Rainier High School - Emeraude Yearbook (Rainier, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1972 volume:

EMERAUDE 1972 Rainier High School Rainier, Oregon Volume 49 For one distant moment we stumble across the barrier existing between strangers. We tripped and found each other; and now we are friends; So, when leaves cascade from the still trees and tickle my cheek, I shall remember not a time, but a friendship. For too soon We shall go separate with our ways, With sadness? I think not! The best of everything is not ours but a taste is enough! And I shall keep my heart a little happier; my eyes a little brighter; and my soul elated. Because I had a friend to share, At least part of my life. Anonymous FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION OUR EFFICIENT ADMINISTRATION Mr. Wendell Curry Supe rintendent Mr. Stan Peerboom Principal Mr. Larry Wallace Ath. Dir., Ad. Asst. What do I do now? questions Mr. Perry. Mrs. Amy Busak Secretary Mrs. Esther Washburn Secretary-District Mrs. Janice Welter Assistant Bookkeeper Mrs. Mary Ellen Zimmerman A meeting of the minds in the office: H. Anderson, A. Busak, D. Deputy Clerk Wheat, S. Peerboom, and S. White. A rare moment: Mr. Peerboom sticking his tongue out at stu- dents instead of students at him. Mr. Peerboom and T. indenmeyer discuss a problem. CURRICULUM BECOMES ELECTIVE Two new teachers were added to the faculty; Dan Carter who taught Math, and Lyman Salisbury who taught Industrial Arts. The history department started their elective pro- gram which they patterned after Eagle Point High School in Eagle Point, Oregon. The Science department also offered electives such as astronomy, zoology, and botony. The English department added nine-week classes to their already elective program. With these changes, the curriculum is closer to its goal of being completely elective. Mr. Henry Anderson Mr. Fred Bell Choir, Counselor Band, Bus. Law, Photo. Mr. Mike Beyer History Mr. Gerald Burnett History Mr. Dan Carter Math Mrs. Chase talking to her Boys' Cook and Sew class. Mrs. Patricia Farrar English Mr. Richard Fisher English Mrs. Shirley Foey English Mrs. Marva Harris Forensics, Counselor Mr. Walter Humphrey Science Miss Shirley J ensen Math What?!! You ruined the negative? groans Mr. Bell. Mrs. Ruth Kellar Reading Mr. David Mason Art Mrs. Audrey McDaniels Science Mr. Jim Muck Math 12 Faculty Mr. John Perry Industrial Arts Mr. Ron Roth Social Studies Mr. Lyman Salisbury Industrial Arts Mrs. Barrett Sophusson Business v Miss Sharon White English Mr. Dan Wheatley Physical Education Mr. Humphrey and Jeannie Barton making ice cream in Physics class? Mr. Duane Wheat English Miss Helen Wray Business 13 Mrs. McDaniels explains an experiment to M. Carter and R. R. Duncan takes a flying leap Gurwell. for the broad jump during P.E. 14 Academics Rozanne Kellar daydreams during Office Practice while Evette DeVoe works in the background. Marty Clark and Nancy Mattinen busily at work? Joe Woehlert, Jerry Hyde, and Mark Wade putting a board through the planer. Mr. Ruben Ollila; janitor and sports fan. Rainier had a lot of help putting the 1971- 72 school year together. It came mostly from the cooks and janitors. It is nt easy making lunch for 465 students and cleaning up after they leave at three o clock. We want to thank them for such a fine job. The cooks get ready for a busy day: Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Cowen, and Mrs. Brown. Janitors: R. Ollila, L. Williams, andj. Robinson 16 Faculty and Administration NEW CONSTITUTION WRITTEN Front Row: N. Foshaug, N. Mattinen, M. Sound. Second Row: L. Yeager, S. Haidestv Back Row I C=mn S- P'llh ”. C- . O' Rote� . P- D =lolki Student Council for the 1971-72 school year made many decisions that involved the students. They had a juke box and pin ball machines installed in the cafe- teria. Later on in the year the School Board had them removed much to the disappointment of the students. They gave next year's cheerleaders 2 3 of the money needed for cheerleading clinic. The student body constitution was completely revised and passed by the students. John Lowe Linda Werth Barbara Bergman President Vice-Presiden Secretary 18 Organizations Jamie Bledsoe Laura Graham Gray Mr. J. Crocker Treasurer Asst. Treasurer Advisor HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society was headed by co-presidents Berkley Tack and Marcia Wilson this year. The most enjoy- able activity for the old members this year was helping with the initiation of the new members. The highlight of initia- tion was when the new members had to participate in a crab- walk race at a pep assembly. Honor Society members worked hard at selling concessions at basketball games and taking tickets at sports events. M. Gorthy, G. Brown, and G. Durand await the finishing of Old member J. Davis initiates new member initiation. R. Gurwell. Front Row: G. Bonser, W. Quartly, B. Tack, C. Everman, B. Bergman, M. Ellis, L. Graham Gray, S Wemmer, J. Davis, N. Mattinen, S. Chase, S. Christophersen, B. Wasser, C. Patching. Second Row: M. Crawford, L. Hughes, E. Barton, L. Butcher, J. Barton, R. Gurwell, K. Ostrand, C. Thompson, L Gmsmger C Sullivan B. Helgeson, P. Griffiths. Back Row: J. Lowe, R. Guisinger, D. Pourtales, P. Maxfield, B. Blunk, B. Parmer, B. Bergman, S. Deal, G. Durand, D. Chase, M. Gorthy, G. Brown, R. Decker, H. Werth. 19 D. Wildfong and F. Hobson looking at a Christmas pres- ent. Various interesting activities filled the calender for this year's Girls' League. They collected eight Thanksgiving baskets full of canned foods to give to needy families in the area. They sold Christmas giftwrap to earn money for their scholarship fund. They also collected cards and small gifts for the St. Helens Convalescent Center. A $25.00 donation was given to a Mexican childrens' nursery in Mexico. In Feb. volunteers typed Valograms for Valentines Day. A wig demonstration was given by Mrs. J. Johnson for a May meeting. The Senior Tea was a success with new President P. Griffiths introducing new and old councils. Rainier High School Stage Band provided entertainment along with Shellee Wemmer who sang a solo accompanied by Barry Bergman. The Girls' League cup was presented to Jan Davis. Advisors for this year were Mrs. B. Sohusson and Miss S. White. Mrs. J. Robinson also lent a helping hand many times during the year. Mrs. J. Johnson trying to put a wig net on M. Sound. Girls of the Month: T. Humphrey, M. Sound, and L. O'Neil. Not Pictured C. Linn. Everyone is listening to the entertainment provided at the Tea. S. McCollum is served some cake and punch by Mrs. Foshaug and Mrs. Kellar. Refreshments are enjoyed by everyone. 1972-73 President Peggy Griffiths presents Jan Davis with Girls' League Cup. 1971-72 President Nancy Mattinen and her successor, Peggy Griffiths. New Council: N. Foshaug, V. President;]. Pritchard, Secretary; K. Ostrand, Treasurer; D. Denten, Program Chairman; S. Welter, Historian; T. Kamoski, Senior Rep.; D. Rolf, Junior Rep.; R. Ray, Sophomore Rep. 22 Organizations FUTURE FARMERS ACTIVE Kneeling: R. Nelson, L. Hill, D. Caufield. Standing: W. Bonnell, D. Marston, J. Ronning, B. Ross, Advisor F. Dirickson. Back Row: G. Bonser, R. Montalvo, R. Wise L. Hill R. Nelson, R. Wise, andG. Bonser review parliamen- tary procedure. A meeting was held every week where they incorporated Roberts Rules of Order of Parliamentary Procedure and had pop and cookies. They went to Pacific International Live- stock Show in Portland and gave tours to the children who came. President Doug Marston, Rick Nelson, Gary Bonser, Will Bonnell, Larry Hill, John Ronning, and Advisor Mr. Dirickson went to the State Convention in Pendleton during spring vacation. One of their major sources of income came from the candy machines in the lower hall. They kind heartedly shared their profits with Girls League. President D. Marston conducting a weekly meeting. RAC EXPANDS MEMBERSHIP RAC members: Front Row, T. Hadlock, A. Haebe, M. Anderson, M. Hill, J. Lowe, S. Leddy, R. Wright, M. Avent, S. Endicott, R. Roberts, Advisor D. Wheatly, C. Tarbell. Second Row: S. Deal, L. Kelly, M. Brooks, W. Quartly, J. Rea, H. Blaylock, T. Houk, M. Stoner, C. Allen, R. Johnstun. Back Row: J. Pellham, T. Fairbaim, J. Nesbitt, I. Doty, D. Burnham, G. Brown, D. LaPierre, J. Peitzmeier, D. Coffman, C. Musgrove, H. Parks, K. Bledsoe, J. Wasser. The Rainier Athletic Club is a club open to any boy with a varsity letter, The club sold pop and sandwiches at basketball games and kept the coke machines in operation in the lower hall. At the end of the year advisor Mr. Wheatly took them to Seaquest Park for their annual picnic. 24 Organizations C. Musgrove, N. Foshaug, P. Griffiths, L. Werth, and M. Musgrove enjoy themselves at the hootnanny. GIRLS’ ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Girls' Athletic Association this year proved to be very active. On one occassion the girls went swimming at the YMCA and played table- tennis and checkers in the recreation room. They took a bus over to Longview and went rollar skating at the Rolloway and bowling at Triangle Bowl. Just before Christmas GAA had a slumber party and exchanged gifts. On April 16th they sponsored a food drive and held a spaghetti dinner for the Drug Abuse Prevention Center. P. Griffiths, C. Patching, and Miss S. White decorate the Christmas tree for the slumber party. Santa (Mrs. J. Robinson) hands out presents. 25 This year proved to be very successful for Contest Speech. They were involved in many tournaments including Pacific University-Regional which included contestants from Oregon, Washington, California, Idaho, and Nevada. The most successful tournament was District, which was held at Rainier. Being one of the strongest schools in the district, Rainier sent seven people to state with Howard Werth and Pat Wilson placing 2nd in the Oxford B Division Debate. Rainier is the only school in the district that has placed consistently at state. P. Wilson and H. Werth discussing their speech for the next tournament. R. Pfaff, P. Wilson, R. Gurwell, R. Foshaug, J. O'Neil, H. Werth, D. Chappelle, W. Binns, D. Beckham, M. Wilson, andj. Fisher in speech class. 26 Speech PEP CLUB Shouting a cheer are: R. Guisinger, L. Butcher, D. Pellham, B. Coffelt, G. Linn, B. LaPierre, and L. O'Neil. R. Decker and B. Blunk sell license plates, megaphones, decals, and buttons in the upper hall. The pep club this year, though small in size was large in cheers. They did an outstanding job helping the cheerleaders promote spirit at the pep assemblies and at the football and bas- ketball games. The pep club members sold Columbian license plates, car decals, and megaphones to earn money in order to buy sweaters for everyone in the club. 27 Front Row: C. Helgeson, J. Guisinger, R. Guisinger, B. Helgeson, K. Ostrand, and E. Barton. Back Row: M. Biggs, P. Maxfield, B. Blunk, L. Butcher, D. Van Swoll, and M. Crawford. Ron Decker Jim Rivenes Vincent Anderson Brad Anderson Chuck Tarbell Peggy Griffiths Stage Band: Front Row, P. Dinkelocker, M. Alston, D. Chase, B. Anderson, V. Anderson. Second Row: J. Redding, G. Brown, C. Tarbell, D. Coffman, B. Wallila, R. Decker. Back Row: J. Larson, E. Walstead, J. Rivenes. On Bus: P. Griffiths, J. Wasser before leaving for Reno. Mr. Fred Bell-Stage Band Director STAGE 72” 71” BAND vVhat makes a stagehand something special? The answer is a simple one; it takes a Director like Mr. Fred Bell. With many tears and farewells Mr. Bell will be leaving us after 13 years of his dedicated talents. Over the years Mr. Bell has done an outstanding job and has taken his band to many places such as stagehand competitions, Jass Festivals, and even to England, Ireland, Holland, and France. This year the band played for proms, social events, competed in the Reno Jazz Festival, and to top off the year, performed for the Annual Northwest Natural Gas Supervisor's Dinner at the Thunderbird Hotel. On behalf of the students, faculty, and administration, a deep thanks and sincere appreciation is extended to Mr. Bell for all he has given to Rainier. Dan Coffman Bonnie Wallila Bill Parmer Phil Dinkelocker Greg Brown David Chase Julie Larson Jim Redding Front Row: E. DeVoe, C. Bozarth, D. VanSwoll, K. Ostrand, M. Ellis, C. Ade, N. Blunk, C. Sullivan, C. Aldrich, D. Bailey, C. Brien, C. Tedder, D. Denten, K. Stow ell, M. Stranger. Second Row: G. Hamilton, J. Guisinger, D. Chappelle, P. Coffelt, K. Wilson, L. O'Neil, J. Pritchard, N. Foshaug, S. Wemmer, P. Max field, B. Blunk, L. Butcher, R. Guisinger, B. Helgeson, S. Marshall. Third Row: T. Ray, D. Posch, C. Wise, C. Hunt, M. Stoner, J. Lowe, H. Parks, J. O'Neil, R. Foshaug, D. Caufield, L. Guisinger, B. Robinson, M. Ramey, S. Belt, D. Wilfong. Fourth Row: C. Thompson, T. Jarrett, C. Keith, M. Erickson, M. Sound, D. Nesbitt, R. Johnstun, J. Hamer, A. Gutenberger, D. Smith, J. Atkinson, M. Montalvo, R. Moen, M. Ledbetter, J. McConnel, M. Daniels, P. Strong, D. Tofte, E. Barton, D. Rolf, S. Hamer, M. Biggs. CHOIR To start the year off, the choir sold candy to earn money for their scholarship which was presented to Dave Smith at the annual spring concert. On Decem- ber 19th they went to Portland to sing at the Lloyd Center. After they performed they looked through many of the stores at the center. Mass festival was held on May 20th at Clatskanie High School. A concert was held in the evening in which all schools in the Cowapa league participated. May 29th they presented their annual spring concert in the high school auditorium. Dawn Griffith sang Snowbird for the President's solo and received the award for the Most outstanding achievement. The Most Im- proved choir member award went to Evette DeVoe. Charles King leads the choir after presenting an assembly to the student body. D. Smith sings This Land is My Land during choir concert. 31 R. Foshaug is selected for All Nation Youth Choir. HAPPINESS IS A FINISHED ANNUAL Photographer J. Riveness takes a candid for the EMERAUDE. S. Christopherson, S. Hardesty, and L. Yeager stop work and clown around. The yearbook staff made many improvements to the EMERAUDE, They went on two field trips, one to the annual American yearbook workshop held at Portland State University where they learned the basic principles of making a yearbook. The other trip was to a photography laboratory in Beaverton, Oregon. Here they saw some of the fundamentels of taking pictures. The staff was a hard-working one who found themselves finishing the yearbook after all other students were out of school. Photographer L. Werth poses for a picture at the studio. 32 Annual Staff Advisor Mis. S. Foey shows C. Ade how to improve her layout. Yearbook Staff: Sandy Christophersen, Organizations; Chris Thompson, Asst. Editor; Terri Kamoski, Copy Editor; David Chase, Editor; Cheryl Keith, Activities; Randy Wright, Sports Editor; Lori Yeager, Faculty and Academics; Steven Endicott, Sports Editor. Bottom: Phil Dinkelocker, Business Manager; Mrs. Shirley Foey, Advisor. Not Pictured: Sue Ann Hardesty, Activities; David La Pierre, advertisements. 33 FIRST OFFSET ISSUE ARRIVES Columbian Staff: K. Bross, D. Wildfong, J. Davis, S. Wemmer, Advisor R. Fisher, S. Pellham, J. Painter, and S. Leddy look over the negatives to their first offset press issue. The Columbian staff published a paper every three weeks. They sold ads and football programs to earn money so that they could print an offset press issue. They also attended a workshop held at the University of Oregon. Here they attended several small group discussions concerning all aspects of high school journalism. M. Sramek and S. Wemmer discuss a lay-out. 34 Organizations j. Lowe, M. Musgrove, and S. Messinger look over artwork at the 2nd annual Art Show. An ink drawing done by Linda Manasco. Cooper tooling done by Peggy .Griffiths. The art classes this year worked on many interesting projects which included sculptures, paintings, drawings, light shows, and candles. Next year these classes will be offered as nine- week courses. The second annual Art Show was held May 29th in the school library. Mr. David Mason was the art instructor for the year. Displayed artwork done by, Left to Right, Randy Wright, Elaine Rolf, Cheryl Maki, and Kim Bross. 35 AttMpiMnt Starting unlh a Wotl c( pia l.r carmt a onlmiu.ni� f««■ i'.hm 11-hi.h rncourjjV IW x irwvr ' M i� � hm au'unJ llw p% « L.«A Vk ««1h AUn H � ' 1 r� M� Art classes display sculptures at Pacific Power and Light picture window. M. Avent, J. Todd, B. Killmer, and M. Wade display their art projects at the Art Show. Cjritr A watercolor painting displayed by M. Carter. 36 Organizations 36 ACTIVITIES S SPIRIT RULES ’71 At a morning assembly, teacher Mike Beyer was the Master of Cere- monies. He announced Tom Fairbairn as Mr. Football. Tom then proceeded to crown Melinda Ellis queen. Queen Melinda and her court consisting of princesses Julie Woehlert, Julie Larson, Terri Kamoski, and Linda Burnham and their escorts Alvin Elbert, Marty Clark, Mike Howell, and Bill Klinke, reigned over Homecoming week. Tuesday was the day for powder-puffers. A pep assembly at the end of the day was held by the junior and senior cheer- leaders. Both teams played well that night, but the seniors came alive the second half and beat the juniors 34-8. Wednesday was dress-up day where Indians, hippies, bears and other funny looking people roamed the halls. Thursday was Captain Columbian day when everybody wore green or got pinched. Queen Melinda Ellis and Mr. Football, Tom Fairbairn. Freshman princess Julie Woehlert and escort Sophomore princess Julie Larson and escort Alvin Elbert. Marty Clark. 38 Homecoming The bonfire was held on Thursday night followed by tricycle, wheelbarrow, and piggy-back races. Roseanna Gurwell's team beat Joe Jackson's team in a game of Buck-Buck. Friday was Support Your Local Football Player day. That night the Columbians made Homecoming success by defeating Neah-Kah-Nie Pirates 8-0. The dance was held in the gym. Tables and chairs decorated with candles, footballs and programs, had the perfect effect for Homecoming 1971. Music was supplied by the Jones Soul Band. Junior princess Terri Kamoski and escort Mike Howell. C. Aldrich, S. Jamieson, D. Hadlock, N. Mattinen, C. Allen, R. Wright, D. Coffman, A. Haebe, andj. Nesbitt ready for victory. They're off and pedalling! Cheryl Keith, Randy Wright Bill Klinke, escort for senior princess, pushing Debbie Hadlock, David Scott pushing Cheryl Aldrich. 39 Junior powder-puff team: J. Pritchard, L. Graham, M. Ramey, T. Karnoski, C. Keith, P. Strohm, B. Robinson, S. Hardesty, S. Beltz, R. Swanson, F. Hobson, L. Werth, D. Jamieson, P. Griffiths. Senior powder-puff team: C. Everman, C. Patching, C. Aldrich, J. Bledsoe, L. Burnham, J. Davis, D. Leno, M. Smith, C. Hamlik, D. Roberts, E. Rolf, P. Ertzberger, B. Wallila, J. White, K. Bross, B. Wasser, R. Barr, A. Stennick, B. Coffelt, M. Biggs. J. Pritchard, F. Hobson, T. Keene, C. Patching, M. Ramey, B. Wasser, and J. White playing the second half of the powder-puff game. Junior coach Henry Parks. THESPIANS ACTIVE ALL YEAR Phillip Morlock (Rick Foshaug) asks for Petxuchio (Jim Rivenes) gives Katherine (Debbie Chappelle) forgiveness from his wife, Mrs. Morlock a spanking in Taming of the Shrew . (Chris Hunt) in Rest Assured . J. Langworthy, B. Andeison, J. Rivines, S. Welter, D. Chappelle, R. Nelson, M. Wade, and J. Pritchard in Taming of the Shrew . 41 The first school play was Rest Assured which was about two families that didn't get along. The second play, presented was Heavenly Quarterback which was about a school that hadn't won a game in football for 35 years so they prayed for a quarterback that would lead them to a victory. The last production was an Evening of Comedy that featured Taming of the Shrew , Lovers in Midsummer , and How to Propose , all of which were held May fourth and fifth in the high school auditorium. All plays were directed by Mrs. Patricia Farrar. M. Wade, C. Tarbell, and J. Riveness have pucker power! 42 R. Foshaug, C. Hunt, N. Foshaug, D. Leno, B. Crawford, and M. Stoner in Rest Assured . KING HENRY AND QUEEN MARLENE ivVii.. The 1972 Junior Prom will be long remembered as one of the best events ever sponsored by any junior class. The theme this year was Old Fashioned Love Song . Its gaiety was surpassed only by its attendance. On April 13th an assembly was held to tap the prom royalty. Six boys and six girls were chosen out of the junior class. They were: Peggy Griffiths, Dave Burnham, Rozanne Kellar, Jim O'Neil, Terri Kamoski, Bruce Haebe, Sue Ann Hardesty, Henry Parks, Marlene Musgrove, Randy Jennings, Penny Strohm, and Ivan Doty. Many hours of pre - paration and decorating went into the success of the night. The music was provided by the Shadows. Flower girls were Stephanie Canning and Vicki Sound. Crown bearers were Joe Brooks and Richard PeIlham. Everyone at the prom anxiously waited lor 10 pm to arrive as the King and Queen were going to be announced. The moment came and Henry Parks was named King and Marlene Musgrove was crowned queen. King Henry Parks and Queen Marlene Musgrove reigned over the 1972 prom. 43 M. Alston and C. Tedder enter through the arbor at the prom. D. Hadlock and S. Jamieson showing off their hosiery. You've got to be kidding , says M. Musgrove escorted by R. Jennings, as she is announced 1972 prom queen. M, Stanger enjoy themselves Melody wait until after we eat , D. Gorthy seems to say. during the prom. McDonald's is our kind of place , D. Kell and M. Carter await the announcing of the King and Queen while snacking on something from McDonald's. 45 Prince Jim O'Neil Princess Rozanne Kellar Prince Randy Wright Princess Susie Chase Prince David Burnham Princess Peggy Griffiths Prince Randy Jennings Princess Sue Hardesty Prince Bruce Haebe Princess Terri Karnoski Prince Ivan Doty Princess Penny Strohm 16 Prom SPORTS RAINIER RUNS ’EM RAGGED After losing two non-league games and tieing one, the Columbians hopped aboard the victory wagon and rolled through the season with only one loss in league play. Probably classed as the upset of the year, the Columbians beat the highly ranked Tillamook Cheese- makers 6-0. The season was ended when the victory wagon coasted down hill to Seaside, where the Seagulls beat Rainier 34-0. This gave Rainier and Seaside the co- championship of the Cowapa league with Seaside taking the state berth. Both teams ended the season with four wins and one loss in league play. Steve Johnston, Bill Klinke, Henry Parks, Steve Leddy, and Marty Clark were selected for the All-League teams this year. The Columbians waiting to be announced before their only league defeat with Seaside. Front Row: M. Howell, T. Fairbairn, H. Parks, M. Clark, S. Johnston, S. Leddy, A. Gutenberger, M. Avent. Second Row: Manager R. Johnstun, S. Endicott, Manager C. Musgrove, C. Gamble, R. Cody, J. Peitzmeier, L. Kelly, M. Gorthy, Manager D. LaPierre. Third Row; D. Coffman, P. Cramer, J. O'Neil, J. Llobragott, J. Todd, J. Ross, A. Elbert, I. Doty, Back Row: Asst, coach Burnett, M. Hill, J. VVasser, D. Burnham, M. Stoner, T. Houk, C. Elbert, S. Deal, Coach Wheatly. 48 Football Bill Klinke - Guard Steve Leddy- Linebacker Marty Clark - Tackle Henry Parks - Quaterback Coaches Wheatly, Burnett and Beyer. Home Opponents 6....................W ashougal 14....................North Marion 0 ...........Castle Rock 22....................Ridgefield 6 .................Tillamook 28...................Clatskanie 32...................Scappoose 8 [ ....... . Neah-Kah-Nie 0 ,................Seaside League games 36 14 13 19 0 6 22 0 34 H. Parks throwing to a receiver. 49 J.V.’S HUSTLE With Mike Beyer as a coach, the Junior Varsity won their first five games with Seaside, Concordia, R.A. Long, Kalama and Tillamook. Their first loss came when they fell behind Clatskanie 21-14. Loss number two came to Scappoose when the Columbians didn't get a chance to score against the Indians and lost 24-0. The last game of the season the Columbians got revenge on the Clatskanie Tigers and beat them 14-0. The Junior Varsity scored 140 points through the season while holding their opponents to only 51. C. Gamble andj. Todd block M. Hill, T. Houk and J. O'Neil running around the end on a sweep play against Clatskanie. 50 Football as T. Houk passes. J. Peitzmeier and J. Ross go in for a tackle against Clatskanie. FROSH GAIN EXPERIENCE Bottom Row: L. Radies, J. Butcher, j. Cook, D. Klinke, K. Rea, R. Gressett, J. Keith. Second Row: Coach Alwins, J. Gibson, J. Hamer, B. Shaw, M. Alleidings, R. Oliva, R. Werth, P. Scott. Back Row: H. Hobson, D. Jensen, L. Clark, R. Davis, R. Sound, D. Nesbitt, J. Posey. 51 RALLY EXPERIENCES TENSE MOMENTS The cheerleaders this year, despite the fact of un- spirited cooperation, did an unbelievable job. Besides yelling at all the football and basketball games they had other responsibilities. They coated the halls with signs they painted, organized pep rallies, and had a car wash to earn money for their uniforms. During the summer they went to a cheerleading clinic at Lewis and Clark college to leam new yells and routines. Ribbons were awarded for girls who did outstanding jobs and our cheerleaders brought home five. This Varsity Cheerleader had the Close-up smile! 52 Sports Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: (Clockwise) C. Clark, D. Hadlock, D. Baily, and L. Bonser. Varsity Cheerleaders: N. Mattinen, N. Foshaug, P. Strohm, and B. Wasser. L. Bonser, C. Clark, D. Hadlock, and D. Baily, Junior Varsity Cheerleaders, pause a minute between yells. HOOPSTERS MISS STATE BY 2 POINTS The first basketball action the Columbians saw this year was the Cowapa Jamboree West. Beat- ing Scappoose and Clatskanie, they took first place. Rainier then played ten consecutive non- league games, losing only three. The first league game saw Rainier beat the newest addi- tion to the Cowapa league, Tillamook. Rainier's only losses in league play came later on in the season from games with Scappoose and Tillamook. The Columbians lost to the Mooks by only two points, which cost them the state berth. The Junior Varsity team came out with a 17-4 record while the Frosh team finished with a 4-15 record. Coaches were: Mr. Wheatley, Varsity; Mr. Mason, Junior Varsity; Mr. Burnett, Fresh- men. Rainier, Scappoose, Tillamook were all rated within the top five teams in the state by the Associated Press throughout the basketball season. I. Doty goes for a lay-in against the Clatskanie Tigers. Henry Parks, Joe Peitzmeier and Mike Gorthy set the ball up for a shot in a varsity game with Clatskanie. S. Johnston goes up for a rebound against Tillamook. J. Hawk Nesbitt looks for an open man. A. Haebe coming down after blocking attempted Seaside field goal. Varsity team: B. Haebe, J. Nesbitt, J. Peitzmeier, H. Parks, T. Larson, J. Lowe, Coach D. Wheatley, R. Wright, S. Leddy, I. Doty, S. Johnstun, A. Haebe, T. Wyckoff, R. Werth, manager. Junior Varsity team: M. Gorthy, G. Brown, T. Larson, J. Todd, S. Pellham, M. Stoner, J. Wasser, D. Nesbitt, D. Coffman, J. Peitzmeier, Coach D. Mason, R. Moen, manager. 56 Basketball Freshmen team: Bottom Row, P. Scott, R. Oliva, J. Keith, K. Rea, M. Davids, L. J?adjcs� Butcher. Standing: Coach J. Burnett, R. Davis, L. Atkinson, B. Shaw, H. Biggs, L. Clark, R. Sound. RAINIER 62 76 73 55 69 50 71 74 58 72 55 44 74 49 40 68 43 55 61 60 63 League games OPPONENTS Washington Camas Roosevelt Ilwaco North Marion Washougal Evergreen Washougal Banks Crook County Tillamook Scappoose Neah-Kah-Nie Clatskanie Stayton Seaside Scappoose Tillamook Neah-Kah-Nie Seaside Clatskanie 77 52 74 44 49 51 61 47 40 39 52 49 43 36 37 55 59 57 41 48 46 57 Columbians get fired up before a game. GRAPPLERS GRAB THIRD AT DISTRICT This year s wrestling squad showed muscle in the league with a seven win-six loss-one tie record. With only one senior on the team, J. Pellham, Rainier will be even stronger next year. At a recent Sports Award Banquet M. Hill was voted Most Inspirational, R. Gressett voted Most Improved, and K. Bledsoe voted Most Pins. Captains this year were J. Pellham and M. Hill. Not only did the Columbians participate in dual meets, they also attended three tournaments. The team took third place at the Banks tournament, third place at the Lincoln tournament, and first place at the Astoria tournament. J. Pellham runs an arm-bar against R. Pfaff goes for a pin against 58 Wrestling Mook grappler. j. Painter working on a take-down against L. Brandt of Scappose. a Pirate at District. C. Elbert cross-faces against a Seaside opponent. 59 Front Row: M. Ledbetter, R. Gresset, T. Painter, J. Solum, D. Klinke, M. Avent, Back Row: Coach Anderson, P. Cramer, S. Deal, A. Elbert, T. Ledbetter, J. Posey. (Junior Varsity Team) 60 Wrestling FRONT ROW: R. Foshaug, J. Pellham, R. Roberts, ]. Painter, R. Pfaff, E. Keene, C. Vance. BACK ROW: Coach Wallace, M. Avent, S. Endicott, K. Bledsoe, C. Elbert, M. Hill, L. Kelly, Manager D. LaPierre. (Varsity Team) Cecil Elbert 148 Ron Cresset 123 Placing third in the District meet, Rainier matmen sent five wrestlers to state. They were Jim Pellham, Marshall Hill, Cecil Elbert, Shawn Deal and Ron Gressett. Although none of the five that went to state held any places, we were proud to have them represent the Columbians. Shawn Deal 168 Marshall Hill 157 SPORTS AWARDS Those who received awards in football were: S. Johnston, all-league and all-league offensive back, most valuable, most inspirational; S. Leddy, all- league defensive back and fullback; H. Parks, all- league quarterback; J. Lowe, all-league end, most outstanding back; M. Clark, all-league tackle, Terry Hadlock memorial award; B. Klinke, out- standing lineman. Basketball awards went to: S. Johnston, all-league , all-state, Mr. Hustle; T. Wyckoff, Foul shot award; J. Nesbitt, most improved; A. Haebe, all-league. Baseball awards: J. Lowe, all-league, all-state honorable mention, batting trophey; W. Quartly, all-league, Mr. Hustle; T. Wyckoff, most valuable, all-league, all-state honorable mention; T. Houk, most improved; D. Coffman and S. Pellham received all-league second team awards. Track awards were received by: J. Rea, 1st place award; R. Roberts, most improved. Jerry Rea holds his trophey for the most first places in cross country competition. M. Clark, S. Leddy, and B. Klinke hold their awards for football. All-League Todd Wyckoff receives the Most Valuable Player award from Coach Muck. Coach Muck awards Thad Houk with the Most Improved plaque. 63 WINGED FOOTS This year's Cross Country team was coached by Mr. Larry Wallace and assisted by Mr. Dan Carter. This was Mr. Carter's first year coaching at Rainier High School and he helped greatly to the improvement of this year's team. September 21 the team ran a relay at Lake Sacajawea. The Rainier wingedfoots finished fourth at the Briarcliff course October fourth. At the first Rainier invitational meet, Rainier finished sixth in an eight team meet. The following Friday Rainier was edged 28-27 by Vernonia. Cross Country men finished the season by placing third at the district meet. GAIN EXPERIENCE M. Anderson, E. Keene, J. Pellham, and T. Painter warming up before a race. Front Row: J. Pellham, E. Keene, R. Foshaug, R. Pfaff, and T. Painter. Back Row: Coach L. Wallace, J. Painter, R. Roberts, J. Rea, G. Brown, and Coach D. Carter. R. Roberts trying to pull ahead of opponent at District track meet held at St Helens golf course. 64 Cross Country TARBELL SETS NEW RECORD The boy's track team was coached by Mr. D. Carter and Mr. L. Salisbury. Rainier's track team took second place in a three-way meet April 27 at Scappoose, with S. Deal winning the high hurdles in a time of 16.3 seconds. Rainier came in second again at a track meet at Mark Morris. In a dual track meet at Seaside C. Tarbell received 10 of Rainier's 53 points by taking first place in both the mile and the half mile. Rainier lost to St. Helens in a dual meet, although there were four first place finishers. They were: B. Bergman in the 440yd. dash, S. Deal in the high hurdles, ]. Rea in the two mile, and the 440 yd. relay team. Those who qualified for state at the end of the season were M. Montalvo, M. Clark, J. Rea, and C. Tarbell. At state C. Tarbell took second place in the 880 and set a new school record of 1:59. 7. M. Montalvo getting ready for the javelin event. C. Tarbell coming in first in the 880. 65 State qualifiers: M. Montalvo, M. Clark, J. Rea, and C. Tarbell. L. Radies during the broad jump at St. Helens. M. Hill hurls the discus at a Scappoose meet. R. Roberts and J. Rea running the two-mile at Neah-Kah-Nie. Track Team: Bottom Row, J. Butcher, L. Kelley, B. Crawford, L. Radies, and Coach D. Carter. 2nd Row. R. Johnstun, J. Todd, J. Jensen, R. Werth, and J. Rea. 3rd Row: E. Keene, R. Roberts, M. Clark, B. Bergman, and C. Tarbell. 4th Row: Coach L. Salisbury, R. Webb, R. Moen, M. Montalvo, and M. Hill. 67 BASEBALL HAS GREAT SEASON Varsity Team: Front Row, T. Fisher, S. Pellham, T. Houk, D. Coffman, E. Benson. Back Row: Coach J. Muck, H. Blaylock, J. Lowe, T. Wyckoff, H. Parks, M. Anderson, Manager]. Langworthy. Not pictured W. Quartly. All-League catcher W. Quartly gets a hit against Scappoose. 68 Sports Third-baseman J. Lowe shows how he won the batting trophy. Junior Varsity: Front Row, M. Allerding, J. Cook, W. Blaylock, R. Andrews, P. Scott. Back Row: E. Benson, P. Hay, T. Larson, J. Reveness, R. Sound, M. Anderson, T. Houk. Not pictured: Coach R. Moon. 1972 was a very good season for the Columbians. The record for the season was 15-9 placing Rainier second in the Cowapa league. At a home game Rainier lost to State Champ, Seaside 1-0. Three seniors graduated with high honors: J. Lowe, T. Wyckoff-All League and Honorable Mention All State. D. Coffman, S. Pellham made All-League second team. VARSITY LEAGUE GAMES HOME OPPONENT 9 Scappoose 0 3 Tillamook 6 12 Clatskanie 2 0 Seaside 4 9 Neah-Kah-Nie 5 13 Scappoose 0 0 Seaside 1 5 Neah-Kah-Nie 1 5 Tillamook 1 10 Clatskanie 0 denotes Home games 69 M. Anderson takes a breather during a time-out with Knappa. GIRLS SHOOT THE HOOP! C. Cody, M. Carter, L. Cano, S. Evans, J. Larson, R. Gurwell, B. Burnham, C. Aldrich, T McActee, Coach A. Haebe, Capt. D. Hadlock. (Sophomore team) The first girls powderpuff game was March 9th with the Freshmen finishing with a victory over their senior opponents 34-31. Pam Coldwell was high scorer with 21 points. The second game was a real barn-burner. The Juniors and Sophomores battled it out the first half of play with the Juniors leading 17-15. With five minutes left to go in the game the Juniors came out of a huddle with only four players. Behind by 6 points and with two players fouled out of the game, they caught up and tied the score 30-30. The Sophomores squeaked past the Juniors in overtime with a 33- 32 victory. Playoffs the following night saw the J uniors romp over the Seniors 46-19. The sophomores beat the Fresh- men 40-16 taking the championship. 70 Coach B. Haebe, L. Dexter, J. Pritchard, L. Werth, T. Kamoski, C. Thompson, Coach D. Coffman, Capt. R. Swanson. (Junior team) Coach T. Hadlock, K. Wilson, D. Johnson, C. Thompson, D. Denten, R. Ray, L. Patching, L. Hadlock, K. Kamoski, J. Gorthy, M. McGlone, S. Hill, L. Hughes, Capt. P. Coldwell, (Freshmen team) B. Wasser, C. Patching, Coach M. Howell, B. Coffelt, M. Biggs, R. Barr, Capt. A. Stennick. (Senior team) McAtee shoots over opponents. L. Hadlock attempts two points. 71 GIRLS SWING. L. Patching fielding a ball. C. Thompson shows pitching form at a practice. Because of rain, lack of interest, and no competition, the girls' softball team played only two games. The season was played with a lot of determination and hustle, and everbody had fun. 72 Sports C. Brien catches behind batter K. Wilson at a practice. R. Ray runs a relay at Scappoose. J. Gorthy gets set to run the 100 yard dash. L. Werth practices throwing the javelin for her next meet. GIRLS KEEP TRUCKIN’ Due to a lack of interest only three girls turned out for track. They were: Robin Ray, Linda Werth, and Janine Gorthy. They competed in many meets, and had more hustle and determination than some of the larger teams. 73 VOLLEYBALL PROVES CHALLENGING The girls volleyball team was a young team this year with seven freshmen. With no seniors on the team there will be a lot of experience carried over for next year. The girls lost many games but claimed a victory over a highly rated Seaside team. They also played in a tournment at Scappoose and came in fifth. In a non-league game Rainier was victorious over Castle Rock. Coach Cook discusses a play with L. Patching, L. Werth, S. Hill, and P. Coldwell. Front Row: C. Brien, C. Cody, N. Foshaug, S. Hill. Middle Row: C. Sullivan, M. Erickson, L. Patching, R. Ray, P. Coldwell. Back Row: L. Hughes, J. Gorthy, C. Favinger, B. Burnham, C. Hunt, C. Linn, L. Werth. L. Werth socking it to them at Scappoose tournament as B. Burnham, J. Gorthy, S. Hill, P. Coldwell look on. SENIORS GO THEIR SEPARATE WAYS Diane Abraham Connie Aldrich Davis Brad Anderson Jim Atkinson The graduating class of 72 was a very spirited class. They participated in many school activities involving Home- coming, Christmas, and intramural sports. They filled the halls with laughter, humor and wisdom. As they leave Rainier High School the under- classmen, will miss many friends. Elaine Barton Barbara Bergman Marilyn Biggs Wanda Blaylock 1 ft I 76 Seniors Kim Bross Claudia Bozarth Jamie Bledsoe V 4 Linda Burnham If you're happy and you know it bow your head, sings Charles King as J. Atkinson, C. Tarbell, and T. Wyckoff participate. David Chase William Bonne 11 Duane Caufield Rick Cody Bertha Coffelt Steve DeVries 78 Seniors I f B. Bergman clowning around. Junior Miss candidates: E. Barton, M. Wilson, S. A. Haebe is caught by surprise by the camera. Melinda Ellis Carol Everman Penny Ertzberger Tom Fairbairn Mike Forrest Debbie Giberson Wemmer, D. Leno, and C. Hamlik. Susan Hamer Connie Hamlik Mary Headlee 1 Betty Heflin Bill Klinke Mike Howell Ivan Humphrey Wayne Hupp Ellen Johnson Penny Ertzberger about to come up with an answer. 80 Seniors Steve Johnston Terry Keene David Kline T. Wyckoff, J. Pellham, M. Clark, and T. Hadlock clown- ing around during class. J. Reveness with a mouthfull! Darla Leno Tim Lindenmeyer John Lowe Cheryl Maki Gayle Linn Peggy Manasco Nancy Mattinen gj Joe McConnel Sandy Messinger Raul Montalvo Clayton Mugrove John Nesbitt Rod Paris M. Ellis, C. Aldrich, N. Mattinen, and C. Hamlik sit in front of the senior Christmas tree. Connie Patching 82 Seniors Becky Praegitzer Warren Quartly Tom Richardson David Smith Mona Smith Ann Stennick 83 Mark Swanson Berkley Tack Charles Tarbell Bonnie Wallila Becky Wasser 84 Seniors I know something you don't know! smiles E. DeVoe. SENIORS SNEAK TO YMCA N. Mattinen, C. Musgrove, B. Bergman, J. Davis, J. Lowe, M. Howell taking a sauna. This year the Seniors rented the YMCA for their annual sneak. Only about forty seniors went but they had a lot of fun swimming, playing handball, jumping on the trampo- line and eating and eating and eating!! Late in the evening eight pizzas were ordered from Pietro's Pizza Parlor and everyone ate some more. C. Musgrove, J. Lowe, and S. Leddy enjoying the water. Advisor L. Wallace enjoys a game of handball. 85 MR. BELL GRADUATES The blare of trumpets were heard, a few more relatives and friends from out in the Senior hall hurried to their seats, and the commencement exercises at Rainier High School were under way. After the Seniors had entered, the invocation was given by Father Alstock. The Salutatorian Nancy Mattinen gave a speech, David Chase played a piano solo and then Marcia Wilson, the Valedictorian, gave a speech. Mrs. Marva Harris presented the awards and Mr. Wendell Cuiry made the presentation of the class and presented Mr. Bell, who is leaving after teaching here 13 years, a diploma. Mr. Dennis Nelson, Chairman of the Board of Education, then awarded diplomas to the 100 graduates. The Reverand David Stewart gave the Benediction, the recessional was played by the band and the 1972 commencement exercises came to a close. B. Wasser going to receive the Home Economics Award. D. Abraham Davis receives her Certifi- cate of Award for beauty college. 86 Graduation D. Chase plays Whims at graduation. GRADUATION AWARDS 1972 OREGON SCHOLARS..................................MARCIA WILSON NANCY MATTINEN BECKY WASSER GIRLS' LEAGUE CUP................................JAN DAVIS OUTSTANDING SENIOR CHORAL AWARD.................DAWN GRIFFITH ELKS LEADERSHIP AWARDS—FIRST PLACE...............BARBARA BERGMAN ST. HELENS LODGE JOHN LOWE DAR CITIZENSHIP AWARD............................JAN DAVIS FIRST PLACE MT. ST. HELENS CHAPTER C DISTRICT I RMS STACE BAND AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN MUSIC .... BRAD ANDERSON DAVID CHASE PHILIP DINKELOCKER VALEDICTORY AWARD................................MARCIA WILSON SALUTATORY AWARD.................................NANCY MATTINEN HOME ECONOMICS AWARD.............................BECKY WASSER DRAMATICS AWARD..................................DAVID UPIERRE FORENSICS AWARD..................................HOWARD WERTH HONORS AT ENTRANCE PACIFIC LUTHERAN UNIVERSITY . . DAVID CHASE STUDENT COUNCIL LEADERSHIP AWARDS................BARBARA BERGMAN HOWARD WERTH OSU DADS' CLUB CERTIFICATE OF EXCELLENCE.........NANCY MATTINEN DAVID CHASE RHS CHOIR SCHOLARSHIP ...........................DAVID SMITH BERNARD'S BEAUTY COLLECE SCHOIARSHP..............GAYLE UNN LANAE RONNING MR. LEE'S BEAUTY COLLECE SCHOLARSHIP.............DIANE ABRAHAM DAVIS PRESIDENT'S SCHOLARSHIP PACIFIC LUTHERAN UNIVERSITY . DAVID CHASE RHS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SCHOLARSHIP...........MARTHA CRAWFORD MELINDA EL US RHS GIRLS' LEAGUE SCHOLARSHIPS...................BECKY WASSER ELAINE BARTON FACULTY CITIZENSHIP AWARC6.......................MARTHA CRAWFORD DAVID CHASE 87 JUNIORS JIVE Every year the junior class must earn money for the prom. To do this they ran the concession stand at football games, put on a dance, had a car wash, and sponsored a bake sale. Through the efforts of many students and their advisors Mrs, Farrar and Miss White, the year was a success. Mark Mark Mike Anderson Avent Avent Mike Will Bendio Binns Bemie Blunk Leila Butchei Ron Linda Decker Dexter Ivan Doty 88 Sandy Beltz Rodney Bohrer Denise Edmison Peggy Griffiths Steve Endicott LaJ uana Guisinger Norman Tim Fisher Ramona Guisinger Rick Foshaug Gore Allen Gutenberger Bruce Haebe Laura Graham Gray Debbie Halverson Becky Helgeson Laurie Higley Marshall Hill Francis Hobson T erri Cheryl Dale Karnoski Keith Kell Rozanne Kellar R. Foshaug and L. VanSwoll play ping pong during their lunch hour. L. Weith does a belly-flop on the trampoline. Jerry Henry Painter Parks 90 Juniors Bill Doris Randy Palmer Pellham Pfaff Donna Donna Jill Posch Point ales Pritchard Melanie Chris Rick Ramey Hunt Roberts Becky Lester Earl Robinson Robinson Scott Mary Melissa Penny Sound Sramek Strohm Pam Robyn Chris Strong Swanson Thompson 91 Loren Mark Linda VanSwoll Wade Werth Delyla Wildfong Pat Charlotte Wilson Wise Randy Lori Wright Yeager L. Yeager gets stuck in a garbage can??!! Below: F. Hobson and R. Kellar reacting to Mr. Beyer's homework assignment! 92 Juniors .... in memory of Julie was born on December 22, 1955 in Longview, Washington. She came to Rainier from Longview in the seventh grade. She was an active member of the Boot and Spur Saddle Club in Clatskanie and the West Winds 4-H Club. She passed away on May sixth, 1972 after being involved in an automobile accident. Julie's warm and friendly smile will be remembered by all who knew her. Even though she has left us she will remain in our thoughts forever. Peterson Julie SOPHOMORES SHOW SPIRIT The class of '74 proved to be very active this year. They participated in the canned food drive with the Juniors, ordered class rings, sold green, black, and white key chains, and sponsored a dance. They were one of the loudest classes yelling at pep assem- blies, out doing the Freshmen and Seniors. The Sophomore class advisors were Mrs. McDaniels and Mr. Muck. Janet Cheryl Abraham Aldrich Marty Allerdings Eric Barry Hershell Benson Bergman Blaylock Dan Coffman Robin Duncun Allen Davis 94 Sophomores Terry Cindy Cathy Christoph ersen Clark Cody Phillip Bill Marla Cramer Crawford Crawford C. Helgeson, K. Stow ell, D. Chappelle, G. Brown, and J. Redding paying atten- tion? Class Officers: M. Carter, Secretary-Treasurer; D. Coffman, President; C. Clark, Vice-President. Jody Gordan Alvin DeVries Durand Elbert Jeff Susan Ellis Evans Tim Fairbaim Carol Jim Favinger Fisher Nancy Foshaug 95 D. VanSwoll and T. Humphrey in the middle of an experiment. Mike Juanita Gorthy Guisinger 96 Sophomores Roseanna Gurwell Debbie Hadlock Thad Houk Linda Hughes Theresa Humphrey Pat Hay Dennis Hyde John Jensen Cheryl Janet Earl Johnston Jump Keene R. Foshaug, B. Bergman, and B. Burnham await the outcome of a football game. Tracy Sherri Teresa Jacob Jamieson Jarrett Leonard Julie Jim Kelly Larson Lewis Bryan Theresa Lockhart McAtee Chris Linn Kathy Ostrand Ron Moen rm t Mario Conrad Montalvo Olsen Rose Olson Sandy Mike Palmer Paris Joe Julie Peitzmeier Peterson Kathy Rasmussen 97 Jim Marwayne Bruce Diane John Jim Redding Ridderbush Rolf Rolf Ronning Ross Mike Stoner Jenry Stevens Karla Stowell Connie Janene jonn Sullivan Sweringer Todd Sherri Joe Julie Welter Woehlert Wilson peggy Wise Donna Young Spruce Zastera S. Evans, C. Cody, and M. Alston play volleyball ( ?) in the sophomore hall. Susan Ryan Martin Stennick Mike Scott Myrtis Stanger Dixie Tofte Hugh Diane Triplett VanSwoll Jeff Wasser E. Keene feeling remorse after losing match at District. 99 K. Bledsoe gives his pet rat a bath! FRESHMEN DO PUSH-UPS! The freshmen this year were well initiated into high school by being made to do push-ups by the upper class- men. The first few days the school seemed like a maze with freshmen wandering around trying to find their classes, but as weeks went by they rapidly became regular troopers. If this year was to be any indication of class unity the freshmen have great cohesiveness. With the seniors the freshmen won the canned food competition held during the Thanksgiving season. The collected food was distributed to the needy families in the community. C. Johnstun: How about Saturday night? Rusty Andrews Vincent Anderson Cheryl Applegate Chris Curtis Mike Randy Davids Davis I Lennie Rosemary Henry Atkinson Barton Biggs Ron James Larry Fortelney Gibson Girard 100 Freshmen Charlotte Brien Ken Burke Jeff Cook John Butcher Marie Cramer Pam Coldwell Debbie Jeanine Ron Goldsby Gorthy Gressett Karen Steve Laurie Griffith Gutenberger Hadlock Jim Debbie Hamer Hansen David Sally Heckathom Hill FROSH OFFICERS J. Rea, Pres; L. Bonser, Sec.-Treas.; L. Clark, V. Pres, 101 Gayle Tim Richard Irwin Jacob Jamieson Brian Marie Dan Jennings Jensen Jenson L. Hughes, M, Marshall, M. Hyde, C. Applegate, K. Griffiths, E. McKee, K. Karnoski, and R. Nelson in Home Ec. Delores Johnson Sally Johnson Cindy Johnstun David Klinke Karen Jerry Karnoski Keith Terry Rose Larson Lyons Julie McCoy Marlene McGlone Eileen McKee Mary Marshall 102 Freshmen II Cathy Judd Greg Kester Langworthy Larson Roxie Nelson Jody Nelson Karen Nelson David Rodney Nesbitt Oliva Leslie Sherry Lori O'Neil Osborn Patching RRRrip!!!! What'll 1 do now? thinks C. Brien John Posey i Labo Radies Robin Ray Toni Ray Jerry Kirk Kathy Rea Rea Rinck J. Nelson peeks from behind her hall pass. R. Thompson and H. Biggs discuss a problem in Agriculture. 104 Freshman Cindy Ramona Thompson Thompson Chris Ticen Chip Dean Bob Vance Warren Webb Not Pictured: Harold Boyd Roy Long Pat Slaght David VanDusen Don Wytcherly Loren Triplett Roger Bill Weith Welke Julie Kathy Woehlert Wilson M. Gorthy, T. 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Mr. Wheatly: Can't you guys do anything right?' 115 Diane Abraham-Pep Club 1; Girls track 2; Girls soft- ball 3; Girls football 3; Girls League 1,2,3,4. Connie Aldrich-Girls League 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2; Columbian Staff 1,2-Editor 2; Powder Puff Football 3,4; Choir 3,4. J. Bradley Anderson-Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band Director 3; European Stage Band tour 2; Reno Jazz Festival 4; Outstanding Senior ex- cellence in music award 4; All school plays-Headin for a Weddin 3, Taming of the shrew 4; Powderpuff football cheerleader 4; Columbian Capers 1,2,3. Elaine Barton-Girls League 1-4; Treasurer 4; Youth for Christ 3,4; Honor Society 4; Pep Club 3,4; Powder Puff Football 3; Girls Athletic Association 2,3; Choir 4; All School Play 4; Junior Miss contestant 4; Region- al Writing Award 3; National Writing Award 3. Barbara Bergman-Honor Society 2-4; Junior Marshall 3; Junior Prom Court 3; Girls League Junior Rep. 3; Powder Puff Football 3; G.A.A. 1-3; Student Council 2; Student Council Secretary 4; Honor Society Vice President 4; Girls League 1-3. Marilyn Biggs-Girls League 3-4; Girls Basketball 3; Girls Basketball 3; Girls Volleyball 4; Powder Puff Football 3 ,4; Powder Puff Basketball 4; Choir 3,4; Vice-President of Pep Club 3; President of Pep Club 4. Will Bonnell-F.F.A. 1-4; Wrestling 3. Claudia Bozarth-Pep Club 3,4; Choir 2-4; Girls League 1-4. Kim Bross-Powder Puff Football 3-4; Girls League 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1-3; Girls League Council 2. Linda Burnham-Pep Club 1; G.A.A. 1-3; Powder Puff Football 3, Capt. 4; Baseball 2,3; Homecoming Princess 4; Prom Queen 3; Jr. Marshal 3; Rainier Daze Princess 3; Student Council 2-4. Duane Caulfield-Choir 1-4; F.F.A. 4. Sally Chappe lie-Forensics 3,4; Y.F.C. 1; Girls League 1- 4. David Chase-Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Honor Society 2- 4; Vice-President 3; Class Vice President 3; Year- book Assistant Editor 3; Yearbook Editor 4; Golf 2; Stage Band Award of Excellence 4; European Stage Band Tour 2; Reno Jazz Festival 4; Columbian Capers 3. Marty Clark-Football 1-4; Wrestling 1; Track 3,4; Basketball 2; R.A.C, 3,4; Honor Student 1-4; Home- coming Court 4; Prom Court court 3. Bertha Coffelt-Girls League 3,4; Pep Club 3; Powder Puff Football 4; Powder Puff Basketball 4. Martha Crawford-Girls League 1-4; Y.F.C. 1-4; Y.F.C. Secretary-Treasurer 4; Honor Society 2-4; All School Play 4; Pep Club 3,4; Powderpuff Football Jan Davis-Pep Club 1-3; Homecoming Princess 1; G.A.A. 1-3; Girls League 1-4, Treasurer 2, Vice President 3, Program Chairman 4; Powder Puff Foot- ball 3,4; Varsity Rally 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Stu- 116 dent Council 4; Girls League Cup 4; D.A.R. Award 4; Choir 1. Randy Diedrich-All School Play 3; Wrestling 1. Phil Dinkelocker-Stagehand 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Pep Asst. 3; Pep Band Director 4; European Stage Band Tour 2; Reno Stage Band Festival 4; Columbian Capers 1-3; Powder Puff Cheerleader 4; Yearbook 3; Business manager 4; Student Council 4; Outstanding Senior Excellence in Music Award. John DeBoise-F.F.A.-1-4. Evette DeVoe-Girls League 3,4; Choir 4; All School Plays 3. Melinda Ellis-Girls League 1-4, Girl of the month 1; G.A.A. 2-4, Point Keeper 3, President 4; Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 4; Regional Essay win- ner 3; National Essay Winner 3; Class Secretary- Treas. 4; Homecoming Queen 4; All School Plays 3,4; Governor's Youth Council 4; Emeraude 3; Busi- ness manager 3; Choir 1,3,4. Barbara Estes-Transfer from Neosho Senior High School 4. Carol Everman-G.A.A. 2-4, Point Keeper 4; Honor Society 3,4; Oregon Girls State 3; Powderpuff Football 3,4. Tom Fairbairn-Football 2-4; Mr. Football 4; R.A.C. 3,4; Student Council 4. Mike Forrest-Projectionest 3,4; Ag. 1 1,2. Dawn Griffith-Pep Club 1; Choir Secretary 3, Choir President 4, Choir 1-4; Girls League 1-4. Terry Hadlock-Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Student Council 1; Class Vice President 4; Prom Court 3. Alan Haebe-Varsity Baseball 2; J. V. Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3,4; Prom Court 3; R.A.C. 4. Sue Hamar-Pep Club 3,4; Choir 3,4; Girls League 1-4; Y.F.C. 2,3. Connie Hamlik-Pep Club 1; J.V. Cheerleader 2; Var- sity Cheerleader 3; G.A.A. 1,2; Girls League 1-4; Girls League Council 2-4; Prom Court 3; I.C.C. 2; Powderpuff Football 3,4; Emeraude Staff 2; Honor Society 2-4; Jr. Miss 4. Betty Heflin-Library Asst. 3,4. Mike Howell-Football 3,4; Basketball 3; Homecoming court 4; Track 3; R.A.C. 4; Transfer from Kalama 3. Terry Keene-Choir 1,3,4; Powderpuff football 3,4. Dave Klein-F.F.A. 1-4. William Klinke-Football 1-4, Capt. 4; Wrestling 1; Homecoming Court 4. David LaPierre-Wrestling 1,4; Basketball 2; All School Play 2-4; Football 4; Track 3; Student Council Rep. 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Transfer of Everett Washington 3. Steve Leddy-Football 2-4; Basketball 2-4; Student Council 4; R.A.C, 3,4, Sec. 4. Darla Leno-Girls League 1-4, Powderpuff Football 4; All School Plays 4; Student Council 3; Jr. Miss Candi- date 4. Gayle Linn-Girls League 1 —4; F.H.A. 1,2; G.A.A. 2,3. John Lowe-Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Baseball 1-4; All League Football 3; All League Baseball 3,4; Batting Trophy 3,4; Most Valuable 3; Outstanding Back in Football 4; Choir 1-3; National Honor Society 4; Soph. President; Vice-President of student Council 3; Presi- dent of Student Council 4; Prom Court 3. Cheryl Maki-Powderpuff Football 3; Girls League 1-4. Nancy Mattinen-Class President 1; Class Secretary- Treas. 3; G.A.A. Vice President 3; Girls League Songleader 2; Girls League Treasurer 3; Girls League President 4; Honor Society 2-4; Varsity Cheerleader 2-4; Pep Club 2-4; Powderpuff Football 3-4; Softball 2; Prom Court 3; Homecoming Queen 3; Choir 1, Student council rep. 4; G.A.A. 1-3; Girls League 1-4. Joe Me Co nne 11-Choir 3,4. Sandy Messinger-Transfer from Yamhill Carlton High School. Clayton Musgrove-Football 1,2,4; Basketball 1-3; Track 1,2; Student Council 1-4; Class President 4; Prom King 3; All School Play 3. John Nesbitt-Football 1; Basketball 1-4; Most Im- proved 4; Track 3; Cross Country 2; Marathon Basket- ball 3; Prom Court 3. Rodney Paris-F.F.A. 3,4. Connie Patching-Pep Club 1; J.V. Cheerleader 2; Powderpuff Football 3,4; Powderpuff Basketball 4; Track 3; Girls league 1-4; G.A.A. 1-4; Secretary- Treas. G.A.A. 4; Student Council 2,4; Honor Society 3,4; Rainier Daze Court 4. Corey Pellham-Football 1-3; Basketball 1,2; All School Plays 3,4; Student Council 1-4; Intra- Mural Basketball 4. Jim Pellham-Wrestling 1-4; Football 1; Freestyle 4; Took 10th in Oregon; Greco Roman, took 10th in Oregon; Cross Country 3,4; R.A.C. 3,4; F.F.A. 1-4; F.F.A. Reporter 3,4; Student Council 2; Most Pins Trophy 2; Most Inspiration 3; Wrestling Capt. 4. Becky Praegitzer-Girls League 1-4; Softball 2. Warren Quartly-Baseball 2-4; R.A.C. 3,4; Base- ball Capt. 3,4; Honor Society 4; Y.F.C. 3; Student Council Rep. 4. Mary Ray-Choir 4; Powderpuff Football 4. Jim Rivenes-Basketball 1,3; Golf 2; Band 1-4. Debbie Roberts-Track 1; Softball 2; Pep 1; Columbian Staff 1; Student Council 4; Rainier Daze Court 3; Yearbook 3, Copy Editor; Powderpuff Football 3,4; Wrestling Photographer 4. Elaine Rolf-Powderpuff Football 3,4; Girls League 3,4; All School Play 3,4; Transferred from St. Helens 3. Lanae Ronning-Y.F.C. 3; Girls League 3,4; Transfer from California 3. Ann Stennick-Powderpuff Basketball 4; Powderpuff Football 3,4; Girls League, Rep. 4; Choir 3,4; Vice Pres. 4. Dave Smith-Choir 1-4. Mona Smith-Girls League 1-4; Powderpuff Foot- ball 4; Girls Softball 1,2. Berkley Tack-Honor society 2-4, President 4; Delegate to conference on the Atom in Chicago 3. Charles Tarbell-Cross Country 1-3; Track 1-4; R.A.C. 1-4 All League 1-4; All School Play 4; Band 1-4. Bonnie Wallila-Powderpuff Football 3,4; Capt. 3; G.A.A. 1-3; Class President 3; Pep 1.2; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4 Girl of Month 3, Bana Tour to Europe 2; Baseball Statistician 2,3. Becky Wasser-Pep 1-4; J.V. Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3,4; G.A.A. 1-3; Girls League 1-4, Sec. 4; Honor Society 2-4; Homecoming Court 2; Prom Court 3; Powderpuff Football 3,4; Class Sec. 1; Softball 2. Shellee Wemmer-Choir 1-4; Girls League Council 2; Honor Society 3-4; Sec-Treas. 4; Class Treas. 2; Prom Court 3; Student Council 4. Howard Werth-Speech 3,4; 3rd State Trophy 3, 2nd State Trophy 4; Student Council 4; Julie White-Pep 1,2; G.A.A. 1-3; Class Sec. 2; Girl of Month 2; Powderpuff Football 3,4; Student Council Marcia Wilson-Speech 1-4; 2nd and 3rd District 3, State 3. 2nd Canby4; Girls League 1-4; Girl of Month 2,3; Pep 3,4; Junior Miss Candidate; National Forensic League 1-4; Degree of Merit 1; Degreee of Honor 2, Degree of Excellence 3, Degree of Distinction 4. Ruth Wise-Pep Club 3. Todd Wyckoff-Football 1; Basketball 1-4; Baseball 1-4; R.A.C. 3,4. Tom Richardson-Wrestling 1. Patty Rittierodt-Choir 1-3; Girls League 1-4. 117 Freshmen Algeciras, Paul 100 Allerding, Micky 51,69,100 Alston, Vicki 100 Anderson, Vincent 28,100 Andrews, Russel 69,100 Applegate, Cheryl 100,103 Atkinson, Lennie 57,100 Barton, Rosemary 100 Biggs, Henry 57,100 Blaylock, Willy 69,100 Bonser, Lynn 52,53,101 B ours aw, Carrie 101 Brien, Charlotte 30,74,101,103 Burke, Ken 101 Butcher, John 51,57,67,101 Choate, Debra 100 Clark, Lloyd 51,57,101 Clark, Lonny 100 Coldwell, Pamela 71,74,101 Cook, Jeff 51,69,101 Cramer, Marie 101 Curtis, Chris 100 Davids, Mike 57,100 Davis, Randy 51.57,100 Denton, Darcy 22.30,71,101 Erieksen, Marion 30, 4,101 Fairbaim, T erry 101 Fortelney, Ron 100 Gibson, James 51,100 Girard, Larry 100 Goldsby, Debbie 101 Gorthy, Jeannie 24,71,73,74,101 Gressett, Ronnie 51,60,61,101 Griffith, Karen 101,103 Gutenberger, Steve 101 Hadlock, Laurie 71,101 Hamer, James 30,51,101 Hansen, Debbie 101 Heckthom, David 101 Hill, Sally 71,74,101 Hobson, Harvey 51,102 Hughes, Lois 71,74,102 Hyde, Mary 102 Irwin, Gayle, 102 Jacob, Tim 102 Jamieson, Richard 102 Jennings, Brian 102 Jenson, Virginia 102 Jenson, Dan 51,102 Johnson, Delores 71,102 Johnson, Sally 102 Johnstun, Cindy 100,102 Kamoski, Karen 71,102,103 Keith, Jerry 51.57,102 Kester, Cathy 103 Klinke, David 51,60,102 Langworthy, Judd 41,103 Larsen, Greg 103 Larson, Terry 56,69,102 Ledbetter, Tony 60 Lyons, Rose 102 Marshall, Mary 102 Marston, Sue 103 McCoy, Julia 102 McGlone, Mariane 71,102 INDEX McKee, Eileen 102,103 Miller, Ronald 103 Nachand, Donald 103 Nelson, Carol 103 Nelson, Jody 103,104 Nelson, Karen 103 Nelson, Kathy 103 Nesbitt, David 30,51,56.103 Oliva, Rodney 51,57,103 O'neil, Leslie 20,27,30,103 Osborn, Sherry 103 Painter, Timothy 60,64,104 Patching, Lori 71,72,74,103 Philbrook, Rick 104 Posey, John 51,60,104 Proctor, Anthony 104 Radies, Lebeau 51,57,66,67.104 Ray, Robin 22,71,73,74,104 Ray, Toni 30,104 Rea, Jerry 18,24,62,64,66,67, 101,104 Rea, Kirk 51,57,104 Rinck, Kathy 104 Scott, Phil 51,57,69,104 Shane, Tammy 104 Shaw, Brian 51,57,104 Solum, Jeiry 60 Sound, Richard 51,57,69,104 Tedder, Carol 30,44,104 Thompson, Cindy 30,71,105 Thompson, Ramona 104,105 Ticen, Christine 105 Triplett, Loren 105 Vance, Chip 105 Van Dusen, David 61 Warren, Dean 105 Webb, Robert 67,105 Welke, Bill 105 Werth, Roger 51,56,57,105 Wilson, Kathy 30,71,72,105 Woelert, Julie 38,105 Sophomores Abraham, Janet 94 Aldrich, Cheryl 39,70,94 Allerding, Marty 94 Alston, Mike 28,44,94,98 Atkinson, Johnny 94 Baily, Debbie 30,52,53,94 Benson, Eric 68,69,94 Bergman, Barry 19,67,94,96 Blaylock, Hershe 11 24,68,94 Bledsoe, Kurt 24,61,94,99 Blunk, Nancy 30,94 Bonne 11, Steve 94 Brown, Greg 19,28,29,56,64,95 Burnham, Bonnie 7§,74,95,96 Cady, Kodi 95 Carter, Marianne 14,45,70,94, 95 Chappella, Debbie 26,30,41,94, 95 Christopherson, Terry 95 Clark, Cindy 52,53,95 Cody, Cathy 70,74,95,98 Coffelt, Patsy 30,94 Coffman, Dan 24,28,29,39,48, 56,68,70,95 Coffman, Debbie 94 Collett, Kathy 94 Cramer, Phillip 48,60,95 Crawford, Bill 40,67,95 Crawford, Marla 95 Darand, Gordon 19,95 Davis, Allan 94 DeVries, Jodi 95 Duncan, Robyn 14,94 Elbert, Alvin 38,48,60,95,106 Ellis, Jeff 95 Evans, Sue 70,95,98 Fairbain, Tim 95 Favinger, Carol 74, 95 Fisher, Jim 26,95 Foshaug, Nancy 18,22,25,30,40, 52.53.74.95.99 Gamble, Chuck 48,50,96 Gano, Lisa 18,70,96 Gidney, Sue 96 Gorthy, Mike 19,48,56,96,106 Guisinger, Juanite 27,30,96 Gurwell, Roseanna 14,19,26,70, 77.96.99 Hadlock, Debbie 39,44,52,53, 70,96 Hamilton, Gloria 30,96 Hays, Pat 69,96 Helgeson, Cherry 27,94,97 Hill, Larry 97,23 Horton, Norman 97 Hauk, Thad 24,48,50,63,68,69, 96 Hughes, Linda 19,74,96 Humphrey, Teresa 20,96 Hyde, Dennis 96 Jacob, Tracy 97 Jamieson, Sherri 39,44,97 Jarrett, Teresa 14,30,97 Jensen, John 96 Johnston, Cheryl 14,96 Jump, Janet 96 Keene, Earl 61,64,67,96,99, Kelly, Leonard 24,48,61,67,97 Hanson, Julie 28.29,38,70,97 Lewis, Jim 97 Linn, Chris 74,97 LocWiart, Brian 97 McAtee, Theresa 14,70,71,97 Makinster, Kit 97 Manasco, Linda 97 Manasco, Mary 97 Moen, Ronald 56,67,97 Montalvo, Mario 30,65,66,67, 97 Olson, Conrad 97 Olson, Rose 97 Ostrand, Kathryn 19,22,27,30, 97 Palmar, Sandy 97 Paris, Mike 97 Peterson, Julie 93,97 Rietzmeier, Joe 24,48,51,56, 97 Rasmussen, Kathy 97 118 Redding, Jim 28,29,95,98 Ridderbush, Marwayne 14,98 Ronning, John 23,98 Rolf, Bruce 98 Rolf, Diane 22,30,98 Ross, Jim 23,48,51,98 Ryan, Susan 99 Scott, Mike 99 Stanger. Murtis 30,45,99 Stennick, Martin 99 Stoner, Mike 24,30,45,48,56, 98 Stowell, Karla 30,94,98 Sullivan, Connie 19, $0,74,98 Sweringer, Jenene 98 Todd, John 48,50,56,67,98 Tofte, Dixie 99,30 Triplett, Hugh 99 VanSwoll, Diane 27,30,90 Wasser, Jeff 24,28,48,56,97,99 Welter, Sherri 22,41,98 Wilson, Julie 98 Woehlert, Joe 15,98 Wise, Peggy 98 Young, Donna 98 Zastera, Spruce 98 Juniors Ade, Carol 30.32.88 Allen, Chuck 24,39,88 Allen, Patty 88 Anderson, Mark 24,64,68,69, 88 Avent, Mark 60,88 Avent, Mike 24,48,58,61,88 Barton, Jeannie 19,88 Beckham, Denise 26,88 Becker, Maureen 88 Beltz, Sandy 30,40,89 Bendio, Mike 88 Butcher, Lelia 19,27,30,88 Blunk, Bernie 19,27,30,44,88 Binns, Will 26,88 Bohrer, Rodney 89 Bonnell, Craig 88 Bonser, Gary 19,23,88 Bredemeyer, Terry 14 Brooks, Mike 24 Burnham, David 24,46,48 Chase, Susie 19,46,89 Christopherson, Sandy 19,32,33, 88 Clouse, Terry 88,106 Conover, Terry 88 Danials, Mike 30,89 Deal, Shawn 19,24,48,60,61 Decker, Ron 19,28,27,88 Dexter, Linda 70,88 Downs, Goldie 89 Doty, Ivan 24,46,48,54,56,88 Elbert, Cecil 48,59,61 Edmison, Denise 89 Endicott, Steve 14,24,48,61, 89 Fisher, Tim 68,89 Foshaug, Rick 30,31,40,41,61, 64,89,90,96 Gore, Norman 89 Gray, Laura Graham 18,19,40, 89 Griffith, Peggy 19,22,25,40,46, 89,114 Guisinger, Lajuana 19,30,89 Guisinger, Ramona 19,27,30, 89 Gutenberger, Allen 30,48,89 Haebe, Bruce 46,56,70,89 Hamlik, Lew 89 Halverson, Debbie 89 Hardesty, Sue Ann 18,32,40,46, 89 Helgeson, Becky 19,27,30,89 Higley, Laurie 90 Hill, Marshall 24,48,50,60,61, 66.67.90 Hobson, Frances 20,40,90,92 Hunt, Chris 30,40,41,74,91 Hyde, Jerry 15,90 Jamieson, Donna 40,90,106 Jennings, Randy 44,46,90 Jenson, Jeff 67,90 Johnstun, Randall 24,30,48,67, 90 Kamoski, Terri 22,23,39,40,46, 70.90 Keith, Cheryl 30,33,39,40,90, Kell, Dale 45,90 Kellar, Rozanne 15,46,89,90, 92 Leininger, Larry 90 Ledbetter, Mark 60,90 Llobregart, Jerry 48,91 Mackler, Doug 91 McCoy, Melody45,91 Marshall, Shannon 30,91 Marshall, Shelly 90 Marston, Doug 23 Maxfield, Paul 19,27,30,90 Musgrove, Marlene 25,43,44,45, 35.91 Nelson, Rick 23 Norman, Randy 91 O'neil, Jim 26,30,46,48,50 Painter, Jerry 34,59,61,64,90 Parks, Henry 24,30,40,43,48, 49,56,68,90 Parmer, Bill 19,29,91 Pfaff, Randy 26,58,61,64,91 Pellham, Doris Ann 27,91 Pellham, Steve 18,34,56,68,91 Posch, Donna 30,91 Pourtales, Donna 19,91 Pritchard, Jill 22,30,40,41,70, 91 Ramey, Melanie 30,40,91 Roberts, Richard 18,24,61,64, 67.91 Robinson, Becky 30,40,91 Robinson, Lester 91 Scott, Earl 91 Sramek, Melissa 34,89,91,115 Strohm, Penny 40,46,53,91 Sound, Mary 18,20,30,91 Strong, Pam 91 Swanson, Robin 40,70,91 Thompson, Chris 19,33,70,72, 91 Tombleson, Neil 106 V anSwoll, Lore n 91,92 Wade, Mark 15,40,41,92 Werth, Linda 18,25,32,40,70, 72 73 74 90 92 Wildfong, Delya 20,30,34,92 Wilson, Pat 26,92 Wise, Charlotte 30,92 Wright, Randy 24,33,39,56,92 Yeager, Lori 18,32,33,92 Seniors Aldrich, Connie 30,40,76,82, 106 Anderson, Brad 28,41,76,106 Atkinson, Jimmy 30,76,77 Barr, Roberta 40,71 Barton, Elaine 19,27,30,76,78 Bergman, Barbara 18,19,76,78,85 Biggs, Marilyn 27,30,40,71,76 Blaylock, Wanda 76 Bledsoe, Jamie 18,40,76,115 Bonnell, William 23,77 Bozarth, Claudia 30,76 Bross, Kim 34,40,76,83 Burnham, Linda 40,76 Caulfield, Duane 23,77 Chappelle, Sally 77 Chase, David 28,29,33,77,87 Clark, Marty 15,38,48,49,62, 66,67,77,81 Cody, Rick 48,77 Coffelt, Bertha 27,40,71,78 Crawford, Martha 19,27,78 DeVries, Steve 78 Davis, Diane Abraham 76,86 Davis, Jan 19,22,34,40,78,85 Davis, Tom 78 Dinkelocker, Phil 18,28,29,33 DeBois, John 78 DeVoe, Evette 15,30,78,84 Diedrich, Randy 78 Dunningan, Richard 78 Ellis, Melinda 19,30,38,79,82 Ertzberger, Penny 40,79,80 Everman, Caroll 9,40,79 Fairbaim, Tom 24,38,48,79 Forrest, Mike 79 Giberson, Deborah 79 Griffith, Dawn 30,79 Haebe, Alan 24,54,55,56,70, 79 Hadlock, Terry 24,71,79,81 Hamer, Sue 30,80 Hamlik, Connie 40,80,82 Headle, Mary 80 Helfin, Betty 80 Howell, Mike 39,48,71,80,85 Hupp, Wayne 80 Humphrey, Ivan 80 Johnson, Ellen 80,114 119 Johnstun, Steve 48,55,56,80 Keene, Terry 40,80 Klein, David 80 Klinke, Bill 39,49,62,80 LaPierre, Barbara 27,81 LaPierre, David 24,61,81 Leddy Steve 24,34,48,49,56, 62,81 ’ ’ ’ Leno, Darla 40,81 Lindenmeyer, Tim 9,81 Linn, Gayle 27,81 Lowe, John 18,19,24,30,35,56, 68,81,83,85 ’ ’ ’ Maki, Cheryl 81 Manasco, Peggy 81 Mattinen, Nancy 15,18,29,39,52. 53,81,82 ’ ’ McConnel, Joe 30,82 Montalvo, Raul 23,82 Musgrove, Clayton 24,25,48,82, 85 Nesbitt, John 24,39,55,56,82 Patching, Connie 19,25,40,71,82 Pellham, Jim 24,58,61,64 81,82 Pellham, Corey 18,77,82 Paris, Rod 82 Praegistger, Becky 82 Quartly, Warren 19,24,68,82, 85 Richardson, Tom 82 Rivenes, Jim 28,32,40,41,69, 83 Roberts, Debbie 18,40,83 Rolf, Elaine 40,83 Ronning, Lanae 83 Scott, Dave 39,83,86 Scott, Jack 83 Settlemire, Anita 83 Smith, 30,31,83 Smith, Mona 40,83 Stennick, Ann 40,71,83 Swanson, Mark 84 Tack, Berkley 19,84 Tarbell, Charles 24,28,40,65, 66,67,77,84 Wallila, Bonnie 28,29,40,84 Wasser, Becky 19,40,53,71,84, 86 Werth, Howard 19,26,84 Wemmer, Shellee 19,30,34,83, 84 White, Julie 40,84 Wilson, Marcia 26,78,84,87 Wilson, Donald 84 Wise, Ruth 23,84 Wyckoff, Todd 56,63,68,77,81, FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Mr. Alwine 51 Mr. Anderson 9,10,60 Mr. Bell 10,12,29,86 Mr. Beyer 10,49 Mr. Burnett 10,48,49,57 MiS. Busak 8,9 Mr. Carter 10,64,67 Mrs. Chase 10,11 Mr. Clore 11 Miss Cook 11,74 Mr. Crocker 11,18 Mr. Cuny 8,87 Mr. Dirickson 11,23 Mrs. Farrar 11 Mr. Fisher 11,35 Mrs. Foey 11 32,33,106 Mrs. Harris 12 Mr. Humphrey 12,13 Miss Jensen 12 Mrs. Kellar 12 Mrs. McDaniels 12,14 Mr. Mason 12,56 Mr. Much 12,68 Mr. Peerboom 8,9 Mr. Perry 8,13 Mr. Roth 13 Mr. Salisbury 13,67 Mrs. Sophusson 13 Mrs. Welter 9 Mr. Wheat 9,13 Mr. Wheatly 13,24,48,49,56, 115 Miss White 9,13,25 Miss Wray 13 Mr. Wallace 8,61,64 Mrs. Washburn 8 Mrs. Zimmerman 9 120 V