Central Valley High School - Bear Yearbook (Veradale, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1981 volume:

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Hairstyles were wide spread and girls were wearing combs, braids, and pony tails and the boys were even spend- ing time on their feathered short hair. Popular cowboy fashions appeal- ed to everyone at CV and it gave the boys a chance to be fashionable, too. Other trends of the time were buying used army pants and bowling shirts at Value Village and even European punk rock took its toll. In the music world, there was ACXDC, Cheap Trick, Earth, Wind and Fire, Brothers Johnson, Com- modores, Donna Summer, Michael lackson, Devo, B-52's, and Frank Zappa. 7f 1980-81 was definitely a year of many fads and fashions and we will look back at them and laugh like we do at our parents' bobbie socks, leather jackets, and ducktails. TOP LEFT: Merry Rowland follows the Cow Valley and Urban Cowboy fashions with her country duds. UPPER MIDDLE: Sandy Morris wears her bright printed skirt and high heels, popular spring and summer fashions. LOWER MIDDLE: Cowboy apparel is appeal- ing to even the guys. BOTTOM LEFT: Liz Hend- erson, Tina Long, and Iulene Andres show various popular hair styles, TOP RIGHT: Anonymous Punk Rockers show their enthu- siasm in this new wave. MIDDLE RIGHT: Collars no longer have to be attached like this lace pin-on collar. The sweater is decorated with a variety of pins. BOTTOM RIGHT: Sus- penders are back along with Hawaiian shirts and baggy pants. Even guys, like Terry Ota, get into male fashion. e' In XF 'N ,. A '52- A-1-4 H -r sr' I 0 1 49 D- - 1, 'vwnl ff' 1 If ....,..ff if, .mo S...- 25331 I 'ill Q, is QQLQ Jfff A Family Affair Put on by the PTSA, CParent, Teach- er, Student Associationl the Ham Dinner is an annual event. It is most- ly a fund raiser and a good one at that. A good turnout this year made it a success. There were smiles all a- round, and old friends visiting and socializing. New friendships were made, too. The Ham Dinner is a Central Valley tradition and a nice evening out for the family. Top Left: Mr. Hafner talks over the big turn out of the Ham dinner and the Amends relax and finish up their meal. Top middle: All American pork out. Top right: Sooey, sooey! Bottom left: Mr. Connell and son. Bottom middle: Mothers and teachers hard at work preparing, serving, and cleaning. Bottom right: The only person who volunteer- ed for clean-up duty. 22 K 1 -1 W0 in ,'f7m---s-'f NA. ,x .Zh ,Wi :ASSXDL . ' 8 ,ff x If ' Q Qi ll 12 Q-...u v 6 A Q 1 'l, , 1:-' ' ' . . Q Q A , . Ir' f A. y. ff ,,. A . ' ,FQ i,3,,g-'Qs '.. Qg....,...- .. ... . 1 I M, 4-f' U' L35 . 4, .V M' V -Air It's Hard to be Humble When you re perfect in every way. I can 't wait to look in the mirron 'Cuz I get better looking each day. Imust be Q heck ofa man. It's hand to be humble... This song seems to have been Mr. Hafner's theme song for the Year of the Bear. It epitomizes the pride and confif dence he had in the student body - its scholastic, athletic, musical and artistic talents. Chuck Hafner's first year as principal at Central Valley High School was per- fect in every way. He worked closely and enthusiastically with the students and faculty to build fresh ideas, positive attitudes, and 'pride and class.' Mr. Hafner made it obvious he enjoyed coming to school and perform- ing his duties with the able assistance of Kathy Irwin and Anton Rasmussen... I'm doing the best that I can. 24 5 :R ,,,,..-ww ,rn- 'if .lsQif,1Q! mmf,- 3-fw 41 ah ,G P i 3.1-w'Q f kfv- 'Q U 3, ' xx' 1-.1 K in , 41 ,,,. an if 5 fs sg ,. .52 an , ti E 524 ,s 53- 4- -WE s gsfs K ' l ,Q I .,,. 5, a . Y ,uf av, 5' ,Z 1 V L ,fic . ., If if K n 54 'X ' li YJ. , ,A -. C-,g' V Q . -'lf' ,sf ' 2, 'gl , tx '-QI., K 4 , , 7-'55 rash Y. v I .iIiMvj2,M Hx B 'i K :jj , X. . 'Q 1 A Xvx 'V ' I.-YJ f ' w. .X 4 my 3EZt!',g,., .N ,Y is 1:51 - E: ff-Q 1 K Q yliq :. 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History teacher Ron Knudsen, said, The kids always played hard and won for him and they will never forget him. In 1960 he relinquished his coach- ing position on the track team to Clayton Mitchel to begin the coun- seling department as head counsel- or. In 1962, he relinquished his posi- tion as head football coach to Gary Davis. The big event in 1962 was Rass becoming Vice Principal. I have never known another admini- strator who cared more about 'his kids'. It is hard for a Vice Principal to care so much when his job is discipline, said English teacher, Mary Zografos. For 27 years Rass has committed himself to Central Valley, the faculty, and the students. It is with sadness that we bid a fond farwell to our be- loved Rass. He is retiring with the class of '81 to rest and take the leisure that he deserves. He has the right to be self- ish and have some time with his family , said colleague, KathyIrwin. Rass - from the class of '81, the student body, and the faculty - goodbye. We love you. TOP FAR LEFT: During Spirit Week, Bass lights everyone up with a bonfire. BOTTOM FAR LEFT: Bass is always working towards bigger and better things. BOTTOM MIDDLE: In 1968, Rass shows his teeth as Vice Princi- pal. TOP MIDDLE: In 1970, as Vice Principal, Russ works hard trying to improve the school. BOTTOM RIGHT: In 1967, Hass is still Mr. Congeniality as Vice President. MIDDLE RIGHT: In 1955, it is Rasa' first year as foot- ball coach. TOP RIGHT: In 1957, Rass is two years older and he still is holding his football. 31 Th P les' Ch 'ce Our A.S.B. officers this year have ' put on a great show for us and have proven to be great leaders. Among the accomplishments of the 1980-81 school year was the Leadership Con- ference at Ross Point, an exciting spirit week with a bonfire, sing-a- long and spirit breakfast, and a Christmas caroling party for the entire school. The officers held student council meeting every first and third Wed- nesday of each month and got new blue sweaters for themselves and the other members of the student coun- sel. They also planned some spring events so that the students had some- thing to release their spring fever energy. With the help of Mr. Hafner they made the school year one that everyone would remember. 9. 1Pl?'l?1'7I7ll rr'r F lf'r'r1-UF 'SEED ffffllf From Left to Right: Terry Ota, Parliamentarian, Rick Sloan, Vice Presidents, Iohn Meyers, Sgt. at Arms. Leanne Vigesaa, Program 32 Chair man, Rhonda Trautman, President, Patty Graham, SBCYMBIY- SUPER SEN ICRS Most Athletic: Rick Sloan and Chris Karstetter. Ba! Actor: Bob Ward and Iulene Andres. Prettiut Eyes: Roger Campbell and Tina Long. Moll Musicllly Inclined: Lance Sutton and Sara Barker. 33 3 Most Spirited Bear: Barry Calvert and Cindy Orr, . K . K WMM. I Biggest Character: Russ Holler and Stacie Anderson. 34 Most All-around: Greg Horn and Patty Graham. Best Looking Smile: Russ Neilson and Merry Roland ,M 9 .Pg ,ai mx? e K ,bg , ' Q ' 33, ,J , R N , xii, A Y: to Succeed. Mxke Allen 'Nha' 3.51 ilflf . Q' 6- im' 1 fwjj. .-9 ' ' .ag '-. -. 'wg 2 FEA, ,Q -X L - . I -, ,. xr . If A V .. Ia wi 5 ,gnc n. . ff M' , L,5 v gf.,-I, mn 1 Y .nz 5? , W ,, W -b M . as 24' Q .,k , G.. Oak ,E PN .5 ffaf QI 9 ,-': ' O0 N ' ,HJ g ,nf . E , :S '-v Q. if 5 wa . 'K A ' 0 4 yy I gn 'I nr .QP ,, S. +- 1' l' ring 1 . I 4 rl? ,iN ff W ,s .. v sac! 7 .Q ififxx Y-' X' aux. MS. n .W 5. ... 'r' A2 if x ' 'x K, 5+ V ly, . ills' fvr Y3 gl Effqty- km-lsujizv 'Vit -'wr xg! 5 gn X .,A 1 vi' U A T J -f ww: uni f H Q79 f If ' al- M l Y' K' .4 u Q11 ' I X in A We Were wesome The varsity football team consist- ing of 32 seniors had their best season ever under third year coach Greg Gavin and his staff. The Bears had an undefeated season until their loss to the Shadle Park Highlanders 21-12. Although they lost to Shadle, they shared second place with Gon- zaga Prep. But when the showdown came, the Bears were defeated and earned a third place title in the Greater Spokane League. Team awards went to Terry Ota and Roy Lamb, defensive team cap- tains and offensive team captains were Greg Horn and Rick Sloan. Defensive Most Valuable Player was Jim Sivalc and Offensive M.V.P. was Rick Sloan. The Inspirational award went to Greg Horn also. VARSITY FOOTBALL: TOP ROW: Steve Enziminger, Rob Alford, Kurt Stockman, Jerry Fencl. Roy Lamb, Joe Stenson, Jim Sivak, Rick Sloan, Marty Ambrose, Steve Johnson, Rick Hughes, Mr. Wendleburg, Mr. Kent. SECOND ROW: John Vinguilder, Chuck Roach, Russ Hood, Bob Ness, Mark Rehn, Terry Ota, Doug Blue, Russ Nielsen, Steve Malsam, Tim Paullin, Tom Hurst, Kevin Kirstein, Shawn Conroy, Mr. Blowers, Mr. Holly, THIRD ROW: Danny Centenari, Bill O'Quinn, Paul Kreinke, Steve Ohme, Phil Seifert, Steve Higgins, Tim Sullivan, Jerry Lefler, Shawn Soom , Greg Horn, Mark Nygren, Jan Laes, Brian Blum, Mr. Gavin, Mr. Knudson, Mr. Bernard. FOURTH ROW: Doug Jesse, Mike Cavalier, Steve ROW: Doug Jesse, Randy Cavalier, Steve Krakenberg, Bill Miller, Chuck Ellis, Kevin Daly, Mike Destito, Steve Lorentz, Jim Morton- son, Mark Johnson, Russ Looney, Scott Ward, Mike Warner, Lori Johnson Luwanna Murray. BOTTOM ROW: Eric Ota, Jim Upchurch, Don Reese, Mike Allen, John Meyers, Dan Stelzer, Kelly Shea, Jeff Bleisner, Wayne Cashman, Chris Mahana, Brett Cornwell, Rod Alonzo, Becky Norland. BOTTOM LEFT: Defensive linemen listen to Coach Holley as he gives them the strategy for the game. MIDDLE LEFT: Senior Greg Horn peeps out of his rainiacket to take a look at the score. TOP RIGHT: The Bears run in for a touchdown against the Coeur d'Alene Vikings at the Kibbie Dome in Moscow. BOTTOM RIGHT: Senior Kevin Kerstein shows his graceful kicking form. 43 .... n as 41' 'iafiitiii ' , .Q . 0-Q ,. Q 'QQ ,.. no uv V f. v' 7 B qc umm.-Q..-,,, L' , ,. Q ,.. a .. H 'Yu' 'V ww .. L.. ', ' '-1g.,1i33,yf,:y,, y Q, rv: . 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MIDDLE: Central Valley'sI.V. varsity football team: FIRST ROW: Brad Ellis, Tom Decker, Dave Mason, Brian Villa, Mark Ness, Scott Sadler, Shandy Cobane, Todd Koellen, Alan Edwards, Richard Poston. SECOND ROW: Doug Grant, Paul Zellner, Dave Ford, Todd Profit, Craig Joseph, Iohn Guinn, Rich De'Andre, Dave Hoqberg, Ion Hibclon, Dean Burkhart, Scott Bomer. THIRD ROW: Steve Christman, Cory Collven, Duane Pickens, Quinn Waterbly, Mike McBroom, Chuck Grubs, Lary Dixon, Danny Wood. FOURTH ROW: Todd Rein, Todd Gilbert, Terry Piger, Rob Brewer, Dan Francis, Craig Eggleston. TRAINERS: Kelly McDaniel, Terry Iohns, Suzanne Hoover, Penny Burris, Angela Brown. Coaches: Randy Gorman, George Minegas. UPPER RIGHT: Tom Decker stands alone at the top. BOTTOM LEFT: Tom Deckard, and Terry Piger kneel in the football field waiting for game plays. BOTTOM RIGHT: Terry Piger. a I . ff .0 .4- Mu-7' -ye' . 4- ' Q 1 Fi ve 4 . ag.. A -Keag, ..,..,,.pw S2 +2355 K P r N X- g . .s :XXX K .4 i. K Volleyball Spikes Again .X . ,' JL gn ar According to coach Mike Pearson, his varsity' volleyball team was ex- cellent. Even though the team's record was only 8-8 they beat Mead, top league contenders. His rnost outstanding players were the seniors including Missy Schaft, Tina Land- ers, Chris Karstetter, Sheryl Dodge and Rhonda Trautman. The remain- der of the team also contributed tremendously to this year's success. They were: Jeanne Evans, Cheryl Krieg, Becky Byus, Kim Hayden, and Kelley Stevens., LEFT TOP, TOP ROW: Missy Schaif, Tina Landers, Chris Karstetter, leanne Evans, Sharyl Dodge. BO'1'I'OM ROW: Coach Mike Pearson, Cheryl Krieg, Becky Byus, Kelley Stevens, Kim Hayden. Not pictured: Rhonda Trautman. MIDDLE LEFT: Chris Karstetter giving it all she's got. MIDDLE RIGHT: Cheryl Krieg, Tina Landers, and Becky Buys practic- ing for upcoming game. LEFT BOTTOM: Kelley Stevens, Ieanne Evans, Becky Byus, Chris Karstetter and Kim Hayden getting ready for the set. TOP UPPER RIGHT: Chris Karstetter jumping tor joy. ABOVE RIGHT: Kelley Stevens, Jeanne Evans, Chris Kar- stetter, and Kim Hayden intently thinking on their strategies. MIDDLE FAR RIGHT: Becky Byus, Kelley Stevens, Jeanne Evans, Chris Karstetter, and Kim Hayden patiently wait- ing for the opposing team to return the ball. LOWER RIGHT: Kim Hayden, Kelley Stevens, and Becky Byus watching the spiker do her stuff. 4'-3 Q N 'vs is W.. it QS' T- 5 - 4 mujlukn The Iunior Varsity Volleyball team, coached by Sally Wellman, finished with a superb standing ot 13-3 by the end ot the season. The team was made up of juniors and sopho- mores who used team work and in- dividual skills to accomplish their excellent record. They lost to Mead, their toughest advesary, twice. Yet, the Bears managed to tie with them tor first place. LEFT PAGE: UPPER LEFT- Kay Ankerson ex- tends backwards to hit the ball over the net. UPPER RIGHT- With great assertiveness Holly Hodson serves the ball to the opposing team. LOWER LEFT- Coach Sally Wellman views game from the sidelines. LOWER RIGHT- Tammy Begler springs up to spike the ball. RIGHT PAGE: TOP- SITTING- Paula Fitzhugh. FRONT ROW- Charlotte Thompson, Becky Shawo, Ce Ce Hodson, Kathy Meyers, Holly Hodson, Becky Bender, Coach Sally Wellman. BACK ROW- lulie Schilter, Janet Bishop, Kay Ankerson, Teri Hatch, Lu Rae Broberg, Ray- dene Apel, Tammy Begler, Shelly Folsom, Chris Burchett. BOTTOM- C.V. players warm up for the upcoming game. Muscles, moves, and coordination were some qualities of the 1980-81 wrestling team. Although their rec- ord was 8-1O, their spirit was un- defeated. Coach Art Keith, formerly ot the University of Oregon, has much ex- perience and enthusiasm tor high school sports. Some of the outstanding individ- uals this year were Robin Burrows, Roger Gotlob, Ierry Duncan, Shawn Soorn, Kevin Goode, left Bliesner, lan Laes, Mark Douglas, Scott Colby, and Iim Upchurch. 52 A . fy. mv J 5 5415 .5 K -3. A ti' wh '.'1o pas. an N ,. L A K X 9 V ,n-5, a 4 + 1 ' .,,,.,,.., ,, ' 1 J? Q, Q FQML F W 1 J fu 1 f 'SA , :-3835? 4165 ?'z . 'f,,1'-' 1 aw 2 nf? a . s 1 Q, C- 11 . '1 V - ,, S af x ' I s ff? if A . X.. in if , 'l 8 Y, '81 fi' 523 ,I . f N4-If I 5 OC fl I al UW C.V. Gymnasts Stick Witli It Being able to maintain their poise and not succume to pressure was a major accomplishment of the 1980- 81 gymnastics team. This year's team was comparatively young, consisting ot three seniors, two juniors and tive sophomores, with one returning gymnast, Kim Taylor. Each girl was strong in a different area and they all competed varsity at one time. Danette Hautala was the tearn's all around high scorer this year. With two assistant coaches and four managers, the team was under excellent supervision. LEFT PAGE: UPPER RIGHT: Marion Edwards, Terry Olbricht, Danette Hautala, Becky Todd, Leslie Crossman, Bobbi Criswell, Cathy Grimes, Myrna Driskell, Patti Meyer, Sue Murphy. Second Row: Beth Livingston, Brenda Grimes. Third Row: Nancy Williams, Kim Taylor, Terry Miller. Not Pictured: Kim McKern, Tammi Thompson. LOWER RIGHT: Terry Miller on bars. RIGHT PAGE: UPPER LEFT: Mrs. Driskell talks with team member. UPPER RIGHT: Danette Hautala. MIDDLE LEFT: Gymnastics team before meet, MIDDLE RIGHT: Kim Taylor on beam. BOTTOM: Danette Hautala on beam. 54 -n-...L My V ffl 4' sg? mfg in K. W H ff .Q Q 43 5211? ' vc ,..v l, , H lngnf ,J k l in gif 5:1 . I . . J gajyg., - .w 'g gshegiqi.. gt .. tg, SA. tif: . N ' I 115' ,I ' ' Qu in Q5 Xl' ' . 'L' I'7'Y' ' 'r I .1 327:-. 'IC 'if' 'ti 2 - - f,.f,a .Aix A V 7 .. 13,5 ., u ,'Q,,f , :- 142- 1 ' K AV. Vi, .tiff - . fi, . .. 45311 , t- 5 'Z - t, -spa' - ,., , , 1 -,.',.1i. -+2.45 .. ,vLgUf1.'Z-3' ffl-4L 1'l '7 f'-' -, . S'-f ff-14 , , ,L ,- ,m,,2,D ,. ,A wklspkzg L b 5 kia. - Q ' -' - - -, W Dazzling Dunkers The Varsity Boys Basketball team had a very exciting and competitive season. There were games won in the last seconds and games won in the first quarter. The season started out with a game against Richland at Richland. The Bears gave the Bombers a run tor their money as usual. Another interesting game was against Shadle. The Bears came out and sur- prised the kilts off the Highlanders by being the only team in the league to take Shadle into overtime. C.V. lost the game but showed Shadle the Bears' capabilities, The Bears were coached by Stan Chalich who was assisted by Ron Knudsen. Varsity Boys Basketball Team: Marty Ambrose, Mike Benton, Russ Hood, Greg Horn, Lance Nichols, Steve Malsam, Larry Newhott, Terry Ota, Todd Ritchardson, Rick Sloan, Tim Sullivan, Brian Wharton, Greg Deckard. BELOW: Steve Malsam at the line for Central Valley. LEFT: Rick Sloan goes up lor two points, BOTTOM LEFT: Larry Newhott shows determination at the tree-throw line. MIDDLE: Lance Nichols dribbles up against Ferris FAR BOTTOM LEFT: Marty Ambrose goes up fOr rebound against Ferris. LOWER MIDDLE LEFT: Greg Horn dribbles around Lewis and Clark for two points. BOTTOM MIDDLE LEFT: Coach Chalich looks skeptical about a foul called on the Bears. Li A -'vw U --M 1 'ii- ' Y rn, un- -.1 K 40 ,,,,,,-M 'BRL 'x ' n nyh fi- .1 ai Q 5:33, 5? 4 ,Wy i, .,,-53 -'.,.,,v-A Aus' Q 5 T -tl an fy 3 u.bord1nate ophisticates UPPER LEFT: The boys IV. basketball team is shown here practicing for a big upcoming game, UPPER LEFT MIDDLE: Iim Stewart is one ot our many specta- tors whose past-time is watching the boys basketball team go at it. UPPER RIGHT: Mr. O'Brien puts in many hours to put together a great B-squad team like this one, UPPER RIGHT CORNER: Pic- tured here waiting tor the chance to make a rebound are: Doug Norris, Tim Liepold, Mark Stockman, left Binga- man, and Todd Richeson. BOTTOM LEFT: The fierce jump is one, Who will get the ball? BOTTOM RIGHT: Dean Burkhart shows excellant display ot concentration for this important shot. BOTTOM RIGHT CORNER: Mark Stock- BOTTOM RIGHT CORNER: By making a tinal shot, Mark Stockman has what it takes to win over the opposing team. 58 I J. 'ii Q 'N Sz Q -J . 1 '- ' vi. 'fa vi ,Y I 1 .V . , S gl' N ,- '-T. 4 f ,, ,ff , A ,. Y Qv 1 W-4' Q mx i ,Q fd ' . ',Q' ff- ' P' Kf v B M' 1 4 x if X L ASI F ,. , .fd Ax 1, 3 ! xx , L...x- I I -,MW im J- .gi H- ' ARS ' Y - -1 ex U 4. , -x . '15 'S 'I' -, ... ,Qxae-M1 i F Y , x :.-..- ---f x LEFT PAGE: Upper left- Rick Sloan makes his way through traffic. Right- Russ Hood fights for rebound. Bottom- Lance Nichols shooting for'two. RIGHT PAGE: Upper left- In I,V. action Tim Liepold trying for the tip. Upper right- Terry Ota organizes the play. Lower left- Greg Horn manuvers his way down the floor. Lower right- Bear team is attentive on the rebound, 61 M3Q .gif W'I , as I've had more fun this year coach- ing than any other year, remarked Coach lack Blair. This attitude ex- pressed by Coach Blair was reflected in Central Valley's Girls' Varsity Basketball team throughout the en- tire season. Being rated fourth in Washington State, the Lady Bear's team had to live up to some high ex- pectations. They met these with victory after victory for Central Valley. In response to the fine exhibit ot basketball playing displayed by the Lady Bears, Coach Blair stated, I sincerely hope that the girls reach their goals because they really de- serve it. Some credit tor the Girls Varsity Basketball team making it big must be attributed to the support they re- ceived throughout the season. Due to the winning record and the rise ot Central Valley spirit, more students attended games this year than in any previous year. Team members consisted of: Cheryl Krieg, Patty Graham, Annette Hel- ling, Danielle Bean, Donna Iacobs, Jeanne Evans, Michelle Bean, Dee Jacobs, Paula Spidell, Chris Karstet- ter, Terry Hatch and LaRae Broberg. FAR LEFT: Paula Spidell shows the emotions of having played a long game. MIDDLE FAR LEFT: Cheryl Krieg prepares to get that rebound, BOTTOM FAR LEFT: Looking for an opening, Dee Iacohs keeps her distance from the defender. UPPER MIDDLE LEFT: Donna Iacobs shows defense ability while playing against East Valley, BOTTOM MIDDLE LEFT: Patty Graham watches her opponent careful- ly. UPPER RIGHT: Team members listen intently as Coach Blair explains the play. BOTTOM RIGHT: Team picture, BELOW: Annette Helling concentrates before the toul shot, ' Xl .,, 63 1, nt. gy, .V.. W gg el' 'V '9' sth., Q, 11 M' 'S is 0 fd H 'Q V if 4 y Q W-w 'F1'!5 'i5 mW ' A 5- 1 ,V f' fx 4 ' 'M ' 3. . 1:1-W ,ff- ! A1 1A F as Q, -W xx W ,. Y ff' W A x M W N. n L 1 .1 Q if F. 'W '-Tl.'Z151'gf , L. Y , 'S' A A A MQ ' up 'win' A , nm, 1 ,- 1+ Vw ' ' .M .. All S is NE? 33. JZ, W. .4 59: L K , Girls Go For The Top Seat Central Valley's lunior Varsity and B-Squad girls basketball teams did a fine job this season ot displaying the athletic skills of C.V. students. Doing an outstanding job of coaching were l.V. coach Iudy Vermeers and B- Squad coach Sue Karstetter. Sue Karstetter, a graduate ot Central Valley, returned this season to share her acquired talents with the B- Squad team. Both teams ended their seasons with winning records. The B-Squad team consisted ot Missy Madsen, lanelle Allen, Tess Massie, Annette Hand, lulie Schiller, Kay Ankerson, Karen McNamara, Heather Mclntee, Charlotte Thomp- son, Paula Fitzhugh, and Terril Robertson. Playing for the Iunior Varsity was Becky Byus, Barb Graham, Colleen Koch, Terri Hatch, Kathy Danielson, Becky Bender, Ianet Bishop, Tammy Begler, LuRae Broberg, and Kelly Stevens. TOP LEFT: Colleen Koch displays free throw- ing ability, MIDDLE LEFT: Terri Hatch tips the ball for Central Valley's IV. RIGHT: Player shows an example of a side shot. N I it Cn The Run... has R1 Annette Hand, above, won 9th place in state cross country. This is the highest ever by a girl in the Greater Spokane League history. Mike Richardson, above right. Cross country girls relax betore meet, right. 66 ...To Be Number One This year's Cross Country team was rnade up of Allan Konewko, Greg McCammond, Mike Richardson, Julie Mauer, Susan Fagan, Taru Kosonen, Cheri Cline, Dawn Barney - Ass't. Coach, Dawn Fields, Steve Barberi, Iohn Armentino, Todd Memill, Annette Hand, Missy Madsen, Stacy Vanhott, Ross Yardley, Ronny Knudsen, Bob Martin, Paul Humphreys, Rick Carpenter, Todd Tyner, Todd Wolfe, Dave Ramsey, Len Dickenson, Todd Perkins and Mr. Berg, Coach. Sue Fagon, left, Ron Armentino, below. 67 GIRLS TENNIS: Coach Taylor, Staci luclge, Cindy Owens, Becky Nicholsen, Dawn Farmer, Maureen McKelvey. FRONT ROW: Suzzane Lohr, Sue Boyer, Kathy Danilson, Cheryl Halverson, Carrolyn Taylor. FIRST ROW: Scott Warner, Mike Yardly, Dave Kenewko. SECOND ROW: Chris Harrison, Shawn Henry, Dave Douglas, lim Hamilton, Silvio Coccodoros. THIRD ROW: Iay Mitchell, Mike Allen, Steve lohnsori, Eric lohnson, Iim Hilberand. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Mitrovitch teaches Dave Douglas correct hitting position. 54 'x 52 , Q 3 7 41 G, 1 t --. 1 68 Q T' f I .ms-A .. X .,A x .., xx .,. v ,.,- ' .,,. fn.. q..- , W ' f.,, -, 'f.. ' -Q.. .4.. Y-1 v E i' Y A ....-1: ,. ,L 'E .ix ,-,n,. vo, ,W , x V: on . s . 1 . I 4 v I Q 6 1 ' l 6.1 , 46 x'8 3'l '. 4 App !-Q ' A ,Q Anfezr- Ns 43 A-uf fill . - if '79 '7 f,' 5 1l1f:lt3'5.'3i ' ' '. ,,.., 3.1 . W '.' 4' ' .Q.4ov'n 14's 3 .9 . 1 ,, m mix. ,Q ,- gy. vp Endurance LEFT PAGE: Top Girls Varsity Track: Front Row: Sandy Morris, Corrie Chicklinsky, Annette Helling, Becky Buyus, Sheryl Dodge, Cheryl Krieg, Sue Fagon. Middle Row: Carrie Todd, LaDonna Lamb, Holly Lund, Karri Spoerhase, Ienniter Hayes, Tenni Fritz, Taru Kosonen. Back Row: Virginia Rhodes, Iudy Vermeers, Cindy Standly. Bottom, Boy's Varsity Track: Mark Unicume, Jerry Fencle, Don Dicus, Steve Krakenberg, Rick Hughes, Tom Hurst, Ross Yardley. Row Two: John Armentino, Todd Perkins, Len Dickenson, Steve Barbieri, Greg Mccammond, Tim Paullin, Todd Wilson. Row Three: Alan Konowko, Bill O'Quinn, Tom Rowland, Mike Warner, Mike Richardson, Ieff Bliesner, Russ Hood, Greg Goodnight. Row Four: Coach Cripps, Coach Berg. RIGHT PAGE: Top Lett: Cece Hodgson running for the High lump attempt, Top Right: Boy's lunior Varsity Track, Front Row: Ion Richardson, Rick Carpenter, Scott Bowmer, Sean Peters, Ron Ricard, Darrell Jesse. Row Two: Iirn Voelker, Tod Wolf, Paul Humphreys, Todd Tyner, Craig Ioseph, Paul Smith, Dave Babcock, Row Three: Tohn Anderson, Kris Harken, Richard Poston, Hoagy Wrixon, Danny Wood, Les Ritter. Row Four: Tracy Brach, Matt Christenson, Robert Coghill, Dan Francis, Craig Parker, Steve Christ- man, BOTTOM LEFT: Don Dicus attempts Long Jump. BOTTOM RIGHT: Junior Var- sity Girls Track: Danette Hautala, Stacy Vantlott. Row Two: Tammy Waggoner, Becky Bender, Annette Hand, Pam Krieg, Holly Hodgwon, Sherry Lentz, Tammy Riddle. Row Three: Ianelle Allen, Kelly Campbell, Angela Brown, Sherry Hughes, Vicki Madson, Chris Burchett, Cece Hod- gson. 70 3211. riff. J-L U 1'J t '-fr.. ,. L-:JV -.-.-- fdif' ..A. ua ...Q 'VW' ' if xf - 1 '41 -I-ifx 311 1.1 -712 afhm-: Q-----. q'v' if -r T 'l' SX t l 5 t 3 R K I 1 . 'vmWfr' L. . , A 5 1 'M 5 Vx X xv A ' - b Q qs 'L I 5 wk ' rt Y A ' ' x ,, X, A x-P 1Xv Q 1 W r - A Vzzgir' ' A JA F Y 'M t Z .. A Q v 5 1 5 N - Q g 4 h 33, :Sy 3 l , Vx I1 fi 5-Al ll' f,1v:.fsn44 ,. wwf,-, ww' ' i ,b-0nQ4mf,,eJfT 'ggi' if 2-,g.,w.,.vv-f fgfj, W. ,fadwfga J WE! 5- if Flat' Kim, M,-f g ' :Ii 'Eff' ' , 9 z , p s v I Q0 ' ,ig fN'5H?f' 'I 0.4! U.: If ,. c P' 1 1 1 T K' , x , M 1 gf' N Av- , eifyf ., Vf ,f'Q X' od, Egg fp W x . ,L ! K W' 4' ,ar n - ' vvdv r ? 5.1 , X X . I III lil ' Q. m sash i- ...QLY i ' 4 E . 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Front Row: Patti Lynn, Sue Peterson, Scarlet Wrancher, Michelle Bean, Tina Landers, Dinae Hardy. 75 IV. GIRLS SGFTBALL SLIDES T0 VICTORY! Plctured from lett to rlght Back Row Coach Manlyn Perxsh Terry Johns Carmen Sutton Paula Fxtzhugh Tammy Begler Ellssa Necldo Kathy Horn Melame Shultz Tracy Donahue Front Row Kelly Sandoval Tess MBSSIE M1chelle T1PlOH Shelly Folsom Tracy Kxmball Tony Beno1t Wendy LePa1ne Tawna Benson Srttlng Dlane Hardy Not Prctured LaRae Broberg ' -'35-. Q -x A 1- Y . W' A xx.. - A - -. J , W ' M mn A , 4 + ' ' V- ,..' , v M, - - . - - ...a . ' , . , 1... ' ' ' , N M ' - ,, 'Q rm' .-- Az 'W 'A - A, . . ?. '. QM' Li- '-' W , ' -A - 1,f,,.- Ay-.. ,Q U ' 4 ' , . V V G l A-af 4 1 in-l,1 '.1.tf is . l ' 1 r L ' , r t' - ' 76 Fore The Fun Of It! fra' 17 GOLF: FRONT ROW: Tom Schwarfsenberger, John Kimsey, Courtney Iohnson, Steve Brazington, MIDDLE ROW: Brad Harper, Sieve Iohnson, Gus Kallas, Karl York. BACK ROW: Coach Less Nygren, Ed Criswell, Doug Muggley, and Tim Rasley. STRIKE! STRIKE! Central Va11ey's First Bowling team consisted of: Back Row: lim Stewart, Randy McGovern, Mike McGovern. Second Row: Sheila Van- Marter, Linda Hartill, Iill Stewart. Front: Kathy VanMarter, 78 C 5' A Q v Q f T3 w.3 Histrionics The selection that juniors and seniors could pick from Central Valley's social studies classes in- cluded U.S. History, Civics, World Affairs, European History, Psycho- logy, and Sociology. These classes and more taught from the causes of the American Civil War to our pro- gress and problems of the future. The mulit-talented teachers ot these so- cial studies classes are able to relate the importance of their subjects to the students. UPPER LEFT: Betty McNeice a true Central Valley Bear pioneer. TOP CENTER: Bruce Wendleburg giving one of his students the evil eye. FAR LEFT: Dave Bell trying to explain to his class why U.S. History is required. CENTER: Steve Bernard trying to act sophisti- cated. ABOVE: Lett to Right: Bill Berg, Bruce Windleburg, Greg Gavin, Clayton Mitchell, Betty McNeice, Stan Chalich, Bob Dyche, Dave Bell, Steve Bernard, Ron Knudseri. LEFT: Bob Dyche, a man who takes his work seriously. 5 .NCQ .,,i, fs 1 , Q ' we K 'Y N ali 1 A 5 1 1 'qw .lin j,'i ,fa .Q ' N 'N S ,. 15 Ae ,I A 3' A A -:T gpg. fQI59,,g,fji W. 3. Ms . ' f .1 ,I ' WYFA.. .XS , Af 1-if 3 5 aj J +5 i .aO' if' w ,wyyQ44 iff' -mir. X, The Glamour of Grammer Daddy, how do you spell zyla- tone? I don't know son, ask your mother. Mommy, how do you spell zylafone? You spell xylophone, x-y-l-o-p-h-o-n-e. That certainly isn't what Language Arts is all about. A very small amount is spelling. The rest is grammar, composition and litera- ture. Among some of the books read in literature are the: Lord of the Flies, The Pearl Lisa, Brightand Dark, and The Red Badge of Courage. In addition to editifying students in grammar and literature, the Language Arts Department also brought beauty, talent, creativity and boundless intel- lect to the halls of C.V. There was an addition to the language Arts Department this year. Megan Leigh, or better known as Mom to C.V. students, blended in quite well with allot the other crazy English teachers. She was also accepted and well liked by the students she worked with. Megan came to Central Valley with very little know- ledge ot journalism. This fact made her work twice as hard as to learn every- thing there was to know. Overall Mrs. Leigh caught on very quickly. UPPER LEFT: Row 1: Miss Tuson, Miss Lathem, Mrs. Zogratos, Mrs. Wagner, Mrs. Cooper tDepartment headl. Row 2: Mr. Mitro- vitch, Miss Taylor, Mr. Rowberg, Mr. Edmond- son. LOWER FAR LEFT: lane Iohnson concentra- ting on the subject at the day. LOWER LEFT: Genny Lathem and Megan Leigh look in the dictionary to tind out just what that word meant they were called. UPPER MIDDLE: Art Keith, a new addition to Language Art, looking glamourous. RIGHT CORNER: And here's .... lack Betts. BOTTOM RIGHT: Beauty and Brains, 85 :moz a I Cb + CD4 Upper Lett: Mr. Waterman finds enjoyment in teaching his biology class a thing or two. Pictured here from left to right are: Mrs, Orr, Mr. Hawley, Mr. Hagen, Mr. Gumrn, and Mrs. Ford. Mr. Gorman may lift weights but he also is a fine teacher oi biology. Pictured here, Mr. Poffenroth, and Mr. Nygren, Mr. O'Brien is one of our math teachers, here he waves a friendly hello. 86 v' :jf 'JJ :,, .wg nillyw-, If 3 Ylpff EMF wr - , W , Q.,.L g ar- .xk , 4 .,.- K A . iz' 4 fn., V I' lr . A ': . 4 .14 rl, N I ' , ,M yr 4 .W .vx-'J 5 - .Vw , If , . q ' rf Y .M-4 -1' ,.-- -tw ef A x X x. 'X wax 'Wa X Q f B., gv The courses offered in the Home Economic Department give students a wide variety of skills from sewing on a button to rebuilding car en- gines. LEFT UPPER LEFT: JoAnn Breach discusses parenthood with her Child Development class. LEFT UPPER RIGHT: Emmett Gumm shares a moment of levity with students. LEFT LOWER LEFT: Ron Utecht lectures to his class on forestry and wildlife. LEFT LOWER RIGHT: Olaf Iohnson shares advice with student. TOP RIGHT: lay Rydell works hard at his desk. BO'I'I'OM RIGHT: BACK ROW: Ron Utecht, John Clift, Bob Gehres, Emmett Gumm, Orville Koch. FRONT ROW: Olaf Johnson, loAnn Breach, Barbara Overholser. NOT PICTURED: Iay Rydell. ' ,W ,tg gms A r .4 - fsivasf m -'n,:3:',.,i,m,,,- 3 ' f L : ' ' 9 4 , X tl me-eel? if X f gxgvr- Lima N QP W X W aw A if Q sl W JJ A 44 I . l The Better Business Backers The faculty business bears are busy helping students develop skills which will help them now and in the future. Tick, bzzt, whirrrrr go the business machines, scratch, squig- gle go the stenographersg and tap, tap, peck, peck, ding, go the type- writers. lack be nimble, Iaxk br 2icjsw Top: Front Row: Clarence Scott and Sherry Johnson. Second Row: Dick Rousseau, Ray Blowers, and Mike Pearson. Middle: Ray Blow- ers waving HI to whoever is walking by. Far Right: Middle: Sherry lohnson is helping out one of her students. Bottom: Steve Bernard is thirsty alter a hard day's work. 91 Shape It Up In years past, Central Valley's Physical Education Department's goal was to promote good health in the students of Central Valley. This year they continued to help build strong bodies and minds through in and out of school activities. Weight Training and Weight Control classes contri- buted, greatly to the P.E. program. These classes were designed for those not required or not able to participate in general physical education so that they too would have an everyday way to stay in good shape. 92 .4v 5s.,, . if .L x . z Xggw--.r ,- x ' il am ...Aiifif 'fu -'xr ,:- fi wg., - 5,-L Q - Rx X. N if f Q M? 5 v Q JCB?- .M Wymxtmmantll .44 5' e La.,,,.,1 5 I Q-J Worklng Behmd The Front Lines TOP LEFT: Iean Ferrell, Sandi Pitotti, Ioan Hughes, Kim Loy. TOP RIGHT: Charles Hafner, Anton Rasmussen, Kathy Irwin. MIDDLE LEFT: Marilyn Feather, Judy Ver- meers. MIDDLE RIGHT: Colleen Gavin. BOT- TOM: Billie Io Hunter, Gary Mills, Pete Town- send, Marie Simonson, Harry Amend. TOP RIGHT: BACK ROW: Iudy Mauro, Barb Shely, Evelyn Lenhart, Deloris Lyons, Connie Leslie, Vicki Ludecke, Laura Davis. FRONT ROW: Betty Snyder, Evie Feles, Betty Taller- day, Alice Forsyth. BOTTOM RIGHT: Del Bundrock, Ken Noah, Rose Taylor, Terry Friberg, Sam Erickson, Quentin Brown, Bill Henchel, 95 2' ll. 5 Q I 4 9 'TF'-.Q Vocal Chords The Vocal groups were busy this year performing in five different con- certs including a special Christmas concert in front of the student body. Concert Choir and Single Swingers showed their support when they ioin- ed voices and sang You Gotta Be A Football Hero' at the homecoming assembly in football jerseys. They even found time in their busy schedules for competitions, well supported by Mr. Hafner. All the groups were under the direction of Mr. Stan Owens and assisted by stu- dent teacher, Miss Maria Monzo. Worked Overtime it gin 98 1 We TOP LEFT: CHORUS: Kim Cbllikb, Dellb Kanellos, Laurie Heckathorn, Inns Beniemin. Pam Brown, Kelly Stevens, Tammy Broeam, Lynn Dupell, Michelle Tipton, Tracy Dolmllllq Mary McElwain, Kay Hallowell, Diane Bone! Tracy Shatto. BOTTOM LEFT: The Concert Choir shows their support and enthllltalm d a football assembly. TOP RIGHT: CONCERT CHOIR: Laurie Ferry, Laurie Onsel. .leeunti Johnson, Lisa Davie, .terry KIIOUM Pet! Toliver, Barry Calvert. Heidi Buntrocl Sherri Hall, Tina Mackteit, Brenda CMB. Denk Bergman. SECOND ROW: lemme KYBBL Mary Fifiold, Slxelte Priest. Blende BYOUIL Chris Berqman, Jamie Holcomb. The LOW. Laurie Novenchs, Robert Holcomb, loo mat ereau, Pat Miller, Stacy White, Karla ldfrey. TOP ROW: Iohn Olivetto, Ron UDCUL hmm Waterman, Gary Swartz, Duane DBDDIOBU. Kim Godfrey, Carl VanArsdale. Kitt lllitetn. Chris Vanl-hsdale. BOTTOM LEFT: IN- SEMBLE: Shelle Priest, Lien Dlvfl, Ml!! MG Elwain, Sue Hoyt, Sandra Levis, Mkhmcnl. Tami Simpson, Chris Bergman. Jamie Hal- comb, Sue Butler, Laurie Gareke. N07 PICTURED: Kari Mullen. Wendy Une!! Sandra Pagliaro, Jeannine Johnson. 99 v N Soundtrack By: The bands of Central Valley are heading up in the world. The mem- bers are hard workers and know that practice makes perfect as they proved at the Marching Band com- petition. They placed second out of 14 for the triple A school bands. They made it on to the University of Idaho for more competition and placed sixth out of 20 bands. Mr. Clayton, advisor, has been working hard with the Iazz, Concert, and Symphonic bands. He says there is nothing else he would rather do. Mr. Clayton says he enjoys working with high school students. They have more enthusiasm than college kids. High expectations await the future bands of Central Valley. Mr. Clay- ton's long range goal is to be number one nationally. Somebody has to be there, why not Central Valley. He is working for a high degree of excel- lence. Although most of the kids are in it for fun, they realize the import- ance of it and they feel that number one is a reasonable goal. Another group on the road to making Central Valley the best all around. Symphonic Band Top right: First row: Kim Taylor, Shelli Ohler, Cindy Owens, Heidi Delaubenfels, Samantha Duvall, Becky Nichols, Carol Wagstaff, Susan Froelich, Carol Kinnone, Cindy Nichols, ludy McKay. Second row: Melissa Martinez, Beth Livingston, Brenda Grimes, Carolyn Killion, Eleanor Hardy, Karen Bennaker, Todd Bis- choff, Mark Chilberg, Becky Schawo, Steve Kelly, Tom McKay, Paul Humphreys, Nancy Williams, Lance Sutton, John Riegel. Third row: David Gifford, Mark Leach, Dan Ruggen- berg, Mike Angove, Don Ruggenberg, Rob Garrison, Mark Nygren, Cal Anderson, Bill Le- Master, Paul Smith, Todd Washkoska, Jeff Gehmen, Allen Erickson, Tom Molter, Dave Babcock. Fourth row: Ioan McCombs, lay Hal- lowell, Don Messenger, Doug Blue, Ken Clark, Shandy Cobane, Dave Smith, Don Dicos, lerrol Olson, Larry Sanders. Not pictured: John Hicks, Rodney Crites, Kelli Guenzel Deanna Burdick. 101 T ug -WMC? x ff- i?,,, I if A J l p r SE va m .x ,,--' f rv ,1 ,-. LW L I5 X K S Ar' Z ggi ix r Nfl, M,f, ,my3ua,.w6 S JJ 'Wil' if 1 i X ffliip A ,J , !4f,g.g-yu ff ' GN C , -fs C'- . .s , x A, , -'M ,, , 1 .-. I 'W' 1 fQ,,rQii?s' Q if L lg ' ful- f -FN ' '-gm, . a, fi Q0 'if RURAL - CO OYS C 9 v . f N -xii? 'F ' . I -M, 5, I Vw, . - .,, ' It I ' 'I ' , ' f ANXN fliz' li lx Y Q 5, . li 'L I ' ., .., - 6 2 Q ' . . I ,H I , 0 XMI , t .a A 4 These are the FFA members for the 198081 year. ABOVE: FIRST ROW: Connie Wase- miller, Denise Arndt, John Voelker, SECOND ROW: Mark Wasemiller, Bonnie Wasemiller, Sue Potts, Greg Iasen. THIRD ROW: Iim Voelker, Mark Willms, Debbie Arndt, Marylin Marden. FOURTH FOW: Brad Wiedrich, Sheri Potts, Jackie Michilli. FIFTH ROW: Blane Francis, Bill Schroeder, Terry McGovern, Germ Lunde. NOT PICTURED: Adviser Ron Utecht. LOWER RIGHT: FIRST ROW: LaDanna Lamb, Dawn Ferrel, Patty Williams, Dawn Fields. SECOND ROW: Bud Keogh, Chuck Grubbs, Peggy Anderson, Kelly Campbell, Beth Liv- ingston, Jackie Micheilli, Brenda Grimes, Kathy Ham, Ierry Dansereau, Ioe Dansereau. THIRD ROW: Duane Scasillem, Packy Mc- Gowan, Don Anderson, Doug Willms, Bill Schroeder, Earl Highsimen, Brian Bauman, Mike Beckin, Bill Moore. NOT PICTURED: Adviser, Olaf Johnson. 104 TOP PICTURE: Sara Taylor and Melissa martinez try to convince their opponents that they are the best! BOTTOM PICTURE: Shows this year's debate team, John Riegal, Ron' Lentz, Mark Wasemiller, Mellisa Martinez, Paul Ludecke. Highschool Bowl Spares Adversaries 10 S. S W. , sgg I K Q. x ,. 3 -?Wi24g,bffjgf K Lg . fly. ff 55 Q ' x 1 oo ,W 5 Q xi' ,. ,,L. 6 . ICB, Y U A if mx' 'kb K i : X L 5' . 4 . an-M ,142 Y! V X . .4 Y- aff, ffdiw Qi i ? A239 'N ,sig A M. :ws r 4 ,fx ,f 5 Q if at ., . .J Qf 'wx' 3 Wx .93 at . a x 6 W I m f A H.. , .., ffis i - ' 1-.. ., . ,- MQ Q39 'Wd . 8 D5- ' 'I A fx, ' - x 1 ' H I iw - 4, Q -X Q r . A - Cum -A - 'Y . U ,Jw . ' , N i , z X QD' -- --'-M - V 337 ' N' Ns-'Q A' A ' .'?'.rV y v P' 44 ug W I I A' 'L' 'H IA xx NA xxx N' ' I 91' 'N xx'.v4xX A f V Ab 'J xx f.---14:A ,,-f'- .19--.5 -fi: 'm JJ' 'Q l 'jf Q, 9' ' , , , Q N X it ,,., 4 nw. L ' 'fi N -qw Y E r i Debate Reaches Pinnacle After Long Battle' Argument, rebuttal, research, practice and talent, all were combin- ed to make this year's debate season a successful one. Under the careful eyes of advisor Sarah Taylor and assistant Ginny Lathem, the debate team was ranked among the best in the league. TOP LEFT: Devin Thorpe, Ron Lentz, Ron Dodge, Tom Hurst, Miss Taylor, Ion Tomason, Jack Choate, Terry McGovern, Ion Riegel. SECOND ROW: Chuck Phillips, Dawn Farm- er, Susan Tayler, Shanna Wilkerson, Pete Toliver, Jennifer Bippes, Paul Ludecke. MIDDLE RIGHT: Tom Hurst shows his amaz- ing ability to stand out above the rest. LOWER LEFT: Tom Hurst and Ron Lentz prove to be two of Central Valley's prominent debators. LD D A U E' I-1 Di D-4 U2 The Gentle Inspiration Spirit Club was as strong as ever during the 1980-81 school year, and how could they not be under the direction of Mrs. Gavin. With approximately 75 members, the guardian angels, or G.A.'s, rapidly expanded in size and coverage. Their responsibilities included decorating the football players' homes the first game, last game, and homecoming. The rest of the year they decorated the lockers of the football players, girl's and boy's basketball players, and competitors ot state debate and designated spring sports. Mrs. Gavin stressed that Spirit Club made an effort' to support as many activities, major and minor, as possible. But we can't really have total spirit if just girls participate. The guys need to realize they're part of the school too! y ......... ....... ...- 4 . F 6 1 Q 20 SPIRIT CLUB: Wanna Murray, Sue Hoyt, Patty Henchel, Sandi Anrode, Renee Anderson, Becky Norland. SECOND ROW: Sherry Olbricht, Debbie Mueller, Dianna Brown, Dianna Jones, Holly Lund, Kelly Vanhoft, Lynn Weishaar. THIRD ROW: Sandy Lawrence, Maureen McElvy, Tami Crigger, Yvonne Coddling, Linda Orr, Cindy Slette, Kathy Henderson, FOURTH ROW: Carrie Clark, Denise Miller, Tina Long, Debbie Long, Leanne Critchfield, Ieanne Markson, Celia Gamble. FIFTH ROW: Karen Rennaker, Janet Rupert, Missy Edelbuie, Anna Paulusz, Kelly Frye, lean Coelho, Carol Kinnune. SIXTH ROW: Shelley Sharp, Pam Sparrow, Lynn Koellen, Nancy Arnold, Nancy Kilmer, leanne Evans, Cheryl Krieg. SEVENTH ROW: Corrie Chicklynski, Iulene Andres, Liz Henderson, Ioanne Wittau, Karen Quigg, Karen Orsi, Carol Mott. TOP ROW: Cindy Orr, Stacie Anderson, Mrs. Gavin. 113 More Than One Way To Lead - .X , .. Yi-fmt .ar Leadership was in abundance this past year at Central Valley. Honor Society played an important role in our academics. Jeff Waybright presided as president with a club of 23 members. The rough and tough leaders were our boys and girls paddle squad. Mohn Meyers and Chris Karstetter's group patrolled bathrooms and made sure' students got to and from the assemblies Without detour. The feminine leaders of the school were the Activity League with Tina Landers as president. This group sponsored dances fSadies, Gingharnl, and organized the Mothers Tea and Fathers Dessert, The Student Council made up of representatives of organizations and each class were a voice in the govern- ing of the student body. ACTIVITY LEAGUE: Tina Landers, Missy Schaaf, Sue Peterson, lean Gilbertz, Chris Karstetter. STUDENT COUNCIL consists oi: ASB officers, Senior class officers, Iunior class officers, Seven delegates from each class and the pres- ident of all the organizations in the school. HONOR SOCIETY, FIRST ROW: Paul Schultz, Sara Fox, Mark Wasemiller, Dan Wesche, Iulie Albertson, Ron Lenz. SECOND ROW: Jeff Waybright, Melissa martiriez, Carol Wagstafl, Elizabeth Henderson, mark Douglas, THIRD ROW: Mrs, Gavin, Mrs. McNiece, LeAnn I-Ierigstad, D'Ann Jones, Jamie Wallace. FOURTH ROW: Mike Allen, Mark Nygren, Lee Clark, Holly Lund, Carrell Lahtirien, IoAnne Wittau. NOT PICTURED: Greg Horn, Shawn Soom. BOYS PADDLE SQUAD, BOTTOM: Shawn Soom, Tim Sullivan, Chris Mahana, Jerry Lefler. TOP: Chuck Ellis, John Meyers, Ioe Stenson, Jim Sivak. NOT PICTURED: Mike Hollister, Marty Ambrose. GIRLS PADDLE SQUAD, FRONT ROW: Connie Gillett, Sandy Marshall, Chris Karstetter, Cheryl Krieg, Missy Schaaf. BACK ROW: Michelle Bean, Jean Coelho, Sandy Morris, Cindy Slette, Stacie Anderson. 115 Putting paint on everything in The Clubs that Create sight is surely art's most satisfying form. fSir Alan Patrick Herbertl And that is what it is all about, putting lite into visual lorrn. Art club does this in several ways. They have helped other clubs by advertising special events or things of special interest. To add an extra special art- istic ability to the holidays, they painted various business windows. They are the preservers of beauty. Central Valley's Key Club is a service organization in which the members create projects to better our school and community. The 75 members ot the Key Club thrive on work and service for others giving members an opportunity to gain knowledge by work experience. The members in Key Club are unique in many ways. The members not only provide the school with the many services but also go into the community to undertake various projects for the benefit of the entire area. Among the many activities the Key Club sponsored a Turkey Trott and visited Lakeland Village. Art Club Top lett: Front row: Sara Fox, Dede Kanellos, Lori lohnson, Kim Krienke, Lisa Doty, Secretary-Treasurer, Tammi Trottman, Shanlene Moore. Middle row: Margaret Walker, Brenda Brown, Vice President, Kim Taylor, Mrs, Buteux, Advisor, Sherry Olbricht, Vice President. Back row: Carol Wagstatt, Pete Toliver, Kurt Kustein, Rick Klechk, Wanna Murray, Bill Bezek, President. 116 UPPER RIGHT: This year's Key Club members were: FIRST ROW: lulie Shilter, Karen Mc- Namara, lanelle Allen, Cheryl Krieg, Susane MacNeil, Ieanne Markson, Lisa Hillier, Denise Bergman, Colleen Paine, Marsha Rudeen. SECOND ROW: Tracy Kimball, Leanne Jones, Jeanne Evans, Becky Byus, Laurie Calhoun, Tracy Hallowell, Shawn Soom, Terrill Robert- son, Chris Burchett. THIRD ROW: Scarlett Wrencher, Elisa Neddo, Tammy Begler, Maureen Oreilly, Cathy Treverson, Sara Crisp, Mary Hierath, lim Voelker, Diane Hardy, Suzanne McFarland, Patti Lynn, Eleanor Hardy, Kim Babinski, Laurie Harris, Mr. Rousseau. FOURTH ROW: Dave Ford, Randy Legg, Dave Mason, Shawn Henry, lohn Voelker, Sue Peterson, Michele Murphy, Laurie Harris, Kay Hallowell, Darin Leeson. Bottom left: Mrs. Buteax laughs at Sherry Olbricht's big mistake and wonders what they can do to correct it. Bottom middle: Pete Toliver with his trusty art tools puts his imaginative incentive to the test. BOTTOM RIGHT: This year's otiicers were: LEFT SIDE: Nancy Arnold-Secretary, Scarlett Wrencher'President, Cheryl Krieg-Vice Presi- dent. RIGHT SIDE: Debbie Frazier-Scrap book chairperson, Raydene Apel-Lieutenant gover- nor, Shawn Soom-Treasurer. Y 9 .yufg-' ,J V 'fx My .e......,,. . 3 'Q ' w n, 'J 'UNK- ,s -f 1 df 'wwf yy, Sf' ,M 'M f f f Z? 5?fQQZ'f zz:,gi,wZg' ffl 'Z ,ly fff Food For Thought This year the DECA class has added a new look to Central Valley halls. The new Bear Necessities is a store and Deli in one. DECA students worked hard on putting the store together. But because of building problems the set date of Nov. 6 was not met and the store opened on Tuesday, Nov. 18. Advisor, Clarence Scott said, The students are gaining experience in store supervision and in running the show themselves. Although the store is popular among the students and faculty there was much controversy over the winner ofthe name contest, Bear-Pr phernalia. Many of the students and faculty felt that the name Bear- A-pherna1ia indicated the use of drugs and drug paraphernalia. When the DECA students stood their ground over the newly chosen name, many petitions and complaints were issued, and in the end, the name Was changed to Bear Necessities. In the end everyone was happy and well ted. ABOVE: Senior DECA member displays mouth watering beet sandwich. RICHT: Rich Wagoner and Tina Landers ham it up in front ofthe camera, TOP RIGHT: Row One, Rhonda Trautman, Chris Tabish, lan Walther, Shelly Mandy. Row Two, Patty Renz, Sandy Morris, Michele Poireir, Iulie Moline, Kelly Smith, Patty McElfish, Konni Kieffer. Row Three, Advisor, Clarence Scott, Larry Neuhofti, Kari Spoerhase, Gerald Olson, Doug Braaten, Tina Landers, Rich Wagoner. Not Pictured: Debbie Dixon, Rose Faraca. MIDDLE RIGHT: Rhonda Trautman and Ian Walthers show ott pretzels to be sold. BOTTOM RIGHT: Iunior DECA Class: First Row, Reema Elaimy, Tania Clay- comb, Linda Reese. Second Row, Genevieve Ladd, Debbie Mueller, Cougar Knight, Shelly Buckenberger, Gary Corgiano, Don Buck. Row Three, Tim Adrian, Michele Murphy, Jamie House, Bill Maxwell, Russ Nielsen, Lynn Koellen, Nancy Arnold, Dave Koppins, Mike Swanson, Not Pictured: Lana Hillier, Cheri Hothaus, Anna Paulusz, Cindy Prater, Deanne Trotter, Kim Iohnson. 120 -....,.,,,.' if axwxsf EUUIIAJ' Cf ues or X AMERICA CEMPAL VALLEY HIGH SCHUOL , -5. M . I A Y fa. KXXSX L. fa X' X x f '55 an . g mfr' is x 5' Q-1' QM X - mu ' J x qi 4 ,- Qygx, ,.. V 3 x ' ' if 'Q 4 'M H S ? 'Q . , wg An' A 33 ,fi uh SN QV Afla- ffji ,X i '48 , N., v ,. . ' 1 ' - ' .- I g ., ,, egg - , , . E 5' JY S' r Q was .P U Q51 .-,Q ., , Q W rn 3 M .Fw ' 5 4 V L ,. , 1 v f ' l in SE? x Q4 - 1 Tina, are there any sophomores in girl's ensemble? I'm gonna get upset! Alright, who keeps using my football pictures? I AM mad!! 'I'l'1ey're mine! Ooh my gosh, there is a picture just lying here! Where's my ruler? Where-is-my- ruler. You're sitting on it! Somebody goes 'Hey, somebody tell a dirty joke!' and I go, 'I know a dirty.' I looked around and Mr. Bell was not there so I told this gross joke and everybody goes 'Yuk - gross!' and I turned around and there was Mr. Bell. I was so embarrassed! You sick dog, Timm! These were just some of the things said around deadline time in the yearbook class. Even though the class had a new teacher and a new staff, a lot was accomplished. Mrs. Leigh, otherwise known as Mom, worked just as hard as the students to learn the yearbook procedures. She was a big help to the yearbook staff. There was a time that it was doubtful that the Seniors would have colored pictures, but with fund raising events put on by the senior class, the money was raised to pay the extra money for the color. 122 K 5rw'4.anff if ' i GN li lr. N ,.... R ' I is as A 'L ua-:Unix .iv Q K f Ex favs ml 6,-of-' Q5 F1-p5,,g,::Nv i1' wa .hw ,1 fa, . ,f ,M-fa, gp ,Z ' ,f 'J J f mv-M 5' Il. a Y 2 A W,w,T-lifssi ' ! ' x . ' W Understudies 127 lanelle Allen Iohn Anderson lulee Anderson Kay Arikerson Ken Armstrong Mike Arthur Kim Early Babinski left Baldwin Brian Battles Brian Bauman Stacie Bays Tracy Beach Curtis Beard Tammy Begler Lisa Bell Becky Bender Tawna Benson Ienniler Beraz Robbie Berg Paul Bergam Russ Bevans Jennifer Bippes, Tony Bladek, Bob Blakely Robert Bliesner Dianne Bohnet Scott Bowmer Cindy Boyer Toni Braun Robert Brewer Tammi Brosam Angela Brown Diana Brown Gary Brown Pamela Brown Michael Buddrius loseph Budik lcseph Buechler Christine Burchett Dean Burckhardt Deanna Burdick Gregg Burington 128 XR-X ' 1 r if il ! I We X tj Distracted Gee, that guy over there is so neat! says Kelly Ward. I wish I could get to know him better! X14 V Michelle Burkhart Penny Burris Gregg Butts Sandy Bybee Kully Cumphull Terry Cnrlilu Carla Carmack Cindy Carnine .X .f X X ll. Rick Carpenter was ' .,'+QQi,,2 + H . W N ff - Janice Casey I if Donald Cass Phil Cavalier 5 .' Brendan Chavez ' 3 Mark Chilbcrg Christina Christensen Matt Christensen Steve Christman Cheri Cline Tom Clow Shandy Cnbunu George Coburn Debbie Colburn Kim Collison Cory Colvin lim Conant David Coppins 129 Greg Cossette Miriam Cox Vincent Creel Bobbi Criswell Kathleen Crocker Sally Cunningham Pat Curtis Kaycee Cutter Diane Davenport Rich Deandre Steve Degenhardt Heidi DeLaubentels Bill Deloney Shelley DeMars Kevin Denny Len Dickinson Larry Dixon Ronald Dodge Tracy Donahue Shelia Dorsey lohn Doty Brooks Douglas Theresa Dyer Lynn Dupell Sam Duvall Loran Eakins Spirit Shown Through Music Av' . pf - -17 Participating in chorus this year has given Dianne Bohnet, sophomore, a chance to be involved in the rising music program at Central Valley. Other vocal music programs offered are girls' ensemble, concert choir and Single Swingers, the jazz choir. X l A ' NX Qu , s X Pam Easter Robert Eddington Miles Eddy Alan Edwards Regina Edwards Craig Eggleston Brad Ellis Allen Erickson Ron Farman Alicia Farnand Kurt Felgenhauer Dawn Ferrell Betsy Fiscus Mike Fitch Paula Fitzhugh David Ford Russell Ford Robert Forster Ed Foulon David Friedman Duane Fry Mike Fry Jayme Gargano Jeff Gehman Liz Gehrett Cliff Geiser James George Keith Gibler Todd Gilbert lay Gillett Shannon Glasco Teresa Gold Kerry Gorman Denise Gottesman Barbara Graham Wayne Granger Douglas Grant William Gray Tracy Green Bill Griffith Kathy Grimes Charles Grubbs Iohn Guarisco lohn Guinn Linda Gust Sharrie Hall Terry Hall Kay Hallowell Mike Hallowell lim Hamilton Tom Hancock Annette Hand Kelly Hansen Paulette Hanson Tracy Hansen left Hanes Kris Harken Brad Harper Eric Harris Laurie Harris Kip Harrison Karen Hart Kevin Hart Lorrie Haskins Terri Hatch Danette Hautala Helen Haver Robert Hebb 132 . f 1 My , 4' 37 A' 'E ' i A 'SE 7 1 s.. .M ' .4- X r ,. S, K e Alone at the Top l Kelly Stevens showed outstanding spirit by maintaining the only sophomore position on the girls varsity volleyball team. Kelly was also very constant on the basketball court. u ,44 . +L.. . Yv - v 92,1 ' tx xii' ,, f + 55' iv 1 P t . is . 3 K V 5' iff K Q fir, J -.m r llvmmtm N CT M -i 151 . . z xlt , .,,x WL K- cv . ., . , Q Q, N ? ni!! .M ,f h. V I.-3 , . Janette Hendron Leane Henry Matthew Hepler Steve Heuett Randy Himes Cecilia Hodgson Holly Hodgson John Hodgson D. Holclvcn Suzanne Hoover Sharon Hughes Paul Humphreys Robert Holcomb Daniel Jackson Mikki Jackson Wendy Jeanneret Mike Jeffrey Todd Jerman Ron Johns Terry Johns Courtney Johnson Linda Jones Vicki Jones Craig Joseph Douglas Judge Dede Kanellos Becky Kannberg Shaysann Kaun Lynette Keeling Mike Kelley Greg Kellogg Ken Kenyon Bud Keogh Wayne Kienbaum Carolyn Killion Craig Kimball Tracy Kimball Tim Kinzer Kirt Kirstein Ronnie Knudsen Dwayne Koehler Todd Koellen 133 Wayne Kofmehl David Konewko Pam Krieg Suzie Lalone Debbie Lane Kent Leiler Randy Legg Brenda Lemaster Sherry Lentz Keith Leon Wendy Upiane Eve Letsch Patty Lloyd Doug Long Paul Ludecke Laura Lybberi Erin Mack Linda Madison Melissa Madsen Vicky Madson Mike Mandy David Marden Robert Martin David Mason Elizabeth Mason Theresa Massie J. Nlauer Brenda Mauro Michael NIcBroom Jeff McCartney Carol McCombs Kelly McDaniel Mike McGovern Packy McGowan Heather Mclntee Todd McKay Karen McNamara Curt Medlen Becky Merrill James Mertens Chris Mewes Mike Miller 134 l. 1 x ul L-4 Daydreaming...AGAIN You've gotta be kidding, you're not really taking a picture of me not paying attention to Mr. Keithmare you?! Thoughts of Kitt Kirstein, a daydreaming sophomore. ii' 'i X lf' L 3 X N ll xl' X i ,X I 1 6 ng' 9-Q., x if g . xl Ui Paige Miller Patrick Miller Ashley Mitchell loanne Moore Gerald Morton Paul Morton Deanna Mueller left Myers Elisa Neddo Mark Ness left Neugart Bart Ocheltree Shelli Ohler Kim Olinger Lou Oliver lohn Olivetto Mark Orr Karen Orsi Sid Paganelli Colleen Paine Darren Paladin Todd Perkins Melissa Perkkio Sean Peters Terry Piger Mark Pilon 135 John Playle Daniel Poifenberger Darrin Poole Erin Porter Deann Pockert Richard Poston Sherri Potts Kirsten Pringle Todd Prophet Terry Putnam Guy Rademacher Dave Ramsey Ken Rawson Keith Regex Todd Rehn Rhonda Reinier Rex Ricard Kimberly Richeson Tammy Riddle Tina Ries Lester Ritter Ieii Ritz Terill Robertson Kathy Roberts Brian Robinson Tricia Robinson Warren Rockstrom Gerardo Rodriguez Debbie Ross Scott Ross Marsha Rudeen Marilyn Ruef Kelly Sandoval Larry Sartf Shadia Sayegh Julie Schilter T. Schueller Christopher Schultz Melainc Schultz Tom Schwartzenberger Iohn Sciuchetti Dennis Seibold 136 Q' x fx, x K K ,,..-, v's.f'f ' 956559 ti? if ft. ,, 'J Egfr: apt 's r r. ,Qi ' x -2 :cu 1 . Doing Her Thing! 4-W Sophomore, Linda Warner, sits at her desk collecting her thoughts for one ofthe classes she is taking here at Central Valley High School this year. 'M . yvmh Pu ' fs . . m X 3 - rw TW Y. 'SEQ' ' fi ,QQ . , y v , X Marty Sexton Tony Shute Christine Simmons Ryan Simpson Andy Smith Dawn Smith Kevin Smith Tim Smith Duane Snailum Barbara Soto Mara Spoerhase Bud Stebbins Shirley Stephens Karen Sterbenz Doni Stevens Kelly Stevens .lim Stewart Mark Stockman Patrick Stone .lulie Stoops Greg Storm Sharlene Stratton Shellee Street Kelly Sullivan Carmen Sutton Gary Swartz 137 Lori Tainio Cynthia Tevis Ion Thomason Charlotte Thompson Sharin Thoreson Devin Thorpe Clark Thrasher Dan Tiede Michelle Tipton Rebecca Todd Tim Torgrimson Steve Trautman s .nutbllfh Debbie Treichel Susan Tyler Todd Tyner Brian Ullrich Timothy Vanduzee Randy Vanhotf Steve VanMarter Brian Villa Q 'g ,Q fx .4 in ,sawn .. V ,lim Voelker Paul Vonk Tamara Waggener Michael Wagoner Kelly Ward. Shelly Walker 138 QP Soporific Sophs It is not that Deanna Mueller is camera shy, she is just in a state of total oblivion -swf . 2 S-1 Q, L-.. , 1 - VA! X . Cindy Warner Scott Warner Quinn Waterbly Kristy Watt Tammy Werner Lorie Weston Patty Wickham Karen Wilharm Shanna Wilkerson Charles Williams Robert Williams Teresa Willits Mark Willms Anne Wilson Matt Wold Tod Wolf Angela Womach Daniel Wood lohn Woodruff Doug Wright Mike Yardley Rick York Byron Youngstrom Janis Yount Paul Zellner Mark Zoske 139 , M fm! N , , J ef f A . 'ix ' J 71 Qi 'Q ' 1? ' IFN , - 1 Q my w . ' -Q,'7, '17 1 r I 7 fwffpf' 140 Supporting Cast Darwin Adams Tim Adrian Robert Altord Greg Allen Doug Almas Calvert Anderson Mike Anderson Theresa Anthony Kathy Anton Raydene Apel John Armentino Nancy Arnold David Babcock loe Babinski Steve Barbieri Kathy Barnhart Danielle Bean Linda Bean Michael Beckman Lisa Begler Bob Bender Toni Benoit Tammy Bergeson Denise Bergman William Bezek Dan Bichler 142 Z1 A A Long Ride Home Busses were overcrowded this year and many students riding the bus were lett with standing room only. Nancy Arnold expresses discontentment as she begins her long ride home. , I ' 'iss X ti buy, .W yr '55 41 ' I ,u K 'P 0 slew fa L. .Q M Jeff Bingamari Trina Bingle Todd Bischoff Janet Bishop John Bladek Robin Blaine Susan Blair Jeii Blandy Lisa Bliesner Dean Blum Mike Blystone Sue Boeger John Brandt Donna Braun Russ Brennecke Joni Brown Dan Bruce Kim Bruno Sharla Bryant Don Buck Heidi Buntrock Ladonna Burkhardt Diana Butler Sharon Buys Rebecca Byus Laurie Calhoun Mike Cargill Jeffery Casper Lesa Castellano Randy Cavalier Dari Centenari Gregory Chapman Brian Chase William Choate Ken Christiansen Tom Christopherson Ken Clark Tania Claycomb Yvonne Codding Roberi Coghill Scott Colby Shawn Conroy 143 Iulie Cook Ken Cotant Larry Cotani Kelly Craig lay Crigger Tami Crigger Sara Crisp Ed Criswell Rodney Crites Sue Cummings Denise Curtis Marc Dahl Brian Dansereau Ioe Dansereau Kenneth Darcy Kim David Debbie Davis Greg Deckard Angie Destito Ierry Dhaenens Bryan Dore Lisa Doty David Douglas Iill Dowell Melissa Edelblute Reema Elairny Channing Elvidge Siephen Enzminger Ieanne Evans Chip Ewing Jamie Fagan Dawn Farmer Kent Ferguson Dawn Fields Alexander Fischer Ron Fisher lulie Fluke Gene Fogelson Tamara Forcier James Foster Blaine Francis Debbie Frazier 144 UnBEARab1e Fans The UnBEARable Towel gives students a way to express their enthusiasm. vi .ww by 1 f DJ Gregory Fry Ed Furlott Barbara Gallaway Marlea Garbel Laurie Garske Holly Geiser Angela Gerston Cheryl Gitford Kip Gilmartin Kris Goldberg Reed Gorst Roger Gottlob Crystal Gottschalk Brenda Grimes Craig Grimmer Kellie Guenzel Donald Gulledge Alisha Gust Wes Hall Kathy Ham Kristi Hammond Kristi Hansen Vickey Harder Diane Hardy David Harris Chris Harrison 145 Bill Hatlett Andy Hay Kim Hayden Tom Hayden Laurie Heckathorn Earl Heinselman Mike Heinze Annette Helling Phil Hendricks Randy Hendrickson Shawn Henry Thomas Herbert Mary Hierath Mary Hierath Linda Higel Marty Higgins Steve Higgins Jim Hildebrand Lana Hillier Lisa Hillier Dana Hill Jami Holcomb Christi Hollenbeck Cassandra Hollis Cheri Holthaus Jeff Hood Carolyn Horst Dan Horton Joanne Hotchkiss Penny Hoyt David Huber Chris Hughes Rick Hughes Gordon Hundeby Brett Hurd Tom Hurst Deanna Jackson Terry Jefferson Karla Jeffrey Darrell Jesse Chandler Johnson Cheryl Johnson Eric Johnson 146 .3 4-1- ' .N r ',1'e' Sober Sides? .'2 'f Typical Junior Scene. Denise Curtis, Ken Cotant, Sandy Kuhn, and Mrs. Cooper are busy discussing Mrs. Cooper's jokes. 4. let, ilu Jeannine Johnson Kim Johnson Martha lones Stacey Judge Lisa lulson Gust Kallas Craig Keith Steve Kelly Nancy Kilmer lohn Kimsey Kelly King Scott Kirkpatrick Carol Klemmer Cougar Knight Keith Knoll Barry Knowles Colleen Koch Lynn Koellen Scott Komar Alan Konewko Scott Kramer y Cheryl Krieg Kim Krinke Kimberly Krogh Sandra Kuhn Genevieve Ladd 147 .Tan Laes LaDonna Lamb Sandra Lawrence Mark Leach Brenda Leiler Tonya LeGore Steve Lenocker Robert Letson Tim Liepold Steve Linerud Beth Livingston Suzanne Lohr Leon Loiseau left Long Russell Looney Steve Lorentz lim Losh Randy Ludiker Holly Lund Patti Lynn Julie Machala Gary MacKay Tina Mackleit Patricia Madson Marylynn Marden Angel Marshall 148 in I s 3- pig 5 L 2 I 9 X 182 nr-1 153 Q. K .li Q? X L M ,L xt ll is f rfb. 1 1'- x Q-- X li 'A '82 - Phenomenal Class Kathy Meyers sits in with hundreds ot other Juniors who join en masse to give support at pep rally. , , Y ,, I 9 Ni! 'X at N X ' Saws: Y, 6 if Flu fl. Melissa Martinez Shanah Martinson Frank Mauro Bill Maxwell Mike Maxwell Marci Mayer Kathy Mcl-Xrthy Greg McCammond Crystal McCoy Nancy McDavid Suzanne McFarland Randy McGovern Terry McGovern K, Mclnure .lucly McKay Maureen McKelvey Kimi McKern lim McLean Steve Mellick Todd Merrill Don Messenger Marchelle Messer Patti Meyer Kathy Meyers Angela Miller Dawn Miller Barb Mitchell Terry Mitchell loby Mongan Sandra Moore Carlos Morgan Sheri Morris Greta Morris Donald Mortenen Michael Mott Kari Mullen Michele Murphy Tracy Nechanicky Rhonda Nelson Becky Nichols Keith Nichols Carl Nickolauson 149 Carol Nickolauson Mark Nielsen Doug Norris Mark Nygren Wendy O'Dell Terrie Olbricht Laurie O'Neel Kim Oppedahl Eric Ota Stephanie Ota Cindy Otten Cindy Owens Susan Page Sandra Pagliaro Iun Park Lynette Pasquale Chris Paul Anna Paulusz Dave Payne Kari Payne Shelly Peebler Marta Peetz Ken Peplinski Allen Perkins Kayla Peters Susan Peterson Rob Pirello 'llwyla Porter Cindy Prater Michelle Priest Kelly Quinn Andrea Raschka Linda Rees Donald Reese Patty Reese Beverley Rhoads Louis Rhodes Ron Ricard John Richardson Iohn Riegel Lance Rigby Denise Rise 150 Junior Spunk Gains Pinnacle Erunams stack up to par for class competition, Starting with a strong foundation of healthy males and females, the Central Valley Bears build up their enthusiasm and reach their goal, N-H sa,- Charles Roach lesse Robirts Debbie Roullier Dalene Rugel Valerie Sams Darrel Saxby Becky Schawo Dana Schmere Bill Schroeder Gary Scott Sean Scott Philippe Seifert Shelley Sharp Todd Shaw Patrick Shea Clint Shulenbarger Bettie Shute Tim Simmons Paula Simonelli Heidi Simpson Al Smith Ben Smith Paul Smith Rina Soloniuk Shawn Soom Tifteny Souppa 151 Pam Sparrow Paula Spidell Dawn Sptizer Karri Spoerhase Barbara Spohn Mary Springer Tammy Stach Heidi Stelzer Ion Stevens Kurt Stevenson lill Stewart Mike Stocker Kurt Stockman Jill Stroyan Jody Stroyan Kathy Sullivan Mike Swanson Eric Swenson Chris Tabish Debbie Tackett Mark Tanner Mike Terry Kimberly Tesdal Tracy Thompson Marti Tieken Melissa Tilley Carie Todd Pete Toliver Linda Trelawney Deanne Trotter Paul Troyer Christopher Tupling Tammy Turley Hon Ungari Jim Upchurch David Uselman Teri Vallev Chris Vanarsdale Maly Vang .Ton VanGuilder Kathie VanMarter Sheliah VanMarter 152 'Balham if I f 5. . C -it 1 I Practice Makes Perfect Z...-ov' lkwqw Gljfsv 'fit tw Kelly Shea on his way to practice, is ready for a long, hard work out with the Bears. l 'Y diff? .we I fi 'Q .5 .1 ' .tb . Ss s ll-ll : ' , , r - A w X l sl fd 2 1. .XQ -. ., e 1' -. it Q if as A Q 4 S We 1 s Leslie Vigesaa Iohn Voelker Carol Wagstalf ,lanet Wagstalf Margaret Walker Allan Ward Guy Ward Scott Ward Steve Warner Iames Waterman Lana Webber James Westover Stacy White Scott Whitney Brad Wiedrich Floyd Willey Tamarah William Stacia Wohlman Ronda Wolf Stephanie Wolfe Doug Wright Mike Yabiori Don York Mike Zoske 153 S , R A if SK K I 7, 'fit : ' . W ws-Pr: J- . xggv- dw- - f ' 'ff Zig' K . .,. E K . v , .X if XE' Mg K r ' QAM- - f 155 . ...f -A Q W ai 52 3 4 ? ,, '3 m,,,.,.N. .-V-aofugau-rr4'f+W'+ . 156 S 'E . 'X N . 5 W ' ii ' A. vw, Quinn, x M YH' X x AQ. c 5855 4 . ,..-nl -. ,M-.V-.vu--v .Nj kvxw q LA M K 'ill Autographs WW W - WQIVSR KX N C Q69 XQN6 N Q LQ V X JJ X pcb N59 GX W x QNX -60 X O X QQ! 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' ' A' Mr-'.'.1 45'y'lrfi1,,,'!, iynlcvn ,, HH, 4, . . ga 'Ia-pn I J , ,P 1 f-1vA ,mfil 'IU' , , 1 A, s . - 0 o - f 4. - I '5' I Q V I Q C I r f f f Y 1 5 f I 'Q I 0 34150-4 .1 ,V I ' 4 , t Q 5050 -U' r MQ 1 4 1 1 4 - ef, if l Z fix. Q Another Win in Sight With hopeful eyes Russ Nielsen and Jerry Fencle gaze intently into the beginning ol a successful season. The game was lost by a small margin but the Bears came back the next week to heat the Rogers Pirates, 36-28. 166 Wulwwwuwv Qfzzisfcagmglrww CRM C?5mZand 9764160 C?5L!dw44wk .,-.All QM Cazeamf, mm Cvsem, in -0. Qaugf 755440 GEMM WMM Ik Sieuef qgmzinglan Cygwdllln' irq Qfeidi Cpgfedsoef Lpeff C95 0054 107' CZZLLSS Clgauchffv, 260449 C75 zaaipn S .Fx '1 f kkL ZOMIIZV' ?0gf ZOHIH 7 C.V. Enthusiasm. gg Senior Mark Unicome, shows his great enthusiasm in Mr. Wendelberg's psychology class. Mark, using strong body language, communicates hostility and boredom. Not all Upperclassmen showed his great love of school. L- Scotlf Cigumof fsjfnelleajfcfi Quana Cfguddfuluo 904491 Ol B' C' 1- ,QQ ,Ui K ,,- 4 f wwwfeaw jwww Qanwzfefmmm Wadflihmch Qwmx-XEZML Cfwcglwfk 'Qeaw'?oe6!w .N 4. 16 'K vm, Ffh, fMfu,Qeem, Cnwswfpwzaw if E., . . In ?aoCE'um1.sf 9010? Qagonf Q ,M ga-ny., ry-YW wmswm sawn QW X -Q, Upper Classmen Get 1VI.T. RQ'-m ' V 'P . 7 Wifi M gl Canal? 9056? 5121110 Qoasefy Czawfa, QW WMQWM ?wcyf Quncanf Wfaftlf Qunhanv wzwdmww QM iam, Ki I I .u Il' AA . - i ahrsr. . I Cgihwkgww Susan gaganf Cfgwwgmwlow QQOSQDCE!-0210001 We ever Lack Spirit 11:3 A C?20m7wwrwn M N. X X mf 4 f la -fm I sq es. K l fi , 4 s A ' f' ., pm, eww 1 L 4 sl Wffiiglfff 9 X flu N -' ' WJ 'N H' ' Varsity Cheerleaders always showed the usual spirit by reaching lor the sky during the football game between the Bears and the Shadle Highlanders on September 26, at Albi Stadium. 4,4 7 I... iawub 991491 4 ' -'gif lk 4 iwzyzlu, Qeezwfgmu., 5 Qi 1 1 V - 1 Q, Nw- wwgww Safuzh Saw ir femefywmw N 9cM,,9u,,, IU Susan, 9wwMwiv sam gm 7m Qgeiunm W'hat's There To Talk About? Senior, Tina Lo g, sits behind th desk in the Press m, talking p pl rito h lp g upport the yearbook th' y gzltle Www VWCQOWW wwwqgazd, 141. K 1 Ezaceff Cgw? Kang, Cqugmme, ,. Ai 15541, Sum Emma Sfwmf 90126 Qhumw Qfwfwzip Www Qalwwew an L N-., Cewisff Waeffmfff 951110 Qkamdronf L. 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J' -or' I 'rdf i- -Q My 3 J E 1 XJ' Nadz Face The Final Countdown A- t A 5mdy 9Wmk 1 771il5e9'l4a5sw ff C I H t'ngs enters bear country with Central Valley enthusiasm, looking forward to her Qeeaw mgamey 700 Wk j?wM171ffEZ0mA0 QM, 9'l'Lo?l,l41sf'v 'N J-5 Qmufmcaseww CS'mdV7110q2wMv fam 94109407 9wmfl410?CmZw A -QL , V ,V i FL 1 4 ,gp 2 Ii 'Sq . wr' Cjaddw Qemse 97116600 Slww 9701400 im Cmulliefv Senior Shows Enthusiastic Spirit '7a5f7'lflLw!wlZL .elm X M CQMQWZOMW 'rj an outstanding football game this year. qgonv Cnfloltefv . mmf We-Are-CV-We-Are-CV. 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DQ, A!! 215 Sophomores Allen, Janelle, 72, 117, 128 Anderson, John, 71, 128 Anderson, Julee, 128 Anderson Peggy, 104 Ankerson, Kay, 50, 51, 54 102, 103, 128 Armstrong, Ken, 128 Arndt, Debbie, 104 Arthur, Mike, 128 Babinski, Kimberly, 117, 128 Baker, Kim Baldwin, Jeff, 128 Battles, Brian, 128 Bauman, Brian, 58, 104, 128 Bays, Stacie, 103, 128 Beach, Tracy, 71, 128 Beard, Curtis, 128 Begler, Tammy, 50, 51, 65, 76, 117, 128 Bell, Lisa, 103, 128 Bender, Becky, 51, 65, 71, l2E Benson, Tawna, 76, 128 Beraz, Jennifer, 111, 128 Berg, Robbie, 102, 128 Bergam, Paul, 128 Bevan, Russell, 128 Bippes, Jennifer, 111, 128 Birkland, Brad Bladek, Tony, 128 Blakely, Bob, 128 Bliesner, Robert, 128 Bohnet, Dianne, 98, 128 Bowmer, Scott, 71, 128 Boyer, Cindy, 128 Burkhardt, Dean, 58 Brandt, Nino Braun, Toni, 128 Brewer, Robert, 128 Brewer, Sheryl Broberg, Lurae, 51, 63, 65, 76 Brosam, Tammie, 98, 128 Brown, Angela, 71, 128 Brown, Diana, 113, 128 Brown, Gary, 102, 128 Brown, Pamela, 98, 128 Buddrius, Michael, 128 Budik, Joseph, 128 Buechler, Joseph, 128 Burchett, Christine, 51, 71, 117, 128 Burckhardt, Dean, 102, 103, 128 Burdick, Deanna, 128 Burington, Gregg, 128 Burkhart, Michelle, 129 Burris, Penny, 129 Butts, Gregg, 129 Bybee, Sandy, 103, 129 Calton, Ray Campbell, Kelly, 71, 104, 129 Carlile, Terry, 129 Carmack, Carla, 54, 129 Carnine, Cindy, 129 Carpenter, Rick, 71, 129 Casey, Janice, 129 Cass, Donald, 129 Cavalier, Phil, 129 Chavez, Bren, 129 Chilberg, Mark, 103, 129 Christensen, Christina, 129 Christensen, Matt, 71, 129 Christman, Steve, 71, 129 Clark, Greg Cline, Cheri, 129 Clow, Tom, 129 Cobane, Shandy, 58, 103, 129 Coburn, George, 129 Colburn, Debbie, 109, 129 Collison, Kim, 98, 129 Colvin, Cory, 129 Conant, Jim, 129 Conger, Debbie, 109 Cook, Kevin Coppins, David, 121, 129 Cossette, Greg, 130 Cox, Miriam, 98, 109, 130 Creel, Vincent, 130 Criswell, Bobbi, 54, 130 Crocker, Kathleen, 130 Crossan, Leslie, 54 Cunningham, Judy, 130 Cunningham, Sally, 130 Curtis, Pat, 130 Cutter, Kaycee, 109, 130 Dansereau, Jerry, 104 Davenport, Diane, 130 Davis, Lee Deandre, Rich, 58, 130 Decker, Tom, 58 Degenhardt, Steve, 130 Delaubenfels, Heidi, 103, 130 Deloney, Bill, 111, 130 Demars, Shelley, 109, 130 Denny, Kevin, 102, 130 Kickinson, Len, 70, 130 Dickinson, Len, 70, 130 Dixon, Larry, 130 Dodge, Ronald, 111, 130 Donahue, Tracy, 76, 98, 130 Dorsey, Shelia, 109, 130 Doty, John, 102, 130 Douglas, Brooks, 130 Dyer, Theresa, 130 Dupell, Lynn, 98, 130 Duvall, Samantha, 103, 130 Eakins, Loran, 130 Easter, Pam, 131 Eddington, Robert, 131 Eddy, Miles, 102, 131 Edwards, Alan, 58, 102, 103 131 Edwards, Regina, 131 Eggleston, Craig, 131 Ellis, Brad, 58, 131 Elvidge, Christopher Erickson, Allen, 103, 131 Farman, Ron, 131 Farnand, Alicia, 131 Felgenhauer, Kurt, 131 Ferrell, dawn, 104, 131 Fiscus, Betsy, 102, 131 Fitch, Mike, 131 Fitzhugh, Paula, 51, 76, 102, 131 Folsom, Shelley, 51, 76, 102 Ford, David, 28, 117, 131 Ford, Russell, 131 Forster, Robert, 131 Foulon, Ed, 102, 131 Francis, Daniel, 58, 71, 101 Francis, Daniel, 58, 71, 102 Friedman, David, 102, 131 Fry, Duane, 102, 131 Fry, Mike, 131 Ganas, Richard Garcia, Wendy Gargano, Jayme, 131 Garrison, Rob, 103 Gehman, Jeff, 103, 131 Gehrett, Liz, 131 Geiser, Cliff, 131 George, James, 131 Gibler, Keith, 131 Difford, David, 103 Gilbert, Todd, 131 Gillett, Jay, 131 Glasco, Shannon, 102, 131 Gold, Teresa, 131 Gorman, Kerry, 131 Gottesman, Denise, 131 Graham, Barbara, 65, 131 Granger, Wayne, 131 Grant, Douglas, 58, 131 Gray, William, 131 Green, Tracy, 131 Grifiith, Bill, 131 Grimes, Kathy, 54, 131 Grubbs, Charles, 104, 131 Guarisco, John, 58, 103, 103 132 Guinn, John, 132 Gust, Linda, 132 Hall, Eddie, 132 Hall, Sharrie, 132 Hall, Terry, 132 Hallowell, Kay, 98, 117, 132 Hallowell, Mike, 132 Hamilton, Jim, 132 Hancock, Tom, 132 Hand, Annette, 71, 132 Hansen, Kelly, 132 Hanson, Paulette, 132 Hansen, Tracy, 132 Harken, Kris, 71, 132 Harper, Brad, 77, 132 Harr, Colleen Harer, Helen, 132 Harris, Eric, 132 Harris, Laurie, 117, 132 Harris, Michael Harrison, Kip, 132 Hart, Karen, 132 Hart, Kevin, 132 Haskins, Lorrie, 132 Hatch, Terri, 51, 63, 65, 132 Hautala, Danette, 31, 54, 55, 123, 132 Haynes, Jett, 132 Hebb, Robert, 132 Hendron, Janette, 133 Henry, Leane, 133 Hepler, Matthew, 133 Heuett, Steve, 133 Hibdon, Jon, 58 Himes, Randy, 133 Hodgson, Cecilia, 50, 71, 133 Hodgson, Holly, 51, 133 Hodgson, John, 133 Hogberg, David, 58 Holdren, Doug, 133 Hoover, Suzanne, 58, 133 Hughes, Sharon, 71, 133 Humphreys, Paul, 71, 103, 133 Hukill, Charles Holcomb, Robert, 99, 133 Jackson, Daniel, 133 Jackson, Mikki, 133 Jeanneret, Wendy, 133 Jeffrey, Mike, 133 Jerman, Todd, 133 Johns, Ron, 133 Johns, terri, 76, 133 Johnson, Courtney, 77, 102, 103, 133 Jones, Linda, 133 Jones, Leanne, 117 Jones, Vicki, 133 Joseph, Craig, 58, 71, 133 Judge, Douglas, 133 Kanellos, Dede, 98, 111, 133 Kannberg, Becky, 103, 133 Kaun, Shaysann, 133 Keeling, Lynette, 133 Melley, Mike, 133 Kellogg, Greg, 133 Kemple, Maria, 111 Kenyon, Ken, 133 Keogh, Bud, 104, 133 Kienbaum, Wayne, 133 Killion, Carolyn, 103, 133 Kimball, Craig, 133 Kimball, Tracy, 76, 117, 133 Kinzer, Tim, 133 Kirstein, Kirt, 98, 116, 133 Knudsen, Ronnie, 133 Knudson, Mark Koehler, Dwayne, 133 Koellen, Todd, 58, 133 Koimehl, Wayne, 134 Konewko, David, 68, 134 Krieg, Pam, 71, 109, 134 Lalone, Suzie, 134 Lane, Debbie, 134 Lantzer, Darren, 117 Lefler, Kent, 134 Legg, Randy, 117, 134 Lemaster, Brenda, 109, 134, 136 Lentz, Sherry, 71, 134 Leonard, Keith, 134 Lepiane, Wendy, 76, 102, 134 Letsch, Eve, 134 Lewis, April, 111 Lloyd, Patty, 134 Long, Doug, 134 Losh, Yvonne Ludecke, Paul, 105, 111, 134 Lybbert, Laura, 102, 134 Mack, Demi, 134 Mack, Erin, 134 Madsen, Melissa, 134, 142, 143 Madison, Linda, 103, 134 Madson, Vicki, 71, 102, 134 Marden, David, 134 Mandy, Mike, 134 Martin, Robert, 134 Mason, David, 58, 117, 134 Mason, Elizabeth, 134 Massie, Theresa, 76, 134 Mauer, Julie, 134 Mauro, Brenda, 102, 134 McBroom, Michael, 58, 134 McCartney, Jeff, 102, 134 McCombs, Carol, 102, 134 McDaniel, Kelly, 134 McGovern, Mike, 134 McGowan, Packy, 104, 134 Mclntee, Heather, 134 Mclntyre, Kristi McKay, Todd, 134 McNamara, Karen, 117, 134 Medlen, Curt, 134 Merrill, Becky, 102, 134 Mertens, James, 134 Mewes, Chris, 134 Miller, Mike, 134 Miller Patrick, 98, 135 Miller, Paige, 135 Mitchell, Ashley, 135 Moore, Joanne, 135 Morris, Greg Morton, Gerald, 135 Morton, Paul Morton, Paul, 135 Mueller, Deanna, 138 Myers, Jett, 135 Neddo, Elisa, 76, 117, 135 Ness, Mark, 58, 135 Neugart, Jeff, 135 Neuhoff, Susan Ocheltree, Bart, 102, 135 Ohler, Shelli, 103, 135 Olinger, Kim, 135 Oliver Lou, 135 Olivetto, John, 98, 135 Orr, Mark, 135 Orsi, Karen, 113, 135 Paganelli, Sid, 135 Paine, Colleen, 117, 135 Paladin, Darren, 135 Perkins, Todd, 70, 135 Perkkio, Melissa, 135 Peters, Sean, 71, 135 Pickens, Dwain, 135 Piger, Terry, 58, 135 Pilon, Mark, 135 Playle, John, 136 Poffenberger, Daniel, 136 Poole, Darrin, 136 Porter, Erin, 136 Pockert, Deann, 102, 136 Poston, Rickard, 71, 136 Potts, Sherri, 104, 136 Poston, Richard, 58 Pringle, Kirsten, 136 Prophet, Todd, 58, 102, 103, 136 Putnam, Terry, 102, 136 Quinn, Gerald Rademacher, Guy, 136 Ramsey, Dave, 136 Rawson, Ken, 136 Reger, Kenith, 136 Rehn, Todd, 136 Reinier, Rhonda, 136 Ricard, Rex, 136 Richeson, Kimberly, 136 Riddle, Tammy, 71, 136 Ries, Tina, 136 Ritter, Lester, 71, 136 Ritz, Jeff, 136 Robertson, Terill, 117, 136 Roberts, Kathy, 136 Robinson, Brian, 136 Robinson, Tricia, 136 Rockstrom, Warren, 136 Rodriguez, Gerardo, 136 Ross, Dave, 136 Ross, Debbie, 136 Ross, Scott, 136 Rossi, Carla Rudeen, Marsha, 28, 109, 117, 136 Ruef, Marilyn, 136 Saddler, Scott, 58 Sala, Tami, 76, 136 Sandoval, Kelly, 136 Sarff, Larry, 136 Scaillem, Duane, 104 Scartozzi, Vince, 136 Sayegh, Shadia, 136 Schilter, Julie, 49, 117, 136 Schoolcraft, John Schueller, Tammy, 136 Schultz, Christopher, 136 Schultz, Melaine, 76, 136 Schwartzenberger, Tom, 77, 136 Sciuchetti, John, 136 Seibold, Dennis, 136 Sexton, Marty, 102, 136 Shute, Tony, 136 Simmons, Christine, 136 Simpson, Ryan, 102, 103, 136 Slyle, Gary Smith, Andy, 136 Smith, Dawn, 136 Smith, Kevin, 136 Smith, Tim, 136 Snailum, Duane, 136 Soto, Barbara, 136 Spoerhase, Mara, 136 Stapleton, Faith Stebbins, Bud, 136 Stephens, Shirley, 136 Sterbenz, Karen, 136 Stevens, Doni, 136 Stevens, Kelly, 48, 49, 54, 65, 98, 132, 136 Stewart, Jim, 58, 136 Stewart, Kris, 102 Stockman, Mark, 58, 59, 136 Stone, Patrick, 136 Stoops, Julie, 136 Storm, Greg, 136 Stratton, Sharlene, 136 Street, Shellee, 136 Sullivan, Kelly, 136 Sutton, Carmen, 78, 102, 136 Swartz, Gary, 98, 136 Tainio, Lori, 137 Tarbell, Cindy Tevis, Cynthia, 138 Thomason, John, 111, 138 Thomas, Darlene Thompson, Charlotte, 49, 138 Thoreson, Sharin, 138 Thorpe, Devin, 111, 138 Tiede, Dan, 138 Tindoll, Teresa Tipton, Michelle, 76, 98, 138 Thrasher, Clark, 138 Todd, Rebecca, 54, 138 Torgrimson, Tim, 138 Trautman, Steve, 138 Treece, Mike Treichel, Debbie, 102, 138 Trelawney, Wendy Trivision, Catherine, 117 Tucker, Robert Turtle, Andrew, 102 Tyler, Susan, 138 Tyner, Todd, 71, 138 Ullrich, Brian, 138 Vanduzee, Timothy, 138 Vanhoff, Stacey, 71 Vanhoff, Randy, 109, 138 VanMarter, Steve, 138 Villa, Brian, 51, 138 Voelker, Jim, 71, 117, 138 Vonk, Paul, 138 Waggoner, Tamara, 71, 138 Wagoner, Michael, 138 Walker, Shelly, 138 Ward, Kelly, 128, 138 Warner, Cindy, 139 Warner, Linda Warner, Scott, 68, 136 Watt, Kristy, 139 Werner, Tammy, 139 Weston, Lorie, 139 White, Barry Wickham, Patty, 139 Wilharm, Karen, 139 Wilkerson, Shanna, 111, 139 Williams, Charles, 139 Williams, Robert, 139 Willits, Teresa, 139 Willms, Mark, 104, 139 Wilson, Anne, 102, 139 Wold, Matt, 139 Wolf, Tod, 71, 139 Womach, Angela, 139 Wood, Daniel, 71, 139 Woodruff, John, 139 Yardley, Mike, 68, 139 York, Rick, 139 Youngstrom, Byron, 139 Yount, Janis, 103, 139 Zellner, Paul, 58, 139 Zoske, Mark, 139 Williams, Patti, 104 Juniors Adams, Darwin, 142 Adams, Judy Adrian, Tim, 121, 142 Alford, Robert, 42, 142 Allen, Greg, 142 Allen, Jason Almas, Doug, 142 Anderson, Calvert, 103, 142 Anderson, Mike, 142 Anthony, Theresa, 142 Anton, Kathy, 142 Apel. Raydene, 142 Armentino, John, 49, 15, 117, 149 Arnold, Nancy, 28, 113, 117, 121, 123, 142, 144 Austin, Pat Babcock, David, 71, 103, 142 Babinski, Joe, 142 Bailey, Cindi Barbieri, Steve, 70, 142 Barr, Ernie Barnhart, Kathy Bean, Danielle, 54, 63, 142 Bean, Linda, 142 Beckman, Michael, 104, 142 Begler, Lisa, 142 Belknap, Jennifer Bender, Bob, 142 Benoit, Toni, 76, 142 Bergeson, Tammy, 142 Bergman, Denise, 99, 117, 142 Bezek, William, 116, 142 Bichler, Dan, 142 Bigelow, Connie Bingaman, Jeff, 143 Bingle, Trina, 143 Bischoff, Todd, 103, 143 Bishop, Janet, 51, 54, 65, 143 Bladek, John, 143 Blaine, Robin, 143 Blair, susan, 143 Blancly, Jeffery, 143 Bliesner, Lisa, 143 Blum, Dean, 143 Blystone, Mike, 143 Boeger, Sue, 69, 143 Boorman, John Boures, Rhonda Brandt, John, 143 Braun, Donna, 143 Brennecke, Russ, 143 Brown, Joni, 143 Bruce, Dan, 143 Bruno, Kim, 54, 143 Bryant, Sharla, 143 Buck, Donald, 121, 143 Buntrock, Heide, 99, 143 Burkhardt, Ladonna, 143 Butler, Diana, 99, 143 Buys, Sharon, 143 Byus, Rebecca, 48, 49, 65, 70 117, 143 Calhoun, Laurie, 117, 143 Cargill, Mike, 143 Carlson, Russell, 143 Casper, Jeffery, 143 Castellano, Lesa Cavalier, Randy, 42, 143 Centenari, Danny, 42, 143 Chapman, Gregory, 143 Chavez, Loir Chase, Brian, 143 Chicklinsky, Doug Child, Brenda, 99 Choate, William, 111, 143 Christianson, Ken, 143 Christopherson, Tom, 143 Clark, Ken, 103, 143 Claycomb, Tania, 121, 143 Codding, Yvonne, 113, 143 Coghill, Robert, 71, 143 Colby, Scott, 143 Conroy, Shawn, 42, 143 Cook, Julie, 144 Cotant, Ken, 144 Cotant, Larry, 144 Craig, Kelly, 144 Crigger, Jay Crigger, Tami, 113, 144 Criswell, Ed, 77, 144 Crites, Rodney, 144 Cummings, Sue, 144 Crisp, Sara, 117, 144 Crowe, Brent, Curtis, Denise, 144 Dahl, Marc, 144 Danielsen, Kathy, 65 Danserau, Brian, 144 Danserau, Joe, 99. 100, 104, 144 Darcy, Kenneth, 144 David, Kim, 144 Davis, Debbie, 144 Deckard, Greg, 144 Destito, Angie, 144 Dhaenens, Jerry, 144 Dore, Bryan, 144 Doty, Lisa, 116, 144 Douglas, David, 68, 144 Dowell, Jill, 144 Dugger, Rusty Edelblute, Melissa, 113, 144 Elaimy, Reema, 121, 144 Elvidge, Channing, 144 Enzminger, Stephen, 42, 144 Evans, Jeanne 45, 49, 63, 99 113, 117, 143 Ewing, Chip, 144 Fagan, Jamie, 144 Farmer, Dawn, 69, 104, 111, 144 Ferguson, Kent, 144 Fields, Dawn, 144 Fischer, Alexander, 144 Fisher, Ron, 144 Florence, Kevin Fluke, Julie, 144 Fogelson, Gene, 103, 144 Folsom, Wendy Forcier, Tamara, 144 Foster, James, 144 Foulston, Ronda Francis, Blane, 104, 144 Frazier, Debbie, 117, 144 Fry, Gregory, 145 Furlott, Ed, 145 Gallaway, Barbara, 145 Garbel, Marlea, 145 Garske, Lauri, 99, 145 Geiser, Holly, 145 Gertsch, Conne Gertson, Angela, 145 Gifford, Cheryl, 145 Gilmartin, Kip, 145 Goldberg, Kris, 145 Gorst, Reed, 145 Gottlob, Roger, 145 Gottschalk, Crystal, 145 Gray, Tonya Grimes, Brenda, 103, 104, 145 Grimmer, Criag, 102, 145 Guenzel, Kellie, 145 Gulledge, Donald, 145 Hall, Robert Hall, Wes, 145 Ham, Kathy, 104, 145 Hammond, Krist, 145 Hansen, Kristi, 145 Harder, Vickey, 145 Harris, David, 145 Hardy, Diane, 54, 76, 117, 145 Harrison, Chris, 68, 145 Hatlett, William, 146 Hay, James, 100, 103, 146 Hayden, Kim, 48, 49, 54, 146 Hayden, Tom, 146 Heckathorn, Laurie, 98, 146 Heidecker, Daniel Heinselman, Earl, 104, 146 Heinze, Mike, 146 Helling, Annette, 63, 70, 146 Hendricks, Phil, 146 Hendrickson, Randy, 146 Henry, Shawn, 117, 146 Herbert, Thomas, 103 Hierath, Mary, 146 Higel, Linda, 123, 146 Higgins, Marty, 146 Higgins, Steve, 42, 146 Hilby, Lisa Hildebrand, Jim, 146 Hinde, Jett Hillier, Lana, 121, 146 Hillier, Lisa, 109, 117, 146 Hill, Dana, 146 Holcomb, Jami, 99, 146 Hollenbeck, Christina, 146 Hollis, Cassandra, 146 Holthaus, Cheri, 121, 146 Hood, Jett, 146 Hoover, Michael Horn, Kathy, 76 Horst, Carolyn, 146 Horton, Dan, 146 Hotchkiss, Joanne, 100, 146 House, Jamie, 121 Hoyt, Pennie, 99, 113, 146 Huber, Doug, 146 Hughes, Chris, 146 Hughes, Rick, 42, 70, 146 Hundaby, Gordon, 146 Hurd, Brett, 146 Hurst, Tom, 42, 70, 111, 146 Hutchinson, Sandy Jackson, Deanna, 146 Jefferson, Terry, 123, 146 Jeffrey, Karla, 99, 100, 146 Jesse, Darrell, 71, 146 Jesse, Doug, 42 Johnson, Chandler, 146 Johnson, cheryl, 102, 146 Johnson, Eric, 146 Johnson, Jeannine, 99, 147 Johnson, Kim, 121, 147 Jones, Martha, 123, 147 Jones, William, 147 Judge, Stacey, 69, 103, 147 Julson, Lisa, 147 Kallas, Gust, 77, 147 Keith, Criag, 147 Kelly, Steve, 103, 147 Kenworthy, Sandy Kilmer, Nancy, 109, 113, 147 Kimsey, John, 77, 147 King, Kelly, 109, 147 Kirkpatrick, Scott, 147 Klemmer, Carol, 147 Knoll, Keith, 147 Knowles, Barry, 147 Koch, Colleen, 54, 65, 147 Koellen, Lynn, 113, 121, 147 Komar, Scott, 147 Konewko, Alan, 70, 147 Krakenberg, Steve, 42, 70 Kramer, Scott, 147 Krieg, Cheryl, 48, 63, 70, 113, 115, 117, 147 Krienke, Kim, 116, 147 Krogh, Kimberly, 147 Kuhn, Sandra, 147 Ladd, Genevieve, 121, 147 Laes, Jan, 42, 148 Lamb, Ladonna, 70, 104, 148 Lawrence, Sandra, 113, 148 Leach, Mark, 102, 103, 148 Letler, Brenda, 148 Legore, Tonya, 148 Lemaster, Bill, 103 Lenocker, Steve, 148 Letson, Robert, 148 Liepold, Tim, 58, 61, 148 Linerud, Steve, 148 Livingston, Beth, 103, 104, 148 Lohr, Susanne, 69, 148 Loiseau, Leon, 148 Long, Jett, 148 Looney, Russell, 41, 148 Lorentz, Steve, 42, 148 Losh, Jim, 148 Loveless, Michael, 102 Lund, Holly, 70, 103, 113, 115, 148 Ludiker, Randy, 148 Lynn, Patti, 54, 117, 148 Machala, Julie, 148 MacKay, Gary, 148 MacKleit, Tina, 99, 148 Madson, Patricia, 128, 148 Maginot, ruth Marden, Marylynn, 104, 148 Marshall, Angel, 148 Martinez, Melissa, 103, 105, 115, 149 Martinson, Shanah, 149 Mauro, Frank, 149 Maxwell, Bill, 121, 149 Maxwell, Mike, 149 Mayer, Marci, 149 McCarthy, Kathy, 149 McCammond, Greg, 70, 149 McKay, Judy, 103, 149 McCoy, Crystal, 149 McDavid, Nancy, 123, 149 McFarland, Suzanne, 117, 149 McGovern, Randy, 149 McGovern, Terry, 104, 111, 149 Mclntrye, Kristie, 144 McKelvey, Maureen, 69, 113, 149 McKern, Kimi, 54, 149 McLean, Jim, 149 Mellick, Steve, 149 Merrill, Todd, 149 Messinger, Don, 103, 149 Messer, Marchelle, 149 Meyer, Patti, 54, 149 Meyers, Kathy, 61, 149, 151 Miller, Dawn, 149 Miller, Angela, 149 Miller, Bill, 42, 72 Mitchell, Barb, 149 Mitchell, Rick Mitchell, Terry, 149 McGovern, Ronald Mongan, Joby, 149 Moore, Sandra, 116, 149 Morgan, Carlos, 149 Morris, Cheri, 149 Morris, Greta, 149 Mortensen, Donald, 149 Moses, Jim Mott, Michael, 149 Mullen, Kari, 149 MUrphy, Michele, 54, 117, 121, 149 Nechanicky, Tracy, 149 Nelson, Ronda, 149 Neumiller, Debbie Nguyen, Huong Nichols, Becky, 65, 103, 149 Nichols, Keith, 149 Nacholauson, Carl, 149 Nicholauson, Carol, 102, 103, 150 Nielsen, Mark, 150 Nimri, Bassam Norris, Doug, 58, 150 Nygren, Mark, 42, 103, 115, 150 Odell, Wendy, 150 Olbricht, Terri, 150 Oneel, Laurie, 99, 150 Oppendahl, Kim, 150 Ota, Eric, 42, 150 Ota, Stephanie, 150 Otten, Cindy, 150 Owens, Cindy, 69, 103, 150 Page, Susan, 150 Pagliaro, Sandra, 150 Park, Jun, 150 Pasquale, Lynette, 150 Paul, Chris, 150 Paulusz, Anna, 113, 121, 150 Payne, Dave, 150 Payne, Kari, 109, 150 Peebler, Shelly, 150 Pedersen, Shelene Peetz, Marta, 150 Peplinski, Kenneth, 150 Perkins, Allen, 150 Peters, Kayla, 150 Peterson, Susan, 54, 114, 117 150 Pirello, Rob, 150 Porter, Jett Porter, Karen Porter, Twyla, 150 Prater, Cindy, 121, 150 Priest, Michelle, 99, 123, 150 Quinn, Kelly, 150 Raschka, Andrea, 150 Rees, Linda, 121, 150 Reese, Donald, 42, 150 Reese, Patty, 150 Renz, Patricia, 121 Rhoads, Beverly, 150 Rhodes, Louis, 150 Ricard, Ron, 71, 150 Richardson, John, 71, 150 Richeson, John, 58 Riegel, John, 103, 105, 111, 150 Rigby, Lance, 102, 150 Rise, Denise, 150 Roach, Charles, 42, 151 Robirts, Jesse, 151 Roullier, Debbie, 151 Rugel, Dalene, 151 Ruggenberg, Donald, 103 Sams, Val, 151 Saxby, Darrel, 151 Schawo, Becky, 51, 103, 151 Schmerer, Dana, 151 Schroeder, Bill, 104, 151 Scott, Gary, 151 Scott, Sean, 151 Seitert, Philippe, 42, 151 Sharp, Shelley, 109, 113, 151 Shaw, Todd, 151 Shea, Patrick, 42, 151 Sherman, Mark Shields, Joe Shulenbarger, Clint, 151 Shute, Bettie, 151 Simmons, Tim, 151 Simonelli, Paula, 151 Simpson, Heidi, 151 Sims, Joe Sivak, Sandy Smith, Al, 151 Smith, Ben, 151 Smith, Paul, 71, 103, 151 Smith, Sondra Soloniuk, Rina, 151 Soom, Shawn, 42, 115, 117, 151 Souppa, Titteny, 151 Sparrow, Pamela, 109, 113, 152 Spidell, Paula, 63, 152 Sptizer, Dawn, 152 Spoerhase, Karri, 70, 121, 152 Spohn, Barbara, 152 Spray, Mark Springer,Mary Springer, Theresa, 152 Stach, Tammy, 152 Stelzer, Heidi, 152 Stevens, Jon Stevens, Jon, 152 Stevenson, Kurt, 152 Stewart, Jeffrey, 152 Stewart, Jill Stocker, Mike, 152 Stockman, Kurt, 42, 152 Stroyan, Jill, 103, 152 Stroyan, Jody, 103, 152 Sullivan, Kathy, 152 Swanson, Mike, 121, 152 Swenson, Eric, 152 Tabish, Chris, 152 Tackett, Debbie, 123, 152 Tanner, Mark, 152 Terry, Mike, 152 Tesdal, Kimberly, 152 Thai, Ha Thompson, Becky, 152 Thompson, Tracy, 152 Tieken, Marti, 152 Tilley, Melissa, 152 Todd, Carie, 70, 152 Toliver, Peter, 99, 111, 116, 152 Trelawney, Linda, 152 Trotter, Deanne, 121, 152 Troyer, Paul, 152 Tupling, Christopher, 152 Turley, Tammy, 152 Ungari, Ron, 99, 152 Upchurch, James, 42, 152 Uselman, David, 152 Valley, Teri, 152 Vanarsdale, Carl, 99, 152 Vanarsdale, Chris, 28, 99 Vang, Maly, 152 VanGuilder, Jon, 42, 152 VanMarter, Kathy, 152 VanMarter, Sheliah, 152 Vigesaa, Leslie, 153 Voelker, Joh, 104, 117, 153 Wagstaff, Carol, 103, 115, 116, 153 Wagstatf, Janet, 153 Walker, Janine Walker, Margaret, 116, 153 Ward, Allan, 42, 153 Ward, Guy, 153 Warner, Mike, 42, 70, 153 Warner, Steve, 153 Waterman, James, 99, 153 Webber, Lana, 153 Westover, James, 153 White, Stacy, 99, 153 Whitney, Scott, 153 Wiedrich, Brad, 104, 153 Willey, Floyd, 153 Williams, Tamarah, 153 Wing, Valerie Wohlman, Stacia, 153 Wolf, Ronda, 153 Wolfe, Stephanie, 109, 153 Wright, Doug, 153 York, Don, 153 Yablon, M., 153 Zoske, Mike, 153 Seniors Adams, Kristin Albertson, Julie, 115, 164 Allen, M,, 164 Allen, William, 35, 42, 68, 115 Allred, Karina Alonzo, Rod, 42, 164 Alton, Fred, 164 Altvater, Mike Ambrose, Martin, 42, 56, 115, 164 Anderson, Don, 104, 164 Anderson, Renee, 113, 164 Anderson, Stacie, 34, 115, 123, 165 Andres, Julene, 16, 33, 109, 113, 165, 187, 193 Angle, Burce, 165 Angove, Mike, 103, 165 Androde, Sandi, 113, 165 Anthony, Jeff, 165 Armstrong, Ron, 165 Arndt, Denise, 104, 165 Arthur, Ken, 100, 165 Ashworth, Catherine, 165 Augustine, Janis, 165 Baltutat, Mari, 165 Barbieri, David, 165 Barden, Donnie, 165 Baret, Brian, 165 Barker, Sarah, 33, 165 Barnes, Jim, 165 Bates, Jackie, 166 Bean, Michelle, 54, 63, 115, 166 Beck, Darlene, 166 Benjamin, Jane, 98, 166 Benton, Michael, 63, 166 Bergman, Chris, 99, 100, Berland, Rodney, 167 Bilderback, Mark, 167 Billingsley, Shelley, 167 Bittrick, Tim, 167 Blaine, Kim, 167 Blakeley, Patti, 167 Bledsoe, Heidi, 100, 167 Bliesner, Jeff, 42, 70, 167 Blount, Larry Blue, Doug, 42, 103, 167 Blum, Brian, 42, 167 Blum, Martin 166 Boucher, Russ. 167 Braaten, Doug, 121, 167 Brazington, Steve, 77, 167 Brosam, Mark, 167 Brown, Brenda, 99, 116, 167 Brown, Jeffrey, 102, 167 Brown, Randy Bruno, Scott, 168 Buckenberger, Shelly, 28 121, 168 Buddrius, Duane, 168 Burington, Douglas, 168 Burrowes, Robin, 168 Busko, Karen, 168 Calvert, Barry, 34, 99, Campbell, Rani Campbell, Roger, 168 Campbell, Tim, 33 Candelaria, Marvin, 169 Carlson, Charles, 169 Carnahan, Tammie, 169 Cashman, Wayne, 42, 169 Castro, maria, 169 Chavez, Jim, 169 Chicklinsky, Corrie, 70, 113, 169 Christensen, Cheryl, 123, 169 Church, Robert, 100, 169 Clark, Carolyn, 100, 113, 123 169 Clark, Lee, 100, 115, 169 Coelho, Jean, 113, 115, 169 Collins, Gina Cone, chuck, 169 Corigliano, Gary, 28, 121, 169 Cornwell, Brett, 42, 169 Cossette, Laurie, 169 Critchfield, Leann, 113, 170 Crouch, Charlene, 170 Cuccodoro, Silvio, 68 Cunningham, Norma Curtis, Joe, 170 Dagon, Patty, 35, 109, 183 Daly, Kevin, 42, 170 Dansereau, Duane, 99, 100, 170 Davis, Lisa, 99, 170 Deandre, Megan, 28, 165, 170 Delay, Kathy, 170 Desjarlais, Ron, 170 Destito, Mike, 42, 170 Deviny, Diane, 170 Dicus, Donald, 70, 103, 170 Dilley, Dave, 170 Dinneen, Jim, 170 Dixon, Debra, 170 Dobbs, Carrie, 171 Dodge, Sherryl, 48, 70, 171 Dole, Cami, 171 Donoian, Debra, 100, 171 Dorsey, Carol, 171 Dorsey, Diane, 171 Doud, Becky, 171 Douglas, Mark, 115, 171 Downing, Beth Duncan, Jerry, 171 Dunham, Matt, 171 Dupell, Mark, 171 Elaimy, Laith, 171 Ellis, Chuck, 42, 115, 172 Engle, Nancy, 172 Etheridge, Sheri Fagan, Susan, 70, 172 Fanslow, Brett, 172 Faraca, Rosemarie, 172 Farman, Rosa, 172 Fencl, Jerry, 42, 70, 166, 172 Ferry, Laurie, 99, 173 168 170, Fitield, Mary, 99, 173 Fisher, John Fox, Sara, 35, 115, 116, 173 Froehlich, Susan, 103, 173 Fry, Kelly, 54, 113, 173 Furman, Carl, 173 Fyre, Kathy, 173 Gale, Sheri, 173 Gamble, Celia, 113, 173 Gardner, Heidi, 102, 173 Garrison, Scott, 173 Gehman, J., 173 Germany, Leatha, 173 Gibler, Kerri, 103, 173 Gilbertz, Jean, 114, 173 Gilchrist, Dave Gillette, Connie, 115, 173 Gitte, V., 174 Godfrey, Kim, 99, 174 Goed, M., 174 Gold, Melinda Goode, Kevin, 174 Gorton, James, 174 Gover, Bill, 174 Graham, Patricia, 34, 63, 100, 174 Graham, Tracey, 109, 175 Griffin, Greg, 175 Grimmer, Karie, 175 Guell, Craig, 175 Guillet, Lisa, 175 Gustafson, Erik, 175 Hafner, Julie Hageman, Teresa, 175 Haggarty, Cindy, 175 Hall, Roger Hall, Sherri, 99, 100, 175 Hallowell, chester, 103, 170 Halseth, Dennis, 175 Halversen, Ron, 100, 175 Hamilton, Dale, 175 Hamilton, Rusty, 175 Hansen, Lori, 175 Hansen, Merilee, 175 Heidi, 175 Hanson, Hanson, Sheryl, 175 Hardy, Eleanor, 103, 117, 176 Hartill, Linda Hastings, Carla, 176, 181 Hasting, Richard Hatcher, Tom, 176 Hayden, Brian, 176 Hays, Jennifer, 70, 176 Henchel, Patty, 109, 113, 176 Henderson, Elizabeth, 16, 109, 1 13, 176 Henderson, Kathleen, 113, 176 Hendrickson, Alan, 176 Herigstad, Leann, 115 Heuett, Rochelle, 176 Hicks, John, 103, 176 Hierath, Melissa, 117, 176 Hinton, Stacy, 176 Hoerner, Lori, 176 Hoffer, Russell, 34, 102, 103, 176 Hollister, Mike, 113, 176 Hood, Russ, 35, 56, 60, 70, 176 Hoogheem, Douglas, 176 Hooper, Brian Horn, Gregory, 34, 42, 56, 61, 115, 177 Horton, Katrina, 177 Huber, David Hurst, Connie, 177 Jacobs, Dee, 54, 68, 178 Jacobs, Donna, 54, 68, 178 Janson, Greg, 104, 178 Jeannotto, John Jeromchok, Rick, 178 Johnson, Lori, 42, 116, 178 Johnlon, Mark, 42, 178 Johnson, Steven, 42, 68, 77, 178 Jones, D'Ann, 178 Jones, Dianna, 178 Jones, Vicki, 178 Kaiser, Darrell, 178 Kallas, Thomas, 178 Karstetter, Chris, 33, 35, 36, 48, 49, 54, 114, 115, 178 Kelly, Lyn, 178 Kieffer, Konni, 121, 179 Kinnune, Carol, 103, 113, 178 Kirkeby, Lisa, 178 Kirstein, Kevin, 42, 43, 179 Klecak, Patrick, 116 Kneff, Mike Knowles, Jerry, 99, 100 Knudson, Eric, 179 Kosonen, Taru-Aria, 70, 179 Krienke, Paul, 42, 179 LaFrance, Randy, 103, 165, 179 Lahtinen, Darrell, 115 Lamb, Roy, 35, 42, 179 Landers, Tina, 48, 54, 114 121, 180 Langeman, Julie, 180 Larkin, Kevin, 180 Laupichler, Anita Lefler, Jerry, 42, 115, 180 Lentz, Ronny, 105, 111, 115, 180 Leonard, Jackie, 180 Lewis, Jeff Lewis, Sandra, 99 Long, Debra, 35, 113, 180 Long, Tina, 16, 17, 33, 99, 100 113, 123,174, 180 Losh, Todd Lowdon, Michael, 180 Ludiker, Terry, 180 Luft, Robert, 180 Lunde, Gene, 104, 180 MacNeill, susan, 117, 180 Magera, Dale Mahana, Jimmie, 42, 115, 180 Malinowski, Karen Malmoe, Tad, 180 Malone, Peggy Malsam, Steve, 42, 56, 181 Mandy, Shelly, 121, 123, 181 Markson, Jeanne, 100, 113, 117, 181 Marshall, Sandy, 115, 181 Massie, Michael, 181 Maxwell, Mark, 181 McCartney, Debbie, 181 McCo1lough, Joe, 182 McCombs, Joan, 105, 182 McElfish, Patty, 121, 182 McElwain, Mary, 98, 99, 182 McGrath, Sandi, 182 McKay, Thomas, 16, 103, 182 McKerlie, Patti, 182 McKern, Tamara, 182 McKissack, Joanne, 182 Melton, David Mertens, Mike, 182 Meyers, John, 42, 115, 182 Micheilli, Jackie, 104, 182 Miller, Denise, 17, 109, 113, 123, 182 Miller, John Miller, Sherrie, 182 Miller, Terri, 54, 182 Mitchell, lay, 68, 183 Moline, lulie, 121, 183 Molter, Tom, 103, 183, 190 Moody, Dibbie, 103, 183 Moore, Bill, 103, 104, 183 Morris, Sandy, 16, 70, 103, 115, 121, 183 Morrow, lim, 103, 183 Mortensen, lim, 42, 184 Morton, Teresa, 184 Mott, Carol, 113, 184 Mueller, Deborah, 113, 123, 121, 184 Mueller, Scott, 184 Muggli, Doug, 77, 184 Muller, Brian, 184 Murray, Luwanna, 42, 113, 116, 184 Nadwornick, Barbara, 103, 185 Natividad, Sue, 185 Neil, Samuel, 185 Nelson, Rebecca, 185 Ness, Bob, 42, 185 Neuhoff, Laurence, 56, 121, 185 Nichols, Cindy, 103, 185 Nichols, Lance, 56, 60, 185 Nielsen, Russ, 34, 42, 121, 166, 185 Nodlinski, Cindi, 185 Norland, Becky, 42, 54, 113, 185 Norman, George Novenche, Laurie, 99, 100, 185 O'Connell, Kelly, 185 O'Reilly, Maureen, 117, 186 Ogiso, Chikae, 185 Ohme, Steven, 42, 185 Olbricht, Sherry, 113, 116, 185 Olinger, Bryan Oliver, Rick, 185 Olson, lerrol, 103, 121, 185 O'Quinn, Willis, 42, 70 Opsal, lim, 185 Orr, Cynthia, 34, 109, 113, 186 Orr, Linda, 103, 113, 183 Orsi, Todd, 186 Risley, Roberta, 188 Robertson, Todd, 35, 188 Rockstrom, Ieri, 188 Rockstrom, Carol, 188 Roland, Merry, 16, 34, 188 Rose, Kimberly Ross, Christine, 188 Ross, Mary, 188 Rowland, Tom, 70, 189 Ruark, Mike, 189 Rueckert, Cindy, 189 Ruggenberg, Dan, 189 Rupert, lanet, 113, 189 Russell, Todd, 189 Sanders, Derek, 189 Sanders, Larry, 100, 103, 189 Schaat, Melissa, 48, 54, 114, 115, 189 Schab, Andy, 189 Scheibe, Sandee Sheine, S., 190 Schilter, Dan, 190 Schultz, Paul, 115, 190 Schwartzenberger, Dawn, 190 Shatto, Tracie, 190 Shattuck, Jeffrey, 190 Shields, Wanda, 190 Shipman, Mitchell, 190 Simpson, Tami, 191 Sivak, lim, 115, 191 Slavson, lerry, 191 Slette, Cindy, 113, 115, 191 Sloan, Rick, 28, 33, 35, 42, 60, 191 Smith, David, 28, 33, 35, 42, 60, 191 Smith, Kelly, 121, 191 Smith, Mike Smith, Shane, 191 Smith, Shelia, 191 Smith, Sheri, 35, 191 Snider, Kevin, 191 Snyder, Greg, 191 Sothen, Timothy, 191 Soto, Victor Sowell, Loyd, 191 Stelzer, Daniel, 42, 191 Stenson, loe, 42, 115, 191 Sterling, Deborah, 192 Sterritt, Virginia Stewart, Todd, 192 Ota, Terry, 17, 42, 56, 61, 186 Stratton, Troy, 192 Page, Julie, 186 Patterson, lim, 186 Paullin, Tim, 42, 70, 123, 186 Payne, Rae, 186 Pearce, Robert, 196 Percy, Alisa, 186 Perkins, lackie, 186 Peterson, Iames, 186 Phillips, Charles, 111 Poirier, Michele, 121, 187 Potts, Susan, 104, 187 Prahl, Brett Praxel, Erin Prophet, Chris, 100, 187 Putnam, Jenny, 187 Quigg, Karen, 103, 187 Raschka, Edward, 187 Rassley, Tim, 77, 187 Rausch, Kenneth, 188 Reese, Tom, 188 Reger, loseph, 188 Rehn, Mark, 42, 188 Reiber, Wade, 188 Rennaker, Karen, 103, 113, 188 Richardson, Michael, 70, 188 Riddle, Chad, 188 Risley, Kimberlee, 188 Street, D'Net-Ann, 192 Sturman, Kori, 192 Sullivan, Tim, 28, 42, 115, 192 Sullivan, Stacy, 192 Sutton, Lance, 33, 192 Tabish, Cathy, 103, 121, 192 Tarbert, Tim Taylor, Kim, 51, 55, 103, 116, 192 Taylor, Susan, 111 Teeter, lanet, 192 Thompson, Ken, 192 Thompson, Mike, 192 Thompson, Tammy, 54, 192 Tinsen, Ioy Todd, Laura, 192 Toliver, Bill, 123, 192 Trautman, Rhonda, 28, 54, 121, 192 Trevison, Nancy Trottman, Tammy, 116, 193 Tucker, Laura, 193 Tyler, Tracee Tyner, Carla, 70, 168, 193 Unicume, Mike Uselman, Greg, 193 VanDuzee, Lesa, 193 VanHoft, Kelly, 100, 113, 193 VanGuilder, Carrie, 193 VanVlaenderen, Dave Ventura, lose Vesti, Gitte, 102 Vierth, Devin, 193 Vigesaa, Leanne, 193 Wagoner, Rich H., 121, 193 Wagoner, Rick Dennis, 193 Walker, Keith, 193 Wallace, lamie, 115, 193 Walthers, lan, 121 Ward, Dawn Ward, Tim, 194 Ward, Robert, 33, 193 Warner, Iaydean Wasemiller, Bonnie, 104, 194 Wasemiller, Connie, 104, 194 Wasemiller, Mark, 104, 105, 115, 194 Washkoska, Todd, 103, 194 Watson, loe, 194 Waybright, Ieilrey, 102, 115, 194 Weidner, Kim, 194 Weishaar, Lynn, 113, 194 Welsh, Tammy, 194 Wesche, Dan, 113, 194 Wharton, Brian, 72, 194 Wickham, Kelly, 194 Wiebe, Wendy, 194 Wiggs, Robert Wigen, Mike Williams, Bill Williams, Nancy, 54, 103, 194 Wilks, Kenneth, 194 Willms, Doug, 104, 194 Wilson, Todd, 70, 195 Witiau, Joanne, 55, 113, 115, 195 Woodbridge, Warren, 195 Wrencher, Scarlet, 54, 117, 195 Wright, Larry, 195 Yardley, Ross, 70, 195 York, Karl, 77, 195 Young, Cindy, 195 Young, Ken, 195 . , ,ji iw f jf 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