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

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Filing onco che stage are the recipients of the Merle West Memorial Scholarships. A total of thirteen Manama seniors received this award. -IfflrinClu}) Cttrs. (r 'N'.-drafc Jvfc I' cV Dvw !,•re TV dral Umiffro -Af'.t'i'i Owwta 'j 1W TKtfpfcf (j vj ’ll u df • Orw» Cruwlp» TVkfdrt .,4 TV»fn Cfott ,UrHr llr kftvr ll «V ru‘ If MWiak’ X( Vmrmhti T pc f: r aktl at ic tfdrtij Unis 0) Hcto fyudml RMtj O iffK Cf •TV tffc'rir. TMraHo (jcMrwl. (J?cn Tfrutaon 'Til'll 'lire P r.4r»! TWtj 'TVklC 3Va ftt Uoanqfi ClefiriKf ifotq Ctn CdCIS: OAo. Vfqk Wit. %r. UVlf r'los Ttan lU.tf TW Ofoss Crwj iittf £V j AW I tlfdic uo. 5 Mb Ts j v t f -i'rHneil Taf CpoK OrttCt JmiJ P«K TVw) M d TVfr P.ir.riy Trtf Jneinti vK i»fo TVcJ IVk Cm AUv Tpfjrt '■TV tytffrioss Ttf | Tr javn T»fij '-iVpA Mrt®an Clapfc M -Dcpfnliwrnfnf utiwttrfs . T(fWif '-P»n»«Wf IVuar'i Jr»: f To nizWf. Cttptat Mf K Pv»W A'rfo T (IV}. .Uiv jMk. JitShj 'Tirrff cJf a f» Cki ihf 5 Tcm'i'j» 'J titjowjr . . Anfo-f QctmOM. Cltplnuf iic+ ) .jf.nvrftim T tPofcfS Tf l C»'l rf Uijfts .Uu'i.r CinJ . vjrkuujp . -UtfWflr Pudrt. TVif. Pftf p fieahr Bmftli Jo t Tfwiffi. 4r if Oprtlft. Cujna Alrlf; ■pok Cm. T fij Tn iV . UirWfr J rtv lVetv Jen m C.inmbfK Mu 4|Jiff|f MirM -’Paturtt nuiubrii yUfltfc DifUdw rm1 mof Ptijn Itn»!'. '. T zrtf Jeni r. flknnr TCifftn K«»fn T»v Hjwltfffr Qprrinf uAUKwds T V( iij Cup . ■ 1, iliranf Uml CemueiAeti ludr K ( rcA CtfijnrJup Tanta '. ■Afltftl c Ttow f Jtlnmlr) JJm 'Jwuflfl Cnfrdnnhr r tfrf r.ibnfo'. I Jftcwle) f rr'.'j III '.frfrfr }f pr I Ctofr fj -tf . CWr TVi'jl'rv rj 4|« kV;f(' !f ITU Ififr rj fVrpir »o Cif.ln Jlf Jcaa f Clvmhr . . Jentari (Who? Jen t ClnwItfK. £V ’1 nwfrilf Clniuhn1 . Cif.lnf Mf .........C «j5lo Myw C'pd Ufto sUtfiiuin Pmdn Kr« I’rppol Unit XVIrtwfcf Clou Cr »' rVn.v TKcrpfrf Unuft » -i'r'. h rVt«v Tkwptf Uoiiftn Utaurj •Also receiving a Mazama Honor Society Scholarship was Mike Barnett. Ken Leppcrt received a scholarship from the Automotive Dismantles and Recyclers Association. Being recognized as the turn-around student of the year is Mike Mollo. Mike made a dramatic change for the better during his years at Mazama and everyone was very proud of him. Posing w ith Mr. Pisan is the 198 Faculty Cup winner. Jenny Chambers. Jenny was selected to receive this award by the faculty because of her school involvements and person- ality.

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AWARDS ASSEMBLY Receiving an award from ihe Women of ihe Church of God and shaking hands with Mr. Pisan are Surannc Wells and larnnic Spcttcr These two both plan to attend Warner Pacific in the fall and continue their educations. Winning an award from the Automotive Dismantle» and Recycle» Association is Ken Lcppcrt. Ken plans to attend the University of the Pacific in the fall. The senior awards assembly provided an op- portunity to recognize the talents and achieve- ments of the members of the Class of 1986. It was attended by the freshmen, sophomores, and juniors as well as numerous faculty members and parents. Most of the seniors came dressed in formal clothing. Senior counselor Robbi Porter presided over the assembly announcing the various scholarships and awards. Principal Mike Pisan presented the majority of the certifi- cates and plaques. JimVf+snt r iofoi JtUrte A'l Jimij Mki ToMik Qfojns j, £AcoUo 'Jrodrt' . . Jff Owr 3W ........... JK Cko OuWflldijq tyudfa' Jwflld yUiftOq Jrodemu . OuMornfay sUu'Mii . ( IV thud Students were recognized for scholarships re- ceived from private funds as well as colleges and universities. Recognition was also given to outstanding students in specific subject areas, and special cords to be worn at graduation were presented to the members of The National Honor Society and The Oregon Scholars. The assembly closed with the presentation of the Royal Blue Award to the top ten percent of the class and the awarding of the prestigious faculty cup. sUrfjuia Thide. JJait TVioi kri JJtf 'JrwJei. TVd? . Wriv (joddmd. i£cn IkmkKO» Jort liffiic Jltcbtfr JXidek ‘Trw.f i Cimini Ayr. Jio»t TVimW Tif oH. £mc SeWaislups — Class o( 1986 Jmtun» Jwiour o( %ansity Ay'. (ritcy 'Autd fjo,f fjfrvf T)o» Tkflufrou» Oat TKrlfr . Jitto 9(mg. Join r',mjdn J uicmclxf Di'mouitm ntd Tflyfotc Jswtfho Q( jfrppr♦! 'fyndnt atd 'Prtertwc 0«k o( £Jfes Ckmbm Aoik TVlovf » (Uic Jmd ..................................................................... r uyM -iodf i (- im Atfrnm Ckd Mi fhnf c liamr. CWhr v Acnk Qrfwd'x To Ivkwb JMa litfdr -Yfvkwb Mmci.nf at Jrfd 'll TVii JiJ fn. Qicynij OOomrti Bout Qotota $f«toaf........................................... Tlowfo Qcddavl TT-1 Ik £«t»gr CU ... Aidnrf AM ‘ KCv»nfk !nfC ; A f. ('UmU . Mnufa ifewKfe. C af-id Ayr. vfW JJlafer Judy Kfart .............. 3)tusr Kc fb rKImai Qocd CdpvLp Auk Qthuhe Chut P« .idftf«il ............Aa T'tckidv '-filjiftd Jorjfij .................. .............................. (Mtffco Siwufife Ccif, ifeop ........................ JcHj,, Mambas Jinymn 1km Ctttrtij............................................................ PayiM UajaNi Oltdf ! c]im............................................ J ciitiprr 9Cu« Jlot Attk jUri Mtmri . ....................................... jyttfdo Qndet CMt: £xc Km -7 dffc ClrpUir 9»rIo 'Qtcmlo Cjcddatd JAniaba Ua»t Qiri ubo TUo»at Ofotf Nn Oogflw. (Wk M h(fyobe tycploMr if ay Wati HkiMli) T«Ri »lirtf IWh. 9v(Htf ANn Vorfr q nvws TV ? Clonk W TC OCTi (QO (0 anivlr m Juud............................................... TWh ]cdd ud qW Koepbf CoH (j -Pr(tals ............................................................. J,nM (i 0«vy tyindcrtd CUho-. 4 TV W Qcm . 0(f -Tfpprrt 'Uninn :P(K r JUm. C.ufid AfK Quyiu AM Anon T vfr -Jut(W Ckcsliaa Oriitrr . . Qwtuf Aip . Am T.rjkw. cy.tn Tt Tnrifrt’ T»Ri »Unf Ctytfaf Ayw Artr rvr fjtntr ....... vfo» ‘TJkdrwwt q lie n| fjM Giij nf Tfwuf CpdfM 0«yiM Tl'dV : Jufm JrMi o fWlv K.. Wo Q(mmui 182-Senior Awards •Also receiving Athletic Awards were Dan Pieratt and Nicole Arana.

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Applauding a baccalaureate speaker are Seniors Ruth Paugstat, Steve Barger, and Katie Miller. Baccalaureate was not mandatory but many Seniors chose to attend the services the morning of graduation. Singing One Step at a Time” are the Senior memmbers of the choir. Baccalaureate was enjoyable for all those who attended Speaking to the Senior class is Gordon Kruse. Mr. Kruse chose Living as his motivational theme. BACCALAUREATE In keeping with Mazama tradition, bacca- laureate was held before graduation on Sun- day, June 8. at 2:00. After the invocation deliv- ered by Denise Kocpke, Reverend Lorin Myers reminded those in attendance that even bad news can sound good when put into the right perspective. Following Rev. Myers ser- mon about Remembering, Lennie Spetter and Michelle Dudek sang Lionel Ritchie's Say You, Say Me” with Judy Shaffer accom- paning on the piano. Living was the subject of Mr. Gordon Kruse's sermon. He asked people to live now and enjoy today. The Sen- ior members of the choir then performed a song for all in attendance. The end baccalau • reate Greg Wunder gave the benediction and the Seniors were off to await the Final line-up time. Providing entertainment are Seniors Lennie Spetter and Michelle Dudek. These two performed the song Say You, Say Me, by Lionel Ritchie. 184 - Baccalaureate