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

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Summit Mountain View High School 2755 NE Denser Road Bend, Oregon 97701 Volume 2 1979-80 Activities Editor Brenda Hendrix Sports Editors Mary Richer Gus Johnson Dave Adkins Organizations Editor Linda Prosser Academics Editor Kathy Fogelquist Classes Editors Michelle Mosher Suzy Ellis isiflb Seniors Editor ., Kim Doherty fs Division Page Editor Mary Richer Photographers Bryan Lee Joe Lindstrom Jim Mathieson Copy Editor Betty Marshall Advertising Manager Danelle Meier Business, Sales Manager Kim Shaff Adviser Sara Johnson Publisher American Yearbook Company Visalia, California Editors' Note akin' It was selected as the theme for this, the second yearbook, since Mountain View opened in 1978. The theme seemed most appropriate as students and staff search for an identity-that deep, honest, familiar feeling of belonging that only comes with time. Summit editors feel that what it means to be a Cougar developed this year under the watchful eye of a caring administration, and the hard work of activities Director Karen Richey and the student government class. In designing Summit '80, the staff spent long hours working out ideas so that all experiences, on and off campus, would appear as we grow up in Bend. Our goal was to make the book a book for everyone, with as many members of the school community shown as possible. We also designed Summit with great care, attempting to work in new graphic ideas. We started with the usual tried-and-true rules of baselines and neat interior margins, and then decided to spin off into more jazzy layouts which are attractive to the eye and make the book have a character all its own. We operated on the theory that a book reflects a school-not just the ability of the staff members-and we think our modern school, with its crisp, bright look, comes through in the layouts. We would like to express our thanks to all students who gave their time to school activities. They helped make the book exciting. We also want to thank the Photojournalism class for contributing many of its excellent photos and backing up our Summit photography team. Everyone's efforts are reflected in this book. We're makin' it! A . Front, left: Bryan Lee, Linda Prosser, Suzy Ellis, Betty Marshall, Second: Kim Sha , Mary Richer, Third: Susie Benson, Adviser Sara Johnson, Kathy Fogelquist, Fourthg Joe Lindstrom Kim Doherty? Brenda Hendrix, Danelle Meier, Leslie Turner, Jim Mathieson. lMissing: Dave Adkins, us Johnson, Mchelle Mosher.l

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MAIKQQN9 UTQ This coming year is going to be our year. . . We're as mean as they come Number two to no one. . . No more, no more fakin' it. . . We've got looks, We 've got brains, We're breaking these chains. . . We 're Makin' It! Used by permission of publisher 9 1979 Perren-Vibes Music, Inc.

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Inside a bomber at McCord AFB A touching moment for Tony Turner, Campbell, Hillestad chant. Mayer i Andrich saluting Johnson?? Evensen colors away. A A Juniors, seniors rule with posters during Spirit Week, . Senior puff cheerleaders can-canning with grace. , .? Inside 6 f Activities Thirty pages of activities covering the entire year open Summit '80. You name it, it's in this section, with the exception of graduation. 36 X Sports Last minute revisions were necessary as the swim team was belatedly added to the section. Sports covers 11 different athletics. About 500 sports events kept Cougars in shape this year. 78 f Organizations Wrestling pep club, marching band, and chess club pages were added to the organizations section this year. Some new layout ideas were added to spice up a traditional section. 101 'Faculty Photojournalism students took the faculty pictures as a class project. This section recognizes those who taught us what we know. 1 26 f Classes Freshmen, sophomores, and juniors should look their best in this portion of the book. We've tried to include unusual candids to keep the panels from looking like a police mug file. 154 f Seniors The senior section features portraits in color with intervening pages of seniors in action. The section is introduced with end-of-the-year honors, real and imaginary. 1 76 f Community Students working and playing in the community highlight this portion of the book. We thank our advertisers for help and moral support.