Vernonia High School - Memolog Yearbook (Vernonia, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1970 volume:

‘‘memories . . . molded in these halls and rooms” Advisor. H Editor . 'A Sports . . 5 . Wgtu kelson . Irene Birkenfeld . . Sue Floeter, Don King Activities.....................S . . Debbie Banta, Marsha Jensen Organizations................... . . Julie Spitzer, Sandi Hansen Faculty.............................Jim Met dunes, Duane Fuquay Students............................Laurie Banta, Linda Borst Ads.................................John Knowlton, Heather Higginbotham Vernonia High School Vernonia, Oregon Contents We’ve Got It Spirit glows at Homecoming bonfire and serpentine. A school building is constructed of steel and cement, strong and permanent, but it is designed to accomodate an ever-changing flow of students. Year after year, buses empty their loads each morning, and people stream in waves into the hallways and classrooms. To the rhythm of bells, tides of people wash in and out of the rooms and corridors and finally back to the buses, leaving the building empty. Carl Sandburg in his poem Skyscraper says Is is the 4 Tie me warrior down, sport. . . the Spirit Takes men and women hoys and girls so poured in and out all day that give the building a soul of dreams and thoughts and memories As each individual forms a part of the mass, so each personality contributes to the whole of Vernonia's soul--that abstract thing we call school SPIRIT. Soon we, the class of 1970, will take our individual dreams, thoughts, and memories, many of which were molded in these halls and rooms. All Stand for the Mighty . . . Sports 7 Back Row L. to R. R. Curl, D. Foultner, J. Brunsman, R. Grimsbo, R. Sturdevant, S. Hanson, B. Burton, P. Miku-lec, D. King, P. Nelson, A. Johnston, R. Schwab Front Row S. Landers, R. Juetten, C. Bergerson, C. Hicks, G. Shaw, R. Meyer, J. McGinnes, J. Knowlton, L. Hanson, D. Cole, M. Armstrong, R. McCutcheon SEASON SCORES Loggers 13 -- 0 Knappa Loggers 13 -- 26 North Catholic Loggers 12 — 0 Warrenton Loggers 12 — 6 Neah-kah-nie Loggers 0 — 12 Scappoose Loggers 0 — 7 Clatskanie Loggers 25 — 12 Hood River (Homecoming) Loggers 8 — 28 Rainier Loggers 28 — 15 Seaside The varsity football team completed an exciting season this year. Coach Miller, in his first year as head coach, did an outstanding job in leading the team to their first winning season in eight years. The team showed great desire and was considered one of the hardest hitting teams in the league. Although the team is losing many seniors, the foundation has been formed for a fine team next year. 8 Mike Armstrong Dan Burton Steve Hanson Alan Johnston Don King John Knowlton Paul Nelson Jim McGinnes Pat Mikulec Robert McCutcheon Rick Schwab Managers; Scott Davies George Koski Darrell Odam 9 Hanson leading off to a VICTORY. That's the ol' fight boys . . . A. J. on the run. 10 Run, Steve, Run. Freshmen Enjoy Exciting Season Don't look now, but . . . Mickey Borst Kip Brady Mark Busch Rick Davis Lonnie Eddings Walt Floeter Don Gibson Ron Hahmeyer Rocky Hall Marty Koch Mark Krieger Ron Pine Larry Queen Terry Schaumburg Tom Tronson Gene Carlson, Coach FRESHMEN FOOTBALL TEAM, 1969 1 1 Frosh team eagerly await their football awards. Cross Country Runners Demonstrate Spirit and Enthusiasm The Cross Country team had an exciting season this year. Although they only placed fourth in league action, they showed promise for a strong team in the future. With only one senior on the team, next year's outlook is bright, and Coach Blanford is looking forward to a prosperous season. Larry Borglund, Scott Howard, Dave Parrow, Tom Solomon, Steve Merriman, Mike Clason, Coach Blanford Sue, Shelley, Vicki, Vicki, and Kathy Cheer Loggers on to a Successful Season V-I-C-T-O-R-Y became the standard yell of this year's varsity football cheerleaders. Consisting of Sue Hanson, Shelley Lanclos, Vicki Hemeon, Vicki Ramsey, and Kathy Bcrgcrson, the squad led intricate yells, presented new dance routines, and cheered the student body on in spirited assemblies. 13 L. toR..- Tim Johns, Manager, Steve Landers, Tom Hicks, Dave Siedelman, Paul Nelson, Steve Hanson, Coach Gene Carlson, Reese Sturdevant, Don King, Terry Ellis, Keene Forney, Alan Robertson, Eric Hepler, Manager SEASON RECORD (VHS score listed first) Banks 53-58 Gladstone 53-51 Yamhill-Carlton 83-68 Gladstone 82-80 Yamhill-Carlton 70-59 Amity 55-54 Toledo 71-77 Jefferson 70-43 Warrenton 65-56 Knappa 46-60 Clatskanie 56-72 North Catholic 66-77 Rainier 66-90 Seaside 59-45 Seaside 66-62 Clatskanie 73-70 Scappoose 61-70 Warrenton 58-67 Neah-Kah-Nie 65-69 Hood River 62-61 Amity 60-71 14 Logger Cagers Enjoy Action-Packed Season 15 ----------------------- HTy COACH CROWSTON AND J.V. PLAYERS JV’s Compile Impressive Record The J. V. basketball team was sparked by many fine, outstanding players this year, which led to many victorious games. Donnie at the free-throw. Tip it to a logger man! 17 From left: Mickey Borst, Rick Davis, Larry Queen, Mark Busch, Keith Gardner, Dave Parrow, Walt Floeter, Ole Bergerson, Robby Hahmeyer, Mark Kreiger, Kneeling: Don Gibson. Freshmen “Hang Tough’’ Throughout Season . . . Our Frosh team did their best this year, but didn't quite reach every team's goal. But, through these hard times, their spirit never dampened, loss after loss. This year gave them plenty of practice for their winning season next year. Just imagine what we will have when all this spirit and hard work hits the varsity team. 18 J.V. Squad Comes Through With Spirit Varsity Rally Helps Logger Cagers Swing those axes! Give ’em the Ax! Victory, hey! 20 Varsity cheerleaders: Bonnie Brand, June Spitzer, Debbie Curl, Marilyn Henderson, Sue Floeter Wrestling Cheerleaders Support VHS Matmen A new rally squad was formed this year to help promote spirit at the wrestling matches. The girls demonstrated their interest and enthusiasm during the entire season, and they invented some clever new yells designed especially for wrestling. 21 A tense spot of the match. Hang on, Mary! Wrestlers and Statisticians Coach and his men. Grapplers Are Ruff Tuff VICTORY! 22 Ron ready to pin Ray wins! Coach looks on with anticipation. This year the wrestling team was much improved over previous years. Young stalwarts of the team were Ron Tovey, Ray Grimsbo, and state meet participant Jim McGinnes. These individuals exhibited winning records and provided example and leadership to the rest of the team. 23 Jeff Reck rides him tough. Logger Divoteers Enjoy Rewarding Season Paul Nelson Outstanding Golf 1969-70—Dave Siedleman Tim Johns 24 Tim Johns 25 VHS Trackmen Show Ability . . . Determination Head Coach: Ken Miller Assistant Coach: Eldon Blanford 26 READY ... SET ... GO! State Qualifiers: Mile Relay Team don king CHRIS HICKS, ROBERT McCUTCHEON, and STEVE CLINE; 3. 35. 7 seconds. High Jump, Pole Vault STEVEN HANSON; 6 6 3 4 , STATE HIGH JUMP CHAMPION, 12' pole vault. 27 Big Larry and Litile Ricky? Outstanding Football and Golf Albert Brunsman Award 1969-70—Paul Nelson Ron Meyer Outstanding Wrestling Terry Smith Award 1969-70—Jim McGinnes Rob McCutcheon Outstanding Track 1969-70—Steven Hanson Outstanding Athletes 1969-70 28 29 Homecoming ’69 . . . a Time to Remember 30 Debbie Conroy and Debbie Curl were the homecoming princesses. Their handsome escorts were Steve Hanson and Alan Johnston. Our attractive Homecoming Queen Sue Hanson was escorted by Steve Ellis. The Jewels of Homecoming 31 32 SLAY THE DRAGONS! This year the Freshmen won the skit contest. 33 Sweethearts Ball 34 Queen Jan Princess Debbie This year's Queen was Jan Johnston, Sophomore. She was escorted by Jim Brunsman. Princesses were Debbie Conroy, Senior, escorted by Dave Serafin; Bonnie Brand, Junior, escorted by Keene Forney; and Carol Nelson, Freshman, escorted by Chris Hicks. 35 Princess Carol Juniors Sponsor Talent Show Reck youngsters steal show. Sherri Hunteman Jim Goodman Ray clowns and Jim emcees. Anderson sisters sing soul. Marilyn receives McEntire Math award from Mr. Carlson. Paul presents Candyman Larry Smith special award for selling most senior candy bars. Students Receive Awards Shall we dance? Steve presents Teacher of the Year award to Mrs. Steen. Robert and Mrs. Hearing at Principal’s Assembly A.F.S. Day Walk toglthep,talK together £ all ye PEOPLES OFThf EARTH THEN AND ONLY TH N PE AC El AFS motto Dave and Anne This year, VHS was fortunate enough to have eight students visit for AFS Day. Barbro and Helene John Knowlton, Laurie Banta, and Rob Mc-Cutcheon, exchange student from Australia, planned the two day visit. 40 Tulay and Jodao Daniel Robert Brightens VHS’s Halts Rob's First Place photo in Unfield College competition. Outstanding in photography, a member of the Vernonia High School State track team, Robert McCutcheon, foreign exchange student from Australia, will be remembered for his friendly smile and easy manner. Robert made his home with the Loren Ellis family while attending VHS. Rob emcees AFS program. Rob, Mrs. K. , and Terry 41 Freshman girl line-up Gene and Terri Swamp Stomp Everyone did his thing at the annual GAA Swamp Stomp. Chris and Carol. Steve and Lyn Sophomores hypnotized by the beat Who's that guy with Laurie? 42 What’cha pointin' at Gloria? Queen Debbie Curl and Princesses Sue Floeter, Kathy Bergerson, Shelley Lanclos, and Debbie Conroy 43 Memories Recalled at Senior Banquet Class president, Paul Nelson, presides. Fancy tables set stage for annual Senior Banquet. Gwen reads class history. 44 The Fifty-third annual Vernonia High School Baccalaureate service was held on Sunday, May 24 in the high school auditorium. The service included anthems by the high school chorus directed by Mr. Ward Nelson, hymns led by the Reverend Eldon Shetler, a Baccalaureate message delivered by the Reverend W. C. Armstrong, an invocation, a benediction, and special music by Mrs. Lois Clark and Mr. L. H. Thomas. Fifty-Third Baccalaureate Held “Success Is a Journey, Not a Destination” class motto Janel is all smiles. 46 Grads escort Mrs. Hearing Paul and Shelley Dan and Gwen Terry receives Sally Knowlton Memorial Scholarship. Gradua Steve gives commencement speech. Robert says farewell Patty and Brenda open gifts 47 tion 1970 Class colors: Purple and White Class flower: Purple and White Iris Happiness Is . . . The Jamboree Court Princess Terri Princess Laurie . . . sponsored by the Jamboree Committee . . . . . . chaperoned by the Vernonia Jaycettes . . . 48 Unite and . . % Organizations 49 Band Performs Classical and Contemporary Compositions Much credit is to be given to the Vernonia High School Band this year. They have worked tirelessly to make this the biggest year ever. Activities for the band started last September, with their music for home football games and continued on through the year entertaining at Varsity basketball games. In December, the band played at the Christmas assembly; during February the Pops Concert; and in April, they took part in the annual Spring Concert. Debbie Curl and Brenda Armstrong were sent to Music in May at Forest Grove from our band. Brenda Armstrong-Clarinet Spring Concert Soloist: Debbie Curl-Alto Saxophone VHS Choir Entertains at Concerts Music still reigns within the walls of VHS. The Chorus, under the direction of Mr. Ward Nelson, gave expert performances at several top ranking music and school events this season. Among these were the Christmas assembly in December, the Pops Concert, their rendition for the Cowapa League Choral Festival at Scappoose, and at the Spring Concert in April. A special group called The Triple Trio was chosen by their conductor to entertain at local social functions. All-State Choir: Beverly Armstrong 2nd Soprano Music in May: Julie Spitzer 1st Alto 51 President Steve Hanson did a fine job of leading the VHS student body this year. VHS Student Works for the Council Students Our very intelligent and helpful student body secretary, Debbie Curl. Come on, Suzie, Student Council isn't that boring! 52 Elections—1970 Student Body Officers The Executive Board consisted of Student Body Officers Alan Johnston, 1st Vice President; Sue Floeter, Treasurer; Steve Landers, Student Body Manager; Debbie Curl, Secretary; Jim Brunsman, 2nd Vice President; Steven Hanson, President; John Knowlton, Boy AFS Representative; and Laurie Banta, Girl AFS Representative. Student Council was responsible for setting policy, reaching decisions, and generally guiding the direction for student activities at Vernonia High School. This year, under Student Body President Steven Hanson, VHS was faced with such pressing problems as dress codes, lack of school spirit, and others which called for general changes. They fearlessly searched for a solution for all these troubles. 1970-71 STUDENT BODY OFFICERS President - James Brunsman 1st VP - Ray Grimsbo 2nd VP - Chris Hicks Secretary - Marsha Jensen Treasurer - Scott Howard Student Manager - Ron Smith AFS Representative - Jim Proehl AFS Representative - Laurie Bantaf 1969-70 Officers were Scott Howard; Tim Johns; President, Mike Armstrong; Jim Brunsman; and advisor, Mr. Crowston. 54 Bunyan of V.H.S. Again this year the members of Paul Bunyan did a fine job in building our bonfire for Homecoming. They also sponsored a Donkey Basketball game during the winter to raise funds for the club. The club also undertook a special project this year. The boys participated for two days in a project to clean-up our brand new Lake Vernonia. G.A.A., VHS’s Female Athletes Officers for G. A. A. this year were Kathy Bergerson, Pat Fisher, Karin Miller, Gayle Welch, Carol Nelson, Marilyn Henderson, President, Gwen Persyn, and Linda Borst. G. A. A. decorated for the Homecoming dance this year. 56 What’s everybody looking at? “B” Team G.A.A. Joan Foote, Lonnie Robertson, Kathy Odam, Kathy Medges, Kay Grimsbo, Sandi Stockwell, Gerry Vigil, and Sue Miller. 11 A Team Brenda Armstrong, Pat Fisher, Miki Owen, Irene Birkenfeld, Referee Lauri Banta, Velma Haverland, Marsha Jensen, Diane Medges, Charlene Anderson, Cita Vigil, and Marilyn Henderson. 57 “B” Team Gerry Vigil, Kathy Medges, Gayle Welch, Martha Borglund, Joan Foote, Connie Gaston, Marsha Sturdevant, April Cash, Kim Beezley, Sue Miller, and Sue Willard. G. A. A. Basketball “A Team Cita Vigil, Sharon Andrus, Carol Lehn, Velma Haverland, Bonnie Normand, Kathy Odam, Marilyn Henderson, Karin Miller, Diane Medges, Sue Hanson, and Bev Armstrong. 58 The Girls' Athletic Association is a national organization to which millions of girls all over the country actively belong. In our high school, all girls' sports are organized through G. A. A. Where the factor of points comes into consideration the girls' teams weren't too lucky, but as far as fun, fellowship, and good exercise is concerned, all the teams came out winners. G. A. A. advisor and coach for all girls' sports this year was Jackie Maier. G.A.A. Track Coach: Jackie ‘Sarge’ Maier Debbie Banta, Diane Medges, Julie Klein, Coach Maier, Marsha Sturdevant, Laurie Banta, Sue Garner, Kathy Medges, Carol Nelson, Gerry Vigil, Patti Anderson, Sherry Lunsford, Cita Vigil, and Marilyn Henderson. 59 The French Club was a new organization added to VHS this year. The response to membership was good, and all it took to join was enrolling in a French class. The club did many things this year including going to a French play, selling French pastries at noon hour, and going out to a French restaurant for dinner. Their advisor was Mrs. Carson. French Club 60 The French Club poses outside the Chalet L'Abbe. 1969-70 F.F. A. officers were Craig Bergerson, Bonnie Normand, Ben Fields, Patty Hahmeyer, President Ray Grimsbo, and Don Foultner. Under the watchful eye of their advisor, Mr. Don Kabler, President Ray Grimsbo and the F. F. A. members accomplished much during the school year. One of their most notable and memorable activities was their concession stand The Pixie House, which they utilized at football games and Little League Baseball functions. Future Farmers of America Train for Vocations 61 Science Club Benefits Our Future Scientists This year there was an increased interest in the field of science and more students of VHS decided to join the Science Club. The highlight of the year was when several members of the club and their advisor Mr. Anderson took a week-end field trip to Eastern Oregon and explored the natural features of interest available there. NHS, Our Honor Students The National Honor Society is a service organization, devoted to helping the community. This year under their new advisor, Mrs. Bol-meier, NHS prospered and grew. They recently held their initiation ceremonies of new members and conducted next year’s Freshman class on a tour of our high school. 63 Youth Fellowship What 'cha lookin' at. Deb? Back row, Beverly Armstrong, Charlene Anderson, Larry Borglund, Debbie Smith, Jim Proehl. Front row, Debbie King, Marsha Jensen, Mary Steele, Martha Borglund. Advisor: Mr. Don Anderson. 64 A happy looking group! Memolog Captures Year’s Highlights Time, Patience, Work and Loads of Perseverance During the 1969-70 school year, the Memo-log staff worked very hard under editor, Irene Birkenfeld. Staff editors and their assistants worked many long and hard hours slaving over lay-outs and writing copy. This year, Memolog sponsored many moneymaking projects, such as cake raffles and a dance, all of which have been a definite success. The Memolog staff works hard all year to provide entertainment for the student body through the annual yearbook. 65 What's so interesting? Our advisor, Mr. Nelson, in one of his BETTER moods! A very busy Memolog Staff? 66 The Backbone of Our School Lies in the . . . Administrators Keep Us Going Darrold Proehl; Superintendent Eldon Blanford; Vice-Principal, Counselor 68 Arthur Parrow; Principal Bill Pringle; Accountant Pat Lamping; Aide A1 Sauer; Custodian John Brallier; Aide Ellen Hanson; Secretary Ann Westerberg; Secretary The Vernonia schools are fortunate to have a capable staff of administrators. They work diligently to insure that school business will be conducted smoothly and efficiently. Although they do not often receive praise for their efforts, their work is appreciated by everyone. Nancy Eckland; Library aide Kathy Eckland; Secretary 69 Faculty Displays Many Interests Don Anderson; Science, Math, Science Club, Youth Fellowship Chris Boyle; English 11,111, F.T. A., Sophomore Class Gene Carlson; Math, Head Basketball Coach, Freshman Football, Golf Ora Bolmeier; Dean of Girls; Latin,-Psychology, Developmental Reading, N.H.S. 70 Dorothy Brallier; Librarian Don Kabler; Vocational Agriculture, F.F.A, Alvilda Hearing; English 11,1V, Speech, Senior Class, Journalism John G. Crowston; History, Athletic Director, Paul Bunyon, J.V. Basketball, Junior Class Mildred Mathison; Home Economics John Henderson; Business Education, Photography Club, Chess, Sociology 71 RayC. Wolf; Art Ward Nelson; Band, Chorus, English I, Memo' log Dell W. Karpenko; Industrial Arts This year the teachers showed a wide variety of interests ranging from chess to opera to travel. The varied cultural backgrounds of the faculty were reflected in an increasing array of hobbies and activities among the students. Jacquiline J. Maier; Girls' P.E., Commercial, Typing, G.A.A. Ken Miller; Boys' P.E., Biology, Head Football Coach, Wrestling, Track 72 Spirit Soars Among . With Honorable Discharge: Our Seniors Paul Nelson-Pres. Milton Abercrombie Brenda Armstrong Mike Armstrong Jim Bergerson Kathy Bergerson Irene Birkenfeld Dan Burton Gary Cseh 74 Ray Etheridge Patty Fisher Sue Floeter Keene Forney Debbie Conroy Debbie Curl Scott Davies Terry Ellis Duane Fuquay Donna Grau DeElda Grosche Steve Hanson David Jones Don King John Knowlton Paul Koch 76 Cherri Clason Little Wilma Lunsford Rob McCutcheon Jim McGinnes 77 Glen Reynolds Pat Mikulec Darell Odam Gwen Persyn Gary Michener Sandra Potter 78 Dave Siedelman Larry Smith Leeberta Titus Kathy Tomlin Donna Tucker Barry Tunison Kathy Vigil Arthur Walton 79 Ray Grimsbo-Pres. Juniors Find “Action” Makes Time Speed By Gloria Ashford Laurie Banta Gene Baska Jim Belk Andrea Bell Larry Borglund Linda Borst Bonnie Brand Jim Brunsman Cathy Carter Mike Clason 80 81 Velma Haverland Terri Heath Vicki Hemeon Marilyn Henderson Juniors Look Toward Seniority Don Larson Neal Long Sunya Loyd Diane Medges Ron Meyer Karin Miller Erie Hepler Scott Howard Marsha Jensen Stephen Landers Don Me Li mans Truman Knight Dorothy MeGinnes Bonnie Normand Maty Odam Miki Owen Emil Pclster Jim Proehl Frank Queen Vicki Ramsey Kevin Robertson Gary Sears Pam Shafer George Shaw Patti Thompson Ron Tovey Richard Tronson Cita Vigil Donna Walker Debbie Smith Sophomores Await Being Upperclassmen Tom Ammerman Bev Anderson James Armstrong Mike Bales Kim Beezley Craig Bergerson Carey Birkenfeld Bob Borders Martha Borglund Bob Brady Steve Cline Cathy Collins 84 Julie Klein John Crawford April Cseh Jerry DeWitt Craig Ellis Don Foultner Dee Garcia Sharlene Gibson Mike Hamilton Larry Hanson Dan Hass Chris Hicks Rick Holce Bill Horn Jan Johnston Debbie King Jackie Odam Tracy Owen Dave Parrow Reese Sturdcvant Colecn Webb Norma Wolf 86 Freshmen Carol Nelson-Pres. Adjust to a New Pace Patti Anderson Debbie Banta Ole Bergerson Mickey Borst Kip Brady Mark Busch 87 Sue Garner Connie Gaston Don Gibson Kay Grimsbo Rob Hahmeyer Rocky Hall Chuck Hamilton Penny Hamilton Nancy Hartzell Ron Heath Terry Knight Marty Koch Mark Krieger Sherry Lunsford 88 James McLimans Kathy Medges Mike Meyer Susie Miller Irvin Normand Kathy Odam Larry Queen Jeff Reck Lonnie Robertson Terry Schaumburg Patty Steele Mike Stone Marsha Sturdevant Rick Tankersley Tom Tronson Gerry Vigil Gayle Welch Robbie Wilson 89 Esther Willie When to the sessions of sweet silent thought, I summon up remembrance of things past . . . Shakespeare Advertisements Don’s Auto Service 1026 Bridge Street Expert body and fender work — General repairs — Gas Oil 429-7722 91 Brunsman Hardware Brunsman Hardware handles a large variety of merchandise including glassware, paints, electrical equipment, and furniture. 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(we think) Index SENIORS Abercrombie, Milton - 22,26,74 Armstrong, Brenda - 50,74 Armstrong, Mike - 8,9,24,33,52,54 Bergerson, Jim - 74 Bergerson, Kathy - 13,29,30,43,56,74 Birkenfeld, Irene - 22,57,65,74 Burton, Dan - 4,8,9,24,25,30,33,74 Conroy, Debbie - 6,31,32,35,43,75 Cseh, Gary - 74 Curl, Debbie - 20,31,32,43,50,52,75 Davies, Scott - 4,9,24,52,75 Ellis, Terry - 14,29,52,63,75 Etheridge, Ray - 4,37,73,75 Fisher, Patti - 29,56,57,60,63,75 Floe ter, Sue - 20,29,39,43,52,65,73,75,77 Forney, Keene - 3,14,75 Fuquay, Duane - 38,65,75 Grau, Donna - 75 Grosche, DeElda - 75 Hanson, Steve - 2,8,9,14,26,27,28,31,33,52,72,75 Hanson, Sue - 13,31,29,32,58,76 Hepler, Bruce - 76 Hicks, Tom - 14,76,78 Higginbotham, Heather - 60,65,76 Johns, Tim - 25,52,54,76 Johnston, Alan - 8,9,31,52,76 Jones, David - 76 King, Don - 4,8,9.14,26,27,30,33,38,52,63,65,76,79 Koch, Paul - 76 Koski, George - 2,9,77 Kretschmer, Pat - 77 Krieger, Jan - 29,77 Krieger, Jeff - 77 Kyser, Ron - 77 Lanclos, Shelley - 4,13,43,77 Little, Cherri Clason - 77 Lunsford, Wilma - 77 McCutcheon, Robert - 2,4,6,8,9,26,27,28,33,39,41, 47,52,77 McGinnes, Jim - 3,8,9,22,28,65,77 Michener, Gary - 32,78 Mikulec, Pat - 8,9,33,78 Nelson, Paul - 6,8,9,14,28,24,33,38,44,52,74 Odam, Darrell - 9,78 Persyn, Gwen - 4,44,54,63,78 Potter, Sandra - 78 Reynolds, Glen - 78 Robertson, Allen - 14,24,29,78 Sawyer, Dave - 78 Schwab, Rick - 4,8,9,33,78 Shetler, Forrest - 79 Siedelman, David - 14,25,79 Smith, Larry - 22,26,79 Titus, Leeberta - 79 Tomlin, Kathy - 79 Tucker, Donna - 79 Tunison, Barry - 79 Vigil, Kathy - 79 Walton, Arthur - 79 JUNIORS Anderson, Charlene - 4,5,37,52,57,60,64,80 Andrus, Sharon - 32,58,80 Armstrong, Beverly - 51,57,58,64,80 Ashford, Gloria - 80 Banta, Laurie - 5,32,39,48,57,59,65,80 Baska, Gene - 80 Belk, James - 80 Bell, Andrea - 80 Borglund, Larry - 12,62,64,80 Brand, Bonnie - 20,35,80 Borst, Linda - 21,56,65,80 Brunsman, Jim - 8,17,52,54,62,80 Carter, Kathy - 80 Clason, Mike - 12,26,80 Cole, Dan - 8,17,24,81 Curl, Rick - 8,26,60,81 David, Frank - 26,81 DeWitt, Larry - 81 Ellis, Chris - 81,82 Elton, Dan - 81 Fields, Ben - 5,17,24,61,81,83 101 Grimsbo, Ray - 5,8,22,61,62,80 Grau, Lambert - 81 Hahmeyer, Patti - 61,81 Hansen, Sandi - 65,73,81 Hass, Debbie - 48,81 Haverland, Velma - 57,58,60,81 Heath, Teresa - 22,48,81 Hemeon, Vicki - 13,81 Henderson, Marilyn - 4,5,6,20,29,38,56,57,58,82 Hepler, Eric - 14,82 Higginbotham, Helen - 60,82 Howard, Scott - 12,26,54,82 Jensen, Marsha 52,57,64,65,82 Knight, Truman - 2,62,82 Landers, Steve - 8,14,26,39,52,82 Larson, Don - 17,82 Lehn, Carol - 58 Long, Neal - 62,82 Loyd, Sunya - 82 McGinnes, Dorothy - 82 McLimans, Don - 82 Medges, Diane - 57,58,59,60,82 Meyer, Ron - 3,8,24,28,73,82 Miller, Karin - 52,56,58,82 Normand, Bonnie - 58,61,82 Odam, Mary Anne - 83 Owen, Miki - 21,57,83 Pelster, Emil - 62,83 Proehl, Jim - 24,52,60,62,64,83 Queen, Frank -3,83 Ramsey, Vicki - 13,83 Robertson, Kevin - 17,83 Sears, Gary - 83 Shafer, Pam - 83 Shaw, George - 8,83,62 Smith, Debbie - 64,83 Solomon, Tom - 12 Spitzer, Julie - 20,51,65,73,82,83 Thompson, Patti - 51,65,83 Tovey, Ron - 6,22,83 Tronson, Richard - 22,83 Vigil, Cita - 5,59,83,57,58 Walker, Donna - 83 SOPHOMORES Beezley, Kim - 58,84 Bergerson, Craig - 8,17,24,61,62,84 Birkenfeld, Carey - 19,84 Borders, Bob - 26,84 Borglund, Martha - 58,64,84 Brady, Bob - 2,84 Cline, Steve - 17,26,27,84 Collins, Cathy - 84 Crawford, John - 85 Cseh, April - 51,58,84,85 DeWitt, Jerry - 85 Ellis, Craig - 4,6,85,86 Foultner, Don - 8,61,62,85 Garcia, Dee - 85 Gibson, Sharlene - 85 Hamilton, Mike - 85 Hanson, Larry - 8,24,85 Hass, Dan - 51,85 Hicks, Chris - 8,17,26,27,85 Holce, Rick - 51,85 Horn, Bill - 85 Johnston, Jan - 19,34,85 Juetten, Richard - 8,84 King, Debbie - 64,85 Klein, Julie - 9,51,85 Kulka, Dennis - 51 Lousignont, Lori - 86 McGinnes, Debbie - 51 McLimans, Mike - 86 McNair, Becky - 86 Merriman, Steve - 12 Odam, Jackie - 86 Owen, Tracy - 86 Parrow, Dave - 12,18,62,82 Potter, Shirley - 51,86 Rundle, Jeri - 86 Smith, Ron - 17,51,85,86 Squires, Dave - 86 Steele, Mary Ann - 21,51,60,64,86 Stockwell, Sandi - 51,57,86 Sturdevant, Reese - 2,8,14,62,86 FRESHMEN Ammerman, Tom - 84 Anderson, Beverly - 51,84 Armstrong, James - 84 Bales, Mike - 84 Anderson, Patti - 37,59,87 Banta, Debbie - 59,65,87 Bergerson, Ole - 18,24,87 Borst, Mickey - 11,18,87 Autographs Brady, Kip - 11,17,87 Busch, Mark - 11,18,52,87 Clason, Carol - 87 Crawford, Norman - 87 Cseh, Lorie - 60,87 Davis, Rick - 11,18,26,87 Eddings, Lonnie - 11,22 Eide, Jackie - 87 Enyart, Tim - 88 Fish, Alice - 88 Floeter, Walt - 11,26,88,18 Foote, Joan - 57,58,88 Gardner, Keith - 18,88 Garner, Sue - 59,88 Gaston, Connie - 58,88 Gibson, Don - 11,18,24,88 Grimsbo, Kay - 19,57,88 Hahmeyer, Rob - 11,18,88 Hall, Rocky - 11,88 Hamilton, Chuck - 60,62,88 Hamilton, Penny - 88 Hartzell, Nancy - 88 Heath, Ron - 88 Koch, Marty - 11,22,88 Krieger, Mark - 11,18,88 Lunsford - 59,88 McLimans, Jim - 26,89 Medges, Kathi - 57,58,59,89 Meyer, Mike - 89 Miller, Sue - 57,58,89 Nelson, Carol - 19,35,50,52,56,59,87 Normand, Irvin - 89 Odam, Kathy - 57,58 Pine, Ron - 11 Queen, Larry - 11,18,89 Reck, Jeff - 22,62,89 Rhoades, Bill - 89 Robertson, Lonnie - 19,57,89 Schaumburg, Terry - 11,89 Steele, Patti - 89 Stone, Mike - 89 Sturdevant, Marsha - 50,58,59,89 Tankersley, Richard - 89 Tronson, Tom - 11,22,89 Vigil, Gerry - 50,57,58,59,89 Welch, Gayle - 50,56,58,89 Willard, Susan - 58 Willie, Esther - 89 Wilson, Rob - 62,89 103 '■a