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

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) :ember ch, took ion. Music was c Kevin Woods, per couple. senior coum WINTER FORMAL Brookes Hunt Brian Bakie Kenny Anderson Kerry Quirk Many traditions have become associated with Manama High School. One of these tra- d it ion is the Winter Formal. The Winter For- mal is financed and organized by the senior cj ts and is held in December. The formal is a Special opportunity for students to dress up and enjoy an evening of dancing and dream- ing. The 1985 on Saturday OIT Student ley Gibson were ten A group guidance of spent Saturday occurred at the by Wi- tickets momu rs. under the r. Robbie Porter, decorating for the dance. The refreshments area, dance floor, and picture-taking backdrop were decorated in blue, black, silver, and white. Silver stars, deli- cate tissue-paper snow flakes, and numerous helium-filled balloons hung everywhere. mb |V . Randy Hand Toni Gardiner

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BOOSTER CLUB-RIGHT UP OUR ALLEY! Selling chances for prizes galore are Katherine Verst egg and Barb Pederson. The Booster CJub raised money before basketball games with their raffles. Ready for Hawaii are Stan Bun. Donald Shaltcross, Tom Gardner, and Steve Bun. This ream were one of the many teams that helped raise money in the bowl-a-thon. Have we ever really thought why most of our school activities can continue to run' The reason many can is thanks to the Booster Club. The Boosters are a group of people who are interested in supporting Ma ama activities and to raise money so that our activities can continue. This year the main project of the Booster was to raise funds to buy lights for our football field. They organized a bowl-a-thon which raised almost $4,(XX). First place team in the Bowl-a-thon was Bart Worrell, Russell Ramey. Ron Pin- ner, and Brad Kiser. Glen Franke had the most money pledged with $268.85. One of the past projects of the Boosters was to send the band to Canada. President of the Boosters was Gail Galloway; Co-Vice Presi- dents. Mike Beeson and Steve Clement; Secretary. Dave Franke and Treasurer Darrell Hilliker. If you want to support Mazama- join the Boosters! This painting, done by John Harkcma, was one of the many paintings in the art fair Paintings as good as these were in great number at the fair this year. This geisha girl painting was done by Rebecca Rial. Rebecca is a very talented artist at Mazama in the art department. Booster Club-147

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FOR Mike Barri' Sherry Mu Mike Novosad Pam McClure MORP WHATJ Rick N’owaski I.cah Boivin I Bill Bridges Val Gorman The purpose of SADDh (Students Against Driving Drunk and organized at Mazama High School in the fall of 1984) is to alert high school students to the dangers of drink- ing and driving. Students in SADD recognize that injury from alcohol caused in crashes is teenagers’ 1 health problem, and arc deliver- ing the message to their friends that it is stupid to drink and drive. The seniors orga- vChristmas assembly to promote the ract for Life. Th(s contract does not con- ne drinking amon teenagers but rather, is a tool to protect teenagers from driving while intoxicated qprciflg in a car driven by some- one unde; the Influence of an intoxicant. In addition tVthe seniors' participation, the ju- niors organized a MORP (backwards PROM) that was held on March 8 to spread the same message that friend drive drunk. Mrs. Linda advisor to the Mazama SA THAT’S MORP-149