Jewell School - Bluejay Yearbook (Seaside, OR)

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Tim Crawford John Janowski Margie Potts Tina Robinson Doug Rodgers Deena Sprague Neil Vandehey The sophomore class of 1980 may not have achieved much as a whole, but on the individual basis they have excelled. With everyone being involved in sports and other school functions, this class contributed to the student body. The sophomores sponsored the 10 Sophomores slave sale, as is tradition, and also had a St. Patrick’s Day dance. Both of these fund raisers added to their constantly growing bank account. The class officers for the sophomores are Tina Robinson, President; Nei! Vandehey, Vice-president; and Margie Potts, secretary

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1-Carol Adamson puts aside her Harlequin Romance to study trigonometry. 2-Cheryl Hammerberg plays in the glitter among miscellaneous paraphenelia. 3-Smiling, Donna Reeher takes her time with another Chemistry assignment. The Junior class of 1980 could not be called a closely united class. But they most definitely made up for what they lacked in unity with spirit. This year’s Junior class was the second class to find a theme (Rainbow Connections) and decorate for the Junior-Senior Prom. Breaking yet another tradition, the Juniors were the first class to put on the Junior-Senior banquet and to have a one man class government, Ward Vandehey, as President. Juniors 9

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1-Tim Crawford, Doug Rodgers, Margie Potts, Deena Sprague, John Janowski and Tina Robinson are caught looking busy in typing. 2- Appearing dismayed at the thought of more schoolwork is Deena Sprague. 3-Doug Rodgers says, “peace, baby.” 4-Managing not to smile is Tim Crawford. Sophomores 11