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

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Above JV Team member Rod Hopfe goes up for the shot while team member Tom Keller hopes for two. Top right we see Darrell Young working hard to get the ball to Kevin Sorensen. The boys basketball program contin- ues to grow by leaps and bounds. Al- though not shown here, we also had a Sophomore team which consisted of 13 young men who worked hard and spent many hours at practice. Boys partici- pating in the JV and Sophomore teams included: Kelly Reynolds, Grant Gon- zales, Rod Hopfe, Kevin Bigby, Casey Wiseman, Tom Kellar, Doug Bavars- kas, David Sandberg, James Fulbright, Ken Woodward, Craig Clement, Brian Gregory, Juan Perez, Kevin Gray, Cur- tis Ivins, Rod McGillivray, Kevin Mueller, Matt Ostrom, Bruce Kindler, and David Quirk. Coaches Dan DeRoss, Joe Malkinson. Freshmen Team: Ron Adkisson Mike McAndrews Tod Nau Gene Esqueda Kevin Wolfram Trent Young Shawn Cooper Darrell Young Wade DeWitt Todd Flocchini Coach: John Mathis Kevin Sorensen Chris Galloway Randy Rose Tim Buzzell Roger Vaught Todd Peterson BASKETBALL 93

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FRESHMAN SCOREBOARD MHS OPP 49 Henley 45 53 Scenic 44 41 Ashland 30 54 Lakeview 66 59 Grants Pass 51 48 Henley 49 37 Medford 45 42 Bonanza JV 32 50 Bonanza JV 39 49 Medford 42 53 Klamath Union 51 49 Eagle Point 81 56 Scenic 54 45 Ashland 51 54 Henley 52 28 Grants Pass 35 48 Medford 53 32 Medford 33 20 Klamath Union 57 45 Eagle Point 54 Above Shawn Cooper gets ready to come to the sidelines during a time out called by the coach. A good chance to catch his breath. Randy Rose goes up for the tip. Gene Esqueda, shows that not all those fancy moves belong to the Portland Trail Blazers. FROSH-JV A time to learn, A time to grow, An Experience!!! Kevin Bigby, tempts the defense to come after the ball in a JV contest. 92 BASKETBALL

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SAME OLD LANG SYNE The 1981 Winter Formal was held in the ballroom of MHS. With a theme of nostal- gia, those attending had an elegant time. The formal was sponsored by the senior class, and the seniors went all out to be sure that everyone had a good time. It was a snowy night, and that helped get every- one in the mood for winter, Christmas, and the vacation which wasn’t too far away. Dancing to the music of today and yes- terday, presented by “Fire Island,” every- one got in the swing of things and also had a chance to reminisce when the theme song was played. Those students and adults alike, danced the night away, enjoyed the refreshments, and also had a chance to have their photos taken by a professional photographer. All these extras, helped one to enjoy the night, and have memories to look back on, several years from now. SAME OLD LANG SYNE, the even- ing will always hold a special spot in our hearts. Valerie Jarecki and Sam Cole pause to en- joy the refreshments. 94 WINTER