Pleasant Hill High School - Hepta Yearbook (Pleasant Hill, OR)
- Class of 1981
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S I N.. -0 .nd L-R: John Humphries, Michelle Manewal, Mark Burbee, Beth Moloney, Shawn Dodson, Cone, SECOND ROW: Joey Grimm, John Burbee, Joan Wilson, Dennise Allen, David rson, Jed Keseyg THIRD ROW: Joe Ward, Molly Cantrell, Gina Chase, Teri Porter, Mannila, Karen Carlock, Tracy Cornelius, Shana Wright, Vince Church, FOURTH Sheryl Elliott, Denisa Manewal, Tamby Laisure, Mike Jacobsen, Elena Siroshten. MEMORIES 17 IORS CLASS OFFICERS ARE: Ted Bodine u President.......Paula Amundson Vice-Pres... ...Sheri Chaffin Danny Booth I SeclTreas......Shirley Andress Tony Bowman Parliamentarian....Sheri Pyron The juniors' main goals for the 1980-'81 year were to raise money for the prom and win the intra-mural volleyball game. The Class of '82 once again proved their Billiehood by taking fourth place in various events, including the Billie Olympics and the Spirit Week competition. 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Hensley Cam Hildebrand Mark Hladky Ron Hober Brad Hoitt Melanie Howard Andrene Hyatt Jon Jacobsen Debbie King Katrina Kirk Troy Kirk Reagan Klohn Carla Kreklau Karina Lewis 23 Misty James Lund -185' J o McCan if .n Don Darla Ives Meadors Dwayne Metcalf Candy Mole Chris Mooers Russ Moore Tam y Marc Nagy Annette Todd Olson Jill Pallin Steve Parker S. Parmenter Mike P Pam Tim Poet Sean Poston Cheryl P Kenneth Ramey Michael Ray Dawn Reding Bob Reed Heidi Darren Bob Rogers Becky Roof C. Rosenburg Lori Russell Loren Schiewek Lisa Seuell 'A Jdfwdkm Lisa Walker Lorri Wheeler L. Winterstein Dede Sharp Tim Sharr Tandra Shelley Mistie Silsbee Sandra Slusher Erin Smith Rich Smith H. Standley R. Strahota Janine Stritt Shelley Studer David Tence Y. Thompson David Trammel Wendy Trivett Rory Tyler Jim Wagley Cathy Walker NOT PICTURED Eugene Coates Rick Grigsby K lb.-2 5.1 sag.: FRESHME CLASS OFFICERS ARE: President .... .... Lisa Dulley Vice-Pres .... ...Mark Jaehnig Secretary ......... Bonnie Bailey Parliamentarian ....... John Ogan Treasurer ....... .... Mark Poet Enthusiastic is the word that can be used to discribe the freshman class. Many freshmen were active in extra-curricular events, including sports, drama, music, and a variety of seems to be a between freshman this past year clubs. There special bond and seniors reflected in their competitive attitudes and friendliness. 26 Becky Allen Andress Casa Babbs Bonnie Bailey Julie Baumann J. Baumgartner Chandra Bell Favona Bellew Brad Bergman Jenny Bettis Tracy Bodine Lisa Breedlove Nels Bruckner Cathy Carver Karyn Case Paul Caudell Joe Cautrell Keith Chambers Gary Clark David Coates Eric Cole Lori Coleman Steve Cordon gf ff-lX'fL E'L0 0 is S .'S ' . .Li x rlf qsx ,'CA Q fy . 1 B ' ggsf - s is knigfwfgg is K .., . 14 Wt' ', 'R .2 'W X I h 1 t I' 1' '15 ' X5 Q EW Xxx l IiiEE?i!ii i X T ' , K as S, ei' X Q w f ' 1 . A Q QC Q HN! 5 1- '- 'Wm 4:1 .' N- KS w du 1 ,,Q Q :E- A TH ., 3 DJ' 'gf X K R. 3 e R- .- 1 VH 5 r vs 8 f 4 , di . 1' 1 YQ Teri Cornelius Eric Cowger D. Craddock Rhonda Cross Mike Dewitt H. Doringer Lisa Dulley Pam Dulley John Eklund Lisa Elliott Zack Elliot Karen Ewert Kim Gillingham Alice Cindy David Jamie Jason James Goodman Graville Green Green Griswold Hacker Pamela Ham ond Holly Hardisty Ken Harral Sheri Harris Troy Heath M. Hickson Randy Hiday Todd Hill Jacky Homes Hoyt Hook Carmen Horner Chip Hough Kenny Hunt Andy Hutchison Nina Hyatt Dan Jackson Shelly Jackson 27 hmm . my All Vince Kennedy Daren Keeney Sunshine Kesey Jeff Kidder Kandi Laisure David Lampa Bev Lanz D- Leatherwood Lisa McDonald Alan Mathews Bill May Scott Mayers D- McCourt Tammy McCourt D. Miller Amy Moloney Grant Needham Roger Needham John Nelson Sara Nice R. Nicholson Deana Nixon Susan Norris John Ogan David Parker Ian Parker Carri Payne Terri Pearce Mark Poet Lisa Poole Travis Porter Jeff Putnam George Reed Don Rich Scott Ridenour Fred Rosenburg 28 WW? QNI' -if w'fX . N, W: wld fa fi if 3' is a-, of x.6 l' I' 1 l f R ,I- X, . yw allt S K Cxx 1 Q x K, w? x b rig Q'- L r 5 QMS W 1' Xxx X gk wi sf w 1 N ga. .nm xt Y Uk 5 4 x 5 L L mf - X in K 'QS Myron Ross Stacey Rowell Lynn Sanberg J. Schilling Mike Sheldon Kurt Smith Mike Smith Lynn Studer Cindy Stuckey Ralph Stewart Dale Stotera Sari Staley H. Standley Leah Thompson Joe Waggoner Mark Walton Joe Weber D. Whittaker B. Williamson Jodi Woosley Eric Wyman LATE Mark Jaehnig Andy Jeness juan T! ae 'Eff ff XV P557 65:1 ,Zi Y? ,. H , 2 1 R, NZ, my 011-4A ll .P Lffwfifj H I1 MA I f 0 1' N .L 1 4 V HQQ I M x N- gg I Pep Club G.A.A. Billie Brigade Hi-Q Art Club Letterman Club Pedal Pusher Association- F'H'A' Computer Club FFSHCTI Club Cross Country Club Photography Club Drama Club F. B. L.A Speech Club N.H.S CLUBS FORESTRY CLUB This club did many things in many different areas. They sponsored activities to raise money. The club took part in many competitions involving forestry skills. The officers -of the club were very active in establishing a state-wide student forestry group. This club has represented the ideal of a udent group. - main fund raiser for this oup was cutting and hauling firewood. The club raised a lot of money this way. Th: used it to mainly help the orestry program at Pleasant ill as well as for the many lub activities. The s lub members el as well as th state vel Pleasant Hill laced hird over all at the -tate kills day Several Pl :sant ll students placed h gh in t'e individual contes - such as log rolling, tree clim- ng, an- tool also did veryf ell in coff-tition on the fistrict identi . . io 32 N, xanax - mtv g,,,,,,.. ..- kvaaii CLUB . YEAR 0F THE P A ,sir E2 . U if-all V . .tiftig P -an-,sr 3 x . 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Denisa Manewal, Sec-Treas Sheryl Elliott, Parliamentarian Alice Stowell, P ula Amundson, Shirley Andress, Brad Bailey, Jay Boettcher, Kent Campbell, Cindy Carver, Lori Chaffin, Sheri Chaffin, Joe Chouinard, Sharon Christian, Jeff Cone, Denise Cordon, Tracy Cornelius, Earl Crouse, Rene' Crouse, Bruce Elliott, Roselee Fechko, Vickie Fox, Scott Gable, Greg Gauntlett, Jennifer Hacker, Tonya Hempy, Colleen Hildebrand, Melanie Howard, Andrene Hyatt, Tim Johnson, Yvonne Jones, Jed Kesey, Heather Land, Kim McClusky, Nancy McCourt, Allison Mills, Nathan Morris, Susie Murray, Jill Pallin, Jill Parker, Lor a Poole, Sean Poston, Kurt Pratt, Bob Reed, Becky Roof, Kyle Roof, Dan A. Smith, Angela Standley, Janine Stritt, Jami Ulrey, Shana Wright. lv' 1 1, 'm Q if K1 Cbmmmm Nels Bruckner Eugene Coats Steve Cordon James Hacker Andrew Hutchinson David Parker Dale Stotera Exploring the advanc- ing world of compu- ters was of prime interest to the young members of the Compu- ter Club. They spent many lunch hours ex- perimenting with the equipment and develo- ping special programs for the computer. Advisor Richard Adams sup ervised the group . p Molly Cantrell FBLA Pat Buehler Karen Carlock Rhonda Chase Vicki Fox N Jennifer Hacker Tonya Hempy Heidi Hendricks Sue Kalious Denisa Manewal Kim McC1usky Janice Ray Mary Shove This organization of future business lead- ers prepared several members for district and state skills con- tests during the year. Advis ors were Mr. Bert Kronmiller and Ms. Judy Larson. ownhill Ski ark Burbee lark Chambers att Coiner erald Culver rad Eklund odd Hawkins .eter Jameson iike Patrick 'undy Smith Eraig Wheeler itting the slopes or some fancy skiing as the goal of the ewly revived Down- ill Ski Club. Under he guidance of ad- isor Roger Senders, he club kept every- ody informed of snow onditions by period- csnsnow flashes-H ins lyf ' y C32 Photography Eugene Coats Darrell Fairbanks Jason Griswold Heather Land Kurt Pratt Verne Whittaker These young shutter- bugs took their in- terest in cameras be- yond their classroom experience to 'their club. This gave stu- dents the chance to pursue individual go- als in photography without the structure of class assignments. Mr. Richard Adams was club advisor. FHA Becki Black Traci Clapp Jennifer Hacker Colleen Hildebrand Cheryl Schiewek Joan Wilson Several special lun- ches were provided for the teachers by these future homema- kers. The girls also performed co munity service projects and treated themselves to dinner at several Eugene area restaur- ants during the year. Mrs. Betty Perkins was club advisor. Forensics Chris Carver Matt Coiner Vicki Fox Ruth Geigle Peter Jameson Kim McClusky Mike Shove Sari Staley Members of Forensics club participated in district speech come petition. The young, inexperienced group boldly undertook the challenge of repre senting PHHS against many larger schools. They were directed by Mr. Roger Senders. H1-Q Randy Bridges Jim Henderson Mark Hladky Andrew Hutchinson Heather Land Intelligence and fast 'ecall paid off for :he Hi-Q team as they von most of their Ratches and performed ell in regional com- netition. It was ne- :essary for members 'o be informed in a Lids variety of top- .cs so they could an- swer random questions rapidly. Chief of trivia was Advisor lichard Adams. r French Shana Babbs Lisa Crouse Bruce Elliott Sheryl Elliott Kristi Hammond Melanie Howard Peter Jameson Tamby Leisure Beth Moloney Mike Nagy Bob Reed Becky Roof Kyle Roof Shana Wright Mrs. Donna Long organized this group of students of French into a club, which then had numerous cultural experiences. wi , . GAA Vicki Fox Debbie King Kim McClusky Marcy Parker These young sports- women were actively involved in girls' sports all year and helped advance the program through their contributions to the image of female ath- letes. They acted as team leaders for all the girls' varsity sports. Ms. Diana Thurman was the club advisor. Art Eric Bruckner Shelley Caudell Peggy Caven John Chouinard Larry Prince The promotion of in the school community was by members of Club They with National Art Month acti raised money selling donuts school items, assisted with pu displays of art projects. Th group was advised b Mr. Skip Inman. 'gy K w. -f . 'X ra-'SP s lwvaa-ff. ' 513 w I 1 1 ' I ,ff Al Dotson, long-time resident of the Pleasant Hill area and member of the Pleasant Hill School Board, died January, 1981. He had been a school board member since 1972 and chairman of the board twice during this time. Mr. Dotson worked hard to provide the district with a first-class educational system. He also was in the front line of the struggle to have district employees paid fairly yet keep the cost to the taypayer within reason. Al was specifically the Senior Citizens representative on the board since he was 63 years old when he first took'office in 1972. Al Dotson moved into the Pleasant Hill area in 1946. He was the father of five childreng all of whom graduated from Pleasant Hill schools. He was one of the original volunteers of the Pleasant Hill Fire Department. Al was also involved with the Lane Education Service District as well as the Lane County School Boards Association. A1 Dotson will be missed. He was a man who willingly volunteered his time to serve his community. Al' ug ASV ,Q X V 1 . 'K SCHOOL ACTIVITIES STUDENT COUNCI L 'SF- If nw W K SPIRIT fw cl K be punk. Wheeler and Mark Burbee This year, Spirit Week was November 2-7. Monday was clash and flash dayg Tuesday was class dayg Wednesday was sports dayg Thursday was punk rock dayg Friday was blue and gold day- The sophomores won the overall Spirit Week award by winning the costume participation competition Monday and Thursday. Seniors were next after winning Tuesday and Thursday. t..4l? 44 1 -.lsmwsggx E ,ab 4 Verne Whittaker displays his true personality 'Nunn - XJ BI LLIE D Seniors stuff their faces in the arshmallow eating competition. D Cindy Carver's adams apple meets he orange. J The sophomore class show their pecialty: the toilet paper wrap. D Bill Johnston hops on for the eniors. D Pleasant Hill had their own special Olympics, and the spelling at :he Billie Olympics was especially special. 45 Y Homecoming festivities for 1980 included the traditional crowning o: the homecoming queen. The queen an4 her .princesses were crowned Q half-time of the varsity game agains1 Douglas. , Each class prepared a float U encourage spirit for the Billies. These floaats were displayed before the game. - f On the Saturdaj - evening following fir eg M the Friday game -an 'Q ,,.' yi the student council 'em e 'y,nc J put on a homecoming dance for tha student body. W I SL 4V.lf' P1 'Wx J al queen, senior Gina Chase, and the escort, John Burbee. bl Gina gets a congratulatory hug from rally member Tamby Laisure. cl Gina and John show smiles of happiness. db Freshman princess Lisa Elliott and escort Zack Elliott. el Sophomore princess Melanie Howard and her escort Ron Connelly. fl Junior princess Paula Amundson and her escort Kevin Coleman- gj The queen and her court. IVR Cv. -S7 A fi as zz . - . , 4. 1 4 ,f a - ' -'L K A X I New VOCAL Ascenslons GROUPS D H 3 Madrigal Chunsona I ,fs TW 'C f friff' ,ff f' BAND 1 f' Concert Band Gnoups Second Generation Pe 'Band 51 -5.1- 1 fr Q ing. 45 k Q 'H .Q , X ' fQ 'XTTXNY -xxv J v h K 'xx nw . ...i , , Q WN 'J , NX. 1 xx xi' K v x 1 K O' 'cfm fvxx 1 . U 1 1 The music calendar for 1980-81, was filled with many concerts and trips. There were, of course, the seasonal concerts , but there were also some special events. Pleasant Hill again hosted the P.H. Jazz Festival with schools from all over the state. Solar Jazz and Ascensions placed first in the instrumental and vocal contests. Solar Jazz and Second Generation, led by Mike Wiggins, performed at Seaside with Solar Jazz placing second. Solar Jazz also went to Mt. Hood Community College Festival along with Ascensions and New Beginnings. Ascensions, led by Mr. Jim Steinberger, raised money throughout the year in order to take a week-long trip to Southern California in May. They performed in San Francisco, Disneyland and a high school near Disneyland. ,i ll ROMANOFF 'AND JU LIE Us I, JI? . ,L A i Q 2 ,f 1 '54 1 2 pale- DIARY OF I 1 .. INK ft ww, gg X v ' , -Q1 .Wx I -1 1, ,X ' 5 Zi- -Az AQ1 ' , ' W ,,M ,A ' 'm 5QQf?f4fZf- M Z: zz: U, 4--- ' tl fd,,,,-f- 1 5 ,,....-ff- 5 6,7 f .yfv fx ...N l x-Q UH fr 'ff Q '79 F ,f--.. L .y 5- 5.1.1- .....i '. -- f .-- X Y?-5 SIX Ai Q X , I, .ff -1 W M1 U, Q Ex X f g 1' f 4 51 'YQ W 1 :if im ff- fd I -:L- :- ,M Gif' Q -ii! ,f- 0 KA Tl.-:E BHEES is ---' x 'ff 'W 2 f 4 fa? X BOYS' SPORTS MEMORIES HFinal1y winning the last two games.H Hwatching the cheerleaders, 'pucker up'n Ugood assembliesn ncircle drilln HBerma Roadu th!xgliL aj Senior Rick Shipman takes to watch his teammates. bl Coaches John Noel, Paul Phil Brus and Bill Neal try to pep assembly. ch The Billie line huddles next play- a break Bryant, enjoy a for the dl Senior quarterback Mike Jacobson calls for the ball. eb Head coach Phil Brus converses with the spotters. fl Senior Joe Gibson waits kickoff. Varsity for the QQ X 1:- 1 . 4' ' if -4.6.2 . , Wifi' r 5 . 'I 5 af if A 1' 1 -., 4- 1 , .Q Q V Q Xigi 5 W v .nt I I BAA FRONT ROW: L-R3 Coach John Bryant, Clark Chambers, Garry Hancock, Don McGuire, Verne Chase, Tim Sharr, Kirk, Chris Blodgett, Darren Robeck, Hon Connelly, David Tense, Monty Shankel, Coach Dan Skipper- BACK Coach Gary Lewis, Kevin Chastain, Lavon Bagwell, Kurt Abbey, Randy Friedeman, Kyle Roof, Jerrald Culver Hladky, Steve Parmenter, Sean Poston, Reagan Klohn, Kevin Coleman. , C, For the 1980 season, the J V squad w four, lost three and tied one for 'K -e.,5M I winning season. al A tough Billie guard tackles Thurston Colt. bl Lavon Bagwell and Steve Parmente ,push back the Thurston offense. fx is 4 3- 0 A -+wvs'I ' The Freshman team had a better than average season with five wins and two losses. ab Randy Hiday pushes through for a few more inches. by Brad Williamson rushes for more yards. L-R: Coach John Stedman, Robbie Nicholson, Kurt Smith, Scott Hayers, Eric Cole, Mike Dewitt, Grant John Eklund, Hoyt Hook, John Ogan, Jeff Kidder, Andy Hutchinson, Joe Waggoner, Coach Larry Helby. David Lamps, Ian Parker, Kenny Hunt, Jeff Putnam, Eric Cowger, Gary 'Clan-k, Andy Jeneas, Dan therwood, Vince Kennedy, Brad Williamson, Randy Hiday. ,M 1. . A. 4 A' 4- A -'Ll rosh Y -skxs .QA .NN ...MQW ws Xa'-1 Kar: 4' Y , 5 DH as l .15 -S rfb Yi I SW 5' X f was Wiwiwkmn 5,-ff W Aw--....,,,,N is 55 -sw . MN V -g9,,.4W, r ,N ,Il 31 X ka A k fm , 1 8, . U5'i 9 'sm -, L w,WN' . f M, ww ,M -ww .1-...M ,, , vw M gi . , , .X.W, , . MQ xv' ' 'X m Wm J -. J Troy Kirk drives with the ball for the Billies. if glglijn BIQIQES 91, ,R ! 5 Ng,,fi, ,S V ANMSM V S , , ' - Q- '5 - Q., . X i :5.,,5,EN N .X Q, Rx A fl bg sz 4 ..t...?: 4 X is , . I X I 'L i , fwff..w ! QNQENX mA Mike Dewitt goes up for a shot. 1 X A 55-Q ' Lx , if it ? ' x 5 1 R. 23 .... M. YIL5 3 QQ , N, i 3 X W as P ----,gk - ' Jack Andress fights for the ball. NL aD Reagan Klohn controls his opponent. bl An escape is on Rory Ty1er's mind as he breaks away. cb Muscles strain and pull as Ken Bastian attempts a pin. . I 'U Q C db Pinning his opponent is Jed Kesey. eb Concentration and eagerness are displayed on Roger Needham's face. fl Arms lock as David Parker attempts to roll his opponent. gl Baby-faced Lavonne Bagwell pushes his opponent out-of-bounds. ff.. ..,,- f,. TLING Su-qu, '--f-... , 67 The varsity and junior varsity wrestling teams had a comparatively Head eels I elif .J Tony Bowman uuscles his opponent to he mat. .J tLevering for an advantage is Chris lodgett. - I Stretching his opponent, Kurt Abbey truggles for a victory. J Looking for assistancey from the idelines, Rory Tyler eyes the coach. Q Junior Lavonne Bagwell strains, oing for a take-down. to J With desperation and determination, urt Abbey proceeds to roll his pponent. J Cradling his opponent, Roger eedham attempts a pin. The 1981 Varsity Basball season ended up with an even record of 12 wins and 12 losses. The team was led by the tri-captains .Mike Jacobson, Ken Bastian, and Tim Johnson. Various members of the team have received All League honors. Mike Jacobson was named to the first team outfield, and received honorable mention for the AA All Star team. Scott Trivett was named to the second team outfield. Danny Booth and Tim Johnson received honorable mention for infield, a d Rick Clark and Barry Jones received honorable mention for outfield. ab Coaches Skipper and Lewis watch the game action from outside the Billie dugout. bl First baseman Tim Johnson carefully guards his bag. cl Mike Jacobson prepares to hurl another strike. db Hoping to connect with the ball, Danny Booth begins his swing. TOP ROW, L-R: Assist. Coach Gary Lewis, Brian Hickson, Scott Trivett, Jo Gibson, Doug Ridge, Barry Jones, Tim Johnson, Jeff Creel, Doug Loux Dan Skipper, Stats. Michaelle Hickson SECOND ROW Bruce Elliott, Plummer, Ken Bastian, Ray Bruington, Rick Clark, Dan D Smith, Mike Jacobson Dan Booth. M'-...Ms S . 1 Q . .. X Q v 5' ' Q , .i NN fi- ,R+ in N- sg, . . , ' -B ' XSRQJ .,, ,, K' Q 'ie fff4w gjXq .f - gn KM - 3 gpg: if f N -Q , S-:sax 5 6 1,4 W K KL: Ak fivfssf Ni , K im' 'Gif fX QfiwfL' L X K t , .,, .L , X b - .ff . 'vk , -. i ' Q A i 'W 1 in A .If-3 , W -. 1 - g x f g ' 5, , ,M 2+ , A ' gf' iw ,ss-,Qi 'xA I , ' ..... 4 ' - Q' .-r -I Q- xf ' ' . -W, .,,,. . ,2pA..:,f'X2- :mx - N . gli-fw-Ag-T ' ,0::.ttulf'ma5 C1'Y f'F3 'S N A , fa: ., ? f,,,.m, x MQ A ,X , A ,,, M H -yn ' Vg .wfwf-f m if 'Q-f- 4 X.-L s V. lflyfibfgmkg H ,p 5, sr A .-q,,,. v . ,MJ- - ' v N f t vjfit g N dx LW .L ii-fr M K 1 - L,L, L. 5: - , - - k.k K ,I fgrfwf.. N 'C4...sw ' 555 ' , ' 'V 6' -' . .... 'HW' n V D ! :Ja NMA , ,m,, ww- - 4 xXx . W, ., . faq 71 W8 ,,. Q an-Qiyp Q, . , I wifffsf, L , 'fr 5'1 -1 if xxx' ' 4' A ' X x. '-sq a I fn , , sJN3? hi ,fv ,X fn WvA.,jfaT 'hu ' , few ,laiinnli x W. v... sung-Q,,-QQ' LQ , - m ,..' W W . 43, - pc - ' Q. E , 4 . Q-'fn we ab Jeff Creel bends low to be ready if a ground ball comes his way. bl Keeping his eye on the plate, Barry Jones winds up for another pitch. cl A strong follow-through is taken by Jeff Creel. dl Tim Johnson dares the pitcher to find his strike zone by assuming a rather unusual batter's stance. el Catcher Brian Hickson reaches to move the ball from his glove and throw it to the second baseman in order to catch the man stealing base. The Junior Varsity Baseball team had a successful year with a win-loss record of 7-6-2. The team was led by their team captain, Steve Parker. Most Improved was Eric Wyman. Most Inspirational was Jeff Putnam- Most Valuable was Kent Campbell, who was also named best offensive and defensive player. TOP ROW, L-R: Assist. Coach Mark Smith, Dwight Severson, Jamie Booth, Mike ay, Mark Poet, Coach Bill Neal. MIDDLE ROW: Zack Elliott, Mike Patrick, Troy taley, Steve Parker, Troy Kirk, Brad Williamson, Kent Campbell, Eric ruckner FRONT ROW: Stats. Jennifer Bettis, Gary Clark, Jeff Putnam, David ampa, Dale Stotera, Dan Leatherwood, Mike Sheldon, Ken Hunt, Eric Wyman, II avid Whittaker. . 1 Dk: .IU IOR VARSITY 4' I 4' 4: 4' 4: 4' 4: 4' 4: 4' 4: 4' 4: 4' 4: 4' 4K 4' 4: 4' 4: 4' 4: 4' 4: 4' 4: 4' 4: 4' 41 4' 4: 4' 4: 4' 4: 4' 4: 4' 4: 4' 4: 4' 4: 4' 4: 4' 4: 4' 4: 4' 4: 4' 4: 4' 4: 4' 4: 4' 4: 4' 4: 4' 4: 4' 4: 4' 4: 4' if 4' 4: 4' 4: 4' 41 4' 4: 4' 4: 4' 4: 4' 4: 4' il 4- 1 I 4: I 4 4: I 4: 4: 'K 4 4: 4. 4: 4 -I 4 4: 4 4: I I I I 4: 'il 4 4: 4: 4: I 41 4' I 4: 4' I 4: I I I I I I 4: 4: 4 4: 4: 41 I 41 4: 4' 4: 4: 4: 4: iitiiikiiiiittfiiiiiit'kiiii'ititiiiiiiitttittii f k y I ra V .4 Af Ati? 224' I Q Y I I A If s 4444444444444444444- VARSITY itiiiti itiiiif 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 11111111111111111111111111111111fwawfaffffwfffffwwfxffw111f111fa111f1ff ktgii Q-!'f.'i'ff ,assi - 1 '- 1 xsssa :sas 1 RALLY iittiiitiiiiititiiiiiiiiiiiki tiff iiiiiiiiiiiittitttittiitttitiiiifiitiiiiiiiti F4444444! H 5' H W Y 0 W H s Ui 4 N H W H- H '4 lRally was a very special squad. All the girls except Kim Hendricks were veterans from the previous year. The girls attended a rally camp during August, '80, at Lewis 8 Clark College. They brought back four blue ribbons from competitions with all the other groups at the camp. The Rally also parti- cipated in the KASH - KSND, Coca - Cola, Valley River Center Rally Com- petition. They won se- cond place over all. At the Uni. of Oregon com- petition, the P.H. Rally placed first in stunts. This Rally squad has many happy memories of the football and basket- ball season. The Rally advisor was Ms. Chris Luehring, to whom the squad feels they owe many thanks for their success. A 1444 fmwmww I 5 3 5 iiiitiiiiiiikiiiitiiiiitiiiiikiittiiiiiittiki!itiiifiitiiittititttiiittiiiiiiiitttiii gif 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 LQ K., 11 L ar KH 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 f AD Misty lisenby dj Yvonne Thompson bb Chris Mooers eb Lorri Wheeler cb Shelley Studer 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 I 44444444444444 W 44 444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444 Casa Babbs Danielle Miller Pam Dulley 1 - 355- A .5R , .2153 iS, 'Q 44JF44 Q FL Illi 5f4 liii, I 4 4444444444444444444444444 44 4444 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 -4 41 41 41 41 41 -4 41 41 41 41 155 IW E 41 41 41 41 -4 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 L 45 ,cw IR I Xxx X4 K 'Y . x X Q u A s ,135--ng vf-ig' kj? Crai 'Ehaf fiig P, ... W The drill team added much to basketball game half times and Pep assemblies. The group worked on many fund- raising activities to raise money to pay for their uniforms. .QJQQW .g .. 1,g, -l -15 in HN Yi W9 R JS fx li fl L ar: Q23 'xx X N , QD 3 x f X HEY' ' N x f fm-.N V' f-- 7 1 '44 I N ... qi. X if p Q 1 -if .U, --4- 5 UU, , W 1 E Qin' C f K TL Q95 WW' T GIRLS' SPGRTS al An effort to win is shown by Kari Jernigan as she lifts the ball skyward. p bl Concentration and determination are seen as Favona Bellew serves the ballet 1 t,tptRs s s sss s l p ch eLisa Walker s s shows winning form as she spikes the ball across the net. mp dh With the full attention of the team, Lori Chaffin prepares to bump the ball. eJ Eying the other team, Kari Jernigan awaits the serve. n n h.k' V , 1 L f1idBumping the ball over her headg e n LoriAChsffin returns it. e s ted gy rTonya Hempy goes to her knees in an effort to bump the ba11.s p its if ix .SZS 1113 The 1980-'81 volleyball team had a successful season. team consisted of juniors, sophomores one freshman. One their major was gather also individual Varsity Greer stated, ball teaches you to to work together team, and also as ividua1.H She commented that the up helps the girls to bet themselves as athletes individuals. VARS IT W.. C 3 E 4 l X . ' Ill lf!! 'M -1 Q .3 mm. W ...vw SCOREBOARD Junct. City C. Linn Elmira C. Linn Oakridge Marist S. Umpqua Douglas Sutherlin Glide Creswell Oakridge Marist S. Umpqua Douglas Sutherlin Glide Creswell al Patty Buehler bumps the ball over the net as her teammates look on. bl Sandra Slusher eagerly defends her team. cl with a good strong arm, Carolyn Plummer prepares to serve the ball. dl Karen Ewert excitedly bumps the ball back to the other team. el Patty Buehler gets in the bump position awaiting the approach of the ball. 2' r . 4 gre 35 L-R: Melanie Howard, Kim McClusky, Carolyne Plummer, Nancy McCourt, Sheila Peters, Patty Buehler, Sandra Slusher, Shelley Jackson, Coach Diana Thurman. JV 1 VOLL .. 13, was t-HWY With an overall record of wins and 5 losses, the 80-81 J.V.I volleyball team Qcluded that teamwork and ermination were the termining factors in their ccess. Coach Diana Thurman ressed that the team's lity to work together and ir good attitudes were or factors in such a torious season. ALL ,X X. X K N L ' Q 1 E J.. crass f 37 R sf fx ,g t. . w A . ... 5 Q Q ' A ., 1 my , 4,w nvMy.w-.-Q , ,fb A Qs 1----- ,fn 1 ' - - -A L-R: Sheri Harris, Carrie Crossen, Erin Smith, Bev Lanz, Kandi Laisure, Karen Ewert, Michaelle Hickson, Coach Alicia Houk. 3 6 s X ab Marcy Parker makes another easy basket. bb Kim McClusky puts the Bi1lie's offense in gear. cl Lisa Walker gets a lay-in off a fast break. dl Sharon Christian shoots a good jump-shot. S ,N 4 e7 Marcy Parker goes over her Y Jo defender for the shot and two if 1 points. 3 3' EIEREITLU ASKETBALL E 3 J This year's girls varsity baketball team wre much more competitive than in the past. Though the season win-loss record didn't show many wins, they kept their spirit and played as a team throughout the year. By keeping their spirit and sportsmanship, the other teams in the league developed respect for this teanb TGP RDW Lisa Walker. Vicki Fox, Kim Mcfllusky, Rene Crouse. MIDDLE ROW: Marcy Parker, Becky Roof, Marlene Needham BOTTOM ROW Coach Diana Thurman, Debi N i 1 X 5 4 5 .. w 1 We e Q ? i I V RSITY f L A 4 5 . an ' .4 vi' 5 b. a This year's girls J. V. team got off to a slow start, but ended up one of the stronger J.V. teams in the league. They had their ups and downs like any other team a d wound up with a fairly even win-loss record- With the development of success this year, the team certainly has sound fundamentals for the next year- L-R: Rachael Babbs, Sunshine Kesey, Julie Schilling, Favona Bellew, Lisa T1..111-.qu 'Fu-anal H4-.A-lean Clan ununmnnuhnnu Q1-annum nnkkn Q4-annoy flnunlvl-511 Dunn Unnkln QQ aj Julie Schilling wins the tip '0ffo bb Lisa Dulley takes the open shot. cb Coach Janet Ewing tells her J.V. team what to do. db Sue Baumgartner makes a good jump shot. ' eb Lisa Dulley makes a lay-in. wwf x .F ' of Q X' - X K . .. ,,,,,..--'- NNNNx L...- IP' J -nn. XM SCOREBOARD Willamette Cent. Linn Thurston Thurston Elmira Lowell Creswell Marist Philomath McKenzie Elmira S. Eugene Springfield Harrisburg Lowell Marist Junct. City Springfield Cent. Linn Creswell McKenzie Junct. City OPP 17 10 13 17 16 9 14 11 14 2 6 7 14 2 7 17 1 16 9 5 0 11 0 ta ,.f -s .1.5. .1:.,.f1 EL L .., 5 7' 4' - - 6--1 The 1981 girls' softball had an exceptional season, with league record of 9-45 record, 10-12. The 13 members of the team worked hard, under the coaching and assistance of Coach Tim Strinz. The team was led by senior Lonnie Keller who hit two two-base hits, one three-base hit, and one home run, among other accom lishments for the teauh Fechko, Sharon Karen Case, Chan ra Tammy McCourt, Kathy Walker, Coach Ruth Schmitt, Tim Strinz. SECOND Candy Mole, Denise Cathy Walker, Becky Debbie' King, Keller, Rachel Babbs. FIRST ROW: Laura Teri Porter, Jernigan, Kallyn Favona Bellew, 1 Howard. ROW, L-R2 d mi' v YM Sze? faI?Opponents watch as rCathy Walker prepares fto hurl the ball. 'bi Becky Roof swings land missesh, but rkeeps her eye on the eeerllbarll- gcJ Stating his fdpinion to the umpire -is Coach Tim Strinz. fd! Rachel Babbs fewaits the play. gQJefSneaking gee up from fbehindg Melanie 'Howard slides for 'TBALL 2 -'ti 'I i' Q 1w. l?51 ' f ' ll -' , X d N W X M 4 . ins - , 31,1-L ,934 At0'Q'Q7Q'Q'A - 'Q'Q, 4-.-4,-, l I , exif 13 - -VI' P - 4 f, A-. f 4, 9 ,. K A- .f 1-' I, f 'svn wife' ' I Qqfg.. Q' Z yawgf-' . QW rg' , ',5', . dx? .. wi., Qbn ff 514, !ff9 D 3,1-5 ! ,gf ,I f gm N f 'B+ CO ED sPoRTs There was one striving own in many The b on at a Carver a USCG' Morris concentrates on competition and prepares men for the Scare meet- Q88 x v X X .+ by is RFK X ga A I Q? 's 1 'S f ff - x , x X -at Q. xg, M f. r ay . 'gi .Q .Q af Q u S Moloney, Lana Pedigo, Kevin Sunshine Kesey Tonya Hempy, Ti COACHES, L-R: Chris Schroder Tim Carmicheal Jim 0'Conner Kent Waggoner Phil Brus Val ffl Lori Chaffin, Lisa Crouse, Vicki Fox, Nate Morris, Kim McCluskey. ZND George Reed, Mark Jaehnig, Paul Caudell, Casa Babbs, Darrell Fairbanks, Da Tence, Marc Nagy, Jeff Kidder, Bob Reed, Allen Cornelius. 3RD ROW: Ci Carver, Joe Waggoner, Randy Friedeman, Dan Miller, Ted Bodine. 4TH ROW: Da Keeney, Tony Stotera, Andy Jeness, Deron Lawrence, Rich Smith, Rory Tyler, Sc Meyers, Sean Poston, Doug Ritchie, Kyle Roof. STH ROW: Tracy Bodine, Catlin, Sue Norris, Nina Hyatt, Eric Cowger, Cathy Carver, TOP ROW David Patterson, Kurt Pratt, Rick Shipman, Shana Wright, Mike Dar V n r o A J e Coleman. BOTTOM RDW: Sheri Harris, Andrene Hyatt, Dena Kidd Becky Allen, Jill Parker, Patti Buehler, Colleen Hildebra , n m Poet. udul ,RQ C0-ED 57 I X '1 X: 3 X ' 'S ,.,u-of' c-15' NiC ., as-0'1 , ,fx 4' -,po M ---vw ...- 4,-H, N' ,k...,..'f-- The large turnout for the track team this year paid off with the boys winning every dual meet, including s meet with a top-ranked British Columbia team. The boys were also the Sky-Em District champions- Being district champions allowed Pleasant Hill to send nine athletes to the State meet at Mt. Hood C.C. in Gresham- The girls also had a good season and had a good shoving at District, which allowed them to send four girls to the State meet. The thirteen athletes that went to the State AA track meet were Rick Shipman C400 m. relay, 1600 m. relay, 200 m. sprint, 100 m. sprintl, Ted Bodine C400 m. and 1600 m- relayl, Kevin Coleman Chigh jump, 400 m. and 1600 m- relayl, Doug Ritchie Ctrlple jump, 1600 m. relayl, steve parmenter C600 md, Nathan Morris C1500 m- and 3,000 m. runsl, Hike Darling Cpole vaultl, Jay Boettcher Cjsvelinl, and Dave Patterson fhigh hurdles and high jumpj. The girls who vent to State were Shana Wright thigh and low hurdlesl, Patti Buehler Chigh jumpl, Alice Stowell 1800 m. runb, and Kim HcClusky fjavelinl. This year.-'s team had a new head coach, Hr. Kent Waggener. He received recognition for the excellent first year he had. The S Em coaches ky- elected Mr. Waggener Sky-En Coach of the Year for 1981. 1 .,. ,M 'nm ,AA W . 'gk Lx if s A .L-LII! qvu U bb rry Korte a d show their District baton pass in the 400 relay. 0 ch Kyle Roof heads for launching dl Doug over the el Patti height tn fi Rick Shipman 100 meters while tries to hold off second place. MORE high C' L TR CK TOP: Vice-principal Jim Sorenson. LEFT:Principal Marv Brenneman. BELOW, SCHOOL BOARD, L-R: Sqpt. J Howard, Chairman Steve Thompson Steve John. BOTTOM ROW: Shearer, Tom Christian, Ann Nagy- 4 School Secret Polly Chaffin fy 3A'ki4P- I I . a RR Aides f Donna F Heinm -Q- WWW Aide I I I 1 Y if W X3 ounselling Sec. yla Faught XS gg FACULTY ENGLISH DEPT. Gary Robertson, Donna Long, Chris Luehring, Tom Rhody, Roger Senders. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Larry ,Me1by, John Bryant, Ray Kodera, Ralph Perkins, Bill Poole. PHYSICAL Ed. Bill neal, Diana Thurman, ART Skip Inman INDIV. ED. Jack Underwood O2 'i x: 1h SCIENCE Dorothy Gleason, Richard Adams, Mary Lorence. BUSINESS ED. Bert Kronmiller, Judy Larson. MATH Jerry Fibelstad, Warren Schue, John Stedman. MUSIC Jim Steinburger, Mike Wiggins. SOCIAL STUDIES Charles Roberts, John Noel, Dan Skipper HOME EC. Betty Perkins Susan Kirk ',,,,,,o. .4 -IL iF,,,..- 10 Wm WfwQQ51 1 I In UH 0 New X! vrv K f I Alix W K Tm X yy Ar if JU fl gg. vu Z ,X f Q ,lf in swfff f rd lx X X' EX , W 72 A my iefvfm NI 5ZE,4KFA S .gg ,V 5' ,V I F5217 an 'W ' Ig . AW f f wx J l 5 Hb , wg - - ,J X gf A 1 Q- fl - f iZf,ff K' AY ,. FINAL ACTIVITIES U X - X ia -Q' V if dz' :-- , :SNS ., . x . .XY Mfg, :Q lg'- xg wi . iw-ex. ni mg 4 ' K X . , ,Q 5 fr. fi iii - 'J of I 1 x xl A .Y f. U s ':,L ' . 0 Qi -fa fi. ll J., An evening filled with special memories was shared by approximately 75 couples who attended this year's Prom. The theme Walk Into a Dream came true for Lisa Crouse, as she was crowned Prom Queen. Her princesses were Molly Cantrell, Gina Chase, Denisa Manewal, and Shana Wright. This formal dance took place May 9 at the Rodeway Inn and was sponsored by the junior class, who worked on money-raising projects all year. 4-Q. k -1 cs3mf'xl sie , o , 7' ' S it K 4 ,J an Q , RQME 41.381 PROM COURT, Shana Wright Tim Johnson Lisa Crouse' Tom Blaton Gina Chase John Burbee Denisa Manewal Al Banks Molly Cantrell Ken Schafer 1 r-l: 100 E' I Mil' 'UJEB3 ELLA FITZGERALD: Shirley Andress ARIAN AWARD: Chris Mannila NATIONAL SCHOOL CHORAL AWARD: Chris Mannila C JOHN PHILLIP SOUSA AWARD: S Dan A. Smith i?iHQlSQyLOUIS ARMSTRONG JAZZ AWARD: Stacey Huskey AWNN CHOPLN: STEOQ Marcy Parker L Q 3 ,QBEWSTRY STUDENT? 3 lett A ' ' 'D SHOWG1-41+ A N ANNUAL HIGH SCHOOL4 S: gasw m gennifer Hacker, Kyle Roof AWARDS: L' A Romanoff and Juliet: W Mike Nagy, Angela Standley y : Diaryiof Anne ,Erankz K. Strassburg, S. Duckett Forensics CMost Valuable Speakerb Ruth Geigle Writing Contest Winners TR 1 SECRETARIAL STUDENT: Vicki Fox OUTSTANDING BUSINESS STUDENT: Vi5ki:Fox ART SERVICE AWARD: Kurt Pratt OUTSTANDING ARTIST AWARD: Lonnie Keller OUTSTANDING CRAFTSPERSONS: Hendricks Siroshton 1 Keco nition: 4 K ey Rohloff ', ' A ki .,kVL ForestryO'AWard: 1981 SEN TOR ATHL E f Jacob son g X O1 Fo A POETRY: 95. Honor. Mention: Wendy Dav Bonnie Bailey chris Mannila .:.,: ,.:, , , Jami Ulwy A :-.. ,::.. THE YEAR: ,:::. -an ::-: f::: :-:: 511 T , eedham try Club , n , A e : ell A STUD COUNCIL SCHOLARSHIP: S 1: ' 5 I I 1 ami Ulre ' 1 2 l 1 A y 5' pst e Hyigggfst COUNCTL.. T DARE YoU : FICT . LO : A -130 : Jim Pedig-0 A , Ly Sandbesfr Us Girl: Kim McCluskY An : ne Hy W A LION'S CLUB BOYIGIRL OF THE YEAR: . ' Ln ,jg Boy: BITUCE Elliott ' A 1 15 Girl: J ami Ulrey CCOUNTLNC NERS ,LUA L:a..Shefi 5' in, Cker CO2ATEL13cgfSCE1O,Ig2RSH1P. ACCOUNTING L: A AEAIL Kim Mccl Y GESRGIA-PACIFIC SCHOLARSHIP: I A L i Chaf fin MANAGEMENT ACC A TTNC: A of ' AI-'IEW LEGION GIRLSfBOYS STATE: Heidi Hendricks AEEH . 1- W 110 Girl: Kim McClusky ' Boy: Kyle Roof 'ws- GH O BRIAN LEADERSHIP AWARD Becky Roof LCC SCHOLARSHIP Rick Schaufler COSA SCHOLARSHIP Nate Morris ELKS SCHOLARSHIP Nate Morris Lori Chaffin NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP Lori Chaffin JOHN REGER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Heather Land SPRINGFIELD ROTARY SCHOLARSHIP Denisa Manewal OREGON SCHOLARS Alice Stowell, Nate Morris, Heather Land, Joe Chouinard, Jeff Cone, Lori Chaffin OUTSTANDING SENIOR BOY Rick Schaufler OUTSTANDING SENIOR GIRL Denisa Manewal SPECIAL RECOGNITION FROM S COUNCIL Jim Sorenson Alice Stowell COM UNITY SERVICE AWARD Dick Ash SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS Freshmen Jack Andress, Casa Babbs, Chandra ell, Favona Bellew, Paul Caudell, isa Dulley, Lisa Elliott, Karen Wert, James Hacker, Pam Hammond, ina Hyatt, Jeff Kidder, Kandi aisure, Ta my McCourt, Sara N1ce, usan Norris, David Parker, Scott idenour, Lynn Sandberg o homores achel Babbs, Cheri Bell, Kent ampbell Cindy Carver, Verne Chase, ene Crouse, Greg Gauntlett, Ruth eigle, Tonya Hempy, Mark Hladky, elanie Howard, Andrene hyatt, Jon acobson, Debbie King, Misty Lisenby, ammy Morris, Jill Pallin, Sean oston, Dawn Reding, Bob Reed, Heidi Reger, Becky Roof, Janine Stritt, Shelley Studer, David Tence Juniors Paula Amundson, Shirley Andress, Jay Boettcher, Brook Burkhart, Sheri Chaffin Sharon Christian, C1ndy Clapp, Denise Cordon, Earl Crouse, Rose Fechko, Jennifer Hacker, Jim Henderson, Kim Hendricks, Colleen Hildebrand, Barry Jones, Yvonne Jones, Dena Kldder, Kim McClusky, Nancy McCourt, Allison Mills Dan Miller, Jill Parker, Diana Payne, Lorna Poole, Sheri Pyron, Doug Ritchie, Kyle Roof, Dan A Smith, Troy Staley, Angela Standley Seniors Claire Aguas, Molly Cantrell, Joe Chouinard, Traci Clapp, Jeff CCHS: Tracy Cornelius, Mike Darling, Bruce Elliott, Sheryl Elliott, Heidi Hendricks, Tim Johnson, Jed Kesey, Tamby Laisure, Denisa Manewal, Nate Morris, Mike Nagy, Marcy Parker, Kurt Mike Trammell, Jami Ulrey, Joan Wilson VALEDICTORIAN Heather Land SALUTATORIANS Lori Chaffin Alice Stowell , . 9 AL DOTSON SCHULARSHIPS Pratt, Ron Ritchie, Elena Siroshton, , , it Th 4 A DN.. C A M P L A N E ah Rick Clark and Shipman work on reading with groups. bJ Shana Babbs he camper with her fire cl Dianah Tho supervises a rest pe FIRST WEEK COUNSELOR TOP, L-R: Lisa L Jim Pedigo, Thompson, Mike Sheryl Elliott, Clark, Brad BOTTOM: Rick Schau Denisa Manewal, Shipman, Randy Bri Shana Babbs. ll-had 2 b 33' 'J' - Q25 ? ' 1.425 gxikf K fxlf 'Q 'QTL J. ' A ', - . X JA -,ax . . H,.Rgffa ' f y Qu K. Qc.f,i'g 9 R . 4 1 K Z-4-' ' Q .RS ' Taxi? Nuys 5 sa' , x A 'Hd'- X s ITOUSCI WEEK COUNSELORS: STANDING, L-R: Yvonne Jones, Verne Chase, Steve er, Jami Ulrey, Mark Hladky, Jeff Cone. KNEELING: Diana Payne'Lisa Camp Lane is a real outdoor experience for both the 5th graders as students nd the high schoolers as counselors.c The high school students are selected by nterviews. They attend several classes on subjects they will teach at Camp ane- The sessions are a lot of work for everybody- Yet, it is also a lot of fun s well as being an excellent educational situation. D Jeff Cone finally gets a chance to sit down without the Sth graders. J Steve Parmenter and Verne Chase help their groups mack it un. 4' W1 y,. ' x.-Q . ,tg Y, Q 5 Q -.f QQLJL Q si cQ'Lf sg , k k .. .JT,, ' Af' Q A Q, y . . X A -. Q 'A ,Q vf, 1 381- L. wr 113 ,- 5 aJJeff Cone seriously considers his speech on Nthe past.H bDValedictorian Heather Land strikes an intellectual pose as she delivers her speech. cDTeeth flash as Joe Chouinard and Lori Chaffin shine at bystanders. dDWhile receiving her diploma, Cheryl Schiewek accepts congratulations from Steve Thompson, School Board chairman. eDCo-Salutatorians Lori Chaffin and Alice Stowell present their amusing speech titled HParents.H fJPrivate thoughts fill the minds of Mike Humphries, Lana Catlin, Mike Hance, Molly Cantrell, Rick Shipman, Carol Roberts, and Mike Trammel. gDNate Morris and Denisa Manewal look toward the future as they leave their days at PH S behind. fix 1 Q'-xv Y - .V . qv 1 , - . ff- wx 96' ' J 5 ,g -1' 03. 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