Myrtle Point High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Myrtle Point, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1977 volume:

0.4 Exchange Students Staff Girls of the month Student Body Officers Elections Assemblies Football Homecoming Volleyball Christian page Cross country Basketball Wrestling Dance Team Winter week Motfslh) mt$ Apffl Track Baseball €KTDd) Mm Golf Jr Prom Awards Graduation Clubs Classes Index Ads Publications 11 23 24 30 32 33 34 37 42 44 46 47 51 59 63 64 69 74 79 82 84 86 90 94 106 114 122 130 132 144 2 4 A Friend is a person that feels the selfsame way, they help you when your down and bring you up on certain days. A Friend is you and a friend you will stay. Beaver Bowen —- — X a If If you can keep your head when all about you are losing theirs and blaming it on you; If you can trust yourself when all-men doubt you, But make allowances for their doubting too; If you can wait and not be tired by waiting, Or being lied about, don't deal in lies, Or being hated, don't give way to hating, And yet not look too good nor talk too wise. 6 If you can dream—and not make dreams your master; If you can think—and not make thoughts your aim; If you can meet with triumph and disaster And treat those two imposters just the same; If you can bear to hear the truth you've spoken Twisted by knaves to make a trap for fools, Or watch the things you've given your life too broken, And loop and build them up again with worn out tools: 7 If you can make one heap of all your winnings And risk it on one turn of pitch-and-toss. And never breath a word about your loss; If you can force your heart and nerve and sinew To serve your turn when there is nothing in you Except the will which says to them: Hold on! 8 If you can talk with crowds and keep your virtue, Or walk with kings-not lose the common touch, If neither foes nor loving friends can hurt you, If all men count with you but none too much; If you can fill the unforgiving minute With sixty seconds' worth of distance run Yours is the earth and everything that's in it, And which is more you'll be a man, my son! RUDYARD KIPLING 9 « vJ ■' v k %v ° £ , v mf roiwr high schooi Kristi D. Wood Robert Whitsett Frederick D. Weekly Kent Walton BUT MAMY WATT AlftE FIRST SMALL BE LAST, AM® TOE LAS? SMALL BE IF1RST. M@«. HS s©@ Karin Vercammen 76-77 Senior Class Officers left to right: Secretary, Mitzi Cook; Treasurer, Cherlene Tarno; President, Kristi Wood; Sgt-at-arms, Aaron McCall; Vice-president, Greg McGary (not pictured) I 1 Dana L. Vanderhoef Mindy C. Train Patty Jo Thurman Karen L. Thatcher Cherlene M. Tarno 12 Susan M. Summers Rick L. Stidham Stanley G. Stewart Woodie J. Speaks Jr. George G. Seely Matthew E. Schneider David S. Simons Ted J. Sibold Debra A. Roe Alan P Schermerhorn Mark C. Robinson William H. Reiss Leon A Rayevich P. Keith Price 13 Michael J. Phillips Darrell H. Pattee Denise R. Olson Henry M. Myers SENIORS: reserved rVo . + °er. ff (en q yy JiAY c ujUL Harry M. Myers V. Ellen Mullins Michael L. Mueller Vickie S. Miller Joseph P Meyer Wendy S. Mast (Weiner) Gregory L. McGary Aaron B. McCall 14 C. Scott Johnson C. Jane James Earline M. Huntley Phillip Randal Hubbard Glen D. Horner Richard D. Hoover Alan B. Hermann Sue A. Henson 15 Marvin Vic Hammack Cindy M. Gross Gerry A. Griffis Robert D. Green Richard W. Gill Janette I. Glenn Daniel G. Gibbs, Jr. Eileen L. Goodman (Pearce) 16 Virginia D. Evans Ronnie L). tins Wilma (Pixie) C. Dollarhyde Steven L. Davis Glen F. Crook Mark T. Core Elsie D. Coleman Janet A. Burdick Mitzi G. Cook Kelly S. Fawcett Julia M. DeWald James L. Cooper Vance N. Buell 17 Tammy R. Brown Janet K. Bright Kathleen M. Brown Cindy L. Bridgham 18 MY TRIBUTE to the class of 1977 by Vicki S. Miller The class of 77 , like all seniors, graudate with anticipation, fear, regret, yet we kept a unity other senior classes often lose. Our class had great times, super spirit and understanding friends to help each other through rough spots. Reflecting back on our high school days, many activities remain unforgettable memories to us. For example, in our junior year when we had to raise money for prom decorations and then construct an atmosphere of Midnight Blues at the Myrtle Crest gym. The class creatively not only produced a prom, but in our senior year we cleverly constructed Christmas hall decorations to win the contest. Another unforgettable memory was the salute to the senior varsity football players in the 1976 season, when half the team marched out on the football field as retiring high school football players. Whatever the event, the class of 1977 highlighted activities for four great years. But now our high school days have ceased and each senior has begun a new life in what used to be a far away future. What used to be dreams and illusions of the unknown years after graduation are now evident and real and as the future becomes the present, I hope life continually meets all expectations. To each senior, I wish much happiness and luck in life and as we strive for ambitions and goals, let us keep the serenity of life in mind; the effort of goodwill at work; and the treasure of friendship at heart. Vicki S. Miller (Student Body President) 19 20 21 CVJ Csl Karin Vercmnen, is a Senior. Laura Ramirez, is a Sophomore. During the year of 1976, 1977 we have had three foreign exchange students; Karin Vercamnen from Belgium, has stayed with Tanya Anderson. Haruko Fusano is from Japan, she has stayed with Liz Swarts. Laura Ramirez has stayed with Susan Frazier, and is from Costa Rica. We had six exchange students come from other schools to visit Myrtle Point High school, and five students that went to Lake Oswego. Karin comments about the food. She says, I just Love those A W Cheese Burgers. Ximena Contreas, Jorge Loor, Dorothea Pottel, Nina Hji Kuakou, are from other schools to visit MP High. Haruko Fusano, is a Junior. Uschi Wedrer, is from Koln, Germany. 23 Jerry Bennett and Avona Noise Frank Groves Florance Moon Judy Baker 24 25 Cindy Elliott Jim O'Conor Arvid Hixson Marc Mauze Verlin Hermann Doug Gibbons 26 ✓ Bob Steele Harvey Harms Les Simons Pat Towne Marge Zumwalt Richard Payne Ivan Watts Hall Thomas Joyce Sixberry 27 The high school library has continued to change over the past few years. Mr. Messersmith's aim is to ultimately transfer it into a full-service multi-media facility. Some expansion and remodeling is planned for the near future. We can still hear Mr. Messersmith saying, quietly, of course: Hey, get that hat off, boy ' or Hey girl, what class are you from? Library assistant, Mrs. Dagit looks on as a student makes an inquiry. (Below) Flo Eglhoff, Marsha Potts, Rona Hawkins, Bev Hawkins. (Right to left.) These are our cooks, and a good helper. LeRoy Flanders. Cicero Stidam. Mel Floyd. Vern Brewer. Girls Of The Months This year's girls of the months were nominated by the spirit club and were voted on by the girls of the student body. The girls were chosen for the qualities that they were best noted for. They held their positions for one month. From all the girls of the months, Denise Olson was chosen for girl of the year. Denise Olson, March, Grooming 30 Sadie Gasner, Sept., Spirit Vicki Miller, Oct., Friendliness Patty Jo Thurman, Nov. Humor Kristi Wood, Dec., Helpfulness Eileen Goodman, Jan., Curtesy Becky Baker, Feb., Leadership Shelly Floyd, April, Service Laura Adams, May, Scholarship TWIMT cenweoi This year's student council is headed by President Vicki Miller. The members have been busy with many different activities. Some which include two dances, a Christmas assembly, and also selling posters. Vice President Debbie Roe did an excellent job organizing homecoming activities. All in all Student council has done a fine job this year. Student Council members: Alan Shermerhorn; Parliamentarian, Curt Noben; Vice Treasurer, Vicki Miller President, Betsy Leep; Secretary, Debbie Roe: Vice President, Becky Baker; Treasurer, Cindy Bndgham-Sergeant at Arms. An exciting debate goes on in this student council meeting. 32 Student elections were held in March for next year's Student body positions. Next year's officers are as follows: President, Betsy Leep; Vice President, Rick Scarbrough; Secretary, Gail Labart; Vice Treasurer, Randy Davis; Sgt. at Arms, Jamie Morris; Parliamentarian, Toni Burdick. J.V. RALLY Angela Bowen, Laura Castleman, Shiela Stinnett, Barbara Tamke. Varsity RALLY Dana Tarno, Leslie Potts, Chris Burdick, Karla Stevens, Karen Swenson, Joanne Vincent. [tltD 35 Coach Don Fisher, one of Oregon's winningest football coaches, has decided to take a leave from his football coaching responsibilities at Myrtle Point High School. He will continue teaching physical education and health in the district, and he has high hopes of expanding his varsity baseball program. New dugouts, backstops, and field repair is taking place now to give the Bobcats a new look this spring. Don's 1976 team ended the season with an outstanding 7-2 record in a conference that was second to none in Oregon's football circles. Gold Beach tied for the state AA championship and Coquille was ranked 1-2 all season. His 1975 Bobcats had a similar finish. In departing, Coach Fisher had this to say, I have several educational interests I want to pursue in the near future, but the many experiences I have had working with our young students and players at Myrtle Point over the last eight years are invaluable to me as a person, teacher and coach. I hope these students and players have experienced success, learned cooperation, self confidence, and most of all sportsmanship. His overall varsity record of 50-21-1 is respected throughout the state, and there will undoubtedly be considerable pressure placed on him to come out of his retirement role in the future. Mr. Fisher is also the district's P.E. and health coordinator, and Myrtle Point High School's activity director. Good job, Don, it's been a pleasure working with you, and on behalf of District No. 41 and all of its support systems, we wish you the best of luck in all of your future involvements. DATE Sept. 10 Sept. 17 Sept. 24 Oct. 1 Oct. 7 (Thurs.) Oct. 15 Oct. 22 Oct. 29 Nov. 5 Colors: Red Blue Nickname: Bobcats Rally: Sadie Gasner Rona Hawkins Dana Tamo Cheri Roe Denise Olson Mitzi Cook Yell Leader: Matt Schneider Bobcat: Janet Burdick OPPONENT Siuslaw Reedsport Newport Scappoose Coquille Brookings Bandon Toledo Gold Beach PLACE Siuslaw Myrtle Point Myrtle Point Scappoose Coquille Brookings Myrtle Point Toledo Gold Beach Head Coach: Don Fisher Assistant Coaches: Jim O'Connor and Mr. Blackman 37 FRESHMEN. Front Row: Coach Gibbons, Aaron Larson, Roger Clarno, Eric Davis, Randy Bryant, Shawn Potts, Bud Abel, William Hall. Back Row: Rich Ralph, Jeffery Fullerton, Chris Elder, Hal Kissell, Randall Davis, Brent Glover, Chris Irwin, Joe Johnson, William Cook, Dale Larson k ufRiapowr ■' L witiEmu fatneffto ' mumr LjS ft 83 H 75 J(32 ‘A 23 J6 7 6a - JV. Back Row: Coach Thomas, Randall Davis, Richard Crook, Charles Meyer, Rick Ralph, John Gilpatrick, Aaron Schermerhorn, Trennon Hamilton, John Knight, Perry Collier 38 Varsity Top Row: Coach Blackman, Rick Cook, Chuck Myers, Joe Myers, Vic Hammick, Harry Myers, Larry Adams, Hank Myers, Jody Threft, Fred Weekly, Randy Hubbard, Second Row: Coach O'Connor, Ted Fischer, Aaron Schermerhorn, Trennon Hamilton, Mike Fischer. Richard Knight, Johnny Knight, Darrell Pattee, Ted Sibold, Third Row: Coach Fisher, John Gilpatrick, Jerry Evernden, Gary Harper, Greg McGray, Aaron McCall, Alan Hermann, Dan Lobato, Alan Schermerhorn The big pass wins for Myrtle Point up the final Myrtle Point score with a 30-yard run and then took the ball over himself from one yard out. Then, with time running out in the game, Heedsport quarterback Kevin Hague scrambled 64 yards on a broken play to set up the Braves’ score. Hague capped the 66-yard drive by going over from the two. Statistics: Myrtle Point 20 Reedsport 8 MP R First downs 13 6 Rushing 41-217 28-88 Passing 4-86 543 Total offense 303 131 Passes Int. by 2 3 Fumbles — Lost 10 0-0 Penalties 11 101 535 Punting 5 30.2 7-25.3 Score by quarters: Myrtle Point 0 13 0 7-20 Reedsport 0 0 0 8- 8 Scoring: MP — McCall 22-yard pass from Schermerhorn (McCall kick); MP — Harper 31-yard pass from McGary (kick blocked); MP — Hermann 1-yard run (McCall kick); R — Hague 2-yard run (Williams pass from Hague). Individual Rushing: MP — McCall 12-78-6.5; Hermann 7-54-7.1 (1). Passing: MP — McGary 2-2-50; Schermerhorn 2-9-36. R — Hague 5-13-44. Receiving: MP — McCall 2-41 (1); Harper 1-31 (1). R — Hinshaw 2-2; Williams 3-41. The Bobcats (now 2-0) were impressive in controlling the Braves, who had themselves looking strong in an opening Seniors Top Row: Ted Sibold. Mike Fischer, Harry Myers, Hank Myers, Aaron McCall, Alan Schermerhorn, Fred Weekly, Darrell Pattee, Bottom Row: Richard Knight, Randy Hubbard, Gary Harper, Alan Hermann, Dan Lobato, Greg McGary, Vic Hammick MYRTLE POINT - Myrtle Point cashed in on a pair of long drives in the second quarter and shut down Reeds-port’s offense until late in the game on the way to a 20-8 win over the Braves in a non-conference high school football game here Friday night. Halfback Aaron McCall hauled in a 22-yard pass from quarterback Alan Schermerhorn to cap a 59-yard march, and end Gary Harper snagged a 31-yard halfback pass from Greg McGary to spark the Bobcats to a 13-0 halftime lead that Reedsport could never threaten. game win over Bandon last Friday night. Myrtle Point’s defense held Reedsport to 131 yards in offense, half of which came on the Braves’ fourth-quarter touchdown march. Meanwhile the bullish Bobcat offense pounded out 303 yards on offense, 217 of them coming on the ground. Halfback Alan Hermann set 39 The Myrtle Point Cheerleaders are, Denise Olson, Cheri Roe, Janet Burdick (Bobcat), Mitzi Cook, Sadie Gasner, Matt Schnieder. Rona Howkins, Dana Tarno. This is Denise Olson, Janet Burdick, Mitzi Cook, Sadie Gasner, Matt Schnieder, and Rona Hawkins, last year.................. 40 41 M©MI€©MQM Those were the days, 1950's. Queen Tanya Anderson stands with her escort John Dumire. Junior Tanya Anderson was chosen as the 1976 homecoming queen this year. Tanya's escort is John Dumire. The other escorts and princesses are, Senior Renee Gerow and Matt Schneider, Senior Karen Vercammen and Bob Green. Sophomore Chris Burdict and Billy Cook, Freshman Rosie McGarity and Shawn Potts. The homecoming week went well. The students dressed up for Cowboy and Indian day. Red and Blue day. Greaser day, Logger day, and Hat and Sock day. Rosie McGarity on Cowboy and Indian Day. The Seniors dress up for Logger Day. VARSITY Y A L VARSITY Top Row - Cindy Gross, Dana Tarno, Gail Labart, Cherelene Tamo. Middle Row Debbie Roe, Cheri Roe, Beverly Bowen, Laura Adams, Tanya Anderson, Coach Miss Elliot. Front Row - Cheryl Laird, Betsy Leep, Karen Vercammen This year's Volleyball season was successful. 12 girls making up the Varsity Team and 10 girls for Junior Varsity. The outstanding players this year are Laura Adams, Debbie Roe, Cindy Gross, Cherelene Tarno, Beverly Bowen, and Karen Vercammen. 44 Betsy Leep bombs the enemy. Glad to meet ya. Michele Tries for a pointer. Karen doin the twist. Karen thinks the boys are more interesting than the game. 45 C.I.A. (Christ In Action) He is in action in M.P.H.S. There have been several activities happening this year, with a few guest speakers, including Larry Martindale, Linda Aason, Andy Costa Company. There were also a few Bible study groups and prayer groups through the year. And also a Christian Rock Group from L.A. Jedidiah gave a concert for the city. The meetings throughout the year were attended by anyone interested in Christianity. Any and all were invited. It was not a club so no one was turned away. o M@lh) f 1] §H U Back row: Keith Borrow, Mark Core, Mike Capanna, Darren Boone, Mark Lovell. Bottom row: Bill Harris, Jamie Morris, Steve Davis, Stan Stewart and Coach Wardman. (Not pictured Vance Buell). It was a long, long track a winding. 47 After three miles Keith and Jamie are all BURNT OUT!! Boone bombs across the finish line. 49 X 9 r P f F M A F ft Varsity basketball team and rally pose together for a last picture. Pictured are, front row: Rona Hawkins, Rick Ralph, Aaron McCall Gary Harper Mike Capanna Joe Meyer, Aaron Schermerhorn, Alan Schermerhorn, Roger Johnson, and Leslie Potts. Second row: Denise Olsen. Cheri Roe, Assistant Coach Pat Towne, Hank Myers, Bill Harris, Rich Capanna, Mark Deitz, Scott Johnson, Harry Myers, Coach Fred Blackman' Matt Schneider, Dana Tarno, and Sadie Gasner. 51 I hope it goes in. Let me have it Aaron. This year the Bobcats were led by a newcomer, coach Fred Blackman. The outstanding scorer was Aaron Schermerhorn. The season ended with an 8-14 record. The two outstanding games were with Brookings and Bandon. The Brookings' game was lost in overtime, and the Bandon game was won after a hard fought battle. All in all the team had a pretty terrible year. Next year they are going to be tough. Scott Johnson shoots. McCall goes up for the shot but missed. Quit showing off Mikie. 52 Pictured from left to right are the Freshman basketball team: Robert Barnett, Jamie Netland, Brent Glover, Joe Johnson, Duane Dietze, Eric Zumwalt, Seth VanEyke, Tim Leep, Mark Osben, Chuck Duran, Aaron Larson The Freshman basketball team was coached by Marc Mauze. The leading scorer for the year was Tim Leep with an average of 18 points per game. At the freshman level only basic skills are taught. JV Basketball players; left to right; Glenn Olsen, Rod Davis, Ted Fischer, Kent Gardner, Jerry Evenden, Glenn Lilly, Chuck Meyer, Jeff Pearson, Hall Kissell, Kevin Arment, Dale Larson, with coach Pat Towne. The MP J.V.'s finished the 76-77 season with a 13-7 record, beating every team they played at least once. Ten different players had starting roles at one time or another with no one averaging over 12 points per game. The team's defense showed great improvement during the year with Kevin Arment, Kent Gardner, and Jerry Evernden being the best defensive players. Glenn Lillie and Jerry Evernden were the top rebounders and Mark Dietz led the team in blocked shots. Hal Kissel and Ted Fischer were the leading scorers, Inconsistent offense and poor free throw shooting were key factors in the seven losses with at least four games being lost at the free-throw line. Stretch gets ready There's two more for Capanna 54 Above- Top row; Coach Sanxter, Pam Martin, Kate Payne, Josie Knight, Kathy Palmer. Middle row; Kit Thurman, Threse Parsons, Tina Floyd, Mary Ann Stewart, Angla Everndon, Glenda Sibold. Bottom Row; Thresa Harris, Michel Roe, Rosie McGarity, Gay Miller, Tish McGarity. Right- Kate Payne jumps for the ball. VAGOTY Above picture: top row Jody Hajduk, Sandy Fisher, Cherlene Tarno, Pam Martin, Frankie Niediegh, Cindy Bridgham, Cheri Roe, Carmon Myers, Neicie Jarman. On the floor- Debbie Roe, Gail Labart, Gay Miller. Bottom picture: Cheri Roe fights for a chance at the basket 57 J.V. Wrestlers, Top Row: Mr. Steele (Coach), John Winningham, Richard Mills, John Gilpatric, Rick Evans, and manager Marty Stallard. Middle Row: Henry Mattos, Chris Elder, Darrell Pattee, Don Allen. Bottom Row: Randy Bryant, Darren Boone, and Curt Noben. This year seven seniors retired with Leon Rayevich being the most successful wrestler at Myrtle Point High School in the past five years. He had a career total of 73 WINS, and 29 LOSSES, plus 3 DRAWS during his four years on the Varsity Team. The Co-Captains were Matt Schneider, Leon Rayevich and Darrell Pattee. The most outstanding wrestler of the year was Tom Thurman with 85 points. The most improved wrestler was Mike Winningham, with most inspirational being Larry Adams. Freshman David Cagely had the fastest pin during the season of 12 seconds. The Team sent four guys to the State Tournament, included were: Matt Schneider, Leon Rayevich, Dan Gibbs, and Tom Thurman. Matt placed third in the 178 weight class with Leon placing fifth in the 141 weight class. The four boys as a team placed 19th, which was second best out of our district at the State Tournament. On off-season events Tom Thurman took State Champion at the Greco-Roman Tournament while David Cagely took 4th place at the State Junior Development. Varsity Wrestlers, Top Row: Matt Schneider, Ted Sibold, Leon Rayevich, and Richard Knight. Middle Row. Mr. Dyal (Coach), Mike Winningham, Shawn Potts, Tom Thurman, Larry Adams, and Randy Davis. Bottom Row: Kirk Stump, Mike Mueller, and Gary Hiendland. 59 David Cagely works hard to get another pin! Leon whips another peon. Randy Davis cannot believe he has to r.un to lose Tom Thurman gives a friendly handshake to opponent before tearing him apart! weight again! 60 The Wrestling Rally consisted of (top to bottom) Wendy Reynolds (Sophomore), Ellen Mullins (Senior) and Laura Glover (Junior). This year was the first time there has been a Wrestling Rally at Myrtle Point High. The three girls worked hard during the summer to get their outfits and money to go to State. They also attended all but one match of the season. As a new rally and no experience at all the rally did extremely well. BOBCAT WRESTLER! Leon Rayevich looks over his opponent before the whistle blows. 61 (right to left) Karen Swenson, Peppi Fawcett, Oonna Davenport, Tresa Hage and Lisa Harvey were the first dance team in four years They put forth a tremendous effort to make it a success. 63 Dan and Mitzy like the station of Prince and princess. w § D IP W N © I 7 a 1 Matt and Rona love to have their pictures taken. This is the Winter Court of 1976-77 Greg and Wendy believe in a divided court. W 3 D IP W N @ E 1 1 Matt likes his picture taken so well he took another with Sadie. 64 Winter Sports Week is new to M.P.H. but still quite a few people took part in the activities. Wednesday was HAT, BUTTON, AND TIE day. Friday was STUFFED ANIMAL day. All through the week Dan Laboto went around and found people who weren't following school rules. At the assembly Friday all the people found being naughty had to sit in front of the audience with signs saying what they did. 65 N -V- IFACPHW This year senior-faculty basketball game was once again a huge success; for the teachers, that is. Actually the only reason the seniors lost was that the game was on a Monday . The players just couldn't adjust to the new week after a big weekend. Not that the teachers don't have just as big weekends. But they know how to handle it better! The suspense grew as the seniors really gave their all for the team even though the team was made of only boys. They still fought hard. All in all it was a well fought battle. The seniors hold no grudge against the teachers for beating them by such a wide margin. Mr. Hermann can't believe it as Steve pulls a rip city on him. He didn't make this one either. Don't worry, he didn't make it. Seniors fly high. Groovies great jump shot. 66 Rah Rah Rah! I can't believe we're ahead. 67 iLEJLUL The girls' track team had a good showing this year finishing 2nd in the league. The girls only lost to Brookings. The team was much stronger in all events. The depth displayed helped to attain our 2nd place standing. Each girl worked hard. There was a lot of dedication displayed. Each girl improved her own personal performance, which also attributed to the team's success. It was a good year. The team will be sorry to lose its outstanding seniors, Bever Bowen, Virginia Evans, Debbie Roe, and Karin Vercammen. The girls that went to state were, Cheri Roe in the high jump, Carmen Myers in the high jump, and Rosie McGarity in the Mile. Rosie placed 11 in state while Carmen and Cheri just cleared the opening height of 5 feet even. Mo l?o 69 Back Row Josie Knight, Karin Vercammen, Bebbie Roe, Sever Bowen. Janet Baukmeier, Myra Warren, Coach Elliott, Betsy Leep, Kit Therman, Leslie Potts Frankie Neideigh, Carmen Meyers. Angela Bowen. Middle Row Patty Albright, Mary Ann Stewart. Front Row Joy Fmdely Kathy Baukmeier, Peppi Fawcett, Donna Davenport, Cheri Roe, Cheryll Laird. Laura Glover, Joanne Gill, Tish McGanty Rosie McGarity. 70 71 The boys' track team at M.P.H.S. finished second in the league. At District they were Third place finishers. Stan Stewart was the outstanding performer. He set new school records in the 880, mile and 2 mile. He placed 3rd at the state meet. Leading scorers were Stan Stewart, Leon Rayevich, and Darrell Patee. Outstanding Freshmen were, Darren Boone, as he placed third in the district high jump and sixth in the 440. There were a number of good athletes from the sophomore class. They should make M.P. a strong team next year. This was the first year on the new all weather track. It will prove to be a great asset to the program in the years to come. Back row Coach O'Conner Stan Stewart, Bill Harris Leon Rayevich, Marshal Krantz. Alan Herman, John Gilpatrick, Aaron Schermerhorn Greg Roush Darrel Pattee, Larry Adams Coach Pat Towne Middle Row Robert Irwin Mike Muller Kent Gardner Jamie Morris Larry Covert Eddie Bennett Kevin Harris, Eddie McGarity Denis Herman Front Row Billy Cook, Chris Elder Rick Crook Keith Barrows Forrest Mullenax Darren Boone Brent Glover, Raymond Ng, Andy Vincent, Duane Deitz. 72 pDSmDCIT 73 A D T Y i i A L L The team consisted of: Allan Schermerhorn, Aaron McCall, Rich Capanna, Mike Capanna, Dan Lobato, Greg McGery, Henery Meyers Harry Meyers, Mike Fischer, Hal Kissel, Randy Bryant. The Varsity Ball Club made a good account of themselves in the games they played. Many of the games towards the end of the season were rained out. This Club was mostly Seniors but there were a few Sophomores that showed up the Juniors and the Seniors. Coach Fisher has coached all of the Senior ball players since they started high school and the guys make a fine team. 74 The team consisted of: Randy Bryant, Bob Desoto, Ron Proffitt, Gary Heien Ron Woods, Roger Clarno, Danny Herman, Kathy Walter, Sue Frazier, Sandy Fischer, Pam Martin, Ken Stinnett, Rod Davis The J.V. Baseball Club has a record of 2-3 for the season. Very good considering their best pitchers, Hal Kissel and Mike Capana were playing Varsity ball. The team was very strong in offense, defense and basic baseball skills but not having their pitchers knocked them down. For the first time ever there were four girls on the team. Their leading hitter was Randy Bryant with an average of .300. The leading defensive player was Joe Johnson. All in all Coach Gibbons was very proud of this team. 75 What a hit. Do it in the dirt! The 'Fish just flopped. 76 Please help me I'm falling! Well, I blew it again! The M.P. teams so fast they're a blur. What form! This ain't football! 77 W1A T 79 80 Able rounding the tree. Michele, she putts well. Mark the Pro swings wide and low. Curt putts nice and slow, so the ball will go in the hole! 81 11911 This year of 1977, the Junior Prom was held at the Elks Club. It took place on April 30th. The Prom colors were Lt. Blue and Dark Blue. The theme was Drifting in Dreams . Princesses for this year were, Betsy Leep, Bev. Floyd, Donna Davenport, and Irene Wiley. 82 Cherri Roe and her escort Aaron McCall. Cherri Roe was crowned Queen for the Prom. Bill and Virginia enjoy listening to the music. Supervisors watch as the Prom goes on Please don't squeeze me so tight. Pixi enjoys the dance. FOOTBALL Aaron McCall Alan Herman Mike Fischer Vic Hammack Harry Myers Hank Myers Gary Harper GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL Cheri Roe Cindy Bridgham Carmen Myers Gail Labart TYPING Mark Dietz Pam Reichlein Mary Jean Rethmeyer Haruko Fusana Laura Glover Kate Payne HOME EC. Wendy Reynolds Kit Thurman BOYS' VARSITY BASKETBALL Aaron Schermerhorn Alan Schermerhorn Rich Capanna Bill Harris Hank Myers Harry Myers Scott Johnson Mike Capanna J.V. BASKETBALL Kevin Arment Ted Fischer Hal Kissel Dale Larson Kent Gardner Glenn Lillie Mark Dietz Jerry Everden Jeff Pearson Chuck Meyer Glen Olson SHOP John Dumire Robin Elbeck Randy Howell Bruce Fain Ross Basler VARSITY WRESTLING Darrel Pattee Leon Rayevich Matt Schneider Mike Mueller Ted Sibold Dan Gibbs Jr. Richard Knight Larry Adams John Knight Curt Noben Mike Winningham Don Allen Randy Davis Tom Thurman Darrin Boone David Cagley Shawn Potts J.V. WRESTLING John Gilpatrick Chris Elder Henery Mattos Richard Mills Kirk Stump John Winningham Randy Bryant Rick Evans Gary Heinlen BAND Dan Gibbs Jr. Virginia Evans Reka Bass Terry Bush Darren Boone VARSITY BASBASEBALL Allan Schermerhorn Aaron McCall Rich Capanna Mike Capanna Dan Lobato Greg McGery Henery Meyers Harry Meyers Mike Fischer Hal Kissel Randy Bryant TRACK Glenn Crook Bill Harris Alan Herman Scott Johnson Darrel Pattee Leon Rayevich Larry Adams Kent Gardner Jamie Morris Greg Roush Aaron Schermerhorn Bill Cook f Kevin Harris Ed McGarity Keith Barrows Darren Boone Shawn Potts GIRLS TRACK Angela Bowen Carmen Myers Rosalie McGarity Frankie Neideigh Kit Thurman Cheri Roe Donna Davenport Leslie Potts Josie Knight Myra Warren Karin Vercamman Beverly Bowen Debbie Roe Virginia Evans 84 85 APPATTIM CD@§§ FD®w®ir wmm mm €Q®§§ €®D®(f§ WKIDTI ©mid) SMAilES ©if MM M©M1OT§ If© IftiMIIIEIft 86 The Grand Parade Virginia Evans and Glenn Crook Mitsi Cook and Dan Gibbs Beaver Bowen and Scott Johnson 88 Vick Hammack, Bill Reiss, Bob Whitsett and Mark Core Co-Salutatorian, Laura Adams Co-Salutatorian, Harry Meyers Valedictorian, Sadie Gasner 89 Dan Gibbs Blows Colors Mr. Roe calls off the Graduates Pep Band Camera Club Pep Band played at almost all basketball games. Dan Gibbs was acting conductor and saw that people go there to play. Not all the same kids played at all the games but there was always enough kids to have a band promoting spirit. The whole band was very enthusiastic in their playing. € n Camera Club was started and in general made possible by Mr. Thomas of the Chemistry department. Many students are involved in Camera Club and enjoy it a lot. MolPo Lb y o o CYC is a steadfast group of this high school. It is designed to get students more involved in Christianity and is working well. Most of the meetings were held at noon, meaning that the kids had to give up their lunch break for it. Still many came. 1—y Franco-German Club started the year by electing officers and planning activities for the rest of the year. They had a dinner tasting party, where they sampled such delicacies as snail and various cheeses. This summer the group is planning a trip to Ashland to the Shakespearian plays. CYC Franco-German Club 90 Matt Maids FFA Matt Maids made wrestling season run much FFA stands for Future Farmers of America and smoother by helping score and cleaning up after the is an organization for students in Vo-Ag. There are meets. C three different levels to attain, one go to a national They also did little extras like make up schedules for points. Mr. Dyale appreciated their help very much. level. Mr. Herman is advisor for the group. n M .IP. 1_Z3 tyj o ! ° LzJ Miss Stavig is very helpful in Spanish Club this year. The club has grown considerably and is involved in many things. A number of very active members of the group graduated this year; Cindy Bridgham, Patty Joe Thurman, Laura Adams, and Julie Dewalt. Spanish Club 91 N.H.S. M.M O N.H.S. was very active this year. They had two initiations, sponsored the March of Dimes Walk-a-Thon, and had quite a few other activities. Mrs. Star was very helpful in all activities as advisor. Laura Adams was also very active as President of N.H.S. Being in N.H.S. is a very high honor. Only students with a GPA of 3.50 are allowed in. CUI MOT CM This year Spirit Club has been active in many areas. They sponsored Spirit Week, Winter Sports Week, Girls of the Months, and been to many games promoting spirit. Mrs. Roushe was the advisor, organizer, and anything else the girls wanted her to be. Spirit Club girls truly deserve a big praise for their spirit. Spirit Club 92 Swing Choir Mr. Harms is very proud of Swing Choir this year. The kids raised enough money to go to San Francisco and give a concert at a high school there. Many of the kids that have been in Swing Choir since it started, graduated this year leaving many places to be filled by new talent. AM® CMS DM filMIHLAiL 93 94 95 Jane and Crystal sit quietly in back discussing their weekend. 96 Laura takes time out from being an aide to pose for the camera. Mr. Thomas takes a break. Randy decides to take a bath during construction. 97 98 vO Doug tries to cut off his finger, while Bill waits impatiently. 100 Giget had a terrible accident in the health room. Chorus class takes a break from singing, as Mr Harms takes roll. 101 Mark Thatcher thinks of Jane, as he looks into the wild Blue yonder. P.E. Girls pick up their Bow Arrows after they're finished shooting. 102 What's so funny? Joy and David pose for a Forestry picture. Gail smiles as she looks at the box she made. 104 105 Denise and Kathy look like their doing some hard work. Liz helps underclassmen. The divider pages consist of scenes around Myrtle Point. For the class of seventy eight we show scenes around the high school. Scenes around downtown Myrtle Point for class of seventy nine, are shown on pages 114-115. South coast sites for the class of eighty are shown on page 122-123. 106 r o Twila Askland Kathy Bachmeier Tanya Anderson Barb Abbott Larry Adams Patty Albright The juniors class officers this year are: Larry Adams: President, Greg Roush: Vice President, Gail Labart: Secretary and Treasurer, Trennon Hamilton: Sgt. at Arms. Without the class of 78'' Myrtle Point High School wouldn't be so great! Not pictured: Greg Roush Lonnie Barnett Russell Barnett Alan Brown Toni Burdick Terrance Bush I Pam Brummel Russell Brown Brain Davis Rich Capanna Rita DeSoto 108 John Dumire Michael Fain Lisa and Dani take time out to be peace Peppi Fawcett Joy Findly John Fernandez Bev Floyd Harugg Fusano Class of 78 discuss homecoming events Cheryl Gaines Julie Fullerton 109 Mr. Jones? Susan Hoffman Mx Melody Holder Keith Hoover I Charles James Mike James Lindy Johnson Doug Jones Bunny Jones Johnny Knight Ken Kramer Two Juniors Jive'in 110 Glenn Lillie Mike Laid Betsy Leep Greg Lobato David Mills Delores Mills AH!! Cheri gets an unexpected thrill, as the camera comes in Rick, the devils right hand man I Jamie Morris Billy Mullins Curtis Noben Kevin Parsons Kate Payne Cindy Morris 111 Celia Rondo Ken Kramer Contemplating! Rick Ralph Cheri Roe Lore Routh 112 Kenny Stinnett Anna Sturgill Connie Sturgill Carol Summers Liz Swartz Dana Tarno Irene and Stan take a breather to pose for the camera!!! Kate is surprised as she finally realizes that we are winning the football game. David Weathers Mark Thatcher Jody Treft Charles Tubb A Debra Weathers Marla Wells Irene Wiley Mike Winningham Nadeen Winter Terri Wood 113 114 115 Rick Abel Shirley Alcala Deena Allen Don Allen Ron Allen Ron Amelung The sophomores are the biggest class of the school. They are proud of their record as winners of almost every competition yell. The Junior Varsity Rally is composed of all sophomores, Susan Harper, Gay Miller, Carla Stevens, Joan Vincent, and Tish McGarity. The president of the sophomore class, their frosh. year, Robert Irwin, won the Mister Irresistible award for the homecoming week. The class officers are: Pres. Kit Thurman, Vice Pres. Tish McGarity, Sec. Sheri Davis, Treas. Joan Vincent, Theresa Lobato. Lola Askland John Barklow Robert Barnett Mark Baseman Denise Bertand Patty Breitkreutz Debbie Bright Chris Burdick Dan Cagley Mike Capanna Jeana Clark Brad Carter Perry Collier Bill Cook Vickie Covert Kathy Crook Rick Crook Linda Curtis 116 Roxanne McGeorge and Tammy Parker display their enthusiasm in Art I. Carl Cummings Randy Davis Geneva Davenport Rodney Davis Robert Johnson looks nonchalantly at the camera. Teri Everden Sandy Fischer Ted Fischer Susan Frazier Sharon Freed David Fugate Jane Grove Jack Green Vickie Grotting Kippy Gottenburg Deena Allen poses for the camera while opening her locker. 117 Boy Sandy Fischer you sure sing Good Kevin Harris Lisa Harvey Sherry Harvey Angela Holder Barbara Jackson Niecie Jarman Joe Johnson Robert Irwin Dian Holliday Chris Irwin Marshal Johnson Roger Johnson Lanora Jones Julie Kenyon Danny King Julie Kinney 118 Roxanne MacGeorge Kathy McGourty Chuck Meyer Gay Miller Fanita Mullenax Joanne Vincent you sure look hungery Richard Mills Joe Nickels Glen Olsen Theresa Parker Thresa Parsons Jeff Patton Threasa Pearce Sheldon Poole Ron Proffitt Pam Reichlein Mary Jean Rethemeyer S % Kent Parry Jeff Pearson Julie Shrum Mike Smith Marty Stallard Karen Steen Mark Sperling 119 The most popular teddy bear in school. Karla Stevens Kirk Stump Sophomore class officers left to right: Threasa Laboto, Sgt. at Arms; Cheri Davis, Secretary; Kit Thurman, President; Tish McGarity, Vice President; Joanne Vincent, Treasurer. Karen Swensen Kit Thurman Tom Thurman Debbie Trischler Seth Van Eyk Chuck Vincent Kathy Walter James Way Sheri Weekly Joanne Vincent Crystal Smith, Mike Capanna, Jane Groves, and Joe Johnson express true interest in Science. 120 122 Cheryl Anglin Janet Bachmeier Bud Abel Rex Anderson Angela Bowen Keith Barrow Pamela Barzee Tammy Bush David Cagley 124 Richard Conner Dennis Covert Sheryl Curtis Eric Davis Candace Dery Dawnita Dollarhyde Freshman class officers; Darren Boone, Carmen Myers, Randy Bryant, Tana Stevens, Charles Duren Rosalie McGarity. Deborah Egli Gary Evans Richard Evans Angela Evernden Teri Everden Dan Fish Jeffery Fullerton Tamara Gassett Robert Gibbs Michael Fenn 125 Brent Glover Marilyn Glimberg Melanie Glimberg Sandra Graham Steve Greene Gary Heinlen David Haug William Hall Theresa Harris Alan Hathaway 126 Janet Bochmeier, Mary Stewart, Franki Neideigh, Michele Roe, Tracy Laird, and Rosalie McGarity sit waiting for the year to pass. Mark Lovell Victor Ludwig Matt MacGeorge Rosalie McGarity Russell Leibelt Patsy McWilliam Shelley Mason Anna Mills Sonya Mitchell Daniel Morris 127 James Netland Raymond Ng Mark Osben Tammy Parker Kathy Palmer Cindy Price Michelle Roe Shawn Potts Janet Parrish Elizabeth Patton Barbara Tamke Justin Tubb Andy Van Vlack Dacy Trischler Clyde Wallace Peggy Vigue Andrew Vincent Eric Zumwalt Shari Adkins 129 Lisa White Teri Williamson Brenda Wilder INDEX Abbott, Barbara 108 Abel, Bud 38,124 Abel, Richard 116 Alcala, Shirli lie Adams, Larry 32,39,108,18 Adams, Laura 31,140 Adkins, Shari 129 Allen. Blain 18 Allen Deena 116,117,101 Allen, Donald 116 Allen, Ronald 116 Albright, Patricia 108,109 Amelung, Ronald 116 Anderson, Matthias, 18 Anderson, Rex 124 Anderson, Tanya 108 Anglin, Cheryl 124 Askland, Lola 116,101,43 Askland, Twila 108,101 Bachmeir, Janet 124,127 Bachmeir, Kathy 108 Baker, Becky 32,41,140,31, 18 Barklow, John 116 Barklow, Liza 116,65 Barnett, Gordon 116 Barnett, Lonnie 108 Barnett, Russell 108 Barnett, Robert 116,53 Barrow, Keith 124,47,49,126 Barzee, Pamela 124 Baseler, Ross 18 Basey, Shontay 124 Baseman, Mark 116 Bass, Rekay 22 Bennett, Edward 7 Bennett, Michelle 124 Bertrand, Denise 116 Boone, Darren 125,124,47,48, 121 Bowen, Beverly 65,18 Boyce, Dennis 124 Bowen, Angela 124 Brantly, Joseph 124 Breitkreutz, Patricia 116 Bridgham, Cindy 32,18 Bright, Debbie 116 Bright, Janet 65,64,18 Bright, John 124 Brown, Alan 108 Brown, Kathy 140,18 Brown, Russell 108 Brown, Tammy 43,18 Brummel, Pamela 108,126,7 Bryant, Randy 32,38,94,124 Buell, Vance 17,47,49 Burdick, Anthonia 108 Burdick, Christina 116,120 Burdick, Janet 17,40 Bush, Tammy 124 Bush, Terrance 7,108 Cagley, Dan 116 Cagley, David 124 Capanna, Catherine 124 Capanna, Michael 47,49,116,120 Capanna, Richard 108 Card, Ronda 103,124 Carter, Brad 116 Castleman, Laura 124 Clark, Jeana 116 Clarno, Elizabeth 108 Clarno, Roger 38,124 Coleman, Elsie 17 Collier, Perry 38,116 Conner, Richard 125 Cook, Mitzi 12,17,22,40 Cook, William 38,116,126 Cooper, James 17 Corbitt, Fred 108 Core, Mark 17,47 Covert, Dennis 125 Covert, Larry 108 Covert, Vickie 116 Crook, Glen 17 Crook, Kathy 116 Crook, Richard 38,39,116 Cummings, Carl 117 Curtis, Linda 116 Curtis, Sheryl 125 Davenport, Donna 108 Davenport, Geneva 117 Davis, Brian 108 Davis, Eric 39,125 Davis, Steve 47 Davis, Randall 38,95,117,120 Davis, Rodney 117 Davis, Sheri 17,117,120 Dery, Joe 117 Dery, Candiace 125 DeSoto, Rita 108 DeSoto, Robert 125 DeWald, Julia 17 Dietz, Mark 109 Dietz, Duane 53,117 Dollarhyde, Bobby 125 Dollarhyde, Dawnita 17,103,125 Dollarhyde, Wilma 17 Dumire, John 109 Duren, Charles 53,125 Egli, Deborah 125 Egli, Tamara 43,109 Elbek, Robin 109 Elder, Chris 38,117 Ellis, Ronnie 17 Evans, Crystal 117 Evans, Gary 125 Evans, Richard 125 Evans, Virginia 17 Everden, Angela 125 Everden, Dale 117 Everden, Jerry 39,79,109 Everden, Terry 94,117,125 Fain, Michael 109 Fawcett, Kelly 17,22 Fawcett, Peppi 109 Fenn, Michael 125 Fernandez, John 109 Fish. Dan 125 Finely, Joy 104,109 Fischer, Mike 17,39 Fischer, Sandy 117 Fischer, Ted 39,118 Floyd, Beverly 97,109 Floyd, Shelly 17,31 Frazier, Susan 117,101 Freed, Debra 117 Fugate, David 117 Fullerton, Jeffery 38,125 Fullerton, Julie 109 Fusano, Haruko 109 Gaines, Cheryl 109 Gardner, Johnny 17 Gardner, Kent 109 Gasner, Sadie 16,20,30,40,141 Gassett, Tamara 125 Gerow, Renee 16 Gibbs, Daniel 16,20 Gibbs Robert 125 Gilbert, Latian 109 Gill, Joan 126 Gill, Pete 109 Gill, Richard 16,20,65 Gilpatrick, John 109,39,38 Glenn. Janette 16 Glimberg, Melanie 126 Glimberg, Marilyn 126 Glover, Brent 7,38,126 Glover, Laura 53,96,109 Goodman, Eileen 16,31 Gottenburg, Toni 117 Graham, Sandra 126 Green, Jack 117 Green, Robert 16,100,140 Greene, Steve 126 Gross, Cindy 16 Grotting, Viki 117 Groves, Jane 96,117,120 Groves, Tim 117 Griffis, Gerry 16 Gulstrom, Darrell 110 Haga, Teresa 117 Hall, William 38,126 Hamilton, Trennon 38,39,108, 110 Hammack, Toni 117 Hammack, Vic 16,39 Hanson, Dani 109,110 Harper, Gary 16,22,39,41 Harper, Susan 41,117,120 Harris, Caroline 110 Harris, Kevin 7 Harris, Theresa 126 Harris, William 16,47,48 Hartley, Kathy 110 Hathaway, Merlin 126 Harvey, Lisa 120 Haug, David 126 Haug, Nancy 110 Haug, Robin 16 Hawkins, Rona 16,20,28,40 Heinlen, Gary 126 Henson, Sue 15 Hermann, Alan 15,20,39 Hermann, Daniel 126 Hermann, Dennis 110 Hitner, Lenda 110 Hoffman, Susan 110 Holder, Angela 118 Holder, Melody MellO Holiday, Diana 118 Hoover, Keith 110 Hoover, Richard 15 Horner, Glen 15 Howell, Douglas 126 Hubbard, Randy 15,21,39,64,67 Huntley, Earline 15 Irwin, Chris 38,43,118 Irwin, Robert 118 Jackson, Barbra 118 James, Charles 15,110 James, Jamie 140 James, Micheal 110 Jarman, Niecie 118 Johnson, Joe 38,53,118,120 Johnson, Laura 7,110 Johnson, Lindy 110 Johnson, Marshall 118 Johnson, Roger 117,118 Johnson, C. H. 14,103 Jones, Doug 110 130 Jones, Delores 110 Jones, Lanora 118 King, Danny 118 Kinny, Julie 118 Kissell, Hal 118 Knight, Jeraldll8 Knight, Richard 15,139 Knight, Johnny 38,39,110 Knight, Josephine 110 Knowlton, Cindy 7,126 Knowlton, Roberta 110 Kohanes, Vickie 118 Kramer, Kennith 110,112 Krantz, Marshall 15 Labart, Gail 7.104,108,110 Laird, Cheryl 110 Laird, Echo 110 Laird, Tracy 126,127 Laird, Michael 111 Larson, Dale 38,118 Larson, Aaron 38,53,126,128 Lea, Cheryl 127 Lea, Ronald 118 Leep, Betsy 32,111 Leep, Timothy 53,127 Leibelt, Russell 127 Lewis, Marshall 118 Lillie Glen 111 Labato, Theresa 103.118,120 Labato, Greg 111 Labato, Danny 15,39 Lovell, Mark 47,127 Ludwig, Victor 127 Lyons, Georgia 15 MacGeorge, Matt 127 Martin, Pan 118 Mast, Darcy 118 Mast, Wendy 7,14,21 McCall, Aaron 12,14,20,39 McGary, Gregory 12,14,39 McGarity, Ed 118 McGarity, Rosalie 125,127 McGarity, Tish 7,41,118.120 Mattos, Henry 118 McGourty, Kathleen 119,121 McGeorge, Matt 127 McGeorge, Roxanne 43,119 Meyer, Charles 38,119 Meyer, J. P. 14,38 Miller, Gay 41,119 Miller, Vicki 14,19,22,30,32 Mills, David 111 Mills, Delores 111 Mills, Anna 127 Mills, Richard 119 Mitchell, Sonya 127 Morris, Daniel 127 Morris, Cindy 111 Morris, Jamie 47,49,111,141 Morris, Wayne 79,127 Mullenax, Forest 127 Muller, M. L. 14 Mullins, Billy 111 Mullins, Ellen 14,22 Murphy. Twyla 127 Myers, Carmen 125,127 Meyers, Henry 4,14,39 Meyers, Harry 14,22,39,41 Neideigh, Franki 127 Netland, James 53,128 Ng, Raymond 128 Nichols, Joe 119 Noben, Curtis 32,79,111 Olson, D R. 14,30,40 Olson, Glen 119 Osbon, Mark 53,128 Palmer, Kathey 128 Parker, Tammy 117,119,128 Parish, Janet 128 Parsons, Kevin 111 Parsons, Teresa 119 Pattee, Darell 14,39 Patton, Paul 119 Patton, Elizabeth 128 Payne, Katherin 113,111,140 Pearce, Theresa 119 Pearce, Lisa 112,109 Pearson, Jeff 119 Perry, Kent 119 Perry, Johnny 112 Phillips, Mike 14 Potts, Leslie 112 Potts, Shawn 38,128 Poole, Sheldon 119 Price, Cindy 128 Price, Karen 13,112 Pringle, Charleen 112 Pringle, Darleen 112 Proffit, Ronald 119 Ralph, Rick 38,111,112 Rayevich, Leon 13 Reiclein, Pam 119 Reiss, Bill 13 Rethemyer, Mary Jean 102,119 Robeson, Chris 13 Roe, Michell 13,22,20,32 Roe, Cheryl 40,111,112,140 Rondo, Don 128 Rondo, Celia 112 Roush, Greg 112 Routhe, Lore 112 Robinson, Mark 79 Sams, Brenda 128 Scarbrough, Rick 112 Schermerhorn, Aaron 38,39 Schermerhorn, Alan 13,32,39,65 Schneider, Cathy 128,103 Schneider, Matt 13,21,40 Seely, George 13 Shorb, John 112 Shorb, Duane 128 Shrum, Dale 112 Shrum, Julie 119 Sibold, Ted 13,19,65 Seimer, Randy 128 Simons, David 13 Sjostrom, Teresa 128 Smith, Crystal 96,119,120 Smith, Evelyn 128 Smith, Mike 119 Speaks, Woodie 13 Sperling, Mark 65,119 Stallard, David 104,112 Stallard, Marty 119 Steinhoff, Dennis 128 Steen, Karen 119 Stevens, Karla 101,120 Stevens, Tana 100,125,128 Stewart, Mary 100,127,128 Stewart, Stan 12,47,49 Stidham, Rick 13 Stinnett, Kenny 113 Stinnett, Shiela 128 Stump, Kirk 120 Sturgill, Anna 113 Sturgill, Connie 110,113 Sullivent, David 128 Summers, Carol 113,141 Summers, Raymond 129 Summers, Susan 13 Summers, Tracy 129 Swartz, Liz 113 Swenson, Karen 120 Tamke, Barbara 129 Tarno. Cherlene 12,22 Tarno, Dana 40,111,112 Thatcher, Karen 12 Thatcher, Mark 102,113 Thurman, Irene 32,120 Thurman, Patty Jo 12,21,31 Thurman, Tom 120 Train, Mindy 12,21 Treft, Jody 39,113 Trischler, Dacy 120,129 Trischler, Debra 120 Tubb, Charles 113 Tubb, Justin 129 Vanderhoef, Dana 12,21 VanEyk, Seth 53,79,120 VanVIack, Andy 129 Vercammen, Karin 12,18,65 Vigue, Peggy 129 Vincent, Andy 129 Vincent, Anthony 129 Vincent, Charles 120 Vincent, Joanne 41,120 Wallace, Clyde 129 Walton, Kent 12,120 Warner, Stan 113 Warren, Robert 129 Way, James 120 Weathers, David 113 Weathers, Debra 113 Weekly, Fred 12,39 Weekly, Sheri 120 Wells, Marla 113,7 White, Katherine 120 White, Lisa 129 White Paul 120 Whitlatch, Susan 120 Whitsett, Bill 120 Whitsett, Bob 12 Wilder, Brenda 129 Wiley, Irene 104,113 Williamson, Teri 129 Wilson, Kristen Winningham, Mike 113 Winter, Loreena 120 Winter, Nadeen 101,113 Wintjen, Leann 95,102,120 Wood, Kristi 12,18,21,22,31, 32 Wood, Terri 113 Young, Gidget 101,120 Zumwalt, Eric 53,129 131 LETA'S HAMILTON'S VARIETY Ladies' Faslfion Center Hamilton's f 132 TEXACO Smqis SLiothho 133 SECURITY BANK SEMPERT !' r: IB iw 134 UNION 76 Service With A Smile IAN'S BEAUTY NOOK 135 136 137 138 MIKE FRITZ Chain Saw Sales Services H0MELlfi n™7iTi JONSERE0S CHAIN SAW SMfS iJRYICi 139 140 The Junior High made a good showing. Carol Summers, Tuula Nyman from Helsinki, Sadie Gasner and Jamey Morris who came in first with a time of 2 hrs. 30 min. for the 20 miles. 141 143 In Memory of Kathleen Ann Hartley Born in Myrtle Point on August 1, 1960 Died in Coquille on May 10, 1977 We will truly miss her.