MEE MA SANDY, OREGON Arenetta Paige Editor Eleanore Hermanson Jan Haselwander Adviser Associate Editor We wish to express our appreciation to Mr. and Mis. Carroll Hermanson for all the help they provided in producing this yearbook. Vol. 38 1969 - 70 “MY FAIR After many months of great anticipation and lots of hard work, the first musical in the history of SUHS came off as a huge success. My Fair Lady, based on George Bernard Shaw's Pygmalion, included many well-known Lerner and Loewe songs, such as Get Me to the Church on Time, Wouldn't It Be Loverly, I Could Have Danced All Night, and many others. Preparations began in the spring of '69 when the lead parts were awarded after two days of try-outs. Then came the long, hard task of memorizing the parts during the summer. With the opening of school in the fall, the maj- ority of the work also began. Planning costumes LADY’’ ROARING SUCCESS and scenery, reciting lines and most important, rehearsals became a part of the cast's everyday life. It was easy to tell when the rehearsals were underway and to detect members of the cast. They walked trancelike in the hallways and classrooms as if they had had only five hours sleep. During the final week, this was not far from true. After the tension had built up and tempers be- came short, the opening night finally arrived! All doubts diminished as an enthusiastic student audience displayed their approval. Although the two following performances received standing ova- tions, opening night was the big test. Closing night was unique in that each director received token gifts from the cast. These were chosen because they represented the traditional theater expressions the directors used during the production weeks. It's going to be a bomb, Mr. John Bowma head director, had often said. He received a miniature time bomb. Mr. Dennis Crow, drama coach, earned a dolly with a broken leg because of his frequent remark, Break a leg. A dolly make-up kit was given to Mr. Gary Connelly, art director, while a champagne glass and a carton of milk was received by Mr. Fred Proett, orchestra director, for his quip, I'll drink to that! 3 7 mmmmm MAIN CHARACTERS Eliza .............. Professor Higgins . . Colonel Pickering . . Alfred Doolittle . . Mrs. Higgins . . . Mrs. Pearce .... Freddy ............. Mrs. Hill............ Jamie................ Harry............... Lord Boxington . . Lady Boxington . . Carpathy ............ Mrs. Hopkins .... Queen of Transylvannia . . . Vickie Eblen . . . .Bill Mouser .........Joe Dyal . . . Gary Berger .... Karen Hall . . Paula McGugin .... Dean Eblen . .Delores Dalgiesh . .Mark Thornberg . . .Wayne Taylor . . . Mike Grassel . . Heather Harper .... Rex Eisner Elizabeth Heitzman . Tressie Sheppard 8 Other cast members: Ruth Reckmann, Mike Sutton, Bobby Hunt, Mark Bowman, Tom Persons, Dan Dahrens, Judy Naas, David Kitchen Bill Stockum, Art Strong, John Mills, Pat Portis, Debbie Stewart, Diane Williams, Nancy Skogan, LaLonnie Jackson, Mary Jo Madison Debbie Bieser, Rick Zimmerman. Rosanne Hudson, Sandra Gantenbein, Kaye Ashton, Ivalyn Jones, Susan Morgan, Bonnie Bender, Ron Hutchins, Anne Devecka, Char Hames, Verlene Jones, Laurie Jonsrud, Karen Hukee, Carol Holt, Debbie Wiedenmann, and Debbie Williams. 9 10 STUDENT LIFE VARIES n 12 15 BARN RAISIN’S LONG WAIT FOR BOOKS FINALLY ENDS Staila Oldenkamp gazes througn yearbook Old and new seniors partake in yearbook festivities. Police or yearbook line-up? FROSH MINGLE After inflating 250 balloons (with some help from his mother, father and freshman sister, ASB president Jim Martin breathlessly conducted the annual Frosh party. ASB executive council members, Treasurer Laurie Jonsrud and Vice-President Gary Boswell, along with sophomore class officers, Mike Leary, Debbie Moore, Nancy Snyder and Susie Copper. An extra hand was given by Seniors Brent Peterson and Dean Eblen and by Juniors Karen Hutchins and Gary Berger. Ballet anyone? Frosh become closely acquainted. 19 Rooks congregate for annual welcoming speech. Varsity football team members are (kneeling from L ) Brent Peterson, Roger Williams, Leon Verdoorn, Terry Nolan, Cary Parker. (Crouching) Dave Daniels, Cary Boswell, Rick Bell, Randy Ackers. (Standing) Coach James Turin, Mgr. Stan Buhler, Mrg. Mike Craig, Ed Hanning, John Plumondore, Ron Pinkerton, Dale Sliger. VARSITY GRIDDERS LABOR FOR NEW COACH Even though finishing with a disappointing 2-7 record, the Sandy Pioneer 11 , under first year Head Coach Jim Turin, had numerous bright spots during the course of the season. The Red and Black forces went into the opening contest against Reynolds with 10 returning lettermen, including seven starters from the year before, and the outlook for the 1969 grid campaign looked promising. But the Lancers, led by a powerful fullback - the Wil- co loop's top scorer, ripped through the Pioneer defense for a 27-0 triumph. The Frontiersmen's only big moment came on a 42-yard aerial from Jim Martin to Dean Phelps which penetrated to the Lancer 15, but a 15-yard holding penalty on the next play stifled the effort. The Pioneers opened their home season the following week against Wy'East, the team that finished fifth in the league. The Eagles combined a crunching ground game and two touchdowns in 22 seconds late in the second per- iod to defeat SUHS 27-0. Outstanding in defeat for Sandy were Tackles Randy Huserik and Ron Boyles, Fullback Roger Williams and Halfback Dennis Weisen, who brought the crowd to its feet more than once on two stirring runs and two pass receptions. With the opening kickoff at Silverton, Brent Peterson took a hand-off from Phelps and streaked 92 yards from the sidelines for the Pioneer' first touchdown of the year. Peterson scored the second time with a 10-yard run, but to no avail for the Silverton Foxes retaliated with four touchdowns to win 28-14. The kickoff return by Peterson was the longest in Pioneer history, breaking the old 89- yard record held jointly by Jim Sliger, '69, and Jerry McLain, '67. 20 (Kneeling) Ron Boyles, Randy Huserik, Jim Martin, Dean Phelps. (Crouching) Dennis Weisen, Steve Redmon, Alan Go- ger, Don Pullen, Steve Cantenbcin. (Standing) John Day, Terry Cansler, Paul Wunische, Larry Thomas, Mgr. Joel Mills. The number one grid outfit in the state came to town a week later and the Crusaders of Jesuit sent the Frontiers- men down to their fourth straight defeat with a 24-0 victory. Jesuit, which hadn't lost in 3. 5 years at the time of this game, was held scoreless for the first 22 minutes before breaking loose for four TD's. Again Weisen, Williams, Boyles and Huserik were standouts in defeat along with Paul Wunische and Don Pullen. Win-hungry Pioneers shot down the Canby Cougars 20-0 in the next game for the first victory of the season. TD's were scored by Weisen, Peterson and Williams. William's educated toe accounted for the two conversion counters. Peterson's tally came on a 78-yard scamper after a timely block by Williams, recording Sandy's second longest run from scrimmage. Only Jon Sandstrom, '65, with a 81-yard romp against Molalla in 1963 topped Peterson's feat. The counter gave the 190-pound, redheaded senior his 92nd career point, topped only by Bill Henselman, '59. Roger Williams, Sandy's hard-charging fullback, rescued the Pioneers from football disaster at the hands of The Dalles Indians. His fourth quarter surge brought two touchdowns and a 14-6 victory. The powerful Pioneer gained over 100 yards as he smashed through the Indian line time and time again. This win provided the two in a row for the season. Injuries plagued the Frontiersmen when they gave battle but lost to the Central Panthers 34-6. After Sandy had driven down the field in the opening minutes of the game, Williams crashed over from the one for the evening's first score, then misfortune struck. On the ensuing try for the extra point, Williams, who also does the kicking, was belted by a 280-pound tackle. The instant Williams' foot hit the ball, his leg was frac- tured in two places. This brought to an end his high sch- ool football and basketball careers. And if that wasn't enough, Halfbacks Dean Phelps and Dennis Weisen were also put on the injured list, Weisen (continued to page 22) 21 (continued from page 21) with a slight concussion and Phelps with tom hip muscles. Estacada Rangers next delivered Sandy's sixth loss of the season with a 36-0 score. A 48-yard Indian touchdown pass in the final period of the game lifted Molalla to a 12-8 victory over Sandy. The Pioneers built a 7-0 lead in the third quarter on a spectacular 87-yard pass intercep- tion by Frontiersman speed- mer- chant Brent Peterson, who hijacked the pass on his own 13 and raced down the gridiron untouched. Pet- erson also booted the extra point, by Mike Hite Referee gives V for victory after Sandy TD on the home turf Football staff includes Coach James Turin, Coach James Kit- Martin works hot line, chen, Athletic Director Ken Brown, Coach Dennis Warren and Coach Glen Smith. 22 J.V. TALLIES GOOD YEAR The JV Bucks ended the season with a 3-3-1 record. The defensive team generally did a good job, holding two teams scoreless. The offense started slowly but began to really click near the end of the season. In the third and fourth games, two outstanding players were lost due to injuries, Cliff Sandercock with a broken leg and Mike Leary with a knee injury. Individually many played well and we have a lot of good prospects for varsity next year,11 Coach Smith declar- ed. JV football team members are (1st row from L) Dennis Lake, Pat McMahon, Larry Moody, Ross Snell, Cliff San- dercock, Jerry Stratton, Don Senner, Tom Ellis. (2nd row) Bill Parker, Ted Samson, Jim Kerr, Dan Adamson, Mitch Eblen, Steve Truesdale, Lynn Hartzler, Cliff Nelson, Mike Abercrombie. (3rd row) Coach Glen Smith, Ray Perkins, Doug Harding, Bob Mahn, Rick Zimmerman, Bill Stockam, Dan Plumondore, Don Williams and Rod Liepold. Referee takes characteristic position before play begins. 23 Frosh football team members are (1st row from 1.) Greg Bender, Lyle Shoppert, Coach Dennis Warren, Terry Searls, Butch Hughes. (2nd row) Mgr. Herb Jones, Stan Persons, Alan Sturdy, Rod Bates, Wayne Stone, Ralph Peterson. (3rd row) Mgr. Richard Gay, Jay Miller, Steven Page, Randall Bryant, Rod Setterlund, Jay Swails, Jeff Chaney, Randy Moody. (4th row) Ken Blount, Mark Moore, Doug Blaisdell, Rod Huserik, Wink Beaudoin, Dan Thompson and Dave Phillips. FROSH PLAY BALL Although the freshman football team, led by first year frosh coach, Mr. Dennis Warren, man- aged only one win in eight contests, they triumph- ed over the Rangers of Estacada at the end of the season by a score of 16 to 0. Coach Warren commented that the overall re- cord did not testify to the capabilities of the team. The team, playing a rough schedule, showed hus- tle and some bright prospects for the future. by Tom Fussell 24 Team members are (kneeling) Jeff HoUenbeck, (standing) John Dixon, Steve Parker, Tom Fussell, Coach Lee Cole, Curt Meier, Terry Moore and Mgr. Randy Hunt. HARRIERS TURN OUT FOR CROSS COUNTRY Jeff Hollenbeck and other team members await starting of the meet. The cross country team under new coach, Mr. Lee Cole, and consisting of only six members had just one home meet all season with the other five on the road. Lack of turnout hampered the Pioneer effort. Sev- eral standouts from the team of the previous year failed to come out this year, so the team wasn't as strong as expected. The team had only one var- sity returnee, three year letterman Tom Fussell. Curt Meier and opponent obey signs and keep moving. 25 WEEK FEATURES Bonfire: Roaring success. Students doing their thing. Homecoming court includes Freshman Princess Diane Moore, Sophomore Princess Cathy Proctor, Queen Char Hames, Junior Princess Karen Hutchins and Senior Princess Jean Thompson. The 1969-70 Homecoming Week held many surprises. Spirit Day, more commonly known as Do Your Own Thing Day was a new feature. This ranged from a student dressed as an army gorrilla to three havenly goddesses adorned in purple and silver outfits. Ironically, the Freshmen and Sopomores claimed victory over their upperclassmen with a tie in the float contest. Seniors display float Queen Char Kayleen Carlson displays her appreciation toward Ron Boyles during Player Apprecia- tion day. Teachers relive childhood memories. PIONEERS IN SPACE 27 5 TANKERS GO TO STATE Sandy High tankers' season was sparked by several outstanding performances, said Coach James Anstine. Boys' team scored seven wins and three losses while the girls' team tallied five wins, six losses. Outstanding performers in their individ- ual events were Ron Kipp, Dave Lindsey, Laurie Samsel, John Zipprich, Kay Cou- sins, Rob Bignall, Kathy Batchelor, John Johnson and Kim Anderson. Fourteen team members went to Dis- trict at Reynolds. The boys placed third and with just seven girls participating, a fourth place was scored. After district, 5 tankers were qualified for State. They were Rob Bignall, Ron Kipp, Laurie Sam- sel, John Johnson and Kay Cousins. The team voted Vickie Cyphers, Kathy Batchelor and John Zipprich most improv- ed while most valuable swimmers were Laurie Samsel and Dave Lindsey. Swim team boys are (1st row from L ) Tom Kipp, David Kitchen, Lindsey, Rex Eisner, Coach James Anstine. (2nd row) Craig Cousins, Berger, John Zipprich, Ron Kipp, Steve Lindsey, Scott Leroy. Rob demonstrates a back dive after winning at district. Dave Gary Students trip to the light fantastic. 29 FOOD DRIVE PRODUCES 1,617 Many needy people throughout die community were able to have a merry Christmas due to the donation of various canned foods by the citizens of Sandy. TTie Key Club sponsored the annual drive under the direction of the Kiwanis. Taking first place in the competition were the juniors with 764 cans. Second place winners were seniors who collected 496. Third and fourth were the sophomores and freshmen with 217 and 36 cans. Key Club members proudly display food for the needy. Connie McMurtry reigns over senior collection of canned foods. 31 REVIVED MEE MA Editor Arenetta Paige crowns court. Royalty enjoys annual court dance. 33 MEE MA court members are (from left) Carol Holt, Dean Phelps, Anne Devecka, Ron Boyles, Queen Anita Schneider King Leon Verdoom, Char Hames, Roger Williams, Laurie Jonsrud and Brent Peterson. Mike Hite Leon Verdoom Tom Fussell Brent Peterson 3 SENIORS OUTSTANDING Q, J, Williams Dale Sliger 34 The Sandy Pioneers suffered through their worst year in history during the 1969-70 season as they stumbled to a 2-20 record, a 2-18 league tally. Pacing the Pioneers in over-all sea- son statistics was Forward Mike Hite who paced the Frontiersmen The Sandy Pioneers suffered through their worst year in history during the 1969-70 season as they stumbled to a 2-20 record, a 2-18 league record. Pacing the Pioneers in over-all sea- son statistics was Forward Mike Hite, who paced the Frontiersmen in seven different categories. He finished the season with 220 points for all games for an even 10.0 point average. He also led the team in gains, fouls, field goals made, field goal percentage, free throws percentage and ball losses. Senior jumping-jack, Center Brent Peterson was the top rebounder with 163, 82. 2 a game, and ended the sea- son as the third leading scorer with 154 points, a 7. 7 average. Senior Forward Leon Verdoom also had an outstanding campaign, finishing the year with 180 points for an even nine point average in league play. Junior Guard Steve Buhler tied Hite for the top shooting percentage from the floor 40 per cent and finished just a notch below Peterson on the scoring ladder with 152 points, a 7. 6 clip. Randy Ackers topped the team in as- sists and finished fifth in scoring with 105 points for a 5. 3 average. Varsity team members are (kneeling) Mgrs. Joel Mills, Kent Blaisdell, Mike Sutton, Art Blaisdell. (1st row) Terry Nolan, Steve Buhler, Randy Ackers, Dale Sliger, Brent Peterson, Leon Verdoom, Mike Hite, Terry Cansler, Tom Fussell, Coach Jim Kitchen. Not pictured are John Mills and O. J. Williams. Terry Nolan pushes up a lay-in Brent Peterson rebounds Estacada's free shot. Pioneer jumps high for an attempted block. Coach Kitchen checks with scorekeeper. J. V. team members are (1st row) Mgr. Dave Levan, Mgr. Dennis Lake, Coach Dennis Warren. (2nd row) Pat Sutton, Stan Buhler, Don Adamson, Alan Curtis, Jim Kerr, Robert Harrell. (3rd row) Dean Dickinson, Bob Mahn, Roy Perkins, Rick Zimmerman, Ocie Coleman, Mike Leary, Dave Yanish, Bryce Bignall. Not pictured are Ted Sampson, Rick Bell, Craig Stewart and Ken Johnson. J.V. TEAM BOASTS 6’ 7” SOPHOMORE Coach Dennis Warren's J. V. basketball five finished the 1969-70 hoop campaign with a 6-14 record for Wilco League play. Outstanding individuals were 6'-7 Center Rick Zimmerman, the top re- bounder; Forward Craig Stewart, the top scorer; Ted Sampson, leader in assists while Mike Leary, although missing many games with a knee injury, wound up as the fourth leading scorer. Others who showed ability were Bryce Bones Bignall with his scoop shot, Dean Dickinson, a good outside shooter; Ocie Coleman, a great jumper, and Pat Sutton, a great pro-golf prospect. by Mike Hite Freshman basketball team membeis are (row 1) Mgr, Joel Wall, Rod Bates, Greg Grockett, Ralph Peterson, Jay Miller, Doug Blaisdell, Jeff Schneider, Coach Glen Smith. (Second row) Dan Thompson, Randy Moody, Wayne Stone, Gary Schwartz. (Third row') Tom O'Harrow, Ran- dy Bryant, Jay Gynther, Dan Gilbert, Greg Bender, 38 MUSICIANS BUSY PEOPLE Junior Stage band performs at seasonal concert. Pioneers employee choreography as well as sing- ing at performances. Rosanne Hudson smiles bashfully before beginning solo. 39 Coach Proett and friend, Miss Ince, don skis and prepare to mount the slopes. SKIERS PLACE 3RD IN STATE Again this year, the Sandy ski team brought home a trophy from State, a third place. Lee Englesby placed first in State and proved himself to be a real skier. With only two members being seniors, there will be eight varsity lettermen returning next year and expect- ations for more trophies will be high. 40 Ski team members are (pictured above) Tom Tollenbeck, Steve Vermaas, Paula McGugin, Coach Cheryl Proett, Dave Ross, Jerry Carlson and (below) Mike Hilbruner, Wally Johnson, Lee Englesby, Kent Cushman, Brent Hil- bruncr. First place winner in State, Lee Englesby zips.down mountain slope. 41 WUNISCHE TRAVELS TO STATE MEET Varsity wrestling team members are (kneeling from 1.) Bob Phillips, Les Johnson, Jim Bourn, Tom Althauser, Pat Dyal, Dave Portrey, Jerry Wesselink. (Standing) Coach Zeldon Gemhart, Doug Harding, Tony Malar, Paul Wunische, Mike Dyal, and Kurt Dob in. Junior varsity team members are (kneeling from 1.) Todd Day, Jim Northup, Herb Jones, Larry Wolfe, Roger Stearns, Dan O'Dell, Ault Moore, (standing) Coach Ed Hug, Jerry Stratton, Cary Parker, Jim Dunn, Stan Bess- ant, Steve Truesdale. 42 I Pin him, Jamie! Team members congratudlate Mike Dy al after a victory. WINTER COURT ROYALTY REIGNS Winter Court dance, sponsored,by J. C. C. ended a very lively A. F. S. Week with the foreign ex- change students from other schools at the dance. Olga Luciano was crowned Queen to end a fun- filled week of many, varied activities. Crowns await royalty Exchange students introduce new dance. Winter Court royalty includes Escort Dean Eblen, Princess Connie, Escort Jamie Hendricks, Princess LaLonnie, Escort Brent Peterson, Queen Olga, Princess Debbie, Escort Paul Wunishche, Princess Becky, Escort Doug Harding, 44 Connie McMurtrey Senior Princess Debbie Moore Sophomore Princess LaLonnie Jackson Junior Princess Becky Bell Freshman Princess Olga Luciano Queen 45 10 TURN OUT FOR THIRD TENNIS SEASON Coach Jana Ince oversees match warm-up. Tennis team members are (sitting) Anita Wadkins, Debbie Deason, Sue Englesby, Susan Boitano. (Standing) Starla Oldenkamp, Linda Cain, Coach Jana Ince, Pat Carey, Karen Hall. Not pictured are Terrie Martin and Pam Marsh. The SUHS girls' tennis team played in seven meets this year. Coached by Miss Jana Ince, girls who played in singles were: Karen Hall and Linda Cain. Girls involved in doubles were Debbie Deason, Pat Carey, Starla Oldenkamp, Sue Boitano, Pam Marsh, Anita Wadkins and Teri Martin. This was the third year for tennis at Sandy Union High Sch- ool. Debbie Deason and Sue Englesby get in position for doubles. 47 Olga and Silvano quench their thirst at AFS tea Cary Berger entertains during AFS party. At right: exchange students entertain at annual com- munity AFS dinner. 48 AFS WEEK Supt Croston pens a message to former student ACTIVITIES VARY A. F. S. Week ended with the annual community din- ner Saturday night. Seniors won the competition by raising the most money while juniors were second. Queen Olga reigned over the festive week which in- cluded activities such as two A. F. S. plays, pie throw and a party on Saturday night. AFS members turn actors. Freshman Connie Eldridge smears Mrs. Hart during frosh pie throw. J V 49 Cary seeks shelter during father-daughter fight RAIN-SOAKED BASEBALLERS EXPERIENCE TOUGH SEASON The Sandy Pioneer baseball squad under Coach Jim Turin completed their most successful season in recent years, finishing the year with a 5-11 record. Individual standouts included third baseman, Leon Verdoom, senior, the only team member to be a better than . 300 hitter, who made all-league honorable mention and Larry Moody, junior and left fielder, who was also named honorable mention. Combining to win all five games, Pitcher Jim Martin, senior, tall- ied three and Rookie Mike Pullen, sophomore, won two. Terry Nolan did not score any wins, but he pitched some tight games. Varsity Baseball team members are (kneeling from L) Mike Pullen, Roger Wecker, Steve Tillman, Rob Bignall, Larry Moody, Mgr. Randy Hunt, (standing from 1.) Coach James Turin, Jim Martin, Ross Snell, John Plumondore, Roy Brinkley, Don Pullen, Leon Verdoom. 50 J. V, baseball team members are (kneeling from L) Rod Bates, Greg Bender, Jerry Stratton, Randy Moody, Wayne Stone, Mike Jordan, Mgr. Joel Mills. (Standing) Coach Glen Smith, John Day, Mike Abercrombie, Allen Sturdy, Rod Liepold, Randall Bryant, Jim Parmelee, Lyle Shoppert and Ray Perkins. 51 JR.-SR. CLASS PRESENTS PLAY :l Play company consisted of (from left) Chris Bergesen, Mike Dyal, Dan Dahrens, Kari Bergesen, Vickie Eblen, Jacke Boston, Betty Buckel, Bill Mouser, Margie Workinger, Mrs. Eleanor Howard, Nancy Seiber, Mike Lindsey, Louise Snell, Kent Blaisdell, Mark Thornberg, Ruth Reckman, Dean Eblen and Judy Naas. Dan and Kent assure proper lighting positions. Great Ceaser's Ghost was the first of its kind for SUHS. Unlike class plays in the past in the past it was a combined effort of both juniors and seniors. The play, named for its chief but unseen character, proved to be highly successful as well as entertaining. The play company consisted ot: Louise Snell .................. Mike Dyal .............. Vickie Eblen .................. Bill Mouser ................... Betty Buckel .................. Judy Nass .............. Nancy Seiber .................. Dean Eblen .............. Margie Workinger............... Mike Lindsay .................. Kari Bergeson ................. Kent Blaisdell ................ Anita Schneider................ Helen Maxwell Phineas Farthingale Phoebe Maxwell Johnson Penelope Maxwell Esther Deborah De Royster Dick Hattie The Great Mahjah Aunt Polly Maxwell lights tickets Kris Bergeson, Jacke Boston, Janice Ba ker, Ruth Reckman ..................................prompting Mrs. Eleanor Howard.........................advisor 52 Do a good job, Mike. Dean cautiously steals remaining cake. 53 Jacke seeks privacy while studying lines, SPRINTER PETERSON MAKES STATE; Tom O'Harrow hurries to beat his teammate across the finish line. Sprinter Brent Peterson broke all existing records in both the 100 and 220 as he was easily the outstanding individual on the 1970 squad. Peterson broke the 100-yard dash record established in 1968 by Dave Jackley of 10.0 by flying to a 9. 7, clocking the second fastest time in the state this year. Brent won the Wilco League title for the 100 at dist- rict and was credited with a fifth place but a photo finish picture showed he was easily third. Track team members arc (sitting from L ) Jeff Hollenbeck, Mark Moore, John Keller, John Dixon, Joe Wall, Ralph Peterson. (Kneel- ing) Dan O'Dell, Bill Stockam, Doug Blaisdell, Gene Stanley, Dan Plumondore, Allen Curtis, Jim Kerr. (Standing) Coach Dennis War- ren, Mgr. Ken Haselwander, John Zipprich, Brent Peterson, Mark Bowman, Randy Huscrik, Greg Grokett and Coach Ed Hug. Stress of running, especially with tom ligaments, shows on Brent Peterson's face. Randy Huserik prepares to fling the discus. Gene Stanley competes in running event. John and Dan lift 'em high to clear the hurdles. Just a freshman, Greg Grokett places fourth in district in the two-mile. Starter Principal Peterson has just fired the gun for the 880. 56 CAMPAIGN STYLES VARY Presidential nominee Bill Mouser tells what it is all about. SHOW UNMASKS Shawn Admire and friends play Ring Around the Rosy. Bill Blankenship, Steve Christensen, Brian Boothby and Dale Sliger present Steve's compositions. Sophomore girls, Diane Crambo, Doreen Whitlock, Sue Ma- jors and Dawn Crambo, bring back memories? '69 grad Mike Eblen reunites with cousins Dean and Mitch for their traditional Eblen trio. 58 Back to vaudeville, maybe? 59 SUHS members show appreciation for fellow student's talent. SENIORS DO THEIR THING Above: Hippie Day participants include (standing) Annette Burrell, Rhonda Hayes, Leslie Samsel, Julie Asakawa, Nancy Erickson and (sitting) Debbie Alsup and Debbie Hubbard. Seniors Debbie Widenmann, Gary Duclo, Carol Holt, Gwenna Shaw, Angie Salzmann, and Laurie Jonsrud become Hillbillies for a day. 60 Hillbilly participants include (1st row) Pat Carey, Annette Burrell, Vicki Miles, Mark Lee, Arenetta Paige, Les Sam- sel, Curt Meier, Debbie Fraly. (2nd row) Sandra Phelps, Sue Boitano, Debbie Deason, Darla Yeager, Rita Wheaton, Laurel Swails, Julie Schneider and Debbie Hubbard. No matter what Curt and Ken Meier do, they are still twins! NEW COACH DIRECTS GOLF TEAM The Sandy Pioneer linksmen compiled a five win, seven loss record in duel meet competition this year. Medal- ist Pat Sutton, sophomore, competed as number one man throughout the season and finished seventh in District. Golf fortunes are on the upswing, Coach Kitchen com- mented. I will welcome back my entire varsity squad of Sutton, Mike Bowman, Steve Vermaas, Randy Ackers, Steve Buhler and Tom Hollenbeck plus J. V. 's 'Fearless' Ned Lamke, Ken Blount and Cliff Sandercock. Pat Sutton takes healthy swing. Golf team members are Cliff Sandercock, Steve Buhler, Ken Blount, Roger Williams, Steve Vermaas, Mike Bowman, Pat Sutton, and Coach Jim Kitchen. “TAHITIAN TWILIGHT” REIGNS The 1969-70 Prom royalty consisted of Ron Pinkerton, Kathy Roper, Gary Berger, LaLonnie Jackson, Brent Peterson Queen Laurie Jonsrud, Rosannc Hudson, John Warren, Char Hames, Gary Painter. 63 The Prom court enjoys royalty dance. PROM CARRIES Bob Parker and date dance to the enchanting music. Bill Mouser announces the evenings activities. Harold Friberg and date, Bev Capes, stop to admire scenery. Freshman servers include Janet Roper, Marsha Leipold, Debbie Haselwander, and Laurie Weisen. 64 HAWAIIAN THEME Laurie is ovenvelmingly surprised by the announcement of Queen Prom dates and escorts dance to live Hawaiian Music. Newly elected A SB President Gary Berger poses with date LaLonnie Jackson. 65 ASSEMBLIES RANGE IN VARIETY Faculty members display hula-hoop talents during basketball pep assembly. Olga and Gorge dance for students. Leap frog anyone? 66 Mr. Zel Gcrnhart, wrestling coach, introduces visiting South African wrestlers at special student body assembly. BOOK LARNIN’ SENIOR Senior class officers are (seated from L) Toni Hergert, business manager; Janice Johnson, secretary; Rosanne Hudson, treasurer; (standing) Char Hames, vice president; and Betty Buckel, president Karen Hukee Senior class advisers are Mr. Clifford O'Harrow, Mrs. Thayus Parmenter and Mrs. Peggy Hart. and Karen Hall dress for graduation. YEAR BIG Art Blaisdell shows bowling ability during early morn- ing hours of senior all-night party. Seniors take time out from their busy day to make an underclassman wash the senior bench JORDANIAN STUDENT Janice Baker Steve Behrens Marshall Bales Bonnie Bender Steve Barlow Rob Bignall Vickie Batchelor Art Blaisdell 70 STUDIES AT SANDY Gary Blaske Aaron Bowman Ron Boyles Betty Buckel Susan Boitano Sue Bond Seniors Mike Hilbruncr, Joe Dyal, Betty Buckel and Arenetta Paige listen with interest at rap session, Brian Boothby Mark Bowman Sandra Brook Linnea Cansler QUEEN OLGA REIGNS Pat Carey Sam Chianello Kayleen Carlson Elaine Chatelain Don Comer Sherrie Cripps Delores Dalgliesh Craig Cousins Dave Daniels George Culp Jerry Damall 72 AT WINTER COURT DANCE Queen Olga is escorted by Brent Peterson at dance. June 1, 1970 To the people of Sandy High School: It's hard to believe that the school year is all over now. Time has gone so fast! Pretty soon I'll be back in my own country with my own people, I would like to express here, how much this year has meant to me, but I am afraid that words are not expressive enough. All I can say is that I will never, never forget my stay- ing here and the people that I got to know. T Olga Luciano San Juan Bosco 41 Santo Domingo Dominican Republic AFS'ers get to know Sandy students. 73 SCHOLASTIC LEADERS Shelly Douglas Cary Duclo Janice Johnson, 3. 58 GPA 74 VERSATILE PEOPLE Nick Eklund Joe Dyral Salutatorian Anne Devecka, 3. 76 GPA Karen Hall, 3. 71 GPA Don Durr Dean Eblen Vickie Eblen Ernie Eggleston Nancy Erickson Anita Schneider, 3. 55 GPA 75 YES... IT’S Deborah Frafy Steve Gantenbein Kenneth Griffin Charlotte Haines Tom Fussell Ralph Goins David Gzik Carolyn Haneberg Sandra Gantenbein Gary Goods on Candice Haak Kathleen Harrison Karen Hall Debra Hatcher 76 REALLY A BATHTUB! Is it really another Woodstock? Students groove at Senior Dance. Rhonda Hayes Bruce Haynes Terri Hewitt Mike Hilbruner Mike Hite Earl Hollenbeck Carol Holt 77 MEMORIES ARE Delores Dalgliesh sports cowgirl attire fitting for a Pioneer during senior Week. Karen Hukee Ron Hutchins Janice Johnson Debra Hubbard Mark Housden Bobby Hunt John Johnson Rosanne Hudson Randy Huserik Lonna Johnson MADE OF THESE ... Maiy Jo Madison Tony Malar James Martin Paula McGugin Curtis Meier Kenneth Meier Victoria Miles Constance McMurtrey AND John Mouser Carol Paluck Dale Newman Joe Oldenburg Arenetta Paige Robert Parker Brent Peteison Dean Phelps Sandra Phelps John Plum ondore George Porter Jeffrey Purdy Kathleen Purdy Elizabeth Reckmann Angelika Salzmann Leslie Samsel THESE • • • Hat, Sock and Button Day brings out brings out Julie Asakawa and Senor (?) Vickie Eblen. Funeral rites are accorded the departed fetal pigs of Biology II students (from U) Mark Bowman, Ron Hutchins, John Johnson, Mike Sutton and Leon Verdoorn. Anita Schneider Julie Schneider Shirley Searls Gwenna Shaw Cynthia Smith Dale Sliger Lorita Sheppard 81 YEAR NEARS END Linda Smith Louise Snell Kerry Steiner Michael Sutton Laurel Swails Jean Thompson Joyce Truesdale Steve Tillman i Twin brothers, Ken and Curt Meier, enjoy prom with lovely dates Sue Major and Connie Eldridge AT PROM TIME Deborah Widenmann Carolyn Williams Q, L Williams Roger Williams Margie Workinger Darla Yeager Paul Wunische Donna Zimmerman CAMERA SHY Jim Blankenship Arnold Ersland George Kimery Dave Fischer Gary Marshall John Hall Steve Nederhiser Norma Hunt Brad Brant Jackie Tuttle Rob Imeson Janice Kasner Mike Day Victor Moore John Zipprirh 83 Mr. Clifford O'Harrow prepares to give leaders of Baccalaureate march their que. BACCALAUREATE MAY 31, 1970 Invocation...........Rev. James McGugin Scripture Reading....Father Carl Gimple Speaker............ROSS A. Tunnel Benediction. . ..... Rev. James McGugin Where's your organization? Mr. Peterson lines up couples before entrance march. 84 Gary Goodson caught laughing at flirtatious Delores Dalgliesh. Ken Meier escorts Olga Luciano down aisle to Baccalaureate service. Leslie Samsel and Mark Bowman hesitate before long march. Speakers Rev. McGugin, Father Gixnple and Mr. Tunnel pose before ceremonies begin. 85 JUNE 1970 Senior class president, Betty Buckel, delivers class history. This is not the beginning of the end; This is not even the end of the beginning . . . But rather this is a part of a chapter With the book still to be completed. Faces of administration members, Mr. Peterson, Mr. Croston, Mr. Meier and Rev. Neuenfeldt express various emotions dur- Mrs. Hart distributes long stemmed white roses to senior girls. 87 What's in the punch Louise? Bus driver, Mrs. Loretta Bender watches evening's Mrs. Eleanore Hermanson takes time activities from safe van- out from camera duty to take a shot tagC pQjnt- at pins. Scorekeeper Debbie Hatcher given pointers by O. J. Williams while sleepy-heads Arenetta Paige and Rob Bignall watch action. SENIOF ALL NIGHT PARTY Spectacular jump fails to reach high ball. Catcha! O. J. Williams reaches for refreshments during break in bowling. Steve Tillman, Leon Verdoorn and Lennie Williams congre ate around food on cool cafeteria floor. Victor Moore shows excitement over perfect ball, 89 JUNIOR-SENIOR PLAY, CANNED FOOD Louise Snell, senior; Mike Dyal, junior; Kari Bergesen, jun- ior; Vickie Eblen, senior; Betty Buckel, senior; and Nancy Sei- ber, junior, combine dramatic efforts to on Junior-Senior play. Enjoying the magic of Tahitian Twilight are senior, Debbie Alsup, and escort. DRIVE WIN, PROM BIG EVENTS OF YEAR Winning the canned food drive, the juniors collected 764 items of the 1613 total to beat out the seniors by 268 cans. The class of '71 numbered approximately 150 this year. With this voice power, they se- cured top honors on the Totem Pole several times during the year, Karen Hutchins served as Homecoming prin- cess and LaLonnie Jackson was Winter Court princess, LaLonnie and Kathy Roper reigned as prom princesses during the magic of the spring event. Working hard as juniors classes always do, they sponsored the Annual Junior-Senior Prom, Tahitian Twilight featured a volcano, a waterfall, island scenery and palm trees. Junior class officers are Steve Buhler, vice-president; Judy Naas, secretary; Heather Harper, treasurer; and Cliff Sandercock, pres- ident. Les Decker and Bill Mouser work hard keeping score at wrestling match. Class advisers are (standing) Mr. Jack Peebler and Miss JoAnn Wohlford, and (seated) Mr. Gary Con- nelly and Mr. Bill Jordans. 91 “TAHITIAN TWILIGHT” Randy Ackers Linnea Adamson Chris Aeppli Tom Alhauser Kim Anderson Gary Anliker Kay Ashton Don Barwick Kathy Batchelor Mary Bandy Shirley Barlow Debbie Beiser Diane Bernhardt Rick Bell Gary Berger Fred Bignell Lorraine Bigelow Judy Billings 92 CHOSEN PROM THEME Donald Castle Gayle Claus Suzy Croston Clifford Culp Kent Cushman Dan Dahrens Dexter Daniels Lori Darr Barbra Davidson Debbie Culp Delmer Davidson Mark Dahl Les Decker Geoff Denhart Kurt Dobin Marilyn Dove Rex Eisner Sue Englesby Steve Fischer Left: Couples await crowning of 1970 Prom Court 93 JUNIORS MAKE Julie Fleischman Ron Fleming Allan Goger Frank Gokey Kathy Grant Cathy Grubowski Debbie Gundcrman Phillip Gzik Ed Hanning Junior scholastic leaders are (left to right) Dan O'Dell, 3, 60; Mike Dyal, 3. 50; and Les Decker, 3, 67. Jan Haselwander Joyce Hilton Tom Hollenbeck SCHOLAR LIST Raye Hortter Richard Hossner Don Hutchins Karen Hutchins LaLonnie Jackson Vickie Jaenke Karl Jackley Teresa James Butch Johnson Les Johnson Phillip Johnson Ivalyn Jones Mary Kerr Kathy Kissner Glenn Krum David Kitchen 95 CLASS OF ’71 96 SPONSORS DANCE Bill Mouser Shirlec Martin Patsy McCulloch Linda McDermed Dave Medders Connie Millhollin Judy Naas Jim Nicholls Rick Nieman Terry Nolan Danny O'Dell Mike O'Hara Kevin O'Harrow- Nancy O'Harrow Starla Oldcnkamp Hod Painter Cary Parker Pat Parker 97 Dave Portrcy LALONNIE, KAREN Larry Prater Don Pullen Ruth Reckmann Steve Re dm on Nancy Rice Lynn Rickards Vemita Rickards Kathy Roper Dave Ross Cliff Sandercock Janet Scales Rosanne Scheel Lauralyn Schenk Ray Schoppert Doug Schrade Nancy Seiber Mike Shearman Debbie Stewart Art Stronk Steve Stuchlik Larry Thomas Karla Thornberg Mark Thornberg RATE ROYALTY BIDS Chloe Updegrave Nancy Van Ende Roger Wecker Dennis Weisen Jerry Wesselink Edna Wheeler Robert Williams Debbie Williams Diane Williams Debbie Wolf Kathy Wolfe Larry Wolfe Linda Woody Charles Young Steve Zielinski 99 100 CLASS OF ’72 OFFICERS SERVE; 7 RATE HIGH HONORS Sophomore class officers are Debbie Moore, business manager; Nancy Snyder, treasurer; Mike Leary, president Sophomore class officers are Debbie Moore, business manager; Nancy Snyder, treasurer; Mike Leary, president; Susie Copper, vice-president. Sue Major plays marimba for My Fair Lady. The sophomore class began the school year with an enrollment of 224 students. Officers aided the Student Council executives to sponsor a welcoming Frosh party the second week of school. Homecoming activities included decorating for the An- nual dance, designing and constructing a float for the uptown rally and electing a class princess, Cathy Proc- tor. In the annual canned food drive at Christmastime, the class scored fourth place but they had tried hard. Nancy Root participated actively in the annual AFS fund drive by acting in one of the comedies presented to the student body and the public. Sophomore scholastic leaders for the year 1969-70 are Stan Buhler, 3.61; Jeanine Koester, 3.50; Ruth Bowman, 3. 89; Nancy Hedden, 3.94; Barbara Porter, 3. 50; Laurie Samsel, 3. 50; and Debbie Schneider, 3.83. Dan Adamson Lorrie Ahrerikiel Marselina Alsup Steve Annis Roy Audas Regina Ballou Mike Abercrombie Ethel Bandy Tracy Sharon Jeff Thomas Timothy Helen Baylis Beatty Beaudoin Benshoof Benshoof Bernard Bryce Bignall Larry Boitano (V Wf 3 Debbie Booth Jim Bourn Mike Bowman Ruth Bowman Sharon Brewer Curtis Budd Lucy Budd Stan Jennifer Art Buhler Burdick Caba Jenny Carolus Ruth Carr Beverly Case Lisa Chi anello Debra Claus Dan Comer Roy Comer Curt Cheever Mike Chestnut 101 D°n Jackie Susie Kay Mary Mike John Conn Copher Copper Cousins Cox Craig Day Sandra Willorene Hal Laurel Sharon Mitch Leona Deason Dewi tt Dudley Dunham Eads Eblen Enz Linda Kathy Dick Epperson Erickson Ernst Sheryl T any Exum Ferraris Becky Flath Alan Forest Maureen Gerald Steve Fov rl er Freauff Freauff % 'e Perry Furnish Roy Goins Bruce Friberg Jeff Gilliland Dawn Grambo 102 Dong Lynn Ken Mike Nancy Debbie Grace Harding Hartzler Haselwander Hashagen Hedden Herrington Higgins Diane Granibo Mike Grassl Charlie Griffin Rita Guinn Allen G underm an Lori Haefner Sharrell Haggstrom Sophomores Jennifer Burdick, Opal Bryant, Lorric Ahrenkiel, Cathy Proctor and Debbie Lane peddle class baked goods to raise funds for AFS Week. 103 Patty Sienko, Diane Bernhardt and Linda St. Clair have just landed from their satellite on Pioneers in Space day. Greg shows that even the shortest, he has muscles. 104 PIONEERS-IN-SPACE OUTFITS UNIQUE Bill Bonnie Sherri Wally Julie LaNetta Debbie Jeffcott Johnson Johnson Johnson Jones Jones Judd Ron Kipp Debbie Valeria Barbara Jim Debra Gail King Kincade Kersting Kerr Karlen Kary Jeanine Jack Alan Koester Konell Curtis Dennis Ned Debbie Lake Lamke Lane Karen LaPoint Mike Dave Steve Jan Charla Lars Sally Leary Levan Lindsey Little Loundree Lundeen Lymph Terry Marsh Marilyn Matheson Pat McMahon Susan Meddars Susan Mellen 105 Bettie Mi eke Is on Debbie Moore Leslie Nelson Roy Nicholson Dennis Paasch SOPH. JOIN POLITICAL ARENA Susie Leora Chris Jaycee Donita Rick Nelson Ness Neuenfeldt Newman Zeinlenski Zimmerman Gloria Mid Dale James Tom Ren Norris Norris Northup North up Oldenburg Oldenkamp Chris Parker Steve Parker Billy Parks Dan Plum ondore 106 Charley Griffen sweeps floor while others watch. Barbara Lola Joyce Cathy Porter Prater Price Proctor Cheryl Mike Linda Pullen Pullen Quinn Gene Tammy Steve Mike Nancy Mark Ted Radford Remington Reynolds Richardson Root Salisbury Sampson Laurie Dave Cathy Debbie Donald Connie Bill Samsel Sandercock Schmidt Schneider Schneider Scharade Seale 107 SOPHOMORE ACTIVITIES VARIED Don John Nancy Buddy Barbara Nancy Linda Senner Shibley Shutes Simpson Smith Snyder St. Clair Debbie Stone Jerry Craig Stratton Stew a rt Camille Struttman Bill Stockam Bill Sullivan Pat Sutton Robert Tabor Carl Taylor Lona Tigli Steve Truesdale Freida VanHaelst Larry Upde grave Steve Vermaas Lesa Wallace Ken Ward Joyce Warren Doreen Whitlock Don Williams BiU Winchester Rhonda Wolf David Betty Melvin Wunische York Zimmerman Enthusiastic sophomores await the downtown march during Homecoming parade. 109 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS AND LEADERS The Class of '73 was the largest to enter the halls of Sandy Union High with a total of 235 enrolled the first day of school. As usual, the class was welcomed with a party, spon- sored by the Student Council and sophomore class officers, the second week of school. The frosh worked hard on their Homecoming float, fin- ishing third, and were responsible for clean up after the Homecoming dance. Participating in the Annual Key Club canned food drive, they contributed 37 cans. Several class members contributed their talents to the school atmosphere. Greg Grokett ran the long distances, scoring well in meets. Herb Jones, Richard Gay, Randy Moody, Doug Rowell, Gary Schwartz, Debbie Gunderson, Carole Hoffarth, Jenny Oldenburg and Lynne Lamke were outstanding in the Sandy High Concert Band. An octet was formed and performed at the underclassman concert. Shawn Admire displayed her dancing talent at the Annual Talent Show. Freshman class officers are (1st row) Becky Bell, treasur- er; Randy Moody, president; Diane Moore, secretary; (2nd row) Cheryl Anderson, vice-president; Dan Thompson, business manager. This year's freshmen scholastic leaders are (1st row) Charlene Hunter, 3.60; Karen Moon, 3.80; (2nd row) Richard Gay, 3. 50; Debbie Gunderson, 3. 60 (3rd row) Debbie Belcher, 3. 50; and Greg Bender, 3. 50. 110 FROSH SPONSOR PIE THROW FOR AFS Shawn Glorianna Cheryl Garlan Kerry George Debbie Admire Alsup Anderson Anderson Annis Bales Banks Debbie Rodney Eugene Pat David Debbie Becky Barlow Bates Beaudoin Beckman Beiser Belcher Bell Greg Bender Stan Bessant Emma Doug Ken Mary Bigelow Blaisdell Blount Boston Donna Brown Chuck Randy Wanda Jerry Marcia Barbara Jeff Bruebaker Brant Canfield Carlson Carr Castle Chaney Loretta Claus John Comer Cooper Trella Cramer Carol Craig 111 Vickie Mark Sandra Diane Sherrie Debbie Brenda Cyphers Dahrens Davidson Davis Day Deney DeWitt DeAnn Sherrie Chris William Brad Chris Pat Dixon Dodson Dudley Dunham Dunn Durr Dyal David Judy Connie Tammy Lori Eloise Edmonds Eggleston Eldridge Eisner Ellwood Englesby Kim Fastelin Fred Founds Julie Fox Donna Fraly Julie Frits che Linda Gage Richard Gay Dan Gilbert Mark Gilbert Ramona Goetschius Shelley Goodell Nina Grant Greg Grokett Dorothy Grandy 112 Debbie Jay Ralph Eve David Theresa Connie Gunderson Gynthor Gzik Haefner Haggstrom Haggstrom Halverson Debbie Harding Roger Hartwick Debra Leonard Nileen Terry Haselwander Jackson Hawkeswood Hawkins Rick Hane Ed Brent Elizabeth Norm Carole Calet Rick Henry Hilbruner Hills Hilton Hoffarth Hottman Hottman Butch Carol Hughes Hunt Charlene Hunt Rod Huserik Barbie Johnston Judy Herb Johnson Jones Diane Jordan Margie Kalama Richard Beverly Kennedy Kincade Tom Kipp Lynne Lamke Cheryl Scott Debbie Koehler Kuzmesky Lambert Marie Victor Larson Lehr Janet Leary Winnie Marcia Julie Diane Donni Pam Teri Lekberg Liepold Lloyd Lundquist Morany Marsh Martin Jay Miller Sue Moffet Randy Moody Marie Moore Diane Moore _____ Molly Matthews Linda Metelak 114 FROSH RALLY TRIO Cheryl Anderson Frosh rally poses for camera. Shawn Admire Becky Bell RANDY DRAFTED FOR CYCLE RACE Mark Vickie Andy Phyllis Martha Teresa Mark Moore Moore Mori and Murray McCarty McMahon McMurtrcy David Don Alan Dale Don Tom Jenny Nederhiser Nicholls Norris Northup O'Dell O'Harrow Oldenburg Kathy Steven Gayle Margaret Kathy Stan Ralph Page Page Paluck Parkes Peck Persons Peterson Bob Phillips David Phillips Dan Pierce Dan Ply male Tina Purdy Diane Kuehn Terry Redding Peter Doug Karen Salzmann Rowell Roth Robin Ross Janet Roper Rosie Reynolds Joan Reich 116 Randy Moody gets head start on others, during trike race. Frosh boys pull their homecoming float, while little buck rides on the top in glamore. Doug Lyle Gary Shirley Beverly Terry Rod Sauer Shoppert Schwartz Scott Searls Scarls Setterland Ken Shaw Robin Smith Laura Snelson Patty Terry Gayle Sienko Smoke Snell Barry Sorrels Wayne Sylvia Alan Stone Stronk Sturdy Jay S wails Nils Thomberg WaYne Sharon Anita Rita Rosella Laurie Diane Vollmer Vollmer Wadkins Wallace Warren Weisen Williams Jackie LaVeme Karen Zimmerman Zimmerman Zulauf 118 KISSIN’ COUSINS AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE AFS oflicers are (1st row from L) Jan Haselwander, corresponding sec- retary; Paula McGugin, president; Olga Luciano, foreign exchange student; Cyndi Smith, vice-president; (2nd row) Kathy Harrison, recording secre- tary; Advisers Eleanore Hermanson and Peggy Hart; Curt Meier, treasurer. AFS members are (1st row, from L) Debbie Deason, Steve Christensen, Nancy Rice, Debbie Gunderson, Rosella War- ren, Olga Luciano, Nancy Root, Laurie Samsel, Joyce Warren, Gwenna Shaw, Lynn Lamke. (2nd row) Arenetta Paige, Dean Phelps, Louise Snell, Julie Asakawa, Carol Paluck, Debbie Hubbard, Chris Neuenfeldt, Carol Holt, Betty Buckel, Toni Hergert, Sue Englesby, Lori Darr. (3rd row) Mike Lindsey, Carolyn Haneberg, Mark Moore, Lauralynn Schenk, Rosanne Scheel, Gary Berger, Randy Huserik, Suzy Croston, Brent Peterson, Laurie Jonsrud, Char Hames, Susan Morgan, (4th row) Shirlee Martin, Connie Eldridge, LaLonnie Jackson, Don Hutchins, Ruth Reckmann, Kent Blaisdell, Liz Reck- mann, Nancy Seiber, Kathy Grant, Donna Zimmerman and Art BlaisdelL 120 Winter Court Queen Olga says, Naughty, naughty to photographer. Olga acts as mistress of ceremonies at annual dinner. AFS members present one act play Be Home by Midnight. 121 Teri Martin appreciates Rally. Miss Beehler and Miss Rae meditate in sun. Pep Club members are (1st row from 1. ) Ad- viser Georgia Rae; Nancy Root, vice president Cyndi Smith, president; Mary Cox, secretary; and Terry Martin, treasurer. (2nd row) Julie Jones, LaVem Zimmerman, Chris Woodard, Susan Nelson. (3rd row) Joyce Truesdale, Deb- die Alsup, Barbara Porter and Donita Zielin- ski. 122 Key Klubbers Kount Kans. 'Key Club officers are. (sitting) Mike Dyal, president; Adviser Zel Gernhart, Dave Medders, vice- president; Craig Cousins, secretary. Key Club members include (1st row) Larry Wolfe, Mike Grassl, Mark Salisbury, Jerry Stratton. (2nd row) Les Decker, Danny O'Dell, Gary Berger and Jerry Wesselink. Girls' Athletic Association officers are Debbie Hat- cher, treasurer; Jan Haselwander, secretary; Mrs. Dor- othy Adams, adviser; Sue Englesby, vice-president; and Arenetta Paige, president. Adviser: Mrs. Adams GAA membership includes (1st row from 1.) Darla Yeager, Bonnie Bender, Shirley Searls, Laurel Swails, Verna Carl- son, Suzy Croston, Carol Paluck, Julie Schneider, Louise Snell, Bev Capes, Chris Woodard, Jackie Zimmerman, Donna Brown, Teresa McMahon, Debbie Deney. (2nd row) Barbara Castle, Marsha Liepold, Sandra Phelps, Julie Kalama, San- dra Deason, Bev Case, Debbie Beiser, Shirley Lake, Diane Bernhardt, Linda St. Clair, Winnie Lekberg, Anita Watkins, Penny Stockham, Vickie Cyphers, DeAnn Dixon, (3rd) Starla Oldenkamp, Rita Wheaton, Mary Bandy, Chloe Updegrave, Darlene Steele, Debbie Haselwander, Debbie Gunderson, Debbie Gunderman, Debbie Gunderman, Vickie Jenke, Teresa James, Teri Martin, Debbie Lane, Marie Moore, Collette Hoffman. (4th row) Debbie Alsup, Karyn Moon, Karen Zu- lauf, Paula McGugin, Linda Cain, Susan Boitano, Pat Carey, Lori Ellwood, Janet Beisler, Tina Purdy, Nancy Malar, Linda Woody, Cathy Proctor, Emma Bigelow. (5th row) Molly Matthews, Janice Johnson, Karen Hukee, Debbie Deason, Vickie Eblen, Annette Burrell, Rhonda Hayes, Debbie Schneider, LaNetta Jones, Debbie Herrington, Lome Ahrenkiel, Sue Major and Karen Roth. 124 Linda points out Starla's scoring errors. I m One of GAA‘s many activities includes volleyball games at Corbett. Bus driver enjoys scenery. Mary and Darlene enjoy goodies at Farrells. Girls relax at Kah-Nec-Tah. 125 Turin's Follies defeat KISN Good Guys 93-91. Ron Boyles and Steve Gantenbein clean up cafeteria. Fire blazes as band plays at Homecoming bonfire. Jess Lewis is guest speaker at sports banquet. 126 Crimson S officers are (1st row from 1 ) Jim Turin, adviser; Dean Phelps, president; Rob Rignall, secretary; (2nd row from L) Ron Boyles, treasurer; Jim Kitchen, adviser; and Brent Peterson, vice-president. CRIMSON “S” UffERMEX Crimson S members are (1st row from 1.) Dave Daniels, Gary Berger, Jerry Stratton, John Plumondore, Roger Wecker, Don Pullen, (2nd row from 1.) Larry Thomas, Dennis Weisen, Art Blaisdell, Allen Goger, Ed Hanning, Ron Boyles, (3rd row from 1.) Rick Bell, Tom Fussell, Junior Williams, Randy Huserick, Steve Redmon, Randy Ackers, (4th row from L) Terry Nolan, Ron Pinkerton, Dean Eblen, Dean Phelps, Roger Williams, Leon Verdoorn, Rob Bignall, Gary Boswell, and John Day. 127 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA ABCDEFGHIJKLMNO PQKSTUYWXYZ FTA officers are Betty Buckel, vice- president, Nola Lamke, treasurer; Judy Naas, secretary; Laurie Jonsrud, pres- ident; and Advisers Helen Nelson and Charles Frasier, Cadet teacher Linda Davis instructs first graders. FTA members are (1st row from 1.) Paula McGugin, Julie Schneider. (2nd row) Laurie Samsel, Marsha Eklund, Ver- lene Jones, Sue Englesby, LaNetta Jones. (3rd row) Arenetta Paige, Chris Neuenfeldt, Carol Holt, Char Hames, Nancy Root. (4th row) Stan Persons, Tom Persons and Dane Lundquist, 129 F. F. A. Basketball Players are (1st row from 1«) Mike Hashaeen. Don Castle, Roy Brinkley, Don Pullen, David Edmonds, (2nd row from L ) Butch Johnson, Cary Parker, Rod Liepold, Ron Pinkerton, Jim Nicholls. FFA herdsman are Ken Meier, Jim Nicholls and Curt Meier. FFA members are (1st row from L) Sentinel Darrell Coy, Reporter Don Castle, Treasurer Dave Portrey; Secretary Don Pullen, Vice-President Dave Daniels; President Bob Parker. (2nd row) Adviser Lee Cole, Rod Liepold, Tony Malar, Ed Hanning, Phillip Gzik, Curt Meier, Ken Meier. (3rd row) Rolland Botcl, Roger Steams, Randy Hunt, Larry Boitano, Ron Pinkerton, Don Hutchins, Jim Nicholls. (4th row) DaveLevan, David Wunische, Mike Chesnut, Lars Lundeen, Don Wil- liams, Melvin Zimmerman, Tom Oldenburg. (5th row) Mike Hashagen, Dennis Lake, Curtis Budd, Karl Jackley, Larry Updegrave, Roy Nicholson and Mid Norris. 130 District PUBLIC Speaking W% SANDY CHAPTER FFa INFORMATION |970rf- 1970 — F. F. A. Public Speakers are Randy Hunt, Mike Hashagen, Don Castle, and David Edmonds. F. F. A. Dairy Judging members are: Rod Liepold, Jim Nicholls, Ken Meier, and Curt Meier. Bob Parker proudly displays third place trophy for rebuilt truck. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA CAMPUS LIFE Campus Life members are (1st row from L) Debbie Deason, Elaine Chatelain, Debbie Hubbard, Publicity Chairman Raye Hortter, Doreen Whitlock. (2nd row) Janice Johnson, Vickie Eblen, Margie Workinger, President Sandra Ganten- bein, Carolyn Haneberg, Nancy Root. (3rd row) Wayne Taylor, Dean Eblen, Dave Abercrombie, Curtis Cheever, Sec- retary-Treasurer. Not pictured: David Kitchen, vice-president. Members gather for weekly meeting. Sandra Gantenbein clowns around. Spade clubbers Nancy and Ivalyn confer in library. Spade Club members include (1st row) Verlene Jones, Toni Hergert, Nancy Hedden, (2nd row) Kathy Harrison, Janice Baker, Debbie Hubbard, Ivalyn Jones. (3rd row) Annette Burrell, Adviser Jana Ince and Betty Bucket 133 JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Quid presents adviser Jack Man- ning a token of appreciation. JCC sponsors Winter Court dance. J. C. C, members include (1st row from 1.) Serge ant-at-Arms Bob Mahn, Secretary Susie Copper, Treasurer Sandi Brook, Vice-President Liz Heitzman, President Candice Haak. (2nd row) Laurie Haefner, Jenny Carolus, Gina Radford, Ethel Vandy, Gary Duclo. (3rd row) Rosella Warren, Lesa Wallace, Joyce Warren, Anita Wadkins, Lonna Tigli. (4th row) Dan Adamson, Eve Haefner, Clark Campbell, DeAnn Dixon, Camille Struttman, Angie Sulzmann and Mike GrassL 134 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY NHS members are (1st row from L) Debbie Hubbard, Hergert, Anne Devecka, Karen Hukee, Kim Anderson, Curt Meier. Verlene Jones, Gayle Claus, Jan Haselwander. (2nd row) Tom Les Decker, Brent Peterson, Carolyn Haneberg, Ken Meier and Anita speaks at installation. Crutches didn't stop Cliff Sandercock from National Honor Society officers are Karen Hall, president; Anita Schneider, vice-president; Sandra Gantenbein, secre- tary; Mike Lindsey, treasurer; Janice Johnson, historian; Kathy Harrison, chaplain. 135 SPEECH CLUB Speech Club officers are Debbie Hubbard, secretary; Patricia Parker, president; Mike Lindsey, vice-pres- ident; and Mr. Carl Odin, adviser. Trophy winners are Jacke Boston, Joe Dy al and Joyce Hilton. Mike, Jacke, Debbie, Joyce, Gail and Joe pose naturally. 136 New coach is Mr. Ken Stewart. Speech Club members are (1st row from L) Gail Kary, Kathy Batch- elor, Gwenna Shaw. (2nd row) Debbie Stone, Joyce Hilton, Jacke Bos- ton. (3rd row) Joe Dyal and Bill Mouser. Joe Dyal wins speaker of the year trophy. Jacke and Joyce perform in Annual Talent Show. 137 Steve Paige initiates cleaning school grounds. trench Club members include (1st row .u ; iuionaa nayes, • w S W ra Karlen, Leslie Samsel, (2nd row) Julie Asakawa, Adviser Mrs. Edith Jemtegaard, Patsy McCulloch, (3rd row) Steve Page, President Laurie Samsel, Vice-President Nancy Root, Ken Blount. Not pictured: Secre- tary-Treasurer Debra Coates. GERMAN CLUB German Club members are (1st row from L) Liz Reckmann, Nancy Hedden, Nina Grant, President Ruth Bowman, (2nd row) Chris Neuen- feldt, Leslie Samsel, Jeanine Koestcr, Secretary-Treasurer Leona Enz, (3rd row) Butch Hughes, Vice-President Bruce Friberg, Craig Cousins, Adviser Lee Pickett. Jeanine cooks a German dinner. 138 ASB COUNCIL SPONSORS RAP SESSIONS Student Council officers are (from L) Anita Schneider, business manager; Mr. O'Harrow, adviser; Julie Fleisch- man, secretary; Gary Boswell, vice-president; Brent Peterson, second semester president; Laurie Jonsrud, treasurer; and Mr. Cellers, adviser. Student representatives listen intently. President Brent Peterson reads agenda for the day's meeting. 139 YEARBOOKING INVOLVES PLAY AS WELL Students line-up to receive yearbooks from staff. Yearbooker Teresa James participates in other activities besides the MEE MA. Laurel Swails plans sports pages. study hard with pictures for their pages. Shirlee Martin tries her luck with light table. Jan and Arenetta 140 AS MANY HOURS OF HARD WORK Students find books very interesting. Happy-go-lucky or is it slap happy (?) MEE MA staffers include (1st row from L) Shirlee Martin, frosh and sophomore page editor; Arenetta Paige, editor-in-chief; Laurel Swails, sports editor; Teresa James, academic section editor; (2nd row) Anita Schneider, senior page editor; Jan Haselwander, associate editor and activities section editor; Louise Snell, junior page editor; Annette Burrell, service section editor; Linda Woody, business manager; and Kathy Roper, organization editor. 141 PIONEER PRESS CHANGES HANDS 142 Nancy Seiber and Mike Dyal work on beads to Sports editor Kathy Kissner performs at Talent make money for senior edition. Show. Paper staff members for the first semester are Karen Hukee, associate editor; Joe Dyal, editor; Lonna Johnson, reporter; Kari Bergesen, front page editor; Nancy Seiber, feature page editor; Kathy Kissner, sports editor; Dee Dalgliesh, reporter; and Mike Hite, sports reporter. Not pic- tured are Bev Capes and Tom Fussell. 143 Varisty Wrestling Rally members are from left: Patsy McMulloch, Julie Kalama, Kay Ashton, Debbie Williams and Kathy Kissner. 144 VARSITY WRESTLING RALLY BACKS WRESTLERS 145 J.V. WRESTLING RALLY SMALL BUT MIGHTY Junoir Varsity Wrestling Rally members are (from 1,) Debbie Herrington, Becky Flath, Cheryl Pullen. Cheryl, Debbie, Becky work hard on routines. Wrestling Rally Advisor Mrs. Rachel Larson. ■ 146 PEPPY J.V. RALLY POSES FOR PICTURES Rally Adviser Miss Barbara Beehler. Kathy Roper jumps high at basketball game. Rally members show off new fashions. 148 VARSITY RALLY PROMOTES SPIRIT Rally members dress Mr. Carl Odin up at pep assembly before Jesuit game. Varsity Rally members are Julie Schneider, Pat Parker, Jean Thompson, Carol Holt, Louise Snell, Kathy Roper, Char Hames. Rally members ring bell after winning a game. Pat Parker poses for a moment before going into pep assembly. 149 DANCE TEAM ENTERTAINS DURING FOOTBALL-BASKETBALL HALFTIME Dance team poses in another formation. Kay Murray, Leslie Nelson and Judy Shutes dance to music at football game halftime. Girls enjoy music at dance. 150 Dance Team members are from left: (Row one) Betty York, Linda McDermed, Leslie Nelson, Linnea Cansler, Verna Carlson, Bonnie Johnson, Debbie Weidermann. (Row two) Elizabeth Heitzman, Julie Fleischman, Pat Portis, Debra Gunderman, Karen Hutchins, Kayleen Carlson, Kaye Murray, Nancy Shutes, and Diane Bernhardt. 151 Band members are (1st row from L) Kathy Harrison, Roger Wecker, Nancy Rice, Brian Boothby, Lynn Lamke, Jennie Old- enburg, Bryce Bignall, Nancy Hedden, Raye Horttor, Herb Jones, Rob Imeson. (2nd row) Elaine Chatelain, Nola Lamke, Jean Thompson, Suzy Croston, Richard Gay, Debbie Gunderson, Toni Hergert, David Abercrombie, Wayne Taylor, Debbie Dea- son, Scott Leroy, Art Blaisdell, Tim Benshoff, Ned Lamke, Jeannie Burke, Pat Sutton, John Day, Bill Mouser. (3rd row) Bob Hunt, Norma Hunt, Kelly Edwards, Curt Meier (standing), Robert Harrell (standing), Carol Hoffarth, Mary Spencer, Mar- ilyn Dove, Sue Major (standing), Steve Imeson, Connie Eld- ridge, Craig Stewart, Don Comer, Mark Dahl, Margie. Work- inger, Tom Benshoof, Richard Detherage, Ken Meier, Jim Nicholls, Brent Peterson, Bill Blankenship and Steve Christen- sen, Mr. Proett plays violin with Mike Abercrombie. 152 WARBLERS ENJOY SYMPHONIC CHOIR Choir members include (1st row from L) Deborah Widenmann, Heather Harper, Sandra Gantenbein, Gary Ber- ger, Dan Dahrens, Rex Eisner, Bobby Hunt, Kay Ashton, Elaine Chatelain, Margie Workinger, Ruth Reckmann (2nd row) Delores Dalgliesh, Kathy Wolfe, Carol Holt, Steve Christensen, Mark Thornberg, Art Stronk, Rosanne Hudson, LaLonnie Jackson, Anne Devecka, Pat Portis, Gayle Claus. (3rd row) Debbie Stewart, Judy Naas, Liz Heitzman, Tressie Sheppard, Bill Mouser, Pat Leary, Tom Persons, Dean Eblen, Bonnie Bender, Char Hames, Karen Hukee, Nancy Skogan. (4th row) Verlene Jones, Ivalyn Jones, Vickie Eblen, Carolyn Haneburg, John Warren, Randy Ackers, Mark Bowman, Ken Meier, Laurie Jonsrud, Debbie Williams, Susan Morgan, Toni Hergert and Debbie Beiser. 154 MIXED CHORUS AND PIONEERS JOIN FORCES Mixed chorus performs at spring concert. Mr, John Bowman's activities are varied and unusual. Besides direct- ing all the vocal groups at Sandy, he finds time to participate in the senior-faculty basketball game. Pionaires are (1st row from 1,) Tressie Sheppard, Heather Harper, Wayne Tay- lor; David Kitchen, Dan Dahrens, Vickie Eblen; (2nd row) Debbie Widenmann, Tom Persons, Mike Grassl, Rosanne Hudson; (3rd row) Kathy Wolfe, Dean Eb- len, Gary Berger, Kay Ashton; (4th row) Sandra Gantenbein, John Warren, Mark Thornberg and Karen Hall, 155 BUS DRIVERS, CUSTODIANS, COOKS, AID STUDENTS SCHOOL BUS® Bus drivers are (from L) Mr. Clarence Bennett, Mrs. Bonnie Marsh, Mrs. Donna Staklneeker, Mrs. Dorothy Mar- schman, Mrs. Ilene Urban, Mr. Larry Pullen, Mr. Harlan Ralph (substitute), Mr. Elmer Umbaugh and Mr. Ralph Hames. Not pictured, Mrs. Loretta Bender and Mr. John Fussell, mechanic. Custodians include Mr. Robert McBee, head man; Mrs. Leila Guinn; Mr. Jack Brooks; and Mr. Dale Randquist. Cafeteria workers are Mrs. Viola McLain; Mrs. Ellen Stewart, manager; Mrs. Juanita Enloe; Mrs. Stella Parmele; Mrs. Faye Lake; Mrs. Joyce Hoeth; and Mrs. Doris Boyles. TOWN COUNCIL THIS IS THE WAY IT WAS Principal autographs yearbooks for students. Board members and Mr. Croston sample cafeteria lunches. Art Stronk and Dan Dahrens confer with Vice-Principal Dave Cellers. Principal Ralph Peterson Superintendent C. D. Croston Mr. William Dyal Mr. Harold Kitchen Vice-Principal Dave Cellers i Y Left: English department members are Miss Georgia Rae, Mrs. Joy Strieker, Mr. Mark Becker, Dept. Head Den- nis Crow, Mr. Carl Odin, Mrs. Parmenter, Mrs. San- dra Bowie and Mr. Carlyle Gay. CLASS ROOM ACTIVITIES UNUSUAL, NUMEROUS Santa cries, Ho! Ho! Ho! as Marilyn sits on his lap during English class play. Jenny Carolus operates tachistoscope in reading class. Mr. Fred Proett, instrumental mus- ic and music dept, chairman SUHS faculty members imitate basketball players. From left are Lumberjack Mills, Wee Wil- lie Williams, Peter Pan Peterson, Mr. Muscles Fussell, Tony Tiger Sliger, Wilt the Stilt Hite, Buglin’ Buhler, Crackerjack Ackers, Flip Top Cansler and Roarin' Verdoorn. Faculty rally awaits outcome of tricky shot Terrific Turin scores two for Faculty Follies. 162 Faculty members are (1st row) Mrs. Eleanor Howard, librarian; Mrs. Betty Lewis, teacher aide; Mrs. Judy Plesko. library aide; and Mr. Ken Brown, counselor. (2nd row) Mrs. Dona Scheel, secretary; Mrs. Dyann Alexander, execu- tive secretary; Mrs. Georga Kissner, counseling aide; Mr. Neal Koone, head counselor; and Mrs. Helen Nelson, cou- nselor. All-male teacher group includes (from 1«) Mr. Dennis Warren, E. dept, chairman; Mr. Del Rader, vocational; Mr. Glen nith, math; Mr. James Turin, science; Mr. James Kitchen, Ir. Jack Peebler, Mr. Ed Hug. Mr. Ken Brown uses hunt and peck system. Gina little and Julie Asakawa seem to be avid bio- logists. Dee Dalgliesh and Mark Bowman show parental grief at demise of their pig in Biology!!. Toni Hergert and Leon Verdoom handle their vic- tum gently. ''■Jjlnllliiil! TEACHERS PROETT, GERNHARD GET PIE IN THE EYE Faculty members are Mr Zeldon Gemhart, science dept chair- man; Mr. Bill Jordans, science; Mrs Edith Jemtegaard, foreign language dept chairman; Mr. Lee Pickett, German; Miss Barbara Beehler, business; and Mr. Jack Manning, business. Frosh Jerry Carlson slings a mean pie. Girls' P. E. classes play basketball Brad Brant receives advice from Mr. Koone. “SHERIFF” CLOWNS, GIRLS CAVORT Sheriff Koone works in cafeterium office. At left: Mrs. Bay ley instructs algebra students. Faculty members are (pictured at right) Mr. John Perry, vocational; Mr. Kenneth Stewart, language arts; Mr. Gary Connelly, vocation- al; Mr. Lee Cole, vocational; Mr. John Bow- man, music; Mrs. Dorothy Adams, P. E. and girls' health; Miss JoAnn Wohlford, social stu- dies; and Miss Jana Incc, P. E. and girls' hea- lth. V DIVERSIFIED ACTIVITIES INVOLVE TEACHERS Faculty line-up includes Mr. Clifford O'Harrow, social studies dept, chairman; Mrs. Bonita Bay ley, math dept, chairman; Mrs. Pat Wolf, home ec; Mrs. Cheryl Proett, Mrs. Peggy Hart, social studies; and Mrs. Rachel Larson, home ec and social studies. Above: Miss Georgia Rae demonstrates kar- ate for English class. Left: Mrs. Joy Strieker talks with Mrs. Earl Meier and Mrs. James Davis during Hon- or Society tea. Nurse Boothby waits patiently for Mr. Dee Rader to break the thermometer. Mr. O Harrow waits patiently at the door to become the next blood drive victum. 171 QUILTIN’ BEES SANDY Lewis Hardware PROCTOR AVENUE SANDY T. J.’S FIRESIDE DINING SANDY Ogden Variety Store GAY BLADE W.R. Hicks „ Company SWAILS PLUMBING Mode O’Day FASHION FROCKS GRESHAM MALL - GRESHAM 174 Penney’s GRESHAM v' oV' EARL WILLIAMS JEWELER 35 EAST POWELL BLVD. GRESHAM, OREGON Pete Carlson Chevrolet SANDY Edward's Grocery PROCTOR AVENUE MAIN STREET Sandy Post SANDY Don Pablos TH6 CATS’ Ill NORTH MAIN PAULETTA’S GRESHAM CHUCK BAKER REALTY ADDRESS 515 Proctor Sandy, Oregon ----------------PHONE OLAF M. OJA LUMBER CO. GRESHAM 180 E. POWELL LARRY STUDENT phone 668—4444 311 E . PROCTOR Truck Parts Farm Tractor Company 176 KOCH LUMBER COMPANY 177 HI-WAY 26 House of Wong sandy pH. 668—4783 SANDY Grokett Jewelry PROCTOR AVENUE Berry Sons Market Dea’s In Out Insurance % y.fce -' Phone 665-3171 Real Estate C. E. Cliff Weisenhaus 55 East Powell Blvd. Res. 665-5310 Gresham, Oregon CARL L. KRAUSE KRAUSE FURNITURE CO. Complete Home Furnishers Color TV's Draperies • Accessories Carpets Appliances Hours 9 to 6 Friday 'til 9 p.m. Phone 665-1103 East Powell Hood Gresham, Oregon Red’s Beauty Shop THE COUNTRY FLOWER SHOP ph. 668-6133 SANDY SANDY DIXIES Chalet of Beauty ph. 668—601 4 barker's plaza 178 PROCTOR AVENUE Painted Wagon Motel Country Store Sandy MOBIL Station 663-3551 Western Farms Food Center BORING Burns Feed Store Gay’s Kache 179 4 CHAIRS 1 T-BAR 6 ROPES RENTALS SALES FOOD GOVERNMENT CAMP OREGON 180 Phil Jonsrud Real Estate CUSTOM DRAPE SERVICE MT. HOOD CLEANERS WE TAKE DOWN AND REHANG S AND H GREEN STAMPS FOR PICKUP OR DELIVERY CALL. 668—4181 Sandy Lawn Garden Supply COMPLETE RENTAL SERVICE LOOP HI—WAV SANDY 668-6235 FINE APPAREL SANDY SANDY LUMBER and HARDWARE SANDY CYCLE CENTER Frederickson Appliance barker's plaza GREAT FOOD MINIMUM PRICES Zig Zag Inn Z IG ZAG , ORE. Cedar Plaza DEPARTMENT STORE Glos Ford Holt's Shopping Center San Ro Esta Sandy Rexall Drug Store CLACKAMAS COUNTY BANK CLACKAMAS COUNTY B .A. IsT K INDEPENDENT 182 MEIER DAIRY FARM INDEX A ABERCROMBIE, David 70, 132, 154 B BAESSLER, Janet 28, 124 BELCHER, Debra 111 ABERCROMBIE, Mike 51, 101, 152 BAKER, Janice 70, 133 BELL, Becky 44, 45, 111, 113, 115 ABU SHANAB, Peter 68, 70 BALES, George 111 BELL, Rick 20, 92, 111, 127 ACKERS, Randy 20, 35, 92, 127, 154 BALES, Marshall 70 BENDER, Bonnie 70, 124, 154 ADAMSON, Dan 23, 37, 101, 134 BALLOU, Regina 101 BENDER, Greg 24, 38, 51, 110, 111 ADAMSON, Linnea 92 BANDY, Ethel 101, 134 BENSHOOF, Thomas 101. 152 ADMIRE, Shawn 58, 111, 115 BANDY, Mary 92, 124 BENSHOOF, Tim 101. 154 AEPPLI, Chris 92 BANKS, Debbie 111 BERGER, Gary 28, 48, 49, 57, 63, 65, 92 AHRENKIEL, Laurie 101, 124 BARLOW, Debbie 111 120, 123, 127, 154, 155 ALSUP, Debra 60, 70, 90, 122, 124 BARLOW, Shirley 92 BERCESEN, Kari 33, 52, 59, 90, 142, 143 ALSUP, Glorianna 111 BARLOW, Steve 70 BERNARD, Helen 101 ALSUP, Marselina 101 BAR WICK, Don 92 BERNARDT, Diane 92, 104, 124, 150, 151 ALTHAUSER, Tom 42, 92 BATCHELOR, Kathy 28, 92, 137 BESSANT, Stan 42, 111 ANDERSON, Cheryl 111, 115 BATCHELOR, Vickie 70 BIGELOW, Emma 111, 124 ANDERSON, Kim 28, 92, 185 BATES, Rod 24, 38, 51, 111 BIGELOW, Lorraine 92 ANDERSON, Carlan 111 BAYLIS, Tracy 101 BICNALL, Bryce 37, 101. 152 ANLIKER, Gary 92 BEATTY, Sharon 101 BICNALL, Rob 28, 50, 70, 127 ANNIS, Kerry 111 BEAUDOI N, Eugene 24, 111 BICNELL, Fred 92 ANNIS, Steven 101 BEAUDOIN, Jeff 101 BILUNGS, Judy 92 ASAKAWA, Julie 60, 70, 81, 120, 138, 165 BECKMAN, Pat 111 BLAISDELL, Art 21, 35, 49, 69, 70, 120, ASHTON, Kay 92, 144, 145, 154, 155 BEHRENS, Steve 70 127, 154 AUDAS, Susan 70, 142 BEISER, David 111 BLAISDELL, Doug 24, 38, 54, 111 AUDAS, Roy 101 BEISER, Debbie 92, 124, 154 BLAISDELL, Kent 35, 52, 92 183 184 BLANKENSHIP, Bill 58, 92, 152 BLANKENSHIP, Jim 83 BLASKE, Gary 71 BLOUNT, Ken 24, 62, 111, 138 BOITANO, Larry 101., 130 BOITANO, Susan 46, 61, 71, 124 BOND, Sue 71 BOOTH, Debra 101 BOOTHBY, Brian 58, 71, 152 BOSTON, Jackie 52, 53, 54, 92, 136, 137, 144 BOSTON, Joyce 111 BOSWELL, Gary 20, 57, 92, 127, 139 BOURN, James 101, 42 BOWMAN, Aaron 71 BOWMAN, Mark, 71, 81, 85, 54, 154, 165 BOWMAN, Mike 101, 62 BOWMAN, Ruth 100, 101, 138 BOYLES, John 92 BOYLES, Ron 21, 27, 33, 71, 126, 127 BRANT, Brad 83, 111, 168 BREWER, Sharon 101 BRINKLEY, Roy 50, 92 BROOK, Sandy 71, 135 BROWN, Donna 111, 124 BROWN, Randy 92 BRUEBAKER, Chuck 111 BRYANT, Opal 103 BRYANT, Randall 24, 38, 51 BUCKEL, Betty 52, 54, 71, 68, 90, 87, 120 129, 133 BUDD, Curtis 101, 130 BUDD, Lucy 101 BUHLER, Stan 30, 37, 100, 101 BUHLER, Steve 35, 62, 91, 92 BURDICK, Jennifer 101, 103, 147 BURKE, Jenne 154 BURRELL, Annette 60, 61, 71, 124, 133, 141 C CAIN, Linda 46, 71, 124 CAMPBELL, Clark 134 CANFIELD, Wanda 111 CANSLER, Linnea 71, 150, 151 CANSLER, Terry 21, 35, 92 CAPES, Bev 124 CAREY, Pat 46, 61, 72, 124 CARLSON, Jerry 41, 167, 111 CARLSON, Kayleen 27f 72, 150, 151 CARLSON, Verna 93, 124, 150, 151 CAROLUS, Jennifer 101, 134, 161 CAROTHERS, DeAnn 93 CARR, Marcia 111 CARR, Ruth 101 CASE, Bev 101, 124 CASTLE, Barbara 111, 124 CASTLE, Don 92, 130 CHANEY, Jeff 24, 111 CHASTAIN, Kathy 111 CHATELAIN, Elaine 72, 132, 152, 154 CHEEVER, Curtis 101., 132 CHESNUT, Mike 101, 130 CHIANELLO, Lisa 101 CHIANELLO, Sam 72 CHRISTENSEN, Steve 58, 72, 120, 152, 154 CHRISTOPHER, Clay 111 CLAUS, Debbie 101 CLAUS, Gayle 93, 135, 154 CLAUS, Loretta 111 COLEMAN, Ocie 37 COMER, Dan 101 COMER, Don 72, 152 COMER, John 111 COMER, Roy 101 CONN, Don 102 COOPER, Pat 111 COPHER, Jack 102 COPPER, Susie 102, 134, 100 COUSINS, Craig 28, 31, 72, 123 COUSINS, Kay 28, 102 COX, Mary 102, 122 COY, Darrell 130 CRAIG, Carol 111 CRAIG, Mike 20, 102 CRAMER, Trella 111 CRIPPS, Sherrie 72 CROSTON, Suzy 93, 120, 124, 154 CULP, Cliff 93 CULP, Debbie 93 CULP, George 72 CURTIS, Allan 37, 105 CYPHERS, Vickie 28, 112 CUSHMAN, Kent 41, 92 CYPHERS, Vickie 124 D DAHL, Mark 93, 152 DAHRENS, Dan 52, 54, 93, 154, 155, 158 DAHRENS, Mark 112 DALGLIESH, Delores 72, 78, 85, 143, 154, 165 DANIELS, Dave 20, 72, 130, 127 DANIELS, Dexter 93 DARNALL, Jerry 72 DARR, Lori 93, 120 DAVIDSON, Barbara 93 DAVIDSON, Delmer 93 DAVIDSON, Sandy 112 DAVIS, Linda 112, 74, 129 DAY, John 21, 51, 102, 127, 154 DAY, Mike 83 DAY, Sherrie 112 DAY, Todd 42 DEASON, Debra 46, 47, 61, 74, 120, 124, 132, 154 DEASON, Sandra 102, 124 DECKER, Les 31, 91, 93, 95, 123, 135 DELONG, Sandra 74, 142 DENEY, Debbie 112, 124 DENHART, Geoffry 93 DETHERACE, Richard 74, 152 DEVECKA, Anne 33, 74, 124, 75, 135, 154 DEWITT, Willorene 102 DEWITT, Brenda 112 DICKINSON, Dean 37 DIXON, DeAnn 112, 124, 134 DIXON, John 25, 54 DIXON, Mary 74 DOBIN, Kurt 42, 43, 93 DODSON, Sherrie 112 DOVE, Marilyn 161, 93, 152, 161 DOUGLAS, Shelly 74 DUCLO, Gary 60, 74, 134 DUDLEY, Chris 112 DUDLEY, Hal 102 DUGGER, John 93 DUNHAM, Bill 112 DUNHAM, Laurie 102 DUNN, Brad 112 DUNN, Jim 42, 93 DURR, Chris 112 DURR, Don 75 DUTTON, Elvin 93 DYAL, Joe 71, 75, 137, 143 DYAL, Mike 31, 42, 52, 53, 54, DYAL, Pat 42, 112 EADS, Sharon 102 EBLEN, Mitch 52, 102 ERNST, Dick 102 ERSLAND, Arnold 83 EXUM, Sheryl 102 FERRARIS, Tony 102 FISCHER, Dave 83 FISCHER, Steve 93 FIX, Larry 112 FLATH, Becky 102, 146 FLEISCHMAN, Julie 94, 139, 150, 151 FLEMING, Ron 94 FOREST, Alan 102 FOUNDS, Fred 112 FOWLER, Maureen 102 FOX, Julie 112 FRALY, Deborah 61, 76, 112, 142 FREAUFF, Gerald 102 FREAUFF, Steve 102 FRIBERG, Bruce 102, 138 FRITS CHE, Julie 112 FURNISH, Perry 102 FUSSELL, Tom 25, 34, 35, 76, 127 G GAGE, Linda 112 GANTENBEIN, Sandra 75, 132, 135, 154, 155 GANTENBEIN, Steve 21, 76, 126 GAY, Richard 24, 110, 112, 154 GILBERT, Dan 38, 112 GILBERT, Mark 112 GILLILAND, Jeff 102 GOINS, Roy 102 CZIK, Ralph 3 H EBLEN, DEAN 44, 52, 53, 54, 58, 59, 68, 75 GOETSCHIUS, Ramona 112 127, 132, 154, 155 EBLEN, Vickie 52, 54, 75, 79, 81, 90, 124, 129, 154, 155 EDMONDS, David 112 EDWARDS, Dwight 75 EDWARDS, Kelly 152 EGGLESTON, Ernie 75 EGGLESTON, Judy 112 EKLUND, Marsha 93, 129 EKLUND, Nick 75 ELDRIDGE, Connie 49, 82, 112, 120 ELLIS, Tom 23, 93 ELLWOOD, Lorie 112, 124 ELSNER, Tammy 28, 112 ELSNER, Rex 28, 93, 154 ENGLESBY, Eloise 112 ENCLESBY, Lee 41 ENGLESBY, Sue 46, 47, 93, 120, 124, 129 ENZ, Leona 102, 138 EPPERSON, Linda 102 ERICKSON, Nancy 102 ERICKSON, Nancy 60, 75 GOGER, Allen 21, 94, 127 GOINS, Ralph 76 GOKEY, Frank 94 GOODELL, Shelly 112 GOODSON, Gary 76, 85 GRAMBO, Dawn 58, 102 GRAMBO, Diane 58, 103 GRANDY, Dorothy 112 GRANT, Kathy 94, 120 GRANT, Nina 112, 138 GRASSL, Mike 103, 123, 134, 155 GRIFFIN, Charley 103, 107 GRIFFIN, Ken 76 CROKETT, Greg 38, 56, 112, 54 GRUBOWSKI, Cathy 94 GUINN, Rita 103 GUNDERMAN, Allen 103 GUNDERMAN, Debra 57, 94, 110, 113 124, 150, 151 GUNDERSON, Debbie 113, 120, 124, 154 GYNTHOR, Jay 38, 113 CZIK, David 76 GZIK, Phil 94, 130 HAAK, Candy 76, 134 HAEFNER, Eve 113, 134 HAEFNER, Lori 134 HACGSTROM, David 113 HAGCSTROM, Theresa 113 HALL, John 83 HALL, Karen 46, 47, 75, 76, 68, 135, 155 HALVERSON, Connie 28, 113 HAMES, Char 26, 27, 33, 63, 68, 76, 79, 120, 129, 148, 86, 149, 154 HANE, Rick 113 HANEBERG, Carolyn 76, 120, 132, 135, 154 HANNING, Ed 30, 94, 127, 127 HARDING, Debra 113 HARDING, Doug 42, 44, 103 HARPER, Heather 91, 94, 154, 155 HARRELL, Robert 37, 94, 152 HARRISON, Kathy 76, 120, 133, 135, 152 HARTWICK, Roger 113 HARTZLER, Lynn 103 HATCHER, DEBBIE 76, 88, 124 HASELWANDER, Debra 64, 113, 124 HASELWANDER, Jan 94, 120, 124, 135, 140, 141 HASELWANDER, Ken 54, 103 HASELWANDER, Steve 94 HASHAGEN, Mike 130 HAWKESWOOD, Nileen 113 HAWKINS, Terry 113 HAYES, Rhonda 60, 77, 124, 138 HAYNES, Bruce 77 HEDDEN, Nancy 103, 100, 133, 138, 152 HEITZMAN, Liz 77, 134, 150, 151, 154 HENDRICKS, Jamie 42, 43, 44, 77, 99 HENRY, Edward 113 HERRINGTON, Debbie 103, 124, 146 HEWITT, Terri 77 HIGGINS, Grace 103 HILBRUNER, Brent 41, 113 HILBRUNER, Mike 41, 77 HILLS, Elizabeth 113 HILTON, Joyce 94, 137 HILTON, Norm 113 HITE, Mike 34, 35, 77, 143 HOETH, Laurie 103 HOFFARTH, Carole 113, 152 HOLLENBECK, Earl 77 HOLLENBECK, Jeff 25, 54, 103 HOLLENBECK, Tom 41, 94 HOLM, Denise 103 HOLT, Carol 33, 60, 77, 120, 129, 148, 149, 154 187 188 HORTTOR, Ray e 95, 132, 152 HOSSNER, Richard 95 HOTTMAN, Colet 113, 124 HOTTMAN, Rick 113 HOUSDEN, Mark 78 HOWZE, Amber 103 HUBBARD, Debbie 60, 61, 78, 120, 132, 133, 135, 136 HUCK, Randy 25, 103 HUDSON, Rosanne 39, 63, 68, 78, 154, 155 HUGHES, Butch 114 HUGHES, Troy 24, 138 HUKEE, Karen 78, 68, 124, 135, 143, 154 HUNT, Bob 78, 154, 152 HUNT, Norma 83, 152 HUNT, Randy 50, 103, 130 HUNTER, Charlene 110 HUSERIK, Randy 2t, 55, 54, 78, 120, 127 HUSERIK, Rod 24, 114 HUTCHINS, Don 95, 130 HUTCHINS, Karen 26, 95, 99, 150, 151 HUTCHINS, Ron 78, 81 I-J IMESON, Rob 83, 152 IMESON, Steve 152 JACKLEY, Karl 95, 130 JACKSON, LaLonnie 44, 45, 95, 63, 65, 99, 120, 154 JACKSON, Leonard 113 JAMES, Teresa 124, 140, 141, 95 JAENKE, Vickie 95, 124 JEFFCOTT, Bill 105 JOHNSON, Bonnie 105, 150, 151 JOHNSON, Charles 95 JOHNSON, Janice 68, 78, 74, 124, 132, 135 JOHNSON, John 78, 81 JOHNSON, Judy 114 JOHNSON, Leslie 42, 95 JOHNSON, Lonna 78, 143 JOHNSON, Phillip 95 JOHNSON, Sherry 105 JOHNSON, Wade 105 JOHNSON, Wallace 41, 105 JOHNSTON, Barbara 114 JONES, Herb 24, 42, 114, 152 JONES, Ivalyn 95, 133, 154 JONES, Julie 105, 122 JONES, LaNetta 105, 108, 129, 124, 147 JONES, Verlene 78, 79, 129, 133, 135, 154 JONSRUD, Laurie 33, 60, 63, 65, 78, 99, 120, 129, 139, 154 JORDAN, Diane 114 JORDAN, Mike 51 JUDD, Debra 105 K KALAMA, Julie 95, 124, 144, 145 KALAMA, Marie 114 KARY, Gail 105, 137, 147 KARLAN, Debbie 105, 138 KARLEN, Mike 114 KASCH, Leann 95 KASNER, Janice 83 KEHR, Terri 95 KELLAR, Diane 95 KELLAR, John 54 KEMP, Scott 114 KENEDY, Richard 114 KERR, James 23, 37, 56, 64, 105 KERR, Mary 95 KERSTINC, Barbara 105 KIMERY, Allen 83 KINCADE, Bev 114 KINCADE, Valeria 105 KING, Debbie 105 KIPP, Ron 28, 105 KIPP, Tom 28, 114 KISSNER, Kathy 26, 95, 143, 144, 145 KITCHEN, Dave 95, 28, 155 KOEHLER, Cheryl 114 KOESTER, Jeanine 100, 105, 138 KONELL, Jack 105 KRUM, Glen 95 KUEHN, Diane 116 KUZMESKY, Scott 114 KYLE, Lynn 96 L LAKE, Dennis 23, 37, 105, 124, 130 LAKE, Shirley 96 LAMBERT, Debbie 114 LAMKE, Lynne 114, 120, 152 LAMKE, Ned 105, 154 LAMKE, Nola 96, 129, 152 LANE, Debbie 103, 105, 124 LAPOINT, Karen 105 LAPOINTE, TOM 78 LARSON, Arte 96 LARSON, Marie 114 LEARY, Janet 114 LEARY, Mike 37, 105, 100, 154 LEARY, Pat 96 LEE, Mark 61, 78 LEHR, Victor 114 LEKBERG, Winnie 114, 124 LEROY, Scott 28, 154 LEVAN, David 37, 105, 130 LEWALLEN, Elmer 79 LEX, Cus 96 LIEPOLD, Marcia 64, 114, 124 LIEPOLD, Rod 51, 95, 130 LINDSEY, David 95 LINDSEY, Mike 49, 52, 54, 74, 78, 120, 132, 135, 136 LINDSEY, Steve 28, 105 LITTLE, Gina 79, 86, 165 LITTLE, Jan 105 LLOYD, Julie 114 LONG, Greg 96 LONGSTREET, Pam 28 LOUNDREE, Chari a 105 LUCIANO, Olga 44, 45, 48, 66, 73, 79, 85, 86, 120, 121 LUNDEEN, Lars 105, 130 LUNDQUIST, Dane 114, 129 LYMP, Sally 105 M MADISON, Mary 79 MAHN, Bob 23, 37, 105, 134 MAJOR, Sue 58, 82, 100, 105, 124 MALAR, Nancy 96, 124 MALAR, Tony 42, 79, 130 MARSH, Pam 114 MARSH, Terry 105 MARSHALL, Gary 83 MARTIN, Jim 21, 22, 50, 74, 79 MARTIN, Shirlee 97, 120, 140, 141 MARTIN, Teri 114, 122, 124 MATHESON, Marilyn 105 MATTHEWS, Molly 114 MCCARTHY, Martha 116 MCCULLOCH, Patsy 97, 138, 144, 145 MCDERMED, Linda 97, 150, 151 MCGUGIN, Paula 41, 79, 120, 124, 129 MCMAHON, Pat 23, 105 MCMAHON, Teresa 116, 124 MCMURTREY, Connie 44, 45, 31, 79 MCMURTREY, Mark 116 MEDDERS, Dave 97, 123 MEDDARS, Sue 105 MEIER, Curt 25, 49, 61, 82, 85, 79, 120, 130, 135, 152, 154 MEIER, Ken 61, 79, 82, 130, 135, 152 MELLEN, Sue 105 METELAK, Linda 114 MICKELSON, Bettie 106 MILES, Vickie 61, 79 MILLER, Jay 24, 38, 54, 114 MILLHOLLIN, Connie 97 MILLHOLLIN, Gary 106 MILLS, Joel 21, 35, 51, 106 MILLS, John 34, 79 MOCKLER, Tim 97 MOFFET, Faith 106 MOFFET, Shirley 79 MOFFET, Susan 114 MONTGOMERY, Bob 97 MONTGOMERY, Sheila 106 189 MOODY, Randy 24, 38, 51, 110, 114 117 PAGE, Kathy 116 PAGE, Steven 24, 116, 138 MOON, Karyn 110, 124 MOORE, Ault 42, 97 MOORE, Debra 44, 45, 100, 106 MOORE, Diane 26, 110, 114 MOORE, Marie 114, 124 MOORE, Mark 24, 54, 116, 120 MOORE, Terry 25, 106 MOORE, Vickie 116 MOORE, Victor 83, 89 MORA NY, Donni 114 MORGAN, Sue 97, 120, 154 MORLAN, Andy 116 MOUSER, BUI 31, 52, 57, 64,91, 97, 137, 152, 154 MOUSER, John 80 MURPHY, Greg 104, 106 MURRAY, Kaye 97, 150, 151 MURRAY, Phyllis 116 N-O NAAS, Judy 26, 52, 54, 91, 97, 129, 154 NAKUNZ, Nancy 106 NAMHIE, Diane 106 NEDERHISER, David 116 NEDERHISER, Steve 83 NELSON, Leslie 106, 150, 151 NELSON, Susan 106, 122 NESS, Leora 106 NEUENFELDT, Chris 106, 120, 129, 138 NEWMAN, Dale 80 NEWMAN, Jaycee 106 NICHOLLS, Don - 116 NICHOLLS, Jim 97, 130, 152 NICHOLSON, Roy 106, 130 NIEMAN, Rick 97 NOLAN, Terry 20, 35, 36, 44, 97, 127 NORRIS, alan 116 NORRIS, Gloria 106 NORRIS, Mid 106, 130 NORTHUP, Dale 106, 116 NORTHUP, James 42, 106 O’DELL, Dan 31, 42, 55, 94, 97, 123 O'DELL, Don 116 O'HARA, Mike 97 O'HARROW, Kevin 97 O'HARROW, Tom 38, 116, 54 OLDENBURG, Jennifer 116, 152 OLDENBURG, Joe 80 OLDENBURG, Tom 106, 130 OLDENKAMP, Ken 106 OLDENKAMP, Starla 18, 46, 97, 124, 125 P PAASCH, Dennis 107 PAIGE, Arenetta 33, 61, 71, 80, 88, 120, 124, 129, 140, 141 PAINTER, Rod 97 PALUCK, Carol 80, 120, 124, 128 PALUCK, Gayle 116 PARKER, Bob 64, 80, 130, 131 PARKER, Cary 20, 42, 97 PARKER, Chris 106 PARKER, Pat 97, 136, 148, 149 PARKER, Steve 25, 106 PARKER, Linda 97 PARKES, Margaret 116 PARKS, Bill 23, 106 PARMELEE, Jim 97 PECK , Kathy 116 PERKINS, Ray 37, 51, 106 PERSONS, Stan 24, 116. 129 PERSONS, Tom 97, 129, 154, 155 PETERSON, Brent 20, 33, 34, 44, 35, 36, 54, 63, 80, 120, 127, 135, 139, 152 PETERSON, Ralph 24, 38, 116, 54 PHELPS, Cindy 97, 124 PHELPS, Dean 21, 33, 80, 120, 127 PHELPS, Sandra 61, 80 PHILLIPS, David 24, 116 PHILLIPS, Robert 42, 116 PIERCE, Dan 116 PIERCE, Toni marie 106 PINKERTON, Ron 20, 63, 97, 127, 130 PLUMONDORE, Dan 54, 106 PLUMONDORE, John 20, 50, 80, 127 PLYMALE, Dan 116 PORTER, Barbara 100, 107, 122 PORTER, George 80 PORTIS, Pat 97, 150, 151, 154 PORTREY, Dave 42, 98, 130, 161 PRATER, Larry 98 PRATER, Lola 107 PRICE, Joyce 107 PROCTOR, Cathy 26, 103, 107, 124, 147 PULLEN, Cheryl 107, 146, 147 PULLEN, Don 21, 50, 98, 127, 130 PULLEN, Mike 50, 107 PURDY, Jeff 80 PURDY, Kathy 80 PURDY, Tina 117, 124 Q-R QUINN, Linda 107 RADFORD, Gena 107, 134 RECKMANN, Liz 49, 80, 120, 138 RECKMANN, Ruth 52, 98, 120, 154 REDDING, Terry 116 REDMON, Steve 21, 98, 127 REICH, Joan 116 REMINGTON, Tammy 107 REYNOLDS, Rosie 116 REYNOLDS, Steve 107 RICE, Nancy 98, 120, 152 RICHARDS, Lynn 98 RICHARDS, Vernita 98 RICHARDSON, Mike 107 ROOT, Nancy 49, 107, 120, 122, 129, 132, 138 ROPER, Janet 63, 116 ROPER, Kathy 63, 98, 141, 148, 149 ROSS, David 41, 98 ROSS, Robin 98, 116 ROTH, Karen 116, 124 ROWELL, Doug 116 S Salzmann, Angelika 60, 80 SALISBURY, Mark 107, 123 SAMPSON, Ted 23, 107 SAMSEL, Laurie 28, 100, 107, 120, 129, 138 SAMSEL, Leslie 60, 61, 80, 85, 138 SANDERCOCK, Cliff 91, 98, 62, 23, 135 SANDERCOCK, David 107 SAUER, Doug 118 SCALES, Janet 98 SCHEEL, Rosanne 98, 120 SCHENK, Lauraln 98, 120 SCHMIDT, Cathy 107 SCHNEIDER, Anita 32, 33, 81, 75, 135, 141, 139 SCHNEIDER, DEbbie 107, 100, 124, 147 SCHNEIDER, Don 107 SCHNEIDER, 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CLAIR, Linda 104, 109, 124 STEARNS, Roger 42, 98, 130 STEELE, Darlene 98, 124 STEINER, Kerry 82 STEWART, Craig 109, 152 STEWART, Debra 98, 154 STOCKAM, Bill 54, 109 STOCKAM, Penny 124 STONE, Debbie 32, 109, 137 STONE, Wayne 24, 38, 51, 118 STRATTON, Jerry 23, 42, 51, 109, 123, 127 STRONK, Arthur 98, 154, 158 STRONK, Sylvia 118 STUCKLIK, Stan 98 STURDY, Alan 24, 51, 118 STRATTMAN, Camille 109 SULLIVAN, Bill 109 SULZMANN, Angie 134 SUTTON, Mike 35, 81, 82, 109 SUTTON, Pat 37, 62, 154 SWAILS, Jay 24, 118 SWAILS, Laurel 61, 82, 124, 140, 141 T-U TABER, Robert 109 TAYLOR, Wayne 109, 132, 154, 155 THOMPSON, Dan 24, 38, 110. 119 THOMPSON, Jean 26, 82, 86, 148, 149, 154 THOMPSON, Sally 118 THOMAS, Larry 21, 98, 127 THORNBERC, Karla 98 THORNBERG, Mark 54, 52, 98, 154, 155 THORNBERC, Nile 118 TIGLI, Lona 109, 134 TILLMAN, Steve 52, 82, 89 TRUESDALE, Joyce 82,122 TRUESDALE, Steve 42, 109 TUTTLE, Jackie 83 UPDECRAVE, Chloe 99, 124 UPDECRAVE, Larry 109, 130 V-W VANDENBERC, Donna 82 VAN ENDE, Nancy 99 VAN HAELST, Freida 109 VERDOORN, Leon 20, 33, 34, 35, 32, 50, 81, 89, 82, 127, 165 VERMAAS, Steve 41, 62, 109 VOLLMER, Sandra 99 VOLLMER, Sharon 118 VOLLMER, Wayne 118 WADKINS, Anita 46, 118, 124, 134 WALL, Joe 38, 54 WALLACE, Lesa 109, 134 WALLACE, Rita 118 WARD, Ken 109 WARD, Tom 82 WARREN, John 63, 99, 154, 155 WARREN, Joyce 109, 120, 134 WARREN, Rose 11 a 118, 120 WEBB, Heston 99 WECKER, Roger 99, 50, 127, 152 WEISEN, Dennis 21, 99, 127 WEISEN, Laurie 64, 118 WESSELINK, Jerry 42, 99, 123 WHEATON, Rita 61, 82, 124 WHEELER, Edna 99 WHITLOCK, Doreen 58, 59, 109, 132 WIDENMANN, Debra 60, 82, 150, 151, 154, 155 WILLIAMS, Carolyn 83, 89 WILLIAMS, Debbie 59, 99, 144, 145, 154 WILLIAMS, Diane 118 WILLIAMS, Diane 26, 99 WILLIAMS, Don 109, 130 WILLIAMS, O. 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