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

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Front, left: Kim Hurst, Theresa Bob, Barb Majors, Second: Erin Bishop, Barb Rise, Debbie Smith. Third: Lesa Berg, Pam Rozelle Danna Meier, Denise Buck, Jill Briles. Fourth: Lori Keeling, Suzy Keyte, Teresa Cantrell. Classy Cats Do It In Style '38 will' The Dance Team marches with perfect precision at the Christmas Parade. A frozen pose completes a half-time routine.

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ance team members brought back ideas from a drill camp last summer, and with the help of biology teacher Wendy Huntley, the girls worked out a number of exciting routines, most notably the one to Macho Man . Each girls dressed in the gear of a typically male profession - including a cowboy, Indian chief, policeman, and electrician. The girls also added flags to many routines for an added flair. The Central Oregon dance team contest at Mountain View Mall was a total flop. Bend High, Redmond, Madras and Prineville failed to show, so the Classy Cats won by forfeit. Danna Meier served as this year's Hmetronomen, calling out commands to the other 15 girls. She may have wearied of this honor, as the team practised every night for months in the Commons. Even after Adviser Wendy Huntley took time off for the birth of Heidi Anne, born March 29, she still came to school almost every evening to help out. The Classy Cats stole the show at the Christmas Parade, looking like pros in their new red and black uniforms made by themselves, their mothers, and often by Mrs. Huntley. The girls take a break from a typically hard practice, Suzy Keyte, Erin Bishop, Kim Hurst, and Teri Rose face the cold during half-time. Danna Meier A Macho Man?

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Front, left: Mark Edmison, John Rounds, Joe Lindstrom, Kevin Hollinger, Shawn Hollinger, Robert Wilson, Pete Budke, Ray Loudermilk, Second: Rod Emerson, Brian Johnston, John Barton, Stefan lmmes, Juan Babtista, Doug Nelson, Bob Chandler. Stefan lmmes gets a handle on the ball, SQCCER CLUB sun On Their own fter repeated appeals to the school district to have soccer become an official school sport, soccer was included in the tax base budget which went before the voters in May. The budget was defeated, and with this defeat Coach John Barton said the future of the Soccer Club looks none too promising. The school district administrators did lend financial support to the swim team in the middle of the year, so they may come through with support for the Soccer Club next year. Meanwhile, the club is co-sponsored by Glacier Manufacturing and Brooks Foundation. These sponsors contributed money for jerseys and helped out with other expenses. Parents were also called upon to help by forming carpools and by hosting the Hood River team when they came to play a night game here. Team action stayed east of the Cascades as the A and B teams played physical education class teams from COCC, the Bend Soccer Club, and the team from Hood River. The club whipped Hood River twice in the most spirited games of the short season. The AH team was made up mostly of juniors and seniors which served as the first stringn, while the B team was composed mostly of freshmen and sophomores. Players form a huddle during a time-out.