olmosr oll science closses. Resulrs from rhe experirnenrs were used ro form vorious ideos ond rheories. The science deporrrnenr included eleven reochers who roughr fifreen closses, covering such suqecrs os Chernisrry, Biology, Flight, ond l-leolrh Occuporions. The science reochers decided ro emohosize greorer sofery in rhe lobororories. Mr. Bob Tinnell, Deporrnnenr Heod, sror- ed, One of our mojor rhrusrs rhis yeor is for more sofery, porriculorly in rhe sroring ond hondling of chemi' cols ond rhe prevenrion of occidenrs ond injuries. Mony of rhe closses wenr on field rrips. The Biology ll ond Oceonogrophy closses rroveled ro rhe coosr where rhey srudied morine life. ln rhe spring, rhe Geology closses fools o rrip ro rhe Coscodes. There, rhey exom- ined rhe geologicol formorlons of rhe Coscode Ronge. There were olso rwo rnojor conresrs srudenrs could porricipore in. To enrer rhe Wesringhouse Science Tolenr Seorch, srudenrs, especiolly seniors, hod ro cornplere o projecr, usuolly o foirly lengrhy one, ond wrire o reoorr on ir. ln Februory, rhe Oregon Junior Acodemy of Scif ence ollowed ony srudenr ro give o reporr ro o smoll group of inreresred people. A QR, , v L 3 i , , , .W , 1 D A. Peeking in the door of o science clossroom. B. Mr. .lim Conley, Mr. Rob Huddlesron, Mr. Lorry Anderson, Mr. Ted Morrin, Miss Sue Dell Csrudenr reocherb, Mr. Ed Olson, Mr. Bob Tinnell, Mr. Ron Cross, Mr. Leon Hoighr, ond Mr. Horley Groyum. Nor Picruredz Mr. Dennis Palmer, ond Mr. Woyne Moier. Field rrips highlighr science yeor SCIENCE DEPARTMENT-123 New marh reachers come ro-Sourh Quadraric eauarions, perpendicular bisecrors, logarifhms, vecrors, and derivarives were very familiar words ro many of rhe srudenrs who rools marh. There were sixreen differenr courses offered covering sub- jects from Basic General Marh ro Calculus. A srrong poinr in rhe marh deparrmenr was rhe Advanced Placement Program. While many classes worlsed mosrly wirh rheory, such as alge' bra, geomerry, elemenrary funcrions, and calculus, orhers showed sfudenrs rhe pracrical uses of marhemarics, These included Tech Marh l, Tech Marh ll, and senior Mafh. Mr. Mosman headed rhe marh deparrmenr sraff which included eleven reachers, Because of the oddirion of rhe fresh- men and the opening of Mclsay, seven of rhese reachers were new. These were Mr. Applegore, Mr. Enfield, Mr. Fossholm, Mr, McCanse, Mrs. McGregor, Mrs, Miller, and Miss Robinson. Besides classes and homeworls, rhere were orher rhings for rhe marh srudenrs ra do, Ar-Pac resrs CArIanric-Pacific? were given afrer school once a monrh. The annual vecror rournae menr, or darrs conresr, headed by Mr. Applegare, was held in rhe fall. A highlighr of rhe marh year was rhe Narional Marh Tesr fhar provided an excellenr challenge ro srudenfs in all levels of marhemarics. D A, Mr. McConse works a problem for his class. B Sranding Mr Dean Barr Mr Harold Snyder Mr Richard McConse, Mrs. Carolyn Miller, and Mr. Bob Fossholm Sirring Miss Terry Robinson Mrs Sharon McGregor, Mr. Gene Enfield, Mr. Dicls Mosman, and Mr Bruce Applegare Nor picrured Mr Greg Marlss. 124 MATH DEPARTMENT ,.f' ir is somerimes refered ro os ihe summer session of Sourh High soid Mr Dicls Mosmon while roTI4ing obour Oregon Fruir Conery, of which he is o porr owner, 'TWe employ mony morh reochers, ond I would soy rhor obour sixty percenr of our work force is from Sourhf' When osised whor Isind of jobs sru- denrs could ger, he replied, When rhey srorr, rhey ore pur on rhe line or vorious orher enrry jobs. Mr. Mosmon olso roises blueberries. He hos close ro rvvelve ocres of blue' berry bushes which ore piclsed be- rween July ond Augusr. The berries ore rhen senr ro Oregon Fruir Conery where rhey ore conned. MATH DEPARTMENT 125 raiiux-LL '. ,QL Q Counselors soy, E 'Be preporedf' To help get the students out of school ond be prepored for the future Thor wos the moin gool of the counsel- ors, occording to Mr. Loren St. Lowrence, Deportment l-leod. We hove o lot of voluoble informotion, but we con't push it or the lsids, They hove to come to us. To ossist the students, the counselors hod individuol conferences, on ossembly of the groduoting closs, o finonciol old night, ond worlsed in conjuction with the Guidonce Center to offer college visito- tions. New this yeor wos on odvisor pro' grom with eoch teocher involved. Dur- ing odvisor periods the students checlsed competencies, wrote their schedules, ond could loolc ot their tronscriptss This wos to help them be owore of how they were progressing. As o whole, the counselors felt their responsibilities were to help with oll os- pects of the students' everydoy lives. ll! ll is r As o counselor Mrs Peter comment ed l thinls sometimes we re guilty of putting too much emphosis on college We d lilse to be useful in the doily cop ing slsills of the lsids if they need help or ossist the process for molsing decisions insteod of telling them whot to do She closed the conversotion soying l reolize we won t see every student or even every student who needs help lt s simply not possible in o school this size but we d like to thinls we do help the students we see just someone to tolls to. Were here to if A, Counselors. Stondingg Mrs. Donnie Peter, Mrs Borboro Cross, ond Mr Des Howorth, Sitting: Mr. Loren St. Lowrence CDept HeodD ond Mr, John Struven B, Mr Des Howorth keeps up to' dote on current issues C Mr. Loren St. Lowrence seems to spend o greor deol of time otroched to the phone, 126 COUNSELORS Ill Special Ed reachers run individualized program W use M se. ' '-0 L. 3 YT VM 'easy L... S Nmnugmgu N i The Special Educarion Program was an arrempr ro help srudenrs wirh speceal learning disabiliries achieve rhe besr possible educarion. Special Ed was composed of rwo disrincr programs: rhe Developmenral Learning Cenrer, CDLCD, headed by Mrs. Par Macls, and rhe Educarional Resource Cenrer, CERCD, led by Mrs. Sharon Leopold. Srudenrs in rhe ERC Program had handicaps, bur rools regular classes along wirh rheir one or rwo ERC classes. The DLC program, on rhe orher hand, was for srudenrs wirh more severe handicaps. These srudenrs re- mained in rhe DLC classroom for rhe enrire school day. Alrhough rhere were rwo basic programs, each srudenr's schedule was based on his individual needs. Special Ed was run by a complerely new srarf, wirh rhe exceprion of reaching aide Mrs. Mildred Wrighr. The basic opinion of rhe Special Ed Program's signifi- cance remained unchanged, however. Mrs. Par Macls explained, lr's imporranr for rhe srudenrs ro learn ro live and worls wirh orhers, so rhey can survive in rhe Salem communiry when rhey ger our of school. A Special Ed teachers, sirringz Mrs Par Macls Sranding Mrs Sharon Leopold, Mrs Mildred Wrighr, Mrs Debbie Drislsill Nor picrured: Mrs, Joan Crawford, D Mrs Wrighr raises rime ro checls a srudenrs paper, '-'Pike ,,ii FTTGFOLJS SQOVTS vanrage of Ourside of reaching Mrs Macls did a B lor of posrgraduare counseling She lsepr in rouch wirh many ex srudenrs and helped rhem find labs and solve orher problems. SPECIAL EDUCATION 127 Mrs, Maclds firsr year ar Sourh was baclsed by eighr previous yew of reaching. She raughr Special Ed for six years and English, Healrh and P E prior ro ihar. She also enjoyed coaching nu When aslsed why she decided upon Special Educarion Mrs Mack gave sev eral reasons l felr I could offer a lor ro lxids wirh handicaps l have a real con cern abaur handicapped people rhey have righrs and privileges and I m con cerned rhar rhey donr ger ralsen ad Sociol Studies is o mojor course A mojor section in the high school curriculum wos Sociol Studies. History, Citizenship, Personol Finonce, Psychology ond Sociology were considered importont to the educotion os they tought ooout vorious cultures ond societies other thon Americon. Groduotion requirements set down by the school district were os follows: Freshmen ond sophomores were eoch to be enrolled in one semester of US History. As o junior, one wos required to tolee R Citizenship, in which students leorned obout different government procedures Personol Finonce, olso required, wos designed to instruct students in such things os ooloncing o checlsoools ond leorning obout finoncing, Seniors hod more odyonced studies in both of these courses. An extro semester of Sociol Studies wos required to oe tolsen os either o Junior or senior. Vorious choices offered were Psychology, Sociology, Anthropology, World History, World Geogrophy, ond Cure rent lssues ond Americon Personolities. lt wos possible for ony interested student to tolse Advonced Plocement Europeon History which went into greoter depth thon the regulor history closses. This wos the first yeor such o course hod been offered. It wos meont to prepore students for college ond wos ovoiloole to onyone who wished to goin greoter lsnowledge on this subject. y H xi. , . , .fn N M A Jan' 'W gg, B A Mr. Burch assists loner Grude on on ossignment. B, The Sociol Studies Foculty: Mr, Don Poge, Mr, Chuck Chomberloin, Mr. Lou DeLoretto, Mrs. Kim Cross, Mr. Jim Hodden, Mr. Bob Smith, Mr. Milse Stortz, Mrs. leon Moberg, Mr. Gory Dutch, Mr, Terry McLoughlin, Not pictured. Mr. Bob Contonwine, Mr. Milse Doron, Miss Goldie Kulbel, Mr. Al Leopold, Mr. Gory Snow, Mrs, Anne Terry, Mr. John Turmon, Mr. Jerry Shepord. C, Mr Smith goes over o test with his closs. 128-SOCIAL STUDIES is .,,,...., ,...-annul!! C .iss ,NT x. Eff' 3 ff' I Ag .3 xi x Q 6 N Q x X 1' A :U ,Q ' Ls!! si al ,dl ,. 1 if .y -if Q- VL.. ' ,M ' ,. i L L 'flfff' Q V , ,V ,',' ffmgg 8 English Courses Vary One of the largest and highly stressed areas of study was the English Department, Teachers in this area felt that since the ability to communicate was a basic necessity, it was essential to develop and consistantly improve upon English Slsills. Although three full years of English was required, there were many varied classes to choose from. Two basic course studies were followed, Some classes taught fundamental slsills while others involved infdepth analy- sis of literary worlss. Classes were offered covering such topics as 20th Century Literature, Paragraph Writing, Research Processes, World Literature and Philosophy, and Advanced Placement English. Classes other than standard English classes also gave English credit with permission from the teacher. These classes included Clypian, Journalism, Speech, and Yearoools. With the addition of the Freshmen, some of the English classes were quite large. Individual needs were sometimes difficult to meet, however, students were encouraged to seelx help outside of class time. A. A rare scene, Mr. Wirhycombe in a suit, B. Department Head, Mr. Dall, relaxes in his office, C. God, what material l get these days! , rhinlss Mr, Manuel as he glances around his fourth period class B 130-ENGLISH DEPARTMENT ASNE Xi tw-': f E' 'X' . . Ks. xp. 2 s Rh: 1 . r Q 1 f' his yxsv -.8 ,. Q. ' w ass- g x ., -vi E V in :X N, s w,4.as -.x Advonced Plocemenr English roughr by Mr Jim Monuel vvos rhe highesr level English closs offered or Sourh The Ad vonced Plocernenr English Tesr rolsen in Moy could yield college credir if possed Wirh o possioiliry of five rorol poinrs o score of rhree vvos needed ro poss The closs vvos designed ro improve sl-xills rhe srudenrs would need for rhe resr Closs rirne involved coreful onolysis of novels drofno ond vvorlss of poerry Mosr srudenrs loclsed on undersronding ond oppreciorion of poerry To brooden boclsground lsnowledge our of Closs vveelsly vocooulory resrs Despire rhe difficulry of rhe Closs rnosr srudenrs enjoyed ir ond found ir ro be one of rheir more inreresring closses ii . g P ff? , reoding wos reguired ond rhere were sg 'sw 1 iv N T A E A T X X E 53' . . . X i X' V' , ' T ' , X .. 5 x I lg 1 gs T sl A riff A. Mrs. Forsrer discusses on ossignmenr vvirh one of her closses. B, English Teochers. Top Row: Mr. llicls Esson, Mrs. Kendro Hlse, Mr, Bob Wirhycombe, Mrs, Joon Forsrer, Mr. Pere Hofferr, ond Mr. Alon Doll. Dorrom llovvr Mrs Anroinerre Bose, Mrs Elsie Ries, Mrs. Anne Terry, ond Mr. lim Monuel Nor picruredr Mrs, Phyllis Quonbeclf, Mrs, Riro Clemenr, Mrs, lone Compron, Mrs, Joonne Evons, Mr. Mourice Firzsimmons, Mr. lim Gronr, ond Mr. Doo Droinord. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT 131 132-P.E. PE department grows to meet needs The ol' Physical Education Department didn't change much, but out of all the schools in rhe district, 5oUrh's PE, had rhe largest enrollment and a large variety of classes. From the variety of classes there were many favorires ro choose. One of those classes was Weight Training, trodie tonally very popular with the boys until an unexpectedly large amount of girls enrolled. The new Freshman class, however, did cause a coue ple of changes for the deparrmenr, A PET I class was added to meet their reaoiremenrs. The class consisted of more fundamenrals, with drills, to help improve their slsills. Also an additional four teachers were needed. Two were Mr. Larry Hayward and Mr. Terry Ficher, who were switched from Special Ed. Also there was Mr. Chucls Chamberlin and Mr. Scott Cross. Mr. Chamberlin, a graduate of the University of Oregon, tough l-lealrh, and Social Studies. Mr. Cross, also o graduate of rhe U of O, taught Healrh and PE. if ,pw A, Standing, Miss Perkins, Miss Ernest, Mrs. Hoffines, Miss Zimdors, Mr, Haugen, Sitting, Mr. Ficher, Mr. Leopold, D. Miss Perkins raises a breath- er from a hard days worls. C. Miss Zimdars poses with her favorite man, C , L A ff ...if A 1 i A groduote of South Solem High School Mr Chuck Chomberlin come bock os o teocher This wos Mr Chom berlin s first yeor teoching full time He SOld This is the best ploce for 0 new teocher to teoch ot He felt thot o lorger school suited him better thon o smoller school where he hod tought his first yeor l wosn't porticulorly looking for o Sociol Studies ond Heolth position, but it wos whot wos being offered, sold Mr. Chomberlin. I find it interesting even though I find thot I hove to do extro work outside of the closs, I olso find it interesting to be teoching ot my old school. A lot of my old teochers ore still here, ond being 0 teocher now, l view them from o different point of view A, Mr. Leopold watches os his closs runs lops. B. Mr, Hougen mokes on important point during closs. P.E.-133 The library: a place of learning and leisure 'll feel that the Library is the center of the school, because it complements every other area of study in the school, said Mrs. Aeschleie man. The Library was a place to read, relax, or to do other leisure time activities. The staff was always helping students with their needs. Mr. Walling, said that he found the students came to him more for on explanation on a topic, and how to fine information on it, He mentioned that in doing it, he also tried to teach the students how to do it themselves. Besides having helped students find informa- tion, Mrs, Martin said, l've also helped students with 'how do's'. They've asked meg How do l make a fiberglass boat, or how do I put on a Christmas Party? But, a lot of times it'siust for a good book to read. B A. Mrs Mathews assists Mark Forsythe and Mike Dahlen in checking out books D Mr Chamberlin and Mt Summers loin Beth Schecher by relaxing in the Library 134-LIBRARY MEDIA A The Reminder Sysrem IS o sensing device rhor would cur down on rhe loss of books ond mogozlnes sold Mr WoHug The sysrem Consfsrs of rwo oosrs rhor srudenrs wolk rhrough If o srudenr hosnr checked rhe book or mogozune our o mognenc srrup rhor us hldden IO rhe book will gave off o hugh oirched beep ond locks o gore in fronr of rhe posrs. 'ln 1979 opproxiomorly 862 books were Iosr roroling up ro S10 000.000 If the Iibrory could ger one of rhese sys' rems ir would cur down rhe losr of books by or Ieosr seyenryefiye per- cenr soid Mr. Wollig. We coll ir rhe reminder sysrem becouse somerimes rhe srudenrs fore ger ro check our rhe books or donr wonr ro woir in rhe lines. Since rhey don'r check rhem our we hove no ideo of who hos rhem so there is no woy of reminding rhe person ro rerurn rhemf' Ky A, Mrs. Kem is busy pounding owoy on rhe rypewrirer. B. Surfing Mr. Gene Nolond, Mrs. Judy Morrin, Mrs Morgorer Johnson, ond Mr Mork Wolhg. Sronding, Mrs. Korhleen Aeschlef mon, Mrs. Eileen Dokolor, Mrs. Chorlorre Morhews, Mrs. Alro Kem, ond Morgorer Purnum. LIBRARY MEDIA-135 136-BUSINESS Business Deparrmenr helps srudenrs prepare for rhe furure Alrhough many people rhoughr Business Ed meanr learning accounring and secrererial slsills, rhere was much more ro the business depart- menr, lr offered a variery of courses rhar ranged from Marlsering ro Business Law. The Business de- parrmenr also provided 'onfrhejab' experience, meaning many srudenrs acrually became emf played and had worls release rhrough rhe busi- ness program. One new rhing rhe business deparrmenr loolsed for was more male enrollmenr. Opporruniries for male clerical jobs were very promising, The business deparrmenr had a wide variery of courses ro offer srudenrs so rhar rhey could benefit borh professionally and in their personal lives. A. Mr. Norman helps Jennifer Marrhey B Top ro Bor ram, Mrs Helene Gough Mrs Julie Johnson Mr John Norman, Miss Candice Cox Karla Fleener and Mr Dennis Hamilron. C, Mrs. Gough lseeps a warchful eye l'm so good loolsing, inrelligenr ond modesrf' This seemed ro be Dennis Homilron's moro, One hod ro sell him- self if he wos going ro reoch morlsering srudenrs how ro sell. l'You hove ro believe in yourself oe- fore you con sell ro someone else This vvos whor Dennis Homilron srressed in him morlsenng closses Mr Homllron wos nor iusr o reocher he did much more I-le wos odvisor for the Munch In ond wos in chorge of rhe Soxon chop rer of DECA When oslsed whor Mr Homilron Iilsed besr obour being odvisor ond reocher for DECA ond morlsenng he sold I like rhe combinorion of nor only working wirh l4ids in rhe clossromm our olso working wirh rhem on rheir Jobs ond preporing rhem for rhe furure A Miss Wrighr models her ourfir for rwin doy D Mrs Johnson checlss rhe work of her srudenrs C Mrs Gough goes over some polnrs on shorr hond wirh her srudenr reocher Miss Fleener BUSINESS-137 - Z . . i F WINTER DIVISION-139 5149, Varsiry Girlz BQSKETUJII Winrer Scoreboard 166 Canby 5520 N. Eugene 5604 Sprague 4546 S. Home 5946 McNory 57-43, 5404 S. Albany 4107, 4001 Sprague 5445, 4200 C Valley 2908, 3147 Lebanon 3640, 3804 Corvalls 3743, 37-43 W. Albany 57-52, 5245 Mdiay 47-29, 31-20 N. Salem 5146, 4000 Dlsvrlcf N. Salem 4550 i.V. Giris Daskerball 9-13 Canby 4306 N. Eugene 2236 Sprague 3902 S, Home 1555 McNary 2932, 32-49 S. Albany 41-18 lv. Albany 08-51, :la-2a Sprague 5143, 30-21 C. Valley 3244, 25-44 Lebanon 3109, 33107 Corvallis 42-58, 29-48 McKay 41-15, 4408 N. Salem 3609, 4553 Freshmen Girl's Daskerball 7-9 McNary 4644, 32-19 Calopooh 27-44 Memorial 33-27, 35-47 Sprague 3501, 40-28 C. Valley 2742 Lebanon 3644, 3107 Corvallis 1572, 3566 Md1ay 46-29, 2522 N. Albany 22-55 N. Salem 3203 This is rhe vvinrer scoreboard page. Here are rrle scores of fovorire sparring evenrs. Wresrling has been omirred, due Day's Swimming ro lads of scores. ln every case rhe scores ,Moy 10 1,001 of Sourh are firsr, rhen rhe opponenrs. C- volley 100-17 , , McNary 95-56 Girl's Swimming During rhe wlnrer rhere were a number Neww, 102.55 6, - , I 5, Albany 10748 McKay 120-16 or grear oecompllshmenrs. Boys and N4 Amy 101 AQ C. volley 9065 Girls Swimming went ro Store, borh Var- raganl 98-55 Mcllafy 13201 - - - Lal-leridge 97-54 Lebanon 7075 Slly Bosl-zerbolllreoms we-nr ro DISTVICT, and Lemon Bm Newpm 92.74 rvvo of Sourh 5 Wresrlers wenr ro Srare. Eugene 115451 S- Albany 100-51 . . C. Grove 58-96 N. Salem 11102 Congrarulorlons were ln order for every ,,,,,,,C, ,,,,,,,c, arrllere in every sporr porricipared in. 209 'lm OVW 209' Second Ove' 0 Varslry Daskerball J.V. Daskerball Sophomore Daskerball 180 4-18 10-11 Sheldon 67-55 S. Eugene 54-70 S. Eugene 2706 Aloha 3807 Sheldon 47-56 Sheldon 3804 N. Salem 6246, 5000 Aloha 41-46 Aloha 4207 McNary 5706, 50-19 N. Salem 4654, 4648 N. Salem 5306, 3507 G. Pass 57-58 Mdlary 4048, 43.50 McNary 3941, 5305 XV. Albany 56-40, 40-25 G, POS 3546 Corvallis 43-55: 5554 McKay 09- 0, 29-14 W. Albany 51-77, 54-58 Lebanon 4642, 39-54 Corvallis 4142, 5142 McKay 5106, 3517 Sprague 4147, 4249 Lebanon 60-48, 33-29 Corvallis 3446, 43-58 S. Albany 5142, 37-52 Sprague 52-27, 5540 Lebanon 43091 4049 W- AIDOVIY 5153: 4548 5. Albany 5207, 4401 Sprague was, aoaa McKay 5645, 6100 C. Valley 4709, 4346 S, Albany azao, 3906 C. Valley 32-51, 4103 Dlsnlcl C. Valley 4048, 49-55 Lebanon 3524 c. Valley 31340 C. Valley Memorial Calapoyo N. Albany Corvallis Lebanon Mdflary N. Salem Md4ay Sprague Freshmen Basketball 12-7 53-23, 3749, 40-27, 38-52 4047, 3906, 6652 5849, Vorsiry Boslserboll ployers see o lor of ocrion ,Wm ,,,k H,-:V - -7 ,. . K, ,V L kk-k I ,sw . L . s iicc , ,, i T A , ,Z - 1 B A. Brion Wilber shoors for rwo ogoinsr rhe Celrs, B. The reom worms up while Brion Wilbur ond Sieve Ferrow discuss rhe nighrs srroregy. C. Morr successfully conrrols rhe rip off ogoinsr rhe Sporrons in o winning in Sourh's fovor. As o member of rhe Vorsiry Boys Teom Tim Mirchell Clsnown offecrionore ly ro his reom mores os Silsmo D shored in rheir loss of o posirion in rhe Srore ploy offs We oll rhoughr we were going ro reochir We gor over ir rhough Irmeonr o lor ro us during rhe seoson bur we con occepr rhe focr rhor we did nor molse ir One reoson perhops for rhe loss could be in rhe reom s locls of quicls ploys Tim exploined rhor One moin weols poinr wos our fosr breols We hod none We reolly hod ro worls for every boslser we gor He rhoughr rhor some of rheir mo lor srrengrhs during he seoson were The rwo big guys Morr ond Poul The obiliry ro ser rhe tempo of rhe gome wos olso o srrengrh Cresonr Volley would hove probobly lilsed o running gome ogoinsr us When oslsed whom he con sidered rhe mosr improved ployer he chose Sheridon Lehmon, You could reolly norice rhe woy he controlled rhe boll ond brought ir up rhe courr A VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL 141 .and face many challenges From the beginning of the season, the Varsity basketball team had their work cut out for them. Facing the expecta- tion of their fans and the goals they set for themselves was quite a challenge. ln the words of Coach Cantonvvine, lt was a pretty good season, a heck of a good season, even though some major goals were not realized. But the list of their achievements was extensive: The accumulation of 14 league game victories, gaining the second position in the valley league's final standings, being ranked fourth in the Associated Press State-rankings, the defeat of the then top- ten ranked Corvallis Spartans by a margin of nine points, and the list went on, including the individual accomplish- ments of each player tovvard the team. Even though the team lost only four games in the entire season, and these losses were minor point wise, the mis- takes made werejust enough to upset their success. Loss of concentration during the last minutes of play was a primary cause of defeat. This lack of intensity combined with the habit of playing to the ability of the competition-no fur- ther-spelled defeat. Although the team did not meet some of the expecta- tions that their fans predicted, they did accomplish quite a bit during the course of their season. B A. Paul Hamilton secures the ball for the Saxons B S skillfully maneuvers the ball down the court. C. Matt shoc winning game against Corvallis. 142 VARSITY BOYS' BASKETBALL if A ,,,,,, wi , v I W Q f kybk ' hwy A a 5 U' M? K Q , Lk N,,, ,I K Ritz' - 1.5 ff, 3 ,N asia if N M N? .Aaii.,,, A A, Coach Conronwine delivers rhe pregome srrore- gy ro his ployers during procrice, D. Posing for rheir reom plcrure ore: sronding, Tim Mirchell, Tony Ar- rnos, Mori Johnson, Poul Homilron, Sieve Ferrow, Milse Wolfingron, Don Kerr Cmonogerb, Mr. Snow, lsneeling, Sruorr Kirzmiller, Sheridan Lehrnon, Brion Wilber, Andy Worren, John Bollenryn, Tom Hendri. C. Tony fends off o Sporron Guord. D, Sheridon Lehmon slips one post rhe Corvollis defense. B 0 C D VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL 143 A Jeff Pieible motions to another player where ra move. D. Chris Simmons skies high for the Saxons. C. Coach Snow gives instructions on the next play D Aaron and Jeff shuffle their way through practice, JV Saxons have trying season ln Junior Varsity baslsetball our goal was to produce a successful varsity team, We put players up as high as possible and stressed fundamentals, commented first year J.V. Coach Gary Snow. As the season went on we became a more patient team. The team's final record was of1o. All of the wins were in league play and most of them came later in the season. There were two Freshmen on the team: Jeff Reibel and l4raig Kerr, Both Jeff and l4raig saw a lot of playing time. According to Snow, l4raig Kerr was probably the player that improved most over the season. Aaron Thomas, a sophomore, led the team in scoring with a final total of 152 and an 8.4 point per game average. Chris Simmons was the second highest in scoring with 146 points. Chris was also the team's leading rebounder. He pulled down a total of 181 rebounds with a game average of 8.1. Coach Snow said of his team, . .they were a good group of people to worls with. That always malses the season more enjoyable. B C Y BIII Gollogher wos undoubredly rhe mosr occudenr prone member of rhe Ju nror Vorslry boskerboll reom In rhe four prevrous yeors he hod o broken onkle o broken rhumb ond on Injured bock All of rhese IOJUFIGS hoppened neor or dur Ing rhe boskerboll seoson ond effecred Bull S ployrng son Bull suffered o gunshor wound I0 on ocodenr I vvos In rhe hospIroI for o whale ond massed rhe frrsr fave gomes of rhe seoson Ir wos hord for me ro Qer bock Info shope ofrer mrsslng rhe frrsr few Qomes I drdn r feel os much o porr of rhe reom os I would hove orherwrse And I dldnr ploy os much os I probobly could hove Thor Improved os rhe seoson wenr on Ir wos reolly greor comrng bock from the hosplrol ond gerrrng ro ploy Ar rhe beoinning of rhe 197941980 seo- A, Jeff I1eIbeI purs up o shor from rhe key. B. Dill GolIogher rokes o shor during o pre gome worm up. C, Teom Picture: Dock row, Jeff Reibel, Chris Simmons, Deou Whirney, Dill Gol- Iogher, Dove Johnson, Aoron Thomos. Fronr row, Joe Simms, Croig Morrin, Doug Thompson, Kroig Kerr, Mike Fulgoro, Cooch Snow. Nor picrured: Bryon London. J.V BASKETBALL-145 Sophomores srorf wirh rhe bosics Wirh o new cooch ond o new group of ploy- ers, fhe Sophomore Boys' Boslserboll reom hod o lor of gools. They were ro leorn ond execute rhe bosic fundomenrols of possing, shooring, ond reom defense. 'lThe ployers undersrond rhor the foun- dorion hos ro be ser for rhe yeors ro come, srofed Cooch Scorr Cross. The feom's mojor weols poinr wos being men- rolly reody ro ploy owoy from home. We olmosr olwoys ployed well of home, buf never reolly were very inrense owoy, commented Cooch Cross. The reom's roughesr comperirion come from Sprogue ond Wesr Albony, We ployed borh of rhese reoms rough in oll four conresfs, bur losr by o smoll morgin of points, soid Cross lf wos o good seoson, The ployers worlsed hord ond were very coochoble os o whole. We improved greorly on reom defense ond rebound ing. Nor o procfice wenr by rhor we didn'r worls on rhese skills, Cross srored A. Teom Picture- lsr Rowg Dole Luomo, Bob Wil- liomson, Bob Schmirz, Todd Wrighf, Jim Loughlin. 2nd Rowg Todd Mirchell, Lonce Beory, Jeff Armos, Dove Mcirrz, Poul Corey. Grd rowg Alex McToggerr, Bloir Donnes, Ken Jones, Greg Smirh, Brion Heorer. Arh Row, Monoger, Will Shonnon, Cooch Scorf Cross B. Cooch Cross loolss on wirh concern. C. Poul Corey worlxs rhe boll ogoinsr Mcl4oy. 146-SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL B5 My Alreody ploying for 8 yeors in differenr clubs, Brion Heorer wos siill improving on his slsillsi A few physicol porrs l improved on were, my oggressivenessel hod rhe mosr fouls-my shors, ond especiolly my coordinorionf' srored Brion Brion olso im proved on menrol ospecrs, such os reom worls, rempo, colmness, ond being friends wirh his reommores. .Jie nw-N M' i ix Els figs 'Nm B The Freshmen baslserball schedule was serfup so rhar rhe ream played rheir regular season in an inrereciry league. They played each Salem ream rhree rimes and came away wirh nine wins and rhree loses. The win-lose record pur rhem on rop in rhis inrer-cify rivalry. Coach Milse Srorrz was pleased wirh winning rhe ciry league baslserball, rhough he said he would have lilsed ro play more our-of-rown reams. The ream ended rhe season wirh an over-all record of 12 wins and seven loses. We will have some good ballplayers coming up in rhe nexr few years from rhis Freshmen squad, said Coach Srorrz. They matured rarher well. We had some individuals come on srrong ar rhe end of rhe season. l was also pleased rhe supporr of rhe people who came ro rhe games, said Mr. Srorrz. The supporr was really good. Freshmen baslsefball feam raises infer-ciry rivalry kv! Eric Scofield has been playing orga nized baslserball for more rhen four years He srarred our ar rhe YMCA and rhen wenr on ro Leslie Jr High where he played J V ball Ar Sourh he played on rhe Freshmen squad as borh guard and forward Eric averaged berrer rhan o 5 poinrs a game for rhe Saxons Eric rhoughr his supporr for rhe ream varied from game ro game and rhar he and rhe resr of rhe ream had improved grearly over rhe season A D A, Team Picrure, Kneeling Manager John Williamson, Dan Pickens, Sreve Provosr, Ron Marrz, Tom Dailey, Eric Prichard, Jeff l-lorgen Docls row Paul Dubois, Sreve Minnicla, Perer Trelsrad, Brad Harrung, Eric Scofield, Scorr Marref san, Charley Marley, Par Tracy, Jeff Sherwin, Coach Milse Srarrz B Perer Trelsrad, ralxes a lump shor from rhe rap af rhe lsey C Pre-game warm ups for rhe freshmen D Por Tracy dribbling on rhe FASTDTIEAK FRESHMEN BASKETBALL-147 148-WRESTLING Groplers hoye frusrroring seoson The 1979-1980 Soxon wresrlers hod o frusrroring seoson due ro rhe lock of previous vorsiry experience. The young reom hod only rhree seniors: Teom Coproin Mork Nuss, Psondy Drommer, ond Mike Cory, All Three conrribured greorly TO rhe recim rhrough rheir leodership ond experience. According ro Cooch Lorry Hoyword, J'The seoson wos difficulr for us becouse rhe comperirion vvos so rough wirh o young reom. Wresrling is o grueling sporr. In order ro oe successful you'ye gor ro hove exper ience. The experience goined oy rhe yeor's sophomores ondjuniors will oe voluoole in furure yeorsf' Drew Smerono wos rhe disrricr chompion in rhe heoyyweighi division, Along vvirh Drew, Cooch l-Ioyword felr seyerol orher juniors, sopho mores, ond freshmen from rhe reom hod rhe porenriol ro become oursronding wresilers 05Afrer o hord morch Mork Nuss ond his opponenr end ID 0 Vie. B. The Soxons ore on rop in rhis morch wirh Dorryl Gossock C Teom Picrure: Top row, Cooch Hoyword, Don Srolie, John Grimm, Rondy Drommer, Drew Smerono, Chris Johnson, Jin Delomerer, John Fuller, Coach Johnson. Arh row, Cooch Fischer, Terry Neol, Oliver Sonros, John Morgon, Dorryl Gossock, Mork Philip, Nor Goforrh, Mike Cory, Mork Nuss. Srd, Allen Deoron, Greg Gossock, Fred Chombers, Gregg Johnson, Mike Willioms, Psich Monn, Corlos Cor- doso, Por Rose 2nd row, Tom Srolie, Drod French, Shown McCloud, Brod Cox, Dorin Dybee, Bob Posekony, Doug Albrighr, Mike Wil- lioms lsr row, Poul Drond, John Eixenberger, Drion Sloper, Lorry Hoy, Tony Winn, Vince Cosrronovo Teom Coproln Morl-z Nuss hos been vvresrhng for four yeors According ro Morls My nlnrn grode foorboll coocn suggested I rry wresrhng so I dld Mork connnued ro go our for wresrhng fnroughour has hugh school yeors I en Joy comperung soys Morls especnolly the compermon on o one ro one bosos Wrestling Involves o lor of nord work ond dedrconon Ir molses me rnlnk rwuce obour gonng our rne nexr nme our once I rn our If s greor Wresrhng gives you self pride ond molses you feel befrer ooour yourself pnysmcolly lr vvos good ro go home ond resr offer wresrllng seoson wos over soys Morls our I rnnnls Im going ro mass nr me , W'-f .jL .I . I . . II I I , I . I. . . II I. . I I ,. I I . I . , ., . . II II . I I I . . . ,, C A. Morls Nuss ond Mike Corey go over the rules one more rime, B. Mike Wlllloms ond Vnnce Cosrronovo go rhrough rneir usuol worm ups before rhe meer C Fred chombers pins on opponent wnrh rhe help of o referee 5mmTiTeanw finish our onrop A Go. . .Go. . .Go. . .Gol was rhe encouraging yell from many of rhe members of Soufh 5alem's Swim Team. Bofh rhe girls' and rhe boys' reams had an excellent season from srarr ro finish, placing very high in overall comperirion. The boys' ream, coached by Mr. John Turman, caprured rhe Disrricr Tirle for rhe rhird year in a row, and placed firsr in overall and league comperirion wirh a combined record of ren wins and one loss, Ar rhe srare meer, held OT Corvallis' New Aquaric Cenrer, rhe boys placed 10rh in rhe 200 Medley Relay, 18rh and 1Qrh in rhe 200 Freesryle, 10rh in rhe 100 Burrerfly, 2nd and 11rh in rhe 100 Freesfyle, 1Qrh in rhe 100 Baclssrrolse, 4th in rhe 200lM, 14fh in rhe 100 Breasr- srrolse, and 5fh in rhe 400 Freesryle Relay. The girls' ream, coached by Miss Terri Robinson, came 10 poinrs shorr of rhe Disrricr Tirle and had ro serrle for second place behind Lebanon. Their league record was five wins and one loss, wirh an overall record of seven wins and rhree losses. ln rhe srare meer, also held ar Corvallis, rhe girls placed 11rh in rhe 200 Medley Relay, and 10rh in rhe 500 Freesryle by Maggie Simmons, a Sophomore. Coach Robinson was really pleased wirh rhe girls' performances. lr was an inreresring siruarion because 13 of rhe 19 girls on rhe ream had swam on Leslie Junior High's swim ream for me. lr was a real privilege ro work wirh rhem again. Coach Turman was very happy wirh rhe ourcome of rhe boys' season. His firsr feelings before rhe season were an ea- ger anriciparion of working wirh rhe boys and ro have a successful season. 'lAs far as improvemenrsf' said Coach Turman, we improved very much due fo rhe excellenr prepararion for Disrricr and Sraref' A, Mgggie Simmongy MQryAr1rT Ahmed, Chris Knox, Lori Boese, Julie Slama, Lori Bogdan, Andrea Waire, Ann Goledn, Carrie Granr, Nancy Gray, and Meriderh Webber. Baci.: Row: Audrey Bruron, and Lori Olson. Nor Picrured: Cynrhia Fairfax, Joni Dou- gherry, Alsia Hunrley, Lauera Sroner, Krisrie Reid, and Susan McGreer. D. Doug Slama seems ro be very inreresred in rhe conversarian, as do orhers CCoach Turmanb, C. Coach Robinson watches ar- renrively or rhe srarr of a race. 150 SWIMMING Ann Golden a Senior eXpreSSGS O few words abour rhe ream and rhe sea- son, The besr rhing abour rhe ream is rhar if gave us an opporruniry ro meer orher girls from orher grades. The season was a good one since we fools second in Disrricr, The ream and rhe coach was rhe besr you could asia for. We also became close friends and ir was lors of fun being rogerherf' 54' B A, While anxiously woiring for rhe finish, Coach Turrnan clocks me mme of rhe swimmers, B Two gurls of Sourns swam reorn, an lanes four and-rwo, ger ready and ser rhemselves for o splir second for rne race ro srorr C Top Iefr going across then down: John Anderson, Joe Armnnrrour, Coach Turrnon, Jon Kleen, Paris Shaffer, Sreye Mother, Tum Gossacls, Don Srlvo, Jim Kerr, Gary Verero, Eric Muller, Mrlse McDonald, Chrns Marnias, Ed Lebold ond Rick Fiory Nor Plcrured: Scorr Kerr, Sreve Cozorr, Doug Sloma, Lundy Srnirh, Tom Tore, and Mike Sloop D An ononymous swummer raises some time ro procrice rhe breosrsrrolse before rhe offraal srorr of rhe meer SWIMMING 151 Girls' ream plagued wirh injuries. Girls' Baslserball seemed ro have a curse on ir. For rhe pasr rhree years rhe Varsiry ream had been plagued wirh injuries and illnesses, This year was no exceprion. For over half rheir games, rhe ream was missing rwo or more srarrers. Only rhree players were available every game of rhe season, and only one of rhose played in every game. lf we would have had people rhere ro play rogerher for rwo or more weelss ar a rime, we would have done berrer, said Coach Lou DeLorerro, Afrer siclsness or an injury ir fools a player rwo weelss ro ger bacle inro ir. All iniuries decreased our chances of going ro srare, said Jan Werherbee, high scorer of rhe ream wirh a 236 poinr roral. lr seemed when we gor one person bacls, rhere would be anorher player sicl-Q or hurr. Excepr for rhe absences, rhe ream had a good season, compiling a season record of lo wins and seven losses and in league play, 18 wins and five losses. They aualified for disrricr playoffs bur were bearen by Norrh Salem in a rough game played ar Sourh, Playing a roral of 28 games, rhe Saxon ream had a poinr roral of 1028, our-scoring opponenrs by an average score of 52. XJ as ., 2 B C A. Denise Dunrjer in for o lay-in. B. Team picrure, Lou DeLorerro, Denise Dunqer, Diana Pickens, Lisa Barber, Carol Kinlsaid, Allison Whire, Karhy Kricls, Jan Werherbee, Karla Bosch, Amy Gerrenrich, Lisa Wipf, Norolie Morrh. C. Saxons on defense, D. Coach DeLorerro in o ream meering, 152-VARSITY GIRLS' BASKETBALL .,. rsr X 3 ,J 5 Q W 1 W' wr 5 R fs VX E M Whor do you do when you ploy bos lserboll, you re o sensor, ond you re on rhe rnlureo reserye Ilsr for rhe whole seo son? This wos Kim Conronwines prob lem, The injury ro her lsnee mighr nor hoye hurr so much if she loved boslser boll less, Kam hoo been ploying boslserboll since os eorly os she could remember, bur rhls wos rhe yeor, os she sold, rhor I srorred ro ger serious. l reolly wonreo ru oroye myself ond l neyer gor rhe Chonce ro, lr wos o ler down ro be srrrlng on rhe bench, she solo, I wonred ro be All Sroref' Kim hoo surgery on her Isnee, remove ol of rhe corrlloge, ond oloyed golf for her Iosr sporr os o senior. A Fosr breols B Lrso Wrpf wrrh o Jump shor from rhe corner C Jon Werherbee up ore manure D Jon Werherbee down rhe nexr VARSITY GIRLS' BASKETBALL-153 .buf srill go ro Disrricr A A Amy Ge-rremnch posses our ro her reommore Duomo Pudsems D Demse Dunrjer hos o 20 foor shor over Cresf cenr Volley defender, C Amy Genen- rnch ond Corlo Bosch wolf or me lime for 0 couldfbe rebound, D Lios Wipf shoors 0 Voym in procrice ogolnsr .LV defend ers, 154-VARSITY GIRLS' BASKETBALL B ' 'WJ gk U A :..: S... ,T . .K,k . -, - Q , : sig A Q71 WWW -- - . 'Q w 7 In - Fw W1 C X Q L ,LLLL gigs .Ai - .+...v1 . N 'v-N JV Girls srorr over offer o yeors oosense New Hoving injuries ond siclsnesses seemed ro be o rrodirion rhis yeor for girls' boslserboll. The J.V. reom hod irs shore of rhese ro por up wirh rhroughour rhe seoson, Mr. Olson, cooch of rhe reom, felr good obour rhe seoson. I felr rhe seoson vvos good. Considering rhere wos no J.V. reom losr yeor, we hod on excellenr reom. A reom needs someone who hos ployed or rhor level rerurn- ing ro provide leodership ond direcrion for rhe new ployers. We srorred vvirh no one vvirh rhor experience. The only experience we hod vvos Jr. High or none, Helping rhe girls improve rheir bosic slsills so rhor rhey would be reody for Vorsiry comperi- rion in forure yeors vvos Mr. Olson's gool for rhe yeor, The reom's mqor vveols poinr wos shooting. Hoving on inexperienced reom wos o focror for rhis. The srrong poinrs were: obiliry ro hondle rhe press ond vvorlsing rogerher os o reom. E vw li W'-Li xx Aslsnng Liso Borber how High School Boslserboll is differenr rhon Jr High she replied There is more comperirion ond rhere is more slsill involved insreod of ucs Liso feels her gome hos improved rre mendously olong vvirh hoving fun ro occomplish her gools In spire of ploying since orh grode, ond inrending ro conrlnue rhroughour hr h 1 A if - T so .L 3.5 , X i s f ., KM fin 3 5 Q I l. , . U , I ,Q school Liso doesn r feel she will go ony- vvhere wirh bosleerboll. B A. Teom Picrureg lsr row, Liso Moson, R050 Bondo, Porri Juliono, Dione Pererson, Robin Col' derwood. 2nd Row, Mr. Olson, Mono Winds- chigl, Liso Dorber, Louro Lomberr, Teri Tourville, Michelle Simmons. D. Cooch Olson ond rhe resr of rhe reom lools on C Michelle Simmons ond Liso Boroer fighr for o rebound, os o Crescenr Volley ployer sronds vvirh eose, ju A JV GIRLS' BASKETBALL-155 Freshmen Girls' Boslsetboll proves to be populor For o first yeor teom ot o high school, South's Freshmen Girls' Boslsetboll teom come out with o very progressive seoson. Their leogue record wos six wins ond seven losses, ond on overoll record of seven wins ond nine losses. The cooch for the teom, Mr. Chucls Chomberloin, wos very potient with the group of girls, lt wos o new seoson, sold Cooch Chomberloin, 'iwith o group of girls thot hod very little experience. I reolized thot potience would hove to ploy o lsey role in the development of eoch ployer. He wos oslsed who wos the most outstonding individuol ond replied by soying, There wos no outstonding ployer to the effect Eoch wos good occording to her own obility. lf o ployer competed to her fullest potentiol, then they were outstonding. These girls hove two to three yeors before full potentiol will be reoched He sold thot the result of the teom record reolly hod no good indicotion of the slsill, com- petitiveness, or hord worls the teom hod occom- plished throughout the seoson. He odded thot the whole teom improved, but those who worlsed the hordest definitely improved the most. The teom leorned from this the concept of devotion ond discipline, A. Front Row: Tino Koro, Volerie Lombert, Tori Welton ond Suson McDonold. Top Row- Shoron Johnson, Ro- sonne Von Zondt, Ann Clyde, Koren Doty, Julie Sabin, Not Pictured: Jennifer Berg, Shoron McNeil ond Debbie Armstrong. D Volerie Lombert C113 scores off ct soft shot to the boslset while Tort Wolton C133 follows it up for o possible rebound. D. Cooch Chuck Chomberlotn tolses o time out to discuss the gome situotion to his ployers. C. Volerte Lomberr C113 ond Koren Doty C213 curiously wotch the bull fly the opposite direction from the hond of Ann Clyde C227 to o ilotder defender Tino l4oro expresses o few thoughts obout the teom ond the seoson. Being on the teom hos been o lot of fun. At first the teom wos just leorning the bosics, since some girls didn't lsnow much obout the skills ond rules of the gome. We leorned o lot obout teomworls ond slsills, moinly defense. The teom worlsed well together with some flows. Cooch Chome berloin wos on outstonding ond potient cooch, ond wos olwoys encouroging us, We hod o good seoson ond hod lots of fun on the teom. 156 FRESHMEN GIRLS' BASKETBALL 3. D I fe' Whor o Sweerheorrl Whof vvos rhe imoge of rhe Sourh Solem Sweefheorr? lr wos someone who wos in volved in school ocriviries, spirifed, ond well lilsed, The Sweerheorfs were nor only femole, bur for fhe second consecurlye yeor mole, olso. These were: Dove Cenrers, Rob Edminsron, George Long, Milse Lee, ond Ploberr Cory. The girls were: Soro Porerson, Kelly McGehey, Lou- rie Scheocher, Lizo Toylor, Lourle Ilg, Terri Srong ond Jesslco Srrodrmonn. The Sweerheorrs were honored or rhe foorboll ond boslserbll gomes, Ar rhe finol leogue boslaerboll gome oll rhe Sweerheorfs were presenfed ro rhe srudenr- body. Soro Porerson wos crowned Sweerheorr of rhe Yeor, chosen by rhe srudenr body ond foculry. Soro srored, l wos surprised ond very hoppy becouse ir wos o speciol honor ro win. A lloberf Cory wos chosen os o Sourh Solem Hugh Sweerheorr durlng boslser boll seoson When oslsed how ur felr ro be o mole sweefheorr lloberr SOld y si Irs on honor bur I donr feel IT should ii X T be colled sweerheorr becouse l feel rr s l nor o neurrol enough rrrle When Rob err wos rold he wos sweerheorr he felr ., , honored ond surprised Delng o sweer j heorr hos o cerroin imoge ro uphold, bur s Roberr feels rhor you ger rhe honor from belng rhe person rhor you ore so rhere is no reoson ro rry ro uphold ony imogef' Roberr olso soys, rhe lmoge one should hove TO be chosen o sweer heorr is someone who is ocfive in school C ocnyiries someone who s o leoder A. Lefr ro Tlighr: Terri Srong, George Long, Morilyn Youngmon, Rob Edminsfon, Wes Edif gor, Korhy Lomberr, Dove Cenrers, Jessico Srrodrmonn, Don Whureheod, Soro Porerson, ond Monre Volghr. D Lourle Schoecher ond her escorr Todd Eschelmen, C Soro Porerson, Svveerheorr of rhe Yeor, ond her escorr Monre Volghr SWEETHEARTS-157 Dreoms of o moonlight st The cool, misty, night oir wos filled with o sense of excite 26TH Annuol SnoBoll held inside the AH Building ot th grounds Upon entering students could heor the stimuloting sou the group Strotus , who entertoined with their music. D tions were disployed in the theme colors, silver ond bloclx. Pt ond romonce on December 8, 1079. This wos the evening 1 6 ments were provided, which consisted of vorious pies, col-2 sodo pop, It wos olso possible for eoch couple to hove their r tolsen for o lseepsolse. Butts, YWCA Teen Director, ond the twenty representotiv the six Solem high schools. lt tools o lot of hord work ond d notion to put together this formol donce. They chose the t All of this would not hove been possible if it weren't for I e e I e colors, decorotions, the design of the ticlsets, the group to p ond mony other importont detoils. The representotives from South included Senior Anne Mi Koro ond Freshmon Suson Abott Sophomore Jill Jocox, wos omong the mony who tools port in the SnoBoll. lt wos the first Jill hod been to ond she hod much to soy obout it. I reolly lilsed the decorotions. The bond wos good too, olthough there could hove been more slow songs. lt got lsind of boring ot times becouse there wosn't reolly thot much to do, but os o whole, the evening wos lots of funl Committee Choirperson, Junior Moile Sconlon, Sophomore 158-SNOBALL D A. Tolli Osborne, Dovid Long, Sondy Hounshell, ond Drion Huggins tolse o break between donces. D. Anne McAfee ond Moile Scanlon help to decorote for the donce, Reflections of Winter. . . R WINTER POTPOURRI-159 A, Mrs Quonbecls gives direcrions ro rhe perform- ers. D Mr. Droinord poinrs one of rhe boclsdrops, C, Por Reynolds helps pur rhe sroge rogerher. 160- FUNNY GIRL 'Funny Girl' provides good Gl'Wl'Gl'l'OlfWVTWGfll' l'Funny Girl , rhe rnusicdl presenred by rhe dronwo de porrrnenr ls rhe rrue srory of Fonny Brices srruggle ro become o successful Broodwoy sror. lsoren Sexson por rroyed Fonny Brice, ond Curr Arrhur ployed Nicls Arnsrein, 0 gombling mon who evenrudlly nfiorried Fonny. Perry lseone porrroyed Mrs. Brice, Fonny's morher, ond loime Gorzo ployed Eddie Piyon, o srdge direcror ond friend of Fonny's. When oslsed why she chose Funny Girl , Mrs. Phyllis Quon oecls, one of rhe direcrors of rhe ploy, sold, 'becouse I rhoughr we hod rhe rolenr for ir rhis year. Mr. Mike Crowford olso helped direcr rhe ploy, ond Jerry Jones wds rhe srudenr direcror. Mr. Bob Broinord wos the rechnicol direcror, ond Mr. Dove Becker led the Orchesrros The firsr ocr of Funny Girl consisred of fourreen scenes which included rhe songs lm rhe Greoresr Srdr ond 'lPeo- ple . Nine scenes mode up rhe second ocr dlong wirh such songs os 'lloreroreror-rar ond Don'r Psoin on My Pdrode . This is one of rhe only rhings or Sourh where so mony l-:ids hove ro rolse on odulr responsibiliryf' sold Mrs. Quon- becls. l wos very proud of rhen'i. www' .,.,,,, .W FTWF? If ca Wg, Q7 , 1 9 ....nassaui-lfiwu-Jil-f A D Fanny Drice .......... .... K Oren Sexson John, Stage Manager ..,..... John l-lerberr Emma ............. . . ,Charisse Pipkin . . . . .Parry Keane . . . ,Myriam Boker ......Kim Bohr , . . .Lisa Bray JeffDeol .........Jaime Garza Mrs, Drice ..... Mrs. Srrakosh . . . Mrs. Meeker . . . Mrs. O'Malley . . . Tom Keeney . . Eddie Ryan . . . Heckie ....... .........4 L ee Errsgaard Workmen ......... Jerry Jones, Cam Dyck Saab Taylor ............... Mike Johnsron Five Fingered Finney ........ Marc Websrer Bubbles .................... Liza Taylor Vera ................ Meghan Mahoney . . . . .Nancy Rankin ... . . . .Curr Arrhur . . . .Marshal McDeal .... . .Mike Seed Maude ....... Nick Arnsrein . . Srage Direcror . . . Florenz Ziegfeld .... Mimsy ................... Angela Eldon Ziegfeld Tenor ,............... Rob l-lyarr Joey Ziegfeld, Lead Dancer ..... Rob l-lyarr Adolph ...................., Dick Shulre Mrs. Nadler . . .... Lynda Shroeder Paul ........ ...... C am Dyck Mr. Psenaldi . . .... Jerry Jones A. Mr. Brainard and Miriam Boker work ar gerring rhe srage ready D Karen Sexson sings l'm rhe Grearesr Sror during re heorsol while Curr Arrhur plays his parr as Nick Arnsrein. C. Myriam Boker, Por Reyn olds, and Sieve Moore find an easy way ro painr rhe backdrops When asked if she was rhinking of going info acring as a profession, Parry Keane replied, Yes, ljusr love ir. She starred acring in fourrh grade and since rhen has performed in school ploys as well as plays open ro rhe communiry, She hopes ro ger a job working in rhe children's rhearre or rhe Enchanred For esr rhis summer, My sisrers were in plays. Ever since l saw rhem, l jusr wanred ro ger ine volvedf' When asked vvhar she would always remember abour l'Funny Girl , she said, 'lWhar a greor feeling l had opening nighr. We worked so hard and finally gor ro do ir. FUNNY GIRL -161 162- FUNNY GIRL - -FT.: :- A B A. Karen Se-xson ond Curr Arrhur or rhe Henry Srreer saloon. B. The dancers ger ready for Rot-tor-for tor ind? A., .4 x 1 2 More Fummy Girl emrerroimmemr A. Miise Seed os Florenz Ziegfieid, Kim Bohr os Mfg, Meeker! end Curr Arrhur os Nick Amsreirw or rhe Amsrein Long Islond Momsiom. B. Curr Arrhur ond Korem Sexson woir for :heir roosr beef dinner, C. Keren Sexsom sings His Love Moises Me Beautiful . 3. 4 Li' N ,Q ef. s ,K fi 'N-ss i sea Q ' Q 52, i S B i i 1 Y M-...-.-....... i 1 i K Y ii i . i' i 0 i i i i , , FUNNY GIRL -163 19791980 lerupts' Wim activity A, Tne Ayatollah Knomeini raises control in lran while militants seize the American Embassy, holding 50 Americans hostage. D. Locally, the opening of the Nordstrom Moll stirs up downtown business. C. Mount St. Helens, Wasltiingtons previously peaceful mountain, erupts spewing steam and ash across the nation Ctnis is a picture at the mountain before the eruptions startedb. A Enc He-idem Ieods me U S Olym pic reom by wmmmg fave gold med ols, B, The Olymprc hockey re-om surpruses rhe world by coprunng on unexpecred gold C In one shorr yeor, qos pnces double couslng sro rions ro chomge from goilon ro href meosuremenr CURRENT EVENTS 165 Z Z g Z .x K , .,i ,A S :W 'H 1. ORGANIZATION DIVISION-167 Notionol Honor Society plons vorious octivities As o selective orgonizotion, the Notionol Honor Society bosed mem- bership on ocodemic ochievement with o GPA. neor 844 or obove, In the spring, juniors ond seniors opplied for odmission ond were selected by o committee, heoded by Mr. Jim Monuel, Although the purpose of the Notionol Honor Society wos moinly to honor ocodemic excellence, members porticipoted in severol ocriviries. The Norionol Honor Society members octed os guides for the foll open house, held on exciting gourmet potlucls ot the Voloch's, ond o coolsie sociol vvos held in Moy to honor the newly chosen members. Club officers included: President Dione Voloch, Vice-President Steve Henderlite, Secretory Corol Lisenslsy, ond Treosurer Tolli Osborne. Ar groduotion, seniors in the Notionol Honor Society were recognized by rhe gold tossels which they wore olong vvirh their troditionol blue white ond red tossels. 3. A r-Q A, Tolli Osborn ond Jonice l Dootwright worls hord on the l Advonced Plocement History Test. B. Second yeor NHS mem- bers: Alphobeticollyz Colleen Benson, Jonice Bootvvright, He- len Beers, Robert Cory, Don Co- hen, Cynthio Foirfox, Korleen Frigoord, Steve Henderlite, Donno Kietzmonn, Toni Kromer, Corol Lisenslsy, Doug Miles, Tolli Osborne, Kirsten Pe- terson, John Reuling, Moyr Rogers, Dergitto Trelstod, Dione Voloch, Denise Word, Dole Weidemon, ond Joni Whit- more. B ?s, 168 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 5-,Q -ililiii -: is f f ' , NWO W V . :-- 'W k- ig-11221,fazzmsafefziq-ig -1-ff' N.. 'Iwo tfalaspna .. A. First yeor NHS members: Seniors: Motr Decker, Lori Boese, Ron Boost, Bill Collins, Dove Coronel, Brett Hunsoker, Jeonelle Hupy, Motrhew lsom, Donno Kreirzberg, Bruce Kropp, Jennifer Morthey, Sonduro Miller, Soto Poterson, Michelle Privrorsky, Don Quoldboch, Judy Sommer, Jessico Srrodtmonn, ond Juniors: Mellisso Bledsoe, Com Dyck, Scott Edmiston, Liso Ercolini, Don Friesen, Diane Hun- solser, Jim Hutchison, Rob Hyort, Mott Knozx, Cecily McCowon, Kristi Meyer, Milse Montgomery, Rod Noteboom, Suzzonne Po- luslso, Fritz Paulus, Ellen Pricherd, Mory Wyllie, ond Wendy Wells. A NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY-169 170-SPEECH TEAM Speech Team rravels Trophies were broughr back from all over fhe srare and camplerely filled rhe Speech Team rrophy case. ln order ro win rhe frophies, members of fhe Speech Team rravelled ra rournamenrs ar mosr of rhe major college campuses in rhe srare, as vvell as orher high schools, ln November, Joni Whirmore and Dergirra Trelsrad vvenr ro Chicago ro compere in a narional debare rournamenr, In February, ren members were selecred ro give rheir speeches ar a rournamenf in Berkely, California, To raise money for rhe rournamenrs, rhe Speech Team operared a concession srand ar all home faor- ball games. They also hosred a rournamenr for orher high school reams during Ocrober. We did very well in debare, exremp, impromptu, orarory, and inrerp, said Mr. Bob Wirhycombe, speech coach, When asked vvhar he liked abour rhe Speech Team, Mr, Wirhycombe replied, They're fun, inreresring, ralenred, and hard working. V L3 A. Mr, Wirhycombe rimes a speech while making commenrs. D. FRONT ROW: Dan Cohen, Cecily McCowen, Bergirra Trel- srad, Marcy Cline, Lauren Canning, Lisa Ward, Fairh Campbell, Lynn Bearon, JoAnne Jans, Neil Sunnell, and Mr. Bob Wirhy- combe. SECOND ROW: Sarah Clifford, Diane l-lunsaker, Wendy Wells, Ellen Prichard, and Dale Weideman, THIRD ROW: Park Shaffer, Treg Monragne, David Dansmer, Mark Tone, Mike Kyle, and Brian Graziano, NOT PICTURED1 Ozone Adams, Marr Becker, Drea Douglas, Cynthia Fairfax, Jennifer Marrhey, Eric Miller, John Mirran, Linda Schroeder, Wendy Weaver, and Joni Whirmore. The question is, will they all fit in Bob's von? A. Ellen Prichord ond Wendy Wells prepore meir file box for rhe nexr debore rournornenr. B. Lindo Schroeder ond Mike Kyle procrice rheir duol humorous inrerprerive speech. C. Cecile McCowen shows how ro do on exposirory speech D. Morcy Cline molxes room for more rroohies. or rhe beginning of her Junior Since rhen she hos porricipored in ber of events. y fovorire evenrs ore debore, ex- ond irnprompru. Debore is one of nosr chollenging evenrs becouse 'iusr be oble ro defend borh sides of ue os well os rhinls, reoson, ond side logicolly. 9 4 rgirro Trelsrod joined rhe Speech W . . . . H . l girro hos done much rrovelling rhis She hos orrended rournomenrs or OCE Berelsely in Colifornio, ond o She olso vvenr ro Disrricr, Srore, orionol Forensics Leogue rourno- Student government's goal is organization and. In trying to organize a well run student council, President Eric Miller felt there was a need for consistency and better communication. Goals were established for all committees and student government as a whole. lt was also decided that records of all committee meetings, student council meetings, and project reports would be compiled in noteboolss that would be passed on to the committee chairpeople of the following years. Organization was brought to student council by having the Executive Committee CPresident, Vice President, Secretary, and Committee Chairpeopleb meet once a weels to discuss issues on the agenda. Each committee was lsept busy with various activities. Liaison Commit' tee conducted a neighborhood survey to interest the public in South's affairs and to question them concerning the open lunch policy. Finance and Fund Raising Committee was in charge of financial supervision, budgets, selling homecoming Mums, and the U.G.N. Project. Activities Committee planned events such as Spirit Week, Activity Periods, Sadie Hawlsin's Day, and Spring Day. Building and Grounds worlsed on getting a wooden sign for the school by selling Saxon suspenders, To equalize the voice of the classes in student government, tour separate class committees were created. Each class committee was responsible for activities concerning only their grade. . . C x c Sftttftm' . 5351? 'gi Q ' A . it NNW A, ASD President, Eric Miller, presents an issue at one of the student council meetings. D. Jim Hutchison, Vice-President, Eric Miller, President, and Ber- gitta Trelstad, Secretary C. Liaison Committee: Jaime Garza, Jessica Stradt- mann, Barbara Callahan CCh.D, Linda Lacy, Sheri Watson, Tami Hyatt, Not pictured: Colleen Benson. D. Election and Psules Committee: Marlene Mc- Donald, Mary Rogers, Amy Gertenrich, and Julie Gertenrich, Not pictured: Denise Ward CCh.D, Susan McDonald, and Rob Hyatt. 172-STUDENT GOVERNMENT A. Budding ond Grounds Cornmnrree Lon Lorn berr, Porrlclo Julucno, Tern Srong CON D, Juhe Puck ord, Kim Dorn, Wendy Uednorz, ond Marr Decker, B. Flnonce ond Fund flossing Cornrnur ree: Jonlce Doorwrrgnr, Susan Abborr, ond Tonx Kramer CChD. Nor pucrured Renee Conners, Korhy Honzel, Corby McKinley, ond Des1 Krlbs C Openmng of on ASD meering D Acrnymes Cornrnurree: Louro Sroner, Tlno Ordonez, Ke yon Enrrgnr, 5oHy L1rcnfueNd, Korhy Osborn, So nyc Pererson, Helen Beers, Cynrnro Folrfox COW 5, Rrcnord Scnulre, ond Morc Websrer E Currrculurn Commrrree Sreye Henderhre, CCh 3, Carol Llsenslsy, ond Wes DoHord Nor pncrured Dove Cenrers B Q x 4 'G' '0Ib STUDENT GOVERNMENT 173 . Consisrency A Sophomore Commirreer Boclsz Dione Seores, Morilyn Young- mon, Fronrr Ann Drips CCh D, Wyorr Koro, ond Lindo Schroder. B. Senior Commirree- Tolli Osborne, Pioberr Cory, Morrine Cob' per, Alsio Hunrley, ond Soro Porerson CCh D. Nor picrured Dione Voloch ond Goil Losley. C Freshmon Commirreer Milse Kyle CCh D, Trocie Johnson, Erin Frome, Michelle Simmons, Liso Dloir, ond Joonie Doughrry Nor picrured. Soroh I-lolme. D. Junior Commirree, Lori Bogdan, Jeon Psirrer, CCh,D, Angelo Eldon, Lynn Beory, Suson Poluslso, ond Corolyn Cox. Nor pictured: Nancy Fkonlsin. 'H-. mu benefirs rhe school in severol woys wos rhe opinion of Tolli Osborne o member of rhe Sr Commirree The ocriyiries plonned ond corriecl our by rhe srudenrs ore open ro everyone She olso felr rhor ASB helped improve relo rions berween rhe school ond rhe com muniry From her personol involyemenr Tolli found rhor 'Srudenr Governmenr is on inreresring woy ro meer people ond legrn ro worls with orhers. lkkm-nquiexm-du I f is s A FBLA is successful Furure Business Leaders of America consisred of srudenrs enrolled in a business class and who had an inreresr in business as rheir furure ca reer Parrlcipanfs in fhis organizarlon could fur rher develop rheir slsills fhrough comperirions held ar disfricr, srafe and narional levels. Brenda Wirham, Mary l-lerrle and Tammy Kinz all placed firsr ar disrricr and several srudenrs vvenr fo srafe comperirion. Various fund raising acrlvifies were held rhroughouf fhe year including balse sales, car washes and selling Saxon hors and scarves. These provided funds which helped pay for srudenis going ro comperirions. S Qi Wifi 'I 'S C A. Members of FBLA: Bacl-2 Row-Milse Friday, Pam Caldervvood, Brenda Wirhgm, Scorr Lanrz, Brerr Hunsalser, Mary l-lerroe. Fronr Row-Vicky Wunder, Tammy Kinns, Debbie Duley. Nor Picrured-Debbie Cams, Karen Carrer, Michelle Heidi, Robin Merchanr, Lisa Ward, Shirley Williams. B, Scorr Lanrz reads an inreresring reporr ro club members. C. Advisor, Mrs. John- son rells srudenrs of upcoming evenrs. Scarf Lanfz Presidenr of FBLA felr rhe year was auire successful olrhough rhey did have a slow srarf. l feel rhar rhe FBLA Chaprer has made some near changes. We creafed more publiciry ro increase membership in our Chaprer. We had a large group and did many rhings. Going ro disrricr was fun and we vvere one of fhe besr fhere. l was glad ro see so many malse ir ro srarel FBLA 175 I believe rhar rhe purpose of Language Clubs is ro educare srudenrs so rhar rhey are aware of orher Culiure is imporranr in Language Clubs counrries and rheir culruresf' This sraremenr by Milse Montgomery Cmember of borh French and Spanish N DNF Clubsb illusrrared a goal of the French, German and 'a ursgg , an Spanish Clubs. This goal was accomplished by parrici- lli' ' F W paring in acriyiries such as dinners where food was . 61? served from rheir respecriye counrries, Primarily, ba- , 5 ' F lil C A lse sales were held ro supporr rhose acriyiries. Food s- ,I ' i ... V was sold which represenred differenr counrries. To- K s W gg gyi..,i .cm ward the end of rhe year, rhe rradirional soccer 1,:, gggy 'FT' F' i. iournamenr berween rhe clubs was held. A desserr , s iii'iii F ,X C benefir was planned and sponsored by rhe combinae F FZFFFFF f Fiiif ll,F -F N rion of all rhe language clubs in which anyone was g g g 5 Nz kkqg welcome ro parricipare, including parenrs. ' .. rf r s'il- NM I' I me 1 c S 176-LANGUAGE CLUBS 093' Q A NNW' A, Sgrg Pgrerggn' Lynne Shriver and RODUO Tadros sell food ar O balse sale for French Club D, French Club members: Sranding-Marr lsom, Milse Monrgomery, Wendy Wells, Scorr Lanrz, Diane Cheney, Viclxi Mansfield, John Reuling, Erin McConnell, Leirh Darrell, Dena Dlshopricls, Cecily McCowen, Seated-Jennifer Snyder, Mark Mead, Sara Paterson, Denise Ward, Rondo Tadros. C. Spanish singer, Dave Holton, enrerrains during lunch, Q X A As Presidenf of fhe Spanish Club Joanne Barnes had many duries She was required ro prepare rhe meefing rhe club rools parr in This was Joanne s sixfh year of Spanish and she enjoyed ir very much ln Spanish Club you can parriapafe in acrivifies which enable you ro urilize your lsnowledge of Spanish our side of rhe classroom siruafion formafs and organize various acrivifies A. Spanish Club members' Krisren Orro, Debbie Pavelek, Diane Valach, Milse Monrgomery, Joanne Barnes, Robin Randall, Laura Sroner, Mrs. Nancy Wolff, Liz Richardson, Karhy Sullivan, Heidi Chrisemer, B Jeff Sruhr and a foreign exchange srudenr from Denmark ear lunch during o Ger man Club meeting C, German Club members Sfanding Jeff Sruhr, Mary Rogers, Bergirra Trelsrod, Paris Shaffer, Donna Keirzman, Joyce Niedner, Krisri Meyer, Pionaie Newendarf Seated Gabi Huerz, Sallie Morrison, Marr Beclxer, Mrs Rosemarie Maurer, Wes Ballard, Ronda Ta dros, Glroia Saucey LANGUAGE CLUBS 177 Saxon Band trains Saxon Band was one of the new bands made up of sophomores and freshmen, They had five performances: Fall Pops, Christmas, Spring Concert, Winter Instrumental, and Graduation Ceremonies. Several of the students took part in the district Solo and Ensemble Competition. Advisor, Mr. Becker, said that Saxon Band was primarily a training class. They had the chance to travel to one competition, but they decided not to go. We were more interested in learning, than getting trophies. A. First Row: Karala Bosch, Tim Sekerak, Kathy Van Valkenburg, Chris Grafer, Julie Slama, MoryAnn Dawson, Steve Thorsett, and Eric Lindburg. Second Row: Tim Gossack, Teresa Sims, Jodi Hunt, Colleen Buren, Jennt Melton, Kathy Modding, Lyn Maxey, Holly McClure, and Ann Brock. Third Plow. Kyle Howard, Marry O'Neil, Joe Sims, Carol Kinkaid, Julie Geh- weiler, Toby Fulmer, Bob McCormick, Glenn Kostur, Kristy Arbuckle, and Marilyn Proctor. Fourth Plow: Rick Flory, .lay Norton, David Thor- sett, Garen Horgen, Darin Bybee, Frank Rei- mus, Duff Kanier, Buck Williams, Jon Johnson, Steve Mather, Bart Crockett, Dan Keesey, Ter- ry Chubb, and Cliff Gardner. Fifth Row: Art Andrews, Karen Whittecar, Greg Sacolofsky, Chris Henderlite, Pat Sarver, Elden Farris, Au- tumn Langendarfer, Kevin Krick, and Scott OI- sen, Sixth Row: Lawton Gore, Scott Hinson, Cannon Rasmusses, Oliver Santos, Mitch Cox, Gary Huggins, Randy Wilson, Darren Young, Coreno Labansky, Brad Bizik, Mr. Becker, and Mr. Sime. B. Karen Whittecar shows us the proper way to hold a French Horn, C. Sheila Quint and Colleen Buren practice ottentively during class. SAXON BAND-178 Garen Horgen sophomore enjoys music and Saxon Band Garen not only plays in Saxon Band but Stage Band and Soul Celebration too Soul Celebration is a church group that a friend in Portland invited me to play in said Garen Garen plans to go to the University of Southern California to continue his studies in music He said I plan to major in music and ld like to plav in a sympho ny or a Jazz band fr 1 i 1 . ix . . - ' ' 4' - u . , . . , . H , . ' 1 . , . . ' 1 . ir N-'nf An early interest in music inspired Freshman Andy Barbera to join the ninth and tenth grade stage band. When asked why he entered stage band Andy replied, l've always liked contemporary music and I really like the music stage band plays. Andy began his musical interest at Les- lie Jr. High School, where he was in the beginning stage band class. At South, Andy played the lead jazz and classical guitar. He hoped to be in Jazz Ensemble later and continue his in- terest for music throughout high school and into college. Oth and lOth grade stage This year another new edition to the music department was the ninth and tenth grade stage band. This group consisted of sixteen sophomore and freshman students. There were six extra members, mostly juniors, who were not in the actual class, but rehearsed and played with the group in their perfor- mances. The band's music consisted mainly of jazz and rock numbers. Their performances included the OCE Jazz Festival and the Salem Jazz Festival. They also played in several school concerts. Members of the band were also required to have another band class in their schedules. Basically, the ninth and tenth grade stage band was a skills class in which students improved individually and prepared themselves for membership in Jazz Ensemble. Mr. Dave Becker, band director, predicted, We should see a huge increase in the individual ability of our jazz players in the future because of this class. ,,..-wvfrff aff 5 I R A. Pot Sarver, Mike Decker, And Garen Horgen prac- rice during class. B. A Hard working student blows hh saxophone. C. Student teadwer Dave Sime, Pot Sarver, Joe Sims, Mike Decker, Mr. Decker, Gaten Horgen, Steve Mother, Andy Darbero, Darin Dybee, Kristie Reid, Dean Kroh, David Drainard, Donny Pickens, Greg Socof lofsky, Bob McCormick, Dan Kesey, Larry Edwards. Nor picruredr Eric Lindburg, Dart Crockert, Joy Northon, Tra- cy Lundin, Randy Wilson, Gary Huggind. D. Mr. Decker and students practice together ro reach perfection. NINTH AND TENTH GRADE STAGE BAND 179 ,v if' California: Here they come! They're the best group of I-aids l've ever worl-zed with. lt's been a great year, said Mr. Dave Beclser, director of the Concert Band. Mr. Beclser was assisted by Brian Case, president of the band, and Joan Fowler, vice-president. Glenn Kostur acted as the pep band director, The Concert Band was involved in many activities. They sold mugs and candy. ln November and December the band sold boxes of grapefruit and oranges as well. Besides playing at several South concerts throughout the year, they also marched during half-time at home football games. In March the Concert Band participated in the Shoreline Invitational Band Festival held in Seattle, Washington. They were one of three schools represent- ing Oregon. The band finished in fourth place after competing against seventeen other high schools. The highlight of the year was the Disneyland Tour. In April the band travelled to many parts of Southern California, They returned with a silver medal from this international festival, I ,-I I s an B 180-CONCERT BAND A. Steve Cozart shows off his style. B. FIRST ROW: Andre Hagestedt, Richard Rothweiler, Faith Campbell, Julie Hardin, Sue Powell, Becca Barlow, Tim Swan, and John Ballweber. SECOND ROW: Elizabeth McNally, Jeff Kilday, Stacy Smith, Deb- bie Smith, Annette Glass, Pat Hibbard, and Kari McGee. THIRD ROW: Patricia Juliana, Laura Lambert, Pam Reynolds, Gina Lyons, Cheryl Foster, Craig Bender, Lynette Hamilton, Larry Bernloehr, Pam Whitrecar, Kris Hellman, and Karyn Sullivan, FOURTH ROW: Troy Veteto, Dean Kron, Mike Johnson, Leslie Meirose, Greg Smith, Scott Napper, Patty Spence, Kathy McKin- ley, Milse Buren, Jeff Simmons, Richard Parks, Kristy Reid, and Glenn Kostur. FIFTH ROW: Mike Becker, Ron Boost, Milxe John- ston, Lundy Smith, Mr. Dave Simes Cstudent teacherb, Scott Jacox, Jeff Hochhalter, Lee Ertsgaard, Joe Whittecar, Tracy Lundin, Brian Case, Mike Friday, Greg Cruise, and Leslie An- lseny, SIXTH ROW: George Elsom, Joe Sims, Tami Fritz, Steve Cozart, Mr. Dave Becker. NOT PICTURED: Kristy Arbuclsle, Kim Cantonwine, Larry Edwards, Myriam Baker, Kevin Donaldson, Debbie Carns, Randy Reason, Joe Christensen, Mary Dill, Tom Lake, Brian Riordan, Kermit Schrocls. r I Glenn Kostur was a member of Saxon Band, Concert Band, Jazz Ensemble, Stage Band, and Orchestra. He was a member of the musical pit orchestra, the 1980 AlleState Band, and Salem Junior Symphony. ln addition to the saxo- phone, l worls a little on flute and clari- net. Basically, woodwind instruments are very similar. Glenn attended both the Shoreline Band Festival and the Disneye land Tour. . lt allows both the demonstration of any technical ability you may have in playing an instrument as well as allowing freedom of interpretation and imagina- tion, he responded when asl-:ed why he would recommend that someone join a band. lt's nice to be able to travel with a group which has one common interest. l'lmpressiye describes Jdzz Ensemble Consisrenr high scores were rypicol of Sourh's Jozz Ensemble, direcred by Mr, Becker. This sroge bond consisred of rwenry highly selecr elevenrh ond rwelfrh groders, who obroined rheir member ship rhrough on oudirion, Among rhe owords rhey won were: firsr or rhe Solem lozz Fesriyol, rhird or Clorls College in Voncouver, Woshingron, ond J rhey received rhe highesr scores ond o sronding ovorion from rhe judges or rhe OCE Jozz Fesrivol. lozz Ensemble wos one of rhe rop bonds or rhe Shoreline lnvirorionol Bond Fesriyol in Seorrle. They olso fools o spring rour rhrough Son Erdncisco ond Los Angeles. Performing or school concerrs, during lunch, ond or vorious ploces in Solem, wos common ro rhe group. Srudenrs who re' ceiyed oursronding soloisr oyvords included Glen lsosrur, Croig Bender, ond Deon Cosrronovo. A Ploying leod rrumper in lozz Ensemble vvos o good experience dccording rc Junior Psondy lleoson, This wos lXondy's second yeor of sroge bond ond he conf sidered ir on enjoyoble ocriviry, We worls rogerher ond reolly rry hord. Of course working hord isn'r eyeryrhing. A good direcror is essenriol ro ony fine group, Mr. Declser is on excellenr direcror ond is rhe moin reoson rhor were one of rhe rop bonds in rhe sroref' B D A. The rrombone secrion worlss on rheir new music. D, The Jozz Ensemble: x Srondingg Greg Srolp, Mr. Declser, Porry Spenrz, Lee Errsgoord, Scorr Nope per, Mike Johnsron, Deon Cosrronoyo, Ron Boosr, Scorr Jocox, George Elsom, Piondy Reoson, Koren Sexson, Jeff Hochholrer, Brion Cose Kneeling: Croig Bender, Glen Kosrur, John Dollweber, Andre Hogseredr, Nor Pictured: Krisri Arbuclsle, C. Mr, Decker demonds perfecrion. D, Jozz Ensemble performs. JAZZ ENSEMBLE-181 Orchestra members perform at I concerts, musical, and All-State Under the direction of Mr. Peter FFOJOJO, the Orchestra played at the Fall, Christmas, and Midfwinter concerts. The Sprague Or- chestra occassionally accompanied them. Outstanding members selected to play in the musical, Funny Girl , were Corinne Hambourg, Drian Coons, David Steele, John lvlitton, and Julia Riclsard. All-State Orchestra also included members from South's Orches- tra class. After try-outs, Corinne and Tanya Hambourg found they had both been cho- sen to perform at All-State. Mr. Fraiola also taught Orchestra at Spra- gue High School, Judson Middle School, and Salem Elementary Schools. When aslsed what was unique about Orchestra, he re- plied, lt requires such a long time for stu- dents to become proficient. A string instru- ment is very difficult to become a good player with. A. Mr. Frqola directs the Orchestra. B. FRONT ROW: Jean Poselsany, Brian Coons, Alice Gant, Lori Olson, and Jim Williams. SECOND ROW: Kathy Sullivan, Julia Rickard, Gloria Saucy, Sarah Crow, and Celeste Mot- gan. THIRD ROW: David Hildebrandt, David Steele, Corinne Hambourg, Linda Lacey, John Mitton, and Tim Tegner. NOT PICTURED: Tanya Hambourg. C. David Hildebrandt performs at a concert, 182-ORCHESTRA ,AWK A ...mc Although this ts her first year at South Jean Poselsany has been playing the vto lin for four years She also enloys playing the piano Jean has played with the Orchestra at all the South concerts and one Sprague concert She also went with the Orches tra to perform in Smith Auditorium at Willamette University along with five oth er high schools I ltlse playing the vtoltn with other people You learn how to play in front of people and you are also more aware of what you need to practice Newegg !,,..c,X5. . ,.,.w'b-W X A Moth Club becomes funcrionol The Morh Club was reocrivored in Jonuory, offer o yeor of inociivi ry. Ar rheir firsr meering, o consrlrurlon wos opproved which required rhor members hod ro be enrolled in o morh closs ond rhor rhey hod ro hove rolsen or leosr one AT-PAC Tesr. The srored purpose of rhe Morh Club wos io encouroge porricipoiion in boih rhe AT-PAC ond Norionol Moih resrs. Noon progroms were held ro discuss problems on rhe resrs ond procrice sessions were held for rhe Norionol Morh Tesr. Orher club ocrlviries included o rrip ro ihe OSU Compurer Science Cenier ond o Morh Avvoreness Week . During rhe week vorious fun ociiviries were scheduled ro show supporr for rhe Moihleric Deporrmenr Club officers were: John Reuling, Presidenr, Rod Noreboom, Vice- Presidenr, Mori Knox Secrerory-Treosurer, ond Tolli Osborn, Sergeonr-ore Arms. A. Denise Word ond Donno Kreirzberg shooi for sixes. D. Club members Don Ouoldboch, Dovid Slomo, Don Cohen, Sue McDonold, Doug Miles, Solll Morison, Janice Boorwrighi, Dovid Coronel, Mori lsom, Sondro Miller, Rob Hyorr, Chris Shir row, Frirz Poulus, Milse Smith, Vic Lipperr, Com Dylse, Toni Kromer, Jeonne Tsoi, Tolli Osborn, Dione Vo- loch, Don Frieen, Scori Ei' mlsron, Mr Bruce Apple gore Codvisorb, Rob Noref boom, John Reullng, ond Mori Knox C. Secreioryf Treosurer, Mori Knox col- lecrs the nickel dues. D, 9 ,J Who doesn'r need help in ' , f TH morh? b el , eff'-, B rf' sliigjyfiil ri MATH CLUB-183 Clypian sfaff worlss hard fo meer deadlines Meefing deadlines was a major challenge for members of rhe Clypian sraff. Every rhree weelss a new issue of Soufh's srudenr newspaper was published and disrribured ro rhe srudenr body and faculry. This could nor have hap- pened if if weren'r for eighreen dedicafed srudenrs who wrore srories, designed page layours and sold adverrising ro local businessmen, Arficles ranged from gossip columns and record reviews FO rhe more serious governmenr issues and common reen- age problems, Each issue also confained various carfoons drawn by sl4illed srudenrs. Junior Carrie McMillan found being on rhe sraff a grear experience. I learned a lor abouf worlsing wirh orher people and worlsing under pressure. There were a lor of inreresring people on rhe sraff and I was glad ro be a parr of ir. B C 184-CLYPIAN STAFF A, Bgrbora Callahan persuodes a local businessman ro adver- rise wirh rhe Clypian. B. Curr Arrhur concenrrares on wriring his arricle. C. Susan Wechrer discusses a page layour wirh Mr. Esson, D, Carrie McMillan, Kevan Enrighr, Korhy Osborn and Carolyn Cox discuss srory assignmenrs. lb, K? K - 5 ee 0 1 A D xl As Edlrar af rhe Clypuan Susan Wechrer had rnany respansrarlurles She arganrzed each Issue and made sure all rhe deadlrnes were mer lr s a lar of worls and of course rhere rs pressure our If you wanr rhe responslorllry of edu rar yau have ra pur up wlrh eyeryrhlng experrernce and Il gave me more of an ldea of whar I plan ra major In journal :sm l rhaughr our sraff had a lar of aual :ry We had a graup af hard warlslng and wlllrng srudenrs wha all rools parr lO rhe paper gaad ar bad. lr was a grear learnlng A. Sue Owen warlss hard ra meer a deadllne. D. Carolyn Cox ond Denny Climaldi warls an rhelr srarles ragerher, C Lrsa Meyer and Carhy Leraurneau revlew a new Issue af The Clypian. D. The Clypian Sraffr Franr l1awfDavrd House, Carolyn Cox, Carhy Lerourneau, Susan Wechrer, Sue Curay, Sue Owen Second Raw-Kevan Enrighr, Karhy Osborn, Carrie McMillan, Doug Thompson, Denny Climaldi Back llowfllarbara Callahan, Mr. Rlcls Essan, Curr Arrhur. Nor Prcruredr Lannle Krnser, Lisa Meyer and Sherri Warson. CLYPIAN STAFF 185 186 SWORD 6 SHIELD Mr. Deon Dorr ond Mr. John Crisolli were the odvisors of the 1980 Sword G Shield Stott. The stoff wos split into four rnoin ports, still they worl-zed well together. There wos the sports stoff with Liso Wipf os editorg the octivities stoff with Toni Kromer os editorg the photogrophy stoff with Tino Ordinez os heod photogropher, ond John l-loney wos editor of the business stoff. Colleen Benson wos the Editor-in'Chief with Jessico Strodt- VTWOOO CIS FTGV OSSJSTOICWT. Cvetting pictures tolsen, writing copy, ond loying out poges remoined the job of the stoff. The moin chonge wos the oddition of interviews. Edltor Colleen Benson sold, I wonted the ooole to he more personolized ond to get different points of view from rnony students ond teochersf' Agreeing with the ideo, Mr, Borr sold, The interviews ore o reolly greot ideo. Colleen deserves o lot of credit. A Wyott loolss over his pictures for his loyour. D Our Editor C. First row: Mr. Dorr, Toni lsrorner, Joonne Dornes iPhoto Editorb, Wyott lsoro, Editor Colleen Benson, Down Demers CArt Editorb, ond Mr Crisolli. Second row: Koren Newell ond Tino Ordinez Third row: Bruce Finneron, Jessico Strodtrrtonn, Liso Wipf, Judy Wonels, Mortine Cooper 4Assist Photo Editorb, bee, ond Alsio Huntley Fifth row: Robert Corey ond John Honey. Sword G Shield Sports Editor wos Junior Liso Wipf. One of the reosons Liso wos chosen for her position wos oecouse she wos involved in sports herself. She wos on the vorsities of both ooslsetholl ond softooll, ond on JV. volleyholl. This wos Liso's third yeor on yeorhools stoffsr two ot South High ond one ot Porrish Junior I-ligh Cos Editorb. She he corne o rnenwoer of Quill G Scroll, yet hod no reol plons for ony type ofiournol- istic osperotions. I joined the stoff oe' couse it wos o port of the school octivity, putting the history of the school together in pools form. Yeorhools Stott Coptures new A Joyce Niedner Dione Hunsolxer, ond Liso Ercolini Fourth row: Rod Jontzen, Jon Wether- M Q NNN A Morrine ond Colleen snr an cenrer ho!! ond cross off nomes on me senior hsr D Bruce looks over ine msn orders rhor need ro be pnnred up C. Ton: folks ro ner sroff obour deodlxnes D Aliso reH5 Tino one of ner jokes or me Sroff Plzzo Pony ff N if D SWORD AND SHIELD-187 Phorogrophers' 188-STAFF PHOTOGRAPHERS' FAVORITES A fovorire picture roken by BRUCE FINNERAN. COITWGI' ee Here resrs in honored glory o comrode in orms known but ro God. Phoro by JOHN CRISALLI SUE MCGREER fools rhis excellenr shor. con you soy?! TINA ORDINEZ likes rhe onimols foo. STAFF PHOTOGRAPHERS' FAVORITES-189 A new club eruprs from rhe Science Deporrmenr Beginning irs firsr yeor or Sourh, rhe Sourh Solem Science Sociery orrrocred mony members. This group wos orgonized ro provide ocriyiries ond informorion ro srudenrs inreresred in rhe sciences. ln moinroining the sociery, Mr. Bob Tinnell, club odvisor, wos ossisred by the club officers. Elecred club officers were: Don Ouoidboch, Presidenr, John Pieuling, Vice- Presidenr, Brerr Hunsolser, Secrerory, Bod Noreboom, Treosurer, ond Don Cohen, Sergeonr or-Arms. Ar meerings members lisrened ro guesr speolsers Con code 27'blue doysi, worlsed on o proieci, or discussed eyenrs relored ro science. To help poy for use of lobororory eguipmenr or orher needs, dollor dues were collecred from eoch member. One speolser, Dr. Guy Boorh, from rhe Oregon College of Educorior spolse obour rhe ocriviry of Mr. Sr. Helens. Professor Boorh eloborored on rhe probobiliry of eruprion, mud flows, ond possible problems rhor moy hove been coused by on eruprion in rhe Coscodes, For on individuol projecr, srudenrs were oble ro exomine microefossils. The Sociery olso fools o rrip ro rhe Oregon Museum of Science ond lndusiry in Porrlond. Don Ouoidboch srored rhor rhe long rerm gool of rhe club wos ro encouroge ond help srudenrs enrer science proiecrs in srore ond possibly norionol comperif lions. x.w 7 s,, .Q ry., iw! A-dv , l Zi, 31 B C A Don Ouoidboch ond Brerr Hunsolser exomine micro fossils, B, Chiclsen em- bryo exhibir or OM Sl C Science Socif ery: Mr Bob Tinnell, odyisor, Eric Simpf son, Bob Noreboom, Bren Hunsolaer, John Reuling, Tony Byers, Bob Hyorr, Don Ouoidboch, Don Cohen, Morr lsom, Porle Shoffer, Morr Knox, Don Frief son, Dione l-lunsolser, Toni lsromer, ond Fronls Zoyolo. D Mori lsom, olong wirh orher club members, eors lunch during o meering D I ,.,, 190 sciENcE socisrv DECA opens opporruniries for morlsering srudenrs 1-Lx re-A Y D A FRONT ROW Lindo Freirog, Shirley Willioms, Shovvn Timmons, Roy Solinos, Judi Klievver, Lyn' nerie I-lomilron SECOND ROW: CeCe Peorsons, Lyndo Sorozuo, Dono Morrison, Rondo Forron, Ron Smiih THIRD ROW: Dovid Coronel, Jeff Compbell, Jim Cundiff, Don Uselmon, Eric Byers D. Mr. Homilf ron helps ihe srudenrs in rhe school siore. Disrribufive Educorion Clubs of Americo, DECA, vvos o 'lclub Qeored oround srudenrs ihof hove on inferesr in morlsering, merchondis ing, ond monogemenrf' sold DECA odvisor Mr. Dennis Homilron. In order ro join DECA, o sfu denr hod ro be enrolled in o morlsering closs, The presidenr of DECA vvos Mike Duchord, vvifh Dovid Coronel os vice-presidenr, ond Lori Finn os freosurer, DECA members were involved in severol ocriviries. They operored rhe school srore, The Munch-Inn, which sold cold drinlss, condy, ond school supplies. In November, severol DECA members rroveled ro Soir Lolse Ciry, Uroh ro offend o Wesrern Psegionol Leodership Confer ence. Af rhe conference, fhey vvorlsed on Ieodership slsills. A Srore Leodership Conference vvos held during Morch in Porrlond. Sourh sru denfs compered for rrophies in morlsei relored oreos. Srudenrs vvere encouroged ro compere in fhe srore compefifion in order ro frovel ro rhe Norionol Leodership Conference which vvos held in Miomi, Florido. A 'N-. kj' DECA is so much fun ond ir opens so mony opporruniiies for your life sold Lori Finn vvho hos been in DECA for rvvo yeors She feels rhor she vvill definirely go refoil business When oslsed vvhor she hos goined by being in DECA she responded I ve leorned hovv io conducr myself berrer vvirh people ond Ive leorned o lor obouf morlseiing I ve enioyecl rhe com pefirions ond meering people from oll over rhe vvesfern srores Ill olvvoys re member fhe fun I hod especiolly or ihe srore compefifions ond rhe orher rrips we vvenf on 'N , info o morlsering profession, possibly rhe DECA-191 AFS is vvollsing rogeiher, rallsing rogerher as one vvorld. Raising money in order ro have a foreign srudenr ar Sourh and finding families vvho would be willing ro false in ihe srudenr were rhe rvvo major goals of the American Field Service lnrernarional Club. The rvvo srudenis from Sourh who hoped ro rravel rhrough AFS were Marshal Mclkeal .and Debbie Pavelels, Debbie applied for rhe Sourhern Hemisphere while Marshal chose rhe Norrhern Hemisphere. Alrhough rhere was no AFS foreign srudenr ar Sourh, rhe club was busy vvirh other foreign srudenrs from Ausrria, Taiwan, rhe Philippines, Brazil, Viernam, Laos, and orher counrries. Mrs. Judy Marrin, ihe cIub's faculiy advisor, stared, We have provided friendship and orienrarion for our foreign srudenrs, gerring io Isnow each oiher or casual meerings in homes, going ro movies, slsaring, erc. During Hollovveen we had a dress up parry and vvenf rricls-or-rrearing. Sourh's foreign srudenrs learned hovv ro bob for apples and how ro carve o pumpkin. During AFS vveels in March, Souih srudenrs hosred many foreign exchange srudenis sraying vvirh hosr families in rhe Salem viciniry. The srudenrs arrended classes and many acriviries, such as an ice-cream parry vvirh rheir hosis. As rhe AFS mario says, AFS is rallsing rogerher, walking rogerher as one world. A. Wes Ballard rallss wirh a visiring AFS srudenr during lunch. D, AFS Club members include: Fronr row: Kim Dalslsen, Toby Kersh, Sue Mc- Donald, Laura Stoner, Mary Ann Feria. Back rows Wes Ballard, Sally Morrison, Marshal Mcl'leaI, Jeff Sruhr, Debbie Povelels. in 192 AFS CLUB ,.... :A-A The AFS International Club had a spe- cial meaning for Mary Ann Feria, Mary Ann was an exchange student from the Philippines, who traveled through the Rotary Exchange Program. Although she was not an AFS sponsored exchange student, she was invited to join the AFS Club. Foreign students don't lsnow many people when they first come, so they need somebody to help them adjust, stated Mary Ann. The AFS Club consisted of only six members in the beginning, and these people helped Mary Ann meer other students and become in' volved in South. Mary Ann enjoyed talsing part in the activities planned by the AFS Club, such as the AFS Desserr and attending the twice monthly meetings. She stated I enjoyed talking at the meetings and be- ing a member of a small group. 2 I1 k O 1 . v vm? C D I 44 55 13339 ww A. Kelly Psiordan, a sophomore, plans to travel to Denmark during her junior year through the Rotary Exchange Program. D. The AFS students visiting South include, First row, Roman Sanchez, France, Dorti Gottlieb, Austria, Cecilia Villacis, Ecuador, Teresita Ignacio, Mexico, Astrid Laven, Germany. Second row: Jose Tatis, Panama, Chris Rush, Massachusetts, Franco Cavaleri, Italy, Roger Jaquet, Belgium, C. E: D. Debbie Pavelels and Marshal Mclleal are the two AFS hopefuls from South. I3 AFS CLUB-193 Thesplons shovv rhe vvorld is o sroge All rhe world is sold ro be o sroge, ond rhe Norlonol Thesoion Sociery honored high school srudenrs who ocred under rhe lighrsr Sourh's choprer of rhe Thesplon Sof clery consisred of rvvenry-five ro rhlrry srudenrs. These were rhe srudenrs vvho were highly dedlcored ro rhe dromo deporfmenr, To become o Thespion, eoch srudenr must hove eorned ren poinrs. Eoch poinr srood for vvorls in dromo oroducrion Ccosr or crevvb. Thespion officers vvereg Presidenr Porry Iieone, Vice-Presidenr Wes Dole lord, Secrerory Kelly Timm, Costume Choirmon Llzo Toylor, Acriviries Choir- mon l4oren Sexson, Treosurer Jerry Jones, ond Poinrs Cholrmon Morsholl Mclleol. Thesplon Vlce Presldenr Wesley Dol lord feels rhor dromo IS on excellenr woy ro leorn vvhor lrfe IS oll ooour Wes SOIU ond I0 llfe Wes hos been Involved I0 dromo since rhe slxrh grode ond vvlshed he hod srorred sooner Ar flrsr If wos jusr o closs project rhen lr rurned lnro more or less of on oosesslon Wes IS nor sure of has coreer olons our he sold whorever nr vvos IO one woy or onorher lr vvlll prob ooly be relored ro dromo 'lkesponsioiliry is o lsey focror in dromo 194 THESPIANS C A. Thespion Advisor Mrs. Quonbecls. D. Morsholl McReoI, Jerry Jones, Koren Sexson, Lizo Toylor, Kelly Timm, Wes Dollord, Porry Keone. C. Cheryl Fosrer ond Fred Doolun on sroge during God's Favorite. D Parry Keene shows off her rolenrs in ploying on lnsrrumenr. One didn't hove to be o greot virtuoso to be in the ort club, bur it helped to be involved. Mrs, Poole, the ort club odvisor soid, lt vvos o good yeor. We reolly did o lot. One of the highlights of the busy yeor vvos South Solem High's First Annuol Art Show ond Conrest. First Ploce ovvords were given for the tvvo ond three deminionol cotogories, olong with rhe Best of Show ovvord ond mony honoroble mentions. Art Club members were involved in mony octivities ond closses during the yeor. They were involved in Fine Arts Week molsing oir-brushed teefshirts ond originol buttons. Especiolly exciting were the speciol closses offered by tvvo orrists in residence, Cloir Borr, ond Michelle Toylor, Cloir Borr demonstrot- ed the techniques used to molae her humorous cloy sculptures, ond Michelle Toylor toughr vvoter color ond print molsing, Art Club members get involved 'sn A X' I ve olvvoys been interested in ort sold Art Club President lsoren Johnson lsoren vvos moinly inreresred in vveoving printing ond mocrome She sold mony of her mocrome worlss or the Bush Arr Four gift shops ond other shops oround Oregon lsoren sold the more ort in her furure the berter She plonned to go to Oregon College of Educotion ond motor in ort Koren olso hopes to sell o greot deol more of her orrvvorls to vorious Oregon entrepreneurs - n ss ui . . if i i , . i 1 A Stipple drowlng of the rocls group, Queen, entered by Cindy Thorp in The first Annuol Art Contesr ond Show D, Artist in Residence, Cloir Dorr molsing port of o soft sculpture C First Row: Officers, Dorb Melrose, Jeonelle Hupy, President Koren Johnson, ond Cindy Thorp. Second Row. Mrs. Lindo Poole, Jennifer Snools, Noreen Struder, Peggy King, Jonice Doolin, ond Jennifer Srrouss. Third Row: Kelly McGhehey, Dole Murroy, Down Demers, ond Gino Godfrey. Fourth Row. Louro Dovidson, Mrs. Korin Hughes, Bob Finicle, Eric Finif cle, Dill Lorson, ond Mr. Ken Jocobson. ART CLUB-195 Freshman-Sophomore Concert Choir new to South As a result of the addition of freshmen to South, the music department expanded and created several new classes designed to tit the needs of ninth as well as tenth graders. The Freshman- Sophomore Concert Choir, which consisted of eighty-five members, was one of these classes. Each prospective member was required to talse port in an audition that involved a note and rhythm test, sight reading, and range testing of the voice. The choir performed at all the major concerts during the school year, including the Christmas performance at the Capitol Rotunda. When Mrs. Bronstetter, the chorol director, was aslsed what set this group apart from groups in the past, she stated Most high schools in Oregon don't have two concert choirs in the curriculum. The Ninth- Tenth Concert Choir is a fine performing organization with a reper- toire that includes all styles and periods of music. Lisa Barber a tenth grade member of the Freshman Sophomore Concert Choir had nothing but praise for South s music department She has been singing since really enjoy it and its fun When aslsed how she lilsed the music program Lisa replied I thinls the pro gram is very good and the teachers are excellent According to Lisa in a choir you learn to get along with other students She also added It s fun singing with peo ple your own age -i X grade school and said, I sing because I A Q? MNH! QI B A. Mrs, Branstetter directs the chair at the Winter Choral Concert. FIRST ROW: Cindy VanDomelen, Denise Mosgrove, Gina Glazener, Janice Brand, Paul Brand, Charlie Long, Karl Jacobsen, Joni Dougherty, Susan Hyde, Tina Kara, Jeannie Berger, Christy Wilson, Karen Bumanlag, Sarah Holme. SECOND ROW: Erin Frame, Jenny Snyder, Jane Bonnem, Denise Shirley, Josie Langendoerfer, Jean Poselxany, Mike Boeder, Greg Eyerly, Mllse McDonald, Bob Loftis, Gary Wonez, Craig Messmer, Amy Gertenrlch, Tricia Lee, Kim Garcia, Tracie Johnson, Tori Walton, Dina Bishopricls, Tammy Snyder, Sharon McNeil. THIRD ROW: Diane Seare, Lisa Harris, Sonya Petersen, Lisa Blair, Suzanne Lundy, Evelyn Snowden, Renate Nevendorf, Kraig Kerr, Jim Laughlin, Todd 196 FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE CONCERT CHOIR Mitchell, Ray Waite, Ed Lebold, Mart Hempeck, Chris Nevendorf, Julie Bouchard, Jennifer Juran, Jane Coleman, Shannon Reilly, Tami Hyatt, Lisa Mason, Michell Simmons, Rita Litchfield, Drea Douglas. TOP ROW: Suzan Dereli, Debbie Mattson, Lis Barber, Sue-Del McCullough, John Morgan, Steve Mattson, Michael Mohney, Ale McTaggart, Dave Johnson, Lance Beary, Dave Theodorson, Darrel Hoerauf, Eric Marley, Tom lsom, Nelson DeSilva, Gary Brown, Jeff Campbell, Aubyn Southwell Janelle Peter, Linda Bruton, Teri Tourville, Heidi Person, Sharon Webster, Alice Storme Karla Bosch. Not pictured Dick Schulte, Cathy Mace. Jozz Erc, o new musicol group, feorured rhe voices of freshmen ond sophomores. One of rhe moin reosons for srudenrs ro rolse Jozz Erc., soid Mrs. Bronsrerrer, rhe direcror of rhe group, wos rhor ir provided experience necessory ro become o member of o more odvonced performing group here or Sourhf' The srudenrs in rhe group olso felr ir roughr rhem how ro relore ro orhers, Some of rhe moin gools of rhis new group were ro develop musicol slsills wirhin rhejozz idiom, ro esroblish o repurorion Cos rhey o new groupb, ond ro esroblish personol relorionships wirhin rhe Esroblishing rhese gools wos meonr ro help rhe members of group sing rogerher in rheir following high school yeors, All rhof iozz . When oslsed how she felr rhe group hod done os o whole, Mrs, Debro Bronsrerrer soid, 'lJozz Erc. wos o vioble performing orgonizo- rion on ir's own, The group performed o voriery of sryles of music wirh emphosis on rhe Blues, Renoissonce, Gospel Psocls, ond, of course, Jozz, In comperirion, Jozz Erc. ploced fifrh our of sixreen rriple A high schools or rhe Oprimisr Fesrivol. The group wos rhe only group ro compere wirh only Freshmen ond Sophomores. Members of rhe group felr rhor being in Jozz Erc. helped bridge rhe gop from o voriery ofjunior high school experiences info one posiriye high school experience, A FIRST ROW Milse Kyle Jonice Drond Gino Glozener Soroh Clif ford, Tori Wolron, Eric Prirchorcl. SECOND ROW: Tom Dolly, Erin Frome, Lindo Schroder, Jone Don' lG9snwau...y..,, nem, Trisho Lee, Solly Lirchfield, Mon MocCoIlin, THIRD ROWV Bob Aldrich, Gory Wolnez, Jeni Drown, Liso Dloir, Cheryl Kolibolx, Noncy Johnson, Croig Messmer. FOURTH ROW: Dob Lofris, Dicls Schulre, Jim Loughlin, Lonce Deorry, Mike Moh- ney, Don Silvo, Morc Websrer. D, Noncy Johnson sings o solo. C Mrs Dronsrerrer direcrs rhe group during procrice. ,.. .ui if U -. '.r'.XQ.. 7' l JAZZ ETC 197 Girls' Choir worlss hard and has 'superior attitude' This group has had a superior attitude and has consistently worked hard to improve themselves, both individually and as a group. These were the words Mr. Crawford used to dee scribe the Girls' Choir. It was essential for each of the sixty members to enjoy singing and have a sincere desire to worls together as a group to produce a quality choral presentation. There were not any competitions open ta the choir and because af budget limitations they were unable to travel. They did, however, talse part in the Fall, Christmas, Winter, and I sing because its what Im pretty good at and it makes me feel good I can also learn to be better because I m open to criticism commented Teri White Teri who has been singing for as long as she can remember was a mem ber of Girls Choir. When aslsed how she felt about the music program here Teri stated South has a fantastic program because no one chair is neglected and everybody can be a part of it. Teri felt that girls choirs always sound sort of innocent and sweet without bari- tone voices but being in a girls choir is special because it s easier to understand what the other sections go through in practice, If I wasnt a part of a choir then Id be out of place. Most of my abilities and knowledge of music have come from choir teachers who really care. South is really luclsy to have a director Iilse Mr. Crawford, Spring Concerts, 198 GIRLS' CHOIR A B ,,. , A. The Girls' Choir performs at the Winter Choral Concert, B. FIRST ROW: Patty Saxton, Carol Walley, Shirley Willions, Annette Falsetto, Charise Dow, Cherah Parker, Connie Gesner, Holly Robb, Danna Broalfs. SECOND ROW: Jeanne Tsai, Kippa Williams, Teri White, Martha Ross, Monica Gum, Colleen Ehli, Wendy Nelson, Tammy Radasch, Julie Sabin, Karen Doty, Tracie Vanhees, Cindy Hoffman. THIRD ROW: Margarethe Cowles, Lisa Falleur, Terry Schuessler, Tammy Wilson, Tanya Hambourg, Erika Quinn, Linda Russell, Wendy Weaver, Angela Nelson, Elizabeth Richardson, Laura Loynes, Rhonda Peterson, TOP ROW: Carol Garcia, Gretchen Hyatt, Hilary Jacobsen, Jo Bright, Susan Huiras, Denise Quinn, Danette Byers, Bonnie Brandt, Brenda Bevens, Lori Lindley, Geanna Shattric, Debbie Bean, Rozanne Vanzandt. --.law k : 3 A . Sourhmen provides o unique experience B Sourhmen, rhe oll mole vocol group or Sourh, offered o unique opporrunify for mosr members. According ro Mr. Nlilse Crowford, direcror, rhe choir wos mode speciol by rhe focr rhor very few oll mole chorol groups exisred or rhe high school level in Oregon. Mosr of rhe members in rhe group were younger srudenrs. Sourh- men wos felr ro be o closs in which ro goin experience. Thor wos very beneficiol for srudenrs plonning ro conrinue in musicol endeo' vours. The Sourhmen performed rheir foureporr hormony or rhe four moin school concerrsf Foll,' Chrisrmos, Winrer, ond Spring. A. Procrice molses perfecr. B. Sourhf men: Wes Bollord, Tod Rodosh, Scorr Losley, Don Srreerer, Tom Lolse, Eric Byers, Porls Shoffer, Dove Hildobrondr, Alon Beoron, Bill Sex' ron, Bob Free, Chris Eichinger, Ron' dy Sloper, Phil Burger, Dorrel Monls, Milron Grimes, Por Schiro, Jeff Hon' son, Sreve Moore, Milse Less, ond Sreve Corson C Anorher rolicking seofchonfing song. B In his losr yeor of high school Eric since lsindergorren Along wifh dolly Willomerre he wos olso rhe occomponisr for rhe Sourhmen Eric hoped ro conrinue in music eirher performing or reoching To help finonce his educorron he won o scholorship ro Rick s College in ldoho ond wos in rhe srore finols frying for rhe Brown Scholor s i When oslsed which rype of music he preferred ro ploy Eric simply sold Chol le gingl I J Byers hod been rolsing plono lessons .Y procfice ond lessons from Dr. Cools or is ' I I , . ' np. n . ,, C SOUTHMEN 199 Concert Choir sings successfully Concert choir had a busy year. They performed at several school concerts for the student body to enjoy. The public also enjoyed their music at various public performances, such as the Salem All City Festival and The Rotary International seventyefifth anniversary ceremony. Concert choir was the most select mixed vocal ensemble in the music department. Mr. Crawford, director, explained why, These students were experienced in the rehearsal and performance of difficult, four part music. High standards were required in the selection of music as well as in the performance of the students. Tim Clark, a junior in concert choir commented, The work was hard, but the rewards from an excellent performance surpassed the work by far. T A. Kristen Peterson sings a solo at Winter Concert, B. Concert Choir sings with enthusiasm at the Winter Concert. C. FRONT ROW: Joanne Lee, Renee Conners, Susan Jenks, Karen Nicolaysen, Beth Aebischer, Kristen Otto, David Barber, Brain McClain, Dan Settlemeier, Steve Morin, Randy Kciutz, Steve Moore, Lisa Brey, Pam Mosgrave, Merlin Wilmer, Lynne Schriver, Laura Stoner, SECOND ROW. Kathy Hanzel, Anita Marshall, Liza Taylor, Mellisa Bledsoe, Lynne Beaton, Peter Gillis, Mark Gogle, Scott McKeller, Jerry Jones, Randy Slopper, Dan Kerr, Cam Dyck, John Mitten, Dave Blank, Marcy Cline, Renee Conners, Gail Lasley, Diana Swearingin, Faith Campbell. THIRD ROW: Kristen Peterson, Cecelia Pearson, Lori Shaw, Mike Smith, Dave Hinkle, Marshall McReol, David Hinkel, Jaime Garza, Rob Hyatt, Jim Smithye, Gary Zander, Paul Fry, Desi Kribs, Crisi Berling, Sue Jans, Nancy Rankin, Angela Elden, Dianna Pickens. FOURTH ROW: Judy Summers, Robin Randell, Marcy Kein, Megan Mahoney, John Herber, Todd Hunt, John Herbert, Curt Arthur, Scott Mattson, Eric Buyers, Ryan McAc, Tim Clark, Lee Ertsgaard, Tami Fritz, Meg McCauley, Suzanne Paluska, Julie Gertenrich, Julie VanRuden, Patty Keane, Karen Sexton, C I wanted to try singing in a choir. After l did l liked it a lot, commented Mike Smith, o senior in concert choir. Mike started his interest for choir back in his junior high years at Walker. He had been a member of various choirs for six years, including three years in South's concert choir. When asked his view of concert choir Mike replied, 'll think it's fantastic and one of the best classes the school has to offer. Sourhernaires go on rhe road 'lEach individual made a commirmenr for excellence and was willing ro spend rhe many hours needed ro achieve rhis goal, said Mr. Milse Crawford, music direcror, when aslsed whar he felr was unique abour Sourhernaires. Besides rhe rime spenr singing in school, rhe Sourhernaires pere formed or many concerrs and fesrivals. They placed second ar rhe Oprimisr Fesrival held ar Willamerre Universiry in November. Karen Sexson, who sang many solos ihroughouf fhe year, received fhe honor of Oursranding Soloisr ar the fesrival. Also in November, Curr Arrhur, Jerry Jones, Lee Errsgaard, Cam Dycls, Rob Hyarf, Lisa Taylor, member of rhe Lesliearies rarher rhan my vocafion rour really broughr us rogefher. I ve had rhe chance ro be in All Srare Choir and sing ar the stare solo conresr runiries he had had because of Sourher naires Alrhough rhis was his firsr year in Sourhernaires Cam was in rhe Concerr Chair for rwo years He was also in rhe Leslie Jr High Concerr Choir for rwo years and in ninrh grade he was a When aslsed if he planned ro conrinue wirh music he replied l ve been rhinls ing abouf minoring in music ar college bur music will probably be my avocarion Ill always remember rhe jazz fesri vols and fhe unify of rhe group we had from fhe hard worls The Sourhernaire and lsaren Sexson were chosen ro sing in rhe AllSrare Choir held in Porrland in spring. ln February, rhe Sourhernaires rraveled ro rhe Oregon Music Edu carors Associarion Stare Convenrion Jazz Nighr. This was held ar Mi. Hood Communiry College, The highlighr of rhe year was their frip ro Searile and Vancouver, Brirish Columbia in April. They performed six rimes rhroughour rhe rrip. Besides performing ar many comperirions and fesrivals, rhey also sang ar several school concerfs and or many local locarions such as Nordsrroms Mall. l B A. Craig Bender accompanies rhe Sourhernaires B lsrisry Burling and Laura Sroner sing SrelIa . C FIRST ROW: Lisa Taylor, lsirsren Pererson, Melissa Bledsoe, Lynn Bearon, and Gail Lasley SECOND ROW David Blanls, Meghan Mahoney, Parry Kool, Diana Piclsens, lsrisry Burling, and Marshal McCreal THIRD ROW Craig Bender, Cam Dycls, Judy Sommer, Parry Keane, Karen Sexson, Scarf Mclsellar, and Jerry Jones. FOURTH ROW, Rob Hyarr, .lim Smirhey, Lee Errsgaard, Curr Arrhur, Jeff Herber, .laime Garza, Blair Boens, and Mr. Milse Crawford NOT PICTURED- John Mirron and Laura Sroner said Cam Dycls when aslsed whar oppor- A L ln ... C SOUTHERNAIRES 201 Rah-Rah-Rah . The Varsity Rally had many responsibilities along with the responsibilities of home and school, The rally played several roles for the school. They were Suzy Homemalsers for athletic teams. They balsed cookies and calses and all sorts of goodies for participants. They were in charge of crowd control at the games. The rally were artists, getting practice by painting the many loclser signs they made throughout the year. Being on rally was a difficult job, The girls had to represent the school in the most positive way. Many people got their first impression of the school by the rally, therefore, they had to be presentable at all times. Cathy Baker commented on the position of a rally girl, She said, Rally malees me realize how much wotls is involved with getting along with others, getting a lot closer with other people on rally. We learned a lot from each other and a lot about ourselves. To be on Rally you need to be able to cooperate with each other. There cannot be all chiefs and no indians, there needs to be one chief and the rest indians. You need time and dedication. If rally does not have dedication, there is no way it can succeed. I thinls, also, that it's a different type of rally than South's been used to. A. Patti flashes a great big smile. B. Cathy Balser is embarrassed when the whole stue dent body sings happy birthday to het. C. FIRST ROW: Corin Caingerich, Patti Schmitz, Sandy Haunshell, Janelle Wetder, Cathy Dalser, Barbara Callahan. SECOND ROW: Kim Dorn, Cathy Quisenberry, Lori Finn, Melissa Mahoney, 3 f Q .Q 5132- 31 . SX., ., fe! 1 llfl-Tl .xx '-1 B 202-VARSITY RALLY l sq, S lil Sk 6 .4 ., I' cs, ss .Q fm f W Sis boom-ooh! 7 D X A. The rolly is sirring down on rhejob B o f The rolly show rheir roller sl-:oring pe r os rhey disco onro the floor. C V ry olohg wirh J.V. Tlolly, perform rheir Sr r XB QXZLL W i fD Jflgqn ' ing Lineup. C VARSITY RALLY-203 spirired yeor Your gools con never be roo high, sold J.V.Rolly member Be-Clqy Dowling. Becky fried our for rolly be- couse she felr rhor ir wos o good woy ro show spirir ond ger involved. l gor ro lsnow so mony people, which wos o lor of fun. Beclsy sold thot she wos involved wirh mony ocriviries, including fund roisings, during her busy yeor. She olso commented rhor rolly involved o lor of hord worls ond dedicorion, ond rhor she gor ro lanow rhe orher girls very well. We reolly gor ro Isnow eoch orher well. lr wos lllse we were sisrersf' JV. Psolly hos fun-filled A. From rhe rop of rhe bell, clocls- wise, Terii Word, Sreffonie Meiers, Korhy Osborn, Coproin Suson Mc- Donold, Becky Dowling, Srocey Eberheorr, Kevin Enrighr, ond Julie Drown. B. Sue McDonold ond Sro- cey Eberheorr procrice before Q home gome. B. Terii Word worch- es porienrly or o Pep Assembly. 204-J.V. RALLY Junior Vorsiry Rolly mode o big chonge from o squod of five ro o squod of eighr. The squod wos olso splir inro rwo reoms, rhe red reom ond the blue reom. J.V. Rolly nor only performed or JV. gomes, bur or some Vorsiry gomes roo. They held cor woshes ond bolse soles ond sold jewelry ond gome riclsers ro rolse money. The girls nor only showed rheir spirir or rhe gomes bur olso by poinring signs ond performing or Pep ossemblies. l rhinls rhe yeor wenr very well, sold coproin Sue McDonold. The JV. reoms did very well rhemselves, ond ir is olwoys fun cheering for rhe reoms. l rhinls eoch ond everyone of us is sorry ro see rhe yeor end, bur we con olwoys lools bocls on ir os one of the mosr fun ond exciring experiences we've hod. A Are you ready for rhe freshmen rally? New ro rhe cheerleading squads rhis year was rhe fresh' man rally. Wirh rhe addirion of freshmen arhleric reams, ir was necessary ro add rhis six member group. While cheering mosrly for rhe freshman reams, rhey also spenr some of rheir rime ar sophomore games. Leading yells was nor rhe only acriviry rhe girls parricipor' ed in. They also made loclser signs, helped wirh wresrling, pep assemblies, and conrribured ro rhe general promorion of spirir rhroughour rhe srudenr body. , 7, W i i i l I C A- The freshman rally. Anne Calderazo, Laura McGregor, Josie Langendoerfer, Denise Shirley, Karhy Kuhnlein, Collerre Henderson, D. The ral' ly cheers or a baslserball game. C. Karhy Kuhn' lein combs her hair berween quarrers. D. The girls demonsrrare their spirir in fronr of a crowd. HD FRESHMAN RALLY-205 B A. Leslie Schriver shows off eorly morning procrice foshions. D. Julie Horden becomes o singular sensorion, C. Firsr Row: Cheryl Shivley, Helen Beers, Korhy Lomberr, Kory Long, Tomi Neiger. Second Row: Cherie Henderson, Cori Goverre, Sue Poreere, Jo- ner Miicls, Leslie Schriver. Third Plow: Korhy Bochmonn, Jill Koneshige, Julie Hordin, Koryn Sullivon, Ann Thimm. Fourrh Row: Anne Drips, Corolyn Cox, Lourie Smirh, Deb- bie Smirh, Cherly Berrelson. D. Soxonerrs molse o Chorus Line of their own, 206 SAXONETTS Soxonerrs molse chonges Chonges were in order for rhe 1980 Soxonerrs. The most imporronr chonge wos o chonge of odvisors. Mrs. Kim Cross fools over wirhour rhe oid of o choreogropher. Chonges were olso mode in rhe oppeor- once of rhe group. The sryle of rhe uniforms wenr from o long, blousyesleeved shorr dress ro o Donslsin body suir ond wrop slsirr. The reom wos smoller, ond rhe rourines were more donce oriented. Mrs. Cross soid, We hove more donce in our routines becouse rhere is only rwenry girls, ond ir's eosier ro work wirh smoller groups. Even rhough chonges did occur, some rhings remoined the some. The girls were srill or school procricing or 7100 in rhe morning, ond performing or over Q52 of rhe home gomes. The reom wos enrered in six comperirions, rwo of which were Srore meers ond one ciry meer. They fools rhird in rhe Sroyron Comoeririon, ond second in rhe Glodsrone, ond Wesr Albony Compe' ririons. Coproin Helen Beers sold, l'lr hos been o lor of worl-Q for rhe whole reom, bur l rhinls ir hos poid off. We've ploced very well in every comperirion we've been in. C , he l hove been rhe choreogropher or llrerolly the cooch of Soxonerrs rhls yeor sold coproln Helen Beers Helen doesnr expecr ro pursue donclng os o coreer bur she hos been Involved vvlrh donce obour fourreen yeors The Soxonerres vvorls from ren ro rwenry hours o vveels procrlclng Helen spenr on oddlrlonol fave ro ren hours molslng up rourlnes loolslng for ond rop Ing rnuslc ond reochlng rounnes She menrloned rhor co coproln Korhy Lorn berr hos been very helpful ro her This yeor we ve med ro molse Sox onerrs more enrerrolnlng ro worch more successful IO compemron ond most of oll o good Ieornlng experience plus o fun vvoy ro ger lnvolved ln on orhlenc ocrlvlry srored Helen lrs been very revvordlng when we perform well ond heor rhe srudenrs soy rhor rhey ve en loved rhe performonce U I v l f . If . . 1 r - 1 . I I . , . I , , , u . , . 1 r - - fr u 1 , , 1 r - H A. Soxonerrs or one of rheir rnonn perfor monces during foorboll seoson D Drlll Teom procncs cnorchlng on rhe lower foor boll fleld C Soxonerrs hove ospuronons of benng lloclserrs un Rodlo Cnry Musuc lloll ' SAXONETTS 207 ity to get olong with others. went toon Optimist lunch where I wos 6 Quill ond Scroll is re-initioted with seven new members Quill ond Scroll-the Internotionol Honor Society for Journolism- included members in thirty-one foreign countries os well os the United Stores. Although Quill ond Scroll wos chortered ot South in 1955, it wos inoctive for severol yeors. Mr. Deon Borr, South's chopter odvisor of Quill ond Scroll helped re-initiote it ot the beginning of the 1979-80 school yeor. In order to be chosen for Quill ond Scroll, o student must hove been o member of the yeorbools or newspoper stoff for ot leost one yeor, hove ploced in the top one-third of the closs, hove ocquired on A grode the semester before election, ond hove been recom mended by his or herjournolism teocher. Nominotions were mode 0 the stort of eoch semester. Mr. Borr, the yeorbools odvisor, olong with Mr. Ricl-2 Esson, newspoper odvlsor, ond Mr. John Crisolli, photog rophy odvisor, formed the nominotion committee. Liso Wipf ond Michelle Privrotslsy were chosen to be Quill ond Scro members ot the beginning of the yeor. Curt Arthur, Suson Wechter Dovid House, Doug Thompson, ond Colleen Benson were chosen o the beginning of second semester. s S I It s one of my molor fields of interest but its not my first coreer choice sold Colleen Benson when oslsed if she wos considering going into some oreo of Jour nolism os on occupotion Colleen wos selected to be o member of Quill ond Scroll shortly before second semester She wos on the yeorbools stoff during her sophomore yeor ond wos Editor of the 1980 Sword ond Shield She feels thot being involved in jour nolism is o greot woy to meet people ond get involved Its o greot Ieorning experience becouse you grow in your Ieodership ond writing slsills ond your obil Becouse of her involvement in the yeorbools Colleen wos oble to ottend severol speciol events I went to o three doy yeorbools comp where we leorned obout every ospect of yeorboolss I olso honored os on outstonding student through my worls with the yeorbools A A, FROM TOP TO BOTTOM: Mr. Deon Borr, Doug Thomp- son, Curt Arthur, Dovid House, Susan Wechrer, Liso Wipf, ond Mr, Rick Esson, NOT PICTURED: Colleen Benson, Mi- chelle Privrorsky, ond Mr. John Crisolli. 208 QUILL AND SCROLL S .-f ! 4v B Soxons get 'ski-fever' The Ski Club wos the lorgest school club, boosting 116 members. Not only thot, but it wos the lotgest Ski Club ever. Often times the Ski Club combined efforts with Mclsoy High School to increose the number of snow bunnies ond ski bums. South skiers hit the slopes eight times dur- ing the seoson. Sometimes they even got to miss o little school to heod to the mountoins for o dose of snow to toke core of their ski fever. The Ski Club offered mony odvontoges to the student, not to mention the teochers who choperoned. They received o discount on their bus ond lift tickets. Also included in the deol wos the chonce to poss o compe tency for engoging in o lifetime leisure octiv' try. So much of high school othletic oriento' tion is toword teom sports thot students will not be oble to porticipote in offer they get out of high school, stoted Mr. Rick Esson, the club odvisor. The Ski Club offers porticie potion in o life long sport. The Ski'Club went on two trips which feotured night skiing. Skiing under the lights provides o ski experience thot is olmost mogicol, soid Mr. Esson. There were some problems with the weother during the winter, but this only slightly hindered the Ski Club. When the weother become cold ond the snow stort' ed to foll, one couldn't keep o feorless snow bunny or ski bum off the slopes. A. The Ski Club soys o hoppy forewell before they embork on o trip to Mt. Hood, D. A Soxon skier shows his stuff. C. John Chester models his ski equipment. D. Croig Messmer loods his skis on the bus before it gets under woy to Mt. Hood Meodows. E. Deon Tofte is purchosing his ski bus ond lift ticket from Lori Bogden. Sl-IAC concenrrores on fund-roising The Sourh High Archirecrure Club, SHAC, consisred of orchirecrure srudenrs who were inreresred in leorning more obour rhe field of orchirecrure ond seeing new sryles of design, The moin irem on SHACS ogendo for rhe mosr porr of rhe yeor wos o field rrip ro Conodo. In order ro roise money for rhe rrip, numerous fund-roisers were held, including cor woshes ond rhe soles of condy cones, corrors, ond o record number of Doiry Queen coupons. Alrogerher, rhe club roised opproxlmorely 5500. Due ro clrcumsronces beyond rheir conrrol, however, rhe rrlp wos shorrened ro o rhree doy excursion ro Seorrle, Woshingron. 'Kr' I W ' A59 ' ,fl B A. Bruce Kropp concenrrores on gerrlng o mororcy- cle rhoroughly cleon. D. Jessico Srrodrmonn mokes o poinr during o noon meering. C. STANDING: Ron Boosr, Bruce Kropp, Mr. Lowell Seger, Richard Snowden, ond Greg Srolp. SITTING: Jeonnerre John- son, Jessica Srrodrmonn, Srocy Eberhorr, Louro Amos, ond Down Demers, Nor Picruredf Brion Knoplse, Norhon Bonlss, Lourie Adsirr, Mike Lewell- ing, John Helber, Richord Rorhweiler, Vic Lipperr, ond Jeff Sruhr. 210 ARCHITECTURE CLUB According ro club odvisor, Mr. Bob Huddlesron, rhe purpose of Green peoce or Sourh wos, To give srudenrs rhe opporruniry ro become involved wirh ecology. Unforrunorely, o locls of experienced leodership in rhe club hompered irs progression. ln order ro increose inreresr in rhe group, Sourh Greenpeoce plonned ro purchose o film deoling wirh rhe onnuol seol hunr, whole migrorion, or onorher relored roplcs Money molsing proiecrs included o yeor long newspoper drive ond o bolse sole, which wos held eorly in rhe yeor Newspopers were collecred rhen sold ro recycling cenrers, Ai rhe meerings, members reod rhe l'Greenpeoce Chronicles ond rhe Greenpeoce Exominern, olong wirh orher lirerorure, Mony ecology relored discussions were held. The group olso followed rhe ocriviries of rhe Solem Choprer ond Greenpeoce USA. Solem Greenpeose ocriviries included volunreer meerings, o boorh or rhe Solem Sorurdoy Morlser, rhe Soverhe Seols Slsore o Thon, ond o Bilse o Thon in rhe spring, 5ourh's Greenpeoce Advisor Mr. Huddlesron, wos olso on rhe Boord of Direcrors for rhe Solem Choprer of Greenpeoce All Bob Finicle, co-leoder of Sourh Green' peoce, exploined rhor he wos involved becouse, I lilse ro help onimols. l rhinls rhor rhey hove righrs jusr lilse people do. Bob, ojunior, wos new ro rhe club ond plonned ro conrinue during his senior yeor. l'lr's been hord ro ger people ine volved in rhe club rhis yeor. l'm nor sure why. Despire serboclss, Bob felr rhor rhe club hod definire possibiliries ond simply y needed experienced members. i B A. Ellen Prichard exploins rhe Sl4orevA-Thon ro Bob Finicle. B. Nevvspopers were srored in rhe I upsroirs bolcony. C Club mem' bers: Bock Row: Mory Wyllie, Mcirsi Bonron, Alison Eoron, Bose Osrerlund. Fronr Row, Mr Dennis Polmer, Mr. Bob l-ludcl lesron, Jenny Srror, Tony Byers, Duone Colemon, Arr Andrews, Milse Johnsron, Ellen Prichord, ond Bob Finicle, GREENPEACE 211 South students run for state government Will the Speaker yield. . We will now have pro and con debate, You'te out of order . These statements were common cries heard at the Oregon Youth Legislature held at the State Capitol, Twenty-tive students represented the Saxons at Youth Legislature. They ran for offices, made bills, and learned abouf other governmental procedures, Three legislators represented South in the elections to legisla- tive offices. These were Dave Dansmer, candidate for Speaker of the House, Janice Boatwright, for Clerk of the House, and Dale Wiedeman, Governatorial candidate. Dave and Janice ran unopposed and were elected to their positions. Dale, after much campaigning, ran a hard race but was defeated by the North District's candidate, Dan Cummins, The first weekend of Nlarch brought 350 students from all over Oregon to the State Capitol. Friday night a Governor's Banquet was held, and after dinner speeches by Youth Gover- nor Cummins and special guest, Joe Smith, The rest of the weekend was spent making laws, passing bills, and learning many things about legislative processes. Mr, Hadden, advisor of Youth Legislature, said, This is as realistic as we can make it without doing the real thing. Souths candidate for Youth Legisla ture Governor was Senior Dale Weide man Dale ran for governor because he was particularly interested in politics and the government Dale said he had a lot of enthusiasm for Youth Legislature l-hs reasons for be ing involved were because it was fasci dating and he had a fun time You deal an idea of how the state ts run Dale is not sure of what he d like to do with his life but he said l want to do something where l can make a definite improve ' . , ' .. with real issues in a real setting, and get ment in lite. B A, Dave Bansmer, and Janis Boatwright discuss their campaign plans, D, Front Row, Jennifer Matthey, Cynthia Fairfax, and Colleen Benson. Second Row, Laura Amos, Steve Henderlite, and Carol Ltsensky. Third Row: Kristy Durling, Mike Montgomery, Jeff Simons and Mr l-ladden 212-YOUTH LEGISLATURE Model UN onolyzes inrernorionol problems 45. 'E Model Unired Norions wos o group of srudenrs who were inreresred in world wide problems olong wirh possible solu rions for rhem. Schools from oll over Oregon porricipored in rhis srorewide orgonizorion. ln lore April rhey sroged o rhree doy mods Unired Norions meering or rhe Universiry of Oregon in Eugene, Eoch school represenred differenr counrries ond wrore rheir own resolurions, which were gools rhey wished ro see occomplished. By going through rhe ocruol procedures ond formor, rhey come up wirh rheir own solurions ro inrerno- rlonol problems. The srudenrs hod rhe chonce ro rhlnls criricolly obour problems, rhen find olrernorives ro rhem. Sourh represenred Ponomo ond Indio, ond rools rheir ploce in rhe mocls Unired Norlons. Mr. Smirh, odvisor of rhis orgonizorlon, felr ir wos o worrhwhile progrom. lr's good rhor rhe srudenrs hove rhe opporrunlry ro lools or problems ln o worldwide perspecrivef' 9? 'I 'N ,K Being in Model Unired Norions gives you on in deprh undersronding of world wide problems ond rhe complexrries in volved in solving rhem srored Junior orgonizorion Mil-ze hod o fun rime by goining lsnowledge of rhe reoliries con cerning inrernorionol siruorions Ar Uni versiry of Oregon we leorned o lor obour porliomenrory procedure ond ex perienced operoring in o commirree off: ciolly We mer mony new people from oll over rhe srore, bur I rhinls more peo ple should be involved We need o big ger group A jf ,Ng -reg' tv? K X V :E ,f , r ,awgv be ry? '1 .jf 1 , . Milse Smirh, o firsr yeor member of rhe B !,,iA,. Q35 A-Discussion of resolurions rolses ploce or o noon hour meering, B-Wendy Wells, Julio Riclsord ond Ellen Pri' chord sell bogles ro Kelly Timm ro roise money. C- Model Unired Norlons: Srondingz Mr. Smirh, Wendy Bed' norz, Mike Smirh, Ellen Prichord, Kneeling: Kori Wobbs, Wendy Wells, Cindy Meyer, Julio Rickard. MODEL UNITED NATIONS 213 Z 7 Z Z 1, XQI f -4vv ' 3: SPRING DIVISION-215 This is the spring scoreooord poge, once ogoin feorlessly giving you the scores of your fovorire events. Girls Trocls ond Girls Golf hove been mysteriously rnisploced, however, they did on ex- rrernely good loo, with rrocls winning oll of their meets. This spring rhere were five different sporring oreos one could hove porricipored in ond over 200 gomes, morches, or rneers one could hove orrended. The orhleres did o fine job ond once ogoin should be congroru- lored. L i Spring Scoreooord Boys' Golf 5-0 8-2 South 816 Beoverron 1sr 810 C. 'VoIIey 888 811 Soxon Clossic 1sr Girls' Tennis Boys' Tennis 7-4-2 15-2-1 Boys' Trocls Cemm, 5,0 C. volley 2-5 6-1 Coscode 4-4 iSq'n9f'eId SEZ? V H 60 L 13 7.1 1500 - Sofrboll , o ey ,fCNOCf3n 5,3 Lebonon 5-2 15.6 F'e5hm2fl75Of'bO 76 xv. Albany 69 Corvollis 274 lg:AcNoqy lg volley 18-Si 8,8 MCNOVY Q-,IQ 78 S. AWDOOY 72 Sprogue 0-0 SCWO 'S 7'O Silverton 20-8 lvlCNafy 4-24 111 QCKOA I 834 Cascada 4-4 Xsfogif 512 McNory 10-9, 10-7 McI4oy 7-10 ,gg Neff 'Wi xv. Albany 1-7 C -V HOW 54 s. Albany 7-1, 4-7 Mcl4oy Q-10 8 Lbcem 59 gi Lilley 272 sAAlEai1Z 7-O O' GW O6 Memom' 3940 715 sgracgjan 74 ' OVW A ' SDVOQUE' 3-91 742 Memoriol 27-5 McI4oy 7-1 MCNOVV 6:1 Lebqngn 2-Q, 4-3 Mdqcy 13.149 District 5. Eugene 5-0 Evgen? 21 Nlaleay 7-0,15-2 N. Albany 20-15 Q4 226 N- 50'9m 71 iam 3,23 COVVOWS 5-19: 5-7 Sprogue 8-16 Stote District C 'mms Y 442 N. Solem 18-11, 7-6 Colopooio 0-4 Sid 21 O Mclvilnnvllle Q-O ly1al4ay 10-15 - W. Albonv 8-0,14-5 Colqpooiq 2-13 J.V. Doseboll J.V. Girls' Tennis 21-4 4-8-1 7 Sprogue 2-0, 14-8 C-1301101 2-0 C. Volley 5-1, 8-O Coscode 1-1 Hgme 7-1 LebO0Q0 8-O lv1aNary 4-0, 5-0 Corvollis 2-0 Aloha 7.45 4.3 Sprogue O-8 s. Albany 7-2, 10-5 W- AHUOVWY 0-2 Sprogue 1-2, 12-4 C- XOHQY 0-2 Lebonon 5-1, 8-4 MC OV 3-0 Dollos 18-6, 16-4 03133101015 Corvollis 0-0, 5-12 C' Goble 8,2 SOlefT1 7'6j Cenrrol 5-Q Aibflny 8-1, 8'2 Sroyron 4-4 Coscode 8-3 -I v I N I Freshmen Boseboll Lebanon 2-O J.V. GIVIS Trocls J.V. Boys Trocls J.V. Sofrboll 11-3-2 Corvollis 3-1 South South C. Volley 18-14, 5-4 MCNOry 6.4 Spmgue 5.1 78 C. Volley 18 Q0 C. Volley 46 MCNOW 7-21: 11-1 Sprogue 11-1 COW-,de 5.3 50 xv. Albany 57 102 xv. Albany42 5- 15112007 21-0: 13-C1 N. Albany 0-0, 0-1 W Albflnv 0-5 101 s. Albany 5 92 s. Albany 50 SUOQUQ 20-21: 5-15 Leoonon 18-O, 0-1 C .Valley 3,3 70 Mcl4oy 18 109 N1al4ay 24 COfvO1lS 116:12-10 McI4oy 8-2, 4-5 5' A,bO,,y 6,0 00 N. salafn 0 127 N. Solern 16 W- A'b00Y15'41 14-9 N. Solern Q-0, 0-2 Mdqoy 4,0 64 Lebonon 28 104 Lebonon 41 522000 12212 Mernoriol 7-8,12-0 5. Eugene 5,1 80 Sprogue 15 116 Sprogue 28 C OV ' 2 ' McNory O-8 :Nl Solem 5,1 N. Solerh 11-8, 16-9 Corvollis 3.2 216-SPRING SCOREBOARD 801 Corvollis 887 810 W. Albony 816 814 Lebonon 818 811 S. Albony 414 S. Scrornble 2nd 288 Eogle Clossic 1sr Oly Inv. 2nd District 600 2nd Stote 606 4rh Boseboll 16-18-1 The Dolles 0-10 Lebonon 0-18 O. City Q-8 Hermisron 5-11 Benson 11-2 C. Volley 18-5, 6-8 S. Home 7-7 McNory Q-4, 8-1 Aloho 2-8, 7-6 S. Albony 8-0, 6-5 Sprogue 4-7, 10-5 Lebonon 1-5, 4-10 Dollos 7-10, 7-10 Mclsoy 7-2, 8-2 Corvollis 2-1, 7-O N. Solern 4-8, O-5 W. Albony 2-8, 5-1 District N. Solern 2-8 Lebonon 8-O Saxons fie for second place in league play The 1070-1980 Varsiry Baseball ream proved rhor even wirh lirrle previous varsiry experience rhey could be successful. Their final league record was i2eo, The Saxons ried for a second place posirion in rhe league wirh Lebanon. Led by seniors Kevin Keane and Kevin Srewarr, rhe Saxons won rheir firsr league playoff game againsr Norrh Salem, 8-2. The season, however, come ro an unrimely end wirh a second round loss ro Lebanon. According ro Coach Mike Doran, This year's ream came closer ro reaching rheir porenrial rhan many reams in rhe pasr few years. I felr our slsill and menral dererminarion was reflecred in our play when we were down, we were a good come bacls reamf' Carcher, Jim Newell, a senior, rools rhe league rirle in borh Barring Average 94765, and PsDl's C'l8D. Kevin Srewarr led rhe league in hirs 1845. Newell, and Srewarr were borh named ro rhe firsr all league ream. Members of rhe ream given Honorable menrion were: Kevin Keane, Jim Smirhey, Ren Sanra, Dana Salsbery, Greg Sherwood, and Aaron Thomas. The year's ream awards included: Mosr Valuable Player: Kevin Srewarr, Mosr lnspirarionolz Dona Salsbery, and Greg Sherwood, Mosr Improved Jim Newell, Golden Glove: Ren Sanro. A. Thanlss ro an Aaron Thomas home run, rhe Saxons emerge vicrorious over Corvallis. B Dano Salsbery admires Aoron's soclss. C. Counr ir! :slim wma 3 Wag ' i get K 1 218 VARSITY BASEBALL A. Team picrurez Standing, Coach Doran, Dana Salsbery, Dave God- frey, Kevin Srewarr, Russ Huewe, Jim Smirhey, Ren Sanra, Robert Briscoe, Sieve Digej, Kneeling: Jim Newell, Kevin Keane, Scorr Edmis- ron, Randy Koorz, Aaron Thomas, Greg Sherwood, Keirh Corron, B. Coach Doran's pitching rechnique, in ren easy lessons. C. Team mem' bers welcome Scorr Edmisron home. D, The perfecr form, God- frey sryle. Wi S I R Describe your feelings abour rhe ream: Kevin Keane: Playing on rhe ream rhls year was a success ln rhe facr rhar I was on a feam of guys who made playing foe gerher a lor of fun. I can rruly say rhar each member of rhe ream was necessary in malslng rhis aspecr of rhe season a suc- cess. Kevin Srewarr: I felr rhe ream began rhe season playing real- ly good baseball. We hir rhe ball well, and our record showed if. Towards rhe end of rhe season we losr our compo! sure a few rimes Over all ir was a good season one game shorr of rhe srare play offs is as close as you can come Aaron Thomas If was a good experience I feel we could have done even berrer if II werenr for all rhe personaliry conflicrs A Kevin Keane esrablishes resr dency on third base D When in Lebanon malse sure ro ger a copy of rheir rules foo C Too cool New ell on rhe move D Saxons display inrense concenrrarion Special rhonks ro Toni Krammer for phorography. VARSITY BASEBALL 219 J.V.'s have wrap season The Saxons had one of the best J.V. teams South has ever had according to Head Coach Terry Haugen. Talent-wise this is one of the best sophomore groups we've had here at South in a few years. The team's goal was to be undefeated in 25 games and according to coach Haugen this was a realistic goal, these guys had the capability to accomplish it. Of the ten games the l.V.'s played against Salem schools, South won Q of them. It's really important to the players to be the best in the city, commented Haugen. We had the four things that you need to win. We had good pitching and depth, good hitting, and we had good defense. But most importantly - we hated to lose! The Saxons scored an average of 7 points a game while allowing their opponents only 8 a game. Some individuals who had outstanding seasons were Bucls Williams, who led the team in hitting with .431 batting average. Bicls Francis played well at shortstop and had a blistering .581 batting average in the last half of the season. Pitcher Paul Cary led all pitchers with 50 strike-outs. Juniors Scott Edmiston and Bob Briscoe fulfilled leadership roles. According to coach Haugen they were consistent players who always got the job done. Edmiston batted .375 while Briscoe hit 048. Both were strong players in the field, committing only two errors each the whole season. Earl Fletcher and Dan Huntly worked well with the bats, hitting .865 and .365 respectively. B st' D 2201 V BASEBALL C A. Bob Briscoe meets an obstacle as he tries to score another run. B. Gilbert Del Rosa, Earl Fletcher, John Wesley and Dan Huntley congratu- late their opponents after another big win. C. Coach Haugen shows the perfect form. D. Paul Cary and Earl Fletcher congratulate each other after a fine inning. Sophomore pitcher Poul Cory hos been ploying boseboll for nine yeors ond doesn't see on end to his ploying doys in the neor future. ul storted ploying in T- boll when I wos six. I begon pitching when I wos oround eight, l'm still leorn- ing new techniques, but now the mof tions come without thinking obout it. I like to pitch becouse it's o chollenge. With boseboll the horcler it is the more fun it is. I wont to go os for with boseboll os it will let me, moybe to college. A. Front Row: Oliver Sontos, Kirk Ve- gos, Gilbert Del Rosa, gob Schmitz, Wy' ott Koro, Scott Edmiston, John Wesley, Rob McCrocken, Don Huntley, Dock Plow: Cooch Hougen, John Von Otten, Rick Froncis, Jim D'eogle, Eorl Fletcher, Bob Briscoe, Poul Cory, Russ Huewe, Bucky Willioms. D. The Soxons show lots of spirit on the bench. C. Russ Huewe ond Wyott Koro give support to the botter. D. Bucky Williams shows his slug, ging form. E xc, rw X S , c i i B C D I J.V. BASEBALL-221 222 FRESHMEN BOYS' BASEBALL First year freshman baseball team a great success Fora first year team, the Saxon Freshman Base- ball Team did a greatjob, combining a win-loss-tie record of 11 wins, C3 losses, and 2 ties. First year coach, Coach Pete Hoffert, was really pleased with the performance of the team throughout the season. The team had wins over Corvallis, Leba- non, North Salem, and McNary to name a few, and beat Memorial CAlbanyD twice. Coach I-loffert had a few words to say about the season. I was hoping we would be competi- tive while keeping a large number C195 of players on the team. We managed this, to be quite honest, by relying on a few key players. The rest of the team members all made valuable contributions at different times that they played during the season. He also commented on the situation of practice schedules for the team, since the addition made three teams practice on one field with two base- ball diamonds. XVith the situation at Gilmore which dictated three teams sharing two fields, it was imperative that practice be well-organized. Usually practices were geared around what areas of weakness arose in the previous ball game Cex. work needed on sacrifice bunting, suicide squeeze, double plays, etc.J At their last meeting of the season, the team selected Pat Tracy and Ed Johnson as the Most Valuable Players and Steve Valach and Ron Cor- nutt as the Most Inspirational Players of the team. A. Freshmen Boys' Team picture. Bock: Jeff Minnick, George Fuller, Dan Green, Pat Tracy, Greg Slater, and John Williamson, Standing: Coach Pete Hoffert, Jeff Sherwin, Ed Johnson, Jason Bader, Todd Branch, Frank Pieimus, and Dane Pierce. Kneeling: Andy Crump, Ron Koskandy, Ron Cornutt, Gregg Johnson, Greg Socolofsky, and Steve Valach. B. Todd Branch takes a cut at a high pitch that he wished he didn't take. C. Ed Johnson holds on a runner at third base while concentrating on the pircher's moves towards home plate. D. First baseman Frank Pie-imus puts another baserunner out with little difficulty. if lr never roins . lr wos on evenrful seoson for boys' golf vvirh numer- ous vicrories olong rhe vvoy, The reorn srorred off rheir success vvirh whor wos described by Bill Collins os, rhe besr showing of rhe seosonf' resulring in o second ploce ro Sprogue in rhe Disrricr rournomenr. Also included in rheir winnings were firsr ploce posirions in both rhe Sox- son ond Eogle Clossics, ond second ploce ronl-:ings in rhe Solem Scromble ond rhe Oly lnvirorionol. There were olso mony personol vicrories wirhin rhe reorn, such os rhor of Bill Collins who openly srored, l shor Q5 in rhe firsr four rournomenrsf' Yer or rhe end of rhe seoson he regorded himself os rhe mosr improved ployer when he wos ronlsed 8rd in rhe Disrricr rourno- rnenr. As for rhe rnosr Voluoble ployer, ir vvos generolly decided rhor Donny Moore deserved rhe posirion due ro his consisronr quoliry ploy. C A Golfer concenrrores on shor D Donny Moore sinks 0 BOYS' GOLF 223 . . .on the golf course Though the girls golf teom hod few members they did monoge to obtoin sever- ol mojor occomplishments. From the stort of their seoson they hod to contend with mony strong opponents such os Corvollis ond West Albony. Yet the girls succeeded in ronlsing first in the city meet, second in dis- trict, ond finolly they molntoined sixth in the Store tournoment. D 224 GIRLS GOLF C A. Posing for their teom picture ore: 1st Kim Contonwine, Trocie Von Hees, Groy, 2nd row: Decca Dorlow, Sollie ond Mrs. Forster, D. Cooch Forster hondles clubs with core. C. Decco demonstrates form. Troclssrers do ir vvirh spirir The four rrocls reoms of girls boys JV s ond Vorsiry combined for o rorol of 27 wins ond one loss Wirh o point deficir of only rhree poinrs rhe Vorsiry boys reom losr ro yuclso Sprogue Mony of rrocls porriciponrs mode ir ro rheir finol desriny STATE lrwosrhe mosr success ful seoson we hove ever hod since Ive been here or Sourh heod rrocls cooch Mr Greg Morlss sold The hurdling ond sprinring reoms en ioyed o good seoson Three of rhe reom s individuols odvonced ond ploced or srore Speedsrors Dove I-lenlsel Trocie Johnson ond Lourie Schoecher oll re ceived poinrs or srore for rherr efforrs Lourie ond Trocue borh enjoyed o firsr ploce finish ond Dove gor o sixrh Orhers rhor should be congrorulored for their efforrs rhroughour the seoson ore Psoberr Reed ond Don Sreele sprinr ers Piondy Pseoson ond Doryl Horr Hur dlers For rhe girls reom Kelly McGhe hey ond Jeonerre Youngmon sprinrers ond Judy Sommer hurdler ond sprinrer Coproin of rhe Girls Trocls Teom Lourie Schocher is one of rhe premier runners in rhe srore Coming in firsr or srore in rhe 100 merer lovv hurdles Lourie hod o srore record wirh o rime of 121 our rhis rime wos disollovved be couse ir vvos wind oided Also or Srore she come in second in rhe 300 merer high hurdles on evenr in which the previous yeor she held rhe srore record Lourie s speed olso helped her reom in borh rhe mile ond 400 reloys Louries lools or rrocls is on unselfish one People rhinls of rrocl-Q os on individuol evenr rhors nor rrue Ir is o reom efforr We re oll frying for poinrs so rhor rhe reom will vvin M 0 A. Trocie Johnson ond Lourie Schoecher, rwo of Sourh's mosr rolenred runners, worm up in procrice. 0. Teom picrure, firsr row: Mr. Morlss, John Wrighr, Robert Reed, Sron Teers, Trocie Johnson, Volrie Lomberr, Jeonerre Youngmon, Kelly McGhehey, Lourie Schoecher, Judy Sommer. Second row: Dorryl Horr, Derh Rurledge, Suzon Derili, Anne Coldorozzo, Por Sorver, Brob Pererson, Soroh Clifford, Kori Olsen, Liso Woscenslse, Shelly Truesdoll. Third row: Alex MocToggorr, John Chesrer, Don Sreele, Dove Henlsel, Derrick Suydom, Scorr Losley, Tim Selserols, Sreve Morrson, Don Srolie, Jon Wiens, Jim McDowell, Croig Srczhr. TRACK 225 Srrong worlsours help The Iorge groups of rhe weighr ond jumping ployers on rhe rrocls reorn conrribured considerobly ro rhe suc- cess rhor rhe whole reorn enjoyed during rheir seoson. Borh reorns occunfiulored lorge ornounrs of poinrs rhor helped give Sourh rhe edge over such opponenrs os Cresonr Volley ond Sourh Albony, Srrong vvorlsours, exe rensive procrice, ond reom worls were rhe essenriol srondords for rhese porriciponrs. They did jusr rhor, guid- ed by rhe cooching obiliries of Mr. Groyum Cfor weighrsD ond Mr, Polmer Cforjumpersb. Individuol occomplishmenrs were frequenr in rhis group, such os rhe success of Jeonerre Youngrnon ond her irnproyemenr rhroughour rhe seoson ro become regorded by Cooch Polrner os The rnosr voluoble ploy- er for rhe girl jumpers. Another success srory is rhor of John Chesrer in his unique ond rop ronlsing posirion in rhe Srore rournomenr. 52 fi' as-is -gs -iw' . 226-TRACK AND FIELD To get up for o meet I luke to be I-:nowledgeoble of the other people In the event ond to be prepored to where they ronls so I lanow exoctly whot hos to be done to ploce wos Judy Sommer s comment on how she porepores for on event I olso get up for o meet durlng It I get exalted by others performtng ond by llstenlng to the cooches best Jump belng 5 feet 6 Inches She rs olso tn the hurdltng events ond hos o leg IO the 400 meter reloy In events thot I do technique work IS most Importont becouse my speed IS not there I beot some competttors on my technuque work olone Judy high jumps for the'Soxons, her for their teom picture, A. Triple Jumper scores for the Sox- ons. D. The weights people pose TRACK AND FIELD-227 Runners go rhe disronce Long disronce, in spring rrocls, is considered ro be rhe 1500 ond 0000 merer runs, wirh rhe 800 merer evenr considered ro be o middle disronce. Running rhese disronces rhis yeor were over rhirry of Sourh's srudenrs. Cooch Ron Cross sold, The seoson wenr exrremely well. As o group they developed reolly well ond showed lors of improvemenrf' The girls' reom wos led by rhe under clossmen, rwo freshmen, Peggy Murrl ond Mory Ann Ahmod, ond o junior, Cecily McCoweng Deprh, rhough, wos o very imporronr porr ro rhe reom, Cooch Cross srored. Five girl's wenr ro disrricr ond one, Peggy Murri, guolifled for sroref' Ger- ring sixrh ploce in rhe 0000 merer, Peggy helped her reom rle for rhird ploce or Store. The boys' reom, hos some very good runners rhor show hope for fu- rure, Mr. Cross sold. Leoding rhe reom for rhe boys were Jim Hurchin- son ond Sreve Siegresr, borh quolified ond ploced in disrricr, A B A. Perer Gillis ond Eric Prirchord worm up or rrocls procrice. D. Teom picrure, firsr row: Perer Gillis, Cecily McCowen, Julie Slomo, Sreve Sie- gresr, Glen Ryon, Mory Ann Ahmad, Jim Hurchinson, ond Ron Cross. Second row: Todd Gromhom, Troy Schoffner, Eric Prirchord, Tom Jessup, Kyle Adams, Peggy Murri, Krisri Meyer, Susan McGreer, Cindy Hoffmon, Third row: Tim Gossocl-z, Jon Anderson, Mike Smirh, Dovid Thorserr, Deou Whirney, Milron Grimes, Drod Horrung, Sreve Thorserr, Doug Coclsrell, Shoron Websrer, Scorr Olson, Joe Chrisrensen, Rob No- ' - reboom, Mczrr Foorz, Dione Seore, Cheryl Koll- bolx. C. Sreve Siegresr running in rhe 800 merer CVO55 COUNTY 'O me fOll Wadi 'O me evenr. spring ond running during rhe summer is whor Cecily McCowen hos lined up for rhe yeor During rhis rrocls seoson she hod rrocls worls ours every orher doy ond rood running rhe resr of rhe weels She srorred in long disronce becouse she did nor hove rhe speed bur now os she purs ir I love rhe disronce Her evenrs of rhe 1500 ond 3000 merer runs were roced ogoinsr some of rhe besr runners in rhe srore Her gools for rhese evenrs were ro hove my rimes keep go ing down She did rhis or disrricr by beoring her own personol be-sr in rhe 1500 by 4 seconds 228-TRACK i'..f'4 , , ff r 1 We had a good year, comments Coach Milse Stortz, the girls represented South really well. The J.V. team had a 1476 season over all, winning 11 straight games in mideseason. Our goal at the beginning of the season, said Stortz, was to improve and be competitive. Also, we wanted to prepare girls for varsity competition next year. According to Coach Stortz, the team's greatest improvement was fielding. We weteri't consistent with the bats dur- ing the season, but our sound defense kept us going, Stortz attributed much of the team's success to the good group of girls. They worlsed hard and made sacrifices. They worlsed well together and possessed an outstanding team concept. Though the J.V.'s had o great team ef- fort, there were some outstanding individ- ual efforts. Cathy Kricls, who played short stop, was the leading hitter. Terri Tourville, who later moved up and lettered on the Varsity, was also a lsey hitter and played catcher. Rosa Banda, according to Stortz, did a fine job and developed into a fine softball player. A. Front Row. Liz Wilson, Rosa Banda, Denise Shirley, Trish Lee, Linda Davis, Rose Osterlund, Lisa Mason, Back Row: Cynthia Kreitzberg, Debbie Pshoades, Cathy Kriclx, Coach Stortz, Alicen White, Alicen Eaton, Patty Caudello D. Junior Cathy Kricls gets a hard hit to drive in another run. C. Lisa Mason hits it foul against Sprague. Qi. Ever since the fourth grade Denise Shirley has been playing softball and has been a pitcher every year My brother used to ploy baseball said Denise l lilse the game and the fun he seemed to have so when l got the chance to play softball l gave it o try Denise started out as a pitcher and seems to accept her role as pitcher each year llilse pitching, comments Denise, it's different Each batter is a new chal lenge lt's great because pitching starts the action of the game The adjust ment from slow pitch softball in junior high to fast pitch in high school was easy according to Denise I like fast pitch bet ter than slow pitch Maybe thot's why it's easier c sg, W , A ....... fl- s N X R J.V. SOFTBALL 229 Girls roined out of chonce for store title Going ro rhe Store Ployeotfs wos or the fingertips of the Vorsity Sofrboll teom, cooched by Miss Roberto Perl-xins. Unforrunorely, o posrponed gome ended the teom's chonces of going, ond o chonce or Srote. A seoson record of 18-5 eorned rhe reom o right to second ploce, o long wirh two other teoms. The ploy-offs were then expected to come. l-loving regulcireseoson ploy endjusr two doys before the ploy- offs, ond the Store deodline, there wosn'r enough time for ony ploy- offs. So, they were concelled. Thor sent two teoms tied for first to the Store Tournoment, Hliusr hope thot next yeor rhere is more time left if ro molse up gomes, it needed, sroted Miss Perlsins. Miss Perlsins felt thot the highlights of the seoson were beoting Sprogue, McNory, ond Lebonon the second time oround, Everyone got stronger os the seoson progressed, ond the competition got tighter every gome we ployed, commented Miss Perkins, She olso mentioned, There wos o lot of individuol tolenr, bur the problem wos putting it together ond worlsing os o reomf' There were olso illnesses, injuries, ond none orher thon bod weother, rhot disrupted the reom's coming together. Jon Wetherbee commented, Other rhon the concellotion of the ployeotfs, our first gome ogoinsr Sprogue wos one thot could hove meont the Store Tournoment or not. The reom, behind 3-Q, come bocls to molse it 7-Q. Then due to roin, the gome wos coiled. Ruling ser it bocls ro 89. l'The ironic thing obour it wos thot our other teoms were still ploying ond completed their gomes, sold Werherbee. A B A. Cooches Korol Knorr ond Miss Roberto Perlsins ofrer ci hord, ond probobly windy, procrice. D. Teom: lsr Row, Kris Hellmon, Teri Tourville, Lesley Anlaeny, Tino Ordonez, Michelle Buscher. 2nd Row, Cooch Perkins, Liso Borber, Jessico Srrodrmonn, Jon Wether- bee, Michelle Simmons, Liso Wiph, Cooch Korol Knorr, C. Jon Werherbee heods for first bose. 230-VARSITY SOFTBALL Senior Lesley Anlxeny had been play- ing sofrball for six years: rhree years on Varsiry or Sourh and rhree years playing on a summer league ream. I rhoughr we had a good season, buf ir could have been berrer if we would have had some play-offs and a chance for srare. The highlighrs of rhe season were bearing Lebanon and McNary. Lebanon blew us away rhe firsr game, and McNary is our roughesr comperirion in rhe city, srared Anlseny. Anlseny planned ro arrend U of Parr- land and hoped ro mqor in Archirecrure. B C E A A good show of sporrsmanship, D. Teri Tourville makes ir look like a close call. C. Michelle Simmons shows us her pirching form D On rhe winning run, Lisa Wipf makes sure she touches home plare. E. Jon Wetherbee wairs for rhe ball, as an oppo nenr mes for home. VARSITY SOFTBALL 231 A good seoson of fennis With much desire on rhe girls' porr ro improve rheir ploy, rhe Girls' Tennis Teom finished vvirh o, very successful seoson of seven wins, four losses, ond rvvo ries. Miss Terri Robinson, firsr yeor cooch for rhe reom, vvos excired ooour rhe seoson. I reolly didn'r lsnovv vvhor ro expecr. l didn'r lsnovv vvhor rhe orher reoms vvere lilse, our rhe girls were reolly excired ond so vvos l, soid Cooch Robinson. Throughour rheir comperirion, rhe reom hod o few minor ro mojor problems, especiolly when ir come rime ro ploy Corvollis. Five of rhe seven girls on vorsiry vvere gone, rhree vvenr ro o srore speech rournomenr, one vvos in rhe hospirol, ond one vvos our of rovvn. Orher rhon rhe Corvollis morch, rhe girls improved in every morch rhey ployed, Ar rhe Disrricr meer, Buffy Loyron, o Fresh- mon, ploced Arh ond Soro Porerson ond Bere girro Trelsrod ploced 3rd ond guolified for Srore, Holly Knorr, Dino Bishopricls, Michelle Moser, fill ond Joni Whirmore vvenr os for os rhe finols in rhe consolorion round ond Leslie Schriver ond Julie Sobin wenr os for os rhe guorrerfinols of rhe chompionship round, The Junior Vorsiry hod some ocrion ploying eight morches during fhe seoson ond hoving o winelosserie record of four wins, rhree losses, ond one rie. They vvorlsed hord TO improve rheir gome by procricing on serves, srrolses, ond srroregy vvirh reom uniry. B C 3. 232-GIRLS' TENNIS E A Joni Whirmore shows her form wirh o speciol serve. B. Morlene MocDonold concenrrores on her serve os she sers herself ro hir rhe boil. C. Sophomore Holly Knorr looks up ro serve rhe boil ond reolizes rhor ir is srill in her hond. D. Junior Vorsiry Teom. Dock: Amy Gerrenrich, Allison Miller ond Morilyn Youngmon. Fronrf Teri Word, Srocey Eberhorr ond Joni Dougherry. Nor Picrured: Lori Bogdon, Julie Gerrenrich ond Liso Bloir. E. Vorsiry Teomz Srondingz Diono Dishopricls, Holly Knorr, Kim Ronoi, Tori Wolron, Julie Sobin ond Morlene MocDonold. Kneeling: Morlene Ghim, Pom Smirh, Michelle Moser, Duffy Loyron, Soro Porerson, Morcy Cline ond Leslie Schriver. Nor Picruredz Joni Whirmore ond Bergirro Trelsrod. ... 1 up , 5 qv si.. I li i Abundonr tennis rolenr l'We hod o lor of deprh in singles ploy ond on excellenr 4751 doubles reom, commented Tennis Cooch John Nogle Wirh rhis deprh rhe Vorsiry Soxons rook second in the leogue. Their finol record wos 152-l, rheir only loss wos ro Cresenr Volley who rook rhe leogue rirle. Led by Jim McBride, lsroig kerr, ond Morr Burr rhe Soxons rook eighrh in srore. The reom won rhe Roseburg rournomenr os well. The onnuol reom owords included, Mosr Voluoble Ployerg Jim McBride, Mosr Improved: Joy Boordmon, ond Eric Swen- son, Eric wos olso rhe reom coproin for rhe 7980 seoson. The Junior Vorsiry reom olso hod ci very successful seoson. Their finol seoson record wos 11-1-3, Freshmon, Tom Boiley wos oworded Mosr lnspiroiionol by his reom members. I-low does Mort Burr four yeor verer on of rhe Sourh Solem rennis reom feel obour rennis9 I like rhe comperirion Ev eryone should compere in some woy lm sure rhor cis long os l om ploying rennis Ill be ploying comperirively l-low did Mori ger inreresred in rennis9 Tennis kind of runs in rhe fomily my did my mom I guess ir wos my porenrs who gor me inreresred rhey rhoughr ir would be good for rhe furure lr s o sporr rhor will losi o liferime older brorher ond sisrer borh ployed, so A, Cooch Nogle ourlines reom srroregy. D, Drod Socolofsky sronds in owe of Sreve Hogg's forehond, C. Teom Picrure: Bockg Joy Fronklin, Jim McBride, Mork Forsyrh, Normon Deord, Jeff Thompson, Chris' , Shorow, Vince Hoyes, Joy Doordmon, Morr Durr, ' Drod Socolofsky, Poul Musonre, Mr. Nogle. Fronr, Mike McDonold, Bob Albrich, Tom Boily, Mori Knox, Sreve Hogg, Eric Swenson, Don Friesen, Mike Deoder. C BOYS' TENNIS 233 Freshmon softboll hos o good first yeor seoson With freshmen moving into high school, the softboll teom goined onother yeor of experiencing fosr pitch insteod of slow pitch, which is ployed in the middle schools. Mrs. Pot Mods wos the cooch of the teom. She felt thot the seoson wos good, but the teom needed more slsill development in bosics, gome strotegy, ond gome knowledge. I wonted the girls to Ieorn teom discipline ond responses obout themselves ond other teom members while Ieorning the bosics of the gome, commented Mrs. Mods. l-loving been the firsteyeor teom, there were im- provements thought to be met in the future. A greoter voriety of teoms to ploy, We ployed Mclsoy four times. We would lil-ie to see the Vorsity, Junior Vorsity, ond Freshmen oll ploy or the some ploces to develop totol teom ottitudes, The freshmen felt left out much of the time, Nlrs. Mods soid. Monico Gum o member of the Fresh men Teom felt thot the teom s first yeor downs but it wos o reolly good seoson stored Monico Mclsoy wos our toughest competi tion We lost to them the first gomes but come bocls ond beot them the second time she sold Monico hod been ploying softboll for two ond o holf yeors ond her morn gool wos to become o better fielder ond o better botter which would molee her o better teom member wos o good one We hod our ups ond A, Teom: Front Row: Monica Gum, Kothy MocDonold Korin Kruger Liso Folluer Merideth Webber, Shonno Dowson. Bock Row Monoger Dorby Stevens Cindi Solyer, Solly Litchfield, Michelle Gloss, Roseonne VonZondt Holly McClure Debbie Armstrong, Cooch Pot Mock. D, Cooch Mrs. Mock shows the teom the new style of botting. C. Cindi Solyer demonsttotes her pitching technique 234 FRESHMAN SOFTBALL Solem oreo Rotorions celebroted their twenty-fifth onniversory. Sourh's Rotorion progrom olso continued to thrive. Monthly Rotorions were selected by the Loison ond Welcoming committee. Their selections were bosed on student Ieodership, on ond off compus. Along with the honor of being chosen o rotorion, eoch Piotorion hod lunch four Wednesdoys ot Block Angus, with o bonquer dinner sponsored by the Solem Piorory Club. , 984-1 Lilse Optimist or ony other oword being o Rotorion is o honor stored Toni Kremer, Februory's Rotorion. Toni porticipoted throughout the yeor in different octivities, such os being Activi- ties Editor of the Sword ond Shield ond being choirperson of the Fund ond Fi- nonce Committee. She olso mointoined o grode point overoge of 8.8 which wos olso o focror in her being chosen os o Rotorion of South. When oslsed obout her experience, Toni stored, lt wos interesting. It shows recognition for the things you've done. Piotorions honored in mony oreos A. Rororion Jessica Srrodrmonn dis- cusses plons for Sword ond Shield loy- ours. B. Rororions: Bock Row: Toni Krommer, Dove Centers, Mike Lee, Eric Miller, Front Row. Jessico Strodrmonn, Dorboro Collohon, Teri Sronge. ROTARIANS-235 Students of the Month build to molse o greot yeor ,, ,,.,,.. , .,,. , ,. m e wtf'-1t,rsiirQ::w,eiu A Eighteen outstonding students were chosen by the stu- dent body on the merit of their octivities ond ocodemics, ond given the oword of Student of the Month, The selection of two students of the month wos o woy of giving recognie tion to those students who were very octiveduring their high school coreers. Nominotions were only open to mem- bers of the senior closs, A student chosen os o Student of the Month wos usuolly involved in mony things, speech, dromo, sports, ocodemics, rolly, student government ond student publlcotions. These were only o few of the cotogories o nominee wos lileely to be found involved in. Mony olso porticipoted in octivities A. Student of the month Nominees First row: Steve l-lendrelite, Robert Cory, Diono Piclsens, Mory Rogers, Tino Ordenez, Mott Beclser. Second Row: Dione Voloch, Jessico Strodtmonn, Tolli Osborn, Kim Dorn, Jill Kon- esheige, Kirsten Peterson, Soro Poterson, Jennifer Motthey. Third row: George Long, Terri Stong, Borboro Collohon, Porti Schmitz, Jeonette Youngmon, Lourie Schoecher, Denise Word, Dergitto Trelstod. Fourth Row: Jeff Deol, Eric Miller, Morlx Nuss, Joime Gorzo, Jim Newell, John Wright, John Reul- ing. Fifth row: Don Lewitzlse, Dove Centers, Milse Lee, John Herbert, Curt Arthur, Mott Johnson. B. Students of the Month, First row: John Reuling, Morls Nuss, Eric Miller, Mott Johnson, Jim Newell, Second row: Diono Pickens, Lourie Schoecher, Soro Po- terson, Robert Cory, Top row: Dione Vo- loch. Not Pictured: Todd Eschelmon, Cyn- thio Foirfox, Corin Gingerich, Jessico Strodr- monn, Jeff Stuhr, Llzo Toylor, 236-STUDENTS OF THE MONTH outside of school: octivities such os Youth Legisloture, ond Girls Store, AFS, ond other community ocrivities. Being nominoted for Student of the Month olso set criterio for being chosen for other honors such os: OL ing Student of the Yeor, chosen by the studentbody, to honored by the studentbody, ond Outstonding Student the Yeor chosen by the foculty, to be honored by I StotesmonfJournol Newspopers. Chosen Outstonding Students of the Yeor by the stude body were Eric Miller ond Soto Poterson, Chosen by foculty ond honored by the Stotesmon-Journol wos Dole Wiedemon. Srudenrs of rhe Yeor Eric Muller ond Sora Porersom , . D I nf' z .a. 1 ' Y - 'n L- I fb., 9 .X A ,. susan' 11- 1 5 iiiX4.,t, ' jf v 5 ' if 4, , ,.5. s 0, 151 , 3 . 4 -r 'r . -., J f,R n-,6 . 'N 11,2 i. . I K 1 ,Ms I fb a- I, v, X, . - Q aw- STUDENTS OF THE YEAR 237 .P ' ,f :Pit Q' lx 'vo if lliyenino in rhe Orient rhe prom o rouch of ron An Evening in rhe Orienr wos chosen os rhe rheme Senior Prom becouse We wonred something romc Lynn Beory, choirperson of rhe Junior Commirree Forrune coolsies, box leires, orienrol lonrerns, ond rh rum were oll port of the prom, which wos held or rhe During inrermission Koren Sexon, Jim Smirhey, Meghc ond Rob Hyorr song while Cheryl Shiyely occomponied piono. The Junior Commirree worl-:ed rhroughour rhe yeor I ey for the prom. Fundroising ocriviries included bolse sole ond vologrom soles, plus offer gome donces. prom o success, These people included members Commirree ond mony yolunreers. Lynn stored rhor O prom wos such o success wos becouse of our rwo c Mony people donored rheir rime ond efforrs in order c r Poole ond Mrs, I-lughesf' B A. Beth Schoecher ond her dore pose for prom picrures. B. Precision roping is demonsrrored by Suson Wechrer. C. Dove Cenrers is up in the oir obour prom decororions. 238 PROM ,es lr wos o lor of hord worls buf in rhe end ir wos worrh ir commenred Lynn Beory Seeing rhe finol ochievemenrs mode ir oll worrhwhile lr fools o long time ro esroblish unify in rhe prom commirree bur in rhe end everyrhing come rogerher When oslsed whor she felr mode rhis prom unique, Lynn replied rhor, The decororions were exrrovo' gonr! She olso odded rhor she bee lieved rhis wos the mosr expensive prom ever or Sourh. Lynn wos involved wirh rhe orgo- nizing ond plonning of rhe prom be- couse she wos o member of rhe Jue nior Closs Commirree. In response ro the question os ro wherher she would encjouroge orhers ro porricipore in rhese lsinds of ocriviries, Lynn replied rhoi if o srudenr reolly wonis ro gel involved in school, hefshe should do so by joining o commirree. Thor's where rhe 'soy' is. D A. Finol rouches ore pur on o box lsire by Jennifer Snools, D. Couples get inro rhe mood of rhe music. C. Dove Bonsmer shows closs by weoring o rop hor ro rhe prom. D. Koren Sexon sings o solo or inrermission. PROM 239 Trogedy hirs Sourh os Shokesbeores uOrhello is presenred 'lOrhello , rhe spring ploy, Wos obour 0 greor block generol, o Moor nomed Orhello, ployed by Mike Seed, who wos driven ro ojeolous roge by his rrusred friend ond cornbor officer, logo, porrroyed by Jeff Deol, This roge led Othello ro kill his foirhful Desdernono, ployed by Lizo Toylor, ond finolly ended with Orhello roking his own life, The ploy wos on excellenr performonce wirh o good oudience ond enrhusiosric ocrors ond ocrresses. Mrs. Quombeck soid, l'The ocrors olvvoys felr rhe chollenge of doing Shokespeore ond worked ro moke his words Come olive on srogef' The senior ocrors Jeff Deol, Mike Seed, ond Lizo Toylor were commended for rheir dedicorion ro rhe ploy. B A A Mike Seed os Orhello D, Scorr Lonrz ossisrs Croig Messmer wlrh his rnoke-up. C Sirring- Sue Jenks os rhe Clown. Firsr row sronding- Jeff Deol, Lauren Conf ning, Lizo Toylor, ond Mike Seed. Sec ond row: Dove Bonsrner, Bloke Guoge, Make Johnston, Mike Monrgom- ery, ond Mork Tone. ,M 240-SPRING PLAY 4 CDGWKEIULCD CAST Mike Seed .... Lizo Toylor . . Jeff Deo! ..... Milse Johmsrom . . Blolse Guoge . . Dove Bomsmer . Mike Momrgomery Moria Tome ..... ......OrheIIo ...Desdemona ........Iogo . . Cossio Pxoderigo Monromo Lodovico Groriono S A A Lizo Taylor gets reody os Desde' mono before rhe ploy. D logo Cfor lefrb fries ro ger Cosslo Con Iogcfs lefrb drunk so he will dlsgroce hum' self. SPRING PLAY 241 v Afrer vvorlsing behind rhe scenes Ju nior Blolse Guoge finolly oorricioored in o ploy by ocring on sroge Blolse s involve rnenr wirh drorno srorred in rhe renrh grode or Sourh Ive been sroge mon oger for Funny Girl ond The Lirrle Foxes I olso feel rhor rhe oddirion of Bob Droinord os rechnicol direcror is rhe besr rhing rhor s hoppened ro Sourh s drorno deporrrnenr in ouire owhilef' sold Blolse. He plonned ro orrend Sourhern Or- egon Srore College, or Monrono Store Universiry ro mojor in Sociol Science ond minor in Te-chnicol Theorer. 5ourh's dro- cno deoorrmenr is probobly one of rhe be-sr in rhe ciry, ond I would ber Ir is one of rhe besr in rhe region. The rrogedy conrinues A A. Monrono, rrying ro srop Cossio from killing Psoderigo, gers orroclsed himself, D. logo, wirh his evil doings rries ro con Rodergio. C. Sue Jenlss os rhe clown. B 242-SPRING PLAY C f.i.1'. If- falls play. brings them back together again. Sarcastic humor made the play appealing A. Phil Klossen, Dianna Snawder, Christy Wilson, and Patty Keane Csrudent direcrorb rehearse a scene from Sunday Costs Five Pesos for a performance at McKinley Elemen- tary School. D. Drea Douglas portrays Glady, a fable-teller, in Rumpelsrilrsl4in . C. Annette CKaryn Morelandh has a visit from llumpelstiltslsin CMil1e Kylel. Fairy tale, l'Psumpelstiltslsin, comes alive Rumpelstiltslsin, another one-act play, was presented with Sunday Casts Five Pesos . Mrs. Compton also directed this play with the assistance of Marla Tone, student director. Cole Alseman was to play the part of Rumpelstiltslsin but became very ill and was not able to perform. Milse Kyle, production director, stepped in to tal-ze his place. As a fairy tale, l'Rumpelstiltsl4in was meant for young children. It was the story of a girl, Annette, whose father told the Ising that she could spin yarn into gold. She is saved by a dwarf, Rumpelstiltslsin, only to find that he causes her more problems later on. Fidel Glady Rumpelstiltslsin C King ........ Miller Freshmen and Sophomores present Mexican play Under the direction of Mrs. Jane Compton, the freshman-sopho- more oneeact play, Sunday Casts Five Pesos , was presented in the Little Theater. Patty Keane was the student director for this Mexican The setting for the play was a small Mexican village. Fidel fell in love with Betta, who later became angry with him. Derta's friends tell Fidel that she has fallen into a well, and Fidel becomes worried. This to both high school students and adults. Mrs. Compton chose the play for its humor, as well as the challenge it presented to the actors. Cast for Sunday Costs Five Pesos . . . . .Phil Klossen Berta . ...... Heidi Person Salome . .... Dianna Snawder Tania . . . ..... Christy Wilson Celestina . . ....... . . ......... Shannon Timm Cast for Psumpelstiltslsin . . . . . .Drea Douglas Christoph Neuendorf Annette ...... ..... l Qaryn Moreland ........Milse Kyle . . . .Brett McDonald FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE SPRING PLAYS 243 244-SENIOR COLLEGE SELECTIONS Some Seniors move on Oregon Srore Universiry Adoms, Lori Anderson, Jon Borbero, Nicole Blonls, Dovid Boorvvrighr, Jonice Burche, Brion Collins, Korhleen Coronell, Dovid Culver, Brenr Edmisron, Rob Freshner, Lorry Gorzo, Jomie Golden, Ann Horr, Alon Hoffmon, Louro Jocl-cson, Dorcy Kennedy, Jocls Kropp, Bruce Long, George Longendoerfer, l-leidi Losley, Goil Long, George McCloin, Brion McGovern, Moureen Miller, Sondro Porerson, Soro Peorson, Debbie Quisenberry, Corhy Ouoidboch, Don Riley, Norhon Rogers, Mory Ann Sonro, Ren Schmirz, Porri Sommer, Judy Srong, Terri Vonels, Vince Wilson, Scorr Yorls, Cheryl Lynn Youngmon, Jeonerre Universiry of Oregon Arrhur, Curr Beers, l-lelen Collohon, Borboro Cenrers, Dove Cusocls, Kendol Eschelmon, Todd Herberr, John Hemingron, Srephen l-loney, John V I-lounshell, Sondy Hunrer, Michoel R. Jessup, Tom Johnson, Jeonnerre Jensen, Krisrine Kerr, Ricls Kierzmonn, Donno Lee, Milse Long, Dovid McAree, Anne McKellor, Scorr Nuss, Morls Poreer, Sue Rorhvveiler, Richord Spence, Porricio Sreele, Don Srrodrmonn, Jessico Sruhr, Jeffrey Swenson, Eric Toggesell, Eric Chemelserso Communiry College Albrich, Amy Berg, Sondro Bibelheimer, Tomi Bissell, Lonce Buimgorner, Kevin Burlse, Brion Comb, Gronr Cox, Benron Poul Crowrord, Lucindo Fox, Lorry Gerber, Rondol Godfrey, Dovid Goodvvin, Anno Honhi, Kip Hupy, Jeonelle L. lsooc, Doug Kour, Rondy Khlols, Chivindo Kinlsoid, Jeff Knorrs, Corl LoChonce, Regis Loccoorce, Jeonine Lemblige, Kim Melrose, Leslie Nelson, Brerr Ploof, Julie Odom, Debbie Richordson, Elizoberh Roberrson, Lynerre Sorozuo, Lyndo Schulrz, Don Smirh, Korhy Smirh, Ron Smirh, Sreve Treor, Lerry Worden, Sreve Zonder, Gory Cloclsomos, Junior College Schoecher, Louro Universiry of Colifornio or Dovis Koneshige, Jill ro college life Willomerre Universiry Dovidson, Louro Eshlemon, John Finn, Lori Gile, Ed Jocox, Scorr Wesrmonr CollegevColifornio Wesr, Jeff Universiry of Aloslso Johnson, Morr Treosure Volley-Oregon Dowling, Dovid Poschlse, Jeff Universiry of Porrlond Whire, Chrisrine Wipf, Srocy UCLAeColifornio Henderson, Cheri Son Jose Srore-Colifornio Frye, Curris Scripps CoIlegeeCoIifornio Word, Denise L. Moody Bible lnsrirure-Illinois Soucy, Glorio Blue Mounroin Communiry College Toylor, Riro Arizono Auromorive lnsriruree Arizono Demers, Bob Merrir Dovis College of BusinesseOregon WOllG, Andreo George Fox College'Oregon Widmer, Morlene Oregon College of Educorion Bolser, Corhy Boosr, Ron Colemon, Jill Conrod, Jeff Dorn, Kim Heinz, Elizoberh llg, Louro Johnson, Veronico McGhehey, Kelly Mohoney, Melisso cBride, Jim ererson, Barbara rovosr, Jim mirh, Mike mirh, Parri IQ mlrh, Sracy eers, Sran Warren, Andy Webb, Mark 'Werder, Janell Taylor Universiry-indiana Bchvvalm, Rurh niversiry of Idaho ovvers, Alan mirh, Laurie enrral Oregon Communiry ollege Johnson, Sreve Mike, Levvelling -Concordia College-Porrland Privrarsky, Michele Yuba Ciry College'California Norden, Lila lSearrIe Pacific-Washingron Boese, Lori Bullock, Brenda Lamberr, karhy Svveer BriareVirginia Srooner, Laura Easrern Oregon Srare College Herrie, Mary Duke Universiryelxl. Carolina Benson, Colleen Whirman College-Washingron Collins, Williams R. McReal, Marshal Whirworrh-Washlngron Graham, Belinda Earlham College-indiana l-lenderlire, Sreve Universiry of Washington Villarreal, Linda Pomona CollegeeOregon Levvirzke, Dan MacDonald, Marlene Morrson, Scarr Newell, Jim Smirhey, James L. Triniry Universiry-Texas Havvley, Phillip IQ Sourhern Oregon Srare College Cheney, Diane Doumirr, Rherr Pierre, Dan Socolofsky, Brad Norrhvvesr Nazareneeldaho Aebischer, Berh Janrzen, Rod Levvis and Clark College Whirehead, Dan Universiry of Denver-Colorado Kreirzberg, Donna Marrhey, Jennifer Ricks, Collegefldaho Byers, Eric Mirron, John Tulane Universiry-Louisiana Wrighr, John Claremonr Men's College-Calif. Miles, Doug Earlham Collegerlndiana Lisensky, Carol Cal Lurheran-California Ordonez, Tina Colorado Universiry Tofre, Dean Rose Hulman lnsrirure of Technologyelndiana Hunsaker, Brerr A. Pacific LurheraneWashingron Gares, Tim Tim, Kelly Mr. Hood Communiry College Oregon Williams, Janer Brigham Young Universiry- Urah Smirh, Karhleen Meyers, Jane l.. Vegero, Gary C-Juirar lnsrirure of Technology- California Paschke, Pam Academy of Hair Design-Oregon Gerris, Carol Peoples Hair Facrory Carlisle, Jacque Universiry of Pugeor Sound- Washingron Rreirzberg, Cynrhia Mckinley, Rarhy Oregon lnsrirure of Technology Buscher, Rich Koch, Ken Williams, Dovvdy Porrland Siare Universiry Ankeny, Lesley Krekler, Nancy Omnes, Cheryl Randal, Robin Undecided Anderson, David Beard, Brian Bunqer, Debra Canronvvine, Kim Carey, Mike Davis, kyle Fosrer, Cheryl Hammond, Wayne B, Heine, Jim Holmes, David A. Pavelek, Deb Rouske, Adam The Senior Bonguer vvos o greor success vvirh over rvvo hundred Seniors orrending. Highlighrs of rhe evening included rhe well done rop sirloin sreols, o fishing srorv rold by rhe honored guesr Mr. Jim Monuel, ond of course, rhe giving of rhe Senior Avvords. There were bosicolly rhree rypes of owords given ro rhe deserving Closs of BO: rhe serious, serious humorous, ond rhe humorous humorous ovvords. The serious ovvords vvere given ro srudenrs on rhe bosis of rheir ocodemic ochievemenrs. The serious humorous were rhe ovvords orgoe nized vored on by bollor by rhe Closs of '80 rhe doy of rhe bonguer. Then rhere were rhe humorous humorous ovvords bosed on o generol concensus of rhe Closs of '8O's generol Isnovvledge of rhe people honored by rhese owords. These ovvords were developed ond presenr- ed by rhe srudenrs speolsers, Brion Groziono ond Don Whireheod, ond rhe Mosrer of Ceremonies, Mr. Bob Wirhycomb. Some exomples of rhese ovvords were: BEST OFFENSE ................... .... C orin Gingerich BEST DEFENSE ...................i....,........... Tom Seirz MOST LIKELY TO BECOME A TERRORIST ............. Brenr Culver MOST LIKELY TO TELL GROSS JOKES IN SEMINARY SCHOOL .Mori Becleer MOST LIKELY TO REMAIN SHORT FOR THE REST OF HIS LIFE .............. Sreve Hendrilire MOST LIKELY TO BE A RALLY ADVISOR AT AGE SIXTY .Porri Schmirz MOST LIKELY TO RAISE PIGS WHEN GROWN UP ........ Morr Isom B A Mr Ediger congrorulores John Reuling while giving hime one of rhe mony owords he vvon B Mr Monuel is Coughr or o boshful momenr C Eric Miller is chosen Boy of rhe Yeor. D. Curr Arrhur receives rhe most Iilsely ro morry o younger women ovvord 246 SENIOR DANQUET AWARDS Joseph H. Albert Prize ..... .............. .... J o hn A. Reuling III Bausch 8a Lomb Science ......................... John A. Reuling III D.A.R. Good Citizen ............................... Robert Cary Ronald Scott Abdo Award-Excellence in the Mechanical Arts .... Nathan Riley South Salem Optimist of Year ......................... Shelly Dykes Exchange Club ........... .... R obert Cary John Philip Sousa Band .... .... C heryl Foster Orchestra ................. . . .Jaymes Williams Home Economics Award .............. . . . Laura Hoffman Architecture Club-Rainier Award ............,........ Nathan Banks Presidential Scholars Program-1980 Finalist ........... John A. Reuling III NATIONAL MATHEMATICS ASSOCIATION, STATE HONOR ROLL: Jon Anderson, Helen Beers, Colleen Benson, Daniel Cohen, William Collins, Rhett Doumitt, Stephen Henderlite, Tom Hendrie, Brett Hunsaker, Matthew Isom, Jeannette Johnson, Bruce Kropp, Carol Lisensky, John Reuling, Park Shaffer, Dan Steele, Jessica Stradtmann, Timothy Swan, Bergitta Trelstad, Dale Weideman, Cheryl York. OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT: JOURNALISM: Barbara Callahan. FRENCH: Marie Bello, Carol Lisensky, John Reuling, Denise Ward. GERMAN: Bergitta Trelstad, John Olson, Helen Beers, Cynthia Kreitz- berg. SPANISH: Robin Randall, Diane Valach, Marlene MacDonald. BUSINESS STUDENT: Gail Vibbert. SPEECH: Joni Whitmore. DRAMA: Best Actor - Jeff Deal, Best Actress - Karen Sexson, Best Supporting Actor - Mike Johnston, Outstanding Crew - Pat Reynolds. LANGUAGE ARTS: Matt Becker, Colleen Benson, William Collins, Cynthia Fairfax, Carol Lisensky, John Reuling, Jeff Stuhr, Kelly Timm, Joni Whitmore. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA: Mary Herrle. QUILL AND SCROLL-International Honor Society of Journalism: Curt Arthur, Colleen Benson, Michelle Privratsky. SCHOLARSHIPS American Field Service International Exchange .... .... D ebbie Pavelek, Marshal McReal Art Club Scholarship .................. . . .Karen Johnson Betty Holmes Art Scholarship ....... .... K elly McGehey Brigham Young University ........... . . Clackamas Community College, Athletic . . . . Claremont Men's College ..... Concordia Colle e g ............... . . . Earlham College ...... John M. Miller Swimming .... Junior Miss .............. National Diabetics Association. National Merit-Western Electric Oregon State Air Force ROTC . Pacific Lutheran University,National Merit . . . . . Salem Soroptimist Club ..... University of Alaska, Athletic . University of Denver ....... University of Miami .... University of Oregon ...... University of Puget Sound .... Whitworth College ......... . . .Matthew Isom . Laurie Schaecher . . . Douglas Miles Michelle Privratsky . . Carol Lisensky, Stephen Henderlite . . . . Gary Veteto . Jennifer Matthey Kelly Timm ' ' ' ' ' from X. Reuling 111 . . . .Sondra Miller . . . . .Kelly Timm . . . . .Kelly Timm .Matthew Johnson Donna Kreitzburg, Jennifer Matthey . . . . Toni Kramer . . . Talli Osborne, Todd Eschelman . . . . . . .Cynthia Kreitzberg ......................BelindaGraham Willamette University National Merit ................... Laura Davidson NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP FINALISTS: William Collins, Laura Davidson, Cynthia Fairfax, Steve Henderlite, Kelly Timm, Dale Weideman NATIONAL MERIT LETTER OF COMMENDATION: Nathan Banks, Daniel Cohen, Cynthia Kreitzberg, Carol Lisensky, Douglas Miles, Sondra Miller, Talliene Osborne, Dan Steele, Jessica Stradtmann, Timothy Swan, Cheryl York OREGON SCHOLARS: Carol Lisensky, John Reuling, William Collins, Daniel Cohen, Helen Beers, Dale Weideman, Stephen Henderlite, Talliene Osborne, Sondra Miller, Timothy Swan, Cynthia Fairfax, Diane Valach, Matthew Isom, Kelly Timm, Douglas Miles, Colleen Benson, Toni Kramer, Bergitta Trelstad, Brett Hunsaker, Michele Privratsky, Jeffrey Stuhr, Donna Kreitzberg, Lori Boese, Mary Rogers, Park Shaffer Awords flood seniors Most likely to succeed - John Reuling Flirt of 1980 - Carin Gingerich Best dressed - JoAnn Wolfe Most likely to become a billion- aire -A Eric Miller Most Inspirational - Robert Cary Most unique laugh of 1980 - Ann McAtee Jock of the year - Jim Newell Jockette of the year - Laura Schaecher Best legs of 1980 - Tom Hendrie Most outgoing - Talli Osborne Computer of the year - Brett Hunsaker Most likely to marry a younger woman - Curt Aurther All American Girl - Sara Pater- son All American Boy - Todd Eschelman Bestsmile - Alisa Huntley Clash comedian - Bnian Glaziano Boy-watcher of the Year - Patti Schmitz Girl-watcher of the year - Tom Seitz Best buddy of the year - Jessica Stradtmann Most likely to write a gossip column - Barbara Callahan Boy-girl couple of the year - George Long 81 Terri Stang Most likely to have 10 kids - Melissa Mahoney Most likely to become a star - Karen Sexson Most spirited - Dave Centers Party goer of the year - Donna Kreitzberg Most likely to marry an older man - Jeanine Laccoarce Most likely to disco in the steps of Denny Terio - Helen Beers Most likely to become Mr. Uni- verse - Monte Voigt Boy and Girl of the year - Sara - Paterson and Eric Miller Most gullible - Sandy Hounshell SENIOR BANQUET 247 A guier oreok for seniors ond rheir fomilies l'Seek ond you sholl find. Ask ond ir will be given. Knock ond rhe door will be open. Wirh rhese words, Reverend Edvvord Henderlire opened ooccoloureore. Groduoring seniors, olong vvirh fomily ond friends, gorhered for rhe rrodirionol religious ceremony. The ceremony included such rhings os philosophy from Chore Iey Brown, musicol enrerroinmenr ond o serious rolk ooour rhe furure for rhe Closs of 1980, Alrhough rhe ceremony did nor losr long, rhe prevoiling ormosphere coused everyone ro consider rhe rorol meoning of edu- corion, Rev. Whireheod ond Rev. Henderlire were oorh forhers of groduoring seniors. PROGRAM PROCESSIONAL. Pomp ond Circumsronce ,...... Elgor Mrs. Wolloce Johnson, Orgonisr INVOCATION. .........i.... Rev. Tom Whireheod ANTHEM1 'lA Hymn To Dovid ..... John Ness Beck Sourh Solem High School Concerr Choir Mr. lvlichoel Crowford, Conducror SCRIPTURE READING: . . .... Morrhew 71778 Romons 12. 1-2 ANTHEM1 'lAn Old lrish Blessing ....... Denes Agoy Sourh Solem High School Concerr Choir SERMON The Losr Comperency . .Rev Edvvord Henderlire HYMN: Foirh of Gur Forhers ......... Hemy Worron BENEDICTION: ...........,.. Rev. Tom Whireheod RECESSIONAL. Morche Psomoine . ..,. Gounod C A-The Concerr Choir performs musi- col enrerroinmenr. B. Srudenrs sing hymns during rhe ceremohy. C. Rev, Tom Whireheod. 248 BACCALAUREATE Whisrles ohd Cor Colls ourside - l'Pomp ohd Circum- srohce lhside. Wirh rhis corhoihorioh, rhe groduorioh ceremony oegoh. Afrer rhirreeh olrerhorihg rovvs of blue ond red covered rhe gym floor, Mr. Ediger oddressed rhe sehlors for rhe losr rime. Groduorioh speolsers choseh by rhe closs were Roberr Cory ohd Bergirro Trelsrod. Rooerr's emorlohol Pep Tolls reflecred oh rhe omouhr of pride ond morivorioh rhor he felr our closs possessed. Bergirro oosed her role porollel ro rhe srory of Alice'sjourhey rhrough rhe lools' ihg gloss. The momehr eoch sehlor hod vvoired o Iohg rvvelve school yeors for fiholly orrived. Fourhuhdred hlhe sru OGOTS received drolorhos CcosesD ohd loecorhe groduores. Alrhough groduorioh hod culmlhored rhis hlghry for rhosr groduores ir vvos dlffncull' ro oihoolhr exocrly vvhere Il srorred, or vvhere nr would ehd. PROGRAM PROCESSIONAL. Porno ohd Clrcurhsrohce' .....,.., ElgorfSrerrerr INVOCATION1 ................ Rev. Pere Schvvolrh SOUTHERNAIRES1 'll3irdlohd .Arrohged by Croig Bender Pride .........,................ Rooerr Cory CONCERT BAND: llFohrosio ih G Mojor .BochfGoldrhoh Through rhe Loolsihg Gloss .... Bergirro K. Trelsord PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMA5: ...... Mr. Wes Ediger DENEDICTION: ............... Rev. Pere Schvvolm RECESSIONAI.. The Eorl of Oxfords Morch ........ Byrdflocoo is A Berglrro Trelsrod reflecrs oh her yeors of school. B. Mr. Ediger cohgrorulores Don Sreele. C From rhe foorboll fneld ro rhe gym in record rime. GRADUATION-249 'F Done or Iosr! if o A o Y -fn '5 n o X X mK'.ix. L A h ' . - . . K1-i Z, fn ' g :.A if Q 'Q In V In I n n , on i o i A 'Xk K .2 ig ..'.f A A .- L' A j u 'Q imfy . I V I ..kW Whhk J' K,.L .L K, f -LAK I ,.1 W - C 250-GRADUATION A Vrsuons of Neskowin donce in rhenr heods. B Look Mom, I rnode wr' C NI Coleman ond Jeonerre Johnson srroll up rne aisle D Krrsren Pererson soys good bye ro Mr. Ednger, no , if f U NNQQ' A. Mr Ediger gvves forewell speech to rhe groduoring seniors, B. Norionol Honor Sociery members show rheur double rossles, C Sourhernoures sing rheir finol song rogerher. D, Groduore woirs onxlously for her dnplomo, f if f ns, if x f N in Q I . sy K 4 'gif- V, r , ,- f ' , -X S f s 'X' , . - 1 5 W is sl s ' fQ1Q4i ' . , , r- fd W , T: f D GRADUATION-251 A Abbot, Sue 173 Adams Paul 96 Adams Kyle 20, 96, 228 Adams Lori 40 Adams Ozone 170 Adams Robert 96 Adams, Sonja Adkins, Diane 96 Advertising and Index. Adkins, Ronnie 40 Adsitt, Laurie 40, 210 Aebischer, Beth Aeschlimann, Eric 40, 195 Ahmed, Maryann 20, 21, 80, 130, 228 Akeman, Cole 20, 80, 92 Albrich, Amy 40 Albrich, Robert 18, 96, 235 Albright, Douglas 96, 148 Albright, Sandra 80 Allred, Robin 80 Alvarez, Jose 96 Alvord, Trina 80 Amos, Laura 62, 210, 214 Anderson, David 40 Andreson, Gail 62 Anderson, Jon 40, 151, 228, 247 Anderson Leif 62 1 Anderson, Marie Anderson, Toni 29, 40 585 9281 Andrade, Susan 96 Andrews, Arthur 96, 178 Ankeny, Leslie 40, 180, 230, 231 Applegate, Leah Applegate, Martha Arbuckle, Kristy 40, 178, 180, 181 Armas, Jeffery 16, 80, 146 Armas, Anthony 41, 142 Armlntrout, Joseph 80, 151 Armstrong, Debora 96, 234 Arrebollo, Albert Arrebollo, Gilbert 96 Arthur, Curtis 41, 161, 162, 163, 184, 185, 201, 202, 246, 247, 248 Ault, Steven 80 Ayres, Nanci 96 B Bachmann, Cathie 41, 208, 209 Bader, Jason 18, 96, 224 Baht, Kim 62, 163 Bahr, Michael 12, 41 Bail, Brenda 80 Bailey, Keith 85 Bailey, Tom 18, 96, 147, 233 Baker, Cathy 41, 202 Baker, Christy 96 Baker, Myriam 41, 161, 180 Bakken, Kimberly 96 Baldwin, Scott 41 Ball, Arlena 80 Ball, Jeffrey Ball, Lorena 62 Ball, Margery 97 Ballantyne, Jon 12, 16, 62, 142 Ballard, Wesley 62, 173, 177, 194, 199 Ballrot, Nicki 80 Ballweber, John 62, 74, 180, 181 Banda, Dora 41 Banda, Rosa 80, 229 Banks, Michael 62 Banks, Nathan 41, 210, 247 Bansmer, David 12, 62, 170, 214, 239, 240, 241, 242 Banton, Marci 62 Barbee, Bradlet 62 Barber, David 62, 202 Barber, Lisa 25, 80, 152, 196, 230 Barbera, Andrew 97, 179 Baush, Robert Bean, Deborah 97, 198 Beard, Bryan 41 Beard, Norman 80, 83, 125, 233 Beaton, Alan 97, 148, 199 Beaton, Lynn 62, 170, 201, 202 Beattie, Rhett 41 Beary, Lance 97 146 196 Beary, Lynn 63,'66, 71, 174, 203 Beaty, Steve 80 Bechtel, Barbara 97 Beck, Daren 97 Beck, Gary 63 Beck, Jeffrey 97 Becker, Matthew 41, 169, 170, 173 177, 247 Becker, Michael 80, 179, 180 Bedford, Laura 80 Bednarz, Wendy 63, 173, 213 Beers, Helen 41, 168, 173, 208, Barbera, Nicole 41 Barfknecht, Dona Barlow, Rebecca 62, 180 Barnard, Scott Barnes, Joanne 41, 53, 177, 186 Barnes, Karla 97 Barrie, Charles 41 Bartel, Leigh 80, 176 Bass, Jill 97 Bassett, Donna 97 Bauandpouri, Yazdan 209, 247 Bell, Jeff 80 Bellinger, Betsy 41 Bello, Marie 41, 247 181, 201 Bender, Thomas 97 Benham, Jeffery Benson, Colleen 41, 168 172 187, 208, 214, 247 Bentson, Mary 63 ANGELO5 PIZZA PARLGR 2605 Commercial SE PIZZAS SANDWICHES SALADS Angelo s QD 0 0 0 g, 9 BEVERAGES i A I 252 ADS 6 INDEX Bender, Craig 63, 74, 139 C eflca Jtl lh nP Turn ro 7 Up for your school Porries Donces Sporrs Evenrs Closs Tours 1' Seven UpfR.C. 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SE, Solem 585-2822 Bedo, Trisho 68 Berg Jennifer 97 Berg Sondro 41 Berger, Jeonnie 80, Bevens Brendo 97 Bernloehr, Lorry 68 Berrelson Cherl 68 Berwick Lindo 42 Bibelheimer Tomro 4 Bible, Korol 68 Bier Donno 68 Bierer Wendy 97 Bigq Sreve 68 218 Biggs, Suzonne Bilyeu Chorles 20 Bishoprick Dino 80 176, Bissell, Lonce 20, 42 Work Chrisropher 97 oir Chorles oir Doniel 42 oir Liso 97 174, 196 oir Yronne 42 Blonchord Jimmy 97 Blonchord Ronold 81 Blond Roymond 97 Blei Showno 81 Blonk Brodley 68 Blonk, Dovid 42 201 Bledsoe Mellisso 68 169 201 202 Blei Michelle 68 Blevons, Jeonno 97 Bleyons John Bloom Lynerre Boordmon, Joy 81, 288 Boorwrighr Jonice 42, 168, , 188 214 251 209 202 211 Bock Douglos 211 Bocking Ronold 81 Boeder Mike 18 97,196 288 Boese, Lori 20, 42, 52 150 169, Boggs Gregory 81 Bonnem Jone 97, 196 Bonnes, Bloir 81, 146, 201 Boone Tomi 68, 64 Boosr, Ron 42 169, 180, 181, 210 Borges, Morc 81 Bosch Korlo 81, 152 154, 178, 196 Bouchord Julie 196 Bouchord Michoel12 42 Boyd, Down 81, 98 Brodbury, Corl 81 Brodshow Richord 81 Brodshow Roberr 68 Broinord Adrio Broinord, Dovid 81 Broinord Dione Brommer, Phyllis 81 Brommer, Rondy 42, 148 Bronch, Don 42 Brokch Todd 97, 222 Brond, Jonice 97 196 Brond Poul 98 148 196 Brondr, Bonnie 198 Browner, Jono 68 Broy Liso 68 202 Brewer, Dorroll 42 Brighr Dono 98 198 Briles, Donold 42 Briscoe Robert 68 221, 218 Brock, Morie 98, 178 Brooks Doreen 98 198 EYERLY VOLKSWAGEN INC EYERLY VOLKSWAGEN INC Phone 585 7251 Brower, Chrisrine 98 Brown Diono 68 Brown Gory 196 Brown Jennifer 81 Brown, Julie 68, 204 Brown, Korhleen Brown, Lindo 81 Brown Williom 81, 98 Brunkol, Andrew 81 Bruron, Audrey 81, 150 Bruron, Lindo 196 Bryon, Thomos 81 Buchord, Mike 22 Bumonlog, Elpidio 12 Bumonlog, Koren 196 Bunqer, Debro 42 Bunqer, Denise 152, 154 Bunqer, Liso 68 Bunqer, Jim 42 Buren, Colleen 98, 178 Buren, Mike 81, 180 Burger, Shone 81 Burger, Philip 98, 199, 201 Burke, Brion 12, 42 Burke, Fronk Burke, John 68 Buck, Roger 68 Buckinghom, Brion Bullock, Brendo 42 Bumonlog, Doniel Burke, Mory 82 Burkholder, Shoron Burkle, Krisrin 82 Burling, Krisrino 42, 52, 20 1, 214 Burr, Morhew 48, 288 Burron, Lindo Buscher, George 48 Buscher, Michelle 280 Burler, Jeffery 82 Buys, Leslie 48 Bybee, Dorin 18, 98, 148, 178, 179 Byers, Anrhony 28, 190 Byers, Donerre 198 Byers, Eric 48, 191, 199 Byers, Sherry Coldorozzo, Anne 98, 205, 225 Colderwood, Pom 48, 175 Coldwell, Mickey 82 Coldwell, Keirh Collohon, Borboro 48, 49, 165, 172 184, 185, 202, 285, 247 Compbell, Chrisrino 98 Compbell, Jeffery 82, 191, 196 Compbell, Foirh 68, 170, 180, 202 Compbell, Lemor Conogo, Wesly 12, 64 Condello, Porricio 64 Conning, Louren 170 Conronwine, Kimberly 158, 180 Cordoso, Corlos 64, 148 Cordwell, Eric 48 Corey, Michoel 48, 148, 149, 247 Corey, Porick Corey, Poul 16, 82, 146, 220, 221 Cori, Ronold 64 ADS 6 INDEX 258 the gallery aooxsrone LARGE SELECTION SPORTS HOBBIES HOW TO COOKING NEW NOVELS 270 LIBERTY ST N.E. LANGUAGE MYSTERIES SCIENCE FICTION 399-7073 N I 1 ' 0 ROMANCE 6355 ' ' 0 Q xi 0 O O Carlisle, Jacaue 48 Carlisle, Jeanne 82 Cormacl-Q, Kerry 98 Carns, Debo 64, 175, 180 Carpenrer, Mary Carson, Carrer, Carrer, Carey, 186, Cosby, Sreven 98, 199 Gina 98 Karen 64, 175 Roberr 48, 157, 168, 174, 247 Lavra 64 Case, Brian 48, 180-181 Case, Juball 56 Case, Tammy 98 Casrronovo, Dean 64, 181 Casrranovo, Vince 12, 148-149 Caudillo, Greg Coughell, Jeff 98 Cohen, Daniel 44, 168, 170, 188, 190, 247 Cole, Keirh 98 Coleman, Donnerre 64, 250 Coleman, Duane 98 Coleman, Jane 98, 196 Coleman, Jeffery 64 Coleman, Jill 20, 44, 198 Colleron, Charles 82 Colleron, Colleen 44 Collins, Janine 64, 169 Collins, Karhleen 44 Collins, Bill 44, 169, 247 Curr, Combs 44, 82 Combs, Granr 44 Conlslin, April 82 Connell, Tamera 82 Connors, Renee 64, 78, 178, 202 Cenrers, Dave 12-14, 88, 48, 157, 285, 288, 247 Cezor, Fernando 22-28 Chamber, Marcia Chamberlain, Paul Chambers, Fred 64, 148-149 Choudoin, Dianna 48 Chenney, Craig 98 Cheney, Diane 48, 176 Cheshire, Ginger Chesrer, Joan 10, 22-28, 48, 211, 225 Chinchen, David 98 Chrisman, Lajuana 48 Chrisman, Srephen Chrisemer, Heidi 98, 177 Chrisemer, William 12, 16 Chrisrensen, Joel 20-21, 180, 228 Chrisrian, Scorr 64 Chubb, Terry 18, 98, 178 Chubb, Troy 64 Cirron, Sreve 22 Clancy, Sherie 98 Clancy, Trisha 82 Claris, Timorhy 64 Clawson, Sherry 64 Clifford, Sarah 82, 84, 170, 225 Climoldi, Dennis 64, 185 Climaldi, John 82 Cline, Marcy 64, 170, 171, 202, 282 Cline, Sreve 44 Clure, Ron Clyde, Anne 98, 156 Coclsrell, William 228 Coday, Sreven 82 Coday, Terry 64 254 ADS Cr !NDEX Conrad, Jeffery 44 Cools, James Cool-2, Miclsey 98 Cooley, Wade 44 Coons, Brian 82, 182 Coons, Shay 98 Cooper, Cheryl 64, 289 Cooper, Marri 44, 174, 186, 187, 248 Cooper, Richard Cooper, Ronald 99 Cooper, Walrer Corbin, Krisri Cornurr, Ronald 99, 224 Coronel, David 44, 169, 191 Cosrello, Marla 99 Cosrello, Monica 82 Corron, Keirh 64, 218 Coulrer, Kelly 12, 64 Coverr, Chris 65 Cowles, Margrerhe 65, 198 Cox, Denron Cox, Dradly 18, 99, 148 Cox, Carolyn 64, 65, 174, 184, 185, 208 Cox, Mirchel 12, 16, 178 Cozarr, Sreven 180 Crabb, Dale 99 Cramer, Jeffery 99 Craven, Casey 44 Crawford, Lucinda 44 Crippen, Mari 99 Croclserr, Barron 22, 99, 178 Crosby, Dororhy Crow, Sarah 182 Cruilsshanls, Tracey 99 Cruilxshanls, Zina 65 Cruise, Gregory 88, 180 Crump, Andrew 224 Culver, Brenr 12, 44 Culver, Julie 65 Cundiff, Jim 44, 191 Cupps, James 88 Cusack, Kendal 44 Cusacls, Robin 25, 65 Curler, Allen 65 D Dade, Norman 99 Dahlen, Michael 99, 184 Darnell, Lisa 29, 88 Dosilva, Nelsen 99 Dauner, Tammy Davidson, Darcy 99 Davidson, Laura 44 Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Carla 99 Edna 65 Jefferson 99 Kelly 88 Kyle 45 Linda 229 Tracy 88 Virginia 65 1 195, 247 Dawson, Mary 88, 178 Dawson, Shanna 99, 284 SPECIALIST SINCE 1962 BUILT IN VACUUM SYSTEMS A8110 VAC I, V862 Maud uw 303.17 5? 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J ,wr 1 11 1 11 1 1111, , 0 11111 1- Demers, Down 65, 186, 195, 210 Dudley, Jackie 65 I 1 Q F 1qM'11 W 1 ,1.. 1' 1, 1 iii' 1 1 ' ' I ,r YI! J 1 1 'N I I xx ff ' 1 I X 1 , . , 1 200 Q 1 - - 1 1 GD H ff, 1 1 1 1 Q I , 'vo' ' v E v' 'ol , at ,J I 1 . 1 1 1 , , 5. X X I 1 1 . . Q24 1 O, X X 1 1 1 Q oremus Cheryl 83 218 221 ADS Cr INDEX 255 wh QF NB C41 . . M FLQIUCJHFLH 7, ' 1596 Lbe ty Street SE Salem, Orego 97802 Phone 8780686 Congratulations to the class of 80 F CNW nic ii, DU 51759181 I Fi I A HW I. L LJl.l LI PL Frank, Annette 100 Franklin, T.J, 100, 288 Freitag, Linda 46, 191 Freitag, Stanley 84 French, Bradley 16, 148 Freres, Rene 84 Freshner, Lawrence 46 Friday, Kent 100 Fiday, Michael 66, 175, 180 Friesen, Daniel 66, 169, 190, 288 Friesen, Mark 100 Frigaard, Karleen 46, 168 Fritz, Tamara 46, 180, 280 Fry, Paul 66 Frye, Curtis 12, 46 Frykberg, Karen 66 Fuentes, Paul 66 Fulgaro, Michael 66, 145 Fuller, George 100, 148, 224 Fulmer, Tobyn 100, 178 Futter, Lisa 66 G Gabriel, Michelle 66, 191 Gage, Blake 12, 16, 66 Gagle, Mark 12, 67 Gallagher, William 67, 145 Galloway, Diane 67 Gant, Alice 100, 182 Garcia, Carol 100, 198 Garcia, Georgina 46, 196 Gardner, Catherine 67, 218 Gardner, Clifton 100, 178 Gardner, Janet Garner, Robert Garrison, Rodney Gartner, James 100 Garza, Jaime 46, 172, 208, 248 Gates, Stephanie 100 Gates, Tim 12, 46 Gavette, Corinne 67, 208, 209 Gehweiler, Julie 84, 178 Gentry, Lora 46 Gerber, Randall 46 Gertenrich, Amy 100, 152, 154, 172, 196, 282 Gertenrich, Julie 29, 67, 78, 172 Gesner, Connie 84, 198 Gettin, Carol 46 Gettis, Stuart 67 Gibson, Bobby 67 Gile, Edward 46 Gillis, Peter 20, 21, 67, 228 Gingerich, Corin 47, 202, 247 Gingerich, Mike 84 Girt, Lawrence 84 Givens, Richard 67 Givens, Steven 84 Glass, Annette 84, 180 Glass, Michele 100, 284 Glazener, Gina 88, 198 Goddard, Lori 100 Godfrey, David 47, 217, 218 Godfrey, Eugenia 67, 195 Goforth, Nathan 16, 85, 94, 148 Golden, Andrea 47, 180 Goldsmith, Linda 85 Goodwin, Laurie 47 Gordon, Cynthia 67, 218 Gore, Lawton 100, 178 Gorton, Darlene 47 Gossack, Daryl 22, 85, 148 Gossack, Greg 12, 16, 17, 67, 148 Gossack, Tim 20, 100, 151, 178, 228 Gottschalk, Veronika 100 Graham, Belinda 47, 247 Graham, Mindy 67 Graham, Todd 85, 228 Gramlich, Chris 67 Granner, Dennis 67 Grant 85, 90, 120, 150 Grater, Chris 25 Gray, Nancy 67, 150 Gray, Susan 65, 184, 185 Graziano, Brian 88, 170, 247 Green, Aaron 85 Green, Daniel 18, 100, 224 Gregory, Ilene 47 Grelinger, Carol 100 Griesen, Lance 16, 85 Griffith, Kelly 67 Grimes, Milton 100, 199, 228 Grimes, Richard 100 Grimm, John 18, 100, 148 Grooms, Charles Gross, Jeff 67 Gross, Tammy Grover, Lois 100 Grude, Janet 85, 128 Grude, Pamela Guenther, Jeffrey 85 Gullifard, Jon 67 Gum, Monica 100, 198, 284 H Haag, Katherine 85 Hackwell, Patrick 100 Hackleman, Catherine 85 Hadden, Michelle 100 Hagestedt, Andre 74, 180, 181 Hagestedt, Norman 100 Hale, Susan 100 Haley, Robert 101 Hambourg, Corinne 182 Hambourg, Tanya 85, 182, 19 Hamilton, Lynette 67, 180, 191 Hamilton, Myron Hammond, Wayne 10 Hanchett, Chris 47 Hanhi, Clinton 47 Hanns, Molly 85 Hansen, Jeffrey 101, 199 Hanses, Paul 85 Hanson, Dawn Hanson, Kim 67 Hanson, Susan 85 Hanzel, Kathleen 67, 178 Hardesty, Rhene 68 Hardie, Kathleen 68 Hardin, Julie 85, 180, 208 Hare, Chris 68, 70 French Cuisine prepared by Chef Robert Lean GH Imports C: Domestic Wines Dinner Concerts OPEN FOR BOTH LUNCH G DINNER WITH PRIVATE MEETING EJ BANOUET ROOMS Mezzanine Reed Opera House 189 Liberty Street NE For reservonons Coil 5515553 256 ADS 6 INDEX FDIC insured Mutual CECIL H JOHNSON PRESIDENT 1 IIII' SALEM DOWNTOWN WOODBURN SALEM KEIZER 333 High Street N E 2600 Newberg Highway 4952 River Rd N Telephone 399 5300 Telephone 982 9921 Telephone 399 5315 SALEM LANCASTER BEND REDMOND SALEM SOUTH Lancaster Mall Bend Plaza 617 S Sixth Southgate Shopping Ctr Telephone 399 5323 Telephone 389 2211 Telephone 5484594 Telephone 399 5318 ze 9- : ll - 1todSm1ingSBanlc Harp, Douglas 101 Harris, Christine 85 Harris, Robert 68 Harris, Lisa 85, 196 Horrod, Todd 85 Hart, Alan 12, 82, 47 Hart, Darryl 16, 85, 225 Hartsell, Ronald 85 Hartung, Brad 101, 147, 228 Harvey, Lance 68 Hassesblad, Sophia 101 Hassler, James 68 Hatfield, Joe 101 Hawkins, Kimberlee 47 Hawley, Phillip oo, 87, 48 Haydon, Lisa 48 Hayes, Vince 68 Head, Laura 48 Heater, Brian 12, 16, 85, 89, 146 Heenan, Marian 86 Heidt, Michelle 86, 175 Heine, Cindy 68 Heine, Party 86 Heine, Jimmy 48 Heinz, Elizabeth 48 Helber, John 68, 210 Hellman, Kristin 86, 180, 280 Hemington, Stephen Hempack, Matt 196 Henderlite, Christopher 86, 178 Henderlite, Stephen 48, 178, 214, 247, 251 Henderson, Alisha 48, 208 Henderson, Collette 101, 205 Henderson, Thomas 68 Henderson, Roslyn 101 Hendrie, Tom 48, 247 Henkel, David 68, 225 Henson, Leland Herber, Jeffrey 12, 68, 201, 189 Herbert, John 48 Herman, Ruth 29, 68, 289 Hern, Kelly 86 Herring, Shawn 48 Herrle, Mary 10, 48, 175, 247 Herring, Diana 101 Hibbard, Andrea 86 Hibbard, Patrick 68, 180 Hickman, Karlene 68 Higley, Kevin 20, 101 Hildebrant, David 182, 199 Hiles, Toni 101 Hinkle, Guy 68 Hise, Kenneth 86 Hochhalrer, Jeff 68, 180, 181 Hoerauf, Darrell 101, 196 Hoffman, Cynthia 101, 198, 228 Hoffman, Laura 48, 247 Hoffman, Lorraine 68 Hofstetter, Mary 86 Hogg, Steven 68, 288 Holler, Becky 101 Holley, David 86 Holme, Mark 48 Holme, Sarah 101, 174, 196 Holmes, David 48 Holmes, Marc 86 Holmes, Myke 48 Holton, Renea Holton, Richard 101 Honey, John 22, 28, 48, 58, 186 Hoover, Timothy Hopkins, Doug 86 Find your face and win a prize! ADS Cr INDEX-257 L ai Horch, Marc 22, 86 Horgen, Garen 147, 178 Horton, Daniel 86 Hounshell, Sandy 48, 158, 202, 247 House, David 68, 185, 208 Howard, Kyle 86, 178 Howe, Timothy Hoy, Larry 101, 148 Huetz, Gaby Huewe, Russell 68, 217, 218, 221 Huggins, Gary 16, 86 Hughes, Gary 86 Huiras, Susan 68, 198 Humburg, Jon 68 Hunsalser, Brett 48, 169, 175, 188, 247 Hunsalser, Diane 68, 169, 170, 186, 188 Hunt, Jodi 101, 178 Hunt, Todd 12, 69, 289 Hunter, Michael 12, 82, 48 Huntley, Alisa 48, 174, 186, 187, 247 Huntley, Dan 16, 86, 220, 221 Hupy, Jeanelle 49, 169, 195 Hurst, Maris 22, 69 Hutchison, Joan 101 Hutchison, Jim 20, 21, oQ, loo, 172, 228 Hutmacher, Nichol 69 Hyatt, Erils 28, 69 Hyatt, Gretchen 101, 198 Hyatt, Robert 69, 122, 169, 172, 190, 201 Hyatt, Tamera 101, 172, 196 Hyde, Susan 101, 196 llsel, Teri 86 llg, Gregory 69 llg, Laura 10, 49, 289 Irvin, Deborah 86 Isaac, Douglas 49 lsom, Matthew 49, 169, 176, 190, 196, 247 lsom, Thomas 101 J Jaccard, Karen 69 Jackson, Darcene 49 Jacobson, Hilary 101, 198 Jacobson, Karl 102, 196 Jacox, Jill 158 Jacox, Scott 180, 181 Jans, Joann 86, 170 Jans, Susan 69 Jantze, Rex 102 Jantze, Scott Jantzen, Kennerh 69 Jantzen, Rodney 49, 186 Japp, Trina 102 Jeffers, Alan Jeffers, Ann 102 Jeffers, Brenda 86 Jends, Susan 69, 240, 242 Jennings, Loretta 86 Jennings, Palmela 49 Jensen, Kristine 49 Jessup, Thomas 20, 49, 228 Johnsen, Darl 49 Johnson, Christian 86, 148 Johnson, Daniel 102 Johnson, David 86, 145, 196 Johnson, Donald Johnson Greg 18, 102, 148 Johnson, Gregg 102, 224 Johnson, Jeannette 49, 210, 247, 248 Johnson Jon 102, 178 Johnson Karen 49, 195, 247 Johnson Lisa 69 Johnson Matthew Johnson Michael 69, 180 Johnson Nancy 87 Johnson Robert 86 Johnson Robert 102 Johnson Sharon 25, 102, 156 Johnson Tamara Johnson Johnson Johnson, Tracie 102, 174, 196, 22 Veronica 49 Michael 86, 49, 180, 181 Jensen, Linda 102 240, 241, 242, 247 Salem Inn Motel FVIGVTUSDIP 1005 I5 and Marker Street Exit by VIPS Resrauranr 67 Unirs Direct Dial Phones Refrigerators Color TV Queen Size Beds Heated Pool Conference Room Air Conditioned Commercial Rares DON 6 VIVIAN RUDY Managers Phone 5819410 1855 Hawthorne N E Salem, Ore 97808 Jones, Jolene Jolley, Robert Jones, Jerry 69, 72, 194, 201 Jones, Kennerh 87, 146 Jordan, Dana 87 Juengling, Charles Juliano, Parricia 178, 180 Jull, Nancy 102 Juran, Jennifer 102, 196 K Kahle, Beth 102 Kahle, Brian 50 Kahle, Lisa 87 Kalibals, Cheryl 87, 228 Kaneshege, Jill 50, 208, 209 Kanneir, Duff 87, 178 Karnes, Stacey 102 Karo, Tina 102, 156, 196 Karo, Wyatt 22, 28, 87, 158, 174, 186, 221 Kautz, Randy 50, 202, 218, 219 Keane, Kevin 50, 218, 219 Keane, Patricia 86, 87, 69, 72, 161, 194, 201, 202, 248 Keesey, Daniel 87, 178 Keith, Larry 69 258-ADS 6 INDEX Kelly, Jeffrey 16, 69 Kendricls, Jay 16, 87 Kennedy, Marie 102 Kerr, Daniel 69, 202 Kerr, James 87, 151 Kerr, Kraig 20, 102, 145, 196 Kerr, Riclsy 50 Kerr, Scott 69 Kersh, Toby 102, 192 Kessel, Lori 69 Keyos, Lawrence Keys, Ray Khlols, Chhivinda 28 Kierzmann, Donna 80, 168, 177 Kilday, Jeffery 69, 180 Kilborn, Thomas 87 Kristine, King 69, 227 King, Peggy 69, 195 King, Tim 102 Kinlfaid, Carol 87, 152, 178 Kinlsaid, Jeffrey Kinns, Tamear 69, 175 Kinser, Lonnie 69, 185 Kirlspatricl-2, Michael 87 Kirlspatricls, Stephan 70 Kirtle, Peter 87, 89 Kitzmiller, Stuart, 70 Klassen, Candy 70 Klassen, Janice 50 Knaplse, Brian 50, 110 Kleen, Jon 87, 151 Kleiber, Bruno 102 Kleiber, BurlsHardt Klein, Kurt 70 Kliewer, .ludi 70, 191 Klossen, Phillip 87, 248 Klump, Bruce 87 Knaplse, Brian 212 Knaplse, Dave 22, 87 Knorr, Bill 70 Knorr, Brett 87 Knott, Holly 87, 89, 282 Knotts, Carl 50 Knox, Christiane 87, 150 Knox, Matthew 70, 169, 188, 190, 288 Knutson, Kirk 50 Koch, Kenneth 50 Kool, Patricia 70, 201 Kool, Robert Koslsondy, Ron 22, 102, 224 Kostur, Glenn 15, 70, 74, 178, 180- Kramer, Toni 50, 168, 178, 188, 186-87, 190, 285, 247 Krause, Yvonne 102 Kreitzberg, Cynthia 50, 52, 229, 247 Kreirzberg, Donna 50, 169, 188, 247, 251 Krideler, Bill 88 Krelseler, Nancy 50 Krelseler, Richard 50 Kribs, Desi 20, 70, 178 Kricls, Kathy 70, 152, 229 Kricla, Kevin 102, 178 Kron, Dean 180 Kropp, Bruce 20, 50, 169, 210, 247 Kroth, Steve 102, 117 Krueger, Karin 102, 284 Krump, Bruce 50 Kueblser, Jacqueline Kuhlman, Karen 70 Kuhnlein, Kathi 108, 205 Kunlsel, Susan 70 Kuavle, Brand 70 Kyle, Michael 108, 171, 174, 248 LaBanslsy, Corena 88, 178 Laccoarce, Jeanine 51, 247 Lacey, Lindo 88, 66, 70, 172, 182 Sallys Market Basket Intl. 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NE Phone 362-4143 Moson, Morvin 104 Mosrerson, Bob 104 Mother, Sreve 104, 151, 178 Morhios, Chris 104, 151 Morson, Sieve Morrhey, Jennifer 52, 136, 169-170, 214, 247 Morrson, Debbie 89, 196 Morrson, Morls 104, 196, 225 Morrson Scorr 52, 58, 147 McAfee Tomi 29, 72 McAfee Anne 52, 54, 33, 158, 247 McBride, Jim 233 McBride, I-loword 72 McDurnoy, Tereso McCouley, Ann 72, 202 McCloin, Adele 52, 104 McClain, Brion 202 McClellon, Morrie 89 McClellon, Viclsy 104 McCIellond, Melindo 89 McClellond, Milse 104 McCloud, Shoun 104, 148 McClure, Holly 104, 234 MCClung, Doreso McConnell, Erin 89, 176 McConnell, Julie 104 McCowen, Cecily 20, 72, 169-171, 176, 228 McCroclsen, Robb 89, 221 McCulloch, Sue-Del 104, 196 McDonald, Drerr 28, 89 MCDonold, Milse 104, 151, 196, 203 MCDonold, Suson 72, 172, 192, 204 260 ADS G INDEX McDowell, Jim 90, 225 McFerridge, Scorr 90 McGovern, Louro 90 McGovern, Moureen 33, 52 McGee, Kori 104, 180 McGheley, Kelly 52, 195, 225, 247 McGreer, Suson 20, 104, 228 McGregor, Louro 104, 205 McGrory, Michoel 52 MCGrory, Por 72 McGuigon, Donno 104 Mcl4eller, Scorr 52, 201-202 McKinley, Korhy 52, 173, 180 McLoin, Anrhony 22, 72 McLoughlin, Sheilo 104 McLoughlin, Burch 104 McMillon, Corrie 64, 72, 184-185 McNeil, Dione 52 McNeil, Shoron 25, 52, 104, 196 MCNulry, Sron 12 Mclkeol, Morshol 52, 192-194, 247 Mcloggorr, Alex 146, 196 Meod, Morls 90, 176 Meors, Chris Medorr, Jeff Medlond, Noncy 90 Meier, Tim 72 Melrose, Borbor 53, 195 Melrose, Leslie 53, 180 Melron, Jennifer 104, 178 Merchonr, Robin 72, 175 Messmer, Croig 83, 90, 196, 211, 240 Meyer, Cindy 213 Meyer, Krisri 72, 20, 169, 177, 228 RSM Meyer, Leigh 104 Meyer, Liso 90, 185 Meyer, Srephonie 72, 204 Mezirow, Myles Miclso, Chrisrino 90 Micl-ale, Morjeon 53 Miicls, Joner 72, 208-209 Miles, Doug 53, 168, 247 Miles, Greg 12, 72 Miller, Allison 72, 232 Miller, Debbie 53 Miller Eric 16, 53, 112, 151, 171-172, 235, 237, 246-47 Miller, Eric D. 90 Miller, Miller Miller, Miller, Greg 104 Jonice Korhy 53 Nino 72 Monk, Dorrell 73, 199 Monroe, Morilyn 90 Monroe, Morhew 104 Monrogne, Troy 73, 170 Monrgomery, Mike 73, 169, 176- 177, 214, 240 Moore, Donny 73 Moore, Sieve 53, 161, 199, 202 Moore, Terrino 90 Moroce, Belindo 104 Moroles, Deon 73 Moroles, Noncy 73 Moron, Morio ' Moreheod, Ann 104 Moreheod, Korherine 73 Morelond, Koryn 104, 243 Morgon, Celeste 90, 182 Morgon, John 16, 90, 148, 196 Miller, Scorr 53 Miller, Sondro 53, 169, 230, 247 Miller, Todd 104 Minnicls, Miroglio, Miroglio, Mirchell Mirchell Mircheii, Mirchell Mirchell 1 Jeff 104, 147, 224 Jim 72 Sieve 90 George 72 Hogn 22, 90 Jomes 72 Tim 53 Todd 104, 146, 196 Minors, 'John 53, 170, 182, 201-202 Mix, Grerchen 72 Mock, Jon 72 Mohey, Ann 104 Mohney,'Mil1e 90, 196 Monerre, Scorr 104 Morgon, Lee 28, 73, 211 Morgon, Shelly 73 Morgon, Williom Morin, Steve 73, 202 Morris, Milse Morrison Condoce 90 Morrison, Dono 90, 191 Morrison, Solli 73, 177, 192 Morrison, Tino 53, 191 Morrow, Holly 73 Morron, Sheryl 36-37 Moser, Michelle 73, 232 Mosgrove, Denise 105, 196 Mosgrove, Pomelo 73, 202 Muellhoupr, Dovid 90 Mulder, Done Mulder, Ross Murphy, Bruce Murray, Dale 90, 195 Murray, Marci 105 Murri, Peggy 20, 105, 228 Musante, Paul 129, 233 Musil, Teresa 90 Myers, Jane 54 N Nagy, Peter 90 Napper, Clarke 90 Napper, Scott 73, 180, 181 Neal, Terry 16, 90, 148 Neiger, Tamara 73, 208 Neimeyer, Mike 90 Nelke, Paula 165 Nelson, Angela 90, 198 Nelson, Brett 54 Nelson, Karin 73 Nelson, Wendy 73, 198 Neuendort, Christoph 22, 165, 196 Neuendod, Reate 90, 177, 196 Newberry, Shelly 165 Newell, James 12, 217-219, 247 Newell, Karen 73, 186 Newsom, Eric 165 Nicolaysen, Karen 73, 202 Niedner, Joyce 64, 73, 177, 186, 213 Nielsen, Kristen 90 Niknabard, Reza Nix, Shawn 165 Norton, Jason 165, 178 Noteboom, Rodney 20, 73, 169, 190, 228 Nuss, Mark 54, 148, 149 O Oakley, Micheal 165 Oakley, Penny 90 Obrien, Jan 90 Oden, Doug 91 Odom, David 91 Odom, Debra 54 Olds, Nancy Olesen, Lori 54 Olson, John 28, 54, 247 Olson, Kari 165, 225 Olson, Lori 165, 150, 182 Olson, Scott 165, 178, 228 Olson, Sven 22, 73 Olson, Taylor 91 Omnes, Cheryl ONeil, Murray 165, 178 O'Neil, Wendy 54 Ordonez, Tina 54, 173, 186-187, 230 Osborn, Kathleen 54, 74, 173, 184- 185, 204 Osborne, Talliene 33, 158, 168, 174, 183, 247 Osterlund, Rose 74, 229 Otis, Douglas 91 Otto, Kristin 74, 177, 202 Oum, Koeun 91 Oum, Sophoeun 91 Owen, Susan 74, 185 EXCLUSIVE GIFT SHOPPE N95 ECW REED OPERA HOUSE EMILY HANSON Suite 115 189 Liberty St N E Phone 5815636 Owen, William Overs, Shelley 54 P Pack, Alma 91 Palmer, Eric 74 Paluska, Donald 165, 174 Paluska, Suzanne 74, 169 Parker, Cherah 105, 198 Parks, Richard 74, 180 Pressley, Connie Preuett, Larry 22 Pribble, Bradley Pribble, Tom 55 Prichard, Ellen 74, 213 Priem, Gary Prince, Sheri 74 , 74 169, 170, 171, Pritchard, Eric 20, 105, 147, 228 Privratsky, Michelle 55, 169, 208, 247 Parsons, Jeff 91 Paschke, David Paschke, Jeff 12, 54 Paschke, Pamela 54 Paterson, Sara 33, 43, 54, 57, 169, 174, 176, 232, 237, 247 Patton, Donna 105 Pauls, Rodney 105 Paulsen, Dennis 105 Paulus, Fritz 74, 169, 183 Pavelek, Debbie 192-193, 247 Povelek, Jim 91 Payne, Dennis 105 Payne, Thomas 74 Pearson, Cecilia 74, 55, 202, 248 Pearson, Devro 29, 55 Pearson, Leah 105 Pearson, Lisa 74 Pearson Melody 105 Pearson, Tim 55 Pendlebury, John 74 Pepper, Todd 105 Pepper, Troy Person, Heidi 91, 196 Perry, Kathleen 74 Pesek, Julie 91 Peterson, Barbara 55, 225 Peter, Janelle 91, 196 Peterson Peterson 1 I Dianne 91 Melvin 105 Petersen, Rhonda 91, 198 Peterson, Ricky 74 Peterson Peterson , Sonya 105, 173, 196 Kristen 51, 33, 55, 168, 201, 202, 250 Petrie, Lisa 105 Pfohl, Denise 105 Pfohl, Michael 74 Philp, Mark 12, 13, 55, 148 Pickens, Dan 18, 105, 174, 179 Pickens, Dianna 55, 152, 154, 201, 202 Pierce, Dane 105, 224 Pierre, Donald 105 Pierre, Edward 55 Pietrok, Joseph 16, 91 Pine, Bryan 105, 211 Pipkin, Charisse 55 Plog, Christine 91 Ploof, Julie 55 Pofahl, Delbert 105 Porros, Ed Porros, Irma Porter, Joonne 105 Pose, Wade 91 Posekany, Jean 105, 182, 196 Posekany, Robert 12, 74, 148 Posell, Jordan 22, 91 Poteet, Linda 91 Poteet, Susan 33, 55, 208 Powell, Angela 105 Powell, Gina 91 Powell, Susan 91, 125, 180 Powers, Alan 55 Prosser, Ronald 55 Provost, James 55 Provost, Joseph 105, 147 Provost, Michelle 74 Pruitt, Karen 91 Q Quarles, Dennis Quarles, Lavenda 105 Quarry, Ed 74 Quarry, Victoria 74 Quinn, Denise 74, 198 Quinn, Erika 91, 198 Quink, Shiela 105 Quisenberry, Cathy 55, 202 Quoidbach, Dan 55, 169, 185, 190 R Rada, Kym Radasch, Tambry 198 Radasch, Todd 74, 199 Radley, Jeffrey Radley, Steven 75 Rains, Roger 105 Randall, Robin 55, 177, 202, 247 Rankin, Nancy 75, 174 Raschko, Lynn 91 Rasmussen, Cannon 91, 178 Ratzlaff, Kathy 105 Reason, Randy 75, 129, 180, 181 Redding, Kim 56 Reed, Robert 12, 75, 225 Reibel, Jeff 144, 145 Reid, Kristie 75, 179, 180 Reiling, Jacqueline 75 Reilly, Paul 22, 75 Reilly, Shannon 105, 196 Reimus, Frank 105, 178, 224 Reul, George 75 Reul, Walter 91 Reuling, John 56, 165, 168, 176, 185, 190, 246, 247 Reynolds, Pamela 92, 180 Reynolds, Patrick 56, 160, 161, 247 Rhoads, Debra 92, 229 Rice, Cythia 92 Rice, Joanne 75 Richards, Regina 56 Richards, Sharon Richardson, Elizabeth 56, 177, 198 Richings, Cindy 92 Richings, Laura 75 Rickard, Julia 75, 76, 182, 213 Ricketts, Tiffine 92 Riggs Ill, Lewis Riggs, Paul 105 Riggs, S. 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Sieve 106 Schuberg, Nancy 87, 92 Schuessler, Terralissa 198 Schulre, Richard 92, 178, 196 Schulrz, Kevin 92 Schwab, Tony 76 Schwalm, Karhy 92 Schwalm, Rurh 57 Schwartz, Elaine 25, 106 Scofield, Eric 106, 147 Scorr, Brian 76 Scroggins, Donald 107 Seare, Marian 20, 196, 228 Seed, Michael 168, 240-41 Seger, Todd 107, 211 Segresr, Laura 76 Seirz, Tom 12, 57, 247 Selseralf, Tim 107, 178, 225 Sell, Dennis 57 Sellers, Lynn 57 Serh, Teresa 107 Serrlemier, Dan 76, 202 Sevcils, Eric 92 Sexson, Karen 161-68, 194, 201- 202, 289, 247 Sexron, David 92 Sexron, Parry 92 Sexron, Bill 107, 199 Shafer, John 76 Shaffer, Granr 107 Shaffer, Paris 57, 151, 170, 177, 190, 199, 247 Shannon, Wilberr 146 Sharruc, Geanno 98, 198 Shaw, Douglas Shaw, Loralei 76, 202 Shaw, Randall 98 Shaw, Srephen 76 Shaw, Teri 98 Shefford, Kelly 57 Sherwin, Jeff 107, 147, 224 Sherwood, Greg 12-14, 88, 76, 218 Shirley, Denise 107, 196, 205, 229 Shively, Cheryl 76 Shore, Sandra 98 Shores, Calvin 76 X Shores, Rob Shorow, Chris 76 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Hogg Drorhers Cusrom Charge 0 Open 9 80 5 80 Friday ril 9 00 ' Browsing Sunday 100 5 00 I , .':, : :': 225 178, 285, 22, 58, 225, 247, 249 ADS 6 INDEX-268 Sreeves, Soro 98 Swon, Tim 58, 180, 247 Srensrud, Corrie 98 Swonson, Jim 94 U H Srevens, Dorby 77, 284 Sweoringin, Diono 77, 202 CAI-L U5 FIRST Srevens, Kelly 58 Sweoringin, Jim Srevenson, Richord Swenson, Eric 58, 288 Sreworr, Kelly 77 Sword, Morls 77 Sreworr, Kevin 58, 218 Srewori, Richord Sreworr, Trocy 58 T Srinnerr, Tino Sroclsron, Scorr 98 Tondros, George 107 Srolses, Williom Tondros, Rondo 77, 176-177 Sroner, Louro 58, 178, 177, 192, Tore, Tom 94 201-202 Toylor, Lizo 87, 58, 201, 240, 242, Srorme, Alice 98, 196 248 Srour, Joe 107 Toylor, Poul 94 Srourenburg, Tommy Toylor, Riro 58 Srrodrmonn, Jessico 88, 47, 58, Teers, Sron 225 157, 165, 169, 172, 186, 210-211, Tegner, Suson 58 280, 285, 247 Tegner, Tim 107, 182 Srrouss, Jennifer 107, 195 Templemon, Dovid 107 Srreerer, Don 77, 199 Tennenhouse, Julie 29, 77 Srringhom, Scorr 77 Terjeson, Brion 94 Swder' Jon 107 Temmovo' Andrew 107 Six Locorions for our Cusromers' Convenience Sruder, Noreen 94, 195 Terronovo, Jim 89, 94 Sruhr, Jeff 58, 177, 192, 210, 247 Thorp, Cindy 77, 195 Sruhr, Jennifer 77 Thoyer, Tim 77 I-JDGVVY B 0flCh 3575 I-JDQVVY Rd 5- 37058871 Srull, Julie The-odorson, Dovid 107, 196 Eosr Dronch 1640 Loncosrer Dr. NE 864-2101 Srurgeon, John Thimm, Ann 59 Wesr Dronch 110 Wolloce Rd. NW 862-7587 Sullivon, Koryn 77, 180 Thomos, Aoron 12, 16-17, 94, 144- South Bronch 3733 Qommercigl gg 5332131 SUHJVOVV Kofheme 1O7r 177r 152 45 A Norrh-Moin Office 8858 River Rd, N, 898-8800 5U 'VOfir Koihleen Q9 Thomosf AWG Q4 Doiios Broom 410 E, Eiiooooio 628-6685 Sunnell, Douglos Thomos, Erix 107 Sunnell, Neil 107, 170 Thompson, Bruce Susee, Shown 20, 94 Thompson, Denise 94 Suydom, Derricls 1o, 04, 225 Thompson, Doug 77, 145, 185, 205 Jocls R. Lowery, Presidenr!DrOl1ef z 1 , ' Thompson, Jeff 107, 288 ' ' -- ' ' 7 - ' Ag Thompson, Lourel ' .,,,I,--' V 'V Thompson, Scorr 94 at f , -' ,s - from. Todd ..---: s --.. ,' '-'- T0Of0bUfQr POVTWGJO 59 1 'S rhorseff. Dovid 20-21, 107, 228 I- 7,-Q-,I A 'M Ping- , I 7 Thorserry Sreve 207 178, sf .,', ,- r 5 --- ' . f Tiiiurig, Andreo 107 Y '1 ,P d -S ing Timm, Kelly 59, 50, 195, 218, 247 -H .r,... Vem Hougen Timm, Shonnon 20, 94 Timm, Tom THE?-? 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BEST QUAUTY for rhe LOWEST Trump, Melonie 59 PPJCE, Trussell, Jocqueline Tsoi, Jeonne 198 Tuclser, Diohn 94 VERN HAUGEN Tucker, Morcio 59 Former Monoger of Zoles Downrown Srore Tupley, Mory 107 421 Courr Sr. NE 'Here ro Serve You 878-70074 TU,-lg' Vickie Turley, Noomi 107 Turley, Soroh 78 264- ADS G INDEX Turnbull, James 59 Turner, Brian Turner, Bruce 78 Tyvoll, David 78 U Unruh, Kevin Unterseher, Jennifer 108 Uribe, Janet 94 Urquhart, James 94 Uselman, Donald 78, 191 Uselman, Marcie 94 V Valoch, Diane 59, 168, 174, 177 188, 247 Valach, Steve 108, 224 Vallejo, Carlos 78 Van B Van C Von D Van Fl Van Fl reemen, Doreen 59 leave, Kyle 94 omelen, Cindy 196 eet, Julie 94 eet, Loren 59 Van Patten, Mike 78 Van Valkenberg, Jay Van Valkenburg, Katherine 94, Vanderweyden, Saralyn 94 Vandomelen, Cindy 108 Vanek, Vince 12, 59 Vanhees, Tracie 196 Vankleeck, Nancy 29, 78 Vanotten, John 78, 215, 221 Vanzandt, Ed 94, 198 Vanzandt, Roseanne 108, 156, 284 Varnum, Tom 78 Veteto, Gary 59, 151, 247 Veteto, Troy 78, 180 Vibbert, Gail 59, 247 Viegas, Kirk 221 Voelcker, April 108 Voigt, Monte 157, 247 Von Ruden, Julie 60 W Wacenske, Charlene 78 Wacenske, Lisa 29, 108, 225 Wagner, Rickey 78 Wagner, Terri 108 Wahl, Gina 108 Waite, Andrea 60, 150 Waite, Roy Walberg, Whitney 108 Waldron, Melissa 95 Walker, Dennis 95 Walker, Fran 95 Walker, Kari 95 Walker, Troy Wall, Greg Walley, Carol 78, 198 Walters, Karen 60 Walton, Mary 78 Walton, Victoria 196, 282 Wanek, Judy 78, 186 Wanrland, Kim Ward, Denise 88, 60, 168, 172, 176, 183, 247 Ward, Kari 108 Ward, Lisa 78, 170, 175 Ward, Terii 68, 78, 204, 282 Warden, Douglas 108 Warder, Steve 60 Warren, Andrew 60 Warren, Marsha 108 Warren, Matthew 78 Watson, Ronald 95 Watson, Sherri 78, 172, 185 Weaver, Wendy 108, 170, 198 Webb, Mark 60 Webb, Troy 95 Webber, Merideth 108, 150, 284 Webster, Marc 84, 95, 172 Webster, Sharon 20, 108, 196, 228 Wechter, Susan 78, 184-85, 208, 288 Weideman, Dale, 12, 60, 168, 170, 247 Welch, John 78 Welch, Ralph 95 Wells, Wendy 78, 169471, 176, 218 Wensley, David 22, 108 Werder, Janelle 60, 202 Wesely, John 16, 95, 220, 221 West, Jeff 60 Wetherbe, Janis 19, 78, 152758, 280, 81 Wheeler, Brenda White, White, White, Allison 78, 152, 229 Christine 88, 60 Teri 198 White, William 16, 89, 95 Uselmann, Mollie 108 178 Villareal, Rosa 11111 J FJ H , f fy JEANS ' Lawmen ' Bearbottoms Ai ' SF. 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' Bear Bottoms SunE10-5 Whitehead, Dan 60, 157 Whitmore, Joni 89, 60, 168, 170, 282, 247 Whitney, Beau 20, 78, 145, 228 Whitrecar, Joe 95, 180 Whitrecar, Karen 109, 178 Whitrecar, Pamela 95, 180 Widmer, Harley 109 Widmer, Marlene 60 Wiebe, David 79 Wiedeman, Betty 60 Wieglenda, Todd ADS 6 INDEX-265 FTQNST B0rnett's Flowerlond Flowers for oll occosions 0 Proms ' l-lolidoys ' Porties 0 Birthdoys ' Weddings 0 Thot Speciol Dore 2880 Commerool SE Solem OR 97802 Wiens, Jon 95, 225 Wiens, Myron 60 Wiens, Sronley 95 Wilbur Wilcox, 1 Brion 71, 79 Goil Wilfers, Lourie 79 Willioms, Diono 79 Willioms, Donold 95 Willioms, Dowdy 60 Willisms, Herbert 16, 95 Willioms, Jim 182 Willioms, Jonet 60 Willioms, Joymes 60, 247 Willioms Willioms Willioms Willioms , Hippo 109, 198 , Micheal 79, 148-49 , Michoel 109, 148 , Shirley 79, 175, 191, 198 Williomson, John 109, 147, 224 Williomson, Robert 95, 146 Wilslse, Borry 79 Wilson, Adom 109 Wilson, Christy 196, 248 Wilson, Elizabeth 95, 229 Wilson, Pomelo 91, 95 Wilson, Rondoll 79, 178 Wilson, Scott 12, 61 Wilson, Tomero 109, 198 266-ADS G INDEX Windschigl, Romono 79 Windschigl, Terry 95 Wingett, Greg 79 Winn, Tony 109, 148 Winters, Mory 25 Wipf, Liso 19, 75, 79, 152-154 186, 208, 230-231 Wipf, Stocey 61 Withers, Todd 16, 95 Wolf, Cheryl 109 Wolf, Tkichord 95 Wolf, Shoron 79 Wolfe, JoAnn 61, 247 Wolfington, Michoel 12 Wolnez, Gory 20, 109, 196 Woodford, Tod 79 Woods, Pomelo 61 Woolery, Tim 79, 151 Wooron, Morls 109 Worley, Wode 79 Wright, Todd 146 Wright, John 12, 61, 225 Wunder, Victorio 79, 175 Wyllie, Mory 79, 169 X Xiong, Poul 61 Y Yoder, Michoel 79, 122 Yorls, Cheryl 61, 247 A? 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