Vernonia High School - Memolog Yearbook (Vernonia, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1978 volume:

1977-1978 VERNOh 299 VERNOfi UA OREGON 97064 YES, WE DID Have a Superior Rally-Squad that made 1 in State. With hard work and sharing we made Homecoming ’77 one that will long he remembered. troduction Broke boring routines with Excellent Concerts and Assemblies Contents Fall Volleyball 8 Football 12 Homecoming 16 Cross Country 20 Winter Basketball 24 Girls Basketball 32 Cheerleaders 34 Dance Team 37 Wrestling 38 Spring Track 42 Spring Prom 46 Principal Awards 48 Golf 50 Faculty 52 Classes Juniors 56 Sophomores 60 Freshmen 64 Academics Band, Chorus, Concerts 68 Student Council, Letterpeople, National Honor Society 70 Art, Timberline, Memolog 72 P.E., Math, Science 74 Languages, Speech 76 P.F., Business Education, Social Studies 78 Industrial Arts, Home Ec. 80 5 Seniors Senior Pictures Senior Banquet Graduation Last Will and Testament Advertisements 82 89 90 93 97 Index 111 1. Between classes and counting down. 2. Kim Wright becomes zebra on animal day. 3. But you said he was my Frog, Lynette ! 4. The band jazzes up the pep assemblies. 5. Karen Parrow as SKUNK. 6. Tracy Carrol, Karen Steele, and Barbie 0 Neil cooling off after a rowdy P.E. class. ■ . . . Football brought high expectations of being League Champs plus a third place State trophy. 1. There's always something else to do at the concerts. 2. Steve Osgood grins sheepishly as Mrs. Howard tries to figure his message. 3. The real Lori Wilson. 4. Ron DeLemos, Knappa quarterback performs during the Bong Show. 5. Ray Munch-kin Huff gets stuck. 6. The Mighty Logger football team receives well deserved certificates. 7. The Logger emblem has the Go Banana Fever! 3 4 Introduction With New Coach and New Techniques in Volleyball State Bound and placed third for our Outstanding Cross Country. s 7 . Produced a second time State Champion Wrestler and plenty more where that came from. Introduction S . . Dynamically returned as State “A” Basketball Champions with all five goals set, completed. YES; WE DID! 1. Mike Lucore knows where it's at. 2. A group performs for the student body at a Pep Assembly. 3. G 4. David Isaacson blew it! 6. Mr. Parrow surveys the halls between class. 7. Mrs. Alvstad feels silly showing her spirit during homecoming. 4 6 Introduction Girl’s Volleyball: High Hopes, High Talents THE GIRL'S VOLLEYBALL team had a tough road to follow this year with a lot of good competition in their league. They had their ups and downs and remembered only those Highs that kept it all worthwhile. All the girl's can be proud of their efforts this season. Two of the girls, Sheri Hiveley, and Lori Wilson, were voted Honorable Mention to the League ALL-STAR team. On the Varsity squad, there were four seniors who will be missed very much by their other teammates; The Captain, Stella Marxer; Lynette McLean, Bev Grant, and LeeAnn Ashcraft. Although the team didn't make it to state this year, the goal for next season has been set for Number 1. Coach Kathy Howard, Lynnette McLean, Teresa Sharar, Chris Costanzo, Tracy Carroll, LeeAnn Ashcraft, Lori Wilson, Stella Marxer, Sheri Hiveley, Kathi Wilcoxen, Bev Grant, Diane VanWinlde, Julie Carter, Coach DougTesdal, Kneeling, Rhonda Holm. 8 Volleyball 1. Coach Tesdal yelling, Be aggressive! 2. Go fcr it Sheri! ! 3. Ellie sets the ball up for Stella. 4. The Loggerettes work hard at spiking and blocking. 5. Teresa Sharar puts over one of her famous dinte. 6. We whipped those Wolleyballers!! 6 Volleyball 9 Girls Learn New Techniques During Season This year, ten girls made up the J. V. team and seven girls made up the C team. They were both young teams with a lot of Freshmen. They have a good team spirit and they developed a great potential for working together. The C team, unlike the J. V. team, didn't have the opportunity to show their skills in very many games, although they both showed future ability in the games they played. Opponents: Us Them Lutheran Won Lost Warrenton Won Lost Knappa Won Lost P.C. Won Lost Warrenton Lost Won P.C. Won Lost Knappa Won Lost Ms. Howard, Wendy Morshige, Teresa McLeod, Janet Eide, Karen Steele, Julie Cwin, Lana Green, Vickie Pitt, Kim Howard, Laura Eager, Dawn Bemardi, Rhonda Holm. 10J.V. Volleyball Front Row: Rhonda Holm, Barbara 0 Neil9 Karen Steele, Teresa McLeod, Heidi Fuller. Back Row: Mrs. Howard, Brenda Bodenhamer, Ronnie Foster, Tammy McMasters, Karen Parrow. 3 Opponent: Us Them Rainer lost won Warrenton won lost Rainier lost won Banks lost won Banks lost won Corbett lost won 1. Karen Parrow was one of the many Freshmen on the team. 2. Teresa McLeod tries hard to WIN! 3. Barbara O'Neil gets ready to help teammate Laura Eager. C Team 11 Loggers Make State Playoffs The year started with high expectations and serious concern about the strength of our league. We knew that Gaston, Warrenton, Knappa and Portland Christian were all going to be very strong. With this in mind, we set our goal to be league champion, and to get to play Regis. We also wanted to prove that the future of the 76 season was a mental problem that we could overcome. We worked very hard on conditioning, helping each other and self-motivation. We developed a team concept. We were also fortunate to have Kevin Murray and Drew Tracy join our team and make excellent contributions. We placed two players on the all-State team, Scott Johnston and Ken Smith; one second all-State, Dean Bernardi. We will remember our team as one of setting high goals and reaching them. It was the best ever for a Vernonia football team. One of our proudest accomplishments was to play the league schedule with only two touchdowns being scored against us. In 12 catagories of statistics the Loggers lead the league in 7; which speaks very well for us, especially when one views the strength of our league. 1. Coaches Nimz and Nice watch another Logger victory. 2. Kevin Murray running for a first down. Back Row: Dean Bernardi, Mike Hiveley, Guy Tracy, Stewart Grady, Royce Sturdevant, Shawn Ostrander, Mike Harrison, Tim McLeod, Gary Sutherlin. Middle Row: David Holm, Chris Cota, Scott Lamping, Doug Bates, Scott Johnston, Kevin Murray, Darrell Gwin, John Beamish. Front Row: Coach Tenry Nimz, Drew Tracy, Ed Hammerberg, Dennis Larson, Tony Smith, Jim Tippy, Loren Wuest, Dennis Weller, and Coach Mel Nice. 1977 Logger Record Vernonia 0 Scio 8 Vernonia 37 St. Paul 0 Vernonia 46 Lutheran 0 Vernonia 24 Warrenton 0 Vernonia 14 ‘ .Gaston sL P Vernonia 32 Corbett 6 Vernonia 0 Knappa • 3 fVi1 Vernonia 6 Portland ' Christian o f State Quarter-1 Finals Vernonia 19 Gaston 6 State Semi -Finals Vernonia 13 - Regis 21 1 2 Varsity Football Varsity Football 13 4 3 1. Scott Johnston running for the goal line. 2. The Logger team does a good job blocking as Kevin Murray races down the field. 3. Coach Nice shows his spirit by jumping through the run through . 4. Dean Bemardi makes one giant leap for the Loggers. 5. The Logger team practices hard for their upcoming game. 5 14 Varsity Football The J.V. squad had a spectacular season this year. They allowed few teams to score on their fine defense, as you can tell by the scores. Their fine sweeping attack was the main factor to their victories over their opponents, many of which were A A schools. This shows the fine quality that will be on our football team next year. This is Coach McKee's second time with an undefeated record. We are sure our J.V. players were taught many skills which will lead them to many victories in the future. 1. Coach McKee watches his team practice. 2. Dean Johnston comes to the aid of an injured logger. 3. Quarterback Johnston calls the signals. 4. Team Players. Front Row: Jim Westbrook, Allen Rainbolt, Sam Potter, Bill Westbrook, Dennis Thomason, Dennis Larson, Dean Johnston, Steve Osgood, Steven Roberts, Barry East, Ncrman Mueller. Back Row: Howard Eskins, Mike Luc ore, Kurt Dunaway, Gary Sutherlin, Chris Cota, Jim Smiley, James Dotter, Bob Argue, Monte M or ford, Marty Ray, John Budge, Nolan Stearns, Mike Wright, Donald Normand, Curt Marxer, Scott Lamping, Coach McKee. J.V. Football 15 Homecoming Week Is A Big Yes Everyone was in the spirit of Homecoming 'll . Our VHS Cheerleaders made up some zany, crazy, spirit-raising days. There was Cartoon Day, Future Shock Day, Animal Day, Frizz Out, Grease Back, Make-up Day, and the traditional Blue and Gold Day. Juniors won class sign for the third year in a row. They also won hall decorations, with their theme being, Logger Wars, adapted from the movie, Star Wars. Seniors won the skit and class competition for the week. Their theme, As Elvis Was a Legend in His Time, So Are the Loggers. Throughout all the activities, VHS showed a tremendous spirit. 16 Homecoming 1. Court: DeanBemardi and Pilar Gonzales; John Beamish and Marilyn Berlanga; Stewart Grady and Cindi Hammerberg. 2. Queen Marilyn sheds tears of joy. 3. King and Queen of 1977. 1. Goal for the Homecoming Game. 2. Terry Boden-hamer announces Homecoming activities. 3. Omnipotence (all Powerful). Homecoming 17 18 Homecoming Cross Country: Team Makes State; Places Third VERNONIA can be proud of its Cross Country team. This years team was relatively inexperienced, but performed well at every level of competition. There were two seniors on the Boys Varsity team; Ron De-Lemos and Brian Wilson. Brian was the team captain and the most consistant place winner. The rest of the team will be returning next year and will continue the winning traditions set by earlier VHS Cross Country teams. Juniors included Jeff McMaster, Pat Lowry, Jon Miller, and George Ray. The Sophomore runner was Karl Garner and Freshmen included Doug Curl, and Brien Weigand. This year the VHS Varsity team made it to State again, and placed a very honorable third place. There weren't enough girls to field a full team but the two girls out were very competitive. Carole DeLemos and Angie Remsen ran well all season and will be the nucleaus of next years girls team. 1. Brian Wilson showed his great running ability by going to state. 2. Carole DeLemos and Angie Remsen, trying hard for good time. 1 MEET Tillamook Invitational Rainer Portland Christian Rainer Knappa Newberg Vernonia Invitational Rainer North Marion Invitational Gladstone Invitational District State Back Row: Brian Wilson, Gaylen Weigand, Jon Miller, Brien Weigand, Coach Mike Mechling. Middle Row: George Ray, Karl Gamer, Doug Curl, Pat Lowry. Front Row: Ron DeLemos, Angie Remsen, Carole DeLemos, Jeff McMasters. PLACE 4th 5th 1st 3rd 1st 3rd 3rd 1st 3rd 5th 1st 3rd 2 20 1. Brien Weigand out-paces his opponent. 2. Hang in there, Karl! 3. Veronia Varsity Team runs as a pack. Cross Country 21 1 3 1. Third place trophy just received. 2. After a mile, those hills just seem to get steeper. 3. Cross Country team patiently waiting for meet to begin. 4. Hey guys, one more lap to go! 5. Coach Mechling presents Brian Wilson with First-Team ALL-STATE Award. 6. While running at state, Ron Delemos keeps an eye out fcr camera's. 7. Just a few more yards! 8. Jeff McMasters, nearing the finish. 9. Doug Curl, freshman, ran well this season. 22 Cross Country 2 We're Still the One! Front Row: Manager, Mike Wright; Troy Dunaway, Doug Bates, Stewart Grady, Kevin Murray, John Beamish, Scott Johnston, Back Row: Coach Gary Curtis, David Holm, Shawn Ostrander, Wes Tadlock, Gaylen Weigand, Royce Sturdevant, Brian Wilson; Manager, Jim Clark. US OPPONENT THEM US OPPONENT THEM 78 Banks (AA) 60 61 Neah-kah-nie 50 67 Yam hill-Carl ton (AA ) 56 65 Cathlamet 57 84 Clatskanie (AA) 66 81 Corbett 62 64 Neah-kah-nie (AA) 53 67 Knappa 58 73 Clatskanie (AA) 59 74 Lutheran 65 75 Rainier (AA ) 60 67 Warrenton 65 86 Rainier (AA ) 72 82 Portland Christian 57 62 Dayton (AA) 58 79 Corbett 52 51 Cathlamet 49 74 Knappa 58 58 Dayton (AA ) 51 68 Lutheran 55 61 Portland Christian 50 114 Warrenton 48 US STATE THEM 91 Chiloquin 81 69 Regis 67 70 Harrisburg 59 24 Varsity Basketball Next year, many of the players will return and if the YES! attitude is there. . . who knows how that season will culminate? Memolog Seventy G Seven. We knew it was to be the greatest in Logger history. YEAR II OF YES! -2nd straight boys A Basketball Championship -an undefeated season (25-0) -an extended winning streak of 40 games, second longest in Oregon Prep history It was a talented group of young men who began the 1977-78 season precariously at the Yamhill-Carlton Tournament against AA schools with only one week of practice. The Loggers won their first five games handily, were challenged by Dayton and Wahkiakum during the Christmas holidays and playing good enough to win reached the State Tourney before being again stiffly encountered. Regular season highlights were wins over always tough Dayton, Wahkiakum, and perennial league nemisis Lutheran. Most exciting league encounter prior to State was the first game with Lutheran played at Centennial High School before an excess of one thousand spectators. A Bluejay 2nd quarter lead was overcome when the Loggers sdmied their four-comer offense and led by two points at half-time 31-29. The regular season ended with all twelve team members playing superbly, scoring a record single game high 114 points against a young Warrenton team. The Loggers appeared ready to defend their title. 1. John Beamish and Wes Tadlock come out ready to win. 2. Troy Dunaway concentrates on a lay-in. 3. Shawn Ostrander shows his Logger determination. 3 Varsity Basketball 25 1. Bluejays try to penetrate Logger defense. 2. Jim Clark; manager, did a very outstanding job this year. 3. The joy of winning the last game of the season 114 to 48 against Warrenton. 4. Scott Johnston looks for an open man. 5. Doug Bates shoots for two. 26 Varsity Basketball 5 1. Wes Tadlock shows his Logger power with a smooth lay-in. 2. Coach Cary Curtis patiently watches his team WIN! 3. Paul Hager, Leri Wilson, and Jon Miller participated in Spirit Night to earn money for the State Fund. 3. John Beamish adds two points to the Logger score board. 5. Loggers make Warrenton shoot from the outside. Varsity Basketball 27 State Champions: 40 Straight Wins!! Chiloquin stayed with the Loggers into the 4th quarter when they were outscored 30-20 by the hot-shooting Vernonians (39 of 62 from the field .629). It was a spectators dream game as the Loggers advanced in the winners bracket with a 91-81 win. Vemonia wanted to play Regis, having lost to them before. Against Regis, the Loggers struggled on both ends of the court. It was Royce Sturdevant's 19 rebounds that kept the Rams at bay while the Loggers played good enough to win. It was a close 69-67 win for the cold weakened defending champions. The Loggers played the first half of the Championship game with Harrisburg much the same as they had played the semifinal game and trailed 31-24 at the half. Coach Curtis' halftime charge was simply: If our effort to repeat as State Champions is to be denied, if our consecutive win string is to end tonite—let it be because they beat us with us playing our best. The second half began slowly for the Loggers with 4:20 to play in the 3rd quarter it was Eagles 39 Loggers 28, then the Champs scored 11 straight—David Holm's jumper, Sturdevant's three point play, Holm's fast break (assist Dunaway), Johnston's bank shot and Holm's layup (3 4 court pass from Weigand). The lead seesawed most of the 4th quarter with Vemonia breaking in front by five. With 1:40 to play, Harrisburg scored its 59th and last point. David Holm's three point play (Dunaway assist) capped a great half of the play for Vemonia. The game ended with the mighty Vemonia Loggers winning a second State Championship 70-59. Gaylen Weigand was named First Team All Tourney, Kevin Murray was named Second Team All Tourney, but many of the Loggers had to be considered. It was a team effort-YES! 1. Teri Bellingham and Troy Dunaway display the winning net and their No. 1 feeling. 2. The team receives No. 1 award for their No. 1 efforts at State. 3. This years bracket board will be displayed proudly right beside last years. 4. Gaylen Weigand shows his STUFF . 5. Kevin Murray shows opponent from Chiloquin how basketball is played. 2 28 Varsity Basketball Varsity Basketball 29 J. V. Platooned Not many teams are good enough to win ball games by platooning. Platooning is splitting a team into two units that play equal time. This is the system Coach Crow used with our J. V. guys this year. They came out with some very impressive records. One being League Champs and the other being that they took only three time outs in twenty-two games. Along with the records being made, lessons were being learned. Crow states, The team had a problem with self control this year. This is the area I feel we made some big strides in. I thank Mr. Parrow and My Lord for giving me this group of guys to work with. Front Row: Dan Folnsbee, Dwayne Bates, Scott Lamping, Curt Marxer, David Isaacson. Back Row: Manager, Mike Wright, Darrell Gwin, Ken Smith, Ed Hammerberg, Mike Harrison, Chris Cota, Tony Smith, Coach Gordon Crowston. 1 1. The flying arm of Tony Smith hits the ball to our side. 2. The team chuckles at Coach Crow's reaction to a dumb mistake! 30J.V. Basketball Frosh are foundation for winning teams. Freshman Basketball is a building block for the Varsity program. It is an added bonus when the Freshman are successful. This year the Frosh were 11 and 5 with a majority of these wins over AA teams. The success of the Freshman squad resulted from unselfish teamwork on offense and great intensity on defense. The 77-78 Frosh team should make a real contribution to the Vemonia High School program in the near future. VHS 63 Clatskanie 41 VHS 62 Warren ton 60 72 Scappoose 64 50 Knappa 58 61 Banks 56 70 W arrenton 61 38 Rainer 60 57 Seaside 50 77 Tillamook 61 60 Banks 47 58 Seaside 49 49 Tillamook 45 42 Scappoose 47 55 Knappa 57 59 Clatskanie 50 53 Rainer 60 Back: Howard Eskins, Bill Westbrook, Dean Johnston, Doug Curl, Steve Gonzales, Brien Weigand, Mike Lucore, Barry East, Rueben Gonzales, Kurt DunawAy, Larry Sauer. Front: Sam Potter, Fred Berkey. T 2 1. Brien follows Weigand tradition as center. 2. Brien fakes-out opponent for two points. 3. Coach Berkey chalks it up. 1 3 Freshman Basketball 31 Girl’s Basketball: Winners Or Losers? How good can you feel when you've lost most of your games and you came out last in your league? Everyone of our Vernonia girl's can say, Great! They feel good about their team and good about themselves, because everytime they stepped out on that floor, whether they were winning, or losing, they were giving 100% mentally, and physically. The old phrase, Whether you win or lose, doesn't matter, it's how you play the game that counts. This isn't just a dumb phrase, but words to live by. All of our girl's also know that losing isn't going to be a habit, because next year we're coming back with better skills, more determination, and a darn the torpedoes; full speed ahead, attitude. It may take us a few years to get to state, but by The Loggers Beard, we'll get there. When we lose a game, we don't cry about it, we just chalk it up to past history and set out to make a little history of our own. Front Row-Teresa Curtis, Ruby Alford, Teresa Sharar, Kala Sword, Lana Green, Tracy Carroll, Karen Parrow, Vickie DeLemos, Tammy McMasters. Middle Row-Coach Cathy Howard, Karen Steele, Michelle McDonald, LeeAnn Ashcraft, Dawn Bernardi, Dawn Goodman, Helen Curtis, Coach Doug Tesdal. Front Row-Sheri Hiveley. 32 Girl's Basketball Coach Cathy Howard, Barbie O'Neil, Venita Richardson, Connie Huff, Ruby Alford, Michelle McDonald, Kathi Rinks, Karen Parrow, Denise Tracy, LeeAnn Ashcraft, Dawn Bemardi, Coach Doug Tesdal. Kneeling, Tammy McMasters. 6 1. Teresa Sharar looking for an opening, while Helen Curtis sticks close by. 2. Karen Steele brings the ball down the court, as Tracy Carroll turns to assist. 3. Tracy Carroll gracefully makes her free throw. 4. Kala Sword goes for a lay-in, while Dawn Goodman watches on. 5. Coaches Howard and Tesdal discuss play strategies. 6. Coach Tesdal gives his girls a pep talk during time-out. Girl's Basketball 33 Varsity Rally 1 The Varsity Rally; Leeann, Mary, Stella, Teri, Chris, and Marcie, have many wonderful memories to reflect on from this year of cheerleading. The cheerleading system was changed from past years at V.H.S. Six girls were chosen to cheer for both the football and basketball seasons. The squad was in favor of this system. We know our Basketball guys will go back to state, so our main goal is to get out stuff together so we can win 1 Rally, was quoted by Chris East. They did it; March 4th, the first in the History of V.H.S. Special thanks to our four Seniors whose talent will long be remembered. We'd like to thank them all for those hours of sweat and runned nylons they've given V.H.S. l 1. Rally: Bottom; Marcie Keasey, Mary Etheridge, Teri Bellingham, Standing; Leeann Ashcraft, Chris East, Stella Marxer. 2. You got it all wrong, Mary. 3. Marcie Keasey springs at Loggers T.D. 4. We are proud of who we are! J.V.; Frosh Have Great Style- We had five spirited J.V. Cheerleaders this year. They were: Michele, Laura, Kathi, Janice, and Julie Carter (not pictured). The main goal for the squad was to get more people to come to the J.V. games. They tried being the best cheerleaders possible. They should all feel a sense of accomplishment! One of the neatest of the new changes was the added freshman squad. Kim, Julie, and Wendy were together in cheering their 7th and 8th grade years. Debbei joined the group her 8th grade year. This year Carol was added to the group. These girls seemed to do a very good job of reinforcing each others spirits at the right time. Together they show real skill and promise for an active future. 3 1. J.V. Squad: Laura Eager, Kathi Wilcoxen, Janice Hopkins, Michele Elkins. 2. Freshman Squad: Debbie Jackson, Julie Gwin, Carol Delemos, Kim Howard, Wendy Morishige. 3. Michele Elkins has the Logger spirit! Cheerleaders 35 36 Cheerleaders Dance Team Doubles In Size Back Row: Salena McDonald, Angie Remsen, Kathy Jackson, Debbie Westbrook, and Cindi Hammerberg. Front Row: Cindi Minor, Robin Wilkerson, Michelle Fuller, Pam Steele, and Rhonda Holm. This year VHS' Dance team expanded from five to ten members. This experiment proved quite successful as the team was able to execute many more formations. The Dance Team received numerous compliments throughout the season. These ten girls are to be congratulated for their cooperation and willingness to work together. Thanks to them we were well represented at the State Basketball Tournament. X 1. One of the favorite routines was You Make Me Feel Like Dancin' . 2. Kathy Jackson and Angie Remsen seem to have fun performing. 3. Dance Team finishes up The Hustle . Dance Tearn 37 Wrestlers Grasp Big Victories The goals set for the wrestling team this year were to be competitive in the league and place high in the District Tournament. They were not only competitive the year through, but ended up as the District dual meet Co-Champions. They placed second behind Corbett at the District meet, with every weight catagory filled and no one placing below fourth place. Out of these place winners, six qualified for State. Jeff McMaster and Tim McLeod both took honorable fifth places. The skilled wrestlers returning next year will certainly miss this years five graduating seniors, Jim Wright, Ron Delemos, Jerry Kinney, Jeff Parker, and TWO 1 time District and State Champion, also the team captain and Most Valuable Wrestler, Dean Bemardi. Many thanks to Coaches Nimz and Mechling, for guiding this successful year. 2 3 1. Coach Nimz, and this years Assistant, Coach Mike Mechling, plan strategy that helps their team win. 2. Don't worry Don, there's bound to be more towels somewhere. 3. Dennis Thomason has to use a little more force than he anticipated. Front Row: Manager David Proehl, Bill Kinney, Mike Hiveley, Gary Sutherlin, Ron Delemos, Jim Wright, Steve Osgood, Dennis Thomason, Asst. Coach Mike Mechling. Back Row: Coach Terry Nimz, Jim Smiley, James Dotter, Drew Tracy, Tim McLeod, 38 Wrestling Dean Bemardi, Jerry Kinney, Don Thompson, Jeff Parker, Gregg Parker, Jeff McMaster, Donald Normand. 1. Heavyweight James Dotter gains an advantage. 2. Senior Jim Wright goes right to work. 3. Tim McLeod applies the pressure. 4. Pow-wow with the Boss. 5. Senior Jeff Parker meeting the situation head on! Wrestling 39 1 2 1. Don Thompson, victorious and pooped. 2. What? I'm not supposed to kill him? 3. Jeff Parker circles in for the kill. 4. Tim McLeod is tops. 1. Send off of our six State Bound wrestlers: James Dotter, Drew Tracy, Tim McLeod, Dean Bernardi, Gregg Parker, Jeff McMaster, and Coaches. 2. The Cheerleaders have been here to wish the guys good luck. 3. Two time State Champion, Dean Bernardi will be missed by both team mates and Coaches. LEAGUE DUEL MEET RECORD VHS 33 Warrenton 38 VHS 37 Corbett 34 VHS 61 Knappa 12 VHS 46 Lutheran 21 5 40 Wrestling 3 Track . . . Definitely A “Yes” Season 42 Track Rick Curl, Electronic and Trade Show Transportation Specialist, Vernonia, Or. The 1978 track season proved to be very successful for both boys and girls. The boy trackers finished first in league, and first in district competition; while the girls finished third in league, and third at district. Nine athletes qualified for state from the district meet: the 400 meter relay team (Dennis Larson, Tim McLeod, Mike Hiveley, David Holm), the mile relay team (Karl Garner, Dennis Larson, Tony Smith, Mike Hiveley), David Holm and Dennis Larson in the 100 and 200, Brian Wilson in the 3,000, Mike Harrison in the shot put, and Sheri Hiveley in the Javelin. The state track meet, held at Lewis Clark on May 19 and 20, proved to be another good meet for the 400 meter relay team as they placed 6th in the state with a sizzling time of 45.4 seconds. Sheri Hiveley was the other point getter at state with a toss of 119 ft. for 6th place. All of the running events were measured in metric distances this year for the first time, so all events will become school records for metric purposes. The 400 meter relay teams time of 45.4 was not only a school metric record, but if converted to yards, would be a school yardage record (45.6). Mike Hiveley set a school record in the triple jump at 41 ft. 4 in. at the leauge meet in St. Helens. Turn-out for the season was good with 25 boys, and 16 girls participating. Mel Nice coached the distance runners and hurdlers; Ron Remsen handled the sprinters, relays, long jump, and triple jump; while Terry Nimz took charge of the shot put, discus, javelin, high jump, and pole vault. Boys and girls were combined this year for training purposes. With most athletes returning, next year should prove to be successful for V.H. S. 1. Kathy Wilcoxen heaves ho in the javelin as coaches spectate. 2. Carole DeLemos stays in first place even during the last lap. 3. On your mark... .get set... 4. These are the 4 husky, masculine and speedy men that went to state in the 400 meter relay. Back Row: Karen Parrow, Angie Remsen, Kathy Wilcoxen, Sheri Hiveley, Vicki DeLemos, Stella Marxer. 2nd Row: Denise Tracy, Brenda Bodenhamer, Ronnie Foster, Teresa Sharar, Lana Green, Carole DeLemos, Teresa McLeod, Terri Bellingham. 3rd Row: Ron Lunsford, Tim McLeod, Scott Lamping, Dennis Larson, Tim Clason, George Ray, Pat Lowry, Drew Tracy. 4th Row: Coach Ron Remsen, Ernie Barela, Jeff McMasters, Duane Davis, Tony Smith, David Holm, Karl Gamer, Barry East, Coach Terry Nimz. Front Row: Coach Mel Nice, Gary Ragner, Mike Harrison, Mike Hiveley, Gaylen Weigand, Brian Wilson, Brien Weigand, and managers Doug Jackson and David Jackson. Rick Curl, Electronic and Trade Show Transportation Specialist, Vemonia, Or. Track 1. Tim Clason pushes for first place at league. 2. Ken Smith is intent on keeping his first place. 3. Brian Wilson shows his form. 4. Teresa McLeod finishes a happy first. 3 44 Track Curl's Transportation Company, Vernonia, Or. 3 Curl's Transportation Company, Vemonia, Or. Track 45 Spring Prom Follows Hawaiian Theme The mood was right, the atmosphere was Hawaiian, the occassion was the traditional Spring Prom. The tropical scenery was enchanting, taking everyone away from Vernonia and to an ocean beach. The band. King Bee, turned the evening into games with the winners of the contests receiving a free 45 record by the KB band. This was not easy for no one seemed to want one. The master of ceremonies was Jerry Keenon, who introduced each princess and her escort: Michele Fuller, escorted by Jim Wright; Teri Bellingham, escorted by Troy Dunaway; Marilee Heath, escorted by Marvin Kootchy; Mary Etheridge, escorted by Ron Delemos, Stella Marxer, i escorted by Shawn Ostrander. Jerry Keenon then told who each princess of Queen Court was, and Mrs. Kathy Howard gave them a long stemmed white carnation. Stella Marxer was crowned at 9:30 p. m. as the queen of the Prom. When the evening of May 13th ended, everyone could remember how the theme of the Prom Come Sail Away to Our Hawaiian Paradise had given them so many memories to keep for many of the years to come. 4 7 6 46 Spring Prom 1. Stella Marxer receives her crown and robe for the 1978 Spring Prom. 2. Let's boogie! 3. At the last moment the Tacoma Beng was replaced by the King Bees. 4. A beautiful court and a beautiful Prom. 5. A happy Stella Marxer dances with her Prince. 6. Step right 1,2, Step left 1,2... 7. Gee, your hair smells terrific! Spring Prom 47 Principal’s Awards Perfect Attendance Chorus (Special Recognition) . • . Band (Special Recognition) . . . Chorus (Four Year)................ Band (Four Year).................. Chorus............................ Band.............................. Wrestling (NW All League All-Star) Wrestling......................... English.......... Speech........... Varsity Basketball Foreign Language McEntire Mathematics Award . Cross Country................ Varsity Football............. Track (NW All League All-Star) Track ....................... Business Education Junior Varsity Football . J.V. Football........... Junior Varsity Basketball Art..................... Varsity Volleyball . . . Wendy Bokoskie, Barry East, Jeanine Eide, Vince Grau, Lana Green, David Isaacson, Debbie Jackson, Kathy Jackson, Karen Parrow, Brien Weigand, Debbie Westbrook (1st year) Bill Kinney, Barbie O'Neil, Lori Wilson (2nd year) Loren Wuest (3rd year) Jacque Clark, Mary Etheridge, Mike Price, Ron DeLemos, Deanna Walker Lana Green, Royce Sturdevant, Jeff Parker, Kathi Rinks, Doug Jackson Marilyn Berlanga, Ron DeLemos, Mike Price Cindi Hammerberg, Doug Jackson, Jeff Parker, Gaylen Weigand, Brian Wilson Mike Price (outstanding) Jeff Parker (outstanding) James Dotter, Jeff McMasters, Drew Tracy, Gregg Parker, Tim McLeod (2nd team) Dean Bemardi (1st team) Jeff Parker (most inspirational) Tim McLeod (most improved) Dean Bemardi (most valuable) Michelle Fuller Jacque Clark Wes Tadlock (most improved) David Holm (most inspirational) Gaylen Weigand (most valuable player) Kala Sword, Teresa Sharar (outstanding, French I) Kathi Wilcoxen (outstanding, French II) Michelle Fuller (outstanding, French IV) Diane Olson (outstanding overall) Royce Sturdevant Karl Gamer (most improved) Brian Wilson (most valuable) Kenny Smith (most improved) Dean Bemardi (most valuable player) Sheri Hiveley, Tony Smith, Carole DeLemos, Tim McLeod, Karl Gamer, Gaylen Weigand, Mike Hiveley, David Holm, Dennis Larson Duane Davis (most improved) Sheri Hiveley, Mike Hiveley (outstanding) Lana Green, JKathi Wilcoxen (Typing I) Jacque Clark (Accounting) Cindi Hammerberg (Yearbook) Wendy Bokoskie (Total Business Student) Dick Titus (most improved) Chris Cota (most outstanding lineman) Scott Lamping (outstanding back) Kurt Marxer (most improved) Chris Cota (most valuable play.er) Chris Eager (outstanding art student) Chris Costanzo Xmost inspirational) Stella Marxer (most valuable, sportsmanship, best spiker) Sheri Hiveley (most hustle) Lori Wilson (best server) 48 Principal's Awards Junior Varsity Volleyball Janet Eide (most inspirational) Kim Howard (best server) Lana Green (best spiker) Vickie Pitt (sportsmanship, most hustle) C Team Volleyball.......................................Teresa McLeod (best server) Karen Steele (best hustle, best spiker) Karen Parrow (sportsmanship) Girl's Varsity Basketball................................Sheri Hiveley (most valuable player, best offensive) Teresa Sharar (best defensive) Helen Curtis (best hustle) Tracy Carroll (most improved) Junior Varsity Basketball..............................Michelle McDonald (most improved, most valuable player) Denise Tracy, Karen Parrow (most improved) Karen Parrow, LeeAnn Ashcraft (best offensive) Dawn Bemardi (Best defensive) Connie Huff (Best Hustle) Golf.....................................................Kurt Marxer (most improved) Dwayne Bates (outstanding) Freshmen Basketball......................................Bill Westbrook (most improved) Brien Weigand (outstanding) Teacher of the Year......................................Fred Berkey Sally Knowlton Outstanding Cheerleader...................Chris East Albert Brunsman Sportsmanship Memorial...................Mike Hiveley Most Inspirational Underclassman.........................Sheri Hiveley Outstanding Athlete......................................Scott Johnston Citizenship Service......................................Mary Etheridge, Michelle Fuller 1. Many students were given awards for 1st year perfect attendance, this year. 2. Scott Johnston is delighted with his outstanding athlete's award. 3. Chris East received the Sally Knowlton Cheerleading Award, given her by Carol Davis. Principal's Awards Golf Goes To 3-Way Meets This year the format of league matches was changed from duel matches to three-way meets. Vernonia placed 1st at Clatskanie and Scap-pose, 2nd at Dayton and 3rd at Tillamook. The highlight of this years team was winning the Second Annual Vernonia Invitational by one stroke over Dayton. In this tournament Stewart Grady won medalist honors for the second straight year. District was played at Forest Hills Golf Course in Cornelius. Vernonia placed fourth, eight strokes back of second place Dayton, and Twenty-eight strokes back of the winners, Seaside. Among the low individuals, Dwayne Bates placed 5th and earned a position in the all-district team. Dwayne Bates won the Outstanding Golf Award” for his consistant play, while Curt Marxer won the Most Improved Golfer. This years golf team, as pictured. Back Row, Left to Right, included: Coach Fred Berkey, David Proehl, David Battrick, Max Sword, Curt Marxer, Stewart Grady, Heidi Fuller. Front Row: Guy Tracy, Shawn Stevens, Steve Osgood, Doug Bates, Dwayne Bates. 1 1. John Beamish shows good putting style on the 7th. 2. Where's the first tee? And whats the couise record? 3. Doug Bates, Swinging in the Rain. 4. CurtMarxer holing-out on the 5th. 5. Dwayne Bates having problems on Vemonia's tough 7th. Faculty Adds To Staff This year at Vernonia High School the faculty added five new members to its family. Mr. Tesdal taught the ever interesting fundamentals of art, Mr. Ramme taught the bending and twisting of medals and Mr. Mechling kept the students on their toes when he taught the baffling functions of mathematics. Mrs. Holsey and Mrs. Grady were added to the Special Ed department and Ms. Thompson is the new librarian. Darrold Proehl S uperintendent Arthur Parrow Principal Gordon Crows ton Athletic Director Cathy Howard Dean of Girls All of the faculty as well as the new members did a good job this year and many students are now smarter because of their teaching and deserve a round of applause. The behind the scenes people deserve some credit also. The authority was always in the right, the counselors were there when help was needed and the secretaries seemed to add some spice to the student's otherwise boring days. All of the administration is to be thanked. (Take a bow) Peggy Brunsman Secretary Carol Davis Secretary Betty McKee District Secretary 52 Administration Karen Alvstad Foreign Language English Fred Berkey World Geography Personal Finance Chris Boyle English Psychology Gary Curtis Government History Nancy Eckland Librarian Ilene Grady Special Ed. Marsha Hager P.E. Health Typing Alvida Hearing English Speech Journalism Betty Holsey Special Ed. Mike McKee Math Science C hem Physics Mike Mechling Math Ward Nelson Band Chorus English Melvin Nice P.E. Health Biology Terry Nimz Woodworking Drafting Bill Ramme Mechanics Metals Ron Remsen Business Ed. Yearbook Faculty 53 Clarice Shoreman Home Ec. Single Survival Doug Tesdal Art Rosanne Thompson Librarian Jerry Vandehey Woodworking D.O. 1. The Hungarian Dancers give VHS a special appearance during an assembly. 2. Mr. Curtis amazes his students with his unending ability to control roaming photographers. 3. Teachers show their spirit in doing the yell Sis-Boom-Bah . 4. Vemonia High School. . . may I help you? 5. Mr. Boyle's T-Shirt says it all, Ditto Freak . 6. Mr. Ramme says, Oh. . . there's a hole here! 54 Faculty Linda Welch Special Ed. 2 3 Junior Class Excels In Money Raising Activities This year the junior class was involved in many money raising activities. They had a pie eating contest during homecoming, a plant raffle, a bake sale, sold logger pens, and had six dances. They feel very proud and privileged to say that they are the richest class in the high school. In addition to this they took 1st in the homecoming sign for the 3rd year in a row and they placed 2nd on the hall decorations. The class of '79 was helped greatly by Kathy Jackson as President, Deanna Walker as Vice President, Lori Wilson as Secretary, Jeff McMasters as Treasurer, Sandi Green as Student Council Representative, and Scott Johnston as St. at Arms. Mrs. Marsha Hager helped them through the tight spots as their advisor. 56 Junior Class Ruby Alford Dwayne Bates Cindy Brewer Pete Brewer Tracy Carroll Jacque Clark Tim Clason Chris Costanzo Helen Curtis Venetia Daughtry Duane Davis Chris East Janet Eide Dan Folnsbee Sandi Green Darrel Gw in Ed Hammerberg Junior Class 57 JM 1 1. Is that a new hat, Diane ? 2 . Pat Lowry shows how athletic the Junior class is. Vance Hansen Joe Heifer Mike Hiveley Danny House Ray Huff Dave Isaacson Kathy Jackson Scott Johnston Marcie Keasey Dennis Krieger Patrick Lowry Phillip Lowry Michele McDonald Jeff McMaster Gary Meyer Jon Miller Kevin Murray Barbara O'Neil Diane Olson Greg Parker Not pictured Wade Cizek Derek Ostrander Patricia Rainbolt Robin Ray 1. They're not really reading, they're just looking at the pictures. 2. Jacque doesn't believe this picture will make her a star. 3. Just a bunch of bookies. Richard Pierce George Ray Patricia Reynolds Cindy Rinks Kevin Roberts Marva Simmons Ken Smith Karen Steele Max Sword Don Thompson Drew Tracy Linda Tronson Diane VanWinkle Deanna Walker Dennis Weller Debbie Westbrook Cindy Whitlow Lori Wilson Patty Wood Loren Wuest Jeina Hunteman Junior Class 59 Class Of 1980 Share Friendship During Year This years class officers were a good example of the friendship shared within the class. Student Council Rep. Julie Carter was the one with the ear to ear smile and twinkling eyes. Class treasurer, Michele Elkins was a true Californian who brought the sunshine with her. Secretary Sheri Hiveley was the patriotic, Super Soph, and really a super Super Person. Vice president Kala Sword was a very conscientous person who liked to do things right the first time. President Terry Bodenhamer was the lady in charge, simply a Super Gal. She carried out the presidents duties to the fullest, organizing, planning, doing, working, the whole year long. Last, but not least, there was the nine year Veteran class advisor, Cris Boyle: Always behind the scenes pushing for organization, he being a good example. With a staff of officers like those, no one could doubt that the class of '80 really shared true friendship. l 4 Sophomores Rena Andrus Robert Argue Dawn Bemardi Terry Bodenhamer John Budge Julie Carter David Cheeks Renee Coe Chris Cota Jeff Cutright Vicki Delemos Marvin Dennis James Dotter Laura Eager Brian Eckland Jeanine Eide Michele Elkins Scott Fleck Karl Garner Vince Grau Fred Grebenc Paul Hager Michael Hanson Mike Harrison Jerry Heifer Sheri Hiveley Rhonda Holm Janice Hopkins David Jackson Bill Kinney Sophomores 61 Scott Lamping Dennis Larson Ron Lunsford Tim McLeod Curt Marxer Monty Morford Sheryl Norton Steve Osgood Gary Ragner Venita Richardson Steve Roberts Larry Sauer Carla Selanders Teresa Sharar Jim Smiley Marla Smith Tony Smith Gary Sutherlin Kala Sword Dennis Thomason Suzie Tippy Cathy Titus Jessie Titus Georgette Vigil Patty Whitlow Kathi Wilcoxen Robin Wilkerson Kim Wright Tony Zeigler Not Pictured Charles Atkeson 62 Sophomores 1 1. Scowling at the camera is an interrupted, Rhonda Holm, trying to do her work. 2. The famous-infamous, R making David Jackson, has proof of his insanity. 3. John Budge doesn't really care about the argument Dennis Larson brings up in Biology. 4. Georgette Vigil always laughs at the dumb ones. 5. Patty Whitlow takes notes on Julius Caesar. 6. Sophomore's theme for the 1977 Homecoming. Freshmen Learn To Cope Finding out what its like to be a freshman in Vemonia High was an experience every freshman class goes through each year. The Class of '81 was a well-rounded group of freshmen. Athletically the freshmen teams performed very well, but the freshmen also adapted academically. Along with learning to cope with the difficulties that all Logger freshmen face, students still have one important problem to face; What can they do to be knowledgeable sophomores and then distinctive upperclassmen? 2 5 1. Connie Huff - Treasurer 2. Shawn Stevens - Vice-President 3. Mike Lucore - President 4. Salena McDonald - Student Representative 5. Carole DeLemos - Secretary 6. Mr. Berkey and Ms. Alvstad, Freshmen advisors, take part in discussing money raising events. 64 Freshmen Ernest Barela David Battrick Gary Bishop Ted Blossom Brenda Bodenhamer John Borton Steve Branch Julie Buxton Randy Chance Rick Cheeks Doug Curl Lloyd Curtis Connie Cutright Carole DeLemos Jane Dennis Kurt Dunaway Barry East Howard Eskins Sean Fields Randy Fisher Dale Folnsbee Ronnie Foster Susan Foster Heidi Fuller George Garrett Jessica Grebenc Rueben Gonzales Steven Gonzales Benjie Goodman Michelle Grau Freshmen 65 Lana Green Julie Gwin Kim Howard Connie Huff Tony Humble Debbie Jackson Dean Johnston Mike Lucore Denise Luttrell Salena McDonald Teresa McLeod Tammy McMaster Cindy Miner Wendie Morishige Norman Mueller Donald Normand Karen Parrow Vicki Pitt Sam Potter Bonita Price Susan Prison David Proehl Allen Rainbolt Kevin Ray Marty Ray Angie Remsen Guy Richardson Mike Rieken Kathi Rinks Ann Seiby 66 Freshmen Nolan Steams Pam Steele Shawn Stevens Earl Tadlock Teresa Tippy Dick Titus Denise Tracy Sherry Warwick Brien Weigand Bill Westbrook Mike Wright Not Pictured John Atkeson Steve Holm Darin McLean Two Superior Groups There was a different look on the musical front of VHS this year. The Band and Chorus had uniforms! This created the spirit of unity they were looking for. The quality of sound produced at the Chorus Festival in Warrenton, sent our singers home with a Superior rating. The Festival for the Band students was held in Knappa. They too, floated home on a cloud of Superior ity. Both groups did a great deal of work this year. A fifteen minute rock Cantata entitled, The Creation, was produced by the Chorus. The Band played their super pep music at all Foot- and Basketball games, along with the State Tournament in Pendleton. Many thanks go to Mr. Ward Nelson for being a Superior director and friend 1. Three outstanding seniors play their last song with the outstanding VHS band. 2. Gloom, dispare, and agony, on some Chorus members at a Basketball pep assembly after being branded. Front Row: Sandi Green, Karen Steele, Jacque Clark, Mark Etheridge, Deanna Walker, Debbie Westbrook, Venetia Daughty, Chris Costanzo, Stella Marxer, Middle Row: Merrilee Heath, Lynnette McLean, Rena Andrus, Sue Prison, Marla Smith, Sue Foster, Tracy Carroll, Denise Tracy, Third Row: Michele Fuller, Marilyn Berlanga, Sheryl Norton, Carla Selanders, Ronnie Foster, Debbie Jackson, Kim Wright, Dean Johnston, Mike Price, Doug Bates, Terry- Bodenhamer, Back Row: Doug Jackson, Mr. Ward Nelson, 6g Ron Hinderman, David Jackson, Dennis Thomason, Jeff McMaster, Frank Hill, Mike Wright, Dwayne Bates, Don Thompson, Ron DeLemos, Jim Clark, George Ray, Chris Cota, Mike Lucore. Front Row: Julie Gwin, Kathi Rinks, Cindi Hammerberg, Jane Harkson, Michele McDonald, Ed Hammerberg, Middle Row: Karen Parrow, Angie Remsen, Duane Davis, Venetia Daughtry, Chong Tassin, Gaylen Weigand, Debbie Westbrook, Tammy McMaster, Heidi Fuller, Cindy Miner, Lana Green, Georgette Vigil, Back Row: Jeff Parker, Steve Osgood, Gary Meyer, Karl Garner, David Proehl, Shawn Stevens, Donald Norm and, Brian Wilson, Brian Eckland, Loren Wuest, Brein Weigand, Royce Sturdevant, Kurt Dunaway, Bill Westbrook, Jon Miller, Standing: Diane Olson, Dwayne Bates, Doug Jackson, Nolan Steams, Sam Potter. 1. Active Ward Nelson keeps busy with both groups. 2. Donald Normand gets in to the music. 3. The Chorus performed super at 1977 Homecoming. 4. You may not have been able to hear the harps in heaven, but you sure could hear the bells in Band. 5. Mary and Ron sang, Do You Know Where You're Going, theme from Mahogoney, at Baccalaureate. 5 69 School Leaders, Athletes Have Winning Spirit Remember the great time you had at the Spirit Night held to send our Basketball team to State? That activity along with others was all the idea of the 1977-78 Student Council. The Student Council passed every petition and made three special visitations to different schools in our league to study school governments. The National Honor Society is an organization based on service. Teachers judged all of their students in the areas of Character, Scholarship (GPA), Service and Leadership. By this process, seven new members were chosen into the Society this year. The Lettermen Club is made up of both young men and women athletes who've earned a Varsity Letter. VHS was well represented by these groups! Principal and Student Council advisor, always smiles. Front Row: Frank Hill, George Ray, Joe Banzer, Dean Bernardi, John Beamish, Jim Clark, LeeAnn Ashcraft, Gaylen VVeigand, Scott Johnston, Mr. Gordon Crowston, Second Row: jeff McMaster, Jon Miller, Jom Tippy, Stewart Grady, Doug Bates, Teresa Sharar, Vickie Delemos, Jerry Kinney, Diane VanWinkle, Third Row: Wes Tadlock, Brian Wilson, Royce Sturdevant, Jeff Parker, Doug Jackson, Troy Dunaway, Teri Bellingham, Mary Etheridge, Lynette McLean, Barbara O'Neil, Fourth Row: Gregg Parker, Ron Delemos, Darrell Gwin, Stella Marxer, Shawn Ostrander, Sheri Hiveley, Kathi Wilcoxen, Tracy Carroll, Lori Wilson, Helen Curtis, Kala Sword, Back Row: Don Thompson, Dwayne Bates, Ken Smith, Dennis Weller, Loren Wuest, Mike Harrison, Scott Lamping, Tony Smith, Phillip Lowry. Student Council NHS Lettermen Front Row: Fire Chief, Jeff McMaster, Frosh. Class Rep. Salena McDonald, Treasurer, Stella Marxer, Secretary, Mary Etheridge, S.B. Manager, Pilar Gonzalez, IFE Rep. , Michele Fuller, Back Row: Sergant at Arms, Sandi Green, Junior Class Rep. Mike Hiveley, President, Shawn Ostrander, Vice President Chong Tassin, Senior Class Rep., Marelyn Berlanga, IFE Rep, Frank Hill. Mr. Ward Nelson's typical performance at NHS meetings. While Mary takes notes, Teri listens to the plan. Front Row: Cindi Hammerberg, Michele Fuller, Jane Harkson, Teresa Sharar, Kala Sword, Diane Olson, Middle Row: Mr. Ward Nelson, Ron DeLemos, Chris Eager, Secretary, Mary Etheridge, Vice President, Chong Tassin, Chris East, Troy Dunaway, Doug Jackson, Jeff McMaster, Back Row: David Jackson, Frank Hill, President, Royce Sturdevant, Brian Wilson, Jacque Clark, Lori Wilson, Sheri Hiveley, Jeff Parker. Student Council NHS Lettermen 71 Art, Journalism, And Yearbook The art classes this year were taught by a new teacher to our school, Mr. Doug Tesdal, from Athena, Oregon. The classes were divided into two general art classes and one advanced art class. In advanced art they divided their learning projects into quarters. They were pottery, calligraphy, painting and stained glass. In general art they covered more techniques but didn't spend as much time on them as advanced art did. In addition to what advanced art covered they spent the year learning batik (a fabric design with wax), ink drawing, and Chinese water color. Mr. Tesdal thinks that the classes were especially good this year, they caught on really fast and learned techniques by following his motto that you'll never learn until you try. For the third straight year the Journalism and Yearbook staffs shared seventh period in the typing room. An invisible wall was put up to prevent most of the confusion that the two classes could make. Mrs. Alvilda Hearing was advisor of the Timberline staff and has been since it was reestablished. The staff did an excellent job this year making the best newspaper a journalist could hope for. With much hard work and a little snooping and investigation, they put out a Timberline every month, with a total of eight issues. The Yearbook staff this year started completely new with a brand new staff, new editor, new publisher, and new photographer. The only thing holding them together was Mr. Ron Remsen, the advisor who kept the staff going to meet their deadlines. The Menolog staff sincerely hopes you will enjoy this annual as much as they enjoyed the experience of putting it together for you. 2 6 7 8 1. Michele McDonald seems amazed at how easy clay pottery can be to work with. 2. The Journalism class included: Cindy Rinks, Stella Marxer, Gaylen Weigand, Marcie Keasey, Joe Banzer, Ron Hinderman, Ray Huff, and Mrs. Hearing. (Not pictured was Karen Steele. ) 3. Kala is hard at work with preliminary layouts for advertisements. 4. Jerry Heifer concentrates very hard on his project in general art, to make sure it comes out right. 5. The advisor and editor of the Memolog look up some important questions in the very much used Editors guide book. 6. The Yearbook staff consisted of: Diane VanWinkle, Lori Wilson, Cindi Hammerberg, Mr. Remsen, Jacque Clark, Venetia Daughtiy, and Kala Sword. 7. Mrs. Hearing tells Stella what must be done for the next deadline. 8. Mr. Tesdal can t resist the chance to work with the pottery himself. Art, Journalism, Yearbook 73 P.E., Math And Science Offer Variety 74 The math classes this year could not have been more educational as well as humerous, for they were taught by a new teacher, Mr. Mike Mechling and Mr. Mike McKee. Mr. Mechling taught all math subjects except General Math taught by Mr. McKee along with the ever popular subjects of General Science, Chemistry, and Physics. Mr. Melvin Nice took over the Biology department. He also taught boy's PE and Health. Ms. Marsha Hager taught girl's PE and Health, and Mr. Gordon Crows-ton taught PE this year. 4 1. Mr. Crowston tries for two in Boy's PE. 2. ... and this is where the cow crossed the creek. 3. Karen Steele works hard in Girl's PE. 4. Mr. Mechling keeps an eye out for stray math students. 5. Tony Ziegler waits for the puck to slide by. English, French, Speech Displayed In Style English can never be fun, and you're right- it wasn’t. But we had some teachers who really knew their stuff. Senior English was taught by Mrs. Alvilda Hearing, Junior and Sophomore English by Mr. Chris Boyle, (serving his last year before a prolonged vacation), and Frosh. English taught by Ms. Karen Alvstad. Ms. Alvstad also taught French I through IV. French classes were for students who wanted to take an active interest in a language and some of its cultural background. It required regular and cafeful study outside of class. This years Speech class consisted of sixteen Juniors and Seniors, four of whom participated in the annual Speech Festival. Jacque Clark, Chris East, Kathy Jackson, and Diane Olson all received Superior ratings. 2 1. Ms. Alvstad speaks in French to her students. 2. French I students make valentines for there sweethearts. 3. Diane Olson portrays a spy in a French play. 4. Michele Fuller just doesn't understand. 4 76 English, French, Speech 1 Personal Finance, Social Science, Business Ed The students in Mrs. Berkey's personal finance class learned many things this year, such as income tax, budgets, savings and the like. Mr. Curtis taught how the U.S. runs their government in U.S. governments, and taught the past history of the country in U.S. history. Many students are now more prepared for coping with office work they may face in the future since taking typing, bookkeeping, and office practice, taught by Mr. Remsen. Two periods of typing were taught by Mrs. Hager. 1. Normand Mueller still seems to have fun even while typing. 2. Cindy and Mary add spice to what would be another boring office practice day. 3. David doesn't seem to understand the problem and Wes doesn't seem to care. 4. Debates go on in history. 3 78 Per. Fin. Soc. Sci. Bus. Ed. 1. Quit polishing your nails, you do have an assignment to turn in. 2. Mr. Berkey shows Gaylen how to do his income tax. 3. Joe Banzar,... studying?!? 4. Dwayne Bates takes a rest after a strenous period of history. 4 Per. Fin. Soc. Sci. Bus. Ed. 79 Ind. Arts, Home Ec. A Benefit To Students There were a variety of courses offered in the Home Ec department this year. They were Single Survival, Home Ec I II, and Advanced Home Ec. These courses did not just offer cooking and sewing; they got into areas such as home management, child development and housing. Home Ec II and Adv. Home Ec completed a field test that was sent from Dartmouth College in New Hampshire. The test was based on options for young rural women and planning their lives. V. H. S. was picked along with 10 other schools across the United States to try this course. Industrial Arts classes were instructed by Bill Ramme, mechanics, Jerry Vandehey, woodshop and medals, and Terry Nimz, drafting and cabinet making. The students in these classes produced many projects of which some were displayed in the Spring Concert and Art Show. Some projects displayed were end tables, coffee tables, cabinets, cedar chests and one skate board. All in all, there were many great projects completed. 1. Shelli Smiley separates eggs to prepare for her perfect meringue. 2. Tracy Carroll and Patti Wood try to figure out how the fly got in their sauce. 3. Reuben Gonzales and Dean Johnsotn begin construction on their projects. 4. Charlotte McKedy shows her indepth ability in using a measuring cup. 5. Hey look! His shoe's untied! 6. Julie Buxton completes two jobs at once: sanding her board and filing her nails. 80 Ind. Arts, Home Ec. Seniors Achieve Leadership At last we were Seniors. A time we have looked forward to for so many years. We eagerly anticipated this year, but doubts arose. Those doubts were put aside, because there were too many other plans to make and goals to set. The class of 78 are all winners. But it was not being a winner and finally reaching the goal that really mattered. It was the experience we gained and the lessons we learned on the way up, that made all the difference in the outcome of our year. We had a determination that made this year the best one yet! James L. Clark Leeann S. Ashcraft President Vice President Mary A. Etheridge Secretary Teri E. Bellingham Treasurer Marilyn Berlanga Student Council Representative 82 Seniors Seniors 83 Joe D. Banzer Doug R. Bates John A. Beamish L. Dean Bernard! Wendy S. Bokoskie Dan E. Brown Teresa M. Curtis Ron L. Delemos Troy R. Dunaway Christie L. Eager Brad L. Eckland Michele A. Fuller A. Pilar Gonzalez Dawn C. Goodman Stewart M. Grady Beverly J. Grant Glendene Grove Cindi L. Hammerberg 84 Senior Jane M. Harkson Merrilee E. Heath Frank M. Hill Ron M. Hinderman David K. Holm Douglas H. Jackson Peter G. Jones Garry A. Kinney Gera Id A. Kinney Senior 85 W. Brian Kyser J. Douglas Kyser Lynnette L. McLean Stella A. Marxer David S. Miner Elita D. Morford Shawn G. Ostrander Jeff J. Parker Calvin D. Pierce 86 Seniors Stuart M. Potter Mike S. Price Lee Ann Proehl Shelli L. Smiley Mike L. Steele Chris M. Stevens Royce C. Sturdevant Wes E. Tadlock Chong Y. Tassin Seniors 87 Chris A. Weber Gaylen W. Weigand Tom A. West Brian L. Wilson Jim A. W'right Not Pictured: Charlotte E. McKedy 88 Seniors Senior Banquet; Remembering Continuing Friendships In Nineteen Hundred and Seventy-Eight, Saturday, May 18, the graduating class held the Senior Banquet, one of the last times they would all be together again. The occassion may seem sad, but it was not; it was full of laughter, excellent food, and friends. The evening began with the invocation given by Mary Etheridge. Then the feast started! There was plenty of fried chicken, baked potatoes, and french rolls, plus the carrot and celery sticks, pickles and olives that everyone munched on before, during and after the meal. Dinner ended with cake and ice cream. After the meal LeeAnn Ashcraft, Master of Ceremonies, introduced Superintendent Darrold Proehl. Mr. Proehl gave an appropriate speech and introduced the school board members. Next came the Class History written by Royce Sturdevant and read by Brian Wilson. The laughter soon began when Teri Bellingham read the Class Wills, and the Seniors especially enjoyed the Class Prophecies read by Mary Etheridge and written by Dunaway and Parker Productions. The evening ended with an exceptionally nice speech by Principal Arthur Parrow giving advice, laughter, and a farewell to the Seniors of 1978. Seniors Achieve Goals At Graduation For every true student there is only one day in their life that they can truly celebrate a victory. That day comes when the student finally guaduates from high school. At VHS, this happened for 55 students on May 25, in the high school gym. The Seniors of 1978 were full of anticipation, hoping for the ceremony to just hurry up and get over with. Yet a little sad because they all knew that things would never be like they were at Vernonia High again. The class decided to enter in a slow walk to the traditional Pomp and Circumstance. There were no guest speakers, only the honor speakers Chong Tassin and Mary Etheridge. The top five honor students were Chong Tassin, Troy Dunaway, Mary Etheridge, Royce Sturdevant, and Joe Banzer, respectively. The Senior cup this year went to Mary Etheridge, and the McCrae Award went to Michele Fuller. The VEA and OSEA Scholarship went to Chong Tassin and Royce Sturdevant, and Mary Etheridge received a $2,000 scholarship for over a 4 year period of time. Brian Wilson received the Jaycee's Scholarship. For the new Vernonia Alumni Scholarship Troy Dunaway received the first amount. Frank Hill was awarded the John Yadon Memorial. The class presented the remaining amount of money from their treasurey to the Vernonia Alumni Fund. The class presented Mrs. Hearing with a bouquet of flowers and a nightgown. The class of '78 moto was I don't know where I'm going, but I'm on my way by Carl Sandburg. The class flower was blue tipped carnations, and their colors were dark blue and silver. Graduation was a night that these Seniors will long remember, because to them VHS was a school worth many memories. 1. Mr. Ward Nelson directs the VHS Band at Graduation. 2. Pilar Gonzelez receives her diploma. 3. The O. S.E. A. Scholarship is given to Royce Sturdevant. 1. Top five honor students get their awards. 2. Jim Clark and Teri Bellingham present Mrs. Hearing with gifts. 3. Mary Etheridge and Michele Fuller recieve their awards. 4. Everyone listens while Mary Etheridge gives her speech at Graduation. 2 90 1. Frank Hill is awarded with the John Yadon Memorial. 2. Jim Clarl President of the Senior Class recives his diploma. 3. Brian Wilson receives the Jaycee's scholarship. 4. Shawn Ostrander worked hard for that diploma. 4 92 Graduation Senior Last Will And Testaments We the Class of 1978, being of sound mind and body (almost) will some of the following to our under-classmates, in hopes they will find it useful to the rest of their high school years. 1, Joe Banrer being of sound body and mind do bequeath in this will my abnormal ability to wreck things to Derek Ostrander. This ' 'quality'' is to be guarded very carefully and alot of practice should be done. 1, Teri Eileen Bellingham will none of my abilities to Chris East. Chris has all the abilities I could ever dream of having. 1, Wendy Bokoskie will my fantastic ability to enter the morning classroom on time and prepared to Kevin Murray in hopes we will know what he really looks like that early in the morning. 1, Ron DeLemos will my photo album of my wrestling years to Dawn Bernard!, in hopes she will show the group picture off at school again. 1, Mary Etheridge will my love for milk, the beautiful drink, to Don Thompson so that he can be creative and produce mixed drinks. 1, Beverly Grant will my brothers to Janet Wide who doesn't have any. 1, Glendene Grove will my chair in the trailer to anyone who can use it more than I did. 1, Cindi Hammerberg will 20 pounds to Jeff McMaster. 1, Jane Harkson leave my apologies to the entire class of '79 for leaving them, even though they are great! 1, David Holm will my ability of skipping class to Scott Johnston. 1, Douglas Jackson will my sound mind to this year's Senior class, since from the looks of some of these wills this is something that they need desperately. 1, Jerry Kinney will my terrific study habits (which have hardly been used and are therefore just like new) to my brother Bill. This is to be used in every class except one where they are not needed. I, Doug Kyser will my ability to charm the women to Vince Grau, who wanted to be a monk anyway. I, Charlotte McKedy being of sound mind and body (well almost) do hereby will my ability to drive Richard Pierce totally and completely INSANE to Cindy Whitlow and Michella McDonald. Have a good year. Richard, (ha ha) I, David Miner of the Great Class of ' '78'' will my bottle caps to Dwayne Bates. I, Shawn Ostrander, will my basketball skills to Bogart Murray. I, Jeff Parker don't have a will due to the lack of intelligence. I, Mike Price will my ability to lose weight to all the Junior girls so they may keep looking slim and trim throughout the whole ' '78- '79 school year. Good luck. 1, Leeann Proehl will my ability not to get upset at anything to Kenny Smith. 1, Mike Steele will my beard to Jeff McMaster. I, Chris Stevens being of sound mind and body will my unused straight jacket which I was going to give to Charlotte to Shawn Stevens. 1, Royce Sturdevant will my rule book to Don Thompson. 1, Chong Yo Lee Tassin will my brains to the entire Junior class since they all need help in that area. The left overs can go to the Sophomore class. 1, Guy Tracy leave my two sixes to Brien Weigand in the hope that it will raise his CPA. I, Tom West will my bushy hair to Joe Heifer. I, Brian Wilson leave my running legs to Dr. J. so he can get rid of his calendar and get a stop watch. 4 3 1. VHS Pep Band keeping the team and fans pepped up at State. 2. The one and only refeere. (thank goodness) 3. After the seniors lost the Senior faculty game, three seniors attack the unfair ref. 4. Finally, a teacher at the mercy of the students. 5. Mike Hiveley and Chris East (with a little help) pose while decorating for prom. 6. Sheri Hiveley irons out her gatlik. 7. David Minor is exhausted after checking out the book. 8. Doug Kyser works away on his maniture house. 9. Jacque Clark and Deanna Walker add a fresher look to the Spring Concert decorations. ... In Track And Golf Reach New Goals And Set New Records 94 Closing . . . Enjoyed A Successful Year At V.H.S. 1 4 1. Track members except their certificates and letters. 2. The 2 Bates brothers decided to let Curt Marxer get an award. 3. I knew that new Shampoo would help. 4. It's hard to believe how quiet it is without Seniors. 5. Teresa finds it funny that the Seniors could miss that many problems. 5 96 Closing Patrons CLAUDE'S SAW SHOP 740 Mist Drive Vernonia, DR 97064 DAN DAWN’S COAST TO COAST HARDWARE 2022 Main St. Forest Grove, OR 97116 DON'S AUTO SERVICE 1026 Bridge St. Vernonia, OR 97064 THE DUSTY DAISY 159 S. Second St. Hillsboro, OR 97123 FUITEN'S MORTUARY 741 Madison Ave. Vernonia, OR 75064 JOE’S T. 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96 Beamish, John 5, 12, 16, 22, 24, 25, 26, 27, 51, 70, 82, 83, 90, 91 Bellingham, Teri 6, 26, 28, 29, 34, 46, 70, 71, 77, 82, 91, 93, 107 Berlanga, Marilyn 2, 16 , 48 , 68, 69, 71, 82, 91 Bemardi, Dean 5, 12, 14, 16, 38, 40, 41, 48, 70, 83, 91 Bokoskie, Wendy 48, 49, 76, 83, 89, 91, 93 Brown, Dan 83, 90, 91 Clark, Jim 19, 24, 26, 28, 68, 69, 70, 82, 91, 92 Curtis, Teresa 32, 83, 90, 91 Delemos, Ron 4, 20, 22, 23, 38, 46 , 47 , 48 , 68 , 70 , 71, 76 , 83, 91, 93, 109 Dunaway, Troy 4, 24, 25, 26, 28, 29, 46, 54, 58, 70, 71, 83, 89, 90, 91 Eager, Chris 48, 71, 84, 91 Eckland, Brad 84, 91 Etheridge, Mary 6, 18, 26, 29, 34, 46, 47, 48, 68, 69, 70, 71, 78, 82, 84, 89, 91, 92, 107 Fuller, Michele 6, 27, 37, 46, 48 , 68 , 69, 71, 76 , 84, 91 Gonzales, Pilar 16, 27, 71, 76, 84, 90, 91 Goodman, Dawn 32, 84, 89, 91 Grady, Stewart 5, 12, 16, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 46, 50, 70, 74, 80, 91 Grant, Beverly 8, 9, 80, 84, 91, 93 Grove, Glendene 84, 91, 93 Hammerberg, Cindi 7, 16, 27, 37, 48, 68, 69, 71, 73, 84, 90, 91, 93 HaTkson, Jane 58, 68, 69, 71, 77, g5, 91, 93 Heath, Merrilee 46, 68, 69, 85, 89, 91 Hill, Frank 6ft, 70, 71, 85, 91, 92 Hinderman, Ron 68, 69, 72, 85, 91, Holm, David 5, 12, 24, 28, 42, 43, 48, 85, 91, 93 Jackson, Douglas 43, 48, 68, 69, 70, 71, 85, 90, 91, 93, 94 Jones, Pete 85, 91 Kinney, Garry 40, 85, 90, 91 Kinney, Jerry 38, 70, 85, 89, 91, 93, 94 Kyser, Brian 86, 91 Kyser, Doug 86, 91, 93, 95 Marxer, Stella 8, 9, 29, 34, 43, 46, 47, 48, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73, 86, 91, 96, 107 McKedy, Charlotte 81, 91, 93 McLean, Lynette 2, 8, 68, 69, 70, 76, 86, 91 Miner, David 46, 78, 86, 91, 93, 95 Morford, Elita 86, 91 Ostrander, Shawn 5, 12, 13, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 46, 47, 70, 71, 86, 91, 92, 93 Parker, Jeff 4, 38, 39, 40, 48, 69, 70, 71, 79, 86, 90, 91 Pierce, Calvin 86, 91 Potter, Stuart 7, 87, 89, 91 Price, Mike 46, 47, 48, 68, 69, 74, 87, 89, 90, 91, 93, 94 Proehl, Leeann 87, 91, 93 Smiley, Shell! 26, 80, 87, 91 Steele, Mike 87, 91, 93 Stevens, Chris 87, 91, 93 Sturdevant, Royce 4, 5, 12, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 48, 69, 70, 71, 74, 84, 90, 91, 93 Tadlock, Wes 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 48, 58, 70, 78, 87, 89, 91 Tassin, Chong 2, 68, 69, 71, 85, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94 Tippy, Jim 2, 5, 69, 70, 88, 91 Tracy, Guy 5, 12, 50, 88, 91, 93 Weber, Chris 88, 89, 91 Weigand, Gaylen 20, 22, 24, 26, 27, 28, 29, 43, 45, 48, 68, 69, 70, 72, 79, 88, 91, 94, 96 West, Tom 88, 89, 91, 93 Wilson, Brian 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 27, 28, 29, 43, 44, 48, 69, 70, 71, 74, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 96, 109 Wright, Jim 7, 38, 39, 46, 88, 89, 90, 91, 109 JUNIORS Alford, Ruby 32, 33, 57 Bates, Dwayne 30, 46, 50, 57, 68, 69, 70, 79, 90, 93, 96 Brewer, Cindy 57, 78 Brewer, Pete 57 Carroll, Tracy 2, 8, 9, 32, 33, 49, 57, 68, 69, 70, 80 Clark, Jacque 6, 26, 48, 57, 58, 68, 69, 71, 73, 95 Clason, Tim 43, 44, 57 Costanzo, Chris 8 , 9 , 48 , 57 , 68, 69, 75 Curtis, Helen 32, 33, 49, 57, 70 Daughtry, Venetia 57, 68, 69, 73, 90, 94 Davis, Duane 43, 48, 57, 69, 90 East, Chris 2, 26, 29, 34, 36, 46, 49, 57, 71, 77, 93, 94, 96, 107 Eide, Janet 10, 49, 57, 58, 93 Folnsbee, Dan 30, 57 Green, Sandi 56, 57, 68, 69, 71 Gwin, Darrell 4, 12, 30, 57, 70, 74 Hammerberg, Ed 7, 12, 30, 57, 69, 90, 94 Hansen, Vance 58 Heifer, Joe 58, 93 Hiveley, Mike 2, 12, 38, 40, 43, 45, 46, 48, 58, 71, 94 House, Danny 58 Huff, Ray 5, 58, 72 Hunteman, Jeina 59, 74 Isaacson, Dave 6, 40, 48, 49, 58 Jackson, Kathy 37, 48, 49, 56, 58, 92 Johnston, Scott 12, 14, 24, 26, 28, 49, 56, 58, 70, 93 Keasey, Marcie 26, 29, 34, 36, 58, 72, 78, 107 Krieger, Dennis 58 Linville, Cheri 58 Lowry, Patrick 20, 43, 57, 58 Lowry, Phillip 58, 70 McDonald, Michelle 32, 33, 49, 58, 69, 72, 78, 90, 93 McMaster, Jeff 20, 21, 22, 23, 38, 41, 43, 48, 56, 58, 68, 69, 70, 71, 93 Meyer, Gary 58, 69 Miller, Jon 2, 20, 22, 27, 58, 69, 70, 78, 93, 94 Murray, Kevin 12, 13, 14, 24, 28, 29, 58, 93 Olson, Diane 2 , 48 , 57 , 58 , 68, 69, 71, 75, 76, 78, 94 O’Neil, Barbara 2, 11, 33, 48, 58, 70 Ostrander, Derek 93 Parker, Greg 38, 39, 41, 48, 58, 70 Pierce, Richard 59, 93 Pousson, Tricia 75 Ray, George 20, 21, 22, 42, 43, 59 , 68 , 69, 70, 79 Reynolds, Patricia 59, 75 Rinks, Cindy 59, 72, 78, 79 Roberts, Kevin 59, 94 Simmons, Marva 59 Smith, Ken 13, 30, 44, 48, 59, 70, 93 Steele, Karen 2, 10, 11, 32, 33, 49, 59, 68, 74 Sword, Max 50, 59 Thompson, Don 38 , 39 , 40, 59, 68, 69, 70, 93, 94 Tracy, Drew 12, 38, 40, 41, 43, 48, 58, 59 Tronson, Linda 59, 74 VanWinkle 8, 59, 70, 83 Walker, Deanna 48, 56, 59, 68, 69, 75, 95 Weller, Dennis 12, 59, 70 Westbrook, Debbie 26, 37, 48, 49, 59, 68, 69, 90 Index 111 Whitlow, Cindy 59, 78, 93 Wilson, Lori 4, 6, 8, 9, 19, 46, 47, 48, 56, 59, 70, 71, 73, 94 Wood, Patty 59, 80 Wuest, Loren 12, 48, 58, 69, 68, 70, 94 SOPHOMORES Andrus, Rena 61, 68, 69 Argue, Robert 15, 61 Bemardi, Dawn 10, 32, 33, 61, 75, 76, 93 Bodenhamer, Terry 2, 16, 17, 60, 68, 69, 75 Budge, John 15, 61, 63 Carter, Julie 60, 61, 69, 86 Cheel s, David 61 Coe, Renee 46, 61, 75 Cota, Chris 12, 15, 30, 48, 61, 68, 69, 75 Cutright, Jeff 61 DeLemos, Vickie 32, 43, 61, 70, 78 Dennis, Marvin 61 Dotter, James 15, 38, 39, 41, 48, 61 Eager, Laura 10, 11, 35, 36, 61 Eckland, Brian 2, 61, 59, 75, 94 Eide, Jeanine 48, 49, 61, 75 Elkins, Michelle 35, 36, 60, 61 Fleck, Scott 61 Gamer, Karl 6, 20, 21, 22, 43, 48, 61, 69, 94 Grau, Vince 48, 61, 93 Grebenc, Fred 61 Hager, Paul 25, 61 Hanson, Michael 61 Harrison, Mike 4, 12, 30, 43, 61, 70, 81 Heifer, Jerry 61, 72 Hiveley, Sheri 6, 8, 9, 18, 43, 48 , 49 , 60, 61, 70 , 71, 94 , 95 Holm, Rhonda 8, 10, 11, 37, 61, 63, 78 Hopkins, Janice 4, 35, 36, 61, 75 Jackson, David 43, 61, 63, 68, 69, 71 Kinney, Bill 38, 39, 48, 61, 75, 76, 93 Lamping, Scot 12, 15, 43, 44, 48, 62, 70 Larson, Dennis 12, 15, 30, 43, 48, 62, 63 Lucore, Mike 6, 62 Lunsford, Ron 43, 62 Marxer, Curt 30, 48, 50, 62, 96 McLeod, Tim 12, 38, 39, 40, 41, 43, 46, 48, 62, 94 Morford, Monty 15, 62, 94 Norton, Sheryl 62, 68, 69 Osgood, Steve 4, 15, 38, 50, 62, 69, 90, 94 Ragner, Gary 43, 60 Richardson, Venita 33, 46, 62, 76 Roberts, Steve 15, 62, 94 Sauer, Larry 62 Selanders, Carla 62, 68, 69 Sharar, Teresa 8, 9, 43, 48, 49, 62, 70, 71, 76, 96 Smiley, Jim 7, 15, 38, 40, 62, 81 Smith, Marla 62, 68, 69, 76 Smith, Tony 12, 30, 43, 48, 62, 70 Sutherlin, Gary 12, 15, 38, 39, 62 Sword, Kala 48, 60, 62, 70, 71, 72, 73, 76 Thomason, Dennis 15, 38, 40, 62, 68, 69 Tippy, Suzie 62, 75 Titus, Cathy 62 Titus, Jessie 62 Vigil, Georgette 62, 63, 69, 90 Whitlow, Patty 62, 63 Wilcoxen, Kathi 8, 35, 36, 42, 43, 58, 62, 70, 75 Wilkerson, Robin 37, 62 Wright, Kim 2, 62, 68, 69 Ziegler, Tony 62, 74 FRESHMEN Barela, Ernest 43, 65 Batrick, David 50, 65 Bishop, Gary 65 Blossom, Ted 65 Bodenhamer, Brenda 11, 43, 45, 65, 76 Branch, Steve 65 Buxton, Julie 65, 81 Chance, Randy 65 Cheeks, Rick 65 Curl, Doug 20, 21, 22, 23, 31, 65, 90, 94, 96 Curtis, Lloyd 65 Cutright, Connie 65 DeLemos, Carole 20, 22, 35, 36, 42 , 43 , 48 , 64 , 65 Dennis, Jane 65 Dunaway, Kurt 15, 31, 65, 69, 94 East, Barry 15, 31, 43, 48, 49, 65, 96 Eskins, Howard 15, 31, 65 Fields, Sean 65 Fisher, Randy 65 Folnsbee, Dale 65 Foster, Ronnie 11, 43, 44, 65, 68, 69, 75 Foster, Sue 65, 68 Fuller, Heidi 11, 50, 65, 69, 90, 94 Garret, George 65 Gonzales, Rueben 31, 65, 80 Gonzales, Steven 31, 65 Goodman, Benje 65 Grau, Michelle 65, 68 Grebenc, Jessica 65 Green, Lana 10, 43, 45, 48, 49, 66, 69, 90, 94 Gwin, Julie 10, 35, 36, 46, 66, 68, 69, 94 Howard, Kim 10, 35, 36, 49, 66 Huff, Connie 33, 64, 66 Humble, Tony 66 Jackson, Debbie 35, 36, 46, 48, 49, 66, 68, 69, 75 Johnston, Dean 15, 31, 46, 66, 68, 69, 80 Lucore, Mike 15, 31, 64, 66, 68, 69 Luttrell, Denise 66 McDonald, Selena 37, 64, 66, 71 McLean, Darin 66 McLeod, Teresa 10, 11, 43, 44, 49, 66 , 75 McMaster, Tammy 11, 32, 33, 66, 68, 69, 75, 90, 94 Miner, Cynthia 37, 66, 69, 90 Morishige, Wendie 10, 35, 36, 46, 66 Mueller, Norman 15, 38, 66, 59, 78, 94 Normand, Donald 15, 39, 66 Parrow, Karen 3, 11, 32, 33, 43, 48, 49, 66, 59, 94 Pitt, Vickie 10, 49, 66 Potter, Sam 15, 66, 59, 94 Price, Bonita 66, 59 Prison, Sue 18, 66, 68, 69 Proehl, David 38, 39, 50, 66, 59, 94 Rainbolt, Allen 15, 66 Ray, Kevin 66 Ray, Marty 15, 66 Remsen, Angela 20, 22, 37, 43, 45, 66, 69 Richardson, Guy 66 Rieken, Mike 66 Rinks, Kathi 33, 48, 66, 68, 69, 90, 94 Sauer, Larry 31 Serby, Ann 66 Stearns, Nolan 15, 67, 68, 69, 94 Steele, Pam 37, 67, 75 Stevens, Shawn 50, 64, 67 , 69, 93, 94 T adlock, Earl 67 Tippy, Teresa 67 Titus, Dick 48, 67 Tracy, Denise 33, 43, 49, 67, 68, 69 Warwick, Sherry 67 Weigand, Brien 20, 21, 22, 31, 43, 48, 49, 67, 68, 69, 93, 96 Westbrook, Bill 15, 31, 67, 69, 94 Wright, Mike 15, 24, 30, 67, 68, 69 112 Index