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

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1979 volume:

There is an endless net of threads throughout the universe. The horizontal threads are in space, the vertical threads are in time. At every crossing of threads is an individual, and every individual is a crystal bead. The great light of Absolute Being illuminates and penetrates every crystal bead; but also every crystal bead reflects not only the light from every other crystal in the net-but also every reflection of every reflection throuhgout the universe. Thus we learn that we live in all other beings, all other things - and that they live in us. Our lives are richer -- and more filled with obligations -- than we ever knew before. 2 3 4 ' 9 EVENTS 6 CLUBS 116 ACADEMICS 36 PERSONALITIES 148 SPORTS 72 ADS 204 INDEX 236 1. Tom’s hoop 2. Sheri Grlner 3. Shari Buchanan 4. Janine Braught 5. Kim Colman, Sherry Law 6. Kent Central 7. Junior Class pyramid attempt 8. Dewey Frederick 9. Todd Yates 10. Laurie Sheets, Nick Busse 11. Dr. Steve Wisely 12. Michelle Elder, Karlan Cross, Cheryl Johnson 13. Bruce Pattinson 14. Martha Potter 15. Chester the Stowaway Chicken 16. Tammy Zehner 5 I. Willie Parks 2. Mark Cunningham, Tammy Grove 3. Burnt Locker 4. Steve Wallace 5. Registration 6. Angle’s Thumb 7. Junior Miss Competition 8. Kathi Penfold, Mr. Jordan, “Pajama King” 9. Dave Albion, Robbie Adams, Mark Neustel 10. Dixie Dirks, Gil Hartl II. Scott Thomas, Mark Jensen in “H.M.S. Pinafore” 12. Warrior Gridders 13. Katie Mangan, Martha Potter, Don Stewart 14. Concert Choir 15. Ruth Kerr, Dewey Frederick in The Drunkard” 16. Mrs. Susan Hamer 7 Registration r Registration The familiar ritual of registration contained a surprise for students this year. Instead of the traditional six classes, a seventh class with mandatory study hall was added to the class line-up. Mrs. MacDonald was the secretary behind the scenes who tallied up the scores and introduced a grand total of 1585 students. Sophomores made up most of this figure registering 422 bodies, freshmen came next with 408 students and juniors were close on their tail with 406 members. Seniors clocked in 359, once again proving that the best doesn’t have to be the biggest. The new annual staff was united for the first time as they strove to sell the 1978-79 annuals and pass out the supplements from the previous year. Registration also gave the many new teachers a chance to get acquainted with the student body. Ken Swanson, Debbie Crick and Terry Braught examine last year's supplement. The Annual Staff works hard during registration to sell annuals and hand out supplements. Homecoming Princess Ellen Renn and her Escort Greg Atkinson enjoy their ride on the sophomore float. Queen Nancy and her Escort Robert Morris, Princess Bonnie Jarstad and her Escort Rod Soule review the stands filled with class mates. Bonnie Jarstad savors her moment of glory. “Warrior Spirit —A Winning Tradition”, was the theme for the annual Homecoming game held at Heath Stadium. Associated Student Body President, Don Stewart cronwed Nancy Martin as the 1978 Homecoming Queen to reign over the football game against McNary and the special dance that followed. This year’s float award was presented to the Senior Class for their replica of an old school house and yard, making it the second year in a row for the class of 1979 to win the float competition. Queen Nancy Martin and escort, Robert Morris and their court; Prin- cess Bonnie Jarstad, Escort, Rod Soule; Princess Judy George, Escort, Keving Suing; Princess Ellen Renn, Escort, Greg Atkinson; Princess Tawny Slack, Escort, Scott Pruitt; and AFS Princess Joanne VanVeen, Escort Dave Martin. The Warriors succeeded in following through with the Warrior Winning Tradition, winning the Homecoming game over McNary 27-7. 9 Homecoming Homecoming Linda Selby gets caught reading behind the Junior float. Queen Nancy Martin and her Escort Robert Morris are frozen to the Senior float. Princess Judy George and her Escort Kevin Suing strike a royal pose on the Junior float. Princess Tawny Slack and her Escort Scott Pruett are playing Blind Man’s Bluff. Riding the A.F.S. float are Princess Joanne VanVeen and her Escort Dave Martin. Nancy Martin is crowned Queen by Don Stewart The Homecoming Court: Princess Ellen Renn. Escort Greg Atkinson; Princess Joanne VanVeen. Escort Dave Martin: Queen Nancy Martin. Escort Robert Morris; Princess Bonnie Jarstad, Escort Rod Soule; Princess Judy George. Escort Kevin Suing; Princess Tawny Slack, Escort Scott Pruett. Homecoming 11 r |jjg and Fall Play CO s u. With a stowaway named Chester, the cast and crew of the Fall Play, “H.M.S. Pinafore,” made a successful voyage in the LUHS Auditorium November 16, 17 and 18. “H.M.S. pinafore” was one hundred years old this year, (the play, not the ship!) and that was one of the main reasons that Director Mrs. Susan Hamer chose to produce it. With Captain Hamer at the helm and with the suc- cessful steering done by assistant director- navigator Kellie Hoffman, characters such as Sir Joseph Porter, First Lord of the Ad- miralty (Dave Farrington), Joesephine (Katie Mangan) and Ralph Rackstraw (Don Stewart) came to life and became entagled in a dif- ficult love triangle and status quo problems (Lowly sailor falls in love with captain's daughter who is being forced to marry the Lord of the Admiralty, etc.). More romantic problems, too, involve poor Captain Cor- coran (Jeren Rowell), who is in love with a poor peddler woman, Little Buttercup (Ruth Brazel). Class pride strikes again! Music played an important part in “Pinafore.” Jeren Rowell filled a newly ad- ded director’s position as Student Musical Director. Mr. Pete Butler, Mr. Mel Knight and Mrs. Betty Mangan plus a few assorted band members combined their talents to make sailors like Dewey Frederick and Ross Scheuermann jig and sing (?) to, and for assorted “sisters, cousins and aunts” of Sir Porter’s to sway and harmonize to. Poor Little Buttercup! (Ruth Brazel) 12 r Junior Miss November 4, proved to be a magic night for many in Lebanon as the An- nual Junior Miss Pageant was presen- ted at the Lebanon Middle School Gym. Eleven girls competed for the coveted honor including Kim Canaga, Kathy Carner, Chris Collier, Kerrie Cox, Deb- bie Crick, Laurie Evans, Bonnie Jarstad, Katie Mangan. Mandy McCloud, Shelly Ransford and Cherry Whited. Girls were judged on poise and ap- pearance, judges interview, talent and creativity and physical fitness and coordination. Last year's Junior Miss, Debbie Nichols, was on hand and had the honor of crowning the 1978-79 winner. Cherry Whited. The “Spirit of Junior Miss” award, voted by all of the candidates was presented to Laurie Evans. Runners-up for the contest, who also received scholarship prizes, were Laurie Evans 2nd Runner-up and Kathy Carner 1st Runner-up. Mike Anthony of KGAL was master of ceremonies for the pageant which was sponsored by area businesses. Bonnie Jarstad browses through a pattern book looking for the latest styles. Kim Canaga, Kathy Carner, Chris Collier, Kerrie Cox, Debbie Crick, Bonnie Jarstad. Katie Mangan, Mandy McCloud, Shelly Ransford and Cherry Whited. 16 Winter Formal December sixteenth was a Winter Wonderland for many girls as they picked their favorite guy and S attended the Winter Formal. “White Christmas was the theme of the pageant which boasted six O princesses from the Senior Class. |j Midway through the celebration, Queen Traci Klavano, escorted by V , Mike Potter, was crowned to reign over the festivities. Princess Jennifer Moseman, Escort Kevin Tucker; Princess Dixie Dirks, Escort Gil Hartl; Princess Triesa Zehner, Escort Jim Aho; Princess Laurie Evans, Escort Craig Carroll; Princess Shirley Ditterick and Escort Richard Alexy made up the rest of the court. Music was provided by the rock group “Orange.” The Winter Formal is a Senior Class sponsored event, and members of this group provided refreshments, decoration and fun for all who attended. Jim Kerr and Julie Prior sit to enjoy the crowd. 19 r Winter Play TO £ Q C Dewey Frederick became alcoholic, Deanna Glaser went temporarily insane and Ruth Kerr’s “mother” died. Why did these tragic changes overcome these and many other students of LUHS? Research into their after-school hours showed that these dedicated students were changing their personalities to get into their parts for the Winter Play, “The Drunkard.” “The Drunkard,” directed by Mrs. Susan Hamer with student director, Susan Salisbury, got off to a late start when rain and snow plagued the first week of rehear- sals. But with the help of a few weekend rehearsals and sincere cast members, lost time was made up, and the play opened on schedule, February 13th through the 15th. First performed in 1844 to aid the tem- perance movement, “The Drunkard’s” per- formance here at LUHS aided the students The fiendish villian (Joe Smith) is rewarded by hisses and boos from the audience. 20 Mary (Ruth Kerr) finds her mother’s death and the drunkeness of her husband Edward (Dewey Frederick) too much to handle while foster brother Bill (Jim Kerr) looks on. Barkeeper Kent Zerkel pours another round for derelect Dewey. Bill Dowton (Tim Kerr) rejoices the restoration of his once-insane sister Agnes’s (Deanna Glaser) senses. 21 Bob Waldron prepares to “eat the whole thing.' r m Twi Twirp Week Q Q Sponsored by the Sophomore Class, Twirp Week contained few surprises but a lot of fun for both the twirpers and the twirpees. Falling during the week of Valentine’s Day, activities were appropriately con- cocted to follow the general theme. Monday was Infant Day with com- petition being a tricycle race. Tuesday was Funky Shirt Day, and competition, for the brave, was three-legged race. Wednesday, Valentine’s Day, was properly named Sweetheart Day. Girls brought their heroes submarine sand- wiches and dressed in formal attire. Thursday was Red Day, and students had the opportunity of competing in a water balloon toss. Friday was slated as Dress-Alike Day and a Gong Show was hosted at noon. A traditional event, Twirp Week, played a slight role reversal for girls and their guys. Jackie Bertalot times her hero in sandwich consumatlon. Cindy Ransford and Tim Shanks enjoy their romantic lunch for two. 22 r H theii Spirit Week Q Q a co Once again the Senior Class proved their might in Spirit Week competition. Juniors trailed the winners followed by the Sophomore and Freshman Classes. The five day activity was divided so that each class could have a “day.” On their “day” the class was responsible for rousing spirit and participation. Mon- day was dubbed Athletic Day by the Freshmen Class, Tuesday was Warrior Day by the Sophomore Class, Wed- nesday was Informal Day by the Juniors and Thursday was Formal Day by the Senior Class. The last day was designated 50’s Day by the entire Student Body. The Senior Class climaxed the week with a classical waltz competition during lunch. Band members, waiters and the “Lawrence Welk effect helped to set the scene for the award-winning Senior Class. The week ended with a Pep assembly introducing the new Royality Court. Laurie Evans droops from exhaustion from the 50’s day activities. 25 Pep Assemblies � Q) 2 E Q) 0 a Q) a. Mr. Jordan as King Nighty-Night, streakers, and class competition all became a part of that fun-filled forty-five minutes known as a Pep Assembly. Sponsored by the Varsity Cheerleaders, the assemblies were always a highlight for the week, pepping up crowds before the Friday home games. Rally Queen Kathy Penfold did a fan- tastic job of leading the student body in new yells and creating enthusiasm among the ranks. Funny skits added luster as well as amunsement to the assemblies. Generally set up to honor a particular sport, some assemblies varied from the ordinary by presenting a candid look at college choirs, jazz bands or performing arts groups. Guest speakers and presen- tations were sometimes offered by classes to inform the Student Body of various happenings. Pep, enthusiasm and information were the keywords behind Pep Assemblies. Mr. Page welcomes the incoming freshmen. Susan Salisbury tries to figure out what Joanne VanVeen finds so amusing. Shari Buchannan dares you to have spirit Pep Assemblies The Varsity Cheerleaders wear the p.J.s of their favorite basketball player during class competition. Freshman, Kelly Miller, takes a break during class competition. The new Superintendent speaks about the Warrior Spirit that will never die. 27 f cot Funky Friday Funky Friday was the day set aside to be funky. Every event from Halloween to Easter was celebrated by dressing up in an appropriate manner. Randomly through- out the year, Fridays were assigned a particular kind of funk (suck as Funky Hat Day, Funky Glasses Day, etc...), and the entire Student Body was invited to par- ticipate and show spirit for their class. On special Fridays, judges were chosen to pick the best costumes. Participation was the key as students tried to out do each other in creating the funkiest garb. Mike Potter flies through the halls with the greatest of ease. Ms. Peg Rees wonders how many times she has to go through it. Next step ... Mr. America . . . what a “ghoul’ guy! 28 Student Government Don Stewart hard at work keeping the senate meeting organized. There are three branches of Student Government -• I.A.C., the House of Representatives and the Senate. The I.A.C. includes all club presidents. Jerry Dahlberg is president of llA.C.. The I.A.C. representatives to Student Government are Warren Krager, Rick Pruitt and Sandy Wilson. The House of Represen- tatives is made up of all homeroom representatives. Katie Mangan, student body vice-president, is chairman of the House. The Senate is the branch of Student Government that in- cludes all elected officers. The elected leaders of the student body are Don Stewart, A.S.B. president; Katie Mangan, A.S.B. vice- president; Martha Potter, secretary, and Kathy earner, treasurer. Mr. Page is the advisor for the Student Government. Student Government meets once a month to discuss school problems and new ideas to improve the school. Katie Mangan, Don Stewart, Kathy earner, Martha Potter. 29 Girls’ State A whole week without boys could have been the woeful ex- clamation from any one of the last year’s Girls’ Staters, Martha Potter, Kathy Carner, Kerrie Cox, Susan Salisbury, or Marilyn Dukes when they discovered that they were to represent Lebanon at Oregon’s Girls’ State. Girls’ State is a government training camp sponsored by the American Auxiliary for girls who have completed their junior year at high school. Participants attend a week- long session at Willamette University learning about state and local government. Girls are divided into five countries and ten cities and are given the op- portunity to become officials, have party conventions (Nationalists and Federalists) and vote in a state elec- tion (that is, if they’ve registered). In addition to political proceedings each country was responsible for a flag ceremony, fashion show and part of a talent show. With fifty girls to a floor, you soon learn a lot about friendship as well as how long you can stay in bed and still make it to one of the six showers before the other forty-nine girls!! Kerrie Cox has other things on her mind besides thinking about bills. Susan Salisbury, Marilyn Dukes, Kerrie Cox, Martha Potter, Kathy earner 30 Rod Soule shows the energy left In him at three In the morning during a Senate meeting. Boys’ State Nine junior boys represented LUHS at American Legion Beaver Boys' State in June of 1978. Those selected were Robbie Adams, Mike Potter, Rod Soule, Tom Barreto, Steve Cowgill, Ken McElhenney, Mike Joslin, Bill Bergstrom and Tim Shanks. While on the Oregon College of Education campus in Monmouth, the boys played roles in a mock govern- ment representing Oregon’s own form of government. Every person participating at Boys’ State were assigned to a city. Each city elected officials like mayor, city councilmen and even a chief of police. Two cities make up a county. County officials were elected to help run the county. Also, Represen- tatives and Senators were elected out of the county to serve in the state’s Legislature. Beaver Boys’ State offered stu- dents the chance to meet many other people and to learn more about our system of government than any classroom can offer. Tom Barreto, Steve Cowgill, Bill Bergstrom, Rod Soule, Mike Potter, Mike Joslin, Robbie Adams, Tim Shanks 31 32 Annual Staff . - Lr . ' .• - • ' r � V 7 J iw., - • ' , • • ' � W zZ+ ■ •’- • • •“ %- . “- L t . 3« --- :• :£ -SEar o.- � Sliding up: Mark Neustel, Jock, Tim Gosser, Handyman, Julie Geil, Gran Poohbah, Rod Soule, In the Dark . . . What more can he say, Kerrie Cox, “Love the Index,” Dave Albion, Just another Jock, Marilyn Dukes, Vice Poohbah, Remae Martin, In the Dark with Negative Attitude, Viki Spires, Merchant of L.U.H.S., Tom Barreto, In the Dark with Pictures. 33 Upper 10% Row 1 Jerry Dahlberg Shelly Ransford Jeff Gentry Deanne Shannon Bonnie Jarstad Michelle Henneman Kerrie Cox Tracy Knight Susan Salisbury Bob Waldron Tom Barreto Row 2 Gary Speasl Ginger McKinney Lisa Tyree Polly Hainz Patty Hayes Joel Bartman Ramona Chastain Steve Cowgill Cindy Johnson Row 3 Mark Jensen Mike Potter Denise Lee Traci Klavano Jeren Rowell Mark Biederbeck Dixie Dirks Sandy Wilson Deanna Glaser Roger Miller Kendal Webb 34 I.A.C. I: Tom Barreto, Bonnie Jarstad, Mel Walters, Lyle Kendall A: Rick Pruitt, Jackie Asher, Jerry Dahlberg, Teresa Spillmam, Donella W Wilson C: Laurie Evans, Era Lewis, Roberta Nydigger, Sherri Schamp, Jill Eiding. Donella Walling, Brian Oeder Ellen Beach. Sandy The Inter Activities Coun- cil, (I.A.C.) was a branch of Student Council made up en- tirely of club presidents. These presidents elected their own officers who atten- ded House of Represen- tatives and Senate meetings to share ideas and represent the network of clubs in school. Equally important were the meetings held for the benefit of all members to synchronize activities bet- ween all the clubs. Jerry Dahlberg presided and coordinated meetings along with the combined ef- forts of Tom Barreto, vice- president; Jill Eiding, secretary; and I.A.C. Representatives, Warren Krager, Richard Pruitt and Sandy Wilson. Guiding this group in their many activities and respon- sibilities was their advisor, Mr. Earl Gerfen. Mel Walters contemplates a proposal made at a meeting. 35 ACADEMICS T 'V . 36 1. Margaret Gibson 2. Mrs. Lorraine Strand 3. Annette George 4. Mr. Chuck Kllborn 5. Rick Sweet 6. Jill Elding 7. Mr. Richard Walker 8. Chris Anderson 9. James Holly 10. Jill Hackstedt 11. Marilyn Dukes 12. Mandy McCloud 13. Scott Kreiger, Mrs. Penny Vanourklrk 14. Mark Cunningham 15. Denise Britton, Bob Schmidt 16. Shelly Ransford 37 Dr. Wisely stops work for a couple seconds to flash his optomlstlc smile. Enthusiastic...that’s the new Superintendent Dr. Steven Wisely. Smiling with optimism, the new superintendent im- pressed the Student Body from the opening day of school. Dr. Wisely is a native Oregonian, originally from Medford. He had spent the last few years in Washington before taking over the job from retiring Dr. Henderson. His interest in the community, school and the students are very valuable to the people of Lebanon. Hardworking and un- derstanding are two of the qualities that have made Dr. Wisely the fantastic person that he is. Not only is he a working man with a busy schedule, but he still finds time to spend with his family. Dr. Steven Wisely busy st work In his office at Central Offices. 38 Hiring new teachers, disciplining disruptive students, organizing school events and extracurricular ac- tivities are only a few of the many responsibilities that the ad- ministration faces every day. The efficient staff of leaders con- sists of intelligent, well experienced men whose main goals are for the betterment of all the people envolved with the school. They maintain good public relations not only with the students but also with the public. One of the most important factors in running a smooth school year is that they always keep open minds and to listen to the various views of any who wishes to express themselves. 39 Coordinating 1600 students and over 100 faculty members is no small job, therefore, the task is accomplished by a whole board of people. The School Board, com- posed of Ken Vorder- strasse, Chariman; Fran- ces Christensen, Vice- chairman; and Harley Rex, Claude Swanson and Lew Shatz who are responsible for deciding on all matters and issues. This includes what’s best for the school, the hiring of teachers and the petitions and problems presented by Student Government officials. In addition to these members, representatives from the school, including Mr. Page, take part in decisions concerning the welfare of the school. The members of the board devote much time and energy in making the school an exceptional in- stitution for learning. Jfr.. Ken Vorderstrasse, Chairman M Claude Swanson Harley Rex Francess Christensen, Co-Chairman Lewis Schatz 40 Mrs. Cleora Wymore caught while catching up with the books. The secretaries occupy their time by answering the phone, aiding numerous students and teachers, typing transcripts, typing absentee lists, sending out grades and helping with office procedures. Each secretary has a specific area in which she works. Mrs. MacDonald works with the school register; Mrs. Burrelle and Mrs. Palmer work in the Guidance Department; Mrs. Ander- son works in the Attendance Office. In a new little room of her own, Mrs. Wymore can be found taking care of money and school records. These secretaries all work very hard every day to keep the school records accurate and to keep the school running smoothly. 41 Mrs. Shirley Kunders, Mr. Ash J. Leppink. Mr. Don Erickson, Mrs. Ester Williams and Mrs. Mary Sltsler. A new study aid was introduced into the library this year. It was called quietness.” In order that students could really benefit from the time they spent in the Instruc- tional Resource Center, gab- bing and gossip was kept to a minimum by a strict enforcement program con- sisting of “Useless Chatter: Out you go.” The atmosphere prompted more serious student learning activities. The library, aside from invoices of books, included a newly formed career center. Its purpose was to help students find careers through informative pamphlets and learning exercises like the Needle Sort Test. 42 Angela Barnes wears her thinking cap. Mrs. Annette Greenfield and Mrs. Bess Anderson. Relatively new to the teaching field at Lebanon High School, teacher aids provided assistance to a number of teachers in their preparation for classroom ac- tivities. The aides, Mrs. Annette Greenfield and Mrs. Bess Anderson enjoy many jobs, primarily typing, filing and paper correcting. However, emergency work seemed to be their specialty during a majority of the year. A casual passerby in the local library where their working area is located, might not understand the complexity of conversation such as, “Have you collected Mr. Burtner yet?” “I am going to thermofax Mr. Haglund.” or I just ran off Mr. Castle!” But, whatever the meaning, the teacher aids were a positive influence on the school. 43 Guiding students to hap- pier educational experience was the role played by the Guidance Department. Juggling schedules, coun- seling personal problems, finding jobs and assistiri in career, scholarship nd financial aid choices were only the tip of the counselors’ iceberg. Mr. Gene Eakin headed the group which consisted of Mr. Don Carroll, Mr. Dennis Crowell, Mrs. Louise Street, Mr. David Dufault, Mrs. Maureen Liles, Mr. Roy Hum- phrey, Mr. Del Metcalf and Mrs. Carolyn Atkins. Mrs. Esther Burrelle, Mrs. Patti Palmer and Mrs. Jerrianne Stolsig provided extra help where needed. All involved in the coun- seling area strove to improve relations between students, teachers and faculty as well as to accomplish their many other duties. Mr. Don Carroll, Mr. Dennis Crowell, Mrs. Louise Street, Mr. David DuFault, Mrs. Esther Burelle, Mrs. Maureen Liles, Mr. Gene Eakin, Mr. Roy Humphrey, Mr. Del Metcalf, Mrs. Patti Palmer, Mrs. Jerrianne Stolsig, Mrs. Carolyn Atkins. Mr. McNeil relaxing after a long day. E.L.P. is the new name for this department. E.L.P. repre- sents “Exceptional Learning Problems.” In this department students are dealt with on a one to one basis. They are encouraged and are able to work at their own rates. The course is designed to fit the needs of the individual whether his is having comprehension problems in Social Studies, Language Arts or any other subject. The course started out by being taught by Mrs. Karen Steadmen and Mr. John McNeil. Then, Mrs. Steadmen resigned and was replaced by Mrs. Susan Stumbaugh. Both Mr. McNeil and Mrs. Stumbaugh are highly competent in this field and are interested in the students as individuals. A Ll:ll At LI II Mrs. Susan Stumbaugh smiles to keep her spirits up on a tough new job. 45 s p E C I N Linda Bari, Vie Carruth and Nancy Thomas get things organized before school starts. This year, the high school underwent some expansion with the addition of some new modular classrooms behind the English wing. One of these rooms serves a unique but important purpose. Equipped with sinks, work tables and lots of space, this room provides a home base” for the Special Education Students who transferred here last fall from McDowell Creek School. The process is called Mainstreaming,” and what it really means is getting these special students in- volved in high school life. Vie Carruth, Nancy Thomas and Linda Bart, the teachers of these special students, along with several student aids, work with the students and help them in anyway they can. The students are in- structed on an individual basis but also participate in group projects, practicing skills that are worthwhile and rewarding. Tina Walters is pleased with school at the moment. Bruce Knutson and Paul Cline break from their studies. 47 Marketing, stenographic procedures, accounting, typing, shorthand, briefhand, and office procedures are a few of the classes offered through the Business Depart- ment. Other skills, such as self discipline, leadership and the understanding of business techniques are the results of many strenuous hours of practice that goes into a business course. The Business Department is also responsible for spon- soring two of the most active clubs in the school. D.E.C.A. and F.B.L.A Mrs. Phyllis Osborn, depart- ment head, spends many extra hours working to make sure that the Business Department is kept running smoothly. On the job training is an experience where students are able to participate, to prepare them for a business career. O.J.T. is a must for all students interested in a career in business. 71 taf Tami Grove finishes early and compares her typing assignment with the nearest student. Mr. George Geiszler. Mrs. Phyllis Osborn. Mr. Jim Becker. Mr. Ouane Hartman and Mr. Floyd Simpson. 48 Add one woman math teacher, eight men math teachers, and one Math Department head, and what do get? A terrific math staff. The Math Department has many fields that a math-interested student may choose from. It varies anywhere from individual basic math to highly intellectual computer science. Sub- jects in between consist of Algebra I and II, Trigonometry, Geometry. Con- sumer Research and General Math. Math may sound bery unappealing to the average person, but it is very essential in everyday life. Mr. Poole replies with a “What can I say? Sitting: Mr. William Machamer, Mrs. Cheryl McAllister, Mr. Richard Weisbrodt. Standing: Mr Steven Poole. Mr. Donald Shannon. Mr. Ron Easton, Mr. Leroy Fritz, Mr. Dennis Olafson and Mr Floyd Holcombe. mozm-OM Space Cadets? No, just the Lebanon Union High School’s mad scientists. You can always find them looking for parameciums under a microscope, testing chemical reactions or experimenting to prove a hypothesis. Whatever the case may be, you can be sure that the students are learning by actually seeing the results. The department is kept going by Mr. Ron Olgesby, the depar- tment head. Chemistry, biology, physics and other courses such as I.P.S. for freshmen and certain required classes are offered in the science program. The Science Department spon- sors the Jets and Biology Club. Working together with a lab par- tner, or “on your own,” many in- teresting discoveries are found everyday. Mr. Brown explains a theory to two of his Biology students. Mr. Floyd Holcomb. Mr. Lyle Brown, Mr. Ron Oglesby. Mr. Martin Dannen, Mr. Clark Brean and Mr. Robert Doitar, weigh the results ot an earlier experiment. Under the well directed and carefully strategy of Chuckie the Charger, (Mr. Kilborn), the Language Arts team consisting of all the Language Arts teachers, powered to the victory in teaching such subjects as Humanities, German, Spanish, Communication Skills, Hi-Lite, and Annual. Many other classes such as creative writing, novel, poetry, fiction, non-fiction and drama were offered. Many of them were taught by new additions to the staff. Humanities as usual had a great year, starting it all off with HUMAN-O-GRAMS. Also classroom competition was a success along with the many other activities. S Kneeling: Miss Donna Crawford, Mr. Jerry Cash, Mrs. Diane Kingery, Mrs. Lorraine Strand. Mr. Dwaine Kroner. Mr. Russell Bemis and Mrs. Mary Showers. Standing: Ms. Judy Hensler, Mrs. Shirley Schmidt. Mrs. Patsy Smith. Mr. George Guthridge, Mr. Ronald Kilborn. Mr. Ed Cinquini. Mr. Dale Reynolds. Mr. Ken Hildebrand!. Mr. Gordon Burtner and Mr. Leslie Adams. 51 “Band on the Run” might be an ap- propriate phrase describing the Band Department. Directed by Mel Knight, this year’s band members were con- stantly on the go preparing for various trips, festivals and performances as well as carrying out thier regular duties. Advanced Band performed in parades around the district and at half-time for some football games. Pep Band raised enthusiasm at Pep Assemblies and basketball games. Stage Band, Jazz Ensemble and Concert Band con- tributed heavily to the success of the many concerts and performances put on for the school and community by the music department. A highlight of the year was a trip to Reno by Jazz Ensemble. Many hours were spent in money making, and paper collecting “paid-off” in a wonderful performance at the music festival. David Cooks blows it like it is during a concert. Front row: Polly Hainz, Patti Palmer. Deana Keenon, Chris Schneider, Jane Springer, Alice Busse. Row 2: David Farrington, Bob Morris, Sandy Cummings, Tammy Reich, Wally Ringhelmer, Joe Smith, Ken Swanson. Back row: Perry Mason, Brian Easton, Jim Hendricks, Steve Gray, George Harden, David Cooke, Mike Mason, Brian Pope, Mr. Mel Knight. Jeren Rowell blows the blues away Tony Brenneman makes perfect” by practicing. Sandy Wilson and Cindy Ransford create fine tunes together. Brian Easton plays the Drummer Boy” for the Annual Christmas program. B A N D 53 The Choir, headed by Mr. Pete Butler, sang their way through performance after performance of superbly executed songs in an effort to bring harmony and melody to the halls of LUHS. Comprised of four main elements: Choir Ensemble, Crescendos, Mixed Choir, and Girls’ Glee, the entire department harmonized to form an artistic channel for Lebanon students to pour out their hearts and voices in song. Springtime blooms had the members thinking suntan and leis as the Choir Ensemble journeyed to Hawaii for an In- vitational Choir Festival. Money making activities throughout the year enabled this elite group to travel to this far corner of the world spreading songs of joy from Lebanon. Donny Stewart and Katie Mangan finish reading the latest Mad Magazine before performing with the Crescendos. All of the members of the Mixed Choir are amazed by Mr. Butler's attire. 54 Row 1: Dan Calahan. Nick Busse, Mr. Mel Knight. Row 2: Julie Renn, Kelly Kilborn, Roger Miller, Tracy Knight, Leesa Burr, Tony Brenneman, Jaime Wisely, Rob Loughmiller. Row 3: Ken Swanson, David Farrington, Andy Garboden, Jeren Rowell, Jeff Gentry, Cliff Palmer, Lyle Kendall, Tim Halnz, Alan Horton, Randy Langdahl, Steve Rounsavell. Sitting: Nick Waltenburg. Row 1: Lori Walters, Susan Cross, Cindy Ransford, Patti Palmer, Kathy Currey, Paul Purkerson. Row 2: Mr. Mel Knight, Jim Hendricks, Sandy Cummings, Kevin Rogers, Dennis Campbell, Eddie Patton. Row 4: Nathan Zerkel, David Cooke, Eddie Gouldsmith, Mike Mason, Larry Van Epps. Front center David Farrington. Row 1: Dennis Campbell, Cory Knight, Don Calahan, Tammy Grove, Cindy Ransford, Jane Springer, Cathy DeLeon, Kirstin Posey, Jim Hendricks, Pat Patterson, Chris Langmack. Row 2: Tony Garcia, Dixie Shanks, Eddie Patton, Chris Wallis, Brian Easton, David Cooke, Rebecca Butler, Mike Campbell, Joan Chewning. Row 3: Nathan Zerkel, Brian Pope, Jay Rowell, Joe Smith, Wally Ringheimer, Mark Brown, Ellen Heineck, David Springer, George Harden. p E P Row 1: Ellen Heineck, Rebecca Butler, Tammy Grove, Bob Garlinghouse, Dixie Shanks, David Coleman, John Misa, Mike Campbell, Brian Easton, Cindy Burtner. Row 2: Kathy Enix, Michelle Slack, Cory Knight, Kirstin Posey, Cathy DeLeon, Chris Langmack, Chris Wallis, Steve Fishel, Tony Garcia, Mr. Mel Knight. Row 4: Jim Hendricks, Brian Ufford, Richard Adams, Shawn Olson, Tony Ogle, Mark Botcher, Mark Brown, Greg Mills, Jay Rowell, Wade Reed, Frank Springer, Pat Patterson, Karlan Cross, Lori Harwood. 57 G I R S G L E E Front row: Kelly Miller, Dena Morris, Sandy Bradshaw, Jodie Hines, Wendy Bacorn, Becky Sherman, Tawny Slack. Row 2: Jaime Hines, Kathy Chase, Sheri Harwood, Bobbie Rose, Mary O’Neil, Tina Giddens, Sally McMullen, Debbie Highley. Back row: Anna Larsen, Helene Breckenridge, Michelle Pruitt, Janet Crossan, Peggy Kunze, Charlotte Macklin, Lori Nonemaker. Front row: Kerin Kirk, Jim Kerr, Starla McCready, Don Stewart, Marie Lee, Ross Scheuermann, Katie Mangan, Roger Miller. Back row: Steve Wallace, Kathy Carner, Mark Jensen, Ruth Brazil, Jeren Rowell, Maureen Kitchen, Mr. Peter Butler; not pictured, Dave Stewart and Deanna Glaser. 58 Front row: Melanie Schaffner, Kathy O’Drlskill, Robin Stalcup, Mary Fredericks. Randy Kilgore, David Coughran. Tim Davis, Buddy Britton, Vanessa Anderson, Kasl Anderson, Shari Busby, Johanna Dltzenberger. Row 2: Barbara Farmer, Gwen Aerni, Donna Long, Rita Jefferson, Angie Wall, David York, Randy Flowers, Gene Bunting, Kim Turner, Holly Hansen, Jane Cardwell, Valerie Dale, Janell Swanson. Back row: Greg Matz, Jay Rowell, David Thomas, Jeff Hite, Mr. Peter Butler. Front row: Dianna Jones, Ruth Kerr, Rhonda Howard, Susan Prince, Kerin Kirk, Julie Parr, Lori Hinrlchs, Marie Lee, Starla McCready, Kathy White, Debbie Roberts, Patti Palmer, Shari Busby, Cherry Whited. Row 2: Lori Partridge, Patty Haller, Kerry Brannon, Ruth Brazil, Kathy Carner, Racheline Sykora, Katie Mangan, Linda Nofziger, Lois Boucher, Brenda Maurice, Tish Mitzel, Kathleen Holland, Teresa Spillman. Row 3: Kelly Kllborn, Mike Swezey, Mark Jensen, Greg Matz, Ray Flowers, Jim Glasser, Don Stewart, Jim Kerr, Jerry Dahlberg, Roger Miller, Diane DeGarmo, Maureen Kitchen. Back row: David Thomas, David Farrington, David James, Scott Thomas, Ross Scheuermann, Joe Smith, Dale Scheffner, Jerren Rowell, Steve Wallace. 59 The Social Studies department was unique in both teaching skills and manners. Guided by the steady hand of Mr. Joe Heiberg, department head, the crew of Mr. Douglas Axen, Mr. Dean Castle, Mr. Bill Croco, Mr. Rick Gould, Mr. Rick Hennessy, Mr. Dan Phelps, Mr. Richard Walker and Ms. Penny Van OurKirk journeyed through a wave of students and at- tempted to develop in them the knowledge, skills and attitudes necessary to function as a citizen, consumer and family member. Subject matter ranged from studies of Federal Constitution, State and Local Government, Con- sumer Education, Early and Modern Warfare and Weaponery to History of the West. Special activities arranged by the various teachers included field trips, group discussions and special in- terest projects with an added treat of simulation role playing. In this scheme, students were given the op- portunity to act out the respon- sibilities and decisions which need to be made by congressmen, officials or famous people in the annals of history. Mr. Bill Croco checks the absentee list to see why his whole class is missing. Sitting: Mr. Rick Hennessy, Miss Penny Van OurKerk, Mr. Rick Gould. Standing: Mr. Doug Axen, Mr. Dean Castle. Mr. Dan Phelps, Mr. Richard Walker, Mr. Joe Hellberg. 60 Mr. Pete Butler, Miss Paula Costello, Mrs. Andrea Arlington, Mr. Jim Barrett and Mr. Mel Knight. Express yourself. This is what the Fine Arts Department stresses by either art or music. Both require a natural talent in the field. Many band and choral music classes are offered at LUHS, ranging from Girls’ Glee to Pep Band to “Jazz” Ensemble. Mr. Pete Butler and Mr. Mel Knight head the department and put on many concerts throughout the year. Design to leathercrafts and textiles to graphic com- munications are just a few of the many art classes offered. Mrs. Andrea Arlington, Miss Paula Costello and department head, Mr. Jim Barrett, together make up the Art Department. Mrs. Arlington adds the finishing touches to a Project.” 61 Healthy minds and bodies were built in more than twelve ways through the efforts of the Health Department this year. Department head Gloria Knapp, Chuck Haglund, Jim Phillips and Rus Bemis taught preventive health education to freshmen and juniors through interesting programs and a number of audio visual aides. Mental Health, Personal Improvement, Drugs and First Aid were only a few of the subjects studied to improve general health education in students and health awareness. Many special at- tractions were contained in the “Pandora’s Box of the Health Department. Included in these were the Blind Walk for the special child unit, guest speakers and the many different types of review games utilized to go over in- formation. Mr. Bemis demonstrates a touch of “class”. Mr. Charles Haglund, Mrs. Gloria Knapp, Mr. Russell Bemis. Mr. Jim Phillips (not pictured). 62 Mrs. Ruth Looney, Ms. Mary Vorpahl and Mrs. Linda Lunceford. He wants me to taste It?” exclaims Mrs. Lunceford, about something Ken Swanson has conjured up. The Home Economics Department went through a major overhaul this year with the addition of several new buildings. The expanded classroom area helped make it possible to offer a variety of courses for all students. Students interested in the homemaking had the option of choosing classes in buying or preparing food, selecting and sewing clothes, choosing and caring for a house and learning various crafts. Special classes were also given on development and care of young children and a food services class for students interested in pursuing a career in the Food Service Industries. Miss Mary Vorpahl, Mrs. Linda Lunceford, Mrs. Ruth Looney and half time aid Jenny Norton made learning fun as they helped plan desserts and dinners for parents and friends, and field trips to areas pertaining to food services. H O M E E C M I C S p H Y S I C A L E D U C A T I O N Education includes not only the mind but the body. Stressing a healthy body through maintenance of the body as a result of activity and exposing the students to lifelong recreational activities are only two of the objectives exemplified throughout the year by the Physical Education Department. Department head Mr. Dan Jordan assisted by Mr. Gary Yates, Mr. Jim Phillips, Miss Jan Dauenhauer and Miss Peg Rees devised ways of making students jump, run and otherwise activate with Miss Marianne Berry en- couraging activity in the pool. Adding to standard basket- ball, soccer, flashball and weight-training, were perhaps more interesting courses of Archery, Bowling, Life Saving and Ping-pong to make class more fun for the average Physical Education student. Smaller classes were an ad- ded attraction of the P.E. Department. Renee Cagle demonstrates the “12th step to Miss Rees. Sitting: Miss Peg Rees, Miss Jan Dauenhauer, Miss Marianne Berry. Back: Mr. Dan Jordan. Mr. Gary Yates. Mr. Jim Phillips. 64 Sitting: Mr. Don Hopper. Mr. David Troutman, Mr. Darrell Neill. Standing: Mr. Kennetti Ray. Mr. Steven Steele, Mr. John Hughes, Mr. Andy Anderson, Mr. Gary Hughes, Mr. Charles Clingenpeel, and Mr. Robert Hodson. E D U The Vocational Education Depar- tment, headed by Mr. Robert Hodson, is basically designed to prepare students for various occupations. Six main areas are included in this department. They are metal shop, wood shop, agriculture, drafting, electricity and shop maintenance. Building a house, working at the land lab, making useful tools and wood products and drawing up blue prints for homes are just a few of the activities involving vocational students. Six new staff members were added this year. The Vocational Education Depart- ment sponsors two national organizations — Future Farmers of America and V.I.C.A. (Vocational Industrial Clubs of America). All vocational classes are open to both boys and girls. A T I O N 65 Teaching students to hit pedestrians, run stop signs or collect traffic tickets for scrapbooks were definitely not objectives of the Lebanon High Drivers’ Education teachers. Together, Mr. Dave Winters, Mr. Dean Soule and Mr. John Dixon patiently in- structed students who didn’t know the brake from the clutch. Each day of driving usually left Mr. Dixon with an upset stomach - the result of letting the clutch out too fast. And Mr. Winters found that Fords don't offer the extra leg space that United Airlines brags about but Mr. Soule had to put up with the complaints of both his associates. The course proves to have substantial importance. Lowering insurance rates and preparing the student for his Mr John Dixon lau0hs oM ,he perlls of s,uden' drivers driver’s license are just two of the values gained from this program. 66 Someone’s in the kitchen with...Thelma. Not just one someone, but five other someones. Thelma Pearce is the head cook and is efficient- ly aided by an excellent crew consisting of, Twyla Earp, Treva Christy, Gladene Davis, Ruth Lake and Kay Anderson. Gladene Davis was a new addition to the kitchen staff. Working hard to prepare lunch for the many hungry students is an every day occurence in the kitchen. Yet, even though they work hard, they really seem to en- joy themselves. At anytime you may drop by and either hear the pounding of pots and pans, the tale end of some wise crack or even shistling while they work. The kitchen staff is definitely an asset to our school. Thelma Pearce, Ruth Lake, Treva Christy, Twyla Earp, Gladene Davis and Kay Anderson. c o o K S 67 Have you ever wondered who the busy people with carts, protable trash cans and wide mop-brooms are? Well, they are the custodians who constantly clean, fix broken parts and sweep floors. The laundry unit is also an important part of the custodial department. Betty Rye the laundress, is assisted by a few Special Ed. students who come in and help out. Our custodial crew is part of the pride we have built up in our school. Jim Williams is supervisor of the custodial crew and has really got a crew to be proud of. 68 The maintenance crew were as busy this year as they have been in the past. The main headquarters of the small crew is located adjacent to the bus shop at the Central Offices The maintenance crew, headed by Mr. Jim Gillispie, has worked on a variety of projects over the year. They have worked on the Metal Shop, the addition to the Home Economics room, the Student Center, the new modular units and many other important jobs. Jim Young is running off to repair something at the Central Offices. 69 y i 0 1 Bob Carlson ■ transportation supervisor, Lee Edwards. Linda Branton, Fern Cantrall. Carol Linquist, Josephine Liming, Lena Brust, Donna Bartley, Leona Roberts. A first time addition to the annual is...the busdrivers, very large staff consisting of both patient and skilled men and women. After a long bus run of over exuberant students, many of them like to just set back and relax at the Central Offices where their headquarters is located. But, many of them hurry home to relax, and reminisce about their very trying hours of cruising around the country in a big noisy yellow box. We would really like to draw attention to the busdrivers because they have had patience with the music on the buses, been willing to drive to extra- curricular activities and have served us well over the years. 70 1. Warrior Football Team 2. L.U.H.S. Swimmer 3. Patty Palmer 4. Wendee Legee 5. Steve Weisbrodt 6. After- game celebration 7. Warrior Quarterback 8. Varsity Volley- ball Team 9. Warrior Locker- room 10. Rod Soule 11. Debbie Prince and Stephanie Neustal 12. Warrior Swimmer 13. Steve Cowglll 14. Joey McGuire 15. Ralph Cortez 16. Warrior Wrestler 17. Sherri Sweet 73 Standing behind all athletic teams this year was a group of highly spirited young ladies en- couraging school par- ticipation and enthusiasm. The Varsity, Junior Varsity, and Freshman Rally Squads passed out favors, attended award banquets honoring athletes and sponsored Pep Assemblies in addition to their regular duties. Summer clinic brought several honors to squads as they prepared for the regular sports seasons. Varsity Cheerleaders brought home a trophy, a spirit stick, and excellent and superior ribbons from a week-long camp held at Lewis and Clark College. Junior Varsity Cheer- leaders also attended a day clinic held at the University of Oregon. All Rally squads were under the care and gui- dance of Mrs. Patsy Smith. Renae Ford Cheerleaders Renae Ford and Helen Cooper cheer on the football team. Rally Queen Kathy Pentold � 4 Amber Allen Cindy Carroll Helen Cooper 74 J. V. and Freshman Rally Tracy Carter performs a routine. Sherry Buchannan shows her Warrior spirit. 75 Varsity Football Front row: Rod Halsey, Scott Henderson, Steve Welsbrodt, Mel Walters, Ross Scheuermann, Ron Ringhelmer, Rick Sweet, Mike Steckler. Second row: Kent Zerkel, Tom McVein, Bob Jackola, Bill Steele, Dean Boedlnghelmer, Nathan Zerkel, Don Lewis, Manager John Barnes. Back row: Jett Bishop, Ken Swanson, Roger Cox, Richard Smith, Kent Toomb, Brian McVein, Richard Henderson, Joel Stolsig, Steven Jones, Coach Jim Phillips. Though the Warriors finished the season at 2-7, good for eighth place in the Valley League, there were some bright spots. The Warriors won their first game on Homecoming Night over a good McNary squad. They were also impressive against Corvallis, limiting the number one Spartans to a 7-0 lead at half. The Warriors tired out in the end, losing 21-0. The most exciting game of the season was the South Albany contest where the gridders pulled from behind to defeat the Rebels, 27-21. This year’s squad was represented by Mel Walters, first team punter, and second team mem- bers Jorge Santana, center, and Bob Jackola, defensive lineman, as all-league selections. Many of the players from this year’s 3-4 record J.V. team gained valuable playing time up on varsity. This experience could prove helpful next year. Adding to the list of graduation losses are head coach Gary Yates and coach Dean Castle, who announced their resignations at the end of the season. 76 Head Coach Gary Yates watches his Warriors. Richard Henderson (49) gains good yardage around left end. Kent Toomb (43) outruns a Corvallis opponent. Front row: John Johnson, Eddie McPhail, Bruce Grove, Brian Reynolds, Chris Anderson, Robin Smith, Jorge Santana. Ralph Giffen, Alberto Basantes, Jeff Elliot, David York, John Giffen, Manager Darrell Tucker. Second row: Mark Hallock, Brad Bauer, Scott Pruett, Cory Carroll, Chris Yahn, Todd Yates, David Burian, Ron Spires, Rob Rogers, Scott Dufault. Back row: Coach Dean Castle, Gary Savage, Pat Lynch, Tom Hanten, Eric Holland, John Ballard, Brian Shlmmin, Mike Hoesing, Rob Pepperling, Dwayne Jackola, Mark Brown, Roger Miller, Lee Best, John Elston, Head Coach Gary Yates. 77 Mike Hoesing (14) lines up behind his offensive line. Chris Anderson (15) gives directions to his squad. Bill Steele (82) takes a breather on the Warrior bench. 78 Richard Smith (34) drives through opponent. 79 Lebanon’s defensive unit in action. Frosh Football Front: David York, John Giften, Jefl Elliott, Jon Elston, Tim Fox, Don Dulfield, Kim Fox, Monte Butte, Ronnie Duerr. Row 2: Cory Carroll, Brad Bauer, Scott Pruett, David Crusoe, Lee Best, Pat Lynch, Mark Hallock, Jett Kroll, Manager Glen Henneman. Back: Coach Mike Hasbie, Coach Rick Hennessey, Mark Brown, Gary Savage. Greg Bumpus, Tom Hanten, Scott Dufault. Ken Wilson, Delmar Henderson, Rob Rogers, John Johnson, Bruce Pattinson, Head Coach Bob Doltar, Coach Floyd Holcomb. The Freshman Football team, coached by first year coach Bob Doltar, finished the season with a respectable 3-3 record. The young gridders were little in numbers but a strong competitive team. Many of the team mem- bers also gained valuable playing time on the J.V. team due to injuries and filled in quite well. Quarterback Cory Carroll started a few J.V. games and is going to help plenty in a year or two as is Scott Dufault a big running back. Other key players were Tom Hanten and Scott Pruett. Although no awards were given, Coach Doltar said “Tom Hanten would have probably been Most Improved and the Most Valuable would have been Pruett, Dufault, Carroll or Hanten”. Many of the young Warriors can look to play a lot of J.V. ball next year, and some will find them- selves on the varsity squad. Look out for this squad to have a good team in two or three years. A Irosh defender puts the clamps to a North Albany opponent. 80 Cross Country Top: Tim Hainz, Bill Bergstrom, Ernie French, Ralph Cortez, Tony Giralamo, Greg Wilcox. Stairs: Debbie Matz, Mike Riley, Lonnie Kliewer, Brian Treadway, Joe Smith, Cory Knight, Tony Garcia, Joel Bartman, David Christenson. Charolette Gillett, Sherri Wilcox, Manager Dunell Baker, Lois Boucher. Stephanie Neustel concentrates on her form. This year’s Cross Country team, led by third year coach Martin Dannen and assistant Dennis Olafson, cruised through this season with varied success. The boys’ squad led by junior Mike Riley was a largely young and inexperienced team. They com- piled a 1-9 record and placed 8th at the district meet. Riley was the top district placer for Lebanon coming in 17th. The girls' team was led by senior Debbie Prince. They finished the season with a 5-5 record and placed 5th at district. Prince was the top district finisher for the girls, coming in 10th place. At the Award’s Banquet, Mike Riley and Debbie Prince were awarded the Most Valuable Runner Awards for their squads. Most Improved Runners for this year’s team were freshman Gene Bunting for the boys and sophomore Debbie Matz for the girls. 81 Debbie Prince and Sherri Wilcox discuss their after- race plans. Bill Bergstrom, Ralph Cortez and Mike Riley begin the long trek. 82 Boys’ Gymnastics Front: Larry Rowe, Cliff Palmer, Jeff Griffith, Dave Latimer, Steve Atkinson, Dave Ballinger. Row 2: Greg Atkinson, Jay Earlywine, Robbie Adams, Mike Potter, Andy Garboden, Steve Hildebrand. Coach Dave Troutman, Tom Schatfner. Back: Joe McQuire, Greg Zehner, Kelly Coffelt, Rich Tracy, Scott Swanson, Casey Schollian, Chris McPhail. Mike Potter concentrates on the Pommel Horse. Lebanon’s Boys’ Gymnastic team finished the season at a suc- cessful 4-3 mark under first-year coach Dave Troutman who stated, “I was very pleased with the team and their performance.” Seniors Mike Potter and Jay Earlywine on the Pommel Horse, junior Andy Garboden in the Vault and High Bars and junior Cliff Palmer on the Floor Exercise all finished in the top six in district to earn a trip to the State Meet. Potter was the only one to make it into finals coming away with a fifth place finish. At the Annual Awards Banquet, Coach Troutman presented the Most Inspirational Award to Mike Potter and the Most Improved Award to sophomore Steve Hildebrand. 83 Dave Latimer performs on the Horse. Robby Adams concentrates on the Bars. Trish Morris shows dramatic form in her Floor routine. Martha Potter displays agility, balance, grace. 84 Front: Jennifer Moseman, Tricia Morris, Martha Potter. Row 2: Rhonda Hutley, Tami Gray, Lynda Fairclough, Manager Teresa Summers, Emily Dickinson, Tracy Berg, Pam Howard. Back: Coach Linda Garcia, Donna Long, Patty Palmer, Barb Alexy, Kim Gardner, Leslie Ransford, Tami Grove, Assistant Coach MariAnne Berry. Jennifer Moseman goes into a back walk over. Girls’ Gymnastics Behind the leadership of seniors Martha Potter and Jennifer Moseman, who served as captain and co-captain respectively, the Girls’ Gymnastics team had a very successful season. First year coach Linda Garcia guided her team to 3rd place at District behind the talents of Moseman and Potter, and juniors Tricia Morris and Patty Palmer. Morris was the sixth best in state in three events - all-around, balance beam, and vault. Moseman took eleventh on the beam and twenty-third on the vault. Honors were given to Jennifer Moseman as Most Inspirational, and to Tracy Berg and Barb Alexy as Most Improved. 85 Front: Traci Klavano, Renee Campbell, Sherri Sweet, Judy Chewning. Row 2: Tracy Knight, Coach Peg Rees, Kim Coleman, Judy George. Back: Manager Shawna Hutchinson, Lori Brown. Varsity Volleyball Records don’t always indicate the talent of a team as was apparent of this year's Varsity Volleyball squad. Although the girls had an 11-12 record overall, and a 7-9 league record, they missed going to the League playoffs by only one game. Coach Peg Rees had two Valley League selections in Tracy Knight, 1st team, and Traci Klavano, 2nd team. Knight and Klavano were the only two seniors on the team and also served as Co-captains. Awards were given to Klavano, Most Valuable Player; Lori Brown, Most In- spirational; and Judy George, Most Im- proved. Coach Peg Rees shows that personality is also a quality ot winning. 86 Traci Klavano and Kim Coleman prepare for the serve. Kim Coleman, Sherri Greiner, Judy Chewning, and Sherry Sweet warm up for the game under the watchful eyes of Miss Rees. Tracy Knight puts some force into the ball as she “spikes” it against an unwary opponent. 87 Sherry Sweet follows through after her “set up. Kim Coleman “spikes” the ball over the net. Lori Brown recovers from a difficult save. Judy George stretches high to block an opponent’s ball. 88 Front: Diane Langley, Julie Hinrichs. Row 2: Joan Chewning, Melissa Lound, Debbie Weisbrodt, Shelly Coleman. Back: Coach Clark Brean, Valerie Kuhns, Linda Crick, Tami Reich, Becky Castle, Kerri Anderson, Lisa Bradley, Sherri Shriver. Melissa Lound sets up the ball as Tami Reich, Shelly Coleman, Debbie Weisbrodt, and Diane Langley look on. J. V. Volleyball Under the tutoring of first-year Coach Clark Brean, the J.V. team gained valuable experience and learned the basic skills and moves that will be an asset when they make the step up to the varsity level of competition. The team was lead by co- captains Julie Hinrichs and Diane Langley. The young squad finished with an 8-10 overall record and a 6-10 league record. Lisa Bradley was voted Most Improved, Becky Castle - Most In- spirational, and Julie Hinrichs was honored as the Most Valuable Player. 89 Girls’ Varsity Basketball Front: Shelly Coleman, Julie Hlnrlchs, Renee Campbell, Judy Chewning. Back: Coach Chuck Haglund, Sherry Shriver, Lori Walter, Wendie Legee, Becky Castle, Keri Anderson, Debbie Prince, Molly Bellinger. The Lebanon Girls’ Varsity Basketball Team lost a couple of close games which could have made the difference between a good season and a mediocre one. The girls finished with an 8-12 overall record and a 6-10 league mark. We were in the playoff picture until the last few games. We lost to North Salem, Corvallis and Sprague and that’s what hurt us,” stated third year Head Coach Chuck Haglund. Once again the girls were lead by All- Leaguer Debbie Prince who was the leading scorer and second leading rebounder. Junior Keri Anderson was the leading rebounder and helped out with the scoring load. Becky Castle provided a lot of board strength. Next year they should have a pretty good team because everybody will be back except for Prince.” predicted Haglund who is going to leave a big vacancy to fill with his departure from the coaching ranks. “I’m going to miss coaching,” he added. Lisa Bradley drives around her opponent. 90 91 Girls J. V. Basketball Front: Ronda Wimmer, Joan Chewnlng, Tammy Zehner, Tracy Berg, Wink Zimmick. Back: Coach Donna Crawford, Chris Langmack, Linda Drew, Cindy McDaniel, Linda Crick, Darcy Krieger, Melissa Lound. Not pictured • Becky Mosely. The Girls J. V. Basketball team was plagued by numerous injuries and had a rather disappointing season, finishing with an overall record of 5-10. Wink Zimick, Linda Crick and Becky Moseley all missed part of the season due to injuries which ham- pered the team’s success. “Wink was a valuable player,” stated first year Head Coach Donna Crawford. Tracy Berg was selected as the team's MVP while Linda Crick was the top rebounder. “There will probably be a couple of players who will move up to varsity and help out the team,” Crawford predicted. Joan Chewnlng goes for two while Darcy Krieger, Linda Crick and Linda Drew cheer her on. 92 Frosh Girls Basketball Front: Dixie Shanks, Theresa Gheen, Sherry Dunmyer, Debbie Weisbrodt, Brenda Legee, Pam Powell, Debbie Pitts, Kathy O'Driscoll. Back: Coach Bob Doltar, Karen Hoesing, Lori Nonemaker, Louise Hutley, Mari Dodge, Machelle Elder, Janet Crossan, Charlotte Glllett, Manager Diane Pitts. Karen Hoesing scores another two. “What do I do now?” wonders a stymied Debbie Weisbrodt. An impressive 9-4 league record was achieved by the Freshman Girls’ Basketball team under the guidance of first-year coach Bob Doltar. Through hard work and discipline, the girls learned what winning is all about. The young squad should be a strong base for the varsity level in years to come. “Many will be playing varsity for the next three years,” commented coach Doltar. This year’s very balanced team contained some outstanding individuals. Playing excellent defense was Debbie Weisbrodt, Sherry Dunmeyer, Kathy O’Driscoll, Karen Hoesing, Lori Nonemaker and Mari Dodge all came in as high scorers and went out with high hopes for next year. Hoesing and Nonemaker took care of the boards as the core of the frosh girls’ rebounding department. 93 Varisty Basketball WARRIORS Front: Steve Cowgill, Kevin Suing, Glen Henneman, Dave Stewart, Dean Boedigheimer. Back: Head Coach Dan Jordan, Dave Albion, Rod Soule, Steve Wallace, Mark Neustel, Mike Hoesing, Roger Hutley. 94 Coach Jordan gives last-second instructions to his troops. Trying for a repeat of last year's State Tournament appearence was a goal this year’s Varsity Basketball team didn’t meet. The Warriors ended in a three-way tie for fif- th place which eliminated them from the playoffs. The team finished 7-9 in league and 10-12 overall. The team got off to a good start going 3-1 before falling to 4-4. The first four defeats were by a total of 10 points. To make the playoffs, the Warriors needed to win their last two games of the season against Sprague and North Salem. But a 61-55 setback at the hands of the Olys ended any playoff hopes. Awards went to Dave Stewart for Most Inspirational and Best Defense. Roger Hutley and Kevin Suing tied for assists, and Mark Neustal took the M.V.P. trophy for the second year in a row. Dave Albion earned honorable mention All-Valley League while Neustal was a unaminous pick on the First Team as he lead the league in scoring and broke three school records - rebound career, 622, rebounds season, 283 and most points in a single game, 44. With three juniors who all started at one time or another returning and a very good group of underclassmen, it looks like “Warrior Mania” will continue at LUHS. A Referee's call disappoints Dan Jordan. Mark Neustel goes up for a jump shot while Steve Cowgill looks on. 95 Dean Boedigheimer shows good lorm on a jumper. Mike Hoesing puls up another two while being closely guarded. $ Steve Cowgill applies defensive pressure to his man. 96 Dave Stewart doesn’t let anybody stop him from “hooping.” Rod Soule and Steve Wallace agree with Mr. Jordan’s new strategy. Roger Hutley prepares to pass off to Dave Albion. Kevin Suing wonders about the ref's last call. 97 Junior Varsity Basketball Kneeling: Coach Jerry Cash. Back: Jon Anderson, Tony Troyer, John Ballard, Tony Evans, Rob Pepperling, Scott Jantzl, Todd Tjepkema, Kylor Whlttacker, Rod Halsey, Scott Henderson. The J.V. Basketball Team found the road a little rocky this year as they compiled a 2-20 season record. It was a frustrating year for the squad. One area the team was hurting in was experience. Six underclassmen were on the J.V. roster. Although the season wasn’t successful if you go by the win-loss column, positive things were accomplished. The team learned the fast paced, fastbreak type of offense that will help them when they make the step up to varsity. If the J.V. squad works hard and the un- derclassmen dedicate themselves, the Warrior basketball program looks to be strong in the future. 98 Jon Anderson prepares to drive around an opponent. Todd Tjepkema hauls down another rebound. Kylor Whittaker looks for an open man. John Ballard cuts off the baseline while Todd Tjepkema watches. Rob Pepperling prepares to make an outlet pass. 99 Sophomore Basketball Front: Jim Hendricks, Mike Little, Jim Skeele, Ron Denny. Back: Coach Roy Humphrey, David Cooke, Curtis Shephard, Jon Wittrock, Lonnie Christy. This year’s sophomore team com- piled a 3-19 record under first year Sophomore Coach Roy Humphrey. Humphrey, who coached last year’s Freshman A team, despite the record, was pleased with his team’s efforts, especially after considering the fact that two of his better players were moved up to J.V. midway through the year. “Our kids went out and competed well and worked hard all year long which was very pleasing,” commen- ted Humphrey. David Cooke lead the way in scoring for the sophomores while being named the team’s Most Valuable Player. Jon Wittrock took the Most Improved Award, along with leading the team in rebounding and field goal percentage. Humphrey looks for this squad to be awfully tough when they are seniors. Ron Denny prepares to Inbound the ball. Jim Cool casts off from 25. 100 Freshman Basketball Front: “B” Team ■ Greg Bumpus, Jeff Kroll, Brian Martinak, Earnle Craggett, Dale Callahan, Mark Bottcher, Sean Roten, Steve Ellison. Second row: Andy Lindsey, Scott Karnopp, Jeff Elliott, Cory Knight, Sandy Saunders, Steve Warren, Tom Haller, Seal Olsen. Third row: “A” Team ■ Coach Dave Winters, Aaron Bilyeu, Bruce Pattinson, Lindsey Partridge, Brad Bauer, Gary Savage. Back row: Mike Campbell, Todd Yates, Jon Elston, Steve Atkinson, Leroy Slack. Under first year Coach Dave Win- ters the Freshman “A” team finished with a 7-11 record. Considering the talent we had, I feel we could have done better. It’s a real good crew, and they are going to develop into a good team,” Win- ters stated. Winning awards for the freshmen were Aaron Bilyeu, Most Valuable Player; John Elston, Most Improved Player; and Mike Campbell, Best Defensive Player. The “B” team also had a new coach in Dwayne Kronser, His team finished the year with a 3-7 record and got strong performances from Greg Bumpus, Sandy Saunders and Shawn Olson who was also named the team’s MVP. 101 Brad Bauer does an “in your face.' Varsity Wrestling Manager John Barnes, Tony Hugley, Dave Coleman, Steve West, Scott Pruett, Fred Bowman, Greg Atkinson, Jimmy Glasser, Mitch Johnson. After 22 years Dick Weisbrodt bowed out as Head Wrestling Coach with a very successful wrestling campaign. The grapplers finished with only one loss in league a narrow decision to North Salem. The Warrior wrestlers finished second in the district tournament with both Steve Weisbrodt and Scott Pulliam gaining district titles. Weisbrodt went on to finish fifth in State while Pulliam who should have finished in the top five, was injured and garnered sixth place. Jim Glasser, Roy Erdwins, and Richard Henderson all earned trips to State. Weisbrodt ends his coaching career at LUHS with impressive stats. His overall record is 287-144-1 for a 66 percent win mark. His squads won seven first places and eleven seconds at District. Nine teams under Weisbrodt the team finished fifth or better at the State meet. Two squads, one in 1962-63 and another in 1967-68, won the State title. Although Weisbrodt is leaving as the Head Wrestling coach, he will stay in athletics, replacing Bud Moynihan who is retiring as AD from LUHS. Brian Messmer prepares to roll his opponent. 102 Steve Weisbrodt, Scott Pulliam, Ron Ringheimer, Jorge Santana, Richard Henderson, Eric Yahnke, Ken Swanson, Roy Erdwins. Richard Henderson attempts to throw his opponent. Ron Ringheimer uses his opponents head for a push down. 103 The referee signals another victory for Senior Eric Yahnke looks for a weakness in his opponent. Jorge Santana. 104 Greg Atkinson trys out a new hold on a Coca-Cola cup. Scott Pulliam maneuvers against a foe. Steve West shows the determination of a winner. Freshman Scott Dufault had numerous victories for the Varsity squad. 105 Mitch Johnson throws his opponent to the floor. J. V. Wrestling Front: John Barnes ■ Manager, Clint McCraven, Jeff Bishop, Alan Schaffner, Eric Holland, Ernie French, Brian Easton, Pat Collins - Manager. Back: Richard Smith, Rick Sweet, Roger Cox, Tom McVein, Scott Dufault, Eddie McPhail, Collins Gilbertson. The Junior Varsity Wrestling program carried on the tradition of success this year going 8-0 in league. They were a young and inex- perienced group but competed ex- tremely well. Mr. Weisbrodt and his staff could always count on a super effort from his impressive second squad. He often used the J. V. kids at the Varsity level when someone was hurt or he felt here would be an advantage gained. The wrestlers always came up and gave a good showing. When asked to single out one or two individuals, Mr. Weisbrodt stated that everyone gave strong perfor- mances throughout the year. With these young men coming up to varsity next year, the Lebanon wrestling program should be strong once again. Roger Cox Is congratulated by his teammates after a victory. 106 Freshman Wrestling Back: Kevin Miller, Jay Johnson, John Schaffner, Ralph Beasley. Front: Dave Rowe, Tim Primasing, Fred Clark. First year Frosh Coach Russ Beemis guided his troops to an impressive 9-1 record. It could have been an undefeated season for the freshmen had they not lost their final meet to West Albany by a scant six points. “They should be pretty tough,” summarized Coach Beemis on his freshmen when they become seniors in a few years. Ernie French and John Schaf- fner were two impressive wrestlers. French compiled a 9-1 mark and is a really hard worker,” stated Beemis. Schaffner earned the nickname of “Mr. Pin.” He won a total of 11 matches, 10 by pins. This year’s Frosh Squad kept up the winning wrestling tradition at LUHS and should greatly help out the J. V. and Varsity squads in future years. Front: Marlsol Santana, Cathy Yeack, Tina Jensen. Back: Holly Hanson, Sonja Barrett, Tina Detweller, Desiree Weathers. 107 Swimming Back row: Ron Spires, Mark McAllister, DyLynn Robertson, Diane Rasmussen, Valerie Meador, Kim Canaga, Steve Ness, Curt Brown, Brian Pope, Mark Heisler, Danny Smail. Middle row: Nathan Zerkel, Margaret Wetherall, Anrtette George, Jeff Griffith, Judy George, Kim Gardner, Rhonda Hutley, Everett Hunteman. Ladder: Eric Reynolds, Tony Garcia. Larry Rowe, Willie Park. Bottom row: Coach Jan Dauenhauer, Coach Rick Gould, Coach Marianne Berry, and Marla Young. The Girls’ and Boys’ Swimming teams both enjoyed very successful seasons for first year Coach Rick Gould. The Girl tankers finished up with a 9-1 record that earned them a second place finish in league while the boys ended the season at 6-4 and a third place finish. Both teams fared well at district com- petition, sending four girls and two boys on to State competition. Individuals for the girls’ team were Annette George, 12th in 100-yd breast stroke; Margaret Wetherall, 13th in 200 freestyle and Judy George, and Valerie Meador. The four girls combined their talents to finish eighth in the 200-yard medley. Boy performers were Mark McAllister, 12th in the 100-yard backstroke, and Jeff Griffith, 13th in 100-yard breast stroke and 16th in the 100 fly. Jeff Griffith shows proflcency in the butterfly. 108 Mark McAllister folds into starting position. After a tough race Nathan Zerkel takes a breather. Annette George takes a break between breaking records. 109 Diving Front: Stephanie Neustel, Joe McGuire, Coach Rick Gould. Center: Trlsh Morris. Back: Andy Garboden, Cliff Palmer. Though small in numbers, the 1978-79 Diving team proved they were more than enough to handle com- petitors from around the valley. Stephanie Neustel, Tricia Morris, Cliff Palmer, Joe McGuire and Andy Garboden, captured the honors off the board by combining physical skill, creativity and general bravery. Highlighting the season were performances by Tricia Morris and Andy Garboden. Each took top spots at the District meet held at South Albany High School, and they traveled to the State Meet at Mount Hood Community College. Tricia improved on last year’s fifth place by taking fourth place honors while Andy finished in eleventh place at the two-day event. The diver's were coached by first year coach Mr. Rick Gould. n 110 Andy Garboden concentrates on his next dive. Trish Morris, 4th place state finisher, practices her diving form. Stephanie Neustel makes a clean entry into the water. Cliff Palmer goes into his triple flip, A turn, full twist dive. Ill Boy ’s Varsity Record spT °Sa'erf' FranK us ssSfau Foo tball tost OSt tost tost tost OSt woh xNOO tOSt Cres1 Boy’s Varsity Gymnastics Record 5-3 North Salem West Albany Springfield Corvallis South Salem South Albany Sprague Crescent Valley District _ „ c varsity Cross Country Record 1 i, nvfta '°n rtwarttook Cottage va won won won lost won lost won lost 5th Albany J'salem lw,io � ' “SS ! v st Home ct Boy Varsity nm no Record 6-4 lhurSton a o “'u 0”4 y On)© league Cn“rChi C?JVa,«8 cNary' Va ey South stiany °Cc,W lost won lost Won won won lost won won lost 4th J. V. Football Record 3-6 Sprague lost North Salem won West Albany lost Cleveland won Corvallis lost South Salem lost McNary forfeit South Albany won Crescent Valley lost 23rd won tost tost tost tost tost 5th tost tie 5th tost tost tost 8th Girl’s WJW gymnas Record 7 Sc®ee.«� « District j. V. Volleyball Record 8-10 McNary North Salem South Salem Springfield Tournament South Albany Sprague West Albany Crescent Valley Corvallis McNary North Salem South Salem South Albany Sprague Crescent Valley West Albany Corvallis won won won won tost won won won tost 4th lost lost lost 1st won won won lost lost lost lost lost won won won lost lost %ZS Va,sl,y Svy'mming fle, T7 101 Worth Saiorjf Th“rston ps Sprague hurchili Corallis Seville MaSyr ''alley S-s? SCORE won won won won won lost won won won won won 3rd Freshman Football Record 3-3 Lebanon 0 Lebanon 14 Lebanon 50 Lebanon 24 Lebanon 13 Lebanon 12 Corvallis Blue 6 Crescent Valley 20 Memorial 12 Calapooya 42 Corvallis White 0 North Albany 6 Girl s Varsity Cross Country Record 7-4 nccora 7-4 ss jgr ihurston McNary West Albany Corvallis Salem rvJMar'°n Invitational escent Valley South Albany sSSST 'nvi'atl° a' South Salem Sweet Home District Girl’s Varsity Volleyball Record 11-12 McNary Sweet Home South Eugene Oregon City Redmond North Salem South Salem Springfie'd Crescent Valley South Albany Crescent Valley West Albany Corvallis McNary North Salem South Salem South Albany !?;? val.ey West Albany r.nrvallis no results lost won won won tie won 2nd won won 2nd lost lost Inc. 5th lost lost won lost won lost lost lost won won won won won won lost lost lost lost won won lost won lost 112 BOARD J- V. Leb Leb, Varsity Wrestling Record 7-1 Lebanon Invitational - 1st Lebanon 32 South Albany 26 Silverton Invitational - 1st Lebanon 41 McNary 25 Franklin Invitational - 1st Lebanon 33 West Albany 27 Lebanon 43 Sprague 20 Oregon City Invitational - 3rd Lebanon 35 Corvallis 24 Lebanon 36 South Salem 18 Centennial Invitational - 3rd Lebanon Invitational - 3rd Lebanon 25 North Salem 32 Lebanon 34 Crescent Valley 25 varsi i ebatt°n eo t_ nc° yjorna L 3baoon svjeet 6A R:yestHng non in C°rd 8-0 Lebanon gF loflf 2? lifts, Sophomore Basketball Record 3-19 S ee °5A ° -- iDa uV, 57 swoons 5A 3baoon 52 C,°rth Sa e 87 Lebano 7 Nortn 8 Lebanon te' teba oblg SptaQ s 49 ,7 Ueban°b cotvaW'® nV 57 Lebanon 3° south ' ern 84 ebanon south 5g „ Basketball “A” Team Lebanon 45 Lebanon 52 Lebanon 51 Lebanon 51 Lebanon 49 Lebanon 52 Lebanon 70 Lebanon 49 Lebanon 37 Lebanon 48 Lebanon 32 Lebanon 40 Lebanon 49 Lebanon 64 Lebanon 49 Lebanon 54 Lebanon 67 Lebanon 57 Lebanon 51 Lebanon 56 Lebanon 59 Lebanon 61 Silverton 58 Springfield 55 Silverton 54 Sweet Home 47 Sweet Home 57 Corvallis 57 North Salem 78 Sunset 65 4lt’any 39 O.T. South Salem 47 McNary 76 Crescent Valley 53 West Albany 70 Sprague 65 Corvallis 81 South Albany 65 South Salem 78 McNary 58 Crescent Valley 77 West Albany 80 Sprague 65 North Salem 48 Lebanon 33 Lebanon 60 Lebanon 46 Lebanon 70 Lebanon 67 Lebanon 42 Lebanon 61 Lebanon 66 Lebanon 38 Lebanon 40 Record 7-11 Gw’s 8 Silverton Lebanon 52 Lebanon 55 Lebanon 61 Lebanon 54 Lebanon 62 Lebanon 75 Lebanon 57 Lebanon 67 Lebanon 59 Lebanon 60 Lebanon 58 Lebanon 49 Lebanon 60 Lebanon 66 Lebanon 59 Lebanon 71 Lebanon 58 Lebanon 65 Sweet Home 42 Silverton 53 Sweet Home 64 Silverton 59 Cottage Grove 45 Memorial 41 Calapooya 63 North Albany 78 Corvallis Blue 69 Crescent Valley 64 Memorial 59 Calapooya 62 Corvallis White 61 North Albany 55 Corvallis White 69 Cottage Grove 59 Corvallis Blue 72 Crescent Valley 55 Lebanon 35 o,,verton 20 Lebanon 31 WiliamotUt9ene 37 Lebanon 20 sZe?l 'e 21 Lebanon 2R Q 'Om© 29 Lebanon 27 West Uhbany 27 Lebanon 3« rles Albany ig i£S2goSSg L n S teg . Freshman Wrestling Record 4-1 Lebanon 45 Sweet Home 43 Lebanon 38 Silverton 21 Freemont Invitational - 2nd Lebanon 32 Cottage Grove 22 Lebanon 32 Silverton 25 Lebanon 22 West Albany 28 Lebanon Invitational - no results J V'o asketball I oh R®cord 2-20 5SgS?«on 66 .banon f? ,S� te d fsss if, ass: ii u ? « So™ rs Lebam Leban°n 49 Scent Va ey Lebanon 44 Snrff Albany 64 •«banon 41 rZr 2}t? 7 74 72 Basketball “B” Team Record 3-7 Silverton 40 Cottage Grove 62 Memorial 44 North Albany 43 Memorial 43 Crescent Valley 72 Calapooya 63 North Albany 83 Cottage Grove 42 Crescent Valley 58 Lebanon 43 r“‘,afy 31 G' 'S 2 S« e,6a ; i oh Record 8-12 cJbinoS si li'rfT'O 31 Lebanon 36 Mulh Eu9ene tSSSS S1 Lebanon 2 Co rvS 73 37 71 54 Lebanon 51 en°Tis 40 Lebanon 34 o b Salem Lebanon 38 North a 33 Lebanon 36 a ern Lebanon 44 Sn 53 Lebanon 51 WestV ,bany 31 Lebanon S g� a'?'' 1' 57 Lebanon 33 North If ® 1 46 Lebanon 27 McN %m 45 G r ’s Freshman Basketball Record 9-4 44 55 Lebanon 43 Lebanon 38 Lebanon 35 Lebanon 31 Lebanon 41 Lebanon 30 Lebanon 41 Lebanon 42 Lebanon 19 Lebanon 58 Lebanon 57 Lebanon 59 Lebanon 28 Silverton 41 Corvallis 23 Calapooya 39 Calapooya 37 Corvallis 37 North Albany 25 Corvallis 27 Memorial 31 North Albany 36 Crescent Valley 31 Crescent Valley 11 Memorial 17 McMinnville 40 113 THE OTHER 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Roger Miller sleeps through preseason workout. Mrs. Wymore takes time out from scorekeeping. Mike Potter is distracted from the action. The Rowdy Rooters in full force. Cindy Carroll performs routine at Pep Assembly. Kevin Suing shows correct passing form during practice. Chuck Haglund gives an exciting pep talk to number 21. J.V. Cheerleaders bring out the Victory Bell after a big victory. SIDE OF SPORTS 114 115 116 1. Diana Klink 2. Kim Walters 3. Mr. Don Erickson 4. John Cooke 5. Mark Blederbeck 6. Molly Bellinger 7. Allyn Amsk 8. Steven Jones, Tami Dufault, and Dewey Frederick 9. Martha Potter and Annette George 10. Mike Warren and Warren Krager 11. Newspapers 12. F.F.A. Emblem 13. Marie Lee 14. Kellie Hoffman 15. Tracy Knight, Traci Klavano, and Michelle Henneman 16. FFA’ers 17. Donna Long, Robin Stalcup, and Rick Edmundson 117 Front row: Joanne VanVeen, Marilyn Dukes. Sandy Wilson, Susan Salisbury, Stephen Jones, Michele Henneman, Bob Waldron, Bonnie Jarstad, Mark Jensen, Jerry Dahlberg, Dave Anderlik, Joe Smith, Polly Hainz, DeAnn Shannon, Debbie Law. Row 2: Heidi Holling, Dixie Dirks, Patty Hayes, Chris Schneider, Lois Boucher, Deanna Glaser, Mandy McCloud, Tracy Knight, Traci Klavano, Debbie Prince, Ramona Chastain, Joan Dadey. Back row: Joan O’Hearn, Kerrie Cox, Joel Bartman, Terry Braught, Allyn Am$k, Mark Biederbeck, Mike Potter, Steve Cowgill, Tom Barreto, Jett Gentry, Shelley Ransford, Dorothy Simpson. Honor Society An elite group of students maintaining a 3.5 grade point average or better friade up Honor Society. Pledged to promote good citizenship and scholastic achievement, the members of Honor Society took pride in their high academic standards. Leading the group of scholars was an equally outstanding committee of students. Mike Potter ably presided over group meetings; Steve Cowgil was second in com- mand; Tracy Knight provided written records and Traci Klavano guarded monetary trans- actions. Mr. Reynolds was behind the scenes as activities coordinator and advisor. When they weren’t studying, Honor Society members participated in a variety of activities which included the traditional Student Center clean-up, bake sales, serving at banquets, ushering at commencement and baccalureate and sponsoring the Upper Ten Percent Dessert for students and their parents. Cindi Carroll does her famous storewindo mannequin pose while Mike Potter practices his, too. Front row: Cheryl Walker, Bev Dirks, Dave Martin, Julie Renn, Era Lewis. Ginger Coakley, Kerry Brannon, Tami DuFault, Kathleen Holland. Rhonda Soule, Karen Going. Diane Langley. Judy Chewning. Row 2: Cindi Carroll, Helen Cooper. Julie Parr, Teri Starnes. Judy George. Cara Pettner, Linda Earlywine, Lori Partridge. Tish Mitzel, Cathy Thomas. Cindy Ransford, Lisa Boyer. Marisol Santana. Back row: Kyle Page. Mike Hoesing, Joel Stolsig, Lyle Kendall, Brian Shimmin. Gary Dukes. Patricia Haller, Shelbey Fritz, Tony Brenneman. Angie Ford. Teresa Spillman, Ann Auman, Tina Willard. Allison Bailey. Debbie Roberts. Photo Club Photo Club members know the date is right lor selling calendars to the community. Advisor Mr. Don Erickson. Front: Denise Egland, Shari Busby. Kerrie Cox, Cathy Reid, Angie White. Row 2: Tami DuFault, Jolene Hall, Susan Salisbury, Rebecca Butler, Shelley Gerard, Laura Leffler. Back: Rick Edmundson, Richard Green, Heidi Holling, Robert Rogers. Wendie Legee, Julie Geil, Advisor Mrs. Hamer. Marie Lee, Dewey Fredericks, Ross Scheuermann, Kim Garrett. Dewey Fredericks, Ross Scheurmann and Deanna Glaser prac- tice their acceptance speechs lor the upcoming Academy Awards. Drama Club The women’s liberation movement struck The LUHS Drama Club this year leaving all of the officers female. After all, who else would bake the cookies? The head bakers were Marie Lee, president; Julie Geil, vice- president; Susan Salisbury, secretary; Kerrie Cox, treasurer and Becky Yahnke, historian. Aside from bake sales, the Drama Club organized a lot of activities that were fewer in calories and that satisfied more than just hunger pangs. For example, Drama Club members sixteen years of age or older make an annual trip to Shriner’s Hospital in Portland. And the LUHS Drama Department sponsors a trip to New York each year around Christmas time. This year they added a trip to England which included a stay on the famous Stratford on Avon, home of Shakespeare and Shakespearean Theater. In addition to belonging to Drama Club, involved members could earn points toward becoming a National Thespian by working on plays and faithfully attending meetings. National Thespians is a national theater organization. 121 Meo? % CLUBS OF AMERICA LEBANON. OREGON p o2n irr-oSK1 , Rocw, E,ian — — Dwayne Swezey, Advisor Mr. George Geiszler. V h ey’ Shir,®y Clark, Jody Lasseter, Kim Walters, Advisor Mr. Geiszler and President Elian Beach inspect his work. 122 AMERICA CLUBS OF Distributive Education Club of America helped students gain experience in business management and taught them the impor- tance of business in American society. Distributing leadership in the form of good words and encouragement was President Elian Beach, Vice-president Velvet Grissom, Secretary Cheryl Schumacher, Treasurer Gary Speasl, Parliamentarian Rhonda Brown and Publicity Director Phillip Garcia. Advisor of this group of financial-minded students was marketing teacher Mr. Geiszler. Helping in the learning process by par- ticipating in buy-sell relationships was a major undertaking by this club who sold candy, gum and other foods before school and at noon. Service was also stressed at the monthly meetings, and DECA never failed to heed that call. Money-making projects for charity were a common cause which involved all members. As an added bonus, club mem- bers were encouraged to create better un- derstandings between employer and em- ployees at a dessert held for their benefit. Teresa Duerr zeros in on the concept of the meeting. Front: Gwynne Tyree, Phillip Garcia. Lisa Boyer, Tracy Barber, Loda Winningham. Back: Sandi Yocom, Tammie Pound, Chris Collier. Diana Klink. Laurie Rutherford, Denise Svatos, Yvonne Schmid, Sandi Langmade, Mike Swezey, Advisor Mr. Geiszler. FBLA FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America) spent most of this year building future business leaders in America. Under corporation head Laurie Evans and with the backing of Vice-president Jill Hackstedt, Secretary Mandy McCloud, Treasurer Dana Wimer, Historian June Aho and Reporter Cheryl Coffey, the second Tuesday of every month was filled with activity. FBLA members try to involve themselves in at least one social service and fundraising activity each month. Besides building a float for Veterans’ Day (it was sponsored by Willamette Industries), some of their ac- tivities included attending conferences and contests throughout the state, selling Val-O- Grams, having bake sales, cleaning the Student Center and sponsoring an all-school dance. In addition, FBLA members “adopted” a senior citizen, Sally Presley. Visits were made each month and special celebrations were given on occasions such as Christmas and on her birthday. Jill Hackstedt realizes that she forgot to put paper in the typewriter. Front: Cheryl Coffey, June Aho, Jill Hackstedt, Laurie Evans, Dana Wimer. Row 2: Tanya Perimon, Melissa Metcalf, Char Norberg, Sheri Gates. Kathie Currey, Frances Reeves, Joan O’Hearn, Cheryl Walker, Rhonda Soule. Jennifer Moseman, Shirlee Ditterick, Starla McCready, Renae Ford. Row 3: Kim Garrett, Denise Svatos, Tina Jensen, Nancy Hubbard, Lois Boucher. Sherri Wilcox. Debbi Davis. Celeste Young. Heidi Holling, Ann Auman, Ginger Coakley, Tish Mitzel, Cindi Carroll. Row 4: Brian Hads. Mike Auman, Teresa Pulver. Melissa Bonus, Terri Thomas, Kathy Carner, Karen McElhinny, Deanna Glaser, Debbie Law, Debbie Reeder. Joan Dadey, Renee Martin. Lynette Patent, Advisor Mrs. Osborn. Back: Dawn Davidson, Bruce Wiseman, Kathy Pynes, Shelley Ransford, Bev Dirks. Ruth Burleson ! Dixie Dirks, Tammy West, Susan Tacy, Joan Hutley, Angie Ford. Kathleen Holland. Back: p ,h Tracy Vauter, Connie Wilson. Sherrie Schamp. S JSS Advisor Mr? Vorpahi, Helen Qro,«. Cathy Yeack, Cheryi Walker. Jayne Nixon. _ • Wilson Secretary President Sherrie S ’j VNUon finish last-minute clean- Kristi Adams and member Jayi up from their Christmas Bake Sale. FHA anov homes make happy hear's” as aPPVrhantpr of Future Homemakers of non Chapter or ruiu = heloinq � Economic, in IrSrBHsH lloween party, Christmas shopping spree, on meetings. 125 Front row: Billy Edwards, Jeannine Atchley, Richard Garner, Cindy Lane, Dave Tyler, Sheri Harwood, Advisor Mr. Neill. Row 2: Jeff Hite, Brian Oeder, Brad VanLoovan, Tim Barnett, David Rathbun, Karen Duncan. Row 3: Buzz Mitchell, Linda Nesmith, Shawn Harwood, Frances Plattner, Jim Atchley, Ladd Burge, Dean Gibbs, Mike Gorman, Gene 8unting, Scott Kenyon, David Stanley, Chip McEldowney, Lori Kliewer. Back row: Steve Marquandt, Tracy Hubbard, Dan Lane, Kent Hampton, Mike Swanson, Steven Swanson, David Bellinger, Alan Baker. Future Farmers of America Future Farmers of America is a national organization built around agricultural ac- tivities. The organization is open to any students involved in a vocational class. Advisors are Mr. Neill and Mr. Clingenpeel. Much experience is gained through the ac- tivities at the Land Lab located a few miles out of Lebanon. Other activities in which the club participates include sponsoring donkey basketball games each year. Members participate in various contests such as Parliamentary Procedures, Soil Judging and Welding. All contests are on local, district, state and national levels. Members attended a State Convention in Klamath Falls during spring vacation. With close to one hundred members in FFA the organization never seems to run short of activities. FFA has been a very successful club this year in both memeber- ship and their many activities. With a rap of his gavel, President Brian Oeder brings the FFA meeting to order. Front: Trlcia Morris, Dave Anderllk, Annette George, Chris Anderson, Dave Latimer, Kim Ness, Judy George, Jamie Wisely, Alberto Basanes. Back: Jim Buckner, Warren Krager, Mike Vanslyke, Brian Shimmin, Terry Braught, Terry Thayer, Lori Brown, Steve Ellison, Kim Canaga, Viki Spires, Era Lewis, Advisor Mr. Jay Helcombe. Providing an opportunity for those in- terested in skiing to get together with friends and enjoy the slopes and out-of-doors was the purpose of the newly formed Alpine Hotshots Club. Advisor Jay Holcomb, President Dave Anderlik, Vice-President Annette George, Secretary Nick Busse and Treasurer Judy George planned many activities to keep the club busy. Promises of downhill and cross- country skiing at local lodges provided incentive for members during the pre-season months. Selling hot dogs at home basketball games, bake sales and Student Center clean-up helped finance the excursions, and a party for Ski Club members at the end of the ski season were all part of the flight plan during the club’s first year. Meetings to discuss events were held on the first and third Mondays of every month. Ski Club members try to conceal their snowbound vehicle. Health Careers Health Occupation Students of America helped students prepare themselves for jobs in the health field. This multi-purpose club was designed to help develop respect for education in the health field, to provide opportunities for career choices, to develop competent leadership in health occupations, to encourage ethical behavior in health occupations, develop character training for useful citizenship, foster patriotism and to provide mental and physical health through satisfactory social and recreational ac- tivities. Roberta Nydigger presided over activities aided by Vice-president Debbie Law, Secretary Joan O’Hearn, Treasurer DeAnn Shannon, Jr. Vice-president Judy George, Historians Joan Dadey and Becky Vahnke, Parliamentarian Annette George and Recor- der Melanie Bradley. Mrs. Merle Enke ad- vised this community-aware group through their volunteer work at the Bloodmobile, hospital, nursing home, day care center and many other health related activities as well as an annual awards dessert to honor parent and community members who serve the program. if Advisor Mrs. Enke demonstrates that the techniques ot being nurse are easier than Laura Adams thought. Front: Rebecca Yahnke, Joan O'Hearn, Roberta Nydigger, Debbie Law, Judy George. Annette George, DeAnn Shannon. Row 2: Cherry Whited, Cheryl Gatchell, Joan Dadey, Darlea Edgerly, Penny Rich, Sonja Barrett, Laura Adams. Row 3: Jodie Ames, Kelly Sutphin, Frances Reeves. Mike Joslin, Melanie Bradley, Shawna Hutchinson. Sara Anderson, Glenda Hubbard, Advisor Mrs. Merle Enke. Back: Cindy Tyler, Fran Lancaster, Tracy Johnson, Dave Anderlik. Rosie Palmer. Front: Rick Howard, Jerry Oahlberg. Row 2: Jolene Hall, Tami DuFault, Lisa Bandy, Vanessa Anderson. Jo Wallis, Sonja Barrett. Lori Wolfenbarger, Lisa Boyer. Back: Ross Scheuermann. Starla McCready. Rhonda Soule, Lisa Stiles, DeAnn Shannon. Eddie Patton. Patty Hayes, Debbie Roberts. Dwayne Swezey, Jay Rowell. Fellowship Of Christian Teens To provide unity and fellowship for Christian teens of various churches and to extend this fellowship were set up as a pur- pose of Fellowship of Christian Teens. As a very active club Fellowship of Christian Teens had several functions throughout the year such as dinners with special speakers, bible studies, sharings and socials. Christian Teens had several banquets including Thanksgiving, Christmas and an Annual Spring Banquet. Along with all this, they had meetings twice a month on the first and third Tuesdays of each month. Jerry Dahlberg was leader of the club serving as president with Dewayne Sweezy as vice-president. Sonja Barrett had the responsibility of caring for the minutes of every meeting and Treasurer DeAnn Shannon was in charge of the money tran- sactions. Mr. Robert Hodson and Mr. Harold Shannon served as co-advisors during the year. Lisa Stiles listens quietly to the guest speaker. Front row: Advisor Father Lamer, Larry Wiseman. Steve Warren, Todd Downer, Don Stewart, Andy Lindsey, Bill Coleman, Bob McElhinney. Tom Barreto, John Horton. Sitting: Warren Krager, Scott Butler, Ken McElhinney, Chris Yahn, David Coleman, Casey Schollian. Back row: Mike Warren, Dave Stewart, Tim Barreto, Tom McVlen, Steve Rhoads, Howard Downer, Alan Horton, Tony Lindsey, Tom French, Rick Snyder, Gary Dukes, Dave Cox, John Birch, Rod Soule, Steve Cowglll. Key Club Being of service to the school and community was the goal of the Lebanon Chapter of Key Club. Sponsored by Lebanon Kiwanis Club, these lads devoted their year to helping others. Warren Krager devoted his leadership skills to the club serving as the chief officer. Dave Cox served under him as vice-president with Mike Warren and Dave Stewart filling in the gaps as secretary and treasurer. Advisors for this reputable group were Mr. MacNeill and Father Lamer. Meetings were held every Thursday as the group planned their projects. Listed under their accomplishments include co- sponsoring a Christmas party for under- priviliged children, paper drives, providing much needed clean-up services for the Recycling Center and attending Inter- national and Regional meetings. The boys also hosted a Kiwanis meeting and par- ticipated in several activities with the Kiwanis Club. Dave Stewart smiles at the idea of girls helping the Key I with their (und raising project. 130 Keywanettes Another service club for outstanding in- dividual girls, Keywanettes, made them- selves heard in school through their many activities. Keyed on by President Teresa Spillman, Vice-president Debbie Matz, Secretary Susan Salisbury and Treasurer Janine Braught, the club worked diligently every Saturday after home football games to clean up the stadium and surrounding grounds. The club also sold Homecoming mums, co- sponsored a Christmas party for under- priviledged children, cleaned the Student Center, sold suckers, worked at the Goodwill trailer and otherwise kept very busy. This much needed club was sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Lebanon and had as their Kiwanian Advisor, Mr. Richard Triska. Meetings were held twice a month in room 105 with faculty advisor, Mrs. Gloria Knapp, where much of their talk centered around service activities. lanine Brought gets caught shaking the presents. Letterman's Club IgttteTmaTi $ (Glitic ttsv shut© ik© a irr rrf :itlte tt©t 'urmiTtr samurcr v.ntr ‘W b’‘ anr “©te on trer :rr©sr. mttsaxtti li ctti testei® (XOTTtxGiiisr csff ©htfe srnc v ra tew© 'Ifettete it 'smjfv. srteti. Wh Rfts Hutt-- ptteAS a iffistf ins car:)lit sr tettspBspjte w.n-©T It© ‘ [psatteiitems hr srerrtte W©! 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Wilke Potter, Cliff Palmer. Robbie Adams. fiirif. Ilfi Ays Scheuermann Roy lErdwins, Dave Farrington. Row 4: Becky Castle. Lori Drew, Patti Palmer. Wiartha Potter. Tricia Wiyrrii Jennifer Wiyyeman. Jill Hackstedt. Kathy Carrier. Sack: Kerrie Anderson, Shelly Ransford. Sherri Sweet, Kerry Brannon Wiioheli Sheets. Laurie Sheets Sil Steele Brian Shimmin. 1 32 ‘ Skillful hands, comments lee Rankin. are the secret to success dvisor Mr. Poole, Kathleen Holland, Gary Speasel, Lisa Boyer, Cindy Ransford, Tom Barreto, Dave Albion, Starla McCready, Jackie Asher, sh Mitzel, Shawna Hutchinson, Annette George, Cindi Carroll, Martha Potter, Chris Yahn, Tim Shanks, Mike Potter, Don Stewart. Fire Squad The Fire Squad spent the better part of this year sparking interest in fire protection. Led by President Jacqueline Asher, Vice- president Tom Barreto, Secretary-Treasurer Cindy Johnson and Advisor Mr. Steve Poole, the main objective of this organization was to protect the school from fires and see that people in the building are out safely during fire drills. The twenty-three member club is made up entirely of juniors and seniors, who must petition to join. The squad is kept active selling and designing programs for sale at football and basketball games, selling miniature pop-poms to athletic promoters, having dinners, bake sales and other money making projects. Fire Squad also competed in the iremen’s Muster during the Strawberry Fair. Meeting dates for the anti-pyromania roup were every other week on Wednesday. Fire Chief Jackie Asher makes one last attempt to extinguish Dave Albion. Mi « 134 “Walk together, talk together anc generally have fun together was the mottc for the American Field Service Club this year. Led by President Sandy Wilson, Vice president Mary «roll, Secretary Cindy John- son, and Treasurer David James, this club worked in conjunction with the American Field Service adult board to make the Lebanon A.F.S. students feel at home. The club also aided the Lebanon A.F.S. commit- tee in fund-raising and serving at the annual A.F.S. Banquet. Other “world wide acts” accomplished by the members included construction the A.F.S. float for homecoming, welcoming foreign students to our school, Student Cen- ter clean-up, sponsoring a district exchange and conducting various money-making projects. Advisor for the club was Mr. Gene Eakin who again proved that the many tall people can still fit on one round surface with suc- cessful results. Tami DuFauit climbs aboard while Dave Martin prepares take-off. Front: Alberto Basanes. Joanne VanVeen. Stephen Jones. Back: Robin Stalcup. Tami DuFauit. Linda Selby. Julie Renn. Advisor Mr. Gene Eakin, Tish Mitzel, Tony Brenneman. Susan Salisbury. David James, Marilyn Dukes. Sandy Wilson. Dave Martin, Joan Dadey. German Club “Ach Tung! Ich bin ein deutschen Klub Mitglied!” An irate German? No, just a German Club member telling you about German Club, an organization for all German students interested in learning more about the cultural aspects of German speaking nations. Era Lewis commanded the troops throughout the year with Jill Eiding serving as second in command. Linda Earlywine recorded strategic commands, and Leesa Burr kept track of all expenditures. Herr Hildebrandt was head of the Reich giving advice when needed. German Club was relocated this year for better maneuvering position. Every first and third Thursday found the troops engaging in oral warfare, discussing field trips, money making projects, Student Center clean-up and an exciting trip to Portland State Univer- sity. All members were required to submit fifty cents for dues and be prepared to have a lot of fun learning about German customs. “Keeping a smile handy at all times is Dixie and Bev Dirkses secret to campus clean up. Front: Donna Hunt, Joan Chewning, Judy Chewning, Leesa Burr. Bev Dirks, Ruth Burleson. Row 2: Denise Egland, Angi White, Heidi Holling. Cheryl Gatchell, Ellen Heineck, Linda Earlywine. Jill Eiding. Dixie Dirks. Back: Robin Stalcup. Stephanie Kitchen. Era Lewis. Advisor Mr. Hildebrandt. 136 Mark Cunningham. Spanish Club President Donella Walling discusses Advisor Mr. Gonzales. Front: Kevin VanSlyke. Oavid Ballinger, Don Stewart. Robert Green, Julie Parr, Phil Gilbert, Richard Green. Row 2: Heidi Holling, David Beckler, Tammi Grove, Rhonda Soule, Janine Brought. Lonnie Larson, Gigi Seals, Jackie Asher, Mrs. Lorraine Strand. Back: Robert Bertalot. Becky Yahnke, Mary Kroll. Fay Lancaster, Tami Dufault, Kent Cantrell, Sandra Wilson, Angie Ford. Mark Cunningham, Alan Amsk, David Leppink, Howard Downer. Forensics Liking to talk was the pre-requisite of the Foresnics Club. Members of this elite group had the honor of participating in speech tournaments throughout Oregon to better themselves in the area of oral com- munications. The forensics advisor, chaperone, chauf- fer, and sometimes critic, was Mrs. Lorraine Strand. Under her supervision many budding amateurs became stars in their field. As in past years, the forensics team did well in their many tournaments. Several trophies, awards and certificates were captured to add to the already full trophy case. A variety of speech topics from inter- pretation and expository to the more difficult oratory, extempory and impromptu offered a challenge to the more than 30 members of the forensics team which boasted ten retur- ning seniors. Several novice speakers also did well this year sparking promise for future forensic teams. Jackie Asher: “Make like a train and choo. Front: Kelly Sutphin. Row 2: David Coughran, Heidi Holling, Michelle Napier, Jolene Gibson. Cathy Swanson. Back: George Fields, PollyHainz, Dawn Davidson, Mike Swanson, Jill Elding, Terry Perkins, Renee Martin, Advisor Mrs. Karen Steadman. Renee Martin listens while Advisor Miss Violet Carruth gives some suggestions for money-raising projects. Manual Communications Club The Manual Communications Club or Sign Language Club suffered a slight membership lapse at the beginning of the year, but ac- tivities like bake sales, field trips, money- making projects and Student Center clean- up soon had fingers flying and students jumping to participate in this educationally oriented club. The club was organized to instill an awareness of the special language of sign” and to promote a general knowledge of the meaning behind sign language. Guest speakers and much time spent on practice helped to inspire the members to accom- plish these goals. Capable leadership was provided throughout the year by President Jill Eiding and her sidekicks Vice president Mike Swan- son and Secretary Treasurer Polly Hainz. Advising techniques demonstrated by Miss Violet Carruth had the club booming in- to a silent bomb of activity by year’s end. Biology Club Aquaterra-lnquisetorres? Is that some newly discovered disease, a fish that asks a lot of questions or a typographical error? Actually, it’s Biology Club’s new name, not to be confused with the old one of Seafood Delight (didn’t you ever wonder what they did with all those frogs, sharks, eels and squids?) Biology Club’s more serious function was to sponsor activities related to biological science that interest students but can’t be done in class. Among those were field trips, seminars and that all time favorite, disections ! President Bonnie Jarstad led her little group of Awuaterra-lnquisetorres with the ’help of Vice-president Mark Biederbeck, Treasurer Paul Widman, Historian Wink Zimick and Sgt. At Arms Michelle Henneman. Dunell Baker and Wink Zimmick hold recent additions to their club. Front: Wink Zimick, Johanna Ditzenberger, Robin Stalcup, Lori Drew. Scott Pulliam. Dennis Svatos. Back: Dunell Baker. Mark Biederbeck, Bonnie Jarstad. Maureen Kitchen and Experimental White Rat “A”, Perry Mason. Becky Fleshman. Mark Jensen. Michele Henneman and Spider Ophelia, Victor Higgins, Paul Widman, Advisor Mr. Lyle Brown. int: Darrell Tucker, Robbie K.lewer Kro , � aca — Gene Eakin, Kelly Flanagan, Steve Calahan. Allyn Amsk. Mary Kro.l psyches her opponent out with the sweet and innocent look. Chess Team Little or nothing is actually Known about is illustrious group of students. The Chess am is actually organized much like a com- itive sport with members vying for top iots on the five varsity boards. Other team embers compete at the junior varsity leveL □on and after school practices provided (perience time for the players to sharpen dlls and brush up on techniques. Tournaments were held on Monday after- oons during November, December and anuary with the season continuing for some iams as they journeyed into district and 'tate competitions. Mr. Gene Eakin coached ne squad throughout the year. With only hree graduating seniors, the chess team iromises a strong board of veteran players Girls as well as boys recognized the jlamour of chess as they competed for jositions on the varisty squad. 141 David Patterson, Ricky Shurts, Rocky Rose, Bob Hermans, Tim Boje, Advisor Mr. Hodson, Robert Henderson, Clyde Gregory, Darren Magee. Metal Work Club It’s the only club in the school with members who “steel themselves and a President who rules with an “iron” fist. You guessed it, it’s Metal Work Club. The club’s purpose is to provide ad- ditional activities in metalworking for in- terested students such as construction of metal items for profit, leadership skills and social activities. The club was advised by Mr. Hodson with Clyde Greyson serving as President, Mark Natterer, vice-president; Robert, Anderson, secretary and Rick Shurts, treasurer. Some activities they participated in throughout the year were a Christmas gift sale, promotion of jobs in shop areas and collection of scrap metals for sale. Tim Boje adds the final touch to his metal work project. The Vocational Industrial Club of America or VICA enjoyed a prosperous year. Super- vised by Mr. Steven Steele, the club’s main purpose was to promote interest in the vocational-industrial fields by getting student involvement. President Rick Pruitt united the group with the help of Steve Hummel vice-president, Corrinne Porter secretary, Cindy Ransford treasurer, Kendal Webb parliamentarian, and Mike Steckler reporter. Meetings were the first and third Tuesday of every month and were held during lunch. A leadership conference on November fourteenth at the Inn at Otter Crest added to the many regional and state competitions which members competed in to keep the club an active part of the school. Student Center clean-up and other pro- jects brought financial assistance to the group. Cindy Ransford takes notes during the VICA club meeting. Front: Ricky Shurts, Greg Simpson, Buzz Mitchell, Corrinne Porter. Lonnie Greve, Cindy Ransford, Shawn Harwood. Brad VanLoovan, Rhonda Soule, Mike Steckler. Advisor Mr. Hodson. Back: Advisor Mr. Steve Steele. Jim Atchley, Clyde Gregory. Mark Pearson. Steve Hummel, Rick Pruett, Johnny Eddins, Clark Kent, Dave Martin. Front: Scott Pulliam, Jeff Gentry, Rob Adams, Jerry Dahlberg. Row 2: Richard Green, Robert Green, Tony Lindsey. Michele Henneman. Warren Krager. Bonnie Jarstad, Joel Bartman. Row 3: Kelly Sutphin, Allyn Amsk, Fran Lancaster. Tim Coddington. Lori Bond, Joe Smith, Nick Busse. Back: Gary Dukes. Lyle Kendall, Mark Biederbeck, John Cooke. Bill Bergstrom. Steve Cowgill, Kelly Flanagan, Bill Coleman. Jets Jets club was a freewheeling group of pioneers in the science field. Actually the Junior Engineering Technical Society was designed to help students, who are in- terested in science, preview and acquaint themselves with persons, places and career opportunities in technical fields. Blue Squadron leaders consisted of Lyle Kendall acting as President, Vice-president Richard Green and Secretary-Treasurer Mark Biederbeck, with Jet command, Advisor Mr. Oglesby, providing resource material. Jets annually sponsored a science fair which contained science projects and displays on individual research. Field trips to science departments of various univer- sities and industrial companies provided career education opportunities and the chance for students to get a closer look at the world of science. Social activities with other JETS Clubs from surrounding schools rounded out the year’s schedule with fun and frolic in a scientific manner. I Mark Biederbeck searches for the right combination. Front: Mike Stockier, Cindy Ransford, Teri Starnes, LeeAnn Miller, Paul Widman. Back: Rick Sweet, Bruce Grove, Casey Schollian, Dave Cox, Bob Earls, Jett Wilson, Mike Lortz, Jorge Santana, Kendall Webb, Corrinne Porter. On Table: Advisor Mr. Hughes. Graphic Communications Club Graphic Communications Club draws its talented members mainly out of drafting classes offered at L.U.H.S. Club President Mike Steckler and Advisor Mr. John Hughes help finance the club as they take their turn cleaning the Student Center and campus. The club does com- munity service work and for extra credit they will draw a complete set of blue-prints for that certain vacation home you’ve always wanted to build. Or if you want, the club will draw something simple like a bookcase or end table for your home. New club members are always in demand but should not feel intimidated if they don't take drafting since it is not required in order to be a member. Marly Knight concentrates on his drafting project. Front row: Rod Soule, Sue Zlmlck, Jackie Asher. Back row: Kent Cantrall, Advisor Mr. Adams, Bob Schmidt, Judy Chewnlng, Blain Daily, Gigi Seals, Sheri Griner, Tom Barretto, Shari Buchanan, Mark Neustel, Denise Britton, Marilyn Dukes, Gary Speasl, Allison Bailey, Joan Flora, Shawna Hutchinson. 146 Susan Salisbury finds a missing story for the Hi-Lite. Hi-Lite Staff The Hl-LJtc la published bi-monthly by the Journalism class of Lebanon Union High School. South Sth Street. Lebanon. Or on «7SS6 Phone 2SS-2187. Printed by Albany Democrat-Herald The Hl-LJte will accept material to be printed, but we reserve the rt it to edit all material tor length, spelling, grammar, obscenities and good judgment Material can be submitted to the Hl-Lite box at the office Co-Editors...............Rod Soule. Jacqueline Asher Sports Editor.........................Mark Neustal Assistant Sports Editor..........................Glgi Seals Business Manager..........................Gary Speasl Cartoonist............................Cindy Johnson Advertising Department......... . Showrvo Hutchinson Tom Barreto Photographers...................................Blain Daily Kent Contrail Page Editors.....................................Joan Flora Rod Soule. Jocquefine Asher. Marilyn Dukes. Judy Chewning. Denise Britton. Gil Hartl, Mark Neustel. Gigl Seals. Advlaor...............................Mr. Lee Adams Hi-Lite News, features, information, editorials and sports are what the journalism class provided bi-weekly in the Hi-Lite. Co-Editors Rod Soule and Jackie Asher headed the staff of ten page editors and about ten writers. Under the direction of advisor Mr. Les Adams the Hi-Lite would offer stories that appealed to students while keeping them up to date with the latest happenings of the school. Sports Editor Mark Neustal and assistant Gigi Seals covered the fighting warriors from the football field to baseball diamond plus everything in between and then some. Gary Speals acting as Business Manager stopped the staff from spending too much on parties while collecting the bills for ads sold by Tom Barreto and Shawna Hut- chinson. Stewarts Stew, Marks Remarks and Cindy Johnsons cartoons were among some of the features annualy ran in each issue of the Hi-Lite. Rod Soule comments, “Boy. do I feel like a Clone!” 147 148 I. Celeste Holmes, Laurie Brunson 2. Sharlene Norberg 3. Tammy Grove 4. Gary Mier 5. Jeren Rowell 6. David Farrington 7. Carolyn Koenig 8. John Cooke 9. Joel Bartman, Warren Krager, Terry Braught 10. Brian McVein II. Kathy Byman 12. Donna Hunt 13. Joan Flora 14. Tom Barreto 15. Steve Welsbrodt, Bonnie Jarstad, Robbie Adams 16. Roger Hutley 17. Karen Jensen 18. Brad Van Loovan 149 Senior Class Officers Front: Mike Potter, representative: Tracy Knight, representative: Mel Walters, president: Traci Klavano. vice-president: Tom Barreto, representative. Back: Michelle Henneman. treasurer: Dewey Frederick, representative: Annette George, secretary. 150 Most Dependable: Tom Barreto and Dixie Dirks. Best Sense of Humor: Steve Wallace and Kellie Hoffman. Most Intelligent: Jeff Gentry, Bonnie Jarstad and Shelley Ransford. Teacher’s Trials: Scott Pulliam and Jackie Asher. 151 Most Athletic: Steve Weisbrodt and Debbie Prince. Most Talented: Jeren Rowell and Katie Mangan. Friendliest: Don Stewert and Rhonda Bradshaw. Most Gullible: Rod Soule and Mandy McCloud. 153 A. F. S I Joanne Van Veen, New Zealand; Superintendant of Schools. Dr. Steve Wisely; Alberto Basanes. Argentina; Steve Jones. Great Britain. Top left: Joanne Van Veen prepares to take off In her Sopwith Camel. Bottom left: Alberto Basanes joins In the fun of the Halloween festivities. Top right: Steve Jones does his Monty Pythonized impression of a “wild and crazy guy.” Bottom right: With a twinkle in her eye, Denise Lee shows us that all is well in New Zealand. 155 Glenda Adams Robbie Adams June Aho Dave Albion Ken Alexy Allyn Amsk Dave Anderlik Sara Anderson Pat Arvey Jackie Asher Jerry Atkin Mike Auman Gitte Bailey Rhonda Baker Vickie Barclay Angela Barnes Tom Barreto Connie Barrett Joel Bartman Alberto Basanes 156 Ed Bateson Julie Bauman Natterer Elian Beach Bill Bergstrom Lloyd Bertalot Robert Bertalot Mark Blederbeck Clinton Birch Jim Bishop Lori Bishop Becky Blanshan Melissa Bonus Bonnie Bosch Debbie Boss Lois Boucher Robert Boyd 157 Ricky Bozek Melanie Bradley Rhonda Bradshaw Terry Braught Ruth Brazel Dana Brown Debbie Brown Ronda Brown Tara Bumpass David Burkholder Wayde Burrese Dave Busby Nick Busse Audrey Butenschoen Jason Byers Diana Campbell 158 Sharon Campbell Kim Canaga Kathy Carner Bill Carroll Jill Coffelt Cheryl Coffey Chris Collier John Cooke Karen Cooper Ralph Cortez Steve Cowgill Kerrle Cox Jeff Craighead Debbie Crick Christy Cummings Tony Cummings 159 Mark Cunningham Joan Dadey Jerry Dahlberg Blain Daily Teresa Danner Karlene Davis Dixie Dirks Shirlee Ditterick Vicki Donovan Bill Douthett Teresa Duerr Cindy Duffield Marilyn Dukes Karen Duncan Pam Durham Bob Earls 160 Jay Earlywine Yvonne Ebbs Johnny Eddins Jill Elding Laurie Evans Mlcheal Fairman David Farrington Patty Fetter Sandra Fisher Becky Fleshman Joan Flora Mitch Floro 161 Raymond Flowers James Fore Bonnie Fraser Dewey Frederick Patty Garcia Teresa Garcia Cheryl Gaskey Julie Geil Jeff Gentry Annette George Judy Gibboney Jolene Gibson Lorrie Gibson Randall Gilbert Deanna Glaser Linda Gore Micheal Gorman Tim Gosser Pat Graham Valree Grant Sherry Grizzle Helen Groff Laura Guisinger David Hackney Jill Hackstedt Alan Hackworth Polly Halnz Jolene Hall 163 Laurie Evans gets caught In the act. Patty Hayes Cliff Hedlund Richard Henderson Michele Henneman Victor Higgins Billie High Lori Hinrichs Angie Hoff Kellie Hoffman Heidi Holling David Hoover Glenda Hubbard Steve Hummel Shawna Hutchinson Joyce Hutley Roger Hutley Bob Jackola Bonnie Jarstad Mark Jensen Cindy Johnson 164 Stephen Jones Mike Joslin Rollie Kearns James Kerr Lonnie Kliewer Tracy Knight Harold Kosmalski Warren Krager 165 Scott Krieger Mary Kroll Fay Lancaster Randy Langdahl Sandra Langmade Jody Lasseter Deborah Law Denise Lee Wendy Legee Paige Lewis Jim Libra Michelle Little Mike Lortz Darrel Loughmiller Dale Luttmer Darren Magee Katie Mangan Roxane Marshall Nancy Martin Renee Martin 166 Mandy McCloud Oeb McDaniel Edmond McDaniel Karen McElhinney Ken McEllhenney Ginger McKinney Joy McKinney Cheryl Mealue Roger Miller Tammy Miller Bill Minter Buzz Mitchell 167 Jerry Moll Debbie Monteith Bob Morris Jennifer Moseman Dan Mullenix Mike Mullenix Larry Myronenko Nora Natterer Tim Nelson Cheryl Ness Mark Neustel Linda Nofziger 168 John Nordstrand Babs Nuttman Roberta Nydigger Joan O'Hearn Billy Olson Janet O’Malley Gordon Otta Perry Otta Rosie Palmer Sam Parker David Patterson Raymond Patterson Chuck Patton Eddie Patton Teresa Pederson Kathy Penfold 169 Laurlnda Peterson Misty Peterson Teresa Pollock Lori Pope Martha Potter Mike Potter David Powell Mark Pracht Debbie Prince Julie Prior Rick Pruett Scott Pulliam Teresa Pulver Robin Purkerson Shelley Ransford Kim Reed 170 Frances Reeves Penny Rich Ron Ringheimer Patty Roth Julie Rous Larry Rowe Jeron Rowell Susan Salisbury Cheryl Schumacker Glgi Seals Jerol Selby Tim Shanks Deann Shannon Laurie Sheets Mohammed Shelkam Liz Sherman Brenda Shipman Ricky Shurts Dorothy Simpson Joseph Smith Robin Smith Dena Snook Rod Soule Gary Speasl 172 Viki Spires % 7 Mike Steckler Dave Stewart Don Stewart Tammy Stewart Ken Story Gayle Straney Ken Swanson Ray Swanson 173 Terry Thomas Ron Train Lisa Tyree Erick VanAtta Mark Van Epps Bob Waldron Jan Wallace Steve Wallace Kim Walters Mel Walters Kendall Webb Steve Weisbrodt Doug West 174 Tammy West Kathy White Cherry Whited Paul Widman Jeff Wilson Sandra Wilson Dana Wimer Lee Wishon Irene Wlsterman Susan Wright Rebecca Yahnke Johnny Yee Teresa Zehner Kent Zerkel Dirk Zlmick Mitch Zimick Sue Zlmick 175 176 Junior Class Officers Linda Selby, president; Era Lewis, representative; Kerry Brannon, secretary; Diane Langley, representative- Judy George, treasurer; Tricia Morris, vice-president. Back: Cliff Palmer, representative. Kim Ness, representative; 177 Doug Adams Leann Adams Virgine Adams Amber Allen Karen Alley Jeff Anderson Kerri Anderson Vanessa Anderson Aida Arevalo Jim Atchley Jean Attebery Ann Auman Jerry Axtell Sherry Bacorn Allison Bailey Colleen Baker Lisa Bandy Brian Ballard John Ballard Tracy Barber Mark Barker Kitty Bergh Kim Bergsma Dan Beverly John Birch Tom Bishop Don Blatchley James Bloom Dean Boedigheimer Tim Boje Fred Bowman Joanna Boyd Lisa Boyer Kerry Brannon Rita Branson Brian Braught Heleene Breckenridge Tony Brenneman Joe Brinson Denise Britton Andrew Brewer Curtis Brown Doug Brown Lori Brown Marlin Brown Laurie Brunson Shari Buchanon Ladd Burge Dave Burian Ruth Burleson Leesa Burr Shari Busby Scott Buttler Cary Bybee 178 Rene Cagle Dan Calahan Dennis Campbell Linda Campbell Kent Cantrall Cindi Carroll Rob Carter Sidney Carter Becky Castle Tim Chan Norma Chase Judy Chewning Ginger Coakley Mike Coffey Bill Coleman Kim Coleman Cheryl Collier Don Collins Pat Collins Keith Comer Helen Cooper Richard Cooper Marva Cordrey Vickie Covey Dave Cox James Coy Susan Cross Darren Dailey Valerie Dale Debbie Danielson Debbie Davis Mike Day Steve DeCelles Diana DeGarmo Mark Delay Bev Dirks Willie Dodge Floyd Dorgan Deanna Douglas Lori Drew Teresa Driskell Jeff Drummond Tami DuFault Kamay DuFour Gary Dukes Tammie Duncan Loc Duong Robert Durkes Linda Earlywine Yvonne Ebbs Debbie Edwards 179 Mark Edwards Mark Edwards Darlea Edgerly Court Eilers Tracy Elliston Cindi Erkenbeck Lance Fadden Barbara Farmer Karen Fetter Laurie Fields Laurie Felde Kelly Flanagan Angela Ford Renae Ford Mary Frederick Tom French Shelby Fritz Curtis Frye Abby Fuller Andy Garboden Dennis Gabrielli Phillip Garcia Kim Gardner Kim Garrett Judy George Jadene Gibson Tina Giddens Ralph Giffin Greg Gilbert Joe Girolamo Jim Glasser Karen Going Mike Going Sharon Gosser Ed Gouldsmith Chris Hainz Tim Hainz Patty Haller Rod Halsey Sherry Hanley Teresa Hamel Sheri Harwood Colleen Hedger Robert Heisler Scott Henderson Jeff Hensley Gail Hester Debbie Hickman Ted Hickman Valarie Higgins Debbie Higley Gary Higley Mike Hoesing Mike Hoff 180 Kathleen Holland Alan Horton Alan Howard Rhonda Howard Rick Howard Nancy Hubbard Kevin Hummel f David James Tina Jensen Cindy Johnson Diane Jones Dianna Jones Mike Justice Deanna Keenon Lyle Kendall Mike Kenney Lerrina Kern Diana Klink Marty Knight Paul Kroll Rick Kropf Mike Kuhns Denise Lambeth Lanae Landon Cindy Lane Diane Langley Tony Lindsey Anna Larson Bill Larson Dave Latimer Sherry Law Cindy Leard Darla Lee Marie Lee Laura Leffler Don Lewis Era Lewis Paul Lineberry Melissa Lound Carol Luke Doug Manning Dave Martin Patty Martin Greg Matz Mark McAllister Starla McCready Bob McEllhenney Tom McVein Cole Merton Jody Messer Dave Messmer Mark Metzger Melody Metzger Mark Middleton 181 Gary Mier Lee Ann Miller Mike Miller Trish Mitzel Jacquie Moore Jerry Moore Tricia Morris Jean Mosley Alan Mullenix Micky Murry Kim Ness Sherri Nieman Larry Nissen Carol O’Hearn Carleen O’Malley Don Opel Diane Orton Michelle Osterman Kyle Page Cliff Palmer Willie Park Tammy Parker Julie Parr Lori Partridge Lisa Pearce Mark Pearson Lee Pedigo Rob Pepperling Terry Perkins Katye Peterson Cara Pettner Rick Phillips Corrine Porter Tammie Pound David Powell Cindy Powers Barb Primasing Susan Prince Ron Pruett Jesse Pulido Paul Purkeson Jim Ragan Lee Rankin Cindy Ransford Cathy Reid Ron Reid Julie Renn Kim Reynolds Steve Rhoads Mike Riley Debbie Roberts 182 Kevin Rogers June Roles Steve Rounsavell Bruce Runia Laurie Rutherford Dan Samuels Marisol Santana Mike Savage Bob Schmid Dean Schmidt Rhonda Schutzman Linda Selby Mark Sharp Richard Sharp Brian Shimmin Jay Shinkle Greg Simpson Kent Slack Mark Slack Mike Slyter Brenda Smith Richard Smith Rick Snyder Sam Sobania Rhonda Soule Janet Spence Wayde Spiegelberg Brad Springer Jane Springer Laura Spurgeon Dan Staats Teri Starnes Bill Steele Debbie Steiner Leslie Stephenson Lorraine Stevens Jay Stewart Lisa Stiles Randy Stock Joel Stolsig Kevin Suing Steve Suing Sandra Sutton 183 Denise Svatos Dennis Svatos Cathy Swanson Sherri Sweet Mike Sweezey Racheline Sykora Jill Taylor John Taylor Dona Tennant Jamie Thoma Tony Thoma Carl Thomas Cathy Thomas David Thomas William Thompson Don Thorp Kent Toomb Brian Treadway Jeff Turner David Tyler Gwynne Tyree Darrel Ufford Linda Unger Trena Unglesby Mike Vandehey Brad Van Loovan Kevin VanSlyke Lori Voll Cheryl Walker Teresa Walker Angie Wall Donella Walling JoLinda Wallis Nick Waltenburg Dan Weathers Cory West Margaret Wetherell Laura Wheeler Sherri Wilcox Tina Willard Jenny Wilson Dave Winden Loda Winningham A group of Juniors hurry to finish copying eachother’s assignments before the bell rings. 184 James Wisely Jim Wishon Jane Wittrig Connie Wolfe Sandra Yocom Chris Yahn Andy Young Celest Young Phil Zeek Mike Warren Cindi Carroll smiles as she receives a good grade on a geometry test. Judy Chewning tips her hat to prove once and for all she is not bald. ie Lee looks ashamed as she falls prey to evils of gambling. 185 Sophomore Class Officers Front: Chris Anderson, president; Tami Reich, vice-president; David Cooke, treasurer. Back: Steve Hildebrand. Brian Erb, Rick Sweet. Ron Spires, representatives. Not pictured: Dori Toedtemeier, secretary. 186 Laura Ablldgoard Bob Adams Kristi Adams Laura Adams Tina Adkins Fellnda Alexander Nina Alley Chris Anderson Kasi Anderson Jon Anderson John Aschenbrenner Mark Ashe Jeanlne Atchley Charlie Bacorn Teena Badda Alan Baker Dunelle Baker Sandy Ballard Dave Ballinger John Barnes Gary Barnett Tim Barnett Tim Barreto Sonja Barrett Lome Beach David Beckler John Beier Bryan Bell David Bennett Mike Bennett Jim Bergh Valerie Berghsma Jackie Bertalot Bonnie Bias Jeff Bishop Kevin Bjornsen Mary Bjornsen Mike Blake 187 Joe Blankenship Becky Blatchley Lori Bond Gary Bonus Michelle Boss Ronald Boucher Jeff Bowman Sean Bradley Sandy Bradshaw Janine Braught Roger Bright Teri Bristol Alvin Britton Todd Brown Jim Buckner Gary Burton Alice Busse Rebecca Butler Kathy Byram Gary Cable Steve Calahan Renee Campbell Debbie Cantrall Mark Carter Tracey Carter Janet Cawrse Michelle Chambers Melissa Chartraw Anna Chase Richard Chesebro Marietta Chorlton Sue Christ Dan Christy Lonnie Christy Carla Clark Mike Clark Penny Clayton Lisa Cline Phil Coakley Cindy Coddington Sheila Coffey Chris Coleman Michelle Coleman 188 Cara Cometta David Cooke Becki Cooper Chloe Cordell Roger Cox Teresa Coy Ed Curl Kathie Currey Ken Curtis Shelly Cutts Jeff Danner Vlkki Darby Rick Day Lynn DeCelles Sunnie Deibele Cathy DeLeon Tina Detweiier Howard Downer Michelle Downs Mike Downs Tina Doyle Lori Duerr Patty Durham Linda Earls Brian Easton Jody Eddins William Edwards Denise Egland Leslie Elding Jerry Enos Brian Erb David Erickson Luise Erkenbeck John Erwin Tony Evans David Ballinger gives a campus tour to Phyllis Moore and Jeanne Haven. Debbie Farris Eddie Fields Alex Filer Leala Fishel Lori Fisher Paul Ford Alan Fore Tracy French Gina Gaskey Cheryl Gatchell Randy Gates Ron Gaylord 189 Randy Geil Shelley Gerard Dean Gibbs Patti Gibbs Margaret Gibson Phil Gilbert Collias Gilbertson Tony Glralamo Mona Gonzalez Carl Goodwin Mike Goold Teddi Gordon Steve Gray Keith Greiner Sheri Griner Colby Grissom Bruce Grove Tammi Grove Roy Gulslnger Vince Gunderson Tina Gurule Angie Gustafson Tammy Hackney Jess Halpain Tim Halsey Kent Hampton George Harden Mark Harmon Jeanne Haven Brenda Headley Ellen Helneck Jim Hendricks Mike Hensley Daniel Hergert Roy Hess Andy Hester Donna Hlbner Cindy Hlght Steve Hildebrand Jodie Hines Julie Hlnrlchs Jeanette Holt Lorie Holt Pam Howard Tracy Hubbard Veronica Hughes Everett Hunteman Joey Hurley 190 “Watch me swish this one you guys!” exclaims Tammy Zehner. Randy Hutchinson Dwayne Jackola Debbie James Scott Jantzi Karen Jensen Carrie Johnson Sandy Johnson Jim Jones Richard Justice Kelly Kilborn L. Dion Kilborn Stephanie Kitchen Lori Kllewer Maurice Knoop Rick Kocer Carolyn Koenig Darcy Krager Loren Kruesi Peggy Kunze Peggy Lacer Rynn Lamb Dan Lane Bill LaRue Jennie Latham Lonnie Larson David Lepplnk Randy Libra Susan Lindgren Mike Little Donna Long Darrell Hodson Lynne Manning Steve Marquardt Perry Mason Debbie Matz Brenda Maurice Tobi Mayer Mark McAlpine Clinton McCraven Darryl McDowell Ron McGahen Patty McGowan Joe McGuire Toby McKinney Eddie McPhall Brian McVeln Shellle Melbye Melissa Metcalf Tony Middleton Darla Mier Rhonda Miller 191 Jim Moffat Erich Montelth Phyllis Moore Laurie Morefleld Jeff Morgan Eva Mosley Stacy Mote Monica Mullenix Penny Mullens Melissa Murrhee Robin Nelson Linda Nesmith Steve Ness Stephanie Neustel Jayne Nixon Sonja Nixon Charlan Norberg Brenda Nydigger Tony Ogle Dave Opel Jeanette Palmer Patti Palmer Doug Park Melissa Pattlnson David Patton John Patton Tanya Perlmon Don Peterson Shelley Pettit Cheryl Pettner Lester Phillips Guy Pierce Frances Plattner Brian Pope Lori Pope Klrstin Posey Bret Powell Michelle Pruitt Kathy Pynes Lezlle Ransford Diane Rasmussen Terl Raymond David Rebmann Joanne Redmond Debbie Reeder Taml Reich Ellen Renn Brian Reynolds Jeff Rhoades Ed Ricke Wally Ringheimer 192 Ruby Rivers David Rous Rae Rowell Bill Rutherford Lisa Rutherford Alan Schaffner Tom Schaffner Sherrie Schamp Holly Schmid Dave Schneider Mark Schneider Casey Scholllan Sharon Schulte Tracy Schulthess p Tammy Scott Mike Searles Tammy Self Jill Shannon Jesse Shanklin Michelle Sheets Robert Sheets Curtis Shepherd Sheri Shriver Gary Simmons Wendy Simms Jim Skeele Jack Slack Danny Small Jenny Small Kathy Smith Terry Snook Teresa Sommers Rhonda Spires Ron Spires Jim Staats Robin Stalcup Corlnne Steiner Mike Stewart Mike Struminskl Kelly Stuphln Janell Swanson Richard Swanson Steven Swanson Rick Sweet Dawnae Thleda Doree Thoma Scott Thomas Todd Tjepkema Wes Todd Dorl Toedemeler Rich Tracy Diana Treadway Tony Troyer Don Tubbs 193 Sherry Tucker Kim Turner Cindy Tyler Larry Van Epps Kelly Van Kopp Kay VanLoovan Mike VanSlyke Gary Vaughan David Vorls Chris Wallis Lori Walter Wade Welch Chris Whitehead Melvin Winnlngham Martin Wiley Connie Wilson Kirk Wilson Renee Wilson Larry Wiseman Vicki Wimer Darrell Wood Jody Woods Robert Wooland Laurie Wright Eric Yahnke Tom Yeack Maria Young Greg Zehner Tamara Zehner Nathan Zerkel Mike Zervas Eleanor Zlmick Don Zurcher Elizabeth Luton Rae Rowell 194 Freshman Class Officers Front: Scott DuFault, president. Middle: Cathy Yeack, treasurer; Kelly Coffelt, vice-president; Brenda Yocom. secretary. Back: Cory Carroll, Sherri Dunmyer. Karen Vorderstrasse, Joan Parr, representatives. 195 Julie Adams Linda Adams Richard Adams Gwen Aerni Barb Alexy Brian Allen John Anchors Clayton Anderson Tracey Armstrong Tracy Ashe Del Atterbery Wendy Bacorn Tracy Baily Julie Baker Mike Barlow David Barnett Paul Barnett Anna Beasley Ralph Beasley Tracy Berg Lee Best Aaron Bilyeu Rebecca Bird Sig Bjornsen Wesley Boatright Mark Bottcher Lisa Bradley Richard Bradley Mechelle Brassfield Cliff Breckenridge Mark Brown Todd Brown Greg Bumpus Gene Bunting Becky Burge Renee Burrese Cindy Burtner Monte Bute Kathy Bynum Tina Byram Dale Calahan Mike Campbell Jane Cardwell Tami Carlile Cory Carroll Jay Carter Jim Castleman Sabrina Cawdrey Kathryn Chase Joan Chewning Bradley Clark 196 of his Tootsie Pops. Richard Clark Peggy Claussen Brian Clement Travis Clement Becky Coberly Chelly Coberly Kelly Coffelt David Coleman Kevin Connell Wendy Cordell David Cordoza Linda Cordoza Linda Crick Angie Crispin Karlan Cross Janet Crossan Lori Cummings Sandy Cummings Mike Dadey Bobby Dahl Emily Danielson Debbie Davis Dawn Davison Ann Deibele Dawn Dennis Tana Dennis Lynda Dew Mari Dodge Todd Downer Joy Downs Gary Drain Donna Drlskell Scott DuFault Donald Duffield Sherri Dunmyer Tari Dunn Margaret Ebbs Rick Edmundson Pam Edwards Rory Edwards Machelle Elder Jeff Elliott Bobbie Ellis Steve Ellison Jon Elston Jackie Enos Wendy Enos 197 Lynda Falrclough Beth Fleshman Debbie Fore Ernest French Annette Fuller Mike Gaines Spencer Gall Mike Garcia Robert Garlinghouse Richard Garner Laura Garron Sheri Gates Julie Gerard Dana Giacomlni Valerie Gibbs John Glffln Charlotte Gillett Nancy Gulng Tammy Gray Garilyn Greiner Lori Greiner Brian Hads Jim Hale Lisa Hall Tom Haller Tom Hamel Holly Hanson Tom Hanten Ted Harry Lori Harwood Ronda Heck Polly Hedger Delmer Henderson Mike Hess Wendy Hiebert Renee Hill Tammy Hinkel Candace Hobson Karen Hoesing David Holland James Holley Jesse Holling David Hopseker Brian Horn John Horton Jennifer Houchin Jaynnle Howard 198 Donna Huffstutler Tony Hugley Kim Hummel Donna Hunt Louise Hutley Joe Jayne Bill Jefferson Rita Jefferson John Johnson Glyn Jones Lisa Joslin Richard Joy Scott Karnopp Carmen Kester Randy Kilgore Greg Kimball Robbie Kllewer Laurel Klimack Kathy Kllnk Cory Knight Curt Knutson Jeff Kroll Valerie Kuhns Dave Krusson Susy Lacer Craig Lachman Rachel Lake Kris Langmack Julie Lasseter Brenda Legee Topi Libra Andrew Lindsey Jim Lltzle Debbie Loughmlller Kris Lowe Pat Lynch Charlotte Macklin John Magness Carl Maham Diana Martin Brian Martlnak Teresa McAlpIne Cindy McDaniel Darrell McEldowney Joan McEIhlnny Mike McGhee Jeff McLain Pam McLean Jess McNeil Chris McPhall Valerie Meador Tana Dennis and Jeff McLain compare notes before an upcoming test. 199 Martin Mealue Trent Mler Kelli Miller Steve Miller Greg Mills Jannal Miner John Ml8a Oena Mltzel Todd Mohnl David Moore Susan Moran Dena Morris Becky Moseley Kay Mosley Mark Mulloy Dawn Murray Sparky Murry Michelle Napier David Nelson Terry Newman Gynelle Nicklous Cynthia Nolln Lori Nonemaker David Norberg Terry O'Connor Kathy O’Driscoll Tammy Ogbin Jenny Olay Don Olson Fred Olson Shawn Olson Peg! O’Malley Mary O’Neil Lisa Palmer Joan Parr Lindsay Partridge Pat Patterson Cindy Patterson Bruce Pattlnson Carrie Patton Martin Pearcy Tony Perez Jeanna Petermen Doug Peterson David Phillips Steve Phillips Debbie Pitts 200 Diana Pitts Collen Porter Pam Powell Debbie Powers Tim Primasing Scott Pruett David Rathbun Sidney Reed Wade Reed Eric Reynolds Tina Reich Dylynn Robertson Rob Rogers Bobbie Rose Shawn Roten David Rowe Jay Rowell Nori Saffeels April Sams Gary Savage Sandy Saunders John Schaffner Annette Siebert Doug Siebert Wayne Sells Dawn Serdar Dixie Shanks Becky Sherman Tom Shinkle Todd Sieg Chris Singree Leroy Slack Michelle Slack 201 Tawny Slack Laurie Sloan Tamarla Sloan Jack Smith Zellsha Smith Cher! Snook Nancy Sonne Tori Spires David Stanley George Sterret Dale Stevenson David Stout Marty Suing Tim Suing Steve Phillips takes a break from his studies to examine Sherri Dunmyer shows the correct procedure another Hi-Lite. that leads to the perfect bubble. Tom Suing Mike Swanson Scott Swanson Gina Taylor Mike Teverbough Terry Thayer Bruce Thomas Todd Tlmberlake Angi TJepkema Angie Trahan Tine Tounsend Terri Tucker Monica Twete Darrell Tucker 202 Wendy Hiebert lends a bit of encouragement to a player. Joe Tucker Terl Tucker Timothy Turnbull Brian Ufford Tom Vandervort Tracy Vawter Karen Vorderstrasse Denise Waldron Bonnie Walling Teresa Ward Desiree Weathers Vicki Weber Debbie Welsbrodt Jerry West Steve West Kylor Whitaker Angl White Roxanne Wilkins Cheryl Wilson Ken Wilson Jackie Wilson Ronda Wlmmer Bruce Wiseman Lori Wolfenbarger Wesley Wright Karen Yarrow Todd Yates Cathy Yeack Brenda Yocom David York Wanda Youmans Nick Zerva8 Lori Fletcher “Wow!” exclaims Chris McPhail, “I think I’m in love. 203 Jack Thomas Motors Pedros of Lebanon 11 E. Ash Street 258-8992 259-1294 KGAL North Santiam Highway 258-5425 990 Second Street 205 J. c. PEN N E Y 550 Main Street 258-5722 206 Jean’s Apparel Bill and Cap’s Sporting Goods 680 Main Street 258-4737 580 Main Street 258-4294 cWhen you’re 0ED enough to know the difference VYC .YOUNG enough to care Rock Roll All Grown Up 630 Main Street 258-5033 743 Main Street 259-2414 207 Valley Feed and Seed Smith’s Jewelers 3055 So. Santiam Highway Sprouse-Reitz 258-5101 748 Main Street 258-3551 Montgomery Wards 532 Main Street 258-2234 Corner Main and Maple 258-7171 208 Lebanon Police Department 40 E. Maple Street “TRAFFIC STOPS SAVE LIVES” 258-3166 209 2665 So. Santiam Highway 258-8078 536 Main Street Primasing Motors 259-2089 1211 So. Main Street 210 258-8191 Linn Music Center The Fishhook 836 Main Street 258-3824 Adams Rexall Pharmacy 836 Main Street 258-3824 Van’s Stationery 766 Main Street 585 Main Street 211 Fore’s Mark and Pak 2175 So. Main Road 258-4488 Rhodes-Warden Insurance 212 WHAT WILL IT BE LIKE IN 1989? 1979 FORD MUSTANG COBRA WHAT YOU ARE TO BE — YOU ARE NOW BECOMING THE FUTURE IS YOURS TO MOLD 213 First National Bank LEBANON BRANCH Larry Spires Insurance “That’s My Bank!” 809 Main Street 258-3101 30 E. Sherman Street 258-2171 Northwestern Telephone Systems, Inc. Hair Impressions 60 W. Grant Street 259-1241 1050 Park Street 258-5858 214 Reeves Clothing Company 566 Main Street 258-5566 215 Jerry’s Market 960 Main Street 258-5633 Southgate Shopping Center 258-3515 Jerry’s Market 216 Bill Canaga Tire Co. Scroggin Feed and Seed 1179 Park Street 258-2482 280 W. Sherman Street Citizens Valley Bank La Cabana 258-5811 P. O. Box 548 258-3126 25 N. Santiam Highway 258-6066 217 1060 So. Main Street Morse Bros. 259-1313 508 Main Street 258-2411 Shield Realty 258-7138 East Grant Street 258-8141 218 Linn Lanes 2250 So. Main Road AIR CONDITIONED COLORED PIN DAYS SPECIAL RATE DAYS OPEN BOWLING SATURDAY NIGHTS 258-8024 Herman Larsen Mercury “THE COUNTRY STORE THAT SAVES YOU MORE” 2505 So. Santiam Highway 258-7191 219 1500 So. Main Street Arctic Circle 220 Charlottes Beauty Salon Roland King Insurance 532 Main Street 258-2234 1175 Main Street 258-3141 D and K Foods Honda of Lebanon THE BIGGEST LITTLE STORE IN TOWN SALES AND SERVICE 21 Main Street 258-5342 1524 So. Main Street 259-2444 221 J. E. Simpson Plumbing 211 Main Street 223 Willamette Auto Service Jack’s Market YOUR NORTHWEST TUNE-UP SPECIALISTS 1144 Tangent Street 259-2772 YOUR FRIENDLY NEIGHBORHOOD MARKET 590 Tangent Street 258-5744 Economy Supply Dairy Queen 1055 Tangent Street 258-7101 130 N. Santiam Highway 258-3575 224 Linn Gear Lebanon Saw Shop SPECIALIZE ON YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN’S HAIR CUT AND STYLES 25 W. Sherman Street 259-3204 75 E. Maple Street 258-8792 225 Keystone Pizza The Oregon Bank THE FAMILY PIZZA PARLORS 2480 So. Main Road 258-7188 2600 So. Santiam Highway 259-2631 Crowfoot Grocery Toklat 115 Central Avenue Boots, Saddles, Tack, Horse Supplies, Jewelry Western Clothing for the Entire Family 258-4840 2500 So. Santiam Highway 258-2126 226 227 In the past 75 years, Willamette Industries has grown from one small mill in the Coast Range of Oregon to a corporation with 58 mills in 14 states. But we haven’t forgotten our Linn County friends and neighbors. We’re bigger than ever in Linn County, and our 2,150 local employees spend a major part of their $36.4 million payroll right here at home purchasing goods and services from local merchants. Our 13 plants and mills and over 67,000 acres of timberland in Linn County contribute over $2.3 million to the maintenance of schools and community services through property taxes. Our employees are active in Linn County civic and government affairs and volunteer their time to charitable, church and youth programs. Willamette Industries ... a part of Linn County. A part of Linn County Wherever you look in Linn County, Willamette Industries has a lot going! Willamette Industries, Inc. Building Materials Group 2730 Pacific Blvd. Albany, Oregon 97321 503-926-7771 Western Kraft Paper Group Old Salem Highway Millersburg Road Albany, Oregon 97321 503-926-2281 Trees are America's renewable resource. 228 Lebanon Auto Parts Bing’s Kitchen 1775 So. Main Street Away Travel 258-2158 2416 So. Santiam Highway 258-8280 Santiam Tractor 940 Main Street 259-2437 Third and Sherman 258-7167 229 Tonoles Auto Supply DISCOUNT AUTO PARTS OPEN SUNDAYS Pine Lodge THE LITTLE STORE WITH THE BIG HOURS 54 W. Ash Street 259-2491 2413 So. Santiam Highway 258-5577 Home Federal Savings Lukes Bootery FASHIONABLE SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY TOT Main Street 258-3154 588 Main Street 258-4343 230 MORGAN ENTKRPRISKS. Inc Land Use Planning Division Morgan, Ryan Associates, Inc. CONSTRUCTION DIVISION Norm Morgan General Contractors IB. realtor Developing and Leasing Construction Real Property Investments Commercial Industrial 2481 So. Second Street 259-2224 Hosking Supply 2495 So. Santiam Highway 258-3232 imoqinotion... ...i5 the difference. nhe LEBRNON PUOTO 5hoppe| PORTRQIT5 258-3044 WEDDING5 231 Lebanon Express Park Grant Streets 258-3151 E. H. Burrell of Lebanon Inc. AUTO, TRUCK, INDUSTRIAL PARTS S, SUPPLIES 125 W. Sherman Street 258-3171 U. S. National Bank of Oregon bur money matters. Use yours for all it’s worth. Member F.D.I.C. 2856 So. Santiam Highway 258-2137 Regal Real Estate ■ Rc8ftl REAL ESTATE 813 MAIN LEBANON 258 8187 Valley Real Estate Locator vauuocAi heAi fstAri dAtA bA k R and S Roofing RE ROOFING NEW ROOFS REPAIRS SHEET METAL WORK RED CEDAR SHAKES A SHINGLES COMPOSITION SHINGLES 27 W. Sherman Street 258-8187 2345 So. Santiam Highway 258-2163 Nancy’s Floral Boutique Gibbs Furniture QUALITY HOME FURNISHINGS 455 West “A” Street 258-5252 Second and Grant Streets 258-8282 233 PICTURES WE JUST 234 COULDN’T LEAVE OUT 235 Autographs 236 Autographs 237 INDEX SENIORS Adams, Glenda.........................156.171 Adams. Robbie......... 19.23,83.84.132.144.156.174 Aho, June.............................124,156 Albion. David.................33.94.96.97.134.156 Alexy, Ken.....................................156 Amsk. Allyn................... 118. 138.141.144.156 Anderlik. David ................... 118.127,128.156 Anderson, Sara........................128,156 Arvey. Patt....................................156 Asher. Jaqueline..........35.134. 138.146.151.156. 171.235 Atkin. Jerry...................................156 Auman. Mike...........................124.156 Bailey. Birgitte.............................. 156 Baker. Rhonda..................................156 Barclay. Vicki.................................156 Barnes. Angela..............................42.156 Barreto. Tom........ 11,33. 34. 35.118. 120.130.132. 134. 146. 150. 151. 156 Barrett. Connie.......................122.156 Bartman. Joel................. 34.118.141.144.156 Basanes. Alberto...... 77.127.135.137.154.155.156 Bateson. Edward............................... 157 Bauman. Julie..................................157 Beach. Elian........................ 35.122.157 Bergstrom. Bill.................... 19.82.144. 157 Bertalot, Lloyd................................157 Bertalot, Robert...................... 38.157 Biederbeck. Mark.................................. Birch. Clinton.................................157 Bishop, James......................................157 Bishop, Lori...................................157 Blanshan. Becky................................157 Bonus. Melissa........................ 124.137.157 Bosch. Bonnie..................................157 Boss. Debra....................................157 Boucher. Lois......................59.118.124,157 Boyd. Robert..........................133,157 Bozek. Ricky.................................. 158 Bradley, Melanie......................128,158 Bradshaw. Rhonda......................153.158 Braught. Terry...................8.118. 127,158 Brazel. Ruth.......................... 12.55.58.59.158 Brown. Dana....................................... 158 Brown. Deborah.....................................158 Brown, Kelly.......................................158 Brown. Ronda..................................122, 158 Bumpas. Tara...................................158 Burkholder. David..............................158 Burrese. Wade..................................158 Busby. David...................................158 Busse. Nick.............................56. 144.158 8utenschoen. Audrey............................158 Byers. Jason...................................158 Campbell. Diana................................158 Campbell. Sharon...............................159 Canaga. Kim....................... 108. 127, 159 Carner. Kathy..... 18.23. 29. 58. 59.124.132. 159.168 Carrol. Bill...................................159 Chastain. Ramona....................34.118,159 Cheney. Kelley........................122,159 Clark. Shirley........................122,159 Coddington, Tim.............................. 144. 159 Coffeit. Jill......................................159 Coffey. Cheryl.............................124.159 Collier. Chris.............................123.159 Cooke. John................................ 144.159 Cooper. Karen..................................159 Cortez. Ralph...............................82.159 Cowgill, Steve.... 19.34.94.95.96.118.130. 144.159 Cox. Kerrle.................. 18.33.34.118,121.159.176 Craighead. Jeff.......................133,159 Crick. Debbie........................8.25.159 Cummings. Christy..............................159 Cummings. Tony.................................159 Cunningham. Mark...................... 137.138,160 Dadey. Joan................... 118,124, 128( 135, 160 Dahlberg. Jerry... 34.35.59.118.129.144.152.160 Daily. Biam........................... 146.160,176 Danner. Teresa ....................................160 Davis, Karlene.................................160 Den Herder. Randy..............................160 Dirks. Dixie.......... 19.34.118.124.136.157,160 Dltterlck. Shlrlee ....................19.124.160 Donovan. Vicki..................................160 Douthett, Bill..................................160 Duerr, Teresa.......................... 122.123,160 Duffield, Cindy.................................160 Dukes. Marilyn..... 18.33.118.131.135.141.146. 160 Duncan, Karen...............................126,160 Durham. Pam.....................................160 Earls. Bob.................................145. 160 Earlywine. Jay...............................83.161 Ebbs. Yvonne....................................161 Eddins, Johnny.............................143.161 Eiding. Jill.........................35.136.139.161 Enix. Kathy..................................57,161 Erb. Lisa.......................................161 Erdwins. Roy............................103.132,161 Estep. Sandra...................................161 Evans. Laurie............ 19. 24.35.124.152.161.163 Fairman. Mike...................................161 Farrington. Dave...... 13.14. 52.56. 59.132.161.164 Fetter. Patty...................................161 Fisher. Sandra..................................161 Fleshman. Becky.................................161 Flora. Joan.................................146.161 Floro. Mitch....................................161 Flowers, Ray.................................59.162 Fore. James.....................................162 Fraser. Bonnie..................................162 Frederick. Dewey...... 20.21.121.150.162.164.234 Garcia. Patty...............................162.171 Garcia. Teresa..................................162 Gaskey. Cheryl..................................162 Geil. Julie..................... 18.33.121,162.176 Gentry. Jeff................ 34.56.118.144.151.162 George. Annette................ 25. 108.109.127.128, 134.150. 162 Gibboney. Judith................................162 Gibson. Jolene..............................139.162 Gibson, Lorrie..................................162 Gilbert, Randall................................162 Glaser. Deanna........ 14.21.34. 55. 58.118.124.162 Gore. Linda.......... Gorman, Mike......... Gosser, Tim.......... Graham, Patrick...... Grant, Valree........ Greve. Lonn.......... Griffeth, Jeff...... Griner, Mark......... Grissom. Velvet..... Grizzle. Sherry...... Groff. Helen......... Guisinger. Laura----- Hackney, David...... Hackstedt. Jill..... Hackworth. Alan----- Hainz, Polly......... Hall, Jolene........ Haller. Jan.......... Harry, Jim........... Harwood. Shawn.... Hayes. Patty........ Hedlund. Cliff....... Henderson. Richard. Henneman, Michelle Hermans. Bob......... Higgins. Victor...... High, Billie......... Hinrichs. Lori....... Hoff. Angie.......... Hoffman. Kellie..... Holling. Heidi...... Hoover. David........ Hubbard. Glenda______ Hummel. Steve....... Hutchinson, Shawna Hutley. Joyce....... Hutley. Roger....... Jackola, Bob......... Jarstad. Bonnie..... Jensen, Mark......... Johnson, Cindy...... Johnson. Mitch....... Johnson. Tracy....... Jones. Stephen...... Joslin, Mike......... Kearns. Rollie....... ......................162 ......................126.162 .............. 18,33. 162.234 ......................162 ......................162 .....................143. 163 .............83.108. 132.163 ...........................163 ...........................163 ...........................163 ...........................163 ...........................163 ...........................163 ................. 124,132,163 ...........................163 ............ 34.52,118.139.163 .................121.129,163 ...........................163 ......................133.163 ................ 126. 143.163 .............34.118.129.164 ...........................164 ................ 76.77,103.164 ..... 34. 118. 144. 150. 152, 164 ......................142.143 .......................... 164 .......................... 164 .......................59. 164 ...........................164 .................151. 164. 176 118,121.124.136.138.139.164 ...........................164 .....................128, 164 .................133. 143. 164 ..... 86. 128. 134, 146. 164. 176 ...........................164 ...............94,97. 164. 176 ................. 76. 133, 164 .........9. 11.34.35. 118.131. 144. 151.164 ........... 34.58,59. 118.164 ..................34. 161. 164 .....................102, 164 ......................128.164 . 76. 118. 135. 154, 155. 164. 170 .................19.128.164 ...........................164 Kerr, Jim 18.21.58. 59. 164 Kerr. Ruth................................21.59. 164 Kirk. Kerin.............................. 58.59. 164 Kitchen. Maureen......................... 58.59,164 Klavano. Traci.............. 19.34.86.87.118.132, 150.158,164 Kliewer. Lonnie...............................164 Knight. Tracy.......... 34. 56.86.118.132.150,164 Kosmalski. Harold.............................164 Kragor. Warren................... 127,130.144,164 Krieger. Scott................................166 Kroll, Mary...................... 138.141.166.235 Lancaster, Fay....................... 138,144,166 Langdahl, Randy............................56.166 Langley. Randy................................166 Langmade. Sandy...........................123,166 Lasseter, Jody............................122,166 Law. Debbie...................... 118.124.128.166 Legee. Warnarda.................90.91,121,131,166 Lewis. Paige..................................166 Libra. Jim................................133.166 Little. Michelle..............................166 Lortz. Mike...............................145.166 Loughmiller, Rob...........................56,166 Luttmer, Dale.............................133,166 Magee. Darren ..........................142,166 Mangan, Katie....... 13.20. 29.54.55.58.59.153,166 Marshall. Roxanne..............................166 Martin, Nancy..........................9.10.11,166 Martin, Renee..............33.124.131.139.137,166 McCloud. Mandy.......................118.153,167 McDaniel, Debbie...............................167 McDaniel. Ed...................................167 McElhinny. Karen...........................124.167 McEllhenney, Ken....................... 25.130.167 McKinney, Ginger............................34,167 McKinney. Joy..................................167 Mealue. Cheryl.............................122,167 Medeiros. Mary.................................167 Messmer, Brian.............................102.167 Middleton, Rusty...............................167 Miller. Julie..................................167 Miller. Roger.............. 34.56. 58. 59. 77.114.167 Miller. Tammy..................................167 Mlnter. Bill...................................167 Mitchell. Buzzie..................... 126.143.167 Moll. Jerry....................................168 Monteith. Debra................................168 Morris, Bob 9.10.11,52,168 Moseman, Jennifer............... 19. 85.124,132,168 Mullenix, Dan..................................168 Mullenix, Mike.................................168 Mulloy. Kelly..................................168 Myronenko. Larry......................133.168 Natterer, Nora........................122,168 Nelson, Tim....................................168 Ness, Cheryl...................................168 Neustal. Mark................ 33.94.95,146.168.176 Nofziger. Linda.............................59.168 Nordstrand, John......................133.169 Nuttman, Babs..................................169 Nydigger, Roberta...................35.128.169 O'Hearn. Joan.................... 118,124.128.169 Oakley, Barbara.......................122.169 Oeder. Brian........................ 35.126.169 Oldaker, Larry.................................133 Oliver, Genevra................................169 Olsen. Kristi..................................169 Olson. Billy...................................169 O'Malley, Janet................................169 Otta. Gordon...................................169 Otta. Perry................................... 169 Palmer. Rosie.........................128.169 Parker. Richard................................169 Patterson. David...................... 133,142.169 Patterson, Ray.................................169 Patton. Eddie...................... 56. 57.129.169 Patton. Chuck..................................169 Pederson. Teresa...............................169 Penfold. Kathy...................... 74.152.169 Peterson, Laurlnda.............................170 Peterson, Misty................................170 Pollock. Teresa................................170 Pope. Lori.....................................170 Potter. Martha...... 18,84.85,132.134.152.167.170 Potter. Mike........ 19. 28.34.83.118.124,132. 134. 150.152.170 Powell, David..................................170 Pracht. Mark...................................170 Prince. Debbie.......... 82.90.91,118,153,168,170 Prior, Julie................................19.170 238 Pruett. Rick........................... 35.143.170 Pulliam. Scott.................... 103.144.151.170 Pulver. Teresa.............................124.170 Purkerson, Robin Habercorn.....................170 Ransford. Shelley.......... 34.118,124.132.151,170 Reed. Kim......................................170 Reeves. Frances....................... 124.128.171 Rich, Penny................................128,171 Rlnghelmer. Ron........................ 76.103.171 Rose. Rocky....................................143 Roth. Patty....................................171 Rous. Julie....................................171 Rowe. Larry.............................83.108.171 Rowell. Jeren.............. 12.14.34. 53.56.58. 59. 153.168. 171 Salisbury. Susan........... 18.26.34.118.121.131, 135.147.171 Santana. Jorge..................... 77.103.145.171 Schaffner. Melanie..........................69.171 Scheuermann, Ross.............. 58. 59. 76,121.129, 132.171.172 Schmid, Yvonne.............................123.171 Schmidt. Betty.............................122.171 Schneider. Chris........................52.118.171 Schumacher. Cheryl.........................122.172 Seals. Gigl........................... 138.146.172 Selby. Jerol...............................160.172 Shanks. Tim................ 19.22.25.134.167.172 Shannon. De Ann................ 34.118.128. 129,172 Sheets. Laurie.............................132.172 Sheikhan. Mohammad Reza........................172 Sherman, Liz...................................172 Shurts. Ricky....................... 142. 143. 172 Simpson. Dorothy...........................118.172 Smith. Joe................. 20. 52.57.59.118.144.172 Smith, Robin................................77,172 Snook, Dena....................................172 Soule. Rod............ 9.11.33.94.97.120.130.146. 147.153.172 Speasl. Gary................... 34.122.134.146.172 Spires. Viki........................... 33.127,173 Springer, Craig................................173 Steckler. Mike..................... 76.143.145,173 Stewart. Dave................... 58.94.97.130.173 Stewart. Don............... 13.29. 54. 58. 59.130. 134, 138. 153,173 Stewart. Tammy.................................173 Story. Ken.....................................173 Straney. Gale..................................173 Swanson. Ken...............8.52. 56.63. 76.103.173 Swanson. Ray...............................133.173 Swezey, Dwayne..................... 59.122,129,173 Tacy, Susan................................124,173 Thoma. Gina....................................173 Thomas. Terry..............................124,173 Train. Ron.....................................174 Tyree. Lisa.............................34.137.174 VanAtta. Erick.................................174 Van Epps. Mark.................................174 Van Veen. Joanne............... 11.26.118,135.154, 155.174.235 Vandervort, Sandie.............................174 Vanepps, Frank.................................174 Voll. Diana...........'.......................174 Waldron. Bob.......... 22.34,118.152.172.174,176 Wallace. Jan...................................174 Wallace. Steve............... 58. 59. 94. 97. 132,151 Walters. Kim.................. 122, 157,168,174,176 Walters. Mel....................35. 76.150.152.174 Webb. Kendall.......................... 34.145,174 Weisbrodt. Steve........... 76.103. 132.153.174.176 West. Doug.....................................174 West. Tammy................................124,175 White. Kathy................................59.175 Whited. Cherry......................59.128.132,175 Widman, Paul..............................145, 175 Wilson, Jeff...................................175 Wilson. Sandy.................34.35.53.118.138,175 Wimer. Dana................................124.175 Wishon, Lee....................................175 Wisterman, Irene...............................175 Wright. Susan..................................175 Yahnke, Rebecca .................... 128.138.175 Yee. Johnny....................................175 Zehner. Triesa..............................19,175 Zerkel. Kent.............................21.76.175 Zimick, Dirk...................................175 Zimick. Mitch.............................133. 175 Zimick. Sue...............................146.175 JUNIORS Adams. Douglas ...............................178 Adams. Leslie.................................178 Adams. Vlrgene................................178 Allen. Amber...............................74.178 Alley. Karen...........................32.178.235 Anderson. Jeff................................178 Anderson. Kerri.................89.90.91.132.178 Anderson. Vanessa......................59.129.178 Arevalo, Alda.................................178 Atchley. James....................... 126.143,178 Attebery, Jean................................178 Auman, Ann............................119,124.178 Axtell. Jerry.................................178 Bacorn. Sherry................................178 Bailey. Allison....................119.146.178 Baker. Colleen.............................178 Ballard. Brian.............................178 Ballard. John...................... 77,98.99.178 Bandy. Lisa...............................129.178 Barber, Tracy...........................123.178 Barker. Mark..................................178 Bergh. Kathryn................................178 Bergsma. Kimberly.............................178 Beverly. Danny................................178 Birch. John...............................130.178 Bishop. Tom................................76.178 Blatchley, Don................................178 Bloom. James..................................178 Boedighelmer, Dean...................76.94.96.178 Boje. Tim....................................142. 178 Bowman. Fred..............................102,178 Boyd. Joanna..................................178 Boyer. Lisa.......... 32.119.123.129.134.178, 234 Brannon. Kerry............ 59.119.120.132,177,178 Branson. Rita.................................178 Braught. Brian................................178 Breckenridge. Heleene......................58.178 Brenneman. Tony.................53,56.119.135.178 Brewer. Andrew................................178 Brinson. Joel.................................178 Britton. Denise..................... 131.146.178 Brown, Curtis.............................108,178 Brown. Douglas................................178 Brown. Laura................... 23,86.88. 127,178 Brown. Marlin.................................178 Brunson. Laurie...............................178 Buchanan, Shari....................26. 75.146.178 Bumpass, Kevin................................178 Burge. Ladd...................................178 Bruian, David..............................77,178 Burleson. Ruth....................... 124,136.178 Burr, Leesa........................... 56.136.178 Busby. Shari...........................59.121.178 Bybee. Cary...................................178 Byrd. Danny...................................178 Cagle. Rene...................................179 Calahan, Danny......................... 56.57,178 Campbell, Dennis....................... 56. 57.179 Campbell. Linda...............................179 Cantrall. Kent..................... 138, 146, 179 Carroll. Clndl.................. 119.124.134.179 Carter. Robert................................179 Carter. Sidney................................179 Castle. Rebecca.................... 89.90.132.179 Chan. Timothy.................................179 Chase. Norma..................................179 Chewnmg. Judy........32.86.87.90.119.136.146.179 Clarke. Edward................................... Coakley. Ginger...................... 120.124.179 Coffey. Mike..................................179 Coleman. Bill.............................130.179 Coleman. Kimberly..................... 86, 87,179 Collier. Cheryl...........................137.179 Collins, Donald...............................179 Collins. Pat..............................106.179 Comer. Keith..................................179 Cooper. Helen...........................74.119.179 Cooper, Richard...............................179 Cordrey. Marva................................179 Covey. Vlckey.................................179 Cox. David........................... 130.145.179 Coy. James....................................179 Cross. Susan...............................56.179 Dale, Valerie......................... 58.132.179 Danielson. Debbie.............................179 Davis. Debra ...........................124.179 Day. Michael................................. 179 De Garmo. Diana............................59.179 Decodes, Steve — Dirks, Beverly..... Dodge. William — Douglas. Deanna.. Drew. Lori........ Driskell, Teresa — Drummond. Jeffrey Dufautt, Taml...... Dufour, Kamay — Dukes, Gary....... Duong. Loc........ Earlywine. Linda... Ebbs. Yvonne...... Edgerly, Darlea — Edwards. Debbie... Edwards. Mark_____ Edwards. Mark L... Ellers. Courtl.... Elllston, Tracy... Erkenbeck, Clndl.. Faddem, Lance_____ Farmer. Barbara... Felde. Laurie..... Fetter. Karen..... Fields. Laurie.... Flanagan. Kelly____ Ford. Angela...... Ford. Renae....... Frederick. Mary.... French. Thomas .. Fritz, Shelby...... Frye. Curtis...... Fuller. Abby ..... Gabrielli, Dennis... Garboden. Andrew. Garcia. Phillip... Gardner. Kim...... Garrett. Kimberly.. George. Judy....... Gibson, Jadene____ Giddens, Tina..... Giffin, Ralph..... Gilbert. Greg..... Giralomo, Joseph.. Glasser, Jim...... Going, Karen...... Going. Michael____ Gosser. Sharon.... Gouldsmith, Eddie. Green. Richard— Gregory. Clyde---- Hainz. Chris...... Hainz, Tim........ Haller. Patricia — Halsey. Rodney... Hamel. Teresa..... Hanley. Sherry.... Harwood. Sheri.... Hedger, Colleen... Heisler, Robert___ Henderson. Scott. Hensley, Jeff..... Hester. Gail...... Hickman. Debra... Hickman. Delvin... Higgins. Valane Hlgley, Deborah... Hlgley, Gary...... Hoesing. Michael.. Hoff. Mike........ Holland. Kathleen Horton. Alan...... Howard. Rhonda.. Howard. Ricky_____ Hubbard. Nancy... Hummel. Kevin_____ Hutley. Joan...... James. David...... Jensen. Tina...... Johnson. Cindy____ Jones. Dianna I___ Justice. Michael .. Keenon. Deanna .. Kendall. Lyle..... Kenney. Mike...... Kern. Lerrina .... Klink, Diana...... Knight. Marty..... Kroll. Paul ...... .................179 ....... 124.136. 179 .................179 .................179 ......... 74.132.179 .................179 .................179 119.131,135.138.179 .................179 .... 119,130, 144. 179 .................179 .... 119. 131.136, 179 .................179 ............128. 180 .................179 ................180 ................180 ................180 ................180 ................180 ................180 .............59. 180 ................180 ................180 ................180 ........141,144. 180 . 32.119. 124. 138. 180 .........74. 124. 180 ........ 59.132.180 ............130. 180 ............119. 180 ................180 ................180 ................180 .. .24.56. 83.110,180 ............123.180 ..... 5.108. 132, 180 ........121.124.180 .... 10.11. 108.119.127, 128. 132.177.180 .......................180 ................... 58.180 ....................77.180 ..................137.180 .......................180 ........... 59.102.132.180 ..............119.132,180 ........................180 .......................180 .....................56.180 ...............121.136. 180 ...................142. 143 ........................180 ....................56. 180 ................59. 119. 180 ................ 78. 98. 180 .......................180 .......................180 ............... 58.126. 180 ........................180 ........................180 ................ 76. 98. 180 ........................180 ........................180 ........................180 ........................180 ........................180 ....................58. 180 .......................180 ......... 76.77.78.119.180 ........................180 32.59. 119.124. 134.181.235 ...............56.130.181 ...................59.181 ................... 129,181 ...................124.181 ..................... 181 ........................124 ................ 14.59. 181 ..................107.124 .......................181 ....................59.181 ..................... 181 ......................52.181 ........ 35. 56.119.144.181 .......................181 ........................181 .............. 123. 132,181 ..................145.181 .......................181 239 Kropf. Ricky...................................181 Kuhns. Michael.................................181 Lambeth. Denise............................... 101 Landon. Lanae ................................ Lane. Cynthia.........................128- 137.181 Langley. Diane.................... 89. H®.177,181 Larson. Anna............................... 58. 181 Larson. Bill....................................181 Latimer, David....................... 83.84.127,181 Law. Sherry....................................181 Leard. Cynthia..................................181 l m Darla .....................................181 Lee! Marie........................... 50.59.121.181 Leffler. Laura..............................121,181 Lewis. Donald................................76,181 Lewis. Era................ 35.119.127,136.177.181 Lindsey. Anthony...................... 130.144.181 Lineberry. Paul................................181 Lound. Melissa........................... 89.92.181 Luke. Carol.....................................181 Manning. Douglas ..............................181 Martin. David........................11,118.137,181 Martin. Patty..................................181 Matz. Gregory...............................59.181 McAllister, Mark...................... 108.109.181 McCready. Starla................ 58.59.124.125.181 McEllhenney. Robert .......................31,181 McVein, Thomas..................... 76.106.130,181 Merton. Cole...................................181 Messer. Jody...................................181 Messmer. David ................................181 Metzger. Marc..................................181 Metzer. Melody.................................181 Middleton. Mark................................181 Mier. Gary.................................137.182 Miller Lee Ann.............................145.182 Miller. Mike...................................182 Mitzel, Patricia..........59.119,120,124.134.182 Moore. Jacquie.................................102 Moore. Jerry...................................182 Morris. Trlcia.......... 84.85.110,111.127,132.182 Mosley. Jean...................................182 Mullenix. Alan.................................182 Murry, Mickey..................................182 Ness, Kim......................... 127,132.177.182 Niemann, Sherri................................182 Nissen. Larry..................................182 O'Hearn. Carol.................................182 O'Mally, Carleen ..............................182 Opel. Oonny.....................................182 Orton. Dianna...................................182 Osterman. Michelle.............................182 Page. Kyle.....................................182 Palmer. Cliff.......... 56. 83.110. Ill, 132.177,182 Park. Willy...............................108.182 Parker, Tamera.................................182 Parr. Julie.................... 59.119,132.138.182 Partridge. Lori....................59.119.121,182 Patent, Lynette................................124 Pearce. Lisa...................................182 Pearson. Mark.............................143.182 Pedigo. Lee....................................182 Pepperling, Rob......................77.98.99.182 Perkins. Terry............................139.182 Peterson. Katye............................... 182 Pettner. Cara.........................119.132.182 Phillips, Rickey...............................182 Porter. Corrine....................... 132.145.182 Pound. Tammie.............................123,182 Powell. David..................................182 Powers. Cynthia............................131.182 Primasing, Barb................................182 Prince. Susan .............................59.182 Pruett. Ron....................................182 Pulido. Jesus..................................182 Purkerson. Paul.............................36.182 Ragen. James...................................182 Rankin, Lee................................... 182 Ransford. Cindy.............. 22.53.56.57.119.134. 143. 145. 182 Reid. Cathy................................121.182 Reid. Ron......................................182 Renn. Julie.............................56.119.182 Reynolds. Kim..................................182 Rhoads. Steve.........................132.182 Riley. Michael..............................82.182 Roberts. Debra.................... 59.119,129,182 Rogers. Kevin..................................183 Roles. June....................................183 Rounsavell. Steve .........................56.183 Runla. Bruce........ Rutherford. Laurie ... Samuels. Dan........ Santana. Marisol..... Savage. Michael..... Savage. Randy........ Schmid. Robert...... Schmid. Dean........ Schutzman, Rhonda. Selby. Linda......... Sharp, Mark......... Sharp, Richard...... Shimmln, Brian...... Shlnkle. Jay........ Simpson. Greg....... Slack. Kent.......... Slack. Mark.......... Slyter. Mike........ Smith, Brenda....... Smith, Richard...... Snyder, Ricky....... Sobania. Sam........ Soule. Rhonda........ Spence. Janet....... Spiegelberg, Wayde.. Spillman. Theresa... Springer, Brad...... Springer, Jan....... Spurgeon. Laura..... Staats. Danny....... Starnes. Terl....... Steele. Bill........ Steiner. Debra ..... Stephenson. Leslie.. Stevens. Lorraine — Stewart. Jay........ Stiles. Lisa........ Stock. Randy ....... Stolsig. Joel....... Suing. Kevin....... Suing. Steve........ Sutton. Sandra...... Svatos. Denise...... Svatos. Dennis...... Swanson, Cathaleen Sweet. Sherri...... Swezey, Michael----- Sykora. Racheline... Taylor. Jill........ Taylor, John....... Tennant. Dona....... Thoma. Tony........ Thoma, Jamie....... Thomas, Carl........ Thomas. Cathy....... Thomas. David....... Thompson. William. Thorp. Donald...... Toomb. Kent......... Treadway. Brian---- Turner. Jeff........ Tyler. David....... Tyree. Gwynne...... Ufford. Darrel .... Unger. Linda........ Unglesby. Trena.... Van Loovan, Brad... VanSlyke. Kevin— Vandehay. Mike — Voll, Lori......... Walker. Cheryl...... Walker. Teresa----- Wall, Angie........ Walling. Donella ... Wallis. Jolinda.... Waltenburg. Nick... Warren. Michael— Weathers. Dan...... West, Cory......... Wetherell. Margaret Wheeler. Laura..... Wilcox. Sherri..... Willard. Tina...... Wilson, Jennifer .... Winden. David..... Winningham. Loda. Wisely, Jamie...... Wlshon, James_____ Wittrig, Jane...... Wolfe. Connie..... ......................183 ................123.183 .....................183 ...........107,119.183 .....................183 .....................183 .................146. 183 .....................183 .....................183 ......... 10.132,177.183 ......................183 .....................183 .... 77.119.127.132.183 ......................183 ................143,183 .....................183 .....................183 .....................183 ......................183 ..... 76. 79, 106. 132,183 ................130,183 .....................183 119,124. 129, 138. 143.183 .....................183 ......................183 ..........35.59.119.131 .....................183 ...............52.57.183 ......................183 ......................183 .............119, 145.183 ..........76. 78.132,183 ......................183 .....................183 ......................183 ......................183 ................129.183 .......................183 ......... 76. 119.132.183 ....10. 11.94.97.115. 183 .......................183 ......................183 ............ 123,124.184 .......................184 ..................179. 184 ......... 86.87.88.132.185 ................123,185 ...................59. 185 ......................184 ......................184 ......................184 .......................184 .......................184 ......................184 .................119. 184 ..................119, 184 .......................184 .......................184 .......... 76. 77.132.184 ......................184 .......................184 ..................156. 184 .................. 123.184 ......................184 ......................184 .......................184 ............. 126.143, 184 ..................138.184 .......................184 .......................184 ..............119, 124.184 .......................184 .............. 59.132.184 .......... 85. 131,137.184 ...................129.184 ......................184 .................130,185 ...................... 184 .......................184 ............. 108.109. 184 .......................184 .............. 82.124.184 .................119.184 .......................184 ...................... 184 ..................123, 184 .............. 56. 127.185 .......................185 .......................185 ...................... 185 Yahn. Chris— Yocum. Sandra Young. Andy... Young. Celeste Zeek. Phillip... 77,130. 134. 185 .......123. 185 .............185 ........124.185 .............185 SOPHOMORES Abildgaard, Laura----- Adams. Kristi........ Adams. Laura.......... Adams, Robert ........ Adkins. Tina......... Alexander. Felinda... Alley. Nina........... Anderson. Chris....... Anderson. Jon......... Anderson. Kasi........ Ashe, Mark........... Ashenbrenner, John.. Atchley. Jeannlne ... Atkinson. Greg........ Bacorn. Charlie...... Badda. Teena......... Baker, Alan........... Baker, Dunell........ Ballard, Sandy....... Ballinger, David...... Barnes. John......... Barnett. Gary........ Barnett. Timothy A... Barnett. Timothy J... Barrett. Sonja....... Batten, Jeffrey...... Beach. Lome.......... Beckier. David....... Beier. John.......... Bell. Bryan.......... Bellinger. David..... Bennet. David........ Bennett. Michael----- Bergh, James......... Bergsma. Valerie — Bertalot, Jackie----- Bias. Bonnie........ Bishop. Jeff......... Bjornsen. Kevin...... Bjornsen, Mary....... Blake. Michael...... Blankenship. Joseph Boodda, Teena........ Bond. Lori........... Bonus. Gary.......... Boss, Michelle...... Boucher. Ronald— Bradley. Sean........ Bradshaw. Sandy..., Brady. David........ Braught, Janine..... Bright, Roger ...... Bristol, Terl....... Britton, Alvin....... Brown, Todd......... Buckner. Jim........ Burton, Gary........ Busse. Alice........ Butler. Rebecca..... Byram. Kathryn------ Cable. Gary......... Calahan. Steven----- Campbell. Renee — Cantrail. Debra..... Carter. Mark........ Carter, Tracey...... Cawrse. Janet....... Chambers. Michelle. Chartraw. Melissia.. Chase. Anna......... Chesebro, Richard.. Chorlton. Marietta.. Christ. Sue......... Christy. Danny...... Christy, Lonnie----- Clark. Carla ....... Clark. Michael...... Clayton. Penny...... Cline. Lisa......... Coakley. Philip..... Coddington, Cindy. ................187 ........ 32.187. 235 ...........128. 187 ................187 .................187 .................187 .................187 70.77.127.186. 187 .............98.187 .............59.187 .................187 .................187 ............26.107 ...9.11,83.102,187 .................187 ................187 ............ 126.187 .................187 ................187 83.137,138.187,189 .... 76. 102, 106. 187 ................187 ............ 126.187 ............ 130,187 ... 107,128.129.187 .................187 .................187 .................187 .................187 .................187 .................126 .................187 .................187 .................187 .................187 .............22,187 .................187 ............106.187 .................187 .................187 .................187 .................188 ................188 .............144,188 .............137,188 .................188 .................188 .................188 ..............58. 188 .................188 ........131,138. 188 .................188 .................188 .............. 59,188 .................188 .............127,188 .................188 ......... 52.137,188 ...........57.121.188 .................188 .................188 ............. 141,188 ...........86.90.188 .................188 .................188 ...................75 .................188 .................188 .................188 ..................188 .................188 .................188 .................188 ..................188 .............100.180 .............137,188 .................188 .................188 ..................188 .................188 ..................188 240 Coffey, Sheila........ Coleman, Christine — Coleman, Michelle----- Cometta, Cara......... Cooke. David.......... Cool, Jim............. Cooper, Beckl......... Cordell, Chloe........ Cox. Rodger........... Coy. Teresa........... Curl, Edward.......... Currey, Katherine..... Curtis, Kenny......... Cutts, Shelly......... Danner. Jeff.......... Darby. Vlkkl.......... Day, Ricky............ DeCelles. Lynn........ Delbele, Sunnie Rae . Deleon, Cathy......... Denny, Ron............ Detweiler. Tina....... Dltzenberger, Johanna Downer, Howard........ Downs. Michael........ Downs, Michelle....... Doyle, Tina........... Drushella, Tony....... Duerr, Lori........... Durham, Patricia...... Earls, Linda.......... Easton, Brian......... Eddins, Jody.......... Edwards, Billy........ Egland, Denise........ Elding, Leslie........ Enos. Gerald.......... Erb. Brian............ Erickson, David....... Erkenbeck. Lulse...... Erwin, John........... Evans. Tony........... Farris. Debra......... Fields, Edward........ Filer, Alex........... Fishel. Leala......... Fisher, Loriann....... Ford. Paul............ Fore. Alan............ Freeman, George....... French, Tracy......... Gaskey, Regina........ Gatchell, Cheryl...... Gates. Randy.......... Gaylord, Ronald....... Geil, Randy........... Gerard, Shelley....... Gibbs. Dean........... Gibbs. Patti.......... Gibson, Margaret...... Gilbert. Phillip...... Gilbertson, Collins — Giralamo, Tony........ Gonzalez, Mona........ Goodwin, Carl......... Goold, Michael........ Gordon, Teddi......... Gray. Stephen......... Green, Robert......... Greiner. Keith........ Griner. Sheri......... Grisson, Colby........ Grove, Bruce.......... Grove, Tam I.......... Guisinger, Roy........ Gunderson, Vincent... Gurule. Tina.......... Gustafson, Angie...... Hackney, Tammy........ Halpaln, James........ Halsey, Timothy....... Hampton, Kent......... Harden, George........ Harman. Mark.......... Haven, Jean........... Headley. Brenda....... Heineck, Ellen........ Heisler. Mark......... Hendricks. James— Hensley. Michael------- ..................188 ..................188 ............ 89,90. 188 ....................189 52. 57.100.120.186,189 ....................189 ....................189 ....................189 ........... 76.106,189 ....................189 ....................189 ................124.189 ....................189 ....................189 ....................189 ....................189 ....................189 ....................189 ....................189 ...............57.189 ..................100 ...............107,189 .....................59 ........... 130,138, 189 ....................189 ....................189 ....................189 189 189 189 .... 52. 53. 57.189 ..............189 .........126, 189 .....121,136, 189 ..............189 ..............189 .....32.186.189 ..............189 ..............189 ..............189 ..........98. 189 ..............189 ..............189 ..............189 ..............189 ..............189 ..............189 ..............189 ..............137 ..............189 ..............189 .....131,136,189 ..............189 ..............189 ..... 120,190,192 ..........121,190 ..........126,190 ..............190 ..............190 .........138, 190 .........106, 190 ..............190 ..............190 ..............190 ..............190 .........137,190 .........52.190 .........138, 144 ..............190 ..... 87.146, 190 ..............190 ..... 77.145, 190 48. 57,85, 138, 190 ...........190 ...........190 ...........190 ...........190 ...........190 ...........190 ...........190 ...... 126,190 .... 52, 57.190 ...........190 ......189,190 ...........190 ... 57.136.190 .........108 52,57.100,190 ...........190 Hergert. Daniel..... Hess. Roy.......... Hester. Andy....... Hibner, Donna....... Hlght, Cindy....... Hildebrand, Steven. Hines. Jody........ Hinrichs. Julie.... Hodson, Darrell..... Holland, Eric...... Holt. Jeanette...... Holt, Lorie......... Howard, Pamela— Hubbard, Tracy..... Hughes, Veronica.. Hunteman, Everett. Hurley, Joey........ Hutchinson, Randy. Jackola, Dwayne... James, Debbi....... Jantzi. Scott...... Jarstad. Denis..... Jensen. Karen...... Johnson, Carrie— Johnson, Sandy — Jones. Jim......... Justice. Richard — Kenyon, Keith...... Kllborn, Kelly..... Kllborn. Dion...... Kitchen, Stephanie. Kliewer, Lori...... Knoop, Maurice— Kocer, Rick........ Koenig, Carolyn Krager. Darcy...... Kruesi, Loren...... Kunze, Peggy...... Lacer, Peggy....... Lamb. Rynn........ Lane. Daniel....... Larson. Lonnie..... Larue, Bull........ Latham. Jennie---- Leppink, David..... Libra, Randy....... Lindren, Susan----- Little. Michael... Long, Donna........ Lott. Tracy........ Manning, Lynn...... Marquardt, Steve... Mason. Michael — Mason. Perry...... Matz, Debbie...... Maurice, Brenda... Mayer. Tobi........ McAlpine. Mark_____ McCraven, Clinton. McGahen, Ron....... McGuire. Joe....... McKinney. Toby... McPhaii, Charles... McVeln, Brian..... McDowell, Derryl.. McGowan, Patty... Melbye, Shelley---- Metcalf. Melissa... Middleton, Tony... Mier, Darla ...... Miller. Rhonda.... Moffatt, James — Monteith, Erich--- Morre. Phyllis.... Morefield, Laurie.. Morgan, Jeff....... Mosley. Eva....... Mote. Stacy....... Mullenix, Monica .. Mullins, Penny..... Murrhee. Melissa.. Nelson, Robin..... Nesmith. Linda— Ness. Steven...... Neustel, Stephanie Nixon, Jane....... Nixon, Sonya...... Norberg, Charlan.. Nydigger, Brenda.. Ogle. Anthony...... .......190 ......190 ......190 ....75.190 .......190 83.186,190 .... 58.190 . 89. 90.190 ........191 77.106.120 .......190 .......190 ____85.190 ...126,190 .......190 ...108, 190 ........190 .......191 .... 77.191 ........191 .....98,191 131. 191, 194 ..........191 ........191 ........191 ..........191 56. 59.191 ......191 .. 136, 191 .. 126,191 .......191 ......191 ......191 ...92.191 ......191 ...58.191 ......191 ......191 .. 126, 191 .. 138,191 ......191 .......191 .. 138, 191 .......191 ......191 ..100,191 59.85.191 ............191 ....... 126,191 .......52.141 .......52.191 .......82.191 ........59.191 ............191 ............191 .......106,191 ............191 .... 83.110,191 ............191 ....77,106,191 .......76.191 ............191 ........75.191 ............191 .......124,191 ............191 ............191 ............191 ............192 .............192 .......189, 192 .............192 ............192 .............192 .............192 ............192 ............192 ............192 .............192 .......126,192 .......108,192 82.110, 111. 192 .............192 ............192 ....... 124,192 ............192 ........57.192 Opel, David.......... Palmer, Jeanette..... Palmer, Patti........ Park. Douglas........ Pattinson, Melissa___ Patton, David........ Patton, Johnny....... Perimon. Tanya....... Peterson, Donald..... Pettit. Shelley...... Pettner. Cheryl...... Phillips, Lester..... Plattner. Frances.... Pope. Brian.......... Pope, Loni........... Posey. Kirstin....... Powell, Bret —....... Pruitt. Michelle..... Pynes, Kathrine...... Ransford. Lezlie..... Rasmussen. Diane... Raymond. Theresia... Rebmann, David....... Redmond, Joanne______ Reeder, Deborah...... Reich, Tammy......... Renn, Ellen.......... Reynolds. Brian...... Rhoades. Jeffery..... Ricke. Eddie......... Ringheimer. Walter... Rivers, Ruby......... Rous, David.......... Rowell, Rae.......... Rutherford. Bill..... Rutherford, Lisa..... Schaffner, Dale...... Schaffner, Richard... Schamp, Sherrie...... Schmid, Holly........ Schneider, David..... Schneider. Mark...... Scholiian, Casey..... Schulte. Sharon...... Schulthess, Tracy— Scott, Tammy......... Searles. Mike........ Self. Tammy.......... Shanklin, Jesse...... Shannon, Jill........ Sheets. Michelle..... Sheets. Robert....... Schepherd. Curtis____ Shriver, Sheri....... Simmons, Gary........ Simms. Wendy......... Skeeie, James........ Slack. Jack............. Smith. Kathy......... Smail, Danny......... Smail. Jenny......... Snook. Terry......... Sommers, Teresa...... Spires. Rhonda....... Spires. Ronald.......... Staats. James........ Stalcup, Robin....... Steiner, Corinne..... Stewart. Michael..... Strumlnskl. Mike..... Sutphin, Kelly....... Swanson. Janell...... Swanson, Richard----- Swanson, Steven...... Sweet. Richard....... Thieda, Dawnae....... Thoma. Dorian........ Thomas, Scott........ Tjepkema. Todd....... Todd, Wesley......... Toedtemeler, Dorothy. Tracy. Richard....... Treadway, Diana...... Troyer, Tony......... Tubbs. Donald........ Tucker. Sherry....... Turner, Kim.......... Tyler, Cindy......... Van Kopp. Kelly...... Van Loovan. Kay...... ....................192 ................... 192 32. 59.85,132,190, 192 ....................192 ....................192 ....................192 ....................192 .............. 124.192 ....................192 ....................192 ....................192 ....................192 ...............126, 192 ....... 52.57, 108, 192 ....................192 .................57,192 ....................192 ................58. 192 ..............124.192 ..............85.192 ..............108.192 ....................192 ....................192 ....................192 .............. 124.192 ....... 52.89. 186.192 ...................9,11 ..............77.192 ....................192 ....................192 ..............57.192 ....................193 ....................193 ....................193 ....................193 ....................193 ..............20.193 ..............106.193 ................35. 193 ....................193 ....................193 ....................193 .......83.130.145.193 ....................193 ....................193 ....................193 ....................193 ....................193 ....................193 ....................193 ..............132,193 ....................193 ...............100, 193 .......... 89.90.193 ....................193 ....................193 ....................193 ....................193 ....................193 ...............108. 193 ....................193 ....................193 ..............85,193 ..............131,193 ....25. 77.108.186.193 ................j,. 193 .......59.135.136.193 ....................193 ....................193 ....................193 ..........128.144.193 ..............59.193 ....................193 ...............126. 193 76. 79. 106,145.186. 193 ....................193 ....................193 .................59.193 .............98.99. 193 ....................193 ..............186,193 .................83.193 ....................193 ................98. 193 ....................193 ....................194 ..............59,194 ..............137,194 ................75. 194 ....................194 241 Van Slyke. Mike...........................127.194 Vaughan. Gary..................................194 Voris. David ..................................I®4 Wallis. Christopher.........................57.194 Walter. Lori...........................90.120,194 Welch. Wade....................................194 Whitehead. Chris...............................194 Wiley. Martin .................................194 Wilson. Conte.................................. 194 Wilson. Kirk....................................194 Wilson. Rene ...................................194 Wimer. Vicki....................................194 Wlnningham. Melvin..............................194 Wiseman. Larry.............................130. 194 Wittrock. Jonathan..............................100 Wood. Darrell...................................194 Woods. Jody.................................... 194 Woolard. Robert ................................194 Wright. Laurie..................................194 Yahnke. Eric.......................... 102.120.194 Yeack. Thomas ..................................194 Young. Maria ........................ 108. 137. 194 Zehner. Gregory..............................83.194 Zehner. Tamara............................. 92. 194 Zerkei. Nathan..................57.76.100.108.194 Zervas. Mike....................................194 Zimick. Eleanor........................92.131,194 Zurcher. Donald.................................194 Luton. Elizabeth...............................194 Rowell. Rae ....................................194 FRESHMAN Adams. Julie......... Adams. Linda......... Adams. Richard....... Aernl. Gwen.......... Alexy. Barbara ...... Allen, Brian......... Anchors. John........ Anderson. Clayton---- Anderson. Judy....... Armstrong. Tracy..... Ashe. Tracy.......... Atkinson. Steve...... Atterbery. Del....... Bacorn. Wendy........ Bailey. Tracy........ Baker. Julie......... Barlow. Michael...... Barnett. David....... Barnett. Paul........ Bauer, Bradley....... Beasley. Anna........ Beasley. Ralph....... Bellinger. Molly........ Berg. Tracy.......... Best. Lee............... Bilyeu. Aaron........ Bird. Rebecca........ Bjornsen, Sigfrlt.... Boatwright. Wes...... Bottcher. Mark ...... Bradley. Lisa........ Bradley. Richard..... Brassfield. Mechelle.. Breckenridge. Clifford. Brown, Mark.......... Brown. Todd.......... Bumpus. Gregory------ Bunting. Gene ....... Burge. Becky......... Burrese. Renee....... Burtner, Cynthia..... Butte. Monte......... Bynum. Kathleen...... Byram, Tina.......... Caiahan, Dale........ Campbell. Michael... Cardwell. Jane....... Carroll. Cory........ Carllle. Taml........ Carter. Jay.......... Castleman. Jim....... Cawdrey. Sabrina----- Chase. Kathryn....... Chewning. Joan....... Clark. Bradley ...... ..................196 ..................196 ..............57. 196 .............59.196 ............ 85. 196 ..................196 ..................196 ..................196 ..................137 ..................196 ..................196 .......... 83.101.200 ..................196 ............... 58.196 ..................196 ................. 196 ..................196 ..................196 ..................196 .......... 77.80. 101 ..................196 .............107. 196 ............90.91.131 ...... 85.92.131.196 .......... 77.80.196 ..............101.196 ..................196 ..................196 ..................196 ..........57.101,196 ........... 89.90.196 ..................196 ..................196 ..................196 ....... 57.77.80. 196 ..................196 ..........80. 101.196 ...... 59.82. 126.196 ..................196 ..................196 .............57.196 ...........80.120.196 ..................196 ..................196 ..............101.196 ...........57.101.196 .............59.196 .......... 77,80,195 ..................196 ..................196 ..................196 ..................196 .............58. 196 57.89.93. 131.136. 196 .............107.196 Clark. Richard....... Claussen, Peggy...... Clement. Brian....... Clement. Travis...... Coberly. Becky ...... Coberly, Chelly...... Coffelt. Kelly....... Coleman. David....... Connell, Kevin....... Cordell. Wendy....... Cordoza. David....... Cordoza. Linda....... Coughran. David...... Craggett. Earme...... Crick. Linda ........ Crispin. Angie....... Cross. Karian........ Crossan, Janet....... Crusoe. David........ Cummings. Lori....... Cummings. Sandra... Dadey. Mike.......... Dahl. Bobby ......... Danielson. Daniel---- Danielson. Emily..... Davis. Deborah....... Davis, Tim........... Davison, Dawn........ Deibeie. Ann......... Dennis. Tana......... Dew. Lynda........... Dickinson. Emily..... Dodge. Mari ......... Downer. Todd......... Downs. Joy........... Drain, Gary.......... Drisketl, Donna...... DuFault, Scott....... Duerr, Ronnie........ Duffield. Donald..... Dunmeyer, Sheri...... Dunn. Tarl........... Ebbs. Margaret........ Edmundson. Richard. Edwards. Pam......... Edwards. Rory........ Elder. Machelle...... Elliott. Jeffrey..... Ellis. Bobbie........ Ellisen. Steven ..... Elston. Jon.......... Enos. Jackie......... Enos. Wendy.......... Fairclough, Lynda — Fishel. Stephen...... Fleshman. Beth....... Flether. Lori........ Flowers. Randy....... Fore. Debora......... Fox. Kim............. Fox. Tim............. French. Ernest....... Fuller, Annette...... Gaines. Michael...... Gall. Spencer........ Garcia. Anthony...... Garcia. Michael...... Garltnghouse. Robert Garner, Richard...... Garron, Laura........ Gates. Sheri......... Gerard. Julie........ Gheen, Theresa....... Glacomlnl, Dana...... Gibbs. Valerie....... Giffin. John......... Gillett. Charolette — Going. Nancy......... Gray. Tammy.......... Greiner, Garilynn____ Hads. Brian.......... Hale, James.......... Hall. Lisa........... Haller. Thomas....... Hallock, Mark........ Hamel. Tom........... Hanson. Holly........ Hanten, Tom.......... Harry. Ted........... Harwood. Lori........ ................197 ................197 ............... 197 ................197 ................197 ...........75.197 .......83.195.197 ...57.102.130. 197 ................197 ................197 ................197 ................197 .................59 ...............101 ....... 89. 92. 197 ................197 ...........57.197 .......50.93.197 ...............80 ................197 ...........52.197 ................197 ................197 ................197 ................197 ................197 .................59 ...........124, 197 ................197 ................197 ...........92.197 .................85 ...........93.197 ........... 130.197 ................197 ................197 ................197 77.80.106.195.197 ...............80 ...........80.197 ...93. 131.195,197 ................197 ................197 ....... 120,121.197 ................197 ................197 .............93.197 ........77.101,197 ................197 .......101,127, 197 ....77. 80.101.197 ................197 ................197 ............ 85,198 .................57 ................198 ................203 .................59 ............... 198 ...............80 ...............80 ........... 106.198 ................198 ............... 198 ................198 .............57.198 ................198 .............57.198 ........... 126.198 ............... 198 ................198 ............... 198 .................43 ................198 ................198 ........ 77.80. 198 ........ 82,93. 198 ................198 ............85. 198 ................198 ........... 124.198 ................198 ............... 198 ...........107. 198 ..............77.80 ................198 .......59. 107. 198 ........ 77.80. 198 ................198 ............ 57. 198 Heck, Ronda......... Hedger. Polly....... Henderson. Delmer.. Henneman. Glen...... Hess. Mike.......... Hiebert. Wendy...... Hill, Renee......... Hines. Jamie........ Hinkel. Tammy....... Hite. Jeff.......... Hodson. Candace— Hoesing. Karen...... Holland. David...... Holley. James....... Holllng, Jesse...... Hopseker. David..... Horn. Brian......... Horton. John........ Houchln. Jennifer— Howard. Jaynle...... Huffstutler, David— Hugley, Tony........ Hummel. Kim......... Hunt. Donna......... Hutley. Louise...... Hutley, Rhonda...... Jayne. Joe.......... Jefferson. Rita..... Jefferson, William... Johnson. John.......... Jones. Glyn......... Joslin. Lisa........ Joy. Richard........ Karnopp. Scott...... Kenyon, Scott....... Kester, Carmen...... Kilgore. Randy...... Kimball. Greg....... Kliewer. Robbie..... Klimack. Laurel..... Klink. Kathy........ Knight. Cory........ Knutson, Curtis..... Kroll. Jeff......... Krussow. David...... Kuhns. Valerie...... Lacer, Susan........ Lachman, Craig...... Lake. Rachel........ Langmack, Drissie.. Lasseter. Julie..... Legoo. Brenda....... Libra. Tom.......... Lindsay. Andy....... Litzie. James....... Loughmiller. Debra.. Lowe, Kris.......... Lynch. Pat.......... Macklln, Charlotte.. Magness. John....... Maham. Carl......... Martin, Diana....... Martinak. Brian..... McAlpine. Teresa... McDaniel. Cindy----- McEldowney. Duane McEIhlnny. Joan_____ McGhee. Mike........ McLain, Jeff........ McLean. Pam......... McMullen. Sally.... McNeil. Jess....... McPhail. Chris..... Meador, Val........ Mealue. Martin..... Mier. Trent........ Miller. Kelli...... Miller. Steve...... Mills. Greg........ Miner. Jannal...... Misa. John......... Mitzel, Dena....... Mohni, Todd........ Moran. Susan....... Morris. Dena....... Moseley. Becky..... Mosley. Kay........ Mulloy. Mark....... Murry. Sparky...... Napier, Michelle.... ........... 198 ............198 ........80. 198 .........80.94 ............198 ....75. 198.203 ............198 .............58 ............198 ........ 59.126 ............198 .........93.198 ............198 ............198 ............198 ............198 ............198 ....... 130,198 ............198 ............198 ............199 .......102,199 ............199 ... 131.136. 199 .........93. 199 85.108.109.199 ............199 ........ 59.199 ............199 . 17,80.107.199 .............199 ............199 ............199 .......101,199 ............126 ............199 ........ 59.199 ............199 ... 120.141.199 ............199 .............199 .... 57,101. 199 ............199 ....80,101.199 ............199 ____89,131,199 .............199 ............199 .............199 ..... 57.92. 199 ............199 ..........93,199 ............199 ... 101.130.199 .............199 .............199 ........ 131,199 ...... 77. 80.199 ____ 58.131.199 .............199 .............199 ............199 .........101,199 .............199 .... 92. 199. 202 ........126. 199 .............199 .............199 .............199 .............199 ............. 58 ............ 199 ..... 83.199, 203 ........108, 199 ...........200 ...........200 ...... 27.58. 200 ............200 ........ 57. 200 ............200 ........ 57. 200 ......... 75.200 .............200 ........ 196.200 ........ 58. 200 ____ 92.198.200 ............200 ............200 ............200 ......... 139.200 242 Nelson. David...... Newman, Terry — Nickious, Gynelle.. Nolln. Cynthia..... Nonemaker, Lori... Norberg. David----- O'Conner. Terry----- O'Dridcoll, Cathy.. O'Malley. Peggy... O'Neil. Mary....... Ogbln, Tammy........ Olay. Jennifer..... Oison, Don......... Olson, Fred......... Olson. Shawn....... Palmer, Lisa....... Parr. Joan.......... Partridge. Lindsay. Patterson. Cindy... Patterson, Pat..... Pattlnson, Bruce... Patton. Carrie..... Pearcy. Martin..... Perze. Tony......... Petermen, Jeanna. Peterson, Doug_____ Phillips. David.... Pitts. Debbie...... Pitts, Diana....... Porter. Colleen — Powell, Pam........ Powers. Debbie______ Primasing. Tim----- Pruett. Scott...... Rathbun, David— Reed. Sidney....... Reed. Wade......... Reich. Tina......... Reynolds. Eric..... Robertson. DyLynn Rogers. Robert------ Rose. Bobby........ Roten. Shawn....... Rowe. Dave......... Rowell. Jay......... Saffeels. Novi..... Sams. April......... Saunders. Sandy.. Savage. Gary........ Schaffner, John... Seibert. Annette... Seibert, Doug....... Sells. Dwayne...... Serdar. Dawn....... Shanks. Dixie...... Sherman. Becky... Shinkle. Tom....... Sieg. Todd.......... Singree, Chris..... Slack. Leroy....... Slack. Michelle — Slack. Tawny........ Sloan. Laura........ Sloan, Tammy....... Smith. Jack........ Smith. Zelisha..... Snook. Cheri....... Sonne. Nancy....... Spires, Tori....... Springer. David.... Stanley. David..... Sterrett, George ... Stevenson, Dale... Stout. David....... Suing. Marty........ Suing. Tim.......... Suing, Tom.......... Swanson, Mike.... Swanson, Scott______ Taylor, Gina........ Teverbaugh. Mike.. Thayer. Terry...... Thomas. Bruce — Tlmberlake, Todd.. Tjepkema, Angela. Townsend. Tina______ Tucker, Darrell..... Tucker. Terri....... Turnbull. Tim...... Tweet. Monica....... ............... 200 ................200 ................200 ................200 ..... 58.93. 131.200 ................200 ................200 ..........59.93. 200 ................200 .............58. 200 ................200 ................200 ................200 ................200 ........57.101.200 ................200 .........195.200.202 ............101.200 ................200 .............57. 200 ........ 80.101.200 ................200 ................200 ................200 ................200 ................200 ................200 ............ 93. 200 ............ 93. 201 ................201 .............93. 201 ................201 ............ 107.201 10. 11.77.80.102.201 ............ 126.201 ................201 ............. 57,201 ......... 24.201.234 ............108. 201 ............ 108.201 .....77.80.121,201 ............ 58. 201 ............101,201 ........... 107.201 ..... 57.59.129.201 ................201 ................201 ...........101.201 ..... 77.80. 101.201 ............ 107,201 ................201 ................201 ................201 ................201 ......... 57,93.201 .........58. 131,201 ................201 ................201 ................201 ............101.201 .............57. 201 ...... 10.11.58.202 ................202 ................202 ................202 ................202 ................202 ................202 .............75. 202 ..................57 ............ 126.202 ................202 ................202 ................202 ................202 ................202 ................202 ...... 126. 139.202 ............ 83. 202 ................202 ................202 ............ 127,202 ................202 ................202 ................202 ................202 .... 77.137. 141.202 ........... 202. 203 .................203 ................202 Ufford. Brian....... Vandervort. Tom...... Vawter, Tracy........ Vorderstrasse, Karen Waldron. Denise______ Walling. Bonnie..... Ward. Teresa......... Warren, Steve....... Weathers. Desiree... Weber. Vickie........ Weisbrodt. Debbie... West. Jerry.......... West. Steve......... Whitaker. Kylor...... White, Angela....... Wilkins. Roxanne.... Wilson. Cheryl....... Wilson. Jackie....... Wilson. Kenny....... Wimmer. Ronda....... Wiseman. Bruce....... Wolfenbarger, Lori.. Wright. Wesley....... Yarrow. Karen........ Yates. Todd......... Yeack, Cathy......... Yocom, Brenda....... Youmans. Wanda_______ Zervas. Nicolas...... ...... 57. 203 ...........203 ...........203 .. 131.195,203 ...........203 ..... 127. 203 ...........203 .....101,130 ..... 107, 203 ...........203 .... 89. 93. 203 ...........203 ..... 102,203 98. 99.197, 203 .121.136.203 ...........203 ...........203 ...........203 .......80. 203 ...... 92. 203 ...... 124.203 ..... 129,203 ..........203 ...........203 ...77.101.203 .. 107,195. 203 ..... 195.203 ...........203 ...........203 FACULTY Adams. Less..............................32.51.146 Anderson. Bess...................................43 Arlington, Andrea................................61 Axen, Douglas....................................60 Barnett. James...................................61 Barr, Linda......................................46 Becker. James....................................48 Bemis, Russell...................................51 Berry, Marianne..............................85.108 Brean, Clark.................................50.89 Brown. Lyle......................................50 Burtner, Gordon..................................51 Butler. Peter.......................... 55.58.59.61 Carroll. Don.....................................39 Carruth, Violet..............................46.139 Cash, Jerry...................................51,98 Castle, Dean....................................60. 77 Cinquini. Ed.....................................51 Costello. Paula..................................61 Crawford, Donna...............................51,92 Croco, William...................................60 Dannen, Martin...................................50 Dauenhauer, Janet...............................108 Dixon, John......................................66 Doltar, Robert............................ 50.80. 93 Eakln. Gene..................................39.141 Easton. Ron......................................49 Enke. Merle.................................... 128 Erickson. Don............................ 39. 42.120 Fritz, Leroy.....................................49 Garcia. Linda....................................85 Geiszler. George....................... 48. 122.123 Gerfen, Earl.....................................39 Gonzalez, Humberto..............................137 Gould. Richard. .......................60. 108. 110 Greenfield. Annette..............................43 Guthridge. George................................51 Haglund. Charles.............................90.115 Hamer. Susan....................................121 Hartmann. Duane..................................48 Hasbie. Mike ....................................80 Hellberg. Joe....................................60 Hennessy. Richard.............................60.80 Hensler. Judy....................................51 Hlldebrandt, Kenneth.........................51,136 Hodson. Robert..............................142.143 Holcombe. Floyd.......................49. 50.80.127 Hughes. John....................................145 Humphrey. Roy...................................100 Jordan. Dan............................... 94.95,97 Kllborn. Chuck...................................51 Kingery, Diane...................................51 Knight. Mel............................ 52.56.57.61 Kronser, Dwame...................................51 Kunders. Shirley ................................42 Leppink. Ashley..................................42 Looney. Ruth......................................63 Lunceford. Linda..................................63 Machamer. William................................49 MacNelll, John....................................45 May. Chris.......................................39 McAllister, Cheryl ..............................49 Moynihan. William................................39 Neill. Darrell...................................126 Oglesby. Ron.....................................50 Olafson. Dennis..................................49 Osborn. Phyllis..............................48.124 Page. Lawrence.................................26.39 Phelps. Dan......................................60 Phillips, Jim....................................76 Poole. Steve..................................49,134 Rees. Peggy.................................28.86.87 Reynolds. Dale...................................51 Richey, Evan......................................39 Samuels. Dean.....................................39 Schmidt. Shirley.................................51 Shannon, Donald..................................49 Showers. Mary....................................51 Simpson. Floyd...................................48 Sitsler. Mary....................................51 Smith, Patsy.....................................51 Soule. Dean .....................................66 Steele. Steven..................................143 Strand. Lorraine............................57,138 Stumbaugh, Susan.................................45 Thomas. Nancy....................................46 Troutman..........................................83 Van Ourkerk. Penny...............................60 Vorpahl. Mary.....................................63 Walker, Richard...................................60 Weisbrodt. Richard................................49 Williams. Ester...................................42 Wisely. Steven........................... 27.38.154 Winters. Dave...............................66.101 Yates. Gary...................................76. 77 SERVICE PERSONNELL Anderson. Kay........................ Bartley, Dona........................ Beasley. Rilay....................... Branton, Linda....................... Brust. Lena.......................... Cantrall, Fern........................ Carlson. Bob ........................ Christy. Treva........................ Davis, Gladene....................... Duerr, Pat........................... Duke. Don............................ Earp. Twyla.......................... Edwards. Lee......................... Glllispie, Jim....................... Hayden. Jim.......................... Hoskins. Tom......................... Jeffreys. Wait........................ Lake. Ruth............................ Liming, Josephine.................... Lindquiest. Carol.................... McClure. Olen........................ McPherson. Rosie..................... Pearce. Thelma....................... Pollock. Bob.......................... Roberts. Leona....................... Schafner, Pius........................ Shaw. Dennis.......................... Smolinski. Larry..................... Stewart. Joe.......................... Williams, Jim......................... Young. Jim........................... Young, Steve......................... 66 70 68 70 70 70 70 66 66 69 69 66 70 69 68 68 69 66 70 70 68 68 66 68 70 69 69 69 69 69 69 69 243 Autographs 244 Autographs 245 246 I. Helen Cooper 2. Tim Davis 3. Coach Yates, Coach Phillips, the Warrior Football Team 4. The Class of 1979! 5. Susan Salisbury, Melanie Schaffner 6. Mel Walters 7. Kerry Brannon 8. Vickie Spires 9. Cara Pettner 10. Bob Waldron, Sandy Estep, Mike Auman II. Kim Gardner 12. Deanna Glaser, Jim Kerr 13. Cindy Ransford, Tim Shanks 14. Lori Drew 15. Tom Barreto 16. Warrior Spirit In the “Pit” 247 To the Students and Faculty of L.U.H.S.: Wow! It’s finally over! The book is finally done. I hope this is a book that you will take down from the shelf, dust off and enjoy. High school is full of special moments and great times, and I hope that this book has succeeded in capturing some of those times and moments. The staff was FAN- TASTIC!!! A big thanks to all of you. We had a unique opportunity, as high school students, to produce a 288 page yearbook. Not many people get that chance. I think we took ouf chance and made the most of it. I always (well, almost always) looked forward to coming to this class and especially to working with the people in it. I’d do it again if I could be assured of working with the people I shared it with this time. Thanks, you guys! Best Wishes ! Your Editor, Julie Geil 248