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

 - Class of 1986

Page 124 of 216

 

Mazama High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Klamath Falls, OR) online collection, 1986 Edition, Page 124 of 216
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C7 Ron Conner I feel the new principal has been a real good addition to Mazama Winnie DcWitt Our new principal is great! Jerry Fitzpatrick I think the major change has been our new principal. The school is more orga - nized and beneficial to students. Larry Lund Mr. Pisan is the major change this year, and I think he's doing a whale of a job! What do you feel has been the major change this year and how do you feel about it? Leroy Christophersen The major change is getting a new principal, and 1 feel great about it because he's doing the best job any principal has ever done. Mike Pisan I wasn't here before but I believe we're a gener- ally happy high school. Discussing school policies are Superintendent Dr. Earl Fer- guson and Principal Mr. Mike Pisan. These two men played a vital role in the operation of our school. Manning the door at home basketball games is Mr. Jerry Fitzpatrick. Mr. Fitzpatrick was in charge of discipline at Ma- zama. Attempting to master a difficult partner stunt are Trisha Glick and Tammy Olson. Mrs. DcWitt was advisor to this group. 120-Administration

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MUSIC Tuning up! Mr. Johnson made sure that he. as well as his students, were prepared for instruction. Music is a part of everyday life. No day would be complete without listening to a song of some sort. At Mazama four special people help carry out the music tradition to all students willing to take part in choir, orchestra, or band. Being thrown out of the Vienna Operahouse for exploring the no visitors area was one music experience choir teacher Mrs. Juanita Eitenier will never forget. Mrs. Eitenier spent a lot of time with choir, and when asked what she does in her spare time she said, What spare time? Other courses in music study was: Orchestra instructed by Dwayne Johnson; concert band lead by Ken White; and jazz, symphonic, marching, and pep bands headed by Charles Moresi. These teach- ers devote a large amount of time to their students. Their time was well spent, as it was visible in the students' performances. Through music classes you gain a disci- pline that you can’t get anywhere else.” —-Juania Eltenien Who is your favorite music artist? Juanita Eitcncir Bach to Stine Dwayne Johnson Itzach Perlman Charles Moresi Chick Corea Music-119



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Administration-121 — ADMINISTRATION Taking a quick break to pose for the camera is Mrs. Robbie Porter. Mrs. Porter was very busy planning the senior activities. Kicking hack for a quiet minute on the phone is Mr Paul PoetSCh. Mr Poetsch was responsible for all )uniors and a portion of the freshmen. Without Administration, what would our school be? The administrative staff works hard to keep our school running smoothly. Leading the way is our new principal, Mr. Mike Pisan. Mr. Pisan loves his job even though it is very time consuming. He enjoys attending all the school activities and sharing in the students' successes. Mr. Larry Lund, our assistant spends most of his time helping Mr. Pisan with duties such as observing classes and evaluating teachers. Head of the guid- ance department, Mr. Jerry Fitzpatrick, also has a very busy job. He is in charge of discipline and attendance, and also helps to develop the master schedule. Establishing policies for our school district are Superintendent Earl Ferguson and Assistant Super- intendent Jerry Killingsworth. These two very busy men help in getting budgets passed and having positive communication between schools and the community. Paul Poetsch Talking with Tiffany Stanfill is counselor Leroy Christopher- scn. Mr. Christophersen helped many just by being a friend. Breaking away from his paperwork to smile for the camera is Athletic Director Ron Conner. Organizing all school activities was the job of Mr. Conner. Robbie Porter The major change is more positive commu- nications between stu- dents. staff, and the community. The three counselors we have here at Mazama seem never to Finish their work. There is always more and more to do. Mrs. Robbie Porter, senior counselor, is in charge of handing out scholarships and organizing all graduation activities. Mr. Paul Poetsch and Mr. Leroy Christophersen are each in charge of one class plus a section of the freshmen, along with having many more various responsibil- ities. Mr. Ron Conner, athletic director, and Mrs. Winnie DeWitt, librarian, are also vital members of the administrative staff. Mr. Conner plans and at- tends all athletic events, student activities, and school fund raisers. Mrs. DeWitt orders and orga- nizes library materials while taking on the extra task of being rally advisor. You can see that without these very important and busy people, Mazama would not be as orga- nized and pleasant to attend. Thanks Administra- tion! The majority of the staff and student body arc much more positive this year and 1 think it's great!

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