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

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MAZAMA HIGH SCHOOL Klamath Falls, 5009 Summers L ne Oregon 9760} Enrollment-982 Co-Editors Valerie Gorman Dai Nguyen

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We've Cor Wha It Takes Throughout the last seven years. Ma- zama has continually proven that its got what it takes to be the best. The 1985-86 school year was no exception. Mazama is known for its dynamic school spirit, quality education, and dedication of the parts of teachers and the students. Since Mazama became a high school, school spirit has always prevailed. Both the student body and faculty at Mazama have a shared pride in all factors of the school. Whether it be attending sports events or being a member of a club, school spirit is more than evident at Ma - zama. Activities such as painting the M each year, attending homecoming events, and Mazama’s sixth man during bas- ketball season clearly prove this. But, school spirit isn't the only thing of teachers who strive for quality educa- Mazama has. Mazama has a large group tion. Mrs. Paulann Petersen, who teaches Advanced Placement. Freshmen Honors, and Junior General Literature said, I'm getting a good education at Mazama, and my students are all potential poets wait- ing to be discovered. What could be bet- ter than thatr' At Mazama the teachers are not only involved with classes, they are actively involved with clubs and sports. Chaperoning dances, coaching teams, or refereeing games are just a few of the things teachers do besides instruct- ing. At Mazama students are the First priority of the teachers. The dedication of both the faculty and the student body is what makes Mazama great. The faculty is devoted to making school, classes, and events worthwhile for students. At the same time students par- ticipate in classes, clubs, and sports. The triumph of the varsity football team in the 1985 Canal Bowl is just one example of the dedication of the faculty and stu- dents. The combination of school spirit, I’ve always felt that Mazama has a special spirit. During the four years I’ve been here students have always stood during basketball games and cheered at football games, win or lose. — Nicole Arana quality education, and dedication on the parts of the teachers and the students proves that at Mazama High School - We’ve Got What it Takes! Receiving the Canal Bowl Trophy from Mr. Pisan are the Seniors of the varsity football team. The team was the first in Ma ama's history to beat K.U. Attending a Viking football game arc Seniors Katie Miller and Judy Shaffer. Many students shared in the excitement of the Canal Bowl victory. 2-We’ve Got What It Takes