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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1981 volume:

ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY i CU Millers Log 1980-1981 1981 Millers Log Staff EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Elsie Ruf ASSOCIATE EDITOR Jonna Goad ACTIVITIES Deni Johnson-Editor Julie Opager-Assistant Cindy Price-Time Capsule ACADEMICS Rob Heinsoo CLASSES Mike Walser-Editor Shelly Inman-Seniors Jaque George-Juniors Jolene McMeans, Mike Walser- Sophomores Jolene McMeans-Freshman GROUPS Terri Kelty-Editor Nancy Wartena-Assistant SPORTS Dusty Johnson-Editor Trina Crandall-Assistant Scott Powell-Statistician CONSUMER DIRECTORY Debbie Keffer INDEX Jonna Goad PHOTOGRAPHERS Jeff Burk-Editor John Rodewald Doug Ulmer Chris Hanes BUSINESS MANAGER Chris Brown AD REPRESENTATIVES Andrea Cagle, Patti Dix, Lisa Harris, Vicki Edwards, Peggy McCay, Jonna Goad, Sue Evey, Mike Walser, Brad Kays, Tonya Smith, Jaque George. TYPISTS Kristen Ness, Theresa Brown. Activities A month to month look at things that made this school year special and full of fun ..Page 10 iw A Classes With the addition of the fresh- Table Of Contents Academics There are eleven basic areas of study at Springfield. To staff them and the other areas of school life there are about 130 faculty mem- DEUS aaa e Page 30 men last year, SHS obtained the Status of being the largest school in Lanee County. There are 1,384 students The Greek believed that athle- tic prowess went hand in hand with knowledge. As evidenced by 29 well supported teams, SHS would seem to agree .Page 116 ee i .......Page 40 Groups There are at least 30 different clubs you can join at SHS. They range from service-oriented to educational to pep and perfor- ALSO Bee Semis OCC LOY memes Se reels ye aks oe de Page 144 [ETE] eo eam at ME RAE Wray ose a do Page 147 A letter from the Editor It has been said that the person who finishes something gets more credit than the person who starts it. | guess that’s what happened with the Millers LOG this year. For the first semester there was a staff of five people, none of whom were seniors. There was one senior who was originally going to be on yearbook staff, but because of schedule conflicts, had to work during newspaper class. She ended up working on the Sentinel more than anything else. To make a long story short, a new staff was needed. A plea went out to some concerned people and a new staff was put together at the semester break in January. The question was raised, why would anyone in his right mind go to the trouble of putting together a yearbook? To me the answer is clear. A yearbook is a pictorial condensement of the events and activities that made the year what it was. Later you can look at it and remember what you did and the fun you had in high school. We did it to give you, and ourselves, something to remember our year here. It was rather scary to undertake the responsibility of putting a whole book together in half a year, but as you can see, we succeeded. There were, the usual problems of figuring out how to put a page together and making deadlines, but problems are made to be solved and we did. Every member of the staff worked really hard and | want to thank them all. Its been a lot of fun to work with them. A Special Thanks The staff of the Millers LOG would like to thank the following whose assistance made this years edition possible. Loyd Drake-Activities Director Katharine Ruttencutter-Records Officer Linda Prock-Controller Mike Sullivan-Jostens AYC Mike Basinger-Jostens AYC Gil Quesada-Jostens AYC Leon Keefe-School Pictures Inc. 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Peel et ged ag) Se ee et i) ee a Des ee TS . = bt es ye ek aan 7 Ce ues A ar} St = oS — A 3 = aan _— “ te. a rd rm S| a) es ‘ —— _ : on 7 co - ae - id = — — r os Es ft pai 3 S — prowl am = Co 7 — ‘ pe —_— ; c = : d squad —- oo) id BL Ww -' pe thn sears t - + — A te w = — wet NOW that you have last year well in hand don't miss out on this year at SHS. Get this year’s Miller Log NOW A note from the publisher MC patriarchs launch SHS annual Herbert Hansen and Walter Bailey may not be household names like Presi- dent George Washington or Springfield founder Elias Briggs. Still to Springfield High School publications, now operat- ing under the corporate name Miller communications, Hansen and Bailey will stand for all time as the patriarchs of the school yearbook and newspaper. According to best accounts available to the SHS archivist Hansen became editor of the first school yearbook when he was a sophomore in the 1912-13 school year. Unfortunately no copy of that introductory volume has yet been found. Hansen continued in his position for the next year to lead the publication of the 1914 yearbook simply titled “High School Annual.’’ The 64-page soft-cover edition was dedicated to Dis- trict School Superintendent Robert L. Kirk. A fellow classmate, junior Walter Bailey, was serving as student body president and as athletics editor for the annual. The next school year Hansen was elected student body president. Bailey was apparently looking for new horizons to conquer. The result of his leaderabi- lity and literary skill was a small 24-page magazine-like publication called ‘‘The Headlight’’ that was the first venture at Springfield High School to report the on- going news at the school. No other re- cord of ‘‘The Headlight’’ has yet been found. Bailey went on that year to edit the 1915 edition of the ‘Hight School Annual.’’ Orson Vaughn was selected to edit the 1916 edition. The name of the 1921 annual was changed to the ‘‘Maple Leaf’’ in recog- nition of the large maple trees on the grounds of the high school located be- tween “‘E”’ and ‘‘D”’ streets on Mill, pre- sent location of the district administra- tion building. The ‘“‘Maple Leaf’? grew to a hard- cover edition through the prosperity of the 1920s and apparently nearly died during the early days of the great de- pression. In 1942, when Springfield High School, moved to a new building on 10th and ‘‘H”’ streets, and away from the maple trees, the name was changed to its current title ‘‘Millers LOG’’. Editor of the first “‘LOG’’ was Jack Vaughn, son of 1916 editor Orson Vaughn. The school newspaper has gone through similar transformations. Apparently the ‘‘Headlight’’ did not survive. Reports indicate that in 1918 the journalistic efforts of SHS students Herbert Hansen Walter Bailey were directed towards writing a regular column that appeared in the then ‘‘Lane County Star’ in 1914. That column, ti- tled the ‘‘SHS Tattler’ apparently lasted until 1923 when in the fall the students took a shot at publishing their own newspaper again. Perhaps reflective of their zeal towards this task, the new pa- per was called the ‘‘Go-Getter.’’ The SHS archives have no copies of this publication, just references to it in the school yearbook. The same is true for the early editions of the “SENTINEL” current name of the SHS newspaper. The best information to date is from a reference in a 1938 ‘Maple Leaf’ that suggests the first vol- ume of the SENTINEL was published in the 1935-36 school year. It has re- mained ‘‘The student voice of Spring- field High School’? now for nearly 45 years. y i a Pat Albright, above, stepped down as advi- sor of the year book with the conclusion of this Millers LOG. Jean White will advise the 1982 edition. springfield High offers more ACTIVITIES Chess Choral Choraliers DECA Forensics German Club Hi-Lites Jazze ee so Kaleidoscopes Lee Gals Marching Band Melodairs Millers LOG Model United Nations National Honor Society Orchestra Pep Band Rally Sentinel Ski Club Student Council Sweat Club Symphonic Band VICA SeOrlo: Baseball Basketball Cross Country Golf Gymnastics Football Softball Swimming Tennis Track Field Volleyball Wrestling ACADEMICS: Arts crafts Business Foreign Language Your high school years are intended to be some of the best years of your life, Home Economics and why not? It’s the end of your formal education, and the launching point of Industrial Education your adult life. It is important to attend a high school that will offer everything you Language Arts need, and provide you with plenty of good memories. Springfield High offers Math everything that a great high school can including academics, social affairs, and a Physical Education complete sports program. SHS also offers the students the chance to try several Science different occupational fields, and helps them to choose a career after graduation. Social Studies For an exciting and educational four years, nothing beats high school, and no Special Services high school beats Springfield High. IN REVIEW 1980-81 SEPTEMBER School Brings with it New Faces and The month of September, filled with the excitement of starting school again, brought with it many new faces and changes. “Welcome to Springfield State Pen,” was the common joke used by the stu- dents to describe the new fence that had been put up around the school over the summer. Despite the “‘shut-in’’ look it gave the school - the fence gave SHS a more secure and safe campus. Safe from vandalism and conspiring Rival Colts! Hello Week With the welcome arrival of the in- coming freshmen, came the honor of being the largest school in Lane County. Changes The activities of Hello Week began the school year with a festive start. The annual events sponsored by the Rallies included such merry-making as: Hat day, Overall day, Blue White day, Sat- urday Night Live day, and Lick ’em day. The week was topped off by a Fall Sports pep assembly encouraging sup- port for the football, cross-country, vol- leyball and gymnastics teams. The first dance of the year sparked new ro- mances and friendships that Friday, which insured a very interesting next few months to come. Half-Time Shows During the next two weeks of Septem- ber, the SHS Miller Marching Band was making preparations for a_ half-time show at the U of O Michigan football game on September 20 as well as for the forthcoming home football games at Silke Field. The band represented Springfield superbly by their fine perfor- mances amidst the mud and rain of a typical September season. The rain wasn’t the only thing to put a damper on September. The weekend before school started, two SHS stu- dents were involved in an accident that caused the death of one and many months of hospitalization for the other. Steve Stribling, a junior at SHS, was killed in the accident and Todd Skinner, also a junior, was seriously injured. Though the accident was taken quite somberly by the student body, the closeness of it brought about a keen sense of unity. September sped by quickly easing its way into a normal routine as students adjusted to their schedules and teach- ers, and teachers in turn adjusted to their students. mm —s A See kee Ee Se rm. ‘ Snell iN a nad ‘ See USANA WRN OCTOBER Homecoming - Fall week and Halloween fun All the fun started in October with Fall Ts VERE ee Sb Sees Week and Homecoming activities in full — aor i swing. The Seniors sponsored a busy Fall week with lunch time competitions including the Spoon-On-A-String, Keg Wagon races, volleyball and the cli- mactic Tug-of-War. Friday ended the competition with a victory for the Senior class. A combined lunch provided time for court yard capers and voting for the homecoming court. The Princess’ and their escorts were ushered into the game Friday in classic convertibles. The queen for 1980 was announced that night at the game, her court consisted of two freshman, sophomores and _ junior princesses and five other senior prin- cesses. Top right: A crowd gathers in the courtyard to watch the fun. Center: Darren Lee races away with his keg? Center right: Chrisanthi Hatzantonis gets a helpful push from Kit Ke- sey. Bottom right: Kiera Morrisette and Wade Haugen get tied down. Bottom Left: A strug- gling sophomore team battles in vain. Next Page: Queen Deni Johnson is surround- ed by her court of Senior princesses, Kristi Carter, Wendy Holcomb, Dawn Owen, Shel- ley Englund and Keri Webb. Junior prin- cesses Corinne Miller and Joci Roemer. Sophomore princesses Cris Skaife and Daw- nita Mills. Freshman princesses Kathy Wil- liams and Sandy Hinkle. Kris Carter Scott Peery Wendy Holcomb Daren Deadmond Am ep) Keri Jeff Queen Deni Johnson gets a warm hug from a proud and equally happy twin brother and escort, Dusty Corinne Miller Roger Savage Joci Roemer Ged Hill Li Ce Cris Skaife Tony Fletcher Kathy Williams Scott Ramsey Sandy Hinkle Tony Uriosite Dawnita Mills Mike Holcomb 13 And the Fun Continues Pep Assemblies encouraged spirit and fun for the fall teams - with the warmer weather the assemblies were held outside in hopes to heat up the teams to some winning seasons. October was an active month. Hal- loween finished the activities with the pep bands, rallies and other strange creatures dressed up in all manners of ghoulish and crazy costumes. . .in hon- or of ‘All Hallows Eve.”’ Far Right: Frankie Bax looks confused. Right: Lisa Cogburn drops her pants. Below: Dusty Johnson stirs up some spirit. Center: Daren Deadmond does his share. Bottom Left: The J.V. Rally, crazy as usual. Bottom Right: The Rally, Weiseth and Dusty laugh at the J.V.’s skit. ae NOVEMBER A Time for all Kinds of Change November 1980 not only brought changes in the weather from sort of warm to really cold - but with the Presi- dential elections came a change over in Government. Springfield took an active part in the elections. Although most of the students were too young to vote, a mock election throughout the school elected another term for President Carter. Springfield students lost out in the real election when President Reagan came out victorious. Local candidates came to visit in the resource rooms giv- ing students and teachers a better in- sight to local and state government. Another change came when the fall sports season ended and the winter sports began training full force. The girls and boys basketball teams sponsored a Donkey Basketball game to help pay for new shooting shirts; It was a hilarious success. Top Right: Senator Weaver makes his point. Center: A great big MILLERS sign encourages support for the rival Springfield-Thurston game. Be- low: A happy President Reagan who “loves Oregon’ and opponents Carter and Anderson. Bottom Right: Mike Walser loses to the Donkeys. DECEMBER Christmas Cheer and Holiday Spirit. December brought with it one glori- ous day of snow and two wonderful weeks of vacation. The first weeks were busily spent with the music department spreading around Christmas cheer. The marching band covered the streets of Springfield in the annual Springfield Christmas parade. Meanwhile the kaleidoscopes left traces of notes at the Eugene Mall. Pink slips came out, S.A.T. tests were taken by seniors, and a Christmas dance topped off the activities. Top: A combined orchestra and chorus sing the Hallelujah Chorus. Right: Students con- gregate between dances. Center right: Marching band Christmas trees anxiously wait to be sold. Bottom right: The dreaded pink slips bring home news of school. Bottom left: Frolics in the one blissful day of snow. Next page, top: Kaleidescopes vocalize on the mall. Far right: Led by drum major Garth Morrisette, the band parades down Main Street. Left: Dee Windom confides to Santa. Bottom left: A student strains his brain over S.A.T. test questions. Bottom right: The courtyard stands empty during vacation. JANUARY New Year and New Beginnings January was a fun month as people returned from vacation. Spirits were high at the happy news of the return of the hostages from Iran. The drama and music departments presented a dinner theatre. There were auditions for the Spring musical, a dance, a pep assem- bly and petitions being passed around for the A.S.B. elections later in the month. Top-The forensics club plays around. Right- The varsity basketball team expressed the joy of defeating 3rd State ranked Marshfield. Bottom Left-Springfield students are made into stars. Bottom Right-Roscoe Cole retires after 17 years of teaching. Other Page, Top Left-Brian Lee and Pam Manasco in a touching scene at the dinner theatre. Top Right-The newly elected A.S.B. President, Mike Walser. Center-People dance the night away. Bottom-Kevin Stans- field gets hung up on the way to class. Far Right-Kurt VanEtten gets trapped between a rock and a hard spot. FEBRUARY Hero Returns to His Alma Mater Victor Tomseth came home in Febru- ary to his home town and Alma Mater. Springfield High was honored as the for- mer hostage told of experiences in Iran. Arena scheduling took place early in the month, A.C.T. tests were taken by Seniors and a winter pep assembly kept people busy. There was also a Valentines Sweet- heart Dance especially for the lovers of the school. District meets came for swimmers and wrestlers to end their successful season. Mr. Wacker, the schools Vice Princi- pal retired in February to go to an ad- vanced job as Principal of Briggs Middle School. The 16th of February brought a welcome day of vacation as the school celebrated Presidents’ Day. Overall, the month of February was. 178 RICIC LYN ———— S191 DAVIE fl} aC OTT | SHANNON: Other page Top: students register for a new semester. Center: Victor Tomseth speaks be- hind a yellow ribbon. Bottom left: Mr. Wacker left as Springfields Vice Principal to become Principal of Briggs Middle School. Bottom Right: Tomseth raises a gift from the stu- dents. This page Top: Cody Hiestand and Bob Quick get an unexpected kiss from their moms. Center Left: Tony Uriosite and Jon Forge ring the Victory bell after a Springfield win. Center right: Weiseth kisses a pig? What’s wrong with that? Bottom left: A de- jected Varsity Rally watches as their team loses to a stronger Thurston team. Bottom Right: Debbie Keffer ‘“‘hypes out”’ in the Jour- nalism room. MARCH Came in like a lion clic settled down like a lamb as the Spring Sports started their seasons. The air filled with music to the sounds of the Band, and Choral Annual Spring Con- certs. Construction began on the new crafts building out by the woods shop. Construction classes completed their house on March 13 which was then moved to Thurston to be put up for sale. Friday the 13th brought good luck for some at the Friday the 13th dance. A new lunch program was started in the commons to help control the lunch time chaos. March ended with the long awaited Spring vacation which turned out to rain (a lot). Top right: Lunch program is changed. Center: Sean Gambee and Denise Yarbor- ough boogie. Center right: Kristi Carter looks for? Bottom left: Workers began on the new crafts building. Bottom right: Everyone enjoys the sun and frisbee in the courtyard. One of the few brief periods of sunshine that enlightened the month of March for us all. Se APRIL A beginning to an end Everyone knew that April was draw- ing close to the end of the year and the attitudes around the school showed it. The school musical ‘‘Music Man’’ opened in April and was a big success (of course). Intramural softball got off to a good start despite the radical weather. Rally and Hi-lite tryouts began although the actual tryouts weren’t held until May. Class elections were held the last day in April. There were concerts and festi- vals, a Bingo Night sponsored by the Boosters and Open House. The monthly S.A.T. tests were taken and advisee meetings planned for next year classes. Top-Reagan West as Eulele Shinn entertains everyone with her antics. Center-Schmedly Norwop became a write-in candidate for Senior Class President. Far Right-Butch Burleson, Ray Pearson, Pete Acker, and Greg Fenn act natural! Bottom Left-Deni Johnson teaches for rally tryouts. Bottom Right-The entire cast of Music Man with Dan Bowman as Professor Hill. i De TRF Wad UL: 7 eof, MAY A month of many moods and memories May, being the last full month of school was crammed full of last minute fun. For the Seniors it was also filled with the usual rush for last chance compe- tencies and credits. May ended the Spring Sports Seasons with districts meets and playoffs and brought with it potlucks, concerts Spring Week, and the Prom. Seniors set their Caps and began looking toward their futures and the nearing graduation, while the under- classmen looked only towards next year at SHS. The school musical ‘‘Music Man’”’ ended, Rally tryouts were held and the new rallies were picked for next year. When Memorial Day came around everyone knew the end was near at hand and spirits were hard to control. Top right-Everyone kicks back under the sun in the courtyard to hear Shadowfax rock after school. Center-Mr. Albright was worse than his stu- dents when it came to maintaining his cool. Center right-Chris Ayres puts something into it. Bottom left-The baseball teams layed down their bats and gloves until another season. Bottom right-Butch Burleson and Pete Acker had a strange case of ‘‘senioritis’’ hit them hard. spring week fun! Spring week was a lot of fun. The sophomores triumphed in the class competitions with freshman close be- hind. Activities included a van push, tug- o-war, limbo contest, bubble-gum blow- ing, carmel apple eating, and a com- bined lunch hour with booths and extra food on Friday. Right: Hatti Flanagan shimmeys her way un- der the limbo stick. Top right: Mel Hollister gives it his all for the van push. Below: Dave Kurilo keeps the beat for the band Orace. Center: Chrisanthi Hatzantonis eyes the cam- era suspiciously, ‘‘What’s that?’’. Center right: Soledad Deleon measures Heidi Gordon’s bubbly efforts. Bottom left: Mike Walser knows the ropes in getting ready the tug-O-war. Bottom center: A German student prepares der wienershnitzel for hungry competitors. Bottom right: Mike Green gets a helpful push around the courtyard. ee aap rer ii ge aS i) y) A AA y y if EA ee eae: Ae ass Ss hs o . ss The Best of Times } The long awaited Prom was held in the commons this year. A hard working Junior class turned the usual cafeteria into ‘“‘The Best of Times’’ on May 16. Right-David Hanna and friends pose for the camera. Top Right-Couples dance beneath a decorat- ed ceiling. Below-Marie McCully and Robert Curtis enter the prom crossing over a white bridge and pond with “‘real’’ fish in it. Center Right-Deni Johnson and Julie Opager stop for some food and a drink at the foun- tain between dances. Bottom Left-A scrumpcious looking cake made especially for the prom by Home Eco- nomics teacher Mrs. Dahl. Bottom Right-Gary McAdams and his date enter through a garland arch and picket fence. Some couples were chauffered in by a limousine. UNE The end Is finally here! June was filled with great anticipation knowing that school was coming to a close. The seniors were looking ahead to see what the future would bring but also, thinking about the memories they had been a part of the past three years. There was great excitement in the air; the last days before graduation. Every- one was acting kind of crazy knowing that they had made it through this part of their lives. These ‘‘Seniors’’ had been through a lot together. There had been many victories as well as many defeats. There were many friendships and memories they would never forget. These events bonded this class togeth- er. Making it through the good and bad these ‘‘Seniors’’ were better because of their experiences. This is the ‘‘Class of Se Top right-A communist visits SHS one more time. Center-Nancy Wartena is caught gathering food. Center right-Mrs. Heistand does last minute ironing. Bottom left-At last-THE DIPLOMA! Bottom right-Mike Walser glances at the pro- gram. Time capsule The school year 1980-81 was filled with much controversy, achievement, excite- ment, and as always, changes. Not only was there a new president elected, but the return of the Hostages from Iran brought much happiness to Americans. One of the greatest achievements of our country, was the successful test flight and return to earth the space shuttle “‘Columbia’’. But not only were there changes for the country, there were also many changes that have taken place right here in Springfield. Most of the controversy for the 1980-81 year at Springfield High was attributed to the addition of the fence. Students often mentioned the fact that SHS was turning into a prison. The start of a new decade brought many drastic changes in popular recreation. The disco era moved over for the very popular sound of New Wave Rock (Punk), and video games became the craze with Astroids leading the pack. Below-Space program got a shot in the arm when space shuttle shot into space. Middle Right-‘‘Another One Bites the Dust’’ by Queen was one of the most popular hits of the year. Upper Right-The fence caused much controversy for the population of Springfield High. Center Right-Asteroids was the most popular video game for many months. Far Right-Victor Tomseth was one of the ex-hostages from Iran. Middle Far Right-AC DC was also one of the popular Rock and Roll sounos of the early 80’s. Lower Right-Ronald Reagan was elected into office as the new President of our country. = 2 eee i iy u Lt Om I ; ER Lage a . “WY gD : ae AL ———_ E 4 an i A = ee Gy Fy q Ad J R ; 4 PM eH 5 SSR 077 71 een y MM Wilf Uy - = Be ea a f mA he fj EOS zi SS CL SS a 3 is a ent SAI 1} ee - -B f Py) = nl wea ee Sasa - aN WS, tot SSR = a a 7 — EE 28 re ACADEMICS Perched among the warped letters in the artwork are representatives of the twelve ma- jor sections of the SHS academic staff. Administration Bill O’ Neal Bob McKenzie Pree? Bee femte, $ Chuck Crone Carol Erbe eevee i eesasalaettennrnmeenssennenteereer Seana errr —emntteantneenennnatterneeratanamammaamaaanmesanasstasietetp seater reste nn Lynda Prock Kathryn Ruttencutter Jean Turley Patsy McAdams Barbara Divers Mary Palormo 32 Services Adeline Dwight Pictured from left to right-Del Patrick, Ann Bassler, Keith Lane, Bill Miltonberger, Pat Dickson, Pasqual Angel, Roy Perryman and Ed Tarver. Not Pictured-Karen Sallee. Custodians Darlene Spencer Gabe Kilwein Barbara Norman Joan Dage Elain Williams Home Economics Business . Dept. Head Theresa Markovich Cindy Finn Charles Young ee“ Social Studies Dept. Chairman Conrad Roemer Bill Morrisette q Tom Roberts Gary Williams Sylvia East Bill Hemphill Gene Morgan Steve Everitt EN Roy Gray Vicki Borrevik Fine Arts Pat Dark e i Grant Elkington Greg Goodwin Pat Lyon Foreign Languages a Debbie Schultz Mary Jo Jenkins Pat Carter 3 : Industrial Education mm ’ WANE f | Mary Ford Jack Stoops Pam Saunders Language Arts Ronalee Ramsey Grant Mortenson Michelle Kostelecky Pat Albright Ron Simmons Janice Stark Jean White Jeanne Rhoda Dale Canaday Mathematics Dept. Chairman John Vogt Bill Bowers Terry Maddox John Molstrom Vy Wayne Wheeler Dick Place Science Dept. Chairman Lee Kincaid adh! Roger Wood Cathy Ohlendorf Charlie Olds Phil Backman Industrial Ed Chuck Keech Tod Filbert Bill Peckerd Jim Wolf a Chuck Sullivan Linda Warthen Ron Dove Joanie Spratlen Don Towry Janet Palaniuk at Former Vice-Principal Lee Wacker left at mid-year to assume the position of principal at Briggs Middle School. Roscoe Cole, who graduated from SHS in 1938 and has taught here for the past 17 years retired at the same time. Connie Kempf and Janet Palaniuck, pictured above, took maternity leaves in the spring. 38 - aod = ee hd ee iad - ad s = oa CLASSES Jennifer Acker Debbie Adams Garnett Alderman Lisa Anderson Robin Anderson Royd Arch Kent Atkinson Dave Barton Derrick Bateman Debbie Bates Denise Bates Francisca Bax Mandy Bayliss is. x Troy Bayn Colene Becker Lesley Bennett Kristen Bentz Patricia Berg Marla Betz Dave Blacksten Cherie Blanchette Susan Bona Tim Borgen Eddie Bostick Mark Box Rhonda Boyd Julie Bradford Jeff Brew 42 Lance Brooker Hollie Buckley Rhonda Cantrell Diane Carson Angela Brown Linda Cahill Lynette Cardwell Ted Chavariia Archie Buck Kathleen Caldwell Julie Carlisle Julie Chestnut Michael Cameron Mary Carlson T age™ f Kurt Clark Steve Cameron Matt Clark Yvonne Burrus Charlette Cantrell Scott Clement 43 Donna Coffin Micheal Collins (nie Vince Daniels Mark Doublehead Laura Cole Vivian Cole Frosh Sheila Comer Ron Courtney Oh, you sly devil, you!! Kim Crabb Dana Cross Kevin Cruickshank Danna Dage Debbie Daniels Walter Daniels Linda Daniluk Mike Davenport Terry Deen Terry Delamarter Leslie Dial David Dickerson Donna Dietrich Christine Dingkam Karla Drake Gail Duke Mark Duvall Wally Eason Tim Ellenberger Tracy Erne Rex Facer Lee Fairchild Lena Falconer Lisa Fertick Cindy Fitch Darren Foss Missy Fox John Fox ter Kim Gardiepy Richard Gardner Sherry Garrelts Tammy George Kristen Geuy Colt Gill Andrea Gillette Jeff Gimby Lori Glockler Pete Gordon Pam Granquist Shane Gransbury SP ae | Mike Graves Darren Green Paul Grimes Don Gustafson Debbie Hagen Elizabeth Hallock Picture Not a Available Des ° iain s? - o rom J acme ust Tawnya Hamilton Rebecca Hanna Brian Hansen Shona Hardenbrook Megan Harold Ann Harris 45 Brian Harris Joe Harris Genee Hasek Shelli Hastings Frank Haworth Dee Hazard Joe Headlee Dana Heffington Darrin Heffington Dave Hein Eric Heinsoo Frosh Aaron Helfrich Terri Hermann Brian Hibma John Hill Cavanell Hoover Tami Hoover Heidi Houk Michael Hulti Christine Janoushek Sandy Jenema Darlene Johns Betti Johnson Clarence Johnson Joann Johnson Larraine Johnson Sonja Johnson Tracy Jones Robert Justis Robert Kadrmas Clifford Keele oA. Lori Keep Julie Keefer Bryan Kelly Duane Kelsom Lisa Khodabandeloo Hmmmmmm!! Verrrrrrrrry Interrresstinng!! Jamie Kimble Brian Kivela Robert Knight Terry Kraal Wanda Lawrence Carl Lemmon Tony Lepape Angela Lewis i James Linch Dana Lommen Jodi Long Steve Loveland Karla Luke Tamara Lynch 47 Chris Maitlen Charles Martichuski Jennifer Martin Mike Martin aN Todd Martin Melissa Mayes Debbie McKay Mike McMurray Rishain McMurrian Travis Medart Debbie Mielke Shawn Miller Pat Mills Frosh om Shawn Mills Cathy Miner All work and no play. Ramona Mitchell Robert Mitchell Wayne Mitchell Kim Moore John Morgan Bev Myers Kris Myers Kim Nagy Susan Natzel Lisa Natzel Mark Neil 48 Merrick Neill Randy Nelson Roberta Newingham Quang Nguyen Jay Nickleson j Trina Oldham Forrest Olson Robb Osuna Devon Ott Troy Ottosen Jean Parsons John Patching Richard Payne Susie Pelache Ted Perdue Sibyl Perkins Dan Peterson Tammy Phillips Don Porter Ted Rainy Scott Ramsey Danica Rapaich Susan Rech Angela Rainy Scott Reed Virgil Reser Mark Reifshneide: Casey Reuk 49 Anne Rice Brad Richmond Sandy Rictor Rick Riley Erin Robinson Buster Ross Randine Rush Ron Sather Carol Satterwhite Scott Saunders Vikki Schafer clam ja Kathy Schlosser Elke Schoener Ross Sears Derek Sebright Shawn Sheldon George Shelton Glenn Sheridan Erin Siegal Mike Simpson Colleen Smith James Smith Frosh se | Kerri Smith Pam Smith Chris Southward Debbie Splinter Gary Spradling Dan Squire Sonja Stacey Mark Stangle 50 Devon Tiffee ( Roxanne Stauffer Ronnie Stevens Val Stinson Dahne Stogsdill Kim Stott a cs Mike Sturgill Dustin Sturgis Sidney Sullivan Dan Sutherland George Swartout Joe Swartout Steve Swindler Jeanne Taber Toni Taber Jeff Taylor Lisa Taylor Sarah Taylor Tammy Taylor Chris Teage Derek Thomas Tanya Thomas Derek Tiffee Deron Tiffee Jeff Timmons Rick Payne asks, ‘“‘Who, me?”’ Shelley Tomseth Kelly Toney Andrea Umenhoffer Gwen Vannortwick Kris Vorheis Chris Wade Ken Wafford Chris Wagner Jay Walker Mellisa Wallace Selena Wallace Mike Ward Sonja Warner Brenda Warren Kim Warren Leah Wehr Richard Welch Lorie Wharton Deena Wheeler Beatrice Whitehead Dennis Wilhite Kathy Williams Paul Williams 52 Marika Lindley Tony Windom Sean Wing Cindy Winkler Denise Yarborough Mike Zevenbergen Tina Hunter Lori McFadden Tammy Mills Freshmen class officers; left to right; Repre+ sentatives Pam Smith, and Shannon South- worth, Secretary Sonja Stacey, Treasurer Mel Hollister, and President Scott Ramsey. sophomores (Class Of 83) Sophomore class officers; left to right; Presi- dent Eric Umenhofer, Representatives Dave Kurilo, and Vince Fergason, Secretary Sole- dad Deleon, and Social Promotor Mike Green. | Scott Adams Robert Anderson i hm Delisa Arstein Susan Bainter Lisa Baker | an be Steve Bealer Gary Bebereia Eric Berg Gary Blowers Curt Bosisto Jeff Boyles Peggy Bradford Lisa Brady Darin Braley Denina Braley Marilyn Brawn Allen Bryant Beth Buck Rachel Burch 56 Kathryn Burge Catarina Cantrell Toni Carlisle x Michelle Clausen Annette Clinton Michael Cook Paul Cook Gina Cooper Steve Cooper Sue Cope Dana Copeland Debbie Corrion 57 Steve Cosgrove Kelly Cromwell Doyle Crownover soph's Dawn Dahl Laura Danielson Susan Darling Laura Davis Rick Deek Soledad Deleon Brian Dewitt Evie Dickerson Randy Dix Brenda Doorn Richard Dubois Robert Dubois Kathy Duvall Tammy Ellsworth Hope Erickson Tina Erne Connie Etchison Kyle Everitt Mark Exe Sheila Fanter Reed Fenn Vince Ferguson 58 Amy Flagg Steve Fleissner Tony Fletcher Linda Floyd Terry Foster Anna Foltz Bill Garrelts Jeff Gates Josh Freeman Kelly Gallinger Shawn Giffen Jacque George Brad Gerrard Mike Green Christine Hanes Angie Hanna Ch ar Cu! a Roger Hanson Tami Harold Willard Harper Bob Harral David Harris Jeff Harris 59 ol Chrisanthi Hatzantonis Wade Haugen Tony Hawk Kevin Hayden Jennifer Harris Shawn Hazard Tony Helfrich Micky Hernandez Mike Herr Diana Hill Twyla Hixon soph's Ke ie ls ' Blaine Hebechuk Amy Hockett Michael Holcomb James Honer Ann Houston Jason Hulti Denise Humphries Kristi Hunt Roger Hunter ON he fr, Jody Inman Lora Irvin Gilbert lahn eae ee LeeAnn Jessen Chris Johnson Craig Johnson Jerry Johnson Waae Johnson Wade Johnson 60 s Brian Jordan Christine Kalbfell Arnie Karne Caroline Keen Steven Kelly WAN Kit Kesey Carla Key Paula Key Debbie Kime Robbie Klatt Debbie Lacock Kim Lacy Darren Lee Duane Lemmon Donald Loomis Karla Loomis Tracy Loop Monty Luke Dennis Lynch Leslie Maahs Norma Mackey Carla Madden Pam Manasco Dan Marshall af Fag OY ae. Bi; Dan McBee Spike McCay Ted Medford Cindi Melton Andrew Menlow Vicke Merringer Soph’s — § Tim Meyer Pam Mills Paul Mima Rea Moffit Mark Moore Richard Morgan Keira Morrisette Dave Munholen Richard Musser Candy Neiswonger Keith Newman Sandra Newton Mike Palermo Kevin Overton Bruce Owings Stephanie Osborne ‘dv Janell Polvado Brenda Poore 63 Loren Powers Mark Praus A Richard Rose Brad Roy Chester Rust Carol Roe Cindy Rogers ‘ woh. | Ray Salmi Steve Satterwhite Marcy Scales Mike Schacher Deanna Scharrer Mike Schlosser soph’s ty, awe PY oy ie x ww Deanna Schodcraft Traci Schoonover Heidi Schulze Diane Seger Shawn Shaffer Scott Shannon Larry Shaw Kim Sheldon Chuck Shirtliff Chris Skaife Eric Skinner Janita Skramousky 64 Chris Smith Jeff Smith Kim Smith Pauline Smith Jerry Starmer Shelli Sticklen Doug Ulmer Eric Umenhoffer Bill Vanderlind Mike Vaughn Jeff Wallsmith Steve Ward Jeff Wartena Kris Waters Mark Watson Deyette Webb Steve Webb Julihah Webster Troy Weimer Chery! Welch Willie Welch Debbie Wells Norma Wilkerson Darla Williams Danny Wilson Dale Wood a a P Wanda Wood Lorrie Woolley Doug Wright Shelly Wright Debbie Yarborough Karen Yarnell Cathy Young Annette Hayes Soph’s Helen High Gary Maish 66 Juniors (Class Of ’82 Junior class officers; Left to right; Treasurer Trina Crandall, Representatives Vicky Smith and Laura Liberatore, President Mike Walser, Social Promoter Corinne Miller. VN —— eee ————— Kieth Alverson Julie Anstine Ai } : in . BS Scott Bateman Jack Becker Doug Bernatzki i ia. i-™ Becky Blackman Gerald Blair Julie Bond Lisa Brown Dean Bowden Shelli Bresee Arro Brewer Paula Brown Randee Brown Theresa Brown Robert Burget Jeff Burk Jim Bust er 68 Gregory Calvert Jim Chenoweth Dayel Chapman Carrie Charlie Jessie Christensen Alice Christianson Lisa Cogburn ae o aw bes ey Ae etOn Gos EE a. Doug Coontz Dan Correll Jon Cole Doug Coy Jim Crabtree as i= : ; Trina Crandell Colleen Cristensen Darren Cross Eric Dahlin Debra Dailey Sharron Daniels A= David Darr Danny Davenport Matthew Davis Michael Davis Noelle Deger Scott DeLeon a. Bobbi Dent Kevin Dial Susie Divers Micheal Dollearhide Jeff Dorman Karen Drake Juniors ! Tony Dupret Kris Ecker Vicki Edwards Patti Eggers via | Johnny Ellison Sue Evey Margo Falcon Phil Fenter Elizabeth Fleak Deborah Floyd Picture Not Available Sean Gambee Jeff Gaskins Robert Gering Kathryn Given Kathie Goodeve June Gordon 70 Pat ky Rhonda Graeff Dawn Green Darci Gustafson | : Se } ee . ft é Lisa Hein Coleen Heaton ae east Mah © ¥ Ellen Herrera Mike Higgins Beth Hinman James Hissom Molly Hollister Jerry Hooton Cindy Hopkins Sue Horn Tammy Hubbard Diane Humphrey Sandra Humphrey Dani Jackson Denise Jackson Shelly Jacobson Terry Jackson Robert Jacobson Juniors a Karla Jenecek Larea Johnson Susan Johnson Brenda Johnston Colleen Jones Mara Kaehn Jack Karn Mike Koch Albert Koerner Kenn Kordon Mari Kruger Kathleen Lacy Mark Langdon rpg Max Leber Len Williams Mark Lewis Lori Lillegren Layne Lommen Richard Lynch Stanley Lynch Jody Mach Donna Madrid Leslie Madsen Hiedi Markworth Kim Marris David Marshall | Ken Mayfield Donn McAdams Corrinne Miller Kenny Miller Mike Mills Shelly Mills Rick Minor Danny Moore 73 Lucille Morphew Kim Morris Jeff Morrison Tom Mott David Mumm Kathryn Murphy one be St Kristen Ness Craig Norris Kim Olin Shannon Parker Loise Porath Scott Powell Steven Pratt Jeff Price Kevin Prociw Tony Pryor 74 ko __ Photo Available - Patrisha Ralph Leon Ramos oe EE mene . em Jeff Reifschneider Karen Reimann Dale Rexford John Rodewald Joci Roemer Linda Ronnes Mark Ronning Trina Ross David Roush Shelli Rowlett Diane Sackett | Annette Sexton Chris Seymor Roberta Shaw Gail Sherman 4 ce Michael Shields Lori Shoemaker Jeffrey Short Brett Shreffler Bill Siegel Joseph Singler 75 fi) Corrine Smith Angela Smith Arlene Smith Teresa Smith oF a i i ™ Michael Snow Andrea Spross Patrisha Stafford 4 4 Steven Stearns Kim Stevens Heidi Stearnhagen Darin Stewart Gary Stinson Darla Stough | Juniors Roy Stovall Brandon Taber Ronald Taylor Paul Teige Kevin Terrel Bruce Teter Diane Thomas = No Photo Available Janet Thomas Debbi Timmons Roseanna Toll Kevin Traw Sandy Treadaway Joe Trimble | Lorriane Tsutsui Joan Vahala Julia VanNortwick Maureen Vincent Carla Walker Paul Walton Tom Wanner Reagan West J | YI Richard White Gloria Whitehead Shelly Wichert Patty Williams Scott Willis Brenda Wilson 77 Patrisha Woehrer fg: u Ay vide en, Lisa Yankovich Rebecca Yelin Michael Cox Kevin Wolfe Shawn Ericson Geoff Rainville Jane Saul Jeff Swain 78 Seniors (Class of 81) Senior class officers; left to right: Andy Burk, Matt Chapman, Jim Vogt, Kristi Carter, Deni Johnson, David Kraal, Jon Forge, Kathie Kur- ilo, Dan Bowman, Mike King. lif hool sc ov Me 2 4 2 ov ao t success in Pete Acker Darwin Alberts Wayne Alverson Dan Anderson Wally Anderson John Andreas Rick Anstine Kristi Atkinson Ed Barnes Kevin Bartlett Patty Benninger Greg Bergen Richard Bernstein Susan Blakely Dean Bolt Ron Bosisto Dan Bowman Michelle Bowman Shelley Bratton yyy VYVIELLAL: sgt Gs eee een Ruth Brick Lynn Brinkman Chris Brown Cory Burden Cindy Burian Andy Burk Butch Burleson 82 Troy Buzalsky Kristi Carter Matt Champman Jebrinna Cox Bob Curtis Jane Caniels Tim Davee Joe Davis Daren Deadmond Rose Davis Jeff Delamarter Diane Denning Bill Denny Tim Dillon Sue Dmochowsky se Jesse Duncan Loretta Duval Leslie Eick Shelley Englund 84 Greg Fenn Tina Fluaitte Jon Forge Tony Franklin Jeff Freeman Mike Frey Brenda Fritz Heidi Gordon Kathy Gresser Dana Gubrud Julie Gwin Tammy Haag Linda Harris Perri Hartwick Katina Hatzantonis Greg Haxby Rob Hazel Chris Hershfelt Bill Hervey Sue Hinman Karen Hoskins Warren Hunt Jerry Huser Jerry Hybl 86 David Isaacson Teresa Jellum Lisa Jessop Dave Johnson Deneen Johnson Susan Johnson Spike Joseph Mark Kadrmas Brad Kays Brian Keele 87 Debbie Keffer Debby Kelso Sharee Kidder Mike King Scott Kivela Kelly Koperski Lisa Kowalewski David Kraal Kathy Kurilo Brian Lee Mark Lewis Rick Liabraaten Jennifer Mannila Larry Martin Robert Martin 88 Darin Matthews Gary McAdams Peggy McCay Ron McChesney Tony McGillvry Pat Mellott Greg Miller | Scott Mills Deanna Montgomery Mike Neill Lora Nelson 89 LEER Marc Nielsen Chris Nokelby MINT aac ys Bobby Ollar Vickie Overton Steve Palanuk Denise Parks Ray Pearson Scott Peery Lisa Peplinski 90 Lindy Piquette _Michelle Place Terry Pleger Bob Quick Sheila Robbins Shari Rose Elsie Ruf Rachael Ruf John Runk Rod Rush Kim Russell Phyllis Ruttencutter Julie Schafer Kelly Shaffer Karla Sharr Frank Sheffold Alicia Sheldon Sandra Shields 92 Bill Siegel Sandy Singhose Kris Skochenko Gary Slater David Smith Jeanne Smith Susan Smith Tonya Smith Rod Snellstrom Doug Spencer Mark Staats Kevin Stansfield Jerry Steinberger Lori Stephens David Stevens Laurie Stormont Laurie Stovall Nancy Terrel Stephanie Thomas Lee Trotter Gidget Tyer Kurt Vanetten Jim Vogt 94 Sydney Wacker Dan Ware Nancy Wartena Kerri Webb Bill Webb Mark Weitzel Mike Wichert Mark Willcock Lester Wilson Lora Wilson Dee Windom 96 Patty Wright Richard Young Nick Eaton Dave Rodewald Steve Wright Karl Koerner Darryl Stewart Rick lverson David Stevens Billie Yaw Mark Crandall Karen Pepple Mark Weitzel — Millers Log The Group Staff Front Row L to R-Trina Crandall, Dusty John- son, Terri Kelty, Jeff Burk, Elsié Ruf, Deni Johnson, Nancy Wartena, Theresa Brown, Krirten Ness. Back Row-Mr. Albright, Mike Walser, Rob Heinsoo, Debbie Keffer, Scott Powell, Lisa Harris, Peggy McCay, Chris Hanes, Vicky Edwards, Patty Dix, Jonna Goad, Julie Opager, Jolieen McMeen s, John Rodewald, Chris Brown and Doug Ulmer. Frustration ... The 1981 yearbook got off to a con- fused start. By the semester the staff had completely dissoved. Yet, all was not lost, with the assistance of Mr. Al- bright the 1981 staff was recreated. Most of the people were totally inexperi- enced, but willing to learn. Every one quickly became aware of deadlines as well as the confusion on the photo staff. By the close of the year we had gone through a lot of pain together; Monday Staff meetings, the photo rush, typers cramps, as well as handicapped editors who still tried to pull their own. Yet through it all we remained a team. The 1981 Millers Log team. , “se Good Times .. ‘ Where are Millers Log Divider Page The Sentinel Student Council Honor Society Chemistry Club Forensics Chess Club FBLA-IRL DECA-VICA Varsity Rally J.V. Rally Sophomore Rally Freshman Rally 98 the Groups? Paeot 98 og 100 101 102 102 103 103 104 105 106 106 107 107 Hi-Lites German Club KEY Club Ski Club SWEAT Club Pep Band Marching Band Jazz |, Il, Ill Symphonic |, Il, Ill Chorale Choraliers Kaleidoscopes Melodairs Orchestra 98, 107 108 108 109 109 110 110 111 Va 113 113 114 114 115 gk xe ie Cin@lelas The Springfield Miller Marching Band had the distinct honor of performing at the U of O-Michigan State game during halftime on September 20. The band marched into formation and finished out their songs to lead Oregon into a devas- tating victory. Sentinel The Sentinel has had a successful year in putting out the twelve issues of the school newspaper. The success was due, in large, to the two advertising teams the paper had. Mark Brady and Jim Chenoweth (first semester), and Tony Thompson, Cheryl Hale and Chris Brown (second semes- ter) all did a good job in funding this years paper. The track program for the Springfield- Thurston Invitational was also put out by the Sentinel staff, who had to make a new production schedule, and work after school many nights to get it ready. The new staff has several projects in | mind and is planning on producing one | of the best school newspapers in Lane F| County. Pictured on this page the Sentinel staff, doing their thing. | Student Council Woe Mig Above left, front row L to R: Sonya Stacey, Scott Southworth, Bob Ashley, Soledad De- leon, Kristi Masek, Reagan West, Corrine Miller, Laura Liberatore, Jim Vogt, Kristi Carter, Second row: Kris Vorheis, Mike Ze- . venberger, Eric Umenhoffer, Mike Green, Dave Kurilo, Karen Shelgren, Blake Hastings, Vicky Smith, Deni Johnson, Teresa Jellum, Jon Forge. Third row: Mel Hollister, Shannon Southord, Randy Nelson, Vince Ferguson, Mike Walser, Mike King, Matt Chapman, Kathy Kurilo, Dan Bowman. Back row: Eric Dahlin, Mark Crandall, Garth Morrisette. ; : 4 4 : ‘eye . ““An academic council mainly working ) on everyday problems,’’ was the way | ASB president Mark Crandall described this years Student Council. | The first half of the year was produc- tive with the initiation of many projects which included revising the lunch line, rewriting the constitution and a Thur- ston-Springfield United Student Council. ne tree tt. Second semester, because of the ack row- ice President-Garth Morrisette, cancellation of the leadership class, saw resident-Mark Crandall, Treasurer-Eric Dah- Associated only the lunch line revision. Although the in, Front-Secretary-Teresa Jellum, Pictured bulk of the projects didn’t get done, above Social Promoter-Dave Duncan. Student many of these will be continued next year. Bs O dy va va 3 . eee . 7 + @ A combination of 1981 and 1982 student council meet for fun and excitement. Chemistry Club Left, L to R-Mike Foulke, Rick Minor, Jim Buster, Donna Madrid, Teresa Jellum, Jeanne Smith, Advisor-Miss Olendorf. Not pictured-Larry Farris, Lisa Yankovich, Rick lverson Chemistry club is a new organization this year that has not had very much attention. Starting the year with 12 members the club has grown to 34. Next year looks even birghter. The clubs basic purpose is to promote chemistry. The members take trips to major universites to check out their facilities. They also sponsor speakers who come to REA 6 Sane SHS. More than anything the club seems to be a group of kids getting together and having a good time while they learn. National Honor Society oe The 1981 Honor Society is one of the largest yet, with 60 new members as well as over 30 pervious members. The 3 advisors Mrs. Downing, Mrs. Metzler and Mrs. Ohlendorf will have quite a job with this large group. Being chosen as a member of National Honor Society is | the highest honor SHS can bestow upon a student. So - those who can achieve the highest standards of schol- arship, leadership, character, and service, will be those who are pictured in this spot in the years to come. Honor Society Members meet in commons to study constitution during Tapping. 102 Forensics Front L to R Jim Peplinski, Tim Tuttle, Norma Mackey. Middle Row- Ken Vogt, Jacque George, Cindy Price, Cathleen Bentz, Advisor, Dawnita Mills, Brenda Ashley, Joan Vahala, Back Row-Peggy Canna- H day, Norma Leutschaft, Jerry Johnson, Susie Divers, Scott Mills, | Janet Thomas, Heidi Schulz, John Rodewald, Sandy Newton. Not Pictured, Eric Berg, Larry Farris. Forensics is not a new Club although they did start the year with a new advisor, Miss Kostelecky. This year’s team started out rather small yet it grew through the year. The teams first invita- tional was at Beaverton where several of the students recieved 1st places in their rounds. They also competed at Churchill and The U of O where Peggy Cannaday recieved a certificate of excellence. But, perhaps the highlite of the year was the team was able to compete in the State tournament. Left, forenscis team takes a break after a speech tournament at the U of Chess is a sport in which physical strenth does not determine the winner. Planning, thinking ahead, and endurance make up this game. Several Springfield students participate in this challenge. For those of you who are still unbelieving of this sport, take a few minutes before of after school to stop by the math resourse center and see Above, L to R-Clifford Keele, Kevin Guderjhan, Lane Loman, Todd Mat- for yourself. son, Terry Pleger. Front Row-Shane Meade, (Advisor) Mr. Wheeler, Josh Freeman. FBLA Advisor, Mrs. Markavich | Top Row L to R-Mrs. Markavich, Norma Wilkinson, Lesa Jones, Cathy Brawn, Leslie Eick, Rhonda Boye, Scott Sweister. Middle Row-Shelley England, Christi Geage, Marie Marika, Lora Irvin, Tina Ernie. Bottom Row-Bev Jorgenson, Lisa Yankavich, Marcy Scales, Jo Jo Blackmon, Paula Brown. . International Relations League pecan U.N. Advisor, Mr. Roemer Top Row-Todd Matson, Darrin Stewart. Second Row-Mr. Roemer, Lane Lommen, Eric Berg, Josh Freeman, Jeff Price, Gary Liveratos. Third Row- Shawn Winkler, Reagan West, President Mike King. Bottom Row-Elsie Ruf, Cathleen Bentz. 104 | ] ] } 5 ava mals ang M7, Ba | a | DECA Advisor, Miss Finn Top Row L to R-Donnie Hedlund, Brad Kays, Tom Carrol, Darwin Alberts, Jim Buster, Don Cummings, Denise Edenso, Wendy Wetzel, Jeff Sinun. Middle Row-Patty Benninger, Shelly Notebom, Darcy Gustafson, Trina Hernandez, Keven Reimann, Cindy Piquett, Carl Walker, Patti Williams, Andrea Cagle, Miss Finn. Front Row-Kathleen Lacy, Lindy Piquette, Cathy Coontz, Nancy Ferrel, Jeanne Smith, Billie Yaw, Sue Smith. VICA A eee 7 9 VICA Advisor, Mr. Martin Top Row L to R-Wayne Alverson, Mike Wichent, Joe Davis, Greg Coffelt, Mark Crandall. Middle Row-Brad Wuse, Mark Staak, Mel Thompson, Jeff Freeman, Mr. Martin. Bottom Row-Dan Bowman, Wally Anderson, Kevin Prociw, Robert Martin, Tony Thompson. Not Pictured-Rick Minor, Jon Cole, Dave Hanna, Gary Slayter, Mark Weitzel, Greg Bergen, Greg Miller, Greg Fenn, Lester Wilson, Bob Curtis, Nick Eaton, Troy Buzalsky, Ted Watson, Dave Smith, Joe Davis. 105 Varsity Rally Back Row L to R-Michelle Place, Karen Hoskins, Shelley Englund, Deni Johnson, Kathy Kurilo. Middle-Jeff Miller, Jon Forge, Bob Ollar, Front-Adam Cooper, Kevin Bartlett, Jeff Wartena. In Front-Teresa Jellum. Back Row L to R-Diane Thomas, Darcy Brewer, Lisa Cogburn, Middle-Corrine Miller, Karen Drake, Hatti Flannigan. Front-Laura Liberatore 106 sophomore Rally Freshman Rally Top Row L to R-Soledad Deleon. Second Row-Debbie Lacock, Cris Top Row L to R-Julie Keffer, Second Row-Denise Yarborough, Debbie Skaife. Third Row-Keira Morrisette, Kim Sheldon, Bottom Row-Chrisanthi Bates, Susan Rech. Third Row-Jeanne Taber, Bottom Row-Joannett Hatzanthonis. Wright. Top Row L to R-Larae Johnson, Julie Bradford, Tracy Jones, Leann Fairchild. Second Row-Angela Ayres, Tami Harold, Lori McFadden. Third Row-Diane Seger, Deena Wheeler. Bottom Row-Maureen Vincent. German Club On March 30th the Germans arrived beginning a 3 2 week American adventure. Their activities included a Coast trip, skiing, skating, as well as a new experience, canoeing, was fun yet, had disasterous results. Even with the mishaps they were reluctant to return home. Alexandra models Dolphin shorts. She Gunter Thomin catches up and the other Germans think they’re ugly. on sleep as Germans get an introduction to SHS. a ; Top row L to R-Bob Ollar, Tod Rush, Mark Lewis, Scott Bateman, Bill ' Siegel, Scott Clement. Second Row-Corrine Smith, Scott Osuna, Brenda Poore, Robbie Shaw, Julie Van Nortwick, Ann Curtis. Third Row-Mrs. 1 Carter, Sonja Johnson, Julie Bradford, Sonja Stacey, Elke Schoener, Tami Harold, Laura O’leary. Front Row-Janelle Wilson, Linda Canaday; Dee Windom, Delisa Arstein, Heidi Sternhagen, Debbie Keffer. ee The Key Club, who’s advisor is Mr. Crone is a new club this year. The Key Clubs activities consist of Sivonen ae ee se : a, ath ee community services. They raise ack Row o R-Nancy Wartena, Sandy Singhose, Troy Baxton, Dere ouer, Cody Heistand, Matt money throught bottle drives, car Chapman, Dan Sutherlin, John Baird, Linda Ronnes, Mara Kaehn. Middle Row-Mark Goschie, Colt Gill, ee ae and flower ehles Susan Johnson, Laurie Stormont, Lisa Yankavich, Beth Hinman. Front Row-Deni Johnson, Tereesa Jellu, g : Lisa Gogburn, Corrine Miller, Hatti Flanagan 108 Ski Club Due to this years early snow the SHS Ski Club grew rapidly. The club had several good trips to Hoodoo early in the season. With the mid ski seasons snow drought interest in ski trips dropped; so when the good snow returned the excitement was lost. Next year, Mr. Bowers, the club advisor has a new plan to open the ski trips to everyone attending SHS. So if the snowfall cooperates next years ski club should be better than every. Front L to R-Advisor Miss Tell, Sonja Stacey, Wendy Holcomb, Sweat Club is newly formed group whose purpose is to provide Brad Carman, Paul Chapman, Trcia Hahn, (Co-Advisor). Mid- students with various outdoor activities. It’s not only to (experience the dle Row-Kristy Carter, Corinne Miller, Kiera Morrisette, Garth non-experienced) but it also serves to test the abilities of the exper- Morrisette, Dan Sutherland. Back Row-Darren Lee, Goeff Feiss iéekh Chapdieth Deni Johnson. ienced. The students get a chance to get away from it all and enjoy nature. This year the Sweat Club has had retreats to O’Dell Lake and the Coast. They plan to have a 3 day trip to the Sisters. Varsity Pep Band == The Springfield Varsity Pep Band was very busy this year during basketball season. The band not only preformed at ev- ery home game but at two U of O games as well. The band also played at many pep as- semblies and at Victor Tom- seths homecoming. Band members are a composite of the best players from the whole school. Their fearless leaders were Dee Windom and Rod Rush. Hard work and dedication is the best way to describe the marching band this year. The band performed at many of the Springfield games as well as the Oregon vs. Michigan St. game at Autzen Stadium. With Garth — — Morrisette as drum major, the band couldn’t go wrong when they blew Thurston away during the Christmas Parade. ah me PCy Jazz Ensemble | Top Row L to R-Jim Linton, Chris Ayers, Dan Anderson, Ed Strickland, Ann Houston, Mike Snow, Layne Lommen, Joe Sullivan, Lisa Jes- sop. Bottom Row-Dee Windom, Dave Putzier, Shari Rose, Sean Stribling, Josh Freeman, Mel Wofford, Dan Swatman, Cathy Brawn, Jim Werth. Not Pictured-Jeff Wartena, Ron McChe- shey. Jazz Ensemble Ill Top Row L to R-Tony Windom, Jeff Gimby, Bob Anderson, Steve Swartout, Devon Tiffee, Jay Nick- leson, David Munhollen, Dana Lommen. 2nd Row- Deci Humphries, Derek Sebright, Rob Knight, Mike Green, Travis Medart, Lance Brooker. Bottom Row- Mike Simon, Pam Granquist, Angie Brown, Mike Zevenbergen, Vince Ferguson, Jon Morgan, Scott Buckley, Shelli Hastings. cd Pen Jazz Ensemble || Top Row L to R-Eric Umenhofer, Todd Mat- son. 2nd Row-Ed Nuse, Matt Davis, Ken Nickelson, Aaron Polly, Kristi Hunt, Rod Rush. 3rd Row-Don Scales, Todd Baker, Mark Reirschneider, Ken Harris, Janelle Wil- son, Damon Swartout, David Kurilo, Darren Cross. 4th Row-Jim Linton, Mike Vaughn, Donna Madrid, Jeff Beyerlin, Steve Cooper, Jane Daniels, Darren Schrader, Brad Ger- rard. Concert Chorale | Back Row L to R-Debbie Keffer, Carrie Johnson, Debbie Russell, Phil Nielsen, Chris Maitlen, Shawn Shaffer, Brad Paslay, Larry Farris, Jeff Price, Rick Iverson, David Isaacson, Terry Teter, | Jeff Brew, Jerry Harris, Robert Conrad, Mike King, Eric Skinner, Loren Powers, Patty Stafford, f Cindy Hopkins, Rose Crownover. 3rd Row-Shan- non Parker, Dayel Chapman, Mark Lewis, Daren Deadmond, Shawn Winkler, Terry Delamarter, ! Kenn Kordon, Scott Shannon, Dan Bowman, Jon Forge, Eddie Strickland, Mike Welle, Brian Kivela, Susan Blakely, Peggy McKay. 2nd Row- ile Jolene McMeans, Marie Wilson, Joci Roemer, i Kim Southerland, Lisa Kowalewski, Becky Egli, Molly Hollister, Suzie Johnson, Vali McCormick, 4 Kathy Kurilo, Leslie Eick, Heidi Gordon, Lisa Cogburn, Kris Ecker, Julie Opager, Jill Granquist, i Reagan West, Susan Johnson. Front Row-Ma- Donna Chapman, Delisa Arstein, Norma Leuts- B chaft, Ellen Herrera, Elsie Ruf, Marie McCully, Keri Webb, Lindy Piquette, Diane Denning, Tere- sa Jellum, Stephanie Osborne, Phyllis Ruttencut- ter, Sydney Wacker, Kristin Kordon, Heidi Mark- ry worth, Diane Leighton. Kelly Shaffer, Laura Li- beratore, Darcy Brewer. Choraliers Top Row L to R-Kathy Hallock, Yvonne Burrus, Kim Moore, Angela Lewis, Toni Phillips, LaTisha Stansfield, Lisa Fertick, Kim Crabb, Lisa Taylor, Bobbi Dent. Middle Row-Erin Robinson, Dawn Winfrey, Keira Morrisette, Joy Caldwell, Sherry Garrelts, Pam Mills, C Karen Yarnall, LeeAnn Fairchild, Angela Ayres, Debbie Mielke, Sue Natzel, Tresa Smith. Front Row-Lisa Davenport, Sandi Sexton, Sybil Perkins, Kathleen Herrera, Gina oe Genee Hasek, Jenny Acker, Deena Wheeler, Kim Nagy, Soledad Deleon, Kris orheis. Sa uaa ner e Re me ae: Kaleidoscope Top Row L to R-Shawn Shaffer, David Isaacson, Rick lverson, Daren Deadmond, Mike King, Rob- ert Conrad, Eric Skinner. 2nd Row-Eric Berg, Mark Lewis, Bob Ollar, Dan Bowman, Jon Forge, Wade Haugen. 3rd Row-Marie McCully, Kathy Kurilo, Lisa Kowalewski, Phyllis Ruttencutter, Reagan West, Susan Johnson, Perri Hartwick. Front Row-Elsie Ruf, Ellen Herrera, Norma Leuts- chaft, Laura Liberatore, Kelly Shaffer, Darcy Brewer, Leslie Eick-piano, Lisa Jessop-bass, Ron McChesney-drums. Melodairs Top Row L to R-Ellen Herrera, June Liabraaten, Cindy Hopkins, Kristin Kordon, Christy Kalbfell. Middle Row-Joy Caldwell, Jill Granquist, Diane Leighton, Lisa Deadmond, Mara Kaehn. Front Row-Hope Ericson, Delisa Arstein, Keri Webb, Becky Egli, Jenny Acker. Below-Barbershop Quartet, Mike King, Jon Forge, Dan Bowman, and Daren Deadmond. as , F iM 1st Row L to R-Bob Ollar, Nancy Wartena, Jonna Goad, Lisa Baker, Heidi Sternhagen, Rebecca Yelin, Linda Ronnes, Sherri Hanna, Joan Vahala. 2nd Row Shari Rose, Keri Webb, Shelley Englund, Deni Johnson, Cathy Brawn, Daine Thomas, Brenda Wilson, Mara Kaehn, Perri Hartwick, Shane Ore, Sean Stribling, Dee Windom, David Putzier, Rachal Ruf. 3rd Row-Noelle Deger, Marilyn Brawn, Debbie Dailey, Karen Hoskins, Jim Linton, Willy Matthews, Bettie Witchey, Daman Swartout, Janet Alldridge, David K. Johnson, Sydney Wacker, Craig Norris, Brian Jordon, Jim Werth. 4th Row-Todd Childrey, Ann Houston, Jim Chenoweth, Mike Snow, Ed Strickland, Kan Anderson, Rod Rush, Garth Morrisette, Layne Lommen, Ken Harris. Standing- Stephanie Osborne, Ron McChesney, Greg Phillips, Darren Cross, Cory Burden, Lesa Jessop. Not pictured- Joe Sullivan. symphonic Band Il 1st Row L to R-Vali McCormick, Angel Spencer, Janelle Wilson, Christy Kalbfell, Melanie Carlisle, Mari Kruger, Darlene Cook, Lora Irvin, Sue Bainter, Lisa McAdams, 2nd Row-Maureen Vincent, Sue Darling, Eric Heinsoo, Pam Baker, Karla Loomis, Rhonda Graeff, Jill Granquist, Lisa Bona, Mike Vaughn, Steve Cooper, Jeff Beyerlin, Derrin Schrader, Josh Freeman, Debbie Corrion, 3rd Row-Fern Johnson, Barb Nielsen, Denise Jackson, Deana Schoolcraft, 1om Chan, Julie Carter, Mel Wofford, Bettie Witchey, Dena Mike, Caroline Keen, Kevin Dial, Doug Wright, Rachel Ruf, Steve Reister, Jeff Wartena, Todd Baker, Scott Shannon, Dan Swatman, 4th Row-Brad Gerrard, Paul Nixon, Kristi Hunt, Ken Nickelson, Matt Davis, Chris Seymour, Ed Nuse, Aaron Polly, Bruce Teter, Ken Kordon, Dan Correl, Shawn Winkler. Standing-Sandi Treadaway, Mark Wilson, Chris Ayers, Richard Quigley, David Kurilo. Not Pictured-Wade Johnson. — a, Be 2 ae symphonic Band Ill In Alphabetical Order-Scot Adams, Robert Anderson, Lori Baker, Debbie Bates, Lesley Bennett, Patti Berg, C. Robert Boehmke, Jeff Brew, Lance Brooker, Angela Brown, Beth Buck, Scott Buckley, Jeff Buell, Linda Cahill, MaDonna Chapman, Pau! Cook, Dana Cross, Jane Daniels, Les Dial, David Dickerson, Chris Dingman, Sondra Ellis, Tracy Erne, Vince Ferguson, Darren Foss, Jeff Gimby, Pete Gordon, Pam Granquist, Laura Harris, Shelli Hastings, Dana Heffington, Amy Hershfelt, Sandi Hinkle, Deci Humphries, Christine Janoushek, Darlene Johns, Caroline Keen, Rob Knight, Terry Kraal, Karla Luke, Dan Marshall, Jeff Martin, Tim Meyer, Eric Mills, Ross Montgomery, Jon Morgan, David Munhollen, Lisa Neeley, Jay Nickleson, David Kuse, Sue Peery, Sybil Perkins, Janell Redding, Virgil Reeser, Mark Reifschneider, Rick Riley, Randie Rush, Carolyn Satterwhite, Steve Satterwhile, Don Soales, Derek Sebright, Shawn Sheldon, Michael Simpson, Kerri Smith, Pat Smith, Debbie Splinter, Dan Squire, Mark Stangle, Kim Swartout, Steve Swartout, Bill Taff, Devon Tiffee, Andrea Umenhofer, Becky Wilson, Tony Windom, Joannette Wright, Mike Zevenbergen. SHS Orchestra oso Top Row L to R-Kevin Goderahn, Rex Facer, Mike Graves. 2nd Row-Cavanall Hoover, Margie Hanna, Sean Gambee, Carla Key, Sean Stribling. 3rd Row-Miss Lyon, Paula Key, Danica Rapiach, Tina Erne, Tammy Hanson. 4th Row-Janet Alldridge, Denise Mitchell, Shelly Brattain, Debbie Hagen. Bottom Row-Genee Ha- sek, Paul Grimes. ee yuleg | AO Oa : shu SatobRa’; ee To Sealy y Fe 2 hi ¥ NS aa t F FS i FY ; 5 wines SPORTS Fall Summary Team Photos Football Volleyball Cross Country Gymnastics Scoreboard Winter summary Team Photos Girls basketball Boys basketball Swimming Wrestling Scoreboard spring summary Team Photos Track and Field Baseball and Softball Tennis Scoreboard th allie FALL SPORTS Varsity Football season falls short of expectations The Miller Varsity Football team was one filled with ambition and devotion. However the team had a few problems this season, as the record of 1-8 shows. Even with these problems they made vast improvements in all areas of com- petition. Seven outstanding members of the team have decided they want to contin- ue their football careers and use football scho larships and grants to help reduce cost of college. These players and the colleges which they are looking closest at are: John Runk-Linfield, McMinnville, Mark Crandall-Linfield, McMinnville, Ray Pearson-Linfield, McMinnville, Cody Hiestand-OlT, Klamath Falls, Butch Burlson-SOC, Ashlen. And the most sought after two-some by college coaches: Matt Chapman-OCE, Mon- mouth, Dan Ware-Has signed a four year full scholarship with Portland State. The Millers came very close to beat- ing the two choice teams that were ranked for state playoffs, North Bend and Sheldon. Springfield overran North Bend in overall rushing yeards. They went into overtime and were defeated 14-17. In the Springfield vs. Sheldon game, Springfield completely dominat- ed Sheldon for the first time in the histo- ry of S.H.S. Springfields goal for the fu- ture is to establish a foundation for the newcomers at Springfield High. J.V. Football The J.V. football team struggled through a 3-5-1 season. The team was plagued all season with numerous injur- ies. It was unlikely to see the team play any game without one or more players on the trainers roster. Highlights of the season were victo- ries over Marshfield, Willamette, Cot- tage Grove and a tough tie with chur- chill. The team consisted of mostly sopho- mores and a few select juniors, some of which will be great assets to next year’s varsity football team. Freshman Football The Freshman football team com- bined incoming 9th graders from Springfield and Hamlin Middle Schools. With this combined effort they ended the season with a 3-5-1 record. Ray Pearson (left) takes the ball around the end, against a surging North Eugene De- fense. Wins over South Eugene, Cottage Grove and North Bend, highlighted the season. The game that was most inspir- ing was 26-26 tie with crosstown rivals Thurston. The guys will be looking for- ward to a winning season next year. Team leaders were: Quarterback- Ross Sears, Fullback-Mark Reifsneider, and Halfback-Mel Hollister. Varsity quarterback Pete Acker (14) gives runningback Ray Pearson (44) a few words of encouragement. Dan Ware (26) follows Willie Brown’s block against North Eugene. Varsity volleyball falls one game short of state The girls Varsity volleyball team capped the season with 15 wins and losses. The experience of the team helped them come through with many victories. Their tough season ended with one game short of going to state. The most valuable player was Wendy Holcomb and the most inspirational was Kristi Carter. Next years team will be made up of the J.V. team and one re- turning varsity player, Karen Shelgren. J.V. Volleyball The J.V. volleyball team would out the season with the best record of all fall sports teams. The girls combined their efforts for a 15-0 season. The power of this team proved strong with 12 shutouts and only two teams able to win one out of three games against them. Team votes for leaders were: Most Improved-Heidi Schults, Most Valuable Player-Ann Howard, Most inspirational and Team Captain-Chris Skaife. A victorious J.V. volleyball team cele- brates a victory. Chris Skaife leads the team is their jubilation. Freshman ‘‘A’’ Volleyball The Freshman ‘‘A”’ volleyball team finished the season with a record of 10- 4. These girls worked hard all season, as their record shows. Marshfield was the only team successful of defeating the freshman ‘‘A’”’ team twice. Team leaders were Tracy Erne, Kathy Schlosser, and Frankie Bax. All in all the team was well rounded and will be a great asset to next years volleyball pro- gram. Freshman ‘‘B”’ Volleyball The Freshman ‘‘B’’ volleyball team finished the season with a 7-7 record. Most of the teams victories came in the second half of the season, proving that these girls will help the future volleyball teams at S.H.S. Patty Wright goes up for the kill as Kristi Carter, Wendy Holcomb and Chris Nokleby look on. Chris Nokleby skies with arms out stretched to make a block for the Miller volleyball team. ee Girls runners were led by two state finishers The girls cross country team was good this year. Their season record showed nothing of what the team ac- complished in 1980. Two outstanding runners led the team. Lisa Hien (junior) showed vast im- provement over last year. She placed 6th in district and 4th in the state AAU meet. Laurie Stoval placed 2nd at dis- trict and 1st at the state AAU meet and along with Lisa represented S.H.S. at state and national championships. Lau- rie plans to go to O.S.U. or Oregon and Lisa plans to return to S.H.S. next year. With the returning runners and new arrivals the girls team is expected to be strong in the coming year at S.H.S. Laurie Stovall (left) and Corrine Miller show enthusiasm and good fellings towards the 1980-1981 cross-country season. Boys cross country showed strong in the 1981 season The boys cross country team was young and confident this year. Their season went well as many 1st and 2nd places showed. Garth Morrisette was this years out- standing runner on the boy’s team plac- ing 5th in district and representing S.H.S. at state. Jim Vogt was the only senior on the team. All other members will be return- ing next year for a strong, esperienced team in 1982. Gymnastics team builds strength for next year The gymnastics team was young, but strong in 1980. The team combined ef- forts for 4-1-2 season. Jeanne Tabor was outstanding gymnast for the year, placing 5th on the balance beam at dis- trict, and represented S.H.S. at state. This will be a good experience for Jeanne and the team in 1982. Team votes for outstanding gymnasts are: Karen Drake-Best gymnast, Dar- lene Johns-Most Inspirational, and Lyn- ette Cardwell-Most improved. Corrine Miller leads the pack in the 1980 district meet. a Garth Morrisette leads Don McAdams and the rest of the boy cross-country team, as he did all season. Jeanne Tabor makes a perfect landing for the 1980-1981 gymnastics team. Varsity Football Back Row L to R-Craig Norris, Dan Ware, Rick Lynch, Butch Burleson, Kevin Stans- field, Matt Chapman, Darin Matthews, Pete Acker, Ray Pearson, Greg Coffelt, Jerry Stienberger, Greg Miller, Middle Row L to R- Coach Chuck Burns, Coach Don Towery, Scott Shannon, Jim Oland, Willie Brown, George Horton, Jerry Huser, Cody Hiestand, Mark Crandall, Karl Koener, Mgr. Bob Ash- ley, Coach Bill Bowers. Junior Varsity Football Back Row L to R-Roy Hiestand, Tony Pat- rick, Scott Powell, Robby Klatt, Wade John- son, Jerry Hooton, Tony Dupret, Brad Ger- rard, Jeff Price, Dan Correll, Bret Schreffler. Middle Row L to R-Terry Foster, Mike Schaner, Todd Harrel, Greg Hutson, Brian Jordon, Troy Wiemer, Marty Woodon, Paul Chapman, Mike Dollarhide, Craig Nuse. Bot- tom Row L to R-Roger Hunter, Koffe Harrel, Terry Traub, Steve Cooper, Mike Palermo, Ken Mayfield, Wade Haugen, Tom Rainy, Robert Arndale, Kevin Dial. Freshman Football Top Row L to R-Tony Windom, Tim Ellenberg, Mike McMurry, Steve Swindler, Bria n Gimby, Mark Riefschnieder, Randy Nelson, Curt Clark, Dan Sutherland, Ross Sears, Rex Fac- er. Middle Row L to R-Mike Simpson, Todd Howard, Travess Medhart, Terry Delamarter, Steve Swartout, Joe Headly, Mark Box, Sean Sheldon, Mel Hollister, Jeff Gimby, Steve Lo- veland. Bottom Row L to R-Dave Dickerson, Troy Ottison, Darrin Heffington, Brad Rich- mond, Les Dial, Ken Vogt, Mike Hensley, Mike Martin, Scott Reed, Ted Chararia. 121 Varsity Volleyball Left to Right-Karen Shelgren, Michelle Place, Dawn Owen, Cris Nokeby, Kristi Carter, Patty Wright, Hiedi Gordon, Wendy Holcomb, Deni Johnson, Coach Dinah Pflugrad. Junior Varsity Volleyball Back Row-Coach Linda Warthan, Vicki Ed- wards, Ann Curtis, Christy Kalbfell, Lori Irvin, Heidi Schultz, Soledad Deleon. Front Row- Lori Netherton, Keira Morrisette, Norma Leutschaft, Cris Skaife, Ann Howard, Julie Carter. 9th Grade A Volleyball Back Row-Coach Gary Williams, Lori Glocker, Kris Vorheis, Kathy Schlosser, Tra- cey Jones, Sheri Smith, Tracey Erne, Frankie Bax, Tammy Taylor. 8th Grade B Volleyball Back Row-Coach Sally Harmon, Tina Knight, Kelly Toney, Pam Granquist, Diane Carson, Jenny Acker, Tonya Thomas, Coach Greg Goodwin. Front Row-Mickey Bridges, Elke Schoener, Angie Brown, Becky Hanna, Deb- bie Hagen, Tammie Phillips. Springfield Gymnastics Team Back Row L to R-Coach Ron Fountain, Assis- tant Tony Uriosite, Donnita Mills, Lori Harris, Terri Wagner, Tracy Schoonover, Genne Chapman, Terri Smith, Pepper Dean, Coach Lori Burke. Front Row-Sandy Hinkle, Darlene Jons, Jeanne Tabor, Denise Yarborough, Lynette Cardwell, Karen Drake, Lora Linton. ate a tse gee ‘ oe bs ae - ee 4 me 4 � fe Ns 0 Ne ey 9 oF ate mele. ates Steve Kelley, Brian Keele, Darean Deadman. Bainter, Carolin Setterwhite, Heide Sternha- Cross Country Middle Row-Joe Harriss, Sid Sullivan, Jim gen, Karen Yarnell, Sandy Singhoe, Evie Vogt, Jeff Buell, Cris Quid, Garth Morrisette, Dickerson, Kathy Kurilo, Lynn Brinkman, Lori Back Row-Dana Lowman, Matt Davis, Carl Brandon Tabor, Steve Ward, Tony Fletcher, Storemont, Corrine Miller, Lori Stoval, Tony Lemon, Mike Higgins, Brad Place, Jay Du- Eric Skinner, Matt Ripley, Kevin Prociw, Tabor. pret, Donn McAdams, Bill Taff, Greg Calvert, Steve Stearns. Front Row-Lisa Hein, Susan 123 Sl he a OW os Se. ooo ama eee etree ae ee f | i | | Springfield 0 7 34 t 17 14 0 6 12 Varsity Opponent Marshfield South Eugene Willamette North Eugene Cottage Grove North Bend Churchhill Sheldon Thurston 14 ip 6 34 20 ts 21 17 14 Record Of 1-8 Varsity Football Cross Country Cross country No scores available Football Junior Varsity Springfield Opponent 18 Marshfield 12 6 South Eugene 16 19 Williamette 8 0 North Eugene 21 20 Cottage Grove 0 7 North Bend 20 0 Churchhill 0 12 Sheldon 48 6 Thurston 21 Springfield 113.2 Record Of 3-5-1 J.V. Football Springfield 6 8 20 0 20 34 8 8 26 Freshman Opponent Marshfield South Eugene Willamette North Eugene Cottage Grove North Bend Churchhill Sheldon Thurston 26 6. a 28 16 8 Bo. 20 26 Record Of 3-5-1 Freshman Football Gymnastics At West Albany McNary 61.3 West Albany 46.6 Springfield. 105.75 Marshfield 73.90 At North Eugene Springfield 100.7 North Eugene 69.8 A t Churchhill Churchhill 104. 15 SPringlicit 103, 45 Sheldon 78.3 At Cresent Valley Cresent Valley121.3 Springfield 101.5 South Albany 100.2 North Bend 98.9 Varsity Springfield Opponent MOM—|——$|DNONMNNMHNMNM=AM—MNMMNMN P Sweet Home West Albany Marshfield Willamette Churchill Sheldon North Band Cottage Grove Thurston South Eugene North Eugene Marshfield Willamette Churchill Sheldon North Bend Cottage Grove Thurston South Eugene North Eugene Varsity Volleyball OOMNOCOCONO]NONMOCOO0O0 SO Junior Varsity Springfield Opponent Nh 2 2 Z 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 Z a 2 Marshfield Willamette Churchill North Bend Cottage Grove Thurston South Eugene North Eugene Marshfield Willamette Churchill North Bend Cottage Grove South Eugene North Eugene Thurston Record Of 15-0 Sheldon 54.3 Springfield 110.75 Thurston South Eugene 118.45 Springfield 104.8 Wins-Loses-2nd Places Freshman Volleyball Scores Junior Varsity Volleyball A Team 4 1 2 Gymnastics Volleyball Freshman A Freshman B Springfield Opponent Springfield 9 1 Springfield 1 Sweet Home 2 Springfield Opponent 0 Springfield 1 Marshfield 2 Springfield 1 Cottage Grove 0 Springfield 2 Thurston 0 Springfield 0 Lowell 0 Springfield 2 North Bend 0 Springfield 2 Thurston Q Springfield 2 Cottage Grove 0 Springfield 0 Lowell 1 Springfield 2 Thurston 1 Springfield 2 Cottage Grove 0 Springfield 2 Cottage Grove 0 Springfield 2 Cottage Grove 0 Springfield O Marshfield 2 Springfield 0 Thurston Q Springfield 1 Thurston 2 Springfield 0 Lowell 0 Springfield 2 Lincoln 1 Springfield 1 Cottage Grove 0 Springfield 2 North Bend 1 Springfield 2 Thurston O Springfield 2 Cottage Grove 1 Springfield 0 Cottage Grove 0 = Springfield 2 Thurston 0 Springfield 2 North Bend 0 Springfield 2 Lebanon 1 Springfield 2 Cottage Grove 0 Springfield 2 Thurston 1 Record Of 10-4 Record Of 6-7 B Volleyball Scores 106.56 PFPOSONONNNMaAINMuDD eeia ede se ate ot eer ace WINTER SPORTS ly, . le, ¥, Girls hoopsters win state playott berth for SHS in 1981 The girls varsity basketball team was the most prominent winter sports team at SHS this year. Besides placing 2nd in district, the team represented our school in two state play-off games. The team was made up of seniors and juniors who gave their all for the pro- gram this year. Shari Rose was voted most valuable player, and Vicki Ed- wards was the most improved. Four juniors will return next year for coach Spratlan’s program. Vicki Ed- wards, Kristi Smith, Kim Olin and An- drea Sprouse will be the prospects for the coming year. Ms. Spratlan feels con- fident in these gals and hopes future teams will produce the same type of spirit and devotion as shown by this years team. The six graduating seniors all plan to attend colleges of their choice. Wendy Holcomb plans to attend BYU and is undecided about her basketball career. Four others plan to continue basketball at these respective colleges. Dawn Owen-OlT; Laura Nelson-OCE; Jennifer Manilla-Lane; Shari Rose-U of O and Keri Riddle plans to swim instead of playing ball at OSU. is ee S aie ie Care net 2 iy? J.V. Girls Basketball The J.V. basketball team dominated the league this year. Thought to be young and inexperienced, these gals showed great ability and maturity. This team housed 3 juniors and the rest were sophomores. Showing great strength, these gals captured a first place district finish. Mr. Place was confident with these gals all season and is sure they’ll all help the program in the coming year. Freshman A Basketball The Freshman ‘‘A’’ girls basketball team had a rewarding season this year. With 11 and 5 record, this team wound up in a league tie for first place. Sheila Colmer was voted the teams most improved player, Pam Smith was the most inspirational and Trina Travess was most valuable. Coach Burke took a group of young and inexperienced players and put to- gether a first place team. She will be looking forward to seeing the girls play next year. Shari Rose shoots the hoop for the Miller varsity basketball team against Churchill. Freshman B Basketball The Freshman ‘‘B”’ girls basketball team struggled through the 1980-1981 season. The team played 16 games, and pulled off 5 victories. Team votes for outstanding players were: Most improved-Robin Anderson; Most valuable-Debbie Hagen; and most inspirational-Chris Teague. Coach Warthen felt confident with these gals and saw vast improvement through out the season. Many of these girls will be playing for the program next year. Keri Riddle goes up strong against an out- stretched Churchill defender. Shari Rose moves in close for the rebound. Jennifer Mannilla fights for the rebound in the determining game for a play-off berth. Boys basketball goes 500 on the 1980-1981 season. The boy’s varsity basketball team started the 1981 season with great en- thusiasm. The team combined efforts to win 6 out of 9 of their league openers. The second half of the season turned out to be an uphill battle for the guys. After a great first half, the team main- tained a 11 and 11 season record. The most improved player was Matt Chapman. Greg Fenn was the team captain and both Greg and Matt were selected as the outstanding seniors of the 1981 season. J.V. Basketball The junior varsity basketball team was dominated by sophomores that gained valuable experience. The team while smaller than most teams played with intensity and hustle. Many of these players will help make future varsity teams very successful. Sophomore Basketball The boys sophomore basketball team was disciplined in 1981. Due to good coaching and an outstanding team ef- fort, these guys placed second in the league standings. Showing a 14-3 league record and a 18-4 season record these sophomores proved themselves as hard workers and good potential for the future basketball program at S.H.S. Roger Savage goes up strong for two points against a surging North Bend defense. Richard Bernstien and Roger Savage close in as Kenny Edwards goes up for the boards. Freshman ‘‘A”’ Basketball The freshman “‘A’’ basketball team had a rough season this year. Winning only 9 of their 22 games. Highlights of the season were victo- ries over Cottage Grove, Creswell, Pleasant Hill and a squeaker 43-42 vic- tory over North Bend. Freshman ‘‘B’”’ Basketball The freshman ‘‘B’’ basketball team combined their efforts for a 13 and 3 season record. Outstanding games were two blow-out victories over our cross-town rivals, Thurston. Coach Olds felt good about this year’s team devotion and is sure that many of these guys will go on and help the future basketball programs at S.H.S. Bob Quick, Richard Bernstien, Ken Edwards and Greg Fenn all saw alot of action for the 1981 Miller varsity basketball team last sea- son. Kenny Edwards goes up strong in a fancy loop-tee-do lay-in, showing strong leaping ability. OTR NN N,N Girls take 6th place in state The girls swimming team had an out- standing year in 1981. They placed 4th in district behind three teams that were 3rd, 4th, and 5th at the state meet. They also placed 6th at state out of 58 teams. Keri Riddle rated best for the girls, placing 3rd in 200 I.M. and 2nd in the 100 yard breast stroke at the state meet. Kris Carter placed high in the 50 yard freestyle and the 100 yard butter- fly. Both girls swam on the 400 yard freestyle relay that placed 10th. Terry Wagoner and Jeanne Tabor placed 1st and 2nd in district diving. Both girls went to state as SHS repre- sentatives. These two girls will return next year to help a powerful swimming and diving team of next year. Keri Riddle was an outstanding three year letterman for the swim team. Here she works out at practice with a smile on her face. Blake Hastings (this years outstanding male swimmer) takes a dive as one leg in the 1981 boy’s relay team. Midas it Rea Moffit swims a strong butterfly stroke for the Springfield swimming team in 1981. 2 7 om oe f FT. Miller boys look to next year The boys swimming and diving team fared well this season. Winning 5 of 7 dual meets. The guys combined efforts to take 1st place at the December 4th relay meet and placing 2nd at the Cor- vallis Invitational. The boys team placed 2nd in district behind Cottage Grove (the present state champs). Blake Hastings was the highest qualifer for the boys team at state. He took fifth in the 100yd. breast stroke and swam on the 200yd. medley relay team. Team votes for exceptional swimmer were: Mark Reifschneider-most valuable 9th grader-Mark Duvall-most improved swimmer-Dale Wood-most versataile and Blake Hastings the most outstand- ing. The start of the medley relay was as close as they come, but Springfield usually prevailed. This years relay team did great along with the rest of the boy’s swimming team. Wrestlers send seven to state The 1981 wrestling team proved to be a great asset for S.H.S. Winning 22 out of 28 season matches these guys clinched 2nd place in district dual matches. Their only dual meet loss came to North Bend. Wrestling for all they were worth, the team places 3rd in the district meet. Bill Johnston and Rick Lynch placed high- est at district, snagging 2nd place in their respective weight classes. Seven wrestlers represented Spring- field at the state meet. They were: Bill Denny, Dave Isaacson, Bill Johnston, Rick Lynch, Ed Martin, Craig Norris, and Jim Vogt. This years team picked Jim Vogt and Ed Martin as their team captains, Dave Isaacson as the most inspirational and Bill Johnston as this years most out- standing and dedicated wrestler. The 1981 seniors had a great season and many will be able to continue wres- tling at the college levels. — Mel OT EE eter Aen ne eens, ws MT EA 130 Varsity Girls L to R-Wendy Holcomb, Kim Olin, Andrea Spross,. Dawn Owen, Shari Rose, Lora Nel- son, Jennifer Mannila, Vicki Edwards, Kerry Riddle, Kristie Smith, Coach Joan Spratlen. J.V. Girls Back Row L to R-Coach Dick Place, Soledad Deleon, Keira Morrisette, Lara Irvin, Heidi Schultz, Suzi Webb, Front Row-Evie Dicker- son, Kris Skaife, Lynette Cockburn, Marie Wilson. 9th A Girls Back row, L to R-Frankie Bax, Trina Travees, Debbie Haugen, Kathy Schlosser, Tracy Jones, Tracy Erne, Debbie Melke, Pam Smith, Shiela Comer, Micky Bridges. Front row-Karla Drake, Coach, Lori Burke. Oth B Girls Back Row, L to R-Coach, Linda Warthen, Anne Rice, Deedee Burgen, Gail Duke, Deb- bie Mielke, Robin Anderson, Jodi, Long, Tan- ya Thomas, Kris Teague, Marika Lindley, Lori Glocker, Randi Rush, Lynnette Cardwell, Tammy Tailor, Chris Mannilla. Varsity Basketball Back row: George Horton, Jerry Hybl, Bill Orsborne, Dave Kraal, Richard Bernstien, Matt Chapman, Roger Savage, Cody Hies- tand, Ray Pearson, Frank Shuffold, Coach Everitt. Front row: Tim Riles, Jon Runk, Ken Edwards, Bob Quick, Gregg Fenn. J.V. Basketball Back row: Coach Fryback, Brad Carmen, Mark Lewis, Loren Seidel, Clay Fox, Tom Orsborne, Mike Davis, Brian Jordan, John Rodewald. Bottom Row: Ted Davis, Steve Fleissner, Darren Lee, Mike Travis. Sophomore Basketball Back row: Loren Powers, Kyle Everitt, Rob Klatt, Pat Reynolds, Mike Schlosser, Mike Vahn, Kris Kalbfell, Terry Foster, Coach Burns, Front row: Reed Fenn, Shawn Davis, Troy Troftgruben, Mike Schachner, Wade Hougen, Shane Davis. Freshman ‘‘A’”’ Basketball Back Row: Doug Reed, Joe Headly, Ross Sears, Randy Nelson, Dan Sutherlin, Carl Lemmon,Scott Buckley. Bottom row: Troy Bayn, Scott Burns, Traves Medart, Pat Smith, Todd Howard, Darren Heffington. | | | 131 Wrestling Back row, L to R-Coach Bowers, Sullivan, Wade Johnson, Bill Denny, Sean Stribling, John Linton, Mike Holcomb, Tracy Windon, Dave Isaacson, Jerry Huser, Rick Lynch, Ed Martin, Bill Johnston, Craig Norris, Scott Shannon, Jon Rainy, Steve Cooper, Tony Thompson, Coach Towrey. Second Row-Jeff Miller, Rick Riley, Derrick Bateman, Joe Sulli- van, Steve Loveland, Terry Traub, Cliff Keele, Tony Windom, Kit Kesey, Kurt Summers, Greg McDonald, Rex Facer, Craig Nuse, Ken Mayfield, Steve Swartout, Robert Arndell. Front row-Steve Stearns, Paul Chapman, Sid Sullivan, Kevin Dial, Les Dial, Vince Daniels, Jom Vogt, Scott Adams, Mark Langdon, Ken Vogt, Rick Goodeve, Mike Martin, David Smith. swimming Back row, L to R- Mark Weitzel, Kristi Carter, Blake Hastings, Greg Coffelt, Koffee Harral. Second row-Mark Reifshneider, Jeff Reifsh- neider, Robb Osuna, Dale Wood, Keri Riddle, Karla Loomis, Paul Cook, Shelli Hastings, Jeff Gaskins. Third row-Tresa Smith, John Tyler, Nick Eaton, Brenda Poor, David Hanna, Dave Kurilo, Gary McAdams, Sheri Hanna, Susan Wood, Kelly Koperski, Kristi Masek, Janelle Redding. Front row, Tony Urioste, Darlene Cook, Aaron Polly, Scott Osuna, Mak Duvall, Mel Wofford, Kristie Kalbfell, Rea Moffitt, Cathy Duvall, Amy Hockett, Angel Spencer. - Boys Basketball : Varsity Varsity Basketball Boys Springfield Opponent SF. Lebanon 52 Cresent Valley 60 Roseburg 74 Roseburg 64 Cottage Grove 46 South Eugene 50 Williamette 42 Sheldon — 47 Marshfield 50 North Bend 48 Churchill 43 Thurston 54 North Eugene 40 Cottage Grove oe South Eugene 50 North’ Eugene 44 Willamette 50 Sheldon 58 Marshfield 32 North Bend 39 Churchill 49 Thurston Junior varisty JV. Boys Basketball Springfield Opponent oe _ Lebanon 48 Cresent Valley 45 ; Roseburg © Be : Roseburg 60 Cottage Grove 77 South Eugene - 64 Willamette 61 Sheldon 56 Marshfield 58 North Bend 48 Churchill 49 Thurston 43 North Eugene 18 Cottage Grove 68 South Eugene 52 North Eugene 77 Willamette 46 Sheldon 36 Marshfield 42 North Bend 55 Churchill 48 Thurston Sophomore Sophomore Springfield Opponent 45 Lebanon 61 Cresent Valley 45 Roseburg 41 Roseburg 83 Cottage Grove 66 South Eugene 38 Williamette 37 Sheldon 44 Marshfield 80 North Bend 45 Churchill 74 Thurston 54 North Eugene 68 Cottage Grove 29 South Eugene 43 North Eugene 58 Williamette 43 Sheldon 53 Marshfield 56 North Bend 56 Churchill T2 Thurston Freshman A Springfield High School Basketball-Boys Freshman A Won 9 Lost 13 Springfield Opponent 49 Corvallis 53 Willamette 44 Lebanon 58 Cottage Grove 24 Marist 31 Willamette 35 Cottage Grove 51 Marshfield 41 North Bend 61 Pleasant Hill 56 Thurston 35 Marist 58 Cottage Grove 40 Creswell HS Pleasant Hill 43 Willamette 37 Marist 44 Marshfield 43 North Bend 38 Cottage Grove 54 Creswell 44 Thurston Freshman B Freshman “‘B’’ Basketball-Boys Springfield Opponent 40 Corvallis 65 Lebanon 58 Cottage Grove 36 Thurston 65 Cottage Grove 75 North. Bend 60 Elmira 58 Thurston 85 Cottage Grove 61 Creswell oT Thurston 66 Elmira 53 Marshfield 72 North Bend 81 Cottage Grove 54 Thurston swimming Boys Boys Swimming Springfield 113 45 97 63 116 51 63 96 111 61 65 106 109 56 December 4th Relay Meet 1st 118 January 17th Corvallis Invitational 2nd ; 74 Girls Girls Swimming Springfield Opponent 106 Willamette 52 67 North Eugene 63 100 Churchill 60 106 Sheldon 57 98 South Eugene 74 66 Cottage Grove 103 101 Thurston 64 December 4th Relay Meet Ist 84 January 17th Corvallis Invitational 5th 52 Wrestling Springfield Wrestling Scores Springfield Opponent 65 Sheldon 6 ee. Lebanon 36 36 Hidden Valley 0 52 Cascade 12 30 Churchill 22 Ay Cascade 22 26 Philomath Se 49 Thurston li. 70 South Eugene 6 49 Thurston 13 57 Willamette 10 38 North Eugene 14 49 Ashland 15 43 West Albany 20 58 Cottage Grove 6 42 Corvallis 15 A Eagle Point 37 21 Sweet Home 35 31 Marshfield 28 35 Waldport 9 64 South Eugene 10 3 North Bend 51 2 Oregon City 51 36 Tillamook 27 32 Benson 28 37 Las Plumas, Calif 26 45 North Eugene 14 51 Pleasent Hill 13 ae 8- West Albany 29 133 Girls Basketball Varsity | Springfield Varsity Girls Basket- Springfield Opponent ball | ahs 42 Corvallis 25 | Springfield | Opponent 40 —— 37 | 45 Corvallis 54 22 - Cottage Grove 33 ! 61 Roseburg 43 27 Cottage Grove 29 | 52 Cottage Grove 48 13 Churchill-J. V. 43 | 34 Marshfield 43 26 Thurston 28 44 Sheldon 45 27 Marshfield 16 56 West Albany 68 42 Thurston 34 62 South Eugene 61 35 Cottage Grove 31 51 North Bend 48 30 Cottage Grove 22 | 45 Thurston 37 a4 Marshfield 8 | 55 North Eugene 52 23 Elmira, Soph. team 26 52 Willamette 41 33 Thurston 35 55 Churchill 48 49 Creswell 23 39 Cottage Grove z 50 Thurston 31 45 Sheldon 2 45 Marshfield 43 s Sa 39 South Eugene 57 e oo” 2 Freshman B 52 Thurston 56 “A” Gi | “te NOrfHllEdgene | At Fresh ‘‘A’’ Girls BBall 62 Willamette 33 afi | 54 Churchill 63 es Ba. 44 District 92 Cottage Grove 28 36 Marshfield 29 28 Junction City 30 34” South Eugene 52 23 Cottage Grove 35 | A ee So North Bend 35 | 2 ores a fe 99 Thurston 22 52 Cres ent Valley 58 x eren cn 1} 54 Oregon City 85 93 Cottage Grove 29 : ‘ 21 Cottage Grove 26 Junior Varsity 14 Elmira (JV) 46 : oS 11 Marshfield 18 J.V. Girls Basketball — 26 North Bend 22 | — = 38 Thurston 23 | Springfield Opponent 22 Lowell (JV) 48 | . 33 Thurston 18 1 20 Corvallis — 36 Win Loss | 18 Roseburg 28 oe | 45 Cottage Grove 27 23 Marshfield 25 43 Sheldon aa 33 West Albany = Sierras 32 South Eugene 30 9) 21 North Bend 30 31 Thurston 34 | 31 North Eugene 25 | 1 Willamette 0 | Sf Churchill 29 36 Cottage Grove 31 | 43 Sheldon 12 ee Marshfield 29 29 South Eugene 21 i 40 North Bend 22 | oe Thurston 20 41 North Eugene 28 1 Willamette 0 18 Churchill 16 Girls track has largest team ever The 1981 Girls Track season is defin- ately a building year for Springfield High. We have 50 girls out (the largest group ever) and 23 were freshman. Yet we are also very strong in some individ- ual events. Senior Patty Wright was a district and state contender in both re- lays and two of the sprints. We are hop- ing that she will receive a major college scholarship with OSU or the U of O. We had strong district performances from Senior Kathy Kurilo and Junior Terri Wagner in the 400 and relays, ju- nior Debbie Daley and Sophomore Dea- dra Thomas in the sprints and relays, Senior Kris Carter in the Javelin and discus, Freshman Toni Tabor, Junior Lisa Hein in the distrances, Sophomore Dawnita Mills in the long jump and Sen- ior Sandy Singhose and Junior Karen Campagna in the high jump. spring Sports (Left) Patty Wright and Debbie Dailey race for winning finish. (Above) Freshman, Tony Windom, high hurdles as Springfield High Students look on. Boys sent one representative to state The 1981 boys track team struggled through the season winning only one and tieing one of six dual meets. In the invitational they farred much better, placing 3rd at the Springfield, Thurston invitational, and 2nd at the Indian relays. Two guys on this years team excelled above the normal expectations. Bill Johnston placed 4th in district against the toughest competition in the last five years. Garth Morrisette placed 2nd in district showing great endurance in the 3,000 meter run. Garth was the only SHS representative at the 1981 state meet. he placed 3rd grabbing Spring- fields only state points. This years team was built on many young and inexperienced track and field starts to be. Next years team will be happy to recieve many of these pros- pects for a prominent 1982 season. After a state championship in 1979 jaa a) oe , e and an 2nd in 1980, we regained the ! com i championship in 1981. . MILLERS 135 Boys have slow start finish big The 1981 edition of Miller baseball started off slowly, loseing 4 of its first 7 games. But showing tremendous char- acter and courage they won 10 of their last 11 games to finish with a 13-5 re- cord for a 2nd place finish in district. Qualifying for the district playoffs the Millers defeated North Bend 6 to 1 but lost to South Eugene 7 to 4 ending a successful season. Players recieving all district recognition were Pete Acker, Daren Deadmond, Tim Riles, Greg Fenn, Greg Miller, and Bob Quick. Acker, Quick, Fenn and Ray Pearson were se- lected to the Golden Glove team for their outstanding defensive play. Pete Acker also recieved state honors by be- ing picked on the state team and play- ing in the 1981 state metro game. J.V. Baseball The J.V. baseball team strove for en- thusiasm, team confidence and mental toughness in 1981. The guys met their goals through hard work and lots of in- couragement. Housing mostly sophomores, the J.V. team placed 3rd in district with a 17-4 league record and a 17-8 season effort. Many of these young men will produce great baseball at the varsity level in 1982. Girls don’t meet year’s expectatons The varsity softball team struggled through a rough season. A 6 win, 16 loss season was not up to the expecta- tions of both players and coaches. The most inspiring game came late in the season, a 7-6 victory over cross-town rivals, Thurston. Dawn Owen was selected as the team captain and the valuable player of the 1981 season. Keri Riddle was picked as the 5AAA all district second baseman. Vicki Edwards, Dawn Owen and Ann Howard were members of the honorable mention list. With help from returning varsity play- ers and a strong J.V. team next year should be a good one for Miller softball. J.V. Softball The j.v. softball team started slow in 1981. Losing their first two league open- ers the team had to struggle to come back, and come back they did. Winning the next 5 games brought the gals right back into the league. 8 wins and 6 losses was the final re- sult of a tough played season. Winning just over 50% of their games put the team in a 4th place league finish out of 8 teams. Patty Stafford and Connie Etchison were selected most valuable players, Suzie Webb was most inspirational a nd Randi Rush was the most improved. 1981 season rebuilding year for Golf team The 1981 golf team consisted of mainly young and inexperienced play- ers. This season was basically a rebuild- ing year. Coach Hemphill stressed fundamen- tals and disciplined golf. “‘l expected an 8th place finish this year,’’ says Hem- phill, “‘and a strong 8th place is what we got.’’ With the young players gaining experience through summer play, all we can do is improve.”’ Larry Warner is the only graduating senior on the team. The rest of the guys will be play ing all summer in coach Hemphill’s summer golf program. Girls team 5AAA district champs this season The girls tennis team had a great sea- son in 1981. Their dual-meet record was 6-4-5, showing nothing of thier strength and ability. Through strict training and dicipline these girls captured the 5AAA district championship. This victory sent 5 SHS representatives to the 1981 state meet. Kristi Atkinson put forth an outstand- ing effort to capture a 4th place state finish in the singles division. In the dou- bles catagory we found both of Spring- fields top doubles teams going head to head for the first place berth. Partners Sean Gambee and Marie McCulley combined efforts to topple the favorites, Shari Rose and Karen Shelgren, for the first place state trophy. This left Shari and Karen as the second place doubles team in the state. Of these five outstanding players, Ka- ren Shelgren will be the only returning player. The 1982 team will have a good nucleus to build around. Boys get first in both singles and doubles As in past years, Bob Semon has done it again. This years tennis team pulled off an 11-4 league record and a 9-2 district record. The team dominated district play throughout the season and came through as champions in the district match. Scott Peery, an experienced state player, captured the district cham- pionship in singles play. Andy Burke and Jeff Delemarter showed strong dis- cipline and great team play to become the 1981 district champion in doubles. Scott went on to become this years singles champion at the 1981 state meet. Andy and Jeff gave it their all for a second place finish in the doubles cata- gories. Most of the 1981 tennis team will be graduating, leaving coach Seaman to throw together another state team in 1982. (Above) Rea Moffi tt follows through after serving to an opponent. (Left) Bob Ashley concentrates while putting. (Below) Jeff De- lamarter and Andy Burk practice doubles. , ; Deine Dan atin nda e ea i OE ER 138 Front Row, L to R-Colleen Heaton, Bev Smith, Annette Myett, Ann Houston, Cindy Winkler, Lee Schoonover, Deadra Thomas, Tammy Taylor, Chris Teig, Latisha Stansfield, Toni Carlisle, Kathy Williams, Susan Rech, Susy Palache. Second Row-Susan Wood, Debi Haugen, Lisa Hein, Corinne Miller, Becky Wilson, Lori Stovall, Debbie Daily, Micky Bridges, Debbie Bates, Julie Keffer, Linda Canaday, Kathy Lacy, Toni Taber, Su- san Natzel, Genee Hasek. Third Row-Shelley Breesee, Hatti Flanagan, Marika Lindley, Deedee Burgen, Dawnita Mills, Kim Lacy, Tracy Schoonover, Karla Drake, Jonette Wright, Denise Yarborough, Leann Fairchild, Julie Carter, Lisa Taylor, Evy Dickerson, Coach Ron Dove. Fourth Row-Coach Janet Weiseth, Lisa Baker, Susan Darling, Sandy Singhose, Terri Wagner, Kathy Kurilo, Kristy Carter, Patty Wright, Karen Campagna, Ann Curtis, Kathy Schlosser, Kim Sheldon, Coach Charlie Olds. Fifth Row-Coach Laurie Burke, Jeff Miller, Kent Naoh, Wally Anderson, Mike Owen, Tom Chan, Brad Carman, Scott De- leon, Brian Jordon, Steve Cooper, Doug Ulmer, John Linton, Wade Haugen, Sixth Row-Coach Kevin Heiland, Ken Harris, Jerry Huser, Tom Harris, Chris Seymore, Bill John- ston, Larry Baker, David Stevens, Dave Johnson, Sid Sullivan, David Dickerson, Mark Kadrmas, Coach Gary Williams, Seventh Row-Coach Jack Stoops, Bob Harral, Da- man Swartout, Troy Buzalski, Toni Dupret, Greg Hutson, Rohn Taylor, Matt Chapman, Randy Nelson, Brandon Tabor, Matt Ripley, Chris Quade, Jeff Wartena, Coach Roy Gray. Eighth Row-Mike King, Mark Praus, Greg Hutson, Albert Koerner, Tom Mott, Mel Hol- lister, Steve Swartout, Troy Ottoson, Larry Klatt, Curt Summers, Tony Windom. Varsity Softball Back row, L to R- Coach, Tom Roberts, man- ager, Becky Haaby, Ann Howard, Patty Staf- ford, Dawn Owen, Jeanne Smith, Vicki Ed- wards, Kim Olin, Susan Johnson, Coach, Di- nah Pflugrad. Front Row, L to R - Leila Wil- son, Lori Glockler, Lisa Deadmond, Kerry Riddle, Margo Falcon, Trina Travess, coach, Linda Warthen. J.V. Softball Back Row L to R-Randi Rush, Debbie Mielke, Connie Etchison, Christy Kalbfell, Leslie Maahs, Shelly Rowlett, Sondra Ellis, Susie Webb. Front Row-Vickie Smith, Frankie Bax, Jennifer Harris, Coach Toni Pace, Jill Cope, Becky Hanna, Anna Gardner. Varsity Baseball Back Row L to R-Tim Riles, Jerry Steinburger Daren Deadmond, Cody Hiestand,. Jerry Hybl, Greg Miller, Ray Pearson, Don Sullivan, Kyle Everitt, Front Row-Bob Quick, Greg Fenn, Dusty Johnson, Pete Acker, Ken Kor- don, Coach Jim Fryback. JV Baseball Back row, L to R-Coach Dave Gualt, Mike Schachner, Loren Powers, Darren Lee, Ross Sears, Rob Cantwell, Jeff Beyerlin, Tony Hel- frich, Mike Wooley. Front row- John Latour- ette, Reed Fenn, Robert Justis, Aaron Hel- frich, Wade Haugen, Ted Davis, Eric Sea- bright, Mike Travees. 139 140 Back row, L to R-Marie McCulley, Robi Shaw, Kristi Atkinson, Kristi Masek, Shari Rose, Sean Gambee, Heidi Schulse, Pam Back row, L to R- Coach Seaman, Jim Vogt, Mark Lewis, Rickie Pearson, Tony Franklin, Dan Sutherland, Scott Perry, Ron McChes- Granquist, Elke Schoener, Karla Loomis, Coach Vogt. Front row-Karen Hoskins, Chris Vorheis, Lynn Brinkman, Karen Shelgren, ney, Jeff Delamarter, Andy Burk, Front row- Dave Martindale, Todd Howard, Kent Atkin- son, Bob Anderson, Pete Gordon, Ken Vogt. Rea Moffitt, Angel Spencer, Kristin Bentz, Chris Brown, Lisa Peplinski. a | Tennis Baseball Boys . 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FITCH RES: 747-6287 INDEX Index A Jennifer Acker (9) 42, 43, 112, 113, 122 Peter T Acker (12) 23, 81, 118, 139 Deborah A Adams (9) 42 Scot D Adams (10) 56, 115, 132 Matthew B Adamson (11) 68 Marlene G Aden (11) 68 Andrew A Agnew (11) 68 Darwin L Alberts (12) 81, 105 Garnett G Alderman (9) 42 Shawn P Alford (9) 42 Janet M Alldridge (10) 68, 114, 115 Frank C Alverson Jr. (10) 56 Keith A Alverson (11) 68 Wayne A Alverson (12) 81, 105 Daniel A Anderson (12) 81, 111 Wallace R Anderson Jr. (12) 81, 105 Lisa A Anderson (9) 42 Robert K. Anderson (10) 56, 114, 115, 140 Robin E Anderson (9) 42, 130 John S Andreas (12) 81 Shauna L Andrus (10) 56 Mark E Anheluk (10) 56 Julie K Anstine (11) 68 Richard A Anstine (12) 81 Royd R Arch (9) 42 Robert J Arndell (Gordon) (10) 56, 132 Delisa Arstein (10) 56, 108, 112, 113 Brenda M Ashley (10) 56, 103 Robert L Ashley (10) 56, 101, 137 Kent A Atkinson (9) 42, 140 Kristi A Atkinson (12) 81, 140 Leann M Attridge (11) 68 Christopher S Ayers (11) 68, 111, 114 Angela L Ayers (9) 42, 107, 112 Carla J Babb (10) 56 Susan D Bainter (10) 56, 114 Jon M Baird (11) 68, 108 Elicia A Baker (11) 68 Larry W Baker (10) 56 Lisa A Baker (10) 56, 114 Lori M Baker (9) 42, 115 Pamela A Baker (10) 56, 114 Randy L Baker (9) 42 Todd A Baker (10) 56, 114 James Barkley 56 Dennis K Barnes (9) 42 Edward F Barnes (12) 81 Kevin R Bartlett (12) 81, 106 David G Barton (9) 42 Darla M Bash (11) 68 Derrick A Bateman (9) 42, 132 Scott A Bateman (11) 68, 108 Deborah L Bates (9) 42, 107, 115, 138 Denise E Bates (9) 42 Troy L Batson (10) 56, 108 Dereck R Bauer (10) 56, 122, 130, 139 Francisca H Bax (9) 14, 42, 119, 122, 130, 139 Mandy Bayliss 43 Troy L Bayn (9) 42, 131 John L Bealer (9) 42 Steven S Bealer (10) 56 Gary D Bebereia (10) 56 Coelene R Becker (9) 42 Donna M Bennett (11) 68 Jeff Benge 43 Lesley A Bennett (9) 42, 115 Patricia Benninger (12) 81, 105 Cathleen A Bentz (11) 68, 103, 104 Kristen L Bentz (9) 42, 140 Barbara J Berg (11) 68 Eric S Berg (10) 56, 104, 113 Patricia A Berg (9) 42, 115 Denita D Bergen (9) 42 Gregg D Bergen (12) 56 Douglas K Bernatzki (11) 68 Richard T Bernstein (12) 81, 131 Glenn F Beshears (11) 68 Marla Betz (9) 42 Jeffrey D Beyerlin (10) 56, 114, 139 Lou Ann Billings (11) 68 Jon L Bishop (11) 68 Rebecca J Blackman (11) 68, 104 Dave Blacksten (9) 42 Gerald A Blair (11) 68 Susan M Blakely (12) 81, 112 Cherie A Blanchette (9) 42 Gary Blowers (10) 56 Clifford R Boehmke (9) 115 Lonnie D Bolt (12) 81 Lisa J Bona (10) 56, 114 Susan L Bona (9) 42 Julie A Bond (11) 68 Tim Borgon 43 Curt L Bosisto (10) 56 Ronald J Bosisto (12) 81 Eddie P Bostick (9) 42 Dean Bowden (11) 68 Daniel K Bowman (12) 23, 79, 82, 101, 105; 112; 113 Melissa K Bowman (10) 56 Michelle L Bowman (12) 82 Mark A Box (9) 42 Rhonda L Boyd (9) 42, 104 Jeffrey W Boyles (10) 56 Julie L Bradford (9) 42, 107, 108 Peggy J Bradford (10) 56 Lisa M Brady (10) 56 Mark Brady (12) 82 Darin Braley 56 Denina L Braley (10) 56 Shelley J Bratton (12) 82, 115 Catherine E Brawn (11) 68, 104, 111, 114 Marilyn R Brawn (10) 56, 114 Shelli S Bresee (11) 68, 138 Jeffrey W Brew (9) 43, 112, 115 Arro W Brewer (11) 68 Darcy A Brewer (11) 68, 106, 112, 113 Jon R Bridges (9) 42 Mickie S Bridges (9) 42, 122, 130, 138 Lynn M Brinkman (12) 82, 140 Mary Briscoe 44 Lance R Brooker (9) 43, 115 Angela K Brown (9) 43, 122, 115 Christina S Brown (12) 82, 97, 140 Damon K Brown (12) 82 Lisa M Brown (11) 68 Paula R Brown (11) 68, 104 Theresa J Brown (11) 68, 97 Allen D Bryant (10) 56 Archie W Buck (9) 43 Tabetha G Buck (10) 56, 115 Hollie Buckley 44, 43 Richard S Buckley (9) 43, 115, 131 Jeffrey A Buell (9) 43, 115 Rachel L Burch (10) 56 Cory A Burden (12) 82, 114 Kathleen M Burge (10) 57 Robert W Burgett (11) 68 Cynthia L Burian (12) 82 Dana Burian (9) 43 Rhonda E Burian (10) 57 Andrew L Burk (12) 79, 82, 137, 140 Jeffrey G Burk (11) 11, 68, 97 Richard C Burleson (12) 23, 82 Scott L Burns (9) 43, 131 Yvonne M Burrus (9) 43, 112 Wendy K Burt (Schmidt) 1(10) 57 Kristine E Burtz (9) 43 James Buster (11) 68, 102, 105 Troy A Buzalsky (12) 83 C Andrea C Cagle (11) 69, 105 Linda S Cahill (9) 43, 115 Kathleen J Caldwell (9) 43, 112, 113 Gregory G Calvert (11) 69 Michael Cameron 44 Steven W Cameron (9) 43 Karen L Campagna (11) 69 Lynda M Canaday (11) 69, 108, 138 Peggy E Cannaday (10) 57, 103 Catarina M Cantrell (10) 57 Charlotte F Cantrell (9) 43 Rhonda S Cantrell (9) 43 Robert B Cantwell (9) 139 Lynnette J Cardwell (9) 43, 130 Julie A Carlisle (9) 43 Melanie A Carlisle (12) 83, 114 Toni A Carlisle (10) 57, 138 Mary F Carlson (9) 43 Bradley D Carman (10) 57, 109, 131 Mark E Carney (9) 43 Tamara K Carper (9) 43 Thomas L Carroll (11) 69, 105 Diane K Carson (9) 43, 122 Julie D Carter (10) 57, 114, 122, 138 Kristi L Carter (12) 13, 22, 79, 83, 101, 119, 122, 109; 132 Rene R Cason (10) 57 Sheila A Cassidy (10) 57 Douglas D Chambers (11) 69 Thomas K Chan (10) 56, 114 Janice C Chance (10) 57 Dayel A Chapman (11) 69, 112 MaDonna S Chapman (10) 57, 112 Matthew G Chapman (12) 79, 83, 101, 108, 109, 131 Paul A Chapman (10) 57, 108, 132 Carrie L Charley (11) 69 Carole A Chase (10) 57 Ted R Chavarria (9) 43 Barbara M Cheney (10) 57 Jimmy R Chenoweth (11) 69, 114 Julie Chestnut 44 Todd A Childrey (11) 114 Julie Chestnut 44 Todd A Childrey (11) 114 Alice F Christianson (11) 69 Kurt A Clark (9) 43 Mathew K Clark (9) 43 Tonya Clark 57 Michelle Clausen 57 Francis S Clement (9) 43, 108 Annette M Clinton (10) 57 Lenette L Cockburn (10) 57 Greg A Coffelt (12) 83, 105, 132 Donna E Coffin (9) 44 Lisa J. Cogburn (11) 14, 69, 106, 108, 112 Jon D Cole (11) 69 Laura L Cole (9) 44 Vivian F Cole (9) 44 Jeff Coleman (10) 57 Mark R Collingwood (10) 57 Micheal Collins 45 Greg D Coloma (11) 69 Sheila M Comer (9) 44, 130 Robert J Conrad (10) 57, 112, 113 Darlene J Cook (12) 83, 114, 132 Michael H Cook (10) 57 Paul H Cook (10) 57, 132 Catherine M Coontz (12) 83, 105 Douglas J Coontz (11) 69 Adam P Cooper (12) 106 Gina A Cooper (10) 57, 112 Steven W Cooper (10) 57, 114, 132 Jill M Cope (10) 57, 139 Dana S Copeland (10) 57 Daniel V Correll (11) 114 Deborah A Corrion (10) 57, 114 Steve Cosgrove 58 Ronald A Courtney (9) 44 Robin L Couturier (9) 44 Jebrinna Cox (12) 83 Michael G Cox (11) 78 Kimberley K Crabb (9) 44, 112 Jim C Crabtree (11) 69 Mark L Crandall (12) 96, 101, 105 Trina L Crandall (11) 67, 69, 97 Colleen A Cristensen (11) 68 Kelly Cromwell 58 Dana E Cross (9) 44 Darren Cross (11) 69, 114 Doyle G Crownover Jr. (10) 58 Rose D Crownover (11) 112 Kevin D Cruickshank (9) 44 Donald A Cummings (12) 83, 105 Ann M Curtis (10) 58, 108, 122 Robert W Curtis (12) 83 D Danna Dage 45 Dawn Dahl (10) 58 Eric T Dahlin (11) 69, 101 Debra M Dalley (11) 69, 114, 135, 138 Debera L Daniels (9) 44 Jane K Daniels (12) 83 Vincent W Daniels (9) 44, 132 Walter M. Daniels (9) 44 Laura L Danielson (10) 58 Linda J Daniluk (9) 44 Susan R Darling (10) 58, 114 David J Darr (11) 69 Timothy D Davee (12) 83 Lisa A Davenport (10) 112 Michael D Davenport (9) 44 Danny E Davenport (11) 69 Laura Davis 58 Joseph F Davis (12) 83, 105 Matthew D Davis (11) 69, 114 Michael S Davis (11) 69, 131 Rose M Davis (12) 84 Shane R Davis (10) 58, 131 Theodore A Davis (10) 58, 131 Daren S Deadmond (12) 13, 14, 84, 112, 113, 139 Lisa D Deadmond (10) 58, 113, 139 Rick Deek 58 Pepper M Deen (12) 84 Terry E Deen (9) 44 Noelle A Deger (11) 69, 114 Jeffrey D Delamarter (12) 84, 137, 140 Terry M Delamarter (9) 44, 112 Scott L Deleon (11) 69 Soledad | Deleon (10) 55, 58, 101, 107, 112, 122, 130 Diane L Denning (12) 84, 112 Donald B Denning (9) 44 Bill D Denny (12) 132 Bobbie R Dent (11) 70, 112 Mark Derho 45 Brian S Dewitt (10) 58 Kevin J Dial (11) 70, 114, 132 Leslie W Dial (9) 44, 132 David S Dickerson (9) 44, 115 Evelyn M Dickerson (10) 50, 130, 138 Donna M. Dietrich (9) 44 Timmothy L Dillon (12) 84 Christine A Dingman (9) 44, 115 Pamela S Divers (11) 70, 103 Randy J Dix (Mahon) (10) 58 Patti L Dix (10) 97 Susan M Smochowsky (12) 84 Michael D Dollarhide (11) 70 Brenda Doorn (10) 58 Jeff M Dorman (11) 70 Karen S Drake (11) 70, 106 Karla J Drake (9) 44, 130, 138 Richard Dubois (58) Robert Dubois 58 Gail A Duke (9) 44, 130 David J Duncan (12) 84, 101 Anthony L Dupret (11) 70 Stanley J Dupret (11) 70 Loretta E Duval (12) 84 Kathleen Duvall (10) 58, 132 Mark R Duvall (9) 44, 132 Wally F Eason (9) 44 Duwane Eaton (11) 70 Nick E Eaton (12) 96, 132 Kris A Ecker (11) 70, 112 Denise L Edenso (12) 105 Kenneth D Edwards (11) 131 Vicki J Edwards (11) 70, 97, 122, 130, 139 Patricia J Eggers (11) 70 John M Egli (9) 44 Rebecca S Egli (11) 70, 112, 113 Leslie S Eick (12) 84, 104, 112, 113 Timothy A Ellenberger (9) 45 Tammy Ellsworth 58 Shelley R Englund (12) 84, 13, 104, 106, 114 Hope A Erickson (10) 58, 113 Shawn D Erickson (10) 58 Tina M Erne (10) 78, 104, 115 Tracy L Erne (9) 45, 115, 119, 122, 130 Irene D Estrella (11) 70 Connie D Etchison (10) 58, 139 Kyle J Everitt (10) 58, 131, 139 Susan Evey (11) 70 Mark E Exe (10) 58 iE Rex L Facer Il (9) 45, 115, 132 Lee A Fairchild (9) 45, 107, 112, 138 Margo Falcon (9) 70, 139 Lena A Falconer-Roles (9) 45 Sheila Fanter (10) 58 Judy A Farley (11) 70 Saran E Farley (11) 70 William C Farmer (11) 70 Larry D Farris (11) 70, 112 Gregory D Fenn (12) 13, 23, 85, 131, 139 Reed Fenn (10) 58, 131, 139 Philip Fenter (11) 70 Vincent C Ferguson (10) 55, 58, 101, 115 Lisa R Fertick (9) 45, 112 Cynthia G Fitch (9) 45 Amy Flagg 59 Hatti M Flanagan (11) 70, 106, 108, 138 Elizabeth | Flack (11) 70 Anthony R Fletcher (10) 59, 13 Deborah K Floyd (11) 70 Linda J Floyd (10) 59 Anna Foltz 59 Ralph H Forcum (11) 70 Cindy K Ford (11) 70 Gary P Forge (9) 45 Jon C Forge (12) 21, 79, 85, 101, 106, 112,113 Darren C Foss (9) 45, 115 Tarry L Foster (10) 59, 131 Michael D Foulke (12) 102 Clay A Fox (11) 70, 131 Johnnie S Fox (9) 45 Missie Fox 45 Tony R Franklin (12) 45, 140 Jeffrey S Freeman (12) 85, 105 Joshua M Freeman (10) 59, 111, 103, 104, 114 Brenda D Fritz (12) 85 G Kelly J Gallinger (10) 59 Sean Gambee (11) 70, 22, 115, 140 Craig W Gardiepy (9) 45 Kimberly D Gardiepy (9) 45 Anna M Garnder (10) 59, 139 Richard Gardner 46 Sherry L Garrelts (9) 45, 112 William J Garrelts (10) 59 Jeffrey S Gaskins (10) 59, 70, 132 Jeffrey S Gates (10) 59 Lawrence J Gathright (11) 70 Jacqueline George (10) 59, 103 Tammy J George (9) 45 Robert A Gering (11) 70 Brad A Gerrard (10) 59, 114 Kristin A Geuy (9) 45, 104 Dina R Gibson (10) 59 Shawn T Giffen (10) 59 Colt J Gill (9) 45, 108 Andrea L Gillette (9) 45 Kim Gillock 59 Jeffrey S Gimby (9) 45, 115 Lori K Glockler (9) 45, 122, 130, 139 Jonna Goad (12) 85, 97, 114 Kathie Goodeve (11) 70 Richard A Goodeve (10) 59, 132 Fiona M Gordon (10) 59 Heidi A Gordon (12) 85, 112, 122 June M Gordon (11) 70 Peter S Gordon (9) 45, 115, 140 Mark W Goschee (10) 59, 108 Rhonda L Graeff (11) 71, 114 Jill | Granquist (10) 59, 112, 113, 114 Pamela J Granquist (9) 45, 115, 122, 140 Shane A Gransbury (9) 45 Michael S Graves (9) 45, 115 Darren W Green (9) 45 Dawn M Green (11) 71 Kenneth M Green (10) 55 Michael A Green (12) 85, 101 Kathryn J Gresser (12) 85 Paul D Grimes (9) 45, 115 Dana M Gubrud (12) 85 Matthew W Gubrud (10) 59 Kevin J Guderjahn (9) 103 Darcy A Gustafson (11) 71, 105 Donnie A Gustafson (9) 45 Julie Gwin (12) 85 H Faye M Haaby (10) 59 Rebecca M Haaby (10) 59, 139 Tammy J Haag (12) 85 Deborah K Hagen (9) 45, 115, 122, 130 Cindy C Hagues (10) 59 Cheryl A Hale (12) 86 Elizabeth A Hallock (9) 45 Ruth K Hallock (10) 59, 112 Tawnya Hamilton 46 Michael L Hammond (10) 59 Phil D Handsaker (12) 5 Christine A Hanes (10) 59, 97 Angela R Hanna (10) 59 David D Hanna (11) 132 Margaret L Hanna (11) 71, 115 Rebecca S Hanna (9) 45, 122, 139 Sherri F Hanna (12) 114, 132 Brian M Hansen (9) 45 Roger E Hanson (10) 59 Tamara J Hanson (11) 71, 115 Shona M Hardenbrook (9) 45 Megan Harold (9) 45 Tammie L Harold (10) 59, 107, 108 Willard N Harper Jr. (10) 59 Koffe L Harral (11) 71, 132 Robert T Harral (10) 59 Ann M Harris (9) 46 Brian R Harris (9) 46 David J Harris (10) 59 Jeffrey C Harris (10) 59 Jennifer D Harris (10) 60, 139 Jerry R Harris (10) 60, 112 Joseph C Harris (9) 46 Ken J Harris (11) 114 Laura A Harris (9) 46, 47, 115 Linda E Harris (12) 86 Lisa M Harris (11) 97 Perri Hartwick (12) 86, 113, 114 Genee L Hasek (9) 46, 112, 115, 138 Blake R Hastings (11) 101, 122 Shelli L Hastings (9) 46, 115, 132 Chrisanthi M Hatzantonis (10) 60, 107, 12 Katina E Hatzantonis (12) 86 Wade C Haugen (10) 60, 113 Anthony V Hawk (10) 60 Frank W Haworth (9) 46 Gregory P Haxby (12) 86 Annette K Hayes-Myott (10) 66 Dee A Hazord (9) 46 Robert P Hazel (12) 86 Joseph W Headlee (9) 46, 131 Colleen Heaton (11) 138 Donnie R Hedlind (11) 105 Dana Heffington (9) 46, 115 Darrin J Heffington (9) 46, 131 David P Hein (9) 46 Lisa A Hein (11) 138 Eric L Heinsoo (9) 46, 114 Robert Heinsoo (11) 71, 97 Aaron D Helfrich (9) 46, 139 Anthony J Helfrich (10) 60, 139 Terri R Hermann (9) 46 Manuel R Hernandez (10) 60 Trina Hernandez (12) 105 Mike R Herr (10) 60 Ellen P Herrera (11) 112, 113 Kathleen M Herrera (9) 46, 112 Amy L Hershfelt (9) 46, 115 Chris S Hershfelt (12) 86 William D Hervey (12) 86 Brian L Hibma (9) 46 Cody A Hiestand (12) 21, 86, 108, 131, 139 Helen L High (10) 66 Diana K Hill (10) 60 George E Hill (11) 13 John M Hill (9) 46 Sandi L Hinkle (9) 46, 13, 115 Beth A Hinman (11) 108 Susan R Hinman (12) 86 Twyla Hixon 60 Amy M Hockett (10) 60, 132 Index Michael J Holcomb (10) 60, 13, 132 Wendy J Holcomb (12) 13, 86, 109, 119, 122, 130 John D Holcombe (9) 46 Melvin M Hollister Jr. (9) 46, 53, 101 Molly M Hollister (11) 112 James A Honer (10) 60 Cavanall E Hoover (9) 46, 115 Tami L Hoover (9) 46 Cynthia M Hopkins (11) 112, 113 Michelle M Horan-Carter (9) 46 Judith Hopkins 60 George D Horton (12) 86, 131 Karen K Hoskins (12) 86, 106, 114, 140 Heidi Houk 47 Tamaris | Houser (10) 60 Ann E Houston (10) 60, 111, 114, 138 Ann E Howard (9) 46, 131, 140 Brad R Hubbard (11) 72 Tammy L Hubbard (11) 72 Rebecca J Huff (10) 60 Jason C Hulti (10) 60 Michael A Hulti (9) 46 Diane Humphrey 72 Sandra D Humphrey (11) 72 Denise K Humphries (10) 60, 115 Kristi G Hunt (10) 60, 114 Warren Hunt 86 Roger D Hunter (10) 60 Tina M Hunter (9) 53 Jerry R Huser (12) 86, 132 Kristine J Hutchins (10) 60 Greg L Hutson (10) 60 Jerry J Hybl (12) 86, 131, 139 Gilbert lahn 60 Jody Inman 60 Shelley Inman 87 Lora D Irvin (10) 60, 104, 114, 122, 130 David Isaacson (12) 86, 112, 113, 132 Rick A Iverson (12) 96, 112, 113 J Danielle M Jackson (11) 72 Denise M Jackson (11) 72, 114 Terry L Jackson (11) 72 Robert L Jacobson (11) 72 Shelly R Jacobson (11) 72 Karla D Janecek (11) 72 Christine A Janoushek (9) 46, 115 Teresa L Jellum (12) 101, 102, 87, 106, 108, 112 Sandy Jenema 47 Dale A Jenison (10) 60 Lee Ann Jesson 60 Larissa K Jessop (12) 87, 111, 113, 114 Darlene L Johns (9) 46, 115 Betti M Johnson (9) 46 Carri L Johnson (12) 112 Christmas C Johnson (10) 60 Carrie Johnson 87 Clarence W Johnson (9) 46 Craig A Johnson (10) 60 David K Johnson (12) 87, 114 Deneen L Johnson (12) 13, 23, 87, 79, 97, 106, 108, 109, 114, 101, 122 Dustin K Johnson (12) 14, 87, 97, 139 Fern M Johnson (11) 114 Jerry W Johnson (10) 60, 103 Joann M Johnson (9) 46 Larae A Johnson (11) 72, 107 Lorraine P Johnson (9) 46 Sharie L Johnson (11) 72 Sonja L Johnson (9) 46, 108 Susan L Johnson (12) 87, 108, 112, 113, 139 Susan M Johnson (11) 72, 112 Wade A Johnson (10) 60, 132 Wade R Johnson (10) 60 Brenda L Johnston (11) 72 William D Johnston (12) 132 Coleen E Jones (11) 72 Lisa M Jones (11) 72, 104 Mitch Jones 72 Tracy J Jones (9) 46, 107, 122, 130 Brian H Jordon (10) 114, 131 Beverly L Jorgensen (11) 72, 104 Miles G Joseph (12) 87 Robert S Justis (9) 47, 139 K Mark D Kadrmas (12) 87 Mara L Kaehn (11) 72, 108, 113, 114 Christine E Kalbfell (10) 47, 113, 114, 122, 132,139 Christopher J Kalbfell (10) 131 Robert Kantwell 48 Jack A Karn (11) 72 Brad A Kays (12) 87, 105 lla M Kays (10) 72 Dan Kanzanback 48 Brian Keele (12) 87 Clifford A Keele (9) 47, 103, 132 Caroline C Keen (10) 61, 114, 115 Lori J Keep (9) 47 Deborah L Keefer (12) 21, 88, 97, 108, 112 Julie A Keffer (9) 47, 107, 138 Bryan H Kelly (9) 47 Steven Kelly (10) 61 Deborah A Kelso (12) 88 Duane V Kelson Jr. (9) 47 Terri L Kelty (11) 72, 97 Sean W Kerry (10) 61 Kit J Kesey (10) 12, 61, 132 Carla F Key (10) 61, 115 Paula G Key (10) 61, 115 Lisa G Khodabandehloo (9) 47 Jamie C Kimble (9) 47 Debora M Kime (10) 61 Mike King (12) 79, 88, 101, 104, 112, 113 Traci J King (11) 72 Brian C Kivela (9) 47, 112 Scott A Kivela (12) 88 Larry R Klatt (11) 72 Robert L Klatt (10) 61, 131 Robert N Knight (9) 47, 115 Tina M Knight (9) 47, 122 Mike Koch 72 Susan P Koch (10) 61 Albert K Koerner (11) 72 Karl G Koerner (12) 96 Kelly E Koperski (12) 88, 132 Kenn L Kordon (11) 72, 112, 114, 139 Kristin M Kordon (10) 61, 112, 113 Lisa D Kowalewski (12) 88, 112, 113 David L Kraal (12) 79, 88, 131 Terry A Kraal (9) 47, 115 Mari E Kruger (11) 72, 114 David S Kurilo (10) 55, 61, 101, 114, 132 Kathy A Kurilo (12) 79, 88, 101, 106, 112, 113 L Debra K Lacock (10) 61, 107 Kathleen M Lacy (11) 72, 105, 138 Kimberly M Lacy (10) 61, 138 Thomas A Lameres (9) 47 Mark E Langdon (11) 72, 132 Lisa J Lanini (9) 47 John R Latourette (9) 139 Eileen M Lauer (12) 88 Wanda K Lawrence (9) 47 John Layton 72 Max A Leber (11) 73 Brian Lee 88 Darren E Lee (10) 12, 61, 109, 131, 139 Albert P Lehman (9) 47 Diane M Leighton (10) 61, 112, 113 Carl A Lemmon (9) 47, 131 Duane Lemmon-Long (10) 61 Norma Leutschaft (11) 73, 1 Tony Lepape 48 Norma A Leutschaft (11) 73, 103, 112, 113, 122 Angela M Lewis (9) 47, 112 Mark D Lewis (11) 73, 112, 113, 131, 140 Mark E Lewis (12) 88, 108 June M Liabraaten (11) 113 Richard M Liabraaten (12) 88 149 Index Laura A Liberatore (11) 73, 67, 101, 106, Lit2eeaits Lori A Lillegren (11) 73 James L Linch (9) 47 Marika D Lindley (9) 53, 130, 138 James F Linton (10) 61, 111, 114 John A Linton (12) 132 Laura J Linton (10) 61 Gary K Liverakos (11) 104 Dana C Lommen (9) 47 Layne D Lommen (11) 73, 104, 103, 111, 114 Jodi A Long (9) 47, 130 Donald A Loomis (10) 61 Karla L Loomis (10) 61, 114, 132, 140 Tracy A Loop (10) 61 Stever Loveland 48, 132 Karla N Luke (9) 47, 115 Monty C Luke (10) 61 Dennis C Lynch (10) 61 Richard B Lynch (11) 73, 132 Stanley D Lynch (11) 73 Tamara J Lynch (9) 47 Leslie K Maahs (10) 61, 139 Frank F Mach (9) 48 Jody R Mack (11) 73 Norma L Mackey (10) 61, 103 Carla Madden 61 Donna J Madrid (11) 73, 102 Leslie G Madsen (11) 73 Gary T Maish (10) 66 Christopher J Maitlen (9) 48, 112 Pamela R Manasco (10) 62 Christine A Mannila (9) 48, 130 Jennifer L Mannila (12) 88, 130 Heidi A Markworth (11) 73, 112 Kim Marris 73 Daniel L Marshall (10) 62, 115 David J Marshall (11) 73 Charles R Martichuski (9) 48 Barry W Martin (12) 73 Jefferey M Martin (10) 62, 115 Jennifer K Martin (9) 48 Lawrence E Martin (12) 88, 132 Michael L Martin (9) 48, 132 Robert E Martin (12) 88, 105 Todd D Martin (9) 48 David M Martindale (10) 140 David Martinez (11) 73 Kristi J Masek (10) 62, 101, 132, 140 Todd A Matson (11) 73, 103, 104 Darin L Matthews (12) 89 Gina D Matthews (11) 73 William M Matthews (11) 73, 114 Melissa A Mayes (9) 49 Denneth R Mayfield (11) 73, 132 Lisa C McAdam (10) 62, 114 Donn M McAdams (11) 73, 120 Gary W McAdams (12) 89, 132 Russell A McAdams (10) 62 Dan McBee 62 Sara A McBride (11) 73 Peggy S McCay (12) 89, 97, 112 Spike L McCay (10) 62 Debbie McKay 49 Ronald S McChesney (12) 89, 113, 114, 140 Vali C McCormick (11) 73, 112, 114 Marie G McCulley (12) 89, 112, 113, 140 Gregory D McDonald (11) 73, 132 Lori A McFadden (9) 53, 107 William D McGill (10) 62 Gina M McGillvrey (11) 73 Tony McGillverey 89 Jolene R McMeans (11) 73, 97, 112 Michael G McMurray (9) 48 Rishain D McMurrian (9) 48 Shane R Meade (10) 62, 103 Travis L Medart (9) 49, 131 Ted G Medford (10) 62 Patrick J Mellott (12) 89 Cindi K Melton (10) 52 Andrew B Menlow (10) 62 Timothy A Meyer (10) 62, 115 Deborah K Mielke (9) 48, 112, 130, 139 Dena M Mike (11) 73, 114 Corinne L Miller (11) 13, 67, 73, 101, 106, 108, 109, 120, 138 Curtis D Miller (12) 89 Gregory S Miller (12) 89, 139 Jeffery W Miller (12) 89, 106, 132 Karen M Miller (10) 62 Ken Miller 73 Shawn G Miller (9) 48 Thomas E Miller (10) 62 Dawnita K Mills 13, 62, 103, 138 Gerald S Mills (12) 89, 103 Mike Mills 73 Pamela H Mills (10) 62, 112 Patrick D Mills (9) 48 Shawn E Mills (9) 49, 115 Shelly R Mills (11) 73 Tamara S Mills (9) 52 Paul Mima 62 Dana S Monor (9( 48 Richard H Minor (11) 73, 102 Denise J Mitchell (10) 62, 115 Ramona J Mitchell (9) 48 Robert Mitchell 49 Wayne Mitchelle 49 Rea E Moffitt (10) 62, 128, 132, 137, 140 Deanna J Montgomery (12) 89 Ross A Montgomery (9) 115 Danny D Moore (11) 73 Kimberly A Moore (Forman) (9) 113 Mark Moore 62 Jonathan C Morgan (9) 48, 115 Rick L Morgan (10) 62 Lucile C Morphew (11) 74 Michelle Morris (9) 48 Kimberly S Morris (11) 74 Garth M Morrisette (11) 16, 101, 109, 110, 114, 120 Keira L Morrisette (10) 62, 107, 109, 112, 130 Jeff L Morrison (11) 74 Thomas D Mott (11) 74 David P Mumm (11) 74 David E Munhollon (10) 62, 115 Kathryn M Murphy (11) 74 Richard D Murphy (10) 62 Beverly A Myers (9) 48 Kristopher L Myers (9) 48 Stacy L Myers (11) 74 Kimberly A Nagy (9) 48, 112 Susan G Natzel (9) 48, 112, 138 Lisa G Neely (9) 48, 115 Kathie A Neet (10) 62 Mark M Neill (9) 48 Merrick L Neill (9) 49 Michael L Neill (12) 89 Catherine A Neiswonger (10) 63 Lora L Nelson (12) 89, 130 Randy E Nelson (9) 49, 101, 131 Kristen K Ness (11) 74, 97 Lori J Netherton (11) 74, 122 Keith M Newman (10) 63 Roberta Newingham 50 Sandra L Newton (10) 63, 103 Hue Nguyen (10) 63 Quang V Nguyen (9) 49 Ty V Nguyen (10) 63 Jay Nickelson (9) 49, 115 Kenneth L Nickelson (11) 74, 114 Barbara J Nielsen (11) 74 114 Marc E Nielsen (12) 90 Phillip W Nielsen (10) 63, 112 Paul G Nixon (10) 63, 114 Kent M Noah (11) 74 Julie M Noble (9) 49 Christine D Nokleby (12) 40, 119, 122 Deeana M Nordeen (11) 74 Craig A Norris (11) 74, 114, 132 Linn M Noteboon (11) 74, 105 Bradley A Nuse (12) 63, 105, 114 Craig L Nuse (10) 63, 132 David M Nuse (9) 115 Kimberly S Nylen (11) 74 O Laura E O'Leary (10) 63, 108 Nona M Oare (10) 63 Karl L Oberg (9) 49 Lisa E Odneal (11) 74 Trina A Oldham (9) 49 Kimberly J Olin-Varley (11) 74, 132, 139 Bobby R Ollar (12) 90, 106, 108, 113, 114 Forrest W Olson (9) 49 Julie K Opager (11) 74, 97, 112 Thomas A Opdyke (12) 90 Shane Ore (12) 114 Thomos Orsborn (11) 131 William E Orsborn (12) 90, 131 Stephanie R Osborne (10) 63, 112, 114 Robb M Osuna (9) 49, 132 Scott B Osuna (11) 74, 108, 132 Devon N Ott (9) 49 Troy L Ottosen (9) 49 Kevin R Overton (10) 63 Vickie L Overton (12) 90 Darla R Owen (10) 63 Dawn Owen (12) 13, 90, 122, 130, 139 Bruce P Owings (10) 63 p Steven G Palanuk (12) 90 Michael L Palermo (10) 63 Eric A Palmer (10) 63 Phyllis L Parham (10) 63 Shannon Parker (11) 74, 112 Denise A Parks (12) 90 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