Powder Valley High School - Badger Yearbook (North Powder, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1982 volume:

These two pages have been dedicated to the people who have helped us learn and get through school. So we asked this question .. . What Character in Literature do You see yourself Most Like? Science-Math Leon Morrison Jeeter Lester Sec. April K. Patterson Polly Anna Mini classes Kerri Smith Jo. Little Women Sup. Dennis Mills Hamlet Vice Prin. Ross Fritz Black Stallion Ag. Shop Mark Rose The Virginian Dept. Clerk Phyllis Smith Nanok of the North Janitor John Guthrie Tom Jones Photo Hist. John Wiggins Conan Cooks (left) Dorthy Dagliesh — Pioneer, (right) Virignia Henderson — Grandmother P.E. Larry Fairclo Snoopy Janitor John Friebos James Joyce Library Anna May Flower Old Mother Hubbard P 0 w d e r V a 1 1 e y H a r d w a r e L e v i n S e r D r u S s Students 9 e n i o r T h o u h T. Boost: I remember the sports, and all the outstanding people I havi Good luck to all. M. Bottoms: I'll remember the school and how nice the people, inclu moved here. S. Carpenter: P.V. was number one and Cove number two; we were blue, and we partied too. C. Colton: I'll remember the sports and the parties the most. My sen knew I’d graduate. J. Dickison: I’ll remember playing on the state B-Ball team. Being many good times. E. Hack: I’ll remember October 3, 1980, August 6, 1981, graduationg night, my little vacations, wild par- ties at Kims, and everything else. R. Holmes: I’ll remember playing footbal and basketball. We had some good times, I'll never forget the lunches and falling lockers. K. Nantz: I’ll remember the fun I had, the little I learned, Leon Morrison’s dumb jokes. D. Mann: Last year was the first time I ever did a play. I was scared, but I got over it. This made me learn to speak out. J. Scott: I’ll remember finding Jennifer, all the wild parties with my friends, and all the wild football games. S. Schwabrou: I’ll remember playing volleyball and basketball. I will always remember the good times our class had together. K. Simonis: I'll remember playing basketball my freshman year, cheerleading, our class trips, and all our parties. D. Stephens: My best memories will be of sports, especially football and the Huntington game, of all the friends and good times. Super. nd. t y in 1 | B sn’t a k se 1 e r ‘yht y =■ n John Jacobson Tony Bost Chris Colton Ed Hack Graduating Richard Holmes Stuart Carpenter Joey Dickison Mary Bottoms Seniors Joe Scott David Mann Kurt Nantz Tricia Sellars Kim Simonis Del Stephens Jim Aldrich Bob Claire Class of Scott Murdoch Jim LeRue Autum Patterson Clift Mather Troy Holman Matt Ediger Rob McCoy Robert Wisdom Lynn Gorham Jane Taylor Kristi Lengacher «. Tim McGerry Jennifier Stephens Sean Price Alan Zundel Eighty Three E v a n s C o r n e r Matt McCowan Kerry Moore Sherry Nelson Nicole Millet Donna Turner TonyShutz Eighty-Four Class of Donald Dickison Jennifer Goodman Gordon Gorham Eighty-Five M e y e r s G ; a r a g e 0) oohoO h moo oo o8 5 CO The Powder Valley Football Team exhibited a great deal of pride and dedication. With six seniors and only six first year ballplayers, the Badgers finished in third place in the Baker-B, and were in the thick of the playoff picture until the last game. Eight members made the All- league squad, and five were chosen to the All- country team. With a solid group of young ballplayers, the Badgers are looking for even better results next year. Fall Sports R e c o r d C 0 u r 1 e r F e r 9 u s o n M o t o r s c I a r k e C I a r k e I J. Colton. K. Lengacher. L. Gorham. J. Carpenter. D Holmes. C. Nantz. J. Taylor. Coach Bones. D Abies. J. Stephens. S. Schwabrou v o L L E Y B A L L HOLMES II J-iWCN MISDOM l3 MANN 41 !5 OICKISON 30 L. 'SCOTT 45 HOLMAN 3S Standing: Coach Fairclo. C. Colton. J. Scott. J. Dickison, S. Price. J. Jacobson. S. Carpenter. Coach Sprout. Kneeling: D. Stephens. D. Mann. B. Clair. R. Holmes. R. Wisdom. A. Zundel. M. Ediger. c0 A B J V B o y s' HcCOKAN 30 . HARROO 32 joa FRITZ 10 Standing: Coach Fairclo. S. Hack. T. Holman. R. Herrod. J. Fritz. Kneeling: R Mascall. J. Fritz. G. Gorham. D. Dickison. M McCowan. a s k e t b a I I CD T3 B G I r I s' Lett to Right Coach Smith. K Lengacher. J Colton, D. Holmes. D Turner. J. Stephens. S. Schwabrou. L Gorham a s k e t b a I I GORHAM nw ER Lt it: LH SCHWABROM i 21 ' - 2b HOLMES COLTON S  w 0 O o n B r i t t 0 n E q u 1 P m e n t C a s c a d e U t i I i t i e s J i ; . ' I Band Left to Right R. Holmes J. Dickison B. Clair G. Gorham A. Zundel J. Stephens M. Wendt D. Holmes N. Zundel S. Hack D. Dickison Kneeling: D. Stephens Choir Standing: L to R S. Hack R. Herrod J. Scott T. Bost D. Dickison R. Wisdom D. Hale T. Hawkins D. Pierre Sitting: L to R J. Goodman N. Zundel D. Holmes J. Stephens J. Colton Quintet Left to Right: T. Bost D. Dickison M. Ediger K. Lengacher A. Patterson J. Stephens J. Dickison Future Farmers of America Standing: L to R: Joel Fritz. Sue Schwabrou. Donna Turner. Nicole Millet. Jen Stephens. Mark Rose. Kneeling: Jon Fritz. Candy Nantz, Melissa Wendt. Denise Hale. Deanne Abies, Stuart Carpenter. Drama CO T3 Annual Staff GORDON GARHAM, TROY HOLMAN ROBBIE McCOY, RICK MASCAL 1 Prom Theme Southern Nights Harlem Crowns Make Clowns C 5 H 0 1982 1982 With Class THE WILL TO SUCCEED IS NOT AS IMPORTANT 46 %