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

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 Barbra Usselman Paul Walborn Kasaundra Whitehead Tricia Williams Eddie Valdez Carol Wallace Jay Wilder Brian Wilson Sally Vassallo Jennifer Warded Jesse Williams Miles Wiltrout Tammy Vincent Ricky Weaver Kimberly Williams Crystal Winters Teresa Viramontes Gregg Wheat Russell Williams Tom Wirch Seniors - 79

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Side Nike Sreniawski Vicky Stianson Cyndi Sumner Nike Stanisich Greg Sticklen Sue Tatum Richard Stauffer Shawn Stodden Barbara Thompson Briana Stembridge Robin Stone Shannon Tresch Tammy Stevens Danny Story Nichelle Turner Getting on a Teacher s Good Is it worth spending time trying to get on a teacher's good side? Some seniors feel that kissing up to the teacher af- fects their grade. Getting on a teacher's good side, commonly known as brown nosing, is looked down on by most sen- iors, although most seniors are guilty of it themselves. Being on a teacher's good side isn't bad, it's just how you go about it. Some regard just being respectful or having a good attitude as brown nosing, while others think it goes farther than that. How do teachers feel about it? Mrs. Walker feels that if it is done tastefully a teacher can put up with it. Kindness re- turns kindness. How a teacher reacts is based on the method used. 78 - Seniors Bribing the teacher. Jennifer Ochoa tempts the wary Mrs. Julie Mitchell fora good grade with an apple.

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wo ZE R E T A K E S 80 • Seniors OVERSEAS VISITOR Machi Kudo is here from Chiba, Ja- pan. She arrived here in August and is planning to leave next summer. Mauchi was a senior and was taking courses in government, speech, typing, history, ad- vanced algebra, and English. She said that she liked her classes, but they are hard! I was interested in American people, the way they live and think, Mauchi commented about why she decided to come to America. And 1 wanted to make friends with as many people as possible. She misses her family and friends, but said she liked it here. The people are very nice and friendly. Machi said that she was very nervous when she first came here. She came from a private high school where they wore uniforms, cannot have permed hair, wear jewelry, or make-up. She came here by the way of examina- tions, series of tests, and interviews. Machi Kudo is a foreign exchange student from Japan. She was studying in class for her next speech.