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

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COMMUNITY Skyliners Ski Swap Nets Thousands For Program The annual ski swap was held the third weekend in October, Friday through Sunday. It was sponsored by Skyliners Ski Team. The swap was held on Minnesota Street next to the Fire Department. The first day of the swap, the line extended a block and a half going around the corner toward Moty Van Dykes. Skyliners is a part of Pacific Northwest Ski Association. Competition is based on age. Groups run from the Junior Mighty Mites C5 and underl to the Mighty Mites t6-131. People 14 and older are in the Junior Program. At this writing, Skyliners have proclamied Vikings power gear helps you purr through every fabric from tricot to SIXICCI1 layers of denim Its forty four stitches include everything from stretch zigzags to decorative embroidery stitches It neverjams never needs oiling And the twenty five year warranty means that Viking ll be around when your grandchildren go off to school too aff Works with you never against you. VIKING SEWING CENTER 168 N.E. GHEENWOOD BEND OREGON 97701 Out clothing costs. . .s...,.t,...t iii ee i iiiisiri i v 9 eeftrr 3 - . ,,.,....:. . 06 X lx f X , that they will make their organization non-profit, Money the team earns is spent on team sweaters and season skis. The team was depressed when they' had to pay over S400 to people who had brought in their ski equipment to be sold and had it stolen instead. All in all, the team made around 37,000 profit from the swap. Mountain View students bought and sold skis, boots, mufflers, hats, sweaters, goggles and poles. Cardboard boxes were set up to make booths so soft drinks could be sold to the hot and thirsty customers. Rows and rows of skis were lined up on racks that stood in the middle of Healy's Bargain Warehouse. Shelves and tables were built to hold the equipment. People seeking a variety in ski boots should have been at the swap. Boots in hot colors, of every shape, were visible. There were two raffles held. For one dollar a skier could have won four cords of wood. For another dollar, he had a chance to win miscellaneous ski items or a mid-week pass to Bachelor. ,LA 'B-rv s is QR R V..-nv 1 WM -tm or . A--0 YU- U i w- .5 Lanai 1 v-HN lf. if ,rx X . Shiite., t . . . S X ,A can-f'aV:'. 1 A little skier sells raffle tickets at the door. carpet 0 wallpaper 0 ain floor coverings 0 draperies 125 NE. Franklin Bend Oregon 382-5136 p t -'T--gi-F ,ixx A lell .J Brad Walker examines an ice ax.

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CQ-MMQNIT-Y - The Ins And Outs Of These Two Years Didn't it seem like every time a new saying came along the oldies but goodies left? Remember telling Mom that taking a sack lunch to school was uncool ? When seeing a nice looking car, remember saying, groovy ? A hip person wasn't heard of any more. Peachy keen only applied to rubber duckies and a nerd was someone who wore cat eye glasses and bobbie socks with red deck shoes. The common sayings that took the lead this year were more sophisticated higher class. Take 'Ltricky for HUT Close your chimne Hue when vou re not using our xreplace Oth ur eat will o u b ow in For more money saving con serx ation ideals x lsit vour Pacific Pow er office The People at Pacific Power M erwise, yo ll ' g up and away and cold air will instance or awesome . Who'd know that an immobile object was being described. lf something was i'primo it had better have been good. During the 1979-80 school year no one drove to the reservoir to watch the submarine races, they drove up to the top of Pilot Butte and watched the sun come up . Instead of running down to the local shake shoppe for a soda, what did we do? Cruise McDonald's parking lot until the manager stopped that! When Bogey's closed down, along with Hotblooded, what was there to do on a Saturday night? For the disco crowd, there was always Paradise Cave but since disco was going out of style, driving to Portland to take in a good rock-n-roll concert at the Coliseum or the Paramount Theatre became the main event. The amazing switch in style was automobiles. Who wanted to be seen driving a Camaro or Mustang when cruising in a '57 Chevy or '61 Corvair was more acceptable. Watch out feet . this is a warning to all feet inhibiting Planet Earth saddle shoes are on their way back. Thick soles and bland colors such as red on white or tan on brown replaced corrse utnzv RIVERS PRIQPERTY, ING. 835 N.W. Wall Bend, Oregon 728 NE Greenwood 97701 Bend, Oregon 97701 15035 389-6464 Congratulations Class Of 1980 From INLAND PRINTING CO. 542 N.E. Greenwood Bend, Oregon 97701 . 45035 389-8388