Sandy High School - Mee Ma Yearbook (Sandy, OR)

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Mutual respect was a quality Pioneers held impor- tant. Students maintained their individuality, yet they also belonged to the “group”. They liked one another and they helped one another. They worked together to spread Pioneer Pride. BOTTOM: Students and faculty lis- ten intently as rally girls explain the rules of the class competition. TOP RIGHT: Lori Brown takes it easy at the end of math class. TOP LEFT: Lena Lyon works diligently on a Mar- keting assignment while Judi Duff kicks back to relax. 7

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6 Involving themselves in school activities was an- other way that Pioneers displayed their pride. Stu- dents found time at school to be wild and crazy and to have fun. They weren’t afraid to be themselves, and they weren’t afraid to get involved. BOTTOM: New SUHS football coach Mike Funderburg gets into the spirit by allowing a Black Attacker throw a pie in his face. CEN- TER: Rowdy football players and fans get ready for a pep assembly. TOP: Taking a break from decorating the commons for the Homecoming dance are Holli Van Steenis, Lisa Kaiser, Julie Mann, Stacy Williams, Marcy Huff, Sandy Moore, Gwen Roden. Shelli Hoff and Kris Shawn.

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Pride was in their faces as well as in their actions. BOTTOM LEFT: Jim Prae- gitzer and Mauro Cicognini spend many long hours com- pleting Economics assign- ments. BOTTOM RIGHT: Kelly Rogstad. Virginia Mill- er. Brian Lohnes. Tammy Shaw and Valerie Masters are easily distracted as Angie Conibear fans prima donna slave Tom Russell. CEN- TER: Junior Homecoming princess Lisa Kaiser adjusts her crown while dancing with Pat Fry. TOP: Mountain Ech- oes journalists Jayne Hedin. Jack Harris and Bryan Zim- merman work to meet dead- line for the Christmas issue of the school paper. 4 4 44 4« W H tt U 4