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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1973 volume:

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I I 41 .,. , t A .. ' 0 , , I I lf- . ,A N . .. . I LII X ,Q 1 in V n ' SQJIIKQL, 1 -- ,W .yi 'AK 1 , 1 ,VL ,A V 1 :.4'.'.mgikagggfvag? ?, I, , v ' , - ' . I 1 , M-M' I , ,1 11' ..,,., . 'Q 2 1 ' 'A ' V m i J ' ' I 1 v A . a , . f ' e, L . I, 1 L 1 5',, V 1 4' s n 'iff ,- , lf: 1 mf! Wi' ' 7 'Q W ,fff L 52.2 V T00 Long. for Those Who Grieve Too Short for Those Who Rejoice But for Those Who Love. Time Is Eternity A l ADMINISTRATION New Year, ' A Better Year The fall of '72 saw Bar1ow's administration faced with new and difficult challenges as it worked with students, parents, and school activities. The 72- 73 school board, with united efforts and many extra hours of hard work, put together the student con- duct code book. They formalized old policies and de- veloped new systems for better student conduct throughout the school. Arena Scheduling started the year with a new and different approach to registration. It enabled the stu- dents to choose the teachers and classes they wanted, in the hopes that schedules would not be rearranged dur- T , ing the first two weeks of school. The planning con- sumed many hours, and it proved to be a great success. This year's school board employed adequate teaching personnel, and provided sufficient funds to function. s ROBERT TAYLOR IVAN GILLAM y PRINCIPAL VICE -PRINCIPAL DR. RONALD TRENHOL DOROTHY BUMALA ROBERT MINNIS ADMIN- SERVICES VICE -PRINCIPAL TEAC HER EVA LUA TOR NE LDA RADAK 10 HARRY THOMPSON CLERK SUPERINTENDENT S Q Min V. DIST. U2-20 BOARD OF DIRECTORS: FROM I.. TO R. ROSS MORGAN, GEORGE BLEW, FRANCIS SUMMERS, FRANK OLSEN, WAYNE WALKER JEANNE HOHNSTEIN AUDREY SANDAHL SECRETARIES JOAN KALETKA MADC-E IE LINEK ' ' MARJORIE VANORSOW MARGE I-IALEY HEAD SECRETARY E if Y 5 Q I x 3 E 5 5 r STUDENT GOVERNMENT Council Promotes School Unity Our 1972-73 Student Council was off to a great start with an all school candle sale. This added approximately two thousand dol- lars to the student body treasury, and put two beautiful 10-speed bikes into the hands of two very happy students. The Student Council lounge was a new plus for student government this year. During all periods of the day, information could be obtained about student activities and assist those with questions about Council affairs. Two of Sam Barlows executive council mem- bers, joe Opray and Vicki Rohrberg, were presented Student Leadership Awards from the Elks Club. This qualified them for the nation- al competition in the hopes of scholarships. This year, the Student Council was privi- ledged in having the services of a fine advisor, Mr. Lynn Winchester. Mr. Winchester, Executive Council, Student Council, and I. O. C. Worked hard towards making Barlows students aware that student government is extremely important. Spf X Executive Council from Left To Right: Mr. Winchester- Advisor, Joe Opray-President, Debbie Roser-Treasurer, Elaine I-Ienshaw-Publicity Manager, Roger Yamashita- Sgt. -at-Arms, Kathy Kennedy-Corresponding Secretary, Vicky Rohrberg- Recording Secretary, Rich Monnie-Vice President. Z an an I O. C. Representatives from Left To Right Mark Bechtold, Mr. Winchester-Advisor, Jeri Kay Gran, Laura Stacy, Steve Walsh, Laurie Muck, Nancy Thornfeldt, jeff Rykken, Mr. Hanson-Advisor, Dave Hunsinger, Tom Sauer, Dana Bryson, john Creel Roy Bridgmon, Karl Wescott, john Lannan. I2 lst Semester Reg Reps: Left To Right, Top Row: Jim Pauley, Bill Anderson, Ian Hawes, Tim Sommerville, Steve Keels, George Wallenstein, Daryle Broadsword, 2nd Row: Mark Hardisty, Glen Drake, Vickie Lowry, Dan Taylor, Annette Leveque, Pam Snider, jane Lehman, K'Lynn Ogle, Debbie McManus, Cathy Baudoin. Front Row: Lori Lofstedt, Kevin Clark, Vicky Hudson, Lori Jury, P-at Mollahan- l 2nd Semester Reg Reps: Left To Right, Top Row: Paul lerulli, Bill Anderson, Tim Sommerville, Tom Sauer, Steve Keels, Daryle Broadsword, Charles Emerson. 2nd Row: Sharon Ashmore, Julie McCreary, john Phillips, Kevin Clark, Richard Fuller, Amy Bothum, Dave Nelson, julie Farless, lan Hawes, Becca Powers, Ron Kennedy, Renee Loehr, Scott Pranke, Pam Snider, Deanne Coultard, Vickie Lowry, Pat Mollahan. Front Row Debbie Van Beek, Sue Taylor, Tina Sauer, Joyce Park, K'l.yn.n Ogle, Marsha Pacheco, Lori Lynch, Kim Loggan. I3 :Q X ., t , Vi Vx I 1'52,,,l7iAi3 gps. 4. 's':,,:::k' l lf W ,Q . as ,J K! 5 , wg: M S N Lbvff J' I -2E ..Vjf,4 . ,qv Q Q L. I V Q 'Q 1, l 311' ill , '-.Mk Q SI-IARI BRIDGE E E E E MARJEAN PETERS , g L it Art KATI-IRYN KUEBLER Foreign Language DAPI-INE CAMPBELL JOANNE WHEELER 14 JOANNE ANDERSON SHARON BECKMAN BOBBI THOMAS KEN CRQUSER COU EL JANET KELLY MIKE COPPEDGE TOM JOHNSON LARRY and CAROLYN KINGRY LINDA STANWOOD i HO EC. 513525 SI CA L K ,www 1 4' If ,W A B BB J New fy I KM. ,F ,EA MU IC BOB BARBER , CHUCK BOLTON DAVID PHARES ,. f 1. ,Qi ' v,,wx EQllZ'i7i1,.'.1'f',,i....-ig . 1 . f xl il. .M , K in JOY GUIDRY PATRICIA HASTINGS LINDA PATTERSON xg ROBERT BARROW LINDA ROGERS fiifb Us TRIKXF EDUCATIDN 20 - H ---- , BOB MOELLER PAT COLES DAVE DUBOSE DON AABERG RICHARD SWEE GARY WEBB JIM CHAMBERS FRED HOLEVAS SUE MILLER DON CAMPBELL fx.Lfv2fsrf,' Ffw, CURT KNIGHT OCIA L TUDIE INSTRUCTIONS TO TEACHERS DAKOTA TERRITORY September 1872 1 Teachers w1ll f1ll lamps, clean chlmneys and tr1m W1CkS each day 2 I:,ach teacher w1Il brmg a scuttle of coal and a bucket of water for the day's use 3 Make your pens carefully You may wh1ttle n1bs for the 1nd1v1dual tastes of ch1ldren 4 Men teachers may take one evemng each week for courtlng purposes or two evemngs a Week 1f they go to church regularly 5 After ten hours ln school, the teacher should spend the Temalnlng tlme readlng the Blble or other good books 6 Women teachers who marry or engage 1n other 7 Every teacher should lay as1de from h1s pay a goodly sum for hrs declrmng years 8 Any teacher who smokes, uses l1quor 1n any form, frequents a pool or pubhc hall, or gets shaved 111 a barber shop w1ll g1V6 good reason for suspectmg h1s worth, mten 1ons, 1ntegr1ty and honesty 9 The teacher who performs h1s labors fa1thfu11y and wlthout fault for f1VE years w11l be g1ven an mcrease of 25 cents a week 1n h1s pay prov1d1ng the board of ed ucatlon approves Ravenna School No 2 M1tche1l, South Dakota uhseemly conduct will be dismissed. I E : G KARL HAYES RON I-IANS ON LYNN WINCHESTER ROD GRADIN 24 CIE CE D BIOLOGY Tow CUTSFORTH GARY JACKSON WAYNE GESSFORD CLIFF WELLS Wf- ,Q 2,4 n Elf-if f w Q SPEECH ATHLETIC DIRECTOR FRANK SURMEYER MARSHA KITCHEN AGRICULTURE DRAMA 25 DALE STEBBINS HEALTH I N X PAM LYSTER SWIMMING RICHARD METSGER INSTRUCTIONAL MEDIA DIRECTOR JEAN MOORE TEACHER AIDE WILBUR BUSHONG LIBRARIAN CAROL CULPEPPER JOHN MCINTIRE TEACHER MATERIAL CENTER AUDIO-VISUAL AIDE SECRETARY Qo ME DIA CE TER -vw WINIFRED PUCKETT ETHEL MORSE LIBRARY AIDE RESOURCE CENTER AIDE 26 NON-CERTIFIED PERSONNEL Barlows Staff Performs Well. This year Barlows non- certified personnel had some new people to add to their staff. Mrs. Payne, the school nurse, enjoys her job at Barlow. She has had 27 years of experience as a Registered Nurse Working in public and county health. There are also two new custodians this year. They are Gary Swan and Bill Nagles. They enjoy their work very much. The head custodian this year is Gene Gailey. Each of our bus drivers drive 50 miles a day, 250 miles a week, 800 miles a month, or 6400 miles a school year. The cooks favorite meal to prepare is spagetti. They also enjoy making turkey dressing. L-R: Gary Swan, Perry Bivins, Gene Gailey, Head Custodian, Ruff Poppleton, Bud Nolin, Carl Farless. NOT PICTURED Ferd Milton, Bill Nagels. Bus Drivers L-R: Rich Kibbons, Marlene Paganoni, Ethel Ingales, Lou Wagner, Dave Finley, Shirley Miller, Ken Gunderson, Roberta Hale, Marge McNally, Larry Iorgenson, Lynn Pfiefle. L-R: E. Goins, B. Paulsen, D. Hartley, D. Carlson, L. Carpenter, L. Eyman, E. Roberts, R. Tacker-I-lead Cook, F. McGee. In front of the stove , B. Henneman. .M-4.-+1 WINIFRED PAYNE NURSE H 519 in A W za., ...Q ,A k-K2 ,, '.1.w 1 V wr. . ,kv 4,mFVMv- IF WE WOULD BUILD A SURE FOUNTAIN IN FRIENDSHI P, WE MUST LOVE OUR FRIENDS FOR THEIR SAKES RATHER THAN 2 OUR OWN. SENIOR CLASS Class 0f'73 Makes It Happen he class of '73 had a busy year participating and prepar- ug for graduation and the future. ebruary 2nd they sponsored a soc-hop featuring the Muddy alley. During homecoming they presented a new activity-- Ee frisbee throw. They also sponsored the candy grab, an d, but never forgotten activity. he senior class as a whole learned to take on responsibil- y as they finished their last year of high school. Their ans upon completion of high school was to leave some- ing to the school. It had not been decided on as of yet, t it will be left in memory of Barlow's second senior ass to complete all four years at Barlow. Will the real Dave Spotts please sit down? Elaine Henshaw works to show her talent at making posters. Elkay 5 Senior Class Officers Q1-rj Cathy Baudoin, T1-eas. , Norm Shivley, Pres. , Sharon Weise, irls' League Rep. , Dave Nelson, Vice-Pres. , Elaine Fisher, Sec. , Dave Hunsinger, ergeant-at-arms. 31 Foreign exchange student, Persio Luis Marconi, gets used to his new surroundings. Harold Abney Steve A1-den Vicky Arnold Rick Ashmore Marlene Barclay Carol Barney Kathy Bartel Cathy Baudoin Katene Benson Pam Bissell Kathy Black Kathy Blake john Boesch Gary Boyd Pam Bre ndler Bill Breshe ars Janelle Brewster Cherri Woods soaks up the attention from several admirers. 15 Roy Bridgmon Ken Brooks Donna Brown Michael Calcagno Dan Caldwell Bill Camp Debra Carpenter Nancy Cate Sally Charlton Ron Christian Remains of Sam Barlow Munch Mouths! W Carol Cipriano Joy Collins Cindy Cook Sandi Crum Ron Crutcher Everything that is done in the World is done by hope. 33 MARTIN LUTHER Deborah Curtis Pam Curtis Leon Cushman , cccn David Hunsinger devour-ers McDonald's Filet O'Fish in the cafeteria! Rex Davis Robert Davis Tom Davis Jim Dickman Debbie Dillard Glen Drake Randy Drapeau Anita Durham Carol Dutton D011112 Duvall Arlene Eichner Randy Emery Go confidently in the direction of your dreams' HENRY DAVID THOREAU Elaine Fisher Cindy Cook slyly gives some lucky guy the eye! Bob Fornoff Alan Fraser Sue Fraser Sherry Freshour Ritchie Fuhrer There are three things that remain. . . faith, hope, and love and the greatest of these. . .is love. THE HOLY BIBLE Richard Fuller Cindy Galvin Ron Geisler Jn Mike Hagen Jeff Hardin Vicky I-lardisty Bill Harsey jeff Harworth Liz Hawkins Linda Hendon Phil I-lenneman Elaine I-lenshaw Nothingis impossible to a Willing heart. 35 THOIVLAS HEYWOOD W Mark Hoecker Keith Holland DeEtte I-Iollenback Roger Yamashita contemplates whether he Could dig the Pfedlcted future 01' not- Carol Hughes David Hunsinger joe Ierulli Amy Ikeda Kurt Irvin Matt Jessen Lisa Kang Pam Karnes Martin Keller Kathy Kennedy Arnie Kindred Doug Kleiber Mark Kost Friendship is in loving, rather than in being loved. ROBERT BRIDGES Debra Kowalski Debbie Lane Nina. Lanier Connie Laughery Danny Ledbury Kim Lehmer Greg Lofstedt Mike Lynch Elise MCC:-eary julie McCreary Betty Crocker, alias Bill Harsey, mixes up a chocolate cake! Laurie McMichael V 118011 MCNHUY rf ,W-3' Harvey Meyer Rich Monnie G9-Y16 MODIS Life is beautiful, when one sees beyond it. BONNAT Kyle Trenholm attempts to use the card catalo Barry Mower David Nelson Linda Nelson Donna Nettleton Darlene Norris joe Opray Bill Camp shows his mysterious senior smile! Rick Page Sara Pearson Bruce Petri Dave Pierce 2' A H Q 'za or in ,,,, , 1, ,,o..n, , n,,e .., ,E . igvi' .',n f 'P H ff Q I 1 W A oo,, 'P s s l Z , Rita . V x ' I - ..,V 5-..,- --- NY, ...W 4 - i YP-v' '-fr' ,Aa if Sandra Place Nancy Pogorelc Becca Powers Laura Pranke Il O Lord, that lends me life, lend me a heart - replete with thankfulness. WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE i Janette Prickett Robin Revel Vickie Rickert Y 1 Vicki Rohrberg Debra Roser Sherri Rowlee Felicia Ruhter Jeff Rykken 'x Debbie Schultz Debra Schulz Sheryl Schuster Rosalie Scott Barb Shird Norm Shively Sue Shull jackie Smith Love the truth but pardon error. VOLTAIRE W ., T 3 Q I 'il ...np-L ' Q. ii' :IW S ' f 1 it kh' . jim Smith Pam Snider Lynn Snyder Tim Sommerviile Sue Spack David Spotts Larry Stanley Bill Stevens Audrey Stogsdill Don Sturm jim Swanson Dave Taylor Tally Taylor Q -,X Dan Teune Rick Thompson Rose Thompson Daphne Thomfeldt Brad Toynbee One of the very pleasant things about friendship, the do-you-remember moments. FAITH BALDWIN ww 2,-:.:amar:fa 5fig X ,W , img :L L , 3 ,,,L ' W Q K V : . -5 57- ,, ,Li U aw ,f - 1- Lf : , 'Zf , EfW if . 1. My .g 1: me - 5 V 51, . K 1' -F L Kyle Trenholm Cindy V anBeek Karen V anspre ybrock George Wallenstein Steve Walsh Phillip Waybrant Debra Westfall Ron Westover Wanda Wiebe Steve Wagner C onnie Walker Julie Weatherspoon Tom We atherspoon Sharon Wiese Sam Winner Cherri Woods Sheila Works Carol Wright Steve Wright Roger Yamashita We are individuals, each seeking our own goals. UNKNOWN CLASS CLOWN BEST DRESSED SENIOR BANQUET Milk chocolate melts in Lynn Snyder's hands, not in her mouth. 1973 SENIOR HALL OF FAME MOST STU DIOUS Becca Powers Norm Shively CLASS COMEDIAN Sheila Works Doug Kleiber Cindy Cook Randy Emery BIGGEST BROWNIE Daphne Thornfeldt Kyle Trenholm SEXIEST LEGS Sue Shull Phil Henneman BEST ACTOR Carol Barney Jeff Hardin MOST ATHLETIC Elaine Fisher Larry Stanley PRETTIEST EY ES Cherri Woods Bill Camp MOST SHY Sara Pearson Greg Lofsledl BIGGEST MOUTH Laurel Williams Mark Kosl MOST COURTEOUS Pam Curtis Dave Nelson Connie Laughery Dave Spolts CLASS POLITICIAN Caihy Baudoin Joe Opray BEST LOOKING Tally Taylor Sam Winner PRETTIEST SMILE Jackie Fuller Don Caldwell MOST OUTAGOING Kathy Kennedy Tim Sommerville MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Vicki Rohrberg Roger Yamashila MOST DEPENDABLE Elaine Henshaw Jim Swanson MOST DESIREABLE DATE Carol Hughes Dave Hunsinger BIGGEST FLIRT Lisa Kang Dan Teune Greg Lofstedt hides shyly behind the table cloth! Student Speaker: Carol Dutton. Graduating Class of 1973' D U CLASS ' OF I. I973' THE REAL PURPOSE OF OUR EXISTANCE IS NOT TO MAKE A LIVING, BUT ' TO MAKE A LIFE, I Class Motto I I I Rosa I I Class Flower LEMON AND LIME Class Colors Is Terri Bryson embarrassed or What? Lynnette Snyder 43 ly relieved by making it being sung by seniors at the Baccalaureate service. across Stage Wlfhout a tmp! Student Speaker: DeEtte Hollenback is sincere- B acc alaure ate Spe al-ter: Stu Webber . Rich Monnie smiles triumphantly as he re- ceives his diploma. Doug Kleiber and Diane Gissel solemnly walk towards the big moment. X : Q' I in GOODNESS IS THE ONLY INVESTMENT THAT NEVER FAILS Henry D. Thoreau ,pn-X. 'ff M 1 v r 1 I 1 i 2 I i w 1 L s junior Class Officers from Left to Right: Linda Asakawa, Treasurerg Stan Sakauye, Sergeant-At-Armsg john Lannan, Presidentg K'Lynn Ogle, Vice-Presiclentg Lori Glass, Secretaryg Sharon McCutchen, Girls' Rep. These are six of our best-dressed girls showing their imagination on Teen-Angel Day during Homecoming Week. -I of' ,gil Many long serious hours were put in by the junior Executive Council after school. This is one of those trying times. 48 JUNIOR CLASS Junior Class Shows Spirit The Junior class continued this year to show their outstanding spirit and leadership. Theyf were class of the week for both Homecoming! Week and Bear Dovm Week. N The junior class also sponsored Bear Down I Week and the junior-Senior Prom. They also sponsored the dance after the game featuring Brothers and Friends. Are these junior boys really sinking? At least they are not going to give up the ship- or shot we say small canoe! f , 1, . ,,., , jf? A ,j V A , i',: f ,Lk,, K4 x , 2 Ms f x ' fr ff 42 . 5--f 4!1ai:aa2,-221, ,, .,.., wfwffa Y , ag W fl ' f'55'5' i:l5W'3 X 'f' , if ff A , ,QW W ,f if 1 3 Vi? ,.. 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VV.. .pie WV, ,V V I :1sss:ss1g.z jj 'i N I .. 41' i h ' . , ii.- fs- A Q gg 1.4 I , -...-.. ,ey . 5 .Q 51 Jordan, Cindy Jury, Scott Kamp, Robin Keels, Steve Keiser, Sharon Keller, Greg Kelly, Bill Kendell, Chris Kennedy, Martin Kennedy, Ron Kilness, John Kimbrel, Marilyn Kirkland, Lynn Knudeson, Debbie Krebs, Steve Lannan, John Lanphere, Debbie Lane, Sally Lehman, Jane Lein, Bruce Lemke, Dave Leveque, Annette Lindsay, Julie Linhart, Cindy Loehr, Renee Long, Dan Lovell, Liz Lowry, Vickie Mallon, Joe Mantei, Markieta Mathews, Bob Mayner, Jim McCutchen, Sharo McKay, Betty McKenzie, Bruce McLaughlin, Gary McManus, Debbie McMurry, Melody Meeker, Don I1 Meyer, Doug Miller, Gayle Miller, Sherry Millhollin, Barbara Moore, Lori Moore, Richard Morrow, Charlotte Morrow, Dean Muck, Laurie Nelson, Brad Newbold, Bruce Newman, Alan Nonamaker, Dale Norquist, Curt Ogle, K'Lynn Osborne, Mike Packard, Theresa Paladeni, joyce Panit, Pete Park, Joyce Park, Stephanie Pauley, jim Pearson, jon Peterson, Rick Pogorelc, Jim Pulsifer, Richard Pyryt, Janet 1 Chris Kendall shows that he can study when he really wants 120. 4 f , i,,,,g,-,Q or 2 f'. .,f,,,,.,,, , , M., 1 ,5 5 ,, , , ,V . .,l ,V, . ,tl lx elf 'ff' 3' 1+ ' ?3fff??,E?r LfF3Qf5'W' ,,,,, Tw yiixligli'-lff',:l' -5 V' 'U' Vlwlfil , ,r,.,y A P ,,,. . ,sei 'ev Q, 1 ' , ffgf.-'f1-wggi e , ffl ww ,y .. 'f fm , 4 2559? Q N H , A f r 4 5? 2 j W W 3 6 1 Y fx I 'tiff Ja 4 fr iii is mg if ag rf ll x K S ,W K1 X e lf' li l Q 2, f 1 2 , 'S rw: fm s , 1,7 - . sm oor ,V V ' 1- Overwhelmed by something, John Lannan lets his mild amusement shine through. f ' L ' , - ml-,V , i, L J 'fn' EVE!! 5, s , P , ,,.... , g, ,, ,Z , f k.'i ,5 bf:-I.f5,EQ-.f. 'K L , ,k,, 3 , 'V so s .ff A ,' - it I l ,,, , ,f,, V, K M M he jf' Filly , Radford, Keith Rich, Dave Renfro, Roberta Richardson, Bruce ,ga wa Y Q Q .... ,X , , g, .af n iii f rf 4 we Lb ff S ., ,, ar - ,As . ' Q-59 fa . . V, -X ,,.,,. ,,., ,, 1. U 'I mfs , . c S N x X Q .s x 4, M 4 K 5 L' I l he , ,K , , . S. ' s ri N A r 4 + Sr r, s W X gs. ,QF , 5, 3. Xa: r , , ' ....... , it? if 5, ,, Cheryl Sichley uses her study time wisely. 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F , , :ff Richardson, Mary Rogers, Annette Rogers, Craig Roberts, Richard Roe, Kelly Rose, Tracie Ruiz, Gary Rykken, Lorinda Sakauye, Stan Sauer, Terry Sauer, Tom Savage, Grace Sellers, Chip Senften, Randy Sharkey, Tim Shiprack, Steve Shriver, Doug Sichley, Cheryl Soden, Andy Staino, David Stanley, Diane Stewart, Joanne Stinson, Drake Strong, Bob Stroup, Barbara Styskel, Ed Suminski, Bill Sunamoto, Don Surface, Candy Swan, Judy Tacker, Art Taylor, Dan Taylor, Sue Taylor, Toni Teune, Roger Thias, Tricia Thomas, Brad Thomas, Mary Ellen Thompson, Carla Thompson, Cherie Thompson, Dave Tinner, Jim Tom, Ben Van Beek, Debbie Vandehey, Claudia Waldron, Cliff Ward, Karen Waybrant, Tom Weaver, Julie Westman, Leonard Wiese, Richard Williams, john Winkler, Brad Wolfe, Vera Wright, Brad Wynne, Leanne Young, Cheryl Young, Teri Ziemer, Tony Zinter, Bob . ks, .l,,,N, vzafrevwwwzmrwqqm C by he , C fsse U T S ,. ,j,,, gk I .. , xiii? ' Q . : ,-5 : 31:1 Chris Adams is just so cute! ' ' iw if 1 :'i , 3, f . ani-vf, We Jzmjisv A -,+1.v', ,Z je, .,,,--,nf R ff' I .m hy, Q? ' 1 , f R , Q ,--' r L 3 fair 'lFf'f1f'i5fH9QNw:--'S .., , ,, . ,, T, . .. , i 1 .K , F 5, QYS 5 K K ' -95 wi? N...-' A V? rri. f fl- ssiiwii, VS i ,ii 555 K ' if is . li D K K H: I ,,,,, ,ki ' . ' ' ' i A -. , 1- W x if x kvnqr 2 5 5. f ff 3:21,-if rx 1 r Tracie Rose models Barlows latest fashions. Amused by girl classmates, Ian Hawes and Steve Shiprack size everything up. ,, A fe' i tim: if 1 my V The 72-73' Sophomore class officers. L-R: Sumi Kang, Treasurerg Keith Jefferies, Vice-Presidentg Dan Nettleton, Presidentg Laura Rollins, Secretaryg Tim Fitz, Sergeant-at-Arms, and Sherri Brown, Girls league representative. As the atmosphere grows thin, Steve Smith's mind roams to places beyond his control. Sophomore Class Worked Together The Class of 75 Worked together to continue their successful year. The class excelled in sports, spirit, and extra curricular activities. Among those activities was the sponge throw during homecoming and the sale of psychedelic posters. ' Wg ,, Debbie Ruby, Becky Jones, and Sue Stanley make plans for Friday night. Allen, Laurie Amstad, Patty Baker, Beckie Bakke, Diana Barney, Gail Bentley, Steve Bjerkebek, Rose Black, Cindy Blake, Neal Bothum, Amy Bridgmon, Dale Brooks, Terence Brown, Carl Brown, Cheryl Brown, Karol Bryson, Dana Bund, Wayne Casey, Steve Chain, Tim Charlton, Richard Cipriano, Rose Colen, Anita Cooper, Dianna Craig, Jim Crosby, David Cruickshank, Carrie Curtin, Mark Curtis, Cindy Cushman, Diane Cuzzetto, Joanne Davidson, jeff Davis, Jodi Delozier, Curt Dencer, Mike DeWhitt, Linda Dietz, Larry Dillard, Mike Donaldson, Paul Drake, Howard Ecklof, Kim Elvrum, Cindy Emerson, Gordon Evans, Debbie Eyman, Debbie Farless, Julie Farley, Beth Favara, Paul Fawver, Steven iz 4, , f ag B X , 'ii Meri.. 3, b,. - ..:.,- ,,, , sw ., , Q f .,.'. ff R '-Q1 fm ,,,5,,4 . f- -' W -1- aw. . aft. l vrvn , gg, 4345, ii W ,.,. .. j fffull B A Q 4 Y f in .. K, ..,, 3 il I , ,V 1: BAE ' i - t Va . 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K H , k Q.. r' 1 QL, . jones, Kerry jones, Becky Kang, Sumi Keels, Diane Keller, Laura Kennedy, Bob Fex, Vicki Fisher, Mary Fitz, Tim Fraser, Wendy Fujii, Patti Fuller, Gina Fuller, Kevin Gehrts, Debra Getchell, Brenda Getchell, Linda Gilliam, Mark Gissel, Melanie Gleason, Jeff Gran, Jeri Grear, james Green, Debra Greer, Louise Griffey, Cari Groskopf, Denise Gundersen, Lucinda Gundersen, Lurinda Haddix, Steve Hadley, Phillip Hagen, Denise Hartney, Ray Hartsock, Robert Haworth, Dwight Hillyard, Tami Hodges, Larry Hoffman, Tom Hoffmeister, Roy Holland, Pam Hoover, Deborah House, Natasha Irvin, Dan jeffords, Bruce Jeffries, Keith jelley, Ken Jensen, Kathy Johnson, Scott johnson, Marsha Jones, Janna Kilness, Karen Knudeson , Kathy . f . , , .atm ,,,.,. . ,Mar fn, . a,,,,,,A,M A L' Lim Kraus, Robert Larson, Ivy Laughery, Steve Ledbury, Sharon Lehmer, Lynn Lein, Gary Levtzow, Robert as X s S-6 X K r i K Linhart, Brenda Lloyd, Ruth Lodermeier, Laura Lorenz, Sherrie Lovell, Charles Lucky, Jim Lutz, Gerald Lynch, Loretta MacGregor, Jock Mahoney, Terry Mathews, Carol Maxwell, Robert McB1-oom, David McGraw, Doug McKee, Cheryl McMillan, Chris McNeilan, Sandy Metzger, Diana Michael, Jody Miller, Kathy Miyake, Jim Moore, Shelly Morgan, Dori Morse, Robert Moyer, Bill Nettleton, Dan Newberry, Jim N M rnr 11 e L.-ff2Li5i!S55'iQEi55 -wif -V , - ,3 A 572, 1 we gig? 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Q iiiy my ., wifi,iff'iwzvwfwfsssgrlry22 fI1f'WfH'z e z.., . ,nmzssiki-.ff . , , -41 - nf 1-:sw we M,-,g:,gi,g:,.. , 5 ,wr ,, fc,-,Q 5- -55.-fQ:1.,,,, ,mg Msg, :fy ga ug: Nw, , Q 1.42.7 s Ml, tis., 3:1 FRESHMEN CLASS Baby Bruins Unite 72'-73' This years freshmen class started off to a good start: they pulled through and Won class competition at a pep assembly. Some of the events they sponsored included: A pie eating con- test for Bear Down Week, and they also got together a donkey basketball game. They have participated in many school activities and have shown lots of spirit. Strange enough, all the Frosh council came from Orient Grade School. They held meetings throughout the year and made good progress. They were very energetic and enthusiastic. During the year, they put together a great freshmen class. Four hard-working freshmen find that outdoors is the most enticing way to work. The Freshmen Class Officers are from Left To Right: Kevin Clark, Vice Presidentg Lori Lofstedt, Secretaryg Carol Stone, Treasurerg Dan Treanor, Sergeant at Armsg Lori Toland, Gir1s'League Repg Center: Kendall Newbrey, President. f 2 E f74f'7iQ'fWZ'fQ-,225 if? as ,, .,,:g,i: t rg ' . V. syi.. , yc , , 4 , I 'I riffs 5 ' ' :aria ' Confused freshmen contemplate Whether or not they should show up for their next class. Aasrud, Paul Akita, Toni Albright, Chris Allen, Kim Allquist, Rodney Alvarez, Robin Anderegg, Cheryl Anderson, Alan Anderson, Delores Anderson, Elizabeth Anderson, Marvin Anderson, Robert Askawa, Peggy Balentine, Cassy Barber, Lois Bartel, Kim Bissell, Michael Bolton, Mark Bonness, Sylvia Boyd, Kevin Brandt, Richard Bridgmon, julie Brooks, Peter Brown, Dan Brown, jim Brunelle, Michael Buckingham , Rebec Burke, Robert Burson, Robert Campbell, Ken Carter, Scott Casterline, Paula Chase, Michael Champagne, Lynne Christian, Mark Cipriano, Regina Clark, Kevin Cody, Vicki Cook, Terri Crandall, Cliff Cross, Bonita Crum, Theresa Cunneen, Michael Curtin, Cathy Curtis, Cynthia Cushman, Linda Davis, Patte Diebel, Judy Doane, Terence Y Wk .i , 5 . .. -,Ag r, Ju.. -V 19' Gi, 4 rf ,W rf- E:-as rf' si -fEk?usL r-A4 ,- 1255-' . g z, ,E f ' sawn. , ' 2 P ' is .3 is r I r,, ,Jap Q, wk.. ,M ,s Q Y. , i if ff W 1 Rr F I-f51,'s.5c R ,, .., F Q3 ig, fl - f -it sig: A A ,I ng .1 Z i , e l, - 1' I sag fx' fl , M f ' fa.: V 5 1' 2 I j :L 5 1. 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On top of wins against Tigard, Lake Oswego, and Hood River, the Bruins also had several individual player honors. This marked the first season any Barlow Sportster ever made the all-state team. Barlow fans watched center Joe Opray climb in status from first-team, all-metro area, to first-team, all- state. All Wilco honors also went to Matt lessen who excelled on defense and also grasping second team honors on offense. Other all stars included Mark Kost, second-team defense, john Lannon, second-team offense, and lim Pauley second- team offense. Honorable mention went out to Arnie Kindred and Dave Hunsinger. Bruin quarterback Daryle Broadsword and Captain joe Opray discuss penalty with referees. The offensive unit watches with anticipation as the rugged KISN Radio's Fearless Freddy receives his crow after a Bruin Bruin defense holds Hood River scoreless. romp over Tigard. VARSITY FOOTBALL we THEY Tigard 17 7 Gresham O 35 Centennial O 29 The Dalles Hood River Oregon City Reynolds Lake Oswego Milwaukie 2 2 28 O 9 20 6 41 16 13 7 41 Keith Jefferies carries for another first down in a mg game under the new lights. nu.- 'wal Bruin Varsity poses for picture. L TO R: ROW 1, Manager Keith Radford, Don Sunamoto, Keith Jefferies, Paul Opray, John Lannan, Mike Joao, Roger Yamashita. ROW 2, Larry Stanley, Arnie Kindred, George Wallenstein, Dave Taylor, Daryle Broadsword, Dave I-lunsinger, Steve Arden, Bill Stevens. ROW 3, Manager Joel McMillan, Randy Emery, Brad Toynbee, jim Pauley, Mark Kost, Matt jessen, Steve Shiprack, Charlie Emerson, joe Opray, Doug Shriver. John Lannan boots a field goal while the offensive line Barlow gridders break though victory hoop before going on 1 makes Plenty of room' to win one of three games. The Bruin defense prepares to stop a potent opposing offense. 5 X, J v J Dale Stebbins seems to be quite content with the progress of this years Bruin team. Head coach Bob Moeller sends in Charlie Emerson to fill the quarterback position. , '15 Mike Joao is finally brought down by defenders as he gains another first down. - , i , WB, ..Ll,Q,,s.- Lx !'f ' ,J Y ', i if af, LY ,. J. fi'l'J 5 fi 'fQP? V W 'V Brad Toynbee searches for the opponent he Wants to flatten next time out. 72 An improved Bruin defense nails an opposing runner for no gain. The I. V. Football team goes wild after winning one of their victories. gi ,W J Vik ,gy A,1 Q51 i '13 f -Q' ,,.w M ioy 1 Q:W f 4QA 'IIL . V . w?59ywWQQXq. risfgmy. f ' ., . .x ,W , in 2 4 V, i 1 g 9 , W Kfuf ' ' x thaw W . t l Q. . 'X ' 'i L,fr ,-1 ' 'i' V 44, 4: V, its H in f, .jj lk e ' W zye ff,iQQQ1.f5w'wweQ4ij Iio QQ 'o khJ ' . r J V FOOTBALL Tigard Gresham 0 12 Centennial 22 l3 The Dalles 6 32 Hood River Oregon City Reynolds Lake Oswego 48 32 2 Tim Fitz makes a great run in the game against Tigard. W T W T ' 24 O ' 20 27 lV.FOOTBALL Hard work Highlights Season The I. V. Football team had a very good season this year. There were a total of 27 very dedicated guys on the team. They were willing to practice hard and it showed in the overall team scores. The coaches, DeBois and Chambers, were proud of their team. When Coach Chambers was asked if there were any outstanding players on the team, he said, No, they were all outstanding guys. We had something to do and We tried to do our best. Congratulations to the J. V. Football team for a great season. Coaches DeBois and Chambers critically watch their team with Mr. Barrows. Front L-R: Bruce McKenzie, Dan Nettleton, Mike Dillard, Dana Bryson, jeff Davidson, Mike Whisler, Tim Fitz, Manager, Chris McMillan. Back L-R: Richard Todd, Bob Obrien, Norm Shultz, Ken I-Iunsinger, Mike Ward, Mike Topf, Dale Shiprack, Tim Chain, Gordon Emerson. Dan Nettleton drops back to feed the ball to one of his speedy running- backs. 0 K . ' 1, ' , f f. 1 H ,Q ,I t . , if 3'-i 'Z , ' ' ' w M ' ' b .. TX 'fm b ' Xb'fb kf fTT't N5 , .... , m, A M ,L Vg i at - T i ' We-V fa ,V - b:,, N-My WM: , ra V ' V .bbb , ,n in ., x 2 gl V c Q is V I , I L.rVL A A VW Y ,, V , i M4 A f . ' QQ 'Mr 'A ... V -L- , g g , K, avg, Q, Q f'Q,,.. -L , 1 IW 'L 7f,, 'W Q? , l it 4 -- t s o , - ., ,M , i,, -- -1 ' nf. 5 ' --f a t . ' 2 W 'A 1 'f !f'i+ an 9' ' ' 'V i so ,, ,, ,,,, 4,,f', A r.5...L Jgws-aim,-,V LV mf fj yfw -3. fy ' , . , 'Q' , ' .:', i when Wffse y 2.4 .1,: ' Wff1 f:g ' ,V .bbb ' 'V ' V ,.:. Iir, t A , f vv t4?i:'ff i-..W llg' f e' o c ' T ' 'f mf. J efaglwzaf , W1,a,fffH:,l .-,M . ,,f.4?aa,W, was ,,, 4.K- ., , Wm H 1 in f I f '-' Jmfavfiiiilfj ,.i. fe.smhM?af- Keith Jeffries drives his way to the goal line while the opposition can only look on RTX ah, .rw-M 'U , , .ef 'J ,, . ' Runningback Tim Fitz looks for an opening as he demonstrates some of his evasive moves. The defensive team readies itself for the next play. T Two JV Bruins demonstrate why football is called a collision sport. Getting that extra second to pass is quarterback Dan Nettleton with the blocking of Tim Fitz. ' FROSH FOOTBALL Frosh Learn Fundamentals The 1972 Baby Bruins faced the task of learning the fundamentals of the game. Forty prospective gridders turned out at the beginning of the season and began the long process of developing a top notch football pro- gram for future years. The season highlights included the bruising runs of jim Pitts, Mike Murphys' passes, hard hitting by Mike Simon, Carey Overton, Brock Stenson, Dick Ellis and Mark Christian. Most improved was Mike Fitz. Most inspirational was Mike Simon. The players and coaches worked hard together and had a successful football experience. These boys will be a strong asset to future Bruin Squads. , -'W The Bruins battle the Reynold Lancers ,n an .. R is srrr, s.r,i. he , r 1 s+s e i n? ., Q A ,f Wy East can't push the Bruins around. rg, t ,Mm J v FROSH FOOTBALL . ,,., , . T N--4- 1 T T ' We TheY N Reynolds 8 26 ' s'-' 713 '-'- ' 'ifl , , elf. Hood River 14 16 Coach Holevas just taking it easy. gagsgeiigfjlgo 33 The Dalles 17 24 Gresham 14 32 Wy East 32 20 FRONT ROW I. TO R, D. Graber, D. Strebin, P. Hawkins, M. Christian, R. Smith, M. Nelson, I. Toland, E. Ford. MIDDLE ROW, I. Nicholson, C. Frommelt, B. Hartley, M. Fitz, M. Reader, M. Simon, A. Horse, P. Brooks, I. Lancaster. BACK ROW, C. Fortune, D. Heinz, C. Overton, M. Murphy, J. Pitts, R. Ellis, A. Long, J. Hinshaw. NOT PICTURED: D. Keller, B. Stinson, T. Ruhter, R. Smith of the win against Wy East. Tom Johnson grins proudly when he VARSITY SWIMMING S wzmm ers End Tough Season The humid atmosphere of the swimming pool area could not suppress the anxious anticipation and wild excitement of the Barlow swimmers ready for competition and determined to reach their goal of improving school records and individual timings The Bruin Swim Team began the 1972 swimming season headed for victory, but were unsuccessful and placed last 1n state The Bruin paddlers, coachedby Miss Pam Lyster and Mr. Ron Hansen, faced a tough season, giving all they had at themselves through the agony of defeat Bob Kennedy finishes the race with the ree sty e S r and the satisfaction of winning Joe Vandehay, Gayle Miller and Kathy Jensen watch anxiously as Ron Geisler goes into his last lap Oregon City Aloha Reynolds Parkrose Lakeridge VARSITY SWIMMING W They 25 68 34 57 23 72 54 39 27 68 22 72 20 74 58 39 19 76 31 64 Gresham Centennial Lake Oswego Tigard West Linn They made me an offer I couldn't refuse We They W 39 55 29 63 30 55 32 63 29 66 28 65 29 66 70 23 Pat Mollaham demonstrates her winning form and technique 76 'x each meet and continually improving f l t oke. e 1 ' B B 3 G G f B ' B G G B B , G G B ' B G ' G ' B G Lofstedt launches into the water to try to capture another Win for the team. Elaine Fisher receives her varsity award from Coaches Lyster and Hansen. Unidentified diver caught in action. Coach Ron Hansen patiently times swimmers. Swim Team Bottom Row L-R K. Jelley, L. McMichael, E. Hermanson, D. Peterson, B. Koch, M. Styskle, L. Allen, L. Keller, D. Hagen, K. Jensen, D. McGraw, K. Hiebert, Manager B. Moyer. Second Row L-R B. Petri, 1. Rickert, I. Vanderhey, S. Ford, P. Mollahan, L. Getchell, B. Kennedy, C. Sogge, G. Miller, 1. Weissert, T. Jensen, J. Gleason, M. Lynch, Manager T. Fenner. Third Row L-R R. Wilkerson, D. Diebel, I. Schnepp, G. Lofstedt, P. Donaldson, M. Bolton, R. Geisler, V. Harmon, F. Donaldson, I. Cruichshank, T. Styskle, L. Wilson, D. Stinson. Coach Aaberg looks worried after a few runners fall at the start. CROSS COUNTRY Spzrzt Hard Work H zghlzght Season The Bruin cross country team had a good season inspite of the win-loss record. Jim Swanson, Len Westman, joe Mallon, and Ray Hartney all gave their best efforts. The high point of the season was a 24 hour f marathon, which they ran to get the students to support all of Barlow's Harvery Meyer strives for the finish line. sports. CROSS COUNTRY Len Westman overtakes opponents on the We They way to 3 fast finish - 4 Bruin Runner Ray Hartney finishes Oregon City 38 17 first. . , Milwaukie 42 16 S Tigard 45 15 The Dalles 50 15 Centennial 40 15 Clackamas 40 15 Hood River 40 19 west Linn 40 20 ' joe Mallon looks relieved as he comes to the finish line. FRONT QL TO Rl Ken Olenslager, Joe Mallon, Bob Maxwell, jim Swanson, Ray Hartney, Howard Drake QBACK ROWJ Harvey Meyers, Steve Casey, Kevin Fuller, john Boesch, Glenn Drake, Len Westman, Coach Don Aaberg 78 Dave Colcord places third in a tough I race. FRONT QL TO Ry Scott Pranke, Tom Selleck, Mark Hardisty, Dan Brown, Mike Chase QBACK ROWQ Lon McWrightman, Marty Eisenbraun, Jeff Goins, Mike Kehrl jay McCoy, Coach Don Aaberg . I Football Rally . 1 V. RALLY: BOTTOM ROW L. TO R. ENISE GROSKOPF, j'ODY MICHAEL, SUMI KANG. TOP ROW L. TO R. PATTI FUJII, CKIE STAFFORD W.. K bk VARSITY RALLY: L. TO R. DONNA NETTELTON, CAROL HUGHES, CAROL BARNEY, LISA KANC, CINDY IORDON. FRESHMAN RALLY: TOP ROW L. TO R. LORI JURY, PATTE DAVIS, KIM OGLE. BOTTOM ROW L. TO R. LORI TOLAND, TERRI RICKERT. VARSITY BASKETBALL Varsity Display Unity, Class ana' Fantastic Toughness High scoring and a rapid pace seemed to be the squads Way of doing their own thing. The action Was so fast that at times the players themselves had a hard time keeping up. Valuable playing time and experience bettered their chances of moving up in the basketball program. The Bruin squad seemingly flowed to fifth place on the graceful legs of Norm Shively. But yet it took the Whole teams ability. The Bruins were well rounded as Bill Anderson, Kyle Trenholm and Dave Hunsinger did their rebounding chores. Through the season, Brad Winkler, Brad Thomas and Joe Opray became stronger Bruin team mem- bers. Dave puts the group to rest by breaking the tie with an easy shot. .ES Matt lessen shows winning form by shooting a gg smashing shot. Then-i's my boys and they're ruff. Kyle works for two points against the Gresham Gophers A tough Gresham contender gives joe a bad time but he still fly's VARSITY BASKETBALL Central West Linn Castle Rock Silverton Lakeridge Milwaukee Gresham Tigard Centennial Reynolds Rex Putnam The Dalles Hood River Lake Oswego Oregon City Reynolds Clackmas The Dallas Hood River Centennial Lake Oswego Gresham Displaying his grace B111 scores two points for the Bruins high for two points. ,,,,,,:: m.,,f,,. E' tough offense. Richard Kennedy drives in the ball for two points. , l R odd od W-UIN5 With good balance, Norm and Brad show '--n...., Life sure isn't simple when you're playing a tough offense for the Bruins. L to R: Dave Thompson, Dave Hunsinger, joe Opray, Matt lessen, Brad Thomas, Bill Anderson, Richard Kennedy, Norm Shively, Dave Smith, Kyle Trenholm, Brad Winkler. 5, S' L TO R FIRST ROW: Rob Hortcock, Jerry Wooten, Keith Jeffries. 2ND ROW: Dale Bridgmon, Ron Wilson, Bruce Jeffords, Gary Wright, Dan Wolters, Coach Campbell. 3RD ROW: Steve Casey, Steve Haddix, Greg Wells, Tony Zeimer, Tim Chain, Kerry Jones, Bob O'Brien. TY E - - T-S We They Central 61 43 I sandy 60 zs Reynolds 51 57 ' Sandy 51 39 Pumam 57 57 Tigard 57 35 Reynolds 33 44 The Dalles 42 40 Clackamas 51 60 The Dalles 60 46 Oregon City 63 61 Tigard 60 51 Hood River 41 25 Centennial 55 47 Oregon City 46 55 ' Milwaukie 52 46 I Gresham 62 53 ' - I Z I SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL Team Play, Defense Highlight Season The LV. team had a very good season 5 ,- , ' Y pi 't f t this year. The spirit was high and the 'Mg' 7 j 1 team play was great. A 'L D ' -,., ' Ending with a 12-10 record, Coach .zqy ff, V, DeBois pointed out the team played L N M? , gg great defense and scored well on of- ffif. S ' A V fense. Andy Soden and Bruce Richardson Qt , . ' A :,N ' helped the team alot after coming down ' ' ' . , from varsity. rr-1 1 A it . . . . - - V' .A Jim Hunt, and team captain David J if-q Thcgmpson, were always giving good 'f s per ormances. Q V Ji Q The team, 6 juniors and 5 sophomores, David Thompson drives un- derneath and looks for an open man. Steve Laughery starts an out of bounds play. always worked hard and expressed self discipline which paid off. jim Hunt smiles as he goes up for two after beating his defender. Tim Fitz steals the ball and goes all the way. , I, fi- sf 1 y if Coach DeBois talks over strategy with team. , we- ' , 'A' 4 ,, 31 I , J.V. BASKETBALL WE They Central 68 32 West Linn 44 45 Silverton 48 59 Lakeridge 44 57 Milwaukie 44 48 Gresham 57 55 Tigard 38 42 Centennial 60 53 Reynolds 63 47 Putnam 59 52 The Dalles 68 61 Hood River 67 48 Lake Oswego 46 48 Oregon City 68 76 Reynolds 51 42 Clackamas 69 68 ' The Dalles 71 57 '- Hood River 58 42 L Centennial 61 66 Lake Oswego 36 43 Gresham 71 60 Andy Soden goes high for a rebound. X Bruce Richardson puts up a jump shot for two points LEFT TO RIGHT: Chris McMillan, David Tompson, Tim Fitz, jim Hunt, Bill Suminski, Andy Soden, Mark Richardson, Steve Laughery, Bruce Richardson, Mike Toff, Dan Nettelton, Gary Ruiz, and Coach DeBois. ,fm K BACK ROW L-R: Coach Kennedy, Greg Phillips, jim Pitts, Mike Murphy, Aaron Horse. FRONT ROW L-R: Doug Strebin, Bruce Koch, Mike Fiiz, Greg Surninski. 'l W FROSQH ETEA-M Fremont S andy S andy Gresham C ente nni al Reynolds Th e D alles Hood River Lake Oswego R eynolds The Dalles Wy East Fremont C ente nnial Lake Oswego Gresham We They 39 51 42 43 48 S1 36 60 32 65 20 72 34 49 41 67 39 70 59 61 43 49 61 70 68 59 63 84 38 67 64 56 F rosh Basketball FROSH A TEAM We They Est ac ada 52 51 S andy 78 64 S andy 67 76 Estac ada 8 7 40 Tig ard 80 42 Gresham 69 39 C entenni al 58 52 Reynolds 69 48 The Dalles 72 49 Wy East 67 56 Lake Oswego 56 51 Reynolds 68 3 7 Clackam as 71 49 The D alles 6 6 41 Hood River 72 57 C entenni al 67 43 Lake Oswego 67 39 Gresham 5 2 49 BACK ROW L-R: Coach Cuda, jeff Hinshaw, Carry Overton, Mike Bissell, Jim Weber, MIDDLE ROW. Doug Tilgner, Kevin Teune, Bill Harley, FRONT ROW- Kelly Farris, Paul Shull, Kevin Clark. VARSITY WRESTLING Varsity Season S ujers Two Wrestlers Make S tate The wrestling program took a turn for the best this year as Barlow finally brought wrestlers to the state meet. Harvey Meyer and Rick Thompson both earned the right to go to the event in Corvallis, with Harvey bringing home a second place medal at the 156 weight class and Thompson gaining sixth at 115 lbs. It was a good season as far as individuals excelling, said coach Tony Cutsforth as he reflected back on the season. This season got us up over the hill and established that we have people good enough to go to the all-state level. lt seems to be important in a program such as this one to establish itself through individuals first and then the team will not be lightly regarded. Duel-meet wise, we were not the best, but lack of numbers hurt us and lessened our chances of having a winning sea- son. The turnout this year was fair but compared to the standards of other schools, fair was just not good enough. But in light of the good things that did come about, this season will be a pattern to follow. Harvey Meyer accepts his well deserved trophy at the Fall Sports Awards Dessert tst cl' estle H c tu d as ou an ing wr r. arvey ap re second place in his Weight class in the state meet. I VARSITY WRESTLING lst Varsity 2nd Varsity Rick Thompson demonstrates the style that earned him the I tictlle of sixth best wrestler at his weight in the state of Ore- We They We They g Adams 45 18 15 12 West Linn 19 37 16 24 I Tigard 9 49 11 23 Hawaii 54 15 Reynolds 22 32 19 39 ' Clackamas 16 36 24 31 Gentennial 24 32 18 27 A Gresham 19 33 9 39 Lake Oswego 46 21 49 12 I The Dalles 20 33 9 42 over, enroute to a pin. Mike Whistler, prepares to flip his opponent S i s I Looking for a takedown is Ron Christian. The varsity team readies itself before heading into a match. xzggtgslxxeigljx' S'ggtig.Sg?,5Ig:?3Xti-V?.1IJl,Ti1i John Lannan, Daryle Broadsword, Harvey Meyer, Richard Todd, Glen Drake. FRONT ROW: Bruce 87 McKenzie, Gordon Emmerson, jeff Lancaster, Ron Christian, Dean Morrow, Jim Pauley, Mike Ward, Dan Bryson, Jeff Anderegg. Gordon Emerson appears to have the advantage at this point in his match. Hauling down an opposing wrestler is Ken Olenslager. jeff Anderegg generates excitement as he looks for a pin. 88 Effecting a reverse is jim Miyake , as he turns the tables on his Gresham foe. Mike Nelson holds off an opposing grappler to win a decision. y FROSH WRESTLING Frosh Find Talent Turnout Sees Few Fi.rst year wrestling coach Bob Moeller had a tough time of it this year as his 5-eshmen grappleis compiled only two wins during the 1972-73 wrestling season. The frosh team won decisively their first match against West Linn, but were put down in the second meet by a narrow margin of 46-43. Apparently this dogged their spirit for the remaining portion of the season, as they won only one more match that being against Fremont. Not many of the matches were really runaways and the team competed very Well with some of the best teams in the Wilco League. The team worked hard all year and it was Mark Christian executes a pinning combination on his we ary adver- sary. The freshmen Warm up with stretching exercises before a meet. evident that the talent was there but the experience was lacking. Some of the guys came from schools where they don't even have a wrestling program, so they are just beginning to catch up. The wins will come with experience the coaches agree, and if they stick it out, they'l1 make great varsity members. Taking full control of his Reynolds opponent is Dan Fisher. 41 BOTTOM ROW, L TO R: Dave Graber, Mark Richardson, Mark Christian, Ken Newbrey, Dan Fisher, Scott Ross. TOP ROW: Mike Nelson, Art Long, Pete Brooks, Cliff Fortune, Rick Smith, Dave Heintz, Chuck Fromelt, Coach Bob Moeller. KNEELING L TO R: Annette Leveque, Cathy Baudoin, Carol Hughes, Gina Fullerg STANDING L TO R: john Creel, Dan Brown, Bob Anderson, Ed Ford, Bill Harsey, Greg Keller, Robin Alvarez, Dean Harsey, Ron Giesler, Coach Knight, Steve Henderson. ,,. vi , L Annette Leveque anticipates the journey ahead. SKI TEAM Boys Place Ninth in State This years Boys' Ski Team finished a very successful season with a third place finish in the Wilco League and a ninth place finish at the state ski meet. The Girls' team had four members which made it difficult for them to place at every meet. The team began working out in November to build endurance and agility. Early in December they hit the slopes and began practic- ing their racing technique. The team was lead by their fearless leader, Coach Knight. Bill Harsey was team captain and was voted outstanding skier. John 'Claude' Creel sits back 'I in an effort to gain speed as he crosses the finish line. 7 V i t? 'Eff' 1.8 fi? ,. . 1:4 4 wt Q isa , 'MA W E' n ,,. Cathy Baudoin shows form as she races downhill in one of the Saturday meets. sl Q fl Gina Fuller makes the gate as she races to the finish. Robin Alvarez shows exquisite knock- kneed form as he races through the course. Carol Hughes heads downhill. Frosh Rally TOP ROW L TO R: Patte Davis, Denise Harsey, Lori Jury. BOTTOM ROW L TO R: Kim Ogle, Terry Rickert, Lori Toland. Basketball Rally LV. Rally L TO R: Laura Rollins, Sherri Brown, Nancy Thornfeldt, Tina Sauer, Karol Brown. ui D Vickie Rickert rallies between games at the Barlow Hosted Jamboree. The Barlow Bruin Bear! Daphne Thornfeldt enthusiastically shows her Bruin Spirit! Encouraging Bruin Power is Connie Laughery. Elaine Fisher dances to the music of the Pep Band. Brad Wmkler puts it right down the middle. VARSITY BASEBALL Wait Till Next Year The Bruin Varsity Baseball Squad had a very impressive season, although they didn't show it in the win-loss column. They seemed to be in every game. They lost 13 games just by 1 or 2 runs. The Bruin squad was corn- plete With many individual stand- outs, including Jim Hunt who broke team records and got the most valu- able player trophy. Dan Wolters lead the team in league hitting and was selected to the second team in the Wilco-All-Star balloting. Steve Keels, Dan Nettleton, and Daryle Broadsword were given honorable- mention. All will be returning next year except team cptain, Matt Jessen. Dan Wolters gets ready to steal second base. Matt Jessen gets one of his many hits 92 Daryle Broadsword hits the ball Wlth his solid swmg A , , ...I , ,,,,,. K, I if 'U itil? . y I .513 , 5' 7 Q Q W ' 7 : ' ' ' 3 V V 1 ,T mf :ff-..,, -- J Q . Q ' ' 1 4 , A - if . fi' ff mi W 4' if .ani we ns aw lgmmag Jim Hunt in his seventh inning stretch, Daryle gets ready to catch Brad Winkler's fast ball. F - 1 VARSITY L TO R: Dan Nettleton, Steve - Keels, and Daryle Broadsword Qpponent WE THEY making Honorable -Mention. Dan Wolteis making Second Jefferson 3 10 Team All-League. Adams 8 7 Crook County 9 0 Columbia River 4 Crook County 1 5 The Dalles O Redmond 9 11 St. Helens 2 Redmond 3 1 St. Helens 11 AdHIT1S 5 4 Lake Oswego 8 Columbia Rl.Ve1' 6 8 Hggd River 11 Corbett 5 6 Oregon City O Corbett 2 1 West Linn 3 5 Reynolds 5 Tigard 6 8 Seaside 6 Milwaukie 5 3 Seaside 6 Lakeridge 5 7 Clackamas 5 Gresham 2 7 The Dalles 4 Centennial 3 10 Hood River 6 Central Catholic 6 9 Estacada 8 Central Catholic 2 7 Estacada 6 R eynolds 6 7 C entenni al 2 Rex Putnam 3 4 Gresham 5 'Columbia River 7 2 N - - FRONT ROW L TO R: Steve Bourne, Dave Payne, Daryle Broadsword, Steve Keels, Dan Wolters, Tim Fitz, Gary Ruiz. BACK ROW: Coach Stebbins, Jim Hunt, Bill Suminski, Matt lessen, Brad Winkler, Dan Nettleton, Manager Ron Kennedy. J.V. BASEBALL J. Ii Preparefor 74' The 1973 LV. Baseball season was a dis- appointing one for Barlow as the Bruins won 2 and lost 20. Many games were lost by only two or three runs. The Bruins two outstanding players were Bob O'Brien, a strong left fielder and Mike Fitz, a second baseman. Coach Chambers stated that the Bruins hitting was strong but their fielding was their weakest spot. With almost the entire team returning, with experience behind them, a successful 1974 Baseball season is expected! Mike Ward scores a run for the Bruins! ' I Greg Phillips throws his fast ball! Q ik. 1 ,?' if I 1' ti lV.BASEBALL E I Opponent We They Columbia River 1 13 - Lake Ridge 3 6 West Linn 1 4 - Gresham 0 9 Centennial 0 3 Reynolds O 6 Rex Putnam 3 9 Columbia River 8 2 - Columbia River 5 15 The Dalles 3 10 Lake Oswego O 4 Hood River O 1 Oregon City 5 6 ' Reynolds 2 12 Seaside 9 3 . Seaside O 2 The Dalles 5 10 Hood River 1 2 C entennial 2 1 6 I Gresham 0 9 Coach Chambers encourages his team onward. Coach Jackson intently looks on. FRONT ROW L TO R: Kelly Ferris, Dana Bryson, jerry Wooten, Dale Bridgmon, Keith Jeffries, Mike Ward, Mike Fiiz, Gene Regimbal, Jeff Rickert. BACK ROW L TO R: Coach Chambers, Tami Muffenbeier, Greg Phillips, John Payne, Bob Kennedy, Mike Murphy, Steve Dunn, Bob O'Brien, Bruce jeffords, Debbie Meyer, Coach jackson. NOT PICTURED: Craig Sheldon, Jeff Hinshaw, Bruce Koch. FROSH BASEBALL Frosh Triumph! Baseball, as with most sports, re- quires individual effort to make the team and a coach capable of com- bining the individuals who show promise into a Working unit. The Baby Bruins provided the ma- terial and Coach Jackson put to- gether the puzzle to give the Frosh Baseball Team a triumphant season! Mike Murphy uses his extraordinary curve! . . . , HEY batter, YOu missed it! Mlke F111 gets a hlt' Iiceul' Fegfis makes the tag a secon . FRONT ROW L TO R: Rick Henderson, Bruce Koch, Mike Fitz, Gene Regimbal, jeff Nicholson. BACK ROW L TO R: Curt Gill, Kelly Ferris, Greg Phillips, Mike Murphy, jeff Hinshaw, Cliff Fortune, Coach jackson. BOY'S TRACK Track Team Finds Stars The 1973 Track and Field Team, individual-wise, was the best that Barlow ever produced. Two Bruins made the state meet and nearly a third, which is a new first for Barlow Track. Larry Stanley took the district title for the second straight year in the pole vault, setting a school record this season of 14-6. And a sophomore, Tim Chain, was a surprise winner in the 880, upsetting the field with a school record time of 1:58. 1. Senior john Yotmg snapped school records in the 440 numerous times during the season including a 50. 9. With a dislocated ankle he settled for third at district. Incredibly enough, a freshman took ownership of the shot-put record. jim Pitts heaved the ball over 48 feet and made district finals. The jV's compiled a near perfect 7-1 standing and the frosh an equally impressive 12-2. Awards were given to Larry Stanley as Team Captain and to john Young as Most Improved Varsity Trackman. To put it midly, We've only just begun. Tim Chain, While only a sophomore, took the Wilco League championship in the half-mile. .. 1 'sf:ef.:, ,. LH : ,, Q .- r 1 . frf' ' . A V, F 3 ,,.V Q I Q Ji- A .... . -. V .l l -' i D A ' ' rrrr he f'f f 'fw r f 1 ,, E ,.. V- f nf- 'Mr f r f-,- fl -f ?5F.:.' fn. , : .rv sea-a:f' .,- rf esie r ' ,', ' 1 ,,., J . 1 g Ase. ,V .,:, ' 4' fly. . -, 1 .,.,,.., ,L ' ' ' ' A, fr . iirh ' f'-1- if. -'.-,-. Varsity Track. FRONT ROW L TO R: Larry Stanley, Iohn Young, joe Opray, Mike Dencer, Ray Hartney, Persio Marconi, Steve Casey, Rob Maxwell, Paul Donaldson, Rick Herman, Joe Mallan. BACK ROW L TO R: Paul Opray, Mark Gilliam, Tim Chain, Drake Stinson, Marty Keller, Brian Petri, George Wallenstein, Dale Shiprack, Glen Drake, Kerry Jones, Dan Taylor. Coaches Don Aaberg, and Mike Cappedge. The greatest Wilco League polevaulter of all Larry Stanley, Won the district championship and went to state for the second year in a row. john Young did nothing but win during the sea - son, until a dislocated ankle forced him to thir at district. f's Greg Suminski set freshman records in both high jump and long jump. The frosh 440 relay team competed mainly against varsity re- lay teams, and sometimes not too badly. Freshman Jim Pitts set varsity school records in the shot- 9 put with tosses of almost 49 feet. Frosh Trck. FRONT ROW L TO R: Brock Stinson, Scott Carter, jay McCoy, Mark Hardisty, Jim Brown, Dave Weber, Doug Tilgner, Manager Ed Ford. BACK ROW: Coach Tony Cutsforth, Frank Scott, Aaron Horse, Mark Goins, Kevin Clark, Mitch Reader, Mike Burnell, jim Pitts, Coaches Tony Cuda, Don 7 Campbell. GIRLS TRACK Track Team Shines Through Good and Baa' The girls track team under the direction of coach Miss Lyster, and the assistance of Miss Guidry, had a very rewarding year. The season proved to be a building year rather than a Winning year. BACK ROW, L TO R: Miss Guidry, Miss Lyster, Susan Rohrberg, Kathy Knudeson, Isabelle Flores, Kathy Lindsay, Kathy Curtin, Cindy Todd, Kathy Jensen, Judy Diebel, Cathy Zinter. MIDDLE ROW, L TO R: Andrea Fletcher, Elise McCreary, Debbie Evans, Lynn Lehmer, Renee Crumley, Toni Akita, Kathy Lehman. FRONT ROW, L TO R: Beckie Petri, Donna Graber, Laura Franke, Debbie Hartsock, Jerri Gran, Terri Toland. NOT PICTURED, Kim Ogl Runners take your mark, get set, BANG! ! Laura Pranke takes off like a jet. Miss Guidry Miss Lyster coaching girls with Tracie Rose hands off to her Elise MCCI-eary winds up hoping to Mrs. Ke11y's assistance. partner in the home stretch. break 1-,er reggrd, INTERMURALS Barlow Ojfers New Sport. This is the first year that Barlow has had a volleyball team. They were organized late in the year, but they did manage to play seven different schools. Both JV and Valsi- ty teams practiced almost every night after school, and enjoyed it. In gymnastics, thirty five girls signed up for this years program, but with practices at 6: 30 A.M. , fourteen competed and practiced. The sea- son will be changed to fall for the 1973 year. The most outstanding gymnast was Elaine Fisher. Volleyball team, TOP L TO R: Coach Pliska, D. Yamashita, D. Prickett, G. Fuller, C. Zinter, C. Stone, C. Lannan, K. Whalley, M. Jarrett, K. Sump. BOTTOM: K. Ogle, T. Akita, I. Cuzzetto, S. Ledbury, C. Noxon, I. Thomas. I. Stewart. NOT PICTURED is I. Lehman. 5 ... A my 3 S ' I .. S S eee if T e - 'fr ' f - ' .-.5 . 6 .. , ,,,. h r. - a r y , , rs .i f S - ,, ' Q ,Q . ' -i - Ng, i v, 3? xv, , 2 1 , f :g - - '-A V f si Q ... . A WH. J . 5 .. . wfik ar, I K -' Gina Fuller starts off the game with a good serve. The team relaxes from the volleyball game. Boys gymnastics team LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Norquist, B. Petri, J. Goins, K. Jelley, Coach Hanson. Girls Gymnastics team, BOTTOM L TO R: C. Lehman, S. Ford. TOP: M. Styskel, E. Pfeifer, T. Akita, G. Miller, E. Fisher, M. Mohr, L. Feicl-cert, I. Flores, B. Petre, M. Richards, D. Ostergard, Coach P. Lyster. 99 GIRLS GOLF Girls' Finish Even Season Although rain canceled a few match- es, the Bruin Girls Golf Squad finished their season quite well. They ended their season with an even number of wins to losses. The highlight of the girls season was the 10-0 win against Centennial. In state competition, at Glendover, the team finished tenth place with a total score of 311 strokes. Coaches Sam Kennedy awarded five varsity letters to members Kathy Kennedy, Kim Stamm, Diane Stanley, Mary Ellen Thomas and Rose Thompson. Kathy Kennedy uses precise aiming to chip on the green. Rose Thompson puts power into her swing. Kim Stamm demon- strates perfect I 8 ' The Dalles 4 Mary Ellen Thomas concentrates on her shot. 4 GIRLS GOLF We They We They Tillamook 6 Centennial 10 0 , Estgcada 6 The Dallas 8 2 Lake Oswego 2 ReYn0ldS 2 3 - Centennial 8 Lakeridge 8 2 Reynolds 0 10 Estacada 6 4 Lakefidge Till3.1'1'100k 3 7 Lake Oswego 2 8 form and technique. if Diane Stanley exerts determin- Girls Golf Team L TO R: 1ST ROW: Mary Ellen Thomas, Rose ation before her drive. Thompson, Kathy Kennedy ZND ROW: Coach Sam Kennedy, 100 Diane Stanley, Kim Stamm. Most valuable golfer, Bruce Richardson. Most outstanding golfer, Dave Thompson. Dave Colcord knows what to do next. 2 BACK ROW L TO R: Coach Crisp, Mark Richardson, Kevin Fuller, Charles Emerson, Andy Soden, Bruce Richardson, FRONT BOYS GOLF Team Shows Improvement Sam BarloW's Boys' Golf team as a Whole was superior! The outstanding golfer was Dave Thompson, the most dedicated player was Andy Soden, and the most valuable player was Bruce Richardson. Coach Crisp's philoso- phy for next year will be a better team. There will also be a senior golf team. The Boy's Golf team did a great job. ROW L TO R: Larry Stevens, Dave Colcord, Bill Hartley, jerry Weissert, Dave Thompson, Randy Smith. Charles Emerson getting ready to make his next move Happiness is golfing. GIRLS TENNIS First Year ana' It Was a Good Year This was the first year for Barlorw's new tennis courts and the first time to be represented by an eager girls tennis team. The coach was proud of the girls and their endless efforts to do their best. The team did great even though the majority of its players were beginners. Fortunately, seventeen out of the nine- teen girls will return for an even better season along with some new beginners next year. Thanks and congratulations to the first girls tennis team Barlow has ever had. Gotcha! H If you could read my min ' ' W BOTTOM ROW L TO R: Donna Yamashita, K'Lynn Ogle, Sharon III donlt know Where We Went Ledbury. MIDDLE ROW: Sue Taylor, Blain Stewart, Terri Rowlee, Marli WI-onggv Styskel, Susan Fawver, Erin Pheifer, Colleen Lannan. TOP ROW: Vicki Rohrberg, Lori Lofstedt, Diane Keels, Cindi Noxon, Karen Sump, Tina A -M Denise Carroll, Coach Laura Pliska. Higher. . .HIGI-IER! Do it good. Alright! '- BOY'S TENNIS Tennis Season One of Learning We missed a winning season by only one game, recalled tennis coach Frank Surmeyer, about the 1973 season. And that 5 win 6 loss record would have been easily bolstered if not for the fact that we lost in mid-season the first doubles team of Tim Sommerville and Dan Strebin. At that time the team was 5-1 in league play. John Laxman was probably our best player, Surmeyer commented. As a result, John played first singles. Second singles was manned by Kevin Cassady. Bob Anderson and Dan Ledbury took over the first doubles position. Doug Klieber and Roger Yamashita were sec- ond. The sign of a great player is the a- bility to play up the net as John Lannen is shown doing here. EXC a Cassady wins the set with this swing ellence. ,W ,K gm., at A gf fE1Y f. 'X ' 5 a ,, Roger Yamashita sets a hard slam into his opponents court. ii'i sa.y K 103 Coach Frank Surrneyer seems to take on the hardships of every match. Standing ready to spike his opponent's lob over the net is Tim Sommerville. Boy's Tennis. FRONT ROW, L TO R: Robert Burson, Doug Strebin, Roger Yamashita, Robin Alverez, Nat Pearson, John Lannan. BACK ROW: Bob Anderson, Dan Ledbury, Doug Kleiber, Kevin Cassady, Al Casterline, Coach Frank Surmeyer. NOT PICTURED, Tim Sommerville and Chris Kendall. 5 i I 1972 HOMECOMI G COURT 1972 HOMECOMING COURT, L. TO R. : JUNIOR PRINCESS LORI GLASS, SENIOR PRINCESS CAROL HUGHES, SOPI-IOMORE PRINCESS DIANE KEELS, SENIOR PRINCESS CAROL BARNEY FRESI-IMAN PRINCESS LORI TOLAND, SEATED: QUEEN DONNA NETTLETON. HOM ECOMING Bruins Victorious Over Lake Oswego Homecoming Week came to a climax on Thursday with the announcement of the 1972 Homecoming Queen, Donna Nettleton, and the triumphant Bruin Victory over Lake Oswego. Many activities took place during the weekg students participated in the sponge-throw and frisbee contestg mums were sold. Class competition in hall decorations, floats and power 5... rings was very strong during the week. Classes built floats centered around the theme for Homecoming which was Homecoming Court and Escorts: Roger Yamashita, Nancy Ungawa. Junior class excelled in everything they did and joe Opray, Carol Barney, Dave Hunsinger, Carol their efforts were rewarded when they were named class of Eric Winchester, Brad Toynbee, Queen Donna the Week. Bruce Winchester, Lori Glass, Randy Emery, Diane Matt Jessen, Lori Toland, Arne Kindred, Vicki f W f , .. l n! -f' 71 m llfiii W 11 .1 W ,ig ,, f Q Q Y A 'M ft ye' c fy, 5? ,H sw 1 3 f 52 2 11 J, A f VL, as 1, , Af at M fl, J ff, f af . t Af -l ,. N .W 3 if E s ,gg li r ,.,,., ,,, w,!1i:'f ,gfiM- J' 1 fm' wi! '1?f'i55-,viii 5 we mf 4 5 mi fefifff ' , 7 ' i ' f , v-'f , ststiff- 'ri zffff, ' ' Y ' , Q s s tg V - . yigg f 1971 Homecoming Queen Nancy Jayne crowns 1972 Home H 'rfi A z, - L,:fr , ff V comlng Queen Donna Nettleton. Baby Bruin poster that decorated hall during Home- coming Week. Homecoming Week 1972 schedule of activities. .ft :NM H Iuniors display their float which took second place Tim Sommerville and Dave Spotts put up a poster in the cafeteria to show senior class spirit. . ,Www- Norm Shively and Elaine Fisher disguised as Bruin football player in the Homecoming at Pep Assembly. Vicki Rohrberg rides on first place Senior Class Flo :,: ' 12 is sk RL I. rg X S i g R .- A- 5 if . 34.- Q ,. N,...R E. YMMEEW mQaX ,mz mxf, j imvygg ,mzm V or ---- f i s: 'LQ sq 5' :W ... - . was g 3 X PEW sr X B E 5542475 5: - ' ' K 3633: . E 5Lf7'i1'- . , . :Q--.lr ff-'- ws:--Q-eww: :V ,wr if-sh: fe-f1 Aif'51-ie''Pfev f 5 57 --t -' 1' iiime-f:3'fifi':-'ertwiasiaiiae 1 N4 rl-nslstovrs IN 1972 us e ,ig--. -A, ,,-- -- A-? ,Af:? if ' + Y We M eg A . , 4. .fl-3. .5 ' r ,1..: r. r X . .,.. , it , t A Dfw! , s ,,?? ceniifim so Q ' zzSiifQ'Q,. decoration letting Bruins know they can be Bruins dance to the sounds of Brothers and Friends during the Homecoming S too! Bear Hug Dance. Sophomores help collect money for power rings. Cathy Sichley dressed in 1950 attire. BEARDOWN WEEK Juniors Recreate Childhood Past. A junior-sponsored Beardown Week recreated the past and allowed students to relive many childhood memories. The halls were filled with anticipation as classes and many clubs sponsored activities that promoted unity throughout the school. There was a tricycle race where a student, Norm Shively, peddlecl slowly to the finish line and victory. The journalism department sponsored an old time film festival on Thursday featuring the best of Frankenstein and Dracula, while the junior class floated happily away with the sales from the helium balloons. At the coronation assembly on Monday, Tally Taylor was crowned queen, and she reigned throughout the week. The 1972-73 BearDown Week court with escorts: from L TO R: Dave Spotts, Bill Anderson, Queen Tally Taylor, jr. Princess Linda Asakawa, Harvey Meyer, Soph. Princess Tina Sauer, Fresh. Princess Judy Diebel At the pep assembly on Friday, jars of jelly- beans crashed to the floor adding a touch of humor to an already great week. That night, the mighty Bruin Basketball team victoriously stomped The Dalles Indians, and afterwards celebrated with a dance featuring Brothers and Friends , making the 1972-73 Beardown Week one to remember. It was not a profit- making one, but it left the students with a feeling of unity, and many memories to cherish. . . proving that You're only Young Once. The Bruin Bear smiles ferociously at anyone whg passes through its door. The jellybean power booth awaits the tinkling of money into the class - 4, ,, . ,h s ' 'sw A '. ,, 5 I 1 X R K .sfx -e aii s as it pf l,4y , 'T 1 1 -'O Gentlemen. . . Start your engines. FW , , -f -wY v-fsvsmwsii' 3 1 3 Queen Tally is presented to the student body. mzlw, Ian Hawes dreams about h1s second childhood. Roger Yamashita runs the N. H. S. coin toss with extreme skill. E nthus1ast1c crowd cheers our winning team onward. f e 4 2 ff K'Lyrm Ogle is dressed up in her fanciest duds to help with the sale of helium balloons. Activities in the cafeteria keep students interested and busy. Quad Chip Sellers enjoys another mouthful as the stopwatch ticks OD... ,, . f , .rw I r h hh lolo ff' ofooohh oo , 5 A,hhh , hooho, Jlo lglo n a y 1 ' V Zi ii fffiiiE?if o lasiixQffgar ,.fW:z-A+. ll., , .- X ...S y gi 4-3,1 sg J 9 1 A if s . l.., M ik.. W3iflCfi i S9 2?rtii2f: a-of Hg f V .X ,C if L Q' gf: I . 2 Ql,.gt,.es Q H3 , Eagle l 41 lvl ff it iz: Share. . . and get friendship in return. Uris f I .L ,. w 1 ff gr itz 4.1 'rar 5 iii l r 5E 3e5 iigy iui zz' W 2A 'lfx'2l:5 5E1 f:' fail gut ter S 1 Rally J. V. Rally members sold charm suckers all week and got a lot of business at their booth. 08329 Dance team member Laurie Muck laughs at the creative- ness of their bear cookies. I A mishap at the pep assembly ends in broken jars and spilled jellybeans. RJ their first customers. is Bev Forquer takes a minute to taste some Hungarian delicacies. Park and Joyce Park anxiously The American booth attracted many patriotic customers. A. .ww 65352591 1-L g All as ,.,, , Do we detect an expression of panic from Teresa Packard? Maybe the missing napkins are the reason! Food F azr Is F um!! mg The purpose of International Week is to bring the cultures of other countries within the halls of Barlow and make the students more aware of life around them. Each day of the week was dedi- cated to one articular countr P V- Monday - Scandinavian Day, Tues- day - German Day, Wednesday - French Day, Thursday - Spanish Day, and Friday - Foreign dress up and Hungarian Day. On Friday the entire week came to an end with a pep assembly and that night the Sadie Hawkins Dance and the Foreign Food Fair. The Mexican booth! Linda Asakawa shows great salesmanship at the Italian booth! 113 Blimey! FALL PLAY Comedy Presented by ew Director Laughter filled the auditorium as a cast of nine members pre- sented See How They Run, a comedy in three acts, under the direction of the new drama coach, Mrs. Kitchen. The play was held November 18 and 19 at 8:00 in the auditorium. Please, Miss Skillon ' that way. . Captured at last. CAST Ida the Maid. . . Miss Skillon . . . Rev. Lionel Toop Penelope Toop . . Lieutenant Winton The Russian Bishop of Lax I-Iumphry Sergeant Bev Forquer Pam Booher Curt Norquist Sharon Ashmore Tim Sommerville joe Ierulli jeff Hardin Neal Skibinski Dave Nelson Cast from Left To Right Neal Skibinski, Dave Nelson, Curt Norquist, Bev Forquer, Tim Sommerville, Sharon Ashmore, Pam Booher, jeff Hardin, joe Ierulli. You ought to b of yourself! Sharon Ashmore and Tim Sommerville demonstrate their acting ability in The Curious Savage. Mark Kost, Richard Fuller and Jeff Hardin are tak- ing The Brick and the Rose very seriously. Drama Coach, Mrs. Marsha Kitchen, helps Lori SPRING PLAY Four Plays Successful The spring plays consisted of one long and three short plays. The first of these plays Was, The Curious Savage, performed March 9th and 10th. This play was about an eccentric joyfull old lady, who hides her husband's bonds from her step chil- dren. The effort to get them back involves a sani- tarium and some not-so crazy people. The three other plays were performed May 11. The first one was The Masher. It was about a Woman and a man who met at a bus stop and the woman's efforts to foil his pick-up. The second Was The Two Fools Who Gained A Measure Of Wisdom. It was about a young couple who find out the influence of others does not matter as long as they have each other. The third was The Brick and The Rose. It was about a boy who grows up searching for some- thing he never finds. He turns to drugs and dies. Pam Booher trys to comfort Bev F orquer in The Curious Savage. If, af W' 'lf' sf ' ,' i ,ff A 4 51 - uv' ly Laura Stacy and Bev Forquer seem interested in a card game jury apply her make-up. I I 5 between Lori jury, Curt Nolrquist and Neal Skibinski at the san1tar1um . QQ., 3 W GIVE A SMILE TO SOMEONE PASSING,' THEREBY MAKE HIS MORNING GLAD. IT MAY GREET YOU IN THE EVENING WHEN YOUR OWN HEART MAY BE SAD. -,mm 116 'W , -. ' J :'f , If 5 l 4 fr -Y-,, , I - Mg LQ we I mlm fi? WOM jg W If f W A E' wh f-4 --.W-.-ww' A... 416 ,. ...H ..,. DO A DEED OF SIMPLE KINDNESS, THOUGH ITS END YOU MAY NOT SEE. IT MAY REACH, LIKE WINDING RIPPLES, DOWN A LONG ETERNITY. -Joseph Norris 4 ,, ,,..... ,wi Dave and Brad longingly look at their idol. Who's the handsome Charming Prince awaiting his Cinderella? Do ya Wanna dance? MERRY CHRISTMAS . Is It real? I saw you do that! w 118 A FRIEND IS SOMEONE WHO WALKS IN WHEN THE WHOLE WORLD WALKS OUT. H9 i M JUNIOR SENIOR PROM Forget-Me-Not Jr.-Sr.-Prom Decorated from wall to wall with vases of flower arrangements, was the 1973 Junior-Senior Prom of Sam Barlow, held April 7. Mt. Hood Community College provided the Vista View Room, a very attractive location. Faint colored lights shadowed along the draped curtain- like walls to give a special effect. About 70 couples filled the elegant dance floor. The music was provided by the Don Adamson Quintet from 8:00-ll :0O. Assorted flowers with Joe Opray and his cue help fill the floor Interrupting a portrait of Kim Ogle and Steve Keels, Bill Suminski stands to pose as he runs from his ' date . candles and ribbons served as center with excitement. pieces to help fit the theme, Forget- Me-Not , Prom. Diane and Bill peer into the punch Jody Michaels and Harvey Meyer enjoy Daryle Broadsword swings with bowl making sure they get their a wonderful evening. the music while posing. share. ln long formal dresses and tuxedos, students dance to the sound of the Don Adamson Quintet. Dan Long caught b the Cou 1es relax and dance to the rh hmic music. i Y P vt roaming photographer. Matt Iassen, Elaine Fisher, Deanne Coultard, and Mark Kost K'Lynn Ogle and John Lai-man sway to the romantic music. The Don Adamson Quintet perform for the audience. take time out after a dance. Sue Hartley and Mike Coates are enjoying a few quiet ' moments. 121 .I I9 3 A WARDS ASSEMBLY Citizenship and Leadership award given to Dave Nelson and Elaine Henshaw by Mrs. Kelly. Martin Keller accepting Marty Brill award. il.. I , ., 5 - Student Council members receiving a moment of praise from Mr. Winchester. Mrs. Kitchen gives Richard Fuller Best Technition award. Matt lessen and joe Opray-Outstanding Athletes. . Mr. Surmeyer gives Sheryl Schuster The FFA award. Larry Stanley, Outstanding Electronics Student. Daphne Thornfeldt and Carol Hughes give roses to Miss Kuebler. L -is , Mr. DuBose presents Sharon Ledbury with an award for Outstanding Math Student. ost Dedicated and Outstanding Speaker awards were given to ev Forquer and Linda Getchell by Miss Hastings. Mr. Barbur gives choir awards to Curt Norquist, Sheila Works and Rick Thompson. 1973 GIRL AND BUY OF THE YEAR Pam Curtis and Roger Yamashita 124 1972-I9 3 GIRL A D BOY OF THE SEPTEMBER Friendliness. . . . .Tally Taylor Friendliness. . . . .Randy Emery DECEMBER Femininity. . . . . Donna Nettleton Masculinity . . . .Harvey Meyer r 1 fi. . , 1, ap K, , ' f ,. iv, Ye '. A we-.Q sw ,. . V ,L w . + W 3 , . ig . Q V iw gn may W 2. gk , Q ,Q I 1' 1 if 1- Y, .QQ is , f -4. -9 W . , N, V -ff .'-.?LTlf-'vow-uv.. -ff f 421, , 5,'---Q-:,, Q , .- ...,,,,.: fL-9 - ,nv- - ' HL - ,,f. 1 q,9f:w 2,1-Qgf:-:,,-,I MQ-.,v7gf. P13 .14'Qf.fav., ,' ..- E A 2 42 3 5,322 Bn, fi' K fm :.w- Tflrl-Y J ' .11 a.. if is I MARCH Talent. . . . . Sara Pearson Talent. . . . .jeff Hardin MONTH OCTOBER Originality. . . . . Elaine Henshaw Originality. . . . . Matt lessen JANUARY Involvement .... Elaine Fisher Involvement. . . . Norm Shively APRIL Wisdom .... . . .Vicky Rohrberg Wisdom. . . . .Roger Yamashita NOVEMBER Humor. . . . . . . Sheila Works Humor CNOT PICTUREDQ . . . . . .SamWinner FEBRUARY Spirit. . . . .Connie Laughrey Spirit. . . . . . . .Dave Spotts p . we T vii w'ff.af ,: .f r.. . ' B iff, -x 4 '3 eg. 5'if'S'f,',f PVS .w su ',Qr' f +P 5 :f M- , H ' . ,Q-Q:4,. . SY '- gg . 5... .4 N- Q-e-.S u Plas. F iidffifxq, , 1 'fir' 'sf ' if- f i IHS 'W Rt' wr . Y Xp ,f-'Q f .C Q , T 92, ' - :- K' -,,a..-- -Q fe g., . --4 H 1- - -:Sym w ,A F w, . Q ,L ' : gz 1 , . - 1. ' . fj fax X 5 H WS 1 is-in fl'-,,, .- N Q..-fy i ' W NS. L 5 ,, ,V 'Mr s ' gg 'Q 45 T, M , - 'L ' f--- ggaya- Y ,. ' . .4 W, 1, K , 4 . , .Z-17 J, . i ,wg . ia.: f L r 1 ' ,I 1 or P C .,,. ..-f' we F53 V, 'PX ffrjgf 1' 2' J Personality . Personality . QA' A . . . .Pam Curtis . . . .Dave Hunsinger 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 4 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 L Q 7 FRIENDSHIP... IS LIKE ANYTHING ELSE WORTHWHILE IN LIFE, IT'S WORTH A LITTLE TIME A LITTLE STRUGGLE A LITTLE HEARTACHE A LITTLE FORGIVENESS AND A LOT OF LOVE. 128 1 W 'NV ' I Bruins dance to the sounds of Brothers and Friends during the Homecoming Dance. ads' at Daddy Date Night scramble to find their daughter's oe. Sharon Wiese attempis to grab the ball from her rival. IF I CAN PUT ONE TOUCH OF A VERY ROSY SUNSET INTO THE LIFE or ANY GIRLS' LEAGUE MAN Club Is Active OR WOMEN, Girls' League, a service club involv- ing any interested girls, planned I SH-ALL FEEL THAT I HAVE WORKED many fun-filled activities. Along with the success of Homecoming WITH GOD. Week, they sponsored Daddy Date Night, Girls' League C-et-together, HENRY DAVID THOREAU and the Powder-Puff basketball game. Teri Toland strives for a lay-in League Officers, L TO R, FRONT ROW: Pam Curtis, Publicity Lori Tolzmd, Freshmen Class Rep. 3 BACK ROW L TO R: Treasurerg Sharon McCutchen, junior Class Rep. 5 Thornfeldt, Historian, Carol Hughes, President, Sharon -'29 Senior Class Rep. 3 Cindy Cook, Vice President: LETTERMENS, CLUB B.A . D. Lettermen The Barlow Athletic Department Let- termen did their usual outstanding services during the year. Along with two of the best dances of the year, new prospective members of the club were initiated, thanks to the abun- dantly original efforts of veteran lettermen. To become a letterman in good standing, the initiate must pass a frigid test of mind over matter in a whirlpool full of ice cubes and a bathroom full of bananas. A demon- stration of strength must also be demonstrated by the ability to ac- complish an isometric sit-up and to improvise new and different methods by which to transport an olive. With the addition of the new trophy case, and the success of such mem- Lettermen club officers, L TO R: Dave Hunsingerg Vice President, John bers as the Ougtgnding athletes, Joe Lannong Secretary, Tim Sommervilleg I,O.C. Rep. , Norm Shivelyg Presi Opray and Matt lessen, the letter- dent. men have had an unforgettable year. During the Letterman-Faculqf Basketball game, Mr Jackson has no opponents to stop him. Letterman Club Members, L TO R: FIRST ROW, Don Sunamoto, Dave Spotts, Paul Opray, Dave Hunsinger, Joe Opray, Dave Thompson. SECOND ROWg John Lannon, Ron Christian, Keith Jeffries, George Wallenstein, Andy Soden, Daryle Broadsword, Martin Keller, Steve Shiprack, Mr. Stebbins. THIRD ROWg Charlie Emerson, Ron Geisler, Bob O'Brien, jim Pauley, Brad Toynbee, Arnie Kindred, Dan Ledbury. FOURTH ROW, Matt lessen, Mark Kost, Norm Shively, Bruce Richardson, Jim Hunt, Tim Sommerville, Kyle Trenholm. Larry Stanley, Mark Kost and Harvey Meyer display the unusual talents they have acquired. I-low intelligent can the Human Mind become ? NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY HS Sponsors Blood Drive This year's NHS was the victim of much criticism. Being very idle at the beginning of the year, they were put down by the editors of the Bruin Banner. In response, they got moving. During the football season, they collected garbage after the games. In the spring they took on their largest project, the Red Cross Blood Drive. During the drive, they signed up tentative donors and made plans for the big day. They had eighty-three persons donate, collecting a total of seventy-nine pints of blood. The drive proved to be a tremendous success! They closed out the year with a fantastic new idea! Instead of the traditional banquet, they held a barbeque for the new and old members and their parents. The 1972-73 officers were, President: Roger Yamashita, Vice-President: Norm Shively, Secretary: Cathy Baudoin, Treasurer: Elaine Henshaw, IOC Rep: Elaine Fisher, Historian: Rich Monnie. LTO R Gayle Miller, Mr. Aaberg, Dianne Stanley, Kathy Kennedy, Renee Loehr, joe Opray, Debbie Carpenter, Becca Powers, Elaine Henshaw, Laurel Williams, Norm Shively, Kathy Bartel, Vicki Rohrberg, Roger Yamashita, John Lannan, Doug Kleiber, Elaine Fisher. QNOT PICTURED: Rich Monnie, Cathy Baudoin, Dan Strebin and Sue Taylor.j ,Nw-. Bruin Banner editors- rushing to get out another issue of the paper. BRUIN BANNER Banner Staff Is Bigger and Better The 1972 - 73 Bruin Banner staff is bigger than ever. As the saying goes the Bigger the Better . There were 26 students working on the paper this year. Along with the yearbook staff, they sponsored a Ski Fair and an Old Time Film Festivial in order to earn money to support their activities. MRS' MORRIS ' NEWSPAPER-ADVISOR Mrs. Morris is the advisor and appreciates the students participation in helping make the paper better. This years paper now has 2 sections which makes for more interesting reading. Mrs. Morris, R. Drapeau, S. DeWitt, D. Schulz, S. Ford, V. I-Iardisty, S. Works, S. Shull, R. Green, R- Scott, R- Fuhfefi A. Barclay, S. Charlton, D. Carpenter, D. Norris, E. Henshaw, S. Henderson, C. Baudoin, sitting, R. Kent, L. Hawkins, M. Thomas, W. Baker, S. DeCarne, D. Johnson, T. Sharkey, D. Roser, D. Van Beek. 1 . sMw's 1 ' . Q . f ' ... ij , J . awww?-' .jf.Q., ' I as Q' .J Dave Craig, Photography Editor, asks very calmly, Dinner any- one? 72-72 Yearbook Staff Back Row QL-RQ Carol Hughes, Donna Brown, Linda Nelson, Debbie VanBeek, Vicky Lowry, Miss Kuebler, Yearbook Advisor, Diane Johnson, Bruce Richardson. In Front Of Car QL- RQ Stephanie Park, Mary Ellen Thomas, joan Arthur, Lori Moore, Ritch Fuhrer, Cindy jordan. Not Pictured Wendy Baker, Sandy DeCarne. In the drivers seat, Chris Adams. ANNO-MUNDI This picture portrays the happiness of friends gather Probes Past The 72-73 yearbook staff pursued an interesting sub- ject this year - THE PAST It took alot of planning and hard work. Teachers and cooks dressed up in old fashioned costurnesg reprints of old photos of the Barlow Trail, Sam Barlow, and downtown Gresham were purchased from the Oregon Historical Society for re- production in the hook. The staff sold advertising, spon sored dances and a ski fair, to raise money for a larger sirrri book and four pages of color. ing together to sign each others yearbook. 1 My .5 4. M . ,N -- Daphne Thornfeldt, editor of the B f - L, yearbook, relaxes for a few minutes. 5 Q45 ...ar we as I33 E 'I N 'Q' Symphonic Band 4TH ROW LTO R: A. Bothum, D. Kleiber, E. Fisher, M. Osborne, J. Smith, G. Wallenstein, A. Soden, G. Drake, R. Charlton, B. O'Brien, R. Roberts, R. Fromm. SRD ROW L TO R: I. Rykken, L. Hodges, B. Morse, R. Monnie, C. Zinter, K. jones, G. Keller, M. Simon, J. Miyake, T. Butler, M. Richardson, M. Rossmiller, K. Hunsinger, J. Pearson, D. Wolters, M. Ward, G. Ruiz, B. Kennedy. 2ND ROW L TO R: J. Swanson, J. Lehman, J. Buix, M. Richardson, D. Packard, R. Westover, T. Ziemer, D. Hollenback, S. Fawver, M. Gissel, L. Keller, J. Kost, S. Johnson, C. Drake, K. Knudson, B. Nelson. 1ST ROW L TO R: Mr. Bolton, S. Bentley, L. Rykken, T. Packard, B. Smith, D. Gissel, J. Gran, D. Schulz, K. Sump, S. Fawver, S. Pearson, S. Ledbury, B. Powers, V. Arnold. NOT PICTURED: T. Hinch, C. Taylor, D. Teune. Bands Show Spirit Throughout Year This year was a working and learning one for the bands-and it was well worth the effort because each excelled to their fullest. The Symphonic Band traveled down the Oregon coast during their three day band tour hitting many schools along the way. In the Wilco League Band Contest they finished in 4th place-an outstanding showing. The Stage Band did an excellent job by placing 4th at the Wilco League Competition also, and taking a 2nd at Claskamas Community College at the State of Oregon State Band Contest. One of the exceptional band members, Sara Pearson, took first place on clarinet at District, and ranked a high third at the state level. Her outstanding playing earned her the honors of best woodwind instrumentalist during the awards assembly held at the end of the year. Others capturing awards were Doug Kleiber, for Percussion, who also competed for Barlow at the state solo contest, and Rich Monnie captured the coveted award of jazz Man of the Year . All the bands should be acknowledged for their hard work in striving for perfection. It is obvious that they reached their goal and will for many years to come. Stage Band 4TH ROW L TO R: D. Taylor, I. Buix, D. Kleiber. 3RD ROW L TO R: B. O'Brien, M. Richard- son, I. Swanson, I. Hardin, Mr. Bolton. 2N'D ROW LTO R: B. Kennedy, G. Drake, K. jones, J. Pearson M. Rossmiller, C. Taylor, B. Powers, J. Smith, D. Teune, A. Soden. 1ST ROW L TO R: G. Wallenstein, G. Keller, T. Butler, J. Rykken, R. Monnie, L. Hodges, B. Morse. ,fm I-qw, -, J' Ml 3 ,.,. H w i 4TH ROW LTO R: M. Whisler, S. Bentley, C. Schnabel, Mr. Phares, C. Crandall, B. Schlepp, R. Smith, K. Spack, D. Heintz, M. Richardson, E. Hermanson, B. Hartley, D. Keller, L. Stevens. 3RD ROW L TO R: L. Boom, R. Smith, I. Hinshaw, M. Nelson, T. Fitz, B. Anderson, D. Peterson, G. Radford, D. Harsey, K. Ecklof, L. Westcott, R. Brandt. 2ND ROW L TO R: J. Thomas, C. Lehman, K. McCoy, I. Lubrecht, J. Gleason, R. Van Orsow, M. Fitz, M. Burnelle, L. Staton, L. Jorgenson. 1ST ROW LTO R: J. Farless, T. Roth, V. Cody, C. Stone, L. Jury, K. Peterson. NOT PICTURED: E. Ford, R. Stelts, N. Schultz, T. Miller. MUSIC IS THE UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE OF MANKIND HENRY W. LONGFELLOW Bolton is deep in thought about how to rouse students spirit during the game. Pep Band-3RD ROW L 'TO R: I. Lehman, I. Thomas, C. Zinter, Mr. Bolton, E. Hermanson, R. Roberts, B. Kennedy, I.. Lubrecht, D. Keller, T. Butler, B. Anderson, I. Hinshaw, R. Smith, G. Drake, R. Brandt. 2N'D ROW L TO R: C. Drake, C. Lehman, L. Stevens, S. Ledbury, L. Keller, B. Smith, V. Cody, I. Gran. 1ST ROW L TO R: M. Osborne, B. O'Brien, M. Richardson, M. Burnell B. Morse, M. Richardson. One of the pep band members helps lead the fight song. CONCERT CHOIR Concert Choir Excels at Wilco Our l972-73 Concert Choir added spirit and enthusiasm in thier own way by singing to perfection at this year's Wilco League Choir Festival. Competing against 14 other choirs. they managed to score in the top five and continued their reputa- tion ot' being a fine choir. This year proved to be an exceptional one because everyone worked alittle harder striving for one goal. . .that is to sing to the choir's potential, lt is ohvious that they didjust that. With the theme Up, Up and Away forthe annual Spa-Getogether, the choir headed north for their three day choir tour. The destination was Seattle although they sang at many high schools along the way. lt proved to be a rewarding trip for everyone. This year consisted ol' extreme hard work, with a feeling ofunity formed. but it also proved to be a learning experience with many new friendships made. Mr. Barber is in deep concentration in the hopes of playing it just right. MUSIC IS THE VOICE OF THE HEART F P We Q t E The Barlow Elite L TO R: Lisa Kang, Chris Kendell, Gail Barney, Arnie Kindred, Becca Powers, Ken Brooks, Connie Walker, Rick Thompson, Diane Gissel, Jeff Hardin, Sheila Works, Dave Nelson, Terry Mahoney, Curt Norquist, Rose Thompson, Jim Swanson. R E 5. E si 4TH ROW L TO R: Sheila Works, Gail Barney, Debbie Schultz, Chris Kendell, Bev Forquer, Arnie Kindred, Connie Walker, Brad Winkler, Kathy Knudson, Brad Thomas, Terry Ziemer, Jeff Hardin, Kathy Bartel, Ken Brooks, Lisa Kang, Sherri Rowlee. 3RD ROW L TO R: Diane Gissel, Brenda Getchell, K'Lynn Paulsen, Kraig Bartel, Tally Taylor, Mark Gilliam, Vicki Rohrberg, Curt Norquist, Becca Powers, Tom Weatherspoon, Rosalie Scott, Jim Swanson, Renee Loehr, Lynn Kirkland, Sue Hartley. ZND ROW L TO R: Vickie Lowry, Roger Vorm, Sandy McNeilan, Glen Drake, 'Denise Diebel, Dave Nelson, Tricia Thias, Russ Webb, Elaine I-Ienshaw, Dan Nettleton, Stephanie Park, Roger Crow, Sharon McCutchen, Alan Casterline, Marsha Johnson, 1ST ROW L TO R: K'Lynn Ogle, Keith Jeffries, Sue Rohrberg, Paul Opray, Diana Me11ger, lim Dickman, Jody Michael, Chip Sellers, Sherri Brown, Ken jelly, Terry Mahoney, Rick Thompson, Rose Thompson. wwssxumi Freshman Boys' Glee: L TO R: Dan Treanor, Jeff Goins, Mr. Barber, Greg Phillips, Doug Tilgner, SEATED L TO R: Kevin Clark, Jim Brown. Advanced Girls Glee: L TO R: Carrie Griffey, Linda Getchell, jane Weissert, Sherry Baker, Kim Jackson, Leanna Wynne, Linda Nelson, Donna Graber, Carol Cipriano, Anita Hinch, ZND ROW Carrie Cruickshank, Betty McKay, Arlene Hoffman, Sumi Kang, Ruth Lloyd, Marcella Steffl, Gina Fuller, Nancy Thornfeldt, Sharon Keiser, Kim Westfall, Annette Rogers, SRD ROW, Tammy Hillyard, jean Williams, Teri Toland, Louise Wright, Sandy Roser, Diana Cooper, Joanne Stewart, Mary Fisher, Cindy Linhart, Patti Fujii, Denise Groskopf, Karen Kilness, 4TH ROW, Anita Colen, Lynn Lehmer, Kathy Miller, Vicki Onchi, Debbie Eyman, Jackie Stafford, Julie Farless, Charlotte Morrow, Natasha House, Barbara Stroup, Sue Wright, Donna Shoffitt, Ramarion Selleck. VOCAL MUSIC Music Groups Strive for S kill The 1972-73 Advanced Girls' Glee, Boys' Glee, and Freshman Girls' Glee had a Very successful and fun- filled year. Advanced Girls' Glee and Freshman Girls' Glee performed at the Christmas Concert, the Prep Concert, and Choral Art Festival. Mr. Barber kept the Freshman Boys busy by taking apart and reassem- bling a piano. Throughout the year, each group Worked for the knowledge and skill of reading, performing and singing music. Mr. Barber believes the important goal of these groups is to form a more experienced and Well rounded Concert Choir. Freshman Girls' Glee, LEFT TO RIGHT, Kim Bartel, Terri Rowlee, Terri Cook, Cindy Schuliz, Lori Lofstedt, Cathy Curtin, Renee Crumley, Becky Petri, ZND ROW, Diane Pogorelc, lzabell Flores, Sue Lanier, Peggy Asakawa, Patte Davis, Beth Anderson, Kim Ogle, Karen Leathers, Lori Toland, 3RD ROW, Kathy Powers, Denise Harsey, Cindy Curtis, Tami Muffenbier, Frances Hansen, Becky House, Debi Meyer, Laura Thompson. l Speech Squad and Esperantus Club, ROW 1 L TO R: Blaine Stewart, Patty Hastings, Ad- visor, Curt Norquist, Bev Forquer, John Lannan, Daryle Broadsword, Lori jury, Laura Stacey, Martin Keller. ROW 2: Wayne Gessford, Advisor, Sue Fauver, Lori Muck, john Williams, Gina Fuller, Brenda Getchell, Colleen Lannan, Linda Getchell. ESPERANTUS AND DRAMA CLUBS 4 Speech ana' Drama Sport New Teachers 1 Again, as in years past, Barlow's Speech and Drama de- 3 partments excelled. A large turnout for both was shown 2 and accomplishments were many. 2 At the conclusion of the year, Bev Forquer was named as l outstanding speaker and Linda Getchell received the most N dedicated speaker award. 1 From the drama department, Tim Sommerville was 3 named best actor and Richard Fuller received recognition T for his technical stage work. I MOST DEDICATED SPEAKER- Q Linda Getchell, OUTSTAND- ING SPEAKER-Bev Forquer. Tim Sommerville receiving the award for Best Actor trom Mrs. Kitchen. Drama Club, ROW 1 L TO R: Annette Rogers, Randy Emery, Kim jackson, Ron Crutcher, Sherry Baker, Bev Forquer, Pam Booher. ROW 2: Neal Skibinski, Cindy Noxon, Lori Jury, Richard Fuller, Dave Nelson, Bob Fornoff. ROW 3: STANDING, Marsha Kitchen, Advisor, Jeff Hardin, Curt Norquist. I x I z v H SW-A E ,il 'lu-sms..-.L Y i1 l 1 iw Q5 ' 5 'Elm .' Q.-Qfvz r,,.. 1 f HOPE EVER URGES US ON AND TELLS US... TOMORROW WILL BE BETTER. ALBIUS TIBULLUS is fe My , 4' ff' We S if N ff 139 A crowd is a lonely place to be When all those faces stare at you But no one really seesg And the constant voices in your ears Asking you what you've got to say But no one really Wants to hear 5 Believe in meg I'm really here Can't you seeg Your confidence would set me free I only live if you believe in me. Are you so afraid of coming near And never face the human race With nothing else to fearg And so please notice how I feel Find my eyes, touch my hand, and Let me know that I am real. --WAYNE NEWTON .sgfw 5 . W' i ffifiaii ,, 14 BUILDING CONSTRUCTION Sam Barlow Pacesetler Done Plans for the home were made by Mr. Brandenbtug, class instructor and pro- ject supervisor, for the Building Con- struction Class. Mr. Brandenburg has had more than 25 years of experience in the fields of construction and education. Before construction began, the students carefully chose only the best building materials. . . . from the handsplit cedar shake roofing to the low brick veneer front. The result. . . a beautiful, solidly con- structed home of extraordinary quality. The Barlow Pacesetter. Mr:l4Brandenbu.rg giving instructions to Bill McKay and Bill Camp. BACK ROW L-R: A. Newman, R. Brigdmon, J. Porgorelc, M. Osborn, B. McKay, J. Camp. FRONT ROW L-R: M. Hoecker, R. Teune, I. Hennemann, B. Petri, D. Caldwell, M. Bectold, G. Loftstead, B. Camp, P. Henneman, Mr. Brandenburg. Dan Caldwell works hard using the electric saw. I A W T - ,-. Q, E ,Q M 3 I: j, 7- M Afternoon Building Construction Class works together finishing the house. FRONT ROW L-R: R. Moore, R. Kennedy, K. Roe, T. Ciprano, Mr. Brandenburg, advisor. ON Tl-IE LADDER L-R: S. Keels, P. Panit. ON THE ROOF L-R: B. Wright, E. Hendon. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Club Involved in Variety offlctivities The F.F.A. organization is made up of voca- tional agricultural students. There are 54 paid members out of the 127 Ag. students. Our F.F.A. Club participated in Oregon Charolais Field Day and tied Sth place out of 104 F.F.A. clubs. Jeff Anderegg placed 2nd individual, He competed against 600 F.F.A. members. The club conducted The Pacific Livestock Expo and gave guided tours to hundreds of grade school students. The members attended various county fairs, exhibited projects such as livestock, dairy animals, and ag. mech. projects, They went to picnics, and parties, played bingo and volley- ball, attended conventions, and went to Tim- berline Lodge. They had a district basketball team which placed lst out of 11 schools. Charolais Field Day, BACK ROW L-R: Harvey Meyer, Charles Emerson, Roy Bridgman. FRONT ROW L-R: Jeff Anderegg, Sheryl Schuster. Harvey Meyer and his loving cow No. 26. F.F.A. BACK ROW L-R: Mr. Surmeyer, Advisor, K. Fuller, K. Jones, S. Haddix, R. Young, M. Kennedy, S. Laughery, J. Paulson, I. Pitts, R. Giltner. ZND ROW L-R: D. Evans, J. Nicholson, D. Stebbin, T. Ruhter, T. Schull, T. Jensen, C. Frommelt, R. Hartsock, I. Hamelanian, D. Kirk, W. Mayner. FRONT ROW L-R: M. Stogsdill, C. Emerson, B. Kelly, J. Anderegg, M. Dillard, S. Schuster, M. Olsen. There are 24 other members that are not shown. Livestock and Dairy Scores Livestock County Fairs No. of schools Place Multnomah 3 1 7th Clatsop 16 3rd Was co 16 9th Washington 36 9th Dairy Washington 3 1 7th Tillamook 2 1 2nd Clackamas 25 2nd Oregon Charolais Field Day: Out of 104 schools, they tied 5th place. Columbia River District Soil Judging: 11 schools, 3rd place. F. F. A. Basketball Team: 1st place. District Soil Judging, BACK ROW L-R: Doug Shiver, jeff Anderegg, Harvey Meyer. FRONT ROW L-R: Sheryl Schuster, 142 Bill I-Iarsey, Mike Dillard. DANCE TEAM Dance Team Works Hard The dance team worked very hard for their third year in entertaining the students at pep assemblies and during half time at the games. This year they used more props in their performances, such as umbrellas, cowboy hats, and Charlie Chaplin outfits. The team dedicated their time from two to five nights a week practicing their different dance rou- tines. They had a great season! The team performs at the pep assembly 1n cowboy hats The dance team appears in derby hats for a Charlie Chaplin dance routine. ,.,'f ', f-was Diane Gissel and Laurie Muck dance to the theme from Shaft . Practice makes perfect. TOP ROW: Diane Gissel. MIDDLE ROW: Laurie Muck, Pam Curtis, Debbie Ruby. BOTTOM ROW: Advisor Mrs. Wheeler, Cari Griffey, Wendy Fraser, Advisor Mrs. Patterson. Q. ,V-f i. ,Mn- Dan Strebin flys through the air as he attempts to fin- ish his jump successfully. SKI CLUB Blitzers Boast Forty The Bruin Blitzers boasted close to forty ski club members. The Blitzers arrived at 7:15 each Sat- urday morning to catch the bus to the Multorpor- Ski Bowl area, Where many Blitzers took lessons While others enjoyed having the day to themselves on the snow covered slopes. The Blitzers ended the season with a ski party at Mt. Hood Meadows. They enjoyed the different ski contests and the food that was provided. Ron Geisler was President of the club. Harsey. S alomon ski poster an if 55 I! 15 sv L TO R: Kim Bartel, Pam Curtis, Marce Styskel, Cindy Curtis, Patti Fujii, Bob Anderson, David Peterson, Carol Stone, Marcia Johnson, Dan Strebin, Patte Davis, Lori Lofstedt, John Creel, Ed Ford, Steve Henderson, Rick Smith, Ron Geisler, Dave Hintz, Doug Keller, Dean R AR 144 Multorpor Ski area. SOMETHING IS HIDDEN. GO AND FIND IT. PROBE DEEP WITHIN YOUR HEART. GO AND SEARCH BEYOND YOUR THOUGHTS. ,..m 'W'--,',.H- ., cwvw nwxmv, . . ' - A 'H Y 'N 51. . ., ., x 'Xxx X ILNL' XXX' X, 'i'i f.1l. 2 X sw I 'SX XCQX I A. Q Ig ,Q V . 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I .. .INIYF0 Q' EW 33 5315 I , if? 0 . QE , . , W ewf V M., Q Z ED SW J A ,M i . M ,, mi ..A. N4 , W U A N SCHILEER 0 4 is K ,V M y ,,,,, g Q 31? ff ff 1 ve Q L ' , M f 'Am DE IDER W Y N Go placidly amid the noise and haste and remember what peace there may be in silence. As far as possible without surrender be on good terms with all persons. Speak your truth quietly and clearly, and listen to others, even the dull and ignorant, they too have their story. Avoid loud and aggressive persons, they are vexations to the spirit. If you compare yourself with others, you may become vain and bitter, for always there will be greater and lesser persons than yourself. Enjoy your own career, however humble, it is a real possession in the changing ik fortunes of time. Exercise caution in your business affairs 5 for the world is full of trickery. But let this not blind you to what virtue there isg many persons strive for high ideals, and everywhere life is full of heroism. Be yourself. Especially do not feign affection. Neither be cynical about loveg for in the face of all aridity and disenchantment it is perennial as the grass. Take kindly the counsel of the years, gracefully surrendering the things of youth. Nurture strength of spirit to shield you in sudden misfortune. But do not distress yourself Beyond a wholesome discipline, be gentle with yourself. You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees and the starsg you have a right to be here, and whether or not it is clear to you, no doubt the universe is unfolding as it should. Therefore be at peace with God, whatever you conceive him to be, and whatever your labors and aspirations, in the noisy confusion of life, keep peace with your soul. With all its sham, drudgery and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. with imaginings. 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Vicky Lowry stops to pose while hi- jacking a box of bulbs from the great selection at Gresham Cooperative. 325 N.E. 242nd Ave. , Gresham Looks like everybody's truckin' to Mc Roberts Ford at 24300 S.E. Powell, Gresham, for their new and used cars and trucks. 154 Always willing to help, here is one of the friendly faces you will See at lst. National Bank, 110 N.E. Roberts Ave. , Gresham Above and beyond the call of duty! Sharon Ashmore learns that Modern Dry Cleaners not only offers special service, but also special rates, for school groups of all kinds. 25 N.E. 3rd, Gresham. fizflif ' A MS, . 3 in W i , f' v- 4 A W, ar ' 5 f W - The place for fun and relaxation, Rockwood Lanes and The little Village Studio in the Gresham Mall. The place Bowling Supply. Located at 18500 S. E. Stark. to find that extra special pamtmg. 50 111. Attention Brulns' Come see the wide selection of casual wear at W. R. 'Y fi Hicks. 211 N. Ef Roberts Ave. julie MCC1-eary finds sales personnel at Fancher Auto Parts most helpful for that unexpected car trouble. 255 N. E. 242nd Ave. Bruin Sharon Ashmore tries on Penny's new look in fashions. 19 N. E. Roberts. GREAT WESTERN NATIONAL BANK julie McCreary makes her selection 390 W. Burnside, 666-1546, Gresham. from the wide variety of jewelry at MEALEY'S JEWELERS. W 23 E. Powell, Gresham. Stocking the shelves: You' re bound to find whatever you're looking for at ZIMM'S COUNTRY STORE. 'Q-.Lu 5 , 'E' Another satisfied customer: One of the many at POWELL VALLEY MARKET. 27106 S.E. Powell, Gresham. GRESHAM MALL DRY CLEANERS: They're there to please YOU. 1575 N. Main, Gresham. 156 MILT ERICKSON REALTY. 1685 E. Powell, Gresham. 665-1106 Gul 6 XX.. . 3 0 E .A 5 , ff 3 ff 1 i 2 Rick Henderson tries a basketball from the great selection of sporting goods at WESTERN AUTO. 301 N.E. Roberts, Gresham. 665-3280 DEAS IN AND OUT 755 E. Burnside. 665-3439 3 l 5 it ei! SPOTT'S GULF STATION Located on the corner of Burnside and Powell. 665-4955 157 'ALBERTSONS The food people who care about YOU ! ALBERTSONS Gresham Mall 665-8159 :Nw-.,-.,,,,N 1 AMITON FURNITURE, The finest furniture priced right to fit your budget! Two floors of home furnishing. 2nd S Main, Gresham, Oregon. XX 2 cl if . W Everyone relishes a good pizza celebration at ABBY'S PIZZA, located at 21255 S. E. Stark, Gresham, Oregon. E., 1 .. 1 1 UNICORN, Gresham's finests, most varied collection of gifts and handmade arts and crafts. Located in the Gresham Mall. ASSOCIATED TIRECENTER 2001 East Powell Gresham, Oregon 665-3154 158 1t1 I D! l STATE FARM INSURANCE Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there. 1203 E. Powell, Gresham, or 15 N. E. 10th, Gresham. Susie Homemaker, alias Chris Adams, checks out appliances at NEIL REIGLEMAN' S APPLIANCES. 295 N.E. 2nd, Gresham. BURN'S FEED STORE. Albers and Fischers Supplies. -Trish Thias tries her hand at Open 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. , Mon. thru Sat. Rt. 4 Box shove1ing cement at CAIvIP'S 1358 Gresham. LUMBER AND BUILDING SUPPLY. 1070 E. Powell. Gresham. Ease those hunger pains with a burger from POLAR KING. THOMPSEN'S UPHOLSTERY-See Tommy before you buy! 1030 E. Powell, Gresham. 37 S. E. Hogan Rd. , Gresham. FAMOUS SUQGERS 159 W KNIT FABRIC SEWINGCENTER, a large line of sewing supplies and machines. 175 N.E. Hood, Gresham. MCINTIRE ARCO, located at 57 West Powell, Gresham. GRESI-IAM MALL PHARMACY In the Mall: Professional prescription serv- ice. Hallmark cards, gifts and party supplies. ur Pam Snider and Donna Nettleton inspect a job for Don's Werkstatt VOLKSWAGEN REPAIR SERVICE. 890 N.E. 6th, Gresham. McBAlIN'S PAYLESS. Free prescription delivery. Quality- Courtesy-service. Located at 111 North Robert's Ave. , Gresham. 160 zs- 1. , K, 4 sing W, :I 'V Helping hands help you at WEECE'S MARKET, Rt 2, Box 752, Gresham. 663-3141 Bike riding anyone? Bikes to fit your budget at STRONGS BICYCLE SHOP. Service on all makes. 55 N.W. lst, Gresham. 666-4822 Farm tractors and all other equipment you may need can be found at BERGH MACHINERY CO,3 Rt 4, Box 982, Gresham. Servicing for most makes of television, radio, G stereo. ROLLIE G BILL T.V. REPAIR, 255 N.E. Hood, Gresham. 665-2423 MEADOWLAND DAIRY-highest quality. Where to Call 16430 S.E. Powell Blvd, Portland. 761-7575 Brighten someones day with FLOWERS. The best from MRS. B'S FLOWER SHOP, 101 N. Main, Gresham. 665-1239 GRESHAM REXALL DRUG, greeting cards, complete gift shop and free prescription delivery. Corner of Main and Powell, Gresham. 665-9191 U. S. NAT.IONAL BANK: Open 8:00 A. M. Monday PAULETTA'S: Find that special something for that through Friday. S. E. Powell Blvd. and Hood Ave. , special little One, 111 N, Main, Gresham, Gresham. 665-1171 J. ROSS BROWN REAL ESTATE! GRESHAM INSURANCE: All kinds of DORINE'S FLORAL: Daily Deliveries Iilonieowners pOl1C1CS, f1T9'3-'4-1750- insurance and convenient parking. to all hospitals in the Portland area. llablllty insurance. 55 E. Powell 105 N. Main, Gresham. 665-2136 2418 S. E. 1S2nd at Division in the Blvd- , Gresham- 665-3171 Rockwood Plaza. 665-6141 HOLTS SHOPPING CENTER: Old Loop Highway. GORDON STONE: Quality fashions inclothes and shoes. 663-3031 162 40 N. E. 2nd, Gresham. 665-2015 Bruin Donna Brown shows off just one of the many fantastic fashions to be found at Glass Butterfly-featuring Misses and Jrs. sportswear, dresses and coats. 29 W. Powell, Gresham. GRESHAM A UTO DEALERS CONGRATULATIONS SENIORSV' FROM THE BRUIN MA S My dad, WALLY BROWN, works at JIM FISHER DATSUN, located on 102nd and Stark. He says he is giving special attention to all you Barlow Bruins. He has 24OZ's, Datsuns, used cars, Trimnphs, Volvos, Folds, etc. . . .Go see him or call now: 256-2500. Thanks Donna Brown. 164 v V - I . .. 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