Thurston High School - Yearling Yearbook (Springfield, OR)

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ce Just passes through’ Juniors, sophomores and fresh- men, on the other hand will have mixed memories. They will have memories of faded walls, cracked ceilings etc., as they look forward to newly painted walls, new ceilings and many other new things in the new school. This was the last year for running out to the park for a quick illegal smoke between classes, eating lunch at Coney King or eating in the park or visiting Dan Purvis’ or Barrett’s The four years you have spent or will spend in high school are ones that will have to include the memo- ries of this school good or bad, when you look back on the years you have spent Just Passing Through here. Seniors may remember their four years Just Passing Through with mixed feelings. They saw a non win- ning football season, a not so good basketball season, and a close call with Carroll at the sectional game, along with Mike Sickafoose named to the All Star Basketball team. At last, we should leave this high | school keeping in mind the years or year we spent here Just Passing Through. FOR DAYS AFTER the assembly, Sunshine Express was talked about by the student body. VIC THE BULLDOG, senior Mark Lee, puts on one of his many goofy stunts at the bas- ketball games.

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SOPHOMORE, LAURIE MCILVEEN shows off the cheerleading uniforms from 1951. VIC THE BULLDOG, senior Mark Lee, imi- tates senior Tom Fox as Tom directs the band during halftime of a football game. ALL THE TROPHIES won in the 40 years of our gym’s history were displayed at the gym’s closing ceremony. Opening — 3

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Zz AFTER THEIR VISIT to Mrs. Jean Parrish’s 44 Journalism class, Roger Morgan and Bobby = Knight talk to senior, Mark Hellinger. DURING THE HOMECOMING pep session Senior Mike Davis, escorts 1976’s homecom- ing queen Shelly Lash. “CINDERBULL”, MRS. JUNE Holt, helped the women faculty put on their version of Cin- derella at the sectional pep session. Opening — 5