Vernonia High School - Memolog Yearbook (Vernonia, OR)

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Q tudlnt QovntiH: ojtudent Owned fldm(iVitf! Otfcv Q tUk Student Council, led by President Clint Holsey, was busy acting as the governing body of Vernonia High School. Besides the usual business, the student body officers visited many other schools to get constructive ideas to use in Ver-nonia’s student government and were hosts to students visiting from other schools. After a year of hard work, the old student body officers found it was time to turn their offices over to the newly elected officers. These officers along with many other candidates, worked for a week campaigning, painting signs, and giving speeches. The votes were counted after the noon balloting and the results were; Brad Bellingham, President; Kris Crowston, Vice-President; Debbie McLean, Secretary; Teresa Hopkins, Treasurer; Russ Carroll, Sargeant-at-Arms; Kathy Osgood and Scott Nance, Foreign Exchange Student Representatives; Jeff Curl, Stucent Body Manager; and Chris Johnson, Fire Chief. The new student body officers listen as the installation of the officers is completed. STUDENT BODY OFFICERS: STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Debbie McLean, Foreign Exchange Student Representative; Jim King, Student Body Manager; Bryan Traylor, Foreign Exchange Student Representative; Randy Hansen, Sargeant-at-Arms; Pat Curl, Fire Chief. SEATED: Stephanie Gwin, Treasurer; Loren Kennedy, Vice-President; Joan Holsey, Secretary; Clint Holsey, President. STUDENT COUNCIL: BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Loren Kennedy, Royce Sturdevant, Clint Holsey, Jim Ethridge, Bryan Traylor. MIDDLE ROW: Mary Ethridge, Joan Holsey, Jim Thompson, Mike Sutherlin, Randy Hansen. SEATED: Stephanie Gwin, Karen Enneberg, Evan Persyn, Sharon Smejkel, Rhonda Persyn, Patty Cone. Clint Holsey tells Brad Bellingham to repeat the oath of his office.

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Mike Suthcrlin, one of the many junior athletes, participates in wrestling. The junior class cheers at a football pep assembly. Debbie McLean puts up senior football pictures. Ann Munro dresses up during Homecoming Spirit Week. 19

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Rjfajjlj ft) cJtuiwmj Mrs. Linda Minor and Mr. Gordon Crowston enjoy a spirited pep assembly. The faculty and staff of Vemonia High School worked diligently to provide an atmosphere of learning and understanding for the students. In-service time was spent in determining minimum requirement goals for courses that they teach. These goals will assure the student of a proper, well-rounded education. They also spent many out-of-the classroom hours in planning, advising, and participating in extra-curricular activities. Without the sports program, the class organizations, the school clubs, the pep band, the cheerleaders, the caretakers of the school buildings and grounds, and the interest of the administration and school board, Vemonia High School would not be A SCHOOL TO BE PROUD OF.” The faculty joins together to sing the fight song during Homecoming. Keeping the school grounds tidy is the job of Mr. Bob Hcisterman. Boyle, Chris Brallier, Dorothy Crowston, Gordon Curtis, Gary Eckland, Nancy 21