Monroe High School - Milestone Yearbook (Portland, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1975 volume:

Milestone 75 Faculty..................10 Seniors..................22 Academics................40 Activities...............60 Underclassmen ....... 84 Advertising.......... 100 Volume VIII Go placidly amid the noise and haste, and remember what peace there may be in silence. As far as possible without surrender be on good terms with all persons. Speak your truth quietly and clearly, and listen to others, even the dull and ignorant; they, too have their story. Exercise caution in your business affairs, for the world is full of trickery. But let this not blind you to what virtue there is; many persons strive for high ideals; and everywhere life is full of heroism. Be yourself, especially, do not feign affection. Neither be cynical about love; for in the face of aridity and disenchantment it is perennial as the grass. Take kindly the counsel of the years, gracefully surrendering the things of youth. Nurture strength of spirit to shield you in sudden misfortune. But do not distress yourself with imaginings. Many fears are born of fatigue and loneliness. Beyond a wholesome discipline, be gentle with yourself. You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees and the stars; you have a right to be here. And whether or not it is clear to you, no doubt the universe is unfolding as it should. Therefore be at peace with God, whatever you conceive him to be, and whatever your labors and aspirations, in the noisy confusion of life, keep peace with your soul. With all its sham, drudgery and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. 9 Administration 12 Dr. Shank was the principal at Monroe High School. She participated in such activities as the Monroe Involvement Committee, Building Planning and Use, Open House, and Supervisor of the T eachers. Mr. Moran was in his fourth year at Monroe. He was in charge of Curriculum Forum, Athletics, Safety, and Monroe’s Advisory Committee. Mrs. Bowman was in charge of school activities such as Freshman Orientation, Work Experience, Contests, and Freshman class advisor. A. Dr. Shank Principal Mr. Moran Vice-Principal Mrs. Bowman Administrator Staff Mrs. Lydic Attendance Secretary Mrs. Spcichingcr Bookkeeper Mrs. Larson Library Assistant 13 English ■M c. Mrs. Bidwell Department Head English 3-4, 5-8 Senior Class Advisor Dance Team Advisor Mr. Newton English 1-2, 5-8 Tennis Coach Mrs. Handy English 1-2, 5-8 Publications Journalism A. Freshmcn-what a hassle! B. Mrs. Hollcraft demonstrates dramatic reading for her class. C. Mrs. Greene always looks her best. 14 Mrs. Severson Developmental Reading English 1-2 English 1-2 Thespians Advisor Mrs. Greene English 3-4, 5-8 Mrs. Hollcraft Drama Speech Social Studies Mrs. McLean Department Head Social Studies 5-8 Counseling Sophomore Class Advisor Mrs. George Social Studies 5-8 National Honor Society Advisor Mrs. Hassenger Social Studies 5-6 Counseling M rs. Vanderbeck English 5-8 Social Studies 5-8 Assistant Basketball Coach 15 Home Economics A. A surprise smile from Mrs. Irwin. B. M. Brown and Mrs. Walker prepare a delicious meal. C. Watch out for what’s behind that door Mrs. Lyons! 16 C. Mrs. Lyons Department Head Home Economics 1-2 Home Economics 5-8 Mrs. Irwin Home Economics 1-2 Child Development M rs. Walker Home Economics 3-4 Commercial Foods Rally Advisor Business Mrs. Ranney Department Head Business Typing 1-2 English 5-8 Mrs. Witte Business Office Practice Clerical Office Practice General Business BSU Advisor Mrs. Knutson Career Exploration Data Word Processing M iss Kolden M iss H odson M rs. Van N uys Shorthand 1-2, 3-4 Medical Careers Office Training Bookkeeping General Business Dental Careers Office Training Distributive Education Diplomat Advisor Health Careers Office Training DECA Advisor Business Typing 3-4 A. A. Mrs. Van Nuys always has a smile ready. B. Mrs. Ranney helps M. Desalla adjust her typewriter. C. Mrs. Witte is caught in the act. Math and Science Mr. Bergmann Department Head Senior Math 1-2 Algebra 1-2, 3-4 General Math 1-2, 3-4 Mrs. Williams Geometry Introductory Algebra General Math 1-2 Testing Coordinator Mr. McKeel Mrs. Cronyn Algebra 1-2 Department Head General Math 1-2 Chemistry Biology Outdoor School Junior Counselor Art and Physical Education Miss Morgan Department Head pE Activity Director Athletic Director Mrs. Steckler Health PE Volleyball Coach Mrs. Goodrich Health Volleyball Assistant Coach Mr. Schnur General Art 1-2 Advanced Art 3-4 Swimming Coach 19 Subject Groups A. Mr. White works hard as Work Experience Coordinator. B. Mrs. Buffetta takes a break from her busy schedule. C. When will it be 3 o’clock ?” Mr. White MissFarrens Work Experience Coordinator Librarian Mrs. Wilkes Special Education Instructor 20 Cafeteria and Custodians 21 SENIORS NJ U) Seniors Face New Challenges Alton, Denise Andersen, Susan Anderson, Mary Bailey, Shiela As the high school days come to a close, the senior faces a new and different challenge in life. Much has been learned in the past four years, hut not all of it from books. Seniors have learned to work together, to make new friends, and many other things about people and life just as valuable for a successful future such as math and English. There are memories for the senior to cherish the rest of their lives: the various planning committees to get things done, the pep assemblies, the class competition trophy for the year of 1974 and having the Football Queen from the class of ’75 all four years. There is also the special excitement that a senior experiences in the spring of the graduating year, as plans for the prom and graduation become more of a reality and the anticipation of watching a fellow class member represent Monroe during the Rose Festival. Many of the people will never be seen again after graduation and as each member of the class of ’75 goes their own way, it will be the end of the class as a functioning unit, but the beginning of many great things in life as individuals. Beck, Nickie Bell, Michelle Berge, Roberta Blum, Linda A. P. Marion contemplates the days after graduation. 25 Seniors Booker, Judy Boon, Yana Bouchor, Sharon Bradford, Marie Braford, Vernell Brown, Janice Brundege, Keeya Buckley, Eileen A. B. W h i 11 o n , accompanied by C. Fisher and J. Dolson, entertained students at senior talent show. Seniors Cambell, Denise Chambers, Vicki Chu, Faye Clark, Cheri Davis, Elizabeth Day, Kathleen Dintelman, Sheryl Dolson, Jan Doyle, Ronda Edwards, Marci 27 A. O. Green sings at Assembly. Figura, Irene Findlay, Mary Seniors Fisher, Candace Frison, Robin Garber, Kathy Gay, Torsha A. A. Middleton is surprised by the camera. B. R. Scott, G. Polk. D. Martin. V. Porter. J. Maxwell and T. Gay study for Civil Service Test. Seniors Glenn, Sherryl Gonzales, Irene Groner, Pamela Hageman, Heidi Hald, Betty Halterman, Rene Hambleton, Bess Hayes, Pat Hollamon, Joy Hoppe, Kathleen 29 A. S. Glenn on Fifties Day. Seniors Howard, Kelly Jackson, Cheryl Jackson, Teresa Jones, Bari Jones, Debra Jordan, Sharon Keely, Ruth Kelly, Christina 30 A. A. Lee, K. Zumbrunnen and D. Brinster cat their lunch in peace. Seniors Kenison, Lisa Kennison, Susan Kiefel, Mary Kingsland, Denice Kipp, Linda Kosher, Sue Lambert, Sharon Lattanzi, Ann Leasure, Teresa Lee, Amy A. R. Milner, M. Bradford and C. Jackson mull over graduation picture proofs. 31 Seniors Malatesta, Anna Marion, Pamela Martin, Cheryl Martin, Deborah Martin, Kim Maxwell, Janet McBee, Wendy McGuire, Karen 32 A. Y Stokes reads poetry. H. Hoppe really know: how to belt it out. Seniors McKay, Jackie McKinsey, Barbara McMahon, Gail Middleton, Allison Miller, April Millner, Rhonda Misfeldt, Grace 33 A. Little J. Hollamon hints for lost firends. Seniors Mitchell, Barbara Mitchell, Kaye Moore, Kimberly Nicholson, Kimberly Parker, Evelyn Parks, Suzanne 34 A. M. Stafford and her elephant (?) pose for a picture. B. C. Clark and D. Semler, dressed as waitresses, sing their song. Seniors Paxton, Pamela Perry, Joyce Polk, Glynnis Pomeeoy, Gayle A. R. Millner and (). Green show their tallent to the student body, B. I). Swanson demonstrates applying powder. 35 Porter, Vicky Rhoten, Betty Seniors Rictor, Joetta Roberts, Patricia Rose, Sharon Scott, Regina A. D. Cambell pledges to be “His Little Weinie Wife.” B. G. Polk sings at Christmas assembly. 36 Seniors Sell, Gretchen Semler, Debra Shoff, Susan Siemieniec, Renate Stafford, Melody Swanson, Diane Tenderella, Kathleen Thorne, Debbie A. Senior Class Officers arr. M. Bril. President. G. Sell. Secretary. G. McMahon. Vice-President. K. Howard. Treasurer. 37 Seniors Titus, Starlet Tune, Branda Tymchuck, Anita Van Ausdeln, Zita Warren, Cynthia Watson, Naomi Wehrly, Donna Wein, Petra Whitton, Becky Widmer, Betty Woolridge, Randy Zorich, Fiorella Zumbrunnen, Rissa Skilton, Audrey NOT PICTURED: Gene Armstrong Patty Blythe Denise Brinster Ora Green Joyce Morton Valerie Stokes Cynthia Thomas Annette Washington 38 National Honor Society Denise Cambell Faye Chu Kathy Hoppe Sharon Jordan T Janice Brown Betty Hald Joy Hollamon Ann Lattanzi Kim Martin Robin Morris NOT PICTURED: D. Brinster D. Jones G. McMahon C. Thomas B. Tune Linda Kilmer Rissa Zumbrunnen Gretchen Sell Medical Program Spans Two Years The Medical major was a two-year program for juniors and seniors. The juniors were in the classroom for one period. They learned the care of patients, such as taking temperatures and changing beds. They also had an introduction to the body systems. The seniors, from September to the first of February, were in the classroom for three periods. They studied medical terminology, miscellaneous procedures used in the office, and clerical procedures such as medical dictation and accounting. After February first, students spent six weeks at the University of Oregon Medical School; then nine weeks at a private doctor’s office or clinic. Monroe was privileged to be the only high school in the Portland area to participate in the University of Oregon Medical School clinic. Students Attend Dental School The Dental Program was a one-year major. The prerequisite classes were chemistry, biology, typing, bookkeeping and health careers. As a senior, the students learned charting, types of instruments, and various dental material. On January 27, the students went through six weeks of assisting at the University of Oregon Dental School. Afterwards, the students spent nine weeks at a dentist's office or clinic. On the Twenty-third of January, the students were capped to show completion of the course. During the year the students also worked with children from Kerns on a preventive dentistry program. The program stressed correct dieting, proper brushing and application of dental floss, and flouride project. B. A. D. Campbell practices oral hygiene with her new tooth brush. B. L). Swanson receives her cap at the Dental Capping ceremony. C.A. Middleton and R. Marvis put a rubber dam on the dental mannikin. Charlie. 43 Laboratory Important To Students Child Development was not open to freshmen and sophomores. Juniors took it as an elective, and seniors took it as a major course. During the junior year, twenty weeks were spent in the Nursery School Observation Laboratory. Senior students spent ten weeks in the laboratory program and ten weeks on field experience in day care centers and elementry schools throughout the city. In addition to preparing the graduate for an immediate job, this program provides excellent background training for a career in elementary education, and preparation for parenthood. The program was able to update material with new reading books for the children involved in the class. A. A child teaches S. Bailey how to put a puzzle together. B. J. Booker tries to take child out of a sandbox. C. Mrs. Irwin busies herself taking pictures of children during Halloween. D. M. Edwards paints a playground wheel. E. Dr. Lendon Smith speaks to Child Development Class Studies Food Industry Commercial foods was a two-year major that trained students in various areas of the food industry. The students studied food cost, food service, and also learned how to plan and cook meals. The cooked luncheons for the faculty and members of the senior class. These luncheons were called, “Sip-a-Soup” and were prepared until January. The Betty Jane Room was opened as a type of restaurant two days a week for this project. The class had several quest Speakers. Guest Speaker Jackie Stone demonstrated ways of improving different foods by using carbonated beverages. A. K. Frietag prepares meal fit for a queen. B. J. Dnlson grates her cabbage to make a terrific salad. C. M. Underhill prepares pastries for a party. D. P. Hayes serves Mrs. Hollcraft an mouth-watering meal. 45 Students Offered Four Majors Data word Processing, Clerical Practice, Distributive Education and Shorthand were courses offered to Business Majors. Before taking these majors, students took Typing, General Business, Business Office Practice and Bookkeeping. Shorthand was offered as a two-year major. Students learned how to take dictation, write correct letter forms and Medical and legal terms. Data word Processing was offered to seniors. They learned to operate business machines and computers. Clerical Office Practice was a one year course offered to seniors who had taken Business Office Practice. They learned to use duplicating machines, to print progrmas, stationery, ect. Distributive Education was a two year major. The students learned about store management, retailing, and window dressing. All senior Business students participated in a work experience program for ten weeks during the spring. A. V. Porter works on IBM S4% Data Recorder, in Data Processing. B. J. Rud and G. Terry practice filling out tax forms. C. P. Young and K. Whitesides set up offset machine in BOP. 46 E. A. B. Hald works on project in COP class. B. A. Manning takes timing in freshman typing class. C. K. Martin. K. Seaquist, C. Roberts. P. Y’oung, M. Underhill. N. Potts and J. Sorenson listen to dictation in Junior shorthand class. D. C. Martin practices telephone technique in senior shorthand class. E.B. Jones works on assignment in Medical Office Practice. 47 Schnur Introduces New Ideas All art classes were taught by Mr. Dave Schnur. He introduced many new ideas into the art program. One such idea was to take junk and make junk jewelry out of it. Students also visited the Portland Art Museum and studios of some Artists in Portland. Two levels of art were offered to students. These were Art General and Advanced Art. A. A. Beck. P. Alverson. C. Manning. S. Dailey. J. Green and M. Parker sketch still life arrangements. B. J. Fischer and J. Green prepare display case for art class projects. C. S. Clark works on friend’s macramc’ for art project. 49 Drama was taught by Mrs. Barbara Hollcraft. It was an elective for students in all grades. Fieldtrips were taken to the University of Portland for the Speech Arts Festival and to see Midsummer Night's Dream. I he Drama department was able to update their equipment with a new Video Tape Recorder. This enabled students to see themselves and correct errors. Hopefully, getting jobs in the future will be easier to these Drama students because they studied effective communication. D. A. J. Kaady and L. Gilbert practice a skit. B. A. Pittman and L. Norris act out dramatic role. C. Members of Drama class present assembly to student body. D. S. Kicfcl plays Jack in Jack In The Beanstalk.” Class Takes Field Trips 50 C. Field Trips Taken The science department was headed by Mrs. Cronyn. Mr. Anderson, a new member this year, completed this department. Biology was a one year required course for freshmen or sophomores. The Biology classes studied living organisums and environment. Many field trips were taken to the park to study plant life. During the fall, Biology students filled two buses and made a tip to the beach. The purpose of the trip was to study the tidepools. Mr. Bergmann and Mrs. Cronyn supervised the students. Chemistry classes studied the formation of chemical compounds, and worked on basic experiments. Chemistry was open to the sophomores, juniors, and seniors. D. A. A. Hyde prepares for the creation of Jeckle. B. J. Rud studies long lost friend. C. C. Perez talks to and waters her plants. D. B. I ennant and A. Rischiutto measure element in chemistry. 51 52 Equipment Added to Department English was required as a four-year course. The teachers in the field were Mr. Newton, Mrs. Handy, Mrs. Bidwell, Mrs. Hollcraft, Mrs. Greene, and Mrs. Severson. Some of these teachers taught different classes such as Drama, Speech, Publications, and Journalism. There was some new equipment, such as radiotape equipment, for studio use. Mr. Newton said that there wasn’t any room for a studio. Room 304 became a reading lab with a wide varity of kits, workbooks, and reading books intended to help students develop in vocabulary, comprehension, and general reading skills. The new materials helped students improve their skills in comprehension and reading. All Freshmen English classes were tested and given appropriate materials. Upper class students were given an opportunity to work in the lab whenever possible or necessary. A. D. Dutton gets help from Mrs. Severson for an English assignment. B. C. White, C. Young, J. Davis, and M. Parker in English. C. M. Boileau gets interested in the Reading Lab. which is new to English. D. K. Daum, K. Miller, T. Wilson, J. Tichenor and K. Dix hold a discussion with Mrs. Hollcraft in Speech class. A. Class Offers D. Insights Social Studies, including Career Exploration, was required for three years. Career Exploration was a class that taught students insights into various careers. The second grading period Mrs. Knutson decided to do something different with the class. Three or four days out of every week, the students would visit the different majors. This was done to inform the students as to what they needed to enter the majors. The Social Studies classes were taught by Mrs. Mclean, Mrs. George, and Mrs. Hassenger. The Social Studies classes had speakers and films throughout the year. The main objective of the department was to create an awareness in students of their government. A. Officer Johnny Howard demonstrates how not to get shot by a rapist. B. Two prisoners from the Oregon State Penitentiary talk to the Juniors and Seniors for Social Studies. C. Mrs. George models an Indian dress that Chief Joseph’s wife wore years ago. M. Edwards and S. Rose listen to her presentation. D. D. Brewer types on IBM Memory Typewriter in Career Exploration. 53 Class Covers Wide Spectrum Health was a one-year required course for Sophomores. Some of the topics that were covered were mental health, personal career grooming, drugs and alcohol, posture and nutrition. In Drivers Ed, the students, in groups of two or three, took field trips to different community agencies such as traffic courts, car lots, and mechanic and body repair shops. In P.E., a required course for Freshmen, the students participated in such athletic activities as bowling, volleyball, field hockey, basketball, golf, and softball. Mrs. Steckler was the new P.E. teacher this year. Some Sophomores and Juniors took this class as an elective. A. Follow the leader. L to R: T. Buckly and V. Grier. B. C. Shuey, T. Baker, L. Hendrix, and S. Boothe in simulators for Drivers Ed. C. As T. Mitchell serves A. Pittman and B. Fischl watch. 54 Department Adds Member Math was taught as a one-year course for Freshmen. Upperclassmen could take math as an elective. Mr. Bergman, Mrs. Williams, and Mr. McKeel were the math teachers this year. Mr. McKeel was a new member of the faculty. Math courses consisted of General Math, First and Second year Algebra, and Geometry. A. My old war wound always bothers me in damp weather. B. C. Robertson studies hard for exam. C. E. Shaw, L. Hagstad, D. Pledger, and T. Herrick work on Introductory Algebra problems in Mrs. Williams’ class. 55 Mini Staffs Compile Yearbook The Milestone was produced by the Yearbook staff, which consisted of smaller staffs. These staffs included Darkroom, which was in charge of developing the pictures taken by the Photography staff. Each picture had a phrase written by the Caption staff. The Copy staff’s job was to write a paragraph on each subject. The Advertising staff called different agencies to ask if they would like to advertise in the yearbook. The Editor, Sharon Jordan, supervised all staffs as well as making layouts and writing headlines. Advisor for the Milestone was Mrs. Handy. A. L. Royce and P. Haase work on bookkeeping for yearbook. B. T. Reding solicits advertisments for yearbook. C. Milestone Staff group picture. Top row, L to R: M. Habas, B. Whitmer, L. Case, P. Haase. Middle row, L to R : K. Reed, K. Miller. Bottom row, L to R: D. Swanson, T. Reding, S. Jordan, L. Royce, D. Fitzgerald, J. Swanberg, S. Sylvester, B. Mills, C. Hayes, P. Wise. 56 A. A. C. Roberts and D. Fitzgerald print pictures for yearbook. B. K. Reed works on artwork to appear in the yearbook. C. L. Case, B. Whitmer, and M. Buckley write copy for yearbook. D. D. Swanson zeroes in on a subject with her camera. E. P. Wise types up copy for the yearbook. Class Gathers News Mrs. Handy was the advisor for the Doctrine. I he students in this class gathered news of interest concerning the school and community for each issue of the paper. The Editor, Jill Pomeroy, selected letters to the editor and answered them in the Doctrine. The students desired to publish the newspaper twice a month, but cost and size of the school ruled this out. The money supporting the paper was received through advertising and 5 8% of the student body fees. To get into this class, a student needed good grades in English and to be a sophomore or above in school. A. Doctrine staff poses for group picture. Back row, L to R: Mrs. Handy. A. Rischioto, A. Schmidt, C. Littleton, P. Crocker, L. Wells, and S. Bagiev. Middle row, L to R: CL Terry and K. Baker. Front row, L to R: R. LaChance and A. Hyde. B.P. Crocker and A. Selim id t make layout paste-ups for Doctrine. C.A. Hyde. R. LaChance, K. Baker and (L Ferry type up articles for newspaper. D.S. Bagley, L. Wells and A. Rishiotto do headlines for the newspaper. 58 D. Home Ec Cleans Up Home Economics was offered in two courses. The first one was General Home Economics which was offered to freshmen and sophomores. Advanced Home Conomics was offered to juniors and seniors. This class was self development course. It taught grooming, clothing, child development, relationships, foods, and interior decoration. This class helped the students find out more about themselves and their capabilities. New developments entered Home Economics when a young man joined the class. They had to, for one thing, learn to take measurements ot a man as well as a woman. D. A. T. Mishiro completes sewing project for first semester of home economics. B. C. Harmon and D. Ciaines cook up something special. C. V. Guinn doing final clean up job of washing dish towels. D. T. Morgan, E. Nordahl, K. Rogers. C. Harper examing different samples of materials to learn best quality. 59 Council Keeps Classes Busy This year Student Council kept the students busy in class competition activities. This included activities such as raising money to buy paint for the cafeteria and raising money to buy a larger trophy case. I bis year Student Council had to deal with a lack of interest among the students. Student Council Week helped develop interest and participation among the student body. Fall Student Council Officers were: President, Rhonda Milner; Vice President, Marci Jackson; Treasurer, Grace Maldonado; Secretary, Debbie Martin. A. Fall Student Body President, R. Milner, works hard at her responsibilities. B. Fall Student Body Officers L to R: R. Milner, President; M. Jackson. Vice President; D. Martin, Secretary; G. Maldonado, Treasurer. C. Fall Reg Reps L to R: 1st row: B. Castrejon, C. Allen. L. Mays, F. Noriega. 2nd row: L. Moxley, M. Woodley, D. Swanson, K. Howell. 3rd row: D. Brown, V'. Chambers, A. Manning, J. Schmidt, C. Cissne. 4th row: S. Cope, C. Gregoire, B. Whitmer. D. D. Vlartin fits in every little detail as she works on the Student Council bulletin board. Spring Council Plans Projects Spring Student Council officers were elected the last week of January and installed the same week. They served until June. The Spring Student Council officers were: Brenda Tune, president; Marci Jackson, vice president; Debbie Martin, treasurer; Barbara Bailey, secretary. C. Mathies replaced B. Bailey as secretary in March. The Council planned many projects, such as making a graphic design for the walls of the cafeteria. The Student Council also planned to replace the present trophy case with a larger one. V n PuP,edS.er R Mart,n K Moore, M r A Zn °nt £W cL to R : K 1 aha,e. S. Allen. L Parham. G. Sell. K. Hoppe. B. astrojon. B. Mrs. Bowman and students participate at a Student Council meeting. L. to . K. Howell S. Lambert. L. Russell and W. UBee. C Spring Student Body Officers . landing: B. June. President. Seated l . to R.; Pr E J r,easJrcr: M. Jackson. Vice I resident: B. Bailey. Secretary. 62 Comedy Presented The fall play this year was You Were Born on a Rotten Day” by Christopher Sergei. It was a comedy dealing with astrology. The cast included students from Benson and Central Catholic high schools as well as the students from Monroe. I he leading role was played by Paul Mindolvich. Other major roles were played by Melody Stafford, Sandy Smith, Kem Miller, Michael Brown, Pat Whalen, and Terry Taule. Mrs. Hollcraft directed the play with the assistance of student director Sheila Bailey. YOU WERE BORN ON A ROTTEN DAY BY Christopher Sergei CAST OF CHARACTERS Claude P. Jones Cyrus Banks Susan Masters Agatha Johnson Bart Bascom Arthur Huxly Yvonne Smith Helen Harry Ered George Brigid Marsha Alma Vera Mrs. Cannon Mrs. Ames Mrs. Banks Connie Constellati Miss Marks Paul Mindolovich Pat Whalen Kem Miller Melody Stafford Michael Brown Terry Taule Sandy Smith Sharon Mann Barry Sullivan Doug Lawrence Alex Kovalchuk Janet Abram Gloria Wcisgerber Cathy LaHaie Sally Burlingame Denise Fuller Jan Leverton Linda MacDonald ion Jeannine Wise Grace Maldonado A. S. Smith rehearses her role. B. K. Miller recites her lines as S. Mann studies her own. C. K. LaHaie, J. Wise and (i. Maldonado rehearse for play. c. 64 Club Presents First Musical The spring play this year was a musical called THE BOYFRIEND. It was produced under the direction of Mrs. Hollcraft, the drama teacher. Students from Monroe, Benson and Central Catholic starred in the production. This play was the first musical to be presented on the Monroe stage. THE BOYFRIEND was presented on May 1,2 and 3. It was a spoof on the roaring twenties. THE BOYFRIEND Cast of Characters Polly................Kelly Catanoch Madame Dubonnet . . Leslie hlintcraft Masie................Diana Kurtzbein Dulcie............................Kem Miller Hortense.......................Sharon Mann Tony..............................Dan Arnold Percival Browne..................John Heade Bobby VanHusen........Kelly McCune Lord Brock hurst.........Michael Bell A. D. Kurt .brin as Maisie . B. K. Cattanach as Polly Browne dreaming of That certain thing” called The Boyfriend”. C. Perfect Young Ladies C. Johnson, S. Bailey, G. Maldonado, K. Miller. S. Mann. C. L. Flintcraft playing Madome Dubonnet questions Percival Browne played by John Heade in the song Fancy Forgetting”. 65 own. The varsity football rally consisted of six girls: Angel Beck, Cheryl Roberts, Gay Weisgerber, Debbie LaHaic, Leigh Hendrix and Laura Moxley. The three boys from Benson were Dan Foster, Mike Callahan and Mark Meeker. The girls wore skirts and blazers with vests. Their activities included such things as pep assemblies and a trip to La Grande for the state championship playoff. The ju nior varsity basketball rally consisted of six girls: Shirley Kurtzhein, Jessie Grenfell, Vicky Campbell, Dana Brewer, Patricia Alverson and Julie Post. The girls wore skirts and blazers. The varsity basketball rally included six Monroe girls: Kelli Moore, Joy Hollamon, Melody Stafford, Denise Brinster, Cheri Clark and Debbie Seinler. Benson members were Jerry Clark, J im Dicey and Larry Blowers. I he girls had two outfits this year. One was a jumper and blouse and the other was a pleated skirt and sweater. This rally was active in pep assemblies and various class competition contests. The Benson wrestling rally included Gloria Wallberg, Arlene Seelie and Sandi Cope. The girls wore blazers and culottes with a vest. The first Monroe basketball rally included Suan Allen, Lorna Russell, Eileen Cebula and Marjorie Janac. 'I heir outfits were a jumper and sweater. First Monroe Rally Elected Monroe provided four rallies for oenson tnis year. I he Monroe basketball team also had a rally of its B. C. A. Varsity Basketball Rally poses for camera. L to R: K. Moore, [). Brinster. J. Hollamon, I). Semler and M. Stafford. B. L. Hendrix, C. Roberts and L. Moxley direct cheers at pep assembly. C. Monroe’s Basketball Rally back row, L to R: S. Allen and M. Janie. Front row, L to R: L. Russell and E. Sebula. I). A. J.V. Basketball Rally. L to R: P. Alverson, D. Brewer, J. Grenfeld, j. Post. V. Campbell, S. Kurtzbien. B. Lto R: J. McKay, S. Cope, and I). Kurtzbien. get the best of the pies while M. Stafford, D. Semler, J. Clark and J. Dicey help them along. C. G. Wallberg. S. cope and A. Seelie, Wrestling Rally. D. J. Dolson says I can t believe you ate the whole thing as S. Bouchor turns for last bite during Pep assembly. K. Fall Varsity Football Rally. L to R: A. Beck, L. Hendrix, C. Roberts, G. Weisgerber, L). LaHaie. and L. Moxley. 67 Large Number Participates Student leaders planned a Sports Auditorium Show, the first of its kind. It was held Thursday evening, March 20. I he Shamrock Queen was crowned at 7 pm. During intermission, Majorettes Shea Riley and Patricia Alverson twirled their batons and the drill team danced. The JV and Varsity Basketball teams drew straws in order to form two new teams. They were called the Boston Celtics and the Supersonics. The girls volleyball team challenged and played the Benson volleyball players. The Rally Squads cheered the success of all four teams. After the games, spectators enjoyed short plays and skits in the auditorium. 1 hey were given a glimpse preview of “ I he Boyfriend , the spring school play. About 9:30, the audience returned to the gym and danced to the music of the MIDNIGHT SUN. Refreshments were served during the evening by the Alumni club, members from all four classes, the Commercial Foods class, and the Diplomats. B. A. Shamrock Queen Court top row. I to r: B. Johnson. D. Stewart, J. Rudd. Bottom row: B. Fune. B. L. Norris and A. Pittman portray housewives at S.A.S. assembly. C. S. Mann acting out skit in S.A.S. assembly. D. P. Alverson twirls baton during intermission. 68 Seven Active The Monroe swim team consisted of seven girls. Kathy Day was manager. The girls practiced four times a week at Buckman pool. The meets were held at Lewis and Clark College. Mr. Schnur was team instructor. A. K. Hill practices her dive for a swim meet. B. Swim team I to r: K. Hill, C. Atkins, M. Guimont, L. Sellon, J. Greene. A. Hendrix, and Mr. Schnur smile for group picture. K. Hill, L. C. Sellon, J. Greene, M. Guimont are caught in the act of playing when they were suppose to be practicing. D. L. Sellon is treading water and is suddenly startled by the camera’s eye. F. J. Greene swims peacefully on her back. 69 Practice Begins In September The students started Volleyball practice shortly after school started in September. All practices were held after school from 3:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. The coaches were Mrs. Goodrich and Mrs. Steckler. The teams were selected on September 20th. All Matches started at 4 p.m. The schools were divided into two Divisions. A cross division play-off toook place on October 30, 1974 and division teams were matched against each other according to their wins and losses in their division. The two top teams with the most wins played for the Championship. Monroe played seven league games and a play-off game for fourth place. The scores were very close and many times a third game had to be played to determine the winner. The schools Monroe played against were Adams, Jackson, Roosevelt, Washington, Lincoln, Wilson and Jefferson. VARSITY Louise Norris Lynn Crosbie Susan Keifel Ann Underhill Linda Case Kathy Day Nina Currier JUNIOR VARISTY Kim Wurtz Sandi Cope Arleen Seelie Sheila Sylvester Desiree Johnston Vicki Campbell Laurie Sellon Valerie Columbia A. L. Norris and L. Crosby return the ball to the opponent. B. K. Dav serves the ball. C. S. Cope, K. Day. S. Kiefel, D. Martin and L. Norris listen to Mrs. Goodrich give instructions. D. JV and Varsity Volleyball Team. Back row, I, to R: M rs. Goodrich, L. Case, S. Sylvester. A. Underbill, S. Kiefel, I.. Crosby, V. Campbell, L. Norris, D. Martin. Front Row; I, to R: K. Wirts, A. Seelie, S. Cope, N. Currier, V. Columbia. L. Sellon. D. Johnson, K. Day. Monroe Participates In PIL Program This year was Monroe’s first season of PIL basketball. There were tow teams, a Junior Varsity and a Varsity. The Varsity caoch was Mrs. Steckler and the Junior Varsity coach was Mrs. Vanderbeck. Both teams were managed by Debbie Martin and Kathy Day. The two temas played two pre-season games and twelve season games. Varsity won two out of the twelve and Junior Varsity won eight out of the twelve. E. A. G. Weisgerber dribbles down court to make a basket. B. R. Moore catching pass. C. B. Bailey jumps off to begin game as J. Carter reaches for ball. D. Monroe Varsity Basketball Team Top row: D. Johnson. B. Tune. R. Moore, D. Pledger. V. Green. Bottom row: A. Underhill, D. Stewart, J. Straub, S. Mathis. E. Monroe J.V. Basketball Team Top row: L. Norris, J. Miner, B. Bailey. J- Carter. Bottom row: S. Martin, C. Allen, D. Kurtzbein, V. Guinn. 71 Doubles And Singles Compete I his year the tennis team was made up of seven number one, two and three singles and seven number one and two doubles. Seventeen girls turned out for the tennis team. They met every Wednesday at 2:30 through 3:00 and on Friday at 3:45 through 5:00. The team practiced at the Portland Tennis Center near Benson. The people on the team were: B. Tune, S. Lambert and M. Findlay playing singles; and J. Rictor, P. Young, D. LaHaie and G. Weisgerber playing doubles. B. A. B. Tune waits for the return. B. S. Lambert serves to opponent. C. Tennis Team Standing L to R: G. Weisgerber, M. Findlay, M. Kipp and P. Young, D. LaHaie and B. 'Fune rest on the shoulders of C. Roberts and S. Lambert. 72 Track Draws Large Number This year Monroe’s Track Team consisted of 45 people. Mrs. Steckler coached the team and was assisted by Mrs. Vanderbeck. K. Martin and D. Martin were the student managers. The track team practiced every night after school, either at the Benson or Monroe fields. When they practiced at Benson, they worked with the Benson Track Team. Monroe’s first track meet was against Roosevelt at Roosevelt on April 11. After the meets began, members practiced only four days a week. Monroe had an invitational track meet in Newberg on April 4. D. A. S. Horsley prepares to throw shot put. B. R. Moore clears high jump as J. Johnson watches. C. D. Dutton and C. Barker line up at starting line. D. Track team 5th row L to R: W. Littleton. L. Morgan, R. Moore, K. Martin, Mrs. Steckler. R. Marty. 4th row: L to R: M. (luimont, A. Underhill, K. Wirt ., S. Woods, I). Hoard. 3rd row L to R: C. Spieler. M. Janae, L. Moxley, S. Martin, M. Woodley. C. Shuey, C. Harper. 2nd row L to R: C. Viles, F.. Cebula. K. Jackson. S. Horsley. K. Prowell, S. Bolin. 1st row L to R: P. Utterback, D. Duntton, L). (Hass, J. Rudd. J. Johnson, C. Barker. NOT PICTURED: Y. Boone, L. Case. K. Day, C. McCallister, D. Mullen. D. Pledger, K. Martin Manager and D. Martin Manager. 73 First Male Heads School January 6 was the first day of school at Monroe for Mr. Nathan Jones. Mr. Jones was previously Vice Principal at Washington High School. He left teaching and began working the administration level at Washington in 1968. He was a teacher and football basketball coach at Roosevelt High School prior to this. Mr. Jones attended high school at Jefferson. Later, he attended Lewis and Clark College and then Portland State University. His hobbies include leathercraft, photography, gourmet cooking, tennis and outdoor camping. Mr. Jones is also a professional referee for football and basketball games. He is a member of the Pacific Coast Conference. B. A. Principal. Mr. Jones discusses important business with student. L. Russell. B. Principal, Mr. Nathan Jones demonstrates to students in home ec. class, how to cook Chinese food. C. Principal, Mr. Jones discusses business with secretary, Mrs. Piro. 74 High GPA Needed National Honor Society is an honorary society for juniors and seniors who have at least a 3.5 grade point average accumulation for the years spent in high school. National Honor Society stresses scholarship, leadership, citizenship and service. The club was advised by Mrs. George. Officers were: Melody Stafford, President, Betty Widmer, Vice President, and Gail McMahon, Treasurer. Officers and new members were installed in a candlelight ceremony in front of parents and other members. A. National Honor Society Officers: B. Widmer. Vice President: G. McMahon, Treasurer. Not pictured. M. Stafford. President. B. National Honor Society Group picture. Back row. L to R: J. Holloman, I). Jones. G. McMahon. B. Tune, K. Hoppe. F. Chu, B. Vidmer. D. Campbell and L. Kilmer. Front row. L to R: B. Johnson, K. Martin. G. Sell. J. Brown, P. Young, A. Rischiotte. R. Prison, and K. Leverton. 75 Diplomats Maintain Order Diplomats is an ushering club open to sophomores, juniors and seniors. They maintain order during assemblies. Diplomats usher at most assemblies and at all evening functions. The club consists of four groups labeled a, b, c and d. Two groups usher at a time, on a rotation basis. I hey have an annual candy cane sale in December. The advisor of Diplomats is Miss Kolden. 76 A. Diplomat group picture. Back row. L to R: P. Johnson. K. Borland, G. Rollins, K. Howell. Middle row, L to R: J. Brown, B. Widmer, S. Jordan, K. Hoppe, G. Sell. Front row, I to R: F. Chu, R. Frison, R. Morris. K. Brundage, K. Nicholson, D. Swanson, and D. Alton. B. Diplomat Fall Officers, L to R: G. Sell, President; B. Widmer. Vice President; R. Morris, Secretary; R. Frison, Treasurer; K. Nicholson and B. Jones, Historians. C. Diplomat Spring Officers, L to R: G. Rollins. Historian; K. Nicholson, Secretary; J. Brown, Vice President; K. Hoppe, President. Girls Perform At Benson Games Monroe's Dance Team advisor was Mrs. Cronyn. The student advisor was Bridgette Jones. The girls practiced from 7:30 to 8:20 am. every morning, except Tuesday and Friday. Their uniforms consisted of high waistcd blue jean baggies and a white knit top with blue and baby blue stripes. The Dance Team demonstrated their talent when they danced to “Pick Up the Pieces” by AWB at the Benson and Jackson games. At the Benson and Madison games, the girls danced to “Fire” by the Ohio Players. D. A. B. Two views of the Dance Team performing at halftime during a Benson basketball game. C. Dance Team group picture. Back row. L. to R.: S. Allen. A. Pittman. B. Hudson, S. Sylvester, P. Sutherlin, T. Johnson and G. Jones. Front row. L. to R.: B. Jones. I. Baker. P. Miles, C. Horsley. D. P. Miles practices her line routine during morning practice. 77 78 Club Serves Community Keyettes, a club designed to help and serve the community and school, had a membership of seniors, juniors, and sophomores. This year they assisted the Kiwanas at dog shows and made Christmas fruit baskets for the Waverly Child Care Center. They also had a Candle sale in February. At Thanksgiving the club presented a twenty-five dollar check to the Loaves and Fishes society. Club meetings were held every first and third Wednesday of the month. Advisor for Keyettes was Mr. White, who helped them with their activities. Keyette week was from March 17-21. The Keyettes were associated with the Kiwanas. B. A. Keyette group picture. Back row L to R: I). Semler, S. Jordan, K. Hoppe. R. Zumbrunnen, A. Lee. F. Chu. Middle row L to R: B. Widmer. C. Clark. J. Brown. M. Bow ley, R. Morris, D. Swanson, S. Bouchor, G. Sell, V. Baldwin. B. Fall Keyette Officers. Bottom: L to R: C. Clark. Vice President; S. Jordan, Treasure. Middle: C. Fisher. Secretary. Top: D. Swanson, President. C. G. Sell, D. Swanson and C. Fisher present a check to representives of Loaves and Fishes from Keyettes. D. Spring Keyette Officers L to R: C. Fisher, Treasurer; B. Widmer, Secretary; G. Sell, President; J. Brown, Vice President. Club Sponsors Theater Activities The Thespians were advised hy Mrs. Hollcraft, a new teacher at Monroe. The club supported all theatre activities in the school. A student had to acquire 100 points before becoming eligible for membership. Points were acquired by working or performing in any activity related to the performing arts. The Thespian club was related to Drama and Speech. Thespians performed at various assemblies throughout the year. 'They presented two plays, one in the Fall and one in the Spring, as fund raising projects. Benson and Central Catholic students were also members of the club and participated in the plays. Thespian officers were: Sheila Bailey, President; Flitty Flitcraft, Vice- president; Grace Maldanado, Secretary; and Sharon Mann, Treasuer. A. Thespian members form a starburst for their group picture. Top clockwise: S. Mann. K. Flitcraft. L. Flitcraft, M. Brown. L. MacDonald. G. Maldonado. K. Miller, S. Bailey. B. Thespian officers, top to bottom: S. Bailey, L. Flitcraft. G. Maldonado, and S. Mann. C. S. Smith and M. Stafford bow after their performance in fall play. D. L. Flitcraft twirls on stage as a witch. 79 B.S.U. stands for the Black Student Union. It was not only for black students but for all students. The club was organized for entertainment to the students. This club had a chain of activities, all involving every member of the club. Officers of the club were as follows: President, Michelle Bell; Vice President, Joyce Perry; Secretary, Torsha Gay; Treasurer, Pam Marion; and Sergeant-At-Arms, Marci Jackson. I his year, the B.S.U. gave a big dinner banquet at the Matt Dishman Center. The di nner was a success. At the beginning of February, B.S.U. had a Black Student Week, and all the black students got together and assembled a talent show. February was the month for Monroe to get together and have their talent show, and they also attended assemblies at Portland State University. BSU Club For All 80 A. B.S.U. officers, L. to R.: M. Bell, president: J. Perry, vice president; T. Gay, secretary, and P. Marion, treasurer. Not pictured, M. Jackson, sargeant-at-arms. B. A. Pittman and L. Norris act out skit during B.S.U. assembly, C. B.S.U. group picture, top row, L. to R.: J. Maxwell. L. Norris, B. Green. K. Martin. Row 2: J. Perry, J. Hart. M. Hardy. S. Allen. Row 3: G. Polk. S. Williams, D. Dutton,S. Horsley. Row 4: C. Johnson, K. Paris, A. Manning, B. Hall, D. Martin, S. Sylvester, V. Green. Row 5: B. Hudson, A. Millner. B. Jones. Row 6: L. Montague, D. Jackson, D. Marshall, D. Stewart. D. D. Marshall models outfit during fashion segment of B. S. U. assembly. Assemblies Vary This past year found Monroe students engaged in many activities and enjoying a variety of assemblies. The different assemblies included such things as student body officer installation, pep assemblies with class competition and seasonal assemblies. A special assembly after Christmas introduced Monroe students to their new principal, Mr. Jones. The drama class provided entertainment for the various seasonal assemblies. At Christmas, all the students and teachers gathered for a sing-a-long in the auditorium. Monroe students enjoyed the exotic music and dances of a man from Haiti. He introduced calypso music and island dances, as well as some history, to the audience. D. A. V. Bradford, R. Milner, T. Gay, P. Marion. B. Mitchell and O. Greene perform at B.S.U. assemble. B. L. Moxley, A. Beck, G. Weisgerber raise spirits at pep assembly. C. Band plays at Sports Auditorium Show. D. Santa and Ms. Kolden carol to make things merry at Christmas assembly. E. Audience shows appreciation of assembly. 82 A. B. D. A. L. Sellon sings during the Sophonore talent show. B. Y. Boone. I). Sanders. S. Jones. I). Stewart put on skit for Student body. C. Local disc jockey tells us the way it was in the 30’s. D. R. Milner presides over assembly. E. J. Grenfell, (i. Weisgerber, C. LaHaie, M. Boileau, S. Flitcraft put on skits at Christmas assembly. E. 83 84 UNDERCLASSMEN Juniors Akers, Linda Alvarez, Vera Anderson, Vicki Attwood, Kerri Bailey, Patricia Baldwin, Vicki Beal, Rhonda Bebeck, Kim Beck, Angel Biscnius, Julie Borland, Kim Borton, Retha Bowley, Maureen Brand, Lori Brown, Donna Brown, Rhonda Bunch, Dee Burlingame, Sally Burmester, Valerie Butler, Eileen Campbell, Vicki Carter, Jill Chester, Jenny Chipman, Tammy Christianson, Mary Claiborne, Yurkio Cook, Paula Courtain, Judy Crosbie, Lynn Cummings, Deby 86 A. C. Mathis argues her point. Juniors Daum, Kathy Davis, Sue Deloney, Angela Dick, Pamela Downey, Kelli Easterly, Roxanne Edmonds, Sandy Engle, Patty Fitzgerald, Debra Fitzgerald, Diane Flint, Michaelea Francis, Candy Frcitag, Karen Graham, JoAnn Grate, Kathy Gray, Latawnia Gregorie, Lorri Hall, Jan Hansen, Anne Harris, Evelyn Harris, Justine Hayes, Vickie Hill, Sheila Hollomon, Cindi Howell, Karen H de, Ardis Ingle, Julie Jackson, Dorothy Jackson, Marcianr James, Kathy Johnson, Belinda Johnson, Connie Johnson, Lori A. Typical Monroe students on dress up day. L to R: D. Kurtzbein. J. Graham. J. Huffman. 87 Johnson, Pam Kelly, Lee Ann Kemi, Melissa Kenison, Toni Kipp, Marcia Knight, Casey Kurtzbein, Diane LaFave, Kathy Leverton, Cathy Lindstrom, Pam Lockman, Vicki Lulich, Susan Lynch, Denise Marambe, Sharon Margeta, Mary Martin, Kathryn Mathies, Corinthian Mathis, Karen Mertens, Julie Mills, Brenda Mishiro, Tracy Moore, Kelli Moore, Lisa Mueller, Charlotte Mullen, Rena Nelson, Carol Noriega, Francel Palmer, Sandra Parham, Lynita Pomeroy, Jill Potts, Nancy Powell, Tercita Prentice, Janet Ramsay, Peggy Rischiotto, Ann Roberts, Cheryl 88 f Juniors Rollins, Gay Royce, Leigh Ann Sanders, Audrey Schmidt, Jayne Seaquist, Karen Sherman, Bernieta Snook, Melody Sorensen, Jeanette St. Helen, Carolyn Thom, Kelly Thomas, Cindy Tucker, Sonia Underhill, Mary Usher, Norma Wall, Julia Waudby, Laura Weinberger, Bonnie Weisgerbcr, Gay Whitesides, Kim Young, Patty Adair, Dorothy Allen, Renac Alton, Wendy Amos, Pamela Andersen, Karen Anderson, Cathy Bagley, Sherril Bailey, Barbara Baird, Dawn Baker, Karen Baker, Tamera Bollin, Sandy A. L. Utterback is hard at work. 89 Sophomores Bollinger, Mary Brewer, Dana Brown, Debra Buccello, Ellen Buckley, Maureen Butts. Debbie Buzbee, Diana Case, Laurie Case, Linda Case, Linette Cavota, Coral Charlson, Robin Crocker, Penny Cissne, Carol Cole, Patti Columbia, Valerie Cope, Sandi Cramer, Mary Crombie, Laurie Currier, Nina Dailey, Sue Davis. Laura Davis, Shirley DeFilipps, Marie Degermark, Nancy Donovan, Sharon Dyer, Roxanne Franklin, Julie Fuller, Denise Gallagher, Christi A. Busy at work. L to R: B. Castrejon, S. Baglry, K. Wirtz, J. Leverton. J. Hart. 90 Garrison, Terri Graham, Carlene Sophomores Grate, Connie Greene, Janet Haase, Pauline Habas, Mary Hampton, Cathy Hayden, Sherri Hayes, Cindy Hempe, Brenda Hendrix, Anna Hendrix, Leigh Hoard, Donna Horsley, Cyntrina Hudson, Brenda Isacs, Victoria Jackson, Debbie Johnson, Carolyn Johnson, Jami Johnson, Tina Jones, Bridgette Jones, Gail Kinncar, Doreen Krouse, Kim LaHaie, Debbi Levcrton, Janet Littleton, Cyndie Lopez, Lisa Lopez, Kristin Love, Bona 91 A. K. Krouse works on computer terminal for Career Exploration. Sophomores Loy, Laura MacDonald, Linda Maldonado, Grace Mann, Sharon Margeta, Lois Marks, Connie Marshall, Donna Marty, Elizabeth Marvitz, Arlene Mathies, Scritha Mayhead, Linda McLain, Joyce Michaels, Debra Miley, Terry Miller, Kem Moore, Deborah Moore, Kim Morgan, Lori Morrissey, Nancy Moxley, Laura Meller, Emily Nordahl, Erin Nordahl, Kathy Norris, Louise Nowell, Lorie Overstreet, Annette Parks, Karen Perez, Carmen Peters, Cristi Peters, Linda Pfenning, Donna Reding, Tressa Reed, Krista 92 A. C. Horsley poses for camera. Sophomores Reese, Norma Robertson, Carol Robertson, Karen Rud, Janet Russell, Lorna Russell, Lorraine Schatz, Susan Schaubhut, Theresa Schmidt, Anna Seelie, Arlene Sellon, Laurie Schoenecker, Debbie Schoenecker, Donna Shoey, Cindy Simoneau, Stacie Smeeton, Nancy Spidal, Colleen Stai, Jodi Starr, Debby Stanton, Ina Stegman, Gwen Stoops, Anita Sutherlin, Paula Swanberg, Janet Sylvester, Sheila Tennant, Brenda Terpening, Diane Terry, Gail Thorstad, Cindy Wagner, Ona Wells, Linda Whitmer, Brenda Willenberg, Tammy 93 A. T. Garrison hides from camera. Sophomores Williams, Juli Williams, Sibyl Wise, Jeannine Wise, Peggy Wolfe, Shelley Woods, Suzettc Wooldridge, Renee Woolhiser, Pam Zimmerman, Cheri Zimmerman, Vicki Freshmen Abram, Janet Allen, Carmen Alien, Susan Allen, Susan Alverson, Patricia Anderson, Vicki Atkins, Carol Azure, Theresa Barker, Cynthia Baton, Susan Batten, Elaine Bausch, Kathi Beeman, Debbie Berry, Dawn Blades, Connie Boileau, Marie Boone, Yvonne Brown, Sandra 94 A. L to R: R. Allen, G. Jones, L. Russell, and S. Sylvester show their talent as Drill Team members. Freshmen Bosworth, Julie Buckley, Tammie Butler, Cassandra Buttner, Tammy Campbell, Vivian Carter, Julia Castrejon, Barbara Cebula, Eileen Clark, Shawnecn Cross Melody Croy, Valerie Daniel, Donna Davis, zan Dawe, Carolyn Dawson, Arneedia Dehning, Meridee Dix Kathryn Dutton, Debra Ellis Carrie Ann Ellis, Carrie Fischer, Janet Fisher, Kim Fischl, Bev Fritzen, Georgiann Gee, Rhonda Ghant, Maxine Gibson, Stephanie Gilbert, Linda Giovannone, Angel Glass Delphine Goings. Laurie Jo Green, Veronica Gregoirc, Colleen Grenfell, Jessie Grier, Vicky Guimont, Marleah Guinn, Vicki Hahn, Kathryn Hall, Kathy Hall, Marlene Halliwell, Kim Hampshire, Sheri 95 Freshmen Hansen, Jean Hanson, Linda Hardy, Marie Harmon, Cheryl Harper, Carolyn Hart, Jackie Hegstad, Lili Herrick, Tsarra Hill, Barbara Hill, Karrie Hillcrick, Ramona Hiner, Janet Holiday, Lark Horsley, Sandrea Hubbard, Angela Jackson, Kathryn Janac, Maijorie Johnson, Chantina Johnson, Desiris Jones, Sonya Jones. Sophia Jones, Stephanie Kaady, Jane Kcmnitz, Debi Kemnitz, Diane Kidd, Joanna Kiefel, Sue Kimber, Carol King, Desiree Kurtzbcin, Shirley Lallaic, Cathy Laurion, Laurie Leckman, Karrie 96 A. E. Batten and J. Bosworth get caught sneaking out for lunch early. Freshmen Lee, Deborah Littleton, Wendy Lower, Sylvia Loy, Lanie MacDonald, Tracey Maceo, Angela Maldonda, Diana Manley, Adonica Manning, Andrena Manning, Cindy Martin, Rita Martin, Stephanie Mays, Lynda McCallister, Carolyn McClure, Karen McDevitt, Patty Medicinehorse, Dara Miles, Peggy Millner, Angels Mitchell, Tawnya Montague, Lenda Mooneyham, lone Moore, Rena Mullen, Debra Neitling, Sheila Osires, Idania Parker, Mary Perkins, Terri Perman, Gail Pittman, Angela Pledger, Debra Post, Julie Prowell, Kim Purkapile, Corinne Rea, Chris Rhodes, Pam Ridgeway, Guetchen Roberts, Lucy Rodgers, Wendy Rogers, Kathleen Rose, Dana Saunders, Denise 97 Freshmen 98 Schoeneckcr, Dora Senter, Patty Shaw, Elena Shea, Mary Snook, Laura Sommer, Katharina Spencer, Kimberly Spieler, Connie Sprinkling, Jamie Stewart, Debra Straub, Julie Stuart, Valerie Sylvester, Bernctta TTiomas, Karen Thornbloom, Diane Tichenor, Jeri Tichenor, Kerry Tucker, Nancy Underhill, Ann Underwood, Uenina Utterback, Pat Vogel, Dorothy Weisgarber, Gloria Weike, Kim White, Colleen William, Gina Wilson, Tanya Wirtz, Kim Wolfe, Debbie Wood, Julia Woodley, Marilyn Young, Carol NDT PICTURED: JUNIORS Evans, Ada Morris, Susan Selby, Bridgette SOPHOMORES Armstrong, Shelley Booth, Saundra Brcden, Mary Dasalla, Marilyn Franklin, Sheila Lachance, Renee Miller, Kathy FRESHMEN A. 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BURNSIDE STREET PORTLAND, OREGON 97214 233-4676 Congratulations tot CONC,f C arOClObJS co vfje class or 1J BSZJ ■ . . AND ALL THE MEN AND WOMEN MERELY PLAYERS. THEY HAVE THEIR EXITS AND THEIR ENTRANCES; AND ONE MAN IN HIS TIME PLAYS MANY PARTS . . . CONGRATULATIONS from the THESPIANS Senior Activities Denise Alton: Dental, Diplomats 4, Honor Roll 4. Susan Andersen: Commercial Foods, Reg. Rep. 1, Music 1, Expo 1,2,3. Mary Anderson: Distributive Education, Expo 1,2. Jean Armstrong: Dental, B.S.U. 1,2,3, Track Team 1,2,Volleyball Team 1,2, Basketball Team 1,2, Dance Team 2, Reg.Rep. 3, Talent Show 1,2,3, Expo 1,2, Monroe Involvement Committee 3.4. Sheila Bailey: Child Development, Thespians, 3, President 4, Reg. Rep. 3, Fall Play 3,4, Expo 4. Nickie Beck: Commercial Foods, Reg. Rep. 3, Expo 4. Michelle Bell: Art Careers, B.S.U. 1,2,Secretary 3, President 4. Track Team 1, Basketball Team 1, Dance Team 1,2,3, Reg. Rep. 2, Class Officer President 4, Expo 2, Tour Guide 2. Roberta Berge: Medical, Reg. Rep. 4, Music 2. Linda Blum: Data Word Processing and Art, Ski Club 3,4, Drilletts 1,2,3, Varsity Football Rally 3, Reg. Rep. 1, Honor Roll 4, Talent Show 4. Judy Booker: Child Development, B.S.U. 1,2,3,4, Dance Team 2, Talent Show 3, Expo 2,3, l our Guide 2, Doctrine Staff 3. Yana Boone: Data Word Processing, B.S.U. 1,2,3, Track Team 1, Dance Team 1,2, Class Officer Vice- President 1, President 2, Talent Show 3, Expo 2, Office Help 2, Pep Club 2, Prom Committee 4. Sharon Bouchor: Medical, Keyettes 3.4, Drillettes 3, Fall Play 3, Expo 3. Marie Bradford: Art Careers, B.S.U. 1.2.3.4. Dance Team 1,2, Varsity Football Rally 2, Expo 2, T eacher’s Aide 3. Vernell Bradford: Clerical Office Practice, B.S.U. 1,2,3,4, Chansonnettes 1,2, Dance Team 1,2, T alent Show 1,2, Talent Show 1,2,3,4 Expo 1,2,3, Teacher’s Aide 1,3. Denise Brinster: Shorthand, National Honor Society 3,4, Drillettes 2,3, Varsity Basketball Rally 3,4, T alent Show 3. Janice Brown: Data Word Processing, Keyettes Vice President 4, Diplomats 3, Vice President 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Reg, Rep. 1, Honor Roll 1.2.3.4, Talent Show 4, Expo 1,2,3,4, Teacher’s Aide 3, Pep Club 1. Keeya Brundege: Shorthand, Clerical Office Practice, Diplomats 2,3,4, Thespians 1,2,3, Fall Secretary 4, Reg. Rep. 2, Honor Roll 3, Fall Play 2, Spring Play 1,2, Talent Show 3, Doctrine Staff 3. Eileen Buckley: Shorthand Clerical Office Practice, Track Team 3. Denise Campbell: Dental, Thespians 1, National Honor Society 3,4, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, Fall Play 1, Talent Show 3.4, Vicki Chambers: Medical, Reg. Rep. 1.4, Expo 1,2. Faye Chu: Medical, Keyettes 4, Diplomats 4, National Honor Society 4, Honor Roll 1,2,4, Yearbook Staff 2. Cheri Clark: Medical, Keyettes 3, Vice President 4, Drillettes 1,2, 3, Varsity Football Rally 3, Varsity Basketball Rally 4, J.V. Basketball Rally 2, Student Council 1,2, Class Officers President 3, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, T alent Show 3,4, Expo 1,2, Tour Guide 1,2,3,4, Teacher’s Aide 3,4, Football Queen 1. Elzabeth Davis: Distributive Education, Keyettes 3, Swim T eam 1, Class Officers Treasurer 2, Yearbook Staff 2,3. Rhonda Doyle: Clerical Office Practice, Yearbook Staff 3, Doctrine Staff 2. Marci Edwards: Child Care and Commercial Foods, Track T eam 3, Honor Roll 4, Music 1,2, Expo 1,2,3, Teacher’s Aide 4. Irene Figura: Clerical Office Practice, T alent Show 2. Mary Findlay: Distributive Education, Tennis Team 2,3,4, Volleyball Team 1. Candace Fisher: Gregg Shorthand, Keyettes 3, Treasurer 4. Swim Team 1,2, Reg, Rep. 2,4, Fall Play 2, Talent Shows 3,4, Expo 2. Robin Prison: Medical, Diplomats 2.3.4, National Honor Society 3,4, Volleyball Team 3, Reg. Rep. 3, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, Expo 2,3, Office Help 4. Kathy Garber: Commercial F'oods. Sherryl Glenn: Gregg Shorthand, Clerical Office Practice, Keyettes 3,4, Reg. Rep. 3, T eacher’s Aide 3,4, Doctrine Staff 4. J.A. 2. Betty Hald: Shorthand, National Honor Society, 3,4, Secretary, Honor Roll 2,3,4, Music 1, Expo 2,3. Bess Hambleton: Medical, Keyettes 3, Class Officers Secretary 2, Reg. Rep. 2,3,4, Talent Shows 3,4, Teacher’s Aide 2,3. Pat Hayes: Commercial Foods, Thespians 3,4, Swim Team 3, Reg. Rep. 3, Honor Roll 4, Fall Play 3, Spring Play 3, T alent Shows 3,4, Expo 1.2.3, Tour Guides 3, Bowling club 1.2.3, Secondwind 3. Joy Hollamon: Data Word Processing, Keyettes 3, National Honor Society 3,4, Tennis Team 3, Basketball T eam 1, Varsity Football Rally 2,3, Varsity Basketball Rally 4, Student Council Vice-President 3, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, Talent Shows 3,4, Expo 2, Tour Guide 3,4, Teacher’s Aide 3, Monroe Imvolvement Committee 3. Kathy Hoope: Clerical Office Practice, Keyettes 4, Diplomats 2, President 4, National Honor Society 4, Reg. Rep. 2,4, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, Talent Shows 4, Expo 1,2,4, Tour Guide 4, T eacher’s Aide 2. Kelly Howard: Data Word Processing, Ski Club 4, Volleyball Team 3, Drillettes 1,2,3,4, Reg. Rep. 2, Class Officer Treasurer 4, Honor Roll 4, T alent Shows 3,4, Expo 1, Office Help 3. Teresa Jackson: Nursery School Reg. Rep. 3, Expo 1,3, Cafeteria W’orkcrs 2.3, Bari Jones: Medical, Diplomats 3,4, B.S.U. 2,3,4, Dance Team 2, Student Council 4, Reg. Rep. 1,2,3,4, Honor Roll 1,2,4, T alent Show 3, Tour Guide 3. Sharon Jordan: Medical, Keyettes 3, Treasurer 4, Diplomats 2, Secretary 3.4, National Honor Society 3,4, Reg. Rep. 1,2, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. Talent Show 4, Expo 2, Tour Guide 3,4, Yearbook Staff 2,3, Editor 4. Ruth Kcely: Clerical Office Practice, Honor Roll 4, Expo 2, Tour Guide 2, Cafeteria Workers 1,2,3, Office Help 4, T eacher’s Aide 3. Christina Kelly: Shorthand, Clerical Office Practice, Diplomats 2,3,4. Thespians Treasurer 4, Spring Play 2, Doctrine Staff 3. Lisa Kenison: Dental, Swim Team 2. Susie Kennison: Art, Commercial Foods. Basketball Team 1, Varsity Football Rally, 3, Class Officers Vice President 3, Expo 2. Linda Kilmer: Child Development, Chansonnettes 2, National Honor Society 3,4, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, Expo 2, Tour Guide 3. 107 Sue Kosher: commerical Foods, Swim Team 3,4. Sharon Lambert: Clerical Office Practice, Tennis Team 1,2,4, Reg. Rep. 1,3,4, Talent Show 4, Expo 3. Teresa Leasure: Data Word Processing, Volleyball Team 3, Honor Roll 3,4, Office Help 3. Anna iMalatesta: Commercial Foods, Distributive Education, Fall Play 3,4. Pam Marion: Clerical Office Practice, B.S.U. 1,2,3,4, Dance Team 2, Varsity Football Rally 3, Talent Shows 1,2,3, Expo 3, Doctrine Staff 2,3. Deborah Martin: Data Word Processing, Flea Market, Committee 4, Diplomats 2, treasurer 3,4, B.S.U. 1,2,3,4 B.S.U. Choir 3,4, Track Team Manager 4, Volleyball Team Manager 3, 4, Basketball Team Manager 1,4, Student Council Fall Secretary, 4, Spring Treasurer 4, Reg. Rep. 1,2,3, Fall Play 4, Spring Play 4, Music 1, Talent Show 3,4, Expo 1,2,3,4, Teachers Aide 3, Pep Club 1,2, Personnel Manager of the Student Store 3, Prom Committee 4, Optimist Award 4, Perfect Attendance 2, Distributive Education Student of the Year 3. Kim Martin: Data Word Processing, National Hono- Society 3,4, Basketball Team 1, Honor Roll 1.2.3.4, Talent Show 3, Tour Guide 3, Yearbook Staff 3. Wendy McBee: Data Word Processing, Chansonnettes 1,2, Drillettes 3, Reg. Rep. 1,2,3,4, Honor Roll 4, Talent Show 4, Expo 1,2, Cafeteria Worker 1,2,3,4, Teacher’s Aide 4. Jackie McKay: Art Staff, Drillettes 1,2, Varsity Football Rally 2, Varsity Basketball Rally 1, Talent Show 1.2.3.4, Teacher’s Aide 3, Yearbook Staff 2. Gail McMahon: Clerical Office Practice, National Honor Society 3, Treasurer 4, Volleyball Team 3, Class Officer Vice President 4, Honor Roll 1.2.3.4, Talent Show 4, Expo 1. Allison Middleton: Dental, Diplomats 4, Honor Roll 4. April Miller: Distributive Education, Reg. Rep. 2,3, Teacher’s Aide 4. Rhonda Milner: Clerical Office Practice, B.S.U. 2,3,4, Dance Team 2, Student Council President 4, Talent Shows 2,3,4. Barbara Mitchell: Data Word Processing, B.S.U. 1,2,3,4, Dance Team 1,2, Talent Shows 1,2,3, Expo 2. Kaye Mitchell: Greg Shorthand and Clerical Office Practice, Tennis Team 1.2.3, T alent Shows 2, Expo 2,3,4. J. A. 2.3, Robin Morris: Dental, Keyettes 4, Diplomats 3, Secretary 4, National Honor Society Secretary 3,4, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, Music 1, Talent Show 4, Expo 2,3,4. Kim Nicholson: Medical, Keyettes 4, Diplomats 2, Vice-President 3, Secretary 4, Honor Roll 4, Talent Show 4, Expo 2,3,4. Evelyn Parker: Medical, Diplomats 4, Reg. Rep. 2, Honor Roll 2,3,4, Expo 1.2.3, Doctrine Staff 2, Tutoring 1,2. Suzanne Parks: Data Word Processing, Volleyball Team 2, Honor Roll 4, Expo 1, Teacher’s Aide 3. Pamela Paxton: Distributive Education, B.S.U. 1,2,3, Dance Team 1,2, Expo 2, Pep Club 1,2. Joyce Perry: Data Word Processing, B.S.U. 2, Vice-President 3, President 4, Track Team 1, Talent Shows 3,4, Expo 1,2,3, Pep Club 1,2. Glynnis Polk: Gregg Shorthand and Data Word Processing, Diplomats 1.2.3, President 4, B.S.U. 1,2, Secretary 3,4, Volleyball Team 3,4, Basketball Team 3, Reg. Rep. 4, Music 1, T alent Show 3, Expo 3. Vicky Porter: Data Word Processing, T alent Show 4, Expo 3, Tour Guide 4. Betty Rhoten: Shorthand, Clerical Office Practice, Reg. Rep. 3, Teacher’s Aide 4. Joetta Rictor: Distributive Education, Tennis Team 1,2,3,4, Student Council 4, Reg. Rep. 4, Honor Roll 3, Talent Show 3,4, Expo 1,2,3. Monica Rieber: Dental, Office Help 3. Patricia Roberts: Clerical Office Practice. Sharon Rose: Commercial Foods, Track Team 2, Talent Show 4. Gretchen Sell: Clerical Office Practice, Keyettes 3, President 4, Diplomats 3, President 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Drillettes 3, Track Team 1,2,3, Reg. Rep. 3,4, Class Officers Secretary 4, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, Talent Show 4, Expo 3, Tour Guide 4, Office Help 4. Debbie Semler: Medical, Keyettes 4, Thespians 1,2, Vice President 3, Ski Club 1,2, Varsity Basketball Rally 3,4, Fall Play, 2, Spring Play 2, Talent Show 3,4, Tour Guide 3. Susan Shoff: Distributive Education, Spring Play 2. Meldoy Stafford: Medical, Thespians Secretary 2, Vice President 3, President 4. National Honor Society 3, President 4, Varsity Basketball Rally 4, Reg. Rep. 2,3, Class Officer Secretary 3, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. Fall Play 1,2,3, Spring Play 1,2, Talent Show 1,2, Expo 1,2,3, Tour Guide 3, Teacher's Aide 1,2,4, J A 2. Valerie Stokes: Distributive Education, B.S.U. 3, Dance Team 3, Talent Show 4, Expo 2, Senior Miss Committee 4. Diane Swanson: Dental, Keyettes 3, President 4, Diplomats 3,4, Drillettes 3, Reg.Rep. 3,4, Honor Roll 3,4, Talent Show 3,4, Expo 3,4, Tour Guide 3,4, Yearbook Staff 3,4, Bowling 3, 4, Secondwind 4. Kathy Tenderella: Clerical Office Practice, Expo 2,3, Teacher’s Aide 3. Brenda Tune: Data Word Processing and Art, National Honor Society 4, Tennis Team 2,3,4, Basketball Team 1,4, Student Council Treasurer, 3, Student Council President 4, Reg. Rep. 1,1, Honor Roll 2, 3,4, Tour Guide 2, Teacher’s aide 3, Multnomah Athletic Club Scholarship Winner 2, Secondwind Coordinator. Zita Van Ausdeln: Child develop ment. Cynthia Warren: Clerical Office Practice, Diplomats 2, B.S.U. 2, Music 1, Talent Shows 1,2,3,4, Expo 1, Teacher’s Aide 2, Yearbook Staff 2,3. Naomi Watson: Cosmotology, B.S.U. 1.2.3, Dance Team 1,2, T alent Shows, Teachers aide 4. Donna Wehrly: Data Word Processing, Talent Show 4, Expo 1.2.3, Teacher's Aide 3, Bowling Club 1. Pam Groner Weems: Medical, B.S.U. 2, Dance Team 2, Honor Roll 2. Becky Whitton: Commercial Foods, Thespians, 3, Fall Play 3, Spring Play 2, T alent Shows 3,4, T eacher's Aide 4. Betty Widmer: Medical, Keyettes Secretary 4, Diplomats 3, Vice President 4, National Honor Society 3, Vice President 4, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, Expo 2. Fiorella Zorich: Distributive Education, Expo 3. Rissa Zumbrunnen: Distributice Education, Keyettes 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, Talent Show 4, Expo 3, Teacher’s Aide 3. 108 FRESHMEN Abram, Janet 94 Allen, Carmen 62,71,94 Allen, Susan C. 63,66,71,94 Allen, Susan F. 66,80,94 Alverson, Patricia 49,67,68, 94 Anderson, Vicke 94,98 Atkins, Carol 69,94 Azure, Theresa 94 Balia, Rhonda Barker, Cynthia 94,73 Batson, Susan 94 Batten, Elaine 94,96 Bausch, Kathi 94 Becman, Debbie 94 Benjamin, Joseph Berry, Dawn 94 Blades, Connie 94 Boilcau, Marie 62,83,94 Boone, Yvonne 94 Brown, Sandra 94 Bosworth, Julie 96 Buckley, Tammie 54,95 Burt, Bonnie Butler, Cassandra 95 Buttncr, Tammy 95 Campbell, Vivian 67,95 Carter, Julia 71,95 Castrejon, Barbara 62,63,90,95 Cebula, Eileen 95,73 Clark, Shawneen 19,49,95 Cross, Melody 95 Croy, Valerie 95 Daniel, Donna 95 Davis, Jan 52,95 Dawe, Carolyn 95 Dawson, Arneedia 95 DeFillippis, Chire Dehning, Meridee 95 Dix, Kathryn 95 Dutton, Debra 52,71,80,95,73 Ellis, Carrie 95 Fischer, Janet 49,95 Fisher, Kimberly 95 Fischl, Beverly 54,95 Fritzen, Georgiann 95,98 Gaines, Diane 59 Gee, Rhonda 95 Ghant, Maxine 95 Gibson, Stephanie 95 Gilbert, Linda 50,95 Giovannone, Angel 95 Glass, Delphine 95,73 Clings, Laurie 95 Green, Veronica 71,80,95 Gregoire, Colleen 62,95 Grenfell, Jessica 67,83,95 Grier, Vicky 54,95 Gross, Linda Guimont, Marleah 69,95,73 Guinn, Vicki 59,71,95, Hagstad, Lili 55,96 Hahn, Kathryn 95 Hall, Kathleen 95 Hall, Mdarlenc 95 Halliwell, Kim 95 Hampshire, Sheri 95 Hansen, Jean 96 Hanson, Linda 96 Hardy, Marie 21,80,96 Harmon, Cheryl 59,96 Harper, Carolyn 59,71,96,73 Hart, Jacqueline 63,71,80,90, 96 Herrick, Tsarra 55,96 Hill, Barbara 71,96,99 Hill, Karrie 69,96 Hillerich, Ramona 96 Hiner, Janet 71,96 Holiday, Lark 96 Horsley, Sandrea 71,73,96 Hubbard, Angela 96 Jackson, Kathryn 96,73 Japac, Marjorie 19,66,96,73 Johnson, Chantina 71,96 Johnson, Desiri 70,71,96 Jones, Sonya 71,83,96 Jones, Sophia 71,96 Jones, Stephanie 96 Kaady, Jane 50,96 Kemnitz, Debra 96 Kemnitz, Diana 96 Kidd, Joanna 96 Kiefel, Sue 50,70,96 Kimber, Carol 96 King, Desiree 96 Kurtzbein, Shirley 67,96 LaHaie, Cathy 63,69,83,96 Laurion, Laurie 96 Lackman, Karrie 96 Lee, Deborah 97 Littleton, Wendy 97,73 Lower, Sylvia 97 Loy, Lanie 97 MacDonald, Tracey 97 Maceo, Angela 97 Maldonado. Diana 97 Manley, Adonica 97 Manning, Andrena 19,62,71, 80,97 Manning, Cynthia 49,97 Martin, Rita 63,97 Martin, Stephanie 71,97,73 Mays, Lynda 62,97 McCallister, Carolyn 97,99 McClure, Karen 97 McDevitt, Patricia 97 Medicinehorse, Dara 97 Miles, Peggy 97 Millner, Angela 71,80,97 Mitchell, Tawnya 54,97 Montague, Lenda 71,80,97 Mooneyham, lone 97 Moore, Rena 63,71,73,97 Mullen, Debra 97,99 Neitling, Sheila 97 Osircs, Idania 97 Parker, Mary 49,52,97 Pclton, Shelley Perkins, Terry 97 Perman, Gail 97 Pittman, Angela 19,50,54,68, 71,97 Pledger, Debra 55,63,71, 97 Post, Julie 67,97 Prowell, Kimberly 97,73 Purkapile, Corinne 97 Rea, Christina 97 Rhodes, Pamela 97 Ridgeway, Gretchen 97 Roberts, Lucy 97 Rodgers, Kathleen 59,97 Rodgers, Wendy 97 Rose, Dana 97 Ross, Julie Saunders, Denise 97,99 Schoenecker, Dora 98 Scars, Christina Sebila, Eileen 66 Sen ter, Patricia 98 Shaw, Elena 55,98 Shea, Mary 98 Snook, Laura 98 Sommer, Katharina 98 Spencer, Kimberly 98 Spieler, Connie 98,73 Sprinkling, Jamie 98 Stewart, Debra 68,71,80,83, 98 Straub, Julie 71,98 Stuart, Valerie 98 Sylvester, Bernetta 98 Thomas, Karen 98 Thronbloom, Diana 98 Tichenor, Jeri 98 Tichenor, Kerry 98 Tucker, Nancy 98 Underhill, Ann 70,71,98,73 Underwood, Uenina 98 Utterback, Patricia 98,73 Vogel, Dorothy 98 Weisgerber, Gloria 98 Welkc, Kimberly 98 White, Colleen 52,98 Williams, Gina 98 Wilson, Tanya 98 Wirtz, Kimberly 70,90,98, 73 Wolfe, Debra 98 Wood, Julia 98 Woodley, Marilyn 62,63,98, 73 Yoing, Carol 52,98 SOPHOMORES Adair, Dorothy 89 Allen, Debra 89,94 Alton, Wendy 89 Amos, Pamela 89 Andersen, Karen 89 Anderson, Cathy 89 Armstrong, Shelley Bagley, Sherril 58,89,90 Bailey, Barbara 63,71,89 Baird, Dawn 89 Baker, Karen 58,89,90 Baker, Tamara 54,89 Bennett, Susan 89 Bollin, Sandra 89,73 Bollinger, Mary 90 Boothe, Saundra 54 Bredeen, Mary Brewer, Dana 53,67,90 Brown, Debra 62,90 Bucccllo, Ellen 90 Buckley, Maureen 57,90 Butts, Debra 90 Buzbee, Diana 90 Case, Laurie 90 Case, Linda 56,57,70,90 Case, Linette 90 Cavota, Coral 90 Charlson, Robin 90 Cissne, Carol 62,90 Cole, Patricia 90 Columbia, Valerie 70,90 Cope, Sandra 62,67,70,90 Caramer, Mary 90 Crocker, Penny 58,90 Crombie, Lauri 90 Currier, Nina 70,90 Dailey, Suzanne 49,90 Dasalla, Marilyn 17 Davis, Laura 90 Davis, Shirley 90 DeFillipis, Rose 90 Degermark, Nancy 90 Donovan, Sharon 90 109 Dyer, Roxanne 90 Franklin, Julie 90 Franklin, Sheila Fuller, Denise 90 Gallagher, Christi 90 Garrison, Terry 91,93 Graham, Carlene 91 Grate, Connie Greene, Janet 49,69,91 Haase, Pauline 56,91 Habas, Mary 56,91 Hampton, Catherine 91 Hayden, Sherri 91 Hayes, Cynthia 56,91 Hempc, Brenda 91 Hendrix, Anna 69,91 Hendryx, Leigh 54,66,91,99 Hoard, Donna 91,73 Horsley, Cyntrina 80,91,92 Hudson, Brenda 71,80,91 Isaacs, Victoria 91 Jacksen, Deborah 91 Johnson, Carolyn 80,91 Johnson, Jamie 73,91 Johnson, Tina 91 Jones, Bridget 47,71,80,91 Jones, Gail 91,94 Kinneear, Doreen 91 Krouse, Kim 91 LaChance, Renee 58 LaHaie, Debbie 91 Lcvcrton, Janet 90,91 Littleton, Cindy 58,91 Lopez, Lisa 91 Lopez, Kristin 91 Love, Bona 91 Loy, Laura 92 MacDonald, Linda 67,92 Maldonado, Grace 62,64,67,79,92 Mann, Sharon 64,68,79,92 Margeta, Lois 92 Marks, Connie 92 Marshall, Donna 71,80,92 Marty, Elizabeth 92,73 Marvitz, Arlene 92 Mathies, Seritha 71,92 Mayhead, Linda 92 McLain, Joyce 92 Michaels, Debra 92 Miley, Terry 92 Miller, Kathy 56 Miller, Kern 64,67,92 Moore, Deborah 92 Moore, Kimber 92 Morgan, Donna Morgan, Lori 92,73 Morgan, Tracy 59 Morrissey, Nancy 92 Moxley, Laura 62,66,67,92,73 Mueller, Emily 92 Mullen, Diane Nordahl, Erin 59,92 Nordahl, Kathleen 92 Norris, Louise 50,68,70,71,80, 92 Nowell, Lorie 92 Overstreet, Annette 92,99 Parks, Karen 71,92 Perez, Carmen 51,92 Peters, Cristi 92 Peters, Linda 92 Pfenning, Donna 92 Reding, Tressa 56,92 Reed, Krista 56,57,92 Reese, Norma 93,99 Robertson, Carol 55,93 Robertson, Karen 93 Rudd, Janet 46,51,68,93,73 Russell, Lorna 63,66,93,94,74 Russell, Lorraine 93 Schatz, Susan 93 Schaubhut, Theresa 93 Schmidt, Anna 58,93 Schonecker, Debbie 93 Schonecker, Donna 93 Seelie, Arlene 67,70,93 Sellon, Laurie 69,70,83,93 Shucy, Cindy 54,93,73 Simoneau, Stacie 93 Smeeton, Nancy 93 Spidal, Colleen 93 Stai, Jodie 18,93 Stanton, Ina 93 Starr, Debbie 93 Stegman, Gwen 93 Stoops, Anita 93 Sutherlin, Paula 93,99 Swanberg, Janet 56,93 Sylvester, Sheila 56,70,71, 80,93,94 Tennant, Brenda 51,93 Terpaning, Dianne 93 Terry, Gail 46,58,93 Thorstad, Cindy 93 Wagner, Ona 93 Wells, Linda 58,93 Whitmer, Brenda 56,57,62,93 Willenbcrg, Tammy 93 Williams, Juile 94 Williams, Sibyl 71,80,94 Wise, Jeannine 69,94 Wise, Peggy 56,57,94 Wolfe, Shelley 94 Woods, Suzette 94,73 Wooldrigc, Renee 94 Woolhiser, Pamela 94 Zimmerman, Chcri 94 Zimmerman, Vicki 94 JUNIORS Akers, Linda 86 Alvarez, Vera 86 Anderson, Vicki 86 Attwood, Kerri 86 Bailey, Patricia 86 Baldwin, Vicki 78,86 Beal, Rhonda 42,86 Bebeck, Kimberly 86 Beck, Angel 49,67,86 Bisenius, Julie 86 Borland, Kim 76,86 Borton, Retha 86 Bowlcy, Maureen 78,86 Brand, Lori 86 Brown, Donna 62,86 Brown, Rhonda 86 Bunch, Debra 86,99 Burlingame, Sally 86 Burmester, Valeric 86 Bulter, Eileen 86 Campbell, Vicki 67,70,86,99 Carter, Jill 86 Chester, Jennece 86 Chipman, Tammera 86 Christianson, Mary 86 Claiborne, Yuriko 86 Cook, Paula 86 Courtain, Judy 86 Crosbie, Lynn 70,86 Cummings, Deby 86 Daum, Kathy 87 Davis, Susan 87,99 Deloncy, Angela 87 Dick, Pamela 87 Downey, Kelli 87 Easterly, Roxane 87 Edmonds, Sandra 87 Engle, Patrice 87 Evans, Ada Fitzgerald, Debra 56,87 Fitzgerald, Diane 87 Flint, Michaelea 87 Flitcraft, F’litty 79 Francis, Candace 87 Freitag, Karen 45,87 Gaines, Deborah 59, Graham, Joann 87 Grate, Kathy 87 Gray, Latwnia 87 Grcgoric, Lorri 87 Hall, Janette 87 Hansen, Anne 87 Harris, Evelyn 87 Harris, Justine 87 Hayes, Vickie 87 Hill, Sheila 87 Hollomon, Cindi 87 Howell, Karen 62,63,76, 87 Huffman, Jcaninc Hyde, Ardis 51,58,87 Ingle, Julie 87 Jackson, Dorothy 71,80,87 Jackson, Marcianne 62,63,80, 87 James, Kathy 87 Johnson, Belinda 68,87 Johnson, Connie 87 Johnson, Lori 87 Johnson, Pamela 48,76,88 Kelly, Lee Ann 88 Kemi, Melissa 88 Kenison, Toni 88 Kipp, Marcia 88 Knight, Claire 88 Knurtzbcin, Diane 67,71,87, 88 LaFave, Kathleen 88 Leverton, Cathy 48,88 Lindstrom, Pamela 88 Lockman, Vicki 88 Lulich, Susan 88 Lynch, Denise 88 Marambe, Sahron 88 Margeta, Mary 88 Martin, Kathryn 47,88, 73 Matais, Karen 88 Mathies, Corinthian 86,88 Mertcns, Julie 88 Mills, Brenda 56,88 Mishiro, Tracy 59,88 Moore, Kelli 66,88 Moore, Lisa 88 Morris, Susan Mueller, Charlottee 88 Mullen, Kathryn 110 Warren, Cynthia 38,48 Washington, Annette Watson, Naomi 38 Wehrly, Donna 38 Wein, Petra 39 Whitton, Becky 26,39 Widmer, Betty 39,42,76, 78 Woodridge, Randy 39 Zorich, Fioclla 39 Zumbrunnen, Rissa 30,39, 78 St. Hellen, Carolyn 89 Garber, Kathy 28 Parker, Evelyn 34 Parker, Suzanne 34 Thom, Kelly 89 Gay, Torsha 28,71,80 Paxton, Pamela 35 Thomas, Cindy 89 Glenn, Sherryl 28,29 Perry, Joyce 35,71,80,98 Tucker, Sonia 89 Gonzalez, Irene 28 Polk, Glynnis 28,35,36,80 Green, Ora 26,27,34,35 Pomeroy, Gayle 35 Groner, Pamela 29 Porter, Vicky 28,36,46 Underhill, Mary 45,47,89 Usher, Norma 89 Uttcrback, Linda 89 Hageman, Heidi 29 Rhoten, Betty 36 Hald, Betty 29,38,47 Rictor, Joetta 36 Halterman, Rene 29 Roberts, Patricia 36 Hambleton, Bess 29 Rose, Sharon 36,53 Wall, Julia 89 Hayes, Pat 29,45 Waudby, Laura 89 Hollamon, Joy 29,33,38,66,98 Weinberger, Benita 89 Hoppe, Kathy 29,32,38,63,76, Weisgcrber, Gay 71,83,89 78 Scott, Regina 28,36 Whitesides, Kim 46,89 Howard, Kelly 30,37,39 Sell, Gretchen 37,39,63,76,78 Young, Patricia 46,47,89,99 Jackson, Cheryl 30 Semler, Debra 34,37,42,66,67, 78 Shoff, Susan 37 Sicmicniec, Renata 37 Jackson, Teresa 30 Smith, Sandra Jones, Bari 30,76 Stafford, Melody 34,37,66,67 SENIORS Jones, Debra 30 Stokes, Valerie 32 Jordan, Sharon 30,38,56,76,78 Swanson, Diane 35,39,45,56, Alton, Denise 25,76 Anderson, Susan 25,48 Kecly, Ruth 30 57,62,76,78 Anderson, Mary 25 Kelly, Christina 30 Kenison, Lisa 31 Tcndcrclla, Kathleen 37 Kennison, Susan 31 Thomas, Cynthia Kiefel, Mary 31 Thorne, Debbie 37 Bailey, Shiela 25,44,58,79 Kilmer, Linda 39 Titus, Starlet 38 Beck, Nickie 25 Kingsland, Denice 31 Tune, Brenda 38,63,68,71 Bell. Michelle 25,37,39,71,80 Kipp, Linda 31,98 Tymchuck, Anita 38 Berge, Roberta 25 Kosher, Sue Ann 31 Blaum, Linda 25 Booker, Judy 26,44 Boon, Yana 26,83 Van Ausdeln, Zita Bouchor, Sharon 26,78 Lambert, Sharon 31,63 38 Lattanzi, Ann 31,39 Leasurc, Teresa 31 Lee, Amy 39,31,78 Mullen, Rena 88 Nelson, Carol 88 Noriega, Francel 62,88 Braford, Marie 26,30 Bradford, Vcrnell 26 Brinster, Denise 30,66 Brown, Janice 26,38,76,78 Brundegc, Kccya 26,76 Buckley, Eileen 26 Parham, Lynita 63,88 Pomery, Jill 88 Potts, Nancy 47,88 Powell, Tcrcita 88 Prentice, Janet 88 Ramsay, Peggy 88 Rischiotto, Ann 51,53,88 Roberts, Cheryl 47,66,67,88 Rollins, Gay 76,89 Royce, Leigh Ann 56,89 Sanders, Audrey 89 Schmidt, Jayne 62,89 Scaquist, Karen 47,89 Selby, Bridgette Sherman, Bernieta 89 Snook, Melody 89 Sorensen, Jeanette 47,89 Cambell, Denise 27,36,37,43 Chambers, Vicki 27,62 Chu, Faye 27,38,76,78 Clark, Cheri 27,34,66,67 Davis, Elizabeth 27 Day, Kathy 27,70 Dintelman, Sheryl 27 Doyle, Ronda 27 Dolson, Jan 26,27,45,67 Edwards, Marci 27,44,53 Figura, Irene 28, Findlay, Mary 28 Fisher, Candace 26,28,78 Frison, Robin 28,38,76 Malatesta, Anna 32 Marion, Pamela 25,32,71,80 Martin, Cheryl 32,98 Martin, Deborah 28,32,48,62, 70,80 Martin, Kim 32,39,47 Maxwell, Janet 28,32,71,80 McBee, Wendy 32,63 McGuire, Karen 32 McKay, Jackie 33 McKinsey, Barbara 33 McMahon, Gail 33,37,39 Middleton, Allison 28,33,43 Miller, April 33 Millner, Rhonda 30,33,34,35, 62,83 Misfcldt, Grace 33 Mitchell, Barbara 34,48 Mitchell, Kaye 34 Moore, Kimberly 34 Morris, Robin 39,76,78 Morton, Joyce Nicholson, Kimberly 34,42,76 From the end spring new beginnings EDITOR...........Sharon Jordan ADVERTISING.............Gail Jones Brenda Mills Tressa Reding Janet Swanburg Sheila Sylvester BOOKKEEPING....Pauline Haase Leigh Ann Royce CAPTIONS................Mary Habas Brenda Whitmer Peggy Wise COPY..................Tamara Baker Maureen Buckley Linda Case Cynthia Hayes Kathy Miller Donna Morgan DARKROOM.......Oebra Fitzgerald Diane Fitzgerald Cheryl Roberts PHOTOGRAPHY.. . .Lorna Russell Diane Swanson STAFF ARTIST......Krista Reed ADVISOR........Mrs. Erin Handy I can’t name all the people who unselfishly helped me put together the yearbook, but I would like to give special thanks to Kennell-Eliis, Mr. Ken Beckett and Pischel Yearbooks, Inc., Mr. Ken Brooks of Ashton Photo, Mr. Ken Handy for his work on the divider pages and'Mr. Ken Ferschweiler for the cover photo and the photographs appearing on pages 1,8,9, and 112. I am especially grateful to Mrs. Erin Handy. I couldn’t have done it without her. As each day ends, from the next spring new beginnings for us to experience. As my four years at James Monroe come to an end I look forward to the new beginnings that await me. My life will be different, but always will I carry the memories of high school with me and the many friends I have come to know that will be close to me in my heart. As each day begins for you, look forward to the new beginnings that await you. May all your beginnings be filled with success and happiness. 112 RISCHEL YEARBOOKS