Milwaukie High School - Maroon Yearbook (Milwaukie, OR)

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ABOVE: Pony Piper members include: Irovv Il Scott Gelhair, Gina Behrman, Stu Roholt, Cheryl Hull, Dale Hodge, Laurel Woolley, lrovv 21 Bod Huschka, Debi Fiiggins, Brian Goddard, Helen Babbitt, lrovv 3l Kevin Schreiber, Kim Woods, Mike Proulx, Anne Helgesong Irovv 41 Arne .lzimtgzizii'cl, Sheryl Bruenn, Ron Frey, Liszi Kallioinen, Kim Gelhar, Neil Petersen, Sue Kenny, Fiandy Sommers, Ramona Alsleben, Dun Sovverds, Karen Brown. OPPOSITE PAGE TOPt Mr. Gil Timothy anxiously waits for all the members to shovv. OPPOSITE PAGE BOT- TOM FIIGI-IT: Ms. Sally Iverson deliqhts in seeing paintings by her favorite masters. OP- POSITE PAGE BOTTOM LEFT: Pony Piper officers include: Cheryl Hall vice president, Helen Babbitt secretary and Lisa Kallioinen president. FIIGHT: Laurel Woolley, Mike Proulx, and Brian Goddard ask a London bobby for directions to the American Express office. BOTTOM RIGHT: Dan Sovvards, Karen Brown, Kevin Schreiber, Anne Helgeson, Brian Goddard, Helen Babbitt, and Ramona Alsleben impa- tiently vvait to leave for the Portland Airport in their Britain or Bust bus. I sauna' 9992955 EIUV lllll .fi 1 --N, S.

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LEFT: Mrs. Carol Baer wonders if students will ever finish scheduling. OPPOSITE PAGE RIGHT Robert Smith collapses after the problems of scheduling are over. OPPOSITE PAGE LEFT: Kelly Irwin and Mindy Helvey know they put that fee money somewhere. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Jim Kurtz tries to help a friend figure out what classes he wants to take for his first year at Milhi. TOP: John Angelis instructs Mindy Helvey, Jill Burgess, Leslie Stofiel, Connie Schultz, and Jodie Jagow on scheduling before registration begins. ABOVE: Mrs. Kathryn Hen- derson and Mr. Gary Sackley help Mark Gouge rearrange his schedule. .03--an ,Av-n.,-,

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Britain Pony Pipers inspires Turn on the tunes, man. Vl!here's my passport? l can't believe l'm really here! By selling Almond Roca and per- forming, the Pony Pipers earned money to take a two week concert tour of England and Scotland during Spring Vacation. The twenty-four member group flew to England on lVlarch 16 and returned home on Nlarch 30. They toured Scotland for one week and spent another week in London. lVlr. Gil Timothy served as director and organizer and Nls. Sally Iverson was chosen as chap- singers erone. Seeing Queen Elizabeth at Buckingham Palace, touring the roll ing hills of Scotland, and visiting Stonehenge highlighted the trip. The group performed almost every night, giving one or two hour con- certs in churches and schools. The students toured in a private bus and stayed in five home stays. l've never travelled with a finer group of students. They were warm, prompt, considerate and friendly. This has been an experience which none of us will ever forget, stated Nlr. Gil Timothy. .Lf 25' i figs A 4.