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

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1 : 4 .Sinai F Vt g l :.t4izf:iwWZ2ig1tg5s' ,gi 1 if M A ,Ri --' at-,A 1 J Viking Club: First row: Traci Sumday, Anji Jorstad, Brian Sheller, Rod Tarter, Don Swart. Second row: Holli Proctor, Lori Manley and Mike Nelson. Pep Club: First row: Regina Weber, An- nette Hutsell, Tracie Prindle, Angela Ol- son, Mischelle Thomas, Lori Manley, Holli Protor, Fran Hopkins, Catherine Perkins, Angie Thompson and Teresa Alvarado. Second row: Traci Sunday, Cherie Phil- lips, Penny Pellow, Gina Dedrick, Melanie Tarter, Heidi Osterholme, Cheryl Richard- son, Kim McClannahan. Third row: Jamie Moore, Tanya Jones, Lisa Mueller, Anji Jorstad, Julie Tracy, Jenifer Adams, Alli- son Clucas, Stacey Warr, Dawn Monroe, Josie Mattson, Carla Greenfeild, Karen Picard, Trina Olson, Dusti Finck and Bon- nie Calkins. Biology Club: First row: Toby Cranston, Jamie Viesca, Annette Hutsell and Bill Surber. Second row: Heather Gurney, Tina Prindle, Lisa Estrella, Brian Sheller with Snake, Dusti Finck, Kim Millering, Third row: Jayme Cordova, Brian Elliot, Nick Hughes, Nathan Reinhold, Joey Dieckman, Don Swart, Mike Nelson, Brian Green, Brian Gettman and Mr. Ron Seh- man. FHA: First row: Kerry Brown, Kim McClan- nahan, Kim Clark, Amy Potter and Janet Potter. Second row: Mrs. Nancy lveson, Kara Snyder, Lisa Estrella, Carla Green- feild, Brooke Skoubo, Mynde Grider, and Maria Martinez. Third row: Larisa Wetterl- ing, Heidi Osterholme and Shelly Wall- singer.

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J he SAI .Qfl . W i ' Ill 2, if Balloons, cookies, and stuffed animals were given to Big Brothers from their Pep Club Little Sisters at the end of Home- coming week. ysteries Mysteries were abundant this year for Pep Club. One mystery was the theme for Sadies. After much de- bate over teddy bears, colleges, and surfin', the Pep Club members finally decided on Surfin' Sadies. Pep Club members, assisted by Bry Dunkle, created decorations rang- ing from beachballs to sunglasses, so dancers would have good vibes in atmosphere as well as music. Playing a different tune was the song and dance act many Little Sis- ters did in an attempt to keep their Big Brothers a secret. The Little Sisters gave their Big Bro's gifts of cakes, fruit, pop or anything they want, to make their guys happy. These mysteries were fun for every- one. Pep Club Advisors: Above- Mrs, Ann Robin- song and below, Mrs. Mary Ellen Tracy, who gets very tired being Pep Club advisor. 2 f fi 4 if wh.

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P 1 1 Sneak previews are what the journalism staff deals with every day. Trying to anticipate the Big Events of the year, capturing the moment with photos, and getting just the right interviews are the very essence of yearbooking. No one outside the journalism staff is allowed sneak previews, but you can be sure it is worth the wait. You can also be sure that previewing is not quiet and calm. Approaching deadlines result in a mad dash for pictures a perfect layout, but the pictures don't fit, and excellent copy. Copy is sometimes one of the most difficult parts of doing the yearbook. You write, rewrite and sometimes rewrite again. The yearbook is one of the hardest things to do, but also it is a lot of fun. Drama Club too has it's tryouts, rehearsals, and dress rehearsals, before their performance. And student council plans, approves and predicts what activities will occur during the year. National Honor Society previewed Christmas by trimming the tree as well as repeating the induction cere- mony for new and probationary members. Sneak previews were just part of keeping it confidential. wwmw uw s 'rr i Student Council First Row Bry Dunkle. Second Row: Holli Proctor, J0UmaliSm'FiVSi ROWI I-Ori Manley. Allison Clucas, John Thomas Ke Traci Sunday Kim Clarke Fran Hopkins, vin Hayes, Bry Dunkle. Second Flow: Mrs. Ward advisor, Gina Dedrick April Derbyshire, Cherie Phillips, Holli Proctor. Not pic. Kell Carraher