La Grande High School - Mimir Yearbook (La Grande, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1982 volume:

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W fm nl , ,G Q 'wa ,,,,,,U , , - I W U ' ,,,, , ,W,,,,.,,..,..,..H...,,.M.,,,.WW..,,,M Naam fm -Www Always look for the silver lin ln . . . QFZ' .gf a 10 STUDENT LIFE . . . and try to find the sunny side of life. STUDENT LIFE 11 , , f mmf, . ' v- - .. ,, 435' v'fMw,ffw,,f V , . x -A H 1 , ff where the brave dare not cow' 3553 e eweeam the impossible dream, to fight the rmeeetable fee, to bear with embearable sorrow, to run sz 12? Spirit Week Rainy weather didn't dampen spirits as La Grande High School began it's 1981 Football Homecoming celebra- tion. Besides the usual spirit guys and gals, Dress-up days, and assem- bly, a spirit parade and bonfire were also added to the festivities. The pa- rade consisted of a fire truck loaded with cheerleaders, the LHS band, the spirit court, and a float repre- senting each class. The Tiger football team defeated the Baker Bulldogs 42-O, even after the wet field turned into a muddy mess. The Homecom- ing dance was sponsored by the Sen- ior Class and was D.led by Dan Burns, from Pendleton. Prima-Ballerinas Julie Stoffel and Denise Smith twirl away on their toes. l ii, Vicki Waldrop, Jodi McClellan, Lynda Fong, Dawn Schmidt, and Faye Fong Chris Feafhefgill fUVf1S Hawaiian on Native Day . show their own version of Punk Rocker Day fs 1 i , 'S . ,' 1' . QA. N If HA 4 H i, fr ig 'JA ll Could those natives be Deb Hildabrandt and Lisa Decorating lockers is 2 Daft Of Spirit Week- Gemaehlich? Kevin Cahill and Sara Roberts show their spirit in their costumes Jennifer Wiseman seems to find it hard to work in her punk outfit. for Punk Rocker Day . , ,mv . his i gif i FL as I 4 ,V I :Jr WM .Juli i gm Fall Ball The Dance of the Gods brought out more than 100 couples in original costumes for an evening of dancing and laughing with friends. During the evening, there was a costume com- petition. A panel of judges selected the couples that were the cutest, most original, most beautiful, and some others. The biggest award giv- en out, went to Karen Ward and Kam Sisco, the Belle and the Beau of the Ball. J 005,51 i U Karen Ward and Kam Sisco, as Barbie and Ken, were chosen the Belle and Beau of the Ball. Heather Goold and Gene Hyde find it difficult to dance as a Rubik's cube. 16 FALL BALL Deb Hildebrant and Randy Gibson dancing in their own little srnurf land. Louise 'Bunny' Hermens takes a break from dancing, just long enough for a quick snapshot. The Fall Ball helped bring OUT Mft JONES' true personality. John Aney, Becky Campbell, Josephine Spronk, and Russ Hollaway participate in the costume competition as mimes. FALL BALL 17 Class of 82' The Senior class raised money this yearbyseMngtootmeroHbanksand by sponsonng the footbaH honwe- coming dance. Mr. Gregory served as their class adviser. The class funds also paid for their color photo section along with graduation. Class Officers: Rob Countryman: President, Dana Fullerg Vice-President, Lisa Rogers: Secretary and Deb Hildebrant: Treausrer. law 5 it or i Lance Adamson Elizabeth Allen Jomarie Allen Teri Anderson Steve Armon Andy Ashe Dale Austrum Dale Baird Benjamin Bean Jeanette Bean Tod Berg Trace Bevell Teresa Blackman Deborah Blang Nellie Bogue 18 SENIORS as x , lf K. l v e f .A 5+ .gk llie Jo Boothman le Canfield ltherine Cobb ban Davison 1 ff 'A Z i 'glk gy 1 , i v 15 ap. ' I .. . J '- if ' 1 g its Y Q fmt if ZF Ng f V L , -t ' ,e ,. i W r l 'A If , ' in Nun - v l Lawrence Brainerd Dan Burke Pamela Byrd Rebecca Campbell Jon Carroll Merri Chandler Deanna Charon Deborah Claudson Penny Collman Robert Countryman Stephen Cowdrey Carol Creel Cliff Dayley Geri De Boie Duayne Dittmer Darren Dixon SENIORS 19 l if R 7 ' 4 ,Vt -.VM ' ,' ' ,- gg. ,i . l I , 2.1 5 .N 1 -w. w 'Y Q ap. Cheryl Dyche Renae Eakin Judith Feathergill Richard Feik Lynda Fong Tina Frashier Lisa Gemaehlich Bradley George Kathy Ebel Paul Fitzgerald Dana Fuller Randall Gibson 20 SENIORS Mime l M se si' 'Ng . A . NM: 3 ',., ' 1 I 1 y 5 if V Patrick Edvalson Christy Flanagan Ruth Fuller Ronald Gilbert -tnxkxh 8 ,ki li ti 2 R' 'W-.. ,.. If , . Ray Eveson Faye Fong Donna Geist Christine Gildersleeve i X . 1 3 Q hn Gilmore Gretchen Gooderham Ross Gooding La Chelle Goodman san Graham Alan Green Cheryl Gregory Marty Halliday ibert Harmon Kevin Harvey Rodney Hawthorne Lauri Haynes ny Hegele Jay Heitz Alan Henry Jeffrey Hensley SENIORS 21 , Q1 Tami Gorham Kent Hampton Lorena Haynes Louise Hermans X 3 he M fi wffrf 3 F i ,ky 1: W J J J . i Jeffrey Hickerson Deborah Hildebrant Kristene Houk Don Houston Eugene Hyde Gale Jamison Valerie Jones Patina Jordan ' Iles V 1 J , lg g . at .ft l Angelina Hinojos Rob Howard Robert Johnson Tim Jordan 22 SENIORS Eulagio Hinojos Stacie Hudson Sandra Johnson Todd Juniper e. 5 5 - no '- i W.- 1, f ,V ' 1. 5-I f lg , 1 .' iq -'s,Ky35'Q j,f45::? 5e' tix 'st ' ,?1i'gg,, ., 3 K , ,339 ? J A Rf 5-gin W b 4 V :E v f:5 :. - A J ,Ag i ' waz-wsxiro 1-Q K '14-f ,f Russell Holloway Tamara Hug Gall Jones Mary Kay Keffer la Knight William Knight gula Le Ggre Jeff l.el'fCl'1 lchaelMacavoy Jordy MQCK ln MC Clenryan Rich Mc Daniel l ei L,Q Frank Lang Melanie Langfield Diane Lester David Locken John Mann Michael Markham Cynthia Mc Dermott Katherine Mc lntyre SENIORS 23 1 M . 4 rl? ,PQ M Q , gli wi, Hu. Af ' Y I , H- 'Jaw Q fra , .MF .dm 1 - if ' 1 xlwai, QMMHNV my W ,ww ' A Vg we 7 e ff. ji ' 1 25' -Q ., 'f , ww-A, Wgfvi, ,Leim M V57 qs ggg gia3g?'!WQ ff'i,Jfyg7f! QAA- 42? 5 igRV,Q15 ,A-5 . -lk L F iii Laury Laurence Jeff Loudermilk Melissa Marshall Rondy Ann Mc Neil RV . Jodi Mc Clellan Ruben Moore Christine Myers Kathleen Nelson fd- 'D '1 i il Ihxiflmili 'N-1 it v Raye Miles Alicia Moran Tina Myers Michele Nelson li Thomas Mitchell Annette Moran Pete Naab Jill Nichols 24 SENIORS E ' 'tr 'C f M' ' V r R f X i l Crystal Moon Dallas Moore Rod Muilenburg Rebecca Mundy Alex Nelson Craig Nelson James Nielsen Melody Orcutt an 4 4 A ly- . ,, -x ff . , 4 'rw ' L ill ' 7 n 'ln 'if v X. .f ' 'mf wald Oswalt Karen Payne Lori Phenice Rick Plumley lene Potts Leo Potts Rene' Reed Kathleen Richards se Roberts Timothy Roberts Kimberly Robinson Lisa Rogers Sailer Carrie Saunders Theresa Schaan Greg Schmidt SENIORS 25 L William Posey Chris Ricketts Lane Rudd Shelly Seydel J A., L, 452333 .Et Kamden Sisco Curtis Smith Andrea Snyder Larry Snyder Sheldon Strand Patrick Strawn Martha Tsiatsos Monte Turner Denise Smith Shaunda Sorenson Daniel Sullivan Tammy Urquhart 26 SENIORS Paul Smith John Steeves Kevin Tall Ann Vermillion ... f, Q Robert Smith Julie Stoffel Jeffery Trapp Robert Wagener wlkilhu e Wagner Jane Wahlstrom a Warren Matthew Webb ren Wilkins Theodore Williams in Winterton Gilbert Wiseman 'NJ Chris Waite Karen Weissenfluh Justin Williamson Glenn Wiseman SENIORS Vicki Waldrop Valerie Wallace Pamala Westcott Laletta Wickam Cynthia Wilson Kathleen Winslow Edward Woodburn Walter Wright Tina Troy Mark Young Eric Yurldt Valerie Zander it Not Pictured: Philip Andregg David Curtis if Edward Gustamante Darron Hamilton Brian Jordan Doug Metcalf Terry Norman Mike Pellow Kathy Rogers Mark Slater Kathy Smolkowski Larkin Thompson Daniel Watson Geri Wilson by ef Susan Meredith Kris Selland Lisa Strickland Thelma Morton . Q' . '15 i ' .Q:' 1 A ' ' Y1' E' G f w -Q 28 SENIORS Tina Fraisher, a noble yell queen! Lori Haynes entertains L.H.S. Assemblies Assemblies are a big attraction at La Grande High. Students were asked to take partin nwost of the assern- bHes throughout the year. Amde from the usual pep assemblies, L.H.S. was entertained by a Mime troup, two Shakespearian actors and an Energy Awareness Consultant. During the Pep Assemblies recogni- tion of the athletes is always an event. The Varsity Football Team try their hands at Musical chairs during one ofthe Football assemblies. ASSEMBLIES 29 M DEFENSE: Standing, Ross Gooding, Alex Nelson, Scott Young, Walter Wright, Ed Gustamante, Steve Wilkins, Bill Sailer, Don Houston Glen Masterson. Kneeling, Chris Johnson, D.J. Hamilton, Ed Woodburn, Kelly Edvalson, Paul Smith, Trace Bevell, Forrest McKinney Coaches: Doc Savage, Ray Patrick, Roland Bevell. OFFENSE: Standing, Brian Tannehill, Jeff Wiseman, David Locken, Rich McDaniel, Brad Struck, Randy Gibson, Darren Dixon, Second Row: Gene Hyde, Paul Fitzgerald, Monte Turner, Tracy Parker, Alex Nelson, Cal Thomason, Third Row, Mark Young, Terry Bennett, Chris Williams, David Carroll, Greg Berry, Andy Pierson, Curtis Smith. Coaches, Doc Savage, Ray Patrick, Roland Bevell. 30 VARS ITY FOOTBALL Varsity Football SCOREBOARD LHS NAMPA 6 LHS ONTARIO 8 LHS BEND O LHS HERMISTON O LHS PENDLETON 26 LHS REDMOND 31 LHS CROOK COUNTY 41 LHS MT. VIEW 6 LHS BAKER O Trace Bevell makes a tackle against a Mt. View player. Curtis Smith shows great concentration as he catches the ball, 1 WM A VARS TTY FOOTBALL 31 The La Grande Tiger Football team had a record of 5-4. The Football awards went to Paul Fitzgerald for the offensive award. Most valuable Iinemen went to Kelly Edvalson. The Defensive Player award went to Kelly Edvalson and Ed Gustamante. All Scholar went to Ed Gustamante and Cal Thomason. Paul Fitzgerald was named First Team All Conference. Alex Nelson, was named Second Team All Conference, as was Trace Bevell. Kelly Edvalsonl and Tracy Parker were named Honorable Men- tion's. Paul Fitzgerald and Monte Turner each made 12 field goals during the '81 season. J 1 , Vi ' fri ,f :Q 51,31 K s . fl ,W 0 1 f ' K' V Q s V9 C- XX if fm gf? 9 ' 2 , K.. .', fo .W Wa, J.V. Football The team played well and worked hard, each player doing his best. Some of the J.V. players could not play in the J.V. ball games because they were playing with the Varsity which left us without experience in some positions. The kids gained ex- perience that will help them in the future. said Coach Wayne Jensen of his J.V. squad. The Tiger J.V. football squad gains yardage on this play against the Pendleton Bucks. Scoreboard LHS Wallowa LHS lmbler LHS Pendleton LHS Hermiston LHS Baker LHS Pendleton LHS Joseph LHS Hermiston J.V. FOOTBALL: First row, James Hawthorne, Eddy Woodburn, Eric Lawrance, Eddy Fong, Jeff Tetrick, Darren Jensen, Eric Lloyd, Mark Patterson, Mike Berry. Second row, Jade Hayes, Glen Rogers, Shawn DeBorde, Doug Johnson, Dee Dixon, Tom Adams, Jeryl Struck, Clay Hendon, Phil Allen, Dean Aldrich, Gregg Crampton. Third row: Tom McMillian, Terry Stone, Dee Gorrell, Stuart Bayne, Kevin Fulk, Tom Witten, Bill Carey, Mike Hermens, David Keffer, Darren Baird, John Eckhart. Coach Wayne Jensen, Coach Larry Nice. Not Pictured, Tony Howe, Brett Shore, Brian Tannehill. J .V. FOOTBALL 33 Freshman Football Under the coaching of Verl Miller and Doug Hislop, the Freshman football team came out on top of all but one of their opponents, tying their last game with Mac Hi 8-8. Coach Miller commented, They were a real together group of individ- uals and it was a real pleasure to coach them. I think the La Grande football program has real potential for the next three years. The players were a good group of individuals who played as a team, said Coach Hislop of the freshman squad. Andrew Masterman gains yardage despite on- coming attackers. Jon Hankins assists Todd Gorham in a tackle SCOREBOARD as the Tigers try to regain control of the ball. LHS 12 Mac Hi 8 LHS 26 Hermiston 14 LHS 28 Baker 14 LHS 37 Baker O LHS 32 Hermiston O LHS 30 Pendleton O LHS 8 Mac Hi 8 John Sullivan encourages the freshman team while waiting to be sent into the game. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL: Bottom row, John Sullivan, Bob Gould, Shawn Cochran, Dave Coalwell, Andrew Masterman, Robbie Meyers, Larry Chess, Sam Wiseman, Elvis Burton, Doug Miller, Dave Comfort. Middle row, Todd Silva, Bryce Adamson, Darrin Kiesecker, Ron Kellar, Todd Nice, Tim Baker, Todd Gorham, Dave Steele, Bob Heitstuman, Andy Tarvin, Mike Fischer. Top row: Coach Hislop, Coach Miller, Tim Rynearson, Mike Howton, Steve Harsin, Vince Blair, Todd Thompson, James Terry, Richard Eakin, Dave Johnson, Robert Feik, Jon Hankins. Not pictured: Steve Sailer, Larry Moore, Jim Davidson, Todd Hardwick. tit?-i if ' Swiss: li ' . - S -ri -'w'-f i , . gl iii , gk -, 'W 55 wi The Freshman team is ready for action. Freshman Volleyball The Freshman team objectives of attaining poise, pride, and proficien- cy on the court weren't discernable until about three-fourths of the way through the season. Once the scene was set, however, that nucleus of girls weathered defeat.and victory with poise, and displayed the LHS sense of pride. Through team ef- forts, they achieved proficiency and hard work, said Freshman coach, Billie Fetz. The teams proficiency was shown in the total winfloss re- FRESHMEN VOLLEYBALL: Standing, Rhonda Smith, Coach Fetz, Marla Stevens, Stephanie Schut, Bobbi Smurthwaite, Kris Shigley. Kneeling, Kris Petersen, Sharon Davis, Melissa Feik, and Sherry Hart. TRO SH VOLLEYBALL 35 cord of 7 wins and 4 losses. LA GRANDE WON LOST OPPON- ENT LHS lmbler LHS Elgin LHS Cove LHS lmbler LHS Cove LHS Cove LHS Elgin LHS lmbler LHS Joseph LHS North Powder LHS lmbler Sophomore Volleyball Our team has greatly improved over last year and our win loss record was excellent. As the season pro- gressed the team worked together well despite the loss of several play- ers, commented Chris Sater. - Scoreboard LaGrande L.H.S. vs WON LOST lmbler X Enterprise X Ontario X Cove X Hermiston X North Powder X Cove X Enterprise X Pendleton X Elgin X Baker X Cove X Ontario X Hermiston X Wallowa X Elgin X Pendleton X Baker X Lynette Cain hits an ace spike against an op- posing team while Joanne Blackman cheers her on. Sophomore Volleyball: Clockwiseg Joanne Blackman: Chris Saterg Heather Gould: Tiffany Con- nerg Linda Shinselg Leslie Dyche: Shelly Rose: Becky Georgeg Lynette Caing Lora Grahamg Brenda Blackman. Coaches: Lin Casiatog Donna Huntsman. Leslie Dyche sets the ball to Lora Graham in an attempted power play while Becky George is ready for block coverage. 36 SOPH VOLLEYBALL Carol Fuller and Barb Hutchison team up for a Renee Jensen Spikes the ball OVGV The stuft block. , blocking hand ofa Baker Bulldog. The tiger team takes time out to get ready for the next game. JV Volleyball Under the coaching of Bill Bauer, the Junior Varsity Volleyball Team ended the season with a 8 and 6 win-lose record. The team consisted of four juniors, three sophomores, and three freshmen. This was Mr. Bauer's second year of coaching the volleyball team. He coached the boys' Varsity Basketball Team for four years. He came to La Grande from Tillamook, where he gave up his position as a junior high school principal to coach for the LHS basketball team. Scoreboard La Grande Won Lost Oppon- ent LHS lmbler LHS Enterprise LHS Ontario LHS Hermiston LHS Enterprise LHS Pendleton LHS Elgin LHS Baker LHS Ontario LHS Hermiston LHS Elgin LHS Pendleton LHS Wallowa LHS Baker J.V. VOLLEYBALL: Back row: Coach Bill Bauer, Michelle Taal, Carol Fuller, Angie Daffer, Renee Jensen, Jacque Gorham, Vonnette McKague, Manager Wendy Rock. Front row: Kara Robinson, Lacy Bevell, Barbara Hutchison, and lVlarti Kiesecker. Varsity Volleyball We played well and had an out- standing season, which entitled us to participate in the State Tournament We had some tough games, but we always worked as a team which helped us to be victorious in league play. The tournament was a real ex- perience playing against such com petitive players. The entire volleyball season was a memorable exper- ience, one that seemed like it hap- pened only yesterday! stated Lou- ise Hermens, SCOREBOARD LA GRANDE WON LOST OPPON- ENT LHS X LHS LHS X LHS X LHS X LHS X LHS LHS LHS X LHS X LHS X LHS X LHS X LHS X LHS X LHS X LHS X LHS X LHS X LHS X LHS X LHS LHS X LHS X LHS X Vale X Meridian Caldwell Enterprise Ontario Hermiston XCrook County X Bend Madras Redmond Sweet Home Enterprise Pendleton Elgin Baker Ontario Hermiston Joseph Burnt River Walla-Walla Prairie City X Hermiston Elgin Pendleton Baker Encouragement was a large part of the team's success. Heidi Eakin jumps for the kill against He miston. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL: Top to Bottom, Coach Bauer, Tina Frashier, Kathleen Nelson, Rene' Reed, Heidi Eakin, Renae Eakin, Tami Urquhart, Louise Hermens, and Dana Fuller. 38 VARS ITY VOLLEYBALL T The last game of the season, recognized the support ofthe players' parents. Renae Eakin successfully spikes one by their opponent as Dana Fuller looks on. SCOREBOARD LA GRANDE WON LOST OPPONENT LHS X Thurston LHS X South Albany LHS X Marshall LHS X Dallas This is the second year in a row the LHS netters were able to go and compete at the State Tournament. I think we did dang good! Out of some 60 or 70 AAA schools, tying for 7th in the State is ex- cellent. I also think the support from the students at school was great, they really helped us out. said Coach Bauer. She also stated, We plan to be there next year! 1981 STATE VOLLEYBALL: Standingg Heidi Eakin, Renae Eakin, Kathleen Nelson, Louise Her- mens, Dana Fuller, Rene' Reed. Seated: Angie Datfer, Vonette Mc Kague, Tina Frashier, Tami Urquhart, Michelle Taal, Carol Fuller. Not pictured: Coach Joan Bauer. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL 39 Gym nastics Patti Sandoz, Kevin Cahill, and Karen Rangitsch coached the 1981 gym- nastics team to a 9-O record. The gymnasts' finished second at district with 121.0 points, Mt. View placing first with a score of 132.85 points. Three senior girls qualified to go to state, they were Karen Payne, un- even barsp Denise Smith, balance beam, and JoMarie Allen, floor. SCOREBOARD LHS 111.15 vs. HERMISTON 85.60 LHS 103.65 vs. MAC-HI 96.70 LHS 103.18 VS MAC-HI 95.75 LHS 103.65 VS HERMISTON 89.1 LHS 114.59 VS PENDLETON 73.86 LHS 101.70 vs MAC-HI 92.25 PENDLETON 73.7 LHS 105.2 vs. REDMOND 101.9 HERMISTON 87.5 DISTRICT MOUNTAIN VIEW 132.85 LA GRANDE 121.0 REDMOND 119.15 BEND 114.45 MAC-HI 111.95 HERMISTON 110.75 MADRAS 104.15 CROOK COUNTY 101.9 PENDLETON 97.55 JoMarie Allen is one of the Sr. girls to go to state. GYMNASTICS: COACHES: Patti Sandozg Kevin Cahill, Karen Rangitisch, Martha Tsiastos. Bottom row, Vicki Edwards, Shannon Moore, Carla Williams, Bettina Runge, Shelly lmel, Eleanor Comfort, Cheryl Meyers, Susie Welberg, Denise Smith, Karen Payne, JoMarie Allen, Tammy Phenice, Katrina Terry, Julie Stoffel, Ellen Hund, Patti Elliot. i 40 GYMNASTICS ,- -ln...,,, ,,.. Denise Smith, a Senior, smiles while doing her routine on the balance beam. Karen Payne shows the expertise on the unevens that led her to state. GYMNASTICS 41 Carla Williams is out on the floor for a meet Shelly Imel shows ner talent on the unevens. Ee The La Grande Cross Country team placed better than last year by hav ing the boys placing third and the girls fourth in the cross country meet that was held in La Grande Adam Jagelski placed second to qualify for state and came in third in Eugene Coach Hedges looks for ward to next season for only losing three senior runners this year. At the awards assembly this year Suzy Graham swept the girls awards which consisted of Team Captain Most Inspirational and split the hon- ors for Most Outstanding with Jenni- fer Wiseman. For the boys, Adam Ja- gelski was voted Team Captain with Greg Schmidt as Most inspirational. The award for Most Outstanding was easily taken by Adam Jagelski. Boys Name Adam Jagelski Greg Schmidt ff 'F Aaron Jagelski f Dave Patrow if Curt Reznicek aka.. Place ff ...-.. 4 Girs Name Suzy Graham Kathy Gewecke Jennifer Wiseman Karen McCarty Melissa Jarvis District Times . . . - I ' 2 . . 16 . ' 'N ,- A . ' 20 . ' fa , f l 23 . . . .- 4 t V. 30 . . ' ii ,xv 1: 3 ' . NM 1 gg fri -2 it 29 ' K V11 32 ' , 33 'l Place Time 15:06 16:45 16:50 16:56 17:00 Time 12:39 12:58 13:35 13:45 13:56 Top row: Cris Waite: Troy Allen: Curt Reznicek: Dan Sullivan: Tod Berg: Adam Jagelski: Daren Bowlby: Mike Johnson. Middle row: Blain Gould: Aaron Jagelski: Harry Moran: Joe Conniff: Greg Schmidt: Joe Witten: Leo Potts. Kneeling: Greg Davalle: Suzy Graham: Karen McCarty: Jennifer Wiseman: Kathy Gewecke: Melissa Jarvis: Dave Patrow: Gary Schwabel. Top left: Coach Hedges. 42 CROS S COUNTRY I s fi Jennifer Wiseman and Karen IVlcCarty pick up some hints on how to make friends from Suzy Graham. Adam Jagelskileadstheway duringthe Ontar- Kathy Gewecke and Karen McCarty show io Invitational. their endurance at the Joseph High Invita- tional. CROS S COUNTRY 43 Greg Schmidt thinks it is faster to swim across the creek rather than to run. Aaron Jagelski sprints to the finish line at the Hat Rock Invitational. E Class of 83' The Junmr dass wasled by Bred Shore and the adviser was Katie Mill- erfToearntheHrnoneytmsyeanthe class ran into many problems. ln- stead of behwgin charge of conses- 9ons,they had to look for other ways One way was afsh sae and theotherwasbysponsonngthebas ketbaH honweconvng dance. Class Officers: Brett Shore: President, Christy Amosg Treasurer, and Forrest Mc Kinneyg Vice- President. Thomas Adams Dean Aldrich Philip Allen Troy Allen Christina Amos Clorina Amundson Kathy Arnoldus Mitchell Banaka Stuart Bayne Richard Becker K i yy sitty , dtt M.:-T. -1, -. eil:-'Qs Terrance Bennett Kimberly Berg Amy Bergette Roberta Betlach Lacy Bevell' 44 JUNIORS as ,v . E J l g E if 5, JUNIORS 45 Thomas Blaettler Christene Britschgi Travis Burling David Carroll Joy Chamberlain Jeffry Charlton Keith Chrisman Valerie Coffin Yvonne Collins Eleanor Comfort Jeffrey Conner Joseph Conniff Susan Cook Randy Craddock Robert Crader Shane Darner David Davidson Kim Dealy Derrick Dittmer Dee Dixon Randall Driskell Patricia Dunning Heidi Eakin John Eckhart Victoria Edwards Timothy Elliott Richard Emerson Richard Espinola Pamela Evins Casey Fargher Susan Feasel James Fischer John Fitzgerald Lisa Fowler Dorothy Fox Suzanne Fryling Kelly Fulfer Kevin Fulk Dianne Fullmer Wanda Gibbs Eric Gifford Kathleen Gilmore Curtis Gilstrap Alan Golden Blain Goold Scott Greer Sharon Groth Kevin Grover Sandra Gunnels Kerry Hahn .Z ,.... ., . , N i qi-em 1- X QS E ve 'sm XX Rs giXe. k , My NS X 9 5 x sits S N,--i N X X ss . X. swwwwwswrw 5 .,,!5Si:,x Q gow. y,yyyr ww 5 i N E X X' 2 X X wsgtemg .- c,. ,gym 35 p m K 'V X X . X. A E . .,... , m ixes ..,., sf., .V ,W ' ..: h in X X Q Q Q S ,ss my s sm Wn WM 4 ' 'i R .. 5 46 JUNIORS ws. X., S Nels LN- Xi JUNIORS 47 Anthony Halsey Dean Hamann Matt Hammond Kim Hampton Betty Harmon Julie Harrison Erik Harvey Norman Haubner Kirsten Haydock Judith Hector Michael Hedden Angela Heitz Monica Hempel Clayton Hendon Teresa Hightower Julie Hogue Keith Housden Kevin Housden Wendy Howard Barbara Hutchison Thomas Hyde Randy lmel Edythe Isaacson Adam Jagelski Derald Jarvis Daren Jensen Renee Jensen Mark Johnson Michael Johnson Christopher Johnston Gail Jones Wynette Josephson Tammy Kasinger Frances Kelley Allison Kennedy Kelly Kennedy Martina Kiesecker Rondasue Kinman JUNIORS 49 . L, ,mA 1 it f is-ft ve-My Angela Knight Elizabeth Lake Lynelle Larson Jennifer Leibert Rebecca Lester Michael Lovely Peter Ludviksen Mary Lundy Colisse Maben Michael Malone Angela Marks Glen Masterson Cristie Mattson Teresa McElvain Jay Dee Mclntyre Forrest McKinney Amber McLoughlin Tamrny Mitchell Rebecca Moon Robert Morton Melissa Neiner Carla Nelson Sandra Nelson Sherman Ogden Gary Olsen Marcel Olson Takako Ono Stephanie Orcutt Christina Palee Jimmy Parker Tracy Parker Mark Patterson Travis Paulson Lucinda Perrin Quinton Pfingsten David Pickel! Andrew Pierson Mark Plank Anthony Pogue Dale Powell Susan Prickett Tandi Prince Steve Radamacher Cynthia Ragan Brad Rangitsch Michelle Read Tarnra Rector Curt Reznicek Dale Richardson John Roberts X , Y 2, M- S S JUNIORS 51 Si si ' 1 if K , X 'Q 1 Y .t tg 2 3 if' Tamra Roberts Troy Roberts Melvin Roe Glen Rogers Russell Rogers Joe Rudd Becky Sailer Joe Shiller Barbara Schmidt Danny Scott Anna Seaton Michele Selland Jeffery Sherman Brett Shore Jim Shull Mary Smith Allen Speer Josephine Spronk Laura Stein Shelly Stelling John Stephens Jon Stewart Terry Stone Mary Strawn Elizabeth Tannehill Cal Thomason Shelie Thompson Michael Tildon Robert Timm John Troncoso Codi Truax James Trumbo Matt Turley Joanna Twedt Darin Vess Amber Villines Patrick Votaw Michelle Waelty Richard Wagner Curt Wagoner Leeann Wagoner Phil Waite Nancy Warnock Philip Wasley Susanna Welberg Debbie Weller Heather West Kathy Westenskow Gary Wheaton Kevin Whiteman 52 JUNIORS ' ' 121-MS . - I.: - ET1iE:5Q:Ei:' , .wgm . 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This is my quest to follow that star, no matter how hopeless, no matter how far . . . asiiizgxazzizzzswwwgggggawgmfgfgg gmg: ziiizinzism :SGWUZTSZHZSS aiwgswggemfggfsgggggg gggezmmm:2:5iszsfings:mms:zmsswgtgggggggfz ng 54 WINTER ,-ff 1 w ei52fEM'Ai5,XmWm'Mv Wmrmfmmgsrgg a fmiammmg wl-1'-.wgwwmri emZWMQ'f, lEL:M4wf:wf?1 MmmB:2s.szwg,mg,m:5gm?fmmmif.w5w' W-:im - -Q WW 'E eff i2iLL,miegf-sfgeiigffffmeewmmgmf, N25 Wwe.-W -Q ge 555355 mieixewmzmmrmiwwiizgwriiieffffwwmgmfrwsei rl sire ggi!! ag? e f ,fi 5 e 'h gg 52325 ,E ll I 5 eg Jr g HER Q1 -- , ' 3 Ee , 5 if 2 is 15 i r Es 5 ' ig E5 U 3 f Egg , E 5 X zz lg QE 2555 5 as ' E N rjgg ummwww f ' ' ' WM Wxswwm 'aw mmm AA'AAA m ff as Wmeww W - m a: :.:-.: :E:::.:2a::::,::fes':':::::::.::::::-::'fai:: : ,,,:g:gsg:g:3g 5:gg:g.-5:,. -:-:.::w5:5wg: QQ ' ,Q NM 4, , :,.g: ,Q :i..,':ar.a'WWNi :E .gs2:1gsg-H mW m W ,H ,,-, 555.5 -gig , Q vie fe Qwggw siew Qemmrewiyfzeexw gi gig 15 wsu, zulgemxxym mmsm marawwmf Bef:-mamxwwmmamngz mfw W .-..-.-.- .-.- Q . we wmlfmmw -eww 2 imuwsf -----------.- em-QwmWmwnwwmwwmmzmwLWL?E g?5m sfdww-wp,mw5'5S wwwW'?'S1asemKeW ------ Qggswwgt evemamfwxewmespe QWWQWKZGTSQTLWQWFWM WINTER Spirit Week . .56 sophomoresIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII.sa Freshmen ............................ 68 Sports ................................. 78 WINTER 55 Spirit Week The Winter Spirit Week began on Wednesday with History Day. People came dressed in anything from Roar- ing Twenties to the future history of punk rock. Thursday was Blue and White Day which generated spirit throughout the student body. Friday was the traditional Formal Day and pep assembly, when spirit girls and guys were announced, along with the spirit court. This year the homecoming dance took place after a girls basketball game on Friday night. John Steeves shows off his version of history. 56 SPIRIT WEEK Lisa Gemaehlich and Lisa Rogers attempt to do their 'present' Pre-Calculus assignment. Deb Hildebrandt, Greg Schmidt, Wanda Gibbs, and Val Wallace ham it up during History Day ,s ,E , it 4 S a n l w I 5 -'x v .IV 1, .A 'Y' 1 ADH. . X - Q o sf, ,. 7.1, 4, ,ig Q ii 1-.4 ' if ty. nil U x, , X'3 '.,Q.QQ7,fg.'. 5 c'5 .,,k'. 1' ',' Us 0,, ,i, 'a 'Wg' ,Vs 'Hn 4,n iw? xc- 'y' 'ni Az' H Q il 'lf fx .W ,Syd 'px' giyv.-' ,,', v4'? '1 Q Yi' o YI - CQ Y r V -, Q-Nyff l x. i f I i Wi a N 1 f-::,.... if 'wif-?-L - - Q -.hw - -.vw ,ni Q ? N4--wav-we Q ll L Q 4 - ,-....,, -W .33 A . ' Ir: W W.- ......- W ffm MX-, - ...M -V, gy-. g-siwfE,'fw,4 f.-' - A, , :'g,, -f ...W -f fs, . - .lg we V v '-4 ' A 3...xw.va:w1 x A - 3.1 ssfwiifif Q x-. ,Q-....... Q., s:5fN......,....M...,V... . '1'::ws 'M 'ffl 5 5 1 'I X1 S F' S -Jf whmfm .gi J - dw 1,2 M ff I 46' K' gM . 1 U, 4 ,ff ,Q -2' V' W,.',7bf fj:,,,l H.,,,,'5,1'r,-fr, J, ihiliviku Q Class of 84' Norman Masterson advised the Sophomore class to an inactive year. Just like the Freshman class, no pro- jects to earn money came into ef- fect. During the Football Spirit Week, the prize for the best float went to this class. Their theme used was H84 Rocks! rv Clarence Abram Randall Amos Mick Andyke John Aney Darren Baird Tracey Barnes Duane Bates Thomas Beam James Bean Tammie Becker Greg Beery Michael Berry Lena Bird Joanne Blackman Kenneth Blair 58 SOPHOMORES Class Officers: Greg Beeryg President, Bill Carey: Vice president and Tracie Smutz Secretary 'NW Q X X, S Qs 'N rttri M John Bogue Daren Bowlby Scott Bowman Debora Burke Henry Burton Steve Bushman Lea Butler Sandra Byron Lynette Cain Brent Campbell Jeffry Campbell Willard Carey Michael Carnes Robin Carter Shane Chadwick Mark Chamberlain Brian Coalwell Monica Cogburn Robert Coles Jennifer Collins Tiffany Conner Errol Conner Cary Cooper Thomas Cornelius Gregg Crampton SOPHOMORES 59 Jeffery Creel Joe Curtiss Angela Daffer Mark Davidson Valarie Davidson Shawn De Borde Donald De Busschere Joelle Dowdy Sheryl Doyle Sherri Eastland Kristine Ebel Rick Elliott Nicole Erickson Lisa Fehrenbacher Joseph Feik Stacey Feik Jackie Fitzgerald Debra Flanagan Eddie Fong Constance Frantum Chuck Fuller Kristin Gaines Jacky Gange Kenneth Girrard Heather Goold 60 SOPHOMORES .t Q Y N S S 5. I rtt Vkik V ...,,.. , ,E J R X , is Darwin Gorrell Lora Graham Teri Gruis Carmen Haberlach Claudia Halsey Lisa Harrison Cheryl Hart Kelley Harvey James Hawthorne Louis Haynes Jade Hays Christopher Hedden Michael Hermens Teresa Hermann Brent Hibbert Brenda Hill Scott Hoadley Verna Hooks Roy Hogue Tammy Hopkins Sharon Houston SOPHOMORES 61 Anthony Howe Michelle Howland Mary Hynd Shelly Imel Aaron Jagelski Dirk Jamison Melissa Jarvis Darren Jensen Albert Jenkins Don Jenkins Douglas Johnson Steven Johnson David Keffer Eric Keller Diann Kemp Michael Kerley Bart Kleng Sherri Knight Doug Kohl 62 SOPHOMORES LV f' if fb l Q Q Q. esslello L It lil Donna Kohlel Rhonda Kohr Gellnda Lane Kelli Larison Kent Larson Eric Laurence Heidi Lee Russell Lester Annette Lincoln Danelle Lindsey Eric Lloyd Jay Lowy Jillona Mack Kerri Maxwell Marilyn May Brian Mayberry Karen Mc Carty Kelly Mc Clellan John Mc Daniel Scott Mc Daniel Ronald Mc Elvain Vonette Mc Kague Ted Mc Daniel Tommy Mc Millian Tamra Miller SOPHOMORES 63 Verl Miller Natalie Millering Shelly Moore Harry Moran Colleen Morandl Sheila Murray Scott Myers Phyllis Nelson Ronnie Norman Lisa Olp Eric Olsen Kelly Oswald Julie Page Claren Paroz David Patrow Tamara Phenice La Donna Powell Jayme Presley Cynthia Price Kenneth Price Gregory Prosch Michelynn Rambo Angela Riggle Jeff Roberts Jess Roberts 64 SOPHOMORES ...ss K mi 4 4 ' ,. ,. , ikgp-Q4 m.m ,t.,Sg,QQg 1W w.g3g . r r P - -' Q -, t . 1 ' K, 1 te- 'K A K--' .t ' f Q , rrre ww S A A X I ' .w-AWK, ff ' Wt??f1slF- wgkg eigj SSS' Q tgifi ' S ie r sit 1 --QQ it 3 , I A M 3 M H53 'S Kara Robinson Michelle Rose Tom Roudebush Wayne Rowe Deborah Rudd Bettina Runge Christine Sater Mike Saunders Samuel Shaw Matthew Sherman Steven Shoup Robert Simer Jeffry Simmons Eric Slater Paula Smith Shirley Smith Wesley Smith Timothy Smolkowski Tracie Smutz SOPHOMORES 65 Nancy Snyder Dee Dee St. Peter Sandra Staab Del Starks Sydney Strand Eugene Strecker Bradley Struck Jeryl Struck Brian Tannehill Lynne Taylor Lori Tesdal Jeffery Tetrick Kimberly Thomas Shane Thompson Byron Trapp Chrissy Treadway Nathan Troyer Joy Tsiatsos Krysten Van Blokland Leonard Van Orden Bea Veloz Peggy Vogan Jon Wagoner Mickey Walters Kimberly Walther wewwf iwwxf ff r x i we S 'F ,T S we X is SSA? x x Q Q 3 X Q .. S ee if w 'S S X S Z' Q 66 SOPHOMORES . X, ,W ie S XY K Karen Ward Brian West William Wheeler Steven Williams Kevin Wilson Joe Witten Jody Wood Robin Worrell Tony Wray Sharon Young SOPHOMORES 67 Sonia Weatherspoon Michael Williams Deborah Winburn Jennifer Wiseman Class of 85' Betty Ragsdale served as the Freshman class adviser again this year. For fund raisers the class want- ed to sponsor a dance with the Soph- omore class, but becuase of the lack of chaperones, the dance was can- celled. Other than that, no attempts were made to earn money. Gina Adams Bryce Adamson Raymond Addleman Margaret Allen Joseph Amos Teresa Amos Patty Armon Michelle Ausk Gary Baker Timothy Baker Karen Barrow Lucas Barton Christopher Beam Brenda Blackman Vince Blair 68 FRE SHMEN Class Officers: Teri Amosg Secretary, Danny Knightg Vice-president, and Todd Thompsong Presi dent. t 5 1' ..,,,, .. .. , M , ' -. . : - l : f, .71 5 Fallie Bolen Jolene Booth Kimberly Boyd Paul Brainerd Tamara Brickman Christine Bross Eric Brown Elvis Burton Nancy Callaham Damon Canfield is ss Q .i ,,.....,, .V .i , if Randy Carlson eeo, T C Renee Carlson fbi llil 1 Kelly Caller Larry Chess ll- . 1 E Terryl Christensen C ,ff Q C S iih I Mark Claudson Ray Clements Jeffery Coate Shawn Cochrane David Comfort iiiiiil '-:. 1. ii- '-' fb: '.:- ' s s 3 P lll - 1 - DaVld Coalwell A ' . . Wendy Cox X lsss .W Q ..?f'.- iv-fm' B d D hl t of P s 'en 3 a S 'Om Q' L .lef Sally Damewood A L ' ',ll QT C i' .55 AQ iia if if . James Davidson sfel C C C Q mai' 3 1 Q M 3 1 FRESHMEN 69 Sharon Davis Connie De Besschere Christine De Long Brian Dean Gregory Del Valle Ricky Denning Angela Dierdorff Paula Doughty Craig Driskell Tammie Dunning Leslie Dyche Richard Eakin Patti Elliott Joanne Ellis Laura Espinola David Eveson Jody Farrar Melissa Feik Robert Feik Dusty Ferguson Michael Fischer Trisha Fisher Michael Fitzgerald Brian Fuller Jana Fuller 70 FRESHMEN Al X Q mf f . if ' 5 i A 3, - s 3 J is it ry - W - NX iii. p X G . ef ig :ff ik REQ. QA ,,,... -11 5 --': l Q f --Hg exg iii -it X M if Q5 et, W ' S if , s if Q ,, 'M 1' wifi Q egg 5 Rx x tiger 0 X S 5 so x XL Q game 2 I 5 X t ii it f l Qi ,. N S 2 XM get ,. . . ,-11 X S ...,,. . ., Sega Z ew Q et E if W l X S E y Q 2 l X X John Fullmer Ronald Garinger Rebecca George Kathy Gewecke Joan Gilbert Jody Givens Eric Gollihar Richard Gorham Bob Gould Richard Grates Carolyn Griffith Christina Gross Virginia Gunnels Michelle Gutz Barry Hahn Shawn Hall FRESHMEN 7 1 Walter Gildersleeve Jaqueline Gorham Holly Gustarnante Jack Halsey Tory Hamann Jon Hankins Todd Harwick Steve Harsin Sherryl Hart Mike Hasel Le Roy Haskins Ann Hayes Robert Heitstuman Vernon Henderson Joe Hessel Walter Hightower Gina Hoadley Ronnie Hogue Michale Howton Gale Guddleston Ron Hunt Roy Hutchinson Ellen Hynd Shari Jenkins Laurel Jewell David Johnson Margie Johnston Michelle Jones 7 2 FRE SHMEN E25 tg, .f V ,.. -A X 5 K A 8 Y Q if X Q , .. Q L, emi ,Q . .. J Q gg 1 can Y me t N. X' ss sk W N Q-G ! S ff Ni ilk r if 'W NCQ 5 . Gig X . ,, igx ,iii A Q R ,X 'C :cial tee l . , te :sf Xi?sfi'ssi:. 5' X' :fv- S, ., --,'-- .,,, , ix R H kt 5. 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XX z K. 5, Q ,Meme i K 'N X . i max .if kg is K X. :XX Ronald Kellar Gregory Keller Darrin Kiesecker Daniel Knight Jeffrey Kohler Maria Kohler Gregg Kruse Rhonda Kubesh Anita Kuensting Karen Larson Ethan Laver Robert Leavitt Lisa Lester Christina Lugar Renee Lugar Cheryl Maciej Ricky Mahon Libby Martin Shaun Martin Andrew Masterman Loresa Mathias Stacey Mattson Greta Mc Call Christine Mc Crae Karen Mc Farlane FRESHMEN 73 Janet Mc Kinnon James Mendenhall Kristina Metcalf Robert Meyers Tawna Miles Douglas Miller Jerrie Mlsna Angela Moe Cindy Moore Larry Moore Shannon Moore Shawnda Morton Cheri Munden Camilla Mundy Cheryl Myers Shauna Nebeker Todd Nice John Nielsen Eugene Ogden Jon Thomas Olmstead Terrie Parks Judy Penton Kristen Petersen Kathleen Pickett Richie Pogue 7 4 FRE SHMEN B 3 152 F? S its 'V Y tr K K- ' i ' 'gf K i K, ,i no 4 55 ,... 1 I, -t X Q - - , '.Eg.5: Q s is , ,. 2 ,. Q F A J E '55 it gl, ii? J K 'eg' ' Q Q t -4-v ,Q1 Shawn Rnchie '--' -, ,, ' 1i Ladd Roberts Sara Roberts L Y ' Wendy Rock fi Ji sis A X R 3? X N 5 X X Y E, I x X gsx in S n + N 25 X wld KX X yr ,. . L fs- .55 .. tt 'B1- - as , .. .fii . ,:f' K i i ss we X s si F W, P is L .. 5 RW M 'YS f- Mm Zi M R Q SSN. isf Q X H css cc Tamah Ruth Timothy Ryneafsofi 'L Steve Sailer L L Iee 'X iie 4, A 2 Keee Q '1-1 ZZ. S.. Michael Saling Lisa Schiieski Rick Schmittle Stephanie Schut Gary Schwabel 4 Joel Scrivner Shala Seavert Timothy Seydel Lucas Shaw Darren Sherley A 5 -Q if f is's Mary Shigley sa 'a Q fs ' ii? X Q X WE.. 3 2 S Q Xx 5 '-ima Sfimse' as Tami shun A iiis f Todd Silva ,, w A Tina Simer cc i 5 c in FRE SHMEN 7 5 Rhonda Smith Keith Smolkowski Bobbi Smurthwaite Kimberly Spears Laura Spencer Timothy Stebbins Clinton Steele Tamara Stephas Clarence Stephens Michelle Stephens Marla Stevens Michael Stevenson Dee Stone Sandra Stover John Sullivan John Sullivan Phillip Sweet Michelle Taal Michael Taal Andrew Tarvin James Terry Katrina Terry Jennifer Tetrick Donna Thomas Katherine Thompson 76 FRESHMEN .lmvggg-A 1 un S W . , J in 'T T is we ss -rw ef iav wr 'H' x E ik . My ' x 'X ' x TX! i K? iv 'T STK-me-.ta-,N-.. ,.,.e. ,.-MW y ,-f' '.,w u-fm ...,,...,--ff ie,. FET we Y' s A , Q Y wf e ex 1 Q ' . .s , 'E is . A tif sw x if? . . ,,,.W k S ' .. 333 SV tg tt.,Q . xl- ' 't,- . A, v -Q e +P RS ' 'X J . X x Vw . Y Sl - ' - , l f l ' X ,.'L, K lg' 5 1, H -.-,, , ,... 1. .- X is s X ts W 1? . it , it as q , y T F . 'Q . . ' N 'X 4 T17 ' J m , , s i f iii f,,' WX. QHQ33iNSQw ggi so QE A -.,. ' ff .K A x as s it iEE35 'h assi ' 2 1 ' Q11k-'ti 5!,i5- Sas lsss P - ' .S . ,X A - 'Mer .:'::1xX I Terri Thompson Todd Thompson Lisa Turley Joanne Vander Zanden Tami Vickers Jeffery Wagoner Donald Wainwright Leslie Walker Kristine Walton Douglas Warnock Pamela Watne Tina Whiteman Nicole Whittle Jeffrey Wiley John Williams Sammy Wiseman Teresa Witty Christina Wright Dale Zweigart FRESHMEN 77 Heidi Eakin makes the driving lay-in during a fast break. Wearing her lucky valentine socks, Rene' Reed tallies up two more for the Tigers. Louise Hermens pulls down a rebound during a game against tne Crook County Cowgirls. Renae Eakin fires off a jumper for two as Lou- ise Hermens gets ready to rebound. Scoreboard Opponent LHS Opp Mac Hi 55 - 40 The Dalles 30 - 33 Redmond 50 - 49 Mountain View 64 - 40 Pendleton 56 - 54 Burns Tourney lst place Burns 41 - 35 Baker 44 - 42 Hermiston 35 - 45 Ontario 47 - 32 Baker 52 - 40 Bend 59 - 44 Crook County 54 - 52 Ontario 34 - 19 Redmond 56 - 28 Mountain View 66 - 23 Pendleton 47 - 52 Baker 53 - 48 Hermiston 59 - 41 Crook County 56 - 64 Bend 61 - 22 Sam Barlow 38 - 57 Suzy Graham shows her style by banking it in for two points. GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL 79 Wanda Gibbs takes advantage of the free throw line as Suzy Graham 411243 and Bettina Runge 01125 prepare to block out. 'T Wanda Gibbs and Louise Hermens battle for possession of the ball against a Crook County Cowgirl. 1 ,:- tai. 3 'Q Xe MXTJL xxx. V ,.,,....-..- , ,fi N-uit is t. Www' m8mSxS1 The Tiger team takes time out to get ready for the next quarter during a Baker Bulldog game. 80 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL Heidi Eakin takes a shot from her favorite spot as Bettina Runge looks on. new-,..,,,,, LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS ...L L ,,.,fffr'r ' LHS MMWLMNMN'-iii, LHS ,Li :lie Dyche jumps for the ball against a Redmond Jonent while her teammates look on. SCOREBOARD Mac High The Dalles Redmond Mt. View Pendleton Hermiston Ontario Baker Union Varsity Bend Crook County Ontario Redmond Mt. View Pendleton Baker Hermiston Crook County Bend 39 54 48 29 54 32 J.V. Girls Zi Basketball 46 51 Preparation, discipline and desire 17 is what makes a competitive team 44 Mr. Bauer thinks that his team this 30 year has plenty of it all. He says they 39 made great improvements and 41 worked hard the whole Season 42 Their good attitude in practice and in 61 games makes him wish he'd have 31 them all back again next year 521' - Junior Varsity Girls Basketball: Standingg Bettina Runge, Carol Fuller and Shelia Murray. Seated: Linda Shinsel, Wendy Rock, Heather Goold Becky George, Jacque Gorham, Coach Bauer, Cris DeLong and Leslie Dyche J.V. GIRLS BASKETBALL 81 Frosh Girls Basketball Coach Donna Huntsman was pleased with the season in consideration that they played Varsity and Junior Varsi- ty squads most of the season. LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS SCOREBOARD Cove JV Mac Hi Ukiah V Elgin JV Cove JV Cove JV Pendleton Ukiah V Union JV Hermiston Elgin JV Union JV Baker Mac Hi Pendleton Cove JV Hermiston LMS Baker LMS Joan Gilbert lays it up for two FRESHMAN GIRLS BASKETBALL: Left to right: Terryl Christensen, Fallie Bolen, Joan Gilbert, Kris Petersen, Shaunda Morton, Coach Donna Huntsman, Camilla Mundy, Melissa Feik, Brenda Blackman, Tamah Ruth, Shelly Stephens. Not Pictured: Rebecca Horner and Assistant Coach Tami Gorham. 82 FROSH GIRLS BASKETBALL N JV Boys Basketball The J.V. team was coached by Gail Enright for his second year, through a season ending with a 10-10-record. Coach Enright was quoted at the basketball banquet, saying, with more physical maturity, we'II be a tougher team next year. Team Captain John Eckhart said they had a good season overall, and he was proud ofthe way they kept their heads throughout the year. SCOREBOARD LHS Opponent 54-30 At Mac Hi 56-51 The Dalles 40-29 Mac Hi 59-57 At Burns 62-66 At Redmond 42-48 At Mt. Veiw 53-55 Pendleton 34-41 Ontario 43-38 At Baker 48-71 At Hermiston 72-51 Bend 66-61 Redmond Forfeit Crook County 50-69 Mt. View 45-32 At Pendleton 45-52 At Onatrio 51-33 Baker 54-56 Hermiston 56-46 At Crook County 63-64 At Bend J.V. Team: Coach Gail Enright, Mike l-lermens, Troy Allen, Bill Carey, Steve Williams, Mike Johnson, John Bogue, Mike Lovely, Andy Tarvin, Stacey Feik, John Eckhart, Tony Howe. Not pictured: Curt Reznicek, Wayne Rowe. John Eckhart outstretches a Mountain View player to gain Tiger possesion. wha KN X ,f ' ' i,,,! ,,,....---t it we .LL.,.. Q ,Q' ia. .1L,,L MM An Ontario Tiger tries to keep Troy Allen from Scoring. -if ,-v '4' mn.p.q.,, X -s Andy Tarvin takes an easy shot over a Moun- Steve Williams makes a fast break for two. tain View guard. - Qiqgsss Q in if msn' if 3 in Wayne Rowe shows his concentration as he shoots a free throw. Troy Allen tries to tip it to a Tiger. Mike Lovely drop kicks it for two points. J.V. BOYS BASKETBALL 85 Bo S Scoreboard y y Opponent LHS Opp. Mac Hi 64 - 59 The Dalles 68- 58 Mac Hi 61 - 40 Burns 56 - 39 The boys varsity basketball team, Redmond 52 - 75 under the coaching of Mike Moore Mountain View 48 - 69 and assistant coach Gail Enright, Pendleton 46 - 49 ended the season with a record of 10 Ontario 50 - 45 and 10- Baker 45 - 52 The most Valuable Player Award Herrnigton 58 - 75 WGS given to Ross GOOdlI'1g. Ross also Cr00k County l-055 by F0rfeit made All IMC 2nd Team and received Bend 61 - 57 the Mr. Offense Award. Others that Redmond 65 - 61 received awards were: Greg Mountain View 66 - 51 Schmidt, Mr. Rebounder Awardg Dan Pendleton 40 - 48 Sullivan, Mr. Defense and Most lm- Qntarig 40 - 42 proved Player Awardg Trace Bevell, Baker 75 - 48 Mr. Hustle and Team Captain Awardg Hernqiston 61 - 66 Tod Berg received the Most lnspira- Crgok County 65 - 46 tional Player Award. Bend 67 - 68 Keith Chrisman fires off a jumper against the Cougars. Boys Varsity Basketball Team: Back row, Manager Brad George, Brett Shore, Greg Schmidt, Paul Fitzgerald, Ross Gooding. Middle row, Tod Berg, Dan Sullivan, Kevin Fulk. Front row, Manager Mark Young, Trace Bevell, Coach Mike Moore, Keith Chrisman, Randy Gibson. 86 BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL Tiger roundballer Tod Berg tosses a 15 footer in for two as Randy Gibson C215 looks on. Trace Bevell hides his face on the follow-through and cans a two- pont 17 footer. Greg Schmidt shows he's the top Ieaper onthe Tiger team as he puts up this iayin over some Hermiston defense, BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL 87 Pat Knight flies through the water doing the backstroke. Swim Team Ttusis the second year LHS has sponsored the Swim Club. The team started off the season with various fund raBers,such as botUe dnves car wash marathons, swim-a-rama, McDonald tickets, and raffles to pur- chase new lane ropes. The team's season consisted of dual meets with Bend, Mt. View, and two with Pendleton. At the Bend dis- trict meet, both the girls and the boys teams placed third but the girls tied with Mt. View. Nine out of eleven swimmers made finals with six first place positions at District. The first place qualifiers who went to state for the boys Medley were: Pat Knight, Eric Brown, Jeff and Jess Roberts, 100 Breast, Jeff Roberts and Jay Dee Mclntyre 16th placeb, 200 l.M., Jay Dee Mclntrye C5th placeb, 50 84 100 free, Pat Knight. Kathy Mclntrye was awarded Most Hnproved,Jay Dee Mclntyre earned the Most Valuable Award, and Pat Knight received the MostlnspWaHonalAward. CoachLoudennHksmd,HHadquaL Hy but not quanthyf' Swim Club: Danny Knight, Jeff Roberts, Kris Walton, Teri Amos, Jay Dee Mclntrye, Jess Roberts, Pat Knight, Eric Brown, Coach Jo Ann Loudermilk, not pictured, Sharon Groth. ffm-N SWIM TEAM 89 Freshmen Wrestling Coach Moorehead was pleased with theseasontawngtwofroniPendm- ton They msc dw weH agmnstthe JV's and Varsities of the other schools. Out of all their matches this season they had rnore mnns than losses. Combined wrestling shot: Front row, Steve Sailer, FR, Elvis Burton, FR, Rae Clements, FR, Stacy Mattson, FR, Robbie Meyers, FR, Alan Golden, Don Wainwright, FR, Wes Smith, FR, Kenny Hawthorne, Middle row, Jon Amos, FR, Byran Trapp, FR, Aaron Jagelski, Henry Burton, Shawn Richey, FR, Jade Hayes, Bob Heitstuman, FR, JeffTetrick, Brent Campbell, Duane Dlttmer, Phil Waite, Randy Craddock, Brian Mayberry, Gerald Struck, Eric Laurence, Todd Nice, FR, Mike Berry, Larry Moore, Brian Tannehill, Dee Gorrell. S545 90 FRE SHMEN WRE S TL ING Here two referees try to determine if the flip was heads or tails. .. spzm-ef ,Mk - Q- :- fe ---f is-i 1- I k Stuart Bayne tries for a pin against one of his 'nany opponents. .- :xg LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS SCOREBOARD Capital Kennewick Borah Capital Nampa Mac High Baker Mac High Hermiston Baker Hermiston Pendleton Baker Ontario Mt. View Redmond Bend Crook County O 15 6 12 8 27 36 13 15 6 15 18 O 8 0 11 3 9 J.V. Wrestling A job well done. The La Grande Ju- nior Varsity Wrestling team can be proud of their season. They compet- ed against some tough teams and came out on the top. They put lots of effort into practice and found that it really paid off in the end. Junior Varsity Wrestling: Ctopj Jon Amos, James Hawthorne, Sam Wiseman, Brent Campbell, Jeff Tetrick, Elvis Burton, Dee Gorrell, Leo Potts Randy Craddock, Jade Hayes, Stuart Bayne, Brian Tannehill, Joe Rudd, Rich McDanieIs, Brad Struck, Steve Wilkins. .. 3 1 if wcesxmjelws .Ness we...:WW..ww. -..eesit..Mt.. ,mmm we X-is-N. ,,t. .M Varsity Wrestling It's the best team that La Grande has ever produced , coach Miller commented. They ended the season as the best dual and tournament team in Oregon and Idaho. That is super, but topping it off with placing third in the AAA State Tournament is quite an honor too. Due to injuries , Miller said, we didn't reach some of the goals that were set through the year, but it was a great season. LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS Eddy Woodburn perfects the singleleg, while his opponent fights to stand. 92 VARSITY WRESTLING SCOREBOARD Capital Pendleton Kennewick Bishop Kelly Highland Nampa Meridian Baker Hermiston Mac High Hermiston Pendleton Baker Ontario Rex Putnam Canby North Bend Oregon City Mt. View Redmond Bend Crook County 9 21 3 6 9 13 12 7 13 6 13 20 12 15 8 14 14 12 3 6 3 9 DISTRICT SCOREBOARD LHS Pendleton Hermiston Baker Crook County Redmond Ontario Bend 338 3065 168 155 149k 107W 75M 66 Cal Thomason uses a head tie up to stop his opponent, Cabovej as Eddy Woodburn works o an unidentified wrestler Cbelowj. ,Q- 'x N ai? vm WSW ,PX I 'wa 'Q M L, if N. gi v -:ls Nf'i X fi ' sJ7 -can-f 09 .f 'A LE M' ,gs ti, kiss... wl,M,,.-fr Eddy Woodburn shows his stuff, while his opponent struggles to bridge. nl-et me down H Cries Steve Wilkins during his Tracy Parker is declared the t'winner during one match at the State Meet. of his matches. Victory is Rodney Hawthorne's as he walks from the mat aft er his matc i We 9 l 'N h. wr t. We Rally Squads Terry Walters, cheerleader advis- er, complimented the cheerleaders by saying, As a group, they worked hard and worked really well togeth- er. During the school year the dif- ferent squads, at various times, sold stuffed tigers, M'M'S, tiger pins, tiger cushions, school jackets, Lifesavers, Spirit Stix, and had a gym sale. They also sponsored two after-game dances, a cheerleading clinic, Kiss the Pig contest, a beef raffle, barbe- que raffle, and held a number of bot- tle drives. Each cheerleading squad attended cheerleading camp during the sum- mer. Our squad got closer together and learned how to work well and un- derstand each other. commented Wanda Gibbs. Varsity Football Squad: Amy Bergetteg Cindy Ragang Tami Rector: Wanda Gibbs. Q l Flag Team: Back row, Ronnie Kubesh, Margaret Allen, Natalie Millering, Cindy Price, Joanne Ellis, Middle row, Shelly Stephens, Wendy Cox, Danelle Lindsey, Lori Olsen, Nancy Snyder, Diann Kemp, Front row, Kim Walther, Terryl Christensen, Kim Spears, Teri Gruis, Robin Worrell, Colleen Morandi, Tammie Dunning, not pictured, Lisa Harrison. 96 RALLY SQUADS X N J A X x NS? 'WV' S -FP Nwxwww Quinlan mam-was Q- 1 Www ww NS' gi WWW' fl I 3 ings! QS K1 X 2.1-5 5 X XX-x Ng my . Am X Q xiii 'Mk ,,XX, A .W X 1 ,,'Q - . N N N .- ,av .Qty mw WI .. Q Ni 5 A ESQ X X X WWW -131' f Q is W Climb every mountain, search high and low, follow every byway, every path you know. Climb every moun- 3 ...... :: 53 215 .mv is 2 2 S B 4 Q S E Ea Ea Sis is Q, I taln ford ever stream fol- YH gs I I i n low ever ralnbow tlll ou me I ggi l l l 523255 In OUI' feam iii? ggi 1 3 1 ' M 'fi' im V552352?.E55J33i3'i3f?i?iiitigigiiglgiimagiigis See?ifSQz:smypmxs5swfiSEQg2extxsimMass, mii zfaii :: w:2 :: -is: ' 98 ACADEMICS iam 'NWN 5 - j M u- Q 53-ww ...r ,.W.f,?.,- ve-.....,,,,, L 3 f Hriiiii 1 IWS? x i Mgyggwslwuv zzsmmwm -355 ,i ,, .wig-Lfxff f :i:H:wmWMg.W.W .m,wgff2::D.m. MW Ugrfwm X Q , tmfnm ,QmismlAezimmwiwkiits-61s:m.s,mffgszzw 4 szwmwf, vez M 1 ,Wwwge,W wwizikizanhwff 5...,mW,.m,ffHr:v:Q2amwf1 . mmhgszsliw wsggg3:s.wnm ,gg,w,?:'wgg21 ,wwmzzaizgw-awwwwz Mikfwmwzvw 7 Lwfigzzzsiifsf' mzsitim hw: 2:12552 mmm 1- ,mfpgzgzfw viexifb. zggwgqz wqignggggggy iggiwrfmgagf H 4 ? 25:1 V MM-fs, ziizsw zzzzk 1 . , .Nw ,M WW . -1'-w:iz'i',J .wrwsmq ACADE :cs ACADEMICS 99 .QA A 11122. :S SZSQELE ll g'U 'li'g l'1 T-av 2 s i 2 i . f l gl ' Exec's Three people were added to the L.H.S. administration staff this year. Lee Anderson and Hank Golden as associate principals and Sharon Cook as a guidance counselor. A new position was created as Lee Ander- son and Hank Golden split the duties of associate principal. Lee Anderson was formerly employed with the Ba- ker school district. Hank Golden held the position of principal at Central Elementary School. Sharon Cook, new guidance counselor, is filling the vacancy left by Betty Faulkner. 1 2 gg .rf .i V, f v Dr. William Worrelg Superintendent tl 3 Hank Golden: Associate Principal. Dale Wyattg Principal. Lee Anderson Associate Principal 100 EXECUTIVE S Roland Bevellg Athletic Director. Bill Bauer and Sharon Cookg Guidance. 3 1-5 . -119 ',iEE 2592 v , is . G Y X 4 X ,N . A is ,KV Terry Walters and Judy Shermang Attendance. Dale Deckerg Career Education EXECUTIVES Mathematics The LHS math department offers a vanetyofessenhalcoursesforthose students especially interested in pur- smng a coHege degree.As weH as providing basic math skills for those invowedinrouhnernathlme check- bookbamncmg,makmgchange,and simple tax forms, the program ex- pands upward and outward to en- compass trigonometry, geometry, pre calculus, and computer pro- granung. Adequate preparadon for coHege level engH1eeHng, phyycs, calculus, and chemistry can be ob- tained by completing the four year sequence ohered atLa Grande Sen- iorlhgh SchooL X163 BQ '-f Brad Struck waits to get his book back as Brian Tannehill tries to find the absolute answer to the problem. k,...f-f 5'-an Sharon Shannon Bob Gregory David Bean Katie Miller 102 MATHMATICS Angie Daffer is relieved to find that her computer program will finally run ws Q v i Philip Wasley works very hard to plug in the Lisa Harrison tries to figure out where she could have gone wrong. Joe Witten and Eric Goilihar know t Dee Gorrell has discovered in Alge he correct answers to the test as bra I. essential data in order to discover his perfect computer date. as CD Besides numbers and figures, string art is also a part of Geometry. MATHMATICS 103 John Sprenger Business The business program includes four different level typing classes that teach students the basics of touch typing. The classes include typing to music, typing to games, and considerable practice on speed. The business department also offers Business Machines, Shorthand, Of- fice Practice, Business Law, and Ac- counting, all of which are useful in such careers as financial and man- agerial accounting, internal auditing, and secretarial work. 'iii 'i i ' 1 l --'-s P ns-,Q l ' N l . W l sr l s, s,.i ' M l '- , l i f ,t,t 1 . ' E X . . , B ,,,, Guy Hafer Wayne Jensen 104 BUSINESS Ex? 'S iz A31 + S -Y s . ..nr..Mx.x ,. A Q 5 fi M5 X s 1, fs- 'Mu Q ,f -lil -.': Q Qtzq -Q , Q NA . is Q, W i Q h.., , QL Gi X ' 'Q 1 is 11.1-152: Pm x x xx gm FJ ,.,-W ...ww- Science A wide variety of classes are of- fered by the science department which a student may obtain a sci- ence credit. These classes include General Science, Introductory Phys- ical Science, General Biology, Chem- istry, Physics, Astonomy, Botany, Earth Science, Advanced Earth Sci- ence. Photography is a non-science credit offered by the science depart- ment. In these science classes, students are acquainted with the processes of the scientific method, the tools and processes of investigation and their application of everyday life. Clarence Stephens shows Roy Hutchison the proper way to boil water CHZOD ,,.. ,, ' 3 M' sf , ff f Fred Arnst Greg Franklin ff' Norman Masterson Joe Conniff has a hair raising experience in Physics Chuck Jones William Grubbe 106 SCIENCE r i 11-- so -M -V N L ff , Lisa Schlieski finds it amusing how Sherri Hart manages to stir the secret formula . If L95 a'-..,,,-'V' A .:- ri- I e 4 , ef! Professor Earl Enmeyer Troy Allen works diligently as Gilbert Wiseman strains to connect the batteries for a shocking experience. Phyllis Jambura really doesn't have an office, she just hops around from class to class-just to watch. SCIENCE 107 S pk L9 5 i x K K K ky 3,6 Q ,LM M iw 5456 .. Q . f y fix, . --Na, ' 4.1 M Mes. .W ,,, A f , gif .fl Q hge? eff Q35 ,g f-ggg. . g K1 W - Q. :W TF 1 lg?-:X .f 1 , 3 'jx 'Z Q . G. 1 1 5 L , '5 5 , dy 5 A A , Sk , M -I Q Ib- 5 .4-X , fi 1 A V. ig,-.fix Lfggffw-sf? mx.: I f' - f f es 2 33.5 'vgx 3 xg N , 5: f 2 A f .. n, 1. . A ,ag,,h ' Wg K, f. X, If , w-N.. A ,Qt QV3 HQA A Personal Finance class gathers to contemplate their latest assignment Greg Tippett, a new teacher explains an as- signment. Terry Bennett and Dave Carroll show the class where they want to live when they grow up. SOCIAL STUDIES 109 Health HeaHh is a requhed course for Sophomores and Juniors. Joe San- doz and Rich Hedges teach both grade levew. hw Heahh, students learnaboutdrugsrnarnagerespon- 9bmUes,conaunerheaHh,and ouv er subjects having to do with health. Joe Sandoz Rich Hedges Brett Shore shows Philip Alien the correct way to use the fate calipers. Scott Stephens gets some help from the student teacher Lorena Reed on measuring fat. Trying to build her strength, Michelle Ray takes a rest to have her picture taken. ,., ,,.. . ..,, ..,,.. W of in 110 HEALTH QQ E I 'J f' ' , I , if ',,, if 1 A Now, let's see, where should I start? says Todd Silva as he studies an art picture, Cindy Wilson mimics the clown as Dee Gorrell works. Arts and Crafts The crafts area of LHS was taught by Gay Buddrius, while Bob Fredrick- son instructed the arts department. In each area students developed skills necessary to express them- selves through visual and creative activities. If students plan to take classes into the second and third year courses, an in depth study of professional type work is taught. l Gay Buddrius Bob Fredrickson Shawn Hall carves out designs on his pottery project. ARTS AND CRAFTS 111 English Deanna Brickman Mike Frantum Marilyn Savage Scott Tibbling 112 ENGLISH 5- Don Ainsworth Billie Wright Kevin Cahil Betty Ragsdale Ariel Bean The English Department, at the La Grande High School, provides differ- ent areas of study to develop abilities in reading, writing, speaking, and lis- tening. Freshmen are required to take English I, while Sophomores are to enroll in English ll. These courses are used as a means to communicating with creative and discriminative thinking. As a Junior and Senior, the students are offered electives that provide a variety of ways to learn English. Some of these classes are: Creative Writing, General Composi- tion, Speech, Drama, Mass Commu- nications, Oral lnterpretation, World and Bible Literature, and Mythology. Dale Baird, Jay Heitz, and John Gilmore find it Each one of the elective courses has a certain area of study for a student to reach their graduation needs. The Journalism class publishes the Tiger Hi-Lites newspaper, with the Mimir class working on the year- book. Advanced Placement English is a course used to acquire a college credit. In this class, advanced in- struction in literature interpretation and composition are taught. Because English courses are de- signed to improve all language skills and because each student will need these skills to perform effectively in virtually every area in the world of work, the career goal of each English class is to improve these skills hard to concentrate on their workin speech. Zi ...,,.. ,bm aWymv -f 159 I 3 Bob Harmon, Lance Adamson, Rich McDaniel, and Tracy Parker help Herb Heiman, the mime artist, act out a game oftug-o-war during a mime demonstration, In Oral Interpretation, Suzy Graham reads a story to the class, while Eddie Woodburn listens in the background. Some Freshman English students look up words in the dictionary for part of their studies. f 1 ' L,,..L,. 'S ffii 5299-'L 'K 'ixkl ' ENGLISH 113 l P P.E. This year La Grande High P.E. classes tried something new. All the teachers decided to go CO-ED in all their classes. Patti Sandoz and Joan Bauertaught aerobics and volleyball. Roland Bevell and Mike Moore taught badminton and basketball. While Verl Miller taught Weightlifting and also badminton. The aerobics and Weightlifting classes offered a chance for the people who wanted to get into conditioning. While badmin- ton, basketball, and volleyball of- fered a chance to learn the skill in each of these areas. Joan Bauer Rolland Bevell Verl Miller Mike Moore Patty Sandoz . f-1: S 'ff K-L iii irss l I 'X 5 Tracy Parker concentrates diligently on his badminton game, while Chris Williams watch- es on. Cal Thomason uses his backhand during a badminton rally. Dianne Kemp and Brett Story demonstrate CO-ED teamwork as they both jump for the volleyball. 114 P.E. Teri Wlnterton shows off her serving ability, while Mike Johnson tries to copy her example! 5 Laury Laurence puts all she's got into the knee extension: one of the many machines used in the Weightlifting class. P.E. 115 Chris Williams shows a frustrated look after losing a match. Travis Burling builds his shoulder muscles by using the lateral pulldown, while Gilbert Wise- man assists. afa- Home Ec Miss Owens, in her 3rd year at L.H.S., taught both cooking and sew- ing and also offered advanced classes in these subjects. Cooking students had Thanksgiv- ing dinner and were allowed to invite guests, while sewing students learned skills in individualized pro- jects. 1' Q T H Andrea Owens Chopping onions doesn't seem to bother Don- na Geist and Andrea Snyder. 'qpaff' -41 Linda Fong irons her finished project while Kerry Hahn works on hers. Julie Stoffel helps Letta Wickam put the finishing touch on their super submarine sandwich. is Q fi t Q ummm I Louie Haynes shows how happy making pi- per for Melissa Jarvis to put glue on natas for Spanish Club makes him. Andrea Snyder Nancy Snyder Curtis Smith and Jill Mack enjoy playing German Monopoly. Foreign Languages Students in Spanish and German classes learned their chosen lan guage through several various meth odsg such as reading fairy tales and playing games Spanish l and II was taught by Gale Buddrius and German I and Il by Da vid Bean. 'gy x ,2 1 .. ill 3 'i, A f l David Bean Gale Buddrius Philip Wasley reads his version of a Spanish Fairy tale to Monica Cogburn 'l Industrial Arts Industrial arts is an experience that prepares you for a variety of jobs. The students get hands-on training in fields from Drafting to Construction. Dave Mackie teaches General Met- als, Metal Clusters, Arch. Drafting and Mech. Drafting. Welding l and ll and various Ag. classes are taught by FFA Advisor Ron Brown. Larry Kroll is in charge of Woods, while Bud Bot- ting takes over Construction. Stu- dents taking Power Systems or Driv- ers Maintenance have John Howton as their insturctor. .N Vi fi at ag .1 Q V1 V I f 'Qi QQ K1 . ,k,V, ' 4 w r . ' : 4 x . , . ,,,.. ,,,, , ' 497' '.r'E1l.W . T ' Bw 'J ' A ff rl John Howton Bud Botting Larry Kroll Ron Brown Dave Mackie 118 INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Mackie's Class is intent on learning all about the new equipment they'll be using in Metal Gary Wheaton and Doug Warnock try a differ' ent angle for the new project in Metals. Sheldon Strand gets down to basics in the floor of Construction - Qgfyexw-Q 5 1 wx . 2 ,,js'Q,w. w,,..,w, ww' h Am 'MXL 1-aw 2 f HQ! Marching Band The La Grande High School march- ing band left for Phoenix, Arizona on December 9 at 7:OOam. The band took three buses in which they trav- elled 36 hrs. non-stop to Phoenix. The band performed their show for the Scottsdale lngalslde Middle School students. The marching band marched among 91 entries in a parade down Central Avenue in Phoenix. That evening the band ate dinner and danced at Arizona State University. On Sunday the 13th, field competi- tion took place on Hoy Field at Phoe- nix College where La Grande repre- sented Oregon in the Fiesta Bowl Pageant of Bands. Eleven bands re- presented 11 states at the competi- tion. On the returning trip home, band members visited the Grand Canyon and Hoover Dam. S'-fifi itil? Mr. Powell keeps a watchful eye on Raye Miles as she marches in the parade. 120 .sign i tl . ,..,. il ..... Band members perform for the judges as they march down Central Avenue during the Fiesta Bowl Parade. On the return trip home from Phoenix, John Aney, Tim Stebbins, Louise Hermens, and Jon Amos compare notes at the Grand Canyon while other band members observe. .,,. I K , ' ' I 4 , ' ' 9 sfj' H A 4 4 L W sq, Qzeisewes- 0KE6'0lV .,. V .M 7 K H 4 h I Hr rrrr fq:eQwb2xrrewW ., , . 4 . if v ivss Q . .gt 569 V 1 5, xv? , K H 1 La Grande High School represented the state of Oregon in the Fiesta Bowl Pageant of Bands Do you have permission Mr. Wyatt? in Phoenix- nun... y oo., .-Tux we L Posada ' 3-sf' '39 A 5-5630424313 f' The popular cast from the television series Hill Street Blues was a crowd pleaser. , .eb ......,f '15 Rodney Hawthorne and Dave Patrow think The band performed a show for field competition consisting of various types of movements 3b0Uf The Show they must perform f0V the - choreographed by Randy powelll students of Ingalside Middle School. BAND 121 Band The La Grande High School Band performed for every home football game by marching at half-time and parades for EOSC and LHS home- coming games, and the Veteran's Day Parade in Union. The marching band was directed by Drum Major Mark Slater who led the 1 plus members on to the field. The Symphonic Band and Jazz En- semble shared a concert with the Mountain View High School from Utah, and provided entertainment for the public and the students of LHS during lunches and pep assem- blies. Randy Powell 5' E l ll I is The Jazz Ensemble performs in a concert for the Mt. View High School from Utah. . The Symphonic Band played La Fiesta Mexicana and received a one plus rating fthe highest rating awardedj in the large group ensemble held in Pendleton. The marching band members represented Oregon by participating in the Fiesta Bowl Pageant of Bands. ..,,jrv '-fri ,A 7 1. 1 ..... . 'f - 1 . W-X3 H 1 46 fl-in aiff 21,ub' !.-,.1.g,. V: 1 f it 2 21 I e 4 T .., .5 '46 The Acapella Choir studies some new music for a contest. SWING CHOIR: Top Rowg Martha Tsiatsos, Kristen Van Blokland, and Marti Kiesecker. Middle Rowg Beth Allen, Mr. Frashier, Katherine Cobb, Geri DeBoie, Shawn Zurbrick, and Rene' Reed. Bottom Row, Ed Gustamante, John Troncoso, Adam Jagelski, Bill Carey, and Forrest McKinney. Lying Downy Ann Vermillion. Choir Mike Frashier I was really pleased with how we did this year. I feel I had the best all around choir for talent and perfor- mance ability. The Acapella Choir had a good year and came out with honors, while the Concert Choir started slow but finished the year weIl, commented Mike Frashier the choir director. All the choirs were involved in at least one contest throughout the year. The Acapella Choir was select- ed as one of three high school choirs to perform at the State Music Educa- tors Convention in Salem in February . This was the first time ever for a choir from La Grande to go. While on tour, they also sang at the University of Portland and two other high schools in Vancouver, Washington. To qualify for this tour, the choir sent in a taped audition to Salem. A Madrigal Dinner was sponsored by the Swing Choir along with the Blue and Gold Singers from E.O.S.C. The choir also attended two Jazz Choir Festivals. They received a gold medal at Hermiston and a second place trophy at Treasure Valley Com- munity College. The play Oklahoma was a com- bined effort of all choirs and brought in approximately 2,000 viewers over the three day performance period. Three students made All-State Choir held in Salem which consisted of: Kam Sisco, Katherine Cobb, and Edie Isaacson. Kam Sisco and Kath- erine Cobb also attended the State Solo Contest in Portland. Katherine Cobb placed third at this competi- tion. At May Music all the choirs sang on their respective nights. For Bacca- laureate the Swing Choir performed, while the Acapella Choir sang at the Graduation ceremony. J 5 wh' fe 'ff Laurey CKaren Wardj tells Curly CKam Siscoj Ali Hakim CFrank Langj explains to the boys all the trouble women are. she doesn't want to go to the picnic with him. 2 t -5 m,,.,,W'j The Grand Finale of Oklahoma, 124 CHOIR At Pendleton, the Accapella Choir received top honors. The Swing Choir at May Music. .4-all :WW . ii,, '. f, we Q W See, aren't our choir tours fun! says Jacque Gorham, Leslie Dyche, Joeile Dowdy, and Danelle Lindsey. Practice makes perfect for the Concert Choir. 44 . 1 R CHOIR 125 Orchestra La Grande High School Orchestra has been very active this year and made great strides in making itself known throughout the state. Pro- gress and refinement are two words synonymous with the Orchestra this year, complimented Director Don Jensen. Gail Jones, Darren Jensen, Daren Jensen, Teresa Herrmann, and Tony Halsey have played with the Grande Ronde Symphony. Tony Halsey, Concertmaster with the orchestra, participated with The Oregon All- State Orchestra in its biannual per- formance in February. Don Jensen Tony Halsey leads the violin section for a upcoming concert. He's joined by Lori Tesdal, Eric Brown, and Mary Kay Strawn. 126 ORCHESTRA if we Some orchestra students work on a piece of music. John Roberts on the bass J fair'-J 'rgffllw In f E , D Penny Young smiles as she nears the victo- ry tape. Sherman Ogden loses his hat during the long jump. Award winners at the Special Olympics were Mike Lester, Clarence Abram, Sherman Ogden, Mike Malone, Scott Flanagan, Penny Young, and Duane Bates. ,ye-N ' 'W . W- g' Resource This was a program building year, stated Resource Head Nova Cullen. Added to this years program were study skills, science, and a pre- vocational program. There were also 20 peer tutors added to the Re- source Program. The program start- ed with 30 students at the beginning ofthe year, but 41 more were added throughout the school year. Most of the students are of average intelli- gence but, need. a little help to get through the school year, due to any one of 11 handicapping conditions, said Nova Cullen. The teachers and staff involved were pleased with the progress make this year, stated Nova Cullen. 1 f . .JWL1 .,. Nova Cullen Gene Erwin Lin Casciato Sally Gregory RESOURCE 127 i ig,-is , ,S Ina Mae Hamilton ' Li b ra ry The library serves an important function within our school. lt supplies ' 5 rg information to students and faculty. rye -i'- Each day several L.H.S. personel can be found within its walls studying and T We g. preparing for the day. O y , Delia Burgess Kent Smith X 5 Larry Snyder relaxes while reading the pa- per during noon. YOU mean i Only h3V9 two mO O d3Y5 to Susie Welberg, Pat Knight and Ann Vermillion discuss the new assignment for their class finish the book review sighs Val Jones. 128 LIBRARY Linda Williams, The only woman on the custiodian crew can be seen working hard all year round, at L.H.S. Linda's services are appreciated by everyone. it eiii i Mr. Bill Pieper, our head custodian has been with LaGrande High School for many years, and has been a great help to us all. Service Crews Sharon Wilson and Evelyn Murphy busily at work, bake, bake, bake. , ,, ..s.N..1.,4,,,3es,1wsste,- rssrss fasse or A A iff' 'Q for , ff4'. f,: ff ., 70 ,L M , , ,' ' r..,'9 S '51' pfi g tt. 1 51: 1 5 I ,sr W ef K , A KL. if frfw'- ' L.H.S. Cooks from the Top, Sharon Wilson, Evelyn Murphy, Dixie Hofmann, Annette Hoadley, Janie Flannigan. Front rowg Judy Ritchie, Gladys Hibbert. SERVICE CREW 129 The moon belongs to everyone, the best thing in life are free. The stars belong to everyone, they gleam for you and me. The flowers in spring, the robins that we T sung, the sunbeams that e l shme, they re yours, , TW l 1 ' l they re mme! And love can yin-g F' , come to ever one the best m y I iw . - - E ..,.,... -:-'.-1 1 thlngs ln Ilfe are free . . . eWl is .'.. 130 SPRING Spring SPRING 131 PLAYS L.H.S. Students presented several successful plays and musicals this year. TEN LITTLE INDIANS, Ca mur- der-mysteryy, premiered in the fall, and was put on by the Thespians. This was followed by the popular musical, OKLAHOMA, in March. THE STAR SPANGLED GIRL, is a three character play planned as spring en- tertainment for the public. 1- S ix' .-5 A - ? The cast of TEN LITTLE INDIANS listen to Frank Lang as he reads a poem to them If , 5 1 fi '- ., 5- 2 X-2 f 3 5? ...-.f.,. . I J 1 2 ,L ,,,, .W ,,,,..s, M , if ,, I fl K f , 7,.f Kam Sisco watches Beth Allen as she sips 'wlilhfnwnunqpqgp her drinks and tries to figure out who could be M the mystery killer . 132 PLAYS as I Ruth Fuller as Ado Annie tells her father, CEd Gustamanteb, how Ali Hackem, CFrank Larlgb, Calls her his persian kitten . 'rr fff,-- .W,,,,,,, Don Eaton tries to get the audience involved in his favorite song. The Ambassadors perform a popular tune for L.H.S. Students. iw A 'Mp ff' ' . iip ,diiooi , Assemblies Don Eaton, a folk singer-guitarist, spent a day at L.H.S., singing songs and speaking on his belief in values, The Ambassadors, an E.O.S.C. singing group, also made a special appearance. They consist often stu- dent singers and instrumentalists specializing in popular music, and are used as a recruiting too, for the col- lege, performing in communities throughout the Northwest. An Ambassador singer sings Open Arms , to the pleasure ofthe crowd. ASSEMBLIES 133 Spring Formal Love ln A Mist , the theme of the 1982 Spring Formal. The girl's league got it all together to make this year's formal something special. They made a change by having it at the Elk's Lodge. Kim Robinson and Renae Eakin were in on the ground floor planning, but lots of girls helped on decorations, refreshments and music. Shelly Seydel, Jane Wahl- strom, Rene Reed, Christine Feath- ergill, Diane Lester, Shelly Rose, Kir- sten Haydock, Barb Hutchison, Ka- ren McCarty, Laura Espinola, Susan Feasel, Tami Vickers, Heidi Eakin, Lacy Bevell, and several others all played a vital part in making the evening a success. Terry Norman, Diane Kemp, Suzy Graham and Todd Juniper wait in line to get their picture taken, to remember the special night. y Q Q 5 l Several couples enjoy the music of the night, as they dance with their dates. Rene Reed, Christie McCrae, Curtis Smith and Craig Nelson sneak a peek before they enter the dance. ,-Q-ff fi jj i I I , , W l ' W. ren McCarty, Heidi Eakin, Barb Hutchison, Tami Vickers, Jane Walstrom, Kathrine Cobb, Susan Cook, :y Bevell, Kirsten Haydock, Kim Robinson, Renae Eakin and Rene Reed pose in front of the mural after the setting up had been done. gn- Alex Nelson and Beth Allen stop for second to admire the decorations for the formal. Couples relax while waiting for the band to begin playing again. SPRING FORMAL COURT: Junior Princess Kristin Haydock, Freshman Princess Tami Vickers, Queen Renae Eakin, Senior Princess Jane Wahlstrom, Sophomore Princess Shelly Rose. 1981 Queen Sandy Keller gives Lou se Herrnens a hug after May Music Queen Louis Hermens Louise received the of tickets. Todd Juniper and Queen Louise perform on Monday night. Queen Louise was escorted by Band President Ray Eveson. I! May Music Queen's crown for selling the most number Louise presents Mr. Powell with a token of appreciation. May Music Week The Symphonic Band received the honor of having their representative, Louise Hermens, as the 1982 May Music Week Queen. Louise's court consisted of three princessesg Beth Allen, Paula Le Gore, and Katherine Cobb. During the week, the high school performed on Monday night, the Middle School performed on Wednesday night, and Pop's Night was on Friday. The Symphonic Band received a standing ovation after their performance of La Fiesta Mexicana on Monday evening. x 4 Cla 1982 May Music Week Court: Princess Beth Allen, Princess Paula Le Gore, Queen Louise Hermens, and Princess Katherine Cobb. MAY MUSIC 137 Princesses Katherine Cobb, Paula Le Gore, and Beth Allen each perform a solo during Swing Choir performances on Pop's Night. hz as A tra , S - ' l l l i l - tr V ll l fi Becky Campbell plays l've Got You Under My The A Cappella Choir join hands in so Skin during her solo. I , 5 E -. -A-x. - N X Mike Frasier's nephew wanted to get in the X act. 138 MAY MUSIC l, 4 ng to create the sounds of stereo. Jeff Charlton and Mr. Powell let themselves be r over the Jazz 1 ' -me r , in Q . EEA Waiting for your food was a long wait for some to handle. After getting the food, everyone sat on the grass to enjoy it. J r. Sr. Picnic On May 15, 1982 the Juniors put on a picnic for the Seniors. The cook- ing of the hamburgers was done by Mr. Brown, Mr. Golden, Mr. Cahill, and Mr. Savage. Along with the ham- burgers and buns, each Junior was to bring either a salad or a dessert. Softball, football, and frisbee were a few of the activities besides eating. UK Rob Countryman and Renee Jensen show how much fun they are having. A little cake never hurt anyone! says Angela Marks to Judy Sherman. JR.fSR. PICNIC 139 Election The school elections were ran a lit- tle differently this year. Ballots were handed out at the door at the begin- ning of the assembly and were picked up at the end, at the door, instead of voting in the class rooms. The officers were also a bit differ- ent. A hitwoman is in the Public Rela- tions Office. Agreedy young man is in our treasury. A patriotic young lady in the spot of Secretary. A punk rocker in the Vice Presidency and a usually funny guy gave us a serious speech for the Presidency. Heidi Eakin is the 82-83 vice president. Lisa Harrison takes over the duties of Public Jennifer Wiseman will be next years secretary. Dave Patrow is the Student Body Treasurer. Relations Officer. l 140 ELECTIONS Ted Williams conducts one of his many student council meetings. 81-82 Student Council President Ted Williams is presented with an award at the Sr. Banquet. Student Council The 81-82 Student Body Officers were, Ted Williamsg President, Ross Goodingg Vice President, Karen Payneg Secreatary, Kim Dealyg Trea- surer, and Jennifer Wiseman was Public Relations Officer. Student Council was in charge of Homecoming and Spirit Week and made money by sponsoring a couple of dances. Adam Jagelski is the new 82-83 Student Coun- cil President, STUDENT COUNCIL 141 Freshman Baseball p Scoreboard it ' T is ' La Grande Opponent 9 10 Wallowa 11 4 Wallowa 1 12 Pendleton 2 13 Pendleton 12 1 Elgin Tourney 4 10 Elgin Tourney 3 4 Mac Hi 7 1 Mac Hi 13 5 Wallowa 'fill' , .I if A , Mike Fischer follows through after hitting a 14 5 Wauowa GA triple as Todd Thompson Drepares to run 7 4 Pendleton U 'ia' ,W home' ,I 1 1 O 1 2 Pendleton 'MW 5 8 Wallowa 4' ' f ? - ' 5'4 7 4 WaIlOWa Mike Howton delivers his pitch as Andy Tarvin looks on. Q Q , , Freshman Baseball Team: Coach Scott Tibbling, Vince Blair, Mike Howton, Mike Fischer, Todd Silva, Todd Thompson, Andy Tarvin. Second rowg Paul Brainerd, Doug Miller, Danny Knight, David Comfort, Todd Hardwick. Front row, James Mendenhall, Robbie Meyers, Stacey Mattson, Shawn Cochrane, Ron Romine. rr, V W3 , i, V' it fi tl an ,XM , , A-,X g 424 LJ WC, f , L 4 1 V J Qi i 1,,r ff ' '. f 7i7 5 f ?' : , 5, , A 1 . :aa 'een ,af,,:1:-ga, ,wig-i3. ,it.,:J3, Q' wi 1 , e,., 71527 ,,,, ., , V., -Mmm -M 1 1 ' ' M 'H f' f b ' 1 '- if -V - ,.-- 1' 24. wt - ' W9 J af- Coach Dennis Young motions a Tiger runner to second base. Todd Nice raps one over a center 14,14 ,,,,,,, . Glen Rogers Winds up for the pitch. Stacey Feik hustles to third base as two oppo- nents watch in amazement. Junior Varsity Baseball La Grande O 1 9 9 12 O 4 1 8 3 7 8 4 6 11 Scoreboard Opponent 21 Newberg 18 Newberg 3 Elgin 4 Elgin 5 Wallowa 21 Union 3 Union 19 Pendleton 5 Pendleton 15 Wallowa 8 Wallowa 1 Wallowa 3 Wallowa 8 Elgin O Elgin ,wif ff, T . i ii xx fi ii G11 . N 'iiiiiwliii if 11 :link I XJ g-,ss f x.,. , ,rv 'i .,i if iiigiiii p ffm 4951 ox W WK xii X S ii E 4 WL l yk' K 1 NK v ii 4 fu JV Baseball Team: Mark Davidson, Jade Hays, Jeff Tetrick, James Hawthorne, Darren Baird, Todd Nice, Stacey Feik, Mike AnDyke, Scott Stephens, Shawn DeBorde. Not picturedg Bobby Cradder, Pete Ludviksen, Greg Crampton, and Glen Rogers. ' C29 ' Varsity Baseball The La Grande Senior High School Varsity Baseball team, under the coaching of Bill Burns and assistant coach Dennis Young, wound up the season with a 9-16 season record and a league record of 1-10. According to Coach Burns, he felt that the team had a very successful season as far as skill and talent goes. He said, We had the best team ever since three years ago and the team gets better every year. We're the second best team around. l Randy 'Goober' Gibson awaits for a fly ball to come his way. Trace 'Beaver' Bevell gets into a position to bunt. Varsity Baseball Team: Back row: Assistant Coach Dennis Young, Glen Masterson, Eric Yundt, Chris Williams, Phil Allen, Randy Gibson, Head Coach Bill Burns, front row, Trace Bevell, Larry Snyder, Dave Carroll, Chris Johnston, Dee Dixon, Tom Adams, Curtis Smith, Clay Hendon, Darren Dixon. 144 VARS ITY BASEBALL Slugger Dave Carroll follows through after hitting a double. We Chris Johnston releases the ball to pitch a fast flying strike. Darren Dixon takes a moment of thought be- fore advancing to second base. Scoreboard La Grande Opponent 4 6 Newberg 3 5 Newberg 2 10 Newberg 6 4 Molalla 11 O Molalla 9 7 Nampa 5 6 Nampa 2 8 Pendleton 2 5 Pendleton 1 5 Hermiston O 10 Hermiston 20 3 Mac Hi 7 13 Ontario 4 6 Ontario 8 9 Burns 12 11 Burns 2 6 Hermiston 5 15 Hermiston 9 4 Mac Hi 10 8 Mac Hi 1 7 Pendleton 12 5 Pendleton 13 3 Burns 15 5 Burns 3 4 Ontario Senior Randy Gibson peels out and makes a mad dash for first base. VARSITY BASEBALL 145 Boy's Track It's nice to be competive at the state level, coach Hedges said. This years boys' team has shown this to be true. The boys have been working very hard to make the team the best possible. We certainly have the tal- ent to compete at any level this year and l am proud of their attitude. We have a lot of depth in the field events and the running too. The team is much better and they have shown vast improvements over last year Paul Fitzgerald, Greg Beery, and Quint Pfingsten battle it out for the winner of the 100 yard 4 Boys Track: Cstandingj Tracy Parker, Greg Cruse, Randy Craddock, Blain Goold, Quint Pfingsten, Greg Beery, Joe Hessel, Mark Claudson, Bob Heitstuman, Richard Eakin, Bill Sailer, Gerald Struck, James Terry, Coach Hedges, finsidej Rich Mc Daniel, Don Houston, Tim Stebbins, Jerrott Rudd, Eric Olsen, Joe Witten, Joe Feik, Phil Waite, Greg Schmidt, Ross Gooding, Joe Rudd, Brian Tannehill, Scott Young, Rick Plumley. i af., r,. , it V, iq? V f jf A ik .NA ' avi I4 -., , sg ,wc , I 2,1525 Girls Track The girls are much better this year than they were last, Coach Hedges commented. They have all been work- ing very hard and district looks good as a team. fmh The track team has competed against some tough schools and has done well. Rich Hedges, Leslie Moore, Chuck Jones and Joe Brodgon have been putting in a lot of time into making this year's team a success. The team is getting stronger everyday. Kathy Gewecke and her opponent race to the finish line in the mile Girls Track: Ctop lefty Sharon Houston, Forrest Mc Kinney, Tamah Ruth, Adam Jagelski, Mary Kay Strawn, Lynette Cain, Becky George, Jerrie Mlsna, Joan Gilbert, Shaunda Morton, Pam Byrd, Karen Payne, Cstandingj Coach Joe Brodgen, Coach Moore, Melissa Feik, Geri DeBoie, Leslie Dyche, Heidi Eakin, Jacque Gorham, Cheryl Meyers, Chris Peterson, Renae Eakin, Coach Hedges, Coach Jones, Csittingj Bettina Runge, Julie Stoffel, Lorrina Haynes, Terryl Christensen, Kathy Gewecke, Sally Damewood, Angie Dierdorf, Shannon Moore. .A My , r . ' H , ',l' at , iz? Girls Track Suzy Graham, Bettina Runge, and Cheryl Myers qualified for the State meet held in Eugene on May 28 and 29. Suzy placed 2nd in the 800 meters with a time of 2:21.32 at district, while Bettina and Cheryl went one- two in the long jump. Bettina had a leap of 17' IW' and Cheryl jumped 17' Va . At State they competed in these same events. Cheryl tied for 8th place and her jump was 17' 2 . As a team, the girls placed 5th overall at the District meet in Bend. SCOREBOARD LHS 74 Baker 53 LHS 47 Hermiston 74 LHS 34 Pendleton 93 LHS 66 Mac-Hi 61 LHS 96 Ontario 9 LHS 59.2 Baker 53.3 LHS Ontario 23 Jennifer Wiseman cheer Heidi Eakin on after giving her the baton in the mile relay. 148 GIRLS TRACK Bettina Runge gets set before the 440 relay. throw. if Suzy Graham breaks the string as the winner. Kafell Payne and Pam Byrd discuss the next height at the high jump pit. Renae Eakin is intent on the discus after her Bob Heitstuman flies high over the pole, dur- ing an attempt in the pole vault. all Greg Schmidt reaches out in hopes of better- ing his long jump mark. Boys Track Quint Pfingsten, Paul Fitzgerald, Greg Beery, and Randy Gibson quali- fied for the State meet, which was held at the same time as the girls' meet. Both Quint and Greg ran the 100 meter dash at the District meet. Quint got 1st with an 11.21 and Greg finished 2nd for a time of 11.23. The boys' 400 meter relay team of Quint, Greg, Paul, and Randy placed 2nd at District. These same events were what the boys ran at State, the 400 meter relay placed 8th. Team wise, the boys placed 4th at District, which was held at Bend also. LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS SCOREBOARD 89 Baker 69 Hermiston 67 Pendleton 105 Mac-Hi 69 Ontario 72.2 Ontario, Baker 56 78 77 39 76 68.3 39 Scott Young leaps over a hurdle while looking for the finish line. 4 9 Tennis The Tiger Tennis Team went 2-7 Cwin-lossy on the season this year, coached by Kewn CahHL The Hrst yearcoachsmdhe'Tedsgoodabout theseason,and hopeslnsteanican Hnprovethewrecordandimacernore peopm atdmtnctnextyeann Thedoubmstean1ofDeannaChan on and Ruth FuHer inayed weH enough at Sub-district to qualify for District. MacHi Hermiston Baker Hernnston Baker Ontario Baker Pendleton lVlacHi SCOREBOARD there here there there here there there here here Tiffany Conner volleys for service Tennis Team members, Coach Kevin Cahill, Bea Veloz, Faye Fong, Linda Fong, Joanne Blackman, Deanna Charon, Debbie Rudd, Lynn Taylor Jane Wahlstrom, Katrina Terry, Kris Ebel, Brenda Blackman, Ruth Fuller, Sandra Staab, Karen McCarty, Tiffany Conner, Allison Kennedy Jane Wahlstrom serves to an opponent while her teammates look on. Ili Y X A. .U . .4 ,l,.,.t Allison Kennedy returns a serve during a game with a faculty member. Linda Fong follows through on a backhand re turn. wg-'Helm ff Q - a ll 5 or , L'1fii54f:fti,4Q,2lE, 'f v I 'Q 0 5 ' 4' 4' ' Q l Q 6 1 I , 'W l l' riileff ' wrt. , A . zz, . 3 L ,V it l.L1 if m,VAVt , . Faye Fong aces a serve. Deanna Charon serves to the opponents while Ruth Fuller prepares for the return TENNIS 151 Golf The L.H.S. Golf Team placed DISTRICT RESULTS fourth at district this year and was coached by Mike Moore, who lst Bend hopes that they can try to finish 2nd Ontario higher at next years tournament. 3rd Hermiston ,yyiy y , Eric Gifford, a junior transfer 4th La Grande from MacHi, took first place at dis- 5th Crook County trict, making it the first year in 6th Pendleton many that La Grande has had a 7th Mountain View District Medalist. 8th Redmond Eric Gifford takes a shot from the sand pit. GoIfTeam Members, Front to backg Dean Aldrich, Alan Golden, Eric Gifford, Scott Bowman, Terry Norman, Russ Holloway, Ted Williams, Leonard Van Orden, Darren Kiesecker, Steve Sailer, Ladd Roberts, and Todd Gorham. ' fji. r mfvxhjl f ll 74 1+'1+M'ma:i - Russ Hollaway tees off at the Country Club. Demonstrating his own style, Dean Aldrich shows off his golfing abilities. Mm fx-:Za 'V , . . 1 ,V,q..1,, As his putt slowly hits home, Scott Bowman throws up his club in elation. Alan Golden has a sure shot with this big ball. GOLF 153 mizsgmw mggggzzsiziiazgzbzssw P 5235123532'ggggggwgggggmsg:wma?Www-Mfewamzef zfzsxzzezgwiiillfi Qfssssfazmzmzizssfzzzf:5AQ1sf2fw :ima F eff I believe for every drop of rain that falls, a flo - er grows. I believe that somewhere in the dar- kest night candl glows. Every time touch a leaf or see the sky, then I I kno why Qsizrfizzszzz ? :asses H 3355222223523 55224155353 L iii? QW ww, gggiaazzigzaz ! s?:zZiX,Wg,w1 5 zz, wswwwm, lsIllsl,g wmmwwvs, 525251 2122 l l l I ,C 154 ORGANI ZATIONS amassed 4 Iazamw ., U W we-fmggzgersam .2 ww-fgwfgagzfzszsQMWWMM wma fwfefzafss swmm. H ' MM' M,MgeswwggyssvU'P QS5522?SEg55f5g sm Mwfwvzwzf WW Wwiewfww Q,-wgsikvb. q,.qw3sM4Q:e 9 we .2 ., .S Q 9 2 5332?-55252 aifsiifiiliifimifiifiiiiliir I wvflawfbfigi gwmisawfwwmag, we Q ul fwiwksssifaisseswbvewkwwf Wfzssaisfsmsv wg Q weeazfzif W M E Em, EX T 5 E ! Q 35? :E Ei 255 1? 'K m it Q4 , E rf X5 ww Kgs W -fb' WEB ff W 1 5' W ki,-:ss 'W' P f gig QW H' si W M 5 B' -H' WM W M gggm Q M ,gas 3 iigiefgw ,MW 9223, M, nm ww Jw , 9 We ,Z 55 if Honor Society After a long absence from L.H.S., the National Honor Society was rein- stated, with the help of advisers, Bil- lie Wright and David Bean. The first induction ceremony in- cluded thirty-six members, who were involved in activities such as Christmas caroling and the selling of tickets for a play. Soon after the spring induction of thirty-seven new members, an N.H.S. picnic was held at Mrs. Wright's house. This included tackle frisbee football, with Tami Urquhart as Coach, and a unique induction ceremony with the N.H.S. choir at hand for background noise. John Steeves, Treasurer, Kim Robinson, Secretary: Advisers, Billie Wright and David Bean Michelle Houk, President, Pam Byrd, Vice-President. Senior members, Back to front: Trace Bevell, Mark Slater, Mike Markham, Todd Juniper, Steve Wilkins, Brad George, Ross Gooding, Paul Fitzgerald, Rene Reed, Dana Fuller, Kam Sisco, Julie Waters, Geri DeBoie, Kathleen Nelson, Karen Payne, Katherine Cobb, Lisa Rogers, Deb Claudson, Val Jones, Frank Lang, Jill Nichols, Renae Eakin, Jodi McClellan, Tami Urquhart, Jeanette Bean, Cheryl Gregory, Christy Myers, Martha Tsiastsos, Gale Jamison, Chrystine Bogue, Kim Robinson, Pam Byrd, Michelle Houk, John Steeves, Deb Hildebrandt, Valerie Edwards, Mr. Bean and Mrs. Wright. Not pictured: Gene Hyde, Ed Gustamante, Gail Jones, Tina Myers, Ted Williams, Jane Wahlstrom. 54' l , fi 'rw W7 , M 5 2' 17 A it .442 fm, , L , 9, Z2 I ,,,, 3 'fb Mm sf awe? fc-tif, if F i N 'll W f 2 , ,,, X 1' MW , rf! ,,f Val Jones has her corsage pinned on during The first induction cermonies. Wanda Gibbs tries to keep her candlelitduring the tapping. her induction. Junior members, Back to front: Troy Allen, Glen Masterson, Dean Aldrich, Cal Thomason, Terry Bennett, Alan Golden, Kathy Westenskow, Amy Bergette, Kim Dealy, Barb Hutchison, Julie Harrison, Heidi Eakin, Suzy Welberg, Lacy Bevell, Christy Amos, Susan Cook, Tami Mitchell, Betty Harmon, Wanda Gibbs, Mrs. Wright, Ton Hyde, Nancy Warnock, Renee Jensen, and Mr. Bean. Not pictured, Jeff Charlton, Adam Jagelski, Daren Jensen, Curt Reznicek, Phil Wasley and Tom McFarlane. 5 ' Q 55:2 Cliff Hangers The Cliffhangers did various fund raisers. They painted flag poles and houses, held an after game dance, and sponsored the Morgan Lake Mountain Nloaner Run Csee page 1623. Trips included climbing at High Val- ley, l-loffer Lakes, Smith Rocks, and Leavenworth. Besides climbing on rocks, these clitfhangers took two cross-country ski trips at Spout Springs and Anthony Lakes. There were three injured people this year: Carla Williams who disman- tled her left knee while ski racing, Gene Hyde when he was on a person- al climbing trip trying to fly, and Joe Sandoz, the adviser, who had his left knee rebuilt and could not climb for 6 months. Cnot related to a climbing accidentj. .iff Jeff Trapp tries to decide if he should follow the arrow or not r Y v 4 4 , , f by ,I ff J A' J 'Q Q 4 ,I fr ., I W ,V 1 , X .1. Y ,Q X r' . . ! aff! 1 .J Q' 158 CLIFF HANGERS Getting ready for the climb at Smith Rocks CLIFF HANGERS 159 Are you going to me to carry you? wifi H A just sit there or do you want 1,'1'i ll I VJ After :J long day of climbing, Cl drink of water puts energy back into Sheliy Irnel's stomach W tx 3 wi, i 'Q' ewms. Holding on is a feat that Jeff Trapp has succeeded in, during one of the trips. '16O CLIFF HANGERS '52 IA? As Amber Villines struggles with the rope, she has almost reached the top. CLIFF HANGERS 161 ,r , ,, ' L52 9. , x 'E , ,V J ,flu H ' 5m,,,,1 ft gf. Y A W . i A :J , -. -V Jn L ., . ,N . EQ ' fs, N' . as . gg It 1 HS sz x if X 1 4 ,, MAP NOKGAN LAKE NOUNWN NOANER 162 CL pf 'A --,L--.vl ' N -'r' ,, . , Q X FN u,'QuuU'Z ' f T1 V fail, -l' 'MD SIMON 5 -VATCR STATION H -CAME ff MRD 6 - HGUSE , , t 1 -A I 'Ai qzfqn M2 t Z 'ff A f u 7 . 1 , Y 2 f' ., QQ , , K 55 -,s ay 1-INCREDIBLY STKE? A - 1 3-momma Sm? ' P A -mmm mr .,-gi ,'4, gf N- 'lf-Fin . A ,,, f V. ' V. V .4-Q1:':.-1' .,.,r,,Iv, F' vw-'tak ,. if , 3 ' L' I, ' ' ' ' -. ' ' ' ,, M- , . , IFF HANGERS W, V 5 H Z i Beth Allen tries to explain the situation to Jeff Charlton as Kam Sisco listens in. Jeff Charlton and Kam Sisco nearly come to blows in Star Spangled Girl . Theater Arts Superviser Deanna Brickman was quoted: I was very pleased with this year's Theater Arts Club. At the Dis- trict competition we took lst place which was a first for the history of LHS. Eight members went to state and Kam Sisco took lst in Serious Reading and 4th in Poetry. Club members and officers were: Kam Siscog President, Ron Gilbert: Vice President, Angie Knight, Trea- surer and Secretary, Frank Lang, Key Grip, Jim Parker, Kim Dealy, Jeff Charlton, Charlie Frasier, Lisa Harri- son, Eric Olsen, John Aney, Beth Al- len, Gary Wheaton, Ruth Fuller, and Julie Harrison. Beth Allen seems to have Kam Sisco under control in a recent play. THEATER ARTS 163 - V ' i , - la. , -'L. f 1.' 4 . , ,.. .E l ',,,-,,1,', 1 H a I H L',, L , l 7 i , ' . W m,k- i A M y r ' , A 5 ,,Q, ' ?:, W A ir, t V,,L, 1- Q , M ' Below: Katie Miller and Allen Spears examine the geology of Echo , g 1, if - , , Lake. Below Right: Students anxiously await their breakfast s.n,,' M l irrr , 1' cooked over an open fire. Top Right: Clean it up Craig laughs , f Qi V V A Greg Franklin. :, J , , at , '-': W ' it f W In I , y , W 5 It ,f K I Ll , I In H by-J I I 5 Y 4 .1 , ,I I Y High Lakes Trip: Standing: Tracy Parker, Jeff Connors, Jeff Wiseman, Tara Warren, Kelly Edvalson, Craig Nelson, Philip Wasley, Alle Spears, Tom Hyde. Sitting: Valerie Wallace, Katherine Cobb, Jane Wahlstrom, Shelly Seydel, Katie Miller, her dog Buttons, Tin Meyers, Gale Jamison. ,..:t't: fL--f if,zf..La,. ' Steens Mountian Trip: Standingg Tina Meyers, Matt Webb, Rob Smith, Shelly Seydel, Valerie Wallace, Brad George, Jeff Wiseman, Craig Nelson, Ann Rodriguez, Deb Hildebrandt, Lisa Gemaehlich. Kneeling, Frank Lang, John Steeves, Steve Wilkins, Alex Nelson. 1,1 ,,,, , ,., rf an Q Tom Hyde, Frank Lang, Brad George, Shelly Seydel, and John Steeves' Jeff Wiseman and Steve Wilkins found a new friend strike an interesting pose. It never rains in the desert and the wind never blows on the shores of Mann Lake. , I. Pr .. ' 'f ' ff. . , ' 1 my .W . .I V 'f 'V ,is 4 Earth Science f . -1 , . . Greg Franklin led the Earth Science A ' I , YA. classes on several field trips this ' 3 i M ,A D -T A , A year. The first was a backpack tripto gfA 5'?EQflfg2Q,'If l1l1.l!. . il Q1 iflfi . 1, Qc the Wallowa Mountains. The second Z A .,, was for Advanced students only and ff' ' an A Q ' if .M 4. .b . was to the Steens Mountains area, in we-1 - it Southeast Oregon. Early in the Spring the 13th annual Snake River - trip was attended by 21 students and 4 ' ' W ' ,M-lg W - fi .. 5x . teachers. Day trips were taken to the 4 A .,..:, 1 -. John Day Fossil Beds and around the LZIWA valley. To earn money to help pay for the trips, students sold candy bars and organized a computer dating program. These students found a secluded lunch spot along the Snake Riv- er. '1 Snake River Trip: Back row, Don Houston, John Steeves, Jeff Wiseman Alex Nelson, Craig Nelson, Deb Hildebrandt, Steve Wilkins, Tara Warren. Second row, Tina Meyers, Tom Hyde, Brad George, Dean Aldrich, Tracy Parker, Valerie Wallace, Lisa Gemae- lich, Shelly Seydel, Mrs. Erros Osterloh. Kneeling, Susan Hunt, Frank Lang, Dale Wyatt, Greg Franklin. - M 'i .4 I -. - I X1 Z. ' Brenda Dahlstrom Renee Whittle and Don Houston search for fossils in the grass. .. ' 1 1 , ,,.. ., i , WfWmw,,., ig. ,, V H , , T - s Q y ,k,., ff Vrrk ,.,, fV't ttttt 1 T ,T I I W f 7 4 f 4 ' f A T, T T . ' ' 4' ' . ff ,,,, f ,, V T I ' T - , V, , has ff if ni, 'W-' V T 4 w 4 ,iq , 1 ,to'ttto T ,, qw Wine Q Y ' g' , 2 , 'fl I 1 , , ,1 . ,, 5 V , H T is 1 th t ,A V , T msaf Vi X t ,QL i ,V 1545 K In i' ivy' .4 ,,,, swf? yi- wr + ' rv-1542 1' ,,,, W it I ,,,V , Vs, Att. V,,, i k I, yzwg. 'f4 Ef 1' 'Z , 144 ,na QwQ' 1,, P' ' Q -' ' ., V ' W 3 A :Q W. , 4, , V 1 's T A tttt T' K 1' 9 A yi-r , - A f ig g d . Y tu, '-,' G 11,5 i 'f f , , ,, ' fy , Q ..,, , d ,W 1- jg r , i ,V iff! W , f' g4Zg,fV ,pf Q- ff,a, ' s:tx?: 3' fi-A'1',K':al17'',ff,j3fi,1'av', ,film gg W K ' -- ' fmt iwfig, -1i.v.mi m1.+'-,o',, I V ' T4 ,, ' ie. 1 . The 1982 Snake River Boat Trip! Students look for fossils on the John Day Fossil Beds Trip. Tim Elliott and Tom Hyde take a quick drink. ,A .,- b ,,,,, MH., .M W, ., 5 . i . ,, .. Girls League Girls League members were kept very busy to keep up with their schedule. Organizing the Fall Ball, Spring Formal and a few non-formal dances kept them on their toes. The Mother Senior Tea and a Christmas Assembly and working concession at football, volleyball, and gymnastics meets made a complete year of work, stated Ms. Shannon. Presi- dent of Girls League Renae Eakin re- ceived the Girls League scholarship for outstanding member. Lisa Harrison installs new member Shannon Moore. 5 Q +5 2-1233 ..,,fAs... ,MX '81-82 Girls League officersg standing: Renae Eakin, Kim Robinson, Susan Cook, Tami Vickers, Kneeling, Shelly Rose, Kirsten Haydock, Lisa Harrison. New Officers 82-83 Standing, Rene Jensen, Shelly Rose, Vicki Edwards, Julie Harrison, Jackie Shrinerg Kneeling: Heather Gould, Ginger Gunnels, and Shannon Moore. '07 r..fz,' YL 'Q' 'n . u 168 GIRLS LEAGUE .W . : Mila ,V t, Y, -K ,.' .'.. .5 f .j,-.,,,.o . M., f ,Qi w Kim Robinson inducts Julie Harrison while other members wait to be installed Edie Isaacson can't help laughing at Heather Gould at the Girls League Election. nf Shelly Rose goes for a ride at the election. Kirsten Haydock installs Ginger Gunnels into a Girls League office position. 1, N, i l . , , v i 'l ' g v n . , , v GIRLS LEAGUE 169 is 3 I . ,I 1 I f i il-. - 1. ,' Journalism The Tiger Hi Lite staff consisting of eighteen students and one adviser, Ariel Bean, combine their talents to bnnglJlSanotheryearofnews,edt torials, and B.S. CBerg and Sullivan stonesy Staff members, Carla Williams, Tod Berg,Dan SuWvan,and Kathy Ebel were honored to attend the 63rd Oregon Press Conference held in Pendleton. The members learned moreabouHayoutsandgeneralwrn- ingtechnmues Several nnennbers of the lil Lne staff made the Who's Who in Ameri- can JournaHsn1forexcepUonalwrh- ing. Those chosen were: Val Ed- wards, Christy Myers, Kathy Ebel, Chris Williams, Mike Markham, Cris VVaHe,and Enc Yundt Ariel Bean Tod Berg and Mark Young combine their tal- ents to take care of unwanted material. 170 .IOURNALI SU- FBLA Officers were: Jeanette Bean, Secretary, Brad George, Vice President, Shaunda Soren- son, Parliamentarian, Gail Jonesg President, Rob Countryman, Treasurer, Debbie Claudson: Publicity, Faye Fong, Historian, and not pictured Walter Wright: Photographer. FBLA Members were: Standing, Adviser Wayne Jensen, Brad George, Shaunda Sorenson, Kath- leen Nelson, Raye Miles, Debbie Claudson, Rob Countryman, Gail Jones, Kneeling: Jaye Collins, Jill Nichols, Jeanette Bean, Faye Fong, Christine Feathergill, and Linda Fong. Not pictured Val Wallace and Walter Wright. FBLA The club earned money to go to state by having car washes, sponsor- ing dances and selling christmas wrappings. They also sold raffle tick- ets for gas and cakes. Debbie Claudson placed second at state for her skills in Personal Inter- views. Brad George placed second at state for his skill in accounting. V f - 65-7 4,1 i loucziiiori PRUCRISS U T U R E USINESS EADERS MERICA FBLA 171 FFA The FFA members were involved in many activities again this year, which included the annual Donkey Basketball game and Touch and See Zoo. They were led by adviser, Ron Brown. Four of the membersg Kathy Wes- tenskow, Cristie Mattson, Angie Heitz, and Eric Laurence, along with Mr. Brown, earned enough points , through fund raising and other pro- jects, to attend the annual trip to Kansas City for the National Conven- tion. Slides of this trip were shown at the end of the year banquet, and awards were also given out at this time. The hard work of the members was shown in the number of awards given out, and in the emotional' pre- sentation of appreciation gifts to par- ents. Angie Heitz holds a kid goat for a younster to pet at the T and S Zoo. 172 FFA ,f L i'RA HBE ' wi gf M? if M Mr. Wyatt presents the Friendship Award to Kathy Westenskow. Rich McDaniel and Keith Housden sweep Shaunda Sorensen off her feet after the ban- quet. him with future appointments. its sr i Q f A ,e.. if ii' iii ff-lfci sf 1, f Mr. Brown is presented with an alarm clock by Keith Housden and Rich McDaniel hoping to aide FFA Officersg Back: Pam Steele and Angie Heitz Cnot picturedbg Treasurer, Rich McDanieig Vice President, Cristie Mattsong Secretary, Mel Roe: Sentinai, Kathy Westenskowg President, Front Danny Scott and Keith Housdeng Reporters, Doug Johnson: Historian. 1 2 wi' Raye Milestacklesa big problem as other computer club members look on. Russ Holloway, Mike Hermens, Tom Hyde, Jon Aney and Gary Wheaton all add encouragement. Computer Club This year a new club has begun to accompnay the age of the computer. Their meetings are held every week and consisted of working with the computers and playing some games too. Their goal this year was to pur- chase some programs, so they have been having some money making projects to make the goal into reali- ty. Advisor, Bob Gregory commented, They have been working with ma- chine language in the club. They have worked together to see the many uses of the computer, too. They've certainly been a great help in controlling the games played in the computer room. Computer Club: Qstandingj Mr. Gregory, John Steeves, Russ Holloway, Ron Gilbert, John Aney, Mike Hermens. Cseatedb Susan Cook, Cheryl Gregory, Tom Hyde, Dean Hammon, Ken Girrard. l es....l fix Plwnvvwx ,f ' .0-ff' wf ' I . ...nf 5, lf l l l n f 1, I paid my dues, time after time I have done my sentence but committed no crime And bad mistakes, I've made a few. I have had my share of kicks in the face, but I've come through. We are the Champions, my friend. We keep on fighting to the end. We are the Champions. We are the Champions. No time to lose time cause we are the Champions of the world . . . .mmwmmm ........ -'f- W' ..A,,,. ..A.., A.,,.,..,. M WM ' 1- W Wmmxjw 4g5:ag:f5z'sa,fifzf''Qigsag?sssg,31'z5js5s5zf .1fwggzazlfaf- ,.., W M 2-Lew N M-mf-M De 'M WT - 'L.,.,N-fini m,,,.,,,g,,m W--51 mm-E,-:g,,Tr' ' MMF f'E':Q.IfZiI'i355.55'g,-5-Q22,25QW:': f'f'fI:2IE:lf52gag:-2,22i::2'IE.'5I'IE5.'i355'55'5' ---- 'VQ,,TT' 'M' WW 'mW ' ZW Wmhgglm ww Wwmwgwwavgfg Jlfm... W .,,. W. ..,.T,?'ZIQl 3T',J M :m 'M ' 'f ' W NWN Awards AWARDS 177 Arnka Hallmark And Bruce Baker Arnie Hallmark was a local mer- chant who passed away. In memory of him, his family established an award for the female athlete from La Grande High School. During his high school years, Bruce Baker was active in most of the sports. He contacted leukemia and died. His parents made an award in his name for the male athlete of La Grande High School. At the Senior Banquet, these two awards were given out. Renae Eakin, who transfered from Cove, Oregon at the beginning of her Sophomore year, received the Arnie Hallmark Award. All four years of high school she was in volleyball, basketball, and track. Paul Fitzgerald earned the Bruce Baker Award by his involve- ment in football, basketball, and track for four years at L.H.S. At Right: Mr. Wyatt, principal, con- gratulates Renae Eakin and Paul Fitz- gerald. 178 ARNIE HALLMARK ., ..,,,, J., af 4 ,, -14 KWH 4 Q 1 fl' if 4 4' 4 O if I' Q af 4, 0 4 0 1, if Q, 1 5 Q G !.3f if 1 H 1 4 4, BRUCE BAKER 179 Awards Many students were honored by the organizations they were involved in. Band Director Randy Powell award- ed many band students. Most lm- proved Jazz Player went to Sandy Byron. Most Improved Band Player went to Walter Hightower. Paula Smith and Raye Miles received the USMBA Band Award. Phyllis Nelson received lnstrumentalistfState Cer- tificate. Pete Ludikson was named to the National Band Assoc. The Out- standingJunior in Jazz was Phil Allen. The Tiger Hi-Lites staff honors a Mr. and Miss News. This year it was Trace Bevell and Renae Eakin. Drum Major Mark Slater receives one of his many awards. Drum Major Trophy, Louis Arm- strong Trophy, John Phillip Sousa Trophy, Na- tional Jazz Assoc. Certificate, Outstanding Senior in Jazz Ensemble, and National Band Assoc. Jazz Certificate were all awarded to Mark. 180 AWARDS T344 mail D 955, flimifu 198 i G 1i? Phyllis Nelson shows off the trophy she won as Grand Champion Typist of Typing 1. Jeff Charlton receives his Outstanding Junior Award. Lori Phenice receives her Directors Award Raye Miles not pictured. -A MW I Wo W WWW W mmf , . ,,,, 2 -1,1 irr ' rrr. 5 r.. 1 ,VV .iyti ,L I f,' f -. 1 . . t.t. r V ' V .. .. - Ah.. i s srr. 5' Vk: ,, V I AA,,' ..to . I it f.'f'.1 '-' ' A ' o i ,A,,g,. tttttr.. . AA' H 1 at gi K 5 ' .tk if H EL I. : Q ff A sttts Q s ii K V J ft sr s . . KL rssr , . . , ' vfvgflc 3 I K We .3 fii - 4 W4 ' l .... . .. . - st .. - . Karen Ward was chosen as the outstanding Sophomore in Choir. Edie Isaacson was chosen as the outstanding Junior. Charlie Frasier not pictured. Frank Lang and John Troncoso were chosen by Mr. Frasier to receive the Katherine Cobb and Kam Sisco received the outstanding Seniors Directors Award. awards. q .a . SE 1 2 , . Sports Awards I GYMNASTICS: Julie Stoffel VOLLEYBALL: Dana Fuller ,q,...-0--' -N I BOYS BASKETBALL: ROSS Gooding GIRLS BASKETBALL: Heidi and Renae Eakin SWIMMING: Jay Dee McIntyre GOLF: Eric Gifford 182 SPORTS AWARDS :rde - '51 1, ' , A, ' V V ff K 4, :mv M 352 '14 l f f 1-Xu, T: 'S , 1 3 T he L A , CROSS COUNTRY: Suzy Graham and Adam Jagelski Wi FOOTBALL: Kelly Edvalson and Paul Fitzgerald WRESTLING: Kelly Edvalson, Eddy Woodburn, and Rodney Hawthorne TRACK: Quint Pfingsten and Suzy Graham 3 M My ,A TENNIS: Lynda Fong BASEBALL: Trace Bevell SPORTS AWARDS 183 Eleven Outstanding Girls Top of Stair: Chris Feathergill, Beth Allen, Jane Wahlstrom, Katherine Cobb, Dana Fuller, Suzy Graham, Renae Eakin, Jill Nichols, Kim Robinson and Deb Hildebrandt. Photo Insert: Karen Payne. 5 5 , Z 2 Q 2 f 7 I ff f A 1 'f f I 1 if w pf' U ' Q- i 2- Deb Hildebrandt Girl of the Year Outstanding Seniors Just The Nicest: Brad George and Lisa Rogers CMissing7. y H ' s Most Talented: Katherine Cobb and Kam Sisco. Most Loveable: Justin Williamson and Beth Allen Most School Spirit: Christine Feathergill and Steve Wilkins. aj 'lv- 'J Most Likely To Succeed: Pam Byrd and Rob Countryman. Best Body: Alex Nelson and Lisa Knight. Best Looking: Randy Gibson and Rondyann McNeil. Best Scholar: John Steeves and Renae Eakin. i l I Most Mischeivious: Larry Snyder and Penny Collman. Best Dressed: Denise Smith and Ed Gusta mante. Funniest: Frank Lang and Tina Frashier. Shyest: Annette Moran and Mike Pellow. nj.: W iilrw -WWE Biggest Flirt' Leo Potts and Shelly Seydel 6' 1 X 2 ff-'sf wqh, ie 44 , 1 Most School Service: Ted Williams and Deb Hildebrandt. Cutest Smile: Gilbert Wiseman and Dana Most Athletic: Paul Fitzgerald and Suzy Gra ham, Fuller. Most Talkative: Craig Nelson and Val Wallace. wi :L ' 1 ,V W ii l ' x Senior Picnic Cold Rainy weather didn't dampen the spirits of the senior class at their annual senior picnic, held at Wallowa Lake. lt was raining at the lake when the four buses arrived, but the seniors decided to make the most of their picnic. Mr. Wyatt got permission to use the skating rink in an attempt to keep the seniors dry and happy. Some seniors huddled around fires in the rink while others skated or ate lunch. The rain didn't keep the stu- dents off of the gocarts. Those brave few were seen with mud spattered faces and sopping wet clothes. Sev- eral senior boys raided a local store for indian headbands and a peace pipe to entertain the crowd with a pow-wow. Even though the day was wet and cold, everyone seemed to have a good time, said Deb Hilde- brandt. Val Wallace doesn't mind the rain as she races around the wet gocart track 12 ' Bill Sailer, Leo Potts, and Rodney Haw- thorne don't mind walking in the rain. 190 SENIOR PICNIC 1 Darren Dixon awaits a wet gocart ride, while Larry Snyder hams it up. i SENIOR PICNIC 191 Nelson, Mike Moore, and Darren Dix- raig Wiseman, Jordy Mack, C Wilkins, Jeff teve , S ans: Pat Knight, Alex Nelson, Eric Yundt indi pen the sp rits of these n't dam Rainy weather did Mr. and Miss Mimir-1982 The selection of Mr. and Miss Mi- mir was by a vote of the Senior Class. For this event, Rob Countryman and Deb Hildebrandt received special plaques from the Mimir staff. Rob Countryman served as the Senior Class President and the Trea- surer of FBLA. Deb Hildebrandt was the Senior Class Treasurer and worked on the yearbook. Both were members of the National Honor So- ciety. Rob and Deb opening up their plaques at the Senior Banquet While Rob can be seen with a lollipop, Deb can be seen holding Mr. Tibblung s picture V- LW ii-'ei 'emu f,,....f-pf 192 MR. AND MISS MIMIR Senior Banquet On May 26, 1982 the Senior Ban- quet was held at Hoke Hall. To start the night off, the Seniors and Faculty had New York steak and the rest of the fixings. After dinner, Ed Gusta- mante sang l've Been Searching For So Long and Kam Sisco's num- ber was The Way We Were . When the entertainment subsided, the awards were handed out. Jean- ette Bean received the American Le- gion Scholastic Award and Ted Wil- liams earned the ASB President Award. Billie Wright and Mike Fran- tum gave out the Outstanding Senior Awards Csee pages 186-1899 and Val Wallace, one of the editors of the Mi- mir, awarded Deb Hildebrandt and Rob Countryman the Mr. and Miss Mimir plaques. Then Mr. Wyatt awarded the Bruce Baker and Arnie Hallmark Trophies to Paul Fitzgerald and Renae Eakin. Mr. Frantum's guest, Mrs. Wright, and Mrs. Cook enjoy their New York steaks Kim Robinson and Lisa Knight show off the mural they drew especially for the banquet. Ed Gustamante sings with feeling 194 SENIOR BANQUET Q.. A few of the Seniors piled a plateful of food to eat for themselves. Rene' Reed, Greg Schmidt, and Craig Nelson visit when the banquet got over. if 'fq ,Pwr ir, Kam Sisco says, That'5 entertainment! Raye Miles, Karen Payne, Cheryl Gregory, and Louise Hermens gather around Gene Hyde and his wheelchair. SENIOR BANQUET 19 5 Graduation June1, 1982 was the night for 198 graduating Seniors. At 8:00 p.m., as they walked in to sit in their chairs, the orchestra played. After everyone was seated, Ted Williams gave a spiri- tural thought. Then, Rob Countryman intro- duced the speaker. A graduate of La Grande High in 1960 and the Chair- man of the House Ways and Means Committee in Washington, Rod Chandler took the floor. He told of his life and how to look for the hu- morous side of things. Dale Wyatt, principal, did the pre- sentation of the class and read the class names as Dr. Gerald Young and Larry Fuller handed out the diplo- mas. When the Seniors had their diplo- mas, the Acapella Choir sang three songs to them. Cheryl Gregory read the poem of a graduate and Dana Fuller gave the Benediction reading before everyone marched out. Some photos taken by The Ob- server. . ,ll r...., Toorl F Waiting is the hardest thing for Christy Myers. 196 GRADUATION Speaker-R0d Chandler- After it was all over, Jill Nichols gives a friend a hug. Jordy Mack, Mary Kay Keffer, David Locken, Frank Lang, Val Jones, Todd Juniper, and Pat Knight ham it up before walking in. ...li V:,' 'A I .... I ' I 2 . ' 4 'nga' ..--,xr f ,,,g,,QavP 4 4 ,, f Part of the 198 graduating Seniors. John Gilmore bows his head in prayer 4 5 J 'f.: 1 i i 1 i s rr'. Which side does this tassle go on? says Teri Trace Beveil and Tod Berg show their big smiles of accomplishment. Anderson. GRADUATION 197 The moon belongs to everyone, the best things in life are free. The stars belong to ev- eryone, they gleam there for you and me. The flowers in the spring, the robins that sing, the sunbeams that shine, they're yours and mine. ffijiii ' W fr it 9 AD SQ 2EflMfwT X ?'5?EH ESI f '3QZ,QffT2 525-se: ' -3..am:,:i,,..mW- --w11- az 1.1 H-w5,Efg.g,' ,, .ammz ' ..:. :g:gg.::,:g: i:j:. M S,,,,f:',,.11-aww-TMQMMM,,:,.Wm5Vfff H5 mxmwowggwmwww m lvgw S ,-9 fi W A -: .... .: ..-... . ..-.-2 gs: :g .. ,Q 4 . QQ' :hwy .Q Q . 'S Q ig :im E , v b 'Q W 4 9 sxsiagiszgg sees E153 sgww. as gg wifmiwlzii iii 9 A X gm M 3555557 V,-92,551 D35-,Q sw MM-wxgigvf 4 53ZE?Q 5RP22gm9i3s3aZ,'Qf5?5523s35 SiswgwxmsligiiikszzgiawNaam-f:wg:5gyggg,m5sL' W Fmaiff WgEf w5V'1ZZ?3fSSz5 eimfnsiliagfais , W,WWW.WWW . Q4 Wm ,,,,,,,,,,,MwxW,L mmanzg ,, maxim: es: wmv V ,,zz.,,Mff::H:ss,:m ,V Q ADS ww ' My ls,i223.?M ADS 199 Kids like Lisa Harrison know that A 84 W serves the best root beer in town. 'S iii, K. xp.- 'lniii' . 3? At Bailey Farm Equipment, Bettina Runge thinks of all the positions she could get in, in this tractor. 200 ADS ,. .ll F Executive Jane Wahlstrom is ready to give you all the help you need at Baum Insurance. if xv Donna Kohler tries some new beauty techniques on Maria Kohler at the Beauty Lane. t ii 4 in Jon Carroll and Lisa Knight look at engagement sets from Birne's Jewelry. Tara Warren experiences some electrifying shocks at Blue Mt. Auto! ADS 201 7 2 ff - :Q Camilla Mundy caught the tiger spirit at C 8: E Variety. Come into C 8z M and let Beth Allen help you At the Carousel salon, Jeff Loudermilk gets a great new hair style. Shelly Stephens and her friend know that Charley's Sports is just the place to buy athletic 202 ADS N Y, ' i ' .L Ti 11' 'RL L 5 Sam Bill Sailer finally found what he was looking fo at Cherry's Florists. Students let Craig's Cleaners do their dirt Work. ADS 203 STEVE 8. JON! SIMONIS LINDA FONG 703 East Main Street Enterprise, Oregon 97828 Phone 503 - 426-3239 PETE HOFFMAN FAMILY JAY HEITZ PRoFEssIoNALLff Recognized For Photographic Excellenceu WALTER W. KLAGES-Master Photographer ..i--.-....,..-I X Q2 -' at Wendy Cox says, Come on down to Dolven's Appliances for your new washing machine. 204 ADS Joelle Dowdy gets some beauty tips from her mother Sharon at Dyna-Mite Shears. I' -'W . - f , 1, ,,:a:zs1ss:4 5 1 i Mark Young enjoys playing with a remote control zapper from Electronics T.V. Sydney Strand and Chris Sater learn to tell time on a grandfather clock from Geddes Jewelry. Diane Lester says, Daddy, I want this truck for graduation! at Gateway Auto. 5 at Globe Furniture. Blackman gazes into her magic mirror l ADS 205 Dan Sullivan thinks of all the women he can pick up in the Corvette at Goss Motors. YW' 3... ..a..'W I Friendly service is what you get when you go to Graham's Drugs. Chris Sater and Brenda Blackman try out the chairs of their choice with the manager at Hallmark Furniture. Gordon Walker of Hi-Lite adjusts a light for a perfect portrait of Tonya Hegele. 206 ' 1' ENN films K4 lets is QF: Jill Mack shows Jordy Mack the perfect diamond for his special girl at I. J. Gems. I tl 'Y Ht IIT' 2, pfg nf' n. Renae Eakin can rent this steam cleaner at Jefferson Avenue Rental to get her room clean. Cyndle Ragan srnurfs around while planning her upcoming wedding at Kara Leigh's. 208 ADS Let these smiling faces at Les Schwab's help you with your battery and tire needs. K Lx., Jack Laurence shows Laury Laurence one of the many diamond rings that can be purchased at Laurence's Jewelry. Kim Berg and Val Wallace relax at Melville's with Miss Piggy ADS 209 At Odorless Cleaners, Mike Hermens checks over the list of clothing items that have been cleaned You will get the hair style of your dreams and service with a smile when you go to the Pirate's Den. Kara Robinson finalized a contract at Pe0ple's Savings and Loan ADS 211 . Q, f A , X me 5 GQ Qfgkf Q 1 e X 5 gg, ,-,Q S viii!!! -fig. 1 3 it i no K 1.1 ,, K r 'S ' ' f 4 '1 ' 1 iff - eee e at or sii e s to rlle eeel l e W Vk:7 kykk 1 i I :,. A1 , Q Q, ,:VL,: V f at N f r - N F' Q fi . VS-iii ,... -Mft f M 1,- X dy xXh is Craig Nelson, Rondy Ann McNeil, Carla Nf?1?0H, and Greg Keller stand ready and willing to help you at RANGLER'S. lr' Wg. Christine Feathergill knows where to go for her Buttons Potts has found a beautiful pair of banking needs, Pioneer Federal. boots at Quisenberry's. 212 ADS ju HRM id iii '1 A fl init 'x Penny Collman can't Walt to pour cement on your front doorstep from Collman's Ready Mix. at Red Cross Drugs. MN NIJ Cheryl Gregory weighs out three heads of lettuce and her hand as she does her mother's shopping at RON'S BOX STORE. Come explore the great sales Gilbert Wiseman. ADS 213 Kyrsten Haydock finally finds her perfect mate XN-l at Sears with People enjoy the newest sport in town, roller skating at the Skatin' Gator 3? Tonya Hegele relaxes on a comfy waterbed from Sleepy Hollow. 214 ADS 55 iii? Q QN VZLL gl Lisa Gemaehlich watches another satisfied customer leave the Smokehouse Restaurant located on Adams Avenue. ,..k, ' 5 Q Look who's filling his stomach with the best food from Taco Time! It's D. J. Hamilton! ADS 215 Kelly Kennedy admires a long dress for a special occasion at The Top Shop. Suzy Graham learns how to set up new bank accounts at U. S. Bank. Mike Moore shows the wide variety of gifts available at The Tunnel. Wanda Gibbs and Kim Hampton show off their class as models for Victoria's Collectables ADS 217 www... L .Q A 4 xx.-1 , 765 was 'QS' yxzwgar KA. Louise Hermens fills out a form for automobile insurance at WILLIAMSON'S INSURANCE as Mr. Williamson looks on. Steve Wilkins goes to Wilkins' Insurance when he needs help. 218 ADS HOIIIFDIUDERB Twin tafi E mms Ask about buying furniture from the friendly salesmen at Zimmerman's. I I'--E III! E Z:-:Z I E'--E III 1 2:43 II I---I Ili! 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Hilliams Ted 27.14l.l52,lG9 156.195 ' 194.296 V - Righepdg Heine Q5 Milliamson Justin 2?.119.1kr Righettg Chrig EE Hilson Ginda 2?.11i Egbertg Jeese 25 Hilien Geri 26 Egbertg Tim Q5 Minslow Hatha 27- - Robinson Him 25.134.156.1' Hinterton Kevin 2F.lf5- -H 16Qz1Q4n1Q4.QQ? Niseman Gilbert 2?.Ed.H4.1Uf. Roaers Hatha 23 115.169.213 ' . Engerg Liga 1E,25,5E115E,iEr Hiseman Jet? ?7.29.25.15i.iEq. Rudd Lane 25 166.19G.2GS - Q- -- Eailer Dill 25,3Q,32,93,94, Moodburn Edde 2?.3G.35.H2.E5. i46.191.223 94.95.l13.133 Saunders Carrie 25 Hriant walter 27.36 ECHEBH THEFEES E5.1Q5.2l9 Engng Hgrh ES,3Q,SE,1FQ,QE5 Schmidt Grea 25.42.43.56.66 Queer Erie 2e.144,17e.3ee 6?.119.146.14S.135 ' Zander Valerie 26 Selland Kris 23 W Eeadel Shells 25.164.16E.166. '2J'l,llHI Iiijjllgfgg 133 ' Qnaw Sam 173 Hdimq'Tnm oo 44 144 Eisoo Ham 2e.124.i22.i5e.1 . e13e2eh'p2gg'ggj44,1eQ,lee. -1125-i55ef9?11?2 I 157.166 ' 6 a.er far: 26.-a6, SG - -.'1.4 -, on .. ea if 1. 7EffI'lIl'ti'fl Cor'-tis ae. 2:1 . 124. H I i'fS,1qH'1 11 44 12124 '144 Ellen Troa 42.44.65.1GT.15T Emitn Denise 14.26.45 Hmos Gnriste 44,157 Smith Peei 26.32 Emumdion H1UP1D4'44 E:n.li.H,.l Rob !'lf ? i':l 1131.15 t i'5-.-F'.'H'!'d Smith Curtis 26 Danakimmltcheil 44 2 Smolkowski Hatha 26 EBHHE 5fV5rt 55'i4'?1 Sneder Hndrea 26 Becker F15haFd,24 -- :E Enader Larre 26,126.144.1GG.19G Eenneff TEPPH 44-442144-1Jf Sorenson Gnaunda 26.1F1.1?3.1F4 EEE? mlm i4 ,, 2 Eteele pam 173 Deraette Hme 44.56.15f Steeoes Jonn 2e.5e.15e.1e5.1ee. gEfleiHl9UbeQE44j4,n 1.4 4,, - -eve .awe fw.f' .we.2a'.ia. 1T5.16F .'g: , t1n'Fi ie E2toP+el .111 ne 14. 147. 15:2 2gjiTiQ1gW:, 42 226424 5291592 95-113 Bueiiee-Teeeiewie.ii4f21e effewn Pet 4? -- reeenii neue 45.ie9,144.145 Strickland Lisa 26 --Qg3mQp,lA?H'JmH 45 auiiieen new 42.4e.e5.ee.1Fe.2eeghgFiiin'gp2i'2e.ieeiieeuleez Teei Kevin 26 ' 1,-'5,,'i ' ' Tnemeeen Larkin 26 - 12U'tdf, . . 5 E, m, Trapp Je?Fere 26.156.16G Ehqtgmai hE12h'4d'dfuD' J ?'f life- - ,, 232121711111-fe't'43'-.i.e.fiFIe Tfleffei W4ffEe'i?HiU-144 Comfort Eleanor 49.45.92 Turner Monte 26.66.61 Ennnpp Inf? qi 154 Urquhart Tamma 26.3G.39.156 EQnni+4'Enp 4i2i6:1H5 IIIIIEI'-fl-11 i.i.1Cll l Hflfl 1:LC1 C:l:H:IL:: :EUEEUIW 1:34. ,Haaener Robert 26 ,, , Haaner Julie 22 , 1eHf1f5 Hanlstrom Jane 2F.134.135.15G. QF4dd0CH 9564! 45-Q1-145 154-lgqiggi Lrader Donna 45.146 Haite Gris 2F.42.1FG UBPUEP eheHe,45egf4 wemmmiuanieie UMWH??DeU444 2 U Mallaoe Wal 1.16.22 2F.56.164. H9414 hlm 451141-12f-144 W F: rr Dr ZF? in, Faq TIE Delbert Jenni+er 46 1U4ii?2'19f'lFU'-f4'rL s ' Dittmer Derrick 45 Herren Tara.2F.164.166.2G1 220 Dixon Dee 33.45.144 Drishell Rands 45 Dunnina Patr1oia-45- H - Eakin Heidi 45.Fe.?a.6u.1a4 14e.14?.i4a.15?.1eef3S-39- E121-:fI 1.Elj lfI .Ts l 'H g f7If:! Eid- Edwards Vioki 4G.45.9?.166 Elliott Tim 46.167 Efu+:r':JI1I l F'i1 'i l:I.! 'I'3 46 Eseinola Rionard 46 EUiHE Pam 46 Faraner Lasea 46 Feasel Susan 46 Fisoner Jim 46 Fitsaerald Jonn 46 Fowler Lisa 46 ,'f:1jj:4:f In:-r C1tl u'a Frasier Gnarles 162.132 Fnalina Guzanne 46 Ful+er'Helle 46 Fulk Kevin 33.36 HQmmiMmme46 Gibbs Manda 1.46.56.FG.GG.9 15F.21F, Gi++ord Erie 46.152.162 Gilmore Hatne 46 Gilstran Gurtis 46 Golden Hlan 46.91.152.153.1 Gould Blain 42.146 Greer Scott 46 Grotn Enaron 46.69 Grower Hewin 46 Gunnels Eande 46 Hahn Herra 46 Halsee Tone 4?.126 Hamann Dean 4?.1?5 Hammond Hatt'4F Hampton Him 4F.21F Harmon Bette 47.15F Harrison Julie 4?.15F.162.1h 163 Haruee Erio 4? Haubner Herman 47 Haadook Kirsten 4?.134.135.1 163.212 HE'l::'tl:lf ..Tl-41:13 Hedden Hionael 4? Heit: Hnaie 4F.1?2.1F2.1F4 Hemnel Nonioa 4? Hendon Glaa 23.47.144 Hiantower Teresa 4? Hoaue Jolie 4? Housden Keith 4F.1F3.1T4 Housden Kevin 4?.1F2 Howard Hende 4? Hutonison Barb 3?.46,134.15u Hade Tom 46.15F.164.165.166 16F.1?5 Irrlel Fi-5.I ll:i':l 475 Isaaoson Edetne 46.169.16G Jeaelski Hdam 14.42.42.4G.1 141.14?.15F.163 ' Jarvis Derald 46 Jensen Daren 33.46.126.15F Jensen Reneef 3F.4G.139.15F. Jonnson Mark 43 Johnson Hike 42.4G.64.115 DUE TG GGHFUTEE FGULUP SUHE STUDENTS HILL HUT Johnston Chris 55.144.145 Jones 5ail 45.155 Josenhson Hanette 45 Hasinaer Tamma 45 Hellee Franoes 45 Henneda Hllison 45.155.151.17H Hennede Hella 45.217 Hieseoker Marti 57.45.75 Himmih 50035.45 Hniaht Hnaie 45.155 Lake Liz 45 Larson Lenelle 45 Leibert Jeffiner 45 Lester Beoke 45 Louela Mike 45.54 Luduiksen Peter 45.145.155 Lunde Mare 45.175 Maben Colisse 45 Malone Mike 45.127 Marks Hnaela 45.155 Masterson Glen 55.45.144.157 Mattson Eristie 45.172.175.174 Mo Far lane Tom 157 Mo Hinnee Forrest 55.44.45.14 MoEluain Teresa 45 MoInt'are Ja.'a Dee 45, 152 MoLou5hlin Hmber 45 HifGHEl1 Timm! 45.157 Moon Beoke 45 Morton Robert 45 Heiner Melissa 45 HeEm1Ew4a4l2E Nelson 5andra 45 55den 5herman 45.127 5lsen Gare 45 Ulson Maroel 55 5no Takako 55 Uroutt 5tebhanie 55 Palee Ehrittina 55 Palson Travis Parker Jim 55.155 Parker Traou 55.51.55.55. 54.55.115.114.145.154.155 Patterson Mark 55.55.55 :I F1 Tl '-Et'-.-I 5 Perrin Luoinda 55 Pfinasten Quint 55.125.145.1E3, Piokell David 55 Pierson Hnda 55.55 Plank Mark 55 Poaue Hnthona 55 Powell Dale 55 Priokett 5usen 55 Prinoe Tandi 55 Radamaoher 5tewe 55.175 Raaan Cendie 55.55.255 Ranaitsoh Brad 55 Raw Miohelle 115 Read Michelle 55 Reotor Tami 55.55 Reznioek Curt 42.55.54.157 Riohardson Dale 55 Roberts John 55.125 Roberts Tamme 51 Roberts Troe 51 Roe Melvin 51.175.174 Powers Glen 5 51 145 R555r5 Ru5se5l si 3 Heres Lister: f:EHir-in miie war-15:5 Fudd Joe 51.51.145 5ailer Beokg 51 5ohmidt Dawn 15.51 5oott Danna 51.175.174 5eaton Hnna 51 5elland Miohele 51 5herman Jeff 51 5hiller Joe 51 Ehore Brett 55.44.51.55.115 5hull Jim 51 5mthHwe51 5weer Hllen 51.154 5wronk Josephine 17.51 5teele Pam 174 N - C atein Laura .1 5tellin5 Bhelle 51 Etewhens 5oott 51.115.145.1 5tewart Jon 51 itone Terre 55.51 Etoru Brett 114 5trawn Mara Haw 51.125.147 Tannehill E l i :ab eth 51 Thomason Cal 55.51.52.52.55 54.114.157 THDMDEDH 5HEliE 52 Tildon Miohael 52 Timm Robert 52 Tf 1Irr'uI1ClEIIf John . 155 Truak Eodi 52 Trumbo Jim 55 Turleu Matt 52 Twedt Joanna 52 Vess Darin 52 5illines Hmber 52.151 Uotaw Pat 52 1'1a.'aner Ri-:hard Maaoner Curt 52 Haaoner Leeann 52 Maite Phil 52.51.145.175 Harnook Manoa 52.157 Hasleu Philiw 52.155.157.154 Maelte Missa 52 Helbera 5usi 45.52.125.157 Heller Debbie 52 Hs-I'-+ HH -1+hi-lf' ci-' -.-.- 1.---,,- .. --u... Mestenskom Hatne 52.157.175. .175.174 Hheaton Gare 52.115.155.175 Mhiteman Heuin 52 Hiavins Eare 55 Hilliams Carla 45.41.55.155. .175 Hilliams Chris 55.55.114.11 144.1Pa Milliams Monte 55 Milt Miohael 55 Minterton Teri 55.11 Mitten Tom 55.55 Hood Eheral 55 Teske Christe 55 - 'T'g:11-gfq-21 E:l:Zl:l.t-t 313- 14:21 Eollman Holla 55 Euhriok 5H5wH 55 E5i3F5P4E3F4E3FEEEE3 '5bram Elarenoe 55.127 Hmos Rands 55 Hnduke Miok 55 Hnea John 17.55.125.155.175 Baird Darren 55.55.145 Barnes Traoee 55 Bates Duane 55.127 EE-Ellfl TCITI1 515 Bean Jim 55 Beoker Tammi 55 Beera Grea 55.55.125.145 Berry Mike 55.55.51 Bard Lena 55 Blackman Joanne 55.55.155 Blair Hen 55.175 Bowue John 55.54 Bowlba Daren 42.55 Bowman 5oott 55.152.155 Burke Debbie 55 Burton Henru 55.51 Bushman 5tewe 55 Butler Lea 55 Baron 5andra 55.155 Cain Lynette 55.55.147 Campbell Brent 55.51 Campbell Jef+ 55 Carea Bill 55.55.55.54 Carnes Mike 55 Carter Robin 55 Chadwick 5hane 55 WwmwrhNiMWk55 IIIoa.lu.Ie ll Brian Eoaburn Monioa 55 Coles Bobbw 55 Collins Jenni+er 55 5mmmfBWol55 Conner Tiffanw 55.55.155 Eoower Care 55 Cornelius Tom 55 Eramwton Greaa 55.55.145 Ereel Je?F 55 iurtiss Joe 55 Daffer Hniie 55.55.152 Da.-...'idson Mark 145 Davidson Walarie 55 DeBorde 5hawn 55.55.145 DeBussohere Dun DU Dowdu Joelie 14.o5.5f.12a.254 .... 1- . - C - ' Doale 5her5l 55 Eastland 5herri 55 Ebel Hris 55.155 Elliott Riok 55 Eriokson Hikki 55 Fehrenbaoher Lisa 55.57 Feik Joe 55.145 Feik 5taoe5 55.54.145 Fitzaerald Jaokie 55 Flanaaan Debbie 55 Pony Eddie 55.55 Prantum Connie 55 Fulfer Ehuok 55 Eaines Kristin 55 Ganae Jaoke 55 Girrard Hen 55.175 5oold Heather 15.55.55.51.155.155 Gorrell Dee 55.51.51.155.111 Er'-aham Lora. 55 . 51 Gruis Teri 51.55 Hmmixhimwmii Halsea Claudia 51 Harrison Lisa 51.55.155.145 155.155.255 Hart Cher-'al 151 Harwea Kelley 51 221 ? . Hawthorne James 33.61.31 Haenes Louis 61 Haes Jade 33.5?.61.31.14 Hedden Chris 61 Hermens Mike 33.61.34.1? Herrmann Teresa 61.126 Hibbert Brent 61 MllHmma61 Hoadlee 3oott 61 Hooks verna 6 - 'ml Hoeue Roe 61 Honkins Tamme 61 Houston 3haron 61.14? Howe Tone 33.62.34 Howland Miohelle 62 Hend Mare 62 Imel 3hel1e 43.41.62 Jaaelski Heron 42.43.62 Jamison Dirh 62 Jarvis Melissa 42.62 Jensen Darren 62.126 Jinkins Hlbert 62 Iinkins Don 62 Johnson Dous 33.62.1?3 Johnson Bteue 62 He++er David 33.62 Heller Erie 62 Hemp Diann 62.36.114.134 Herlee Mike 62 Elena Bart 62 HHi3HT 5HEFFi 62 Kohl Doue 62 Hohler Donna 63 Hohr Rhonda 63 Lane 3elinda 63' Larison Kelli 63 Larson Hent 63 Laurenoe Erie 36 fI.31.1 Lee Heidi 63 Lester Hike 12? Lester Curt 63 Lif'uZIC'1r'1 l:!r':r'rE'f'l?E 53:1 Lindsee Danelle 63.36.12 Lloed Erie 33.63 Lowe Jae 63 MmhJNl6i9M Maxwell Kerri 63 Mae Mari len 63 Maeberre Brian 63.31 Mf::C.ar-te lif-aren 43. 63. 1 MoClellan Hel1e 63 MoDaniel John 63 MoDanie1 3oott 63 MoDaniel Ted 63 PwEhmhiRm163 MoHaeue Honette 37.33.63 MoMillian Tom 33.63 Miller Tamme 63 Miller Ferl 64.33 Millerins Hatalie 64.36 IhmefMeHe64 Moran Harre 42.64 Morandi Colleen 64.36 Murrae 3heila 64.?3.31 Meers 3oott 64 Helson Phellis 64.133 Ho r fl'l-E'1'l EflIlf'lf'l 1 E' 64 . 16 Uln Lisa 64 Ulsen Erio 64.146.163 Uswald Helle 64 222 -u. 'ears ' :fer 6- -94n143.Paee Julie 64, F II Il 1 I 4 -- -.i.. ..- f..- -1 4- Patrow David 42.64.121.143 Phenioe Tami 43.64.37 6 Q11 Powell LaDonna 64 T A L Pres lee ,Taeme Price Cinde 64.36 Prioe Hen 64 Prosoh Gres 64 Rambo Miohelenn 64 Risele Hnsie 64 Roberts Jeff 64.33 Roberts Jess 64.33 Robinson Hara 3?.65.211 Eose 3helle 36.5?.65.163.1 4.153 Eoudebush Tom 65 Rowe Haene 65.34 Rudd Debbie 65.153 Fwnie Bettina 43.65.?3.3Q, 124.14?.143.233 3ater Chris 36.65.235.236 3amnders Mike 65.113 Shaw 3am 65.1?3 mamm1MHt65 ihoun 3teue 65 3imer Robert 65 3immons Jef? 55 3later Erie 65 3mith Paula 65.133 Emifh 3hirlee 55 3mith Meslee 65 bmelhewiki Tim 55 3mutz Traoie 53.65 3neder Hanoe 66.36 3t. Peter Dee Dee 66 3taab 3andra 66.153 6tarhs Del 66 3trand 3idnee 66.235 3treoher Euaene 66 Etruok Brad 14.33.66.31.13 ltruok Jerel 33.66.31.146 Tannehill Brian 33.33.66.31 132.146 Taelor Lenne 66.153 Tesdal Lori 66.126 Tetrioh Je++ 33.66.31.143 THDMBE Him 66 Thomnson 3hane 66.1?3 Trane Breon 66 Treadwae Chrisse 66 Troeer Hathan 66 Tsiatsos Joe 66.3F Van Blohland Hresten 66 Wan 3rden Leonard 66.152 II' Velo: Bea 66.133 Wosan Pease 66 Maaoner Jon 66 Malters Miohee 66 Halther Him 66.36 Hard Karen 16.6?.124.133 Heathersnoon 3onia.6? Nest Brian 6? Hheeler Hilliam 6? Hilliams Mioheal 6? Milliams 3teue 6?,34 Milson Hewin 6? Minburn Deborah 6? Hiseman JenniFer 15.42.43.5 6?.143.141.14E Mitten Joe 42.6? Mood Jode 6? Morrell Eobin 6?.36 Hrae Tone 6? ?mms3hwmi6? i1'FT::E:E:I--ll 1lI'.l'--I Hdams Gina 55.97 Hdamson Breoe 34.63 Fiddlem-an r3e-.emond 63 Hldred Chris 134 Ellen Marsaret 13.63.36 Hmos Jon 31.123.63 Hmos Teri 33 63 Hrmon Patte 63 MEkMLmeHe63 B3mr3we63 Baker Tim 34.33 BmWmuHaen63 BwWm1Lmms63 Beam Chris 33 63 Blaohman Brenda 36.63.32 Blair Uinee 34.63.33 Bolen Fallie 32 63 Booth Jolene Dj Boed Him 63 .235 2.36.1 25.14 Brainerd Paul 63 33 Briokman Tamara 63 Bross Christine 63 Brown Erio 33 63 Burton Elvis 34.63.31 Ca.l le-ham Hanoe Can-Fie ld Damon Carlson Ffande Carlson Renee 63 Carter Halle 63 Chess Larre 34.63 Christensen Terrel 63.3 Claudson Mark 63.146 Clements Rae 63 Coalwell Dave 34 63 Coate Je++ 63 Coohrane Eihawn 34 Com+ort Dave 34.33 63 Cox Hende 63.36.234 Dahlstrom Brenda 63 Damewood 3alle 63.14? Davidson Jim 34 63 Denis EHEFON 35.?H De Bussehere Connie ?3 6eLmmLm1s?m31 Dean Brean ?3 Del valle Gresore ?3 Dennins Hioke ?3 Deualle Gres 42 Dierdor?P Hnsela ?3.14? Douehte Paula ?3 Driskell Craie ?3 Dunnins Tammie ?3.36 Deohe Leslie 36.?3.31.1 Eakin Riohard 34.?3.146 Elliott Patti ?3 43 Ellis Joanne ?3.36 Esbinola Laura T3 Eueson David ?3 Farrar .Tode Feik Melissa 35.?3.32.14? Feik Robert 34.?3 Fersuson Duste ?3 fiacher Mike 34.73 Martin Ehauh 33 Etcne Dee 75 iiacher Trisha 73 Maaterman Hndrew 34.73.5 Etcwer Eandra 75 -- fitzeerald Mihe 75 Mathiaa Lcreea 73 Eulliwan Jchn 4.75.33 'ulfer Jchn 33 Mattacn Etacee 73.31 Sweet Fhil 75 Tuller Brian 75 McCall Greta 73 Taal Michael 75 iuller Carcl 37.33.31.7B. Mcirae Ehriate 73 134 Taal Michelle 37 f3.75 lu l lmer- .Ichn 71 X McFar lane lfifaren 73 T.ar'..fin F'Inl:J'a 135 7r Sarinaer Ecn 71 Mchinncn Janet 73 Terre Jamea 75.33.145 iecree Beche 35.71.31.147 Mendenhall Jim 74 Terra Hairina,'5 37 gwecke Hatha 43.43.E7.71.14.. Meera Chapel 45,F4,14F, Tetrick Jenni+er 75 3ilbert Jggn 71,SQ,14F meteele ,-5e+e-fa- ..-, I Thcmaa Dcnna 75 - Sildgpglggye Haltep F1 Meaera Echerf f4.54-H1 Thcmnacn Haiherine Fe Siugng Jgdg 71 M3155 Tawma C4 ,, u- Thcmnecn TEFFi 77 ggllihap Epic pl-153 H1llEF UDU5 3f.74.E3.1H5 Thgmpggn Tgdd 34 57,5E,77,gJ Fcrham Jacque 37.71.75.51.13' glgngriippij f4'14f TUFEEH Liii F7397 -Q 41' '3 ? 4 'Vi 9 7 -. anl:er E-ancen ,. canne .ff aeihem Tcdd 34.33.71:152. Meer? Cimdw 74 , Vickers Tami 77.1 4 Eguld Ben 34,71 Mccre Earre 34.74L31 q Haaner Curt 53 Bratea Richard 71 H0059 5h5HW0W 4UMffg14f Haecner Jeff 77 gpiefith Carolyn F1 Mcrtcn Ehawnda 74.55.147 Mainwpighf DUN ?F,91,F5 Gregg Ehpigtina 71 HUHBEH 5HEFi 74 n- -- walker Leslie 77 SUHHEIE Virginia F1 Munde Camllla 74.55.552 Maltgn Hpig 39 FF wuitamante H0115 14-F1 HEHEHEP EHHUF? 74 - Mgrnqgk Ugg? 77,119 .mtg michelle F1 Mice Tcdd 14.34.74.H1 Hgtng Pgm 77 ghn Barr! 71 Hielfew John 74 Hhiiimih TiHa F hell gnewn 71 Uvden Gen? 74 Mhittle Renee .ff.9? ':r':5f'l I-E-4':l .5-n'l.5q--,r', Tljf'--:4 f:'15'?f'! i-':'f'4i L-li Ili-EIIl'lE -I':ll If'l ankina Jcn 34.72.53 Parka Terrie 74 Miaeman Samme 7 34 31 erdwiee Teed 34 Penfeh Jude 74 Mitten Jee Paae w'a 3153.145 ariin Etewe 34.72 Petersen Hriaten 74.35.E-. Hitt, Tepege FF eff gheepel 72 35 155 Piekeff Hith5 74 Mrieht Chriat1na.?F 5591 Hike pg Peace Richie 74 Eweigert Dale 77 aahina LeRce 72 FV5tt.J5T5 75 q , J awthcrne Henna 91 Eltchie Ehamn fE.Hl 5395 HHH pg Rcherta Ladd 75.15E. eitatuman Bee 34.72.91.145 9333535 5eF?,1?-FE Em!?F5Dn wepngn 73 EDGE HeHdHq5f.51.f5 easel Jce 72.145 E355 L155 f3- 1 - iyhtgwgr Haltgr 72,32 Ruth Tamah 55.75.147 Qadlee Gina 73 Rees Michael 75 Qgue Qonnia Pg Renearacn Tim 34.75 gpngr Egbggga S2 5iilEF ETEUE 34.91.?E.1: Dwton Hike 34,?2,53 Qalina Michael 75? qc A uddleetcn Gale 73 3Gh1?95k1 Liia lE7'fJ 1 ' if mmf Ron FE ?GHm1t?lE RICH ff q 9 ' ! lmel-.leer-l E:-ee fEi'f -if 'ft'??f l5f 1f'.-f:31g 5 el-.el Ellen fEf'3 'f -5fI ?1 '-4'5f 'f fi' ef-.lm-.ew :al-.el-V1 fEZ'3 '1 - ? 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LQUISE VAL hon Eickg F3 ' Eteuene Marla 35.75- ANDY RENAE rtin Libbg F? bTEUEH50H HIGHEEI Pb lWumA DEB 22 3 THE END Limit HKS, ggi! wg X Bti Xa UN 5 sew f Dear Friends: The theme for this year's MIMIR was HBehind every cloud is a silver lining.H It is our wish for each of you, especially the Senior Class of '82, that you would HLook for the silver lining whenever a cloud appears in the blue, remember somewhere the sun is shining and so the right to do is to make it shine for you.H As you look back at the pages of this book, we hope that it will put a little sunshine in your heart to remember the way we were. We Would like to thank the four people who stuck with it to the end: Deb Hildebrandt, Andy Ashe, Renae Eakin and Louise Hermens Without these special people, this book would not have been pub- lished! We would like to also thank our adviser, Guy Hafer who gave us his constant help and support. 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