Laurelwood Academy - Laurel Yearbook (Gaston, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1973 volume:

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CLower leftj Sharyl Comstock and Jim Warner, Photogra- phers. 1Upper rightj Doug Sharp and Sue Marshall, Sports. CLoWer right? Norman Henry and Thelia Krueger, Business Managers. CFar rightk Karen Fried, Typist. 6 Prologue There are faces I remember all my life, though some have changed some forever, not for better some have gone and some remain. 0 8 Prologue Prologue 9 'ow Ox 'Vw XJ 'ff 'A Q, O 0 NK OQWP Epdedfgf 0' Q53 Q0 .fx mf iy?'e3' rv' 'glue 3,05 QOXQXOLXIIZ 5Ub5:iQef?iFpQf I Dug' O 2 CL-O-fn Q0 U . v fSQZ?WfLU0UQ' 619m ffl HOW VPU QW pe 63251 54 10 Prologue A shadow falls, A painful one But it causes us to stop. . and think again- Bringing back memories of moments happy. . . cheerful. . . inspiring ones. Drawn closer to each other and to our God, We go on. . . although the shadow is still painful. Memo DARREL LAMBERT ber 30, 1955 November 5, 1972 R E I v l vsrsvyw iw Q, M ,, Seniors ' Ns ,ff 12 517525 , f. 1 ff- K Eh4L:q'.Z':ff.sQE.v?1x -24 5,53-Li.fl.' 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E IORS E ECT SAMPLE Tim Alden Janet Amundson Bill Ashlock Debra Barnard , Q N Ellen Benway Marleen Berg Gary Bluhm Pam Bolton jill Boring Carl Buchanan Norm Byers Donelda Carmen Seniors 15 16 Seniors Teresa Ann Case Jim Cathcart if yfv Ron Cate janell Chrlstensen R. Candy Clark Cathi Clayton Seniors 17 Marlee C1SI1dSI10H Wendell Dennison Carl Dettwiler 1 Cheryl Dondino jeff Douglas Sharon DuGa11o 18 Seniors Mike Edge Debbie Eslinger Steve Farr Debbie Fink Dear Debbie, X4 310.5 been SQGNB mae Xe, 19006 gone. to ackcal wfm 504 ixof 0. 59110, QiS0,'T, Ewing wjwg- iifievtolsirxg' . Geal of lucle- now cxmrqoev, Deb. Hope. -le SQ, GLA CU , Q QSLIK! A P. S , NAQCLIA CluLCliQiQ U Cheryl Fisher Karen Fried Doug Frost A1 Gladden Fix Bob Rhonda Hobson John Howard Io Lynn Glenn Betty Hale Seniors 19 Cheri Harris Norman Henry Clifford Hickethier ,oo I 20 Seniors Debbie Janssen jack Jensen Dorothy jones , 5, AH Xl K v x 4 Becky Karkov Lawrence Kellie Art Kharns Eugene Knight Alice Kohn ' MM' sl3l!e-gli? 'L f Kevin Koronko Larre Kostenko Jeannie Krenz Thejja Kruggef Linda Leaton Em iw SSP A ,Cmw 'N David Letcher Cameron Litvin Pauleftg MCFa,1-1a,11d Seniors 21 i 1 22 Seniors Colleen Maas Bill Marshall Steve Michel Carolyn Miller Audrey Newcomb Debbie Parmenter Nancy Parmenter David Pflugrad. 5 3 5 1 S Seniors 23 Randy Pierce Gary Porter WF Kevin Robinson Allen Roth Ralph Bustad Julie Sample Sandie Quishenberry David RRPPC 2.4 Seniors Vichaisak Sartnurak Doug Sharp Dale Shaul Karen Shogren Glen Stambaugh Scott Styoh Kathy Stuivenga Elmer Swain jeff Thomas Renee' Thompson e k Marcia Tinjin Dave Tompkins Judy Tucker Sam Vela V Da.rrel Vliet Becky Walker Gary Wall Seniors 25 26 Seniors jim Warner Rick White Iuhe m11tBh0uS6 Roger Wood Ron Woodard Sherry Woodruff Senior Organization 27 98 Senior Survival Senior Survival, for the first time, was held in the fall. 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Elder Meske was aided by his secretaries, Mrs. Halstead fleftj and Mrs. Boyd fbot- toml. Along with their regular work, the two men also encouraged many stu- dents. Their hard work and patience was appreciated by all. Faculty 33 NEW BUSINESS LEADERS The business management of the school was taken over by two new men, Mr. Bill Oviatt CTop Leftj and Mr. Dwight Pflugrad QCenterj. Mr. Oviatt did the accountant work with help from his assistant Mrs. Leona Dickens CTop Leftj. Mr. Pflugrad was helped with the business management by Mrs. Carol Pifer fBottom Lefty ,, S ,legit - M , ,ff Wm, Angeline Beck Typing, Office Practice, Shorthand, Bookkeeping. The Business Science classes taught by Miss Beck were taught so that each student received experience for actual office work. Q Wt,-,ff ' 34 Faculty Miss Hultz Miss Hultz comes to us this year from College Place, Washington, where last year she was the assistant Dean of Women. This year she has joined our staff and is continuing as an assistant Dean along with teaching all girls' P.E. classes. Mrs. Dieter Mrs. Dieter's face isn't a new face to all of us at Laurelwood. Two years ago she was a piano and organ teacher, this year she has returned to take up a new position as Dean of Girls. Dean Fermantez Herbert Fermantez began this year as assistant Boys' Dean. He took over full time as Dean when Elder Santee left. He also taught Driver's Ed. and was uv he d ofythe oys intramurel program. vw vig V3 . ul 1 'VJ W4 iii ls ?.,f'll'f1l-f , Dennis Reed Sopomore Boys' PE, Leisure Time Activities, Health Mr. Reed's classes were very enjoyable, even to those kids who weren't very atheletic-minded. All his classes tied in how great a God We have to give us such a marvelous machine, with the neces- sary upkeep of our bodies. Faculty 35 Elder Caskey: Pastor, junior and Senior Bible Elder Caskey taught some very relevant subjects this year, chosen to prepare the students as Adventist Christians for the end of time. He put across his points very well, using films, tapes, guest speakers, and readings, as well as class discussions. He also taught a class in self-defense, an art in which he is very proficient. Elder Allen: junior and Senior Bible, Counselor Elder Allen believes in letting the students express opinions in his classes, and is very interested in what they have to say. His subjects deal mostly with how people should communicate and relate to each other. He uses films to stress his point. His students enjoy the classes and look forward to them. Pastor Adkison: Freshman and Sophomore Bible Pastor Adkison, fondly called Rinky Dink by his students, uses his ability to communicate with young people by talking and joking with them to answer their spiritual needs. Besides teaching several classes of Freshman and Sophomore Bible, Pastor Adkison also taught Physics and led the Temperance Club and the Summit Stompers. 36 Faculty MA TI-I A ND SCIENCE Mr. Watson taught the four basic mathefmat- ics, using humor to add interest to :a sometimes dry subject. His good personality was no-t left in the classroom, but was demonstrated in the school program as well. Chuck Hallsted Chemistry, Biology I, II This year the biology and chemistry depart- ment have acquired new equipment to improve the students education. Mr. Hallshed in his first year at the Academy is doing a very fine job of utiliz- ing this equipment and of capturing the students interest in the field of science. Dave Thomas Physics, Electronics, Math I Mr. Thomas came to Laurelwood Academy this year to introduce eletronics classes. He was able to start the classes smoothly before he was transferred shortly before the end of the first semester to anther school due to financial dif- ficulties at the Academy. While here, he also taught a Math I course and inn ovated a new style of teaching physics. Roger Watson Math I, II, III, IV Faculty 37 HISTORY AND HOME EC Gary Jacoshenk Contemporary Historyg American History Mr. J acoshenk taught history again this year at the Academy. His knowledge in the subjects al- ways made his classes interesting as well as infor- mative. He reshowed many enjoyable films fthe Juniors have memorized the theme song of some of theml to give the classes 'a.n added depth. Wendell Lucas American History, Research, Director of the Learning Center n Mr. Lucas is well known for his enthusiasm over the Learning Center. Besides being director there, he teaches American History and Research, telling jokes to keep the classes' spirits up. :Darlene Ehman Home Economics In her sixth year of teaching at Lafurelwood Academy, Miss Ehman is admired for her teaching ability in Home Arts. She offers a wide variety of subjects, for boys as well as girls, and teaches each with interest and care for the individual student. 38 Faculty LA NGU AGE SKILLS Doug Jones English III, IV i Mr. Jones, in his first year of teaching,d1d a fine job here at Laurelwood in the English depart. ment. His classes were informative and education- al, and a lot of fun besides. I-Ie used films to aid in the academic interest, and humor in the form of some amusing anecdotes to make the classes more enjoyable. Bernadine Irwin English I, II, IV A soft-voiced English teacher, Mrs. Irwin teaches her classes with confidence in :an effect- ive and challenging way. She always had time to speak and listen to anyone: to smile and bright- en the student's day. Besides being an English teacher, she was the sponsor of the Teachers of 'D0morroW , and a part-time dean for the girls' dorm. Ulrich Tutch Herr Tutch was a very good German teacher, having been born in Austria. He has lived in the United States for just seven years, and this is his first year of teaching at Laurelwood. He gave small quizzes and sholwfed films frequently to aid in learning. I-Ie also was a teacher of P.E. and taught it quite well. Anna Semenec Art, English I, II Noted for her cheerful optimism, Miss Semenec taught several different art classes, besides teach- ing freshmen and sophomore English. She made all her classes interesting and informative, and gave each strength with her wonderful ideals. She wasai ways very active in school activities, and was game for almost anything. lim? 2 Q 3140 mswsmfe-1 Faculty 39 MUSIC DEPARTMENT Cindy Tutch Private organ, piano lessons Mrs. Tutch taught organ and piano lessons to Academy students on a part-time basis this year. She met with the students one period a week for a lesson, with the student practicing one period a day :Cor the rest of the week. Hfer lessons were enjoyed by the students. David Grams Concert Band, Chamber Band, Business Math Mr. Grams' spiritual emphasis and leadership in the area of music was very much appreciated by his students. He had a busy schedule, directing the Concent and Chamber bands and teaching busi- ness math here at the Academy, plus teaching music at the elementary school. John Boyd Chorale, Laurel Singers, piano lessons, Music Theory Mr. Boyd carried a heavy load this year, 'with not only the direction of two choirs, but also fifteen voice lessons, teaching music theory, and numerous piano lessons. Mr. Boyd was Well thought of by all students, teaching music with the dedication he is known for. ,Elway W o GJ Mol lf +3 ,swf PVNSW fl 40 Faculty Ray Vipond Greenhouse Science, Agriculture. Mr. Vipond taught Greenhouse Science and Agri- culture both here and at Hillsboro High School, having to commute between the two schools every day. He was required to do this by the state in order to obtain a State Certification as a teacher. In teaching his classes, he showed the relationship between Cod and nature, making his classes relaxing and enjoyable to both students and teacher. Lowell Jordan Farm Manager, Welding, Head Deacon Mr. jordan, manager of the farm, also taught weld- ing, and was head Deacon of the academy church. He was a big help to students in many ways. 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L Q 'E MM, M wma Mm iw Q L 44 Outlook OUTLOOK STAFF EDITS WEEKLY PAPER Written, edited, typed, and printed by students, the Outlook again recorded student life at Laurelwood. Bon Woodard, Editor, was assisted by the Assistant Editor, Dave Rappei. The Editorial Techniques class cont1'i- buted to the paper by Writing articles. The paper, instead of coming out as a magazine as last year, is now published as a one sheet Weekly newspaper. The Laurelleaf Editor, Rhonda Hobson, along with the help of ,Susie Vipond, Assistant Editor, and Sponsor, Mr. Ingram, published a new look in the Laurelleaf. The advertisements, instead of being put in the Laurel, were put in the Laurelleaf, thus giving the advertiser a complete year -of advertising. They also succeeded in putting the Laurelleaf out sooner than in years before. Laureieaf 45 46 LAS S STRI E FOR CRDER LAS First Semester. Cstanding, left to rightj Linda Leaton, Secretary, Candy Clark, Choristerg Carl Dettwiler, Organistg Norman Henry, Legislative Vice-President, Betty Hale, Relig- ious Vice-Presiclent. fseated, left to rightl Debbie Brown, Ser- g'G2'lI'lt-Zlt-2l1'lTlSg Cheri Harris, Social Vice-Presidentg Nid Sart- nurak, Treasurer, Linda Watts, Pianist, Janet Amundsen, Cul- tural Vice-Presidentg Bill Marshall, Parliamentariang Mike Edge, President. LAS 47 LAS Second Semester: Ctop to bottomj Doug Frost, President, Jim Warner, Parliamentariang Ron Woodard, Choristerg Debra Barnard, Social Vice President- Cheryl Updegrave, Organist cine Johnson, Pianist, Beth dlsen, Cultural Vice-Presiden Cole, Secretary, Jeff Taylor, Sergeant-at-arms. Cnot picturedj Debra Brown, Legislative Vice-President, Audrey Newcomb, Treasurer, Carl Dettwiler, Religious Vice-President. Senators Cback rowh Jim WVarner, Linda Leaton, Sue Marshall, Cheri Harris, Bill Ashlock, Susie Wagner, Gary Parmenter, Shar- on DeGal1o, Julie Sample, David Khams. Qfront rowl Bill Mar- shall, Parliamentariang Derrick Teal, Senator, Norman Henry, President, Steve Taylor, Senator. Knot picturedj Norman Byers, Pat Huggard, Frank Russell, Roger Steppe. 48 Boys Club Boys, Club, First Semester. Ron Cate VICE Presldent Marshall Parliamentarian man Henry, Treasurer, Stev Chaplain, Mr. Fermantez, Sp Wendell Dennison, Secreta to rightl Larre Kostenko, P1 Q S - e TY Cleft to mghtb Don Ogl6V16, C laing Gary Spainhower, geant-at-armsg John McN1e1 retaryg Mr. Fermantez, Spon Bill Ashlock, Presidentg L Douglas, Vice-President: N Henry, Parliamentariang De Boys' Club, Second Scemei S . , E s 4 1 Holmes, Sergeant-at-arms. 1 1 Girls Club 49 Girls' Club First Semester Of- ficers .... fStanding, left to rightj Sue Marshall, Atheletic Commis- sionerg Mrs. Dieter, Sponsor, Carolyn Miller, Secretary, Nancy Larson, Pianist, Susie Wagner, Chorister, Nancy Huggard, .Sergeant-at-arms, CSitting, left to rightl Audrey Newcomb, Religious Vice-Pres- ident, Renee' Thomps.on, Treasurer, Janell Christensen, President, Becky Walker, Vice- President, Miss. Hultz, Sponsor Girls' Club Second Semester: QLeft to Rightj Debbie Jans- sen, Religious Vice-President, Rocelia Beddoe, Treasurer, Miss Hultz, Sponsor, Becky Douglas, Public Relations Sec- retary, Janet Amundson, Presi- dent, jill Bozing, Secretary, Linda Watts, Pianist, Marleen Berg, Athletic Commissioner, Valerie Scott, Chorister. 50 Temperance Temperance Club Officers Cleft to rightj Jim Warner, Rick Warren, Carl Dettwiler, Smoking Sue, Linda Fullerton. MV Officers Cback rowj Mr. Hall- sted, Larre Kostenko, Mr. Grams, Debbie Jensen, Sharon DeGallo, Brenda Christopher. Cfront rowl Doug Sharp, Miss Beck, Mrs. Tutsch. Ally, . gg gf 1- if if 35+ 35 4..-awww Wwwmwf wmwmaawmwmf is Q L . Qfffsfi -1 ' 5 .af kizfig gfr - 11 , .a r :::: L I , ga, 1 25? .. . ,aw Theology 51 RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS 1 www-are sf s gn - - - af - W Y .-,..,... N.-no-m. W.. . , . a .s4:.,, 1.5.x--.:.1..4 - savers .EFI L: N ,..... 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Diane Adams Martin Almandinger Shirley Ames Dianne Anderson Kevin Arthur 3 Tom Baay Tony Bachman Jane Barclay Robert Becker Rocelia Beddoe Junior Class Officers: lstanding, left to rightj f Greg Bloom Randy Cardwell Teresa JQ Case Randy Bloom Robert Carter Dan Cary Deborah Brown Debra Brown Kathy Calkins Julie Cole, Secretaryg Mr. Hallsted, Sponsorg Mr. Watson, Sponsorg Merlin Stepper, Sargent-ab Arms: Valerie Scott, Choirsterg Betty Saunders, Chaplaing Tim Thomas, Pianistg Qsitting, left to right! Sharyl Comstock, Treasurerg Brenda Christopher, Vice- President: Cameron Koronko, President. Dan Casteel Julie C019 Brenda Christopher Beverly Convex- 1 K., J un1ors 65 5 : 5' 'WNY 'se '5:15.i r2,:.-?:E'as:1?:fi f'E:JQ:'4 7 - T 5 'iff ' -'S 'f,.i55r:R,-3515.-QE 'ifihi 'Q . A M2 we f L, -J A :wills 91,201-'S-gfsbglgkyf -1 5,2 fs'-:fi 3 zk-. 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L ,fits ,iiw f g M, - in H ey Kent Fullmer Mike Halstead Julie Hoffman B111 Hunter Vance Kitchel Diane Gladden Anna Harkins Dennis Holmes C0I'W1n Hunter Beverly Klatt k Tom Gladden Steve Heinrich Lucy Huber Jerry Jackson Cameron Koron 0 Gordon Glenn Don Henry Nancy Huggard Randy Kerr Beckl La Fave Marsha Gurney Ed Hills Alvin Hunt Debra Killen Dale Lang Nancy Larson Dawn LaRue Lenny Leen Sharon Letcher Jay Luepton John McNeil Derwin Manley Sue Marshall Richard Martin Maxine Meador s gf Brian 31 if S E s 1 M'11 . ggi? 3201-gngr Beth Olson Boruue Payne Micki Newland Gary Parmenter Charmaine Pflugrad J eff Norton Don Ogelvie Juniors 67 68 Juniors i we r Donna Porter Steve Rea Mike Reese Donnna Rexin Joy Rosevear K Valeta Rowe Judy Russell Betty Saunders Danette Schneider Mike Seaton .. . V. f1-,gf-fgggs-yy-..p,iefeieggsw .. f qi fiff .ff 16,3 . . ' AW? ,ii it f S1 :55iff V 1 -X395 ' T' A . V T warm! I . I TEL ,,,1i,,.,,i,,A.,Qs f ,. , ifi-WEiX',2f1A-M 9? - ' ' EP' R 1 Melvin Schultz Valerie Sott Pat Smart Gary Spainhower Les Stambaugh tb Dwight Steffenson Derrick Teal U Roger Steppe Don Teal Merlin Stepper Ed Teehee Rachel Swain Tim Thomas Jeff Taylor Leslie Thompson Juniors 69 Jim VanTasse1 Vickie Weijohn Sue Vipond Tom Wheeler Del Wallace Allen White Sharon Warnick Mike Winter Eric Warren Gary Young ff ,5 ' .xfifafvq-S 2Z7J-glvk Q-44769 4? 5' 5,05p.3ff 'fiwd 55 ,J E9 Hs, is 554405 QLk39'fq J .-j'VJ.'C0 .22 'fy Sa JXJ. A-'Zig-Q .S 359 '55 .D 'Ci'v V A 4 X , f 2. ., i J ' . - W, A V. , . lr .E,,4.,,., J Q K A iii? S k 5zi: 11QqlZ1'., AQ: ff A Sig fgi .',,, ggrsy. Qfiie' r 1 'W ,127 Wfmq 1 3 QE h ffE1f?iQ 4 ff-Q fggxgg ,M wp' x 2 - ,, warzlig . - 52111 f' ' f' gigfigmis, 'Wila lfmb ,ram :mf 14. xr 1-fi 'mf qw, ?aw.1vMgzg1:f,ff pw,LQ',f:g'-4545452 II'-fgifg Q 'ffefe1 g111 er 531f2i 1m2fsfgfi l-4.1244 1 3 'X R , -ffwW':fN:1zm : ' .4 ' ' X y5iif,,,,w,-9,-Vg www -I . : fi ,X gy, . w Q :QN' M sw f f- if-Bai: We + , f- ,. - 3 K 2 . ,,Qx5.,,mz ., ,X , '91 , M x,'gVfJ,L,5, '-12, ' iw VW- Nf ffi Q A 1 4' Wffii- fuf,l42w.QV' H TL f1 f'PE-fgfi I. 1 Recreation 71 THE PIGS KIN REVIEW The intramural football season this year at Lau- relwood proved profitable for most everyone involved. Amid early sunsets, disagreements on calls, and as- sorted complications, the team executed a real good season. As in previous years, the guys interested in play- ing were divided into an A and B league. Divided by ability and interest, teams were made up with a new purpose in mind. just having fun, instead of winning all of the time, became the new feeling. The contests came down to the last game. A game featuring the two only undefeated teams of the season. Squads of J. Moreno vs. W. Dennison met to decide the champion. Both with records of 4 and 0, the face-off revealed Moreno the victor. sf A LEA GUE Team W L Moreno 5 0 Dennison 4 1 Koronko 3 2 Benway 2 3 Henry l 4 Edge 0 5 B LEA GUE Team W L Lambert 4 1 Epping 3 2 Dond ino 3 2 Eslinger 2 3 Reese 2 3 Steppe 1 4 74 Volleyball A CTIVE VOLLEYBALL SEASON Girls Volleyball-It's a good way to let your frustrations out-really sock that ball good! Girl's Volleyball intramurals got under Way at the beginning of the year, but after some time they were discontinued. However, unofficial games were played throughout the year. Volleyball 75 91 K Jxx s -.. '4s 'f7 i1 ' .j ,-,.-1.-Liu, This year's intramural volleyball season was one of the best ever. There were six teams in both A and B league and each team played each other twice thus mak- ing a total of ten games. The games were played in rounds. Both A and B leagues finished the first round of games but only the A league finished the second round. The A league was a very tight race which went down to the last game before the champion was decided. Going into the last game both Spainhower and Luepton had identical 7-2 records. Spainhower won that game which gave his team the champion- ship. 76 Basketball FARM SYSTEM DEVELOPED New programs were stalted in our in- tramural basketball program this year. There were still six teams in A and B leagues but there were only six captains for both leagues. This instigated the new farm system where each captain had both an A and B league team. This made it possible for those who were excelling in B league to go up and play on the A league tea.m. Another new program was the exhibi- tion games. These games told the teams which teams were strong and how to play against them. The six captains of the A and B leagues are Cam Koronko, John Moreno, Frank Russell, Doug Sharp, Pat Smart, and Derrick Teal. Basketball 77 78 All Stars FERMANTEZ COACHES TO VICTORY Some of the finest basketball players compose the All-Start team this year. The team got together after a regular tryout in October. Then after the try- outs the coach, Mr. Fermantez, selected ten players. After a few practices and games several new players were placed on the team to fill in the gap of those who left. Two of the most recent ad- ditions are sophomores who were added and will help the team next year to have more experience. The All Stars have played five games so far this year and have a 4-1 record with the only loss going to a Portland city league team. The wins have been over three alumni teams and the factory team. The fol- lowing people have been members -of the team this year: Wendell Dennison, Bob Hardy, jack Iensen, Cam Korcmko, Kevin Koronko, Greg Lang, john Mo- reno, Ron Pifer, Melvin Schultz, Mike Seaton, Doug Sharp, Pat Smart, Gary Spainhower, Tim Thomas, and Ron Woodard. if , ,A,, 5' 512253733 ,.-X .rcs , ., ,,A. . . . K. ,. ,,.x .X ZKQK wx JB'-rf 'I . . .1 my K' fs? . . sir, Q-sf H sam sat WNW t www ,iv swab, Wm s sa M- fe -5 ss M 2 Si fgifffiw Awaits ft bs hrs of ax 'Hr' -A Q is wa as Ea g ms' in i 5' ' 'f ffl' X- f we - ' ' E 'sir 'Q mi Wgl ggsa W as it ii X sax 9 E, lm I 5 4 f E .Q r 'M 3 5 ka K lb E Eggs. ,-s -ex + is t f X if .... 9 1. 2am ss S' ff X' S f NN zxnwz KJ x Free Throw MORE TAKE DO BLE CROW This year a new program was started that preceded our intramural basketball. This new program was the free-throw contest which involved some forty bas- ketball players. The way the free-throw contest was held was each player was matched with another player and they met and shot three roundsg and the one who made the most free-throws won the match and goes to meet the winner of another contest. The loser is eliminated. The round is considered over when a player misses a shot. Our win- ncr this year was Iohn Moreno. He not only took each match he played but he also made the most consecutive baskets with 17. Each contestant enjoyed this match and it is hoped that this program will continue next year. 80 Tennis 1 l l 1 Ping Pong, Tennis, Cycling, Running Besides the organized sports on cam- pus there Were the leisure sports such i as ping pong and cycling. Many stu- dent's scheduling did not permit them to be involved in group sports so they became involved in sports of smaller numbers. Jogging 81 82 Climbing K UP HILL The Summit Stompers this year were very active. They went on climbing trips i to Smith Rocks and Mount Hood. The club consisted of everything from begin- ner to technical climbers. W g f'1ff 'ilf Q c yy! WMM DOWN HILL With gloves, hats, and scarfs the ski club this year, under the leadership of Iohn Moreno, Went to several locations to do their skiing. Timberline and Mount Hood Meadows proved to be their favorite spots. 0-so Q2 4 .3 A . 3 43 5 'H E J , N af . Y, w Underclassmen 85 ff .Jiifi 5. iw. , 1,.mfg.:f,. .LL.w .W .1 . ,, 6252 Aa:fL..xtwst1m-l X f.f:w,,qi11:Lz . A, - 5' M. ...1 .mm WP, ., .1 .Mfg L., K . ,. , A .Q L,-w ,m,.,z-ff. :M-,,f .gg,s,m,w.'w , - Q. E 3Jif':3, ' . I fiizfijiiW:-5L'2:QiLlH'7' ,s 'f W 5' ' ,QM .sais ,ziggy .Q S.. ,,, , ,, --,i.1fg-116wfwlgvgs.. ,, up MK-'.sg.'f 'ffwlwf , Q. 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Adrian Brown Doug Brown Patsy Brown Carla Carr se x .rw , .,,,,E., ,ia 32 ,V , vkgnl, 5 N w Ls 4 1 f L V H n r n w, l A - X ml 'K X a G .. nw ., w:-fag.-5Es:::...2,.x ' -. . .., 5 4- we 322 55 Rf airs W 1 v x v. sg, , - - 2 . be x . .nl I 3 -I .i - , . 5f,.,.:,-,:, I ff-1 . fini 5 'F 5 Y eillifllrsiizlifii, .C Q ' Nw-1 us' .1-'M ' .C , Sri?-i'ii'zs.as ' YI,-iH!?1, xi:i ' new , E,QffQ.i.., ,,.. ?f?5f,4,sQ,f'lfzQlf1gg Ni :f452eSfV yr-.1-,ali-25 ms sf, nm X- : lf 1 was ,, 5 - i k .R ,E ge lf SH. is ' C1 Charles Carpenter Robert Cathcart Cindy Claridge Wesley Clark Kathy Cook Stephen Cook Renee' Dasher Carl Dick Rus Dondino Jodi Douglas 4 C51 Sophomores , , We iii , A A ilzgiflil 1313 5 Tlzwsvi W N gl .Vg sf. sa f W, Qi 0213253325 ?iiil!5f?'HH1 ,, v we -1 as 15721 fx .5 . ,,. -Lisviws ff .. no 88 Sophomores Kevin Engelhart Mark Engelhart Jeff Epping Duane Eslinger Sharon Fischer Deborah Fitchen Sheryl Geier Shirley Gilbertson Denise Glenn Melanie Graham Ruth Guth Steve Harding Loretta Harrison Marie Harrison Sandy Hart LM? ,Own J26Z142af!2Zef9fr L1 M ffmfnnbffngfa Qkjffggmf fjfqf JQaLLf'2f7f2!7Z6f'o QVVLQL ULDVM giffffgfa 50' Ofmqwadff Igllfgaogic-i't,2ZLf7,0'LLf fm? af MMM 1:?2Qg.o,fifM ' -Psffffgyfw ,Cf Kayne 2 Hffgfffbb wfwfwwhf Wfiaf 'M A JF M Q 5?LQiff6'P!7w swam 0' Q' W ' S3,ttJZh1im J MFZMMQQ ,?i K v 5 Norman Johnson Virginia Johnson Ken Johnstone S K! 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'ig W . :Nx f 94 Freshmen FRESHME SMALLEST CLASS Terry Bair Cindy Beaulieu Bob Brown Jerry Brown Kathy Brown Nicky Brown Dave Casteel Gerald Clark I Don Cox Robert Danielson A Ronald Danielson Shannon Davidson Daniel Enslow Doran Eslinger Lawanda Fitzgerald Daniel Gladden . ff:5:p-5:33 , Vs ' i 'jim l i 'Q g k ' s 1- V1 1, vw---: X E W ., . . if Wil lis, wif--' Li .Wim . V ffl ggi 5Ei:iSsfmg22iif5 'z.'j,f1U r'Q' qv V55 Lfsaiggmgwffxigiii - -.1 I g42S5'5f1'i vi A iiilfiivil, 1 ' Wiiilfaiiiggf ,, n I L Gail Guth Colleen Hack Elizabeth Harding Rick Harding Bruce Harvey Darrel Hoen Pat Huggard Don I-Iutson Freshmen 95 96 Freshmen X : S a Kim Jenkins . Franci Johnson , 3 Y I :KI ' 1 . 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Summer vacation is over, school is beginning. At the annual handshake we renew friendships with people who we haven't seen all summerg and acquaint ourselves with new names, new faces on campus, both students and staff. Then, we scamper to tables laden with ripe red watermelons, which we eat while visiting with new acquainten- ces. M it mm Rgtto 101 GV E9 V jg AQEJJ b I 9 A 5 Q'WMQw4EyfMQ I 6.Q.Xv .lhhk KN-40 ,wg nj XJQ31 N P fgywbgrf Rb 255 NG? QQQQQ , O ?jXsQbDQf' K? L 'Aff X J fy K9 fv N Af 'Q rj J X J L ' T: W X 1 5 ' F K xwgafwygmx Nb QR' 5 QT' - f N X Y we W aw W w Ny by 9 11 lx ,NJ O9 f x XX J x 4 ALUMNI WIN 39-19 Fall Campus Day, held on Labor Day, began with a ranch style Breakfast, fol- lowed by a worship given by Pastor Adkison. The action then switched to the football field for most of the rest of the day. Football games between the Seniors and Juniors, and between the Sophomores and Freshmen were played. Lunch was served on the lawn, after which the Alumni-Allstar football game began. The Alumni Won 39-19. Campus day was ended with the annual corn roast for supper. I I lt va Q qv gay ' QX SEEN Siam? 104 Faculty Talent FACULTY DISPLAY TALENTS Our illustrious faculty displayed their talent for the students at the yearly Faculty Talent Program. The program consisted Of everything from Bill Grog- ens Goatf' sung to us by four of our male faculty members, to a unicycle ride around the gym by Mr. Adolph. Fall Fetstival 105 STUDENTS HELP LAS The LAS sponsored Fall Festival was held in the gymnasium. The floor was covered with sawdust, giving the activ- ity a nickname of the Dust Bowl? The gymnasium was divided into sec- tions With different organizations of Laurelwood taking charge of the booths. Supper was served by P.D. The dif- ferent booths having baked goods, root beer floats, carmeled apples, and other goodies were used to raise money for LAS. 7 .f 'M ImEx.t?z5l546siiQf'ts?lsE3ii5fW,ff'5, fn ...D W,j'n 'n 106 Autumn Enchantment AUTUMN ENCHANTM ENT BEST EVER Each fall the Boy's Club sponsors the Autumn Enchantment program. The talent performed this year was a good representation of Laurelwood. The Master of Ceremonies was Elder Dan Matthews, who enlightened us with unbelievable statistics. A brass quartet from Portland State Univer- sity were the honored guests. FRIENDELITY HOSTS MOTHER GOOSE Mother Gooseis Fantasy Land came to life at the Girls Club Open House. The Offi- cers, their dates, and the deans all doubled as their favorite story book character. The evening began with a grand tour of the dormitory where, while touring one would bump into Cinderella on her Way to the grand ball or Little Red Riding Hood on her way to grandmothers house. The cafe- teria put on a buffet dinner, that was enjoyed before everyone went to the chapel for a short program that was highlighted by a very wobbly Old Mother Hubbard. Sago, 'Xi' DJJ J v XX s X 1 108 Sacred Music SACRED CHRISTMA S PROGRAM The Friday night Vesper service Was opened with the Concert Band. The program was on the sacred birth and early life of Christ. Carols, done by different groups, reminded everyone listening of the meaning and glory of Christ's birth. The feature of the pro- gram was Elder Santee singing with the Chamber Band. Week of Prayer 109 FACULTY SPEAK FOR PRAYER WEEK The faculty presented a very beneficial week of prayer, based on the everyday needs of the soul. There were two meet- ings each day. One at noon and one in the evening. The week brought about a closer relationship between the faculty and students. Many students realized that the faculty were working for the good of the whole school. 110 Christmas Banquet CHRISTMA S WITH A LLENS The L.A.S. Banquet really put everyone at home. There were rooms set up that reminded most stu- dents of some of their great past Christmases. Ver- sitron Food Service provided a real home-style Christmas dinner and a large star ice-carving. The program consisted of reminiscing by the Allen family and their friends. Portland Union Academy put on the musical part of the program. SENIGRS PRE E TED The recognition of the Senior class was a course of events that began with Sabbath School and ended in an evening program that night. Elder Lewis from Walla Walla College spoke for the church service. The program in the evening started with Mr. York pre- senting the class which was accepted by Elder Meske. The officers then gave speeches on class colors, the symbol, aim, and motto. Following the speeches, the musical and humorist people of the class entertained their guests. To conclude the evening the junior class put on a reception for the Seniors and their parents. of 54 112 fefygmling 9? dv QDOX Qggfgzff rv X ANU. 92 ff MXSQZQQ V gjffffs 4509! V' x wif M0 9 STUDENTS INGA THER LYCEUM S EDU CA TION AL The lyceum series contain many good programs, particularly noteworthy were the Portland junior Sympothy and the Voyage of the Ra I dz II. Lyceums 113 'S s Y I X5 Ni lr 'sistwa Q r3'Q WN f 3 3, ra M Q se 49- 5 x fl N ,EN 191 is of ' 4 . -,QL Y Qxhx xi ,Q Q KE X las 4 of QS . X 3 KX Qn n eerie-it N- f, FJ-W5 E Q Y WE the Q as fs W ,g X Z ff rL jfgefff ,ff 2,41 ff-4 cf- gi! Zcf5f'z5i-JZ! ,fs 4 ,ff Aff 1424 dffyffi XA! 1 , 'E 7 ,, 62.9511 4 f 3'?ff'gi, we-f ff.:..af.f ,Qi ff l fl ,4,5x4ff 555 fl A939265 Vx? ff' ff fl' 'ff MJ jfei? I nfff Z lj!! .-ZW!! jf ,f Wfjlv fi ,f j ,435 l-JJ -4 4 fax 5443! K Q af. aiu ,ffgfc ,ff ffffigfzigfdqeflfiifi fly! f f f,4eff4',fA?f4eQ1zigfL A4 4. K f gsinffic.. X 4 4, Ag!!! f 4154 4,312 ff 44'-ff ififggjgg, ' 1411 'ff '15, 'i I Y! Q Q .gf ' .9219 1 'J fc. -I 'K 6 .2 if I 55757 ffflfm Z AL The Reach Out for Life evangelistic meet- ' ' R ings for the Gaston and Laurelwood area were held in the school chapel with Elder Brown speaking. He spoke on topics that an- swered puzzling questions. Each night the meetings started with a film. The main feature being on the life of Christ. The child- ren were not left out. Each night Mrs. Allen organized a special story hour for them. xx i, F A Evangelistic ns if ' L 2 ,W - J Laggvgw X -,Q x,3,X.JZlLO J5QJU?'X dgfifbfm f:Q'QJ',lbQyf'rfLpQy,fx5 yi:l,Q,-L I4 7 f LJ IH- 44 VL. f YL6L,i-,f1 A J ' K 3 ' I if 9 'fLziQf, f JSA UQMQYUX x, A 'Ny wg I Qcflhlfi 4 .gg X Q! .-' ' 7? ifffilicxy ,I X fgjf Af- ff www, X J Q 116 Tours A I ' ' , , , V, fr, 3, f ft ff .f :' 7 I npr ,nf I, 1 lg, ua, N., vi 5 . I L, L cw ij 7 I p '75 ,Wyc'44'wg'f3 ,Tiff , ,J ,H ,Hy 0 W ,.-hy jg? 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Q fl' I' I fy ffl' AA,2ffrwwrw E Af fx' .TA I X 1' 73 J' ft sf L, L-for -fwpf qw ff ,uf 5, L' 55' lf, f' j '-XMM' A, ,F , ff , W , ' ' ,f fkelf' ,- X i 5 'fi ,.fz,. nf ' Lf, f, W, if Q w QQ'- 4,5 , WMM 10. 4. icky 5? W of 3 ,W , V53 at Q VN who ei Q 352525 5 it QV . 3-9 1 Sr- JDJ rrp: xii A ri Q 'S ci- a 1 , K, 5- six t Q 3 ' 5 QTY :Ni 'K71.: 'x as P la 5 e li .13 :st-le I xx. USIC GROUP TOUR The band and choir Went on tours, during the school year, representing Laurelwood to different churches. The tours included both sacred and secular programs. Together with the band on many of the secular concerts was the tumbling team. QW M Tip! 5 bioowjjgvp 'Lf if Wig' Liffiagf ffwfifff WIN TER SEASCN CELEBRATED School was canceled for the day on December 6 and everyone went outside to enjoy the snow While it lasted. Though some returned inside quickly be- cause of cold, most people seemed to enjoy them- selves thoroughly. The central place to have fun seemed to be on the hill in front of the girls dormi- toryg sliding dovvn on cafeteria tray, plywood, and even a few sleds. Christmas Program 119 With a backdrop of lacy snowflakes, both choirs, the Laurel Singers and Choral, along with both bands, per- formed for the Secular Christmas Program. Not all of the program, however, consisted of Christmas songs. The opening selections were more contemporary, leading into a Christmas spirit with the rest of the performances. Alden, Tim 4806 NN HAH Ave. Pendleton, OR 97801 3 years Amundson, Janet 3917 SN Camby St. Portland, OR 97219 3 years Ashlock, Bill 960 Hobart, 64 Corvallis, OR 97330 1 year Barnard, Debra 1013 Icel Court NE Salem, OR 97301 2 years Benway, Ellen Rt. 2, Box 118 Gaston, OR 97119 3 years Berg, Marleen Rt. 1, Box 163 Hillsboro, OR 97123 1 year Bluhm, Gary Rt. 2, Box 90 Gaston, OR 97119 4 years Bolton, Pam 2812 B Street Forest Grove, OR 97116 3 years Boring, Jill 60 T Street Springfield, OR 97477 2 years Buchanan, Carl Rt. 2, Box 183 Gaston, OR 97119 4 years Byers, Norman 721 Elm St: Goldendale, WA 98620 4 years Case, Teresa Ann 1108 Monroe Eugene, OR 97402 2 years Carmen, Donelda Rt. 1, Box 616 Boring, OR 97009 2 years Cathcart, James 818 SE 32nd Ave SENIOR ROSTER Christensen, Janell Rt. 2, Box 189 A Cornelius, OR 97113 4 years Clark, Candy Rt. 1, Box 60 AB Hillsboro, OR 97123 3 years Clayton, Cathi Rt. 1, Box 42 B Yakima, WA 98902 2 years Clendenon, Marlee 17400 Sw Florence Aloha, OR 97005 3 years Dennison, Wendell 1245 Golden Ave. Eugene, OR 97402 2 years Dettwiler, Carl Rt. 3, Box 444 A Hillsboro, OR 97123 4 years Dondino, Cheryl 20550 Sw Johnson Beaverton, OR 97005 3 years Douglas, Jeff Rt. l, Box 103 Portland, OR 97231 4 years DuGallo, Sharon 165 44th Ave. SE Salem, OR 97301 2 years Edge, Mike Rt. 3, Box 1001 :,7,,Q'f 'Q Borin OR 97009 9, f 4 years -js' 5- Q' linger ebbie 2 Box 4 years In llxc, 43567 Farr, Steve 1680 SE 9th Rt. ,' 199 Gaston, OR 97119 . tx x , 1 year x Fin , Debbie 12008 NE 68th Place Kirkland, NA 98033j' ye rs - ,,,.,N-,AfM,, Fischer, Cheryl 315 Fairview Gresham, OR 97030 - 1416 As . ' QQ, , Hillsboro, OR 97123-N521 Falls City, OR 97344 N3 years . ' 'N 2 ears are-fKf'xuelJ7 . y Cate, Ron 'Cx Fried, Karen 4450 Bailey Hill Rd. A 'Q Eugene, OR 974059 1,2 years ' l. v-XIX, f-.M X Rt. 1, Box 68 A Hillsboro, OR 97123 3 years Gladden, A1 P0 Box 265 McMinnville, OR 97128 4 years Glenn, Jo Lynn 41 Riviera Village Pasco, NA 99301 3 years Hale, Betty Ann 2175 NE Francis Ct. Gresham, OR 97030 4 years -4 s,:42L 2 1 -4g-G - Hardy, Robert 1514 NE 146th Avelmx Portland, OR 97230 3 years Harris, Cheri 1880 Beach Ave. Salem, OR 97303 2 years Henry, Norman 13855 Sw 20th Beaverton, OR 97005 3 years Hickethier, Cliff 360 SN l32nd Ave. Beaverton, OR 97005 2 years Hobson, Rhonda lll NE 116th Ave. Portland, OR 97220 4 years Howard, John 404 16th Eastside, OR 97420 4 years Janssen, Debbie 1125 SE 21st St. Auburn, WA 98002 2 years Jensen, Jack 4604 E. Long St. Sweet Home, OR 973 2 years Jones, Dorothy 2200 N. 7th Eugene, OR 2 years Karkov, Becky Rt. 2, Box 160 Gaston, OR 97119 3 years Kellie, Lawrence 1555 NE 177th 54 Seattle, NA 98155 2 years 86 ,..J KK uf f , , M, L .A an .Ag ,s Kharns, Art PO Box 711 1 Yucaipa, cn 92399 H 2 years Knight, Eugene PO Box 614 Lincoln City, OR 97367 4 years 950 W. 17th Eugene, OR 97402 2 years 'LS Koron o, Kevin 'VX P0 Box 625 Pleasant Hill, OR 97 2 years xx 401 Kohn, Alice Kostenko, Larre Rt. 8, Box 436 X Pleasant Hill, OR 9 2 years Krenzler, Jeannie 605 Kovrt Drive Eugene, OR 97402 2 years Krueger, Thelia Rt. 1, Box 1086 C Wapato, WA 98951 2 years LaHey, Sheryl Rt. 2, Box 59 Gaston, OR 97119 3 years Leaton, Linda 3970 Bailey Hill Rd. Eugene, OR 97405 3 years Letcher, David Rt. 2, Box 121 Gaston, OR 97119 4 years Litvin, Cameron 24200 SW Drake Lane Beaverton, OR 97005 3 years 7401 McFarland, Paulette P0 Box 502 Sutherlin, OR 97479 1 year Maas, Colleen Rt. 8, Box 432 Pleasant Hill, OR 97401 2 years Marshall, Bill 3575 Dunlap Ave. Albany. OR 97321 4 years Michel, Steve 27751 SE Carl Gresham, OR 97030 3 years Miller, Carolyn PO Box 611 Pleasant Hill, OR 97401 2 years Am, Newcomb, Audrey 19717 NE Multhomah years X Portland, OR 97217 Lf.1-EiDb- Parmenter, Debbie Rt. 1, Box 388 Forest Grove, OR 97116 L-59k Parmenter, Nancy 9119 Stonehenge Eugene, OR 97402 2 years Pflugrad, Dav d 21 Slater Drive Fairbanks, AL 99701 4 years Pierce, Randy 2530 Adams St. Eugene, OR 97405 2 years Porter, Gary 1711 SW Hailey Pendleton, OR 97801 2 years 2,24 f , t. ', s 7Sartnurak, Vichaisak 1 OMsmnmrw,Swdh 714 SE Byers Pendleton, OR 97801 3 years Rappe', David Rt. 2, Box 67 Gaston, OR 97119 4 years ,4,ee Robinson, Kevin 2780 Terry Ave. Longview, WA 98632 4 years Roth, Allen 19570 SW Kinnaman Rd. Aloha, OR 97005 3 years Russell, Frank Rt. 1, Box 451 Coos Bay, OR 97420 3 years Rustad, Ralph 5922 Angle Drive NE Salem, OR 97301 ears Sample Julie R 2 Box 1 Gaston OR 97119 ears 99 Soi Charlernporn Pardipat Rd Bangkok Thailand 2 years tf Sharp, Doug 6231 llth Place Salem, OR 97303 4 years f .,-'ff Shaul, Dale 582 Lay St. Winnemucea, Nev. 89445 Shogren, Karen R . 8, Box 382 W Pleasant Hill, OR 97401 2 years y3E I Stambaugh, Glenn Rt. 1, Box 570 Rainier, OR 97048 2 years A, 4? Stroh, Scott 4053 Lucille Ave. SE Salem, OR 97302 2 years L Stuivenga, Kathy,-xv X Rt. 1, Box 176 Sheridan, OR 97378 years Swain, Elmer 12316 Acacia 'se Milwaukie, OR 97222 Q:, 2 ears f Thomas, Jeff Rt. l, Box 138 Walla Walla, WA 2 years X Senior Index ,ff 'ax,Ng Thompson, Renee' 2 606 S. 7th,St. gp Yakima, WA 98901 2 years 4 Tinlin, Marcia XNXNN 4907 Lower Ahtanum Yakima, WA 98903 2 years Tompkins, Dave 4562 Tompkins Lane SE Salem, OR 97301 2 years Tucker, Judy Rt. 2, Box 148 Gaston, OR 97119 3 years Vela, Sam 1732 NE 45th Salem. OR 97303 2 years Vliet, Darrell Rt. 1, Box 175 Powell Butte, OR 97753 3 Walker, Becky Rt. 2, Box 643 B Coos Bay, OR 97420 3 years Wa 1, Gary 7085 Battle Cr. Rd. Salem, OR 97302 2 years SfYffX s...--X Warner, Jim 1394 Marigold St. NE Salem, OR 97303 4 years White, Bobbie 33535 SH TV Hwy Hillsboro. OR 97123 2 years White, Rick PO Box 279 Woodland, WA 98674 3 years Whitehouse, Julie 23040 SW Francis Beaverton, OR 97005 RRR 3 yea A Wood, Roger 404 Hicks Rd.L,-T Castle Rock, WA 98611 2 years . ,f-'QQ ' Woodard, Ron MX-TN T 6168 Stonehill Ave. S. Salem, OR 97302 2 years Woodruff, Sherry Rt. 2, Box lOl The Dalles, OR 97338 2 years GENERAL RCSTER Adams, Diane 520 SN 20th St. Pendleton, OR 97801 Alden, Carolyn 4806 NW HAH Ave. Pendleton, OR 97801 Allison, Mary ' Rt. 2, Box 372 U9 Battle Ground, NA 98604 Almandinger, Martin 590 Sw 231st Ave. Hillsboro, OR 97123 Ames, Shirley 1717 Jasmine Ave. Medford, OR 97501 Anderson, Dianne Rt. 1, Box 62 B Gaston, OR 97119 Arthur, Kevin 751 Upton Drive Barstow, CA 92311 Baay, Thomas 2100 Connie Drive Oklahoma City, OK 73115 Bachman, Tony Rt. 2, Box 71 L Pendleton, OR 97801 Bailey, Pam Rt. 1, Box 175 B Malallo, OR 97038 Bair, Terry 8242 NE Eugene St. Portland, OR 97220 Barclay, Jane 7515 N. Fessender St. Portland, OR 97203 Bassett, Charles Rt. 1, Box 130 C Junction City, OR 97448 Beaulieu, Cindy 2624 NE 43rd Portland, OR 97213 Becker, Robert 4838 Chinook Court Salem, OR 97301 Beddoe, Rocelia Rt. 4, Box 4282 Napato, NA 98951 Benway, Bruce Rt. 2, Box 118 Gaston, OR 97119 Bilderback, Michelle 14250 Sw Farmington Beaverton, OR 97005 Blogm, 5103299 P BOX Ketchikan. AL 99901 ,Y Bloom, Randy P0 Box 1699 Ketchikan, AL 99901 Bozeman, Gary Rt. 2, Box 329, Lot 34 7 Cornelius, OR 97113 Lf Brown, Adrian Rt. 2, Box 116 Gaston, OR 97119 Brown, Bob 5901 SE Belmont Portland, OR 97215 Brown, Debbie Rt. 2, Box lll Gaston, OR 97119 Brown, Debra General Delivery Carson, NA 98610 Brown, Doug General Delivery Carson, HA 98610 Brown, Jerry Rt. 2, Box lll Gaston, OR 97119 Brown, Kathy Rt. 2, Box 111 Gaston, OR 97119 Brown, Nicky P0 Box 2341 Lincoln City, OR 97367 Brown, Patsy 5901 SE Belmont Portland, OR 97215 Bond, Joe PO Box 383 Gresham, OR 97030 Calkins, Kathy Rt. 2, Box 88 Gaston, OR 97119 Cardwell, Randy Rt. 2, Box 92 Gaston. OR 97119 Carpenter, Charles P0 Box 13 Fmincoln City, OR 973234 H P- Carr, Carla Off' Rr. 2, sox we 1 if Xfgsifn, on 97 ' 2 - Carter. Robert Rt. 8, Box 411 Pleasant Hill, OR 97401 Cary, Dan Rt. 2, Box 112 Gaston, OR 97119 Case, Teresa Jo 4845 SN Normandy Place Beaverton, OR 97005 Casteel, Daniel Rt. 2, Box 228 Gaston, OR 97119 Casteel, Dave Rt. 2, Box 228 Gaston, OR 97119 Cathcart, Robert 818 Sw 32nd Ave. Hillsboro, OR 97123 Christopher, Brenda 1007 Pine St. Hood River, OR 97031 ridge, Cindy Cook, Stephen 2555 SN 204th Aloha. OR 97005 Cordis, Marleena 415 Bay St. Angwin, CA 94506 Cox, Dan Rt. 2, Box 89 Gaston, OR 97119 Cox, Francine Rt. 2, Box 89 Gaston, OR 97119 Curtis, Susanne Rt- 2, BOX 123 2701 Claremont Blvd. Gaston, OR 9711 Berkeley, CA 94705 ..f -f Clark. Gerald Dale, Shirley L0 Rt- 2, Box 167 Rt. 2, Box 944 43 Gaston. OR 97119 Roseburg, OR 97470 QS Clark, Wesley Danielson, Robert Rr. 2, Box 167 Rt. 2, Box 565 CN GaSt0h. OR 97119 Gaston, OR 97119 ,,, ,...f 'MN ':l A -'gd-ff 'x'-.N-1 ,ff ole. Julie 're4Oanie1son, RonaTE f 9 1948 Park Ave. NE . Rt. 2, Box 565 Salem. OR 97303 f aston, OR 97119 M :ig-3-3i.11lL11ll.Ti'-333- ' tw..---f Collver, Beverly Dasher, Renee' UD Rt. 2, Box 197 Rt. 1, Box 41 Gaston, OR 97119 McMinnville, OR 97 CNN Comstock, Darryl Davidson, Shannon 5940 Juniper St. NE .' V Salem, OR 97301 ' , P Comstock, Sharyl nnison, John 5940 Juniper St. NE Golden Ave. Salem, OR 97301 Eugene, Cook, Kathy Dick, Carl 4840 180th Ave. Aloha, OR 97005 12975 SW Lesser Rd. Portlihd, OR 97219 Dick, Jeff Rt. 1, Box 181 Hillsboro, OR 97123 Dieter, Sally 2405 Columbia Blvd. St. Helens, OR 97051 Dondino, Karen 20550 SH Johnson Beaverton, OR 97005 Dondino, Russell 20550 SN Johnson Beaverton, OR 97005 Douglas, Becky Rt. 1, Box 103 Portland, OR 97231 Douglas, Jodi Rt. 1, Box 103 Portland, OR 97231 Downs, Sharon 3586 SE Sherman Portland, OR 97214 Downs, Tom 3586 SE Sherman Portland, OR 97214 Dunks, Mike 455 Game Farm Rd. Eugene, OR 97401 Engelhart, Kevin PO Box 349 Henmiston, OR 97838 Engelhart, Mark P0 Box 349 Hermiston, OR 97838 Enslow, Dan 3200 SE 150th Ave. Portland, OR 97236 Epping, Jeff 2244 State St North Bend, ok 97459 f f vfxvfwzfkxxgf fjiflinger, Doran W 1 Rt. 2, sox 199 1 KQQXC1 2 non, on 97115949 ,W afwfvvece ZFQXTQ' i EGO? f Eslinger, Duane A U' Rt. 2, Box 199 've . C. . sum, OR Q 97.1,955LQX'C, Fischer, Sharon kk' 430 First St. Gladstone, OR 97027 Fitchen, Deborah 103 Stanley St. Amity, OR 97101 ' --f----as-.fffw . xffftfieraqdw flabiandiq F'l784 4th Place lj 'ff ,ORI 7 DEE? Fletcheir, Larry Rt. 2, Box 613 Roseburg, OR 97420 Foote, Melvin 2180 Malallo Rd. Woodburn, OR 97071 Frost, Doug Los Angeles California Fullerton, Linda 537 168th Ave. SE Portland, OR 97233 Fullmer, Kent 15656 SE Division Portland, OR 97236 Geier, Shari Rt. 1, Box 79 Carlton, OR 97111 Gilbertson, Shirley 805 Juniper Lane Prineville, OR 97754 Gladden, Daniel Rt. 2, Box 125 Gaston, OR 97119 Gladden, Diana Rt. 2, Box 125 Gaston, OR 97119 Gladden, Tom Rt. 2, Box 122 A Gaston, OR 97119 Glenn, Denise 41 Rivera Village Pasco, HA 99301 Glenn, Gordon 41 Rivera Village Pasco, NA 99301 Graham, Melanie Rt. 2, Box 38 Gaston, OR 97119 Gurney, Marsha 10470 Rest Haven Dr. SNdney, B.C. Guth, Gail 1020 Sunflower St. The Dalles, OR 97058 Guth, Ruth 1020 Sunflower St. The Dalles, OR 97058 Hack, Colleen 3002 Main St. Vancover, HA 98660 Halstead, Debbie Rt. 1, Box 150 C Gaston, OR 97119 Halstead, Mike Rt. 1, Box 150 C Gaston, OR 97119 Harding, Elizabeth Rt. 1, Box 600 St. Helens, OR 97051 Harding, Rick Rt. 1, Box 600 St. Helens, OR 97051 Harding, Steve Rt. 1, Box 600 St. Helens, OR 97051 Harkins, Anna 836 Concord Salem, OR 97301 HiY'Y'1SOTl , L0l'EttB 252 Spur 3 Studebaker Rd. Castle Rock, HA 98611 General Index 14 h ' , f arrison, Marie ' I Z Box 21 '1 Monument Va1ley,511-gh. 'mL,f'v N Harvey, Brutiiifwlf Rt. 2, Box 67 Gaston, OR 97119 Heinrich, Steve PO Box 2956 Redding, CA 96001 Henry, Don Rt. 2, Bok 129 Gaston, OR 97119 Hessong, Debbie Rt. 2, Box 382 Lebenan, OR 97355 Hills, Edwin P0 Box 126 Buxton, OR 97104 Hoen, Darrel P0 Box 294 Yachats, OR 97498 Hoffman, Julie Rt. 2, Box 100 Gaston, OR 97119 , Holmes, Dennis 2018 NE Airport Rd. Roseburg, OR 97470 Huber, Lucy Box 758 Heppner, OR 97836 Huggard, Pat' ' ' - .X P0 Box 929 XX Burns, OR 97720 , xsgg , , 1 Huggard, Nancy! P0 Box 929 sums, on 97720 Humbert, Marvin 936 N Bay Drive North Bend, OR 97457 Hunt, Alvin 1006 N Ella Sandpoint, Idaho 83864 wwwww kwmykawa Hunter, Corwin 1228 36th Albany, OR 97378 Hunter, William Rt. 1, Box 244 Sheridan, OR 97378 Hutson, Don Rt. 3, Box 2670 Hood River, OR 97031 HUtS0n, Steve Rt.l3, Box 2670 Hood River, OR 97031 Isham, Loyd 513 Cameron St Falls City, on' 97344 Jackson,-Jerry Rt. 5, Box 389 Chehalis, HA 98532 Jahn, Scott 2795 South Hwy. 97 Redmond, OR 97756 Jenkins, Kim Rt. 2, Box 338 Mapelton, OR 97453 Johnson, Franci 3005 NN Pixie Ave. Roseburg, OR 97470 Johnson, Norman Rt. 2, Box 263 Gaston, OR 97119 Johnson, Virginia 24730 SH Drake La e Beaverton, OR 97005 Johnstone, Ken Rt. 2, Box 111 Sheridan, OR 97378 Jones, Cheryl 2200 N 7th Eugene, OR Jurgensen, Dale 3412 17th Ave. Forest Grove, OR 97116 fi 123 General Index Karkov, David Rt. 2, Box 160 Gaston, OR 97119 Kerr, Randy Rt. 3, Box 306 McMinnvi11e, OR 97128 Kharns, David PO Box 711 Yucaipa, CA 92399 Ki11en, Debra Rt. 2, Box 23 Monmouth, OR 97361 Kitche1, Vance 4180 Ava1on Eugene, OR 97402 K1att, Bever1y R.R. 1 01iver, B.C. Koronko, Cameron P0 Box 625. in P1easant H111, OR 97401 L'W,1 1,f4... I . runner, sham VU 200 E1wood Cast1e Rock, NA 98611 LaFave, Becki 3705 NE 143rd Port1and, OR 97230 Lang, 0a1e Duke Road Sutherlin, OR 97479 Lang, Greg 1791 NN Lynwood Roseburg, OR 97470 Lange, Dick Rt. 2, Box 527 Boring, OR 97009 Larson, Mari1yn Rt. 3, Box 1308 D Boring, OR 97009 Larson, Nancy Rt. 3, Box 1308 0 Boring, OR 97009 LaRue, Dawn Rt. 2, Box 348 . 531 NA 9 671 1935 se Map1e H111sboro OR 97123 Wa -N K, 8 Leaming, Don Y l E St. Leen, Lenny Rt. 1, Box 231 C-1 Pend1eton, OR 97801 Lem1ey, John Rt. 2, Box 216 Gaston, OR 97119 Letcher, Sharon Rt. 2, Box 121 Gaston, OR 97119 Lindsey, Fery1 P0 Box 324 Aurora, OR 97002 Luepton, Jay 7225 Sw 34th Port1and, OR 97219 McNe11, John 19825 TV Hwy. A1oha, on 97005 MuWcu,Jmn 3520 NN Hayes Corva11is, OR 97330 Man1ey, Derwin Rt. 2, Box 193 Gaston, OR 97119 Man1ey, Geoffery Rt. 2, Box 193 Gaston, OR 97119 Man1ey, Na1ter Rt. 2, Box 193 Gaston, OR 97119 Marsha11, Sue 3575 Dun1ap Ave. A1bany, OR 97321 Martin, Richard 11725 NN Thompson Rd. Port1and, OR 97229 Meador, Maxine Rt. 1, Box 378 St. He1ens, OR 97051 Med1ock, Nina Rt. 2, Box 213 Gaston, OR 97119 Miche1, Kathy 27751 SE Car1 Gresham, OR 97030 Mi11er, Caro1 Rt. 1, Box 155 B Gaston, OR 97119 Mi11er, Cathi 1905 NE 91st Ave. Port1and, OR 97220 Box 155 B Gaston OR 97119 Monroe, Linda 7540 NN Mt. View Dr. Mi11er, Char1es Rt. 1, f1:fCoria11i OR 97330 Moreno, Dean A A Rt. 2 sax 145 CN f.. as F1,oR 971181 Moreno , Johilif-BM Gaston, OR 97119 -..!xL.,,-Jx.,.f k-e ' Morrison, Shir1ey 15859 NE Burnside Port1and, OR 97233 kurx Rt. 2, Box 145 Ne1son, Gay1e Rt. 2, Box 136 Sheridan, OR 97378 Ne1son, Jim Rt. 2, Box 238 McMinnvi11e, OR 97128 New1and, Micki 1503 N. Hayden Is. Drive PwUam,OR WN7 Norton, Jeff P0 Box 1661 Fairbanks, AL 99707 0'Danie1s, Tom 18005 NN Ava1on Dr. Port1and, OR 97229 Og1evie, Don 5292 Sunnyview Rd. NE Sa1em, OR 97303 O1son, Beth P0 Box 592 Lebonan, OR 97355 Orsborn, James 2813 Ho1mes Rd. Linco1n City, OR 97367 Parme1e, Randy 2164 NE Corne11 Hi11sboro, OR 97123 Pannenter, Gara1d Rt. 1, Box 388 Forest Grove, OR 97116 Payne, Bonnie Rt. 2, Box 168 Gaston, OR 97119 Pence, Na1ter Rt. 2. Box 106 Gaston, OR 97119 Peterson, Connie Rt. 2, Box 67 Gaston, OR 97119 Pf1ugrad, Charmaine 528 5th Ave. Fairbanks, AL 99701 Pf1ugrad, Car1a Laure1wood Academy Gaston, OR 97119 Pifer, Ron Rt. 2, Box 127 Gaston, OR 97119 Porter, Donna 1711 SN Hai1ey Pend1eton, OR 97801 Prince, Ga1on Rt. 1, Box 226 Scappose, OR 97056 Rappe', Brian Rt. 2, Box 67 Gaston, OR 97119 Rea, Steve 512 Hi11crest Co11ege P1ace, WA 99324 Reese, Mike Rt. 4, Box 1820 Boring, OR 97009 Rexin, Donna 470 Boone Rd. SE Sa1em, OR 97302 Rogo1, Vivian Rt. 2, Box 88 B Gaston, OR 97119 Rosevear, Joy Rt. 2, Box 159 Gaston, OR 97119 Rowe, Va1eta 313k Oak Street Si1verton, OR 97381 Ru1e, Bob 2475 Sherman North Bend, OR 97454 Russe11, David 1300 SE Yamhi11 Port1and, OR 97215 Russe11, Judy Rt. 1, Box 451 Coos Bay, OR 97420 Samp1e, Jack Rt. 2, Box 81 Gaston, OR 97119 Sargeant, Jeff 3020 Monte11o St. Bakersfie1d, CA 93300 Saunders, Betsy Rt. 1, Box 442 Hermiston, OR 97838 Saunders, Greg Rt. 1, Box 442 Hermiston. OR 97838 Schneider, Danette 3395 New Bay Rd. Central Po1nt, OR 97501 Schultz, Melvin SW Jay Ext. Box 13 Pendleton, OR 97801 Scott, Valerie 2940 Chester North Bend, OR 97459 Seaton, Mike Rt. 7, Box 146 T Eugene, OR 97405 Shelton, David Rt. 1, Box 53 Gaston, OR 97119 Shine Rand y Rt.,4, sox 234 A miisbom. on 97123 Sloan, Jeff 12929 SE Rusk Rd. Milwaukie, OR Smart, Pat Rt. 5, Box 1409 Eugene, OR 97402 Smith, Louis Rt. 1, Box 216 H Amity, OR 97101 Spainhower, Gary 1755 W 17th Ave. Eugene, OR 97402 Speak, Linda 6160 SW Shakespeare Lake Oswego, OR 97034 Springer, Allen Rt. 2, Box 122 Gaston, OR 97119 Stambaugh, Les Rt. 1, Box 570 Rainier, OR 97048 Steffanson,.Dw1ght Rt. 2, Box 541 Boring, OR 97009 1, L., Steppe, Rogefv x7'DX 9831 Overhill Dr. 'MX anta Ana, CA 492705 V Stepper, Merlin 2215 Windor Salem, OR 97301 Stewart, Bob P0 Box 13 Lincoln City, OR 97367 Stewart, Joyce W The Dalles OR 9 05 3213 Old Dufer Rdg: I nne , m Rt. 3, Box 96 A Sherwood, OR 97140 Strawn, Larry PO Box 87 South Bend, WA 98586 Stuivenga, Doug Rt. 1, Box 176 Sheridan, OR 97378 Sutton, Donna 18814 SW Tualata Lake Oswego, OR 97034 Swain, Rachel 12316 Acacia Milwaukie, OR 97222 Sweitz, Richard Rt. 7, Box 164 A Eugene, OR 97405 Taylor, Dan PO Box 85 Kelso, WA 98626 Taylor, Jeff 4089 Bechelli Lane Redding, CA 96001 Taylor, Steve P0 Box 85 Kelso, WA 98626 Teal, Derrick 2150 Maine North Bend, OR 97459 Teal, Donald 1707 W Clay Dallas, OR 97338 Teehee, Ed 7200 SW Taylors Ferry Rd Portland, OR 97223 Teehee, Walter 7200 SW Taylors Ferry Rd Portland, OR 97223 Thomas, Tim Star Rt. Pendleton, OR 97801 Thompson, Leslie 606 S 7th St. Yak2maifWA 98901 Torland, Joddnexffxxqx 8520 SW Avery St. X ualatln, fix fffrrlucker, Konnie Rt 2 Box 137 RN Gaiam, OR 971193 2 Tucker, Melvin Rt. 2, Box 148 Gaston, OR 97119 Turner, Mike 7111 SE 214th Gresham, OR 97030 Unterseher, Randy Rt. 3, Box 922 B-3 Boring, OR 97009 Updegrave, Cheryl 20250 SW Johnson Aloha, OR 97005 Van Tassel, Jim 10616 A NE wyganr Portland, OR 97220 Vipond, Anita Laurelwood Academy Gaston, OR 97119 Vipond, Sue Laurelwood Academy Gaston, OR 97119 Wagner, Sue Box 130 Pendleton, OR 97801 Wallace, Del 1683 NE 63rd Salem, OR 97301 Wallace, Sue 2713 SE 87th Portland, OR 97266 Warnick, Sharon 6695 Hazel Green Rd. NE Salem, OR 97303 Warren, Eric 250 NE Colorado Lake Dr. Corvallis, OR 97330 Wasella, Julie, Rt. 2, Box 415 Battle Ground, WA 98604 Watts, Linda A 8055 SE Miller H111 Rd. Beaverton, OR 97005 weijvhn. Vicky Rt. 3, BOX 3285 Wapato , WA 98951 Wells, Kathy - 231 N 6th sr. X Payette, Idaho 83661 ll Wheeler, Steve 3229 Rio Lindo Ave. Healdsburg, CA 95448 General Index 125 Wheeler, Tom 5852 Angle Dr. NE Salem, OR 97301 White, Allen 33535 SW TV Hwy. Hillsboro, OR 97123 White, Carolyn 868 NE Church Roseburg, OR 97470 Winston, Eric Rt. 5, Box 1275 Hood River, OR 97031 Winter, Mike PO Box 348 Newport, OR 97365 Wondzell, Austin Box 306 Wrangell, AL 99929 Wondzell, Robert Box 306 Wrangell, AL 99929 Woodard, Gary 6168 Stonehill Ave. S Salem, OR 97302 Woodruff, Nancy Wahkiacus, WA 98670 Young, Gary P0 Box 114 Amity, on 97101 Yunge, LaLond Rt. 2, Box 239 Gaston, OR 97119 Zipse, Dana 14840 S Clackmas River Dr. Oregon City, OR 97045 M, f-'7 4 Q I C3 I We would like to thank Elder Meske for his four years of service on this campus as principal. He has served the school well through his scholastic and spiritual leadership. 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