Corvallis High School - Chintimini Yearbook (Corvallis, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1986 volume:

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It is time to jet onward to new places and experiences and I know we will be in each other's heart across the miles. Love, Missy Twittle- We did it! You're corrupted!! Love- Slug Booze '86, We did it! We finally made it to graduation. You've been a super friend and forever will be. Let's take one last trip to Lake Shasta. Hurry, sink the bottles dad's coming! MS 81 TR ha ha. Let's keep close forever! I will miss you when we go our own ways, but you'll always stay in my thoughts. Thanks for being there for me. I Love You! BcrBlitzen To: Fuzzy Bear Thank you for all you've done for me. You have given me so much! I will be here for you, forever! I Love Youl From: Rho-Bear P.S. I can't wait until we get our own little cabin in the woods with all the bears! Mr. Rohrer - Thank you for making my ex- perience at school worthwhile. You will always have a place in my heart. You're a super teacher and friend. Thanks so much Ron! Love ya, Rhonda Phil, It was nice having someone to stand up to! You've been a great support, and always a smile and willing to help. I couldn't say thank you enough. You're the best. Love, Nicola To Missy, 'member Rina? Mayissy, Ah fael soo seick! Love ya always -n- forever! Maralee Hey stupid Polack! We had a great 4 years - You flash and l'll watch! Ha-ha! Remember parties, Freshman and Junior English, and numerous trips to the beach. Not to forget the worst day of your life. Poor Impala! You FOOL!!! Yo bud To my favorite horndogs, This has been a great year! l'lI never forget the good times: camp, rainy football games, everone's guy problems, talking about the human vacuum ! Thanks to all of you for be- ing such good friends. I love you all! Hey NCA staff... TAKE IT EASY!!! To JJC You are special to me, someone who I can always turn to. We've been through a lot together, times I will always remember. Thank you so much, I will always love you. Let's go to the Beach!! Love always, Annie In memory of Kaylyn: Your life and friendship taught me to enjoy life and to be thankful for everything I have exxperienced. I wish I could have given you more in return for what you gave me. Your strength is an inspiration, I will never forget you and your smile. Good Bye Love, Annie Class of B6': Thank you for making these last 4 years of school the best! l'll never forget all the friends I've made and things I've learned. Have a great life, you desenle it! Cobby, we made it! Prince is -1. Jenny, you'll always be my best friend. Lisa Rosie, ls the line busy? Or is Mr. fix it all over? Your public is waiting to see you, do they have to take a - too and wait until spring for you to bloom? Merlin Merlin, Do I get three wishes, where's the magic wand? Or are you too busy making HIS wishes come true? By the way, what's the latest news on the hotline? Rosie To - D.Y. 8t K.H. All our GB's! Mmmmm... R.M.? Definitely... T.H., R.M., E.E., P.S., R.S., M.D. -bedroom walls! I Great year! M.W To the Class of 1986 Well guys, we've finally made it!! You've given me lots of good times, and lots of well, let's say interesting times. Good luck in the future - see ya in ten years!!! Luv Your Pres. Anne Marie To Molle for letting me middle block in the front row during V-ball. To Marcie for teaching me how to burp ...yahl And to Goot and the Cove Master .....Ft!! Snora To all my great friends - The 7f, the Zeppelin group. I love you all, you've done so much to show me the way! Somewhere beyond that horizon, way beyond the neon lights, you know there's something better, so come sail away with me. Words really can't describe our friendship, but always know I LOVE YOU SO MUCH! Don't forget Tesh LOVE: BER TESH The Door This poem is about that great big Door, That we've all been preparing for. Some teachers taught well, and were very cool. Some teachers were bogus, and tough like stool. Some females were friendly, - actually nice, Others were wenches, and had eyes cold as ice. Some guys were nice, didn't care what you wear, Others are cocky with their noses in the air. Some of us liked to party others just played sports. Everyone had their own thing, hobbies and clubs of all sorts. We waited for Fridays, and used them well. We hated those Mondays, especially first bell. We'll all remember those times, both good and bad. Remembering the Good ole days will make us all sad. But nevertheless. and all the while, As we walk through that Door, let's remember to smile. TAKE CARE, Bobby CHS is a great school, and this has been a wonderful year. LWA IWLYFEIAS. Suzanne, you've been a great friend, and I am glad forthe time we've shared. Tina Turner A tous mes chers eleves en terminale, ll y a un proverbe francais qui dit: Partir c'est mourir un peu. Je le com- prends tres bien cas avec chacun de vous qui part une partie de moi va avec vous. Mais je garderai a jamais un bon souverir de vous. Nous nous sommes bien amuses ensemble en apprenant le francais et j'espere que vous aussi vous garderez a jamais de lecons que vous avez apprises chez moi, et qu'elles vous serviront bien dans la vie. N'oubliez jamais- vous serez loin de mes yeux mais vous he serez jamais loin de mon coeur. Je vous embrasse, Mademoiselle Beth four Rally girll - You made it through 48 days of waiting... but my goodness three times! lt's been a fun year full of talks, plans and painting our fingernails. You are a good friend. We made it to graduation finally. Let's have a super fun summer. Love - Melissa Goot, Marcie, Anne Marie, Anne Brown and Molle, We know you hate rhymes, but remember the good ol' times. We'Il miss ya next year, so drink a lot of .....Diet Pepsi. We love ya! ' Love, Schmoo and Snora To Bucks and Alfs, Well, it all started in the middle of our junior year. I am so greatful forthe good times we all have shared together! Video movies, chocolate fondue, trick-or-treatin' and Gumbyl Maybe this summer we can go on a road trip to Yellowstone, or maybe even Canada! I love you guys so much, and I hope we will always be forever friends! Love, Spanks P.S. We're such little rascals! Cinth, ' We have gone through a lot and we have many good memories. -You are very special to me, and you always will be. Thanks for everything. Kath Dear K.B. KK for Kuddly, Kute and Kar- in I QYZZJU are a wonderful friend and you know I will never forget you and all the times we spent together. I will never forget your wonderful acting in Speech. One day we will be rich!! SS anyway, that's all. ' K.D. IK for Kooll Melissa, Emily and Beth - You are always my friends and though through the years we will change, It doesn't matter what you do Throughout our lifetimes you are always my friends. Love ya Molly To three of the fabulous four - We've shared so much together. Always remember: 32 oz. Diet Pepsis, crusin' 510's, camping at Beverly Beach, 20l20's, nights out and week- ends alone, football games, romance and Beth's 48 days, Dari-Mart, hall passes and all our fun. Life has just begun. I love you. Wissa I love the friends I have gathered here together To all of you, I love you. Remember the 7 forever and the wild times, that never could have been with any other group of girls! Take it Easy! And always keep in mind, You may still see the stars and not see the Iight. Kelly 'Karla - Although we haven't been through too many storms, you're still a very close and special friend. You've been around when no one else cared and gave me the love I needed. You added a ray of sunshine to every day by just being my friend. Thanks! Love, Sarah Dear Biana and Rachelle, Hey, I spelled your name rightl Wow! I just want to let you know that you're just a fantastic friend. You will always have a place in my heart. Love, Pin N my Yu :gn Q' ig N SA x N N A E Qkwm N Q M 33:1 I bw L 6 1' My xi-emtf. I H ks- m S3 1 0 Sk .... S' I 5 , X s ,M 4 ,- .X ifvifqw, Am ,, . . my gygfe +. ,X Af: A-X . ' g S '3f1 i1'iH- iii iwfifw A I if --RWM-Y I ,, f 5 , - ?,.d,w:jQ.iL5il,H1KkYlkNix5 , 3 - -,f A 4,-pg !: :iK5fir.f M- f51f3f.-Q,f f 1., W ' ,ig x'!.X'.'-i-,gig ff ,:g,,g, , sk ,xffengisi ' 5 l . pM.,,.,, f:r.mNf tw-N iwmk Y l 'Vw YN ' fm .. M-1 2 ' I lx EI! --. N31 .. . N Q' sr Y JN ya., Spartans take league, no losses The varsity football team finished its outstanding season with a 11 - 1 record and made several noteworthy accomplishments. The Spartans not only remained undeafted in the Valley League for the second year in a row, but also maintained the number one position in both the State and Valley League rankings before losing to Mountain View in the second round of the State Playoffs. Coach Gary Beck, who recieved the honor of Valley League Coach of the Year, was pleased with the efforts of the players and especially those who made All League. He felt leading the team offensively were Matt Williams, Derek Heyden, Brian Champion, and Dan Blus. Doug Silbernagel, Brian Hortch, Ron Burchard, and Mike Hedges were noted as the defensive leaders. Commenting on the year as a whole, Brian Champion felt, We accomplished several goals by winning the Valley League and being undefeated, but our quest for the State Championship was stopped short by the one point loss at Mountain View. As for next year's prospects, Coach Beck feels, We have a good ' group coming back that contributed a lot to this year's team. 1. Dan Blus concentrates while letting the defense take a turn. 2. Derek Heyden and jeff Hortsch look on while Head Coach Gary Beck confronts the referee. 4. jason Phillips looks for an opening while Judd Boehme blocks the opponent. 5. Mike Hedges receives help from Trainer Dennis Russell. Varsity Football Team: Back Row QL-RJ: Daren Roeser, Randy Hiner, Doug Stevenson, Matt Smith,jarrodjack,jeH:jack, Dar- ryl Buck, Tom Kasten, Derek Mouw,judd Boehme Fifth Row: Rob Mouw, Nick Todorovich Steve Fifita, Chris Hansen, Bill Gottenstrater, Eric Dimmick, Mike Goner, Brian Horlsch, Dan Seim, Terry Perkins, Clint McNaughran, Marcus Woods Fourth Row: Willy Doerr, Todd Silbemagel, Mick Rompa, Matt Younger, Dave Hamlin, Tom Lara, Dan Blus, Chris Knapp, Rod Poppleton, K.R. Bradley Third Row: Matt Williams, Brett 3 Flowers, Gary Casad, Rich Muller, Tony Perez, john Seevers, Brian Champion, jason Phillips, Derek Heyden, john Mickenham, Lance Thomas Second Row: Rodger Lavasa, Bob Comell, Brian Wake, Ken Booster, Ron Sather, Ed Weisensee, Matt Jensen, jeif Horrsch Front Row: Manager Kelly Doerr, Don Reynolds, Sam Toy, Trainer Dennis Russell, Head Casach Gary Beck, Bryan Reith, Bill Kaufman, Ron Burchard, jelf Mendenhall, Kyle Bodyfelt, Greg Panknin, Mike Broxson, Michael Hedges of the year, i At the beginning saw the potential in our squad, and as the year progressed, we began to mesh and come through hke erue Spartans do. Air-Ga! realiy came through during the CV game, as we thrashed the Raiders for our third at shutout. Oyerah, it was a aiiy awesome season. f Derek Heyden 1 Eeit, as a team, our best games re against Crescent Vaiiey and banon because the shutours :iped us to iock up the Vaiiey ,eague titie. Personaiiy, X feit West Pribany was my best defensive game because X was abie to show Head Coach 'Yom Boebme what he had taught me as Coryaiiis High' s defen- sive coach in the two years prior. f Doug Siibernagei 5 J game 2-1. Sparts win games, miss playo fs The highlight for me was the kids responding by winning the rest of their league games after the big loss to Crescent Valley, said coach Tony Vandermeer of the boys' varsity soccer team. The big loss of which Vandermeer is speaking was a game that could have won the Spartans a chance for the playoffs. However, they lost the According to senior johnfar Kerlee, the team went to the CHS- CV game with confidence and dominated the game even though they lost. Kerlee felt they had a disappointing year because they 1 were expected to win. The team finished with a record of 10-3-1 overall and 6-2-1 in league. When Valley League boys' soccer coaches selected the :X leagues' All-Stars midfielder, johnfarKerlee was the only pp,,pi l,.tT ff N unanimous first team choice. Other Spartans who made first 3 team were senior goal keeper Steve Needham and i' sophomore forward Chuck Bechtol. Sophomore full back V e Chris Jorgensen, was the only player from Corvallis High to N 4 , gi make second team and Sean O'Shea, a junior full back was given honorable mention. y . M, li t - e sf . . . . ,... if 5- Q 2 I 1. Senior Steve Meyer knows how to use his head. 2. Senior johnfar Kerlee prepares to make a goal. 3. Varsity Boys' Socgefg Back Row fl.-RJ: Coach Tony Vandermeer, Steve Needham Sean O'Shea, Rusty Pochop, David jolliff, Mitchell Thomas, Chuck Bechtol, john Callahan, assistant coach Howie XVeinman v Middle Row: Steve Meyer, Henry Pittock, Chris Jorgensen, Todd Reeve, jeff Mendenhall, johnfar Kerlee, Larry Guffey, joe Loper Front Row: Paul Shearman, Hoddy Vfells, Dave Harman 4. Kerlee under pressure 5. junior Mitch Thomas challenges the opponent for control of the ball. seas0n bu: didn'r 'We played a good . come our on top. We defmarely needed more practice. f ChnS Jorgensen 're accomplish all of We didn'r qui our goals 81 iniuries didn' r help much. We grill played hard 8: mosr of the e looking forward guys coming back ar ro ir. 1 Chuck Bechrol disappoinred char we :his Wlxile l w2S didift make playoffs, l feel what ' several years, beSr rearn in d team was the of skill an bosh uniryf' in rerms f Sreve Meyer h we did nor accomplish the seas0n 4 Alrhoug goals we ser for ourselves, our s ' . seam manages ro e C ' ' f v ' b' rewarding Our p ogvallls High soCcer as one o .e besr in che Valley League eryborly worked hard and wish a rr E luck we could have been che League ghampions. Bur now, up ro che new erarion, which looks very promis- gen ingf ' 1 johnfar Kerlee We staffed our slow wich several pCO' ple, myself included, geering manor iniuries. l mink that really held us back from coming our on rop of che league .' ' 1 jeff Mendenhall s for league. Q 1: Coachjudy Lovre gives the team a piece of advice dur- ing a time-out. 2: Senior Gina Thompson getting in serve receive position. 3: Varsity Volleyball : Back Row QI.-RJ: Sheri Jamison, Gina Thompson, Kristen Eves, Cindy Schaumburg, Ann Brown, Nora Kirby, Coachjudy Lovre Volleyballers succeed despite injuries The season was good, but it could have ended betterg however, there was a lot of hard work and success, stated varsity volleyball coach Judy Lovrc. The team ended with a league record of 17-1 and an overall record of 28-9. There were a lot of injuries this season, commented senior Cindy Schaumburg. At one time or another, three people - Kristen Eves, Jeni Eves and Kathy Gutierrez - were in casts for part of the season. Despite the injuries, the team made it to the state competition at the University of Portland. They ended with a 2-2 record at State, losing to Marshall in the first round and to Thurston for the consolation trophy. 1 Lovre felt that with the exception of the game against Thurston, the season went well. Molle Martinson and Heidi Schrnedding had a really good State Toumeyg they weren't the only ones, but they were the most consistent, said Lovre. Kristen Eves, Jeni Eves and Martinson made first team all-league. Anne Marie Schultz and Gina Thompson made honorable mention 3 Front Row: Marcie Anderson, Kathy Gutierrez, Anne Marie Schultz, Molle Martinson, Heidi Schmedding, Jeni Eves. 4: Players exchanging hand shakes after the varsity game. 5: Senior Kristen Eves intensely watching her teammate serve. ' 'ui r lil gg N , l me Q? A 4 4, Volleyball was a challenge. X and many 0:11615 made in through cle the besc of ic. and rua fSenior ' clerson Nlarexe An eing new Q10 Corvallisl im was a thrill so make Vwiey and ge: so go to Since. fjunlor Nora. Kiiby Even though X was prone co in- 'ury rhlS season, X will never forget the fun we had an Scare. fSenlot Kaxhy Guxlenez Girls are strong, successful Coach Walter Bitz describes the girls varsity team as strong and very successful. Finishing third in the league, the girls really turned on the steam during the last part of the season, said Bitz, and we all had a good time. Concentrating on verbal communication and using the field more efficiently were some of our main goals, he added. Seniorjulie Beschta comments that Alth h , oug we had a slow start at first, once we got going our scores showed the way we pla ed. Y According to sophomorejocelyn Mclntire, The new coach did a very good job d d ' an espite the slow start we had a great season. 1: julie Beschta moves the ball. 2: M'ch ll 1 e e Cullison gets ready to kick the ball. 3: Girls Varsity Soccer: Back Row fl.-RJ: Michelle Cullison, Shiela Daniels, Tammi Hayes, julie Burridge, Teresa Robertson, Ronda Cullison, Nancy Ward Middle Row: Jocelyn Mclnrire, Heather King, Heather johnson, Pam Sanders, Lori Demanche, Dalhia Schuette, Angie McCarthy, Kari Infante Front Row: jill Blanchfield, Coach Walter Bitz, julie Beschra 4: Coach Wal B' ' ' ter itz talks to the Varsity girls team. 5: Some of the girls are doing the brazilien. 6: Heatherjohnson rights for the ball. I1 if tp, 'QW K y-fr'-r-Urge, W-fix f headers, sunglasses in ilian Tl1efur1o ' d ships, Braz ' practice, bruise drills, flowers from the guys, yamin bus dancin' salmorrs, Saturday away games, McDonalds, and always smiles, grins, and support from the am. ' l chfield whole te - jill B an Whatever floats your boat, Walt. - Pam Sanders Bus rides home from away games were always a blast. We usually stopped at stores and if Walter couldrft get his favorite chocolate pies, his lower lip would stick out like a pouring child. - Tammi Hays was The most memorable practice en we played the guys - everyone came off the iield looking like mud babies! - julie Burridge 5 R qv- .I 4' 'tw 1 ....f gltwps 1 , J .JJ Im 9 ,ga 'lffaii -Q' tg af.. --Q-.. . - 22 sports at Corvallis High. year I was 13th, he stated. 1. Seniors Brian Pofahl and Steve Gardner stretch before a race at Avery Park. 2. Freshman Juli Oukrop approaches the finish line. 3. Freshman Jim Ford and senior Mike Sather stretch before a race. 4. Cross Country Team: Back Row QL-Rl Coach Steve Locey, Dave Sanders, Bill Lloyd, Steve Reeves, Tei Gordon, Coach Barb Locey Third Row: John Grif- Individual efforts help team The boys' cross country team competed very hard this season. Although some of the runners felt they could have done better, the team ended up placing 7th at District. In cross country the District score is the only one that counts, as in some other Brian Pofahl, a senior at Corvallis High, placed 3rd at District and qualified for State. Pofahl said, Districts were good for me and very competitive this year. I didn't do as well at State this year because I placed 100th, and last A highlight of this season, according to Coach Steve Locey, was the 1 individual effort and the team improvement. jon Griffin improved the most when he dropped his time by a minute and a half at District. A key runner, Steve Gardner, commented, It was a good season. We didn't win too many fmeetsj, but it was fun. The cross country team carried 20 runners, however, only 7 could nm varsity. This lead to much competition within the team because a varsity position was pending on the outcome. 3 En, Jeremy Blanchfield, Jim Ford, Chad Muilenberg, Scott Maresh, Derek Soto Second Row: Chris Suhr, Brian Pofahl, Steve Gardner, Mike Sather, Brian Nathman, Chris Earl Front Row: Ann Got- tenstrater, Ginger Schudel, Kris Kemek, Stephanie Miles, Juli Oukrop, Recinda Sherman, Sherrri Gwillim ' I 4 A Xatgc number of arhkeres rurn- ed outg... we had a good dmc. f Steve Locey Disrricr was fun, and everyone had a viondcrfui dmc! f Ginger Sehuder We didn'r prace very high at District, but rnosr everyone got PR' S Qpersonal recordsy. Kr was a good nore ro end rhe season on. f Steve Gardner 'g?f?iAsii , If E 9' 5 Team's record belies accomplishments Our record doesn't indicate all the positive things we accomplished this year, stated freshman coach Brian Wake, such as our developmental skills, our unselfish attitude, and our good consistant effort in everything we did. Although they ended the season with a 2 - 6 record, the team shut out Cresent Valley. Leading the team was quarterback Dave Brown along with Ken Rhodes, Lenny Hake and Tom Casey. We did a good job for how many people we had, and we really worked hard. We have quite a few good athletes, commented Dave Brown. 1. Corey Badger catches a pass. 2. jim Kitterman and jason Bowling take a rest at half- time. 3. Freshman Football Team: Back Row fL-RJ: Coach Ken Booster, Bob Cornell, Kenny Rhodes, jason Skeene, Chris Pronto, Glen Champion, Coach Brian Wake Middle Row: jim Smith, Lowell Bradley, Tom Schultz, Scott Steiner, Billjohnson, jasonjaclcjim Kitterman, Cole Yarber, Mick Varga Front Row: Corey Badger, Patrick Harding, Brent Welty, David Belden, Corey Schuttle, Dave Brown,jason Bowling, Lenny Hake: Dan Tate, Tom Casey. jV's end season with 7-2 record According to coach Ron Sather, the JV team has improved much sir1ce last years freshmen team. Ending the season with a 7 -2 record, they lost only to McKay and South Salem. Lance Thomas and Eric Dimmick lead the team at quarterback, while the leading runners were Mike Faucett, Steve Harding, Jarrod jack, Matt Smith and Sean Yarber. The line was led by KR Bradley, Marcus Woods, Scott Dyksterhuis and Clint McNaughton. Commenting on the team as a whole, Sather said he thinks these players will be a valuable asset to the varsity team next year. We ended on a strong note, beating a few teams we didn't beat before, concluded sophomore Lance Thomas. 1. JV Football Team: Back Row CL-RQ Eric Swope, Todd Silbernagel, Alan Nelson, Matt Smith, Chris Moody, Matt Youngerhlarrodjack, Doug Starr, Tristian Wellman, Buddy Gast, Steve Fiiita, Bart Anderson, Eric Dimmick, Chris Hansen, David Hamblin, Terry Perkins Middle Row: Assistant Coach Tony Koontz, jay Munson, Kelly Doerr, Ben Hansen, Coach Ron Sather, jim Mickenham, joel Nelson, Erik Heiden, Kyle Stuhr, Mike Fawcett, Robby Kohl, jordan Blair, Rod Poppleton, jason Quick, Chris Knapp, John Metcalf, Doug Steven- son, Willie Doerr Front Row: Rob Homing, Marcus Woods, john Mickenham, Eric White, K.R. Bradley, Steve Harding, Scott Dyksterhuis, Mark Pressey, Clint McNaughton, Lance Thomas 2. Assistant Coach Tony Koontz Qleftj talks over a play with Coach Ron Sather. 5. Mike Fawcett eludes defenders during a-IV game. Girls excel despite injuries The girlsj'V Volleyball team finished the season 17 - 1. The players are proud of their record and feel as though they played exceptionally well this year. The team agrees that key players were jill Anderson, Missy Meyer, Laura Ziemer, and Leslie Thomas. Sophornorejennifer Hockema says, 'c' The team played well, but I think next year we should focus on team unity. Our only drawback, was too many individuals. Another sophomore, Laura Ziemer, comments, Overall, we played very well, despite many injuries early in the year. Players felt they put forward enough effort to make it through, and are looking forward to next year. 1: Laura Ziemer concentrates for a winning serve. 2: jenny Morse 8: Laura Ziemer pal around. 3: Girls IV Volleyball: Back Row QL-RJ: Coach Kelly Wells, Jill Seim, Kirsten Todorvich, Gina Williamson, Kirstin Leek, Karin Slabaugh, Andrea Hall, Alison Hirsch, Laura Ziemer, jill Anderson, Terry Wilson Front Row: Kristen Gallon, Libre Hilde, Leslie Thomas, Missy Meyer, jennifer Morse, jennifer Hockema, Stephanie Sanders. 3 4'-ll? n Girls played consistentl The freshmen girls' volleyball team is happy to close the season with 13 - 5. They didn't get high stats, but they feel good about how they played, according to freshman Ellen Nagy, who added, We need to work on talking before a game. You've got to be a team and you have to talk. All players agreed that though they had their down games, they were a good team. Another freshman Cone Laver said, I liked how everyone was the same and no star player stood out. They played consistently, and admit that there was no key point they had to work on, but they learned a lot from their mistakes. 1: Freshmen Girls Volleyball: Back Row CL-RJ: Coach Lynn Newark, Amy Schmissuer, jennifer Powell, Barbara Hill, Pascha Naderi-Nejad, Margo Eva, Jamie Wooley, Doug Reed Front Row: Tonya Gale, Amy Metcalf, Kelly Frazier, Cone Laver, Sabrina Haswell, Kari Holland, Paige Mdntirc, Ellen Nagy. 2: Ellen Nagy passes the ball to the setter. 3: Tonya Gale prepares for the opponents serve. JV soccer boys make history The 1986 JV Boys Soccer team will go down in the record book as the first Corvallis boys team ever to beat Cresent Valley, and a solid victory it was with the Spartans taking the Raiders 4 to 1, according to coach Eric Pittenger. JV ended their season with a record of 9 wins, 1 loss, and 2 ties. The tie games were with McMinville's varsity team and CV's number oneJV team. The single loss was to a team that ended up at state finals. We weren't very big, said Pittenger, we faced apponents who just towered over us. Our success was due to our quickness, talent and teamwork... and coaching fHa-Haj. Twelve members of the team scored, including the goal keeper. The top scorers were Mike Eves who made seven goals and sixteen assists and Scott Hedges who scored eight goals and made six assists. 1: Alan Jeffers weaves between 2 opponents. 2: Todd Reeves fights for control of the ball. 3: JV Boys Soccer: Back Row QR-LJ: Paul Cihak, Alex Cerda, Alexio Baum, Coach Eric Pittenger Middle Row: Todd Reeves, Mike Galvan, Dave Welmen, John Oxenhandler, Greg Leamy, Alan Jeffers Front Row: Eric Haas, Joe Lopcr, Mike Eves, Orestes Jones, Andy Cerda, Marl Hawley, Sadhu Peibel. Not pictured: Scott Hedges, John Callahan. MA 3 JV girls work hard junior varsity coach Maynard Freemole felt positive about the girls' 2-6 season, saying, Although we got off to a slow start with barely even a team, the girls worked hard, kept a good attitude and had a better season than the records indicate. According to sophomore Dorrie Knapp, Most of us hadn't played soccer before, but over the' course of the season we improved tremendously and had a lot of fun. The team's good attitude played a large part in their determination. Playing exhibition games each weekend against teams from higher leagues, they improved their skills while building up their confidence. Freemole added, XWhile most of our time was spent learning fundamentals, the girls were patient and showed much natural talent. As sophomore Allison Marek summed it up, We had a building season... next year we'll be more experienced and have a stronger team. 1: GirlsjV Soccer: Back Row fL-RQ: Coach Maynard Freemole, Katie O'Neill, Michelle johnson, Jenny Hansen, Kyle Kaagan, Melanie Smith, Krista Habelt, Eva Dye Middle Row: Daric McKibben, Ana Hilde, Dorrie Knapp, Allison Marek, Kirsten Starkey, Randi Oukrop, Lisa Olson 2: junior Randi Oukrop hustles towards the ball. 3: Sophomore Lisa Olson and Randi Oukrop move in on the ball as sophomore Eva Dye looks on. Boys take League, second at State The boys' varsity basketball team took second in State and ended the season with a 24-2 record. Head Coach Mike Doherty said, This team achieved its goals of winning the league championship and competing well at State. The Spartans worked their way through the state tournament by beating Dallas 58-39, South Eugene 53-38 and Clackamas 62-47. They then faced the top-ranked Grant Generals in the championship game. The Generals outlasted the Spartans in a close game C56-541 that saw the lead change hands several times. junior John Carty led all scorers with 30 points. Carty said, We had a successful season, and we worked hard for our second place at State. He added that the close relationships between the players helped create a positive team. Speaking of his players, Doherty concluded, I enjoyed the challenge of working with them. 1. Brad Senatra converses with the referee. 2. Andy Krauss shoots for two points. 3. Boys' Varsity Basketball Team: Bad: Row CL-RJ Assistant Wally Wing, Assistant Coach Maughn Hagel, Mark Pressey, Paul Davis, Brad Senat1a,john Carty, David Brown, Kyle Bodyfelt, Head Coach Mike Doherty, Assistant Coach Steve Kunke Front Row: Andy Frank, Mike Loftis, Randy Arnold, Andy Krauss, Nick Todorovich,Jeff Hortsch, Chuck Bechtol 4. Seniors Brad Senatra and Kyle Bodyfelt work the Sparts' zone defense. 5. The team takes a time out. 3 K 'X W wavy., 5 'Hu-...Q ood yeai, and We had a prezty g o beat Cot- sinee everybody wams Q vahis, we had to pXay vveh almost every game. - Kyk Bodyfek rZi 1r' v fff7?5?ft: K s been a good year, and X hope we wih go on and do vveh at :he scare moum9,mem. - Mike Ulfds We started sXovv, but we gov is d of :he season. X eogexher at xhe en hope we can fmish is off vveh. - Pam Davis .Y wb. Girls show progress, win league lt was an outstanding season that I'm thoroughly proud of. We showed steady progress from last year and improved this year also, commented coach Brian Wake. The Girls Varsity Basketball team ended up 18-6 overall and remained No. 1 in the league. The highlight of the season was winning 17 games in a row and going to the State tournament. Up at State the team played well, but lost to Sunset and Klamath Falls. Wake said, they competed hard in their lost games and proved to everyone that they belonged up there. He cited Jeni Eves, jill Anderson, and Libra Hilde as consistent players throughout the tournament. Senior Kim Westcott stated, I thought we were really together at the beginning of the season, but lost that togetherness towards the end. 1. Molle Martinson shoots for two. 2. Brian Wake discusses strategies with Jocelyn Mclntire. 3. Varsity girls basketball team: back row, Coach Brian Wake, Heather King, Ann Laver, jill Ander- son, jocelyn Mclntire, Heidi Schmedding, Jeni Evesg front row, Karin Slabaugh, Michelle Derry, Kim Westcott, Molle Martinson, Libre Hilde, Leslie Thomas, Ginger Hilton. 4. Sophomore jocelyn Mclntire keeps control and possession of the ball. 5. Ginger Hilton places her shot. si 3 t Were a young team, and we have a iot of experience. Our time ii be fun, too! ' on up at State vv - Moiie Martins ati for the We got off to a siow st and then puiied frrst two games together as a team and did weii. X ve a good chance of te, PM think we ha winning out fi!St game at Sta and, if we puii it out, we'ii do great the rest of the tournament. ' - joceivn Mdntire 1 thought the season was great. The giris here are very supportive and act as a real team. - Libra Hiide 5 coaching. ' ' wrestlers, he said. Wresders succeed despite injuries It was different, commented Head Wfrestling Coach Jim Dort about this season. There were more injuries this year than any other year that I remember There was a much younger team this year - and rule changes. At the beginning of the season, the team was frustrated due to repetitive losses. But as wrestlers started dropping out, the team pulled together and became stronger. Dort noticed an increased competition level during practices which brought 'ff on better performances at tournaments and dual meets. They matured as The team placed 4th at District, falling from a tie for 3rd going into the final round. At State, We did have a chance, but there was some pretty tough competition out there, Dort said. It was hard to get used to the new rule changes, but I am pleased with the effort that was put out. Next year we should be even tougher. ,gig 7 iv- xj' '2 M L l A 1. Rod Poppleton charges for a takedown. 2. John Ross has a cross body ride on his opponent. 3. Wrestling team: Back Row CL-RJ Assistant Doug Schafroth, Dan Blus, Judd Boehme, Robby Kohl, Jay Munson, Keith Bradley, Josh Lonnquist, John Gird, Bob Harding Third Row: Assistant Coach Cal Conner, Randy Carver, Chris Hansen, Steve Fifita, Rod Poppleton, Mike Sather, Kyle Stuhr, JeffJack, Assistant Coach Ron Sather Second Row: Jarrod Jack, Steve Gardner, John Ross, Bill Libbrecht, Joe Loper, Travis Hommel,JasonJack, Head CoachJirn Dort Front Row: Josh Benner, Ken Rhodes, Alan Jeffers, Bud- dy Gast, John Spicher, John Kitterman, Lowell Bradley, Jim Smith, Jim Kitterman 4. Ken Rhodes goes for a takedown. 5. Buddy Gast does a deep waist ride on his opponent. XF q . 1-- District l Results 98 lb. jim Kircerman fish 156 lb. Steve Gardner Bid 141 lb. jeff jack 61h 148 lb. Mike Sarhet 2nd 157 lb. Steve 'Eifita 6th 178 lb. jay Munson 6th 191 lb. judd Boelime Std Heavyweight Bob Harding 6th Dan Blus, Champion if Five Swimmers reach state meet We were all really pleased with the season, said coach Judy Storie. Our district goals were very successful with the girls placing a solid second and the boys fifth, she added. Coached by jeff and Judy Storie, the swim team worked hard to improve their times and place well by practicing from three to five daily as well as often lifting weights and swimming each moming. Five team members, freshmen Kristen Wille, Emily Thomas, Laina Nixon, sophomore Julie Ahrendt, and junior diver Gregg Straw went on to State with Ahrendt placing fourth in breastroke. As Storie sums it up, They are a young team with good potential for the coming seasons. 1: john Cihak helps john Woolley stretch out. 2: julie Ahrendt contemplates her race. Swim Team: Back Row CL-RJ: 'Lenny McGuire, Caleb Nelson, Susan Smedcma, Debi Danielson, Kristin Fisher, Ray Cihak, Nancy Ward, Elizabeth Terhune, Coach Terry Davis Third Row: Coachejudy Storie with son Tyler, Ethan Smith, john GriHin, Dan Nixon, Nicole Smith, Paula Novak, Mike Smedema, Emily Thomas, Kirsten Wille, Coachjelf Storie Second Row: Liz Walsh, Jeni Birken, jennifer Wright, Errol Noel, Joel Nelson, Tei Gordon, john Cihak Front Row: Laina Nixon, Anne Gottenstrater, Karie Holland, julie Ahrendt, Paul Cihak, john Woolley, jim Ford, Eric lshikawa. 4: Debi Danielson admires the spirit sign of the CV meet. 5: Michelle Cullison eagerly awaits her score. 3 ---.-,-,,,,, P' vas ........1-' J' gi Fm he , 'r was evervdwing we Our season re. We have a expected, but rno iot to iook toward next year because the team is so voung. We iot of pizza parties and ' rners' --. had a went to some of the swim houses for pot iuck and movies. it was a iot of fun. -judv Storie X met a iot of 'Lit was kinda fun. At the end of the new friends. ' i n ing because season, it was cha! e g ' to make it to State, X was trying and X did! - Erniiv Thomas Skiers 'taste' league victories Ski Team skied an excellent season, finishing with girls' varsity first in league and boys in second, according to senior Heather johnson. Coach Bill Albright was plesed with their effort, as were the senior team members themselves. Our tongues were green with victory, said senior Chris Suhr. The team worked hard to reach State, meeting three to four times a week to practice. There were a lot of on-snow practices involved, too, according to Albright. Team members agree that their most impressive skiers were seniors Gina Thompson, Heather johnson and Dennis Chapman. 1. Gee, Bill, that's great, exclaims jenny Smith. 2. Carl johnson eats too many jumping beans. 3. Girls' Ski Team: Back Row Gina Thompson, Katie Till, jill . . 15 ig Blanchfield, Antje Scholz Front Row: Claudia Barofsky, Heatherjohnson 4. Boys' Ski Team: Steve Needham, Chris Suhr, Ben Manuto, Qoops -jenny Smithj, Carljohnson, Russ Pochop, Dennis Chapman 5. Ski Team shows off their award at the end of a winning season. A e had an exviemeiy goo tribueed X Eeh w the siders con year, and all io: no the team. a Vie iamrnedf' - jenny Smith etibumed no che Each person con ake in che best. Our rad team to m skiing made us M - Ciaudia Balofsky The cioseness of the team heiped us to achieve our goals. . jan Biahehfxeid JV team one of the best Gm It's hard to compare teams year to year, but I can say this is one of the bestJV teams I've had since I've been here, stated coach Steve Kunke. We were good team players, and we worked well together, said sophomore Rod Arnold. The team's league record was 21-1. We've had a good year in terms of win! losses in spite of the fact that most of our players are sophomores, said Kunke. With the varsity team losing six seniors, there will be spots available for the upcoming JV players. 1. Dave Brown looks for an open teammate. 2. Andy Frank waits for a pass from Dave Brown. 3. JV Boys' Basketball Team: Back Row QL-RJ Coach Steve Kunke, Mark Pressey, Tom Freeman, Rod Arnold, Steve Oar, Tom France, Andy Frank Front Row: Mick Rompa, Greg Reser, Chuck Bechtol, Greg Panknin, Eric Heiden, Rob I-Iorning Freshmen learn ' 'to improve' ' Despite many injuries, the freshman boys' basketball team did quite well, said coach Maughn Hagel. The boys put a lot of effort into the four-month season with late games and practices over the winter vacation, according to Hagel The team peaked at the end of their season with its hardest games. It was a fun group of guys to work with in that they were eager to learn new things to improve themselves, said Hagel. He concluded, Definitely, some guys here could contribute to the CHS program in the next few years. The team ended the season with a record of 13-7. 1. Freshman Boys' Basketball Team: Back Row KL-RJ Coach Maughn Hagel, Darby Grady, Corey Badger, Lenny Hake, Monty Brown, Tod Harris, Scott Dykes, David Henderer, volunteer assistant Russ Holiday Front Row: Daran DeCalesta, john Schultz, Ben Ortman, Kris Paronto jay Ellett, Nick Varga, Bill Johnston 2. Lenny Hake gets ready for the play. 3. Scott Dykes V bites his lip in anticipation. 1. JV girls win with balance and defense Despite losing the first two games of the season to North and South E th ugene, e girls' JV basketball team finished with a 20-0 league record. They carried as many as 16 girls on the team who, according to Coach Scott Lasswell, worked hard and got along pretty well. The team had great balance and defense and were by far the most aggressive, as well as one of the youngest, teams in our league, Lasswell said. The team included one junior, 13 sophomores and two freshmen. Lasswell concluded, It was a neat experience, and the group was a lot of fun. Sophomore Gina Wlilliamson said, Even though we had so many people on the team, I feel that we combined our talents well and had a good season. ' 1. jane Henny receives a pass. 2. Kirsten Todoro ich v concentrates on her defense. 3 . IV Girls' Basketball Team: Back Row fL-RJ jadcie Eby, Kari Infante, Andrea Hall, Heather King, jane Henny, Leslie Thomas, jennifer Hockema, Michelle Derry, D . . . . . . arcn McK1bben, Paige Beardsley, Gina Wilhamson, Margo Evashevski, Ania Laver Front Row: jennifer Morse, Coach Scott Lasswell, Kirsten Todorovich 3 Girls learn 'to work with others' The freshman girls' basketball team, under the direction of coach Tony Koontz, ended up with a good record and had a lot of fun at the same time, according to Sabrina Haswell. Elzunia Cone Laver said, I think we improved a lot this season as individuals and as a team. Our coach and the team made it a fun season. 3100 Basketball was a good experience for all of us, said Margo Evashevski. We learned to work with others. 1. Amy Schmisseur, Lynne Whitley, Jeannie Deagen, Paige Mclntire, Elzunia Laver, Anna Hilde, Sabrina Haswell, Jeanne Nathman, Julie West, April Cline, Andrea Lister Front: Coach Tony Koontz 2. Elzunia Cone Laver goes for a steal. 3. Paige Mclntire is ready for the opponent. A4 '11 I pf g v Wig, S AFS welcomes exchange students This year CHS welcomed two AFS exchange students: Antje Scholz ' from West Germany and Alberto Sergio Mendes fLhecoQ from Portugal. Adviser Paula Minear stated, We've got a more active club this year with many interesting presentations from our foreign students. AFS meets twice a month for slide-shows and talks given by CHS's foreign students, and they plan to invite OSU students to speak during lunch. AFS participated in the Fall Festival with the adult AFS chapter selling root beer and soft prezels to raise funds for future exchange r,.. 'f'A students. AFS also takes part in the annual international dessert H it W potlock Heidi Gisler summed it up by saying, It is interesting to hear about the lives of people our age in other countries. 1. Antje Scholz. 2. AFS: Back Row fL-RJ julie Beschta, Susan Smedema, Allison Marek, Kristy Walton, Dorie Knapp, Andreas Metscher Front Row: Lori Demanche, Heidi Gisler, Karin Slabaugh, Claudia Barofshy, Adviser Paula Minear, Ania Olas 3. President Heidi Gisler, Claudia Barofsky and Paula Minear confer after a meeting. 3 SGR becomes official school club After a school year of trying to have the administration authorize Students for Global Responsibility as a club, they have at last achieved their goal. The club's main purpose is to increase the student body's awareness on global issues. Members are sponsoring a child from another country with filnds from a student drive. They have also sponsored an OXFAM fast and have brought in speakers on various world issues and current events. Facilitator Lara Clinton and cofacilitators Kathy Creighton and julie Heath kept meeting running smoothly, planned events and organized the club's elections. The enrollment of the club is still good, however, very erratic, said Creighton. JY V Adviser Alan Taylor said, lt is very difficult to believe any one of us can make a difference in improving the world, so I'm , 1 very proud of the students who come to the club. . xg, 1. Adviser Alan Taylor 2. Students for Global Responsibility: Back Row QL-RQ Alan Taylor, Angie McCarthy, Racheal Weber Third Row: Jody Carlson,julie Heath, Natalie Panshin, Kathy Creighton, Mike Freeman, Ben Shirley, Tom Kasten, Lara Clinton Second Row: Susie Hsu, jenny Potter, Antonia Larsen-Chamberlain, Amy Miller, Beth Nelson, Serena Ross Front Row: Emily Sheldrick, Sarah Sheldrick, john Fieber 3. Facilitator Lara Clin- ton relaxes in the sun. Book celebrates seniors, 50 years The 1986 Chintimini celebrates the sorh anniversary of CHS, at its present site, with more senior color and a special, hand-rubbed cover. Adviser Bill Howry said these two aspects provide much of the book's theme. The senior class voted to contribute funds for an extra 16 pages of color in the senior section. Class President Anne Marie Schultz said, 'Tm really glad we are able to have so many colored pictures this year. Howry said, The Chintimini staff was large and composed of ahnost all seniors. The 50th anniversary celebration provided us an opportunity to get some interesting pictures and talk to some y p interesting people. 1. Yearbook staffers at work 2. Chintirnini staff: Back Row QL-RQ Alice Kirby, julie Little, Lara Clinton, Kathy Gutierrez, Amy Goodrich, Stephanie Gilbert, Cindy Schaumburg, Kathy Creighton, Kelly Ander- son, Amber Allen Front Row: Photo Editor julie Burridge, Assistant Editor Heather johnson, Editor julie Knapp, Adveritsing Manager Ann Tripp, Head Photographer Tom Shaffer 3. julie Knapp and Heather johnson '5 Blood Drive. 1.1 Sergeant of Arms Marcie Anderson. This has been Uncle Ron's fifth year as adviser. Seniorjulie Ann List commented, FBLA really takes a lot out of you, but it's worth the time and energy! 1. Senior Cindy Schaumburg 2. FBLA: Back Row CL-RJ Steve Fifita, George Heilig, Tim Grossnicklaus, julia List, Derek Sato, Derek Heyden, Brian Copeland, Ania Laver, Brian Champion, Mick Rompa, Annie Brown, Alice Nagy,judd Boehme, Randy Heiner Middle Row: jane Hen- ny, Lisa Clinton, Kristen Gallon, Molle Martinson, Heidi Schmedding, Kirsten Todorovich, Paige Beardsley, Molly Moody, Emily Blus, Margo Evashevski, jennifer Lloyd, Elzunia Laver, Ellen Nagy Front Row: julie Lit- tle, Rebecca Wheeler, Gina Thompson, Kirstin Leek, jill Anderson, Severin Weaver, Brenda Mejdell, Karin Slabaugh, Melanie Vinson, Tammi Patton, Kim Heilig, Adviser Ron Sather. Not pictured: Cindy Schaum- burg, Kathy Gutierrez, Marcie Anderson, Kristen Eves 3. Brenda Mejdell, Gina Thompson, Marcie Anderson and julia List. FBLA helps charity fundraisers The Future Business Leaders of America had its largest group ever this A, year, with over 60 members Adviser Ron Sather helped the group with Q fundraisers such as selling chocolate Santas in the winter and roses in the spring. The money went to a lot of pizza parties and helped at District Competition where members hope to qualify for State Along with their fundraisers the group also helped with community projects such as the March of Dimes and the Red Cross The club met twice a month and had pizza parties about every other month Officers included President Gina Thompson First Vice-President Annie Brown Second Vice President Brenda Mejdell, Secretary Lisa McClemore Treasurer Kristen Eves and Club celebrates Mardi Gras, sees plays The French Club held several fundraisers this year in order to finance its field trip to Ashland in the spring to see two Shakespearean plays.. Adviser Mary Langlois said the members sold cream puffs during Spirit Week, ran the concession booth during basketball games, and held a . chocolate sale. u . They met once every three weeks and had an activity about once a month. Their activities included evening parties in the French room where they watched French flms and ate fondue and quiche. r During February they also celebrated Mardi Gras where there were costumes, food, and games. The club had approximately 40 members with julie Bechta as president, Antonia Larsen-Chamberlain as vice-president, Kathy Tate as secretary, and julia Matheson as treasurer. 1 1. Back Row: Mary Brown, Natalie Panshin, Elizabeth Terhune, Adviser Mary Langlois, Linda Steele, Kristin Fisher, Julie Beschta 2. French Club: Back Row fL-RJ Rachael Seidler, julie Little, Dorrie Knapp, Susan Smedema, Freya Scott, Alan Jeffers, Greg Fichter, Mark McCaffery, julie Mathison, unknown nonmember, Andreas Metscher, Lehco Mendes Fourth Row: Pin Davivongse, Elizabeth Terhune, Suzanne Kocher, Chris jorgenson, Yvonne Hubeny, Adviser Mary Langlois, Antje Scholz, Jodi Carlson, Susan Hsu Third Row: Antonia Larsen- Chamberlain, jennifer Tallis, Nancy jones, Robby Kohl SecondRow: Becky Wheeler, Ruth Wheeler, Kathy Brazee, Anne Marie Schultz, julie Beschta, Heather Cross, Heather Brady Front Row: Ellen Nagy, Melanie Vinson, Chad Muilenburg, Karin Slabaugh, joshua Shane, julie Heath, Jenny Potter 3. Adviser Mary Langlois Club sees films plans trips The German Club this year has been busy with many activities planning to go to Ashland in the spring aocpmpanled by the Frend1 Club German Club President Nancy jones job is to occasionally run meetings go over activities and organize events such as raising the money forthe Ashland tnp with bake sales QM selling German pastries pretzels and other German food. Adviser Ed Curtis IS happy with the year s turnout and I' , gg y gyg J Kxi, , . . . . . 'hang' -- , . . . , 4 and the planning of coming events. They have built gingerbread N f A houses, Hn German movies, been to German restaurants and are wi. l . , . . . vm X, X pr . . . . I xx K I sf' ,I K 'K 4 r A l 1. Nancy jones, president of German Club 2. German Club: Back Row QL-RQ Adviser Ed Curtis, Deanna Rognlien, Aurora Sherman, Chris Jorgensen, Rich Hoyer, johnFar Kerlee, Antje Scholz, David A Hamlin Gre Fichter Susan Hsu jessica Wang Front: Edwin Hsu, s g s 1 Nancy jones, Bill DuBord 3. David Hamlin with the abundance of exd1ange students this year. ,,.-Mfr 1 gi pn, is 4 X Q lu High-O-Scope in top 200 The High-O-Scope is an informative, high school newspaper giving news and other information to the students of Corvallis High School. Students are given information about world problems and local happenings, along with opinions and stories. Editor, Lisa Nelson has hopes for the High-O-Scope to stay on top, and continue to be rated as highly as it is now, nationally, for a long time. The High-O-Scope is in the top 20 percent in the National Rating Services. The newspaper has been given awards by Columbia Scholastic Press Association and has received high ratings from Quill and Scroll. High-O-Scope has a staff of 13 members, including five section editors, two photographers, two ads managers and four reporters. Many of the members are completly new to the staff this year. Adviser Bill Howry stated, People have adjusted remarkably well to their repsonsibilities, but we still have a small staff and could always use good writers. Nelson said that at the beginning deadlines were barely met, but things are quickly shaping up. Eleven issues are planned for this year, and these issues include an April Fool's issue and the Senior issue. 1. Editor Lisa Nelson pauses from editing a news story. 2. High-O- Scope staff: Back Row CL-RQ Dan Eisler, Kelly Henwood, Cristy Can- non, jason Moore, Heidi Ware,jill Anderson, David Hayes, Adviser Bill Howry Seated: Advertising Manager Karen Becker, Features Editor Andy Shaffer, Editor Lisa Nelson, Sports Editorjason Quick, News Editor Alyson Smith, Photo Editor Dana Wright 3. Kelly Henwood. them alll' 1: julie Besd1ta server at Senior Citizen Breakfas. 2: National Honor Society members indude: Aisha Berry, Dan Blus, jenny Eves, Greg Fidwter, Trina Gale, Benny Hall, Carolyn Krueger, jeff Krueger, Ania Laver, Swtt Maresh, julia Mathiwn, Lora Mittag, Alice Nagy, Tammi Patton, Heidi Scrnedding Karin Slabaugh, Nicole Smith, Kathy Tate, Kristina Thoennes, Mitdwel Thomas, Melanie Vinson, Rebecm Wheeler, julie Hatfield, Sherri Giwillim, Libra Hilde, Aurora Sher- man, Andi Rid1ardson, Marcia Wet, judd Boehme, Siv Chhing Chang, Morgen Daniels, Tim Grossnidclaus, David Hamlin, Kara Nelson, Randy Nibler, Deanna Rognlien jessica Wang, Brian Adams, julie Besdwta, Alan Blodc, Kathy Brazee, Ray Cihak, Brian Copeland, Kevin Cromadc, Carolyn Duris, jon Fisd1er, Steve Gardner, Larry Guffey, Kathy Guiterra, Dan Henderer, Mark Horning, Edwin Hsu, Tom Kaaen, johnfar Kerlee, Antonia Larsen, jeff Mendenhall, Amy Miller, Suzanne Moore, Missy Nelson, Natalie Panshin, Russ Pochop, Serena Ross, Pam Sanders, Anne-Marie Schultz, Greg Seidler, Ben Shirley, Susan Smedema, jenny Tallis, Elizabeth Terhune, Gina Thompson, Kristy Walton, Howard Wells, Ed Weisensee, Sherri Gwillim, Kyle Bodyfelt, Nancyjons, julieAhrendt, StacByAllen, AmyChad- vsidc, john Cihak, Scntt Compton, Sarah Curley, Bill Dubord, Peko Hosoi, Susan Hsu, Chrisjorgensen, Robby Kohl, Kristin Lohrenz, jennyMorse, Chad Muilenburg, Florence Nemberger, Michele Peters, Radwael Seidler, Emily Sheldridc, Aimee Strand, Steve Wang, Sevrin Weaver, Gina Vlhlliamson, and john Woolley. 3: Prsident Elizabeth Terhune concentrates in A.P. Biology. NHS provides community service The National Honor Society IS a club that recognizes members of the student body who are outstanding in scholarship leadership character,and service according to president Elizabeth Terhune The club was kept busy with activities including caroling at nursing homes, participating in the Senior Citizen Breakfast and selling monster cookies during spirit week A Held trip to the Shakespearean Dinner Theater has also been planned Students must have a GPA of 3 6 to be in NHS and new members are fonnally inducted during second quarter Adviser Marga Bryan noted They are all wonderful people outstanding Q in many areas not just academics and she exclaimed I love 1. Spanish Club President Racheal Weber talks to Adviser Pat Meier. 2. Spanish Club: Back Row QL-RJ julie Hatfield, Racheal Weber, Anthony Dewater Or. Blockb, Adviser Pat Meier, Melanie Smith, Marci Kessel Front Row: Stephen Oar, Heidi Gisler, Darby Schumacher, Chris Spicher, Lori Demanche 5. Darby Schumacher Spanish Club plans fiesta, trips We may be small, but we are mighty! The kids are a great group and the type I like, stated adviser Pat Meier. The club had been continuing the combining of activites with Crescent Valley's Spanish Club. Members also raised money during Spirit Week. The club has already taken a trip to Philomath for Mexican food, and has had a winter fiesta. The members hope to have the opportunity to venture down to Eugene for dinner and go to Foreign Language Day at the University of Oregon. Spanish Club officers are Rachael Weber, presidentg julie 1 Hatfield, vice-presidentg Melanie Smith, secretary. Q' j , Meier said smiling, The members in the Spanish Club, ' myself included, are content with sampling Mexican food and watching movies I've taped. Q ' N 2 Council realizes concrete goals I'm really excited about Student council this year! We're making terrific progress, and I hope that councils to come will continue at this pace. I like seeing things happen, announced ASB President Kristin Fisher. The major accomplishments of Student Council have been the creation of SADD fStudents Against Driving Drunkj, changing the Constitution, and working on getting the bike racks covered. Fisher stated, this year there are several differences in the Student Council. I feel we're acheiving more concrete things and by the end of the year I hope a difference will be noticeable. Future projects involving Student Council include: different sorts of assemblies, programs, dances, and a bonfire. Also, the members are trying to install clocks in a few halls and are proposing the idea of expanding the student parking lot. These students are a bunch of extremely qualified young peopleg ,however, they have not yet met their potential in organizing and producing activities, responded adviser Ed C u r t i s . 1. Student Body Vice President Michael Freeman 2. Student Council members and Honor Society members co-host the annual Senior Citizens Breakfast. 3. Student Body President Kristin Fisher The 1985-6 student council included Kristin Fisher, Michael Freeman, jeni Eves, Scott Maresh, julia Mathison, Anne Marie Schultz, Lisa Nelson, Cindy Schaumburg, Kristin Eves, Kathy Creighton, Tom Kasten, Melanie Vin- son, Tim Grossnicklaus, Mitch Thomas, Kathy Tate, Steven Oar, Greg Fichter, Robby Kohl, john Cihak, julie Ahrendt, Jocelyn Mclntire, Allison Carver, Kirsten Todorovich, Scott Dykes, Paige Mclntire, jamie 3 Woolley, Ellen Nagy, jason Moore, Pam Lammers TWO's are dedicated According to head wrestling coach jim Dort, without the TWOS the wrestling team would have a very difficult time running its program. The TWOs run the wrestlers' tournaments and dual meets. Their duties consist of such things as timing, scorekeeping, making presentations, and being there during practices and meets to support the team. Sophomore Becky Moffit, in her second year as a TWO, says It's if fun knowing that you're helping out. The TWOs are an important part of the total wrestling program. We appreciate their effort and dedication, stated assiatant coach Ron Sather. 1 1. Sophomorejulie Little runs a stopwatch at a wrestling tournament. 2. TWO: Back Row QL-RJ Becky Moffit, Laurie Grimler, Misty Ash,julie Little, jenny Hansen, Tammy Pond, Melanie Smith Front Row: Amy Chadwick, Nicki Davis, Andrea Duris,-Ienny Brown, Becky Wenks 3. Sophomorejenny Hansen looks up from a scorer's table during a wrestling tournament. Thespians add new members, plan lunchbox play series The Thespian group is one of the largest and most active groups in the last couple of years, according to adviser Rick Wallace. The group's president is Morgen Daniels, and they plan on attending plays as a group this year along with going to the State Contest in Portland during April. One of the things the group is interested in doing is starting a series of lunch box plays during lunch at school. 1. Senior Sara Moot sits in an auditorium seat after a meeting. 2. Thespians: Back Row CL-RJ Brian Lockwood, Sarah Sheldrick, Lucretia Boissonou, Wendy Meddaugh, john Ross, Robby Kohl, julie Hatfield, President Morgen Daniels, Kyle Chaffin, Krista Wigle, Pat Daniels, Rebecca Jackman, Racheal Weber Second Row: Andrea Thompson, Krista Downard, Sara Moot, Corey Bayus, Serena Ross, Sheila Daniels, Benny Hall, Dessa Lutz, Aurora Sherman, Beth Nelson, Vice President Karen Becker, Gary Tiscornia Front Row: Maureen Carr, Adviser Rick Wallace, Emily Sheldrick, Recinda Sherman, Kristin Lohrenz, Dana Wright 3. john Ross 'l A Astronomers see the universe Club sees member increase This year's club has gotten more accomplished than any I've been associated with, commented adviser Dennis Corliss. The two main reasons why students join Computer Club are to expand their knowledge of computers and to have the opportunity of playing with the computers beyond class time. For fundraisers, the club has pro- duced the computer match-up for the student body and has worked in con- cessions at sporting events. C According to Corliss, The enrolhnent of the club has increased this year. 3. Computer Club: Bck Row QI.-RJ Dylan Roelofs, Michelle Peterson, Stephen Davee, Recinda Sherman, Mike Edwards, Greg Fichter, Conan Witzel, Bill Shepard Middle Row: Chuck Skinner, Edwin Hsu, Adviser Dennis Corliss, Sandi South, Suzanne Kocher, Kristina Satterlield, Ben Homing Front Row: Allen Thoennes, Florence Newberger, Enik Rudisill, Peko Hosoi, Gary Tiscornia, Asher Royce 4. Senior Allen Thoennes The Astronomy Club, headed by Physics teacher Pat Canan, has been busy searching the sky for galaxies and constellations at its star parties. The club's purpose is to familiarize students with the sky, which it is achieving this year. The club has between 15 and 20 members, but more have shown up for speakers and big star parties. Two speakers from the L-S Society have given talks on the colonization of space, which drew quite a crowd, according to Canan. In previous years members have built telescopes, but they haven't 1 built one this year since they have a collection from previous clubs. President Carolyn Krueger and member Mike Montgomery have been very active this year. It's nice to see the universe you live in, said Canan. 1. Adviser Pat Canan, Carolyn Krueger, Kathy Tate 2. Astronomy Club: Back Row CL-RJ Adviser Pat Canan, Scott Compton, Van Smith, Ron Swartzendruber, Steve Oar, Dylan Roelofs, Florence Newberger Front Row: Amy Miller, Asher Royce, Kia Dallons, Carolyn Krueger, Kathy Tate, Peko Hosoi, Recinda Sherman Don Brown. ' 'V 4 ,MM ......- .W - -1 Radios talk, listen to world Radio Club, which is affiliated with the American Radio Relay League, has been a club since 1962 or 1963, according to adviser Lew The purpose of the club, Williams said, is not only to upgrade the electronics and technical skills of the members, but also to improve their com- munication skill. The members get satisfaction from speaking to people on the radio, not only from the United States but from many different countries. Senior Jon Kenneke, a member of Radio Club, commented on two activities the club has accomplished this past year. The first activity was a contest which lasted 36 hours straight. The members tried to contact as many different sections in the United States as possible. The second activity was one in which the members sent Christmas messages to peo- ple in other parts of the United States from students at Corvallis High. Kenneke felt there is more enthusiasm this year, but he wished there were more activities. 1. Recinda Sherman, Adviser Lew Williams, Florence Newberger, Peko Hosoi 2. Adviser Lew Williams and Recinda Sherman A.V. members do their 'own things' Silkscreening, photography, TV and more. Where can you find all of this? Why, the A.V. club, of course. Each person does hislher own thing, it works better that way, commented adviser Club fundraisers include selling concessions at games and recycl- ing newsprint. There is a one dollar membership fee per semester, 1 which entitles members to reduced film prices and other club benefits. There are approximately 20 members in the club. 1. Adviser Don Brown takes a picture. 2. Gary Tiscomia makes movies. Doug Adams, Chris Maddox and Michael Pearson work in the student store. HF? ' 'J 'I cum K Q Q '- oo f-Q - ' 4 Fire Squad members run fire drills The Fire Squad has been at Corvallis High School since it was established by the Corvallis City Fire Deparment in 19 30. Its adviser is math teacher Paul Ashdown, who says all he really does is super- viseg the older members teach the newer members what to do. The main job of the Fire Squad is to make sure all rooms are empty and to find out which alarm was pulled. 'They also make sure that students exit the school in an orderly fasion. There were 14 members in the Fire Squad this past year. The President was Gary Tiscornia, whose main job was to set meetings and schedule fire drills. He accomplished this with the help of Vice-President Richard Tomschin and Secretary Melanie Smith. The club met ap- proximately once a month. When asked why someone would want to join Fire Squad, Tiscornia replied, It's fun, and you don't have to go in the rain. 1. Enik Rudisill 2. Fire Squad: QL-RQ , , a Melanie Smith, Enik Rudisill, Gary Tiscornia, 1.g 5 Tammy Pond, Adviser Paul Ashdown, Mark a- McCaffery, Richard Tomschin, Shawn f Cochran 2 Team goes to State It has been an interesting year because we have a new coach and new players, stated senior Brian Adams. The Chess Team placed second in the league and will advance to State. There will be five varsity players com- peting at State: Randy Nibler, Alan Block, Tom Toynton, Adams and Gregg Leamy. Also, the JV players have the option to play at State, but they would be participating in a dif- ferent category, Class B. The team practices on Fridays after school and has matches on Monday nights. They have not been involved in any tournaments this seasong however, in the past, the team has competed in some. Adams claims more consistency in his play, since he is playing at a lower position than he had been. 3. Chess Team: Back Row QL-RJ Gregg Leamy, Adviser Larry Musa, Randy Nibler Middle Row: Te-Chung Hsu, Brian Adams, Florence Newberger Front Row: Alan Block, Torn Toynton, Erik Haas 4. Tom Toynton makes a winning move. FFA grows More membership... a lot more people willing to learn, commented Sue Carter, concerning Future Farmers of America QFFAQ. Sue Carter is the president of the FFA organization at Corvallis High School. Other officials are vice president Rhonda Dixon, secretary Terry Fischer, treasurer Torn Casey, and reporterjoy Carroll. FFA is a national organization and in 105 schools in Oregon. Its purpose is to develop personal character and leadership qualities in its members according to Student Store is business, friendship My favorite thing about working in our student store is having everyone come to me to talk. It's a great way to see lots of people, commented senior Jayne Eckhardt. The popularity ofthe store comes as no surprise to anyone who heads in that direction during breaks or after school. There is usually a mob crowded around it, with each person pushing their way to get the can- dy, soda pop, fresh pop corn, T-shirts, mugs, cups and other Spartan paraphemalia they desire. Due in part to the demanding crowd and in part to the tight schedules of the seniors, there are four workers helping out this year. Gina Thompson, Annie Brown, Jayne Eckhardt and Pam Sanders assist manager Kristin Eves in running the store smoothly. The store workers are fun to be with, and the job gives me a different atmosphere to see my friends in, said Eves. Besides providing a place to socialize, the store gives seniors an opportunity to learn about the business world. It's fun interacting with everyone and being a manager - it's a different experience, ex- pressed Eves. Supervisor Larry Turner further commented that the student store workers are the most interesting and most challeng- ing of all the people who work for him. UNI'- adviser Paul Kovash. The members draw up a program of activities with not one particular goal, but many. This year during winter break they contacted nursing homes and donated Christmas trees. The members have also participated in public speaking, attended animal judging and worked on and financed their own projects. 1. FFA: Back Row QI.-RJ Michelle Thomlinson, Ricanda Springer, Adviser Paul Kovash, Marty Lawhorn, Darrell Roland Front Row: joy Carroll, Rhonda Dixon, Sue Carter, Tom Casey, Terry Fisher, Wesley Oshel 2. The club members gather around the tractor. .! L3-pi ,f ' '86 is very exciting. Bands 'u ' for trip to Expo '86 The Symphonic and jazz Bands are accomplishing more as a group now - going to Expo '86 is helping to unify the bands and gives them something to work towards, commented Scott Stickley, director. Stickley, who has been ' 1 director of bands at CHS for three years, said the prospect of playing at Expo Symphonic, Concert and jazz Bands are the three bands at CHS. Concert Band is made up of mostly freshmen and sophomores, while Symphonic Band is for more advanced players, and the Blue Tones jazz Band is by audition only. We're the punk of jazz with that rockin', classical sound, joked senior Dan Seim. Scott is a very enthusiastic and encouraging director - he really makes an effort to help each student, said senior Thea Reynolds. Stickley recognized seniors Reynolds and Ben Shirley and sophomores john Cihak and Chris jorgenson, all of whom made All-State, as outstanding members. V Senior Tom Kasten summed it up, saying, It was a great group to end my'Blue Tones experience with - the atmosphere of unity made for a great time. 1. 8: 2. The Pep Band stirs up the spirit at a football game. 3. Symphonic Band: Back Row KL-RJ Travis Shula, Mick Rompa, jordan Blair Fourth Row: Tom Kasten, Mike Freeman, Steve Oar, Brian Adams, Donna Gourley, Erik Heiden Third Row: Brian Bucolo, Peter Sartwell, Tom Kasten, Dan Seim, Rob Horning, Scott Nelson, Maralee Wernz, Rich Hoyer Second Row: Carrie West, Kelly Tompkins, Thea Reynolds, Ben Shirley, john Cihak, Nancyjones, Dorrie Knapp, jenny Wisner, Laurel Gonor, Brian Meyers, Anna Taylor, Chrisjorgensen Front Row: Michelle Howell, Kim Brouwer, jill Seim, Alyson Smith, julie Ahrendt, Alesha Berry, Carolyn Krueger, Janna Gilbert 4. Band 2: Back Row: james Ford, Dave Belden, john Hugo, Gordon Anderson, Bret Emery, Scotzi Stickley, Monty Brown, Sky Spehar, Mark Hawley Second Row: Ethan Smith, Ray Williams,jake Scott, Brian Ham- mon, Anne Marie Constantine, jason Tokarski, jane Schuytema, Amy Wilburn, Mike Smedema Front Row: Laina Nixon, julie West, Harriet Owen, Juli Oukrop, Stacy Montgomery, jamie Woolley, Lindsey Hathaway 5. Stage Band: Back Row: Scott Stickley, Dan Seim, Ben Shirley, Tom Kasten, Mike Freeman, Mike Smedema Front Row: Harriet Owen, Michelle Holt, Carolyn Krueger, Randi Oulcrop, Brian Adams, Ray Cihak, Mark Vickers, Ben Manuto 6. Dorrie Knapp plays the flute. Q3 if 'li ,wa 1986 Choirs 1. Vocal jazz: Back Row QL Rj Linda Packer, Michelle Starr, Kyle Chaffrn, Matt Younger, joshua ' atth , L1-:Ann . Shane, Angie McC y nd Row: Kate Brown, Gast Seco Krista Vligle, Edward Chong, Mike Hedges, Tiffany Wilson, ' tRow: jenny Morgen Daniels Fron ' Christy McNaughtan, ila Smith, Cathy Lee, Steve Needham, She Daniels, Serena Ross 2. Concert Choir: Back Row QL-Rj Melissa Stair, Keesie Hoekstra, Carolyn Burnctte, Christian Chaffrn, Mike Torgerson, Kyle Matt Younger, Kevin Hedges, Crotnack, Britta Otto, jenny jones, Stephanie Miles, Patti Aro Third ' bran, Holly Row: Christy McNaug Krista Rosenbalrn, jenny hl Helkey, Tallis, Benny Hall, Robby Ko , ' hua Shane, Tina Matt Vail, jos Knapp, Lisa Baier, Amy Chadwick Second Row: jenny Miller, janny Lopez, Alma Lee, Aurora Sherman ' Terry Nash, john Nicole Smith, Gast, Darci Mcliib- Fieber, LeAnn ben, Carrie Clark, Sheri Harland risravlrgie wn Serena ieis, Sheiia nhv Veihs, Tam- O , L Ualllvnu, 5. Mixed Chorus: Back Row QL-Rj Amy Schrnisseur, Bric ishikawa, Tim Mclnrosh, Kyie Scorr Dykes, Lernke, Freye Scorr, Bhen Nagy, Arhena Cruse Second Row: Karia ' 'rn Kirrerrnan, Moore, Lisa Pond, ji h Caurxena Buhock, jon Mclnros , rh Lara Buchanan Chrisrie Grw , Pronr Row: Chris Downard, Dona Mbrighr, jason Oisen, jefferson Perers, Krisrina Sraxr, Ann Braun, Heather Scif B ck Row QL-Rj 4. Giris' Chorus: a rse Thuy Crawford, ennifer Conve , Keesic Hoeksrra, Brirra Orro, Amy en jennifer Bikieherry, Becky P ont Row: Hans , Davis,Vlhirney Biack r ' nou Michehe Srarr, Brniiy Sheidnck, Nina Anrriia, Regina Brorch ir, jurinda Kahi Krisra Habe 4 Lucreria Boisso , ' Yvonne Hubeny, 22.9 Freshmen help to improve orchestra The major goals of the orchestra class ar l e to p ay good music well and to create cultural awareness, according to Orchestra Director Charles Creighton. The orchestra has gone on a retreat to Camp West Wind, near Lincoln City, and had numerous concerts. Creighton feels that the orchestra is better than any th h ' ' ey ave ever had because of good balance. ' He claimed that they were a nice bunch of kids. This is Creighton's fourth year at Corvallis High, and the orchestra has become bigger and better. He has also added a freshman orch estra class. 1. Sue Sanchez 2. Kirstin Leek makes music 3 Orchestra' Back Row CL RQ S O'Sh . . . - can ea, Peter Schuytema, Amy O'Neel, Sharon Parsons, Charles Creighton Third Row: Sue Sanchez, Mitch Thomas, Sarah Curley, Kirstin Le k M'ch ll ' ' ' e , 1 e e Holt, Kristina Thoenneshlohn Miles, Becky Ormsby, Hank Schaup Second Row: jon Kenneke, Ann Tripp, Mary Revere, Lucretia Boissonou, Ben Barnes, Tina Neyhart,julie Heath Tina Miller fassistantj Front Row B th N l , : e e son, Karen Becker 4. Mary Revere and Lucretia Boissonou 5. Orchestra members on retreat at Camp West Wind. .-, . . . s .-,. li 3 he best we ve e because en is a 4 --c orchestra ' vc. , ' E the fteshm the Xot quahtv o better .' ' -Ann Tripp ' ated in Xots of We've particxp 't been too that haven ' change of events competitive f a nxce at was a teahv pace. The metre good idea to get CHS and CV ot- chesttas together. Xt makes us fed a Xot doset, which shows in out phvxng. - Kaien Becke I CHS does Anouilh version of Antigone The fall play, put on by the CHS Drama Department, wasjean Anouilh's ver- sion of Antigone, the classical Greek play by Sophocles. The play centers ' around Antigone fsenior Serena Rossj, who buries her dead brother Eteocles against the orders of the king, Creon fsenior Pat Danielsj, feeling that the will of the gods overrides the will of man. The play was directed by Rick Wallace, assisted by junior Karen Becker. It's a very challenging piece of literature, said Ross, and I'm very glad I got to participate in the whole production, because it was great! It was good for Corvallis High to do a serious play, said Becker. 1 junior cast member Racher Weber said, We worked hard, and it was wonderful, because it came together in the end. Antigone was presented November 14, 15 and 16 in the CHS auditorium. CAST: Antigone - Serena Ross, Creon - Pat Daniels, Ismene - Aurora Sherman, Haemon - Benny Hall, Chorus - Morgen Daniels, Eurydice - Rachel Weber, The Guards - Gary Tiscornia, Kyle Chaffin and Corey Bayus, Messenger - Krista Wigel, Page - Andrea Thompson 1. Andrea Thompson 2. Serena Ross fseatedj and Aurora Sherman 3. Direc- 3 tor Rick Wallace frightj adjusts a costume on Morgen Daniels. 4. Serena Ross and Pat Daniels 5. The guards escort Antigone. 6. Benny Hall and Serena Ross 7. Morgen Daniels i- f 'Solid Gold Cadillac' has more parts It's a good cast. Also, I'm really pleased to see quite a few new people getting into our program, commented Director Rick Wallace. The spring play, The Solid Gold Cadillac, is a mid-50's comedy and a popular broadway play. It is about a little old lady who goes to a stockholders meeting and unintentionally disrupts the whole company. Wallace explained his three reasons for choosing this particular play. First, the fall play Q Antigone' 'J was a tragedy, so he thought a balance would be to direct a comedy. Secondly, in order for the actresses! actors to learn more about acting, he likes to choose plays with different styles and histories. Thirdly, this play requires a large Cast, containing a significant part for everyone involved. 1. Sheila Daniels and Wendy Meddaugh rehearse their lines together. 2. Chuck Skinner observes rehearsal. 3. Cast: Sheila Daniels, Wendy Meddaugh, Karen Becker, Corey Bayus, Renee Seidler, Benny Hall,john Cihak, Robby Kohl, Sara Moot, Greg Barnhisel, Chad Muilenburg, Nancy jones, Chuck Skinner, Stephen Davee, Sarah Sheldrick, Martha Guffey 4. Director Rick Wallace points out a stage position. CAS l Narrator T. john Blessington Alfred Metcalfe Warren Gillie Clifford Snell Mrs. Laura Partridge Amelia Shotgraven Markjenkins Miss L'Ar1ierre Edward L. McKeever Miss Logan The AP The UP INS A little old lady Bill Parker Dwight Brookfield Estelle Evans Wendy Meddaugh Greg Barnhisel Chuck Skinner Chad Muilenberg Benny Hall Sara Moot Renee Seidler Corey Bayus Martha Guffey Robby Kohl Recinda Sherman Nancyjones Paul Cihak julie Hatfield Sarah Sheldrick Karen Becker Stephen Davee Sheila Daniels cheer and to help out. . UWM'- 1. Senior Michelle Starr treats an injury. 2. Senior Kris Woodside cheers the Spartans to a vicotry over Sprague. 5. Fall varsity squad: Seniors Missy Nelson, Kris Woodside, julia List, Beth Straub, Darby Schumacher, Brenda Mejdell, Michelle Starr ffrontj 4. Winter varsity Rally starts fall! winter program CHS varsity rally has many responsibilities, claims adviser Linda Larsen Keller. Both varsity andIV must be at the football, volleyball and basketball games, they write up locker posters and hall posters for cross country teams and soccer teamsg they also make appearances at swimming events and track meets to This year the rally was on a new fall! winter program, to help delete burnout, but the program had its disadvantages, too. Keller felt as though the winter squad needed more practice. Both the fall and winter rallies went to the cheerleading camp at OSU, sponsored by the National t Cheerleaders Association, but only the fall rally went on immediately to school cheerleading, while winter rally had to wait for basketball season. Varsity fall squad was Darby Schumacher, Kris Woodside, Missy Nelson, Brenda Mejdell, Michelle Star, julia List and Beth Straub. Winter squad's new members were Michelle Peterson, julie Ford and Chris Spicher, replacing Nelson, Mejdell, Star and Straub. IV fall squad was Dona Albright, Tonya Modrell, Debbie Yost, Kim Brouwer, Keesje Hoekstra and Kathy Wolf, the winter squad stayed the same. QM ff s squad: Top, junior Chris Spicher Middle, Senior Michelle Peterson, junior Tammy Cunningham, Senior Darby Schumacher Front, Senior Kris Woodside, junior julie Ford 5. -IV rally squad: Dona Albright, Tonya Modrell, Debbie Yost, Kim Brouwer, Keesje Hoekstra iff ,, . f I S-1' I'-5,-Soi kor of bard work and a can be Baby is a X E cogninirmenr, but d a Xot of fun. or o very rnemorabk an - Linda Reber TNS veal we cried rwo drfferenr berrer because gms ' rhe squads. Kr was who wanred ro be on rally rn fah couXd siud go our for sports in winrer. However, ir was bald going from fab squad ro winrer squad because we didn' r have enough dmc rogerher Nike we did wirh fab squad in :he summer. Scare was fun because ir was kind of rhe Kass nrue for fab and winrer ro ger rogerkxer, and ir was a good Xearnlng experience watching she rnperef' ' d ide other squads co - - KRS V100 s Mime Troupe plays schools, festivals According to joe Malango, Mime instructor, A mime is a terrible thing to waste. This year's Mime Troupe, a class made up of 24 students, was the largest to date, and was a combination of third year mime students as well as newcomers. The troupe kept busy doing middle school shows and street mimes at the Fall Festival and in Avery Square. Performances are also planned for the Imagination Celebration, the Majestic Theater and for the public at CHS. Malango feels that Mime is a wonderful place for the creative and committed student. junior Sarah Sheldrick, a three year veteran of the troupe, summed it up by saying, Learning and working with Mr. Malango has been fun! 1. Mime Troupe Director joe Malango demonstrates elevator exercises. 2. Senior Sheila Daniels displays an official Mime Troupe shirt. 3. Mime Troupe: Back Row QL-RJ Christa Allison, Brian Lockwood, Gary Tiscornia, Chuck Goff, Mark Horning, Morgen Daniels, Susan Smedema, Teena Schmidt, Amy Hansen, Lisa Woody, Emily Sheldrick, Sarah Sheldrick Middle Row: Directorjoe Malango,joy Carroll, Sara Moot, Yvonne Hubeny, Debie Cox, Lisa Robnett, Amy Zollinger, Pat Daniels, Dessa Lutz Front: jefferson Peters, Sheila Daniels ? if tiff Q- Pacers feature underclassmen It's been a fun year, but the organization isn't the same as in the past stated senior Marni Beardsley. The Sparta Pacers got off to a late start because of a few complications. .s a result, the troupe has not performed in any competitions and will not articipate at State. However, in substitution, they will be dancing at the State Basketball Tournament. Practices are three times a week fTuesday, Thursday, Saturdayj and run for two urs. Also, the troupe has performed at some of the sporting events on Friday ghts. The turnout of girls has improved since last year, and they are carrying any lower classmen. Sparta Pacers: Back Row QL-RJ Heidi Ware, Krista Rosenbalrn, Jenna Huber, Sue Sanchez, ami Beardsley, Kim Benesch, Lisa Clinton Middle Row: Patty Schmidt, Sharon Parsons, Ale rss, Lisa Baier Front Row: Mitzy Varga, Chesla Ware, Kelli Firth, Tammy Weeks, jill Eby 2. nnior Sharon Parsons dances in a Sparta Pacer routine at a varsity boys' basketball game. 3. Lisa tier, jill Eby and Kelli Firth perform with the Sparta Pacers at a basketball game. ,.f ' f- ' Y vu- '04,-f ff' NS. X, xx X f if f f Social Studies adds course revisions The Social Studies Department got off to a roaring start with a great amount of time and energy over the past year going into curriculum revi- sion, according to Department Coor- dinator Steve Kunke. There are new courses of study that have been developed in American Government, U.S. History, Global Studies, Economics and Psychology. Tony Koontz joined the depart- ment, replacing retired Paul Davis. qpf,-i -. English welcomes new teachers The English Department welcomed two new teachers and the return of a popular elective class, according to Department Coor- dinator joe Malango. Maynard Freemole was hired to teach sophomores, and Susan Hamilton fpart timej teaches sophomores and Practical Senior English. Short Story was brought back due to student interest and was taught by Freemole. Malango said this was the first year for students under new graduation requirements of one semester of writing in the senior year. Teachers in the English Depart- ment include Blou Carman, Mike Doherty, Freemole, Barbara Gladstone, Hamilton, Maxine Her1ry, Bill Howry, Carol Kalk, Malango, Babs McGauhey, Judy Mcllvenna, Beryl Smith and Rick Wallace. 1. Sophomores listen as Maynard Freemole explains a lesson. 2. Barbara Gladstone and Bill Howry take a coffee break between classes. YT ff Carl Hutzler came back to CHS after a year's leave of absence to 3 resume his teaching. It has been a busy year, but very rewarding. The teachers in the department are jim Dort, Maughn Hagel, Hutzler, Koontz, Kunke, Ron Rohrer and Alan Taylor. 3: Seniors Eric Christensen and Clint Bledsoe tape their own news program for American Government project. 4: jim Dort discusses current events in his Government class. Drafting Advances Computer Aided Drafting is the newest addition to the drafting classes. CAD is available to advanced drafting students. The computers generate drawings, according to substitute drafting teacher Dan O'Mara. Noel Stubbs' class teaches technical engineering drawing and archetec- tural drawing, said O'Mara. I really like the class fDraftingj because I plan on going into it more in the future, said senior jill Eby. It gives you a lot of experience. 3: Mr. Stubbs assists Dana Wright. 4: Mike Gholson concentrates. Imagination is the key This year students taking art classes displayed their art for the community at the Imagination Celebration, a district-wide show held in downtown Corvallis in May, and at a pottery showing in the Old Cannery Mall sponsored by the VVillamette Valley Arts Council, according to art teacher Dennis Staats. A Fiber Arts class, which will include weaving and paper making will be added to the existing course offerings ne year. Classes now available include jewelry 1 and 2, Ceramics 1 iiltid 2, Art Studio 1 and 2 and Calligraphy. P Staats concluded, Developing im- Q agination is the most important aspect of art. 1: Senior Darby Schumacher and Tom Toyn- ton in the Art Studio: 2: Senior Brian Pofahl forms a bowl. 2 Q' Classes relate to students' lives According to Science Department Coordinator Eric Pittenger, the underlying goal for all the science classes is relating science to your everyday life. Pittenger added that he thought the Science Depart- ment does an excellent job. Senior Kathy Gutierrez commented, The teachers have made it in- teresting and exciting to learn about science. This year, Mark Micheals, a biology teacher, was added to the Science Department. The other six teachers in the department are Pat Canan, Patty Farthing, Paula Minear Language Dept. adds Chinese Class I am glad to see and increase in the enrolhnent in the language department, commented Language Coordinator Mary Langlois. New features in the Language Department include the introduction of a Chinese Class, taught by Social Studies teacher Alan Taylor, an A.P. French class, and three new teachers in the language department. According to Senior julie Knapp, There is only one other Chinese class in the State. She feels the class is challenging but still fun. The teachers in the Language Department include Ed Curtis, Lin- da Jensen, Mary Langlois, Marsha Maupoux, Pat Meier, Lita Schecter, and Alan Taylor. 3. Spanish teacher Lindajensen assists sophomore Scott Hedges. 4. junior Henry Pittock and senior Brian Pofahl do a language lab exercise. Wayne Spletstoser, Brian Wake an Coordinator Pittenger. 1. Students work in a science class. 2. Physics teacher Pat Canan has the right stuff. 2 Silk screening is popular in AV It is neat to have kids involved with photography and to fsee themj express themselves, stated AV teacher Don Brown. This year silk screening T-shirts has been greater than in the past because of the availability of them. There have been no major changes in the AV Department recently, since the basic policies have been already established, Brown said. He added that the classes run smoothly when everyone follows the rules. Senior Randy Arnold said, It's a great class. You can work on projects by yourself and have that satisfied feeling when you're done. 3: Freshman Mike Lovelady prepares to make a print. 4: Megan Noak checks her project status. PE, Health offer variety, basics There was a need for more Slimnastics classes, and I thought it sounded fun, stated Barb Locey. The different seasons determine which P.E. classes are highly enrolled. Since Slimnastics is popular year round, Locey was asked to teach it two periods, while English teacher Blou Carman still teaches one class. The P.E. department offers a great variety of sports and activities, so one can choose the sport he likes. It was a fun class fbasketballl, but its too bad Mr. fGaryQ Beck always had to lose in Horse, commented senior Derek Heyden. The P.E. department includes Beck, Carman, Department Coodinator Mike Doherty, Locey ,Judy Lovre and jack Pinion. Health is good for 'basic knowledge, and I think everyone should have it, said junior john Spicher. The Health Department includes Barb Locey, Steve Locey and june McMurdo. 1: Senior Andrew Fluharty awaits his turn at batt. 2: Kristina Starr ropes Stacy Mon- tgomery on her way to P.E. class. 2 'H A 7 'Q tf.ff'1v:'L+ A? m M' , , H f- ,, .. Q' if' Students fll math classes Things are going pretty well in the Math Department, stated Department Coordinator Bob Anderson. Unfortunately, there was a problem this year with more students than teachers. According to Anderson, Enrollment is always good, and the quality of CHS math students is very high. Anderson added that he would like to see more students entering the various math contests the school par- ticipates in. 1. Vounteer and substitute john Mouw assists Haleh Vakil-Gilani. 2. New teacher Mark Michaels assists two students. 'Wana' ' Eff. . IV W. '1 ','- ' 42?-i' 1 .. ' 'a -M I Af sw 'fi , 1 2 Business has more students, new staff The department is runr1ing very well considering we hired two of our staff members just three days before school started! exclaimed Depart- ment Coordinator Phil Luarca. Classes offered during the year in- cluded Personal Finance, Typing, Business Law Marketing and , g E .,.,, Management, Accounting, Word Processing, Business Machines, and Business Communications. According to Luarca, Enrollment is up like it should be because students are realizing the importance of high school business classes since so many college students now major in business. Teachers in the department include jurgensen, Lasswell, Luarca, Sather, and Whittle. 1. junior Enik Rudisill enjoys a book during a business class. 2. New business teacher Scott Lasswell. ici llvlsvannn...,,,,.-, Home Ec classes 'focus on future' There have been more people turning out for Home Ec classes this year. The focus of Home Economics is changing from cooking and sewing to preparing young people for their future lives. Such areas include consumer education, nutrition, and family life, stated one of the two Home Ec instructors, Barbara Stalick, The ways in which the Home Ec classes have differed from the 1, past years is that they are working toward the future in ways we can a use today. They use a computer much more for storing menues, Library sees increased use Librarian john Rawlinson is happy with the great use of the library this year. - Reorganization of the library is in process. The stall' is putting on new spine labels, changing card catalogues, ordering new magazines and is now working on analyzing books on plays and making author in- dexes. Our library is greatly improved in the last three or four years: lots more teachers, a lot more students, and the people using the library are more serious than before, commented Rawlinson. He likes noting the fact that at some breaks and during PAT periods, the library is packed, and hardly a seat can be found empty. This makes him feel that his resources are being put to good use. As for his assistant, Pat,Miller, Rawlinson claims, You couldn't ask for a better one. Rawlinson and Miller have worked together for 10 years, at both Corvallis High School and Crescent Valley High School. 5: Librarian john Rawlinson assists sophomore jeremy Blanchfield in finding a magazine. 4: Senior Bill Kaufman takes advantage of the silence. ,., , 222 ,J - recipes, furniture arrangements and careers. But, they also include the basic fundamentals of cooking and sewing. The department includes Coor- dinator Cherie Baker, who teaches Ex- ploring Childhood, Basic Foods, and Advanced Foods, and Stalick, who teaches Living On Your Own and Sewing. 1: Carolyn Burnett sews diligently. 2: Mrs Baker works with young kids in Child Care. 4 Counselors give needed advice It will be so nice when students no longer need a drug and alcohol treatment program, comments Sid McGauhey. Ten to fifteen student from CHS a year are treated in hospitals and the counseling center advises up to forty students a year about the problem ac- cording to McGauhey. It never gets boring and when it does it's so far and few in between to where it's actually pleasant, said secretary Linda Keller. Linda and the counselors are always friendly and extremely helpful. They are essential to the school, said Senior julie Knapp. 3: Linda Keller helps Lyn Dooley. 4: Donna Gourley smiles for the camera. Learning Resource Center explores The Learning resource Center is not just tutoring every year, the students take field trips to get to know each other and to have out of class experiences. The field trips also provide opportunities to find the students's hidden talents according to LRC director Nancy Ed- LRC offers help to students in a variety of subjects, from English to Math, said new teacher Kathleen Zengel. 1. New teacher Kathleen Zengel corrects an assignment. 2. Maughn Hagel takes atten- dance. Industrial Ed is practical The Industrial Education department offered 11 different courses, ranging from Horticulture to Advanced Auto Mechanics to Welding. Department Coordinator Noel Stubbs said, It's a shame that more students did not take advantage of the facilities available in the Industrial Arts area. Senior Thor Stadsvold said, Auto Mechanics is a very important . Dept. sees new Mac, dual goal In the Computer Department, a new MacIntosh caused a lot of excite- ment because it represents a new generation in computers, commented Department Coordinator Dennis Cor- liss. There are two major goals of the Computer Department, according to Corliss. The first goal is to teach the use of computers for solving pro- blems. The second goal is to use computers to help people learn other things than computers. Many teachers from other deparments use programs relating to their own subject matter to enhance teaching. Computer was a tough but fulfilling class because of the long hours spent on each project, said senior Cindy Schaumburg. The two teachers in the Computer Department are Corliss and Bob Anderson who is teaching computer for the first time. 5. Senior Andrew Fluharty 4. Senior Kris Woodside gets her program to run correctly at last. part of a person's training for future life. Senior julie Knapp stated, Car Care's probably the most practical class I've taken in school, and I'm sure it'll save me a lot of money in the future. Mr. King's a great teacher. Teachers in the department include Dick Green, Reed King, Paul Kovash, Stubbs and Lew Willimns. 1. james Labahn and friend work in in- dustrial ed. 2. Instructor Reed King explains to senior Bill Kaufman the function of the oil pump. lllllllll .Dm K ,QP Alumni return: A 50th Rick Wallace -Class of 1966 I Q ' 1'-as Steve Locey - Class of 1969 I V ,,L Q U AA ., . at . v if , if sa i janet Burgess - Class of 1963 f : 41,57 . mf A Q Barb Locey - Class of 1970 Ron Sather - Class of 1968 Gary Beck - Class of 1971 l Scott Lasswell - Class of 1971 1: Rick Wallace 2: Scott Lasswell 3,4: GaryBeck4 thenand now. 5,6: Steve Locey, then and now. . is . - sg rpm K K AZ 2 While Vietnam was still a current event and pacifrsm became popular, the American educational system cranked out another generation to take over. It was a time when people took pride in their schools, commented Rick Wallace. To that end, some of the graduates of Corvallis High School have returned to work with all of us young adults. This is, of course, after completing a few endeavors of their own, from marriage and divorce to trips overseas and working at Crescent Valley. So, on this 50th Anniversary of Corvallis High School, we present to you seven individuals of a previous generation. The eldest, and most likely the wisest, is the Monster of the Snack Shack, janet Burgess, from the Class of 1963. We had a good time. We didn't know what the word 'bore' meant... the most mischievous thing that I ever did was try to get drunk on Coke and aspirin. All I got was a bloody nose when I went to the drag races. Burgess added, ' 'I had jim Withrow for Driver's Ed. CWCJ used to drive him bananas by shaking year celebration W . M... W, ,........ . . . A , , ...atm - V r I . . .......n R Q 3 4 our charm braclets. She concluded, The kids you thought were being snobbish and stuck-up were actually very shy. Now that I'm forty I know that. I loved all my years in high school, even the ones I'm working now. Next up chronologically is Rick Wallace, Class of 1966. He graduated, ...at the begining of the time the establishment, if you will, came under a great deal of scrunityf' School was the center of people's activities. Very few people had jobs. Fashion was beginning to change, I remember the first kid who showed up with what was then considered long hair... so it was a time of transition. i Remembering Corvallis Wallace said, Corvallis was still very much a small town. The college was the primary force, I think, in the community. This was the tail end of the Civil Rights move- ment. It really was a time of change in the country, but it really heck of a guy and he made a lot of sense. Whatever he says, I'll second. He concluded, I think there're a lot of quality people that went through then, and I teach now because there are a lot of quality people now. Barb Locey, Class of 1970, said, Probably the biggest difference was, we had 1800 students... things were much more crowded. I don't think it was as party oriented as it is now. In the area of girls sports, The exposure and participation in sports is much more broad... We had four sports available to girls back then. I played football, basketball, baseball, so a great deal of my time was spent on athletics... Even though I enjoyed that a great deal, I wish now maybe I'd have gotten involved in some other things, said Gary Beck, Class of 1971, cooling over a Pepsi Free. Concerning clothes, Beck said, We certainly weren't as creative in our dress as they are today and I'm not sure if that's good or bad... You wore slacks and hard-soled shoes. Girls just started wearing pants to school. In the area of student-teacher relations, Beck related, I got along well with them, I think. I always had a lot of respect for them and did what I was told... Sather and all of us, we went through the tail end of those sixties, so it was a bit different. Seated by the periodicals, Scott Lasswell, the Class of 1971, began, The heater right outside the cafeteria was where the so-called jocks would hang out... that was ' the' spot lshades of Gary Beck1. Athletically, You had many more peo- ple participation in two or three sports. Lasswell said, On the weekends you'd put your girlfriend on hold and go play basketball at St. Mary's or go play miniature golf. 1 hadn't had much impact in this community. m From the Class of 1969 came Steve Locey, I was a jock, still am flaughsjf' What did you do for lunch, Mr. Locey?, ...Bob's, King's Table, and A 8: W. That was all we had. About the hot- test spot was Seaton's Barbeque Pit... now it's a paint store. It's across from Custer's. Custer's was always good. Locey used his free time for athletic pursuits. We'd play at St. Mary's or at the... Old Mormon Gym. We'd sneak into the Col- liseum. Played D.C. football... with Gary Beck and Donny Reynolds and all their families. Sather played that, too. We kept stats for our games. Back at school, There were about 2000 students ir1 school and we spent a lot of time squeezing through the halls. ' Uncle Ron Sather, Class of 1968, said, I played football and wrestled for the most part. The only club I was involved in... was a letterman's club. I knew Steve really well. He was the tight end and I was the tadcle on the same side. ...Steve Locey's a1 5 , ,W 1...M.- . really have a lot of potential. The Nurse's Office, staffed by Nurse Fern Jensen and a health room aide, handles not only injuries and il- lnesses, but also long-term health conditions, health conseling and referrals for testing or information by teachers. 1. Shirley Cole and Val McCullough 2. fstandingj julia Mathison, jan Walker, Larry Turner fsittingj Anna Ingram 3. fstandingj jane Hogan, Evelyn Swirbul fsittingj Cammy Klemke,jan Walker 4. Fernjensen Office staffs keep school running Have you ever wondered what keeps CHS running smoothly? It's the CHS Administration - made up of the Attendance Office, the Main Office, the AthleticlActivities Office and the Nursc's Office. The Attendance Office, run by Shirley Cole and Val McCullough, is doing everything new this year based on a complete computer system. The system is faster and more accurate and helped create a more positive image of us with students and parents, explained Cole. The Main Office is running well considering the large personnel change-over, commented jan Walker. There is a variety of things that need to be done, but it's a lot of fun, added jane Hogan. The Athletic!Activities Office is the home of Athletic!Activity Direc- tor Larry Turner and deals with everything from athletic paperwork to fund raising. The office is doing ex- tremely well, 'according to jan Walker, who works in both the Main Office and the Activities Office. Working full time this year, Anna In- gram commented that, The 2 students I've come into contact with Custodians keep school in shape The custodians at CHS work hard to make the school and school grounds look presentable. The worst part of the job, says Grime Fighter Darlene Hackett, is the vandalism of windows being broken, lockers being written on, and writing on walls. There are ten custodians all together, and the jobs are split equal- ly among them. Other jobs done by the staff are repairing drapes, cleaning classrooms, cleaning carpets, fixing door frames and windows, and clean- ing stairwells. Cooks add 'Gertie, ' sundae bar This year there have been two major additions to the cafeteria. The frst addition is a new milk shake machine named Gertie in the snack shack. There was a narne-the-machine contest for CHS members and the secretaries chose Genie as the winner according to cook janet Burgess. The second addition to the cafetaria was an ice-cream sundae bar. The best selling items in the cafeteria are the warm chocolate chin cookies, said Burgess. Another favored item is the salad bar. 1: janet Burgess whistles while she works. 2: Cooks: Rose Gardner, Joann Kirby, Emily McCraken, janet Burgess, Lila Mason, jane Gorsuch. Not pictured ,Head Cook Annetta Fleming. 2 W , l A 3 -r 0 5: Custodians: Phat Thong, Chuch Brolin, LeRoy Frank Clarence I-Iyson, Dick . ' Fischer, Bob Bertsch, Mike Baier, Darlene Hackett. 4: Phat Thong cleans off desks. ,I .i -. 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We're look- ing at sample letters and symbols for the academic awards program, he said. That's beginning to take shape. Another major goal is to upgrade the facility, including painting and repairing classrooms. Golden also expressed a desire to see Earth Science incorporated into the CHS science program. Golden came to CHS directly from LaGrande, where he had been since 1975. Before that, he was a school administrator in western Illinois. Coming from a dry climate fEastern Oregonj, Golden said he has adjusted to the Wlillarnette Valley and enjoys the early springs and late falls. Of the rain, he said, I don't have to shovel it. Golden has a wife flrenej, a son fAlanJ and a daughter fAnnej. He maintains an active routine of rapid walking and thrice-weekly handball sessions. He also downhill skis, backpacks, hunts and fishes. On a more private level, he gardens both flowers and vegetables, as well as um- piring Little League baseball. He en- courages physical activity. In the evenings he enjoys watching high school sports and baking. I'm a pie freak and a chocoholic, said Golden. To him curling up with a good book means reading Uris, Follett or a historical novel. Assistant Principal john Pugh Assistant Principal john Pugh has served CHS for 15 years, working with five different principals and seven other assistant principals. Overall, he said, this is as good a year as we've had. One of Pugh's major respon- sibilities is the master scheduling of students into classes. In addition, he oversees the Course Description Handbook, data processing, discipline A-K, grades, registration, room assignments and the following departments: Library, Mathematics, Science, PE and Computer. Pugh pointed out that CHS is the pilot school in the district for a new, computerized attendance system. He credited the staff and students for the high morale at CHS. Assistant Principal Eda Soderquist Assistant Principal Eda Soderquist is starting to know kids and faces in her second year at CHS, and she likes what she's doing. As attendance officer, Soderquist is involved in the new computer system in the attendance office. She said the system will eventually include the ability to pick out kids who qualify for Saturday School and credit denial, but that working the bugs out of the system has been a monumental task. 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Q swf -ax Neg, K' g -39 lass of 86 If ,IB . , 'iw' , ig , 3? X 'GT e World is Your ysterf, Frankie Goes to Hollywood. Brzan Adamx A: we enter the world remember thefe guidelin ex - - You onbz bye once - LW Ili' hard then you we - There Ill' alwayf tomorrow Kant! 0' there 'J no tomorrow, why worry about zt zn the first place?j Marcze R. Anderfon Soar My tzme spent here har been a real experzenee! Baa' timex, good tzmef - my fizeneh and I :ure had our share! I hope I can stay zn touch wzth everyone. .. tahe care, Mareze. Dm Argo Red To all my freindk, reel hazr wzll Joon rule the worlaf 57' Forth wzll eruzke all rtnpx, Truck Pulling context will be moftpopular. But untzl then drink your bzg gulbs and Jtay Reel Ranzh Arnold Pamcia Arv Ko Atteberry Kober1y There's one thing that screwed this year up...the breaking up of Van Halen and hey, Steve, pro wrestling sucks. Hang loose, Ko Atteberry. Lisa Marie Bazer Fiej2r Well what can I say but zt's been great! I want to thank all my teachers and friend' jirr all the memorable times I 'll never frrget. Rememben the class of 86 ' will live on forever! Gayle Bamhzll We set our eyes not on what is seen, but whatzs unseen. For that which is seen is temporary, but that which is unseen rs eternal Marni Kay Beardsley Quia I reahke how lucky I was to have grown up with the class of '86. Through the good times and bad we 've stuck together as a family. You guys are the best. Luminesse jules. Kimberly Lynn Benesch Berle Dear Burk - Remember.. Led Zepplzn, Levi's, love beads, full moons, sailing, sunsets, bike crashes, nights in the Volvo, lun- ches at home. Long live the Park people. Fb high my fiends of 86 '. I love you all Berle. julie Beschta jill Ann Blanchfield jill Beef head over heals human ha!! SHOUT zt's a careless whisper. X-C, BB, track, got smart... soccer and shi team nut. WeehenaG,' A weed by the wall? Will jill kill or just dornk? Heatapamakat. Chnt Bleasoe For almost 12 years I have been and outsiden I wasn 't let into any groups and after a while I hked it that way. I even j?Jund that I couldn 't have a girlfhend unless she was an outsider Alan Block I IAB 1 I I thought I 'd never see my senior year come to be. Honor society and chess team, a little boring it may have seemed Of I go, wings unfurlezl to make my mark in this world Emily Blus Let's cruise! 510s jirrever Don 't eat the green apples! Never jiwrget 20!20's, midnight pzkzas, Beverly Beach, sofball and Future Buzzards. Thanks to those fiiemh that made it special Sandra Boardrvw Kyle Allan Boayjfflt I It ir now the end ofthe yean hut since I wrote this at the start ofthe year I can 't write about anything that happened this yearn Kah, Little Chah Nib, Kah Mp! Gary Boerye The person who made Chevy Luv Low Rzderg a house-hold word jeana says call it Little Frog, Lzsa says paint it hlach, I say stzch it in your ears! I hhe it even tfMzl6ee don 't. Clayton Boss Michael Branam I got my first can lost my license, hut got it hack. Made a lot of fiends. I hope to see some of them after high school Kathryn Brazee ' 'Catherine ' ' Memher ofNat1onal Honor Socie- ty and French Cluh. Interested in International Relations, music, and cychng. No matter how jar apart good fienzh travel hom one anothen they remain znseparahle in their hearts. Annie Brown Kathryn Brown 2 sport athlete - softhall and volleyhall, vice-president of FBLA, john Car1y's arm resti zn- dehted to Fievanjor lk, Shmoo 's keder and chaufkur, Raul jbllowen heach comhen Shorty 's second mothen joe The1lrman's 91 fin. Hawazilhound in '86. I was horn in Vancouver, Washington, April 2, 1968, then moved to Corvallis in 1976. I en- joy 1960's rock and early 70's -also like falh music. Enjoy play- ing guitar and piano. 641' Ron Burchard Reggie - LIPS To the class of ' '86 , we are what it was and what it ir. Be what you want and do what you can. Your mama, ' 'Lips julie Burridge Frog Woman or R2 B2 She was crazy enough to play heeperfbr three years on the girls' soccer team. Goal in lie: to he the first person to he hissed hy a prince and turn into a fiog. Idol' Kermit. Karin Callzgarr Kar'e Bear' Talk ahout someone with style, Karin 's got it! She can find the good in everyone. She 's also a ter- rific hest fiend K-n-K Foreven Luv HB. 1 Darryl Buch Cristzne Cannon llcmpyfl Lettered in Sparta Pacers far 2 years, HOS staff Close fiienh with jejie and Chiopze. Gumhy, Pohey, Felixg Buckwheat, and Pee- Wee all time favorites. Quiet fmost ofthe timej. Fr. ,Q ,f Davzd Cannon 86 ' if the best clan andthe eoolext year hr CHS. You all know I 'm quzet, but Q' you ever.ree me at a party you 'll know me ehfivent. So let'J make thzlf a Party Yean' Maureen Carr I KMO 1 I The old man .raid to me: Don 't always take lm: xo seriouxly. .. razlve your glasf and enjoy the Jcenery. Pretend the water zlv champagne and fill my glam again and agazn. I-U Shaun Carroll Let u.r all rexound wzth sheen Tap the keg: and pax: the been For now doe: end our Jenior yeah Let'.f take the party out of here Sue Carter Sue the Who Greatb znxpired by Roger Daltrey and The Who. A little too jun loving at timer, but I 'll .furwve fuxt the same. Thankr to all of my good fiiendr. All I can .ray Ill' I 'M FREE' Randolbh Carver The bext clarrex at C .HS . are defniteh Ceramzbr and P. E. Live long and prosper class of 86 '. I 'll be seeing you in about ten yearzf, I gueu. Gary Caxad GarbleJ To my fiienalv I 'll alwayx love: We had Jome great trmes .forew- ing around I know we 'll have more bejirre we go on our own wayx. ju.rt want to :ay thankr! Kyle Chaffin Brian Champion Dennzk Chapman Captain Boys vanity Ski Team, xpeezalty. Grant Slalom, Hoodoo Race Team, Soccen Wezght Lxf ting, 4-wheelzng rn my Wtlbu' jeep, Hunting, Rock ScorpzonJ L1ve. Think snow K2 Skzlr are number 1! Mzthael L. Chappell I was called a lot of namex, the friend I had were fiendf with me when they wanted Even though, I wzll care and remember you un- tzl the end of tzme. Kate I loved the dancex! Edward Chong Bye-now, all my friend rn CHS. Lzk Ill' rhort, let': chenlrh every moment of tt. Bear an ambittouf foul with a determrned heart. Battle agaznst all ahffeultzex and be a real wznnern Go, :earth your dreamx, Spartan! C razg C hnlrtenxen Eric Christensen K F155 Y 1 Comedian, Actorg Sports Stan 4.0 student, Stock Car Racen Tap Dancen Muszczan, sexy B010 Builden and God 's git to women. To had I warn 't any of these, hut it was fun any way. Raymond Cihak There are three kinds of people: those who think there are three kznrh of people, those who think zt if not that simple and those who realbr don 't care. Thanks far all the good times. David Claypool Never admire a man far how strong he rs, hut jbr how he uses his strength. f.S'haohn Kung-Fu wu-shu pai.j Donald Claypool Kevin Cromack Bom in Austin, Texas. Have Hired in Oregon since 1973. Hohhzes are hunting, hiking, natural history, weather monxtoring, and tennis. Memher ofthe Auduhon Society, National Honor Society, and CHS Concert Chozr , Michelle Cullzlron Ickshell She 's participated in sports for 4 years: soccen track, ahmng, and haskethall Kills her knee everytzme. Likes to stare at Chris and oh la la. lr hyped ls hest fiends with Icky, Tami and Car'- nle Berne. Pat Daniels Don 't worry , when I 'm famous I won 't have fzrgotten you! f Geez, what were your names, anyway?j Born in Ohio, lives in NYC., avant-garde actor poseur punk fum Oregon wa London! Sheila Daniels Well basically Mardge! My major happzness was in the Fine Arts. We are such stufar dreams are made on, and our little 192' is rounded with a sleep. You'11e got to have a dream. 1 A 1.3 i ,f u, td ,,- uv .A v 1' uf- 2 All wx. W MII no m Kinn Edwards Kinds Known to a select jew as the 5 '9 Mzchaeljordan. I plan to attend University of Anywhere - except Corvallis - on a small Basketball scholarship. I also HATE Pro- Wrestling. Going to Hawaii. later Days! Matt Ehlers Lisa Egscalon I enjoyed being at CHS and being a part of the Class of '86. The best thing about coming here was meeting Chris Noud Good luck to everyone. Kristen Eves Playing Volleyball Basketball 8: Tennis has been great! As fzenih, we had a fun jour years together fgames, parties, 8: get- togethers - Ha, Haj. I will always remember you. Friends jfnreven Kristen. Raquel Firth I lKe I I We've had great times and lots of hn, I hope the Class of '87 keeps trachtions running strong. This is a whole new concept. Remember this, NGASA, tram- pohnes, moon worzshibersl jon K. Fischer Don 't wony about the fzture, it's taking care of itself High school was fun I OH - except basket- ballQ Thanks to L., K, AB and others ,far all the Mn Kristin S. Fisher I should know myseh' better J' there were not so many of me. KLTFUROR. Brett Flowers Andrew Fluharty Sailing, camping, playing baseball and tennis is what I hke to do the best. Favorites are MTK Porche, Science, History, drawing, and good times. From Maryland to Oregon was what happened I-ELLO OSU Heather Follett H-Bob Heathen a real fighten She never. gives up, even during rough times. She can turn a j9own into a smile with her energetic, cheery personality. She is a special per- son and fiend Luv K.B. Michael Freeman Had I done something great andfor oahbus, I would make a point of mentioning it. However... I 'll just say that IW is a lot better that it used to he. Lori- Gardner Steven Gardner Anzta Gihxon No more homework and no more cafeteria food P. S. But thank God ,kr gorgeoux guy: and weekend nzghtx. Good luck San- dy Strode, your a great fienaf Lawrence Gujj?y Katherine L. Gutierrez I lG0otl Y You have failed onb when you have fazled to try. There if '10 greater challenge than to challenge yourxehf Succexs Ill' a foumey, not a dextinanbn. Nicole Marie Gwinner' Mkkz ' There will he day: when I will think of all of you. Everything we 've done, all that we 've been through. And all thatl can do Ill' .frnile and .rhed a tear of rernernherance ofthe Class of '86 . F61 on your way like an eagle. F61 a.r high as the Jun on your way hke and eagle. FQ, touch the sun. Kgfly Ggym Ent Hanxen Robert Harding I Karl Haunold Michael jarnex Hedge! The Fury You know, hzgh school 115' pretty cool I will rnzlrx the jiiemh, weedendr, gbortr, lunchex, and the cove, even though zt ir a S-haller hang out. Well he cool and prosper 'later on! Daniel Henderer Derek Heyden Rachelle Hoffman 'Raeheen A wild and crazy gzd Her main znterextx are Choirg college guyx, and parties. She LOVES to have a good time wzth fienak. Shelf destrned to he the next Florenee Nightinggale. Favorite Jayzngx, ' 'Gone Shopping ' ' james Holeomh Kelhf Holt The one who zlr alwayf Jzngzng Roxanne, and LOVES red finger- nazlx. ' jeff Holter High .rchool zk a strange Jcene... everyone comex for the .roezal in- tercourxe, nohoay carer about learnzng. I 'm glad I aGdn't learn anything zn my fnuryean. Don 't get caught with your finger up your noxe. l jefjaek 'fIumpin'jeh CHS wa: a great place to plan far the jeture and a great place to wear of or prolong a hangover. A wa.vted jiour yeary. Don 't get caught with your finger up your note. Matthew L. jenren Carljohmon Davzdjohnxon Madnef.v 111' all in the mind Wherever! may go, there I am. Onward into the vozd P s , my f z- f 'wr L in at f M: Ng? x MXL Bill Kaufman I just want to say I 'm glad I went to CHS. I got to meet a lot of new fiends. Hzgb scbool bas been tbe best years of my IW. And lasth, Class of '86, you 're tbe best. Scott Kelso Toby tt7 Be orzgznaln - Toby Command ment. Tbanks far makzng my year fun because tbat's tbe way everytbzng sbould always be!! I sbould bave come bere soonen... jon Kenneke Kristin Kernek Running wztb tbe cross country team meant more to me than just tbe sport. I 'll mzss CHS, but I won 't look back. To tbe graduated class of 1986: tbe best rs yet to come. Antonza Iarsen Bom: October 24, 1968 fa great yead. Favorite activztzes: gozng to concerts 8: dances witb frzenzh, finzing excuses to visit Prince Pucklerlf, and watcbzng bats swoop amundstreethgbts. Tomy frzends, old and new: P. S. I love, you. Alma Lee I 'm sort ofquzet and sby. I tried not to botber people or get into trouble. I lzke scbool and love tbe years I spent at Corvallis Hzgb Scbool I lzke to sing in the choir and I like to sew. Cathy j. Lee Spatb I 've bad tbe opportunzty to meet many wonderful people and many close frenaffblbs were developed Gzrls, let's make it to tbe coast or Rzverview Inn again. Many memories of you. jenwr Lemke lyenil I Well my good buzh Qou know wbo you arej we're finalbf out ftbank Goa9. Wbat wzll tbe fresbmen do wztbout us? Rock-n- mll never brgets. julumf ,Lu gmtfs' Z Q7vfPfU W.. Christy Little I told you guys I 'd make tt one way or another It 's raahcal to be out. jenwn Wenafy , and Kfrista I know you ke! the same way. Letls stay fhends forever. Hey everyboth, LET'S PARTY7! Mtchael Loftir Mike Some people hke school and the classes they take, but I hke recess, P.E., lunch, and break. Some people hke work, to me zt 's strife. S o here 's to school andthe bestsix years of my IW. Richard Lulow Taphne Ann Lux Some of my goals are to improve criminal justice, concerning fuvenzles, and to help those youths who are lackzng the love and attention needed at order to lead happy hves. Stacy Magers I! The worlds most famous up-coming Top Fuel Drag racer The guy that made Olzhmobzle 4 - 4 - 2 's famous. Wzll the auto shop ever be the same? Probabh not. My parkzng space ts now j?Jr rent. Amy Magznnir Ben Manuto Molle Martinson Good trmes, bad times, VB, B.B., and then there 's track. The beach, Sentimental Street, blue eyes, the Met, Computen and the 1988 Presidential elec- trons - what would I have done without you? - Lenny McGuire Christina L. McNaughtan ' 'McNuggets ' ' It's been fun at CHS. Heard fiom Texas lateb? Don't fnrget the Coast, and our lzttle adventures. Remember our junior camp-out? Thank you far mak- ing the best pan of my hfe the j94nnest and advertumus!! Brenda Mqdell jef Mendenhall K I I The underclassmen are coeky and need to he hit, hy the graduating senzors, wherever we see fit Burhles and steam rollers zrz the corridors, sitting in the Cove mak- zng fun of Board Wamors. Alherto Mendes Eff? Me-'low Ed Metcalf wjjiswsf : ,,0pfA'g,p1 vs Steve Meyer Fzevan Hulk Hogan fan, Frankie followen S-hallerg and moocher of rides off Annie Brown fwhose car ir HURTYNGU. ' fibmetzmesj blond haired I am Hawaizlhound with Banoo this summer: Ron Sather you are a STUD! Stephanze Mzles Good luck future Spartan run- ners. The coaches are the greatest. Chotr was an excellent experience, Mn Godfrey. Thanks to jfamzly, frienak, teachers and coachesf you have all helbed me hecome the person I am. Amy Mzller 'jeremzah was a hulhrog, War a good fiend of mine. .. I 've learned much j9om fiendrg they - in adrhaon to psychzc ex- plosions - remind me that I 'm stzll ahve. Skizng mazntazns my sanzty. jennder Dawn Mzller 'jenny fCh1quitaj Four years of hzgh school was enough far me! Thanks to the class of '86 jinr their frzendship through these lartfburyears. Lira and Lonl you 'll always he my hest frzencb foreverz Ifrc Mzlrkowiec Molh Mooab Thanks to all those who mark my hzgh school years survivahle, along wzth Dzet Pepszlr, 510s, 671ll:flh', partzes, Bryan Aakzms, Beverley Beach, and all the other speczal memorzes. P. S. KMF -you 're always rn my heart! Robyn Moore To the Class of '86 - Remerrthef your dreams. I hope they all come true. Suzanne Moore Sara Moot Robert Mouw Rzbhard Muller Steve Needham Caleb Nelson Lira A. Nelson Nels Some people come into our hves and quzekly go. Others stay far a while, leave fiat- prznts on our hearts, and we are neven ever the same. Best wishes class of '86. See you in ten years! Melissa Dee Nelson l IMA-'ty F I To all my french and the Horn Dogs, I am united wzth my frienak in heart, What matters J our place is wzde apart. Thanks hr the memones! Lzve your dreams! Scott Nelson Teresa Nelson Terz ' So many things have happened over the last yinur years rt 's hard to know what to write. To my frzendr, thanx far being there when I realh needed someone. Khanh Nguyen Genghis Khanh To the student boabes fespeczally the gzrlsj: it sure was a far out place jbr hzgh school It wouldn 't be that fun wzthout you guys, especzally you, MJ. But it's time to hzt the road and find much tastzer things. Chris Noud Pee Pee He was often jbund screaming Boogie Chzllon! at Henry 's Swing Club wzth Scott and hir Kawasaki He liked good old mek and roll like Springsteen, Thorogood, and Chuck Berry.Sweetheart: Lisa. Deirdre O 'Neel Gary Packer Tbere are 16 reasons wby I en- joyed my 4 years: Rzcb, Brian, Gary, Darryl Doug, jobn, Cbrzls, Greg, Brent, Ronnre, Ranch, Matt, Coopen jeff Hugo and Red Lxnda Packer Bubba Snoops.' Tberels my mom! Canl borrow your cut-om? just one more, I feel fine, wbere's tbe batbroom. Tbanks for always be- ing tbere. Love ya. Norm.' I love you witb all my beart. Natalie Pansbzn Don 't let it bring you down, it's onbr castles burnzng, just find so- meone wbo 's turning and you will come around -Neil Young. Good friends bave been wbat 's made tbese past yearzs bearable and even enjoyable. Ywmf, Brent Pawlowski ' 'Plowsk ' ' Fat bottom girls you make tbe rockin' world go 'round 'long live ski bums, parties, and rock and roll Antbony Perez Mzcbelle Peterson Tbe onb downbzll skier to actual- Q br? a snowmobile, do a som- mersault over it, and practically dzlsmember berself Tbe tbe im- portant tbzng is tbat ber skis were alngbt. I 'll .ski 'tzl I rot - or I 'm broke. Scott Pbelps Scott? Wbo? You know, tbe guy wbo was always bangzng around Kris. Yes, be zlslwas a senior Student Trainer 10, 11, 12. Melissa Pbzllilrs I 've worked played learned and lived' Tbanks for specuzlfienak, memones of football games, mid nrgbt pizzas, Beverly Beacb, romance, 20!20s, and our ex- crnng Corvallis nzgbts. Long h've 32 oz. Dzet Pepsis - wouldn 't bave made it witbout tbem. Sbellze Pitcber Let's get byped ' Tbe class of '86 bas been tbe most spirited and party-barrh class ever I 'm glad I could be a part of rt. I 've met a lot of realb' sweet people in my two years beref until we meet agazn, bang loose, enjoy lk. Jah? Plum Russell Pocbop BMW P 017151 Dd7IE6fJ do if beffdfl Liyg fgng gndpmypgf my Huydbn Mass-Hole FOREVER Tbere WAI Wow - Fm gone- I Want f0P4 not a monster in tbe sand Wab! ty Rock Lobsten rug tbe deepest Massbole on my way to tbe bot springs. Later kids, Rater Gaters Troy Privatxky Irene L. Reich Bryan Reith Thank! for the limes '86, Call me Thankr to the clan of '86 and to up ygmgfime ,md will gg bowl- all my teacherx. It ha.r been a ing, ' great buf yearzf. I wzll mir: all of you. Well almost all of you. Thea Reynolds' My major interzrt ir munc, and presently I 'm headed in that ahrection. But I know the world har a lot to ojfen .ro I wzll keep other doon' open. Davzd Rirley Daren Roerer I URO l I 'Football Ojffmive tackle. H 1? wa.fn'l far the hne, you R.B.'.r wouldn 't he anything!! It'.r all guts and no glory! I came, I saw, I lej9. Maxshole FOREVER!! Serena Rox: I don't have all the amwerx. I don 't even have half the answers: DAMN! Pamela Sanders Mzchael Sather BMW SFWWP Here'.v to all my french who hemed me through my four yearzf... 17-HS BUD'S FOR YOU? Czndy Schaumburg I wzll neverjbrget the tzrnex at the condo, tennzlr, mo-ped ndex, junior year prom and ahnnen ur- lzng rn the park wzkh juler, wat- ching No. 10 play jbothall and wild gathenng: with the fgzrlx. Scott Schmidt ' 'Scoot' ' AJ he walked past, people turned and .razd He': had to the hone! He enjoyed the reputa- iion as a chzld heater and ofien knocked old ladze: down when going to Henry 'J Swing Cluh. Ginger Schudel Mcen: Lzhe Zeppehn, the clan of '86 will rule on! Memories ofthe people, partiex, and good tzrne: will never fade. To future CHS runnerx: run with przde. Wpe away the :wean but never the deterrnzna- tzon. Anne Mane Schultz About your hair... HI try to be hlbe everyone elre, who wzll be like me? Greatext accomplzlfh- ment at CHS.' corrupting Jelect underclaumen fSchrnoo!j 'Scary, ' 'Wa-hoo, ' 'Bzg Time, ' 'Oh, you 're .fpeczalf ' 'DON'T SPE W ON ME!! ' Darby Lyn Schumacher Darb Ralh Squad K3 yr.vj,' Spanirh Clubg I entered CHS ax a naive and .rcaredto-death frerhman and am leaving as a confident, fehf actualzked adult reach' to face the real world ' THANK YOLLMR. ROHRER!!! Peter Schuyterna john Seever: Colt Sportx - Football Wrextlzng, Trachf ambition after graduation - to become a Mountain Man in the Hzmalayax. So long jinlkr, I 'm gone. Gregory S eidler Dan Sezrn Having been required to remember Jo much in the la.rt 12 years of our liver, I leave yet one more remembranceg you can pick your jrzendf and you can pzch your noxe, but you can 't pzch your friendk noxe. Bradley Senatra Andrew Shaj?r Your: trub z1rn't hir bmtherg dexpzte the deluxzon to the con- traryg the concept that twin: are rzmalcri or clone: ik .rujiczenth antzqated to be Jtuck in the Ante- Ahhadian hezrogbph Jectzon ofa mqbr art mureum. Thomas' S hajj2r Theresa Shaw Aurora S herman Bzg eyex are better Ben Shirley I am assoczated with music, but I have other znterests , too: sports, world peace...the list goes on. Remember: The hey to world peace is to T60 less on arms and more on heads. Melanie Sholes ' 'Mel l Melvzn I enjoyed bezng with the Rowahest bunch of Seniors that ever hz? CHS. The class of '86 really made us new students jifel at home. The class of '86 was the year far triumph. I wish everyone the best for the future. Douglas G. Silbernagel Gbljrzend Good Fnendr 8r Granduatzon What more can I ash? Thanks for all the good tzmes. Susan C. Smedema ...loves to swim, smxle, read Sal- zngen wear penny loajenf... Sorry, I 've got a meeting at lunch ... C'est la v1e ...can't wazt to get out of Corvallis... Watch out Merzll Lynch, here I come. Cooper Smith Susan Smith The Carchnal Puj? Beach Boys, Zeppehn, Wham! May they last forever. ..Seniors rule - Stay with the trazhhons. Keep your head above waten mznds clean and go jor your goals. Dm Smzth Captain Camoji7age Watch out you peace lovers, I 'll be watching for you. y Sandra Anne South San Long hve Polo Men, scumy trucks, Heavy-duty parties, long nights at Big O, and tall blond surfers, not to mention the goons! Thor j Stadrvold Thor jeep Stadsvold - Racing 4- Wheehn' and y9zn,' you onb get one chance. Go jbr it! Michelle Starr Linda Steele Lxnny-Lou A very unzlyue inzhvidual and an outstanzhng French student. She's friendly, considerate, and never without a smzle. Lzlbe a bubble! H there's ever a food fight, looh for Linda, she 's pro- babh started it. Luv Curly Rob Storey To all of my friends whom I care about, enjoy yourselves, let it all out. Do what you want, keep your nose out of the air Remember to Smzle. Remember to Care. I love You!! Ehlzabeth Straub Chrir Suhr H you 're gonna do zt, do zt rzght Fen - and we ahdfl Long live good I wa: here, now I am not. Well tzmes, good fiends, eruirin', par- self how ahdl get here, I unden- tyzn', rock 'n rolk gorgeous guys, tand not. Shenna zlr a Punk Dzet Pepri 32 ouneerzr, and of Roeken and I hve now at Rock- coune, the attendance lach!! Away-Beaeh! jennkr Tallzlr Avzd bunnen' :tudent - You can fool xome ofthe people Jome of the txme, and generalb that'r enough to make a profit. Ehkabeth Terhune Tell me again... Who? Me? Akapuekey! WhataMERB! See lwfom my perspectzve, everyone elxe Ill' tall' Lott ln the woodf... H you dare to hve your dreamt, you can remake the world.. Gzna Lynn Thompfon Better known to many as weenen I never outgrew the name. Volleybalk Jkzkng, and tennzlr kept me busy. jammzn' rn the jzmmyl I wzll never forget my great fiends. I love you! Keep rn touch! Sharree Thompson Katie W1 Tzll I came to Jtay then went away I 'm back agazn and here 'J the day I 've bzked dr .fklki worked 8: played I have to .ray I prefer the .fun But Jtayzng here 'J been much more fun. Marianne Torgerxen Tom Toynton Unorthodox if the bert word to describe me. Born zn '68 and graduattng in '86. fl-Iax to mean Jomethzng .fpeezal about ur. Rzght?1 Hollan Af Truda The two .fzder of Iffuda. In :ebook renzor yean double period eeramze: and double auto, 3 elarrer. Fnendb and ehjferent. Out of Jehook' full time crazy jeep Cjj dnven Una Turner Sandy Vaughn Mark Wckers Kristy Ann Walton f IFB f I On my bonorl wzll try. Tberelf a duty to be done and I say aye. Always lzczng far today, dreamzng of tomorrow, never lonng tby dreams. We'11e onh' a moment yet a world to see. Nancy Ward Wardo Actwe th soccen basketball and track. Sbe 's got a lot ofspznt, :ls a nice person and a class act. I-H7 81 URS P.S. To my piemh: Tbanksfnra great yean I love you all Herd' Ware Pmbabb wzll be remembered as bezng sbort. Played tennis for your years and plans to go to col- lege bere rn Oregon or maybe Calfnrma. Tammy Weeks Wammer Heb me! Wby does everybozb pick on me?! I know - xt 's because I laugb too mucb, rzlgbt? Well I bope everyboay 's dreams come true. I bad a blast wttb y'alL Ed Wezlrensee I 'm a Pedee born bumkin and loggmg 's my trade. Football 's my sport, but a scrub 1,116 always stayed 1,116 always worked bard tbe walls I abd burtle, but to my french I 'm just Ceczl tbe turtle. Howard A. Wells III Some want to be remembered I don 't care. Some look nice, tbey comb tbe1r bair Higb class girls tbink tbey 're bot. I tbxnk tbey need a firm cbest sbot. Goodbye scbool goodbye fiends. Hue years? Becky Wenks Came West Pamcghated zn band for 7 years and pep band Super sweet and hkes to stare at oblala. Sbe 's best fizends wztb Sbelb-Belbf, Icky, jennzQ blablabla. Favonte quote: You snff ww! Tbanks for tbe great years! ! ! ! ! Kzm Westcott Kzmmer A cool calm, junlovzng gzd Always around to keep you bap- py. Her znterests are basketball soccer and ber sbeep. Her favorzte sayzng zs Cool deal man!! Rob Wbzt1'ng Rub, Moss Man Skzlng is tbe best, Led Zepphn rules, Van Halen rocks and Moss Man Lwes! Brent Wiennger Matt William: Shelli Wilson I I 7 I I 'm realb going to mir.r the clam of '86, we were all realb cloxe. I know that a lot of us will never :ee each other again, hut I hope the memorze: will remazn jbrever Iifany j. Wdson I IBF I I thank all of my pzenalf who ac- cept me the way I am, and ke! :ony jinr thoxe who couldn't. We 're all about the Jame znxzde, appearance zlrn 't everything. Have a great lk - he yourxelf jennder Lynn Wirner Played flute in Symphonic Band yfarybur years. Cloxe pzendr with Crirpy and Chippze. Idolzke Gumhy, Pokey, and Pee- Wee. Friendly, emotional caring, almoxt alwayx laughing, extremebl talkatrkze. Kris' Wooahzde Rear41?! OK! Cheerleader.' 3 yn. Alway: got a Jmzlefar Jomethzng. Did he kiln you? I'd go to Iceland to get your napkin -Charley. OREO OREO O Hello, ir Micheal there? Yea, Micheal Pottx. The following photo! were late arrzualy. F. Greg Younger T510 Bill I 'm fum Wetnam, I came to the United State! in 1984 hy myxehf I have been here for 16 monthx. My favorite actwzier are playing soccer, haxkethall Jwimming, and playing the guitar. David Claypool Peter Emi Haleh Vakzl Gzlani -Mrlfk H0m1r1g Yvonne Hubeny mmm Hurd Mbgjejfeji J0hnf21rKe,lee SIIZIWW Kvvber Tom Lara Um Mclntosb jam MCM,-,fun To j91endr wzlfb love. Our lzbxer are .ro much more than the world can Jee. The outcome if part of uf, both of us, you and me. Good bye CHS, 101211 no regrets. Andrea.: Member M1153 Monfgomeo. Lan Nguyen Fen pbam Bzana Stephem Jolena Taylor Gary Wrlson 2: wb 2 11-f1,f.7.1a..w Qwafzrl vvzzssii... I gwigwzgzisl nfiiilliiig V Q S .E sf: i r . M 5 4 . , be .wi iNivigQg3E.z: ,,,.:'i12QEf:: . 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To all the cool people in this' school you'11e never made me want to drool You mzght he populan you think you 're all raaf hut you are all followers, kllow- ing the latextfad Good-bye. Kzm Yocom Afier hzgh school I plan to work jizr a year or Jo, then go to Beauty College. Then I may enroll rn Lznn Benton Communuy Col lege, where I would hhe to major rn husinesx. A v A v ' x !,.' . .-Ln, ' ' ,,v 1, Xa .1 Pgilfg 2 3-2. Q:-5, : +-.41 ., P' SQ! 5 'f X ' ' ,L-. ' ' 5- 4 M1 1 rw. Wx 1- A 'ir A5513 T6 A X if EQ fi x -iq, wsu wg, my-x 'FHM ,mm hw 4 ATL .sp is W www :L and wen' if 2 - ,V 1, ' 1 -53 -a Xx:N :A V' 'Q sr MV, U 4 ' R 4 - is '?'L., QW W,,g, 4 xv ., MM M M , . ! .H , ,J 3' EH? ' W . -',wg .1, - A N 'G N. AX xx 'it I w uunuhb 'em N. '. I., 135 I 1 .2 ' f X 4.1 y 4' x 1 1 4 L' 1 xiii... .2 wlilf. j,:'.lf1N 1' -5 -. ,fu ig -J',1.LP'. .K ,,, Q K P 'U' f' W ',,.1 ' Q.H,,1.. gr . 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Llnn-Benton , ' Communltv College 6M SW P3CIflC Bouievard Albany, Oregon 97321 1 ' Mamma 442 NW std sf Ear Expresslons D0f59Y Bus 777 NW 9th 1500 NW 9th 752 8519 754 7524 754 0895 km 23,82-WM Q- Tum a Lum Lumber Bank of Corvallls 1327 NW 9th 2600 NW 9th 752 3419 757 2600 AUTGQRAPFIS J N, ,v C91 Zsseglxilll 131 Cwel ers 753 37gihS0 U S Ba hes . 0715 115LPf110 CONGYJX QD Gooo was CLASS MAKE TBNXN NN Rlch ard Lmdel. D D ' s Lead 'HQ Flo ral 205 cm-valhi law Grant l'eg0ll S W M 7 adlso 744 n 7 O O C ,M W ' , - . 3 h,, W . . , , N NS 101115 OE 1986. O Member EOXQ- ' mhsxsmxos swam own CONBXHS Branch o 3 00 ' ' . 151-mo 9 I l I First Interstate Bank 235 NW Monroe 757-5615 CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1986 Htkh ,P M d 0 gl 900 NW 4th 757 1405 JACK SCOVILLE TD 753 1694 New CARS 442 sw 2 d WILSON MOTORS 1105 NW 5th CORVALLIS 752 4201 from the WAYNE BUCK New Car CHEVROLET oLDsMoBlLE Dealers Assoclatlon SIGNER PAUL S auto morons 'mports 1475 NW 9th 153 1646 HEID PONTIAC John 3, pm' M TOYOTA PEUGEOT Al u c i n X Vol swagen 'M ' az a I ,X Y ' ' HWY 34 8. RIVERSIDE DRIVE - PHONE 753- I 5th 8- B BUICK-CADILLAC-G - - , SUBARU-FIAT Serving the Corvallis area I for over 17 years - l J' 's IIIIIINIIIIJ HQHIIIIIM - BALL STUDIO Hhllamette Valley photographers smce 1912 Corner of 6th 8z Adams St Corvallls Oregon 753 5721 Kmgs Clrcle Shell Home Federal Szwmgs 2075 NW Circle Blvd 956 N W Czrcle Blvd 753 9011 754 6111 r - ' . ' . U 5 l I Albeft5.0n,S Congratulations! 2005 NW Clrcle Blvd. Ronald W. 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Allison Marek 6, 13, 29.46, 112 Scott Maresh 23, 53. 124 Denise Margeson 101 Joseph Marino 112 Genevieve Marstall 101 Brian Martin 124 Kristina Martin 101 Robert Martini 124 Molle Martinson 9, 18, 49, 32, 130, 141, Michele Masella 112 Julia Mathison 50, 53, 90, 124 Tricia Mattson 101 Matt Maurais 124 Carey McBride 91, 124 Mark McCaffery 50, 60 Angela McCarthy 12, 20, 47, 124, 66 Tony McCormik- 112 Barbara McDaniel 112 Brock McFarlane 124 Laurie McGuire 124, 158 Ryon Mel-luron 124 Jocelyn Mclntire 12, 20, 112, 115, 33, 32 Paige Mclntire 27, 101 Jon Mclntosh 101, 67 Tim Mclntosh 151, 67 Darci Mckibben 13, 29, 112, 42, 66 Lisa McLemor 124 Ruth MCM2ll2.rl 101 Samuel McMechan 151 Christy McNaughta.n 144, 66 Clint McNaughtan 14, 24, 124 James McQueen 124 Shari Mears 112 Wendy Meddaugh 45, 57, 112, 172 Brenda Mejdell 2, 8, 49, 62, 74, 141, 156 Michele Melton 112 Jeff Mendenhall 14, 16, ss, 142 Alberto Mendes 50, 142 Elizabeth Menzies 124 Eric Meslow 142 Amy Metcalf 27, 101 Edward Metcalf 142 John Metcalf 24, 112 Andreas Metscher 46, 50, 124, 151 157, 158 , 5 Kristen Meyer 124 Melissa Meyer 26, 112 Steven Meyer 16, 142 Brian Meyers 64, 112 Penny Mickel 101 James Mickenham 24, 113 John Mickenham 14, 24, 125 John Miles 68, 113 Stephanie Miles 68, 113 Amy Miller 47, 53, 58, 78, 142, 153 158 r Bruce Miller 101 Jennifer Miller 66, 142 Sharon Miller 101 Theresa Miller 125 Chester Miskowiec 142, 159 Mark Miskowiec 113 Lora Mittag 53, 125 Teresa Moad 113 Tonya Modrell 75, 113 Rebecca Moffit 56, 113 Mike Montgomery 151 Stacy Montgomery 83, 101 Chris Moody 24, 113 Molly Moody 4, 48, 49, 142 Jason Moore 52, 101 Jeff Moore 113 Karla Moore 67, 101 Robin Moore 142 Suzanne Moore 53, 142 Vanessa Moore 113 Sara Moot 8, 57, 73, 76, 143, 157 Iaurie Morris 125 Jennifer Morse 26, 42, 53 Linda Moss 113 Derek Mouw 14, 125 Robert Mouw 14, 143 Chad Muilenburg 23, 50, 53, 73, 113 Richard Muller 9, 14, 143, 156 Jay Munson 24, 34, 125 Debi Murk 7 Pascha Naderi-Nejad 27, 101 Alice Nagy 49, 53, 125, 128 Ellen Nagy 27, 49, 50, 67, 101 Terrence Nash 66, 101 Brian Nathman 12, 23 Jeanne Nathman 101 Steve Needham 5, 16, 38, 66, 143 Joseph Neelands 113 Alan Nelson 24, 113 Beth Nelson 47, 57, 63. 68, 121, 125, 160 Caleb Nelson 36, 143 Joel Nelson 24, 36, 113 Kara Nelson 53, 125 Lisa Nelson 44, 52, 143, 155 Melissa Nelson 53, 62, 63, 74, 143, 156, 159 Scott Nelson 64, 143 Teresa Nelson 143 Tony Nesbitt 113 Janel Ness 3, 125 Florence Newberger 53, 58, 59, 60, 113 Karl Neyhart 101 Kristina Neyhart 68 Khanh Nguyen 8, 143 Nhu-lan Nguyen 151 Nhu-ngoc Nguyen 101 Thao Nguyen 101 Patricia Nibler 113 Randall Nibler 53, 60, 125 Melissa Nichols 102 Erik Nissani 113 Daniel Nixon 36, 125 Laina Nixon 36, 102 Megan Noak 83, 102 Errol Noel 46, 114 Jeremy Noland 114 Richard Norton 125 Christopher Noud 143 Paula Novak 36, 125 Amy O,Neel 68, 125 Deirdre O'Neel 143 Kathleen O'Neill 13, 29, 114 David O'Shaughnessy 114 Sean O'Shea 16, 68, 125 Stephen Oat 40, 54, 58, 64, 125 Ania Olas 46 James Olds 102 Kristin 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126 Justin Plackett 102 Iulie Plum 8, 144, 159 Russell Pochop 16, 39, 53, 144 Brian Pofahl 13, 22, 23, 82, 144, 151 59 Shad Pollari 102 Lisa Pond 67, 102 Tammy Pond 56, 60, 66, 126 Rod Poppleton 14, 24, 34, 126 Millie Poston 126 Jennifer Potter 47, 50, 102 Jonathan Potter 114 Mark Pressey 24, 30, 40, 114 Gina Preston 114 Joseph Preston 125 Troy Privatsky 145 Tracy Quakenbush 114 Jason Quick 24, 52, 115 Kristin Quidt 115 Patridt Quiner 115 Cory Rea 6, 108, 115 John Reddicks 126 Steve Reeves 23, 126 Todd Reeve 16, 28, 117 Irene Reich 145 Bryan Reith 14, 145 Matthew Rennie 102 Gregory Reser 40, 126 Mary Revere 68, 115 Thea Reynolds 64, 145, 153 Jeffrey Rhodes 126 Kenneth Rhodes 12, 25, 34, 35, 102 Andrea Richardson 53 Shawn Richey 115 Joanna Rinker 102 Eric Risen 102 David Risley 145 Teresa Robertson 12, 20, 126 Richard Robideaux 102 Lisa Robinson 102, 115 Lisa Robnett 76 Dylan Roelofs 58, 114, 115 Daren Roeser 14, 145, 157 Deanna Rognlien 51, 53, 126 Darrell Roland 61, 115 Mickel Rompa 14, 40, 49, 64, 126 Jeff Root 115 Krista Rosenbalrn 66, 77, 115 Christopher Rosenfeld 115 John Ross 57.84, 113, 115 Serena Ross 47, 53. 57, 62, 66, 78, 145 170 Asher Royce 58, 127 Leah Rubrecht 127 Enik Rudisill 58, 60, 84, 127 Gayle Salmon 103 Sulayma Sanchez 68, 77, 115 David Sanders 23, 127 Pamela Sanders 12, 20, 53, 61, 115, Stephanie Sanders 26 Toni Sargent 126, 127 Peter Sartwell 115 Michael Sather 22, 23, 34, 145, 159 Derek Sato 49, 127 Kristina Satterfield 58, 127 Michele Scalise 4, 127 Brian Schamp 145, 158 Cynthia Schaumburg 18, 48, 49, 145, 156 Henry Schaup 68, 103 Lisa Schaup 2, 78, 158 Heidi Schmedding 18, 32, 49, 53, 127 Edward Schmidt 145 Gina Schmidt 103 Patricia Schmidt 77 Teena Schmidt 76, 103 Amy Schmisseur 27, 67, 103 Antje Scholz 38, 46, 50, 51, 127, 153 David Schroeder 103 Cory Schudel 12, 25, 103 Ginger Schudel 23. 146 Dalhia Schuerte 12, 20, 115 Anne Marie Schultz 4, 5. 18, 50, 53, 146, 153, 154, 157, 160 john Schultz 41, 103 Tom Schultz 12, 25 Darby Schumacher 54, 62, 74, 75, 81, 146, 155. 156, 158 jane Schuytema 103 Peter Schuytema 68, 146 Freya Scott 50, 67, 103 jacob Scott 103 john Seevers 14, 146 Teresa Seevers 103 Gregory Seidler 53, 146 Rachael Seidler 50. 53. 115 Renee Seidler 73, 103 Daniel Seim 14, 64, 146, 153 jill Seim 26, 64, 115 Gary Selander 103 Saul Selberg 115 Heather Self 67, 103 Kenneth Self 103. 127 Kelly Selvig 115 Bradley Senatra 2, 30, 146 Andrew Shaffer 44, 52, 146, 154 Thomas Shaffer 48, 146 joshua Shane 50, 66 james Shaw 127 Teresa Shaw 146 Paul Shearman 16, 127 Craig Shelby 115 Emily Sheldrick 47, 53. 57, 67, 76, 115, 160 Sarah Sheldrick 47, 57. 73, 76, 127, 160 Bill Shepard 58, 127 Charles Shepard 115 Myka Shepard 127 Aurora Sherman 51, 53. 57, 66, 70, 146, 154 joe Sherman 115 Recinda Sherman 23, 57, 58, 59, 116 Michelle Shields 127 Ben Shirley 47, 53.64, 147 Melanie Sholes 147 Travis Shula 64, 127 Doug Silbernagel 14, 147, 155 Todd Silbemagel 24, 127 jason Skecn 12, 25, 103 Charles Skinner 58, 72, 127 Rollin Skinner 103, 127 Karin Slabaugh 26, 32, 46, 49, 50, 53 jerrit Slater 103 Chrissy Smartt 103 Michael Smedema 36, 103 Susan Smedema 46, 50. 53, 76, 136, 147, 15 Alyson Smith 52, 64, 116 Ashley Smith 147 Ethan Smith 36, 103 3 james Smith 12, 25. 34, 103 jennifer Smith 38, 66, 127 Matthew Smith 14, 24, 127 Melanie Smith 13, 29, 54, 56, 60 Nicole Smith 36, 53, 66, 127 Susan Smith 147 Timothy Smith 147 Tracy Smith 103 Van Smith 58, 104 Erica Snyder 104 Sandra South 58, 147 Gregory Sower 116 Schuyler Spehar 104 Christine Spicher 54, 75, 128 john Spicher 34, 128 Shanan Spilsbury 116 jason Sprague 104 Ricanna Springer 61, 104 Thor Stadsvold 147 Melissa Stair 66, 116 Kirsten Starkey 13. 29. 116 Douglas Starr 24, 116 Kristina Starr 67, 83, 104 Michelle Starr 62, 66, 67, 74, 147, 156 Linda Steele 50, 147 Scott Steiner 12, 25, 104 Biana Stephens 152 Geoffrey Stephenson 104 Doug Stevenson 14, 24, 128 Michelle Stilwell 104 Robert Storey 147, 156 Aimee Strand 53, 116 Beth Straub 4, 62, 74, 148, 156 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Kristi Trask 128 Ann Tripp 48, 68, 128 Corina Tsuda 104 Hollan Tsuda 148 Robert Tucker 116 Tod Tucker 128 Matthew Tumer 116 Tina Tumer 148 Wendy Tumer 104 Heather Uttil 128 Geoffrey Unger 128, 129 David Vail 116 Matthew Vail 66, 117 Marshall Vale 104 F. Van Dom 128 Mitzi Varga 71, 117 Nicholas Varga 12, 25, 41, 104 Sandy Vaughn 148 Mark Vickers 149, 159 Melanie Vinson 49, 50, 53, 128 Chris Vosburg 117 Christian Wade 117 john Wagner 104 Elizabeth Walsh 36, 117 jerry Walter 104 Kristy Walton 46, 53. 149 He Wang 51, 53. 128 Yan Wang 117 Nancy Ward 12, 20, 36, 149 Chesla Ware 77, 117 Heidi Ware 52, 77, 149 Treena Watford 117 Darren Wayne 104 Derek Wayne 104 Sevrin Weaver 49, 117 Rachael Weber 3, 47, 54, 57, 70, 128 A. Wee 128 Tammy Weeks 77, 149 David Wehnert 28, 117 Charise Weihs 66, 105 Edward Weisensee 5, 14, 53, 149 Tristan Wellman 24, 128 Howard Wells 16, 53, 149 Brent Welty 12, 25, 105 Becky Wenks 56, 149 Maralee Wemz 64, 117 Carrie West 64, 149 3. 61, 148 N v 1 julie West 105 Marcia West 53 Kimberly Westcott 4, 32, 149 Molly Westcott 9, 128, 129 Rebecca Wheeler 50. 53, 128, 129 Ruth Wheeler 49, 105 Eric White 24, 117 Chris Whiting 105 Robert Whiting 149 Lynne Whitley 105 Brent Wiesinger 149 Krista Wigle 3. 57. 66, 128 Rachele Wigle 117 Amy Wilbum 105 Shauna Wildman 105 Kirsten Wille 36, 105 Matthew Williams 150, 155 Gina Williamson 26, 42, 117 Donald Wilson 128 Gary Wilson 152 Rochelle Wilson 150, 157 Tiffany Wilson 66, 150, 155 jennifer Wisner 64, 150 Valerie Wisner 128 Conan Witzel 58, 128 Eton Witzel 105 Catherine Woelfle 105 Kathy Wolf 128 Sophie Woodcodc 105 Marcus Woods 14, 24, 117 Rebecca Woods 117 Shannon Woods 105 Kristina Woodside 2, 9. 62, 74, 75. laura Woodward 128 I.isaWoody 76, 105 jamie Woolley 27, 105 john Woolley 36, 117 Dana Wright 52, 57.81, 128 jennifer Wright 36 Khris Wright 128 Cole Yarber 12, 25, 105 Sean Yarber 4, 126, 128 Kimberly Yocom 152 Deborah Yost 75, 117 jennifer Yother 105 Gregory Younger 150 Matthew Younger 14, 24, 66, 128 Corrina Zib 128 Laura Ziemer 26, 106, 117 Amy Zollinger 76, 105 Tamra Zollinger 105 Charles Beauchamp 150. 156 175 STAFF Editor: lulie Knapp Adviser: Bill Howry Assistant Editor: Heather lohnson Photo Editor: lulie Burridge Ads: Ann Tripp, Anne Marie Schultz Typesetter: lulie Little Photographers: Tom Shaffer lulie Knapp Eric Meslow STAFF Amber Allen Kathy Gutierrez Kelly Anderson Alice Kirby Emily Blus Eric Meslow Lara Clinton Molly Moody Kathy Creighton Eva Oye Becky Davis Melissa Phillips Stephanie Gilbert Cindy Schaumburg Amy Good rich Beth Straub QWMVQQQX, M RWM UW 1 Wvij, 1 as W4 Wm m aMwP f cf M mv 1 'WW' W 'M W Mmiw We V' NOG if W md gum bowl .fm why Wow Ck M 3, LML me wc f Ymfcxff Lx'2ufKH'Iux N0h ww X10 vi dmc JW 1 f wb, if 5 Um M ogmmx W vi 1' we mm zmw M ef lm W c,fwcLMfM in Wh M Wm mi 4fUoHalf L1w Wm M4 M Umk W Nfl vuwcfmbw and M. 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