Harrisburg High School - Eagle Yearbook (Harrisburg, OR)

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if 1 V 'Y i r r I X, ,fl 1 i - i r V mul 'a71e-fha . .N . . ,!. MVA 9 ' Q ,A I 1. Carnival Court: iseatedj senior Karen Seymour. Queen junior Yami- Ieth Moncada, sophomore Michelle Oakerman, freshman Gail Estergard. istandingy senior Mark Elmblade, King, junior Dennis Laird, sophomore Lonnie Smucker, freshman Brian Loesch. What is this? Why this is Aaron Bowers, 8th grader at Wyatt, showing HUHS freshmen how to dunk fellow classmate, Ron Carlson. 3. Ms. Gail Haynes screams for help as she falls into the murky water of the dunk tank.

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CARNIVAL CARNIVAL TRIGGERS ENTHLISIASM The carnival was March 29, 1980. lt started with the crowning ceremonies in the multipurpose room at 7:00 p.m. The king and queen are chosen by the amount of scrip the class has sold. In 1st place were the juniors, King Dennis Laird and Queen Yamileth Moncada. The sophomores took 2nd place with Prince Lonnie Smucker and Proncess Michelle Oakerman. Fresh- man Prince Brian Loesch and Princess Gail Ester- gard won 3rd place. Last place went to senior Prince Mark Elmblade and Princess Karen Seymour. HUHS students had a wide variety of booths, The favorite was the dunk tank sponsored by the fresh- men. There has never been a better one fcarnivall. We had only five days from conception and no class time was used. We had a larger gross profit than I believe we've ever had before, junior class advisor Mr. Pe- terson commented with enthusiasm. it ' 3.5 ' x 1 Scri P 1. Freshmen advisor, Ms. Gail Haynes, tells other freshmen advisor, Mr. Gary Scott, the strategy she used to get wet in the dunk tank. 2. Junior Dennis Laird bags goldfish for the lucky winner while junior Bayardo Montenegro takes tickets. 3. Juniors Kalin Hlavinka and David Drongesen druel as they look at the Cracker Jacks.

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JRXSR PRoM WE MAY NEVER PASS The junior class had a learning and exiting exper- ience preparing the Junior!Senior Prom. Their plans started off a little shaky but soon it was smooth sailing. The juniors looked at many restaurants and bands for the 1980 Prom. They finally decided on the Eu- gene Quality lnn. formerly known as the Eugene Ho- tel, and the band Bentley. The junior class cut it pretty close the last week. The senior class prophecy had to be finished and the programs as well. But with the help of interested juniors the job was well done. 1. Junior Hadyn Murphy and sophomre Michelle Oakerman enjoy the entertainment along with juniors Beth Kizer and Val Haag. 2. Seniors Kent Bowers, Brian Larson and Junior Sandy Holland listen to the wills while junior Pam Hoffman looks at Brian with sincere eyes. THIS WAY AGAIN 'J ' I -W lr . ! 'v f yfx