Mazama High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Klamath Falls, OR)

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WEIGHT CLUB The weight club, under the direction of Mike Kern, Don Lentz, and Chuck Toste, began the year by meeting three days a week and working to develop Physical Strength and Skills related to weight lifting. The fall was very prosperous for this organization, as the majority of the members were also members of the Varsity Football squad. A candy sale was held to help defer th ; cost of the weights, but it was difficult to find time to sell them. As football came to an end, evidently so did the interest in the weight club, as the school year closed we could not find any weight club members, just students who were out for spring sports using the weights. We sure hope someone gets this group back into the habit of weight lifting next fall. ADDITIONAL SERVICES 157

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CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP Christian Fellowship is a non denomi- nation Christian organization open to any student wishing to attend. The pur- pose is to share in singing, recreation, fellowship, sharing, prayer, devotions and Bible study. Youth workers from various churches share in the leadership responsibilities. Mr. Nichols is the fac- ulty advisor. There is also a Christian Fellowship which meets periodically with the student group. Besides meeting on a weekly basis in room 32, there are also large events which include students from other schools. Some of these are: pillow fights, films, pancake feeds, retreats, softball games and the like. Attendance at special events is usually around 40 people, however there have been up- wards to 200. Some members include: Theresa Stan- fill, Belinda Griggs, Carolyn Freeman, Annette Lunsford, Brent Nichols, The- resa Robets, Sharon Leiderman, and many more. 156 MAZAMA'S

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KEY As an active part of the community the Key Club, an affiliate of the Kiwanias, has been very involved with both school and community projects. Some of their school activities included: A coffin for the Cavemans Funeral during homecoming, canned food drive during Christmas to help the Gospel Mission, running one of the concessions during home Football games, providing a Hit Man” booth at the school carnival, and helping out whenever and wherever necessary. The club spent many hours helping out the local Kiwanians with projects such as Community Clean- Up, delivery of special Christmas baskets, making badges (name plates.) Honor was brought to the Mazama Key Club this year with the naming of Jackie Brown as the Divi- sion Lt. Governor for 1980-1981. Good luck and congratulations. Key Club Members Pictured: Mr. Handsaker (Kiwanis Advisor) Dan Downing David Mark Talbert Emmy Miller Jackie Brown Mrs. Lentz (Advisor) Diva Gredeja Ikuko Shimokawa Brett Tosh Olen Beeman Mark Clawson Theresa Hunter Susan Woods Brian Nichols Not Pictured: Debbie Davies, Tom Keller, Mr. Ochoa (advisor) .4 Til r 1 8 MAZAMA S MAZIMi