Monroe High School - Milestone Yearbook (Portland, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1974 volume:

Wi (ei ton e 74 Students fJacufty Seniors 39 (1(asses Activities 81 Advertising 98 lib fished by yearbook staff antes Ufonroe J4iyb S cb oof 2508 W. £. Cverett Portland, Oregon aUor: Ckart.n. Qriffin JUvisor: Win. £rin Jdandy Volume VJJ 4 D.ai. time to tove, it id the one sacrament, time for companionship, d)t hrin S two Sou dor a moment of shared joy. (s together 5 Jahe time to u ordllip, jt id the hiyh way of reverence Wkick ct.a nses and restores th Jahe time to ready jt is the foundation now (eJ9e. e Sou iny is hnou iny Oahe time to understand 'Understan I Oh ere is a true friend Oltat ivitt always be there. ■ u n iors Mary Anderson Susan Anderson Sheila Bailey Nickie Beck Michelle Bell Roberta Berge Linda Blum Patty Blythe Judy Booker Yana Boone Sharon Bouchor Marie Bradford Denise Brinster Janice Brown Keeya Brundege Denise Campbell Vicki Chambers Cheri Clark Karen Coleman Angela Conger Elizabeth Davis Kathy Day Sheryl Dintelman Jan Dolson Ronda Doyle Marci Edwards Irene Figura Mary Findlay Candy Fisher Leah Fowler Robin Frison Kathy Garber Torsha Gay Sherryl Glenn Irene Gonzalez 12 I juniors Pam Groner Heidi Hageman Betty Hald Rene Halterman Bess Hamblcton Eva Hare Pat Hayes Joy Hollomon Kathy Hoppe Kelly Howard Cheryl Jackson Teresa Jackson Bari Jones Debra Jones Sharon Jordan Ruth Keely Chris Kelly Susie Kennison Lori Kicfel Linda Kilmer Denice Kingsland Linda Kipp Sharon Lambert Ann Lattanzi Teresa Leasure Amy Lee Linda Loy Anna Malatesta Pam Marion Cheryl Martin Deborah Martin Kim Martin Janet Maxwell Wendy McBee Karen McGuire 13 unior A Jackie McKay Barbara McKinsey Gail McMahon April Miller Rhonda Millner Barbara Mitchell Kaye Mitchell Norma Mitchell Kim Moore Robin Morris Joyce Morton Kim Nicholson Suzanne Parks Pam Paxton Joyce Perry Glynnis Polk Gayle Pomeroy Vicky Porter Betty Rhoten Joetta Rictor Patricia Roberts Sharon Rose Regina Scott Grctchen Sell Debra Scmler Cheryl Shields Melody Stafford Valerie Stokes Karen Sumner Diane Swanson Kathy Tenderella Cynthia Thomas Debbie Thorne Star Titus Carrie Todd 14 unior A $ Brenda Tunc Anita Tymchuck Cynthia Warren Annette Washington Naomi Watson Donna Wehrly Petra Weim Becky Whitton Betty W kimcr Tecna Winn omoreA Linda Akers Sue Anderson Kerri Attwood Patricia Bailey Vicki Baldwin Kim Bebck Angel Beck Kami Berberick Kim Borland Retha Borton Maureen Bow ley Lori Brand Donna Brown Rhonda Brown Dee Bunch 15 omores Sally Burlingame Valeric Burmcster Jenny Busselle Peggy Butler Melissa Callison Vicky Campbell Jill Carter Jennece Chester Tammi Chitman Yuriko Claiborne Sandi Conger Lynn Crosbie Paula Cook Deby Cummings Kathy Daum Sue Davis Pam Demarinis Pamela Dick Kelli Downey Sue Dykes Roxane Easterly Patty Engle Sandy Edmonds Ada Evans Debbie Fitzgerald Diane Fitzgerald Michaelea Flint Karen Freitag Debbie Gaines April Gerding JoAnn Graham Kathy Grate LaTawnia Gray Lorrie Gregor ie Wendy Gregory 16 onto res Janette Hall Anne Hansen Linda Harrel Evleyn Harris Justine Harris Frankie Harris Cindi Hollomon Vickie Hayes Karen Howell Jeanine Huffman Julie Ingle Dorothy Jackson Marcianne Jackson Kathy James Belinda Johnson Lori Johnson Pam Johnson LeeAnn Kelly Toni Kenison Marcia Kipp Casey Knight Diane Kurtzbein Kathy Lal'ave Robin Lesch Cathy Leverton Candy Lewis Kimberly Lewis Pam Lindstrom Vicki Lockman Laurie MacComber Rita Malley Connie Manny Sharon Marambe Kathy Martin Corinthian Mathies 17 o mores Karen Mathis Julie Mertens Brenda Mills Tracy Mishiro Ann Moore Lisa Moore Kelli Moore Sue Morris Charlotte Mueller Carol Nelson Francel Noriega Lynita Parham Roberta Phillips Connie Perrault Jill Pomeroy Nancy Potts Tercita Powell Janet Prentice Marlene Purvis Peggy Ramsay Ann Rischiotto Cheryl Roberts Gay Rollins Leigh Ann Royce Audrey Sanders Annette Scheer Anna Schmidt Karen Seaquist Bernieta Sherman Anne Simpson Jeanette Sorensen Carolyn St. Helen Barbara Stark Connie Stokes Kelley Thom 18 omoreS Cindy Thomas Denise Todd Sonia Tucker Mary Underhill Norma Usher Linda Utterback Julia Wall Bonnie Weinberger Gay Weisgerbcr Kim Whitesides men Dorothy Adair Debbie Altree Renae Allen Pamela Amos Cathy Anderson Karen Andersen Liane Angell Sherril Bagley Dawn Baird Karen Baker Tamara Baker Arda Battilega Susan Bennett Donna Barnett Sandy Bollin 19 men Desiree Brethour Dana Brewer Debra Brown Ellen Buccello Maureen Buckley Linette Case Linda Case Laurie Case Diana Buzbee Debbie Butts Patty Cole Valerie Columbia Sandi Cope Lisa Cramer Penny Crocker Lauri Crombie Nina Currier Shirley Davis Nancy Deyermark Sharon Donovan Roxanne Dyer Denise Puller Christi Gallagher Connie Grate Janet Greene Pauline Haase Mary Habas Sherri Hayden Cindy Haye Brenda Hempe Anna Handrix Leigh Hendryx Donna Hoard Cyntrina Horsley Brenda Hudson 20 men Debbie Hydechuk Debbie Jackson Tina Johnson Bridgette Jones Gail Jones Kim Krouse Renee LaChancc Debbi LaHaie Joyce Leben Janet Leuerton Cyndie Littleton Bona Love Laura Loy Lisa Mallcy Linda MacDonald Grace Maldonado Sharon Mann Connie Marks Elizabeth Marty Arlene Marvitz Scritha Mathics Linda Mayhead Joyce McLain Debra Michaels Terry Miley Karyn Miller Kathy Miller Kem Miller Debbie Moore Kim Moore Donna Morgan Nancy Morrissey Lori Morgan Laura Moxlcy Emily Mueller 21 men Erin Nordahl Kathy Nordahl Louise Norris Lorie Nowell Lorraine Olive Annette Overstreet Karen Parks Carmen Perez Cristi Peters Linda Peters Donna Pfenning Cindy Prestige Mora Ramey Tressa Reding Norma Reese Carol Robertson Karen Robertson Janet Rud Lorraine Russell Lorna Russell Julie Sann Susan Schatz Karol Schmidt Debbie Schoenecker Donna Schoenecker Arlene Seelie Laurie Sellon Cindy Shuey Nancy Smeeton Stacie Simoneau Theresa Slaney Colleen Spidal Julie Spinn Jodie Stai Ina Stanton 22 J reA li men Stark, Susan Star, Deborah Stewart, Roxanne Stoops, Anita Paula, Suthcrlin Swanberg, Janet Sylvester. Shelia Talbott, Cyndi Tennant, Brenda Terry, Gail Thorstad, Cindy Versteeg, Kathy Ward, Susan Welch, Teresa Wells, Linda West, Tammy Whitmcr, Brenda Wickenheiser, Wendy Willenberg, Tammara Williams, Juli W ise, Jeannine Wise, Peggy Wolf, Rachel Woods, Suzette Wooldridge, Renee 23 Vcrnell Bradford Eileen Buckley Lelinna Green Sue Kosher Evelyn Parker Renata Siemieniec Vicki Anderson Valeric Burmcster Angela Deloney C. Mueller gets her books out after a hard day at work. Not pictured: Juniors Willie Armstrong Kathy Garber Mary Smith Sheryl Thorstad Cindee Weiss Janice Willis Freshmen Debra Allan Sharon Berge Anna Norris Anna Schmidt Nancy Smetton 24 Don't be Shy”. CL� Offi icerA Students model special (unique) hats for hat day. Freshman class officers pose with Mrs. McLean Seated-Lorna Russell. President. Standing, left to right: Bonna Love, Treasurer, Susan Ward, Vice President. Cindy Littleton, Secretary. Junior class officers, front, left to right. Annette Washington, treasurer, Susie Kennison, Vice President. Cheri Clark. President. Melody Stafford. Secretary, standing. Sophomore class officers, left to right. Gay Weisgerber, Treasurer. Corinthian Matheis. Vice President. Ann Rischiotto, Secretary. time t o ivor L the price success. Dr. Shank is active in groups such as Human Relations Committee Area II, and Long Range Planning Committee Area II. She is president of the Thete Chapter, Delta I'oppa Gamma. Mr. Moran has worked here for three years and is in charge of Curriculum Forum. Monroe Involvement Committee, and Monroe Advisory Committee. He enjoys camping, traveling, music, and photography. M rs. Bowman works on the Staff Development Committee, the Monroe Involvement Committee and in all freshman activities. Her hobbies include going to the beach, gardening, traveling, and crabbing. Mrs. Bowman thinks Monroe is a very spirited school. Dr. Shank Principal Mrs. Bowman V'ice-Principal Mrs. Prio Head Secretary Mrs. Piro prepares to meet a visitor. Mrs. Lydie Attendance Secretary Mrs. Bidwell Department Head Communications 5-8 Sophomore English Mrs. Severson Communications 5-8 Freshman English Mr. Newton Communications 5-8 Freshman English Mrs. Greene Communications 5-8 Sophomore F'nglish Mrs. Bidwell is caught shouting insults at the photographer. Mrs. Severson seems to be enjoying the book she is reading. Social St udi es Mrs. McLean Department Head American Citizenship Counselor Mrs. George American Citizenship American Government Mrs. Hassenger Social Studies American History Counselor Mrs. George and Mr. Moran rendezvous between classes. Mrs. Hassenger smiles about sealing her last Christmas card. Mrs. McLean discusses the activities of the day with some Freshmen. 31 Jiome Economics Mrs. Frost shows Patty Blythe how to operate sewing machine. Mrs. Frost Department Head Home Economics 3-4 Home Economics 1-2 Mrs. Irwin General Home Economics Vocational Child Care Mrs. Walker Commercial Foods Mrs. Walker speaks to students. Mrs. Lyons Home Economics 1-2 Home Economics 5-8 uAineAA Mrs. Ranney Department Head Typing 1-2 General Business Mrs. Knutson General Business Data Processing Mrs. Van Nuys Distributive Education Bookkeeping Mrs. Witte Business Office Practice Clerical Office Practice M iss Hudson Medical Dental Office Training Business Typing 3-4 M iss Kolden Shorthand 1-2 3-4 Legal Stenography Walk S. cience Mr. Pattee helps Gay Rollins with a math problem. Mr. Bergmann wears his hat he traveled up to Yakima, Washington to get for hat day. Mrs. Cronyn Department Head Biology Chemistry Mrs. Goodrich looks stunned over question. Mr. Bergmann Department Head General Math Advanced General Math Algebra I and 2 Mrs. Williams Introductory Algebra Geometry Mr. Pattee Introductory Algebra Advanced General Math Mr. Cunningham Intern Program and Physical Education Miss Morgan Department Head Freshman PF. Activities Director Miss Fuglee PF Health Sul i ect CjroupA ••UGH A candid look at Hoekstra. Mrs. Buffetta Counseling Mrs. Pierce Counseling Miss Farrens Librarian Miss Karens demonstrates the fundamentals of flying for Mrs. Pierce. Mr. White Work Experience Coordinator Mrs. Maynard Medical Careers Mrs. Hoekstra Department Head Dental Careers Caf.t eria and (Custodi land Custodians, L to R: L. Viken, M. Doel, A. Wing, R. Marchant, V. Dewey, F. Sarkisian. H. Weed. This year the cafeteria staff was kept busy with the daily preparation of hot lunches for both the faculty and students. Some of the students were assistants to the main staff in serving to both lunch periods. Cleaning the cafeteria and taking inventory kept the staff busy too. The custodians usual work load consisted of such things as mopping, sweeping, emptying trash cans, keeping the furnace and other facilities in good working order. Many new male faces appeared throughout the year. These faces belonged to custodial aids. Vacation periods were a time of frantic cleaning for the custodians, who cleaned and polished every corner of the school. Mrs. Ann Wing Matron This page is dedicated to Mrs. Margaret Rice and Mr. Harold Weed for their many years of loyal service to James Monroe. Mr. Weed will be retiring at the end of the 1973-74 school year and Mrs. Rice will leave us in the fall of 1974. Mrs. Rice worked as attendance secretary at Washington and head secretary at Roosevelt before coming to Monroe. She was a library and attendance secretary for many years before becoming book clerk in the bookroom. She is known by all of us as that “sunny person” in the bookroom. Mrs. Rice has two daughters and five grandchildren. She loves music, reading, flowers, travel and gourmet food. Her first is her church work though to which she is completely dedicated. Mr. Weed began working in 1974 for the Portland Public Schools at Girls Poly High School He worked at several other schools before returning to James Monroe as Head Custodian. He stated, “To me Monroe is the nicest school in Portland to work at.” He is known by us all as the man who will come to the rescue, and we appreciate it. Mr. Weed is married and has three children and nine grandchildren. His first love is traveling, which he has done extensively. He hopes to finish traveling around the world when he retires in the spring. Mrs. Rice takes a moment to spread a little sunshine. w. it y0u Its all in a days work for Mrs. Rice. Mr. Weed practices relaxing. Is this the Mrs. Bidwell that we all know and Love. 39 DaL time to remember 3„r it id the joy of the past that heepd friends together. eniors . Jahe Jime Jo qCooL $ach Take time to look back at your past four years. They have been filled with growing, understanding, and learning about yourself. Look hack at friends and remember all the good times the past has brought. Remember the car washes in the rain, the cold football games, and being afraid to take your report cards home. The past four years have gone by very fast, and it is time to cherish the past and begin to work for the future. As the Seniors start out on their own, they will remember their years at Monroe. They will begin their lives and no matter what they are doing, going to college or working, they will always “take time to remember.” Roberta Anderson Sheryl Angell Linda Bagley Cathy Berge 43 Joyce Brewster Patricia Brownell Charlie has LOTS of loving friends, as you can see. Carmel Bryant Pamela Burnison Janet Royce spreads some sunshine. Catherine Calcano Karen Canoy Christy Colt Shelley Condit Cathy Monaco eaves drops on D.J. Harris private conversation. Barbara Davis Sharon Diehl Nadyne Durbin Debra Eastwood 45 deniori Carmel Bryant really get� crowned by Cathy Monaco. 46 deniori Kathy Gregory Denise Grieve Charlene Griffin Debra Grovom Verla Hagen Rebecca Halford 47 Katherine Hanset Cathy Fisher swings her way through school. Debra Harris Seniors Susan Harris Kathy Hebrard Debbie Hedden Julie Hohnstein Seniors I 'S Cindy Kimbcr Karen Kimmons Peggy Kistler Tina Krause Ann Kuper Gaylen LaLonde Cindy Leech Kathy Gregory and Jill Reich are caught laughing in the halls during Jeanette LetZ class time. Better watch that girls! 49 Seniors Mary Manion Patty Mari hart Tina Krause helps Kathy Brown with her make-up for Senior Talent Show. 50 Seniors Eva Marvitz Diane Messinger Debi Mills Catherine Monaco Teri Mooney ham Kay Morgan Cathy Moore Joyce Moore Mary Ann Morrison Michele Neligh Jeanne Moran Beverly Olson Senior A Senior 5 Debbie Shuey Heidi Silfies Jody Seaman Teresa Sheeley Charlie Griffin, Kathy Spieler. Patty Patterson, Cathy Fisher, Jill Reich, and Eva Marvitz get ready for Senior Talent Show. Karen Small Cindra Smith John Socha Teresa Sparkman 53 deniori Catherine Spieler Jeanine St. Helen Flora Stapleton Susan Staton Happiness is lunch time for Jeanne Moran. Laura Toop Teresa Turner Diane Thomas 54 Senior A Roxie White Carol Wilcox May I have a milkshake please! Cindee W oody Troy Young 55 on a IJl on or Elaine Furukawa Arlene Glueck Toni Janeway Cindy Kimber Cindy Leech 56 Debbie Grovom Peggy Kistler Michelle N'eligh ru tiona jj; onor Mary Ross Teresa Sparkman Diane Thomas Laura Topp Senior class officers, 1 to r. Heidi Silfies, President. Beverly Gay, Vice President, Barb Davis, Secretary, and Karen Small. Treasurer. Terri Turner time to th tie Source power. a. asses nu icine I he Medical Assistant Major is offered to Senior students, including girls from Monroe and co-ops from other High Schools. Co-operative students attend classes first three periods of the day and Monroe students the last three. Two of the periods are spent learning the anatomy of the body, medical equipment, and procedures related to assisting a doctor. The last period is spent in the Business Department learning basic law and Medical business office procedures. In the latter part of the year, the students leave for work experience. At the University of Oregon Medical School. Later still, the girls work in private doctors offices. 'Phis course offers preparation for a Medical career. Kathleen Mallon waits for her turn at the microscope. 60 The camera surprises Mrs. Maynard. istinc fyentid i Wa o, (Concern The Dental Assistant Major is offered the Senior year. The students study the anatomy of teeth and learn procedures such as passing instruments and materials to prepare them for assisting a dentist. One semester is spent in the Business department in a course specially designed for the Medical-dental field. At the beginning of the second semester. Dental Assistants are capped. After this ceremony they leave for practical training at the University of Oregon Dental School. Later in the spring, the students work in private dental offices until graduation. Now look here girls, this is how you do it. Ann Kuper gets capped in the capping ceremony. The two types of career Shorthand taught at Monroe this year were legal Shorthand and Gregg Shorthand. I he legal Shorthand course teaches the student the use of legal vocabularly, how to type legal documents and introduces the students to a legal environment. The course has many speakers visit throughout the year. I he Gregg Shorthand course teaches the students office procedures through the use of equipment loaned by businesses around Portland. Both classes have taken the Federal Civil Service Test, which everyone passed. The classes have also combined for field trips to places such as the Multonomah County Courthouse, the U.S. Courthouse, and the Georgia Pacific Building. Field experience for the class was March 25 to May 24, in the afternoons. Troy Young, Linda Schmidt and Lori Bollinger are taking dictation from tapes. Nancy Liu and Lori Bollinger take dictation from Miss Kolden. Kept d3i iisy Cindy Leech acts like she is taking a phone call in shorthand class. Nancy Liu and Sue Rice transcribe their shorthand. Typing is required for freshmen at Monroe. They begin by learning basic things, such as short reports, changing ribbons, and cleaning the typewriter. They also take timings to improve their speed. At the end of the year, students take a test to see if they can get into second year typing. The second year typing offers a wide variety in the area of office work and how to work on different typewriters. Again students learn how to improve their accuracy and speed. In the General Business classes students learn how to write checks, study record-keeping, tax forms and areas of insurance. The class also enjoyed first-hand information from visiting speakers. This class is open to members of the sophomore class. Kim Whitesides and Lee Ann Kelly exercise their skills. Mrs. Ranny assists student in adjusting one of the typewriters. Ah! Ah! Keep your eves on the copy Marlene Purvis, like Cheryl Martin does.” 63 Of uSineSS Data Processing, Clerical Office Practice, and Business office Practice are offered to students who wish to major in the business field at Monroe. Data Processing is offered to seniors only as a two-hour major. Operation of various business machines is taught in this class. This course offers unlimited opportunity to students interested in becoming a machine operator, clerical worker, typist. Business Office Practice is open to juniors who wish to major in Clerical Office Practice. Students learn basic office procedures such as filing, dictaphone and business machines used in offices. Clerical Office Practice is offered at the Senior level as a major. Girls in this class have practical experience on machines through printing of school programs, personal stationery and cards and special jobs for teachers. Girls in this class may choose to go out on work experience during the second semester. Shelly Condit looks busy in C.O.P. 64 Patricia Roberts runs offset in darkroom. � Mrs. Knutson helps Co-op on one of the machines. C. Monaco works hard in her major C.O.P. Mrs. Knutson gives Jody Seamon assignment in Data Processing. 65 Slrt Students Kept SuS The art department bought new equipment such as a camera and a printing press with funds from the grant they received last year. The cameras were used for the new pamphlets. The pamphlets were designed by the advanced General Art Class. The printing press was used to print poems and things such as graduation announcements for one of the seniors. This year the students earned money for the art department by painting a hank window at Christmas. They also painted murals on windows of other stores. This has become an annual event for the classes. There was a new teacher for the general art classes, her name is Mrs. Caughlin. She received a mini grant to bring speakers into the classroom. Mrs. Cowger continued as head of the art department. Renata Siemienier. April Miller, and Marci Fdwards work on Mural, and they really seem to be enjoying it. Brenda Tune and Sheryl Thorstad work on the First National Bank window during Christmas Season. Joe hands Brenda paste to glue a section on poster. 66 Susan Sc hat applies makeup to Stacie Simoneaus face for Drama Class. fundamen ta(s Of 2) ram a Drama is a class taught by Miss Sorenson open to all grades as an elective. The students learn the basic fundamentals of acting, scenery, painting, make-up and lighting. The fifth and sixth periods drama classes performed pantomimes in Expo ‘74. Many drama students took part in the play productions. There are great hopes for a musical play sometime in the future. Miss Sorenson gives instructions for fall play to L to R D. Wright. J. Booker, L. Royce, and K. Anderson. Grace Maldonado and Susan Ward get props ready for the play. Children JlvalUL Ml y, ear The Senior Nursery school class was able to work with toddlers all year long, for the first time. They worked with the children three days a week for two weeks and then had them once a week for the rest of the year. Girls are also able to talk with mothers of the children in a separate room. The class made holiday cards. Each senior chose a holiday and reported to the class information concerning the holiday. On that particular holiday, that senior was in charge of the Nursery School class. The seniors went on field trips. One trip was to a hook store to buy hooks used in the class. Verla Hagen keeps her eyes on two youngsters for Nursey school. I eresa Sparkan offers a helping hand to Nursery school toddler. M. Findlay makes sure stove is turned off before leaving. Commercial P oods is a major which trains students in various areas of the food industry. It is open to juniors and seniors. Students study food costs, food service, and budgeting. Students also learn how to plan and cook luncheons. They enjoyed cooking luncheons for faculty members several times during the year. Students in this class baked and sold special pastries at Christmas, Expo and during the spring. One special project included preparing sack lunches for staff members, which proved successful for all concerned. J. Socha cooks up a real good brew for Commercial Foods class. 69 S. Rose prepares a dish for commercial foods. St udentJ -Allowed Vo £Lcl Communications 5-8, is a new elective program this year. It allows Junior and Senior students to be exposed to many different areas of English. Each grading period, the students enroll in one of the English programs. Thus giving them a chance to pick an area they are interested in. This allows the students and the teacher to be satisfied with the courses given. By the end of the year a student will have been exposed to four different areas of English, all being of some educational value to their particular field of interest. Mrs. Greene studies with students Retha Borton and Charolette Mueller. Mrs. Handy helps Betty Widmer and Cindee Weiss with English Annette Stallworth and Chervl Jackson get busy in English sign-up sheet 7 70 ies -Abitit, 2 eveloped X C U.S. History is offered to students on the Junior level. The course helps students develop abilities needed to deal with problems within our society as citizens. Citizenship is a senior course. It focuses on the application of skills within the community—local to global. Students in these classes were able to hear a variety of speakers, ranging from convicts to policewomen. They were also able to examine historical forces in the U.S. through films. Debbie Thorn and Cjail McMahon sit in Social Studies. ram introduced Sophomores studied a year of health, eliminating P.E. at this level. The course included a month of driver education. Topics included in the classroom were first aid, mental health and some biology. Some sophomores participated in team sport to get the exercise they missed by not having P.E. Freshman physical education included new techniques in bowling, golf and creative modern movement. Work on the balance beam was part of a special gymnastics section. Students in PE classes enjoyed improvements made during the summer on the ventilating system and shower room in the locker room. Debbie Gaines and Lisa Moore practice first aide. Cyntrina Horsley waits on the sidelines while watching Sandi Cope and Carol Smidt face off. Miss Fuglee sets the beat. dive l edearch Look Gay! Bacteria! UJ One year of biology is required at the Sophomore level. A few Freshman are allowed to enroll in the course also. Biology students study the living environment and the human body structure. They take a trip to the coast and to the mountains to further their studies. Chemistry classes study the formation of chemical compounds, and do basic experiments. Chemistry is open to sophomore, junior, and seniors. All the classes enjoy using their dial-o- gram scales that they got this year. They make it a lot easier and quicker to weigh things in the class. Now that the chemistry room has been almost completed, the students can work in better and more modern surroundings. Biology is a serious subject for Gay Weisgcrber. Bess Hambieton. Paula Cook, and Denice Campbell. “Now it's like this! , says Mr. Miller. 73 “Moi ” J em A new project, handled by the senior Distributive Education class, was the issuance of credit cards to teachers and students at Monroe. People would apply, their application would be reviewed by the senior class, and if accepted, a credit card would be issued. Card holders were able to charge up to $2.50 on their card. At the end of each month, a bill was sent with a grace period of ten days. If the bill was not paid within the ten days, the card would be revoked. Both junior and senior classes work in the notion Nook. Senior students begin work experience during the last semester and continue until graduation. Carol Bingham buys candvbar for D.E. students Carol Wilcox and Pam Burnison. DEC A members L to R: Front Row Roberta Anderson. Joyce Moore, Kav Morgan, Back row: Lori Kiefel, Denice Kingsland, Cindra Smith, Patty Mallory, and Teresa Herrmann. 74 DEC A officers are L to R: Teresa Herrmann. Secretary. Cindra Smith President, and Kay Morgan Vice-President. Not pictured is Kathy Hebbrard Treasurer. Wen JUJJ Do artment This year two men were added to the mathmatics department. Mr. Pattee had his classes in one of the portables. Mr. Cunningham was an assistant in Mr. Bergmann’s room, working on an intern program. The math classes consisted of Math General, h irst and Second year Algebra and Geometry. Mrs. Williams kept busy next door to Mr. Bergmann, Department Chairman. This year the computer was moved between Mr. Bergman’s and Mrs. Williams rooms. Corinthian Mathies. Lynita Parham. Yurkio Claiborn work on their Math Final. Paula Cook seems to be doing her Math. St udent A Redecorate dCounye General home economics courses were offered to students in all classes. The freshman class was instructed in several phases of cooking, sewing, and home nursing. The sophomore class studied advanced cooking, and sewing. The year is split in half to give equal time to each segment. The junior- seniors studied various aspects of sewing. I he students made several garments displayed in Expo 74. They also spent a great deal of time re- decorating the downstairs lounge for teachers. Susie Kcnnison and Linda Blum work on cabinet in Home Ec Class. The staff, for the publication of the Doctrine, is open to members of the sophomore, junior, and senior classes. The main job for the class, is getting the newspaper to the students once a month, which they do very well. The students gain experience in soliciting advertising, newspaper writing and layout techniques. Various members enjoyed the experience of attending press conferences for the mayor and congressional and senatorial candidates. They also attended joint high school press conferences with other schools in Portland area. The editor of the staff was Sandi Conger, and the assistant editor was Marlene Purvis. Kim Whitesides. Cheryl Roberts, and Editor Sandi Conger work to meet the deadline. Top row. L. to R.: K. Berberick, S. Marainbe. S. Conger. K. Brundcgc. J. Booker and B. Mitchell. Middle row, L. to R.: C. Roberts, R. Lesch. M. Purvis, F. Noriega and P. Marion. Bottom row, L. to R.: L. Brand. J. Pomeroy, K. Whitesides, D. Jackson and T. Gay. Not Pictured: C. Kelly, A. Rischiotto and N. Rosling. Nancy Rosling and Marlene Purvis work on the layout for newspaper. 77 PulLLr Erinr V anejed The Yearbook class produces the Yearbook every year. This year the staff began work with a new company called Pischel, in Pasco. Washington. The class worked to create a senior oriented book this year. Yearbook is open to Sophomore, Junior, and Seniors. One major change brought about by the new company was a monthly deadline from January through April. The girls also enjoyed having company paste-up, allowing them more time for photography, layout, and developing procedures. Publications is a new class, developed because of an interest in the newspaper-yearbook field. The students in this class are trained to work in yearbook and newspaper techniques. This class is open to Sophomores, juniors, and Senior students gained actual experience through writing for the newspaper and yearbook. Sharon Jordan points out layout to Editor Charlene Griffin. Charlene Griffin puts in extra effort to meet deadlines. You don’t say! Yearbook Staff, L to R; Top Row Diane Swanson. Charlene Griffin. Cathy Monaco. Debbie Mills, Second Row; Sharon Jordan. Retha Borton. Liz. Davis. Bonnie Weinberger. Third Row; April Gerding. Kim Borland. Jeanette Sorensen, Bottom Row; Bessie Hambleton, Jan Dolson. and Rhonda Doyle. Publications: Top L to R: S. Conger. G. Polk, and J. Harris. Second, L to R; N. Beck. K. Lafave, J. Cester. and P. Lindstrom. Third L to R. M. Bradford, D. Fitzgerald, C. Fisher, P. Young and D. Fitzerald Last L to R: S. Kennison, D. Lynch, and C. Perrault. Copy staff L to R Jeanette Sorensen. Kim Borland, and April Gerding work on copy for yearbook. 79 SaL time to taugll', St id the dinging that liefpd with fifed foadd. Activitied . . . Entertainment Assemblies this year offered entertainment and information to the students of Monroe through various kinds of programs. Pep assemblies were held during football and basketball seasons. They generated spirit for the Benson games throughout the year. I he New Reliables returned with an even bigger and better Rock Group. They were available to Monroe through the ninth Army at Fort Lewis. Second Wind presented a film supporting its cause for the needy. It helped move many students to participate in this project. A new kind of assembly was tried this year. All the students gathered on the gymnasium floor to see Al Carter perform on the trampoline. He kept students in rapt attention for one hour. At the Christmas assembly, the teachers and students sang songs together. The Drama class brightened the assembly with a Christmas play. It starred our own Santa Claus, Mr. Bergmann. Some of the other assemblies included class talent shows and student body officer installation. Army group performs during assembly. Rose Wells ex presses herself during B.S.U. Assembly. Singer in army group dedicates song to person in student Body. 82 I Mr. Moran and Mrs. Bowman exit after being honored by Student Council. Students are captivated during performance by professional trampolinist. Al Carter. Mr. Bergmann makes his debut as Santa Claus for Christmas Play. 83 Sckoot Joured Expo ‘74 was held on February 22nd. Many parents of students and prospective students toured the school and viewed displays that had been set up in the classrooms. This year, for convenience and a change, the arts and science classes combined their displays. The stage show was presented twice and contained a variety of acts such as singing, dancing, and reading. The entire program was planned and presented by members of the drama and physical education departments. The singing was done by the newly-formed Black Student Union choir. L. Fowler puts on make-up before the show. Parents enjoy touring classes and learning some new things. P. Haase and G. Maldonado demonstrate exercises for audience in Expo 74. 84 L. Moxley, S. Davis, P. Yarnell, L. Fowler, J. Whitmer, and D. Brethour show different . movements during Expo 74. L- Fow,cr do« « own hmK ,n ExP°- C ounci t W.eh Student Council was very busy this year. They participated in many fund- raising events including March of Dimes and U.G.N. Student Council handled balloting and activities for Miss Merry Christmas and the Dad and Daughter banquet. Student Council’s greatest accomplishment in 1973 was having students petition to have a fence put in back of Monroe, for safety reasons. The fence was installed during the summer of 1973. Student Council consists of council officers and reg representatives. Student Council officers serve for one semester a school year, as do reg representatives. Student Council officers are elected in the spring and winter and representatives are elected in the fall and winter. Fall officers L to R: Laura I'opp, Treasurer, Cathy Monaco President, Corinthian Mathies Secretary, and behind Joy Holamon Vice-President. President Cathy Monaco comtemplates major d cisions for the student body. 86 Spring Student Body officers watch Mrs. Lydie type up insturctions for meeting. I to r. Flora Wells President. Leigh Ann Royce Secretary, and Treasurer Brenda Tune. Laura 'Popp decorates Christmas tree for the Student Body. 87 President Flora Wells accepts carnation from President Cathy Monaco during installation ceremony. 3 ramatic s ctiuitieA ted p- romoi Ms. Sorensen advised the Thespians again this year. The club raised money to attend the state conference. The members also recorded a children’s radio show on KBPS. The purpose of the club is to promote dramatic acti- vities within the school. The student must have ten points, acquired by dram- atic activities, to become a Thespian. The club meetings were held on Thursdays in room 309, twice a month. The officers were President Monica Lester; Vice President Debbie Semler; Secretary Troy Young; and Treasurer Penni Butler. Lisa Moore puts make-up on Kathy Verskeeg. 88 Becky Whitton, Jan Dolson, Vernele Bradford, and Monica Lester perform at Christmas play. Thespian Officers, Monica Lester, Melody Stafford. Troy Young, and Debbie Scmler give a dramatic pose. In the fall play Melissa Callison plays the lion and Debbie Jones played the clown. Thespian Members; L to R Front Row; Becky Whitton, Debbie Semler. Melody Stafford. Troy Young. Grace Maldonado; Second Row, Karen Anderson. Norma Bland. Luada Green. Gaylen LaLonde, Sande Williams. Pat Hayes, Sharon Mann, Linda McDonald; Third Row, John Snook. Kathleen Mallon. Keeya Brundege, Patty Yarnell. Chris Kelly 89 L to R : Debbie Semler, Sonia Tucker, and Diane Kurtzbein get in motion for the big game. Denise Brinster and Debbie Semler practice their 90 « Varsity Football Rally; Pam Marion. Joy Hollamon. Suzic Kcnnison, Cheri Clark, and Linda Blum L. to R.: Ciav Weisgcrbcr, Debbie LaHai. Paula Sutherland, Francell Noriega, and Cyntrina Horsley pose for Benson J.V. Basketball Rally. L. to R.: Kim Whitesides. Diane Kirtsbein. Sonia Tucker. Denier Brinster, and Debbie Semler pose for Benson Varsity Rally. 91 Key et ted Seri e Kcycttes is a club for any Junior or Senior that is willing to help serve the school and the community. 'Phis year Keyettes sold programs for the Kiwanis Dog Show. They also helped to decorate Red Cross Christmas stockings, and caroled at an orphanage. Keyctte week was March 11-15. It included such activities as class competition, a penny drive, and sold ribbons for the Kidney Association. On Friday the 15th a local radio station held an assembly. Meetings were held every Friday in room 201 at 8:00. The members then discuss future projects, assemblies and sales. The club advisor was Mr. White, and President was Lori Bollinger. Keyettes back row; Pat Elliot, Debbie Shucy. Jeaninc St. Helen, Roxc White. Cheri Clark. Mary Manion, Kathy flebrard. third row; Karen Small. Elaine Furukawa, Jeanette Letz, Elizabeth Davis. Sheryl Glenn, Chris Colt. Arlene Glueck. second row. Cathy Fisher. Jeannic Moran. Sharon Jordan. Gretchen Sell. Candy Fisher, front row, Darlene Breniser. Lori Bollinger, and Cindra Smith. Keyettes officers L to R; Jeannie Moran. Debbie Shuey. Pat Elliot, and Lori Bollinger pose with Mr. White, advisor. 92 Diplomats serve as the ushering club for all assemblies at the school. This club is open to sophomores juniors and seniors. This year they each wore their own name tags with ribbons. The advisor was Mrs. Cowger. The club raised money by a candy cane sale at Christmas and another candy sale in the Spring. Diplomats meet every other Wednesday at 8:00 to discuss problems and plans for the club. Kim Nicholson, vice president, prepares bulletin board. Back row; Patty Marihart. Teresa Sparkman, Betty Widmeir, Robin Morris. Kim Nicholson. Glynnis Polk, middle row; Diane Swanson. Sharon Jordan. Debbie Little. Kccya Brundagr. Bari Jones, Kathiene Day. Grechen Sell, Janice Brown. Robin Frison s4u aren eSS reSSe J The Black Student Union is a club to make the black students aware of themselves and the people around them. Mrs. Greene advised B.S.U. which met every Friday at 8:00 in room 101. The club held a Soul Assembly during Black Student Month. The theme was Kuvmba, meaning creativity. The assembly included Gospel singing, dancing, modeling, and poetry. A dinner was also held. The B.S.U. officers were: President: Beverly Gay, vice President: Joyce Perry, Secretary; Michelle Bell, and Treasurer; Rose Wells. The B.S.U. officers were: President: Beverly Gay. Vice President: Joyce Perry. Secretary: Michelle Bell, and Treasurer, Rose Wells. Beverly Gay. B.S.U. president I 'I orsha Gay, Cheryl Jackson, and Linda Harrel sing in the B.S.U. assembly. 94 Kelli Howard, Debbie Lahai. Debbie Fitzgerald play their very best in volleyball game. Leslie Young, and Gail McMahon take a break from playing a game. VottfUt Jeam ucce sful The Volleyball team began practice early in September to prepare for the first game at the end of the month. The team was advised by Mrs. Goodrich and Ms. Fuglee. Uniforms for the team were light blue shorts, light blue tops and white socks with light blue stripes. The team did not have enough uniforms for all members, hut more were ordered for next year. High scorer for the varsity team was Debbie LaHaie, with Glynnis Polk in second place by two points. Monroe participated in the cross division play- offs in October. Volleyball team L to R: top row, Debbie Little. Louise Norris. Debbie Fitzgerald. Theresa Leasure, Kelli Howard. Linda Bagley. Robin Frison Manager. Middle: Karen Parks. Bridgette Jones. Glynnis Polk. Katbv Day. Bottom. Gay Weisgerber. Diane Fitzgerald. Kelli Downey. Lynn Crosbie. Leslie Y'oung. 95 This year the swim team consisted of fifteen girls. They practiced at Buck- man from 6:30 till 8:00. The team also had new swim suits. Their swim meets were at Lewis and Clark, and Miss Fuglee was their instructor. Laura Lopp was this years captain. STni7eSn G OUVPicture: T°P Row Left; A. Hendrix. J. McLain, Front Row left to ritfht k. Day. L. Iopp (captain). A. Overstreet. A. Lattnazi, C. Grate. J. Greene I) Moore, and L. Case. C. Grate practices her dive for Swim meet. Swim Team at play; L. Case. D. Moore. J. Mclain. C. Grate. A. Hendrix. Middle row. J Greene, A. Lattanzi. k. Day. Front Row L. Topp (captain) and A. Overstreet. 96 ice Jf radii important Do D. earn The tennis team practiced on Wednesdays and Thursdays from 3:45 to 5:00 at the Portland Tennis Center and Mondays, Tuesdays and Fridays at the Laurelhurst Courts from 3:15 to 5:00. Coach for the tennis team was Mr. Jim Miller. The first match was held March 28 against Franklin at Franklin. All other matches were held on Tuesdays and I hursdays after school. The members of the tennis team were: Patty Young, Gay Weisberger, Mary Finley, Cheryl Martin, Cheryl Roberts, Debbie LaHai, Premia Tune, Marcia Kipp, Theresa Sparkman, Patti Mari hart, Sharon Lambert, Joetta Rictor and Joy Holloman. Tennis team group picture. L to R Back row: C. Martin, K. Mitchell, Mr. Miller, un-identified student, C. Roberts, B. Tunc, Middle Row; L to R: M. Findley. J. Rictor, D. Kurtzbinc, P. Young, P. Marihart. and 'I'. Sparkman. 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Drillettes 3,4, Orchestra 3. Linda Berscng: Major Medical Liz Betteridge: Major Legal Shorthand. Chansonettes 3. Keyettes4. Anita Biber: Major Data Processing. Basketball Team 1.2. Student Council Rep 2, Volleyball 'Leam 1.2. Honor Roll 1. Christmas Play I. Carol Bingham: Major Distributive Education Jean Bland: Major Medical. A.V.O. 2,3.4. Student Council Rep. 1.2.3.4. Swim Team Timer 2.3. Thespians 1,2.3.4, Keyettes, Student of the Month 3. Outdoor Counselor 3. Prom Committee 4. Freshman 'Palent Show 1. Senior 'Palent Show 4. Lori Bollinger: Major Shorthand-Legal. Keyettes 3.4. 'Pennis Team 2, Two Years Perfect Attendance. Oregon-Girls State, Optimist Club Youth Week Citation. Vicki Bouchor: Major Medical. Bowling Team 1. Honor Roll 4. Darlene Breniser: Major Clerical Office Practice and Legal Shorthand, Class Officer 2, Drama 2. Keyettes 4, Honor Roll 2. Donna Breniser: Clerical Office Practice. Joyce Brewster: Major Clerical Office Practice B.S.U. Dance Team 3. Patty Brownell: Major Data Processing Carmel Bryant: Major Clerical Office Practice, Data Processing, Chansonettes 1,2,3. Drama 4, Drillettes 1.2,3. B.S.U. 1.2.3.4. Rally 3. Student Council Rep. 4. Dance Team 3. Spring Show 4. Senior Prom Committee 4. Director of Senior T alent Show 4. Soul Assembly, Pep Club. Volleyball T eam. Basketball T eam. Senior Ensemble. Pam Burnison: Major Distributive Education, Deca 3,4, Junior Achievement 2. Cathy Calcano: Major Commercial Foods. Swim Team 1,2,3,4. Karen Canoy: Major Commercial Foods, Swim Team 1.2.3.4. Second Wind Iionor Roll 2. Christy Colt: Major Dental. Chansonettes 3. Keyettes 4, Honor Roll 3.4. Shelly Condit: Major Clerical Office Practice, Keyettes 3,4. Barbara Davis: Major Dental. Class Officer 1,4. Milestone 3, Student Council Rep. I. Perfect Attendance 3. Outdoor School Counselor 3. Honor Roll 3. Sharon Diehl: Major Art. Track I Nadyne Durbin: Major Commercial Foods, Biology Award 2. Honor Roll. Debbie Eastwood: Major Distributive Education. Diplomats 3. Drama 3. Doctrine 1,2,3. Youth For Christ 1,2.3. Patricia Elliott: Major Legal Shorthand. Keyettes 3,4. Catherine Fisher: Major Clerical Office Practice and Data Processing. Keyettes 4. Student Council Rep. 4. Junior Achievement 2,3,4. Outdoor School Counselor 3. Senior Prom Committee 4. Honor Roll 3.4. Ski Club 4. Monroe Advisory Committee 4. Graduation Committee 4. Tour Guide 4. Elaine Furakawa: Major Medical. Drillettes 4. Keyettes 4. National Honor Society 3.4. Student Council Rep. I, Perfect Attendance I. Biology Award 2. Chemistry Award 3, Optimist Award 4. Senior 'Palent Show 4. Janet Giovannone: Major Medical. Class Officer I. Drama 2. Rally 2.3. Student Council Rep. 3. Sigma 3. Swim Team 2.3. Thespians 2. Arlene Glueck: Major Medical, Class officer 2. Delta Mu 3, Drillettes 4. Keyettes 4. National Honor Society 3.4. Student Council Rep. I. Youth for Christ 3.4. Outdoor School Counselor 3.4. Biology and Chemistry Award 2,3, Seeker Singers 4. Shirley Gobler: Major Data Processing, Bowling Team 1. National Honor Society 3. Luada Green: Major Data Processing. Bowling Team 4. Drama 3.4. Thespians 3,4. Charlene Griffin: Major Clerical Office Practice, Chansonettes 2, Class Officer 1,3, Drillettes 3,4. Keyettes 4, Milestone 2.3. Editor 4, Student Council Rep 1.2.3. Swim Team 2. Pep Club 3. Junior Achievement 3. Tour Guide 4. Senior Talent Show 4. Freshman Orientation 4. Delta Mu 3. Second Wind I. Spring Show 2. Debbie Grovom: Major Dental. Keyettes 2, National Honor Society 2. Student Council Sigma 2. Biology Award 2. Outdoors School Counselor 3.4. Verla Hagen; Major Child Development, Drama 2,3. Rebecca Halford: Major Medical. Bowling Team 4, Drama 3.4. Track Team 3. D.J. Harris: Major Clerical Office Practice, Data Processing. Chansonettes 1.2,3. B.S.U. 1,2.3.4. Miss Merry Christmas I. Pat Hauck: Major Data Processing, National Honor Society 3.4. Biology Award 2. Kathy Hepbard: Major Distributive Education, Deca 3.4, Keyettes 3.4. A.V.O. I. Sigma 3.4. Student Council Rep. 1.2.3.4, Track Team 1.2.3.4. Miss Teenage America Semi Finalist, Monroe Advisory Committee 3.4. Second Wind Youth Coordinator, March of Dimes Coordinator 3. Debbie Hedden; Major Distributive Education, Track T eam 2. Teresa Herrmann: Major Distributive Education Deca 4. Sigma 3. Laurie Holland Major Distributive Education, Deca 3, T reasurer Julie Hohnstein: Major Data Processing. Keyettes, Sigma. Student Council Rep. Linda Howell: Major Nursery School Wendy Kiefel: Major Nursery School Peggy Kistler: Major Clerical Office Practice. Class Officer 3. National Honor Society 4. Student Council Rep. 2,3, Youth for Christ 1.2. Tina Krause : Major Medical. Class Officer 3. Drama 1.2,3,4. Miss Merry Christmas Court 3, Student Council Rep 1.2.3, Outdoor School Counselor. Volleyball Team 1,2, Biology Award, March of Dimes Walk-a-thon 3, National Leadership Methods Camp. Outdoor Club. Honor Roll. Helen Kuehn: Major Medical, Orchestra 1,2. Ann Kuper: Major Dental Careers, Bowling Team 1,2, Biology Award 2. T alent Show 1. Second Wind 1. Gaylen LaLonde: Major Legal and Machine Shorthand. Chansonettes 1, Diplomats 2,3,4, Student Council Rep. Thespians4. Regular Choir. Cindy Leech: Major Shorthand. National Honor Society 4. Monica Lester: Major Data Processing, Basketball Team I, Chansonettes 1,2,3. Class Officer I. Drama 1.2.3. B.S.U. I. Milestone 2. Student Council Rep. 1.2.3. Thespians 2.3.4, Track Team 2.3. Track Awards 2,3, Junior Achievement 1,2,3. Biology Award. Jeanette Letz: Major Clerical Office Practice, Keyettes4. Nancy Liu: Major Legal Shorthand, Keyettes, Student Council Rep. Corrine Lynch: Major Medical. B.S.U. 3.4. Youth Optimist Award. Biology Award. Kathleen Mallon: Major Medical, Bowling T eam I, Drama 3.4. Thespians 3,4. Patty Mallory: Major Distributive Education, Basketball Team I. 106 Deca 4, Tennis Team I. Volleyball Team 1. Mary Manion: Major Dental. Bowling Team I, Chansonettes I. Delta Mu 3. Drillcttes 1.2.3.4. Keycttcs 3,4, Football Queen I, Track Manager 1, Track Team 3. Patti Marihart: Major Child Development and Clerical Office Practice. Bowling Team 4. Diplomats 3.4. Drama 2. Keyettes 3.4. National Honor Society 4, Student Council Rep. 2, 'Pennis Team 3.4. Thespians 2,3, Track Team 2. Senior Talent Show 4. Perfect Attendance I. Youth in Government 3. Student Day in Government 4. Eva Marvit: Data Processing. Drama 1.2. Drillettes 3.4. Senior Talent Show 4, Spring Show 3. Ruth Means: Major Data Processing, Doctrine I. Diana Messinger: Major Medical. Student Council Rep I, Swim Team 2. Catherine Monaco: Major Clerical Office Practice, Milestone 4. Doctrine 2.3. Student Council Office Fall-Spring Student Body President 3.4. Track 3. North East Optimist Club-Honoree. Honor Roll, Student Council Member 4. Dance Team. Terri Mooneyham: Major Data Processing and Clerical Office Practice. Joyce Moore: Major Distributive Education, Deca 3.4. Junior D.E. Girl of The Year. Jeanne Moran: Major Data Processing and Clerical Office Practice. Bowling Team 1.2, Drama 2, Drillettes 2.3,4. Keyettes 4. Thespians 2, Outdoor School Counselor 3.4. Junior Achievement 2,3.4-H. Senior Graduation Committee. Prom Committee. Kay Lynn Morgan: Major Distributive Education. Deca 3.4. Mary Morrison: Major Data Processing. Drama 2. Doctrin2. Patricia Patterson: Major Medical. Drillettes 4, Student Council Rep. 4. Drama 2. Bonnie Ramsay: Major Data Processing. Doctrine 2. Sue Rice: Major Legal Shorthand. Mary Ross: Major Dental Careers, Drama 2, Drillettes 2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4. President. Senior 'Palent Show 4, Senior Ensemble 4. Janet Roys: Major Foods, Keyettes 4. Jeanine St. Helen: Major Medical Careers, Chansonettes 1.2.3. Keyettes 4. Youth for Christ 1,2. Linda Schmidt: Legal Shorthand. Debra Schaffer: Medical. A.V.O. I.2.3.4. Debbie Shuey: Major Dental Assistant, Keyettes 4. Pep Club 1. Track Team I. Heidi Silfies: Major Medical. Class Officer 2,4. Keyettes 2,3, Swim Team 1,2,3, perfect attendance. Biology Award 2. Cindra Smith Major Distributive Education. DECA 3.4. President of Deca 4, Keyettes 4, Volleyball team 2. Teresa Sparkman: Major Child Development. Diplomats 3.4. Drama 2, Keyettes 3.4. National Honor Society 3.4. Tennis Team 4. Thespians 2. Track Team 2, Award for best supporting actress 2. Rep. At Girls State 3, Guest speaker at Rotary Club luncheon 4. Guest on television program “Getting it Straight” 4. Gymnastics 2,3, Track 1,2, Biology Award 2, Freshman and Senior Talent Shows. Red Cross Youth Leadership Conference Representative. Flora Stapleton: Major Dental Assistant, Chansonettes 1.2. Student Council rep. 233, Youth for Christ 4. Susan Staton: Major Cosmetology. DECA 3, Drama 2. Student Council Rep. 1, Second Wind 1,2. VValk-a-thon 1. March of dimes 2. Colleen Stoffer: Major Shorthand and Data Processing. Class officer I, Drama 1.2.3.4. Drillettes 4, Keyettes 4. A.V.O. 1.2,3.4. Student Council Rep. I. Thespians 1,2,3.4. Outdoor Counselor. Track Team. I. Honor Roll, Wohelo Medallion Award Receiver, Senior Choir. Diane Thomas: Major Child Development, Keyettes 2, Doctrine 2. National Honor Society 3.4. perfect attendance 1. Biology Award 2. Laura 'Popp: Major Data Processing, Bowling Team 3.4. Delta Mu 3. Keyettes 4. National Honor Society 3.4. Student Council Officer 4. Student Council Rep. 1.2,3, Swim Team 1. 2,3,4. Captain of Swim Team 4. Track Team 2, Multnomah Athletic Club Scholarship 2, Gymnastics 2.3. Senior 'Palent Show 4. Senior Ensemble 4. Theresa Turner: Major Machine Shorthand. Orchestra 1,2,3, National Honor Society 3.4. A.V.O. 2,3,4. Julie Ward: Major Data Processing. Sigma. Flora Wells: Major Clerical Office Practice, Drum Corps. President Choir. Student Council Officer President 4. Student Council Rep. Youth for Christ I, Received a President choir award, and received a singing award. Rose Wells: Major Child Development. B.S.U. 4. Treasurer 4, Student Council Rep. 4. Elaine West: Data Processing, Major. Bowling team 1. Milestone 2. National Honor Society 2. SIGMA 3.4. Student Council Rep. 1. Becky White: Major Commercial Foods. Drama 3. B.S.U. 3. Roxe White: Major Medical, Drillettes 3.4. Keyettes 4, Youth for Christ 2, Volleyball 2. spring show 2.3. Carol Wilcox: Major Distributive Education, Class officer Treasurer 1. Drama 3, Doctrine 2,3, Student Council Rep. 2. Sandie Williams: Major Data Processing. Chansonettes 2.3, Drama 3, Student Council Rep. 2,3,4, Thespians 3.4. Youth For Christ 1,2,3, Schools plays, Junior Achievement 2,3,4, Track 3, Achievers Award. Jr. Executive Award. Cindee Woody: Major Data Processing. Troy Young: Major Shorthand. Basketball team 2,3, Drama 3.4. Orchestra 1,2, Thespian 3.4. Junior Volunteer 1.2,3.4. Toni Janeway: Major Gregg Shorthand. Drillettes 1,2,3,4, Keyettes 3, Milestone 3. National Honor Society 4. Student Council Rep. 1, Freshman Talent Show 1, Senior 'Palent Show 4. Junior Red Cross Representative 4. Gymnastics 2. Biology award 2. Karen Small: Major Clerical Office Practice and Data Processing, Class officer Treasurer 4, Drillettes 2,3,4, Keyettes 4. Student Council Rep. 4. Senior Football Princess candidate 4. Junior Achievement 2,3, Honor Roll 3.4, Graduation and Prom Committee 4. Band Committee 4. 'Pour Guide 4. Expo Spring Show 2, Senior 'Palent Show 4, Ski Club 4. American Legion Speech Award 2 Cathy Spieler: Major Dental and Clerical Office Practice. Delta Mu 3, Drillettes 2,3.4. Keyettes 3. A.V.O. 3.4. Student Council Rep. 1,2.3, %.sL man A Adair, Dorothy C. 19 Allen, Debra R. Allen, Renae 19 Altree, Debra 19 Amos, Pamela 19 Andersen, Karen T. 19,67,89 Anderson, Cathy M. 19 Angeli, Llane J. 19 B Bagley, Sherrill A. 19 Baird, Dawn M. 19 Baker, Karen M. 19 Baker, Tamara E. 19 Barnett, Donna L. 19 Battllega, Arda M. 19 Bennett, Susan K. 19 Berge, Sharon L. Bollin, Sandra J. 19 Bret hour, Desiree E. 20 Brewer, Dana C. 20 Brown, Debra L. 20 Buccello, Ellen R. 20 Buckley, Maureen T. 20 Butts, Debra A. 20 Buzbce, Diana J. 20 C Case, Laurie M. 20 Case, Linda L. 20 Case, Llnette M. 20 Cole, Patricia L. 20 Columbia, Valerie A. 20 Cope, Sandra R. 20,72 Cramer, Lisa D. 20 Crocker, Penny M. 20 Crombie, Lauri 20 Currier, Nina M. 20 D Davis, Shirley J. 20 Degermark, Nancy K. 20 Donovan, Sharon K. 20 Dyer, Roxanne E. 20 F Fuller, Denise M. 20 G Gallagher, Christi 20 Grate, Connie L. 20 Greene, Janet I. 20 H Haase, Pauline 20 Habas, Mary J. 20 Hayden, Sherri L. 20 Hayes, Cynthia 20 Hempe, Brenda Lr 20 Hendrix, Anna M. 20 Hendryx, Leigh A. 20 Hoard, Donna J. 20 Horsley, Cyntrina M. 20,72,91 Hudson, Brenda L. 20 Hydcchuk, Debbie L. 21 J Jackson, Deborah L. 21 Johnson, Tina M. 21 Jones, Bridget K. 21,95 Jones, Gail R. 21 K Krouse, Kim A. 21 L Lachance, Renee L. 21 La hale, Debbie A. 21,91 Lcben, Joyce F. 21 Leverton, Janet K. 21 Littleton, Cindy 21,25 Lopez, Lise 21 Love, Bona G. 21,25 Loy, Laura J. 21 M MacDonald, Linda 21 Maldonado, Grace 21,89 Mann, Sharon A. 21,89 Marks, Connie L. 21 Marty, Elizabeth R. 21 Mathles, Seritha 21 Mayhead, Linda 21 McLain, Joyce C. 21 Michaels, Debra L. 21 Miley, Terry B. 21 Miller, Karyn L. 21 Miller, Kathy D. 21 Miller, Kern M. 21 Moore, Deborah L. 21 Moore, Kimber L. 21 Morgan, Donna L. 21 Morgan, Lori E. 21 Morrissey, Nancy L. 21 Moxley, Laura R. 21 Mueller, Emily A. 21,24 N Nordahl, Erin E. 22 Nordahl, Kathleen L. 22 Norris, Anna L. Norris, Louis 22,95 Nowell, Lorie L. 22 O Olive, Lorraine M. 22 Overstreet, Annette E. 22 P Parks, Karen J. 22,95 Perez, Carmen 22 Peters, Cristi L. 22 Peters, Linda E. 22 Pfenning, Donna 22 Prestridge, Cindy E. 22 R Ramey, Flora M. 22 Reding, Tressa F. 22 Reese, Norma S. 22 Robertson, Carol 22 Robertson, Karen E. 22 Rud, Janet L. 22 Russel, Loraa G. 22,25 Russel, Lorraine G. 22 S Sann, Julie Schatz, Susan K. 22,67 Schmidt, Anna R. Schmidt, Karol L. 22,72 Schocnecker, Debra M. 22 Schoenecker, Donna M. 22 Seelie, Arlene U. 22 Sellom, Laurie A. 22 Shuey, Cindy A. 22 SImoneau, Stacie 22,67 Slaney, Theresa M. 22 Smeeton, Nancy J. 22 Spidal, Colleen S. 22 Spinn, Julie M. 22 Stai, Jodie M. 22 Stanton, Ina M. 22 Stark, Susan E. 23 Starr, Deborah G. 23 Stewart, Roxanna J. 23 Stoops, Anita D. 23 Sutherlin, Paula D. 23,91 Swanberg, Janet R. 23 Sylvester, Sheila K. 23 T Talbott, Cynthia L. 22 Tennant, Brenda J. 23 Terry, Gall L. 23 Thorstad, Cindy L. 23 V Versteeg, Kathy A. 23 W Ward, Susan Y. 23,25 Welch, Teresa M. 23 Wells, Linda M. 23 West, Tamara L. 23 Whitmer, Brenda J. 23 Wickenheiser, Wendy 23 Willenberg, Tammy S. 23 Williams, Juli A. 23 Wise, Jeannine M. 23 Wise, Peggy S. 23 Wolfe, Shelly 23 Woods, Suzettc L. 23 Wooldridge, Renee D. Woolhiser, Pamela 23 Y Yarnell, Patricia D. 23,89 Z Zimmerman, Vicki S. 23 Sopk o mores A Akers, Linda 15 Andersen, Susan M. 15 Attwood, Kerri H. 15 B Bailey, Patricia L. 15 Baldwin, Vicki J. 15 Bebek, Kimberly 15 Beck, Angel D. 15 Berberick, Kami L. 15,77 Borland, Kim R. 15,79 Borton, Retha K. 15,70 Bowley, Maureen A. 15 Brand, Lori J. 15,77 Brown, Donna S. 15 Brown, Rhonda K. 15 Bunch, Debra 15 Burlingame, Sally 16 Burmester, Valerie 16,24 Bussclle, Jennifer D. 16 Butler, Peggy E. 16 C Calll8on, Melissa F. 16,89 Campbell, Vicky L. 16 Carter, Jill M. 16 Chester, Jennece D. 16, 9 Chipman, Tammera 16 Clairbome, Yurklo 16,75 Conger, Sandra L. 16,77 Cook, Paula R. 16,73,75 Cro8bic, Lynn J. 16,95 Cummings, Deby K. 16 D Daum, Kathy 16 Davis, Susan E. 16 Deloney, Angela Y. 16,24 Demarinis, Pamela L. 16 Dick, Pamela K. 16 Downey, Kelli A. 16,95 Dykes, Barbara S. 16 E Easterly, Roxane G. 16 Edmonds, Sandra K. 16 Engle, Patrice G. 16 Evans, Ada A. 16 F Fitzgerald, Debra L. 16,79,95 Fitzgerald, Diane L. 16,79,95 Flint, Michaelea L. 16 F re i tag, Karen A. 16 G Gaines, Debra K. 16,72 Gerding, April L. 16,79 Graham, Joann C. 16 Grate, Kathy M. 16 Gray, Latawnia R. 16 Gregoire, Lorri A. 16 Gregory, Wendy S. 16 H Hall, Janette K. 17 Hansen, Anne K. 17 Harrel, Linda D. 17 Harris, Evelyn A. 17 Harris, Frankie A. 17 Harris, Justine L. 17,79 Hayes, Vickie L. 17 Hollomon, Cindi R. 17 Howell, Karen V. 17 Huffman, Jcanine A. 17 I Ingle, Julie M. 17 J Jackson, Dorothy E. 17,77 Jackson, Marciannc 17 James, Kathy M. 17 Johnson, Belinda 17 Johnson, Lori 17 Johnson, Pamela S. 17 K Kelly Lceann R. 17,63 Kenison, Toni K. 17 Kipp, Marcia L. 17 Knight, Claire D. 17 Kurtzbien, Diane L. 17,90,91 L Lafave, Kathleen A. 17,79 Lesch, Robin M. 17,77 Leverton, Cathy S. 17 Lewis, Candace S. 17 Lewis, Kim N. 17 Lind8trom, Pamela E. 17,79 Lockman, Vicki J. 17 M MacComber, Lauretta M. 17 Malley, Rita 17 Marambc, Sharon 17,77 Martin, Kathryn J. 17 Mathies, Corinthian 17,75,86 Mathis, Karen 18 Melvin, Phyllis 18 Manny, Connie 17 Mcrtcns, Julie A. 18 Mills, Brenda J. 18 Mishiro, Tracy R. 18 Moore, Ann F. 18 Moore, Kelli J. 18 Moore, Lisa T. 18,72 Morris, Susan L. 18 Mueller, Charlotte E. 18,24,70 N Nelson, Carol J. 18 Norllga, Francel 18,77,91 P Parham, Lynita K. 18,75 Perrault, Constance M. 18,79 Phillips, Roberta D. 18 Pomeroy, Jill R. 18,77 Potts, Nancy R. 18 Powell, Tercita E. 18 Prentice, Janet M. 18 Purvis, Marlene D. 18,63,77 R Ramsay, Peggy 18 Rischiotto, Ann M. 18,77 Roberts, Cheryl M. 18,77 Rollins, Gay 18,34 Royce, Leigh A. 18,67,87 S Sanders, Audrey D. 18 Scheer, Annette C. 18 Scaquist, Karen A. 18 Sherman, Bemieta V. 18 Shockley, Theresa L. 18 Simpson, Anne E. 18 Sorensen, Jeanette L. 18,79 St. Helen, Carolyn M. 18 Stark, Barbara H. 18 Stokes, Cornelia M. 18 T Thom, Kelly L. 18 Thomas, Cindy L. 19 Todd, Denise A. 19 Tucker, Sonia Y. 19,90,91 108 u Underhill, Mary 19 Usher, Norma E. 19 Uttcrback, Linda A. 19 W Wall, Julia L. 19 Weinberger, Benita L. 19 Weisberger, Gay M. 19,73,91,95 Whitesides, Kim S. 19,63,77,91 Widmer, Kay M. 19 Y Young, Leslie A. 19,95 Young, Patricia L. 19,79 juniors A Andersen, Susan 12 Anderson, Mary D. 12 Armstrong, Willie J. 24 B Bailey, Sheila M. 12 Beck, Nickie 12,79 Bell, Michelle E. 12 Berge, Roberta L. 12 Blum, Linda M. 12,70,91 Blythe, Patty A. 12 Booker, Judy M. 12,67,77 Boone, Yana D. 12 Bouchor, Sharon K. 12 Bradford, Marie A. 12,79 Bradford, Vernell C. 24 Brinster, Denise M. 12,90,91 Brown, Janice M. 12 Brundege, Keeya A. 12,77,89 Buckley, Eileen H. 24 Butler, Penni J. C Campbell, Denise A. 12,73 Chambers, Vicki M. 12 Clark. Chert Z. 12,25,91,92 Coleman, Karen L. 12 Conger, Angela 12 D Davis, Elizabeth L. 12,78,92 Day, Kathleen M. 12,95 Dintelman, Sheryl 12 Dolson, Jan M. 12,78 Doyle, Ronda M. 12,78 E Edwards, Marci G. 12,66 F Figura, Irene T. 12 Findlay, Mary E. 12,69 Fisher, Candace M. 12,79,92 Fowler, Leah A. 12 Frison, Robin L. 12,95 G Garber, Kathy 24 Gay, Nina J. 12 Glenn, Sherryl K. 12,92 Ginzalez, Irene 12 Green, Ora L. 24 Groner, Pamela M. 13 H Hageman, Heidi M. 13 Hald, Betty L. 13 Halterman, Rene' C. 13 Hambleton, Bess F. 13,73,78 Hare, Eva M. 13 Hayes, Pat A. 13,89 Hollamon, Joy 13,86,91 Hoppe, Kathleen 13 Howard, Kelly D. 13,95 J Jackson, Cheryl E. 13,70 Jackson, Teresa 13 Jones, Bari A. 13 Jones, Debra M. 13,89 Jordan, Sharon R. 13,78,92 K Keely, Ruth 13 Kelly, Christina R. 13,77,89 Kenison, Lisa M. Kennison, Susan B. 13,25,70,79,91 Kiefel, Mary L. 13,74 Kilmer, Linda L. 13 Kingsland, Denise M. 13,74 Kipp, Linda L. 13 Kosher, Sue Ann 24 L Lambert, Sharon L. 13 Lattanzl, Ann M. 13 Leasure, Teresa 13,95 Lee, Amy 13 Loy, Linda 13 M Malatcsta, Anna G. 13 Marion, Pamelas. 13,77,91 Martin, Cheryl Marie 13,63 Martin, Debrah 13 Martin, Kim 13 Maxwell, Janet 13 McBee, Wendy D. 13 McGuire, Karen M. 13 McKay, Jackie 14 McKinney, Barbara 14 McMahon, Gail 14 Miller, April D. 14,66 Milner, Rhonda D. 14 Mitchell, Barbara A. 14,77 Mitchell, Kaye E. 14 Mitchell, Norma J. 14 Moore, Kimberly 14 Morris, Robin L. 14 Morton, Joyce A. 14 N Nicholson, Kimberly 14 P Parker, Evelyn A. 24 Parks, Suzanne 14 Paxton, Pamela J. 14 Perry, Joyce E. 14 Polk, Glynnis 14,79,95 Pomeroy, Gayle L. 14 Porter, Vicky Lorene 14,25 R Rhoten, Betty 14 Rictor, Joetta M. 14 Roberts, Patricia 14,64 Rose, Sharon K. 14,69 S Scott, Regina M. 14 Sell, Gretchen S. 14,92 Semler, Debra K. 14,89,90,91 Shcids, Cheryl 14 Siemieniec, Renata 24,66 Smith, Mary 24 Stafford, Melody 14,25,89 Stokes, Valerie S. 14 Sumner, Karen 14 Swanson, Diane 14,78 T Tenderelle, Kathleen 14 Thomas, Cynthia E. 14 Thorne, Debbie 14 Thor8tad, Sheryl J. 14,66 Titus, Starlet M. 14,24 Todd, Carrie L. 14 Time, Brenda 15,66,87 Tymchuck, Anita 15 W Warren, Cynthia 15 Washington, Annette A. 15,70 Watson, Naomi L. 15 Wehrly, Donna J. 15 Wein, Petra K. 15 Weiss, Cindee J. 24,70 Whitton, Becky J. 15,70,89 Widmer, Betty J. 15,70 Willis, Janice 24 Winn, Teena Lee 15 Z Zorich, Fiorella M. 15 Zumbrunen, Rissa 15 S.n iors A Anderson, Roberta J. 43,74 Angell, Sheryl A. 43 B Bagley, Linda K. 43,95 Berge, Cathy R. 43 Bergseng, Linda D. 43 Bctteridgc, Liz A. 43 BIber, Anita L. 43 Bland, Norma Jean 43,89 Bollinger, Lori 44,62,92 Bouchor, Vicki Lynn 44 Breniser, Darlene C. 44,92 Breniser, Donna 44 Brewster, Joyce 44 Brownell, Patrici Ann 44 Bryant, Caramel Y. 44 Burn!son, Pamela L. 44,74 C Calcano, Catherine 45 Canoy, Karen K. 45 Colt, Chris 45,92 Condit, Shelly A. 45,64 D Davis, Barbara Jane 45 Diehl, Sharon L. 45 Durbin, Nadyne 45 E Eastwood, Debra S. 45 Elliot, Pat 45,92 F Fisher, Catherine A. 45,48,92 Flint, Terri M. 46 Folkert, Kathleen 46 Furukawa, Elaine 46,56,92 G Gay, Beverly E. 46 Geske, Lori Karen 46 Giovannone, Jan L. 46 Glueck, Arlene W. 46,56,92 Gobler, Shirley A. 46 Gray, Suzanne M. Green, Luada Marie 46,89 Gregory, Kathy A. 47 Grieve, Denise P. 47 Griffin, Charlene 30,47,77,78 Grovom, Debra Kim 47,56 H Hagen, Verla J. 47,68 Halford, Rebecca 47 Hansct, Katherine M. 47,60 Harris, Debra J. 47 Harris, Susan Marie 48 Hauck, Patricia G. Hebrard, Kathy J. 92 Hedden, Debbie 48 Herrmann, Teresa J. 74 Hohnstein, Julie A. 46 Holland, Laurie L. 48 Howell, Linda M. 48,56 J Jane way, Toni Lynn 48,56 Jones, Carol L. 48 K Kiefel, Wendy C. 48,68 Kimber, Cindy A. 49,56 Kimmons, Karen M. 49 Kistler, Peggy R. 49,56 Krause, Tina L. 49 Kuehn, Helen A. 49 Kupcr, Ann E. 49,61 L Lalonde, Gaylen 49,89 Leech, Cindy 49,56 Lester, Monica Letz, Jeannette H. 49,92 Liu, Nancy Ann 50,92 Lockman, Jonl Lynch, Corinne 50 M Main, Shawn M. Mallon, Kathleen 50,60,89 Mallory, Patty K. 50,74 Manion, Mary M. 50,92 Marihart, Patricia A. 50,56 Marvitz, Eva M. 51,64 Means, Ruth E. Messinger, Diane C. 51 Mills, Debi 51,78 Monaco, Catherine A. 51,65,78, 86,87 Mooneyham, Teri A. 51 Moore, Cathy A. 51 Moran, Jeanne M. 51,92 Morgan, Kay L. 51,74 Morrison, Mary Ann 51 N Nellgh, Michele 51,56 O Olson, Beverly A. 51 Oxley, Cassandra I. 51 P Patterson, Patti A. 51 Porter, Leslie J. Price, Patty K. 52 R Ramsay, Bonnie M. 52 Reich, Jill Marie 52 Rice, Susan V. 52,62 Ross, Mary 52,57 Roys, Janet 52 S Schaffer, Debra A. 52 Schmidt, Linda V. 52,62 Seaman, Jody L. 53,65 Sheeley, Theresa 53 Shuey, Debbie 53,92 SUfies, Heidi J. 53 Small, Karen M. 48,53,92 Smith, Clndra Faye 53,74,92 Socha, John H. 53,69 Sparkman, Teresa 53,57,68 Spieler, Catherine S. 54 St. Helen, Jeanine A. 54,92 Stapleton, Flora 54 Staton, Susan A. 54 Stoffer, Colleen 54 T Thomas, Diane J. 54,57 Topp, Laura J. 54,57,86 Turner, Theresa G. 54,57 W Ward, Julie M. 56 Wells, Flora M. 55,87 Wells, Rose E. 55,82 West, Elaine K. White, Betty A. White, Roxe L. 55,60,92 Wilcox, Carol A. 55,74 Williams, Julie A. Williams, Sandie L. 55,89 Wilson, Ruth 55 Woody, Cindee 55 Y Young, Troy 55,62,89 110 It was not a perfect year But has there ever been a year? Has there ever been a year When all the love and health and fame We wished for one another Ever came to pass? Yes, despite the disappointments of these, our complex lives, We learn to make do make better make believe That better days will come. And if we do continue to believe Who is to say The perfect year Will not yet be here? L n known 111