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

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Named Second Best Out Of 120 Karen Weil waits for her Prince Charming. Like most clubs, Thespians were obligated to raise money for club scholarships and field trips during the year. Club members sponsored a Jog-A-Thon early in the year to get things started. They raised S5350 which was spent on a new back curtain for the stage, Following the overnight trip to Ashland to see plays presented by the Oregon Shakespearean Festival Players, the Thespians traveled to Medford for a Thespian competition with 120 high schools throughout Oregon. The Mountain View troupe was surprised and honored when they placed second overall. At the annual awards banquet, those actors and actresses receiving the most votes were named Best Actor lAndy I-lickmanl, Best Actress lLisa Taylorl, Best Supporting Actor lRoss Carltonl, Best Supporting Actress lRonelle Catlettl, and Best Director fI.isa Taylorl. Winners received handsome trophies. Hold Me , a Jules Feiffer comedy, played before two audiences May 22 and 27 to finish off the year in grand style and to raise money for the senior scholarships which were given to Brian Marchington and Lisa Taylor. Lisa Taylor and Mike Kozowski portray drunks in Hold Mew. NM-Wssmssgkbw M 's. ne. Susan Conner and Wendy Barth raid the prop room.

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TI-IESPIANS i 4 E 5 P, 1 , E 5 Drama students check out costumes for a skit. Q? tg 8 Front, left: Andy Moore, Janice Hatton, Erin Bishop, Barb Majors, Chris Catlett, Rachel Deegan. Second: Lisi Willingham, Scott Sarver, Barbi Howes, Mike Nurre, Susan Conner, Cass Brown, Nicky Harvey. Third: Brian Marchington, Susan Hansen, Doug Chausow, Cindy Klukkert, Mark Dewey. Fourth: Diane Turnbull, Lisa Taylor, Andy Hickman, Ronelle Catlett, Ross Carlton, Mike Kozowski. On ladder: Wendy Barth, John Turnbull, Jett' Wiley, Aren Steinbrecher. That's enough of that hanky-panky, warns Doug Chausow.

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Bob Breadon tries to explain the mechanics of a tractor to elementary students. Laurie Walker takes a break to tend to her sheep FFA Ambitious Farmers Get A Taste Of Country Life ack of participation, tension between Mountain View and Bend High members, and working with new Adviser Don Wilkinson were some of the problems which cropped up over the course of the year. The Future Farmers of America Club managed to overcome these difficulties and molded together to form one strong group. FFA started the year in November with a trip to the Portland International Livestock Show to help conduct tours of the animals. The winter months were spent taking care of their animals and learning about farming. Once spring arrived, the club started giving tours of their own. Elementary, kindergarten, and handicapped children were all given tours out at the Bend Land Lab. The group was obligated to raise money for the annual initiation and banquet, so FFA sponsored a calf give-away. BC. Feed and Garden Supply donated the calf and the students sold tickets for S1 each, raising over 3200. The sale of baked goods and candy bars also brought in some money. Piper Hendrix shows her horse to young children on a tour