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

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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.

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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.

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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.