Sam Barlow High School - Anno Mundi Yearbook (Gresham, OR)

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Audio Visual Club Members include: ROW l: Keith Radford, Jim Smith, Pam Karnes, Chris Jelley, Shirley Hutchcraft, Tom Waybrandt, Steve Slayton, Richard Roberts, Mike Hagen, Advisor Mrs. Peggy Donaldson. ROW 2: Advisor Mr. Glenn Crisp, Tony Ziemer, Rick Goodwin, Bob Baker, Sherry Miller, Violet Waybrandt, Bobbie Jordan, Greg Keller, Ron Hasselman, Steve Walsh, Ray Edmondston. ROW 3: John Turner, Gary Mclauchlin, Dale Curfman, DeWayne Hutchcraft, Jim Jordan, Steve Krebs, Willie Franke, Jim Tinner. 2, Mike Calcagno and John Turner monitor Christmas activities for recording on Video Tape. I l i i l l I I K New Facilities! Barlow's audio-visual club was strengthened this year by an increase in membership and the addition of a video-tape unit. With this T.V. equip- ment, the newest in the district, A.V. club members video-taped a Christmas activities lilm which they set to music. They also edited a film of classes to be shown to parents with an interest in their child's classes for the coming year. During the Christmas season, mem- bers sponsored a secret Christmas Sock contest, and awarded a prize. Other activities included a sock-hop featuring the Midnight Sun, and a vis- 5 fc I ef C ,MM . . t mga? at at it to Jefferson High, KGW TV, and Q VN . . ,,V, , C W ' KOIN TV to examine equipment. gi

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Homemakers Hustle The Future Homemakers of America, ad- vised by Miss Linda Stanwood remained the same active group that they have continually proved themselves to be. October 31, three girls traveled to the dis- trict meeting at Milwaukie High School and garnered two out of three awards for best chapter scrapbook and best nametag. Soon after, the girls made and presented flowers to the elderly folks at Mt. View rest home. One of the big events of the year was the buf- fet style banquet, held December 15, where the members invited and fed their families. The F.H.A.ers' last big project was an F.H.A. week, March 29-April 2. 71 F F' 3 I. F.H.A. members include: ROW l: Terri Foster, Akina Salle, Elizabeth Lovell, Mary Ellen, Roberta Renfro, ROW 2: Shannon Wells, Margie Chipula, Cynthia Page, Sally Lovell, Arlene Eichner. 2. Club members Tracy Coon, Diane Yamashita and Becky Rasmussen lend a hand in serving refreshments. 3. Club president Laurie Lane sits in the midst of a busy meeting.

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'lf Slushers Invade Slopes In its second year of activity, the Bruin ski club continued to CD draw interest and numerous members. With the addition of a ski team to Barlow's ranks of sports, Q the club jaunts on Saturdays which included numerous spills,E' O' laughs and fun, became good practice for aspiring olympic champions. l. Laurie Doss, Ski Team member, gets ready for a long downhill journey. 2. A champion at professional snowplowing, Mary Jane Anderson demon- strates how its done. 3. Barlow's ever-swelling ranks of amateur Killys in- cluded: ROW l: G.Keller, R.Geisler, S.Trenholm, D.Pemberton, Miss C.Mene- gas, L.Doss, G.Giltner, ROW 2: S.Doss, S.Henderson, N.Onchi, M.Lloyd, D. Didtel, S.DeCarne. ROW 3: M.J. Anderson, R.Wallace, S.Richardson, K.Lag- ging, E.McCreary, V.Rohrberg, P.Bissell, C.Thompson, S.Ross, R.Powers, S. Place, B.Stroup, D.Shultz, J.Fuller, D.Stroup, M.Happold, R,Jones, ROW 4: B.Anderson, B.MacGregor, K.Nelson, K.Kamp, D.Latham, B.Harsey, G.Mec- ham, S,Soden, M.Clark, D..lepson. 5356 :af 9 m e s M.. . XMYYGN Q I E , . .4 , AA ami... vjjjf 4315 f 'Magi 'V LIT' 5