Vernonia High School - Memolog Yearbook (Vernonia, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1969 volume:

MEMOLOG 1969 VERNONIA HIGH SCHOOL VERNONIA, OREGON EDITOR, MARY BRUN8MAN SENIOR ASSISTANT EDITOR, KATHY HENDERSON JUNIOR ASSISTANT EDITOR, GWEN PERSYN ADVISOR, WARD NELSON NOTHING 18 A WASTE THAT MAKES A MEMORY We the students of Vernonia High School would like to dedicate the 1968-69 yearbook to the memories of Sally Knowlton and Albert Bunsman, who were killed in a car accident on November 25, 1969. Sally and Albert were graduates of the 1967 class. EACH GOLDEN FRIEND I HAVE KNOWN ... 18 LIKE A GUIDING STAR... THAT LEADS ME THROUGH THE YESTERYEARS ... OF PLACES NEAR AND FAR ... THE LARGE AND LITTLE CITIES AND ... THE STREETS OF LONG AGO . .. WHERE LIFE WAS MERELY PART OF ALL ... THE WINDS THAT USED TO BLOW ... EACH HELPING HAND AND LOVING SMILE... IS LIKE A SONG OF OLD ... IMBUED WITH ALL THE MELODY... I WISH THAT I COULD HOLD .. . AND THOUGH THE HOURS STILL TO COME ... MAY BE A MILLION MORE ... I DREAM ABOUT THE HAPPINESS ... THAT FILLED MY HEART BEFORE ... I SEE THE FACES YOUNG AND BRIGHT ... THAT MEANT SO MUCH TO ME ... AND THEIR ENDEARING FRIENDSHIP... MY FONDEST MEMORY. 2 Memories are golden . . . This annual will serve as a hallway through which memories will pass . . . memories of the students, the faculty, and the administrators . . . those who give significance to Vernonia High. 4 Happiness is found in simple things ... a sparkling laugh, a refreshing tear, an understanding smile . . . Living demands an involvement with which we mix individual vitality, enthusiasm, and initiative into a happi ness which fills the lives of us all. 5 E □ F T Ty ldGCER® TABLE OF CONTENTS FACULTY........................... 7 CLASSES...........................13 ORGANIZATIONS.....................27 SPORTS............................47 ACTIVITIES........................71 ADS...............................91 6 FACULTY Hard-working and devoted . . . active in extracurricular doings . . . sometimes criticized, sometimes lauded . . . just . . . representing the authority to the wayward, the key to the answers for the inquisitive . . . policymakers . . . enforcers of rules. . . counseling the troubled and the troublemakers . . . friends . . . educators . . . busy but never too busy to help a student . . . FACULTY '69 7 Mrs. Ann Westerberg; Secretary Mr. Darrold Proehl; District Superintendent. 8 Mr. Ward Nelson; Band, Chorus, U. S. History, Memolog Advisor. Mr. Jimmie Lee Turpin; Drafting, Mr. Mike McCracken; English, F. T.A. Mrs. Ora Bolmeier; Dean of Girls, Latin, Psychology. Advisor. Reading. 9 Mr. Harold McEntire; Math. N. H. S. Advisor. Mr. Don Kabler; Forestry, Auto Mechanics, Agriculture I and II. Mr. Bert Kronmiller; Business Ed. , Head Basketball Coach, Golf. Mrs. Ellen Hanson; Office Aid. Miss Ann Peterson; Girls P. E., Typing I and II, G. A. A. Advisor. Here lies VHS's faculty for the year 1968-69. They have been diligent, hard-working teachers from the beginning to the end. Out of gratitude we the students of VHS would like to extend the following privileges to you. We solemnly extend to you the privilege of arising at 6 a. m. every morning every year that you teach. We gladly extend to you the right to be 30 seconds tardy one morning every week, providing you have a valid excuse. We give to you our permission to come out of the woodwork to partake of the Home Economics delights providing it is during your free period. We give to you with joy the privilege of correcting papers 'til 1 A. M. every week night. These privileges are given with the expectation and hope that you, the teachers of VHS, will use them in good taste. 10 n Mr. Don Anderson; Physics. Senior Math, 9th Math, 9th Science. Mr. Ken Miller; Boys’ P. E., Biology, Frosh Football, Wrestling and Track Coach. Mr. Miller exhibits his ping pong ability. Mr. Ray Wolf, Art The Football Coaches, Crowston, Miller, and Howard are judges at the Kangaroo Court during the Homecoming Pep Assembly. Mr. Nelson listens to the band. Miss Beverly Ring; Home Economics CLASSES Move over; I'm a senior . . . poster-splattered walls . . . oooh . . . crowded halls . . . Please get off my toe! . . . tardy bells . . . passing notes . . . broken pencils . . . campaigning . . . fight ribbons for sale . . . Homecoming . . . burning midnight oil . . . crepe paper . . . mistletoe and holly . . . clean-up committees . . . colds . . . slaving over standardized tests . . . full lockers . . . 13 8 E N I 0 R 8 Rod Aldrich Wanda Anderson Jack Bartlett Dado Briones Mary Brunsman Mike Busch 14 15 Angelo Gnadinger Glenda Hahmeyer Mark Hicks Larry Klein Christy Hanson Marci Hendricks Judi Horn Joyce Knowlton Kathie Henderson Terry Hepler Susan Howard Matt Koch Dan Hearing Curtis Hickman Laura Icenogle Doug Koski 16 Debbie Larson Shari Nightwine Patty Rosser Doug Steele Debbie Miller Steve Poetter Fay Russell John Tomlin Steve Myer Cathie Reynolds Ed Sanders Margaret Tovey Bill Naeve Sue Reynolds Curtis Smith Yolanda Willie 17 JUNIOR CLASS Patty Fisher Sue Floeter Keene Forney Duane Fuquay DeElda Grosche Larry Hall Steve Hanson Sue Hanson Della Hass Jug Haverland Milton Abercrombie Walter Anderson Brenda Armstrong Mike Armstrong Jim Bergerson Kathy Bergerson Dan Burton Cheryll Clason Debbie Conroy Gary Cseh V. � ! Debbie Curl Scott Davies Terry Ellis Ray Etheridge 18 Larry Hemeon Bruce Hepler Tom Hicks Heather Higgenbotham John Knowlton Paul Koch George Koski Pat Kretschmer Jan Krieger Jeff Krieger Ron Kyser Shelley Lanclos Wilma Lunsford Jim McGinnes 19 Darryl McGlothen Gary Michener Paul Nelson Gwen Persyn Kathy Tomlin Donna Tucker Barry Tunison Kathy Vigil Art Walton Sandi Potter Glen Reynolds Allen Robertson Dave Sawyer Rick Schwab Forrest Shetler Dave Siedelman Leeberta Titus 20 Charlene Anderson Sharon Andrus Bev Armstrong Bari Atkins Laurie Banta Gene Baska Andrea Bell Lawrence Borglund Linda Borst Jim Brunsman Cathy Carter Mike Clason Dan Cole Rick Curl Shirley Dennis Larry DeWitt Chris Ellis Dan Elton Benny Fields Ray Grimsbo SOPHOMORE CLASS Patricia Hahmeyer Randy Hall Sandi Hansen Debra Hass Velma Haverland 21 Theresa Heath Vicki Hemeon Marilyn Henderson Dave Hendricks Eric Hepler Scott Howard Steve Icenogle Marsha Jensen Truman Knight Bert Kronmiller Steve Landers Carol Lehn Neal Long Sunya Loyd Dorothy McGinnes Don McLimans Bob McNair Diane Medges Ron Meyer Karin Miller Bonnie Normand 22 Mary Ann Odam Miki Owen Jim Proehl Frank Queen Vicki Ramsey Barbara Rice Kevin Robertson Jeri Rundle Gary Sears Pam Shafer George Shaw 23 Beverly Anderson James Armstrong Bob Bercier Craig Bergerson Bob Borders Martha Borglund Bob Brady Steven Cline John Crawford Catherine Collins FRE8HMAN CLA88 Debra King Julie Klein Jim Koch Loretta Lousignont Kerri Lowther 24 April Cseh Jerry DeWitt Richard Elliott Craig Ellis Don Foultner Dionicia Garcia Maria Garcia Sharlene Gibson Mike Hamilton Larry Hanson Josef Martin Debbie McGinnes Mike McLimans Becky McNair Jackie Odam Tracy Owen 25 David Parrow Shirley Potter Paul Ramsey Glynis Ridling Rick Sexton Ron Smith Dave Squires Ina Stacy Mary Ann Steele Reese Sturdevant Sandra Stockwell Coleen Webb Kirk Wilson Norma Wolf Kerry Yeaple Freshmen cease studying just long enough to chat awhile. 26 ORGANIZATIONS Individualism is not lost in a group; But is found in a group. For individualism is realized Through a person's ability To stand upright in the midst Of other strong individuals. 27 BAND During our school year, the Vernonia Band was very busy putting on concerts and supporting our football and basketball teams. The last two weeks of school were devoted to graduation. Mr. Kelson, the director, worked hard to make the band a success. The Pep Band plays a song during a game. Fay Russell, Dan Hearing, Zenda Ellis, and Chris Smith went to Music in May. VHS's Chorus enjoyed a busy year, performing at Thanksgiving, Christmas, the Pops Concert, the Spring Concert, Baccalaureate, as well as several grade school concerts, and the Cowapa League Choral Festival at Rainier. 29 STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council was responsible for setting policy, reaching decisions, and generally guiding the direction for student activities at VHS. The energetic and friendly officers for 1968-69 were Dado Briones, president; Zenda Ellis, first vice-president; Alan Johnston, second vice-president; Joyce Knowlton, secretary; Mary Brunsman, treasurer; and Paul Nelson, manager. President Dado in action. Advisor (and frequent entertainer) was Mr. Parrow. 30 ' nvtssiTr President Aldrich, and officers Busch, Hearing, and Hanson led the lettermen's club through an active year. PAUL BUNYAN Paul Bunyan was responsible for the Homecoming bonfire; here, Coach Crowston adds the final touch. 32 G. A. A. G. A. A. was active this year in promoting school spirit. They put on the Homecoming Dance and the Swamp Stomp. They also sponsored a carwash and a bake sale. Many of the members joined the volleyball and basketball teams and track. Shari Nightwine presided over the group. 34 35 SWAMP STOMP Vernonia was fortunate this year in having an enthusiastic, interested group of volleyball players. Although not spectacular record-wise, the season nevertheless was an enjoyable and worthwhile one for all involved. 36 That VHS has a most active girls' sports program is seen in the popularity of girls' basketball. 37 Drill Team members, the V-Hi's, performed at several basketball games and at the Cowapa League playoffs. Here, they wait with anticipation before the start of a half-time show. 38 FTA Joyce and Carol are working hard on their F. T. A. officers lounging in the lounge. F. T. A. carnival booth, the Fish Pond. 39 FFA One of FFA's annual money-raising projects is an evening of professional wrestling with promi nent Portland wrestlers. Paul Goodman handled the demanding task of leading Vernonia's FFA chapter. Other officers were Ray Grimsbo, Patty Hahmeyer, Myron Dennis. Eric Hepler. and Rick Gardner. Mr. Kabler was advisor. 40 FFA - one of VHS's largest and most active groups. QCIENCE CLUB Two young Carnival-goers express amazement at the Science Club’s unusual booth. 41 Although not very bright looking, N. H.S. officers capably led their club this year. During an impressive ceremony, new members were tapped. 42 YOUTH 43 FELLOWSHIP 44 46 SPORTS WE REMEMBER SPORTS . . . . . . the high spots and the low spots, the wins and the losses, the spirited crowds being led on by enthusiastic cheerleaders, the sunny days and the gloomy ones, the crowded gymnasiums, the touchdowns, field goals, foul shots, the sound of the gun and the finish . . . 47 The 1968 Varsity Football Team poses to have its picture taken. Not pictured is Angelo Gnadinger. VARSITY FOOTBALL ”68 48 Senior Varsity line-up the night before Homecoming 1968! from the i Royals, Paul 49 Chris Smith eludes would be tacklers. One of Matt's Homecoming touchdowns. Mike and Rod team together to down runner. In a vain attempt to get away Nelson is creamed. VHS was fortunate this year in having many fine ball players. Mike Busch was the outstanding defensive guard and made a great contribution to his team. Steve Hanson was a tough all-league tackle, and Gary Davis was elected to the first all-league team and was an alternate to the Shrine game in Pendleton. The prowess of these and many other players made for an exciting season. 50 CHEERLEADERS Give 'em the ax WHERE? Clap-Your-Hands After an exciting season, the Logger cagers went on to defeat Ranier at Sunset Hugh School, thus claiming the Cowapa League championship, and being the first Vernonia .team in many, many years to attend the state A-2 playoffs at Coos Bay. 55 J.V. BASKETBALL 57 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL 58 59 The cheerleaders developed many interesting routines to accompany their yells. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 60 62 Ray Grimsbo 63 Scott Davies Bob Borders BOYS' TRACK 64 Garv Davis - State Champion - High jump Don King Darrell Odam Steve Hanson - State runner-up - High jump Steve Cline 65 Two-milers Dave Parrow, Bercier Mike Clason, Bob Milers Rick Curl, Terry Ellis, Kevin Robertson 66 Half-milers Jim Brunsman, Mike Clason, Milton Abercrombie 67 GOLF A successful 1969 golf season was capped by Vemonia’s placing second at the state A-2 tournament. Dave Siedelman, John Knowlton, Dan Burton, and Paul Nelson comprised the Logger quartet that brought home the honors. 68 OUTSTANDING ATHLETES 1968-1969 STEVE HANSON Football JIM McGINNES Wrestling GARY DAVIS Basketball DON KING Brunsman Memorial Award GARY DAVIS Track Outstanding Athlete of the Year Not pictured - DAVE SIEDELMAN Golf 70 ACTIVITIES I long to accomplish a great and noble task, but it is my chief duty to accomplish tasks as though they were great and noble. The world is moved along not only by the mighty shoves of its heroes, but also by the aggregate of the tiny pushes of each honest worker. 71 HOMECOMING 68 QUEEN DEBBIE PRINCESS ZENDA PRINCESS CAROL 72 How much more royal can a couple look? ... So do Miss Peterson and Sue as they carry out their sentence. 73 Much hard work and preparation went into the senior's homecoming skit, portraying school spirit through the ages. Their effort paid off as the seniors took first place. nOKCCi. 74 Matt Koch and Paul Nelson receive their awards as the Most Valuable Players of the Homecoming Game. Queen Debbie and Princesses Zenda and Carol dance to the music of the Zoo. Action is everywhere as the Loggers fight their way to a victory over the Hood River Dragons. 14-0. Steve Hanson receives his award as Player of the Year. 75 76 The four princesses of the Sweethearts Ball were Terry Hepler, escorted by Fay Russell; Debbie Conroy, escorted by Ed Sanders; Terry Heath, escorted by Rick Curl; and Jan Johnston, escorted by Chris Smith. Senior Princess Terry Hepler was crowned queen. The Senior Banquet was held this year at the Odd Fellows Lodge, and was sponsored by the American Legion. After the delicious dinner, Carol, Judi, and Marci read the Class Prophecy, History, and Will. President Dan Hearing, acting as emcee, then introduced Mr. Proehl and Mr. Parrow, who each gave a short speech. 78 The theme of the Junior-Senior Prom this year was Stardust. The juniors worked hard on getting the decorations finished. The five princesses chosen were Christy Hanson, Marci Hendricks, Terry Hepler, Joyce Knowlton, and Debbie Miller. Marci was crowned queen by Steve Hanson, next year's Student Body President. 79 80 THANKSGIVING ASSEMBLY School will do it to you Now I lay me down to every time. sleep. 81 STUDENT BODY CARNIVAL ATTRACTS LARGE. FUN-LOVING CROWD 83 FOREIGN STUDENTS SPONSOR EXCHANGE ASSEMBLY Four foreign exchange students, two from South America, one from England, and one from Greenland entertained VHS students during a special assembly featuring dancing, singing, and piano playing. Following the assembly, the students participated in various classes where they answered questions posed by Vernonia students. The entire day's activities were very rewarding experiences for all concerned. 84 VH8 SAYS FAREWELL TO MR. McENTIRE Always a strong supporter of school activities, Mr. McHntire and his wife Ann try their luck at the bingo game during the school carnival. Remarking that Forty is a nice, round number (and he should know!), Mr. Harold McEntire thus ended his forty-year career as a teacher at Vernonia High. During those years he served in a number of capacities, but he preferred teaching, and he spent most of his time initiating VHS students into the mysteries of algebra, geometry, and trig. Besides teaching, he was also known to wield a wicked golf club and a mean fishing pole. Most of all, however, everyone will remember him for his friendly grin and pleasant personality. He will always be a part of Vernonia High School. 85 ANGELO Friendly to all. . . witty . . . outspoken . . . versatile . . . exhibiting a surprising command of the English language . . . very intelligent . . . possessing a probing mind. Whether remembered best as a would-be football player, as a musician, as a cheerleader, as an interesting speaker, as an actor in several skits, or simply as a friend, VHS students and the people of Vernonia will always have a fond memory of Angelo Gnadinger. 86 GRADUATION Honor speakers at graduation were Zenda Ellis, Dado Briones, and Angelo Gnadinger, who presented the school with a flag of his country. Guest Speaker was Kirby Brumfield, a television personality. Mike Busch and Kevin Forney escorted Mrs. Hearing to the platform where she was presented with a bouquet of yellow roses. Dan Hearing, as class president, then presented Mr. Parrow with the class gift of four benches to be placed in front of the high school. 88 Joyce, Kathie, and Doug receive the PTA award, PHO award, and Wallace McCrae award. 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Coast to Coast, Coast to Coast Store where your dollar does the most. 736 BRIDGE STREET 429-56 51 99 GAM S FOOD STORE Service with a smile” Bridge Street 429-5501 WF DELIVFR SUPPORT YOUR 100 MEMOLOG ADVERTISERS INDEX SENIORS Anderson, Wanda - 14 Aldrich, Rod - 4,14,28,31,32,48,49 Bartlett, Jack - 14,32,40,80 Briones, Dado - 1,14,30,39,42,56,74,88,89 Brunsman, Mary - 5,14,27,30,34,44,74 Busch, Mike - 14,32,48,49.69,74,79,80.81,87,88 Clausen, Connie - 15,29,87 Cole, Carol - 15.34,39,44,61,72,75,78,87,90 Crawford, Rocky - 15 Crawford, Yvonne - 15,42,89,90 Davis, Cary - 9,15,44,48,56,58.65,66,70,75.90 Devine, Rick - 15,29,32,39,74,87 Dennis, Myron - 1,9,15,28,32,40,48,66 Ellis, Zenda - 15,28.30,34,36,37,39,42,61,72,75, 81.88.89 Forney, Kevin - 15,39,44,74,80,88 Gardner, Richard - 15,40,87 Gnadinger, Angelo - 16,30,32,42,48,74,80,81,86,88 Goodman, Paul - 15,30,40,78 Hahmeyer, Glenda - 16,34,44,74 Hanson, Christine - 16,34,39,44,52,53,79,80,87 Hearing, Dan - 16,28,30,32,39,42,79.80,88 Henderson, Kathie - 16,39,42,44,74,89 Hendricks, Marci - 12,16,28,30,34,37,42,52,53,78, 79,80 Hepler, Terry - 16,34,39,42,44,74,77,79,80 Hickman, Curtis - 9,16,32,41,56,66,78 Hicks, Mark - 16,32,39,48,73,75,79,80 Horn, Judi - 16,18,39,42,74 Howard, Sue - 16,34,44,74,78 Icenogle, Laura - 16 Klein, Larry - 16 Knowlton, Joyce - 16,30,34,36,37,39.42,44,69,74, 79.80.8.1.89 Koch, Matt - 16,48,49,75 Koski, Doug - 16,28.32,39,42,89 Larson, Debbie - 17,29,34,39.61,72,73,75,90 Miller, Debbie - 17,34,42,44,79,80,89 Myer, Steve - 17 Naeve, Bill - 13,17 Nightwine, Shari - 17,34,44,74,80 Poetter, Steve - 17 Reynolds, Cathie - 5,17,34,36,37,42,44,74 Reynolds, Susan - 17,34,78 Rosser, Patty - 17 Russell, Fay - 17.28,29,32,39,44,48.56,74,77,79,80 Sanders, Ed - 17,29,32,77 Smith, Chris - 17,28,29,30,31,32,39.42.48.49,56,58, 77,90 Steele, Doug - 17,29,32 Tomlin, John - 17,32,74,81 Tovey, Margaret - 9,17,34,36,37,38,44 Willie, Yolanda - 17 JUNIORS Abercrombie, Milton - 18,62,66 Anderson, Walt - 18,40 Armstrong, Brenda - 18,28,43 Armstrong, Mike - 18,32,64,66 Bergerson, Jim - 18 Bergerson, Kathy - 18,34 Burton, Dan - 18,32,69 Clason, Cheryll - 18,67 Conroy, Debbie - 18,29,34,52,53,77 Cseh, Gary - 18 Curl, Debbie - 18,34,61,67 Davies, Scott - 18,30,64,66 Ellis, Terry - 18,28,42,66 Etheridge, Ray - 18 Fisher, Patty - 18,34 Floeter, Sue - 18,34,61,73 Forney, Keene - 18,32,90 Fuquay, Duane - 18,28 Grosche, DeElda - 18,29,34,38,80 Hall, Larry - 18,60 Hanson. Steve - 18.30.31.32,39,42,48,56,65,66.70. 75,81 Hanson, Sue - 9,18,29,30,34,36,37,52,53 Hass, Della - 18,28,29,34,36,37,52,53 Haverland, Jug - 18,40 Hemeon, Larry - 19 Hepler, Bruce - 19 Hicks, Tom - 19,32 Higginbotham, Heather - 19,39,42 101 Johns, Tim - 19,28,57,69 Johnston, Alan - 19,27,28,30,32,42,48 Jones, David - 19,62 King, Don - 19,31,32,42,48,56,65,66,70 Knowlton, John - 19,30,42,48,68,69 Koch, Paul - 19 Koski, George - 19,28 Kretschmer, Pat - 19 Krieger, Jan - 13,19 Krieger, Jeff - 19 Kyser, Ron - 19,40 Lanclos, Shelley - 19,34,37 McGinnes, Jim - 19,28,32,48,62,63,64,66,70 McGlothen, Darryl - 4,20 Michener, Gary - 20 Nelson, Paul - 20,27,30,31,32,42,48,49,56,69,75,81 Odam, Darrell - 65,66 Osgood, Roger - 28,39,42,44,62,69 Persyn, Gwen - 20,34,36,42,44 Potter, Sandi - 13,20 Reynolds, Glen - 20,40 Robertson, Allen - 20,32,56,68,69 Schwab, Rick - 20,32,48 Sawyer, Dave - 20 Shetler, Forrest - 20 Siedelman, Dave - 5,20,32,56,68,69 Titus, Leeberta - 13,20 Tomlin, Kathy - 20,34,39 Tucker, Donna - 5,9,20,29 Tunison, Barry - 20 Vigil, Kathleen - 20,34 Walton, Art - 20,40 Lunsford, Wilma - 19 SOPHOMORES Anderson, Charlene - 21,29,34,37,38,42,43,67 Andrus, Sharon - 21,29,34,67 Armstrong, Beverly - 21,28,29,34,43 Atkins, Earl - 21,66 Banta, Laurie - 21,28,34,36,38,42 Baska, Gene - 21 Bell, Andrea - 21,34 Borglund, Lawrence - 21,28,41,43,62 Borst, Linda - 21,29,34,36,44 Brunsman, Jim - 13,21,31,32,66 Carter, Kathy - 21,34,40 Clason, Mike - 21,32,40,48,66 Cole, Dan - 13,21,39,69,80 Curl, Rick - 21,32,39,48,66,77 David, Frank - 66 Dennis, Shirley - 34,21 DeWitt, Larry - 21 Elton, Dan - 21 Ellis, Christie - 21,29,34,36,44 Fields. Benny - 21,28,39,40,57,60 Grimsbo, Ray - 13,21,30,40,62,63 Hahmeyer, Patty - 21,29,34,37,38,40 Hall, Darlene - 29,34,36 Hall, Randy - 21,40,62 Hansen, Sandi - 21,29,34,80 Hass, Debbie - 21,34,36,38 Haverland, Velma - 21,28,34 Heath, Terry - 22.34,36,38,43,44,67,77 Hemeon, Vicki - 13,22,34,59 Henderson, Marilyn - 22,34,36,37,39,42.59,67 Hendricks, Dave - 4,22,32,40 Hepler, Eric - 4, 22,40 Higginbotham, Helen - 34,39,42 Howard, Scott - 13,22,40 Icenogle, Steve - 22 Jensen, Marsha - 22,29,30,34,36,42,43,67 Knight, Truman - 22,41 Kronmiller, Bert - 22 Landers, Steve - 22,32,39,48,57 Larson, Don - 57 Lehn, Carol - 22 Loyd, Sunya - 22 Long, Neal - 22 McGinnes, Dorothy - 22,34,36 McLimans, Don - 22,47 McNair, Bob - 22 Medges, Diane - 22,34,36,37 Meyer, Ron - 22,28,41,69 Miller, Karin - 22,28,41,69 Norm and, Bonnie - 22,34 Odam, Mary Ann - 22,34,37,42 Osgood, Sharon - 29,34,44,67 Owen, Miki - 23,34,36,42,67 Queen, Frank - 23,40 Pelster, Emil - 13 Proehl, Jim - 23,28,41,42,69 Rice, Barbara - 23,29,34 Ramsey, Vicki - 13,23,34 Robertson, Kevin - 23,40,57,66 102 Rundle, Jeri - 23 Sears, Gary - 23 Shafer, Pam - 23,29,34,36 Shaw,'George - 23,28,32,62,80 Smith, Debbie - 23,29,34,43 Smith, Dick - 23,40 Soloman, Tom - 62,63 Spitzer, Julie - 13,23,29,34,59,80 Tovey, Ron - 23,62 Townsend, Gene - 23,40 Tronson, Richard - 23,41,62 Vigil, Cita - 12,23,34,36,37,38,67 VonHeeder, Dave - 13,23,40 Walker, Donna - 23,34,38,42 FRESHMEN Anderson, Beverly - 24,38 Armstrong, James - 24 Beezley, Kim - 67 Bercier, Robert - 24,41,66 Bergerson, Craig - 24,40,47 Borders, Bob - 24,30,40,64,66 Borglund, Martha - 24,34,28,43 Brady, Bob - 24 Cline, Steve - 24,65,66 Crawford, John - 24,28,40 Collins, Cathy - 24 Cseh, April - 25 DeWitt, Jerry - 25 Elliott, Dick - 25,28,40,47 Ellis, Craig - 5,25,28,39 Foultner, Don - 25,28,40,58 Garcia, Dionicia - 25 Garcia, Maria - 25 Gibson, Sharlene - 25 Hamilton, Mike - 25,28,29 Hanson, Larry - 25,69 Hass, Dan - 24,29 Hendricks, Terri - 24,34,36,37 Hicks, Chris - 24,30,47,58 Holce, Rick - 24,28,40 Horn, Bill - 24 Johnston, Jan - 34,59,77 Jones, Lynda - 24,29,36,37 Juetten, Richard - 24,40,58 Klein, Julie - 24,34 King, Debbie - 24,43 Koch, James - 24,40 Kronmiller, Mark - 58,69 Lousignont, Lori - 24,29 Lowther, Kerri - 24,34,37 Martin, Josef - 24,40 McGinnes, Debbie - 24 McLimans, Mike - 24 McNair, Becky - 24,34 Odam, Jackie - 24,34,59 Owen, Tracy - 24,40,43 Parrow, Dave - 26,40,41,58,66 Pine, Mike - 40 Potter, Shirley - 26,29,34,36,37 Ramsey, Paul - 26,40,58 Ridling, Glynis - 26,29 Sexton, Rick - 26 Smith, Ron - 26, 58 Squires, Dave - 26,40 Stacy, Ina - 26, 29 Steele, Mary Ann - 26,34,36,37,39,43,44 Sturdevant, Reese - 26,28,41 Stockwell, Sandi - 26,34,36,37 Webb, Coleen - 26,34 Wolf, Norma - 26,29 Wilson, Kirk - 26 Yeaple, Kerry - 26 FACULTY STAFF Anderson, Don - 11,41,43 Blanford, Eldon - 7,8 Bolmeier, Ora - 9 Brallier, Dorothy - 11 Crowston, Gordon - 7,11,12,32,48 Eckland, Nancy - 8 Hamilton, Diana - 7 Hearing, Alvilda - 7,9,88 Kabler, Don - 10,40 Kamholz, Amy - 11 Kronmiller, Bert - 10 Lamping, Patty - 8 McCracken, Mike - 9,39 McEntire, Harold - 10,39,42,85 Miller, Ken - 11,12,48,62,73 Nelson, Ward - 9,12,28,29 Parrow, Arthur - 8,30,48,88 Peterson, Ann - 10,34,37,67,73 Ring, Beverly - 12 Turpin, J. 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