Cambridge High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Cambridge, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1988 volume:

Geimbridan Hiah School 1987 88 Faculty Staff CAMEPIQ Top Left, School Board, Back Row: Carroll Kemp, Ellis Pear- son. Front Row: Dan Briles, Larry Anderson, John Sacht- jen.Top Right: Roy Braun, Custodian.Middle Left, Cooks: Jeanne Warren, Ruby Braun, Candy Butterfield, Linda Whitlatch. Middle Right: Secretary, Karen Piper. Bottom, Bus Drivers: Ruth Robbins, Betty Travis, Len Nida, Helen Ford. Not Pictured: Jack Shafer, Harold Soules. 3 Student Government The 1987-88 Student Body Council had a busy and efficient year. Under Darin Braun’s leadership they successfully ap- pointed the concession privileges and organized the annual Fall and Winter Homecoming. At the urging of Mr. Munden, the Council created and operated the new Student Court in an attempt to institute a more meaningful system of deterrent and punishment. It was an interesting year and certainly a learning experience for all those involved. Clockwise: Andrew Ellis, Vice President; Steven Braun, Sgt. of Arms; Darin Braun, President; Kortnie Edwards, Secretary; Gaylene Platt, Treasurer. Left to Right. Back Row: Steven Braun. Duane Pearson. Kortnie Edwards, Darin Braun, John Barinaga. Tami Ogle. Betty Morris, Mr. Munden. Front Row: Louis Barinaga. Andrew Ellis, Gaylene Platt, Karen Howland. Kerri Ivey. Top: What do you think you’re doing? Top Right: This is my serious look for when I play teacher. Middle: Louie, “I really hope there isn’t any film in that.” Left Middle: I’m going to go to the office to use the copy machine, neato huh?! Middle: Another normal day at C.H.S. Right Middle (top): It doesn’t look like Eighmie and Joan are studying Contem- porary affairs to me. Right Middle (bot- tom): How’s the weather down there Jenny? Bottom Left: The football homecoming was a very festive occasion, and the bonfire burned on into the wee hours of the morning. Bottom Right: Jyll was beheaded in Lunsford’s class, as Scooter wonders fearfully if he’ll be next and wishes he would have behaved in class. First Row, Left: Enthused today aren’t we? Center: Sure Duane! We believe you. Right: Kiss my what?!?! Second Row, Left: Look at Vince strut. Ooooh baby! Center: “What are we blowing up today, Mr. Wertz,” asks C.H.S.’s brave chemistry class. Right: Stoney! Third Row, Left: Daily gossip sessions in the halls of C.H.S. Right: The three Stooges! Fourth Row, Left: Ric’s Santa hat. 7 Freshmen 8 Angie Swensen Dean Pearson Dana Harris Allen Gaston Milinda Flesch Nicole Cates Jason Kindall Shauna Deweese Heidi Braun Jason Thomas Lorie Davison Suni Campbell John Kellar Missy Stippich Kerri Ivey Bryan Gaston Jennifer Kincaid Aaron Barton Crystal Newman Tonya Crockett Darryl Smith Rowdiest Freshmen: Tonya and Allen Class of 91 Hard at work! Class Officers: President Angie Swensen. Vice President Aaron Barton. Treasurer Nicole Cates. Sgt. of Arms .Jason Thomas. Secretary Heidy Braun. Relaxation School's so bogus! Go away this is an interesting book! Don’t let them take me away! Yeh, we're awesome! 9 Sophomore Gass of Shamona Spreadbury Tami Ogle Rosie Brooks Kim Kretten Robert Bonzelet Lance Woodland (not pictured) Sg. of Arms — Stoney Winston Treas. — Cindy Stafford Sec. — Koli Reid V. Pres. — Dee Porter Pres. — Robert Bonzelet Chris Hust Janel Green Cindy Stafford Debra Dibble Eric Farrens Karen Howland Lili Richel Louis Barinaga Stoney Winston Dee Porter Koli Reid Sarah Phelps Rick Shepherd Derek Edwards Joan Hubbard Eighmie Reeder Tina Sheffield 10 Rowdiest Sophomores: Eighmie Reeder and Robert Bonzelet Ready ... Hop 11 John Barinaga Gaylene Platt Jodie Bishop Donald Franklin Kortnie Edwards Chad Mink Dawn Kreps Darren Thomas Steven Braun Glenda Porter Kari Campbell John VanOrder Andrew Ellis Marygrace Wood Tami Crockett Jim Whitlatch ▼ ▲ “We’re not trying to steal the pop, Ha!” ▼ Another exciting day at CHS. ► 1-2-3-4-use those fingers Kort! ◄ John’s trying to cheat again. A Jodie, are we writing notes again? Glenda’s always paying attention in class! V Chad’s ready to play now. D Jim’s normal place in school, trouble! 13 Right: The brilliant class of 1988! Below Left: Darin Braun went to class in style carried by his buddies: Ric, Duane, Scooter, Vince. Below Right: I believe Ric ended up with a severe headache after being shot while Christmas tree hunting. Far Left: Betty Jyll e ying themselves on spirit day. Left: What a friend Scoots! Some people aren’t so nice to friends on crutches. Try not to look so thrilled. Below Left: I believe Duane had a mental collapse his Senior year, look at those clothes. Below Middle: That says it all. Below Right: Seniors take a crash as they hookie-bob up Hitt mountain to get Christmas trees. Far Left, Senior Class Officers (oh my gosh!!) Dale Kepler — Secretary Treasurer; Jason Mink — Sgt.-at-arms; Karl Wagner — Vice President; Scooter Vogel — President. Left: No brain, no pain! But then how did he become Salutatorian?! Congratulations! 15 Right: Duane Pearson, Valedic- torian, and Dale Kepler, Salutatorian. Far Right: Graduating class of 1988. Below Left: Can you believe this bunch graduated? Below Right: Waiting for the ceremony to start. Third Row, Left: 12 year seniors. Mid- dle: Ursula and Jyll are both ex- cited? Right: Georgine and Scooter harrassing each other at graduation. Bottom Far Right: The happy graduates!!! CLASS COLORS: Black and Yellow CLASS FLOWER: Yellow Rose CLASS MOTTO: Know your limitations and then go beyond them. CLASS OFFICERS: President — Scooter Vogel; Vice President — Karl Wagner; Secretary Treasurer — Dale Kepler. 16 Personalities runniest. Dale Kepler A Glenda Porter Moot Athletic, Karl Wagner A Kortnie Edwards Mr. A Miss C.H.S., Darin Braun A Kortnie Edwards Best Smile, Dale Kepler A Koli Reid Most Likely to Succeed, Duane Pearson Jenny Phelps Darin C. Braun Cinamon L. Green Ursula M. Farrens Betty L. Morris Robert D. Kepler Candace Butterfield Vince B. Bonzelet Brad Bauer Jennifer R. Phelps Jason H. Mink Anna Westbrook Duane E. Pearson Diane L. Wilkerson Blake Toothman Karl E. Wagner Jyll Wolford Michael S. Vogel Friendliest, Jason Mink St Koli Reid Best Personality, Dale Kepler Kari Campbell Left: Best Dressed, Darin Braun Kortnie Edwards Above: Most School Spirit, Mr. White Dee Porter First Row, Left: Duh?!? Center: Dale and Cindy in person. Right: I’ve gotta hide this!!! Second Row, Left: Steve and Chad have it out. Center: So, now what do we do??? Right: Freshmen REALLY do study? Third Row, Left: Nice LEGS!!! Center: “TADA” Right: Bub- bles to 1988!?! Fourth Row, Left: Kerri and Bonz. Center: Jim looks real enthused. 17 Top Row, I-eft: The huddle. Top Row, Center: The Choice of a New Generation. Top Row, Right: I can’t believe I got up this morning. Middle Row, Left: At- tentive Pep Club. Middle Row, Center: I didn’t do it!!! Middle Row, Right: Rah Rah Team. Bottom Row, Left: The Bobbsey twins. Bottom Row, Right: OOOoooh BABEEYY!!! GAA Members, Top Row, L to R: Kim Kretten, Karen Howland, Jennifer Kincaid, Missy Stippich (Fresh. Rep.), Kerri Ivey, Heidy Braun, Crystal Newman, Koli Reid, Tami Ogle. Mid- dle Row: Janel Green, Shamona Spreadsbury, Lili Richel, Tonya Crockett, Shauna Deweese, Jodie Bishop, Dee Porter (Soph. Rep.), Rosie Brooks. Bottom Row: Tami Crockett, Tina Shef- field, Cindy Stafford, Angie Swenson, Dawn Kreps, Glenda Porter (Junior Rep.), Kortnie Edwards (Pres.), Mary Grace Woods (Sec.), Debbie Dibble. Not Pictured: Nicole Cates. C Club Members, Top Row, L to R: Chad Mink, John Barinaga, Steven Braun, Jim Whitlatch (Rep.), Stonev Winston, Derek Ed- wards. Louie Barinaga, Mr. Munden (Advisor), Darin Braun, Jason Mink (V. Pres.), Scooter Vogel (Pres.), Karl Wagner (Sec.), Brad Bauer, Duane Pearson, Ric Deweese. GAA and C Club Band and Chorus Band Members: Louis (Band Represen- tative), Aaron, Heather, Heidi, Steven (President), Micah, Rosie, Tonya, Tyler, Shauna, Kim, Ron, Jennifer, Dawn, Dusti, Chad (Vice President), Wendy, Merri, Tricia, Lili (Librarian), Robert, Amy, Angie, JT, John, Stoney, MG (Secretary), Rowdy, Cecil, Jennifer. Choir Members: MaryGrace, Glenda, Dawn, Merri, Ric, Wendy, Shauna, Rosie, Jennifer, Gaylene, Dusti, Tina, Mr. White, Band and Choir Director. Bottom Left: Mass Band practice. Bot- tom Right: Mass Choir Rehearsal. The 1987-88 yearbook staff began the year with a goal of $3000.00 for this year. This would completely clear the debt for the past years and pay for the yearbook for this year, and increase the size of the book by eight pages. With Jyll Wolford as Editor and Gaylene rlatt as Assis- tant Editor, the staff sold doughnuts and advertising to reach this year’s goal. Last summer Jyll and Mrs. Lunsford went to the yearbook workshop in Twin Falls which accounted ror the vast im- provement in this year’s layouts. The staff also was instructed on how to put the yearbook on the computer for the coming year. All this makes for a better book each year. Thank you staff. Yearbook Staff, Front Row: Dana Harm, Dawn Kreps, Heidy Braun, Kerri Ivey. Middle Row: Ursula Farrena, Jyll Wolford — Editor, Jodie Biahop, Cinamon Green, Maria Westbrook, Betty Morris, Diane Wilkerson. Back Row: Karl Wagner, Scooter Vogel, Gaylene Platt — Assistant Editor, Brad Bauer. FFA: The Cambridge FFA Chapter had an exciting and event Tilled year. The year started by installing our new Green hands and Chapter Farmers at the An- nual Degree Night. Soon after. Jason Mink and Mr. I edington, Advisor, left for Washington D.C. to represent the state of Idaho at the Building Our American Communities Conference (BOAC). The trip was packed with a lot of educational seminars and sightseeing. Our next m jor event was our Pancake supper fund raiser in March. It was a great success with a lot of good food and many people to eat it. In April we held our Awards Banquet with the lunch ladies serving an excellent roast beef dinner. Outstan- ding member awards were given to Shauna Deweese, Star Green hand and Steve Braun, Star Chapter Farmer. Throughout the year we participated in many district and state contests. A delegation attended State Convention in Rexburg and many awards were received there. We had a very successful year and hope to continue that success into the future. FFA: Front Row: Jason Mink, Darin Braun, Duane Pearson. Tami Crockett, Ric Deweese. Eric Farrena, Steve Braun. Second Row: Tonya Crockett, Chad Mink, Chris Hust, Aaron Barton. Chris Moretto, Can- dy Butterfield, Dale Kepler. Third Row: Donald Franklin. Shauns Deweese, Jason Thomas. Rick Shepard. Jason Kindall, Dean Pearson, Darren Thomas. Back Row: Allen Gaston. Darryl Smith, Bryan Gaston. John Kellar, Mr. Ledington — Advisor. Yearbook Staff and F.F.A. Pep Club and Ski Club The Pep Club was made up of approx- imately 36 girls this year. We had a good year, doing all kinds of things to help generate school spirit. This was the first year each girl was given a locker bud- dy and decorated or pro- vided treats for that in- dividual throughout the basketball season. We had good participation at the sport events and had some very positive feedback from com- munity people on our cheering section Pep Club, Top Row: Jen- nifer Phelps, Maria Westbrook, Betty Morris. 2nd Row: Tina Sheffield, Debra Dibble, Jennifer Kincaid, Missy Stippich, Kerri Ivey, Heidy Braun, Crystal Newman, Suni Campbell. 3rd Row: Melin- da Flesch, Nicole Cates, Tonya Crockett, Shawna Deweese, Sarah Phelps, Tami Ogle, Koli Reid, Dee Porter. 4th Row: Shamona Spreadbury, Kim Kretten, Karen Howland, Lili Richel, Jyll Wolford, Eighmie Reeder, Dana Harris, Angie Swenson, Dawn Kreps. Bottom Row: Cindy Stafford, Rosie Brooks, Tami Crockett, Gaylene Platt, Glenda Porter, Kortnie Edwards, Marygrace Wood, Kari Campbell. Left, Pep Club Officers: Pres. — Kortnie Edwards; Vice Pres. — Marygrace Wood; Secretary — Kari Campbell; Representative — Gaylene Platt. Right. Ski Club Officers: Pres. — Karl Wagner; Secretary Trees. — Jyll Wolford; Vice Pres. — Vince Bonzelet. Ski Club, Top Row: Mr. Wood- man — Advisor, Blake Toothman, Dawn Kreps, John Kellar, Steve Braun, Koli Reid, Tami Ogle, Marygrace Wood, Karen Howland, Lili Richel, Rosie Brooks, Crystal Newman. Middle Row: Dale Kepler, Vince Bonzelet, Jyll Wolford, Tami Crockett, Karl Wagner, Dee Porter, Tina Sheffield, Eighmie Reeder, Cindy Stafford, Kerri Ivey. Bottom Row: Heidy Braun, Missy Stippich, Angie Swenson, Dana Harris, Nicole Cates, Kim Kretten, Shamona Spreadbury. 23 Honor Society Debate. Trivia Top, L to R: Duane Pearson, An- drew Ellis, Kortnie Edwards, John Barinaga, Gaylene Platt, Darin Munden. Bottom, L to R: Derek Edwards, Louis Barinaga, Karen Howland, Tami Ogle. Top, L to R: John VanOrder, Andrew Ellis, Karen Howland Gary Wertz, Dale Kepler. Bottom, L to R: Debra Dibble, Nicole Cates, Angie Swensen, Tami Ogle. 24 No Surrender No Retreat In spite of injuries in key posi- Wallowa team then losing a 6-0 tions, the 1987-88 Cambridge foot- overtime heartbreaker to ball squad managed a 4-4 season. Highland-Craigmont, respectively. The Bulldogs showed determina- Earning special honors were: tion and pride throughout the 1st team defensive end — Darin season and earned a reputation Braun, Sr. around the league for their hard- 2nd team running back — Scooter hitting on both offense defense. Vogel, Sr. High points low points for the 2nd team wide receiver — Jeff Spr- season were beating a tough inger, Sr. Left: Derek Edwards hands off to Scooter Vogel while the line payes the way. Mid. Left: Ric Deweese in pur- suit of opposing quarterback. Middle: John Barinaga bringing down an opposing runner. Mid. Right: Karl Wagner making the tackle against Highland. Bottom Left: The bulldog defense putting the crunch on a cougar ball carrier. Top Row, L to R: Asst. Coach Gary Wertz, Allen Gaston, J. T. Thomas, Brian Gaston, Head Coach; Darin Munden. 2nd Row: Robert Wolfe, Dean Pearson, Jason Kendall, Derek Edwards, Stoney Winston, John Kellar, Aaron Barton, Darryl Smith. 3rd Row: Robert Bonzelet, Donald Franklin, Jim Whitlatch, Steve Braun, John Barinaga, Chad Mink, Chris Hust, Louis Barinaga. 4th Row: Chad Lindblad, Ivan Wolfe, Jason Mink, Scooter Vogel, Ric Deweese, Dale Kepler, Duane Pearson, Karl Wagner, Jeff Springer, Darin Braun. Not Pictured: Vince Bonzelet. 27 Cambridge volleyball is aggressive power volleyball. It’s a thrill to see Glen- da’a back row spikes, Dee’s jump serves, and Kortnie’s kills at the net. Who can forget Janel’s blocking or Tami’s dives across the floor? Cambridge has a reputation for being the leaders in volleyball. Our team’s suc- cess can be attributed to good basic fun- damentals. Our exciting attack is possi- ble because of our control of the forearm pass. Without a good bump there can be no attack. I’m proud that my team has the courage to try new skills, even though initially it may mean risking a few failures. Dee Porter, MaryGrace Wood, Carol Hill, Jodie Bishop, Dawn Kreps, Karen Howland, Kim Kret- ten, Kortnie Edwards, Janel Green, Glenda Porter. Not Pictured: Cinamon Green. 28 % vfi Lady Bulldogs in Action SEASON RECORD Won 21 Lost 8 Home Opponent 15-15 Cascade 10-11 15-15 Council 6-10 15-11-15 Pine Eagle 8-15-8 15-15 New Plymouth 6-8 15-15-9 McCall 12-17-15 15-15 Fruitland 4-5 15-17 Salmon River 4-15 17-15 Weiser 2-1 15-14 15-17 Granee ville New Meadows 17-16 5-15 ni Council 15-15 15-15 Garden Valley 1-8 15-15 Midvale 4-10 8-16-15 Cascade 15-14-3 8-16-15 Middleton 18-6-14 10-10 Fruitland 15-15 11-8 Green leaf 15-15 15-15 Pine Eagle 8-11 15-15 Midvale 2-5 15-15 Council 13-6 15-15 Council 0-12 15-14-16 Greenleaf 6-16-14 16-6-11 Shoshone 14-15-15 15-15 Clark Fork 11-4 11-15-15 Dietrich 15-12-7 15-15 Greenleaf 5-13 15-12-5 Shoshone 2-15-15 Colors: Orange Black Superintendent: Richard Peters Principal: Darin Munden Coach: Carol Hill Asst. Coach: Terry Walker Athletic Director: Darin Munden Band Director: Bill White Managers: Tami Ogle, Kami Edwards 29 I I L. R., Top: Heidy Braun, Kerri Ivey, Lili Richel, Nicole Cates, Debra Dib- ble, Tami Ogle, Tonya Crockett. Bottom: Crystal Newman, Angie Swensen, Coach Walker, Cindy Staf- ford, Shauna Deweese. I’ve never coached a J.V. team better at set- ting up the ball for an attack. I consider them the best bumping team in the league. Being young, they were unable to convert a high percentage of these set-ups into kills, but their attacking skills improved steadily throughout the season. Coach Walker Bottom, L to R: Rosie Brooks, Marygrace Wood, Kortnie Edwards. Top, L to R: Glenda Porter, Kerri Ivey, Dee Porter. Homecoming 87 Thursday evening’s activities started off with a pep rally put on by the cheerleaders with a skit and some new cheers they introduced to the rest of the school. Then the real fun began with the snake dance. It was the same as every year, the Freshmen did their skit beneath the water tower, while the Sophomores did theirs at Bucky’s. Instead of the Juniors doing theirs at the bank and the Seniors doing theirs at their corner, they swit- ched to trick the Freshmen. The lighting of the Bonfire was next, which caused great anxiety in the Freshmen. The next day was a football game against Cascade. The score was Cambridge 22; Cascade 20. The royalty court finished with Kari Campbell being crowned as Homecoming Queen and Darin Braun as Mr. Foot- ball, candidates were Scooter Vogel, Jason Mink, and Karl Wagner. The candidates for Homecoming Queen were Glen- da Porter, Candy Butterfield, and Jenny Phelps. We are all very proud of our royalty, you looked marvelous! Back, L to R: Scooter, Darin, Karl, Jaaon, Front, L to R: Kari, Glenda. Candy, Jenny. Brian and the fire hydrant. Get down Seniors! Council Valley Market Shavers Market, Council 32 Leo Mink Oil, Council D.C. Auto, Council Muller’s Real Estate, Council Quality Power Products, Council Homecoming Queen and Mr. Football. Cruisin’ down Main Street Sophomore Green Machine. Juniors literally washing? The Bonfire! Brad takes control?! “State in 88“ Top, L to R: Dee Porter, Kim Kretten, Glenda Porter, Kortine Edwards, Janel Green, Jodie Bishop Bottom, L to R: Ass’t Coach Terry Walker, Tami Ogle, Tami Crockett, Koli Reid, Lili Richel, Tina Sheffield, Dawn Kreps, Manager Rosie Brooks, Coach Mike Woodman The Lady Bulldogs Basketball Team showed considerable improvement throughout the year. Blending together defensive and offensive skills, the 87-88 squad displayed its athletic skills on every outing. As this young team gained experience, it became obvious that their determination and desire would carry them into the State Tournment. Finishing second place in the Long Pin and third at District seemed to in- spire this team as they paved the road to a State Championship. I believe their unwillingness to accept defeat earned them a state trophy and cap- tured the hearts of many spectators. Words may not be enough to describe their accomplishments, but their performances certainly gained respect of ail concerned. Let not their victories be forgotten, nor their desire to win, but instead, let it be carried over to future years at C.H.S. COACH WOODMAN 35 J.U. Basketball Congratulations to the J.V. basketball girls, particularly to those who diligently worked at developing fundamental skills and aggressiveness needed to excell at the game. Your continued hard work and willingness to be taught will pay off. Coach Walker L to R: Tami Ogle, Missy Stippich, Kerri Ivey, Janel Green, Debra Dibble, Tonya Crockett, Koli Reid. Bottom, L to R: Tina Sheffield, Lili Richel, Crystal Newman, Shamona Spreadbury, Jennifer Kincaid, Shauna Deweeae. Les Schwab Tire Center, Weiser Chuck’s Shoe Shop, Weiser 36 Fantastic Tanning Salon, Weiser Carpetree, Weiser Frontier Motel, Cambridge Craig Excavation, Midvale J.U. Basketball L to R: Coach Woodman, Jason Thomas, Stoney Winston, Chris Hust, Bryan Gaston, Aaron Barton. Bottom, L to R: Robert Bonzelet, Dean Pearson, Allen Gaston, Brent Woodland, John Kellar. The 1987-88 season was filled with many peaks and valleys. Although our victories were few, our committment was strong as I saw progress in many individual players. Winning basketball games is not as important as the will to win, but even more importantly is the will to prepare to win. This year was a great learning ex- perience for both players and coach. I sincerely hope these young men con- tinue to strive for perfection by im- proving their skills in the off season and return to the hardwood with even more determination. 37 Coach Woodman Dedication. Determination. Desire The Cambridge Varsity (boys) team had a league record of 5-7 and an overall record of 8-11. The Bulldogs finished tied for 4th in conference play. Karl Wagner w§s the leading scorer with 292 points and a high game of 34 points against Pine Eagle. Derek Edwards was second with 196 points followed by Scooter Vogel, Darin Braun and John Barinaga. Karl also led in rebounds and blocked shots followed closely by Darin Braun. Scooter Vogel led the team in assists. Bottom Row. L to R: Coach Peters, Karl Wagner, Duane Pearson, Scooter Vogel, Darin Braun, Jason Mink. Top Row. Chris Hust, Steve Braun, Derek Edwards, John Barinaga, and Chad Mink. Basketball Cheerleaders Back Row, L to R: Cindy Stafford, Heidi Braun, Betty Mor- ris, Jenny Phelps, Maria Westbrook, Front Row: Angie Swenson Evelyns Bridal Shower, Ontario Powell’s Office Supply, Ontario 40 Will Lindsay Cyclery, Ontario Taco Time, Ontario Griefs Music, Payette Emporium, Ontario Winter Royalty The Winter Homecoming was January 30th against Maranatha. At half time of the boys’ varsity game they introduced the candidates, escorts, and Mr. Basketball. Queen was Cinamon Green and her escort was Jason Mink. The princesses were Tami Crockett, escort Darin Thomas; Lili Richel, escort Louie Barinaga; Dana Harris, escort Jason Kindall. The candidates for Mr. Basketball were Karl Wagner, Duane Pearson, Scooter Vogel, and Darin Braun. Karl Wagner was chosen Mr. Basketball. Track 88 This was a season for breaking local and state records, per- forming personal bests, and ' winning championships. Highlights include winning the Girls A-3, Dist. 3 Champion- ship, setting 10 school records, and winning Runner-up honors at the A-3 Girls’ State Track meet with only 4 girls competing at state. Coach Walker and Coach Hill Right: Jim Whitlatch. Bottom Left: Karl Wagner. Left, Boys’ Track Team, L to R: Coach Hill, Stoney Winston, Karl Wagner, Steve Braun, Jim Whitlatch, Coach Walker. Second Row, Left: Steve Braun. Right, Pentathlon Participants, L to R: Stoney Winston, Kortnie Edwards, Dee Porter, Karl Wagner. 2nd Row: Karen Howland. 3rd Row: Debra Dibble, Tina Sheffield. Above Left: Dee Porter. Above: Girls’ Track Team, L to R: Tami Ogle, Karen Howland, Debra Dibble, Nicole Cates, Janel Green, Kort- nie Edwards, Dee Porter, Tina Sheffield, Koli Reid. Front: Coach Walker, Coach Hill. Left: Stoney Winston. 43 March 12, 1988, was a very special night at Cambridge High School. It was prom night “88.” The theme was Graffiti. The band, Rocky Mountain Express, did a great job. Everyone had a good time. Thanks Juniors! Brent Brady D.D.S., Boise Lortons Drug, Cambridge Hoff Building Center, Ontario Indian Valley Store Charlotte’s Cleaner, Weiser Chuck’s Freezer Meats, Weiser 45 The 1987-88 school year started out good. Our football team started out the season great and volleyball did excellent too. The student body as a whole had lots of spirit which means good turnout at games. Fall Homecom- ing was fun. The bonfire, the snake dance, initiation, and pep assemblies. What about the time that the guys dressed up as the cheerleaders and had a pep assembly. As the year progressed and it became time for basketball, the kids got even more charged up. At the games the students were a lot rowdier. Congratulations to the Girls on State. The guys played excellent too!!!! Homecoming was fun,... of course! We seniors had an excellent time getting Christmas trees. We won’t discuss the painting of the C, though. The Mixed Band Con- cert was held at oUr, ahem, hum- ble school. Mr. Peters found a way to get rid of the seniors the day they practiced and the day of the concert. All in all 87-88 was an excellent school year. The Class of 88 would like to wish all of the underclassmen good luck in their years to come. Make high school the best it can be. Thanks for the memories. Top Left: Glenda, Dee, and Kortnie did a great job as the chipmunks at the talent show. Top Right: Steven and Chad enjoy themselves behind the scenes at the talent show. Bottom Left: Don’t look so stunned Debbie. Must be a pretty interesting phone call. Top Middle: Rosie, Eighmie, Janel, and Debbie did a good job at the Talent show too. Bottom Middle: Mr. White playing his sax. Middle Right: What a thrilled study hall group. Middle Left It’s like this, Nicole,” Kerri explains. Left: The Student Body of C.H.S. Middle Left: Really Crystal, wearing roller skates to school?!?! Top Mid- dle: Ric and Scooter are amused. Little did they know, there was film in the camera. Bottom Middle: Say chubby bunny Dee. It’s kinda complicated with a mouthful of marshmallows huh? Middle Right: Karis real excited about the fact that she has to go to class. COLLECT YOUR $50 ADVERTISERS Boise Cascade, Council $25 ADVERTISERS W K Morris’s Antique Cars and Parts, Indian Valley Bedquarters Plus, Ontario Home Video Movies, Ontario Bob Hanigan Chevrolet, Payette Weiser Baking Co. The Body Factory, Fruitland Speed-O-Motive, Fruitland Furrers Glass, Payette Boyd Mink Oil, Council Cambridge Lumber Co. Cambridge Beauty Clinic State Farm Insurance, Council Ron Dunham, Tax Service, Indian Valley Farm Service, Cambridge 1st National Bank, Council Park-Vu Pharmacy, Weiser Danielson’s Inc. Lumberjack Restaurant, Council Marty’s Mini Mart Alpine Store Jerry’s Auto Parts, Council Hunters Inn, Cambridge Fairchild Lumber, Midvale Cambridge Metal Works Idaho State Bank, Cambridge Bucky’s Cafe Motel Thomason Funeral Home, Weiser 1st Interstate Bank, Weiser Albertsons, Ontario Farmerjack, Weiser Upper Country News-Reporter, City Market Keystone Pizza, Payette, Weiser Ryder Ford, Lincoln, Mercury, Weiser Consumers Co-op, Cambridge Kings Variety Store, Weiser Big O Tires, Ontario 1st National Bank, Weiser We want to take this opportunity to thank our advertisers, for without their support there would be no yearbook. THANK YOU!!! ss%sss %svs%sssss%