Jewell School - Bluejay Yearbook (Seaside, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1974 volume:

JEWELL SCHOOL DISTRICT HN Bluejay 1974 T 116894 Table of Contents Jewell High School THtHOCU CLLONMAMCn cients ionr-iiemr= ira 4 Girls' Volleyball. ......- 6 Jewell Oregon Sauces WA 4 og oop oa oO 8 8 3 Christmas Dance.......- 14 Girls' Basketball .......-. 18 Organizations. .-..++++-s 20 Homecoming. ...---+-+-++-s 23 Boys' SportSs...-+-++-++--. 24 Banquet 9... «= « - + +=) 30 Spring Prom. ..--++-+-+-- 31 Graduationyen-msnemsioielle moon. 32 GPG 5 o bo OOS GOO oC 38 Annual Staff: Lois, Monica, Beth Advisor: Mrs. Wilcoxen Property of Jewell Schoo} Seaside OR 97138 S S be   b | s ; DEDICATION To Jim Samuelson and Carl Norman Both Jimmy and Carl attended Jewell School all their Elementary and High School years. Jimmy graduated in 1970, and Carl in 1973. When I am dead Cry for me a little think of me sometimes, But not too much It is not good for you, or you r husband, or your wife, or your children To allow your thoughts to dwell Too long on the dead Think of me now and again As I was in life At some moment which it is pleasant to recall But not for long Leave me in peace As I shall leave you, too, in peace, while you live Let your thoughts be with the living. YOF You have been given the opportunity to take your place among the tiny minority of the world’s educated men. History will judge you, and you will ultimately judge yourself, on the extent to which you have used your gifts to lighten and enrich the lives of your fellow men. — Robert F. Kennedy School Life ‘ € ose New faces, new teachers, new fears, are all part of a freshman’s first days at Jewell. Gradually fear and loneliness develop into Joy and happiness, to make a freshman year the beginning of amemory to cherish. A sophomore year is similar to a flower’s springtime. During this year the sophomore, like a flower bud, 1s exposed to new sensations- blossoming friendships, car washes, dating, and last, but not least, the High School Prom. Running along a beach, looking forward, never back, the juniors plan for future days. Like a wave in motion, they will break into their senior year. Leaves mature and fall off the tree and seniors leave their secure home at Jewell. The common bond which united us here will remain with us always. To remember, to remember, to remember..... Volleyball 1973 Susie Rinkes, Tammy Best, Joanne Enevoldsen, Monica Morgan, Denise Olstedt, Judy Morgan, Lois Borders, Rose Butler, Sharon Morgan, Vicki Jensen, Coach: Margaret Brushe. Awards Most Valuable Player ; Lois Borders 7th and 8th Grade _: Edna Borders Most Improved Player ; Tammy Best 7th and 8thGrade_: Teri Reierson Robin Wood, Laura McGlothen, Sheila Hecker, Kelly Beckman, Front Row: Back Row: Mrs. Brushe, Teri Reierson, Tami Reierson, Cindy Gray, Edna Borders. Student Body STUDENT BODY OFFICERS: Public Relations, Judy Morgan; Secretary, Denise Olstedt; President, Lois Borders; Sergeant-at-Arms, Jim Ingle; Treasurer, Sharon Morgan; Vice President, Susan Rinkes. President: Lois Borders This year the Student Body tried working a Student Council, but after a time, it was decided that the Council wasn't accomplishing the regular tasks of the Student Body, and so it was disbanded. Some of the many projects the Student Body put on were the Fall Rummage Sale, the Christmas Dance, a Homecoming Dance, a Spring-Time Raffle, and a Spring Carnival. Many of us learned a lot from these projects, and found fun in working together. New Shop and Science Building 10 Halloween Halloween is here and the witches are about.......cc..ccccccescccecs ae This year a lively spirit from the past came back to haunt the school looking for the traditional Halloween goodies and for Hansel, her favorite little boy. However, all she found were ...some weird looks, a few screams and a NEW Hansel! ... And the goblins’ 11 getcha ifn' ya don't watch out! ! 11 12 Thanksgiving This year proved to be somewhat of an experience for the girls in Home Ec. In keeping with the spirit of Thanksgiving the girls created their own feast. Cooking all the food themselves, and in- viting some of their family and the teaching staff, the Thanksgiving Dinner was a complete success. Carolers, 6th grade through 12th grade enliven the Christmas spirit. Christmas Program Santa and Helpers Toys on Parade 13 14 hristmas Dance ++.++.as a good time is had by all! 5, 6, 7 8th Grade Basketball Front Row: Wade Morgan, Steve Adamson, Ray Norman, Mike Front Row: Skip Jensen, Tim Ingle, Loren Berg, Dean Nelson, Back Row: Mark Best, Jerry Ingle, Dean Wheeler, Clay Foster, Back Row: Donny Irvine, Don Wheeler, John Smith. Coach: Virgle James Reierson, Gary Morgan, Coach: Ed Berg 15 ae tas ' a eth A ETA ON ’ as OS Sintec seems, my a Carnival Noise and confusion and lots of fun, out- lined the 1974 high school carnival. Lots of booths held younger sets attention, and bingo and the cake-walk highlighted the rest of the evening. 17 18 Girls’ Basketball 1973-74 Susie Rinkes, Tammy Best, Denise Olstedt, Mrs. Brushe, Monica Morgan, Lois Borders, Sharon Morgan, Not Pictured: Judy Morgan Front Row: Teri Reierson, Sheila Hecker, Robin Wood, Edna Borders, Back Row: Laura McGlothen, Kelly Beckman, Tami Reierson, Mrs. Brushe Varsity, Judy Morgan, Most Improved Player J.V., Edna Borders J.V., Robin Wood Most Valuable Player Most Improved Player Varsity, Lois Borders Varsity, Susan Rinkes Most Valuable Player Most Inspirational Player The Best Coach of the Year Award, to our one and only Mrs, Brushe, who managed to keep one great team together for a good year. 19 The Awards Banquet The banquet proved to be the climax for most of the year. Various different awards were given ranging from The will eat anything award, to Most Valuable Players, Drivers Ed. certifi- cates were given and the 8th grade graduation was also that night. The guest of the night was Frank Buckiewitz, Athletic Director and Football Coach of Pacific University. 20 Lenny Reierson, Susie Rinkes, Lois Borders, Sharon Morgan, Lynne Rodgers, Max Norman, Denise Olstedt, Mr. James, and not pictured, Judy Morgan Math Club Lettermen s Club Hal Williams, Brad Beckman, David Samuelson, Mark Smith, Keith Borders, Lenny Reierson, Toby Norman, Jim Ingle, Max Norman, Bob Hanthorn, Mike Beckman, Mr. Sherrill. Not Pictured: Billy Garfield. 21 Cheerleaders, Beth, Sharon, Betty, Lois, and Vicky. With much effort and spirit, the group of girls tried to urge their team victory. Yet victory is all in vain unless the meaning of victory is under- stood as fullment. No yells or cheers can bring a gain, really all that brings on is pain. 22 Lois and Betty HOMECOMING 1974 (ah Sd kk ie | a art 7 1974 Homecoming Court- Freshman Princess Christine Halbeck with escort Max Norman, Sophomore Princess Judy Morgan with escort Jim Ingle, Junior Princess Betty McGlothen with escort. Lenny Reierson. 1974 Homecoming arrived in February amid much celebration: a hay-ride, Mud Bowl tug-of- war, Grubbie Day, and other activities kept every- one busy . . . and guessing! Homecoming Court included Chris Halbeck, freshman; Judy Morgan, sophomore; Betty McGlothen, junior; Susan Rinkes, senior princess. The week culminated on Saturday with the Wishram game (a win!) and the dance with the an- nouncement of the Queen, Susan Rinkes. 1974 Homecoming Queen- Susan Rinkes, escort Lenny Reierson 23 24 Jewell Basketball 1973-74 A year to Remember. A lot of work, some fun and number 32? Jewell Jewell Jewell Jewell Jewell Jewell Jewell Jewell Jewell Jewell Jewell Jewell Jewell Jewell Jewell Jewell Jewell Jewell Jewell Jewell Jewell Jewell Mike Beckman, Mark Smith, Jim Ingle, Toby Norman, Lenny Reierson, B Brad Beckman, Max Norman, Bob Hanthorn, Coach- Steve Sherrill e bo auc oui bo oc [op] Cc Score Card OG, 84S. IDs Columbia Christian Bishop Dagwell Camas Valley Columbia Christian Perrydale Gaston Fall City Columbia Christian Wishram Valsetz Tillamook Catholic Gaston N. Clackamas Christian Perrydale Fall City Columbia Christian Tillamook Catholic Valsetz Tillamook Catholic Wishram N. Clackamas Christian 103 109 Garfield, Keith Borders, David Samuelson, Hal Williams, Our graduating Seniors this year are Toby Norman and Keith Borders. Keith was also voted by the rest of the team and Mr. Sherrill, as The Most Improved Player for the season. 25 26 Jim Ingle Lenny Reierson Best Defensive Co-Captain, Player Mr. Hustle David Samuelson Co-Captain Most Valuable Player Most Inspirational All CASCO First Team All League Keith, Lenny, Toby, David, Jim, Coach: Steve Sherrill Baseball 1974 Front, left to right: Brad Beckman, Bob Hanthorn, Mike Beckman, Mark Smith, Back: David Samuelson, Lenny Reierson, Max Norman, Jim Ingle, Coach: Steve Sherrill Not Pictured: Toby Norman and Billy Garfield 27 David Samuelson Lenny Reierson Bob Hanthorn Max Norman Co-Most Valuable Player Best Hitter, Golden Glove 1st Team, 3rd Base, North Valley, All Conference Co-Most Valuable Player Co-Most Inspirational Mr. Hustle, 1st Team, Pitcher, North Valley, All Conference Most Improved Player 1st Team, Utility Infielder, North Valley, All Conference Co- Most Inspirational 30 ee Toby, Susie, Sharon, Keith Junior-Sentor Banquet and The Community Club outdid themselves again for a beautiful Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. Keeping the dance theme a secret, they pulled off a beautiful Fantasy Land evening. Prom Prom Royalty King, Keith Borders, Queen, Susan Rinkes fire! 31 32 Graduation Steven Roth and escort, Lois Borders Keith Borders and escort, Judy Morgan 33 otek FIND YOUR FAVORITE GIL aby lesb JaHENG OP IM ais 1241G Je, ! Mr. Bernard Adamson: Superintendent - Principal, Counsellor Judy Berg: Secretary, Deputy Clerk Office Aides: Beth Adamson, Denise Olstedt, Sharon Morgan, David Samuelson. Other aides were: Vicki Jenson Math Aide Toby Norman SUTOE Aide Betty McGlothen 3 4 aide Lois Borders 1 2 aide Brad Beckman 1 2 aide David Samuelson 1 2 aide Judy Morgan 1 2 aide Judy Morgan Library Aide Florence Garfield Library Aide Keith Borders 7 8 aide ADMINISTRATION che 36 Virgle James Math Personal Finance Geography SUTOE Stephen Sherrill Driver's Ed. Boy's Health PE 7-8 Social Studies Typing II General Business Boy's Coach Donald Pepin Shop U.S. History, Arts Crafts Margaret Brushe 7-8 Home Ec. Girl's Health PE American Problems English 7 and 8 Girl's Coach David Hansen Science 7 and 8 General Science Art Biology William Johnston Horticulture Welding Animal Husbandry Susan Wilcoxen English Home Ec. Typing I Annual Librarian NORMAN WILKINS JANITOR BUS DRIVERS: SAM SAMUELSON GENE MATTINGLY 37 38 Keith David Borders Seniors 1974 Sharon Ann Morgan Susan Margaret Rinkes Class Motto The realization of accomplishment is in tomorrow's setting sun......SMR Class Flower. ..... . Yellow Rose Class Colors. ... . .Purple and Gold Valedictorian. ..... . .Steven Roth Salutatorian. ...... Susan Rinkes 39 Beth Adamson Brad Beckman Lois Borders Rose Butler Florence Garfield William Garfield Betty McGlothen David Samuelson Elaine Smith Jim Ingle Judy Morgan Max Norman Denise Olstedt Leonard Reierson Mark Smith 41 42 Mike Beckman Monica Morgan Hal Williams Freshman Lila Williams Vicki Jensen Mrs. Mattingly 1st and 2nd grade Mrs. Wilcoxen 3rd and 4th grade Grade School Faculty Mr. Wallace 5th and 6th grade Nancy and Verna. Teachers Aides 43 Jerry Ingle Laura McGlothen Wade Morgan Michael Nelson Ray Norman Cynthia Gray Brian Hammerberg Sheila Hecker Steve Adamson William Baker Kelly Beckman Mark Best Edna Borders Willy Combs Not Pictured: Billy Butler David Traxler Deanna Walker Tami Reierson Teri Reierson Clay Smith Paula Traxler Dean Wheeler Robin Wood Carol Adamson Loren Berg Dean Foster Linda Hammerberg Cheryl Hamme rberg Heidi Hanson Cheryl Hecker James Harding Shelly Sorenson Tim Ingle Donny Irvine Skip Jensen Marcy Layman Kim Mattingly Henry Meeker Gary Morgan John Reierson Julia Rinkes Connie Rinkes Gary Traxler Donald Wheeler Debra Wood 5th Oth Lynda Adamson Daren Berg Johnny Burgoyne Robin Courtwright Aaron Hanson Allen Hecker Joan Layman Karen McDonald Dawn McGlothen Jimmy Meeker Lori Morgan Dawn Smith Teddy Wilkens ON arts Be Sone aE «2: = ) Se SS = 47 48 Alan Berg Helen Hanenkratt Spencer McKee Todd Morgan Erin Gray Karen Hammerberg Charles McDonald Cheryl Smith Barbara Mattingly, Teacher THIS ANNUAL WAS MADE POSSIBLE BY THE MERCHANTS WHO PURCHASED ADS. 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