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

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tt - Iu' V Shannon LeMasrers was crown- ed rhe 87-88 Blackberry Queen by Kelli Moore our 86-87 Queen. Brandy Cowley ond Morci Cobobog, rhe princesses shore in rhe weeks fun. Oregon 4-H sends Beo Mirchell ro Denver Colorado. Beo is o member of o four parr ream. She will be porriciporing in rhe Norionol 4-H Horse Judging Comperirion. Delaney Mayes' honorable grades ore worrh more rhon honorable menrion. He was recognized by The Norionol Merir Foundorion. ... in and beyond the classroom. rudenrs ore recognized by our volley papers regularly for rheir special inreresrs. As you look rhrough newspapers rhar pass rhrough rhe Volley you will con- sranrly see rhe familiar faces of our fellow dassmares. These srudenrs ore involved in ocriviries ond hob- bies rhor range from rodeos ro beaury pogeonrs. Alrhough mosr of rhese ore hobbies ro rhe srudenrs, rhey ofren bring recogni- rion ro rhe individual involved. The srudenrs rhor moke rhe news'' ore oursronding in rheir field of in- reresr ond ore worrhy of rhe credir rhey receive. In our fosr paced sociery, rhese few people hove roken rhe rime ro focus on rhe area of personal inreresr ond excel. These Newsmakers ore rruely unique. Srudenr Life

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IVHS Students Are NEWSMAKERS... Leigh Wyatt and Katie Doherty are on their way to stare in barrel racing on the High School Rodeo Circuit. These two girls have really made names for themselves. Wow, Freshman Andrea Garner tools second at state in the Girls' Cross- Country Finals. She is the one to watch in '88! Marc Hodder was commended for his fancy tractor driving and loading. He represented Josephine county in the state FFA tractor driving and loading competition. Student Life

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WHAT ARE THEY WORKING FOR? More and more high school students hove been seeking port or full-time jobs on their off school hours. These students would offend school from 7:35 o.m. to 2:40 p.m. ond then proceed to their jobs where they would work until 8:00 or sometimes 11:00 p.m. So whot compelled these students to limit their extra time ond social life? It is simply the teenage requirements of wonts ond needs. Some of these students hove been working towards their futures ond college, while others hove singled out the closer goals of vehicles or o more enriched personal life. Whatever their individual reasons for working, we should con- gratulate them tor their successful step in the direction of responsibility. Senior Willow Swenson foces the dolry products of Hammers Market. Senior Jomes Gorner slops out his unlmoglnobly fan- tastic burgers of Doily Queen. r-- 22 Student Life