Columbia River High School - Tyee Yearbook (Vancouver, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1982 volume:

Contents Introduction 2 Fall 16 Winter 34 Spring 54 Clubs 74 Underclass 108 Faculty 130 Activities 132 Seniors 138 Columbia River High School Vancouver, WA 98665 TYEE 1982 Volume 19 n RM i , V r 3 H w %. H H 1 . ' k • i r. A B- -- 1 K W mw i i fm f !l r p - - t H % ■ r ■ ' f J 1 at ii . r w JL I B ' i 1 r J B IS J n 1 ' V «• . % S ?5 I hj 1982 Field Enterpnsi FAX1I1 Chieftains Attack Although the road to victory had a few detours, this year ' s 1981 Chieftain Football Team went on to prove that nothing can keep our guys from coming on strong. Our team went through many hard-working practices this season, and it really showed. With only 3 losses, (2 to Evergreen and 1 to Kelso, with overtime) the team went on to show real dominance over the opponent with a season- end record of 6-3. Our tough Chieftain Team was well coached and it proved it with each game. This years cap- tains were seniors Bruce Barnum, Trent Duncan, Rudy Lies, Byron Monahan, Larry Quandt and Todd Swan. This years Most Inspirational Award went to Bruce Barnum. CR41 Battleground CR29 Fort CR 3 Evergreen 14 CR13 Bay CR Kelso 6 (overtime) CR28 Marshall CR41 Fort 15 CR12 Evergreen 20 CR 7 Bay 6 Team Coaches L to R: Ed Maxwell, Dennis Gillingham, John Ryan. Tom Boyle, John O ' Rourke - w. k y Varsity Football Team: Front Row L to R: J. Hebblethwaite, L Quandt, S. Elinton, M Tullis, J. Eten, H. Schouten, R. Cowan, G. Russell, T. Mortensen, D. Spies 2nd Row L to R: D Gould, R. Bolton, R. Tatum, J. Lapore, S. Sikora, D. Anderson, A. Kainu, D. Bush, M. Gassaway, E. Kastner, M. Landers 3rd Row L to R: S. Hones, B. Monahan, B. Barnum, M Jackson, W. Hynning, K. Adams, D. Bennett, D Groesbeck. T. Swan. R Dall, D Preuss 4th Row L to R: T. Duncan, R. Lies, L. Hynning, D. Kruger, R. Russell, M. Wrenn, T. Schreiner, D. Pyles, T. Kamp Back Row L to R: Coach Boyle, Coach Maxwell. C. Higgins, S. Kanekoa, R. Thumb, Coach O ' Rourke. The team gathers to discuss their next play Chiefs go for the tackle. mi m t ' jV A Hi B ' ' A - 1 a Jim Hebblethwaite returns to the sidelines River takes their position. j.V. Football Team: Front Row Left to Right: B. Williams, D Linville, J. Pyles, D. Graves, D. Duke, H. Williams, D. Laws. C Kamu. R M.ller. J. Memenng. Second Row Left to R,gh. Q Chnstensen B Pellins, M Cushman, D. Preuss. P. Bagorio, C. Russell, L Moms. J. Bagorio, R Smith, K Blodgett. C Y Fogt, Coach Ryan. Coach ( ingham. Th.rd Row Left to Right: F. Ensman, S. Russell. J. Westnck, W. Glandon. G W.lson. T. Malone, S. Klattenhoft. A Lata Brace. R Hinton, T. Williams. ec, D Walseth, C O ' Mealy, K. Morris. H. Go Cheifs Go! Coach Boyle looks on as the game goes into action Coach O ' Rourke gives some instructions. Girls ' Tennis Qmashes Through District Girls ' tennis was terrific at CR this year. The ladies smashed through the district with a record of 11-2 and placed second in the league. As the district tennis tournament the Chieftain gals performed spectacularly. The doubles team of Sheryl Small and Ann Price seized second place, and Brenda Stewart and Marie Cummins volleyed all the way to the semi-finals. In singles ac- tion, Arlene Vollmer defeated Fort ' s favored Janelle Shaffer in a fantastic match before advancing to the quarter-finals. Also, Theresa Weil played outstanding ten- nis as she rallied to the semi ' s and eventually took 4th place. Award winners were named at a dessert banquet for parents and players. They were: Mosts Improved, Beth Downing; Most Inspirational, Brenda Stewart; Team Captain, Ann Price. Coach Mary Regan summed up the season in a single word: Terrific! Ann Price and Sheryl Small took second at the district doubles tourney. Top Row L to R: Paula Stalcup, Susan Mullen, Lori Kramer. Arlene Vollmer, Sheryl Small, Amy Garafalo, Lisa Laflan. Front Row L to R: Becky Huff, Susie Barsness, Marie Cummins, Theresa Weil. Brenda Stewart, Ann Price, Beth Downing, Coach Mary Regan Marie Cummins has a mean backhand. Sue Barsness points the way to victory. Senior Beth Downing had an impressive first season. Ann Price served up a storm Volleyball The 1981-82 River volleyball team had a sensational season culminating in their capture of second place at the state championships at Auburn. Coach Don Carlson led the girls to an undefeated league record of 10-0. At the District playoffs the team lost their first game and came back to win, defeating Evergreen twice in crucial championship games. They represented Vancouver in the state finals where they were edged out of the state title by Renton. The season was marked by a constant team effort Special recognition was given to: Linda Sturdyvin and Kari Adams, team captains; Colleen Schlonga, most valuable; Barb Crosland, most improved; Darci Johnston, most in- spirational; Mary Wiese, best digger; and Diane Birkland, best server. GO Colleen. GO Front Row L to R Barbara Crossland. Diane Birkland, Cindy Hogan. Jamie Russell, Charlotte Burke. Colleen Schlonga Back Row L to R Coach Carlson. Kari Adams, Tracy McCarthy. Brenda Butler. Linda Sturdevin. Darci Johnston, Mary Weise. J r. V a r s i f y 4 f If ' Vf Ju ' 1 L. 25 ,. 3? -J J 1 Bottom Row L to R: Marijean Baird, Jenny Hanson, Sue Myers, Kathy Johnson, Ellen Cole, Heidi Hochhalter. Top Row L to R: Heide Hutori. Karen Hall Candi Davis, Elizabeth Munro, Jacki Norvell, Debbi Krebs (coach) Varsity cheers on the team starters Kari Adams goes for a winning point against Bay. : ■ Cross Country The 1981 Cross Country team continued the tradition of running excellence at Columbia River as it once again claimed the district title. The Senior guys have an impressive three-year record of winning 21 meets, defeating 219 schools, and participating in 3 state meets. They have won the district title two out of the last three years, compiling a 13-0 league record. The men ran away with the All-City Meet title three times, adding to the Chieftain domination of thirteen consecutive years. The senior gals have won seventeen meets and defeated 181 schools during their three years at River. They were twice district runner-ups and have an overall three-year league record of 11-2. This year the ladies were undefeated in league, were All-City champs, and became the first-ever state meet entry for Columbia River. Frank Barcelona, Richard Berndt, James Dunn, Fred Grandy, Jim Hayden, Dave Josephson, Scott Miller, and Tim Wyche represented Columbia River at the state meet for guys. The girls ' state team consisted of Evelyne Egger, Sherry Finsand, Susan Ford, Patty Gibson, Patti Kent, Sue Marks, Nadine Moore, and Lisa Reudink. L to R Back Row. Todd Fnetag. Dave Josephson, Richard Berndt, Tim Wyche, Scott Miller. Jim Hancock, Fred Grandy, Charlie McKay, Dave Russel, Rod Olson M.dd! Row: Frank Barcelona. Buni Werner, Evelyne Egger, Lori Haines, Tammy Porterfield, Janet Ford, Sandie Falls. Patti Kent. Sherry Finsand, LuAnn Benjamin, Jim Hayden Tony Wyche Front Row: James Dunn, Rob Pace, Mark Pace. Matt Miller, Sue Marks, Patty Gibson, Lisa Reudink, Veronica Pick. Nadine Moore, Jim Reudink. Sherry Finsand, Lisa Reudink, Patti Kent, Janet Frank Barcelona races through the woods. Sherry Finsand had an outstanding third year on Scott Miller follows the victory trail, varsity. These ladies look ready for a swinging practice. Girls ' 9wimming This year the Columbia River Girls ' swim team had a fairly good season with a three- win, three-loss record. The team consisted of eleven hardworking and enthusiastic swim- mers, ten of which qualified to participate in the regional meet at The Evergreen State College on November 14, 1981. Coaching for his fifth winning season was Mr. Tim Hegedus. Coach Hegedus commented that the girls ' victory over Hudson ' s Bay was definitely the highlight of the season. The gals dove warily into the meet with two con- secutive defeats behind them and only nine of the eleven girls competing against Hud- son ' s Bay ' s seventeen. Nevertheless, they emerged victorious. This was the turning point of the season. The awards banquet was held on December 21, 1981, at Paola ' s Pizza Barn. Awards were given to: Karen Brown, most inspirational; Dana Gjelde, most improved; and Sandy Gustafsonmost dedicated and team captain. Lynette Lehman dives into an event Girls ' Swim Team Front Row L to R: Karen Brown. Mary Estes, Jeni Conrad, Lynette Lehman and Dana Gjelde. Back Row L to R: Coach Til Hegedus, Michelle Lillard, Sandy Gustafson, Toni Donisthorpe. Katy Wallace and Kim Batterman. Missing: Robin Starr. Sandy Gustafson and Michelle Lillard prepare for an event. Kim Batterman swims the breast stroke. Drama November 19, 20, 21 the CRHS drama class presented, The Curious Savage. The play concerns the efforts of an old lady to use her inheritance for a good cause, and the attempts of her greedy stepchildren to get the money for themselves. Hoping to force Mrs. Savage to give up her inheritance, the stepchildren commit her to a sanitorium. After outwitting the stepchildren, she is persuaded to leave the sanitorium and manage her money as a trust fund for unfortunates. The cast: Tammy Morin, Don Johnson, Carol Camp, Ken Boxberger, Kelly Underwood, Vickie Newbill, Tami Tibbs, Michelle Sanders, Jeff Seastone, Lori Kramer, Doni Manning, Matthew Gillingham, Colby Bledsoe, Jeff Morin. Doni Manning argues with Jeff Seastone and Tami Tibbs about her money. Michelle Sanders poses as she visits her mother. Michelle Sanders glares after she has an accident looking The cast bowing for the final curtain for the money. 33 Christmas Dance Winter Reflections, the theme for the Christmas Dance, held on December 19, 1981, in the CRHS cafeteria. Sharringita was the band that played for the DECA-sponsored fund-raiser. The crowd made the most of this romantic, wintery evening as they rocked to the sounds of this popular band. Casey Collins, and Sally Woodall show the people their style. The band, Sharringita Junior High students help out at the refreshment stand Arne Kainu Ponciano. Brian Gouge, Mary Cameron, Shirley Carter, and Tina Bet- tis encourage the band. (ainu Crowned KING OF HEARTQ Tolo was held on January 23rd and Columbia River students danced to the music of Rox. The girl-ask-guy affair was highlighted by the crowning of Arne Kainu as King. Other members of the court were Bruce Barnum, Rick Dall, Eric Kastner, and Todd Swan. The King of Hearts theme was ac- cented by the Valentine decorations. The dance was arranged and planned by the class and executive councils. King of Hearts Arne Kainu Tolo Court: L to R: Todd Swan escorted by Jana Downing, Eric Kastner escorted by Shelly Alexander, King Arne Kainu escorted by Andrea Ponciano. R.ck Dall escorted by Christy Goodwin, and Bruce Barnum escorted by Veronica Pick. River Takes 3rd in League The 1981-1982 Boys ' Basketball Team had a super season. While taking 3rd in league, they also took 2nd in district, which shows what a hardworking team we have. Under the talents of Gene Dettorre, the team came out with a season record of 12-10 and a league record of 9-6. Some awards given out to this years team were: Most In- spirational: Glenn Russell, Team Captain: David Ashcraft, Leading Rebounder: Chip Ambler, Leading Free Throw Shooter: Tim Wyche and Defensive Player: Todd Swan. Our Chieftain Team were led by Seniors: Dave Ashcraft, Todd Swan, Tim Wyche, Rick Dall, Chip Ambler, Glenn Russell, Bruce Barnum, Craig Thomas, Ed Stemler and Scott Munroe. Although there were a few disappointments the team showed real talent and true spirit. Dave Ashcraft goes for a hoop shot. V a r s i y Team L to R: Rick Dall, Ed Stemler, Glen Russell, Craig Thomas, Bruce Barnum, Tony Robinson, Bret Furguson. Chip Ambler, Dave Ashcraft, Tim Wyche, Ken Adams, Todd Swan. Front Row L to R: Manager, Scott Munroe and Coach Gene Dettorre. Tony Robinson goes for 2 Dave Ashcraft looks for an open spot jg The team watches some of the action. Rick Dall shows us his style J.V. and Sophomore Basketball Junior Varsity: L to R: Gerald Suguitan, Scott Miller, Dave Bennett, Dean Groesbeck, Jeff Wood. Dave Kauffman, Steve Michael, Devin Gould, Mike Horner. Sophomores: L to R: Rob Pace, Jackie Cooper, Darrin Edwards, Dave Simons. Tim DeJong, Ken Matkowski, Scott Russell, Tony Wyche, Curt Esteb, Greg Gecho, Mark Pace, Jackie Smith. Girls ' Varsity Places 4th in League edit rh ar V 981 ' 1982 9ir ' S ' baSketbdl t6am a 9 ain ■ ed true Ch.efta.n spirit. Each girl displayed her own talent which , made the games exciting for the C.R. fans. Some of «ie high-scoring games of the season included the dommatmg score of 58-34 over Kelso, and the excitinq game with Mt. View showing them up with a score of 40. The season and record was 9-12 leaving C.R 4th in eague. Some special awards went to: Linda Sturdyvin and Kar Adams for Honorary Co-Captains, Lori Kramer for Most Ins P1 rational and Brenda Butler for Most Improved Char Burke catches a pass fe fiKaa£5£2B5B2S£Sr ' jMki - — — ■ - —-.  - Char maneuvers down the court Char Burke dnbr ■ J.V. Girls Take First in League The girls ' Junior Varsity basketball team finished first in league competition with a very impressive record of 13-2 and an overall record of 15-4. Team work and spirit made this group of girls champions in every way. Team Members Are: (From L to R): Evelyne Egger, Sandi Falls, Kirsten Gjelde, Colleen Schlonga. Candi Davis, Jacki Norvell, Brenda Butler. Peggy King, Barb Crosland, Amy Gwinn, Marijean Baird. Front: Coach Don Sundvick. A completed pass by Colleen Time oul for regrouping Grapplers Pin District Title The 1981-82 Wrestling team continued a tradition of dominance with a league record of 2 wins and 1 loss. Their overall season record was an im- pressive 11 and 2. Some highlights included: beating Kelso in our gym the last match of the season for the league championship, and defeating them again at the district tournament at two weights they had captured before: Levin Harris at 115 and Kevin McMann at 158. McMann, and Trent Duncan advanced to the state tournament, placing seventh, and Eric Powers took the state Championship title. David Laws is ready to pin his man. The 1981-82 Varsity Team: L to R Back Row: Eric Powers, Brian Skordahl, Todd Miller, Kevin McMann, Tom Peterson, Trent Duncan, Rudy Lies, Steve Kimery, Joe Mitchum, Coach Chapman. Front Row: Gerry Leninger, Levin Harris, Greg Williams, Matt Landers, David Laws, Darren Williams. Brian Skordahl gains valuable points. State Champion Eric Powers. Greg Williams prepares for the start of a match. Chris Kainu waits for the referee ' s signal. The 1981-82 JV Team: L to R Back Row: Coach John Ryan, Quinn Christenson, Alan Abrahamson, Mike Peloquin. Steve Klattenhoff, Shannon Winters, Doug Williams, Chris Russel, Chris Alexander (Manager). Front Row: David Luckey, Lauren Morris, Bill Pellens, Chris Kainu, Darren Greves, Ted Locke. Levin Harris looks to the referee for the signal. Chris Kainu pins an adversary. Girl Tumblers 3rd in League The 1981-82 girls ' gymnastics team did ex- ceptionally well this year being a relatively young team. The girls ' placed third in the league with the toughest competition coming from Evergreen and Hudson Bay. Columbia River took third place in sub-district at Evergreen High School. Placing among the top two teams at district which was held at Prairie. Kristin Justik, Jenny Hansen and Michelle Reed were among the individuals who placed at district. Robin Starr tied for second in the all- around division. Robin, the team ' s only senior, advanced from district to state which was held in Bellevue Washington at Sammamish High School. She did well at state, Placing 25th all-around. Coach Nola Graves stated, We have a very talented enthusiastic and hard working group of girls. I enjoy working with them very much. We hope to develop our skills, and take the district trophy in 83. An awards banquet was held on Friday, March 12th at Paola ' s Pizza Barn. Awards were presented to sophomore Karen Brown, most inspirational and Junior Leslie Wallace and Sophomore Kristin Justik tied for most improved. Leslie Wallace won most improved, a much deserved award. L to R: Cindy Harvey, Kristin Justik, Jenny Hansen, Judy Williamson, Leslie Wallace, Michelle Reed, Robin Starr, Coach Nole Graves, Lameece Habib, Carol Moyers, Karen Metter, Karen Brown, Missing is Heidi Houtan The team ' s only senior, Robin Starr, shows off the form that took her to state. Jenny Hansen impresses the team with her balancing techniques 51 Boys ' Qwimming The 1981-82 boys ' swim team this year did a good job. They stood at 2 wins and 3 losses. The team member that performed the best was Captain Gary Bristow. His best time in the 50 yard freestyle was 22.46 seconds, which made him a state qualifier. The most improved was Alan Halleck; most inspirational, Mike Timmins; and most dedicated was Mike Boehlke. League Standings Kelso Hudsons Bay Mark Morris Columbia River Fort Vancouver R. A. Long 5-0 3-1-1 3-1-1- 2-3 1-4 0-5 Dean Anderson poses proudly (or this diving board shot. Bottom Row L to R: Bruce Miller, Mike Timmins, Mike Boehlke, Alan Halleck, Eric Procknow. Middle Row L to R: Farley Frame Jeff Mur- dock, Hugo Schouton, Jamie Johnson, Dean Anderson. Top Row L to R: Coach Hegadus, Gary Bristow, Wally Cisowski, Jeff Creech David Burton, John Bradshaw. Jeff Creech warms up before a meet. Mike Tlmmins warms up with the Butterfly. Mike Boehlke lets his talents fly at a meet. Wally Cisowski shows off his diving talents. 57 CR Track Both the boys ' and the girls ' teams had great seasons this year. The boys ' track team were the 1982 League Champs with a perfect 5-0 record. CR has not been beaten in the league in the past five years. The team placed second in District competi- tion. Outstanding athletes were Sean Elkinton, who won the State javelin throw, and was rank- ed 3 in the nation; and Frank Barcelona, who ran the fastest time ever (9:14.4) by a sophomore in a state meet in the 3200 meters. Special awards went to: Tim Wyche, Honorary Captain; Sean Elkinton, Most Valuable; and Charlie McKay and Frank Barcelon, Most Improved. The girls ' team claimed both the league and District Championships, with an undefeated 4-0 league record. 12 girls qualified for the State Meet in Tacoma, including Tracy McCarthey who was the state javelin champ. Other placements in the state competition were Dar- cy Johnston, 7th in the shot put, and Missi Dynes, 9th in the long jump. Patti Kent was voted Team Captain, Cindy Harvey received the Most Improved award, and Darcy Johnston was named Most Inspirational. The runners prepare to race for the District championship on the CR track. Missi Dynes (far left) competes with girls from Fort and Bay in the District Hurdles. Girls ' Track Team: L-R First Row: H. Huotari, A. Vollmer, L. Kramer, D. Johnston, R. Starr, P. Kent, S. Finsand, V. Pick, M. Dynes, T. Donisthorpe, N. Moore. 2nd Roe. C. Graves, C. Schlonga, J. Thomas, S. Marks, S. Lee, F. Gibson, T. Hague, T. McCarthey, B. Crosland. 3rd Row: E. Egger, L. Hanes, J. Ford, A. Brazier, S. utter, C. Harvey, R. Estigoy, L. Kemp, Coach Valeos. Back Row: K. Smokey, B. Werner, K. Semler, E. Munro, P. Stalcup. Missing: L. Reudink. % ' A pack of River runners leads the race. Ken Adams is flying high with this long jump John Eten tries his hand at the shot put. hi  S Ji Sean Elkinton hurls the javelin. Sean Elkinton had the team ' s most valuable arm Mike Wrenn throws the discus Sophomore Frank Barcelona keeps a steady pace ahead of the other runners. 59 Scan Elkinton demonstrates State Championship form. Mitch Canton clears the high jump bar Josephson, J. Eten, K Adams 4h Ro Truman J Reud k.K oT, 6 ' R ° W! J ° neS ' R B ° lt0n ' J Se les ' A Halleck ' R Thum - M - Wrenn D. P! U e g9 e,,Boe lhk e,T. R o b « 60 Lisa Reudink rests after a grueling race. Tracy McCartney is the state javelin champ. Nadine Moore has her mind on the track. 61 Golf Team The 1982 Boys ' Golf Team turned in an im- pressive year. With a win lose record of 10 and 1 in League play and wins in both district and Regional meets the team achieved a fourth place finish in state. Coach Earl Enos thinks over some plays Front Row L to R: Brad Shadowltz, John Harlow, Phil Stenseth. Back Row L to R: Jeff Miller, Brent Waddell, Mark Foreman. Not Pictured: Eric Castner. Jeff Miller hits the ball for along drive Phil Stenseth watches the ball as it goes down the fairway 63 Varsity Goes to Qtate Boys ' Varsity Baseball had a fantastic season this year; better fhan any other season in River ' s history. For the first time since Columbia River started playing, the team won the district championship. Next it was on to the regional playoffs, which they won two games out of two. The guys played in the semi-finals in Kent, Washington, where they tied for third in the state. Tont Row: Jeff Nielson, Rob Miller, Dan Spils, Joe Mitchum, Joe Kraemer, Ken Matkowski, Mark Esteb, Tyson Schreiner, Jeff Moe, Manager Tim Hanson. Back Row: : Daniels, coach; Bruce Barnum, Craig Thomas, Leroy Hynning, Chip Ambler, Wendell Hynning, Dean Groesback, John Peabody, Devin Gould. Chip Ambler charges for home plate. Dean Groesback waits his turn. 65 Tyson Schriener waits on first base. Joe Kraemer Is hopeing for a home run. 67 Boys ' Tennis The 1982 boys ' tennis team hit the courts in late March led by veteran coach Jack Clark. The Chiefs had a successful season with an overall record of 11-3 placing third in the league. A great highlight of the season was the match against district and league champions Hudson ' s Bay in which the Chiefs emerged victorious. At the District tennis tournament held at Vancouver Tennis Center on May 21 22, the team also fared well. The doubles team of Seniors Jim Faust and Joe Bumgarner placed third and Junior Kelly Belford lost in the finals to secure second place. At the awards banquet, the team named Scott Munroe Most Improved player, Tim Melton Most Inspirational, and Joe Bumgartner Team Captain. m Junior Kelly Belford played first singles for the Chiefs. Senior Tim Melton had a successful three year tennis career at River. Senior Joe Bumgarner placed third at District with doubles partner Jim Faust. Most Improved Scott Munroe swings into a forehand return. Coach Clark calmly coaches. Team Members: L to R: Dean Hardin, Jim Faust, Keith Gordon, Kelly Belford, Tim Melton, C Scott Munroe, Tom Peterson, Joe Bumgarner, Dave Simons Coach Jack Clark Chiefs Around the Reservation 71 Drama Columbia River High School Drama class presented The Bad Seed on March 11, 12, and 13. The play was at 7:30 Thursday, and 8:00 Friday and Saturday in the CRHS cafeteria. The play is about a little girl who murders a schoolmate, because he won a medal that she felt should have been hers. Later she kills the handyman when he tells her that he has evidence against her which he plans on giving to the police. The cast: Rhoda Penmark — Ann Price, Mr. Penmark — Todd Vining, Mrs. Penmark — Arlene Vollmer, Mrs. Breedlove — Dana Slagle, Mr. Wages — Bruce Miller, Leroy — Don Johnson, Miss Fern — Karen Krauss, Regina Tasker — Erin Roe, Mrs. Daigle — Doni Manning, Mr. Daigle — Dean Hardin, Messenger — Matt Brothers, and Richard Bravo — Jeff Seastone. Arlene Vollmer, the concerned parent. Dana Slogle, Erin Roe, Arlene Vollmer, Bruce Miller Doni Monning converses with Arlene Vollmer. Arlene Vollmer talks with Erin Roe about her daughters behavior Karen Krauss reacts to Rhoda ' s education 8 1982 Field Enlerpri Vpl irE Rg 75 Rally Qquads Get Cheers The 1981-82 Chieftain rally squads did many things to get Chiefs in the school spirit. They organized the Homecoming week activities in the fall, and participated in cheerleading contests throughout the year. The Gold Rally was particularly impressive, winning the 1981 Summer Cheerleading Camp Competition. The girls all practiced before and after school, and the amount of work they put into their commitment really showed at games when they proved that We ' ve Got Spirit! The football squad livens up an assembly. The football rally performs a cheer for the Chieftain crowd. The Purple Rally consists of: Maggie Metcalf, Denise Jabusch, Jenny Thomas Leanne n. i «. „ „ „ , Kleinsthmidt, Becky Brirton, and Kristy Larango. The fo ° tba11 masc0,s are Kim Parkin and v Wooda  The basketball rally gets the crowd rowdy. Members of the Basketball Squad are: Top: Christy Goodwin. Center. Susie Bedford. LR: Andrea Ponciano, Lori Dollar, Kirsten Matilla Kneeling: Barbie Albert. The girls finish a cheer at a basketball game 77 The JV Basketball Rally: Top to Bottom: Latrice Templeton, Lisa Kemp, Becky Bedford, Melanie Cresap, and Tami Hague The JV Football Rally: Top to Bottom: Debra Swan, Kellie Aubert, Carey Trojel, Sue Brown, and Shelly Spies. The girls check the scoreboard as the Chief Drill Team Shows Spirit This years 1981-82 Drill Team had some really high spirited members. The girls put in a lot of hard work to get ready for the half time shows at the Boys ' Basketball games. Although they had a late start, these girls really came through with a good performance for the Chieftain Fans. The Team also performed with the Band during Mar- ching season. With only three performances for the season, the girls still showed true Chieftain Spirit. Tammy Rogers, Julie Moore, Kristy Ballard and Lisa Guthmiller perform for Chieftain Fans. Front Row L to R: Julie Moore, Kristy Ballard, Maxine Cass, Rachel Garrant. Middle Row L to R: Dawn Bailey, Jane Wakefield, Lisa Guthmiller, Kris Link, Faralee Walseth, Lori Graves. Back Row L to R: Julie Stoops, Tracy Schleining, Janine Sailor, Tammy Rogers, Tina Parish. Molly Walsh, Advisor Salina Walsh. Color Guard Accents Band This years Color Guard had a very rewarding season The Color Guard did many new things never done befor e While still marching with the Band during Parade and Foot ball Season, the Color Guard also performed a dance dur ing a Pep Assembly, did two half time shows at the Boys Basketball games, Went to Kingdome with the Band and did the Spring tour also. Under the direction of Captain Dena Aspaas, the Color Guard won the Bandino Award which was well deserved. These girls showed real talent and real C.R. spirit. We hope next years Color Guard has the same exciting season as this ones did. IIU II The Color Guard performs during Half time. 1981-1982 Color Guard: Rifles: L to R: Angela Baker, Jenny Thomas, Dena Aspaas, Tracy Sheuerman, Beth Lohman. Flags: L to R: Ruth Johnson, Shelly Johnson, Liz Munroe, Tammy Rogers, Sue Marks, Michelle Coppedge, Shelly Knudson, Cindy Rann. Missing: Nikki Dallasta, Debbie Swenson. 81 CR Bands Have Pride The 1981-82 Chieftain Band had a great year of music. The marching band ' s highlights included a trip to Corvallis, Oregon for the OSU Band Day, the Kingbowl Marching competition, and the Spring Tour with the stage band and swing choir, when the groups traveled to Aberdeen and Montesano, Washington. The concert band also did well, receiving a superior 1 rating at the LCRMEA Band Contest at Fort Vancouver High School. The stage band had a year full of impressive perfor- mances, and the pep band provided winning spirit at basketball games. And the best part about being in band was the togetherness that could be felt at football halftime performances or on band trips when the slogan was: We Have Pride — We Are CR! Vt ' | It titt t ' i The marching band practices their Kingbowl show at Federal Way High School. Eric Sil ve y demonstrates his playing skills The trumpet squads keep their homs warm. ULI llAAJhA ' MM K i %■ ' K 4w li f-£i k • J lu3i v i v it ■ IF The 1981-82 Chieftain Band: Back Row L-R: E. Silvey, J. Johnson, D. Freuss, D. Anderson, J. Price, C. Carden, M. Peloquin, S. Ayers, R. Thomas, C. Mohoff, L. O ' Doher ty, C. O ' Mealy, M. Esteb, D. Gorden, D. Hilligoss, J. Edmiston, M. Leckrone. 3rd Row: R. Mulles, J. Johnson, B. Melton, M. Cushman, K. Boberger, T. Shull, M. Wrenn, R. Osborn, M. Weldon, K. Hickerson, E. Prochnow, P. Dean R. Paulson, B. Crosland, M. Hefflin, G. Zeller. 2nd Row: D. Howell, L. Heinrichs, T. Mulherin, D. Crossman, L. Josephson, R. Andrews, K. Backous, A. Vollmer, D. Chung, A. Coffey, S. Yankee, S. Davidson, K. Engelking, L Briggs, D. Sanders, S. Pulley, J. Roark, Mr. Knight. 1st C. Hogan, R. Johnson, T. Sheuerman, S. Johnson, M. Coppedge, J. Thomas, T. Rogers, S. Marks. E. Munro, B. Lohman, C. Rann, A. Baker, J. Ludowise, T. Reagan, D. Pratt, C. Ellis. Kneeling: E. Roe, T. Vogeler, D. Aspaas. Dawn Sanders and Susan Pulley experience unpredictable Drum major Ty Vogeler gets the band squads in line. Oregon weather. Cindy Rann makes a last-minute uniform check. 83 The 1981-82 Pep Band: L-R Back Row: Lynelle Josephson, Mike Wrenn, Liam O ' Doherty, Ron Thomas, Mark Esteb, Ty Vogeler. 3rd Row: Bill Melton, Rick Mulles, Chuck Carden, Tammy Rogers, Damon Gorden, Doug Hilligoss, Eric Prochnow, Mr. Knight. 2nd Row: Rick Paulsen, Shawn Davidson, Dan Crossman, Mike Peloquin, Dena Aspaas, Ken Engelking Erin Roe 1st Row: Michelle Hefflin, Crystal Ellis, Chris Kainu, Diane Howell, Dean Anderson, Chris Mohoff, Richard Osborn Vl2£? M 6 r ■■ j R Ck R ° W: Mr Kni9ht ' Liam ° ' Doh erty, Ron Thomas, Mark Esteb, Ty Vogeler. 3rd Row: £„ Miw! pT ' r ,1 ' J 3 T y R S - Damon Gorden ' Dou 9 Hyli 9° ss 2nd Row; Dan D  n Crossman, Michelle Hef- Rann R h dlTb 9 Engelking. 1st Row: Chris Kainu, Rick Mulles, Jamie Johnson, Dean Ande son Cindy B a n d Choirs 1981-1982 was an excellent year for Columbia River ' s choirs. The Swing Choir was very busy this season. They have done a wonderful job representing River in perfor- mances throughout the year with a special performance at the end of the year during both lunches in the cafeteria. Our Concert Choir had an ex- citing year. They performed in the Rotunda at the Capital and received very good scores in large group contests, as well as, performing at Vancouver Mall and other places. The Sophomore Chorus did an outstanding job, also. The received first place in the cann- ed food drive. They performed in winter and spring concerts in- cluding singing for the junior high classes. Swing Choir performs during first and second lunches. Bottom Row L to R: Jackie O ' Neill, Kathy Williams, Scott Smith, Maggie Metcalf , Bill Snook, Michelle Hendrickson, Mike Timmins Second Row: Lorl Kramer, Audrey Quick, Alan Ford, Kelli Hart, Dave Russell, Lisa Rodom, Jackie Yednock, Kevin Bowen. Third Row: Megan Bowen, Jenny Price, Line Lahmann, Brad Williams, Debbie Swenson, Shirley Carter, Richard Berndt, Darren Williams. Top Row: Kari Osterveen, Cindy Flanagan, Scott Munroe, Greg Dickinson, Beth Walker, Tim Melton, Chuck Carden, Tony Jacobs, Mr Montgomery Bottom Row: Maxlne Call, Cheryl Holt, Kristen Justik, Farralee Wilseth, Mylene Oman, Kathy Johnson. Second Row: Sue Brown, Ellen Cole, Tammy Porterfield, Evonne Hollowell, Luann Benjamin, Tammy Morin. Top Row: Amy Frost, Jani Ervin, Lisa Alt, Kari Waite, Karen Harrison, Patty Foust, Michelle Beecher. Tim Melton sings The Body Electric. ' Scott Munro proclaims It ' s Hard to be Humble. ' Jackie Yednock and Arne Kainu sing I Love Rock ' n ' Roll. Lisa Rodom performs in cafeteria. i Bottom Row L to R: K. Skov, S. Klrkparrick, M. Snyder, K. Dunn, M. Metcalf, R. Fine, D. Shaffer, J. Faust, M. Smith, D Haws, T. Newman, S Kalstrom, D. Nelson, S. Condon, M. Bowen, R. McNeely. Second Row: J O ' Neill, K Williams, J. Jones, T. Meade, K. Sessions, K. Hart, B. Britton, S. Lloyd, M Moore, B Williams, A. Halleck, D Walseth, J. Smith, J. Ryan, K. Kinney, L. Laflen, K. Parker, E. Pruitt. Third Row: A. Quick, D. Williams, J. Donrad, J. Price, D. Collins, T. Varner, A. Larson, L. Rodom, J. Yednock, M O ' Neill, Fred Ensman, S Munro, M. Brace, M. Pace, D Russell, M. Holeman, S. Kerns, P Quintanilla, Lori Kramer, M. Dynes. Top Row: K. Wade, T. Dagor, V. Waggoner, T. Hague, S. Kimmery, P. Dahlstrom, T. Tingly, S. Carter, L. Lehman, T. Melton, D Deeg, T Jacobs, R Berndt, L Ledgerwood, M. Timmins, C. Flanagan, K. Dahlgren, B. Walker, S. Wallingford, K Mecham D E C A Front Row L to R Margo Thompson, Troy Scott, Tina Bettis, Mark Zoller, Danica Carden Second Row L to R: Sue Smyrak, Denise Ickes, Kim Parkin, Elaine Gibson, Andrea Dompier Back Row L to R: Patty Wilson, Tim Starr, Patty Hollister. Distributive Education Clubs of America, other- wise known as DECA, are a national leadership club based on marketing and retail business. DECA club members range from grades 10 to 12. Sophomore year is called prep year, because although some sophomores do have jobs, they are usually too young to work. Instead, they study various jobs, careers and working environments. In their junior and senior years, students must have jobs and usually compete in job-related areas at DECA conferences. DECA members set up a variety of fund raisers for charity, as well as for the DECA Club. The ac- tivities this year include selling key chains and calendars and putting on the annual homecoming talent and fashion shows. The money that is earn- ed goes to help send DECA members to area and from other schools by taking tests to demonstrate their knowledge of the business world. Running the student store is yet another part of DECA duties. The third year seminar class manages the student store and the students from intro. and co-op help run it by working their study period. All benefits from students store go to the DECA fund. The student store provided CRHS with snacks to feed a hunger pain or with supplies needed for school. Thanks should be given -to the members for making the student store possible. Front Row L to R: Curt Hader, Monika Barger. Kelly Schroeder, Kristy Gildart, Brian Rugg. Second Row L to R: David Davis, Scott Barten, Sue Smyrak, Ryan McQuary, Caprice Hyden. Top Row L to R: Linda Hull, Sandi Bukovi, Mary Cameron, Karen Carter, Arthur Miller. Front Row L to R: Sue Finstand, Kim Smith, Susie Cone, Lynn Ringo, Deanna Gerlack, Scott Johnson, Scott Orrell, Cheryl Calvert Second Row L to R: Lori Freimuth, Cheri Adams, Donna Gibson, Taunya Cooper, Diane King, Michell Harris. Becky Taylor, Teri Hathaway, Sue Smyrak Third Row L to R Cindy Hois- ington, Kristin Betzing, Paula Blackburn. Krys Jeffrey, Dana Slagle, Shelli Shook, Juanita Grandy. Fourth Row L to R: Rob Jones, Joe Henry, John Bagario, Paul Bagorio, Mike Boehlke, Darin Woodley. Front Row L to R: Craig Coble, Bruce Allen, Chris Beisner, Don Seal, President, Julie Ashmore, Cody Hittle, Darcy Cahoon, Martha Nelson. Second Row L to R: Bobbie Cameron, Evonne Holloway. Pat Greening. Sally Blankenship. Jodi Gove, Pam Hymas. Leann Deangelo. Caralie McLeod, Tina Meade. Lisa Sylvester. Brent Thorton, Scott Neilson. Ms Smyrak Top Row L to R: Tom Sturm. Wiseth Namyslowski, Amy Frost, Debbie Gouge, Laura Stremler. Teri Jimenez, Sharon Junia, Kim Leckberg, Jeff Kaufman, Shawn Lillard, Trudie Frantz, Colleen Hauser, Rich Gordon. Practice Makes Perfect One of the units covered in the Family Relations class is how to plan and organize a mock wedding. Depending on the size of the class, two to four girls are chosen to par- ticipate as brides in this event. Everyone has a part in the wedding. There are committees such as decorations, food, music, invitations. The bridesmaids and groomsmen for the wedding parties were Tracy Sheuerman, Jennifer Thomas, Kim Session. Scott Smith, John Brown, and Arnie Kainu. This is considered a very enjoyable class because of its practical applications to real life situations. Brides and Grooms at the reception. L-R: Tracy Sheuerman, Alan Ford, Darcy Johnston, Dave Ashcraft, Kim Sessions, and Todd Kooistra. Isn ' t Love Grand. Brides Tracy and Kim do some goofing off before the wedding. Tracy not so much. The couples happily married get ready for their honeymoon. Foreign Exchange The foreign exchange system brings to us students from many different countries through various programs. When a student is exchanged and comes to the US. he or she lives with a host family, and are considered as a member of the family for the length of their stay. The exchange students who will graduate from River this year are the following: Issabella Mshimba, living with the Smith family; Heidi Huotari, living with the Birland family; Hug Schouten, living with the Halleck fami- ly; Charles Schweicher, living with the MacDonald family; and Gabriela Nen- ninger living with the McAllister family. Other students who visited River for only a short time were; Fernado Luis Suarez from Bolivia, J. Gerado Fer- nandez Atilano from Phillipine Islands, Hideyuki (Oscar) Iwaki from Japan, and Marco Antonio Bothello from Brazil. We at Columbia River High School hope that the students ' visit here was pleasant, and that they will take home with them part of our culture as we have taken to our hearts a part of their culture in getting to know them personally. Heidi Marjaana Huotari Finland Pacific Intercultural Exchange Hugo Souten The Netherlands Youth for Understanding F Hugo Schouten, Gabriela Nenninger, Heidi Huotari, Issabella Mshimba, Charles Schweicher. A Cultural Experience . . . Issabella W. Mshimba Kenya, Africa American Field Service Future Business Leaders of America was very active during the year. Candy sales, a car- wash, and a picture sale were ways the members raised the money to attend the FBLA convention in Pasco, Washington. FBLA president was Fred Grandy, vice president was Karyn Coons, treasurer was Mike Rochel, and secretary was Cassie Penrod. Mr. Delia and Cassie Penrod discuss the convention. First Row L-R: Jama Smith, Shellie Yankee, Cindi Penrod. Second Row: Cassie Penrod, Jen- nifer Walling, Karyn Coons. Third Row: Marilyn Pearson, Michelle Lillard, Jenny Moore, Delona Lang. Fourth Row: Mr. Delia, Wendy Klein. Not Shown: Fred Grandy, Mike Rochel. Spanish Club Spanish Club didn ' t have very many ac- tivities this year due to funding cuts. But they were able to participate in the Foreign Language Fair, held at Clark College. The club also experimented with some recipes from Mexico that turned out spicy and enjoyable. Spanish: Left to Right: Denise Sprinke, Tammy Porterfield, Jennifer Walling, Kelly Santesson, Ms. Flynn, Cassie Penrod. Students try their talents with Spanish Instruments Ms Flynn demonstrates Instruments to students. French Club The French club, headed by Mrs. Franklin, had a busy year filled with cultural activities. They sold Spook-o-Grams at Halloween and sold tickets at football and basketball games. The money they raised from these enterprises was used to pay for a dinner at a posh French restaurant. The highlight of the year was the annual French Parents ' Night. In keeping with the theme Mardi Gras, it was an evening of music, french food, and, of course, the Can- Can. The parents seemed to enjoy themselves and the event was termed a success. French Club Members: L-R: Lisa Terpennlng, Julie Kent, Jeena Jones, Lori Graves, Pam Hymas. Robyne Kirkpatrick, Rachel Garant. Kneeling: Rhoda , Estigoy, Collette Hashimoto. German Club Active The 1981-82 school year was a suc- c essful one for Columbia River ' s German Club. The first major activity for the club was their participation in the foreign language Halloween Party in October. During the days preceeding the Winter Holidays, German Club sold homemade apple cider. Looking toward the 1982-83 school year, the club planted pumpkins to sell during Halloween. This year ' s officers were: Tim Huff, President; Pat Bor-de-Ville, Vice- President; Kris Alexander, Activities Coordinator; Katherine Bor-de-Ville, Mike Garretson, Liasons. Club Members: Left to Right: Katherine Bor de Ville, Pat Bor de Ville, Tim Huff, Karen Krauss, Kris Alexander, Erin Roe, Melissa Missing: Mike Garretson, Mark Kelly Vica Electronics M A n n Officers: Jeff Mader, Tim Nein, Mark Paget, Steve Slotto, Eric Allred, Advisor Steve Slotto uses his skills to find a frequency. Mr. Schauer. Advisor Mr. Schauer. Jon Mantey, Eric Allred, Brian Skordahl, Robb Krepser, Steve Slotto. Matt Miller Back Row: Lyle Fisher, Jeff Settles, Tony Robin Chris Ory, Jeff Mader, Tim Nein, Mark Paget, Chris Todd, David Ory. VICA Media Tech VICA is a club that is connected with each of the vocational classes not only at Col. River but at the other high schools as well. The purpose of the club is to promote Leadership and to bring students together who have common interest in vocational classes. Each club plans yearly fund raising events, social functions, and district and state competitions in their specific subject areas. Our VICA clubs social function this year was a Basketball night in which the V2 media technology class to a basketball game. Our fund raiser and other social functions will revolve around our state competition in April Scott Miller applies valuable skills learned in Media Tech. 5 6 Officers: Brett Aired, Scott Miller, Sheri Lee, Teresa Barrett, Tracy Pratt Top Row Mike Tqrrence, Richard Niskanen, Robert Cowan, Todd Miller. Brian Mohoff. Scott Miller, Advisor Mr Saalborn Bottom Row Todd Kamp Teresa Barrett Sheri Lee. Tracy Pratt, Brett Allred National Honor Sociefy National Honor Society was quite impressive this year. There were more students in it than in years before. The required grade point average was 3.5 or above. Mrs. Mary DeBoer was the advisor Officers were, President: Rhodora Estigoy; Vice-President: Arlene Vollmer; Secretary: Karyn Coons; Treasurer: Denova Chung. Mary DeBoer headed the NHS. Kneeling L to R: Quang, C. Burke, R. Estigoy, M. Ohman, E. Egger, R. Estigoy, B. Downing, K. Olson. 2nd Row L to R: Y. Egger, L. Dollar, B. Crosland, I. Heilsch, K. Bor de-Ville, K. Alexander, M. Garreston, C. Graves, R. Teafatiller, R. Garret, C. Hogan, K. Adams, T. Hochalter, P. Bor-de-Ville, E. . Schnitzer, T. Weil, C. Harvey. 3rd Row L to R: J. Jones, A. Roberts, R. Kirkpatrick, M. Voght, L. Benjamin, R. Russel, K. Haws, M. eller, D. King, M. Coppedge, M. Morgan, M. Cummins, K. Oostervein, E. Pruitt, K. Coons, A. Gwinn, T. Morin. 4th Row L to R: C. Glavin, . Farley, S. Iverson, D. Birkland, R. Starr, D. Aspass, J. Thomas, J. Walling, K. Santesson, A. Vollmer, D. D. Chung, L. Arneson, K. ;n, M. Alexander, S. Small, C. Scholonga, E. Roe, H. Parkd, L. Haines. 5th Row L to R: J. Cole, C. Y. T. Peterson, M. Gassaway, D. Bennett, C Kaufman, M. Brace, T. DeYoung, T. Huff, L. Short, C. Molyneux, D. Anderson, R. Hogg, P. Kent, T. Porterfield. Horticulture This year ' s horticulture classes did everything from planting seeds to landscaping miniature model homes. Under the direction of Mr. Dave Lambert, Vancouver School District ' s Teacher of the Year, students learned to identify plants as well as grow and take care of them. The first-and second-year students together held two plant sales in the main hall to pay for transportation to and from many horticulture contests including the state contest, at which the team received second, third, and fourth place banners. This year ' s big horticulture project was building a brick Senior Sidewalk between the library and the 400 wing. Mike Olsen, Gail Chenoweth, Carmen Gordon and Patti Hollister check their plants ' growth. Beginning horticulture students take care of their plants Mr. Dave Lambert — Teacher of the Year Forensics The 1981-82 Forensics team had, By far the best year ever. According to Forensics coach, Terry Glafka. The team consisted of fourteen intelligent, hardworking juniors, and seniors. They competed in many debates this season. Their first tournament was on November 13 and 14, at St. Martins in Lacy, Washington. LeVin Harris was the big winner there. Other tournaments were on December 4 and 5 at Western Washington University. Bellingham, February 5 and 6 at the University of Puget Sound in Tacoma. And Lewis and Clark College in Portland on February 12 and 13. The district tournament took place here on February 26 and 27. The team of Lynelle Waite and Carol Camp took first in district, which qualified them for state. State took place at the UPS on March 13th. Carol Camp, Mark Cole, and Vickey Wag- goner all placed in their individual events. Not only was this the largest group Mrs. Glafka ever took to state, but LeVin Harris placed 2nd, the first time anyone from Columba River placed at state. The highlight of this season was that the school, and nine of the Forensics team members joined the National Forensics League. This year ' s fund raising went very well, it included a garage sale, the Sadie Hawkins dance, and sale of basketball game tickets. Front Row L-R: Shannon Tellock, Erin Roe, LeVin Harris, Lynelle Waite, Mark Cole. Back Row: Ann Coffey, Vickey Waggoner. Front Row L-R: Vickey Waggoner, Clara Johnson, Shannon Tellock, Lynn Turner. Second Row: Coach Terry Glafka, LeVin Harris, Erin Roe, Kari Oosterveen, Carol Camp. Back Row: Joe Czech, Mark Cole, Lynelle Waite. Chant ' s New Qystem Quccessful The 1981-82 school year brought to the Chant not only a new editorial staff, but a new hyar- chical system of organizing them. Instead of an Editor-in-Chief, a Managing Editor ' s job was created, along with a board of department editors. The new system met with great success as this was one of the best years yet. A majority of the editorial staff will return next year, as they are mostly juniors. The editorial staff includes: Managing Editor Clara Johnson, Advertising Editor Mike Rochel, News Editor Michelle Reed, Feature Editor Carol Moyers, Sports Editor Cheri Lindstrom, and Circulation Editor Fred Grandy. Arlene Hella jots down a note or two. Front Row: Tymlra Smith, Arlene Hella, Carol Moyers, Margaret Wltteman, Marguerite DeVinna, Clara Johnson, Advisor Ms. Brenda ( Porky ) Miles. Back Row: Cherie Lindstrom, Mike Rochel, Steve Lucas, Michelle Reed, Fred Grandy. Tyee Staff The 1982 Tyee worked well together under the direction of Editor-in-Chief Kim Sessions and Copy Editor Michelle Hefflin. Kim, who was the only sophomore in the ' 81 staff, attended year- book camp that summer and became the first Junior ever to be Editor-in-Chief. The staff was made up of students who wanted to get involved in making the book, because of dissatisfaction with previous year- books or just to preserve high school memories. They found out that yearbook making was not easy and that the biggest problem was getting pictures for layouts. All-in all, despite frantic deadlines and lack of photos, the staff had a fun and productive year — And hopefully an equally good yearbook. Mike Anderson selects some prints for the 1982 yearbook. Front Row L-R: Kathy Chard, Ann Price, Kim Sessions, Katherine Bor-De-VlUe, Tami Rogers. Middle Row L-R: Marie Holeman, April Boomgaarden, Peggy Bender, Mike Miller. Back Row L-R: Krissie Richstad, Marc Franck, Mike Anderson, Terri Aubert, Chris Nozet, Ann Coffey, Michelle Hefflin. Copy Editor Michelle Hefflln and Editor In Chief Kim Sessions discuss layout organization. 105 Class Councils Seniors Juniors The 1981-1982 Senior Class Council made a real change in our school this year. Karyn Coons, Rhodora Estigoy, Kristy Gildart, Doug Preuss and Tracy Tingly brought forth real leader- ship and pride to River. These 5 had many accomplishments: Homecoming Dance was one, but the biggest was the Senior Breakfast and Talent Show. This is one of the biggest events for Seniors and it went really well. The council worked very hard and we would like to thank them. This year ' s Junior Class Council consisted of 5 very talented and outgoing Juniors. Leah Arneson, Cindy Hogan, Kari Ooster- veen, Tim Potter, and Scott Smith showed real team work. Some activities accomplished by this year ' s council were, Key Chains, TOLO Court voting and the biggest job of all, Junior-Senior Prom. The Junior Class Council did a really great job and showed what real team work can do. Sophomores Starting High Sch ool can be an exciting thing, and with the help of 5 young ladies the year was great for all. Marijean Baird, Amy Gwinn, Shelli Johnson, Vicki Newbill and Sheryl Small real- ly came through with some great activities and fund raisers. Homecoming and TOLO decorations, helping organize assemblies and other activities made the year fun. Some fund raisers accomplished by these girls were: Baby Pictures Contest, and Santa-Grams. These girls did a great job all together and we hope they continue the good work. Executives If you have a problem that hasn ' t been solved, it ' s probably because you won ' t get involved. This was the motto of the 1981-82 Executive Council consisting of President Mike Miller, Vice President Missi Dynes, Ac- tivities Coordinator Ann Price, Secretary Paige Gon- zalez, and Treasurer Darla Smarz. The council strove to better the activities, attitude and unity of the entire stu- dent body. Some of the basic responsibilities that the officers held included approving all purchases, and overseeing social events. In accordance with their pledge to get more people in- volved and better informed the council re-enstated the student representation system. The members of the council felt that indeed their goal of unity and better attitude was achieved. It was evidenced in the great amount of support that Mike, Missi, Ann, Paige, and Darla received in virtually every pursuit. Some problems were solved because everyone got involved. That made 81-82 a great year for everyone. Executive Council hopes that the underclassmen will continue in this, more spirited tradition and gives its har- tiest thanks to all the Chiefs at Columbia River during the 81-82 school year. ■EJ fiSJPv Exec ' s fearless leader Bill Mitchell. I The council ' s favorite lady leader Arlyn Holcomb Council: L to R: Treas. Darla Smarz, Sec. Paige Gonzalez, Pres. Michael Miller, Act Ann Price, V.P. Missi Dynes ' 1982 Field Enterprises ngnsi df Alan Abrahamson Cheri Adams Kasie Adams Jaye Allen Lisa Alt Dana Amundson Kellie Aubert Scott Ayers Jon Babb Catryna Bagor Paul Bagario Marijean Baird Frank Barcelona Ryan Barnett Michelle Beecher Chris Beisner Sherry Bellerud Luann Benjamin Kristin Betzing Paula Blackburn Sally Blankenship Kurt Blodgett Jeff Boehlke Ken Boxberger Mike Brace Anita Brazier Lori Briggs Pennie Brill Aaron Brown Bill Brown Karen Brown Michelle Brown Susan Brown Joe Burke Brenda Butler Cheryl Calvert Sophomore Bill Pellens practices his typing skills. Bobbi Cameron Carol Camp Mike Casler Maxine Cass Quinn Christensen Wally Cisowski Craig Coble Ellen Cole Janet Cole Susie Cone Gail Conrad Jackie Cooper Taunya Cooper Michelle Coppedge Melanie Cresap James Crewdson NancyAnn Dalrymple Aileen Davis Candy Davis Cassie Davis Leann De Angio Paul Dean Darren Deeg Tim Deiong Debbie Denzer Lisa Deveccdi Marquerite Devinney Eric Dixon Mike Dockter Walt Donahoe Stacy Doud David Duke Jeff Edmmston Darren Edwards Evelyne Egger Fred Ensman Jani Ervin Rhoda Estigoy Sandy Falls Cynthia Farley Patti Faust Kim Fay Steve Feldman Hans Feyen Jon Fischer Eric Fleet Deniece Flippen Mark Fluegge LeeAnne Fontana Diane Fontaine Janet Ford Farley Frame Todd Freitag Wanda Froechlich Amy Frost Vince FuGate Vern Gager Amy Garofalo Alex Gaudet Greg Gecho Rick Gibbs Curtis Gibson Donna Gibson Sue Giesy Kirsten Gjelde Wayne Glandon Carla Glavin Keith Gordon Richard Gordon Mike Gorretson Debra Goudge Jeannine Gowen Jack Graham Juanita Grandy Darrin Graves Ron Graves Pat Greening Leslie Grill Amy Gwinn Stacy Haagenson Ned Hafer Lori Haines Karen Hall Susan Hannula Michelle Hansen Dean Hardin Annette Harder Jon Harlow Cindy Harvey Michelle Hasbrouck Michelle Hashimoto Teri Hathaway Marlise Hefflin Holly Heitsch Melinda Helms Tonia Henley Joe Henry Tina Herman Ken Hickerson Rob Hinton Cody Hittle Heidi Hochhalter Terrie Hoffman Rob Hogg Cindy Hoisington Evonne Hollowell Tim Huff onnie Hull Andy Hul Tim Hyde I u Hymas Kenny Ininger Sherri Iverson Teri Jimenez Don Jol lei I ' ins ,n Ka ' hnsoi Peie Johnsoi Michelle I -I n: RuthJohi M Robi rtji ni ■ Sharon Junta Kristen Justik Chris Kainu Jay Kainu Jeff Kauffniari Kim Kelley Mark Kelly Lisa Kemp Julie Kent Walter Kent David Ketola Paula Blackburn asks. 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Ted Lock Todd Loggan David Lucky Tony Malone Doni Manning Rick Mark Colleen Martin Cameron Mason Luke Mathews Ken Matkowski Jim Mauch June Maw Angelina Mcintosh Shane Mckee Kim McKenzie John Memering Karen Mettler Steve Michael Wally Millar Bruce Miller Lisa Miller Rob Miller Steve Mitchell Jeff Moe Steve Moffat Chris Molyneux Todd Moore Tammy Morm Brad Moser Tonv Mulhenn Susan Mullen Eric Munizich Elizabeth Munro Robert Murdock Sheri Myers Tom Nevers Vicky Newbill Quang Nguyen Jacki Norwell Mark O ' Neill Erin O ' Rourke Rodney Olson Mylene Oman Chad Omealy Scott Orrell Richard Osborne David Oury Mark Pace Rob Pace Monte Page Jeannie Papic Rick Paulson Bill Pellens Kelly Peterson Steve Peterson Vicki Petty Shelly Phelps Valerie Pick Tammy Porterfield Debbie Pratt Bill Presley David Preuss Eric Prochnow Chris Pusc Osa Pyeatt John Pyles Ed Quick Chris Regan Brad Remsing Jim Reudink Renee Reyes Julie Ringnalda Tony Robinson Debbie Romig Mike Rushman Rob Santella Theresa Schnitzer Todd Schnitzer Don Seal Jeff Seastone Jeff Seiffert Kristi Semmler Don Shaffer Trish Shaffer Shell! Shook Tim Shull David Simons Gail Simpson Sheryl Small Colleen Smarz Jackie Smith Lami Smith Mark Smith Tymira Smith Kristin Smokey Doug Solders Craig Sorenson Jeff Spence Shelley Spies Connie Sprinkle Paula Stalcup Jeff Straight Laura Stremler Tom Sturm Gerry Suguitan Jim Sumner Grace Sun Tiffany Sutter Debra Swan Rick Tatum Becky Taylor Tom Taylor Latrice Templetor Rob Terpening Tamar Tibbs Carey Trojel Teressa Tyler Kelley Underwood Ken Vann Christine Vaughn Todd Vining Martha Vogeler Melissa Voght Kevin Wahlbrink Kan Waite Jane Wakefield Dale Walseth Farralee Walseth Rick Weil Mike Weldon Bum Werner Jodi West Jeff Westrick Jan White Debbie Williams Doug Williams Tim Williams Judy Williamson Greg Wills Lynette Lehman munches Glenn Wilson Jeff Winchell Shannon Winters Darin Woodley Mark Wright Charlie Yi Danny York Gretchen Zeller Lori Ziegler Raul Escobedo Juniors i u Andy Abell Karen Ackley Ken Adams Kristie Adams Michelle Adkins Barbi Albert Chris Alexander Sarah Allbaugh Joe 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Fisher Cathy Forney Curtis Foyt Trudi Frantz Lori Freimuth Donna French Cindy Froehlich Lori Garrigues Kelly Garrison Mike Gassaway Shelley Gaylord Patty Gibson Rich Gillhoover Dana Gjelde Debra Goelze Carmen Gordon Gary Gordon Jodi Gove Korinne Graves Kelly Gray Lisa Guthmiller Craig Habeger Lameece Habib Rona Hackney Wendy Hader Tamara Hague Alan Halleck Tim Halseth Cathy Hammond Jill Hanson Tim Hanson Levin Harris Michelle Harris Jeff Hart Kelli Hart Colleen Hausner Brenda Hefely Karen Hefflin Linda Heinrichs Karen Henry Chris Hensel Carl Higgins Cindy Hogan Mike Horner Diane Howell Heidi Huetari Becky Huff Trish Hunter Debra Hutmacker Leroy Hynning Wendell Hynning Russ Ivey Tony Jacobs Ben Jensen Clara Johnson Wendy Johnson Jeena Jones Stacy Jones Steve Jones Dave Josephson Lynnell Josephson Sam Kanekoa Mark Kelly Laun Kemp Gwyn Kidder Brent Kiggins Sandy Kimery Peggy King Karen Kinney Susan Kirkpatrick Wendi Klein Todd Kooistra Ladonna Kosson Lisa Laflen Lela Lajoie Doug Lambert Rich Lanphear Kristi Larango David Laws March Leckrone Marie Leckrone Yverte Ledgerwood Larry Ledwith Link Lehman Michelle Lillard Eric Linder 123 Kris Link Beth Lohman Pete Lubinski Sean Lucas Tim Madson Maura Malone John Mantey Sue Marks Kirsten Mattila Bruce McAllister Tracy McCarthy Sue McCarty Cathy McEwan John McKinney Caralie McLeod Darren McNees Tina Meade Bill Melton Jeff Miller Mike Miller Wendy Miller Christine Mohoff Cindy Moody Doug Mooney Dan Moore Julie Moore Michelle Morgan Tina Morkert Steve Morrice Kevin Morrice Julie Mosebar Carol Moyers Rick Mulles Pam Mumford Shelley Myers Darci Nelson Jeff Nelson Martha Nelson Katrina Newman Ha Nguyen Liam O ' Doherty Shelley Olesen Darren Olsen Jonell Olson Kan Oosterveer Tina Parish Kathy Parker Jim Pascavage Marilyn Pearson Tom Pederson Mike Peloquin Tim Peterson Tami Pontius Tim Potter Jennifer Price Sherrie Prince Erin Pruitt Susan Pulley David Pyles Bill Quatier Petra Quintanilla Cindy Rann Michelle Reed David Richardson Krissie Richstad Jeff Ritter Annette Roberts Lisa Rockhill Erin Roe David Ross Jami Russell Joy Ryan Janine Sailor Chris Sam Dawn Sanders Michelle Sanders Kathy Saunders Melanie Schaal Brad Schadewitz Tracy Schleining I lit t n Sclilonga Kelly Schloredt I isa Schmidt ' ■ hreinei Lori Sears Kimberly Sessions Jeff Settles Grace Shaw Tracy Sheuerman Vernon Shipe Lee Short Scott Sikora Eric Silvey Kristie Scov Dana Slagle Tom Slaughte Darla Smarz Jama Smith Scott Smith Michelle Snyder Michelle Soden Debra Springer Phil Stenseth Scott Stephens Julie Stoops Tammy Storme Tracy Strylewicz Angela Suzara Doug Sylvester Lisa Sylvester Shannon Tellock Kathy Terpening Sue Terry Jayne Thacker Jennifer Thomas Robert Thum Steve Thurston Gwayne Tucker Mike Tullis Wayne Tyler Andy Valentine Raelynn Van Zeipel Tina Varner Duane Vaughn Lucinda Vetsch Leslie Wallace Bill White Lisa Wilgus Brad Williams Geraldine Williams Gregg Williams Laura Williams Kelle Wilson Joe Woodaege Jeff Wood Kim Wooding Alan Yenne Trudy Zimmermar Dale Backlund Don Bledsoe Lee Cave Jim Chapman Mary Ensman Mary DeBoer Patricia Flynn Ruth Frank Carole Franklin Jim Franklin Olive Friesen Roberta Gapsch Dennis Gillinghan Terry Glafka Pyllis Hill Arlyn Holcomb Bobbie Johnson Cecelia Kessel Dick Knight Dave Lambert John Mackelwic Ed Maxwell Mac McGuiness Brenda Miles Lela Miller Virginia Miller Bob Montgomery David Moore Vinita Murray Diane O ' Conner Mary Regan Jane Scott Robert Schauer Don Sunvick Oral Thompson Shirley Valeos Janye Walsh Chet Wood We would like to thank those members of the staff who had their pictures taken for the 1982 Tyee. We would also like to thank them for their encouragement and guidance throughout our years at Columbia River. L-R: Burt Reeves, Steve Garvin, Rodney McDonald, Victor Martie z L-R: Karen DeShazer, Mary Bosch, Olinda Vossler. Delores Sprenger, Joanne n, Mozelle Jon. The Year ' s Favorites Movies of 82: Raiders of the Lost Ark On Golden Pond Chariots of Fire T.V. Shows of 82: MASH Hill Street Blues Fame Actors and Actress of 82: Alan Alda The year of 82 went through many changes. Those daring peo- ple who wore these new styles really turned our school into an in- teresting place. It was fun to watch what everyone was wearing and maybe tempt ourselves into trying or buying a new outfit to wear. The preppie look was in and designers were out, as nothing came between Chieftains and their Calvins, except Levis. Ruffles adorned the blouses, Punk hair, Jean Skirts and Izods claimed our School. Not to mention the pitterpatter of Cowboy boots fill- ing the C.R. halls. The year of 82 was also filled with new entertainment. Raiders , MASH , and Journey were the favorites of our Chieftains. Rick Springfield, Patt Benatar, and the album: Escape were most listened to. River went through many changes but seemed to enjoy it. Albums of 82: Escape — Journey Freeze Frame — J. Geils Band Town to Town — Phil Keaggy Burt Reynolds Sally Field Jane Fonda Male and Female Singers of 82: Rick Springfield Billy Squire Phil Keaggy Pat Benatar Joan Jett Amy Grant Group of 82: Journey Go-Gos Sweet Comfort Band Price list of 82: Album — 8.98 Candy — 35c School Lunch — 90c Pop — 50c Movies — 4.00 Gas— 1.11-1.21 Sports of 82: Super Bowl: San Francisco vs. Cincinnatti World Series: Yankees vs. Dodgers Life Styles 82 w m ' V 1 L 1 ! S iV ia . . 1 £ ts 1982 Field Enterprises CHIBF8 Chip Ambler Sccitt Amburgey Dean Anderson Bruce Barnum Theresa Barrett i A r .!■  ' bl ■ NH H Kim Batterman John Baxter Todd Beckman Susan Bedford Jennifer Beems Leslie Belton Peggy Bender Richard Berndt Tina Bettis Todd Bladow Ted Bomers April Boomgaarden Marco Botelho Vicki Boxberger Tom Boyer Mark Brainr Teresa Brands Debbie Brazi Laura Brown Darin Brusseau Joe Bumgarns Darren Bush Carrie Buurman Mitch Canton Danica Carden Veronica Castro Ann Chapman Kathy Chard Gail Chenoweth Denise Chew Mike Chidester Brenda Christopherson Dee Dee Chung Robert Clawson Andrea Clement Greg Cobb Ann Coffey James Cook Shelly Cook Nick Crockford Pam Dahlstrom Matt Copple Robert Cowen Russell Curley Angie Cutlip f-- ' . Shawn Dalrymple Kellie Dahlgren , Donna Dean Kathie Decker Jenny Detlefsen Rod Dickerson Greg Dickinson Charlene Downey James Dunn Lori Dultz Beth Downing Missi Dynes Tracey Domeniconi Jana Downing Cathy Eagle Tom Donisthorpe Theresa Duke Erik Edwards Yvonne Egger Gerry Elhard Sean Elkington Ken Engelking Angic Erickson Esther Escobedo Leo Espinoza Mark Esteb r Rhodora Estigoy Christie Evans Scott Farley ■M? Jimmy Faust Ron Finlay f - J ( V ki -A M m Sheri Finsand Cindy Flanagan Mark Forman Joe Frimbcrger Dan Frink Troy Fugate Kristy Gildart Christy Goodwin Garrett Garitano Lee Gladson Don Gasser Elaine Gibson Tammie Glandon Paige Gonzalez Damon Gordon Bryon Goudge Fred Grandy April Grant Arleen Graves Lori Graves Chris Greene Eileen Groat Jill Gundlach Barbie Gustafson Sandra Gustafson Curt Hader Kelly Hahn Susan Hammond Collette Hashimoto Greg Hauser Mel Hawkins Michelle Hendrickson Roger Herb Andy Hess Doug Hilligoss Teri Hochhalter Greg Hoffman Gail Holden Marie Holeman Patti Hollister Linda Hull Denise Ickes € Denise Jabusch Craig Jackson Mark Jackson Miles Jackson Ami Johnson James Johnson Karie Johnson Krisi Johnson Darcy Johnston Mark Jordan Todd Kamp Kelly Kenworthy Patti Kent ix Susie Kerns Jeff Kiggins David Kimbal Leann Kleinschmidt Richard Kolar Joe Kraemer Lon Kramer Kevin La Lonck Ken Laintz Matt Landers Delona Lang John Lapore Sheri Lawrence Mike Lehman Dina Leitch Cheri Lmdstrom Steve Lucas Mitzi Luder Jane Ludowise John MacDonald Janet Maney Mike Matkowski Julie Matney Tammy McCarthy Mark McCully Charles McKay Rochelle McKneely Kevin McMann Karen Mecham Maggie Metcalf Lorraine Michael Jennifer Moore 5 Naciiru- Moort- Anitrt Morales Issabclla Mshimba Scott Monro ? .Kttv NHf Mhiuiu) Ncjuvt van Nyuvt-n Kirhiird Nisk incn Chris Nc.zt ' t Ki ' vin O ' Donni Jackie O ' Ne.ll Traci O ' Neill Curl Olson Kathleen Olson Mike Olson Shannon Orrell Kim Parkin Holli P arks Marshall Parsons Dan Pehlke Cassie Penrod Cindy Penrod Michelle Perry s veronica Pick Andrea Poncianc i y Doug Prcuss Tara Reagan Wendy Powers Lisa Reudink Tracy Pratt Denise Presbrey Audrey Quick , Susie Richard Renee Richstad Todd Riggs -.yf ' M Shirley Roberts Mike Rochel Lisa Rodom V- A Tammy Rogers Libby Roman David Russell Glen Russell Robert Russell Marlene Schmidt Hugo Schouten Kelly Schroeder Charles Schweicher Cara Scott Sonny Shoote Brian Skordahl ■ Mike Scott Jay Seastone Danielle Shoulders Trish Shulenbarger Steve Slotto Tina Smith f % L Ji ..- ■ 7 M . Rick Speck Dan Spencer Dan Spies Robin Starr Ed Stemler Brenda Stewart Rick Streissguth Lucv Suzara Debbie Swensr Randy Taylc Rita Teafatillt Patti Treasley Ann Thomas Craig Thomas Ron Thomas Mike Thompson Mike Timmins Tracy Tingly Chris Todd Mike Torrence Shelly Truex Sheila Tucker Lynn Turner Sheryl Ulrich Ty Vogeler Arleen Vollmer Brent Waddell Linda Waddell Beth Walker Molly Walsh Karen Wade Katie Wallace Becky Werner Mindy Wahl • Jennifer Walling Tom Webb Lynelle Waite Sherri Wallingford Theresa Weil K thy Williams Mike Williams Kim Williams Patti Wilson Tim Wycht Cindy Kishimoto Margaret Witteman Shelly Yankee Melody Preston Sally Woodall Linda Sturdyvin n Mark Zoller Heidi Huotari Paul Eckman Genny Wohlgemuth Qeniors Celebrate at the Quay k rffl tf  f j H - m mam c— r ; «■ y i Q ' . •■ irafe ' % % ! ' •% P -« r . ' u. ' ' V m m l N-« •„ I ' - 1 in kd Is ■ Al i I H i r SESr l Rr ■: ' ■ ' ,, :■- ' :: - lla, V :M : j flfM p?WI lii w ? ' ' j b b AkJt TO ' • 1 + . ' 3 w s -«x fj ■ • x W v 5 ' • 82 The Class With Class to Sll Q ii M$ $i M . v — «■— wiwmimiimiinni i .i ? i U ii Best All Around Most Beautiful Hands S7 i ■ Sfcfe i- | Collette Hashimoto 5t Sherri Finsand JMWB1 fj m w Best Instrumentalist Dena Aspaas Ken Engelking lerrit I - . tA } % h of ' A I ' v l5 ,-.. 3 V: 5 4 V ■ 3 M . ■■■ ft r In Memory of Lauria LeeAnn Brown January 12, 1964-April 14. 1982 OUR SWEET LAURIA LEEANN I give to you my baby girl She was just barely grown A life so full of hue to give And dreams of joys unknown. I know not why she had to leave Is this part of your plan? Those of us left behind will grieve For our sweet Lauria Leeann. Take us in your arms Dear Lord And give us strength each day We need your help to guide us through And show us all the way. So we too may come to you As gentle and wise as she With hearts as pure and loving As was our Lauria to Thee. Love, Momma