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

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1982 volume:

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L N ' .0 8 ,xx 0 Hi T' W -HCI., I a N '51, Sherrl Pyron - N. ,111 . ,M .ww W M' Doug Rldge I . JF- .F ? I x w v vm' ,f-H Doug Rltchle D ' l if 5 1 lt, ,nf W E if I in? K 'J . ,Q fi S we ,A Dan D. Smith mf--Q John Smith 'F If I 1 my - S 0 3 Q M Q' fbi, 'V P v I3'iN him I 'Cr Aw N, 'A X Lundy Smith .- A 'v . 5 j-.. . 1 r Mu 495 e, wa H, fx ' Q f F: N l N, -15 ,.V,!T!'iw.1 :A gg 5 x M I , E fi X KIT: A 4' z 'Ne :fx 1-Q, 5 WU I w. V , u, uv, V K, f , Verne Whittaker H , Q 'X A ' 6 .f x is 5 'N wi' E. ' . 1- 1 if 1' W' YK' Ar A, 4' .., -1 W' 1 1, , gr .f 7f?YX zf?5'fNl0R Willlifriffiff - EQ jggfwewmqfig Q35 fa my f'f?i57xi'lfJfvQ7',3?55z9y ' 1-Hg ai 233245 ff iw my 29 1 A really showed their spirit by working at U of O football and basketball games,putting on bake sales, and bottle drives. Also they organized this year's prom, carnival dance, and helping with the Laisure Baton twirling Contest. The juniors were very enthusiastic and seemed enjoy supporting their class. John Alford Nancy Anderson Rachel Babbs Loren Bagwell Tom Balcom Elizabeth Bass Charmari Bell Doug Bellew Chris Blodyett Jamie Booth Erich Bruckner Darlene Buchanan David Buchanan Uatty Buehler Kent Campbell Cindy Carver Clark Chambers Ron Connelly Ramona Crouse Rene Crouse Dana Curry Lori Debler Paula Debler Cheri DeHaven 18 'PQ 91, ' d c 41 N . ', 6.1. . Q x R ' EVQESIDENT O 3 49? lui This year's class of '83 V 25 K X I L' M fy 6 S C O06 G 2 W Q Nz, E Q9 P R E S E fp A 0 42 in Obs E Q N T SECRETARY Shannon Dodson Michelle Duckett Darrell Fairbanks Patty Faught Bruce Foster Sric Frailey Pixie Francis Randy Friedemann Greg Gauntlett Ruth Geigle Deanna Gotter Michael Graville Tania Gutierrez David Halladay Kristine Ham ond Tonya Hempy Cameron Hildebrand Wark Hladky Ronald Hober Brad Hoitt Melanie Howard Andrene Hyatt Dan Jacob Jon Jacobson chad Jorgensen Debbie King katrina Kirk Troy Kirk reagan Klohn Carla Kreklau Karina Levis Misty Lisenby James Lund Darrell Mac Donald Don Mc Guire Ives Meadors Dwayne Metcalf Candace Mole Christine Mooers Russell Moore Tammy Morris Marc Nagy J. Nighswonger Annette Nixion Todd Olson Jill Pallin Steve Parker Steve Parmenter 19 Pam Patrick Monica Peterson Carolyn Plummer Tim Poet Sean Poston Lee powell Cheryl Powell J. Raffington S. Raffington Ken Ramey Mike Ray Dawn Reding Gob need Heidi Reger Becky Roof Lori Russell Loren Schiewek Dwight Severson DeeDee Sharp Tim sharr Tandra Shelley Mistie Silsbee Sandra Slusher Erin Smith Richard Smith Dee Sparkman Joey Standley Rennie Strahota Janine Stritt Shelley Studer vxv X v ,1 David Tence Yvonne Thompson Wendy Trivett i 20 3 ,ff lx 'T ,, 'S' if T gf T 1li'5r f ,f,w !' V' ,JZ if W Rwry Tvier Jim Wagley Cathy Walker Lisa Walker Lorri Wheeler Parmenter and Troy Kirk display NCOO Debbie Blowers Linda Booth Lisa Winterstein il 'C Candy Mole for Spirit i v ...- un- I A 1 m-nu. ,gr ,s nn- ,L --.. ,Tuu- Vfvtqp gets enthused Week. Kurt Abbey Dave Carter Lee Courter Jonnie George Keith Henard Tim Huntley M. Pattingale Mike Patrick QL-mvfeii Q ' liz! Y1u?'9fQi ivfgi - Bl K lm? y - X . , Ml 4, f N 57 . X X A Q ws' if N QM -X .y MA 'iw i L.U Brad Hoit shows a new writing style. H' .S'0Pff0MORE.S' , The Sophomore class Q this year was a fairly 2 active and enthusiastic 2 class. The class of '84 - was the most spirited, and a great bunch of Billie supporters. This class had a great . homecoming float as they portrayed the WFlower Childrenn of the Sixties. They were in charge of the annual burning of the P H., which was a flaming success. The Sophomores have contributed a lot of I Z I spirit and loyalty toward I sc O Pleasant Hill High School. The officers and class members have done much to help improve our hool Jyck Andress Glen Awbrey Casa Babbs Bonnie Bailey Julie Baumann J.Baumgartner Chandra Bell Favona Bellew Jennifer Bettis Sam'Blood Tracy Bodine Lisa Breedlove T Nels Bruckner Cathy Carver Karyn Case Paul Caudell Joe Cautrell Gary Clark Eric Cole Lori Coleman Steve Cordon Teri Cornelius Eric Cowger Rhonda Cross 22 Danielle McCourt Tamny McCourt Danielle Miller Amy Moloney Roger Needham John Nelson Sara Nice Robert Nicholson Denise Nixon Susan Norris John Ogan David Parker Ian Parker Carri Payne Terri Pearce Pat Peterson Kaylean Podschun Mark Poet Lisa Poole Travis Porter Jeff Putnam George Reed Scott Ridenour Manuel Romero f r Z 24 all-ua 'w X Y Myron Ross Stacey Rowell Lynn Sandburg Julie Schilling Eddie Shaw Mike Sheldon Jason Short Kurtis Smith Mike Smith Sari Staley Heather Standley Ralph Stewart Dale Stotera Cindy Stucky Lynn Studer Jamie Sullivan Brenda Sullivan John Tebbs Joe Waggoner 25 0 I Q FR PRESIDPFJ The Freshman class of 1982 was very active. They participated in many spirit events to earn Billie Cup points. Their boys basketball team was undefeated. The Freshman found High School to be new and interesting place. They will be remembered for their unique fashions and rowdiness. l . l 1 a , . N l Q Yvonna Adams Rob Anderson Janet Balzter Jodi Baszler M. Berg M. Bernhelm Don Black Mark Boggs Jim Bostick D. Botefur T. Breazeale Ed Brogioli B. Buehler S. Cantrell W. Cautrell Rob Chaffin Brian Carlson C. Chamhless f B. Chouinard Craig Clapp Chip Mark Lisa Kris 26 Clyburn Corliss C' T' Zh! Ei li ight. Shawn Creson Darcy Cross Cathy Dorrah Alanna Dulley L. Eagleson K. Erickson Mike Fechko Donna Fox David Gaffney Don Gates D. Gauntlett Lou Geigle Sylvia Gibson D. Goodrich D. Greenwood Melisa Gruber J. Gutierrez D. Halladey Kelly Hamby Kary Hayter Susan Hensley J. Hershfelt Eric Hingley Patrick Hirte Doug House Glenn Huskey Susie Jameson Renee Jacobs James Jensen Mike John Lori Johnson Brenda Jones Donette Jones Chip Kreklau Tina Lamere Robert Larson Glenn Lewis R. Liberman Lisa Liles David Love G. Manewal Greg Martin Dawn Mast M. McEwen S. McGregor Holly Metcalf Rick Minton 27 Ross Mitchell Jessica Moch David Monje Steve Moreno Tim Morris Kris Moulton Matt Nauman Tammy Olson Linda Pallin Rob Patterson Tracy Payne Blain Peters S. Peters Jimmy Page B. Peterson M. putnam Roberta Ramey Sabrina Reyes Salina Reyes Sandra Roche Mike Rose David Roshone Kelly Russell Kami Sargent K. Schiewek Rob Scott Carol Sheldon B. Severance Betty Smith Ken Sinclair Sandy Smith Taylor Spence Mike Standard Mike Standley Shawn Stanley E. Steffenson Kim Stinson Mary Strub Ole Thompson Caty Thompson Bruce Tiller Tammy Townley Tom Townley D. Trafton Billy Walker Martin West Jeff Williams Susan Wilson 7' lson Woodle ght Wyman Y e ' ,Y .l Q Q O Q Q I O Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q I Q U Q I Q Q D Q Q Q O O Q Q IQ N O Q Q Q Q Q Q . Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q N I Q Q O Q Q I Q F 'B Q 'P i Qs. I Q Q Q Q Q 5 xS Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q I Q K Q Q l Q f Q! FRESHMEN SPIRIT mil , ' .5 ?-I: .il A 3 Q A Q f Q , RQ ms A-H' '- N, N 29 ry x i f id Sqlton M Science Physical Ed. Metals English ' In Viir I .W ,, :,,ZW ...V, f Math Science Art Child Care W 4 Iohnl imc: Steinbergergi, Math Health Music Band l Betty P. Finance Home Ec. Forestry 4+ - English W l'I HiSf0I'Y English Glob. Studies Math X 5 f Q R0 2925 sff fif R0b ffT,f n W ll? , X. XML n' .. in - jf 'Z' Ray Kodera Klgwller Donna' Drafting Business Ed. Business Ed. French English Biology woods Physical Ed. if w E Bill Neal A1deS A Susan Leatherwood In Ed B Sally Bryant In Ed C Dorotny Greer D Rose Smlth Canteen Gary Sheariz A .ff .awry f , pa ' f--. fi gg ' Om5!3!f Q W -'M .N . , f ' , x Q--'QQ' Act. Dir. Sec, B017 George T.J. Franklin SCHOOL BOARD '5 ,Stmve John I N I5-4' Q1'f-M: . . . . K Wal' L x T if ' -Lffd . Q S , if 'rv 'l ' 4. ', ,A ll h w, I .A 1,.1Qf,',. W 'L' if v l fix- I .. of 1- l at VA' ' .V f' 'i'z'.' A ' . '+A' - -'iw 5-'fi' . . ,3 2 me .My silij' A 9 5 I Q 'iv' :iq V V iimii ::.ls.:j'.z'X e N 1 l Career C0..0rd, Counselors and Sec.- Bob Griggs, Bill Poole Carla Faught, and Bernie Preszler RL '1 1 tr -... X. -1 n? Nik had --1 I f ik, E95 A JIU X bg, 11 L X 9 Ed tries his hand in foods. Doug concentrates on his work. School is such hard work' Brad plans his menu. Carla giggles with embarrassment The Picaso of P.Hi1l is at work Tim delivers a note to the gym. Kamala gets help in drafting. X X .5 'W' W ' -if .. V ,if f -' AYQ me -. ,gM3 wM.em4 Shelley daydreams in class. SONY we WOKG YOU UD. Ted. ywwf' Kyle is absorbed in science fiction Danny waits for the result of the experiment. 4-dHMwma3:h?23fw Craig writes with a smile. Nancy is in a class of her own. 5,5 W, J, , ,f M 'sal ,,ec . .LW I Students solemly listen to a lecture. 4. I f -,,,,,.,,,....-----' finds it difficult to concentrate on He forgot to take off his hat his work. A r' W 1Q,,,, Tammy tries to do her math. f'tx.,- S, '?P ,, Loren seems to enjoy science, Robert and Darren follow instructions 1: 'uv QQ ar -.. .34 l 1 -v' 1 4 gtmk English students listen attentively. We ' i ,lt - --f 201 R v J . Martha Thomas doesn't seem interested. enee acobs Cracks a smlle 'GH ,QV -'41-lwksgs. Y' 5 lnem Lori Coleman expresses her point of view. N I I xv' sz ' - v 'Off L wifgi 'X x Becki Black takes her business seriously. Staley listens to instructions. x JW? i Chaffin doesn't take her quite so seriously. 97 gp-110' students concentrate Cathy Walker pauses to smile at the camera. their work. biz 4 Members of Acappella rehearse for a concert. Melissa Putnam and Tammy McCourt enjoy Jazzmatazz. WA Marianne Bernheim practices on her sax. Solar Jazz members prepare to display the talent. 'iii ' ' zz requires hours of dedication r' its sing with enthusiasm in Acappella. rr , Bruce Tiller displays his talent the trumpet. if Q9 .scensions students pose for the camera. Billie Bulletin Editor Janine Stritt Photography EdlCOV Klm bparks Assistant Editor: Lisa Breedlove Photovraphers Debbie King, Erich Brucln HEPTA Editor: Jiii Myriek Hudson Stafldley Q43 lllf' llY.' t'. we 1- if r nine M43 Kim Sparks 3 Cartoonists strike a pose while Steve lurks in the shadows. Business Manager: Allison Mills Cartoomsts Jeff CMM We Nagy xi tx I s...,, I Todd advises an advisor. I is 40- H s Ui , 4 I , Q W an I -wg Ie gill. f I IP? II Y'B'! 3 Publications class? Boy, is this C0mPuter .H thinks Cathy. Swift! 'QL Q behind the camera. asks Lisa. of time, Sue, nwhat, another assignment?H if Earl strikes fear into the hearts of all. .ff JHQI 4-9 , M , ,.,.,..,,,. A The work is tough, but ---- staff --- Earl Crouse Lisa Dulley Todd Hawkins James Henderson Troy Kirk Lisa Lande Susan Norris Angela Standley Kathy Walker Cathy Dorrah Rene Crouse Steve Fuller I ..-...... - .... rewarding 1-4 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I -I C1 t: ww 'Wm . mpg W. fs , 1 'W wwwm - 1' . . Fx . 1. Km 1 .M M FEM OF THE 41? Back row: Judy Larson, Jonni Culver, Patty Buehler, Lisa Winterstein, Teresa Hoskins, T4 Tonya Hempy, Colleen Hildebrand, Sharon Christian,Front row: Ramona Crouse, Yvonne Jones, Michelle Hickson, Shelley Studer, Paula Debler, Sitting: Wendy Trivett, Troy Staley, Shelly Ducket. This year's FBLA club year,which was culminated winning the NClub of the elected president,and took increase the membership from thirty-seven members,winning included donut sales stands during U of O Leadership Conference twenty-four members athlet at O attend.Thirteen members qualified for the State Leadership Conference in Portland:the largest group competition. State Leadership Conference.Money-making activities and working at concessions .wel 0. UTURE USINESS EADERS MERICA Patterson, Cathy Walker, Jerrald ,Q Sherri Harris, Patty Faught, had an outstanding at Awards Night by YearN.Tonya Hempy was it upon herself to twenty-two members to a Gold Award at the ic events.The District regon State Univ. had ever taken to a state They includedzwendy Trivett and Diana Payne, poster: Clark Chambers and Scott Ridenour, Accounting I, Jennifer Hacker, Accounting II, Becki Black and Sheri Harris, Bus. Math: Jill Parker and Patty Faught,Office Procedures: Teresa Hoskins, Job Interview: James Hacker and Amy Molony, Clerk-Typing I:and Janine Stritt, Clerk-Typing II. From this group there were three places at State. Most impressive was James Hacker who qualified for Nationals with first place in Typing I. Clark Chambers and Jennifer Hacker were fifth in Accounting I and II. Members wish to thank their advisors-Ms. Larson and Mr. Kronmiller for all their help, L' 'r , 1 1' Qs Off, SKA ORESFKY CZUB 0 'X gli fi? :xg kk I Xl!!-'f 1 X, yt it ' X ff? Ashley Moulton JVIATF Mr. Perkins, Katrina Kirk, Ron Hober, Jim Lund, Roger Downer, Russ Moore, Dave Carter, Dennis Bottofer, Dwight Severson, Stacey Rowell, Robert Anderson, Ken Christianson, Roger Downard, f gi? d Parker, Dennis Cordon,Nels Bruckner, ' Hutchison,Scott Ridenour,James Hacker. f.l?ZfJ?.2 f.6f.QQ.l?.l.Q' CMMPWTEK CIUB The Computer Club, advised by Richard Adams, aided those students who often utilized the Apple II computers. The club bought blank discs and resold them to students, and also bought game discs and charged students to use them. with the profits from these activities, the clubs purchased equiptment like hand controls for the computers. The Hi-Q Club was fairly successful,winding up third in the league with a record of 5-4.Questions are asked dealing with all subjects from art to zoology,with as much of a chance to answer cor- pdiigxgg rectly as often as the jnnuxum other teams.High point of the season was de- feating top-ranked Cottage Grove.Co-caps XX I were Mark Hladky and Jim Henderson.Advice and ter- rible puns were provided to the club by advisor Richard Adams. Richard Adams, Rebecca Henderson, Andy Hutchison, Andrene Hyatt Mark Hladky 65 1 Skip Inman, Darrell Fairbanks, Greg Gauntlett, Joey Standley, Erich Bruckner, Alan Mathews, David Gauntlett, Donnette Keeney, Susan Norris, Dena Kidder, Theresa Hoskins, Don Gates, April Schrenk, Kamala Hayter, Jon Jacobson Not Pictured: Deanna McKennon. fi f fre mm cwa 'X ?'? Backrow:Adrene Hyatt,Jennifer Hacker,Cheri Bell, Nina Hyatt,Jim Henderson,Kyle Roof,Becky Roof, Danielle Miller,Donna Long,Rhonda Cross,Becky Black,Susan Norris,Rebecca Henderson,Pam Patrick fff f 469.f' .Q' 3 .YPEELW CLUB 7'F This year the Speech Club ted in Various forms speakingg humorous, serious, ter-dinner speeches, etc. fd? group put on skits for a n 575 ,ga XXX, at of the year was a I as Q. Tournament at the K .. Xa, rsity of Oregon. yx nursery school. The ot pictured: Denise Cordon, llison Mills, Mike Shove ike Smith, Lisa Lande, eanna McKennon. Lisa Winterstein, Ruth Geigle, Jill Myrick 49 I NHS had a good group of people. Though the year started slow, the group accomplished much. In November the Student Directory was started and, after some difficulties, was finally finished in late March. The annual March of Dimes drive was one successful accomplishment of the National Honor Society. Members were assigned to different territories to collect donations. NHS was a co-host for the Student Recognition Night inwhich they, with help from Student Council and the school board, recognized outstanding students by treating them to a pizza feed and an activity. They year it was a play. Back row Kim Sparks, Brad Bailey, David Monje, Joey Standley, Erich Bruckner. Front row: Yvonna Adams, Jason Griswold, Jon Jacobson, Nels Bruckner. Nil fl0Nlll Back row: Colleen Hildebrande, Yvonne Jones, James Hacker, Dale Stotera, Sco Ridenour, David Parker, Rose Fechko, drene Hyatt, David Tence, Mark Hladky, Greg Gauntlett, Kyle Roof, Dan A. Smitl Kamala Hayter, Chandra Bell, Brad Eklur Kent Campbell, Jay Boettcher, Shirley A im Henderson, Beck Roof. Lisa P190 706'Rv4PflY fl UB The Photography Club was not very active this year, admitted advisor Richard Adams. The members did no participate in an money-making activities or take any trips, but many were active in taking developing, and printing pictures for various PSESOHS . ll0NOR 5061577 .Je Hwi f J 2 fl gg AJ' ...el VVdken Iennner Hacken Troy Staley, Lynn Sandberg, Lorna Poole, Kandi Laisure, Sara Nice, Advisor Richard Adams, Debbie King, Todd Hawkins, Sheri Pyron, Earl Crou e, Sheri Chaffin, Bonnie Bailey, Allison Mills, Dena Kidder, President Brad Bailey. NOT PICTURED: Janine Stritt, Jill Myrick, The Invitational Ceremony for new members was held in April. NHS awarded 50 dollar scholarship to seniors Earl Crouse and David Caldwell. President Brad Bailey put the year in summaryzuwe had a lot of fun and we have some good memories.U Wm A Jill Parker. WRINIV6 Cl 03 A 4 D 2 'B 'L . : n 3 f' I 5 . 9 ' J I --4 - I f 1 J uf' i Susan Norris,Andrene Hyatt, John Ogan,Rebecca Henderson, Sara Nice , Erich Bruckner . I Ylfflq M 5 xy iw ZETTERMIN Cl IIB I ,. .I i .bi I Bob Reed, Jay Boettcher, Dan Miller, Kent Campbell, Alan Cornelius, Ted Bodine, Dan i 45' D. Smith, Mark Hladky .464 Bobbie walker walker Debbie Severance, Becky Roof, Cathy Lisa Dulley, Kim McClusky, Lisa Rachel Babbs, Rene' Crouse, King S...--' -.xh- C 6.14. 14. .fe F. H. ll. The Future Homemakers 'li' f f America club for 1982 - ade some changes. The it xi? B K+ 2 'Lim' s 1 is more active this 3 than it has been the 4 W 1: W. V . few years and t rafts 'S t 1, , W 2 - ' has increased. E B , a if gQi1 4f X' an W y, activities that FHA ,Q ' ' Y ,f' ,T gg in during 9 3 ,q,f iff? ehf -' 4 ,T Kg. year were: having a S' :wif A bear raffle at f Q serving des- I f at open house, had a P3 Hi! tmas party, baked , . ,4 kies for the l on Hallo- ween, raffled a stuffed g at the first league s game, had a canned food drive, visited some senior citizens and helped earn money for the Easter Seals SCh00l- AS y L-R: Top Row: Theresa Hoskins, April Schrenk, Mike YOU can tell the Club Was T Smith, Kathy Walker, Rose Fetchko, Colleen Very aCUiVe' I Hildebrand,Advisor Betty Perkins. Bottom Row: ' Kamala Hayter, Jennifer Hacker, Becky Black, Denise I Cordon, Diana Payne. l A 'X A 2 1 ., . I Sl' I The Drama Club was I 77 5 j:l T advised by Mr. David 1 I Q M Colton. This club I ' ' it Q was active in the ' yt ,, QM' WR. M school and produced 1 H 6 Y' some very good plays an during the year. In . E addition to the plays l I . they took a trip to 1 5, Ashland and attended ' 6 some local plays in ' l: Eugene. The club had I quite a few members , and their dedication ' to doing their very b best was shown thr- 5 ough out the year. ' Q I I R: Top Row: Todd Hawkins, Paula Amundson, Shirley Andress, Earl Crouse, Kim Hendricks, Greg Gauntlet, Hudson Standley. Second Row: Wendy Davie, Barbi Copeland, Heidi Reger, Sheri Pyron, Rachel Babbs, Donnette Keeney, Advisor David Colton. Third Row: Sunshine Kesey, Lisa Lande, Jeff Williamson, Robbie Nicholson, Lundy Smith. Bottom Row: Becky Standard, Julie Bauman, Diana Payne, Diane Greenwood, Karen Baltzer, Gretchen Manewal. r in-6 53 Q 'T- Wo 5 X vm, 1-3,4 vi. il J HN rw X 4f L ' : 'ww 501 1' fi' 0 .hw 4 -at 1 A 1'l I N l f3 F VARSITY This had played by The girls Inspi Impro Offense Roof: Best and Becky Cathy Walker: Patty Buehler. Kff A,,,,.f if .-4- ' Becky goes for a block, while the others suspense. - , 'Q ' L, ' me lisa gets ready for a game. P.H. Setters and spikers prepared to play the G lilfv r:::Hlln lllll ll!5 I. n lllll BOTTOI'-1, L-R: Pat ty Bueh let , Melanie Bev Lanz, Coach Karen Meets, Tanya Lisa Walker, Karen Ewert, Shelly Becky Roof , Kim McC1usky , Cathy Fayvona Bellew. Varlsty blrls plan thelr sr:rate?Y 5 P.H. Setters and spikers in action. Coach Karen Meets 55 c ef'-P ull!' !2iiQngl5 '! E- I qi K ,5 I --Juli ' M .LM l VOZZEYFIIZI M 'W J.V.I had a great season can tell by their 13 win record. The team really hard and all in all it was season. The awards given were Most Inspirational - Michelle Raffington, and Most Valuble Kari Hayter. nary dayter, Randi Laiaure, Sandra vlu ner, Brenda Ruehler Wichelle Raffington, Sherri Jarvis, coach Judy Qimmons, Nancy McCourt, Melanie Howard, Bev Tan? Shelly Jackson, Karen Ewert, Pam Patrick f- Coach Lisa HenrY W ' 'MMA I4 ll WU EYBAZI C B This Year J.V. II had an excellent season. Their record NM-Mmm V' for the season was 18 wins and 2 Y ,ll 4, f' ',- f jf losses. As you can see everyone jkf I' I A worked hard and in paid off. The 'fi f awards given were: Most I A . -V! 54,1 S Inspirational - Mary Strub, Most f' w,f ,' ,,,-' Z I ILPA 4 ' ' Valuable - Carol Sheldon, Most ffq, - ,f fi J '?,Qrf nM Improved - Janet Baltzer. A,--1 J, n. Ar- ff A..- -5 X 5 4 1 Q,-6 Jameson goes ball TOP ROHg L-R: Carol Sheldon, Janet daltzer, donnie Chouinard Coach Lisa Henry, Tiissy Gruber, Kim Stinson, Sandy Ficflrmgor BOTTOM ROW, L-R: Mary Strub, Diane Greenwood, Tami McCourt Susie Jameson, daley Dorringer. P J.V. II is ready to go Coach Judy Simmons 57 Q I WIKSITY l 007B.4ll The Billie Football Team did not have a winning Elmgii 19 season, but the whole team worked very hard and Dguglai 29 always gave one-hundred percent. The Billies had Myrtlepoint 35 very little success this year in getting into the Marist 24 end zone. This year's Varsity Team was very young Sutherlin 31 and had little experience. Their record showed this with a 1-9 season. The one good thing about having a young team on the Varsity squad is that they will be more experienced in the years to come. S. Umpqua 34 Creswell O Glide 7 Billies stand at attention for National Anthem. 1, Alan Cornelius cuts back against the The Billie defense Stands over a J grain, running back. Opp. 12 iff'-u leasant Hill offense warms up before e pame Kent Campbell Sprints to the outside. f' and Abbey lead the defensive Kurt Abbey awaits the opponents attack. ju' TOP ROWgL-R: Coach Brus, Eric Cole, John Eklund, Gary Clark, Joe Waggener, Randy Hiday, Jeff Kidder, John Ogan, Kurt Smith, Scott Mayers, Vince Kennedy, Andy Hutchinson, Coach Neal. MIDDLE: Coach Noel, Clark Chambers, Hoyt Hook, Lee Powell, Chad Jorgensen, Don McGuire, Kent Campbell, Sean Poston, Randy Friedemann, Mark Hladky, Tim Sharr, Kurt Abbey, Coach Feola, Coach Bryant. BOTTOM: Coach Lewis, Mang. Loren Bagwell, Lavon Bagwell, Kyle Roof, Jay Boettcher, Allen Corneilius, Dan Smith, Alan Goodman, Jerrald Culver, Doug Ridge, Coach Skipper. Y FR 0.S'fl F00 7314! Z J-'wfmwf PH The Pleasant Hill Freshman football team , practically dominated their league by Mamft O defeating 5 of 7 opponents. The team played J' Clty 29 well together as a whole. They always put Springfield O forward their best effort, and that is what Marist 3M made them so successful. This winning season Thufstofl O should give the players a positive attitude Q Spmngfleld O for coming victorious years. L Thurston 8 3,557 be mn if TOP ROW3L-R: Coach Melby, Billy Walker, Rob Scott, Darren Goodrich, Ole Thompson, David Roshone. MIDDLE: Robert Larson, Chip Cline, Mark Clyburn, Kenny Sinclair, Shawn Cresson, Den Bostick, Shawn Stanley, Pat Hirte. BOTTOM: Blain Oeters, Wes Woodcook, Rick Minton, aruce Peterson, Eddie Brigoli, Mike Fechko, Eric Hingley, Brian Carlson. , 1 T lzlmf Brogioll scopes lt OUC Bruce Peterson struggles for yardage. om the sidelines. ODD 1U 12 18 8 20 20 22 p K .hae 'MSM -nikki 5 I gg . N1 , . , 'k'V, WI , Salina 62 L'R0.S'5-L'00N7RY This year's cross country season started out well vith a larger than usual turnout. The team pushed themselves to reach their goals. The team ran through rain, heat, and mud puddles to bring off a great year. They put hundreds of miles on their hard-working feet. Although not everyone can be chosen as Most Valuable Team Member, like Bob Reed was, everyone on the team that crossed the finish line was a champion. ya' ss 'P' y l -JWQAM rl ' K x. A :f f-.4 li' ,Y X. Hifi V W. Reyes runs a good race. Kent wa TOP ROWgL-R: Hike John, Bruce Tiller, Tom George Reed, Tim Poet, Bob Reed, dark J MIDDLE ROW: Matt Nauman, Paul Caudell, Keeney, Cathy Carver, Roger Needham, Stotera, Mark Poet, Tony Stotera BOTTOM Pixie Francis, Donna Fox, Dena Kidder, Sara Andrene Hyatt, Nina Hyatt, Coach Kent Naygon .Y fa, 0 ,Q U I . ' ' if ' ' r I I f A, , A if r vi' f , V, , A H 1 1 , 7 rv ' ' Q ' 4-K, ' gg, ' lp,,v .., , ., I M f' - va, gr-fi 0..+f- gi , 1- if - 'J . Q 'A- 4 ?,L'f f--' A ,Wil ,rvy w , , I Q xi ,M f f + piggy .dgaffqfg 2, W W 7-ww wiv , fu: v ,, 5 4111+ ,. I Wm, A ,Qu . V N , ' Matt Nauman splashes on. rv - 'W ., if- , E M K if Y f' .5 ' '-erm! ss, ,nw J' Q , Q7 ' 1 . Y 5 - 1.49, ' 41' 1 T ,f V I. .1 'Li L ff' , E A 4 f' ij 'V' J J ww- M f ' A' - '1 A- A Bob Reed gets ready to run. And theY'7-'e Off! 53 The girls spent E at a camp devel ' ' l .R and increasing f cheerleading sk They brought hc trophy rewarding hard efforts as c the 5 best squad girls also compet the 4th Annual V I River Center Va W Rally Competi winning lst prize .453 leh h H4 gg 2533 il, ,VVV Ivifnrl EEQWW mf Q Loffi Barbi 3 J111 11 . 1 Shelley Xe Kim nn' Chris K 1 Jill P. up-nf ff .MW f!,7Qfaa Advlsor Chrls Lue 4 s ... J 12- K LSL A K ix'-'vb 5 e if l Rhonda Aga 3 Nl' ' 5 Y Lisa Though we had no J.v. team this year, our J.V. girls did cheer at extra games and came to support our team. xgv ,, ik ' . 'Bw ,ix Danielle 4, Bonnie , H 1' Danielle i xk::1a::ic::1c::1c::1c::lc::i:::1z::ic::ic::lc::1a::!:::4:::1:::lc::l:::i:::l:::lc: Ao new , , pw 1 ei Sue Mellisa 4 1 - Y -nd 1 1 , Rica w ,faq nnyy The year is new to if jf ogigm Ag?gi?Y l'sl . them: V ' N ':qA' 1 , ' N they all are dolls. Q ge, hm M' T They jump and shout and A fv elf ' have a ball, i R M They're young and wild, R511 ,V,y . not too tall, wil '1 ii lt's our Freshmen rally Marianne for the fall! 65 ewwcf TEAM ,V Karina Lewis Shelly J ,H -, ,My ali ,, ., Vt v vifk , j Qilffig M J' uq, 7' ' , l ij '7..-... Tracy Bodine Tammie Y. ,E Kandi Laisure Bel' S QW f,,QA , r A ,ri R X ,. , Shelley Lewis Becky Pam 'Iammond Annette KQV'.ffJ'1391!flffffffffffffffffffffffJ'J'J'.fJ'.nV'J'.ffffffffffffffifffffkq Q The dance team has been very active this year with their dancing at S half times and performing during pep assemblies. The dance team has also helped raise money for Pleasant Hill, through many car washes and working U of O concession stands.The dance team would like to extend their special thanks to Mrs. Cross, Mrs. McCourt, Q and Nancy McCourt for all the extra effort they have put in to make this one of the best year's ever. J'.fflfffl'afl'-15?f0?49'J'.49JIAQ'.49'J6'J'.fJJJ'JfJJ'J'J'J'.ZfJJ'.f3J'J'4A9' FALL Dan D. Smith FOOTBALL-Defense Sand Lee Q . xx Bob Reed CROSS COUNTRY 'V' EVP Pixie Francis CROSS-COUNTRY ALL-STARS X X 1 .ff-. A 51,22 ,, ' mp V ual' Jay Boettcher FOOTBALL-Offense fWL 1Q?f 1', 'V ' ff' W L -.fm X 4 ' ' Y , Kim McK1usky .AVA V ,I VOLLEYBALL-Defense f -El' G w Becky Roof -Offense VOLLEYBALL ...a..... VARSITY The 1981-82 Varsity team started out slow but came on strong in The Billies always seeme the bad breaks, losing many team flnally got things by just one or two points u and placed 3rd in league, their chance to go to state district tournament. he Linn J City OPP. M0 25 50 MU 33 U9 35 M9 B1 28 54 M6 50 32 39 52 44 68 26 Creswell S. Umpqua Sutherlin Douglas Marist Glide Creswell S. Umpqua Sutherlin Douglas 'NYWHFKGE Wil K 'K It BILLIEF 'MW W .v W My ,,,, ff? mWmNMx'kwsM mmmm .., ,, 1,-J .:, . af all -ni H3 tv' IJ X Danny and Doug hustle down to start the offense. Q J 2 f Kent Campbell concentrates on his form and accuracy. 68 W COBCU Roberts reviews the Doug Ritchie awaits the pass game plan. 'T Ted Bodine shows good defensive position. ,gk-are ' L' Varsity players enjoy a happy moment on the bench. the basket i1isl I-5-nh-in-aiigl. ns - Steve Parker goes high for Back row: Doug Ritchie, Doug Loux, Kent Camp bell, Steve Parker, Coach Roberts. Front row: Ted Bodine, Kevin Coleman, Dan Booth, Barry Jones. ,gl J, This year the mo t S their team best tea 19-0 The m IL! ,531 WMMMWMA l ,, , ,W,M,,,t N Ron Connelly looks for an Steve Parmenter takes a open teammate. breather. ,fi Zi? W A 4 ,,.. ,f y n, 2 1 f' nn ,, ,VE, 7 5 Z p yin A if nnnt if 'V l l aw L il 2 -f,- .g I lzl 5' A ff! rg I Vvkh all I if , ,h,,, I , 'ru-., . up V , vzvlzvv M ,,. my, W W 1 I oo,t f he t ttt ea l X lm. 1 , ...v e . lf' nenn Aenmen Q l . WX l H W The JV team members: Jamie Booth, Troy Kirk, Dale Stotera, Zack Elliott, Ste Parmenter, Ron Connelly, Bob Reed, Randy Hiday, Mike Dewitt, John Ogan. , Hg ,g ,f ,, 'M ee , I Ja .fA Q W ,.KT f V. 32 Q 3 vw 5' H 42 we 3, ' +A' ' it ,, , A xi, Q 4' wg iq 1, K . f wwf 'V' bw Q.. A S ,, i' -xii M' V, ,E - iff- v if ff A .mv WA. . img, K 1 , I , I up 1:5 A I I if 1 A '. W 0 .L I' nr , ,M I, V V, ,Rf nm.-, K .,'7, , V J uw 6'lRl.Y' VARSITY Bv4.S'KE7'B4ll 1 The 1981-82 Varsity girls basketball team was, as Coach Bill Neal admits, the finest he has ever coached. W This is the best team, the best record I've ever had.W remarked Neal of the team that earned a league record of 7-5, 13-7 overall. Senior Kim Mcfllusky, the team's leading scorer, was unanimously chosen for the Sky-Em All League first team, while Debbie King was chosen to the second team, and Michelle Raffington was the first selection for the Honorable Mention Not only were these gifted athletes honored with awards, but Coach Neal was also bestowed with honors Neal was selected as Coach of the League for the Sky-Em girls basketball league, an honor that is usually given I l v o 4 X, P.H. if 36 2 ua : as ' zu SCOREBOARD Douglas Creswell Marist Glide Creswell S Umpqua Sutherlin Sutherlin S Umpqua Douglas Marist Glide to the coach of the team that wins the league championship. The team gets fired up for the game. X mx-Yisti yhjfa 'li 3U Back row, 1-r: Becky Roof, Debbie King, Sharon Christain, Michelle Raffington, Candy Mole, Coach Bill Neal. 72 Front row: Bobbie Severance, Lisa walker, Melanie Howard, Rose Fechko, Kim McClusky. :Lf , 'afrlfvtf . W, A -fm Lisa Walker sets up Michelle Raffington the ball MLLIE3 Sharon follows through. F Kim side-steps the opponent Candy Mole shows good defensive form. 'T The team awaits the rebound fltcck 20 '15 W .W ,W Fkwhw 6lRl.9'JV BJSKETBAZZ ff The girls' JV basketball team proved that they will soon be contributing many members of their team to the Varsity team. The JV girls finished 11-1 in league, 17-3 overall. Their only loss in league play was to Marist by 1 point. Freshman Bobbie Severance and sophomore Julie Schilling proved to be essential team members, occasionally playing on the Varsity team. P , SCOREBOARD PH OPP M3 Douglas 3 33 Creswell 15 27 Marist 28 U1 Glide 18 39 Creswell 16 38 S. Umpqua 18 SM Sutherlin 11 32 Sutherlin 19 33 S. Umpqua 17 51 Douglas 30 37 Marist 28 18 Glide 16 'ZOE ,1- , . ,4 ,, , K5 The JV team eyes the rebound. Heidi prepares pass the ball. ff ,W.,,,my W Passing to ?laSh a Smile is Julie Schilling takes a foul shot as the teams Sherri Raffington prepare to jump, 74 1 ,,,y ,,,, ,,,. .,.,, , ,,.. -,--- l ' SCOREBOARD P.H. OPP 29 Springfield 7 37 Thurston 11 23 C. Grove U1 The Pleasant Hill girls' basketball 18 J. City 26 team provided great competition for many 29 Springfield 27 local AA and AAA teams. The girls 15 Thurston U8 finished their season with a winning 26 Willamette 37 record of 8-7. 25 C. Grove 29 Coach Phil Brus commented on the major M7 Springfield 2M improvement of the team from the 33 Elmira 30 beginning of the year, noting that the 53 Willamette 37 team will contribute many fine players to ' 28 Elmira MO next year's JV and Varsity teams. 51 J. City 31 29 Thurston U5 37 Springfield 25 1 I ,tn -sr ff 'V sl...,, the ball. Mil Sargent reaches Dawn Mast uses teamwork to get the ball under the basket Pallln FSCSIVSS a SISDID the face. The 1981-82 record. They also Gakridge, and Billies were rated Six seniors be Lavon Bagwell, Bowman, sbe missed Mr. Strinz an 2 Vt Coach Strinz gives his full attention to the mat. .i Tom Balcom gets ready to do a reversal 76 l For most of the season, t State competition ratings. year posting a 17-6-1 due Central Linn, Harrisburg Y Most dearly missed wil the state tournament. Ton and Scott Trivett will als their thanks to the Mat Girls Coach Strinz and team watch with enthusi Lavon Bagwell puts the crunch on his Thurston Lowell North Douglas Central Linn Central Willamina Harrisburg OPP Glide Elmira Siuslaw Glendale Cottage Grove 28 Marist Douglas Forfeit SCOREBOARD H, .H. P.H. 19 35 , , 50 21 15 50 36 59 15 U3 28 51 M9 214 51 Riddle 19 22 35 26 30 30 33 37 20 53 5 16 33 3M 40 9 58 12 39 26 17 33 30 t Trivett gets 2 points for a take Back Jeff Kyle Rhod Wage Blod Stan Tony John its Q ROFY Tyler struggles to regain control row:Darrell Fairbanks, Jim Henderson, Allen Goodman, Chris Blodgett, Phillips, Louis Geigle, Tom Balcom, Billy Walker, Dwight Severson, Roof, Mike Pattingale, Doug Ridge, Lavon Bagwell, Asst.Coach Tom y, Coach Tim Strinz. Middle row:Brian Carlson, Scott Trivett, John oner, Mark Glyburn, Mike John, Tood Hill, Cam Hildebrand, Mike gett, Ken Harrel, Dave Carter, Tommy Townley. Front row: Mike dley, Blaine Peters, Doug Bellow, Mike Love, Jeff Putnam, Ian Parker, Bowman, Ken Christiansen, Rory Tyler, Roger Needham, Ken Sinclair, Tebbs, David Parker, Glen Lewis, Dean Bostick, Robbie Chaffin. xgl. 54 .MC WRE.5'7ZllV6' The 1981-82 J.V. Wrestling team had very triumphant year. Their win-loss record was 22-U. WThis team the mentally toughest and the physical group of kids I have coached in high school,N said Coach Rhody. Douglas C. Linn Central Sutherlin Oakridge K. Falls Stayton S. Umpqua Glide Elimra Riddle Siuslaw Elimira Glendale C. Grove M-N '--uf.. v . ff ag f- '-f-.., Jeff Putnam waits for the whistle. Mike Standley prepares to attack his opponent 78 A Billie wrestler goes for a pin. 4444444415'-23142?-4427-27-4427-427-444417-444444429' Most Valuable Athletes E WINTER SPRING E Bktbll st Pk ElDgRrh 41 B ky R f K M Cl ky '51 K M Cl ky ii! S ftb 11 B ky R f 3 rest ing Lavon 41 W 1 B g ll Baseball Dan Booth E 41 -11 427-R7--'JUG'-29'-427-131425'-44444-'QL44425'-423427-4427-27-45127-13243 SPOR rs fok All s'f.4s'oNs 5 XX xx 41 f wwf e Azwwg iz f N if y X +1 E ,L 1f 2:1 s x X mm 'fi 'A M ' , Q QW, rm Vx 4 A 5 .. lj 'X qi ff eff igy af! W' 5 .Vi ' F I 4 1 K If 'QENQA 2 ei f x S 1,5 ' X 41 f 'fe'- 'J ,fi f - 4 Q X '51 XX ' xxx X 41 f A if 9 N , 3 'lv ' jf Ref L If X 41 f e 0 N Y f XE, 'K I , M ef K 3 1?-427-15127-44444444417-44444444444427-23'-417-27-425'-3 U co-fa TRACK S 1 1fM1.- 1 O : The 1981-82 boys' track team once again completed the' I season undefeated in dual meets. Although they placed 2nd . Districts Cbehind Sutherlini, Doug Ritchie was name ' boys in the State Meet. Doug placed 2nd in the long jump, ' 3rd in the triple jump, and 6th in the 1OOM. Jay placed 5th in the pole vault and was a member of the 1 BOYS' SCORES Marist 82 Elmira Creswell . Sutherlin 1 .H. 103 ' . Outstanding Athlete in the Sky-Em League, and PH placed 92 Glide 105 7M 5 112 Relay team that took Sth. Jim Pedigo was a member of BOOM Realy team which also placed 5th. Steve Parmenter, Kevin Coleman, and Ted Bodine were all members of both the BOOM and 1600M relay teams, which both placed Sth. Th irls finished the season with 2-M dual meet record, 7th in the 1OOM Hurdles, and Kim McC1usky earned a Sth place in the avelin competitigg Douglas SIUSLAW INV. Elmira - Pleasant Hill - Siuslaw - Philomath - I e g and placed 2 girls at the State Meet. Patty Buehler Cathy Dorrah clears the designated height. Bob leads Tom around the track .. K Jn W: p A-1 , as' 1 I B317 Steve hands off to Kevin. Eric Cole puts the shot. Pam shows her eff the start of the Marist Glide 52 54 82 68 60 SIUSLAW Siuslaw -s s Elmira - , Philomath K1m McClusky StPalHS wlth her effort with the javelin. Q r Randy Hlday shows h1s stuff ss ng Ted Bodlne. Patty breaks the tape far ahead of her opponent, ,J af ' Vv4R5l71VBv4.S'6'Bv4ll For the first time in eight years the Billies had a winning season and for the first time rememberable they defeated Marist.The squad was made up of 9 seniors and 6 Juniors.Four members received league honors.The Billies fin- ' -ished the season with a 13-11 record. rfb The Billie coaches discuss the game. , ZH. 4 SCOREBOARD OP Coquille 7 3 Coquille 0 6 Junction City 1 11 Junction City 8 11 Cottage Grove 4 6 Douglas 1 12 Creswell 7 1 1 Elmira 9 5 Newport 6 1 Sutherlin 13 5 South Umpqua 8 1 1 Siuslaw 1 4 Marist 5 10 Glide 14 7 Siuslaw 6' 2 Douglas 4 0 Sutherlin 1 3 South Umpqua 9 3 Stayton 2 9 Stayton ' C 3 Oakridge 9 14 Creswell 4 1 1 Marist 10 Glide 5 - .--..f,-- ---- e '3fTf523'5fff 11 ' 4.3: 'ff-1 - , .gg ,. , ..,.,j.f '1'fT 1 Top Row: Coach Lewls, . T--fgjf,f.,.,:' . I , U ...NL A . .gl-5-,Avia-gy' ' Jamle Booth , Barry -s ,g , V W U ei 55-.rf Q -- '.,',J- Jones, Doug Ridge. df W M f 5' 1 1 C M Doug Loux, Kent V ' - X A , D Cambell, Steve l S A V, Parker, Jeff' Creel, ' ' ..,:g3, , r ' gs , f ,A , X : C0aC1'1 Skipper- 1' , N ...x I I- A l . Bottom Row: M1ke ' ' N In N Patrick, Jerrald , -V -v 53.4, , , gy,5..,' 'f'Qh',' Q 1'LL',. D S -,. ,. N SHML 5 3 A Culver, an ml . Y. ', W 4 Q 5 Troy Kirk, Dan Booth, I -A ' f 7, y 5 ' , s ' . D-. ' by V 'f Troy Staley, Doug D X 1, ai 1 ,M I X 5 5 5 A J , I 1 1 , I , X54 ,, N Be11ew. 1 eq 1 1 , JT 1 ,Ma ' 'K ' 1. ,, I QV' - -f gr' we B A '-'r-Vw, 1 ru ..,3s',w' . A ffffii fa' Wk' Ui-J. ,vrfef 39 it I f, .f. 5 3 A I 'Dfw 'f'f'f'5:-'J'1y f5'.1',.,w,Q 'mm' ' 'V' ,t,,, ',,, 5o5'1grs2:1g:f',..-4.1,-fzewfzfwfla ':.-1+N1:f2'f- A fi ffisx- JIgf.'!'aif'i1ifTe-ii'sQ1:55iis5L4iQ5a 82 ,1 Y V , The Billies pu11 together with teamwork. . . i ,z ' -lwggffws .3 - 1- , ' ' fm- 3M W i Y fa. Ar at ig mxg Qge MSQSW VQ, d L ' H . ,K 5' dm. ., -4 M M, penn rw ffwwwwv' 1 ,A it ' V. , . , . I n ,, ,, , 4 r ff Y ,Q I Q ,, ,P L., s ff V E .-'L ' ' 9 .AA MN' Mp' 4-w my 528 A ffgrk 19? zqyglbi Q I I M., I nr, Doug Loux warms up before a game. Steve Parker takes a the fountain. break at t x ,,,.., 7. of L f 'PS K , ' N ,Qi t. X W' Manuel makes contact with the ball. Billies display Sharp defense. Top Row: Mike Sheldon, Tim Huntley, Wes Woodcock, Brad Williamson, Tim Poet, Mike Ray, Coach Neal. Bottom Row: Dale Stotera, Manuel Romero, Jeff Putnam, Joe Cautrell, Dan Leatherwood, Gary Clark, Dan Jacobs. 84 I 4 wvnff xf,n4 Lf WlR.S'l7'.V 5'0l-731411 The Varsity Softball team had an extremely triumphant year. The Billies showed their team expertise by working together to make it to the State Playoffs. Their over-all win-loss record was 8-2 league and 10-M non-league. Seven of the Billies were selected to be on the SAA-A All-Stars team. Melanie Howard was selected for 1st team outfielder and Favona Bellew was selected for utility. The following team members were chosen for the second All-Stars team: Becky Roof, 1st baseman, Kaylean Podschum, outfielder, Bobbie Severance, catcher, and Cathy Walker, utility. Honorable mention, was given to Rachel Babbs for second base. All players will be returning next year. Look out, 1983. fm-um m'U'1 . .iff M53 5' uf' 4 f avo h t ' . , na S OWS rue grlt Kaylean Podschun grips the bat with determination. Becky Roof Swings with power. Bobby Severance rounds the bases ' ,4 fm' lb! xi- -2 Q2 ' Li' 'Ol wx , A , ,.,.q, f 1,9-ww' W, ff, mud! M' ' W , -1 ,f ,1 ,N W . . ,M ,. , M. f , .4 I ,ay X af- 'fi ai . 1 R 1- .,,,, M , . ,. 4 , qi -mf w' ,W Q , 4.0 J-ni' Melanie Hcward PVGPGVGS Rene'e Jacob reaches the to escape first base. . ba se Coach Tim Strinz oversees throwing practice Hi fi,,.u,, . vi' , H -my , A ANS- li, O X alt A . ffl fs: L4fxr'.l54srx'aM-fm DEW 1-J Back row, 1-r: Nancy McCourt, Kari Hayter, Rene'e Jacob, Becky Roof, Bobbie Severance, Cathy Walker. Front row: Erin Smith, Kaylean Podschun, Melanie Howard, Favona Bellew, Rachel Babbs, Kari Bellew. J. V. 50F7'Bflll .L t ,dia i A ' : H .J The J.v. softball team this 7 It .g - ,Q year had a losing season in terms ,,' V ' A '- of win-loss record, but the girls I AH were winners. The turn out of t4XiSES?' girls was big, enough to make up N two J.V. teams. The experience s they gained, and the fungthey had made the season a winning one. X 'VE A Billie player waits for the pitch. The catcher concentrates on the game il 'Qixib ' - -N ' 1 2, 3 I , Q 5 .gi if U Q , V 'QV , , 5,V, N X V Y . 2 A ft, W I i.A..Q4',: A X n . 2 . 4 , t . ' . ff GY 'L lQ f'f.-7i 'M f'3 Back row: Wendy Trivett, Karyn Case, Kari Hayter, Renee Jacob, Kari Bellew, Denise Nixon, Annette Nixon, Coach Tammy Walker. Front row: Diane Greenwood, Kim Jones, Melissa Putnam, Kathy Walker, Kamala 87 Hayter, Shelley Lewis, Bonnie Chouinard. lnurtaqiatb-safe V RAIN' Rowdy rooter buses, halftime pyra- mids, and goodies for the teams are. only a few of' the exciting activities I our varsity rally performed duringj the 1981-82 school year. we were priviledged to hear their off tunet songs, see peppy posters, and tastej tantalizing treats. Our cheer-I leaders rooted for kick off and touch: down, basket and foul shot. They: made mini-cheerleaders out off potential Pleasant Hill Billie-S. f From the appreciative student body: -Z Thanks for your support, we wouldn't trade you for the Dallas Cheerf- leaders! I .f.av'.1.'r.r.vf.1:f .fJ'.fa6Qff.5?J' - i Cope nd a t f s Varsity rally always comes c top. y me A V 'hp V az Kim cirisks Wu...-v HAll right, girls! Follow me!H che Pleasant Hill Varsity cheerleaders etifv together! h 4io , VX' '37 , V. HListen to US you guys!N Our girls form a pyramid of talent. r HNow let's talk this over i in 1 1 i' , A. , my me Q-'WMM' is-WMM iTQgg?l ' W 0 V 5 ,J , ' ' ' e ., Q Chad and Dan support the Billie o e'f ' 1 Y hh cheerleaders. :Dk fx 'ye - .V M., -Y ' K nr -:M N e, ld J. V. RAIN' .46691 The Junior Varsity cheerleaders were seen at all the pep assemblies, raising spirits to top heights. They performed many Nbehind the sceneu activities such as decorating halls and rooter buses and raffling M 5 M's and other goodies. J.V. cheerleaders cheered so well the Boy's J.V. Basketball team had an undefeated season! The four sophomores earned the honor of marching The Flag out for salutation before the National Anthem. J.V. cheerleaders: the Billies salute YOU. Let's put our heads together, I9' of ' fi 5, niel - Mgou I off' They melt in your mouth, not in hands J.V. cheerleaders root the Billies victory! ..-W 1 1 3 X n l Fkosfl i Q Razz? 'Qt This years' Winter Frosh Rally was reduced to two members. However that didn't stop pep and enthusiasm between Melissa Putnam and Sue if Wilson. The girls decorated team ff' rooms baked treats and generated spirit throughout the school. Melissa and Sue had a great responsibility and did a super job. SUS Melissa nf 7 .,..L------- 1'3 .P , buf inns pny, W Marianne Bernheim, Sue Wilson, and Melissa Putnam display their skill. fx AX S. 'X x S f I ., 1 'Q up l w ,sf .XV Y, Xi .J K,-,5 4,51 I Dawn Mast shows her spirit by popping out of the Spirit Can. 5-+-.... senior football players are introduced at a pep assembly --NStudsNaren't they??? The rally are all smiles at a assembly. The crowd shows their enthusiasm at the pep assembly. 1. which one, Kim or Jim, is the fastest hot dog eater??? wi'-0'9- The newest P.H.H.S. Varsity rally consists of seven raving beauties!! w 1' LSP . Sm? 9 H K ,,,,,L M 10 AZ Y The Cheerleaders show their stuff!! ee reee he e -6 'A N. R , H, The Billieteers - Aren't they sweet! 5-2- elm.. L11 FREE FARE f - 1 fi if 0 . X . I m 'I ,E fa +4 I H + f j , R . 'X www 'P' .gb , W N ' H. ex U 3 s -W' K P-QANIS, 5. , L fy ' ff T .4012 imi- WWURI D ISSUES was It was a year of political unrest overseas, and a time of financial difficulties in the U.S. While problems in El Salvador and Poland remain unsolved, Britain battles for the Falklands. At home, Americans do what they can to prevent a recession. There are nationwide rallies against nuclear armament during Ground Zero Week in May. Still , amid the confusion, fashions and fads show that normal life for us goes on. f!l'ff U.S. reaches for the stars with another Columbia lift-off. Prince Charles and lady tie the royal knot. Videomania sweeps the country s Q, L newest Ill!! EGDIIIIIIW E005 fflllll HBIB 3 More nu hes M S Sheffleld, f1rst v1ct1m of lugh weaponry in Falklands war. - . , 8 , i MUSIC' C'0Nt'ER 75' Frosh Band Marianne Bernheim Leonard Chambless Kalli Erickson David Gaffney Lori Johnson David Love Mike McEwen Sandra McGregor Jessica Moch Tammy Olson Blain Peters Bruce Peterson Roberta Ramey Sandra Roche Mike Standard Mike Standley Bruce Tiller Tommy Townley Audie Walker Sue Wilson ll. 2nd Generation Bonnie Bailey Paul Caudell Denise Cordon Stephen Cordon John Eklund Lisa Elliott Zack Elliotte Todd Hawkins A Andrew Hutchinson Jarrod Lindstrom DanielleoMi1ler Matt Nauman Lisa Poole Shawn Stanley Cynthia Stucky Bruce Tiller Jeff williams gs ,afa-me i ,... at A Solar Jazz Shirley Andre Rachel Babbs Brook Burkhar Cindy Clapp Jeff Creel Brad Eklund Mike Graville Todd Hawkins Mark Hladky Sara Nice Sheri Pyron Heidi Reger Doug Ritchie Greg Sherman Dan A. Smith Dan D. Smith Shelley Stude Mark Walton 5- vi N. 'fi Concert Band Casa Babbs Elizabeth Bass Becki Black Tracy Bodine Brook Burkhart Paul Caudell Cindy Clapp Lisa Cook Dana Curry John Eklund Zack Elliott David Gauntlett James Hacker Jennifer Hacker John Hardisty Ken Harrel Troy Heath Mark Hladky Brad Hoitt Carmen Horner Andrew Hutchinson Andrew Jeness Mike John Brenda Jones Kim Jones Yvonne Jones Misty Lisenby Don McGuire Ashley Moulton Kristen Moulton Sue Norris David Parker Diana Payne Lorna Poole Cheryl Powell Sheri Pyron Ken Ramey Loren Schiewek Greg Sherman Mike Shove Dan A. Smith Sari Staley Mike Standley Shawn Stanley Cynthia Stucky David Whittaker Lisa Winterstein X 1 Q QU ' r . w5 !'Y'.fz is A t .VI r I 5 61- ' ff fat A 1 'Q g I NN nm :- We , a ,pi ,,L..',, 1 . ' iw a 1 i Dan A Smith shows his talent. Lisa Winterstein P1aYS at Gfaduatlon S AccepeHa hirley Andress Teri Darcy Dawn West Taylor Hudson Kim Sti Jamie e Bailey Balt Zef' SOD nge Y' Sherl Reagan Doug Nancy f! i t c 1':V ' V '- '45'L'EN5l0N.S' I-'All l'0NL'fR 7 At this concert in Dec., the following songs were featured: HA Place Where Lovers Dreamu Solo: Melanie Howard Arr. Kraintz uLittle Girl Bluen Solo: Shirley Andress Arr. Mattson HRockin' Chairu Solo: Rachael Babbs Arr. Puerling 4 Xlfflfj , g :J Q s .H jg .M Wx, . 'f X X. -J L A W K P X x, 5, h 5, a t I A rg ' 1 8 N at 5 h 1 'f f STUDENT C'00NC'll MMM nThey participated Hith enthusiasm,H com ented Student Body President Rene Crouse. Student Council planned and directed Spirit Week and Homecoming. At Christmas they organized a used toy and canned food drive. Student Council had many meetings throughout the year. They also attended various workshops. 559' Q' - PRESIDENT E Rene Crouse I S - ' l TREASURER Earl Crouse K , v ? SECRETARY Melanie Howard 1 PARLIAMENTARIAN Sheri Chaffin f Ks f x REPS-AT-LARGE Kristy Hammond Cindy Carver P07 0F 6'0lD f Jerrald Culver We'll reminisce about our school The fun times that we shared Of times of joy and happiness And times that we were scared. z have all shared some wonderful times are at Pleasant Hill :me were good and some were bad 1d some were just a thrill. lr pride has shown for blue and gold 1 support of all our teams ney knew that we were always there rom all our shouts and screams. All have more years to go They have more time for memories And dreams in which to grow. But for the class of eighty-two The rainbow's end draws near We'll cherish all the thoughts w Throughout our high school years ears from now we'll all look back t dreams and memories ome were small as snowflakes one were big as trees. The juniors, sophomores, freshmen, too e've h ad :udent Council discusses important issues in the conference room. -I Q .TQ - Aw-..t,:.g.'::Y. .N '--'-eww-I ,li 5 Xl! I 1 ve I .1 . - 5 , X I , ,Y . - -. 1 '- A -I -I 0- Q21-' v. As-g ' rf lu, .VII V. , , ii.:-1 A - xmlmfyy U J ,U W .4-EQ Xi' x ij!! ,J Q... 'f v t 1 . V, ,,.'7p Il! .A J! nf' 1' ig f., - v N 1 ' . ', , Q 1 f - 'v f '- :.i333?if? 'K ' V 2 Wwe ' J gif- , ..fg,'1: qi' 4, - hes' 'N - L.. :X -,sy Q Q I. In .,AK A . ' .-.,, :-5474. .,. 35 'I 4 -A ', lu A' ' , W lg .f O A ' . 9 ' ln' K' V4 o I ' A 14 xx. f FA fu. -., ,EA .1 'Q M 3 fi '24 , f wx ry ,J K ., fe ff . A q f, I ,1 Y I-H lf! 4? L.: X K I u , , 'B wx ,hw J , j sf ' . s .' . ' 3.. l.,, I 'f - , . -. . . a..- , 1, . x' - cw - .. h 7 h g1,'1 ' 1' If N xy' ' av '- 51-1, fx' .L , T -, V- -414.111 X Ny VA ' X ,. ' w V l --, ..- ' ug. , K 1 ni oslil' ruin'- i I m a Brass Band 0 u l s Q 0 tl , any O ..W.... CAST .S ....... ..... 3 Wifi CHARITY lt, Y .'.::::::. 2 , , . at Y' Carmen .. ....... Rachel Babbs 1 'yi pfizkx Q S I 1 I Q HRhythm of Lifeu Charity Valentine Shirley Andress Helene ......... . Paula Amunsen Nickle ........ . Kim Henricks RosielMarried Woman Wendy Davie Suzanne ....... .. Pam Hammond Frenchy .......... Sunshine Kesey Betsy ............ Heidi Reger Elaine ........... Becky Standard HermanlDoorman and Manfred .......... Robbie Nicholson Ursula March ..... Sheri Pyron Vittorio Vidal and . Daddy Brubeck .......... Taylor Spence 0scar!Charlie and Dirty Old Man ............ Earl Crouse First Young Waiter ..... Jeff Williams Policeman ........... ...Lundy Smith First Woman ..... ....... Julie Bauman Second Woman ........ Gretchen Manewal Baseball Player ....... Barbi Copeland Spanish Young Man ...... Manuel Romero SINGERS AND DANCERS Casa Babbs Janet Balzter J Diane Greenwood Diana Payne -, DIRECTORICHOREOGRAPHER 1 David Colton ASSISTANT DIRECTOR Julie Bauman -MUSICAL DIRECTORS Mike Wiggins 1Jim Steinberger LIGHTS, SOUND Hudson Standley Rose Fechko MAKE-UP Denise Cordon Lisa Lande ' 43 2.1 4 . suing x H 'x.,,,..- MC Three is a crowd. ll 4-1 We are caught in the flypaper of -1, -S 1 :Z . BUNIE SPIRIT 2 . p 1 -- ' . CAST. 5 Edith. . ..... Heidi neger , . 4 Ruth. . . . . Jill Myrick ! I t Charles. . . . .Taylor Spence f' 1 : Dr. Bradman .... . .Brad Hoitt . Mrs. Bradman. .. Barbi Copeland I Madame Arcati .... Wendy Davie H I Elvira ...... Kim Hendricks X g I Director .... Mr. David Colton V I I Lights .... . .Hudson Stanley , .......... Jon Jacobson Q - ,,--,, 'gs Set Construction.Mr. Bill Poole j ' j ........ -. Gary Erickson Q , Q p ......... Chad Jorgenson Q I Q . - --I 3 I Makeup. . . ..Lisa Lande j 1 andy Davie is a bubbly happy medium. . ' ,, 'fscfi C j r at lx qv' wil 3 now you see u ou don't Jill Myrick portrays Heidi Reger portrays ww y ' a disconcerted Ruth. we eager'to'p1ease maid 31vira's fingers are just a breeze in Charles' hair. Ruth remains unconvinced of Charles' sanitv. .0 W-'W CAMP MIN! Wfflf I J.V'.A'f.ff Camp Lane is an outdoor camp designed for 5th graders. The camp Q counselors are picked by interview from Pleasant Hill High School, under the direction of Joan Hladky. They teach the students about water study, animals, soil, first aide, and map, compass and survival skills. The 5th graders extremely enjoy this camp and learn a lot during this one- week vacation. S 1 Pack Row: Jim Pedigo, Romeo' C cuss, Steve Parmenter, Don McGui Lisa Lande, Ron Connelly, John Poet, John Oqan, Front Row: Patty Fauqht, Rebbecca HGHGCTSOD, Wendy Trivett, Lisa Wintelutein. Steve Parmenter and Ron Connelly take time out for the camera. Q ,--if all Jim Pedigo shows off his new way of throwing a frisbee. ,rs A--ix, 5 X gin? ci: i f, -, X. ' ' fwlrx-'xi Y, , A V!-xg. . 'I IJ .42 QL S , ki . f C , fixxs, . -. Q, 1 .Y ,f ,. . ., 5' rv, E .. y .r '. ' .. ,- -- ' ' - 'l 1, . I -se! , t pft 'tr fJ'1aJ V -., -. me , cf - - i ii- ' 1 '.,f.'S,nj ,txmsgfxf g ' . ,Q ' ' ' ' A ' ' , A T . 5- J . file! if , sg-Mfr as N wmv 1'?fH,-a - - ' an -v ji I ,V -rein .- ' X A .,x'- . , .UM - in Wifi! Z The Size of the sth grade class requires the use of two weeks, half going the first week and the other half the second week. 12 couns- lers were used for the first week, while ll were used the second week. .600 Q K. 4 'l' 'B . M5 .xii if Payne takes a few kids a hike. Yvonne Thompson smiles while Andy Jenness complains. Top Row: Eric Bruckner, Todd Olson, Randy Hiaday, Matt Coiner, Allen Goodman. Bottom Row: Andy Jenness, Yvonne Thompson, Jennifer Bettis, Yvonne Jones, Diana Payne, Lisa walker. MFMORIES' ARE I-'0RflfE4 The 1982 senior prom was held at t Emerald Valley Forrest Inn this year. T band was WBent1eyW and the theme w WMemories Are Forevern. One of the princesses was crowned Que that night. The princesses were She Chaffin and her escort was Randy Hiday, K Hendricks and her escort was All Cornelius, Shirley Andress and her esco was Jay Boettcher, Denise Cordon and h escort was Todd Hawkins, and Queen Ro Fechko was escorted by Mark Hladky. R was crowned Queen by principal M YYIDYI aooooouuc The 1982 Prom Queen, Rose Fechko and Princess Sheri Chaffin her escort Mark Hladky. escort Randy Hiday Everyone enjoys dancing to the band NBentleyW. Princess Denise Cordon Earl Crouse and P , 1 escort Todd Hawkins Sheri Pyron rincess Jill Parker and escort smile sw eetly Ted Bodine. N--1 il. cl I uucuo Lx.A.lll uCuul port Allen Cornelius Mrs. Long and Mrs interest in the Prom. E , fl f N .LUAQ nMllllln C ffwu M R, C , C. Kamala Hayter and Lavon Bagwell take a break from dancing. nd Everyone watches while the 1982 Prom Court is introduced 15 ,wi and Couples sit and talk of the excitement of the evening. Gleason take an f X Outstanding Science Student.Kyle Special Scholarship Recognition Lions Club. . Navy ROTC . . . . Air Force Academy Jim Henderson Rose Fechko Jay Boettcher . Kyle Roof Jay Boettcher .Lorna Poole Costello Scholarship. . . . . . Shirley Andress Oregon Association of Public Accounta . . . . . . ..Sheri Chaffin Reger Scholarship. . . Shirley Andress Springfield Rotary .. . .Allison Mills nts Oregon Dad's Scholarship. . .Kyle Roof National Merit Scholarship. .Kyle Roof . . . . . . . . . . .. . Allison Mills . . . . . . . . . . . . .Sheri Chaffin Davis Fund Scholarhip . . .. Kyle Roof Student Council ..... Earl Crouse Senior Scholarship. . Sharon Christian Honor Society ..... David Caldwell . . . . . . . . . . . . .Earl Crouse Academic Scholarships Northern Colorado . . .Shirley Andress Lane Comm. College. Colleen Hildebrand Willamette ....... Allison Mills Lewis A Clark .... . Jennifer Hacker Stanford University ..... Kyle Roof George Fox ........ Lorna Poole Athletic Scholarships Dan D. Smith . . . . . . .Willamette Oregon Scholars Jay Boettcher Kyle Roof Allison Mills Jennifer Hacker Lorna Poole Sheri Chaffin Denise Cordon Rose Fechko Kim McClusky Dan A. Smith Awards Art Art Service Award. . Darrel Fairb Outstanding Craftsman .David Cald Science Outstanding Chem. I Stud Music Ella Fitzgerald . John Phillip Sousa Louis Armstrong . Writing Long Fiction-1st. Long Fiction-2nd. Long Fiction-3rd. Short Fiction-lst Short Fiction-2nd Short Fiction-3rd Long Poetry-1st. . Long Poetry-2nd. . Long Poetry-3rd, . Short Poetry-1st. Short Poetry-2nd. Short Poetry-3rd. .Rebe . . Sh O O l I . . A 0 0 0 ent . . . cca Hender irley Andr . Sheri Py .Dan A. Sm Andrene Hy Lynn Sandb .Rene Cro . .Becky R Janet Balt . .Tom Balc .Mark Hlad Lynn Sandbe shley Moult . Wendy Dav .Yvonna Ada . Wendy Dav! NYFW 4 M. Math Award. . . . . . . . . Kyle Roof Math Award . . . . .Jay Boettcher Math Award. Forestry . . Rebecca Henderson Most Valuable Student . Ashley Moulton Most Inspirational . . .Ashley Moulton Most Improved. . . . . Dwight Severson Business Outstanding Outstanding Outstanding Outstanding Outstanding Outstanding Accounting I. . Cheri Bell Man. Acct. Jennifer Hacker Adv. Typing. ..Tonya Hempy Ofc. Proc. . . Jill Parker Typing I. . . James Hacker Bus. Student.Sheri Chaffin Miscellaneous Awards Outstanding Outstanding Outstanding Outstanding Senior Girl. . Jill Parker Senior Boy .... Kyle Roof Sen. Boy Ath.Jay Boettcher Sen.Girl Ath. Kim McClusky Citizenship. . . ...... Earl Crouse . . . . . . . . . Sharon Christian Hugh O'Brian. . .... Lisa Dulley Gir1's State. . . . .Rene Crouse Boy's State. . . Kent Campbell 107 MK nuug ' ' ' 1-- r BfllEVf If NOT 1-1 Everyone listens while Jennifer Hacker speaks on The Future. my-. 'V lg 1 , J9 A ' A Q lf R51 ' 5 ek , I K Qwmdi E Some wait while others receive their diplomas. MOTTO: If you don't know where you are going, You are liable to wind up someplace else. SONG:' Believe It Or Not COLOR: Navy and Sky Blue FLOWERS: Yellow Roses 84 Blue Carnations 100 AF' nf' ,A WJ' E322 E -, fu 3. 4 3, ,, ,YZ '11 A 93 it f,, , ' ff gl, Af A 1 . ' 3-if' 7 Q9 '58 X tw, Q w x 9 1' ? is A P it 'T-2 M K www : M' Q' W J 4 iirikik 6'0lDfN MOMENTS' 'iirifrifr The Pleasant Hill High School Pep Band enthusiastically played and raised spirit at many athletic events. Their dedication and spirit was appreciated. A J!f4V, The Varsity Rally brought home a first place J trophy from the Annual Valley River Center Cheerleading Competition The Billie Bulletin staff published many 'Qi successful and impressive issues this year The editor . .5 as Janine Stritt 7 Ascensions and Solar Jazz took first place in several music competitions throughout the year 7,4632 The art department held a very successful Art in ilqigwgqkt.- '-l' the Country at the end of May Seven students had ' ' their work on display at the governcr's office 00:05 The Drama department put on two wonderful A productions this year A musical Sweet Charity, and a comedy called Blithe Spirit state level Typing I contest held in Portland SSE'-Z4 Q Q 9 J EEA Shirley Andress won the soloist award for the entire Northwest at the Mt Hood competition The Forestry department won first place in safety the snare Regional Skills Contest W 3 Doug Ritchie Patty Buehler, Kim McClusky, and Jay ,f Boettcher made the Billies proud by placing in the State Track Meet on May 21 1982 W 1 X r Q , fi f 0 4 . 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