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

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O K Concert Choir all together now ' - Above-One of the surprise numbers at the Winter Concert by the band was, Happy Birthday to Junior Mike Nelson on his 17th Birthday. Left-The Jazz Choir putting their hearts and lungs into it. Band: Front Row: Brooke Skoubo, Gerry Elizares, Traci Sunday, Fran Hopkins, Dusti Fink, April Derbyshire. Middle Row: Miss Lorraine Albert advisor, Heidi Skoubo, Lisa Estrella, Larissa Wetterling, Bonnie Calkins, Cheryl Richardson, Jay Gibson. Back Ftow: Danny Brannon, Jeff Blades, Mike Nelson. A X r

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different note The music department is playing a new song this year, thanks to a face at UHS. That person is Miss Lorraine Albert, di- rector ot both band and choir. When asked how the music department has im- proved this year, April Derbyshire said, Everyone works together this year. And it makes us feel good that people think we sound better. lt's attitudes like this these that make our music department the best. Music is truly on a higher note. ci? l Jazz Choir-Bottom: Vikki Parker, Lisa Warr, Shannon Shoubo, Mike vNelson, Bonnie Calkins, Robert Holden, Cheryl Richardson, Traci Prindle, Miss Lorraine Albert advisor. Top: Tina Prindle, Melissa Orr, Angie Thompson, Bry Dunkle, Catherine Perkins, Teresa Alvarado. Concert Choir-Front: Catherine Perkins, Tina Prindle, Erin Pi- card, Dawn Monroe. Second Row: Teresa Alvarado, Traci Prin- , dle, Meagan Lafferty, Third Row: Regina Weber, Angie Thomp- l son. Top: Miss Lorraine Albert advisor. SFF! all ..M.......,

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Making change . Clubs make change ...... whether in dollar and cents for fund-raising, community ser- vice, or change in indiviual skills and talents. The Art Club is making money by painting windows and making Grams for the holidays to raise mon- ey for a trip to Portland. The International Language Club adds to its treasury by selling donuts hoping to finance a trip to La Grande. The Key Club is trying to help our community, and cleaning up garbage is one way. The Speech Club makes changes too 1gin peoples' attitudes and opin- ions as they seek to persuade others in debates and speech contests. An anxious Key Clubber waiting to escort someone at the Blood Drive. Art Club's Melissa Orr and Gina Dedrick painting the school's window. Speech Club: First row: Shelly Wallsinger and Alex Evans. Sec- ond row: Mr. Keith Goin and Rick Patterson, Key Club: First row: Allison Clu- cas, Holli Proctor, Mike Nelson, Bonnie Calkins, Kim McClanna- han. Second row: Mr. Steve Carnes, Heidi Skoubn, Gina De- drick, Lori Manley, Cheryl Rich- ardson, Geraldine Muth. Third row: Sean Sunday, Traci Sun- day, Lisa Mueller, Julie Tracy, Angela Olson, Justin Scheider, Josie Mattson, Kim Millering, Tom Tobin. Fourth row: Cody Cleaver, Dain Gardner, Bob Watt, Jeniier Adams, Trina Ol- son, Fifth row: Matt lveson, Jett Divelbliss, Jerry Elizares, Leah Thompson, Travis Turner, Brian Sheller, Rod Tarter, Dusti Finck. we K A ti? ' R' Q if + we ES gi QM b L S teai t T S t b -- ',-1 f -.'. - K If J...-':fls.f+,. .. . .,. ,.., -.f. ifk' it l'k.. k.l-. , - , r',I 1 : - tt, 1 . rlJt-' 1 it l.,, ' tt't T T . ' . ,kkV::.k , .M , t. iatl .,..,,. p ,.., i Q lis .. L ... .. ,Q 'Q t L ,.i 1 . -t . T Wlii' 1, 1 ' 'w fr i - ' ' t c if .L eso ol tt ' L fu ...LT t it L it Nciio' o ties f, . lil a'. l - cf' 'kj Nxt t A ' ff ' The Key Club members after a hard day off ski- ing! They take ski trips for all the community work they do.