Vernonia High School - Memolog Yearbook (Vernonia, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1972 volume:

STAFF Editor------------------------------------------------Debbie Banta Business Managers---------------------Kathi Medges, Kathy Odam Organizations--------------------------Sue Garner, Marsha Sturdevant Sports------------- - — Gayle Welch, Dewey Conroy, Barb Hicks Faculty----------------------------- Carol Nelson, Penny Hamilton Classes-------------------------------Sandi Stockwell, Glynis Ridling Activities--------------------------------------------Debbie Price Ad Sales----------------------------------------------Kay Grimsbo Art---------------------------------------------------Kelly Nance 1 As the burning candle lights the darkness, so does education light the path of life . . . The school year of 1971-72 began August 30 - much to the dismay of all. Football season came and went; the Loggers didn’t acquire the most fantastic record, but spirit remained strong. Cross country was especially good this year - with a bus load of students attending the district meet as spectators. Then there were nine-weeks tests and Thanksgiving vacation. December was highlighted by the Loggers’ championship at the Concordia Tourney and by Christmas vacation. With the new year came more basketball, semesters, and the worst flood in over fifty years. Basketball dominated the scene until after spring vacation. The Loggers climaxed their season with a trip to the Class A State Basketball Tournament in Pendleton. The coming of April meant only two more months of school, and the calendar was filled with things to do. Then it was May. Seniors graduated on May 26th with a roomful of questioning and hopeful people. The underclassmen slaved through semesters, and finally, on June 1, school was out. A year of learning. A year of memories. Each moment of that year was unique; it will never be repeated. It is the hope of the staff that a portion of those memories can be captured in the Memolog of 1972. 3 The days that make us happy make us wise. Apples of Gold 4 6 Classes Our restlessness is largely due to the fact that we are as yet wanderers between two worlds. 7 President JIM ARMSTRONG KIM BEEZLEY COLEEN WEBB This is the Class of 72” ‘See What the Intellects Can Do’ CRAIG BERGERS ON BOB BORDERS SHANNON BOWDER JOHN CRAWFORD JERRY DeWITT CRAIG ELLIS larry HANSON RICK HILLSBERRY RICK HOLCE MARK HUMBLE JAN JOHNSTON 9 BECKY McNAIR DEBBIE MOORE STEVE NAEVE JACKIE ODAM TRACY OWEN DAVE PARROW SHIRLEY POTTER ... When our faith is worft with age, we will remember these golden days of youth. DEBBIE PRICE KATHY PRICE 10 PAUL RAMSEY DAVE SQUIRES SANDI STOCKWELL GLYNIS RIDLING BOBBIE RUMBOLZ RON SMITH MARY STEELE REESE STURDEVANT SUE WILLARD NORMA WOLF 11 Remembering the Seniors The private moments of today are the shared, collective remembrances of tomorrow. I walked along the road Goodbye, I looked back once ... I heaved a sigh. Then I remembered at my side, My silent, but constant guide. The stranger’s hand I felt in mine. I looked into her face this time. I asked her name. She turned just so, She smiled and said, I’m called Hello.” 12 President mj • 7.7 , Don Gibson [ hClT ORIJ t ROIL gilt is rrNext Year We Shall Be ” Earl Abercrombie Debbie Banta Patty Baumgart Ole Bereerson Mickey Borst Kip Mark Norman Ric| Jackie Brady Busch Crawford Davis Eide Doug Tim Walt Joan Keith Ellis Enyart Floeter Foote Gardner 13 Susan Gamer Kay Robbie Grimsbo Hahmeyer Penny Nancy Ron Judy Marty Hamilton Hartzell Heath Henderson Koch Mark Sherry Kathi Tom Susan Krieger Lunsford Medges Merritt Miller 14 Kelly Carol Irvin Kathy Larry Nance Nelson Normand Odam Queen Jeff William Charles Patty Lance Reck Rhoades Robbins Steele Stevens 15 President Scott Ellis This Is the Class of 74 Into the Future They Will Explore Phillip Eddie Kathy Steve Candy Bartles Becker Belk Borders Brunsman Dick Brunsman Terry Buckner Scott Cameron Cynthia Clausen Chris Collins Dewey Becky Donald Kathy Gayla Conroy Curl Dennis DeWitt Ellis 16 Carol Ed John Mark Roberta Evans Hamilton Hicks Hopkins Icenogle Barbara Mike Steve David Connie Johnson Johnson Johnston Klein Kyser Ray Lamping Ralph Lehn Danny McLean Judy Meier Bethann Michener Jimmy Loy Darla Roxyne Cole Michener Moore Normand O’Neil Owen 17 Nancy Renolds Vickie Serby Renee Reck Rodney Sears Patty Roady Randy Shafer Bill Price Don Titus Tim Schmidlin Mike Smiley Ronda Smith John Thompson Randy Tovey Sandra Tupper Randy Roberts Sue Smejkal Mike Smith Melody Strong Mary Weiderkehr President Brett Wuest This Is the Class of 75” They Are a Class That Is Really Alive. Joyce Clason Tammy Bokoskie Jill Beamish James Armstrong Cathy Bateman Robert Carmela Dennis Bill Du Puis Jim Etheridge Lane Daughtry Rory Dunaway Thersa Grau Stephanie Gwin Marilyn Hall Rob Hanson Barbara Hicks Clinton Joan Debbie Rick Holsey Holsey Hudson Jensen Wendy Johnston jean Loren Bruce Gene Renee Jones Kennedy King Kyser Loyd 21 Marty Schwab Wayne Gayle Cindy Siders Slaughter Smejkal Tammy Smith Linda Spratley Tim Titus Karen Tovey Dale Donna Mariea Wendy Lynette Webb Willard Wilson Wilson Wuest 22 m If you have learned to walk A little more surefootedly than I, Be patient with my stumbling then And know that only as I do my best and try. May I attain the goal For which we both are striving. If through experience your soul Has gained heights which I As yet in dim-lit vision see. Hold out your hand and point the way. Lest from its straightness I should stray. And walk a mile with me. Apples of Gold Faculty 23 NANCY ECKLAND: Library Aide V.H.S. Faculty: Hard Working, Devoted DARROLD PROEHL: District Superintendent 24 MILDRED MATHIESON Home Economics KEN ROBERTS Math J.V. Basketball Coach Cross Country Junior Class LEITH HAWKS Science Math Science Club Assistant Football Coach DOUG WILSON General Shop Agriculture I and II Freshman Football Coach Assistant F.F.A. WARD NELSON Band Chorus English I Memolog 25 DOROTHY BRALLIER District Librarian GORDON CROWSTON Counselor Athletic Director Diversified Occupations ORA BOLMEIER Dean of Girls Psychology Developmental Reading Accelerated Reading N.H.S. DON KABLER Vocational Agriculture F.F.A. GARY CURTIS Civics U. S. History Head Basketball Coach Paul Bunyan 26 SUSAN LLOYD Art MELVIN NICE Biology; P.E. Head Football Coach Frosh Basketball Coach Head Track Coach JOHN HENDERSON Business Education Photography Club Advisor ALVILDA HEARING Speech; English Journalism; Senior Class Advisor 27 JACKIE MAIER Business Education G.A.A. Advisor Cheerleader Advisor French; Spanish World Cultures Language Club Advisor Frosh Advisor • i 28 30 b a I I Halfback - Chris Hicks Tackle - Larry Hanson End - Reese Sturdevant L 0 g g e r s 1 9 7 1 Quarterback - Craig Bergerson 32 t I) Chris Hicks for a long gain. TOUCHDOWN! Good defense! A joyous crew after another touchdown. 33 Junior back Rick Davis after a long gain. The mighty Loggers had a good 1971 season. Although we lost four valuable seniors, the foundation is built for ten returning let-termen next year. Those men will be trying just as hard as they did this year, so ... Go Team, Go! 34 i BACK ROW: Mike Johnson, Clinton Holsey, Lane Daughtry, Jim Thompson, Gordy Crowston, Loren Kennedy, Bruce McNair, Don Titus. FRONT ROW: Tim Titus, Jim Gaston, Marty Schwab, Dale Webb, Cole Owen. Coach Doug Wilson and Manager Ray Lamping (not pictured). Frosh Try Their Best, Win or Lose. VHS 14 - Corbett 12 VHS 6 - Warrenton 18 VHS 0 - Concordia 54 VHS 0 - Gaston 6 VHS 0 - Knappa 32 VHS 16 - Rainier 18 35 DEBBIE MARY Football Cheerleaders Promote Spirit Our football cheerleaders worked hard this year as they led spirited fans in rousing yells. GAYLE GERRY 36 Craig Ellis, Kay Grimsbo, and Police Chief Turman gave speeches at Thanksgiving Assembly. the NHS tapped new members. Music, Speeches, Chorus Line Featured at Annual Thanksgiving Assembly Turkeys came in all sizes and shapes this season. 37 71 Homecoming Most Spirited ” sJ Jk KNOCK THE WIND OUT OF THE VIKIES 38 VHS students will always remember Homecoming '71. It was a time for everyone to join in and work together to show their school spirit. The spirit that was aroused that week made our Homecoming victory one to remember. 39 Coach leads ... Team to ... Cheerleaders await victory. Winner of Slogan-on-Locker Day Spirited cheerleader looks for victory. oie Fo The i im«s r Ugliest rCegs? Coach Nice has winning legs. 40 UM-UM Good. PRINCESS JAN QUEEN BECKY ’77 Homecoming Court Glows With Spirit 41 Mr. Roberts Ole Bergerson Ed Hamilton Dave Parrow Bill Rhoades Jeff Reck Ed Becker Pat Curl Kip Brady Roadrunners Make State Dave Winter So long as enthusiasm lasts, so long is youth still with us ... 43 Loggers Attend State Playoffs at Pendleton 44 Rick Davis, Chris Hicks, Ron Smith, Steve Naeve, Reese Sturdevant, Mike Smith, Earl Abercrombie, Mickey Borst, Craig Bergerson, Coach Curtis, The 71-72 basketball season saw auspicious beginnings with a 71-65 win over eventual AA state champion Scappoose. The Loggers completed preseason play defeating host Concordia Lutheran in OT 58-56 for the Holiday Classic and upsetting AAA Evergreen (Wn.) 72-68 in the Banks Tourney. The pre-season record was five wins and three losses. League play against all new opponents except for Warrenton began in January. First half ended with the local roundballers leading 6-1, losing only at Warrenton. Second half play was indentical in record with Vernonia reversing its loss to the Warriors and being upset at Corbett after the league title had been won. The Loggers then went on to beat J.F. Kennedy and neighbor Jewell at the regionals, thus qualifying for the state Class A playoffs. State play found VHS paired with No. 1 ranked Waldport. The locals trailed three quarters by as much as twenty points before uniting and pulling the upset of the tourney, 60-55. Unfortunately, the Loggers dropped the second game to Pilot Rock 77-79 in OT, and the third place title to McEwen also by two points. The Loggers' championship effort provided many outstanding moments for the loyal Vernonia followers. 46 Our varsity basketball cheerleaders were hard-working, exuberant girls. Apart from leading yells, they also performed dance routines to popular music, painted signs, and planned pep assemblies. They worked faithfully, and their enthusiasm seemed to rub off on others, for the spectators were the most spirited ever. Loggers SUP R CAROL NELSON JAN JOHNSTON BECKY McNAIR Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders Support Team Through Successful Season DEBBIE PRICE Dance Team Performs at Games Sue, Tracie, Christy, Beth Ann, Rhonda, and Carol. The dance team was a new addition to Veronia High School this year. With the help of Mrs. Taylor, their advisor, they worked hard and performed several routines during halftime at basketball games. The girls were Sue Willard, Tracie Merritt, Christy Normand, Beth Ann Michener, Rhonda Persyn, and Carol Evans. 48 J.V.’s — Spirited and Enthusiastic This year's J.V. squad was a spirited and hard-working group. In addition to their own responsibilities, they performed a routine with the varsity cheerleaders. The J. V. 's were Barbara Hicks, Cindy Smejkal, Sue Smejkal, Darla Normand, and Stephanie Gwin. 49 L to R: Rob H. , Don D. , Keith G. , Ole B. , Walt F. , Larry Q. , Dick B., John H. , Mr. Roberts, Randy R., and Scott E. J. V. ’sHave Go Power EARL WALT JOHN OLE ROB With teamwork, spirit, and a great coach, the JV's had a very successful year, winning seventeen and losing four. 50 BACK ROW: Manager, Brett Wuest; Clinton Holsey, Don Titus, Bruce McNair, Loren Kennedy, Gordy Crowston, Lane Daughtry. FRONT ROW: Bill Dupuis, Ray Lamping, Tim Titus, Coach, Melvin Nice; Bruce King, and Chris Collins. Frosh Practice Hard; Enjoy Winning Season 51 Loggers Taste Excitement 52 Photos courtesy of JACK SEELEY. Of State Basketball Tourney 53 BACK ROW: Bill Price, Jim Thompson, Tracy Owen, Loy Moore, Danny McLean, Sherman Johnson, Marty Koch. FRONT ROW: Rob Hanson, Jim Gaston, Marty Schwab, Mr. Taylor, Jeff Reck, Bill Rhoades, Gayle Slaughter. VHS Grapplers Gain in Experience Ye Olde Fashioned Day . . . Looking back on old styles, members of VHS participated in Ye Olde Fashioned Day. A Glance at the Past. This day wasn't the only time you could see people running around in funny looking clothes. There was also Grape Day on which everyone dressed as little kids. Jeff and his harmonica. High School Band entertains crowd. Popcorn Concert Provides Enjoyment for All Chorus sings several selections. Waiters relax before serving. Advanced Band advances toward gym. The Phantom of the Opera at a Popcorn Concert? 56 Organizations Happiness is possible only when one is busy. The body must toil, the mind must be occupied, and the heart must be satisfied. Those who do good as opportunity offers are sowing seed all the time, and they need not doubt the harvest. 57 Council Heads Student Government Student Council was responsible for setting policy, reaching decisions, and generally guiding the direction for student activities atV.H. S. Their main activity was the revision of the Student Body Constitution. L to R: Dick Brunsman, A.F.S.; Walt Floeter, V.P.; Jan Johnston, Treas.; Craig Ellis, Pres.; Debbie Price, Sec.; Rick Davis, Student Manager; Carol Nelson, A.F.S. -4r Paul Bunyan Builds Homecoming Bonfire The Paul Bunyan Club was busy during Homecoming this year, building the bonfire and selling Homecoming mums. PAUL BUNYAN OFFICERS Chris Mark Ole 59 GAA Works Throughout Busy Year GAA OFFICERS, L to R: Sue G., Bus. Manager; Gerry V., Sec.; Sandy T., Sgt.-at-arms; Gayle W., Treas.; Joan F., Pres.; Esther W., V. Pres.; Debbie B., Rep.; Darla N., Sgt.-at-arms; Miss Maier, Advisor. The girls in GAA worked hard this year, not only in volleyball, basketball, and track, but on other projects as well. Their projects included an afghan raffle, a goodie sale, and the Homecoming dance. All in all, this year was an active one for the GAA. 60 GAA Volleyball A TEAM TOP ROW: Darla Normand, Gerry Vigil, Joan Foote, Gayla Welch. BOTTOM ROW: Sandra Tupper, Debbie Price, Carol Nelson. A tough practice. Sue Garner, Manager; Nancy Reynolds, Score-keeper; Miss Maier, Coach; Ronda Smith, Scorekeeper; Kay Grimsbo, Referee. B TEAM STANDING: Diane Roady, Rhonda Persyn. SITTING: Wendy Johnston, Joan Holsey, Stephanie Gwin, Connie Kyser, Tracie Merritt, Barbara Hicks. GAA Basketball FROM TOP, L to R: Miss Maier, Lori, Ronda, Nancy, Mr. Crowston, Sandi, Lori, Marsha, Patti, Carol, Darla, Gerry, Kelly, Connie, Roberta, Patty, Penny, Rhonda, Debbie, Donna, Barbara. This year's GAA basketball team improved steadily throughout the season. This improvement was evident in their final game, a one point victory over Catlin Gable. 62 LET'S GO! Small, but Mighty SANDI TUPPER DONNA WILLARD The Team TRACIE MERRITT CAROL EVANS The GAA track team, though small, was a talented group of girls. All of them scored well in their individual events, and Carol Evans broke the district record in the 120 yard hurdles. Not pictured: Becky Curl 63 NHS Aids in Christmas Program National Honor Society's main project was helping with the Grade School Program. They sacked candy and helped Santa pass it out at the program. Another activity was selling Christmas candies. Part of the money earned was used to buy pins and necklaces with the NHS emblem for the members. 64 LEFT TO RIGHT: Reese Sturdevant, Vice President; Debbie King. Secretary; Deb Price, Treasurer; Dave Parrow, President. Language Club Enjoys Parties The Language Club held two parties this year, a Christmas party and a spring party. Everyone who attended enjoyed dancing, singing, and breaking the pitiata. The members also had fun going out to Spanish and French dinners. FT A Chooses Teacher-Of-The-Year F.T.A. sponsored a taco feed again this year. It was a lot of planning and hard work, but was considered a success by the members of F.T.A. and all those attending. In the spring the organization chose the Teacher-of-the-Year. The plaque was awarded to Mr. Kenneth Roberts at the Principal’s Awards Assembly. OFFICERS Pres.: Kelly Nance V.P.: Gayle Welch Sec.: Sue Garner Historian: Sandi Tupper Advisor: Mr. Boyle 66 £ FFA Participates in Shop Contest The FFA's main activity this year was participating in a shop contest at Sherwood, Oregon. Again this year, the FFA sold concessions from their Pixie House at football games. Another project they undertook was working on the park next to the high school. They made several improvements, such as the addition of picnic tables. BACK ROW: Mr. Kabler; Jr. Officers - Carol Evans, Mike Smiley, Candy Brunsman, Bill DuPuis, Steve Johnston; Mr. Wilson. FRONT: Don Gibson, Rob Hahmeyer, Darla Normand, Craig Bergerson, and President Jerry DeWitt. 67 The Sound The Veronia High School Band worked very hard this year. They were a very important part of the pep assemblies and football and basketball games. They also performed at several concerts. Among these were the Fall Concert, the Popcorn Con -cert, and the Spring Concert. One special performance was the concert they put on for the students at Corbett High School. 68 Music in May: Debbie Price Reese Sturdevant of Music The chorus, under the direction of Mr. Ward Nelson, performed at many concerts this year. Among these were the Christmas program at the L.D.S. Church, the Popcorn Concert, and the County Choral Festival at Clatskanie. Music in May: Debbie King Craig Ellis TRIPLE TRIO: Esther Willie, Melody Strong, Kay Grimsbo, Stepahnie Gwin, Renee Reck, Candy Brunsman, Sue Miller, Debbie Banta, Kathi Medges, and Kathy AV Memolog Staff — Brilliant. Industrious, Dedicated, and Modest McGovern demonstration. The girl delegates. Our state chairman. Outside the motel. Students Gain Political Experience Through Model Democratic Convention Humphrey demonstration. Fourteen students from Vernonia participated in a model Democratic Convention in Portland as the Alaskan Delegation. Participants were Reese Sturdevant, Debbie Banta, Marsha Sturdevant, Keith Gardner, Bob Brady, Larry Hanson, Carol Nelson, Walt Floeter, Sue Garner, Sue Miller, Gayle Welch, Jacki Eide, and Gerry Vigil. Car Science Club Sponsors Wash President: Penny Hamilton Vice President: Ed Hamilton Secretary: Sue Miller Treasurer: Dave Parrow Council Rep.: Bruce McNair The Science Club did not have many big projects this year, but they always managed to have a good time at their meetings. The spring carwash was one of their main projects, The officers were: Mr. Hawks, Dave, Ed, Penny. L to R: Mike Johnson, Brett Wuest, Gerry Vigil, Gayle Welch, Rob Wilson, Barb Hicks, Melody Strong, Dave Parrow, Penny Hamilton, Ed Hamilton, Marsha Sturdevant, Sue Garner, Mr. Hawks. BACK ROW: Barb Hicks, Rob Hahmeyer, Mickey Borst, Keith Gardner, Mr. Curtis, Mark Busch, Dewey Conroy. FRONT ROW: Rob Hanson, Randy Roberts, Scott Cameron, Dick Brunsman, John Hicks, Ole Bergerson, Bruce King. 74 Golfers Slice Their Way to District DAVE PARROW - mile - 5:30 100 yd. - 11.3 880 - 2:21 WALT FLOETER - 100 yd. - 11.3 shot - 46'6 1 2 Discus - 119' LARRY QUEEN - 220 - 24.4 L.J. - 20'5 H.J. - 5’8 100 yd. - 11.1 RICK DAVIS - Pole Vault - 11'6 shot - 40'5 GORDY CROWSTON - Discus - 99'9 3 4 100 yd. - 12:0 CLINT HOLSEY - H.H. - 21.8 JEFF RECK - 880 - 2:26 2 mile - 12:22.3 JEFF DOTTER - 880 - 2:32.4 mile - 5:52 ROB CLASON - Javelin - 138’7 PAT CURL - 2 mile - 10:28 LOY MOORE - H.J. - 5T0 L.J. - 17'7 Floeter Represents Track Team at State LARRY PAT WALT RICK 76 VHS’s Outstanding Athletes — 1972 PAT CURL Cross Country Terry Smith Memorial REESE STURDEVANT Football Terry Smith Memorial Outstanding Athlete of VHS. OLE BERGERS ON Golf CHRIS HICKS Basketball LARRY QUEEN Track RICK DAVIS Albert Brunsman Memorial JEFF RECK Wrestling 77 Campaign Week Leads to Election of Marty Koch as VHS The Campaign assembly, held May 4, climaxed election week. After hearing some serious and some humorous speeches, the students cast their votes during noon hour. President 1972-73 S.B. OFFICERS Pres.: Marty Koch V.P.: Rick Davis Sec.: Kelly Nance Treas.: Carol Nelson Sgt.-at-Arms: Dick Brunsman Student Manager: Steve Johnston A.F.S, Rep.: Chris Collins 79 Recognition Given Outstanding Students at Annual Awards Assembly REESE STURDEVANT Ferguson Science Award McEntire Mathematics Award Leadership Award BECKY McNAIR Leadership Award DEBBIE BANTA Memolog Award Speech Award CRAIG BERGERS ON Special Recognition -Varsity Basketball TRACY OWEN Best FFA Chapter Project JERRY DeWITT Forestry Award 80 m JULIE KLEIN Library Award CAROL NELSON Sally Knowlton Award STEVE JOHNSTON Best Home Project, FFA DEBBIE KING National Choral Award ROB HAHMEYER J.V. Basketball DON DENNIS Beginning Shop Skills SHIRLEY POTTER Library Award DEBBIE PRICE Sousa Band Award NOT PICTURED CHRIS COLLINS Biology Award DAVID KLEIN Audio-Visual Award KELLY NANCE Art Award LARRY QUEEN Audio-Visual Award 81 Princess Jackie Sue Willard Chosen Spring Prom Queen Princesses for the Prom were Coleen Webb escorted by Don Larson; Bobbie Rumbolz escorted by Rick Tankersley; and Jackie Odan, escorted by Don King. Queen Sue and escort Kevin Robertson. Sue Willard was chosen as queen for the annual Spring Prom held April 22. Theme for the prom was An Evening of Golden Dreams. Music by the Rainier Stage Band began at 8:30 p.m. in the high school auditorium and played until 12 midnight. The prom was sponsored by the sophomore and junior classes. Princess Coleen Princess Bobbie 82 83 Don't lose vour place, Chris! Church Women Prepare Noble Feast for Graduating Seniors Something's puzzling about this potato. 'Now what was that? 84 Seniors Hear Baccalaureate Message The fifty-fifth annual Vernonia High School Baccalaureate service was held on Sunday, May 21 in the high school auditorium. The Reverend Messrs. Jack Carlson, Eldon Shetler, and H. L. Russell gave special prayers and readings, and the Baccalaureate message was delivered by the Reverend Dan Billings. Special music was by Mrs. Lois Clark, Mrs. L. H. Thomas, and the Vernonia High School Choir. 85 class motto Forty-one Seniors Graduate in May 26 Ceremony ABOVE: Honor speakers Debbie Price and Craig Ellis. 12 STATE SENIOR PLAYERS B6 The Class of '72 graduated May 26th in the high school auditorium. Special speaker for the evening was Mr. Don Wright of KGW radio. The five honor students were Debbie King, Craig Ellis, Mary Ann Steele, Debbie Price, and Reese Sturdevant. The Senior Cup was awarded to Reese Sturdevant. 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