Henley High School - La Vista Yearbook (Klamath Falls, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1974 volume:

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III.: - .xiii I I I I I I I I I I I I Q . ,,-.+ , ,I 2.1! henley Drzesents H0111 SIDES how hlqh School 2 ii' bows and flows of angel hair, and ice cream castles in the air, and feather canyons everywhere, i've looked at clouds that way. but now they only block the sun, they rain and snow on everyone. so many things i would have done, but clouds got in my way. IME vajfif QF :flint hllliigigil i've looked at clouds from both sides now, from up and down and still somehow it's clouds illusions i recallg i really don't know clouds at all. moons and junes and ferris Wheels, the dizzy dancing way you feel, as every fairy tale comes real, i've looked at love that Way. but now it's just another show, -Q5 W- jf. ,F you leave 'em laughing when you go. and if you care, don't let them know, don't give yourself away W. fl will qfagbmv g1s,,,f' i've looked at love from both sides now, from give and take and still somehow it's love's illusions i recallg i really don't know love at all. X J' tears and fears and feeling proud, to say i love you right out loud dreams and schemes and circus crowds, i'Ve looked at life that way but now old friends are acting strange, they shake their heads, they say i've changed but something's lost but something's gained, in living every day. 1 Ml 7 xg 5- 5 is -' 'sv is Q ll R 'i i've looked at life from both sides now from win and lose and still somehow it's 1ife's illusions i recall i really don't know life at all. . . . joni mitchell LSR , x 1 'ww ACAOGITTICS Karla Barron and Bev Pedersen threaten to tell on Mr. Lane for being in the courtyard during class time. K 1 2 I J S l More hallways, more classrooms, more teachers, and more students made the new school more work for Mr. Lane, principal, and Mr. Johnson, vice principal. Along with more work, however, came less crowded office space and less frustrations in dealing with crowded classrooms . The over-all atmosphere of the new building was more relaxing and both Mr. Lane and Mr. Johnson seemed to enjoy the change of scenery. P 5 CD C 'U 9 ,,,,.M,.,, I CD CD 5 U3 0 3' O O 11' Mr. Bill Lane, principal, helps supervise the hallways during the lunch hour. wmv' 4119 UK we WUUWQ ,uf Mr. Jerry Johnson works on the athletic schedule for next year More room seemed to be the key to the new office area. A separate area for the ditto machine, the copy machine, and Mr. Johnson all helped in keeping the office bedlam down to a minimum. The one thing that didn't change was the office was still the coldest area when the furnace didn't work all winter and the warmest area when it did work in the spring and fall. Below: Mrs. Donalda Devore checks to see if it is time to ring those bells again. Bottom left: Mrs. Betty High posts the daily receipts into the record book. we ...u-nvd ' Below: Cheri Harris learns to run the ditto machine as part of her office aide training. Bottom right: Mr.Lane and Mr. Johnson frequently check on what is going on in classrooms . 44 t Q. All science students must know how to use a microscope correctly. i 5 if , be s 5' 154 li mmm Jeanette Andert gets help on her science project from Mr. Earl Graham. K J Top right: Mr. John Kerr is proud of his b1010gy class Above Chris Greene, Julie Bothum, and Karen Wilcox work on their science experiment. Science Oepantment Enjoys mone Space The science department enjoyed the addition of one classroom and storage area to their department. Mr. Godard and Mr. Kerr no longer had to share the same classroom and Mr. Andretta had REAL lab areas. All teachers and students enjoyed using the courtyard connecting the two science areas. JW?-K I Computens Come 130 h nley One of the h1gh11ghts of the act1v1t1es of the math department was the computer datmg lists. Students that wanted to partlclpate f111ed out a questwnnaxre, pa.id fifty cents, rece1ved a 11st of ten students suxted to the1r personahty and attended an I Sz I dance 5 qu gflggiiifhfft' Top Mr R1ch Pearson Just can't beheve one of the answers on th1S consumer's math test Top right Mr Andy Trav1s makes sure each member of the class understands exactly what he means Above Bob M11es seeks extra help durmg I Sz I Rlght Mr. A1 Gardner checks to see Lf h1s freshmen understand that you can take 3 from 2. YUUSIC AREA CARDEIEO With separate rooms for choir and band, music could be heard in the south hall most of the day. Both areas enjoyed their new carpeted rooms. .i ,V X , Q2 rK.......,-an-rug E X M 3 t. . ff Top left Mr Jerry Martm dlrects the marchlng band Top r1ght The band played at graduation led by Mr. Martin. Center: M Herblg dlrected the chou' at commencement Bottom left Mr Don Herb1g teaches both choir and P. E. Bottom right: The f-My Nhll we Q. pnoqnam lntnoouceo A new large shop and the introduction of an Ag program were the two big events in the in- dustrial arts area this year. The new shop is considered to be one of the best AA shops in Oregon. Many students enrolled in the new agriculture classes and the program got off to a fine start with both the students and the community. Top left: Mr. Lee Miles discusses shop rules with John Wescom. Top right: Mr. Dan Dodds tells his Ag. class about the upcoming field trip. Right: Kayle Smith works on his mechanical drawing project. Shop Classes SIWAIIDEH SKINS Mr. Ken Harnacher uses a square to check the ac- curacy of his student's work. FO' 'DAR ii - f If 1, E ,M H m A Y ,R v.,,, A The new shop area has many more activity centers and work areas. Fred Forsythe explains how he is going to use the new equipment to Craig Kirkpatrick and Jamie Berg. Q t f .,f2, ' 5 45 Sf n Vw' of, ,VLA I 1 ' I .1 5 n ir 'M a John Canida wears the newly required safety glasses . Elective Classes Contmu ,K ,I , s The elective system continued to work in the English depart- ment. New classes offered this year were Literature of the Old West, Folk Lit. , Basic Composition, Tournament Speaking and Debate, and English Seminar. One new teacher, Mr. Tom Omli, was added to the staff. The tea- chers enjoyed using the English office area for curriculum meetings. Top left: Miss Barbara Wittmer accepts Ann Masten's paper before class begins. Top right Mr. Tom Omli enjoys taking roll. Above: Gary Baker listens to Mrs. Kara Nielson explain what she wants on his next C.S.P. paper. Mrs. Cleora Hampton explains the different stage areas to her Theater Lab I class. Mr. Rollie Altenberg works on his daily lesson plans ---.4 1 0 --. l '5 :Z3'f,4' ' of f':I'5'233Z?55l?QfV p ga V - fagzak 'Wall f Z ,V 14 1 ' V C Q2 1 53575 ' M 42,4 ' Q 33,1 , 7 gs ut H , We f' mf3e1s,. 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Top: Devery Saluskin and Mr. Tim Downey watch as Janice Smith works on her pottery project. Below: Doug Morris, Gary Houck, Ed Wilson, and Steve Sutherland enjoy learning to cook with the help of Mrs. Virginia Clough. K '25 ,WW-f' a . L. home-ec Goes Co-eo Due to illness in the family of Mrs. Clough, a change of teachers was made in the home-ec department at semester. Despite this, the home- Ec course offerings were numerous. Co-ed home-ec became a reality with the introduction of a course called Apartment Living. Other courses of- fered on a one semester basis were creative home arts, bachelor living, creative clothing, experimental foods, and independent home-ec. The only full year course offered was Home E0 I. YA v ,A ,,,,. ...M- ' ff -.M ,M W f Above: Debbie Barrett hopes she has followed the advice given on the bulletin board and that her finished product will prove it. Left: Miss Vonnie Wilcox goes over the grocery orders with Stephanie Bushnell and Charla Bell. Top left: Mr. Claude Harvey finds it much more fun to teach health than it was to teach World history. Top right: Mr. Dan Kelleher prepares another test for his teacher's aides to grade. Above: Ed Wilson works with handicap- ped children at the TMR center. Right: Ms. Priscilla Speers listens to one of the CSP students explain the duties of his agency. SOCIAI SCIENCE Chances CURRICUIUII1 Below: Miss Sandi Schweitz explains her grading system to her freshman class . ' E Wx It 5' Above: Mr. Dale Hauck helps Karla Kuist with her YOYO budget. Along with changing to semester courses, the social science department also changed the num- ber of graduation credits needed in this field. The new requirements are 2 semesters of modern problems, 2 semesters of U. S. history, and 2 semesters of freshman or sophomore social science with at least one of these semesters being a multi-nation course. Some of the new semester courses carried very inviting titles such as YOYO fYou're On Your Ownj, Grow or Die, and Who Am I? Senior students had an opportunity to earn their social science credits and be a service to their community at the same time through the CSP pro- gram. All of the social science classes were con- veniently located around the library. 1' Jerry Gutierrez and Kevin Harris rescue the United States and put it back in its proper brackets. Speeo ano Accurzac taught -QW if , i, 1 SFWH sf fp eff! -fl. - N . - if' , f E 4' A x ,ai s t l .fx ., . 4 Y L, S ,, LL Nw-vnvnmfi Q if A V- K- ., , ., - w ill f Top left: Mrs. Ruth Patton introduced a new idea in typing at Henley. Top right: Mrs. Virginia Blohm checks roll. Bottom right: Mrs. Margaret Heyden smiles over a mistake in the paper she is grading. Bottom Left: Julie Rokes, right, asks Marlene Gutierrez for some assistance. Fonelqn languages masteneo j l ..A...4l.....s--' w ' t-K1 t n , . f. 1 . 3, K' 5 P gg A X' '- -,Lift K f 'R2Qh2i9,5iiff. '5 V tg I ff , Ile: 3 ' wx, if get W giggle, f . g . ff A 1' W t i'.1 S n 1 .Uv f .5 'Air Q .Q is 1 W Q i 4 up ik! uw 'fl Bob Blocker, Laura Cranford, and Lynda Hynes enjoy working in front of the language murals. Mr. Gerald Gorsegner has the job of teaching both French and Spanish. He has one of the more active classrooms in school with students studying, using the tape recorders, painting murals, and mak- ing scenery for plays and puppet show. At Christmas time the Spanish classes made pinatas. The classes also helped with the Christmas assembly by putting on a skit entitled Christmas around the World. Top: Mr. Gerald Gorsegner helps build a puppet stage. Above: Mike Smirnov and Robert Smith study their Spanish vocabulary lists. lnsnarz se INCREASES The idea of open classrooms off the media center was a new idea to the librarian, teachers, and stu- dents. At first it was very confusing with everyone having to learn to keep down the noise. Students and teachers soon learned to use the resource center and the library area was seldom empty. The round tables and pleasant arrangement of books added much to the general atmosphere. The students also enjoy- ed the availability of the conference rooms. Mr. Funk was no longer hidden in the magazine room and Mrs. Ongman could actually move in her new A. V. Room. The library had become the center of HHS. Y 011 mmf MTI Above: Brian Rainwater, Sharolyn Cameron, Patti Willg-ing, and Karlene Dearing find the library a pleasant place to study and ex- change ideas. Top: Mr. Charles Funk, librarian, looks with pride at his new media center. Above: A. V. Director, Mrs. Ilene Ongman seems glad that all the films got back on time. D. . Ano health lntenmlx With two gyms, the P.E. department was able to offer a bigger variety of activities. Along with these activities nine weeks were devoted to health class. fu' .-me ii . VEB I' ' Top left: Miss Norma Meinhardt prepares to referee a basketball game. Top right: Eric Bergstrom practices on the rings as Mr. Don Herbig supervises other gymnasts. Above: Basketball rules are discussed withthe advanced P.E. class. Left: Mr. John Riggs ohecksiwith the counselor to see when the students will be trans- ferred to health class. ' I , J COUHSGIGRS GUIDE Stuoents is X ga: One of the busiest places in school is the counselling office. Students go there for advice on occupations, help in schedule changes, assistance in making college ap- plications, and guidance in school affairs Besides helping the students in this way Mrs. Margaret Heyden and Mr. John Snodgrass take care of transcripts and scheduling of all students. Ei 'K -Z' LLL 5 1 s M g f X if ii. as flfhiiflix. ,, fa. Ruth Brandt and Nancy Mack find out the ins and outs of college applications from Mrs. Margaret Heyden. liacult linounce SGHICRS if www. E 1 Q' wwf we ff . X-fe , 'af Sv' , H , , N -Q -VV! I ,,, A , .Muo- In the annual faculty-senior softball game, the faculty took an early lead and Went on to win easily 14-3. It was a beautiful day for a game and a large group of students watched the old-timers at work. lieachens Shane thoughts Just what are teachers really thinking when they give you the 6V11 eye? We think that if their inner thoughts were spoken they might be something like this . 3 Top left: I'1l teach them chemistry if I have to beat it into them. Top right: Maybe if I turn my back they will go away. Far right: That kid got away again., I'cl go after him but Yech. Right: I never could tell which from Witch i1,'::::'Zi,. . 1-- , . 15, if M ' 1. X P B ,U W i. Lg,. ,,n, V .. R J ,fjfim 'W 5' 5. if K Mir HM gg 9 Left: I'm just like Pinocchio. The more lies I tell the longer my nose grows. Below: I think I'll hold my breath until Friday. Bottom left: That is the worst looking project I've ever seen. Bottom center: Boy am I glad to see that kid graduate. Bottom right: Why, it's a picture of Mr. . l 5' ACTIVITIES Students enrolled in CSP this year include, front row, Marlene Gutierrez, Sharolyn Cameron, Debbie Balin, Vickie Divine, Patti Willging, Dave Francisco, Ed Wilson, Bob Shulmire, Jim Landon, Jhon Bowers. Second row, Dani Stevenson, Kim Kambak, Ruth Rice, Vickie Hampton, Bill Block, Diane Sandusky, Mike Rutherford, Gwen Womack, Lee Thomas. Third rowg Mrs. Speers, Janese Sharp, Chloe Williams, Terry Miller, Valerie Freirich, Debbie Powell, Bob Williams, Bev Pedersen, Karla Barron, Jack Sharp, Don Abbott. Stuoents Senve the Commumt f' Community Service Program is an on the job citizenship program for interested students. Students are permitted to Work in agencies where they have an interest. Students also do ing blood, helping with various drives, and par ticipating in the Mickey Mulligan Show for the United Good Neighbors. The students worked for many types of agencies in the community such as the Health Department, Hospital, City Police, Forest Service, Chamber of Commerce, Trainable Mentally Retarded Children, various nursing homes, and several private businesses. Stu- , dents also had an opportunity to pursue career l interests as well as learning about our com- munity by serving in agencies such as the City Planning Department and with various Doctors. Each student spent over 250 hours in their J a X N xl E it in S' digg fd' agency and learned much about Klamath County. Q . X t 'CA 'WWF lt 4:i:'j l X . gg? his '75 Other page lefty John Bowers repairs engine while at work for K.F.P.A. Other page right, Supervisor Mrs. Speers discusses work log with Dave Francisco. Topg Mike Rutherford has a talk with his patient at IQamath Animal Hospital. Centerg TMR students listen as Patty Willging explains pictures. Bottomg Sharoyln Cameron lends a hand at Work Activity Center. volunteer work in the community such as donat- Candidates for Mr. and Miss Rebound were: Seniors, Kim Kambak and Dan Comfortg Juniors, Cheryl Kirkpatrick and Bill Campbellg Sophomores, Lynn Ross and Mike Bauerg and Freshmen, Leona McNary and Craig Kirkpatrick. Dan Comfort was named Mr. Rebound and Lynn Ross was chosen as Miss Rebound. 1. A we SH . Bane Gets ploweo unoen There were a lot of people who attended the Sweethearts Ball, except for some Very important ones - the Band Due to circumstances beyond our control the Band was unable to attend, because they ran into a very big prob- lem - a snow plow. But everyone still had a good time anyway dancing to records and tapes. ll Right: Ronda Callaway sang 'Ttaindrops Keep Falli on M Head. Bottom ri ht: The US Y S Soul Sensations get it together. Bottom left: The Don Johns told us they were grad- uates of the National Embalming School. Below: Rick Romtvedt gave a humorous interp. entitled Noah and the Ark. I EE: rf, in ,gg ' , . aaa y Hallelujah, I'm a Bum began an evening of entertainment as the Talent Show, properly titled, Annual Hobo Re-union, got underway. Bryan Blodgett, Master of Ceremonies, kept the program going with his avid talent at getting your atten- tion while he introduced the bum performances. Prizes were given for the best costume. The best girls costume award was given to Cheryl Daniel and the best boys costume went to Mike Jones. Hobo Reunion was sponsored by the music department under the supervision of Mr. Don Herbig and Mr. Jerry Martin. Stubents hole hoso I2 umon We:75--LW,i-sg-2-WN-ww-ff:-. U eve-.fif'? 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Ci .... aj, L1 ' aeg is Left: The science department's snake exhibit proved to be a favorite attraction. Below: The spring concert featured the small ensemble in their maroon and white outfits. Left: Mary Hale, Mona Swindler, and Ann Rumery decide which houseplans they like the best. Above: Mitch Terhune shows his parents his finished mechanical drawing project. 41 Right: Mr. Harvey introduced the senior football players. Center: Mr. Omli thanked Brenda Baumgardner and Tara Travis for being his statis- ticians for the year. ff , ' if f' , , 3. , X- rv 'Q 'f T' T51 e A - fa : 4 5' 2 Q t ff , , sf? imwi r v i n If , V - . you--v.. I i I i la -Q. Above: The senior members of the football team signed a football and presented it to Mr. Harvey. Right: Several baseball players received special honors . -A I' Coache PRAISE athletes 5 ,NW W 3 Ayr. -5 ss Q ffl me ..-L iv... 5 f ', 'M l - 1. 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Karl Anderson received the John Philip Sousa award Right: Mrs. Priscilla Speers was presented a gift by her CSP students. Bob Shulmire made the presentation. Above: The first annual HOSCONYMEES were given to first year drama students. Winners were Sharlene Leidholdt, Dennis St. John, Cindy Thors en, Greg Humphrey, Brenda Baumgardner, Rick Romtvedt, and Pam Hasskamp. Right: Senior Pep Club members were thanked for their sup- port of the school. They were Cindy Baker, Vickie Hampton, Ruth Brandt, Kim Kambak, and Gail Hildreth. Not shown is Nancy Mack. A amos honon Outstanomq Stuoents The last day for seniors is also dress-up day for seniors and the day of the annual academic award assembly. At that time teachers honor the students in the various scholastic fields. Top left: Mrs. Virginia Blohm gets a big thank-you hug from Mr. John Kerr after she presented him with his softball certificate. Top right: Senior dancers Julie Jarrett received the crafts recognized were Ann Masten, J anese Sharp, Debbie Ross, Debbie Balin, Valerie award. Freirich, Denise Hill, and Debbie Antle. Above: The art awards were given to Doug Green, Jerry Bowers, Mike Flynn, and Sandy Schrieber. n emi, Left: Queen Sherry Thompson. Top: Princesses for the Homecoming Court were Bev Pedersen, Cheryl Daniel, Debbie Antle, Valerie Freirich. Above: Escorts for the evening were Bob Shulmire, Tom Gilleland, Rad Rodgers, Bill Poch, and Carl Anderson. Sponsored by Klamath Flower Shop , M ,N . 5 Q- .R L 1 -Q 'Q genius BF me casual honnets make homecoming hlston The Henley Hornets, the first team in Oregon to use the Kansas Overtime Rule, defeated Eagle Point 3 to 0 in winning their first Homecoming since 1967. The Kansas Plan allows an overtime period in order to eliminate ties . Tim Simmers kicked a field goal to give the Hornets the victory. Prior homecoming activities included Color Day, Nostalgia Day, Stomp 'em Day, and Sock-it-to-'em Day. Following the game the Dance team sponsored a dance featuring the band LAZARUS. L Top: Two scoreboards show two endings. Middle: The junior class won the annual float competition. Above: The Henley Marching Band welcomes the team at half time. Miss Gail Hildreth was named Klamath County Jr. Miss and went on to become third runner-up in the state competition. At state, Gail took first in the Kraft Party Division, and second in the Breck hair styling competition. Gail used photography and sewing as her combined talent. Right: Gail shows that being Jr. Miss is a serious responsibility but Qbelowy that it is also a lot of fun. SENIOR TUISS BGCOITIGS JUNIOR UTISS Left: Seven senior girls from Henley entered the Klamath County Junior Miss Pageant this year. They were Cynthia Baker, Valerie Freirich, Gail Hildreth, Judy Andert, Denise Hill, and Debbie Ross I I r 1 fx fafffg' . Mfg Q54 iid i esjff--6 5-443436 M WW 'f l' ii - g ., iffy' F 135' The word was that Henley wiped 'em out. This seemed to be the general feeling when Henley not only had the winner in the Junior Miss competition but came away with three other awards. Gail Hildreth was crowned Junior Miss, Debbie Ross ftop lefty was named second runner-up, Judy Andert ftop rightj was chosen Spirit of Junior Miss by her fellow contestants, and Denise Hill received the Miss Talent award. 1 h nley Gntens Danaoes Each year the Senior class chooses one senior girl to repre- sent them in the Merrill Potato Festival queen contest. The girl is judged on poise and personality, talent, and ticket sales. This year the class chose J anese Sharp. 4 Top left, above, and right: The Dance Team, majorettes, and marching band all participated in both the Tulelake parade and the Merrill Potato Festival parade. Top right: Janese Sharp was the Henley princess in the Potato Festival. get Wm if Dnom Ro alty Chosen , , 4, iff f f f ,g, l ,,g,,,? l d 'fl Af K , wi ,. , , , . Royalty for the prom included Left: Queen Judy Andert, Top left: Valerie Freirich, Top right: Karla Kuist, Bottom left: Sue Fairclo, and Bottom right: Bonnie Woodard. pieces of annul accent Dnom Even though it was a lovely May evening, the theme of the prom was PIECES OF APRIL. The dance was held in the small gym which was beautifully decorated. Following the dance a movie was held at the base theater. Linda Bauer finds danc- ing with a cast a little difficult. 6 ' J Top left: The royal court and their escorts pose for pictures. Top right: Judy just can't believe the Crown is going on her head. Above left: Nancy Peters, junior class president, dances with Mr. Kerr, one of the advisors. Above right: One of the over one-hundred couples attending the prom was Rich Miles and Nancy Mack. Sponsored by Western Beauty College 5. K fr 'Q' fe. f Top: It seems that Tom Richter just couldn't be without his hat, even while dancing. Above: Shelley McLeod spent her time trying to shoot down the balloons. Top and middle: Many people attended the pre-prom banquet held at the High Chaparral. Above: Those at tending the prom tried to gather the decorations as Souvenirs. Right: Tom Richter presents Miss Wittmer with flowers, thanking her for the extra time given to drama. Bottom right: The Dance Team challenged the women faculty to a volleyball game. The girls won. Bottom left: With the help of Lee Thomas, Mr. John Snodgrass gave a folk concert. Below: Tony Hartley enjoyed being announcer for many of the afternoon sporting events. 'E D A A Q - I f Q Q' .irr W ' if 1- fp at 4 many. I happenings llven assemslles QW '+--www Top left: Beth Poch seems a little worried about the prospect of having her hair cut. Top right: The Down Home Country Sweethearts entertain at the Christmas assembly. Above: One of the many skits at the pep assemblies feature the rally squad dancing to the Hokey-Pokey. Gr2GanIZ6'3'0nS , .. ,L -'yu . Z W' H ff, W, f' M- ' f.wMMM. , - ...- M.,,wMw1W,m-WW-, Nwv-..,,QM Mm... Wwwfmmw m,,.,m,h,,,m,,,mWN, mmm I M...,.,,,m 'WMM-w,.,,., -El 1 , , f .1 :ff--i I sw Sponsored by Bowers Excavating Officers for Honor Society were Debbie Sabo, Ruth Brandt, Valerie Freirich, Gail Hildreth and Kirk Pederson. Front row: Debbie Sabo, Ruth Brandt, Valerie Freirich, Gail Hildreth, and Kirk Pederson. 2nd row: Cynthia Miller, Jean Born, Rich Miles, Nancy Mack, J anese Sharp, and Cynthia Baker. 3rd row: Vickie Divine, Laura Paul, Gwen Womack, Ann Rumery, Dani Stevenson, Lee Thomas, and Mrs. Heyden, ad- visor. 4th row: Debbie Antle, Karla Kuist, Kim Kambak, Janet McAuliffe, Robin Wells, Ann Masten, and Debbie Balin. 5th row: Sherry Thompson, Mike Jones, Carolyn Masten, Caroline Emmert, Jeanne Sayles, Nancy Peters, and Judy Sayles. 6th row: Ann Dingler, Linda Bauer, Joe Bowers, Mike Bliss, Randy Terhune, Curt Sheffield, and Mike Brown. Last row: Jack Wedam, Ron Gansberg, and Al Wedam A, . .5 .fi if f Society Sells Cakes The Honor Society sold tickets on cakes at each home basketball game in order to earn money for a scholarship. W .Ji l I J Top: The new initiates are treated to the traditional drink of hernlock. Middle left: Mr. Rich Pearson, advisor, took a book with him to college. Above: Can you identify the mystery couple who went on the Honor Society trip to Oregon State? Left: Junior members of the club ushered at graduation. Small CIUBS 6612 L 1-v-.--.... , .H .4..-al Two of the smaller clubs on campus are the Library Club and the Chess Club. It is the job of the Library Club to help Mr. Funk in the mornings, at noon, and after school. Chess Club members meet in Mr. Pearson's room or Mr. Travis's room during I 8: I. Top: Helping with work in the new library are Richard Concannon, Irene Murphy, Mr. Charles FLu1k, and Don Stewart. Right: Willie Simonds and Mike Smirnov are two of the chess enthusiasts. .px-vw, qmls' leaqu mooel FASHION Girls' League had a rather inactive year this year. They did however have a football feed and a style show in the spring. Officers for Girls' League included Karla Barron, Robin Wells, Cheryl Blofsky, Ann Rumery, J odee Vassallo, Debbie Antle, Gayle Phillips, Bev Pedersen, and Judy Andert. in Q , A 3 Left: Advisor for the group was Miss Vonnie Wilcox, Above: President Karla Barron tries to explain the purpose of Girls' League. pep Clus Ganns money Pep Club members include Ruth Brandt, 'Nancy Mack, Linda Warirmer, Gail Hildreth, Vickie Hampton, Leona McNary, Kim Kambak, Cindy Baker, Caroline Emmert, Lynn Ross, Alice Dillon, Donna Detroit, Wendy Collman Pat 'JY Frost, Cheryl Kirkpatrick, Julie Mecham, and Sharlene Leidholdt. MGR' ff 'M A-42.2 . V MN. 1 bi A - A li... - E Even though a very small club, the Pep Club proved to be a profitable one. The group earned enough money through car washes, working in the concession stand, and baked food sales to purchase a trophy case for the school and to give two scholar- ships. Earlier in the year the girls purchased new skirts and sweaters and the club bought new blouse tops to complete the uniform. , if Top left: Mrs. Ruth Patton and committee members discuss the Sweetheart's Ball Above: Sitting in and in front of the concession stand are the officers of Pep Club. They are Caroline Emmert, Ruth Brandt, Nancy Mack, Vickie Hampton, Cynthia Baker, Gail Hildreth, Julie Mecham, and Sharlene Leidholdt. Front row: Dan Hinchee, Steve Sutherland, Dan Nelson, Dan Comfort, Micky Patzke, and Bob Shulmire. 2nd row: Dave Hunter,,Al Wedam, Rad Rodgers, Jon Zbinden, Bill Weedmark, Scott Sexton, and Jim Farmer. 3rd row' Bruce Kesling, Randy Terhtuie, Jack Wedam, Dennis Telle, Mark Fadling, Alan Wilcox, and Tim Simmers. 4th row: Joe Bowers, Dave Francisco, Mike Rutherford, Mitch Leach, Bill Poch, and Dave J arschke. Back row: Jeff Bixler, Doug Morris, Gary Cheyne, Kirk Balin, and Jack Sharp. rf! P K -xy n ,. as k W. A K D A A -.J A' Y, , in K Y .-1 S , if Q sic? d.,,,S' ,. r ja ' V I - I ,LA .I V ' Q .rx -bu - ' ' 'P' . 11 . V ' Q 5 H D 2, 5 . 'f'A 11, ., ' 'W , , f 7, Q ,QV X , in 5 T , W 'tt 4 r if , i I 1 as he .afar 5 M. 'N ' S 'Q . ' ' X I H -1, ft S due? , t Officers for the Lettermervs Club were Dan Liga Hinchee, Mitch Leach, and Bob Shulmire. 2 0 in 1 ,, :tk Steve Tedesco is welcomed into the club by Advisor Claude Harvey. 63 Membership in the Future Farmers of America included V. Buker, H. Oakes, ,L. Smithers, R. Huber, B. Sexton, J. Henzel, G. Roberts, J. Jennings, B. Whipple, P. Davis, J. Hildreth, T. Aiken, J. Andert, D. Hinchee, S. Corbin, S. Stilwell, J. Clem, S. Sutherland, G. Kester, K. Harris, P. Garboden, T. Gambrell, R. Gonzales, J. Wedam, T. Richter, E. Case, B. Campbell, C. Yockey, A. Wilcox, T. Peckenpaugh, J. Mecham, D. Depuy, D. Ellis, D. Hubbard, G. Culpepper, T. Larsen, J. Bixler, M. Bixler, D. Mathis, R. Rodgers, S. Fairclo, B. Woodard, G. Cheyne, C. Kirkpatrick, J. Sayles, K. Bingham, T. Noonan, R.Riach, A. Weatherspoon, and others. Serving as officers for the first year club Were, front row, Jack Clem, Sue Fairclo, and Gary Cheyne. Back row: Bonnie Woodard, Judy Andert, Rad Rodgers, Kevin Harris, Sue Corbin, and Mr. Dan Dodds, advisor. .-,..:,.....,.....,.,,,- M 4, ..., ..,...,,,,.a k.,. . V..- M-:W 4 f S Sponsored by First Federal Savings and Loan new Clue Stanteo at h nley Although it was a new club, the F.F.A. was one of the most active clubs and also one of the largest. Highlighting the year was spring banquet, at which time awards were presented. R ww i 'Q' . ,. , 4 K WT. , 'if ix 0 'K' 'K 4 1 ff if ter ff? .lm ge' kings ti g 5 nga. 3, A . A M1-xc x fiswvi ,si .L Top left: Sue Corbin was chosen Chapter Sweetheart. Top right: Dan Hinchee invited his mother to the banquet. Bottom right: Jeannie Sayles told about the state convention including the fact that Henley had the largest delegation there. Above: The head table got to go through the line first. Speech Clue hosts tounnament me .,, v , was 4 Q M143 .,,- M ...L, , f-W... ,. i -1- f i L it-5-mfxaw J Q . , is .f ff: f. '. W 1 f 'G 4 wir 'K . f I . 1 , v i i. r, l 2 , ,.I,f, fm , V' 4 W., To .M--my 1vzg5x5wQrWSifE 1 W1 IQ 55 fy ' ' 4 f -M-...f-.,-:W If 14, ' if S Q? -.3 'f , ' f fi 'X v 'E K .' ff .W 4 , ?':7x 4 I , L. 51 x ,vga X A X., -.K -'E' ,Q ', iff 'f-jg-s, '-'S jj N i we K 'f -2 5, 35 . .s s ' W ' I. i, in -4 Z3 YAY 'wr V- ,. I . AE. . Q ,vi 3 5 'A 4. I ' ' 4' ' X -., ,' .v '-A A K swf, if v sr ,,.:1z-- ' ..' ,, IPX' ,piles lg f- pk, pf.. A p 2,2911 .1 . 3 -4 Y ' K, ssjjld Top left: Tim Baldwin and Bobbie Jo Ellis go over some of the im- portant aspects of debate. Top right: Maria Lynn, Bryan Blodgett, Dale Andert, and Dani Stevenson examine the ribbons won by the speech club this year. Right: Rick Romtvedt practices the ant of gesturing. Above: Ruth Brandt listens to Debbie Sabo give her speech. 'Q - 'M fr! Speech Club members serving as hosts for the County Speech Meet are, back row, Margery Pond, Irene Murphy, Ruth Brandt, Debbie Sabo, Mr. Rollie Altenberg, Willie Simonds, and Tom Cogley. Relaxing in front are Tim Baldwin, Bobbie Ellis, Dale Andert, Bryan Blodgett, and Maria Lynn. L .. Q F .v E Left: Margery Pond prompts Irene Murphy on her oration. Above Tom Cogley and Willie Sirnonds look over the County Speech Meet program checking to see when they will speak. ' I ,H f - majonettes 12 ml thnouqh the yean Chosen to serve as majorettes for the year were Rhonda Steers, Robin Wells, Terrie Claunch, and Candy Terry. , g, 'ifw-:E M ,ss L1 s is E 1 i Above: Robin Wells. Right: Terrie Claunch. -r 1, gg .ff 1 M lex .ea wwf 8 Tryouts are held each spring for majorettes for the follow- ing year. If chosen, the girl must then sign-up for a class of band. Major responsibilities for the year are to work with the band at football games and parades and to perform at pep assemblies and basketball games. At the beginning of the '74 school year there were five twirlers. During the year, Sandi Manning moved and the group finished the year with just four. i nf Ms , ,, if ..,M.,.,...,,, K .. . , lie g - ' ' CM., r r N . .,. bf a- i Af ii V ' .fn E.,-r u . , , . p' g P-7? 5? 1 X 2 g M M? ll is J, 1, Hg .EF o .4 lj? 4 1 wi Q low -X' IX JJTYE 1 V, x :J an ' l fl fi Q H f 8 A l rash QF? . L, - ' 4 . , . - 4 . . -. . +. 4 I M., , ,sn F. 'M QV.: 'os fy, A as - . . fx . 1 X ll 1 I y f k . , A W lx 4 5 J + if 15-Q. i f- Ji 1 N153 fl K ,'g:T:.1'. H ' ilt Sf: i All ' .X 'I 4 . ' A , I ' , 3 -L I .1-' 3 L J' f . T 'T' a , ,r. -I1- i' P fi f .-. ' H -i :fri :fr 2, af muff. Q H .. ff-1, L. e W, A - Top left: Rhonda Steers, Above: Candy Terry. Top right: The majorettes did a routine for the Christmas assembly. Bottom right: The majorettes work with the marching band. 69 The Thanksgiving Assembly is annually presented by the acappella choir. This is usually the first performance of the group and is a serious assembly. The next time the choir sings is at Christmas, singing both in the Christmas Concert and in the Christmas Assembly. This year the choir also sang at the Shasta Plaza. Yearly the alumni of the choir are invited to help sing the final number of the Christmas Concert, THE HALLELUJAH CHORUS. In the spring the choir helps put on the talent show and helps pres ent a Spring Festival. They finish the year by singing at graduation. W Above: Mr. Don Herbig directs the A. C. Choir. Top right and left: Choir is a popular class with both boys and girls. ChOll2 SIHGS A12 COUCGRTIS A group that puts in a lot of extra time just because they like to sing is the Small Ensemble. Meeting one morning a week before school are Cheryl Daniel, Debbie Antle, Cynthia Miller, Jean Born, Rhonda Riach, Connie Schmidli, Cheryl Blofsky, Mitch Leach, Mike Stevenson, Tom Riach, Ricky Leach, Mike Bliss, and Rich Miles. Seated are Diane Sandusky, Janese Sharp, John Cahoon and Bill Segesser. .yi Left: Patti Willging served as accompanist for the choir. Above: Dressed as hobos for the Hobo Reunion, the choir sang a 1950's hit, THE THING. Right: Dani Stevenson is happy about receiving the business award. Bottom right: James Farmer par- ticipates in track and CTOSS- country. Below: Mike Bliss sings in the Small Ensemble. S I tl., 7 '-L '. . . M ,, 1 , akwwvf Y te , I, T 5 J .Af ' 5 .- 1 f, 1. Ofplcens hole Worzkshop Student Body officers elected for the 1973-74 school year were Jack Wedam, presidentg Gail Hildreth, vice-presidentg Karla Kuist, secretaryg Dani Stevenson, treasurerg Mike Bliss, advertising managerg and James Farmer, fire marshall. Some of the accomplishments of this year's officers include getting a coke machine in the foyer, setting up the I and I pass system, holding a student officer workshop with other schools in the league, and finally getting a student lounge. ' Below: Jack Wedam presents the memorial scholarships at graduation ,,,.Mwf Above: Karla Kuist waits patiently for the start of the vars ity game. Above right: Gail Hildreth studies for her French final. Dep Bane oopts theme Sono Selected members of the concert band make up a group known as the Pep Band. With their bright yellow shirts and their jivey music, they add a lot to the basketball games. From their school song to their Eat 'em up, Eat 'em up they keep the spirit alive. ' +' x Herrera- ff .A V 4 1' p A f V , 2' , a L lf, ' f-F7ffi'wzM,'p ff :wtf ,,,3glJHf,1'21f W f',s :xzg 9 the 4 J wA2frJf:fziKd i ,.l,1'- The marching band not only performed at half time of the football games, they also played during the game. Sponsored by Sierra Trailer Sales A 4 me ' ' 15- 'R , up 4 ,S , You would be out of focus, too, if someone had just clanged the cymbals in your ear. Even so the officers for this year's band - Jean Born, Karl Anderson, and Kris Anderson - did a fine job. The members of the Concert Band are, front row: Barbara Willging, Lynn Ross, Kris Anderson, Darlene Detroit, Roxann Jones, Cathy Stevenson, and J anese Sharp. 2nd row: Betty Jo Terhune, Denise Jarschke, Tom Cogley, Stuart Harris, Leona McNary, Sandy Divine, Cindy Divine, Sandy Barrett, Carolyn Emmert, Ray Nesberg, Rich Miles, Vickie Chambers, Alice Dillon, Lisa Stalions, and Vickie Divine. 3rd row: Jean Born, Robin Krusmark, Neil Moore, Chuck Owens, Kevin Harris, Debbie Ross, Nancy Mack, Warren Zaiger, Greg Alexander, Marvin Terry, Steve Dewey, Frank Womack, Bill Segesser, and Bret Sexton. 4th row: Chelly Rushing, Kevin Harris, J eff Lane, Martin Loper, Mike Bliss, Ken Masten, Scott Fabor, Dan Nelson, Jean Harnsberger, Wayne Zaiger, Randy Terhune, Debbie Bidegary, Greg Bosley, and Tim Aiken. Back row: Lloyd Stevenson, Mike Smirnov, Lee Thomas, Ken Womack, Danny Alexander, Gary Biando, and Steve Stilwell. W, , . W...-,M ' feta ' L ..- - J H Stage Band as a class became a reality this year. Members of this band, front row, are Wayne Zaiger, Rich Miles, Nancy Mack, Debbie Ross, Kevin Harris, Chuck Owens, and Mr. Jerry Martin. Second row: Mike Bliss, Jeff Lane, Martin Loper, Jean Harnsberger, Warren Zaiger, Randy Terhune, and Frank Womack. Back row: Gary Biando, Lee Thomas, and J anese Sharp. ITIGIOORAITIA Dnoves DGDUIAR Below: Selected members of the Dance Team danced the Can-Can, representing big city wickedness. Right: Emmaline, Sharon Young, begs My Can, Tom Richter, not to shoot. Mike Stevenson pretends he doesn't understand English. 76 if W 1 Q V 1 , ,... , , ,Q pm' . 52 1252! 3 if 2 Cindy Baker and Doug Haney sing No, No, a Million Times No. Chllbrzerfs theaten Open ff, .1 The first semester Theater Lab I students presented an evening of Chi1dren's Theater. The four plays given were GOLDILOCKS AND THE THREE BEARS, THE THREE BILLY GOATS GRUEF, THE THREE LITTLE PIGS, and THE EMPEROR'S NEW CLOTHES. Top right: Emperess Barb Depuy and Emperor Cary Snyder wait for the EMPEROR'S NEW TOP: Mike Kimbrough, villain, fliris with the big City CLOTHES to be finished. Above: Mama Bear, girl, Eve Pinole. Above: Don't ever tell A1 Wedam that Dorothy Tripp, Baby Bear, Barb Willging, and Papa that Cute YOUUS Chick he is S0 fond of is really Brian Bear, Chris Costello, return from their morning walk. Rainwater . fi Classic Chosen Theater Lab II chose a classic comedy, TOM JONES, for their spring production. 1 is A . me ? - Vx 78 I Top left: Eve Pinole rescues Mike Stevenson from the highwayman played by Cindy Thorsen. Top right: Harold Wells finds a FOUNDLING on his bed. Bottom right: Sharon Young and Mike Stevenson realize they love ehch other. Bottom left: Tom Jones is brought to trial. 1 5 Y -...Q hip, hlpp ,' hoona Denlionmee -xii-, ,QAM N51-N. WN -Q.. 'i-.. E E Micky Patzke played one of the dedicated hippies. Top left: Hippie Pam Hasskamp flirts with Policeman Jack Simmers as he takes her to the paddy wagon. Top right: Will, Dennis St. John, asks Susie, Sharlene Leitholdt, to marry him. Above: Brenda Baumgardner prepares to go vlsvvingu . l -A v gv- vs-unuvuuvyr 1 1 R1 1,7 Q Q 'iff fi 2 tw u W. .1 'F- . Q, Language officers were, Mr. Gorsegner, advisorg Ann Masten, Spanish vice pres. 3 Carolyn Masten, French vice pres., Kelli Roberts, secretaryg Judy Agrons, treas.g and Debbie Sabo, president. EL, ramen M'-3... if rx 2 u ,-:QM J J f fsi Q AE 1 Q 3552 Spanish Club members sitting are Kim Thompson, DeAnn Hoffman, Nancy Dedert, Sandy Barrett, Sherry Marchand, Judy Agrons, Roberta Smith, Irene Murphy, Helena DeHoop, Sheryl Morris, Cynthia Miller, and Sally Murphy. Kneeling are Monty Rushing, Stan Neuenschwander, Charlie Greene, Wayne Zaiger, Warren Zaiger, Ray Arnett, Willie Simonds, John Steber, Mike Srnirnov, and John Canida. Standing are Joanne Snyder, Ann Masten, Linda Rajnus, Julie Meehan, Sharlene Leidholdt, Cathy Stevenson, Debbie Sabo, Ruth Brandt, Nancy Mack, Jeanne Sayles, Carolyn Emmert, and Janet Miller. Q 1 ' W... Lanquaqe Clus Gives Scholanshlps The Foreign Language Club is divided into two sections, French and Spanish. While each section has its own activities, the club functions as one. Through planned joint efforts the club was able to give two scholarships this year. Winners were Gail Hlildreth and Debbie Sabo. Activities of the club included a Spanish version of SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS in play form, skating parties, movie parties, and dinners. Most members of the club are enrolled in foreign language classes. If vu Members of the French Club include, front row: Greg Strickhausen, Craig Kirkpatrick, Shelley McLeod, Cindy Thorsen, Terri Swanson, Paula Davis, Stephanie Bushnell, Barbara Young, Missi Turner, Cheryl Brown, Mark Wilsdon, Devin Travis, Don Depuy, Gary Roberts, Dean Cameron, and Holly Daniel. Back row: Helen Noonan, Kelli Roberts, Pam Reddington, Julie Stewart, Jackie Hume, Carolyn Masten, Kim Metler, Sharon Young, Pam Scott, Gail Hildreth, Kim Kambak, Valerie Freirich, Jean Born, Cheryl Kirkpatrick, and Carolyn Ross. Combining the arts and language, the Foreign Language Club put on the play, SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS. The play was narrat- ed in Spanish as was all the dialogue. The songs, however, were in English. Because the story is so familiar, even people who could not speak Spanish could follow the action. I K I . M I M I V 'ff y 1 'X V .w. . , .,., A .17 f Y. V' ,T..: ,. u k .. jf. T.-- ....... T J ..,V,V h 1 Q , V . 5 .5 q A A M -L , .A 585, W A 1 at A u 4 .gk M, V. 1:4 W .4 4L.g..'A A Q 1 ml? H 5 f , 2-: ' 6 f ., 3 Q, at , - qi ,A It I 4- q L f , , . 1 XM I 5 li . My ,X l ., AJ, 5,5 . , A , 1' mm-1 1: - , J X ul A1 FBLA Q tm I . K A K ,V WM, I W is K, QM. 'L I I - NTU! A'AX .of A MW N AN Top left: Susan Emmert, Janese Sharp, Kim Kambak, Wendy Collman, and Caroline Emmert sang for the talent show. Top right: The Foreign Language Club did Christmas around the world for the Christmas assembly. Right: Helena DeHoop sang the part of Snow White. Above: And they lived happily ever after was the typical ending to SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS. Cancens Become State Champions Below: The members of the Dance Team honored the graduating seniors with a picnic at Mrs. Blohm's house. Jackie and Laura played pool. Top right: Leaders of the Excitement ran high when the Dance Team tied for first team Were Denise Hill, HSSiSf21Hf Captain, and Debbie place in the costume division of the first official state Anile' captain' dance and drill competition. It was even greater when came the first official STATE CHAMPIONS. Posing behind the state first place trophies is the Dance Team consisting of, front row, seniors Debbie Ross, Valerie Freirich, Debbie Ross, Valerie Freirich, Debbie Balin, Debbie Antle, Denise Hill, Ann Masten, and Janese Sharp. Back row: Ann Dingler, Jackie Hume, Laura Paul, Carolyn Ross, Connie Schrnidli, Sandy Barrett, Sue Quinowski, Cathy Stevenson, and Chelly Rushing. theytook first in the dance competition itself. Henley be- The Dance Team purchased new pom-pons this year for use in parades. These members were Ann Mastern, Valerie Freirich, Debbie Antle, Debbie Ross, Denise Hill, Debbie Balin, Jauese Sharp, Jackie Hume, Laura Paul, Carolyn Ross, Chelley Rushing, Connie Schmidli, Sue Quinowski, Ann Dingler, Sandy Barrett, and Cathy Stevenson. Left: The Dance Team performs the routine that won them first place last summer in the Lewis and Clark Dance Team Clinic. Bottom: Santa Claus leads the girls into the Christmas assembly. ' 1 V , 1. - Sponsored by Farm Bureau Insurance Below: Wearing their new pants outfit, the girls dance to the William Tell Overture. Top ri ght: The three rally squads, the majorettes, and the dance team combined to dance at the Lakeview game and a pep assembly. M, The Dance Team did several skits at pep assemblies. One done during football season was entitled The Twelve Days of Practice. Dan Hinchee Organizations Debbie Powell Jim Givan Karla Barron Cheryl Blofsky Wrestling Editor , Activities Cheerleaders TI A .-:fmny i ' ss, 1 ' 'f 37i :kf, - 7 1 , E :1f ,1zgMfQ',, fix :X X ,:,i.i'i - V C. m Q irte i Q 1- i it ni K f Y , iii - ' .5 ' , ,.-A X 5' fm ,-, wif . S X ',', Emir 12? 4 X , W. !1 Cheryl Daniel Connie Gardner Davene Jones Seniors Underclassmen AC1IiVifieS Sherry Thompson Football Carl Anderson YGARBODK SIIAIIII COHIIUSGO By the time they yearbook was ready to print, most of us were too tired to stand on our own two feet. So we didn't. If the yearbook is a little confused, at least now you know the reason why. Track Rick Risor Darkroom WDC f, Yearbook seems to be a class of just running around. Actually we do get something done. V095 Bev Pedersen Debbie Ross Randy Risor Bas eball 4:4 'fr fig' , iii. Aqfiiii' '- 515515251 diy vw , wif ,Nw -.... .... .,,,,.,..,...,.,,,,,,.,.... ,..,. . .,,,,,.. T s eswfiimzi--. 517, . ..s..wf J-- Igf'-'n:',f1 ' if H -A M-,QF Q , ew-.K A Cleora Hampton Advisor A1Zhl61ZlCS I in ,I Q mnastlcs SCORING Sxplameo Gymnastics scores are based on the following: Four judges score each gymnast, awarding a number of points for the ,, , ,1 V,,, .T performance. 1. 5 Originality and value of combination 0. 5 Organization and composition 4.0' Difficulty 1. 5. Amplitude 1. 0 General impression -W 1.5 Execution l 1 2 . 10.0 Total M Q . V The individual scores are added together at the end of a Ji meet for team scores. This year the team entered five W K' meets . ost. 9 K.U. 23.65 pts Q ost. 23 Lost River 30.20 pts 'pt A Nov. 3 Phoenix 29.10 pts LW! M Nov. 6 Lost River 31. 15 pts 2 .3.4 5 Nov. 13 District 27.90 pts fstswr tt i P' 9 I .fi is 5 in H 1? , N anus X., Outstanding gymnastic performances were given by Ann Masten on balance beam, Sue Quinowski in floor exercise, and Donna Detroit on the uuevens. Donna was also named the most improved gymnast. .1 t Q ,K ,st X .,.. w5g,....s, ' p ,iii -3 .iw 'VKX' ..3,.,, M H is K, V ti. . 3 ffiifi is . It .E A A ,,.3 ,,,.,7f.sf.f4r e gl W 3 5' . at 1 Q H- ' ,. 1? J - gt: 5 as ' is 's - 3 tsti 0 , it .f f' .2221 J - iig.zxmt5W?lyfi-Wg' is 3' ,'.. 1 2 g .- ,, ,.,, , 3 . - 1 1: ' szz w i A . 43 2. -1 ,gg yi J pg V I K . I 1. .. The following girls made up the gymnastics team this year. Donna Detroit, Charla Bell, Sue Quinowski, Barbara Young, Linda Woods, Michelle Freirich, Valerie Freirich, Chelly Rushing, Bev Pedersen, Stephanie Bushnell, Sherie Bryan, Janet McAuliffe, Ann Masten, Lani Bair, and Tracy McAuliffe. Standing are Joy Williams, manager, Miss Meinhardt, coach, and Robin Wells, manager. Bev Pedersen demonstrates one use of the side horse vault. Being on a gymnastics team can take a lot out of a person qmls' Sponts Van I eviden at I A1 em Q y F!! . .WM K ,-' we 1 rs., 4 ,. H aiu... Top: Wait a minute! That's my ball. Top: Leading players on the team were Carolyn Masten, Julie Schisler, and Nancy Peters. Right: Lead scorer for this year's team was Nancy Peters. Above: Girls interested in playing competitive basketball were, back row: Carolyn Masten, Sherie Bryan, Jeannie Sayles, Nancy Peters, Judy Sayles, Joy Williams, Amanda Weatherspoon, and Coach Norma Meinhardt. Front row: Sue Quinowski, Jean Harnsberger, Caroline Emmert, Janice Wilson, Julie Schisler, and Beth Poch. an fe- kwa i :se ,,,,, . +11 p 'X lm l + ' -xg K H Fgfilhfi' '.' 4 gas., fit M Min 'E f if A ll ' X aff - ::ewu11: 1?GiFQ ,I an - 1 X fxifvsiw f.V...,,,.,,a-wmv fy .. f - 5 t,,, . , L N K S Q W Q Q .X WW ai, S 2 :if it E F me se ' A V135 , 4 ., 4 ' aw.-.W 1 ..-,f ,,,5.f. K . .. s If K Q ,E I , :wp fc i, 1 X ,, ms , it , , ,ia ,lg 5 gs in I E , in .55 fa .- 4 , . ii- ,, Q li f fm! xi M us ,5 f 9 4 5 1' in 9 K -1 -ll. :uw mn.iafi:iAfEiaEfff -Q Eifh fa i f 5.aw 5s. , . . , V3 -- 7 , - V H ,,,,, ,...,.,,'n:75:- ' 'if' , ,ww-.Q Left: Nancy Peters does the shotput bounce. Below: Barbara Young and Stephanie Bushnell relax before starting the high jump 4. . v ,e.. M ,B Left: Cindy Traver gets just the right feel of the javelin. Above: Joy Williams knows the importance of following through after she throws the discus. Members of the girls' track team are, kneeling, Janice Wilson, Alice Davis, Joy Williams, Cindy Traver, Nancy Peters, Stephanie Bushnell, Barbara Young, and Lani Bair. Standing, Coach Norma Meinhardt, manager Laurie Arant, Linda Bauer, Amanda Weatherspoon, Valerie Freirich, Sharon Bushnell, Chris Greene, Kathy Bowers, Lisa Gilleland, Michelle Freirich, manager Charla Bell, and manager Cheryl Burwell. honnet Qmls tum! Iinot With a new all-weather track and co- ed meets, Girls' Track proved to be fun and exciting. Two girls from the team placed second at district and were able to attend state. J aniceWilson placed in the 100 yard dash and Joy Williams placed in the discus throw. While neither girl was able to place at state, the trip was educational. -km Outstanding members of the team were Cindy Traver, Nancy Peters, Janice Wilson, and Joy Williams. Below: Amanda Weatherspoon enter- ed the long jump. Below: Practicing for the big meet are Michelle Freirich, Valerie Freirich, Janice Wilson, and Cindy Traver. V .et , 4:- - V , 2 V-in . ' - A ., 'kg W? ' f . . 4 F ! X 1 , fr' -- N if ' HIM , if W I K B l , B , 'K 'S H... 1 Q, y Kg 3 LVVV A I , 41 fl I fy W .rw f 4. e 'H-.pe in Q. X kr, s M- , . ,F N . .. -38 -'K 'Q 'V In 72'-Q3 .Zi-ff 1- z f vw- , ry A A. i W. W 1 -e A .r .N V ag, L--'-- , d., ,gr - I . fm, , ff. - vvkiaf L J' J ., ,. A T' B -1 1 , H , W. A J... AR, Wiz 'Q - Y Left: Lani Bair, Barbara Young, Sharon Bushnell and Stephanie Bushnell show their determination to win the relay. Above: Lisa Gilleland makes a flying jump. Front row: Pat Garboden, Dave Jarschke, Bruce Kesling, Jeff Gansberg, Mitch Leach, Ron Gansberg, Steve Tedesco, Curt Sheffield, Don Monroe, Rob Easton, Mike Stevenson, John Cahoon Mark Bell, Eugene Mount, Jack Wedam Middle row Randy Terhune, Steve Sutherland, Brian Rainwater, Dave Hunter, Dennis St John, Dan Comfort, Gary Daniels, Darrel Chavez, Dan Hinches, Joe Bowers, Jon Zbinden, Bob Miles, Jack Simrners, Earle Felkins, Mike Rutherford Back row Scott Sexton Ron Tacchini, Kevin Fry, Bill Weedmark, Ken Inman, Ron West, Kirk Balin, Rick Leach, Mick Patzke, Warren Poppe, Phil Grant, Kevin Strop, Dennis Telle, Al Wedam, Jerry Walsh, Alan Wilcox, Tun Simrners horznets have Wmnmq eason The 1973 Hornet football squad produced a winning season The seniors who contributed to the wins were, from left: Earle Felkins, Dan Comfort, Al Wedam, Mitch Leach, Mike Rutherford, and Brian Rainwater. Not pictured: Steve Tedesco. 5, PUNT RETURNS Dan Comfort Darrell Chavez PASSING Jerry Walsh Tim Simmers RECEIVING Dan Comfort Earle Felkins KICK-OFF RETURN Dan Comfort J on Zbinden INTERCEPTION Dan Comfort Mike Rutherford PUNTING Mitch Leach I Mick Patzke SCORING I RRUAUU I Jon Zbinden tlrr Tim Simmers f ' ztl 'S RUSHING E Q 3 Tim Sirnmers . ' Jon Zbinden :mg ,, ,,,sM.Q1-xwsa , E. ,wx ,, K HHS 15 3 19 19 28 36 49 6 30 GAME Lakeview Eagle Point Illinois Valley Phoenix Douglas Rogue River Glide South Umpqua Sutherlin .-,ww--sw..-.kv.a A1 Wedam leaps made all-state. THEM 7 0 14 22 13 35 0 34 16 LEADERS ON THE FIELD into the air when he discovers that he KICK-OFF Tim Sirnmers. Mitch Leach Sponsored by Klamath Klean-A-Kar honn ets tackle SKYLINE CONFERENCE STANDINGS TEAM South Umpqua Henley Eagle Point Phoenix Lakeview Douglas Illinois Valley Sutherlin Rogue River Glide WINS LOSSES 9 0 7 2 5 4 5 4 5 4 4 5 3 6 3 6 2 7 0 9 touqh teams The 1973 football team saw a lot of action. The pictures on these two pages show just a little of this great sport. Weoam, Comfont, ano Ganssenq make All- Conllenence Named to All Conference this year were Al Wedam, Ron Gansberg, and Dan Comfort-' Honorable Mentiong Al Wedam was also named to All State. When the team heard about their honors, the boys were sent to the showers, clothes and all. Below left: Coach Harvey's advice helped Ron Gansberg to be named All Conference. Below right: Coach Harvey gets con- gratulated by alumni Vince Mazzier and other bystanders. Dae-Game Actl mes Da OH! Below left: Coach Andretta explains another play to: Dan Hinchee, Jerry Walsh, Kevin Strop, Jack Wedam, Tim Simmers and Alan Wilcox. Above: Steve Tedesco and Rick Leach get warmed up before the game. Left: The team watches with anticipation as the flag goes up prior to the starting kick-off. - F. ' :.., , ' f 'ff , li V2 V 4 Q. If g'?, , ?m vQ I nv, I Mk 5 .: , ,,.,i .P .ii-,, 4 ,Q ' 1 i is 45 vnv , Q.. L ,- n ' a - P.. bggevk H iuiky XV, .,., 5 K fa-vmkww ,, 1 I 5, ..,, .9 ,Dv E L L. ' Aga? N313 gi, -- f A Vksi 1 dl ,lf-My. a Q, fiff?: l1?'!5:' n Coaches leao team to lcton The Hornet football staff added a lot of unity to the team. With his good advice Head Coach Claude Harvey wanted his team to participate as a family. Coach Dan Andertta also had helpful hints for the players. This year was Coach Tom Omli's first year with the Hornets and he added a lot of enthusiasm to the team. Below left: Coach Omli explains another play to Loyal Garboden. Below right: Coach Andretta hopes that this play goes the way it was planned. Right: Watch- ing his team in action is Coach Harvey. we X Front row: Roy Wright, Jamie Berg, Don Depuy, Ed Case, Ken Womack, Ken Masten, Brent Rose, Ron Gonzales, Phleet Greear Willie Simonds, Brian-Findlay, Ron Dendauw, John Steber, Mark Pace, Gary Roberts, and Mark Swisher. Back row: Coach Tim Downey, Burl Baker - manager, Torrey Sarutzki, Mike Bixler, Jerry Jennings, Dave Fadling, Cory Crebbin, Delbert Ellis, Rod Owen, Devin Travis, Eric Bergstrom, Leland Swindler, Herb Oakes, Steve Mitchell, Fred Forsythe, Coach Al Gardner. Not pictured: Craig Kirkpatrick, Charlie Green - manager, and Bill Biggs - manager. Ilneshm n Stlnq Opponents With such a large freshman turnout for football, the uniform situation left something to be desired. However, this did not stop the boys from having a winning season. The boys were coached by A1 Gardner and Tim Downey. Football can be exciting even from the sidelines. Sponsored by Case Plumbing Cnoss Countn team Stays Small Even though they are few in number, these boys were dedicated to their sport. They are Coach Ken Hamacher, Randy Castleberry, Don Abbott, Kent Pedersen, Jim Farmer, Warren Zaiger, Wayne Zaiger, and Mike Brown. V x Ay 1' 1' The yearbook staff really goofed when it came to taking pictures of the cross country team and we apolo- gize. We realize that the seven boys and their coach worked hard and we are sorry we did not get pictures at one of your meets. Top: The two seniors on the cross country team were Kent Pedersen and Don Abbott. Left: Zaiger keeps in shape for Cross Country by par- ticipating in track. Gnapplens host Olstmct meet Hosting district was a lot of work but very gratifying. The meet ran smoothly and the wrestling team and the school both received many compliments on the job well done. The wres- tling experienced a year of building and with just one senior graduating from the varsity team, expect to have a good sea- son next year. Right: Coach Tom Omli signals that the wrestler is A-OK. Below: The thirteen men making up the varsity wrestling squad try to look tough. Back row: Coach Omli, Bill Weedmark, Dennis St. John, Eric Bergstrom, Justin Hildreth, Dan Hinchee, Rad Rodgers, and Steve Sutherland. Front row: Jamie Berg, Dale Baker, Ron Gonzales Keith McC1ung, John Stork, and Bob Miles. 9 J .V. wrestlers support the varsity squad. Seated in front are Mike Stevenson, Fred Fick, Roger Miles, Don Monroe, Ron Gansberg, and Bruce Bergstrom. Standing are Coach Jerry Gorsegner, Peter Sukraw, Devin Travis, Kayle Smith, Ricky Leach, Kevin Fry, Darrell Chavez, and Mark Swisher. 5 X z ,nl Left: Coach Gorsenger finds it difficult to keep from coaching during the match. Above: First and second men in each weight division Wres- tled at district which was held in the Henley gym. Most participants and spectators found it difficult but interesting to try to watch four matches at once. Right: Bobby Miles tries to break loose. Bottom: Dennis St. John looks for a chance to get a take-down. Below: Keith McC1ung seems to have the upper hand. A' .-.,-is Wnestllnq INDI IOUAIIZGS Athletics I Left: Rad Rodgers works to get his opponent at a dis- advantage. Below: Dan Hinchee keeps his legs out of the way. ' X...-... .,,,...-- ' -...,,.. X ...ns Qs an-1pm an-.u..m....., ls- 'aunmwmqgq H ' 1 Steve Sutherland and Coach Omli cheer a Henley wrestler on to victory at the District Wres- tling Meet. T 'T Right: Rad Rodgers gets his man into position for a 5 L v pin. Middle: Keith McC1ung tries to get a take- ' V K down. Bottom: Bill Weedmark waits at the scorers ' bench for his award. X Q53 ... wx . YT 1. a et- V --1,Q.,fi? A Ai , , , , , .. , . f i , fm giqzztvfrsg--A,gx,m - E, f-'N s was' W if v A 1 Q fr ' , 1 gr., we Aft: it .ss- . , mccilunq ms Keith McC1ung, the only senior on the varsity wrestling team, took first in district, third in state, and tenth in the national free style tournament. Left: The referee raises Keith's hand in victory. Below: Keith is congratulated by a Douglas wrestler. Left: Keith wins the district 123 lb Weight petition. ' L class. Above: Keith places third in state com- HHS 59 82 68 56 75 80 36 71 56 67 64 42 69 50 65 63 61 68 58 54 82 63 GA ME Modoc Myrtle P. Lakeview Modoc Eagle P. Glide Phoenix Douglas Lakeview Rogue R. Sutherlin Illinois V So. Umpqua Eagle P. Glide Phoenix Douglas Lakeview Rogue R . Sutherlin Illinois V So. Umpqua OPPONENT 38 42 64 66 49 46 31 68 49 47 50 45 73 41 48 49 65 74 53 57 63 69 The senior basketball members get their heads together Members of the 1973-74 varsity basketball team are Mike Rutherford, Micky Patzke, Mark Fadling, ion tip-toesj Dan Comfort - Tom Gilleland - Bill Poch, Jim Landon, Tim Simmers, Jerry Walsh, Mike Montgomery, and Bob Williams Managers and Coach are Dave Francisco, Coach Dan Andretta, Jack Sharp, and Ron West. oaches thoughts Dnoseo Cunmq Basketsall e 4 Coaching is a rough sport. When the team is winning it is a great team but when they lose it is a poor coach. Sometimes it pays to let off a little excess steam. .,, 5' .lx , b Top: Coach Andretta makes sure that the Hornets don't get robbed, Above: De- ciding just when to make a. move is diffi- cult. Sponsored by Phillip 66 - D. C. Webb Bowen ,, 'N Top: YUK! That can't be my team out there. What do I do now? Above: Coach Riggs calls 'em like he sees 'en1. Semons ee lots of Action Right: Mike Rutherford is ready to get the rebound. Far right: Gary Baker waits for the ball to come his way. Bottom right: Up, up, and away. Bottom left: Jim Landon moves into position. -ivan? ' v 89' ...ad-' Far left: Dan Comfort gets into guard position Left: Bill Pooh makes a good check. Bottom right: Bob Williams waits to make his move Bottom left: Tom Gilleland watches the ball. K Of -.gig AM, Sponsored by Mazama Realty Below: Bill Poch trys to go both ways at once in an attempt to get the rebound. Right: The team gathers around Mr. Andretta to get some last minute advice. ,l Above: Mike Montgomery finds the basketball floor a perfect place to catch-up on his rest. Wg J eff, I 0 ' ' . , if , . , .- MY Uv Above: Tom Gilleland decides that too much hair gives a guy a headache honnets face Iiouoh teams Above: Bob Williams discovers a new game. . .tackle basketball. Top: Who says we have the oldest team in the league ? Just because Bill Pooh and Tom Gilleland are going bald doesn't mean anything. Top right: Tim Simmers leaps off the floor to make a save at Eagle Point. .V.'s Dost Gooo Recono The junior varsity basketball team had the most success- ful season ever with a score- board of 20 wins and 8 losses. Coach Riggs again worked with the boys to bring about this winning season. Things look good for next season's varsity. Top left: Rob Easton puts in another point. Top right: The J .V. 's listen intently as fabovey Coach Riggs explains just how to make each play count. Below: J .V. basketball members include Mark Bell, Bill Campbell, Alan Wilcox, Mark Fadling, Kirk Balin, Mike Bauer, Greg Alexander, Mitch Poch, Gary Cheyne, Warren Poppe, J eH Gansberg, and Rob Easten. Kneeling are manager Ron West and Coach John Riggs. 23 , .-1. as B: z ff' . '-' -ai --f :I-u --W 2' A 4 M N.: -.adv-of 4 i .7 -J A g S ra-'?f'f' mf. 1--' r '-:ily ', 5,',,,,iM--or .e .:..f is-, y .M Q, l-, A L W I ,H -..-Q... Won Won SCOREBOARD J . V. 20 Lost FRESHMAN 10 Lost Above: Freshman basketball team members include Paul Sha, Torrey Sarutzki, Ken Womack, Fred Forsythe, Cory Crebbin, Craig Kirkpatrick, Dan Alexander, Dave Fadling, Ed Case, Scott Wilkinson, and Bret Sexton. Kneeling are managers Ken Masten and Jimmy Rockholt and Coach Al Gardner. Sponsored by Abby's Pizza 35, 359: X ff f f L ' ,fziifjff .. u1,,,.,, , . :W V. ,WS QL . ,,,, - 1754 Q ' ' ,,,, L 4 ' 2 iii mx 41 Q K 9 Q, ,Q Below: Kelli Roberts Right: Darlene Detroit '-,NA WNW SODHGIUORGS Senve as J . . mu Kelli Roberts, Darlene Detroit, Barb Depuy, and Jeanette Andert served as the J.V. Rally for the 1973-1974 sports season. Top: Barb DePuy Above: Jeanette Andert Spmlteo thnee Cheen llneshmen Lani Bair Michelle Freirich Kim Metler This year's Freshman Rally were Michelle Freirich, Kim Metler, and Lani Bair. It was a long and tough season for these girls, but you could always count on them to help build up the spirit for their team because they never gave up hope. .M Members of the large '74 track team include, standing, Coach Claude Harvey, Jon Zbinden, Randy Baumgartner, Jim Rockholt, Jim Farmer, Lance Jones, Rod Bathurst, Bob Miles, Mark Fadling, Dennis Telle, Bob Shulmire, Bob Blocker, Randy Castleberry, David J arschke, Mark Wilsdon, and Rob Sluga. Kneeling are Jeff Brown, Dale Baker, Warren Zaiger, Wayne Zaiger, Steve Dewey, Ken Womack, J eff Bixler, Roy Wright, Ron Gansberg, Mike Stevenson, Steve Tedesco, Jerry Jennings, Mike Bixler, and Bill Segesser. ' i . A A . A. Q :Ms - .fills tnack ano Fl O S track seam, Bob shiumire and steve Above left: The only two seniors on the Tedesco, were also the first and second legs of the 440 relay team. Above right: Ron Gansberg hopes for a soft landing. Dopulamzeo The 1974 track turn-out was one of the largest in Hornet history. Coaches were Claude Harvey and John Riggs. One of the interesting events for the year was the intro- duction of co-ed meets and co-ed events. Having a new all-weather track proved to be both a help and a hinderance to the track team. It was very nice to have good track facilities for practices and meets but everyone else in the county also liked the track and it was in so much use that it definitely interferred with practices . -C Y Gary Cheyne proved to be one of the outstanding hurdlers. Wi' Above: The 4 x 110 sprint relay team included Jon Zbinden, Bob Shulmire, Jeff Bixler, and Steve Tedesco. Top: Gracefully f?J jumping the low hurdles are Ken Womack, Mike Stevenson, Bob Miles, Steve Dewey, and Randy Baumgartner. Top right: Showing how it is done correctly, Mark Fadling goes over the pole vault. Top left: How- ever, sometimes the pole breaks and the landing is not always the most pleasant. Bottom: The men running the 880, mile, and two- mile included Jeff Brown, Wayne Zaiger, Randy Castleberry, Jim Farmer, Mark Wilsdon, and Rob Sluga. Bottom: The field event men were Lance Jones, Dennis Te11e, and Mike Bixler. Below: Waiting to start the long jump are Jim Rockholt, Rod Bathurst, Bob Blocker, and Roy Wright. Jim Hemel Competed in the 440 sprint. M w 4 4 . Q I 3 I Running the mile-realy were Jon Zbinden, Jeff Bixler, Mark Fadling, and Dave J arschke. Basesall STATISTICS Complleo Members of the '74 baseball team relax after a game. They are Tim Simmers, Jerry Walsh, Mitch Leach, Pat Garboden, Ron Tacchini, Mark Bell, Craig Kirkpatrick, Don Monroe, Rob Easton, Dennis St. John, Ricky Leach, Joe Bowers, Jack Sirnmers, and Ron West. Coaches are Mr. Dale Hauck and Mr. John Snodgrass. Whuf in-jwqdq Far left: The Pederson twins com- piled statistics for the baseball team. Left: Scott Sexton receives his base- ball letter. Bottom left: Mitch Leach, the only senior on the team, makes a great save. Below: Tim Simmers was named to the All-state team. fr AM il..B f yn Q ,, ? we W COU wit 'Xwfai ,exit Three of the outstanding juniors on this year's team were Tim Simmers, Joe Bowersg and Jerry Walsh. Joe seems to be the clown of the team. Coach Snodgrass shows the team how it is done. 'iiiixdrilw Mr. Snodgrass worked with a team of freshman boys this year. These boys were, front row, Phleet Greear, Ed Case, Ray Prock Paul Sha, Keith Blackman, and Mark Swisher. Back row: Coach Snodgrass, Delbert Ellis, Fred Forsythe, Cory Crebbin, Dave Fadling, Bret Sexton, and Roger Stewart. Classes ,W If W , gi www ,af wig , K X an W. x, r X 5, S A ,f My ,,,, ,g,,,,4,, ',g.g,, X2r,rT1N 'llU Sw 3 -WMM 5wf'f'Zwm,A.. H .. g ,,,,, H N -.K W-L-. '21 FN! vw M Wax tins , , M -154,- di' fm., A M, A ai f . 1 X Q rw . nf - P Below: Students wait for the fire drill to be over. Right: Leslie Block and Janet James watch their first high school football game Bottom: Terri Swanson and Jean Born concentrate on their work. haul? 4 Top left: Laura Cranford actually seems to be enjoying it. Top right: Holly Daniel and Janet Miller study in one of the conference rooms. xn- ,,ff i 1' f . JS ,--E VfV5f' 5f'l515l'?i H115 wfES-'SM e Q ll l W f E x VY ' 'FU' 'ifikzw A e , f Q' 4' l A ' 'lf Above: Who are you flirting with, Jodi? Bottom right: Kathy must have heard a good joke. --8 if N 'E V, - ,q,mLm4L . V A J, ,. M V, X, Wayne Zaiger F sf TL ,ka , Q6 f 1 ,V me I W F 0 fy! . 'Li fm 3 la 1 X, 2. i, ,1 , m :r G7 H V1 ,... 3 sw v-4 o 'S' 5 Q. .?f F1 iii Above Freshman officers include Karen Wilcox, secretary Shelley McLeod, Vice Pres , Fred Forsythe, presidentg and Tracy McAuliffe, treas Above right Reg. room rep's include Tony Hartley, Janice Wilson, Rhonda Steers and Kim Metler Right: A typical freshman - , if Danny Alexander 1? 1 Lani Bair t . X v t -X A f, Corine Benedict Bill Biggs l ff? Wt 21051 , , . . 'Lux T 1 -T , 1 . . 'uf ' . ' A was Kathy Bowers Greg Alexander Burl Baker x x , . 4 Q l All 5, if W 1 ,lg Q Q c f ' lf: N 2 X .1 , 'W , ,..- Vicki Anders en A , 1 Shi 1 Mi f 4 Q A QA! 'E - ,A ,I .Q ,.. lll 5 I u p Y AQ , ,Q X J. 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Vw 1. - fr S-:.ee:xz.1,:s' If Q new r fy X A4 ' M ' Q K 1 5 mv A 7- ,A - ff . , . 3 .fem , Scottlwilkinson Jamie Willard Mark Wilsdon Linda Woods Kevin Worden Sharon Worden Cindy Traver Devin Travis like Bart Waterbury Brad Weast Don Weston Karen Wilcox Janice Wils on Ken Womack it Alfa , A 1 ,rx - V, - ,, ., Qi 'F . ' ' - : V M ' 1 E V M M 1 .,E. E7 Q t Barbara Young Timothy Young SDDHOITIORGS QROGR Class QIUGS A L1ke always, the sophomore class sold magazmes and also ordered their class rings. Being up one step higher the ophomores enJoyed not bemg freshmen and helpmg the upperclassmen make the new freshman feel welcome. 1' Q 1. , ' ,gl DE U 4,,...' Q .1 , C K -f L MM N, ,. . -- A.Ql:X M , L 'il W'W2iffwf Top: The sophomore reg. room reps, were, front row: Sharlene Leidholt, Carolyn Ross, Machelle Keeley, and Jeanette Andert. Back row: Karlene Dearing, and Cindy Thor-sen. The sophomores got second place with their float for Homecoming. Judy Agrons li' J K B -V mzh' 3 Q Q! K , U Efilfi ? Barbara Axel Mike Bauer Bob Blocker Terrie Bowden - QW B 11 56 W ' E. i'c5fTiE::,:,,::,' Q wx ,,,,. . rm 1. X M1 IA ' an , W ig fix 5 , nf A 3 Oneta. Allen Kris Anderson Dale Andert .A Jn' 12335: A14 F.: was-.w-2. Vera Badger Rose Baird Kirk Balin Kim-rw Randy Baumgartner Bob Beegle Mark Bell Q11-.. Bryan Blodgett Pam Bolton Dena Boring l I, -1 V ' M .e,, In f , ' as . M 1 if . - 1 f . ,535 , I , A I I in f -sf -' K i 2 '53 Kelly Bowers Reymond Brooks Sherl Brown Jeanette Andert Sandy Barrett John Benedict Greg Bosley Victor Buker ff '- 3-:, 'xv-, - 1 V'-, i J ' at Q M- if: , I, S xi 6 x sf e , wa x xg E , liklxnxmx , A nl H' as A ,Q la, J? ' 1 A .1 2 ,gen e A W6 4 sl 1 71' Q r 9' A x ik ,X 5-1, ff 9' ev Q 'X 9. ,X i Jodi Burch Sharon Bushnell Denise Claunch Jeff Coryell Karlene Dearing Nancy Dedert , ,. ,,,.. lg.. A ,LE L if f K ,,, 'Q sg , M' KJ? i , X 'Ai Donna Detroit Steve Dewey 'E'53 l5g 1 I Q ,B bww. vw--4,..,,.s m f ? ,, Ifsxin faisixaa: sf- D I 3: I , . 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J 5 E gieir-5. f, iggifyq : V 'FN'iiQ ' MH Q?f 3 ii'fm? M ' ,H Kb. i 4? ' 2' V ., 'L' 4 1 449- f-1' I 1. ry ff Marianne Hollinger f'iiW'V'F.-W ? ?7 - . , .. ' - 15 YHw.p fwp 2 ' -'ffg.:gjf- z..,j , 2 . , L ,. 'g g , iv., A Ta ,L ,. -1-, , - ' - W J. . X ,, A in wi ,, f if A ,f f , L, f 'A M ,:p U, 1 s , W f .. .VV W Q H , Wa I Ennis: fag, ffwi. Jeff Gansberg Phil Grant A Mark Hargrove Paul Hernstrom Greg Humphrey Pat Garboden Mark Gibson Chris Greene Jerry Gutierrez Kevin Harris Scott Harris f .ea Wm Justin Hiidreth DeAn11 Hoffman Lynda Hynes Ken Inman Maurice Gilbert Brett Haddeiand Pam Has skamp Dawn Hollinger Garry Ivey I A Randy Jones Tim Keeley fi, V 'Q' w ., ey ,,,:S,H . Q . .L f 'f 3 K Q94 ,Q , 1345 fwififasiii , 4' ,A It Q, Q . Ricky Leach Sharlene Leidholdt . f.. A , 'fi Z, f mal A Y, . Y Maria Lugo Robert Manning Bob Miles ff 5 J -I 5 I . , M 1 L' wat '- as . , Q lk Mark Miller -,Q akk. ,f l V' ',,. Y Larry Myers Stan Neuenschwander 48 Machelle Keely Steve Koon Jeff Lane ' 'KM L Tim Lars en Leslie Lincoln Martin Loper Dave Mathison Pam McMillen Julie Mecham Gail Mitchell Neil Moore Sheryl Morris -no Helen Noonan .Rick Oellerich Gayle Phillips ..,..,., ' y 3 y , 1 w ' 1'?,, if mfs , f sg, 6 rg? i K 2 W, W X W 2 M 1 1 5. ' JQLK .sr 5 K S 14 e a , J VH .1 i j L5 M . H44 2, W ,L Beth Poch I Mitch Poch Warren Poppe Linda Rajnus Vicki Rayburn Becky Rhoads Kelli Roberts Lulu Rose Carolyn Ross Lynn Ross Shelly Rushing Devery Saluskin Wayne Schmidt Greg Schoenberg Ta.mie Schweiger Lx ll Bill Segesser Gina Short Jack Simmers Mike Smirnov Cheryl Smith an 1 si,s is ' ' ' f, ' , Q bf Q L f M , A ' k' N .FL ' SA 1 new wp ff-L' 2 - Kayle Smith Ron Smith Linda Smithers Joanne Snyder Ron Spitzer Edna Steers 9 ' 'l' .::.'flL:-3,,.- w , A -' AT, ' ' :viz y A, . p 4 4 L , Q , ii? .X -nn...-,,.i, . Y iv X Greg Strickhaus en Lisa Vanderhoff Joy Williams Bill E ricks on Cathy Stevenson f s. s s 1, 3 '- - E, ,gf Luella Strunk gm 'E 1 es .f v f il 11: '-s fig fl' I Est 'K .M X Ty Waldburger Cory Yockey ..4-sag Pam Steer Mike Stevenson Julie Stewart Steve Stilwell Dennis Telle Kim Thompson Tara Travis , 1, Priscilla Warner Garla Wasing Bruce Willard m y wx J? , M ,K :H W .. T ,, ,, iv-SKB! ' 5 S hx, , We Q fx A ' 3 i I Corinne Young Jon Zbinden Ron Zumwalt rf? Q4 aaa , F ,,, A ,,,,AL V f f: i i , 2E J 1 If A Af, ' t1Q ,, tb - Teresa Swanson Cindy Thorsen Ron West .pals-w..., ..,. Barbara Willging Damon Winter Top left: Oneta Allen takes time out to study. Top right: Sharon Bushnell concentrates on her work. Left: Neil Moore thinks Oh boy, Mike Smirnov thinks he has another answer. Above: Justin Hildreth likes to take things lying down. Jumons Oeconate 3 '53 za s. awk 9 4. '63 ,Lx cu f' As always, the main activity of the junior class was putting on the prom. There seems to be a never ending list of things to do for this yearly event. Earning money, setting a date, selecting a theme, locating a place for the banquet and movie, planning the decorations, finding a band, picking the court, and decorating, dec- orating, decorating, kept the class busy for most of the year. They did, however, find time to build the winning homecoming float. K i E ,Lp wg 4'3 ' -,, 'DY 4 .,..f '4 x.g,..,. 5' Top: Women's lib took over when election time came around for the junior class. Officers were Robin Wells, secretary, Sue Quinowski, vice president, Nancy Peters, president, and Maria Lynn, treasurer. Right: Scott Fabor learns to march and play his tuba at the same time. Above: Chosen to rep- resent the juniors in student council were Dan Hinchee, Candy Terry, Debbie Rose, Caroline Emmert, Jean Born, and Rich Miles. A 'Strip Tim Aiken Roxanne Aschoff Julie Barkhurst Rodney Bathurst Linda Bauer Tim Bauer Mike Bliss Debra Block Jean Born wi, wi ff?-fin' f f vs, A 4 we Linda Breazeale Michael Brown Sherie Bryan Bill Campbell Laura Cantwell Darrell Chavez Debbie Barrett Jim Barrett Kurt Beauchamp Jeff Bixler Joe Bowers Linda Buhrle Kathy Bowers CCAC A I C J C f.' V, '52, ' Dean Cameron Gary Cheyne Jack Clem 4 A ' 'fr' , , ' ,axis-5,5 iff' z V ' 5 S 4 E? in ff ,, 55 'f M, tx ,fs 51 isa!! V A 5 3 beg t N ' J Sq' Q ,, if DL neee -G W, E ,.,,,. A .3 t , 1' 3, i 5 , g if ' I ? v as 4 2,8 Patty Collier Wendy Collman Curtis Coppedge Gary Daniels Bobbie Ellis Patti Forsythe Larry Gibson Cindy Divine Dacota Doty Penny Emert Caroline Emxnert Margie Frederick Patty Frost Dawn Gilleland Hank Greaves Chris Costello DeVonne Cranford Quentin Douglas Denise Eayrs ' ff t I :,, ' XE Y A 1 Scott Fabor Mark Fadling Ron Gansberg Connie Gardner Bryan Hargrove Jean Harnberger Cheri Harris Kevin Harris Jim Henzel Cliff Hickman ii, P 5 ::.L i J , .' my ifl ii. 1 f 1 4 kip , . M i iiif frefzzv KVXVV' ,, I W Gary Hughes Jackie Hume Ji, I 2 , A , K' ii .X S ,,X,,,, ,iff-K A 1? V Li .... , - Q .Sf I 4 3 Alan Jensen Rick Jones Cheryl Kirkpatrick Sharon Koon Rhonda Heckenlively Debbie Higham Dave Hunter Roxann Jones Carol Kucera Ks., Ron Heckenlively Rick Hedquist Steve Hilyard Dan Hinchee Julie Jarrett David J arschke Robert J udkins Bruce Kesling ,, J, ,fifx ...' I k J Denise LaComb Maria Lynn -af- 1 .V - , 4 A 5 , X S M. .4 ' H 3 K ,, me we 2? f 6 '6 S If , .,,,t Xa, REQ Ns-fa Q 1. 3- , .:L.,. Chris Manning 41, Geno McKinney L Q 'irrwp we Don Monroe far! Daniel Nelson INA'-VY Chuck Owens 'r 1 if! W? Theresa Marchart Susie Mathes Don Mathis Janet McAuliffe +-.,,.,- N-,,.f 125' Donna McNutt Rich Miles Cynthia Miller Janice Miller Mike Montgomery Debbie Morris Eugene Mount Irene Murphy 1-I Ray Nesberg Bob Newell Mike Norris Laura Paul Sharon Pedersen Nancy Peters Jerry Olesen ,f ,.Ul Susan Quinowski , Pam Reddington Dan Renne Rhonda Riach Thomas Richter Bill Risen e x dl' Cynthia Risen Rick Risor J eff Robertson Rad Rodgers Julie Rokes Rick Romtvedt Chris Rookstool Debbie Rose Judy Sayles Connie Schmidli 'nk lm. 52' 'Af A-, .. . ii.. K ' , 2 V-,,,-J iiei L'I' ilig S mi ' Q A 'if Sunne Schulz Scott Sexton Nanette Shaver Curtis Sheffield Diane Shelly Stan Shy Tim Simmers Susan Simon Robert Smith Louis Smithers ,L,, IKM 4 'L ., Cary Snyder Richard Steers Cathy Stephens Tony Stevens Dennis St. John 'Civ 19: ,, ' eff 5 . tttt x i V, ff-ggffl,liik ,, ' 41 5 ii 'y 3 J 3' - ., . John Stork Peter Telle Sharon Tomay Amanda Weatherspoon '5'il-an--' Kevin Strop Peter Sukraw Steve Sutherland Ron Tacchini Randy Terhune Candy Terry 1 Gayla Thomas Cindy Thompson T if N Dorothy Tripp Jerry Walsh Mark Watkins Sally Watters Q V T y Jack Wedam Bill Weedmark Harold Wells Robin Wells f v ., . K, John Wescom Britt Whipple Alan Wilcox G-,W ez we .f f ' -1 - . 5 ,,, , fi p ' Sy ? .-f- 'V iz h we Tony Zumwalt Sue Beauchamp Belinda Berg A Ann Givan Carolyn Masten Dave McCulloch he , ii df , i -3 5:31 if 4 , if P' ill Y 33,51 K an K 3 is S W 5, 2 Jil 4 s 1,18 'f QV f V Sandra Wilkinson Frank Womack Cheryl Blythe Ann Dingler w Bobbi Murphy Yvonne Pinole - 5 Rick Hedquist looks at one of the many magazines in the library. Right: Rod, Darrel, and Peter relax in the library. Center: Sue finds a new use for the gymnastics equipment. Bottom Left: Harold, is the bus driver that bad of a driver? Bottom right: Better check that total again, Linda ff Bottom left: Scott Sexton and Ron Gansberg try to referee a girls' basketball game. Below: Stan Shy daydreams about summer vacation. Y l r 1 W ' 1,57 Bottom right: John Stork sure looks guilty. Below: Ray Nesberg asks Don Monroe about his large hat. 'WU' . If 4 A ,ff-7.1 ,M .. ,M X 4 2' ' L f U8 we alwmv lla Wuiw 5 l i Sponsored by Driscoll, Padgett, and Hurley 'fl ,s fm ,-- KN ,vi JA ,Ji Xa vim v s QM du 4 Wy: - M, 2.12 V, M. L 92 .,,, as I 'T967f 'f Af' N, 3 'fx f ' 4 I g A .ax MN, 1 ,fLy,W 5' , K4 .... SGHIORS Q- Q w 1 Semons Reign Supneme l As the freshman class, we thought that the big day would never come for us. We were new at the many activities that surrounded us, so we just stood back and tried to see how things were done. At homecoming time, our float came in last place. A little higher ranked as sophomores, we had a memorable year. We held a mag- azine sale and ordered our class rings. At homecoming our float came in third. Our class had plenty of spirit that year, for we often won the spirit stick at pep assemblies. As underclassmen, we were ready to go on. The junior year was a fun and busy one with many activities such as the T.V. raffle. Our float again came in third. ln the spring the prom centered around the theme Just an Old-Fashioned Love Song. As mighty seniors we approached this year with each of us trying to reach that one goal. The year brought on the spirit of 74 with the senior banquet, the senior prom, senior hick day, and senior dress-up day. Our homecom- ing float came in third. . .again. The senior girls had a suspense- ful year waiting to see who would be homecoming and prom queens. Everyone had that good feeling of being the first class to graduate from the new building. As we look back on these four years, we find ourselves ready to travel the 'Long a.nd Winding Road. ' Cheryl Daniel 2 . Q 1 3 2 x ' , 1 li 5 , X Officers for the year were Al Wedam, Judy Andert Valerie Freirich, and Debbie Balin. Reg. room reps were Judy Andert, Cheryl Daniel, Bev Pedersen, Sherry Thompson, and Mike Jones. A typical third place float. wise JUDY KAY ANDERT Activities Student Council 4: DONALD FRANK ABBOTT Activities: Lettermen's Club 3 4, Pep Band 1 3, Stage Band 1 3, Marching Band 1 3, Science Club 2, Track 2, Key Club 3 4, Cross Country 3 4. Favorite Saying: Thank God, I only had one appendix! Future Plans: To sail around the world. KARL JOHN ANDERSON Activities: Student Council 3, Band: Pep, Stage, Marching 1 2 34. Favorite Saying: The Lord is coming soon! Future Plans: To go to college and become a Lutheran Minister. ,Class Secretary 4, Ski Club 2 3 4, Pep Club 3, Dance Team 3, G.A.A. 2 3 4, Choir 2 3, Girls' League 2 3 4, F.F.A. 4, Jiuiior Miss Contestant 4, Prom Queen 4. Favorite Saying: Oh Baby! Future Plans: To attend OIT. CYNTHIA GAIL BAKER Activities: Drama Club 3 4, Cast of Snow White, Up the Down Staircase , No, No A Million Times No! , Pep Club 2 3 4, Treasurer 4, G.A.A. 2 3, Honor Society 3 4, Girls' League 2, Junior Miss TIMOTHY ALLEN BALDWIN Activities: Speech Club 4. Favorite Saying: None. Future Plans: To go to SOC or work. f Y Vrqkfflfr : I . DEBRA LOUISE BALIN Activities: Class Treasurer 4, Ski Club 3 4, Pep Club 3, Dance Team 4, G.A.A. 3, Honor Society 3 4, Girls' League 4. Favorite Saying: Life is to live, ' H so live it. Future Plans: To become a Registered Nurse. DEBRA KAY ANTLE Activities: Student Council 1 4, Dance Team 2 3 4, G.A.A. 1 2 3, Honor Society 3 4, Choir 2 3 4, Small Ensemble 1 2 3 4, Elks Panel 4, Girls' League 1 2 3 4, Homecoming Court 4. Favorite Saying: Far-out! Future Plans: To go to college, be successful. GARY EUGENE BAKER Activities: Lettermen's Club 3 4, Chess Club 1 2 3, Football 2, Basketball 1 2 3 4. Favorite Saying: None. Future Plans: To go to OIT. ifiiewi KARLA KAY BARRON , Activities: Choir 1 2, LaVista N. STEPHANIE LYNN BERG Activities: Girls' League 1 2 3 4, Library Club 4, Rodeo Club 1. Favorite Saying: Head Rush! Future Plans: To join the service or go to Modeling School. WILLIAM CECIL BLOCK Activities: Choir 3 4. Favorite Saying: You meet the fastest people on a Honda. Future Plans: To race Motor- cross until about 25, and then start my own motorcycle shop. Staff 4, Hornets Buzz 3, Girls' League 1 2 3 4, Vice-President 3, President 4. Favorite Saying: You Phoney! Future Plans: To become a Cragar Salesman for the H.R.A. Drag Racers. IENNETH ALLEN BINGAM I Activities: Football 1 3, Track 1, F.F.A. 4. Favorite Saying: None. Future Plans: To be a Rancher. BRENDA MARIE BAUMGARDNER Activities: G.A.A. 2 3 4, Choir 1 234. Favorite Saying: Well, look what the dog drug in! Future Plans: To go to Beauty School and someday get married, maybe . GLE NN ALAN BOWDE N Favorite Saying: If it feels good, do it! Future Plans: To get out of Klamath Falls. BRUCE DARYL BERGSTROM Activities: Choir 1, Chess Club 1 2 3,Wrestling 1 2 3. Future Plans: To get a job, and continue schooling. CHERYL HELENE BLOFSKY Activities: Ski Club, Choir 1 2 3 4, Small Ensemble 1 4, LaVista Staff 3 4, Hornets Buzz 3, Girls' Softball 1 2 3 4, Girls' League 1 2 3 4, Vice-President 4. Favorite Saying: Evidently. Future Plans: To stay happy, have fun, and enjoy life. K GERALD ROY BOWERS JOHN LOWE LL BOWERS jgji VV Activities: Ski Club 3, Wrestling Activities: Ski Club 2 3 4. A. ' .. 2, Art Club 1 2 3 4. Favorite Saying: None. 5 5 W 1 Favorite Saying: There's a lot of Future Plans: None. xt l I 4 1,!:xz: ,SW 'A' 4 'xxx' H: A .,.-Y 24:15 :nu i?.k'a4 ....., nzsj . ' .Liu If ef.: 'ly l 'ai14Q5'3 -,fugwm 'ilfff 'll' -f to!!-fo 44ii? r1ff': Q,4 1, 9 I 8 1 I' 1 3 , Sg, t V 'L 1 'fa d 5' f ff . X-cf'-1. X :f 1 ' A1521-: fi, wx -f , sifi x 1- ' '. :Nt 'liiifii-s things to live, just not enough time to live them. Future Plans: To be an artist or painter. SANDRA RAE BRADFORD Activities: Drama Club 3 4, Pep Club 4, Girls' Football 1, Girls' Softball 3. Favorite Saying: Oh Shoot! Future Plans: To attend college at OIT for further training to become a Secretary. SHAROLYN KAY CAMERON Activities: G.A.A. 1, Library Club 2. Favorite Saying: Be yourself, then nobody can tell you, you're doing it wrong. Future Plans: To work with kids in occupational therapy. VICIGE LEE CHAMBERS DANIEL MARK COMFORT Activities: G.A.A. 1 2 3, Girls' Activities: Drama Club 4, League 2 3, Band: Pep. Marching Lettermen's Club 3 4, Choir 4, 1 2 3 4, Girls' Powderpuff Foot- ball 1 2 3. Favorite Saying: Anything you say, Te1l me the likely story again. Future Plans: To go to college, be happy, have fun. Football 2 3 4, Basketball 2 3 4, Track 4. Favorite Saying: Let's get it on! Future Plans: To play sports and have fun. RUTH LYN BRANDT Activities: Student Council 3, Foreign Language 4, Pep Club 1 2 3 4, G.A.A. 1 2 3 4, Honor Society 3 4, Speech Club 2 3. Favorite Saying: I don't like lemon lifesavers. Future Plans: To go to college and major in zoology and have fun STEVE CARTER Activities: None Favorite Saying: None. Future Plans: None. RICHARD FRANK CONCANNON Activities: Foreign Language Club 1, Chess Club 1 2 3 4, President 3, Hornets Buzz 3, Speech Club 3 4, Drama Club 4, Library Club 4. Favorite Saying: All right! Future Plans: To become a millionaire and hire Mr. Pearson as my adding machine. CHERYL LEIGH DANIEL Activities: Student Council 4, Choir 1 2 3 4, Small Ensemble 1 4, LaVista Staff 3 4, Girls' Soft- ball 1 2 3 4, Hornets Buzz 3, Girls' League 1 2 3 4, Homecom- ing Court 4. Favorite Saying: Oh yeah, you bet! Future Plans: To do whatever comes along. CHERRI LEE ELLIS Activities: Art Club 1. Favorite Saying: Love and let love. Future Plans: To get married and enjoy life. EARLE LEE FELIHNS Activities: Football 3 4, Basket- ball Manager 3. 4 Favorite Saying: What can I say '? Future Plans: To grow up to be a professional football player, like I am today. DAVID JOHN HENRY DANFORTH Activities: Ski Club 2 3 4, Chess Club 2. Favorite Saying: I liked. Future Plans: To go to college and definitely to enjoy life. TONY ALLEN FORD Activities: None. Favorite Saying: Hey Dude, What's happening ? Future Plans: To stay single and maybe live through this messed up world. VICKI ANN DIVINE Activities: Pep Club 3, G.A.A. 3 4, Honor Society 3 4, Band 2 3 4, Pep Band 2 3 4, Marching Band 2 3 4, Girls' Volleyball 3, Girls' Track 2 3 4. Favorite Saying: Have a nice day. Future Plans: To go to college and major in Education. SUSAN ELIZABETH FAIRCLO Activities: Student Council 3 4, Class Secretary 2 3, G.A.A. 1 2 Officer 3, Choir 1, Girls' Softball 1 2 3 4, Girls' League 2, F.F.A. 4, President 4. Favorite Saying: Mike ! Future Plans: To go to OSU and train in designing driving lights for the Mack Truck Company. THOMAS FELIX GILLELAND Activities: Lettermen's Club 4, Basketball 3 4. Favorite Saying: Do what you wanna do! Future Plans: To either go to college or get OH in Eugene. STEVEN LOY FOX Activities: Band 1, LaVista Staff 4. Favorite Saying: Bull. Future Plans: To become a Game Biologist. DAVID JOHN FRANCISCO Activities: Lettermen's Club 2 3 4, Baseball 3. Favorite Saying: You know it! Future Plans: To go to OIT and' major in dentistry. JAMES JESS GIVEN Activities: Student Council 4, Band1234, PepBand1234, Marching Band 1 2 3 4, Science Club 2 3, LaVista Staff 3 4, Editor 4. Favorite Saying: Hey Ugly! Future Plans: To have a happy and successful life. FRANCES Jo-ANNE GRAVES Activities: Transfer from Proctor, California. Favorite Saying: I guess that's life. Future Plans: To travel, go to nursing school, and have a good time in life. MARY ELLEN HALE Activities: Choir 4. Favorite Saying: Love will always bring you closer. Future Plans: To become a Registered Nurse. MARLENE MARIE GUTIERREZ Activities: Transfer from Portland, Oregon. Favorite Saying: Love is never having to say your sorry. Future Plans: To go to college and become a Secretary. VICTORIA LYNNE HAMPTON Activities: Pep Club 2 3 4, Officer 3 4, Powderpuff Football 2. Favorite Saying: Are you going to give blood to the Red Cross ? Future P1a.ns: To be a service to the community, no matter what I do in life. DOUGLAS VEARL HANEY Activities: Choir 1, Football 1 2, Wrestling 1. Favorite Saying: I'rn going to try to 'get off' in the world. Future Plans: To go to college and become a pharmacist. EDWARD ALBERT HENDRICKS Activities: Science Club 1, Foot- ball 1, Track 1 4, Art Club 3. Favorite Saying: None. Future Plans: None DENISE FAYE HILL Activities: Rally 1, Dance Team 2 3 4, G.A.A. 4, Band 1 2, Gymnastics 4, Girls' League 2 3 4. Favorite Saying: Whenever you get stuck with a lemon, make it into lemonade. Future Plans: To go to OIT and become a legal secretary. CLAUDETTE FAY HOWE Activities: G.A.A. 1 2, Powder puff Football 1, Girls' Basketball 1 2, Girls' Softball 1 2 3, Girls' League 1. Favorite Saying: Oh Sugars! Future Plans: To be a housewife. JOAN ELAINE HART Activities: Choir 1, Hornets Buzz 3, Girls' League 1 2. Favorite Saying: None. Future Plans: None. JOSEPH ANTHONY HURLBUT Activities: None. Favorite Saying: Cocka! Future Plans: To travel. GAIL DARICE HILDRETH Activities: Student Body Vice- President 4, Foreign Language Club 3, Pep Club 1 3 4, Honor Society 3 4, Sweethearts Ball Queen 3, Klamath Falls Junior Miss 4, Elks Award 4, DAR Award 4. Favorite Saying: Oh brother! Future Plans: To attend O.S.U CAMILLE KAY HOFFMAN Activities: G.A.A. 1, Girls' League 2. Favorite Saying: Good-bye school, hello world! Future Plans: To go to college. JAMES ALAN JARSCHKE Activities: Band 1 2 3 4, Stage Band 4, Marching Band 1 2 3 4, Football 1 2, Basketball 1, Base- ball 1 2. Favorite Saying: How's it going? Future Plans: To go to college, and have fun. KIMBERLEY KAY KAMBAK Activities: Transfer from Tacoma, Washington. Pep Club 4, Honor Society 4, Sweethearts' Ball Court 4. Favorite Saying: Fat on a Stick! Future Plans: To become a meter maid in Bly, Oregon. ED DELBERT KENTNER Activities: Lettermen's Club 3 4, Football 1, Track 1 2 4. Favorite Saying: I'll have another chew! Future Plans: To go to school to become a rancher. ll ROSEMARY KINNEY Activities: Choir 1 2 3, Small ensemble 1. Favorite Saying: Yummy. Future Plans: To be happy and to be me. MICHAEL SCOTT JONES Student Council 3 4, Science Club 3, Oiicer 3, Hornets Buzz 4, Editor 4, Football 1, Basket- ball 1 2. Favorite Saying: Work like heck, but keep your mouth shut! Future Plans: To join the Arme Forces and go to college. 'KARLA JEAN KUIST Activities: Student Body Secre- tary 4, Pep Club 1 2 3 4, Rally 1 2 3 4, G.A.A. 2 3, Honor Society 3 4, Choir 2 3, Girls' League 1 2 3 4. Favorite Saying: Bummer. Future Plans: To become a professional cheerleader for th Miami Dolphins. d THOMAS HAROLD KEELEY Activities: Football 2, Art Club 1 Favorite Saying: One moment of patience can ward off great dis- aster. GARY RAY KESTER Activities: Chess Club 1 2. Favorite Saying: None. Future Planss' To go to school. 6 NANCY ALANE MACK Activities: Drama Club 2, Foreign Language Club 4, Pep Club 2 3 4, G.A.A. 2, Honor Society 3 4, Band: Pep, Stage, Marching 1 2 3 4, Small Ensemble 1. Favorite Saying: Cheerio pip, pipdv Future Plans: To go to college and have fun. KEM THERESA MAUER Activities: Pep Club 2 3, Secre- tary 3, Choir 1 2 3 4, Small Ensemble 1. Favorite Saying: Aye. Future Plans: To be happy! JAMES STEPHEN LANDON Activities: Student Council 2, Basketball 1 2 3 4, Baseball 1. Favorite Saying: Is that right? Future Plans: Draftsman. Football 1 2 3 4, Baseball 1 2 3 4. Future Plans: To go to college. ROGER LEE MILES TRESA DIANE MILLER Activities: Lettermen's Club 2 3 Activities: Choir 1 2. 4, Choir 1, LaVista Staff 4, Favorite Saying: Don't do any- Hornets Buzz 3, Football 1, Wres- thing I wouldn't do. tling 2 3 4, Track 1 2, Cross Future Plans: To work in com- Country 2. munity services and live as long Favorite Saying: For sure! as I can. Future Plans: To become a heavy construction worker. ANN MARIE MASTEN Activities: Foreign Language Club 3 4, Officer 3 4, Pep Club 2 3 4, Dance Team 3 4, Honor Society 3 4, Girls' Softball 3, Gymnastics 3 4. Favorite Saying: Holy Cow! Future Plans: To go on to school and maybe become a secretary. KEITH ELWOOD MCCLUNG Activities: Transfer from K. U. Lettermen's Club 1 2 3 4, Wres- tling 1 2 3 4, District lst 4, State 3rd 4, State Free-style 2nd 4, National 10th 4, Key Club 1 2. Favorite Saying: I'll bet you do. Future Plans: To go to college and wrestle. LONNIE NESBERG Activities: None. Favorite Saying: None. Future Plans: None. BEVERLY JEAN PEDERSON Activities: Student Council 3, LaVista Staff 4, Hornets Buzz 3, Girls' Basketball 3, Girls' Soft- ball 3 4, Girls' League 1 2 3 4, Gymnastics 4, Homecoming Court 4. Favorite Saying: Sounds like a plan. Future Plans: To become a trophy girl at Alameda Park Speedway. JAMES MONROE Activities: Cross Country 1 2. Favorite Saying: None. Future Plans: To go to college. KIRK LYNN PEDERSON Activities: Student Council 2 3, Honor Society 3 4, Band: Pep, Marching 1 2 3, Science Club 3 4, Chess Club 2 3, Hornets Buzz 3 4, Elks Panel 4, Key Club 1 2 3. Favorite Saying: How's it goin' ? Future Plans: To get married and be happy and successful. PAUL DOUGLAS MORRIS Activities: Lettermen's Club 3 4, Choir 3 4, Band 1 2, Pep Band 1 2, Marching Band 1 2, Hornets Buzz 3 4, Basketball 2, Key Club 3 4, Car Club 1. Favorite Saying: That's a fact. Future Plans: To more than likely be a Weyerhaus er bum. Act WILLIAM ROBERT POCH Activities: Student Council 1 3 4, Lettermen's Club 2 3 4, Choir 1 3, Basketball 1 2 3 4, Baseball 1. Favorite Saying: Oh Baby! Future Plans: To go to college and major in Forestry. PAULA JEAN OLLERICH ivities: None Favorite Saying: ' That's h1p ' Future Plans: None KENT PEDERSON Activities: Band: Pep, Marching Stage, 1 2 3, Key Club 1 2 3 4, Cross Country 4. Favorite Saying: None Future Plans: To go to college DEBRA ELAINE POWELL Activities: LaVista Staff 4, Girls' League 3 4. Favorite Saying: Heart Throb. Future Plans: To become a stewardess and be able to say coffee, tea, or me! RUTH ELLEN RICE Activities: Pep Club 2 3, Girls' Softball 2 3 4. Favorite Saying: Oh! Go Away! Future Plans: To go to college. TAMERA GAYLE ROCKHOLT Activities: G.A.A. 1 2 3 4, Girls' Volleyball 3, Girls' Track 1 2 3 4. Favorite Saying: Smile, the world can't be all that bad. Future Plans: To go to college and major in nursing. BRIAN JAMES RAINWATER Activities: Football 3 4. Favorite Saying: That's the breaks! Future Plans: To go on to future education. RANDALL JOHN RISOR Activities: Transfer from Elm Creek, Nebraska. Chess Club 4, LaVista Staff 4. Favorite Saying: Man. Future Plans: To go to college. DEBRA LYNN ROSS Activities: Drama Club 2 3, Snow white and the Seven Dwarfs cast, Up the Down Staircase cast, Pep Club 1 2, Dance Team 3 4, Band: Pep, Stage, Marching 1 2 3 4, LaVista Staff 4. Favorite Saying: Frankly my dear, I don't give a piddle. Future Plans: None. ANN LOUISE RUMERY Activities: Hornets Buzz 3, Girls' League 3 4, Secretary 4. Favorite Sayingi I can't even believe it! Future Plans: To make it through Dental Assistant School and stay very happy. MICHAEL LYN RUTHERFORD Activities: Letterrnen's Club 3 4, Football 1 2 3 4, Basketball 2 3 4. Favorite Saying: All right! Future Plans: To go into Veterinary Medicine. DEBRA JEAN SABO Activities: Foreign Language Club 3 4, President 4, Student Council 4, Honor Society 3 4, Treasurer 4, Choir 4, Speech Club 2 3 4. Favorite Saying: Better luck next time. Future Plans: To go to Willamette University and be- come an engineer. JEAN MARIE SAYLES Activities: Student Body Treasurer 3, Pep Club 2 3 4, Rally 2 3 4, Queen 4, Honor Society 3 4, Choir 1 2 3, Small Ensemble 1, Powder puff Football 1 2, Girls' Basket- ball 1 2 4, Girls' Softball 1 2 3 4, Girls' Track 1 2 3 4, Girls' League 4, G.A.A. 1 2 3. Favorite Saying: Shoot! Future Plans: To attend OSU. JACK CHARLES SHARP Activities: Lettermen's Club 4, Hornets Buzz 3, Baseball 1 2 3. Favorite Saying: You gotta be kidding! Future Plans: To go to college. ROBERT LEROY SHULMIRE , Activities: Rally King 4, Ski Club iff 2 3, Pep Club 4, Varsity Rally 4, Lettermen's Club 2 3 4, Presi- dent 4, Football 2 3, Gymnastics 4, Key Club 2 3 4, President 4, F.F.A. 4, Baseball 3, Track 4. Favorite Saying: Promise ? Future Plans: To join the Navy. DIANE LOUISE SANDUSKY Activities: Student Council 1, Choir 1 2 3 4, Small Ensemble 1 3 4, Hornets Buzz 3, Girls' League 1 2 8 4, Officer 1. Favorite Saying: You Bomf! Future Plans: To go to SOC. SANDRA SCHRIEBER Activities: None. Faborite Saying: None. Future Plans: None. JANESE CHARLENE SHARP Activities: Pep Club 1 2 3, Dance Team 4, Honor Society 3 4, Choir 3 4, Small Ensemble 1 2 3 4, Band Pep, Stage, Marching, 1 2 3 4, Powderpuff football 1 2, Potato Festival Candidate 4. Favorite Saying: Love is like peanut butter: it spreads easy! Future Plans: To go to college. DANI KIM STEVENSON Activities: Student Body Treasur- er 4, Pep Club 1, G.A.A. 2 3, Officer 3, Honor Society 4, Choir 1 3, Speech Club 4, Girls' League 3 4, Girls' Volleyball 3. Favorite Saying: One way-His Way. ll Future Plans: To go to college, be happy, and love everyone. VIRGINIA DARLENE STRUNK Activities: None. Favorite Saying: None. Future Plans: To go to Lane Community College. STEPHEN LLOYD TEDESCO Activities: Transfer from: Massabesio, Maine. Football 4, Lettermen's Club 4 Track 4. 9 Favorite Saying: You Dickwade! Future Plans: To go to colle DONALD NEALE STEWART Activities: Ski Club 4, Drama Club 4, Chess Club 3 4, Library Club 4, President 4. Favorite Saying: lf it feels good, do it! Future Plans: To go to college, then go to Australia. ge. SHERRY ELAINE THOMPSON Activities: Student Council 4, Pep Club 1 2 3, Rally 1 2 3, G.A.A. 1 2, LaVista Staff 4, Girls' League 1 2 3 4, Girls' Track 1, Girls' Basketball 1 2, Girls' Softball 1 3, Homecoming Queen 4. Favorite Saying: You know it. Future Plans: To become a pro- fessional cheerleader. EVERETT STONE Activities: None. Favorite Saying: None. Future Plans: None. RAMONA LYNN SWINDLER Activities: None. Favorite Saying: None. Future Plans: To be happy in anything I choose to do. LEE BERT THOMAS Activities: Drama Club 3, Up the Down Staircase cast 3, Honor Society 3 4, Band: Pep, Stage, Marching 1 2 3 4. Favorite Saying: 2 B r sf 2B, that is the equation. Future Plans: To study Bio- chemistry at OSU. ROBBIN JANNELL VIETS Activities: Choir 1 2 3, Girls' Track 1 2, Girls' Basketball 2, Girls' Volleyball 1 2, Girls' Base ball 2 3, Girls' League 1 2 3 4. Favorite Saying: You're a Cupca.ke! Future,Plans: To travel around the U.S. and become an Airline Stewardess or a Speech Therapist. MARVIN WALKER Activities: None. Favorite Saying: None. Future Plans: None. VALERIE SMITHERS WALKER Activities: None. Favorite Saying: I tried it and I liked it! Future Plans: To stay happily married. LINDA CHERYL WALLIN Activities: G.A.A. 1 2 4, Choir 1 3, Powder puff Football 1, Girls' Basketball 1 4, Girls' Soft- ball 1, Girls' Track 1, Girls' League 4, Art Club 4, Cross Country 1. Favorite Saying: Yee-Haw Future Plans: To go to college and be happy. ?ATTI ANN WILLGING Xctivities: Choir 2 3 4. Favorite Saying: Today is the tomorrow that you worried about resterday. ?uture Plans: To go into special Education and study music and be nappy. y yrly ALBERT HAMILTON WEDAM Activities: Student Council 3, Ski Club 3 4, Lettern1en's Club 2 3 4, Band: Pep, Marching, 1 3, Science Club 3, Football 2 3 4, Basketball 1 2, Honor Society 4. Favorite Saying: What are you doing after midnight? Future Plans: To become a Reno Playboy. ROBERT BRIAN WILLIAMS Activities: Lettermen's Club 3 4, Hornets Buzz 3, Football 1, Bas- ketball 1 2 3 4. Favorite Saying: I don't believe it! Future Plans: To go to college, and have fun. 'f,::2:-:' ,-465,-J , . .,. .,.,:.,. 1, ,M ., 7, 1 1-MMS . . :wt--2-1-.-'41 axe' :5 :aff -f-z:i'w3f'-B12-ti ff?- -..-. t .,, .g,,,.g.f.:..1.,.m .f-. :-zg.g.:- -. sg: -,, mg. fs.1,if.g?-,'-,':,fJ,g-e.,y ,,-.,z1w:gggL'b A, -if s.:-.-gina . - .-1-1-:-v .- ,- 4. gf... CHLOE ELIZABETH WILLIAMS Activities: Hornets Buzz 4, Girls' Football 1, Girls' Basket- ball 1 2 4, Girls' Softball 1, Girls' Track 1 2 4. Favorite Saying: That's be- side the point. Future Plans: To have as much fun as possible. v . 1 PG., .Fi .nf -. nr-ef.:-Vw 1 la, 3' :Tags :nf 1 1 55. .1 ...,g. 4.3.3.1-g., gag 1, . n 1, Q Q... . .-.-.,.g.g. is - A !,f.f?G'3.'+. 4' STANLEY CHARLES WILLIAMS Activities: Pep Band 1 2, Marching Band 1 2. Favorite Saying: For sure! Future Plans: To enter pro- fessional motorcycle racing. DEBRA IMY WOOD Activities: Choir 1 2 4. Favorite Saying: No way! Future Plans: To go to work. BONNIE KAY WOODARD Activities: Class Secretary 1, G.A.A. 1 2, Choir 1, Girls' Football 1 2, Girls' Softball 1 2 3 4, F.F.A. 4, Jr. Rodeo Queen 2, Water Festival Queen 3. Favorite Saying: Huh? Future Plans: To go to OIT and do whatever. 4, EDWARD MORGAN WILSON Activities: Drama Club 3, Choir 4, Track 2 3 4. Favorite Saying: Jesus Saves. Future Plans: To go on to college and major in psychology and sociology. VA Activities: Class Vice-President LERIE JEAN FREIRICH Foreign Language Club 3 4, Pep Club 1 2, Dance Team 3 4, G.A.A. 1 2 3 4, Honor Society 3 4, Girls' Track 2 3 4, Gym- nastics 4, Girls' League 3 4, Homecoming Court 4. Favorite Saying: I don't know. Future Plans: To go to U. of O. medical school. GWENDOLYN LUCILLE WOMACK Activities: Drama Club 2, Pep Club 2 3, G.A.A. 1 2, Honor Society 3 4, Band: Pep, Stage, Marching 1 2 3, Science Club 2 3 4, Hornets Buzz 3 4, Girls' Football 1 2, Girls' Basketball 1, Girls' Track 1 2. Favorite Saying: For sure! Future Plans: To go into nursing school. GARY WAYNE HOUCK Activities: Choir 1 2 3 4. Favorite Saying: Oh Baby! Future Plans: To go to college and travel around the U.S. DENA WOOD Activities: None. Favorite Saying: None. Future Plans: To stay happily married. SHARON KAY YOUNG Activities: Transfer from Fort Ord, California. Drama Club 4 Favorite Saying: None. Future Plans: None. School has its lighter moments for Jim Jarschke, Judy Andert, Nancy Mack, Ruth Brandt, and Stephanie Berg. -wr -lil assassin ...,.n..K Q. 'M if aunllilimfq Below: Debbie Balin spends one hour a day helping in the office. Right: Jerry Bowers spends two days a week working at the Tulelake Wildlife Refuge for his CSP assignment. M i K ff, f ' ' A vb 1' ,A ,igiyfaggrim Above: Kent Pederson finds the library a quiet place to study. Dan Comfort gives a talk in Mrs. Speer's class. Jodee Paul Vassallo has a talk with her classmates. I Left: Carl Keno Anderson thinks the whole idea over. Above: The senior banquet makes good friends realize that graduation is near. 'Q rinse 3' Top left: Debbie Wood corrects her typing errors be- fore turning in her paper. Above right: Judy Andert cuts out a new outfit. Bottom left: Vickie Divine con- centrates on her sewing. She would hate to have to take it all out. Above: Debbie Antle takes another test. 4'-5 5 ix v iffy 1 ,M Wx I 'if Mlm ia Top: Doug Morris, Ed Wilson, Gary Houck, Brian Raihwater, and Dave Francisco discover the joys of cookie baking. Above: Dani Stevenson and Arm Rumrnery check to see which of their friends are ill , , 11224 uc R Q M Below: Bev Pedersen tries to wake Keith McClung before the teacher catches him sleeping. Right: Marlene Gutierrez makes sure she gets some of the dec orations. Opposite page. Tope left: The underclassmen soon learned to bow down to the seniors. Bottom left: We must have lost the game. Bottom right: Richard Concannon had to work, even on Hick Day . ra 3 DCCUPA nccazvajlgygl, womm me m '?'mW :il ,,l 'umm Hlfblhdvuux ., -mr .wma mncss W JM iv Above: Jack Sharp takes a breather. Right: Steve Tedesco is caught in the act. 1 , mbwmz 5. s 7 iw, 'ww ,Wil : . ..,. : sf-5. '-:-:HY 45' wiv: wt I fill .4 K Top left: Ruth Brandt, Debbie Ross, and Richard Concannon read the Last Will and Testament of the seniors. Top right: A1 Wedam introduced the senior officers and their parents. Right: Mr. John Snodgrass entertained by playing his guitar and singing. Above: The Small Ensemble dedicated the song The Way We Were to the parents. SGHIORS ano Danents atteno Banquet The annual senior banquet for seniors and their parents was well attended this year. The parents decorated the banquet room at Big Bert's, using the graduation theme of The Long and Winding Road. Artificial white roses were placed on each table and decorations were mainly blue and silver. The evening began with a punch hour. Seated at the head table were the Reverend Dick White and his wife, senior class advisors and senior class oiicers. fy.-J . be af-T Lili , -... Q Q15 my .. 1 ff affair . L 9 N, K . ' ' r 1 I 5.3 ' . V 49 4 . v.. . .mr Q 4 I : K A wish Top left: Diane Sandusky finishes her meal and waits patiently for the enter- taimnent. Top right: Three seniors enjoying a last get-together are Gary Houck, Robbin Viets, and Cheryl Blofsky. Bottom right: Jim Monroe and his mother participate in the punch hour before the banquet. Above: The seniors and their parents receive the royal treatment given all banquets at Big Bert's. Below: Joe Hurlbut arrives early to get a parking spot. Right: The footsteps had senior names on each one. I w QR.. 'ip it sg' i A aw., ,T ,,!,,,,,,,,, Wm, .mfufi 5 new Ma- ing Above: Ken Bingham and Mike Jones carefully carry their freshly ironed robes. Right: Kem Mauer needs help in getting the collar straight. 5,1 'Y s 3, ,ou - fa, f ai 'S or -, wif if M 7 - 1 1 ,T ff I , 1 . 5 'fkajvg 1 L' xl 1 2 sjrf 9' 'I X., X 0 d it XF-i A 3 . u A .f Q-Vfx' , Q .N , 1 k k A F' Ar ,Q ,M f t A t .s, SJ-.1 4 -, ,, als, Mm, ,,.....,-f-ff Top left: A large crowd waited for the class of '74 to arrive. Top right: Debbie Sabo, right, and Vickie Divine led their class in G. P.A. and also led them into the graduation ceremonies. Left: The graduates exchange last minute memories as they line up for the procession. Above: Many proud parents wait for the band and choir to start the traditional Pomp and Circumstance. Graduation exercises were held for the first time in the new gym at 2 p.m. on Sunday, June 2, 1974. For the second consecutive year baccalaureate and commencement exercises were combined. The Reverend Dick White was the baccalaureate speaker. Following the exercises a reception was held in the cafeteria sponsored by the junior class parents. in -40 -,Q N' 1 1 if Top left: The choir sang The Lord's Prayer and The Long and Winding Road . Above: The faculty annually presents a girl and boy citizenship award. This year the gir1's award went to Gwen Womack. Top right: Judy Andert presented the humorous s of graduation. Above: Mr. Hauck presents Jerry Bowers with his citizenship award. Left: Debbie Sabo presented the more serious side of graduation. Below: Starting down The Long and Winding Road is the class of '74, the first to graduate from the new build- ing. 'Y sg 1mgn--iwl..fq- was sw -L ' . ,'J?'t1'!-V Nm W,-ky 2 . 4 ,r apr 4 4 Left: Albert Wedam, president of the senior class, gave a graduation address. Later in the ceremony Albert re- ceived the outstanding athlete award. Above: Mr. Earl Graham presented the music award to Janese Sharp. Below: The top ten wait for their diplomas. They are Lee Thomas, Valerie Freirich, Debbie Antle, Gail Hildreth, Debbie Sabo, Vickie Divine, Gwen Womack, Ruth Brandt, Nancy Mack, and Cynthia Baker. Right: Mr. Lane congratulates Tony Ford. Above: The senior small ensemble sang the song Turn Around . Right: W Chloe Williams seems happy that the Waiting is over. ye 'nf 1 .3 1. !f '-w I 8.535 , , .-F ,Auf , 5 fi L' 5 , ' , r ' , K V , 5 Jw A. . 3 ' ax -N Wmnn E . .: , V N k ? . , E J t '-f' -he K -of ,. R, ill. - ii' Top left: Vickie Hampton and Gary Baker watch the footsteps lead the other way as they clutch their diplomas proudly. Top center: Debbie Balin and Bill Pooh look as if they cam't really believe they are graduates. Top right: Nancy Mack has trouble choosing between tears and smiles. Left: Mr. Lee Miles seems to be a very proud papa. 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72, 74, 73, 75, 153 Block, Bill 34, 70, 166 Block, Debra 134,153 Block, Leslie 134,137 Blocker, Bob 25,43,s9,124,127, 145 Blodgett, Bryan 66, 67, 70, 145 Blofsky, Cheryl 41,55,e1,7o,71, 86, 166, 184, 187, 192 Blythe, Cheryl 6,159 Bolton, Pam 145 Boring, Dena 145 Born, Jean 41, 71, 74, 75, 81, 134, 152,153,186 Bosley, Greg 74,75,145 Julie 12,136 Berta 137 Bothum, Bowden, Bowden, Bowden, Bowers , Bowers , 153 Bowers , Bowers , Bowers , Glenn 166 Terrie 145 Jerry 45, 167, 180, 190 Joe 58, 63, 96, 128, 130, John 32,34,162,167 Kathy 94, 137, 153 Kelly 145 Boyd, Dawn 137 Bradford, Sandy 32,167 Brandt, Ruth 6,28,58,62,66,67, 80, 44, 167, 179, 186, 189, 192 Breazeale, Cindy 137 Breazeale, Linda 153 Brennan, Sheila 55 Brewer, Cindy 137 Brooks, Reymond 145 Brown, Cheryl 81,137 Brown, Jeff 124, 126, 138 Brown, Michael 43, 58, 104 Brown, Sherl 7, 56, 70, 145 Bryan, Sherie 43, 91, 92, 153, 189 Buergler, Dana 138 Buhrle, Linda 153 Buker, Denise 138 Buker, Victor 64,145 Burch, Jodi 19, 135, 146 Burwell, Cheryl 94,138 Bushnell, Sharon 19,94,95, 146, 151 ' Bushnell, Stephanie 6, 21, 43, 91, 93, 94, 95, 138 Cahoon, John 41, 70, 71,72,96, 146, 186 Caldwell, Gary 136 Callaway, Ronda 38, 138 Calmes , Cathy 9 , 70, 133, 146 Cameron, Dean 81,153 Cameron, Sharolyn 26,32,34,35, 167 Campbell, William 7, 36 , 64, 119, 153 Canida, John 17,57, 80, 146 Cantwell, Laura 153 Cantwell, Teresa 136 Carey, Lynnette 138 Carter, Steve 167 Case, Ed 64, 103, 119, 131, 138 Castleberry, Randy 104, 124, 126, 138 Chambers , Vickie 40, 44, 74, 75, 167 Chavez , Darrell 96, 107, 153, 160 Cheyne, Gary 5, 43, 63, 64, 118, 11 125, 153 Claunch, Denise 144,146 Qlaunch, Terrie 68,69,138 Clem, Jack 64,153 Clemens, David 138 Cochran, Dabbie 138 Cogley, Tom 67,74,75,138 Collier, Patty 154 Collman, Wendy 62, 70, 82, 154 Comfort, Dan 36,37,38,42, 63, 70 96,112,113,114,115,116,100, 167, 181 Comfort, Marcia 38 Concannon, Richard 60, 168, 185, 186 Coppedge, Curtis 154 Corbin, Sue 64,65 Coryell, Jeff 146 , Costello, Chris 77,154 Cottrell, Matt 138 Cranford, DeVon.ne 154 Cranford, Laura 25,135,146 Crebbin, Cory 103, 119, 131, 138 Culpepper, Gary 64,138 Danforth, Dave 168 Daniel, Cheryl 41,46,55,70,71, 86, 164, 168, 186, 192 Daniel, Holly 81,135,138 Daniels, Gary 96, 154 Darling, Beverly 138 Darling, Dave 146 David, Joe 138 Davis, Alice 94, 146 Davis , Paula 64, 81, 138 Dearing, Karlene 26, 70, 144, 146 Dedert, Nancy 80,146 DeHoop, Helena 70, 80, 82, 146 Dendauw, Ron 9,103, 138 Depuy, Barb 77, 122, 134, 146 Depuy, Don 64, 81, 103, 138 Detroit, Darlene 43,74,75,122, 146 Detroit, Donna 7, 62, 90, 91, 146 Dewey, Steve 74, 75,124, 125, 146 Dillon, Alice 62, 74, 75, 138 Dingler, Ann 50, 56, 58, 59, 83, 84, 85, 159 Divine, Cindy 74, 75, 154 Divine, Sandy 74,75,13s Divine, Vicki 34, 44, 50, 58, 74, 75, 168, 182, 189, 192 Doherty, Debbie 146 Doty, Dacota,154 Douglas , Quentin 133, 154 Easton, Rob 96, 118, 119, 128, 146 Eaton, Tim 138 9, D Eayrs, Denise 87,154 Ellis, Billie 138 Eillis, Bobbie 66,154 Ellis, Cherri 168 Ellis, Delbert 64,103, 131,139 Emert, Penny 154 Emert, Rick 146 Emmert, Caroline 58,59, 62, 74, 75, 80, 82, 92, 152, 154 Erickson, Bill 8,70,150 Ewing, Tom 139 Fabor, Scott 74, 75, 152, 154 Fadling, David 103, 119, 131,139 Fadling, Mark 43, 63, 112, 119, 124, 126, 127, 154 Fairclo, Sue 13, 51,52, 64,65, 168 Farmer, James 43, 63, 72, 73, 104, 124,126, 146 Felkins, Earle 42, 96, 168 Fenters, Lloyd 146 Fick, Fred 107,139 Findlay, Brian 103,139 Flynn, Michael 45,146 Ford, Tony 162,168,192 Forsythe, Fred 6, 17, 43, 103, 119, 131, 136, 139 Forsythe, Patti 87,154 Fox, Steve 162, 169, 185 Francisco, Dave 32,34,63,112, 169,183 Francisco, Kathy 56, 135, 146 Franke, Donna 139 Frederick, Margie 154,189 Freirich, Michelle 43,53,91,94, 95, 123,136, 139 Freirich, Valerie 34,39,43, 46, 48, 50, 52, 51, 58, 81, 83, 84, 85, 91, 94, 95, 162, 164, 178, 189, 192,45 Frost, Patty 62,154 Fry, Kevin 96,107, 146 Gambrell, Tony 64, 147 Gansberg, Jeff 96,119,147 Gansberg, Ron 58, 96, 100,107, 124, 154, 161 Garboden, Pat 64, 96, 128, 147 Gardner, Connie 86,154 Gardner, Robert 139 Gibson, Larry 154 Gibson, Mark 147 Gibson, Mike 139 Gilbert, Maurice 147 Gilleland, Dawn 154 Gilleland, Lisa 94, 95, 139 Gilleland, Tom 46, 112, 114, 115, 116,117,169 Givan, Ann 159 Givan, Jim 44, 86, 169 Glassley, Robert 139 Glidewell, Bill 6, 139 Gonzales , Ron 64, 103, 106, 139 Gow, Kristi 1471 Grant, Phil 96,147 Graves, Jo-Anne 169 Graves, Sue 139 Greaves, Hank 154 Greear, Phleet 43, 103, 131, 139 Green, Charlie 80,139 Green, Doug 45 Greene, Chris 12,19, 94, 147 Gutierrez, Jerry 23,147 Gutierrez, Marlene 24, 34, 169, 184 Haddeland, Brett 147 Hadden, Robert 139 Hale, Mary 41, 70, 169, 187 Hampton, Vickie 34, 44, 62,169, 181,193 Haney, David 147 Haney, Doug 76,170 Hargrove, Bryan 154 Hargrove, Mark 147 Harnsberger, Jean 74, 75, 92, 154 Harris, Cheri 11,155 Harris , Kevin 23, 33, 75, 74, 147 Harris, Kevin 64,65,74,75,155 Harris, Scott 147 Harris, Stuart 74, 75, 139 Hart, Joanie 170 Hartley, Tony 54,136,139 Hasskamp, Pam 44, 70, 79, 147 Hayes, Larry 147 Heckenlively, Rhonda 39 , 155 Heckenlively, Ron 133, 155 Hedquist, Rick 8, 185, 155, 159 Hendricks, Ed 170 Henzel, Jim 43, 64, 127, 155 Hernstrom, Paul 19,77,147 Hickman, Cliff 155 Higham, Debbie 155 Hildreth, Gail 44, 48, 58, 62, 72, 73, 81, 170, 189, 192 Hndrarh, Justin 64, 106, 147, 151, 189 Hill, Denise 39,45,48,49,50, 56, 83, 84, 85, 170 Hilyard, Steve 155 Hinchee, Dan 63, 64, 65, 86, 96, 1o1,1o6,152,155 Hoffman, Camille 170 HoHman, DeAnn 80,147 Hollinger, Dawn 70, 147 Hollinger, Marianne 9, 132, 147 Houck, Gary 21, 70, 178, 183, 187 Howard, Phil 41 Howe, Claudette 170 Hubbard, Daniel 64,139 Huber, Rodi 64,139 Hughes, Gary 155 Hume, Jackie 50, 53, 81, 83, 84, 85, 155 Humphrey, Greg 44, 147 Hunter, Dave 63,96,155 Hurlbut, Joe 170,188 Hynes, Lynda 25,147 Inman, Ken 96, 147 Ivey, Garry 33, 144, 147 James, Janet 134,139 Jarrett, Julie 45, 134, 155 J arschke, 127, 155 Jarschke, Jarschke, Jennings , 124, 140 David 43,e3,9e,124, Denise 74, 75, 140 James 171, 179 Jerry 43, 64, 89, 103, Jensen, Alan 70,155 Jones, Davene 86 Jones , Lance 43, 124, 127, 140 Jones, Mike 58, 70, 164,171,188, 192 Jones, Randy 148 Jones, Rick 155 Jones, Rod 15 Jones, Roxann 74, 75, 155 Jones, Walter 140 Judkins, Robert 155 Kambak, Kim 32,34,36,44, 53, 58, 62,81,82,171 Keeley, Machelle 70, 144, 148 Keeley, Tim 148 Keeley, Tom 20,171 Kentner, Ed 171 Kesling, Bruce 63,96,155 Kester, Gary 64,171 Kimbrough, Mike 77 Kinney, Rose 163,171 Kirkpatrick, Cheryl 36, 62, 81, 155 Kirkpatrick, Craig 1, 17, 36, 64. 81, 119, 128, 140 Koon, Sharon 155 Koon, Steve Krusmark, Robin 74,75, 140 Kucera, Carol 70,155 Kuist, Karla 23, 51, 52, ss, 72, 73, 88, 120, 171, 185 LaComb, Denise 50,155 Landon, Jim 1,32,34,112,114,172. 187 Lane, Jeff 32, 74,75, 144,148 Larsen, Tim 64, 150 Lasniewski, Carol 1,70, 140 Leach, Mitch 41,42,53,63,70,71, 96,128,129,172,186,187 Leach, Ricky 41,70,71,72,96, 101, 107, 128, 148, 186 Leidholdt, Sharlene 44,50,62,79, 80, 144, 148 Libercajt, Cathy 140 Lilly, DeAna 140 Lilly, Ginger 140 Lincoln, Leslie 148 Lomax, Wynette 2,140 Loper, Martin 74,75, 148 Lugo, Larry 140 Lugo, Maria 148 Lynn, Maria 66, 67, 152, 155 Mack, Nancy 28,44, 52,58,62, 70, 74, 75, 80, 172, 179, 192, 193 Manning, Chris 156 Manning, Robert 148 Manning, Sandi 69, 140 Marchand, Sherri 80,136 Marchart, Dave 162 Marchart, Theresa 156 Martin, Danny 140 Masten, Ann 18,43,45,56,58,73, 80, 83, 84, 85, 90, 91, 172, 181 Masten, Carolyn 58, 73, 81, 80, 88, 92, 120, 121, 159 Masten, Ken 43,74,75,103, 119, 140 Mathes, Susie 70,156 Mathis, Don 64,156 Mathison, Dave 148 Mauer, Kem 172,187,188 McAuliffe, Janet 43,58,59,88, 91, 120, 121, 156 McAuliffe, Tracy 53, 91, 136, 140 McClung, Keith 106, 108, 110, 111, 172, 184 McCullock, Dave 159 McKinney, Geno 4,9,38, 156 McLeod, Shelley 53, 136, 140 McMillen, Pam 148 McNary, Leona 36, 26, 74, 75, 140 McNutt, Donna 156 Mecham, John 64,140 Mecham, Julie 50, 62, 80, 148 Metler, Kim 81,12,136,140 Miles, Bob 14, 96,106, 108,124, 125, 148 Miles , Rich 41, 50, 52, 71, 72, 74, 75, 152, 156, 186 Miles, Roger 32, 107, 172 Miller, Cynthia 1,,6,41,58,71, 80, 156 , 186 Miller, Janet 81, 135, 140 Miller, Janice 156 Miller, Mark 148 Miller, Terri 34, 70, 172 Mitchell, Gail 148 Mitchell, Lloyd 140 Mitchell, Steve 103,140 Moffa, Holly 140 Monroe, Don 42,96,107,128,l56, 161 Monroe, James 173,187 Monroe, Tom 141 Montgomery, Mike 112, 116, 156, 185 Montgomery, Tammy 141 Moore, Neil 74, 75, 148,151 Morris, Debbie 156 Morris, Doug 21,63,70, 173, 183, 192 Morris, Sheryl 70, 80, 148 Moten, Matthew 141 Mount, Eugene 96,156 Murphy, Bobbi 159 Murphy, Irene 60,67, 70, 80,156 Murphy, Sally 80,141 Myers, Larry 148 Nelson, Daniel 63, 74, 75, 156 Nelson, Denise 141 Nesberg, Lonnie 173 Nesberg, Ray 33, 74, 75, 156, 161 Neuenschwander, Stan 80, 148 Newell, Bob 156 Noonan, Helen 81,148 Noonan, Theresa 64,141 Norris , Mike 156 Oakes, Herb 64,103,141 Oellrich, Paula 6, 173 Oellrich, Rich 6,148 Ohman, Tarnmie 141 Olesen, Jerry 156 Oneil, Bonnie 141 Owen, Rodney 103, 141 Owens , Chuck 70, 74, 75, 156 Pace , Mark 103 , 141 Patzke, Micky 1,63,79,96,112 Paul, Laura 5, 50, 53, 58, 83, 84, 85, 156 Peckenpaugh 64, 141 Pedersen, Bev 4, 5, 10, 34, 43,-46, 61, 87, 91, 164, 173, 184 Pedersen, John 141 Pedersen, Sharon 156 Pederson, Kent 104, 105, 128, 173,180 Pederson, Kirk 58,128,173 Peters, Nancy 52, 58, 92, 93, 94, 152, 156 Phillips, Gayle 61, 148 Pinole, Yvonne 70, 77, 78,159 Poch, Beth 55,92,149 Pooh, Billy 46, 63, 112, 114, 115, 116,117,173, 193 Pooh, Mitch 30,119,149 Pond, Margery 67,141 Poppe, James 141 Poppe, Warren 96, 119, 149 Powell, Debbie 34, 70, 86, 174 Prock, Ray 131,141 Quinowski, Susan 43, 50, 53, 83, 84, 85, 90, 91, 92, 152, 156, 160 Rainwater, Brian 26, 19, 42, 77, 78, 96, 174, 183 Rajnus, Linda 70, 80, 149 Rayburn, Vicki 149 Reddington, Pam 81,157 Reeves, Cindy 141 Renne, Dan 157 Rhoads, Becky 149 Riach, Rhonda 71,157 Riach, Tom 64, 41, 71, 72, 186, 192 Rice, Ruth 34, 174, 181, 193 Richter, Thomas 53,54, 64, 76, 157 Risen, Risen, Risor, Risor, Risor, Bill 157 Cynthia 157 Bill 141 Randy 87,174 Rich 20, 87, 157 Roberts, Gary 64, 81, 103, 141 Roberts, Kelli 70, 80, 81, 122, 149 Robertson, Jeff 157 Rockholt, Jim 43, 119, 124, 127, 141, 189 Rockholt, Tammy 32, 174 Rodgers, Rad 7,46,63,64,65, 106, 109, 110, 157 Rokes, Caroline 141 Rokes, Julie 24,157 Romtvedt, Rick 38,44,66,70, 103, 157 Rookstool, Chris 19,157 Rookstool, Jack 141 Rose, Brent 103,141 Rose, Debbie 70,152, 157 Rose, Lulu 134, 149 Ross , Carolyn 39, 81, 83, 84, 85 , 144, 149 Ross, David 142 Ross, Debbie 39,44,45,48,49, 50, 74, 75, 76, 83, 84, 85, 87, 174,186 Ross, Lyn.n 36, 37, 62, 70, 74, 75, 149 Ruddock, Cynthia 142 Rumery, Ann 41, 58,61, 174, 183 Rushing, Monte 80,142 Rushing, Chelly 76, 74, 75, 83, 84, 35, s8,91,149 Rutherford, Mike 13, 34, 35, 32, 42, 63, 96, 112, 116, 114, 174, 193 Sabo, Debbie 52,58,67, 70,66, 81, so,175,139,191,192 Saluskin, Devery 20,149 Sandusky, Diane 32,34,41,55,71 175,136,1s7,192 Saurtzki, Torrey 103, 119,142 Sauer, Joji 142 Sayles, Jeannie 64, 58, 80, 92, 120,175 Sayles, Judy 58,92, 120, 121, 157 Schisler, Julie 92, 142 senmidli, Connie 39,41,50,53, 56,70,71,83,84, 85,157 Schmidt, Wayne 149 Schoenberg, Greg 149 Schrieber, Sandra 40, 45,175, 181 Schulz, Sunne 157 Schweiger, Tamie 149 scott, Pam 7s,s1,134 Segesser, Bill 41,71, 72,74, 75, 124,149 Sexton, Bret 64,74,75, 119, 131, 142 Sexton, Scott 42,53,63,96,157, 161 Sha, Paul 131,119,142 Sharp, Jack 34, 63, 112, 175, 184, 187 Sharp, Janese 34, 44, 45, 50, 71, 74, 75, 82, 83, 84, 85, 58, 175, 191,192 Shaver, Nanette 2,157 Sheffield, Curtis 58,96,157 Shelley, Diane 157 Short, Gina 149 Shulrnire, Bob 5,32,46,44,63, 89,120,121,124, 125,175 Shy, stan 133, 157, 159, 161 Simmers, Jack 96,79,128, 149 Simmers, Tim 63, 96, 101, 112, 117, 128, 129, 130, 157 Simon, Susan 39,157 Simonds, Willie 60, 67, 80, 103, 142 Sluga, Rob 43, 124, 126 Smirnov, Mike 4,15,25,60, 74, 75, 80, 149,151 Cheryl 149 Janice 20,142 Kayle 16, 107, 149 Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Roberta 80,142 Smith, Ron 70, 149 Smithers, Linda 70,149 Smithers, Louis 64, 82, 157 Snyder, Cary 70,77,133,158 Snyder, Joanne 80,149 Spitzer, Ron 149 Stalions, Lisa 74, 75, 142 Steademen, Terry 142 Steber, John 80,103,142 Steeley, Angie 142 Steer, Pam 150 Steers, Edna 150 Steers, Mary Ann 142 Steers, Richard 158 Steers , Rhonda 68, 69, 136, 142 Stephens, Cathy 158 Stephens, Dale 142 Stephens, Dave 142 Stevens, Tony 158 Stevenson, Cathy 50, 74, 75, 80, s3,s4,s5,15o Stevenson, Dani 34,58, 66,72, 73, 175, 183, 187 Stevenson, Ginger 142 Stevenson, Lloyd 13,74, 75,142 Stevenson, Mike 41,43,70, 71, 78, 76, 72,96,124,125,107,144, 150 Stewart, Don 60, 176 Stewart, Stilwell, 78,150 St. John, Dennis 43,44,52,79, 96,106,108,128,133,158 Stone, Everett 176 Stork, John 3, 106, 158, 161 Strickhausen, Greg 81,150 Strop, Kevin 101,158 Strunk, Darlene 176 Strunk, Luella 150 Stutzer, Greg 142 Sukraw, Peter, 107,158 Sutherland, Steve 21,63, 64, 96, 106,109,158 Swanson, Teresa 81,134,151 Swift, Dean 142 Swift, Ken 30 Swindler, Leland 9,103 Swindler, Mona 1,41,176 Swisher, Mark 103, 107, 131, 133, 142 June 70,81,133,150 Steve 64,74, 75,77, Taochini Ron 96 , 128, 158 Tedesco, Steve 42, 63, 89, 96, 101,124,125,176, 184 Telle, Dennis 43, 70,63,96, 124, 127,150 Telle, Peter 160,158 Terhune, Betty Jo 74,75,142 Terhune, Mitch 41, 143 Terhune, Randy 58,63,74,75,96, 158 Terry, Candy 50, 68, 69, 152, 158 Terry, Marvin 74, 75, 143 Thomas, Gayla 158 Thomas, Lee 34, 54, 44, 58, 59, 75, 74, 176,192 Thompson, Cindy 158 Thompson, Kim 80,150 Thompson, Sherry 5, 46, 57, 58, 86, 164, 176, 185 Thorsen, Cindy 44, 81, 78, 135, 144,151 Thurman, Donna 143 Tomay, Sharon 158 Traver, Cindy 93, 94, 95, 143 Travis, Devin 81, 103, 107, 143 Travis, Tara 42, 56, 110, 150 Tripp, Dorothy 77,158 Turner, Juanita 81,136 Unger, Roy 143 Vanderhoff, Lisa 150 VanValkenberg, James 6,136 Vassallo, Jodee 61,181 Vassallo, Kathy 143 Viets, Robbin 55,1'76, 187 Wade, Richard 143 Waldburger, Ty 150 Walker, Marvin 177 Walker, Valerie 177 Wallin, Linda 177 Walsh, Jerry 42,96,101,112,128, 130,158 Warinner, Linda 62,136 Warner, Priscilla 150 Wasing, Garla 70,150 Waterbury, Bert 143 Watkins, Mark 6, 158 Watters, Sally 158 Weast, Brad 143 Weatherspoon, Amanda 53,64, 78, 92, 94, 95, 158 Wedam, Albert 42, 55, 58, 63, 77, 97, 96, 100, 164, 177, 186 Wedam, Jack 58,63,64,72,73,96, 158, 191 Weedmark, Bill 63, 96, 103, 106, 110,158 Wells, Harold 78,158,160 Wells, LaDonna 143 Wells, Robin 43,58,61,68, 69, 152,158 Wescom, John 16,159 Wescom, Mark 143 Wescom, Mike 143 West, Ron 29 , 30, 96, 112, 119, 128, 151 Weston, Don 143 Whipple, Britt 64,159 Wilcox, Alan 1, 63, 64, 101, 118, 119, 159 Wilcox, Karen 12, 96, 136, 143 Wilkinson, sandra 159 Wilkinson, Scott 119,143 PISCHEL YEARIOOKS, INC. Willard, Bruce 150 Willard, Jamie 143 Willging, Barb 3,31,74,75,77, 151 Willging, Patti 26,32, 34,35, 55,71,177 Williams, Bob 34, 112, 115, 117, 177 Williams, Chloe 34,177, 192 Williams, Joy 92,93,94, 150 Williams, Mike 113 Williams, Stan 177 Wilsdon, Mark 81, 124, 126, 143 Wilson, Ed 21,22,34,70,178,183 Wilson, Janice 92,94,95,136, 143 Winter, Damon 151 Womack, Frank 6, 74, 75, 159 Womack, Gwen 2,34,58, 178,189, 190, 192 Womack, Ken 15,74,75,103,119, 124, 125, 143 Wood, Debbie 70,178,182 Wood, Dena 178 Woodard, Bonnie 51,52,64,65, 178 Woods, Linda 91,143 Worden, Kevin 143 Worden, Sharon 143 Wright, Roy 43, 103, 124, 127, 136 Yockey, Cory 64,150 Barbara 6,43,81,91,93, Young, 94, 95, 143 Corinne 150 Sharon 1, 76, 78, 81, 179 Tim 143 Young, Young, Young, Zaiger, Waren 75, 75, 80, 104, 105,124, 136 Zaiger, Wayne 33, 74, 75, 80, 89, 1o4,124, 126, 136 Zbinden, Jon 43,63, 89,96,124, 125, 127, 150 Zumwalt, Tony 159 Zumwalt, Ron 150 W X, -'HW 1 L 5 ,, ff - ,ly , tm, fx Li .vm iw--. , , erfweh Q 355 . 1' ,f 1 v 1 W L' w ni wafgiff' 5 Us Mm, , v f ,.,.w.f,, , ,L ,W N 41r5a?Wzf?f'9f9??!Xf fav- ' .....,.7, A,,, , an fx 3,2 'li fi? 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