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

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November: Serious VERA VERSTEEG, CARL McMANN •January: Dedicated LISA NOV ASAD, DOUG HARRIS OUTSTANDING JUNIORS December: Cheerful LEWIS BARGER, LORI FELLOWS February: Loveable CARL HANSON, JODIE GLASSOW April: Athletic May: Successful LISA KALAJIAN, DARREN KEN ERBES, SHANNON SHEW DERRY BOY GIRL OF THE MONTH 59

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Vint Debbie Webster Casey Wiseman Kerry Young THE CLASS OF 1983 This year we have been able to serve the Junior Class and the student body through the position of Junior Class Co-Presidents. The 1981-1982 Junior Class has shown Mazama High School a class of leadership, of organization and of spirit. It has been an honor and privi- ledge to represent our class. This year has been fun, exciting, frus- trating, challenging, and a lot of hard work. But when we look back on our accomplishments, we see it was worth all the effort. In spite of the agony of trying to get rid of all those seat cush- ions, we have had many successful pro- jects, events, and fund raisers, some of which were putting on dances, working PRESIDENTS: n concession stands, having booths in Kristi Eberlein the carnival, building the homecoming Ken Erbes Chuck Wimmer float, spending endless hours on the ?teve Woodwick prom and many more. All in all, it’s ‘ teve 'e nar been a very prosperous and great year. We have come along way from starting out the year deeply in debt to having made over $1,100.00 by prom time. Through having a class with tremen- dous spirit, we have experienced the ex- citement of earning the spirit staff and being the class with the most spirit points. Way to go, Juniors! We would like to say, “thanx a lot” to our terrific class officers, our understanding coun- selor and especially every member of the Junior Class for all their help, work, and support. Here’s to the Class of 1983! Kristi Eberlein Ken Erbes Co-Presidents TREASURER: Loris Meyers VICE-PRESIDENT Dave Sandahl

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This years Senior class, the Class of “82,” spent all four years at Mazama. Our Freshman year was spent at the “mid-high” and although it was a good year, the majority of the students were unhappy about the change to the four year system. It was like we were pro- grammed to want to go to Klamath Union plus the matter of splitting up of friends. But when our Sophomore year came around, we found that we all en- joyed having Seniors around. We really were a part of a high school, a brand new one, where we would have a big part in the starting of traditions. Our Junior year we put on a very successful Junior-Senior Prom, profitting greatly. In our senior year we did all the normal things seniors do: Putting on the Win- ter Formal; Planning a Trip-Tea, Ban- quet, Baccalaureate, and Graduation. All in all, the years we spent at Mazama weren’t all that bad and will be remem- bered always. Especially the finishing of the “M”. Pictured right, are several members of the Senior Class enjoying “their” stairs. 60 CLASS OF 1982