Lebanon Union High School - Warrior Yearbook (Lebanon, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 288 of the 1971 volume:

Jan Rowell ..... Larry Matthews Terry Bresler .... Carol Kenagy Pegi Barnhart... Mike Cowgill ... Garo Wright..... ...........Editor ..........Advisor Business Managers ....Copy Editor ....Sports Editor ....Photographer LEBANON UNION HIGH SCHOOL LEBANON, OREGON VOLUME XL WARRIOR 1971 Youth Destined to create the future of our country. Time Rushing by, waiting for no one. Youth Learning in order to prepare, for tomorrow comes quickly. Leaders Each in his own way, trying to better lives. Will we do as well? Today's Youth — Tomorrow's Leaders Youth Pursuing the truth, in ways open only to youth. Involvement Shouting the awareness of young minds to all who can still listen and learn. Youth Pleading to be confided in, consulted with, eager to teach and be taught. Leaders Struggling to erase the existence of the words I don't want to get involved . Youth Conversing through actions when words fail to enter minds. Activity Satisfying, rewarding, when being done for unselfish reasons or a cause worth fighting for. Youth Defying anyone to break an unbendable spirit. Leaders Weakening under a burden of countless major decisions. Youth Determined in their own goals; driven to individual successes. Spirit Pulsating, exhilarating, binding 1,600 Warriors together. Youth Achieving because of a pleading need or a binding obligation. Youth Bewildered, confused at a sometimes cold, harsh world. Establishments Firm, upstanding, but shaken by a Modern World which sometimes forgets even the oldest commandments. Youth Reaching for a steadying grasp and finding a war they don't understand and did not create. Leaders Placing pieces of a puzzle together, trying to unite a chaotic world. Youth Here, only for an instant, gone as quickly as the seasons in which they play. Novices Looking only to the future, realizing the past is only a haunting spirit. Youth Moving onward to fill vacancies, not complaining, just accepting facts. Leaders Hoping the paths they've cleared, will be wide enough, merely guessing at the problems yet to come. 9 Student Life and Leadership Youth Searching for elusive words that say what is important and must be heard. Communication Causing endless gaps between countries, between generations. Youth Silently screaming the urgency of the present and all that it holds. Leaders Listening, but not hearing, though straining to understand. Student Body Officers Fellow Students; Along with this new decade comes a new role for the student. Young people are now being given the opportunity for new responsibilities which they are accepting with enthusiasm. We feel that the students at LUHS are not only included in this movement, but its real leaders. As we, the officers, attended Legion VI and other meetings, visiting and talking to officers from other schools, we found our school to be in the upper ten per cent. Our students are becoming aware of the fact that the students make the school. With this increasing awareness, we feel that Lebanon Union High students will strive harder and harder every year to achieve the ideals their school stands for. Because of this effort toward achievement, LUHS will produce leaders in our community, county, and state levels. As I look upon my experiences this year, I would like to thank my officers for the tremendous job they have done. They have not only done capable work, but have set an example that would make any school proud. And, finally, to you, the students of LUHS, a special thanks for being the support you were this year, a support that I will remember with pride and dignity. A. S. B. President 12 Upper Right: Yell Queen Peggy Wells, flower of Lebanon Union High School. Upper Left: Terry Bresler displays the technique of One for you, two for me . Lower Left: Vice President Wayne Miller proudly displays his phy- sique for the camera. Lower Right: Lonnie Burt shows her ability to read minutes. 13 A.F.S. To all my friends at L. U. H. S., My year’s stay in Lebanon has been an enrich- ing one. Not only have I come to understand Americans but have also learned to appreciate them. I have broadened my life with new exper- iences and cleared all misconceptions, I only wish that you could come to Singapore and see what life is like there. You are quite right to think that life goes on very much the same way and we do have our problems too! After all, we do live on this universal planet - Earth. (Q aJ (-i 1 Upper: Olivia Ong models her national costume which is hand embroidered. Lower Left: This Japaneese wrestler just doesn't understand Oli's Chinese joke. Lower Right: Confucius say, Clap three times . 14 Last summer in Germany I met many new ideas and attitudes, I found myself changing where it made sense, and learned to appreciate the ideas I didn’t want to change. The most valuable lesson of life I learned is that people are universal. So what if a man looks or speaks different than I? He still has ambitions and opinions the same as I do, and he has also known loneliness, happiness, and friendship whether he is German, African, or American. Lower Left: Oli anxiously awaits the results of the Lower Middle: L.U.H.S. Upper: Mike Burrelle, poses for the camera in his American-made suit. Miss Original Outfit contest. Oh uses two pumpkin candles to make her way through the long, dark corridors of Lower Right: Homecoming Honorary princess. Oli Ong, and escort Bob May watch their float self- destruet. 15 Registration Registration was the beginning of a new and adventur- ous year. Timid Freshman faces roamed, what seemed to be, the never ending halls of L. U. H. S. Seniors began to experience the feeling of superiority, while the Juniors and Sophomores were getting acquainted with their new titles. Right: Could you please tell me where Lebanon High School is? Lower Right: What do you mean I can't take girl's P. E.? Lower Left: Pegi Barnhart and Carol Kenagy prove the point that girls CAN handle money! 16 Assemblies Pep Lower Right: Momma, Papa and baby Warrior? Varsity Football members Ooh and Aah at the sexy cheerleaders. 17 the Warriors How Mums the word. Upper Left: Mike Miller leads the charge against Corvallis. Upper Right: Our enhancing Queen, Cheryl Anderlik takes the breath away from her escort Kurt Fritz. 18 Lower Right: Our proud chief observes the Warrior spirit. West . . . Won the Upper Left: Escort Tom Harrington's eyes widen as the float comes closer to a tele- phone pole. Maid of Honor Debbie Tow ignores the situation. Lower Left: Gina Tennant and Kelly Johnson grin as they experience their first Homecoming. Upper Right: Escort Bob May thinks up another way to explain to our Honorary Princess Oli Ong just what Homecoming is. Lower Right: Nancy Nelson lets out a sigh as if to say Here we go again, as Pat Hellberg looks on. 19 Homecominq coni Left: Junior Class princess Janice Sanderson smiles brightly as her escort, Eddie Dahl, holds on for dear life. Upper Right: Sophomore Princess Barb Hanen really had to twist Bruce Jones' arm to be her escort. Lower Right: L.U.H S. students hiss their way to the Homecoming game. 20 Jamboree Jamboree is a time of sprited unity between Lebanon, Sweet Home, Albany, and Corvallis. It is a time when the basketball teams are previewed as to their coming performances and a time when the colorful Pep Clubs of each school challenge one another in routines of excellence. Lebanon's Pep Club was envied as they shouted their theme Let's Get It All Together and did just that, winning the coveted trophy for Pep and Rally. Spirit sticks highlighting crimson and blue and moving with pre- cision as the pep band played away engraved memories of a truly spirited night. 22 Left: Dale Middlestadt idely watches the ball, as the Corvallis opponent shoots at the wrong basket. Right: Warrioretts whoop it up at Jamboree. Lower Left: Mr. Page! What are you doing in there?! 23 Spirit Week Upper Left: The Senior Class shows their spirit after their winning of the spirit week trophy. Right: WARRIORS ARE NO. 1 ! Lower Left: The posters of spirit week fill the halls of LUHS for the district wrestling match. 24 Without a ” REBEL Judy (Brown) ... Jim Stark ......... Buzz Gunderson . Officer Mullen ... Plato .......... Mrs. Davis ..... Ray ............ Mr. Stark ........ Mrs. Stark ....... Grandma......... (Belle)......... Miss Hannington . Grunch ......... Goon ........... Moose........... Helen .......... Millie ......... Lecturer ....... Mr. Brown ...... Mrs. Brown ..... Police.......... Student Director Director ....... .....Julie McCann ....... Larry Calson .....Richard Hoy ..... Mike Saunders .....Ray Valentine ..... Vickie Garver ..... Randy Arnold ....... Dana Reed Mary Ostermann .....Sue Swehosky .....Roxy Pulliam .......Shirley Lee .......Tim Winters ..... (Bill) Cadwell ....... Bill Badeau .....Debby Berry Denise (Broussard) ..... Neil (Brown) ..... Gary Newton Carol Vorderstrasse ..... (Bob) Hodson ....... Eddie Dahl ... Sherwin Cullison Top: Julie McCann and Larry Calson proudly await the presentation of their oscar for their magnificant perfor- mance. Lower Left: 'They weren't kidding there really is an audience out there, stutters Tim Winters to (Bill) Cadwell. Lower Right: Figero, Figero, sings Bill Badeau. 25 The Mouse That Roared Right: Tim Winter's shows his prize bomb. Bottom: Look Out! The lights are falling! The play “The Mouse That Roared” delt primarily with the tiny 14th cent- ury country of Grand Fenwick and their one and only means of making money- Pinot Grand Fenwick. A victum in Cal- ifornia coppied the wine, the lable and was selling it at half their price. At this. Grand Fenwick declared war on the U.S. and captured the world’s most power- ful bomb, the Q bomb. Therefore Grand Fenwick became the most power- ful nation in the world. 26 Gloriana The Twelfth.............Lori Evans Tully Bascom ................... Bill Badeau Count Mountjoy..................Randy Arnold David Benter ................ Richard Hoy Mr. Beston.....................Martin Altizer Professor Kokintz ..............Tim Winters President of the U.S.....................Gary Newton General Snippet..........................Merl Ackeret Miss Johnson.............................Lois Price Miss Wilkins...................Marty Eilers Mrs. Bascom ..................Cheryll Adams Mrs. Reiner ....................Gay Duncan Professor Amithe ............Sue Swehosky Wac Jill .......................Patty Fritz Wac Debbie ....................Julie Brown Will Tatum.....................Bill Cadwell Mary .......................... Shirley Lee Jayne ................. Carol Vorderstrausse Fran ..........................Roxy Pulliam Pam .........................Gena Tennant Assistant...............................Keith Johnson Norma ..........................Judy Martin Helen ......................... Nancy Meng Page ........................ Becky Freeman Ann......................................Lynn Hurd Sightseer I, Student I.......Ray Valentine Soldiers of Fenwick..........Wilfred Woods Keith Schenck Jerry Holder Larry Calson Director....................Sherwin Cullison Assistant Directors ......... Richard Hoy Randy Arnold 27 Music Man Upper Left: Eddie Dahl as Harold Hill, the Music Man and Conni Mangan as Marian Paroo. Upper Right: Randy Arnold as Mayor Shinn and Elan Daily as Eulalie Mack ecknie Shinn. Middle Right: Ray Hendricks, Joe Dodson, Gordon Burtner, and Eston Way as the School Board. Lower Right: Cast members show off the excellent choreography. Under the direction of Lynda Garner and Mel Knight, perhaps one of the largest and best productions ever at LUHS came to be—“Music Man . Over 300 people were involved in the production of Meredith Wilson’s two-hour musical comedy. Playing to a full house all three nights, April 15, 16, 17, the play as a success. 28 Upper Left: Sue Swehosky as Mrs. Paroo. Top Middle: Sharon Belveal as Amaryllis and Marian sing Goodnight My Someone. Bottom Middle: Tim Winters as Charlie Cowell, the anvil salesman. Upper Right: The people of River City, Iowa got 'Trouble. Center: The ladies of River City size-up the new item of gossip. Lower Left: Mayor Shinn lays down the law. 29 Music Man (coni.) Top: Richard Hoy does his thing as Marcellus Washburn. Lower Left: Lyle Johnson as Winthrop hides his lisp from Amaryllis. Middle Right: John Adams as Tommy and Lynn Hurd as Zannetta. Middle Right: What's that spot on your shirt. Marcellus? queeries Harold Hill. Lower Right: And he doesn't even know the territory! Hi-Q Hi-Q is a new activity for LUHS. It is competition be- tween students with a high I. Q. Lebanon’s team, con- sisting of Bob May, Glenn Daley, Phil Miller, and Wes Reynolds, participated with other Hi-Q teams and were on the Hi-Q television show in Portland, representing Lebanon well. Miss Fowler and Mr. Burridge coached the Warrior team throughout the year. Upper Left: Stand-in Barb Pearce attempts to find the sum of 2+2 with the help of Mr. Burridge. Upper Right: Gadgets of the new age mystify Hi-Q members. Bob May and Glenn Daley. 31 Junior Top: Marge Gustine, Debbie Parks, Con- m Mangan, Jan Rowell, Cheri Kottke. Terry Bresler, Betty Collin. Judy Van Epps, and Christine Alexander. Lower Right: Cheri Kottke crowns Lebanon's 3rd Junior Miss,Marge Gustine. Winter Formal Top: Freshman Princess Valerie Garver, Escort Bruce Woods; Sophomore Princess Lori Nelson, Escort Mike Rex; Queen Stephanie Stevens, Escort Duane Masog; Junior Princess Lynn Moody. Escort Kim Doren; Maid-of Honor Karen Stock, Escort Richard Haley. Lower Left: Senior class president, Mike Burrelle, crowns Queen Stephanie I. 33 JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM Junior - Senior Prom Queen Pam I ' The Morning of Our Lives ” 34 Upper Left: Princess Linda Hoover, Escort Malcolm Ross. Upper Right: Princess Nena Nott, Escort Rob Chandler. Lower Left: Princess Jill LeMert. Escort Dan Hayes. 35 Lower Right: Princess Becky Cray. Escort Jon Powell. Upper Right: Mark Smetana Upper Left: Jeff King. Lower Left: Princess Janice Sanderson, Escort Princess LeAnn Chambers, Escort Crown Bearer Michael Matthews. 36 QUEEN CONNI I May Day '71 Queen — Conni Mangan Maid of Honor — Debbie Parks 37 Left to Right: Princess Margee Woods, Escort Kevin Hughes; Honorary Princess Oli Ong, Escort Frank Swehosky; Princess Peggy Wymore, Es- cort Wayne Miller; Maid of Honor Debbie Parks, Escort Jim Vorderstrasse; Queen Conni Mangan, Escort Dalton Jonhson; Princess Karen Smith, Escort Brad Daily; Princess Lonnie Burt, Escort Dennis Ditterick; Princess Carol Kenagy, Escort Dave Copley. Y | «f y y 38 UpperLeft: Mr. Metcalf takes aim at his favorite teacher.himself. Upper Right: Andy VandenBos can't decide what he wants for a fire sale from the DECA booth. Lower Left: Tired of getting pies thrown in his face, Randy Hudson sheds a tear. Lower Right: The Senior and Junior Courts dance to the great music of the Lost Dimension. Princess Betty Collin 40 Princesses: Peggy Wells, Pynne Looper, Betty Collin, Terry Bresler, Debi Bell. The Strawberry Fair court has a big responsibility in representing their town and community. Their duties mainly include traveling to various parades accross the valley and attending banquets and teas. The girls meet many new faces and their experience as Strawberry princesses will imprint a lasting memory to their high school years. 41 Girls Lea que Assemblies Left: Karen Smith models the latest fad. Hot Pants. Lower Right: John Adams and Karen Smith stop in for a pic- ture before the Prom. Upper Right: Oh know1 Don't say that Jon! mumbled Bill Potter as he hits his head in embarrassment. As a member of Girls' League will strive to be: Gracious in manner In all things trust worthy Respectful of others Loyal in friendship Sincere in purpose Lending a helping hand Ever courageous Always dependable Genuine through through Unselfish in service Ever the best that a girl can be. 43 Assemblies Special Upper Left: Hey Man, I'm here today to rap with you about drugs.” says one of the many speakers on drugs. Upper Right: Mr. John Cartin displays one of the many posters offered by his company for the mem- bers of Girls' League to sell magazines. Lower Right: The AFS students from around the area put on a special assembly during the noon hours and told about their countries. 44 Upper Left: Kazunuri Kinoda, the Japanese Wrestling Coach, gives the welcoming speech to the L. U. H. S. students. Upper Right: Bill Bordas raps to the students about state colleges. Lower Right: Rah-Rah! Jack Chase. Lower Left: Bob Benedict invites students to join the teen corps. A.S.B. Elections Upper Left: Mary Ann Osterman displays her choice for student body secretary. Upper Right: Kevin Hughes and Rich Wetherall search for Jerimiah (bullfrog?). Lower: The militant student union stages another sit-in. 46 Upper Left: Minnie Pearl Margee Woods sings the latest version of I am an Oakie from... . Upper Right: Free Kisses here . Lower Left: Where jsmy baseball7 . Lower Right: The janitor was the only one who made a clean sweep of the A. S. B. elections. 47 Academics Youth Trying to fuse centuries of learning into twelve short years. Education For some, the key by which all is discovered; for others, something to be played with but never achieved. Youth Thinking that because they have learned early what others have discovered, they are wiser than those who made the discoveries. Leaders Dedicating their lives to improve a world that will soon be left in the hands of another generation. A dministra tion Chris May. Assistant Principal and Director of Guidance; Lawrence Page, Principal; Earl Gerfen, Assistant Principal. 50 George Henderson, Superintendent Marlow Harris, Assistant Superintendent; Archie McCrae, District Business Manager. School Board: Terry Pace. Clarence Woods, Milton Moran, William Thomas 51 Business Genevieve Piluso Upper Right: Dog gone it. I pushed the Tab button three times and I still don't get drink, complains June Tiedamman Lower Right: Brenda Rieke dreams to the pleasant sounds of people typing merrily 52 Floyd Simpson Upper Right: Boy, I sure like doing this, smiles Sandy Wooton. Middle Right: Can you believe my eyes have only crossed twice? proudly pipes Karen Stock. Lower Right: Golly Gee, sure wish they would turn around and talk to me, sighs Jerri Moersch. 53 Fine Arts James Barrett Linda Garner Lower Left: Practice makes perfect and Connie Fancher wants her mug to be just right. Lower Right: What are you playing? Glow Worm or Celebrate? OOPS! I should of known it was Brahams Lullaby, questions Sue Cochran. 54 Choir Concert Front Row: Leann Chambers, Cheryl Jensen, Jan Duncan, Regina Smith, Martha Wilkinson. Conni Mangan, Kathy Hern. Debbie Rowton, Jan Row ell. Trudi Willard, Marvina Borntrager. Vicki Sellers. Lela Crane. Stephanie Belveal. Row Two: Vicki Gerig. Joleen Lemons, Debbie Parks. Paula Bish op, LuAnn Vorderstrasse, Donna Johnson, Ruth Wilkinson, Anita Ham mack, Kriscina Van Houtan, Pynne Looper, Karen Danielson. Linda Hess Carol Vorderstrasse. Shaun Daily, Diane Waters. Diane Plank. Wendy Chit wood. Row Three: Rick Belveal, Keith Schenck, Mike Grenz, Bill Cadwell, Ray Valentine, Eddie Dahl, Larry Calson, Rich LaBelle, Jeff King, Steve Christenson, Ron Dukes.Brad Daily. Row Four: Larry Krause, Jim Krause, Phil McPherson, John Atchley. Willard McDowell, George Slape, John Adams, Kevin Hughes, Richard Wetherall, Rich Farrington, Pat Hellberg, Dave Reil, Robert Fouts. 11th Continuation Bass; Bill Halvorson, Joleen Lemons. Richard Wetherall, Kevin Hughes, Hern, Eddie Dahl, Connie Mangan, Piano; Trudy Willard, Not Pictured: Diane Plank, Pynne Looper, Jeff King, Paula Bishop. John Adams. Kathv Guitar- Ri.«Raiva™ muo. ui__i The Eleventh Continuation, und the vocal director Miss Garner, dressed in their flashy purple and silver outfits, have been very busy this year. They have sung at various banquets, State talent show, in which they placed third, half time at a Oregon State basketball game, which was televised, Firemans banquet, Mt. Hood Swing Choir festival which includes groups from Oregon and parts of Washington. Plus many other functions throughout this school year. Band Staqe Front Row: Scott Duttenhaver, Joanne Coffman, Carol Carlson, Ava Jan Christensen, Trudi Willard, Desa Adkins, Terry Carpenter, Wilfred Woods, Row Two: John May, Dean Johnson, Malcom Ross, Pam Davis, Dalton Johnson, Dennis Cochran, Randy Arnold, Bill Halvorson, Row Three: Odley Vallely, John Adams, Chuck Miller, Dana Reed, Brant Hayne, Gilbert McAdams. The stage band, under the direction of Mel Knight, per- forms at many diverse activities. It plays at basketball games and wrestling matches, as well as, various proms and dances. It participates in the University of Portland Band Festival, Clark College Band Festival, and the Uni- versity of Nevada Band Festival. They also play at the Annual Jazz Concert, the Winter Band Concert, and exchange concerts. The brass section does its thing during a concert. JJ 57 Concert Orchestra Left to Right: Betty Coffman, Clinton Miller, JoAnne Coffman, Kathy Teresa Magee, Carolee Shepherd, Judy Woods Dana Reed (standing) Coddington, Emra Tackett. Patty Christy, Norman Tyler, Kathy Satrum, Lower Left: Betty Coffman plays her own arrangement of Knock Three Times . Lower Right: The orchestra members fiddle around. 60 Arts Lanquaqe Melinda Faudskar Lorraine Strand 61 Lanquaqe Arts (CONT.) Ralph Wood Ellen Wilshire Mary Youngreen Right: Florence Mah intently watches the famous Little Rabbit Foo Foo song. Lower Left: Skip Collins thoroughly enjoys Macbeth, a soft couch, and a short nap. Lower Right: Only ten more minutes till the bell rings. 62 Upper Left: Cody Crenshaw and Clayton Gerig are caught in the act of Stealing Time . Upper Right: Ruth Natterer trys hard not to eavesdrop on the behind conversation. Lower Left: When Mr. Kilborn says, Off with his head, he means it! Lower Right: A typical Senior English class. 63 64 Upper Left: Jan Hackstedt and Cheryl Adams knock heads together trying to figure out their Algebra. Upper Right: “If you think she's good, wait till you see Miss November on the next page! Lower Left: Mr. Summers stares in amazement as two of his students actually “work . 65 Science Dale Twenge Left: Jeff Mussler is dazed as he discovers that his hair is an inch shorter than Paula Bishops'. Right: Carl Keen discovers the wonders of the world through his trusty microscope. George York 66 Top: Dan Hayes and Frank Swehosky are caught in one of their rare and studious moments over the watchful eye of Mark Lewis. Lower Left: Alright! Who is the wise guy that swiped all my test tubes. Lower Right: The big bird of Biology class looks over another session of Mr. Cow- ell's version of Sesame Street. Social Science Bud Moynihan Dean Soule Eston Way Lower Right: “Help! Let us out! scream Seniors as Modern Problems attack them from behind. 68 Dan Phelps Special Education Alyce Geymann Janice Powell Right: Mrs. Morgan conducts a helpful group discussion. Upper Left: “OK. bring on the next volunteer. Upper Right: Always-ready to help Mrs. Powell gives a hand to Jack Boje. Lower Right: Sure beats Coke. Physical Education Evan Richey Dept. Head John Foster Beryl Brown Don Carroll Judith Johns Deborah Johnson Dave Johnson Larry Stennick Upper: Peter Mastenbrook leads the 1971 boy cheer- leader hopefuls. Middle Left: “But teacher, my mommy said I have to keep this shirt clean. Middle Right: “Hey guys! Come here and look at these muscles! laughs Gary White. Lower Left: Toni Langstaff escapes to the safety of a rope as her attackers growl below. Vocational Education Dean Soule John Dixson and Psychology Erland Anderson Claude Swanson Eugene Going Paul Bondo Counselors and Cooks Hazel Hall, Ronald Easton, Gleason Eakin, Delose Metcalf, Wanda Johnson, Ellen Wilshire, Myrtle Manthe. Dorothy Williams, Phyllis Case, Margaret Joerg, Head Cook Josephine Anderson. Barbara Zimmerman, Mary Mohoffm, Vada Kauffman. 76 Custodians Secretaries and Front Row: Mrs. Brendle, Mrs. Bemz, Mrs. Grove, Mrs. Barnhart. Row Two: Mrs. Ander- son, Mrs. Wymore, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Manthe. SECRETARIES The office secretaries are a vital part of the functions of this school. They do a great job working long hours on school records, answering phone calls, and many other impor- tant jobs for Lebanon Union High. CUSTODIANS The long hard job of keeping a pleasant and clean enviornment of L. U. H. S. is done by our faithfull custodians. They sweep halls, polish floors, wash windows and many other jobs that beautify our school and are appreciated by all. LUHS fly-catcher Ray Eddie Lower Left: Gil Wolfe Leonard Bult 77 Activities Youth Living today, afraid of what tomorrow may bring Energy A unifying link, segregating, designating youth separate from the rest of society. Youth Irrepressible only because of the necessity to express emotions and beliefs. Leaders Permitting the games to continue. Knowing the rules will be inelastic tomorrow. Upper Left: Lonnie Burt takes notes on John Adams and Wayne Miller's scheme to over throw the school board. Upper Right: Duane Ray earns a brownie point, while the rest try to figure out Mr. Page's joke. Middle Right: Terry Bresler is all smiles at Mr. Page's suggestion of a senior skip day. Right: Student Council prepares for their afternoon nap. I.A.C. Inter-Activity Council is an organization consisting of the presi- dents or representatives of L. U. H. S. clubs. I. A. C. makes any rules concerning the clubs collectively and exclusively. I. A. C. members suggest legislation and try to fulfill the recommendations of the Student Council. This organization meets during each month of the school year. President ...... V. President .... Treas. Sec...... Representatives ....Kevin Hughes Scott Duttenhaver ....Jackie Duerr .... Wayne Zurmely Paula Brazeale Skip Collins Connie Fancher Phil Miller Upper: I. A. C. members are not always this enthusiastic and interested in the topic at hand. Lower: Kevin Hughes, I. A. C. Pres., leads and organizes every meeting with spirit and pow. 81 82 Left to Right: Co-Business Manager Terry Bresler, Brad Kanagy, Dan Powell. Head Photographer Garo Wright. Photographer Craig Cowgill. Melanie Hantze. Advisor Mr. Matthews, Shauna Hartle. Mike Rex, Sports Editor - Mike Cowgill, Copy Editor - Pegi Barnhart, Aimee Kingsley, Co- Business Manager - Carol Kenagy Center: Editor-in-Chief - Jan Rowell (Not Pictured: Photographer - Chuck Ulm). Upper Left: Co-Business Managers - Terry Bresler and Carol Kenagy get their books in order. Middle: Juniors on the staff Melanie Hantze, Shauna Hartle, Aimee Kingsley, Mike Rex, Dan Powell, Brad Kanagy. Upper Right: Copy Editor - Pegi Barnhart checks the pages before being handed in. Middle Left: Photographers Craig Cowgill. Garo Wright, Chuck Ulm. Right: Editor - Jan Rowell takes time out for acheerie smile. 83 Hi-Lite Feature Editor, Margee Woods, dis- plays her topic for next months feature story . . . Teeth! Marge Gustine, Student Advisor, looks through the black marks of the staff. I just stappled my hand moans Con nie Mangan. Exchange Editor. As Mike Monroe reads his own written article Hair and Sports , Mr. Matthews (censorship artist) decides to trim his story down. Reporters, Pam Abrell and Ai- mee Kingsley discuss the latest fashions, short hair, braces and wigs. Editor .................. Assistant Editor ........ Business Manager ........ Assist. Business Manager Feature Editor .......... Sports Editor ........... Assist. Sports Editor ... Exchange Editor ......... Photographer ............ Student Advisor.......... Advisor.................. Reporters................ Nancy Parker . Jacquie Duerr ... Karen Smith Cheryl Jensen Margee Woods ... Dave Copley ... Pat Hellberg Conni Mangan ...Dave Jones Marge Gustine ... Mr. Matthews ....Pam Abrell Mike Monroe Aimee Kingsley Hi-Lite “But these aren't enough papers , pouts Jacquie Duerr, Assistant Editor. Nancy Parker, Editor, grins. 85 Karen Smith, Business Manager, and Cheryl Jensen, Ass- istant Business Manager, decide to change the Hi-Lite to the Bet you can't eat just one paper. Sports Editor, Dave Copley and Pat Hellberg, Assistant Sports Editor, re-enact the last great play of 1902. Girls' Leaque Council Upper Left: A lot sure does happen at a Girls League Council Meeting, such as gossip, laughing, and yawning! Right: Pynne Looper calmly smiles since she forgot the Girls League creed. President: Pynne Looper, Vice President: Terry Thoma, Secre tary: Bobby Jo Duerr, Treasurer: Eileen Thomas, Hospitality Chairman: Marge Gustine, Social Chairman: LuAnn Vorder strasse, Senior Representatives: Nancy Vesper, Becky Warwick, Carol Kenagy, Junior Representatives: Sharlene George, Nancy Nelson, Sue French, Sophomore Representatives: Cindy Cray, Eileen Griener. Lori Nelson, Freshman Representatives: Cathy Comber, Penny Fischer. 86 Front to Back: Malcolm Ross.Charly Grove, Rick Campbell. Jim Bellinger, Roosa, Marlin Christ. Gary Dahl. Back Center: Bruce Jones. Ward Harr Dan Grove. Bill Potter, Rick Farrington. Jeff Edwards, Mike Burrelle, man. Dave Edwards. Bill Halverson. Mark Johnson. Richard Brush, Front Center: Craig Cowgill, Chuck Ulm, Kelly Cox. Ral 87 F.F.A. Any student at L. U. H. S. may be a member of “Future Farmers of America”. The purpose of F. F. A. is to develop character, train for useful citizenship and foster partiotism. F. F. A. creates natural love of country life by encouraging members to improve the farm home and its surroundings. This organization also strives to strengthen the confidence of young people in themselves and their work. Upper Right: Jim Lander, F. F. A. Vice-Pres., strains his vocal cords while singing Baa Baa Black sheep . Lower Left: F. F. A officers: Front Row Barb Otta, Reporter; Jerry Wilkinson, Secretary; Connie Fancher, President; Row Two: Ben Tuma, Historian; Ken Christensen, Sentinel; Jim Otta, Treasurer. Lower Right: Stephanie Stevens trys to get into F. F. A. by showing her great love for trees. 88 Top: The members of FFA take time out from their busy schedule to pose for annual photog rapher. Left: Diana Aschenbrenner, FFA Sweetheart, shows off her bright blue outfit. Center: President Connie Fancher conducts FFA meeting. F.H.A. Upper: FHA officers decide if they will stop at Grandma's Cookie factory on their spring field trip. Lower: FHA members fix their favorite food, hot dogs, for their mother-daughter banquet. Cheryl Anderlik ......President Nancy Vesper ... Vice President Kay Coleman ...........Secretary Jacquey Rice...........Treasurer Teresa Nelson.........Historian Betty Wheeler Degree Chairman Linda Andreas Lavonne Baughman Vicki Brainard Julia Brown Benna Campbell Viola Chase Charlotte Chastain Janet Coddington Geneva Comber Treava Comber Zelma Cox Glenda Davenport Dolly Davis Christy Edds Pam Erickson Linda Frederick Diana Garlinghouse Lois Garlinghouse Charleen Graham Penny Grimes Jamie Grover Becky Hackett Anita Hammack Monita Hantze Mary Harden Tina Hill Tina Hodges Laura Hokland Julia Jellison Rhonda Jenson Christy Johnson Lori Klavano Toni Lacer Becky Lane Cindy Lee Kathy McKee Danita Melson Lana Melton Rosanne Michael Sandra Miller Kelley Minter Loretta Mockry Connie Nofziger Jimmie Lou Parker Deborah Parkhurst Debi Patent Margaret Paul Nadine Powell Teresa Powell Mary Rauch Connie Rush Lenora Schmidt Debbie Seals Gay Smith Jerilee Suter Minnie Swanson Nancy Townsend Nancy Vesper Karen Vesper Karen Vogt Karen Vonsild Edna Waltenberg Cindy Wesely Martha Wilkinson Ruth Wilkinson Kimberly Wood Von Marie Yahnke Debbie Zipse Janet Zurmely 90 F.B.L.A. Top: FBLA officers: Becki Warwick, Jayne Baker, Peggy Wymore, Joan Baker, and Paula Brazeale. Upper Right: Will the one who threw the carriage please stand up? Left: FBLA's 1971 calendar girls, Teresa Jolley and Julie Starnes, cover themselves with the calendars FBLA sold for a money making project. Paula Brazeale Joan Baker .... Peggy Wymore Jayne Baker .. Becki Warwick .....President Vice President ..... Secretary ..... Treasurer ..... Reporter Debi Bell Terri Carpenter Betty Collin Melanie Hantze Tresa Jolley Wendy Krislen Winks Krislen Jann Larsen Linda Lembke Wayne Miller Kathy Mountain Joyce Paul Carol Pettner Marge Reese Bob Remington Julie Starnes Terry Sumstine Amy Williams 91 Future Teachers of America The Future Teachers of Lebanon High School went on their annual visita- tions on the week on Feb. 22nd. The girls visit elementary schools around the area. Some teachers which the girls work with permit them to actually teach the students. The jobs are mainly observing, correcting papers, helping students with work and reading to the children. This is enjoyed by the FTA’ers as well as a great experience and educational. The Future Teachers hope they will be able to continue these visitations. Upper Left: President Cheryl Luscher puts on her teachers smile for the class. Upper Right: FTA'ers plan a fund raising event for their next party. Right: Innocent Margee Woods contemplates the life of a teacher. _ _ Clubs of America Distributive Education Carrie Blair Dan Cunningham Bob Monroe Marilyn Boren Linda Frederick Jim Oiler Lois Coyle Susan Hammitt Karin Stover Sandra Gray Sharon Janssen Mike Ufford Ron Grover Sherry Medeiros Cindy Wesely Rick Hagen Connie Middlestadt Beth Wiggins Ron Hauck Cathyrn Morford Joni Womack Dennis Irwin Norman Myrick Garo Wright Shirley Lee Lynette Oliver Marte Eilers Karla Melzer Pamela Roberts Danny Jones Ron Miller Laurie Schaefer Susan Jordon Ken Stand ley Chris Schaffner Pat Mitchell Andy VandenBoss Carolee Shepherd Gordon Poor Keith Johnson Edna Wattenberg Janet Clark Chris Alexander Lynette Nelson Debi Craighead Gary Ramsdell Lower Left: Mr. Boos makes out his order of a year's supply of bubble gum. 93 Upper Right: Dorthea Lines. Pres., calls the meeting to order. Lower Right: A prayer of hope, peace, and love is sent to God. Agape is a Greek work meaning “God- ly Love” and that is what Bible Club stands for. Agape members have worked on many projects throughout the year, in which they try to show Godly Love. 94 Society Honor Front Row: Marge Gustine, Mike Cowgill, Barb Pearce, Betty Col- lin, Scott Duttenhaver, Nancy Parker, Wendy Krislen, Wes Reynolds. Row Two: Dave Slyter, Carol Kenagy, Cheryl Luscher, Pam Smith, Peggy Wymore, Wayne Miller, Darrel Glaser, Bob May, Row Three: Doris Zemlicka, Pat Thackaberry, Leanna Morse, Kriscina VanHout- an, Betty Burkholder, Eileen Thomas, Julie Starnes, Anna Slyter. Row Four: Jerry Wilkinson, Kelly Cox, Rick Hayden, Brad Kanagy, Dan Powell, Left: Honor Society Officers : Front Row: Nancy Parker, Treas,; Betty Collin, Vice-Pres,; Scott Duttenhaver, Pres,; Barb Pearce, Sec.; Wendy Krislen, Pt. Chairman; Row Two: Mike Cowgill, Sr. Rep,; Marge Gustine, Sr. Rep.; Mike Bellinger, Jr. Rep.; Pat Hellberg, Jr. Rep. 95 German Club Front Row: Debra DeGarmo, Edyth Thurber, Kay Patent, Ann Badeau. Row Two: Norman Tyler, Debra Roles, Janice Keefauver, Carla Hazen, Gail Smallman, Tom Zerkel. _ . Thespians Drama Top: The Drama-Thespians show their dramatic talent as they pose for their picture. Left: Eddie Dahl, Vice-Pres.; Richard Hoy, Pres.; Julie McCann, Sec.; try to hold a meeting but where is the rest of the people. 97 Above: Ray Valentine practices dying for the play. During the year, the Paleteers have done various projects, one of which is the traditional decoration of May Day. Also, at Christmas they repainted Christmas cards for some of the people on Christmas Card Lane. At the end of the year, the club gives a $100 dollar scholorship to a deserving student. Upper Left: Jim Snyder. Roxy Pulliam, and Ron Duke display their Paleteer talent by painting Eileen Thomas' cast. Upper Right: Skip Collins, Nancy Nelson, Cheryl Lusher, Lalona Benham, Pat Mason. Jim Snyder, Jill LeMert, Jane Baker, and Roxy Pulliam. Lower Right: Ron Duke, Winks Krislen, Jann Larsen, Frances Grover, Joan Baker, Mark Wood, Gaye Duncan. 98 Forensics Top: Jim Snyder proudly displays the trophy they won at Albany, while Diane Dukes joins the club and chews on her pen, too. Bottom: Glenn Daley gives a speech on why not to chew on your pens to Jeanne Denker, and Wes Reynolds. President............................................Diane Dukes Vice-President ...................................Eileen Thomas Secretary-Treasurer ........................................Gaye Duncan Jeanne Denker Jim Snyder Mary Osterman Wes Reynolds Glenn Daley Jim Krause Edith Thurber Coleen Miller Tersa Magee 99 6.A.A. Upper Left: Pres.-Carla Hazen, Vice-Pres.-Beanie Borntrager, Sec.-Virginia, Spooner, Tres.- Susie Johnson, Historian—Debbie Perry kind of hang around the bars. Upper Right: Carla Hazen, president, stands at suicide wondering where everyone is during lunch. Lower Left: The members of GAA, sit on the tramp smiling and thinking of their next fun activity. Lower Right: Susie Johnson shows one of the many activities of a GAA girl. 100 Provided for your autographs by LETTERMAN'S CLUB 101 Synchronized Swimming From Top: Margee Woods, Diana Hayes, Terry Bresler, Polly Scheele, Ericka Gardner, Susie French, Coleen Miller, Kathy McCready, Anita Ham- mack, Lynn Smetana, Diana Haevernick, Stephanie Stevens, Cathy Lowe, Susie Johnson. Left: The Synchronized Swimmers prepare for the Water Show. Right: Miss Johns, advisor, recuperates from her unscheduled swim. 102 Club Ski Upper Left: Jeff King ponders the situation of getting down. Upper Right: Pat Hellberg refuses Jeff King's Bank Americard. Lower Left: Lebanon Ski Club zooms down the slopes. Center Right: President Pat Hellberg falls while trying to complete a stem turn. 103 Bioloqy President....... Vice President Secretary .... Treasurer....... Rock McDaniel Tom Rauch Dan Hayes Mike Sweat Kelly Cox Chuck Ulm Dean Johnson Doris Zemlicka Peggy Bremer Leanna Morse Colleen Miller ...... Ron Bolf .. Mike Bellinger Pat Thackberry .....Dan Lewis Above Left: Rocky explains to Pres. Ron Bolf the definition of Biology. Above Right: Doris Zemlicka and Kelly Cox practice the ancient art of Mental Telepathy . Lower Right: Dan Lewis and Mike Bellinger discuss the genetics of fruit flies. 104 Library Club Upper Left: Pres. Betty Wheeler takes time out while looking for a good book to smile for the photographer. Upper Right: Caryn Pollock smiles slyly as she stamps the wrong date. Middle Left: Louann Kindopp does her shelf reading for the week. Bottom Left: Sue Merzenich wakes up to stamp a pass. Bottom Right: Mr. Leppink sits in his soft chair reading a book. Pire Squad Gary Solberg, Bob May, Mitch Todd, Dan Hayes. Dalt Johnson, Brad Kan Gary Dahl, Wayne Zurmley agy, Rick Hayden, Rob Shimmin, Mike Rex. Craig Cowgill, Pat Hellberg, 106 Aviation Top: Craig Cowgill. Steve Johnson, and Eddie Beam plot their navigation to Tim Buc To. Lower Left: No, no. no! Turn right, turn right! panics Eddie Beam to Steve John son. Lower Right: The littlest airplane that could. 107 International Relations Leaque Upper Left: Pres. Jacquie Duerr dramatically flips the peace sign for world peace. Upper Right: Oh Ong laughs as Pat Thackle berry portrays Santa Claus. Middle: I was a 90 pound weakling! Lower Left: Mr. Gerfen is still trying to figure out what's going on! Lower Right: Francee Wetherell enjoys her A W float along with the rest of the members of IRL after working so hard at the meeting. 108 Majorettes 9 Left to Right: Judy Van Epps, Captain; Pam Abrell, Sandi Mankins, Marsha Cutts These four majorettes have entertained at half-time during Football and Basketball games. They also attended a twirling contest called, The Silver Snowflake Festival”, at North Eugene High School, and won 3rd place in the event. 109 Health Carreers Top: Marcus Welby Hodson, with the aid of his pretty assistants tend to Bill Badeau's wounds. Bottom Right: The casual occurance of an autopsy brings the attention of some Health Carreers members. Bottom Left: But it's already been in someone elses mouth! cringes Joan Lewis. 110 Upper Right: Ya. that's what I'm doing playing chess,'' smirks Robert Gray. Upper Left: Hum, I think the black ones taste better than the white ones, mumbles Bob Caldwell. Lower Left: Hey George, duh, he took my queen, blurts Pat Goold. Ill Drafting Club Seated: John Rauch, Clearance Vanderhey, Mike Kelly, Chuck Miller. Stand- ing: Dave Richards, Rod Duff, Skip Collins, Russ Mitchell, Dan Griffith, Bill Halverson, Bruce Wood, Willis Hill, Ken Hoover, Jim Otta. Mr. Bondo supervises a tough game of tic-tac-toe, as Rod Duff looks on. _ „ Student Committee A.F.S. Margee Woods, Terry Bresler, Mike Burrelle, Oli Ong, Carol Kenagy, Marge Gustine, Jacquie Duerr, Bob May. The AFS Student Committe build world relations. Warrioretes Sallo Front Row: Linda Hoover, Queen; Peggy Wells, Debbie Mitchell, Row Two: Pegi Barnhart, Debbie Parks, LeAnn Chambers. 116 117 “Goo goo, go Braves! gurgles J. V. Queen Erika Gardner. Below: Ann Daugherty, Helen Dufer, Erika Gardner, Cathy Shannon, Fern Ander son, Vickie VanKopp. 118 Rally Frosh Upper: Commanche Squad: Cathy Comber. Dorena Endecott, Queen; Queen; Kathy Monroe. Back: Patty Fritz Karen Godel. Lower: Chief Squad: Front: Karen Dahl. Meg Anderson, 119 Sports Youth Acknowledging the differences between uniforms of different colors. Competition Fighting for the outcome of a game and the outcome of a country. Youth Learning by making mistakes and asking society to understand. Leaders Helping to correct mistakes; asking for help on their own. Varsity Football Front Row: Coach Don Carroll, Mgr. Laird Nicholson, Wayne Zurmeley, Two: Coach Larry Stennick, Mgr. Mike Pierce. Ed Snook. Tom Zerkel, Ron Wolfe, Leland Ford. Mike Rex, Mike Schaefer, Jerry Olson, Rick Far- Dave Plagmann, Mark Durlam, Duane Ray, Dale Middlestadt, Bill Potter’ rington, Ral Roosa. Ron Shanks, Gary Solberg, Gary Dahl, Dao Hayes, Mark Cox,Gary Middlestadt, Odley Vallely, Dave Gorton, Frank Swehosky, Rick Hayden, Rob Shimin, Mgr. Larry Draper, Coach Lytle Cowell. Row Coach Gleason Eakin heading into his fifth season as Warrior chief, set out to mold a group of young, eager athletes into a single unit fit for fierce varsity compet- ition. With the leadership offered by the returning sen- ior lettermen the 1970 football program at LUHS repre- sented Lebanon in a fine manner. The Warriors opened the 1970 football season by trek- king to Bend to meet the Lava Bears. Under the guid- ance of junior quarterback Mike Rex and using the ef- forts of Dave Plagmann’s three touchdowns the Warrior offense moved in high gear all evening. A spirited de- fense led by Duane Ray and Frank Swehosky put the clamp on the Lava Bears and Lebanon came out on top 25- 12. Lebanon entertained the Ashland Grizzlies the following week in the Warriors first home game of the year. Play- ing inspired football Lebanon scored first but gave up two touchdowns before the half to trail at intermission 14 7. Defense was the key in the early part of the sec- cond half but Ashland came to life late in the third per- iod on scoring jaunts of 3 and 35 yards to ice the vic- tory. A Dan Powell to Rob Shimin touchdown pass fin- ished the scoring and left Lebanon on the short end of a 25 14 score. Defense was the name of the game when the Tribe travel- ed to Roseburg for a non-league battle with the Roseburg Indians. The Warriors tough defensive secondary led by Ron Wolfe and Gary Solberg intercepted three passes as the Lebanon defense turned back the Roseburg attack. However, a 22 yard scoring run in the second quarter by a swift Roseburg halfback proved to be enough scoring punch as the Warrior offense failed to get untracked. The final score in an excellent ball game was Roseburg 7, Lebanon 0. Lebanon journeyed south to meet the Crater Comets in their last nonleague test before the Valley League Season. Crater struck early and used a balanced attack to carve out a 20-7 halftime advantage over the favored Warriors. But at halftime a few words of inspiration fired the Tribe up and they came to in the second half looking for revenge. Behind the hardnosed running of Dave Plag- mann and Rick Hayden Lebanon retaliated for a breath- taking come from behind 21-20 win over the Comets. Coming off an exciting win over Crater, Lebanon was ready to meet North Salem and begin the always tough Valley League race. Playing on home turf the Warriors put in a sterling all-around performance. The offensive unit was paced by Rex, Hayden, and speedster Dan Hayes. Larry Summers, Pat Campbell, and a host of gang-tackling Tribe defenders held Lebanon in the game all theway. But North came from behind to score in the third period. The all-important conversion was good and the Vikings escaped with a narrow 14-13 win over the Warriors. 122 Gary Irving, Jon Powell, Mgr. Skip Collins, Coach Larry Snook, Coach Larry Turner. Row Three: Head Coach Gleason Eakin, Coach Barry Ad- ams, Rich Wetherell, Richard Brush, Wes Reynolds, Calvin Carter, Jim San- The Homecoming spirit prevailed throughout Lebanon as the Corvallis Spartans sporting a fine record and rank- ed number 2 in the state invaded Warriorville geared for combat. Both teams displayed strong defenses in what proved to be a very rugged, physical battle. Three bad snaps by the punting team were the main breaks of the game and enabled the Spartans to roll on 21-0 over the Tribe. Several weeks later Corvallis lived up to its reput- ation and won the state title. Friday, October 30, South Salem came to town to battle the Warriors. The Saxons used a strong passing attack and an equally tough defense to squelch the Lebanon attack and keep alive a 15 year jinx over the Tribe. The final score was South 36, Lebanon 0. Against McNary early Lebanon miscues opened the door for the Celtics and they hit paydirt twice for a 14-0 first quarter lead. Power running halfback Dave Plagmann banged over the goal line in the second stanza to put the Warriors on the board, but that was the only offensive punch and the Celts went on to record a 26-6 league win over the Tribe. The next week found the Tribe traveling to Albany to continue an ever-growing rivalry with the Bulldogs. Lebanon drew first blood on a nifty 22 yard reverse by junior wingback Dan Powell and took an early 7-0 lead. But with two first half touchdowns and a couple of 2 point conversions Albany took a 16-13 halftime lead. derson, Dan Powell, Mike Miller, Pat Campbell. Dave Peoples, Dave Ed- wards, Dalton Johnson, Jeff Edwards, Stan Hinderlie, Larry Summers, Joe Egner, Wayne Miller, Mgr. John Kelker, Coach Dave Johnson. In the second half fumbles, interceptions, and defensive miscues waylayed the Warriors and Albany went on to score a decisive 29-13 win over Lebanon. Several Warriors received All-District honors. Ron Wolfe was named a first team All-District defensive back. On the second team were Mark Durlam, Duane Ray, and Mike Miller. Gaining Honorable Mention were Rick Hayden, Larry Summers, Gary Middlestadt, and Dave Plagmann. The 1970 football season could best be described as a rebuilding year at LUHS. Many juniors and a large num- ber of talented sophomores return as varsity lettermen next fall. The guidance and inspiration offered by this years hard-working seniors will undoubtly be picked up by the younger Warriors and help make 1971 and future football seasons a huge success in Warriorville. 123 WK Upper Left: Junior quarterback Mike Rex prepares to fire another aerial. Upper Right: Coach Adams and the defensive unit ponder strategy before returning to combat. Upper Middle: Powerful Dave Plagmann sweeps left end for valuable yard- age against South Salem. Lower Right : Speedy Dan Hayes rips around the corner and breaks a tackle on his way for a good gain. Upper Left: Head Coach Gleason Eakin displays the secret of a great coach as he pulls some magic from his bag of tricks. Upper Right: Dan Powell hauls in a pass against McNary as Dave Plagmann looks on. Lower Left: Gary Solberg does it again as he pursues a Rose- burg Indian and makes the tackle. Upper Left: Lanky punter Dave Copley shows good form while booting another long punt. Upper Right: Defensive halfback Gary Solberg sets to del- iver a crushing tackle on a North Salem Viking. Upper Middle: Rick Hayden puts his head down and grinds out extra yardage. Lower Right: Talented sophomore Ral Roosa leaps high in the air to intercept a Bend pass. 126 Football Front Row: Mgr. Jim Wilson. Ken Hills, Bill Croco, Don Swartzengraber. Tom Alexander, Tom Williams. Mike Bennett. Ward Harr.man, John Mar- shall, Mike Codings, Rick Troyer,Charlie Vesper, Mgr. Larry Hanson. Row Two: Coach Dave Johnson. Roger Spier. Chris Otta. Verle Courtney, Bruce Jones, Mark Johnson, Rich Campbell. Jim Bellinger. Rick Harris. Don Long tain George Brazeale, Rob Johnson. Coach Lytle Cowell. Row Three: Rocky Ward, Jerry Holder, Ed Beam, Jim Ray. Greg Burretto, Kevin Bran- non. Pat Hallock, Doug Cramer. Jeff Roberts, Jeff Reynolds, Mgr. Paul Syl- vester . J. V. FOOTBALL Scoreboard Opponent Lebanon Bend 6 8 South Salem 32 14 Newport 0 12 Jefferson 6 42 North Salem 20 14 Albany 8 41 Corvallis 16 29 South Salem 8 6 McNary 12 6 127 Coach Johnson plots strategy while the team looks on. Frosh Football Front Row: Mgr. Mark Nofziger, Tim Stanley, Ron Fuller, Bill Pulliam. Kurt Solberg, Bill Woodworth, Dan Snyder, Vern Daily, Neil Purkerson, Mark Scott, Mgr. Denzil Conner. Row Two: Coach Larry Snook, Gregg Franks. Terry Henderson, Mike Long, Jack Willems, Jeff Rex. Mike Bresler, Kelly Johnson, Alan Hughes, Coach Paul Bondo. Row Three: Coach Jim Phillips. Dale Wilkens, Larry Vorderstrasse. Dave Mohni, Cory Metcalf, Mike Plattner, Steve Bond, Frank Hammack, Andy Wyatt, Coach Bill Croco. 128 Dave Mohni (84) and Tim Stanley (73) defend against the pass. Varsity Crosscountry Front Row: Scott Fancher, Jerry Wilkinson, Mike Reed. Coach Dale Rey- Two: Jeff David, Ron Carlson, Rick Mason, nolds. Mgr. Craig Sylvester, Charlie Grove, Alan Runia, Lane Simons. Row The cross- country squad got off to a slow start and finished in the pack of the tough Valley League. Coach Dale Reynolds termed the season a building year with many young Lebanon runners gaining valuable experience. Ron Carlson, the only senior letterman, re- ceived the “Outstanding Runner Award.” Lower Left: Ron Carlson, steady Warrior harrier, leads the Lebanon cause against Scio. Upper Left: Mr. Machamer takes aim for the clouds as he pre pares to start the race. Upper Right: Ron Carlson runs away from the field on his way to victory. Middle Right: As the race begins several Tribe harriers set the pace. Lower Right: Sturdy Jerry Wilkinson strains for the finish line and first place. a • Swim Team Front Row: Ava Jan Christensen, Terry Bresler, Lonnie Burt, Mark Smet- ana. George Wetherell, Sally Flora, Rod Fouts, Jim Lytle, Mark Peoples. Row Two: John Brown, Sara Sims, Barb Ross. Kathy Satrum. Jan Lewis, Pam Griener, Lynn Smetana, Tosha Moore, Rick Belveal, Linden Eby. Row Three: Martin Altizer, Rock McDaniel, John Denker, Pam Foster, Jennifer Walters, Bobbie Duerr, Bruce Altizer, Carl Keen, Susie Johnson, Sue French, Phil Miller. The Lebanon Warrior Swim Team showed contin- ued improvement this year. The girls’ team was a close second in the district and sent five swimmers to the state meet: Sara Sims, Ava Jan Christensen, Terry Bresler, Bobbie Duerr, and Susie Johnson. The boys’ team also made a good showing and sent Phil Miller and Mark Smetana to state. Lebanon will lose only two girls and a few boys to grad- uation. Sue French demonstrates a perfect back dive. 132 Upper Left: The thrill of victory, the agony of defeat, the shock of cold water! Lower Left: Steve Denton shows off the latest Afro hair style. Lower Right: Sue French wonders if the chlorine will dissolve the wart on her chin. Varsity Basketball Left to Right; Mng. Mike Pierce, Dale Middlestadt, Wayne Miller, Brad Kanagy, Jeff Edwards, Rich Wetherell, Intensity. Coach Barry Adams instilled this word into the hearts of 13 young men who formed this years var- sity basketball team. Coach Adams, in his fourth year as Warrior hoop mentor, used the abilities of eight sen- iors and several key underclassmen to form the nucleus of a winning ball club. Included in the eight seniors were four returning lettermen whose poise and cool manner under pressure held the Warriors together in times of trouble. Late in February news of Corvallis’s forfeiture of sev- en league games shook the Valley League. Suddenly the Tribe were thrown into a three way scramble with North and South Salem for the second berth to the state basket- ball tournament. South in picking up two wins via the forfeitures held the inside track with four games remain- ing with a record of seven wins and four loses. Lebanon and North both picked up one win and improved their records to six wins and five loses, and five wins and six loses respectively. After defeating McNary and South in crucial games the Warriors lost the berth on the final night of the season when they fell to Corvallis 74-69 while South whipped hapless McNary 70-55. Early in January when the Valley League season began both coaches and players agreed that the race for the tournament would be a dog-fight to the end. In the league opener the Warriors used a tight man-to-man de- fense and disciplined offense to knock-off the number 2 rated North Salem Vikings 49-45. After losing to Albany the Warriors lost a couple of cliff-hangers to South Salem 47-44 and Corvallis 59-58 while destroying McNary at home 57-33. In the second round the Tribe had rough going and collected only two wins. They squeaked by host Mc- Nary 52-49 and massacred South Salem 67-53. But the cagers league record fell to four wins and six loses after falling to North Salem, Albany in a thriller, and Cor- vallis. Dave Copley continued on the rampage as he pocketed 27 points against South and 26 against Corval- lis. North Salem again fell prey to Lebanon as the third 134 Dave Copley, Dave Winters, Ed Snook, Monte Cook, Gary Middlestadt. Mike Cowgill, Mike Rex, Mng. Skip Collins. round began. Wayne Miller, Jeff Edwards and Dale Mid- dlestadt ignited a fourth quarter comeback to earn a 69-65 win. It was at this point in the season when Cor- vallis was forced to forfeit seven games. Although the Warriors were full of new life it would prove ironic that Corvallis would be the force to keep the Warriors from post season play. As the season came down to its last week Lebanon trailed South by one game. However they quickly solved that situation by stomping South 61-44. Ed Snook and Mike Cowgill led the second half charge with key buckets on assists from Mike Rex. The tables were set as the Warriors travelled to Corvallis to face a do or die game. The game was a tremendous battle but Corvallis used ef- fective free throw shooting to hold on and win a 74-69 game that destroyed all Lebanon hopes as South defeated McNary to win the second state tournament berth from the Valley League. Seniors lost to graduation are Monte Cook, Dave Cop- ley, Mike Cowgill, Kevin Hughes, Gary Middlestadt, Wayne Miller, Richard Wetherell, and Dave Winters. Cop- ley during his career rewrote the record books at Lebanon High, setting many individual records. For the second year he was a first team All-League selection. Also he received Honorable Mention All-State honors. Other Lebanon players gaining recognition were Mike Cowgill a second team All-League guard and Wayne Miller an Honorable Mention choice at guard. The seniors of this years varsity basketball team are the first group to go through the complete four years of basketball under the program initiated by Coach Adams. In the past four years Lebanon basketball has gone through a transition from a losing program into a highly competitive program. This fact is a tribute to the coaching staff for the immense hours they have spent developing ballplayers. With several key juniors return- ing from the varsity next year and some good sopho- more talent moving up, 1972 may just be the year when the Warriors become winners and clinch a state tourna- ment berth. 135 I Left: Well now, let's see, who do we need; Alcindor or Maravich? ponders coach Barry Adams. Upper Right: This is really good exercise, explains Dave Copley. I think I'm gonna do it again. Middle Right: Jeff Edwards hauls in a rebound and receives the disgust of a bulldog. Lower Right: Come on, this is unfair. Where'd all the Lebanon guys go, wonders Mike Rex. ■■ Upper Left: Is this how UCLA does it? Middle Left: Monte Cook displays the intensity of fine shooting. Lower Left: Up, up, and away, the Wayne Miller way! Right: 100 to 0, we better take it easy on 'em. VARSITY BASKETBALL Scoreboard Opponent Lebanon Roosevelt 61 70 Churchill 60 47 Centennial 44 59 Sweet Home 58 75 Sheldon 53 42 Willamette 58 80 Oregon City 54 53 North Salem 45 49 Albany 71 44 McNary 33 57 South Salem 47 44 Corvallis forfeit North Salem 65 53 Albany 46 45 McNary 49 52 South Salem 53 67 Corvallis 71 60 North Salem 65 69 Albany 72 52 McNary 47 56 South Salem 44 61 Corvallis 74 69 Left: Hey, what is this, one-on-none! yells junior guard Mike Rex. Upper Right: Sharpshooter Dale Middlestadt hitsfor two. Middle Right: A little more body-english and I'll have two.” shouts Jeff Edwards. Lower Right: Mike Cowgill plays hide-and-seek with his defender. VA Viwro� Upper Left: Hey, how about letting me dunk it just once, thinks senior Dave Copley as he scores two. Upper Right: One shot and I'm good for the whole day, explains Ed Snook. Right: Alright, who's the wise guy who hid the referees. Lower Left: Watch this, exclaims Dave Winter's as he holds the opposition in awe with his slick turn-around lay-in. J.V. Basketball Front Row: Dean Spady, Bruce Jones, Jerry Wilkinson, Dave Edwards. Dorsing. Dan Powell, Stan Hinderlie, Coach Bill Machamer. Ward Harriman, Row Two: Jerry Olson, Ral Roosa, Ron Shanks, Kim J. V. BASKETBALL Opponent Scoreboard Lebanon Roosevelt 58 74 Churchill 66 59 Centennial 77 73 Sweet Home 21 65 Shelton 51 64 | Willamette 57 79 Oregon City 60 45 North Salem 66 63 Albany 76 61 McNary 61 71 South Salem 48 66 Corvallis 96 59 North Salem 52 56 Albany 55 61 McNary 83 84 South Salem 67 68 Corvallis 46 48 North Salem 60 59 Albany 63 66 McNary 48 67 South Salem 61 56 Corvallis 103 63 Dan Powell suspends the ball in mid-air with his magical touch. Basketball Sophomore Front Row: Bill McCrae, Rick Harris. Jim Bellinger, Tom Williams, Mike Codings, Loren Pace, Row Two: Mgr. Dave Burback, Ken Hills. Curt Sim- mons, Jeff Overen, Reece Hammack, Gary Jones, Row Three: Jeff Chap- man. Keith Gould. Jim Ray, Richard Mitchell, John Olson, Coach Lytle Cowell. 141 Freshman Basketball Front Row: Mgr. David Garcia. Carl Bender. Gary Halverson, Tim Steele. Dave Rhoades, Wayne Miller. Marvin Cline. George Wetherall, Don Wagoner, Bill Pulliam, Tim Merzenich, Denzil Conner. Mgr. Vern Daily. Row Two: Frank Hammack. Gary Boucher. Front Row: Steve Gray. Jay Overen, Bill Woodworth, Vince Schumacker, Kelly Johnson, Mike Bresler, Larry Myrick. Row Two: Mike Vorderstrasse. Terry Henderson, Larry Vorderstrasse. Ray Schrock. John Greiner. Jack Willems. 142 Wrestlinq Varsity Varsity Wrestling Front Row: John Zurcher, Larry Hanson. Brad Edwards. Gary Howell; Row Two: Dan Grove, Kurt Frit . Pat Campbell. Dalt Johnson. The 1970-71 wrestlers again proved that they are one of Lebanon’s most outstanding athletic teams. They fin- ished the dual meet season with a record of 8-3 (4-1 in district), second in the district tournament, and a tie for fourth in the state meet. The Warriors opened with a comfortable 30-23 win over the defending state champion Newberg Tigers, but then lost to a strong Hillsboro team, 31-24. The sting of the Hillsboro loss didn’t last long, though, as Lebanon trounced Sweet Home 34-18. The Japanese National Champions made their third visit to Lebanon this year, and they again proved too much for anyone in the state to handle. The Warriors failed to win a match although Dalton Johnson earned a tie. Lebanon opened the Valley League schedule in grand style, picking up wins over Corvallis (37-14), and North Salem (31-18). But the South Salem Saxonsdid it again, bumping off the Warriors 26-23, for the second straight year, costing Lebanon the district dual meet champion- ship. The Warriors shook it off though, as they dumped McNary 25-19, won the Lebanon Invitational, and trounced Albany’s Bulldogs 38-15. Lebanon hosted the district tournament for the first time in six years, and carried high hopes of breaking a seven-year jinx. For the past seven years they have fin- ished second in district. They were co-favorites with the Saxons this year, but they suffered a disastrous first round and had to perform some pretty fancy wrest- ling on the last day of the tourney to come off with another second, their eighth straight. Five wrestlers won district championships, and three took seconds, giving the Warriors eight wrestlers in the state meet. Gary Dahl (130), Kurt Fritz (148), Duane Ray (157), Mark Cox (178), and Dalton Johnson (191) took firsts, and Steve Ditterick (123), Bob May (130), and Howard Otta (141) nabbed seconds. Ward Hanna, Dave Badeau, John Marshall, Gary Howell, Greg Baretto and Chris Otta also placed fifth or better in the tourney. 144 Front Row: Gary Dahl. Howard Otta. Steve Ditterick. Ward Hanna; Row Two: Dave Braun. Jon Powell. Duane Ray. Mark Cox. Bob May The state tournament saw to be one of Lebanon’s best showings of the year. The eight-man Warrior del- egation were the surprise leaders after the first two rounds. Unfortunately, a couple of tough breaks hit the Warriors in the semis, as only Ray advanced to the finals to place second. However, four Lebanon matmen took consolation honors. Dahl placed third, Ditterick, Otta, and Johnson took fifths. As a team, Lebanon finished fourth in the state. Warrior hopes for next year, despite the loss of valu- able seniors, again look good. Two state placers, Dahl and Ditterick, head the list of 14 returning lettermen. It should be another great year for the always powerful Warrior wrestling team. 141 Howard Otta 2nd in District, 5th in State 145 148-Kurt Fritz 1st in District 157-Duane Ray 1st in District, 2nd in State 168-Jon Powell 178-Mark Cox 1st in District 191-Dalton Johnson 1st in District, 5th in State Heavyweight-Pat Campbell 146 Wrestlinq J.V. Front Row: Chris Otta, Craig Cowgill. Charlie Grove, Mark Mitchill. Rick Belveal, John Marshall, Lane Simons, John Denker; Back Row: Joe Egner. James Nutter, Don Longtain, Charlie Vesper, Tony Coughran, Jeff Rey nolds, Greg Barreto, Verl Courtney. J. V. WRESTLING Scoreboard Opponent Lebanon New berg 24 15 Hillsboro 44 5 Sweet Home 11 26 Grants Pass 56 5 Canby 23 38 Reynolds 26 26 Milwaukie 37 18 Redmond 20 39 Sheldon 5 52 Corvallis 18 37 North Salem 5 50 South Salem 21 30 McNary 28 16 Tigard 12 40 McNary 27 26 Woodburn 11 40 Lower Left: Don longtain tries out the latest dance step on a Sweet Home wrestler. 147 Freshman Wrestlinq Front Row: Mgr. Dan Cordoza, Rod Wells, Dan Davis, Mark Scott, Mike Braun, Todd Harden, Cory Metcalf, Dave Mohni, Steve Bond. Coach Jim Wood, Pat Duerr, Dave Badeau, Bob Carlson, Chris McAuliffe, Row Two: Barrett. Les Allen, Tim Standley, Dale Wilkins. Richard Howell, Lewis Allen, Tom 148 Dan Davis gets in a tight squeeze. Varsity Track Front Row: Richard Wetherell. Richard Brush, Ken Ward, Bruce Jones, Row Two: Gary Dahl, George Brazeale, Kelly Cox, Odley Vallely. Ward Harriman, Ron Carlson, Roger Spier, Wes Reynolds, Don Longtain. Coach Reynolds, Jeff Roberts, Rick Hayden, Frank Swehosky, Ral Roosa. 149 Bruce Jones hugs the bar on his way to breaking the school high jump record at 6 feet 3 . Upper Left: Power packed George Brazeale flexes his muscles. Upper Right: Wow, where'd Wetherell go? Lower Left: Hey, that's dynamite. screams Gary Dahl to George Brazeale. Lower Right: Spectators watch as Ron Carlson heads for home. 150 Ms Upper Left: Odley Vallely plays catch with his javelin catcher. Upper Right: Frank Swehosky floats in air. Lower Left: Where'd my arm go? Lower Right: 'The closer I get the better she looks! utters Ken Ward. 151 Track J. V. Front Row: Ron Shanks, Paul Sylvester, Kevin Patterson, Rich Mitchell, Jim Whitmore, Bob Gray, Kevin Burt; Row Two: Laren Danielson, Pat Hallock, Curt Simmons, Mark Johnson, Lane Simons, Bill Martinez. Bruce Altizer, Coach Bill Machamer. Lower Right: Rick Hayden exclaims to an opponent, I thought pom-poms were illegal. 152 Freshman Track « ■ -J Front Row: Dan Pemberton, Mike Bresler, Dave Mohni, Cory Metcalf, Kelly Johnson, Richard Howell, Frank Hammack, Mike Long, Wayne Mil- Allan Runia, Tim Greiner, Bob Carlson. Row Two: Coach Dan Phelps. ler, Les Allen, Greg Franks. Lower Right: Mike Bresler skims over the hurdle in a blur, too fast for any corners. 153 Girls Track Front Row: Coach Debbie Johnson, Susie Johnson, Beanie Borntrager, Debbie Perry, Toni Langstaff, Donna Phillips, Leisa Kanagy, Dolly Davis, Linda Hoover. Row Two: Coach Judy Johns, A. J. Christensen, Susie Plagman, Patty Truax, Carolyn Moore, Sally Flora, Debbie Shanks. Row It was a building year for the LUHS Girl’s Track Team. Coached by Mrs. Deborah Johnson and Miss Judith Johns, the team placed second in District, just a mere seven points out of first place. As a result however, six girls competed in nine events at the State meet. Inspired by desire plus Black Jelly Bean Awards, the girls won all their District meets. At District, Carolyn Moore, Robin Moran, Beanie Borntrager, and Madel Wardlaw broke a District record in the 880 medley relay with a time of 1:57.2. Madel also placed first in the 440, Beanie first in the 100 yard dash, Carolyn first in the 220, and Trecia Juhnke first in both the shot and the discus. Robin Moran placed third in the 220 and the 440 relay team, composed of Three: Bonnie Gibbs, Robin Moran, Madel Wardlaw, Karen Voght, Jane Lehn. Tricia Junke. Row Four: Carla Hazen, Lois Moody, Lisa Erickson, Erika Gardner, Barb Otta, Mgr. Jan McClousky, Mgr. Judy White. Moore, Moran, Borntrager, and Lois Moody placed second. It was a fine all-around performance by all the girls with fifteen girls bettering their marks in twenty- four events. Lost to Graduation will be Bonnie Gibbs, Carla Hazen, and Debby Perry, who did outstanding jobs in the field events. But with the large number of Freshman and Sophomore girls who made up the team this year, Coach Johnson is expecting great things next year. 154 Upper Left: Debbie Perry takes aim at a distant buffalo. Upper Right: Carolyn Moore forgets about the race and watches an ant colony. Lower Left: Tricia Junke reaches for the unreachable star. Lower Right: Ah. come on. Beanie, let me hold your hand, says Lois Moody. 155 Varsity Tennis Back Row: David Burback. Bob McCann. Ward Hanna. Jim Raxley, Denker. Jeff Chapman. Mark Lewis, Terry Willard, Casey Cutlip, Dan Craig Cowgill, Chuck Miller. Ron Hauck, Mr. Axen. Front Row: John Lewis. 156 Upper Left: Bob May finally got that pesky fly. Upper Right: Terry Willard throws his racket after losing a crucial point. Lower Left: Chuck Miller shows how it is done with form. Lower Right: Jim Baxley trys dribling the tennis ball. 157 Golf Back Row: John Kelker, Mark Ramsdell, Jeff King, Bob McCray. Mr. Richey; Front Row: Tom Nixon. Ron Keen, Scott Zimbrick, Dan Williams, Bob Johnson, 158 159 B Front Row: Rob Sh.mmin, Mike Kelly, Malcolm Ross, Terry Loree; Back Row: Coach Bill Croco, Ron Wolfe, Gary Irving. Dan Powell. 160 Front Row: Mike Rex. Dan Hayes. George Slape, Kim Dorsing. Back Row: Dave Copley. Wayne Zurmely. Pat Hellberg, Brad Kanagy. Mgr. Vern Daily. In spite of RAIN. RAIN. RAIN, Coach Bill Croco’s 1971 Warriors went out to improve on their 3rd place finish in 1970. Led by Seniors, Ron Wolfe. Wayne Zurmely, Dave Copley, Terry Loree, Mike Kelly and George Slape (a Prineville transfer) plus two Junior Lettermen, Mike Rex and Rob Shimmin this high spirited team developed its way into becoming a league contender. One of the rea- sons for this was that positions left open by last years Seniors were more than adequately filled by starters Dan Hayes. Pat Hellberg and Sophomore Malcolm Ross, with back-up help from Juniors Dan Powell, Brad Kanagy, Kim Dorsing and Gary Irving. The pitching chores led by Seniors Wayne Zurmely, Dave Copley and Junior Rob Shimmin, with strong help from Seniors Terry Loree, Ron Wolfe and Junior Brad Kanagy combined to make the Warrior pitching staff the strongest in the league. Midway through the season the pitching staff had allowed only 2.33 earned runs per game. Anchoring this years infield was short-stop Ron Wolfe, third baseman Wayne Zurmely and catcher Mike Rex. Starters up from last years Junior Varsity were first base- man Pat Hellberg and second baseman Malcolm Ross with help from Dan Powell and Gary Irving. Although some were new to their positions they learned their les- son well and soon developed into a strong defensive unit. The outfield crew led by Mike Kelly, Rob Shimmin and Dan Hayes aided by George Slape and Kim Dorsing stopped many, would be, base hits with their great speed and judgement. The positions of the graduating Seniors will be dif- ficult to fill; but with nine returning Lettermen and a strong Junior Varsity, Lebanon should be a league con- tender for many years to come. 161 Upper Left: Dan Powell laughs at his own joke as George Slape and Brad Kanagy look on in disapproval. Upper Right: Hmm, I wonder what we're having for dinner tonight, pon- ders Coach Croco. Lower Left: Dave Copley gets a growl from the left fielder after giving up another base hit. 162 Upper Left: Terry Loree, the best base coach in the league, shows his patented technique. Upper Right: Hey! I didn't even see that ball, cries Ron Wolfe. Lower Left: Pat Hellberg intensely watches for the umpires decision. Lower Right: Dan Hayes takes his lead in getting ready for an attempted steal. 163 Baseball Baseball Freshman Front Row: Bill Pulliam, Dan Snyder, Jay Overen, Mike Woods, Craig Lohner, Jeff Rex, Buddy Dirks, Ken Ufford, Tim Standley; Row Two: Mng. Tim Merzenich, Bill Woodworth, Larry Vorderstrasse, Dennis Den- ver, Terry Henderson, Andy Phillips, John Griener, Rex Anderson, Jack Willems, Rick Carlson, Vince Schumacher, Ron Herman. 165 Classes Youth Searching for elusive words that say what is important and must be heard. Communication Causing endless gaps between countries, between generations. Youth Silently screaming the urgency of the present and all that it holds. Leaders Listening, but not hearing, though straining to understand. Class Officers Senior Mike Burrelle, President; Mike Cowgill. Vice President; Betty Collin, Sec retary; Wendy Krislen. Treasurer; Bill Potter, Representative; Carol Kenagy. Representative. 168 Seniors Pam Abrell John Adams Nancy Adams Dessa Adkins Luan Agan Christino Alexander Fay Allen David Almen Martin Altiser Cheryl Anderlik Elaine Anderson Jerry Aplet Patty Ann Bacher Badeau 169 Seniors Lonnie Bates Sorry, we don't accept the Bank Americard here. Cynthia Bateson Rachael Beard Stephenie Belveal Dan Bishop Matthew Blanshan Deborah Bell John Bond Marilyn Boren Becky Borst Alvina Bosch Lois Bradley 170 Seniors Marvin Bradley Sherri Brant Paula Brazeale Terry Don Bresler Bronson Dannielle Brown Leslie Brown Neil Brown Paul Pat Brown Bullard Debra Calkins Robert Campbell Ronald Some people even break a leg to get attention! Carlson 171 Seniors Debra Carter Terry Carpenter Dennis Chism Do you have any last wishes, sir? Kenneth Christensen Elizabeth Clark Janet Clark Joanne Coffman Betty Collin Skip Collins Larry Combs Monte Cook David Copley Mike Cowgill Mark Cox Lela Crane Cody Crenshaw 172 Seniors John Cunningham Brad Daily Glenn Daley Karen Danielson k Dan Cunningham Sally Davenport Cynthia David Rebecca Davison Kelly Sandra Dennis Dennis George Dennison Larry Draper Jacquie Duerr Rodney Duff Santa's little helpers. 173 Seniors Dennis Edgerly Floyd Fisher Brad Edwards Connie Fancher Karen Fisk Richard Farrington Marcella Fleming V 1 Janice Eklund I ■ Earlene Flowers Larry Feuerstein Leland Ford 174 Seniors Robert Fouts Linda Frederick Gwen Garron Clayton Gerig Bonnie Gibbs Charles Gibbs Mike Goss 175 Jeff Goold Sandra Gorton Me? Come on. I'd never do that! Seniors Brent Gourley Connie Gowen Deanna Graman Kathy Greiner Mary Greiner Gary Grieve Dan Griffith Dan Frances Grove Grover 176 Bill Halvorson Jerry Hamilton Jim Lander gets fitted for feathers; the tar comes later. Seniors Anita Hammack Susan Hammitt Holly Kern Tom Harden Harden Harrington David Haven Carla Hazen Jim Hessel Not on stage! exclaims Jacquie Duerr. Helen Hessevick Diane Hayes 177 Seniors Camera Shy, Milton Brown and Pat Bullard pose for their unscheduled and unrehearsed picture. Michael Irving Sharon Janssen Dennis Jackson Cheryl Jensen Laura Jackson Kathleen Joerg Dalton Johnson Keith Johnson Phillip Johnson Steven Johnson Dan Jones Seniors Susan Kagee David Kau Linda Kau Ken Standley yells for help as he demonstrates how to get your hand stuck in a suitcase. Phyllis Michael Carol David Kearns Kelley Kenagy Kimball Sandra Kinzer Linda Dennis Sharon James Wendy Klausner Koiling Korepta Krause Krislen 179 Seniors Winks Krislen Jim Under Janet Larsen Cathy Lawson Robin Lawson Joleen Lemons Dave Garrett pays up after the Ali-Frazier fight. Dixie Lee Terry Leeper Sandra Lee Terry Loree 180 Dorthea Lines Pynne Looper Karen Luehring Cheryl Luscher Seniors Leroy Luttmer Florence Connie Mangan Joy Mask Rick Mason Robert George Michael Bonnie May McAdams McCoy McKinney Michael Philip Wayne Patricia Miller Miller Miller Mitchell Kvss Mitchel 181 Seniors Mike Monroe Jerri Moersch Ever feel lonesome? Milton Moran Pamela Morgan Debbra Morrison Keith Moore Kathy Mountain Walter Moynihan Jeffrey Mussler Kathy Neil Lynotte Nelsen Frank Nelson Tom Nofziger Martin Nylund Jim Oiler Lou Ellen Oneil 182 Seniors Nancy Parker Debra Parks Mary Ann Margaret Barbara Patterson Pauli Pearce Judy Pettner David Plagmann Carol Kenagy wonders why Jan Rowell and Terry Bresler are receiving all the attention from the boys. 183 Seniors Randy Plagmann Linda Pollock Mike Burrelle and the Senior cheerleaders cheerfully display the Spirit Week Trophy. Gordon Poor Patty Porter 184 Seniors Wes Reynolds Jacqueline Rice Dave Richards Brenda Rieke Pamela Roberts Pamela Roberts Melvin Rose Nancy Ross Peggy Routon Janet Rowell Edna Sargeant Robert Schackman Michael Schaifer Alice Schaffner Paul Schwindt Vickie Sellers Anthony Sells Vicky Shine 185 Seniors Brad Simos Doris Slack George Slape Peggy Barnhart bits her tongue as she shows the world how to ride a tricycle. David Slyter Gail Smallman Connie Smith Karen Smith Pamela J. Smith Tom Smith Gary Solberg Kris Solberg Florence Spalding Kenneth Standley Pamela Stephanie Karen Starnes Stevens Stock 186 Seniors Gordon Stophor Gerald Storms Larry Summers Terry Sumstine Frank Sohosky Craig Sylvester Norman Tyler Ronald Thorp Nancy Ulm Debra Tow James Usher Nancy Townsend Ray Valentine Bernice Tuma Clarence Vandehet Andy Vanden Bos Judy Van Epps Candice Vesper Nancy Vesper Karen Vonsild 187 Seniors In excitement Marge Gustine, Connie Mangan and Karen Smith try to escape from the rally bus after a triumphant victory at the jamboree. wm Luann Vorderstrasse Kenneth Ward Dimita Warren Becky Warrick Dianne Waters Peggy Wells mm 4 Richard Wethereell Betty Wheeler Tim Wheeler Gary White Patty White Michael White 188 Seniors Debra Williams James Wilson David Winters Larry Witherspoon Ronald Wolfe Linda Wolfenbarger Sandra Wooron Garo Wright Peggy Wymore Margaret Woods Bob Monroe Wilfred Woods Steve Patterson Earl Gloria Wayne June Zeelc Zegers Zurmely Tiderman 189 Senior Class Summary The Class of 1971 was a class of individuals. Each walked their own path of values and ideals and yet dis- played a unique kind of unity. We began as Rooks back in 1967 and showed every- one up right off by being the first Frosh class to ever win the Homecoming Float Trophy. Our Sophomore year was sort of an inbetween year. We saw definite plans laid down for the construction of the Student Lounge. Our Junior year brought in the Prom. The theme Dream, Dream, Dream” was carried out in shades of lavender with Betty Collin reigning over the evening. Spring brought the election of Student Body officers from our class. John Adams was chosen as President, Wayne Miller as Vice-President, Lonnie Burt as Secretary, and Terry Bresler as Treasurer. Leading us into our Senior year was our Big Pres , Mike Burrelle, backed up by Vice-President Mike Cow- gill, Secretary Betty Collin, Treasurer Wendy Krislen, and Representatives Jacquie Duerr, Bob May, Carol Ken- agy, and Bill Potter. We started the year off good by again building the winning Homecoming float. Cheryl Anderlik was Queen, Debbie Tow, Maid of Honor, and Oli Ong, Honorary Princess. We kept up our winning streak and collected the Spirit Week Trophy. In charge of school spirit was Yell Queen Peggy Wells, who along with Debbie Parks and Pegi Barnhart led the Pep Club to their winning of the trophy at the Basket- ball Jamboree. They also took charge of spirit at the numerous other sports events. Our wrestling team fin- ished 5th in State, our basketball team finished 3rd in District after a series of consequences which narrowly kept us out of the State Tournament, and our baseball team finished 2nd in District. Winter Formal time came around and the Seniors took charge. Decorations were carried out in the Christ- mas spirit and Stephanie Stevens ruled for the evening. By this time all of us were growing attached to a very special person, Olivia (Oli) Ong, our AFS student from Singapore. Maybe it was because of her accent and maybe because of her crazy laugh and fun personality, but anyway, we’ll miss her. Spring came around and with it came many bad attacks of Senioritis”. It made it hard for us to stay in school but realizing that graduation was around the corner added a note of seriousness and made us at least try. All the sunshine and activities of Spring kept us busy. (1) We chose five girls to represent Lebanon at the Strawberry Festival; Debi Bell, Terry Bresler, Betty Collin, Pynne Looper, and Peggy Wells. (2) We chose our Senior Personalities. (3) Eight princesses were chosen to be on the May Day Court; Lonnie Burt, Carol Ken- agy, Conni Mangan, Debbie Parks, Karen Smith, Margee Woods, Peggy Wymore, and Oli Ong. Then came June and with it our last day of high school and Graduation. We’re out on our own in the wide world now but We’ve only just begun...” 190 Upper 10 Percent Class of 1971 Top: Betty Collin 3.950 Glenn Daley 3.929 Bob May 3.907 Mike Cowgill 3.881 Scott Duttenhaver 3.881 Jo Anne Coffman 3.860 Diana Aschenbrenner 3.833 Nancy Parker 3.829 Wendy Krislen 3.825 Cheryl Luscher 3.810 Wayne Miller 3.791 Barbara Pearce 3.786 Connie Fancher 3.762 Darrel Glaser 3.690 Katherine Greiner 3.690 Dorothea Lines 3.690 David Slyter 3.659 Paula Brazeale 3.619 Jackie Duerr 3.595 Peggy Wymore 3.595 Richard Drew 3.571 Pamela J. Smith 3.571 James Wilson 3.548 Pynne Looper 3.537 Cody Crenshaw 3.524 Pamela Abrell 3.512 George McAdams 3.512 Jeffrey Mussler 3.500 Bill Potter 3.500 David Winters 3.488 Clayton Gerig 3.476 Terrence Leeper 3.476 Carol Kenagy (Possible Valedictorian) 3.976 Marjorie Gustine (Possible Salutatorian) 3.952 Wes Reynolds (Possible Salutatorian) 3.952 Boy and Girl Staters ,tA vr tAvr Front Row: Richard Hoy, Gary Ramsdell. Jan Rowell. Mike Cowgill, Brent Gourley. Row Two: Dalton Johnson, Pynne Looper, Barb Pearce, Bob May. Row Three: Kevin Hughes, Connie Fancher, Margee Woods, Scott Duttenhaver, Mike Burrelle. Row Four: Dave Copley. 192 DAR BPW Left: Marge Gustine, BPW Girl of the Month. From Top: Carol Kenagy, DAR Good Citizen; Conni Man gan, Jackie Duerr, Nancy Parker BPW Girls of the Month. Right: Margee Woods, BPW Girl of the Month. 193 .. Upper Left: Friendliest, Bonnie Pace and John Adams. Upper Right: Best Sense of Humor, Gail Whitmore and Jim Lander. Lower Right: Most Likely to Suc- ceed, Wes Reynolds and Carol Kenagy. 194 Senior Personalities % P Top: Best All-Around Personality, Joan Baker and Mike Cowgill. Lower Left and Right: Most Athletic, Dave Copley and Carla Hazen. 195 Upper Left: Most Gullible, Francis Grover and Pat Bullard. Upper Right and Lower Left: Most Talented, Conni Mangan and Dana Reed. Lower Right: Most Attractive, Karen Smith and Brad Daily. 196 Top: Peppiest, Peggy Wells and Frank Swehosky. Lower Left: Best Dressed, Debi Bell and Wayne Zurmely. 197 Upper Left: Biggest Flirts, Mike Monroe and Debbie Parks. Upper Right: Teacher's Trials. Sandi Wooton and Dave Jones. Lower Right: Most Dependable, Mike Burrelle and Luann Vorderstrasse. Class Officers Junior Craig Cowgill. Pres; Vicki Gerig. Sec; Pat Hellberg. Rep; Shauna Hartle, Rep; Dan Hayes. Treas; Jeff King. Rep; LuAnn Kindopp, Rep; (Not Pictured) Dave Schmidt, Vice Pres. 199 Juniors Darlene G. Abraham r i Warren D. Randy Aikens Alexandor Bruce Allon Mark Allen Steven Jayme Alloy Anderson Florence Randy Angerman Arnold Carey Bailey James S. Baker, Jr. Susan K. Baker Alan Ballinger Gail Barkley Terry Kathy Barnes Barreto Karen Barreto Debbie Barrows Carrie Blair Donald Blanshan Linda Bartmann Carol Bloom A A Lorin Baum Ronald Bolf Diane Bond Mike Bellinger Marvina Borntrager Steven Bennett Debra Bowman Ron Benshoof Mike Branton Paula Bishop % Judy Braught David Braun Gene Peggy Ricky Sharon Marilyn Denise Mike Brazel Bremer Brewer Bricker Briskey Broussard Brown Joella John David Betty Mary Gary William Dixie Bryant Bryant Burbach Burkholder Burnett Burr Cadwoll Calkins Steven Brown Joni Canaga Calvin Carter Bill Carter Susan Caurse Leann Chambers Carol Chandler 200 Juniors Wendy Chitwood Merlin Christ Ave Jan Dorothy Christensen Christensen Rick Christensen Virginia Christy Scott Dennis Michael Coberly Cochran Coddington Betty Coffman % Jeff Cole Crystal Copeland Joe Copple Tony Coughran Rose Cole Craig Cowgill Connie Cox Debbie Craighead Rebecca Cray Ron Cruise Jean Marsha Cunningham Cutts Eddie Dahl Kadra Davis :v j John Denker Shaun Daily Steve Denton Loren Danielson Debra DeGarmo Billie Jo Dargis o Leo Deibele Timmy Davenport Leslie DeKuyper Gary Davern Joanne Denker Kim Jan Dennis Jay Eddie Dorsing Duncan Dunmeyer Eastwood Ebbs Dave Edwards Debbie Zipse and Louann Kindopp try to es- cape from class. 201 Juniors Christie Eeds Randy Ellis Debbie Mitchell, a faithful tribesman, gives the Warrior a Halloween treat. Scott Pat Jerry Fancher Fitzwater Flowers Don Freeman ft Susie French Beckie Freeman Cathy Freoman Jody Garrison Sharlene George Randy Gerig Russell Gerig Vicki Gerig Diane Ginther Malia Gorman Dave Gorton Rick Gosser Jack Graham Linda Graham Sandy Gray Terri Greenly Ron Grover Rick Hagen Kathy Haley Cindy Harvey Molody Harvey Joe Hatfield Linda Hanson Brad Kathy Hendricks Hern Becky Falwell Cynthia Fuller Linda Gilson Rod Gregory Chris Harvey Linda Hess 202 Juniors Debbie Kathy Hewett Hillary Mike Lynn Housley Hurd Gayle Hinderlie Rex Hurd Marten Hiner Timothy Hodges Hugh Hoffman Jim Linda Holt Hoover Sherry Horner Jim Hyder Don Immel Gary Irving Dennis Irwin Billy Johnson Kim Marie Tresa Nancy Ty Johnson Jolley Jones Jones Brad Kanagy Rodney D. Kau Janice Keefauv. Louann Douglas Kindopp King Jeff Aimee Douglas Ricky Howard Mike Linda King Kingsley Knight Knudtson Koos Kutsch Kuipers Linda Denise Linville lovejoy Kathy Tarina low Lowe Mike Luehring Lu Ann Lytle Rodney Kau frantically does his assignment while roll is being taken. 203 Juniors All of that out of one eat! sighs Rick Christensen as Kathy Hern looks on. Ruth Mays Julia McCann Rod McCombs Kathy McCrary Jimmy McDonald Gayle McDowell Alfred Medeiros Sherry Medeiros i Karla Melzer Nancy Meng Terry Messinger Connie Middlestadt Dale Middlestadt Steve Middleton Linda Miller Ron Miller Debra Mitchell Sherry Mitzel Lois Moody Lynn Moody Russ Moody Leanna Morse Brenda Mosley Norman Randy Myrick Nakonsky Nancy Nelson John F. Nelson Randy Nelson Beverly Neuman 3 Gary Newton Laird Nicholson Beth Olmstead Jerry Olson Bernadine Osterman Mary Ann Osterman Mike Nixon Lynette Oliver Nena Lois Nott Nylund Cheryl Nofziger Sue Ostlund Jimmy Otta Dawn Overman Harriett Paetsch Jimmie Lou Parker 204 Juniors Deborah Joyce Parkhurst Pauli Mike Pierce Carol Pettner Dave Penfold Dave Peoples Roger Perry Diane Plank Caryn Dan Pollock Powell Sherron Lynn Persinger Peters Jon Powell Lois Price Jeanine Peterson Valerie Peterson Debbie Roxy Pruitt Pulliam Jon Rae Chuck Thomas Vicky David Mike Cindy Dave Debra Rahe Rauch Raymond Reil Rex Rice Robertson Roles Barbara Ross I A Phyllis Schmidt Tim Sharp Alan Michelle Roth Rowley Lome Joyce Schoen Schrouder Carolee Bob Shepherd Shimmin Teresa Sells Jean Sims Russ Janice Salvage Sanderson Ronald Kandi Shanks Shannon Mary Siolander Thomas Skeele Laurie Polly David Schaeffer Scheele Schmidt Terry Smallman Mark Smetana Dave Smith Hugh Smith Anna Slyter Regina Smith Wheel My arm can go out this far, exclaims Pam Davis as she shows her finest physical abil- ities. 205 Juniors Can I look yet? exclaims shy Roxy Pulliam. Teresa Eileen Thoma Thomas Mike Ufford fS Gary Troy Ward Watson Timothy Tyler Karlee Thompson Mike Thorp Charles Odley Ulm Vallely Tom Cindy Weller Wesley Jimmy Dean Jim Mike Debra Snyder Spady Spooner Spurgeon Standley Ju”e Teresa Cynthia Wayne sam Starnes Station Steele Stenberg Stephens D rrel Karin Minnie May Leslie Patricia Sevens Stover Swanson Sweeter Thackaberry Mitchell Gary Jeanne Donald Ben Tomlinson Tow Tucker Tuma Kriscina Carol Jon Edna Dean VanHoutan Vorderstrasse Vorderstrasse Waltcnberg Ward :ir h Turner (Steve) Westerham Kenneth Westover Francie Wetherell Amy Williams Jerry Wilkinson 206 Juniors Cheryl Yordy Bruce Dori� Yoder Zemlicka Tom Zerkel Debra Zipse Pat Hellberg and Dan Hayes struggle to pull the Junior class through once more. 207 208 Rotarians Junior Seated: Dave Edwards, Brad Kanagy, Pat Hellberg; Standing: Scott Fancher, Craig Cowgill, Dan Hayes. Mike Rex, Dan Powell 209 Sophomore Class Officers Back to Front: Mark Johnson, Rep; Rick Campbell, Pres; George Brazeale, V. Pres; Gayle Carpenter, Rep; Lori Nelson, Sec; Marlene Johnson. Treas; Dave Miller, Rep; Bruce Jones, Rep. 210 Sophomores Merle Cheryll Ackeret Adams Robert Anderson Gregory Barreto Sherri Arnaz William Bartman Janice Busenburg Sandi Cagle Debra Adkins Margarett Arnold Rick Bateson Debra Berry Kathy Brown Joyce Bradley Bonnie Agee John Atchley Susan Alexander Tom Alexander Nancy Almen Bruce Fern Altizer Anderson Judy Atchley Donna Austad Linda Ayers Gary Bonita Bacher Bare Lavonne Baughman Edward Bauman Edward Beam Linda Jim Belanger Bellinger Jeff Bellon Marilyn Birdsall Debra Blanshan Michael Bohlken David Bojc Stephanie Bond Alan Borland Vickie Brainard Kevin Brannon Laurie Mike Brown Brown Rhonda Branton George Brazeale Darrel Debbie Bridges Brooks Larry Susan Calson Cameron Debbie Campbell John Campbell Patrick Campbell Richard Campbell Kay Cantrell 211 Sophomores With the help of two sophomores, a junior shows them his superior level. Robert Clark Lois Collum John Colvin Charlotte Terry Combs Copley John Crossman Mike Cruise Ann Daugherty Jim Davenport Terry Davison Jeff David Gayle Cheryl Carpenter Catone Steve Bill Christiansen Clark Verl Courtney Donald Dahlbcrg Elan Daily Ethel DeCosta Rod DcGarmo Geoffrey Chapman Viola Chase Marv Chisholm James Patty Clark Clark Calvin Clark Rhonna Coberly Vicki Coddington Mike Codings $ % ash w, Evelyn Jim Bill Daley Daniel Danielson Debra Dell Kenneth Dixson Barbara Duerr Helen Dufur Ronald Duke Sally Duncan Valerie Margie Cunnigan Durham Jeffrey Edwards Brad Ellis 212 Sophomores Lisa Ericktcn Gwenda Esbcnshade Sandi Estep Janet Stephanie Evans Evans Debbie Fadden Nita Fenner Susan Feuerstein Robert Fetter Jim Graham Robert Gray Frank Greenly Eileen Greiner Mike Grenz Penny Grimes AW Mike Griner Robert Griswold Charles Grove Larry Hanson Janet Harman Ward Patty Harriman Harrington Patrick Harris Brian Hartl Patty Hasenyager Rebecca Tom Heisler Hermans V DeLoy Haskett Andrea Haven Cindy Hayes Norm Hammond Barbara Hanen Ward Hanna Brent Heyne Kathleen Jill Hibbert Hill Ken Hills Stanley Hinderlic Tina Where should we have the kegger tonight? (Root- Hodges beer?) 213 Sophomores My fingers are killing me! Bob Hodson Kathy Hoerof Lucille Hoffman Laura Hokland Jerry Holder Jody Hunt Nancy Hurst Kathy Hyder Ray Jackman Julia Jellison Mark Johnson Carl Keen Ann Koontr Robert Johnson Roxanne Johnson Susan K. Johnson Tom Johnson Bruce Jones Gary Trecia Jones Juhnke Ron Keen V John Kelker Charlotte Kihn Paul Kramer Larry Tina Krause Kvale Lori Klavano :V Richard LaBelle Mary Wesley Kleint Knodel Susan Lee Kim Klee Cheryl Toni Lander Langstaff Roger Joan Lemons Lewis Renee Jed Lindsey Little 1 Jennifer Don Kevin Samual Livingston Longtain Loree Loveall A l Lorie Housley Nancy Jensen Marlene Johnson James Keefauver Debra Kommer Linda Lembke Teresa Magee 214 '1L L John Peter Frank Marshall Mastenbrook Matthews Janet McClouskey McCrae Teresa McConnel Jay Danita Mehr Melson Cheri Men Joel Morgan James Nutter 1 Kerry Murray Jeff Oiler Danny Musgrove John Olson Steve Mattick Katherine McCready Colleen Miller Barbara Otta - JL Jeff Loren Overen Pace Jeff Rod Paetsch Paetsch Sophomores John May James McDaniel Willard McDowell Dan McGowan Terry McMahan Philip McPherson David Miller Ron Miller Sandra Miller Sheryl Miller Tom Miller Richard Mitchell Loretta Mockry Carolyn Moore Robin Moran Luan Morford Clifford Lori Teresa Nelson Nelson Nelson Chris Otta Patty Palazzi Sophomores are timidly sitting on the mighty bench while keep ing a look out for a senior. Sophomores Abra - da-bra type! Randy Laura Frank R rR®r Park Passmore Robert Maurice Sue Peterson Pettner Plagmann Kevin Patterson Gilbert Pouliot Vickie Price Sharon Provost Sally Pruitt Mike Pugmire Jim Danny Ray Raymond Mike Reed Marty Reimer Jeff Reynolds Denise Rich Marlee Richey Susan Roberts Darlene Robertson % Ral Roosa Malcolm Ross Mike Russell Keith Schenck Carolyn Schrock Donald Schwartzengraber Steve Searles Pam Sharp Mary Anne Pouliot Mark Rieke Linda Pratt Debra Ramsey Jeff Roberts Anita Sargeant Michael Saunders Lano Simons Sara Sims Carolyn Sinclair Gary Skeele Joe Smallman Lynn Smetana Connie Smith Rod Smith Ron Smith 216 Sophomores JoAnne Solberg Robert Sordello Ken Sorenson Roger Spier Virginia Spooner Lonnie Straney Dane Strause Kathy Suing Linda Summers Jerilee Suter Pamela Thompson David Vonsild Mark Vorderstrasse David Tomlinson Joan Wahl Ramona Wahl Patty Truax Allen Ward Jonathan West Judy White Nancy Wiberg - s Stan Wilde Diane Wilson James Wilson Lelan White Sherri White James Whitmore Terry Willard Daniel Williams Tom Williams Tom Wilson Jackie Witherspoon Kim Wood Mike Sprinkle Elaync Spurgeon Diane Stock Patricia Storms Michael Sweat Sue Swehosky Paul Sylvester m Phyllis Sylvester Rocky Ward Vickie VanKopp Madel Wardlaw Lois Waters Ron Waters L.U.H.S. students laugh as a rook falls into the trash can. Sophomores Mark Wood Chris Wright Larry Wright Theresa Wright Von Marie Yahnke Cynthia Jen Scott Timothy Yoder Zegers Zimbrick Zook John Zurcher Janet Zena Rose Kevin Zurmely Adams Burt If he kissed me once will he kiss me again? 218 Freshman CJassv Officers Betty Aplet, Rep; Diane Carter, Sec; Cathy Hayden, Rep; Karen Clark, Kelly Johnson and Mike Bresler, Rep. Pres; Corry Metcalf, Vice-Pres; Terry MacNamar, Treas; (Not Pictured) 219 Freshmen Dewain Alexander Lo Robert Allen Allen Adcana Ammon Debbie Arao Bob Armstrong Danny Austad David Badeau Lucinda Bare Dierdre Bates Carol Argast Kathi Baum 3 i q fj i 3 £5j bat STl A M 1 A I £ ■f Steve Bond Tanya Bond Gary Boucher Dani Boyer Mike Richard Tom Mike Dan Boyer Bradley Braun Bresler Brewster Marsha Diane Carpenter Carter Debbie Ellen Chitwood Christ Karen Clark John Clendenen Doug Cepurna Charlotte Chastain Susan Cochran Janet Coddington lift Kathleen Coddington m Georgia Coleman Janet Codings Steve Collins Mark Colvin Marvin Cline 220 Freshmen Jeff Cummings Dolly Davit A Colleen Dodge Steve Eriksen Tim Fitzwater Jim Cunningham J k ft 1 Denzel Conner % Dan Cordoza Denver Cox Q, Vern Daily Glenda Davenport Linda Davern «I - John Culve Dan Davis Lori Davis Frances DeCosta Dennis Dennver Lori Depue Ervin Dfcks Sally Dixon Jeff Dizig Pat Duerr Barbara Don Dunnigan Duke Mike Duffield Brian EastwOod Dorena Endicott Arthur Eriksen Karma Eriksen Carolyn Olney Pam Rodney Gregg Ford Ford Foster Fouts Franks Patty Fritz Tom Nixon gets caught trying to replace the apple he just ate. Freshmen Mike Bresler dreams up another masterpiece for his Art project. Gary Halverson Frank Hammack Monita Hantze Connie Patcrcsa Donald Hayes Headley Heath Tina Cathy Edwin Hill Hodde Holmes Valerie Garver Joyce Gerig Mary Ellen Gillett Sheri Gilliam Diana Garlinghouse Kim Rinee Ginthcr James Garron 'Off Doug Glaser Tim Greiner Larry Griffith Mike Groff Jamie Grover Jeff Gumm Darlene Hale Taith Gail Karen Harvey Haskins Hauck Cathy Hayden John Hessivick William Hess Jamie Howard Richard Vickie Alan Rose Karen Howell Hubbard Hughes Hurd Hurst 222 Freshmen Linda Hunt Kelly Johnson Mary Paula Hutley Hutley Lila Johnson Vivian Jones Ron Immel Alvin Israel Janet Mark Jordan Jordan Mark David King Kinxer Larry Gary LaFond Lambert Jane Jan Lehne Lewis Craig Lohner Jim Lytle Carolyn Make John Malby Rick Malusky Wesley Marshall Judy Martin Mary Jackson Karen Kagee Karen Kirkley Becky Lane Jake Littleton Jean Mack Terry Marvin Phillip Jackson Rhonda Jonson Lisa Georgane Kanagy Keefauver Rod Keen John Ranae Bobby Knosal Knudtson Koff Peggy Cindy Georgia Leard Lee Lee Mark Lady looks over the plans for the farm of the future. 223 Freshmen Rust Masog Patte Mason Chris McAuliffe Mike McDonald Margarato McGowen Kathy McKee Terri McKinney Terry McNamar Lana Melton Miss America Who? Julie Tim Mary Cory Rosanne Nancy Mercier Merzenich Messingcr Metcalf Michael Middlestad Wayne Miller Kelley Minter David Mohni Sandie Monkin Kathy Monroe Tosha Moore Wanda Miller Dennis Clinton Middleton Miller Bruce Morgan Jonie Morss Billie Larry Murrhee Myrick J Ron Nakonsky Lois Nattererer Beth Nelson Don Nelson Robbie Tom Newbigging Nixon Chuck Nofziger I si Connie Nofziger Mark Nofziger Darryl Olson Larry Olson Sonna O'Neil Lori Otta a J.y Ovoron Debbie Paetsch a Mike Palettner J Clyde Parker Harold Passmore Pearale Patterson Carmel Peltz Debbie Patent Kaye Patent 224 Freshmen Dan Mike Pemberton Peoples Donna Richard Philips Plinski James Nadine Plynell Powell Teresa Powell Bill Pulliam Neil Purkerson Lynn Rackleff Mary Rauch Phillip Reeves Diane Remillard Jeff Rex Joann Cheryl Reyan Reynolds Joy Rogers lf Deniece Sargeant Lenora Schmidt Ray Schrock Deborah Seals Debbie Glenda Shanks Sharp Allan Runia Mike Schaffner Connie Kim Rush Russell Tom Ross Jo lisa Mark Schulke Scott Pat Shattuck Roxanne Shimmin Randel Russell Tim Russell Mary Sanders 225 Freshmen Pat Goold opens the door for his date Bob Me Cann. Ron Cheryl Mike Shipman Simpson Sims Jennie Smith Leslie Stahly Roger Smith Tim Standley 4 sh Dorene Starnes Rick Sizemore Sheri Starr Cheryl Gay Lynn Smith Smith Tim Steele Rhonda Spencer . Mike Stewart Erma Tackett Jerry Thomasson Dural Sylvester Randall Thorp Edyth Thurber Anita Storms Vickie Stoti $ Gina Dan Tennant Thackabcrry Susan Truax Kenny Ufford Chris Vandehey Larry Vorderstrasse Mike Vorderstrasse I Don Wagoner Bill Walls Jennifer Nick Walter Ward ■rJ} Randy Watson Rod Wells Cheryl Watt « Kathy Weismann George Dale Wetherell Wilkins Jack Dennis Leslie Wiliams Wilson Winters Tim Winters Richard Wise Vicki Wittrig Karen Wolfenbarger Kathy Wolfenbarger Alan Carl Wood Wood 226 Freshmen ILI William Barry Woodworth Wright Teresa Dana Young Zipse Debra Michelle Wright Wright Tom Zurcher Roger Neal Wright Wyatt Debra Dan Yeoman Yordy Lisa Young 227 Upper Left: Wayne Miller captivates the girls with his new zebra socks. Upper Right: Twinkle, twinkle little star... 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Main McPHERSON'S DRUG CENTER Main at Oak SMITH PIERCE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 3rd Grant BING'S KITCHEN 2416 S. Santiam Hwy. People need phones wherever they are (so we put them there) Nothing quite takes the place of the telephone when you need aid or information fast wherever you are. That’s why we’ve installed bright new Public Tele- phone Booths in and near town, at the places you’re most likely to need them. When you’re away from the house and nothing but a phone call will do, look for the nearest Public Tele- phone. They’re just waiting to help. Your Friends at LINN COUNTY TELEPHONE CO. 60 W. Grant 258-2145 LAMBERT MOTOR CO. S. Santiam Hwy. 258—2151 260 BEST WISHES Bill Lander Philippi Ford Stayton PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY DR. KENNETH HAEVERNICK Physician Surgeon DR. ROBERT DAUGHERTY Physician Surgeon DR. RALPH HERRON Physician Surgeon DR. MERCEDES ALTIZER Physician Surgeon DR. BENTLEY ALTIZER Physician Surgeon DR. C.W. SCHOEN Physician Surgeon DR. FRANK GIROD Physician Surgeon DR. ARTHUR DENKER Physician Surgeon DR. A. L. FRENCH, JR. Physician Surgeon DR. PETER L. HATFIELD Physician Surgeon DR. BENJAMIN E. KENAGY Physician Surgeon DR. JOHN BURDELL Optometrist DR. GARY W. JONES Optometrist DR. TERRY PACE Optometrist DR. RICHARD YAHN Dentist DR. C. A. WOODS Dentist DR. PHILIP LYNCH Chiropractor DR. D. R. MYRTUE Veternarian 261 Abbott, Richard (12) ________________ Abraham, Darlene G. (11) ............ 200 Abrell, Pamela (12) 84, 109, 169 Ackreret, Merle (10) 211 Adams, Barry (Mr.) 68, 122, 124, 136, 137 Adams, Cheryll (10) 65, 211 Adams, John (12) 12, 28. 30, 42, 55, 56 57, 80, 169, 194 Adams, Michelle (12) Adams, Nancy (12) 169 Adams, Zenarose (10) ................. 218 Adkins, Debra (10) 211 Adkins, Dessa (12) 57, 169 Agan, luan Dayle (12) 169 Agee, Bonnie (10) . 211 Aikins, Warren D. (11) 200 Alexander, Christine (12) .. 93, 169 Alexander, Dewain (9) _________________220 Alexander, Randy (11) _______________200 Alexander, Susan (10) .............. 211 Alexander, Tom (10) ... 127, 211 Allen, Bruce (11) . . 200 Allen, Fayette (12) 169 Allen, Les (9) 148, 152, 220 Allen, lewis (9)_______________________148 Allen, Mark (11) .. 200 Allen, Robert (9) .................... 220 Alley, Steven (11) _______________ 200 Almen, David (12) 169 Almen, Nancy (10).................... 211 Altizer, Bruce (10) 132, 153, 211 Altizer, Martin (12) 31, 132, 169 Ammon, Adeana Rose (9) 220 Anderlik, Cheryl (12) 18, 90, 169 Anderson, Debra (11) ................ 200 Anderson, Elaine (12) 169 Anderson, Erland (Mr.) . 75 Anderson, Fern (10) 118, 211 Anderson, Jayme (11) ... 200 Anderson, Josephine .................. 76 Anderson, Meg (9) ...............119, 220 Anderson, Robert (10) 211 Anderson, Virginia .................. 77 Andreas, Linda (11) ..„___________ 200 Angerman, Florence (11) .............. 200 Angerman, Katherine (9) .............. 220 Aplet, Betty (9) 219, 220 Aplet, Darlene (9) 220 Aplet, Jerald (12) ... 169 Argast, Carol Ann (9) 220 Argast, Erin (12) Argo, Debra Marie (9) 220 Armstrong, Robert (9) 220 Arnaz, Sherri (10) ..................211 Arnold, Margarett (10) ............ 211 Arnold, Randy (11)..... 28, 29, 57, 200 Arnold, Steven (12) 169 Aschenbrenner, Diana (12) 89, 169 Atchley, John (12) ... 55, 169 Atchley, John A. (10) ............... 211 Atchley, Judy (10) ..................211 Atkin, Donald (9) 220 Austad, Danny (9) 220 Austad, Donna (10) __________________ 211 Axen, Douglas (Mr.) 68, 158 Ayers, Linda (10) 211 — B — Bacher, Gary (10) 211 Bacher, Patty (12)................... 169 Badeau, Ann (12) 96. 169 Badeau, Bill (12) 25, 110, 169 Badeau, David (9)................ 148, 220 Bailey, Carey (11) 200 Baker, James S. Jr. (11) 200 Baker, Jayne (12) 91, 98, 169 Baker, Joan (12) 91, 98. 169, 195 Baker, Susan K. (11) 200 Ballinger, Alan (11) 200 Bare, Bonita (10) 211 Bare, Lucinda (9) 220 Barkley, Gail (11) 200 Barkley, Karen (12) 170 Barley, Sandra K. (9) 220 Bauman, Gay (9) . Baxley, Cheryl (9) Baxley, James (11) Beam, Edward (10) Barnes, Terry Lester (11) _____________ 200 Barnhart, Edie _________________________ 77 Barnhart, Pegi (12) 16, 23, 82, 85, 116, 117 170, 184, 186 Barreto, Gregory (10) 211 Barreto, Karen (11) 200 Barreto, Kathleen (11) 200 Barrett, James( Mr.) 54, 148 Barrington, Odes (11) ............. Barrington, Sharon (9)_________________ Barrows, Arthur (12) _______________ Barrows, Debbie (11) 200 Bartmann, Linda (11) ............... 200 Bartman, William (10) ............ 211 Bates, Christopher (12) 170 Bates, Dierdre (9) 220 Bates, Lonnie (12) 170 Bateson, Cynthia (12) ............... 170 Bateson, Rick (10) 211 Baughman, LaVonne (10)________:________211 Baum, Kathi (9) 220 Baum, Lorin (11) 200 Bauman, Edward (10) ___________________ 211 220 .... 220 158, 159, 200 107, 127, 211 Beard, Rachael (12)_____________________170 Beard, Randall (10)____________________ Bellanger, Linda K. (10) ... 211 Bell, Deborah (12) .......... _...170, 197 Bellinger, James (10) . 87, 127, 141, 211 Bellinger, Mike (11) ....... 95, 104, 200 Bellon, Jeff (10) 211 Belveal, Rick (10) .......... 55, 132, 211 Belveal, Sharon (9) 29, 30, 220 Belveal, Stephanie (12)_____________55, 170 Bender, Carl (9) 142, 220 Benham, Lalona (9) 98, 220 Bennett, Mike (10) _______________ 127, 211 Bennett, Steven I. (11) ... . 200 Benshoof, Ron (11) .................... 200 Benz, Doreen 77 Berry, Debra (10) 211 Birdsall, Marilyn (10) 30, 211 Bishop, Dan (12) 170 Bishop, Paula E. (11) .... 55, 56, 66, 200 Bishop, Richard (9) 220 Black, Kay Tucker (12) 170 Blair, Carrie L (11) 93, 200 Blair, Kent (9)_________________________220 Blanshan, Debra (10)____________________211 Blanshan, Donald (11) __________________200 Blanshan, Matthew (12) 170 Bloom, Carol (11) ..................... 200 Bohlken, Michael (10)______________164, 211 Boje, David K. (10) ___________________ 211 Boje, Jack (9) 71, 220 Bolf, Ronald (11) 104, 200 Bond, Diane (11)________________________200 Bond, John (12) 170, 172 Bond, Stephanie (10)____________________211 Bond, Steve (9) 128, 148, 220 Bond, Tanya (9) _______________________ 220 Bond, William (9)_______________________220 Bondo, Paul (Mr.) ........... 75, 112, 128 Boos, Stuart (Mr.)_____________________ 52 Boren, Marilyn (12)_________ 93, 170, 180 Borland, Alan (10) _____________________211 Borntrager, Marvina (11) 55, 154, 155, 200 Borst, Becky (12) ____________________ 170 Bosch, Alvina (12)____________________ 170 211 142, 220 _____ 200 ..... 220 ..... 220 _____211 -.... 211 _____ 170 _____ 171 220 _____ 211 Bosch, Judy (10) Boucher, Gary (9)_______ Bowman, Debra (11) Boyer, Dani (9) ________ Boyer, Michael (9) Bradley, Darlene (10) Bradley, Joyce (10)_____ Bradley, Lois (12) ____ Bradley, Marvin (12) Bradley, Richard (9) Brainard, Vickie (10) Brannon, Kevin (10) Brant, Sherrie (12) Branton, Mike (11) .... Branton, Rhonda (10) Braught, Judy (11) .... 127, 164, 211 __________171 ---------200 --------- 211 ---------200 Braun, David (11) ______________ 145, 200 Braun, Tom (9) ................... 140, 220 Brazeale, George (10) 127, 149, 150, 210 211 Brazeale, Paula (12) .. 91, 171 Brazel, Gene (11) 200 Bremer, Peaav (11) .. 200 Brendle, Carolee 77 Bresler, Mike (9) 128, 142, 152, 219, 220 222 Bresler, Terry (12) 13, 80, 82, 83, 102, 113 132, 171, 183 Brewer, Dennis (12) __________________ Brewer, Ricky (11)_______________________200 Brewster, Danny (9) __________________ 220 Bricker, Sharon A. (11) ........_....... 200 Bridges, Darrell (10) .................. 211 Briskey, Marilyn (11) ... 200 Bronson, Don (12)________________________171 Brooks, Debbie (10)______________________211 Brousard, Denise (11) ___________________200 Brown, Beryl (Miss) 72 Brown, Benjy (10)________________________211 Brown, Dannielle (12) .................. 171 Brown, Jonathan (9)............. 132, 220 Brown, Julia (10) ................. . .. 211 Brown, Kathy (10) 211 Brown, Laurie (10) 211 Brown, Leslie (12)_______________________171 Brown, Lyle (Mr.) 66 Brown, Michael Alan (11)_______________ 200 Brown, Mike (10) ______________________ 211 Brown, Milton (12) ..................... 178 Brown, Neil (12) _______________________ 171 Brown, Paul (12) .171 Brown, Steven (11) 200 Brush, Richard (10) 87, 122, 149, 151, 211 Bryant, Joella (11) _________________ 200 Bryant, John (12) ...................... 200 Bullard, Patrick (12) ___________ 171, 178 Bult, Leonard____________________________ 77 Burbach, David (11) 141, 158, 200 Burbach, Nanci (10) ____________________ 211 Burbach, Ron (9)______________________ 220 Burgess, Crystal (10)_________________211 Burkholder, Betty (11)........... 95, 200 Burnett, Mary A. (Passmore) (11) .. 200 Burr, Gary (11)__________________________200 Burrelle, Michael (12) 14, 15, 33, 87, 113 171, 184, 192, 198 Burrelle, Rhonna (10)____________________211 Burretto, Greg 127 Burridge, Henry (Mr.) 66 Burt, Kevin (10) ............... 153, 218 Burt, Stephanie (12).... 13, 80, 132, 171 Burtner, Gordon (Mr.)___________ 28, 61 Busenburg, Jackie (9) 220 Busenburg, Janice (10) . . .. 211 — C — Cable, Ronald (9) Cadwell, William F. (11) ... 25, 55, 200 Cagle, Sandi (11)................... 211 Caldwell, Robert (12) 171 Calkins, Debra (12) ___________________ 171 Calkins, Dixie (11) 200 Calkins, Heidi (9) .................. 220 Calson, Larry (10) . 25,55,211 Cameron, Susan (10) ................... 211 Campbell, Benna (9) 220 Campbell, Debbie (10) 211 Campbell, John (10) ................. 211 Campbell, Patrick (10) 122, 144, 146, 211 Campbell, Richard (10) 87, 127, 210, 211 Campbell, Robert (12) .......... 171 Canaga, Joni (11) 200 Canaga, Sheri (9) _ 220 Canavan, Daniel J. (9) ________________ 220 Canoy, Dale (11) 200 Cantrell, Kay (10) ........_........... 211 Carlson, Carolyn B. (11)___________ 57, 200 Carlson, Richard Wm. (9) _........._... 220 Carlson, Robert (9) 148, 152, 220 Carlson, Ronald Arthur (12) 129, 130 149 150, 171 Carlson, Stanley (10) ________________ 212 Carpenter, Gayle (10) 210, 212 Carpenter, Marcia (9) 220 262 Carpenter, Terry (12) ------------- 57, 172 Carroll, Don (Mr.) 72, 122 Carter, Bill (11)-----------------------200 Carter, Calvin (11) —.............. 122, 200 Carter, Debra (12)----------------------172 Carter, Diane (9).............. — 219, 220 Case, Phyllis------------------------- Casey, Larry (11)-----------------------200 Cate, Jim (11)--------------------------200 Catone, Cheryl (10) 212 Cawrse, Susan (11) 200 Capurna, Doug (9) ..................... 220 Chambers, Leann C. (11) 23, 36, 55, 116 117, 200 Chandler, Carol (11) 200 Chapman, Geoffrey (10)--------------158, 212 Chase, Viola (10) 212 Chastain, Charlotte (9) 220 Chism, Dennis (12) .„......................— 172 Chisholm, Marv (10)---------------------212 Chitwood, Debbie (9)--------------------220 Chitwood, Wendy M. (11)------------- 55, 201 Christ, Ellen (9)-----------------------220 Christ, Marlin (11) .............. 87, 201 Christensen, Ava Jan (11) 57, 132, 154, 201 Christensen, Dorothy (11)---------------201 Christensen, Kenneth (12)----------88, 172 Christensen, Rick (11) -......... 201, 204 Christensen, Roxann (10)----------------212 Christiansen, Steve (10) --------- 55, 212 Christy, Patricia (9)-------------------220 Christy, Shirley (12) ................ Christy, Virginia (11)------------------201 Clark, Calvin (10) .................... 212 Clark, Elizabeth (12)-------------------172 Clark, James (10)...................... 212 Clark, Janet (12)------------------93, 172 Clark, Karen (9).................. 219, 220 Clark, Patricia (10) —.................. 212 Clark, Robert (10)----------------------212 Clark, Scott (11)--------------------- Clark, William (10)______________________212 Clemmer, Jonathon W. (12)------------- Clemmer, Kathryn (10)-------------------212 Clendenen, John (9) ..------------------220 Cline, Marvin (9)----------------- 142, 220 Coakley, Bruce (12)------------------- Coakley, Cynthia (10)-------------------212 Coakley, Darrell (9) ----------------- - 220 Coberly, Rhonna (10) ------------------ 212 Coberly, Scott (11) .................. 201 Cochran, Dennis (11)---------------- 57, 201 Cochran, Susan (9)------------------ 54, 220 Coddington, Janet (9) ................. 220 Coddington, Kathleen (9)-----------------220 Coddington, Michael (11)............... 201 Coddington, Vicki (10)-------------------212 Coffman, Betty (11)----------------- 60, 201 Coffman, Joanne (12)-----------------57, 172 Col, Jeffrey (11) ..................... 201 Cole, Rose Marie (11)------------------ 201 Coleman, Dorothy (Mrs.)------------------ 74 Coleman, Georgia (9) ....... 220 Coleman, Katherine (11)............ 90, 201 Collings, Janet (9).................. 220 Codings, Michael (10) ....... 127, 141, 212 Collins. Betty (12) -------------- 95, 172 Collins, Royal Skip (12) 62, 98, 112, 123 135, 172 Collins, Steven Alan (9)----------------220 Collum, Judy (11) ................... 201 Collum, Lois (10)-----------------------212 Colvin, John (10)-----------------------212 Colvin, Mark (9) .................... 220 Comber, Cathy (9)____________ 86, 119, 221 Comber, Geneva (9)----------------------221 Comber, Treava (11)---------------------201 Combs, Charlotte (10)-------------------212 Combs, Larry (12)-----------------------172 Conner, Denzel (9) 128, 142, 221 Cook, Monte (12) _ 135, 137, 172, 173 Cook, Steve (9)-------------------------221 Copeland, Crystal (11) ...� ......-..... 201 Copley, David (12) 84, 85, 126, 134, 136 139, 161, 162, 172, 192, 195 Copley, Terry (10)--------------------- 212 Copple, Joe E. (11)................... 201 Cordoza, Daniel (9)--------------- 148, 221 Coughran, Tony (11)---------------------201 Courtney, Verl (10) ...........— 127, 212 Cowell, Lytle (Mr.)._... 66, 123, 127, 141 Cowgill, Craig (11) 82, 83, 87, 106, 107 158, 199 201 Cowgill, Michael (12) 82, 95, 135, 138 172, 192, 195 Cox, Connie E. (11)--------------------201 Cox, Denver (9)------------------------221 Cox. Kelly (11) 87, 95, 104, 149, 150 Cox, Lynne (9)-------------------------221 Cox, Mark (12) .... 123, 145, 146, 172 Cox, Zelma (9)-------------------------221 Coyle, Lois A. (11)-------------- 93, 201 Craig, Synthia (10)--------------------212 Craighead, Debbie (11)----------- 93, 201 Cramer, Doug--------------------------127 Crane, Lela (12) ............... 55, 172 Cray, Lucinda (10) —............. 86, 212 Cray, Rebecca (11) ------------------- 35, 201 Crenshaw, Cody (12) ... 63, 172 Croco, William (Mr.) 68, 69, 128, 160, 162 Croco, William (10) ------- 127, 164, 212 Crossman, Ann (10)-------—------------212 Crossman, John (10)-------------------212 Cruisem, Mike (10)--------------------212 Cruise, Ron (11)----------------------201 Cullison, Sherwin (Mr.)---------------61 Culver, John (9)----------------------221 Cummings, William Jeff (9)------------221 Cunningham, Daniel (12)----------------93, 173 Cunningham, James (9)-----------------221 Cunningham, Jean (11) ............... 201 Cunningham, John (12)-----------------173 Curran, Kirt (9)----------------------221 Cutlip, Casey (10)--------------------212 Cutts, Marsha (11)-------------- 109, 201 — D — Dadey, Joseph-------------------------------77 Dadey, Sarah (10)_____________________212 Dahl, Claude (9) _____________________221 Dahl, Eddie (11) 20, 28, 29, 30, 55, 56, 201 Dahl, Gary (11) 87, 106, 123, 143, 145 149, 150, 201 Dahl, Karen (9) 119, 221 Dahlberg, Donald (10)--------------------212 Daily, Bradford (12) ............ 55, 173 Daily, Elan (10)_________________28, 212 Daily, Shaun E. (11)_____-i___________ 201 Daily, Vern (9)_______ 128, 142, 161, 221 Daley, Glenn (12)____________________31, 99 Daley, Evelyn (10)--------------------212 Daniel, Jim (10) .....................212 Danielson, Bill (10) -----------------212 Danielson, Karen (12)--------55, 71, 173 Danielson, Loren (11)............ 153, 201 Dargis, Billie J. (11)-------------------201 Daugherty, Ann (10)______________118, 212 Davenport, Glenda Fay (9)----------------221 Davenport, Jim (10)-------------------212 Davenport, Salley (12)________________173 Davenport, Timmy (11)____________________201 Davern, Gary (11)------------------------201 Davern, Linda (9)---------------------221 David, Cynthia (12) ------------------ 173 David, Jeff (10)___________ 129, 212, 221 Davis, Danny (9)_________________________148 Davis, Dolly (9)----------------- 154, 221 Davis, Kadra (11)_____________________201 Davis, Lori (9)_______________________ 221 Davis, Pamela (11)__________ 57, 201, 205 Davison, Debra (9)---------------------221 Davison, Rebecca (12)------------------173 Davison, Terry (10)--------------------212 DeCosta, Ethel (10)------------------ DeCosta, Frances Lea (9)-------------221 Degarmo, Debra (11)---------------- 96, 201 DeGarmo, Rod (10)-----------------------212 Deibele, Leo (11)----------------------201 DeJong, Jerry (11) ------------------ 201 DeKuyper, Leslie (11)-------------------201 Dell, Debra (10)________________________212 Denker, Jeanne (11)---------------- 99, 201 Denker, John (11)____________ 132, 158, 201 Dennis, Kelly (12)----------------------173 Dennis, Sandra (12)---------------------173 Dennison, George (12)-------------------173 Denton, Steve (11)--------------- 96, 201 Denver, Dennis (9)---------------------221 Depue, Lori (9)------------------------221 Dey, Ricky (11)________________________201 Dirks, Ervin (9)-----------------------221 Dirks, Linda (11)______________________201 Ditterick, Steve (10) ----- 143, 145, 212 Dixon, Bill (10)_______________________212 Dixon, John (Mr.)-----------------------74 Dixon, Nita (11)----------------------201 Dixon, Salley (9)----------------------221 Dixson, Kenneth (10)-------------------212 Dizig, Jeff (9)------------------------221 Dodson, Charles (9)------------------- 221 Dodge, Coleen (9)---------------------221 Dorsing, Kim Leroy (11) 33, 140, 161, 201 Draper, Larry (12) 123, 173 Drew, Dick 71, 173 Drummond, Jonna (9)------------------- Duerr, Barbara (10)--------- 86, 132, 212 Duerr, Jacquie (12) 85, 113, 173, 177, 193 Duerr, Patrick (9) ------------ 148, 221 Duff, Rodney (12)________________112, 173 Duffield, Mike (9)_____________________221 Dufur, Helen (10) --------------- 118, 212 Duke, Don (9)__________________________221 Duke, Ron (10) ------------- 55, 98, 212 Dukes, Diane (12)_________________99, 174 Duncan, Gaye (12)-----------------98, 174 Duncan, Jan (11)---------------. 55, 201 Duncan, Sally (10)---------------------212 Dunmeyer, Dennis (11)------------------201 Dunnigan, Barbara (9)__________________221 Dunnigan, Valerie (10) --------------- 212 Durfee, Christine (12)---------------- Durham, Marge (10)---------------------212 Durlam, Mark (12)__________ 122, 173, 174 Duttenhaver, Scott (12) .... 57, 95, 174, 192 Eakin, Gleason (Mr.)---------- 76, 122, 125 Easton, Ronald (Mr.) --------------- 75, 76 Eastwood, Brian (9)----------------------221 Eastwood, Jay E. (11) .................. 201 Ebbs, Eddie (11)_________________________201 Eby, Linden (12)--------------------132, 174 Eddy, Robert-------------------------------77 Edgerly, Dennis (12)---------------------174 Edwards, Brad (12) ............ -- 144, 174 Edwards, David (11) 87, 123, 140, 164, 201 Edwards, Jeff (10) 87, 123, 134, 136, 138 164, 212 Edwards, Sheryl (11)---------------------202 Eeds, Christy (11)-----------------------202 Egner, Joe (11)--------------------------123 Eilers, Marte (12)________ 68, 93, 174, 197 Eklund, Janice (12)----------------------174 Ellis, Brad (10)_________________________212 Ellis, Randy (11)------------------------202 Endecott, Dorena (9)-------------- 119, 221 Erickson, Arthur (9)-------------------221 Erickson, Joan (12) -------------------- 174 Erickson, Karma (9)____________________221 Erickson, Lisa (10)----------------154, 213 Erickson, Margaret (11)------------------202 Erickson, Pam (11)----------------- 34, 202 Erickson, Steve (9)----------------------221 Erickson, Susan (Mrs.)------------------- 54 Esbenshade, Gwenda (10)------------------213 Estep, Sandi (10)------------------------213 Etherington, Diane (11)------------------202 Ebens, Jan (10)--------------------------213 Evans, Lori (12)-------------------------174 Evans, Stephanie (10)--------------------213 Evey, Beate_______________________________61 Fadden, Debbie (10)---------------------213 Fadden, Marilyn (11)-----------------202 Fair, William (10)--------------------- Falwell, Dole (9)----------------------221 Falwell, Rebecca (11)-----------------202 Fancher, Burr (Mr.)------------------- 74 Fancher, Connie (12)----- 88, 89, 174, 192 263 Fancher, Scott (11) .......... 89, 129, 202 Farrington, Richard (12) 55, 87, 123, 174 Faudskar, Melinda (Mrs.)_________________ 61 Fenner, Leslie (9) ................... 221 Fenner, Nita (10)________________________ 213 Fenner, Steven (12) ..................... 174 Fetter, Catherine (9)_____________________221 Fetter, Robert (10) ______________________213 Feuerstein, Larry (12) 174 Feuerstein, Susan (10)___________________ 213 Fisher, Floyd (12) 174 Fischer, Penny (9) ................. 86, 221 Fisk, Karen (Nelson) (12) 174 Fitzjohn, Madalyn Kaye (9)________________221 Fitzwater, Pat Steven (11) ______________ 202 Fifzwater, Tim (9) 221 Fleming, Bonita (9)_______________________221 Fleming, Marcella (12) .................. 174 Fleming, John (10) ______________________ 213 Flora, Sally (9).............. 132, 154, 221 Floro, Jenny (10) ....................... 213 Floro, Joni (9) __________________________221 Flowers, Earlene Carrol (12) . 174 Flowers, Jerry (11) ______________________202 Flowers, Jim (9) ........................ 221 Foltz, Garold 77 Forbes, Becky (10) ...................... 213 Forbes, Kerry (9) 221 Ford, Carolyn (9) .. 221 Ford, Dennis (11) ....................... 202 Ford, Leland (12) 122, 174 Ford, Olney L. (9) ______________________ 221 Foster, Eddie (10) 213 Foster, John (Mr.) ....................... 72 Foster, Pamela D. (9) 132, 221 Fouts, Robert (12) .... 55, 175 Fouts, Rodney (9) ................ 132, 221 Fowler, Paula (Miss) 61 Franks, Gregg Alan (9) 128, 152, 221 Frazier, William (Mr.) . 61 Frederick, Linda (12) 93, 175 Freeman, Cathy (11) __.............. HO, 202 Freeman, Donald (11) 202 Freeman, Rebecca (11) ................... 202 French, Susan 86, 96, 102, 132, 202 Fritz, Kurt (12) 144, 146, 175 Fritz, Leroy (Mr.)________________________ 74 Fritz, Patricia (9) 119,221 Froemke, Curt (11)______________________ Froemke, Lonnie (12) _ Fuller, Cynthia (11)______________________202 Fuller, Mike (9) 222 Fuller, Ron (9) 65, 128, 222 — G — Gilliam, Sheri (9) 222 Gilson, Linda (11) ................. 202 Ginther, Diane (11) 202 Ginther, Kim Rinee (9) 222 Glaser, Darrel (12) 95, 175 Glaser, Douglas (9) ................. 222 Glasgow, Denise (12)___________________175 Godel, Karen (9)________________ 119, 222 Going, Eugene (Mr.) ___________________ 75 Goodwin, Diana F. (12) ............... 175 Goold, Jeffrey (12) ................. 175 Goold, Patrick (10) ............ 213, 226 Gorman, Malia (11) 202 Gorton, David (11) ................... 202 Gorton, Sandra (12) ................. .175 Goss, Mike (12) ................. 73, 175 Gosser, Richard D. (11) ... 202 Gould, Keith (10) 141, 213 Gourley, Brent (12) ............ 176, 192 Gowen, Connie (12) 176 Graham, Charlene (9) 222 Graham, Deanna (12) .................. 176 Graham, Jack (11) ... .... 202 Graham, Jim (10) ................... 213 Graham, Linda (11)___________________202 Graham, Richard (12) ............... 176 Gray, Robert (10)............... 153, 213 Gray, Sandra (11) .. 93, 202 Gray, Steve (9) _______________ 142, 222 Greenly, Frank (10) _________ 164, 213 Greenly, Terri (11) _______________ 202 Gregory, Rodney P. (11) ............ 202 Greiner, Eileen (10) . . 86,213 Greiner, John (9) _____ 142, 222 Greiner, Katherine (12) .176 Greiner, Mary (12).................... 176 Greiner, Pam (9) 132, 222 Greiner, Tim (9) _______________ 152, 222 Grenz, Mike (10)___________________55, 213 Grieve, Gary (12) ................... 176 Griffith, Daniel (12) .......... 112, 176 Griffith, Larry (9) 222 Grimes, Penny (10) 213 Griner, Mike (10) 213 Griswold, Robert (10) 213 Groff, Mike (9) ..................... 222 Grove, Charles (10) 87, 129, 213 Grove, Daniel (12) 75, 87, 144, 172, 176 Grover, Frances (12) .......... 98, 176 Grover, Jamie (9)_____________________222 Grover, Ron J. (11) ____________ 93, 202 Grusing, Tony (10) 213 Gumm, Jeff (9) _______________________ 222 Gustine, Marjorie (12) 84, 86, 95, 113. 176 188, 193 Gabel, Rodney (9) .........._.......... 222 Gabrielson, Julie (12) ____________ 71, 175 Gabrielson, William (12) Gangle. Mark (11)________________________202 Garcia, David (9) 142, 222 Gardner, Erika (10) .... 102, 118, 154, 213 Garlinghouse, Diana (9) ................ 222 Garlinghouse, Lois (11) ................ 202 Garner, Lynda (Miss) .................... 54 Garrett, David (11)___________ 93, 180, 202 Garrett, John (11)_____________________ Garrett, Rebecca (12) 175 Garrison, Jody (11) .................... 202 Garron, Gwen (12) 175 Garron, James (9) 222 Garver, Valerie (9) ............. 33, 222 Garver, Vickie (10) ................. 213 Gatliff, Steven (10)................... 213 George, Sharlene (11)............. 86, 202 Gerfen, Earl (Mr.) 50 Gerig, Clayton (12)............... 63, 175 Gerig, Handon (11)..................... 202 Gerig, Joyce (9) 222 Gerig, Laverne (12) .................. 175 Gerig, Russell (11) 202 Gerig, Vicki (11)............ 55, 119, 202 Geymann, Alice (Mrs.) ................... 70 Gibbs, Bonnie (12) 154, 175 Gibbs, Charles (12) 175 Gilbertson, Earle ....................... 77 Gillett, Mary Ellen (9) ................ 222 Gilliam, Ron (11) ......... — H — Hackett, Rebecca (12) ............ 176 Hackstedt, Jan (10) .......... 65, 213 Haevernick, Diane (10) 102, 213 Hagen, Ricky (11) ............. 193, 202 Hale, Darlene (9) ... 222 Haley, Cathy (11) . 202 Hall, Hazel (Mrs.) .................. 76 Hall, Patricia Wilson (12) ..... 68, 176 Hallock, Pat (10) ........ 127, 153, 213 Halvorson, Gary Dean (9) 142, 222 Halvorson, William (12) 56,57,87, 112, 176 Hamilton, Jerry (12) .. 176 Hammack, Anita (12) .. 55, 102, 177 Hammack, Frank (9) 128, 142, 152, 222 Hammack, Reece (10) .......... 141, 213 Hammitt, Patty (10) .............. 213 Hammitt, Susan (12) ............ 93, 177 Hammond, Norm (10) ............... 213 Hammond, Pam (11) .. ... 202 Hanen, Barbara (10) . 20, 213 Hanna, Ward (10) ... 143, 145, 158, 213 Hanson, Lawrence (10) 127, 143, 144, 213 Hanson, Linda (11) ................. 202 Hantze, Melanie (11) ....... 82, 83, 202 Hantze, Monita (9) 222 Harden, Holly (12) ........... 71, 177 Harden, Kern (12) 177 Harden, Mary (9) . 222 Harden, Todd (9) .............. 148, 222 Harmon, Janet (10) 213 Harmon, Richard (11) ................ 202 Harriman, Ward (10) 87, 127, 140, 149, 213 Harrington, Patricia (10)............ 213 Harrington, Tom (12) ........... 19, 177 Harris, Patrick (10) 127, 141, 164, 213 Hartl, Brian (10)__________________ 213 Hartle, Shauna (11)____ 82, 83, 199, 202 Hartmann, Duane (Mr.) ............... 52 Harvey, Chris D. (11) —............... 202 Harvey, Cindy (11) 202 Harvey, Faith (9) 222 Harvey, Melody (11) .................. 202 Hasenyager, Patty (10) ... 213 Haskett, DeLoy (10) ___________________213 Haskins, Gayle (9) 222 Hatfield, Joe (11) ................... 202 Hauck, Karen (9) 222 Hauck, Ronald (12) .... 93, 158, 177, 180 Haven, Andrea (10) ____________________213 Haven, David (12) 177 Hayden, James___________________________77 Hayden, Mary Catherine (9) ..... 219, 222 Hayden, Rick (11) 95, 106, 123, 126, 149 202 Hayes, Cindy (10) —------------------- 213 Hayes, Connie (9) ................... 222 Hayes, Dan (11) 35. 66, 106, 123, 124, 161 163, 199, 202, 207 Hayes, Diane (12) 102, 177 Hayne, Brant (10) ............... 57, 213 Hazen. Carla (12) 96, 154, 171, 177, 195 Headley, Pateresa (9) ............... 222 Heath, Donald Earl (9) ________________222 Heberling, David (9) ... 222 Heisler, Jane (9)..................... 222 Heisler, Rebecca (10) ............... 213 Hellberg, Joe (Mr.) 68 Hellberg, Pat (11) 19, 55, 85, 95, 103, 106 161, 199, 202, 207 Henderson, Terry (9) ..... 128, 142, 222 Hendricks, Brad (11) 202 Hermans, Tom (10) . 213 Hern, Kathryn (11) 55, 56, 202, 204 Hess, Linda (11) 55, 202 Hess, William (9) __________________ 222 Hessel, James (12) 177 Hessevick, Helen (12) ________________ 177 Hessevick, John (9) ................. 222 Hewett, Deborah (11) ................. 203 Hewett, Gary (12) 177 Hibbert, Kathleen (10) ... 213 Hickman, Jim (12) 177 Hickox, Howard (Mr.) 64 Hicks, Roger Allen (9) ...„,.......... 222 Hilderbrant, Kenneth (Mr.) 61 Hill, Jill (10) 213 Hill, Tina (9) . ... 222 Hill, Willis (12) 112, 177 Hillary, Kathleen (11) _______________ 203 Hills, Ken (10) 127, 144, 213 Hinderlie, Gayle (11) 203 Hinderlie, Stanley (10) 123, 140, 213 Hiner, Marlene (11) .................. 203 Hodde, Cathy (9) ..................... 222 Hodge, Tina (10) 213 Hodges, Timothy (11) ............... 203 Hodson, Bob (10) .... 110, 214 Hodson, Robert (Mr.) 74 Hoeruf, Kathy (10) 214 Hoffman, Hugh (11) 203 Hoffman, Lucille (10) 214 Hoffman, Russell (12) ............. 177 Hokland, Laura (10) . 214 Holder, Jerry (10) .............. 127, 214 Holmes, Edwin (9) 222 Holt, Jim W. (11) ... 203 Hoover, Kenneth (12) 112, 177 Hoover, Linda (11) 25, 35, 116, 117, 154 203 Horner, Sherry (11) ................. 203 Housley, Lorie (10) 214 Housley, Mike (11) ___________________203 Howard, Jamie (9) 222 Howell, Gary Dale (12) ....... 144, 178 Howell, Richard (9) 148, 152, 222 Hoy, Richard (12) 30, 178,’ 192 Hubbard, Vickie (9) ................ 222 Hudson, Randy (12) 178 Hughes, Alan (9) 128, 222 264 Hughes, Gary (Mr.) 74 Hughes, Kevin (12) 55, 56, 81, 178, 192 Hunt, Jody (10) - 214 Hurd, Lynn (11) 28. 30, 203 Hurd, Rex (11) 203 Hurd, Rose (9) 222 Hurst, Bruce (12) 178 Hurst, Karen (9) 222 Hurst, Linda (9) 223 Hurst, Nancy (10) 214 Hurst, Randy (11) 203 Hufley, Mary (9) 223 Hutley, Paula (9) ........... —..... 223 Hyder, James (11) 203 Hyder, Kathy (10) 214 — I — Immel, Ronald (9) 223 Irving, Gary (11) 123, 160, 203 Irving, Michael (12) 178 Irwin, Robert Dennis (11) 93, 203 Israel, Alvin (9) 223 — J — Jackson, Dennis M. (12) .............. 178 Jackson, Laura (12) ................. 178 Jackson, Mary (9) 223 Jackson, Phillip (9) ................ 223 Jackson, Ray (10) 214 Janssen, Sharon (12) ............ 93, 178 Jellison, Julia (10) 214 Jensen, Carol A. (11)------------- Jensen, Cheryl (12) . 55, 85, 178 Jensen, Nancy (10) ................... 214 Jensen, Rhonda (9).................... 223 Joerg, Clifford (10) 223 Joerg, Kathleen (12) ................. 178 Joerg, Margaret .76 Johns, Judith (Miss) 72, 102, 154 Johnson, Billy (11) . 203 Johnson, Barbara E. (10) 214 Johnson, Christy (10) .............. 214 Johnson, Dalton (12) 57, 68, 74, 106, 123 Johnson, David (Mr.) ....... 72, 123, 127 Johnson, Dean (10) ............... 57, 214 Johnson, Deborah (Mrs ) 72, 154 Johnson, Donna (Ilf ............. 55, 203 Johnson, Douglas (11) 203 Johnson, Susie (10) ....... 102, 154, 214 Johnson, Keith (12) .... 93, 178 Johnson, Kelly (9) 19, 128, 142, 152, 219 223 Johnson, Kim Marie (11) .............. 203 Johnson, Lila (9) 223 Johnson, Marian (10) 214 Johnson, Marlene (10) 210, 214 Johnson, Mark (10) 87, 127, 153, 210, 214 Johnson, Michael (12) ............... Johnson, Phillip (12) 178 144, 146, 175, 178, 192 Johnson, Robert (10)______________127, 214 Johnson, Roxanne (10) ................ 214 Johnson, Steven L. (12) 107, 178 Johnson, Susan K. (10) .......... 132, 214 Johnson, Tom (10) . 214 Johnson, Wanda (Mrs.) _________________ 76 Jolley, Tresa (11) 91, 203 Jones, Bruce (10) 20, 87, 127, 140, 149 210, 214 Jones, Danny (12) ............... 93, 178 Jones, David Patrick (12) 85, 179, 198 Jones, Gary (10) 141, 164, 214 Jones, John Paul (12) . .... 179 Jones, Nancy (11) 203 Jones, Ty (11) 203 Jones, Vivian (9) 223 Jordan, Janet (9) 223 Jordan, Mark (9) .. 223 Jordan, Susan (12) 93, 179 Juhnke, Trecia (10) . 154, 155 , 214 — K — Kagee, Karen (9) ... 223 Kagee, Susan (12) 179 Kamphen, Keith (12) Kanagy, Brad (11) 82, 83, 95, 106, 134 161, 162, 203 Kanagy, Leisa (9) .............. 154, 223 Kau, David (12) 179 Kau, Linda (12) 179 Kau, Rodney D. (11)____________________203 Kauffman, Vada 76 Kearns, Phyllis (12) 179 Keefauver, Georgeanne (9)--------------223 Keefauver, James (10)__________________214 Keefauver, Janice (11) 96, 203 Keen, Carl (10) 66, 132, 214 Keen, Rodney (9) . 223 Keen, Ron (10) 214 Kelker, John (10) _______________123, 214 Kelley, Michael (12) 112, 160, 179 Kellogg, Jerry Lee (9) 223 Kenagy, Carol (12) 16, 82, 83, 86, 95, 113 183, 179, 193, 194 Kihn, Charlotte (10) ................... 214 Kilborn, Ronald (Mr.) ........ 61, 63, 198 Kimball, Cathy (9)..................... 223 Kimball, David (12) ____________________ 179 Kindopp, Louann (11) 199, 201, 203 King, Daniel (9)_________________________223 King, Douglas (11)_____________________ 203 King, Jeff (11) 36, 55, 56 ,103, 199, 203 King, Mark (9) ......................... 223 Kingsley, Aimee (11) . 82, 83, 84, 203 Kinzer, David (9) _______________________223 Kinzer, Sandra (12) . 179 Kirkley, Karen (9) 223 Klausner, Linda (12) .................. 179 Klavano, Lori (10) . .... 214 Klee, Kim (10)___________________________214 Kleint, Mary (10) 214 Knapp, Kenneth (9)_____________________ Knesal, John (9) 223 Knight, Douglas (11)__________________ 203 Knight, Mel (Mr.) 54 Knodel, Wesley (10) ................... 214 Knudston, Ranae (9) 223 Knudston, Ricky (11) 203 Koff, Bobby (9) ________________________ 223 Kolling, Dennis (12)................... 179 Kommer, Debra (10) .................... 214 Koontz, Ann (10)________________________ 214 Koos, Howard (11) 203 Korepta, Sharon (12)____________________ 179 Kramer, Doug (10) 214 Krause, James (12) . 55, 179 Krause, Larry (10) .... 55, 214 Krislen, Wendy (12) _______________ 95, 179 Krislen, Winks (12) .......... 91, 98, 180 Kruse, Terry (9) 223 Kuipers, Linda (11) ... 203 Kutsch, Mike (11) . 203 Kutsch, Steve (11) 203 Kvale, Tina (10) ............_.......... 214 LaBelle, Richard (10)_______________55, 214 Lacer, Toni (9) _______________________ 223 Lacy, Ron W. (11) 203 Lady, Marcus Lee (9) . 223 La Fond, Larry (9) 223 LaLonde, Mike (9)_____________________ Lambert, Gary (9)_______________________223 Lander, Cheryl (10) __________________ 214 Lander, Jim (12) 18, 88, 117, 176, 180, 194 Lane, Becky (9) ________________________ 223 Lane, Connie (11)_______________________203 Lange, Dean (11) 203 Langstaff, Toni (10) ............. 73, 214 Larsen, Bryan L. (11) . 203 Larsen, Janet (12) 91, 98, 180 Lasher, Donna J. (11) _________________ 203 Lawson, Cathy (12) 180 Lawson, Robin (12)_______________________180 Leard, Peggy (9)________________________223 Lee, Cindy (9) _______________ .'._____ 223 Lee, Dixie (12) ....................... 180 i Lee, Georgia (9) 223 Lee, Sandra (12)........................ 180 Lee, Shirley (11) ................. 93, 203 Lee, Susan (10) 214 Leeper, Terence Wade (12)............... 180 Lehn, Jane (9) 154, 223 Lehn, Leonard D. (11)------------------- 203 Lembke, Linda (10) _-------------------- 214 LeMert, Jill (11) 35, 98, 203 Lemons, Joleen (12)------------- 55, 56, 180 Lemons, Roger (10) 214 Leppick, Ashley (Mr.) ------------------ Lewis, Daniel (11) 104, 158, 203 Lewis, Janice (9) 132, 223 Lewis, Joan (10) .................. 110, 214 Lewis, Mark (11) 66, 158, 203 Lien, Sidney (11) ----------------------- 203 Lien, Terrie Jo Anna (9) — 223 Lill, Dennis (9) _________________________223 Lindsey, Renee (10) .........—.........- 214 Lines, Bonnie (9) 223 Lines, Dorthea (12) 94, 180 Linville, Linda (11) 203 Little, Jed (10)__________________________214 Littleton, Jake (9) 223 Livingston, Jennifer (10) ............... 214 Lohner, Lee Craig (9) ................... 223 Long, Michael (9) 128, 152, 223 Longtain, Don Jr. (10) 127, 147, 149, 214 Looper, Pynne (12) 55, 56, 180, 192 Loree, Kevin (10)___________________164, 214 Loree, Terry (12) 160, 163, 180 Loveall, Samual (10) .................. 214 Lovejoy, Denise (11) 203 Low, Kathy (11) ................... 102, 203 Lowe, Tarina (11) 203 Luehring, Karen (12) ___________________ 180 Luehring, Mike (11) .... 203 Luehring, Steve (9) 223 Lundberg, Lynnette (12) ................ Luscher, Cheryl (12) 92, 95, 98, 180 Luscher, Jon (9) ........................ 223 Luttmer, Leroy (12) -------------------- 181 Lyon, Penelope (Miss) .................. 61 Lytle, Lu Ann (11) ... ... 203 Lytle, James (9) ...._............. 132, 223 Machamer, William (Mr.) 64, 65, 130, 140 153 Mack, Gene (9) ................... 223 MacLean, Mary (Miss) ________________ 68 MacNeill, John (Mr.) 70 MacPherson, Penny (Mrs.) ............ 74 Maerz, Kay (11) 204 Magee, Teresa (10) ----------------- 214 Maguren, David (12) 181 Maguren, LeRoy (Mr.)........ -....... 64 Mah, Florence (12)............ 62, 181 Maki, Carolyn (9) . 223 Malby, Johnny R. L. (9)---------------223 Malusky, Richard (9) 223 Mangan, Connie (12) 28, 29, 30, 55, 56, 84 181, 188, 193 Mankin, Sandra Lea (9) ........... 109 Manthe, Myrtle-------------------- 76, 77 Marshall, John (9) ------------------ 223 Marshall, John (10) ............ 127, 215 Martin, Judy (9) 223 Martinez, Bill (11) ___________ 153, 204 Marvin, Terry (9) 223 Masog, Russell (9)--------------------224 Mask, Audrey (11) 204 Mask, Joy Lou (12) 181 Mason, Pat (9) 98, 224 Mason, Rick (12)_________________129, 181 Mastenbrook, Peter (10)__________ 73, 215 Matthews, Frank (10) 215 Matthews, Larry (Mr.) .. .... 61, 82, 84 Mattick, Jerri (11) 204 Mattick, Steve (10)_____________:_____215 May, Chris (Mr.)______________________ 50 May, John (10) 57, 215 May, Bob (12) 15, 19, 31, 95, 106, 143 145, 159, 181, 189, 192 Mays, Ruth (11) _____________________ 204 Mayer, Isabel (Mrs.) _________________ 52 McAdams, George (12) 181 McAdams, Gilbert (10) ........... 57, 215 265 McAuliffe, Christopher (9) 224 Mc8ride, Duane E. (9) 224 McBride, Mark (10} 215 McCafferry, Rhonda (10) 215 McCann, Julie (11) 25. 28, 204 McCann, Robert (10) 158, 215, 226 McClouskey, Janet (10) 154, 215 McClure, Debbie (9) 224 McCombs, Rod (11) 204 McConnel, Teresa (10) 215 McCoy, Mike (12) 181 McCrae, Bill (10) 141, 215 McCrary, Kathy (11) 102, 204 McCrary, Terri (9) 224 McCready, Kathy (10) 215 McDan.el, James (10) 104, 132, 215 McDonald, Jimmy (11) 204 McDonald, Michael (9) 224 McDowell, Gayle (11) 204 McDowell, Willard (10) 55, 215 McGowen, Danny (10) 215 McGowan, Margaret (9) 224 McJunkin, Howard (12) McJunkin, Mike (12 ) McKee, Kathy (9) .... 22-i McKinney, Bonnie (12) 181 McKinney, Terr. (9) 224 McMahan, Terry (10) 154, 215 McNamar, Terry (9) 219, 224 McPherson, Philip (10) 55, 215 Medeiros, Alfred (11) . 204 Medeiros, Sherry (11) ............ 93, 204 Mehr, Jay (10) 215 Meier, Barron (12) .......... 181 Melson, Danite (10) .. 215 Melton, Lana (9) 224 Melzer, Karla (11) 93, 204 Meng, Nancy (11) .... 204 Mercier, Julie (9) _______ 224 Mery, Cheri (10) 215 Merzenich, Sue (12) 170, 181 Merzenich, Timothy (9) 142, 224 Massinger, Mary (9) 224 Messinger, Terry (11) 204 Metcalf, Cory (9) 128, 148, 152. 219, 224 Metcalf, Delos (Mr.) 76 Meyer, Carol (12) 181 Michael, Rosanne M. (9) 224 Middlesradt, Connie (11) 93, 204 Middlestadt, Dale (II) 23, 122, 134, 138 204 Middlesradt, Gary (12) 123, 135, 181 Middlestadt, Nancy (9) 224 Middleton, Dennis Ray (9) 224 Middleton, Steve (11) 204 M.ller, Charles (12) 57, 75, 112, 158, 159 181 Miller, Clinton (9) 224 Miller, Colleen (10) 102, 215 Miller, David (10) 215 Miller, Hulan (Mr.) Miller, Linda (11) 204 M.ller, Michael (12) 18, 122, 181 Miller, Philip (12) 31, 132, 181 Miller, Ron (11) 93, 204 Miller, Ron (10) 215 Miller, Sandra (10) 215 M.ller, Sheryl (10) 215 Miller, Tom (10) 215 Miller, Wanda (9) 224 Miller, Wayne (9) 13, 134, 137, 142, 152 224 M.ller, Wayne David (12) 80, 92, 181 Mills, Dav.d (10) 210, 215 Minter, Kelley (9) 224 M.rchell, Debra (11) 23, 116, 117, 202, 204 Mitchell, Dorothy (10) 215 Mitchell, Douglas (10) 215 Mitchell, Mark (10) 215 Mitchell, Patricia (12) 93, 181 M.tchell, Richard (10) 141, 153, 215 Mitchell, Russ (12) 112,181 Mitzel, Sherry (11) 204 Mock ry, Loretta (10) 215 Moersch, Jerri (12) 56, 182 Mohni, David (9) 128, 148, 152, 224 Mohoff, Mary (Mrs.) 76 Monkin, Sandie (9) 224 Monroe, Bob (12) 93 Monroe, Kathy (9) 119, 224 Monroe. M.ke (12) 84, 182, 198 Moody. Lois (11) 154, 155, 204 Moody, Lynn (11) 33. 204 Moody, Russ (II) 204 Moore, Carolyn (10) 154, 155, 215 Moore. L. Keith (12)_________________182 Moore, Pete (11) 204 Moore, Richard (11) Moore, Tosha M. (9) 132, 224 Moran, Milton (12) 182 Moran, Robin (10) 154, 215 Morford, Cathryn (II) 93. 204 Morford, Luan (10) 215 Morgan, Bruce (9) 224 Morgan, Elizabeth (Mrs.) ........... 70 Morgan, Joel (10) 215 Morgan, Pamela (12) 182 Morrison, Debra (12 182 Morse, Leanna (11) 95, 204 Morse, Jon i Joan (9) 224 Mosley. Brenda (11) ... 204 Mountain, Kathryn (12) 182 Moynihan, Walter (12) 182 Moynihan, William (Mr.) 68 Murray, Kerry (10) 215 Murrhee, Billie (9) 224 Musgrove, Danny (10) 215 Mussler, Beth (10) 215 Mussler, Jeffrey (12) 66, 182 Myrick, Larry (9) 142, 224 My rick, Norman (IT) 93, 204 — N — Nakonsky, Randy (IT) 204 Nakonsky, Ronnie (9) 224 Natterer, Lo.s (9) 224 Natterer, Mary (10) 215 Natterer, Ruth (12) 63 Neal, Ruby (11) 204 Neil, John (11) 204 Neil, Kathy (12 132 Neill, Stephen (10) 215 Nelsen, Lynette (12) 93, 182 Nelson, Beth (9) 224 Nelson, Clifford (10) 215 Nelson, Don (9) 224 Nelson, Frank (12) 132 Nelson, Gayle (11) 204 Nelson, John F. (11) 204 Nelson, Lori (10) 33, 86. 210, 215 Nelson, Nancy (II) 19, 86, 98, 204 Nelson, Randy (11) 204 Nelson, Ron (9) 224 Nelson, Teresa (10) 90, 215 Neuman, Bev (II) 204 Newb.gging, Roberta (9) 224 Newton, Gary (11) 204 Nicholson, La.rd (II) 122, 204 Nixon, Mike (II) 204 N.xon, Tom (9) 221. 224 Nofziger, Cheryl (11) 204 Nofziger, Charles (9) 224 Nofziger, Connie (9) 224 Nofziger, Mark (9) 128, 224 Nofziger, Tommy (12) 182 Nott, Nena (11) 35, 204 Nutter, James (10) 164, 215 Nylund, Lois (II) 204 Nylund, Martin (12) 182 — O — Oiler, Jeff (10) 215 Oiler, Jim (12) 93, 182 Oliver, Lynette (11) 93, 204 Olmstead, Beth (11) . 204 Olson, Darryl (9) 224 Olson, Jerry (11) 122, 140, 204 Olson, John (10) 141, 215 Olson, Larry (9) 224 Oneil, Lou Ellen (12) 182 Oneil. Sonna (9) 224 Ong, Olivia (AF$) (12) 14, 15, 19, 44, 113 183 Orr, Barbara (12) _________ Osterman, Bernadine (11) 204 Osterman, Mary Arm (11) . 204 Ostlund, Sue (11) 204 Orr a, Barbara (10) 38, I S4r 215 Otra. Chris (10) 127. 2! 5 Otra, Howard (12) 145, 183 Otra, Jimmy (11) 38, 89, 112, 204 Otta, Lori (9) 224 Overen, Jay (9) 142, 224 Overen, Jeff (10) 141. 164, 214, 215 Overman, Dawn (11)_________ 69, 110. 204 — P — Pace, Bonne (12) 183, 194 Pace, Loren (10) 141, 215 Pacey, Pam (12) 183 Paetsch, Deborah (9) 224 Paetsch, Harriett (11)__________________ 204 Paetsch, Jeff (10) 215 Paetsch, Rodney (10) 215 Palazzi, Patty (10) 214, 215 Palettner, Mike (9) 224 Parker. Clyde (9) 224 Parker, Jimmie Lou (II) __________________204 Parker, Nancy (12) 85, 88, 95, 183, 193 Parker, Randy (10)....................... 216 Park hurst, Deborah (II) 205 Parks, Debbie (12) 23, 55, 116. 117, 134 198 Parks, Laura (10) _______________________ 216 Passmore, Frank (10) 216 Passmore, Harold (9) 224 Patent, Debra (10) ........ 224 Parent, Kay (9)-------------------- 96. 224 Patterson, Becky (11).................. Patterson, Kevin (10)______________153, 216 Patterson, Mary Ann (12) 183 Patterson, Paralee (9) 224 Patterson. Steven (12) Pauli, Joyce (II) ______________________ 205 Pauli, Margaret (12) 183 Pearce, Barbara (12) 31, 95, 171, 183, 192 Peden, Steven (10)_________________ 216 Pederson, Ellen (Mrs.) ________ ... 64 Peltz, Carmel (9) 224 Pemberton, Danny Jack (9) 152, 225 Penfold, Dan (10) ..._______216 Penfold, Dave (II) ................. 205 Peoples. Dave (II) 123, 205 Peoples, Mark (9) ... _ 132, 225 Perea, David (12) ................... 183 Perkms, Jaunita (12) ________________ Perron, Rinae Lou (9) ................. 225 Perry, Deborah (12) 110, 154, 155, 183 Perry, Roger (11) ...................... 205 Persinger, Sherron (11) 205 Peters, James (11) ____________________ 205 Peterson, Jeanine (11) 205 Peterson, Robert (10) 216 Peterson, Valerie (11) 205 Pettner, Carol (II) 205 Pettener, Judy (12) __________________ 183 Pettener, Maurice (10)__________________ 216 Phelps, Darnel (Mr.) 68, 128. 152 Phillips, Andrew (9) 225 Phillips, Donna (9) 154, 225 Pierce, Jim (12)_______________________ Pierce, Mike (11) 122, 134 205 Piluso, Genevieve (Miss) ________________ 52 Plagman, Dave (12) 122. 124. 125, 183 Plagman, Randy (12) 184 Plagman, Sue (10) 154, 216 Plank, Diane (11) 55, 56. 205 Plattner, Mike (9) ____________________ 128 Richard 9) 225 Plymell, James (9) 225 Pollock, Caryn (1 i 205 Pollock, Linda (12) 184 Poor, Gordon (12)____________________93, 184 Porter, Patty (12)_______________________184 Potter, Bill (12) 87, 122, 184 Pouliot, Gilbert (10)___________________ 216 Pouliot, Mary Ann (10) ______ 216 Powell, Dan (11) 82, 83. 95, 122, 125, 140 160, 162, 205 Powell, Janice (Mrs.)_________________70, 71 Powell, Jon (11) 35, 123, 145, 146. 205 266 i PmmI 1 Nadine (9) 225 225 184 ... . 216 184 205 Price Vickie (10) 216 225 Prince, Kathy (12 225 . 205 Pruitt Richard (111 - Pruitt Sally (10) 216 Pruitt. Wavne (12) 184 Pugmire, Mike (10) Pulliam Bill (9) ... 216 ... . 128, 1 2, 225 98. 205, 206 . 128. 225 Putnam. Jeri (9) -Q- Quick, Ken (12) - — R — Radkleff, Lynn (9) ------------------- 225 Rae, Jon (11)------------------------- 205 Ragan, Joanne (9) -------------------- Rahe, Chuck (II) --------------------- 205 Ramsdell, Gary (12)___________93. 18 , 192 Ramsdell, Mark (10)____________________216 Ramsey. Debra (9) -------------------- 216 Ransford, Thomas (Mr.)---------------- 74 Rauch, John (12) ---------------- 112, 18 Rauch, Mary (9)________________________225 Rauch, Tom (11)----------------------- 205 Ray, Duane (12) 68, 80, 122, ’2 , 145, 1 6 18 Ray. James (10)_____________127, 141, 216 Raymond, Danny (10)-----------------2 6 Raymond, Vicky (11)-------------------205 Reed, Dana (12)_____________________57, 18 Reed. M.ke (10) ________129, 130, 16 . 216 Reese, Marjorie (12) ----------------- 18 Reeves, Phillip (9) ___________________ 225 Rail, David (11) _________________ 55, 205 Reimer, Marty (10) ___________________ 216 Remil lard, Diane (9) 225 Remington, Robert (II)________________ 18 Rex, Jeff (9)________________________225 Rex, Mike (11) 33, 106, 122, 124, 135, 136 138. 161, 205 Reyan, Joann (9) _____________________ 225 Reynolds, Cheryl (9) 225 Reynolds, Dale (Mr.) 61, 129. 1 9 Reynolds, Jeff (10) 89, 127, 216 Reynolds, Wes (12) 31. 95, 99, 122, 1 9 185, 19 Rhoades, David (9) 142, 225 Rice, Cindy (11)_______________________ 205 Rice. Jacqueline (12) 90. 185 Rich, Den.se (10)______________________ 216 Richard, Terrisa (9)____________________225 Richards, David (12) 112, 185 Richards, Douglas (9)__________________225 Richey, Evan (Mr.) - 72 Richey, Marlee (10)_____________________216 Rieke, Brenda (12)_________________52, 185 Rieke, Mark (10; _______________ 216 Roberts, Gregory (9) _______________ 225 Roberts. Jeff (10) 127, 1 9, 216 Roberts, Pam (12)----------------------185 Roberts, Pam J. (12)_______________93, 185 Roberts. Sarah (9) _ 225 Roberts, Susan (10) ___________________ 216 Robertson, Darlene (10) 216 Robertson, Dave (11)___________________205 Robinette, Mark (9) _ 225 Robmson, Mike (9) 225 Rogers, Joy (9) ---------------225 Roles, Debra (11) 96, 205 Rose. Mel (12) - .................... 185 Roosa, Ral (10) 73, 87. 123, 126. 1 0 149, 216 Ross, Barb (11) ______________ 132, 205 Ross, Maicoim (10) 35, 57, 87, 160. 216 218 Ross, Nancy (1® ____________________ 185 I Tons C9)------------------------225 Roth, Alan (11)______________________205 Roth, .Marilyn (TO) 216 Routon. Peggy (12) 185 Rowley. Michelle (11) 205 Rower, Jan (12) 5, 55, 82, 83. 114, 183 185, T92 Rowron, Debra (12) 55, 185 Ru na. Allan 9 129, 131, 152. 225 Ruina, Leroy (10) __________ 216 Rush, Connie (9) ------------------- 225 mum Kies 0 ::: Russell, Mike (I0| _________________ 216 Russell, Randy (9) _________________ 225 Resseft, Tan (9) ___________________ 225 Rye, Tom (11) ______________________ 205 — 5 — Sale, Terry (10) _____________________ Salvage, Kay (9)________________________225 Salvage, Russ (11)________________ 56, 205 Sanders. Mary Sue (9' 225 Sanderson, Janice (11) ______ 20, 36, 205 Sanderson, Jim (12) 122, 185 Sargeant, Anita (10) __________________ 216 Sargeant, Edna (T2) ___________________ 185 Sergeant, Deniece (9)__________________ 225 Satrum. Kathy (9)_________________ 132, 225 Saunders. Michael (TO)__________________216 Saunders, Susan (II)------------------ Schackman, Robert (12) ________________ 185 Schaeffer, Laurie (11)____________ 93, 205 Schaefer, Michael (12 122, 126, 185 Scheffner, AJke (12)_______________93, 185 Schaffner, Michael (9) ___________ 124, 225 Schaffrer, Patricia (9)_________________225 Scheele, Julie (9) 225 Scheeie, Polly (11) ___________________ 205 Schencfc, Keith (10) _____________ 55, 216 Schmidt, David (11) ___________________ 205 Schmidt, Lenora (9)_____________________225 Schmidt, Phytts (11)___________________ 205 Schmidt, Theresa (9)____________________225 Schoen, Lorrie (11)_____________________205 Schrock, Carolyn (10) _________________ 216 Schrock, Raymond (9) _ ____ 1 2, 225 Schrouder, Joyce (11) ----------------- 205 Scholke, Jo Lisa (9)___________________ 225 Schumacher, Vincent (9)________________ 142 Schwindt, Paul (12)____________________ 185 Scott, Mark (9) 128, 1 8. 225 Seals. Deboran (9) ____________________ 225 Searles, Steve (10)_______________164, 216 Sears, Larry (10)_____________________ 216 Sellers, Vickie (12) _____________ 55, 185 Sells. Anthony (12) 185 Sells, Teresa (11) ____________________ 205 Shanks, Debbie (9) 154, 225 Shanks, Ronald (11) 123, 1 0, 153, 205 Shannon, Cathy (10) ______________ 118, 216 Shannon, Donald (Mr.)____________________6 Shannon, Kandi (II) ___________________ 205 Sharp, Glenda (9) _____________________ 225 Sharp, Pam (10)________________________ 216 Sharp, Tim (11) 205 Shettuck, Patrick (9)___________________225 Shepherd. Carolee (11) ___________ 93. 205 Sherman, Ralph (10)_____________________216 Shimmin, Robert (11) 106, 123, 160. 205 Shimmin, Roxanne Lee (9)________________225 Shine, Vicky (12] 185 Shipman, Ron (9) ______________________ 226 Simmon, Curt (10) 153, 216 Simons, Lane (10) _ 129, 130, 133, 216 Simos, Brad (12) 186 Simpson, Cheryl (9)_____________________226 Simpson, Floyd (Mr.)---------------------52 Sims, Jean (11)___________________ 69, 205 Sims. Mike (9) ________________________ 226 Sims, Sara (TO____________________132. 216 Sinclair, Carolyn (10)------------------216 Sizemore, Rick (9) ____________________ 226 Sjolander. Mary (11) 205 Skeele, Gary (10) --------------------- 216 Skeele, Thomas (11) ------------------- 205 Slack, Doris (12)_______________________'36 S ace, George [12)______ 55, 161, 162, 136 Slyter, Anna (11) W. 205 Slyter, Dev,d (12) __________ 66. 95, T 36 Stallman, Edward (10) ----------------- 216 Smelman. Geil (12)________________ 96, T36 Small-an, Terry (11) __________________ 205 Smetana, Lynn (10) ______ 102, T32, 216 Smetana, Mark (11) -------- 36, 132, 205 Smith, Cheryl (9) 226 Smith, Conme (10|---------------------- 216 Smith, Connie (12)-------------------- T 86 Smith, David (11)_______________________205 Smith, Gay Lynn (9)i------------------- 226 Smith, Hugh (11)________________________205 Smith, Jennie (9) --------------------- 226 Sm-rh, Karen A. (12) 2. 85, 186. J88 Smith, Karen J. (12)------------------ Smith, Pamela Jean (12) __________ 95, 186 Smith, Regina (11) --------------- 55, 205 Smith, Rod (10) _______________________ 216 Smith, Reger 9) ______________________ 226 Smith. Ren (10) _______________________ 216 Smith, Tom (12) ______________________ 1 86 Smith, Baler:® (9) 226 Snook. Ed (11) _______ 132, 135, 139 Snook, Ed (11) 122, 135. 139 Snyder, Danny (9) _______________ 128, 226 Snyder, James (11) 98, 99. 206 Sobania, Sharon (9) ------------------ Sol berg. Gar 12 06, 123. 125. 126, T36 Sol berg, JoAnne ______________________ 217 Sol berg, Kris (12) ___________________ 136 Sol berg. Kurt (9) ______________ 123. 226 Sordeilo, Robert 10) __________________ 217 Sorenson. Ken (10) ____________________ 217 Sommatis, Gritta (9) _________________ Soule, Dean (Mr.) ________________ 68. 74 Spady. Dean (11)_________________1 0, 206 Spalding. Florence (12) _______________ 186 Spencer, Rhonda (9)_____________________226 Spier, Roger (10) 127, 149. 217 Spooner, James (11) ___________________ 206 Spooner, Virginia (10) ________________ 217 Sprinkle, Mike (10) ___________________ 217 Spurgeon, Elayne (10) _________________ 217 Spurgeon. Marilyn (12)________________ Spurgeon, Mike (11) ___________________ 206 Stahly, Leslie (9) -------------------- 226 Sfandey, Debra (11) ___________________ 206 Srandley. Kenneth 12) 93. 179, 186 Standley, Timothy (9) 128. 148, 226 Starnes, Dorene (9) ___________________ 226 Starnes, Julie (II)__________ 91. 95, 206 Starnes Pamela (12) ___________________ 186 Starr, Sheri (9) ______________________ 226 Startoo, Teresa (11)___________________ 206 Steele, Cynthia (11) __________________ 206 Steeie. Patti (12)____________________ Steele. Timothy (9) _____________ 142, 226 Stenberg, Wayne (II)___________________ 206 SHnnicfc, Larry (Mr.) _______ 72, 122, 164 Stephens, Sam (11) 206 Steven, Darrel (11) __________________ 206 Stevens, Stephen® (12) 33. 38. 102. 186 Stewart, MichaeJ (9)____________________226 Stock, Diane (10) _____________________ 217 Stock, Karen (12)____________ 33, 56, 186 Stopher. Gordon (12) __________________ 187 Storms, Anita (9)_______________________226 Storms, Gerald Lae (12 187 Storms, Patricia (10) _________________ 217 Stotz, Vickie (9)_______________________226 Stover, Karin (11)_____________________ 93, 206 Strand, Lorraine (Mrs.) _ 61 Srraney, Lonnie (10) _________________ 217 Srreuss, Dane (10) ___________________ 217 Suing, Kathy (10) ....__________________217 Summers, Larry Lee (12) 123, 187 Summers, Linda (10) .217 Summers, Marshall (Mr.) 64, 65 Sumsfine, Terry (12) . 187 Sufer, Jerilee (10)_____________________217 Swanson, Claude (Mr.) __________________ 75 Swanson, Minnie (11)__________________ 206 Swarrzengraber. Donald (10) 127, 164, 216 Sweat. Michael (10) ____________________ 217 267 Sweeter, Leslie (11) 206 Swehosky, Frank (12) 66, 73, 123, 149, 151 173, 187, 197 Swehosky, Sue (10) 29, 30, 217 Swink, Alice (Mrs.) Sylvester, Craig (12) ............ 129, 187 Sylvester, Dural (9) ________________ 226 Sylvester, Paul (10) 127, 153, 217 Sylvester, Phyllis (10) 217 7’ Tackett, Erma (9) 226 Tennant, Gina Marie (9) . 19, 226 Thackaberry, Dan (9) 226 Thackaberry, Patricia (11) ______ 95, 206 Thoma, Dale (12) Thoma, Teresa (11) 86, 206 Thomas, Eileen (11) _____ 86, 95, 98, 206 Thomasson, Jerry (9) 226 Thompson, Karlee (11) _______________ 206 Thompson, Pamela (10)________________ 217 Thorp, Mike (11)______________________206 Thorp, Randall (9) ................. 226 Thorp, Ronald (12) . 187 Thurber, Edyth (9)_______________ 96, 226 Tiedmann, June (12) .................. 52 Todd, Mitchell (11) ............ 106, 206 Tomlinson, David (10) ............... 217 Tomlinson, Gary (11)__________________206 Tow, Debra (12)..............19, 182, 187 Tow, Jeanne (11) 206 Townsend, Nancy (12) ________________ 187 Towery, Martin (10) 217 Trembly, Gary (12) __________________ Troyer, Ricky (10) 127, 217 Truax, Patty (10) ______________ 154, 217 Truax, Susan (9) .................... 226 Tucker, Donald (11) . 206 Tuma, Bernice (12) .................. 187 Tuma, Ben (11) ............. 88, 89, 206 Twengy, Dale (Mr.) 66 Tyler, Norman (12) 187 Tyler, Timothy (11) 206 — U — Ufford, Kenny (9) ...______________ 226 Ufford, Mike (11) . 93, 206 Ulm, Charles (11) .. 82, 83, 87, 206 Ulm, Nancy (12) 187 Ulmer, Randy (10) 217 Usher, James (12) 68, 187 — V — Valentine, Ray (12) 55, 187 Vallely, Odley (11) 57, 123, 149, 151, 206 Vandehey, Clarence (12) 112, 187 Vandehey, Christopher (9) 226 Vanden Bos, Andy (12) 93, 187 Van Epps, Judy (12) 109, 187 Van Houtan, Kriscina (11) 55, 95, 206 Van Kopp, Vickie (10) _________ 118, 217 VanOver, Vincent (12) _________ 187 Vesper, Candace (12) . 187 Vesper, Charles (10) 127, 217 Vesper, Nancy (12) 86, 90, 187 Vogt, Karen (10) _______________ 154, 217 Vonsild, David (10) 217 Vonsild, Karen (12) 187 Vordersfrasse, Carol (11) ....... 55, 206 Vorderstrasse, Jon A. (11) 206 Vorderstrasse, Larry (9) ....... 142, 226 Vorderstrasse, Luann (12) 23 55, 86, 188 198 Vorderstrasse, Mark (10) .... 217 Vorderstrasse, Mike (9) 128, 142, 226 — W — Wagoner, Donald (9) _______ 142, 226 Wahl, Joan (10) 217 Wahl, Ramona (10) 217 Walker, Richard (Mr.) Walls, Bill (9) Waltenberg, Edna (11) Walter, Jennifer (9) Ward, Allen (10)________ Ward. Dean (11) Ward, Gary (11) 62 ....... 226 69, 93, 206 132, 226 ........... 217 206 206 Ward, Kenneth (12) ........ 149, 151, 188 Ward, Nicky Len (9) .................. 56, 226 Ward, Rocky (10) ................... 127, 226 Wardlaw, Madel (10) ... 217 Warren, Dimita (12) .. 188 Warwick, Becky (12) ... Waters, Diane (12) .... Waters, Lois (10) „ Waters, Ron (10) ______ Watson, Randy (9) Watson, Troy (11).................... 206 Watt, Cheryl (9) 226 Way, Eston (Mr.) . . 28, 68 Weisbrodt, Richard (Mr.) ............ 64 Weismann, Katherine (9) ____ 226 Weller, Tom (11) ..............206 Wells, Peggy (12) 13, 22, 23, 116, 117, 184 188, 197 Wells, Rodney (9)______________ 148, 226 Wesley, Cindy (11)_______________ 93, 206 West, John (10)____________________217 Westerham, Steve (11) 206 Westover, Kenneth (11)_______________ 206 Wetherell, Francee (11).............. 206 Wetherell, George (9) _____ 128, 142, 226 Wetherell, Richard (12) 55, 56, 122, 134 149, 188 Wheeler, Betty (12)_______________90, 188 Wheeler, Timothy Allen (12) „...... 188 White, Gary Joe (12) __________ 73, 188 White, Judy (10) ............... 154, 217 White, LeLan (10)____________________217 White, Mike (12) 188 White, Patty (12) ................... 188 White, Sherri (10) 217 Whited, Patrick (12) 188 Whitmore, Gayfe (12) 68, 188, 194 Whitmore, James (10) 153, 217 Wiberg, Nancy (10) . 217 Wiggens, Beth (12) 93, 180, 188 Wilde, Stan (10) ..................... 217 Wilder, Carol (Mrs.) ________________ Wilkens, Dale (9) 128, 148, 226 Wilkenson, Jerry (11) 88, 95, 129, 130, 140 206 Wilkinson, Martha (12) .......... 55, 188 Wilkinson, Ruth (11) .... _______ 55, 206 Willard, Terry (10) 158, 159, 217 Willard, Trudi (12) 55, 56, 57, 177, 188 Willems, Jack L. (9) ...... 128, 142, 226 Williams, Amy (11) _____________ 91, 206 ____ 217 189 .... 76 77 77 Williams, Dan (10) ____ Williams, Debra (12) Williams, Dorothy Williams, Esther Williams, James Williams, Tom (10) 127, 141, 164, 217, 218 Wilshire, Ellen (Mrs.) ............. 62, 76 Wilson, Dennis (9) 226 Wilson, Diane (10) 217 Wilson, James (10) 127, 217 Wilson, James (12) ........................ 189 Wilson, Tommy (10) 217 Winters, David (12) 135, 139, 189 Winters, Leslie (9) 226 Winters, Tim (9) 25, 29, 226 Wise, Allan (11) .................. 217 Wise, Richard (9) 189 Witherspoon, Jackie (10) ........ 217 Witherspoon, Larry (12) . 189 Wittrig, Vicki (9) 226 Wolfe, Elaine (Coughlin) 12 _______ Wolfe, Gilbert _________________ , 77 Wolfe. Ron (12) 122, 160, 163, 189 Wolfenbarger, Karen (9) 226 Wolfenbarger, Kathy (9) ........... 226 Wolfenbarger, Linda (12) 189 Wolfenbarger, Patty (II) ___________ 206 Womack, Joani (11) ............. 93, 206 Wood, Allen B. (9) 226 Wood, Bruce (12) . 33, 112, 189 Wood, Carl (9) 226 Wood, Kim (10) 217 Wood, Mark (10) 98, 218 Wood, Mike (9) 148, 226 Wood, Patricia (9) 226 Wood, Ralph (Mr.) 62 Woods, Judith (12) ________________ 189 Woods, Margaret (12) 84, 92, 102, 113 189, 192, 193 Woods, Wilfred (12) . __________ 57, 189 Woodworth, William (9) 128, 142, 227 Wooton, John (11) _________________ 206 Wooton, Sandra (12) 56, 189, 198 Wright, Barry (9) ________________ 227 Wright, Chris (10) 218 Wright, Debra S. (9) 227 Wright, Garo (12) ..... 82, 83, 93, 189 Wright, Larry (10) 218 Wright, Mechelle (9)_________________227 Wright, Roger (9) _... 227 Wright, Sylvia (10) _______________ Wright, Theresa (10) ____________ 218 Wyatt, Andy (9) 128 Wyatt, Anna (11) ............... 31, 206 Wyatt, Neal Andrew Jr. (9)__________ 227 Wyatt, Patsy (11) ___________________206 Wymore, Cleora 77 Wymore, Peggy (12) 91, 95, 189 Wyn, Debra (11) ____________________ 206 — Y — Yanke, Von Marie (10)............... 218 Yearsley, Roger (11) 206 Yenne, Alan (Mr.)__________________ Yeoman, Debra (9) 227 Yoder, Bruce W. (11)________________ 207 Yoder, Cynthia (10) 218 Yordym, Cheryl (11) ............... 207 Yordy, Daniel (9) .................. 227 York, George (Mr.) Young, Lisa (9)______________________227 Young, Teresa (9) 227 Youngreen, Mary (Mrs.) .62 — Z — Zander, Dave (12) .................. Zeek, Earl (12) 189 Zegers, Gloria (12) ... 189 Zegers, Jan (10) ... 218 Zemlicka, Doris (11) 95, 104, 207 Zerkel, Tom (11) 96, 122, 207 Zimbrick, Scott (10) ............... 218 Zimmerman, Barbara 76 Zipse, Dana (9) 227 Zipse, Debra (11) 201, 207 Zook, Tim (10) ...................... 218 Zurcher, John (10) 143, 144, 218 Zurcher, Tom (9) .................. _ 227 Zurmely, Janet (10) 218 Zurmely, Wayne (12) 106, 122, 160, 161 189, 197 268 Autographs 269 Farewell Seniors 270 271 272 276 Words are a poor way to express thought, feelings and deeds; they hamper and bind and never quite fit...but they are the only way we have. 277 I f Dear Reader: nf i and reflect over 1971 ■ t was a year of transition and new trends of thought. It was a year JnHtr!!n9 'C9 fnends- There were times °f success and times of failure, times of happiness and times of disapointment, which helped to complete another link in our life's chain. , 197J a .nor 9fr w °ut of the seardiings for something different to fit with the changing times We wanted a book that reflected the happiness, dismay, enthusiasm and pessimism of the year eJhH9S d M n0t°'WaVi C°me °Ut aS theV Were ori9inal,y envisioned. Countless frustrations were confronted Ts fuhnf' 'deasdadt° be originated, constructed and reconstructed. Our greatest enemy was time for a year is full of many short days and now they are gone. V We are finished at last. It is no longer our hnni? %inno ai+i ______________ -_____ ,, . . .... The memories are yours to keep. 278 - .. .v £ -JKt. v.u B5: S fc- -