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

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CREATIVE WRITING Being able to spend your free time doing something you enjoy, and still getting credit for it does not happen to often. The creative writing group finds this to be true in their situation. This group of students meet Wednesdays after the normal class day is over, and they share their talents for writing, for creating and for enjoying life. Members of this group included: Brad Harrigan, Doug Buzzell, Teresa Stanfill, Melinda Wiltrout, Scott Gold- en, Darla Goddard, Leah Pyles, Pam Nork, Angie Benson, Anita Benson, Terry Stephenson, Carolyn Freeman, Cheryl Anderson, JP Parks, Cymeon Lewis, and Advisor Paulann Peterson. LANCE Putting out a newspaper is as hectic as putting out a yearbook, with one ex- ception, the newspaper comes out 10 times a year and the yearbook comes out once. Capturing special moments that are current, getting photos that are up to the minute, reacting to letters to the editor, are all a part of this groups busy daily schedule. This year, the staff under the direc- tion of Mr. Rod Scher included: Editor Teresa Stanfill, Tim Cone, Cindy Gra- ham, Dean Heze, Kathy Jump, Mi- chelle Kirk, Pam Nork, Jerry Pryor, Leah Pyles, Carmen Thomas, and Rog- er Vaught. This group spent many long hours, and late nights to produce the Lance, with the help of the Herald and News. PALS Peer Aid Leaders are a very active group here at Mazama. These young people help new students adapt to MHS, they tutor students having prob- lems, and they are a friend to their peers. 18 students usually get together with Mr. John Peterson and Ms. Nancy Fletcher to learn more about how to help others. Pictured at left are a part of those 18. Becky Thompson, Sarah Dehlinger, Dave Filippe, Rhonda Astle, Janelle Grubb and Mr. Peterson. Also in the program are: Becky Ar- nott, Joe Bradford, Dan Downing, Cheri Grant, Katie Beck, Brenda Carl- son, Lorri Ondricek, Marie Riley, Andy Schoor, Lisa Halva, Keith Hergeseimer, Steve Roper and David Wheeler. CLUBS 129

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SKI CLUB j A lot of skiing took place this past winter, and although not all are pic- I tured this greatly increased the size of 1 our ski club. Skiing was not all this group was involved with. They spent time raising money by working at ski I swaps, in order to reduce the cost of travel to the slopes. At left we see members Jennie Guar- naccia, Julie Nelson, Shelley Zumbrun, Melinda Wiltrout, Andrea Sheridan, I Chris Matthews, Lori Ebinger I KEY CLUB A service organization for the school and community is provided by this group of young people. Meeting at noon, and sometimes attending Kiwanas Luncheon were, Melinda Wil- trout, Andrea Sheridan, JaReda Webb, Nancy Alston, Sonja Siems. Anita Benson, above, served as a district offi- cer as well as working hard for her club. 128 CLUBS

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MATH TEAM The Math Team was one of the more competitive teams around Mazama this year. Under the guidance of Mr. Stew- art the team placed first in the SOC and one team member, Vera Versteeg didn’t miss any of the math problems at any meet. The Math Team was made up of these people: Jeff Butler, Daren Klein, Steve Klos, Mark English, Dave San- dahl, and Vera Versteeg. r i 'V n j I FBLA members pictured: Kari Rusth, | Pam Gamble, Shelley Zumbrun, Ronda I Gibson. Peggy Angelo, Cathy Stemple, • Gina Chilcote, Julie Ayers, Betty Trainor. 4 Kim Crowe, Joyce Rowe, Laura Burns, I Lisa Novasad, Patsy Young, Jamie Dyer, - Advisor Cathie Bunnell. LETTERMAN CLUB was started late in the school year, it is hoped that next season more persons with letters will join. This year saw the club in- volved in the carnival. Denise Bellotti served as the president, some members included: Mike Lewis, Jo Wiseman, Dawn Schmitt, Brian Ritter, Pam Gil- len, Sharon Buckley, Lisa Kalayjian, Linda Smith, Carmen Thomas, Jeff Hampson. dAfeiflU. -W... 130 CLUBS