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

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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.

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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

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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