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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1979 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS: CLASSES: Sometimes students feel that they are in prison. So, just for fun, this year we are treating the annual as if Myrtle Point High School was Myrtle Point State Pen led by Warden Tom Roe and his head guard Capt. Grove. Due to the fact that the Freshmen are not considered true inmates, they have been turned over to the Juvenile Authorities. Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen SPORTS: Yearbook Staff Football Basketball Baseball Volleyball Track Cross Country Golf Wrestling ACADEMICS: 7 58 65 72 27 41 46 34 49 36 52 38 Vo Ag 82 Home Ec. 83 P.E. and Health 84 Counseling 87 Art 88 Business 89 Social Studies 91 Sciences 92 Math 94 Foreign Language 95 English 96 Ind. Arts 97 Music 98 Forestry 101 MISCELLANEOUS; Rally Jr. Prom Student body Foreign Exchange Clubs Homecoming Extra Activities GRADUATION 24 110 118 56 104 30 114 120 2 3 Cats everywhere!! 5 Coast Gas and Appliance Highway 101 North Bend 756-6363 SPONSORS Kings County Truck Lines Myrtle Point Ore. 572-5717 or 572-5203 RELEASED IN ’79! Our Freshman year we were the largest class to come through the halls of M.P.H.S. We boasted 139 members. We were called and treated like babies, but never once did we live up to those names. We all went through Mr. O'conner and his Citizenship class. Our class president was Rob Irwin. Our Sophomore year we were still the biggest class. This year we had 122 members. We won every competition yell and was known as the BIG MOUTHS. We had four girls letter in J.V. Baseball. This was the first time that girls had ever gone out. They were Sandy Fischer, Susan Frazier, Pam Martain, and Kathy Walter. Our class officers were all girls with Kit Thurman as president. This was the year that we all had either Mr. Raily or Mr. Breitkreutz for Biology. Our Junior year our class was overrun by the Freshmen. Their class was larger but we still had 113 people in our class. Tish McGarity was crowned Homecoming queen and Karla Stevens was crowned Prom queen. Our theme for the prom was Dream Weaver. Our president Mike Capanna. We all had Mr. Johnson (T.J.) and Mr. Robnett for U.S. History. Our Senior year our class even dropped more. At the very end we had 107 graduates, including a foreign exchange student. Randy Davis was our class president. Our teacher for this year was Mr. Gibbons, who taught Personal Finance. After our competency tests were over we just kicked back and took life easy. Our theme for graduation was We May Never Pass This Way Again. And now we present the class of 1979! 7 Deena Allen Kimberly Aman Ronald Allen Donald Allen 8 Ronald Amelung Kevin Arment Robert Barnett Brenda Boatwrite Lisa Barklow Cindy Bohlman Patricia Breitkreutz Christina Burdick 9 Michael Capanna Brad Carter Vickie Covert Denise Crawford Williajn Cook Richard Crook Linda Curtis Geneva Davenport Randall Davis 10 Crystal Evans Dale Everden Teri Everden 11 Sandy Fischer Ted Fischer Katrina Floyd Susan Frazier Jan, our exchange student, concentrates on his art work. David Fugate Jack Green Viki Grotting 12 Jane Groves Toni Hammack Lisa Harvey Finally after four years it's LOOKIN' GOOD! Rod Davis is studying for his competency test. Sherrie Harvey Diana Holliday Robert Irwin 13 Niecia Jarmen Joe Johnson Marshal Johnson Roger Johnson Daniel King This is the way we felt on Washingtons birthday, the day of the eclipse, etc. etc. Hal Kissell Kelly Kennedy Jerald Knight 14 15 Ed McGarity Tish McGarity Roxanne McGeorge Shirley Metcalf Charles Meyer Richard Mills Student Body President Marshall Lewis receives a VoAg award. Senior Theresa Pearce in logger togs. Sharon Muenzer Fanetia Mullenax Joe Nichols 16 Glen Olson 17 Sheldon Poole Ronald Proffitt David Ray Mary Jean Rethemeyer Paula Roane Julie Shrum Dean Shull Glenda Sibold Crystal Smith Mark Sperling Marty Stallard Michael Smith 18 Robert Tams Karla Stevens Kirk Stump Gerald Storbeck The Senior baby-doll. Karen Swenson Frisby champ Ted Fischer. Tami Thompson Charles Vincent Joanne Vincent Kathryn Walter Irene Thurman Tom Thurman Seth Van Eyk The Great Escape Sheri Weekly Katherine White Kristen Wilson Loreena Winter Leann Wintjen Elizabeth Woods Ron Wood 21 Hodge Union OIL Roseburg Road 572-2926 Frew Coquille Just Before to J DRIRV DQ QUEEN 809 Central Blvd. HILAND Theatre 540 Spruce 572-2835 COOS MORTUARIES Inc. 223 Alder 396-4400 WARDS 420 8th St. 572-5919 BOBCAT RALLY TROOPS! Here are the following rally troops for 1978-79 Varsity Football Rally: Deena Allen; Tish McGarity, Teresa Laboto, Cathi Schneider, Tana Stevens, Joanne Vincent. J.V. Football Rally: Doris Johnson, Shannon Holliday, Lisa Sluder, Gina Woods. Varsity Basketball Rally: Paula Roane, Teresa Laboto, Patty Sandors, Joanne Vincent. J.V. Basketball Rally: Doris Johnson, Shannon Holliday, Lisa Sluder, Gina Woods. Wrestling Rally: Kim Aman, Patsy McWilliam, Jill Tomlinson. Dance Team: Janet Bachmeier, Dee Dee Dollarhyde, Marlyn Glimberg, Mona Jensen, Rosie McGarity, Michele Roe, Cathi Reed, Cheryl Williams. i J.V. Rally Football Squad 24 Mrs. Cerotsky introduces J.V. Rally Varsity Basketball Rally. Dance team does a flashlight routine Wrestling rally talking it over. The nineteen seventy-nine rally did a super job this year. They supported our school with much enthusiasm. They raised money by doing assorted jobs and sales, such as, car washes, p bake sales, bottle drives and raffles. Joanne Vincent and Tana Stevens returned to Varsity again this year from 77-78, also Michele Roe, Janet Bachmier, and Rosie McGarity returned to dance team. i Rally takes time off. 25 ACTIVITIES IN THE YARD Jtv „ u i V.V ( Take a good look! Yesterdays HOODS tomorrows star atheletes. Reformed criminals who have devoted their prison life to sports, as you look at these next pages keep in mind that they owelt all to .,- 5 .... M.P. Correctional Institution. X Front Row: Jerry Knight, Shawn Potts, Aaron Larsen, Rick Koser, Roger Clarno, Rob Irwin, Andy Lakey, Art Siblod, Jeff Zick, Gordon Cromwell, Rick Roe, Don Larson, Charlie Brown; Back Row: Tom Thurman, Ed McGarity, Chris Elder, Bob Tams, Bud Able, Ray Ng, Bob Peterson, Bud Brummel, Scott Heim, Mike Capanna, Bryon Peterson, and Randy Bryant The thugs from cellblock 3. The 1979 varsity football team enjoyed a great deal of success this year. Early in the year the young team lost several games but improved each week and learned. They won three out of their four final league contests to claim a 3-3 record in league action. The young team developed a lot of respect by all of the F.W.L. teams. VARSITY SCORE M.P. 0 Coquille Guests 48 0 South Umpqua 48 13 Douglas 33 7 Gold Beach 47 6 Coquille 28 22 Reedsport 19 14 Siuslaw 28 20 Brookings 17 27 Bandon 7 Brummel tries to be a hero Back Row; Tim Kenyon, Jimmy Fischer, Jeff Zick, Art Sibold, Jeff Tran, Andy Lakey, Rick Koser, George Mullenax, Gordon Cromwell, Rick Roe, Don Larsen, Front Row: Jerry Knight, Robby Little, Brad Henshaw, Royce Hancock, Bob Love, Mike Royer, Perry Zeiger, Willy Walter, Mike Johnson, Rick Stevens, Matt Kohanes, Ken Green, Okyu Choe, and Charlie Brown. This year the Frosh-Soph Football team had a very good season. The Bobcats, supported by the depth of 19 sophs compiled a 5-2 season, losing only to Coquille and Brookings. Gordon Cromwell led as the offensive player of the year, and Mark Smith commanded the defense. Coaches Scott MacCleur and Marty Gary were both very satisfied with the cooperation and effort of the squad. This group is going to contribute a great deal to the future of M.P.H.S. football. Struttin it. B-S'n Them Us Gold Beach 14 18 Coquille 20 0 Siuslaw 0 14 Douglas 12 18 Reedsport 6 20 Brookings 22 0 Bandon 26 6 Chicken Man. 29 BACK AGAIN HOMECOMING This year's homecoming was a big success. There was a different dress up day everyday of the week and some sort of noon activity. Dress up days, activities, and the winners are as follows. Monday-Logger Day, Junior Vickie Crook; Pie eating contest, Senior Bob Tams; Frisbee Contest, Senior Ted Ficher; Tuesday-Greaser Day, Junior Michelle Bennett; Sock Hop; Wednesday-Inside out and sock day, Senior Marshall Lewis; Thursday-Baby Day and Stuffed animal day, tie-Seniors Marshall Lewis and Joe Johnson; Baby Bottle Sucking Contest, Senior Marty Stallard; Friday-Sports Day and Red and Blue Day, Tie-Seniors Marshall Lewis and Joe Johnson; Flour Contest, Senior Kit Thurman. Thursday night there was also a tug of war and bonfire. Seniors took on every one and won. Chris Burdick and Kevin Arment were votes Ms. Torch and Mr. Flame A car rally was held Friday night before the game. M.P. hosted Brookings for the game. M.P. won 20 to 17. A dance was held afterwards. Princesses were as follows: Freshman Melody Laird escort Jeff Tams, Sophomore Lindee Adams escort Alan Freed, Junior Janet Bachmeir escort Robert Gibbs, Seniors Denise Crawford escort David Cagley and Loreena Winter escort Eric Zumwalt. Janet was crowned by last years queen Tish McGarity. Marshall Lewis helps Bob Tams get ready for the pie eating contest. 30 Rick Koser enjoys his company at the dance. Seniors winning another yell contest. (As usual!) Give up underclassmen, Seniors have got it made with Ted Fischer' Tish McGarity getting ready for the big game. Lobato seems a little embarrased. Bonnie Shelton posses with her doll for baby day. 31 George Linn Insurance 205 5th st. M.P. Intercity Recreational Vehicle 3425 Ocean Blvd. Coos Bay Bud's Car Service 215 6th St. M.P. Back Row; Left to right: Darla Van Vlack, Linda Storbeck, Teresa Harris, Kathy Palmer, Vicki Crook, Coach Harvigson. Middle Row: Jill Tomlinson, Kathy Arnold, Sue Peterson. Front Row: Chris Vander Does, Dee Dee Ellis, Barbara Tamke, Terri Hooper, Debbie Burdick. ACTIVITIES BESIDES The girls were very good this year. They went to the state playoffs at Elmira. Junior Varsity had a record of 7 wins and 3 losses, while the Varsity had an 8 and 2 record. Serve it Billie Dee Dee is number l-l Kathy, Siuslaw's watching Get down Sue!! 34 r w Thurman tries to concentrate We breakout at midnight! Concentration League Record Opponent: Matches Won: Lost: Brookings . 2 0 Coquille 0 2 Siuslaw 2 0 Gold Beach 2 0 Sutherlin 2 0 Reedsport 2 0 Bandon 2 0 Franki moves at the speed of light! Back row: Carmen Myers, Coach Hajduk, Franki Neideigh. Middle row: Niece Jarman, Cindy Bohlman, Kit Thurman, Angela Everden. Front row: Janet Bachmier, Billie Bohlman, Michelle Roe, Teresa Miller. 35 From left to right: Coach Towne, Rosie McGarity, Jackie Spears, Dawn Grasser, Kim Egli, Mary Anne Stewart, Tina Works, Heidi Payne, Nancy Barkley, Cindy Gilbert; bottom row: David Herman, Jim Kassube, Forest Mullenax, Alan Dalby, Jerry Bennet, Robert Gibbs, Brent Glover, Keith Barrow, and Benny Stewart. TRAINING FOR THE GREAT Coach Towne and his cross-country team had another successful season this year. The boys finished 12th in state and the girls finished 13th. Throughout the year they went undefeated in their region. Keith Barrow did an exceptional job. Dawn Grasser had the fastest time for the freshmen girls. Rossie had first as usual. STRIDE'' 36 What a practice! ESCAPE Towne and girls. 37 The 1978-79 wrestling season was a year of individual success. Lack of numbers hampered team success but only highlighted the efforts of many of the wrestlers. As a team we were 3-3 for league and 8-14 season. As individuals the members won 3 out of every 5 matches wrestled on the mat. The season was peaked by 8 of 11 wrestlers placing at district. Tom Thurman and David Cagley were 1st, Randy Davis 2nd, Chris Elder, and Shawn Potts 3rd, Bob DeSoto and Scott Stump were 4th. Tom Thurman went on to place 5th at the state tournament. Special Awards were later presented, Co Captains: Tom Thurman and Dave Cagley, Most Inspirational: Bob DeSoto, Most Improved: Chris Elder and Randy Davis, High Point wrestlers were Dave Cagley and Tom Thurman. Tom Thurman also had the fastest pin of the year at 10 seconds. Inmate Grapplers! 38 Varsity; Bottom, left to right; Jim Kassube, Shawn Potts, Dave Cagley, Scott Stump, Manager Jerry Knight. Top row; Byron Peterson, Marshall Lewis, Tom Thurman, Chris Elder, Randy Davis, not pictured- Bob DeSoto, Tony Vincent. Cagley, district champ again. Bob DeSoto, on his feet. 39 40 Back row: L to R; Coach Walker, Cindy Davis, Mike Capanna, Scott Heim, Seth Van Eyk, Andy Lakey, Bud Brummel, Robert Gibbs, Brent Glover, JV Coach Lovell. Front row: L to R; Bob Peterson, Hal Kissel, Kevin Armet, Dale Larsen, Rick Roe, Andy Gilbert, Tish McGarity PUMPKIN PUSHERS The Varsity Basketball team had a successful season this year under new head coach Bud Walker. The team shined through with much enthusiasm and support. Many received honors. Among these were Bud Brummel; Most Valuable Player, Hal Kissel and Seth Van Eyk; Most Inspirational Players. Mike Capanna and Scott Heim received honors for total assists. Capanna with 56 for the season followed by Heim with 54. Hal Kissel tries for two. Chris finds the boys interesting. 41 Back Row: L to R; Mike Johnson, Blake Barklow, Perry Zeiger, Brent Glover, Coach Lovell, Robert Gibbs. Middle Row: L to R; Aaron Larsen, Gordon Cromwell, Rick Roe. Kneeling: Donny Larsen The Junior Varsity Boys Basketball team had a very successful season this year under Coach Darwin Lovell. Although the team's statistics were low, the team had spirit and were very tough toward their opponents. Most valuable player was Soph. Rick Roe with Aaron Larsen receiving the most inspirational award. Most Improved Players were Blake Barklow and Mike Johnson with Gordon Cromwell leading in assists. 42 Rick's puttin' it in L to R: Greg Harms, Jim Fischer, Rick Stevens, Randy Sturgill, Lance Sperling, Tom Hathaway, Mike Woods, Scott Layton, Royce Hancock, Team Manager Charlie Brown. The freshmen Basket-ball team was victorious this season with a 9-2 league record giving them the title for this league play. Most improved player for the team was Rick Stevens followed by top free-throw shooter Royce Hancock. Other honors were given to Randy Sturgill f or being named Most Valuable Player and George Mullenax for being named Mr. Team Player and Mr. Defense. Another Bobcat win!! Left to right: Rosie McGarity, Michelle Roe, Mary Ann Stewart, Tina Works, Carmen Myers, Franki Meideigh, Darla VanVIack, Kit Thurman, Angela Evernden, Niecie Jarmen, Teresa Miller, Sandy Green. LADY PUMPKIN PUSHERS The 1978-79 varsity team completed the most successful season in recent history compiling a 19-3 regular season record. The Bobcats qualified for the AA State Tourn. for the second consecutive year by placing second in league. Final season stats show that the cats outscored their opponents by an average of 40-25 and dominated the boards. The highlights for the 78-9 season were two convincing wins over Coquille and going to state. At state the girls opened with a victory over Illinois Valley, but lost the next two games, to state champs to Crook County by 4 pts., and to Cascade by 2 pts. The 1978-79 J.V. Basketball team had a terrific season winning 18 games and losing only 4. Two of the four losses were to AAA Marshfield. All the members put out a super effort. Peggy Raymond played but wasn't in the picture. Vickie Crook was a starter on J.V. until she had knee surgery which took her out after the holidays. Tina Works, Darla Van Vlack, Sandy Green, Mary Ann Stewart went to state Higher Kit' higher! with varsity due to their outstanding contribution. Jungle Basketball at M.P 44 Back Row: Cindy Gilbert, Sandy Green, Lynn Anle, Marla Jensen, Sue Peterson, Mona Jensen, Debbie Burdick, Coach Jodi Hajduk, Front Row: Darla VanVIack, Tina Works, Mary Ann Stewart, Vicki Crook, Teresa Crook. 45 John Travolta the II? The ball's up there somewhere. Back row left to right: Andy Lakey, Scott Heim, Hal Kissell, Ron Woods, Joe Johnson, Mike Capanna, Mike Johnson, Coach Gibbons. Front row: Ted Fischer, Billy Desoto Randy Bryant, Gordon Cromwell, Bob Tams. MUDDIEST YEAR BASEBALL After the first three weeks of Baseball and only playing one game because the rest were rained out, Mr. Gibbons was quoted as saying, If it rains like this for four more weeks we'll be heading for state! Come to find out the Bobcats did go to state but not because they were rained out but because we were second in our league games. This was the first time since 1961 that we've gone to state in baseball. The Bobcats lost to Yamhill Carlton with the score of 3 to 2, leaving the Bobcats behind by one point. Hal Kissell was team captain and most valuable player. Hal was also their star pitcher. 46 An empty baseball field. YET! SCORES US THEM 9 10 2 1 1 3 7 2 5 6 2 0 11 4 5 2 1 2 7 3 0 7 1 8 12 11 OPPONENT Marshfeild Gold Beach Siulsaw Bandon Brookings Coquille Reedsport Gold Beach Coquille Bandon Siulsaw Brookings Reedsport Come on Kissell, this is the one that counts! 47 Smile you're on Candid Camera Randy. Team captain Hal Kissell. Kissell in action. 48 Bob takes aim Advice from the great sage THE GREAT ESCAPE! 49 Cook's out to win On your mark, get set, go! Bob Peterson sails over. 50 (From left to right) Back Row- Mary Ann Stewart, Michelle Roe, Carmen Meyers, Angela Evernden, Franki Neighdi, Niecie Jarman, Jennifer Johnson, Front Row- Tana Stevens, Rosie McGarity, Melody Laird, Cindy Elder, Kay Schirmer, and Julia Hancock. From left to right Back Row- Coach Towne, Randy Brown, Bill Cook, Raymond Ng, Andy VanVIack, Keith Barrows, Brent Glover, Robert Irwin, Jamie Netland, Lance Sperling, George Mullenex, Forrest Mullenex, Rick Crook, Rainer Anderson, Bob Peterson, Ed McGarity, and Coach Peterson. FRONT ROW- Aaron Larsen, Shawn Potts, Robbie Little, James Clinton, Royce Hancock, Greg Harms, Benny Stewart, and Greg Huntley. The Guards in the field were Mr. Peterson, who coached shot put and Discus, Mr. Thomas, who coached the pole vaulting. Mr. Towne, who coached the thugs and Mr. Messersmith, who coached the moles. The 1979 boys Track Team had a very good year, they won the Douglas Invitational and brought home the trophy. They had outstanding marks in field events as well as the running events. The 440 relay team was 6 10 a second off the school record. Rick Crook took 6th place in throwing the javelin - he threw it 182.6. The Bobcats had a bad district meet this year but still came out in 3rd place. Team Captains were Ed McGarity, Rick Crook, and Rob Irwin. The Girls Track Team continues to improve because of increased participation and greater interest on the part of the girls. The future of Girls Track looks bright now that equal facilities, training equipment and time devoted to them just as the boys. 51 Senior gathering BEST HOUSE YET The Bobcat Construction class under the guidance of new instructor Mr. Rice successfully built the new and best Bobcat house yet. It was designed by '78 graduate Peppi Fawcett. Mrs. Cerotsky's Housing classes came in to help the crew in the interior design. Next year's house was designed by '79 graduate Mark Sperling. Mr. Rice Bank of Myrtle Point Conrad Lumber 1221 N. Bayshore Dr. Left to right: David Hermann, Dan Hermann (Hidden), Jamie Dewald, Roger Johnson, Seth VanEyk, Wayne Morris, Mr. Howard. Not pictured; Rick Abel. PRISON PASTURE The 1979 version of the Bobcat Golf story produced many surprising indivdiual achievements. The greatest accomplishments came from the young first year golfers, Dan Hermann, Dave Hermann, and Jamie DeWald. Each not only learned the game, but learned it well enough to compete at the District level. Dan Hermann, junior, made a challenge for team medalist that fell three strokes short behind Wayne Morris and medalist, Seth VanEyk. The leadership this season came from the experienced upperclassmen, Rick Abel, Roger Johnson, Seth VanEyk - seniors; and Wayne Morris, junior. The team was recognized by the district coaches as the Most Improved team over the span of the season, even though they finished sixth in the District Match. Seth VanEyk was the most accomplished golfer for the team. In addition to being named team medalist, he also was the highest finisher for the team at the District Match. Junior Wayne Morris fell one stroke short of tieing Seth for medalist. Wayne, selected team captain by his peers, was the most consistent golfer on the team. The Most Improved medals went to both Seth and Dan Hermann for their efforts over the season. Jamie DeWald has great form. 57 Coach Howard holds the flag pole nicely. Bud Abel Cathy Ames Cheryl Anglin Janet Bachmeier Keith Barrow Tammy Bartishofski David and Ray must see something pretty interesting. Now listen to me! Paroled In ’80 The Junior class of 80 is the smallest class but they seem to get by. For the first time ever the Juniors took first in the hall decorating contest Christmas week. The Prom was a success. Many people came. Andy VanVIack and his play toy. Michelle Bennett Billie Bohlman Angela Bowen John Bright Randy Brown You Mean I can really have the rest? Oops, I stepped in some . .! Scott, what are you laughing at? Roger Clarno Dennis Covert Sherry Curtis Alan Dalby Eric Davis Randy Bryant ih. i David Cagley Cathy Capanna Laura Castleman Matthew Claiborne Candace Dery 59 Robert DeSoto David Dickey Dawnita Dollarhyde Debbie Egli ■ Richard Evans Jeff Fullerton Tammy Gassett Robert Gibbs Cindy Gilbert Marilyn Glimberg Melanie Glimberg Brent Glover 60 Steve Greene • Barbara Hammack Theresa Harris Alan Hathaway Scott Heim Dan Hermann It's Rocky II Doug Howell Laurie Johnson Cindy Knowlton Tracey Laird Tim Leep Russ Leibelt Mark Looper Mark Lovell 61 Danny Morris Barb Hammack doing what she always does, LAUGHING!!! Wayne Morris Forest Mullenax Mrs. Santa (Michelle Bennett) is taking requests. Tana's telling stories again. Carmen Myers Franki Neideigh Jamie Netland Raymond Ng Mark Osbon Kathy Palmer Janet Parrish 62 The exact image of a secretary. What a beautiful pair Tracey Michelle make. Pathi QrhnoiHoc Teresa Sjostrom Tana Stevens Mary Ann Stewart Sheila Stinnett Raymond Summers Tracey Summers Barbara Tamke 63 Andy Van Vlack Peggy Vigue Tony Vincent Dennis Wallace Candid Camera? In my opinion I feel that . . . ! Birds eye view of Becker's nose. Eric Zumwalt 64 Teri Williamson Okyu Choe- Sgt. at arms, Lindee Adams- Secretary, Rick Roe- V.P., Sonya Palmer- Pres Salute to Sophs SUPER SOPHS The Sophomore class of '81' consists of 130 students. The class is the largest group to go thru MP in years. Leading our class politically is Sonya Palmer, Rick Roe, Lindee Adams, Okyu Choe. Scholastically are Julia Hancock, Kelly Mauck, Bud Brummel, Sam Vincent, Storm Fawcett, Sonya Palmer. In the athletic department the J.V. football and the J.V. Basketball teams made a good showing. Sophs decorating their hall. 65 Greg Aasen Wendy Albright Rainer Anderson Lori Adams Scott Abbott Lindee Adams Barbara Brink Charles Brown Karen Buckles Danny Burdick O'kyu Choe 66 Bill DeSoto Dante Dewald DeeDee Ellis Barry Evans Storm Fawcett Lis Flora Allen Freed Debie Fullerton i o Renee Gaines Kevin Gardner Steve Gardner Marlin Gasner Julie Gibbs 67 Bill Hitner Mona Jensen Doris Johnson Jennifer Johnson Mike Johnson Tauna Johnson James LaFlamme Tod Laird Greg Lee John Latimer Harrison Layton Bobbie Manning Steve Lyons John Mills Bobbie Morris Shannon Morris Raymond Muenzer Jennifer Oi Sonya Palmer 7 ‘OS P Mary Payne Susan Peterson Faydra gives Tom the brush off! Greg Pride Christy Strain Linda Storbeck Bill Stubblefield Jill Tomlinson Mark Smith Jeff Train Julie Trout Faydra Speaks Darla VanVIack Sam Vincent Joe Wallace Linda Warren Dan Weathers Connie White Cheryl Williams Chow time! Eric Wiley Chris Wood Tina Works Perry Zeiger Jeff Zick David Weaver Danny Rodriguez Gina Woods An admiring profile! 70 It was this big! I Who said you could take my picture?! Frosh here, there, and everywhere Juvenile Division The 1978-79 Frosh class participated in many school projects this year. Their spirit shined through during the Homecoming activities. Homecoming princess was Melody Laird. Class officers included Melody Laird; president, George Mullenax; Vice-president, Nancy Barkley; Sec-Treasurer, and Benny Stewart; Sergeant-at-arms. David Hermann, a typical freshmen New enrollments this year 72 Lynn Abel Linda Adams Nancy Barkley Vickie Barnett Debbie Burdick Joanne Capanna James Clinton ■ Laura Caylor Kay Hartley Ken Hartley Tina Harvey Bob Hathaway Tom Hathaway Fred Heim 73 Leta Henrikson Brad Henshaw Cynthia Henson v : David Hermann Greg Huntley Charlie Jackson Tim Kenyon David James Kristi Kincheloe Mike Laird Confused or Bored?? Paula Langhennig Scott Layton Jeanna Leep Robby Little Hey you!! 74 I Teresa Nealey golden past Mr. Cerotsky as a guest speaker for Civics Karen Morin Shirley Myers Mick Noah Banner Parker Karmen Parsons Heidi Payne Karen Phillips Cathy Priest Ryan Proffitt 75 Tracey Sheedy Roy Speaks Jackie Spears Lance Sperling Elaine's going along with the new scarf fad Waiting to be frisked Darla Steinhoff Rick Stevens Benny Stewart Barbara Stringfield John Summers Scott Stump Randy Stugill Danny Swenson Jeff Tams 76 Not all classes are exciting By George!!!! 77 Odds and Ends 79 Henry A. Schroeder rr C. Dean Mason i 704 Spruce Sons E M.P. 517 Spruce St. M.P. Effigr w Hamiltons Variety Glamour Hut 602 Spruce 366 North ■ Alder M.P. SSffii. Coquille Mode O' Day 75 East 1st Coquille Coquille Stationery 8l” East 1st Coquille • . — V Luckmans Flowers Bonnies Rexall SlOWERS'ClTOt Drug Coquille 3 East 1st Coquille k— 81 Mr. Herman Randy and Joe receive F.F.A. awards. You just can't keep awake in some classes PRISON FARM The 1978-79 F.F.A. officers were: Randy Davis, President; Joe Johnson, Vice President; Angela Bowen, Secretary; Marshall Lewis, Treasurer; Rick Evans, Reporter; and Ron Proffitt, Sentinel. This year Randy Davis and Rick Evans received their State Farmers degree at the State F.F.A. convention. Nine members attended the state convention with Rick Evans being one of five members of the State nominated for Star Agribusinessman of Oregon. Randy Davis was Chairman of the State Star Farmer selection committee as well as being named Statewide winner of the $200 J.B. Thomas Memorial Scholarship and first runnerup for the Statewide U.S. National Bank scholarship. He served as Umpqua F.F.A. dist. Vice President. Rick Evans was elected 1979-80 Dist. Vice-President. At the Umpqua Dist. awards banquet, Randy Davis was District Star Farmer, and Rick Evans was District Star Agribusinessman; the two top awards in our Dist. 82 Sub teachers have it hard in Ag Walking Tall Tina models her vest. Faydra shows us her skirt and vest. Sewing, Cooking . . . Mrs. Cerotsky has been teaching at M.P.H. for three years. She teaches assorted classes, such as beginning home ec, creative foods, child's world, advanced sewing and housing. Students from the housing classes, designed the BOBCAT construction house. The advanced sewing and beginning home ec. classes modeled their clothes in the annual Spring Fashion Show. 83 Hogans Heros. One, two, Heidi poo and Peggy too! RECREATION IN THE YARD Fun action an getting muscles in the right places, this all adds up to one class, physical education. P.E. is taught by Mr. Peterson, Mr. Walker and Mrs. Hajduk. This class is enjoyed by all students. Health is another area where Mr. Walker and Mrs. Hajduk teach basic concepts of drivers ed, first aid, physical and nutritional care. Mrs. Hajduk 84 Varsity football? Byron the Bowman Is that my arrow? 85 Up in the sky . . . It's a bird? It's a Plane? No! It's a volleyball! Health is something we don't have here The swill here is loaded with minerals Excited Students A bow and arrow escape Hawkins and Egilhoff serve the goodies Hail Caesar TOP TRUSTEES This year we had a very successful awards dessert and the food was tremendous. All the outstanding inmates from basketball, volleyball, wrestling and academics were recognized and received their awards with great pomp and ceremony. Avona Noyes M.C. The Team receiving awards 87 Mr. Wardman helps the Frosh. Billy DeSoto concentrating. We Make More Than Just License Plates Industrial arts this year was instructed by Mr. Herman, Mr. Hixon, Mr. Rice, and Mr. Wardman. They taught a variety of subjects including: construction, wood and metal shops, intro shop, drafting, architect, small engine repair, welding and advanced classes of wood and metal. In Mr. Wardman's architecture class Mark Sperling designed a house to be built next year. Some outstanding projects are a gun cabinet built by Greg Aasen, a table soccer game by Andy VanVIack, and a boat by David Cagley. In Mr. Hixon's metal shop Andy VanVIack built a fire engine and it was one of the hottest he's ever seen said Hixon. One activity taken part in by Mr. Hixon's metal class was to make the stand for the activities sign. Mr. Hixon also commented that TOM THURMAN is easily the most outstanding student. The hardest worker I've ever had. Jeff Fullerton took 2nd place in arc welding at skills day. Mr. Wardman's drafting class took 4th, 5th, and 6th places at skills day. 88 Mr. Wardman through the glass. Co-Ed shops. What's that again? 89 Mr. Herman smirks while correcting papers. Busy, Busy, and Busy. Pencils ready? Go! Express yourself! Put your ideas into a solid form. In the art department (down on the other side of the grandstands) is where it happens. It's been a good year, with a lot of fine work in paint, chalk and clay and, we hope, some knowledge about art and some techniques of how to handle the media. There were about 85 art students struggling to produce masterpieces. Sketching, Drawing . . . Mr. Payne Social Re-hab Instruction. The Social Studies classes offered this year were: U.S. History, Psychology, Civics, Geography, and of course, good old Personal Finance. Teachers were: Pretty Boy MacCluer, Quick Draw Gibbons, and the Mustached Bandit Robnett. The usual routine of teaching convicts the basic essentials of life continues, and by the time they get out they may be fairly rehabilitated. 91 Mark and Rick look confused as usual Mr. Thomas Mr. Breitkreutz Mr. Railey CELL BLOCK 17, THE MAD LAB! The scientific section (down by the warden's office) had a very busy year and acquired a new member. There is now Thomas, Breitkreutz, Railey, and a SNAKE, the SNAKE is by far the most colorful. But we had other activities such as a bug hunt, field trips (outside the walls of MP) and cutting up old dead animals. If you need to concoct a potion, poison, brew, bar-eating acid etc. come down and see us. D. JECKEL Viki caught her lunch. Mr. B.'s new specimen. Playing around again. Clutch and his supper. The lone scientist! What a future! Clutch's own prison The little kids are fascinated. Superintendent Jerry Bennett Assistant to Jerry Bennett Office People This is a portion of the people that run the place. You don't see them very often but they have a lot to do with what you do, and when your sentence is up. Many of the people are not pictured such as Paula Cook, who pays the teachers, janitors, maintenance, carpenters, and warehouse men. One of our blurier counse's. Pat keeps up with SWOCC Top Secretary Judy Baker. Capt. Grove talks it over with Bob. The top BRASS. Miss Wenzeck sprechen Espanol This year the foreign languages offered were French I, Advanced German, Spanish I, and Advanced Spanish. The classes went on a field trip to Eugene to see French-Spanish dancers. Also the classes joined together to form an AFS club. Classes were taught by Miss Wenzeck and Mrs. Sixberry. Good student off hours. Mrs. Sixberry comprende French 95 Mrs. Roush Mrs. Sixberry Miss Wenzek Mr. Howard Mrs. Bick Mr. Gary Mrs. Kirk Mr. Howard is still in the dark. Mr. Gary, Captain of the English department Inmate Grammer Mrs. Bick always shows a pretty face for the camera. Section English classes this year were taught by various teachers, including: Mrs. Bick, Mr. Gary, Mr. Howard, Mrs. Kirk, Mrs. Roush, Mrs. Sixberry, and Miss Wenzek. Mr. Gary and his speech class went on a trip to Woodburn to watch a speech tournament. Also Mrs. Sixberry's Humanities and French class went to Eugene to watch a dance troupe perform. Miss Wenzek makes a point Mrs. Sixberry and Sue share a joke. Zick the zippy typer! Mr. Mauze prepares for timewrites. Business Behind Bars Business Classes Two teachers make up the teaching staff of the business department. Mrs. Marge Zumwalt is the head of the department, with Mr. Marc Mauze assisting her. Mrs. Zumwalt has taught for 15 years at M.P.H.S. She teaches Business Lab, Advanced Typing, Cruise, and Shorthand. She also started a new club in her shorthand class. Mr. Mauze has taught for the last 3 years at M.P.H.S. He teaches Bookkeeping and his main subject is typing. Besides teaching business classes he also coaches varsity football and freshman basketball. 97 Mrs. Zumwalt dictating to her shorthand students. Mr. Harms directs the choir in a song. INMATE ENTERTAINMENT There are 75 concert band members out of which 19 participated in Jazz Band. 26 members participated in the District Honor Band. Six members participated in South Western Oregon District All State Band. Both bands performed many times throughout the year. The marching and Pep bands were much support to the spirit of M.P.H.S. The concert choir and swing choirs gained accompanist Gayle Gaer. Throughout the year the students performed in the New-Port Swing Choir Festival, Music in May. They also had other numerous other contests and concerts. 98 The choir seems to have lockjaw. 1978-79 Concert Band Back in the good old days . . . Kristen Wilson does a solo CHAIN GANG IN THE WOODS The Forestry classes, taught by Mr. Dyal, were a very big success. Throughout the year they did numerous projects such as: fixing up the front yard, making and chipping trails at the landlab for the use of future biology Forestry classes, helping 5th 6th graders plant trees at camp Myrtle Wood, and hauling wood for the forestry fund Mary Jean Rethemyer's trip to New Orleans. Mr. Dyal 101 The Cabinet Spot 1010 N. Bayshore Dr. Coos Bay 267-2927 Coiffure Room 610 Cedar Street M.P. Hairstyling at its Best Hogan Realty 406 8th Street M.P. 572-5124 The IMAGE MAKERS 2257 Newmark St. North Bend 756-6300 Jack's C.B. Sales 637 B. Street Myrtle Point 102 Dee's Food Store 802 Ash, M.P. Modern Floors P.0. Box 1263 Coos Bay Don's Saw Shop 1904 Roseburg Road Myrtle Point Coos Bay Welders Supply 1000 North Bayshore Drive North Bend Intercity Recreational Vehicle 3425 Ocean Blvd. Coos Bay Hartley's Superette 209 5th st. M.P. 103 FBLA A new club this year at MPHS is Future Business Leaders of America or FBLA. They raised enough money to send Mary Jean Rethmeyer to a business contest held in Louisiana this summer. Members include; Tracey Laird, Lori Johnson, Sheila Stinnett, Michelle Bennett, Cindy Knowlton, Melanie Glimberg, Sheryl Armstrong, and Leanne Wintjen. Advisor for the club is Marge Zumalt. PRISON CLIQUES 104 ATHLETIC The Athletic Club officers were Mike Capanna President, Bud Brummel Vice President, and Aaron Larsen Treasurer. The high point of the year was the jog-a-thon, the money that was raised from that goes toward new uniforms. SCIENCE Science Club activities for the '78-79 school year centered around several meetings at which we cooked dinner and discussed current science topics. The subjects discussed included The Total Eclipse and Whale Watching along the Coast. We also made tentative arrangements to cooperate with the Forestry Dept, to develop a nature trail at the land lab. Officers were: Pres; David Cagley, Vice-Pres; Patti Breitkreitz, and Secretary Treasurer was Lisa Barklow. 105 NAC The Native American Club consists of Angela Bowen, Susan Knight, Gidget Young and Teresa Harris. They've had several guest speakers from the ASD and they attended an Indian Education Convention in Klamath Falls. L to R: Angela Bowen, Gidget Young, Teresa Harris, Susan Knight American Field Service began during World War II with the understanding with the idea to eliminate war and promote understanding among nations. This year's AFS student was Jan Wyckaert from Belgium. This year's officers and advisors are as follows: President Mary Jean Rethmeyer, Secretary Tana Stevens, and Treasurer Linda Curtis. The National Honor Society was very active this year. They started off good by sponsoring the Sadie Hawkin's Dance. NHS has had a car wash and some concessions. They have also had several public service projects, and late in the year went on an overnight trip. A very successful year! There are 15 new members for the '79-80 year. AFS NHS 106 Nancy Barkely and the girl from Michigan All the way from Iceland Con’s from other countries The foreign exchange program this year was as follows: Jan Wyckaert, from Belgium stayed all year with Dr. Thompson. There was a fund raising dessert in Feb. and all A.F.S. students from the country stayed overnight in M.P. Teresa Harvie visited school in Michigan for 1 wk. then 2 students came here for a week. The girls stayed with Nancy Barkley and Teresa. Cathy Capanna, Billie Bohlman, Tracy Laird, Sheila Stinnett and Sonya Mitchell spent one week on short term exchange at Rex Putnam in Portland. Tony Barnett from Australia stayed a week with Lovells. Patti Breitkreutz is going to Ghana on A.F.S. exchange for a year. Jan Wyckaert from Belgium 107 Coos Bay THE WORLD Newspaper Bay Area Athletics Nike Puma Converse Addidas on the Coos Bay Mall We would expect lifers, Sperling Cagley Frazier, but not Pvt. Wardman Riot! Cell Block A5 Many sloppy inmates left their pop bottles scattered about the main cellblock so these cons gathered them up, sold them, and at noon on the last day for seniors, cashed them in for PIZZA. At the right you will see Desoto (10 years for stolen bottles) and two young conspirators from juvenile detention. 109 Left to Right: Jim Nixon with Princess Renee Oickey, Bud Brummell with Princess Rosie McGarity, Keith Barrows with Queen Angela Evernden, Erick Zumwalt with Princess Billie Bohlman and Princess Tracy Laird with Robert Gibbs. A BEAUTIFUL BREAK Sharing the Night Together was the theme for the Jr. Prom of 1979. Music was done by the Fox Hunt Disco . The colors were pink and blue with decorations on the walls of a black background with stars and moons done in silver. The court consisted of Queen Angela Evernden whose escort was Keith Barrows, Princesses were Billie Bohlman escorted by Eric Zumwalt, Tracy Laird escorted by Robert Gibbs, Rosie McGarity escorted by Bud Brummel, and Renee Dickey escorted by Jim Nixon. The girls were lovely and the young men were handsome, it was truly a beautiful dance and a night to remember. 110 Terri Hooper and Steve Davis Keith with the Queen Spiking the punch Scott Heim and Kelly Flories Mark taking it easy 111 Warden Roe feeds the inmates O' star P 1 Jean' bein9 recognized by Mrs. Zumwalt TOP INMATES A new thing this year, Awards Picnic, Warden Roe and Sgt. Grove served hot dogs, and parents of the convicts brought the rest of the goodies. Academic awards were given to our best students and athletic awards were given to our baseball players, golfers, and track stars. The athletic awards are not shown because prison photographer, Payne, ran out of film and light, Sorry! Hall Thomas awards Robert Gibbs for Chemistry 112 Above, Look what I got Julia Hancock and Mr. Breitkreitz Laura Caylor, Math award, Mr. Towne Below, Mr. Rice and Denise Crawford; Tom won it, She got it. New president Michelle Bennett, Retiring, Marshall Lewis Riot Outside the Walls The older inmates broke out and rioted in the streets. This was during a lunch break on the seniors last day. Note! in the above photo, a deliberate attack on a passing vehicle and below a group of rioters, in a stolen truck, brandishing their weapons. The riot was put down by the city police and the prisoners were returned to their cells. 114 Top left: Sonya Palmer; Vice President, Gordon Cromwell; Sgt. at Arms, Mike Johnson; Parliamentarian. Bottom left: Tana Stevens; Treasurer, Michelle Bennett; President, Cheryl Anglin; Secretary. Prison Politics A look at the past and the future, by the 1978-79 Student Body President Marshall Lewis. The past year was extremely enjoyable, my fellow officers were very good and they all did an excellent job meeting the responsibilities of their offices. My main goal for the year was to get students fired-up, to get them involved, and to make them want to stay involved in future activities. This year's elections were very good, this past year student council, revised the high school constitution to state that anyone wishing to run for a student body office must hand in a resume listing their qualifications and also why they would want that particular office, then those resumes would be reviewed by the executive student council which would narrow the field to two candidates for each office. There were three resumes handed in for Student Body President all three were so qualified that no one was excluded. It demonstrated the type of involvement that I had hoped would be shown in the election. Myrtle Point High School Student Government does very definitely have a great future, and next year's leaders, as well as leaders in years to come will benefit greatly by being an active part of this organization. The best of luck to all fellow Bobcats. Sincerely, Marshall Lewis S.B.P. 78 79 Put thfc J SPIRIT S (K into Hour 5CHC0L Vote for ANGELA BOWEN rX: LEARNING TO COUNT 117 MONEY The 1978-79 math classes worked very diligently all year. The classes included General Math, Consumer math, Algebra I II, Trig Analysis, Geometry and Physics. A new addition to the department is Miss Stavros. She teaches Algebra I II and Consumer math. 118 r � • The Class of 1979 The Big Break The Class of 1979 consisted of 102 members. Of this number 33 were honor graduates. The class colors were dark blue and light blue. The men wore dark blue and the ladies wore light blue. The girls carried red roses. The red rose was chosen as the class flower. The theme We may never pass this way again was sung by the New Vibrations . Commencement speeches were given by co-Valedictorians, Mike Capanna and Randy Davis. The Baccalaureate address was given by the Reverend Dennis Bixler with the aid of Ernie . The class was presented by Mr. Tom Roe and the diplomas were given out by Mr. R T Green. Co-Valedictorian, Mike Capanna Co-Valedictorian, Randy Davis 119 The procession was led by Leanne Wintjen and Ron Woods We may never pass The procession continues Toni Hammack and Jack Green 120 v Awards given, Cristin Wilson and Mr. Lovell Diplomas R T Green and Marry Jean this way again 121 The Senior section of the New Vibrations WHOPEE Program Processional Invocation Baccalaureate Address Co-Valedictorian Selected Songs Presentation of: Awards Class of 1979 Dipmas Benediction Recessional Mr. Harvey Harms The Rev. Dennis Bixler The Rev. Dennis Bixler Ernie'' Mike Capanna Randy Davis New Vibrations Mr. Dorwin Lovell Mr. Thomas Roe Principal Mr. R.T. Green Board of Directors The Rev. Dennis Bixler Mr. Harvey Harms Seniors - Class of 1979 123 Congratulations, sighs and tears What a crew!!!! CRAWFORD’S CREW FROM Out behind the main block by the rock yard is a section of solitary where this great volume was produced. The section guard was reprimanded by the warden because the inmates escaped to the exercise yard. Tighter restrictions plus removal of the frisbee, were then used and this volume was finally completed. f t Teacher: Mr. Payne; Editor: Denise Who Put that in there? Crawford; Crew: Cathy Reed, Rob Irwin, Barb Tamke, Linda Warren, Marshall Lewis, Geneva Davenport, Mo Gasner, Anthony Mattoon, Susan Frazier, Jim Kasube. A very NOSY crew. They let us outside, sometimes. SOLITARY No explanation necessary. 125 Index Eleanor Bick-96 Robert Breitkreutz-92,113 Barbara Cerotsky-83 Hal Dyal-40,78,79,101,118 Marty Gary-96 Doug Gibbons-91,121 Jodie Hajduk-34,45,84 Verlin Hermann-82,89,90 Arvid Hixson-89,90 Tom Howard-56,57,96 Linda Kirk-96 Dorwin Lovell-41,42,121 Scott MacCluer-91 Marc Mauze-29,97 Paul Messersmith-50 Richard Payne-4,90 Bob Peterson-84 Lilburn Railey-93 Ace Rice-52,89,113 Dave Robnett-29,91 Carol Roush-96 Joyce Sixberry-96,113 Shirley Stavros-117 Hall Thomas-92,112,117 Pat Towne-113,117 Ron Wardman-89,90.109 Bud Walker-41,86 Kathy Wenzek-96 Marge Zumalt-97,112 Les Simons-99 Harvey Harms-100,122 John Kendal-Mr. Roe-30,112,122 Mr. Grove-50 Freshmen: Lynn Abel-4,6.45,73 Linda Adams-72,73 Kathy Arnold-3,34,72.73 Bonnie Barkwell-73 Nancy Barkley-36,37,51,73 Vickie Barnett-72,73 Elaine Bateman-73,76,77 Keni Brenner-3,73 Debbie Buurdick-34,45,73 Joanne Capanna-73 Laura Caylor-73,113,118 James Clinton-73 Steve Cooper-72,73 Ricky Davis-73 Jamie Dewald-56,57,73 Kim Egli-36,73 James Fisher-29,43,73 Gail Flanders-72,73 Kevin Gibbs-73 Dawn Grasser-36,37,73 Ken Green-29,73 Royce Hancock-29,43,83,117 Greg Harms-43,73,74 Nena Harrison-73 Kay Hartley-72,73 Ken Hartley-72,73,100 Tina Harvey-73 Bob Hathaway-73 Tom Hathaway-43,73 Fred Heim-73 Leta Henrikson-72,74 Brad Henshaw-29,74 Cynthia Henson-74 Aura Lee Holly-74 Tern Hooper-34,74,110,117 Greg Huntley-72,74,117 Charlie Jackson-74 David James-74 Tim Kenyon-29,72,74 Kristi Kincheloe-74 Melody Laird-11,74 Paula Langhennig-72,74 Scott Layton-43,72,74 Jeanna Leep-74 Robbie Little-29,74 Bob Love-29,75 Marni Loveli-72,75 Teresa Lucas-75 Laura Mathieu-75 Melanie Marche-72,75 Gina Mattoon-75 Paul Mills-75 Karen Morin-72,75 George Mullenax-29,43,75,77 Shirley Meyers-75 Teresa Nealey-72,75 Mick Noah-72,75,117 Banner Parker-72,75 Karmen Parsons-75,117 Heidi Payne-36,75,84 Karen Phillips-75 Cathy Priest-72,75 Ryan Proffitt-75 Rick Ray-75 Peggy Ramond-74,75,84 Rusty Roane-72,75 Leslie Ross-75 Danny Roush-75 Mike Royer-29,75 Tracey Sheedy-76 Mike Shorb-76,117 Kay Schirmer-72,76 Roy Speaks-76 Jackie Spears-36,76 Lance Sperling-43,76 Darla Steinhoff-76 Rick Stevens-29,43,76,117 Benny Stewart-36,37,76 Barbara Stringfield-76 Scott Stump-38,76,117 Randy Sturgill-43,72,76,117 John Summers-76 Danny Swenson-76 Jeff Tams-76 Toby Vance-76 Chris Vander Does-34,76 Diana Wallace-76 Donna Wallace-72,77 Willie Walter-29,77,100 Laura Warren-77 Carrie White-77 Karl Wingren-77 Mike Woods-43 Sophomores: Greg Aasen-66 Scott Abbott-66 Lindee Adams-66 Lorie Adams-3,66 Wendy Albright-66 Rainer Anderson-66 Melvin Archer-66 Joel Askland-66 Blake Barklow-42,66,86 Jerry Bennett-5,36,37,52,66 Sam Brantley-4,66,78 Allen Bright-66 Barbara Brink-66 Charlie Brown-27,43,66,79 Buddy Brummel-27,41,66,110 Karen Bickles-66 Danny Burdick-66,113 O'kyu Choe-4,29,66 Todd Covert-66 Mike Craven-66 Gordon Cromwell-27,29,42,66 Vicki Crook-34,45,66.92 Cindy Davis-41,66 Doug Davis-66 Gail Dery-67 Bill DeSoto-67,85,89 Dante Dewald-67 Rosalind Dickey-67 Franklin Dingus-67,117 Steven Egli-67 Cindy Elder-51,67,117 Dedrea Ellis-34,67 Barry Evans-67 Storm Fawcett-67,71,100 Liz Flora-67 Allen Freed-67 Debie Fullerton-67,78,79 Darren Fults-67 Renee' Gaines-67 Kevin Gardner-67,85 Steve Gardner-67 Marlin Gasner-2,4,67,124,125 Julie Gibbs-67 Andy Gilbert-41,67 David Greene-67 Ron Green-67,90 Sandy Green-44,45,67,78,86,89 Bill Gross-68 Robbie Groves-68 Julia Hancock-68,86,113,118 Cindy Harvey-31,68,84 Charley Harris-68 Shannon Holliday-25,31,68,84 Barry Hoover-68 William Hitner-68 Mona Jensen-45,68 Doris Johnson-25,68,71,89 Jennifer Johnson-51,68,71 Tauna Johnson-68 Jim Kassube-36,39,40,68,78, 86,93,124 John Kennedy-68,71 Susan Knight-68 Matt Kohanes-29,63,68 Richard Koser-27,29,31,68,100 Jack LaFlamme-68,93 James LaFlamme-68 Tod Laird-68 Andy Lakey-27,29,41,68,86 Don Larsen-27,29,42,68,118 John Latimer-68 Harrison Layton-68 Greg Lee-68 Thomas Libbett-68 Janet Ligons-68 Laura Lund-68,100 Steve Lyons-68 Bobbie Manning-68 Genesis Mattoon-68 Kelly Mauck-68,118 Denyce Mellor-68 Angela Metcalf-68 Teresa Miller-35,44,45,68 Clarence Mills-68 John Mills-69 Bobbie Morris-69 Shannon Morris-69 Raymond Muenzer-69 Jennifer 0i-69,100 Sonya Palmer-69,89,115,117 Mary Payne-69,84 Susan Pearce-69 Susan Peterson-34,45,69,86 Greg Pride-69 Rusty Purvis-69 Cathi Reed-69,124Z125 Nikki Robeson-69 Danny Rodriquez-70 Rick Roe-27,29,41,69 Kurk Schoner-37,69,117 Bonnie Shelton-31,69 Paylene Shrum-69,84 Art Sibold-27,29,69,98 Lisa Sluder-69,100 Gerald Smith-69 Mark Smith-69 Faydra Speaks-69,86,90 Christy Strain-3,69 Belinda Storbeck-34,69 Bill Stubblefield-69 Jill Tomlinson-34,69 Jeff Train-29,69 Julie Trout-69 Darla Van Vlack-34.44,45,70 Sam Vincent-70,85,86,118 John Wallace-70,86 Linda Warren-70 Dan Weathers-70,117 David Weaver-70 Connie White-70 Tammy White-70 Eric Wiley-2,70 Cheryl Williams-70 Chris Wood-70 Gina Woods-70 Tina Works-36,44,45,50,70,84 Perry Zeiger-2,4,29,42,63,70, 86 Jeffery ZiCk-27,29,70,97 Juniors Bud Abel-8,27,58,100,111 Cathy Ames-58 Cheryl Anglin-58,115 Janet Bachmeier-35,58,60,63, 100 Keith Barrow-36,58,60,61, 110,111 Tammy Bartishodski-58 Michelle Bennett-59,63,113, 115 Billie Bohlman-36,59,60,110 Angela Bowen-59 John Bright-52,59 Randy Brown-59 Randy Bryant-27,59 David Cagley-39,40,58,59,78, 109 Catherine Capanna-59,79 Laura Castleman-59,100 Matthew J. Claiborne-59 Roger Clarno-27,59,78 Dennis Covert-59 Sheryl Curti$-59 Alan Dalby-36,37,52,59 Eric Davis-59 Candace Dery-59 Robert DeSoto-60,109 David Dickey-60 Dawnita Dollarhyde-60,100 Renee Dickey-100 Deborah Egli-60 Gary Evans-60 Richard Evans-60,63 126 Angela Evernden-35,44,60, 62,110,111 Michael Fenn-60 Dan Fish-60 Jeffery Fullerton-60 Tamara Gassett-60 Robert Gibbs-36,41,60,110, 112 Cindy Gilbert-45,60 Marilyn Glimberg-60,63 Melanie Glimberg-60 Brent Glover-36,37,41,42, 60,100 Steve Greene-61,100 Barbara Hammack-61,62 Theresa Harris-34,45,61 Merlin Hathaway-61 Scott Heim-27,28,41,59, 61,110 Daniel Hermann-56,61 Douglas Howell-61 Marla Jensen-45,61 Laurie Johnson-61 Cindy Knowlton-52,61 Tracey Laird-61,63,110 Aaron Larsen-27,42,61 Timothy Leep-61 Russell Leibelt-61 Mark Looper-61 Mark Lovell-61 Victor Ludwig-62,84 Rosalie McGarity-36,37,44, 52,62,110 Patsy McWilliam-52,62 Anna Mills-62 Sonya Mitchell-62,90,100 Albert Morin-62 Daniel Morris-62,85,86 Wayne Morris-56,57,62 Forest Mullenax-36,59,62 Carmen Myers-35,44,45,62 Franki Neideigh-35,44,62 James Netland-60,61,62 Raymond Ng-27,60,62,100 Mark Osbon-62 Kathryn Palmer-34,62 Janet Parrish-62 Elizabeth Patton-62 Pamela Perry-63 Byron Peterson-27,39,63,85 Scott Peterson-63 Shawn Potts-27,39,63,85 Cindy Price-63 Michele Roe-35,44,63 Connie Russell-63 Catherine Schneider-63 Teresa Sjostrom-63 Tana Stevens-62,115 Mary Ann Stewart-36,44,63 Shiela Stinnett-61,63 Raymond Summers-58,63 Tracey Summers-63 Barbara Tamke-34,63,78,124 Andy Van Vlack 58,60,64 Peggy Vigue-64 Anthony Vincent-40,64,100 Dennis Wallace-64 Robert Warren-64 Eric Weekly-64 Teri Williamson-64 Eric Zumwalt-60,64,110 Seniors Richard Abel-8,56,128 Deena Allen-8,128 Donald Allen-8,52,128 Ronald Allen-8,52,128 Kimberly Aman-8,128 Ronald Amelung-4,8,52,128 Kevin Arment-8,41,117,128 Sheryl Armstrong-9,28 Lola Askland-9,128 John Barklow-100,128 Lisa Barklow-9,93,100,128 Robert Barnett-9,128 Brenda Boatwrite-9,128 Cindy Bohlman-9,35,128 Patricia Breitkreutz-9,128 Christina Burdick-9,41,128 Michael Capanna-10,27,41, 119.128 Brad Carter-10,52,79,128 William Cook-10,30,128 Vickie Covert-10,128 Denise Crawford-4,10,125,128 Richard Crook-10,79,128 Linda Curtis-10,128 Geneva Davenport-4,10,124,128 Randall Davis-10,39,119,128 Rodney Davis-4,7,11,13,53, 128 Sheri Davis-11,128 Joe Dery-11,128 Duane Dietz-11,78,128 Chris Elder-11,27,39,128 Crystal Evans-11 Dale Evernden-11,52,128 Teri Evernden-11,28,100 Sandy Fischer-12,128 Ted Fischer-12,31,79,128 Katrina Floyd-12,128 Susan Frazier-12,109,124, 128 David Fugate-12,79,128 Jack Green-12,120,128 Viki Grotting-12,128 Jane Groves-13,128 Toni Hammack-13,120,128 Lisa Harvey-13,128 Sherrie Harvey-13,128 Diana Holliday-13,128 Rob Irwin-11,14,27,79,100 Barbara Jackson-4,128 Niecie Jarman-14,35,44,50, 79.128 Joe Johnson-14,128 Marshall Johnson-14,128 Roger Johnson-14,53,56 Kelly Kennedy-14,128 Daniel King-14,52,128 Hal Kissell-7,14,41,128 Jerald Knight-14,27,29,39 Vickie Kohanes-15,128 Dale Larsen-15,41,52,128 Marshall Lewis-15,24,30,113 Teresa Lobato-15,31,128 Anthony Mattoon-4,15,124 Henry Mattos-15,128 Ed McGarity-15,27,128 Tish McGarity-15,31,41,128 Roxanne McGeorge-15,100,128 Shirly Metcalf-16,128 Charles Meyer-16,79,128 Richard Mills-16,93,128 Sharon Muenzer-16,128 Fanetia Mullenax-16,128 Joe Nichols-16,128 Glen Olson-17,31,128 Teresa Parsons-17,128 Deann Pattee-17,128 Theresa Pearce-17,128 Jeffrey Pearson-84,128 Robert Peterson-17,27,41,50 Sheldon Poole-4,17,128 Ronald Proffitt-17,128 David Ray-17,128 Mary Jean Rethemeyer-18,78, 112,121,128 Paula Roane-18,128 Julie Shrum-5,18,128 Dean Shull-18,128 Glenda Sibold-18,128 Crystal Smith-18,128 Michael Smith-8,18,100,128 Mark Sperling-7,18,109,111 Martin Stallard-18,128 Karla Stevens-19,129 Kirk Stump-19,128 Gerald Storbeck-19,128 Karen Swenson-19,117,128 Robert Tams-19,27,30,128 Tami Thompson-19 Irene Therman-20,35,44,128 Tom Thurman-20,38,53,128 Seth VanEyk-20,41,56,79,128 Charles Vincent-20,85,128 Joanne Vincent-20,95,128 Kathryn Walter-20,78,128 Sheri Weekly-20,128 Katherine White-21,128 Paul Wite-21,128 Bill Whitsett-21,52,128 Kristen Wilson-21,79,100, 121,128 Loreena Winter-21,62,128 Leann Wintjen-21,120,128 Elizabeth Woods-21,128 Ron Woods-21,120,128 Jan-Pict Wychaert-12,21,128 Gidget Young-3,21,128 127