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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1978 volume:

HENLEY HIGH SCHOOL KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON LOOKING FOR SPACE LA VISTA ON THE ROAD OF EXPERIENCE I'M TRYING TO FIND MY OWN WAY SOMETIMES I WISH THAT I COULD FLY AWAY WHEN I THINK THAT I AM MOVING SUDDENLY THINGS STAND STILL I'M AFRAID 'CAUSE I THINK THEY ALWAYS WILL ALL ALONE IN THE UNIVERSE SOMETIMES THAT IS HOW IT SEEMS I GET LOST IN THE SADNESS AND THE SCREAMS (THEN I LOOK IN THE CENTER SUDDENLY EVERYTHING IS CLEAR I FIND MYSELF IN THE SUNSHINE AND MY DREAMS ON THE ROAD OF EXPERIENCE LIVING IN THE LIVING DAY IF THERE IS AN ANSWER IT IS JUST THAT IT'S JUST THAT WAY AND I'M LOOKING FOR SPACE JUST TO FIND OUT WHO I AM AND I'M LOOKING TO KNOW AND TRYING TO UNDERSTAND WHEN YOU'RE LOOKING FOR SPACE TO FIND OUT WHO YOU ARE WHEN YOU'RE LOOKING TO TRY AND REACH THE STARS IT'S A SWEET SWEET DREAM SOMETIMES I'M ALMOST THERE SOMETIMES I FLY LIKE AN EAGLE SOMETIMES I'M DEEP IN DESPAIR ACADEMICS ADMINISTRATION BELOW: Mr. Wells enjoys looking at the many objects on display at the annual art show. BOTTOM LEFT: THOSE DARN WATERGUNS! TOP RIGHT: Mr. Gary Wells finds that his job as principal keeps him on the go. ABOVE: Mr. Jerry Johnson discuss attendance policies with Mrs. Alexander. 12 COUNSELLORS BELOW: Mr. Claude Harvey talks to another parent about grades BOTTOM RIGHT: The counselling office is always the center of activity. TOP LEFT AND ABOVE: Mrs. Alice Storey seems to enjoy her job as counsel lor. 13 PHYSICAL EDUCATION BELOW: Volleyball proves to be a popular P.E. activity. BOTTOM: Mr. John Riggs takes a break in his office. BOTTOM RIGHT: Miss Norma Meinhardt brings home the bases. OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP LEFT: You are supposed to hit the ball not each other, girls. TOP RIGHT: One of the joys of P.E. is getting to be outside on a nice day. BOTTOM LEFT: If a determined look counts, she made it. BOTTOM RIGHT: A fun way to swing. Ik 15 !llnLEFTOP !fonj! howS his students how to operate the new outdoor , R fHT: s; K,n9 s flrst grade class enjoys pottery under the supervision of the high school students. BOTTOM: Mrs. Ruth Patton supervises ■he painting of the sayings on the wall . supervises 17 LEFT: Miss Louise Mitchell looks with despair at the large stack of papers that must be graded. BELOW: Oh,oh! Miss Barbara Wittmer is having one of those dgys gggin. FAR BELOW: Miss Kara Nielson works on her lesson plans for Valentine's Day. ENGLISH 18 LEFT: Jan Kerr prepares her story for story telling with the help of Andy and Mrs. Cleora Hampton. BELOW: Mrs. Sally Fitzpatrick explains the day's schedule to her first period class. BELOW LEFT: Mrs. Chris Johnson listens with pleasure to one of her much improved speech students. BELOW RIGHT: Mr. Rollie Altenberg shows the curve that was used on this test. v 19 INDUSTRIAL ARTS ABOVE: Mr. Gary Sundseth and Mr. Bill McHargue survey the shop before the on rush of students. LEFT: One of the shop projects this year was the building of an outdoor kiln for the pottery classes. BELOW: Many students learn welding techniques that can be used on the job in later life. BOTTOM LEFT: Some of the work must be done with simple hand tools. BOTTOM RIGHT: Several trailers are built each year in the advanced industrial arts classes. 21 LIBRARY BOTTOM LEFT: The Library staff celebrates SUN DAY. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Charlie Funk helps put the books back on the shelf. 22 MUSIC BELOW: Jane McDonald, Katrina Andretta, Tina Mack, and Ellen Murphy were in one of the music groups that represented Henley at district competition.. {HHHH MS HHHH _n rur m U uUUU MATHEMATICS RIGHT: Mr. Dick Reiling leads class even on Valentine's Day. BELOW LEFT: Mr. A1 Gardner seems to have had a long day. BOTTOM RIGHT: Miss Diane Borchart checks her grades for each student. 24 HEALTH BELOW: Mrs. Kaleo Schroder gives a final test in health. BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Schroder spends part of her time with her gymnists. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Jim Jones grades another paper. 25 SCIENCE i 26 BUSINESS EDUCATION TOP LEFT: Sherry White receives the bookkeeping award from Mrs. Janet Casad. TOP RIGHT: Now is the time... BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Roilie Altenberg explains the exact spacing needed for this project. BOTTOM RIGHT: Keep your eyes on the copy and your fingers on the home row. 27 TOP LEFT: Puppets and Psychology?. TOP RIGHT AND CENTER LEFT: Students try to con Mr. Bill Baumgardner into a good grade. CENTER RIGHT AND ABOVE: Mr. Dale Hauck spends much of his time lecturing. RIGHT: Mr. Schefstrom goes over the next assignment. SOCIAL STUDIES TOP: Mr. Pat Ball was known as the rovin- teacher. CENTER LEFT: Mr. Shane McMurdit enjoys the sunshine during his prep period. CENTER RIGHT: Going from agency to agency can be very tiring for Mr. Orin Perkins. LEFT: History comes alive in Mr. Jess Schefstrom's classroom. 29 TOP LEFT: Julie and Vickie mix their dyes carefully to get just the right colors for their weaving projects. TOP RIGHT: Miss Wilcox helps put the pieces together. ABOVE: The beginning home-ec girls proudly show-off their babies and the outfits they have made for them. 30 HOME ECONOMICS TOP LEFT: Teena learns the basic steps in weaving. TOP RIGHT: Miss Vonne Wilcox works with her Home Ec I students on a child development unit. ABOVE: Miss Cecelia Monino discusses a housing project with her Apartment Living class. 31 TOP LEFT: Donna and Tammy pose South of the Border . TOP RIGHT: Mr. Jerry Gorsegner was a great help to Marfa. Maria was an exchange student from Bolivia and spoke very little English. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Gorsegner gives lots of individual help. BOTTOM RIGHT: Maria gets in a little twisting at her going away party. k 32 CLASSES Some of the many skills that can be 4 learned in classes at Henley are Japanese pottery firing, carding of wool, acting, typing, and first-aid. The Homecoming court con- sisted of Jim Olliffe and Kim Barnes, Dennis Salten- berger and Jerri Sayles, Dennis Steers and Queen Brenda Dearing, and Greg Metier and Janet Batsell. Homecoming consisted of the game, halftime act- ivities, and an after- game dance. HOMECOMING WINTER FORMAL 38 TOP; Members of the royal court included Sue Bozgoz, Queen Jane McDonald, King Vern Latta, Mark Croxford, Patty Griffin, and Kathy Griffin. ABOVE: Carol and Craig take a break from the dancing. BOTTOM Right: The cafeteria is small and warm and refreshments are always welcome. 39 OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP LEFT: Representing Henley in the Jr. Miss pageant were Cori Arey and Terri Leeper. TOP RIGHT: Sheryl Baum was Henley's Potato Festiva princess. BOTTOM: Sheryl on the float at Merrill. LEFT: Half of the girls entering the Miss Klamath County Scholarship Pageant were from Henley. They were Sheryl Baum, Ellen Murphy, Marlene Bedal, Cori Arey-2nd runner-up, and Cori Silva-Miss Congeniality. BELOW: The Jazz Lab attended the Jazz Festival in Reno and returned with excellent scores. BOTTOM: The students represented Henley at every ball game. BELOW: Two queens served the Henley Job's Daughters group last year. They were Kathy Klus and Kim King. ABOVE: Members of the Foreign Language Club toured part of Mexico last summer. RIGHT: The oottery class played host to the first graders. LEFT: Cori Arey was Henley's del- egate to Girls' State in Salem. BELOW: Verna represents Henley extremely well when she takes her two batons in hand. BOTTOM LEFT: Just some of the agony the girls on the Dance Team have to go through to be ready to compete. BOTTOM RIGHT: All of Henley is represented in the spring Art Show. STUDENT AWARDS BELOW: Members of the Pep Club received certificates for their hours of work. RIGHT: Miss Wittmer thanks and congratulates Terry Greene for her drama work. BOTTOM: The senior athletes were presented with plaques telling of their various activities. LEFT: Jeff Hadden looks at his drama award with pride. BELOW: Dave Edwards received the photography award. BOTTOM LEFT: Greg Covin was given the drafting award. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Altenberg con- gratulates Maria Morris on her typing skills award. DRAMATICS TOP: Prince Andy Ward and Snow White, Cori Arey, prove once again that Fairy Tales always have a happy ending. BOTTOM: When a young high school boy falls from the balcony at school and is killed the whole town soon realizes that is shares the guilt. 4 6 TOP LEFT: Sheryl Baum and Brent Thomas share the typical happy ending of a rpelodrama. TOP RIGHT: Vicki Borges, the motherly type, fixes the hair of the heroine, Laurie Snook. MIDDLE Bobby Davis goes on a very strange picnic. I n — LEFT: Judy Krahn, Beth Warinner, and Sylvia Lewis take part in a sewing circle. ABOVE: Greg King and Netta Hendricks live the life of the crooked and idle rich. 7 JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP LEFT AND CENTER: Taking a break between dances. TOP RIGHT: Harp music furnished part of the entertainment at the banquet. BOTTOM: The slow songs seemed to be appreciated the most. BELOW: Junior class president Don Haney thanks Sylvia Lomax for all her hard work as prom chairman. BOTTOM: This year's banquet was held at the Eldorado Restaurant. PROM BELOW: Troy, Terry, Jackie, and Ken take a break from the dancing. RIGHT: Mike Souder sang the theme song Stairway to Heaven at the banquet. BOTTOM LEFT: It looks like fun, doesn't it? BOTTOM RIGHT: Now how does this tie go back together? TOP LEFT: Getting with the music! TOP RIGHT: Lisa and Scott register at the door. ABOVE: The royal court. Tom Landon and Cori Arey, Roy Wright and Leslie Arant, Dave Edwards and Queen Denise Bechen, Mike Brown and Gwen Castleberry, and Debbie Case and Tom Kinsman. 51 STYLE SHOW The theme of this year's Girls' League style show was you've Come a Long Way Baby . The models used clothing from the past to illustrate this theme. ABOVE: These Colonial beauties are Sheryl Baum, Sherrie McKaig, Rhonda Jenson, and Anna Durighello 52 TOP LEFT: Caroline Honeycutt and Jan Kerr represent the Flapper Age. TOP RIGHT: Eve, Cindy Mathes, gives Adam, Jeff Bixler, the wicked apple. ABOVE: Dennis Saltenberger shows Janell Watts how to shoot it out . ABOVE: Mike Souder shows what the well dressed young man will be wearing this summer. TOP LEFT This ourfit goes beautifully with Ellen's red hair. TOP CENTER: Vickie and John show outfits that go together well. TOP RIGHT: Tina Mack was one of this year's top models. ABOVE: Dana Nelson had the honor of being this year's groom. 53 ART SHOW ELOW: One of the many displays was the rawings dome by the mechanical drawing lasses. RIGHT: Corey O'Neill looks at ne of the displays done by the physics lass. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Downey and Bryan east enjoy the children's books that are n display. BOTTOM RIGHT: The Art Festival roves to be a good place to meet your r i ends. mi � i 11111 ' . v (v'.vF. T Witfel i «� • � V;t iUX'n i, i ♦ A LEFT AND CENTER LEFT: Parents teachers, and friends always are pleased at the variety of projects made by the several departments. CENTER RIGHT: Each student enrolled in Photo- graphy II must have a display. BOTTOM: Mr. Rieke explains the workings of a modern mousetrap. 55 CONCERT HIGHLIGHTS TOP: Members of the Weaving I class demonstrate the many techniques that they have learned this year. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Herbig and members of the AC Choir take a well deserved bow. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Miles and Mr. Dahlenberq have time 56 TOP LEFT: Chad Arey is rightfully proud of his dry sink He knows how much work went into finishing it. TOP RIGHT: Mary Anne Steber plays the new grand piano for the Girls' Small Ensemble. BOTTOM: The Concert Band finishes their concert with selections from Paint Your Vlagon. Mr. Jones joins with the crowd in applause at a job well done. 57 MARCHING BAND BELOW: Raphael, Syd, Gordon, Annette, Richard, and Sue were just one of the ensembles that competed in district competition. RIGHT: Marching in a parade can be fun if you play the flute but exhausting if you play the bass drum. 60 Symphonic and marching band members. L. Mailonee, E. Murphy, K. Noller, L. Parks, A. King, K. King, K. Snoozy, S. Lewis, C. Harris, T. Mack, K. Bliss, K. Andretta, P. Ross, Z. Cooley, J. Hamand, J. Skeels, B. Hill, J. Bricker, S. Baxter, J. Emmert, D. Hollenbeak, A. Riker, P. Griffin, J. McDonald, L. Geisler, G. Mackrell, R. Stanley, M. Hampton, S. Jacobson, A. Harris, G. Dillon, R. Mendoza, G. Harris, D. Mathes, B. Skubinna, J. Hodges, Mr. Lee Jones, S. Schmidt, and C. Brook. Pep Band members include bottom row: Raphael Mendoza, Mike Hampton, Gordon Dillon, Julie Skeels, Sylvia Lewis, Bill Skubinna, Syd Jacobson, and Kirk Bliss. Middle row: Brenda Hill, Kathy Noller, Sue Baxter, Lyn Mallonee, Jane McDonald, Jennie Bricker and Annette Riker. Back row: Jim Hawkins, Rick Stanley, Jerry Emmert, and Debbie Hollenbeck. Seniors: Mike Hampton, Bill Skubinna, Suzy Schmidt, Julie Skeels, Robin Milstead, Kim McQuire, Ellen Murphy. 62 BAND TOP: Band Council members that organized the many activities of this year's band were Juiie Skeels, Bill Skubinna, Kathy Noller, Lyn Mallonee, Patty Griffin, Mike Hampton, Kathy Snoozy, Robin Miistead, Jane McDonald, Syd Jacobson, and Brenda Hill. BOTTOM: Celebrating after their victorious trip to Reno are the members of the Jazz Lab. Sitting: Jennie Bricker, Julie Skeels, Mr. Jones, Kathy Noller, and Sue Baxter. Standing: Gwen MacKrell, Syd Jacobson, Bill Skubinna, Lori Geisler, Mike Hampton, Deanna Geisler, Raphael Mendoza, Gordon Dillon, Sylvia Lewis, and Lyn Mallonee. FLAG CORPS MAJORETTE OPPOSITE PAGE: The newest group to represent Henley High School is the Flag Corps. These girls marched and performed with the Marching Band. They were re- sponsible for making up their own routines and for making their own outfits. The girls on the team were Kim McQuire, Ellen Murphy, Jane McDonald, Karen Alberto, Katrina Andretta, Robin Mil stead, Dena Munjar, and Tanna Cooley. Captains were Ellen Murphy and Robin Milstead. LEFT: Verna Smith is considered one of the best majorettes in the state and her many trophies prove this is true. ABOVE: Verna performs with the band to the delight of the crowd. f 65 DANCE TEAM The team works all year for the state competition. Before leaving each year the girls put on a dance dress rehearsal for the school and parents. Here they perform one of the many ripples in this year's dance. The team placed sixth in competition with all other AA schools. Terri keeper and Gwen Castleberry were chosen for the all-state dance team. This is a real honor as only ten girls are chosen throughout all the AA dance teams in the state. LEFT: There were only three senior girls on this year s dance team. They were Terri Leeper, Sheryl Baum, and Gwen Castleberry. ABOVE: Members of the Vespedia Dancers include, front row, Terri Leeper, Gwen Castleberry, and Sheryl Baum. Middle row: Lynne Pine, Lorrie Shaw, Ramona Crider, Carmen McKune, Anna Durighello, Mary Talbot, and Cinda Hoblit. Back row: Kim Kendall, Raylene Bechen, Kelly Buergler, Jan Kerr, Kim King, Terry Greene, Rhonda Jensen, and Kathy Klus. MIDDLE: One of the activities of the dance team is to march in the Tulelake-Butte Valley Fair parade and in the Merrill Potato Festival parade. BOTTOM: The high kick line always proves to be a real crowd pleaser. 67 Ground: Ron Alberto, John Cadman, Kathy Griffin, Kim Chaney, Kim Kendall, Kathy Fry, Christy Snook, Debbie Britt, Bench: Layne Keely, Patty Griffin, Joe Walker, Tammy Collman, Bill Skubinna, Kim High- fill, Debbie Botelho, Dena Munjar, Re- nee1 Moon, Standing: Tracy Kiger, Rox- anne Hudspeth, Linda Jones, Stacy Krus- mark. Susan Jones, Camille Figueroa, Donna Sweat, Linda Hilyard, Holly John- son, Alan Ellison, Donna O'Neil 68 FOREIGN LANGUAGE First Row: Kathy Bernard, Sherri Storey, Lyn Mallonee, Stacy Keely, Tina Mack, Sherry Allison, Heido Dortch, Second Row: Scott Marchand, Linda Manning, Michele Thurston, Tricia Kentner, Dianna Caraway, Denise Bechen, Sue Bozgoz, Donna O'Neil, Dave Dewey, Third Row: Robert Bozgoz, Julie McDonald, Jeff Hadden Ray Simon, John Riess, Barry Dysert, Dan Haneckow, Gail Wade, Rhon- da Jenson, Raylene Bechen, Terri Leeper. Top: Senior members of the National Honor Society gather for one last time before graduation. They are (sitting) Scott Stevenson, Dave Edwards, Denise Burniston, Kathy Griffin, Cori Arey, Gwen Castleberry, Dana Nelson, Sandy Bushnel1 , Judy Krahn, and Lisa Lane. Standing are Tammy Nygren, Liz Rodgers, John Kerr, and Lisa Bliss. Bottom: Other officers, Tammy Nygren, Cori Arey, and Judy Krahn get even with President Scott Stevenson for all the mean tricks he pulled on them this year. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY TOP: Junior members of the National Honor Society will be responsible for planning next year's activities. Sitting are Kim King, Patty Griffin, Julie Hunt, Beth Warinner, Raylene Bechen, Lyn Mallonee, and Lori Wilson. Standing are Kim Highfill, Kathy Klus, Jan Kerr, and Ron Alberto. BOTTOM: The first sophomore members to ever be inducted into the Henley National Honor Society are Tammy Jackson, Kathy Snoozy, Vicki Metier, Carmen Mc- Kune, and Anette Riker. Standing are Rick Waldren and Ky Dehlinger. 71 HONOR SOCIETY RIGHT: Sheryl Baum lights one of the symbolic candles at the initiation ceremony. BOTTOM LEFT: Honor Society members always help with the gradu- ation ceremony. Here Jan Kerr and Lori Wilson hand out the programs. BOTTOM RIGHT: Tom Landon, president elect, will attend the National Leadership Training Center at Indiana University this summer. INITIATION LEFT: One of the advisors, Mrs. Nielson, watches the 1n1tiat ion ceremony with interest. The other advisor is Mrs. Patton. BELOW: President Scott Stevenson gives the charge to both old and new members. BOTTOM LEFT- Dana Nelson did an excellent job presenting his part'of the meaningful ceremony. BOTTOM RIGHT: New members were tapped during the school day by the existing members. Here Sandy BushnelI presents Lori Wilson with her sign of acceptance. ROD AND GUN CLUB SKI CLUB ROW ONE: Rod Chaney, Roy Morrison, Camille Figueroa, Dave Dewey, Tracy Coonse, and Duane Dewey. ROW TWO: Marshall Stanton, Kelly O'Neil, Brett Roundie, Rusty Greene, Kirk Bliss, and Ken Roken. Ground: Greg King, Kimo Kerr, Mike Felkins, Ken Schell, Dennis Steers. Bench: Terri Matt, Julie Kent, Peggy Steademan, Jan Kerr, Sylvia Lomax, Denise Bechen, Sherri McKaig, Rhonda Jenson. Standing: JoAnne Moreton, Lorri Longhofer, Cori Silva, Terri Woods, Terri Payne, Cecelia Vassallo, Bryan Weast, Raylene Bechen, Jeff Thorsen, Terri Leeper, Brent Thomas, 7 John Short, Kevin Dearing, Terri Green, Alan Ellison. Four students participated in the District Speech Tournament this year. They were Tricia Kentner, Tammy Mygren, John Bechen, and Cindy Mathes. Tammy Nygren advanced on to the state tournament. 75 STUDENT GOVERNMENT Student body officers for this year are: President John Kerr, Vice-President Vern Latta Treasurer Denise Bechen, Secretary Carla Schmidli, Ad Manager Beth Warinner, Fire Chie Mark Inman. 76 77 GIRLS' LEAGUE Members of the Girls1 League include row 1: Carla Kirkpatrick, Susan Wohlwend, Cori Arey, Sheryl Baum, Lorri Longhofer, and Julie Hunt. Row 2: Raylene Martin, Jacquie Peters, Vickie Lounsbury, Gwen Castleberry, and Terri Leeper. Row 3: Anna Durighello, Sherrie McKaig, Rhonda Jenson, Mary Talbot, Terry Greene, Dorothy Combs, Raylene Bechen, and Lynne Pine. Row 4: Jan Kerr, Beth Warinner, Lonnie Arant, Sylvia Lomax, Carmen McKune, Renee Moon, Kim Chaney, and Carol Jones. Row S' Vickie Metier, Pam Stonesifer, Margie Altorfer, Kathy Snoozy, Tina Ahmet, Tammy Jackson, Tammy Bowden, Kathy Ward, and Cherise Shaw. Row 6: Jolene Carlson, Jane McDonald, Lori Hotchkiss, Millie Thompson, Sonja Bergstrom, Robin Tourtillott, Tammy Stonesifer, Janell Watts, Tina Mack, Denise Page and Lori Batsell. 78 Cori Arey, president; Lorri Longhofer, secretary; Sheryl Baum, vice president; Carla Kirkpatrick, historian; Susan WohIwend, publicity; and Julie Hunt, Treasurer. Members of the all important class council include Susan Woh1 wend, Julie Hunt, Cherfse Shaw, Lori Batsell, Carla Kirkpatrick, Raylene Martin, Vickie Metier, Jan Kerr, Sheryl Baum, Cori Arey, Lorri Longhofer, and Carmen McKune. One of the many money raising functions of the Girls' League this year was selling flowers at Valentine's Day. Each color meant something different. Here Julie Hunt gives one to Mr. Baumgardner from his wife. Let's hope it was red which meant I love you! 79 A CAPPELA CHOIR 3 GIRL'S ENSEMBLE Members of the AC choir include front row: Janet Batsell, Penny Sexton, Jeri Watson, Lisa Riesch, Sonja Collins, Deena Swafford, Michelle Walker, and Carrie Weston, Middle row: Kelly Fry, Rozi Elders, Evonne Shenzel , Debbie Magbee, Angela Parrish, Sheree Wanbaugh, Shelley Clem, Kim Rodgers, and Jana Hawkins. Back Row: Sylvia Lomax, Sherrie McKaig, Cindy Eayrs, Brett Hanson, Lee Conroy, Ron Probst, Sonny Matt, Terri Matt, and Geneane The Girls1 Ensemble included Denise Page, Kathy Ward, Laurel Opperman, Teresa Searcy, Diane Olliffe, Dana Collins, Tammy Bowden, Roxann Hud- speth, Sandy Poole, Toni Cookson, Millie Thompson, and Robin Tour- ti lott. SWING CHOIR c,e:obr l„ c“:9m r0iciut;i:nk: £;?«■ Cori Si„a, Tina Ahmet, Lorri Longhofer, Cecelia Vassallo joe u eT°wn, Ton Arey, Alan Ellison, Hoskins. Harlene Bedai, Dani Cas'leberrvi t ?nnn!d ' T“ ° r8 Co ins- Bl piano. BOTTOM: The members of the swinn’rh • 1 C?pped9e on drums and Pam Baker on the the Jazz contest. SW,f19 Ch°'r e JOyed a ringing week-end in Reno at PEP CLUB Row 1 - Annette Riker, Kathy Griffin, Gail Wade. Row 2 - Marcie Hendersen, Suzy Schmidt, Kelly Fry. Row 3 - Patty Griffin, Julie McDonald, Janet Thompson Debbie Britt, Charlene Starks, Tricia Kentner. Officers for this year's pep club were Suzy Schmidt, president, Kelly Fry, vice president, Marcie Henderson, secretary- treasurer, and Tricia Kentner, point keeper. 82 Students enrolled in the CSP or CD program were Brenda Bearing, Lisa Blis; Debbie Case, Karen Matt- hews, Jane Stewart, Julie Skeels, Lisa Lane, Carla Schmid 1i, Paul Altorfer, Darlene Wells, Jerri Sayles, Liz Rodgers, Tina Worden, Jennie Bowers, Sandie Renne, Mark Poole, John Kerr, Scott Steven- son, David Miles, Jim Olliffe, Ron Stilwell, -Jim Bob Fowler, Kym Pra- ther , Art DeHoop, Greg Colvin, Ken Shy, Vicki Borges, Penny Ketarkus, Kim McQuire, Suzy Schmidt, Kim Keefer, Kim Culver, Leslie Arant, Bart Fleming, and Bill Newell 83 ABOVE: Members of the Henley F.F.A. Chapter pose with Mr. Gary Sundseth, their advisor. The members are Italo Durighello, Debbie Rodgers, Val Stone, Stephanie O'Bryant, Brian Henzel , Liz Rodgers, Dan Nygren, Scott Fenters, Bart Fleming, Scott Shulmire, Rod Kucera, Mike Kelly, Rhett Gober, Duane Tucker, Dale Siens, Duane Dewey, Darrel Mitchell. Glenn Stacey, Chris Bixler, Monte Yancey, Alan Harnsberger, Fred Schulmire, and Richard Russell. FUTURE FARMERS ABOVE: Among the students receiving awards at the annual F.F.A. banquet were Ross Fleming, Bill Creswell, Bart Fleming, Dan Nygren, and Duane Tucker. BOTTOM RIGHT: Guest speaker at this year's banquet was the state F.F.A president. TOP ACROSS: Among the students chosen to present awards this year were Duane Tucker, Alan Harnsberger, Rhett Gober, and Debbie Rodgers. 85 CROSS COUNTRY TOP: Members of the District Championship Cross Country Team were (Front Row): Amy Ketcham, Liz Knutz, Lori Geisler, David Hadden, Scott Marchand, and Mark Riess. MIDDLE ROW: Coach Jones, Anne Knutz, Scott Figueroa, Ray Montgomery, Karen Al- berto, Denise Bechen, Dave Culpepper, and Dave Emert. BACK ROW: Pat Grady, Michelle Souder, Dennis Sa1tenberger, Keith Young, Jeff Hadden, Don Alberto, Kevin Hadden, and Bryan Weast. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Jim Jones, coach, seems a bit nervous. BOTTOM RIGHT: Dave Ellison proves that even the number one man can get anxious before the race. 88 LEFT: The team that brought second place honors to Henley con- sisted of Dave Emert, Don Alberto, Dennis Saltenberger, Bryan Weast, Dave El 1ison, Ron Alberto, and Scott Figeroa. BOTTOM: The seniors leaving the cross country team are Dave El 1ison, Dennis Sa1tenberger, Denise Bechen, and Scott Figeroa. 89 TOP LEFT: Don Alberto brings it home through the mud. TOP RIGHT: Dave moves up on his opponent. BOTTOM: A typical starting line for a cross country race. LEFT: Scott seems to enjoy running on a beautiful fall day. BELOW: Just a few more miles, Kevin. BOTTOM LEFT: It may not be the agony of defeat but it is certainly agony. BOTTOM RIGHT: Team mates race it out. 91 TOP: Members of the girls' gymnastic team go around in circles. They are Lonnie Arant, Kim Rodgers, Robin Tourtilott, Karen Bowers, Holly Johnson, Cindy Phillips, Brenda Dearing, Leslie Arant, Tina Conroy, Sheri Storey, Jana Hawkins, Sonja Collins, and Kathy Ward. ABOVE: The three senior girls clown around on the balance beam. They are Leslie Arant, Cindy Phillips, and Brenda Dearing. 92 TOP LEFT: Jana shows us some of her comical floor exercise routine. TOP RIGHT: Kim gives a big smile as she does the splits on the balance beam. BOTTOM LEFT: Kathy looks exhausted as she comes to the end of her routine. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Schroder is there to make a catch if necessary. GYMNASTICS S3 BELOW: Up, up, and over! TOP RIGHT: Leslie posses on the balance beam. BOTTOM LEFT: Lonnie goes over the horse. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Schroder and Jana demonstrate the importance of timing in gymnastics. TOP: Kim Rodgers performs for the student body. This particular move is very difficult and dangerous so Mrs. Schroder is handy just in case. BOTTOM: Brenda gets warmed up for her performance on the unevens. 95 FOOTBALL The 1977-78 Football Team. Row 1. Doug Caraway, Paul Altorfer, Jim McKeane, Monte Yancey, Tom Altor- fer, Todd Leeper, Joe Stone, Alan Ellison, John Wells, Mike Meek, Dale Kessler, Bob Ireland, Jim Weston. Row 2: Mike Wilson, Tony West in, Jody Quinowski, L rry Rumery, Andy Ward, Tom Renne, John Short, Tom Kinsman, John Kerr, Carl Kessler, Mike Souder, Kelly Allen, Steve Fry, Bob Davis, Don Haney. Row 3: Coach Ball, Coach Schefstrom, Brent Thomas, Bruce Caldwell, Sam Dendauw, Ross Fleming, Bill Coryell, Steve Coe, Rob Crebbin, Chuck Halvorsen, Jim Neal, Norm Barney, Jeff Inman, Bob Swafford, Mark Inman, Larry Coryell, Pat Noonan, and Coach Harvey. RIGHT: Reviewing the game plan. 96 SPONSORED BY DR. SHORT BOTTOM: The J.V.-Freshman team. Row 1: Paul Bair, John Warinner, Dan Wiard, Tom Altorfer, Kimo Kerr, Dean Myers, Joe Milstead. Row 2: Kirk Bliss, Jim McKeane, Todd Leeper, Jim Jackson, Willis Colpitts, Italo Durighello, Bob Wilson. Row 3' Dan Nygren, Scott Fenters, Chris Bixler, Bruce Read, Jack Prock LEFT: In step with the referee. BELOW: Shaking off the opponent. 97 SPONSORED BY DR. RENIE BELOW: Coach Harvey checks with the crow's nest to see if he can set up a different play. RIGHT: Pat Noonan, John Short, and Tom Kinsman celebrate (?) after being named to the al1-conference teams. BOTTOM: That's it. Keep runn i ng. 98 BELOW: Senior members of the football team include Paul Altorfer, Andy Ward, John Short, Bob Davis, Gene Starks, Tom Kinsman, Mike Wilson, Pat Noonan, Jeff Inman, and John Kerr. BOTTOM LEFT: Making a good block. BOTTOM RIGHT: Let's hope he went all the way for a touchdown. Members of the Varsity Volleyball team beam with pride. This is Henley's first volleyball team. The members, along with Coach Diane Baumgardner, are Jenni Bowers, Pam Stonesifer, Tammy Jackson, Millie Thompson, Diane Olliffe, and Lisa Bliss. RIGHT: Lisa looks ready to hit it across the net. - 100 VOLLEYBALL LEFT: Give it a good one, Tammy. BOTTOM: The J.V. volleyball team consisted of Tammy Stonesifer, Kerry Dearing, Val Stone, Debbie Botelho, and Deena Swafford. Second row: Jeri Watson, Caroline Honeycutt, Coach Baumgardner, Janet Thompson, Jackie Peters, and Angie Martin. 102 LEFT: If determination counts, Pam should get it over. BELOW: Diane sets up the ball hoping for a good spike. BOTTOM LEFT: The serve is very important and Tammy has a good one. BOTTOM RIGHT: If it hits the lights is it out of bounds? 103 104 CHEERLEADERS Serving as cheerleaders for the 1977-1978 athletic season were Seniors Liz Rodgers and Carla Schmidli and Juniors Carol Sayles and Michelle Walker. BASKETBALL ABOVE: The varsity basketball team consisted of Darrell Gardner, Tom Landon, Paul Altorfer, Dana Nelson, Steve Fry, and Paul Haddeland. Back row: David Miles, Ken Coulson, Vern Latta, Skip Barney, Mike Wilson, Bruce Caldwell, and Coach John Riggs. RIGHT: Vern Latta not only received the honor of being named to the State All-Star team but also received the most votes of any AA basket- ball player. OPPOSITE PAGE-BOTTOM: The members of the J.V. team were Dale Kessler, John Warinner, John Wells, Scott Vanderhoff, Carl Kessler, and Mike Souder. Back row: Coach Schefstrom, Rick Zarosinski, Norm Barney, Jim Neal, Tom Renne, and Sam Dendauw. 106 Members of the freshman basketball team included Bob Wilson, Dan Nygren, Chris Bixler, Bruce Read, Jack Prock, and Robert Wilson. Back row: David Sayles, Tom Altorfer, Kevin Dearing, Todd Leeper, John Warinner, Paul Bair, and Kimo Kerr. 107 TOP LEFT: What goes up, must come down BELOW: Look out! Here I come! Ready or LEFT: Look Ma, no hands. BOTTOM RIGHT: points. . I think! not! BOTTOM Another two TOP LEFT: If you can't beat 'em, kill 'em. TOP RIGHT: That's a sneaky pass. BOTTOM: Now this is how we go about winning. 109 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Members of the Varsity team. Front row: Kathy Fry, Ellen Murphy, Tammy Jackson, Tina Hinton, and Vickie Hampton. Back row: Pam Stonesifer, Diane Olliffe, Donna Hendee, Lindsay Poch, Sandy Bushnell, Jenni Bowers, Lisa Bliss, and Coach Reiling. BOTTOM: Tammy looks like she is scared of that player. 110 TOP: Even the coach enjoys a good practice. BOTTOM: The J.V. team consisted of Renee Moon, Debbie O'Bryant, Anita Fleming, Tina Hinton, Caroline Honeycutt, and Debbie Rodgers, Back row: Wendy Allen, Mary Noonan, Michelle Souder, Amy King, Susan Bushnell, Peri Garrison, and Coach Schroder. TOP LEFT: OW! That hurts! TOP RIGHT: Just like playing Keep-a-way! BOTTOM LEFT: Oh, no, you don't. BOTTOM RIGHT: I wonder if I can make a toe-shot?. 112 BELOW: Now how did Mr. Reiling say to dribble? TOP RIGHT: Doing the daily dozen. BOTTOM LEFT: All elbows! BOTTOM RIGHT: An inter- squad scrimage. WRESTLING Members of the 1977 78 wrestling squad were DeWayne Dewey, Alan Harris, Brett Klus, Shane DeSantiago, Rick Edwards, Scott Shulmire, Pat Sheehy, Coach Ball, Jody Quinowski, Fred Shulmire, Monte Yancey, Kevin Berg, Perry Chocktoot, Bob Swafford, and Glenn Stacey. Members of the squad pose for the take-down. 115 1l6 Demonstrating the starting positions for wrestling are the members of the 1977 78 wrestling team. J.V. RALLY Members of the J.V. Rally include Tina Ahmet, Kathy Snoozy, Vickie Metier, and not pictured Dana Castleberry. 118 TRACK Girls’ Team. Finished second. Row one: D. Colby, J. Mueller, R. Milstead J- T Mack K Snoozy T. Ahmet, T. Bechen, and T. Collman. Row Two: K. Ward, P. Riesch, I: Knutz. E. Murphy, B. Warier, T. � y9r.n, 0. C� b,. V. Pr.tch.tt and R boon _ . , .i i Hllvard V. Stone. M. Thompson, b. ousn SriSSHfe w=-0 TOP: Those students advancing on to state were Vern Latta, Michelle Souder, Scott Figueroa, Tammy Nygren, Dennis Sa1tenberger, Donna Hendee, Tammy Coilman, Rob Crebbin, Diane Olliffe, and Pat Grady. Not pictured is Dave Ellison. The boys' track team finished third in district but came back at state to beat both of the teams that had beaten them and finished second. The team consisted of -front row- Don Alberto, Renee Moon-manager, Scott Figueroa, Ron alberto, Mike Souder, Kelly Allen and Keith Young. Second row: Coach Jones, Dennis Sa1tenberger, Dena Munjar-manager Raphael Mendoza, Klmo Kerr, Steve Fry, Vern Latta, Sonny Matt, and Coach Downey. Back row: Pat Grady, Gordon Dillon, Scott Marchand, Dave Emert, Jeff Woods, Zane Cooley Robert Crebbin, Alan Ellison, and Kevin Gormlsh. Senior members of the track team think about the cold, windy days of practice and hope it was worth it. They are Jane Stewart, Scott Figueroa, Pam Riesch, Ellen Murphy, Dennis Sa1tenberger, Robin Milstead, Kevin Gormish, Tammy Nygren, Denise Bechen, Sandy Bushnell, and Vern Latta. 121 122 Track consists of many aspects of running, jumping, and throwing. Henley tracksters became experts at all of these. Pictured here are examples of each. 123 TOP: Henley was honored by having four members of its baseball team named to first team a 11-conference. They were Scott Fenters, Tom Kinsman, John Kerr, and Greg Metier. Scott Potts was named to the honorable mention team. BOTTOM: Four seniors will be very greatly missed on next year's baseball squad. They are John Kerr, Tom Kinsman, Greg Metier, and Paul Altorfer. 12 BASEBALL TOP: J.V. Baseball players: Front row: David Sayles, Bob Wilson, Paul Bair, Tom Altorfer, Dale Carland, and Dean Myers. Back row: Carl Kessler, Rick Zarosinski, Todd Leeper, Larry Rummery, Bob Ireland, Steve Prock, and Statistician Karen Bowers. BOTTOM: Varsity Baseball team members: Front row: Scott Fenters, John Kerr, Tom Kinsman, Greg Metier, Paul Altorfer, and Jeff Bixler. Back row: Coach Baumgardner, Todd Miller, Dan Schoenberg, Tom Landon, Chad Arey, Fred Hafar, Scott Potts, Don Haney, and Manager Jim McKeane. , • r .u ''WHkSi TOP LEFT: Making sure that they don’t steal. TOP RIGHT: Another run for the Hornets. BOTTOM: Keep your eyes on that batter. TOP LEFT: Coach Baumgardner watches his RIGHT: Was it a good hit? ABOVE: Going team with great pride, in for a bunt. TOP 127 ZD o co CO FRESHMEN CLASS OF 1981 RIGHT: Leading the freshman class this year were the following officers: Deena Swafford, John Warinner, Jim Jackson, and Penny Sexton. BELOW: The freshman chose Have a Cougar Attack as the theme for their float. It was bases on the commercial Having a Big Mac Attack from McDonalds. Shirley Baker Mike Bay ley Sr Sonja Bergstrom Donna Bradshaw Bob Banes Lori Batsell Chris Bixler Kirk Bliss Pam Britt Tammy Burney Katrina Andretta Paul Bair Bill Baum Tricia Baumgardner Corey Berg Robert Bozgoz Margaret Burniston Marjorie Burniston Martin Chan ««««««• Donna Cook Desiree Criscuolo Perry Chocktoot Kelly Culver Lisa Christina Zane Cooley Barry Curtis Annette Clayton Tracy Coonse Donna Colby Theresa DeSantiago few k Gerald Emmert Kim Fronckowiak Tammy Gann Linda Hilyard Roxanne Hudspeth Layne Keeley Lora Geisler David Hadden rr fV r . James Hodges Tracy Humbert Kimo Kerr Deborah Hollenbeck 'ill Tracy Kiger Rhett Gober A Bruce Hesla Lori Hotchkiss Jim Jackson Amy King Carey Hickman Mike Hricziscse Rhonda Kluth Liz Knutz Tom Mailonee Mark Kruegar % -«!' Jane McDonald Scott Rasdall Debbie Rodgers Bruce Reed June Rome John Poore Chris Riesch Ken Rowan Vickie Pritchett Michelle Riker Theresa Sandoval Rhondeeda Magby Stephanie O'Bryant Angela Sari Pat Sheehy Tim Storbeck Deena Swafford Phil Wade m Theresa Searcy Brenda Serhienko Date Siens Lynn Smith Penny Sexton Michel ie Souder Peggy Steademan Mary Anne Steber Val Stone. Donna Sweat Millie Thompson Kathy Ward John Warinner Jeff Thorsen Jeri Watson Sherise Shaw Richard Stanley Tami Stonesifer Shannon Thurman Don Watts J anel1 Watts Doug Calmes Brian Henzel Cindy Mathie Raphael Mendoza Julie Kent Glenn Stacey Dale Carland James Witsoe Jolene Carlson Brett Klus Ron McClure Jon Mete Kathy Metters 1 BiI 1 i Mi tchelI , . David Mathes «p Darrel Mi tchel1 Janet Muel1er Laurel Opperman Angie Ouzts Stephanie O'Bryant Greg Oldfield Denise Page John Payne Corey O'Neill I Cathie Pence SOPHOMORES CLASS OF 1980 RIGHT: Leading the class of 1980 were Susan Bushnell, Fran Bair, Tom Renne, and Monte Yancey. BOTTOM: The winning float at Homecoming depicted Hornets coming from a large Raid can. 138 Karen Alberto Frances Bair John Bechen Susan Bushnel1 Diane Clark J im A1ston e Wjk % i Ml Greg Banes Dirinda Bobbert Dana Castleberry Rhonda Coe Margie A1torfer Norm Barney Mike Ames S. Baumgartner Mary Branham D. Christina Sonya Collins Grant Coppedge Kerry Gearing Cheryl Earnest if Camille Figueroa Willis Colpi tts Larry Coryell Sam Dendauw Don Edgar Ross Fleming Tina Conroy Lori Costello Kevin Ford Toni Cookson Tanna Cooley I talo Durighello Barry Dysert Kathy Fry Dave Ferguson Gregg Gottsch Cathy Greenwood Brett Hanson Cassy Hesla Mike Kelly Eric Greenwood Alan Harnsberger Holly Johnson Bill Kennon Geraldine Gregg Greg Harris Mark Johnston Dale Kessler Paul Haddeland Jana Hawkins Mike Hotchkiss Carol Jones Mischele King Donna Hendee Loren Jones T. Kingsbury Brenda Leach Edward McCann Anne Knutz David Kruegar Ron McClure Julie McDona1d Debby Meacham Susan Morehead Maria Morris ena Munjar Joey Mi 1 stead Rod Kucera Tina Martin Mike Mi tchel1 Bobby Murphy Scott Kujawski Cindy Mathes Carmen McKune Sandy Murphy Penni Myers Jim Neal Nba Nguyen Ron Probst Steve Prock Jody Quinowski Ronda Rogers Larry Rumery 5 L f j t i Loni Rushing Mary Noonan Richard Parr Rachelie Russel 1 4 Diane 011i ffe Alan Pennington Kyla Prather R. Saltenberger Dorothy Saunders Brett Searcy Lorrie Shaw Scott Shulmire Bill Skeen Roger Steademan Doris Strunk Rick Waldren Ricky Walton Kathleen Snoozy Scott Stewart Randy Swindler S. Wambaugh T.-� t Michael Souder Pam Stonesifer Stu Tecumseh Danny Wells R. Simington M. Stanton I Debbie Strunk John Wells Ken Wygle Monty Yancey Peri Garrison k Joe Walker Jackie Humbert Rick Zarosinski Ray Montgomery Jeff Wood Shari Zinn Angela Parrish Jodi Hammonds Jod i Willi ams Jeff Woods Debbie Bradshaw ueorge Raj'nus Chip Miller I lU 4. Doug Wi1 son i Teresa Woods PfTC! Tina Conroy Scott Vanderhoff t TOP LEFT: Debbie is either very early or staying very late. BELOW: Sometimes the mighty upperclassmen have to take the younger ones under their wing. BOTTOM LEFT: Sam, this discussion looks serious. BOTTOM RIGHT: Some of the tools in the shop look bigger than the students using them. ABOVE: Leaders of the junior class included Tom Landon, Don Haney, Sylvia Lomax, and Charlie Halvorson. RIGHT: The homecoming float showed the Cougars beind flushed away with New Hornet- Flush . 150 Corina Beard Kevin Berg Vicky Bolkcom Barb Breazeale Deborah Bote 1 ho Sandra Brewer Gary Arant Bobbi Baker Kathleen Bernard Deborah Britt Marla Blair Kim Brown Skipper Barney Susan Bozgoz Kelly Buergler Roddy Chaney Doug Colby ■ Lee Conroy Mark Croxford Neil Burniston S. Christensen Deborah Collins Mark Coppedge • I Gary Cunningham Trudy Clayton Tammy Coll man Bill Coryel1 Polly Curry John Cadman Robert Crebbin William Curtis Michael Chan Larry Comer Mike Criscuolo Laurel Danforth Diane DeLonge Richard Dooney Heidi Dortch M i ke Down i ng Anna Durighello Rick Edwards Steve Fry Hike Greaves Fred Hafar Rozi Elders DeAnna Geisler Gary Greenwood C. Halvorsen Dave Emert Ronald Gibson Todd Greer Don Haney Michael Fenters V � 1 . John G1 i dewel1 Chris Harris Pat Grady Jeff Hadden M. Henderson Netta Hendricks Julie Hunt T ricia Kentner Tom Landon Sylvia Lomax Kim Highfi11 Syd Jacobson Jan Kerr Loren Lawrie Lorri Longhoter Brenda Hill Dwayne LeidholSt Lyn Mailonee Tina Hinton Rhonda Jensen Matt Kiger Sylvia Lewis Sherri Mann Yvette Johnson Ka t hy K1 u s Jeff Linan Linda Manning Scott Marchand Susanne Paul Raylene Martin Joann Moreton i (SWi Phong Nuygen Michelle Payne Charles Masten Sherrie McKaig Martin Morris w ' Terri Payne Mike McKinnon Steve Owsley Donna Pennington . .9 Mike Milani Jacquie Peters Lynne Pine Shawn Ramsey Rodger Rome Dan Schoenberg Ray Simons David Schoenberg Jackie Sloan Kelly Robertson Mike Saltenberger Tenna Smart T. Robinson Kerry Sarutzki Verna Smith A Michele Pugh Fred Shulmire Steve Stacey Sherri Storey Janet Thompson Michel1 e Wa1ker Mark Wi1 lard Brian Woodard Gail Wade J oe Wery Wally Wi11iam Ken Woods 1 to iw M ° Carol Wilsdon Keith Young Wayne Sweat David Walker Jim Westin Lori Wilson Michelle Walker Carrie Zinn FAR LEFT: Saundra is ready to celebrate. CENTER: What did you see, Chad? ABPVE: They tell me that this game is Funny Bones. It looks funny alright. TOP LEFT: The hours spent waiting for that beli to rinq. TOP RIGHT: A HILLBILLY working in the office! ABOVE: Juniors wait to take that neat(?) achievement test. At least it beat going to class. BOTTOM RIGHT: Does it work better with your mouth open, Tina? 159 SENIORS CLASS OF 1978 TOP: Senior Class officers were Kim Barnes, Dennis Saltenberger, and Sandy Bushnel1. BOTTOM: Ask any Hornet you happen to see, who's the biggest Chicken?, The Cougars of I.V. THIS COMPLETE SECTION IS SPONSORED BY WEYERHAUSER PAUL WALTER ALTORFER ALTEE SAYING: Is that right?? PLANS: Go to college and become a wild and crazy kinda guy. ACTIVITES: Lettermen, Swing Choir, FFA, iootball, Basketball, Baseball, Powderpuff Football Coach,Student Council,Class Officer- Pres.,Sweethearts Ball Court, Mr. Rebound. DANIEL DALE ANDERSON DAN LESLIE JO ARANT RUNT SAYING: I never let school interfer with my education. PLANS: To be all- around cowgirl ACTIVITIES: Lettermen, Girls' League, Rally, FFA, CD, Gymnastics- most improved and most valuable, Class Treas urer. Prom Court, Stu- dent Council, Choir, Tom Sawyer, The Crucible WILLIAM ROBERTSON BARER BAKE SAYINC: Quit your whining PLANS: Co to Keno Tech and major in cars, girls and harvesting plants. ACTIVITIES: None. CORI LEE AREY COR, BOO SAYINC: Enough Already Plans: To make my dreams become realities. ACTIVITIES: Girls' League-vice pres, and pres. Swing Choir, Baseball scorekeeper. Class vice president. Dance Team, Girls' State Prom Court, Jr. Miss and Miss Klamath County contestants. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, PAMELA KAY BAKER BAKE SAYING: I'm not a well person PLANS: Have fun and be myself (maybe) ACTIVITIES: Lettermen, Choir, Girls' Basketball, Powderpuff Football, Girls' Track, Class Officer. MARIA BALCAZAR Exchange student from Bolivia. KIMBERLY DIANE BARNES BUBBA SAYING: You bet! PLANS: Become a commer- cial artist, attend Mu- seum Art School in Port- land. ACTIVITIES: Powderpuff Football, Class Treasurer and Homecoming Court, ■ JANET M. BATSELL JAKE, J.B. SAYING: Not even! PLANS: To become a professional model. ACTIVITIES: Lettermen, Girls' League.Choir, Powderpuff Football, Gymnastics, Homecoming Court. DENISE LYNN BECHEN SHERYL LYNN BAUM BAUM-BAUM, SHA-BAUM SAYING: What ran into your face? PLANS: Study Psychology ACTIVITIES: Girls' League-Pres. V. Pres., National Honor Society, Dance Team, LaVista Ed., Student Council, Miss Klamath County contest- ant, Potato Festival princess. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Remarkable Incident DENI, DENN B. SAYING: Shoot! PLANS: Co to college and have lots of fun. ACTIVITIES: Lettermen, Foreign Language, Cross Country, Track, Student Body Treasurer, Who's Who in American High School Students, Sweethearts' Ball Court Cross Country Most Inspirational, Prom Queen LISA MARIE BLISS BLITZ SAYING: You jerk! PLANS: To go to Medical School and eventually become a cadaver. ACTIVITIES: Lettermen, National Honor Society, Band, CSP, Girls' Basket- ball, Powderpuff Football Girls' Volleyball, Stude- nt Council, Skyline Conf- erence Girls' Basketball All-State Team. VICKI LYN BORGES VIC, CHIP SAYING: I wanta go home! PLANS: To get married to a wonderful man, have seven kids, an English sheep dog, a kitten, and my own ranch...someday. ACTIVITIES: Choir, CD Swing choir, LaVista, The Remarkable Incid ent at Carson Corners Parted on Her Wedding Morn. MARLENE KAY BEDAL MAR SAYING: I love Rick. PLANS: Getting married to Rick and being happy forever. ACTIVITIES: Girls' League Foreign Language,Choir, Band, Miss Klamath County Pageant Contestant. DAVID L. BOSLEY D. BOZZ SAYING:Stick it where sun don't shine!! PLANS:work!!! ACTIVITIES:Library. the JOANNE LYNN BOSLEY JO SAYINC: Sit on it! PLANS: Have a happy life with Dave. ACTIVITIES: Girls' League Foreien Language. 1 6 4 JENNI LYNN BOWLRS BOV, JENNIFER SAYING: Keep It in your own business. PLANS: Medical Techno- logy at Portland Com- munity College. ACTIVITIES: Girls' League, Band, Ski Club, CSP, Girls’ Basketball, Powderpuff football. Girls' Volleyball,Stu- dent Council, Who's Who in American High School Students. MICHAEL ALAN BROWN SANDRA LOUISE BUSHNELL SANDY, BUSH BABY SAYING: That's Life! PLANS: To travel and work but live live hap- pily and one day at a time. ACTIVITIES: Lettermen, National Honor Society, Girls' Basketball, Girls' Track, Student Council, Class Secretary Stagecraft, Office aide, Who's Who in American High School Students. DENISE LOUISE BURNISTON STUB RUB SAYING: Spoon it! PLANS: Work, go to col- lege and major in Busi- ness Administrative work and minor in art. ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society. BRUCE EVANS CALDWELL RED SAYING: You're a what? PLANS: Go to B.Y.U. ACTIVITIES: Lettermen, Ski Club, Football, Basketball, Track. DEBORAH DEE CASE DEB PUD SAYINC: You're Weird Tom! PLANS: Go to college. ACTIVITIES: Girls' League Choir, Career Development Powderpuff Football, Gym- nastics, Journalism Staff 165 GWEN RENEE' CASTLEBERRY CASS SAYING: I was born this way,what's your excuse? PLANS: College ACTIVITIES: Girls' League Dance Team Captain, National Honor Society, Foreign Language,Student Counci 1,Who's Who Among American High School Students. SHELLY ANNE CLEM RUNT SAYING: What do you think? PLANS: Get married and ha- ve lots of kids. ACTIVITIES: Library,Choir, FFA.CSP. KEN OAK.LIN COULSON MONK SAYING: How Dumb PLANS: Possibly go to college to stay active in sports. ACTIVITES: Lettermen, Football, Basketball, Track. GREGORY M. COLVIN GREG ACTIVITIES: CD DAVID EUGENE CULPEPPER DAVE or GEORGE SAYING:What ever turns you on! PLANS:As little as poss- ible Portland Communi- ty College Take Diesel Mechanics. ACTIVITIES:Letterman, Band,FFA,Foo tba11,Track, Cross Country,Wrestling, Ski club. KIMBERLY LANE CULVER KIM SAYING: When you are in it up to your nose, keep your mouth shut. PLANS: Work, college, rodeo, and marry a cowboy. ACTIVITIES: Lettermen, Dance Team, Choir, FFA, CD, Volleyball, Gym- nastics, Student Council K.B.H.A. Queen, Klamath Basin Jr. Rodeo Queen. ROBERT RANDALL DAVIS BOBBY SAYING: Don't Rive me this. PLANS: Make lots of money, spend it on Judy and live happy. ACTIVITIES: I.ettermen, Library, Football, Track, Tom Sawyer. Crucible, Remarkable Incident at Carson Corners, Parted on Her Wedding Morn. BRENDA NOEL DEARING BREN SAYING: Isn't that neat! PLANS: Attend OSL, with guess who? ACTIVITIES: Lettcrmen, Girls' League, Majorette Rally, Choir, CD, Powderpuff Football, Gymnastics, Track, Class Secretary, Homecoming Queen DAVID DEAN DEWEY DAVE SAYING: White socks turn me on! PLANS: To prove that the northern hemisphere of the sun rotates clock- wise, while the southern rotates counter clock- wise or vice versa! ACTIVITIES: President of the Henley Rod Gun Club,Chess Club. ART ARJEN DEHOOP ARTO JOCKO SAYING: Not too shabby. PLANS: Work on our dairy forever. ACTIVITIES: Ski Club, Career Development. REGINA RENEE DELAWYER J.D. SAYING: Check it out! PLANS: To go to O.S.U or get a good job and move out of K. Falls. ACTIVITIES: NONE DEANN MARIE EAYRS DE BUTT SAYINC:I love you JIM. PLANS:To marry Jim and live a happy life. ACTIVITIES:Cirls League, Foreign Language. DAVID PAUL EDWARDS ORVILLE FLINT SAYING: I am not short! PLANS: Attend Oregon State University and then play center for the Blazers. ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society, Band, Student Council, Band President, Tennis team, Oregon State Science Symposium, Who's Who in American High School Students, Kiawanis Outstanding Youth. DAVID LEE ELLISON SAYING: Distance runners keep going longer. PLANS: Enjoy. ACTIVITIES: Band, Career Development, Track, Cross Country, All state track. All state Cross Country. 167 MICHAEL PAUL FELKINS FELK or MIKEY SAYING: What are ya! FUTURE PLANS: Live in Colorado and be a Ski bum ACTIVITIES: Ski, Drama, Basketball, Track, all plays. SCOTT ALLEN FIGUEROA FIG SAYINC: None. PLANS: Lane C.C. ACTIVITIES: Let termen. Foreign Language, Track, Cross Country, Track Team Captain. BART A. FLEMING BERT SAYING: Get Drunk. PLANS: Farm. ACTIVITIES: Ski Club, Basketball. MARY JANE FREDERICK M.J. SAYING: I'll never tell! PLANS: Who knows ACTIVITIES: La Vista NANCY BERNADENE FOWLER BERNIE SAYING: Oh ... it. PLANS: To buy a good horse, rodeo next summer, and hopefully win some money and a buckle. ACTIVITIES: Choir, LaVista, Klamath Basin Junior Rodeo Princess 1976. KELLY SUE FRY BOOZER SAYING: It's No Biggy PLANS: To work and fur- ther my education and get married. ACTIVITIES: Pep Club- Vice President,Choir, Girls' Track-Manager, Graduating 12 year Senior at Henley. DARREL GENE GARDNER HOOT SAYING: Whatever turns you loose. PLANS: Go to work. ACTIVITIES: Football, Basketball. 168 MARK E. CATES LIMBO SAYING: '78 Seniors Rule PLANS: Staying alive. ACTIVITIES: Library, Choir, Basketball. LACY ANN GILLELAND LAC, GILLY SAYING: Nothing but good! FUTURE PLANS: To go to college somewhere, and live happily ever after with Greg. ACTIVITIES: Girls' League, Band, Rally, Choir, Drama, Tom Sawyer, Powderpuff Football, Student Council, Class Officer Secretary. CARRIE ELIZABETH GREAVES GREEBS SAYING: Go for it! PLANS: Go to college, get rich buy a Mercedes-Benz. ACTIVITIES: Ski Club, Powderpuff Football. KEVIN JOHN GORMISH KEV SAYING: The biggest gift of all is life. PLANS: To work at Weyerhauser, and then attend OIT, and study automotive technology. ACTIVITIES: Let termen, Football, Track. RUSTIN ELLIS CRF.ENE RUSTY KATHLEEN MAE GRIFFIN SHORTCAKE SAYING: When you least except it, expect it! PLANS: Go to college and learn all I can. ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society, Pep Club, Choir, Foreign Language, Drama-Tom Sawyer, Remarkable Incidents of Carson Corners. JULIE MARIE GRUBB JEWEL SAYING: It's good to be a Senior at last. PLANS: Working getting married in September. ACTIVITIES: Library, Bookkeeping Medal. MIKEAL ALLEN HAMPTON HUMPY SAYING: Put a nickel in your ear! Plans; Co to work. ACTIVITIES: Lettermen, Choir, Drama, Football, Track, Student Council, Band Council, Bands- Marching, Stage, Pep, Concert. VICTORIA GAYE HAMPTON VIC SAYING: I'm always right! PLANS: To be the best in whatever I choose to do. ACTIVITIES: Girls' Bask- etball, Speech. 169 SCOTT HARRIS MCCILLICUDDY SAYING: You Squid PLANS: Hiest the Keno Branch of Western Bank and move to Thailand. ACTIVITES: None. HERBERT JAMES HAWKINS HERB SHELLY JOY HICKMAN SAYINC: Its cool or Co for it. PLANS: Kick back and take life as it comes,party forever and stay high. ACTIVITIES: The Clown That Ran Away. WILLIAM DONALD HOSKINS BILL SAYING: Keno Rules PLANS: Whatever comes my way. ACTIVITIES: Choir,Track. JEFFREY MICHEAL INMAN JEFF SAYINC: Win some, lose alot but maggots are forever. PLANS: To join the cir- cus and become filthy rich as the fatman. ACTIVITIES: Football, Ski Club, Speech, Daughters of American Revolution Good Citizen, Remarkable Incident at Carson Corners, Curse Yon, Jack Dalton MARY NEAL IRELAND SAYINC: None PLANS: To stay as happy or happier than I am now. ACTIVITIES: None. KIMBERLY DENISE KEEFER KEEF SAYINC: Kha! Kha! PLANS: To move to Eugene and attend University of Oregon and make Shane happy forever. ACTIVITIES: Girls' League Ski Club, Career Develop- ment, Powderpuff Football Journalism. CURTIS W. KF.ELY 170 JOHN M. KERR III PINEAPPLE SAYING: Yeah,Maybe so! PLANS: Pilot ACTIVITIES: Lettermen, National Honor Society, Band, Choir,Ski,CSP,Foot- ball ,Baseball,Student Cou- ncil, Student Body-Pres., All-Conference Football. PENELOPE LYNN KETARKUS PENNY SAYING: Thy mouth runneth over. PLANS: To go to college and become a computer technician. ACTIVITIES: CSP,and Student Council. CHRISTOPHER RALPH KETCIIAM KIT ACTIVITIES: Speech, Foreign Language GREGORY L. KING GREG SAYING: I'm sorry. Why don't you shoot me? PLANS: Go to college and become an actor. ACTIVITIES: Band, Ski Club, Foreign Language, Boys' Gymnastics, Drama, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Remarkable Inci- dent at Carson Corners, Curse You, Jack Dalton. THOMAS G. KINSMAN- SMILEY SAYING: .... on a Ritz, Mmmm-good cracker! PLANS: Go to Alaska and become a Hermit. ACTIVITIES: Lettermen, Career Development, Pow- derpuff Football Coach, Football, Baseball, 1st Team All-Conference Football,2nd Team All-Con ference Baseball again 1st Team All-Conference Football. JUDY RAE KKAHN JUDE SAYING: None. PLANS: To go to the University of Oregon. ACTIVITIES: Lettermen, Girls' League, National Honor Society, Band, LaVista, Drama, Ciris' Basketball, Plays; Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, The Remark- able Incident at Carson Corners. PATTRICK SCOTT KRUEGAR SCOTT ACTIVITIES: CD GREGORY BLANE KUCERA KU SAYING: Squezze the weeze. FUTURE PLANS: Go to college and not get married so I can get rich. ACTIVITIES: Ski, FFA, Drama, Football, Cross Country, Play; Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. LISA MARIE LANE LIS SAYING: I don't care. PLANS: Attend OSU and major in Fisheries and Wildlife. ACTIVITIES: Girls' League National Honor Society, Band, CSP, National Merit Commended Student. KEVIN A. LARSEN KEV ACTIVITIES: Wrestling VERN ELMER LATTA FUDD SAYING: Hi Guy! PLANS: Go to O.I.T. . ACTIVITIES: Letterman, Football, Basketball, Track, Student Council, Student Body Vice Pres., Sweet Hearts Ball Court, First Team All State Bas- ketball. .. VICKI LYNN LOUNSBURY LITTLE VIC SAYING: Don't argue with me. I m right. PLANS: to travel. ACTIVITIES: Girls' League, Band, Foreign Language, Speech, Student Council, Class Treasurer, The Clown That Ran Away. TERI DENISE LEEPER LEEP SAYING: Castleberry! PLANS: Attend Ricks College in nursing. ACTIVITIES: Girls' League, Dance Team- Co-Captain, Band, All-State Dance Team, Jr. Miss contestant, Klamath Timber Festival Queen, The Clown That Ran Away, Annie Get our Gun. MARK CHARLES LUCAS ACTIVITIES: Choir, Track KAREN MARIE MATHEWS KAREEM or MATH SAYING: People in hell want ice water too.... PLANS: To attend Oregon State University. ACTIVITIES: Girls' League Choir,Ski,CD,Powderpuff Football,Student Council, Hornets Buzz. THERESA ANN MEACHAM TERRY SAYING: Your Kidding! PLANS: To get married and live one day at a time. ACTIVITIES: Band-Guitar, Library, Foreign Language Spanish,Career Counselor. GREGORY JOHN METLER GREG ACTIVITIES: Band, Baseball, 3asketball, Lettermen, Library, ARNOLD MIGLIACCIO DINO DAVID RAE MILES SAYING: Sure, suuure FUTURE PLANS: Go to school and work. ACTIVITIES: Library, Foreign Language, Drama, CSP, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Play; Tom Sawyer. JON KEVIN MILLER ROBIN LYNN MILSTEAD M.MOUSE SAYING: Mama Crunch PLANS: To work and attend a Fashion College and ho- pe to become an Interior Decorator. ACTIVITIES: ASB,Tutor, Swimming,Gymnastics.Gir- ls' League 6. Publicity Manager.Marching Band- Flagcorp Capt.,Band Council,Who's Who In Music,Choir.LaVista,Jog- A-Thon,Track, J ELLEN LYNN MURPHY COMET SAYING: Oh, go have a cow! PLANS: Attend OIT and get a B.S. in nursing. ACTIVITIES: Band,Girls' League, Girls' Track, Girls' Basketball, Miss Klamath County Pageant, Who's Who in Music. PATRICK JOSEPH NOONAN PAT ACTIVITIES: FFA, Football. DANA MARK NELSON D ,TIP SAYING: I'm Easy! PLANS: To work and play in the great outdoors. ACTIVITIES: Track, Bas- ketball, Student Council, Lettermen. VICKI NUTTER WILLIAM C. NEWELL BILL SAYING: None FUTURE PLANS: Work ACTIVITIES: FFA, Career Development. TAMERA MARTHA NYGREN SAYINC: Whose big idea was this, anyway? PLANS: College and a career in the biological sciences. ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society, Band, FFA, Track, Speech. 171� JAMES DAVID OLLIFFE JIM SAYING: None FUTURE PLANS: Go to College. ACTIVITIES: Ski, FFA, Career Development, Football. LORI JEAN PATZKE PAZAZ SAYING: I doubt! PLANS: Just take life as it comes. ACTIVITIES:Lettermen, La Vista CYNTHIA KAY PHILLIPS CTNDI SAYING: Sounds like a plan. PLANS: Eat, drink, and be merry. ACTIVITIES: Rand, Ski Club, Foreign Language, Powdcrpuff football. Gymnastics, Track Mana- ger, Student Council, CINA ALMONA PINNELLI SAYING: I don't get it! PLANS: Move to Vancover, Washington and live happ- ily everafter. ACTIVITIES: Girls' League FFA, Career Development, Girls' Basketball. KYM ALAN PRATHER DUTCHMAN SAYING: Bite the wall. PLANS: Go bite the wall. ACTIVITIES: Library, CSP, Football, Baseball, Drama The Clown That Ran Away, Annie Get Your Gun. KEITH ALAN PRESLEY ELVIS SAYING: Whatever PLANS: Coast Guard ACTIVITIES: Library, Choir,ROTC,Utah Boys'' State. CAROL ANN PRITCHETT SAYING: For why? PLANS: Attending Pacific University and Majoring in Art. ACTIVITIES: South Oregon Coast skills contest-four th in shorthand. SANDIE LYNN RENNE RENN SAYINC: Hmmm! What a Quincydence. PLANS: Perhaps. ACTIVITIES: Lettermen, Girls' League, Rally, Choir, CD, Powderpuff football, gymnastics. Track, Student Council, The Hornets Buzz 175 PAM J. RIESCH SHORT STUFF PLANS: To become a car- penter in finish work. ACTIVITIES: Library, LaVista, Junior Guild. JOHN ARTHUR RIESS.JR. CUP SAYING: None. PLANS: Co to college. ACTIVITIES: Boys State. MARY ELIZABETH RODGERS LIZ SAYING: None. PLANS: Attend College at Linn-Benton. ACTIVITIES: Rally, CSP, National Honor Society, Girls' League, Girls' Basketball, Powderpuff Football, Student Council FFA Reporter and Secre- tary, FFA Star Chapter Farmer. DENNIS MICHAEL SALTENBERGER SALTY SAYING: If at first you don't succeed, try something easier. PLANS: Attend college and then join the Mafia and put contracts out on all the teachers that gave me bad grades. ACTIVITIES: Football, Track, Cross Country- captain, Student Council Class President 11-12, JERRI DEE SAYLES ACTIVITIES: FFA, C.D., Homecoming Court, Basketball DONALD EUGENE ROSS BIG D SAYING: Can't gotta work PLANS: To become a rich boy. ACTIVITIES: Lettermen, Foreign Language, Track, LaVista. KENNETH MERTON SCHELL (HEY) GOAM SAYING: Let's go have a chew. PLANS: Rancher and keep driving the best Fords! ACTIVITIES: Ski Club. 176 CARLA JEAN SCHMIDLI SCHMO SAYING: Are you serious? PLANS: You bet! Whatever it takes to be a crazy kind of gal!! ACTIVITIES: Lettermen, Girls' League, Rally- Queen, Choir, Ski Club, CD, Powderpuff foot- ball, Student Council, Student Body Secretary. SUZY MARIE SCHMIDT SCHMUCK SAYING: Oh Piddle! PLANS: Cet married and go on to college to become a rich an famous architect. ACTIVITIES: Marching Pep Band, Pep Club, CSP, Foreign Language, School Mascot-Herby the Hornet, Sweethearts Ball. DIANNA LEE SEARLS SCOTT ANDREW SHEFFIELD SHEFF SAYING: None. PLANS: I think so. ACTIVITIES: CSP, Football JOHN ANDREW SHORT SPOOK SAYING: Have a good time. PLANS: Become the first millionaire in our class. ACTIVITIES: Lettcrmen, Choir, Ski Club, Football, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. KEN ALLEN SHY SHYSTER SAYING: You don't know, do ya ?! FUTURE PLANS: Become official tequial tester. ACTIVITIES: Play, Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs. CORINNE ANNETTE SILVA CORI SAYING: Time will only tell. PLANS: To go to college and live life to its ful- lest. ACTIVITIES: Girls' League Foreign Language, Band, Choir, Ski Club, Miss Klamath County Pageant. JULIE A. SKEELS HOCKEY PUCK SAYING: Just dream. PLANS: To go to college and take life as it comes. ACTIVITIES: Lettermen, Band-Marching, pep, stage. Pep Club, Choir, CSP, Girls' Track. WILLIAM DUANE SKUBINNA SCRUB SAYING: Outrageous PLANS: Coing to S.O.S.C. ACTIVITIES: Marching Stage Pep Band, Music In May, Foreign Language. 177 LAURIE JO SNOOK SNOOKIE SAYING: Absolutely yes! Probably.well...maybe no,I guess not. PLANS: Go to college or Disneyland. ACTIVITIES:Band,Choir.For- eign Language.Drama— Tom Sawyer,Remarkable Inc- ident at Carson Corners, Parted on Her Wedding Morn First place in Internation al Poster Contest in 1975. SCOTT ANDREW STEVENSON SAYING: You Fool! PLANS: Study chemical engineering. ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society Pres., Pep Stage Band, CSP, Student Council. GENE DANIEL STARKS MEAN GENE SAYING: What are ya? ACTIVITIES: Let termen, LaVista, Football, Drama- Snow White, Remarkable In- cident at Carson Corners. DENNIS ROY STEERS DENSE SAYING: Hey, get off my case. PLANS: Go to College. ACTIVITIES: FFA, Baseball, Homecoming Queen Escort, The Clown That Ran Away, Annie Get Your Gun. GARY LEE STEWART STEW SAYING: Cast not ye burdens into thy neighbor shorts. PLANS. To be a carpenter. ACTIVITIES: Career Development. JANE LYNN STEWART JANIE SAYING: Oh Baby!!! PLANS: Attend Central Oregon Community College then O.S.U. ACTIVITIES: Lettermen. Girls' League,Choir,Ski, Foreign Language,CSP, Girls' Track,Jog-A-Thon. RONALD CRAIG STILWELL SPAWN SAYING: It's Miller time. PLANS: Navy, full com- mander of course. Then live in Canada as a trapper. ACTIVITIES: Band-all kinds, Choir, CSP, Baseball. DENISE J. SULLIVAN SAM SAYING: Well I never. PLANS: To travel. ACTIVITIES: None. LOREN BRENT THOMAS B.T. SAYING: Shotgun! PLANS: SOSC ACTIVITIES: I.ettermen, Library, Choir, Ski Club, Football, Bas- ketball, Baseball, Student Council, Class Vice-President, Tom Sawyer, The Remarkable Incident at Carson Corners. CECILIA MARIE VASSALLO CECE SAYING: If I had brains I'd be dangerous. PLANS: Get a full-time job, go to college, then get married. ACTIVITIES: Pep Club, Choir, Swing Choir, Gymnastics, Ski Club, Pep Band, Vocal Solo Contest, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. STEVE KENNETH WANDELL ZEAK SAYING: WOWl MAN! PLANS: None ACTIVITIES: None. un uvuur.K JANES WALKER CHAN SAYING: Take it easy! PLANS: Work here in Klamath for a while and then move down to Southern California. ACTIVITIES: Conning Mr. Harvey for the past four years. ANDREW WILLIAM WARD SCARFACE SAYING: Shiffa PLANS: Be a test pilot in the Marines and a rock star. ACTIVITIES: Lettermen, Ski Club,F.F.A..Foreign Language,CSP,Football, Wrestling,Baseball, Student Council.Class Vice-President, DARLENE PAMELA WELLS DAR SAYING: Good Job PLANS: To work my way through college and become some kind of a counselor. ACTIVITIES: FFA, LaVista, Powderpuff Football, C.D., Drama-The Clown That Ran Away, Gymnastics. DEBBIE LYNN WENGER DEB SAYING: Oh ya! PLANS: Get out of Klamath Falls and live some place exciting. ACTIVITIES: Pep Club, Foreign Language, Sweet- hearts' Ball. 179 MICHAEL BRUCE WILSON Twelvy S.S. McWilson SAYING: Life is sweeter if you take a chance! PLANS: Go to O.S.U. and major in Computer Electro- nics. ACTIVITIES: Lettermen,La- Vista, Ski, Football, Baske- tball,Track,Who's Who in Oregon Track Field,All State Track II. KENNETH DOUGLAS WOOD KENNY ACTIVITIES: Band, CD, CSP TINA MARIE WORDEN AUNTY TUNA,TINY SAYING: I see! PLANS: To teach T.M.R.'s or modeling. ACTIVITIES: Choir, Foreign Language. CARLA HARRIS HURST BRAT SAYING: Gene Michael! Quit is some more. PLANS: Raise curtain climbers and English bulldogs. ACTIVITIES: Girls' League, Band, Foreign Language, Basketball, Speech, Tom Sawyer, The Crucible. CHARLES WILLIAM YOCKEY BILL SAYING: Bite the wall PLANS: Kick back and go to work. ACTIVITIES: None LEFT: Carla is trying to impress the younger students with her great study habits. ABOVE: Vickie sends one flying during the senior slaughter over the faculty in the annual softball game. 180 TOP LEFT: Sandy reads part of the class will at the annual banquet. TOP RIGHT: Bruce looks ready to take on the world. ABOVE: Must be a serious subject. Girls...or sports. BOTTOM LEFT: Yes, Carrie, this is your senior prom. TOP LEFT: Cori is all dressed-up for her final concert. TOP CENTER: Cindy , are you late to class...again? TOP RIGHT: Brenda enjoys coming to school on Hick Day . ABOVE: Seniors usually have starring roles in the spring productions. BOTTOM RIGHT: Yes, John, we see you! 183 TWELVE YFAR SENIORS i Because of CSP and CD committments the twelve-year seniors could not be photographed in the same picture even though they had attended Henley schools for twelve years. TOP: Carla Harris Hurst, Greg Kucera, Cecelia Vassallo, Brian Hopkins, Pat Noonan, and Scott Stevenson. BOTTOM: Lisa Bliss, Brenda Dearing, Kelly Fry, and Bart Fleming. 18« TOP TEN The Top Ten students for the class of 1978 included three students with a perfect 4.00. These three students followed by the next seven in order were Tammy Nygren, Cori Arey, Scott Stevenson, Carol Pritchett, Gwen Castleberry, Lisa Lane, Jenni Bowers, Dave Edwards, Judy Krahn, and Dana Nelson. 1.75 ome your mum!!! GRADS TOP: I hope this thing stays on! ABOVE AND BOTTOM RIGHT: Senioritis can be serious ... especially on the last day. BACCALAUREATE TOP LEFT: The seniors marched in to the accompaniment of the band and the choir. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Rich Christensen gave the Baccalaureate message. ABOVE: Advisors and friends wait to start the ceremony. 190 TOP LEFT: Dennis Steers led the audience and his classmates in the Invocation. TOP RIGHT: The senior class, led by the senior ensemble, sang Friends . ABOVE: Just part of the happy class of 78. 191 CONGRATULATIONS BELOW AND RIGHT: Scott Stevenson and Lisa Lane were two of the students that received scholarships and honors. BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Storey presented the Mike Umbarger scholarship to Dana Nelson. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Hauck gives Jeff Inman his Kiwanas' Citizenship Award. ABOVE: Dave Edwards smiles when he receives the Honor Society Scholarship. TOP: Mr. Schefstrom presents Sandy Bushnell and Dennis Saltenberger with the outstanding citizen- ship awards given annually by the faculty. ABOVE: Mr. Jones gives Bill Skubinna the Senior Music Award. 193 GRADUATES RIGHT: Senior class president Dennis Saltenberger thanked the many people that had helped the seniors reach this one step in their lives. BELOW LEFT: Suzy Schmidt gave a humorous history of the class of 78 . BELOW RIGHT: Scott Stevenson made it clear that graduation was just a beginning not an ending. OPPOSITE PAGE: Four of the happy faced seniors receive their diploma from Mr. Gary Wells, prin- cipal. They are Debbie Wenger, Lacy Gilie- land, Dave Culpepper, and Greg Metier. 195 Class Song Friends With You Class Flower Rose Class Colors Coral and Chestnut Class Motto We cannot discover new oceans until we lose sight of the shore. 196 OPPOSITE PAGE: Dennis Saltenberger leads the class of '78 in the turning of the tassel. BELOW: John Kerr beams proudly as he wears the royalty lei brought to him by his father straight from Hawaii. TOP RIGHT: Now that the ceremony is over Kim and Ron find time just to talk about it. BOTTOM: Denise and her family enjoy the re- ception following graduation. COMMENCEMENT BELOW AND RIGHT: Just good friends find time to be together whether it is at a sporting event or at the Art Festival. BOTTOM LEFT: Everyone enjoyed getting to hear the Navy band again this year. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Storey checks to see if the dancers are ready to perform. 198 MOMENTS TO REMEMBER TOP LEFT: Do I really have to run thirteen miles? TOP RIGHT: Mr. Downey takes the class out to enjoy the cool spring weather. ABOVE: Mr. Jones is explaining some of the rules for the JOG-A-THON. BOTTOM RIGHT: Now that is what I call a sexy pose. ADVERTISING I KIMBALL GLASS CO. 2434 South Sixth 2-2535 STROUT REALTY Ranches-Homes-Bus iness 5429 South Sixth Street HEATON STEAL e SUPPLY, INC. 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Altorfer, Paul 17,44,83, 96,99,106,109,124,125, 160,163,189,191. Altorfer, Tom 37,96,97, 107,125,131■ Ames, Mike 139- Anderson, Dan 163. Andretta, Katrina 8,23, 60,61,64,131• Arant, Gary 151. Arant, Leslie 8,34,46,51, 83,92,94,163,189. Arant, Lonnie 55,78,92, 94.151. INDEX Arey, Chad 2,57,125,151, 158. Arey, Cori 9,40,41,43,46, 51,70,72,73,78,79,81, 163,185. Asher, Robin 139. Ayres, Tim 151. B Bair, Frances 54,138,139. Bair, Paul 97,107,125,131. Baird, Mary 151. Baker, Bill 163. Baker, Bobbi 151. Baker, Pam 7,44,81,163, 183. Baker, Shirley 131. Balcazar, Maria 32,163. Banes, Bob 131. Banes, Greg 139. Barenscheer, Beth 151,158. Barnes, Kim 36,162,163, 197. Barney, Norm 3,28,96,107, 139. Barney, Skipper 106,108, 109,151 Batsell, Janet 36,37,80, 164,188,191. Batsel1 , Lori 78,79,131 . Baum, Sheryl 9,40,41,47, 52,66,67,72,73,78,79, 164,199- Baum, Wi 11iam 131 . Baumgartner, Shelly 139. Baumgartner, Tricia 30,13'• Baxter, Sue 59,60,61,62, 63,139. Bayley, Mike 131 - Beard, Corina 6,151. Beard, Ginger 131. Bechen, Denise 2,49,51, 69,74,76,77,88,89,120, 121.164. Bechen, Joe 26,13'• Bechen, John 22,75,81,139- Bechen, Raylene 67,69,71, 74,78,158. Bechen, Tammy 118,120,13'. Bedal, Marlene 9,41,48, 81.164. Berg, Corey 131. Berg, Kevin 114,115,151. Bergstrom, Sonja 2,78,13'. Bernard, Kathleen 69,151. Bixler, Chris 52,8 4,97, 107.125.131. Blair, Marla 151. Bliss, Kirk 60,61,62,7 , 97.131. Bliss, Lisa 4 4,70,83,100, 102,103,110,111,112, 113,16 4,18 4. Bobbert, Dirinda 139. Bobbert, Stephanie 151. Boesch, Theresa 139. Bolkcom, Vicky 1 51 • Borges, Vicki 46, 47,81, 83,16 4,183,191 . Bosley, David 16 4. Bosley, Joanne 16 4,182. Botelho, Deborah 68,101, 151. Bothum, Mark 152. Bowden, Tammia 78,80,131• Bowers, Jenni 4 4, 48,83, 100,102,110,111,112, 165,185,191. Bowers, Karen 33.92,125, 151. Bozgoz, Robert 3,69,131. Bozgoz, Susan 39,68,69, 151. Bradshaw, Debra 30,1 45 Bradshaw, Donna 30,131• Branham, Mary 139. Breazeale, Barbara 151. Brewer, Sandra 151. Bricker, Jennie 60,61,62, 63. Britt, Deborah 68,82,151 • Britt, Pam 131. Brook, Carie 60,61,139 Brown, Kim 151. Brown, Michael 51, 165,183. Brown, Michele 41 ,81 . Buergler, Kelly 5,67,158, 151. Buker, Robin 152. Burney, Tammy 131• Burniston, Denise 70,73, 158,165,197. Burniston, Margaret 2,131. Burniston, Marjorie 30, 131. Burniston, Neil 152. Bushnel 1 , Sandra 4,70,73, 1 10,120,121,162,165,180, 193. Bushnel1, Susan 111,138, 139. C Cadman, John 68,152. Caldwell, Bruce 96,106, 109,165,181. Calmes, Doug 136. Caraway, Dianna 69,165. Caraway, Doug 96. Carland, Dale 125,136. Carlson, Jolene 78,136. Carlson, Tom 37,152. Case, Deborah 51,83,165. Castleberry, Dana 15,27, 81,139. Castleberry, Gwen 51 ,7 , 78.158.166.185.191.199. Chan, Martin 132. Chan, Michael 152. Chaney, Kim 68,78,139. Chaney, Roddy 1 47,7 ,152. Chocktoot, Perry 115,117, 132. Christensen, Saundra 152, 158. Christina, Danny 139. Christina, Lisa 132. Clark, Carol 139,158. Clark, Diane 2,139. Clayton, Annette 132. Clayton, Trudy 152. Clem, Shelly 80,166. Cl iff, Darlene 22,152. Coe, Rhonda 139. Coe, Steve 8, 46,96,1 52. Colby, Donna 120,132,1 46. Colby, Doug 152. Collins, Dara 27,80,139, 190.199. Col 1ins, Deborah 8,81, 152.158. Collins, Sonya 80,92,139. Collman, Rick 1 40. Collman, Tammy 32,59,68, 120.152.158. Colpitts, Steven 29,152, 159.' Colpitts, Willis 97,1 40. Colvin, Greg 45,83,166. Combs, Dorothy 78,120,158. Comer, Larry 7,152. Conroy, Lee 80,152. Conroy, Tina 3 , 8,92,1 40, 1 � 5. Cook, Cindy 166. Cook, Donna 132. Cook, Robert 132. Cookson, Toni 15,80,1 40. Cooley, Utanna 6 1,1 40. Cooley, Zane 60,61,121, 132. Coonse, Tracy 7 4,132. Coppedge, Grant 81,1 40. Coppedge, Mark 152. Coryell, Bill 38,96,152. Corye 11, Larry 96,1 iO. Costello, Lor? 1 40. Coulson, Ken 106,108,109, 166. Cowan, James 132. Crebbin, Robert 96,120, 121, 152. Creevy, Joseph 1 40. Creswell, William 8 4,85, 166. Crider, Ramona 66,67. Criscuolo, Desiree 132. Criscuolo, Mike 152,159. Croxford, Mark 39,152. Cuellar, Ralph 158. Culpepper, David 88,91, 166,182,195. Culver, Kelly 132. Culver, Kimberly 83,166. Cunningham, Gary 152. Curry, Polly 152. Curry, Susan 1 t0. Curtis, Barry 132. Curt is, William 152. D Danforth, Laurel 152. Davis, Robert 47,96,99, 167. Dearing, Brenda 36,37,82, 92,95,167,183,18 4,188. Dearing, Kerry 17,101,1 40. Dearing, Kevin 7 � 107. Dehlinger, Ky 71 ,73- DeHoop, Art 50,83,167. DeLawyer, Regina 167. DeLonge, Diana 153• Dendauw, Sam 96,107,1 0, 1 46. Dendauw, Tim 132. DeSantiago, Shane 115.117. DeSantiago, Theresa 132. Dewey, Dave 69,7 ,167. Dewey, DeWayne 7 ,8 4,11 4, 115.132. Dillon, Gordon 60,61,62, 63.121.132. Dooney, Richard 153• Dortch, Heidi 16, 41,69, 153,158. Downey, Mike 153- Drelling, Valerie 30,1 40. Durighello, Anna 43,52,67, 78,153,199. Durighello, Italo 8 4,97, 1 40. Dysert, Barry 69,1 40. E Earnest, Cheryl 1 40. Eastburn, Jeff 132. Eayrs, Cindy 80,72,158. Eayrs, DeAnn 167,182. Edgar, Don 1 40. Edwards, David 45,51 .70, 73,167,185,191,192. Edwards, Kelley 1 40. Edwards, Rick 28,115, 117.153. Elders, Rozi 38,80,153. Ellis, Dawn 132. Ellison, Alan 5 4,68,7 , 81 ,96,121,1 40. El 1 Ison, David 88,89,90, 167. Emert, Dave 48,88,89,121, 153. Emmert, Gerald 62,55,60, 61,132. Estrada, Jeff 132. F Felkins, Mike 7 4,1 46,168. Fenters, Michael 153. Fenters, Scott 8 4,97,12 4, 125,132. Ferguson, David 1 40. Figueroa, Camille 68,7 4, 1 40. Figueroa, Scott 48,88,89, 91,120,121,168,198. Fleming, Anita 111,120,132. Fleming, Bart 83,8 4,85, 168,18 4. Fleming, Ross 3,8 4,85, 96,1 40. Ford, Kevin 1 40. Fowler, Bernadene 168. Fowler, Jim Bob 83. Frederick, Mary Jane 168. Frltsch, Terri 132. Fronckowiak, Kim 30,132. Frost, Bill 7,153. Fry, Kathy 68,1 10,1 40. Fry Kelly 4l ,80,82,168, 18 4. Fry, Steve 96,106,121, 153. G Gann, Tammy 133. Gardner, Darrell 106,168. Garrison, Peri 111,1 5. Gates, Mark 168. Geisler, Deanna 59,63,153- Geisler, Lora 15,59,60, 61,63,88,91,120,133. Gibson, Ronald 153. Gilder, Dan 133- Gilleland, Lacy 169,188, 19M95. G1idewel1, John 153- Gober, Rhett 8 4,85,133- Godfrey, Lisa 133. Gormish, Kevin 86,121,169. Gottsch, Gfegg 1 40. Grady, Michael 188. Grady, Pat 88,120,121, 153. Greaves, Carrie 169,180. Greaves, Mike 153. Greene, Rustin 7 t,l69. Greene, Terry 4 4,67,7 4, 78,183. Greenfield, Rose 30. Greenwood, Cathy 1 41. Greenwood, Eric 29,1 41. Greenwood, Gary 153. Greer, Todd 153. Greer, Wendy 120,133. Gregg, Geraldine 1 42. Griffin, Kathleen 8,39, 46,68,69,70,73,82,169. Griffin, Particia 39,60, 61,63,68,69,71,73,82, 153. Grubb, Julie 30,169. H Haddeland, Paul 106,1 41 Hadden, David 88,133. Hadden, Jeff 3 , 1, 5, 46,69,88,153. Hadden, Kevin 88,90,91. Hafar, Fred 8,125,153. Halvorsen, Charlie 3,20, 5 4,96,150,153.. Hamand, Jodi 27,60,61,1 45. Hampton, Mike 4, (6,59, 60,61,62,63,169,187.. Hampton, Vicki 7, 4,110, 111,169,180. Haneckow, Dan 69,1 41. Haney, Don 8, 19,96,125, 1 48,150,153. Hanson, Brett 80,1 41 . Harnsberger, Alan 8 4,1 41. Harris, Alan 3,60,61,11 4, 115,133. Harris, Chris 60,61,153. Harris, Greg 27,60,61,1 41. Harris, Scott 170. Hawkins, Herb 170. Hawkins, Jana 80,86,92, 93,9 ,1 1. Hawkins, Jim 62. Heckenlively, Rachelle 158. Hendee, Donna 110,111, 113,120,1 41. Henderson, Marcie 4 4, 82,153- Hendricks, Netta 28,A6, 7,15 4. Henzel, Brian 8 4,136. Henzel, Clint 158. Hesla, Bruce 133. Hesla, Cassy 1 41. Hickman, Carey 133. Hickman, Fran 1 41. Hickman, Shelly 170. Highfill, Kim 68,71,81, 15 . Hill, Brenda 60,61,62, 63,15 . Hilyard, Linda 68,120,133. Hinton, Tina 38,59,110, 111,15 4,159. Hobl i t Cinda 67,1 1. Hodges, James 60,61,133. Hollenbeak, Debbie 60,61, 62,133. Holliness, Sheri 158. Honeycutt, Caroline 52,81, 101,111,158. Hopkins, Brian 18 4. Hoskins, Bill 81,170,189. Hotchkiss, Lori 78,120, 133. Hotchkiss, Mike 1 41. Hricziscse, Mike 133. Hudspeth, Roxanne 68,80, 133. Hughes, Dale 15 4. Humbert, Jackie 8,50,1 45. Humbert, Tracy 133. Hunt, Julie 71,78,79, 1 48,15 4. Hunt, Sue 133. Hurst, Carla 180,18 4. I Inman, Jeff 33, +6,59,96, 99,170,192. Inman, Mark 18,77,96, 128,1 41. Ireland, Mary 170. Ireland, Robert 96,125, 1 41. J Jackson, Jim 97,130,133. Jackson, Tammy 71,73,78, 100,101,102,103,110, 111,112,113. Jacobson, Syd 60,61,62, 63,15 . Jenkins, Ken 16,1 49,15 . Jensen, Rhonda 52,67,69, 7 4,78,15 . Johnson, Holly 68,92,1 41 . Johnson, Yvette 15 . Johnston, Mark 1 41. Jones, Carol 78,1 41. Jones, Linda 68,158. Jones, Loren 128,141 Jones, Susan 68,133- K Keefer, Kim 83,170. Keely, Curtis 170. Keely, Layne 68,133- Keely, Stacy 69,158. Kelly, Michael 84,141. Kelly, Patrick 158. Kendall, Kimberly 24,67, 68. K ennon, William 141. Kent, Jul?e 74,136. Kentner, Tricia (4,69,75, 82,154. Kerr, Janice 19,52,55,58, 67,71,72,73,74,78,79, 154. Kerr, John 44,53,58,70, 72,73,76,77,96,99,83, 124,125,171,180,188, 19M97. Kerr, Kimo 37,97,74,107, 121,133. Kessler, Carl 96,107,125, 154. Kessler, Dale 18,96,107, 141. Ketarkus, Penny 83,171, 189. Ketcham, Amy 56,88,120. Ketcham, Chris 171. Kiger, Matt 4,154. Kiger, Tracy 68,133. Ki ng, Amy 111 ,133. King, Greg 47,60,61,74, 146,171. King, Kimberly 42,60,61, 67,71,158. King, Mischele 142 Kingsbury, Tony 141 . Kingslien, Ron 142. Kinsman, Tom 51.96,98, 99, 124,125,126,171, Kirkpatrick, Carla 78,79- Klus, Brett 115,136. Klus, Kathryn 42,67,71, 154. Kluth, Ronda 133. Knutz, Anne 88,120,142, 158. Knutz, Liz 88,134. Krahn, Judy 8,44,46,47, 70,171,185,191. Krueger, David 142. Krueger, Mark 134. Krueger, Scott 171. Krusmark, Stacy 68,134. Kucera, Greg 8,171,184. Kucera, Rod 84,142. Kujawski, Scott 142. L Landon, Tom 28,51,72,73, 106.125.150.154. Lane, Lisa 9,51,70,73, 83,172,185,191,192. Larsen, Kevin 15,172. Latta, Vern 5,39,76,77, 106.108.120.121.172. Lawrie, Loren 154. Leach, Brenda 142. Leach, Geneane 80. Leeper, Teri 4.40,66,67, 69.74.78.172. Leeper, Todd 37,96,97,107, 125,134. Leidholdt, Dwayne 2,154. Lewis, Sylvia 22,46,47, 59.60.61.62.63.154. Linan, Jeff 154. Lomax, Sylvia 13,49,51, 74,78,80,150,154,159. Longhofer, Craig 142. Longhofer, Lorri 9,58, 74.78.79.81.154. Lounsbury, Vicki 30,31, 78.172. Lucas, Mark 172. Lyons, Terri 172. M Mack,Tina 23,53,60,61, 69,78,120. Mackrell, Gwen 59,60,61, 63,136. Magbee, Debbie 80 Magby, Rhondeeda 134. Mahoney, Denise 3,142. Mallonee, Lyn 59,60,61,62, 63.69.73.71.154. Mallonee, Tom 134. Mann, Sheri 154. Manning, Linda 69,154. Marchand, Scott 69,88, 90,121,155. Martin, Angie 101,136. Martin, Raylene 6,78,79, 81 ,155,190. Martin, Tina 142. Masten, Charles 155. Masters, Heather 172. Mathes, Cindy 52,75,142. Mathes, David 60,61,136. Mathie, Cindy 136. Matt, Sonny 80,121,155. Matt, Teri 74,80,155,183. Matthews, Karen 83,173. McCann, Edward 142. McCann, Jim 155. McCoy, Shannon 155. McClure, Ron 142. McDonald, Jane 8,23,39, 60,61,62,63,64,78,134. McDonald, Julie 41,44,69, 82, 142. McGuire, Kim 62,64,83. McKaig, Sherrie 50,52,74, 78,80,155. McKeane, Jim 3,96,97,125, 142. McKinnon. Mike 155 McKune, Carmen 76,71,73, 78,79,142. McKune, Stephanie 136. McLeod, Shawnee 30, 136. Meacham, Deborah 30,142, 146. Meacham, Theresa 8,50,173. Meek, Mike 96,136. Melgares, Valerie 134. Mendoza, Raphael 60,61,62, 63,136. Mete, Jon 136. Metier, Greg 36,37,44, 124,125,173,188,191, 195. Metier, Vicky 53,71,73, 78,79,118,119,142,147. Metters, Kathy 136. Migl iaccio, Dino 173- Mi lani , Mike 155. Miles, David 83,106,173. Mi 1 lan, Pam 173- Miller, Jon 173. Miller, Chip 145. Miller, Ray 173. Miller, Todd 125,155. Mi 1 stead , Joe 97,142. Milstead, Robin 8,62,63, 64,120,121,174. Mitchell, Bill! 136. Mitchell, Darrel 84, 136. Mitchel1, Mike 142. Montgomery, Ray 88, 145. Moon, Renee 5,68,78,81, 111,120,121,142,190. Morehead, Susan 30, 142 . 1 58. Moretom, Joann 9,16,74, 155. Morris, Maria 45,142. Morris, Martin 155. Morrison, Roy 74. Mueller, Janet 120,137. Munjar, Dena 3,64,68,120, 121,142,147,198. Murray, Richard 134. Murphy, Bobby 142. Murphy, Ellen 23,41,48, 62,64,53,60,61,110, 120,121,174,187. Murphy, Sandy 143. Myers, Dean 37,97,125, 137. Myers, Penni, 143. N Neal, Jim 96,107,1 3- Nelson, Dana 44,53,70, 106.109.174.185.191, 199. Nesberg, Ed 155. Newel 1, Bill 83,174. Nguyen, Nho 143. Nguyen, Phong 73, 155. Noller, Katherine 9,59, . 60,61,62,63, 155. Noonan, Mary 111, 143. Noonan, Pat 96,98,99, 174,180,184. Nutter, Rhonda 155. Nutter, Vicki 174. Nygren, Dan 84,85,97,107. Nygren, Tamera 70,73,75, 120.121.174.185.191. 0 O'Bryant, Margie 158. O'Bryant, Stephanie 84,111, 134.137. Oldfield, Greg 137. 01J iffe, Diane 80,100,102, 103,110,120,143. 011iffe, Jim 36,83,174. O'Neil, Cindy 134. O'Neil, Donna 32,68,69, 120,128. 0'Nei11, Corey 54,137. O'Neill, Kelly 55.74,128. Opperman, Laurel 80,120, 129.137. Ouzts, Angie 137. Owsley, Mike 138. Owsley, Steve 155. P Paetz, Tom 143. Page, Denise 78,80,137. Palazzolo, Kelly 155. Parks, Linda 60,61,143. Parmentier, Curtis 143. Parr, Richard 143. Parrish, Angela 80,145. Parrish, Mike 134. Patzke, Lori 175. Paul, Susanne 155. Payne, John 137. Payne, Michelle 155. Payne, Terri 74,155. Pence, Cathie 137. Pennington, Butch 143. Pennington, Donna 155. Perry, Elaine 137. Perry, John 143. Peters, Jacqueline 78,101, 155. Phillips, Brenda 143. Phillips, Cindy 92,175, 182. Pine, Kim 143. Pine, Lynn 67,78,156. Pinelli, Gina 175. Pittman, Annette 137. Poch, Lindsay 110,111, 113,156. Poole, Mark 83. Poole, Sandy 80,120,129, 137. Poore, John 134,143. Potts, Scott 124,125,156. Prather, Kyla 143. Prather, Kym 83,175. Presley, Keith 175,188. Preston, Dave 156. Pritchett, Carol 175,185. Pritchett, Vickie 120, 134,191. Probst, Ron 80,143. Prock, Jack 97,107,134. Prock, Steven 125,143. Pugh, Michelle 156. Q Quinowski, Jody 96,115 116.143. R Rajnus, George IA5. Ramsey, Shawn 5,148,156. Rasdall, Scott 13A. Read, Bruce 97,107,134. Renne, Sandie 83,175. Renne, Tom 39,96,107, 138.143. Riesch, Chris I3A. Riesch, Dana 156. Riesch, Lisa 26,80,137. Riesch, Pam 120,121,176, 182. Riess, John 17,69,176. Riess, Mark 27,88,91,158. Riker, Annette 40,60,6l, 62,71,82,143. Riker, Michelle 13A. Risor, Renee 13A. Robertson, Kelly 156. Robinson, Theresa 4,31,156. Rodgers, Debbie 84,85, 111,134. Rodgers, Liz 70,73,83, 84,104,105,176. Rogers, Kim 80,92,93,95. 137. Rogers, Ronda 143. Rome, June 134. Rome, Roger 156. Ross, Don 176. Ross, Pam 60,61,137. Ross, Ralph 156. Roundy, Brett 74. Rowan, Ken 134. Rumery, Larry 96,125,143. Rushing, Loni 3,143. Russell, Rachelle 143. Russel 1, Rick 84,156. Russi, Kelli 137. S Saltenberger, Dennis 36, 52,88,89,91,120,121, 162.176.183.193.194. Saltenberger, Mike 156. Saltenberger, Richard 143. Sandoval, Teresa 134. Sari, Angela 134. Sarutzki, Kerry 20,156. Saunders, Dorothy 144. Say1es, Carol 6,39,104, 105,156. Say1es, Dave 107,125,135- Say1es, Jerri 36,83,176. Schel1, Ken 54,158,74, 176. Schinzel, Yvonne 80 Schmid 1i, Carla 76,77,83, 104,105,163,176,180, 188,189,191• Schmidt, Suzy 60,61,62, 82.83.177.194. Schoenberg, Dan 125,156. Schoenberg, David 156.. Searcy, Brett 144. Searcy, Teresa 80,135. Searls, Dianna 177. Serhienko, Brenda 135. Sexton, Penny 80,119,130, 135.. Shaw, AI isha 156. Shaw, Lorrie 66,67,143. Shaw, Michelle 156. Shaw, Sherise 78,79.135. Sheehv, Patrick 114,115, 134. Sheffield, Scott 51,177 Short, John 17,74,96,98, 99,177,188,189,183. Shulmire, Fred 84,115, 116,156. Shulmire, Scott 84,115, 117,144. Shy, Ken 50,83,177,182. Siens, Dale 84,135- Silva, Cori 9,41,74,81, 177,182. Simington, Boland 144. Simon, Raymond 39,69,156. Skeels, Julie 59,60,61, 62,63,83,177. Skeen, Bill 144. Skubinna, Bill 62,63,68, 177,193. Sloan, Jackie 156. Smart, Loretta 178. Smart, Tenna 4,31,56,156. Smith, Lynn 30,135- Smith, Verna 43,48,65, 156. Snook, Christy 68,144. Snook, Laurie 8,47,178, 183. Snoozy, Kathleen 24,60, 61,63,71,73,78,118, 120,144. Souder, Michelle 88,111, 120,135- Souder, Mike 19,50,53, 81,96,107,121,144,147. Stacey, Glenn 84,115,136. Stacey, Steve 116,156. Stanley, Richard 60,61,5 Stanley, Richard 60,61,62, 135. Stanton, Marshall 74,144. Starks, Charlene 39,82. Starks, Gene 46,98,99, 178. Steademan, Peggy 74,135. Steademan, Roger 6,144. Steber, Mary Anne 2,57,135. Steers, Dennis 36,37,74, 178,191• Steffey, Shannon 144. Stevenson, Scott 70,73, 83,178,184,185,192, 193. Stewart, Gary 178. Stewart, Jane 83,120,121, 178. Stewart, Scott 54,55,144. Stilwell, Ron 83,178,191, 197,198. Stone, Joe 96. Stone, Valerie 84,101, 120,135. Stonesifer, Pam 78,100, 103,110,112,113,120, 144. Stonesifer, Tami 78,101,135. Storbeck, Tim 135- Storey, Sherri 69,92,157. Strunk, Debbie 144. Strunk, Doris 144. Stutzer, Daren 157. Sul 1ivan, Daniel 157. Sul 1ivan, Denise 179- Swafford, Deena 80,101, 130.135. Swafford, Robert 20,96,115, 117,144,147. Sweat, Donna 68,135. Sweat, Wayne 157. Swindler, Randy. 144. T Talbot, Mary 27,67,78, 157. Tecumseh, Stu 144. Thomas, Brent 4,47,74, 96,179. Thomas, Mitchell 137. Thompson, Janet 4,39, 82.101.120.157. Thompson, Millie 78,80, 100.102.103.120.135. Thorsen, Jeff 74,135. Thurman, Shannon 135. Thurston, Michele 69. Tourtillott, Robin 3,78, 80,92,144,190. Tucker, Duane 84,85,157. V Vanderhoff, Scott 107,145. Vassallo, Cecelia 74,81, 179,184. W Wade, Gail 69,82,157. Waldren, Rich 71,144. Walker, Chan 179- Walker, David 157. Walker, Joe 68,81,145, 190. Walker, Michelle 80,104, 105.157. Walker, Michelle 157. Walton, Richard 144. Wambaugh, Sheree 80,144. Wandel1, Steve 179- Ward, Andy 46,96,99,179, 188,191. Ward, Kathryn 78,80,92, 93.120.135. Warinner, Beth 47,70,73, 77,78,120,146. Warinner, John 37,97,107, 130.135. Watson, Jeri 80,101,102, 135. Watts, Donald 135. Watts, Janel1 52,78,136. Weast, Bryan 54,55,74, 88,89,146,199- Wei Is, Danny 54,144. Wells, Darlene 83,179- Wells, John 27,96,107, 144. Wells, Kent 145 Wells, Troy 50 Wenger, Debbie 16,179,195. Wery, Joe 157. West, Tami 157. Westin, Jim 96,157. Westin, Tony 96,145. Weston, Carrie 80. Weston, Marshall 157. White, Sherry 27 Wiard, Dan 97, 136. Wi 1 lard, Mark 157. Williams, Jody 145. Willi ams , Wally 157. Wilsdon, Carol 157. Wilson, Doug 145. Wilson, Lori 71.72,73,157. Wilson, Mike 96,99,106, 108,109,162,180. Wilson, Rhonda 136. Wilson, Robert 97,107,125, 137. Witsoe, Debbie 157. Witsoe, James 2,136. Wohlwend, Susan 78,79,145. Wonser, Sherri 145. Wood, Jeff 145. Wood, Ken 157,180. Woodard, Brian 157. Woods, Jeff 121, 145. Woods, Teresa 74,145. Worden, Tina 83,188. Wygle, Ken 145. Y Yancey, Monty 21,84,96, 115,138,145. Yockey, Bill 180. Young, Keith 88,121,157- Z Zarosinski, Rick 107,125, 145. Zinn, Carrie 157. Zinn, Shari 14,27,145. IN MEMORIAM HI WALSWORTH Marreline, Mo., U.S.A. � :