Dayville High School - Devil Yearbook (Dayville, OR)

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Sevenfh and Eighfh Sifling: Carolyn Harris and Paffy Salsbery. Kneeling: Beverly Black, Dick Brown. Joe Marfin, Delberl' Burril. Arnold Keefon. Lyle Nodine. Sfanding: Kafhleen Canf, Jean Morris, Carol Ann Moulfon, Gerald Wagner. Smoky Overfon. Alan Johnson. lrene Prifchard and Lolifa Craig. 2nd row sfanding: Mr. Joey Acaifurriu Lenord Osfer, Howard Morris, Loreffa Franke, Joann Belshaw, Janice Paffon, Nancy Marfin, Corrine Adams, Roberf Sfeen and Ralph Mefcalf. The Sevenfh and Eighfh Graders performing under fhe excellenf fufelage of Joey Acaifurri had a fine year. Perhaps fhe greafesf fhrill of fhe year was when fhe boys marched oul' onfo fhe baskefball floor in fheir sparkling blue uniforms. Baskefball and volleyball provided fhe main pasfime buf Chrisfmas and assembly programs. plus holiday parfies, also keep sfudenfs on fhe jump. The nexf few monfhs will find everyone busy wifh soffball and frack 'rhen will come fhe biggesf evenf of all for fhe Eighfh Graders- Graduafion on May 97fh. 275 255 4 Fif+h and Six'l'h lsf row: Lee Goodman. Joe Barry. Roberf Norfh and LeRoy Burrill. Qnd row: Mrs. Helen Miller, Deanne Mascall. John Simonis, Forresl' Over- fon, Kaye Jenison, Roberf Music and Ruby Perkins. 3rd row: Gail Hum- phreys, Margaref Garrison, Sfephen Valade, Bobby Salsbury. Lawayne Hampfon, Mary Norfh and Sandra Simmons. Absenl' was Donald Franke. Under fhe very capable direcfion of Mrs. Helen Miller fhe Fif+h and Sixfh Grades had an enjoyable year. These sfudenfs gave fhe second all- school assembly program besides faking parf in fhe Chrisfmas program. Ofher evenfs included Hallowe'en. Valenfine and Chrisfmas parfies, along wifh cake and candy sales.

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Third and Fourlh isl row: Mickey Jenison and Jeanelle Salsbery. Qnd row: John Prichard, Jellerey Black, Michael Snyder, Alva Mascall, James Salsbery. David Barr, and Kenny Vancil. 3rd row: Laurlee Music, Alyce Vancil. Cherril Wham, Sharon Wyllie. Palsy Overlon, Joyce Perkins, Larry Nodine and Pele Van der Vlugl. 4lh row: Slephen Black. Barbara Miles. Terry Taylor, Clark Weldin, Slanley Johnslon. Sharon Harris, Ilona Marlin, Dallas Morris and Mrs. Valade. Guiding lhe deslinies ol lhe Third and Fourlh Grades is Mrs. Relha Valade, a leacher who is admired and respecled by her sludenls. The maior aclivilies ol lhis group were lhe Chrislmas program per- formances and lhe January assembly. Mosl sludenls are now anxiously wailing spring and lhe marble season. 555 255 232 Firsl and Second lsl row: Gene Cecil, Hilmar Marlin, and Pele Perkins. 2nd row: David Barry, Gail Morris, Leslie Snyder, Michael Brown, Larry Marlin, and Raymond Melcall. 3rd row: Jean Prilchard. Dixie Middlelon, Donnella Taylor, Joanne Barker, Daniel Franke, David Franke, David Valade, Bobby Harris, and David Round. 4lh row: Marlha Ann Van der Vlugl. Ronela Marlin, Kalhleen Miles, Calharine Hull, Helen Humphreys, Myrlle Law- rence, Ronald Keelon, and Kenl Hellinga. The Firsl and Second Grades slarled lhe school year under lhe direc- lion ol Mrs. Rena Slricklen, however, clue lo ill heallh she resigned and Mrs. Margie Rounds compleled lhe year. The grealesl evenl lor lhe children was probably lhe February as- sembly given by lheir group lor lhe Grade and High School sludenl- bodies. Everyone is now looking forward lo spring when lhey can lake lheir annual picnic.