Mountain View High School - Summit Yearbook (Bend, OR)

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Connie Smith explains adoption proce- dures in Child Development. 52. 5 's J Y Q1 v L I Laura Williams studies a negative in Photojournalism Dave Johnson and Brad Hackerott go over directions. Chuck Mattox Long Beach State College BA.-History . UofO fi I i -' M,A. Rehabilitation - , ' Counseling A - f rf Bill Mayer C.O.C.C. AA.-Gen. Ed. U. of New Mexico B.S,-Industrial Ed. O.S.U. M.S.-Industrial Ed. Dorothy Stenkamp X O.S.U. B.S,-Home Economic Ed. Minor-Science 1.5 Gordon Turner West Wash. U. ' wal ' B.A.-Industrial Arts ' Minor-Athletic Coaching vg . llll gqgfi iigo so K i ' '-i fwzw f' Q if W' 4 ' .I t W' gf 5' g g gg is qi ii. , 4 t 1 ya.. Q si 'W ' sb--q if rl I K' M , , ,I , . ef' K my Ek st, Susan Ross and Judy Dodge criticize a pancake

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VOCATIONAL ood classes had the use of a microwave for approximately six weeks to learn the proper way to use it. They also experimented with the oldest method of preserving food, by making salami and jerky. The mechanical drawing classes held an egg drop where students put a raw egg in a box that they had designed and built, and dropped it from 40 feet. Whether the egg broke depended on how accurately the box was built. The metals shops stayed busy all year building things for the school's use and for personal use. The posts holding up the reader board, weight benches, and the football blocking chute were all made by metals students. Welding students took first and second in just about every division at the skills contest held at COCC. Wanda Mosher showed the sewing classes items she makes in her shop and taught the girls the easiest ways to put a quilt together. Gordon Conley OSU B.S., M.S.lndu5trial Ed. Minor-Social Science Judy Dodge North Nazarene College O.S.U. B.A.-Home Economic Ed. Dave Johnson B.A., MA,-Industrial Minor'Social Science . Jack Lutzifh S.O.S.C. BS. -Elementary Ed. U of O M. S. -Guidance, Counseling Cheryl Volkenand demonstrates how to roll bread dough to classmates Teresa Lee and Ronnet! Dennis. Q3 we ..,, K ,X Qg l is K 'Wa I l sae. ll r- at g lyggiggy .g g f Z - i ' :fr f'f '51 5 - ,um g :g M M ff . iv i Student teacher Linda lwlder explains mace. ' ' 1 1 , , ff A Q T lii' 5 'ff 0 Q i PT ' A -I .... Nr sl. x rl N. iq -169' EHR Judy Lunny listens as Greg Holmes reads. Gordon Turner explains what's under the hood to a group of seniors. i

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SUPPORT SERVICES Oly Alford Alumnus, M VHS B.A.-Hydrants 8: Trees B.S.-Tuna Sandwiches 8 Door Stops inishing 30 years of working for the school district as Head Custodian, Roy Smith retired in the middle of April. The worst part of my job was repairing all of the unnecessary damage and vandalism. Cleaning up after the kids wasn't bad, though, Smith said. Hal Graves from Pilot Butte will take Smith's place next year. Food service workers arrived at MV's kitchen between 6 and 10 in the morning to prepare breakfast and lunch for the students. The eight woman crew planned, prepared, cooked and served the meals and then cleaned up afterwards. The bus drivers have requirements that they must meet before driving the school buses. A clean driving record must have been held for at least three years. Every year the drivers must attend a ten-hour behind-the-wheel driving class and a ten hour classroom course, with a minimum of eight hours training every year. A Workman lays the last tiles before school starts. Cafeteria workers include Darlene Maier, Sandy For- ney, Verna Emmnch, Gma Mmmo, Gloria Welch, Nor- ' 'mr Q K. ', V, , es ., 'fn , -V nt.. jmzz. its l Q K um f Jw. K rg 3 S' '-QQ 5. -H fzi - it .hx is i H. 4 A GI is 5, ma Neth, Elaine Monical, Doris Dedlow. lMissing: Iyn Schnelderj ,'.:.llli7?r v ' .fiif 'f-1, .4 J: ff Caro- 'wal' Afternoon custodians Include Oly Alford, Gene Lois Perlni, and Bob Alford. Keeter, Glenn Braaten, Jack Murray, Densil Wlson,