Pleasant Hill High School - Hepta Yearbook (Pleasant Hill, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1978 volume:

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ALLRED, LAURIE: Track 9, Wrestling Rooter 10, 12, Volleyball 9, Wrestling Scout ll, Pep Club ll, NHS ll, 12, Girls Rep. 9, Accapella 9, 10, Ascensions 10, ll, 12, Vocal Ensemble 11, Girls Chorus 9, Stage Band ll, 12, All-State Choir ll, 12, America's Youth in Concert '77. BAIN, ROGER: Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball 9, Wrestling 10, 12, Track ll, 12, Forestry Club 12. BAUMGARTNER, MIKE: Transfer student to P Pleasant Hill from Monrovia , 9, Ascensions 12. BLOWERS, MELVA: Concert Band 9, 10, 12, Pep Club 9, 10, 12, FHA 9, FBLA ll, 12, Vice President. BOEHLAND, JEFF: Wrestling 9, 10, 12, Track 9, 11, 12, Student Body treasurer 12, Lettermans Club 11, Boy of the month December-Cheerfulness, Concert Band 9, 10. BREWER, JAN: Wrestling Scout 9, 10, 12, Activ- ities Committee 12, Canteen 12, Geography Club 9, 10, Pep Club 9, 10, 12, NHS 10, 12, GAA 9, Accapella 9, 10, Girls Chorus 9, New Beginning 10, 12, Stage Band 12, Football Stats. 12, Track Stats. 9, 10. BROWN, GARY: BUCHANAN, WAYNE: BUEHLER, CHRISTINE: Transfer student to Pleasant Hill from Notre Dame High, Alameda Ca. 12, Girls Chorus 12, Art Club 12, FHA 12. BUEHLER, PAUL: Transfer student to Pleasant Hill from Notre Dame High, Alameda, Ca., 12, Cross country 12, Track 12, BURBEE, LINDA: Pep Club 9, ll, 12, New Beginning , 11. CAMPBELL, KONNI: CANTRELL, CHRIS: CATLIN, LARRY: Football 9, 10, ll, 12, Wrestling 9, 10, ll, 12, Letterman's Club 10, 11, 12, Noontime Betterment and Sanity Club 12. CHAMBERS, SCOTT: Football 9, 10, ll, 12, Letterman's Club 12, NHS ll, 12, Class President 12. CHARLAND, MIKE: CHASTAIN, ERIC: Football ll, 12, Track 10, ll, 12, Bike Club ll, Letterman's Club 12, Noontime Better- ment and Sanity Club 12, NHS ll, 12, Spanish Club 1h'12ilPoetry Award ll, Play 12, Outstanding Citizen- s ip . CHORD, ROBIN: COLTRANE, MARSHALL: Forestry Club, 10, 11, 12. CONDOSj ROGER: Basketball 11, 12, Baseball 10, 11, 12, Letterman's Club 11, 12. CONE, DAVE: Hunting and Shooting Club 9, 10, 11, 12. CORDON, SHERI: Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12, New Beginn- ing 10, 11, Dance team 11, Rally 12, School Play 11, 12, Geography Club 12, Concert Band -9, 10, 11. CONRELIUS, CRAIG: CROSSON, GREG: CROUSE, DIANA: Track 12, FBLA 11, 12, Geography Club 12, Pep Club 12, Student Faculty 12. Index DAVIE', LAURIE: Transfer student from South Eugene Acappella 12, Drill Team 12. DAVIS., Rocky: DEFORD, JANNA: Basketball 9, 10: Volleyball Manager 9, 10, Track 9, 10, 11, Track Manager 9, Acappella 11, 12, Girls Chorus 9, 10, New Beginn- 1 . KERI: Pep Club 9, 12, Girls Chorus 10, Vocal Ensemble 12, Wresting Rooter 11, Geog- raphy Club 12, Girls Basketball Manager 10, Can- teen 11, 12. EKLUND, DEBRA: Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Volley- ball 9, 10 11,, Track 9, 10, 11, FBLA 10, 11. FAIRBANKS, BARRY: Football 9, Cross Country 9, 10, 11, Photography Club 12,,Concert Band 9, 10. 11, Pep Band 9, 10, 11, Stage Band 9, 10, 11.0, 11. FLEMING, TAMMY: Transfer student from Co- quille High School 10, Track 10, 12, Varsity Rally 11, 12, Geography 10, 11, 12 QPresident 121, Pep Club 11, 12, Drama 12, Concert Band 9, 10, 11, Stage Band 12, Music in May 10, 11, GAVICK, PHILIP: Transfer student from Marsh- field High School, Coos Bay 10. GEIDER, SHERRY: Pep Club 10, 11,,J.V. Basket- bsll 10, Varsity Track 10, Junior Class Vice Presi- dent, Pep Club Treasurer, Senior Class Girl's Rep. GEORGE, JULIE: Girls Volleyball 9, Girls Basket- ball 9, Varsity Rally 11, Student Council 9, Pep Club 11, New Beginning 10, GLASPYE' TERRY: Class Officer 10, Chess Club Pres. 10, NHS 11, 12, Spanish Club. GLICK, SCOTT, Basketball 11, 12, Track 9, 10, Foootball 9, 10, Ascensions 10, 11, 12, Stage Band 9, 10. GOODMAN, CINDY: Peer Counseling ll, 12. GRAHAM, DOUG: Football 9, 10, ll, Basketball 9, IQ ll, 12, Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12, Student Body President 12, Noontime Betterment Sz Samity Club 12, NHS ll, 12, Letterman's Club ll, 12, Accapella 10, Band 9, All- American Athlete Award. GRANT, SHARON: Wrestling Rooter 12, FBLA ll, 12, Cross Country Ski Club 12. GREENWOOD, DENNIS: Football Manager 9, J.V. Football 10, Baseball ll, 12, Yell King 12, Ascensions 12, Concert Band 9, 10, ll, 12, New Beginning ll, Stage Band 12, Pep Band ll, Student Council Boy's Rep. 12. GREER, JEFF: Football 10, 11, 12, Wrestling 9, 10, ll, 12. GUY, VICTORIA: HACKER, LISA: Transfer student to Pleasant Hill High School from Brethren High School ll, Art Club 12, Band ll, 12, Pep Band 12, Scholars Program 12. HADLEY, CHERYL: HAMILTON, TERRY: HEINZ, NEIL: Football 9, 10, Basketball 9, 10, ll, 12, Track ll, Baseball 9, 10, 12, Lettermanis Club Treasurer 12, Noontime Betterment Sz Samity Club 12, HENDRICKS, DRIS: Transfer student to Pleasant Hill High School from Toledo High School 10, Drill Team ll, Rally 12, Geography Club 12, Pep Club 11, 12, Spanish Club ll, 12. HLADKY,'FRANK': Football ll, 12: Letterman's Club ,11, 12: Noontime Betterment Sz Samity Club 12: Spanish Club 11, 12: NHS 12, Vice President: Hi-Q Team, Captain ll: Outstanding Chemistry Student Award 10: Oregon nominee to Annapolis 12: Oregon nominee to West Point 12. HOFFMAN, TRISHA: Pep Club 9, Homecoming Prin- cess 10, Acappella 10, 11: New Beginning 10, Ascen- sions 11. HOOVER, DENETTE: Transfer student to Pleasant Hill High School from Redmond High School 10: NHS 11, 12: Sergeant at Arms: Spohomore V8ce President: Junior Pres- ident: Senior Parlimentarian: Acappella 10, 11, 12: Vocal Ensemble 11: Ascensions 10, 11, 12: HOUSE, TAMMY: JONES, RICHARD: KALIOUS, MIKE: Football 12: Lettermanis Club 12. KEENOM, KIM: Pep Club 9: High School Rodeo Club ll, 12. KIRK, JEFF: Basketball 9. KRAFT, CINDY: Drill Team ll: Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12: Wrestling Rooter 9. KRUMDICK, RANDY: Football 9. LARSON, DIXIE: Rally ll: Annual Staff 12: Accapella 10, ll, 12: Vocal Ensemble ll: Ascensions 12: Camp Lane Counselor ll: Red Cross Volunteer 10, ll. LARSON, RICHARD: LEWIS, BRAD: Transfer student to Pleasant Hill High School from Federal Way High School ll. LINDLEY, MARTY: Basketball 9, ll, 12: Downhill Ski Club ll: Geography Club ll: Theater ll, 12: Band 9: Accapella 10, ll, 12: Ascensions 10, 11, 12: Noon- time Betterment Sz Sanity Club 12. LITSON, JOHN: Accapella 9, 10, ll: Ascensions ll, 12,: Vocal Ensemble 12: Boy of the Month-Biggest Flirt. LITSON, RITA: Pep Club 9, 10, ll: Rally 10. MCKELVY, JILL: Girls Basketball 9-Most Improved: Geography Club 9, 10: Cross Country Ski 10, 11, 12: Ascensions 9, 10, ll, 12: Accapella 9, 10, ll. MICHAEL, VERNADEAN: MULLOY, DARREN: Transfer student to Pleasant Hill High School from Sheldon High School ll, Basketball ll: Baseball ll: Pep Band 11, 12: Stage Band ll, 12. NAIL, LORRIE: Pep Club 9: SAE 10: Forestry Club President 11, 12. NEET, ANNA: Pep Club 9, 12: Concert Band 9: Pep Band 9: Girls Chorus 9: Accapella 10, 12: Vocal Ensemble ll, 12: Ascensions 10, ll, 12. O'LAND, TRINA: PANNIER, TERRY: Thespian ll, 12: Drama Club ll, 12: PETTERSON, RICK: PORTER, SANDI: POSTLES, VICTORIA: Rally 10, 11: Frsshman Parl- amentarian: Pep Club 9, 10, 11: NHS ll, 12: Accapella 10, ll: New Beginning 10. PRATTA PRATT PRATT, BART: Football 9, 10, ll, 12: Track 9, 10, ll, 12: Most Valuable '77': Ascensions ll, 12. PRATT, TAMMIE: PRODEN, PAT: RIVERS, KRIS: ROBERTS, RICK: Track ll, 12. ROCHE, MARTY: Transfer student to Pleasant Hill High School from Springfield High School ll: Wrestling Rooter 12: Cross Country Ski Club 12: Accapella Choir ll, 12. RYKER, DOUG: Track 9: Stage Band 10, ll. SCHLUCKEBIER, TERRY: Football 9, 10, ll, 12: Track 9, 10. ll, 12: Letterman's Club 9, 10, ll, 12: Student Council ll: Band 9, 10, ll. SHARP, LESLIE: Basketball 9: Track 9: Rally 10: Drill Team ll, 12: GAA 10: Geography Club 12: Homecoming Queen 12: Student Faculty Committee 12. SMITH, BECKY: Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12: Basketball 9, 10, ll, 12: Track 9, 10, ll, 12: Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12: Rally 12: Geography Club 12: NHS ll, 12: GAA 12: Wrestling Rooter 9: Concert Band 9, 10: Accapella 9, 10: Ascensions 10, ll, 12. SMITH, FAYE: Basketball 9, 10, ll, Most Improved: Most Inspirational: Volleyball 9, 10: Track 9, 10. ll: Pep Club 9, 10, ll: FBLA 10, ll, 12: President: FHA 9. SMITH, JAY: Track ll, 12: Debate Club 12: Drama 12: Forestry Club 10, ll, 12, Treasurer: Forensics 12: Geography Club 12. - SMITH, SHELLEY: Rally 9, 10, ll: Pep Club 9, 10, ll: New Beginning ll, 12: Accapella ll: Class Officer 9, 10: Student Council 10: Athletic Assistant ll. SPIES, MARK: STALEY, LENNY: Basketball 9, 10: Track 9, 10, ll, 12: Ascensions 10, 11, 12: Freshman Football Manager 9. STEWART, SHARON: THOMPSON, JULEIGH: Rally 10, 10: Drill Team ll: Wrestling Rooter 9: Pep Club 9, 10, ll, 12: President: Accapell 10, 11: School Plays 10, 12. TRUDE, CYNDI: Rally 9: Volleyball Manager 10: Track Manager 9, 10: Pep Club 9, 10: GAA 10. TUCKER, CINDIE: TURNBALL, MIKE: Basketball ll: Hunting and Shooting Club 9, 10, ll. VOLLMER, CHERYL: WAGGONER, BRAD: Football 9, 10, ll, 12: Wrestling 9, 10, ll, 12: Track 9, 10, ll, 12: Letterman's Club ll, 12: Cross Country Ski Club 10. WELLER, DIANE: WHITEMAN, LANCE: WILLIAMS, SCOTT: Basketball 9, 10, ll, 12: Baseball 10, ll, 12: Letterman's Club ll, 12: Noontime Betterment and Sanity Club 12, Treasurer: Ascensions ll, 12. WILSON, VALERIE: FHA 9, 10, 11, 12, Secretary: NHS ll, 12: Forensics 10: Pep Band 9, 10, ll, 12: Concert Band 9, 10, ll, 12: Stage Band 12. WOOD, WES: Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12: Forestry Club ll, 12, Vice President. WOODLAND, SCOTT: Photography Club 9, 10, ll, Ski Club 10, ll: NHIA 10, ll: H 10, ll, NH 10, ll: NHS ll, 12: Activities Committee 11, 12: Accapella 10, 11: Ascensions ll, 12: Concert Band 9, IQ, Stage Band 10, ll, 12: Pep Band 9, 10: OYTSA CTraffic Safetyj 11, 12: Annual 10, ll, 12. WOODS, MICHAEL: Pep Band 10, 11, 12: Concert Band 10, ll, 12: Forestry 9, 10.' ,qw A ,Lf 9 -4 , fs M 'lgfgfifgn Q . xg! 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Boys and Girls of the Month Wayne Buchanan CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 78 QCD The best food under the Sunll Super Hamburgers Delicious Burritos Terrific Tacos Dine in or Drive thru 30 Country Club Road Eugene September October November December January Most Friendly Most Spirited Most Flirty Not Dependable Best-Dressed February Most Masculine Most Feminine March Most Versatile April Most Talented May Most Rowdy June Most Courteous TiIIerslCuItivators Seven Models - 2 HP to 7 HP Jeff Boehland Kris Hendricks Roger Condos Tammy Flemming John Litson Chris Cantrell Doug Graham Julie George Brett Barry Konnie Campbell Jeff Greer Laurie Davie Scott Williams Becky Smith Bart Pratt Denette Hoover Rick Roberts Jill Burbee Eric Chastain Julie Thompson 4102 Franklin Blvd- Eugene, 0re 726-7625 RAMSEY- WAITE CO., INC F o z 5 S' ge lv SENIORS 17 a. Terry Hamilton and Kris Rivers help a very happy Tammy Pratt get ready for Commencement. b. Valerie Wilson and Melody Aarstead give their speech on parents. c. Doug Graham and Eric Chastain re-read their speeches one last time. d. Marshell Coltrane joyfully shakes the hand of Principal Marv Brenneman before receiving his diploma. The graduating class of 1978 had two things unique about them. With 106 seniors graduating, this was the largest class to ever grad- uate in the history of Pleasant Hill High School. Also this was the first class to graduate under the new competency requirements. The class flowers were Roses and Carnations. The Ascensions sang 'Times of Your Lifew, the class song. The motto,,created by Scott Woodland, was The great thing in this world is not so much where we are as in what direction we are goingf' Boyal Blue, Light Blue, and White dominated as the class colors. Speeches were given by the top seniors in the class. The speakers and their speeches follow: Frank Hladky - the Past Eric Chastain - the Future Doug Graham - School and Community Melody Aarstad and Valerie Wilson thanked the parents. 18 SENIORS J 4 4 ' -Q1 a. Bowing their heads in prayer, the graduates listen to Terry Glaspey as he opens the commence ment ceramonies with the Invocation. b. As their expressions display, Laurie Allred and Scott Woodland are elated to be graduating. c. Brad Lewis smiles gratefully as he receives his diploma from Chairman of the Board, Carolyn Chambers. d. The graduating class of 1978 focuses their attention on Eric Chastain as he addresses his speech on the future to the audience. 1 ' ,s. A 2 jx, N, .jx W y '5', Y ' . va ,g I 'WL' ,A ' sf- Q-71 V pr it-M--'win-dir'--'Ij-4 C - 'P D- GRADUATIO Catherine Lmn Alllson The cars roll ln two hours early Nervous people plle forth The students ln long gowns and caps Llne up 1n two curved rows Whlspermg among themselves Some rehearslng thelr speeches All wlth mlxed emotlonal antlclpatlon Exght glrls gloved wlth floppy hats Long flowered dresses carry the arches Covered wlth ferns and flowers The crowd IH the stands qulet Two streams of blue and white Gllde ln to the brass band s tune Four strips of color arch toward the Heavens The heads bow for the Father s honor Speeches are dully presented Memorles and songs are llke a thlck fog Coverlng all Yet no one shares the same They cause lumps ln throats and eyes to mlst Each person breaks apart brlefly Strldlng forward mto thelr future Collectlng proof of thexr past The ceremony closes wlth bowed heads The streams of half dazed adults Go back through the flowers offering congradulatlons Mlsty eyes overflow tears trlckllng down cheeks Caps fly to the sky gowns to the ground Screamlng hugging presents fountalns of emotlons Sprll forth as they leave Never to return to the llfe They ve Known The procession strides through the fragrance f 20 SENIORS WSU we ,Q.4 1 5 B EL: 1-XF O ,V . Q Tm G vw X 9 Pleasant Hill Board of Education J, Michael Chairman Carolyn Chambers Bob Tyler is iS1 . 22 ADMINISTRATION District Personnel f I , - , ,I ., . DTP II fi I , 1 I I 4 Q4 . 'I f f e Q 'II 2 1' IA? I I m ee D ' i its Haw I ' 1 uw 5 i ll 1 it I nlhgh -- I JV' - 'Ni' Q ff 4441141 II J H ! -g Wwwwe kmwm-I ' ' V ' - Q-, 2 A QI '-----f Bob George, Athletic Director Wanda Jones, District Clerk Yvonne Seavey, District Bookkeeper Mildred Hammond, Receptionist and Secretary ADMINISTRATION 23 'W 1 Administration a. Marv Brenneman completes his third year as principal of our school. b. Jim Sorenson, Vice Principal attempts to look busy. c. Gloria Mulloy, bookkeeper, is caught by the camera. d. Judy Catlin smiles for a rare moment dur- ing her busy job as school secretary. e. Counselors, Bob Griggs, and Nancy Weinstein along with their secretary Carla Faught stand ready to help students. I f . lp. V f' 24 ADMINISTRATION I v... 1. -q+'T5Lai.,i, 512--.. ff -.Xqg-Kqfgg, Q '35 'm.f't'i'f xx E, Ffifree J i1,Q'f,,,,g?s,,,, f A- .s C L R QAQLRW- ' as fclqfvkr - 1 Awlikb . Mk, a. Night - time janitors Bill fMurphJ Brown. Dave Gates, and TomWenk. NOT PICTURED: Dale Guy, the day - time janitor. b. Howard Walton, Pleasant Hill High School librarian, smiles pleasantly while guarding his card catalog. The aides that help with classes at Pleasant Hill High School are QBACK ROW, L - Rl Donna Heinz, library, Jody Brewer, Study Hallg Robin Mathews, Special Educationg Rose Smith, Canteen, Nancy Simpkins, Forestry and Business fshe also helped in the Art classes in the fall quarterj. SITTING ON THE FLOOR: Lori Hayes, Mr. Biller and Mr. George's aideg Cathy Ritter, Reading. ADMINISTRATION 25 English Dept a. Gary Robertson: Dept. Head, Annual, Com. Lab., Elect. Eng., Scholars Program. b. Tom Rhody: Eng. 9, Elect. Eng., Spanish. c Chris Luehring: Eng. 9, Elect. Eng., Journalism d. Donna Long: Reading, Elect. Eng., Ffenffh- e. Ron Wright: Com. Lab., Elect. Eng., Speech, Theatre Arts. ...-...-,.-Q..-uname-pa---1 26 FACULTY MS . . bkip Inman: Arts and Crafts. it I' p ,gym eg'M.x fr Q4 'R it S x X 3 .E N .wifi X 'ri Qs 'O .. tr , 1 u W0 gr. ' ff n .X 'W--X ! ' Q ' . f 'N ,, C I A K ' R. -ei ..., - e C' ' --- -.,, M.. .M 'ttg C Social S t d ' e a. John Noel: Personal Finance, Psychology. b. John Reger: Geography, Citizenship. c. Dave Berg: Citizenship, America. ii, , ., 5 ,.. aft, 4, . ' ' S, ' X 5 M. 'R fm: I? ni ' 'LS ' .'., ,i . , , ,M K fy. ifggkjrfg'-L.,: , Hi W. :fri .i kihk A ,H ,gg 1 C, a 1.5 K i - - , we gt'f'i I v , or Q e ' . , P ai si xxQ.v 1 f Q iff ff? to 1 if gf if NSR!-f !c is Rss l'F?l'4'9 '5 p ,,,.. ,M Y FACULTY 27 Math Dept. a. John Stedman: Intro. to Algebra, Algebra I. b. Jerry Fibelstad: Algebra II, Geometry, Math Analysis. c. Warren Schue: IGM Math, Typing. R.. .. ? Music Dept. a. Jim Steinburger: Vocal Music, Guitar. b. Mike Wiggins: Intro Band, Stage Band, Concert Band. 'x FLA , f bfi? 'JJ I ' .imi- KA like K XXX Q Science Dept. a. Dorthy Gleason: Dept. Chairperson, IPS Math, General Science. b. Richard Adams: Physics, Chemistry, Photography, Calligraphy, Scholars Program. c. Mary Lawrence: Biology, Consumer Chemistry. llllll 0' Z2 T J 'H' .Q rf' I W W pu ----1 ff' H-PM 1 dl Business Dept. a. Bert Kronmiller: General Businessfllecordkeeping, typing, accounting, Drivers' Ed, b. Betty Hack: Typing, Shorthand, Stenography. Industrial Arts a. Lary Melby: Wood Shop, Construction Technology. b. Norman Miller: Metal Shop. D N: .4 c. Ralph Perkins: Forstry, Forest Products. -A - -azu- ,yv cf 1 x 1 ,xii ' f , ' . 5 we 1 e k .rrtif 4 1. Home EC Betty Brown: Home Economics, Foods, Clothing. 30 FACULTY P. E. Health a. William Neal: Weight-lifting, Health. b. Delva VanRoekel: P.E. c. Tom Hartig: P.E. F Y, -. .s F' W y ..,, ..., . ..-M in .1 w x.. , 1 i Y v we xii, ' -A Special Education Jack Underwood is a new teacher at P.H.H.S.. He started a new program for educationally handicapped students. This program ,QIIFV l 'v4r v allowed for individual help for students having trouble, either educationally or socially, in the regular programs. AAA?- FACULTY 31 'Tv' Y E 'innin- J fx - A S 7'z:' 1 J f I 54 I Ex 32 AUTOGRAPHS GRAPI-IS fl, Ev 7 L- , 1 ' x -MY Y-5K I-N. J 9 9 Wg .nu H W I AUTOGRAPHS Class of ' Looks ahead Class Officers were: BOTTOM ROW, L-R: Angela Fenley, Sec, Maureen Slusher, Parlg Sheri Longobardo, Treas.g TOP ROW, Sam Marcus, Pres., Isaac Babbs, V-Pres. You want to what? Q Juniors Sharon Barr and Jeff Sheffel J x m n During the first half of the year, the juniors, responsible for the Junior-Senior Prom, were in financial trouble. Two of their money-raising projects, selling carnations at the Sweetheart Ball and sponsoring movies at noon flopped, leaving them in debt. However, the Class of '79 made a come back with activities such as a Dance- a-thon and a Bowl-a-thon. Their hard work paid off, enough money was raised to ensure a terrific prom. Cathy Allison Linda Bagwell Thomas Blaton Mike Bruington . it -1 ,, 1. A , M, 3 'K 'il l 2 Mamie Amundson Barbara Bantz Kent Boles Steve Burkhart K Isaac Babbs Sharon Barr Alicia Brown Cary Burton in.. ,ff , 'Wx s H , K 44 Sn f Q -I f1i..v- , Q , ff-QR 5. , if V. ,Y-Teil ggxx I. ,. X A X f X A, as -Z fi., :qg if ,- . I osx Teff Burton Arnold Chord Vlike Evanson ori Glade lllames Guy ,wa :,,w. . ' ,ir vga. ,, sw... X515 I. ii W - y K 'if is 1 'I 5- E ig-, . ,- A 'Q ,f -cgwn ' ' 'fr' in C .: n J . - l - , ,ig I' 1 L t aw ' Fil we X x 1 kiln Kb. L.....-, X A --a.., Q, ,.x N b 'QW' i X 1 1 -,gr-ag, b V . Q 247. ff 3. - 1 Q' 55' '. 4 -3254-M f 7 ii 7 Q K: ' ' L'LL A it C. Q 4,1, , ,gh r 'Xa f S rise? ,, fazixezef 1 Laura Burton Allison Church Angela Fenley Paula Graham Nancy Hacker H- Terri Campbell Julie Clark Richard Flattum Annette Grant Jaime Hardisty m :E X .V kr' -r 5 . E .ilf 5 -Eg'-f'. ' v ug ' Q G K -QL: .X , . , .f ss- W ' - if 5 - fx 'dx ,N f . X ' it 5 f ee Holly Cantrell Cyndi Cole Holly Foster Dee Grimm Mark Hawkins 1 il i . no f, iii' ' P QKWV' , hiv' 'i 2 .exihilxl Liz Chambers Tom Cordon wa. .C - Cindy Chase Kevin Cumiford Bryan Friedemann Jack Gates Shannon Kesey seductively flaunts her sucker. JUNICRS 35 i Y 1' 1 ' 1. 1 : - sa ' 'egg-if - I ' ., 5 su ', is 3 'xr 'r' g l I wr' ,r 3, .f f .--1 3. g, .X If -..J l i r, PM Ty Hershberger Tim House Peggy Karotko Louis Kittell Daryl Hober Nicki Hunt Eric Keepers Randan Klohn ' -:ge 2 4 h S ,z ': vm l S... 2' M l -ax , C W I Mary Hoffman Steve Jenness ShannonKesey Carrie Korte School is out for Jamie Hardisty. .nr ,frm ga L ' 1 -1.- K l Susan Hopperstad Lance Jones Zane Kesey Darren Koch Jeff Lande E L f L f 4 i si' ' 'ls. 'Q L . , EF Z: QA 1 if ii '- ,5 :fi .- ,f .fx N ... . u Kevin Kilgore Cindy Kirk Randy Laisure Erik Land Melanie Law David Lemke ..-av ig.: f Q W 'Q 5? 'II ' 3355, 331 H l x L - f 1,1i.l.f3, gm, .. 'K 2, s be . . A vs 'sf l A sv , . -, M54 fi? is 35 .,f J yi . 5 l 1nd1 McCourt en Moch Tl' A . at .L , Y x R a xi S? y3,.K K on J , A aw, 'Q f ' f . Lx 3 11 z SJSER r we M r fs. U X 5 vu ,elm gm ei N 4,4 , . ff-Q f 5 ss f Q , g 'lk C' X Q . is N A 'G 1 - .fr ' SS qv- David Luce Sheryl McGregor Mike Mole at K l X K- ,Qi heri Longobardo , . renda Nice l ,-. Tammie Nicholson X l X,'1 , suf H , we kL.- ,. M T-'bil f . 'L' , ' L' ' iris NL 'Y X1 -r- K Jfgyf it A , V , VAA.Z.. ,. 'fo am sf: . , 'fs ' f I N k I 4 ,I , 6 F ,, . I 235' M. . f aiifssf X . it l X l nv Q. ai, ks x Sam Marcus Kim Mathews Dan'Melhorn Ron Michael Lloyd Montgomery Linda Morris Warren Oliver Daren Papenfus 2 ri Kathy McCan Randy Middleton Kim Murray Joel Parker iffiif A A 1 X Q: we ,K krr, SS 1 .4 9 syrr .3 i A Kenneth McClusky Lee Ann Middlebusher Lesia Nail Alan Peet Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No! It's Zane! JUNIORS 37 9 V ' X tif ll x ,, X Nw., -'1 in . my , ,K f xy Q.. P new 1, , . L t ,ll Patricia Phillips Anna Plummer Mike Prince Robin Richardson Larry Roberts Tereasa Ross Juniors Leah Thomas and Sue Wright pick up stickers after a naval band concert. 23+- -:sq fi 38 JUNIORS S .., F , .Q-I is P ,1Q,1': M A KJL -r.. g Q 5 o i if 4 Val Prgdan Peter Pruitt Robert Shay Jeff Sheffel Maureen Slusher Bryan Smith Mark Smith Dennis Standeford Erik Stowell Tricia Thibault Terri Pyron Tawndy Shelley Leanne Smith Steve Storz ' Leah Thomas A-1. . ,,,, , f Qih gi . 1 :,i.s.' ' I Rik Vigland Lori Walker Lester Watkins Linda Wilson Randy Yow Q i of iiaiif x ,ff I 'f!ilf'Q5if -a . Qi, gf- Q. 5 5 A'iA Robert Wagoner Mike Ward Dan White Sue Wright Andy Zettle v ? 1 AW-...A 5 ,Z A a. Junior boys watch Liz Chambers crash. b. Randy Middleton takes a break form heavy studying to scratch his back. X JUNIORS 39 Class of '80 Moving up swf - 'l .af Gft it-. ,, -L This year the Sophomores have really planned for the future. The class officers areg President, Mary Boehlandg Vice President, Sheri Pasleyg Secretary-Treasurer, Pam Niceg Class Representatives, Susan Jones and Mark Nealong the class advisors are: Skip Inman and Jerome Fibelstad. When Spring came, the main objective was to start rais- ing money for their prom fund. XM' -21.2411 - - i 'g ,, X X , fo 'Q . I nsyi 1 .Q 'SV' Qi-f 1 'H A A- X 'f at -W 1,eL:j,i5,- ai- xt if x ' ., was 5 is- Ay . I fisg A 5 f-k. W . W .agra- '31 -ff' J TQ, gi, Q 5 HEX ' TF' ! L ix j x Shelley Berg Jack Bergeron Heather Aarestad Kristi Abbey Angela Bowman Gary Breedlove David Allen Joe Allen Stew Apkef Jim Awbrey Karen Balizel' David Baszler Mary Boehland Scott Bohanan Jeff Brown 40 SOPHOMORES Rhonda Bryant Brian Allen Peter Anderson Scott Bailey Barb Batson Bruce Bond Matthew BL asv . ' 11.1, ,- ,gm kv x ,. ,A K we ,- ii is -. J., 1 Lisa Burkhart Randy Chastain Wilma Crabtree Kim Fox Dale Gransbury Dewey Heinsma S k.f- ,fr i- - - .4 i- 'N 'i if l fi'afX ,., g x N5 A 'ixfbg E C 3 in K e - i 1:--,--ffvfpzxr: ..'z-so CSS, 5:11 - , Y S .C ., Q.. , , ly I gi, I 'J A ' r K at i - ,. me .V . A df.,-Kiiimxiif H ,sf . John Nikitins and Roxanne Trivett don't seem to agree. ig? , ,mg Ev i i ,ga F , f , sw., 'if , . X, 5 9 5 K it Win., L N was f .fi rf Paul Burton Bobby Coleman Debbie Davis Allen Foy Angie Green David Hensley Caroline Contunon Kelly Connelly Chris DeLeon Andy Funke Pam Greenwood Andy Hoffman Wade Doak Bobby George Robin Hadley Heidi Hook 1 fx . I Xa, . John Elliott Jeff Gielish Doug Hamm Doug Hoskins , xt r H iw Janet Faught Phil Good Kathy Hammond Penny Huskey SOPHONIORES 4I Se ,-ff'tgv: . . ,K L , af .A HT. msg if? ' ,E wr- fi. ,E Q ah ,ai ? , N 3 fire 3 W M 'SX' -.9 Q Si ' ,ffl Q ft ' 'K' 0 -f , my ,N af..--S l f? 1 4 6 -si, g My ' . A I tn.. W . X 1 swf h , g , . kg: viiii-ffsbxl :A .-...,. i X , S K . L, V , LL.,. gy ' A Q Phyllis Robinson Mike Rogers .4 - 2 ,i mmf- 1 4,3 1- X fi , WJ' if Qi Yi'95i,9' I K l 511' 1 :Y Iiffisfffzzezw S fe isis .V by T . 1 i 7- 1 ,ff 1 Renelda Reed Dena Reyes I V V Scott Pedigo Dale Penegor Greg Powell Todd Proden Jodie Nama Mark Nealon Kim Needham Pam Nice Brad Oland Wric Paapenen Dale Pannier Suzy Parker Danny Parr Sheri Pasley . . Bill Michelson and Dewey Heinsma Lon Rlchardson hard at work in English. Z J . ws L. l wif x KR' 1. . Ll. we My it we 'iii we ff l Carolyn Sanders Janet Sanders 41' sfv M K I .mlf ff jk k i ' . f as i . -V- -1r '1 ' Ada Stallsmith Gary Staples Marlene Stewart Julie Schluckebier Perry Tendick Kevin Thomas Roxanne Trivett Don Shipman Lynette Slusher Tim Smith 44 SOPHOIVIORES Scott Stinson Stormy Tyler Andy Schrank Mark Silsbee Leslie Smith Ann Spies Marcy Stroup Lisa Valenzuela r Melanie Dave Sims Tammy Smith Ken Sprague Jane Strub Mike Watkins Robert Watt Shawn West Debbie Whipple John White E., ,, wh, Holly Whiteman Danny Wilder Ron Williams Bill Winterstein advantage of all that spare interested in other things besides class- work. D-Car heads home of school. Russ Wood Sandara Woodland Tony Yorganson Mona Zettle Phil Ziebert SOPHOMORES 45 A-Jack Bergeron takes time out to think about something be sides typing. B Jodie N ama takes time. C-Andy Hoffman seems oline Cenurion after a long day Class of '81 What Future ! The Freshman class got off to a good start this year. They were involved in many activites, such as making the flaming P.H. for the Homecoming ceremony. They also helped work at the elementary carnival. To raise money they sold corndogs at the Jr. High and held a few cake raffles. All their efforts and work paid off and they won the Billie Cup by over 100 points. Class officers were: Boys Rep.-Nathan Morris, Vice Pres.-Lee Ekstrom, Girls Rep.-Alice Stowell, Pres.- Jed Kesey, Sec.-Treas-Lori Chaftin. Not Pictured, Parl.-Teri Porter 46 FRESHIVIEN ae' 5 sf V B ,fit ' is,j5iS3 Z 'KV f it ' 'twiki 'QI Ng 'V f'Q...s I Dennise Allen Shana Babbs Rick Baszler Ray Bruington Troy Cameron it wg. Q ax tt-. f - f' , K b'kk ' . i ir,-3 2 Q ,N fue: ' walls Tawni Anderson Les Bagwell Susan Baumgartner John Burbee Molly Cantrell 3 1 4' I I kv , 3 -4 5,2 mlm' ,' if P f 5 ,M QB' . . 1 W, X K' Ar Q, 1 Q .mir 'iii an ' I 1' xt -1 fx li lt f' 3 1 l x. il V' Susan Awbrey Ken Bastain Steve Brown Mark Burbee Karen Carlock 'Qs . , .. X- ,Wi V' , is NX I wr f ' f l' ffl 'f' . wg 5, a Z kx'Wxx E 5 K S ' z' ' , K Q I 10- ...A 11 I -1 T ' C i'- 1 f ?- x , na Catlin ri Chaffin ince Church th Craiger Eeryl Elliot WTF A gc. C. mf, x- Q., ear: . wr K L, QM , LW -S, -,,-1 N NNN, nffdi 4 , Shelly Caudell Gina Chase Traci Clapp Lisa Crouse Vicki Fox 5+ Tracy Cornelius seems bored with his Typing assignment. Lynn Cautrell Rhonda Chase Ricky Clark Terry Davis William Franklin Q i , ' W P' K' s. eh. i , - -1 , ' - -' 1 ' iff, L ' s,-1 f ' ff' I qw. . gm, A ii Q Q N. i . egg 1, r . X . 'f f ' A Wir: X f w l Jeff C0119 Kris Cordon Tracy Cornelius Shawn D0dSOI1 Tina Dougherty Lee Ekstrom John Gailey Debbie Glaspey Ken Gotter FRESHIVIEN 47 , Heidi Hendricks takes time to let her opinion be known. l 'X i A KK 1 H ' 6,3 3 My BX A4 ' 'J - -'i1 lfirgzik Q A. -- 1 . - f'.9::z13g: vi A elle.-r - ' l . f , T7'5E451Ci,'SI7: LCE ' ' ' 114 ii' Q. ik- 'L' mzsalqr .yur w J 1? -- .J V Q 7: , H , . 5 Y-an 59,1 W :f . fam X , far iw Wi A r Rick Hensley Mike Jacobson 48 FRESHNIEN nl. MK , I Q in v , . In is Brian Hickson, Amy Higginbotham Ed Graham Kari Jernigan Jami Johnson Joey Grimm Bob Hayden George Graham Sherri Hamby Dwayne Heinsma 1, Tami Green Heidi Hen Julie Hopperstad Terri Johnson Stacey Huskey Jim Johnson Mike Hance . . d c Barbara Ja Dena Jones V, 1 , M1.... K ' . Y ff!! ,-, L, K i' . 'K as' rf' .Y ig .., wk - S xl 3 f 4 it l l '-L- V fifi ..'. ' Q ' it ifafzzefigszzir 2 arf avi r i . -2? L' - fr 1 1-1 L My gg . , - S saiii a ff 49 ssrr- '7 , r- f Z X g i 2' S3 65'-e if X .s -if , if .a-fl . Mis, ,i ,S Ni he . X' Q g, 5 J' , Sli' e as 'Nay' W Susan Kalious Ryan Kirk Michele Lowry Greg Miles Jim Mueller Marlane Needham Lalonda Keller Lawrence Korte Denisa Manewal Nathan Morris Suzie Murray Kathy Owens 55111115 K' Si Kevin Kerns Tamby Laisure Chris Mannila Shelley Morse Mike Nagy Marcy Parker 1 it 'fifg Z n Jed Kesey Eugene King Laree King Heather Land Cindy Lickiss Tami Linton Debbie Mathews Steve McGregor Tim Middleton It doe sn't take much to amuse Freshman these days, as Shana Wright shows by playing with a pair of scissors in her spare time. FRESHMEN 49 V Y , or of in . . -N . . Q., S.. X N , David Patterson Julie Peterson Richard Plummer Larry Prince Laree Pruitt Ron Richie Dena Jones didn't seem to think that the situation was all that exciting. Nw FRESHIVIEN YQ, . .kk,... Q -.. .F- V.-.- K V' ' f X . r ,Q . , X ' f -f'8w.'9 - , S , ,ww Re John Poet Carol Roberts Dave Schoonover Rick Shipman Carla Smeltzer S .,.m,A r 'fx S 3111? Teri Porter Ricky Schaufier Angela Schom Mary Shove Richard Smith a s Kurt Pratt Cheryl Schiewell Jeff Sherman Elana Siroshton Randy St. Clair I I .,.,, , fi r'-I 343 as ,aw ,. I Lance Stanley Kallyn Storz Dianah Thompson Tracie Underwood Mike Watson Esther Weathers Joan Wilson Shana Wright S... en. 1 img erry Staley lice Stowell oe Ward raig Wheeler ick Underwood Kurt Pratt enlightens his lunch hour by watching the rally members take their turn in the dunk-tank. John Burbee strikes his most serious pose for the Camefa. FRESHIVIEN 51 Student Counc11 , on ,rr 1 MI mlll EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Presldent Doug Graham Wee Presldent Kent Boles Secretary Lor1 Walker Treasurer Parllamentarlan Frosh Class Presldent Soph Class Presldent Junlor Class Presldent Semor Class Presldent GENERAL ASSEMBLY Frosh GITIS Rep Soph Boys Rep Soph Glrls Rep Jumor Boys Rep Junlor Glrls Rep Senlor Boys Rep Semor Glrls Rep Jeff Boehland Kevln Morrls Jed Kesey Mary Boehland Sam Marcus Scott Chambers Terl Porter Mark Nealon Susan Jones Steve Storz Sherl Longobardo Dems Greenwood Sheri Gelder ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE Chalrman Secretary Members Kent Boles Sherl McGregor Janet Brewer Clndy Tucker Llz Chambers C ,Al I .-..--.-..........-..-p.-u---.q . :sa ,xl ............................... .. riff' -M. 'A ' ' ............................. .. r ' 'I l v 1. 55 in l . . g FI I -P ............................... il lf.5.:' 1 J A 1 . I A Frosh Boys Rep ............. ........................... N athan Morris 0 . . oo nnn.p--..1..n-......nnsnnnennnnnufnfqnn O q ....................................... Q Q D l Q Q Q ' .................................................. Q Q M U l , x .........................,........................ I' I 52 STUDENT COUNCIL -2? Editor .................. ....... Business Manager ....... ....... Photography Editor ....... ....... Section Editors ....... ....... Photographers ........ ....... Staff ........ Scott Woodland Brenda Nice Kent Boles Isaac Babbs Sheri Cordon Shannon Kesey Terry Hamilton Marty Lindley Angela Fenley i'iQfl Neal Heinz Mary Hoffman Lance Jones Dixie Larson Terri Pyron ,Af . Ml lllllll J an kinase 5 Q , Jay Smith mb Advisor ....... C.G. Robertson Special thanks to Ken Kesey for use of his composer. SPONSORS Richard Adams for photographic help. Jan's Beauty Room Jeffrey Mauek forthe helping hand. SWS Locker R00111 Sire ,W Shannon Kesey and Scott Woodland for Dexter Arco Service all the extra hours. ll L .1 fsfvl- e P 'f 55 . 3' .1 'Q - X - -- ,- 35 A . A sq . , L 'K -'ive ' i se 1 3:54 ig. Y if ee at l rs 34 e FwQ. ' e.7'fx - , I f' fe -P1 -ft 'H A ' 4 -expr 1 . pf . 1 ' ,Q 1 '-' L. ' I ' .Q as X f 'K Portable Rock Productions Z-X 54 CLUBS Computer 1 ub Kevin Thomas Rik Vigeland Steve Storz John Elliot Paul Lampa Drama. The Drama Club spent the first part of the year working on a constitution and by-laws. The remainder of the year was spent handling, the sets and working on odds and ends for the pro- ductions directed by advisor, Ron Wright. They also put on a play at Twilight Acres that the club had written. This year's officers were: Pres.- Terry Glaspey, V-P-Rik Vig- landg Sec.-Treas.-LeeAnn Mid- dlebusher BACK ROW, L-R: Steve Storz, Alan Peet, Cory Kilgore, Kevin Thomas, Tammy Flemming, Julie Clark, BOTTOM ROW: Rik Vigland, LeeAnn Middle- busher, Terry Pannier, Terry Glaspey, Advisor Ron Wright. ,A BSC Another new club this year was Noontime betterment and Sanity Club . Though the club had what advisor Bob Griggs described as a 'chaotic administrative structure', they managed to sponsor such events as PHHS'S first paper airplane contest, computer match--up and the infamous Ned Tugent Concert. All these projects materialized at what Mr. Griggs called wild, uncontrollable meetings. RIGHT SIDE UP L-R: Jeff Greer, Laurie Davie, Brad Waggoner, Brenda Nice, Liz Chambers, Brian Miles, Scott Williams, Neal Heinz, Eric Stowell, Frank Hladky, Eric Chastain Larry Catlin, Melannie Law, Doug Graham. UPSIDE DOWN L-R: Roger Condos, Marty Lindley, Advisor Bob Griggs, Scott Chambers. 9 Cross Country Ski This year Cross Country Ski Club, consisting mostly of new members, took a total of five ski trips as a club. These trips were to both Gold and Rosary Lakes. The club did not elect any officers this year because they didn't feel they needed any. TOP ROW' L--R: Tony Yorganson, Marty Roche, Sharon Grant, Shelly Caudell, Wilma Crabtree. 2ND ROW: Terry Hamilton, Eric Keepers, Warren Oliver, Robert Wagnon, Lonnie Keller, Tami Green. THIRD ROW: Advisor Richard Adams, Jamie Hardisty, Bruce Bondurant, Steve Storz, Barry Fairbanks. CLUBS 55 ational Honor Society Front Row 1 Front Row L - R3 Angela Fenley, Terri Pyron, Cory Kilgore, David Lemke, Ann Spies, Lisa Hacker, Kevin Kilgore Stormy Tyler, Laura Burton, Liz Chambers, Melanie Law, Brenda Nice, Dale Penegor, Kris Hendricks, Nancy Hacker, Julie Schluckebier, Kevin Thomas, Sheri Pasley, Sheri McGregor Back Row L - R3 Mary Boehland, Becki Smith, Juleigh Thompson, Val Wilson, Mark Nealon, Scott Woodland, Mary Hoffman, Linda Morris, Scott Bailey, Terri Glaspey, Denette Hoover, Erik Stowell, President Erik Chastain. Art Art Club was a new club this year. They made Christmas package decorations to sell and also sold doughnuts at noon. The money made form these projects went towards a tour of the King Tut museum in the summer. TOP ROW, L-R: Advisor- Skip Inman, Kathy Owens, Arnold Chord, Heidi Hook, Erik Land, BOTTOM ROW, L-R: Chris Buehler, Gene King, Mike Prince, Cory Kilgore. 56 CLUBS , u .-....4....J...... Geography BACK ROW, L-R: Peanut Mc- Kelvy, Kathy Hammond, Rox- anne Trivett, Perry Tendick, Jeff Brown, Diana Crouse, Jill Burbee, Duane Mathews. SE- COND ROW: Terri Pyron, Barb Batson, Phyllis Robinson, Kris Abbey, Heidi Hook, Eric Land, THIRD ROW: Kris Hendricks, Angela Fenley, Shannon Kesey, Liz Chambers, Jenny Wright, Terry Hamil- ton, FOURTH ROW: Backy Smith, Tammy Flemming, Advisor-John Reger, Juleigh Thompson, Cathy Allison, Tawndy Shelley , FIFTH ROW Kevin Thomas, Ron Williams , Eric Paapenen, Isaac Babbs. CLUBS 57 FHA Future Homemakers of America, or FHA, had a very busy year. Their projects at the first of the year included being pep pals for the girls volleyball team, adopt- ing grandmothers from Twi- light Acres Rest Home and sending them Christmas gifts. They also sent African violets later for Easter. Later, on in the year, they pro- vided lunch for the Pleasant Hill Speech Tournament. They also served refreshments to parents at the Open House. Their act- ivities were financed by furnish- ing a dinner for a dinner theatre and selling cookbooks. The Officers were: President- Tammie Pratt, Vice President- Heather Aarestadg Secratary- Val Wilson. TOP L to R: Chris Buehler, Heather Land, Val Wilson, BOTTOM L to R: Advisor- Betty Brown, Joan Wilson, Tammie Pratt 58 CLUBS Letter men The Lettermen Club's act- ivities this year included taking a group from the club up to the Far West Basketball Classic, also they ran the annual auction at the Carnival. Half of the proceeds'from the auction went to the club's funds which they used to aid the Athletic Depart- ment. Later on in the year, they had a bottle drive to finance a Letter- men's dinner. Officers: President- Brad Waggonerg Vice President-Eric Chastain, Treasure-Neil Heinz. Hi-Q Hi-Q, led by team captain, Frank Hladky, came in second in a league of six schools qualifying them to later compete with the top two schools from each league for the title. Later, in April, the club accepted a challenge from the KUGN Mellow Yellow. The Hi-Q team lost, but only by one question. ' TOP ROW-L-R: Nancy Hacker, Frank Hladky, Terry Glaspeyg MIDDLE ROW: Lisa Hacker, Kevin Thomas, John Elliot, Rik Wgelandg BOTTOM ROW: Advisor Richard Adams, Jamie Hardisty, Bruce Bondurant, Steve Storz. BLA started out the year with a nary sale to raise money to l the state leadership and skills rence. rch they had twelve students te 1n the district skills contest, n Cottage Grove. Melva rs Tammie House and Brad were selected to go on and te at the state contest in April. 1 r actlvities included an evening on in the Spring honoring the members. rs this year were: President- Smlthg Wee President-Melva rs Secratary-Tammie Houseg ter Sharon Grant, Parlemen- Tereasa Ross. Crabtree Sher1Pasley mlth BOTTOM ROW r Bette Hack, Mary Hoff- errl Campbell, Teresa Sharon Grant. ROW, L-R: Melva Blowers, I' 9 ' 3 S 9 : o 1' CLUBS 59 Ascension This years fantastic Ascensions group took all of the first place trophies at the various contests. They were the first group ever from P.H. who accomplished this. A few of their many songs were f'Doodle - Oodle A - capella , Where Is Lovev, and Goodbye Love .' QC BACK ROW: Director Jim Steinberger, Jill McKelvy, Bart Pratt Denette Hoover Brett Barry Laurie Allred Martyn Lindley SECOND ROW: Dave Lemke, Scott Woodland Dixie Larson Eric Land Leah Thomas Kenneth McClusky Anna Neet. THIRD ROW: Jeff Brown, Becky Smith, Lenny Staley Jill Burbee Scott Williams FRONT ROW Mike Baumgartner, Mark Nealon, Mamie Amundson, John Litson Shannon Kesey Alan Peet RHYTHM SECTION Konni Campbell at the piano, Dennis Greenwoodg at the drums and Julie Schluckebier at the bass keyboard K -5 75. AJ' sr 'ff S wi a. The Ascensions in Concert performance at the '78 Pleasant Hill Vocal Jazz Festival. b. During the California tour, some of the members of the group attended a pro baseball game. c. Jim Steinberger points an accusing finger at keyboard bass player Julie Schlucklebier fdj e. The group shows different attitudes toward their director's comments. 'ws-nw--u....v-.... Inseam tang- MUSIC 61 New Beginning New Beginning competed at the following vocal jazz fest- ivals: Pleasant Hill, where they took 2nd, Newport, where they placed 3rd, and Mt. Hood, where they competed aga- inst other non-mixed groups. The rhythm section consists of: Julie Schluckabier, at the piano, Duane Mathews, at the drums, and Tawni Anderf son, at the keyboard bass . Back row: Director Jim Stein- berger, Cindy Chase, Konni Campbell, Pam Greenwood, Sandra Woodland, Jan Brewer. Third row: Jana Deford An gela Fenley, Laura Burton Susan Jones Melanie Shrock Second row: Barb Bantz, Elaina Siroshton, Kelly Con- elly, Kara McKelvy. Front row: Juleigh Thompson, Shelley Berg, Julie Hopper- stead, Stormy Tyler. 62 NEW BEGINNINGS Vocal Ensemble Vocal Ensemble had several contests and some members of the group competed in the area Solo and Ensemble Competition. Director Jim Steinberger directs the group in one of their various numbers. YW'- Sl lvu .CK ROW: Jim Steinberger. SECOND ROW: Tricia Hoffman, Perry Tendick Konnie Campbell, Jeff Brown, Jill Burbee, dy Funke. FRONT ROW: Lori Nail, Anna Neet, Sue Murray, Suzie Parker, Jill McKelvy. NIUSIC 63 BACK ROW: Denette Hoover, Kelly Connley, Shelly Berg, Ken McKlusky, Scott Williams, Dave Cone, Mike Baumgartner, Jeff Brown, Eric Land, Andy Hoffman, Tawndy Shelly, Jill Burbee, Karen Baltzer, Pam Greenwood. FOURTH ROW: Jill McKelvy, Tammy Smith, Kara McKelvy, Julie Hopperstead, Perry Tendick, Lael Pruitt, Brett Barry, Mark Nealon, Bill Michealson, Mike Jacobson, Dianah Thompson, Angela Finley, Shannon Kesey. THIRD ROW: Elaina Siroshton, Roxanne Trivett, Mary Shove, Greg Miles, Dave Lemke, Alan Peet, Laura Burton, Mary Mussen, Sheri Longobardo, Sandra Woodland. SECOND ROW: Shana Babbs, Stormy Tyler, Andy Funke, Dan Parr, Paul Burton, Ada Stallsworth, Anna Neet, Mary MacGreger, Jana Deford, FRONT ROWE Cheryl Volmer John Burbee, Mark Burbee, Kory Kilgore, Heidi Hook. Acappella Acappella Choir's major performance this year was Briga- doon , a musical production put on jointly by the theatre and music department. In addition the choir performed at three concerts. To the left: Acappella members Stormy Tyler, An ela E Fenley, Laura Burton, and Heidi Hook gather round accompanist Konnie Campbell. 64 ACAPPELLA . Concert Band The Concert Band started out nice and easy this year, with the Fall Concert, then, on to the Christmas Concert. But Concert Band really has the spirit, approximately 30 out of the 46 members devoted their time to performing in the Pep Band at the various Pleasant Hill games. To wind up the year, they also performed at the Winter and Spring Concerts. Along with the two concerts, they went on a tour and also competed in a few solo ensemble contests. Kenny Sprague melodiously plays for Brigadoon. FRONT ROW, L-R: Valerie Wilson, Roxanne Trivett, Patty Harris, Peggy Karotko, Kathy McCan, Terri Pyron, Lisa Hacker, Heidi Hook, Jennifer Wright, Shana Babbs. SECOND ROW: Kim Fox, Debbie Whipple, Sheri Pasley, Mike Rogers, Joan Wilson, Heather Land, Melva Blowers, Carla Smeltzer, Peter Anderson, Barb Batson, Lori Chaffin. THIRD ROW: Ron Williams, Mike Charland, Ann Spies, Andy Shrank, Wilma Crabtree, Tammy Flemming, Steve Burkhart, Darren Mulloy, Wes Myer, Lance Stanley. FOURTH ROW: Dick Smith, Lisa Burkhart, Nathan Morris, Kevin Moch, Dave Luce, Richard Flattum, Kevin Kilgore, Greg Powell, Danny Parr, Ron Richie, Perry Tendick. MUSIC 65 Stage Band Stage Band has really been busy this year. To start it all off, they had three or four concerts to do during the whole year. They held the Second Annual Pleasant Hill Jazz Festival at Pleasant Hill. Also, the Band made several different trips away from the school. The Band went to Vancouver, Washington, and a trip to Bandon, Ore., in which they did not compete. Even though they were busy, they still had a fun and exciting year. Eric Paapenan gets down on his solo at the 'Solar Jazz Spotlight', the last Stage band concert of the year. A M133 FRONT ROW, L-R: Laurie Allred, Lance Jones SECOND ROW: Steve Burkhardt, Darren Mulloy, Valerie Wilson THIRD ROW: Ken Sprague, Jeff Greer, Dennis Greenwood, Wes Moloney FOURTH ROW: Kevin Kilgore, Scott Woodland, Tammy Fleming, Ann Spies, Director Mike Wiggins FIFTH ROW: Eric Paapanen, Kevin Moch, Richard Flattum, Eric Stowell, Lisa Burkhardt. 66 IVIUSIC a. 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The dance was a success and every- one had a good time dancing to the music of SHANIKO. a. Senior Queen Leslie Sharp. b. Junior Princess Linda Morris. c. Sophomore Princess Rhonda Jackson. d. Freshman Princess Molly Cantrell. e. Brad Waggoner and Jeff Greer apprehensively await the arrival of the court, while Sheri Cordon and Kris Hen- dricks give last minute instructions. f. Queen Leslie Sharp shows off her roses and crown after the coronation. H The flaming P.H. is shown in the back- ground as Sophomore Princess Rhonda Jackson and her escort Jeff Brown are about to approach the Homecoming Cere- mony in their white Cadilac. b. Junior Princess Linda Morris and escort Isaac Babbs leave their Bentley and approach the Crowning Ceremony. c. Freshman Princess Molly Cantrell and escort Mike Jacobson face the evening with pride and glamour. d. The Billie fans await another run-through of one of Cory Kilgores fam- ous signs. e. Cheering on the Billies is the Pep Club. HONIECOIVIING 73 a. Angela Fenley and John Burbee dance in the Junior class Dance-a-Thon. b. Very involved in his work is Duane Mathews. c. Here a few members of the Dance Team express their craziness during Spirit Week. Cand ids .XA 4 74 CANDIDS I W- vi-v . .Q I Y a. DougGraham, student body President and Coast Guard Academy appointee, shows his mature behavior at P.H.H.S. b. People examine objects d'Art on display at the Art Sale held by the Art Club. c. People waiting for their bus or ride indulge in activities like chatting with friends or blowing humungous bubbles QKim Fox, Lower Leftj. T i V -'in sw I' K Q W me 'f YFL ' V4 ' s. The iracle Worker Helen Keller Annie Sullivan Katie Keller Captain Keller James Keller Aunt Ev Wnme Anagnos Doctor Angela Standley Liz Chambers Sheri Cordon Bob Griggs Doug Graham Leanne Mlddlebusher Terry Pyron Terry Pannler Kent Boles Q La a. Annie Sullivan fLiz Chambersl shows the young Helen Keller how to spell doll. b. Katie fSheri Cordonj trys to protect and comfort her handicapped daughter Helen, played by 8th grader Angela Standly. c. Annie opens a gift that was given to her by her blind friends. d. Katie fSheri Cordonj trys to get her husband Captain Keller fBob Griggsj to control his anger against their son Jimmy CDoug Grahamj. PLAYS XX. X. jf l. Hang on the Bell ,Nellie Ambrose Finely ....... Danny Firmheart ........ Kitty Murine ........... Nellie Finely ............... Prudence Purewater ............. ........ Pearl Murine ........................... ........ Handsome Jack Vaselino ........ ........ Dirty McKenzie .............. Jim Mainstay .................... Sheriff John Watt ....... Kevin Thomas Alan Peet ........Juleigh Thompson Tammy Flemming Dennette Hoover Julie Clark Jamie Hardisty Rick Clark Dale Gransbury Dan Parr li P I iq x Mi . sax, a. Kitty fJuleigh Thompsonj tries to seduce the hero Jim Mainstay fDale Gransburyj. b. The Villain, Handsome Jack Vaselino fJaime Hardistyl bursts into the saloon in search of Nellie. c. Nellie fTammy Flemingj screams as Handsome Jack grabs her. d, In the Hgreat American Dramal' Terry Glaspey begs for Eric Chastain's forgiveness. PLAYS 77 ' u 3 , . Q -.4'-.J Tommy Albright .... L Barry Jeff Douglas .............. lvnae Rogers Jane Ashton .............. Konni Campbell Fiona Maclaren ......... Dennette Hoover Jean Maclaren ........... Jill McKelvy Andrew Maclaren ..... Jeff Brown Archie Beaton .......... Mike Baumgartner Harry Beaton ........... Sam Marcus Mr. Lundie ............... Dave Lemke Charlie Dalrymple .... Marty Lindley Angus McGuffie ....... Dan Parr Meg Brockie ............. Laurie Allred Sandy Dean .............. Paul Burton Frank ....................... Rik Vigeland Maggie Anderson ...... Angela Fenley PLAYS 79 I1 the Road The Ascensions had a busy year on the road. They traveled to Stevenson, Wash., and Newport and Portland, Oregon to com- pete in various contests. Then they took the trip long waited for, a nine day tour to California. The tour was packed with things to do and see. Universal Studios, China Town and Dis- neyland were among a few places they visited. They performed at four schools in the Los Angelos and San Francisco area and at Disneyland. They had a very good year and it will surely be remembered for years to come by the members of Ascensions if 514, 521.1 :..ulllSl X 3 Q I INSMA 2 . W.i3 a. Marty Lindley and Dixie Larson find that long bus rides to California can affect the way you act. b. Julie Schluckebier, Jill Burbee and Becky Smith enjoy the Char- actor parade coming up Main Street in Disneyland. c. Tigger takes time out to visit with a few Ascension Mem- bers. d. A few members take out time for lunch and prepare themselves for the rest of their stay at Disneyland. e. Marty Lindley, Scott Glick and Alan, Peet get a chance to relax before the long day and competition ahead of them at Mt. Hood. f. The busdriver, Allison for the As- censions California trip obviously had a good time with the group. g. Ascensions performing in the prelimin- aries at Mt. Hood Vocal Jazz Festival. h. The Ascensions pose for a picture following their performance in the preliminaries. ,Amid N .,-. B pfsgwp . Ag 3 a. New Beginning did very well in competition this year you can see why with rehearj sals like these. b. New Be- ginning expresses emotion and feeling while compet- ing in the preliminaries at Mt. Hood. More On the Road Outstanding Chemistry Student ....... I am aWinner Awards Assembly The motto fo the Awards Assembly was I'm a Winner! This typifies the spirit of this evening assembly at which the outstanding students in the various academic, sports, citizenship, arts, and service areas are presented with plaques, trophies, and certificates to honor their achievements. ACADEMIC Outstanding Science Student ....... ...... Outstanding Math Students ......... ...... Outstanding Business Students ....... ...... . ......... Kevin Kilgore ..Frank Hladky ..Kevin Kilgore Neal Heinz Andy Schrenk ..Faye Smith Tammy House Brad Lewis Geography Club Award to the Most Improved Student ........................................ Marty Roche National Honor Society Scholarship ............ Becky Smith Writer of the Year ............................. ...... American Legion Girls State ....... Outstanding Senior Boy and Girl ..... Fiction ......... Short Fiction ........ Poetry ....... Outstanding Senior Athletes ....... 90 AWA R DS WRITING CONTEST .Brad Waggoner ........Angela Fenley Sheri McGregor . ......... Eric Chastain Laurie Allred .......lst place----Brad Waggoner 2nd place--Brad Waggoner 3rd place--Alice Stowell ......lst place----Erik Stowell 2nd place-Eric Chastain 3rd place--Rik Larson ......lst place---Eric Chastain 2nd place-Tereasa Ross 3rd place- SPORTS Julie Hopperstad Brad Waggoner Becky Smith THE ARTS Drama Student of the Year ......... Outstanding Lead Role ...... Outstanding Minor Role. ...... . Excellence in Script-writing ......... Outstanding Artist .......... Most Improved Artist ......... Art Service Award ....................... Instrumental Director's Award .... John Phillip Sousa Award ....... Louis Armstrong Jazz Award ...... Vocal Director's Award ............... Steve Storz ........Terry Glaspey Laurie Allred ........Rik Vigeland Terri Pyron ........Brad Waggoner ........Cory Kilgore ........Sharon Barr ........Eric Land ...... Val Wilson Tammy Flemn ........ Darren Mulloy ........ Jin Burbee K Ella Fitzgerald Vocal Jazz Award ......... ..... B rett Barry Arlan Award .........................,........ ..... L aurie Allred National School Choral Award .... Frederic Chopin Piano Award ........ ........ ..... Dennette Hoov Konni Campbel SERVICE TO THE SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY Outstanding Citizens Award ........ Outstanding Citizen Service to Pleasant Hill High School ............ Club of the Year ............. Billie Cup ......... ........Frank Hladky Tammie Pratt Mrs. Nancy Stale ........Geography Club Pep Club Freshman Class SCHOLARSHIPS Oregon Scholars: Melody Aarestad, Doug Graham, Scott Chambers, Lisa Hacker, Eric Chastain, Frank Hladky. Distinguished American Scholars: Melody Aarestad, Eric Chastain, Frank Hladky, Laurie Allred, Doug Graham, Denette Hoover, Scott Chambers, Lisa Hacker, Val Wilson. Scholarship Recognition: Melody Aarestad - Elks Scholarship Finalist - 3rd place Laurie Allred - Dad's Scholarship Alternate OSU Oregon College of Ed. Music Grant Eric Chastain - Naval Academy Appointment, NROTC Scholarship U. of Colorado, George-Pacific Scholarship Doug Graham - Naval Academy Appointment, Coast Guard Academy Appointment, NROTC Scholarship Duke University Frank Hladky - West Point Appointment, NROTC Scholarship-U. of Rochester Denette Hoover - Northern Colorado University Music Grant, Basic Education Opportunity Grant Cindy Kraft - Lane Electric Co-op LCC Scholarship Tammie Pratt - Lane Community College Scholarship Scott Williams - U.S. National Bank Scholarship-University of Oregon Brad Waggoner receives one of his many awards for writing. Julie Hopperstad is elated with her award for poetry. AWARDS 91 Promi78 Valley River Inn was the setting for this years Junior- Senior Prom. The band Shaniko helped out to make it a success. The Theme was Saturday in the Park and Julie George was the queen with escort Lance Jones. I - Q K3 .K a. The prom court dances showing emotion. b. Ju- leigh Thompson and John Strub express the old fash- ioned theme of the prom. PROM COURT-L-R: Chuck Katter, Dixie Larson, Brett Barry, Chris Cantrell, Lance Jones, Julie George, Marty Lindley Kris Hendricks, Tammy Flemming, Reggie Church. c. The chaperones watch with curio- sity about the thi- ngs going on. d. A piece of the action! Dancers boogie to Shaniko. e. Queen Julie George gets crowned by Sam Marcus, as Lance looks aff- ectionately on. N'-vg,ML 5 liz 3 . 56' efrifliftifaytf .. 4. f f. Lance and the camera. g. Sheri Mc- Gregor with date Tom Cordon put their vote in the ballot box. PROIVI 93 94 CAMP LANE Camp Lane Week 1 Camp Lane is the outdoor school for fifth graders and high school students are used as counselors. The counselors are picked by interviews and then attend several classes prior to camp to go over their lesson plans for the classes they teach at camp. The classes include Water Study, Animals, Plants, and Soil. The afternoon classes are First Aid, Survival, and Map and Compass. The week isn't all work, there is also a little time for fun. a. Isaac Babbs listens to a few questions from a few of his student-campers. b. Jeff Sheffel explains the uses of a forester's map. c. The first week counselors were: BACK ROW-L-R: Paul Burton, Andy Hoffman, Vicki Postles, Sam Marcus, Isaac Babbs, Zane Keseyg FRONT ROW: Maureen Slusher, Laura Burton, Liz Chambers, Jeff Sheffel, and Sheri McGregor. QSM? was Nz' wig ls xv lg: 4,L-JW, Mm M J'wf'k'Tl.5d X 'f.7' 'N Q io'-f.5'23IS' ' tk QW J' , I 3 5 X - tj? X Eifg. wif: ' Q LV? yi' ,J ,ri I . . v . . : N-3, 2 '-., ' 3 'uf-f , s ' ie g - ,. K! f, ' . . ' Y ' ' YI: Qi N 1. 4 x. X '. . N JI ' if 'aj A Y 1 Q- M . fx 1. 2 ' ' . ' , ' K. ' K if , A ,fy Q' 'jlgx 5 ,W if R, e 1 Y F1 . ,gk . , 1 - M, 5 -' 4 . ' 'A :E ii 4' 1 H . '52 .5 A 5 ' 5 fr JI Q-fs' f in KJ ,S I ..k, A - 5cZiI '- V' . xl' . QQ W Q - . fffzvsd' ' --ff ,my-x ,.a..L-M., nf 1 -, V - 1..gLL.l'..sm j-..:nfJJ,e.,1-.xsx.'-'.:vm.:1'tx'..:e12M.ef.s-'.rv2:1..mm-.21 -xf..'.. -wwf . Fore try This year the Forestry Skills Day was held in Bend at Central Oregon Community College on May 6th, Com- peting from Pleasant Hill were: Jeff Cone, Roger John- son, John Nikitins, Ron Williams, Roger Bain, Jeff Kirk, Lori Nail, Jay Smith, Dale Pannier, Robin Richardson, Dan White, Randy Yow, Steve Jenness, and Don Ship- man. The Team finished 7th in overall competition. a. Jay Smith did his personal best in the Tree Climb- ing competition. b. Lori Nail and Wes Wood placed 2nd in the 2-man Jack and Jill Handsaw competition. c. Viewing one of his students in action is the forestry teacher Ralph Perkins. d. Jeff Cone sets a choker on the giant log provided at the skills day. e. A few of Pleasant Hills winners, L-R: Robin Richardson, Randy Yow, Roger Bain, Wes Wood. 3... H A-W . x. ' 'xi' . .sy . J 23 9 ---- 'rg ga ' g 9 , ji, Vg . X3 - ', ,.,,-'X-I-,,l'? ' we affix' Candid a. Relaxing dangerously is Joey Grimm on the garbage can. b. Sheri Cordon and Dixie Larson express their friendship back to back. c. Even though entriged in a conversation, Lori Glade and Lesia Nail continue: their sewing projects. d. Mark Mills helps clean up the art room. e. During Spirit Week Marty Lindley and Kris Hendricks enjoy their crazy attire, as well as eachothers company. fn 1' jp. Xi., CANDIDS 97 Varsity Rai ly Who could forget this rally? They brought spirit and spunk and the joy of having fun back into Pleasant Hill High. Not to mention always supporting the teams. During football season the girls would take water or punch out to the players after practices and then made cake trains for basketball players. They had several fund raising projects such as sno-cones, buttons, and magazine prescription sellings. Their favorite motto for the year was Go Bananas! a. Sheri Cordon, Juleigh Thompson, and Angela Fenley strut for a Pep Assembly. b. Senior Rally member Kris Hendricks gives the camera her charming smile. c. Juleigh Thompson fires up the crowd for the Homecoming game. d. Rally Queen Tammy Flemming leads the crowd. 102 RALLY I ..,' -in M, XM ' i 6 f 7 - Qu A 1 ,, 'ik' , f wvnh A f Q 4 ' 'p, ., 2 .fr f ,Ir 4 'J If ' M ,TQ fl Q ,H , J Q Ha K Q 5 i 2 ..-TQ ' it 1 Nfw? -'G m f . .. -, My : Am, J V Rally The Junior Varsity Rally was very supportive of the team. They made signs for games and had things baked to give to the players after practice. The girls put lots of originality into their cheers like, Breaker 1 -- 9 , a take-off of the ever-popu- lar CB talk. The only girl on JV Rally with f prior experience was Debbie Whipple. She has been a cheerleader for two years previously. Deg Debbie was also the only one of the four girls able to attend rally camp in the summertime. She brought back several creative ideas used by the squad. JV Rally also performed a skit and did cheers at the Pep Assemblies. a. Raise your Spirit! , yells Debbie and Heidi. b. TOP, L--R: Lisa Minton, Debbie Whipple, BOTTOM: Heidi Hook, Roxanne Trivett. Freshman Rally This Freshman Rally will probably be most appreciated by the players and coaches. The girls rode the players' bus quite often to the away games, and were always there to i SUpP01't the team- Heidi, Elaina, and Mary came up with cute ideas and slogans for signs that decorated the halls throughout football and basketball. f A X a. Freshman Rally packs up. b. Getting it together. c. You tell em' Elaina. E f A d. Left -- Right. Heidi Hendricks, Elaina Shiroshton, ,V Q and Mary Shove. .Wg I, X L gawlia, L ,gif 45.6 'iff e eg 2 as .. in .A - - - 7 8156 ' a 3-gg y WL, ..-, 1 5, Wg? . . ,hw N .M My il .... gm M h 4 iees 1 jk 1 'e' 4 sly -:fe t L.-A v, RALLY IO5 Dance Team The Dance Team for '77-'78 was involved in foot- ball and basketball. Dance Team got off to a slow start during football season. Then basketball start- ed up and Dance Team started to move. Move is exactly what they did. Some of their most memor- able routines were Night Fever and Roller- coaster . They performed at nearly every football game and only missed one basketball game. 'They also put on a Pep Assembly. They had some money-raising projects. They were two dances and a bowl-a-thon. Dance Team mem- bers had alot of support from the student body and raised S150.00. a. Dance Team Captains Leslie Sharp and Laurie Davie perform for both crowds. b. Dance Team members Holly Cantrell, ShannonKesey, Laurie Davie and-Melanie Law perform a special Valen- tines Day drill. K X A VNS s . 'm ii, 'if A' N xxi 2 r E- , a. K , Q.trE.ff1g..G. 1 ' X nc' --...,,,-M-L ,,.. - Av' 5 Dance Team consisted of 9 members, L to R: Holly Cantrell, Shannon Kesey, Laurie Davie, Liz Chambers, Melanie Law, Maureen Slusher, Tammy Smith. Leslie Sharp and Lori Walker are not pictured. I06 DANCE TEAM i -nal ' ASL N... Q Pyron, Jill Burbee, Diana Crouse, Liz Chambers, Shannon Kesey, Angela Sheri McGregor, Jan Brewer, Lisa Minton, Heidi Hendricks, Denisa Laurie Davie, Melanie Law, Cindie Tucker, Miss Luehring, Kathy Mc Chris Abbey, Teri Porter, Barb Batson, TaWI1i Anderson, Gina Chase, Cory Kilgore, Beth Creager, Pam Nice, Dianah Thompson, Val Roxanne Trivett, Heidi Hook, Laree Pruitt, Julie Hopperstad, Mary Elena Siroshton, Cara McKelvy, Anna Neet, Kathy Hammond, Julie Tammy Smith, Debbie Whipple. Lana Catlin, Linda Morris, Peggy Karotko, Phyllis Robinson, Sheri Longo- Pep Club Pep Club was very active this year. To raise money they had a ham raffle and a car wash With this money they sponsored a Valen- tines Dance which for the first time a Sweet heart Court was nominated. It consisted of a prince and princess from each class. They had a canned food drive at Christmas time. They also had Pep Pals for the second year. Upper Left: Pep Club supports the rally and team at a Creswell-Pleasant Hill Basket- ball game. Officers: Pres.-Juleigh Thompson, V. Pres.- Kris Hendricks, Sec-Treas.-Sheri McGregor, Parl.-Julie Schluckebier. CS? fu 5lQ ' 'B K Juleigh Thompson, Tammy Flemming, Becky Smith, Kris Hendricks, Lisa Minton makes a special Valentines Day sign f her Pep Pal Bobby George. CLUBS 107 'NA as wfv W 4:- i .. .--44.4 ! W Q0 Q l Qs hr- Varsity Football The Billie Football Team did not have a winning season this year, but the team worked hard and played as a whole unit. The Billies were in a tough position this year with the new Sky-Em league formed matching the old Skyline teams of South Umpqua, Douglas, Sutherlm and Glide against the dissolved Emerald League teams of Marist, Creswell, Oakridge, and Pleasant Hill. Out of this league came the state champion, South Ump- qua team. Marist, also a member of the Sky-Em league was rated no. 8 in the state. The co-captains for the Billies this year were Jeff Greer and Brad Wag- goner. Offensive guard Jeff Greer and defensive lineman Brian Miles were selected 2nd team All-League, and Brad Waggoner, Bobby George, and Kevin Cumiford received All- League Honorable Mention. RIGHT: Pam Greenwood and Peggy Karatko clap as the team is introduced at the Homecoming Pep Assembly. Back row l to r: Lance Jones, Mike Kalious, Bryan Smith, Jaime Hardisty, Kevin Cumi- ford, Brian Miles, Mike Char- land. Second row: Coach Bob George, Jeff Greer, Brad Waggoner, Roger Bain, Frank Hladky, Eric Chastain, Coach Bill Neal, Coach Tom Hartig. Bottom row: Man- ager Ron Williams, Scott Chamgers, Lester Watkins, Bobby George, Manager John Gailey, Larry Catlin. 110 FOOTBALL .1 Varsity Scoreboard P.H 8 14 6 28 20 8 6 8 0 OPP. Elmira 6 Junc. City 22 Sutherlin 1 3 Creswell 0 Glide 27 Douglas 28 Oakridge 34 Marist 14 South Umpqua 49 a. With five opponents after him, Brad Waggoner fights for yardage. b. Kevin Cumiford latches on to the football while Jeff Greer 1625 and Bryan Smith look for men to block. c. De- fensive back Lester Watkins jostles for the football with one of Marist's ends. FOOTBALL Ill a. Billies, Roger Bain, Jaime Hardisty, and Mike Kalious warch the intense action of the game. b. Scott Cham- bers stretches for the football with Marist defensivemen tailing him. c. Sliding past one Elmira opponent, Bry- an Smith turns upfield for a big gain. d. Frank Hlad- ky trys to block a punt on fourth down to keep Mar- ist deep in its own terri- tory. e. Coach George di- rects play on the field. 'f9W'f7' 1 12 FOOTBALL JV Football The J.V. football team was stricken by a lack of players and experience. The result was a losing season. Head Coach Tom Rhody said, 'The guys learned football is a complicated team sport that takes a lot of hard work! Coach Rhody also added that the boys showed a good closing effort in the final game against Oakridge, leaving them with a 0-7 win- loss record for the year. a. Coach Rhody tries to spark the offense by giving instruction to backs and ends. b. Quarterback Scott Pedigo leads the offense in pre-game warm-ups. SCOREBOARD RH- OPP. 0 Elmira 6 0 Marist 18 0 Sutherlin 8 0 South Umpqua 36 6 Creswell 18 0 Glide 26 8 Douglas 18 0 Oakridge 20 BACK: Assistant Coach Steve Smith, Coach Tom Rhody, Bob Coleman, Dale Pannier, Scott Stinson, Mike Watkins, Zane Kesey, Scott Pedigo. FRONT: Allen Foy, Doug Hamm, Jeff Brown, Matt Buehler, Dave Simms. FOOTBALL Frosh Football SCOREBOARD P.H. OPP- 0 Marist 16 22 Central Linn 14 16 Creswell 0 26 Elmira 8 6 Creswell 0 20 Oakridge 12 The Frosh Football team had a very successful season this year only losing one game to Marist 16-0 making it only their second loss since they began playing together in 7th grade. a. Special awards were given to left to right- John Burbee, Rick Baszler, Kurt Pratt, William Franklin, Vince Church. Not pictured Greg Miles, Les Bagwell. b. Freshman Rally has fun doing their job. BACK: Lee Ekstrom, Rick Baszler, Larry Korte, Mike Watson, William Franklin, Mike Jacobson, MIDDLE: Coach Melby, David Patterson, Rick Clark, Ron Richie, Greg Miles, John Burbee, George Graham, Coach Sted- man, BOTTOM: Kurt Pratt, Mark Burbee, Ken Bastain, Vince Church, Nathan Morris II4 FOOTBALL JV Volleyball This years J.V. teams were very enthusiastic even though they didn't have successful seasons. The J.V. 1 team was fairly young, having 2 freshmen and 5 sophomores. The J.V. 2 team had 4 freshmen and 2 sophomores. Coach Underwood is looking forward to the developement of these 2 teams. a. ANTICIPATION! Shelly, Lisa and Terri. b. Kim doubts coach's advise. SCOREBOARD J.v.1 J.V. 2 J.V. 1 J.V. 2 OPP. OPP. l 2 Elmira 2 1 1 South Umpqua 2 0 Douglas 3 0 O Sutherlin 3 3 0 l Creswell 3 2 2 2 Oakridge 0 l 1 l Marist 2 2 l 0 South Umpqua 2 l 2 Douglas 1 O 0 Sutherlin 2 2 O 0 Glide 2 3 0 0 Creswell 3 3 l 0 Oakridge 2 2 1 0 Marist 2 3 JV TEAM 1: BACK ROW, L-R: Val Mathews, Lynette JV TEAM 2: BACK ROW, L-R: Susan Kalious Lisa Slusher, Pam Nice, Coach Jack Underwoodg FRONT: Burkhart, Sheri Paisly, Coach Jack Underwood, FRONT Susan Jones, Lisa Jernigan, Kim Fox, Tamby Laisure. Lori Chaffin, Debbie Whipple, Beth Craiger. I D H6 Varsity Volleyball The girls Varsity Volleyball team won 2 of 15 games this year. This record shows little of the amount of work and time spent by each girl. This year's team was fairly young. It consisted of 6 sophomores, 3 juniors, and l senior, Becky Smith. Because the team was so young, they didn't have the experience needed to be a winning team. But Coach Van Roekel says, 'This year.'s team has the potential to win in the future? 'Most Valuable' player was Ann Spies. Juniors Maureen Slusher and Linda Morris were voted 'Most lnspirationali Linda was also 'High Scorer'. The 'Most Improved' player was Karen Baltzer. UL Q L-R BACK ROW: Coach Delva Van Roekel, Pam Green wood, Karen Balt- zer, Maureen Slu- sher, Kim Need- ham, Becky Smith. FRONT ROW: Linda Morris, Lorie Walker, Janet Faught, Rhonda Jackson, Ann Spies. VOLLEYBALL 14 sax 4, ' I ,, Q! ,r,1.A 1 f i a. Ann Spies looks disgusted with the happenings. b. Smiling wide are Captain Becky Smith and Coach. c. Ayyy.. Most Inspirational Maureen and Linda look real tough. d. In action Ann Spies is up for the spike. e. Fighting the opponents with raised hands are Kim and Ann. f. Huddled for a Victory! 1 'Q' , L., f ' , , 1 is Q 45 xg 1 s i , nu-1 K '- ,L .1 VARSITY ,ig 3. VOLLEYBALL SCOREBOARD OPP. Elmira 2 South Umpqua 3 Douglas 2 Sutherlin 2 Glide 2 Creswell 2 Oakridge 2 Marist 3 South Umpqua 2 Douglas O F Sutherlin 1 i 1 Glide 2 0 Creswell 3 1 Oakridge 2 0 Marist 3 1 VOLLEYBALL II7 H8 Cross Country The Billie Cross Country squad had one of its stronger teams this year, compared to past years. The team was composed of one freshman, six sophomores two Juniors and a lone senior, Paul Buehler. With sophomore Kevin Morris leading the way with a 10th place finish in the district final, the young harriers finished fifth ln the lea gue, which was dominated by the Southern schools of the newly-formed Sky-Em league. At the fall cross country banquet, junior Kent Boles, the most consistent runner, was named Most Valuble Player. Sopho more Kevin Morris received the Most Improved award from Coach Bob Darling. For the second time ever, there was a girls cross country team. Student tea- cher Pat Rarrick, volunteered his ser- vices to coach them. Although the girls didn't have a complete team, they improved endividualy throughout the season. SCOREBOARD P.H. OPP. 31 Glide 24 15 Marist Inc. 27 S. Umpqua 28 17 Creswell 45 32 Oakridge 23 38 Sutherlin 21 27 S. Umpqua 28 36 Douglas 21 37 S. Umpqua 23 15 Marist Inc. 34 Central Linn 22 18 Creswell 40 31 Oakridge 26 43 Douglas 18 45 Glide 18 a. Kevin Morris paces Randy Chastain, Isaac Babbs, and Wes Maloney through the first part of P.H.'s 5,000 meter cross country course. b. At the start of the District Cross Country meet held at L.C.C., Billie harriers wait intently for the sound of the gun. c. L to R: Paul Buehler, Peter Anderson, Jeff Gielish, Row 2: Coach Bob Darling, Dewey Heisma, Kevin Morris, Lance Stanley, Row 3: Wes Maloney, Randy Chastain, Kent Boles, Isaac Babbs, CROSSCOUNTRY a. Paul Buehler and Wes Maloney keep pace with each other. b. Coach Darling and Dewey Heisma look toward next year. c. Randy Chastain stretches his mind and body for the coming race. d. Kevin Morris and Kent Boles are with the pack at the beginning of the Sutherlin meet. e. L to R: Lana Catlin, Coach Bob Darling, Cathy Allison, Cory Kilgore. CROSS COUNTRY Varsity Basketball The Billies with seven lettermen, ran up a 5 win-3 loss record early in the season. Most of the way through league, the Bill had a medicore 4 win-6 loss record, but, won four in a row to wrap up third place in the league and gain momentum going into the league tournament. The Billies had an overall successful season but failed to gain a bid to the state tournament. They finished third in the tough Sky Em League with a 8 win-6 loss record in league play. First and second teams in the league were Marist, which won first place, and Douglas which won fourth place at state. After regualr league play, all the teams in the league participated in the Sky-Em tournament to determine which teams would represent the league in the state tournament. Pleasant H1ll's first opponent was South Umpqua which they defeated 60-57. In semifinal action they ran intt the tough Douglas Trojans who knocked the Billies out of the tournament 69-55. At the winter sports banquet, awards were given to the following: Senior Goug Graham for Most Inspirational Player Junior Randy Klohn was named Most Improved, Senior Roger Condos was named Most Valuable Player. Condos led the team in scoring and rebounding with 15.0, 9.5 average respectively, which also helped him gain second team All-League honors. a Coach Neher discusses strategy before the opening tip off of a play-off game. b Roger Condos and Bryan Smith head up court after recovering a loose ball. SCOREBOARD Reedsport Elmira Junction City Harrisburg Central Linn Junction City Central Linn Elmira Sutherlin Marist Douglas Creswell Oakridge Glide South Umpqua Sutherlin Marist Douglas Creswell Glide Oakridge South Umpqua South Umpqua Douglas BASKETBALL OPP. 65 68 46 50 73 77 44 65 43 48 70 42 77 59 48 65 69 82 58 69 48 59 57 69 ' ' , Aw.. , J ' I L, N5 ..., ze Ms'-. t It . ' ., ' . K 8-.-..v--1-w:.,mw,,M -e-e',,,,,V-f:5i'Qg-as, .. , g I ff ,Q S-'-i.T5'j5 5cZ, S J 4 I:-'19, -H ----'iii .444 a. Junior Kevin Cumiford puts up a sure two points. b. Erik Stowell tears down a rebound from the grasp of teammate Randy Klohn and two Sutherlin players. ITTOM ROW-L-R: Marty Lindley, Scott Glick, Doug Graham, Lester Watkins, Jeff Sheffel, Scott Williams. P ROW-L-R: Head Coach Ron Neher, Neal Heinz, Kevin Cumiford, Bryan Smith, Randy Klohn, Erik Stowell, ger Condos, Manager Dave Luce, Assistant Coach Tom Steele. BASKETBALL l2l more Varsity a. The Billies tough defense counteracts the opponent's shot b. Lester Watkins inquires about a strategic matter to Coach Neher. c. Scott Williams heads up the court under the watch- ful eye ofthe opposition's cheerleaders. d. Randy Klohn grabs another rebound. it .X N-...Q . l g et .F - -V 1 ..N-Nga.-ff' . A 'f '- ' ate... f ' .,. 2 t I22 BASKETBALL Freshmen Basketball The Freshman basketball team had an 8--12 win-loss record, but four of those losses came againest tough, unbeaten Marist. S Whether winning or losing the freshmen games were always Q close and well-fought down to the buzzer. At the winter 5 sports banquet, Vince Church was voted the Most Valuable Player, Jeff Come, Most Improvedg John Burbee, Most Inspirational. a. William Franklin lofts the ball majestically up for a free throw b. Vince Church fleftj and William Franklin go all out to tear a loose ball away from an opponent. 'x ...... AQ, ...Q W- , . ,. , RW, J fa., ,W ,X . an , Mm XX.: . FRONT ROW, L-R: John Gailey, Larry Korte, Mark Burbee, Ken Gotter, Greg Miles, Eric Seratte, John Burbee, Nathan Morris. BACK ROW, LAR: Manager Larry Roberts, Mike Jacobson, William Franklin, Jeff Cone, John Poet, Brian Hickson, Vince Church, Coach Jack Underwood. BASKETBALL 123 .IV Coach Bill Neal's J.V. Round-Ballers had a disappointing season this year, but it wasn't all bad that came from it. While the overall record was 5-17, most of the games were close. It seemed the team just could not put a whole game together. They would play a good first half and then blow it the second, or vice-versa. Individual awards were given at a banquet at the end of the season. Taking home the Most Valuable Player award was Ken McClusky, Mr. Hustle was Dewey Heinsma, Most Improved was Tim Smith, Most Inspirational was Sam Marcus, Most Dependable was Brian Miles, and Honorary Team Captain was also Brian Miles. ' 'Q-135, ,.5Lx1eesg::i sf? r . ,p .X - , y- I 4, L F af . a 1 q BASKETBALL I 5 a. Mike Ward hits the deck to take a loose ball away from an opponentls grasp. b. Isaac Babbs scrambles to pick off a stray rebound. c. Ken McClusky skys high into the air to fight for a rebound. d. An unlucky opponent tastes the consequences of shooting over Brian Miles. e. Moving inside, Ken McClusky goes up for a quick bucket. f. Coach Neal tries to regroup the J.V. team for the next quarter. I f--fad 1- '3 FRONT ROW-L to R: Dewey Heinsma, Bill Michelson, Sam Marcus. BACK ROW: Coach Bill Neal, Lance Jones, Kevin Gielish, Ken McClusky, Brian Miles, Tim Smith, Isaac Babbs, Kent Boles, Mike Ward, Manager Ron Williams. Varsity Girls Basketball The girls Varsity Basketball team had a disappointing season this year because of injuries. Despite all this, the team showed their willingness to win. On two occasions they pulled out close games, beating Oak- ridge, 30-27, and South Umpqua, 47-46. The team was lead by Debbi Eklund, the only veteran. The rest of the team was made up of sophomores, which will be back next year, ready to play. a. Debbi Eklund keeps the ball away from an aggressive opponent. b. Coach Bob Darling who was drafted as coach after the regular girl's basketball coach had to resign because of illness. c. Pam Greenwood displays after - game fatigue. b. , . -Q 128 BASKETBALL 1' xi -T? '14 -anam- CI Dex ie r .litjwliiits 2 937-3181 32133 ii? 'W is CR ESWELL, OREGON 97426 'U fi U' BUITIPER T0 BUITIPER ,M would ports professionals SCOREBOARD ' 1St rourld 2nd round P.H. Opp. P.H. Opp. 27 Sutherlin 62 24 Sutherlin 39 30. Oakridge 27 30 Oakridge 43 47 S. Umpqua 41 29 S. Umpqua 46 18 Marist 46 18 Marist 37 23 Glide 45 20 Glide 45 19 , Douglas 46 17 Douglas 45 28 Creswell 42 19 Creswell 42 TOP ROW, L-R: Kim Needham, Karen Baltzer, Pam Greenwood, THIRD ROW: Vicki Fox, Marci Parker, SECOND ROW: Debbi Eklund, Ann Spies, BOTTOM ROW: Mary Boehland, Coach Gary Smith, Lisa Burk- heart. ,l L We salute the class of 937--3406 663 Main St. Lowell The best-oriental cuisine Panda P1ZZa outside of Asia! 96 North Mill Creswell I 1 895-- 12020 C an fe Standard American Cafe Fare-- but not an ordinary cafe .... BASKETBALL 129 Girls J VBa,sketba,11 The season was a very good learning experience for the J V. Girls this year. Coach Smith says the team was loaded with talent and that with practice on fundimentals and team work, they will form a very good team a Molly Cantrell looks for an open teammate b Tawni Anderson follows through after the shot Standing L-R: Coach Gary Smith, Vicki Fox Shelley Caudell, Beth Craiger, Marcy Parker, Shana Babbs. Sitting L-R: Stacey Husky, Tawni Anderson, Kari Jernigan, Kristi Abbey and Mona Zettle. 130 BASKETBALL '78, re tling 'ty Q 3, if lit In his first year as head coach, Mr. Tom Rhody led the Billies through a very suc- cessful seasong also, he took two wrestlers Jeff Greer and Brad Waggoner, to State. The team was young and full of enthus- iasum this year. They should all return nest year and start to turn into a very good group of wrestlers. Special honors were received by Jeff Greet and Brad Waggoner when they received invitations to go to Medford and try out for a wrestling team that would travel to Iran this summer. All in all, the '78 team was good and in '79, all you can say is Look out because here come the Billies. Ui. . Q 4 Q. , ,fi , Q 6. Ex 1. f Q ll r .. 45124 . ' f -, .415 QU- .g , .- , ' . 1 ' W. 1. W A . '19Tf'f'ffiz ' . if ' j .- , . i J 7. Qfffif 5 '-jj A A' Q-2,7-.timer-ev-1ff L K M 1 hz '5 va- 9 -X ,ifiipsfrllfsffi? t Fff'?5r?,521 W' - sth fa 'l - :Tim r: fftfef. 554648 . 4 4514 p l 5 , ' ' ' . . t tsifj . f' L, xg g. .RW ' A5 A I K jg ' A X if -V ,, 0 r wi a. Dan Melhorn works desperately for his pin. b. Robert Wagnon works on arms and legs legs at the same time. Not bad,Robert! c. George Graham needs a little help from the referee getting his head gear snapped on tight. . WRESTLING 131 ore Wrestling a. Bobby George Shows his strength as begins to roll his man on his back. b. Billies show their team work by rolling up the mats after a home meet. c. Lael Pruitt concentrates hard on his next move. xx YP' TOP ROW, L - R: Manager Bart Pratt, Roger Bain, Mike Charland, Jeff Boehland, Brad Waggener, Jeff Greer, Larry catlin, Russ Woods, Wes Woods, Coach Tom Rhody. MIDDLE ROW: Joel Parker, Zane Kesey, Matt Beuhler, John Nikitins, Robert Wagnon, Jeff Land, Mark Selsby, Ron Richie. FRONT ROW: Jed Kesey, Bobby George, Lael Pruitt Dan Melhorn, Ken Bastian, Bob Coleman, Brad Guy. g , L, 9 ' f'.'fi 'B W a. Roger Bain works hard to roll his opponent on his back. Brad Waggoner works on the leg--ouch, that can be painful. c. Ken Bastian shows that being little is no handicap to a wrestler. WRESTLING 133 Varsity Baseball 4-'ai' Va, . .. ..,., ,,.,.,.., . ,f ,Q 1 i: .A .. f ., ' The Billies had a frustrating season, playing in the state's ,M 5, h , A toughest league. The Billies had what it takes to win, - ' 1' V 5 it s ,W but consistency wasn't there. The team consisted of ll .. , y 1 , fe,-gf players, including 7 Seniors. K., ,italy I in I K, ,J O iw a. Coach Noel thinks of the good things to come for Billie Baseball. b. Senior center-fielder Neal Heinz pulls ilgfl5N1ii5?'V,e in another out. BACK ROW-L-R: Coach John Noel, Roger Condos, Brian Smith, Erik Stowell, Scott Williams, Brad Lewisg FRONT ROW: Neal Heinz, Dennis Greenwood, Darren Mulloy, Mike Jacobson, Doug Graham, Mark Smith. l' . ll.. ,fm 4 , . .L A . 134 BASEBALL scoreboard a. Senior Darren Mulloy hurrles another pitch toward b. Junior Erik Stowell has to stretch to make the play PH Junction City 5 Central Linn 10 Glide 1 Junction City 8 Douglas 0 Elmira 4 Elmira 3 Oakridge 15 Harrisburg 0 South Umpqua 0 Marist 2 Creswell 4 Sutherlin 5 Glide 2 Oakridge 3 Douglas 0 Marist 5 South Umpqua 3 Creswell 3 Sutherlin the plate. at tirst. c. Senior Scott Williams connects for a base hit against league leading South Umpqua. f.-0s-. il ,Q an 5 .., ,KA NM Qf, 1 1 J V Ba eball SCOREBOARD PH OPP 10 Oakridge 9 10 Junction City 8 8 Elmira 12 12 Oakridge 13 1 1 Elmira 12 1 Creswell 0 13 Oakridge 6 19 Harrisburg 21 8 3 Marist 15 Creswell 6 8 Oakridge 13 15 Harrisburg 16 a. Sophomore Bill Michelson holds the runner on at third. b. Coach Bob Griggs and catcher Mike Watkins return from a conference with the pitcher. Q. ,V F 1- -. , - v JV .. fs , .,. -Wg, :Z ra A L i!'E1'K ' . f b. S3 -if 4 JY' Back row: L-R, Bill Michelson, Mike Watkins, Brian Long, Dale Gransbury, Gary Breedlove, Andy Zettle Coach Bob Griggs. Front row: L-R, Tim Johnson, Tom Blaton, Richard Plummer, Joel Parker, Mary Boehland Manager Ken Bastain, Rick Clark, Ken Sprague, and Dave Lemke. 136 BASEBALL Athletes' Qs, ff I Q? XX -A 5 2 X 4 ' f t t at 44 tx ' -X l,r 'M kg ,,,,,, Autographs J f 1 Q X cw K f ft NY N3 X ft 1 0 Q24 Although the girlis track team had a 2 - 5 win - loss record, they competed hard under all conditions throughout the season. With mostly underclassrnen on the team, they look forward to a much improved performance in the next couple of years. The team was led by a new comer to the program, senior transfer Christine Buehler, along with gallant sprinters Linda Morris and Becky Smith. Throughout the season, dependable Christine Buehler brough home a first place in almost every hurdle race she ran. In the end, this paid off with a second place finish at district in the 110 meter hurdles and a trip the the State Meet at Mount Hood Community College. Linda Morris and Becky Smith oftern strengthened the depth of the team by competing in three or four events in every meet. At the post - season picnic which was held at Japer Park, special awards were given to Linda Morris and Christine Buehler for Most Valuable Shana Wright and Vicki Fox for Most Improved, Cory Kilgore for Most Inspirational. BACK ROW, L - R: Cory Kilgore, Kim Needham, Linda Morris, Becky Smith, Chris Buehler, Lori Glade Shannon Kesey, Coach Gary Smith, FRONT ROW: Coach Donna Long, Terri Johnson, Shana Wright, Susan Kalious, Pam Greenwood, Suzy Parker, Vicke Fox, Kallyn Storz, Lana Catlin. TRACK jf if 2 i f X IJ 1 X I A Agia' , V .er -. . f , f fir. -5 fqf . f 4 . I iff I . f X 14'-l - 4 , ig f Ei l a. Senior Christine Buehler shows off her state - qualifying hurdling form. b. Striding gracefully along is freshman sprinter Vicki Fox. c. Kim Needham gives it her all for a couple of extra inches in the long jump. d. Freshman Shana Wright runs a smart race in the hurdles to place a surprising fourth at district. TRACK Billie Track ' 8 SKY-E Champions The '77 - '78 track team had an excellent season this year. First, they won the District Dual Meets Compe- tition with an undefeated record of 6 wins and 0 losses. Next on the list, they won the District Meet at Marist by a wide margin. Now it was on to the big time, the State AA Meet. The people qualifying for the State meet put in a week of hard practice and then headed for the State level competition at Mt. Hood Commu- nity College at Gresham. They turned in an excellent performance placing 6th in the State. One of the other major events of the season was win- ning the Oakridge Invititional Meet an Oakridge. From this meet, the team brought home the magnificent first place trophy which is on display in the trophy case in the gym. This was the first such trophy the Billies trackmen have won while Coach Darling has been at Pleasant Hill. 140 TRACK -'ff'-wig-1.-....... ,M PXEASAN HILL lb is N,- a. Eric Chastain runs hard to catch his opponent at the District Meet. b. Hard work pays off as Eric wins the race. c. Brad Waggoner goes all out in the quarter-mile at District. d. - e. All the work needed to win at District has tired Brad and Eric out. The First Place team in the Sky - Em league is as follows: TOP ROW, L - R: Brad Waggoner, Bart Pratt, Eric Chastain, Rick Roberts, Terry Schucklebier, Jeff Boehland. MIDDLE ROW: Coach Bob Darling, Don Shipman, Randy Middleton, Ron Michael, Lawrence Davie, Lance Jones, Lester Watkins, Bobby George, Brian Miles, Kent Boles, Coach Ton Hartig. 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