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

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FhlLLIFS-SKELCY Rappin' - Rees Campbell and Tim Holmes deliver a campaign speech' for Glen Fields. Michael Phillips Cynthia Pierce David Polley Justin Powell Rachel Preston Monica Quinn Andrea Quirk Cyndi Ramos Jana Rathkey Patty Reid Bill Reinhard Steve Riddle Loren Roper William Ross Kevin Rutledge Andy Sale Leilani Sang Harold Schorr Jake Schorr Lorin Schrader Chris Schultheiss Nicole Scott Cherise Seal William Seibt Kathy Shadduck David Shimek Katalo Shuey John Silva Dion Simon Shawn Skelcy Freshmen-109

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MCKIMME Y-PEnninGER Karen McKimmey Stella McKune Teasha McMeal Kelly Mercer Jamie Merritt Deirdre Milani Rhonda Miller Scott Miller Shannon Millett Eric Mills Ryan Mitchell Daymond Monteith Jason Mull Teresa Murphy Rhonda Murray Richard Meal Jeffrey nelson Cuong Hguyen Lan nguyen Shelly Horton Tara Osbom Brian Owens Heal Pace Tiffany Penninger Freshman Vs. Seniors Freshmen came into high school with many fears. First, there was a new school and atmosphere. Then there were a ton of new people. Last of all, there were the seniors. According to one senior it was easy to identify fresh- men in the halls. They were the ones yelling, scream- ing, and chasing each oth- er. Cindy Ramos wasn't too sure what seniors really were, but she did say, I wasn't really scared about coming to Mazama be- cause I was so glad to get out of Brixner! She was one of the lucky ones - her senior didn't Find her dur- ing welcome week. Renae Maxwell says, Seniors aren't as bad as I thought they were. So, I guess they're pretty cool! Renae's senior didn't find her until the last day so she lucked out. Renae was pret- ty brave, I wasn't that scared about a new school because I really didn't think about it too much. 108 - Freshmen Brandi Bly and Renae Maxwell share their experiences and grumblings of frosh life.

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SLAYTOn-TITUS Korrie Slayton Cassy Smith Rick Spicher Sundie Stacy Colby Stafford Bryan Stenkamp Jay Stewart Micola Stianson Russell Stone David Story April Strunk Dale Tatum Aaron Thomas Tecumseh Thompson Jennifer Thurber Amy Tibbitts Robert Tincher Kimberly Titus The Machine of the 80s Today almost everyone owns a vcr. This can be very convienent with its many uses. First of all, they are great for excusess of all sorts. One example is Mom, can I go over to watch movies at Pennie s house? When actually you are out doing all the fun things that are not allowed. This example makes it so your parents can believe that their child isn't out do- ing something BAD . An- other excuse a vcr is good for is once your out doing what you're not suposed to be doing, you can call home to buy more time. You call home from where you're not supposed to be and say, Dad, Jay rented 3 movies and we just started the second one. Can I stay until they're over? Of course, your parents will say yes because they are glad you're not out doing drugs or anything BAD . Of course there are other more respectable uses for vers. Well, you can use them for what they were in- vented for, and no that isn't decieving adults, it is actua- ly renting, recording, and watching all your favorite shows. To top it all off, the money you can save with its variety of uses is very convienent. It seems as though the savings never end when you own a vcr. Using a VCR for education instead of entertainment. Jay Wilder helps Mr. Kostelecky load a mov- ie. 110 - freshmen