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

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Toast to success Shannon newton and Richelle Borrelli drink a toast in the fall play. The fall play was a little different because the actors sang between scenes. FE-FI-FO Mrs. Susan Walker makes sure these K.U. girls(?) play fair. Visit- ing Fe, Fi and Fo (Rob Seater, Gregg Wheat and Scott Neel) played a preview game of the evening rivalry K.U. Ma- zama game. The lady Viks came out on top at both the pep assembly and the evening game. 154 - Activities Division

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Student Expenses Where All the FOOD hamburger fries 32 oz. soda taco bean burrito (soft) large pepperoni pizza candy bar cafeteria lunch steak dinner ENTERTAINMENT CD cassette tape movie rental movie school dance formal dress tux rental prom ticket morp ticket lift ticket (Mt. Bachelor) Money Goes PRICE $ .65 $ .80 $ .59 $ .75 $1.20 $10.40 $ .40 $1.10 $7.95 PRICE $14.95 $9.35 $3 for 5 $5.00 $2.00 or 3.00 $80 and up $29.99 and up $20.00 $5.00 $23.00 SCHOOL STUFF PRICE lettermen's jacket $92.50 class ring $80 and up yearbook $17.00 activity sticker $9.00 senior pictures $50 and up senior color in yearbook $5.00 cap, gown and tassel $17.70 25 announcements $16.25 OTHER PRICE RATE minimum wage $3.35 hour gallon unleaded $1.01 magazine $2.50 can of soda $ .50 floppy disk $1.00 Student Expenses - 153

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 rtyeat Activities are what keeps stu- dents up-and-going. The excite- ment of going to the winter for- mal, competing amongst other classes during homecoming, praying for election into student body office, prom, and popular hang-outs. These are probably the best social activities of high school. Activities are what keep us going, as we continue to burn up this world of high schools. fear needles? Sara Coke shows her bravery by contributing to the spring blood drive. Students gave blood to save a life, get out of class, or for a project in Mr. Zupan's health 2 class. Gringo jail. A very popular activity at the carnival was to put your friends or enemies in jail. This was one of the Key Club's many money making projects used to go to their conference.