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

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Tony Ferreira Lance Ficken Paul Fortin Brenda Francis Daniel Fults Dennis Garcia Hector Garcia Greg George Shannon Gibson Melvin Gilmore Jeff Goddard Deborah Godfrey Art Gowdy Tammy Goyette Duane Gregg Lisa Griggs Michael Groat Deanna Gunn Mary Hall Robert Hall Christine Hammer Michael Hammer Jana Hammers Shelly Hampson Ken Hankins Practicing wrestling holds during English class are Jenny Knight and Kathy Valenzuela. This was not an uncommon practice of the freshmen class. Freshmen-S3

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 f - . « ‘1 I m A 52-Freshmen Jeana Cox David Crain Ivan Crain Deidre Crandcll Rob Crapo Charles Crockett Matthew Cross Amy Dahm Billy Dailey Tom Ecker Dirk DeGroot Jenny DeGroot Stacy Denham Robert Dentinger Jacob Dillon Amy Diver Brett Dodson Gregory Dykes Curtis Eck Greg Edge Michelle Edwards Brian Engel Jeff Englestadter Chad Ensor Ken Erickson Shane Evans Doug Ewing Gary Fanning Michael Ferguson Dancing up a storm at the winter formal is Jenny Payne and Troy Morin. O.I.T. was the setting for this year’s dance.

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Jeffery Hayden George Hayes Geri Hiskey Lisa Hoff Lorenzo Holmes Chris Howard Jessica Howard Trade Hulme Jennifer Humphreys David Hunt Jason Hunt Lynda Husted Denver Hylemon Russell Ingram Buck Jackson Eric Jackson Gregory Jackson Hunter Jackson Deanna Jakeway Raymond Jamison Richard Jasso Steve Jensen Krista Jordan John Keller Robert Kerekes PAIN AND EXHAUSTION Often the price one pays for good grades is hard work. Such is the case with freshmen phys- ical education. The activities that make up the daily p.e. curriculum depend a lot on the weather. In the fall and spring, p.e. activities consist of jogging, softball, tennis, soccer, speedaway. and calis- thenics. Winter activities differ. They are: bas- ketball, volleyball, tumbling, dance routines (for the girls) and, of course, calisthenics. Some students feel that these activities re- quire too much exertion. Freshman Didi Cran- dell feels that, It’s o.k., but I’d much rather not take it at all.” However, there were many stu- dents who really enjoyed p.e. Tammy Priem commented, It was fun; I liked it. The teachers were pretty nice.” Tina Petty liked the class since she felt, It gave us a chance to talk. Physical Education instructor. Miss Veitch, says, This year's freshmen class was cooperat- ive, and they seemed to enjoy p.e. While some freshmen had a negative view of p.e., most seemed to handle it well. No matter what one's opinion may be, freshmen p.e. is a requirement at Mazama and probably always will be. After all, except in very unusual cases, p.e. is for one’s benefit. Blocking the ball? George Hayes and Chris Howard par- ticipated in freshmen p.e. 54 -Freshmen