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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1974 volume:

LLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY WANN yt | Jones MAY . 7 x Seally ew) o y Ye fg ae AML Ee Te ae king A abe eee ‘A tte y as ee BY vd; “b, ak, ; Sete earl us aes ; tee SEs ye Wiss i ee iat a! ee oS Yrie may Send . = ASS Seal y t ieee a 4 Moke ™mM 2 Xeel Sronpod Vow’ AV) Eid Ane Y Ce Sarees Somewoky . al is ae WMRIV ¥¢ Xox get Wha’. “Thanks alex Ronn; € Mel vs ALY, , hens Sy i ° O80 as SN ia iy wed 9) v ' we ¢ ‘ vw ‘ey ey i wd | 1974 MILLER’S LOG Volume 53 FALL ACTIVITIES 6-51 WINTER ACTIVITIES 52-112 SPRING ACTIVITIES 113-141 DEDICATION 142-145 ADVERTISING 152- 1es it lV Fall Act iis a J EY g sf Ly Yy i SEW So Ween HEE oS aia, — — Hy Cosmas Wom Miller's Log ‘74, page 4 ANHHANA ated Siena asus Sophomores given warm welcome by upper classmen In the two upper photos by Bob Taylor, Brad Johnson welcomes Wayne Cook, Karen Lee and Packy Cowan. At right is Earl Ruttencutter, Mr. Tucker, Julie Hall, Larry McDade, Gary Emery, Christy Langenberg, Brad Johnson, Robin Downey, Ken Brower, Peggy Kary, Joe VanChura, Shawn White, Dave Smith, Mike Roseberry and (sitting) Tim Wise. This group, known as the ‘’Greasers”’ entertained at the initiation assembly. Lower left, photographer Kevin Mathews caught teacher Ken Fenter haranguing Larry Mitchel, Jeff Moore and Gary Goddard as they attempted to initiate the sophomores during Hello Week. Lower right, Kevin catches Tammy Kraal being initiated. Lower center Dwight Barnes wears required hair do for the week. Photo by Wendell King. Millers Log, ‘74 page 5 Randy Olsen and Tim Wise help a couple of sopho- mores get acq- uainted, upper left. Lower left, the sophomores were allowed to dance for the seniors. Upper center, some of the sophomores were required to do some _ things which were pro- hibited by the rules of the week. An example of the illegal activity was the penny pushing, hugging, and baby bottles. When objections were raised, the rules were chang- ed. Photos by Bob Taylor and Kevin Mathews. Millers Log ‘74 page six Nome activities were illegal until the rul es changed Although activities were illegal, sophomores cooperated Sophomores cooperate with the juniors and seniors during initiation week. Millers Log ‘74, page 7 ee ESSE SSDI SL a atc etaoamectce a 1973 a year of energy crisis This was the year we learned a new word, “Energy Crisis’. Here in Oregon we found out about it before anyone else did. The governor told everyone to turn out the lights and not to light Christmas trees. Suddenly around Christmas we saw a vari- ation of the age-old dragging the gut. Only this time we spent many hours and gallons of gas waiting in lines at gas stations. It was kind of strange. We were having a tough time of it and there was no war going on. Everyone began talking about riding their bikes, although the racks didn’t seem to get any fuller. We had speeches from the power companies. We even had a week of things about the ‘‘energy crunch’. Not too much attention was paid, though. We slept through an assembly which said there would be nothing left by the year 2000. About a half dozen newswriting students entered the poster contest. No one else in the student body bothered. People walked around saying, “It’s an oil company plot,’ or “Nixon should do something.’ A few people were saying, Find alternate sources of energy,” and “Yes, we do have a prob- lem.” By the time this is read, we will have found out for sure what the situation really was. Faculty Miller's Log ‘74, page 10 Graydon Lewis, Stewart Pfeifle and Robert Tucker lecture, counsel, and supervise the commons respectively. At bottom is Hal Whitbeck and at right Ed Rupple. (Photos by Dave Allen, Wendell King and Kevin Mathews.) Faculty Miller’s Log ‘74, page 11 Pauline Acaiturri Bo Bennett Jan Cardwell Adeline Dwight, cook Eva Gehrman Denny Alldredge Cora Best, cook Roscoe Cole Betty Eich, sec. Sue Hadley, sec. John Anderson Kathy Barstow, aide Wilber Brant, cust. George Calderwood Nova Cooper, cook Bill DeBorde Grant Elkington Ken Fenter John Hall Darrold Hanna Miller’s Log ‘74, page 12 Phil Backman Dale Canaday Ron Dove Ruth Fox Jill Harvey, sec. Glenn Beisner Pat Carter Kathy Downing Laurita Freer Bob Harris é Rose Marie Hatch Allen Heide Betty Hubbard Mary Jo Jenkins J.C. Jonnson Barbara Jones, sec. Chuck Keech Gabe Kilwien, cust Rudy King Janice LaFollette Norman LaMotte Mike Landino Keith Lane, cust. Sharon Lee, cook Jim Lehl, D. A. Graydon Lewis Jay Lenz Phillip Luttrell Below, sophomores in biology class. At right, Jan Allely and Jody Cheever work on a paper in-the social studies resource center. (photos by Wendell King and Dave Allen.) Miller’s Log’74, page 13 Terry Maddox Ralph Mason Elmer Mattes , cust. Rick Milasich Pat Morin Grant Mortenson Bill Morrisette Bobbie Newman Lucile Perkins Stu Pfeifle Dick Place Dinah Pflugrad Shown below is Bonnie Faas, student teacher in the library Barbara Lyons, cust. Roy Milner Bill O'Neal, principal Gary McLain, cust. Elaine Moe, nurse Marge Orre, sec. Pauline Ricks Miller’s Log ’74, page 14 Ronalee Ramsay Gladys Rice, cook Sue Rogers Ed Rupple Nellie Scott, cook Upper candid, Mr. Backman sets up physics experiment. Below, art teacher Pat Morin. (photos by Dave Allen) Miller’s Log ‘74, page 15 Carol Ranstad John Rich Conrad Roemer Kathryn Ruttencutter Gene Slayter, Ken Reiser Jeanne Rhoda Gerold Ruppe, cust. Bob Semon Bud Smith Lila Stair Marian Streeter Alice Terpening, cook Jean Turley, sec. Dolores Weideman Chuck Stern Jeannette Sullivan Sig Trautwein John Vogt Wayne Wheeler Bill Stewart Cecil Stringer Robert Tucker Lee Wacker Hal Whitbeck Miller’s Log 74, page 16 Upper left, Mrs. Turley (King photo). Upper center, Graydon Lewis; lower right, Mrs. Eich, lower center Mrs. Zink and Linda Lacock; and lower right, Principal O’Neal and Mr. DeBorde (Allen photos). Miller’s Log’74, page 17 Chy Acrey Ettacay Adams Richard Adams Timothy Aday Karen alldredge Jerry Alldritt Sherrie Allison Terrie Allison Kevin Alvis Cindy Anson Cindy Baird Amy Balch Pat Banks Dwight Barnes Lorri Barnhurst Brenda Bartlett David Bash Rod Bauer John Bauer Jeff Baxley Mark Beals Sophomores Tim Beckett and Dale Bradley. (Photos by Tim Aday and Kevin Mathews) Miller’s Log ‘74, page 18 Curtis Bean Greg Blaser April Brasch Gale Bruce Don Burnett Carin Cagle Tim Beckett Linda Blatchley Susan Breedlove Paula Bruington Kim Byttner Rick Calicott Fred Beebe Judy Brougher Mark Brown Vicky Bry Cindy Crader Abbie Dell Campbell Miller’s Log ‘74, page 19 Laurie Bessett Louis Brown Lorri Brown Mike Bradford Tom Cauble Debra Carlson Greg Bernatzki LaVelle Bond Raymond Bond Diana Brockamp Lucy Caudel Darrell Chapman Teresa Billings Joann Boyle Susan Brown Debbie Buckley James Carter Kelly Chase Chery! Black Dale Bradley Wendy Brown Lee Bumgarner Cathryn Casebolt Mike Cholewinski Jon Chauran Bert Clark ;. Y, -” imei dk O°. } Kim Clingan Mike Copsey Charles Cole Stan Cole Patty Colley Mark Cook Richard Cook Mike Cooper Cindy Corkum James Cowan Jeff Crone John Cross Leonard Craig Geraldine Crandall Perry Cramblitt Steve Creps Doug Crombie Kris Climer Martin Chase Dewey Dahl Nancy Davidson Carol Davis Dan Davis Renee Davis Jeff DeHart Laura Demke Jeanne Dewitz Diane Dichinson Bill Dixon Tami Dingle Ron Ditlefsen Rodney Dogget Gayla Dorsey Rick Douglas Debbie Dunn Hubert Dunn Jannette Dorry Dennis Dwyer Steve Eckroth Russell Eisele : Miller’s Log ‘74, page 20 : : : Bruce Elkington Jeff Engel Matt Enyeart Pam Folz Tim Frew Tim Gallagher Carol Ellingson Jodi Epperson Dale Farnsworth Wes Forgey Cari Gazda Sue Gemmell Mike Ellis Ginny Evans Teresa Feyo Roger Foster Dan Gardner Larry Gerold Peggy Ellison Sherry Evans Kim Flory Craig Fitzgerald Jerry Gagner Barbara Glenn Top, Les Jerkey tunes his French horn. Lower, exchange student Katie Prekash. {photos by Dave Allen) Miller’s Log ‘74, page 21 Debra Gluesen Karl Grimes Jim Hagen Rick Harms Roberta Heaton Jackie Herold Mark Giessen Rodney Gingery Mark Hall Doug Harmon Dave Heckert Tammie Hiestand Richard Goertzen Eugene Haaby Terrie Hall Randy Harris John Heller Lyn Hikley John Goldsberry Terry Hadden Gary Hamilton Gale Harrison Debbie Hempy Kathy Hileman Debra Goddard Robert Hadden Duane Hammond Randy Harris Teresa Hemrich Tracy Hill Miller’s Log ‘74, page 22 Lori Goddard Denise Hager Marcy Hanna Sabrina Hartwick Sheila Henry Diana Hills Jenny Gooch Marcia Hagey Tom Hansen Christie Haskins Robin Hendren Valerie Hill Angie Hill Sharon Honeywell Candice Jackson Bob Jones Denise Juza Tim King Chuck Hodges Ken Hopper Leslie Jerke Tonya Johnson Diane Jurgens Linn Kraal Kathryn Hodgin Sam Horne John Jewett Pam Hogan Bob Horton Katrina Jessop Georgine Johnston Cathy Johnson Jessie Kelly Kurt Kordon Sue Kessell Brett Krueger Miller’s Log ‘74, page 23 Shawn Holden Jeff Huckins Don Jones Mike Johnson Steve Kelso Tammy Kraal Debra Holm Robin Huntoon John Johnson Ted Johnston Tamra Ketchum Linda Lacock ¥ Eric Hollenbeck Sam Hyde Terry Jones Kendall Jones Dale Kimball Lisa Larson Brenda Lamb Sherry Lafountaine Robin Larson Ron Lewis Gary Lewis Randy Lewis Donald Lewis Jim Lewellen Karen Lee . Bill Lewellen Don Lindsley Cindy Linscott Tom Line Clifford Longan Dave Long Connie Luckey Leslie Love Diane Long Norma Lloyd Sandy Lynch Alan Maddux Rod Madison Steve Mapes Dick Martin Top, Phil Ditmeyer, Dave Heckert and Dave McChesney play Roemer’s greed game. Below Linda Lacock visits:with Kevin Alvis. (photos by Dave Allen) Miller’s Log ‘74, page 24 | Class of 76 Rozane Maser Vivian May Bill McCarthy James McCauley Mike McCoy Janice McCullough Guy McKay Phil McKinney Art McKnight Jim McLaughlin Sherry McLaws Diana McNutt Anne McCauley John McNeil Robert Miller Loyce Miller Larry Moffitt Patti Monning Cindy Miller Chris Mihulka Richard Moore Melissa Morrisette Marian Moser Pam Nagelhout Gigi Naber Phyllis Newman Vicki Noland Miller’s Log ‘74, page 25 eS eae Sam Nixon Teri Phillips Lee Provance Vicki Peters Danny Roseberry Kevin Richey Bob Olbekson Tami Pierce Steve Putnam Dave Peake Rozalin Roebuck Steve Richards Tom O'Neil Terry Pobanz Debra Parsons Becky Payne Eddie Rodriquez Bettina Reske Miller’s Log ‘74, page 26 Susan Owen Russ Porth Steve Park Jim Roberson Judy Roberson Cindy Reiser Kay Pitts Chery! Potter Dean Palmer Kelly Regehr Michael Ritchey Leroy Riel La tet tet Oe Herre: be Cindy Phillips Tom Powell Dave Pace Dan Rupe Cathy Rainy Linda Rinehart SORE pry ‘ Rick Pfaff Larry Powers Randy Peterson Karen Rose Megan Riddle Sally Risseeuw Earl Ruttencutter Bill Seal Gerrald Salmons Valarie Schooley Shonna Shelgren Ralph Smeed Scott Rosenthal Neil Schaaf Pam Sandberg Karen Schreyer Don Siemann Richard Smiley Kevin Reed Kari Swiener Garold Sanders James Schultz Sheena Sisk Derik Smith Kathy Ramsey Sherman Stockie Peggy Saugen Joyce Seger Rick Sitowski Karla Smith Miller’s Log 74, page 27 Scott Ramlo Greg Stratton John Saxon Cara Setera Kelli Skochenko Teresa Smith Diana Ramey David Stoneburg Richard Scherer Terry Shaffer Carla Slaughter Diane Stangle Pete Rainville Dan Sales Jeff Schirmer Douglas Shaw Kathy Smallwood Barry Stanturf Terry Starr Richard Terry Karl Tyson David Walser Steve Weitzel Miriam Willey cal Brian Steinhauer John Temple ad Jane Stephenson Cindy Thomas Delores Stewart Jerry Tigue Stephonie Van Arnam Susan Vandrew Cindy Velarde Susan Waihoja Dave Welch Randy Williamson Brian Wallace Cindy Werder Bob Willis Ron Warner Sally Whitman John Wilson we, i , 5 Miller’s Log ’74, page 28 George Stewart Don Townsend Noah Vinje Ed Waymire Meta Wiechmann Mark Wood Gayla Taylor Matthew Tift Ken Urioste Bryan Wedmore Jennifer Wilcox Rick Woodruff Pat Tallerday Liz Trojan Kevin Vorheis Karen Wengert Rick Wilcox Holley Woods ft tagengett SSSR ena eR Delores Woodworth Arnold Aden Mark Eastman Linda Jackson Val Means Dan Sales Linda Worman Alice Booth Darenda Edwards Ueona Johnson Lori Mellot Janice Sanford Rick Wright Jeannie Bramson Moyra Flood Dennis King Ronda Parsons Frank Seclerlin Cheryl Younaer Chery! Younger Raymond Ford Kim Larson Karla Poole Sharion Sisler Miller's Log ‘74, page 29 Wesley Young Debra Bryant Gary Hamilton Steve Lovely Diana Ramsey Kaja Stephens Tammy Zimmerman Patty Colley Dave Hiatt Russell Lynch Chris Reece Sue Wells Ken Adams Michelle Duncun Nancy Hill Mark McCalligan Joe Rogers Greg Woodworth | a et ae Craftsmen demonstrate skills Through the cooperation of art teacher, Pat Morin, and art coordinator, Marge Hellund, craftsmen and artists were brought to SHS for a day. Students were able to view their works and the artists at work. All were able and anxious to answer questions about their crafts and the skills necessary to do them. Among the artists attending were Mike Youngblood, sculptor, at far left; Dan White, metal smith, upper left; Chip Masarie, potter, center left; Sandy Daniels, water color artist, lower left; Karen Snider, oil painter, lower center left; Alfonso Cabrera, wood- carver, far right. Students seemed to be most fascinated by Masarie and the potter’s wheel. (photos by Dave Allen.) The 1973 Springfield football team had a disappointing season in the record books, scoring one victory against eight defeats. Several factors combined to hamper the Miller’s efforts to- ward a winning season. There were injuries to several key players, and a number of players from last year’s team decided not to play this year. Sophomores and juniors were plentiful in the lineups this year, and there will be a strong nucleus of players for next year’s team. Mike Roseberry was named this year’s outstanding footballer and Steve Shelgren and Greg Tharp shared the honor of most improved player. Row one: Mike Roseberry and Grant Plautz. Row two: Ron Bour, Greg Wells, Norm Hill, Al Staniford, Kevin Banks, Darvel Medford, Randy Gerg, Randy Olson, Rick Lloyd, Tim Tagwerker, Steve Shelgren, Brian Carey, and Dan Sauer. Row three: Dave Tagwerker, John Goldsberry, Greg Tharp, Tony Pulliam, Doug Lewellen, Keith Jackson, Steve Cogburn, Chuck Whittington, Tom Line, Rick Davidson, Elroy Harrison, Craig Fitzgerald, Roger Foster, and Mark Morrisette. Left: Elroy Harrison and Darvel Medford blocking for extra yardage. Center left: Keith Jackson, third leading receiver in the district. Right center: Elroy Harrison. Right: Elroy again going up field with Randy Olson right behind. 32 1973 bad year for football Sophomore scores Springfield 10 Springfield a9) Springfield 14 Junior Varsity Scoring Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield OlOr= 9 OC)i© Ww Varsity Scoring Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield NONONONNO Churchill Thurston ‘Marshfield Churchill Sheldon South Eugene Willamette North Eugene Thurston Cottage Grove North Bend Churchill Sheldon Marshfield South Eugene Willamette North Eugene Thurston 10 0 31 44 30 30 6 35 44 24 35 52 23 35 42 0 27 27 Upper left, Carol Cook, ;Penny Fields, Shannon Riddle. Upper right, Susan Waihoja and Brenda Bartlett. Center left, Tammy Lloyd and Kurt Kimball; Julee Hall and Greg Crone; Steve Shelgren and Marceil Peterson; Bob Moore and Sandy Larson. Below left, the Junior Varsity rally, Susan Brown, Tracy Hill, Linda LaCock, Brenda Bartlett, Susan Waihoja. magi v 2) gph ag Pat “Tae rs rs S46 @ a Upper left, Kurt Kimball flips Marceil Peterson in one of the varsity rally routines. Upper right, Tammy Lloyd and Steve Shelgren. Center left, Shannon Riddle, Carol Cook, Sue Sustello, Penny Fields. Center, Sue Sustello. Center right, Shannon Riddle. Below, Penny Fields, Sue Sustello, Carol Cook and Shannon Riddle. ( aly 7 ag f BLOTS = we P Laat +) ¢ TST Marching Band On Friday, Oct. 5, Peggy Kary was chosen as Fall Festival queen. Her escort was Mike Sullivan and her court consisted of senior princesses Pam Baker, escorted by Brad Johnson. Also in the court was Lynn Pfeifle, junior princess and her escort Mike Adams and the sophomore princesses Diana McNutt and Teresa ‘Smith with their escorts, Gale Harrison and Steve Hubbard, During halftime the Queen and her court were crowned, the band played and marched while the flags, Hi-Lites, majorettes and rally performed to the music. After the game the Fall Festival Dance was held. The band for the dance was Tennis Shoe Symphony. Candids this page, left, Diane Nelson crowns Peggy Kary queen as Julie Farstad looks on. Upper, Peggy and court, Lower, Julie Farstad, Brad Johnson, Roy Jennings, Mike Adams, Pegay Kary, Diane Nelson, Teresa Smith, and Diane McNutt. A Fall Festival Queen Millerette, Peggy Kary rides around the track during the half- time ceremony. Below, marching band. Cross Country CROSS COUNTRY SCORING SE, SHS, CG ( no scores) Sheldon 42, SHS 48, MHS 49%, NB 74 SHS 22, CHS 39 Silver Creek Falls 17 teams, SHS 1st Gilchrist 16 teams, SHS 2nd NE 21, SHS 33 SHS 20, WHS 41 SHS 15, THS 50 SHS 4th in district SHS 3rd in regionals Junior Varsity in duel meets lost only to South Eugene. JV placed 2nd in district. | Far left, Dan Williams. Upper photo, Allan Harrison, Philip and John Dietmeyer, and Dan Williams line up against the Axemen from South Eugene. Team picture, front row, Ken Brougher, Bert Clark, Mark Reiser, Phil Dietmeyer, Dan Williams, Scott Liabraaten, John Dietmeyer. Back row, Pete Rainville, Sam Nixon, Dwight Jessop, Roy Jennings, . Tom Cowan, Mike Smith, Mark Matteson, Mike Walch, Dan Davis. Girls cross country LOL PALA SIR PDR a Ro DLE RR RE AORN I SR BE Girls Cross Country team members clown for photographers. They are, from left to right: Renee Simmons, Diane Ramsey, Kathy Jordon, Renee Wyland, Teresa Tuchardt, and Donna Cutting. Driver is coach Sullivan. | th The Girls Volleyball team, front row, Connie Luckey, Patty Colley, Cindy Miller. Back row, Barbara Gibbs, Pam Nagelhout, Theresa Hemrich, Sabrina Hartwick, Kelly Skochenko, and head coach Mrs. Rogers. Girls Volleyball Girls JV SHS OPPONENT SHS OPPONENT 6-15-13 Pleasant Hill 15-10-15 45 Cottage Grove 15-15 Springfield 20 North Eugene 38 1-3 Cottage Grove 15-15 8-5 North Eugene 15-15 Springfield 47 Crescent Valley 31 0-8 North Eugene 15-15 9-15-10 South Eugene 15-3-15. Springfield 24 Crow 39 7-6 South Eugene 15-15 0-15-8 Thurston 15-1-15 Springfield 89 Crow 98 8-8 Thurston 15-15 2-1 Sheldon 15-15 Cottage Grove 104 15-6-7. Sheldon 13-15-15 Won Willamette forfeit Lost South Eugene 113 Won Willamette forfeit Lost 415-6 Churchill 15-8-15 North Eugene 142 7-2 Churchill 15-15 Sprinafield 55 hE 51 7-10 Thurston 15-15 1 Win, 6 Losses. ole peur Eupene 0-8 Marshfield 15-15 Cottage Grove 64 15-5-9 North Eugene 13-15-15 North Eugene 84 13-6 South Eugene 15-15 Willamette 22 State meet, SHS 8th. 1 Win, 11 Losses. The Miller girls did well this year with a four win and five loss record. The addition of the Academy of Creative Gymnastics in Eugene helped the Springfield girls as it helped other teams in the area. Outstanding girls gymnast was Etta Cay Adams. Springfield 69.61 South Albany 55.17 Springfield 69.10 Thurston 73.26 Springfield 68.60 Klamath Falls 51.40 Springfield 66.68 Churchill 80.26 Springfield 71.52 Cottage Grove 56.17 Springfield 75.40 South Eugene 89.80 Springfield 74.90 North Eugene 87.90 Springfield 71.44 Willamette 70.06 Springfield 74.82 Sheldon 101.00 Below, the girls gymnastics team coached by Jan Cardwell. Shown from left to right, front row: Megan Riddle, Kathy O'Neal, Amy Balch, Louise Dordahl, Linda Blatchley, Debbie Hempy, Pam Folz. Back row: Etta Kay Adams, Lynn Pfeifle, Laurel Norris, Marilyn Litzenberger, Jody Cheever, Chris Haskins, and Lori Brown. Lower left, Jody Cheever does floor ex. routine. Upper, Laurel Norris on the balance beam. Upper center, Lynn Pfeifle during her uneven bar routine. Far right, Marilyn Litzenberger. Lower center, Marilyn and Etta Cay vaulting. Girls gymnastics oo ee Far left, Phil Boyle on the rings. Upper center, the boys gymnastics team, row one. Walt Mattison, Eugene Laffenberger, Dave Young, Phil Boyle, Les Jerkey, and Jim Brick. Back row, coach Bo Bennett, Kem Hall, Sam Hyde, Charlie VanRossen, Mike McCoy, Darrel Chapman and assistant coach Ken Fenter. Lower center left, Gene Laffenberger on floor exercise; Lower center, Dave Young on parallel bars. This page upper, Phil Boyle, p-bars; Below Phil is Darrel Chapman on side horse; lower center, coach Bennett watches the performance of an opponent. Upper right, the team waits to perform. Lower right, Charlie Van Rossen on rings. SHS Opponent 91.40 S. Albany 71.96 114.01 Thurston 104.23 89.32 K. Falls 77.35 94.22 Churchill 126.37 99.55 C. Grove 75.81 64.39 South E. 99.91 81.13 North E. 62.97 83.64 Wil Hi 77.08 84.26 Sheldon Boys gymnastics The boys gymnastics team had an up and down season this year. They compiled an impressive record of seven wins and two losses in duel meets but were eighth place in the district meet. Team chances were shattered early in the season with the loss of five seasoned per- formers. Newcomers filled the slots and the only losses of the season were at the hands of Churchill and South Eugene, state first and second place winners respectively. Charlie Van Rossen won the most outstanding gymnast trophy. 47 Y a RS POR ee alot ee eS a aig’ PN Ot Ct AE ada oa OR ON A ere etre ia ee 1B. MARIS ite] ‘ age Ni 4 ; RON T 08 STAC TX meray = cae eke oes ts 2 : Ry WOW!!! What do you-do when you discover two empty pages thirteen minutes before your final deadline? You scramble to find everything and anything that you overlooked before. So Millers, here you are, the priceless ones that almost didn’t make it! UALS apg RS Facing page, upper: Keith Johannason, Rick Davidson, Mark Cunningham, Jeri Chandler, Marylou Armstrong and Steve Bour dance to the music of ‘‘Wheat Field.”’ Far left, Melody Aust and Nancy Nelson with Santa. Lower center, Kathy Batchelor, Tim Tagwerker, Mike Roseberry and Sheena Sisk. This page upper, students enjoy the dance. Below, Jana Johnson, Joe VanChura, Kelli Kneeland, Allan Stugiemeyer, and Melody aust. The dance turned out to be one of the highlights of the Christmas season. Christmas Dance P| i I | E i | The students produced 1984 in November. At left, Mr. Milasich, director, sets the sound system. Going clock- wise, Cathy Smith, the landlady, reminisces on the “old days’ before the revolution. Hate time in the ministry of truth with (seated) Sandy Larson, coffee vender; Teresa Smith, messenger; Michelle Eldredge, Julia; John Jewett, Syme; (stand- ing) Scott Cole, O’ Brian; and Al Higgins, Winston Smith. Far right, Winston and _ Julia, Kathy Ramsey, listen as the landlady speaks of forgotten times. Lower center, Syme explains “thought crime’’. The play was presented to the com- munity three nights, to the junior high English classes, and to the SHS social studies classes. ee Shakespeare Comes to SHS Upper left, next page, Shakespear- ean actress Peggy Rubin shows Mark Morrisette how an Elizabeth- an gentleman bows to a lady. Lower photo, Laura Hunley and Cathy Smith dressed in typical Elizabethan servant and lady costume. This page, upper left, Peggy demonstrates Elizabethan gestures to Kathy Hodgen. Upper right, Peggy Rubin and Shakes- pearean actor Patton with some of the properties from the Ashland Shakespearean Company. Lower, the entire drama class participates in one of the activities set up by the visiting actors. The visit by Rubin and Patton won a follow-up to a drama and humanities class visit to Ashland for the play “Waiting for Godot’. Mike Adams Janice Allely Lorna Anderson Kathy Balcom Keith Blunck Sandra Booth Marilyn Alberts Cheryl! Allyn Mark Anderson Kevin Banks Mike Bowers David Bierman Jack Anderson Shirley Burnett Carol Beals Carol Barlow Phy! Boyle Class of 75 Debbie Brow Cindy Bassford Sherry Barth Brian Brown Michele Belcher Vicki Batchelor Mike Cain Miller’s Log ‘74, page 58 David Billings Chris Carlson Mike Carson Jeri Chandler Lorilee Coats Mike Crabtree Guy Carter Brian Cloyes Val Huckins. (Photo by Charlie Van Rossen) Dean Chapman Scott Cole Colin Crader Ken Dailey Jodi Cheever Debra Comer Sherry Crawford Debra Daves Rick Davidson Miller’s Log ‘74, page 59 Julie Cholewinski Wayne Cook Cindi Crist Kim Davidson Scot Davis Tim Davis Lorraine Cloud Tom Cowan Mark Cunningham Laurel Davidson Teri Davis Susan Dean a Le Kelly Demorest Allen Dukes Gary Emery Penny Fields Kellie Goddard Julee Hall Janey Dillon Malcolm East Mark Fails Sheri Freytag Jerry Graham Steve Hall Class of 75 John Dietmeyer Mark Dmochowsky Don Farnsworth Doug Gibbs Micky Guiley Teresa Halpain Jayne Downing Michelle Eldredge Anita Farris Doreen Gischel Peggy Haines Linda Halsell Peggy Haines and Rick Mower, above. Below, Steve Yates. (photos by Dave Allen) Jim Hampson Elroy Harrison Karl Hein Steve Hoisington Connie Howard Jerry Hysell Rick Hartwig Perry Hamilton Chery! Hilderbrand Ernest Hallenbeck Lori Hunley Roy Jennings Debra Harvey Sheri Haworth Jo Hiibschman Dave Houk Val Huckins Dwight Jessop Miller’s Log ‘74, page 61 Wendy Harvey Randy Hazel Dan Hise Jane Houk Janel Huser Keith Johannessen Dan Johnson Gary King Shawn Kirby Bill Ledbetter Pam Lewis Michelle Lytle Susan Johnson Ray King Kellee Kneeland Terry Lee Scott LiaBraaten Jeff Macpherson Colby Jones Cindy Jordan Don Kelley Class of 75 Laura Litzenberger Joy Mainwaring George Little Candy Malm Miller’s Log ‘74, page 62 Tammy Lloyd Rick Mansker Cinda Kennedy Don Kinley Joneile Laaksonen Tina LeRoy Russ Loeffler Kevin Mathews Debbie Kessler Wendell King Dee LaRoe Doug Lewellen Larry Lutje Mark Matteson Gary McClellan Mary McEntire ee ON PAS Doug McChesney Leah Meadows Mark Morrisette Teena McCollum Jerry McKinnis Marc McBee Steve McAndrews James McDaniel Val McAdam Walt Matteson Tanie McCoy Becky McCullough Larry McDade Maria Mellott Tony Mellott Mike Menlow Michael Myers Laurie Mitchell Becky Moser Class of 75 ERR EIR etnies, : tite | | | | Debbie Moore Scott Nixon Laurel Norris Dave Orr Rick, Mower Debbie Nickerson Elaine Obernoltie Gary Osborne Class of ‘75 Kathy Murphree Kim Niece Marcene Oerding Lori Owen Nancy Nelson Diane Nelson Kathy O’Neal Kim Ounbey Renee Palanuk Jeff Philips Denise Palmer Doug Pickett Richard Paul John Plautz 7 Gary Peake Tony Pulliam Benny Ransom Chris Peters Debra Putnam Lori Ramsey Penny Redtfeldt Joyce Reynolds Robi Robidou Jean Peters Geri Ray Cathy Rasmussen Lavada Reynolds Kenneth Rinck Jim Rodriguez Miller’s Log ‘74, page 65 Lynn Pfeifle Cathy Rainy Mark Reiser Richard Reynolds Les Riel Val Ruttencutter Randall Sanders Steve Simmons Path Smith April Sofge Sue Stewart Julie Sweren AGREES, E aie Dan Sauer Cindy Sipe Jane Smith Joanna Southworth Rhonda Streamer Jim Taff Ann Saugen Robert Scherer Robin Schirmer John Plautz and Connie Luckey play the ‘greed game in Roemer’s class. (photo by Dave Allen) Miller’s Log ‘74, page 66 Mike Tallerday Steven Tart Chris Tegge Barbara Seelye Carolyn Smith Janice Smith Debbie Stanturf Debra Surgeon Larry Ter horst Wi Mike Shields Cathy Smith Mike Smith Scott Stephens Pam Swan David Thomas Randy Sanders. (photo by Dave Allen) ee, Rick Thomas Kelly Thompson Paula Thoresen Sherry Tibbett Gerald Trott Teresa Tuchardt Michelle Turner Teresa Vanderpool Margret Vaughan Harry Volta Tonie Volta Scott Waggoner Tammy Waldrip Paula Walworth Linda Warthen Gary Watson Mark Reiser, left, and Bill Ledbetter work on their studies. (photos by Dave Allen) Miller‘s Log ‘74, page 67 TREE Marsha West Ken Wood Kevin Antrim Doug Edwards Julie Lake Rick Pope Rob Whitbeck Cindy Wooley David Bierman Mark Enyeart Roy Lloyd Ed Porth Cindy Whitted Rhonda Worman Dave Britten Carolyn Hoffman Rick McDowall Brian Rinehart Roxanne Wilkens Renee Wyland Steve Cogburn Richard Horstman Mel McKnight Mark Sager Linda Willey Gordon Wytoski Jim Cooper Danny Jones Daniel Miller Marty Sales Nancy Williams Steve Yates Bob David Ryan Johnson Bonnie Morris Tim Schaaf Don Wilsie Mike Walch Ken Derieux Lori LaMotte Jeanette Pierzina Ronald Shafer 2% bP ee Ce oa WOE tt Le Steve Stormont Tom Tyler Dave Warren Chuck Whittington Steve Wilder Delores Woodworth Pat Wirfs ft HR seams a Candids, upper left, Britt Benton. At right, Steve Housington and Pat Smith. Lower left, John Plautz and Ernest Hollenbeck. ie RMB ABBE, Swimmers, upper right, this page; row 1, Kathy Jordan, Tammy Lloyd, Debbie Hempy and Sue Storie. Row 2, Marcy Hanna, Shannon Riddle, Tonie McCoy, Mary Ann Moffitt, Megan Riddle, Anne McCaulley and Judy Skurdal. Row 3, Tom O'Neil, Sam Nixon, Bob Taylor, John Ruttencutter, Jeff Vahala, Scott Nixon, Doug Shaw and Dan Williams. Back row, Charlie Van Rossen, Bob Bixby, Jeff Moore, Garold Sanders, Bob Obeckson, Larry Moffitt, Jeff Storie, Jim Lewellen and Coach Hanna. Candid upper left, coach Hanna. Lower left, Tonia McCoy. Lower right, Shannon Riddle visits with teammates between events. Next page, upper left, Mary Ann Moffitt. Lower left, Tonia McCoy. Lower right, John Ruttencutter in lane 2, and Bob Taylor.in lane 4. 70 GIRLS SHS 81 Marshfield 84 SHS 80 Churchill 92 SHS 103 Willamette 65 SHS 28 South Eugene 52 SHS 99 North Eugene 71 SHS 70 Sheldon 96 SHS 62 Cott. Grove 113 SHS 97 Thurston 60 SHS 93 Marshfield 78 BOYS SHS 54 Marshfield 112 SHS 91 Churchill 66 SHS 97 Willamette 23 SHS 27 South Eugene 52 SHS 73 North Eugene 87 SHS 75 Sheldon 80 SHS 67 Cott.Grove 99 SHS 97 Thurston 60 SHS 111 Marshfield 60 Upper photo: The Girls Basketball team; front row, Patty Cully, Donna Cutting, Cindy Corkum, Raylene Reed, Janel Huser, Candy Jackson, Cindy Dubbs, Renee Simmons. Back row, Peggy Haines, Dorene Hunter, Renee Wyland, Bettina Riske, Angie Hill, Sabrena Hartwick, Nancy Davidson, Pam Baker, Mrs. Sullivan. Lower photo, Cindy Dubbs and Cindy Corkum wait for the judges’ decision. Girls Basketball) Upper left, Peggy Haines looks on as Raylene Reed recovers from being smashed in the floor by a mean Thurston player. Upper right, team strategy during a time- out. Center right, On your mark, Get set, Gol.... Cindy Corkum scrambles for the ball. Lower, Cindy Corkum reacts as her team- mate scores. SHS 10 SHS 17 SHS 8 SHS 8 SHS 8 SHS 18 SHS 17 SHS 6 SHS 17 SHS 28 SHS 31 SHS 57 SHS 49 SHS 41 SHS 32 SHS 35 SHS 42 SHS 28 SHS 34 SHS 45 SHS 45 SHS 34 SHS 62 SHS 30 JV Marist 27 Willamette 19 North Eugene 14 South Eugene 15 Thurston 24 Sheldon 20 Cottage Grove 11 Cresc. Valley 9 Dallas 19 Varsity: Marist 23 Willamette 29 Mohawk 8 North Eugene 26 South Eugene 29 Mohawk 9 Thurston 34 Sheldon 17 Cottage Grove 25 Willamette 31 Cresc. Valley 32 Dallas 40 Crow 22, Corvallis 24 Thurston 37 The following is from a story run in the Springfield News run just before the girls participated in the state tourney in Portland. The story was a pace setter in cover- age of girls sports at SHS. Jeanette Sullivan has finally learned what athletic competition is all about. The hard way. And, somehow, the lesson seemed ironic. After a whirlwind season that saw Springfield’s girls basketball team chalk up an incredible 13-0 record, the Millerettes suddenly faded in the clench Wednesday night and dropped a 37-30 contest to none other than visiting cross- town rival Thurston. “Now | know what it means to be really competitive,’’ grinned Jeanette afterwards. ‘| was really uptight about that game. | didn’t get any sleep Wednesday night and | think | cried.” But, despite the reaction to its first loss, Springfield’s tears haven't blurred the Millerettes’ ultimate goal -- winning the cham- pionship at the first_annual girls’ state basketball tournament in Portland next weekend. Springfield’s desire to win the tourney evolved almost from the moment Jeanette learned there was even going to be a state tournament this year. She had little trouble instilling ner girls with the same idea. “It all started last spring when | decided my girls should go to a basketball camp,’’ said Jeanette. “| called Dick Harter and dis- covered he wasn’t going to conduct a camp so we started looking around and | found out that Portland State was having a camp.” The Millerettes conducted a number of fund raising projects and two girls attended the camp. “While they were up there they heard about the state tournament -- we didn’t know when or where, just that there would be a girls state,’’ Jeanette recounted. Upon the completion of girls’ cross country, the Springfield game plan for the state tournament be- gan to take shape. When the District 54AA girls season began Springfield entered the fray with a passion. “lf anything put us in the tourney it was my girls’ super determination,” Jeanette grins. “‘They weren't going to let any- body beat them.’’ Surprisingly, the Millerettes didn’t let anybody beat them until the very end. “Oh, there were some close ones,’ Jeanette recalls, referring to a trio of come-from-behind squeakers. Producing a good head of steam from a 28-32 victory over © Emerald League champion Marist in their first contest, the Miller- ettes had little trouble rolling over Mohawk, North Eugene and Jeanette’s alma mater, South Eugene. In fact, the two victories over Mohawk were spectacular. During the first meeting Spring- field demolished the Indians 57-8 and in the second contest tromped the squaws 32-9. “Suddenly, however, the going got rough. Only Springfield’s sturdy of- ‘fense saved: the day as the Miller- ' ettes came from behind to edge Thurston 35-34, Cottage Grove 28-35 and Willamette 34-31. At this point Springfield had collected a 9-O record -- and popped up as the only undefeated team in the midwestern girls basketball league. Subsequent non-league vic- tories over Crescent Valley of Corvallis and Dallas boosted the tally to 11-0 -- enough to raise a few eyebrows at Portland State. Culling the list of potentials for the 16-team invitational state tournament, PSU athletic officials had no trouble deciding that Springfield should be invited to Portland. By the time Springfield’s invitation had found its way through an inept postal service, rat sonoma “ ie Ni mes Z We the Millerettes had their record to 14-0. Needless to say, there was considerable joy in the Springfield ranks. “We decided right then and there we were going to win the championship, Jeanette — said. “And | think my girls can do it.” Fortunately, Springfield will be entering the tourney on a firm foundation. Of the 13 girls slated to make the trip, six are returning lettermen and two are sophomores with virtually unlimited potential. Probably the four most out- standing players on the squad are senior guards Linda Warthen and Cindy Dubbs, and junior forwards Rae Reed and Janel Huser -- who distinguished herself last year on the Springfield girls’ track team. Jeanette also sees a bright future for Angie Hill -- an attractive 6-foot sophomore who looks like she’d be more at home on the rally squad than the floor of combat. extended “Angie has done an outstand- ing job this season, but lacks experience,” Jeanette said. ‘| think by next year her talents will really show.” Backing these five starters are junior guard Peggy Haines, junior forward Val Ruttencutter and sophomore forward Cindy Corkum. On the shoulders of these eight girls will rest the bulk of Spring- field’s hopes for a state champion- ship. Jeanette doesn’t foresee that much of a problem. Although Springfield foundered on some of the basics against Thurston, its general posture is sound. Strategy, too, seems to be solid. “Our defense varies,’’ Jeanette explains. ‘‘We sort of divide it up between a 2-2-1 zone and man-to- man -- or | guess you could say woman-to-woman.”’ Even though the zone has proven effective — particularly during the Millerettes’ early con- tests, Jeanette seems to prefer the man-to-man. “Man-to-man is the only way to really learn defense,’’ the coach maintains. “We didn’t use it against Thurston Wednesday night and you know what happened. | just don’t know where my head was when we played Thurston.” Jeanette avoids making any commitments on what kind of defense Springfield will utilize at state other than describing the man-to-man as being ‘‘highly suc- cessful’’ in post season games against many teams who've been invited to Portland. Offensively, Springfield will just have to wait and see. The Millerettes have a versatile reper toire when it comes to offense, and undoubtedly will exhaust it at the tournament. As the regular season devel- oped, Springfield began relying on two particular offensive strategies -- and both will probably see con- siderable use next weekend. “Against the vnan-to-man we screen and roll,’ Jeanette said. “The girls are really very good at this and it’s proven effective. | don’t know what happened to itt Wednesday, though.” The other offense that’s been good to the Millerettes has been a 1-3-1. “When we come up against a zone we use the 1-3-1 with a high post and low post and two wings,”’ Jeanette explains. ‘‘We didn’t do that very well against Thurston’s zone Wednesday night either. Of course other than Dallas -- which | think is a very good team -- we haven't been playing teams as good as Thurston.” Jeanette can only hope that’s the case in Portland. If Dallas is one of the better teams in the state, the Dragons won't get to prove it this year. “| doh’t know why,” said Jeanette,” but Dallas didn’t even apply to participate in the state tourney.” That oversight, unquestion- ably, will be to Springfield’s ad- vantage. A few more omissions like that and it’s almost a certainty Jeanette Sullivan won't be crying herself to sleep next Friday in Portland. As you know, the girls basketball team participated in the state basketball finals which were held in Portland. The results were good, but not quite good enough to get us to the finals but we did make the semi-finals. We beat Coquille 25-19 and Grant 28-21 but Centennial beat us 24-20. Left, Jeff Heacock and Dave Prindall try to stop Chris Carlson. Center photo, Mike Sullivan and Chris Carlson shrug offColts Mark Kintgh, Dave Prindall, and Jeff Hecock. Lower, the pep band leads the capacity crowd with yells and music. The thundering capacity crowd was delighted by a hot shooting Sophomore, J.V. and Varsity in the Annual Civil War Battle with the Colts. An 11 point margin by the sopho- mores set the pace for the victorious evening. Things began warming up in the J.V. game, we saw tempers flare, a high number of fouls, and three technical fouls. In the Varsity con- test the Millers were fight- ing the team with State Tournament aspirations. Tom Hooker’s_ coolness and accuracy led the Millers in a steady even, low foul- ing game which kept the fans in suspense down to the last 15 seconds, where they led by 3 points. So many games had been lost in the critical 15 seconds the crowd was _ standing with the smell of upset in the air. The Colts were unable to score and Carlson was fouled with 1 second remaining, guaranteeing the win. The clean sweep was especially sweet to a hometown crowd who had become supportive and enthusiastic even in the face of a losing season. Much of the spirit of the season resulted from the leader- ship, showmanship, and enthusiasm of such groups as the pep band and Rally’s. 77 Far upper left, Mark Reiser guards, far left center, Doug Far upper left, Mark Reiser guards, far left center, Doug Lewellen gets set for a rebound. Far left, lower, Brad Johnson hangs onto the ball. Upper center, Mark Reiser and Bob Wil- kinson wait for the rebound. Upper right, the Varsity Basketball team, Mark Reiser, Bob Wilkinson, Chris Carlson, Tom Reske, Mike Sullivan, Steve Hubbard, Brad John- son. Bottom row, Doug Lewellen, Tom Hooker, Mike Twitch- ell, Randy Olsen. Center, Tom Hooker, Bob Wilkinson, Brad Johnson. Center right, Steve Hubbard, Bob Wilkinson. Low- er right, Mark Reiser, Tom Hooker, Brad Johnson, Steve Hub- bard, and Doug Lew- ellen get the re- bound. JV Sophomore Basketball VARSITY SHS 44 Centennial 56 SHS 18 NorthBend 12 SHS 6 Cottage Grove 11 SHS 12 Willamette 14 SHS 53 SweetHome 46 SHS 48 West Albany 50 SHS 51_—— Astoria 54 SHS 36 Marshfield 54 SHS 65 North Eugene 81 SHS 52 NorthBend 60 SHS 51. Willamette 60 SHS 52 Cottage Grove 37 SHS 36 Sheldon 55 SHS 39 South Eugene 41 SHS 42 Thurston 55 SHS 39 Marshfield 36 SHS 47 Churchill Ti SHS 59 NorthBend 63 SHS 53 Willamette 54 SHS 56 Cottage Grove 58 SHS 57 Sheldon 53 SHS 34 South Eugene 76 SHS 52 Thurston 48 JUNIOR VARSITY SHS 66 Centennial 43 SHS 56 SweetHome 46 SHS 61 West Albany 52 SHS 34 Astoria 45 SHS 43 Marshfield 59 SHS 71 = Churchill 54 SHS 54 North Eugene 57 SHS 53 NorthBend 54 SHS 56 Willamette 60 SHS 51 Cottage Grove 45 SHS 39 Sheldon 61 SHS 59 South Eugene 45 SHS 70 Thurston 57 SHS 56 Marshfield 38 SHS 54) Churchill 61 SHS 60 North Eugene 46 SHS 65 NorthBend 58 SHS 56 Willamette 49 SHS 55 Cottage Grove 47 SHS 52 Sheldon 61 SHS 50 South Eugene 53 SHS 59 +=Thurston 51 SOPHMORE SHS 60 SweetHome 49 SHS 41 West Albany 42 SHS 42 Marshfield 56 SHS 49 Churchill 54 SHS 29 North Eugene 47 SHS 53 NorthBend 52 SHS 38 Willamette 50 SHS 53 Cottage Grove 42 SHS 39 Sheldon 36 SHS 50 South Eugene 54 SHS 43 Thurston 36 SHS 36 Marshfield 47 SHS 47. Churchill 46 SHS 39 North Eugene 44 Upper photo, SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL. Front, Steve Kelso, Dale Kimball, Larry Powers, Rick Wilcox, Ken Hopp SHS 35 NorthBend 51, Gale Harrison. Back, Coach Harris, Mark Cook, Bob Willis, Bill Dixon, Matt Tift, Kurt Kordon, Doug Harmon, Mike Ritcheé SHS 53. Willamette 39 John Goldsberry. Lower photo, JV BASKETBALL. Mike Walch, Rob Whitbeck, Bill Lewellen, Rick Mower, Tom Li SHS 32 Cottage Grove 42 Jim Rodriguez, Mark Dmochowsky, Ron Bour and Coach Stewart. SHS 43 Sheldon 46 SHS 49 South Eugene 48 SHS 39 Thurston 28 Upper left, Tom Line goes up for layin. Center, Bill Lewellen shoots. Upper right, Mark Dmochowsky takes a shot at it. Lower right, Gale Harrison at the tip-off. Lower right, Mark Dmochowsky tries to get away from Axeman press. 81 Upper photo, an _ unidentified Miller wrestler tries for a pin. Middle, Roy Hill maneuvers his opponent into a pin. Bottom, Greg Crone works on a take-down. Upper photo, next page, the Springfield High School wrestling team; front row, Les Jerke, George Stewart, Eugene Haaby, Jeff Crone, David Walser, Dave Smith, Roy Hill, Jeff Adams, Steve Putnam and Randy Sanders. Back row, Coach Walter, John Johnson, Greg Crone, Don Welty, Ken Brougher, Dave Heckert, Rick Davidson, Merle Herold, Doug Pickett, Roy Lloyd, Alton Dooley, Tony Pulliam and Coach Landino. Center, Dave Smith pins his man. Below, Doug Picket has trouble with his man. Upper right, the wrestling auxiliary, Lori Goddard, Michelle Duncan, Sandy Cook, and Denise Sutherlin. Below, Kelly Bails and Stephonie VanArnam. 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Lower left, the junior class officers, Diane Nelson, soc. promoter; Anita Farris, sec; Randy Sanders, pres. Lower right, Packy Cowen, pres. Candy Jackson, soc. pro- moter; Kathy Hileman, — sec. Opposite page, the ASB Officers, Mary Ann Moffitt, parliamentarian, Donna Buckley, president; Gary Emery, vice president; Melody Aust, secretary; Kellee Kneeland, and (not pictured) Susan Dean, treasurer. Lower photo, Kelly Kneeland tells of the plans for an assembly on prom. The council worked especially hard to stimulate pride and spirit at SHS. Some _ successful projects included the Christmas dance, a convention for brainstorming, and the attempt at pride points system. Upper, the HIGH LITES, Sabrina DeHart, Teri Davis, Maria Diaz, Tonia Brewer, Carol Barlow, Pam Casey, Gail Kindrick. Row 2, Karla Wiechman, Shirley Burnett, Cathy Hansen, Rhonda Streamer, Sue Dean, Debbie Comer, Patty Inman, Below, the MEDICAL CLUB, Miriam Willey, Teresa Feyo, Candy Stoneberg, Dave Tucci, Cheryl Newsom, Jan Merkling, and Marion Moser. Hi Lites Med ical Club A ee TRL Sa Pk SHS Usherettes serve as the official hostesses, helping with musical productions, banquets, and other presentations. Row 1, Teresa Smith, Tonie Volta, Cindy Werder, Karen Wengert, Tami Dingle, Anne McCawley, Lori Ramsey, Cathy Casebolt, Jackie Herold, Cindy Thomas. Row 2, Bonnie Schmidt, Teresa Feyo, Debbie Goddard, Cathy Casebolt, Jackie Herold; Cindy Thomas, Vicki Peters, Kim Clingman, Ann Saugen, Mary McEntire, Connie Froeming and Patty Hollis. Row 3, Abbie Dell Campbell, Shawn Holden, Debbie Putnam, Janey Dillon, Renee Wyland, Teresa Vanderpool. Julie Chenoweth, Pam Le wis and Cindy Jordan. eS oe ae bi enn al Merge si Ce al DECA: Row 1, Merle Herold, Anita Ferris, Laurie Davison, Candy Malm and Janel Huser. Row 2, Val Huckins, Guy Carter, Lynn Pfeifle, Jane Smith, Doreen Gishel, Laura Litzenberger, Sue Stewart and Sue Cairns. Row 3, Dennis Sager, Tony Pulliam, Jean Corbett, Rhonda Streamer, Linda Warthen. Below, Guy Carter and Candy Malm design a sign for the student store. Lower right, Sue Temple and Guy Carter buy from Candy Malm, Jean Corbett, and Jane Smith. DECA 90 é H 4 i H 4 DECA: Upper photo, Row 1, Brenda Booth, Jamie Lamb, Twyla Leathers,, Joanne Durfee Jani Hancock and Sally Gooch. Row 2, Gail Kindrick, Nick lwaniw, Suzanne Savage, Dan Owen, Robin Potter, Dan Payne, Joyce Sexton, Bruce LaFountaine, Jackie Harley, Tim Tagwerker, Mrs. Freer and Carol Cook. Below, Row 1, Pam Cunningham, Gary Watson, Marquita Bristow, Linda Farson, Micky Guiley, Wendy Harvey, Carmen Costin, Curtis Frye, Cindy Bassford, Rhonda Worman, Jack Anderson, Laurel Davidson, Diane Nelson, Carol Beals, Dave Tagwerker, Jan Fegles, Tony Pulliam, Laura Litzenberger, Kellee Kneeland, Cathy Dombrowsky and Peggy Haines. 91 ‘ ‘ : a FORENSICS TEAM: Front row, Denise Juza, Cindy Werder, Kelly Ohmanhoffer, Val Ruttencutter and Gail Bruce. Back row, Allen Dukes, Sue Dean, Melody Aust, Don Welty, Joneile Laaksonen, Gary Emery, Deanne Welch, Cal Carpenter, Chris Tegge, and coach Mrs. Ranstad. Below left, Deanne Welch. Center, Cindy Werder. Right, Mrs. Ranstad who was instrumental in the formation of the Forensics Se Py Sass aS Te y Z Seen Vocational Industrial Club of America, Springfield Chapter: front row, Mr. Rich, Mark Brown, Mike Twitchell, Sue Dean, Jim Gray, Keith Johannessen, Mike Bradford, Mr. Lenz. Second row, Jeff DeHart, Dave Johnson, Dave Billings, Lyle Kirkpatrick. Larry Bond, Jeff Fountain, Randy Sanders, John Montie- leone, and Roy. Lloyd, Third row, Steve Young, Larry TerHorst, Phil Boyle, Teresa Vanderpool, Ed Lowry, Shawn Kirby, Larry Lutje, and Dan Johnson. Back row, Rick Davidson, Richard Terry, Rod Lewis, Harry Volta, and Dan Doggett. At lower right is Keith Johannessen, state VICA secretary. VICA Pa a WL lea Po The VICA float won first place on their commerical float sponsored by the Springfield Emporium. The float was entered in the Christmas Parade Saturday, December 8. Below, SHS students vented $8.37 wotth of frus- tration on an old car painted with teacher’s names. The Springfield High School Chess team had a very good seas- on, winning district and going to state. The players for the team, 1st board, Dale Bradley, 13 wins, 3 draws, 2 losses; 2nd board, Don Kelley, 7 wins, 3 draws, 7 losses; 3rd board, Phil Cruz, 10 wins, 3 draws, 4 losses; 4th board, Alan Maddux, 10 wins, 3 draws, 5 losses; 5th board in the regular season was Tom Cauble, 9 wins, 1 draw, 2 losses; and 5th board in the district playoffs and state was Rodney Lewis with 3 wins, 1 draw, 3 losses. The coaches were Mr. Vogt, Mr. Canaday, and Mr, Wheeler. On the first game of the season, spirits were shattered by a loss to Elmira 1-4. After being slaugh- tered by Elmira, the Millers came back and wiped out Creswell with a score of 3%4-1%. Next came Cottage Grove, last year’s winners, and an SHS win of 3%4-1%. Then SHS just got by Churchill with a score of 32, Next Oakridge stopped a skunk by getting a draw on the 2nd board, making the score 4%-%. On the next four games against North Eugene, Willamette, Pleasant Hill, and Sheldon, SHS skunked them with a score of 5-0. Then South Eugene just inched by us with a score of 3-2. The next victim was Thurston who forfeited the game to us, thus giving us a record of 9 wins, 2 losses. At the district playoffs against South Eugene, Cottage Grove and Churchill, SHS got revenge on South Eugene, beating them with a score of 3-2, then we just beat Cottage Grove by getting four draws and one win, giving SHS a score of 3-2. Then the team lost to Churchill by a score of 2-3 but the team still won district with a record of 2-1. 2nd went to Churchill with a record of 2-1 (we had a better seasonal record) and 3rd went to Cottage Grove. The team went to state in Corvallis on Feb. 8 9 and finished 12th out of 16 schools by losing to Lincoln 2-3 and Sprage 1%-3’%2, then getting a draw with David Douglas and St. Helens. Shown sequentially around the table from left to right: Tom Cauble, Rod Lewis, Phil Cruz, advisor Mr. Wheeler, Alan Maddux, Don Kelley and Dale Bradley. Not pic- tured, advisors Mr. Vogt and Mr. Cana- day. ee Pe peades BRA EY ity Row one; Teresa Powers, Doug Edwards, Jane Martin, Tony Mellott, Joanna Southworth, Joneile Laasonen, Jean Peters, Mary Beth Andrews, Renee Simmons. Row two; Sue Temple, Paula Wallworth, Donna Buckley, Deanne Walch, Gary McClellan, Scott Cole, Larry McDade, Terry Smith, Steve Hall, Phil Dietmeyer, Karen Schreyer. Row three; Sherry Crawford, Mary Lou Armstrong, Jordi Carlson, Alan Maddux, Marc McBee, Don Thomason, Randy Gerg, Scott 96 Symphonic Band Stratton, Dean Bonney, Billie Jean Benton, Louise Nordahl, David Orr, Don Kelly, Scott Liabraaten, Steve Cogburn, Leland Powers. Row four; Packy Cowan, Mike Walch, John Montgomery, Jan Allely, Rocky Barrett, Gary Osborne, Chris Peters, Scott Scales, Bruce Elkington, Steve Yates, Mike Myers, Tim Wise, Chipper Soulek, Dave Allen, Don Elkington, Ron Bour, Doug Flaaa. Next page, lower right, the SHS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, First Row: Paula Larson, Karl Grimes, Renee Wyland, Tammy Zimmerman. Second Row: Bettina Reske, Nancy Davidson, Steve Weitzel, Debbie Chruszch. Third Row: Kathleen Barstow, Lynn Taylor, Dale Bradley, Chris Tegge. Stage Band STAGE BAND |; Below; Row 1, Phil Dietmeyer, Tony Mellott, Douglas Edwards, Karen Schreyer, Joanna South- worth and Scott Cole. Row 2, Norma Lloyd, John Plautz, Chris Peters, Scott Scales, Doug Gibbs, Don Kelly, Dean Arlan Bonney, Billie Jean Benton, Louise Nordahl and David Orr. Row 3, Ron Bour, Donald Grant Elkington, and Grant Elkington. Row 4, Bruce Vaughn Elkington and James Carter. BRASS WO RKSHOP; Right; Row 1, Richard Scherer, Doug Crombie, Larry Moffitt, Tammy Zimmerman, Rick Wright, John Temple, John. Saxon, Guy Stokey, Scott Rosenthal. Row 2, Bret Kruger, Rick Goertzen, Sam Nixon, Gerrald Salmons, George Stewart, Mike McCoy, Robin Huntoon, Jim Lewellen, Cindy. Corkum, Dean Palmer. Row 3, Dean Arlan Bonney and Gene Slayter. PEP BAND; Lower right; Row 1, Ron Bour, Mark Cook, Chipper Soulek, and Don Elkington. Row 2, Dean Bonney, David Orr, Don Kelly, Mike Smith, Chris Mihulka, Mark Hall, Earl Ruttencutter and Don Thomason. Row 3, Gene Slayter, Larry McDade, Terry Kennedy, Scott Cole, Karen Schreyer, Tony Mellott, Joanna Southworth, Doug Edwards, Dwight Jessop and Sam Nixon. Row 4, John Temple, Janice Allely, Mike Ritchy, Dale Kimball, Rocky Barrett, Norma Lloyd, Scott Scales, Tim Wise, Leland Powers and Gerrald Salmons. Row 5, Bruce Elkington, Cindy Corkum, Mark Matteson and Doug Pickett. a vernencinnesginrere meres eee PORTO NT SPRINGFIELD HIGH STUDENTS BAND COUNCIL, Row 1}, Teresa Powers, Ranae Sim- mons, and Marybeth Andrews, Row 2, Phil Dietmeyer, Scott Cole, Don Elkington, Scott Scales, Randy Gerg, Doug Edwards. Row 3Gene Slayter. Pe. bas % rs ss ie 5 od oe Concert Band CONCERT BAND, row 1, Shirley Burnett, Larry Powers, Chery! Hilton, Kathy Murphree, Gale Bruce, Diane Ramey, Kathy O'Neal, Michelle Belcher. Row 2, Michelle Lytle, Debbie Putnam, Cathy Rasmussen, Geri Ray, Phil Diet- meyer, Gerald Trott, Phyllis Kirkwood, Jean Corbett, Rod Madison. Row 3, Michelle Turner, Cindy Warren, Matt Bruce, Meta Wiechmann, Les Jerke, Val Ruttencutter, Dwight Jessop, Mike Smith, Chris Mihulka, Earl Rutten- cutter, Mark Hall, Dave Young, Row 4, Mike Ritchy, Norma Lloyd, Wes Morgan, Mark Cunningham, Dale Kimball, Mark Fails, Keith Blunk, Mark Matteson, Doug Pickett. Row 5, Gene Slayter, Kelly Kneeland, David Allen, Debbie Moore, Bob Davis, and Steve Eckroth. Below, the PERCUSSION WORKSHOP with Mark Cook, Steve Put- num, Kenny Hopper, Bob Davis, Rod Madison, Gary Eisele, Dan Davis, Gene Slayter, and Kevin Alvis. MAJOR- ETTES, Top, Sabrena Hartwick, Head Majorette Kellee Kneeland and Debbie Buckley. Concert Chorale Upper left, CHORALE BASSES: ROW 1, Steve Sim- mons, Kevin Reed, Scott Waggoner, Rob Bixby, Greg Crone. ROW 2, Scott James, Wayne Cook, Norm Hill, Al Dukes, Shawn White. Row 3, Terry Starr, Mike Roseberry, Robin Downey, Ken Brougher, Don Burnett. ROW 4, Steve Hoisington, Mike Sullivan, Brad Johnson, Tom Line, Don Lindsley, Bob Olbekson. CHORALE TENORS: ROW 1, Steve Parks, Carol Bergerson, Linda Farson, Tracy Smith, Les Jerke. ROW 2, Richard Cook, Julee Hall, Lori Hunley, Dave Smith. ROW 3, Dan Roseberry, Judy Brougher, Sue Sustello, Sherry Crawford, James McCauley. Row 4, Earl Ruttencutter, Tim Wise, Gary Emery, Lee Powers. CHORALE SOPRANOS: FRONT ROW, Gayla Dorsey, Kathy Hileman, Teresa Powers, Debbie Nickerson, Kris Bond. Row 2, Jennifer Wilcox, Debbie Holm, Lori LaMotte,; Sue Thompson, Cindy Werder, Jeanie Dewitz. Row 3, Joanna Southworth, Paula Thoresen, Janice Allely, Julie Sweren, Penny Fields, Sue Owen, LaVada Reynolds. Row 4, Karla Wiechmann, Donna Buckley, Jane Downing, Val Ruttencutter, Patty Jokinen and Grace Sack. CHORALE ALTOS, Row 1, Joann Boyle, Jodi Cheever, Teresa Smith, Marybeth Andrews, Peggy Kary. Row 2, Marceil Peterson, Pam Cunningham, Julie Lake, Tammy Lloyd, Row 3, Robi Robidou, Kim Carter, Cheryl Potter, Pam Baker, Christy Langenberg. Row 4, Karen Hobson, Angie Hill, Jean Peters, Diane Nelson. Not pictured from the Chorale photo, Pam Folz, Greg Blazer, Ronica White, Kelly Umenhofer. Missing from Choraliers, Kim Flory, and Sue Wells. Kaleidoscope Singers Upper photo, Christmas soloists. Teresa Powers, Christy Langen- berg, Marybeth Andrews, (piano) solo), and Larry McDade. Below is the Kaleidoscope Singers. Row 1 Dave Smith, Peggy Kary, Debbie Nickerson, Mary Beth Andrews, Ken Brougher. Row 2, Earl Ruttencutter, Gary Emery, Julee Hall, Teresa Powers, Christy Langenberg, Joe Vanchura, Brad Johnson. Row 3 Larry McDade, Tim Wise, Donna Buckley, Robin Downey, Jan Stangle, Mike Roseberry, Shawn White. Fe eed Be : | i Upper photo, the WHAT’S THE USE? Gary Emery, Teresa Powers, Mr. Tucker, Christy Langenberg, and Robin Downey. Below, the CHORALIERS, Row 1, Kathy Ramsey, Terri Phillips, Sue Waihoja, Michelle Turner, Carolyn Smith, Penny Redtfeldt, Connie Howard, Maria Diaz, and Jeri Chandler. Row 2, Gale Bruce, Sherry Evans, Meta Wiechman, Sherry Crawford, Kim Niece, April Brasch, Phyllis Newman, Chy Ackey, and Debra Carlson. Row 3, Rosane Maser, Norma Lloyd, Sabrina Hartwick, Teresa Feyo, Doreen Hunter, Diane Stangle, Tami Ketchum, Karen Rose. Row 4, Wendy Brown, Sherry McClaws, Louise Luckey, Brenda Bartlett, Sue Brown, Debbie Kessler. Not pictured singers who joined at the semester, Amy Balch, Nancy Davidson, Ginny Evans, Kim Flory, Debbie Haworth, Denise Juza. Kelly Kneeland, Connie Luckey, Cindy Miller, Michelte Paudois, Dalsea Polak, Kelly Regehr, Bettina Reske, Chery! Smith, Paula Thoresen, and Tammy Zimmerman. KALEIDOSCOPE SINGERS: Upper photo, at piano, director Mr. Tucker; row 1, Debbie Nickerson, Teresa Powers, Marybeth Andrews, Chris Langenberg, Peggy Kary, Julie Hall; row 2, Gary Emery, Robin Downing, Janice Stangle, Tim Wise, Larry McDade, Donna Buckley, Brad Johnson, Joe Vancheru. Lower left, Mr. Tucker. Right, Debbie Nickerson, Gary Emery, Teresa Powers, Marybeth Andrews, Chris Langenberg, Peggy Kary. The Kaleido- scope Singers cut a commercial for the Spring- field Centennial Bank. 106 Donna Buckley and Mr. O'Neal visiting Oregon Governor Tom McCall dur- ing national and state stu- dent council week. The proclamation was part of a national program to renew interest in student govern- ment. Also, later in the year, Donna visited Wash- ington D.C. as an Oregon student delegate. Pest isitis a4 55592 ue Pe eceeys: Bs b i Fé Pests S ‘ad i pn at as 7 5 , ae od ? Springfield High had its first musical production with You're a Good Man Charlie Brown’? Teaming up for the performance were members of the choral, instrumental and drama departments, Playing leads in the Charles Sghultz classic were Tim Wise as Charlie Brown, Robin Downey as Snoopy, Teresa Powers and Christy Langenberg as Lucy, Renae Sim- mons and Pam Baker as Patty, Brad Johnson and Mike McCoy as Schroeder, Earl Rutten- cutter and Les Jerke as Linus. A host of students in a production class did the backstage work. They included, Karen Rose, lights and sets; Jim Robb, sets and lights; Terry Davis, costumes; Diane Steward, Make up; Julie Chauran, sets and costumes; Debbie Nickerson, publicity; Jordi Carlson, Publicity; Michelle Lytle, publicity; Lynn Stockwell, stage manager; Nancy Williams, sets; Megan Cox, costumes; Mark Morrisette, sets and lights; Cindy Crader, stage manager; Carol Bergerson, publicity and tickets; Lorita Harris, publicity and tickets; Lauren Watson, make up; Kim Carter, costumes; Jeanne DeWitz, costumes; John Jewett, sets and lights; April Brasch, make up; and Megan Riddle, publicity. Director of sets and acting, Richard Milasich. Director of vocal music, Robert Tucker, Director of instrumental music, Grant Elkington, Director of tickets and publicity Ken Fenter. Soe Upper left, Carol Davis works on a purse while Rae Reed looks on as Mr. Trautwein instructs Lee Maddox on Decoupage. Lower left, Jim Berry demonstrates painting technique. Lower right, Stage Band 2 in concert. Townspeople and students flocked to the annual Jazz and Arts festival as jazzmen and artizans entertained, demonstrated, and sold food. This page, upper left, Jackie Harley braids plastic strands. Upper right, Kim Carter works on a sculpture. Center, Rick Mansker and Rick Bates turn bowls on the potters wheels. Lower left, Teresa Tuchardt and Vickie Noland braid a belt. Lower left, the Stage Band | in concert, Upper left, Don Chase demonstrates water color- ing. Center left, Terry Kennedy and Tony Mel- lott. Right, Jim Carter and Ron Bour. Lower right, ceramics by the Ceramics and Sculpture class. 1 TT herr ? Upper: Mr. Trautwein helps Jackie Harley on project in Creative Arts festival. Center: Kim Ownbey, Darrel Chapman and Jim Hamp- son demonstrate for onlookers Tracy Hill, Mark Morrisette and Cindy Sipe. Lower left: Rick Mansker creates a masterpiece. Neil Aasted Melody Aust Billiejean Benton Larry Bond David Alldredge Pamela Baker Carol Bergerson Kris Bond David Allen Kathy Barr James Berry Dean Bonney 114 Jack Allen Rocky Barrett Suzanne Blanton Brenda Booth Class of 1974 Marybeth Andrews Mary Lou Armstrong Kathrine Batchelor Sharilyn Benedick Trudy Bodily Connie Bond Deborah Borders Marquita Bristow Kenneth Brougher Thomas Bruce Leslie Burke Susan Cairns Julie Chauran Brian Brown Donna Buckley Patty Burks Donald Campbell Julianne Chenoweth George Brown Randy Burian Joseph Cafaro Bryan Carey Amy Cook Candid: Carol Cook made up as a halloween display. (photo by Tim Beckett) Jordi Carlson Carol Cook 115 Kimberly Carter Jean Corbett Rodney Chase Carmen Costin Patricia Craig Linda Davis Dan Doggett Candid: Norm Hill. ig a) Philip Cruz Sandra Davis Catheryn Dombrowsky (photo by Tim Beckett) Pam Cunningham Sabrina Dehart Dawn Dorman Jeanee Dalbeck Mary Diaz Robin Downey Mary Edmonston Steve Ellison 116 Melody Darneille Philip Dietmeyer Cynthia Dubs Donald Elkington Donald Farley Cassandra Davis Mark Dixon Joanne Durfee Tom Ellingson Linda Farson Julie Farstad Janice Fegles Doug Flagg Linda Flory lletta Ford Connie Froemming Becky Gamble Tom Garrett Randy Gerg Vicki Gillmore Gerry Gillmore Robert Glenn Gary Goddard Sharon Frame Gary Gibson Candids: Pam Cunningham and Joann Durfee, and Bob Taylor at right. (photo by Van Rossen) Marion Fowler Cynthia Gerold Russ Goddard Sally Gooch z Class Candis Grant Cathy Hansen Becky Haxton Patricia Hollis Cheryl Hylton James Gray Jacquelyn Harley Merle Herold Jerry Hollister Patty Inman Bambi Greer Sheila Harms Albert Higgins Tommy Hooker Nicholas |waniw Lori Guse Lorita Harris Nancy Hill David Horton Bradley Johnson 118 Kem Hall Alan Harrison Jim Hilliard Steven Hubbard David Johnson Jani Hancock Steven Hatleberg Karen Hobson Ann Hyland Don Johnson Class of 1974 Candid: Wa Bop a lo Bop a wop bam_ bo-----Kalidescope rockin’ and rollin’ ‘‘greasers.’’ Jana Johnson Patricia Jokinen Kathy Jordan Douglas Juza Karla Kuhl Peggy Kary Amber Kennedy Terry Smith Kennedy Kurt Kimball Gail Kindrick Clayton King Teri King Lyle Kirkpatrick Phyllis Kirkwood Myron Kleingartner Steve Klopp Judy Kornstad Brian Kuhnhenn 119 Bruce LaFountaine Paula Larson Pamela Lee Marilyn Litzenberger Vance Lloyd Jamie Lamb Sandy Larson Rodney Lewis Alan Lively Patti Love Class of 1974 Candids: Upper left, Bob Moore. Lower center, Dave Allen. Top David Alldredge. (photos by Kevin Mathews.) Christy Langenberg Twyla Leathers Donna Lindsley Sheree Lloyd Ed Lowry 120 Louise Lucky Bruce Marshall Mark McCullough Linda McNutt Janice Merckling 121 Lee Maddox Jane Martin Toni McDonald Darvel Medford Janis Merydith Michael Manley Chris Mathews Sheila McFarland Teresa Mellott Becky Miller Class of 197 Upper candid: ASB vice-president, Gary Emery, reassures pres- ident Donna Buckley. Lower photo: Kurt Kimball. (photos by Charlie Van Rossen) His whe ay i Mary Moffitt Michelle Monning John Montieleone Robert Moore Bob Moore Karen Morris Candid: Ernest Hollenbeck, Lori Guse, and Roger Foster participate in ‘’greed game”’ in Mr. Roemer’s class (photo by Dave Allen) Kathie Miller Cindy Milner Larry Mitchell John Montgomery Loralee Monney Jeff Moore Kim Nelson Chery! Newsom Greg Noah Louise Nordahl Tom O'Neal Randy Olsen David Orre Dan Owen Delores Parazoo 123 Bonnie Parker Jan Poff 124 Russell Ragland Donna Reeves Shannon Riddle Michelle Paudois Denise Porter Jack Rainy Thomas Reske Tonia Roper Daniel Payne Robin Potter Teresa Rao Mark Rich Deborah Robinette Marceil Peterson Karen Philpott Grant Plautz Teresa Powers Leland Powers Linda Quin Class of 1974 Senior P.E. Fat prevention class. Sheila McFarland, Jana Johnson, Carol Cook, Bobbie Yoakum, DeAnne Welch, Marylou Armstrong, Gerry Gilmore, Jackie Harley, and not pictured is Sherry Benedick. (photo by Reiser) 124 Mike Roseberry Lynn Ries Grace Sack Scott Scales Bonnie Schmidt David Schmidt : i : } Re Dennis Sager Suzanne Savage John Scales Joyce Sexton Steven Shelgren Shery! Simmons Andrew Skinner Judith Skurdal David Smith Sherry Smith (Gilbert) Chip Soulek Janice Stangle _| Candid: Peggy Kary (photo by Van Rossen). 125 Alan Staniford Candyce Stoneburg Sandy Starr Jeff Storie Steven Strain Scott Stratton Michael Sullivan Nellie Sustello Robert Taylor Susan Temple Terry Thomas Donald Thomason Sue Thompson Debbie Tipton Don Tryon David Tucci Kim Tucker Michael Twitchell Jeff Vahala Joe Vanchura Joyce Vancil Candid at left: Shannon Riddle hiding from photographer Van Rossen. At right, Marcel Peterson Class of 1974 di Greg Wells Don Welty Karen Willcock Dan Williams Tim Wise Dane Woodruff Myron Kleingartner relaxes on the bus after Cottage Grove gym meet. (photo by Charlie Van Rossen) ee Clayton Wallace Patricia Ware Laweren Watson Deanne Welch Ronica White Karla Weichmann Tonia Wilcox Robert Wilkinson Danny Williams James Williams Carol Wilson Bertha Wiltse Bonnie Yaw Diana Yelin Bobie Jean Yoakum Jeannette Young Class of 1974 Senior pictures too late to put with the regular section include Tim Qualls, upper left, Donna Lindsley, upper right, and Marla Epperson, lower left. Shown center left, Nick Iwaniw. Upper right, Senior class advisor for many years, Mr. George Calder- wood. Below, Mr. Calderwood and Mary Ann Moffitt. The Spring field Education Association expanded their Future First Citizen Awards from two to five students from each high school. The SHS winners were Jan Poff, Amy Cook, Scott Scales, Sandy Larson, and Donna Buckley. Below are the Miller Flags who got left out of the music section. Sorry girls. Candy Jackson, Sherry Crawford, Teresa Powers, Paula Wallworth, Karen Alldredge, and Michelle 129 Turner. ae ty . pot eS aS 130 Honor Society The Honor Scciey, row 1, Carol Bergerson, Peggy Kary, Marylou Armstrong, Marilyn Litzenberger, Carol Cook, Sally Gooch, Amy Cook, Joneille Laaksonen, Teresa Powers, Joanna Southworth, Lynn Pfiefle, and Sandy Larson. Row 2, Julie Ann Chenoweth, Mary Beth Andrews, Christy Langenberg, Pam Baker, Jan Poff, Linda McNutt, Shanon Riddle, Kathy Jordan, Laura Litzenberger, Michelle Lytle, Jan Meridyth, Candy Malm, Donna Buckley, Robert Sheilds. Row 3, Renee Wyland, Karla Wiechmann, Gail Kindrik, Lauren Watson, Paula Larson, Val McAdams, Pam Casey, Paula Thorson, Kellee Kneeland, Jane Downing, Kathy O’Neil, Lorna Anderson. Row 4, Mark Matteson, Dan Owen, Chris Peters, Mike Walch, Scott Cole, Mary Ann Moffitt, Charlie Van Rossen, Kurt Kimball, Gary Emery, Greg Crone, Lorna Anderson, Randy Olsen. Row 5, Mike Sullivan, Robin Downey, Dave Allen, Scott Cole, Don Chase, Andy Skinner, Brad Johnson, Steve Shelgren, Jeff Moore,, Doug Lewellen, Dave Alldredge, Randy Olsen, The candids are of the honor society banquet. Both boys and girls tennis teams are rebuilding this year. Sophomores and juniors make up most of the teams, so _ they should get plenty of experience for the future years. Upper left, BOYS TENNIS TEAM, left to right, Coach Semon, John Saxon, Steve Hall, Malcom East, Wendell King, Mark Mattison, Don Welty, Sam Hyde, Don Elkington, Allan Dukes, Richard Sherer, Jeff Philips. Seated, Bob Jensen, Joe Vanchura Upper right, GIRLS TENNIS TEAM, first row, left to right, Pam Folz, Lynn Pfeifle, Etta Cay Adams, Susan Waihoja, Louise Nordahl. Second row, Kathy O'Neil, Debbie Holm, Peggie Haines, Diana Mc Nutt. Third row. ally Risseeuw, Chris Haskins, Trudy Bodily, Pam Lee. Bottom pictures, left to right, Louise Nordah!, Don Welty, Mark Mattison, Trudy Bodily, Pam Lee. Upper left, Scott Strotton readies himself for an attempt in the high jump. Center, Dan Williams, school record holder in the two mile. Upper right, Brad Johnson, record holder in the inter- mediate hurdles. Lower right, distance runner Ken Brougher is urged on by teammates. Going into the season, Springfield has several trackmen who could finish high in the state meet. Several state qualifiers from last year were back, including Doug Lewellen in the 440, Bob Moore in the high jump and high hurdles, Brad Johnson in the intermediate hurdles, and the mile relay team. No statistics were available at press time, but they will be published in the 1975 yearbook. The girls track team also had several strong performers back from last year’s team. Sprinter Amy Cook, distance runner Kathy Jordan and hurdler and long jumper Marylou Armstrong have participated in state meets and are expected to lead the team to a strong showing this year. Because the Miller’s Log must go to the printers in early March it was impossible to have formal team shots of the spring sports program. The girls track team and other spring sports and their records will be run in the 1975 yearbook. Girls out for track when the book went to press were, row one, Nancy Davidson, Milissa Morrisette, Bettina Reske, Patty Manning, Candy Jackson, Sheena Sisk, Cindy Phillips, and Gala Dorsey. Below, Mary Lou Armstrong, Cathy Smith and Amy Cook practice. 435 The golf team was faced with a lot of new faces this year. Graduation took a heavy toil from last year’s team, and newcomers will have to fill the — ranks. This will be the last year for the golf team under the direction of coach George Calderwood, who is retiring, at the end of the school year. The golfers’ are left to right, Byran Carey, Jeff Moore, Jim Rodriguez, Mark Beals, Mark Wood, Chris Mihulka, Rick Wilcox, and Steve Creps. 136 SHS was entertained and informed by radio station KSHS, Chanel 1. From an hour before school started to the end of 7th period Terry ‘Lee, Michelle Elldredge, Gary Emery, Wendell King, Megan Cox, Sue Thompson, Mike Myers, Steve Yates, Denise, Mark McCullough (noon), Dave Allen, Dan Doggett, Mark Dixon, Chris Beckett, Dee LaRoe, and Jan Fegles. Not pictured were Kevin Voories, and Mark Morrisette. Here in the candids are Jordi Carlson and Chris Beckett. Chris is in the production room audition- ing records while Jordi does her show. The yearbook and newspaper staff was responsible for producing the Sentinel and the Miller’s Log. Most of the reporters for the Sentinel were actually in an English class called Newswriting. Editors for the paper were Teena Killian and Elaine Obernolte. Staff Artist was Michelle Lytle, Sports Editor, Mike Walch. Advisors were Mr. Bennett and Mrs. Streeter and Mr. Fenter. Editor of the yearbook was Jo Hiibschman, assistant Steve Yates and Judy Robersan. Advisor of the yearbook was Ken Fenter. Photos this page, Upper right, Charlie VanRossen, photo; at right, Laurie Mitchel and Michelle Lytle. Center, Mike Walch. Center right, Doug McChesney. Lower Greg Stratton and Judi Roberson index the Log. Next page, Upper left, Mrs. Streeter checks copy with Linda Christenson. Center, advisor Fenter. Upper right, Mr. Bennett. Center at work on an issue of the paper, Teena Killian and Elaine Obernolte. Center right, Becky McCullough checks Dee Laroe’s column. Lower, the journalism class directs it’s collective attention to typesetter Bobby Horton. Row one, Kevin Mathews, photo;.Chris Beckett, radio news; Carin Cagle, photo; Jo Hiibschman, editor; Dave Allen, photo; Row two, Greg Stratton, yearbook staffer, Judy Roberson, editor's assistant; Mike Walch, sports; Steve Yates, assistant editor; Wendell King, photographer; Teresa Smith, index; and Karen Lee, all around helper. Not shown but vitally important to the yearbook and newspaper being published were Tom Garrett who is too shy to have his picture taken, and Cindy Whitted. Both were typesetters for the publications. Also to be mentioned is Bob Taylor, photographer; Ronalee Ramsay who helped proofread the paper, student teacher Midge Jambor; and the newswriting students. Nellie Scott, Production Manager and cook at SHS is planning to retire at the end of the school year. For 21 years, Mrs. Scott has worked for the students of Springfield comprising the daily menus, ordering food, and carrying out the regular duties of a cook. Mrs. Scott began working as a cook in 1953, and was later promoted to Manager in 1957. When she started, there were only 5 cooks working at Springfield with 300-400 students to feed, by comparison with the 1000 students they are now cooking for. Many changes have oc- curred while Mrs. Scott has been working. Changes in student population, and also changes in the school itself. She has found her last 3 years in the new school ‘‘very interesting.” When Mrs. Scott isn’t work- ing at the school, she is usually working at home, where she raises pole beans and filberts. She has 18 acres of pole beans, and 5 acres of filberts, of which she has farmed for 25 years. She.stopped growing beans 3 years ago. In her leisure time she likes to fish, bowl and travel. She hopes to doa lot of traveling after she retires. During her first summer of retirement, she would like to _ travel throughout Canada and go to the East Coast. Other than traveling, she said she would like to “just relax and take it easy.”’ Mrs. Scott is very fond of the many students she has become acquainted with in her many years of service. She will be greatly missed here at SHS. In 1957 while | was a senior at Springfield High School, | heard there would be a job opening in the attend- ance office at the high school. | immediately called my mother and begged her to apply for the job. She did, bless her, and was interviewed and accepted by Dr. Dale Parnell, who was then our principal. For the next three months, until my grad- uation in June, we had the most fantastic time together. My mother actually became my friend. We had lunch together, worked to- gether (1 took my office practice class from her), shared secrets together and just had fun to- gether. After | left, my sister Milly and many other Springfield High stu- dents and staff were able to enjoy mother’s warmth, understanding and dedication to her work until September of 1961. At that time she changed schools and started working at the new Thurston’ High School as attendance office clerk. It was back to Spring- field High School for mother in September of 1965. She worked in the attendance office again but soon was pro- moted to records clerk, the job she held until her retirement this year, 1974. The students and staff have gained from know- ing my mother, not only because of her dedica- tion to her work but in a personal way, too. It has always been my pleasure to help her when she had a heavy work load and | will miss her not working for the school district and especially for Springfield High School. It will be an honor to follow in her footsteps and keep up the family tradition by working for the Springfield Public Schools as an elementary | school secretary. | hope my years with the school district are as successful as yours were, Mother, and that | will become as well loved by students and fellow co- workers as you are. God Bless You, Lillian Eich Dixon y ee ww HA Mrs. Betty Eich igs Z a Mr. George Calderwood Mr. George Calderwood, a U.S. History teacher for 13 years here at Springfield High is going to retire after this year. Mr. Calder- wood has mixed feelings on retire- ment. ‘| have mixed emotions. | feel as though | have a lot of years left but | also feel as though | could use them for my own pleasure.” He said he likes teaching very much, and he enjoys working with students. Before he began here he taught at Baker. Mr. Calderwood and his wife Ruby were married in 1928. They have a son and two grandchildren. His son is a professor at the University of California. Mr. Calderwood was raised in Lake County of Eastern Oregon. He majored in zoology and min- ored in psychology and social studies. He went to college his first two years at Oregon State, and graduated from Southern Oregon College. He got a degree and graduated from the University of Nevada. He began his masters degree at the University of Wash- ington, then fought in World War Il for 3 years and finally finished his masters at Oregon. He has traveled all over the U.S. and the South Pacific. He has spent several years aerial map- ping from the Canadian border to Mexico and west of the Rockies. He said he would like to visit Arizona for a few winter months or San Diego, California, but he has no plans yet. Mr. Calderwood said that traveling was not some- thing he looks forward to doing but that he might also like to go camping and fishing in Alaska for a summer. beficwbes A: Ctutiidlaslhee 4 And Ley, 7 Jun cc oe nen LEP 143 Mr. Phil Lutrell Retirement is a time to with- draw from one’s active duty, Occupation or position, and take it easy for a while. Slow things down. This isn’t the case, however, for our supposedly retired cus- todian, Mr. Phillip Lutrell. Mr. Lutrell retired just before this school year started, August 30. He is reported to be working, more and harder than he did before his retirement. When inquiring, during an_ interview with Mrs, Lutrell, what Mr. Lutrell does with his spare time, she responded: “He hasn‘t been having any. He works for the Booster Club all the time. He‘s been down at the school more than when he worked.” Mr, Lutrell also fills in part time for custodians that are sick, Mr. Lutrell has always been active in something. He was born in Monazoome, North Carolina, June 15, 1910. He graduated from Newland High School in 1927. During his time at New- land, he was president of the Literary Club, played four years of basketball, four years of base- ball, dnd lettered in both. He furthered his education two years, at Lee McGrey Institute. He continued playing basketball in college and majored in language with four years of Latin. Most of his time at Lee McGrey was spent in literary society. He taught two years of Latin in North Carolina. After teaching, Mr. Lutrell went into the military service. He was in the service from 1943 to 1945. During his time there he served in a Tank Destroyer Batallion, and as a radio technician. He was awarded a Certificate of merit for distinguished service, a Presidential unit citation merit, and a purple heart for wounds received in action. After being injured, he was hospitalized and returned to the States in June of 1945. Twelve years later, he was employed by school district no. 19, and has been here since. Mr. Lutrell has always been interested in Boosters Club, but participated only as a custodian up until his retirement. Now he’s chairman and permanent member of the concession committee. Sounds busy? Mr. Lutrell says, “It just runs my legs off.” What made him decide to join? ‘‘Well, I've suffered with these kids and won and lost with them for sixteen years so you get kind of close and | just thought it would be kind of fun.” Does he enjoy Boosters? “Oh, I’m having a ball.” RE AE LH ATE “| was stalking this deer and | saw this beautiful tree, and | sat down under this beautiful tree, and | went to sleep.”’ Mike Streeter Born in Trenton, Ontario, Canada, June 8, 1941. Died October 1, 1973. The rememberance of a life that has past...the beginning of a life-time. We lost a lot by loosing Mike Streeter a short time ago, but from his life we should learn a lot about our own future. Mike Streeter, a man of principles, a man of goals and most of all a man who strived to maintain his principles and attain his goals. Live life with meaning. To exist without purpose is not living. Your mental attitude and alertness is closely associated to your physical well-being. Concern yourself with others and others will be concerned with you. Have concern with your physical and mental self and others will take note and, perhaps, learn. When you know someone so little and learn so much from him, he had to be} a great man. In memory of Mike Streeter Mike Landino, October 1, 1973 In Memorium 145 i See ita Tick Bohemia 2235 MAIN SPRINGFIELD ALL KINDS OF GLASS FOR EVERY PURPOSE SPRINGFIELD GLASS CO. 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BOX 2828 1450 WEST 7TH AVENUE OREGON FOODS 2095 YOLANDA - Sata da YT DD ee ee Has “LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED” INDEX Aasted, Neil, sr; 114 Acrey, Chy, soph; 18, 105 Adams, Gregory, sr Adams, Kenneth, soph; 29 Adams, Michael, jr; 34, 58 Adams, Musetta, soph; 18, 44, 45 Adams, Richard, soph; 18 Aday, Timothy, soph; 18 Aden, Arnold, soph; 29 Akers, Rebecca, sr Alberts, Marilyn, jr; 58 Alldredge, David, sr; 114, 120 Alldredge, Karen, soph; 18 Alldritt, Jerry, soph; 18 Allely, Janice, jr; 58 Allen, David, sr; 114, 120 Allen, Jack, sr; 114 Allison, Sherrie, soph; 18 Allison, Terrie, soph; 18 Allyn, Cheryl, jr; 58 Alvis, Kevin, soph; 18 Anderson, Jack, jr; 58, 91 Anderson, Lorna, jr; 58 Anderson, Mark, jr; 58 Andrews, Marybeth, sr; 100,104, Anson, Cynthia, soph; 18 Antrim, Kevin, jr; 68 Armstrong, Mary Lou, sr;52, 114, Aust, Melody, sr;52,53,92, 114 Austin, Harlan, sr Baird, Cynthia, soph; 18 Baker, Pamela, sr; 38, 114 Balch, Amy, soph; 18, 44 Balcom, Kathy, jr; 58 Banks, Kevin, jr; 32, 58 Banks, Patrick, soph; 18 Barley, Michael, sr Barlow, Carol, jr; 58 Barnes, Dwight, soph; 18 Barnhurst, Loretta, soph; 18 Barr, Kathy, sr; 114 Barrett, Rocky, sr; 114 Barth, Sherry, jr; 58 Bartlett, Brenda, soph; 18 Bartow, Harry, sr Bash, David, soph; 18 Bassford, Cynthia, jr; 58, 91 Batchelor, Kathrine, sr; 52, 114 Batchelor, Vicki, sr; 58 Bates, Richard, sr. Bauer, John, soph; 18 Bauer, Rodney, soph; 18 Baughman, Gregory, sr Baxley, Jeffery, soph; 18 Beals, Carol, jr; 58 Beals, Mark, soph; 18 Bean, Curtis, soph; 19 Beckett, Alden, sr Beckett, Timothy, soph; 18, 29 Beebe, Fred, soph; 29 Belcher, Michele, jr; 58 Benedick, Sharilyn, sr; 114 Benton, Billiejean, sr; 114 Benton, Britt, sr; 69 Bergerson, Carol, sr; 114 Bergerson, Jeanette, sr Bernatzki, Gregory, soph; 29 Berry, James, sr; 114 Bessett, Laurie, soph; 29 Bierman, David, jr; 58, 68 Billings, Carmel, sr Billings, David, ir; 58, 93 Black, Cheryl, soph; 29 Blanton, Suzanne, sr; 114 Blaser, Gregory, soph; 29 Blatchley, Linda, soph; 29, 44 Blomquist, Holly, sr Blunck, Keith, jr; 58 Bodily, Trudy, sr; 114 Bond, Connie, sr; 114 Bond. Kristie. sr: 114 Bond, Larry, sr; 93, 114 Bond, Lavelle, soph; 29 Bond, Raymond, soph; 29 Bonney, Dean, sr; 114 Booth, Brenda, sr; 91, 114 Booth, Sandra, jr; 58 Borders, Deborah, sr; 114 Bour, Ronald, sr; 32 Bowers, Mike, jr; 58 Boyte, Joann, soph; 29 Boyle, Philip, jr; 58, 93 Bradford, Michael, soph; 29, 93 Bradley, Dale, soph; 18, 29 Bralley, Brian, jr Bramsen, Jeanne, soph; 29 Brasch, April, soph; 29, 105 Breedlove, Susan, soph; 29 Brewer, Tonya, sr Brick, Paul, sr Bristow, Marquita, sr; 91, 114 Bristow, Dave, jr; 68, Brockamp, Diana, soph, 29 Brougher, Judy, soph, 29 Brougher, Ken, sr, 115, 40, 104 Brow, Deborah, jr; 58 Brown, Brian, sr; 115, 58, Brown, George, sr; 115 Brown, Lorri, soph; 44, 29 Brown, Mark, soph; 93, 29 Brown, Ramon, soph; 29 Brown, Susan, soph; 29 Brown, Wendy, soph; 29 Bruce, Gale, soph; 105, 92, 29 Bruce, Thomas, sr. 115 Bruington, Paula, soph; 29 Brusse, Monique, sr; Bry, Vicky, soph; 29 Buckley, Deborah, soph, 29 Bryant, Deborah, soph, 29 Buckley, Donna, sr; 106, 115, 122 Bumgarner, Clarence, soph, 29 Burbee, Tracy, sr. Burgess, Pat, sr. Burian, Randall, sr. 115 Burke, Leslie, sr. 115 Burks, Pat, sr. 115 Burnett, Donald, soph; Burnett, Shirley, jr. 58 Burns, Dwight, sr. Burtts, Jerry, sr. Byttner, Kim, soph; 29 Cafaro, Joseph, sr. 115 Cagle, Carin, soph. 29 Cain, Mike, jr. 58 Cairns, Susan, sr. 115, 90 Calicott, Richard, soph. 29 Campbell, Abbie Dell, soph. 29 Campbell, Don, sr. 115 Carey, Bryan, sr. 115 Carlson, Christopher, jr. 58, 79 Carlson, Debra, soph, 105 Carlson, Jordi, soph, Carlson, Joseph, soph, 115 Carpenter, Calvin, sr. 92 Carson, Mike, jr. 38 , 58 Carter, Guy, sr. 59, 90 Carter, James, soph. 29 Carter, Kimberly, sr. 115 Casebolt, Catheryn, soph. 29 Casey, Pam, jr. 59 Casteel, Teresa, sr. Cauble, Thomas, soph. 29 Caudel, Lucy, soph. 29 Chandler, Jeri, jr. 59, 52, 105, 29 Chapman, Darrell, soph. 29 Chapman, Dean, jr. 59 Chase, Kelly, soph. 29 Chase, Martin, soph. 20 Chase, Rodney, sr. 115 Chauran, Jon, soph. 20 Chauran, Julie, sr. 115 Cheever, Jodi, jr. 59 Chenoweth, Julianne, sr. Cholewinski, Julie Ann, jr. 115, 59 Cholewinski, Michael, soph 29 Clark, Albert, soph. 40, 20 Clark, David, sr. Climer, Kristi, so. 20 Cligan, Kimber, so. 20 Cloud, Lorraine, jr. 59 Cloyes, Brian, jr. 59 Coats, Lorilee, jr. 59 Cogburn, Stephen, jr. 68,32 Cogburn, Tom, sr. Cole, Charles, so. 20 Cole, Scott, jr. 54,100,59 Cole, Stanley, so. 20 Colley, Patricia, so. 43,29 Collins, Pamela, sr. Comer, Debra, jr. 59 Cook, Amy, sr. 59 Cook, Carol, sr. 34,115,124,91 Cook, Mark, so. 20 cook, Richard, so. 20 Cook, Wayne, jr. 59 Cooper, James, jr. 68 Cooper, Michael, so. 20 Copeland, Ronald, sr. Copsey, Mike, so.20 Corvett, Jean, sr. 115,90 Corkum, Cindy, so. 20,22 Cornum, David, sr. Costin, Carmen, sr. 115,91 Cowan, Thomas, jr. 41,59 Cox, Megan, sr. Crabtree, Michael, jr. 59 Crader, Cindy, so. 29 Crader, Colin, jr. 59 Craig, Leonard, so. 20 Craig, Patricia, sr. 20 Cramblit, James, so. 20 Crandall, Geraldine, so. 20 Crawford, Sherry, jr. 59,105 Creps, Steven, so. 20 Crist, Cindi, jr. 59 Crombie, Douglas, so. 20 Crone, Gregory, sr. Crone, Jeffrey, so. 20 Cross, John, so. 20 Crough, Chauncey, sr. Cruz, Philip, sr. Cunningham, Mark, jr. 59,52 Cunningham, Pamela, sr. 116,91 Cutting, Donna, sr. 42 Dahl, Dewey, so. 20 Dailey, Ken, jr. 59 Dalbeck, Jeanee, sr. 116 Darneille, Melody, sr. 116 Daves, Bebra, jr. 59 David, Bobby, jr. 68 Davidson, Kim, jr. 59 Davidson, Laurel, jr. 59,90,91 Davidson, Nancy, so. 59 Davidson, Rick, jr. 32,52, 93 Davis, Carol, so. Davis, Cassandra, sr. 116 Davis, Daniel, so. 41,20 Davis, Linda, sr. 116 Davis, Renee, so. 20 Davis, Scott, jr. 59 Davis, Teri, jr. 59 Davis, Tim, jr. 59 Davis, Tim, so. DeLorne, Bill, sr. Dean, Susan, jr. 59,92,93 Deheart, Jeffery, so. 93,20 Deheart, Sabrina, sr. 116 Demke, Laura, so. 20 Demorest, Kelly, jr. 60 Derieux, Kenneth, jr. 68 Dewitz, Jeanne, so. 20 Diaz, Maria, sr. 105 Dickinson, Diane, so. 20 Dickinson, Karen, sr. Dietmeyer, John, jr. 60,41 Dillion, Janey, jr. SO Dingle, Tami, so. Ditlessen, Diana, sr. Ditlefsen, Ronald, so. 26 Dixon, Mark, sr. 116 Dixon, William, so. 20 Dmochowdky, Mark, jr. 60 Doggett, Danny, sr. 116.93 Doggett, Rodney, so. Dolby, Jeffery, sr. Dombrowsky, Catheryn, sr. 116, Dooley, Alton, sr. Dorman, Dawn, sr. 116 Dorry, Jamette, so. 20 Dorsey, Gayla, so. 20 Douglas, Richard, so. 20 Downey, Robin, sr. 106,116, Downing, Jayne, jr. 60 Dubs, Cynthia, sr. 116 Dukes, Allen, jr. 60, 92 Dunn, Hubert, so. 20 Dufee, Joanne, sr. Dwyer, Dennis, so. 20 East, Malcom, jr. 60 Eastman, Mark, so. 29 Eaton, Dorothy, sr. Eckroth, Stephen, so. 20 Edmonston, Mary, sr. 116 Edwards, Darenda, so. 22) Eisle, Russell, so. 20 Eldredge, Michelle, jr. 60.54 Elkington, Bruce, so. 21 Elkington, Donald, sr. 116,100 Ellingston, Carol, so. 21 Ellingston, Tom, sr. 116 Elliott, Kim, sr. Ellis, Mike, so. 21 Ellison, Peggy, so. 21 Ellison, Steven, sr. 116 Emery, Gary, jr. 60,122,104, Engel, Jeffery, so. 21 Enyeart, Mathew, so. 21 Epperson, Jodi, so. 21 Epperson, Marla, sr. Erickson, Lee, sr. Evans, Ginny, so. 21 Evans, Sherry, so. 21, 105 Fails, Mark, jr. 60 Farley, Donald, sr. 116 Farnsworth, Dale, so. 21 Farnsworth, Donald, jr. 60 Farrell, Donald, sr. Farris, Anita, jr. 60,90 Farson, Linda, sr. 116,91 Farstad, Julie, sr. 38,117 Fegles, Janice, sr. 117,91 Feyo, Teresa, so. 21, 105 Fields, Penny, jr. 60,43 Fitzgerald, Craig, so. 21,32 Flagg, Douglas, sr. 117 Flood, Moyra, so. 29 Flory, Kevin, sr. Flory, Kim, so. 21 Flory, Linda, sr. 117 Folz, Pam, soph. 24, 44 Ford, Iletta, sr. Ford, Ray, soph. 29, 117 Forgey, Wesley, soph. 21 Foster, Roger, soph. 21, 32 Fountain, Jeffrey, sr. 93 Fowler, Marion, sr. 117 Frame, Sharon, sr. 117 Frew, Tim, soph, 21 Freytag, Sheri, jr. 60 Froemming, Connie, sr. 117 Fry, Jimmie, sr. Gabert, Robert, Gagner, Geral d, soph. 21 Gallagher, Tim, soph. 21 Gamble, Becky, sr. 117 Gardner, Daniel, so. 21 Garrett, Thomas, sr. 117 Gaswint, Mark, sr. Gazda, Cari, so. 21 Gemmell, Suzette, so. 21 Gerg, Randy, sr. 32, 117, 100 Gerold, Cynthia, sr. 117 Gerold, Larry, so. 21 Gibbs, Barbara, 43 Gibson, Gary, sr. 117 Gibbs, Douglas, jr. 60 Giessen, Linda, sr. Giessen, Mark, sr. Gillmore, Vicki, jr. 117, 124 Gilmore, Gerry, sr. 117 Gingery, Rodney, sr. Gischel, Leslie, jr. 60, 90 Glenn, Barbara, soph, 21 Glenn, Robert, sr. 117 Glover, Richard, sr. Gluesen, Debra, sr. Goddard, Debra, sr Goddard, Gary, sr. 117 Goddard, Kellie, jr. 60 Goddard, Lori, sr. Goddard, Russell, sr. 117 -Goertzen, Richard, sr. Goldsberry, John, jr. 32 Goldsberry, Mike, sr. 117 Gooch, Jenny, sr. Gooch, Sally, sr. 117, 91 Graham, Jerry, jr. 60 Grant, Candis, sr. 118 Grant, Carmen, sr. Gray, Diana, sr. Gray, James, sr. 118, 93 Greer, Bambi, sr. 118 Griffin, Adra, sr. Grimes, Karl, sr. Guiley, Micky, jr. 91, 60 Guse, Lori, sr. 118 Haaby, Eugene, sr. Hadden, Robert, sr. Hadden, Terry, so. Hagen, James, sr. Hager, Denise, sr. Hagey, Marcia, sr. Haines, Peggy, jr. 60, 91 Hale, Michael, sr. Hall, Julie, jr. 106, 60, 104 Hall, Kem, sr. 118 Hall, Mark, so. Hall, Stephen, jr. 60 Hall, Terrie, sr. Halleman, Robert, sr. Halpain, Teresa, jr. 60 Halsell, Linda, jr. 60 Hamilton, Gary, so. 29 Hamilton, James, sr. Hamilton, Perry, jr. 61 Hammond, Duane, sr. Hampson, James, jr. 61 Hancock, Jani, sr. 91, 118 Hanna, Marcy, sr. Hansen, Cathy, sr. 118 Hansen, Tom, so. Harley, Jackie, sr. 118, 124, 91 Harmon, Douglas, sr. Harms, Rick, sr. Harms, Sheila, sr. 118 Harris, James, sr. Harris, Loréta, sr. 118 Harris, Randall, sr. Harris, Randy, sr. Harrison, Alan, sr. 118, 40 Harrison, Elroy, jr. 61, 32 Harrison, Gale, sr. 38, Hartwick, Sabrena, sr. 43, 105 Hartwig, Ricky, jr. 61 Harvey, Christopher, sr. Harvey, Debra, jr. 61 Harvey, Wendy, jr. 61, 91 Haskins, Christie, sr. 44 Hatleberg, Steven, sr. 118 Haworth, Sheri, jr. 61 Haxton, Becky, sr. 118 Hazel, Randall, jr. 61 Heaton, Roberta, sr. Heckert, David, sr. Hein, Karl, jr. 61 Heller, John, sr. Hempy, Deborah, so. 44 Hemrich, Theresa, Sr. Hendren, Roberta, Sr. Henry, Sheila, sr. Herman, Michael, Sr. Herold, Jackie, sr. Herold, Merle, Sr. 118,91 Herrington, Shirley, sr. Hiatt, David, so. 29 Hiestand, Tammie, sr. Higgins, Alvert,sr. Hiibschman, Jo, jr.61 Hilderbrand, Cheryl, jr. 61 Hileman, Kathy, sr. Hilkey, Lyn, sr. Hill, Angeline, so. Hill, Nancy, so., 118,29 Hill, Norman, so.32 Hill, Roy, sr Hill, Tracy, sr Hill, Valerie, sr Hilliard, James, sr; 118 Hills, Diana, sr Hise, Daniel, jr; 61 Hobson, Karen, sr; 118 Hodges, Charles, so; 23 Hodgin, Kathryn, so; 23, 56, 57 Hoffman, Carolyn, jr; 68 Hogan, Pamela, so; 23 Hoisington, Stephen, jr; 61 Holden, Shawn, so; 23 Hollenbeck, Eric, so; 23 Hollenbeck, Ernest, jr; 61, 69 Hollis, Patricia, sr; 118 Hollister, Jerry, sr; 118 Holm, Debra, so; 23 Holt, Paul, sr Honeywell, Sharon, so; 23 Hooker, Tommy, sr; 79, 118 Hopper, Kenneth, so; 23 Horne, Samuel, so; 23 Horstman, Richard, jr; 68 Horton, Bobby, so; 23 Horton, David, sr; 118 Houk, David, jr; 61 Houk, Jane, jr; 61 Howard, Constance, jr; 61, 105 Hubbard, Steven, sr; 38, 79 Huckins, Jeffrey, so; 118 Huckins, Valorie, jr; 61, 90 Hunter, Doreen, sr; 105 Hunley, Lori, jr; 61, 56, 57 Huntington, Mike, sr; Huntoon, Robin, so; 23 Huser, Janel, jr; 90, 61 Huser, Judy, sr; Hyde, Sam, so; 23 Hyland, Elizabeth, sr; 118 Hilton, Cheryl, sr; 118 Hysell, Jerome, jr; 61 Inman, Patricia, sr Inman, Steve, so lwaniw, Nicholas, sr; 91, 128 Jackson, Candy, so; 23 Jackson, Keith, jr; 32 Jackson, Linda, so; 29 Jennings, Roy, jr; 61, 38, 40 Jensen, Bob, sr Jerke, Leslie, so; 23 Jessop, Katrina, so; 23 Jessop, Dwight, jr; 61, 41 Jewett, John, so; 54, 23 Johannessen, Keith, jr; 61,52, 93 Johansen, Sonja, sr Johnson, Brad, sr; 38, 104, 79,106 Johnson, Catherine, so; 23 Johnson, Dan, jr; 62, 93 Johnson, David, sr; 93 Johnson, Donald, sr Johnson, Jana, sr; 119, 124, 53 Johnson, John, so; 23 Johnson, Michael, so; 23 Johnson, Ryan, jr; 68 Johnson, Susan, jr; 62 Johnson, Theodore, so; 23 Johnson, Tonya, so; 23 Johnston, Georgine, so; 23 Johnston, Veona, sr Jokinen, Patty, sr; 119 Jones, Colby, jr; 62 Jones, Danny, jr; 68 Jones, Donald, so; 23 Jones, Kendall, so; 23 Jones, Paul, sr Jones, Robert, so; 23 Jones, Terry, so; 23 Jordan, Cindy, jr; 62 Jordan, Dan, sr Jordan, Kathy, sr; 119, 42 Jurgens, Diane, so; 23 Juza, Denise, so; 92, 23 Juza, Doug, sr; 119 Kary, Peggy, sr; 106, 39, 38, 119, Kelley, Don, jr; 62 Kelley, Patrick, sr Kelly, Jessie, so; 23 Kelso, Steve, so; 23 Kennedy, Amber, sr; 119 Kennedy, Cinda, jr; 62 Kennedy, Terry, sr; 119, 112 Kessell, Susan, so; 23 Kessler, Debbie, jr; 62 Ketchum, Tamra, so; 105, 23 Killian, Teena, sr; Kimball, Dale, so; 23 Kimball, Kurt, sr; 35, 119, 122 Kindrick, Gail, sr; 119, 91 King, Clayton, sr; 119 King, Dennis, so; 29 King, Gary, jr; 62 King, Raymond, jr; 62 King, Richard, sr King, Robin, sr King, Roland, sr King, Teri, sr King, Timothy, so; 23 King, Wendell, jr; 62 Kinley, Don, jr; 62 Kirby, Shawn, jr; 62, 93 Kirkpatrick, Lyle, sr; 119, 93 Kirkwood, Phyllis, sr; 119 Kleingartner, Myron, sr; 119, 127 Klopp, Steve, sr; 119 Kneeland, Kellee, jr; 62, 53, 91 Kordon, Kurt, so; 23 Kornstad, Judy, sr; 119 Kraal, Linn, so; 23 Kraal, Tammy, so; 23 Krueger, Brett, so; 23 Kuhl, Carla, sr; 119 Kuhnhenn, Brian, sr; 119 La Fountaine, Bruce, sr; 120, 90 Laaksonen, Joneile, jr; 62 Lacock, Linda, so; 17, 23 LaFountaine, Sherry, so; 24 Lake, Julie, jr; 68 Lamb, Brenda, so; 24 Lamb, Jamie, sr; 24, 120, 91 Lamb, Russ, jr LaMotte, Lori, jr; 68 Langenberg, Christi, sr; 105, 106, Laroe, Deborah, jr; 62 Laroe, Denise, jr; 62 Larsen, Robin, so; 24 Larson, Kimberly, so; 29 Larson, Lisa, so; 23 Larson, Lisa, so; 23 Larson, Paula, sr; 120 Larson, Sandra, sr; 120, 54 Lasse, Nancy, sr Lauffenberger, Eugene, so Leathers, Twyla, sr; 120, 90 Ledbetter, Bill, jr; 62 Lee, Jim, sr Lee, Karen, so; 24 Lee, Pamela, sr; 24 Lee, Terry, jr; 62 Leroy, Tina, jr; 62 Lewellen, Douglas, jr; 32, 62, 79 ‘ Lewellen, Jim, so; 24 Lewellen, William, so; 24 Lewis, Donald, so; 24 Lewis, Gary, so; 24 Lewis, Pam, jr; 62 Lewis, Randy, so; 24 Lewis, Rodney, sr; 120 Lewis, Ronald, so; 24, 93 Liabraaten, Scott, jr; 40, 62 Lindsley, Don, so; 24 Lindsley, Donna, sr; 120 Line, Thomas, so; 24, 32 Linscott, Cindy, so; 24 Little, George, jr; 62 Litzenberger, Laura, jr; 62, 90, Litzenberger, Marilyn, sr; 44, 45, Lively, Alan, sr; 120 Lloyd, Norma, so; 24, 105 Lloyd, Rick, sr Lloyd, Roy, jr; 68,93 Lloyd, Sheree, sr; 119 Lloyd, Tamara, jr; 35, 62 Lloyd, Vance, sr; 119 Loeffler, Russell, jr; 62 Long, David, so; 24 Long, Delores, so; 24 Long, Sue, sr Long, Teriesa, sr Longan, Clifford, so; 24 Longan, Diana, sr Love, Leslie, so; 24 Love, Patti, sr; 120 Lovely, Stephen, so; 29 Lowry, Ed, sr; 93, 120 Lucero, Edward, sr Luckey, Connie, so; 24, 43 Lutje, Larry, jr; 62,93 Lynch, Debra, sr Lynch, Russell, so; 29 Lynch, Sandra, so; 24 Lynch, Stanley, sr Lytle, Michelle, jr; 62 Macpherson, Jeff, jr; 62 Maddox, Lee, sr; 121 Maddux, Alan, so; 24 Madison, Rodney, so; 24 Mainwaring, Lawauna, jr; 62 Maim, Candy, jr; 62 Manley, Michael, sr; 121 Manning, Michelle, sr Mansker, Ricky, jr; 62 Mapes, Steven, so; 24 Marshall, Bruce, sr; 121 Martin, Jane, sr; 121 Martin, Richard, so; 24 Maser, Rozane, so; 25 Mathews, Christopher, sr; 119 Mathews, Kevin, jr; 62 Matteson, Mark, jr; 41, 62 Matteson, Walter, jr; 63 May, Vivian, so; 25 Mayhew, Wayne, sr McAdam, Valerie, jr; 63 McAndrews, Stephen, jr; 63 McBee, Marc, jr; 63 McCalligan, so; Mark, so; 29 McCarthy, Billy, so; 25 McCauley, James, so; 25 McCawley, Anne, so; 25 McChesney, Douglas, jr; 63 McClellan, Gary, jr; 63 McCollum, Teena, jr; 63 McCoy, Michael, so; 25 McCoy, Tania, jr; 63 McCulley, Margaret, sr McCullough, Becky, jr; 63 McCullough, Janice, so; 25 McCullough, Mark, sr; 121 McDade, Larry, jr; 63, 104, 106 McDaniel, James, jr; 63 McDonald, Toni, sr; 119 McDowall, Richard, jr; 68 McEntire, Mary, jr; 63 McFarland, Sheila, sr; 119, 124 McKay, Guy, so; 25 McKinney, Phil, so; 25 McKinnis, Jerry, jr; 63 McKinnis McKnight, Arthur, so; 25 McKnight, Melvin, jr; 68 McLaughlin, James, so; 25 McLaws, Sherry, so; 25 McNeil, John, so; 25 McNutt, Diana, so; 25, 38 McNutt, Linda, sr; 119 Meadows, Leah, jr; 63 Means, Valerie, so; 29 Medford, Darvel, sr; 32, 121 Mellott, Jett, sr Mellott, Loretta, so; 29 Mellott, Maria, jr; 63 Mellott, Teresa, sr; 119 Mellott, Tony, jr; 63 Menlow, Michael, jr; 63 Merckling, Janice, sr; 121 Merydith, Janis, sr; 121 Mihulka, Chris, so; 25 Miller, Becky, sr; 121 Miller, Cynthia, so; 25, 43 Miller, Daniel, jr; 68 Miller, Loyce, so; 25 Miller, Robert, so; 25 Mills, William, sr Milner, Cynthia, sr; 123 Mitchell, Laurie, jr; 63 Mitchell, Lawrence, sr; 123 Moffitt, Laurence, so; 25 Moffitt, Mary, sr Monning, Patricia, so; 25 Montgomery, Johnny, sr; 123 Montieleone, John, sr; 93 Mooney, Loralee, sr; 123, 128 Moore, Debra, jr; 64 Moore, Douglas, sr Moore, Jeffry, sr; 123 Moore, Richard, so; 25 Moore, Robert, sr; 120 Moore Jr, Robert, sr Morris, Bonnie, jr; 68 Morris, Karen, sr Morris, Tommy, sr Morrisette, Mark, jr; 32, 63 Morrisette, Melissa, so; 25 Moser, Becky, jr; 63 Moser, Marian, so; 25 Mower, Richard, jr; 64 Murphree, Katherine, jr; 64 Myers, Michael, jr; 63 Naber, Georgetta, so; 25 Nagelhout, Pamela, so; 25, 43 Nelson, Diane, jr; 38, 64, 91 Nelson, Kim, sr; 123 Nelson, Nancy, jr; 52, 64 Newman, Dennis, sr Newman, Nancy, sr Newman, Phyllis, so; 25, 105 Newman, Nancy, sr Newsom, Cheryl, sr; 123 Nichols, Rick, sr Nickerson, Deborah, jr; 64, 104, Niece, Kim, jr; 64, 105 Nixon, Phillip, jr; 64 Nixon, Samuel, so; 26, 41 Noah, Greg, sr Noland, Vivian, so; 25 Nordahl, Louise, sr; 44, 123 Norris, Laurel, jr; 44, 64 Nutter, Sally, sr O'Neal, Kathleen, jr; 44, 68 O'Neal, Thomas, sr; 123 Obernolte, Elaine, jr; 64 Oerding, Marcene, jr; 64 Olbekson, Robert, so; 26 Olsen, Randy, sr; 79, 123 O'Neil, Thomas, so; 26 O'Neil, Kathy, jr; 64 Orr, David, jr; 64 Orre, David, sr Osborne, Gary, jr; 64 Ohmanhoffer, Kelly, jr; 92 Owen, Daniel, sr; 91, 123 Owen, Lori, jr; 64 Owen, Susan, so; 26 Ownbey, Kim, jr; 64 Pace, David, so; 26 Palanuk, Renee, jr; 65 Palmer, Dean, so; 26 Palmer, Denise, jr; 65 Parazoo, Delores, sr; 123 Park, Steven, jr; 66 Parker, Bonnie, sr; 124 Parker, John, sr Parsons, Debra, so; 26 Parsons, Ronda, so; 29 Patterson, Robert, sr Pauddis, Michelle, sr; 124 Paul, Richard, jr; 65 Payne, Daniel, sr; 91, 124 Payne, Rebecca, so; 26 Peake, David, so; 26 Peake, Gary, jr; 65 Peters, Christian, jr; 65 Peters, Jean, jr; 65 Peters, Vicki, so; 26 Peterson, Marceil, sr; 35 Peterson, Randy, so; 26 Pfaff, Richard, so; 26 Pfeifle, Lynn, jr; 38, 44, Philips, Jeffery, jr; 65 Phillips, Cindy, so; 26, 105 Phillips, Teresa, so; 26, Philpott, Karen, sr; 124 Pickett, Douglas, jr; 65 Pierce, Tamara, so; 26 Pierzina, Jeanette, jr; 68 Pitt, Francis, sr Pitts, Katherine, so; 26 Plautz, Grant, sr; 124 Plautz, John, jr; 65, 69 Pobanz, Terry, so; 26 Poff, Janis, sr; 124 Polak, Dalea, sr Polak, Linda, sr Poole, Karla, so; 29 Pope, Richard, jr; 68 Porth, Edward, jr; 108 Porth, Russell, sr; 124 Potter, Cheryl, so; 26 Potter, Robin, sr; 91, 124 Powell, Thomas, so; 26 Powers, Larry, so; 26 Powers, Leland, sr; 124 Powers, Teresa, sr; 100, Prakash, Satya, sr Provance, Lee, so; 26 Pulliam, Tony, jr; 32, 65, 90, Putnam, Debra, jr; 65 Putnam, Steven, so; 26 Quinn, Linda, sr; 124 Rackley, Michael, sr Ragland, Russell, sr Rainville, Peter, so; 27, Rainy, Cathy, so; 26 Ramey, Diana, so; 27 Ramlo, Scott, so; 27 Ramsey, Diana, so; 42 Ramsey, Kathleen, so; 24, 29, Ramsey, Lori, jr; 65 Raney, Kathleen, sr Ransom, Benny, jr; 65 Rao, Teresa, sr; 124 Rasmussen, Cathy, jr; 65 Ray, Geraldine, jr; 65 Redteeldt, Benny, 11; 65, 10 Reece, Christina, so; 29 Reed, David, sr. Reed, Kevin, so; 27 Reed, Timothy, Reeves, Donna, sr. 124 Regehr, Kelly, so. 26 Reiser, Cynthia, so. 26 Reiser, Mark, jr. 65 Reske, Bettina, so. 26 Reynolds, Richard, jr. 65 Rich, Mark, sr. 124 Richards, Steve, so. 26 Richey, Kevin, so. 26 Riddle, Megan, so. 26 Riddle, Shannon, sr. 35,124, Riel, Leroy, so. 26 Riel, Leslie, jr. 65 Ries, Lynn, sr. Rinck, Kenneth, jr. 65 Rinehart, Brian, jr. 68 Rinehart, Linda, so. 26 Risseeuw, Sally, 10, 26 Ritchey, Michawl, so. 26 Roberson, Judy, so. 26 Roberson, James, so. 26 Robidou, Roberta, jr. 65 Robinette, Deborah, sr. 124 Rodgers, Joseph, so. 29 Rodriguez, James, jr. 65 Rodriguez, Eddie, so. 26 Roebuck, Rozalin, so. 26 Roper, Tonia, sr. 124 Rose, Karen, so. 26, 105 Roseberry, Danny, so. 26 Roseberry, Michael, sr. 32,125 Rosenthal, Scott, so, 27 Rupe, Danny, so. 26 Ruttencutter, Earl, so. 27,104 Ruttencutter, Valerie, jr. 65,92 Sack, Grace, sr. 125 Sager, Dennis, sr. 125, 90 Sager, Mark, jr. 68 Sales, Danny, so. 27 Sales, Martha, jr. 68 Salmons, Gerrald, so. 27 Sandberg, Pamela, so. 27 Sanders, Gerold, so. 27 Sanders, Randall, 66, 93 Sanford, Janis, so. 29 Satterfield, Lynda, sr. Sauer, Dannie, jr. 66, 32 Saugen, Ann Saugen, Peggy, so. 27 , 120, Savage, Suzanne, sr. 125, 91 Saxon, John, so. 27 Scales, John, 125 65, Scales, Scott, 125, 100 Schaaf, Corneluis, so. 27 105 Schaaf, Timothy, jr. 68 Scheidt, Eric, sr. Scherer, Richard, so. 27 Scherer, Robert, Schirmer, Jerrrey, So. 27 Schirmer, Wallace, Sr. Schmidt, Bonny, sr. 125 Schmidt, David, sr. 125 Schmidt, Ricky, sr. Schooley, Valerie, so. 27 Schreyer, Karen, so. 27 Schultz, James, so. 27 Seal, William, sr. Secterin, Frank, so. 29 Sederlin, Franklin, sr. Seelye, Barbara, jr. Seger, Joyce, so.27 Setera, Cara, so. 27 Sexton, Joyce, sr. 125,91 Schaffer, Terry, so. 27 Shaw, Douglas, So. 27 Shelgren, Shonna, so. 27 104, Shelgren, Steven, sr. 35,125 Sheilds, Michael, sr. Shultz, Lloyd, sr. Siemann, Donald, so. 27 Simmons, Sheryl, sr. 125 Simmons, Steven, jr. 66 Sipe, Cynthia, jr. 66 Sisk, Sheena, so. 27,52 Sisler, Sharon, so. 29 Sitowski, Derrick, so. 127 41 Skinner, Andrew, sr. 125 Skochenko, Kelli, so. 27,43 Skrudal, Judith, sr. 125 Slaughter, Carla, so. 27 Smallwood, Kathy, so. 27 Smeed, Ralph, so. 27 Smiley, Richard, so. 27 Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Carolyn, sr. Carolyn, jr. 105 Catherine, sr.54 David, sr. 125,104 Derik, so. 27 Janice, jr. 66,90 Karla, so. 56,67 Michael, sr. 40 Patrick, jr. 66,69 Teresa, so. 27,38,54 Terry, sr. Sherry, sr.125 Sofge, Becky, sr. Soulek, L. sr.125 Southworth, Joanna, jr. 66 Reske, Thomas, sr. 79, 124 Reynolds, Joyce, jr. 65 Reynolds, Lavada, jr. 65 the end Stangle, Diane, so. 27, 105 Stangle, Janice, 106,125,104 Staniford, Alan, so. 32,125 PISCHEL YEARBOOKS, INC. PRINTING 5 An UNIO Fito | Communes NION. caPAIC Stanturf, Barry, so. 27 Stanturf, Debbie, sr. Starr, Sandy, sr. 125 Starr, Terry, so. 28 Steinhauser, Brian, so. 28 Stephens, Kaja, so. 29 Stephens, Scott, jr. Stephenson, Jane, so. 28 Stewart, Delores, so. 28 Stewart, George, so. 28 Stewart, Susan, jr. 90 Stockie, Sherman, so. 66 Stoneburg, Candyce, sr. 124 Stoneburg, David, so. 27 Storie, Jeggrey, sr. 125 Stormont, Steven, sr. 69 Strain, Steven, sr. Stratton, Gregory, so. Stratton, Gregory, sr. Stratton, Scott, sr. 126 Streamer, Rhonda, so. 90 Sullivan, Michael, sr. 38,126 Surgeon, Debra, sr. Sustello, Nellie, sr. 126,35 Strugle, Allan, sr. Sutherlin, Denise, sr. Sutton, Robert, sr. Swan, Pamela, sr. Sweren, Julie, jr. 66 Swiener, Kari, so. 27 Tackett, Thomas, sr. Taff, James, jr. Tagwerker, David, jr. 32,91 Tagwerker, Timothy, sr. 52,91 Tallerday, Michael, sr. Tallerday, Patrick, so. Tart, Steven, jr. Tatom, Monte, sr. Taylor, Gayla, so. 28 Taylor, Robert, sr. 126 Yegge, Christopher, sr. 92 Temple, John,so. 28 Temple, Susan, sr. 126,90 TerHorst, Larry, jr. 93 Terry, Richard, so. 93, 28 Tharp, Gregory, jr. 32 Thomas, Cindy, so. 28 Thomas, David, sr. Thomas, Terry, sr. 126 Thomason, Donald, sr. 126 2 28 Thompson, Kelly, jr. 67 Thompson, Susan, sr. 126 Thompson, Vicky, sr. Thoms, Richard, jr. 67 Thoresen, Paula, jr. 67 Tibbett, Sheryl, jr. 67 Tift, Mathew, so. 28 Tigue, Jerry, so. 28 Tilley, Alan, sr. Tipton, Deborah, sr. 126 Townsend, Donald, so. 28 Trojan, Elizabeth,so. 28 Trott, Gerald, jr. 67 Tyron, Donald, sr. 126 Tucci, David, sr. 126 Tuchardt, Teresa, jr. 67,42 Tucker, Kim, sr. 126 Tucker, Roy, sr. Turner, Michele, jr. 67, 1 05 Twitchell, Michael, sr. 126,79,93 Tyler, Thomas, sr. 69 Tyson, Karl, so. 38 Urioste, Ken, sr. Vahala, Jeffrey, sr. Vanchure, Joe, sr. 104,66 VanArnam, Stephonie, so. 28 Van Hoose, Curtis, sr. Van Rossen, Mark, sr. Vanchura, Franklin, sr. 126 Vancil, Joyce, sr. 126 Vanderpool, Teresa, jr. 67,93 Vandrew, Susan, so. 28 Vaughn, Margaret, jr. 67 Velarde, Cynthia, so. 28 Vinje, Noah, so. 28 Volta, Harry, jr. 67,93 Volta, Tonielee, jr.67 Vorheis, Kevin, so. 28 Waggoner, Scott, jr. 67 Waihoja, Susan, so. 28,105 Walch, Michael, jr. 68 Waldrip, Tammy, jr.67 Walker, Heidi, sr. Wallace, Brian, so. 28 Wallace, Clayton, sr. 127 Walser, David, so. 28 Walworth, Paula, jr. 67 Ware, Patricia, sr. 127 Warner, Ronald, so. 28 Warren, Cindy, sr. Warren, David, sr. 69 Warthen, Linda, jr. 67,91 Watson, Gary, jr. 67,91 Watson, Lauren, sr. 127 Watts, Brenda, sr. Waymire, Edward, so. 28 Wedmore, Bryan, so. 28 Weitzel, Stephen, so. 28 Welch, David, so. 28,41 Welch, Deanne, sr. 124,127, Welch, Tim, sr. Wells, Greg, sr. 32,127 Wells, Sue, sr. 29,127,92 Welty, Don, sr. 29,127,92 Wengert, Karen, so. 28 Werder, Cindy, so. 28, 92 West, Marsha, jr. 68 | Whitbeck, Rob, jr. 68 White, Ronica, sr. 127 White, Shawn, jr. 104 | Whitman, Sally, so. 28 Whitney, Ivan, sr. Whitted, Cindy, jr. 68 Whittington, Charles, sr. 32 Wééchmann, Karla, sr. Wiechmann, Meta, so. 28,127) Wier, Jimmie, sr. | Wilcor, Tonia, sr. 127 Wilcox, Jennifer, so. 28 Wilcox, Richard, so. 28 Wilkens, Roxanne, jr. 68 Wilkinson, Robert. sr. 127,7$ Wilcock, Karen, sr. 127 | Willey, Linda, jr. 68 Willey, Miriam, so. 28 Williams, Dan, sr. 127 Williams, Dana, sr. Williams, James, sr. 127 Williams, Nancy, jr. 68 Williamson, Barbara, sr. Williamson, Randy, so. 28 Willis, Robert, so. 28 Wilsie, Donald, jr. 68 Wilson, Carol, sr. 127 Wilson, John, so. 28 Wiltse, Bertha, sr. 127 Wilverding, Steven, sr. Winings, Richard, sr. Wires, Patricia, sr. 69 Wise, Timothy, sr. 127,104,1) Wood, Kenneth, jr. 68 Wood, Mark, so. 28 Woodruff, Dane, sr. 127 Woodruff, Ricky, so. 28 Woods, Holley, so. 28 Woodsworth, Delores, so. 29, Woodworth, Greg, so. 29 Wooley, Cynthia, jr. 68 Worman, Linda, so. 29 Worman, Rhonda, jr. 68,91 Wright, Ricky, so. 29 Wyland, Renee, jr. 68,42 Wytoski, Gordon, jr. 68 Yates, Steven, jr. 68,91 Yauger, Cheryl, so. 29 Yaw, Bonnie, sr. 127 Yelin, Diana, sr. 127 Yoakum, Bobijean, sr. 127,1; Young, David, sr. | Young, Jeannette, sr. 127 Young, Steven, sr. 93 Young, Wesley, so. 29 Zimmerman, Tamera, so. 29) 2 CH oe to es TH . ee ron of pee es °g ot mec. ne ee ene 2 ”