Jewell School - Bluejay Yearbook (Seaside, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1988 volume:

JEWELL SCHOOL DISTRICT in ane = ry a5 Sse ee £ te ae eae ‘ £ y � s . YY Fe’. ‘e og . paa? ween be Ps te IL, as Cond Ar, o ry 7 CRAY + Mr. Adamson thinks that the best thing that the school has done is put the writing program. He also thinks that our ry Bernard Adamson school is growing at a rapid speed and Superintendent is very happy with the way the students a get along with the teaching stafé. g Gary Anderson Mary Griepentrog Judy Layman y Principal Secretary Admin. Asst. pw TEACHING STAPF a e on te @2%e ecto pp of Elizabeth Wilcoxen Dan Smith 3rd and 4th Grade 5th and 6th Grade Page by Dana Kunt Neil Hummasti Lyle Cheney Dave Hiebert English Shop Science Richard Storts Louie Kaiser Nancy Quarles Resource Teacher Math Business Wi, Ed Tice Social Studies Susan Wilcoxen Librarian Jim Wilkin Health and P.E. ; ‘ F Kathy Sinz Susan Miller Kindergarten Music Jean Anderson lst and 2nd Grade Jan Kaiser English Joseph LeRoy Resource Teacher Marleen Woolley Classroom Aide i 3 Jackie Norman Classroom Aide Bob Brown Bus Driver Fred Golladay Maintenance Catherine Twombly Cook SUPPORT STAPF Barb Foster Bus Driver Loretta Hale Custodian Kathy Roth Cook Kelly Stinnett Bus Driver Mary Jane Korff Custodian o, : LEFT: Katrina Thompson RIGHT: Sandy Bogart TOF RIGHT: Jeanie Fitkin The 1987 Cheerleaders were enthusiastic, willing to cooperate, listen, ask for help, and learn new things. Mrs. Kaiser says she admires them because it takes guts to get out there and cheer when there are only 3 cheerleaders. They are good rep- resentatives of our school spirit. The cheerleaders have done pep assemblies and fund raisers to boost school spirit. They also planned many activities for the 1987 Homecoming. Good job! LS Be Page by Karen Hacrod 6 VOLLEYBALL 3 Back Row: Miss Quarles, coach; Bonnie Bauserman; Lalania Hagel; Sandi Brown; Lynn Hill; Michelle Waller, manager scorekeeper. Front Row: Woolley. Caronna McGlothlen; Katrina Thompson; Jennife Not Pictured - Katia Silveira e s gt: ® . =e; ne Katze etned Aq sbea Opponant Mt. Hood Christian Westside Christian WSSD St. Paul Delphian OssD Perrydale Mt. Hood Christian Westside Christian WSSD St. Paul Delphian OSSD Perrydale 1987 VOLLEYBALL SCORES First Match iifey = Aly 2 ise aah 3 TUES) 6) a5 Oss) 6 = als aba iiss = ahs: 15 s} oS ale Akal aS 5 ae} = Abe) ibs; Ws f 15 Sel 1 By) = Als 13 Wey =i iN) aks 7 Second Match lis} V5 sat eS 11'S) 2 mS) NS) Final Match 10 15 ake 9 Miss Quarles feels this is one of the best teams ever because of their good spirit and supportive attitudes. She characterized this young team as the beginning of excellence. With their strong abilities to work together and have good sportsmanship, they have great potential. The strong points of this years team include their willingness to learn ana change, their encouraging attitudes, and the supportive relationships that they all share. 9 me i Back: Louie Kaiser, Coach; Steve Hale; Mike Wammack ; f.. Rick Gazeley; Marty Slagle; Jason McClure; Brian Maxey; y Front: Lee Kaiser, Mgr.; Clayton Foster; Josh Chronister; Lance Kaiser; Jeff Smith; Chris VanArnam, Mgr.; Chet McClure, Asst. Coach (picture not available) But as the school year got into progress, some of ey) the boys began to develop grade problems. Failing games were forfeited. The guys worked hard to bring up their grades, and managed to Play four games o ' in which they did well. . Togetherness was a strong vein in this bunch of tough guys. They worked through difficult times and taught eachother a lot about this game we call FOOTBALL! ! grades made eligible players a Minority. Five 10 a) e 2 e Cc buoy W1It?m GUYS BASKETBALL Coaches Daneomith, chris Hale, Brian Maxey, Jason McClure, Scott Pierce, Eric Alderson, Jesse Berdine. Not Pictured - Marty Slagle, Lance Kaiser, Jeff Smith Opponant Jewell The boy’s varsity basketball team had = 3 ° Damascus oo SS its ups and downs again this year. Although SESE x s4 we had zn 8-10 record we feel we had more ups oan a Fi ' ossD = than downs. Marty led the league in most cate- Bochedaie 5S 4g gories and Jesse was an honorable mentican on Seaside sg 3s Pa a} hi sh Westside Ch. 80 32 the league all-star team. Urehigh paint was bel pat 2% 73 beating St.Faul for our homecoming. Sega's Ns as : 6 . au =) A very promising note is that we lose only Mt. Hood Sé SO one senior. We would like to thank Marty for peniyeats = se his contributions and leadership both on and Westside Ch. 71 47 : Delphi 2 cote] off the SSIS See Ay a =e Let s “get “em next year! -—Coach Smith WssD 3S =e Mt. Hood 56 34 Ge e °° p:: : 2 ae @e e lh: 3 OQ: . 0 - : Bay: v o 2 a Cc 3: ce La] - - a Page by Sandi Brown Back row: Front row: picture not Coach, Kaiser; Lynn Hill; Jennifer Woolley; Thompson; available: Sandy Bogart; Sandi Brown Katrina Lisa Williams Kelli Long Jeanie Pitkin 13 Seaside WSSD OSSD Perrydale Seaside Westside Delphian St. Paul Mt. Hood Perrydale OSSD Westside Delphian St. Paul WSSD Mt. Hood 22 aie 41 28 2a 39 48 20 PS) 6 47 43 20 Be oi) 15 this is boring. Hurnyeup, I want some action!! HEY!! This is for you! Page by Sandi Broun the ball's going in the basket!! Scope it out, 14 Face it, youredead! Dortt even think about it. Yourenot going anywhere! 15 Okey girls, control yourselfs!! But coach she just eereceves What are you guys looking at? I've got the ball. Aq ebeag vAoz7g TPuURSs Paula Riley 16 Advisor, Mr. Kaiser; Paula Riley; jeanie Pitkin; Christina Wammack; Marty Slagle; Steve Hale. Pamela Elaine Korff Basketball- 9 10th Scorekeeper- Girls Basketball, 11th Volleyball- 9, 10, 11th Most Improved- 9 10th Honor Roll- Second Semester, 11th Biology Award- 10th 4-H- 9- 12th 17 Paula Kay Riley Scorekeeper- Volleyball, 10th Girls Basketball, 10 11th Manager- Girls Basketball, 9th Class Secretary- 9 10th Student Body Rep.- 11th FFA- 12th 4-H- 9 11th Volleyball- 12th Martin Jeffrey Allen Slagle Basketball- 9- 12th lo alsicn, ab@ke abvAsial Casco League All-Star, Team Captain, 11 12th Football- 10- 12th WMS abe) Best Offensive Lineman, 10th Best Defensive Lineman, 11th Casco League All-Star, 11th Team Captain, 12th Manager, 9th All-State Quarterback, 12th All-State Honorable Mention- Defensive End, 12th Baseball- 11th Track— 9th Class Vice President- 9 10th Class President- 11 12th Honor sROw =o el Op one cin FEFA— 10,71, ( 22th Reporter, 10 llth President- 12th 18 Team Captain Scorekeeper- Boys Basketball, 12th Katia Regina Mosse Silveira F v Robert Steven Hale Football- 9,10, Super Rook, 12th 9th Basketball- 10 llth Most Improved, 10th Mr. Hustle, 11th Baseball- 9 10th Track— LOEth Weightlifting Iron Man, 12th FEA— 9-— 12th %. ee 7 e 2 a log a . es 0 @ 2d A e 4 Coe® exe! Ceet ®e8 ooo” 3° x JUNIORS Alot @ ® y The junior class has got it all! They've got potential ae for high energy, enthusiasm, creativity, brains, power, and money! st Extracurricular activities get the graduating class of re ‘89 pumped! They've already sponsored bake sales, X-mas | %@ sales, poster sales, candy stand, and plans for senior prom, P. smere, and stand being set up. No Academically, this sporadic class has some students with high intensity and higher than average abilities. Then, there are the rest that could put out more effort. oe Three members are on honor society, and quite a few are members of the student council. 4 The juniors have already had a taste of Mr. Tice's (their advisor) moods, and are sure to learn a lot more about : them before they graduate! This class is determined to learn q to manage their responsibilities better. 19 Bonnie Bauserman Sandy Bogart Kelli Long Karen Harrod Jason McClure Scott Knavel Lalania Hagel Charla Pitkin Shirley Hill e @ ee” Regina Miller 20 Uralasneg e;uv0g Aq abeg Page by Sandi Brown The class of 1990 had several fund-raisers planned for this year, but had a hard time following through with all of them. The potential of this class is good, but as Mr. Heibert said, The ones who have the most dont use it, and those who dont, push themselves to the limit. When asked how energetic his class was, Mr. Heibert replied, Its extremely variable, from nonexistant to hyperactive. There grades vary from 11% to 94% and this is the same way in all their other classes. Eric Alderson Jesse Berdine 21 Sandi - SOPHOMORES a Brown ii fh Chris Hale Brian Maxey Bill Uerling Wayne Gourley Holli Gablehouse 2 = e % uACIg {pues Leslie Ingram Lynn Hill Dana Hunt Scott Pierce Michelle Waller Mike Wammack Jennifer Woolley ba) ® ° é oC 4 N ,2 PRESNME ES Pe | Lisa Williams Clayton Foster Leslie Wood Josh Chronister o2® x “ae | Sam Patterson Jeffery Smith Saas Lance Kaiser 23 Shirley Hill Page by Ms. Quarles is the Freshman advisor. She says that they are very outgoing, and capable of success in the future. This Class is very compatible. They have increased in size and this has helped with the amount of funds raised. They have raised money by having a car wash and selling soda pop at a football game. They all say they really enjoyed the car wash and had a fun time getting all wer. 24 UR. NIGH SPORTS = RY BALL Back: Lyle Cheney, Coach; Leslie Wood; Victoria ie Satterwthwaite; Francie Howard; Laura Fairchild; Faith Kelsey; Nichole Hagel. Front: Jennifer Satterwthwaite; Rudy Berdine; Amy Lucia; ry Christina Ingram; Jenny McClure 2 V4 Py) 29 Back Row: Faith Kelsey, Ruby Berdine, Jennifer Satterthwaite, Laura Fairchild, Victoria Satterthwaite, Coach: Jim Wilkins Front Row: Jenny McClure, Amy Lucia, Stephanie VanArnam, Melissa Jarrett ee oP ten Back Row: Loren Williams, Charley Uerling, Lee Kaiser, Chris VanArnam, Billy Weaver, Coach: Ed Tice Front Row: Carl Norman, Nathan Brushe, Shawn Knavel, Daniel Todd, Loren Tyler, Jason Kaiser, Miah Weaver 26 Aq ebeg UAOTg JpUueS Jeremy Hunter Faith { A | Tiffany Raichl Tina Pitkin Matt Samuelson Stephanie VanArnam a ElGNTN PP 4 ty Josh Alderson Laura Fairchild Angie Garfield Francie Howard 27 Tony Hunt Lee Kaiser Amy Lucia Charley Uerling panny Urmansk1i Chris VanArnam ) Billy Weaver Loren Williams Page by Dana Hunt ee 28 in 1 7 Jennifer Chronister Shannon Danner Jessica Harding Jason Kaiser SIXTH Page by Bonnie Bauserman Shawn Ellisor Kasey Johnson Ruby Berdine Emily Hines Christina Ingram Sey Gf. Carl Norman Nathan Brushe Daniel Pierce Shawn Knavel 29 Kallie Edney Sarah Littell Jennifer McClure Mathew Roth Daniel Todd Loren Tyler Jeremiah Weaver ; ° . © 4 Se. é i Monika Slagle Christina Raichl Adrienne Normand eo, e % The fifth and sixth grade class is off to a great start! ae Mr. Smith feels that this class has a lot of positive energy, E and more potential than any group he's seen ina long time. oes This large class is very busy, energetic, bright, and in some cases, devilish! e0 The students are excelling in every direction. In eee general they have higher than average grades. Mr. Smith is hoping this class will learn to manage and accept educa- tional social, and other responsibilities. % “oe Page by Bonnie Bauserman en” Ai VS, 30 Garth Brushe Jean-Marie Ellisor Melissa Fisher ew” 46 7 Troy Johnson Jessica Nelson Kurtis Thompson Jason Yost 4S 7 lente sna! @ 4@ Samuel Normand Christopher Roth Troy Stinnett an Mrs. Wilcoxen says this is an exciting and challenging .... class with a lot of potential. Many are academically inclined and real hard workers. DR | Some of the things they learned about were food and diet, spiders, and weather and temperature. “4 For the Science Fair they had individual projects and 80 collections of their choice. | They practiced positive action , self-concept, and @ personal safety. - y Mrs. Wilcoxen's primary concern is that they get the ry necessary skills to move on. She enjoys teaching the class, b.. especially reading and writing. 31 ) Cully Calvert Josh Kelsey Richard Knavel Mark Lucia pozzey vezex 4a ebed @ Coreesa McGlothen Krista Norman . : of James Sarpola ‘y ee $ 32 Scott Giles Ben Chase Christopher Ellisor ‘Skyler Edwards rie St Christopher Corder April Harding Mindi Yost ,: Nathan Kaiser 4 Jon Chronister Jennifer Fisher Elly Smith Bees Sehote Larry Hough Jereme Holmes 33 Mat Slagle Travis Holmes Nathan Jarrett Leslie Campbell Kyle Smith Jennifer Fisher Miss Sinz feels her involved, energetic first and second graders have a great deal of potential. She feels the basic Skills such as Reading, Writiting and Arithmetic are essential for this age level. Therefore, she takes classes in her spare time to keep up with the latest trends in education. Miss Sinz has developed learning stations, this includes individual stations and group stations. 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