Jewell School - Bluejay Yearbook (Seaside, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1977 volume:

fT oat es Coste ties a ts yi - DEDICATION We the students of Jewell High School would like to thank Melvin Samuelson for his long years of service as bus driver on the Birkenfeld bus run. Mr. Samvelson, known to the students as 'Sam'!, retired this year after 20 years of service. The athletic program is especially in- debited to Sam because of the time and support he has given us. THANKS fe Any: CONTENTS Contents Dedication Annual Staff Administration Faculty Faculty SSL Work Zone Expansion Expansion School Days Classes Seniors Juniors Sonhomores Freshmen 8th Grade Tth Grade 6th Grade Oth Grade 4th Grade Simdesarade 2nd Grade Ist Grade Kindergarten Cheerleaders Sole ws Volleyball Basketball 1 8 Basketball Softball Baseball Remember When? Picture Page Banquet-Prom Carnival Potpourri = 37 What's Happen'n53-56 Graduation 97-58 Efteture Page Ss) Ads 60-66 MMO CONDO WPF O i NMER Ee po 50020 Fito NIN NO ee PWN ONO WhH i Yearbook Staft Mira, Tana, Kelly, Loren, Debbi, and Raymond try to sort things out and come up with a yearbook. The following pages are their effort. It is a long learning process and hopefully they can improve with each year. We can only promise however! ADMINISTRATION MR. ADAMSON SUPE RINTENDENT— PRINCIPAL SHARON ALLEN DEPUTY CLERK eS - MISS MINNICK LIBRARIAN hn MR. JOHNSON MR.GLOVER MR. McLAIN MRS. WILCOXEN : a MR. McHENRY MISS MINNICK MR. CHANCEY HICKMAN CLOCKWISE Catherine Twombly and Sybil Nor- man take time to pose for our camera. They keep the lunches coming through thick and thin. Bill Roth is our handyman! He is the man to see if anything is wrong. Like a bus! Verna Meeker gets caught cleaning a window. She also gets caught cleaning everything else too! Phyllis Hale drives the daily bus runs as well as team bus. Judy Layman tells a teacher where to go...to get a film. Judy helps out with reading, playground sup- ervison and office duties. fe nate od easet et pee 4 A YEAR OF EXPANSION betore new hallway... ew “old” office... new office... modern home ec room new desks... new rooms... new lockers... same seasons! School Days? ? CLOCKWISE 1. Here we have stopped Carol Adamson's mouth in mid sentence. This was no easy photographic feat. You know her mouth so fast we had to get a special lens. 2. Mr. Hickman uses a new technique of discipline. Here he makes Jim Meeker eat a Geography book. 3. Connie has peanut butter sun glasses! h. Could it be the Easter Bunny? 5. Kelly Thompson doing what he does best! � ATL THE PRESIDENTS ME Carl Bernstein: Bob Woodward KOWNSLAR AMERICAN rc) z ot Adee Pd ro Ww pe 13 Seniors MIKE BECKMAN TAMMY BEST BOB HANTHORN RAYMOND RIES HAL WILLIAMS MR. JOHNSON ADVISOR he a eS SLT ea na Sie ae ear oer ee eae eo = © bis en eae mee Bibra piers —Goodbye! gre LISTEN LADY! WE CAN'T GIVE THIS STUFF AWAY!! iS WHAT DID YOU DO IN SCHOOL TODAY? TAMMY LANDS ON THE MOON!!! near eee -e SiSotermntneieel , 4 peas Peierls rie ee to hmastet 14 15 Juniors KELLY BECKMAN STEVE ADAMSON EDNA BORDERS CHARLOTTE CRAWFORD RAY NORMAN SHEILA HECKER MIKE RIES KATHY SPRAGUE CLAY SMITH DANA VANDEHEY DAVID SUNDWALL ROBIN WOOD —— just one more year! MR. CHANCEY 5 ADVISOR a . MARK BEST say Sophomores HERB CAMBERG BRIAN HAMMERBERG TANA HILL MARK JACKSON WADE MORGAN JERRY ROSENSTIEL MARK SIMENSEN PAULA TRAXLER TAMI TERI MR. McLAIN ADVISOR a year of experiences 19 Freshmen LOREN BERG SHAWN GREELMAN SCOTT FRAZIER CHERYL HECKER SKIP JENSEN MARCY LAYMAN CONNIE RINKES KELLY THOMPSON DEBI ROBINSON DEBBI WOOD JOHN REIERSON — —a year of learning MR. GLOVER ADVISOR ipl, ee Freshmen took tests, played volleyball, took tests, played basketball, took tests, wrote Care-Free gum a million times, took the time to bug teachers, took tests, held dances and went to dances, yelled at each other, and giggled, took tests, played baseball, played softball and took more tests. 20 74 Carol Adamson Bert Colletto Frank Colletto Dean Foster Cheryl Hammerberg Linda Hammerberg Donnie Irvine Laura McKee Julie Rinkes Wendy Robinson Brian Simensen Gary Traxler Colette Coletto Tim Crawford Jimmy Meeker Tina Robinson Doug Rodgers Neil Vandehey Ward Vandehey Deena Sprague Mr. Hickman Mrs. Wilcoxen Advisors 22 Dawn Smith Allen Hecker Veronni Portrey Linda Adamson Todd Johnson Violet Rosenstiel Michelle Portrey Sean Boyd Tami McGlothen Daren Berg Kathy Riley Bobby Robinson 23 Lisa Rinkes Paul Vandehey Kim York Wendy Gatton Rod Camberg Brenda Morgan Karen McDonald Tim McGlothen Susan Colletto Shannon Hill 24 25 Helen Hanenkratt Alan Berg Karen Hammerberg Joelle Greelman Wendy Wilson Joanie Layman Gary Gatten Robin Johnson Charles McDonald Graham Vandehey Lori Adamson Kevin Layman Reggie Mitchell Shawna Portrey Jason Boyd Mrs. Wilcoxen Teacher 26 Julie Riley Steven Hale Juniper Bacon Paula Riley Tim Hammerberg Carrie Jo Nicholson Regina Miller Stephen Whiteman Jale Johnson Tatia Smith Craig Camberg Mary Ann Nicholson Andy Portrey Richard Nicholson David Colletto Thad Shields Geanie Pitkin Marty Slagle Mrs. McHenry Bobby Pitkin 28 29 Kinderg Michelle Wilson Shirley Hill arten Cody Dresser Alec York Mrs. Slanger Teacher i Angela Holmes Charla Pitkin Cheerleaders Boosts Spirit The Cheerleaders for the 1976- 77 season were : Debbi Wood, Shawn Greelman, Paula Traxler, Marcy Layman, and Tana Hill. vol leybal | OS ©) af ee a) Ne Y) © =) basebal | GIRLS THIRD AT DISTRICT The season ended with a loss but not before the Blue Jay vol- leyball team wound up third in our District. This was even more gratifying considering the girls compete at an 'A' level. Two of our girls gained all-league rec- ognition. They are Kelly Beckman and Tammy Best. The girls finished the regul ar season in second place. They lost to St. Paul in the opening round of the District playoffs, winding up third in District. Outlooks are brighter for us this coming year as only one me- ae a Ah Best, gr wiceics i cl) ae Kelly Beckman pleads with the coach, I only have two hands and I can't remember which one works.' a. moves one of his players into position. Cheryl, Monica, Robin, Mira, Debi, and Connie are the participants. “ 4 int ox a - ‘3 = ‘ ® Mii { }: = or avy SA, 1977 JEWELL VOLLEYBALL 2NDPLACE NORTH VALLEY LEAGUE 3RD PLACE DISTRICT Jewell's varsity takes the court against N.C.C. The team includes Charlotte Crawford,Marcy layman, Paula Traxler, Edna Bord- ers, Kelly Beckman,and Tammy Best. j a a nTIME OUT! You guys wake up out there! Kelly Beckman gets an earfull from the coach as the team listens closely. These timeouts occurred quite often especially during the t Catlin Gable game when the girls Los a game they led 1-1. Remember girls? o , ad � Ss me eat oo The J.V.s lend themselves support as they prepare for the first game. They are; Marcy Layman, Tana Hill, Debbi Wood, Connie Rinkes, Cheryl Hecker, and Mira York. Most of these girls wound up playing varsity also. Paula Traxler, Marcy Layman and Edna Borders zero in on the ball as they eagerly anticipate the return. 34 Mark Jackson MVP Be st Defensive Leading Scorer 1977 Boys Basketball Team members: L to R: Steve Adamson, Skip Jensen, Mark Best, John Reierson, Mark Jack- son, Raymond Rites, and Ray Norman. John Reierson Most Improved Steve Adamson es Mr. Hustle a oe Most Inspirational ; oa OR | = XX 36 GIRLS NAIL DOWN ed | 37 n | STRATEGY SESSIONS! ! ae ne Se 3rd 1977 Blue Jays AresLeft to Right: Connie Rin kes, Cheryl Hecker, Tana Hill, Tami Reierson, Teri Reierson 3 Paula Traxler, Edna Borders. Botto! Row:Debbi Wood, Toni Jackson, Coac Glover, Robin Wood, and Gharlott Crawford. AT DISTRICT The girls Basketball program got a boost this year when they went to the District playoffs. Coach Glover's girls wound up in second place in the CASCO League behind powerful Valsetz. The team went on to the District 1 playoffs only to lose to Eddy- ville. However the team placed three girls on the All=Star team Edna Borders, Tami Reierson , Teri Reierson were the three. Outlooks are great for next year as no one will graduate from the team. Betcha they will go on over to Baker and win!!!!!. a Jewell Trap! Edna, Paula, Sheila, and Charlotte gang up on OES. Good defense girls. HERE COME THE BLUE JAYS!! Charlotte breaks from the field to score on a layin. Following up are Tana, Edna and the rest of the team. Coach Glover with the help of Robin Wood point ito a weak spot in their defense e hj bh = cnsaaannnanee: 7th 8th basketbal — = ABOVE: Coach Johnson waves his girls past third and on to home. It looks as tho Robin is telling her sister to move it! BELOW: Edna backs Debi up as a Sea- side player watches warily. LOWER LEFT: Edna saves a run as she leaps to glove a line drive. UPPER LEFT: Tami belts a homer wher the girls played the, a little bit older girls. Were i ad z Sa 2 ee me = ees; idl pee NN LEFT ABOVE: Marcy Layman strikes fear into Seaside batters as the always set and ready Reiersons back fi the play up. RIGHT:Tana The Babe Hil1 � gets set to whomp another� = pitch into orbit. =, BELOW:Teri gets her glove) on ascreamer from the, _) shortstop ending seasides | «hopes. LEFT s Debi Soft Touch Wood dribbles a creeper’ back to the mound. Better eat Wheaties Deb! fis SAEs, ht ie td at 2, 7 La erfect? ABOVE LEFT: Raymond Ries eyeballs a low pitch. Raymo nd should have swung at it because it was a called third strike. LOWER LEFT: Robbed of blinding speed at birth, Mike Beckman gets caught as he tries to steal third. Coach Glover was revived several seconds later. BELOW: Mark Jackson takes a cut at a Columbia Christian pitch.No way Mark! ABOVE: 1977 Jewell Baseball Team. The members are from left to right; Bob Hanthorn, Mark Jackson, Raymond Ries, Steve Adamson, Mike Beckman, Hal Wil- liams, David Sundwall, Scott Frazier, John Reierson, and Ray Norman. ’ MH By (rt pe? oer ABOVE LEFT: Mark Jackson connects for a triple. Thats more like it Mark! LEFT: Hal Williams, a walkon, gets a hit! (The ball hit him in the stomache and he scored moments later.) He does look like the Babe! dosen't he. LOWER LEFT: John Reierson slides into home safely, as the ump watches. ABOVE AND BELOW: Raymond and Mark make sure they touch home plate as they score in that big first inning. RIGHT: ERROR!!! Ray tries to find out where it hurts as the ball squirts away. BELOW: Mark Jackson's pitch seems to hang in mid-air. Is this called a clothesliner?? BELOW RIGHT: Scooter Frazier bats left handed or right. This means he can strike out either way! Just kidding tho! Scott! RIGHT: Steve Adamson | Soe strides for the fence jews only to wind up on @ the bench! Fa a -.« LEFT: Ray Norman puts 2 The tag on a Columbia christian base runner “= as the Blue Jays end “sg -. another rally. REMEMBER WHEN? RESTROUAL NOt ————=e comrteTeD YeT | Dig Ace USE ResTRoome mK COENCE Kool THE LIGHTS WENT OUT AT THE PERRYDALE GAME! HANK You eae _..THE LONG WAIT TO GO WAS MADE LONGER! i “-- SKIP HOMERED OPPOSING TEAMS! ...HOME EC TRIED PANCAKES! ’ Sa a = = eo a rae ee — = poh Es = os — RIGHT: Steve and John meet head on during a P.E. cage ball game. Cage ball, as Jewell students play it, is a combination of hockey, soccer, football, karate and judo, guerilla warfare and boxing. BELOW: The students tried to win a free concert from KGW by writ- ing 78,138 times Care Free Gum an EAR is ABOVE RIGHT: We always knew the Students could steal anything - Here they try to walk off with a piano of all things! RIGHT: Sheila, Charlotte, Robin, and Dana seem to wish they were outside. We all wish they were outisde also... ee 50 OKAY MR. McHENRY, SMILE. READY? FLASH! NO SMILE MR. McHENRY. READY? FLASH! NO MR. McHENRY. OPEN YOUR EYES! READY? FLASH! ITS ABOUT TIME! YOU KNOW...YOU REALLY SHOULD HAVE TAKEN THE PENCIL OUT OF YOUR POCKET. THIS IS A RESPECTABLE PORTRAIT COMPANY... 5] Peto %, a = ras oT a 4 ee ae +t. ae eee : . What’s Happenin : Charlotte Crawford gets her measles innoculation and then checks to see if her arm is intact. If Dean Foster would only study his Science like he studies his MAD. 8th graders Carol, Tami, and Wendy show us their best sides! 93 Steaks cooking for the Jr-Sr Banquet. Homecoming week is the signal for all the fruits to come out of hiding. Up in the corner act- ing natural are a couple of real Kum quats. Robin and Charlotte try not to be noticed. The trio at right Debi Connie, and Debbi, have real problems The hot chicks in the other picture show what the 50's were like. Glad we are by the 50!s!!! Sis-Boom-Bah Yeah! Cennie finishes a cheerleader tryout reutine with a rah and a somersault. Another tryout for cheerleader was 4 chorus line. Well! ote) Mike Ries flips his pancake ala Oney style. Assisting him are syrup maker Kathy Sprague and loafer eater Clay Smoth. Here we have Dr. Spock..er..wh. Connie Rinkes. What a nurdo!’Edna and Robin after Edna dropped the powdered sugar. What a burn! A-N-T-I-C-I-P-A-T-I-O-N! Practicing for graduation the High School choir belts out a song. 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