Onalaska High School - Hi Climber Yearbook (Onalaska, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1986 volume:

v 5 .J w P s '- Q 'fsr ii' Q: avg 2 if M. in 22? . 4' .. ., 153 V-:if 1' i :z ,p 'Vi V1 5 12, ,, E HIGH CLIMBER ff' J rd r I lx Kof' A MM DEDICA TIO wi -2 f 'I S l kk., ra - i gg Q i msgtx FI W 5 f S 'QS 2 Qt gina Q J M Www jan 1 ar gr,,.,1,a 1 Q, X M y Y DQ We, The Class of 1986 wish to dedicate this annual to our parents. The debt we owe them is beyond measure. Without their help and guidance we would have never made it this far. For being not only our providers, but also our friends and advisors, we thank them. 2 ADMI ISTRATIO ,FACULTYA DSTAFF Mr. Amstadt, Superintendent Q fy, Mrs, Hartman, District Secretary Mrs, Armstrong, Business Manager Maintenance Mr. Gose Mr. Weiher Q! fr Mr. Stedman, Principal fl -- 1,13-fmt , 5?5S3i:B'S?if: - -tm .moore K.-gy' . :ae X xt x N '1 :srsiaafi fs -. . H . se S Wi ' X r , I :sg .:. es: ra-rr X f x J: X X X R X X Q A. ,X W, X as s gg si X a . S .t., ..,. I L M, .SESEFF 3 4:f:Ef.S'ef:i,:If 35.515, . .. s.'5., I5.Q:'Q -31 .J,,:3E-K, tr ,,.t I . .. .. K fi il R L 15,--f , S. ig. to we Y vsisf 1 ..,a. ,Q ,. WW, .. . in 2 si Q was Mx M 3915 ax 8 so 1 if 2 if is 3 a Q L MF? T N -A i ' t . . kt ms.. K. 5 tees s Mrs. Hoffman, High School Secretary W 55: T' . ,SQ X Weis, E 15 2 W I Mr. Abrahamson History 8: Spanish ff 1-fir gi J ,,,..,.t W :sis -:E 2? Sli: . , ,E .,.., , 31 or , , if 1 af- Q- 1 K it-rarg':.1t. ' 1 A R Q A .irif X .e wixwg A ,:.'. Crit-,Fav w 14 ---.. ,,Wr wx, Mr. Colby Counselor or .. :-:' J Q ,- :Q S A 2 A -J . . -S A - . .rr Miss Kostick Business Education N ' jig r 3 Miss Rossmaier Resource Room 'Q t rirzyimfi ' XX A xx Mrs, Williams Math rs.: ' Mr. Bower History 3 ......,,:,.,i,,: ri it . . ,- .f or-rf-:fr :rw - . V .megs .t I' tm 'K NX Q X sr r xx 4 Mr. Ebersole Science S , . N s,1 L i? t i- iff ' - Q' 3 s,L. Mrs, Carter Home Ec Bc Art gigs f22545.esjEa9:5f fA1- K Wa, X X Mr. Forster Music wi 1 Mrs. Coble Librarian Mr, Guske Vocational Ag M ,-rsstrwf, rr:Wr N , ss t K .,.. ., .A tt,:.. SW 5. T 'V' Q an Q Mr. McCuiston Mr. McKnown Mrs, Petersen English Chapter 1 P.E. sr First Aid X , Mrs, Sabin English 8: Busine Qi? A Q Mr. Schupbach Mr. Simons SS Ed. Science 8: Math f S X595 N rw: 3. as .im . ., L r A P.E. 84 Math fn N. Miss DeYoung Mrs. Vogel . . A of - rrrrrr 1 Library Aid J - Resource Room A R, N 1 'W - ,, S sfssi so as A si , nl' -oi Marlene Tina Dnran Money Can more. Spanish Club Pep Club Cheerleader Football Wrestling Basketball Honor Roll do much, but love can do ay' 54 1 we ' if ef if Brace Alexander Avila Learning without thought is uselessg thought without learning is dangerous. FFA 1, 2 Varsity Club 1, Z Football 1, 2, 3, 4 All-Conference 3, 4 Most Improved Back 3 Track 3 400m State Champ 3 400 Relay Team, 1st 3 Most Improved 3 Baseball 1, 2, 4 Basketball 2 Frank Pele DeY0nng As every thread of gold is valuable, so every minute of time. FFA 1, 2, 5, Vice-President Treasurer FFA Poultry judging Football 1, 2, 3, ',f Basketball 1, Baseball 1, 2, 3, J MVP Deborah De 'neee Fosbarg One can do without people, but one has need ofa friend. Pep Club 1, Z FFA 2 Annual Staff 3, 4 Volleyball 1, 3 Baseball Statistician 4 Cheerleader Basketball 2, 3 Wrestling 4 Prom Royalty 4 Rohert Michele! Lore! The person who wants to do something finds a wayg the other finds an excuse. FFA 1, 2, 4 Varsity Club 1, 2, 3 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 All Conference 3, 4 Carl Sparks Award 4 Captain 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 All Conference 2, 3 Most Inspirational 3 Basketball 1 4 Honor Roll 4 Michael john Girl Life was meant to be lived, and curiosity must be kept alive. One must never for any reason, turn his back on life. sang, Knowledge Bowl 1, 2, 3, 4 FFA 2, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Most Improved 2 Cross Country 3 Basketball 1, 2, 4 Most Improved 2 Class Treasurer 3 Class Representative 4 Student of the Month 2 Dehife Ami Liiielezzi Ifthere is a choice between winning, los ing, and dying, I will not lose, Drama journalism Cross Country 3 Track 1, 2, 3 Student of the Month Honor Roll 1, 2, 3 Girls' State Alternate Roherl Christopher Liieezf The question isn't if you CAN do some- thing, but if you will. Knowledge Bowl 1, 2, 3, 4 Drama 4 Annual 3, 4 FFA 2 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Cross Country 3, 4 Captain 3, 4 Class President 1, 3 Class Vice-President 2 ASB President 4 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 Boys' State Delegate 3 October Student of the Month 4 Valedictorian 4 S Kenneth Marion N ornzezn Winners never quit and quitters never win. FFA Z, 3, 4 Baseball 4 Dale Music There is always a tight and a wrong way. and the wrong way seems the more rea- sonablef' FFA Football Wrestling Mike Dugo Award LeRoy Steven fF1fezn'yj Killer! FBLA FFA journalism Editor Track Honor Roll Student of Peznlin the Month . Y F8311 z W gygqigfti Xw' .N s--xi . W Em Marie Noefefin ii Often it is the absence of life that sparks our appreciation for its presence. FBLA 1 Girls' Athletic Club 4 Drama Club 4 ASB Concessions Manager 4 Class Concessions Manager 1, 2, 3, 4 Cross Country 3, 4 Fastest Time 3 Captain 4 Volleyball 1, 2 Track 1, Z, 5, 4 Most Improved 1 Wrestling Statistician 4 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls' State Delegate 3 Mark Allen Ponkknla Remember: Wherever you may go, there you are. Knowledge Bowl Drama Club Wrestling Baseball Cross Country Student ofthe Month Class President Class Vice-President ASB Vice-President Mel ima Deanne Tnrner Hey Roy, where does the Pope live? H FBLA 2 FHA 2 Volleyball 1,2,3,4 Most Improved 2 Most Inspirational 3 Floor Burn Award 3,4 Track 2 Business Week 3 Student Council 3,4 Honor Roll 23,4 Steven Werner 1,2,3,4 4 I,2,3,4 I 4 1 2,4 4 4 It takes just as long to get out of any trouble as it took to get into it, and most ofthe time longer. FFA President Knowledge Bowl Basketball Captain Student ofthe Month Honor Roll 25,4 4 2,5,4 2,3,4 4 2,3 2,4 Patricia Denise Powell I don't know! I can't rememberlll Girls' Athletic Club FFA Pep Club Basketball Statistician Volleyball Cheerleader Wrestling Basketball Football Homecoming Princess Honor Roll Class Secretary ami. WAN? R055 Albert Working Bi He who lets himself be insulted, deserves to be insulted. FFA 1,2,5 Football 4 Coach's Award 4 1st Team All-Conference 4 8asketball 2,3 Wrestling 1,4 Baseball 1,2,5,4 Batting Champ 3 All-Conference 2,4 12 YEAR SENIORS Patty, Denise, Frank, Dale, Marlene, and Bob Baby PicturesLPage 107- 1-Bob, 2-Le-Roy, 5-DeeDee,4-Eva, 5-Dale,6-Ross, 7-Mark,8-Chris.9-Steve, 10-Prank, 11-Melissa 12 Marlene 13 DCIHSC I4 KSU 15 Mike, 16-Patty. 17-Bruce, 'Z 53 1 sn ab w,,..,,.,,.,,,, W 10 Av THE 32 1 Q .MAJ 6 fa' QQ 23 wmwm. I we if I wwmhf 4.1-1 ,sn iii , Q72 i' ' 4 gg ,E , 5, f f ..fW ' 3 W M 'W rm AND NUW The Clam of 1986 SENIOR PERSONALI TIES MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Mark Patty Eva Chris MOST ATHLETIC TEACHERS' PETS Q ff M D' Y I- Bob K - Denise S Y iiiffg LeRoy Denise . 'K I Q I ' L.y,'f :y1.v S' - S . .II -I.: I I ' f 'H-'iffffxivaliis 1 2 - f 45:13 Sip: :. . .. Q -- fneysxa . -may E' .Q,., .'1' ssrs Q N ALILAI- ,,-- R Q X Q Qs, Nm Q fi? i A gk Qxkxv wia s fm X N R Q 2 Q -,1 :-EZ . f,z2'2.5 ?f3s!, REST DANCERS iEST DRESSED PERSONALITY 'mv Frank Denise Mark DeeDee SENSE OF HUMOR Ken 4 1 Denise ,mmfm...,, Y MOST ORGANIZED Steve E CLASS CLOWNS Y BEST LOOKING 84 POPULAR LeRoy 8: Melissa Chris Denise Bruce DeeDee 13 di f www, ,hmfy 'Nan' N XX wg of 3 3 Q5 'Y X ' if 3 xx XX Qsx :ar . , N.. - ' 1 X L - ., ,... ..,,.., K. S P f KKK' ,. X i k'L. - - .i-:gifs FE R ,, ,,,, ' , :MM , , 7 W ffil , Q ,L., , my S ' Vi A E fu M2 M Wg X ,I , A f L, , . W , , A f f . Q, W W is 4 ' ,, K Q S -gyrus f ' K 3 5 E 1 f - f gf K az W W ' W ' Z W, , gig Def: , ka Y A 15 BACCALAUREATE ONALASKA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH K QM'-'mm is .N SPEAKERS Eva Noddin Melissa Turner Rick Sandy Pastor Py h jim Smith G T R H A E D U C A L T A I S O S N O F 1 M 9 8 6 Y 7 VALEDI C TORIAN U Chris Lucas 18 S A L T O R I A N A WARDS Attendance - Le-Roy Paulin Leadership - Chris Lucas Citizenship - Steve Werner Girl Athlete - Eva Noddin and Denise Lindau Boy Athlete - Bob Lord Albert G. Kletsch - Denise Lindau Activities - Mark Poukkula Presidential Academic Fitness Award - Chris Lucas 8: Steve Werner Principal's Scholars Award - Chris Lucas and Mark Poukkula CLASS OFFICERS President - Mark Poukkula Secretary-Treasurer - Patty Powell Concessions Manager - Eva Noddin Student Council Representative - Mike Girt Steve Werner FALL SPORT CROSS COUNTRY VOLLEYBALL FOOTBALL W - A ...L in - M, FOUTBALL 1985 I 1 .....,s as fe- TOP ROW: B. Hagseth, D. Urich, C. Kinsman, R. Perkins, I. Morgan, T. Carns, O. Pickett and S. Wherry. MIDDLE ROW: F. Sizemore, Coach Simons, T. Wherry, C. South, D. Briggs, K. Ritchey, T. Brady, T. Blair,j. Camp,j. Smythe, T Kinsman, C. Roberts, B. Barnes, Coach Frazier and Coach Harris. BOTTOM ROW: D. Morrison, K. Rains, R. Witzel, F. DeYoung, B. Lord, R, Working, B. Avila and D. Music. ii S .... 6.95 E N I O R S i Music, Working, Avila, Lord and DeYoung 20 FOOTBALI. 1985 The season began August 25 with an all-day bus trip to Field Springs State Park where we held football Camp against a back drop of some of the west's most beautiful scenery and unspoiled wilderness. The season ended a week before Thanksgixing on the snow-covered frozen turf of Tiger Stadium in a 2-0 loss against the Adna Pirates. ln between those two trips, the youngest-ever Logger team continued the Never Say Die spirit that has become a tradition here at Onalaska as they won the mini-play-offs for a third place league finish and another trip to the state play- offs. Ilistory was made in the first round as the Loggers defeated the Pacific League and undefeated champs, the Willapa Valley Vikings, who boasted a ffl state rating. Score 14'1-I2FWe wish our graduating Seniors the best of everything and the returning squad members promise more in H6 . Coach Ed Simons With one ofthe youngest teams every in the history of Onalaska this year's team did a remarkable job. We were struck with more injuries and adversities than every before. All of these factors did not stop a determined Onalaska Logger football team in making it to the second round of the state play-offs. The lirst time in doing so in our school's history. With a host oftalent returning next year, we feel with all our hearts that this could he the year we win it Al.I,? Coach Frazier Asst. Coach Harris and Asst. Coach Frazier MANAGERS . 3 Barnes Wherry Roberts Y Q wb vu w.wM,,M.x .v.,. ,A 1.3. K Q.. 35 T, - wi wh ,. K. 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X vi Onalaska Onalaska Onalaska Onalaska Onalaska Onalaska Onalaska A WARDS Carl Sparks Award - Bob Lord Captains - Bob Lord 8: Prank DeYoung Inspirational - Kevin Ritchey Most Improved Back - Kelly Rains Most Improved Lineman - Chris Kinsman Hit Award - Rob Perkins Coaclis Award - Ross Working ALL-CONFERENCE First Team Offense Bob Lord First Team Defense Bob Lord Ross Working Dave Briggs Kelly Rains Second Team Offense Tom Blair Bruce Avila Kelly Rains Second Team Defense Randy Witzel Bruce Avila SEASON RECORD 1985 28 Darrington 45 Toledo Z8 - 6 Toutle Lake I-1 Catblamet 28 Mossyrock 2 Rainier 14 Morton Onalaska 58 - 6 NAPAVINE Onalaska 12 - Z8 Adna PLAY-OFFS Onalaska 14 - 12 Willipa Valley Onalaska 0 - 2 Adna FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Marlene Damn am BV00 Cathy Brock y P k fenni Chile HOMECOMI G 1985 Queen Holly Lawrence, Senior Princess Patty Powell,junior Princess Cindy Aulr, Sophomore Princess Kelly Zandell and Freshman Princess jene Avila SPIRIT WEEK .ai .K 1 .k k K' Y sigh ,aiix 3. , K ,V .. . S Q if xg :J wma' VOLLEYBALL gl TOP ROWgjor1na Keith, Holly Lawrence, Linda Hagserh, Heidi Osrlund, and Shelly Womack. BOTTOM ROW: Melissa Turner, Jodi Urich, Cindy Aulr, Pam Briggs, Heather Ost- lund, Kelly Zandell and Coach Debbie Berst. I feel the team had a respectable year. We finished 8-8 in regular season play and were involved in a 3 way tie for 4th place going into the District tournament. The greatest highlight of the season was our victory over Cathlamet on their home court. It earned us the headline in the sports column. It was my pleasure to work with this great group of young women and with Coach Glaze. Keep up the good work and good luck next season. Coach Debbie Berst A WARDS Coacbfr Award - Shelly Womaele Mon' Valuable - Heatlaer Oftland Mort Improved - Heidi Oslland Floor Barn Award - Melina Turner Captains - Melina Turner and Holly Lawrence 29 -m w 5 MT G ! www fp x .. .vi C, ggi .W , fl - 'X .zvh .SQL .ig i o ' i H f.-N. .V .. vm XS BUMP SET SPIKE ALL RIGHT iii X ., .Sk Six., -1 y Q at n A ri . 'N W A i A 4 3 2 i If I K K 1, - V -wwviuquggw X va A www if sf is N . S5 E K , ksin. ,S X Nd ,315 zh, uf 1 K gsm NIB RH' Ur A 1 as -'Si wx, U 5 23 5' 2 'L u 'fix I 3 5, 1 A if E F - my . ,W 11' , ., We ' .,., - 'N T ,.,. ., ,..,. ,.t-N Q wil.. ., , ,V , ,fi5Tgg?355g45gg is l i ,- fx ---- f e A TOP ROW: Brook Rogers, Mary Costi, Terri Nanney, Coach Glaze, Gretchen Haakenson, .Iene Avila and Ann Wilson. MIDDLE ROW: Lucy Nicole, Karla Bruun, Karen Peery, Dora Stancil and Roxane Nissell. BOTTOM ROW: Sue Rogers, Meleah Nelson, Amy Slimack, Wendy Paull and Chelle Noddin. J V VOLLEYBALL The 1985 -IV Volleyball team had an outstanding season. With improvement noted in almost every game, they ended the season with a 12-5 record. Hard work and determination were the keys to this year's success. The team came a long way this year and next year promises to be even better. I Coach Kelly Glaze M 'N-... W 3 fm 12'1 - ,..... - S . Q ,. W K kk . CROSS -COUNTRY '86 BOYS Mark Poukkula, Dave Thorson, and Chris Lucas. Mike Wernermlohn McKay and Dana Lampert GIRLS Linda Poukkula, Denise Lindau and Corintha Stancil. Eva Nod din, Wendy Sachs and Tracy Rabbitt. This is a very young team, only our second year. The girls placed 5th in league and the boys placed 6th. Chris Lucas was captain of the boys' team and placed 7th in the South West Washington A League. He had the fastest time and was voted the most dedicated. Mark Poukkula, co-captain and most improved, David Thorson, Mike Werner most inspirational, Dana Lampert andjohn McKay made up the boys team. The girls' team consisted of Eva Noddin, Captain, Denise Lindau co-captain and fastest time, Tracy Rabbitt, Corintha Stancil, most improved, Linda Pouk- kula and Wendy Sachs, Most dedicated. We are very proud of these athletes. Cross-Country is a very demanding sport which takes a lot of dedication and inspiration. I feel these athletes possessed such qualities and made our team one to be proud of. Coach Poukkula. T AWARDS Captains - Eva Noddin and Chris Lucas Most Improved - Cornitha Stancil and Mark Pouk- kula Inspirational - Mike Werner Most Dedicated - Chris Lucas and Wendy Sachs Fastest Time - Denise Lindau and Chris Lucas Q 5' 35 . fgffgxzwsi-1 ,, A A V.LL x ' ff ' 13- ,qsmmmwf f K w iff 3? Q :if , E ENQ- N jk Rvfkfw M ' 51 KY' Q , . x k A mx wk, ,. , me 's n. N WXW 6 M . ,... 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Q41 .E Q Qti lg: .Y-V' S 'Q Qc Si R' :Zag XA T, Q X 2-af R A A 5 5 5 as y as X xxx X 1 if ,::':',. - - 9m.,..,mM..V... K il x. X ,..... 9: K :- - - 3 w fu. , , W .L ii NN i N ,.,.,....x.....x..........x......... 1645? is wid N Q WI TER SPORT BOYS BASKETBALL GIRLS BASKETBALL WRESTLING VARSITY BASKETBALL Front Row: Manager, Mike Rains, Randy Witzel, Chris Roberts, Kelly Rains, Troy Kalnoski, Mike Girt, and Bill Barnes. Back Row: Assistant Coach Ebersole, Coach Bower, Rob Perkins, Bob Auman, Tom Blair, Bob Lord, Steve Werner, and Assistant Coach Schupbach. This season started out as THE YEAR OF ADVERSITY for the Onalaska Loggers. Gone from last years' overpowering squad were the top seven player due to graduation and defections. However, THE SYSTEM prevailed and THESE PLAYERS went on to have a very successful season. They were competitive in every game, and they were able to pull offa few major upsets. In fact, during the District Tournament, Onalaska lost two very close games to two teams that advanced to the State Tournament. It can only be stated that these players overachieved in every sense of the word. Coach Dennis Bower A WA RDS Most Valuable Player - Kelly Rains Most Irnprooecl - Bill Barnes Most Inspirational - Troy Kalnoski Free Tlarow Aware! - Chris Roberts Best Defense - Torn Blair Captain - Steoer Werner 41 42 N Z ., sg K W 2 f . . , if-jk I: kk M? K L , ,E V L, ,,.? X m 3 haw b ,:.,, . i s ,Q ,X Q. :-rm , f M .. ...M M in Q ' A - ar, , s ' ' 'Nun 3 ,- Q 3 ' 1,., ' 2k , . , Q2' Iqgi R Y ,Q A 3 -f Q2 I All v X 5... Q ,QQ 3 K K :m W.. - J V BASKETBALL Front Row: Tony Wherry, Lyle Lawrence, Lee Lawrence, Todd Dalsted, Brody Hagseth, Dennis Werner and Chris Kinsman. Back Row: Assistant Coach Ebersole, Manager, Mike Rains, Randy Witzel, Rob Perkins, Bob Auman, Bill Barnes, and Coach Schupbach. -sua' X t t 3 R new H E The 1985-86jV Boys' Basketball season was an outstanding one. The boys finished first in the league with a 15-1 record and a 15-3 overall record. I had a great group of athletes, even though we didn't get alot of practice time together, we improved every game. The kids did everything I asked ofthem, from running in practice to controlling the boards. They were a super group. We tried to press and run this year and I think the boys did an excellent job and once they got going, their favorite thing was defense, which is one of our areas of major emphasis. They would always ask to press full court. With these great athletes, Coach Bower should expect to have a very optimistic view for the next few years because this is a superb group that works hard and plays hard. Expect to see a grat year of hoop next year from these boys. Coach Doug Schupbach tx N X NN U' W E 4 f G BOQOOQ 1 BOYS L BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Karen Perry,ju11e Sllrnack, R1chelle Hedgers, and Con- nie Lyons wi .,?l - ' - X59 OSP? . VARSITY GIRLS j BASKETBALL Back Row: Coach Bluhm, Tarnmi Dow, Michelle Pope, Heather Ostlund, Gretchen Haakensonjodi Urich, Tracy Rabbitt, and Coach Abrahamson Front Row: Manager Cyndee Nunn, Heidi Ostlund, Shelly Womack, Beth Dixon,jonna Keith, Linda Hagseth, and Michelle Powell VARSITY GIRLS' BASKETBALL 1985-86 The Onalaska Lady Loggers had a successful year. They finished 10-6 in league Cith placej and 14'6 overall. In tournament play, they were ousted in 3 games. Shooting was the downfall for the girls in tournament play, but with a lot of hard work they will improve to be a power to contend with next year. There were no seniors on this year's team, so next year should prove to be more successful. s fl ss Coach Greg Bluhm VARSITY A WARDS Captainy - joa'i Urich aneljonna Keith Mott Rehoanafr - joali Urieh Hastle - jonna Keith Free Throwf - Shelly Wontach Mort Infloirational - Beth Dixon Moist Intprooea' - Heather Oytlanel Stealf Awara' - Linela Hagseth All-Conference, Firft Teatn, Center - joeli Urioh r 5394 Q aw. ,R asswr M 52. K fx . fx it 3 1 H IE I 1 1 , ' E, 1 ' W. , 6 V H fV,I ,, 'GP' NNW 5, 49 4 N' 1 is iX Q, w. , .Q ,. J Q., X 5.f Y f 5.3! 5 A5 Q' Q . JV GIRLS' BASKETBALL Dora Stancil, Heidi Ostlund, Tammi Dow, Roxane Nissell, Gretchen Haakenson, Heather Ostlund, Laurie Frare, jene Avila, Michelle Powell and Coach Abrahamson. Coach Doug Abraham- SOI'1 S The Girls'jV Basketball Team had a very successful 1985-86 season. The team finished 15-2 and in First place in the league standings. The team was very unselfish and played as a team, every player contributed in every game. -N-M-Q. f --..,,. W L--.f N K ACTIO rv - .., -- V WRESTLING Assistant Coach Bridgewater, Dave Thorson-168, Mark Poukkula-158, jesse Smythe-141, Ross Working-158, Darrin Morrison-178, Dave Briggs-190. Mike Bolin-122, Dana Lamperr-115, Travis Brady-115, Dale Music-122, Bret Cole-115, Shane Wherry-129, Mike Werner- 129 and Rusty jordan-135. -X-fren The 1985-86 Wrestling season was a great success, Our goal was to do well at State and we did, Our first match with Toledo in front ofthe student body was a disaster. We only won one match, The wrestlers worked hard through the season with alot of help from assistant Coach Daryl Bridgewater. We improved in all weight classes. Those going on to state were Dale Music and David Briggs. Ross Working was the alternate. I am certain that Travis Brady would have done well at state if he would have not went back to his childhood and got the chicken pox. My biggest concern this year was how David Briggs would compete at state. because I had only seen him have one match where I felt he had to wrestle his best. that was with Camus. He did do his best at State with a first place finish. We will miss the three seniors, Dale Music, Ross Working and Mark Poukkula. I am certain that with the up-coming talent, we will have one of Onalaskas Best State Wrestling Teams in 1987! Coach Ron Grant S E N Pozzkkula I Marie O Working R S Mzzyic - 122 Briggy - 190 lst Place Tenino Invitational 2nd Place District 3rd Place Regionals Q ww. :-- - X fbi V Q -lz i I ., lzrq :x:.,Q.l,,y .Xfw . -, 'F Q ' 1: 'L .. .. .. . , X W , mff - ' -1 --'Yfiefgwgx 'W .. L - .... .. Q 56 my if C W R E E R 5 L T E L DeeDee Fosburg, Thresia Robertson and Patty Powell SPRING -SOFTBALL -BASEBA - TRACK SPORTS TRACK 1986 Coach Scharpf, Coach Schupbach, Dave Briggs, Darrin Morrison,johny Camp, Gretchen Haakenson, Keith Ritchey, Dave Thorson, Mike Girt, Chris Lucas,'Iames Curren, Brody Hagseth, Coach Frazier and Head Coach Simons. Ian Morgan, Ruben Ramirez, Shelly Womack, Beth Dixon, Roxane Nissell, Chelle Noddin, Tammi Dow, Tracy Rabbitt, Linda Poukkula and Eva Noddin. Charlie South, Rob Perkins, Kelly Rains, Pam Briggs, Cindy Ault, Dora Stancil, Karen Peery, Heidi Ostlund, Terri Nanney and Linda Hagseth. Not pictured: Denise Lindau and Heather Ostlund. CENTRAL B LEAGUE CHAMPIONS ang mmm A N., li Logger Track in 1986 was an exciting time for participants, coaches and fans. Led by Chris Lucas, Eva Noddin, Mike Girt and Denise Lindau, Track and Field brought home the only League Championship in our school. , New records were set by Denise Lindau, Hurdlesg Chris Lucas, 1600Mg Z A . wwe. . -5. ' A j . . V, , N t., Kelly Rains, Long jumpg Gretchen Haakenson, Long jump, Tracy Rabbitt, Heidi Ostlund, Gretchen Haakenson and Beth Dixon, Girls 400M Relay. David Thorson raced to a new school and state record with a sizzling 50.4 in ' Q the 400M. E 5 - J- 1 5- aj Head Coach Ed Simons vi Q s if S ' ng , K,-W. tx 5 if 1 if Q Vi it fe.. A 4 a ui' i 6 3 Ng I, ffm at fs , We 1 ' Q. Q-.qs F Q! t- ? i 2 if are aw. ' F r kiln N ax- ,-f if r ' t 4 at STATE TRACK PARTICIPANTS f 'i . .1 fd S The track season of 1986 was one full of surprises and upsetting events. With a very young team Conly 4 seniorsj we took 13 individuals to the state track meet in Wen- atchee, It was a fun year working with many highly motivated runners and field events people. It always seems we needed just a couple of more weeks to prepare. Overall we had an excellent year and we have an even better future in the sport of track and field at OHS. Coach Frazier This year's track season was an outstanding one. Working with the field events I worked with a great group of athletes. The season began with each athlete setting goals for themselves. These goals were broken by each athlete. We had two school records broken, one by Kelly Rains in the long jump at 21' 9 Me which placed him third at the state meet. Gretchen Haakenson set a record in the long jump with a jump of 16' 11 . There were some other excellent outputs. David Briggs in the shotput, discus, and javelin. Pam Briggs in the discus. Roxane Nissell in the shot put and discus. Dora Stancil also in the shot put and discus. Finally, Ian Morgan in both the discus and shot put. It was an excellent season but the best of it was that they were all underclass- men. I'm looking forward to a great season next year, Coach Schupbach This is my first year coaching track at Onalaska, and it was a very pleasing and rewarding season. The students are a really fine group to work with and they show a very positive outlook towards their school's activities. When students after workouts thank you for working with them, a coach knows he is really appreciated. This makes all the time and effort worthwhile. The track team worked hard and won the Girls' and Boys' League Championships. Each and everyone worked as a team to win these championships. Thirteen athletes went to Wenatchee to compete in the state championships. The weather was extremely hot and the thirteen champions came home with eleven medals and an Individual State Championship in the 400 meter dash. The hard work and dedication under adverse condition paid off for these champions. All the athletes of the track team are a tribute to their school and community. I enjoyed working with Ed Simons,jim Frazier, Doug Schupbach, Virgil Buzby and the school administration. The teamwork of this group and the parents support helped to make this a winning season, and a very enjoyable and rewarding track season for me. Coach Scharpf N as wiv. fi 539 Q 5 so iiiiiiiii 1. .L A :R W, -,S if .ia-gi N 6 ti it 0 N V ..y: J.'. . If A K- DISTANCE RUNNERS M11 :ff V A ig Q FIELD EVENTS S SS RELAY TEAMS T Sd S S S SSSS S A E ' T S S S T A T , E' F' RELAY TEAMS .5 5, ig ' Q .K K. f 1 F YQ QL a wr ips 5' i A 62 .. sm .W --V4 f. -M i . x' ---- I S , X -f .,kk. i X Sv: SX S Q qQ.i , - , Q 5 W ,sf fs . X' LFE? .E , .mXb W . 93 f ' N M ' -, .. W b :fr X f.-Af .Nu SS. fl A,,,.unff 'X X I Q 'Q H V ff K: S 3 -' 5 s Q W is Ti, , i N P' Q QA -ff? an li., I Q X Q .S 1 ' ' .EE 5 . if ff ' . if f le ' Qif K K wt ' c K '- .- , v . v x ..,k Y N j . x K X .: fi- -1-.af K, W W' Q ..,, ' xx Q he 'K QQ'-N'N'5'f7 f Nw, Aff f .52 X . - . K i AL :XY 5 I-' K, L 1 ' K x E Q R gk ,S--6: ' K S fa, - A . A ,- A ., , QS k v i K M '5 i ii , .,wgq3P.gf , i 'Ni' - X X 5 9 .X ' 'Y M . 3 Q: w ns: Q' arf MXN .Mic ww, S5 S Ya Q?5SSE' BASEBALL was - Coach Amstadt, Frank Sizemore, Bruce Avila, Kevin Ritchey, Frank DeYoung, Bob Lord and Tom Blair Manager-jason Mills, Chris Roberts, Randy Wirzel, Ross Working, Troy Kinsman and Ken Norman SENIORS Working Avila DeYoung Lord Norman The 1986 Logger Baseball Team had an exceptional season. The Log- gers ended up in 4th place in a 7 team leagueg however, with one more win, we would have been tied for 3rd place and a chance at the playoffs. The end of the season was very disappointing because we were not allowed to play our last two games. As a coach, I feel this team was better than their record showed. Part ofthe cause for this is that we were the only team in the league with only one coach and no home field to practice on. I was very proud to be their coach and even more proud of their accomplishments as a team. Coach Ray Amstadt A WARDS M051 Improved - miie Sizemore and Kevin Ritchey mpimtionezl - wink DeY0img Most Vezfiiezble layer - ob Lam' .QM x ye! . 'Q X Q X X Y ii Q S is g vi- X SE Q QE Q 'E 4 X Q Q -I. - SOFTBALL ii -w if f 5- f' Q - - . Q - SM . is-M X 2 - Back Row: Manager-Jason Toler, Richelle Hedgers, Brook Rogers,jermi Chiles,jodi Urich, Michelle Pope, and Coach Rossmaier. Front Row: Corintha Stancil, Michelle Powell, jene Avila, Thresia Robertson, julie Slimack and Kelly Zandell. .sadik This year was the first for softball at Onalaska. The girls ended up with a 4-7 overall record and 2-6 league record. Four games at the end of the season were rained out and there was no chance to make them up. I am very proud of the girls on this team. They never let any problems that all new teams have let them get down. They went out every game and played with heart. They earned the respect of all the teams in the league. With no seniors on this year's team, next year looks very promising. I feel the softball program at Onalaska will continue to grow and improve in the years to come. Coach Dorrie Rossmaier A WARDS Most Improved - Corintha Stancil Inspirational - Jenni Chiles Most Dedicated - julie Slimack and Jodi Urich 69 CLASS OF 1987 0 C F F L 1 A C 5 S E R 5 4 Dave Thorson-Boys' Representative, Shelly Womack-Treasurerjenelle Hadaller- Concessions Manager, jodi Urich-President, Richelle Heclgers-Secretary and Toni Sturza-Girls' Representative. if 4' 2515255 kfi3'225i ,f S S S S. -fr - -. - 71 is ' ' 5 - ' S 'fl-11 S' WN L 1 5 J - N ,, . . ig TZ . ,,,. :,,. , K A J - 12212-1 M A--- ' - . Y Q N A L. W- , f i flbli im- '7 A 95?-viii? -- 3' 'L ?fQE5: .. , ' e1'SS2fSiE'1wg Q -Q. - iiigiiif 2 S Q A .. . W-A. 4.5-V , ,W .ay . ,. M 1 .Nw as si -W Ag .: -N-X4T'QW . 1 - X .. 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Cindy Ault 'l'ony Barton Royce Blankenship Kevin Birdwell Travis Brady Dave Briggs Gordy Brooks jim Brooks Troy Brooks Charlene Dishman Beth Dixon Brian Emmett jenelle Hadaller Linda Hagseth Allen Hancock Richelle Hedgers Amy jendryka Rod johnson Troy Kalnoski jonna Keith Christine Kelly Eric Lewis Connie Lyons Darrin Morrison Terri Nanney Eva O'Shane Michelle Pope Michelle Powell Tracy Rabbitt Kelly Rains Amber Rankin Kevin Ritchey Thresia Robertson Kelli Rosenlcranz .Iulie Slirnack Charlie South Corintha Stancil Toni Sturza Dave Thorson Jodi Urich Rochiel Wallets jim Watt Stacey Wirth Randy Witzel Shelly Womack A.V. .i.. , - -- 1.-q.. Q. L.-:Argo .. H. X 5 H Nr. . .55 Q 'X R 3. N it g 4. Y,- R.. Ni i is f rrfwiii-i.'i 1 3 ii' . W... K. ' ,t A - -:,- . ,... 1. 3 52. - N 'T' . 4 1 - rr--- ' A - '-r--o ' -- - S. ., NM . il W.. 1 . t EE., N . ' . - f f' 63 W 2 Q. 1 N1 vm it 3 1 K t ' 1 1 Q irro t 5. t x A i . . .... ... .Wt gg . Qi .,, . XX t , tv . f . , : ,. 5 . K .. 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N, X , ,Q 11 as-.s af- 5-531-rssfz sx r-:Sr it ft zfmrsili 22 5 ,A 3 x Y ' - .WL A Q55 J ibxil 'Sax Q x X- K- tal: ' , '13 1 3 ex r ' 1 I 1 ' s X r A +7 - i Y jozmmlzsm Ml X ,, .-r ,uh T M and ii J ' u RA Annual Sfdjyi 5 ii 1, A Bob Lord, Thresia Robertson, LeRoy Paulin, DeeDee Fosburgjodi Urich, Michelle Powell, Chris Lucas, Linda Hagseth, Pam Briggs arid Travis Brady. Not pictured: Patty Powell. TIMBE LINE R HIGH CLIMBER TA EDITOR: Chris Lucas EDITOR: LeRoy Paulin 86 ASB OFFICERS President - Chris Lucas Vice-President - Mark Poukkula Secretary - Richelle Hedgers Treasurer - jonna Keith Concessions Manager - Eva Noddin Student Manager - Stacy Wirth STUDENT COUNCIL Toni Sturza, Dave Thorson, Patty Powell. Mark Poukkula,jonr1a Keith, Cheryl Hysong Eva Nodclin, Richelle Hedgers, Stacy Wirth. Mike Girt, jodi Urich, Chris Lucas. TOWLEDGE B OWL Front Rowzjulie Slimack, Linda Poukkula, Eva Noddin, Shelly Womack, Richelle Hedgers and Mark Poukkula. Back Row: Miss Rossmaier, Mrs. Williams, Allen Hancock, Mike Girt, Steve Werner and Chris Lucas. Not pictured: Corintha Stancil and jonna Keith In the three local Knowledge Bowl competitions, 36 teams from Lewis and Thurston counties participated. Onalaska was represented by three teams. They placed as follows: October 16, 1985, Znd, 17th and 19th.january 8, 1986, lst, 15th, and 31st, February 26, 1986, 2nd and 15th. Onalaska Team fl represented by Chris Lucas, Captain, Mark Poukkula, Mike Girt, Steve Werner and Allen Hancock continued on to regional competition. In a field ofyfl teams from all districts in Lewis, Thurston, Pacific and Grays Harbor Counties, Onalaska finished in 5th place. The top four teams advanced to state competition. BA L1 This past january, Mr. Forster received positive confirmation from the Expo Selection Committee that based on quality and past performances the Onalaska Varsity Band was invited to perform in Vancouver, British Columbia at the 1986 Worlds Exposition on june 27 at 2 p.m. on the Plaza of Nations. The band embarked on the trip for Vancouver onjune 26 and returned to Onalaska late on june 29. The Expo Band consists of 50 band members. The band members were accompanied by Mr. Forster and eleven chaperones. I' s GIRLS' ATHLETIC CLL B The Girls' Athletic Club was started in the spring with 34 members. Our purpose is to help support girls' athletics. At the Spring Sports Banquet team player awards were given to Richelle Hedgers for softball and to Linda Poukkula for track. OFFICERS President - jonna Keith Vice-President - Beth Dixon Treasurer - Jodi Urich Advisor - Mr. Abrahamson FFA OFFICERS Prefielent, Steoe Werner Vice-Prexielent, Frank DeYonng Secretary, Toela' Dalytea' Treaynrer, jamie Wrzeyinyki Reporter, Stacey Wirtlo Sentinel, jolon Ana'er5on POULTRY jUDGING DAIRY jUDGING TEAM Slzane Wloerry Toela' Dalstetl Frank DeYoang jayon Taylor john Aneleryon Bob Aarnan TEAM Steve Werner Frank DeYoang jayon Taylor jolon Ancleryon Boo Antlerfon Toelel Dalfteel Sloane Wlzerry LOGGERS LAME T Sw Ks THE CAST AND CREW: Front Row: Shelly Womack, Terri Nanney, Meleah Nelson, Denise Lindae, Pam Brooks and Kristi Lundeen. Middle Row:jenelle Hadailer, Karla Bruun, Coral Anderson,jonna Keith, Kally Zandell, Mark Poukkula, Chris Lucas, Wendy Sachs, Reva Mulkins, Tammy Schraeder, Linda Poukkula, Stacey Wirth, and Michelle Pope, Back Row: Mike Rains,jim VanHousen, Chelle Noddin, Cindy Ault, Angela Blankenship, Director, Miss Kelly Glaze, Tony Barton, Karen Peery, Shane Wherry, Dave Thorson, Ann Wilson, joane Reed, and Roxane Nissell. SS t K ' ,,,,,,,,. l 92 jUNIOR-SENIOR PROM 2 ROYALI TY King Bob Lord Queen Marlene Duran Prince Randy Witzel Princess Connie Lyons Prince Chris Lucas Princess DeeDee Fosburg ROBERTS GRUCERY 53 STaIe Highway Cnalaaka, WA 98570 508 Phone: 975-4119 I S mg 3, gif rf kv K ge 35 Q f I S I 1 I I P S' -+- E X3 S fu f f 1 N f HIDDEN SHI fll -el Sth, I NS IIRINC 5 Q my 'Q' EIhel Warren Myri SAVINGS NEWER CONSTRUCTION SMOKE DETECTOFIS DEAD BOLT LOCKS S250 deductible ON E-OF THE BEST on a cost for coverage basis WARREN SMITH et Fille INSURANCE 507 E. 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