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

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Harley, Steve On Soggy Cornflakes Club lt's a fun way to wake up in the The Soggy Cornflakes Club would people who can get along together morning. Steve couldn't do it without probably be better if you put with a sarcastic relationship andywe me. Actually, Steve, Harley and I are a strawberries or grapes or bananas on have that sarcastic relationship. good team. We have a good time. We top of it. That's where Harley and depend on each other. We need a Tillie come in. Steve and I love doing . i good relationship and we have one. this spot on our show. It takes two Beauty 15 Ol-lf Bl-1510955 ' p44940t4s61ddf4 ' 8 One of American s finest Central Oregon Beauty College 642 Franklin St. Bend Oregon 97701 382-6171 Six Locations Portland ' Salem Gateway 0 Bend A Corvallis ' Tigard Marla mulls news before 6:15 broadcast. L9 Congratulatlons Gm... To The Class Of 198Ol SHIRTS-l- Mountaln Vlew 1509 Southgate Ma Waco Texas 76711 National Training Center 382 3180 .. .J v If , V . D 0 . . ,, v 9 1 W wig 1 I l fi l I-V f X lf ChooseA K Q . Q Shirt Q , s X lf SelectA Design e' u elt Up in No Time! C C ' 2 7 o gi I I 9 ll l 1

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COMMUNITY Morning Adventures With Ptomaine Tillie, Marla, Steve Simmons and Marla Rae, two of Bend's famous radio personalities, spread happiness and silliness in the Bend area starting at 5:00 in the Tl-IE ffl RRR XL! STATION Latchhook Diana Roberts Joyce Rounds Pat Reinke Whistle Stop Fine Shops 1900 N.E. First Bend, Oregon 97701 Phone: 389-9921 Yarn ' Needle Point 0 Stichery Shrader leading the way in Energy Savings Shop the Rest, then come buy the best! Bend and Eugene Stoves morning, emceeing the Soggy Cornflakes Club. The two are employees at KGRLXKXIQ. Simmons, a native of North Carolina, borrowed the idea of the club from Don McNeal, a disc jockey from station WHER in North Carolina. Harley Marconi, the main character of the club, was thought up by Simmons one day as he listened to a Kentucky Fried Chicken commercial. Marconi makes wisecracks about the world in general while his sidekick Ptomaine Tillie describes the school lunch menu. They argue about the teacher-student-cook treaty of 1976, involving student lunchroom rights. Simmons said, Ptomaine Tillie is just one way of describing how I always felt about the school lunches. Tillie chuckled publicly over the cooks' fanciful names for a burrito, salad, cake and milk. Tillie warned kids to beware of Ghosts brew, bat jewels and witches' burritos with cat's eyes. Names like surprise cake and fruit delight salad are just cover-ups for day old food said Tillie. When asked how she felt about the Soggy Cornflakes Club, Marla replied, Simmons sips coffee at 6 a.m. Central Oregon Vince Genna Stadium ,fl 20409 Cady Way f Bend Oregon 97701 79 Northwest Wish The Class Of 1980 The Same , 1 1 , , , League Champions Success ,.

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NEW Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Class Of 198O' COMMUNITY Willingham, Marchington Perform Wx l ln 'Dracula' Senior Brian Marchington and sophomore Lisi Willingham took the lead roles in COCC's Magic Circle Theatre presentation of The Passion of Dracula November 1-4. The play was directed by COCC's new Fine Arts Director Paul King. Willingham plays Wilhelmina Murray, a victim of Dracula's pointed fangs. Marchington portrays Professor Van Helsing, the arch enemy of Dracula and Wilhelmina's savior. The play abounded with special effects-sound, and lights, and optical illusions. In one scene, Marchington drives a stake into Dracula's heart. He lifts a mallet above his head and with one fatal swing, Dracula's heart was split in half. Needless to say the audience gasped. Dracula is wild about Wilhelmina's blood and does anything to bite her neck. He is caught sneaking into the study of her house by the Professor. A one on one standoff takes place in this scene, Dracula against Van Helsing. Marchington appeared the next week as the lead in i'God's Favorite, , MV's first dramatic production using the stage.