Dallas High School - Dragon Yearbook (Dallas, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1988 volume:

Contents 77 Christy Randles is crowned by the 1986 queen Michelle Kellum. Michelle's escort for the assembly was senior Alex Rivera . Homecoming '87 Homecoming 1987. October 12-17. The tradition continued in 1987 with the Homecoming Spirit week. Through the week, DHS students enjoyed a variety of activities, showing their enoro-mous amount of spirit. Each day of the week was a special dress-up day, such as Disney day and Hippie day. It was sort of disappointing, it was just like last year, agreed Dan Crichlow and John Grippin. The annual Powder Puff football game was played Monday night. The seniors were victorious 28-0. The coronation assembly was held Tuesday in the gym. The court was presented to the crowd by the Master of Ceremonies, Mr. Jim Fairchild. Christy Randles was announced as the queen. She took her Queen's walk and officially opened the Homecoming festivities. Dra-gonnaires sang the theme Stand by me and senior Tina Emigh sang the Homecoming song “In My Dreams . The week came to a close Friday night with the football game against Stayton. The Dragons beat the Eagles with an awesome score of 55-7. It was really awesome. We really romped 'em, stated Gary Burton. After the game a dance was held in the DHS cafeteria. It was open to all high school students and past DHS alumni. The colors for the evening were red, black, and white. The dance was semi formal and a DJ was hired. By Michelle Cook Queen Christy Randles reads the Homecoming scroll, held by her escort Scott Tallon. The reading of the scroll signifies the opening of the Homecoming activities. 2 v Members of the Homecoming court show the playful side The entire school was nvited to dress n ce on the day of the assembly Drogonrvares sing the theme Stand by me during the assembly on Tuesday. Tna Ermgh. second row. third from left, also sang the song In my Dreams . The freshmen float parades around the track dumg halftime Eoch float in the parade won an award Mr. Jrn Farched as the Master of Ceremonies at the assembly. Mr Forchid is also an assistant coach for the Dragon footbal team Varsity cheerleaders always nde the fire en ne during the halftime parade These girls have the heavy responsibility of keeping the spirit high Christy Ranches addresses the crowd at halftime The court was presented to the stodwm as they paroded around the trock The entire Homecoming court poses for an official picture. As a tradition, the group went out to a lunch in Salem after the assem- W bly. Royal attendants Angie Camley and Nancy Russel cruse around Galaspy Field The driver of thee hot red corvette was Mke Bdmon Princess Tina Evans cfcjmg the Homecoming parade Tina's escort and chaff ear for the evening was Jarred Clark Tina Emigh sings the Homecoming theme song. The song was In my dreams by REO Speed-wagon. Joey Barnes, senior, runs for a touchdown at the Homecomrrg footbal game The Drogoas went on to beat the Stayton Eogles by qute a few touchdowns. Senior Tm Curran shows his sprit on ho-vorite star day. This is Tim's impression of his idol. Pee-Wee Herman 5 1 Jo© Wallace — What a studly muscle man! It's all from the workout Joe gets from pushing people in the halls! Two years ago these sweatshirts were sold by the yearbook staff. They were rare sweatshirts that had the year and everyone in the class on them. Brenda Waldner looks special while walking around the halls. This was the thing to do while waiting for school to start. Seniors Karri© Brigham Missy Bugby Sagrario Ulman Trent Burr Gary Burton Ty Buxman David Buyserie Al Champ Phil Chap Brian Chase Brad Chrisman Jarred Clark Dan Collingham Michelle Cook Sunny Costelow Mike Friesen Valeri© Friesen Tina Fuhrman Nolan Gerber Sarah Gibby Richard Gilmore Melissa Greeling John Grippin Vaa '88! Sunny Costelow, Jennifer Davis. Angie Routs. Ty Buxman and Tim Curran getting ready for another fun day at school. Lori Lathen peeks over Sunny and Jennifer. Angi Dankenbring and Kristi Jones give that famous Senior Smile. They have been good friends since grade school. 9 Seniors Did you like your Senior pictures?!?! The good old days of waiting to hear the first letter of your name called so you can go to the lovely cafeteria and for what ... getting your pictures taken. Wow!!! How fun!! It takes two seconds to take a picture you have to live with for a year. Like most people you probably don't like them! One of the many advantages of being a senior is the senior pictures. The only bad thing is the cost of the pictures. It is totally worth it though!! You can have the pictures taken in any outfit. Ranging from a prom dress or a tux to jeans and a sweatshirt. You can have the picture taken with any kind of prop ranging from a car to a cat. There is no line to wait in and you don't have to worry about your hair because you can do it as many times as you want. Also, if you don't like the way one of the pictures look you have many more to choose from. Then you can pick as many as you want or as few as you want, you don't have a certain packet to choose from. Seniors, enjoy getting your pictures taken! You're only a senior once. Like Cindy Bressler told me. I was so proud of my picture I could have pinned it to me! You all should be proud! By Ann Berry and Trade Steggell Consumer Economics was definitely a SENIOR class. This year the name of the class was changed from Personal Finance II to Consumer Economics. Julie Horton Marc Howell Tiffany Jimenez Guy Jones 10 Gordon Kenyon Angie Kirk Tammy Koenig Christina Luc© Brian Luker Steven Mabry KeHy Maddux Tony Magawa Nicole McWhirter Judy Messer Christy Metzler Cari Miller Kellee Miller Tom Murdock Cindy Nyquist Holli Olson 12 Stephen Parks Trina Parlanti Byron Perry John Peterson Scott Tollon Jonean Thomas James Thorton Don Tiernan Lincoln Todd Eric Veach Adam Wagoner Brenda Waldner Traci Walker Stacey Wall Joe Wallace Kristie Will Becca Wimer Class Lia Yomnick 14 Tamela Young Chris Zuniga Paul Delsman and Ty Buxman make the cutest powder puff cheerleaders. The other cheerleaders were Steve Martinelli. Guy Jones, and Tim Curran. Corey Blackburn nevered smiled so much! That is probably because for about a month Ns jaw was wired shut! Tracie Steggell prepares for a day of her favorite classes. Trade's favorite was Consumer Economics with Mr. Fritz. Joke. Joke ... Showing her artistic ability. Brenda Hamm is taking one of Mr. Johnsons' art classes. Brenda also attended Sprague High School. The homecoming court and escorts take a great picture together. Especially when they're not so serious! Tina Evans and Sunny Costelow try and listen in Mr. Steins' Sociology class. Tina Evans was the yearbook editor her Junior and Sophomore year. We made it!!!!!!!!!!!! 16 PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOPLE Three months of no school. Three months of warm days. Three months of doing WHATEVER YOU WANT! Summertime is funtime as most would say and another summer just flew by. The summer of '87 was a short one but then again, just because it was short doesn't mean it wasn't fun! “I had a great summer, I thought it was just too short! replied Senior Cindy Bressler. The season started out pretty good, no clouds, lots of sun and activity. Then came July and the clouds but no one gave up hope. August proved there was hope and the sun once shined and raised the thermometer to 97, then 95, then 98 ... Perfect for the beach of Detroit Lake! As September came near and everyone went back to school, it was agreed it was a short summer. But hey, it's been said before - they'll be more summers yet to conquer! By Tracie Steggell Mr. Walker spends his summer days water skiing. He and his family rent a houseboat on Shasta Lake in California every summer. Mileine Beathard and Brad Herbison pose with Mickey in Disneyland. Brad and Mileine were both soon-to-be Juniors. 18 Tammi Ernst and Ann Berry enjoy a hot summer day at Raging Waters in San Jose. California, Both Tammi and Ann stayed with their relatives in San Jose for the summer.  Back row - Brenda Hamm, Jenny Prater and Jalynn Earhart. Bottom row - Buffy Braden. Barb Andre and Shea Lippert. The bunch took a camping trip and stayed at the Oregon Coast for a weekend. Tina Fuhrmann, left and Traci Walker, right get wet on Lake Shasta. Tina went with the Walker family on their vacation in California. Paula Lapp and her mom. Bev, pose before they go into Disney-Kian Ramsay and Marc Howell cruise down the Deschutes River. This land. The family spent two days there and also went to many was taken in August in Oak Springs. other places in Southern California. 19 Juniors Did we have a good time ???? The Junior class, we are now upperclassmen at Dallas High School. We are going to the prom this year and the girls are arch bearers at graduation. This has been a great junior year stated Danelle Pelto. And Debie Ott agrees that this has been a really good year. The junior class has lots of spirit as you can see at the pep assembly on the right. But we have the most people. We have one more year to go and that will be the end of our high school years. Tom Ak ridge Charlotte Anderson Marci Anderson Twiggy Angellford Dawn Antonucci David Archer Shawn Armpriest Corey Armstrong Laura Arndt Amy Austin Sherri Bahns Eric Baker Jon Barber Jennifer Barnard Andrew Beardsley Mileine Beathard Karen Bechtold Troy Belcher Deanine Benitz Dawn Bennett Gary Bennett Paul Berg James Berry Marilyn Berry Jenifer Betts Shawn Blain Mike Blanchard Terri Blessing Lisa Blishke 20 JUNIORS Thad Boatwright Joe Bonogofski Aaron Bosket Steve Bouchard Zach Boyson June Brown Dennis Burbank Kin Burns Kim Burton Chris Campbell Dan Carlson Ann Caudill Sarah Cave Christy Clark Becky Crouse Angie Crumley Steve Dankenbring Kevin Daulton Colin Davids Teresa Debusk Tera Derrick Darian Domes Andra Dougherty Marc Drill Steven Duffin Jason Dunkin Dave Dunmire Bob Eames Carl Earhart Misty Earhart Toni Eckroth Tim English Randy Evenson Steve Fink Heather Fischer Bryan Fitch Kevin Flowers Robert Foster Sandy Francis Sheri Franz Dena Frazier Danelle Friesen Melinda Friesen Brian Gardner Sean Garrison Eve Geissinger Brenda Gerber Julie Giesbrecht John Gilbert JUNIORS 21 Richard Gray Mike Green Jeanette Haase Hugh Hague Susanna Hague Shelly Hahn Chad Hand Sonia Harms Jay Hart George Harustak Randy Harwood Deloni Haskins Kelly Hassler Josh Heath Brad Herbison Robert Heriford Eric Heximer Shelly Hiebert Kristen Hill Tyna Holgate Rob Hopkins Chris Horn Jim Hughes John Hull Annette Hunter Cam Hunter Lyle Inman Darla Isaac Charlene Jackson James Kendall Craig Johannson Jeff Johnson Kraig Kanoff Phil Krocker Chris Larson Jody Lavy ♦ Vic Lease Alan Leifheit Polly Lenon David Lettinmaier 22 JUNIORS Jim Lewis Robert Lewis Sarah Locke Bobbi Long Lee Loving Matt Lyman Craig Mackey Angie Magawa Paul Macedo Amy Martin Mike McDonald Eric McKown Kim McCloud Corey McDaniel Angie McLaughlin Roxcella McCool Angel Menear John Miller Toni Miller Jay Minyard Stacy Moriarty Kevin Mosier Jay Moskal Scott Neal Tony Nelson Todd Nelson Amy Newton Anita Nielsen Yvette Oehler Debbie Ott Christy Overstreet Darryl Patton Danelle Pelto Christa Pettit Mike McDonald relaxes in the student center trying to keep cool Mike played on the varsity football this year. Phil Krocker. Zach Boyson. Chad Hand. Randy Evenson take it easy in Art class. All four are juniors. Juniors 23 Jerry Plant Heather Pomeroy Mary Poore Shyla Pope Jeremy PoweH Shari Quinton Tamilla Quiring Steve Ratzlaff Arnie Retherfond Beth Rhoten Phil Rickson Steve Riley Amy Robinson Tony Rowell James Rowland John Salas Melissa Schiering Julie Schierling Danny Schmidt Chandra Schnekenburger Tami Schrock Kari Schwartz Derick Scroggin Mark Sharp Trina Shepard Lisa Sickles Ron Skidmore Ryan Slack Dianna Slaska John Smith Christy Clark and Michelle Jones have some fun in the hall between classes. Christy and Michelle are good friends. Mike Green takes an order from Mrs. Fisher in the school store. Mike had to take Marketing I or II to work in the school store. 24 JUNIORS Tom Synder Michelle Stilwell Ray Stull Tim Swenson Tim Teal Jennifer Teichrow Ricie Tharp Shawn Thomas Darrel Thor son Diane Townsend Kris Tripp Lisa Vanelverdinghe Mike Villwock Gena Wagoner Amy Wakdrod Andy Ward Steve Ward Kellie Weems Dusty Weins Jenny Weiss Mark Weissensee Terri Wheatly Jason White Lori Williams Kevin Williams Sonja Wilson Jamie Winters Wade Wynia Not Pictured: Doug Burbank. Brady Coates. Tonya Devericks. Jason Gregory. Nick Hill. Lisa Humphreys. Amy Lefever. Allen Nielsen, Jeff O'Brien. By Jody Lavy Chary I Young Latham Zubillaga JUNIORS 25 Sophomores A year to remember Sophomores at DHS this year are a wild and crazy bunch of kids. Lets just stop and think for a minute or two why they are this way and what caused it all. Looking back, I'm sure most will recall the . year-long co-ed PE courses, barely passing the dreaded constitution test, buying class rings, and passing their last year of required math. Now, this diverse group looks forward to their upcoming junior and, most important, senior year with Mr. Clark as their class advisior. Best wishes to the class of 1990. Make your two remaining years of high school the most memorable ever!! High school is fun, but I can't wait to graduate! Cliff Dukes by Lora Lapp Clif Dukes is caught by surprise! Cliff is one of the quieter sophomores of the high school. Beth Aguinaga Shona Alison Veronica Amaya Judy Bailey Richard Bailey Mary Barnett Julie Baumgartner Tracy Belcher Marianne Biddinger John Bishop Garth Blake Tonya Bliven Julie Boatwright Buffy Braden Jonathan Breen Donna Brigham John Buller Kent Burr Stephanie Cameron Kevin Cambell Robin Carter 26 SOPHOMORES Suzanne Cassim Anthony Chance Stacy Chandler Bill Christensen Chrissta Clift Jerry Cole Jason Collingham Micheal Collingham Eric Cone Shawn Coreson April Costelow Christy Crichlow Becky Daily Kacy Dankenbring Robert Davis Travis Dawson Marc Dent Tonya Devericks Joel Dingman Clifford Dukes Kim Durbin Raeme Ellis Becky Engel Jolyn English Karyn English Al Erickson Juli Ferguson Kevin Fink Penny Fisher Tamie Foster Jon Fox Jeremy Friesen Carey Frink Howard Gerber Andrew Gibby Jdson Gilliand Stacey Gilmore Heather Grady Lori Haertel Craig Hall Officers President: Adam Johnston Vice-President: Don Kellum Secretary: Jolyn English Treasurer: Steph Mosley Activities: Jenifer Mitas SOPHOMORES 27 Lori Hall Shawn Halleman Darrell Hamilton David Hamm Lisa Hatcher Carl Haynes Aaron Heriford Eric Hiebenthal Juli Heibert Kirk Hillebrand Patrick Holbrook Adam Hunsicker Tammy Hurt Ellis Hyde Lisa lott Tim Ivey Lisa Jeffrey Adam Johnston Dan Johnston Angela Jones Karla Kappel Annette Karn Don Kellum Carey Kelsey Renee Kirk Paula Lapp David La Voie Melissa Liggitt Mike Link Sara Locke Ray Loewen Brenda Loggains Tracy Maddux Luis Mata Monte McBeth Lisa McKibben Douglas McWhirter Dan Mersch Jason Messer Timothy Metzler Mike Miller Jenifer Mitas Micheal Mock Rodney Moore Deborah Morris Stephanie Mosley Sean Mueller Emily Nance Kandice Newton 28 SOPHOMORES Mike Storm working hard in drawing class. Mike played on both the football and basketball teams this year. Mr. Balsley teaching his sophomore biology class. Baz . as he is known to many, is the advisor for S.F.I.G., a science club at the high school. Derek Nolan Jennifer Olsen Mark Oneth Nick Ostrander Tammi Parks Brandon Parlanti Dianna Parianti Kim Patton Brian Pelto Ryan Petersen Dawn Plante Bryant Poelz Pat Pomeroy Rodger Pope Sophomores 29 Jason Porath Jaunda Pritchard Jade Pruitt Maria Quesada Bryan Quinn Dana Rancor© Pam Ratzlaff Sylvia Ratzlaff Juli Reed Angie Robinson Tomas Romfo Daniel Romine Vicki Rose Chet Rosenbalm Nancy Russell Paul Salleng Ed Samples Tony Sarkisian Brad Schrag Willie Sharp Inga Short Renee Thayer and Annette Karn posing for the camera. Renee. a sophomore, is in her second year of band at the high school. Paul Snyder Cindy Sohn Michelle Sparks Heidi Steggell Mike Storm Rich Storm Tammy Sullenger Tim Sullenger Scott Taylor Renee Thayer David Thiessen Heather Thomas Jennifer Thomas Shawn Thomas Ralph Thompson Jeannette Thorson 30 SOPHOMORES Juli© Tiernan Jonathon Toepfer Carol Toland Sarah Totten Kevin True Dana Trueax Mary Tucker Holly Tweet Michele VanElverdinghe Chad VanOrder Tanya Vesely Vanessa Villalobos Kari Vlasak Pat Wahlmeier Micheal Walker Vicki Watson Michele Webb Frank Wellman Traci Wells Dawne Wetter Charla Wheat Wendy Whitacre Benjamin White Andrea Wilcke Becky Wilkerson Carrie Williamson Emilie Wilson Gina Wilson Sophomores Judy Bailey and Steph Mosley working hard in Mr. Schiopen's 5th period biology class. Both girls played on the varsity volleyball team this year. Jason Wolf Shawn Wright Wendi Wynia Melanie Yoder NOT PICTURED Steven Duffin Justin Ernst Jeff Hickman Leiana Jo'e Carey Kelsey Sharie Maxfield Inga Mullins Kiet Nguyen Ryan Parks Raimie Peterson Phil Rickson Tim Fomfo Don Stango SOPHOMORES 31 Kian Ramsay. Trent Burr. Steve Mabry and Gary Burton by the football team. This was for a pep assembly during the playoffs. Freshmen! Here they are — showing what they've got at another pep assembly. Just wait until next year boys and girls! (Sophomores ...) Eating bananas was never so fun! Junior. Yvette Oehler chows down as her partner shoves them in her mouth. Just because our school was small, doesn't mean our spirit was... Dallas High, a school with a small number but big spirit. That was proven by the 800 and some odd number of students that cheered and screamed at the pep assemblies held throughout the year. Whether it be the loud mouths of everyone yelling at the same time or the pep band above the gym, it'd make your ears ring! Of course it all started with class competition with the Seniors yelling — Seniors, Seniors ... and the Juniors with Juniors, Juniors ... and so on. Then the flag salute and from there, the cheer- 32 leaders took over with a competition and their final cheer, hopefully to lead the Dragons on to another victory that night. Whether it be football, basketball or whatever. But no one ever said that a small crowd had to create a small scene! By Tracie Steggell I pledge dllegcnce .Seniors and Football players salute the flag before the pep assembly begins. Yeah Sophomores! The sophomores really surprised everyone with their loud contribution to the atmoshpere Way to show 'em! Dexter was always there raising spirit and making a fool out of himself! Just kidding, Dex! 33 The only way to end an assembly ... the Victory cheer The cheerleaders were responsible for all pep assemblies held. Freshmen Class Officers include. Joe Hoda, Treasurer. Becca Ola-gue. President. Jamee Drill. Activities, and Melissa Shepard. Secretary. Not pictured. Traci Prater, Vice President. Jill Albert Jason Allen Mark Allison Misty Allison Le-An Anderson Amy Antonucci Katherine Archer Lori Armstrong Amy Arndt Mike Bailey Clinton Barber Anna Barnett Linda Bays Christa Beathard Jeremy Bennett Sam Block Tamera Bookey John Bosket Zak Bosvert Jason Brateng Michael Burris Molli Carter Bonnie Cave Beverly Chaffee Brian Chap Joe Christensen Megan Cobb Danielle Comstock 34 FRESHMEN Sara Courtney Terisha Cox Jane Dalgleish Chad Dankenbring Scott Darr Matt Dawson Wendy Day Cyndi Dennis Kevin Domes Jamee Drill Jenny Drill Tara Driscoll Heather Emigh Patty Engebretsen Steven Fairbanks Jeff Fink Derek Fisher Charisa Flamming Georgia Forsberg Heather Fox Darren Frazier Tamlyn Freeman Cheryl Frink Tara Gabbert Joe Gagznos Becky Gardner Jake Geissinger Craig Gerber Larry Gibson Brian Giesbrecht Janeen Gilbert Matthew Goebel Dawn Gore Tamera Green Tracey Grim Tregg Hampton Renee Hansen Rhonda Hayes Bennie Hays Janet Heeter Tera Henrickson Tanya Hill Janette Hals Joe Hoda Brian Hoefling Scott Holbrook Jennifer Holbrook Cadence Holley Bill Hopkins FRESHMEN 35 Shawn Howard Chris Howard Andy Hunsicker Jason Ingram Jeff Inman Joshua James Lisa Johannson Rick Johnson Shelly Johnson Brian Jones Michael Kibbey Jennifer Kliewer John Kuhlmann Jeff Kundert Jim Lagoy Louis Lamotte Paul Landry Jackie Lee Christine Lewis Jeff Lowen Kevin Martinelli Luke McAllister John McCoy Josh McDowell Daniel McMurdo Todd Mercier Raymond Morelli Melanie Moriarty Angela Morrison John Mueller Charles Myers Scott Myers Jennifer Neal Joseph Novak Kristina Novak Becca CHague Rochelle Padilla Shelli Pagel Kris Palmer Andy Parsons Trev Pelzer Rita Porter Tracy Prater April Pruitt Chris Quinn Priscilla Quiring Rashelle Quiring Kyle Ramsay William Randles 36 FRESHMEN Lorry Reeves lonee Ricketts Mondie Rivera Tony Rogers Todd Ross Paul Salas Teresa Sanders Crystal Schlocker Dena Schnekenburger Ed Scott Nicky Sears Melissa Shepard Daniel Sickles Sean Sinclair Rob Smith Steffanie Smith Angela Spain Shane Stamps Daniel Starck Deborah Starck Rebecca Steinhour In the mind of a freshmen I have really enjoyed my experience as a freshmen here at DHS. I must admit, it's a lot different than I expected, it's actually kind of fun! The people are really nice, and I think school is going to suit me just fine. — Jane Dalgliesh. The class of 1991 has really showed a lot of ambition and enthusiasm towards our school. The freshmen class officers were; President Becca Olague, Vice President, Traci Prater, Secretary, Melissa Shepard, Treasurer, Joe Hoda, and Activities, Jamee Drill. Being a freshmen can be a pretty frightening experience, I wouldn't want to do it again. — Brian Hoefling — Nicole McWhirter FRESHMEN 37 April Stites Sacha Stobi© Susan Sullenger Ryan Swindle Eugene Tanguay Craig Thomas Jason Thorpe Diane Tripp Moira Twine John Tyson Lori VanCleave Colleen Veeder Erica Vodden Kim Wahlmeier Christina Ward Paula Welch Jeremy White Shaun Whitlow Lisa Wilkerson Donald Williamson Jared Wilson Guy Winters Jason Works Jesse Zalonis Heather Zerbe NOT Pictured Jason Allen prefers to eat his lunch in the student center rather than the school cafeteria. Freshmen had closed campus last year, therefore were forced to eat lunch at school. 38 FRESHMEN Kalady Avery Roger Burbank Carolyn Champ Lila Fitzgerald Kai Jo'e Kristine Kelsey David Larsen Richard Maxfield Denise Newton Nick Ostrander Jim Penter Paul Peterson Long Quach Melanie Roberts Chris Whitfield Lance Young Can you define T.K.?!? i You are probably wondering what is a T.K.? It is a teachers kid! What comes to mind when a teacher has her own kid in their class? I don't think kids should be in the same class that their parents teach. Sarah Gibby commented but also added I don't know, some teachers might show favoritism and some might not. O.K. that's the typical thought-favoritism, easy A or not very fair. The 87-88 school year consisted of 16 staff parents and one staff member who had a grandchild. The teachers with kids were- Ron August-Dyan, Bob Kenyon-Gordon, Ken Lathen-Lori, Shawn Mosley-Stephanie, Susan Spain-Angi, Gary Thayer-Renee. Jim Walker-Tracie, and Donna Wetter-Dawn. Other staff who had kids in the school were: Principal Lynn Hurt had Tammy, Glenn Clark had Jarred, Mary Chance had Tony, Kathy Fisher had Derek, Sandy Daulton had Kevin, Marsha Barnhart had Darren, Sue Fink had Steve, Pat Harms had Greg and the one who had the grandchild was Ruth Villwock who had her granddaughter Becky. o- CO Faculty How do I teach thee, let me count the ways ... You'll learn this assignment if it takes all day. Talented Educational Academic Creative Helpful Extrodinary Reminders Studies Teacher: A person who teaches as a profession; instructor ... Teachers, trainers, instructors, tutors, coaches, professors, lecturers, directors, speakers ... What ever the title the results the same. Someone to learn from, whatever the name. In the halls they watch and silently observe laughing and joking and the utterly absurd. Knowledge and skills they attempt to share. To shape our minds they can only dare. You've got to be kidding, we've got hall duty again! Mrs. Voves and Mr. August have been with the district for 18 years. Susan Adams Ron August Sam Balsley Steve Betschart Nancy Bliven Greta Boland Grant Boustead David Breeden Don Brostrom Bob Burnham Lowell Buswell Paul Catullo Stan Church Blair Cromwell Carla Day Cecil Dillard Jim Fairchild Debbie Fifield Dick Fobert Sherri Fobert Dennis Fritz By John Buller 40 Therese Havlik Doug Johnson Jim Johnston Bob Kenyon Glenn Knight Ken Lathen Steve Lyell Kevin Moen Shawn Mosley Paul Oliff Emily Passantino Sal Passantino Nancy Rosenbalm Bob Schiopen Pat Sevcik John Skelton Susan Spain John Stein Don Steiner Joyce Stringer Gary Thayer Kathy Voves Brooks Wagner Jim Walker Lauren Warner Diane Weaver Donna Wetter Molly Keller NP Mr, Church keeps up student-teacher relationship. Mr. Church has been with the district for 19 years Aides Dolores Thiessen Dolores Todd Kathy Wallace 41 Administration What's the best thing about Dallas High School? Lots of things said Mr.Clark. The students and staff are the best things. They have a good balance between Academic and Athletics programs. The second best thing is the community support we have for all the programs. “The third best thing at Dallas High, is the support between the students and the staff. The newest thing for the athletic program is the building of a training room which will be co-ed and available to girls and boys equally. The training room now has a whirlpool, ice machine, taping table, and a supply cabinet stocked with first aid supplies. The administration has a new absence policy this year. The new policy works like this: if a student is absent for 15 days, then they won't receive credit for the classes they have missed. Even though they put us through bad times, the administration still cares. by Mary Poore Mr Brown finds time to smile. He says the students are the best thing about his job. Mr. Brown. Mr. Hurt, Mr. Lynde. and Mr. Clark take time out of their busy schedules for a group shot. This is their second year at DHS. 42 ADMINISTRATION Principal Lynn Hurt performs some of his worldly duties. This was the second great year at DHS for Mr. Hurt. I predict this will be a great year and a lot of fun. - Mr. Brown Mr. Clark models a product from the first aid cabinet in the athletic room. The athletic room is to help athletes with in jury s. Mr. Lynde is the Dean of Students. He's in charge of attendance and student conduct. Mr Brown the Vice Principal, is in charge of curriculm. master schedule, keys, student activities, the testing of Juniors, teacher evaluations, student teachers, field trips, and grades ADMINISTRATION 43 Support Staff The DHS support staff is made up of cooks, custodians and office assistants. These people play an important part in the every day life of a DHS student. If it wer-e'nt for them, just imagine what our school would be like! Think of all the messy halls, unorganized offices and what would we eat? It would be terrible. Each and every one of these people work hard to keep the students of Dallas High well informed, clean and well fed. So when you are remembering the good times at DHS, take a minute to remember the people who made them possible. And support your support staff... they do their best to support us! Thank you custodians, cooks and office assistants, we love you! By Lisa Blischke Mrs. Chance takes a break from an exhausting day at DHS. Mrs. Chance works in the attendance office. Mrs. Villwock and Mrs. Classen pose for the camera. They both work in the counseling office. Busy as usual! Mrs. Proctor. Mrs. Burbank, and Mrs. Fisher working hard. 44 OFFICE STAFF Cooks, Cust., Office COOKS. OUST. 45 Everyone in our high school was anxious to see the 'new' production of the fall play. This time, the play was 'new' because it wasn't directed by Mr. Corby Ward, Dallas High's old theater teacher. It was directed, instead, by Mrs. Blair Cromwell. This was the first year in a long time that Mr. Ward hadn't directed the annual play, so the experience was new to many. Mrs. Cromwell chose The Man Who Came to Dinner , as her first production which turned out well. It was about a famous man, Sheridan Whiteside-played by Byron Perry, who had come to eat dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest W. Stanley. Sherri, as Mr. Whiteside was frequently called, fell while climbing the steps of his hosts home. He ended up staying at Mr. and Mrs. Stanley's to recuperate, mean while causing much turmoil in the household. The play was well performed and enjoyed by many. Mrs. Cromwell did an excellent job and we all look forward to her plays in the future. By Ann Berry and Lora Lapp Eric Ritz portrayed the young newspaper reporter Bert Jefferson. Eric Ritz first became famous in his production of “Diary of Anne Frank . Lincoln Todd. Amy Newton. Debi Dunkin, and Shannon Ervin were all admiring the famous Sheridan Whiteside . Lincoln Todd and Amy Newton were the happily married Mr. and Mrs. Stanley. Brenda Frederick, Dea Baumgartner. Byron Perry, Raeme Ellis. Charyl Young and Randy Harwood portrayed Maggie. Miss Preen, Sherri, Sarah, Ethel and Dr. Bradley The play took place in The Little Theater on November 17, 19-21, 1987. 46 FALL PLAY Mike Mance (Sandy) and Katie Archer (Jane Stanley) were seeking advice because they were both in love. Mr and Mrs. Stanley didn't approve of their daughter going out with Sandy. Randy Harwood tries to get Mr Whiteside to read his book. Randy did a very good job of acting like a crazy doctor. Lori Lathen (Lorraine Sheldon) complains to Mr. Whiteside. I loved dressing up and acting like a star!!! Lori remarked. THE CAST Mrs. Ernest W. Stanley ... Amy Newton Miss Preen ... Dea Baumgartner Richard Stanley ... Richard Storm June Stanley ... Katie Archer Ethel ... Charyl Young Sarah ... Raeme Ellis Mrs. Dexter ... Shannon Ervin Mrs. McCutcheon ... Debi Dunkin Opal McCutcheon ... Jennifer Mitas Mr. Stanley ... Lincoln Todd Maggie Cutler ... Brenda Friederick Dr. Bradly ... Randy Harwood Sheridan Whiteside ... Byron Perry Harriet Stanley ... Lia Yomnick Bert Jefferson ... Eric Ritz Professor Metz ... Cindy Nyquist Convicts ... Sylvia Ratzlaff Tara Driscoll Mr. Baker ... Chris Campbell Expressman ... Julie Baumgartner Lorraine Sheldon ... Lori Lathen Sandy ... Mike Mance Beverly Carlton ... Jake Geissinger Wescott ... Chris Whitfield Radio Technician ... Shawn Howard Choir ... Angela Morrison Mary Tucker Heather Emigh Heather Zerbe Jennifer Mitas Banjo . Deputy Lisa Wilkerson Amy Arndt Jamee Drill Michelle Sparks Sylvia Ratzlaff Tara Driscoll . Ryan Slack ... Chris Campbell 47. Freshman Tammy Parker tries her luck at modeling. What better place to start a career than in your local yearbook. Tiffany Hamilton and Christy Metzler hide from the bright hall light As seniors, it is necessary for them to express themselves fashionably Fads and fashions come and go. Yesterday it was bobby socks and poodle skirts, today it's leather jackets and Guess jeans. With changing times, come changing fashion. Trying to please the crowd is an obsession we all face. Just remember, it doesn't matter if it's Gotcha or Generra, Converse or Nike, leather or lace, as long as you're comfortable. (But it does help if you look good.) Signs of the times: Music- Def Leppard, Micheal Jackson, The Dead Milkmen, Clothes- leather boots, bomber jackets, cropped tops, acid-washed jeans. Accessories- pins, scarves, etc., etc., etc. Fads and fashions Ddn Crichlow. Aaron Holmes, and John Grippin rebel againsf four-legged chairs with garbage cans. Just another out of the ordinary fad at DHS. By Michelle Cook Bobby socks and long skirts were the way to be m 1953. Also notice his collar and the rolls on his pants. How nice! One© upon a time, four guys wore the same sweater to school on the same day. Sadly Tregg Hampton and Trev Pelzer were the only ones caught on film, the others were obviously hiding from embarrassment. Leather jackets were definitely a fad in 1988. Here, Scott Taylor and Jim Thomas lounge in the student center setting a statement for the fashion world. Mike Friesen. James Thornton. Tom Murdock. and Tony Humphreys decided to get flat top haircuts. It is not certain how their parents reacted to their new look. Stepping into fashion. Feet belonging to Rob Smith. John Coleman and Derek Fisher show the ever popular Converse style. Although at the bottom of the body, feet are definitely fashionable. 49 [he tradition continues... almost Varsity Football It began with high hopes and ended with a sigh. Eighty- seven meant hard work for the Dragon football players. Expectations were toward the possibility of another state championship like the year before. And it looked like nothing could stop the Dragons as each win pushed the Dragons up in the state ranks. The only possible hurdle for the Dragons was the Huskies of Sweet Home, the team of the final state game of last year. The Huskies got their chance for revenge on a cold Friday night. This was the game everyone had been waiting for. A sell-out crowd of thousands watched in standing room only at Sweet Home High. The Huskies hit hard and the Dragons fell 13-25. Both Dallas and Sweet Home earned spots in the state playoffs. It looked good for the Dragons as they won the first two games. The semi-final game was against the unranked Ontario Tigers. The score stayed tied at 0-0 for most of the first half. Ontario pulled ahead in the last minutes of the game, to edge by the Dragons 13-10. That was the end of 1987 for the Dragons. Maybe next year. By Michelle Cook The Varsity football players on the sidelines. The Dragon team was top ranked for the entire season. Junior Steve Ward gets tackled while senior Joey Barnes watches helplessly Steve and Joey were top receivers for the Dragon team. The Varsity footbal team Front row Jerry Plante. Denms Burbank. Brian Chase. Floyd Eastwood. Jason White. Scott English. Brod Kygor. Jay Mnyord. Brad Herbtson. Rob Foster and Bob McBeth Second row Thad Boatwright. Steve Mabry. Jon Barber. Rick Gufca. Frank Welman. Tim Swenson. Bruce Haynes. BJy Newton. Tm Runons and Krag Kanoff Third row Phil Kroeker. Joey Barnes. Matt Lyman. Derik Scroggn. David Dunmire. Cooch Grant Bous-teod. C Kevin Moen. C Ron August. C Jim Forchid. C. Roger Ediger. C. Scott Shannon. Mike McDonald. Aaron Bosket, and Bob Eames Back row Andrew Gtoby. Jay Moskal, Mark Weisenesee. Todd Neison. Steve Ward. Darrel Thor son. Marc Howel. Kion Ramsay. Trent Burr. John tvWer. Greg Harms. Gary Burton, Josh Heath. And Victor Lease. The Dragon offense plays against the Ontario defense. This was the semi final state playoff game. Marc Howell, Tim Swenson, Joey Barnes, Greg Harms and Rick Gulia work on a play with coach Kevin Moen. The Dragons only lost one league game to rival Sweet Home. The Dragon defense readies to stop the Ontario Tigers. Despite the effort, Ontario went on to win 14-10 Dallas Opponent 30 Pendleton 0 26 Bend 12 44 Silverton 6 42 Glide 7 34 Woodburn 0 55 Stayton 7 37 North Marion 7 21 Cascade 3 13 Sweet Home 25 State Playofts 34 Pleasant Hill 15 27 Suislaw 0 10 Ontario 14 51 Freshmen 8c JV o o t b a The freshman football team finished the 1987 season with two wins and four losses. Despite the low numbers, the baby Dragons kept on going. It was a tough year, but we had a pretty good team ' agreed Guy Winters. The Junior Varsity football team had a little better luck when it came to scores. They finished out the season with a record of seven wins and only one loss. They won the title for Capital Conference league champions. This was the second year in a row that the J. V. team has been champs. By Michelle Cook The freshmen offense on the home field. The overall record for the freshmen was 2 wins and 4 losses. The freshmen footbal team consisted of front row. Lous la-motte. Mark Allison. Jeremy White. Mike Bailey and Kevin Mortm-e i second row. John Coleman. Roy More . Danny Myers. Trev Pelzer. Todd Ross, and Chris Qunn third row. Jeff Inman. Mike Burris. Cooch Scott Shannon. Coach Shawn Mosley. Coach Jack Lemmon. Jesse Zalonis. and Zock Bozvert t ock row. John Bosket. Jason Brateng. Craig Thomas. Kevn Domes. Jason Thorpe. Guy Writers. Jeff Kundert. W e Randles and Don W amson 52 The JV football team Front row. Chet Rosenbalm. Krog Konoff. Kyle Ramsey. Bob Fames. Mark Weisensee. Darrel Thorson. Tim Ivey. Mke McDonald. Bill Christensen and Scott Taylor Third row Aaron Boskett. Ray loewen. Chod Vonorder. Coach Greg Smith. Coach Larry Purse). Doug Burbank. Der Fisher and Monte McBeth Second row. Brian Pelto. Ralph Thompson, fsfcck Ostrander, Kevin Campbel. Jon Fox. Mark Oneth and Kent Burr Front row. Brod Schrog. Ryan Parks. Darrel Hamrfton. Wode Wyroo. Col BoHman and Jerry Plante The JV offense readies for another awesome play The JV Dragons were the Capital Conference league champons FRESHMEN SCORES Dallas 18 Sheridan JV 32 Dallas 20 Silverton 8 Dallas 16 Central 42 Dallas 18 Woodburn 0 Dallas 13 Stayton 18 Dallas 6 Cascade 16 Junior Varsity Scores Dallas 6 Santiam V. 47 Dallas 52 Junction City 0 Dallas 35 Silverton 6 Dallas 44 Glide 0 Dallas 26 Stayton 12 Dallas 36 North Marion 22 Dallas 18 Cascade 0 Dallas 29 Sweet Home 22 Junior Mark Weisensee runs for a touchdown. Mark also played on the varsity team. 53 owder It hasn't been since the year 84-85 that the juniors beat the seniors! Seniors have been the winners for three years in a row. This has been the biggest win for the seniors 28-0. The year before it was just 6-0 then in 85-86 it was 19-10. When school started I didn't feel like a senior. I was still expecting the ex-seniors to be there walking around. Finally it sunk in that we were the seniors. We had the power. I still didn't feel like a senior. I didn't start feeling like a senior until the powder puff game. I really felt like a senior when we won. It was the awesomest feeling. I had so much fun!!! The game was not at all like it was when we were juniors. We were a team! We all got along and laughed and had fun. We practiced as much as we could. It 54 was hard though because so many people uff worked. Everyone made their best effort to come as much as they could. Everyone had the greatest attitude. We had an attitude to just have fun and we weren't thinking oh we are going to beat them bad. We all just wanted to have fun. It turned out great since we won. As a senior I just want to tell the juniors good job for trying!! I wish you luck next year!! Keep up the senior winning streak!! I asked Tracie Steggel what she thought of the senior team and she said We were awesome with a capitol O!!!! Also. Misty Earhart told us the reason she pushed Michelle Cook down was to show my good sportsmanship! By Ann Berry After a rough game Shondi Morrison. Cindy Bressler. Ann Berry, and Delinda Dickerson take a break at Ugos. The coach of the seniors were Mr. Lathen and Mr. Johnston. Christy Overstreet and Terri Blessing think the juniors were number 1. One of the juniors great plays was the sweep right. Cross Country Overall they were a great bunch of kids and they had a good season said Coach Warner. As a group they're very close knit. They get along very well. For the most part they ran well at meets. All the boys will be back next year comments Mr. Warner. To qualify for state the Cross Country team must do well at the District Meet. All the other meets are just like practice states Coach Warner. DHS placed second at the District Cross Country Meet. Good job team!! by Mary Poore Junior Sarah Cave uses breathing techniques to keep up a good pace. This is Sarahs first year on the team. Cross Country team members include from left to right: top row: Lora Esterly. Tami Fouts. Sarah Cave. Tom Synder, Sarah Totten, and Jim Hughes. Middle row: Jonathan Breen. Bryant Poelz. Mike Green. Lyle Inman, David Lettenmaier. and Robert Davis. Bottom row: Kristin Hill and Danelle Pelto. Not pictured: Marianne Biddinger. Debbie Ott. and Paul Synder. I felt the team had a pretty good year and a lot of spirit. It's to bad the girls didn't make it to state. -Debbie Ott Tom Synder runs against members of the Gladstone and Tillamook cross country teams. Tom placed 12th in state 55 Varsity Volleyball Service spike, save, side out, bump, set. Sounds like a new rock group. But to those of us familar with volleyball, they are familar terms. After speaking with Barb McIntosh, it is clear on how she feels about her girls Our season starte out on the down side with 3 early losses, but with the closeness of the team and the tremendous desire to succeed, the girls pulled together and had a very fine season. I'm so proud of these girls, who deserve all the credit in the world for their success. They worked long and hard and on the team aspect which led them to their second place finish in league. Left to right, top to bottom; Melissa Shepard, Yvette Oehler, Toni Miller. Sheri Franz, Cari Miller, Christy Randles, Shyla Pope. Dyan August, Judy Bailey, Mini Smith, Barb Mclnthosh. Steph Mosley, 56 Tammi Ernst Shyla Pope jumps high to spike the ball. She also was one of the most valuable players. Barb McIntosh gives the girls a pep talk before the game. She also has been the varsity volleyball coach for 11 years! Sheri Franz and Melissa Shepard cheer their team on from the side lines. Melissa was the only freshman on the team this year. SCOREBOARD Dallas vs. Woodburn 8-15 15-7 8-15 Sweet Home 9-15 16-14 8-15 Cascade 1-15 7-15 Stayton 15-8 14-16 15-3 North Marion 7-15 15-11 5-15 Silverton 15-9 13-15 15-12 Woodburn 15-8 15-2 Sweet Home 1-15 15-10 15-11 Cascade 15-8 10-15 15-13 Stayton 15-4 17-15 North Marion 15-5 10-15 16-14 Silverton 15-10 15-1 LEAGUE PLAY-OFFS North marion 15-6 13-15 14-16 STATE TOURNAMENT 1st place at Seaside 3rd place at Dallas 3rd place at Philomath Sheri Franz gets ready to do a pra-tice serve. Sheri is a junior this year. By John Buller 57 J.V. and Frosh Volleyball Bump, set, spike! Yeah volleyball Both the J.V. and Freshmen teams did well this year. They worked hard and pulled together as a team. Mrs. Stringer was the J.V. coach. The most enthusiastic J.V. player was Lori Haertel. Most improved was Dana Trueax, The most aggressive was Steph Cameron, and the best server was Cadie Halley. The coach of the Freshman team was Mrs. Kellar. The most improved Freshman player was Sara Courtney, the best digger was Wendy Day, the best server was Rhonda Hayes, the best setter was Tracie Prater, the best hitter was Georgia Forsberg, and the best team player was Becca Olague. The girls from both teams played hard to make this season a good one. DHS is proud of all of you. By Lisa Blischke Back row: L. Haertel, C. Newton. D. Truaex. B. Engel, J. Thorson. M. Rivera, C. Holley, Front row: C. Crichlow. S. Cameron. T. Bliven, Coach Stringer, D. Wetter. J. Lee. Mary Barnet. 58 J.V. VOLLEYBALL Dallas at: Woodburn: 2 15 14 16 Sweethome: 4 15 6 15 Cascade: 8 15 15 13 17 15 Stayton: 15 9 15 3 N. Marion: 11 15 5 15 Silverton: 5 15 10 15 Woodburn: 15 12 11 15 9 15 Sweethome: 13 15 15 9 11 15 Cascade: 10 15 9 15 Stayton: 15 4 15 11 N. Marion: 15 9 9 15 15 5 Silverton: 15 8 11 15 15 8 Good Serve! Rachelle Padilla and Janeen Gilbert ready to win! BR Manager. B. Chaffee. T. Prater, R. Padilla. B. Olague. K. Palmer. R. Pa Hayes. G. Forsberg, manager. J. Albert Mr: J. Drill. C. Flaming. J. Gilbert. T. Gabbert, S. Courtney, H. Fox FR: W. Day. Coach M Kellar. R. Quiring Over the net! Sara Courtney Bumps the ball. Win. win, win! Tracie Prater hitting the ball over. Dallas vs. Woodburn 9 15 11 Sweethome 15 15 12 15 Cascade 13 15 11 15 17 15 11 6 Stayton 15 14 N. Marion 16 10 15 15 10 15 Silverton 2 2 15 5 Woodburn 15 8 15 15 7 8 Sweethome 15 2 15 15 8 15 Philomath 9 9 Cascade 15 12 15 15 3 15 Stayton 3 15 9 Dallas vs. N. Marion 15 5 15 Silverton 12 11 15 13 15 FROSH VOLLEYBALL 59 Clubs Clubs add Something extra to school for those who belong to a club. There are many different clubs, with many different interests. For example The Honor Society and Foreign Language clubs held clothing drives for the street people in Portland and the homeless in Mexico. The Science club went skiing in January and backpacking in May over Memorial Day weekend. The Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) went to Portland for a weekend in April for the state competition. It was a real blast stated Amy Austin, after she had came home from the state competition. The Pep club supported our schools sports by decorating the Grand Stands at home football games. The Newspaper club published the school newspaper. They gave the paper a new name and a different format. If you were in any of these clubs or other ones not pictured you had year filled with fun and excitement. By Jody Lavy Future Business Leaders of America________________________________ The club members include Advisor Mrs. Bliven. Angiee Kirk. Heather Fischer. Julie Schierling. Christy Luce. Lora Lapp. Tammy Koenig, Stacey Moriarty. Melinda Friesen. Amy Austin. Holli Olson. Darla Isaac. Missy Bugby. Becca Wimer. It was a very fun and exciting experience especially when we went to the state competition in Portland. -Christy Luce FBLA Newspaper Club Members include. Top row: Kris Tripp. Lia Yomick. Debi Dunkin. Becca Olague. Angiee Kirk. Middle row: Larry Gibson, Advisor Mrs. Adams. Robert Davis. Doug Morris. Slyvia Ratzlaff, Bill Norfleet. Bottom row Alex Freeman. Diane Tripp. 60 CLUBS The Science Club members are: Front row: Tami Quiring, Sherri Franz. Mileine Beathard, Kris Hill. Danelle Pelto. Lisa Van Elerdinghe. Jennifer Barnard, Lance Rutland. Ralph Thompson, Brian Saunders. Jim Hughes. Bruce Haines. Dana Trueax, Renee Thayer. Gordon Kenyon, Rachel Bizzell. John Grippin. Byron Perry. Tim Swenson. Mike Blanchard. Dan Crichlow. Doug Morris, and John Miller Science Fiction Interest Group Members include. Top row: Richard Rose. Advisor Mr. Schiopen. Front row: Deloni Haskins. Jennifer Holbrook. Chris Quinn. Roger Pope. Honor Society Members include. Top row: Bill Norfleet. Tali Benton. Brenda Friedericks. Tami Hurt. Alex Freeman. Christy Luce. Doug Morris. Gordon Kenyon. Next row: Guy Jones. Michelle Cook. Anita Nelson. Angie McKibben. Stacey Hoda. Sonia Harms. Amy Newton. Liz Dawson. Krag Kanoff. Phil Chap. Next row: Judy Messer. Lisa Jeffery. Byron Perry. Marc Howell. John Miller. Arnie Rutherford. Jill Fischer. Bottom row: Advisor Mrs. Day. Kris Hill. Sheri Franz, Mileine Beathard. Brad Kygar. Toni Miller. Marlene Fast. Stephanie Cameron, and Advisor Mr. Passantino. Pep Club Members include. Top row Sarah Gibby. Kellee Miller. Buffy Braden. Angie Kirk. Paul Salas. Jennifer Thomas. Member not pictured: Tami Hurt. Foreign Language Club Members include: Mrs. Passantino. Julie Giesbrcht. Stephanie Cameron. Antia Nelson. Cam Hunter CLUBS 61 Rebel Williams displays his tennis racket, indicating his hobby is ... tennis! Yes, Rebel is his real name! Dan Crichlow works on his engine in his spare time. Working at Granny's Auto Parts makes it easier for Dan to work on his car. Tony Chance makes a hobby out of studying. Tony is Mrs. Chance's son — you know the nice lady in the attendance office? By Ann Berry Websters dictionary defines hobbies as a pursuit outside one's regular occupation engaged in for relaxation. O.K. my definition would be better and more understanding - things people do besides school or work for pleasure. Hobbies are so numer-some people have a big hobby that is a challenge but others may have a fun little hobby. Some like to bird watch, collect coins, collect Mr. Rogers paraphanalia or play with their computer discs. Then there are those who fix cars, paint, play sports, shop, etc. Cheryl Young, doing her favorite hobby, relaxes in the student center at noon. Cheryl Is involved in theatre classes and plays at DHS. Brady Coates swings at the ball as Derek Scroggin watches on. Baseball is a popular sport and hobby for DHS'ers, male or female. Mike McDonald. Chris Horn, and Mike Vill-wock have a hobby of what they do best-eating! These three are future graduates of the class of '89. The hobbies we start show a lot about our personality. It shows what kind of things we like. The older we get the more our hobbies change. As a kid our hobbies just had to do with playing with friends, our toys, etc. Then we get to the early teens and we start to grow out of toys and become interested in more intriguing things like the opposite sex. Then after teen years we become mature and start to need more challenging things like the basic hobbies older people start, ransportation Layla Fisher steps off the bus for another day of school. Bus riding is one of the biggest joys of going to DHS! Ha-Ha! Tom Murdock leans against his pale yellow Nissan. Tom holds a part-time job at Thrifty Market. Paul Peterson rides his skateboard home for lunch. Skateboarding is popular for fun and transportation. 64 Mike Friesen stands proud beside his '55 Ford. This truck has been in his family for years. ays to get to There are lots of wa school - walk, ride a bike, drive your car, drive your mommy or daddy's car or best yet - take the bus! OH NO! The bus? Yes, the bus! Well, if you're one of those, whom I won't mention any names, who puts off getting your permit until your Senior year then tie up your laces on your walking shoes or beg mom for a ride because you've got to get to school! DHS'ers prefer their own car, now that's obvious! But for those who just can't do it they've got to go with the other alternatives. (The bus being the last!) Before I got my own car, I had to catch a ride with a friend, but it was just a pain in the neck!'' replies Senior, Michelle Heinrich. But isn't DHS worth walking five miles in the snow for? 65 Michelle Fleinrich waves out the window os Kristi Jones prepares to turn. James Rowland and Kevin Mosier kick back and let the women drive. By Tracie Steggell Academic All-Stars A new program was started this second. Each individual remains on year to recognize outstanding stu- the team until their grade dents of DHS. The program has two changes. The student must be en-teams for each of the grade lev- rolled in at least 5 graded classes els; a first and second team. To per nine weeks, and each student earn a spot on the team, a student earning a right to be on the All-Star must have a certain GPA for the Team will receive a Certificate of first and second semester of the Honor, coverage in the newspa-year. per, and additional privileges at A GPA of 4.00 is required to be school as well, on the first team, while students Good job Academic All-Stars! with a 3.80-3.99 GPA make up the By John Buller and Lora Lapp Mini Smith and Sheri Fran Student Center on their an Academic All-Star tt Senior All-Stars Ty Buxman Liz Dawson Guy Jones Holli Olson Amy Courtney Marc Howell Brenda Friedrick Dea Baumgartner Doug Morris Ken Rosenbalm Brad Kygar Marlene Fast Tali Benton Christy Luce Byron Perry 66 ACADEMIC ALL-STARS Valarie Frieson and Amy Courtney pause at their locker. Amy was on the 1st team of Academic All-Stars this year. Arnie Rutherford. John Miller. Craig Johan-son prepare for the Knowledge Bowl. All of them were on the All-Star team this year. 67 Associated Student Body The organization known as ASB includes all Dallas High School students. The Student Council is the governing body which works with the administration and faculty for the benefit of every student and the school. DHS is a member of the National Association of Student Councils and participates in the Capital League of Student Councils. The Student Council operates within a Constitution and has elected officers and Student representatives elected by popular vote from each class. Mr. Brown advises the student officers. The final authority of the Student Council is vested in the administration of the school, and all decisions must receive approval from this governing body. By Lora Lapp The 1987-88 Student Body Council. Front row. left to right: Bill Newton, Vice President; Brad Kygar. Treasurer: Ty Buxman. President. Back row: Tina Evans, Secretary; Amy Newton, Publicity; Mini Smith, Activities; and Jill Fischer, Elections. The 1947 Student Body Officers. These officers were in charge of the adoption of a new Constitution and carrying out all Student Body Activities that year. 68 STUDENT COUNCIL Speech “If there's one thing certain about this group, it's that they know how to talk. What's great is that they do it intelligently and with talent, comments speech advisor Mr. Steiner. The speech team has a tournament almost every weekend from September through April. They compete in cross examination. Lincoln- Douglas debate, oratory etc. ... Team member Alan Leifeit remarks “Our favorite pastime is hanging the team teddy bear from balconies, suspended with wall hangers. Mr. Steiner said “We've got a great team, and hopefully we'll be able to take State Championships again this year. Good luck team!! by Mary Poore Angela Morrison practices her speech. Angela is a freshman. Ryan Peterson relaxes and reads a U S. News Magazine. Ryan is also involved in Band The Dallas High School Debate Team in 1942. They made it all the way to district, then they were defeated by Salem, by a 2 - 1 vote The 1988 Speech Team consisted of Brain Saunders. Robert Davis. Ray Stull. Mr. Steiner. Jon Lewis. Ryan Peterson. David Thiessen. Brenda Fredrick. Perry Sonders. Avery Kalady. Sean Sinclair. Todd Ross. Angela Morrison. Wendy Ddy. Becca Ola-gue. Sarah Totten Not Pictured Brock Freeman and Tali Benton. SPEECH 69 Spring This year spring break was a major disappointment. The week before spring break was sunny and beautiful. Then BANG spring break comes and as if it was planned, the weather was very rainy and yucky. After spring break was over and we were back in school it was beautiful again. No matter what the weather is like spring break is going to still go Mike Friesen gets a cold surprise as he washes his hair in the Prineville reservoir. Mike spent three longs days camping with some buddies over vacation. Dan Crichlow and John Grippen kick back in the hot tub at Dan's house. What a way to spend spring break ... on rain or shine. The weather didn't stop anyone from doing what they had planned. A lot of people went away but many had to find things to do around Dallas for entertainment. Tony Humphreys, Mike Friesen, and Corey DeVault had a great time on their camping trip. The three of them went to Prineville Reservoir for a few nights and it started to snow? They decided to leave a few days early. There are the lucky ones who can go away to the sun-n-fun. Mary Chance and Suzi Puckett got to go to Canada. Tammi Koenig and Tammi Ernst got to go to Hawaii. Also there are the few of us who ended up hanging around because we had to work. Oh well, no matter what you do during Spring Break it is always a relief to miss school for a few days! By Ann Berry and Tracie Steggell 70 Corey DeVault and Tony Humphreys wake up with smiles on their faces after sleeping on a hard, cold ground and the snow falling on their tent. That same day. their camping trip was history! Valerie Friesen and Jill Fischer relax over Spring Vacation in Jill's bedroom. Jill was the years Elections Chairperson. Tammi Ernst and her sister Terri enjoy the view at Paradise Cove in Hawaii. They were two of many tourists In this island paradise. Lisa Jeffrey washes windows to make her mother happy. So if you're one who had to work over spring break -• you're not alone Jody Lavy. Barb Wallace and Nicole McWhirter stand at the state-border on the way to Reno. Jody. Nicole and Barb (a friend from work) stayed in various places in Reno on their 4-night and 5 day vacation. break 71 In tune Shawn Howard plays during a pep assembly. Shawn has played the saxophone for three years. Tim English, Junior, enjoys playing the drums in school, as well as outside of school. Tim has been playing the drums for approximately four years. This years band was kept busy throughout the year with a variety of concerts, assemblies, and festivals. Also, the 1988 band program was a great success. Most all the band members got along, practiced hard, and improved tremendously. I like band because it gives me a chance to practice and have fun while improving on my instrument, says Janean Thomas. The band consists of 45 members. 72 The Dallas High Band was a combination of junior and senior high students. The 1953 band was taught at Academy Junior High. Ryan Peterson, Brad Shrag. David Thiessen. and Debbie Ott perform during a pep assembly. Debbie is also a new member to the yearbook staff. Roger Pope enjoys playing his tuba. In his spare time, he likes to play the baritone. BAND 73 Performing Arts Chours. Choir. Jazz Incorporated and Dragonaries share a common interest in vocal music. Chours is for beginers and chorus if for those more advanced Jazz Inc is an ah girts group which performed at various community events including singing Christmas carols at the Da as Nursing Home The Dragonaries also performed at many local events and sang caroi-o-grams to many students the week before Christmas break They also performed at several Jazz festivals around the state doing very wel Jazz Inc. and Dragonaries both performed at school assembles where they sang and showed off their singing abiries to the other students at DHS. Jazz me members, Top row PrtscHa Oaring. Wendy Whrtocre. Kocy Dankenbrmg. April Costetow Kondi Newton Ann Caud Poe Tnarp. Anno Barnett. Debbie Moms Mary Barnett. .uiie Boatwrtgn . Candence Hoftey, Angi Spain. Heatne: Thomas. Vicki Pose, Julie Tieman. Liso lott. Janeen Gilbert Katie Archer Not Pictured Dawn Wetter, April Saunders. Joe Hoda. Tamyn freeman Choir members. Tap row Tom Synder. Jennifer Teiehrow. Don Kelium. Dena frazier. Arm Caudll. Ale c'eeman. Middle 'Cm Brian Oumn, Dyan Augus Angie Crumlei John Pederson, Brenaa Gerber. John Smith, Jennifer Betts, Poe Tharp, front row Amy Newton. Angie Meklbben Karyn English Other Choir members riot pcturea Paul Berg. Chrissta Clift. Amy Courtney. Angie Crumley Tim Curran. Paeme Ellis 'no Emigh. Tiffany Hamilton. Pandy Harwood. Jut HiePert PoberTH-Oklns Huntef Annette Adam Johnson. David lemenmoier, Chrstly Metzler. Byron Perry. Kris lpp Tom Pomfo. Heather Heather Thomas Julie Tieman. Amy Waidrop. Lia Yomnick Mt. Posenboim accepts the audiences appo-Use tor the chord number )ust bertormec Mrs Qosenboim teaches ol the ctnoro classes at DHS 74 PSRF-ORV1NG ARTS .. being in Jazz Inc. has been hard work, but it pays off. We have a lot of fun going to the different festivals. -Kandi Newton Wendy Whit acre performs a solo a one of the choir concerts Wendy is also a member of Jazz Inc and is a sophomore at DHS Don KeOum performs a solo at one of the chor concerts The drogonaires sng in the bock ground. Don is also a member of chor. '1 like Drogonaires Because I like to smg -John Peterson Drogonaires. Back row Kris Tripp. Randy Harwood. Tm Curran. Doug Moms. John Peterson Next row Adam Johnston. Don Keflum. Bnan Quinn. Tom Synder. Next row Valerie Fresen. Amy Robinson. Tina Ermgh. Amy Courtney. Tift Hamilton. Ange Crumley. Bottom row Dyan August. Angie Mckibben, Amy Newton. Karyn English. Christy Metzler Chorus member Bock row Priscilla Quirmg. April Costelow. Anna Barnett. Ere Hiebenthai. John Buler. Dawn Wetter. Lon Hall. Next row Mary Barnett Julie Boatwright. Jenny Drill. Stacey Chandler Diane Trpp, Amy Waldrop. Kandi Newton. Next row Becky Gardner. Heather Zerbe Bottom row Beth Apumaga. Lisa lott. Angi Spain. Janeen Gilbert Julie Tiemon Other Chorus members are Katie Archer. Christo Beathard Mariano Biddmger Beverly Chaffee. DaneNe Comstock. Steve Fairbanks. Tamlyn Freeman. Renee Hansen. Cocke Holey. Jackie .ee, Soma Locke Share Maxfeid. Lea McKibben. Denise Newton. Racnele Padilla. Raime Peterson. Rita Porter. Tracy crater, Chrs Quinn. Ange Robinson. Dena Schneckenburgef. Ed Scott. Becky Stemheur. Gene Tanguay. Heather Thomas. Miora wine Lon VanCleave. Chnsty Ward. Tracy Brewer April Sauders. Shannon Young PERFORMING ARTS 75 The Varsity Rally. They did a great job this year. The cheerleaders say they're solid as a rock. They can't be stopped. Says Charlotte Anderson, a member of the varsity rally. The cheerleaders are always there to cheer on the football and basketball players. They fill the teams full of spirit. As well as the school. They are a great bunch of girls. DHS fhanks you, Charlotte Anderson, Terrie Blessing, Missy Bugby, Tina Fuhrman, Tiffany Hamilton, and Traci Walker. And also the J.V., Wendi Wynia, Wendy Whitacre, Suzanne Cassim, and Jolyn English. And lets not forget the freshmen, Angie Spain, Danielle Comstock, and last but certainly not least Amy Antonucci. J.V. They're on their way upl Freshman They have come a long wayl Thanks girls!!! 77 Wrestling Junior Mike Green is reaching for the single leg. Mike placed fourth at the district meet. Coach Paul Olliff had one word to sum up the Dallas 1987-88 wrestling team: “improvement! This year's team had only three seniors which made for a year of learning by the more inexperienced wrestlers. That's not to say the team had a losing year. Ten members placed at district, and Ty Buxman and Mark Sharp went on to compete at state. Other district placers were; Frank Wellman, (3rd) Kendall James, Chris Campbell, and Mike Green, (4th) Carl Earhart, Crag Gerber, and Jon Barber, (5th) and Andrew Gibby placed 6th. Congratulations guys! Good luck next year. Chris Campbell rides his opponent with a near arm tight-waist. This is Chris' third year in wrestling. Jay Minyard takes a break between matches. Jay was also involved in baseball. SCOREBOARD Dallas 18 Woodburn 36 Dallas 61 North Marion 12 Dallas 25 Cascade 36 Dallas 21 Sweet Home 36 Dallas 22 Silverton 40 Dallas 26 Stayton 36 78 By Debbie Ott and Wili Sharp Mark Sharp is manuvering a counter take down with a sprawl. Mark placed 2nd at The Dallas wrestling team of 1947. I won-the District Meet and went on to com- der how they all look now ... ? pete at state! Next year we will have a lot of returning wrestlers and we should have a power team.'' -Chris Campbell. Crag Gerber goes for the take down with crossface. This was his first year out for wrestling. Team Roster Mark Sharp Ty Buxman Mike Green Crag Gerber Kendall Jones Long Quoeh Steve Martinelli Frank Wellman Chris Campbell Carl Earhart Jay Minyard Paul Delsman Wrestling Jarred Clark does his version of the Mac Court shuffle. This was Jarred's second year on Varsity. Senior Bob McBeth looks for a pass against Woodburn. Bob was taken out of the season early for a knee injury. Derik Scroggin plays at the state playoffs in Eugene. The Dragons made it to the quarterfinals in state play. Then. The Varsity basketball team of 1923. The Varsity basketball team of 1987. Back: Derik Scroggin. Bob McBeth. Mark Weisensee. Steve Ward. Marc Howell. Mike Storm. Kian Ramsay. Trent Burr, Greg Harms, Joey Barnes. Front: Billy Newton and Jarred Clark. 80 Mark Weisensee shows his strength on the home court. Mark was a junior this year and a transfer from another school. The faithful crowd at the state playoffs in Eugene. This was the second year in a row that the Dragon fans have given up school time to go support their team in Eugene. Dallas Opponent 81 Junction City 51 51 Australians 80 43 Tillamook 70 67 Central 72 57 St. Helens 43 77 Gladstone League play 48 Dallas Opponent 76 Woodburn 59 82 Sweet Home 69 47 Cascade 43 84 Stayton 69 76 North Marion 48 71 Silverton 46 79 Woodburn 67 49 Sweet Home 65 56 Cascade 45 72 Stayton 66 77 North Marion 64 66 Silverton 49 54. 54 Sweet Home STATE 52, 60 54 Ontario 39 50 Sutherlin 55 57 Gladstone 73 Varsity Basketball In 1988 the Dallas boys varsity basketball team tried to capture the glory of another state championship. The Dragons started out strong with only four pre-season loses. One of those four was to an Australian national basketball team. The Australian team played at many schools, usually winning, as the team consisted of the best players in the country. As a team, there were only five returning lettermen, with two more moving up from JV. The rest were transfers, meaning lots of work on getting everyone together. It was exciting working with all these new kids from all different schools agreed Coach Lathan. The season can be summed up by simply looking at the score-board. Winning is definitely a Dragon tradition. Some senior fans made up a little chant describing the Dragon team: What do you say to a Dragon that you meet on the street? You get down on your knees, you can't pray on your feet. You ask the mighty Dragon for his mercy to give. And maybe, just maybe, he'll let you live! By Michelle Cook Mike Storm fights for the rebound against a Sutherlin Bulldog At 6'9 Mike was a natural for rebounding. J.V. And Freshman Basketball Freshman Don Williamson dribbles to avoid his opponents. The freshman team won six games in the season. Well, another Basketball season has bounced by and now, what can be said? I could write about how the teams, J.V. and Freshman, played well and I could write about the spirit they had but I'm not going to. I think I'll just write about the way they played. The freshman started off kind of edgy but they got into and won six out of 14 games. Not bad, not bad! Then of course, there was the Junior Varsity, who won 17 games out of 20 games. Hey, all right guys! But really, all this leads to is — preparation for their future Varsity years! So let's give them a big hand and wish them luck! By Tracie Steggell Bdck Row - Tim Ivey, Mark Dent. Mike Storm. Darrell Thorsen and Coach, Mr, Stein. Middle row - Don Kellum, Lee Loving, Brian Pelto. Front Row - Brad Herbison, Brady Coates. Ballboy -T.J. Stein, Jason White and Bill Christensen. 82 1 Freshmari Dallas 35 Junction City 45 51 Tillamook 45 37 Central 56 44 Woodburn 42 54 Sweet Home 51 43 Cascade 42 49 North Marian 35 47 Silverton 51 36 Woodburn 38 58 Sweet Home 45 41 Cascade 49 54 Stayton 61 42 North Marion 51 47 Silverton 62 Junior Varsity Dallas 67 Junction City 47 71 Tillamook 45 61 Central 49 80 St. Helens 40 66 Gladstone 59 64 Estacada 60 59 Junction City 56 65 Tillamook 59 73 Woodburn 47 71 Sweet Home 60 66 Cascade 53 57 Stayton 58 66 North Marion 36 56 Silverton 46 56 Woodburn 34 62 Sweet Home 71 62 Cascade 52 68 Stayton 72 65 North Marion 45 45 Silverton 43 I. personally, thought the J.V. team did great. But what do I know? I'm a freshman!'' - Anonymous The J.V. team watches from the sideline as the rest plays on. Mr. Stein was the J.V. coach. Back Row - Assistant Coach Andy Lakey-Jeff Inman, Kyle Ramsay, Jason Thorp, Guy Winters, Steve Fairbanks, Willie Randles. Derik Fisher, Donald Williamson, Jeremy White and assistant coach Jake Thompson. Front row - Mgr. Brian Giesbrecht, Mark Allison. Jeff Lowman, Louis LoMotte. 83 Kim Burton. Mini Smith. Sheri Franz, Sonia Harms, and Toni Miller were watching and waiting for the rebound. The varsity coach this year was Greg Bradstreet. Sonia Harms was ready to receive ths pass. When Sonia was asked to give us a quote she replied, Maybe next year. Thanks Sonl Sheri Franz has been working hard to try and win the game. Even though the 87-88 girls varsity team didn't do great, they had fun. Thru (hoop) Every shot counts 84 Delinda Dickerson was ready to get rid of the ball Delinda participated in a lot of different sports throughout high school. ihe team members on the bench watch in rustration. Birgit Seige was a foreign ex- Shyla Pope waits to find the perfect pass. I :hange student from Germany. wish the team better luck next year It's high time we recognize the parents of the athletes. They put forth so much effort and enthusiasm. We just take it for granted. If it wasn't for the parents help there wouldn't be a basketball team. Just look at what the parents do for the kids. They have to take and pick the kid up from practices and games. Also, what about the time spent at the games cheering for their athlete?? That's one of the hardest parts, especially when the team has a record of 21 losses and 1 win. They have to keep the athletes spirits up when it has been a hard game. You never realize how much we need those parents. Next time you go to a sports activity shake a parents hand and say thanks!! It is very much appreciated. Dallas High Schools varsity players and their parents after the last home game The parents were recognized at the last home game with flowers and special treatment. 85 JV and Freshman Basketball The season was pretty cool! My coach was real supportive of the whole team, and we always had the encouragement to win, comments JV player Mary Barnett. The JV girls team finished the season with a 5 -13 record, and a 2-8 league record. “Even though our season wasn't the best, our team worked hard and we got a lot of support, states Renee Thayer. The freshman girls feam had a 11-7 season record, and a 9 - 3 league record. The freshman girls basketball team had an 8 game in a row winning streak. Freshman coach Donna Gentzler comments, The girls had an excellent season, they worked extremely hard at it and it paid off. We balanced our scoring attack with outside shooters and inside posts. There's a very good outlook for fhe future in basketball for these girls. This season was the best! My Coach Donna, was great. Sometimes she lost her cool, but other than that this was the best basketball season I've ever had, said freshman basketball team member Anna Barnett. by Mary Poore Carrie Williamson gets ready to pass the ball The JV team had an overall record of 5 wins and 13 losses. The JV Basketball team consisted of Cathy Wallace. Amy Newton, Carrie Williamson. Stephanie Mosley, Stephanie Cameron, Holly Tweet. Coach Carol Hively, Emily Nance, Becky Engel, Renee Thayer. Jeanette Thorson, and Lisa Jeffery. Scoreboard Dallas 34 Central 44 Dallas 41 Junction City 43 Dallas 21 Elmira 30 Dallas 16 Central 49 Dallas 33 Gladstone 31 Dallas 45 Junction City 39 Dallas 11 Woodburn 31 Dallas 22 Sweet Home 47 Dallas 34 Cascade 24 Dallas 42 Central 30 Dallas 20 North Marion 38 Dallas 20 Silverton 29 Dallas 24 Woodburn 38 86 JV AND FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Scoreboard The Freshman Basketball team consisted of Klady Avery. Trish Cox. Cadie Holly. Anna Barnett, Jackie Lee. Becca Olague, Jenn Holbrook, Tara Driscoll, Coach Donna Gentzler. Brenda Franz and Linna Gander (two eighth graders who practiced with the freshman team). Dallas 26 Tillamook 37 Dallas 30 Junction City 37 Dallas 33 Central 25 Dallas 25 Gervis 23 Dallas 29 Junction City 32 Dallas 41 Woodburn 39 Dallas 29 Sweet Home 14 Dallas 33 Cascade 27 Dallas 34 Stayton 18 Dallas 34 North Marion 27 Dallas 26 Silverton 18 Dallas 37 Sweet Home 25 Renee Thayer helps Stephanie Cameron as she takes the ball down the court. This was both Renees and Stephanies second year playing basketball. When they're not on the court, the JV players support their team with enthusiasm. The team had a league record of 2 - 8. JV AND FRESHMAN BASKETBALL 87 88 For answers see page 123 This is then Now is your chance to see some of your favorite (or not so favorite) teachers at their best. Back when they were normal people, back when they had hair. Now we're not going to tell you which young picture belongs to which old teacher, but we will give you a list of names, and you can try to match the names with the pictures. Be nice now, don't add any extra features to the photos. Remember, g someday, you will be as old and wrinkled as they are. Well, probably not as bad. Teachers: Mr. Breeden, Mrs. Bli-ven, Mr. Fobert, Mr. Warner, Mr. Fairchild, Mr. Lynde, Mr. Kenyon, Mr. Buswell, Mrs. Day, Mr. Wagoner, Mr. Stein, Mrs. Fobert, Mrs. Theissen, Mr. August and Mr. Hurt. Tennis Tennis is a game in which opposing players-one or two on each side- use rackets to hit a ball back and forth over a net. The game is played on a flat surface called a court. Each player tries to score points by hitting the ball so that the opposing player or players cannot return the ball over the net and inside the court. Tennis takes alot of skill and practice, and thats exactly what the Dallas High tennis teams have. They have been having a very exciting season, and have been playing really well. The players practices have payed off, they have really had a good year. Its hard work, but tennis is a lot of fun. I'm sure all of the players would agree with me. I think that the tennis players should be congratulated for their great year. Yeah Dallas!!! Tennis matches were exciting for all the players. Heres Rebel Williams with his best forehand. Sonia Harms was a valuable player on this years Tennis team. Here she is streching for the ball. 90 5- 2 4-3 3- 4 Back row: Mrs. Voves (coach). Heather Zerbe, Lisa Jeffery, Becky Engel, Melodie Roth, 5-2 Angie Jones, Sylvia Ratzlaff Middle Row: Sherri Bahns, Tami Shrock, Sonia Harms, Debra 7-0 Stark, Brigit Siege, Front Row: Tracy Prater. Christy Overstreet, Mileine Beathard. Yvette a. Oehler, Sheri Franz, Marianne Biddinger. q 4- 3 6- 1 TAFT CENTRAL CASCADE STAYTON NORTH MARION SILVERTON TAFT JUNCTION CITY CASCADE Back row: Aaron Hertford. Corey Devault, David Hamm, Mr. Lemmons (coach). Ty Buxman, Guy Jones, Bill Norfleet, Middle row: Ed Scott, Bryan Fitch, Brian Hoefling, Tony Chance, Rebel Williams, Front row: Don Cudiamat, Tony Humphreys, Tregg Hampton, J.J. Fink, Kiet Nyuga Girls Tennis really did great this year! Birgit Siege making a wonderful swing! Ty Buxman was an active member of the boys tennis team In ready position, he awaits the ball. 91 Track Dyan August is a runner for the DHS track Steve Ward runs the high hurdles. This is Steve's first year at DHS. team. Dyan is also involved with Dragon- airs. Dallas Boys- Woodburn Boys-36 95 Girls-86 Girls-29 Dallas Boys- Cascade Boys-91 60 Girls-53.5 Girls-80 TILLAMOOK INVITATIONAL Boys Girls Dalis 112 79 Tillamook 153 156 Woodburn 65 67 by - Mary Poore and John Buller The high jump, triple jump, long jump, javelin, discus, pole vault, the 1600 relay, and the 800 are just some of the many events in track. I'm pleased with what they've done so far this season. Everybody's improved since last year, to this year, from this year, to this point in time, comments Coach Kevin Moen. So far this season, the track team has done very well. The scores to this point in time go like this: Dallas Boys-71 Peasant Hill Girls-65.5 Boys-66 Girls-55 Dallas Boys-86 Sweet Home Girls-59 Boys-59 Girls-29 92 TRACK I think this track season is going really well. Weve had some pretty good times in most events and I think we will have a lot of people that go to state. - Darian Domes I think weve had a pretty good year, even though we have had some problems. - Robert Davis Mrs. Sevick takes times for the track team. Mrs. Sevick is a English teacher at DHS. Tam mi Ernst throws the discus. Tammi Ernst is a senior. The girls track team consisted of from left to right: Bottom row: Laura Easterly. Tami Fouts, Becky Weems. Tammi Ernst, Dyan August. Cindy Nyquist, and Debi Dunkin. Middle row: Sarah Courtney. Dawn Gore. Stacey Chandler. Cindy Sohm. Stephanie Cameron. Tami Hurt, Kari Schwartz, and June Brown. Top row: Wendy Day. Michelle Sparks. Stacey Gilmore. Shyla Pope, Kari Vlask. Lisa Johannson, and Jennifer Betts. The boys track team from left to right: Bottom row: Darian Domes. Eric Heibenthal. Josh Heath, Jeff Loewen, Guy Winters, and Sean Thomas. 2nd row: . Jeff Kundert. Krag Kanoff. Rob- ert Heriford, Jamie Winters. Tim Rumions. and 3rd row: Bob Eames. David Lehenmeier. Mike Green. Jeff Inman, and Ray Loewen. 4th row: Tom Snyder. Don Trussed. Lyle Inman, and Paul Synder. Top row: Patrick Wahlmeier. Don Wagner, and Jason White. TRACK 93 Varsity Baseball Working Together Steve Mabry. Sr., hits himself to second base Steve has played baseball all four years of high school. The Dragon baseball team got oft to a bad start in the beginning, but had enormous improvement throughout the season. They started practicing harder and winning more games. I was really grateful that the team got along and worked together, it was a real fun season. says Coach Barnes. Although some of the games were canceled due to rain, the 16 ball players put forth great efforts and teamwork for the Dragon team! Gary Burton running in to score a run for the Dragons. Gary also played football and basketball this year. This was coach Barnes first year coaching the Dragon team. He coached the state single A team last year. It was a good season, but we could have done better. — Bill Newton. 94 BASEBALL Dave Dunmire. a JV participant, occasionally plays on the Varsity team. David has a high batting average. Derek Scroggin up at bat for the Dragon team Derek also played football and basketball this year. Bill Newton hits a double at a Sweet Home game. Bill was also involved in student government Team members include, back row — coach Barnes. Al Champ. Vic Lease. Mark Weisensee. Gary Burton. Todd Nelson. Jay Moskal. Derek Scroggin. and coach Brandy Warner Middle row — Brady Coats. Brian Chase. Joey Barnes. Steve Mabry. Rick Gulia. and Bill Newton. Front row — Aaron Boskett. Steve Martinelli. and Richard Gilmore. m BASEBALL 95 J.V. and Frosh Baseball Bill Christensen at the plate. Bill is on the J.V. team members. Top row: Tim Ivey. David J.V. team. And is the 1988-89 ASB Dunmire. Latham Zubillaga, Arnie Retherford. treasurer for DHS. Steve Fink. Middle row: Jerry Plante. Brian Gardner. Bill Christensen, Monte McBeth. Rich Storm, Steve Bouchard, Kevin Campbell Mike Miller. Jeremy Friesen. Baseball is the sport that reminds every of summer and warm weather. This season of J.V. and freshman went well although several games were rained out. The teams played many games, here at home and away. There were 14 members on the J.V. team and 13 members on the freshmen team. Jeremy Friesen states its been a great year on the field. By Jody Lavy — - 96 J.V. AND FROSH BASEBALL J.V. AND FROSH BASEBALL 97 Mike Miller. Monte McBeth. David Dunmire, Rich Strom, Jeremy Friesen, Arnie Retherford, and Brian Gardner sit on the bench waiting for their turn at the plate. Its been a great year -Jeremy Friesen Frosh team members. Top row: Jessie Zalonis. Mike Kibbey. Willey Randles. John Bosket, Middle row: Darryl Hamilton. Scott Darr. Zach Bossvert, Johnny Tyson. Todd Ross. Bottom row: Todd Mercier, John Mueller. Kevin Mar-tinelli. Louis Lamotte. Steve Bouchard pitches on the J.V. team. Steve was a junior this year. Softball A New Start This year DHS had a new sport to add to their many school activities. Finally a girls softball team! A first ever for Dallas High. In the past, many of fhis year's girls played for a local city league called Kid's Inc. and learned the basic skills needed for softball there. This helped them to make these two dedicated teams as competitive as they are. With the help of Head Coach Shawn Mosley, the girls improved their skills and defeated many of the toughest teams in the state. Two other assistant coaches, Jean Neufeldt, Varsity; and Suzie Coughlan, JV; also had a great deal to do with the success of these teams. They provided an extra support needed by the Dragons. So far the teams have benefited from this and are doing well in their softball season. With less than a month left, DHS's softball teams will keep performing at top notch level and do the best that they can. Good luck to both teams; you've already done so well! By Lora Lapp Kim Burton. Varsity, takes a swing at the ball during a game against Woodburn Both games were won by the Dragons. Angie Crumely, Varsity, fires a pitch at the oppossing team. Angie was the junior class treasurer this year. Jackie Lee. JV. gets ready to hit the ball into outfield. Jackie was a freshman at DHS this year. 98 SOFTBALL Varsity Softball Team. Back row. left to right; Toni Miller, Kim Burton. Cari Miller, Head Coach Shawn Mosley, Lori Lathen. Jennifer Davis, and Christy Randles. Middle row. Angie Crumley, Sunny Costelow. Tanya Blivens. Pam Ratzlaff, Mini Smith, and Stephanie Mosley. Front row; Delinda Dickerson. Coach Jean Neufeldt, Judy Baily, and Missy Smith. The girls had positive attitudes, worked hard, and improved a lot. I have enjoyed being their coach. Coach Mosley JV Team. Back row. left to right; Mandy Rivera. Diana Slaska. Diane Townsend, Cadence Holly. Rhonda Hayes, and Coach Suzie Coughlan. Middle row; Michelle Padilla. Georgia Forsburg. Terrie Blessing, Christa Pettit, and Melissa Shepard. Front row; Lisa lott, Jackie Lee, Jill Albert, and Jenny Drill. SOFTBALL 99 A Mid Summer Night Dream Fairies Suzzanne Cassume. Becfc Ologue. and Angela Morrison tend Scott Taylor at Queen Valarie Friesen's command 100 Byron Perry is the Powerful Majestic Oberon by Wili Sharp Although William Shakespear is the worlds greatest playwrite it has been 16 years since one of his plays was performed at DHA (that play was also A Mid-Summers Night's Dream). The show ran May 3, 5, 6, 7. Inspite of some problems that came about early in the shows rehearsal, like learning the language, the show was a hit. The cast and crew did an excellent job. They all worked hard and it showed in the performance. Mrs. Crumwell, the director, put a lot of hard work into this play and spent alot of her personal time into it and she should be thanked, because if it weren't for her the show would not have been possible. Nick Bottom (Scott Taylor) sings for Tatania (Valerie Friesen) Theseus..............................................Byron Perry Hyppolyta ................................Valerie Friesen Hermia ...................................Christy Metzler Lysander..................................Brian Saunders Helena .....................................Jenifer Mitas Demetrius........................................Eric Ritz Peter Quince .................................Garth Blake Nick Bottom..........................................Scott Taylor Tom Snout.............................................Wili Sharp Snug the Joiner ..........................Matt Goebal Robin Starvling ..........................Chris Whittfield Francis Flute ............................Jake Geissinger Oberon ..............................................Byron Perry Tatania...................................Valerie Friesen Moth ... Becca Ologue Mustardseed ... Suzzanne Cassume Peaaeblossem .............................Cheryl Young Cobweb ...................................Angela Morrisen Garth Biake explains things to Wili Sharp Brenda Fredrick (standing in for Jake Geissinger) kisses Nick Bottom (Scott Taylor) through the Wall s chink (Wili Sharp). WJ I nmr The event (almost) everyone had been waiting since the beginning of the year. The second biggest event in the school, besides graduation. Prom is a time for friends, and boyfriends girlfriends to get together for one more sweet memory before the year comes to an end. This year the prom theme was On the Edge of a Dream . The colors were blue and silver. The song was She's Like the Wind by Patrick Swayze, made popular by the hit movie, Dirty Dancing . The prom court consisted of Queen, Missy Bugby and Princesses, Valerie Freisen, Mini Smith, Delinda Dickerson and Holli Oleson. The annual event took place at the Black Angus in downtown Salem. Everyone started to arrive around 7:00 and dinner was served at 7:30. Dinner consisted of steak and prawns, baked potatoes, salad, rolls, vegetables and ice cream for desert. Stephanie Higashi crowns the new Prom queen Missy Bugby Stephanie is now attending Oregon State University. On the Edge of a Dream... 102 By Ann Berry and Tracie Steggei The prom court poses for one more group shot before the evening was over. De-linda. Valerie and Mini all had escorts that were out of school. Mr Stein presents Toni Miller with a white rose. Toni received the rose as recognition for all her effort put into prom. David Buyserie and Angie Magawa dance to the great music the D.J. had all selected for Prom. David showed his originality by wearing pink high tops and white levi's with his tux. COURT Queen Missy Bugby-escort Jarred Clark Princess Valerie Friesen-escort Mark Erickson Princess Mini Smith-escort Jon Berry Princess Delinda Dickerson-escort Todd Ross Princess Holli Olson-escort Kian Ramsay She's Like The Wind.''-Patrick Swayze 103 Your Yearbook starts here Well here's the story. The people on these two pages |nV worked for you. They worked for nine months making this book just the way you wanted it to be. Many hours were spent taking pictures, writing stories, and putting it all together. They are the ones who make your high school years memorable. Working together created the best possible yearbook. All these different personalities in one very small classroom made getting along somewhat difficult. And I probably wasn't the perfect editor, but I tried my best. Dealing with all the Technical details and everyone looking at me when something went wrong, was By Michelle Cook, editor only a tad bit strenuous. But I wouldn't trade this year for anything. Although we couldn't have done it alone. I would like to thank those who contributed or tolerated us. The people who allowed us to take pictures of them, those who gave us quotes for our stories, and the teachers and office staff who put up with our questions, phone calls and numerous other needs. Thanks a million, we could not have done it with out you. P.S. I hope you like it. Debbie and Mary try to make sense of a yearbook mess. Notice how happy they are to be having so much fun. Ann shows the correct way to chase down a good story. No good story ever slipped past Ann. Lora concentrates on the perfect story for the perfect yearbook. Lora is one of five seniors leaving the yearbook staff June 2. Traci© Steggell shows her excitement at discovering how a typewriter works. As a senior. Trade has made great contributions to yearbook production. Nicole McWhirter doing what she does best, at 7:45 in the morning. The early hours were hard to keep but we all did it. Lora Lapp Willi Sharp That's me there, taking a picture of me. If you were lucky I caught you on film a couple of times. Debbie Ott Lisa Blischke tries to find the purpose of this yearbook tool. Lisa did finally figure it out and managed to do her share of these pages Mary Poore 107 Bob McBeth is anxious to get started having fun at KAH-NEETA. Bob was the star quarter back of the varsity football team this year. Becca Wimer choses to ride a bike while other seniors are swimming, horseback riding, or playing miniature golf. Scott English displays his choice of music Megadeath'while playing miniature golf. The DHS faculity at the Senior Breakfast showing their stuff. The Senior Breakfast is a annual event at DHS each year. In the kitchen perparing the food for the hungary seniors are Mr. Mosley, Mrs. Sevcik. and Mr. Knight. Three teachers have taught many years at DHS. Mr. Hurt and Mrs. Wetter in the background, keep the seniors entertained during the senior breakfast. John Peterson and Lora Lapp both watch the faculty put on their show. John was in Dragon-aires for three years and Lora graduated with honors. Mr Johnston and Mr. Fobert put on an act for •he seniors. They are both math teachers. Jennifer Jordan. Janean Horn. Trina Parlanti, Richard Rose and Valerie Friesen. All of these seniors look forward to the future and hope ‘hat it will bring them the best of luck. ’his group of senior girls take it easy in the sun at They are. Stacey Wall and friends. 109 1988 cement Traci© Steggell gives Ann Berry advice on what to do in the cement. Tracie and Ann have been friends all through High School. By Yearbook Staff An unknown Senior has fun writing his name in the cement. Angie Roufs asks Rachel Stark and Judy Messer, if they have seen her name in the cement. Soon to l be graduating Seniors, laugh at what is to come i Tamera Young and Guy Jones leave their marks in the cement Guy was of the two Valedictorians of the Class of 1988 ri Lathen. Will Pack. Julie Horton. Betsy Martin, and Lori Lathen puts her foot print into the cement for Tina Furmann. Lori and Tina attended Dawson enjoy putting their names into the ce- DHS for 4 years, ant. Graduation What was unique about the class of 1988? Bill Norfleet sums it up in a segment of his Salutatorian speech, This year's Dragons accomplished great things in the kingdom. Many were very wise and had proven themselves academically. Others were hardy and resilent, and success was bound to greet them down the road of life. Other Dragons were known to produce glorious music with their wings, while some made colorful patterns with their tales and brushes. Certain superdragons were famous for their athletic abilities and could toss the puff ball of a dandelion or even (wonder of wonders) the Ty Buxman gives his Valedictorian speech. Ty was the 1987-88 student body president. fruit of a hawthorne, great distances. Some Dragons even ventured into the Shakespearean side of the kingdom, and with the help of elves Ward and Cromwell, presented some excellent productions. At 7:30p.m. on Thursday June 2, the Dallas High School senior class of Nineteen Hundred Eighty-Eight, became the first class in 20 years to graduate inside the gym. Some people wondered if the change would affect the success of the ceremony, but everything went well. Class speaker Tim Curran delivered a humorous speech and Tina Emigh sang the class song, We've Only Just Begun.' The 1988 graduation ceremony was one of the best in many years! -THE YEARBOOK STAFF John Peterson, Laura Lapp. Dea Baumgartner stand in line to receive their long awaited diplomas. All three went on the senior class trip. 112 Aaron Holmes displays the funky look at graduation. Ken Rosenbalm. Debi Dunkin, and Sarah Gibby wait excitedly to receive their diplomas. Ken and Debi went to DHS all four years. Tina Evans receives her diplomia. Tina was also homecoming princess. Alex Rivera takes time out after the graduation ceremony. Alex was also involved in the student council. Sheri Franz was one of the many junior girts who participated as an arch bearer. Sheri is an honor student. VALEDICTORIAN: Ty Buxman Guy Jones CLASS SPEAKER: Tim Curran SALUTATORIAN: CLASS SONG: Bill Norfleet Tina Emigh GREETINGS: Christy Randles 113 1988 Family Medical Center ■ Drive-up window ■Convenient parking ■ Automatic teller i 1 in North Dallas f 023-$3 1 641 S.E. Miller Ave. 636 Main St. — Dallas Dallas 623-2345 Member F.D.I.C. “t jtfouAe •Naw •Antiques 'Sales Service American Antlquaa Clocks Irom around tha world DON JONES 131 S.W. Mill Ph. (503) 623-6703 Dallas. OR 97338 Coffee Shop Drive In 994 Main St. DALLAS, OR. 623-6750 Ben Franklin Better qualify for less! 177 S.W. 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Lance 75 Zalonis, Jesse 38, 52 Zerbe, Heather 38. 47. 75. 91 Soph Aguinaga. Beth 26. 75 Amaya. Veronica 26 Bailey. Judy 26. 31. 99. 56 Barnett, Mary 26, 58. 74, 75 Baumgartner. Julie 26 Belcher, Tracy 26 Biddinger. Marianne 26 Blake. Garth 26 Blivan, Tonya 26. 58. 99 122 Boatwright. Julie 26, 74. 75 Braden. Buffy 19. 26. 61 Breen. Jonathan 26. 55 Brigham. Donna 26 Buller. John 26. 75. 107 Burr. Kent 26. 53 Cameron. Stephanie 26. 58. 61. 84. 87. 93 Campbell. Kevin 26. 53 Cassim. Suzanne 27 Chance. Tony 27, 39. 62. 91 Chandler. Stacy 27. 93 Christensen. Bill 27. 53, 87 Clift. Chrissta 27 Cole. Jerry 27 Collingham. Jason 27 Collingham, Michael 27 Cone. Eric 27 Coreson. Shawn 27 Costelow, April 27. 74, 75 Crichlow. Christy 27. 58 Curtiss. Jeromy 27 Dankenbring. Kacy 27. 74 Davis. Robert 27. 58. 69 Dent. Marc 27, 82 Dukes. Cliff 26 Dubin. Kimmy 27 Ellis, Raeme 27. 46. 47 Engel. Becky 27, 58. 86. 91 English, Jolyn 27 English. Karen 27. 74. 75 Ferguson. Juli 27 Fink. Kevin 27 Fisher. Layla 27. 64 Fisher. Penny 27 Foster. Tamie 27 Fox, Jon 27. 53 Friesen. Jeremy 27 Frink. Carey 27 Gerber. Howard 27 Gibby, Andrew 27. 50 Gilliland. Jason 27. 93 Gilmore. Stacey 27 Grady, Heather 27 Haertel. Lori 27. 58 Hall, Craig 27 Hall. Lori 27. 75 Halleman. Shawn 28 Hamilton, Darrell 28. 53 Hamm. David 28. 91 Hatcher. Lisa 28 Heriford. Aaron 28. 91 Hickman, Jeff 28 Hiebenthal. Eric 28. 75. 93 Hiebert. Juli 28 Hillebrand, Kirk 28 Holbrook. Patrick 28 Hunsicker. Adam 28 Hurt. Tammy 28. 39. 61. 93 Hyde. Walter 28 lott, Lisa 28. 74. 75. 99 Ivey. Tim 28. 53. 82 Jefferey. Lisa 28. 61. 71. 86. 91 Johnston. Adam 28, 75 Jones. An Karn. Annette 28. 30 Kellum. Don 27. 28. 74. 75. 82 Kelsey, Carey 28 Lapp. Paula 28 Liggett. Melissa 28 Link. Michael 28 Locke, Sara 28. 75 Loewen. Ray 28. 53 Loggains. Brenda 28 Maddux. Tracy 28 Maples. Kelly 28 Me Beth. Monte 28, 53 Me Kibben. Lisa 28. 75 Me Whirter, Doug 28 Mersch. Dan 28 Messer. Jason 28 Metzler, Tim 28 Miller, Mike 28 Mitas. Jeni 27. 28. 47 Mock, Mike 28 Moore. Rodd 27 Morris. Debbie 28. 74 Mosley. Stephanie 27. 28. 39. 56. 84. 99 Mueller. Sean 28. 84 Nance. Emily 28 Newton. Kandi 28, 58. 74. 75 Nguyen. Kiet 28. 91 Noland. Derek 29 Olsen, Jenny 29 Oneth, Mark 29. 53 Ostrander. Nick 29. 53 Parker, Tami 29. 48 Parks, Ryan 53 Parlanti. Dianna 29 Patton. Kim 29 Pelto. Brian 29. 53. 82 Petersen. Ryan 29. 69. 73 Peterson. Raimie 29. 75 Plante. Dawn 29 Poelz. Bryant 55 Pomeroy. Pat 29 Pope. Roger 29. 73 Porath, Jason 30 Pritchard, Jaunda 30 Pruitt. Jade 30 Quinn. Bryan 30. 74. 75 Rancore. Dana 30 Ratzlaff. Pam 30. 99 Ratzlaff. Sylvia 30. 47. 91 Reed. Juli 30 Rickson. Phil Robinson, Angie 30 Romine, Danny 30 Rose. Vicki 30. 78 Rosenbalm, Chet 30. 53 Russell. Nancy 5. 30 Samples. Ed 30 Sarkisian. Tony 30 Schrag. Brad 30. 53. 73 Scott, Sandy Sharp. Wili 30. 107 Snyder, Paul 30 Sohn. Cindy 30. 93 Sparks. Michelle 30 Stango. Don 30 Steggell. Heidi 30 Storm. Mike 30. 82 Storm, Rich 30, 47. 80, 81 Sullenger. Tammy 30 Taylor. Scott 30. 49, 53 Thayer, Renee 30. 39. 60, 86, 87 Thiessen. David 30. 69. 73 Thomas. Heather 30. 61 Thomas, Jennifer 30. 61 Thompson. Ralph 30. 53, 60 Thorson. Jeannette 30, 58. 86 Tiernan, Julie 31, 74. 75 Toland. Carol 31 Totten, Sarah 31. 55. 69 True. Kevin 31 Trueax. Dana 31. 93 Turssel, Don 31. 93 Tucker, Mary 31. 47 Tweet. Holly 31. 84 Van Elverdinghe. Michele 31 Van Order. Chad 31. 53 Vesely. Tanya 31 Vlasak. Kari 31 Wahlmeier. Pat 31 Wasmundt. Troy 31 Watson. Vicki 31 Wisensee. Todd Wellman. Frank 31. 50 Wetter. Dawne 31, 39. 58. 75 Wheat. Charla 31 Whitacre. Whendy 31. 74. 75. 76 Whitbeck. Cindy 31 White. Benjamin 31 Wilcke. Andrea 31 Wilkerson. Rebecca 31 Williams. Rebel 31, 62. 91 WiHiamson. Carrie 31 Wilson, Emilie 31 Wolf. Jason 31 Wynia. Wendi 31 Akridge. Tom 20 Anderson. Charlotte 20 Anderson. Marci 20 Angellford. Twiggy 20 Antonucci. Dawn 20 Archer. David 20 Armpriest. Shawn 20 Armstrong. Corey 20 Arndt. Laura 20 Austin. Amy 20 Bahns. Sherri 20. 60 Baker. Eric 20 Barber. Jon 20. 50 Barnard. Jennifer 20. 60 Beardsley. Andrew 20 Beathard. Mileine 20. 18. 60. 61. 91 Bechtold. Karen 20 Belcher. Troy 20 Benitz. Deanine 20 Bennet, Dawn 20 Juniors 123 Bennet. Gory 20 Berg. Paul 20 Berry. James 20 Berry. Marilyn 20 Betts. Jenifer 20. 74. 93 Blain. Shawn 20 Blanchard. Michael 20. 60 Blessing. Terrie 20. 54, 99 Blischke. Lisa 20. 107 Boatwright. Thad 21. 50 Bonillas, Gene Bonogofski. Leroy 21 Bosket. Aaron 21. 53. 50. 95 Bouchard. Steven 21 Boysen. Zachiriah 21. 23. 25 Brown. June 21 Burbank. Dennis 21. 50 Burbank, Douglas 21 Burns. Kimberely 21 Burton. Kimberely 21. 84. 98. 99 Campbell. Christopher 21 Carlson. Daniel 21 Caudill. Ann 21. 78 Cave. Sarah 21. 55 Clark. Christy 21. 24 Coates. Brady 63. 82. 95 Coker. Kelly Crouse. Becky 21 Crumbley. Angela 5. 21. 71. 98. 99 Dankenbring. Steven 21 Daulton. Kevin 21. 39 Davids. Colin 21 Debusk. Teresa 21 Derrick. Tera 21 Domes. James 21. 93 Dougherty. Andrea 21 Drill. 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Tynamarie 22 Hopkins. Robert 22 Horn. Chris 22. 63 Hughes. James 22, 55. 60 Hull. John 22 Hunter. Annette 22 Hunter. Cameron 22. 61 Inman. Lyle 22. 55. 93 Isaac. Darla 22. 60 Jackson. Charlene 22 James. Kendall 22 Johannson. Craig 22. 67 Johnson. Jeff 22. 50. 53 Kanoff. Krag 22. 50. 61. 93 Kroeker. Philip 22. 23. 25 Larson. Chris 22 Lavy. Jody 22. 106. 71 Lease. Victor 22. 50. 95 Leifeit. Alan 22 Lenen. Polly 22 Lettenmaier. David 22. 55. 93 Lewis, Jim 23 Locke. Sarah 23 Long. Bobbi 23 Loving. Lee 23. 82 Lyman. Matthew 23. 50 Macedo. Paul 23. 50 Magawa, Angela 23 Marsden. Mykelle Martin. Amy 23 McCloud. Kimberely 23 McCool. Roxcella 23 McDaniel Corey 23 McDonald. Michael 23. 50. 53, 63. 25 Me Kown. Eric 23 Me Laughlin, Angela 23 Menear, Angelique 23 Mercier. Tracy Miller. John 23. 60. 61. 67 Miller. Toni 23. 56. 61. 99 Minyard. Jack 23, 50. 78 Moriarty. Stacy 23, 60 Moiser, Kevin 23. 65 Moskal. Jay 23. 50 Neal. Roberts 23 Nelson. Anthony 23 Nelson. Todd 23. 50 Newton, Amy 23. 46. 47. 61. 68. 74. 84, 95 Nielsen. Allen Nielsen. Anita 23. 60 O'Brien, Jeff Oehler. Yvette 23. 56. 32. 91 Ott. Deborah 20. 23. 55. 106. 107. 73 Overstreet. Christy 23. 54. 91 Pelto. Danelle 23. 20. 55. 60 Pettit. Christa 23. 99 Plante. Jerry 24. 50. 53 Pomeroy. Heather 24 Poore. Mary 24. 106.107 Pope. Shyla 24, 56. 57. 85. 93 Powell. Jeremy 24 Quinton. Sharie 24 Quiring. Tamilla 24. 60 Ratzlaff. Steven 24 Retherford. Arnie 24. 61. 67 Rickenson, Phil 24 Riley. Steve 24 Rhoten. Elizabeth 24 Robinson. Amy 24. 75 Roth. Melodie 91 Rowell. Tony 24 Rowland. James 24. 65 Schierling. Julie 24. 60 Schierling. Melissa Schmitt. Danny 24 Schnekenburger. Chandra 24 Schrock, Tammy 24. 91 Schwartz. Shari 24. 93 Scrroggin, Derik 24, 50. 63. 80. 95 Sharp. Mark 24. 74 Shepard. Trina M. 24 Sickles, Lisa 24 Skidmore. Ronnie L. 24 Slack. Ryan J. 24. 99 Slaska. Dianna R. 24 Smith. John E. 24 Snyder. Thomas A. 25. 55. 74. 75. 93 Stilwell, Michelle R. 25 Stull. Raymond L. 25. 69 Swenson. Timothy W. 25. 50. 51. 60 Teal. Timothy A. 25 Teichrow. Jennifer R. 25, 74 Tharp. Maricielee V. 25. 74 Thomas, Shawn C. 25, 93 Thorson. Darrel A. 25, 50. 53, 82 Townsend. Diane D. 25. 99 Tripp, Kristofer D. 25. 60, 75 Van Elverdinghe, Lisa A. 25, 60 Vandercreek, Eugene F. Villwock. Michael E. 25, 63 Wagner. Donald K. 93 Wagoner. Gena K. 25 Waldrop. Amy D. 25. 75 Ward. Andrew S. 25 Ward. Jennifer N. Ward Steven G. 25. 50, 92. 80 Weems. Kellie L. 25. 93. 95 Weisensee. Mark T. 25. 50. 53. 81. 80 Weiss. Jennifer S. 25 Wheatley. Teresa E. 25 White. Jason D. 25. 50, 82. 93 White. Jenifer J. Wiens, Dustin E. 25 124 Williams. Kevin R. 25 Williams. Lori 25 Wilson. Sonja D. 25 Winters. James A. 25. 93 Wynia. Wade S. 25. 53 Young. Charyl R. 25. 46. 47. 63 Young. Mona K. Seniors Allen, Karen 6 Andre. Barb 6. 19 August. Dyan M. 6. 39. 36. 71. 75. 92. 93 Barnes. Joseph V. Joey 5. 6. 50. 51. 80. 95 Baumgartner. Dea J. 6. 46. 47 Benton. Talisman K. Tali 6. 61 Berry. Ann K. 6. 10. 54. 106 BizzeH, Rachel E. 6. 10 Blackburn. Corey 6. 10 Bressler. Cindy E. 6. 10. 15. 18. 54 Brigham. Karrie S. 7 Bugby. Melissa D. 7. 60 Burr. Trent W. 6. 32. 50. 80 Burton. Gary L. 2. 7. 32. 50. 94. 95 Buyses. David 6 Buxman. Ty M. 7. 9. 16. 68. 91 Champ. Albert D. Al 7. 95 Chap. PhilNp D. Phil 7. 61 Chase, Brian T. 7. 50. 95 Chrisman. Brad A. 7 Clark. Jarred E. 39. 57. 80 Collingham. Daniel A. Dan 7. 15 Compton. Brian E. 7 Cook, Michelle R. 7. 61. 106 Costelow. Sunny A. 7. 9. 16. 99 Courtney. Amy K. 6. 7. 66. 75 Crichlow. Daniel A. Dan 2. 7. 48. 60. 62. 70 Cudiamat. Donald P. 91 Curran. Timothy K. Tim 5. 7. 9. 16. 75 Dankenbring. Angela K. 7. 9 Dankenbring. John T. 7 Davids. John S. 7 Davis. Jennifer K. 7. 9. 99 Dawson. Elizabeth G. 8. 12. 61 De Vault. Corey J. 8. 71. 91 Delsman. Paul A. 8. 16 Dick. Brian E. 8 Dickerson. Delinda G. 8. 54. 85. 99 Driscoll. Eric 6 Dull. Jeni L. 8 Dunkin, Debra R. Debi 8. 47. 60. 93 Durbin. James P. 8 Easterly. 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