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

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Grabbing for the pizza arc some hungry seniors The pizza was delivered at 2:30 a.m. and was thoughouly enjoyed. Placing their bets are Brookes Hunt, Suzanne Wells. Crystal Myers. Trevis Luzier. and Albert Peugh. Craps was just one of the games set up by the Senior parents. 190-Senior Party

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Waiting anxiously for the first notes of Pomp and Circumstance are Terry Lasniewski, Anne Leahy. Pam McClure, Shannon McCullough and Lee McDonald. Most seniors were pretty nervous and jittery right before the processional. Getting ready to head for the gym are Kami James and Mike Roger. For the processional the seniors were paired up alphabetically. Fnjoying their new-found freedom are Jackie Hciderer and Leah Boivin. These two have been good friends throughout high school. Posing for the camera are Mickey Lipe and Chuck Schwarz. Like many seniors, these two will be heading in different directions following graduation. Sharing a quiet moment before the ceremony are Pam McClure and Mike Novosad Pam and Mike were both outstanding athletes in the senior class. Graduation -189

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ALL NIGHT LONG The second annual all-night party was held at the OIT Student Union follow ing graduation. In order to prevent seniors from indulging in alcoholic celebrations on graduation night, the senior parents organized this special non-alcoholic event. The party was kicked off with a banquet, and, following dinner, seniors could partici- pate in a variety of activities. The most popular of these was gambling. Each senior was given a certain amount of money” with which to play casino games. Games included blackjack, roulette, craps, wheel of fortune, and poker. Teachers and senior parents acted as dealers. Movies were shown all night long, and ptx l tables were also available for use. There was an area for dancing, and Dan-no of the Morning Zoo' from KTMT acted as disc jockey for a por- tion of the night. Numerous prizes and cash awards were donated to be given away throughout the night. Drawings were held every half hour, and the drawing for the grand prize took place at 5:30 A. M. Each person who attended the party automatically received two tickets for the twice-hourly drawings, one ticket for the one-hundred-dollar cash award, and one ticket for the grand-prize drawing. Additional tickets for the twice-hourly drawings could be purchased with money won at the casino games. The grand prize was a cash award of five hundred dollars, and the lucky winner was Yvonne Ouellette. All in all, the senior party was a great suc- cess, and all who attended were extremely grateful to the individuals, especially the par- ents, who made the whole event possible. Filling ouc the raffle tickets he won playing roulette is Mike Koger Russell Kazmicrezak watched and was glad he didn't have to write his name on all of those tickets. Exchanging addresses before t is time to go are Stan Burt, Stephanie Long, Melissa Stuck and Den- ise Koepke. This party was probably the last time many of the seniors would be together at one time. Aiming for the corner pocket is Sherri Arbon. There were four tables set up for the seniors to use for a pool tournament. Senior Party-191