Springfield High School - Millers Log Yearbook (Springfield, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1973 volume:

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Both worked hard and long on the book before ey left. Also thanks to the crew at Moderne studio {pecially darkroom man Jim Swatman and photographer b Olson for their help. Annuals are dumb anyway. All you ever see is smiling pictures of fake people with anes .ac8 Big smiles—the yearbook is the only place you can eAVele find them. Maybe some people never get tired of seeing candid shots of popular people that look posed. It seems the average person is only photographed in group pictures. No one ever sees the little people of the student body, but this is only one man’s opinion, maybe I’m the only one....... Each man, spinning, whirling in empty space; all turning separately without Knowing that one man is trying to communicate. Each man is thinking his own thoughts for himself. The different man wants to share with others with separate worlds of no communication. If only one of these revolving, twirling, worlds of thoughts would help him. If only enough people somewhere would help by getting their thoughts together to make a way. Rosemary Bathgate Ne Y S08. getting their thoughi 8.08. getting their thoughi ‘ Ry ee . a | Y This page left, Colby Jones Q waits outside the counseling Sie: F )Noffice. Center, Tonya Brewer C “Y aN RNC a ae a Ny Sia Sees engrossed in mathematics. At ‘ right, Krista Hince watchesitte , rest of the world go by......... Vite “each an thinking his owd : though¥aifor himself. | NS } se OS ee SS 3 eueek ye kee o : 0 IN ues NY x) er to mak Wye poe U x M7 yh WwWhrYDbyy, YW ??Pf ) IY LHL fo 7 - Fae aes é é OVO IPI WWE [VF Cr ae: EN Ps ae pre iamenemenstnenneEe nists . = i geth A new friend. Each of you stiff and unbending, Each a little uncomfortable and awkward with the other, Neither willing to give way. Just as you despair that things Are never going to be right You begin to become used to each other's presence. Your friend adapts to you, And you to him. Now there is a stage where everything is soft and pliable, Comf ortable ahd easy. All the work and discomfort has paid off. At last you have a friend You can take to school Share everything with (continued page 6) Top right, Tammy Lloyd and Janet Dow share experiences. Colleen Martin, Norm Hill, Roseberry at the fall Lower right, Gary Haines and Steve Young horse around during the lunch hour. Garry Haines, and Mike sports banquet. “Your friend adapts to you... sg 4a “and you to him... Upper left, Mary Lou Armstrong and Melody Hickman ham it up with Mike Orosz. Center left, an unidentified student tries to communicate with someone on the balcony. Right, Nora Volta and Sherri Hamilton share a joke with Gaylen Koch. Lower, Mike Anderson and Carol Carlson in Mrs. Lafollette’s class. aa Even take on dates. But this is a brief stage... Without warning your old levis, a fringed benefit, begin to give way— only in the end though. You try to patch up your relationship, but eventually are forced to accept that you cannot put up with such an embarrassing and revealing companion. It's not until now that you can look back on that friendship and appreciate it. But it’s over, and its time to start a new one. Rosemary Bathgate ... its time to start anew” This page, top left, Kathy Batchelor and Bob Moore stand at one of the favorite view points, the balcony. Middle left, Jeannette Young, Joyce Sexton, and Cindy Conrad. Upper right, Shannon Gabriel and Alan Lively share a quiet spot. Lower, Dan Grubbs and Brenda Durham. ee Spe Top this page, Ron Chase, Tim Meyer, Dave Miglioretto in the commons. Lower left, Jean Corbett and Bob Edenso. Lower right, Vickie Burian, and Ken Becker. The light filters between the leaves of the trees, weaving intricate patterns that play in front of my eyes. It is as if every pattern represents a day in my life. They never repeat. Memories | will always have, but they can never be relived any place but in the panorama of my mind. Rosemary Bathgate cl hy ; i ty pert Gh ee Paul Millard reads in the peaceful set- ting of the bike trail. This has become very popular among SHS students. 11:37 A.M. Se omore wlsspUceeZ. run...Run... RUNNNNN!!1! ‘here, take my books and I'll take your money... “race ya...... : ‘open the door please.....l’m ina leh es ce SMISHIT!! TOW RIV (OO ere “settle down, we're the next bunch mu “| did have a bag of potatoe chips, but now....”’ ‘Come on Mr. Smith, let us loose! We're starving....! “what's for lunch? Can you see anything...?’ “maple bars....!” OaSS a, trayawes am “Come on Mr. Smith, let us loose! We're starving....... 10 Students brave the mad rush to get their dinner. It seems like the lines are long and the waiting is long, but once the tray is on the table it becomes the favorite time of the day. “sloppy joes again?” “hey! Where'd the ceiling go......2” “my shoes! Somebody took my shoes.....!”’ “sloppy joes again........ a “ugh, my sleeve BUMPI!!! CRASH!! “hey! you got potatoe on my apple crisp...” “hey! you got apple crisp in my potatoes...” | “hand mea Salad...no, the other one ee yeah....1° “| swear if another guy touches me Lal USteee MORE SHOCK!!! ‘| (ez Aaaaagggghhh...! “get your elbow out...” “hey, buddy? Can you spare me a quarter.....?2” | “| made it through......! | “Ah, here’s the gang...” 11:55 A.M. Upper left, Louise Nordahl, Scott Stratton, Bill Maack and Jim and John Arens share an ice cream break resource period. Center left, Tracy Ragland, Tim Qualls, Larry McDade, Sue Sustello, and Donna Buckley get their lunch. At right, Debbie Moore gets her tray without being trampled. Lower, Tracy Ragland, Clint Scroogins, Larry 11 This page, upper, Gary Carpenter, Don Campbell and Shannon Riddle. Center left, Debbie DeHart, lower, right, Vickie Burian, Scott Keffer and Craig Marshall. Next page, upper left, students study and day dream in class. Upper right, Cathie Hollis, Brad Johnson and Debbie Johnson. Lower, a student admires the work being done by the honor society. SS | f B “My heart cries out: ‘Stop this apathy’ CECE DOL ORE cone eee The world spins, People jostle, Cars hoot impatiently And yet | remain still, Unaware of the motions of those around me; For | live in a world, Where there is no pollution, No war, no hate, Just love. Love, the source of everything | possess. | see the world as it rarely is seen— The bird with young ones in the nest, The river rushing gaily past So happy, carefree, uninhibited. | want to set my soul free, let it float. Act as it wants to act Say what it wants to say, But my thoughts and ideas are supressed, By aworld, By people, Who don’t care About anything other than themselves. My heart cries out: “Stop this apathy.” é But no-one hears— They are too busy rushing past. Rosemary Bathgate Mike Orzse, Cindy White, Teresa Killian, Cheryl Elleson, Heidi: Thompson, Lauri Morrisette, Mrs. - Morin and Heidi Walker share good times as they work on ad- vanced crafts projects. Upper left, Melody Hickman, Bruce BroWn, Donna Buckley, Christy Langenberg, Linda McNutt, Bob Glenn, Andy Skinner, Sue Sustello, Ron Boyle and Julie Farstad. Lower Gene Frazelle and Glenn Campbell. 14 “Frien Friends are to laugh with, to confide in, to ask favors of, to have lunch with, and to share with. A life without friends is blacker than darkest night is unbearably lonely. ie ae be ene neuititoe sgpPevibee 4a Center left, a few snowballs were thrown, all in good fun. Upper right is Dennis Newman. Lower Debi Newman and Gene Perry. There is something about the snow that brings out the kid in every= one. Who can resist the temptation to throw a few snowballs or rub a few faces in it? The big snow of ‘72 as it will be called started on Tuesday, December 5. By night everyone knew that there would be no school the next few days. The snow stayed and the temper- atures dropped into the minus teen degree range and held for the rest of the week. The icy grip did many dollars damage to shrubs and trees in the area. Coldest temp. of the week was down to minus 15. The rain. Will it ever stop? Will the clouds ever go away and let the sun shine through? Will God ever stop crying, and smile upon the earth? The snow was good for making sculptures as we see here. Don Chase, Melodie Hickman, Russ Ragland, Mike WHuber, Julie Farstad and Bob Glen built the statue of Piggie Wiggie and his friend Chicken Little. The lower shot shows the gingerbread house the boys home ec. class builtto accompany their Christmas cookie party. Jordi Carlson and Bille Jean Benton on their way to class having to pass by the inviting, warm, sunlit patio. It is a true ‘test of courage. Lower left, Rick Davidson on resource period. “move over sun Sometimes it is hard to go to class on those first sunshinny days of spring. You walk by your best friend who is basking in the sun getting rid of that winter palor and you try to remember how many absences ago you were warned about missing again. Which is it to be? Class or Sun. Move over sun. Chris Langenberg, Bob a Glenn and Russ Rag- land. 19 Upper left, Ernie Torres, Wilma King, and Jeff Cheever visit on the patio. Lower left and right, Ernie and Mike Anderson throw the football. WN ie ene Ale ta ORB ay, — Pepe F ' f t | ; f Barbara Chandler, Janis Stangle, Pam Baker, Chris Langenberg and Bob Glenn soak up sun in the patio. 21 “out where it is all real” It’s spring like days When the sun is shinning And the world is beginning to come alive That | wonder what | am doing here. Why am | not out there Where it is all real? But then it 1s only A few more weeks until Graduation and the end of the shielding Womb of public schools. What then? Will | stand inside A mill looking out At the sun—wondering What | am doing there? Wishing | were at school Where it is all real. This page, Greg Myers. Next page, Connie Froemming. 22 ON MO, CPS i Yon ED “It's hard to concentrate when spring gets in the way” The neat thing about the patio ls you aren't seen goofing off By the general public as they Go by on 7th Street every day. Your teachers are sometimes Soft and let your entire Class go out On a sunny day. We promise to not be distracted By the rest of the traffic But it is hard to concentrate Ona book when spring is In the air and the sun Gets in way. ye a “good excuse” Top photo, Cindy Milner, Gene Perry and Julie Chauran. Lower photo, Gene Perry. Having a cast On your foot Comes in handy When you need An excuse to Be lazy Ona Sunny day. Or if you want some Chick to stop And sign Her name Or draw A funny face On your big Center left, Kathy Jordan and Brenda Booth learn sewing. Upper right, Don Hileman gets instruction from ‘‘Doc’’ Anderson. Lower left, Steve Klopp cuts a steel rod and lower right, Mrs. LaFollette dis- cusses mythology. aa ee @ live as if there was no other... Faculty Anything really valued, really loved or treasured cannot be touched. It remains as a pearl in the very core of your heart, occasionally shining forth like a beacon, illuminat- ing the eyes of those near you. But sometimes the pearl is clouded over as troubles and fears overcome lighthearted- ness. Wipe the slate clean. Be happy and free. Live each day as if there was no other and spread peace for the good of man. Upper left, Lila Stair, girls counselor. Upper right, Mr. Bennett, English. Center, left, Mr. Harris and a couple of sophomore math students. Lower, Mr. Canaday helps students with homework. Pauline Acaiturri Denny Alldredge Jo Anderson, bookkeeper John Anderson Phil Backman Glenn Beisner Bo Bennett Cora Best, cook Wilber Brant, cust. Sterling Brower, cust. i Dale Canaday Janice Cardwell Pat Carter George George Calderwood Roscoe Cole Bill DeBorde Ron Dove Kathy Downing Adeline Dwight, cook Betty Eich, secretary Grant Elkington Ken Fenter Laurita Freer Eva Gehrman Marjorie Goddard, cook 28 Gary Hakes, cust. John Hall Darrold Hanna Bob Harris Marvin Harris Rose Marie Hatch Allen Heide Edna Hodgson, secretary Joanne Hollister, cust. Carol Huber, food services Kelly Jackson, cust. J.C. Johnson Mary Jo Jenkins Barbara Jones, office mgr. Chuck Keech Rudy King Janice LaFollette Keith Lane, cust. Sharon Lee, cook Jim Lehl, activities Jay Lenz Graydon Lewis Phil Luttrell, cust. Barbara Lyons, Cust. Terry Maddox Ralph Mason Rick Milasich Roy Milner Elaine Moe, nurse Pat Morin Bill Morrisette Grant Mortenson Bobbie Newman Bill O’Neal, principal Marge Orre, counselor sec. Lucile Perkins Stewart Pfeifle, counselor Dinah Pflugrad Dick Place Ronalee Ramsay Carol Ranstad Ken Reiser Jeanne Rhoda Gladys Rice, cook John Rich Somers Karen Rittenhouse, lib. sec. 39 Conrad Roemer Sue Rogers Ed Rupple Nellie Scott, cook Bob Semon, counselor Julia Senn Rita Sharpe, English sec. Gene Slayter Bud Smith, Assistant P. Lila Stair, counselor Mike Streeter Jeannette Sullivan Sig Trautwein Bob Tucker Jean Turley, library Bev Viers John Vogt Lee Wacker, V. Principal Wayne Wheeler Delores Weideman, cust. Stella Young George Weideman, cust. Hal Whitbeck Beth Yates, lib. sec. Charles Young Faculty Teachers try many things to be “one of the guys.” They welcome students with open arms at the registration, go through initiations, compete for athletes, and occassional- ly strike back if you demand they do something perfectly reasonable like climb a ladder with an egg in their mouth. Shown here is Mr. Milasich at registration (at right), Mr. Maddox and Mr. Harris seem to be recruiting Darvel Medford for either football or baseball. On the next page we see new teachers Semon (upper left), Card- well (upper center), Sullivan (lower left), and Hall (lower right), as they | are initiated by the rally. Upper | right, Mr. Deborde introduces the cross country team and below, Mr. | Slayter prepares to direct one of the bands. REAR Ne Se rt rerrniigs Is the way to a faculty member through his stomach? The students in the Commercial Food Service Class, taught by Mrs. Huber and Mrs. Hatch must have thought so when they served lunch to the faculty. The hostess was Kathy Mishler. She greeted the guests and showed them to their seats. The waitress- es brought the guests their menus, seryed water or coffee, took the orders, and served the lunch. The menus were designed by Julie Ham. The cover portrayed a witch, a haunted house and a pumpkin—all representative of the Halloween Spirit. The menu was the regular menu of the day, the main dishes featured roll-ups or meat loaf. The charge was $.55, the usual adult price. The class also served lunch to the visiting Oregon State University Career Education Advisors. Later in the year the class served lunch as a regular feature. Ken Brougher was manager of the day, having the responsibility of watching over both restaurant and the kitchen. He introduced himself to each guest and saw that everyone got fast, effecient service. The faculty generally agreed that it was nice to be served lunch without having to stand in the long line. Shown on these two pages, top left, Ken Brougher and Mrs. Huber check the service with Principal O’Neal and Mrs. Hodgson. Lower left, hostess Kathy Mishler waits to greet another customer. Lower center, counselors Semon and Pfeifle visit with viee principal Lee Wacher as Carol Wilson waits the table. Top this page, Karen Hobson waits on Mr. Lenz, Mr. Keech, Mr. Cole and Mr. Caulderwood. Center, Gene Smart begins setting the table for Mrs. Ramsay and Mr. Fenter. Lower this page, truly the way to build up brownie points. Faculty 35 { : ' eel idee... RrnLeLr ore e e) on. ed For sheer excitement nothing beats the sports program with its myriad competitive events. Fellowship abounds before, during and after the games or meets. 6 A lot of gut work after school while everyone else is home watching television. Practicing in the rain with mud squishing into and under your practice sweats. Doing the same routine time after time, day after day. Finally doing your thing while your folks and your friends watch from the warm shelter of the stands. Doing your best and hoping it will be appreciated by coach, friend and parents. Finally the season Is over and you are standing at the front of the room with all eyes on you and your name is called and your letter is your final reward. @ a J 3 be. Kgcesseneet Soueeescne toveceneee Sonswesee “,,. your letter is your reward.” 37 Varsity football team: Row one 1 to r, Fred Sauer, Steve Bour, Kyle Hoff, Tony Putnam, Ernest Torres, Rick Wilson, Steve Lewellen, Lance Parks, Zane Smith, Craig Marshall, Ron Boyle, Bruce Brown, Jim Kin- ley, Mike Anderson, Ellis Clay- ton. Row two; Gary Haines, Norm Hill, Don Welty, Allen Stugelmeyer, Kerry Buzard, Alan Lively, Clint Scroggins, Steve Shelgren, Mitch Knibbs, Brian Brown, Tim Tagwerker, Kurt Kimball, Mike Enyert, Terry Smith. Row three; Jerry Fails, Veryl Kelson, Bill Remoir, Gary Cloyes, Cory Farstad, Tim Arens, Randy Gerg, Hugh Jones, John Arens, Darvel Med- ford, Grant Plauts, Rick Lloyd, Bob Wilkinson, Norm Sensa- baugh, Mike Roseberry, and Greg Carter. The Springfield football team had a disappointing season on the scoreboard this year, but not necessarily in all aspects of the game. You can hardly expect a coach to come to a school and have a champion- ship team the first few years he is here. There have been many improvements made this year which are pleasing to the trained football eye. 8 We all want to have a winning season, but be patient. It takes'a few years for a school to adjust to a new head coach. You must look at the Spring- field football team as you would an expansion team in the professional league. Look at it this way for the simple reason that it takes a few years to beceme a contender. ° There is a good nucleus of juniors and sophomores, so give them a chance. You just might have a state title in a few years. 39 The JV foot- ball team en- joyed a very good season. The Millers, under coach Dove, had a number of sophomores participating and the varsity football team has a lot to look forward toin ’73 when these talented underclassmen take over. ¥ MO snevieleibehis � OP ges Sate elias a «te Loe Sheetal LSE ge ce i Upper left the JV team; 1. to r. row 1, Keith Jackson, Ron Bour, Rob Whitbeck, Elroy Harrison, Doug Lewellen, Don Kinley, Dave Thompson, Al Lively, Guy Carter, Jeff MacPhearson. Row 2, Gary Watson, Dave Tagwerker, Al Dukes, Terry Smith, Jim Hampson, Mark Enyeart, Brian Brown, Steve Shelgren, Ed Porth. Row 3, Phil Boyle, Dan Saurer, Chuck Whittington, Norm Hill, Tom Cowan, Dave Tagwerker, Mark Morrisette, Brian Cloyes, Doug Moore, Mark Dmochowsky, Greg Tharp, Rick Lloyd, Tony Pulliam, Larry Lujte, Roy Lloyd, Bill Remoir, Steve Cogburn, Sophomore football team row 1, Marc McBee, Doug Lewellen, Ed Porith, Larry Lutje, Doug Moore, Rick Davidson, Tony Pulliam, Chuck Whittington, Guy Carter, Steve Cogburn, Brian Cloyes. Row 2, Mark Morrisette, Roy Lloyd, Rob Whitbeck, Dan Sauer, Gary Watson, Roland King, Allen Dukes, Gregory Tharp, Tom Cowan, and Dave Tagwerker. Row 3, Jeff MacPhearson, Elroy Harrison, Ron Bour, Don Kinley, Tim Hampson, Phil Boyle, Kenny Wood, Dave Thompson, Mark Dmochowsky. FOOTBALL Upper left, SWIM TEAM, front row, Megan Riddle, Diane Long, Debbie Hempy, Toni McDonald, Kathy Jordon, and Tammy Lloyd. Second row, Shannon Riddle, Scott Nixon, Jeff Moore, Jeff Storie, Bob Taylor and Dorene Gischel. Third row, Sharon Kirby, Tony Mellot, Mike Manley, Jeff Vahala and Dean Dage. Back row, Dave Horton, Larry Moffett, Mike Sullivan, Bob Obeksene, Wayne Smith, and Charlie Van Rossen. Top center picture is of Scott Nixon entering the water during a dive. Next to right at the top is Dorene Gischel starting the freestyle. Far right top is Toni McDonald in a back dive. Far left, Lynn Ries diving. Far left corner, Kathy Jordon start of breast stroke. Lower center, Dean Dage readying for the freestyle. This page lower left, Val Huckins and far right. Lower is Shannon Riddle contending in the freestyle. Swim team 43 vases! pone ie The Cross Country team from | to rf, row one: Tom O’Neal, Danny Will- iams, John Diet- meyer, Mark Reiser. Row two, Stan Hod- ges, Phil Dietmeyer, Allan Harrison, Brad Wilkinson. Row three, Don Thomason, Mike Walch, Scott Lia- Braaten, Willie Little, Ken DeRieux. Row four, Mike Huber, Ray Jennings, Dwight Jessop, Gary Gibson. Cross Country Cross Country Upper photo, the GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY team; coach Mrs. Sullivan, Renee Simmons, Pam Kornstad, Pat Vanchura, Renee Wyland. Lower photo, the GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM; Mary Deiz, Carol Bergerson, Linda Warthen, Peggy Haines, Teresa Tuchardt, Rae Reed, Val Ruttencutter, Janel Huser, Amber Kennedy, Cassie Gorden, Carol Beals, Cindy Dubbs. in front is Mrs. Sullivan. Basketball] ascii Page 46, top left, Mike Sullivan at the tip off as Brad Johnson is ready to receive. Top right, Brad Johnson. Center right, Ellis Clayton. Lower left, Steve Lewellen. Center, Steve Lewellen, lower right, Bob Reynonds. This page, VARSITY BASKETBALL team, Steve Lewellen, Jim Kinley, Brad Johnson, Bob Wilkinson Scott Stratton, Mike Sullivan, Bob Reynolds, Tom Hooker, and Ellis Clayton. Lower left, Steve Lewellen, Lower right,, Brad Johnson and Mike Sulliven. Varsity Basketball 47 Top left, Mike Anderson, basketball Miller man. Upper right, Doug Lewellen, Lower left, Randy Olsen and Bob Moore. Lower right, Doug Lewellen. 48 J.V. Upper, JV BASKETBALL TEAM, Mike Twitchell, Randy Olsen, Keith Jackson, Don Thomason, Bob Moore, Tom Reske, Rick Mauer, Steve Hubbard, Doug Lewellen, Mark Cunningham, Jeff Moore, and not pictured, Mark Reiser. Center photo, SOPH BASKETBALL TEAM, Jim Hamp- son, Jeff MacPherson, Chuck Winnington, Chris Carlson, Steve Cogburn, Rob Whitbeck, Elroy Harrison, Ron Bour. Front row, Mike Walch, Mark Dmochowsky, Brian Rinehart, Jim Rodriguez. Lower left, Bob Moore, Lower right, Jeff Moore. Soph Basketball SSSA SNRNRMRN MRSS 2 S ' 2 2 SE es Wore cto Upper left. VARSITY WRESTLING team; row one, Greg Crone, Willie Little, Steve Lehmann, Jeff Crone, Dave Smith, Randy Burian. Row two, Mike Tallerday, Gene Perry, Tony Putnam, Dan Hise, Mike Anderson, Ralph Huntoon, Tim Gurr. Center row wrestling action; Greg Crone, Dave Miglioretto, John Scales, and Merle Herold. Bottom row, Merle Herold, Ralph Huntoon Mike Enyeart, and the team getting ready for a match. Upper right, the JV WRESTLERS, Dave Mig- lioretto, Brian Cary, Joe Vanchura, Ken Brougher, Roy Hill, Mike Adams, John Scales. Row two, Mitch Knibbs, Dave Halbert, Randy Sanders, Mike Enyeart, Steve Put- nam, Pete Ranville, Bob Halleman. Third row, Merle Herold, Steve Nelson, Rick Davidson, Doug Pickett, Gary Cloyes, Jerry Fails Steve Jordon, Brian Cloyes, Roy Lloyd and Tony Pullium. 51 a een = Boys gymnastics Upper left, Ernie Torres on the high rings, his only event. Next far left is Tom O’Neal on the high bar. Lower left is Charlie Van Rossen on high bar. Upper center, BOYS GYMNASTICS TEAM front row; Tom O'Neal, Bill Led- better, Gary Emery, Phil Boyle, Richard Moore. Row 2, Myron Kleingartner, Ron Boyle, Charlie Van Rossen, Terry Haddin, Brian Brown, Paul Brick. Row 3, Bruce Brown, Kem Hall, Mr. Bennett, Sam Hyde, Ernie Torres. Missing is ‘Eugene Lauffenburger. Just be- low the team picture, Phil Boyle on the parallel bars. Lower center Ron Bo yle on floor ex. and Brian Brown on rings. This page upper right, all around winner Bill Led- better on side horse. Center left is Charlie Van Rossen onrings, center Bruce Brown on parallel bars, Center right, Sam Hyde on vault. Lower left, Myron Kleingartner on side horse. Lower center, Paul Brick, and Lower right corner, Upper left, Toni Mc- Donald on the high beam. Upper right, Marilyn Litzenberger on the un- even bars. Lower left, Jodi Cheeverand Tammy Lloyd practice floor ex. At right is Laurel Norris In Floor Ex. Upper right, the GIRLS GYMNASTICS TEAM row one, Lavada Renolds Penny Fields, Tammy Lloyd, Tony McDonald and Jan Allely. Row two, Marilyn Litzen- berger, Lynn Pfeifle, Coach Cardwell, Debbie Nickerson, Laurel Norris, Jodi Cheever. On right, Laurel Norris on the Uneven bars. Lower left Lynn Pfeifle. At left, Marilyn Litzenberger. Lynn is specialist on the uneven bars. Marilyn and Laurel are ‘All around”’ performers. Upper left, A participant in the vocational career carousel, listens to questions. At right is the Coke display. Lower, the rally in the Christmas Parade. Lower right, Shannon Riddle. a mi ay te GE . we %, gr. oo ree en am. | A e 7 ota.” oe: | x I se. bee Z wee, oe, iy fi 4 ) ah Upper __ right, the Jeremiah people perform at an all school convocation. Center, the float the special education depart- ment built for the Christmas parade. Lower, Mr. Pfeifle and Mr. Keech watch the vocational department’s career carousel. For hundreds of hours we sweat and toil to learn the line the song the step the cheer to entertain you for a brief moment to make you laugh to hum to scream to tap your foot For hundreds of hours we wonder if it is worth the effort. But when we hear the applause we know It is. Special activities ; i ¢ 5 c if RF f i f { Sy eee % Wied Snel. Cth dai Other page, top left; Dan Miles and Al Higgins. Top center, Ken Becker and Zane Smith. Page 58 | center left; Linda Johnson makes up Jan Poff. Lower far left, Dan Miles, Carmen Bradbury, Page 58 | center of the page; Jim Saxman makes up Teresa Powers. Center of the two pages, Director Milasich 1 | directs the big kissing scene with Shirley Herrington. Center bottom of page; Shirley Herrington and Zane Smith and the little bow wow. Upper right, Jim Miller, Milasich, and Teresa Powers. Center, this page; Miles and the French maid, Trude Bodily. Center right, this page, Ken Becker. Lower center this page, Shirtey Herrington makes up Trude Bodily. Lower right corner, Dan Miles and j : Carmen Bradbury. The Play “’Lily, The Felon’s Daughter”’ was the first direct- ed by Mr. Milasich in his position as official director of the drama program. Helping with the play were Jim Sax- man from the U ofO and Ken Fenter, Student Director was Jan Fegles. The play ran three nights with about 200 people each night. 59 This page, Upper right, Shirley Her- rington and Megan Cox get make up on for the child- ren’s play ‘‘Hansel and Gretel.’’ Low- er, Kim Davidson and Deborah Brown. Hansel and Gretel This page, Upper left, Megan Cox, as the Wicked Witch, is run off by the children Hansel, Mark Morrisette, and Gretel, Barbara Chandler. Right, Al Higgins, Deborah Brown, Barbara Chandler, Mark Morrisette, Kim Davidson, and Megan Cox. Lower Megan and Barbara. Hansel and Gretel was the second play of the school year. It was taken On tour of the local grade schools during the early part of April. Upper right, the Varsity Rally, Shannon Riddle, Dick Brett, Linda McNutt, Karla Kordan, Marceil Peterson, Sam Roper, Bob Glenn, and Peggy Kary. Upper right, the junior varsity rally, Julie Lake, Carlen Hoff- man, Penny Fields, Tammy Lloyd, Rhonda Worman, Julee Hall. Candids left to right, Carla, Linda, Shannon. Center, Linda and Melody. 62 sone = = Vas, companied by was Carol Ranstad. These girls had per- sonality, looks, and avariety of interests, but they all warited the school to have spirit. It hurt them when they were the only people cheering at certain times dur- ing a game. The fans are pretty good at SHS so the cheer- leaders didn’t have that rough a time. The girls are ac- couple or three boys during the fall and winter. New advisor Lower, Julie Hall with escort Bob Glennand Marceil Peterson with escort Willie Little wait for word on who will be selected Fall Festival Queen and King. Upper right, Brenda Durham and escort at the after game dance. Lower, Janis Woodruff “dances” with Zane Smith. 64 Upper left, Fall Festival Queen, Sandra Bassford and her court; Sam Roper, Senior Princess; Marceil Peterson, Junior Princess; Julee Hall, Sophomore Princess. Far right, Sam Roper with her escort Dick Brett, and Queen Sandra Bassford and her escort Myron Kleingartner. Fall Festival was in conn- ection with the Sheldon football game. Perna mere Hi Lites Upper left, facing page, the HI LITES. Front row, Carmen Bradbury Vicki Frey- filler, Patty Cook, Marla VanLaningham Louise Nordol, Shari Hamilton, and Sabr- ina Dehart. Rowtwo, Karla Weichman, Gail Kendrick, Rhonda Miller, Cathy Hansen, Ruby Murphree, Donna Buckley, Car- men Costin, Carol Cook, Upper, this page, the Hi Lites in march formation. Lower left, the pin wheel. Lower right, the peel off. Lower center, Darrell Dog- get and Randy Shar- land mark cadence for the drill. Upper left, CHORALE MEN 1st row, Dave Smith, Jack Radich, Alan Dukes, Scott Waggoner, Greg Crone. Row 2, Tim Wise, Gary Emery, Mike Enyeart, Robin Downey, Allen Stuglemeyer, Tom Sullivan, Norm Hill. Row 3, Mark Newman, Mike Corbett, Mike Anderson, Ralph Huntoon, David MaGuire, Mike Roseberry, Dick Brett. Row 4, Leland Powers, Dean Bonney, Larry McDade, Steve Hoisington, Shawn White, Roland Brower, Stan Evans, Brad Johnson, Mike Sullivan. Lower left, CHORALE GIRLS Becky Rinehart, Joann Snyder, Sue Buck, Laurice Morrisette, Teresa Gordon, Lori Hunley, Diane Nelson, Luanne Johnson, Christy Langenberg, Roxanne Wilkens, Moni- que Brusse, Linda Farson, Pam Cunningham, Marceil Peterson, Sue Sustello, Carol Bergerson, Debbie Nickerson, Marybeth Andrews, Peggy Kary, Julianne Chenoweth, and Marla Warren. 68 Choral music Lower center, CHORALIERS, Row.1, Linda Farson, Pam Cunningham, Tammy Lloyd, Julie Lake, Jodi Cheever, Cheryl Newsum, Janice Allely, Michele Turner, Sue Foster, Mary Diaz, Jeri Chandler. Row 2, Mary Davis, Gail Smith, Kim Niece, Kim Jeans, Penny Fields, Amy Cook, Ronica White, Val Ruttencutter, Kris Bond, Susan Thompson, Janet Young, Cindy Britten, Row 3, Janey Dillon, Linda Willey, Kim Miller, Sherri Crawford, Faye Wallace, Karla Weichman, Jan Wallace, Colleen Corkum, Ellen Goreham, LaVada Reynolds, Patty Jokinen, Tina Leroy, Jayne Downing. Lower right, Kimla Williams at the Christmas Concert. Upper center, CHORALE SOPRANOS Susan Sullivan, Paula Thoreson, Sandy Adams, Janice Stangle, Barbara Chandler, Joanne Southworth, Candice Cornwell, Kay Merckling, Lora Mooney, Tina Mercer,Kathy Ramey, Joanne Prociw, Teresa Powers and Virginia Crone. Upper left, KALEIDOSCOPE SINGERS, front, Gary Emery, Sue Buck, Joe Vanchura, 2nd row; Larry McDade, Cathy Waihoja, Mike Enyeart, Barb Chandler, Mike Roseberry. 3rd row; Mark Newmann, Christie Langenberg, Dave Smith, Mike Anderson, Teresa Powers, Ralph Huntoon. 4th row; Robin Downey, Becky Rinehart, Al Stugelmeyer, Mr. Tucker, Rolland Brower, Janice Stangle, Tim Harbour. Lower left, KALEIDOSCOPE SINGERS at the Fall Sports Award Banquet. (Not pictured, Marybeth Andrews) 70 Top center, candid of the CONCERT CHORALE at the Christmas Concert. Lower center, CHORALIERS’ ENSEMBLE, front, Sherry Crawford Penny Fields, Tammy Lloyd, Julie Lake, Kristi Bond. Patty Jokinen. Back, Faye Wallace, Jan Allely, Val Ruttencutter, Ellen Goreham, Jayne Downing. Upper right, choral director Robert Tucker, and lower right, Chorale and Kaleidoscope members backstage between numbers at the Christmas Concert. Pacific f° Federal F The Springfield High School MARCHING BAND participates in the annual Christmas | parade. The marching group performed at many parades, halftimes, and the highlihgt of the year, a trip to Disneyland. The trip culminated months of raising money and activities on the part of the bandsmen and their parents. Marching Band 72 : f f AOE ne nantes nearer te tN REN McChesney, Rob Sutton, Becky Wells, Ken Derieux, David Pearse. Row 2, John Dietmeyer, Mike Smith, David Young, Dwight Jessop, Pat Smith, Cory Carlson, Mark Fails, Wendell King, Mark Matteson, Brian Rinehart, Doug Pickett, Gary Watson, Keith Blunck, Dean Bonnie, Rocky Barret, and Mr. Slayter. 73 ae | | Upper photo, the pep band at one of the home ballgames. Lower photo the brass workshop. Row 1, Keith Jackson, Mark Cunningham, Doug Upper left, SYMPHONIC BAND, row 1; Roland Brower, Kay Merckling, Penny Sprague, Jean Peters, | Rosalie Ruttencutter Patty Ware, Marybeth Andrews, Candy Stoneburg, Joneile Laak- sonen. Row 2, Scott Scales, Curt Barrow, Dave Brown, Chris Peters, Hugh Jones, Gary Osborne, John Plautz, Mitch Knibbs, Terry Smith, Steve Hall, Phil Dietmeyer, Ralph Huntoon, Kathy sonen. Row 2, Kathy Hollis, Barbara Hagey; Marianne Scales, Teresa Powers, Bob Moore, Doug Edwards, Bob Fondren, Karmen Kaston, Judy Kornstad, Jane Martin, Kathy Jordan. Row 3; Scott Scales, Curt Barrow, Dave Brown, Chris Peters, Hugh Jones, Gary Osborne, John Plautz, Mitch Knibbs, Terry Smith, Steve Hall, Phil Dietmeyer, Ralph Huntoon, Kathy Smith. Row 4; Scott Cole, Cory Carlson, Alan Olson, Randy Gerg, Don Thompson, Marc McBee, Jim Arens, Scott Stratton, Dean Bonney, Jerry Gibson, Bill Maack Bill Fuller, Stephen Cogburn, Tim Harbor, Scott Liabraaten. Back row, Gene Slayter, Don lkington, Konnie Bond; Brad Williams, Randy Scharlund, Ken Newman Bob Edenso, and Cory Farstad. Symphonic Band Concert Band Lower photo, the CONCERT BAND, Row 1, ReneeSimmons Kathy Murphree, Kim Jones, Shery! Hylton, Candy Malm, Valarie McAdams, Jan Merydith, Michele Belcher, Kathy O'Neal. Row 2, Joann Southworth, Sherry Crawford, Sue Temple, Judy Bond, Judy Skurdal, Roxanne Wilkens, Paula Walworth, Mary Lou Armstrong, Kathy Batchelor, Sue Cairns, Cheryl Newsom, Row 3, Michelle Lytle, Debbie Brown, Matt Bruce, Debbie Putnam, Michelle Turner, Mitch Knibbs, Larry McDade, Jeff Philips, Jerry Trott, Benny Ransom, Shawn. Kerby, Tom O'Neal, Dave Brown. Row 4, Ken Brougher, Marc McBee, Don Kelley, Bob Halleman, Steve Buur, Janice Allely, Mike Walch, John Montgomery, Rocky Barrett, Scott Stratton, BileeJean Benton, Dave Orre. Row 5 Leland Powers, Tim Wise, Scott Liabraaten, and to the far right, Steve Yates. Back row, Gene Slayter, Penny Sprague, Konnie Bond, Ted Guy Doug Flagg, Chip Soulet, Dave Allen, Gary Carpenter, Bob Davis. Top, STAGE BAND ONE, Bob Fondren, Randy Scharlund, Mitch Knibbs, Terry Smith, Joneile Laaksonen, Ralph Huntoon, Joanne Southworth, Phil Diet- meyer, Doug Edwards, Scott Cole. Row 2, Don Kelly, BillieJean Benton, Louise Nordahl, Bill Maack, Dean Bonney. Row three, Don Elkington, Bill Fuller, Kevin Cunningham, Mr. Bob Kempf, Scott Scales, Jeff Haagenson, Chris Peters, Hugh Jones, Dave Brown, Gary Osborne. STAGE BAND 11, Doug Gibbs, Cathy Smith, Larry McDade, Mr. Slayter, Shawn Kirby, Tony Mellott, Joanne Southworth, Steve Hall, Doug Edwards, Bob Davis, Jerold Trot, Pat Smith, Row two, Steve Cogburn, Chip Soulek, Steve Yates Louise Nordahl, David Oore, Mike Smith, Britt Benton, John Diet- meyer. Row three, Ron Bour, Kevin Cunningham, Jancie Allely, John Plautz, Keith Jackson, Mike Waich, Mark Cunningham, Doug McChesney, Becky Wells. PER- CUSSION, Ron Bour, Kelley Kneeland, Les Sceevers, Bob Davis, Debra Moore, Mr. Slayter, Jett Mellott. Seat STAGE BAND Sail rae a ie ‘ Left the a Ter- Flags again. esa Powers, Judy Skurdal Debi Mery- y Marianne dith, Kellee Kneeland. Top photo, FLAGS, Scales Brown and Penny Lower, Sprague Jan HES sdigaescinss cas ee ccaal pigs See. . Today | found a coca-cola can a half-eaten apple a tumble weed a squished up caterpiller, and you. Considering all the things | found today, and judging from the laughter and tears and times I’ve had with you | think finding you was even better than the squished up caterpiller. Wanda DeHart Center left, Dave Cline, Bill Paris, Tony Newman, and Gene Frazell participate in a trouble shooting contest in VICA, the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America. Lower left, Mike Roseberry, Louise Nordahi, and Sue ‘| Sustello. At the top | is Bev Lewis, Jan | Poff, and Amy Cook. Clubs and Organizations 79 Upper right, Joe Vanchura, Robert Fon- dren, Jim Miller, and Dave Miglioretto watch the army ‘‘goat’’ vehicle which was demonstrated for the Vocational Industrial Arts classes. Lower center. Alan Olson, Chris Peterson, Jane Down- ing, Candy Malm, Kelly Tompson and Gene Smith participate in an ASB meet- ing. Lower right, Kathy Jordan, and Teri Davis help at a banquet. They as Usherettes , help at many sc hool sponsor- ed functions as official schoo! hostesses. eee Se ee pe wg ; “ay ; ge oe Fs ASB Executive Committee Pcie sennncnnaicily al . 2 om Booee pe ORR ASB EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: Upper left, Jane Downing explains an issue as Candy Malm listens. Lower left, the officers, Sue Sustello, social promoter; Barbara Hagey, vice president; Jeff Haagenson, president; and Kathy Waihoja, secretar right, Lehl. Center right, Haagenson. treasurer; Candy Cornwell, y. Jim Lehl advisor. Upper 80 It was not a controversial year. It is hard to be controversial when the most frequently heard words are ‘motion defeated.”’ “table it.” At least we didn’t do anything bad. We didn’t do much of anything at all, come to think about it. Upper left, Jeff conducts a meeting. Center left, Mem- bers listen to reports and study proposals. Lower right Jeff introduces new teachers at initiation pep assembly. es Tr Ce Cig a! VICA CLUB front row, Klayton Kopperman, Don Hileman, Glen Campbell, Fred Sauer, Dave Klein Bill Paris, Dan Olson, Toni New- man, Gene Frazell, Kathleen Mishler. Row 2, Lee Powell, Steve Young, Larry Bond, Gene Perry Anita Ferris, Melody Aust, Curt Van Hoose, Chris Mathews, Lyle Kirpatrick, Karen Hobsen, Jack Rich. Top row, Vern Nichols, Brian Kuhnhenn, Paul Newman, Curtis Baughman, Dennis Nelson, Tim Gurr, Steve Bour, Gene Glue- son, Tim Qualls, Sue Tompson, Jim Gray and Carl Wilson. VICA CLUB OFFICERS AND ADVISORS, Dave Klein, Toni Newman, Gene Frazell, Bill Paris, Danny Olson, Fred Sauer. Standing are advisors Darrol Hanna, Jack Rich, John Anderson, Carol Huber, Roy Milner, Jay Lenz and Charles Keech. Center is Glen Campbell, state president and Ron Heilman, state rep. Lower center, Christmas float. . RADIANT BEAUTY SALON VICA Upper, Gene Frazell and Glen Campbell entertain at one of the state VICA conventions. Center is the VICA float which appeared in the Christmas parade. Lower is the officers at a state wide convention. AT OE NTN MEO NI NTT TN EP SS A Upper photo, the DECA CLUB. Sue Savage, Lori Guse, Lauri Morrisette, Mrs. Freer, Sandy Bassford, Jami Lamb, Sheri Benedict, Twyla Leathers, Brad Johnson, Sandra Dawley, Kerri Fowler, Marg Davis, Janet Bakken, Brenda Durham, Jani Hancock, Robin Potter, Teresa Gordon, Stanley Evans. Sitting, Jackie Harley, Peggy Dummert, Loni Peterson, Vickie Morgan. Lower photo, Ruby Murphree, Dick Brett, and in the background Gail Kendrick as they wrap Christmas gifts. Lower right, the student store as run by DECA. 84 — DECA CLUB front row, Rhonda Miller, Gail Kendrick, Delores Parazoo, Brenda Booth, Connie Bond, Jana Johnson, Bobbi Yoakum, and Cindy Gerald. row two, Shannon Gabriel, Sabrina DeHart, Peggy Kary, Karen Dubbs, Pam Wise, Nancy Ferguson, Sheila Harms, Marla Epperson, Kathy Batchelor. Row three, DECA seinen laesietiaseg Dan Owen, Dan Paine, Nick Iwaniw, Dick Brett, Greg Carter, Jim Kinley, Tim Tagwerker, and Bruce LaFontain. Lower photo, Alana Schmidt, Cathy Gabert, Chris Ekberg, Krista Hince, Sue Sullivan. Back row, Linda Paslay, Teresa Yoakum, Sonja Roper, Debbie Tipton, Heidi Thompson, Mrs. Freer. 85 __ TS ANGE ._hebiendenen slbaiaryacbaarmesis:shmihi eeaniohsStengoasseanmnensngmenssennae ea Gah Saas somes Pei he ae i — — oe ‘eau a alat - = = = = a = Peres gt FOO ee ee hy ey, ot SESH Pee BS y g 28S e eee ® Bh ag sSRneetae®ey es or Ree eee 8ee es ‘aus ene Sey se, tee Tb seee8ee, me em, ’ ’ — a — MO eccgvstesesg? 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Lower right, Cathi Watson and Dave Dorman paint the wall in the stair well. Next page upper center, Sue Berg ad- mires the paint job. Upper right, Mr. Cole, club advisor at work. Lower left, Vickie Freymiller, Dave Dorman, Karla Kordon, and Cathi Watson. 88 rere French club FRENCH CLUB; Dee Laroe, Al Higgins, Candy Malm, Jerry Fails, Susan Dean, Linda Gordan. Dick Brett, Coats, Lori Linda Halsell, Mike Trevino. Lower picture, MEDICAL CLUB; Susan Stewart, Candi Stoneburg, Mike Benson, Sherri Emerson. Standing; a” st et ge ee 4 ester ewes =e Fe ee BES on™ = eee Fie I te e Fe wer aalgy et EE gt ee ee ® I club Medica 90 Forensics Upper photo, the FORENSICS CLUB, John Martin, Joe Vanchura, Steve Lehman, Don Welty, Deanne Welch, Merle Seward, Linda Flory, Cal Carpenter, Susan Dean, Ken Brougher, Dave Smith, Mrs. Carol Ranstad, Gary Emery. Lower photo the GERMAN CLUB, stand- ing, Candy Stoneberg, Sandy Bassford, Andy Skinner, Pat Carter, Rosemary Bathgate, Gene Giueson, Bob Glenn, Sig Trautwein, Russel Ragland, Linda Bradley. Sitting, Karl a Weickmann, Gail Kendrick, Vicki Batchelor, Tony Mellott, Lori Hunley, Sterling Summers, Robin Lawson and Grace Sack. You can’t help ' . ] Vise ES smiling as you : : 2 look back over the past three years. It doesn’t seem like it was that long and tough anymore. You can remem- ber that big lout of a senior (when you were a sophomore) trying to toss you over the balcony, and how you hung on for dear life as you swayed near the edge. Upper right, SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL, | to r, Tresa McKentire, rep; Carmen Bradbury, treas; Dave Wood, pres; Ellen Goreham, rep; Vickie Freymiller, sec. Lower left, Jim Berry sizes a canvass before beginning a painting in art. Lower right, Kurt Madison, Doug Briggs, Vickie Burian, Jeff Clark, and Craig Marshall in class. Senior Class “There you are, standing with a diploma in your hand.” You see yourself in your senior year dashing about, madly lighting up all the trash cans in the English department and watching some senior tear the sweatshirt off some sophomore. In the second week of your senior year there you are, Charles Atlas, holding a sophomore over the balcony, listening to him scream. Then there you are, standing with a diploma in your hand and nothing matters anymore. For once in your life you know where you stand —ahead. Top left, Brad Wilkinson, top right, Rick Wilson, Norm Sensa- Baugh and Steve Bour. Center left, Gaylen Koch. Lower left, Vickie Burian and Ken Becker. Lower right, Terry Sears. — ee ed SE Raa Jon Alldritt Loni Allison Larry Anderson Mike Anderson James Arens John Arens Diane Baker Janet Bakken Herb Barr Curtis Barrow Gary Barth Don Barton Sandra Bassford Rosemary Bathgate Curtis Baughman gee Seniors| Mike Benson Rick Birran Steve Bour Carmen Bradbury Dick Brett 95 Susan Berg Suzzanne Boettcher Joseph Boyer Linda Bradley Doug Briggs Daniel Berry Konnie Bond Ron Boyle Harold Bramsen Cindy Britten Seniors Steve Brock Dave Brown Vicki Burian Kerry Buzard Carol Carlson Rolland Brower Les Brunson Donna Burkett Glenn Campbell Cory Carlson Bruce Brown Sue Buck Leanne Burnett Tesry Canaday Gary Carpenter Greg Carter David Chapman Ron Chase Jeff Cheever Jeff Clark Ellis Clayton Gary Cloyes Greg Coleman Patty Cook Mike Corbett Mary Corkum Candi Cornwell Dave Clark James Colley Judy Crawford me Seniors Cee WE accancroornt ati nae 2: EE SS eS A AS ET TOE Kevin Cunningham Virginia Crone Joan Culley Lavonne Daily Mary Davis Debbi DeHart Richard Doggett Dave Dorman Chery! Dow Mary Drews Karin Dubs Peggy Dummert Brenda Durham Corliss Easter Bob Edenso 98 Seniors Kris Ekberg DuWayne Evans Kirk Fandrem Alice Ferguson Nancy Ferguson Sherri Emerson Stan Evans Cory Farstad Jane Ferguson Robert Fondren Mike Enyeart Jerry Fails David Femrite Judy Ferguson Terry Foster 99 ee ail snneeel is Deidre Fuller Kathy Gabert Steve Goffeney Tim Gurr Seniors William Fuller Mark Gardner Susan Goodness Carmen Grant Miriam Fults Jodi Garret Teresa Gorden Dan Gruber Gene Frazell Jerry Gibson Ellen Goreham Teddy Guy Vickie Freymiller Eugene Gluesen Doug Goude Jeff Haagenson Barbara Hagey Dawn Hastings Sandra Herold Krista Hince Cathy Hollis 101 Sharri Hamilton Debra Harding Donnie Hileman Keith Hodgin Linda Hopper Tim Harbour Steve Harris William Hilton Kyle Hoff Kathy Huber Ralph Huntoon Debra Johnson Elaine K ldahl Earl King Dave Klein b Don Jackson Gail Johnson Scott Keffer Wilma King Mitch Knibbs Tom Jennings Hugh Jones Cody Kennedy Jim Kinley Gaylen Koch 102 oe Oe wy ae) “Ree, ' ee ae, ,' eu Qe, we = 2� Fao mm vaeeea hy % ® ae ¢ at - Klayton Kopperman Kay Lacy Kent Laxton Bill Maack Seniors Karla Kordon Shelly Lamb David Leeper Ken Maddox Pam Kornstad Harry Lang Steve Lewellen Curtis Madison 103° Bruce Kriger Mary Langston Beverly Lewis Mike Magnuson Francie Killian Steve Larson Dana Lutes Ruth Mallam Chris Manley Craig Marshall Patty McCullough Treasa McEntire Kay Merckling mo ay 2 a Joann Manning Joyce Manning Sandy Mason Randy Matteson Brenda McDonald Mike McDonald Randy McLaws Tina Mercer Tim Meyer Greg Meyers 104 oe ee UCRURLUAAanacne LOCCGew ee a SLOT Dave Miglioretto Dan Miles Jim Miller Phil Miller Rhonda Miller Kathy Mishler Dave Monroe Laurice Morrisette Kathy Mullen Ruby Murphree Dennis Nelson Steve Nelson Debi Newman Mark Newman Tony Newman 105 Ken Newman Randy Orre Lance Parks Gene Perry William Nichols George Pack Pat Paschall Lonnie Peterson Seniors = iP sem BIST Phe. g Bite si ee Alan Olson Ken Palanuk Linda Pasley Linda Powell Dan Olsen Bill Paris David Pearse Debra Polak eee Mike Orosz Rhonda Parker Gale Pearse ° Walter Pudwill Tony Putnam Lee Regan Bill Richards Rosalie Ruttencutter Marianne Scales Tracy Ragland Bill Remior Rebecca Rinehart Fred Sauer Tom Sullivan 107 Kathy Ramey Robert Reynolds Sonia Roper Cindy Saxon ee Michael Schailzel Wilma Schultz Terry Sears Robert Simpson Jean Smith Sharon Seevers Marlette Schnell Clint Scroggins Merle Seward Cheryl Smith Susan Scherer Randy Schurlund Norman Sensabaugh Susan Slaughter Jett Smith 108 109 Jeff Smith Penny Sprague Susan Sullivan Roger Tiller Marla VanLaningham Zane Smith Elna Stafford Deborah Terhorst Kathy Titus Catiterin Waihoja Joann Snyder Marry Stephenson Heidi Thompson Pat Vanchura George Waldrip Jan Wallace Cindy White Rick Wilson Linda Warby Lisa Whitman Pam Wise A Marla Warren Brad Wilkinson Dave Wood 110 Susan Weidman Brad Williams Susan Wood Laura West Kimla Williams Debi Woodbury Janis Woodruff Teresa Yoakum Deborah Y onger Nora Volta Barbara Zaklin Ken Becker Darrel Doggett Darrel Demke Gary Tart Vicky Ware sophomores SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNCIL, | Candy Malm, sec; Sandy Larson, | soc. prom.; Joanna Southworth, | rep.; Chris Peters, pres.; Jayne | Downing, rep.; Kim Jeans, rep.; and Janice Allely, rep. Center left, Scott Stevenson, Marv Harris, Dennis Sutherland and Dave Thompson. Center left, MikeSmith, Tony Pulliam and Dwight Jessop. Lower, Chris Beckett, Chris Carl- son and Micky Guyley. ‘ we . ae’ er, . eet t ' te Top, Doreen Gishel, Lori Davidson Don Kinley, Bill Ledbetter, Laurel Norris and Jane Smith enjoy their lunch. Lower left, Susan Dean at an after game dance. Lower right, Jack Anderson, Greg Tharp, Paula Walworth and Brian Cloyes. ees f i The alarm bursts forth through your haze of sleep, issuing a fine resounding ring. A ring not too welcome, when every instinct is set upon sleep. t | What an abrupt, initiation into a new day. I Darkness enfolds the earth and only bits of light can be seen on the horizon. | Fog drifts in clouds and sifts about dampening the air. | Dew is on the ground frozen to frost. All is quiet, not a bird sings-but the alarm continues to ring... Morning-meeting day-is a grueling time. It's the separation between one day and the next-an hour not to be missed if you are to meet the day. ) aa ... initiation into a new day” 113 Michael Adams Jerry Alldritt Cheryl Allyn Lorna Anderson Kevin Antrim Carol Barlow Rebecca Akers Janice Allely Jack Anderson Mark Anderson David Bailey Sherry Barth Kathy Balcom Cynthia Bassford Ralph Balcom Vicki Batchelor Tina Banks Greg Baughman Richard Bates Chris Beckett Keri Boehland Brian Bralley Mike Cain Dean Chapman Carol Beals Keith Blunck Philip Boyle Shirley Burnett Jeri Chandler David Bierman Glen Bright Debbie Brow Rick Carpenter Britt Benton Ronald Bour Dave Britten Joseph Carlson David Billings Michael Bowers Yvonna Buckingham Pamela Casey Marlee Bender Sandra Booth Thomas Bridgman Chris Carlson Jodi Cheever a a Rebecca Chestnut Julie Cholewinski Jay Clarke i Lorraine Cloud Brian Cloyes David Coates Lorilee Coats Tom Cogburn Scott Cole 116 Marilyn Collins | Wayne Cooks Jim Cooper Jean Corbett Tom Cowan Sherry Crawford Greg Crone Mark Cunningham Jeanee Dalbeck Kim Davidson Laurel Davidson | Rick Davidson Mark Davis Robert Davis Scott Davis Terry Davis Tim Davis Susan Dean Kelly Demorest Ken Derieux John Dietmeyer Linda Dillingham Janey Dillon Janet Dow Jayne Downing Allen Dukes Malcom East Kim Elliott Gary Emery Sophomores Cheryle Enoch Mark Enyeart Mark Fails 118 Pam Farley Anita Farris Donna Fisk i | Debra Flint Jeff Fountain Art Freeman Sheri Freytag Jimmie Fry Eldon Furguson | Rick Gehlhaar Doug Gibbs Dorene Gischel Kellie Goddard Beth Goffeny Barbara Gonzales Cassandra Gordon Linda Gordon Elizabeth Gotcher | Val Gregory _ Teresa Halpain Greg Harris Ce ap Debbie Guiley Linda Halsell Ricky Hartwig Micky Guiley Dell Hamilton Debra Harvey Peggy Haines Perry Hamilton Wendy Harvey Julee Hall Jim Hampson Danny Haworth Stephen Hall Dave Harris Debbie Haworth Sophomores E19 Sherry Haworth Jo Hiibschman Steve Hoisington Jane Houk Janel Huser Roy Jennings Randy Hazel Karen Hileman Ernest Hollenbeck Connie Howard Steve Inman Dwight Jessop Terry Henning Dan Hise Paul Holt Val Huckins Keith Jackson Keith Johannessen Steve Herman Carolyn Hoffman David Houk Lori Hunley Kim Jeans Sonja Johansen Gs) _ nw 225923 ous 245 Aree a) oO SOVaP4 Sy esa need SOV oO Ss AASMURM = os S ” ° So.o 2 SOoSRSES ne AE See SESE as 5: ° 3 NOK HN sc § e Ora Ag ee o ES ws 29 of ss ae = AA La aee = eS ssa ari oO AOss 3s 2 MAMA =O ct 5 o sevp con S or SOT ° AOS se B Se 7SZ 37 e242 a os os “SesBs eZ Sssonu ¢€ = SO ci. AULURNOUDO 1 a 1 | Jim Lee Terry Lee Steve Lehmann 122 Tina LeRoy Doug Lewellen Pam Lewis | Scott Liabraaten Laura Litzenberger Roy Lloyd Tammy Lloyd Russell Loeffler Teresa Long 1 Larry Lutje Michelle Lytle Jeff MacPherson Candy Malm Rick Mansker Walter Matteson | _ Sophomores Oras Kevin Mathews Val McAdam Marc McBee 123, Tina McCoy Doug McChesney Gary McClellan Rick McDowall Mary McEntire Don McKinnis Larry McDade Jett Mellott Maria Mellott Tony Mellott Mike Menlow Danny Miller Kim Miller Laurie Mitchell Debra Moore Doug Moore Becky Neet Scott Nixon Gary Osborne Gary Peake Jeanette Pierzina Bonnie Morris Diane Nelson Laurel Norris Jolene Osborne Chris Peters John Plautz Becky Moser Nancy Nelson Elaine Obernolte Lori Owen Jean Peters Ricky Pope ASL, Rick Mower Nancy Newman Marcene Oerding Kim Ownbey Crystal Peterson Ed Porth 124 Kathy Murphree Debbie Nickerson Kathy O’Neal Renee Palanuk Lynn Pfeifle Michael Myers Kim Niece David Orr Denise Palmer Doug Pickett Joann Prociw Benny Ranson Ken Rinch Mark Sager Wallace Schirmer Steve Simmons Tony Pulliam Geri Ray Brian Rinehart Randy Sanders Jim Scott Cindy Sipe Debra Putnam 125 Raelene Reed Janet Roberson Ann Saugen Barbara Seeleye Carolyn Smith Mike Rackley Mark Reiser James Rodriques Lester Scevers Angela Sexton Cathy Smith Lori Ramsey Joyce Reynolds Val Ruttencutter Tim Schaaf Mike Shields Kathy Raney Lauada Reynolds Mike Rybka Robert Scherer Larry Terhorst Gail Smith Susan Stewart Robbie Sutton Steve Tart Gerald Trott Scott Waggoner Jane Smith Steve Stormont Ram Swan Greg Tharp Teresa Tuchandt Mike Walch Mike Smith Rhonda Streamer Julie Sweren Dave Thompson Roy Tucker Tammy Waldrip 126 Pat Smith Sterling Summers Jim Taff Kelly Thompson Michele Turner Faye Wallace Joanna Southworth Debbie Surgeon Dave Tagwerker Paula Thoreson Teresa Vanderpool Galen Whisler Debbie Stanturf Denise Sutherlin Mike Tallerday Sheryl Tibbett Toni Volta Paula Walworth Becky Wells Charles Whittington Delores Woodworth Janet Young Dave Warren Marsha West Roxanne Wilkens Cynthia Wooley Colleen Younger Linda Warthen Rob Whitbeck Linda Willey Rhonda Worman Jeff Miller 127 Carri Watkins Shawn White Nancy Williams Renee Wyland Lee ‘Erickson Gary Watson Ivan Whitney Donald Wilse Steve Yates Brenda Watts Cindy Whitted Steve Wilverding Dave Young Junior Class He smiled! Only a stranger passing by, but he cared enough to look at your troubled face and nod encouragement. sree Today you settled grievences with your number one enemy— one small step for man- kind, a giant step for you. .... hat tingly feeling from asincere compliment given by someone you admire, giving you new confidence in yourself. .... YOU met a new person and she solved your earth shattering problem. You've gained a friend. .... he memory of friends, the people who see your faults and failings, but accept and love you anyway, carry your live, your memories within your heart and you'll never walk alone. Karla Kordon Upper right, the JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS, Willie Little, pres; Connie Froemming, treas; Janice Stangle, social promoter; Jan Poff, rep; Pam Lee, rep; Amy Cook, rep. Center left, Carmen Costin, Sabrina DeHart, Patty Cook, Donna Buckley, Nora Volta, and Shari Hamilton goof off during resource. Center right, Mike Twitchell. Lower, Mike Eaton, Karen Wilcox, Sheri Johnson, Mrs. Hatch, Mrs. Morin, and Mr. DeBorde try to straighten out registration. 128 aa 129 Upper left, Trudy Bodily studies in one of the resource study carrols while, lower left, Shannon Gabriel and Dan Owen learn the art of gift wrap- ping. At low- er right is Mike Twitchell Pam Cunning- ham and Pam Lee. Sandra Adams Melody Aust Sharilyn Benedick Connie Bond David Alldredge Pam Baker Billie Jean Benton Kristie Bond Dave Allen Glenda Banks Carol Bergerson Dean Bonney 130 Jack Allen Kathy Barr James Berry Brenda Booth MaryBeth Andrews Katherine Batchelor Carmel Billings Debbie Borders Mary Lou Armstrong Paul Beers Trudy Bodily Kenneth Bramsen Tonia Brewer Debbie Brown Randy Burian Bryan Carey Cindi Conrad Carmen Costin Michelle Bridges George Brown Patricia Burks Jordi Carlson Amy Cook Megan Cox Cheryl Bright Thomas Bruce Jeffifer Burns Calvin Carpenter Carol Cook Steven Craig Marquita Bristow Monique Brusse Kim Buzard Donnie Chase Ken Brougher Heather Bryant Joe Cafaro Julie Chavran Brian Brown Donna Buckley Sue Cairns Julianne Chenoweth t Philip Cruz Pam Cunningham Melody Darneille Casey Davis Linda Davis Sabrina DeHart Virginia Deford Mary Diaz Philip Dietmeyer Diana Ditlefsen Mark Dixon Dan Doggett Catheryn Dombrowsky Alton Dooley Dawn Dorman Robin Downey Cindy Dubs Joanne Durfee 132 i re rer Diane Eldridge Cheryl Ellison Donald Farley Janice Fegles Linda Florey Ernie Fowler Richard Ellingson Marla Epperson Julie Farstad Mary Edmonston Doug Flag Sue Foster Don Elkington Steve Ellison Linda Farson Royce Fisher Iletta Ford LF Sharon Frame Connie Froemming Cheryl Freymiller Shannon Gabriel Becky Gambel Thomas Garrett Steve Garhwaite Randy Gerg Cynthia Gerold Gary Gibson Sherry Gilbert Vicki Gillmore ) Gerry Gilmore Bob Glenn Gary Goddard Randy Goddard Sally Gooch Candy Grant James Gray Bambi Greer Lori Guse Garry Haines Kem Hall Julie Hamin Jani Hancock Lorita Harris Albert Higgins Randy Hollister Cheryl Hylton Don Johnson Cathy Hansen Alan Harrison Nancy Hill Tom Hooker Rickey Ince Jana Johnson Jacquelyn Harley Christopher Harvey Norm Hill Steve Hubbard Patricia Inman Luanne Johnson Sheila Harms Steve Hatleberg Roy Hill Mike Huber Nicholas Iwaniw Patricia Jokinew Mearle Harold Shirley Herrington Karen Hobson Karen Hunter Bob Jensen Kathy Jordon Craig Harris Melody Hickman Patty Hollis Ann Hyland Brad Johnson Dough Juza Juniors Peggy Kary Gail Kendrick Lyle Kirkpatrick Jamie Lamb Rodney Lewis Sue Long Judy Kornstad Nancy Lasse Alan Lively Carla Kuhl Twyla Leathers Rick Lloyd Bruce LaFontaine Pam Lee Sheree Lloyd Amber Kennedy Clayton King Myron Kleingartner Christy Langenberg William Little Craig Lortie Kurt Kimball Teri King Steve Klopp Paula Larson Marilyn Litzenberger | Louise Luckey : Laurel Lynnes Mark Maddox Bruce Marshall Margaret McCulley Linda McNutt Lawrence Mitchell ae Patty Love Dave Maguire Collen Martin Becky McCullough Darvel Medford Johnny Montgomery Lee Maddox Mike Manley Michael McAllister Mark McCullough Teresa Mellott John Montieleone 137 Toni McDonald Janis Mery dith Lorie Mooney Sheila McFarland Cindy Milner Bob Moore Cynthia McMillin Bill Mills Bob Moore Jeff Moore Deetta Moriarty Karen Morris Tommy Morris Kim Nelson Dennis Newman Cheryl Newsom Louise Nordahl Nancy Odneal 138 Randy Olsen Tommy O’Neal David Orre Ly Gaylene Osborne Dan Owen Dave Owen Delores Parazoo Bonnie Parker Doris Parker j Maxine Patton Michele Paudois Daniel Payne Mike Perkins Marciel Peterson Karen Philpot. h Grant Plautz Linda Polak Leland Powers Teresa powers Robin Potter Linda Quinn 11 Russ Ragland Jack Rainy Teresa Rao Lavonne Reed Thomas Reske Casey Rice I) | j Mark Rich Debbie Robinette June Sanford Scott Scales David Schmidt Steven Shelgren Shannon Riddle Dawn Rolph Suzanne Savage Alana Schmidt Joyce Sexton Andy Skinnner eee ee Lynn Ries Mike Roseberry John Scales ) Bonny Schmidt Ron Shafer ; Judy Skurdal Renee Simmons Marlin Smith Wayne Smith Janice Stangle Steve Strain Steven Sundstrom Dave Smith Sherry Smith Chip Soulek Candy Stoneburg Steve Stratton Sue Sustello Laurie Smith Terry Smith Alan Staniford Jeff Storie Mike Sullivan Tom Tackett Tim Tagwerker Sue Thompson Joyce Vancil ae seaaenrnneonneennnn Bob Taylor Debbie Tipton Jeff Vahala Deretta Talley Don Tryon Curt Van Hoose Sue Temple Kim Tucker Charlie Van Rossen Terry Thomas Mike Twitchell Doug Vaughan | Juniors Dan Thomason Joe Vanchura Heidi Walker Clayton Wallace Don Welty Bertha Liltse Jayne Warby Ronica White Tim Wise Patricia Ware Karla Wiechmann Brenda Wood 142 Lauren Watson Bob Wilkenson Dane Woodruff Deanne Welch Dan Williams Bonnie Yaw Greg Wells Barbara Williamson Diana Yelin Jeanette Young Larry Bond Rocky Brown Joyce Clum Karen Dunn Dave Gosser David Horton Suzanne Blanton 143 | | f Track TRACK TEAM: row 1, Russ Lamb, Jim Hampton, Mike Tallerday, Kurt Kimball, Dwight Jessop, Tom O’Neal, Gary McClellen, Brad Wilkinson and Mr. Dove. Row 2, Scott Liabraaten, Tom Cowens, John Dietmeyer, Mark Cunningham, Jeff Cheever, Mike Walch, Paul Brick, Mark Fails, Row 3, Phil Dietmeyer, Bob Moore, Mitch Knibbs, David Alldrege, Roy Jennings, Chris Peters, Dan Hise, Shawn Kirby. Row 4, Mike Huber, Doug Lewellen, Keith Jackson, Brad Johnson, Gary Osborne, Chuck Whittington, Chris Carlson, Tom Reske, Don Kelley. Lower left, Kurt Kimball, Lower center, Mitch Knibbs. Lower right, Jeff Cheever, Top center, Brad Johnson, Upper right, Gary Osborne. 145 SPRINGFILLS 4 TOWy a” 1972 s Upper left, Jerry Fails begins his sprint. Upper center, Jeff Cheever and the high bar. Lower left, John Dietmeyer, long distance runner. Lower center, Kurt Kimball and Brad Johnson, hurdlers. : 146 ! ! ! | a Girls Track GIRLS TRACK; Upper right, front row, Mary Mclintire, Amy Cook, Mary Lou Armstrong, Tamaya McCoy, Val Ruttencutter, Janel Huser, Jeanee Dalbeck. Row 2, Anita Farris, Debi Johnson, Alice Ferguson, Peggy Haines, Renee Simmons, Brenda Berberson, Top row, Carol Beals, Kellee Kneeland, Bev Lewis, Renee Wyland, Ellen Goreham, Raelene Reed, Amber Kennedy. Center left, Val Rutten- cutter, Mrs. Pflugrad and Debbie Johnson watch a race. Lower right, Amy Cook. Teams were tentative. 147 Girls Tennis BOYS TENNIS, opposite page, Joe Vanchura, Don Welty, Wendell King, Mark Madison, Cory Carlson. Standing, Coach Bob Semon, Steve Strain, David Smith, Mark Newman, Tom Sullivan, Malcom East, Jeff Phillips. Not pictured Doug Pickett, John Saxton, John Allidritt. All team pictues of spring sports tentative as they were not finalized by photo deadline time. Below, Cory Carlson and Mark Newman. This page the GIRLS TENNIS TEAM Pam Cunningham, Trudy Bodily,Sue Boettcher, Sandy Larson, Louise Nordal, Barbara Hagey, and Sue Berg. Row two, Pat Vanchura, Grace Sack, Sue Dean, Diane Nelson, Pam Lee, Janey Dillon. Mary Diaz, Pam Kornstad, Pam Baker. 149 GOLF TEAM front row, Mike Magnu- son, Hugh Jones, Bob Fondren, Tom Powell. Back row, Jim Rodriguez, Jeff Moore, Packy Cowan, Willie Little, Scott Stevens and Mike Smith. At left, coach Caulderwood looks on. Golf 150 VARSITY FOOTBALL Statistics BASKETBALL—JV Springfield Opponent ae GIRLS BASKETBALL — Varsity 7 C. Grove 20 Springfield Opponent 7D N. Bend 19 51 Sheldon 44 Springfield Opponent | 13 Churchill 24 54 S. Eugene 59 30 J. City 19 13 Sheldon 28 46 Marshfield 63 42 Mohawk 31 7 Marshfield 12 56 Churchill 45 31 Mo hawk 34 13 S. Eugene 28 52 North E. 47 31 WilHi 32 14 WilHi 7 54 N. Bend 43 24 North E. 6 27 North E. 6 47 WiHi 39 32 THS 36 7 THS 26 54 C Grove 43 2, Sheldon 30 39 Sheldon 48 26 S. Eugene 40 | JUNIOR VARSITY AND 57 S. Eugene 40 31 C. Grove 29 | SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL 46 Marshfield 50 GIRLS BASKETBALL —JV NO RECORDS KEPT. 53 Churcill 52 | 50 N. Eugene 51 8 WilHi 7 39 N. Bend 37 21 North E. 2 24 W ilHi 25 26 THS 29 | CROSS 57 Clcroveuenso 13 Sheldon 6 | Springfield Opponent Total record 15 won 7 loss 10 S. Eugene 20 36 Sunes bas 16 C. Grove 19 . Ben | 5 Brera 36 BASKETBALL — SOPH 78 (1st) Gilchrist Invitational Springfield Opponent 59 (2nd) Sweet Home Invit. 29 Sheldon 43 45 N. Eugene 17 pt S. Eugene 58 BOYS GYMNASTICS 30 WilHi 25 50 Marshfield 45 20 THS 37 50 Churchill 76 Springfield Opponent 59 S. Eugene 15 56 N. Eugene 45 74.41 Sheldon 67.09 C. Grove 69 46 N. Bend 49 94.48 Thurston 84.55 132 (4th) District Meet 68 WilHi 60 75-2) South Albany74.55 low score wins� 55 C Grove 51 96.73 Churchill 127.31 40 Thurston 41 90.57 C. Grove 77.33 60 Sheldon 63 102.90 S. Eugene 126.20 WRESTLING—VARSITY 58 S. Eugene 43 88.68 N. Eugene 73.09 Springfield Opponent 35 Marshfield 43 98.26 Willamette 85.61 39 Lowell 24 59 Churchill 63 DISTRICT 27 N. Bend 38 51 N. Eugene 55 Churchill 135.49 17 THS 37 51 N. Bend 48 S. Eugene 134.62 52 N. Eugene 9 50 WilHi 48 Klamath Falls 110.92 38 THS 32 74 C. Grove 48 Springfield 93.63 11 West Linn 41 40 THS 44 WilHi 91.62 33 McMinnville 36 Sheldon 89.03 36 Astoria 24 BASKETBALL —VARSITY Thurston 87.13 36 S. Eugene 28 oe: N. Eugene 81.63 28 Willamette 29 So Coreen 14 e aeeos 72.90 20 Bend 44 iS Bee nae . Grove 12 14 Beaverton 42 12 WilHi 12 oe Seen on 51 Centennial 71 11 Marshfield 40 64 Seria 32 GIRLS GYMNASTICS 30 Sheldon 23 = en ; ee: 25 Churchill 23 . any 7 Springfield Opponent 56 C. Valley ne | 17 THS 37 35 Shane 54 57.35 Sheldon 79.78 WRESTLING—JV 40 S. Eugene 53 57.725 Thurston61.85 39 Marshfield 48 57.80 S. Albany | | 2 Eowell V2 51 Churchill 71 : 33 THS 42 GIRLS GYMNASTICS | | 42 Ne Eugene 28 43 N. Eugene 5i7 32 THS 39 ae Nee on 57.35 Sheldon 79.78 28 Meenas eo veal = 57.725 Thurston 61.85 48 Neinewilien1 ae SRT ed 57.80 S. Albany 44.90 | 51 eet 6 aM eS a 69.41 Churchill 75.41 : 33 S. Eugene 15 a sheldon = 77.36 C. Grove 62.39 . 47 WilHi 23 52 S. Eugene 53 69.30 S. Eugene 84.94 20 Bend 45 a eee mee 77.80 N. Eugene 77.40 3 o pode chico 75.76 WilHi 61.30 Beaverton 52 52 N. Eugene 82 ) 18 West Linn 43 40 Ne pend 36 DISTRICT ) 12 Marshfield 50 55 WilHi 57 South Eugene 117 22 Sheldon 24 57 Cucrove 72 Sheldon 111 ) 51 Churchill 18 54 THS 71 North Eugene 97 : 27 THS 33 Churchill 96.25 Springfield 94 ! Thurston 76 : Willamette 39 ) Cottage Grove VAS EIMira 7 151 Millers Log and Sentinel Staffs The newspaper staff and yearbook staff combined minus some people who worked hard on them first semester. Shown are Rick Birran, Wendall King, Greg Crone, Gary Lane, Chris Beckett, Don Barton, Row 2, Sue Savage, Cindy Whitted, Lauren Watson, Bonnie Yaw, Kellee Knee- land, Sherry Emerson. Row 3, Mike Walch, Brad Wilken- son, Gary Emery, Grace Sack, Jett Mellott, Debbie DeHart, ,EIna Stafford, Jo Hiibschman. Below are Debbie Woodbury and Rosemary Bathgate who edited the paper the first semester. Debbie moved to Washington, Rosemary moved to Australia. Not pictured are Kyle Hoff and Cathy Watson. Kyle moved to Alaska after football season, Cathy moved to Washington. Also to be mentioned are Debbie Harding Virginia Snodgrass, Lynn Ries, Deanne Welch, Tanya Wheeler who set type for both the paper and yearbook. 152 An interesting, impressive teacher, that’s Mrs. Young. This marked the ending of her forty year teaching career. It all began in the fall of 1929, a year of bank closures, bankruptcy, no money, no One getting paid. It was “‘The Big Year.’’ Mrs. Young's first teaching job was in Nyssa, ) Oregon, where she was surrounded by alkali dust four inches deep, sage brush, and jack rabbits, but “very nice people.’ About 100 students attended this small, friendly school. Mrs. Young became ill and had to refrain from teaching for two years. When she got well, she took off an additional year and married John Young. After the wedding, she lived in Nyssa once again. She returned to teaching as she couldn't bring herself to stay home playing bridge twice a day like most house- Wives at that time. The next thing that stands out in Mrs. Young’s mind was the tragedies of World War II. Part of the students were taken In to ET ae serve and some Japanese were ship- ped in from the coast to an old concentration camp, all these small Japanese boys and girls were rather lost in their language and commun- | ication with English speaking strangers. Her brother, who was a pilot of . a B17 was shot down over Berlin ) and was considered missing in action. : a Together the Youngs decided they should be near her parents in Port- i land. ) In 1944, Springfield High School ; needed a coach, so they came to this school and liked it very much. Her husband, John, was also a principal for a while. The various subjects Mrs. a Young has taught are English (of course), Journalism, Vocal Music, Dramatics, and believe it or not, Girl Scouts. Many people have their favorites and specialties and English is most dominantly Mrs. Young's favorite. She says, ‘I’m still learn- ing more of English and other things. It is so broad. When you've taken both literature and writing; | don’t think there’s any end to writing...| just have more fun!” Mrs. Young has always tried to however, she does plan on sleeping treat students as she would like to in in the mornings. be treated. ‘‘I like to inspire all my It has been an exciting forty students to keep learning. | realize years of teaching spread over forty I'm not a genius, nor the greatest three years time. teacher in the world, but i'm still oe ane Wr f learning everyday.” Exci tin g 40 years At present, Mrs. Young hasn't any plans for after retirement, 153 Kelly... a fine fellow” In the teacher’s lunch room on a February Friday after school, the staff gathered for a short faculty meeting. It was a special meeting, indeed. While everyone was gathering together, finding a place to sit, many were helping themselves to a piece of cake and a cup of coffee. It sounded more like a social get-together than a faculty meeting. Actually it was a Surprise reception for the retire ment of one of our custodians, Kelly Jackson. A big smile was on kelly’s face when he came in—laughing and talking with everyone. One teacher said to Kelly, ‘‘Maybe you'll have time to come back and see us.”’ Another commented ‘‘We are really going to miss you around here.” The atmosphere was gay and moving along fine. At the right time a gift was presented to Kelly and his wife with these words from Mr. O’Neal. ‘’I’m sure we all know Kelly is a fine fellow and his wife a very nicedady. Kelly and | his wife have been sweet to all of us. In appreciation for his work,”’ he added with a laugh, ‘‘we have collected all the scrap paper around the school and were going to give him this present from all of us.’’ The present was a beautiful wall clock, however. He also re- ceived a pair of red socks with white hearts. Kelly has been custodian for Springfield High School for 4% years. Before he came to Spring- field he was employed inthe San Francisco area. “Little things make it worth while” During her fourteen years of working at Springfield High School, Mrs. Hodgson has suffered no hard- ship or warfare getting along with everyone in the attendance office and throughout the entire school. Before working at SHS she was an everyday, normal American housewife. Later, she acquired a job in the kitchen at Brattain Elementary and then as a cook at Springfield Junior High. In Oct. 1959, Mrs. Hodgson worked with Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Eich (former- ly employed at Thurston High School) in the administration office at Springfield High School. Then in 1960, she moved to the office of attendance. To be able to work in the office she took commercial classes to brush up on_ the basics and proceedures of the job. “The little things in life usually dominate the big things.’’ com- mented Mrs. Hodgson, when telling about the brighter points in her job. Her whole association with the kids, she felt, was pretty good. Its the little things day in and day out- that make it all worth while. ““’There are nice people all around this school. When people work, they don’t have time to be good neigh- bors.’’ she stated. ‘‘And that’s the policy | usually try to follow.” After retiring, she plans on taking up sewing and maybe some art work. She is looking forward to a calm, boring life in which she can stay up late, watch t.v. and sleep in. Mrs. Hodgson is really going to miss everyone, but above all, in the least, will she miss making out withdrawals. 155 INDEX Adams, Michael, (10), 51, 114 Adams, Sandra (11) 69, 130 Akers, Rebecca (10) 114 Alldredge, David (11) 130 Alldritt, Jon (12) 94, 148 Alldritt, Jerry (10) 114 Allely, Jan (10) 55, 69, 70, 112 114,76 Allen, David (11) 130, 76 Allen, Jack (11) 130 Allison, Loni (12) 94 Allyn, Chery! (10) 114 Anderson, Jack (10) 112, 114 Anderson, Larry (12) 94 Anderson, Lorna (10)114 Anderson, Mark 10)114 Anderson, Michael (12) 5,39,48,50, 68, 70, 94 Andrews, Marybeth (11) 68,130,76 Antrim, Kevin (10) 114 Arens, James (12) 11, 38, 9476 Arens, John (12)11, 38, 94 Armstrong, Mary Lou (11)5,130,76 Aust, Melody (11) 82, 87, 130 Bailey, David (10) 114 Baker, Diane (12) 94 Baker, Pam (11) 130, 149 Bakken, Janet (12) 94 Balcom, Kathy (10)114 Balcom, Ralph (11) 114 Banks, Tina (10) 114 Banks, Glenda (11) 130 Barr, Herb (12) 94 Barr , Kathy (11) 130 Barrow, Curtis (12) 94, 76 Barth, Gary (12)94 Barth, Sherry (10) 114 Barton, Donald (12) 94 Bassford, Cynthia (10) 114 Bassford, Sandra (12) 65, 94 Batchelor, Katherine (11) 6, 85, 130, 76 Batchelor, Viki (10) 114 Bates, Richard (10) 114 Bathgate, Rosemary (12) 94 Baughman, Curtis (12) 82, 94 Baughman, Greg (10) 114 Beals, Carol (10) 45, 115 Bekker, Ken (12) 7, 58, 59,93,116 Beckett, Alden (10) 112, 115 Beers, Paul (11) 130 Bender, Marlee (10) 115 Benedick, Sharilyn (11) 130 Benson, Mike (12) 90, 95 Benton, Britt (10) 115 Benton, EileeJean (11) 76, 130 Berg, Sue (12) 97, 88, 89, 95,149 Bergerson, Carol (11) 45, 68, 130 Berry, Dan (12) 95 Berry, Jim (11) 92, 130 Bierman, David (10) 115 Billings, Carmel (11) 130 Billings, David (10) 115 Birran, Rick (12) 95 Blanton, Suzanne (11) 143 Bodily, Trudy (11) 59, 129,130,149 Boettcher, Deborah (12) 95 Bond, Connie (11) 85, 87, 95,130 Bond, Jddy (12) 76 Bond, Konni, (12) 76 Bond, Kristie, (11)69,70,130 Bond, Larry (11) 82, 143 Bonney, Dean (11) 68, 76, 130 Booth, Brenda (11) 26, 85, 130 Borders, Deborah, (11) 130 Bour, Ron (10) 40, 41, 49, 115 Bour, Steve (12) 38, 76, 82,93 5 Bowers, Mike (10) 115 Boyer, Joe (12) 95 Boyle, Philip (10) 40,41,52,115 Boyle, Ron (12) 14,39,52,88,95 Bradbury, Carmen (12) 58,59,66,92, 95 Bradley, Linda, (12) 88, 95 Bralley, Brian (10) 115 Bramson, Carol (12) 95 Bramsen, Kenneth (11) 130 Brett, Richard (12) 62,65,68,85, 90,95 Brewer, Tonya (11) 2,131 Brick, Paul 10) 52 Bramsen, Harold (12) 95 Bridges, Michelle (11) 131 Bridgman, Tom (10) 115 Briggs, Doug (12) 92, 95 Bright, Chery! (11) 131 Bright, Glen (10) 115 Bristow, Marquita (11) 130 Britten, Cindy (12) 69, 95 Britten, Dave (10) 76, 115 Brock, Steve (12) 96 Brougher, Ken (11) 35, 51, 131 Brow, Deborah (10) 115 Brower, Roland (12) 68,70,76,96 Brown, Brian (11) 39,40,52,131 Brown, Bruce (12) 14,39,52,53,96 Brown, Dave (12) 76,96 Brown, Deborah (11) 60,61,73,76, 131 Brown, George (11) 131 Brown, Rockey (11) 143 Bruce, Thomas (11) 76, 131 Brunson, Leslie (12) 96 Brusse, Monique (11) 68, 131 Bryant, Heather (11) 131 Buck, Susan (12) 68, 70, 96 Buckingham, Yvonna (10) 87, 115 Buckley, Donna (11) 11, 14, 66, 128 Burian, Randall (11) 50 Burian, Vicki (12) 7,12,92,96 Burkett, Ramona (12) 96 Burnett, Leanne (12) 96 Burnett, Shirley (10) 115 Buzzard, Kerry (12) 38, 96 Cain, Mike (10) 115 Cairns, Susan (11) 76 Campbell, Don (11) 12 Campbell, Glen (12)14,82,83,96 Canaday, Terence (12) 96 Carey, Bryan (11) 51, 131 Carlson, Carol (12) 5,86,96 Carlson, Christopher (10)49,112,115 Carlson, Cory (12) 16, 148 Carlson, Jordi (11) 131 Carlson, Joseph (10) 115 Carpenter, Cal (11) 131 Carpenter, Gary (12) 12,76,96 Carpenter, Rick (10) 115 Carter, Greg (12) 39,85,97 Carter, Guy (10) 40,41 Casey, Pam (10) 87,115 Chandler, Barbara (12)61 69.70 Chandler, Jeri (10) 69, 115 Chapman, Dave (12)97 Chapman, Dean (10) 115 Chase, Rod (11) 17 Chase, Ron (12) 7, 97 Chase, Don (11) 131 Chauran, Julie (11) 131 Cheever, Jeff (12) 12,97 Cheever, Jody (10) 54, 55,69,115 Chenoweth, Julianne (11)68,86,131 Chestnut, Rebecca (10) 116 Cholewinski, Julie Ann (10) 116 Clarke, Jay (10) 116 Clarke, Jeff (12) 92, 97 Clayton, Ellis (12) 39, 46, 97 Cline, Dave (12) 78 Cloud, Lorraine (10) 116 Cloyes, Brian (10) 40,41,51,116 113 Cloyes, Gary (12) 48, 51,97 Cium, Joyce (10) 143 Coats, Lorilee (10) 90, 116 Cogburn, Stephen (10) 41,49,76 Cogburn, Tom (10) 116 Cole, Scott (10) 76, 116 Coleman, Greg (12) 97 Collins, Marylin (10) 116 Comer, Debra (10) 87 Conrad, Cindi (11) 6,131 Cook, Amy (11) 69, 78,128,131 Cook, Carol (11) 66, 131 Cook, Pat (12) 66,97, 128 Corbett, Mike (12) 68 Corbett, Jean (10) 7 Corkum, Mary (12) 69, 87, Cornwell, Candy (12) 69, 80, 97 Costin, Carmen (11) 66, 76, 128,131 Cowan, Tom (10) 40, 41 Cox, Megan (11) 60, 61, 131 Craig, Steve, (11) 131 Crawford, Sherry (10) 69,70,76 116 Crone, Greg (10) 50, 68,116 Crone, Jeff (50 Crone, Virginia (12) 69,98 Cruz, Phil (11) 132 Cully, Joan (12) 98 Cunningham, Kevin (12) 98 Cunningham, Mark (10) 49,116 Cunningham, Pam (11) 68, 69, 129 132,149 Dage, Dean (12) 42 Dailey, Ken (10) Dailey, Lavonne (12) 98 Dalbeck, Jeanee (10) 116 Darneille, Melody (11) 132 Davidson, Kim (10) 60,61 Davidson, Laurel (10) 113 Davidson, Rick (10) 41,51,116 Davis, Cassandra (11) 132 Davis, Linda (11)132 Davis, Mark (10) 116 Davis, Mary (12) 69,98 Davis, Robert (10) 117,76 Davis, Scot (10) 117 Davis, Teri (10) 79,87,86,117 Davis, Tim (10) 117 Dean, Susan (10) 90,113,117,149 Deford, Virginia (11) 132 Dehart, Deborah (12) 13,98,12 Gabert, Katherine (12) 85,100 Gabriel, Shannon (11) 85,129, 134 Dehart, Sabrina (11) 66,85,128,132 Gamble, Becky (11) 134 Deiz, Mary (11) 45 Demke, Rocky (12) Demke, Darrel (12) 111 Demorst, Kelly (10) 117 Derieux, Kenneth (10) 44, 117 Diaz, Maria (11) 69,132,149 Deitmeyer, John (10) 44, 117 Dietmeyer, Philip (11) 44, 132,76 Dillingham, Ernest (12) Dillingham, Linda (10) 117 Dillon, Janey (10) 69,87,117,149 Ditlefsen, Diana (11) 132 as Dixon, Mark (11) 132 Dmochowsky, Mark (10) 41,49 Doggett, Danny (11) 132 Doggett, Darrell (12) 66,111 Doggett, Richard (12) 98 Dombrowsky, Catheryn (11) 132 Dooley, Alton (1T) 132 Dorman, Dawn (11) 132 Dorman, David (12) 88,89,98 Dow, Chery! (12) 98 Dow, Janet (10) 117 Downing, Robin (11) 68,70 Downing, Jayne (10) 69,70,79,80, Ai oeetilie Drews, Mary (12) 98 Dubs, Cynthia (11) 45, 132 Dubs, Karin (12) 85,98 Dukes, Allen (10) 40,41,68,117 Dummert, Peggy (12) 98 Dunn, Karen (11) 143 Durfee, Joanne (11) 132 Durham, Brenda (12) 6, 64,98 East, Malcolm (10) 117, 148 Easter, Corliss (12) 98 Eaton, Michael (11) 128 Edenso, Robert (12) 7, 98, 76 Edmonston, Mary (11) 138 Edwards, Douglas (10) 76 Ekberg, Kristina (12) 85,99 Eldredge, Michelle (10) Eldredge, Diane (11) 133 Elkington, Donald (11) 133,76'6 Ellingson, Richard (11) 133 Elliott, Kim (10) 117 Ellison, Chery! (11) 133 Ellison, Steven (11) 133 Emerson, Sherri (12) 15, 90, 99 Emery, Gary (10) 52,68, 70, 117 Enoch, Cheryle (10) 118 Enyeart, Mark (10) 40,118 Enyeart, Michael (12) 39,50,51,68 70,99 f Epperson, Marla (11) 85, 133 Erickson, Lee (10) 127 Evans, Du Wayne (12) 99 Evans, Stanley (12) 68, 99 Fails, Jerry (12) 38,51,90,99 Fails, Mark (10) 118 Fandrem, Kirk (12) 99 Farley, Donald (11) 133 Farley, Pamela (10) 118 Farris, Anita (10) 82,118 Farson, Anthony (12) Farson, Linda (11) 69,68,133 Farstad, Cory (12) 38,99,76 Farstad, Julie (11)14, 17, 133 Fegles, Janice (11) 133 Femrite, David, (12) 99 Ferguson, Alice (12) 99 Ferguson, Nancy (12)88, 99 Ferguson, Judy 99 Fields, Penny (10) 55,63,69,70 Fisher, Royce Jr. (11) 133 Fisk, Donna (10) 118 Flagg, Douglas (11) 133, 76 Flint, Debra (10) 118 Flory, Kevin (10) Flory, Linda (11) 133 Fondren, Robert (12) 79,99,76 Ford, Iletta (11) 133 Ford, Jimmy (10) Foster, Susan (11) 69, 133 Foster, Terry (12) 99 Fountain, Jeffery (10) 118 Fowler. Ernie (11) 133 Frame, Sharon (11) 134 Frazell, Richard (12)14,78,82, 83,100 Freeman, Arthur (10) 118 Freymiller, Vicki (12) 66,89, 92,100,134 Freymiller, Chery! (11) 134 Freytag, Sheri (10) 118 Froemming, Connie (11) 87, 128,134 Fry, Jimmie (10) 118, 76 Fuller, Deifre (12) 100 Fuller, William (12) 100 Fults, Miriam (12) 100 Furgason, Eldon (10) 118 Gardner, Mark (12) 100 Garhwaite, Steve (11) 134 Garrett, Jodi (12) 100 Garrett, Thomas (11) 134 Gehlhaar, Rick (10) 118 Gerg, Randy (11) 38,134,16 Gerold, Cynthia (11) 85,134 Gibbs, Douglas (10) 118 Gibson, Gary (11) 44,134 Gilbert, Shery (11) 134 Gillmore, Vicki.(11) 134 Gilmore, Gerry (11) 134 Gischel, Leslie (10) 42,113,118 Glenn, Robert (11) 14,17,52,64 134 Gluesen, Eugene (12) 82,100 Goddard, Gary (11) 134 Goddard, Kellie (10) 118 Goddard, Russell (11) 134 Goffeney, Elizabeth (10) 118 Goffeney, Steven (12) 100 Gonzales, Barbara (10) 118 Gooch, Sally (11) 134 Goodness, Susan (12) 100 Gorden, Teresa (12) 68,88,100 Gordon, Cassie (10) 45,118 Gerdon, Linda (10) 90,118 Gotcher, Elizabeth (10) 118 Gosser, Dave (11) 143 Goude, C (12) 100 Grant Candis (11)134 Grant, Carmen (SP) 100 Gray, James (11) 82, 134 Gregory, Valerie (10) 119 Grubbs, Dan (12) 6, 64, 100 Gueley, Debra (10) 119 Guiley, Micky (10) 112,119 Gurr, Tim (12) 50,82,100 Guse, Lori (11) 134 Guy, Ted (12) 100,76 Haagenson, Jeffery (12) 88,100 Hadden, Terry (9) 52,80 Hagey, Barbara (12) 80,88,101,76, 149 Haines, Garry (11) 4,38,134[ Haines, Peggy (10) 45,119 Halbert, Dave (9) 51 Hall, Julie (10) 63,64,65,119 Hall, Kem (11) 52,134 Halleman, Robert (10) 119 Halpain, Linda (10) 119 Halsell, Linda (10) 90,119 Hamilton, Dell (10) 119 Hamliton, Perry (10) 119 Hamiton,Shari (12) 5,66,101,128 Hamin, Julie(11) 134 Hampson, James (11) 119 Hampson, James (10) 119 Hancock, vani (11) 135 Hansen, Cathy (11) 66,135 Harbour, Tim (12) 70,101,76 Harding, Debra (12) 101 Harley, Jacquelyn (11) 135 Harms, Sheila (11) 85,135 _Harris, David (10) 119 Harris, Greg (10) 119,135 Harris, Steven (11) 135 Harris, Steven (10) 101 Harrison, Alan (11) 44. 135 Harrison, Elroy (10) 40,41,49 Hartwig, Ricky (SP) 119 Harvey, Christroher (11) 135 Harvey, Debra (10) 119 Hastings, Dawn (12) 101 Hatleberg, Steven (11) 135 Haworth, Danny (10) 119 Haworth, Sheri (10) 120 Haworth Debora (10) 119 Hazel, Randell (10) 120 Hempy, Debbie (9) 42 Henning, Terry (10) 120 Herman, Steve (10) 120 Herold, Merle (11) 50,51,135 Herold, Sandra (12) 101 Herrington, Shirley (11) 58,59, 135,60 Hickman, Melody (11) 5,14,17,135 135 Higgins, Albert (11) 58, 90, 135, 61 Hiibschman, Jo (10) 120 Hileman Donnie (12) 26, 82, 101 Hileman, Karen, (10) 120 ° Hill Nancy (11) 135 Hill Norman (11) 4, 38, 68, 135 Hill, Roy (11) 51, 135 Hilton, William (12) 101 Hince, Krista (12) 3, 85, 88, 101 Hise, Daniel (10) 50, 120 Hobson, Karen (11) 82, 135 Hodges, Stan (11) 44 .Hodgin, Keith (12) 101, Hoff, Kyle, (12) 39, 101 Hoffman, Carolyn (10) 63, 120 Hoisington, Stephen (10) 68,120 Hollenbeck, Ernest (10) 120 Hollis, Cathie (12) 13, 101, 76 Hollis, Patricia (11) 87, 135 Hollister, Jerry (11) 135 Holt, Paul (SP) 120 Hooker, Tommy (11) 47, 135 Hopper, Linda (12) 101 Horton, David (11) 42, 143 Houk, David (10) 120 Houk, Edwina (10) 120 Howard, Constance (10) 120 Hubbard, Steven (11) 49, 135 Huber, Kathy (12) 101 Huber, Michael (11) 17, 44, 135 Huckins, Valorie (10) 43, 120 Hunley, Lori (10) 68, 120 Hunter, Karen (10) 135 Huntoon, Ralph (12) 50,68,70, 88,102,76 Huser, Janel (10) 45. 120 Hyde, Sam (9) 52,53 Hyland, Elizabeth Ann (11) 87, 135 Hylton, Chery! (11) 135, 76 Ince, Rickey (11) 135 Inman, Patricia (11) 135 Inman, Stephen (10) 120 Iwaniw, Nicholas (11) 85, 135 Jackson, Donald (12) 102 Jackson, Keith (10) 40, 41, 49, 120 James, Kelly (10) Jeanes, Kim (10) 69, 87, 112, 120 Jennings, Roy, (10) 44, 120 Jennings, Thomas (12) 102 Jensen, Bob (11) 135 Jessop Jr, Dwight (10) 44, 112, 120 120 Johannessen, Keith (10) 120 Johnson, Bradley (11) 46, 47, 68, 135 Johnson,Dan (10) 121 Johnson, Dan (10) 121 Johnson, Debra (12) 13, 102 Johnson, Donald (11) 135 Johnson, Jana (11) 85 135 Johnson, Gail 102 Johnson, Luanne (11) 68, 135 Johnson, Ronna (11) Johnson, Ryan (10) 121 Johnson, Susan (10) 120, 121 Jokinen, Patricia (11) 69, 70, 135 Jones, Billie (12) Jones, Colby (10) 2 Jones, Danny (10) 121 Jones, Hugh (12) 38, 102 Jones, Kim ( ) 76 Jones, Samuel (12) 76 Jordan, Cynthia (10) 121 Jordan, Dan (sp) Jordan, Kathryn (11) 26, 42, 79, 135, 76 Jordon, Steve () 51 Jossart, Lori (10) Juza, Douglas (11) 135 Kaldahl, Elaine (12) 102 Kary, Peggy (11) 62, 68, 85, 136 Keffer, Douglas (10) 121 Keffer, Scott (12) 12, 102 Kelley, Donald (10) 76 Kelson, Very! (12) 38 Kennedy, Amber (11) 45, 136 Kennedy, Cinda (10) 121 Kennedy, Cody (12) 102 Kerby, Shawn (11) 76 Kessler, Debbie (10) 121 Killian, Francie (12) 103 Killian, Teena (10) 15, 121 Kimball, Kurt (11) 39, 136 Kindrick, Gail )11) 66, 85, 136 King, Clayton (11) 136 King, Earl! (12) 102 King, Richard (10) 121 King, Roland (10) 41, 121 King, Teri (11) 136 King, Wendell (10) 121, 148 King, Wilma (12) 87, 86, 102 Kinley, Donavan (10) 40, 41, 113 Kinley, James (12) 39, 47, 85, 102 Kirby, Shwn (10) 42, 121 Kirkwood, Phyllis (10) 121 Kirpatrick, Lyle (11) 82, 136 Kizer, Toni (10) 121 Klein, David (12) 82,102 Kleingartner, Myron (11) 52,53,65, Klopp, Steve (11) 26, 136 Kneeland, Kellee (10) 121,73 Knibbs, Mitch (12) 39,51,102,76 Koch, Gaylen (12)5,93,102 Kopperman, Klayton (12)82,103 Kordon, Karla (12)52,88,89,103 Kornstad, Judy (11)136, 16 Kornstad, Pamela (12) 45,103,149 Kriger, Bruce (12)103 Kuhl, Carla (11)136 Kuhnhern, Brian (11) 136 LaFountaine, Bruce (11) 85,136 Laaksonen, Joneile (10) Lake, Julie (10)63,69,70,103,121 Laird, Cinde (10) 121 Lamb, Jamie (11) 136 Lamb, Russell (10) 121 Lamb, Shelley (12) 103 Lane, Garry (10) 121 Lang, Harry (12) 103 Langenberg, Christy (11)14,70,68, 136 Langston, Mary (12) 103, Laoueden, Christine (10) 121 LaRoe, Denise (10) 90,121 Larson, Paula (11) 136 Larson, Sandra, (10) 112,121,149 Larson, Steve (12) 103 Lasse, Nancv (11) 136 Laffenburger, Eugene (9) 52 Laxton, Kent (12) 103 Leathers, Twyla (11) 136 Ledbetter, William (10)52,53,113, 122 Lee, Jim (10) 122 Lee, Pam (11) 128,129,136,149 Lee, Terry (10) 122 Leeper, David (12) 103 Lehmann, Steven (10) 50,122 Leroy, Tina (10) 69,122 Lewellen, Doug (10)40,41,48,49,122 Lewis, Beverly (12) 78,103 Lewis , Pam (10) 122 Lewis, Rodney (11) 136 Liabraaten, Scott (10)44,122,76 | Little, William (11)44,50,63,128,136 Litzenberger, Laura, (10)122 Litzenberger, Marilyn (11)54,55,136 Lively, Alan (11)6,38,40,136 Lloyd, Rick (10) 39, 136 Lloyd, Sheree (11) 136 Lloyd, Tamara (10)4,42,54,55,63, 69,70,122 Loeffler, Russell (10) 122 Long, Diane (9) 42 Long, Sue (11) 136 Long Teresa, (10) 122 Lortie, Craig (11) 136 Love, Patti (11) 137 Lucero, Ed (40) Luckey, Louise (11) 136 Lutes, Dana (12) 103 Lutje, Larry (10) 122 Lynnes, Laurel (11) 137 Lytle, Michelle (10) 122, 76 Maack, William (12) 11,103,76 MacP herson, Jeff (10)40,44,49,122 Maddox, Ken (12) 103 Maddox, Lee (11)137 Maddox, Mark (11)137 Madison, Curtis (12)92,103,148 Magnuson, Mike (12)103 MaGuire, David (11) 68,137 Mallam, Ruth (12) 103 Maim, Candace (10)79,80,90,112, 76 Manley, Chris (12) 104 Manning, Joyce (12) 104 Manning, Joanne (12) 104 Mansker, Rick (10) 122 Marshall, Bruce (11) 137 Marshall, Craig (12)39,92,104 Martin, Colleen (11)4,137 Martin, Jane (11) 76 Mason, Sandy (12) 104 Mathews, Chris (11) 82 Mathews, Kevin (10) 123 Matteson, Randy (12) 104 Matteson, Walter (10) 122 Mauer, Rick 49 McBee, Marc (10) 41,123,76 McDade, Larry (10) 11,41,68,70, 123,76 McEntire, Treasa (10) 92 McKinnis, Jerry (10) 123 McLaws, Randy (12) 104 McAdam, Val (10) 123, 76 McAllister, Michael (11) 137 McChesney, Douglas (10) 123 McClellan, Gary (10) 123 McCoy, Tania (10) 123 McCulley, Margaret (11) 137 McCullough, Becky (10) 137 McCullough, Patty (12) 104 McDonald, Brenda (12) 104 McDonald, Micheal (12) 104 McDonald, Toni (11) 42,54,55,137 McDowall, Richard (10) 123 McEntire, Mary (10) 87,123 McEntire, Teresa (12) 87, 104 McFarland, Sheila (11) 137, McMillin, Cynthia (11) 137 McNutt, Linda (11) 14,62,137 Meadows, Leah (10) 87 Medford, Darvel (11) 39, 137 Mellott, Jett (10) 123 | Mellott, Maria (10) 123 Mellott, Teresa (11) 137 Mellott, Tony (10)42,123 Menlow, Mike (10)123 Mercer, Tina (12) 69,104 Merckling, Kay (12) 69, 87, 104, 76 Merydityh, Janis (11) 137,76,73 Meyer, Tim (12) 7, 104 Meyers, Greg (12) 104 Miglioretto, David (12) 7,50,51,78 105 Miles, Dan (12) 58,105,123 Miller, Dan (10) Miller, Jim (12) 59,79,105 Miller, Kim (10) 69,123 Miller, Jeff (10) 127 Miller, Phillip (12) 105 Miller, Rhonda (12) 66,85,105 Mills, Bill (11) 137 Milner, Cynthia (11) 137 Mishler, Kathaleen (12) 35,82,105 Mitchell, Laurie (10) 123 Mitchell, Lawrence (11) 137 Moffet, Larry ( ) 42 Monroe, David (12) 105 Montgomery, John (11) 137,76 Montieleone, John (11) 137 Mooney, Lori (11) 137 Moore, Debra (10) 11,69,123 Moore, Doug (10) 41,124 Moore, Jeff (11) 42,49,138 Moore, Richard ( ) 52 Moore, Robert (11) 6,48,49,138 Moore, Robert (11) 137,76 Morgan, Vickie (12) Moriarity, Deetta (11) 138 Morris, Bonnie (10) 87, 124 Morris, Karen (11) 138 Morris, Tommy (sp) 138 Morrisette, Laurie (12) 15, 68, 105 Morrisette, Mark (10) 40,41,61 Moser, Becky (10) 124 Mower, Richard (10) 124 Mullen, Katherine (12) 87,105 Murphree, Katherine (12) 124, 76 Murphree, Ruby (12) 66,87,105 Myers, Greg (12) Myers, Mike (10) 124 Neet, Rebecca (10) 124 Nelson, Dennis (12) 82, 105 Nelson, Diane (10) 68,124,149 Nelson, Kim (11) 138 Nelson, Nancy, (10) 124 Nelson, Steve (12) 51,88,105 Neuman, Mark (12) 68, 70, 105, 148 Neveau, Mary June (10% Newman, Tony (12) 78, 105 Newman, Debby (12) 16,87,105 Newman, Dennis (11) 16,138 Newman, Ken (12) 106, 76 Newman, Paul ( ) 82 Newman, Nancy (10)124 Newsom, Cheryl (11) 69, 138, 76 Nichols, Bill (12) 82, 106 Nickerson, Deborah (10) 55, 68, 124 Niece, Kim (10) 69,124 Nixon, Scott (10) 42,124 Nordahl, Louise (11) 11,66,78,138 76,149 Norris, Laurel (10) 54,55,113,124 O'Neal, Kathy (10) 124, 76 O’Neal, Tommy (11)44,52,138,76 Obeksene, Bob 42 Obernolte, Elaine (10) 124 OdNeal, Nancy (11) 138 Oerding, Marcene (10) 124 Olsen, Danny (12) 106 Olsen, Randy (11) 48,49,138 Olson, Alan (12) 79,106,76 Orosz, Mike (12) 5,15,106 Orr, David (10) 124 Orre, David (11) 138,76 Orre, Randy (12) 106 Osborne, Gary (10) 76 Osborne, Gaylene (11) 138 Osburn, Lynden (10) Owen, Daniel (11) 85,129,138 Owen, David (11) 138, Pack, George (11)106 Palanuk, Ken (12) 106 Parazoo, Dolores (11) 85,138 Paris, Bill (12) 78,82,106 Parker, Bonnie (11) 138 Parker, Doris (11) 138 Parker, Rhonda (12) 106 Parks, Lance (12) 38, 106 Pashall, Pat (12) 106 Paslay, Linda (12) 85, 106 Patton, Maxine (11) 138 Paudois, Michelle (11) 138 Payne, Dan (11) 85, 138 Peake, Gary (10) 124 Pearse, David (12) 106 Pearse, Gail (12) 106 Perkins, Mike (11) 138 Perry, Gene (12) 16, 50, 82, 106 Peters, Christian (10) 112,124,76 Peters, Jean (10) 124,76 Peterson, Lonnie (12) 63 Peterson, Chris (12) 79, 106 Peterson, Crystal (10) 124 Peterson, Marceil (11) 52,63,65,68 138 Pfeifle, Lynn (10) 55,124 Philips, Jeff (10)76,148 Philpott, Karen (11) 138 Pickett, Doug (10) 51, 124, 148 Pierzina, Jeanette (10) 124 Plautz, Grant (11) 39, 138 Plautz, John (10) 124, 76 Poff, Jan (11) 58, 78, 128 Polak, Dalea (12) 106 Polak, Linda (11) 138 Pope, Richard (10) 124, Porth, Edward (10) 40,41,124 Potter, Robin (11) 138 Powell, Charles Lee (12) 82,106 . Powell, Linda (12) 106 Powers, LeLand (11) 68, 138,76 Powers, Teresa (11) 58, 59, 40, 69 138, 76, 73 Prociw, Joann (10) 69,125, Pudwill, Walt (12) 106 Pulliam, Tony (10) 41,50,51,112 125 Putnam, Debra (10) 125,76 Putnam, Tony (12) 38,51,107 Qualls, Tim (11) 11,82 Quinn, Linda (11) 138 Rackley, Mike (10) 125 Radich, Jack (12) 68 Ragland, Russell (11) 17, 138 Ragland, Tracy (12) 11,88,107 Rainy, Jack (11) 138 Ramey, Kathleen (12) 67,107 Ramsey, Lori (10) 87,86,125 Raney, Kathleen (10) 125 Ransom, Benny (10) 125,76 Ranville, Pete (51 Rao, Teresa (11) 138, Rathbun, Ronald (10) Ray, Geri (10) 125 Reed, Raelene (10) 45, 125 Reed, LaVonne (11) 138 Regan, Lee (12) 107 Reiser, Mark (10) 44,49,125 Remoir, Bill (12) 38, 106 ‘Reske, Tom (11) 49,138 Reynolds, Joyce (10) 125 Reynolds Lavada, (10) 55,69,125 Reynolds, Robert (12) 47,106, Rice, Casey (11) 138 Rich, Mark (11) 139 Richards, William (12) 106 Riddle, Shannon (11) 12,42,43,56 62,139 Ries, Lynn (11) 139 Rinck, Ken (10) 125 Rinehart, Brian (10) 49,125 Rinehart, Becky (12) 70,68,106 Roberson, Janet (10) 125 Robinette, Deborah (11) 139, Rodriguez, James 10) 49,125 Rolph, Dawn (11) 139 Roper, Sonia (12) 52,65,85,88,106 Roseberry, Michael (11) 4,39,68, 70,78,139,140 Ruttencutter, Rosalie (12) 88,106 76 Ruttencutter, Valerie (10) 45,69, 70,125 : Rybka, Mike (10) 125 Sack, Grace (11) 149 Sager, Mark (10) 125 Sanders, Randall, (10) 51, 125 Sanford, June (11) 139 Sauer, Dan (10) 40, 41 Sauer, Fred (12) 38, 82, 106 Saugen, Ann (10) 125 Savage, Sue (11) 139, Saxon, Cindy(12) 107, Saxton, John 148 Scales, John (11) 50, 51, 139 Scales, Marianne (12) 107,76,73 Scales, Scott (11) 76, Scevers, Lester (10) 125 Scevers, Sharon (12) 108 Schaaf, Tim (10) 125 Schailzel, Mike (12) 108 Scharlund, Randy (12) 66, 108, 76 Scherer, Robert (10) 125, Scherer, Susan, (12) 108 Schirmer, Wallace (10) 125 Schmidt, Alana (11) 85, 139 Schmidt, Bonny (11) 87, 139 Schmidt, David (11) 139 Schmidt, Miriam (12) Schnell, Leah (12) 108 Schultz, Wilma (12) 108 Scott, James (10) 125 Scroggins, Clint (12) 11,38,108 Sears, Terry (12) 93,108 Seeley, Barbara (10) 125 Sensabaugh, Norm (12) 39,93,108 Seward, Merle (12) 108 Sexton, Angela (10) 125 Sexton, Joyce (11) 6,139 Shafer, Ronald (10) 139 Shelgren, Steve (11) 38,40,139 Shields, Mike (10) 125 Simmons, Sheryl! (11) 45, 140,76 Simmons, Steven (10) 125 Simpson, Robert (12) 108 Sipe, Cynthia (10) 125 Skinner, Andrew (11) 14, 139 Skurdal, Judy (11) 139,76,73 Slaughter, Sue (12) 88, 108 Smith, Carolyn (10) 125 Smith, Catherine (10) 125 Smith, David (11) 50,68,70,140, 148 Smith, Gail (10) 69, 126 Smith, Jane (10) 126 Smith, Jean (12) 108,78,113 Smith, Jeff (12) 108, Smith, Jeff (12) 109 Smith, Laurie (11) 140 Smith, Marlin (11) 140 Smith, Mike (10) 112 , 126 Smith, Pat (10) 126 Smith, Sherry (11) 140 Smith, Sheryl! (12) 88, 108 Smith, Terry (11) 39, 40, 140, 76 Smith, Wayne (11) 42,140 Smith, Zane (12) 38, 58,64,109 Snyder, Joann (12) 68,88,109 Soulek, Chip (11) 140, 76 Southworth, Joanna (10) 69,112 126,76 Sprague, Penny (12) 109,76,73 Stafford, Elna (12) 87,88,109, Stangle, Janice (11) 70, 87,128.140 Staniford, Alan (11) 69,140 Stanturf, Debbie (10) 126 Stevenson, Mary (12) 109 Stewart, Sue (10) 90,126 Stevenson, Scott (11) 112, Stoneburg, Candy (11) 87,900,140, 76, Storie, Jeff (11) 42,140 Stormont, Steve (10) 126 Strain, Steve (11) 140, 148 Stratton, Scott (11) 47, 140,76 Streamer, Rhonda (10) 87,126 Stugelmeyer, Allen (12) 38,68,70 Sullivan, Mike (11) 42,46,47,68,140 Sullivan, Sue (12) 69,85,88,109 Sullivan, Tom (12) 68,86,107,148 Summers, Sterling (10) 126 Sundstrom, Steven (11) 140 Surgeon, Debra (10) 126 Sustello, Sue (11) 11,14,118,80, 68,140 Sutherlin, Denise (10) 112,126 Sutton, Robert (10) 126 Swan, Pam (10) 126 Sweren, Julie (10) 126 Tackett, Thomas (11) 140 Taff, James (10) 126 Tagwerker, David (10) 40,41,126 Tallerday, Michael (10) 50, 126 Talley, Deretta (11) 141 Tart, Gary (12) 111 Tart, Steven (10) 126 Taylor, Robert (11) 42,141 Temple, Susan (11) 141,76 Terhorst, Larry(10) 125 Terhorst, Deborah (12) 109 Tharp, Greg (10) 41,113,126 Thomas, Terry (11) 141 Thomason, Dan (11) 44,49,141,76 Thompson, David (10) 40,41,112, 126 Thompson, Heidi (12) 15,85,109 Thompson, Kelly (10) 79,126, Thompson, Susan (11) 69,82,87, 141 Thoresen, Paula (10) 69,126 Tibbett, Sheryl! (10) 126 Tiller, Roger (12) 109 Tilley, Alan (11 Tipton, Deborah (11) 85,141 Titus, Kathy (12) 109 Torres, Ernest (12) 38,52 Trevino Mike (12) 90 Trott, Gerald (10) 126,76 Tryon, Don (11) 141 Tuchardt, Teresa (10) 45,126 Tucker, Kim (11) 141 Tucker, Roy (10) 126 Turner, Michele (10) 69, 126,76 Twitchell, Michael (11) 49,128,129 141 Vahala, Jeff (11) 42,141 VanHoose, Curtis (11) 82, 141 Van Rossen, Charlie (11) 42,52,53 141 Vanchura, Joe (11)51,70,79,141, 1 148 Vanchura, Pat (12) 45,88,109,149 Vancil, Joyce (11) 141 Vanderpool, Teresa (10) 87,86,126 VanLaningham, Marla (12) 66,109 Vaughan, Doug (11) 141 Volta, Nora (12) 5, 111, 128 Volta, Tonielee (10) 126 Waggoner, Scott (10) 68,126 Waihoja, Catherin (12) 70,80,109 Walch, Mike (10) 44,49,126,76 Waldrip, George 12) 109 Waldrip, Tammy (10) 126 Walker Mansell, Heidi (11) 15, 141 Wallace, Clayton (11) 142 Wallace, Clayton (11) 142 Wallace, Faye (10) 69,70,126 Wallace, Jan (12) 69,87,86,110 Walworth, Paula (10) 113,127,76 Warby, Linda (12) 88,110 Warby, Jane (11) 142 Ward, Christie (11) Ware, Pat (11) 142, 76 Ware, Vicky (12) 111 Warren, David (10) 127 Warren, Marla (12) 68,110 Warthen, Linda (10) 45,127 Wat kins, Irlene (12) Watkins, Carri (10) 87, 127 Watson, Gary (10) 40,41,127 Watson, Lauren (11) 142 Watson, Cathy (12) 88,89 Watts, Brenda (10) 127 Weidman, Susan (12) 110 Weidman, Karla 66 Welch, DeAnne (11) 142 Wells, Greg (11) 142 Wells, Rebecca (10) 127 Welty, Don (11) 38,142,148 West, Laura (12) 110 West, Marsha (10) 127 Whisler, Galen (10) 126 Whitbeck, Rob (10) 40,41,49,127 White, Cynthia (12) 15, 110 White, Ronica (11) 69,142 White, Shawn (10) 68, 127 Whitman, Lisa (12) 110 Whitney, Ivan (10) 127 Whitted, Cindy (10) 127 Whittington, Charles (10) 40,41, 49, 127 Wiechmann, Karla (11) 69,142 Wilcox, Karen (10) 128 Wilkens, Roxanne (10) 68,127,76 Wilkinson, Brad (12) 44,93,110 Wilkinson, Bob (11) 39,47,142 Willey, Linda (10) 69,127 Williams, Arthur (12) 13,118,76 Williams, Dan (11) 44,142 . Williams, Kim (12) 69,87,110 Williams, Nancy (10) 127 Williamson, Barbara (11) 142 Wilsie, Don (10) 127 Wilson, Carl (82 Wilson, Ricky (12) 38, 93,110 Wiltse, Bertha (11) 142 Wilverding, Steve (10) 127 Wise, Pam (12) 85,110 Wise, Tim (11) 68,142,76 Wood, Brenda (11) 142 Wood, David (12) 92, 110 Wood, Ken 41 Wood Eaton, Susan (12) 110 Woodbury, Debbie (12) 88,110 Woodruff, Dane, (11) 142 Woodruff, Janis (12) 64,111 Woodworth, Delores (10) 127 Wooley, Cynthia (10) 127 Worman, Rhonda (10) 63,127 Wyland, Renee (10) 37,45,87,86, 127 Yates, Steve (10) 127,76 Yaw, Bonnie (11) 142 Yelin, Diana (11) 142 Yoakum, BobiJean (11) 85 Yoakum, Theresa (12) 85,111 Young, David (10) 127 Young, Janet (10) 69,127 Young, Jeannette (11) 6,143 Young, Steve (11) 4,82 Younger, Colleen (10) 127 Younger, Deborah (12) 111 Younger, Deborah (12) 111 Zaklan, Barbara (12) 111 , xe c 1a Bohem Home of Marks Meat ie TI Ee Super Market ° “ 34th East Main W americ aul mM smorgasbord e International King’s lable Northgate Shopping Center, Springfield Everyday Georgia-Pacific helps keep America’s symbol of freedom flying high. You, too, can protect eagles. G-P Foresters protect eagles Washington, from Arkansas to Alaska. Our foresters protect eagle nest trees. Tne magnificent American Bald Georgia-Pacific manages a successful NCTM eten cecalonronmmhe Eagles are in danger. Eagle populations eagle protection program on our E eee : Eat 3 : as nest wherever possible. Our logging are declining. It is a Federal crime to millions of acres of timberlands from aS ter eer e tetren sie ae shoot or molest eagles, yet people Maine to Oregon, from Florida to g : Bon inuotorcnootthem. And to stop illegal shooting, we offer free posters to help people identify eagles. Found only on the North American continent, bald eagles have a wing span of 6% to 8 feet. They don’t get snowy white heads and tails until the fourth year, so.they look like hawks, which also are protected in most states. Send for your free eagle posters You can help by teaching others to appreciate, identify and protect eagles. Free posters are available in two sizes, 8 x 10” and 10 x 17” for landowners, tree farmers, ranchers, conservationists, bird watchers, school teachers and students. IMMATURE GeorgiaPacific A Growina Forests Forever P.O. Box 789, Eugene, Oregon 97401 159 Valley Wholesale of Eugene We specialize in food service wholesaling institutional wholesale grocers @ STEMCO WHSE. @ KYSOR AIR CONDITIONING e@ JACOBS BRAKE SPRINGFIELD TRUCK PARTS SERVICE (503) 747-8442 3855 MARCOLA ROAD SPRINGFIELD, ORE. 97477 LEAVITT BROTHERS Customers, tourists and local visitors are WELCOME to see our modern all Hemlock sawmill, 570 feet long automatic green lumber sorter, 12'' x 76 cant edger, chipper-edger, bark hammermill, sawdust-fired boiler and other specialized machinery. ONE] AT SPRINGFIELD — EUGENE BRIDGE LEHMAN “CHALKY” WHITE LLOYD SHARRARD 4340 Franklin Blvd. Owners Eugene, Oregon ALBERTSONS McKENZIE FLYING FAA VETERAN APPROVED COURSES PRIVATE—COMME RCIAL— AIRLINE TRANSPORT SINGLE MULTI ENGINE “ask about student rates’ NOW AT THE EUGENE MUNICIPAL AIRPORT 1487 MOHAWK BLVD. See US Bank for your first Kaoru checking account. We are _yourmoneysS happy to discuss your worth Banking future. Best Wishes to the US National Branch of Oregon Springfield Branch — Mohawk - Northgate 449 Main 747-3366 1620 Mohawk Blvd. CLASS OF ’73 from NEWTON'S CAFE SHAMROCK PHONE 747-3517 Adams Feed Seed Store SHAMROCK FEEDS Bob Adams Marcola Road Robert Adams Springfield, Oregon Goshen SPRINGFIELD CREAMERY FEATURING: Nancy’s Honey Yogurt”’ LIMBER PRODUCTS SALES (, PITCHEORDS ine: Milk, Cottage Cheese, Buttermilk k ? INDUSTRIES Call us at 747-9124 for home delivery or shop “THE MORVEN MarBLE Co HEALTH FOOD STORE,” 145 N. 3rd, Springfield. B. J. ROGERS BROKER B.J. ROGERS REAL ESTATE 1790 So. A - P.O. Box 123 - SPRINGFIELD, OREGON REAL ESTATE BUILDING OFFICE 746-7678 LAND DEVELOPMENT HOME 747-3438 Morven Marble Junction City ‘Marcola Mohawk Elmira W alterville Veneta a | Leaburg ril_ o Jasper { ‘Creswell Lowell J.W.COPELAND LUMBER YARDS 4° = QUALITY MATERIALS SERVICE FOR BUILDERS AND DO-IT-YOURSELF HOME OWNERS Gem Lumber, Ine MANUFACTURERS TELEPHONE: AREA CODE 503 - 747-9332 - 747-4005 oe Save for: your education MS your marriage AS, your children ME your home agile. your vacations Tp Reteye ee Discount Foods BIG “MM! SHOPPING CENTER 303 S. STH SPRINGFIELD = your children’s education dts your retirement True Daily Interest Earn interest from day of deposit to day of withdrawal 5% on Passbook Savings up to 6% guaranteed on Certificates Portland Federal Savings For more information call: EUGENE: Corner Broadway and Oak, 342-5447 and at Valley River Center SPRINGFIELD: 1570 Mohawk Blvd., 747-4286 Bob Cochran s Auto Sales | ABE’S AUTO | SPECIALIZING IN YOUNG MEN'S FAMILY CARS YY Per nN Cy rR pee n e |GOODYEAR « FIRESTONE hy o Pp Ee e i ES PHONE 726-6595 BOB COCHRAN. OWNER . une Bi Tires—Racing Slicks Wide Street Tires. Phone 746-3243 EUGENE. ORE. 97403 manufacturers and distributors 15th So. “B” P.O. Box “G” Springfield, Oregon SPRINGFIELD ORE a Weyerhaeuser Company SPRINGFIELD AREA - 746-2511 P.O. BOX 275 SPRINGFIELD, OREGON 97477 KAN-DO Rest Room Service WE SUPPLY ALL DISPENSERS MATERIALS DEODORIZE CLEAN EVERY TWO WEEKS AFTER 5 P.M. 1230 PLEASANT STREET PHONE 747-7589 SPRINGFIELD, OREGON 97477 LTS 2095 YOLANDA - SPRINGFIELD dt LT ee HS LL CH GRR Lea ee KEN'S CHEVRON Specializing in lube, tuneup, undercoating 8th Main Springfield SPRINGFIELD INSURANCE AGENCY 742 Main TORO SCOTT MILNE HARDWARE Electrical-plumbIng-sporting goods independently owned open 7 days a week 44th and Main Street Springfield, Oregon 97477 BECKYS PHOTO HUT “Quality Photo—finishing” C D Barber 1624 Centennial Blvd. 747-3141 TELEPROMPTER ui STORE FOR MEN INBETWEEN PHONE 747-9412 OF UREGON PHONE 342-6521 990 GARFIELD, EUGENE 505 SOUTH A SPRINGFIELD, OREGON 97477 STATION KATU... Portland (A.M.) KVDO...Salem (P.M.) KVAL... Eugene KPTV... Portland KEZI.... Eugene KOIN....Portland KOAC. .. Corvallis KGW....Portland CLEEAR FIR SALES Co. A DIVISION OF FIBREBOARD CORPORATION eof Owe. PL3” DOORS LUMBER PLYWOOD KOBI... Medford 1116 SOUTH ‘A’ CATV... SPRINGFIELD; OREGON 166 746—8213 REAL ESTATE 1749 Main CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE MANAGMENT AND STAFF OF THE FINE ARTS CASCADE DRIVE IN THEATRES. Bob Richardson Motor Co. 2540 FRANKLIN BLVD. EUGENE, CREGON $7402 Dick RICHARDSON Bos RICHARDSON Saces Mar. Owner —— yO MAL 747-2481 C0 UCIT MSS ET Sy Ten Rika) McKENZIE OIL COMPANY 1184 Main Springfield, Oregon Rubenstein’s of Oregon Eugene - Salem - Albany - Corvallis “The Northwest’s Largest Home Furnishing Stores.” The Gas Lamp Chinese Foods American Foods Smorgasbord Table Service 416 Main in the Heart of Springfield HAULERS OF POLES - PILINGS - BEAMS - LUMBER CEMENT AND MACHINERY LEAVITT’S FREIGHT SERVICE INC. INSURED CARRIER SPECIALIZING IN LONG Loaps OFFICE 747-4236 3855 MARCOLA ROAD SPRINGFIELD, OREGON La = A Mutual Savings Institution PACIFIC FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION “THE FAMILY SAVINGS CENTER 735 NO. AST. SPRINGFIELD LINGHAM, SEATTLE, TACOMA, LONGF BELLINGHAM, SEATTLE, TACOMA, LONGVIEW, PORTLAND, EUGENE, BEND —— PIONEER MUTUAL life insurance compan MELVIN S. BRIDGES, GENERAL AGENT 1688 SOUTH A STREET SPRINGFIELD, OREGON ‘ VOLKSWAGEN NEUMAN STRONG MOTORS 1570 SOUTH 'A' ST. SPRINGFIELD, OREGON JEEP P I WALLYS MARKET 1191 Harlow Road ‘Open everyday but Christmas” 726-7562 Linde BRINT YETTER ES) Ti ield Weldin ey c gi y 406 NORTH 28TH STREET ’ _SPRINGFIELD, OREG Weyerhaeuser federal credit union TUNE UP Cys BRAKES eg ee) ee WHEEL ALIGNMENT tate a zi Le CHUCK EDITH’S FARMDALE UNION 1695 HARLOW ROAD EUGENE, OREGON 9740! PHONE 747-8512 IT DOESN'T MATTER HOW YOU GE IRHERE.. YOU CAN PARK IT FREE WHILE YOU EXPLORE OUR FROM LEVIS KENNINGTON NINA JANTZEN TAMI CHEAP JEANS KEDS FIRE ISLANDER RED EYE AND DOZENS MORE IN EUGENE AND SPRINGFIELD Emporium Bob Johnson or Chris Pontrelli 708 B”’ Street 746-5734 SPIRITED SELECTIONS } Ne Hoy HARVEY MPRTInIzine TAR Tinizines Ano The most in DRY CLEANING BETTY ZOON Z CLL OWNERS ZOON’'S DRY CLEANING 1460 MOHAWK PHONE 746-9013 SPRINGFIELD OREGON Phone 746-2334 | Oregon 423 Main St. Springfield Located in the Heart of Downtown Springfield BankAmericard welcome here always. ALIGNMENT - SCOPE TUNE UP SHELL TIRES - BATTERIES - REPAIRS MORRIS PITTS SHELL SERVICE SPRINGFIELD, OREGON | | | | MOHAWK J STS. REALTY CENTER: 1449 MOHAWK 146 7 8267 Springfield Auto Parts We carry a complete line of automotive hardware for garages or home do it yourself mechanical work. 137 South 8th. St. Springfield, Oregon ARRAS: ‘ . SARA TIMBER TRACTOR CO. GORDON H. HALE PRESIDENT ReEs. 746-2089 PHONE 746-4411 2600 MAIN STREET SPRINGFIELD, ORE. 97477 Two convenient Branches to serve you. There is the Springfield branch at 665 Main St. and the Mohawk Centennial branch at Mohawk and _ Centennial Blvd. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF OREGON aes ber Federal Deposit Insurance Cornoration 1505 Mohawk Blvd. Front of Bi-Mart ee a nena er ee nan iit 1p sringt ield News Published each Monday, Wednesday and Friday in Spring- ield, Lane County, Oregon, by the Springfield News, Inc. MEMBER: OREGON NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS ASSN. NATIONAL NEWSPAPER ASSN. SUBURBAN NEWSPAPERS OF AMERICA INTERNATIONAL NEWSPAPER PROMOTION ASSN. STORE ‘Northgate Shopping Center”’ 1406 Mohawk Blvd. 746-7413 oR ETS SAE OE I OU A Nk A RADIO 1120 50,000 WATTS GOOD MUSIC” FM STEREO - 99 100,000 WATTS SERVING Fugene-Springtfield “GOOD NEWS” 2a Erours a Day GIFTS FINE COSMETICS VETERINARY SUPPLIES WHEEL CHAIR RENTALS Gerlach’s Drug Store 500 MAIN, SPRINGFIELD, OREGON Oregon Cedar Products Co. P.O. Box 198 ® Springfield, Oregon 97477 t he leading news stat KVAL®TV KVAL Channel 13 Sane cs I 150 rooms - 24 hr. LH. WOJCTK AUTO Se MACHINE SHOP RAY arner BILL MEDFORD REALTY PETE PALERMO Lola’s Ceramic Studio neceenemnin nea re One of the biggest little shops in the valley. Whole- sale - retail ceramic supplies. Paragon kilns and class instruction. 1147 North 7th, Springfield. 747-3607 HAROLD'S TIMBER TOPPER | WHERE THE FINEST IN FOODS IS OUR | BUSINESS ) Ne Main Springfield ia 746-9134 | A er ee. GARDNER BEEDON CO. PLUMBING ELECTRICAL WHOLESALE 747 - 1251 a ACME BODY FENDER PERFECTION IS. OUR MOTTO 1115 MAIN SPRINGFIELD, OREGON | ook $ eae ‘SAV-ON Drug Variety SPRINGFIELD, OREGON 1650 CENTENNIAL BLVD. CLIFF RAISH, Broker Phone 746-2158 Beau-Mont Realty GENERAL REAL ESTATE 2458 N. 10TH STREET SPRINGFIELD, OREGON 97477 —_—---- | DE CARO’S UPHOLSTERY | | 1 | Foam rubber cut to any size : 1780 CENTENNIAL BOULEVARD, SPRINGFIELD es ee | REPAIRING KOPPERUDS JEWELRY Fine watches and jewelry in the Big M Shopping Center. 303 South. 5th 747-3831 Fabric warehouse | | | WHERE GOOD BUYS ARE A PATTERN ie 4056 MAIN ST. 747-8239 SCOTT’S TRADING POST PHONE 746-1517 VoL-uM= BuYvYerRs DEALERS 4056 MAIN STREET 1 Fa es Nee eR SOON PRICED Se ruin HoMe PORNITURE OREGON 937477 Pacific Auto Supply Of Springfield OMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES In the Paramount Area 2302 East Main Springfield, Oregon Phone 746-1649 TOWN COUNTRY DEVELOPMENT INC. BUILDERS, REALTORS, DEVELOPERS 71 EAST 28TH EUGENE 171 el TERRY TAURUS TRAILERS HASTIE CAMPER SALES A330 FRANKLIN BLVD. EUGENE, OREGON 97403 PH. (503) 726-7931 OR 726-6588 DON TIRRILL Lot 1 Lot 2 IDEAL TRAILERS KEN CRAFT TRAILERS BEAVER CAMPERS — cane SALES LON STEINMETZ TIOGA BEAVER MINI-MOTOR HOMES 1155 W. 1st - 1st Van Buren EUGENE, ORE. 97402 Barnet ieee 21 Main Northgate Market, 1410 Mohawk Cee ee en ee EEEEEEEEEEEnd GIFTS MUSIC PICTURES CARDS BIBLES « BOOKS « CHURCH SUPPLIES 1675 WEST 11th AVENUE EUGENE, OREGON 97402 344-2229 EREAN CHURCH SUPPLY Farwest Fabrics KNITS COTTONS LINGERIE SWIM FABRICS 303 S. 5th Old Mill Shopping Center. Emerald Stationary OFFICE FURNITURE, MAPS, WEDDING INVITATIONS 1401 Market St. 747-6163 747-6029 McPherson Saddlery “all leading brands of saddles new and used” 726-7309 Miley Horse Trailers 2075 Laura St. f | All Types of Auto Repair Wheel Aligning ond Balancing | Engine Tune Repair | Transmission Repair | t | Engine Rebuilding Towing Jacks AUTO SERVICE TOWING 1673 Main Street SPRINGFIELD, OREGON 97477 JACK DEARTH Phone 746-9669 Owner Res. 345-8693 DISTINCTIVE HOME FURNISHING Furniture Appliances 138 MAIN SPRINGFIELD, D OREGON j WALT DREWS. SR. 746-9631 FITCH HUGGENS INSURANCE LOW COST AUTQ, HOME, AND BOAT INSURANCE. A MEMBER OF THE UNITED PACIFIC INSURANCE GROUP. 223 North A Springfield RALPH SMEED 3RD AND MAIN 240 MAIN SPRINGFIELD, OREGON PHONE: 746-2393 eA a AANA EC A A NRA NR RU A REN i | ,| ; | | TIRE STORES ) | 7th North A St. Springfield, Oregon | | 4 , ) | pperetemetioe” Cen pns a | Pee ya INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS eee poses Springfield Lodge No. 70 F GC L E AN E R S meets every Wednesday | | eS ld ti POTS mraen i omy | - 4 ae We Seek To Improve And Elevate | The Character Of Man | BORDEN CHEMICAL Re, eae } 470 Ss. 2ND ST., SPRINGFIELD, ORE. 97477 Springfield Cleaners | { “Exceptionally Fine Cleaning’ 204 Main Springfield | 173 NATIONAL FIRE FIGHTER Phone 344-0793 ,,, Eugene, Oregon X Seales end Service 625 McKin ey FLOORCOVERINGS — .0 s 746 Lincoln Street Joun Swezey Haroto Orson wo Eugene, Oregon 97401 x “Congratulations to the Class of '71” aa YOUR GOODYEAR TIRE MEN LN ees SPOS C J TIRE COMPANY -- 914MAIN ey Ne ’ RUTTENCUTTER TIRE MART 4157 MAIN Ope SPRINGFIELD Fimber Baud | 924 Main Springfield | THIS SYMBOL IS YOUR KEY TO SATISFACTION VOLKSWAGEN WHEN YOU PURCHASE MERCEDES PORSCHE YOUR NEXT AUTOMOBILE FACTORY TRAINED EXPERTS VIC ALFONSO'S TOYOTA TugsneOneeTs6s BARKER MOTORS, INC. ae ae age DUNHAM OLDS-CADILLAC, INC. GRANT MOTORS, INC. HANNUM MOTORS, INC. HANSEN BROS. MOTORS CARS HULING BUICK CO. athens JEWELERS KENDALL FORD E.A. MOCK AND SONS PAPE’ VOLKSWAGEN; INC. JOE ROMANIA CHEVROLET SHEPPARD MOTORS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1973 GRADUATING CLASS DOWNTOWN EUGENE—VALLEY RIVER CENTER Automatic Heat Co. 3675 FRANKLIN BLVD Phone 726-7654 - EUGENE “WHERE WE MAKE WARM FRIENDS” BEAU MONT MARKET NEW BEAU MONT SHOPPING CENTER 746-1131 955 Hayden Bridge Rd. UNIVERSITY SERVICE CENTER 1535 FRANKLIN BLVD All Mobil Products Engine Tune Up Brakes @ Springhicld, FL 602 MAIN STREET 746.6578 SPRINGFIELD, OREGON KORE ‘x stereo os “The Country King Joe Bando Mobile Homes 1300 Main Serving Spirngfield Eugene GATES i re DAYTON enter BRIDGESTONE Econo Sales DICK SCHMUNK UPHOLSTERY AND DRAPERY FABRICS Seana tS AND LADIES SPORTSWEAR 326 Main 746-5003 2650 MAIN ST. SPRINGFIELD PHONE 746-1604 315 COBURG ROAD EUGENE PHONE 342-1701 RES. PH. MARCOLA 933-2997 as Smith Crakes Was we oy Hig, + a ames ALL TYPES OF COVERAGE 58 WEST 11TH 342-4901 eel pisses ge ak re | ery on gig womens BSE TEE aoe Rieti ta er it ; ae Te SSS ees nr eae ae ep Cina Fa eae | dates GE Ste Soateos . | | Springiield Appliance Sales = Service Maylay fone Appliance Gale COMMERCIAL BUILDING CONTRAE€ETORS 1519 MOHAWK BLVD. PHONE 747-9853 SPRINGFIELD, OREGON 338 WEST 11TH AVENUE | GALE M. ROBERTS CO. | EUGENE, OREGON 97401 (503) 686-1971 HOMES 81 CENTENNIAL LOOP | EUGENE, OREGON 97401 | Sales By STATE REALTY BUILDERS OF FINE HOMES. 225 MAIN SPRINGFIELD CALL FOR LOCATIONS OF OUR FURNISHED MODELS. ae SPRINGFIELD GLASS CO. | AUTO, WINDOW PLATE STORE FRONTS ALUMINUM WINDOWS (a a Ina é A. E. 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