Umatilla High School - Viking Saga Yearbook (Umatilla, OR)

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A NEW SUPH2 i lQIllHQ!!! Lira 1, ' gif! .il fs ' au I , A ' Nc I K : Q V w i 4 . Q , ef? I , A fe ... - Q I A. P . Q 'Ia' COMEDY LEISURE TABLE OF CONTENTS ......... PG, FALL .................. ...4 WINTER... ....l6 SPRING ...... .... 3 2 STUDENTS .... ... 48 ENTERTAINMENT Yes, '75 and '76 have been the years ofthe SUPER THRILLERS, a new style in movies. Well, U.I-I.S. has a new style, too!! In order to accommodate us all, new students and old, we've scurried around trying all our new ideas. Our knight in shining armor, Mr. Carlson, saves us each time from the J AWS of desperation. At the beginning of the year, with new students pouring in, our locker room became a VOLCANO ready to erupt at any moment. The day was saved when new lockers arrived, fonly a FEW days late! !J and our locker room was arranged to hold them. U.I-I.S. also started the noontime activities this year, and the gym has been shaking as if in an EARTI'lQUAKE ever since. Yet another source of entertainment is our halls, which with our new students, is no longer just a runway, but an AIRPORT.,' The new students, and even the veterans, go through jostling, kicking, prodding, and shoving in the cattle chute we call our hall . But in spite of this, U.I-I.S. is OUR school!! fThough, like most kids, we'd rather it was a MTOWERING INFERNOH! U And now, there's a new super thriller!!! It has everything you always wantedfsuspense, terror, romance, the thrill of victory, and the agony of defeat! So come and journey with us through ...... TI-I E VIKING SAGA! ! !! 2

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David Arie Vanderhorst was born .at Ely Nevada in the year 1919 on Oct. 13. His family moved to several different towns in Illinois, and finally settled down in Jacksonville. His father provided for the family as a minister in jacksonville. After Mr. Vanderhorst's graduation from Jacksonville High School, he joined the Navy. The highlight of his Navy experiences was being present when Pearl Harbor was bombed. His Navy years passed, he went home to enter college. New Year's Eve of 1945 was a very important time for Mr. Vanderhorst. lt not only meant the beginning of a new year, but also ofa new life style. It had all began on a blind date with Joy Mc1rath.1t was a date in which brothers, sisters, and friends were present. Six weeks later though, they were married. emembremce In the next three years Mr. Vanderhorst attended school in the summer as well as spring and fall. He went to Washington University Jil AQ' 'fm' in St. Louis while his wife worked at the St. Louis Post Dispatch. Looking for employment as a Jr. High teacher in 1949, he applied for a position at Umatilla. He landed the job and he and his wife came to live at Umatilla. During the teaching of the seventh grade, he completed his Master's Degree at the University of Oregon. Four years of teaching led him to the position of principal of the Grade School. Next, he became superintendent and remained there until 1971, when he retired. We would especially like to dedicate this page to Mr. David Vanderhorst, who we will remember with great respect and integrity.

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