Stanfield High School - Tiger Yearbook (Stanfield, OR)

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SHS Band I ?ft to right: Miss Sherer (advisor), Valerie Smith, Denise Moore, Shelly Zabransky, Sonny Rider, Lance Rider, Ken Dlckason, Ralph Duke, Debbie Cobb, Deanna Coombes, Tim Hoskins, Ann Fowler, Cris Snyder, Susie Lemmon, Kathy Morris, Cindy Cluckie, CIndee St. John, Roxi Newland, Leslie Poffenbarger. And the beat goes on. One more time.

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Bengal Staff Left to right: Dan Lemmon, Tracy Duke, Marla Mills, Ted Waters, Connie Bridge, Greg Gabriel, Kellie Porter, Alton Netherda, Mr. English (advisor), Ken Dickason, Sam Huxoll, Judy Corey, Mike Keltz, Joey Beith, Cheryl Bartley. The 1972-1972 journalism class concentrated on a publication that would have real interest appeal to the students at SHS. Twenty copies of the Bengal were published on schedule. Students and teachers looked forward to each successive publication with more than the usual anticipation. Fourteen students made up the staff. Most of them learned to type stencils, cut ads, and run the copy machine, in addition to mastering the basic journalistic skills.

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Chorus Back row: Bill Brant, David Fisher, Brad Emerson, Greg Gabriel. Middle row: Rose Powell, Debbie Tompkins, Deanna Coombes, Leslie Poffenbarger, Susie Lemmon, Terry Myers, Theresa Wade, Kathy Morris. Front row: Denise Lemmon, Joan Waters, Barb Hudson, Chris Sherer (Director), Ann Fowler, Debbie Prock, Tracy Dlckason, Nancy Olney. From the beginning to the end, the Music Dept, has experienced an exciting year. During football season, the band and drill team featured a halftime show honoring our Homecoming Queen and her court. Later in November we presented a Fall Concert starring both instrumental and vocal. This was followed shortly by the Christmas Season, with a tree decorating party and our home-style Yule Tide Concert. April 13, a Friday no less, our choir braved the unlucky number to participate In the small schools Choir Festival where, in individual choir, we rated third. April 23, on the road early, our band combined with Echo's band to give a joint concert the same evening. May 17-19 took three of our students down to MUSIC IN MAY, a festival that selected talented high school students, numbering close to 1000, working together under top directors to present a true musical experience for all. Those chosen to represent our school were Crls Snyder, from band, and Deanna Coombes and Joan Waters, both from choir. Our year ended with the choir singing for baccalaureate and our band playing at graduation.