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

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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

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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.

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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.