Illinois Valley High School - Trailblazer Yearbook (Cave Junction, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1977 volume:

TRALBLAZER 1977 LLMOIS VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL CAVE JUNCTION, OREGON EDITOR: GLENNA HUGHES ADVISOR: KENLATHEN ASSISTANT EDITOR: KATHY HONEYCUTT BUSMESS MANAGER: JOY BERGSTROM Table Of) Coulwfa AdmmtialiM Vedicalim Facultu Clem Secfim Wiwcc Club AcUvilm Sfuttfo GiaduaUm Add F amuell The 1976-77 Jnailbla$en � tahl would like la dedicate wet ymlmk te (he many mvice club mmbm 0tat have donated aa mack ot fleet time, money and eltvtt into providing ike tupponl that oun school baa nelted on though the yem. We will continue always to look bonwand te youn backing m in all the thing� we do. Te abate wet appmiation we dedicate oun yearbook te you. M THE THE OF OUR LIVES, WE SHALL LIVE SO THAT M THAT WONDROUS TIME WE WLL NOT ADD TO THE MISERY AND SORROW OF THE WORLD . . . BUT SHALL SMLE TO THE WHITE DELIGHT AND MYSTERY OF IT ALL. 5 SCHOOL BOARD ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Mr. Lee Baldwin, Superintendent Mr. Les Hazen, Principal Those members who served on the Josephine County School Board (top) this year were: Jerry Janes, Harvey Dickey, Bob Mulhern, Chairman Dorence Noteboom and Ted Lengel. Mr. Bob Hambly, Assistant Superintendent Mrs. Stella Drake, Vice-Principal Steve Patterson, Parliamentarian Rex Crapper, School Board Representative The Student Council, led by our Student Body Officers, did a lot for our school this year. They got Homecoming together, along with buying the foosball games and the jukebox. Scott, Kathy, Peggy Madsen, (our Vice-President who moved later on in the year), Tracy Stocking, Chris, and Steve took turns participating in the National and State Student Council Workshops at Portland and Salem in the summer, and the P.S. '76 and District Workshops held at Eugene and Eagle Point in the fall and spring, where they learned many ideas that got their projects going. 7 SECRETARIES - OFFICE HELP Kathy Young Lorna Ridout Student Help: Back row, Left to Right: Cindy Andrus, Debbie McCrackin, Thresa Winter, Sara Miller, Rhonda Brinkley, Front Row: Dave Devol, Tracy Stocking, Brian Dobie, Dennis Bleser. 10 JANE RIGGAN JOHN HORNING FACULTY COLLEEN GASKILL MARIAN BLACKMORE 11 GEORGE FOSHEE WAYNE THORNHILL JO HARRISON LIZ BRYAN STELLA DRAKE LARRY GRAVES DON GOODMAN MIKE VAN DE WALKER RON DAVISON 12 NANCY TIMMERMAN BARB GOBEL DALE KAMBERG LINDA HOBACK STEVE CALKINS DARLINE TAYLOR DELORIS JORDON PEGGY DePEW 13 God Bless our loyal cooks! No matter where we serve our guests they seem to like the kitchen best, cause we're the cooks of the house! Thanks to our jolly custodians, the mess seen by our appetites is never seen again after lunch. The appetite of I.V.'s students has grown immensely since the food and kitchen have improved-rub a dub dub, thanks for the grub-YEAH cooks. 14 Kathy Armstead Cindy Andrus Jay Ault Ed Baumann W Terry Bankston Vicki Bassett Charles Compton Nancy Chinnis Paul Callicott Kathy Chamberlin Ron Breazeale Kellie Bradbury Victor Fantus Lori Farmer Mark Gilliam Lori Foots Cindy Eville Walt Fillman Drew Griffin Ernie Gutierrez John Powell Pauline Pinios Candi Pinson George Rentz Jim Powell % + Paul Phlaum Mary Straley 26 Dave Underwood Dan Tibbs Kathy Thompson 27 Roy Warner Ed Webb Albert Wisdom Don Wierman Theresa Winters Terry Woods Leland Young Best Dressed-Pauline and Scott Class Clowns-Lori and Rex Class Couple-Candi and Scott Most Athletic-Nakia and Keith Most Talented-Theresa and Ed Most Reserved-Gail and Dave Class Flirts-Lori and Rex Best Looking-Shelly and Mike Best Personality-Glenna and Scott Most Spirited-Debbie and Tracy Most Likely to Succeed- Theresa and Mark Allen, Annette Andrade, Tim Armstead, Ken Arnett, Barbara Beal, Greg Bergstrom, Joy Berry, Debbie Bishop, Ray Bradbury, John Brinkley, David Brinkley, Rhonda Brummett, Robin Bryant, Lindsey Buffington, Scott Burk, Donna Burris, Patty Campbell, Jim Carnes, Bill Chaffee, Karen Clark, Cheryl Cochan, Ken Conover, Richard Cook, Cindy Cornet, Cill 32 Dalton, Bernice Davis, Cindy Davis, Dan Davison, Ronda Day, Debbie Decker, Derwin DeVyldere, Tony Dionne, Morgan Drouin, Rosemary Dunlap, Kevin Eggers, Betsy Evans, John Farmer, Shelby Fillman, Gerry Flowers, Denise Fosmore, Brice Fox, Chris Freeman, Matt Fryman, Damon Gore, Sandra Gutierrez, Greg Hancock, Shane Heald, Dean Heald, Deana 33 Jenny, Ralph Jones, Morgan Krauss, Jenny Lansdown, Betty Leach, Allen McGuire, Doug McLean, Pam Mandeville, Denise Marks, Terry Martinho, Cindy Mayfield, Lore Melton, Randy Menely, Tena Meyer, Susan Miller, Bonnie Miller, Keith Miller, Martin Miller, Sara Modrich, Anita Modrich, Kevin Monroe, Steve Mulch, Tronda 34 Nelson, Jinna O'Brien, Dan Parmerlee, Mark Patterson, Steve Peters, Tern Phillips, Kerby Pratt, Debbie Reeves, Mark Reynolds, June Rigsby, Scott Roberts, Mike Robertson, Kelly Rumer, Christa Russel, Mark Saffer, Greg Sambrana, Delores Sambrana, Donna Sellers, Janis Seltzer, Randy Shelton, Scott Sigel, David Skiles, Meldoy Solomonson, Bill 35 36 Nelson, Jim Sorenson, Melody Stevens, Shelly St. George, Randy Swearingen, Robert Taylor, Matt Taylor, Wendi Tibbs, Jerry Underwood, Barbara Vaught, Ann Wade, Jack Wagoner, Rod Warfield, Beverly Warner, Jill Webb, Linda Webb, Robin Wisenhunt, Wayne Wiese, Charles Wilson, Sophena 37 38 Archey, David Armstead, Keith Arnett, Mike Bearisto, John Beal, Layne Bell, Joy Betties, Ewing Bleser, Susie Blind, Robert Bottoms, Lynn Breazeale, Neal Brownell, John Byrum, Terri Canevari, John Cerul, Tiger Coffman, Chris Compton, Mark Cooke, Frank Crocker, Sheila Daugherty, Penny DeVol, Doug Dillion, Steve Duran, Jim Dusenbury, William Dutson, Robin Eaton, I. Eaton, P. Eldred, K. Ellis, G. Eterovic, M. 40 Farley, Penny Fillman, Laura Filloon, Becky Firestone, Howard Fox, Kalmer Fox, Keith Fryman, Damon Gallagher, Karen Gillespie, Patty Gilmore, David Gould, Cindy Hampton, Karen Harrington, Lloyd Hickerson, Bill Hohman, Doug Hollis, Dawn Honeycutt, Caroline Hubbard, Don 41 Ingram, Gary Jackson, Duke Johnson, Matt Kerbo, Kathy Kirschenman, Brett Landsdown, Beverly Larson, Larry Lawson, Darcy Lesiecki, Jeanette Loftin, Tana Luerding, Karen Lyon. Rick McDowell, Mary McGuire, Carla McMillen, Vicki Madsen, Liz Marks, Laurie Mason, Shellie Meyer, Susan NR) MOT 4MHAIU 42 Miller, Keith Mitchell, Tami Modrich, Mike Murphy, Dyann Newton, Susan Norton, Mike Noteboom, Susie Oliver, Lauana Phillips, Sandra Pino, Eugene Pinson, Rick Pizzola, Mike Pope, Charlene Pope, Sandy Proett, Kevin Pullen, Ken Renecker, Roger Reynolds, Nancy St. George, Greg Scaffin, Joe Seltzer, David Simpson, Sonna 43 Swindell, Dean Taylor, Terry Thompson, Brandy Thomas, Mark Thornhill, Bill Trout, Valerie Warfield, Greg Welch, Stephen Weirman, Gary Willis, Jesse 44 Almond. Dan Altland, Forrest Axtell. Kary Bassett, Bill Bell, Charles Bell, Don Berard, Gavin Borth, Laurie Bradbury, Paul Bradley, Charles Britton, John Brausseau, Lisa Buckendahl, Larry Buell, Leslie Buttram, Mike Byerly, Steve Cain, Lawerence Campbell, John Cawein, Scott Chapen, Robyn Clifford, Kathryn Clouser, Mark Coffman, Jeff Coiner, Tisha Connolly, Cathy Constable, Mark Cooke, Eric Davis, Dickie Davis, Lynsta Davison, Barry 46 DeVyldere, Suzy Dick, Darlena Dildine, Dennis Dildine, Mark Dillon, Paul Dionne, Doug Dusenbury, Marty Eterovic, Patricia Evans, Debbie Fees, Debbie Ford, Janet Franklin, Gayla Friend, Leonard Gabel, Richard Gianotti, Debbie Gregg, Ray Grice, John Gutierrez, Anna Hall, Don Hammond, Vicki Hardwick, Dale Harmon, Sheila Harrington, Chrystal Hart, Bill Hart, Teresa Hayburst, Don Hazen, Jeff Hickerson, Steve Hoffman, Bill Holt, LaMona 47 Hohman, Edna Huffman, Pam Jackson, Robert Jenson, Julie Johnson, Lavellia Johnson, Lorie Kasiah, Scott Kauffman, Russell Kraft, Doug Krauss, Joe Krauss, Sandy Lamkin, Barbra Lamkin, Kathy Larson, Larry Lecomte, Wayne Lewis, Janice Lewis, Tod Lindsley, Terry Lombardo, Vince Lowenstein, Matt Mayer, Maralinn McDowell, Mary Melton, Lori Miller, Darrel Miller, Michelle Milner, Lorie Mitchell, Jackie Murphy, Chris Nelson, Jeannie Nichols, John - Absent when ctuTe not pictures a a liable were taken 48 Nix, Denise Noah, Teresa O'Brien, Michelle Odom, Dave Parmerlee, Steve Peters, Jeff Phillips, Tony Pinios, Madeleine Polloreno, Westley Randazzo, Tony Rauch, Walter Rich, Jeff St. George, Mike Schwarz, Charlene Scott, Denton HOD MOT AMHAIU A Scott, Jamie Settle, Larae Smart, Sam Sorensen, Dwayne Steward, Brenda Steward. Doug Stillwagon, Kristi Stocking, Joe Taylor, Karen Taylor, Marsha Taylor, Nancy Thomas, Mark Trout, David 49 Tucker, Beaver Underwood, Eileen VanValkenBerg, Corena Wagoner, Ross Waggoner, Denny Ware, Annetta Warfield, Brenda Wiese. Keith Wylie, Happy Wylie, Marilyn t% , • •. 1} 00 HOfTlAY ON OR AROUND 50 STUDENTS OF THE MONTH SPONSORED BY THE ILLINOIS VALLEY KIWANIS CLUB JANUARY ... Kathy Honeycutt FEBRUARY . . . Glenna Hughes MARCH ... Theresa Benson APRIL ... Candi Pinson MAY... Scot Taylor 51 SWING SET Swing Set this year was made up of Paul, Joy, Walt, Lori, Eddie, Anita, Rex, Liz, Brian, Thelma, Greg, Lore, Penny, Robin, Debbie, Kevin, Kathy, Wayne, Morgan, Jill, Susan Meyer, and Ricky. When Peggy and Liz Madsen left the group, we got a new piano player, Caroline. Joy Bell also played for us at Reno. Paul Dillon also became part of our group to play the drums along with Wayne. Also seen in this picture on the left is Mr. Graves. The Swin Set performed all around the valley for various clubs and functions. They raised a lot of their money through a sing-a-thon, car washes and candy drives. Many thanks go to the parents, friends and supporters that have helped the group all year. 1976-1977 53 The most exciting thing the Swing Set wanted to do this year was to travel to Reno, Nevada. The whole group (chaperoned by Mr. Mrs. Graves) left Grants Pass aboard a Greyhound Bus. They saw many different groups perform, most of who were competing in the Jazz Festival. They gave a great performance Saturday morning, competing against 11 other single A schools. As it turned out, Swing Set placed 5th out of 12. They didn't make the finals, but they still had a great time in Reno. SWING SET ’77 above: one of our super soloists was Jill, singing part of, Let it be me. below: Morgan, Greg, Brian, and Eddie. They tried to maintain perfect harmony . . . above: the whole group in action at the spring concert, below: Morgan, hamming it up again. above: Morgan sings the lead in the quartet, below, another super soloist was Eddie, who sang: Feelings. 54 R 4-Wayne, Caroline, Lore, Dan, Cheryl, Matt, Steve, Scott, Kevin, Terry R, 3-Brenda, Gayla, Scott, Ken, Mark, Neil, Shelby, Ron, Morgan Robin, Pete, Valerie, Leslie, Joe. R 2-Bill, Beaver, Charlie, Annette, Joy, Dave, Larea, Russel, Barbara, Janis, Susan, Tronda, Thelma. R. 1-Edna, Teresa, Susy, Julie, Suzie, Jenny, Tina, Theresa, Kathy, Susan. ILLINOIS VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL BAND 55 SPRING CONCERT IN ACTION 56 Choir 1 and 2: Their first concert of the year was the fall concert followed by the Christmas concert which was the first to be performed in the New high school. They also had a spring concert. Both choirs went to Umqua Community College for contest and did a fine job in representing our school. c H 0 I R 57 Vicki, Faith, Rosemary, Tami, Charlene, Tana, Tronda, Bev, Dyann, Susan, Steve, Chris, Kathy, Frank, Mrs. Blackwell, and Lloyd. Albert the super kid! 59 60 G.A.A -Front row left to right: Cindy Martinho, Anita Modrich, Sara Miller, Jennifer Krauss, Robin Brummett, Jodi Mayfeild, Cheyrl Clark, Valerie Trout. Middle row left to right: Deana Heald, Liz Eterovic, Suzie Bleser, Caroline Honeycutt, Susan Meyer, Lore Mayfeild, Cindy Gould, Karen Hampton, Nancy Reynolds. Back row left to right, Faith Wilson, Tami Mitchell, Laura Fillman, Liz Madsen, Advisor Mrs. Hoback, Michele O'Brien, Susie Noteboom, Jill Warner, Charlene Pope, Becky Filloon. LETTERMEN - Front row left to right: Kelly Robertson, Dan O'Brien, Greg Saffer, Kevin Dunlap, Walt Fillman, Scott Taylor, Don Weirman, Dennis Bleser. Middle row left to right: Advisor Ken Lathen, Gary Ellis, Dave DeVol, Keith Steward, Terry Bankston, Ken Cochran, Keith Armstead. Back row left to right: Mike Roberts, Ivan Nelson, Pete Blue, Morgan Jones, John Evans, Jay Ault, Brian Dobie. 61 Honor Society Front Row: Jim Powell, Scott Taylor, Cindy Andrus, Debbie Berry, Theresa Benson, Kathy Honeycutt, Peggy Miller, Susan Meyer, Roy Warner, Robin Brummett. Anita Modrich, Lori Mayfield, Shelby Farmer. Mike Roberts. Back R, Mark Mclean, Chuck Weise, Steve Patterson, Kelly Roberstson, Cathy Chamberlin, Bonnie Miller, Dan O'Brien, Ken Cochran. Boys’ State Girls’ State Scott Shelton, Mike Roberts, Charles Wiese, Dan O'Brien, Shelby Farmer Gerry Fillman, Robin Brummett, Debbie Berry, Susan Meyer 62 SKI CLUB AND ROD AND REEL With Mr. Davison as advisor, the Ski Club members are: Larae Settle, Mike Modrich, Anita Modrich, Ken Armstead, Sara Miller, Gary Ellis, Kevin Modrich, Jenny Krauss, Jim Duran, Rosemary Drouin, Ronda Davison, Tracy Stocking, Vicky McMullen, Doug Kraft, Frank Cooke, Joe Stocking, Robin Dutson, and Dean Heald. The Rod and Reel Club members are: Ken Cochran, Bill Thornhill, Ivan Nelson, and Darrel Miller. 63 FFA - Front left to right: Theresa Benson, Jim Powell, John Powell, Leland Young, Sandra Benson, David Underwood, back row left to right, Denny Wagner, David Seltzer, John Brownell, Lori Johnson, Tim Andrade, Corena VanValkenburg, Mr. Kamberg, Cathy Connolly, Kat Clifford. SPANISH CLUB - Front left to right: Karen Luerding, Miss Gaskill, Don Weirman, Jennifer Krauss, Ralph Jenny, Kevin Dunlap, Kim Grzeczkowski, Brandy Thompson, back row left to right: Patty Burris, Lynsta Dauls, Sheila Harmon, Sandy Kruass, Teresa, Noah, Brenda Stewart, Anna Guiterrez, Greg Guiterrez, Lloyd Harrington. 64 65 Homecoming week was very successful with the spirit of I.V. flying high. Though there was disappointment over the loss of the game, it didn't affect the happiness of the Homecoming Court. After each princess was driven onto the field on a flashy car, they alighted and waited eagerly for the announcement of Queen (above left) Senior Captain Keith Steward presented Queen Shelley Smith with a bouquet of flowers as her court congratulated her (above right). Below, Queen Shelley and her court, Princess Sara Miller, Princess Candi Pinson (and her adidas), and Princess Robin Brummett. All of the class floats this year were good, but there is always one that shows superior craftsmanship. The Seniors (of course) revealed this by taking first place float in the Homecoming parade (above). After the parade, everyone headed for the Dairy Queen parking lot for class competition yells (below), which was won by the Juniors. 1977 STAIRWAY Princess Jodi and escort Bob. Prom Queen 1977 Pauline Pinios. TO HEAVEN The 1977 Junior-Senior Prom turned out very promising considering the amount of time they had to decorate. The Prom was held in our brand new Cafetorium for the first time put on by the Junior class of 1978. The highlight of the night was the crowning of the queen Pauline Pinios, and her court Tina Lewis, Glenna Hughes, Jodi Mayfield. Under the theme Stairway to Heaven and with music by Mandragora, Prom night, May 14, was a memorable night for all. Trailblazer Staff Top Pauline Pinios, Ann Vaught, Lauana Oliver, Middle: Advisor Mr. Lathan, Lori Farmer, Vicki Bassett, Debbie Berry, Donna Burk, Bottom: Kathy Honeycutt, Peggy Miller, Chris Fox, Tracy Stocking This year was the first year for the annual staff to have class time to work on the yearbook. Determined to make this annual better than any before, a mere 21 kids, kids who were never on a yearbook staff and an advisor who knew nothing set out in full force. We are very proud of the job that we have done on this book, at times we didn't know if it would ever be, but here it is. We hope you enjoy looking through this very much and will always treasure it. The 1977 Trailblazer Staff. 70 71 Cougar- Tracks Left to right: Steve Musil, Paul Phlaum, Shelley Smith, Vicki Joseph, Scoot Rigsby, Denise Mandeville, Karen Leurding, Pam McLean, Morgan Jones, Gerry Ellis, Cris Fox. Not pictured: Brian Dobie, Penny Mitchell, and Dennis Bleser, Mr. Johnston was the teacher. This year's journalism class put out a very good newspaper every Friday. At the beginning of the year, Mr. Johnston wanted to make the paper up to date and and eventful. The first few papers were the hardest to do, and there were many times when they thought that they would not meet the deadline, but they always did, and they did a good job. The year was ended with a superb Senior Edition. Greg St. George is hot dogging. Activities... A little chicken to stand up Matt? 3 £ David Gilmore is off for an afternoon stroll. 72 ... and more activities Break Period. To the left is the 1976-77 Badminton Champions, Scott Taylor and Tracy Stocking. Above: The Chess Club. Above: The Foosball Club Below: The Ping Pong Club. This year the teachers got together and made a list of activities and clubs they would like to sponsor. It took awhile to set up the clubs, then once they did, there wasn't enough time in school for the clubs to meet. When the move to the new school was made, we were granted a break period. Every Wednesday the classes were cut five minutes, which led to the activity period between second and third period. Above: The Frisbee Club r — Flirting, of course, is another activity. 73 Mr. Lathen presents award to Keith Steward. Mr. Goodman presents award to Ken Cochran for the most outstanding Cross Country runner. Mr. Horning presents award to Les Buell for the outstanding JV player. Mr. Johnston paused just a brief moment to talk a little bit on his volleyball team. The whole team was congratulated. 74 WINTER SPORTS BANQUET The winter sports' banquet was held May 10, 1977 to honor all the students who participated in sports. At the left is just a few of the people who were awarded: Dan O'Brein for the outstanding basketball player, the girls' varsity basketball team, and Marty Miller who was awarded the most outstanding wrestler. 75 SPORTS Top to Bottom; Suzie Bleser, Caroline Honeycutt, and Laura Fillman. J.V. Cheerleaders 78 Mat Maids Left to right: Tami Mitchell, Karla Eldred, Kathy Thompson, Rhonda Davison, Cindy Martinho, Lauana Oliver, Cyndi Eville, Shelia Crocker, Annette Alan. This was the first year of the Mat Maids, and they did very well. Their job was to keep stats for the wrestling team, for public relations, and to encourage the team. Freshman Cheerleaders Left to right; Lori Melton and Michelle Miller. 79 1976-77 Drill team Top row, left to right; Anita Modrich, Robin Wood. Bottom row, left to right; Barbra Underwood, Sara Miller, Tana Loftin, Liz Madsen, and Rosemary Drouin. 80 Exhausted Cougars Break 24 Hour Marathon Record 81 BOYS AND GIRLS 1976 CROSS-COUNTRY Pictured left to right, back row: Coach Goodman, Tony DeVylder, Ken Cochran, Mike Roberts, Lore Mayfield, Chuck Wiese, Front row: Robert Blind, Beaver Tucker, Nancy Reynolds, Chris Fox, Gayla Franklin and Ivan Nelson. Not pictured, Melody Sorenson Nancy never finished below second place. Lore places 12th at state. ■+ « The cougar Cross-Country team showed much spirit and enthusiasm this season. Ken Cochran, Most Valuable Runner. The boy's team had some strong individual talent, but did not show enough depth at the district meet. Ken Cochran and Mike Roberts were both ribbon winners at district. The girl's team had a very successful season topping it off with placing first at district and fourth at state. Nancy Reynolds, Lore Mayfield and Chris Fox were ribbon winners at district, Nancy also received a second place medal at state. Mr. Goodman expects good results from next year as most of their talent will be returning with the exception of senior Ivan Nelson. The Marathon was the thrill of the victory on homecoming night as Charles Weisse completed the 240th mile in the team's effort to break Rogue River's 222lA unofficial record mark for the 24-hour marathon. Ken Cochran started off with the baton at 7:30 the night before. Most of the runners did 880's and some did one-mile segments around the track. The Cross-Country team was really pleased with their effort because with ten less people than Rogue River had, IV broke the Chieftain's record by almost 18 miles. V A R S I T Y F 0 0 T B A L L I.V. OP. 14 Douglas 6 7 Lakeview 12 7 Rouge River 20 3 Eagle Point 26 19 Glide 21 7 Henely 24 7 S. Umpqua 47 14 Pheonix 27 0 Sutherlin 25 Front L to R- Coach Ken Lathen, Bill Thornhill, Kevin Dunlap, John Evans, Brian Dobie, Terry Bankston, Roy Warner, Paul Calicot, Tony Pizola, Randy Melton, Marty Miller, Jerry Tibbs, Asst. Coach Ted Crocker. Back L to R- Asst. Coach Wayne Thornhill, Ed Baumann, Greg SafFer, Keith Stewart, Don Weirman, Shane Hancock, Ted Crocker, Pete Blue, Kelly Robertson, Dan O'Brien, Duke Jackson, Walt Fillman, Manager Jay Ault. Not Pictured: Jack Wade. 83 Roy Warner Terry Bankston Paul Calicot SENIORS Asst. Coach Wayne Thornhill Head Coach Ken Lathen Asst. Coach Ted Crocker Don Weirman Brian Dobie Pete Blue Tony Pizzola Jay Ault Ed Baumann Walt Fillman 85 Back L to R- Coach John Horning, Eugene Pino, Eric Cooke, David Gilmore, Kevin Proett, Leslie Buell, Charles Bell, Tod Lewis, Jeff Rich, Middle Row- Larry Buckendaul, Gary Wierman, Rick Lyons, Mike Modrich, Keith Fox, Keith Armstead, Front Row- Steve Parmalee, Greg St. George, Kalmer Fox, Denton Scott, Matt Lowenstein, Tiger Cerul, Not pictured, Bill Hart, Mike Pizzola 86 Varsity Volleyball Varsity: Backrow left to right: Jill Warner, Susan Meyer, Coach Jim Johnston, Becky Filloon, Front row: Cindy Gould, Robin Brummett, June Reynolds, and Cheryl Clark Not pictured: Jodi Mayfield, Lenora Swift, and Melody Skiles. Sophomore Becky Filloon and junior Susan Meyer both made Honorable Mention, All Conference. Cougars use teamwork. 87 Junior Varsity Volleyball Junior Varsity: Backrow left to right; Coach Linda Hoback, Karen Hampton, Julie Jensen, Michelle O'Brien, Teresa Hart, Joy Bell, Front row: Kat Clifford, Shellie Mason, Bonnie Miller, Shelia Crocker, Tami Mitchell, and Darlena Dick. Although the varsity team had a disappointing season of 1-11 they showed a great deal of potential most of which will be returning next year. The J.V. team was number one in the league with a 12-6 record. Coach Hoback had an optimistic outlook for next years' returning team. Coach Johnston presented the most valuable player award to the whole varsity team, and Shelia Crocker was the most improved J.V. player. Melody Skiles Varsity VARSITY BASKETBALL 1976-1977 Back row, left to right; Brian Dobie, Keith Steward, Dan O'Brien, Don Wierman, Scott Taylor, Dave DeVol, Terry Bankston Front row, left to right, Tony DeVylder, Chuck Compton, Shane Hancock, Dave Brinkley, Doug DeVol, Dennis Blesser, Coach Ken Lathen. FIRST HALF SECOND HALF IV 57 Phoenix ..38 IV 61 Glide ..53 IV 57 South Umpqua. ..58 IV 51 Sutherlin ..72 IV 71 Eagle Point ..63 IV 54 Douglas ..58 IV 54 Henley ..65 IV 52 Lakeview ..65 IV 65 Rogue River ..64 IV 48 Phoenix ..49 Iv 71 Glide ..61 IV 62 South Umpqua. ..53 IV 56 Sutherlin ..55 IV 47 Eagle Point ..49 IV 52 Douglas ..65 IV 46 Henley ..53 IV 59 Lakeview ..60 IV 68 Rogue River ..78 90 Dennis Blesser, 5'9 senior, started at guard. He made Skyline Conference Honorable Mention for the second year in a row. Dan 0' O'Brien, 6'2 junior forward played both JV and Varsity Seemingly bored with Coach Lathen's advice, half of the varsity team make up their own time-out. Keith Steward, 6'0 senior, played both forward and guard. He was also a good team player. Terry Bankston, 5'11 senior guard was a great defensive player. Shane Hancock, 6'5 junior, added greatly to our strong rebounding team. 5'2 Coach Ken Lathen added HEAVILY to the success of the team. 5'H senior Brian Dobie really showed his aggressiveness and determination all through the season. Left, Don Wierman, 6'2 senior led the team in scoring and made Skyline Conference Honorable Mention. Right, 6'0 senior Scott Taylor always hustled after rebounds. Left, Dave Brinkley, 6'2 junior made Skyline Conference Honorable Mention, and added tremendously to our balanced scoring attack. Right, Big 6'6 center Chuck Compton came through in the second half of the season to dominate the boards. 93 J V B A S K E I B A L L Front row left to right; Gary Ellis, Steve Parmerlee, Coach Mr. Ferguson. Rick Lyons, Keith Armstead, Mike Modrich and Robin Dutson. Back row, Larry Buckendahl, David Gilmore, Roger Renecker, Kevin Proett, Brice Fosmore and Gary Wierman Freshman Steve Parmerlee, Starting guard Sophomore Doug DeVol Dan O'Brien Most Valuable Player The J.V. Basketball team showed much enthusiasm throughout the year. It was a good learning experience for a young team. They will contribute much to next year's Varsity. VARSITY GIRLS' BASKETBALL: Valerie Trout, Jenny Krauss, Lore Mayfield, Jodi Mayfield, Julie Jenson, Susie Noteboom, Karen Gallagher, Peggy Madsen, Cheryl Clarice, Jill Warner, and Head Coach Mrs. Hoback VARSITY GIRLS’ BASKETBALL IV Oppon. Score 22 Brookings 37 19 Rogue River 31 34 Douglas 38 15 Grants Pass 36 20 Crater 31 34 Douglas 43 27 Crater 25 44 South Umpqua 34 25 Sutherlin 40 30 Glide 21 15 Douglas 33 21 Brookings 23 33 South Umpqua 29 35 Phoenix 23 36 Sutherlin 29 30 Phoenix 24 22 Sutherlin 37 96 Peggy Madsen, Senior Karen Gallagher, high point scorer Go for it Jo Suzy, all tied up! 97 JV GIRLS' BASKETBALL: Front left to right-Liz Madsen, Nancy Reynolds, Shellie Mason, Michele O'Brien, Alice Straley, Penny Daugherty. Back row left to right- Head Coach Mrs. Jenson, Karen Taylor, Marsha Taylor, Nancy Taylor, Teresa Hart, Asst. Coach Mrs. O'Brien. J.V. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL IV Oppon. Score 11 Brookings 30 26 Rogue River 42 88 Crater 26 6 Douglas 10 24 Crater 8 31 South Umpqua 12 22 Rogue River 26 9 Sutherlin 22 28 Glide 23 29 Douglas 16 26 Brookings 24 34 South Umpqua 21 28 Phoenix 15 18 Sutherlin 31 34 Phoenix 17 34 Glide 24 99 Wayne LeComte 98 lbs. Morgan Jones 123 lbs. Marty Miller 141 lbs. Ken Cochran 106 lbs. Ivan Nelson 130 lbs. Ted Crocker 157 lbs. Jim Duran 115 lbs. Roy Warner 136 lbs. Grag Saffer 168 lbs. 100 Kelly Robertson 178 lbs. Bill Thornhill 191 lbs. Walt Fillman HWV. WRESTLING backrow: John Evans, Greg Saffer, Marty Miller, Ted Crocker, Coach Crocker, Pete Blue, Kelly Robertson, Bill Thornhill, Walt Fillman, middle: Keith Fox, Morgan Jones, Ivan Nelson, Roy Warner, Richard Conover, Joe Krauss, Tony Pizzola, front: Kalmer Fox, Jim Duran, Wayne LeComte, Joe Stocking, Mark Clouser, Ken Cochran, Frank Cooke, not pictured: Managers Jay Ault, Gary Ingram. Oh boy, did you see that, Coach? . . . Yea, now you guys settle down while I count heads . . I'm here. Coach . . . All right, Wayne, you can come out from under the seat. O.K. Let's go . . . The wrestling team would begin their trips to their away matches. With very few home matches, very few returning wrestlers, and a lot of sickness the season was rough. Coach Crocker has a tough job ahead of him in his second year as a wrestling coach. The bus arrives at our destination. Alright boys, let's go. . . . You guys going to grab a snack? .. . Yeah, the Dairy Queen's open. . . . The wrestlers weigh in. The spectators are ready. Warmups . . . and the match begins. Once relaxed muscles become tense, straining for the duration of the match. Take down. . . . Aw, come on, can't you do any better than that? . . . Pin Him! . . . Cross face! . Half-Half. ... Get behind him. . . . O.K. GO for it! . . . The match ends. The boys shower. The mat maids wait on the bus. Well, coach, what did you think of Ted's match? . . . That's what I was looking for. . . . Did you see how they timed those? . .. How about that dumb ref? . . Hey Robertson, you got a match tomorrow so don't eat so much. . . . Coach'd like it if Dwayne or Joe were as strong as Marty. . . . Yeah, Marty, you really knocked that dude. Head and arm every time. Late at night the team arrives back at the school—tired and subdued . . Clean the bus or nobody leaves. . Good nights are called to each other in the cold penetrating air and the wrestling team has put another match behind them. 101 102 Steve Musii, first baseman, lays down a bunt. Randy Melton swings for the fence Catcher, Greg Saffer directs the team. Keith Steward was awarded Honorable Mention in the Skyline Conference for his abilities at short-stop. Randy Melton shows his true championship form that earned him a spot on the Skyline Conference Honorable Mention Team. incredible enthusiasm. IV 1 Riddle 8 IV 8 Riddle 2 IV 1 Gold Beach 14 IV 6 Glendale 3 IV 3 Glendale 2 IV 2 Gold Beach 3 IV 3 Phoenix 7 IV 1 Phoenix 2 IV 0 Eagle Point 8 IV 5 Henley 9 IV 7 Henley 21 IV 2 Rogue River ...5 IV ...... 0 Brookings ...2 IV 3 Brookings ...4 IV 4 Glide ...9 IV 4 Glide ...5 IV 2 Sutherlin ...4 IV 9 Sutherlin ...4 IV 11 Rogue River ...7 IV 0 South Umpqua.. .10 IV 0 Eagle Point ...7 IV 6 Douglas ...8 IV 1 Douglas ...6 Varsity Baseball Team, back row, left to right; Chuck Compton, Keith Steward, Greg SafFer, Randy Melton, Walter Rauch, Brice Fosmore, Bill Carnes, Gary Weirman, Coach Ted Crocker, Bottom row; Manager Jay Ault, Gary Ellis, Stats. Sheila Crocker, Laura Fillman, Robin Wood, and Matt Taylor. Boys' Track: Back row, Eric Cooke, John Evans, Bill Thornhill, Doug Kraft, Ivan Nelson, Scott Shelton, Kelly Robertson, Shelby Farmer, Mike Roberts, Tony De Vylder, Robert Blind, Kneeling: Dennis Kennedy, Vince Lombardo, Mark Clouser, Statisticians, Lauana Oliver Sonna Simpson, Barb Underwood, Ken Cochran, Ricky Pinson 106 Girls' Track: Back row, Coach Bryan, Terri Lindsley, Jill Warner, Nancy Reynolds, Sandy Krauss, Manager Mark Russell, Julie Jenson, Kim Reveia, Melody Sorenson, Bonnie Miller, Coach De Pew, Sitting: Chris Fox, Lore Mayfield, Robyn Chapen, Gayla Franklin, Barbie Lampkin, Kathy Chamberlin. 107 ■% GRADUATION 1977 Valedictorian: Scott Taylor Salutatoriam Teresa Benson Class President: Brian Dobie 109 Brian Dobie presents an honorary diploma to Mrs. Kelly in memory of her son Ken. Playing at their own graduation ceremony for the last time as part of the I.V.H.S. band is Ron Breazele and Paul Phlaum. 110 School Board Chairman Dorence Noteboom hands out diplomas to Debbie Kraft and Terry Bankston. Pete and Thelma Blue happily pass through arches enroute to the senior banquet held after the ceremony. Ill I 114 V4 II Faces ef eld and faces cl rev. Pecple ve feres ard peeple se feres. Crcvirf tc ctler ard diiftir apart. 41 vays ar cr lir ( ard rev a rev start. 4t radcaticr ve all rev rearer. 4rd all err frlerds seem se mceF dearer. 4rd as ve say err fir il ccd-bye. Ore last embrace ard ere mere cry. 4 “feeep ir tcccb” ard a “premise I vill”. 4 “remember vber’% bet better still. 4 place ir my heart yee’ll Ivays stay. Ibis is vbat’s said as ve c eer evr vay. 4rcrymccs V Lfir ©w §MM Of Bf k MU(T ©f YOM UK RON'S WOOD- WORKING The Class Of 1977 The Best of Years To Come Wishes 140 Redwood Hwy. Cave Junction Oregon 97531 I.V. CLEANERS ENCHANTED COTTAGE OF PENDLETON Cave Junction, Oregon 114 A B SPORTING GOODS BUCKMASTERS 333 Caves Hwy. Adidas Shoes All Your P.E. Clothes Levis for Young Old Everything In Jewelry Ear Piercing,-Professional Complete: Jewelry, Watch Clock Grants Pass, Oregon KAUFFMAN'S JCPenney Formerly Langley's Ron Sparks Manager (503) 476-3502 234 S.W. 6th St., Grants Pass, Ore. Where The Fashion Is! ROBBIES” ALS BOOTER “The Family Shoe Store” Auto Care Center Service is Our Business Phone 592-2396 210 S.W. 6th Street :• Grants Pass. Oregon 97S26 Robbie Robinson iso redwood hwy. OWNER CAVE JUNCTION. ORE. 97523 Congratulations 77 Class Carpet, Tile, Lino., Paint, Wallpaper Formica THE FINISHING TOUCH Clarence Butch) Crick Phone 592-3598 202A S. Redwood Hwy. Cave Junction Oregon 97523 476-7597 DICK DON'S OK TIRE STORE 839 Rogue River Hwy., Grants Pass New Tires • Retreads Wheel Alighment • Brakes 115 The intent and not the deed Is in our power; And therefore, who dares greatly, Does greatly Brown Best Wishes To Class Of 1977 From ROUGH AND READY LUMBER COMPANY An Equal Opportunity Employer Advocates of Multiple Use Management Of Our Natural Resources 116 WIGGIES JEWELRY Watchery Clockery Beautiful Gifts 116 N. Redwood Hwy. Cave Junction, Ore. 97531 592-2671 All Your Wedding Needs Helen Harley Congratulations To The Wigginton Class of 77 Jim Rose Young of SPORTSMAN TAVERN Wish Congratulations To The Class Of 77 HONEY'S DRESS SHOP Latest In Fashion Cave Junction 592-2356 145 Redwood Hwy. Cave Junction, Ore. Congratulations From SEARS MERCHANTS 592-3422 ALLIED PARTS MACHINE 14 Redwood Hwy. Mr. Mrs. Bill Jones Auto Industrial Machine Shop Service Available •Parts Service On All Engines Crankshaft Kits Heads Blocks Gould Korody Colyer Heavy Duty Engine Parts For Detroit, Cummins Diesel . Etc. 479-7524 Lawrence J. Martin (Owner) 525 Notheast E. Glass Bead Work Head Surfacing Seats Guides Installed Cylinder Boring 117 GIBBONS MARKET Groceries, Sporting Goods And Sundries 2V2 Miles South Of Cave Junction on Redwood Hwy. O'BRIEN CAFE Try Us You Might Like It. Closed - 9:00 P.M. Congratulations Class of '77 from HILLTOP MYRTLEWOOD STORE 30099 Redwood Hwy. Cave Junction, Oregon Phone 592-3248 FACTORY 134 Pugetville Rd. Kerby, Oregon Phone 592-2880 RAYMOND CONSTRUCTION Congratulations Class Of 77 23707 Redwood Hwy. Cave Junction, Ore. 97532 592-2657 Commercial Industrial Advertising Personal Social etc - etc.- 4(0 WA 66 system PHOTOGRAPHY D. DEAN GIVENS 23707 Redwood Hwy. Cave Junction, Ore. 97523 W 592-2657 Congratulations Class of 77 JOS’EPHINE COUNTRY KERBYVILLE MUSEUM 24195 Redwood Hwy. Kerby, Oreg. 97531 592-2076 FRANK AULT INSURANCE Your One Stop Insurance Shop 101 S. Redwood Hwy., Box 218 Cave Junction, Oregon 97523 VALLEY CHRISTIAN SUPPLIES We Supply Church Needs Books - Bibles - Music Stationery - Cards Decoupage - Jewelry Records - Tapes - Posters School Supplies Congratulations Class of Frank G. Ault, Jr. Cora M. Corgill 77 Bus. 592-2176 Res. 592-2706 Res. 592-3582 Cave Junction, OR Congratulations Class Of 77 (503)2495 118 SOUTHERN OREGON STATE BANK 735 S.E. 6th St., Grants Pass Oregon Phone 479-2681 SHOPPING CENTER OFFICE Home Owned Independent Located in Grants Pass Shopping Center Member: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation BYRD'S MARKET CAVEMAN BOWL Shop At Your Friendly Byrd's Market in Grants Pass 1230 Rogue River Hwy., Grants Pass, Or. 97526 Phone (503) 479-2311 24-Lane Gary Peden Alan Bennett Where Family Fun Is For Everyone 119 RUBBER STAMPS MADE IN OUR OWN SHOP INKROTE FLOORS, INC. PETE BOYKO STATIONERY STATIONERY AND BOOK STORE 126 N.W. 'F' St., Grants Pass, Oregon 97526 PHONE; 476-2472 220 N.W. Sixth Stbeet GRANTS PASS, OREGON Helen Inky Phone 476-5526 GRIFFITHS Phone (503) 476-2164 Phone 476-4112 GRANTS PASS FLOWER SHOP Department Store Grants Pass Shopping Center Grants Pass, Oregon 97526 Phone 479-6674 Weddings • Corsages • Funeral Arrangements 23 Years Experience M.C. “Pete Loughridge 128 S.W. H St. Letha Loughridge Grants Pass Faye Cooper - Owners Oregon 97526 ARTIC CIRCLE We Really Care 1329 N.E. 6th, 476-4247 Grants Pass, Ore. 97526 Phone (503) 476-6334 901 N.E. “D Street Grants Pass, Ore. 97526 CHARLIE-MY-BOY In The Business Of Life There's a 1st Time For Everything. Dodge - Chrysler - Plymouth 1421 N.E. 6th Street Grants Pass, Oregon 476-6684 97526 Grants Pass Branch FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF OREGON 120 Best Wishes From GREEN VALLEY CONSTRUCTION Bob Griffis P.O. Box 593 Cave Junction, Ore. Phone 592-3791 1ST FEDERAL SAVINGS Congratulations To I.V.H.S.'s 1977 Class P.O. Box 1051 Grants Pass, Oregon 97526 QUONSET AUTO 324 Redwood Hwy. Phone Grants Pass, Ore. 476-2233 97526 121 Owner: Hazel Marchioli Salesman: (Grader Control) Ray The Grader MATT'S AUTO GLASS TOWING SERVICE C.B. Radios and Equipmen H. L. ELECTRONICS 140 Redwood Hwy. Cave Junction, Ore. 97523 Phone (503) 592-2210 P.0. Box 711 112 S. Redwood Ave. Cave Junction, Oregon 97523 592-2222 Day Or Night 24 hour Towing Service 592-2222 Serving The Entire Illinois Valley Since 1963 BUY SELL • Homes • Ranches • Industrial Property • Acreage • Recreational • Residential • Commercial • Industrial • Farms • Listings Wanted For Action See MEL ATKINS REALTY 479-5347 Real Estate MLS Multiple Listing Service Serving Grants Pass Surrounding Area 1508 N.W. 6th Use what you need . .. but save all you can. Cul Waiis hisrutm PPAl. 1973 PACIFIC POWER LIGHT EQUITABLE SAVINGS IS PEOPLE. EQUITABLE SAVINGS 301 N.E. Seventh Grants Pass, Or. 97526 (503) 479-3376 122 123 GOLDEN RULE DEPARTMENT STORE Artcarved Diamonds Jewelry Manufacturing GARY R. PICARD 229 S.E. SIXTH STREET PHONE 476-4698 GRANTS PASS. OREGON FALL .atatibiie ia p ilitting Maurice B. Fall v l I 311 S.E. 6th Phone Grants Pass, Ore 466-6661 97526 429 S.E. 6th St. Office 479-3344 Grants Pass, Ore. 97526 Res. 476-7468 Stanton Sony Garrard Shure Tandberg McIntosh Leslie Pianos - Organs Rental Plan - Terms Available Locally Owned For Over 40 Years The Complete Music Store Records-Sheet Music-Instruments One of Southern Oregon's Largest Selections Of Keyboard - Lowrey - Story Clark Southern Oregon's Authorised Lowrey Dealer Auto-Stereos-Compiete Section of Cassettes 8 track Stereos - Complete Systems or Components ' Quadraphonic School Band Unlimited Rental Tnai Plan Repairs Lessons On All Instruments 476-3389 • Keyboard • 476-2219 403 - 409 413 S.E 6th Piano Tuner Technician 476-2219 Marantz Muntz Altec Bose Gibson Dual Sansui Best gestem RIVERSIDE Jlfaul AND RESTAURANT. INC. WALTER HOLM General. Manager P.O. BOX 1120 971 S.E. Sixth Street PH. (503) 476-6073 GRANTS PASS. ORE. 97526 124 Congratulations Class of '77 TOWN COUNTRY TRAVEL PARK CHAT - N - CHEW CAFE Homemade Chili Sandwich Selections Breakfast-Lunch-Dinner 18101 Redwood Hwy. Selma, Oregon George Lorraine 592-2111 Storz The Prior's 28288 Redwood Hwy. Cave Junction, Ore. 592-3002 Lawnmowers - Rototillers - Small Engines Sales and Service Been On A Fender Bender Lately? Stop By Let Me Straighten You Out H B EQUIPMENT HARDWARE RENTAL LAMB'S BODY SHOP Howard Woods 592-2238 316 Redwood Hwy. Cave Junction, Or. Complete Body Work Paint Fiberglass 0 'Brien 2958 Congratulation From 592-3873 Free Estimates LEWIS SAW SHOP 370 Caves Hwy. Cave Junction, Ore. 97523 TWIN PINES CAFE - MOTEL TRAILER PARK Cafe Under New Management Robert Webb 38548 Redwood Hwy. Kay Homer Sutliff O'Brien, Oregon Owners Southern Oregon's Finest Lounge 0 Restaurant Dining Room Heated Pool DEL ROUGE MUSIC Located on U.S. 199, The Redwood Highway JUNCTION INN For Reservations Cave Junction Phone 592-3106 Pool Billiard Supplies Used Pool Tables Juke Boxes Amusement Games - Show Room Located 764 S.W. 6th St., Grants Pass, Oregon 125 T HS!T.aMS’iMK.i A PIZZAS • SANDWICHES • SALADS COMPLETE DELI BAR Beer-Wine-Soft Drinks OLD FASHIONED SMOKED SAUSAGE MADE LOCALLY 249N. Rdwd. Hwy.,Cave Jet. Ph.503-592-3556 We at Dick Wertz Real Estate know how to help in selling your home 24 Hour Service Main Office Branch Office 1500 Rogue River Hwy. 223 N. Redwood Hwy. Grants Pass, Oregon 97526 Cave Junction, Oregon 97523 (503) 479-9707 (503) 592-3156 Josephine County's authorized representative for Nationwide Find A Home Service, Inc. A professional person-to-person service for families relocating in the U.S.A. and Canada 126 All Sandwiches Made To Eat Here Or To Go! Open 11 AM To 6 PM - Mon Through Thurs Fri Sat 11 AM TO 7 PM - Closed Sun 592-3935 143A Redwood Hy, Cave Junction (503) 592-2390 THE POTPOURRI SHOPPE Flowers For All Occasions 592-2066 335 Caves Hwy., Cave Junction WH0PPE!!! You Finally Made It. Congratulations 143 B S. Redwood Hwy P.0. Box 776 Cave Junction, Oregon 97523 Shirley Sprinkle Class Of 1977 The Last Resort Lake Selmac Selma, Oregon Good Luck Class of 77 Congratulations Class Of 77 2 r 1 C K.U p j_ i Cave Junction, Oregon THE ART HOUSE artists Supplies Crafts needlework HANDCRAFTED GIFTS Jack Sissy Kelly 216 So. Redwood Hwy. CAVE JUNCTION OREGON 97523 (503) 592-2275 Visit The THE NEW CAFE SELMA STORE A Good Place To Eat Redwood Hwy. Cave Junction 97523 For All Your Grocery Needs Specializing in Fresh Meat Produce Friendly Service Redwood Hwy. 597-4349 Selma 127 Hart Schaffner Marx Clothing Men's Young Men's Clothing D R E WS WanAtone MC P.0. Box 539 955 N.E. D St., Grants Pass And Medford Shopping Center Phone (503) 479-3316 Funeral Director, Inc. Grants Pass, Oregon AYS WESTERN for WESTERN WEAR TMtf 'Bad Sf o4uuj Gook 'BvU 2)ef vdniMt Stou Western Gardens — Saddlery Livestock Supplies BOB MEHRINGER Phone 476-7153 239 S.E. Redwood Highway Grants Pass, Oregon 300 S.W. 6th St. Grants Pass Oregon 97526 479-9782 Congratulation 77 Class PH. 479-0533 CB RS • KCM 9460 503-592-3354 E D SOUND CENTER B Track Tapes Cassettes Waterbeds Stereos Records QUADRAPHONICS c.b. a Access. Trails End Campground TRAILERS. CAMPERS TENTS I On the river I overnight BANKAMERICARD Sc MASTERCHARGE 916 Rogue River Hwy. Eugene Drena Jones grants pass. or. 97526 CAMPING • SWIMMING - FISHING ON THE ILLINOIS RIVER QUIET RELAXATION OFF THE HIGHWAY 336 BURCH DRIVE, CAVE JUNCTION, ORE. 97523 GLENN REESE AUTO SALES DONALD D. ERICKSON REALTOR 1493 Rouge River Hwy. Grants Pass, Ore. 97526 Prices Were Born Here- Raised Elsewhere! 476-7888 476-2137 Two Big Lots To Serve You 520 N.E. “E St. John Ross Phone 476-4113 Grants Pass 6th Savage Ron Stewart 476-0232 REDWOOD ROCK MUSEUM GIFT SHOP Don D., Frances L. Our Job Is To Please You! 128 MG • Triumph • Jaguar • Austin Marina • BARTLE • McKEE INC. • Cadillac • Buick • Pontiac • Oldsmobile • GMC Trucks • Opel Sales Service 7th E St., Grants Pass 1674 N. West feth Grants Pass, Ore. 476-2671 476-7701 Quality Imported Bicycles Sales-Service-Rentals Parts Accessories Backpacking Equipment-Bags-Packs-Raingear Cross Country Skiing Equipment Grants Pass Complete Touring Shop PACK Valley Cycler From France Find Us Fast In the . Yellow Pages PEDALS And Other Names You Know 476-8365 133 Southwest G HART JEWELERS 255 S.E. 6th St., Grants Pass 97526 A W DRIVE-IN HOUSE OF NUTRITION 145 Southwest G Street Grants Pass Health Foods-Vitamins 8:30 A.M.-6:00 P.M. Daily 799 Rogue River Hwy. PAULINE'S SPORTSWEAR, INC. Located in Caveman Plaza . . . Grants Pass Amelia Jesinghuas, Owner Ladies' Sportswear, Pants Suits, Blouses, Uniforms, etc. -fo 6 r bilic. Liu ayes fiJejpale p ) 129 Cave Junction Store-Machine Service Available Phone 592-3546 BAYLESS AUTO PARTS, INC. Main Office 605 S.E. 7th Street Grants Pass, Oregon 97526 476-7752 Owners-Roy, Gerry, Larry Bayless Draperies - Woven Woods - Austrians Swags - Romans - Bedspreads - Hardware Free Estimates and Installations 476-3364 314 Northeast E Street Grants Pass—Oregon VOGUE ONE HR.CLEANERS One Hour Odorless Dry Cleaning - No Extra Charge Draperies A Specialty With Our ''Magic Pleat Drapery Machine Suede Leather Cleaning Available Charge Accounts Welcome Open Weekdays 8 AM to 6 PM • Saturday 8 AM to 3 PM Free Pick Up and Delivery Service 476-3364 1 Hour Cleaning Service Weekdays 9 AM to 3 PM - Saturday 9 AM to 1 PM 314 Northeast E Street Dale Chandler (Owner) National Merit Award Winning Dry Cleaner Custom Draperies By VOGUE 130 D E BUGGY SHOP Free Transportation to Home or Office on Most Repair Jobs Diagnosis Approximate Price Quotations After We Test Drive Your Car Tune-Ups Brakes Carburetor Adjustment Wheel Alignment Overhauls- 479-4601, Grants Pass TAYLOR'S SAUSAGE Wishes The Class of 77 The Best Of Everything P.O. Box 188 Cave Junction, Oregon 97523 Congratulations Class Of 77 From; ELECTRIC PLUMBING SUPPLY 1001 Rogue River Hwy. Grants Pass, Oregon 97526 Do It Your Self Headquarters For Electric and Plumbing Supplies Telephone KERBY ELECTRIC Quality Electrical Installations “Electrifying The Illinois Valley” CORNER HWY. 199 HOLTON CREEK RD. Jack Nolan Phone 592-2819 476-6638 For Everything You Need, Shop Congratulation The Best Of Everything To The 1977 Class From McGREGOR'S GUY MERRIMAN'S CHEVRON Vareity • Toys • Housewares Fabrics Downtown Grants Pass Redwood Hwy., 592-3506 Cave Junction,Ore. 97523 Open Evenings and Sundays By Appointment LA CASITA RESTAURANT DOT'S TROPHY SHOP Ray Ginny Copeland 949 Rogue River Hiway Phone 479-3021 Res. 475 E. Park St. Phone 479-0565 Grants Pass, Oregon Trophies - Plaque - Medals - Engraving Included Wishes The Best To The Class Of 77 The Finest In Herb and Margaret Mexican Food Richardson Owners 479-2631 515 S.E. Rogue River Highway Grants Pass, Oregon 97526 Also THE SURF TURF Redwood Hwy Grants Pass Oregon 97523 131 Congratulations And Good Luck To The Graduating Class Of 1977 From Real Estate - All Types Phone 592-2986 Win at the savings game. Proceed directly to U.S. BANK. US BANK Member F.D.I.C. United States National Bank of Oregon HERB'S MOBILE HOME SALES 400 S.W. 6th St. Grants Pass Oregon 476-6895 WALTER E. McLEAN Broker 205 W. Watkins Oldest Brokerage In The Illinois Valley Box A, Cave Junction, Oregon 97523 Herb Higgins Phone: 592-3090 p o Box 592 592-3988 Cave Junction, Ore. 97523 132 KAGI - 930 KC Don Lee “Voice Of The Cavemen Advertising Area Code 503 - 476-4477 • P.0. Box 148 • Home Phone 476-1249 Grants Pass, Oregon Congratulations to The 1977 Class From IV FARMER'S BUILDING SUPPLY You Finally Made It, 1977 Class — Congratulations! WE WOULD LIKE TO HAVE YOU VISIT US. . . • Doors • Roofing • Plywood • Hardware • Plumbing • Elec. Supplies • Colony Paints • Tools • Plastic Pipe • Galvanized Pipe “Your Building Materials Headquarters Jim, Glenn and Mike Cave Junction, Oregon 592-2506 Prescription-Sick Room Supplies Mon.-Fri. 7:00 - 5:30 Sat. 7:00 - 3:00 For Fast Delivery Service Dial Cave Junction 592-3540 Black Decker Corner Caves Highway Old Stage Road VALLEY DRUG Cameras-Film-Developing Vitamins-Sundries-Cosmetics Candy Phone 592-3101 133 moD€ a dpv The Place For Sportswear Fashion Helen Hizon, Owner (503) 476-4352 210 S.E. 6th St. Grants Pass Oregon SHECKELLS APPLIANCES AND DECORATORS House of Fine Furniture Silvercrest Terry Great Lakes Tanrus Gibralter Tioga 1245 Rogue River Hwy. Kenskin Grants Pass |fa Ore. 97526 Explorer (503) 479-7591 Featuring Tell City Maple Hilltop - Gibson Monarch Appliances 722 S.W. 6th 476-8244 134 - I BROWNELL'S GIFT CHINA SHOP PIZZA MILL Sdma oflspn Since 1922 China-Crystal Glassware Featuring Noritake-Franciscan-Lenox Stainless Steel Flatware Bridal Registry 308 SW 6th 476-3674 Family Fun For Everyone Featuring The Mill Room Banquet Facilities 21 Varieties Of Pizza Delicious Sandwiches Delivery Within Two Mile Radius 5 to 10 PM Pizza Mill 263 SE Rogue River Hy—479-0491 WOODLAND DEER PARK 27893 Redwood Hwy. Cave Junction, Oregon 97523 1V2 miles south on Redwood Hwy. 199 Phone Cave Junction 592-3802 Opal J. Frischman FOREST F. REA, D.D.S. DR. JOSEPH MEYER 135 Patrons autographs