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

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HONOR SOCIETY The honor society, run by the duo of Mrs. Linda Webb-Bowcn and Mr. Craig Erikson, had a very good year. To be a member of this group, one must main- tain a GPA of 3.5 and be on the honor roll at least 3 of the 4 quarters. This year the Honor Society was in charge of the student store, and they sponsored the ex- change dance between Mazama and KU during basketball season. At the school carnival they ran a Cake Walk. They are always busy and involved in some type of activity. This years membership consisted of: SENIORS: Robert Brown, Susan Cook, Denise Banks, Doug Dirschl, Dee Dee Harnett, Donna Harvey, Nila Helm, Gary Koepke, Winifred John, Dave Lienau, Jamie Meador, Theresa Mitch- ell, Steve Roberson. Jerry Sabin, Janet Smith, Jackie Stiles, Bob Watters, Teri Webber. JUNIORS: Emily Adkisson, Tom Ames, Larry Baily, Susan Baker, Jackie Brown, Rob Buckingham, Kevin Coble, Chuck Cox, Terri Dirschl, Diana Dunn, Terry Eberlein, Diana Franke, Brenda Goetsch, Geoff Gouette, Kevin Hall, Randy Hirschbock, Twila Holmes, Jane Houston, Craig Hultgren, Terri Kent, Bob Kerns, Donne Lankford, Kirk Melahn, Nancy Metz, Debbie Miller, Holly Mitchell, Tom Muellar, Debra Nelson, Huong Nguyen, Steve Nitschelm, Monte Reed, Susan Sabin, Vincent Swanson, Laurie Thompson, Tom Watters. Tina Wheeler, Teresa Wodzewoda. SOPHOMORES: Nancy Alston, Kurt Aper, Becky Arnott. Jeff Butler, Cheryl Cameron, Becky Cillis, Robin Fitzgerald, Daren Klein, Kirk Knaggs, Kathy Meador. Steve Po- meroy, Kari Rusth, Ken Scott, Starla Story, Kent Taylor. ADDITIONAL SERVICES 167

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mVz was the title given to the MATH CLUB. This group of students and their advisor, Mrs. Carol Robart, meet on Wednesdays during the lunch hour, at which time they used their knowledge, interests and skills in Math to challenge each other in such events as Dungeons and Dragons. The finnale of the year was a County Wide Math Contest. SOCCER Below are the members of the Mazama Soccer Club, which was led by first year teacher Mike O'Boyle. A rough fall was to be had as the weather didn’t seem to want to cooperate. The weather cleared up and spring began its budding, the players rounded up their cleats and balls and practiced, practiced, practiced. Competition was held on an intramural basis, playing against OIT. and other pri- vate teams. Math Club members take a break from the action to pose for the camera. ■■■ Above Soccer club members: Mr. O'Boyle, Steve Pomeroy, Jeff Nork, Doug Harris, Jack Williamson, Chris Matthews, Steve Woodwick, and Jim Watters. 166 MAZAMA S

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Mazama's Running Club was very active this year, in its first year of existance. The club spent most of their time just running. That was the function of this group. Any student interested in running, especially cross country and long dis- tances was encouraged to join in on the fun. The main event for this year was the run sponsored by this group. The event was open to all members of the community. We know we shall see and hear more from this group. Under the direction of Ms. Briget Morgan and Mr. Dave Raffetto the Foreign Language Club came to life. This group of students brought their lunches to room 44 at least once a month, and while eating they discussed various events or activities they could hold. The group discussed the possibilities of using their knowledge of language to become foreign exchange students, and our exchange students shared in this adventure. The high- light of the year was a trip to Eugene for Foreign Countries Day at the U of O. 168 MAZAMA S