Imbler High School - Golden Reveries Yearbook (Imbler, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1985 volume:

1985 Golden Reveries Imbler High School Imbler, Oregon Table of Contents Title Page 1 Summary of Year 2 Dedication 3 Administration 4 Classified Staff 5 Teachers 6 Student Body Officers 8 Classes 10 Fall Sports 28 Winter Sports 34 Cheerleading 38 Spring Sports 39 Prom 42 Play 44 Award's Night 46 Graduation 48 Organizations 50 Advertising 54 Alma Mater 56 Advisor: Steven Anthony Editor: Jodi Kilgore Staff: Michelle Kilgore. Jacki Sherman, Crystal Hafer, Chris Hatton, Joe Combe, and Karen Millering Photographers: Steven Anthony, Chris Hatton, and Joe Combe 1984-85 was a outstanding year. The first day of school was as exciting as usual with the little seventh graders running around not knowing what to do or where to go. We found some new addition to the school. The foyer tower over looking the football. Fall sports were very successful. The volleyball team finished fourth in league and the Football team went on to the playoffs be- fore losing in the first round to Riverside. Winter set in and what and interesting one it was. Snow. Snow, and more Snow caused us to miss five days of school. This didn t hamper too many spirits. The girls basketball team managed to have an outstanding year. First place in district, Second at regionals, and second at state. The boys basketball team finished fourth in district and almost upset Grant Union to make it to regionals. The wrestling team did what almost seemed impossible. They won the District tournment. Causing Mr. Anthony to shave his beard. The is finally winding down. Spring is here and everyone is looking forward to Summer. The Senior class was such and outstanding class that they received a record number of dollars in Scholarships. They also had a great Grade Point Average. This is just a tribute to what a great school we really have. 2 DEDICATION” We dedicate the 1984-85 Yearbook to you the class of 1985. With out the outstanding accomplishments this school would not be what is is today. Mr. Eddy Mr. Brown Mr. Schumacher Judy Griffin Gayle Wheeler Deanna Greenough Bus Drivers: Terry Huffman, Jan Me Laughlin, Marsha Morgan, Jammett Berg, Rich Fuller. Ron Sixberry Janitors: Rich Fuller, Howard Curtis, Terry Huffman, Jim Lucas Cooks: Edna Smith.Julie Bennett, Becky Hohstadt. Mert James, and Lind Jacoby School Board: John Tuck, Bob Messinger, John Mills, Bill Tee- ter, and Joe Jarvis 5 I Steven Anthony Ann Rodriguez Lee Lowe Chris Hougham Joe Town Kerma Berry Keith Van Vickie Chuck Vogler Susan Daugherty Laura Seeley Scharel Me Carty John Seeley Earl Hougham Top Picture: Mrs. Me Cany and Rick Sweeney; Middle Picture: Mr. Lowe re- ceiving a putter and heading to the greens; Bottom Picture: Mr. Town with out two best students uiL J' IKMJ 7 1984-85 Student Body Officers President.................Kurt Holt Vice President............Mary Royes Treasurer.................Teressa Me Donald Asst. Treasurer...........Michelle Kilgore Secretary.................Crystal Hafer Business Manager..........Scott Gorham Advertising Manager.......Shawn Bingaman 9 Class of ”90” Kate Botzau Jennifer Christenson Candy Clmkenbeard Kevin Gannon Letha Glenn Jamie Gorham Jeff Hafer Kristie Henderson Stacey Hills Wendy Hug Mark Johnston Kirk Me Kay Adam Messinger Lisa Montgomery Lissie Naughton Kathy Nelson Alan Nicoson Drinda Preston Boyd Rasmussen Tonia Roper Jason Smith Bryan Spry Jarod Teeter Janene Webster Donny White Henry Wilhelm Jill Wilkens Deana Wyland Not Pictured Stacey Willis Timothy Huffman Class Officers: Pres. Boyd Rasmussen; Vice Pres. Janene Webster; Secretary Wendy Hug; Treasurer Allen Nicoson; Representatives Katie Botzau,Jamie Gorham Top Picture: Mr. Seeley and the Volleyball Team; Bottom Picture: Mr. Schumacher presenting awards to Boy's Basketball Team 11 12 Aaron Baker Dana Barker Cheryl Bingaman Mathew Combe David Craig Clinton Doud Dan Eddy Charlene Frizzell Travis Gorham Tamara Huffman Lori Jacoby Rachel Jacoby Jenny King Alishia Koller Dana Margosian Jason Me Coy Daniel Me Donald Tim Me Ginness Niki Peacock Nichole Phelps Brenda Rasmussen Jana Richwine Mike Robertson John Roper Chan Roper Billy Taylor Darren Twiiegar Gale Wheeler Not Pictured Brad Becker Dawn Peacock Debra Ledridge Corina Ocacio Class of 89” Class Officers for the Class of 89 were: Pres. Cheryl Bingaman; Vice Pres. Alishia Koller; Secretary Dawn Peacock; Treasurer Brenda Rasmussen; Representatives Matt Combe and Jenny King Top Picture: Our football team; Bottom Picture: Mr. Seeley and the girls watch as they win another Volleyball match. 13 14 Racheal Anderson Tony Atkins Wayne Caswell Rene Dice Dee Eddy Tom Enter Lisa Freels Belinda Hafer Jodi Hafer Scott Hills Kathy Hohstadt Scott Jarmer Wes Jarvis Courtney Jeffery Jeff Langlitz Class of ”88” Class Officers for the class of 88 were: Pres. Jim Webster; Vice Pres. Tony At- kins; Secretary Annette Me Kay; Treasur- er Nancy Royes; Representatives Darcy Me Cardie and Jeff Langlitz Kim Lauman Darcy Me Cardie Heather Me Donald Annette Me Kay Kristi Me Laughlin Ericka Miller Kim Millering Jennifer Moore Mike Morgan Rick Nelson Andy Query Troy Ralston Michelle Ritchey Nancy Royes Lorenda Walker Top Picture: Annette Me Kay and Darcy Me Cardie trying to talk Santa Jim Webster” into a Christmas gift—Tom Selleck; Bottom Left Picture: Kim Millering giving a cam- paign speech; Bottom Right Picture: Scott Hill playing Joe Cool” 15 Robyn Beardsley, Heidi Campbell, Gwen Cates, Cindy Clymore, Devin Cornford, Gita Elek, Michael Enter, Mike Frizzell, Kerry Gorham, Chris Lauman, Brett Me Coy, Scott Me Donald, Jim Monroe, Bentley Morgan, Kady Murray, George Naughton, Sandy Poe, Lani Query, Craig Richwine, Larry Roberts, Michael Taylor, Dayla Towel!, Lori Tuck, Claudia Veneman, Christy Wilkens, Matt Wyland, Not Pictured Martin Jacoby 16 Class of 87’’ The class of 1986, represented by a group of ambitious young adults, has helped make this school what it is. The close of another school year has brought them one step closer to being leaders of the future. This class has with it students, who's talents are neverending. The class has within it a spirit that can t be duplicated. These students realize that with their Sophomore year behind them and their Junior and Senior years ahead, they can achieve anything they set out to do. 1. Heidi Campbell, You think so?” 2. Sophomore Class officers. Pres. Kady Murray, Vice Pres. Brett McCoy Sargent- at-arms Mike Frizzell, Secretary, Cristy Wilkins, Tres. Bentley Morgan, Rep. Chris Lauman, and Cindy Clymore 3. Gwen Cates and Robin Beardsley close friends . 4. Mike Frizzell working hard. 5. Matt Wayland, Kady Murray Being an artist takes concentration . 17 Greg Bingaman Joe Combe Tony Huffman Shannon McDonald Mike Pugh Shawn Bingaman Tina DeHart Michelle Kilgore Karin Millering Mary Royes Mark Brown Daren Gorham Ward King Heidi Murray Jessie Scott Terry Burns Crystal Hafer Kevin Koehn Justin Petty Kathy Veneman Tom Clymore Chris Hatton Jeff McDonald Eric Phillips Tom Wiley 18 Class of 86” The class of 86 can sometimes be forget- ful. This was the case when it came to getting something to put in this space. However they are a good bunch, some- times I Jfa. 1. Kevin Koehn. I wonder what Mrs. McCarty will blame me for next? 2. Tom Wiley, I’ll do it when Mrs. McCarty turns her back. 3. Junior Class Officers. Pres.-Greg Bin- gaman. Vice-Pres.-Tom Wiley, Sec.- Crystal Hafer, Treas.-Michelle Kil- gore. Reps.-Mark Brown and Shan- non McDonald. 4. Mary Royes- Eat your Heart out Christie Brinkley! 5. Shannon McDonald- 'Wouldn t you like to know. 19 Dawnita Anderson (Kleng), Troy Beards- ley, April Beickel, Lisa Bennett, Brian Col- vin, Ruth Connolly, Dara Doles, Paul Freels, Arianna Gandolfi, Scott Gorham, Mike Griffin, Brent Grissom, Tina Gross, Kurt Holt, Lanna Hurst, Penny Jacoby, Kristie Jarmer. 20 Class of ”85” Faces of old and faces of new, people we know and people we knew. Growing together, then drifting apart, always an ending and then a new start. At graduation we all grow nearer, and all of our friends seem so much dearer. And as we say our final goodbye, one last embrace and one more cry. A keep in touch and a promise I will, a remember when, but, better still, a piece in my heart, you'll always stay. This is what's said as we go our own way. By: Jacki Sherman ' 1. Tina Gross Are you thinking about Mike again? 2. Teressa McDonald, listening to another famousjoe Town lecture. 3- Hey Hey Hey, Troy B. 4. Julie Nelson, You did what? 5. Senior Class officers, Pres. Teressa McDonald, Vice Pres. Dara Doles, Secretary Treasurer Shelley Pryse, Representatives Troy Beardsley and Mike Poe. 22 23 Ronald Kellar, Jodi Kilgore, Karen Kleinknecht, Michelle McCoy, Jeanne Ann McDonald, Teressa McDonald, Julie Nelson, Doug Noyes, Mike Phelps, Mike Poe, Shelley Pryse, Annette Roper, Rena Scott,Jacki Sherman, Rick Sweeney,Jodie Wyland, Alex Zempke. 26 27 HOMECOMING 84 October 22nd rolled around and once again it was homecoming at I.H.S. The weeks dress up days were twin day, 50's day, nerd day, pajama day, and the traditional orange and black day. The bonfire was held Thursday night October 25th. It was cold, wet, and the fire wouldn't start, but once it did it warmed half the town of Imbler. The cheerleaders helped everyone show their spirit. Overall it was a big success. Friday was the big day. The football and volley- ball teams were prepared to face the Pine Eagle Spartans. The football team kept their playoff hopes alive by beating the Spartans 26-25. Though the volleyball team tried hard they didn't fair as well as the football team. They lost in two straight games to the tough Spartans, 15-4 and 15-8. The 1984 homecoming court consisted of seniors Teressa McDonald and Ronald Kellar, juniors Mi- chelle Kilgore and Greg Bingaman, sophomores Bentley Morgan and Jim Monroe, and freshman Dee Eddy and Mike Morgan, Michelle Kilgore and Greg Bingaman were chosen as queen and king. The homecoming dance like the bonfire was slow to get started, but once it did not even the chaper- ons were sitting down. The music and lights were done by Professional Audio Enterprises of the Tri Cities. Thank you, students and faculty of I.H.S. for making HOMECOMING 84 an unforgettable week. 1. Our loyal students at the bonfire. 2. Homecoming court; Teressa McDonald. Michelle Kilgore. Bentley Morgan. Dee Eddy, and mascot Kim Millering. 5. Queen Michelle Kilgore and escort Greg Bingaman. 28 10. Kurt Holt starts the play with help from 35. M. Poe; M. Brown; 63, S. Bingaman; 73, J. Pettey, 83, T. Gy more. Back Row. Coach Harmon. A. c Zemke, R. Kellar. M. Griffin. S. Gorham. S. Bingaman. G. Binga- man. M. Poe. Coach Lowe. K. Holt. T. Beardsley, J. Pettey. K. Koehn, M. Brown. T. Huffman. B. Grissom; Front Row: T. Gy- more, D. Gorham, M. Frizzell. S. Hills. G. Naughton, S. McDonald. K. Gorham. M. Wyland.J. Mon- roe. L. Roberts. M Morgan. T. Ralston. Manager J. Teeter, and Coach Ward. Julie Nelson. Dara Doles, and Penny Jacoby on Pajama Day. Volleyball against Pine Eagle. 11, M. Kilgore; 12. T DeHart; 15. A Beickel; P. Jacoby, D. Doles; and T. McDonald. 29 Volleyball Win-Loss 3-5 Opponent L Wallowa 13-15, 15-10, 15-17, L Pine Eagle 7-15, 15-17, W Joseph 15-13, 11-15, 15-10, L Enterprise 4-15, 9-15, L Grant Unionl5-ll, 12-15, 9-15, W Union 15-4, 16-14, W Elgin 15-12, 12-15, 15-6, L Pine Eagle 3-15, 6-15, 1. Coach McIntosh giving a quick pep talk. 2. Michelle Kilgore saves the day. 3. Teressa McDonald. Get Down! 4. Go fot it Teressa! 30 The 1984-85 Football Season found the Imbler Panthers finished as the runner- up 2nd place team in the Wapiti League. The Panthers finished behind eventual State Champion Enterprise. It was the 3rd time in four years the Pan- thers have advanced to the State Foot- ball Play-offs. Late season injuries hurt the Panthers in the play-offs, but all in all it was a great accomplishment for the team which had to overcome a lot of adversities and make them a team which made us proud to be part of. 1. Kurt Holt and one of his many awesome catches. 2. The man of many faces, Tom Clymore. 3. Kevin Koehn. What Form! 4. Super Seniors- Alex Z., Ron K., Mike G., Mike P., Troy B., Kurt H., Scott G., and Brent G. 1 � '« a • - 4 31 J.V. Football The Junior Varsity Boys football team had an exceptional season this year. With a record of 5-2 in the Wapiti League. The school and the community are all proud of the time, effort and accomplishments during practices and actual playing time. From the looks of the Junior Varsity we should have a good Varsity team next year. We are all looking forward to watching them. Good luck! 1. 83 Tom Clymore 51 Tony Huff- man and Matt Wyland on a kick off. 2. Kerry Gorham makes a dash up the middle. 3. Daren Gorham handing off to Scott Hills with 69 George Naughton and 51 Tony Huffman blocking. 4. 83 Tom Clymore 45 Troy Ralston 69 George Naughton 28 Daren Gorham and 12 Mike Morgan heading back to the huddle. 32 33 Top Picture: C” Team Volleyball Bottom Left Picture. Varsity Team in Action! Bottom Right Picture: Varsity Pat-on-the-Back Varsity Winter Sports 34 GIRL S BASKETBALL Front: Crystal Hafer, Kady Murray, Teressa McDonald, Michelle Kilgore, Heidi Camp- bell, Dee Eddy; Back: Coach Mary Cant, Mary Royes, Penny Jacoby, Michelle McCoy, Dara Doles, Nancy Royes, Cindy Clymore, Manager Heidi Murray WRESTLING Front: Brent Grissom, Darin Gorham, Mike Phelps, Ward King, Kerry Gorham, Devin Cornford; Back: Greg Bingaman, Mike Friz- zell, Mark Brown, Doug Noyes, Man Wy- land; Top: Coach Steven Anthony BOY'S BASKETBALL Front: Alex Zemke, Kurtis Holt, Troy Beardsley, Mike Poe; Back: Tom Clymore, Tom Wiley, Kevin Koehn, Justin Pettey 35 The 1984-85 Girl's Basketball Team made their first trip to the A State Tournament. They were at their best and came home with a second place trophy for all their hard work and effort. The town of Imbler showed up at Pendleton to help their teams to victory. Sparked by the climatic come-back win over the Corbett Cardinals set up the championship game for Satur- day evening. The championship game was the highlight of the successful season that the Panther Girls will cherish for many years to come. 36 The 1984-85 Wrestling team really showed their stuff this year. The team was com- posed of 13 individuals. They finished third in league with a record of four wins, two losses, and one tie. But to everyone's surprise, the team won the district cham- pionship title with three district champi- ons: Doug Noyes. Brent Grissom, and Mark Brown; one second place: Mike Phelps; three third places: Devin Corn- ford, Matt Wyland, and Mike Frizzell; and two fifth places: Greg Bingaman and Ward King. Not placing but helping the team win the championship were: Shawn Bingaman, Darin Gorham, and Mike Pugh. It was a great victory for the team! Mark Brown went on to state to take second place and Mike Frizzell finished with a fourth place medal. Congratula- tions wrestlings on an outstanding season! 37 VARSITY FOOTBALL Jamie Ritchey Ruth Connolly Crystal Hafer Mary Royes J.V. FOOTBALL Robyn Beardsley Lisa Freels Kim Millering VARSITY BASKETBALL Ruth Connolly Tina Gross J.V. BASKETBALL Sandy Poe Gwen Cates Lisa Freels 38 SPRING TIME 40 Top Pictures: Tina De Hart Jeanne Ann Me Donald Kady Murray Middle Pictures: The 1985 Track Team Mike Frizzell Bottom Pictures: Crystal Hafer Heidi Campbell 41 PROM Top Left: The rat pack getting down— Mike P., Kurt H„ Ron K., Scott G., Troy B. Top Right: Darcy M. and Jim W. swaying to the music. Middle Left: Dara D. and Jodi KDid you see her date? Middle Right: Tony A.—Watch out Bruce Lee! Bottom: Many J., Bently M., Jim M., Kady M., Lani Q.—Sophomores taking a break. 42 43 44 CAST Rena Scott April Beickel Mike Griffin Mary Royes Dara Doles Ruth Connolly Kurtis Holt Chris Hatton Scott Gorham Joe Combe CREW Earl Hougham Nancy Royes Diane Gorham Heather Me Donald 45 AWARDS NIGHT Many awards were given out to honor the seniors. Approximately $35,000 was awarded to our top students. Congratula- tions on your high achievements gradu- ates! Top Left: Dara Doles Top Right: Teressa Me Donald Bottom Left: Penny Jacoby Middle Right: Teressa Me Donald Kurtis Holt Bottom Right: Kurtis Holt-Valedictorian and Jeanne Ann Me Donald—Salutatori- an 46 Athletic Banquet Top Left: Football Awards Top Right: Loading Up! Bottom: Honoring the state runner up Girl's Basketball Team 47 GRADUATION 85 Top Left: Julie Nelson Top Right: Troy receiving his diploma Middle: Jeanne Ann's Salutatorian speech Bottom Left: Kurds the Valedictorian Bottom Right: Dara Doles Top Left: Mike just can't believe it! Top Right: Jackie waiting for her turn. 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