McMinnville High School - McMinnvillan Yearbook (McMinnville, OR)

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Mrliwa Kwialkowiki Stewart of Dayton Junior Varsity Rally — Debbie Penrose, Vicki Green, Shelly Hopson, Beth Davidson, Kelly Hermans. Fall Rally — Beth Biasing, Betty Foight, Lora Bonnett, Debbie Hollady, Deanna Hanson, Susan Hadfield. Melissa Kwiatkowtki Pillow people dance for students and faculty at Christmas assembly. Winter Rally — Joyce Kauer, Stewarts Of Dayto. Stacy O’Riley, Annie Robertson. Stacy Hanes, Susie Bell, Carol Provenzano.

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Assemblies, rally generate spirit Spirited leadership provided by pep band and rally sparked enthusiasm from Grizzly supporters throughout the year. Playing at all home football and basketball games, the pep band kept spirits high, while the rally involved the crowd in enthusiastic cheers. Two varsity rallies (winter and fall) as well as a junior varsity rally were responsible for organizing pep assemblies, class competition, and supporting the teams. The rallies posted supportive banners and baked cookies for athletes participating in sports. In addition, the girls kept busy with rally fund raisers including the popular lucky shot contest, which was Stewarts Of Dayton held during half-time at home basketball games. Other fundraisers included the sales of mugs, seat cushions, homecoming mums, and valegrams and flowers for Valentine’s Day. Melissa Kwiatkowski Stewarts Of Dayton Top Right: The junior varsity rally transform shy sophomores into a boistrous crowd. Top Left: The audience is touched by the choir’s special Christmas song which included signing for the deaf. Above: Pep band leads homecoming parade down Third Street. Right: Pep band member, Mike Elsberry, lends his enthusiasm and support to the Grizzlies.

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Vice President Dennis Rost and Todd Zinda change the school’s reader board to announce coming events. lub membership swells in 1982 Key Club, a service-oriented club is sponsored by the Walnut City Kiwanis Club and is advised by Vice Principal, Ted Marr, and teachers, Larry Fisher and A1 Kuhn. The group is designed to serve the school and act as a basis for community leadership. All students are invited to join but they should be a good citizen and earn average grades as well as participate in school activities. Objectives and purposes of Key Club include developing initiative and leadership, providing experience in living and working together, serving the school and the community, and preparing for useful citizenship. The club, which grew in membership from 30 last year to 84 this year worked on many service projects including a Membership Drive, Christmas Tree Pick-up, Canned Food Drive, Banquet Ser- vice, Rest Home visitations, Conventions, School Picnic, Sign Board Maintenance, Car Wash, and the High School Blood Drive. Mike Teegarden 1st Row: Carl Crabtree III, Tracy Zinda, Bonnie VanDerVeen, Stacy Martin, Joe Arndt, Jack Karson, Ladonna Sherman, Lori Fettig, Connie Ledger, Janet Willis. Tamah Butchart 2nd Row: Michelle Schroeder, Liz Quincy, Debbie Murphy, Ann Menkel, Andy Pattani, Desma Torn-berg, Starr Woodwick, Diane Unruh, Beth White, Karyn Phillips, Mary Arndt, Terri Moore, Jennifer McBride, Elizabeth Bus-well! 3rd Row: Jeff Jahnke, Jeff Birrer. John Forrest. Greg Jelinek, Vince Schia- vone, Joe Hancock, Shawn Baird. Laura Matson, Kevin Warr, Kathy Reed, Betsy Riggs 4th Row: Derrick States, Cara Brand, Matt Tindle, Bob Dreher, Greg Bogh, Steve Shaffer. Dennis Rost, Rich Jordan, Todd Zinda. Janet Wasson, Jordi Dunn, Julie Unruh, 5th Row: Dave Moon, Craig Hodges, Tom Black. Dan Moon, John Tate, Diana Rendon, Debbie Penrose, Beth Davison, Terri Dodson. Jim Marr. Ther-easa Wederski, Gary Squires, Melissa Jones, Lydia Ross.