Maple Valley High School - Mavahian Yearbook (Vermontville, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1980 volume:

We ve Only Just Begun . . Table of Contents Opening .. .1 Activities . . .4 Seniors . .24 People . .40 Jr. High . .56 Sports . .74 Organizations . . . .98 Faculty .112 Advertisements . . 124 Closing 135 Maple Valley Jr. - Sr. High School Nashville Vermontville Michigan, 49096 sharing new horizons 5 The Reign of Queen Susan 6 and King Rusty i. A. Homecoming Queen Susan Fox poses with King Rusty Blakely B. Princess Deb- bie Best stands with her Prince John Kent; both are of the Junior Class. C. Mr. Har- tenburg gives Susan his congratulations. D. Homecoming Court. E. Queen Susan reigns supreme with former partner Doug Cook. F. Kris Shaw and Doug Cook part- ner off part of Court. G. Christine Hamilton and Brian Hamilton make a fine couple H. Former Princess. Jody Forell crowns Deb- bie Best. I. Candidates of the Sophomore class were Debbie Young and Mike Kelly. J. April Browne and Dan Keech represent Freshmen. 7 A. How do you spell relief?” coach Losik asks B. The MV band stands at attention during halftime. C. Var- sity cheerleaders spend hours pre- paring cheers for the games D. The Homecoming dance was enjoyed by everyone who went October leaves and bonfires, Chrysanthemums and tissue Converting farm wagons Into lovely floats. The Snakedance and football game All traditionally performed As the Queen and her court Reign over Homecoming once again. 8 o. Homecoming Happenings A. The homecoming dance was a good ending to a great game B. The sophomores put a lot of work into this 1 float C. The powderpuff cheerleaders are trying to be sexy Do the real cheerleaders look like this? D. Jeff Meade says it s a long wait at the sidelines 9 Color Me Happy A. Wilma Brown settles down to read in the reading room B. Michelle is startled by the year- book photographer as Paulette Bolinger looks on. C. Selling milk at lunchtime can be very rewarding, according to Todd Breedon and Dan Carpenter D. Art is one of Damon Garey's favorite classes E. Together- ness is what friendship is all about according to Bev Cousins. Sally Jenson. Susan Jenson, and Sarah Harwood 10 A. Mark Valdick has fun cutting paper B. Carla Conklin works conscientiously in art. C. Faron Hughes studies hard in Ms. Martin s class D. Brenda Carmoney. Dianne Cook, and Penny Bying- ton confer at lunchtime. E. Susan Schippel and Sheila Hammond share a conversation at noon- hour. 11 All Around the School A. Kim Wetzel enjoys the school s fine cafeteria lunch B. Pam Bishop. Ross Nichols, and Newman Maurer study hard in Algebra II. C. Mary Ellen Powers. Becky Eaton. Vicki Mix, and Amy Nelson relax while eating lunch D. Sandy Culombeck and Deana Downing goof off in Speech class. E. Mike Musser. Pat Kerges. and Walt Maurer work hard on a Shop project. A. Kim Gillig and Ruth Decker enjoy ice cream dur- ing lunch. B. Janice Siple and exchange student. Tarja. goof around in class C. Brenda Fisher and Sue Hickey have fun in sewing class D. Kyle Beals and Mark study hard in General Business E. Phys- ics class consisting of Mr Melrose. Tarja. Janice Siple. and Jim Myers, work on an experiment. F. Bill Bush. Tony Dunkleburger. and Bruce Carmony con- verse during noontime A Fruitful Harvest. . . The Nashville Harvest Festival coincided with our Homecoming this year on a warm sunny fall day. In picture A. we see the Harvest Queen, Mrs. Rhodes, with her Court. Former M.V. graduate, Julie Reid, was runner-up. B The Scottish Mac- Neil Clan visits our parade every year. Next, in picture C., we find the start of the Cub Scouts. D. The horse and buggy remind us of days past. E. This sleeping fire engine is brought out once a year. Everything Is Sweet in the Valley A. This year's Maple Syrup Festival Queen is Becky Cowell shown here with her father B. Tracy Wawiernia runner-up receives a gift while her father looks on. C. Pic- tured here is the reigning queen of 1980, Becky Cowell, with her father. Janice Siple, last year’s queen, converses lightly with Brenda Fisher. a member of last year s court. D. Former queen. Janice Siple. gives her farewell speech E. Denise Gardener and Kim Meyers, members of the court, look on excitedly as the queen in crowned. F. Kim Meyers. Sherry Kraii. and Becky Cowell wait impatiently to go on stage. r The M.V. Senior Class Presents ... She Fainted Again Front row: Dennis Jarod. Second row: Tony Joosteburns, Carol Apple- man, Deb Barton, Cathy Hummel, Jeff Meade. Third row: Jim Myers, Lori Mitchell, Sandy Hulbert, Chris Bebee. Debbie Primm. Fourth row: Mike Gann, Mrs. Peterson (Advisor). The Cast Mr. Maxwell ..............Tony Joosteburns Mrs. Maxwell............................Deb Barton Connie . Cathy Hummel Betty Lou....................Carol Appleman Wilber.................................Jeff Meade Grandma...............................Sandy Hulbert Aunt Mary................... Debbie Primm Bernice............................... Lori Mitchell Hercules Nelson ............Dennis Jarrard Elmer...........................Jim Myers Mugsy...........................Mike Gann Boss..................................Chris Bebee Betty .... Lisa Felton . . Suzanne Hart Edward Fowler . j Arbutis Meadows Mrs. Stol Delores Stone Hortense Anderson Jeff . . W Shorty . . ---- Kewpie ! Mike Lang Puddenhead ? Casf ....Kim Hosey Karen Fenner Debbie Best Dan McClintock L. CeiliaEaton . . Susan Schippel .. Renee Wright | If CarynBracy . Dan Hoffman . Darla Sherman . GlenGodby Dion Valanueva Junior Class asks the question: Are Teachers Human? First row: Danny Hoffman, Darla Sherman. Glen Godby. Second row: Caryn Bracy, Debbie Best. Karen Fenner. Renee Wright. Third row: Norma Peterson (director), Kim Hosey, Art Allwardt, Jody Forell. Dan McClintock, Dion Valanueva, Susan Shippel, Ceilia Eaton. 19 E A. Ross Nichols said he enjoyed the prom. B. Tammy Franks leads her date to dance to the music of Special Delivery'. C. The music was perfect for dancing. D. The band captured the mellow mood. E. Debbie Youngs. Sonya Slocum, Charlene Martin and Tammy Spillane served the cake and punch. F. The Special Delivery' band provided enjoyable music prom night. 20 Prom 1980 A. Donna Steinbrecker, Kim Myers and Greg Rodriguez aren’t sure what to think about the prom. B. MV students and their dates danced the night away C. Kim Wetzel and Joel Dixson boogie well together D. Ray Hole dresses up to impress Helen Crabtree E. It is time for a cake break. F. What's so funny? G. Loni Lee and Dennis Jarrad are living it up. H. Mr. Gibbons (left) crowns Queen Rachael Har- tenburg while Mr. Rooks crowns King Jim Myers. B C D 21 A. Valadictorian Susan Fox looks forward to a bright tomorrow. B. The speaker Mr. Pallard gives the seniors some small words of advice in preparation for their new life. C. Debbie Brand finds her seat among her graduating classmates. D. Pastor Bogar of Vermontville Bible holds up the graduating class to God in prayer E. Sue Barnhart and John Davis walk the aisle as the band plays the graduation song F. Lori Mitchell studies her bulletin as she listens to the speakers G. Memories of past school days flood Jeff Horns thoughts as the ceremony progresses H. Jim Myers, this year s salutatorian. speaks primarily to the graduating class as he welcomes everyone to the commencement ceremony. I. The class of '80 looks ahead in anticipation. H 23 s e ti ♦ i o r s WE’VE ONLY JUST BEGUN We smile toward the sun, it’s the beginning of a new day. We look toward the heavens, the stars have faded away. There's a smell of specialness in the air, that’ll never come again. Time to leave those books and pencils, and say good-bye to all our friends. Time to take this day that’s so special, and fill it with happiness. Tears and smiles, fears and pains, some filled with emptiness. Let’s walk that path with diligence, forget the fears and pains. This special day is here at last, that seemed so far away. GRADUATION! onlp Oust 25 The officers and advisors for the Class of 1980 are pictured above: Carol Appelman, Treasurer; Mr Steve MacDonald. Adviser; Christine Hamilton, President; Mrs. Julie Swartz, Adviser; Cathy Trumble. Secretary. The Senior Class sold fruit so they could go to Florida for the Senior trip. This year went fast and everybody will miss the school someday. We have just begun to live our lives. Class Colors: Burgundy and Ivory Class Flower: White Rose Class Song: Famous Final Scene Class Motto: Every Man Holds Between His Hands a Silence That He Wants to Fill and So He Fills It With His Dreams. Valedictorian Susan Fox Salutatorian James A. Myers Cathy Trumble Susan Fox Christine Hamilton Janice Lightner Christine Shaw Susanna Barnhart Janice Siple Tord Fransson Mrs. Julie Swartz i n f tit 1 Hiroko Shionoyo Mr. Steve MacDonald i I T 1 mm f Lars Sjodtlius Marianne Sundby Tarja Ojanen Jassin Hamed Sandy Hulbert Greg Sutfin Barbara Hummed 28 Marilyn Purser Tony M. Joostbems Terrie L. Huston Emmett Swan Diane Embrich Greg Dunkelberger Lori Eaton Roger Drake Wayne Curtis Corrine Cole John Davis Barbara Harris 29 Sherry L. Morris Ray Hole Denise Morrison Lori Mitchell Brian D. Hamilton Beth Carmoney Vernon A rthur SarZmt Steve A. Bushre Kathy Christopher Gary Cousins Brenda Jo Fisher William Russell Leal Wyskowski Dave McGinley Donald J. Fox Debbie Barton Karen Fager Christopher James Beebe Dennis Mitchel Yost Cheryl Powell Philip Lee Bishop Mandy Smith Brad Coffman Marsha Fender Mike Sprague Cindy Murphy Ray Franks Carol Louise Appelman Julie Barlow Kris Kelly Debbie Hall Joseph Brooke Melissa M. Rathbun Ken Wood Marvin Munn Tuesday Aspinall Tammie Sue Frank Robin Sitias Brian Coffman Crystal Rhodes Jeffrey K. McDonald 32 A lise Schray Lavem C. Decker Frances Nicewander Gary Kinnie Debora Beth Brand Bruce Carpenter Cheryl Bacon Don Beck Corrina Akin Debbie Primm 33 34 35 Mock Election Most Likely to Succeed Cathy Trumble Jim Myers Best Dressed Kathy Hummel Chris Beebe Class Clowns Carol Appelman Ray Hole Class Flirts Cheryl McClure Chris Beebe Most Polite Susan Fox Rusty Blakely Most Musical Sharon Fox Marvin Munn Most Mischievous Carol Appleman Ray Hole Most Argumentative Sandy Hulbert Jeff Mead Most Dedicated Cathy Trumble Jim Myers Most Athletic Tuesday Aspinall Jeff Mead Most Talkative Kim Teachworth Ray Hole Shyest Kim Bell Steve Bush re Best Looking Chris Hamilton Chris Beebe Apple Polishers Sandy Hulbert Lori Balzer Tim Gearhart Longest Hair Susan Fox Paul Kirby Curliest Hair Deb Barton Ray Hole Bookworms Janice Siple Jim Myers Tallest Cheryl Ames Tony Joosteberns Shortest Marsha Fender John Davis Best Actors Carol Appelman Mike Gann Best Dancers Sandy Hulbert Dennis Jarrard Most Popular Julie Barlow Chris Beebe Most School Spirit Carol Appelman Dennis Jarrard Most Talented Cheryl Bacon Troy Sixberry 36 37 Ames, Cheryl JV Basketball Manager Appelman, Carol Louise Student Council 9. 10; Cheerleading 9. 11, 12; Treasurer 12; Varsity Club 12; Sr. Play Aspinal, Tuesday JV Basketball 9; JV Volleyball 9. 10; V Softball 9. 10, 11. 12; V Volleyball 11, 12; Band 9,10,11,12; Class Vice Pres- ident 10; Class Secretary 11; Student Council Rep. 11; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Powderpuff 11; National Honor Society 12 Barnhart, John Vo-ed 9,10,11,12 Barnhart, Susanna Powderpuff 11,12; Student Council 12; Yearbook 12; Spanish Club 12; Office Block 12; Teacher s Aide 10, 11; Ten- nis 12 Barton, Debbie Powderpuff 11,12; Building Trades 12; JV Softball 9,10 Beebe, Christopher James Prince 10; Golf 9, 10; Basketball 9, 10, 11,12; Baseball 9. 10. 11. 12; Football 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Student Council 9.10.11 Bell, Kimberley Vo-ed 12; National Honor Society 9,10, 11 Bishop, Philip Lee Vo-ed 11.12 Blakely, Rusty Track 9,10,11,12 Brand, Debora Beth Choir 10; Powderpuff 11,12; Yearbook 12; Valley Vision 11; Student Council 10,11,12 Brooke,Joseph Football, Baseball, Vo-ed 11,12 Browne, Bobbi Lynn Track 9,10,11,12 Bushre, Steve Chess 10.11,12 Carmoney, Bethany Ann Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Track Captain 12; Volleyball 10; Varsity Club 11,12 Christopher, Kathy Track 9; Basketball 9. 10, 11, 12; Vol- leyball 9, 10, 11, 12; Softball 10. 11,12; Varsity Club 10,11,12 Senior Directory Cole, Corrine Kay Student 9, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12 Treasurer; Powderpuff 11, 12; Office Aid 11; Softball Manager 9; Sr. Play Make-Up; Office Block 12; Teacher’s Aide 11 Cook, Douglas W. Football 9, 10,11,12; Basketball 9, 10. 11; Tennis 9. 11; Band 9. 10, 11. 12; Varsity Club 9,10,11 Curtis, Wayne Wrestling 9,10; Choir 9 Decker, Lavern C. Wrestling Drake, Roger Golf 9, 10. 11, 12; Basketball 9. 10, 11. 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Band 9. 10. 11.12; Pep Band 9. 10; Jazz Band 12; Student Council 12; Powderpuff Ref. 12 Dunkelberger, Gregary Band 9. 10, 11; Sr. Play Co-Op, Build- ing Trades Edgecomb, Kevin Chess 12 Embrich, Diane Vo-ed 12; Powderpuff 12; Igoo 9, 10, 11,12 Fender, Marsha Elaine Vo-ed 12 Fisher, Brenda Jo Basketball 9; Volleyball 10; Choir 9,10, 11; Tennis 12; Powderpuff 11; Track 10, 11; FFA 11, 12; Journalism 11; Yearbook 12; Student Council 12 Fox, Donald J. Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10. 11. 12; Baseball 9, 10. 11, 12; Student Council 9.10.11,12 Fox, Sharon S. Cheerleading 9,10.11,12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Majorette 10. 11, 12; Student Council 11,12; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12; NHS Secretary 12; Class Secretary 10; Vo-ed 12; Powderpuff 11, 12; Varsity Club 12; Musical Orchestra 9; Pep Band 9; Jazz Band 12 Fox, Susan Band 9. 10; Flag Girl 9, 10; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12; President of NHS; Homecoming Queen; Student Council Frank, Tammie Sue Cheerleading 9, 11, 12; St. Council 9. 10, 11; Musical 9; Spanish Club 11; NHS 11,12; Powderpuff 11,12; Band 9, 10; Class Officer 9,11 Franks, Ray Fransson, Tord Tennis 12; Foreign Exchange Student Gann, Michael T. Yearbook 11,12; Choir 9,10,11 Gardner, Allen JV Football 9, 10; V Football 11, 12; Varsity Club 11.12; JV Baseball 9.10 Gearhart, Tim R. JV Football Manager 9. 10, 11; V Foot- ball Manager 11,12; JV Basketball 9; V Track Manager; President of FFA Graham, Kal Haas, Kellie JV Softball 10; Spanish Club 10; Year- book 10, 11, 12; Yearbook Editor 12; Powderpuff 11 Hall, Debbie Powderpuff 11. 12; Cross Country Manager 12; Track 9, 10; Track Man- ager 11,12; Choir 9; FFA 10. 11; Musi- cal 9 Hamilton, Brian D. Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 11, 12 Hamilton, Christine Homecoming Court 12; Band 9; Stu- dent Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Cheerlead- ing 9, 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 9, 10, 11; Musical 9; National Honor Society 10,11,12 Hansen, Duane Chess 9,12; Yearbook 9; Musical 9 Harris, Barbara Lynn Tennis 9, 10, 11. 12; Varsity Club 10. 11,12 Hickey, Sue Wrestling Manager 9, 10, 11, 12; Stu- dent Council 10; National Honor Soci- ety 11, 12; Valley Visions 10, 11; Pow- derpuff 11, 12; Office Block 12; Teach- er's Aide 9,11,12 Hole, Raymond W. JV Baseball 9; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Tennis 11, 12; Wrestling 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Powderpuff Cheerleader 11,12 Horn, Jeff Football 9. 10, 11; Baseball 9, 10. 11, 12; FFA 11,12 Hummel, Debbie Softball 9. 10; Yearbook 11, 12; Vo-ed 12; Band 9, 10,11, 12; Pep Band 9, 10, 11,12; Powderpuff 11 Hummel, Katherine M. Cheerleader 9,10,11; Musical 9; Span- ish Club 9, 10; Student Council 11; Junior Class President; Powderpuff 11, 12; Varsity Club 12; Sr. Play Hummell, Barbara Vo-ed 12 Huston, Terrie L. Softball 10, 11, 12; Volleyball 12; Teacher's Aide 10, 11, 12; Yearbook 12; Art 10.11,12 Jarrard, Dennis Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Musical 9; Powder- puff 12; Student Council 9, 12; Sr. Play Jazz Band 12 Joostberns, Tony M. V. Basketball; V. Football; Varsity Club; Sr. Play Kelly, Kristina Kay Kirby, Paul Vo-ed Lightner, Janice Spanish Club 9, 10; Student Council 10; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Tennis 10; Volleyball Manager 12; Office Block 12; Teacher Aide 11,12 Palmer-Mackenzie, Valerie Pep Band 9, 10, 11; Student Council 11,12; Softball 9,10; Band 9,10,11,12 Main, Magaret Band 9,10,11,12; Pep Band Martin, Donald J. Band 9,10,11,12 McClintock, Stan Baseball 9,10,11,12; Football 12 McClure, Cheryl A. National Honor Society 10,11. 12; Stu- dent Council 11, 12; Student Council President 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Choir 10. 12; Yearbook 11, 12; Vo-ed 12; Powderpuff 12; Musical 9; Pep Band 9, 10,11; Syrup Festival Court 11 McDonald, Jeffrey K. Band 9.10.11.12; Football 10; Basket- ball 9,10; V. Basketball Manager 11 McMillon, Rod L. Varsity Club 9. 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11,12; Cross Country 10,12 Mead, Jeffery Scott Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society; Varsity Club; Band 9, 10,11.12 Morris, Sherry L. Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Sr. Play National Honor Society 11, 12; Follies 12; Choir 10,11,12; Powderpuff 12 Morrison, Denise Lynne National Honor Society; Journalism; Student Council; FFA Secretary Munn, Marvin Basketball 9; Band 9,10,11,12 Murphy, Cindy F. Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Softball 9; Tennis 12; National Honor Society 12; Pow- derpuff 12; Teachers Aide 12; Office Block 12 Myers, James A. V. Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12; Sr. Play; Vice President of N.H.S.; National Honor Society 10,11,12 Nicewander, Frances Office Block 12 Ojanen, Tarja Foreign Exchange Student Purser, Marilyn Student Council; Follies; Volleyball 10; Softball 10 Rathbun, Melissa M. Pep Club; Powderpuff 11,12 Rhodes, Crystal Library Aide 9.10.11; Choir 11 Russell, William Samann, Terry Baseball 9, 10, 11; Basketball 10; Golf 9,10,11 Sargent, Vernon Arthur JV Football 9, 10; Basketball 9, 10; Baseball 9.10,12 Schantz, Diane FFA 10.11,12; Choir 9 Schray, Alise Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 9, 10; Softball 9; Student Council 12; Spanish Club 10 Shaw, Christine Kay Basketball 9; Softball 9; Tennis 11, 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 12; Student Council 12 Shionoya, Hiroko Tennis 12; Foreign Exchange Student Siple, Janice Band 9, 10. 11, 12; Football Stats 10. 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Student Council 12; Jazz Band 12; Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Syrup Festival Queen 11 Sittas, Robin Sixberry, Troy M. Choir 9, 10, 11,12; Wrestling 11; Musi- cal 9; Art 9,10,11,12 Sjoudelios, Lars Johon Tennis 12; Foreign Exchange Student Smith, Mandy Spanish Club; Yearbook 10,11 Sundby, Marianne Foreign Exchange Student Sutfin, Gregory Stuart Wrestling 9, 10. 11, 12; Tracks 9, 10, 11,12; Varsity Club 10,11,12 Teachworth, Kimborly Sue Valley Vision 11, 12; Sr. Play Props; Powderpuff 11, 12; Volleyball Manager 11; Off ice Block 12 Trumble, Cathy Yearbook 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 10, 11; Cheerleading 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Musical 9; Student Council 11, 12; Class Secre- tary 12; Class Secretary 12; Band 9,10, 11,12; Flag Corps 9,10,11,12 VanTyle, Patrick S. Choir; Drama Walker, Shelly Powderpuff 11,12; Vo-ed 12 Warner, Joyce Lynn JV Basketball 9, 10; V. Basketball 11, 12; Powderpuff 11, 12; JV Volleyball 9, 10; V. Volleyball 11,12; JV Softball 9; V. Softball 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 10,11.12 Wetzel, Kimberly Tennis 12; Valley Visions 10; National Honor Society 10,11,12; Yearbook 12; Vo-ed 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10; Powderpuff 12; Teachers Aide 10, 11, 12; Historian for NHS 12 Wood, Ken Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Vo-ed 11; Track 9; Baseball 10; Powderpuff Coach 11,12 Worth, Deanna D. Tennis 9; National Honor Society 9; Track 9; Powderpuff 11; Office Block 12; Choir 11 Wright, Troy FFA 12; Wrestling 12 Yost, Dennis Mitchell Football; Wrestling; Varsity Club; Stu- dent Council Balzer, Lori Syrup Festival Alternate Queen 11 there!? 50 much life ahead of us Scott Alexander Arthur Allwardt Kay Andrews Roger Angus Margo Aspinal Donna Augustine Wendy Bachelder Geraldine Baker Lance Ballard Ray Balone Dawn Bassett Ronald Beals Debbie Best Pam Bishop Bob Bishop Mark Boomer Dave Boomer Caryn Bracy Andy Breeden Michelle Brenton Andy Briggs Pam Brown Wilma Brown Brenda Brown Jayne Burger Dale Bursley Rhonda Bushre Penny Byington Brenda Carmoney Lorna Carrigan Karina Cates Brian Chaffee Penny Cheeseman Lola Clements Chris Collum Diane Cook Gale Cooley Cyle Cornish Becky Cowell Helen Crabtree Brian Croff Gerald Dankenbring Brad DeCamp Lori Decker Rose Decker Joanne Dickinson Greg Dies 42 Debbie Drake Mary Dzioba Celia Eaton Allen Ells Joe Farley Luella Fassett Sharon Fedewa Karen Fender Tammie Gradzinski Jodi Forell Karen Foster Ranay Franks Denice Gardner Gordon Gardner Todd Gearhart Allen Hapeman Brian Hill Dan L. Hoffman Dan R. Hoffman Barb Hole Sandy Horn Kim Hosey Brett Hummel Lee Janousek John Kent Pat Kersjes Bill Koetje Sherry Kraai Tim Laurie Loni Lee 43 Norman Secord Brenda Semrau Vickie Service Kathy Shaw Kelly Shellington-Vorce Darla K. Sherman Darla M. Sherman Renee Shupp Mark Smith Aaron Snider Don Snider Sue Spoelstra Shelly Sprague Donna Steinbrecher Mark Sutfin Rick Swift Robert Swift Vicky Swift Julie Symonds Trudy Symonds Bill Tate Alan Totten Jim Travoli Mike Trumble Dion Villanueva Beth Vincent Tracey Wawiernia Angela Webb Jeff Weiler Alan Wells Dawn Wells Tena Wendorf Cindy Wetzel Judy Williams Carrie Wiser Shelly Wiser Nancy Wolever James Wright Renee Wright Wendy Wyskowski Jamie Yarger Amy Youngs Marsha Zinger Karen Hynes not pictured: Beth Armstrong Don Hampton Bill Hosmer April Mahon Robin Matson Mike Musser Rose Napier Diane Phillips Leonard Platte James Polhamus Raymond Pufpaff James Taylor Scott Varney 45 Ann Aber Diane Andrews Glen Arras Paul Barcroft Chris Barringer Janice Beachnau Randy Beachnau Kyle Beals Jeff Beebe Pam Bell 0 Scott Benton Robert Best Roni Bracy Kayleen Brandon Bryan Brass Lesley Briggs Kyle Brock Brooke Tom Michael Brown Cindy Brumm Jeff Christen Jodi Christensen Glenn Coffman Melissa Coffman Lisa Cogswell Archie Cole Bruce Conklin Kelfifc Cowell Charlotte Currier Robin Dickinson Kim Dillon Bill Dishman Julie Dormer Deanna Downing Sandy Downing 46 Leonard Eaton Richard Elliston Kimberly Fenner Michelle Frith Kristine Fuller Cory Furlong Karen Gardner Lori Gillespie Rodney Godbey Debbie Goodner Katie Goodner Gary Gorman Linda Hall Alan Hamilton Kelly Hamilton Bradley Harris Sherri Harshman Rachel Hartenburg Debbie Hartwell Bob Hubbel Mike Hull Debbie Hummell i A Teresa Huston Joe Janousek Tim Joppie Sandy Kalnbach Mike Kelly Eva Kirby Pam Knoll Stephen Lukasewycz Charlene Martin Beccy Mater John Mater Walter Maurer Ken McBrayer Lorraine McClelland Tom McCullough 47 Tom McMillen Kim McMillon Nanette Miller Joe Milligan Dan Millious Phil Millious Dominic Morawski Lonnie Morrow Mark d’Brien Timothy Ostergren Christine Parks Sonya Pike Tim Platte Marcy Polhamus John Pomeroy Doug Root Mike Ruedisueli Tim Rugg Mark Rushford Kaylin Schilz Rick Roberts Melanie Rogers Robert Schultz Christine Scott Scott Sears Paula Service DeDee Shupp r -YiViv ; Kristine Shupp Mark Siple Greg Sittas Sonya Slocum Sandra Snowden Deborah Soderberg Marlon Sparks Tammie Spillane Julie Sprague Tammy Starkey 48 Mariann Strong Carla Sutfin Sharon Symonds Tammy Teachworth David Thomas Tim Tobias George Toman Vonda Turban mse Valdick ndy VanZandt Jon Villanueva Valerie Visger Cindy Walker Nyle Wells Jarie Williams 49 Pearl Akin Joe Allwardt Michelle Ames Todd Andler Randy Angus Rusty Angus Debbie Barnhart Staci Beachnau Kim Benton Matt Bertram Robin Bishop Tom Bishop Tina Boise Scott Bracy Robert Brandon Kim Brooke Bob Brown Gina Bruce Bob Brumm Jeff Burger Heidi Christie Ken Christopher Tania Colby Wendy Coleman Chris Crane Richard Craven Debbie Crilly Janet Croff Becky Currier Rebecca Dale Brian Davis Susan Dean Ruth Decker Dawn Dudley Tony Dunkelburger 50 v Becky Eaton Linda Ells Ray Embrich Pamela Erwin Lisa Fender E Lisa Foote Norman Freelan Kathy Gaedert Dennis Gardner Lori Gardner Gary Garlinger Kim Gillig Bill Golyar .. Gay Goss Jon Granger Mike Gurd Dan Halsey Ryan Halsey Jill Hamilton Angell Hampton Tammy Hansen Beth Heald Shirley Heimberger Stacy Hill Colleen Hoffman Suzi Horn John Houseworth Valerie Howard Gary Hubbel Doug Hull Deniece Hulsebos Joe Hummel Dianna Hummell Cindy Huss Tina Imes John Jensen Randy Joostberns 51 Charlie Kalnbach Kandy Kane Dan Keechj Jon Kent i eterKoetje Kari Kraai j Carrie Lea David Lewis not havi answers I’m workil on them Brenda Lieb lorma Lightner Lee Lundnuist KatWTOahan Mahon Susan � n McBrayer R McDonald an Meehan iss Meehan Vicki Mix, j Dawn Muni Lori Musse Cissy Nash Jan is Nash Amv Nelson RerfeWWakley Kim Organ Lisa Pomeroy Todd Pontius 52 Bill Porter Maryellen Powers Ritchie Powers John Primm Tim Ramey Robert Rathbun Craig Rathburn Tony Reid Teresa Rozell it- Tammy Ruthruff Nancy Schippel Denise Shank Robin Shilton Denise Snowden Brenda Smith Meli a Smith Scott Spillane Tammy Strobel Gerald Strodtbeck , Robin Swift Cindy Symonds Tracy Symond f Robin Terpenihg Kellie Thompson Tina Thompj I Carl Tobias 1 Chris Tuckey 1 Marion Visger 1 Michael Waters lDenise Wells Jeff Wendo,. ( Bill Wilson Ronnie Wolf Jeff Wo Wes Wright George Wright Richard Wright James Yost Kim Youngs 53 54 55 there's so man roads +o choose 57 8th Graders Bobbie Aber Trudy Akin Sheila Alexander Scott Alldaffer Justina Antcliff Patrick Appelman Ray Ashcraft Steve Ashley Robbie Barlow Robbie Barrette Chris Barton Lisa Beals Eddie Belcher Kimberly Bitgood Lisa Boise Paulette Bollinger Tim Braden David Brand Carla Brasher Todd Brenton Cheryl Briggs Tim Brock Eric Brown Katerina Brumm Jeff Bumford Joyce Burton Lester Caldwell Debbie Carl Jamie Carpenter John Clements Amy Cole Mark Cook Tammy Corkins Angela Craven Gary Croft John Davis Todd Davis Tom DeGroot 58 Robin Dormer Yvonne Eckelbecher Connie Elliston Lisa Elliston Scott Everett Jenny Filter Lori Fisher Robbie Franks Jeff Garber Judy Gillespie Karen Gillespie Sharon Gorodenski Dee Green Gaili Green George Greer Billie Grinage Kim Haas Teddy Hall Chad Hardin Diana Harp Kim Harshman Dawn Hartwell Dennis Harwood Katrina Harwood Jim Hay Tina Hillard Charmel Hoffman Mary Hook Ron Hull David Hummell Karen Hummell Latachya Huskey Tammy James Scott Johnson Steve Joppie Paul Kesler Brian Kienutske Annette Langer 59 Ron Lee Marty Martin Paul May Tom McArthur Linda McGinley Lisa McKee Tim McLaughlin Todd McMillon Loretta Meehan Cindy Metz Don Metz Dale Montague Susan Montague Benjie Morris Tammy Murray John Myers Lila Napier Nicole Nickel Joy Nisse Missy Norris Kevin Ohm Kay Partridge Randy Perrier Lisa Phares Larry Pickelsimer Mike Platte Luke Potter Heather Rathbun David Reese Neva Rhodas Trixie Robison Michelle Rogers Tammy Rugg Jane Schippel Karen Secord Ken Shilton Mindy Shogren Jamie Simons 60 Shawn Smith Brian Snider Jeff Starring Paula Steinbrecher Tari Swift Brian Symonds Dana Symonds Tammy Tanner Faith Thompson Hope Thompson Tammy Tobias DelRae Travis Dori T ravis Michelle T rowbridge Rodney VanZandt Julie Villanueva Marcelle Walliczek Steve Weicht Dawn Weiler Scott Whitmore Tonja Woodbury Jerry Zinger In memory of the Davis Family Life is never so precious, untill it is no more. It seems to come and fade again, beneath the earth's dark ground. It creeps in like darkness, it's untouchable like the wind. The fears we have and the tears we shed are in a moments passing. But to look back on life, and not really knowing where you 're going. Life is like a flower, but it too withers and dies. How can life be so cruel, especially when one can't under sta Really, life is never so precious ... Until it is gone.., Kim I 61 7th Graders Robert Adkins Christine Antcliff Jennee Arras Lauren Ashley Jess Bahs Steve Ball Mike Barnhart Tracy Beachnau Valerie Bell Jim Benit Todd Benton Kim Best Marcia Bishop Ricky Bolton Dennis Bonney Heidi Braden Brian Brandon Heather Brown Jim Brown Robert Browne Lane Brumm Michael Burgdorf Tracy Carpenter Kyle Christopher Vickie Clements Dawn Cogswell Jim Colby Douglas Coleman Carla Conklin Doreen Cook Bert Cousins Beverly Cousins Lynna Cousins Sarah Curtis Amy Davis Rhonda Dean Shannon Decker Doug Dickinson Audrey Dumont Lori Ebersole 62 Chuck Elliston Shan Ferrier John Forell Ken Foster Jackie Gardner Damon Geary Ken Gillig Jay Greene Dean Hale Terry Hall Jeff Hamilton Kent Hamilton Dawn Hampton Andrea Hapeman Christine Harshman Kurt Hartenburg Lindy Hoffman Kristie Hosey Teresa Hosey Faaron Hughes Amanda Huskey Tammy Imes Sally Jensen Sue Jensen Marcy Joppie Scott Joostberns Robert Keener Patty Kellogg Jerry Kent Lee Kienutske Donna Kirby Brenda Kirk Raynette Knapp Judy Knoll Steve Lantrip Don Lee Gina Lehman Tom Leinhart Greg Lenz Eldon Lieb 63 Karen Long Dan Lykins Kim Mahan Alan Mater Julius Maurer Duska Morawski Tonya Morrow Bob Napier Becky Nelson Marcie Nessan Jay O'Brien Craig Ostergren Ben Peake Randy Peake Dawn Pixley Robin Rathburn Gary Reid Pat Resseguie Robert Rohrbacher Kim Roush Annette Rowlee Wayne Ruthruff Mark Shattock Deanna Shank Melissa Simmons David Slaughter Todd Smith Lonetta Spidel Tracy Spillane Patty Sprague Sheila Staskus Missy Swift Albert Symonds Jim Symonds 64 Bryone Terpening Brice Tobias Terralynn Trine Ryan Trowbridge Tana Trowbridge Ken Trumble Paula Ulrich Mark Valdick Kathryn Varney Norman Visger Scott Visger MaLinda Wagner Fred Wagner Stephanie Walliczek David Weicht Jim Weiler Gary Wendorf Pam Wetzel Lynette Williams Jerry Wiser Dionne Wolf Mike Wolfe Truda Woodbury Joy Wright Skip Wyskowski 65 66 Student Council Class Officers President — Jenny Filter Secretary — Lisa Elliston Treasurer — Jamie Carpenter Adviser — Mr. Koons Top to bottom: Lester Cogswell Trudy Akins Pam Wetzel Jess Bahs Tracy Spillane Ron Lee Dawn Hartwell Dennis Bonney Kim Roush Tracy Beachnau John Davis Joy Nise Greg Lenz Shanon Decker Tim Braden Dawn Cogswell Cyle Christopher Ron Hall Julius Maurer Damon Geary Tom McCarther John Myers David Reese Todd McMillon Debbie Carl Terry Swift Shaun Smith 67 Front row: Jenny Filter. Cindy Metz. Cheryl Briggs. Kim Bit- good. Justina Antcliff. Row two: Tammy Corkins, Kim Haas. Carla Brasher. Lisa Phares, Loretta Meehan. Lori Fisher. Dawn Cogswell. Gina Lehman Row three: Katerina Brumm, Dawn Pixley. Doreen Cook. Dawn Hartwell. Karen Long. Char- mel Hoffman. Kristie Hosey, Tammy Spillane. Mark Valdick. Nicole Nickel. Brenda Kirk. Douglas Coleman. Row four: Heather Brown. Dawn Weiler, Tammy James. Tina Garvie, Neva Rhodes. Deanna Shank. Karen Gillespie, Lindy Hoff- man, Julie Villanueva, Jay O’Brien. Mr. Roy Johnson. Marty Martin, John Sulcer. Robbie Barrette. Front row: Audrey Dumont, Lynette Williams. Jackie Gardner. Carla Conklin. Judy Knoll. Row two: Tom DeGroot. David Reese. Damon Geary. Barb Gurd. Shan Ferrier. Todd Davis. Stephanie Walliczek, Sarah Curtis. Kim Roush. Row three: Jim Benit. Amy Cole. Luke Potter. Valerie Bell. Andrea Hape- man. Amy Davis. Chad Hardin. David Brand. Jim Hay. Craig Ostergren. Jess Bahs. Row four: Jeff Starring. Michelle Rog- ers. Dawn Hampton. Robin Rathburn. Dean Hale. Bryone Ter- pening. Alan Mater. Kurt Hartenburg. Bottom to top: Marcia Bishop Christine Antcliff Vickie Clements Dawn Cogswell Doreen Cook Michelle Trowbridge (Manager) Sandy Dent (Coach) Lynette Williams Judy Knoll Karen Long Jackie Gardner Duska Morawski Kim Roush Kathryn Varney Tracy Spillane Tracy Beachnau Marcie Nessan Dawn Hampton Kristie Hosey Left to right: Jamie Carpenter Nicole Nickel BarbGurd Jenny Filter Tammy Corkins Terry Swift Carla Bracher Tammy Tobias Karen Hummel Julie Villanueva Lisa Elliston Judy Gillespie Debbie Carl Dawn Hartwell Michelle Rogers 70 Top to bottom: Tim Byrnes Shan Ferrier Robert Kenner Brian Terpening Dan Lykins Dean Stewart Jim Colby John Forell Jim Symonds Jeff Hamilton Mark Valdick Greg Lenz Dennis Bonney Robert Browne Jess Bahs Mike Barnhart Kurt Hartenburg Terry Hall Ryan Trowbridge Top to bottom: Randy Hummel Jeff Starring Lester Cogswell Brian Snyder Teddy Hall Chris Barton Scott Alldaffer George Grear Jerry Zinger Ron Hull John Myers Pat Appleman Scott Everett Marty Martin Eric Brown Bill Grinage 7th Grade 1980 TCAA Champs CHEERLEADERS Vickie Clements. Kim Roush. Doreen Cook. Tracy Spillane. Dawn Cogs- well. Lynette Williams. Jackie Gardner Lisa Elliston Front row: Jeff Hamilton, Gary Reid, Dean Hale, Scott Joostberns, Terry Swift, Barb Gurd, Jamie Carpenter, Kenny Trumble, Lester Cogswell, Tracy Spillane. Doreen Cook. Dawn Cogswell. Lynette Williams, Dawn Weiler. Lori Fisher. Chuck Elliston, Tim Braden. Second row: Scott Evertt, Jim Symonds, Terry Hall, Robert Browne, Mark Valdick, Marty Martin, Dale Montague, Tom McCarther, Tammy James, Michele Rogers. Tammy Corkins. Tammy Cole. Jenny Filter. Karen Hummed, Diane Harp, Jackie Gardner, Judy Knoll, Brenda Berk, Dawn Harwell. Melinda Wagner, Coach Gibbons. Back row: Scott Alldaffer, Tod McMillon. Brian Snider, Chris Barton. Mindy Shrogen. 73 74 s r + s proud, spirit + power m.s . lions 75 Varsity Undefeated in Spirit Coach Watson really enjoyed the 5-4 season he and his team shared The team won the fifth consecutive homecoming game The M V P was Jeff Mead and the M l P was Alan Wells The team's highlight was the victory over Sara- nac. Coach Watson hated to see the end of the season to come 1; Coach Watson, 2; N. Maurer, 3; B. Chafee. 4; A. Schiender, 5; C. Beebe, 6; T. Joostberns, 7; M. Sutfin, 8; B. DeCamp, 9; Coach Losik, 10; G. God- bey, 11; B. Hamilton, 12; T. Gearhart. 13; S. McClintock, 14; J. Mead, 15; T. Pierce, 16. T. Brooke, 17; Coach Mac- Donald, 18; D. Cook, 19; R. Puffraff, 20; M. Siple, 21; R. Hole. 22; D. Yost. 23; R. Nichols. 24; D. Villanueva. 25; Mgr J. Schippel, 26; G. Gardner, 27; J. Brooke, 28; D. Fox, 29; K. Wood, 30. D. Beck. 31; J. Travoli, 32; A. Wells, 33; Mgr. J. Siple. 76 More Spirit Than Ever 1; Dawn Wells. 2; Donna Steinbrecher. 3; Sandy Hulbert, 4; Darla Sherman. 5; Tammi Frank, 6; Sherry Kraai. 7; Carol Appleman. J. V. Has Exciting, Successful Year 1; Mgr. S. Joostberns, 2; S. Benton. 3; P. Best, 4; J. Granger. 5; M. Mahon, 6; T. Rugg, 7; J. Kent, 8; G. Gardner, 9; Coach Mittelstaedt. 10; B Marks, 11; Mgr. J. Maurer, 12; E. Wright, 13; D. Keech. 14; R. Joostberns, 15; M Kelly, 16; B. Carmoney, 17; W Wood, 18; R. Godbey. 19; Coach Losik, 20; J. Puff- paff, 21; T. Dunkelburger, 22; W. Maurer, 23; B Carpenter, 24; T Reid, 25; G. Toman 26; R Mapes, 27; Mgr S. Schippel. 28; B. Wilson, 29; P. Koetjie, 30; Phil Millious, 31; J. Christensen, 32; S. Hummed, 33; D Morawski, 34; J. Vil- lanueva. 35; J. Yost, 36; Mgr. J. Siple. This year's team tied for the league champions with an overall record of 8 wins and 1 loss. The M.V.P. was John Harp and Mike Kelly. The M.I.P. was Jim Yost. The team had an average of 25.6 points per game. The Junior Varsity said goodbye to their coach Mr. Ruohenen as he left the school with their suc- cessful year and welcomed their new coach Mr. Mittelstaedt. 78 J. V. Cheerleaders Support Their Team 1; S. Slocum. 2; L. McClelland. 3; P Knoll. 4; K. McMillon, 5; D. Down- ing. 6; D. Valdick, 7; L. Cogswell 79 Girls Tennis Improves 1; J. Dormer. 2; K. Shaw. 3; V. Mix, 4; C. Eaton. 5; Hiroko Shionoya, 6; T. Wawier- nia. 7; C. Murphy. 8; Coach Sampson. 9; C. Wetzel. 10; S. Barnhart. 11; C. Shaw. 12; S. Spolestra, 13; B Harris, 14; B Fisher. 15; K. Wetzel. The team’s record was 2-6. Chris Shaw was the M.V.P. Kim Wetzel was the M.I.P. Sue Spoles- tra lost in the semi-finals at 3rd singles. 80 Golfers Rebuild 1; D. McClintock, 2; E. Wolff, 3; R. Drake, 4; B Harris, 5; T. McMillen, 6; D. Hoffman. 7; J. Weiler. 8; C. Furlong, 9; R. Elliston, 10; Coach Booher. Cross Country 81 J. V. Sinks the Ball 82 1. Mgr. J Maurer, 2. Coach Mittlestaedt. 3 Mgr M. Frith. 4 G. Arras. 5. G. Coffman. 6 M. Hull. 7. A Hamilton. 8. J. Bebee. 9 W. Maurer. 10. T. Brooke. 11. R. Elliston, 12. T Tobias. 13. M Kelly. 14 R Godbey Track Team Breaks Records 1; M. Trumble. 2; T. Brooke. 3; C. Furlong. 4; D Snyder. 5; T. Reid. 6; R. Blakely, 7; S. Hummed. 8; D. Beck. 9; C. Cornish. 10; M. Hull, 11; B Tate. 12; Mgr. L Hall. 13; G. God- bey. 14; A. Wells. 15; R Godbey. 16; J. Pomeroy. 17; R. Beechnau, 18; D. Keech. 19; M McMillon, 20; B Hummed, 21; D. Hoffman. 22; M Sutfin. 23; Mgr. D. Hall. 24; G. Sut- fin, 25; J. Travoli. 26; D McGinely. 27; R. McMillon. 28; D. Halsey. 29; T. Braiden. 1; Mgr. L Musser, 2; K. Organ. 3; M Rogers. 4; B. Heald. 5; D. Wells. 6; P. Erwin. 7; K. Kraai. 8; K. Gadert, 9; A Brown. 10; B Carmoney. 11; B Brown. 12; Mgr C. Symonds. 13; Coach Skovera. 14; D. Wells, 15; K. McMillon, 16; S. Snowden, 17; S. Horn. 18; T. Symonds. 19; D. Munn. 20; C. Hoffman. 21; K. Sample. 22; M. Coffman. 23; K. MacDonald. 24; L. Cogswell. 83 Varsity Finishes Oat Even 1; D. Cook, 2; J. Warner, 3; T. Aspinall, 4; J. Barlow, 5; K. Christopher, 6; L. Decker, 7; Mgr. J. Williams, 8; M. Coffman, 9; K. Sample. 10: B Cowell, 11; C. Mater, 12; M. Rog- ers, 13; Mgr. G. Partridge, 14; Coach Reese The girls finished out the sea- son with a even record 10 wins and 10 losses. Julie Barlow and Tuesday Aspinall were the M.V.P.s . The girls beat Portland for the first time 35-28. 84 Junior Varsity Gains Experience 1; K Gadert. 2; C. Hoffman. 3; L. Gardner. 4; S. Beechnau, 5; T. Rozel, 6; Mgr. C. Symonds. 7; D. Munn. 8; A. Brown. 9; P. Service. 10; R. Hartenburg, 11; T. Symonds. 12; T. Colby, 13; Mgr R Swift. 14; S. Snowden. 15; S. Horn, 16; D Snowden, 17; T. Teachworth, 18; J. Hamilton, 19; Coach Skovera. 85 Pep Club Roots Varsity Basketball 1; Mgr. T. Spillane. 2; Coach Jerry Reese, 3; Mgr. L. Steinbrecher, 4; R. Drake, 5; A. Scheinder, 6; T. Joostberns, 7; J. Kent, 8; P. Kersje . 9: D. Fox, 10; G. Godbey, 11; T. Gearhart, 12; T. Pierce, 13; J. Mead The varsity team finished out the season with a 7-13 record. Jeff Mead received honorable mention on the All- Conference team and was this team's M.V.P. John Kent was the M.I.P. 86 Varsity Defines Spirit Wrestlers Protect Their Mats 1. Asst. Coach, 2. S. Villanueva, 3. M O’Brien, 4 R. Barlond. 5. M. Sparks, 6. J. Kent, 7. Coach Ricketts. 8. D. Gardner. 9 M McMillen, 10 R Hole, 11. J. Villanueva. 12. B. Chaffee, 13. T. Wright. 14. M. Sutfin, 15 M Trumble. Cheerleaders Explode With Spirit 1; R Hartenburg, 2; L. Cogswell, 3; K. McMillon, 4; D. Downing, 5: D. Val- dick. Freshmen Work Together to Win The team finished out their season with an overall record of 9-5. The team cap- tains were Tony Dunkleburger and Pete Koetjie. The team worked hard together all year long. The team's highlight was beating Portland and Lakeview in the same week. 1; L. Foote. 2; B Maker. 3; K. Organ, 4; D. Huselbos, 5; B. Heald. 6; L. Musser. 7; D Wells. 1; C. Kalnbach, 2; B. Brumm, 3; M Mahon. 4; M Gurd. 5; R Joostberns, 6; R. Halsey. 7; S. Spillane, 8; W Wood. 9; Mgr K. Kane. 10; R Hull, 11; D. Keech, 12; G. Garlinger, 13; D. Lewis, 14; D. Halsey. 15; P. Koetjie. 16; T Dunkelburger, 17; Coach Desrochers. 18; Mgr. A. Brown. Tennis Finishes Out 4-5 1; L. Eaton, 2; J. Burger, 3; C. Tuckey. 4; Mgr. K. Shaw, 5; Coach Sampson, 6; J. Davis, 7; J. Meyers, 8; R. Hole, 9; G. Rodri- guez, 10; Mgr. S. Spoelstra. The team had a 4-5 season. This is Mr. Sampson's last year of coaching. John Davis was the M.I.P. and Jim Meyers was M.V.P. Mr. Sampson enjoyed working with this group. The team won a second place trophy at the Eaton Rapids Inn. 91 Forrel Leads Lion Spikers 1; J. Warner, 2; T. Aspinall, 3; K. Christo- pher, 4; A. Webb, 5; J. Forrell. 6; T. Hous- ton, 7; D. Cook, 8; S. Wiser, 9; Mgr. J. Lightner. The M.V.P. was Jodi Forrel and the M.I.P. was Angie Webb. 92 1; S Kalnbach, 2; K. Kraai, 3; S. Snow- den, 4; S. Downing, 5; P. Erwin, 6; D. Crilly, 7; C. Brumm, 8; R. Cantrel, 9; L. Pomeroy, 10; D. Hummell, 11; K. Brook, 12; N. Lightner, 13; J. Williams, 14; Coach Tait, 15; T. Houston, 16; M. Smith, 17; T. Teachworth, 18; D. Snow- den, 19; N. Schippel, 20; Mgr. Dawn Dudley The team had a very suc- cessful year finishing 2nd place with a 12-4 record. Kelli Cowell and Rachel Cantrel were co-M.V.P.’s Deb Crilly was M.I.P. Mr. Tait enjoyed his first year of coaching and is looking forward to next year. 93 Varsity Swings Through Season 1; D. Steinbrecher. 2; C. Sutfin, 3; S. Kraai. 4; T. Aspinall. 5; J. Barlow, 6; K. Meyers. 7; D. Gardner. 8; Mgr. B. Carmoney. 9; D. Cook. 10; C. Walker. 11; K. Christopher. 12; B Cowell. 13; M. Zinger. 14; J. Warner. 15; L. Decker, 16; T. Houston. 17; Coach Peek. 94 . V. Has a Winning Season 1; J. Dormer, 2; B. Eaton, 3; S. Kalnbach, 4; K. Fuller, 5; C. Brumm, 6; D. Snbwden, 7; S. Mattson. 8; L McClelland. 9; Coach Mittelstaedt. 10; P. Knoll; 11; R. Hartenburg, 12; L. DeGroot, 13; L. Gardner, 14; K. Brook, 15; R. Dickinson, 16; T. Teachworth, 17; K. Cowell, 18; T. Spil- lane, 19; B. Maker, 20; T. Zalewski. The team’s record was 9-5. Cindy Brumm was M.V.P. and Becky Maker was M.I.P. This was Mr. Mittel- staedt’s last year of coaching. 95 Smashing Season for Varsity 1; J. Mead, 2; R. Drake, 3; N. Maurer, 4; T. Pierce, 5; A. Scheinder. 6; D. McClintok. 7; Mgr. J. Starring, 8; Mgr. G. Lentz, 9; J. Horn, 10; S. McClintok, 11; T. Gearhart. 12; J. Kent. 13; D Fox, 14; Coach Hum- mell, 15; Mgr. Deb Baron. 96 Mike Kelly Steals Base Record 1; R. Wright, 2; 8. Brumm, 3; P. Best, 4; E. Wolff, 5; M Kelly, 6; T. Ramey, 7; Mgr. L. Steinbrecher, 8; M. Mahon. 9; J. Hummell, 10; T. Dunkelburger, 11; G. Arras, 12; W Maurer, 13; C. Kalnbach, 14; Coach Booher, 15; M Gurd, 16; R. Joostberns, 17; J. Christensen, 18; R Roberts, 19; B. Carmoney, 20; R Elli- ston,21; J. Mater. The team finished out the season with a 8-6 record. John Mater was the M.I.P. and Mike Kelly was the M.V.P. Mike also broke Jeff Mead's stolen base record. This year’s team broke the record of most errors made in one game. They made 12 against Pennefield. 97 98 p there is s always room to oro Valley Vision Meets Deadline Sitting: Corrine Graham. Kim Teachworth. Sandy Hulbert. Sherry Kraii. Kathy Trumble. Denise Gardner. Standing: Cindy Wetzel. Rhonda Bushre. Beccy Mater. Tammy Spillane, Todd Gearhart. Dan McClintock, Becky Cowell. Mrs. Dorothy Carpenter (Adviser). Paul Best. MVHS Choir First row: Miss Pat Zanter (Adviser). Vicky Swift. Rona Gould. Barb Hole. Jane Burger. Dawn Basset. Susan Schippel. Janet Croft. Second row: Diane McCullum, Joyce Warner, Marilyn Purser. Lynn DeGroot, Sherry Morris. Joe Allwardt. Third row: Jim Yost, Troy Sixberry. Duane Hanson. 100 Vive, Espanol! Kneeling: Left to right: Art Allwardt, Rhonda Bushre, Sherry Fedewa, Helen Crabtree, Gail Partridge, Glen Arras. Standing: Mrs. Lynn Buiko (advisor), Jassin Hammud, Sue Barnhart. Cindy Wetzel, Gail Cooley. Pam Bishop, Robin Swift. Bob Brown. Office Help Works Overtime 101 Carol Appleman, Nanette Miller, Donna Augustine, Rusty Blakely. 'irst row: Sue Barnhart. Kellie Haas. Deb Hummel. Cheryl McClure. Art Allwardt. Second row: Robin Dickinson. Sherry Fedewa. Dawn Bassett. Julie Symonds, Caryn Bracy. Third row: Rhonda Bushre. Brenda Fisher, Debbie Brand, Kim Wetzel. (Missing: Cathy Trumble. Scott Bracy.) The Yearbook is a very devoted group. They devote many hours of work with out any reward. They hear everything that is wrong with the book, but seldom a thank you. Kelli Haas and Debbie Hummel have done a terrific job as Editor and Assistant Editor. They are a terrific group to work with. When problems come up with pictures they never give up and quit, they work it through until its solved. That's real devo- tion. 103 MVHS Band 104 Cornish, Bill Tate, Bob Brown, Dennis Jarrad, Luella Fasset, Kathy Christopher, Cory Furlong, Tom McMillan Bob Brumm, Ken Christopher. Mike Gurd. Top of S : Janice Siple, Terry Samann, Doug Cook, Mike Hull, Cheryl McClure, Matt Burtrum, Tom Brooke, Robin Dickenson, Roger Drake, Celia Eaton, Melissa Coffman, Ross Michols, Pam Bishop. Candy Williams, iDebbie Soderberg, Chris Shaw, Tuesday Aspinal, Rachael Hartenburg, Charlie Kalnbach. Flag girls L to r Kathy Trumble. usa«SSsSrl£ Majorette: Kim McMillan. Not pictured: Denise Wells, Valerie Mackenzie Palmer, B cky Maker, and Allse Schray. Sr. High Student Council Front row: Debbie Brand. Brenda Fisher, Deb Best. Lola Clements. Dawn Wells. Angie Webb. Shelley Wiser, Cathy Trumble. Sherry Kraii. Eric Wolff. Mike Kelley. Sandy Snowden. Mariann Strong. Second row: John Kent. Caryn Bracy. Kelley Hamilton, Christine Hamilton. Allen Gardner, Wendy Peake, Nanette Miller. Diane Cook, Helen Crabtree, Gale Cooley. Donna Steinbrecker, Kim Myers, Sherry Morris. Cindy Wetzel. Sue Barnhart. Margo Aspinal. Heidi Christie. Corrine Cole. Chris Collum, Chris Shaw. Third row: Aaron Snider. Tony Joosteburns, Michelle Frith, Tim Ostregen, Cindy Brumm, Julie Dormer. Mellisa Coffman. Michelle Brenton, Lori Decker. Karen Gardener. Becky Gowell, Kelly McDonald, Kathy Semrau. Sandy Kalnbach. Dawn McCrimmon, Carlene Saman. Kim MacMillon. Jody Forrell. Barb Hole, Marilyn Purser. Fourth row: Lori Mitchell, Renee Wright. Denise Gardener, Cheryl McClure. Tuesday Aspinal, Karen Fender. National Honor Society Front row: Luella Fassett, Debbie Young, Kathy Shaw, Caryn Bracy, Karen Gurd. Ceilia Eaton. Dave McGinly, Kim Wetzel. Penny Cheeseman. Second row: Miss Sniegowski (advisor), Janice Lightner, Sue Spolstra. Charlene Martin. Kim Bell. Tammy Franks. Sue Hickey, Kelly Hamilton, Joyce Warner, Tuesday Aspinal, Lori Decker, Eric Wolff, Jim Myers. Third row: Darla M. Sherman, Rhonda Bushre. Dawn Wells. Cindy Brumm. Julie Dormer, Angie Webb. Sandy Kalnbach, Christine Hamilton. Tracey Wawiernia. Robin Dic- kinson, Tim Ostergen, Becky Cowell, Cheryl McClure, Cathy Trumble, Sherry Morris, Cindy Murphey. Chris Shaw. 106 107 FFA Front row: Arthur Allwardt, Todd Braden, Diane Schantz. Brenda Semrau. Kim Hosey. Tim Gearhart. Second row: Adviser Keith Greenwald. Glenn Arras, Tim Tobias. John Mater. Brenda Fisher, Lesley Briggs, Tim Joppie Third row: Brenda Carmony. Ron Mapes, Brian Carpenter. Robert Brandon. Gerald Strodbeck, Gary Gor- man. Fourth row: Dale Burs- ley, Tom Bishop. Scott Spil- lane. Ken McBrayer, Lewis Mapes. Fifth row: Mark Siple. Tony Reed. Bill Goyar. Kyle Beals. Sixth row: Ron McBray. Brad Coffman. Jeff Horn. Troy Wright. Varsity Club Front: Jeff Bebee, Denise Gardener. Linda Stienbrecker, Becky Cowell, Kris Sample. Mr Watson (advisor). Dawn Wells, Kim Mac- Millan, Sharon Fox. Second row: Todd Breeden, Shelley Wiser. Rachael Cantrell. Sherry Kraii. Ceilia Eaton. Donna Stienbrecker, Sandy Hulbert, Christine Hamilton, Barb Harris, Corine Cole. Tom Brook. Third row: Cathy Christofer. Ross Nichols, Gale Partridge. Diane Cook, Tuesday Aspinal, Carol Appleman. Dan Hoffman. Mike Trumble. Mark McMillan. Dennis Yost. Fourth row: Mr. Reese (advisor), Dan McClintock. Cyle Cornish. Roger Drake, Dave McGinly. Mark Sutfin, Candance. Mater. Kelly MacDonald. Melanie Rogers. Jeff Weiler, Todd Gearhart. Jeff Meade. Last row: Glen Godby. Rod McMillon, Tony Joosteburns, Ken Wood. Ray Hole, Doug Cook. Don Fox, Rich Elliston. Through Foreign Eyes This year we had six exchange students coming to us from Sweden, Den- mark, Germany, Finland, and Japan. We learned a lot from each about their vari- ous cultures. They also brought memories filled with laughter and good times. In exchange we shared our way of life with them. For giving us this privilege we wish to say Thank you, from the students at Maple Valley”. First row: Hiroko Sionoyo. Tarja Ojanen. Second row: Jassin Hamud, Lars Sjodelrus, Marianne Sumby, Tord Pranssen. From Sweden we have two exchange students. The first one was Lars Sjodelrus. Lars was a rather shy but really came alive during speech class as he told his classmates about his country. One of the main things about this country that he couldn’t understand was the rules and regulations in our school system, since in his school they had none. Lars loved to play hockey and was an avid fan. but here we put our emphasis on other sports. Lars had great fun during his stay though and especially on the senior trip. Tord Franssen was the second exchange student coming to us from Sweden. Like Lars, he too found it difficult to adjust to the rules, but he did and in doing so he learned another way of life. Among his accomplishments Tord was on the school tennis team, as was Lars. Tord and Lars were both in Gram- mar in an effort to improve their English; ironically, though, they did better than the American students. Tord like Lars, also had a blast on the senior trip to Florida. 110 Jassin Hamud came to us from Germany. He was a unique type of person who could always bring a smile to the saddest of faces. He loved most the people he met during his stay in our country and locked this knowledge in his heart to carry home with him. To our greatest sadness this terrific, though mischievous young man had to leave our country during Jan- uary. six months ahead of schedule. As we wished him fare- well and good luck, he said thanks and he hoped to return. Tarja Ojanen was our Finnish exchange student. She really loved Maple Valley and all its open spaces. Before she came to the U S., she'd never stayed on a farm so because her American home was a farm it made the stay even more memo- rable Tarja had a sweet tooth for licorice and was a good cook. During her stay she was able to visit the West. Washing- ton. D C., and Florida. Tarja was extra lucky because she had a twin sister who was an exchange student at the same time, visiting along the east coast. We get Hiroko Shionoyo from Japan. Hiroko's main goal during her stay in America was to gain a better understanding and pronunciation of the English, which she accomplished. She also learned a lot about the U S. during her stay as she visited the Grand Canyon, Washington, D C., and Florida. One of the things Hiroko liked best about our school was the infor- mality between teachers and students. Hiroko went home with a new hair-do and a new way of life. Marianne Sunby from Denmark also visited our small com- munity. Marianne found that she liked the friendliness between students and teachers. She really liked the kids. also. She loves bicycling, operas, and ballets Among her accom- plishments here in America was that she learned to like pea- nut butter which they don't have in Denmark. She also learned a lot in the printing of the Valley Vision's, our school newspa- per. Although she never took Journalism she was able to help because she was Mrs. Carpenters aide. Ill 113 Administration School Board: Mr Rockwell, Mrs. Fox, Mr Geary, Mr. Dormer, Mr. Viele, Mr Cogswell. Mr. Wolff Superintendent of Schools 114 115 Charlene Garvey Resource Aid Pat McClelland Resource Aid Mrs. Woodbury Assistant 116 Warren Ison Librarian Cooks and Custodians Mrs. Lois Gardner, Mrs. Barb Gagne, Mrs. Donna Mahon, Mrs. Donna Hickey, Mrs. McMillian. Left to right: Kim Hansen, Tim Weaver. Harry Cook, George Skedgell. Steve Reid. Steve Priddy. 117 Guidance Counselors � Ward Rooks 11 Years Teaching Counselor Kristene Green 9 Years Teaching J.H. Counselor 118 Teachers Chris Ricketts Teaches History Current Events Linda Johnson 8 Years Teaching Teaches Home Ec. Clothing Foods I Consumer Ed. Steve McDonald Biology, Life Science and Senior Adviser Randy Hummel Teaches 8th Grade History Gym Denise Berry Teaches Sculpture Printmaking Jewelry Crafts Skarlot Sours 17 Years Teaching Math Roy Johnson Teaches Jr. High and Sr. High Band 5th-6th Grade Band Marianne Martin Teaches Introduction to Art Ceramics Sculpture Advanced Art 7th Grade Art Drawing and Painting 119 Junia Jarvie 20 Years Teaching Home Economics Child Care Advance Clothing Home and Family Living Sewing Construction Health and Home Nur. Russell Koons 26 Years Teaching Physical Science Science Oceanography Norma Peterson 4 Years Teaching English Short Stories Myths Intro, to Literature Jerry Reese 12 Years Teaching Science Robert Losik 1 Year Teaching I.S.S. Suspension Lucy Martin 12 High School 4 Jr. College English Grammar A. B Composition Speech Research Paper Non-Fiction Patricia Reinbold 3 Years Teaching Choir William Kipp 10 Years Teaching Machine Shop Jacqueline Peek 17 Years Teaching Physical Education Study Hall Ronald Rosin 14 Years Teaching English 120 Ed Sampson 13 Years Teaching Physical Education U S. History Michelle Skovera 3 Years Teaching Physical Education English Charles Tait 2 Years Teaching Math Gail Sapp 5 Years Teaching Business Dept. General Business Shorthand I and II Susan Steffel 6’ a Years Teaching English Julia Swartz 13 Years Teaching English Daniel Watson 10 Years Teaching Math Tom Taylor 7 Years Teaching Shop Arch and Mechanical Drawing 121 Dorothy Carpenter Over 20 Years Teaching Teaches World Lit. Play Production. Drama. Speech. Creative Writing. Honors English, Journalism Michael Desrochers 3 Years Teaching Teaches History. Geography. World Geography Marge Wolff 10 Years Teaching Teaches Accounting Typing Carol Curtiss 13 Years Teaching Teaches Intro, to Lit., Composition. Creative Writing. Mass Media. Nonfiction. Play Production Shannon Drotar 9 Years Teaching Teaches Jr. High Reading Guenther Mittelstaedt 7 Years Teaching Teaches Geography. History. Minority Groups Patricia Zanter 1st Year Teaching Teaches Choir Debra C. Clift 4 Years Teaching Is the Jr. High Resource Room Teacher Melanie Garlinger 5 Years Teaching Is a Teacher Consultant for 7th-12th Graders Hobert A. Meifose 2 Years Teaching Teaches Math, Astronomy. Physics 122 Barb Gallagher Resource Teacher Beverly Black Resource Teacher Tom Gibbons Wood Shop Junior Class Advisor ■ John Hughes Government Kieth Greenwald Agriculture 1.2. 3, 4 Co-Op Mel Kivela Building Trades 123 124 125 Congratulations graduates! IDES OF EATON Bank at r AMERICAN BANK OF CHARLOTTE S 'i Good Luck, seniors! Best Wishes— Shop at MURRAY'S LDS FLOWER OFFICE SHOP SUPPLY SHOP SUPPLY COAST TO COAST We're glad to serve you — VERMONTVILLE HARDWARE Compliments of STANTON REAL ESTATE Best Wishes Class of 1980 THEHECKER AGENCY 126 J W' Best Wishes for a bright future — MICHIGAN MAGNETICS For good food: SUGAR HUT CAFE Best Wishes for a bright future — MICHIGAN NATIONAL BANK Compliments of CHARLOTTE SHOPPING GUIDE CHARLOTTE DELIVERY SERVICE CHARLOTTE LITHOGRAPH and SPARKS DECORATIONS AND TRIMS (featuring complete prom and party decoration services) Feel free to express yourself — That can be a precious gift. jfc M-T DANCE STUDIO 852 1945 Darwin Bassett Master Sweep 4sr CLEAN SWEEP CHIMNEY SWEEPS JACK'S STANDARD STATION Chimney, Fireplaces, Woodstoves Professionally Cleaned Guaranteed Cleanliness — Insured 758-3134 945-5229 Jp,.jOTT . 209 South Main- _ vermontville 726-0589 Congratulations Class of 1980 Stop in and see us for all your arts and crafts supplies CURTIS CRAFT CENTER LARRY'S FARGO 205 South Main Nashville 106 South Main Nashville 852 9626 Congratulations “ to the Compliments of Graduates POWER'S SHELL VOGT FUNERAL HOME South Main Nashville 204 Queen Street Nashville 852 0840 TROWBRIDGE SALES AND SERVICE SEWING BEE FABRICS 130 South Main Vermontville 726-0569 230 North Main Nashville Kelley's 5 -$ 1.00 io KELLEYS Shop Kelley's for clothing, yard goods, toys, shoes, paint, gifts, and lots, lots more. i TtcuAwilc, ELECTRICAL. 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The most important change that I have seen, especially, in the past two years, is the growth between the student body and the faculty. With our theme “We’ve Only Just Begun,” we are trying to capture the true meaning of this growth. I hope you will see a little bit of this growth as you look through this 1980 MAVA- HIAN. With this, I would like to thank all the faculty for helping us make this book a success. I also like to thank Debbie Hummel, our co-editor, Mary Fisher, our advisor, Scott Bultman, our photogra- pher, Bob Weir, our Taylor Publishing Co. Repre- sentative, and the staff. Without all these people this book would not even exist. And, with this I would like to say that truly “We’ve Only Just Begun”. Sincerely yours, Kellie Haas, Editor 136