Roseburg High School - Umpqua Yearbook (Roseburg, OR)

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Waters, Marcia 195 Webb, Glenda 195 Webber, Charlene 156, 177 Webber, Jeff 109, 212 Weber, Marvin 212 Weber, Robin 212 Weber, Rod Webster, Debbie 195 Webster, Douglas 178 Webster, Jan 36, 68, 74, 88, 98, 130, 181, 152, 178, 236, 237 Webster, Sherry 212 Webster, Tami Weddell, Taul Weeks, Terri 195 Weigum, Elizabeth 131, 212 Weise, Joyce 64 Weisman, Michael 212 Welch, Rich 109, 212 Welch, Mr. William 93, 139, 144, 145 Weldon, David 178 Weller, Mr. Jon 63 Wells, Jim 212 Welt, David 72, 132, 133, 178 Welt, Diane 195 Werner III, Kenneth 134, 212 Wescott, Steven 178 Wessela, Mr. Stim 45 Westin, Signe 84, 212 Weston, Gregory 23, 68, 195 Weston, Kathy 213 Wharton, Allen 178 Wharton, John 195 Wharton, Terry 178 Whelchel, Ricky 68, 195 White, James 178 White, Jerry White, Melvin White, Randy White, Tami 87, 97, 213 Whitell, Melvin 195 Whitson, Twylia Whitten, Darius 13, 72, 178 Wiese, Joyce 24, 97, 112, 213 Wicks, Rebecca 28, 68, 195 Wiley, Heather 76, 213 Wilkerson, Mr. Douglas 45, 135 Wilkins, Kenneth 213 Wilkinson, Shannon Wilkinson, Judy 25, 72, 195 Williams, Cynthia 213 Williams, Dixie 100, 213 Williams, Lisa 195 Williams, Marilyn 178 Williams, Mrs. Sheila 56 Williamson, Charles 109, 123, 213, 221 Williamson, Kris 96, 213 Williamson, Richard 127, 213 Learning that he is not yet big enough to be dissected by the biol- ogy classes, this frog smiles with relief. Willing, Miss Carol 59 Wilmeth, Robert Wilson, Carol 72, 73, 195 Wilson, Cynthia 97, 213 Wilson, Deborah 213 Wilson, Mrs. Edna 51 Wilsson, Mr. Gary 64, 67, 140 Wilson, James 90, 128, 129, 178 Wilson, Jan 178 Wilson, Jennifer 84, 195 Wilsonm, Kenneth Wilson, Lauri 178, 221 Wilson, Lisa 17, 178 Wilson, Mark 213 Wilson, Ray 109, 122, 128, 213 Wilson, William 31, 64, 90 Wingfield, Tod 34, 72, 178 Witherspoon, Leslie 78, 72, 195 Wittrock, Loren 178 Witty, Dallas 76, 104, 178, 221 Witty, Jeffrey 109, 134 Wolf, Mr. Marvin 45 Woll, Dennis 113, 213 Wong, Sherry 213 Wood, Barbara 72, 73, 90, 178 Wood, Deborah Wood, Kathleen 213 Wood, Scott 24, 35, 64, 99, 110, 134, 178, 221 Wood, Peter 64, 99, 195 Woodruff, Mrs. Mari 46, 82, 131 Woods, Chris 64, 178 Wooten, Adelle 34, 36, 78, 79, 90, 178, 221 Worden, Richard 178 Wright, Eve 47, 80, 87, 213 Wright, Keith 30, 134, 185, 178 Wright, Joe 45 “y= Yarbrough, Dar 34 Yarbrough, Ronald 178 Yoder, Dan 87, 195 Yoder, Michel 28, 68, 119, 178 York, Debi 195 Young, Christine 78, 79, 90, 130, 131, 178 Young, Jody 31, 47, 213 Young, Linda Younger, Barbara 97, 213 Yraguen, Pilar 178 Yuninger, Jenny 101, 178 7 Zebarth, Pam 213 Zeigler, Barry 68, 104, 119, 195 Zerbach, Mark 104, 122 134, 195 Zimmerman, Leedja 10, 47, 64, 86, 112, 113, 195 Zink, Beth 213

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The Challenge Met The end of.the school year — 1974. For some it means gradua- tion and the end of all formal schooling. For others it brings only a time to set aside the books and take a brief vacation until next fall. But for almost everybody it signifies the completion of another year of life, a year of successful working and surviving within the system. Truly a challenge met. a, gis vagtid 3 oe ra. be For us, the staff of the 74 Umpqua, the challenge met is the completion of this book. Many long hard hours were devoted to produce what we think is the most accurate and comprehensive yearbook ever at RHS. But we never would have met this challenge without the help of three very special people. First, there is Mike Houser our loyal representative from Taylor Publishing Co. who was always helpful and encouraging on the financial matters of this edition. Second are Bill Willis and his faith- ful staff at Douglas Portraits. A lesser group of people surely would not have produced such excellent photogra- phy on what was usually very short notice. And last but definitely not least is our advisor, Mr. Bodeen. Nobody else could ever have shown so much patience and understanding while we worked away at ridiculous hours down in the old annual room, striving at one major goal — to give the school a book they will be proud of. Our debt to him can never be repaid. The Staff Mike Kobelin Jeannette Myers Jan Webster Shelley Walls Linda Scallon Jennie Hagedorn Peggy Johnson Bob Price Sue Gratowski Bruce Glover Reggie Powell Sue Sult Wes Allen Mr. Bodeen 264 The Livin’ End