Vernonia High School - Memolog Yearbook (Vernonia, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1976 volume:

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Ellen files all of the day’s detention slips. 8 FACULTY Top: Mrs. Schorzman samples a Home Ec Linda Minor, ’’Teacher of the Year”. 1 meal. Bottom: The coaches discuss the coming track meet. Boyle, Chris English, Psychology Brallier, Dorothy District Librarian Bruns man, Peggy Secretary Crowston, Gordon Drivers' Ed Boys' P. E. Boys' Counselor Curtis, Gary U.S. History American Government Davis, Carol Special Ed 9 Eckland, Nancy Librarian Everett, Bill Custodian Hager, Marsha Girls’ P.E. Health Typing Hearing, Alvilda English, Speech, Journalism Hendryx, Chris Girls’ Counselor, Reading Karl, Perry Art King, Rhonda Special Ed McKee, Betty District Secretary McKee, Mike Math, Science Chemistry, Physics Minor, Linda World Geography, French, Spanish Nelson, Ward Chorus, Band, English Nice, Mel Boys' P. E. Health, Biology 10 Nimz, Terry Shop, Drafting Par row, Art Principal Proehl, Darrold District Superintendent Phelps, Bill Mechanics, Metals Remsen, Ron Business Ed, Yearbook Roberts, Ken Algebra, Geometry Advanced Math Schorzman, Clarice Home Ec, Single Survival Vandehey, Jerry Shop Welch, Linda Special Ed Welch, Wayne District Maintenance Ward Nelson gets stuffed during a Homecoming contest. 12 Officers: Back Row: Kathy Jackson, Treasurer; Diane Olson, Secretary: Chris East, Representative; Front Row: Mike Hiveley, President; Mrs. Linda Minor, Advisor; Dwayne Davis, Vice-President. Freshman students waiting to start the tug-a-war contest during Homecoming. Some Freshman girls getting some help in English. Freshmen show their spirit during a Homecoming pep assembly. 14 Homecoming sign won by Freshmen this year. David Borders Cynthia Brewer Randy Anderson Dwayne Bates Christina Costanzo Timothy Clason Thomas Clason Jack Huckleberry Tracy Carroll John Cunningham Helen Curtis Duane Davis Venetia Daughtry Anne Deckebach Not Pictured Wade Cizek Vance Hanson Chris East Janet Eide Sandra Green Darrell Gwin Jane Harkson Joseph Heifer Danny House Mike Hive ley Jeina Hunteman David Isaacson Kathleen Jackson Brian Johnson Scott Johnston Marcie Keasey Cindy Kelso Dennis Krieger Evelyn Lotze Pat Lowry Phillip Lowry Michele McDonald Jeffery McMaster Gary Meyer Danny Miller David Miner % V Derek Ostrander Deborah Morshige Gregory Parker Shelli Naeve Richard Pierce Diane Olson Barbara O'Neil Randy Perkins Patricia Rainbolt 16 George Ray Kenny Smith Patricia Reynolds Cynthia Rinks Kevin Roberts Marva Simmons Not pictured Diane VanWinkle Robert Smith Karen Steele Max Sword Don Thompson Vicky Todd Linda Tronson Paula Vendehey Loren Wuest Dennis Weller Debra Westbrook Cindy Whitlow Lori Wilson William Woolsey Patty Wright Open wide, just a couple more marshmallows to go. Class Officers: Left to Right: Back Row; Brian Wilson, Student Council Representative; Jeff Parker, President, Chong Tassin, Vice-President; Frank Kretschmer, Treasurer; Front Row, left to right, Mary Etheridge, Secretary; Mr. Chris Boyle, Advisor; Marilyn Berlanga, Sergeant-at-A rms. Mmmmmmmmm good! Lynette hard at work Members of the Sophomore class performing skit 18 Nancy Bracken Ron DeLemos Doug Bates John Beamish Dean Bernardi Wendy Bokoskie Wes Borton Brad Eckland Mona Fields Joe Banzer Teri Bellingham Marilyn Berlanga Troy Dunaway Christie Eager Michele Fuller Dawn Goodman Jerry Hall Merrilee Heath Stewart Grady Mary Etheridge Beverly Grant Glendene Grove Pete Jones Sue Helland David Holm Doug Jackson Garry Kinney Jerry Kinney Frank Kretschmer Doug Kyser Brian Kyser Kevin Lloyd Roy Lucore Stella Marxer Donnell McLean Lynette McLean Brian McNair Elita Morford Doug Mollenhour Tammy Norton Bill Norton Shawn Ostrander Jeff Parker Brenda Perkins Kathy Perkins 20 Calvin Pierce Stuart Potter Mike Price Lee Ann Proehl Teresa Curtis Teresa VanWinkle Vance Vandehey Ray Roady Mike Steele Chong Tassin Ernie Smith Earl Shetler Shell! Smiley Gaylen Weigand Tom West Dixie Williams Brian Wilson Jim Wright The Sophomore sign was one of the top contenders in the homecoming sign contest. 21 Troy, half in class, as usual! Class Officers: Left to right; Karen Enneberg, Debbie Bergerson, Judi Kay Batty at work. Eide, Kay Batty, Rick Gwin, Advisor Mr. Phelps, Steve Weller. Junior skit, Name That Logger”. Robin, wandering around, as usual. Junior hall being put together. Junior Homecoming sign, 1975. 22 Mike Chance Kay Batty Michelle Bokoskie Dawn Cizek Dawn Beamish Connie Brunk Gary El Ison Karen Enneberg Vincent Baker Debbie Bergerson Cheryl Dunaway Jeff Curl Judi Eide Craig Grau Kathy Enneberg Lisa Andrus Russ Carroll Valerie Aldrich Terri Becker Jeff Bellingham ■ Milton Dennis Shannon Case Shiela Franklin Chris Johnson Calvin Johnston Kathie Kretschmer Karen Kyser Sandra Leonard Beth McLean Amy Olson George O'Neil Kenneth Parker Robin Ray Rick Rinks John Roady Bryan Roberts Jerry Rumbolz Robin Senn 24 Melody Shetler Kelly Smith Scott Stevens Noell Sturdevant Linda Titus Who me??? Rena Titus La-Nurd and Chris get psyched-out in psychology. Kelly Warwick You don’t say. Cheryl Woolsey Seniors of ’76 Brad Bellingham Fred Bergerson Michelle Borst Senior Class Officers: Left to right: Student Council Representative, Ann Munro; Treasurer, Sheryl Ray; Secretary, Chris Sauer; Class Advisor, Mrs. Alvilda Hearing; Vice-President, Mike Sutherlin; President, Randy Hansen. Greg Brewer Bob Brooks Ed Buckner 26 LONGVIEW FIBRE CO., Vernonia, Page Sponsor Dave Clason D.J. Cole Chuck Crawford Kris Crowston 27 VERNONIA DRUG STORE, Vernonia, Page Sponsor Dana Hiveley Senior boys show their strength in the ''tug-of-war . ______________________________________________________________________________ Teresa Hopkins Nancy Hunteman Cathy Isaacson Rick Johnson Jim King Clarence Lamping 28 Mindy Lucore Debbie McLean Ann Munro Stuart Munro Shawn Naeve Scott Nance John Normand Kathy Osgood Randy Parrow Steve Potter Sheryl Ray Debbie Richards Bonny Sears Linda Senn Mark Stevens Mike Sutherlin Scott Sword Joyce Ammermon Bob Todd Margy Tronson Steve Vicars Bonny Sears seems startled at question, while Kris just can't stay awake! Joyce Warwick 30 Spirit of 76 CouavtcL 71 OajfO 31 BAND The Vernonia High School Pep Band made many appearances daring the year. The band was active as the high school’s pep band for Football and Basketball seasons. They also helped to add that extra little zip during pep assemblies. The band participated in other events such as performing in concerts and attending musical field trips. The events they performed in were the Fall, Thanksgiving, Christmas, Popcorn, and Spring Concerts. In April, the band traveled to San-tiam High School where they put on an exceptional concert. The last band performance of the year was at the 59th annual Senior Commencement. Band: Back row, left to right: Cary Holsey, Joe Banzer; Doug Jackson, Dwayne Bates, Mr. Ward Nelson. Third row: Jim King, Randy Par row, Steve Weller, Jeff Parker, Earl Shelter, Gary Meyer, Sheri Hunteman, Royce Sturdevant, Greg Parker, Rob Smith, Brian Wilson, Tom Clason, Bill Woosley, Derek Ostrander, Chong Tassin, Venetia Daughtry, Duane Davis, Kelly Smith, Gaylen Weigand, Lori Wilson, Debbie Westbrook, Michele McDonald, Jane Harkson, Chris East. Front row: Dawn Goodman, Ann Deckebach, Jeina Hunteman, Nancy Hunteman, Cheryl Dunaway, Michelle Borst, Sheryl Ray. The band did good at the Christmas Assembly. Mr. Ward Nelson introduces the next song. Senior trumpet player Jim King, warms up for band. Director Ward Nelson directs the band to reach the high notes at the Popcorn Concert. Brian Wilson sets up the stands for the band. 35 CHORUS The Chorus participated in many activities this year. The first activities were the Thanksgiving Assembly and the Christmas Assembly, where they sang several songs. They attended the Vespers which were held at the Christian Church. Later through the year they sang at the Chamber of Commerce Award Dinner, followed by the Popcorn Concert and the Spring Concert. The last on their program was Baccalaureate. The chorus was under the direction of Mr. Ward Nelson. Randy Hansen plays solo at the Spring Concert. Chorus entertains at the Popcorn Concert. Mr. Nelson chorus instructor, plays piano at Popcorn Concert. 36 Top row, Mr. Nelson, Second row, left to right: Kevin Lloyd, Frank Kretchmer, Doug Bates, Don Thompson, David Miner, Brad Bellingham, Scott Nance, Ron DeLemos, George Ray, Steve Vicars, Middle row, Mindy Lucore, Cindy Kelso, Kaycee Haney, Amy Olson, Valerie Aldrich, Marilyn Berlanga, Michelle Fuller, Dawn Goodman, Sandy Green, Ann Munro, Diane Olson, Karen Steele, Michelle Bokoskie, Cheryl Woosley, Bottom Row, Anna Pilar, Donnell McLean, Teresa Van Winkle Kathy Isaacson, Bonny Sears, Kathy Ketchmer, Mary Etheridge, Mike Price, Randy Hansen, Michelle Borst, Robin Senn, Paula Vandehey, Chris Costanzo, Evelyn Lotze. FOREIGN LRNOUROE The Foreign Language Club had a busy year. They attended three dinners instead of the usual two, a Spanish dinner at Paco's in Beaverton, a French dinner at Fernwood Inn, and they tried a new nationality, a German dinner at the Rhinelander in Portland. The club members also attended a spaghetti dinner at the home of Ms. Linda Minor. After the dinner money raising ideas were discussed. Back Row: Steve Weller, Brian Wilson, Royce Sturdevant, Ray Roady, Chong Tassin, Michele Fuller, Jeff McMasters, Jeff Curl, Russ Carroll, Robin Ray, John Beamish, Ron DeLemos, Doug Jackson, Middle Row: Jim Wright, Stewart Grady, Chris Johnson, Sheryl Ray, Diane Van-Winkle, Mary Etheridge, Noell Sturdevant, Donnell McLean, Cathy Isaacson, Chris Eager, Ann Munro, Front Row: Teresa Hopkins, Debbie McLean, Sheila Franklin, Janis Hillsbery, Kaycee Haney, Cindy Kelso, Sandra Leonard, Pilar Gonzalez, Dawn Goodman, Margy Tronson, Wendy Bokoskie, Marilyn Berlanga, Advisor, Mrs. Linda Minor. Officers: Sheryl Ray, President; Noell Sturdevant, Vice-President; Michele Fuller, Student Council Rep.; John Beamish, Treasurer; Mrs. Linda Minor, Advisor. Advanced French hard at work FUTURE TERCHERS MEMBERS: Top Row: Michele Fuller, Secretary; Mary Etheridge; Ann Munro, Vice-President; Chris Boyle, Advisor; SEATED: Marilyn Berlanga, Treasurer; Merrilee Heath; Lynette McLean, Sergeant at Arms; Teresa VanWinkle, President. Future Teachers of America is an organization for persons interested in the field of education. FTA is responsible for a few awards that were given, including the ’Teacher of the Year’ award. The teacher that is chosen should take their own time in and out of class to help students with any problems that they may have. The teacher has to be good at what they do, but most of all, be very understanding. This year we chose Mrs. Linda Minor for our 'Teacher of the Year’. FTA gave two special awards this year.. The first went to Ellen Hanson Meyer since she was leaving VHS. The last award went to Ann Westerberg who was retiring after 23 years of service at VHS. FTA discuss what they need to do to make more money. 38 Mr. Boyle and Mary Etheridge having fun at a meeting. FTA thanks Mr. Chris Boyle for putting up with them during a long year. G.n.n. Girl’s Athletic Association consisted of a small but ambitious group of girls and their advisor, Mrs. Marsha Hager. Cupcake sales accounted for a large part of the group's treasury. But their biggest money making project was the annual Homecoming dance after the game. G.A.A. initiated a new project this year. It was a noon freethrow contest. The girls hope that this contest will become an annual spring project. GAA OFFICERS TOP TO BOTTOM: President Michelle Borst, Representative Judi Eide, Business Manager Debbie Bergerson, Vice President Noell Sturdevant, Secretary and Treasurer Kay Batty, Advisor Marsha Hager. TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Chris East, Elita Morford, Dawn Beamish, Judy Eide, Stella Marxer, Mary Ethridge. SECOND ROW: Venetia Daughtry, Noell Sturdevant, Jane Harkson, Teri Bellingham, Marrilee Heath. THIRD ROW: Ann Munro, Teresa VanWinkle, Anne Deckebach, Cindy Rinks, Janet Eide, Michele Fuller. BOTTOM ROW: Debbie Bergerson, Kay Batty, Lori Wilson, Robin Senn, Michelle Borst, Donnell McLean, Marilyn Berlanga, Marsh Hager. 39 MEMOLOG STAFF The Memolog Staff worked hard to produce a 112 page yearbook that Ver-nonia High School could be proud of. Doing layouts, selling ads, and selling subscriptions were the first concerns of the twelve member staff. With this larger staff, meeting deadlines and completing the yearbook was an easier task. Back Row, Left to Right: Teresa VanWinkle, Robin Senn, Gaylen Weigand, Asst. Editor Kathy Enneberg, Steve Weller, Kathy Osgood, Robin Ray, Dawn Beamish, Karen Enneberg, Vince Parker, Editor Chris Johnson. Front row: Advisor Ron Remsen. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Remsen supervise the annual signing party. Kathy Osgood checks over her proofs and negatives. 40 Staff members plan the remainder of picture day. Assistant Editor, Kathy Enneberg, crops the pictures for a senior page. N.H.S. MEMBERS OFN.H.S: Royce Sturdevant, Frank Kretschmer, Kelly Smith, Vince Parker, Brian Wilson, Jim King, Kris Crowston, Chong Tassin, Troy Dunaway, Rena Titus, Noell Sturdevant, Judi Eide, Brad Bellingham, Mary Etheridge, Michele Fuller, and Advisor Mr. Ward Nelson. Kelly Smith, as Abraham Lincoln. National Honor Society has been very busy this year. The group tapped in new members at the Thanksgiving Assembly and presented a Bicentennial Skit. At Christmas time all the N.H.S. members took time off one day of the week during fifth and sixth period to sack candy for the grade school kids. N.H.S. also considered doing service projects for the community and school. OFFICERS: Chris Johnson, Vice President; Kay Batty, President; Sheryl Ray, Treasurer; Debbie Bergerson, Secretary. Members of the Bicentennial skit listen as the chorus perform in background. 41 Vernonia Drug Store, Vernonia, Page Sponsor PRULBUNYRN This year Paul Bunyan Club has been very busy doing many activities. During Homecoming, the club built the bonfire, and sold Mums, which they sell every year. During the second half of the year, the club held a Donkey Basketball game which included senior girls, boys, and teachers. They sponsored one more basketball game, Seniors vs. Teachers. Club Officers: Rick Gwin, Representative; Kris Crowston, Secretary; Brad Bellingham, Treasurer; Randy Ellson, Sergeant-at-arms; Scott Nance, President; Jerry Rumbolz, Vice-President. Brian shows his Paul Bunyan muscle. Club Members: Front row, Scott Nance. 2nd row: left to right; Ed Buckner, Randy Hansen, Kris Crowston. 3rd row: Terry Ellson, Randy Ellson, Brad Bellingham, Mike Sutherlin. 4th row: Ernie Smith, Troy Dunaway, Bill Norton, Ron DeLemos, Chong Tassin, Jerry Rumbolz, George O’Neil, John Roady, Gary Ellson. 6th row, Vince Baker, Calvin Johnston, Cary Holsey, Vince Parker, Jeff Bellingham, Rick Gwin, Kelly Smith. Top row: Jeff Curl, Dave Clason, Ray Roady, Brian Milson, Gaylen Weigand, Bob Brooks, Royce Sturdevant, Dean Bernardi, Jeff Parker. Advisor: Mr. Gordon Crowston. 42 Randy helps measure the track. STUDENT COUNCIL This year's Student Council, headed by President Brad Bellingham, had a very active year. They passed many petitions and went to other schools to see how other student governments worked. The Student Council with the help of the Band and Chorus put on the Christmas Assembly. The play that was performed by the Student Council was 'The Night Before Christmas. As the year came to an end, and new officers were chosen, the officers and members of the 1975-76 Student Council looked back at a very enjoyable and profitable year of Student Government. Mr. Parrow and Teresa VanWinkle think about future plans. Scott Nance and Rick Gwin listen as President Brad Bellingham talks about petition. Left to right, first row: Jeff Curl, Kris Crowston, Scott Nance, Teresa Hopkins, Brad Bellingham, Kathy Osgood, Russ Carroll, Chris Johnson, Debbie McLean. Second row: Noell Sturdevent, Michelle Fuller, Kay Batty, Karen Enneberg, Rick Gwin, Judl Eide, Chris East, Brian Wilson, Teresa VanWInkle, Randy Hansen. Third row: Mr. Parrow, Ann Munroe. 43 44 45 VARSITY FOOTBALL This years football season was one of the best the Logger team has had in many years. They took first place in Northwest A League play, and were undefeated in league play. One of the reasons the Logger team went so far was because of the outstanding individual efforts of some of the team members. There were eight boys on the team that made the first team-Ed Buckner, Brad Bellingham, Kris Crowston, Rick Johnson, and Jerry Rumboltz. The other three were given honorable mention. They were Randy Ellson, Terry Ellson, and Mike Sutherlin. This year, four players were named all-state. Ed Buckner and Kris Crowston were named to the first team. Brad Bellingham to the third, and Jerry Rumboltz was given honorable mention. The end of the football season came with the state quarter-finals. The Ver-nonia Loggers lost to the Elgin Huskies from the Wapite League. Santiam Corbet Academy Warren ton Gaston Knappa Portland Christian Concordia - St. Paul Elgin K 13-22 0-1 7-0 0-26 7-32 6-28 6-26 6-20 6-26 33-8 Back row, left to right; Coach Melvin Nice, Gary Ellson, Brad Bellingham, Cary Holsey, Randy Ellson, Calvin Johnston, Delbert Cole, Milton Dennis, Chris Crowston, Terry Ellson, Bob Brooks. Middle row; Vince Baker, Randy Hansen, Rick Gwin, Jeff Bellingham, Mike Sutherlin, Ed Bucker, Jerry Rumbolz, Scott Nance, David Holm, Rick Johnson. Front row; Jeff Parker, Troy Dunaway, Shawn Ostrander, Dean Bernardi, John Beamish, Doug Bates, Royce Sturdevant, Ernie Smith, Scott Johnston, Roy Lucore. 46 I’ve got the feeling something is wrong. Ed Buckner going for a touchdown. 34-26-35 Hike! Crash right through. 47 You can catch that ball! Come on you Guys! Kris Crowston Mike Sutherlin Randy Hansen Scott Nance Brad Bellingham Delbert Cole Bob Brooks Rick Johnson 48 J.V. FOOTBALL Front row, left to right; Darrell Gwin, Dwayne Bates, Don Thompson, Greg Parker, Derek Ostrander, Jim Wright, Gary Meyer, Kenny Smith. Second row; Wade Cizek, Royce Sturdevant, Roy Lucore, Rob Smith, Shawn Ostrander, Jeff Parker, Brad Eckland, David Miner, Coach Mike McKee. Third row; Tim Clason, Doug Bates, Dean Bernardi, Troy Dunaway, Scott Johnston, John Beamish, Mike Hiveley. Back row; David Isaacson, Loren Wuest, Dennis Weller, Ron DeLemos. Coach McKee talks over game strategy while players warm-up for JV game. Man, that team LOOKS BIG! 49 Vernonia gets another tackle on the Gaston offense. VOLLEYBALL The girls volleyball team worked very hard this year which resulted with two winning championships. They were the Warrenton Tip-Off tournament and the Hood River Tournament. The Varsity Loggerettes had a 7-3 season. The J. V. 's worked very hard this year, and again went undefeated. Coach Marsha Hager was proud of this years girls volleyball team and hopes it will be a State Bound Team” for next year. Michelle goes up for a block. Varsity: Back row, left to right: Beverly Grant, Stella Marxer, Robin Senn, Coach Marsha Hager, Noell Sturdevant, Mary Etheridge, Judi Eide, Dawn Beamish. Front row: Cheryl Dunaway, Michelle Borst, Dana Hiveley. Work a little harder girls. You bet that score is right. 50 J.V.: Back row, left to right: Kathy Enneberg, Chris East, Shelley Wilcoxen, Elita Morford, Lori Wilson, Sandy Leonard, Front Row: Kay Batty, Chris Costanzo, Tracy Carroll. It takes team work. C Team: Back row, left to right: Venetia Daughtry, Lynette McLean, Anne Deckebach, Cindy Rinks. Front row: Janet Eide, Rena Titus, Jane Harkson. 51 CROSSCOUNTRY During this year of Cross Country, the Varsity won the Monroe Invitational, Vernonia Invitational, were League Champs, District 1 Champs, and placed 2nd in the State class A meet. J. V. 's also had a good year as they won the Monroe Invitational, Western Mennonite Invitational, North Marion Invitational, and Vernonia Invitational. As shown by the outcome of these meets, the Cross Country teams had a very successful season. On your mark. . .Set. . . . Back Row; Left to Right: George O'Neil, Pat Lowry, Ray Roady, Brian Wilson, Gaylen Weigand, Russ Carroll, Frank Kretschmer, Chong Tassin. Front Row; Manager Chris Johnson, Ann Munro, John Cunningham, Jeff McMasters, John Roady, Captain Jeff Curl, Stewart Grady, Debbie Westbrook, Coach Ken Roberts. Vernonia runners were always among the top in the meets this year. 52 Robert Curl Sons, Vernonia, Page Sponsor Pat Ixjwry and Frank Kretschmer nearing the finish. J. V. 's warming up for the race. Jeff, Keep on Truckin! Coach Ken Roberts handing out trophy at the Vernonia Invitational. Manager, Chris Johnson Brunsman's Hardware, Vernonia, Page Sponsor Pat Lowry, George O'Neil, Frank Kretschmer running their last lap. VARSITY Ron, Terry, and Brad wait for Gaylen to Tip it to them. Kris Crowston proves that expressions play a big part in the game of basketball. Right: Holm and Ellson stops Corbetts offense while Weigand guards underneath. This year in Varsity Basketball play, the Loggers had a rough season, totalling but 7 wins while losing 14. The Loggers losses came at the hands of AA Foes. The Senior dominated loggers played well on occasions but lacked consistency in losing several close games. Team morale remained high even after the Loggers had lost their opportunity for STATE, and proved it by winning their last 3 games to tie Warrenton for second place in Northwest play. Bob Brooks tries to figure it out. 54 Varsity: Left ot Right: David Holm, Captain Kris Crowston, Terry Ellson, D. J. Cole, Royce Sturdevant, Gaylen Weigand, Bob Brooks, Milton Dennis, Ron Gardner, Randy Ellson, Gary Ellson, Brad Bellingham, Manager George Ray, Coach Gary Curtis, Manager Pat Lowry. Bob Brooks pops in another free throw for Vernonia. Holm, Sturdevant, Ellson, and Cole put pressure on Knappa offense as the Loggers score another victory. Left: The Mighty Loggers set up their defense. 55 ■ Kris Crowston Brad Bellingham Terry Ell son Randy Ellson Coach Curtis Ron Gardner D.J. Cole Bob Brooks J.V. BRSKETBRLL The J. V. team got off to a slow start then picked it up and came out with a winning record, 13-8. The team won their league with a record of 7-1. Their one league loss was to Knappa on Knappa's home court. Leading scorer for the J. V. squad was Gary Ellson. The team motto was to stay loose before games by telling jokes. J. V. Team, Left to Right: Coach Mel Nice, Chong Tassin, Stuart Grady, Vince Baker, Gary Ellson, John Roady, Shawn Ostrander, Russ Carroll, Troy Dunaway, Ray Roady, George O’Neil, and John Beamish. , George O'Neil shows his form. Gary Ellson tries his hardest. 57 FRESHMEN Right to Left; Coach, Ron Remsen; Team Members: Jeff McMasters, Vance Hansen, Darrell Gwin, Scott Johnston, Duane Davis, Ken Smith, Rob Smith, Mike Hively, Dave Isaacson, Pete Brewer, Manager Kevin Roberts. The Freshman Basketball Team had a very successful season this year with 12 wins and only 4 losses. In our league we finished 4-0. Scott Johnston led the team in scoring, both in total points and percentage, for the outstanding player. Dave Isaacson was a close second in shooting percentage, with Duane Davis capturing the rebounds. Kenny Smith and Rob Smith rounded out the starting five. With the talent of these players, and a good back-up crew, the class of 1979 should prove to be an asset to the Vernonia basketball program. Duane Davis brings the ball down court, as Scott Johnson drives toward bucket for a pass. f -ar-J h'OHrr Locct 8 mill1 SHINE fj Dave Isaacson coming in for another basket. Other members of the top five get ready to receive or rebound the ball. Darrell Gwin looks for cutter as other members of the squad take their position. 58 I J MIC HTy LOC GIRLS’ BRSKETBRLL I XJ w ta f 'CH Tv . n LET'S GO! Teri Bellingham out jumps them again. J. V. LOGGERETTES LEFT TO RIGHT: manager Lori Wilson, Dixie Williams, Teresa Curtis, Daren Steele, Donnell McLean, Ann Munro, Robin Ray, Venetia Daughtry, Christi Eager, Marilyn Berlanga, Helen Curtis, Coach Marsha Hager. Sure Shot Shelli. VARSITY LOGGERETTES LEFT TO RIGHT: manager Lori Wilson, Dawn Goodman, Margy Tronson, Donnell McLean, Noell Sturdevant, Sheryl Ray, Robin Ray, Shelli Naeve, Marilyn Berlanga, Helen Curtis, Coach Marsha Hager. This years Girls Basketball team, coached by Mrs. Marsha Hager, put-out their up-most ability to fulfill their Loggerette Pride . The Loggerettes had the privilege to have back on the team, seniors Margy Tronson, and Sheryl Ray. This year Margy made second team All-League” and Sheryl received honorable mention. Also receiving honorable mention for All-League” was junior Noell Sturdevant. WRESTLING The wrestlers started the new season with a lot of inexperienced wrestlers and a new coach. Coach Terry Nimz began the season not knowing much about the program but quickly got into the feel of things. Looking back at the season, the wrestlers had a lot of fun and should become stronger in the years to come. Senior Mike Sutherlin ends a good season by going to state. 60 Wrestling Squad: Back Row, Left to Right: Coach Terry Nimz, Jeff Parker, Derek Ostrander, Tim Clason, Wes Borton, Vince Parker, Jim Wright. Front Row: Dean Bernardi, Earl Shetler, Don Thompson, Richard Pierce, Greg Parker, Bill Norton, Mike Sutherlin, Ron Delemos, and Max Sword, Manager. Members of the squad stand at attention during the award assembly. Dean Bernardi waits to go into action. Coach Nimz searches through the crowd to find a lost wrestler. Mike Sutherlin works to flip his opponent onto his back. Bill Norton goes for the pin. Jeff McMasters tries to break down an opponent at District. Richard Pierce receives last minute instructions. 61 TRACK The 1976 Boys' Track season was another very successful sports season for Vemonia High School. The Team won the Mount Hood Invitational, the Fern Hill Invitational and repeated as League and District champions for the second straight year. The 1976 team was characterized by no real stars but rather a good group of solid performers who scored well in almost every meet and won on the basis of overall team effort. The team was led by four seniors whom we will miss very much. These include Kris Crowston (League and District shot putt champion), and hurdlers Randy Hansen and Randy Parrow (League and District high hurdler champion), and Brad Bellingham (member of League and District 440-run champions). The rest of the team was a good nucleus of junior members and an outstanding group of sophomores who led the team in scoring for the year. If the younger members of the squad continue to develop as they have this year we think we will be even stronger next year and should repeat as League and District champions for year number three. Outstanding Track Athlete- David Holm Most Improved athlete- Randy Parrow Assistant Track Coach Ron Remsen and Head Top three scorers for 1976 are David Holm, Brad Bellingham Coach Ken Roberts, did an outstanding job this and Kris Crowston. season. TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Royce Sturdevant, Gaylen Weigand, Randy Parrow, Randy Hansen. SECOND ROW: Tim Clason, Kinney Smith, Brian Wilson, Joe Banzar, Jerry Rumboltz, Bob Brooks, George O'Neil, Scott Johnston. THIRD ROW: Duane Davis, Vance Hansen, Rick Gwin, Shawn Ostrander, John Roady, Russ Carroll, George Ray, Ray Roady. BOTTOM ROW: Coach Remsen, Pat Lowry, Ron DeLemos, Brad Bellingham, Ernie Smith, Jeff Curl, Kris Crowston, David Holm, managers Jeff McMasters and Doug Jackson, Coach Roberts. 62 Ray Roady finishes first for his team members at Mt. Hood. Kris shows his umph in the shot put his senior year. David Holm takes a first place again. GIRLS’ TRRCK The 1976 girls track team consisted of thirteen stars and Coach Nice. These girls worked very hard to make their team tough to beat. They also worked together to win track meets and placed 3rd in district and league. Mr. Nice took 10 of these girls to district and five continued on to state. As an individual, Stella Marxer broke the league record In the discus with 99'11”. The girls also dedicated a song to Coach Nice titled, Mr. Nice, this song is for you, you, you.” Girls Warm-up before meet. Left to Right: Dawn Beamish, Tracy Carroll, Diane VanWinkle, Anne Deckebach, Cheryl Dunaway, Dana Hiveley, Judi Eide, Stella Marxer, Robin Senn, Patty Wright, Teri Bellingham, Janet Eide, Center, Coach Mr. Nice. Coach Nice keeps close eye on his girls. 64 Robin ’’PUTS it all into it. Judi lets loose a long one. Stella's high jump takes her to district. Go Dawn Go. Anne SHOWS her determi- Tracy gracefully sprints the hurdles, nation. Patty places 11th in mile at State. Chris crosses the finish line first. Cheryl sprints for the finish. 65 SENIOR TRRCK Kris Crowston: shot-put, javelin, Dana Hiveley: shot-put, javelin discus Randy Parrow: high and low hurdles Brad Bellingham: 440, 440 relay, mile relay, triple jump Bob Brooks: high jump 66 Randy Hansen: low hurdles STATETRACK Ernie Smith - Discus Randy Parrow - High Hurdles The State Track Meet was held at Lewis and Clark College on May 21 and 22. Participants for this year included Dana Hiveley, shot put; Stella Marxer, discus; Chris East and Teri Bellingham, 880; Patty Wright, mile; Kris Crowston, shot put; Ernie Smith, discus; Brian Wilson, 2 mile; John Roady, mile; Rick Gwin, mile relay; Royce Sturdevant, mile relay; Shawn Ostrander, 440 relay; Randy Parrow, high hurdles; Jerry Rumbolz, 440 relay and pole vault; Brad Bellingham, 440 relay and mile relay; and David Holm, 440 relay, mile relay, 220, and long' jump. Patty Wright, mile; Chris East, 880; and Teri Bellingham, 880 demonstrate their running ability during the state meet. Brad Bellingham, Rick Gwin, and David Holm show their strength in the relays at Lewis and Clark College. GOLF Golf members: Left to right: Chris Eager, Vince Parker, Doug Bates, Scott Nance, Stuart Grady, John Beamish. Not pictured: Rick Night, Dwayne Bates. The only senior member on the team, showing the other members how it’s done. 68 VERNONIA GOLF CLUB, Vernonia, Page Sponsor. Rick Knight Dwayne Bates John Beamish Doug Bates This year, the golf team started out with 12 members and ended up with 8. The team included one senior, Scott Nance: two juniors, three sophomores, and one freshman. One sophomore girl, Chris Eager, was on the team. The team had 9 wins and 5 losses. Members that went on to District were Doug Bates, Scott Nance, Stuart Grady, Vince Parker, and Dwayne Bates. Grady finished his coffee break. 69 FQOTBRLL The Football Rally squad was an active one this year. Some of the events they participated in were going to Cheer leading camp during the summer, working with the Basketball cheerleaders to raise money, planning Homecoming events and pep assemblies. This years mascot for the squad was Carlene Barker. She added many smiles at pep assemblies and games. The rally squad was made up of four seniors, Teresa Hopkins, Debbie McLean, Chris Sauer, and Kathy Osgood. There was also one Debbie McLean Teri Bellingham Sophomore on the squad which was Teri Bellingham. The girls worked very hard on new yells and chants to help the football team on to the state playoffs. Chris Sauer Kathy Osgood Teresa Hopkins So hey! Be bold! 72 Cheerleaders and mascot show their talent and abilities. BRSKETBRLL There were three Varsity Basketball cheerleaders, which consisted of Judi Eide, Valerie Aldrich, and Dawn Beamish. These girls were a very active rally squad. Two of them attended Cheerleading camp at Lewis and Clark College. They were taught many new yells and chants. During games they danced and chanted to many of the Bands pep songs. They filled the gym with spirit from the signs they painted. At the end of the season the Varsity rally presented the Coaches and Varsity Basketball players with blue tipped boutonnieres for the last game. Valerie Aldrich Val, Judi, and Dawn clap to the rhythm. Dawn Beamish Judi Eide 73 YEA! Gottcha J.V. Chris East, Mary Ethridge, Jane Harkson, Stella Marxer and Elita Morford were the Spirited J. V. Cheerleaders this year. The cheerleaders worked very hard this year going to J. V. and Freshmen Basketball games and cheering the boys on to victory. Painting signs, participating in pep assemblies and earning money were just a few more of the many jobs the girls did this year. At the end of the Basketball season the spirited J. V. rally gave up their positions for the year. Watchout, We're Here! Stella Marxer GO - FIGHT FJ Elita Morford Chris East 74 ■ Mary Ethridge Jane Harkson DRNCE TERM This year the Dance team performed for Basketball season only. The team members were all previously experienced performers. There were 2 juniors, Kay Batty and Debbie Berger son; 1 sophomore, Michelle Fuller; 2 freshmen, Kathy Jackson and Cindy Rinks, and they worked very well together. The group made up 8 new routines and performed at every home basketball game. This year they purchased new shakers for the team and held a bake sale to help raise money. Kay Batty Debbie Bergerson Michelle Fuller Kathy Jackson Cindy Rinks HOMECOMING Queen Dana Hiveley, King Kris Crowston. Brad Bellingham, Joyce Warwick 78 1975 Homecoming Court Ed Buckner, Michell Borst, Brad Bellingham, Joyce Warwick, Kris Crowston, Dana Hiveley. Ed Buckner, Michell Borst. 1975 The great pumpkin is back. Yoo-Ready. Want to dance. My what pretty eyes you have. Beauty is only skin deep. She's got legs. 79 Pie eating contest between classes. GO Dana GO. Who's the strongest. 80 Seniors boys getting their flower. Elita was awarded flowers for doing a good job on decoration for the coronation. Mrs. Linda Minor and Mr. Terry Nimz doing the waltz. ”f«W Teri is dressed up for homecoming week. 81 Here comes the judge. FRLLSPORTS The Fall Sports Assembly began with Volleyball. Coach Marsha Hagar awarded letters and certificates to the Varsity and Junior Varsity teams, with special recognition given to the only two seniors; Michelle Borst and Dana Hiveley. Varsity season record was 6-4, with league record of 4-3. The Junior Varsity had an excellent season this year again with a season record of 9-0, and league record of 7-0. C team didn’t play many games, but won all of the games that they did play, and had a record of 2-0. Next, Coach Mike McKee gave certificates to all Junior Varsity football players. Coach Melvin Nice presented letters to all Varsity football players including a lone freshman, Scott Johnston. Special recognition went to Kris Crowston and Brad Bellingham as All-League, offense and defense. Honorable mention went to Randy Ellson, Terry Ellson, and Mike Sutherlin. The Cross Country team, coached by Ken Roberts, was honored for its fine record as VHS, League, and District Champions, finishing second at State. The All-State runners were, Jeff Curl, Brian Wilson, Ray Roady, and Frank Kretchemer, included in the league honors were Chong Tassin and John Roady. Athletic Director Gordon Crowston congratulated the Student Body on its fine participation in sports this year. J.V. players receiving awards. Cross Country team being congratulated on their successful season. 82 Asst. Coach Nimz presenting letters. J.V. Volleyball girls waiting for certificates. THANKSGIVING National Honor Society, with help from the chorus presented the annual Thanksgiving Assembly. The chorus sang several songs to provide a Thanksgiving atmosphere, including: Battle Hymn of the Republic”, Bless This House , Exodus , and 'It Is a Good Thing to Give Thanks . National Honor Society was responsible for the traditional tapping in of new members. This boost of membership increased their total to twenty-two. A new twist was added by the society. They offered a skit, instead of the traditional speeches in which members portrayed famous historical Americans, ranging from Squanto, an Indian from the first Thanksgiving, to Mae West, the 1930’s sex-symbol. The assembly was enjoyed by all who attended. „ . _ „T , . x Kay portrayed Mae Kris plays George Washington 83 Members of the skit This year’s Pep Assemblies proved to be an important factor in raising student body spirit. The rally squads were always there doing yells, chants, and skits. They also held class competition at many assemblies and found that all the classes had spirit, especially the juniors. The Logger Rhythms helped out during the winter sports season, by doing routines to several pep songs. Ron Gardner attempts to blow a bubble. Student body watches dance team. David Holm gets stuffed at a Pep Assembly. Val and Scott stuck on the floor. 84 CHRISTMAS Student Council, with the help from the chorus and band presented the annual Christmas Assembly. The band played several songs to provide a Christmas atmosphere, including O Festive Bells and Ancient Kings”, ’’Silver Bells”, and ’’Adeste Fidelis. The Chorus sang several songs which included ”0 Holy Night , The 12 days of Christmas”, and He Is Born. ” Student Council members performed the play Twas the Night Before Christmas.” All who attended enjoyed the assembly. 85 POPCORN CONCERT The VHS Band and Chorus along with a few special added attractions performed at the Popcorn Concert. The band entertained with the concert music, Masterpiece,” Century Celebration, ” Country and Western, and I’ve Been Searchin’ So Long. ” Don Jackson led the annual audience sing-along to add the old-fashion touch. During their part of the concert, the chorus sang the pieces, Seasons In the Sun, My Sweet Lady,” Look Up America,” California Dreamin', and Time In A Bottle.” Senior Randy Hansen added a special touch with his mellow voice and songs. Randy’s touch made the evening complete. Building for the finishing note. Audience listens tentatively. The Chorus ended their evening singing 'Time In A Bottle. ” 86 WINTER SPORTS Coach Nimz talks about the Wrestling program during awards presentation. The Winter Sports Awards assembly was held March 12 in the High School gym. Presentations were made for Varsity Basketball, J.V. Basketball, Freshman Basketball, Girls Basketball, and Wrestling. Coaches, as well as all participants, enjoyed the Winter Sports Season. Coach Remsen tells about the successful season in Freshman Basketball. Coach Curtis presents awards for Varsity Basketball. Coach Hager talks about Girls Basketball during awards assembly. 87 SPRING PROM The Spring Prom titled ’’Somewhere Over the Rainbow , was sponsored by the junior and sophomore classes. The evening began with the announcement of the Princesses and their escorts. The gym was decorated as a rainbow with a pot of gold as the center piece. The Midnight Sun played for the Spring Prom. At 10:30 p.m. Randy Hansen crowned Joyce Warwick the 1976 Spring Prom Queen. Chaperones Mr. and Mrs. Bates enjoy the Prom. Prom court: Dana Hiveley, Teresa Hopkins, Kathy Osgood, Joyce Warwick. Queen Joyce and escort Rick Gwin dance to Somewhere Over the Rainbow . 88 DANA!! Randy Hansen crowns Joyce, Queen. My Dear, you dance divinely. Shake it baby!! Robin gives events for the evening. Pot-of-gold at the end of the rainbow. Midnight Sun provides the nights entertainment. Cindy Miner and Sherry Warwick Dana swings into it. Joyce rests during a dance, are two of the prom servers. 89 SPRING CONCERT The 1976 Spring Concert featured the Vemonia High School Band and Chorus, directed by Ward Nelson. The Band played several songs, Green Sleeves”, Selections from Godspell and more. The Chorus added to it with their songs, Happy Together , Keep On Singing and others. Several items were displayed by the Homemaking and Art departments. The evening was quite enjoyable to all who attended. Chorus prepares to sing. Art displays created by art students During the concert, Gaylen Weigand and Jim King show their conflicting emotions. 90 SPRING SPORTS Track, golf, cheerleader, and dance team awards were given at the annual Spring Sports Awards Assembly. Coaches and advisors presented the awards to all of the participants. Kay Batty receives a Mrs. Schorzman presents pins to the thirteen 1975-76 Dance Team award. cheerleaders. Mr. Vandehey gives letters and certificates Track participants receive awards, to his golfers. Mr. Roberts tells the story of the past track Mr. Nice talks about his team of Superstars”, season. 91 ELECTIONS After a week of campaigning and giving speeches, members of the student body elected new officers at the VHS Student Council positions. Votes were cast by secret ballot at noon. The results were announced latter in the day. They were Kay Batty, President; Russ Carroll, Vice-President; Debbie Bergerson, Secretary; Rena Titus, Treasurer; Marilyn Berlanga, Sergeant-at-Arms; Brian Wilson, Student Body Manager; Royce Sturdevant, and Judi Eide, Foreign Exchange Student Representatives; and Steve Weller, Fire Chief. Presidential candidates and their managers give their speeches. Royce Sturdevant, the only boy candidate for IFE. Sandy, Debbie, and Rena wait to give their speeches. Dana and Chris sing, The Ballad of Ol’ Looney Weller . Campaign signs were a major part of this year's elections. at ’ ARtn j Jeff Curl campaigns for Brian Wilson. PRINCIPAL'S RWRRDS j VV i, « ' r ■ % :i % 8 o. £ Mrs. Westerberg receives her high school Rena and Karen display the Bicentennial quilt, diploma. Seniors give an autographed pillow to Mrs. The band award goes to Hearing. Meryl Ray. Scott Nance receives the golf award. The Principal's Awards Assembly was held on May 27. Special recognition was given to Ann Westerberg for working at VHS for 23 years. The seniors gave gifts to the teachers that helped them during their senior year. They were Ann Westerberg, for selling the most candy bars; Mrs. Hearing, a senior pillow, so she could have sweet dreams about the Class of '76. Mrs. Minor was the Teacher of the Year and was given a plaque by FTA members, Teresa VanWinkle and Mary Etheridge. Chris Johnson - Memolog Editor award. Most Improved Girl Athlete - Robin Senn. Freshman Basketball awards go One track award goes to Miss The Betty Crocker Award to Dave Isaacson and Scott Bionic . goes to Teresa Hopkins. Johnston. New officers being installed. Cross-Country award goes to Jeff Curl. Mr. Nice finding his football awards. ’’Teacher of the Year Mr. Curtis hands out Mrs. Minor. basketball awards. Seniors giving special gifts. Debbie gets the Sally Mr. Nlmz awarding his Mr. McKee awards J.V. Randy receives the Knowlton Award. wrestlers. football. Choral Award. Mrs. Minor receives a gift from the Dance Team. Gaylen, Brad, and Kris get basketball awards. The ’’Blooper Award” Kay Batty 1976-77 VHS President Kris with the football award, goes to Russ Carroll. is being installed by Brad Bellingham. 95 SENIOR BRNQUET Michelle Borst reading class history. Mr. Proehl wishing seniors good luck. The Senior Banquet was held at the First Evangelical Church, Saturday, May 1st. Dinner included Chicken, String Beans, Baked Potatoes, Salad, Rolls, Cake, and Ice Cream. After the seniors gave their speeches, Mr. Parrow gave his farewell, wishing all seniors good luck In the future. Mr. Parrow giving farewell. Randy Hansen, Master of Ceremonies. Kathy Osgood reading class Teresa Hopkins reading class prophecy. will. Guests enjoys Senior dinner. 96 BRCCRLHURERTE Baccalaureate service was held Sunday, May 23 for the graduating Class of 1976. Mr. Nelson played the processional as the Seniors marched into the gym. Randy Hansen read the scripture followed by, Reverend D. J. Dickeys’ memorable Invocation. A special clarinet solo by Sheryl Ray and the Chorus concluded the service. Randy Hansen class president has a happy smile. Senior class waiting for Invocation. Reverend Dickey gives memorable Invocation. Chorus singing together for the last time. 97 Graduation started at 8:00 p.m., Friday, May 28, 1976. The band played Processional while the seniors walked in. Reverend D. J. Dickey then gave the Invocation. Next the band played ’’Landmark Overture”, directed by Mr. Ward Nelson. This year’s honor speakers were Sheryl Ray and Brad Bellingham. Presentation of awards were then given by Principal, Arthur M. Parrow. The first presentation was the Kuge Scholarship given to Kris Crowston. Second Scott Nance received the Chamber of Commerce Scholarship, and Sheryl Ray received both the Pacific University and the J.C. Scholarships. Debbie McLean was then chosen to receive the March of Dimes Scholarship. GRADUATION Seniors are waiting to be seated. Brad Bellingham is boy honor speaker. hlcHTr lucces Randy Hansen leads the seniors in. 98 Sheryl Ray is girl honor speaker. Seniors present Mrs. Hearing with a bouquet of flowers. Seniors' guest speaker, Earl Wantland, President of Tektronix, Inc. Randy Hansen, Senior Class President. Stuart Munro reaches for his honor medal. Girl Senior Cup goes to Teresa Hopkins. Bob Borders gives Sheryl Ray the J. C. ’s Scholarship. Mr. Parrow hands Kris Crowston the Kuge Scholarship. 99 Mr. Parrow speaks to the audience at graduation. Seniors anxiously wait to go into the gym. Girl Senior Cup went to Teresa Hopkins and the Boy Senior Cup went to Brad Bellingham. Top five honor students were Brad, Mike, Sheryl, Stuart, and Teresa. Commencement address was then given by Earl Wantland, President of Tektronic , Inc. Randy Hansen presented Mr. Parrow with the class gift, a robe, crown, pillow, and a cement bench to replace a broken one in front of the high school. For entertainment the band played themes from 1812 Overture . Arthur Parrow presented the class of 1976. Darrold R. Proehl and Mrs. Betty Curl presented the seniors with their diplomas. Reverend Dickey gave the Benediction. As the band played the Recessional, the seniors walked out. Brad, Sheryl, and Mike receive certificates for being top students. Randy Parrow and Sheryl Ray go to join the band. Senior gift was a robe, crown, and pillow. Seniors wait to be congratulated. 102 Spar Tree Cafe MIST RT. BOX 50 VERNONIA, OREGON 429-6465 Sunnyside Service TIMBER RT. VERNONIA, OREGON 97064 429-5461 Bill Horn Realty 953 BRIDGE STREET VERNONIA, OREGON 97064 429-6203 103 VERNONIR SENTRY 104 Uernonia Auto Parts BRIDGE ST. VERNONIA, OREGON 97064 429-2311 West Oregon Electric Co-op, Inc. 715 MAPLE ST. 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VERNONIA , OREGON 97064 LLOYD QUINN BROKER office: 429-8211 res: 429-7523 109 INDEX SENIORS Bellingham, Brad 7,22,26,36,41, 42,43,44,45,46,48,54,55,56, 62.63.66.67.70.76.77, 78,81, 85,86,87,90,92,94,95,96,97, 98.99.100.101 Bergerson, Fred 26,97,98,100 Borst, Michelle 22,26,32,34, 35.36.39.50.78.83.85.86.96, 97.98.101 Brewer, Greg 26,97,98,99,100 Brooks, Robert 26,31,42,46,47, 48.54.55.56.62.63.66.76.77, 80.82.84.87.97.98.100.101 Buckner, Ed 13,22,26,28,42,46, 47,48,78,80,81,82,97,98,100, 101 Clason, David 27,36,42,83,86, 97.98.100.101 Cole, D.J. 2,13,27,28,46,48, 55.56.77.80.81.82.84.87.97, 98.99.100.101 Crawford, Chuck 27,97,98,100 Crowston, Kris 13,22,27,28,29, 30.31.32.41.42.43.46.47.48, 54.55.56.62.63.66.70.77, 78, 80.82.83.84.87.94.95.97, 98, 99,100,101,107 Ellson, Randy 27,28,31,42,46, 47,48,54,55,56,77,80,81,84, 97.98.100.101 Ellson, Terry 2,13,27,28,42, 46,48,54,55,56,77,80,81,82, 84.97.98.100.101 Evans, Tom 27,97 Gardner, Ron 13,27,28,42, 54, 55.56.77.80.84.97.98.100.101 Hall, Karla 12,27,31,51,97,98 Hansen, Randy 2,4,5,13,26,27, 28.31.33.36.42.43.46.47.48, 62,63,66,85,86,88,92,94,95, 96.97.98.100.101 Hiveley, Dana 5,22,28,31,50, 65,66,76,77,78,79,80,88,89, 91.92.94.97.98.100.101 Hopkins, Teresa 4,6,13,28,37, 43,71,72,79,81,88,91,92,94, 96.97.98.99.101 Hunteman, Nancy 28,34,35,86,101 Isaacson, Cathy 28,36,37,83, 85.97.98.101 Johnson, Richard 28,46,48,97, 98,100 King, James 28,34,35,41,83,85, 90.97.98.99.100.101 Lamping, Clarence 28,97,98,100, 101 Lucore, Mindy 6,28,36,97,98 McLean, Debbie 28,31,37,42,71, 72.76.91.93.94.95.97.98.101 Munro, Ann 26,28,36,37,38,39, 43.52.59.82.83.97.98.100.101 Munro, Stuart 29,31,94,97,98, 99.100.101 Naeve, Shawn 29,97,98,100,101 Nance, Scott 2,13,28,29,31,32, 36.42.43.46.48.68.69.80.81, 82.83.85.86.88.93.96.97.98, 99.100.101 Normand, John 13,29,97,98,100, 101 Osgood, Kathy 4,29,31,43,71,72, 80.81.88.91.93.94.96.97.98, 101 Parrow, Randy 2,29,34,35,62,63 66,67,85,90,97,98,99,100,101, 104 Potter, Steve 29,96,97,98,100, 101,104 Ray, Sheryl 13,26,29,34,35,37, 41,50,51,59,76,82,83,86,87, 93.97.98.99.100.101 Richards, Debbie 29,97,98 Sauer, Chris 26,29,71,72,76, 80.91.92.97.98.101 Sears, Bonny 30,36,76,86,97, 98.99.101 Senn, Linda 30,76,101 Stevens, Mark 30,97,98,99,100, 101 Sutherlin, Mike 2,13,26,28,29, 30.31.42.46.48.60.61.80.82, 83.88.96.97.98.99.100.101 Sword, Scott 30,97,98,100,101 Ammerman, Joyce 30,97,98 Todd, Bob 5,30,97,98,100,101 Tronson, Margy 30,37,58,76,87, 97.98.101 Vicars, Steve 30,36,85,86,97, 98.100.101 Warwick, Joyce 22,30,78,88,89, 97.98.101 JUNIORS Aldrich, Valerie 22,23,25,36, 70,71,73,76,84,85,97 Andrus, Lisa 23,86,97 Baker, Vincent 2,13,23,32,42, 45,56,57,77 Batty, Kay 5,12,22,23,33,39,43, 51.75.79.82.83.91.92.94.95 Beamish, Dawn 2,4,5,12,23,39, 45.50.65.70.71.73.76.84.91 Becker, Terrie 23 Bellingham, Jeff 5,13,23,42,46 Bergerson, Debra 3,22,23,39, 75.83.92.94.95 Bokoskie, Michelle 23,36,83,94 Brunk, Connie 12,23 Carroll, Russ 12,22,23,34,35, 37,42,43,44,52,53,57,62,63, 82.86.91 Case, Shannon 23 Chance, Mike 5,23 Cizek, Dawn 23 Curl, Jeff 22,23,37,42,43,52, 53,62,63,76,77,79,82,85,91, 92,94 Dennis, Milt 2,5,13,23,32,46, 55 Dunaway, Cheryl 13,22,23,34, 35.50.65.76.86.91.99 Eide, Judi2,5,13,22,23,39,41, 43,50,65,70,71,73,76,79,83, 84.91.94.95 Ellson, Gary 2,5,13,23,32,43, 45,46,55,57,84 Enneberg, Karen 2,12,22,23,46, 76,79 Enneberg, Kathy 13,22,23,25, 51,76,80,82,93,100,107 Franklin, Shiela 23,37 Grau, Craig 23 Gwin, Richard 2,5,13,22,24,32, 42,43,45,46,67,88,91,92 Haney, Kaycee 5,24,36,37,85, 86.97 Hillsbery, Janis 24 Holsey, Cary 24,33,34,35,42, 46.85.86 Hunteman, Sheri 24,34,35,76, 85.86 Johnson, Chris 24,25,37,43, 52.53.77.82.83.93.94 Johnston, Calvin 5,24,32,42, 46,47 Knight, Rick 67,91 Kretschmer, Kathie 5,24,36, 83.86.97 Kyser, Karen 2,4,13,24,25,96 Leonard, Sandra 13,24,25,37, 51.82.92.96 McLean, Beth 2,24 Olson, Amy 24,36,76,85,90,97 O’Neil, George 24,42,44,52, 53.57.62.63.82.91.94 Parker, Vince 24,41,42,60,68, 83.91 Ray, Robin 2,24,37,59 Rinks, Rick 13,24 Roady, John 24,42,52,57,62, 63.82.91 Roberts, Bryan 5,24 Rumbolz, Jerry 2,4,5,12,13, 24.42.46.62.63.76.91 Senn, Robin 22,24,36,39,45, 50.65.76.86.89.91.92.93.97 Shetler, Melody 5,24 Smith, Kelly 24,33,34,35,41, 42.83.86.90.99 Stevens, Scott 24 Sturdevant, Noell 5,12,22, 24,37,39,41,43,50,59, 76, 79 Titus, Linda 24,25 Titus, Rena 25,41,51,76,83, 92,93,94,95 Warwick, Kelly 5,25,76 Weller, Steve 3,22,25,34,35, 37,90 Wilcoxen, Shelley 2,13,25,50, 51,76,80,100 Woolsey, Cheryl 25,36,86,90,97 SOPHOMORES Atkins, Joyce 86,97 Banzer, Joe 19,34,35,62,63, 85.90.91 Bates, Doug 18,19,32,36,42, 46.49.68.69.83.85.86.90.97 Beamish, John 19,32,37,45,46, 49.57.68.69 Bellingham, Teri 12,19,39,65, 67.71.72.76.81.91 Berlanga, Marilyn 18,19,36, 37.38.39.59.80.90.94 Bernard!, Dean 19,42,44,46, 49.60.80 Bokoskie, Wendy 19,37 Borton, Wes 19,60 Bracken, Nancy 19 Curtis, Teresa 20,59 DeLemos, Ron 19,36,37,42,49, 60.62.63.82.85.86.89.90.97 Dunaway, Troy 19,21,41,42,45, 46.47.49.57.82.83.94 Eager, Christie 19,37,68,91 Eckland, Brad 19,49 Etheridge, Mary 12,18,19,36, 37,38,39,41,50,70,71,74, 79, 80.83.86.89.91.94.97 Fields, Mona 19 Fuller, Michele 19,36,37,38, 39.41.43.75.76.86.90.95.97 Gonzalez, Pilar 36,37 Goodman, Dawn 19,32,34,35,36, 37.59.83.86.90.97.99 Grady, Stuart 12,19,37,44,52, 53.57.68.69.91 Grant, Beverly 9,13,19,50,54 Grove, Glendene 19 Hall, Jerry 19 Heath, Merrilee 19,38,39,79 Helland, Sue 19 Holm, David 2,19,32,44,45,46, 54.55.67.70 Jackson, Doug 20,34,35,37,62, 63.85.86.90.91 Jones, Pete 19 Kinney, Garry 20,80,87 Kinney, Jerry 20 Kretschmer, Frank 18,20,36, 41.42.52.53.85.86.90.97 Kyser, Doug 20 Kyser, Brian 20 Loyd, Kevin 20,36,37,45,62, 63,83 Lucore, Roy 20,46,47,49 Marxer, Stella 2,20,39,44,50, 65,70,71,74,76,79 McLean, Donnell 20,32,36,37, 39.59.86.97 McLean, Lynette 18,20,38,51 McNair, Brian 20 Morford, Elita 20,39,51,70, 71.74.81 Mollenhour, Doug 20 Norton, Tammy 20 Norton, William 20,42,60,61 Ostrander, Shawn 12,20,32,34, 35.57.46.49.62.63.86.91 Parker, Jeff 18,20,32,34,35, 42.46.49.60.83.86.90.99 Perkins, Brenda 20 Perkins, Kathy 20 Pierce, Calvin 20 Potter, Stuart 20 Price, Mike 20,36,86 Proehl, Lee Ann 20 Roady, Ray 21,37,42,52,57,62, 63,79 Shelter, Earl 21,34,35,60,85,90 Smiley, Shell! 21 Smith, Ernie 2,21,42,44,46,47, 62,63,67,80,82 Steele, Mike 21 Stoutenberg, James 21 Sturdevant, Royce 18,21,34, 35.37.41.42.45.46.49.55.62, 63.83.84.92.94 Tassin, Chong 18,21,34,35,41, 42.45.52.57.83.86 Vanwinkle, Teresa 21,36,38, 39.43.83.94.97 Vandehey, Vance 21 Weigant, Gaylen 18,21,34,35, 42.44.45.52.53.54.55.62.63, 84.85.86.90.95.99 West, Tom 21,80 Wilson, Brian 18,21,34,35,37, 41,42,43,52,62,63,80,83,86, 91.94 Williams, Dixie 21,59 Wright, Jim 21,37,49,60,87 FRESHMEN Anderson, Randy 15 Bates, Dwayne 15,34,35,49,69, 80,86,90 Brewer, Pete 15,58,80,87 Brewer, Cynthia 15 Borders, Dadd 15 Carroll, Tracy 15,51,65,82 Clzek, Wade 49 Clark, Jackie 9,97 Clason, Thomas 15,34,35,99 Clason, Timothy 15,34,35,49, 60.62.63.87.99 Costanzo, Christina 15,36,51, 83.97 Curtis, Helen 15,59 Cunningham, John 15,52 Davis, Duane 15,34,35,58,62, 63.85.87 Daughtry, Venetla 13,15,34,35, 39.51.59.85.86 Deckebach, Anne 15,34,35,39,51, 65.86.99 East, Chris 15,34,35,39,43,45, 51.65.67.70.71.74.76.82.86 Eide, Janet 15,22,39,51,65 Green, Sandra 15,36 Gwin, Darrell 15,32,49,58,80, 82.87 Hansen, Vance 58,62,63,80,87 Harkson, Jane 13,15,34,35,39, 51.86.99 Heifer, Joseph 15,80 House, Danny 15 Hiveley, Mike 15,17,49,58,87 Huckleberry, Jack 15 Hunteman, Jeina 16,34,35,99 Isaacson, David 16,36,49.87,94 Jackson, Kathleen 9,16,75,95 Johnson, Brian 16 Johnston, Scott 2,16,46,49,58, 62,63,80,84,87,94 Keasey, Marcia 16,80 Kelso, Cindy 16,97 Krieger, Denny 16,34,35 Lotze, Evelyn 16,36,83,97 Lowry, Pat 16,42,44,52,53,62, 63 Lowry, Phillip 16 McDonald, Michele 16,34,35,86, 99 McMaster, Jeffery 16,37,44,52, 53,58,61,62,63,87 Meyer, Gary 16,34,35,49,82,90 Miller, Danny 16 Miner, Dave 16,36,49,82,85,86, 90 Morishige, Deborah 16 Naeve, Shellie 16,59 Olson, Diane 16,36,85,86,97 O'Neil, Barbara 9,16 Ostrander, Derek 16,34,35,49, 60,68,87,99 Parker, Gregory 16,34,35,49,60 Perkins, Randy 16 Pierce, Richard 16,60,61,80,87 Rainbolt, Patricia 16 Ray, George 17,36,62,63,85,86, 90.97 Reynolds, Patricia 17 Richardson, Chris 9 Rinks, Cynthia 17,39,51,75 Roberts, Kevin 17, 58,68,69,91 Simmons, Marva 9,17 Smith, Kenny 17,49,58,62,63, 87 Smith, Robert 34,35,49,58,87 Steele, Karen 17,36,59,85,86, 97 Sword, Max 17,69,80,87 Thompson, Donald 13,17,36,49, 60.80.83.85.86.87.90.97 Todd, Vicki 17 Tronson, Linda 17 Vandehey, Paula 17,36 VanWinkle, Diane 37,65 Weller, Dennis 17,49,82 Westbrook, Debra 17,34,35,52, 86.99 Whitlow, Cindy 17 Wilson, Lori 12,17,34,35,39, 51.58.87.99 Woolsey, William 17,34,35,86 Wright, Patty 4,17,65,67,71, 80 Wuest, Loren 17,49,82,94 JL COLUMBIA COUNTY SMITH IIULT LOGGING 631 Madison Ayenue Vernonia,Oregon 97064 WFSTEl N AUTO Bridge Street Vernonia, Oregon 97064 O. 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