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

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 FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE POWDERPUFF TEAM OFFENSE Brenda Graham, Margaret Bailo, Brenda Bonser, Lyssa Hancock, Shel- ly Parks, Wendy Story, Jo Wiseman, Susanne Justus, Regi Hall, Tammi Stanfill, Staci Meyer, Cathy Wood- ward, Denise Wilford, Stephanie Car- roll, Lorena Martinez, Cindy Shill, Tammi Seater. DEFENSE Dawn Schmitt, Sheri Klem, Cindy Po- tucek, Andrea Wheat, Susan Conley, Leah Bickett, Janice Sandoval, Gina Oliver, Joanne Godard, Angela Friese, Tammy Baumpart, Barbara Rhyne, Kim Long, Tami Baert, Lorn a Gra- ham, Kathy Ramsey, Julie Voight, Kelly Jennings. COACHES: Pat Ward, Dan DeRoss, Jan Elhert. JUNIOR SENIOR POWDERPUFF TEAM OFFENSE DEFENSE Nancy Edwards, Laurie Walden, Lisa Harlow, Carmen Thomas, Kim Hamp- ton, Debbie Downing, Zina Meyst, Leslie Cole, Angie Dunlap, Denise Franke, Cheri Grant, Kim Truitt, El- len Fortune, Anna Tena, Tami Reed, Roni Owens, Jenny Guarnaccia, Rosie Cooper, Sharon Buckley. COACHES: Monte Dehlinger, Robert Zumbo and Leroy Christophersen. Karen Caverly, Gretchen LaComb, Mary Barrett, Debbie Moore, Cara Morgan, Linda Aldridge, Michelle Alexander, Ronda Gibson, Liz Arana, Lori Powers, Laura Burns, Sarah Pe- ters, Kathy Narramore, Donna Strat- ton, Annette Himelwright, Julie Nel- son, Julie Gonzales, Lorna Jones, Te- resa Triplett, Betty Trainor, Louisa Brown, Tammy Golden. The Powderpufff game is histo- ry, played on October 14, 1981 but the memories live on. As wit- nessed by the photos on page 26, we see at top ball carrier Cherri Grant getting help from Zina Meyst. Bottom left the girls cheer for each other, while bottom right they get the support of their cheerleaders: Joe Sandahl, Destry O’Conner, Sam Cole, Tim Zumwalt, Mike Lee, Charlie Paulson, two unk- nowns, Troy Kimbal, Gary Snyder. 1981 Powderpuff court consisted of: Joni Corwin Cliff Webber, Julie McKinney Ray McDaniel, Gary Houston Paula Nelson, Shaun Oman Chris Cook.

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PUFFERS Do a mighty fine job. Powderpuff football was different this year than it has been in the past. Rather than playing against another Mazama Team, we combined our Ju- niors and Seniors into one team, and played KUHS. We did the same with our Freshman and Sophomores. Our teams devoted many hours of hard work toward the game, both in and out of practice. We not only developed our individual skills, but we also developed personal friendships as well. Our coaches were a tremendous help to all of us, and we feel they did an out standing job. We would like to express a special “THANK YOU” to all of them for their endless patience and dedica- tion. Although the players on both teams were competitive, and the final score was close, we still feel that the games outcome should have been just a little bit different .. . maybe if Kim Hamp- ton’s shorts wouldn’t have been torn off, Mazama would have had some points on the board! “TEAM CAPTAINS” LESLIE COLE JULIE NELSON 26 POWDERPUFF

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JV-FRESHMEN: they just keep getting The fall season saw a large turnout of young men interested in playing foot- ball, and they got a lot of experience. Not everyone can make the varsity squad and so some settled, for the time being, to play junior varsity. These young men worked hard to prove to the coaching staff that they were ready for the varsity, and every so often they got a chance to prove themselves. The ju- nior varsity played the majority of their games either on Saturday or Monday, and the crowd support consisted of a lot of proud parents. These young men will be back as a part of the varsity in 82. Beginning of high school can be scary enough, but to decide to dedicate your- self to playing football takes a great deal of self esteem. Several young men from the freshmen class decided to give football a chance and to prove to others that freshmen are a vital part of any school program. These fellas spent as much time as the varsity gearing up for their games and worked hard to bring victory to their team and the Vikings. “IT C • - -CT -L T - NCC-e Pictured on this page we see the JV players in action. Joe Sandahl did a lot of ball handling for the VIKS. ,52