John Adams High School - Reflections Yearbook (Portland, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 196 of the 1976 volume:

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' 'tk umwm .N Q v ,a ...H W, QQQA- 9 A ,,,,4b' 'xox , Y 5- A A Q 'Og' x' -' -0 ash , x Wy , dw . wi' - 'X 5412 1 M A-Q ,w 1, A ex wi Q' W ,. . .fd , QM . ,. A 2 v gig X J 1:5 ,Eg .1 ,f N, M . ,Q 4' 'nav 'nr My .- . sf 1: --., ..' . ,. ' if ? I lksfaraaa laaa was sara aa easy aalaa fa ,alaa Nara faaaa a ,alaaa fa hide away. . . a a Introduction M I1 A x Introduction Oh J 5511555 llf' y5sf5r5I5z,1f iv'-Q55 1 Introduction yesterday? ezetilfitiee Early season pep assemblies well attended ltopl Varsity football team is featured in pep assembly, from left, Robert Decius, Peter Demas, Dan Owens, Jeff Hlrte, Coach Pete Burchell, James Arceneaux, Mike Gentry, Bruce Klein, J.R. Miles, lrightl Teacher Ken Berry performs on piano for students at assembly. E lleftl Luanne Calcagno and Patricia Hahlor cheer with crowdg lbelowl Liz Steftens participates in activity where they exchange shoes while in sleeping bagsg lbottoml Enthusiastic crowd watches assembly. Fall Activities Students hecir speakers, s s s hold severcil picnics lrightl John Mitchell assembles T-- off games for wood shopg lbelowl Miss Oregon Betty Jo Hupfer parti- cipates in a candid question-and-ans- wer session with Quincy staff and students. 'Q--, an 22 lrightl Alpha students Eddie Willis 8fTim Warren look at Camp Menu- cha's beautiful viewg labove rightj Mike Jump shows off T-shirt,' loppo- site pagel Alpha student Mike Dodge enjoys picnic apple at Camp Menu- cha. , ta ttt,tit. s mf T A 'ZW' H Fall Activities i 3 a 3 I E 2 . s 2 5 5 3 I r z E E ii 'Af' le .1-'fra a..w-,bv ltopl Haynes students ham it up in front of Pittock Mansion during Octo- ber field trip when they also visited Portland State Universityg lrightl 19- 75 Football Homecoming Court, kn- eeling from left, Sophomore Princess Monica Wickstrom, Junior Princess Rosemary Wattles, Freshman Princess Felicia Battle lstandingl sophomore Prince Paul Falbo, Senior King Don Kindred, Senior Queen lnez Amado, U H. 1 SP' .,.f fl - F M 1. 1. Freshman Prince Allen Evans. X -P . Egiiya 'ft 5. 24 Fall Activities lLeft1 Quincy Students Marina Aldro- vandi and Jim Uomini relax while on field trip at Camp Collins, lbottom leftl Quincy teacher Connie Speros shows off Halloween costume, Octo- ber 31, when approximately 20 peo- ple dressed up,' lbelowl David Vau- ghn is supervised by Renee Bergman while testing water at the Columbia, Slough in November, lbottom rightl News Staff students Bill Hall, .lan Ferchweiler, Darrell Jabin and Kris Carleson explore Eugene shopping mall while on break from journalism workshop in October at University of Oregon. Piiiock, Halloween Homecoming, experienced get ' sis Q i :Q 'Url' .K 1 :ii A Q yn. Q i by S i the 4 1, X I ,,, , Q.. If ' in f Fall Activities ,pf A,,s,J f 13 H ltop leftl Students nails steak to platter for open fire cooking in Liz Nixon's overnight camping classy ltop rightl Jobel Verzosa watches steaks smoke over fire,' lrightl Mez School puppeteers perform before studentsg labovel from Faubion school. The Mez puppeteers, supervised by tea- cher Pete Burchell have done shows at many schools, rest homes and shopping centers throughout Portland lcenter leftl teachers Mick Toner and Pete Burchell enjoy a game of foos- ball while on Mez field trip to skateworld. , ,,--' t Nu-xx Fall Activities Camping, puppets fill fall experiences ual' lleftl David Williams, Nels Goranson, and Darrell Jabin fight for volleyball on Hampshire picnic to Kelly Point Parkg lbelowl Vernita Williams and Elaine Johnson relax on an Alpha trip to Camp Menuchag lbottoml Adams Graduates Mark Bosworth and Paul Rothert gather around Mez student Sue Marto on Mez trip to Blue Lake. 5 la-1' Cl f wwf ,A 1 K I tl- im, .Q labovel Anne Lafreniere and Susan Zimmerman set mood in sequence of The Madwoman of Chaillotg ltop rightl Sue Marta, the Madwoman, rehearses scriptg lrightl Harold Johnson and Lloyd Meskimen chat in cafe. Ivladwoman Q K4 41.43 f'f?f'f4s257:f3QYi' ' os . , 1 . 3 Y W if V 5 ,L f ' in ., . . ,rv X 1!P 2Mw'ff' .7 ' labovel Mary Ann Asson along with Connie Speros display costumes for play, labove leftl Nathan Harms plays Dr. Jadin. Fall ploy hos humor The Madwoman of Chaillot was the first drama production that in- volved school administrators, teachers and students. The madwoman icoun- tess Aurelial was played by Sue Marto and Ann Lafreniere. The play is a French comedy set in Paris during the 1900's when much political upheaval was taking place including the German occupation of France. The play was held on November 14, 15, 21 and 22 in the auditorium. Some of the main characters on different nights included Harold Johnson, Lloyd Nleskimen, Sally Faist, along with many others. The play was directed by Ted Michaud, Stephanie Elliot and Sallie Faist. lvladwoman 29 30 US, Aoloms new home forVieinomese Q fi' Adams was the high school for 14 Vietnames refugees. They began at- tending olasses in September, 1975 after being airlifted from areas in and around Saigon during the war evac- uation period. The students spent several months adjusting to their new surroundings and were helped in the difficult transition period by Mrs. Nga Jones, a tutor and interpretor, by Adams reading specialist Will Bee Homles, and by countless others including Alpha school where they were team members. Their impressions of America were good and they like the options avail- able to them in the Adams cirricu- lum. Someday, however, they ex- pressed a desire to return to their homeland. labovel Troung Chi concentrates on her work,' ltopl Mario Mitchell helps Tinh Weaver and Troung Chi on an assignmentg lrightl Tinh Weaver pra- ctices her writing skills. W 1 :sri-at 'T . I i VEITNAMEESE STUDENTS. lfrom leffl Tinh Weaver, Troung 77730, LUOUQ Mai, TVUUVYQ Chi, Tran I-Dan Troung Troung Loan, Tinh T. Weaver, Luong Ha, Pham Tuyet, De, Pham Mafih, and Pham HUNQ- Vietnamese Students lleftl Marina practices on the guitar, one of her many hobbiesg she also stops working to pose for a picture lbottom leftl, and to chat with friend lbelowl. 5 we .av ' 5.1 ,. , ff 54. N ..t ,.. A cf- Wg, W .. ' '- .a .-,,....wwfr 5 . ltdly's Mcirinci had gredt yecir dt Aolcims Attending Adams this year has been really interesting learning ex- perience. Things have changed alot from the beginning, when I walked into Quincy with mv funny British accent and my standard English spel-- ling. I like the people at Adams. live been to other schools around Portland and in Washington, but l feel Adams is the high school l like best. The classes l'm taking are neat, and some of them are not even included in other school's programs. The tea- chers don't look at you from behind their desk. I could name a whole bunch of fantastic people, starting with Connie, my all-American mom and art teacher, Art, my best slang teacher, and Sid, who initiated me to the mysteries of Psychologyg l had the most interesting discussions with, Marilyn, my gymnastics coach and also enjoyed classes and friendship with Dick Mase, Julie, Mary, Billie, Chuck, Jean and all the other people, both teachers and students who are my good friends. Marina Aldrovandi AFS Student from Italy AFS Student ,F ,. itop leftl Angie Albay and Steve White take a midday cruise in a rowboat during a Hampshire field trip to Camp McGruder while Joy Hansen ltop rightl swings on rope and Cleveland Haynes lrightl practices his Ping Pong skillsg labovel students from Hamp- shire school await turn on rope swing. Winter Activities ,puny vhi ws Outdoor ociventure tops winter octivities lfar leftj Dan Price returns snowball in a snowball fight on a Crosby trip to Snow Bunny Lodgeg lleftl Victor LeGall gives saluteg lbelowl Bob Brown buries himself in the snow. i w X ' ' T ri' ' jf sg A Q-'mi , i effi I A V Winter Activities 33 Food foir, field trips spice winter lrightl David Skinner and Victor LeGall practice gesters in sign language classy lbelowl Ben Weigler checks over rolls of paper used in news paper production, on a journalism class field trip to the Oregonian buildingg lbottom leftl Oregonian production artist strips up a negative while students watch. Winter Activities lbelowl Kris Carlson, Andra Newman, Joan Gibson and Marina Aldrovandi participate in food fair to raise money for AFS studentsg lbelow righti Alison Diller takes a bite of foriegn cuisinej lbottom centerl Marina Aldrovandi and friend welcome each other with a warm handshake. fi ' assi . ii.- fifp Tim Winter Activities Entertoinment offered to children The Children's Theater class spent one quarter observing young children and reading stories to them at various grade schools. The class performed various pro- grams for these children, including such classiscs as The Wizard of Oz. The CT group also tries to include the children in their plays. The class also wrote a short play entitled The Princess Who VVouldn't Smile. ltopl Linda Griffin and Allen Evans model fashions in Black Cultural Fashion Showg lbottoml Deana Koski displays anger in Lunch Box Theater production of Don't Tell The Folks Back Home, ' lbelowl Cindy Boyd and Susan Zimmerman portray the Tin Man and the Lion in Children's Theater. Drama . .xp ,N H .V w Noon drama packs power The Lunchbox Theater class staged many plays for Adams students and staff who brought their brown bags to room C-214 to watch the performan- ces. Included in the year was a play they wrote as a television program, Divorce for DoIlarslMarrige for Mon- ey. su lleftl Russell Gossman proposes to Jebra Turner in Monster Soup, ' lbelowl Sue Mario, Audrey Davis, Ann McCarthy, Julie Mase, and Joan Gibson act out a sequence in Don't Tell The Folks Back Home. r is H' 51 Q52 -1.33 Drama l Holt closes four yecirs cis principal ' l-le spent four and one-halt years as students will remember Don l-lolt as a 'Wnmn'a'eendd' edneemi Wnd prdmdt' our principal and now he has moved on kind, humorous, good natured admin- ed Adams dn his many edt df State toasimilar post at Wilton High School istrator who got us back to a team ldnketei who Was arddnd most df me in Connecticut. But most staff and concept by instituting the schools- nme Wnen We needed him, and who We - --.-...A 38 if-5 stil tent labovei Don Holt checks out shop project with Bob Sinclair and studentg lrightl a smiling principal checks a batch of mail,' ltopl Holt and replacement Gene Park watch basketball action. Photos on opposite page were taken at Holt's farewell dinner at Air-Tel and included good natured ribbing by Ted Michaudg ltopi, a kiss from June Key lcenter rightl, and a presentation of a shirt made by the art department. will miss. 1 . we . iw fat H es t , an .i ' ff- .-1 - l aiu. w . . ,ffl ..1:z , . , l y - ' 3 sv ,J 'mine i i W is . f . at 3 .tf 4. - fa, , 3 -1,7 1 V W-v.vm..q,m.+wwfe-wwmx. ,Q f 1' 42 'F V I ff' -5?-A . L, ...QQ s M., ,- --....,,,,,. 40 , rx , ., C 'X 32 XL. .- !'5m ez Rf R .l A A' Q i-'YQ .L rg Don Holt Choir has severcil teachers Filling in as choir director most of the year for Norm Carothers, who was recouperating from surgery, were Nancy Gelher and John Griffith. Carothers stated that they did a fine job during his absence. During the year, the Choir preformed at Lloyd Center, Veterans Hospital, and several times at Barnes Hospital. They also put on a Christmas and Spring concert. From late October to Christmas the :hoir grew from 26 to 55 members. incl labove and topl the choir performs during graduation. 7975-76 choir mem- bers include, Tutti Anderson, Marie Anderson, Joseph Bates, Michael Besand, Randy Boggess, Jonica Brow, Madeline Brown, Jennifer Coleman, Steve Costanzo, Lori Criswell, Cindy Dickinson, Joy Fisher, Cindy Fleming, Mark Fowle, Niota Gelderman, Ronald Choir Graupman, Beverly Harrison, Natalie lvanoff, Dan Jones, Lorna Kilner, Beth Kleser, Virginia Kosydar, Mark Laug- hlin, Mark Manfredi, Bonita Miller, Karyn Miller, Shaun Miller, Timmy Palmer, Susan Peterson, Vicki Pierde, James Bea, Kirk Smith, Ruth Smith, Lynn Talton, Tannal Willis, Cori-ann Woodward, Loretta Wrakestraw, Ann Zimmerman, James Gray. z' fi g 3 r Bond performs oi mony functions Under the direction of Mary Mclvlanus, the band preformed at pep assemblies, home basketball games, the spaghetti dinner, and the Christ- mas and Spring concerts. They also preformed outside the school, down- town at Lipmans 126th anniversary and at Jantzen Beach mall. The band had nine members. ltopl BAND. lseatedl Director Mary McManus, Carol Vaughan, Jonica Brow, Joan Caugheyg lstandingl Paul Robinson, Mike Grose, David Vaug- han, Bryan Bates, Nels Goransong labove ieftl David Vaughan blows notes on trombone. 4 I J x .sap , sffjyy f- V 33? labovel Paul Durratt checks equipment for lrightl Bill Hall, as he broadcasts the news. KJAN rolls olong well Major accomplishments of the TVlFladio department were comple- tion ofthe radio broadcast facility, the begining of TV Theater, the return to a daily broadcast schedule of TV news, play by play broadcasts of home basketball games and a return to the Japanese Gardens as setting for the Rose Festival candidates television special. Bill l-lall, Editor-in-Chief of news staff, commented that the TVlFladio classes offered unique opportunities for stu- dents interested in the field of com- munications. FladiolTeIevision f 4-45. N lleftl T. V.iRadio instructor Bob Ger- ber focuses camera on anchormang lbottom leftl Aaron Pruitt directs instrumentsg lbottom rightl D.J. Jim Uomini plays record for students. BADIOXTV STAFF lirom leftl Teacher Bob Gerber, Gary MGFC WUUHVTPS, Eddie Willis, Julie x.sist Haynes, Jacqui Krutsinger Harold Reed Joann Faulkner Jeff Smith, Pierson, Aaron Pruitt, R039 Luner, Michael Markey, Dari John Engen Bill Hall Leslie Mosher James Ownby, Moore, Anthony Jackson. Y' RadiolTeIevision . - Y Unity goins more honors A staff of 25 persons worked all year to produce 13 issues of the Adams Unity. Led by Jim Uomini and Bill Hall in the fall and by Chris l-laug and Rosemary Wattles in the Spring, the staff met every deadline and produced many informative news and feature articles and continued to gain All-Am- erican ratings. Also, the 1975-76 school year marked the beginning of in-house printing. The graphic arts department typeset and printed every issue for the first time in the school's history. lopposite pagel UNITY STAFF. ltop row, from leftl Jeff Smith, Advisor Jim Rice, Mike Acton, Rosemary Wattles, Tim Helzer, Kim Ell, Mike Gentry, Chris Haug, Rick Hays, Mark Laugh- lin, Jim Uomini, Leander Harold, Chuck Smith, lbottom row, from leftl Jon Johanessen, Mark Fowle, Darrell Jabin, Joan Gibson, George Clouser, Andra Newman, John Pickett, Chris Cardg ltop rightl Fall co-editor Bill Hall pins up another All-American award, lrightl Spring editors Chris Haug and Rosemary Wattles congratulate each other on another completed issue, lbelowl press is plated with UNITY' issueg lbelow rightl writer John Pickett works on story. 44 . .- ' III WHY? .1 - . , g ,ttiilllll Mil S .. ,1,g,W.! wttillllislllllllss4.s:swl7,, Xasv IW K2 Az in lfif at Ti -.li vi I ii ttslxlliilisilgi'il1.tt-45, l - t NW M0001 Oil Gaim.. X, its U iq ' t Ks ' I 'QW 1 S M' r r1 r 4 Unity QM 1, . .cam 1 A 'w U 1011 mu nov -Q. , ,,,.,,,W M- 'Y ,arg s ,, ' x 4' .1 ,: A ,gf .t Staff finishes book in June Photography and wide coverage are top points of the 1976 Adams yearbook which was produced by a staff of 17 under the direction of editor Debbie Smith. Photographers, who worked many extra hours to get the pictures on these 188 pages include chief photographer Kim Eli and his staff of Mark Laughlin, George Clouser and Jim Benbrook. Sports editor was Nels Goranson while Steve Heer and Sandra Shaman served as activities editor. Vicki Arlt was business manager and Joy Fisher directed the school-within-a-schooIsec- tions. X if , H fs ,gf amy' I 1 E i i . if! qc' N ll! .4 bf, ,ka l 46 if J brsi 5+ A , Q A ig 1 ,. 4 't' 4 L 1 ' r S . ,. ' ,. , f , bf Xjf V - i I -ss .. , N U S . 1 ,t,, 1 A x J M knew ' 0 f- 1 , , Lu , , f Q- Q' 1. i,s, ,gg Q Reflections if Hs ,.-f- P I 5 f wk. ff. 4? , , - Q- .i '1. 'f igoil Q.. ,. H S' - l 'W' sf 2 ' A tttigs- W' ' ' gt sp ..g.- F S -gm .L W sig, 55 .R F 'P . 3 K ,ws yn: t S Q is -, ,.. ' ' T ltop leftl sportswriter Jim Benbrook and editor Debbie Smith share a laugh over some photos, ltop centerl Sandra Shaman types copy while Nels Goran- son and Paul Moore check it over, ltop rightl yearbook pages are laid out, ltop rightl Steve Heer pastes up a page. lleftl REFLECTIONS STAFF. lsitting on carl advisor Jim Rice, Sandra Shaman, Kris Carleson, Virginia Riley, Carmen Lopez, Vicki Arlt, Paul Moore, lsitting in carl Nels Goranson, George Jackson, Karla Madsong lon motor- cyclel Jan Ferschweiler, Jim Ben- ny,' lsiting and standing in foregroundl Steve Heer, Editor Debbie Smith, Jennifer Aborn, Joy Fisher. Reflections 'QR' 1: X e V gy va ,gm wi w A U , . , i x X 1- 19 w, vs ,M 3Si1,'.zl'. K s 553335 M41 . X ww a xlwfwe M 4' Q M at MQ . X ,ah K f 1. , wig-Mvku ,MMM Nix 1 ,M ,g 'Mr is Q ,S sl Potpourri spices spring lopposite pagel Spring weather brings out golfers. Linda Gill takes a short swing at a ball, ltopl Extended Day students are silhouetted by walkway lights during spring quarter class break, labovel ART STAFF. Amv Smith, Kim Hagan, Molly Collins, Teri Hesselgesser, Kathy Thornton, Mike Jump, Susan Stefanowitz, Steve Han- son, Mike Markey, Teacher Joan Janin, Terry Defrancisco, Kathy Ed- lund. Spring Activities Research, bond, old folks shore spotlight .ui 'A-Riff ,YIN ltopl Vernetta Lincoln and Anthony Wilson check magazines for research paperg lrightl Jennifer Coleman looks up important fact from encyclopediag labovel Pep Band performs at Lipmans for their 126th anniversary. P N F1 M-.ff f t . 1 it Hflil You oo NQVGET IT FROM: 0 Swimming Pools 0 Dinnerware ,1 . 0 Toilet Seats O Linen 0 Kissing O X fl ltop, abovel Michael Jump and Hung Pham share conversation with patients at Mt. Tabor Nursing Homeg lleftl poster displays myths about Venereal Disease. I7 0 Doorknobs - tg Spring Activities Q! if 1 f f ,x.f'fif is A I. s , 1 5 ii i 551 Sunshine, blood drive draws students i fi' 5 vfjg it ,u', . , ,.,q ' X ' vi 1:- s I ,X at i , X if U SML i itopi Stanley Fagans, Tommy Hart, Eric Hart, and Gregg Harris exchange conversationg labovel students enjoy sunny dayg lrightl Deloria Warren and Connie Johnson observe basketball rally playing joke on Coach Milt Adams in banana eating contest at pep assembly. 4i4s ' Sw ,fi .H Q Spring Activities -L f . ..--1---wunuuqlqpw ' W ,m m,,m AZ,l Q ,xx H Ht. f labovel Troung Chi health career .. ,L I ,iwgv .:L, I' M. - .3 rf- any .,,.,,W W . , it B 2:29 ' - student takes blood from Bev McCol- lochg lleftl Chuck Smith watches students use their techniques in Mari- lyn Govvars' self defense classy labove leftl Robert Balfour, sales representa- tive from Vanguard demonstrates e- lectric car to Alpha studentsg ltop leftl Robert Brooks, family health student, tours Holiday Park Hospital. 3, fig, mf' labovei Students from Newspaper and Yearbook class on the National School- astic Press Association Western Regi- nal Convention are, from left, Jeff Smith, Joan Gibson, Darrell Jabin, Rosemary Wattles, Andra Newman, Jim Benbrook, Robin Cusma, Kris Carlson, and John Pickett, ltop righti Joan Gibson and Paul Newman show off their ping pong skills, lrighti Pat Marsubian displays his cooking skills in preparing for Spaghetti Dinner at Adams in early April to raise funds for a baseball pitching machine. Students like snow, spaghetti, Pino DOUG s 1' lg? iii s. YE i S . A Spring Activities ..., , .,-. :N-is-y-.w,, , if 'fgmfg 3 it, f i ,E ,is t t. Q .te ' i X an 5- . W 'Q ,. ,, - g.ti , :- , ff: wwe, - 1,, 'i:-.' ,. .4 ,V W .ig q,.. I muff-jqgyaiaq wg ' 'Y' Qi, 'N , lleftl Luanne Calcagno takes a slow '- iw' gfgv Q Q steady ride down the slopes feet first, 15,165 t f f '-sl :Si while ibeiowl Debbie Bell speeds down 2 - 'ett 4 p H 4' - . ff w f A S A-tg head flfSf,' bottom Students et ready . , if . Q ... A -- Q .V ' fi 5 L .- P 'w r t K I 4' f vs A, 4 for slopes on Mez field trip to Snow .Sw ff H . A A . L. is ' M t at--X WW Bunny Lodge. i t ll Q-' l ei A 1 M t v' ye 5 ef ,pf ' ' f 'xg it is , i 1- . in ,,,+ f4 ' 'SV' ..,,,A NX !'l fl 33: ff' iif ' Spring Activities i N 4 c . L. i. -lf ,.,.11.,. , .K ..vh, ,L,. WZ.. V f,,.y:g,,. ., 'sz as H -ai w x 5. U of O trip, wheelchair rcice spice spring Spring Activities labovel St. Patricks Day March 17th, Steve Davis, Ben Linder, Art Honey- man and lnot picturedl Peter Burchell raced for a new wheel chair World record,' itopl Troy Fuller listens to Robert Johnson explaining the use of the library's card catalog, lrightl Communications Lab students, lcoun- terclockwisel begining with David Shambry, Brian Loring, Lorin Lynch, Troy Fuller, and Mario Mitchell pose on a statue at the University of Oregon during a one day trip to Eugene. .-130, A V MN -ax.-1,,.-mfg 1 - . we,:.gg3fg . NL -X.. I . aim, b fs xg N-fm . . . Nix.. .. .. , k V -VRS' ' f mar 5 4 Q -mn-.www mf 37 'fx a ,ar me 'vez l X 53: W gm ' 2-,'iKgf L, fs, 'Y ,M Eid ' vga 31? '.. '. F -la .W 5.,kS e5?1ff 3 QM 5 ,, ,airs 9,91 -1 xi Q5 jiffw 1 Q -H kia W. we , ,, ix gage: R W sf -,iff W, -41.552 Z 2, . Ov ' ,Y A Q ,. . J. ia -ixf 'I' - J v ' ,135 .,ya? ???M Karen Gressel plays basketball with Bailey lbottom rlghtl lrlghtl Stanley 'W WU A' K rg. ,,e, Q.:--W g a -x .. YW , - K .-ff iff. -- QW . sw l , ,QQ 1521 ' j V, ew, L ,ff awe A , l L We f silk ,,,,,, v is 9 54 J Z3 .Wk NX. Lunchbox players complete yea iabovel five dwarfs lRhonda Swart, Mike Bradley, Handy Bogges, Carolyn Linstedtl watches Snow White liiz Steffensl defends herself from the prince lAaron Pruittl in the last lunch box theater, 'tSnow White and the Bionic Dwarfs ,' lieftl The Queen lSusan Zimmermanl plots with the Royal bouncer llviargie Marshaiil to get rid of Snow White. Spring Activities I' WL Q ii :LQ 1 -5:32 f ' ' f'-fem ., ., ix h labovel Students from Holden Village rest while on a hikeg lrightl Hampshire students tramp through Central Wa-- shington wilderness during May out- ing to Holden Village. 60 9,1 Spring Activity QI, i fa- N' ' wif-1 11-YFX 1 lT'q.? 'g- 544' W' . er-if W W t,, f- '- -M- - , -fi Jug- t ,Z.: ? - .4 -N '- - N' -----ea.: ni.. if ' 9:-jfh --... -. .lm ,- . mp.. ,. A, W- . :iz ... -His ' lllIung.T' ?'5: '-7 N luv-f.S- ---.... .. . V .. K 1' K1 .. - W xr M W- - v,. M ' ' --.... 0 - Ld' - . Spring Activity Hampshire visits Holden again lleftl George Clouser takes a cool drink from a mountain streamg lbelowl Deana Koski, George Clouser, Ann McCarthy, Kim Ell and Delores Lewis cluster together in van on way to I-loldeng lbottoml Boat arrives to take students up Lake Chelan to Holdeng lbottom leftl Students relax on dock while waiting for boat. , 1 g 'fi L - ' 'Q ' 5 -.u lm I , if A ' 4 Y 7 Q-' 1 it N f - im - if TX . as '- lam, 1 1 , x y ' L Fwy ggyg EQ K .... ' fn 7: ' H ' V -2 5 4-- ii g, 'f'M 2 i , fis t . s,.i ,, M' or t ' iw? , Q X. .. Nd ,, Y -me Q Jim 61 1 ..,-L ,,. wh --54. : .4 W 'ms - f-i2f'si'W'1 A it s M 1 1. 1 h . we 5 - lfi tif v ,El 5 ..,kf Flowers absorbing drama Q lt 3 53 L it ,, A 3' if - v - . s. EW .mm .l 's. Flowers for Algernon consisted of many short scenes called blackouts. The reason for this technique is that it followed Charlie Gordon, a retarded person, from his childhood to his adulthood. Sometimes the play flashed back on Charlie's childhood as he remembered it as an adult. The Gold Room Theatre QC-214i stage was enlarged for this production, creating six different acting areas. Senior, Eric Hull, did research during the eight weeks of rehearsals. He observed retarded people and studied their reactions, physical appearance, etc. This helped him to create an extremely realistic portrayal of Charlie Gordon. Ann P. Zimmerman was the female lead, Alice Kinninan, Charlie's kind-hearted teacher, who encourages him to have the experimental brain operation enabling him to achieve a genius l.Q. lopposite pagel Eric Hull struggles with pencil and paper as the retarded Charlie Gordon, lleftl Kirk Smith, Dolnna Horne and Greg Newman Dortrav Charlie's past, lbelowl The bakers, Aaron Pruitt andChaz Weigler, discuss problems, lbottom leftl Robert Carpenter and Susan Zimmerman portray Mr. and Mrs. Nemur. 1 Flowers for Algernon Cheriio gets Princess crown Julie Odell former Adams 1975 Rose Festival Princess crowned Cnerita Kennedy before a full auditorium of Adams students Wednesday April 1, 1976. Princess Cherita plans to attend the University of Oregon. The 5-3 senior also said she enjoys poetry, jazz, and collecting old sayings. -gs. 1 D .,, l 4 lbelowl Principal Gene Park congrf ulates Princess Cherita Kennedyg ll low leftl 1975 Rose Princess Julie Ori crowns successorg lbottoml Ada Rose Court, from left, Sandra Cal Kay Wrakestraw, Debbie Smi LeeAnn Butler, Cherita Kenne Dawn Kleser, Inez Amado, and E Ceaser. 3 .1 wld ,R g . , Vnitii f 1 V ' A ,IA fx? V . L f 4? , 1 ' 1 r i T ' , ' i 1 f :af i ! f'R my V 'ex ,zu H I is 5 5 fx A affiliate f W it i 1 1 5 tstcii 'if 4 f kvltzv if Nl VV 5 W , .. Af - iii Rf? ' ' ' iilvh yas X3 A is in 1 1 1 i 1 ,sg-5 ' A V 5 ' - , 5 ss 64 Rose Festival Princess - Zia?12IZE2225EM:2i55f2sEEi:25YiL5XvESiZS , .,..,.,,X...,,.... ,lll L .:f, ,X,x 2 229 graduates get oliplomas The class of 1976, 229 strong, held their commencement at the Civic Auditorium on a Thursday evening May 27, at 6:30 p.m. Graduates were presented diplomas by their respective school directors and received congratulation from Principal Gene Park. Graduation speakers included Sally Rosenfeld who gave the invocationg Johnathan Newman, School Board member, who told students about opportunities that awaited them, and Maurice Coxeff, Kay Wrakestraw and Elroy Bell who spoke on Life, Liberty, and The Pursuit of Hap- pinessf' Hampshire school had the most graduates with 38 while Crosby had the fewest with 20. The Benediction was given by James Arceneaux. labovel Debbie Smith pins cap on Cindy Egger. ltopl graduate's motar boards frame speakerg labove rightl teacher Sallie Faist takes picture of graduates Mike Jump and Vicki Arltg lrightl diplomas patiently await grad- uates. .mlm QQ ,. . 1 I W. 'I 3 ,- K .L vs razigfv if-,421- f'2 712w fgdrfgrir--.sri rwf,gg1Y,2Q?f:frPffff'2g1f . ., . .',- . -' el' '. , A I mf 0 ff .m.. 1 M H g ' if K Q Y- 'QQ f .Ni Wg A , - f ,, 55555 : 'L 9- 1' , - 5 if 1-'sf ' 'X k ,-A 5 ga 5 N g I If X . -V I I 1 - - Ar I W,-A , J 3 I gf xg . if 1 1 :L L e. . -g Q32 - H- U1 M5 H, W ,Mi x M ., ti ii w. .,-., My mf ,-.,L,,, x i- M., N' Q ,Q zu. :wa T11 w 1-fi v . I ,Qyx 4 , 3 4 vi' , 1 4 a SN my 2 , WW' We fn X M' K ' 1- ,' + Xue -wg, ., 4, Ueftl graduates file into seatsg lbottoml Marcie Miller sticks tongue out at camera as she walks with Dianne Yusckat to Graduation. ' X' -,APRKZT rr . . q-iw A K We D., .safe 1' 7' -if-.3t.T'5 125, :lg J N 2 fi -, ,' - v' Q - - Q C153 X , . A ,F 67 Civi c Auditorium hosts ceremony 'M '35 5 '.,.5 it 1 7' lwwwwft GraduaHon ltop leftl Julie Mase takes a snapshot of graduating friendg ltop centerl Audrey Haynes embraces a studentg ltop rightl Jim Uomini gives goodbye hug to a Quincy teacherg labovel Christina Cain walks down stairsg labove leftl Patricia McClure, Eula Johnson, Pauline Wilson, Eula Ceaser, Patricia Laurion, and Susan Gilbert pose in front of Auditorium fountain. lleftl Exchange student, Marina Ald- rovandl shakes hand with Principal Gene Parkp lbelowl Kim Talton re- ceives bracelet as gift after graduationg lbottoml Rick Hays with tassle hang- ing from baseball cap, gives thumbsup sign as Randy DeYoung shows smile of approval. Q' if ,i,l,l ' '- W1'W:f 'i 1 4 Dancing, dinner lrightl David Rosenfeld, Chris Haug, Sally Rosenfeld, and Dave Richenstein prepare to board River Queeng lbelowl Toni Hay- nes and Kerry Turner get healthy portions of prime rib dinner. entertain Prom-goers fs ., N ggi -sli - 3fif 'M. i if K ' A 'i-'sri-, .1 ms- -'N FN A ..,- -. wg' , 1 so xx 3222 11 ' I ,,.......i -, SN, . h xx I - S, ff? X S . Q., K. x., , ,ggpu-.yew--M-sw E. ,. A Qs X g 1 V, n X 1 3 i X S 6 1 ? 5 3' ltopl Mike Jump, Jennifer Aborn, Vicki Arif, Derek Nero exit chauffeur driven Limousine, labovel Kirk Smith and Abigail Newman gaze at river, lieftl Dan Owens, Carol Jurkowski, Randy DeYoung, Chris Haug, Rose- mary Wattles, Rick Hays, Jan Roth- ert, Gregg Sterkson await dinner. Prom I a 5 5 k.h, , . kk Q if River Queen scene of 1976 event Do you know where you're going to? That was the theme of the 1976 Senior Prom, May 20, at the River Queen. Sixty couples danced to the music of Fare De Lance from 7:30 p.m. till midnight. Each couple dined on salad, clams, and prime rib. Cottrell White, activities director, replied there was a heterogeneous mixture of students and staff with excellent chaperons who danced along with the students. He added that everyone was very well dressed and looked sophisticated. lrightl wearing his mad-hatter's hat, Norman Davis escorts Karen Win- chesterover River Queen ramp, lbelowl Alva Houston, Timmy Masey, Delinda Butler, Ezell Waters, pause outside River Queen. wrt Prom S gg. ,,' 95 9 . f U 5' ' 'f'a i 3 ' -sv K ' :H2 lllllll'm ' is H up ' ' Y , g- , L7 q Q il n 7 ,. ,. Q , '35 fi 'W .6 ' iq gi ' B .I r 1 . . ,. .haf j J..v ' ' K Q I . I ' gy . ' ' Q 1 is I if I , At- ,f ,.f 1 A A A,,g .K :-. n V L 4 A V - ' i f ,1g'1ii ,,., '- 5- A ,N , h' ' f f ' ' xi' s ' n. if 1 'AJ' , ti au' A 'V ,:., li , ' Q - A . , 3 sr-11 ' 1 M ' Y K 3 7 ' '- j- ,1 ,, fb,1 'ffq 1 sooo: 1 I zz Rm 1 .1 I dz. - J I A , , -,A 9f '-, 3 ff L- M-rr ng. ---are I if ., ' '1 5 Y ' ' 1 ! ,, Q. f. , ,i ,rv fl I - 1 4 Q ' 1 gh ., L K . pu bgahilf 59-w 3515? 35 I I I 4 . Y I I I I I I ' - I I I 1 1 I I I 4 I I I I I I - w I I I I I I , I I I I I I I I I .II I I I I I I I I 1 I I I I I ' I I I I I I I I I - I I I I I I I I I o I I I L yesterday 5 spcrrfs Varsity finally wins lrightl J.R. Miles i301 carries ball as Kevin Spencer l51 and Pete Demas U61 prepare to block, lfop rightl Head Coach Dave Damcke gives advise to Dave Perkins l501. The 1975 varsity football team may not be the best in the history of Adams, but it will be long remem- bered for what it accomplished on October 3. After suffering through 21 consecutive defeats, the team rose up to smite Jefferson, 18-6, in a convinc- ing victory which spurred them to play the best football in their remain- ing games that the school's fans had seen in three years. Even though the season mark was a lowly 1-8, first year coach Dave Damcke said that overall, he was very happy with what we've done. We made mistakes and got hurt for it, but even though that happened a lot, we stuck together and were competitive in all but one game. Citing the homecoming game with Grant Q0-47l as the worst effort of the season, and quickly contrasting this game with the Jeff victory and the strong effort against Madison, Dam- cke noted the inconsistent mental attitude which plagued the team all year. Some top individual efforts of the season included the receiving of James Arceneaux, the passing and quarterbacking of Jerry Bell and Peter Demas, the running of halfback RB. Mayes and the defense of Dave Perkins and Bruce Klein. 1 76 - ss X ,F ff L vs' .Q J W ? W if f ., .. ,l f .st-3' 3- ty: E2 r - ,,. is Q , Lfmstf' Varsity Football lbottom leftl Dan Owens 1731 leads charge to field as J.R. Miles and Michael Wilson follows close behind, 1left1 Pep band plays during timeout. .L JI- JK. X14 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM. lfront row1 Jodell Bailey, John Krueger, Marty Holloway, Robert Hickman, Dave' Perkins, Pete Demas, Horace Green Michael Wilson, 1row 21 Tim Gallagher, Phil Weller, Randy DeYoung, Tim Massey, Mike Gentry, James Arceneaux, Dan Owens. Harry Robinson,' lrow 31 Kerry Turner, Kevin Spencer, :UN Bruce Klein, Bob Decius, Jeff Obermiller, Pat Brown, Jeff Hirte, J.R. Miles, Ricky Mikkelson, lback row1 Manager Kim Miller, Anthony Brown, Assistant Coach Cottrell White, Mark Ell, R.B. Mayes, Manager Natalie lvanoff, Assistant Coaches Reggie Gray, Milt Adams, Pete Bur- chell, Steve Anderson, Head Coach Dave Damcke. .,Mw,,,,.,.- '52 'fm Varsity Football K 77 v. X it S ,ir VM N-'gs f to to lrightl Varsity Rally. Carmen Lopez, Alice Gill, Debbie Bell, Inez Amadog lmiddle rightl Horace Green l341 shoots by defenderg ltop rightl R.B. Mayes i241 crashes through defend- ers as Jerry Bell U21 provides pro- tection,' lupper leftl James Arceneaux winning touchdown against signals Jefferson as teammates greet him,' lopposite pagel Mike Gentry i831 and Jeff Obermiller i331 move in on Grant ballcarrier. 78 sg' ,v ttts r 23 Varsity Football 411' -M1 . .- , an - -., 4 J:t0'1fN '+igvN . W zz ,F ' x 'Wi' Q 'Q f' - 1. :gaw- Qx ,X ,a,. W 3 e5ffi?qg,f. Q - aA:.1t:.5g. .ww S3319- ,.,. -mga, V ,, is 4F':r7IQl.QqQY I Shi . W,.w. 'If SW YG A - 'we?x.... V , mv- A M.. K JV's even. Frosh lose six While the jayvee football team was driving to a best ever 4-4 season, the frosh weren't having anything go right as they ended an 0-6 season in which they were outscored by nearly 300 points. The frosh did manage to, however, cross their opponent's goal line once in the final game. Coach Cottrell White said his team stayed together despite the poorest season ever for an Adams football squad. The jayvee team, however, enjoyed a good measure of success including victories over Grant, 12-63 Lincoln, 24-Og and the topper of the season--a 62-12 drubbing of eventual jayvee division champions Madison. ln that game, the offensive star was Quinten Sanders, who rushed for 230 yards and tallied five touchdowns. irightl Darryl Lewis and Terry Hickmon block lor Randy Moore during fresh- man game, lbelowl frosh football rally, clockwise from top right, Lorrl Baker, Linda Lelsy, Melody Winden, Shirley Stevens. 80 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM: lbottom rowl Mike Shaughnessy, Victor Legall, Darryl Lewis, Dewayne Williams, Greg Newman, Dennis Decius, Marvin English, James Welday, Greg Soles, Manager Natalie lvanoff, ltop rowl Coach Cottrell White, Stewart Donaldson, Wayne Huddart, Don Mitchell, Alan Amado, Randy Moore, Terry Hickman, Rick Handy, James Gray, Calvin Ellet, Coach Steve Anderson. JVl Frosh Football JV FOOTBALL TEAM. 1front row1 Howard Cox, Stanley Fagans, Leander Harold, JonJohannesen,Warren Knowles, Jim Krueger, 1row 21 Julius Delong, Ron Hood, Craig Hill, Paul Falbo, Greg Harris, Cedric Love, 1row 31 Tom Evans, Aaron Pruitt, Leroy Ransey, Frank Caywood, Quinten Sanders, 1row 41 Frank Hill, David Shambry, Tyrome Kelsey, Sam Stewart. John Fields, Derek Nero, 1foreground1 Coach Milt Adams. 1top Frank Caywood runs for touch- down in route over Madison while Jim Krueger 1631, Tom Evans 1501 and Norman Davis 1521 run inter- ference, 1above1 jayvee rally squad, clockwise from right, Liz Steffens, Julianne Johnson, Kim Surratt, Lynn Taitong 1below1 scoreboard tells story of biggest win of season, a 62 to 12 pasting of Madison. JV! Frosh Football Women win ci The varsity volleyball team brought sports glory to Adams by winning the 1975 PIL Championship for the sec- ond time in a two-out-of-three playoff match. The team then lost two straight matches at the State Tourna- ment to Bend and Churchill which somewhat dulled the luster of their championship. Compiling a perfect 11-0 mark, the varsity squad swept through the league led by Becky Harris, who 3' iii -, - f' iw swat tm - , at 'H will ,,rt .,,.-L t ty spike title, foil in stote tourney Coach Tom Swanson called the best spiker in the state, sister Jenny Harris, Vicki Smith, Shawn Shaugh- nessy, Diana lvlarlett, Collette Miller, who Swanson called the hardest work- ing player, Niki Cannard and Delores Lewis. Other categories in which Swanson singled out players included Smith for spiking and blocking and Shaugh- nessy and Miller for serving. Jayvee and frosh squads also had good seasons, the jayvees led by Cindy Dickinson, Connie Johnson and Lori McGlone, and the frosh paced by Theressa Latosky and Teresa Miller. lrightl Vicki Smith and Becky Harris prepare to return ball' to opposing Wilson spikersg lbelowl Diana Mar- iett sets up to receive serve, lbottom right, leftl excited fans cheer team on. 'W 'tif Wt 82 Vi M if VoHeybaH 1. X ,, Q .5- 3 en. i ' ,N 1 Q 1 2 Wt . fy V pflfl' -av-Svzf A.,-44 + w Mn ,uv-4 'Vw-v ov qw, , .W .ww ' 4-as L fra-tigvi' + . MQW ma , www,-...MMA -wus.. e1....:.1,QA-em:,:.,W.L:. :.m.W.., Q mx.: uma labovel Becky Harris sets sights on returng labove rightl Coach Tom Swanson and Liz Nixon cheer the girls ony lrightl Colette Miller socks a serves 'W 3 ..i' W s K 8 4 i s? i QQ ii isis .M Y siii W N V339 ,Q12 fi! VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM: lfrontl Coach Liz Nixon, Becky Harris, Niki Cannard, Coach Tom Swansong lrow 21 Colette Miller, Diana Marlett, Vicki Smith, Patricia Kahler, Claudia Scheerf lback rowl Dolores Lewis, Shawn Shaughnessy, Jenny Harris, Manager Steve Hanson. lleftl Jenny Harris and sister Becky await actiong labove rightl Jenny 1 Harris l251 holds ball prior to serv- ing. if: --nqyi Volleyball - ,,.,,---- JV VOLLEYBALL TEAM. lfirst rowl Coach Liz Nixon, Connie Johnson, lsecond rowl Cindy Dickinson, Joy Hanson, Lorison McGlone, Cindy Harding, lthird row1Sonfa Smith, Joanne Calcagno. Susan Surratt, Julie Binford, Mary Albay, lfourth rowl Bev Sayre Darlene Hoffman. lrightl Teresa Miller socks a serve. JV! Frosh Volleyball 5 N x Lefty Sue Peterson and Teresa Miller ,- ,e team up for a volley during game Qi? action, lBelow leftl Cindy Dickenson, and Trish Kahler await opposing teams spike, lbelowl Lorison Mc- Glone and Cindy Harding practice before game. FRESHMAN VOLLEYBALL TEAM: lfrontl Coach Tom Swanson, Sue Peterson, Janice Webster, Ronda Sims, Linda Gill, lbackl Kristi Hedges, Theressa Latoski, Karen Mills, Camilla Turner, Shirley Stevens, Sharon Mills, Not Pictured Teresa Miller. JVFrosh Volleyball 87 lf 5 Kickers hove leon seoson The spirit was present, as Coach Phil Bonfiglio said, but the goals never came in abundance. Such was the story of the 1975 soccer season which saw the Adams team drop all seven of its league encounters. We just couldn't put it together, Bonfiglio commented. With only three players, Mark Ell, Mark Fowle and Russ Woods returning from the 1974 squad, lack of experience was a season-long problem. Two close losses included a 7-6 decision to Marshall in double over- time in which leading scorer Ell garnered the three-goal hat trick , and a 2-1 loss to Grant in the closing game of the season. Bonfiglio said he was pleased with some aspects of the players game, including good spirit and rate of improvement throughout the season. First year goalie Bill Brink also turned in several commendable ef- forts. 88 J 1, , - sys 1' , if 1 uf , 5 tg? W L 1 4 5 . It . V .,,. 'ith t X x 'wwf -fipw 5 'Tx ' i' t 6 . . YM? ,,'5, ali., A W sf' 5- , it ., 2 V ., 'Tak af' Q ,. ... ,wg f ,.. . . i f 'ip N 2. '7 f- is-I 'xl 'Y 1 I Ti s -.-gr,-I .Q . . , ' ltopl David Swagerty and John Pick- ett fight for position, labovel Mark Eil defends ball from opponent, lrightl Mark Fowle prepares to inter- cept a pass. Soccer . if ,gc xl-zM5:'F Q ,L Q1 A33 3 1, ' shfszfirf ' '43 Q-gfza .- jx ,-C., ,- :- X2 L, ,:l,1:,1.,4-., . , Y J! is 'kv lleftl Nels Goranson watches game intensely, lbelowl David Christensen prepares to head ball, lbelow leftl Coach Phil Bonfiglio, Mark Laughlin, Cleveland Haynes and Bill Brink watch game from sidelines. .W A ,Y ,:ef?,fu? 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I i i MX I , ,L -sv 4 ,, I sk ' fsk efso 0,wwQ,swf2aaf-glffs 2 iv , ,Ji . assa C f :ga . f SOCCER TEAM: lfront rowl Matt Fowle, Mark Laughlin, Nels Goranson, David Swagerty, Mark Ell, Russ Woods, John Pickett, lback rowl Coach Phil Bonfiglio Dave Christensen, Steve Costanzo, Mark Fowle, James Kelly, Amman Verzosa,Bill Brink, Mike Granzinski, Cleveland Haynes, Robert Ward, Mark House. Soccer M E at 'Y AW 'iv ' 515, CROSS COUNTRY TEAM. lkneelingl Darrell Jabin, Natalie lvanoff, Karen Gressel, King Morrison, lstandingl Coach Michael Grice, Chris Evans, Mike Wetter, Jim Benbrook, Ernie Harris, Ray Kennedy, Bill Haug, Thomas Golden, Assistant Coach Tim Brown. ltopl four Adams runners start stren- uous 2,1 mile course, from left, Ftay Kennedy, Jim Benbrook, Mike Wet- ter, Darrel Jabin. Cross Country N 1 I Lvmx AAWiV,,m it 1 gre M, 1 si ? 635654 ai 1 f .ci -We ff' - i A c . F . 1 1 W ,. g' - i- 1-f, ., . . ,:,L ,,.,, ,, .W,. ,-. tr ,1,. , V ' !.4:,., ' sf: tsl? L fill 1- ' mr 'mr' ' 1 N ' li .wzflzewsrssz .mzsffssse V. it . .. nmwv ,J f is .1 is ,nmm A -f ,H .,,. M. ,.,.W, ,,.,, . . ,,.. ,, .t,.. . .. ILEF7-I Kfflg Morrison leads IW Grant runners during freshman racg at A - . dis dams, UDDI Coach Mike Grice cusses varsity course with Ernie H -. . arriS, flower rightl Karen Gressel Prepares to pass Wilson runner, JV runners hold own The 1975 Cross Country season was the finest ever at Adams, commented Coach Michael Grice. For the first time in the school's seven year history, Adams sent a runner to state competition. Senior Ernie Harris competed in the state cross country run and finished 47th out of 112 runners. But the strength of the team lay with the jayvee runners paced by sophomore Darrell Jabin who finished first in one meet and high in the standings in several others. Also, Jim Benbrook and Mike Wetter usually finished in the top six runners at this level. The women's team did well individually, but as was similar to the men's varsity, finished well down in the team standings because of lack of participants. Only Karen Gressel and Natalie lvanoff competed. 5, Team wins Few for gymncists Overall team weakness but top individual efforts, a common state- ment when referring to Adams athlet- ic teams, aptly describes the men's and women's gymnastics teams for 1975. Even thought both teams managed only one win fthe women against Jackson and the men against Mar- shalll, several standouts were tops in their events. For the women, top all-around gymnast was Marca Weinberg who. was especially strong in floor exercis- es, Monica Wickstrom on the balance beam, Robin Cusma on the vault, and Cindy Boyd and Tammy Evensen on the uneven parallel bars. The men also had some fair performances from Troy Dickenson on the vault, Mark Renwick on the rings, Mike Jump and Ken Jones on the parallel bars, Jobel Verzosa on the side horse and George Clauser on floor exercises. lbelowl team members cheer on good performance, lrightl George Clouser competes on side horse, labove rightl Jobel Verzosa holds position on par- allel bars. X L2 :iss sfggtizg sgvflfi -4 -.xiiiw ' sqm- - .: H Y w-.,:.-uv 15 . fs MW-- . ,. , i 4'7 f' Gymnastics lleftl Monica Wickstrom holds posi- tion on balance beam, llower leftl concentration plays big part in Marca Weinberg 's floor excercises. WOMENS GYMNASTIC TEAM. lfront rowj Joan Doyle, Jill Davis, Monica Wickstrom, Marca Weinberg, Robin Cusma, lsecond FOWI Marina Aldrovandi, Angie Coxeff, Cindy Boyd, Kim Barrett, Sue Grigsby, lthird rowl Debbie Snow, Tammy Evensen, Lorri Baker. . ,, .aaaata cs QU5Nf Y tyig A gg, H M t Q . fag, 21. f NW MENS GYMNASTICS TEAM: lfront rowl Mark Renwick, Allen Evans, Kenny Jones, lrow 21 Jobel Verzosa, Troy Dickinson, lback rowl Mike Jump, George Clouser. GymnasHcs Hoopsters finish lackluster 12-10 season Most people might call the 1975-76 season dismal, but men's varsity basketball coach Milt Adams called it a move in the direction toward a championship ball club. Adams stated, This was a suc- cessful season. Our 12-10 record was six games better than last year's and it was the first time in three years we had a winning team. Although our team had a winning record, we lacked the ability to adjust to pressure at the right time which is a determining factor to become a championship team. After jumping out to a 3-0 league record, the Patriots lost close road games back to back to Madison and Grant, and started to decline in confidence. Senior guards Robert Taylor and Curtis Anderson were picked to the second team East Division All Star squad. Junior Mario Mitchell and Senior Mark Defrancisco gained honorable mention. lbelowl pep band member Bryan Bates watches the actiong lrighfl Robert Taylor eyes basket against Wilson playerf iabove rightl Coach Milt Adams plots defenses during break in actiong lopposite pagel CUV' tis Anderson drives for hoop over Franklin player. 94 QI fl 1 96 Varsity Basketball aaaa it ' QYJQ K f , LW , T' 9 Q tg? 53 E 4? lrightl Mario Mitchell prepares for rebound, lbottom centerl rally team gives a cheery lbottom rightl Cindy Egger and friends watch game. T re2e - ,erf rerr r i.,i T - ti 5 ' QVLQ, 'F , , ,.., VVBVV h . , , ii..-V :mmm A VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM. Coach Milt Adams, Kevin Spencer, Robert Taylor, Dave Perkins, Mike Acton, Wilson, JV Coach Mike Grice. A . Curtis Anderson, Marlo Mitchell, James Arceneaux Ma Defrancisco, Horace Green, Anthony Jackson, Michael 'IS Z. -5' Q, 091 'if ill. fa . alike 5' W 15' fi Effie ' X 6? :J -mfQ?3Y.es5 M X- , - lleftl Dave Perkins releases shot, lfar .leftl Mark Defrancisco attempts to Q . ssr block mor, labovel Mike Aaron mum,- dates opponent, ltopl Varsity basket- iif ball rally, clockwise from left, Debbie Bell, Sandra Shaman, Torri Brown, Kim Hagen, Inez Amado, Carmen Lopez and Alice Gill. 1 , , Q , it dl Varsity Basketball 97 Lg f it wif Q,,L , My s' ' , 2.1 Q 'f: ':s?6 ig-pi. , . 1mM,l?5a5gQp3f:5a5gg2ssa 1,31 K 3115.5 ,Nmmmnusuuuu f H '- Q , i p 1 L l ,t1 E iw g, 2 , A - g N252 ' 5 ,-.' , 1 -- i 1,3 - 51 ., , , a M, 'f , Y . 1' ,. of 3-a n . , 1 - ei , ' ff :Q K 1 - 5 ' . ' e m i . of ki -1,36 H- M X' M93- ' f ' ' ' f 'I:I. .,,, .f -' Y ' ' i t - Q --.ezgw-r.g',f?lF:: .3 - ,.,,1.'f ti blf tfh i 1 - ' , , . we.1,f,,5zlz-:A f T ,H V .. - 1, 9'-,. W 'V M .5 +4-1.4. .fp ' ' .mezf i ar-1::s'f.9 .,e 'E1?2. labovel Cedric Love, Sam Stewart and Chuck Smith screen out opponent ltop leftl Chuck Smith bowls over Parkrose player, ltop rightl Cedric Love l341 fights for ball in center lump. .Vvms 1 F ang 5 -4 Qu- W MSLE v Qgfff JV BASKETBALL TEAM. lfront rowl Mark Washington, Michael Spencer, Leonard Latin, lrow 21 Coach Michael Grice, Cedric Love, David Shambry, Chuck Smith, John Fields lback rowl Pat Brown, Jon Johannesen, Sam Stewart, Eric Penn. 98 JVI Frosh Basketball ' , . 1- ' ' f .Q 4, ' Y:l 1 ,.. F, . 1 . .LJ on Jw-f 454 A V' N -f ' 1 J L. Jffiiqxiii AD 3.-Q41 1 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM. lseatedl Barry Sanders, Ronald Chiles, Coach John Hairston, Tim Goudy, Allen Evans,' lstandingl Anthony Huff, Marcus Spencer, Lawson Peters, Bob Williams, Adrian Gardenhire, Raymond Carter, Steve Costanzo. JV's compile 17-5 record, Frosh fcill This was the year of the sopho- mores as jayvee men's basketball Coach Micheal Grice will tell you after his team finished 17-5 on the year. Quiten Sanders led the team in scoring with a near 20 point average followed by Mark Washington with about a 16 point average. Cedric Love was the top rebounder on the year with Junior Pat Brown giving him lots of help. But Grice also said that teamwork and unselfishness by the players played a big role in the seventeen victories. The frosh, however, had a dismal season record, finishing with only two wins in 13 games. Tim Goudy and Robert Williams paced the team in scoring. labove leftl Steve Costanzo fires off jump shot, labove rightl Marcus Spencer takes aim at basket. JV! Frosh Basketball nf ,f A-v w .1-nf. v-'L num' 'N 1 ll x I v ! i E i 1 I I 4 1 2 1 n , l l n v r l l 4 W i I 4 I 1 5 i 1 i f S S s i 1 f I i . 5 A Q L i S E, H. Q K .21 1 my , , I '-guf':,3:f,, V 3 I ii , ' X, Q 6 Us 1' in i E , Qs' A Q ' l , , R M, i I If J lopposite pagel Felicia Warren at- tempts to block her opponents shotg lbelow rightl Vicki Smith, Becky Harris and Sue Peterson congratulate ,each other after game, lbelowl coach Vicki Coffey discusses game plan with team members Vicki Smith, Cindy Harding, Linda Gill and Felicia Warren before game. VARSITY WOMENS BASKETBALL TEAM. lfront rowl Niki Cannard, Eula Ceaser, Connie Johnson, Felica Warren, Linda Gill, lback rowl Linda Sims, Women close with 8-8 mork The varsity women's basketball team ended their season with an 8-8 overall record to tie with Madison for third place in the East Division. Sophomore guard Felicia Warren was named to the second team all-city Oregon Journal all-stars and the PIL coaches second team Eastern Division. Warren was the leading scorer throughout the season for the Patriots. Vicki Smith, a senior forward, was given honorable mention in both polls. Coach Vicki Coffey said, We had an outstanding seasong the teams improved a great deal since a year ago. We'lI miss our two graduating players fCeaser and Smithl, but the prospects are very good for next year. Good spirit, determination, and a never-give-up-attitude are all great attributes that made coaching enjoy- able, stated Coach Bill McCluskey of his womens jayvee basketball team. The team ended the season with a respectable 9-8 record. McCluskey stated, because of the experience of Collette Miller and Jan Fiothert and good freshmen, we were able to improve greatly. After the middle of the season we never lost by more than three or four points. W t,-My 30 l Martisha Marlett, Vicki Smith, Becky Harris, Cynthia Harding, Sue Peterson L, 4, and Coach Vicki Coffey. Womens Basketball 101 Q to s v we r S, t Ns I, ., .. tif ' Egg K 4 f ltopl Felicia Warren heaves a pass to teammateg lrightl Linda Gill and team- mate Niki Cannard try to outreach opponentsg labove1SuePeterson breaks through opposing team 's defense. t I1 . X t gfggyafgmy t., sf- W. ,. ,, Womens Basketball . -f-. me ,. Yi? 1 lleftl Becky Harris gets a hold on the ball, lbelowl The J.V. team in action. ,tx J.V. WOMEN'S BASKETBALL TEAM. lfrom leftl Counselor Clara Peoples, Coach Bil McClusky, Becky Colton, Jan Rothert, Deloria Warren, Cynthia Whitman, Jeanne Busby, Kathy Billiot, Leslie Franklin, Teresa Miller, Donna Schlaf, Sharon Mills, Karen Mills, Colette Miller, Coach Cottrell White. Womens Basketball Dcivis second in city meet The wrestling team did very well this year, stated Coach Pete Bur! chell. Norman Davis, wrestling at 123 pounds, placed second in city, the best any Adams wrestler has ever done. Leroy Ramsey also went to city and finished a respectable fifth in the tournament. Another top player was Stanley Majors, wrestling at 106 pounds, who won three-fourths of his matches. The team consisted mostly of freshmen and sophomores and won five meets. l'VVe did very well when we wrestled kids our own age, Burchell said. l-le said this year was very profitable. trightt Aaron Pruitt begins match against Cleveland opponent, loppo- site pagel Norman Davis works on 4-3 decision against Benson wrestler in city semi-final match. -W-.. -, ,Y , WN 3 i , K U I L K Milig .,k3fQ.3,,1,2,.,, . . WRESTLING TEAM. lfront FOWI David Hawes, Kevin Dickinson, Alan Lyons, Marvin English, Tim Palmer, John Johnson, Stan Majors, Leander Harold, Ricky Pace, Pickett, Howard Cox, Russell Woods, Julius DeLong, Matt Norman Davis, Dick Arthur, Calvin Ellett, Darrell Jabin, Fowie, Jon Zeh,' lback rowl Tamara Evensen, Cindy Boyd, Mark Renwickg lrow 21 Dennis Decius, Dave Roberts, Tom Coach Assistant Dave Damcke, Coach Pete Burcheli, Liz Evans, Aaron Pruitt, James Kelly, Bob Brown, Troy Sreffens, Monica Wickstrom. 104 Wrestling d:,sx.,eis-f,?a,i, ilii,j2,i Swimmers locked wins, pciriiciponis The swim team finished the season with a dismal 1-4 record. Coach Bren- da Mcvitty said, lt looked as though we were going to be very compete- tive, but lack of participants hurt us. Peter Demas, Nels Goranson and Kim Ell led the men's squad in points while Nancy Galt and Dolores Lewis led the women. The team won one meet, against Marshall, and dropped a one point decision to Franklin because illness forced a team member to miss the meet. 11 ltop rightl Ben Linder reaches for water during diveglrightl Nels Goran- son toughs out last length of race, lcenter rightl Dolores Lewis shouts encouragement to teammates, 106 Swimming ' 3 sly, sw, :Qi QL. lleftl Nancy Galt prepares to enter watery lbelowl Pete Demas shows his style in the water. lbottom rightl Sue Teafatiller spla- shes through water. g. I .J Q ww. 35-'Wing s :va , 3 Q F Q ! A wi , W v , Li .53 3 ' I ,x 49 A qi, . 0 M , - A. . V - wx ' K SWIM TEAM. Kim Eli, Kim Burrett, Dolores Lewis, Michele McArthur, Nels Goranson, Sue Teafatillerg lstandingl Coach Brenda McVitty, Drew Roberts Rod Clouser, Nancy Galt, Vic Legall, Pete Demas, Swimming 107 I.' .r . f - . H - 1 .2 --vp,'--- W .5 , .f'k b ,xtfyukil 1 Q ,K E S ' ,S,. ,-H J. V I f g f'3s,, 'g 5 1 f E -, 5 - Y! . . 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' ' lsl - t llll fat V Varsity wins three gcimes We set out to win, but that didn't happen , stated Head Coach John Hairston. Finishing the season with a 3-11 record, the Pats dropped again into the PlL's East Division celler. Hairston said that commitment and dedication seemed only to flourish in one person, Rick Hays, who played shortstop for the patriots. Those results obviously displeased most people involved, but none more than Coach Hairston. We set out to win, but we just couldn't put it together. The big win was a 4-0 shutout over Jackson. The teams talent was no less than any others, but you just can't teach a person to run fast. Mark Ell, Fiick Hays, Pete Demas, Tim Crawford, Tim Helzer, and Mike Gentry are the graduating seniors. VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM lback from leftl Jeff Obermiller, Bob Decius, Tim Helzer, Mark Fowle, Tim Crawford, Coach John Hairston, lfrontl Paul Falbo, Mike Gentry, Mark EII, Peter Demas, Rick Hays, lleftl Tim Helzer pitches. Varsity Baseball E M5 E Q h . , bh h i m ' , I T 5 ' . ' 1' 3 . 1 J ,J r '4 . -EJ 3 SE 721, , X , , . A, jk X I Y' f , Ng.i,g frat , , , A J Q ,S , , - 1 b , . at., g gi, A 1 of ' , L K :' T 2 Q , 'W ' .1 X , ' . 5 A - - 131 Q S ? lb A it 'E T 1 . ! E . Q , 4 f .. ,,,. . , Emi. Q Y is -su ak ? SSL wig M LM X-:J I f 4 2 sift: 5 , ' 5 ' X 'V gl 1 it f , , 1 , X 5 Y, lg it 1,-L I 33 31 W A K diiiq 5 ' , 'jf is if Y A, 'i if W fig? 5 E 1 fi? ' . Q . U if Ee! 'I- -- . ,..-e3'..- . , ' . 1 f,-,,.f I , . ., N . . , I ,rm JV BASEBALL TEAM. lkneelingl Coach Ron Brown, Terry Hickmon, Tony Davis, John Engen, Allen Lyons, lstandingl Tom Evans, Jeff Hirte, Steve Costanzo, Jon Johanessen, FtussKennedy, Frank Hill. WW' -E 'I - T 7 ,ga its 5 'Y labovel Mike Hill Throws ball to 7 ,E another member, lrightl Wayne Hud- dart practices his batting form. 110 JV Baseball ig , Sfifi 5 1' Y gi W s 'i'r ra, s 'L we 'F Y A gg 1 .. A f ii I 5 Y xi 2 views? CWQ9' t M. , , it A R ,. 'Z . ' E A-1-4 FRESHMAN BASEBALL TEAM. lkneelingl Terry Hickmon, Adrian Gardenhire, Natalie fa. lvanoff, Mike shaughnessy, James Gray, Tin Warren, lstandingl Coach Steve Anderson, Mike Hill Chuck Smith, Callie J. Lewis, Greg Soles, Wayne Huddart, Flon Chiles. ltop centerl Jeff Hirte and Teammate run toward infield' labovel Chuck Smith hurls ball toward plate. Frosh Basebah Roin, losses mcirk seoson The Adams JV team ended their season with four wins, two looses and two ties which resulted when darkness halted both games. The Freshman Team, however, fared less well, win- ning none while losing four. Both teams were plauged by rainouts during the damp spring. JV Coach Flon Brown said he was glad there were enough sophomores and juniors to form a team. Frosh Coach Steve Anderson said his team played hard and that they deserved to play more games. The frosh had an unusual member on their team,--a girl. Natalie Ivanoff became the first female in'Adams history to participate on an all-boy team. She proved she was up to the challenge by winning a starting role. 111 Harris, Bailey, Bell big point getters for thin varsity lbelowl Jodell Bailey throws sand in the air as he lands during long jump eventg lbelow leftl Karen Gressel and Cindy Harding clown before meet. aa? gee 'eil'- V K x. aww' ' I .Q Q., ,, . K M -ad , ADAMS TRACK TEAM. Leslie Franklin, Claudia Scheer, Darrell Jablrh Marvin English, Thvmas Gvlderr, Amman Dolores Lewis, Rhonda Swart, Joy Hansen, Cindy Dickin- Verzosa, Steve Costanzo, Jeanette Lane, Stephanie Speros, een, Janice Webster, Cindy Harding, Robin Cusma' Darlene Hoffman, Jeannie Busby, Karen Gressel, Harry Theressa Latoski, Bobby Brown, Tim Palmer, Phil Baudoin R0bll7S0f7, Jedell Bailey, Efflle Hafff-9, Chuck Sfflffh, Jim Forrest Bell, John Pickett, Leander Harold, Jerry Bell, Beflbf00K, Sieve WefC0SS- 112 Track K t , Throughout the year the running events proved to be the strongest for both the Varsity and JV men. ln the PIL Varsity City Track Meet at Madison, the mile relay proved to be Adams' strongest event with the men taking fourth place. In individual events, Ernie l-larris captured fourth in the mile run, Jerry Bell snatched second in the 440 preliminaries, and Jodell Bailey took two seconds in the 100 and 220 preliminaries. During the season, because of the small size of the squad, many athletes would each compete in up to four separate events. Coach Cottrell White said he was proud to see the Varsity men work so hard. The strongest events for the jayvees were also in the running events. Jim Benbrook, Darrell Jabin, Chuck Smith and John Pickett all took firsts throug- hout the year. For the girls Karen Gressel, Joy Hansen, Cindy Harding and Cindy Dickinson proved to be the strongest performers throughout the Varsity competition. The freshman had an especially hard time because of their size tonly four participantsl but Steve Wikus, Steve Costanzo and Ammon Verzosa all showed well during competition. John Pickett lbelow leftl and Steve Costanzo lbelowl fly through air during 720 hurdles at Adamsg lleftl Jerry Bell concentrates on stretch sprints as he prepares to cross finish line in 440 yard dash. .i.,, 1- . ' ,Y Q 'E Track , 0 JV lleftl l t h'ng b t Jeanne B sby S S 1' n t prepagasjgn embarak T777 first leg 05440 V J l b R ,ig Zig relayg lrightl Joy Hansen flings discus 4'fi if 'iiii during competition at Adamsg lbottoml . 5 ff of Chuck Smith flies past line with i ' -l ,. Leander Harold close behind. 'f'-' t w 1'-. Track f :E d i D , iii '12 'D . , ' . Mmm. my K 7 i If' ,, - 1:f-. lbelowl Darrell Jabin and Jim Ben- brook battle out deciding lap ofJV miie rung lleftl Ernie Harris crosses finish victorious after 880 rung lbottoml Cindy Harding hands off baton during 440 JV reiay, .L A H 4 ,, '.--., A All WEEK! ,L.,:,: ., M v qb ww-RWM if A, Q 1 5, Track MENS GOLF TEAM. Coach Jim Rice Kevin Johnson Steve Costanzo Matt Fowle Chris Card, Norman Davis, Dan Owens Jeff Smith David Hawes labovel Sand sprays as Norman Davis makes recovery from trapg lrightl Kevin Johnson pulls pin for Chris Card's deadeye putt. iss.-if gf i 3' 'MX 2 'l 11' Women finish with 15 wins 1976 was the most successful season in the history of Adams women's golf team. The women were extremely dedicated and talented, they pushed themselves far beyond the expecta- tions of anyone, according to Coach Pete Burchell. Top golfer was Linda Gill followed by Jill Davis, Vicki Smith, Alice Gill and Sue Surratt. ln spite of their youth the team won 15 matches while losing three and tying one and finished third at the PIL City Tourn- ament at West Delta Park Golf Course, missing second by two strokes. Although the men's golf team did not win any matches five golfers were very dedicated. They were Chris Card, Norman Davis, Kevin Johnson, David Hawes, and Jeff Smith, according to Coach Jim Rice. Top Golfer Chris Card, who won over half his individual matches, shot 76 at the PIL City Tournament at Delta Park Golf Course, which tied him for eight place. WOMENS GOLF TEA M. iback rowl Linda Gill, Sue Surratt, Vicki Smith, Alice Gill, Sonya Smith ifront rowl Coach Pete Burchell, Jill Davis, Amy Studer. Golf ltop rightl Kim Eli awaits return volleyg lcenter rightl player reaches for ball,' lfar rightl Nathan Harms re- leases forehand smash. 118 WL. .SF Q 'if 5 v . ,m,,,,. K X 'QU rn 0 9- as if? .iff W .K 553' W' .- ..f iff we f . if J , it MMM.. s.,, -,t.x.. 48 X -, :fww-aww - sf' t- f,e:'.',:.x M kk,, ,E tx 1, R , , Kia M f- i A oi Q ff' .t- E swim f-b' . . ,S - A E 3 ,-'2--1l -at W . f .. N it 4 ..f J t , ' ' .7 t 4-E gen M E . E gi 2' ff A el ' , .. N , Qi ,,-r f ' X 4 E wi S MENS TENNIS TEAM. front rowl Drew Roberts, Kim Eli, Nels Goranson lback Howl Mark Laughlin, Nathan Harms, George Clouser, Bob Schott, Coach Ron Hanlon Tennm ww 5 u,, ,. I 2.1 , ' 1 ,Z 1 S. 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N' 4 T. l W u T - - ...A L my I WOMANS TENNIS TEAM. lfront rowl Sally Rosenfeld, Chris Haug, Debbie Griffiths, Nancy Borich, Suzi Stefanowitz, Kathy Thortong lback rowl Karen Mills, Tammy Booker, Torri Brown, Kathy Calcagno, Michele McArther, Susan Petersen, Sharon Mills, Joanne Calcagno, Coach Marilyn Govaars. -l d fi!-we , E . as islmfi !..-.. 1? fx Qi' ie aa 5 ,mm , 1 fl. T 55? 'ii Tennm I rv :ii is ' ' X. ' s A ms.,, sw.i, t., s snstfpw kts t Q 7 is . . - T. fl, X '- , at Q-34? ,ax .,:f 1 41-53533 ,,.. .J ,. , K r lv iwwvwssifeve itls sis - Emaaea 'asfffgf si sary' .alt,s.-. , , , S 5' ' 1 C K Y 1 1 if . 1 . . Q Q N Eli e X are . I ki' N 5 M .l T' f, , 9-, . I 9 QW Ho rms, Rosenfeld lead netters t'lt was a good year for a young team, stated men's coach Hon Han- lon. Chalking up wins against Marshall and Washington, the mens team finished with a 2-5 record. The outstanding singles player was Nathan Harms, winning three, matches. Team- ing up for first doubles, Nels Goranson and Kim Ell went through the season with a 6-1 record. The team played some tough schools but really did a great job, stated Coach l-lanlon. Winning against Washington was the highlight of the season, stated womens tennis coach Marilyn Gov- aars. The surprise of the season was Chris Haug's and Sally Flosenfeld's crush in their first round match at City, where they won 6-3, 6-3. Other distinguished players are Nancy Bor- ich, Debbie Griffith, Suzi Stefanowitz and Kathy Thornton. lleftl Coach Flon Hanlon keeps a close eye on the games, lcenter leftl Sally Rosenfeld gives a backhand, lfar leftl Chris Haug kills a serve. 119 J N 1 1 1 6 1 3 . I 1 1 1 1 i - 5 . 1 1 1 , . K 1 11 1 5 -WV f , ,ZW 1 1 1 , I 1 ' 1 f 1 7 1 1 1 i 1 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 2 1 1 Y 1 I 1 f 1 1 W I 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 faves Barbara Adams M Leslie Adams M Marina Aldrovandi Q Rhonda Amado F Mary Ann Ancheta A Tutti Anderson Hp Vicki Arlt A Linda Austin Ex Cory Bailey C Jodeil Bailey Hy Betty Balzer Hp Carole Bellarts M Sherril Bellinger Ex Dan Berton M Ll ,B .. .. L as if Q . ,, . X 5 we s Q ,,, . :Q U A is s i f' we :xl i f A Ll., i Q 3 ik jim .ff-ag r 3 122 Graduates . twflj, -5 ,,, ,.,,. ff an J 321: e i' I Y C A .. , i urs. J- . i Q it J I 43 V, 1 fi 44 v s jrvsg- L 'Y 1 ' 9 I ff sa .mi , ,. S 5v.,,5.1 e K lmwwwwwm Masta W . .-.., gf' X ' N if ' 5 2 ,,W,,, , f '? 'il fi -Z riti , R311 tiiigp ' . i , ,X .5 H , fi 4 ,f fi 4434 S f rf 4 f .1414 A.. 41' K ll, . ' . .f' ,ggw gi E' V ,,,,f,i,m , 2 if ' MW as 51, 1? ivf Vyiky fvyv ,. -.,:-.y .3-z , ,1-3.-I-.,f.' ,.. Pvt-.,' - Sw 'Zia ,. x 1 ..- vwwwww wwf F ,. ' Michael Besand C Lori Binford Hp Nancy Borich Hp Sherry Brice M William Brink A Donna Brookshire M Leeann Butler F Christina Cain C Sandra Caito Hy Michael Carter Hp Donna Coleman Q Tim Crawford M Lori Criswell F Janet Davenport A Audrey Davis A Vicki Davis F lbelowl Shelia Elardo, Phil Boudion, and Debbie Gib- son head for parts unknown after school. can WRX New ,www X, ,Q 95155 s no ,XL NW ,, ' f up Q if , , ' 5 'if 2 ,gf , 11-uf: i faery, 4 1,2 I, . .2251-3' 9 V 5 3 L , , K I v',?i:,1!'M?vLf 1 4 b ' K ,ftfilr ,Q Lzfi-Q5g.wn Q V ,,,,V Q gi Q im: gif 1-'L , gifts ij , 3' 'VW by ,Z , , 'xiii' i': 7' cf-, 'af v..:1 ,4 Af fc Graduates 123 Mark Delfrancisco Hp Peter Dernas M Randy DeYoung Hy Darlene Dietz Hp Steven Dirnick Ex Alice Douglas Ex Gloria Durham Hy Danny Dyer Ex Cathy Edlund Q Cindy Egger Hp Sheila Elardo M Mark Ell Hp Debra Evans Hy Ken Forbis Cl Clayton Foster C Niota -Gelderman Hp Randy DeY0ung and Carol Jurkowski sit in park Sue Marto talks to student teacher V I I 1 U Mike Gentry M Chuck Gerbovitz Sue Gilbert M Bruce Gilpin M Maria Gilson A Allan Gipson Hp Horace Green A Deborah Griffiths Hp Artie Grissom Ex Dana Hammerly Hy Steve Hanson A Nancy Hardin F 'SW LX 126 Graduates at Qivv 1 . i N, lextreme leftl Tannale Wlllls types is A away,- lleftl Carol Bellarts studies awwwwws sw fr. 5, .1 ' 1, Nathan Harms Hp Becky Harris A Ernie Harris Hp Jenny Harris A Sherry Harris F Christine Haug Hy Rick Hays Hy Toni Haynes Hp Tim Helzer Hp Marty Holloway M Alva Houston Hy Eric Hull Hp Graduates 127 George Jackson C Charles Johnson Hp Jacob Johnson A Robert Johnson Q Laveda Jones Hy Amilia Joseph Hy Mike Jump A Mike Keen Ex , g sr,J E rf 1 2 8 G r a d u at e s R 41? lextreme leftl Kim Miller signs John Krueger's castg lcenterl Greg Sterk- son builds up his body,' lbelowl Terry Boom and Mark Defrancisco cruise through parking lotg ,i WSH, if 5 V A , .. if, 55 fl f up ,gl V4,V 5 V5 Eff? inf i ae' i Qyf Q-Sem i Eileen Kelly C Dawn Kleser Hy Fiobert Koski F Virginia Kosydar Hp V' J' ,.ff7 i John Krueger M Patricia Laurion M Leila Lee C Carmen Lopez HP 'WN 33 in Graduates 129 Rose Luper F Susan Marto M M Julie Mase Hp Timothy C Massey F Shawn McCrary F Rhonda McGaughy C Shawn Miller Hy Tracy Moertel Ex li 'J' ae-for Angela Moore Hp Donna Morgan Q Karla Moxley M Abigail Newman A A M?wMc .Q l o,iyoo ia s cgi , f 9 I fi ' if EF' Y fi ,,,,,,, labovel James Arceneaux iseatedl, relaxes on fall day with Craig Hill, Joey Otis, Curtis Anderson and Michael friends, from left Sam Stuart, Duane Fields, Cedric Love, Wilson. loppositel Mark Oliver gets gritty working on car. 130 Graduates ll 4' , v W li: R ' 'haf an Asif . r'aw'5'!J bf Y 'Q affi- F iizi ifif 'iff V, . A 4 iff. 11 ' ,aff s. Q.. ' , , , . ' M , l . N, gwf.,L,Qsg,.,m,fff Jggggg -I Q f ,. 1 4 1 I al - - I xx... Q -. David Nieminen C Fred Nieminen F Delia Ogden Ex Mark Oliver F Steve Ostby Q Dan Owens NI Terri Ownby F David Perkins M Vikki Peterson M Scott Piercy C Jacqui Pierson F Kim Pool Q Linnay Powers Q Brenda Preston Hy 155 Graduates A fx, r J , 'X R in so X if K -N Q K., A aw, s g , . ',1K, , N Debra Reeves Hy Linda Ricks M Virginia Riley lvl Harry Robinson A James Robinson lvl Sally Rosenfeld Hy Janet Russell Hp Annette Scheer Hy Vicki Scherz Hy Terri Schneider Nl Shawn Shaugnessy Hy Janis Simonson F l X David Skinner HV labovel Inez Amado talks to Julie Crossleyg lleftl Phil Weller and girl- friend Robin Cusma snuggle near lockerg Graduates 133 Billy Smith M Debbie Smith Hp Kirk Smith Hp Kristi Smith Hy Vicki Smith Hy Suzi Stefanowitz M Linda Steiger C Gregory Sterkson M Scott Strachan Q Denell Tanner C Sheila Tanner C Vernell Taylor F X E O Kathy Thornton Hp Michael Tucker Ex 134 Graduates li 'x , Q. 'A l - . I 'U ' 4 .- f. D ,, I si ,A. if , labove leftl Ernie Harris gets down with the soundg labove rightl Tim Crawford appears to be deep in thoughtg lrightl Tutti Anderson and Ginger Kosydar prepare to chow down at picnicg Kerry Turner M Jim Uomini Q Patty Useldinger Q Wendy Warren C Rosemary Wattles A Phil Weller C Tannale Willis Hp Sally Willworth F Pauline Wilson C Loretta Wrakestraw C Dianne Yusckat Ex Ann Zimmerman Hy 135 ..,,..,b,,,44--..:,-, .A . V,,y,3,,g,,,. . ,, ..M,.Wf. .,,4,,, -U Qi ,.,' M , W AA W.,,, .,u,,.,H.-... f 'W 1 xg gl? 25 ? ,, . L u:::A:n:r+!!+awew4?m1?f'ff- Q, Hn. 4 S 21 43 4 W- A if .fy - f-w.+mw,- ,L we - 1 . u A is. we-W ,IN we ll ww - 'gi - 5 M Wyma- f' 1. 5 's Y Q we A . W-ff E -5+ 4 N ,va V, ll ,K 0 ,zz if , gu- ' I . 15 ,., x Y' . WK s ob Q -vi! 5? 1 gl 3:3 4. 3 R 365- 35 Jr l 'N ,p- 40 My-Qs. ,u , I w ' tw, 4 , .41 'i 45 R f we 4 .pn vb- . 'wud' f 1 ,, ,,.-I , glgumb ,V E' QW w . , , Yxffwtwwir x. lin 47' f . ,.,... v Mah 'Y ii 'inf M . W. gp 15 '.v' 5?y,g,u.Wwnm,,wkMh, 2 ag Ti Q ?99WWu we 1 aNwfywg?wH .www M kr V ,,,nM.W., fw vfvw vf1zss?6?f!rff9c?Yi?? W1 3 2 f ,4 I 'f?ffW ,,.. 4 Pi Wk Q A 115 alU n 4 LN A i S243 11,0 im iz. W 2 f i 2 1 w pm1,whAb My ii m , . , Q 'HwfH4h,m,,,, a,, hr v Q w 9 w 5 s ' nw F 5 a WMM k'In. ww, T Y H,Q Q fs- 1 , , ,md Grcicls comment on yedrs dt Addms I think Adams has changed a lot since I was a Freshman, but the whole idea is still here, it's just that some students didn't appreciate their free- dom so now we don't have the same kind of freedom, we are more con- stricted. --Dave Skinner This school is great, the kids, teachers, everyone. I've had a blast and l'm going to miss everyone a lot. --Vicki Arlt lt's too lenient with most of the students. Dennis Gearhart The lunchroom is like a hog pen. Elementary schools keep their lunch- rooms cleaner than this high school does. --Fannie Bell Its been exciting, a good four years. If I had it to do over l'd start off better. --Terri Schneider Adams has been okay for the last three years, but it's this last year I have to think about. I have learned a lot since I have been going to John Adams High School. --Jacob Johnson I'm sorry that these last four years have passed so soon. I've only done a little of the many things I wanted to do. But it's been fun, even with the ups and downs. --David Niemenen 138 Graduates' Quotes I guess I've learned alot about myself and other people since I started going to Adams and I'm not sorry for going here, because to go here you've got to be strong and most important you've got to .... BE FOR REAL. --Sherry Harris If Adams is truly the sad story which seems to be so apparent more often than just on Monday mornings, then it is because the students, not the faculty have made it that way. --Howard Ish If astudent is responsible he or she is given a lot of independence. An Adams student can be treated as an adult. This respect is too often nonexistent in other high schools. At Adams I have learned and grown. I am now in touch with my career interests and talents. I have felt a part of the school and will miss it greatly. --Jim Uomini Adams has meant a feeling of freedom to be able to find yourself, and once you have done that, a chance to develop that finding into what you want to be. Adams is the greatest center of education live attended. I appreciate all of the teachers treating us fthe studentsl like people, instead of like numbers! IIII always treasure my last four years. --Charles Johnson Jennifer Aborn 11 Mary Albay 10 Mary Ann Ancheta 11 Vicki Arlt 11 Lorri Baker 9 Adrian Beasley 11 Randy Boggess 10 Cindy Boyd 9 William Brink 12 lvlicha Brown 11 Robert Carpenter 10 William Carter 12 Sonya Chiles 10 Collin Daggett 9 Kerri Danielson 11 Janet Davenport 11 Audrey Davis 11 Troy Dickinson 10 Jeff Duncan 12 Sharon Eshoo 9 Tom Evans 10 Ray Fuller 11 Dennis Gearheart 12 N Maria Gilson 10 Toni Goods 11 X 1 i 1 1 dvi- CQJJFQ1 i X NV 1' iw .2-ya Ai is fs. 7 '55 1 , W a ig f lx x it 1 E1 . . 9 .N X -,.- , ll ,.,,f . ,-,, 2545 , , , ,mal.,f,, Q. 9,41 'A - ' -1 1 'rc's A ff' I 4' , W 1? 2 if u x Q lj' , , 3- N J 1 ig' 1 L sq, 4 1 N 2263 5 1 47 A it W 1 ' 1? is -'1 ' :Que Q N , ' r,- ,, , ,ag 4 'S ' ss' Q silky. , n: a Y 'fi- fe s v'vf fkggzl , . e mi , ,5 55+ X 5 1 ,mf 44 '- 'M as ,, .iv 1- Wi, -.f 'fgf V , MQ if' -.5 l l 'N' l ,,..,, rf 43 Q .,, 5 3 1 2 ALPHA STAFF. lseatedl Lloyd llfleskimen, Rhetta Stafford, Steve Andersong lstandlngl Paul Clare, Harold Johnson, Sallie Faist, Joan Janin, Tom Swanson, Bob Fahsholz. 140 Alpha lil. 9 q ,Q .h::,....b.. 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Alpha Horace Green 12 Steven Griffith 11 James Hammick 11 Mike Hanson 10 Steve Hanson 11 Becky Harris 12 Greg Harris 11 Jenny Harris 11 Dean Harvey 9 Kristi Hedges 9 Tim Henrici 10 Craig Hill 11 Darlene Hoffman 10 Don lsaksen 10 Ronda Jenkins 10 David Johnson 11 Elain Johnson 9 Dan Jones 10 John T Jones 10 Michael Jump 11 Trish Kahler 10 Sherri Kazlauskas 9 Warren Knowles 10 Hai Luong 10 Mai Luong 9 Erin McCarthy 10 Cheri Meyers 11 Paul Moore 9 Derek Nero 11 Abbe Newman 12 141 . ,L.. 1 gyiwf ,W -'K' 'i.:f 1, -.. 7 Aw ru : 5 .- 1vafLWf1 ,A fx-5, lf. -Q 1-X ' 1-WM Q f V. 1 , A e 4 A .I ! r 4 Q nv vd m ww .Q fsfi ar 'Q o 5. dl K vc Q z,f N v 4 !lx L' I1 fd T 53? 1, - vm . 15, .M A is E z 1 'mx . ,. :sms fm .MLQ3 y 1 Wa.. ,-W. ,.. . ' I 15 :ffwqgir 1 1-. ,- .T 7553 , - 211 IXMP 3, Fe- ' QQVW ess' '- ., I Ll k V Ns lfffy I L .4 .ikk . b 'b ar ll A ,,,.- .5-Q. , si ,. 'lm 72151 -- :re 1 .1 sexism , 2 ' Xl Wi, 2- ' I 1 1 ' L'L . - il. W ffl 49 Y f- ' . 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Alpha 143 Brian Austin 10 Cory Bailey 12 Vickie Bearden 11 Carletta Beasley 10 Tammy Booker 9 Mike Bradley 10 Debra Brant 11 Bobby Brown 10 Melody Brown 10 Mandy Burling 10 Jennifer Coleman 10 Nora Davis 9 Gay Dick 10 Fay Durkee 10 Mark Ellett 11 Bose Evans 9 Paul Falbo 10 Joyce Fischl 9 Patrice Gagnon 10 Michael Gessner 11 Shelly Gessner 9 Lester'Griffin 11 Linda Griffin 11 Bambi Gross 11 Beverly Harrison 1C Mark Herinck 9 Curtis Huff 12 Jeffry lrvin 11 Yvette Irvin 10 George Jackson 11 Vera Jessie 11 Connie Johnson 11 Jeff Jones 9 Eileen Kelly 12 James Kelly 10 Bruce Klein 11 Jeanette Lane 10 Leonard Latin 11 Victor Legall 9 Denise Lingle 11 Carla Lockhart 11 Connie Loghry 10 Michael Markey 10 Dale Mason 11 Marcia Massey 11 Ella Mininger 11 Greg Palmer 9 Tim Palmer 10 wg? isa KL , P1555 wifi:-Q' -rg ,I -X -i.r msamawwsasewss sv? 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Crosby 145 Brian Pancoast 11 Bryon Peterson 10 Daniel Price 10 Kathleen Price 10 Aaron Pruitt 10 James Rea 11 Alicia Reyes 10 Terry Ross 12 Michael Shaughnessy 9 Michael Spencer 11 Jerry Springer 9 Linda Steiger 12 Rhonda Swart 11 Lauretta Thompson 9 Tina Thompson 10 Emmy Tonge 10 Lisa Trout 11 Judy Wanous 11 Richard Wanous 9 Frank Warfield 12 Bob Warr 9 Krissie Warren 9 Wendy Warren 12 Phil Weller 12 labove rightl Daniel Price, Fay Geld- erman, Cindy Fleming, Lori Criswell and Connie Criswell sit while listen- ing in sign language classy ibottom rightl Scott Piercy concentrates while doing his workg lrighti Christina Cain checks over a compositiony Rose Phil and Murray Minuk enjoy sunny fall day in park. 'd 'f 4 j, re We 1 X fn -fe it , x 6 4,3 . Q W . N M it A 'i 1 Z l limi -N ,S- xfx 'bmw 4 , ,W J 146 Crosby ,W . 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Sarah Christensen 9 Doug Collins 9 Edward Cryder 10 Antonio Davis 10 Julius Delong 11 Emily Dick 11 Sandra Ehlinger 19 Renee Fair 9 Cindy Fleming 12 Matt Fowle 9 Evie Gannon11 Kimela Green 10 Floyd Hickmon 9 Jana Horn 9 1 'F +2-is l B? ,Q ,,l. in 5751:-. i f -fr l iis fy? i' ii risls FLITTIE STAFF. lseatedl George Flittie, Lois Washington, M.J. Hanley, Dieter Sturn, Irene Balk, lstandingl Julie Crossley, George Zahn, Vicky Coffey, Willie HON. Bvb Sinclair, Chuck Ross, Robert Gerber. Flittie 'T ltop lefll Curtis Jones works on auto, ltop rightl Dewayne Williams finishes shop pro- ject, lopposite pagel Shawn McCrary makes the sparks fly. 149 Darrell Jones 12 Don Kindred 12 Beckie Kitt 9 Gary Krutsinger 11 David Leffall 11 Steve MacDonald 11 Shawn lVlcCrary 12 Handy lvloore 9 Jerry Nieminen 10 Lance Ogden 10 James Ownby 9 Eric Penn 1:1 Randall Plew 9 Lou Ptacek 11 Steve Richardson 11 David Roberts 11 Debbie Robinson 10 Kanoris Rush 9 india Russell 11 Mary Schroeder 11 William Sears 11 Steve Semler 10 Debbie Snow 9 Shannon Steele 9 Dean Storey 11 Judy Triplett 9 Robert Williams 9 ,,,,,,,W..,7,,,LM I ,,., ., 1. W ' 'ififfvwe L, in el 1- ' V it AVAV ,,., ,L . if Q 'fffff fast ,, , 7 3 'Y Q. f A Ac. A' Q 1 '5 ' 3' 1 5 ,X 1 ,, 9 1 f 5 1 1 f .Q ' ,.,4 ia . ? 1 , vltv , 1 ' ,,11:ffe'fg 1 ' 5 uv, 9 f 5 .A ,f.'- t. , 52. 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Mayes 12 i 2 'D is Ann McCarthy 10 1 ' '- Beth McCarthy 9 ' Lorison McGIone 9 Q in. Miles 12 Collette Miller 10 NV Karyn Mi ef11 D. 2 llel, 1 ,. 1 eeil seeit ' S ' 5 Keith Mosbrucker 10 jjig o , itii i s 0 ' 3 ,il' Q JON' 'V'UfP'1Y 10 1 4 Andfa Newman 10 t,e is if Sandy Perrin 9 sis V 1 Debra Propps 11 is tfli QW! 1 Richard Ramsey 10 'Q ' V h ii im? f 1 1 W 2. J, , y ,U it Breneszell Richey 9 J i' ' 3 Donna Schlaf 10 Terry Slocum 10 Cathy Smith 11 Charles Smith 10 Debbie Smith 12 Jeff Smith 11 Kirk Smith 12 X , 44:- HAMPSHIRE STAFF. lseatedl Liz Nixon, Glen Hampshire, and Jim Riceg lstandingl Mary Bothwell, Chuck Harris, Barb Holmberg, Eleanor Davis, Dave Damckeg lrightl Pat Brown listens to music while sitting in the library. 154 Hampshire 'Q so Y , . ' , 'ii sl, -,,r' f .fa ,,,.,iai5 . -W-1 6 'b. H ,,.,. f,w. V, 5 ,E if fs il,..,fa ' J 'ffivzii' gr ., W , . 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Torrie Brown 10 Cedric Burton 9 1 1 -1 Delinda Butler 11 , , . -v . -1 1 .A g 1 . t 'EA wl- wrgj, X 5? 9 A' 7 i , . l , a ,... - K - I K, w iv' - ' 1 ,4 Jeannie Busby 10 Samuel Cain 9 Lance Cannard 10 Cynthia Carter 10 Sherri Coffet 10 Sandra Caito 11 Rhonda Chiles 11 Steve Costanzo 9 Connie Criswell 10 Lori Cuniff 9 Odester Davis 10. Tommy Davis 12 Randy DeYoung 12 Joan Doyle 9 Gloria Durham 12 l li til r Q r e X i 'Q Q 5 5 f 'PB A - . 'K , 1 .f,,2? fx . T'.,,y 'g Q . 1. . ,L-an , vi ., 1 W 1 x ts it-1 f .3 1 'Q ft Q Q 5 ' twp W as ' Q' , K if ..- 4' if? i gas, , L up J lf' W F Y tes. W ,ut 1. KN Q .l the it 4 if .W ' 2 94,525 if fe ' , aff Q ,fr ,4 2 fit f ' Q - P. v t labovel lstandingl Mark Manfredi and Chris Baum practice playing their instruments during band classy lrightl Ed Silva and George Zahn work on plants in greenhouse, 1 vv, Wi gm ':t, ,f,, 4 3? 1 5 6 H a y n e s ,av . J arf' Qi it 4 w 1 1 1 .X 1 A U ,1 U! a 2 Lori Eichler 9 Tina Ellet 9 Allan Evans 9 Debra Evans 12 Jan Ferschweiler 10 Ken Flora 9 Mark Fowle 11 A J Y Mike Fox 10 George Gerber 10 ,V Alice Gill 10 Linda Gill 9 William Hall 11 1 Louanne Hardy 9 Chris Haug 12 , 1, Geraldine Hayes 10 Yvonne Hayes 11 Herbert Haynes 12 Richard Hays 12 Alva Houston 12 Lavern Houston 10 Laura Jabin 9 Jon Johanneson 10 .t.t Julianne Johnson 9 Kenny Jones 10 M Laveda Jones 12 Amelia Joseph 12 ,fi Ei f , 1 Q ,ie liz' jf if B ' wit, 1 X215 . ,w f g 'Q :W lr 45, Q, rf: 2 1 A 1 Liz Joy 10 . 1 , Cherita Kennedy 11 r I sem kieser 9 55 Q Dllll Dawn Kleser 12 Teresa Latoski 9 Linda Leisy 9 Cassandra Lewis 11 X l f A rj ee ,aff Darryl Lewis 9 Jeannie Loving 10 ' Stan Majors 10 Mark Manfredi 9 Martisha Marlet 10 Lynda Mays 10 Michele McArthur 9 Denise McKay 9 Fiicky Mikkelson 11 HA YNES STAFF. lseatedl Dick Mase, Dave Otness, Billie Shoemaker, Aud- rey Haynes, Bob Rea, lstandingl Dick Donin, Shirley Casson, Tina Bell, Ed Basaraba, Steve Kearby. 741 4 5 ' cl DDD iggi f 5 4, 4 igjlfikf iziff . 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Cindy Miller 9 Debbie Miller 9 Shawn Miller 12 Teresa Miller 9 Mario Mitchell 11 King Morrison 9 y Debra Ann Newman 10 Cheri Olson 10 ,,V,i.X, Lawson Peters y9A Rose Phil 1oii R 1 John Pickett 10 ff-1 Tressi Preston 9 fi . W 1: .lr if K .ii ,trii awww? , 4 R, E Eg? 7h Bethine Pulos 9 Deborah Reeves 11 - Sally Rosenfeld 12 'J Robert Schott 10 Vicki Scherz 12 Sandra Shaman 10 David Shambry 10 Shawn Shaughnessy 12 David Skinner 12 Christy Smith 12 Sonia Smith 10 Shirley Stevens 9 Deloria Warren 10 Felicia Warren 10 Mark Washington 10 Ann Zimmerman 12 159 x.k Q- ,. W' mi f wx: 'Q if L un , , . X S 4 5863 , - f ,,. 'HQQ , et yx yi .R ff Q wif. W ' -QQ 'f 'Vw' 1 -:, l x , , X 1 2915 - - , 1. 43 . M ' 1 72' I s f - xi! 1, , - , ,,' fn f Q. Q., , , ,,,. ,..,.,.. K ubwxx A ,' J ' f f xxx' Vt I . V A 0 , ,5'., 1 ' 1 ' f X. I N 4 , g , ' -+ ,K . N , R 'Wi' si 5 I 'u-5r.+z,.'- , g ,Q L4 ' ' i 4F.QQ,,,s aE'Stf -rf ww, ni - -.LQ ' '41 ' .' ' A. 'A - W Im' , N x 3 v' 1, of K 1 f - ,M ' x 3 7' I '51 D , ' kxulzaj ' v W. 9' il' 1 'f I' ,. v ' . l- , . , H. 'NQTY . 1 , AQAQ A V' Y,,1',, , . ', p .N 1 K 4 Q' I W T Yr, I s Xin . un .. . 's fff -Q T. t . 1 ' 2 it l kg aj 512 xii 1 L . A ' -N , L K , ., .. H, f N- if . 5512 3, 5 if , Z- iiii -' Q -x S. 4 it ., N' ,gg X sv ft? 1' i j' e ' is it N 1, Q Q strait 'i X 2 fs '?l 'f ' ' an We X 5 - gf 1.. . 7 me , -, . ., 1 Mit F' lleftl Students stop by pit in their spare time. 'eg if ,ii it ai! ,Q ,ff ' fi .EK- il 1, . f- af : NWS'-m. fs Y L 'S La L if gs Qt QF gl ml rv 'F' 1 Q at Carolyn Adams 10 Greg Alexander 12 Donna Anderson 10 Richard Arthur 11 Nina Becker 11 Carole Bellarts 12 Steven Blair 9 John Blair 10 Donna Brookshire 11 Sandra Butler 10 Glenette Butler 9 Luanne Calcagno 11 Donna Chinn 10 Bod Clouser 11 Brian Loring 9 Howard Cox 10 Tim Crawford 12 Jill Davis 9 Norman Davis 11 Dennis Decius 9 Robert Decius 11 Peter Demas 12 Hollie Dew 9 Tracei Dorton 12 Dana Easley 10 Stephanie Elliott 11 Marc Elliott 11 Chris Evans 9 Larry Evans 11 Tami Evensen 9 Sherry Foster 10 Brian Gay 11 Mike Gentry 12 Sue Gilbert 12 Gina Gilpin 10 Cindy Harding 10 John Harris 11 David Hawes 10 Steve Heer 10 Dooley Hennessey 10 Teri Hesselgesser 11 Karen Hilyard 10 Marty Holloway 12 Todd Hoover 11 Wayne Huddart 9 Yvette Hudson 9 Tony Jackson 12 Karen Jensen 10 Susan Johnson 11 Mez 161 Heather Jones 9 Katherine Joyce 10 Debbie Keen 10 Jim Krueger 10 John Krueger 12 Ellen Landis 11 Terri Landis 9 Bonnie Larkin 10 Sherry Laudermilk 10 Patricia Laurion 12 Billy Lonergan 10 Tammy Madsen 11 Susan Marto 11 Tricia McCarthy 10 Kim Miller 10 Veronica Miller 11 Mary Miller 10 Sharon Mills 9 Karen Mills 9 Cathy Minton 12 Jess Nowell 10 Laurie Olson 9 Dan Owens 12 Dave Perkins 12 X Q? v , t L - L S 1 r 1 - ' , 4 . 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A Lisa Peterson 10 Susan Peterson 9 Vikki Peterson 12 Linda Ricks 12 Virginia Riley 12 Jim Robinson 12 Jan Flothert 10 Roxane Sandbothe 10 Bev Sayre 10 Terri Schneider 12 Jackie Shepherd 9 Sylvester Simington 9 Billy Smtih 12 Ruth Ann Smith 10 Stan Smith 9 Gregory Soles 9 Lennese Standifer 9 Suzi Stefanowitz 12 Greg Sterkson 12 Jim Stiffler 10 Amy Studer 11 Pam Swagerty 9 David Vaughan 10 Marca Weinberg 11 Jim Welday 9 Karen Wells 11 Dan Williams 10 Fleena Winn 10 Flhonda Woodman 9 Jennifer Young 10 Mez 163 Marina Aldrovandi 12 Charles Barton 11 Dave Becker 9 Coralynn Butler 10 Pat Cassidy 10 Myrna Castrejon 12 Maria Castrejon 11 Joan Caughey 10 Donna Coleman 12 Bobbie Jo Cox 10 Cindy Cox 9 Roberta Cox 12 Sandra Cox 12 Nelson Daggett 9 Erik DeBoer 11 Cathy Edlund 12 Calvin Ellett 9 Marvin English 9 Ken Forbis 12 Cheryl Forrest 9 Leslie Franklin 10 James Gray 9 Mike Grose 10 Debbie Hagen 11 William Halsey 10 Ardelia Harris 10 Debbie Henderson 11 Doris Hendrix 10 Joe Holcomb 10 Debra Hollis 9 I . ., 1 . -S. 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If f lr 5' 5 it 7 f ' mari QUINCY STAFF. lstandingl Larry Colton, Director Sid Birt, Jerry Conrath, Connie Speros-Litteral, Flod Falen, Jean Robinsong lseatedl Arthur Honeyman, Marilyn Govaars, Mary Ann Asson. 164 Quincy ss E 1 wxawasmfaf :S S W 2 - ., Q: ,..,w,,.b ww 1:--1 1-XM f sm 9' W , .J , .f-,,, ., i..: 1 1ivluql L,L ,,,-.,. -, . ,, ...,.,-we f -Q-----.......,.,,, .fi , ,, V,--9 L, lleftl Bobbie Jo Cox washes car in school parking lot,' lbottoml from left, Karen Kalafate, Vicki Smith, Donna Coleman, and Ron Hood sit in a discussion groupg lbelowj Amy Smith examines science experiment. S , - fix 9 - xx L W 'Q V .w 1 na' P .6 h 1' 5. -1 ., 1-5 ff' . ' ill V51 Quincy Flon Hood 10 Karen Huntwork 11 Robert Johnson 12 Jacqueline Jolles 10 Carol Jurkowski 10 Karen Kalafate 11 Corrina Kilby 9 Ben Linder 11 Doug Maltox 10 Scott McNeill 11 Paul Moore 11 Jerome Mass 9 John Opp 11 Joe Peck 12 Bill Peel 12 Cheryl Periuo 9 1 6 5 9 ,,, 4 s 'fvwm 1, ' was 'S 7: gig ,.- 5 . if- f , Ii 'I ff? it 2' tl' ff riff., A ? ef ,gi 4 Q3 ' '91 . 1' 'E Vw-iw tw 1 4 -ef 0 ii? , mga 5 I E 'f 1 5 syiy wa 2, f J as 9 :of j f ,Z . f , , ,,,,,.,,, ,M fi-1-.V . -W ,-if. W- . ,,,, ,, ,W ,,,, ,EZVM WL 4, . L sid! we A 'fax ,Li W star, We il sw 'R . 65 A 4 M' F lu, li-iq , l 4-fre X v f-rf W, ' f 0 f 223' 1 1 f At it ez H 'ffl' ' f ' I i , 1 . ' ff ,f . V .. 4' ' - A Dianna Perry 10 Anthony Points 10 Kim Pool 12 Linnay Powers 12 Becky Reed 11 Mark Renwick 12 Janice Ritter 10 Shaun Ritter 10 Drew Roberts 9 Isabelle Robertson Paul Robertson 10 OJ Russel 12 Twiquilla Sanders Anita Shlaf 9 Melinda Singer 10 . . Q ----'- f Q 54-1 , 7 ap ,' 1 1 - 1 1 fly ,M ,Ei lleftl Bobbie Jo Cox Coralynn Butler 1 and Leslie Franklin stand near tree in Fernhill Parkg lopposite pagel draw- ing on Quincy classroom wall attracts attention. Patti Slattery 9 Damon Sloan 11 Amy Smith 11 Vicky Smith 10 Scott Strachan 12 Tami Strohedker 10 Sue Teafatiller 9 Brett Thomas 10 Mike Thompson 9 Jim Uomini 12 Patty Useldinger 11 Rene Wakefield 9 Ben Weigler 9 Debbie Weller 11 Katherine Williams 11 Valarie Wolfe 10 Pete Bausch 11 Tommy Becker 9 Phil Britton 10 Tina Brooks 11 Tammy Chester 10 George Curtiss 9 Rod Dodson 9 Mary Ann Dringenberg 11 Stanly Fagans 10 Joann Faulkner 10 Lonnie Fleming 10 Frank Gamwells 9 Artie Grissom 12 Este Halynch 10 -xc., S, .. -tx ii, 'L '1 4 , V . f f- ' J it 1 ... . .. 7 f ea t P 5 2, - , , 1 1 if 52,1-1, ,,.. .. ib :m:,,,,. . ., . ., . . ,. M , tp. sm -- :'.. W- - .1 . at-.::.g1?1t.f , ,.., f- v - -If 2- K-' ai , , 1 it 5 j,W57.1: t u ni tl ,. ,V 5. . V: V, 3 -.N -,t ' g X41 in Q ' 1 - , , 3 . ' , . '21 ta , t as .5 ' 3 . .Qxiiea xii: - ff ,- . f 4 i 7 f it . it . 1 iff . 1 ito . gi . -im 'Y f 4 ., 1 fa 1 X 1 1 4 K . :'x - ' -. 571' - 'A 1 5 r .gr K - -' 0 49 'fa . 1 ,Q , .,,t W A' f N Q . - wrl' or f .,.J . ' 3 i . 0 ' 1 - P+ 1 is ' 1 Q 3, - f M9 t H . i,:,:.3:g,- R1 K Q F 5 ' . ' , f Sq. - i ts ,gf-., L' K. if iw v 'En if 'M 1-tiil f' . , - X -fi - ,,..r . QM if K labove leftl Steve Dimick and Linda Shuck share a laugh at night school, labovel Tommy Davis works with clay, lopposite page, topl Richard Arboleda plays air hockey,' lrightl Bret Jennings, Foy Neff and Scott Larkin glance up from studies, lfar rightl Debra Miller and Brian Moberiy relax in ceramics 'fpkx class. EXTENDED DAY STAFF. iseatedl Stanley Carpenter, Julie Koenig, Vonnie Schleigerg lstandingl James Bucciarelli, Phil Bonfiglio, Michael Roche, Pat Marsubian. 168 Extended Dayl Mohler 1.311 wl,,-lx iivi f --1 1 ts I 2 ss 'N yn- -f'L 4' 'f ff , g . vi, . 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Q. 9' ,4 jg fi 33 ,-1 'T L -.zz-si, 1 4.15 N' lg VW? 43 1 1 ,em 15,1 2, . 1 S Z, fs -.W, 41-Nglt Wg: 'lbw .twirl ,, ,, L . .1 .1 W. ewes Q 4 ,.., ' Q LQ L i y -: cf ,, ' V 12 1 . ,f - 2 , I M Bret Jennings 10 Richard Johnson 12 Mike Johnson 9 Terry Keller 9 Debbie Kolupka 10 Scott Larkin 11 Carol Lowry 12 Shirley Lynch 9 Mike Lyons 12 Jim Mitchell 9 Delia Ogden 12 Debbie Flabetoy 9 Leroy Ramsey 11 Gloria Ftyce 10 Helen Sanchez 9 Linda Shuck 10 Stephanie Speros 9 Sonia Szenay 12 Janet Wilmoth 12 Mary Ellen Woods 10 169 V any .S P' 6551. 5-5- is me Ny, 'IJ ,.'. sri ft - Eg' fi:-QMKS .5 5-' ,ve P J 'G 31 .1 ltop leftl Research Coodinator Richard Withycombeg ltop rightl Vice Principal June Key,' lcenterl Vice Principal Verna Miller talks to plantg lbottoml Vice Principal Cottrell White. 70 AdministrationlSupport .0 Zfkm' 4 'ww ,N 1 Pork reflects on 1975-76 school yeor V . :s t , ., x ,. Q. ' 2 fue ff gi : 'IN . kwin 1- 7 ' 5 '-X ,aa ,, - Q - an if lf..!Q.f. ,, hem NM' . J ' V ,f-nyweia t. as ,. .lye During this school year much change has taken place. A well liked principal, Dr. Don Holt, left at the end of December. A decision to drop two schools-within-school next year was Made in mid-February in responce to declining enrollment. Favorite teach- ers will not be returning as the size of the staff becomes smaller. Yet this is so much like life in the twentieth century. One major charact- eristic of our time is change - and change at an accelerating rate. Per- haps the key to success in life today is maintaining confidence and cheerful optimism in the face of decreasing predictability about tomorrow. If this is so, then the 1975-76 school year provided opportunity to face signifi- cant change while enjoying the support of school staff, other students, and home members. lt may be that John Adams High School as it seeks to provide a humane, realistic education for life, performs a unique function in that it prepares students for a society where change is the norm. At any rate, as your interim principal, I have enjoyed the associations with students and staff that are alive and inquiring. And, even though some of the changes may have been threaten- ing, the general behavior of the students of John Adams High School reflected a maturity rarely found in American high schools. The year has been a good one. The students of John Adams High School can be expected to make important contributions to edu- cation and society in future years. May we have the good fortune of working together again at another time. Bernard E. Park, Principal ltop leftj Principal Gene Park,' jbottom leftj Administrative Vice Principal Hank Pond talks to student, AdministrationiSupport 7 172 ltopl CAFETERIA STAFF Margaret Raymer, Edith Ricks, LaVena Galar- neau, Sharon Moore, Eurlene Ward, Laura Anson, Pat Horrocks, MaryJane Jensen, Jane Davis, Blenda Nichols, Dorothy Lindhoim, Ann Fish, Elsie Clay. lcenterl COMMUNICATIONS LAB STAFF Reggie Gray, Betty Cook, Mike Powers, Michael Grice, Jim Gilbert, June Key, Robert Johnson, Joyce Hollis, Carla Moxley, Ken Berry. lbottoml LIBRARY STAFF Marie My- ers, Norman Prickett, Jo Twitty, Marion Waggoner, Sylvia Groener. i s it it gtg K ,Ku ,. A is ,, .f f rw. ,... . Q., ALCK ff:-4' Administration - Support -Pn- wwf' 'ii Ai Q.. HQ P 5 4 q w ggsxtwg Ahggw X58 Q ,, J ' if' ,L . , we , N, ,age .1 .i-mg g ,S ' ff 4321 , M' 1 ltop Ieftl SPECIAL EDUCATION STAFF David Flannigan, Ann Mohler, ltop righti READING SPECIALIST STAFF Willa Bee Holmes, Mario Mitchell lstudenti, Donald Layton,- lcenterl DEAF SPECIALIST STAFF Jana Ostrander, Janet Camper, Ted Michaud,' lbottoml custodian staff Bert Hensel, Dale Misfeldt, 'Ken Jones, Joe Cloud, Jim Schmuck, Wes Wilson, Eric Hendrickson, Bill Mor- mon, John lngamells, Ken Leash, Jim Lovell. Administration - Support 173 '. HQ tw is-ffl J ' 4 seem igi D 5 L W.,L , . wc.: ,nrfile J AdministrationlSupport , at 1' cbtt' , ltop leftl Band Director Mary McMan- us,' ltop centerl Social worker Roddy Daggett, lmiddlel Career specialist Ron Brown,' lbottom leftl Develop- mental Disability teachers John Greg- oire and Grace Randallg labovel Choir Director Norm Caro thers looks over his music. lleftl Sandra Hodge checks in terl work- ings ofa health careers room resident, lbelowl Hall counselor Jerry Sale enjoys relating moment with Vicki Smith and friend. Other hall counsel- ors notpictured include Tina Bell, Earl Leonard, and Clara Peoples. ff ., vm.. I' , L if X rf L, l L , 'F' ,, L9 ,: ' .Q F' '51, SECRETARIAL STAFF. lfront rowl Frances Johnson, Bobbie Black, Gail Whitted, Myrna Fullmer, Doris Taylor, Lisa Cohen, lback rowj Nancy DeGraff, Doris Larson, Nancy Wells, Muriel Ness, Elizabeth Hembree, Francis Clow. AdministrationlSupport Q W 5 as X ' BOWLING CENTER B LOCK CO .T 1750 N.E. LOMBARD PL. 4030 N. E. 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THE SHUTTLEHQ9, the world's most conven- C ient, low-cost transportation for pallets. With 4500 lbs. capacity and smooth, quiet polyure- thane wheels, THE SHUTTLE walks off with the year's value award. Write or call for your free brochure. Telephone C5033 285-5411 LIFT TRUCK DIVISION when x. yr l at we ll ng I I I l i it it M 1 Emanuel Hospital Congratulates the Graduating Class of 76, 44121 N.E. columbia Blvd. ' qf izi' P.r:1.Esox 3377 f Qi pDl UIBF1CI,DPEQOI'1 97208 A .. XV N.E.W.S. Realtors iiii l E. John Rumpakis. , I yyyly I Broker Fremont at 41st Call 281-1261 Congratulations Class of '76' Bertsch Mobile Service Inc. N.E. 33rd and Portland C50 Killingsworth 35288-1114 Compliments of eier rank Hamburger Patti's ova Q ppl D005 Q .400 gg A place to eat l l l l 4-Sn! 8: Frclont At Cal-Ore we know about growth. ln the past 25 years we've grown from one ollice to five full scale sales and service locations. All on the strength of one philosophy. We deal with you as il you were our only customer. No matter how big you are or how small, whether you're new to us or you've been with us for years, if we give you the best possible equipment, sales and service at the best possible price, we'Il see you again. lt must be working, because we're still growing. Portland - Eugene - Medium - seams - Sock:-me Machinery Co A division ol Dravo Eqgpmerit Company Index - Ads. 77 Western Propane 1317 N.E. Lombard -Home and Commercial Delivery -Radio Dispatch -24 Hour Service 283-5151 l IVIDUNT TRAILER C0 6364 N.E. 63RD STREETXPORTLAND, OREGON 97218 TELEPHONE l503l 282-7207 Dealer for Timpte and Comet Trailers Compliments of John D. Marshall lVl.D. 178 Index Ads AA Jennifer A. Aborn 15, 47, 71, 140 Michael L. Acton 44, 96, 97, 156 Susan D. Acton 156 Barbara R. Adams 122 Carolyn E. Adams 161 Leslie J. Adams 122 Angela J. Albay 32, 152 Mary E. Albay 86, 140 Curtis Anderson 94 Marina Aldrovandi 25, 31, 35, 69, 93, 122, 164 Gregory Alexander 161 Alan D. Amado 80 Inez Amado 24, 64, 78, 97, 122, 133, 149 Cindy L. Ammons 156 Mary Ann Ancheta122, 140 Curtis B. Anderson 130 Curtis L. Anderson 96 Donna L. Anderson 161 Fitzroy Anderson 149 Tutti Hope Anderson 40, 122, 135, 152 Linda Anderson 152 Marie Anderson 40, 152 Tamara J. Anderson 15635 James Arceneaux 20, 77, 78 96, 130, 152 Vicki S. Ardueser152 Vicki I. Arlt 47,' 66, 71, 122 140 Dick Arthur 104 Richard A. Arthur 161 Brian K. Austin 144 Linda S. Austin 122 1 1 8 B B Corey Bailey 122, 144 Jodeli L. Bailey 58, 77, 112, 122, 159 Lorraine D. Baker 80, 93, 140 Deborah A. Baldwin 149 Betty A. Balzer122, 152 Rhonda Baker 149 Kimberly E. Barrett 93, 107, 156 Charles C. Barton 164 Bryan Bates 40, 41, 94, Felicia A. Battie 24, 149 Phillippe Baudoin 112, 123, 149 Chris Baum 156 Peter Bausch 168 STUDENT INDEX Vickie Bearden 144 Adrian R. Beasley 140 Carletta Beasley 144 Dave Becker 164 Nina Becker 161 Tommy Becker 168 Deborah G. Bell 55, 78, 97, 120, 156 Fannie M. Bell 156 Forrest G. Bell 112, 156 Jerry Bell 78, 112, 113, 156 Carole M. Bellarts 122, 127, 161 Sherril A. Bellinger122 James A. Benbrook 46, 47, 54, 90,112,115,156 Dan R. Berton 122 Michael A. Besand 40, 123 Catherine Billiot 103, 149 Julie A. Binford 86,152 Lori I. Binford123,152 Tami L. Binford152 Robert W. Black 152 John F. Blair 161 Steven P. Blair 161 Georgette Boggess 156 Randy J. Boggess 40, 59, 140 Tammy S. Booker 119, 144 Terry E. Boom 129 Nancy J. Borich119, 123, 152 Cindy Boyd 36, 93, 104, 140 Richard L. Boyd 149 Lisa J. Bradley 149 Michael Bradley 59, 144 Debra Brant 144 Sherry Brice 123 Debra L. Briggs 149 William G. Brink 89,123,140 Phillip Britton 168 Robert Brooks 53 Tina M. Brooks 168 Donna F. Brookshire 123, 161 Anthony Brown 77, 149 Bobby R. Brown 33, 104, 112, 144 Jeffrey C. Brown 156 Jonica L. Brown 40, 41, 152 Madeline Brown 40, 152 Melody Brown 144 Micha L. Brown 140 Patrick D. Brown 77, 98, 154 Torri C. Brown 97, 119, 126, 156 Mandy M. Burling144 Cedric A. Burton 156 Jeannie Rf Busby 103, 112, 114, 120, 156 Coralynn Butler 164 Delinda B. Butler 72, 156 Index - Ads. Glenette Butler 161 Leeann L. Butler 64, 123 Sandra Butler 161 CC Christina Cain 68, 123, 146 Samuel R. Cain 156 Sandra L. Caito 64, 123, 156 Joanne M. Calcagno 86, 119, 152 X Kathleen L. Calcagno 119, 152 Luanne C. Calcagno 21, 55, 161 Lance Cannard 156 Niki Cannard 85,101,102,152 Chris O. Card 44,116,152 Kris E. Carleson 25, 35, 46, 54, 152 Robert A. Carpenter 63, 140 Cynthia A. Carter 156 Michael A. Carter 123, 152 Raymond Carter 99 Robert Carter 149 William O. Carter 140 Patrick R. Cassidy 164 Maria Castrejon 164 Myrna Castrejon 164 Joan A. Caughey 41, 164 Frankie Caywood 81 Eula M. Ceaser 64, 68, 101, 149 Charles G. Chester 162 Tanny Chester 168 RonaldL. Chiles 99,111,156 Sonya P. Chiles 140 Donna S. Chinn 161 David L. Christensen 89, 152 Sarah L. Christensen 149 George Clouser 44, 61, 92, 93, 118, 152 Rod L. Clouser 107, 161 Sherri F. Coffelt 156 Donna R. Coleman 123, 164, 165 Jennifer Coleman 40, 50, 144, 145 Candice L. Collins 152 Doug J. Collins 149 Molly Collins 49 Becky A. Colton 103, 152 Steve Costanzo 40, 89, 99, 110,112,113,116,156 Bobbie Jo Cox 164, 165 Cindy D. Cox 164 Howard S. Cox 81, 104, 161 Roberta Cox 164 Sandra Cox 164 179 180 Harold Heer 6654 Sanitary Garbage Holladay Park Church of God . 191112113 Service l E s 2120 N. E. TILLAMOOK PORTLAN D,ORE. 97212 A TELEPHONE: 287-1238 4931 N.E.Aiber1a sr. qi 1 ' 287-8661 If Serving North Portland CLIFFORD i.. TiEF1NEv - Pastor alfandlfan Znqine Sala, 5540 N.E. Columbia Blvd. Portland, Oregon 97218 Flowers Tommy Luke Portland's Leading Florist for Over 60 Years Downtown 0 Hollywood 0 lVlorgan's Alley Telephone 288-6714 I Pl1Of1e288-3131 o r 235-3131 - 1 nf 1 W Sl1're ROFESSICNAL l 1' f Pharmacy ERVICE iff tif T SALES AND INSTALLATION KN lt! 1 0 NAME BRAND CARPET3 0 KETCHEN CARPET! 1 45781 0 VINYL-TILL FDRMICA 0 gmomu 1 xl ESTIMQTIU GIVEN CALL PAUL MUND X clean' reams OWNER f 0 15031 281-1167 Xf aaasv N.E. KILLINGSWORTH. PORTLAND. UR. 972lI ' 4060 N.E. 42nd Ave. J' sy NORTHSIDE FORD TRUCK SALES INC. 6221 N.E. Columbia Blvd. Portland, Oregon PARTS SERVICE Ralph Wilson President 81 GM C5035 282-7782 l ff MPST SWA' Index - Ads. L1 Angela Coxeff 93 Tim A. Crawford 17, 109, 123, 135, 161 Connie J. Criswell 146, 156 Lori L. Criswell 40, 123, 146 Leonard Crowell 152 Edward T. Cryder 149 Lori S. Cunniff 156 George Curtiss 168 Robin R. Cusma 54, 93, 112 133, 152 1 DD Collin Daggett 140 Nelson Daggett 164 Kerri L. Danielson 140 Janet K. Davenport 123, 140 Antonio C. Davis 149 Audrey C. Davis 37, 123, 140 Jill A. Davis 98,117,161 Nora J. Davis 144 Norman E. Davis 72, 81, 104, 116, 161 Odester Davis 156 Steve Davis 56 Tommy L. Davis 156, 168 Tony Davis 110 Vicki D. Davis 123 Erik Deboer 164 Dennis J. Decius 80, 104,161 Robert E. Decius 20, 77, 109, 161 Mark H. Defrancisco 96, 97, 124, 129 Terry M. Defrancisco 49, 152 Julius E. De-long 81,104,149 Peter Demas 20, 76, 77, 107, 109, 124, 161 Hollie L. Dew 161 Randy J. Deyoung 69, 71, 77, 124, 156 Emily L. Dick 149 Gay Dick 144 Cynthia A. Dickinson 40, 86, 87,112,152 Troy G. Dickinson 93, 104, 140 Alison C. Diller 152 Steve J. Dimick124, 168 Michael C. Dodge 23 Rod Dodson 168 Stewart Donaldson 80 Tracei E. Dorton 161 Joan L. Doyle 93, 156 Mary Dringenbert 168 Jeff G. Duncan 140 Gloria Durham 124, 156 Fay Lynn Durkee 144 Gayland P. Durrett 42 Danny Dyer 124 EE Dana Y. Easley 161 Catherin A. Edlund 49, 124, 164 Cindy D. Egger 66, 96, 124, 152 Sandra M. Ehlinger149 Lori J. Eichler 158 Shelia Rae Elardo123, 124 Kim J. Eli 44, 61, 107, 118, 152 Mark Eli 4, 77, 88, 89, 108, 109, 124 Tina M. Ellet158 Calvin L. Ellett 80, 104, 164 Mark T. Ellett144 Marc R. Elliott 161 Stephanie D. Elliott 161 John S. Enger110 Marvin English 80, 104, 112, 164 Sharon Eshoo 140 Allen C. Evans 24, 36, 93, 99, 120, 158 Christopher Evans 90, 161 Debra Evans 124, 158 John T. Evans 81 Larry R. Evans 161 Rosalie A. Evans 144 Tom Evans 104, 110, 140 Tamara Evensen 93, 104, 161 FF Stanley R. Fagans 52, 81, 168 Renee Fair 149 Paul Falbo 24,81,109,144 Mark D. Farley 152 Joann Faulkner 43, 168 Duane Fields 130 John D. Fields 81,98 Jan Ferschweiler 25, 46, 158 Joyce L. Fischl 144 Joy L. Fisher 40, 47, 152 Cindy Fleming 40, 146, 149, 151 Lonnie Fleming 168 Kenneth A. Flora 158 Kenneth A. Forbis124, 164 Cheryl M. Forrest 164 Ora D. Forthan 152 Cindy A. Foster 152 Clayton E. Foster 124 Sherry L. Foster 161 Mark A. Fowle 40, 44, 88, 89, 109, 158 Matthew A. Fowle 89, 104, 116, 149 Michael L. Fox 158 Index - Ads. Leslie R. Franklin 103, 112, 164' Ray Fuller 140 Troy Fuller 56 GG Patricia Gagnon 144 Timothy Gallagher 77 Marion Galloway 152 Nancy A. Galt 107 Franklin Gamwells168 Evie L. Gannon 149 Adrian L. Gardenhire 99, 111 Brian S. Gay 161 Dennis Gearheart 140 Niota Gelderman 40, 124, 146 James M. Gentry 20, 44, 73, 77,78,109,126,161 George R. Gerber Jr. 158 Chuck Gerbovitz 126 Michael R. Gessner 144 Shelly R. Gessner144 Debbie A. Gibson 123 Joan L. Gibson 37,44,53, 152, 155 Susan D. Bilbert 68, 126, 161 Alice V.Gill78,97, 117,158 Linda A. Gill 48, 87, 101,102, 118, 158 Bruce Gilpin 126 Gina M. Gilpin 161 Maria Gilson126, 140 Allan R. Gipson126 Carla L. Glavan 152 Thomas G. Golden 90, 112 Toni Goods 140 Nels R. Goranson 27, 41, 46, 47,89,106,107,118,152 Russell Gossman 37 Timothy Goudy 99 Ronald S. Graupman 40, 152 James T. Gray 40,8O,111,164 Horace Green 77, 78, 96, 126, 141 Kimela Green 149 Karen A. Gressel 58, 90, 91, 112, 152 Lester J. Griffin 144 Linda Griffin 36, 144 Deborah A. Griffiths 119, 126, 152 Steven Griffiths 141 Sue A. Grigsby 93, 152 Artie Grissom 126, 168 Michael D. Grose 41, 164 Bambi L. Gross 144 Mike Grudzinski 89 181 Jack DeYoung Sanitary - HA NEW DIMENSION IN AWARDS Servlce SINCE 1961 TROPHIES ENGRAVING s i V HOUSE OF AWARDS . ' Nj N 9 ' ' 1 ' Ray.lones 4 as IIII ' 284-8664 Bus. , ' f ,24 1721 s.E. Hawthorne Blvd. 233-1335 ' 'X , t i K WM! ,054 X ii. M 1 if I T qi ,I K. ' f-41' ' ' , 1 . to T5 J PROFESSIONAL TOWEL CO. lf ' , 2lO NE. 28th Ave., Pofiiand, oregon 972I3 PHONE 235-4613 A LE! WPA QI.-. . Greetings and All Good Wisnes to the Faculty and Student Body of 5902 NE. Emerggn ADAMS HIGH SCHOOL. 287-3314 Join the Pepsi People Feelin' Free! ALl3ERTSON'S The Food People P '-C I I3 I' C H -22fI.s5I.fIz15Tg O . . 5-5-23353 233-8883 I 21' ' ' ' FALOM A 330 N COAST TO COAST IVIARKET IIafIf1eDfive STORES Yougrfgigfygfggsllood 6727 N. Is. Kiiiingsworfh PORTLAND,0REGON 97218 B Phone: 288-5479 - everages igafqiljffees EVERYTHING FOR HOME CAR AND RECREATION 132 Index - Ads. HH Kim S. Hagan 4, 49, 97 Debra A. Hagan 164 Patricia Hahlor 21 William C. Hall 25, 42, 43, 44, 158 William W. Halsey 164 Este Halynch 168 Dana Hammerly 126 James D. Hammick 141 Ricky W. Handy 80 Joy D. Hansen 32, 86, 112, 114, 152 Mike J. Hanson 141 Steve Hanson 49, 85, 126, 141 Nancy L. Hardin 126 Cynthia Harding 86, 87, 101, 112, 115, 161 Louanne Hardy 158 Nathan Harms 29, 118, 127, 152 Leander R. Harold 44, 81, 104, 112, 114, 152 Ardelia M. Harris 164 Claudia J. Harris 85, 127 Ernie Jr. Harris 90, 112, 115, 127, 135, 152 Greg Harris 52, 81, 141 Jenny Harris 127, 141 John H. Harris 161 Rebecca D. Harris 82, 84, 85, 101, 127, 141 Beverly Harrison 40, 144 Eric T. Hart 52 Tommy L. Hart 52 Dean H. Harvey 141 Dhristine A. Haug 44, 70, 71, 119, 127, 158 William K. Haug 90, 152 David G. Hawes 104, 116, 161 Deborah L. Hawley 152 Geraldine L. Hayes 158, 159 Yvonne D. Hayes 158 Cleveland Haynes Ill 32, 89, 152 Herbert Haynes 158 Julie Haynes 43 Toni D. Haynes 70, 127, 152 Richard W. Hays 44, 69, 71, 108,109,127,158 Kristi D. Hedges 87, 141 Steven H. Heer 46, 47, 161 Timothy G. Helzer 44, 73, 109, 127, 152 Debbie L. Henderson 164 Doris J. Hendrix 164 Dooley R. Hennessey 161 Timothy G. Henrici 141 Mark R. Herinck 144 Teri A. Hesselgesser 49, 161 Floyd Hickmon 149 Robert L. Hickmon 77 Terry Hickmon 80, 110, 111 Craig L. Hill 81, 130, 141 Frank L. Hill 81, 110 Michael K. Hill 110, 111 Karen M. Hilyard 161 Jeffrey J. Hirte 20, 77, 110, 111, 152 Darlene Hoffman 86, 112, 141 Joseph S. Holcomb 164 Deborah Hollis 164 Martin A. Holloway 77, 127, 161 Art Honeyman 56 Ronald L. Hood 81, 165 Todd D. Hoover 161 Jana L. Horn 149 Mark E. House 89, 152 Alva Houston 72, 127, 158 Lavern W. Houston 158 Wayne Huddart 80, 111, 161 Yvette M. Hudson 161 Anthony E. Huff 99 Curtis Huff 144 Eric HuIl62, 127,152 Karen A. Huntwork 165 Jeffrey Irvin 144 Yvette Irvin 144 Don lsaksen 141 Natalie E. lvanhoff 40, 77, 80 90, 111, 154 JJ Darrell C. Jabin 25, 27, 44, 54 90,104,112,115,154 Laura M. Jabin 158 Anthony R. Jackson 43, 96 161 George R. Jackson 46, 128, 144 Rhonda L. Jenkins 141 Bret J. Jennings 168, 169 Karen Jensen 161 Vera A. Jessie 144 Jon M. Johannesen 44, 81, 98 110, 158 Charles F. Johnson 154 Connie M. Johnson 52, 86 101, 144 David W. Johnson 141 Elaine Johnson 27, 141 Eula L. Johnson 68 Jacob Johnson 128 Julianne R. Johnson 81, 158 Kevin D. Johnson 104, 116 Michael Johnson 169 Richard W. Johnson 169 Index - Ads. Robert Lee Johnson 56, 128, 165 Susan D. Johnson 161 Jacqueline JoIIeS165 Curtis Jones 149 Dan L. Jones 40, 141 Darrell F. Jones 150 Heather C. Jones 162 Jeffrey D. Jones 144 John T. Jones 141 Kenny P. Jones 93, 158 Laveda Jones 128, 158 Amelia B. Joseph 128, 158 Elizabeth M. Joy Elizabeth M. Joy 158 Katherine L. Joyce 162 Michael L. Jump 22, 49, 51, 66, 71, 93, 128, 141 Carol A. Jurkowski 71, 124, 165 KK Patricia A. Kahler 85, 87, 141 Karen T. Kalafate 165 Sherri A. Kazlauskas 141 Keborah K. Keen 162 Michael D. Keen 128 Terry Keller 169 Eileen Kelly 129, 144 Tyrome Kelsey 81 Cherita Kennedy 64, 65, 158 Raymond E. Kennedy 90,110, 154 Corrina L. KiIby165 Lorna J. Kilmer 40, 154 Don G. Kindred 24, 150, 151 Rebecca Kitt 150 Bruce Klein 20, 77, 144 Beth Kleser 40, 158 Dawn A. Kleser 64, 129, 158 Sarah L. Klevit 154 Warren E. Knowles 81, 141 Debbie Kolupka169 Deana Jo Koski 36, 61, 154 Robert A. Koski 129 Virginia M. Kosydar 40, 129 135, 154 James M. Krueger 81, 162 John A. Krueger 7, 77, 129 162 Gary L. Krutsinger 150 LL Ellen L. Landis 162 Terri G. Landis 162 Jeanette M. Lane 112, 144 Bonnie L. Larkin 162 Scott J. Larkin 168, 169 Leonard A. Latin 98, 144 183 Theressa M. Latoski 87, 112, 155, 158 Sherry Laudermilk 162 Mark Laughlin 40, 44, 89, 118 154 atricia Laurion 68, 129, 162 Leila S. Lee 129 David D. Leffall 150 Victor H. Legall 33, 34, 80 Dolores Fl. Lewis 61, 85, 106, 107, 112, 154 Vernetta Lincoln 50 Ben Linder 56, 106, 165 Caroline K. lindstedt 59 Denise Lingle 144 Carla Fl. Lockhart 144 Connie Fi. Loghry144 Billy J. Lonergan 162 107, 144 Linda J. Lelsy 80, 158 Callie J. Lewis 111 Cassandra F. Lewis 149 Cassandra Fl. Lewis 158 Darryl K. Lewis 80, 158 129, 154 Brian R. Loring 56, 161 Cedric F. Love 81, 98, 130 Jeanne Loving 158 Carol J. Lowry 169 Carmen M. Lopez 46, 78, 97, l-lai Luong 30, 141, 145 Mai Luong 30, 141 Flose P. Luper 43, 130 Lorln Lynch 56 Shirley A. Lynch 169 Alan Lyons 104, 110 Mike Lyons 169 MM Stephen P. MacDonald 150 Tammy D. Madsen 162 Karla Fi. Madson 46, 154 Stanley Majors 58, 104, 158 Doug Maltox 165 R035 EQUIPMENT Congratulations 'to the 4334 N.E. Columbia Blvd. Grgduatirig ' Portland, Oregon 97218 Class Sales and Service of ... of Skagits, Lorains, Bahtams, and 1976 used Equipment I John Adams High From P.T.S.A. DAVE'S MIDWAY MARKET 7a.m.-Midnight 3734 N.E. 42nd Phone 281-2537 OPEN 365 days RW, Al NSWDRTH facifANeRS .CAR PHARMACY Your Friendly Neighborhood Pharmacy ff 1 5444 N.E. 42nd Ave. N.E. 30th and Ainsworth 283-0787 84 Index - Ads 'Vlark D. Manfredi40, 156,158 Michael Markey 43, 49, 144 Diana L. Marlett 82, 85, 154 Martisha Marlett 101, 158 Margie M. Marshall 59 Susan M. Marto 28, 37, 124, 130, 162 Julie L. Mase 37, 68, 130, 154 Dale Mason 144 Jerome Mass 165 Marcia Y. Massey 144 Timothy Massey 12, 77, 130 Lynda M. Mayes 158, 159 R. B. Mayes 78,154 Michelle M. McArthur 107, 119, 158 Anne M. McCarthy 37,631,154 Elizabeth C. McCarthy 141 Erin M. McCarthy 141 Tricia McCarthy 162 Patricia A. McClure 68 Shawn R. McCrary 130, 149, 150 Rhonda F. McGaughy 130 Lorison A. McGlone 86, 87, 154 Denise L. McKay 158 Scott McNeill 165 Cheri E. Meyers 141 Ricky J. Mikkelson 77, 158 Booker T. Miles 76, 77, 154 J. R. Miles 20 Bonita J. Miller 40 Cindy Miller 159 Colette M. Miller 84, 85, 103, 154 Deborah M. Miller 159 Kimberly Miller 77, 129,162 Marice L. Miller 67 Mary C. Miller 162 Shawn E. mlller 40, 130, 159 Teresa L. Miller 86, 87, 103, 159 Veronica M. Miller 162 Karen E. Mills 87, 103, 119, 162 Sharon Mills 87,103,119,162 Ella L. Mininger144 Cathy M. Minton 162 Murray Minuk 146 Donald L. Mitchell 80 Jimmie Mitchell 169 John Mitchell 22 Mario C. Mitchell 30, 56, 96, 159, 173 Brian S. Moberly 168 Tracy Moertel 130 Angela Moore 130 Daniel P. Moore 43, 165 .aul D. Moore 14, 47, 141 Randy M. Moore 80, 150 Donna L. Morgan 73, 130 King D. Morrison Jr. 90, 91, 159 Keith J. Mosbrucker 154 Leslie L. Mosher 43 Karla Moxley130 John K. Murphy 154 NN Foy Neff 168 Derek M. Nero 71, 81, 141 Abigail L. Newman 71, 130, 141 Andra S. Newman 35, 44, 54, 154 Debra A. Newman 159 Greg E. Newman 63, 80, 143 Paul J. Newman 54 David D. Niemenen 132 Fred L. Nieminen 132 Jerry G. Niemenen 150 Jess E. Nowell 162 OO Jeff Obermiller 77, 78, 108, 109 Delia Ogden 132, 169 Lance D. Ogden 150 Mark A. Oliver 130, 132 Cheryl J. Olson 159 Laura A. Olson 162 John E. Opp 165 Steve J. Ostby 73, 132 Joey M. Otis 130 Daniel A. Owens 2, 20, 71, 77, 116, 132, 162 James Ownby 43, 150, 151 Terri L. Ownby 132 PP Ricky Pace 104, 143 Greg Palmer 144, 145 Tim Palmer 40,104,112,144 Brian E. Pancoast 146 Joe B. Peck 165 William R. Peel 165 Eric Penn 98, 150 Cheryl J. Perius 165 David W. Perkins 76, 77, 96 97, 130, 162 Sandra M. Perrin 154 Dianna L. Perry 167 Lawson Peters 99, 159 Lisa J. Peterson 73, 163 Susan M. Peterson 40, 87, 101,102,119,163 Byron Peterson 13, 146 Vicki Y. Peterson 130, 163 Index - Ads. Hung Pham 30, 51, 143 Manh Pham 30, 143 Tuyet Pham 30, 143 Rose Phil 146, 159 John C. Pickett 44, 54, 88, 89, 104,112,113,159 Vicki L. Pierce 40 Scott C. Piercey 132, 146 Jacqui R. Pierson 43, 132 Ricky A. Piltz151 Randall G. Plew 150 Anthony Points 167 Kim M. Pool 132, 167 Linnay M. Powers 132, 167 Brenda Preston 132 Tresemme M. Preston 159 9 Daniel W. Price 33, 146 Kathleen P. Price 146 Debra L. Propps 154 Aaron B. Pruitt 43, 59, 63, 81, 104, 146 Lou M. Ptacek150 Bethine M. Pulos159 RR Debbie Rabetoy 169 Leroy Ramsey 81, 169 Richard Ramsey 154 James M. Rea 40, 146 Becky A. Reed 167 Harold Reed 43 Deborah F. Reeves 133, 159 Mark J. Renwick 93, 104, 167 Alicia Reyes 146 Steven C. Richards 143 Steve Richardson 150 Breneszell Richey 154 Linda S. Ricks 133, 163 Virginia L. Riley 14, 46, 133, 163 Janice S. Ritter 167 Shaun Ritter 167 David D. Roberts 104, 150 Drew J. Roberts 107, 118, 167 Isabelle Robertson 167 Debbie M. Robinson 150 Harry R. Robinson 77, 112, 133 James M. Robinson 133, 163 paul E. Robinson 41, 167 Sally A. Rosenfeld 70, 119, 133, 159 Torrence B. Ross 146 Jan M. Rothert 71, 104, 163 Roy Ruff 143 Kanoris Rush 150 ' lndia Pearl Russel 150 Janet L. Russell 133 Orlie J. Russell 167 Gloria J. Ryce169 185 1 K . li 7 S ' f 'l . XIX 'X l r ' L i KX 'A x., , X 1' -. 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The staff and I would like to thank Meier and Frank Photo Studio, our American Yearbook Company representative Bob Paffrath, the graphic art students who set our type, and most of all Jim Flice our advisor, who worked harder than any of us to produce this yearbook. I would also like to thank the entire staff for the many extra hours spent on the yearbook, now sit back and enjoy it! Debbie Smith Editor - w , w 'Q ,Y X x. L - , YK I L xxx f QV MN , INK U eq ffjif Ti' f x X 1 X 5 .XXKX X X xy f .QXW v ' W f ' ,x,1f.c GJ X Qfggwmi Y 3 'N X X My by N .f X Q AMERICAN Yum-usoox coxnmrw YmEf:f'i,??'Y20?TIfimZi'EI'7?t?N21! -T?:'Tfrf1r'VtE:,ifv1':rf,1'S:z1'1-'sw5r,i. ' 2z,g.gf..-Qmwmwwmg-v y-fs--:fa4qfmw,,.-sry., . ,.,a R . ,... N M, ,. ,, . . . , , ivfpfpffitp,Jig,--FQD,-f.vL,,51Q-:f3'fg1.5. ?5JJ'li5XP-A+?j,'7:. 'f,'5 ',fgf2q fi-Q gf ,1-Q-:1n5a.f2'-Q ?:-,f-L3 fg1?5L.f'fJ, Jfqzf 5 V. .-i.-L-'ivri- wr '.i J? 1gf.',-3!wLT1r'is.' 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