Warrenton High School - Warrior Yearbook (Warrenton, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1989 volume:

4 $ : i | ‘ . : 5 . Remember nt tte ey ee tn pa ee care ae tame sactiiad ; “ RES ai Pe alee Bas ta = '— 2 UN eee eS Ss When TABLE OF CONTENTS PROLOGUE og. 2 ACTIVITIES pg. 3 ORGANIZATIONS _ pg. 20 SENIORS pg. 49 DANCES pg. 69 INDEX pg. 74 ADVERTISEMENTS pg. 77 WARRENTON HIGH SCHOOL R.T. 1 Box 2151 WARRENTON, OREGON 97146 Aubogranh, tipsy 1.) G), 1 Jim Hendrickson Shannon Christ. Front Dennis Sturgell Mike Larson Mark Cheney Scott Watson Jesse Conaway Top row ght: Brian Jennice, Danie Bridgens, Ross 2 ticks, Chris Black, Morgan Thomas Kelly Ray, Chris Wade, Billy Barbe Ow 9 Ha Thompson, Steve Tho S McDaniels, Manager Lynn Pe Tw Vv: A Coa ff Corliss Bingaman Mark } kard y Guajardo, Brandon CG O — Sonny Bruney kicks off show true Warrior spirit Warrenton J. V.'s cause a fumble NEAH-KAH-=NIE POKTLAND CHRISTIAN Mark Thompson: Co-Captain Coach John Mattila Mike Larson Co-Captain most valuable. chosen to play in the shrine game. Matt T. (40) stops the run. J.V.’s gang tackle the opposition. | Coach Diane Dick Ellen spikes over the ball Polly Belen serves the ball over. Beautiful save Coach Carolyn Ramey Mistie Allison prepares to serve the ball over as Christy McDevitt waits for the return. Freshmen say, “Go! Fight! Win!” STLING FIDIDSDSBDBODODODODOOOOO a a ed eee iS — o ® % S) ® Y S S Y ¢ ce o S a . 3 CONGRATULA Warriors Take (ARE TON WREST Second in State 2D? COO OOOO CoO i ae a a ee The Warrior Wrestlers trav- eled over 3,000 miles in search of 17 wins and 17 loss. High- lights included 11-0 preseason record (best ever pre-season record), a winning champi- onship trophy at Joseph 18 team invitational, 4th in State at the Oregon Classic, and ending the year with a second place trophy at the OSAA State tournament. Eight wrestlers qualified for state including sophomores: Jay Bjaranson, Brian Cantrell, Steve Stratton, John McDaniel, and Wolfy (Steve) Simmons. Juniors: — Trask Bergerson, and Seniors: Dennis Sturgell and Mike Larson. Bergeson, Sturgell, Cantrell and Larson were District Champions. It was a great season for the Warriors. Trask Bergeson pins his opponent with a leg ride. WRESTLING MEMORIES | remember wrestling practice as a hard, tough, learning experience as a freshman. This year was a little easier by knowing what to expect. There were a lot of funny things that happened this year. Bill Barber _ forgot his sleeping bag and was forced to cover himself with extra clothes to keep warm. Brian Cantrell could never seem to hold on to his gear for more than 5 minutes at a time. He managed to lose enough singlets and headgear to go over the 100 dollar mark. Brian lost everything from tournament passes to his girlfriend's phone number. At district, a couple of people wanted col d cereal for breakfast. Mr. Warren almost went into labor, and made us eat the breakfast the school was serving. And last but not least, Woof broke his paw in practice and couldn't wrestle. He came to watch and eat. by, John McDaniel SOOOCOOOL OOOD NS SOO OOOO OOD OD SD OOO BOYS’ BAS ASS A TEAM . Neah-kah-nie X Catlin Gabel Patek Lutheran X Knappna xX Col. Christians Corbett 0.5 5 Knappa Vernonia Neah-kah-nie Vernonia Corbett CETBALL Warriors vs. Fishermen at Seaside jamboree. Ryker Thorton shoots a jump shot. Lk issna= Ce Fe oer ¢ � Mike Ulness at the free-throw line. Geoff Hitchman goes up for a lay-in. — a Varsity Girls: (left to right) Carmen Sacristan, Belen Camps, Robin Tanke, Becky Kendall, Sabrina Kendall, Abby Smith, Jeanne Prince, Polly Rowland, Trisha Ring, and Ellen Snell. Coach: Kevin Gramson On ND— ) Belen Camps, Trisha Ring, and Polly Rowland Angie Bement and Shannon Knowles show those pearly whites. Confused, Ellen?? RIOR J.V. Girls: (top row, left to right) Robin Tanke, Mindy Nyberg, Kelly ier Erin Tat ert Mistie Monson eben Belen Camps. (bottom row, left to right) Lori Majors, Nicole hadereon ester Haskell, Tracy Coach: Don Lampi Nicole Anderson, Carmen Sacriton, and Christine Saari receiving Erin and Mindy, you’re supposed to smile for the camera! recognition for J.V. Girl's Basketball. r-DHWIMAADOO Mistie Monson (12) What do | do now??? Robin Tanke (23) Jim Thomas easily wins the 110 hurdles Jim went to state in the 110 high hurdles and the 300 int. hurdles Mark Ray went to state in the p vault and took third Warrenton 1989 Tra aly Mark Ray, Rob Pentt Jesus Mostaza, Br: mas oeal GIRLS’ TRACK Kathy Ring finishes in first place beating out her Clatskanie opponent Shannon Knowles was our salvation when it came to the javelin. Bee: Kathy Ring flashes us her winning smile and rightly so. Kathy qualified for state in the 100 and 200 meter dashes Sk i Freshman, Gordene Haglund and Vanessa Thomas take a break to get to know some of the other tracksters. Warrenton's Girls’ Track ae Sella of Tammy McGuire takes time out to flash us a Polly Rowland, Belen Camps, Claire smile. This is her last year of track being Oldridge, Marcy Karna, Treena Keith, that she is a Senior. Mrs. Dick, the fearless team leader, Christy Blower, Vanessa Thomas, Jennifer converses with her two managers, Andrea Prince, Christy McDevit, and Misty Monsen Osmus and Cathy Peschl. Geoff Hitchman awaits the SSPE ie. Mat Thompson sliding into base ‘ | i L | ml . — } me jms a 4 E ben —_ = a 2. a ! ‘ ‘ J: MO a ital th ae W.H.S. Baseball Team: (Front row) Mat Thompson, John McDaniel, Steve Barnard, Joel Howatt, Chris Chase, Ryker Thorten, Steve Anderson. (Top row) Coach Hap Puckett, Sonny Bruney, Geoff Hitchman, Mark Thompson, Marc Howatt, Danny McFadden, Mark Allison, and Jason Mickle. 7 tin wnat. a alladpey awl Catcher Jason Mickle Danny McFadden pitching Ryker and Marc preparing for the next es Cos Geoff Hitchman batting inning. The game is intense as Joel and Geoff are watching. ST) ee Joel Howatt preparing to pitch Ryker Thorten evens the count: ball 3 strike 2 Bee ’ HOMECOMING WEEK_ 3: The highlight of Homecoming week is always the Friday night game. This year the Warriors fought proudly against Portland Christian on October 21, 1988. kk js “Return of the Nerds?” No, it’s Escort Joel Howatt looks a little just Juniors Marie Ford and nervous about crowning Princess Jennifer Bartling showing their Misty Monson. school spirit on Nerd Day. The nerd craze seems to be contagious! ([t’s jumped to Tracy Bergerson in a matter of seconds. The 1988-89 Senior Homecoming Court was announced at half-time. Who’s next? Escorted by their fathers were, from left to right: Noel Braley and Princess Marille Braley; Ron Lee and Queen Ronda Lee: and Bill Paul and Princess Julie Curnow. way A ' o - You know it’s a tough world when you have to roll on the ground to be somebody and boy are they somebody. Steve Barnard. A nerd by any other name. Trisha Ring and her date dance the night away aft the Home- coming Dance. The Warrenton High volleyball team scrambles to “bump” the ball over the net during the Homecoming volleyball game. The last event of the week was the Homecoming Dance. This year’s theme was Kokomo. The theme was selected from many entries. The school decided this popular song fitle fit the aura of the week. The activities and decorations were all based on this one word. Kokomo is a nonsense word meant to express a special place where everyone is friendly and they all get along. From the looks of things, this seems most appropriate for 1988. So far the year has been great and with only eight more months fo go, things can only get befter. “Great Balls of Fire!” The Senior class cheer on their mates during a competition. Tena Vert is in hysterics as Jason Doan tries on her extra uniform. Homecoming week is a mem- orable time in the life of high schoolers. A week of com- Petitions, costumes, games, and all out fun! Even the teachers and advisors were involved. When the end of this special time neared, new memories were made at the first formal dance of the year. The Homecoming Dance. This year crowned queen was no other than Ronda Lee. A UvoGgrartl, ie What are you looking at Bob? 1988-1989 Yearbook Class: Rebecca Havner, Cindy Satterlee, Dani Paul, Miss Clausen, Jim Hendrickson, Cheri Wood, Cynthia Pohlenz, Tenzin Gyatso, and Shannon Storma. Not Pictured are Co-editors: Lisa Butcher and Angela Thompson. Becky Kendall and Eric Thomeson are hard at work. Shannon Storma, Jim Hendrickson, and Cynthia Pohlenz taking a break. Demaris Johnson and Phyllis Cure working steadily on the Senior Edition of the School Newspaper. Sl sZOn=-DZncCcoe— Say Cheese!! — _— . ao ow (| to r) Jim Butcher, Mark Cheney, Helen Niemela, Second s. Donene Kelly, Shannon Storma, Nina Boland, Cront r L { row: Lori Magers Christine Saari. Third row: Trisha Campbell, Nicole Anderson, Tracy Bergerson, Belen Camps, Nick Boland. Fourth row: Joel Mendenhall, Doug Dyer, Diana Morimoto, Shannon Johnson, Dawn Brigdon, Fifth row: Scott Watson, Melony Conaway, Ronald Browne. oa oa! — Nicole, Christine, Tracy, and Shannon watch closely. Nicole, Tracy, and Mark | : C usten to Lori. Nina and Mark talk to flasher Jim. Tracy finds her love in “The Saga of Sagebrush Sal.” Nicole and Christine show off their legs. Helen and Ron sew Shannon's head on. 23 Mike Larson, Mark Thompson, and Mr. Ballmar Ballman has been here since 1955. He started teaching Fish Farm in 1961. He left W.H.S. for a year, and got h degree. The following year he came back (1963). In all, he’s taught Fish Farm for 27 years. Mr. Ballman, your knowledge and patience is greatly appreciated Run Jaso 5 A A kN Ra RA A dA ng, Jeanne Prince, Helen Niemela Grace Tamayo, Brian Lynne Twiss and Candy Gramson on the Sax. Chris Black playing away on the baritone. Marie Gilson and John Zimmerman. Fe eee On the flute . .. Christene Saari and Tricia Penttila. CHOIR — 1. Melony Connaway, Tena Vert, Heather Kinsley, Jessica Dee, Becky Kendall, and Sabrina Kendall. 2. Teresa Flynn and Sabrina Kendall. 3. The Warrenton High School’s Choir. Teacher: Matthew Harden. 4. Mr. Harden and Keith Hansen before the North- west League Choir festival at OPS. VARSITY RALLY Sheri Haskell, Angela Thompson, Tenzin Wl Gyatso, Cindy Satterlee, Tena Vert were the basketball rally for 1988 0 - Tenzin Gyatso, Becky Waters, Cindy Satterlee, and Angela Thompson, are the basketball rally for 1989. Not pictured Heather Lowe sees) Becky Waters and Warnor basketba tg) : = . - = ’ 4 2 ot, . Angela Thompson and Tenzin Gyatso perform for a W.H.S. pep assembly woe Angela Thompson and Heather Lowe clap as the Warriors complete a play irs JV RALLY Christine Saari, Nicole Anderson, Trisha Campbell, Lori Magers, and Jennifer Prince show Warrenton their stuff. Amy, Trisha, Lori, Christine, and Jennifer await their call at a pep assembly. Vanessa Thomas, and Amy Tolboe were the JV Basketball Rally this year. The 1989 Dance Team was Angela Thompson, Abby Smith, Cindy Satterlee, Jennifer Barling, Nina Boland, and Karen Michie. jets raP..- Tenzin Gyatso, Karen Michie, Nina Boland, and Jennifer Bartling dance for the Girls’ League Mother Daughter Tea. Alice Satterlee was this year’s Dance Team advisor. ee eens SSSSORER RNS eegteaneaRRY Trisha Ring, Shannon Knowles, Polly Rowland, Doug West, Rob Penttila rap their little hearts out Target is a new club this year headed by Mrs. Dick and Mrs Ramey. It was created to get students more aware and involved in the community. They tackle the problems they feel are important by using a group solving approach The members have sponsored many events throughout the year They involve the memorial dance for Bobby Jorgenson, the giving tree, Christmas chain links, and penny drive. They also “targeted out” two students from each class once a month that they felt had special qualities. It was also in charge of the second “Together We Can Make a Difference Day.” The theme this year dealt with many different problems teenagers face, such as peer pressure, suicide, sexuality, and drugs and alcohol. The day was planned to be fun but also educational. Heather Lowe, Kathy Ring, John Moon, Dawn Davidson, J i é ; : . , Jeanne Prince, Mrs. Ramey, and Tenzin Gyatso have a meeting of the minds. 4 © M a ; ss John Moon, Abby Smith, and Jeanne Prince listen attentively. tinslenegt P's fenzin Gyatso makes us wonder “Are these These members of the Target play out a scene from the rap. Some of the other members join in on the rappin’. You'll look real cool!!! Doug West adjusts the microphones for Bob and Donny, speakers for the “Choose A Path Of A Lifetime.” ee pabrina Kendall and Jessic: the Mother Daughter Tea G R L S' L E A G U E Ahn Chi Le - President The graduating members of Honor Society: (Top Row L to R) Cheri Wood, Karen Michie, Becky Waters, and Heather Lowe. (Bottom Row L to R) Rob Penttila, Anh-Chi Le, and Grace Tamayo. Becky Waters — Secretary The members of the Grace Tamayo — Historian National Honor Society: Juniors: Jennifer Bartling Tenzin Gyatso Marie Ford Polly Rowland Ellen Snell Kristen Lee (Treasurer) Sophomores: Jeanne Prince Sean McGuire band = 2 a £4 Belen Camps says that she will always remember how small W.H.S. is and all the students, especially the Juniors, “They all are very good friends.” Belen is sixteen years old and is from the island Isla Baleazes. Her hometown is Palma De Mallorca, Spain. She came to America to make more friends and to learn English better and that is exactly what she did. W.H.S. will always re- member her mischievous smile, her cute personality, and her dedication to sports. She has beautiful black hair and a wonderful smile. Her name is Carmen Sacristan, a senior here at Warrenton High School. She is eighteen years old and from Madrid, Spain. Carmen will always re- member our wonderful rain, the Sadie Hawkins dance, and the Senior Skip Day, where she went swimming and relaxed in the hot tub. What she likes most about Warrenton and W.H.S. is the beach and her good friend Mrs. Rupp. Carmen said that Mrs. Rupp is very funny and - COOL, Carmen, Jesus, and Belen enjoying themselves at the 1989 Sadie Hawkins dance. You may see him jumping around or just overflowing with laughter. He carries a smile with him wherever he goes and seems to lighten a room whenever he’s in it. Jesus Mostaza is seventeen years old, a junior here at W.H.S., and is from, he believes, the most beautiful place in the world, Seville, Spain. Jesus is very sociable and that is what he will always remember most about W.H.S., how the students are more open and friendly and spend more time socializing with the teachers. I’ve pledged BLOOD DRIVE © Be! ; Becky Waters and Heather Lowe bait th i Chris Chase bears the weather's wrath to fulfill his duty. wich of the Blood Drive. ca aa atte fm BLOOD RIVE Dani Paul and Jay Mason wait on “Death Row”. Tony Guarjardo handles the situation exceptionally well. = John Moon, Trisha Penttila, and Jennifer Lynne Twiss stands in awe as Karen Galeotti Bartling lend moral support to Doug Dyer. donates blood. FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS: Shes Steve Ritter, V.P. Sgt-at-Arms: Jennifer Prince, President: Tricia Penttila, Sec. Treas.; Christy McDevit, Class Rep. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Jeanne Prince, Sec. Treas.: Angela Thompson, Vice President: Marcy Karna, Sgt-at-Arms: Brian Rankin, Cla ss Rep.: Tom Falleur, President Rob Penttila Polly Rowland Karen Michie Heather Lowe Becky Waters Doug West Not Pictured Marie Ford President. Vice President Treasurer Secretary _ Parliamentarian Sgt-at-Arms Asst. Treasurer TL V2 ye JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Jennifer Bartling, Treasurer; Tenzin Gyatso, Vice President: Trisha Ring, Sgt-at-Arms; Ellen Snell, President: Jim Hendrickson, Class Rep. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: | Khris Thompson, Sgt-at-Arms; Cheri Wood, Secretary; Rob Penttila, Vice President; Grace Tamayo, Treasurer; Doug West, President Not Pictured: Summer Monsen, Class Rep. DIANA ADAMS NICOLE ANDERSON R.J. BARKER CHARIS BLACK TRACY BERGERSON ERIC BODIE SH CARNEY CORY DEAN WWE TUMAS UULVITV rr 4 Ni BUCKMAN TRISHA CAMPBELL DANIE L DAVIS DEENA DEDMAN No Photo Available NICK BOLAND CHAR BORTZ ANDREA FREDERIKSEN BRIAN FREDERIKSEN No Photo Available No Photo Available JACQUELINE GILSON HEATHER GRAMSON GORDENE HAGLAND ANGELA HARRIS JASON HICKS ADAM HJORTAN JOEL HOWATT FORREST HUMMEL BRIAN JENNICE CHRIS JOHNSON HEATHER KINSLEY ROBERT KINZINGER No Photo Available | } ANGIE MARTIN REFUSES TO GROW UP. THE SCHOOL LUNCH LEAVES A LASTING EFFECT ON MORGAN OWEN. TRACY KYLE CANDIE LETTENMAIER No Photo Available RYAN LITTLE LORI MAGERS ANGIE MARTIN No Photo Available No Photo No Photo Available Available ANDREA OSMUS MORGAN OWEN TRICIA PENTILLA TERESA PERKINS TERRI PORTER No Photo Available JOE MATTHEWS CHRISTY McDEVITT JUSTIN MICKLRE MISTY MONSEN KEITH MORGAN TINA NELSON MINDY NYBERG TRAVIS OJA THE FRESHMEN “KOKOMO” BANNER FOR HOMECOMING IS HELD BY ANGIE HARRIS AND ARLENE RUSSEL. TERESA WATSON ERIC WILLIAMSON JOHN ZIMMERMAN JENNIFER PRINCE TONI QUALIN KELLY RAY STEVE RITTER ROBERT RUSH ARLENE RUSSEL CHRISTINE SAARI ERIN TAGGERT VANESSA THOMAS RYKER THORTON AMY TOLBOE CHRIS WADE 39 No Photo Available Kristy Blower Q er fe Boole AA sa! Rright Vii Og oy a O fOCK No Photo Available Ronald Browne Sonny Bruney James Butcher Victoria Cadonau Brian Cantrell Karen Collamore Julia Cook Shannon Christ No Photo Available Tammie Crowell Dawn Davidson Stephen DeLoe Thomas Falleur Eric Thompson isn't really a nerd! Steve Simmons cleans up at the eating contest. Steve Stratton smiles innocently at the camera. “Watch out, Becca!” Joel Fischer Duane Hardy Matthew Herrmann Chris Johnson Joseph Keeling Dominic Kohlasch Stacy Fisher Sherie Haskell Geoffrey Hitchman Mark Johnson Treena Keith William Kyle Karen Galeotti Rebecca Havner Cory Hughes Shannon Johnson Bob Kendall Kim Lene Vanessa Goff Jeffrey Helligso Daniel Jackson Marcy Karna Lena Kennedy Candy Lettenmaier No Photo Available No Photo Available MORE SOPHOMORE) ‘Tale! wrk . ; � Pri ye) Morimoto Tina Nelson Susan Pargeon Jeanne Prince ee p eckbicge Erica Nowlin Cathy Peschl Brian pple ? : ’ | -ohlenz mes Sartors f N Claire Oldridge Doug Pohlenz James Sartc No Photo Available No Photo Available Bob Kendall helps Ken Michie get ready for his Robin Tanke Curtis Taylor Steve Simmons Angela Thompson Steve Stratton 1971- No Photo October 22, Erik Thompson Lynn Twiss Available 1988 IN REMEMBRANCE Cory Bingaman September 27, 1973- December 2, 1988 Darren Godwin May 22, 1973- December 2, 1988 Sometimes God takes away Ken Goin the most precious things in life - October 2, even people that mean the most. 197 22 We all have good friends in our December 2, lives, some more special than 1988 others. Sometimes we have to bear the grief and try to understand. God works in strange ways. Ways we cannot understand now. We will always remember ate eel them. Their humor, sensitivity, ks 0, 1972- love for fun, and friendship will baits re never be forgotten! WE WILL LOVE YOU ALWAYS!! Bob Jorgensen December 16, Tim Morgan March 5, 1971- December 2, 1988 No Photo Available Maggie Anderson Todd Atkins Steve Barnard J U N Todd Bay Trask Bergerson Nina Boland Robert Bowler Brandon Bridgens Jon Brown { Carey Buckman Belen Camps bie Chris Chase Melony Conaway Kevin Cook Tony Crowell Jodie Curnow Mat Curnow Brad Fisher Cindy Fisher No Photo Available Marie Ford Lorrie Frost Dan Gallagher Joe Godsy No Photo Available Michelle Goodman Tony Guajardo Tenzin Gyatso Keith Hansen “Will somebody please close the window?” “Who’s Jeanette got in the sack this week?” Mark Heckard No Photo Available Renee Jones Terrie Klotz No Photo Available Paul Kujala Donnie Lawson ‘| thought only chickens could lay eggs!” a Oe Kristen Lee Shelly Logsden Brian Luoma Danny McFadden John McKey No Photo No Photo Available Available Scott Martin Tina McAllister Jason Mickle Troy Miller John Moon Jesus Mostaza No Photo Available Jeanette Now ia waRrnton wees Surf's up! No Photo Available Steve Peschl David Puderbaugh Robert Pung Patricia Ring No Photo Available Michael Robertson Troy Roundy Polly Rowland Abby Smith “Where’s the beach?” “Did your alarm go off late, Tenzin?” Cindy Satterlee Ellen Snell Jim Thomas Michael Ulness Tena Vert Scott Watson 4 +3 ‘ . . _ he : r ’ — . 6 ; “ - . , wis ‘ 4 ae a” “ ; . % heal “ a ee a — . +4, at ae 4 : Po Fae Aubogrant, fe Wherever yOu gO, No matter how far. Christal Corder Phyllis Cure Doug Dyer Jessica Dee =, © = © ae fe) O ® op) (ep) i) a “aa a Mark Cheney Julie Curnow } y r ’ VS y POF fy DIA THFWA 9 BEST DRESSEI sSumm erM ¢ ind Doug West 10 NEWEST — Becky Kendall and James McConne 11 MOST ORGANIZED — Karen Michie and Khris Thompsor 12 MOST VERSITILE Becky Waters, Steve Anderson, and Aaron 13 BEST DANCERS — Angie Bement and James McConne 14 MOST ARTISTIC — Dani Paul and Mark Cheney 15 PRETTIEST HAIR — Julie Curnow and Steve Laforteza 16 BEST PIZZA MAKERS — Alisa Malszcki and John Warren 17 QUIETEST Grace Tamayo and Cynthia Pohlenz 18 BEST STORY TELLER — Mat Thompson and Ruth Thompson 19 BEST SCORE ON ASVABS — Dan Gallegher 20 MOST ACCIDENT PRONE — Jennie McVae 21 BIGGEST BOOKWORM -— Heather Lowe 22 BEST LOVE FOR ANIMALS -— Teresa Flynn and Tammy McGuire 23 MOST EXCENTRIC — Helen Niemela 24 BEST EXCHANGE FROM SPAIN — Carmen Sacristan 25 BEST ACTORS - Lisa Butcher and Doug Dyer BEST SINGERS — Jessica Dee and Sabrina Kendall Whoever you re with, Whatever A you're doing iam BARB? s, i YYDIEDIAR Lisa Korte Anh Chi Le Everyone on the bus was having fun by singing dancing and listening to music, or just talking stopped at bus to help Charlie put on the chains Lenter These people look like they're tired You look so comfortable Lisa Mike and Marc take a nap on the way up to Mt. 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Eric Atkins is dazed as the realization of no longer having to go to high school again sinks in. ay A - People laugh as Stephanie Rush attempts to limbo. ee ee LOOM 61 : | . y And Remember... | pe i Oo % Y) = S iS a @ = Y) -= oa = ee = in ae i The S Ruth Thompson Cheri Wood Shawn Zinzer Valedictorian, Anh Chi Le, gives her final speech at W.H.S Senior class president, Doug West, leads his mates in the finale of the graduation: the turn of the tassle Doug Dyer and Marille Braley smile Spanish foreign exchange student, happily for the camera. Carmen Sacristan, walks nervously down the aisle in anticipantion for an American diploma Miss Clausen, Mrs. Rupp, Ms. Whitney, and Ms Sisson show their enthusiasm for the coming event : Dan Gallagher walks anxiously towards his ticket to the future. — eA Sabrina and Becky Kendall smile nervously for the camera. Some of the senior guys get ready for the ceremony. Lisa Butcher walks proudly down the aisle. Marc Howatt and Doug Dyer try to } conceal their excitement as they leave graduation commencement. 65 quseNn Bob Cole Jeff Corliss Bob Filor Marilyn Denny-Floyd Andy Garcia ri f Jim Hackwith Dave Hall Kristen Johnson Vi Kimbrough John Mattila Claudine May Denise Mitchell Carolyn Ramey Richard Ridout Shirly Rupp Marsha Sisson Sally Smotherman Virginia Steve Dennis Warren Gayle Whitney eoratahataata a ae a aE LWAYS REMEMBER. . cs . . en Lh Ee ‘oe. 7 « ae oa J rn d e _ _— i oo. T Sd eo - VS re (re 4J -ampus The help of Sally and Barb Aulogrant, e | a % SADIE HAWKINS A Summer and Ryan tying the knot B King Hillbilly, Marc Howatt, and Angela Thompson C Marryn’ Sam, Mr. Hackwith, and wife Lorrie D Best dressed, Jesus and Danielle E Anne and Bob Kendall jumping over the broom of love F John McDaniel with best gal Polly G Karen Collamore, Mark Johnson, Lynn Twiss, and Jeanne Prince HOMECOMING Some of the people chat casually while waiting for the dance to begin. Jason Mickle and Kathy Ring enjoy the memorable Homecoming dance. The crowd file through the door in anticipation. Sonny Bruney and Robin Tanke smile excitedly before the dance begins. Robin Tanke looks dreamily into the camera. Robert Rush and Angie Harris are over- Mike Robertson and Tami whelmed by all the fun they’re having at their McGuire make quite the first Homecoming dance. couple. Mafe Kenny Robbie, Steve, Doug, Dennis , Mike, Marc | Miriam Shawn Belen Khris Kathy Ryan Sheri Steve Ellen Mark we BS Lena Jason Alisa Dennis Michelle Stan Heather Robbie Shelly Bruce Teresa S oa 1989 Prom Court: _ Dennis Sturgell, Karen .” Michie, Dani Paul, � | Marille Justin VieX i Carmen Jesse ce” = Becky, Karen, Cynthia, Lisa, Phyllis, Julie David Lisa Bria Nina Shawn Heather Angie Shannon Christal Becky, Jim, Angie Mike Larson, Summer Summer Ryan Monson, and Steve Anderson. WITH Ge S ha aa wv ‘ � Le ‘ aa 4 y v¢ y ‘ y vv aa ) V y k f f f � +4 4 R ; Say 44 é y 4 ‘ y é f J Ry at er t , r y ) ‘ b N x r ‘ 4 P c Ww nr y + Rodie | f t ‘ t é € t 1 - t 1. N R 1 A t . f P 2 r t y. VV R f s f rt vyit t . c aa ‘ 4 vey, NV € ‘ ’ — t a C ; + soe t Oo ‘ v4 a ; c ‘ f . 4 ¥ � + r? rr € y ‘ f c 4 a W a 1 c WW d(x + - A, 4 W 44 c ‘ 4 t yo Y (oO 4,40, 4 R ' ‘ A i . ¥Y (J) 44 c R kc Stan � , . e ‘ A t “ c 1A : = ‘ Se VS 5 5 sr y } T i. R 5 AA ] e her 44 ¢ R SQ) R =) - c n q i y é cee rt urnow, Jodie (J) 44 Surnow, Julie (SR) INS., 18, 51, 52 urnow, Mat (J) 44 Yavidson, Dawn (SO) 40, 28 Javis. Daniel (F) 4, 36 Jean, Corey (F) 36 ee a Jedman, Deena (F) 36 Yee, Jessica (SR) INS., 25, 51, 52 Jeloe, Stephen (SO) 40 Jenney-Floyd, Marilyn 66 Jick, Dianne 6, 66, 15, 28 Joan, Jason (SR) 19, 72 64, 65, 2 Edmenson, Vince (J) Falleur, Thomas (SO) 34, 40 Faubion, Anne (SR) INS., 24, 52, 54 Filori, Robert 66, 14 Fischer, Joel (SO) 41 Fisher, Brad (J) 44, 14 Fisher, Cindy (J) 44 Fisher, Stacy (SO) 41 Flynn, Teresa (SR) INS., 25, 52, 54 Ford, Marie (J) 18, 34, 45 Frederiksen, Andrea (F) 36 Frederiksen, Brian (F) 36 Frost, Lorrie (J) 45 Galeotti, Karen (SO) 33, 41 Gallagher, Dan (J) 45, 52, 73, 65 Gandy, Stan (SR) INS., 4, 52, 54, 57 Garcia, Andy 66 Gilson, Jacqueline (F) 25, 37 Gleason, Victoria (SO) 40, 72 Godsy, Joe (J) 45 Godwin, Darren (F) 43 Goff, Vanessa (SO) 41 Goin, Kenny (F) 43 Goodman, Michelle (J) 45 Gramson, Heather (F) 37 Gramson, Kevin 12 Guajardo, Tony (J) 4, 8, 33, 45 Gulleff, John (SO Gyatso, Tenzin (J) 26, 35. 45. 28 Hackwith, Jim 10, 67, 70 Hall, Dave 4, ¢ Haglund, Gordene (F) 37, 15 Yyer, Doug (SR) INS., 33, 51, 52, 57 Hansen, Keith (J) 25, 45 Hardy, Duane (SO) 41 Harris, Angela (F) 37, 39, 71 Harden, Mathew 25 Haskell, Sheri (SO) 13, 26, 40, 41, 72 Havner, Rebecca (SO) 41, 72 Hawks, Chris (SR) Heckard, Mark (J) 4, 45 Helligso, Jeffrey (SO) 41 Hendrickson, Jim (J) 4, 10, 35, 45, 73, 14 Herrmann, Matthew (SO) 8, 41 Hicks, Jason (F) 4, 37 Hilton, Bill Hitchman, Geoffrey (SO) 11, 41, 42, 17, 16 Hjorten, Adam (F) 37 Hollaway, Scott (J) 45 Hovden, Julie (J) 45, 73 Howatt, Joel (F) 18, 37, 17, 16 Howatt, Marc (SR) INS., 52, 54, 56, 70, 72, 65, 17, 16 Hughes, Cory (SO) 41, 72 Hummel, Forrest (F) 8, 37 Hurl, Jason (SO) 43 Jackson, Daniel (F) 41 Jennice, Brian (F) 4, 37 Johnson, Chris (F) 37, 44 Johnson, Demaris (SR) INS., 52, 54, 57, 30 Johnson, Kirsten 67 Johnson, Mark (SO) 24, 41, 70 Johnson, Shannon (SO) 41, 2 Jones, Renee (J) 45 Jorgenson, Robert (SO) 43 Karna, Jason (SR) INS., 52, 54, 57, 72 Karna, Marcy (SO) 34, 41, 15 Keeling, Joseph (SO) 41 Keith, Treena (SO) 41, 15 Kelly, Donene (J) 45, 2 Kendall, Becky (SR) INS., 12, 25, 52, 55, m3, 65 Kendall, Bob (SO) 41, 43, 70, 73 Kendall, Sabrina (SR) INS., 12, 25, 52, 55, 73, 65, 30 Kennedy, Lena (SO) 41, 72 Kimbrough, Vi 67 Kinman, Dwayne (F) Kinsley, Heather (F) 25, 37 Kinzinger, Robert (F) 37 Kinzinger, Shae (J) 45 Klotz, Terrie (J) 45 Knowles, Shannon (SR) INS., 6, 12, 52, 55, 510, , Wey Oily SO Kobrzycki, Ross (J) 4, 46 Kohlasch, Dominic (SO) 41 Korte, Lisa (SR) INS., 52, 55, 57, 73 Kujala, Paul (J) 46 Kyle, Tracy (F) 38 Kyle, William (SO) 44 Laforteza, Steve (SR) INS., 52, 55, 73 Lahodny, Deone (F) Lahodny, Shane (J) Lampi, Don 13 Larsen, Michael (SR) INS., 4, 5, 8, 24, 52, HD) D6, (2, 73 Lawson, Don (J) 46 Le, Anh Chi (SR) INS., 52, 55, 57, 64, 30 Lee, Kristen (J) 46, 30 Lee, Rhonda (SR) INS., 18, 19, 52, 58, 73 Lene, Kim (SO) 41, 73 Lettenmaier, Candie (F) 37, 38, 41 Lewis, Tava (J) Little, Ryan (F) 38, 72 Logsdon, Shelly (J) 46, 72 Long, Anber (SR) Long, Miriam (SO) 42, 72 Lowe, Heather (SR) INS., 26, 33, 34, 52, Sy7 ,, ats}, 12, 18h, CAS Luoma, Brian (J) 46 Magers, Lori (F) 13, 27, 38, 2 Malszycki, Alisa (SR) INS., 6, 52, 57, 58, 72 Martin, Aaron (SR) 8, 52 Martin, Angie (F) 37, 38 Martin, Scott (J) 46 Mason, Hugh (SR) 33, 52 Matthews, Joe (F) 38 Mattila, John 5, 66 May, Claudine 67 McAllister, Tina (J) 46 McConnell, James (SR) INS., 52, 57, 58 McDaniel, Michael (SO) 4, 8, 40, 42, 70, 72, 16 McDevitt, Christy (F) 34, 38, 72, 15 McFadden, Danny (J) 46, 16 McGuire, Sean (SO) 42, 14 McGuire, Tammy (SR) INS., 4, 52, 57, 58, Al, Veh, WS, S10 McKey, John (J) 46, 72 McVae, Jennie (SR) INS., 52, 58, 73 Mendenhall, Joel (SO) 42, 2 Michie, Kenneth (SO) 42, 43, 14 Michie, Karen (SR) INS., 27, 34, 52, 59, 73, 30 Mickle, Jason (J) 46, 71, 73, 16 Mickle, Justin (F) 38, 73 Miller, Kenneth (SO) 42, 72 Miller, Troy (J) 46 Mitchell, Denise 67 Monsen, Misty (F) 13, 18, 38, 72, 15 Monsen, Summer (SR) INS., 35, 52, 57, 59, 70, 73, 61, 30 Moon, John (J) 33, 46, 28 Morgan, Keith (F) 38 Morgan, Tim (J) 43 Morimoto, Diana (SO) 42, 2 Mostaza, Jesus (J) 32, 46, 70, 73, 14 Muro, Samuel (SO) 42 Nelson, Shawn (SO) 42 Nelson, Tina (F) 38, 42 Niehuser, Dennis (J) 46 Niemela, Helen (SR) INS., 24, 52, 59, 2 Nowlin, Erica (SO) 42 Now, Jeanette (J) 44, 46 Nyberg, Mindy (F) 13, 38 Oja, Travis (F) 38 Oldridge, Claire (SO) 42, 15 Osmus, Andrea (F) 38, 15 Owen, Morgan (F) 4, 37, 38 Pargeon, Susan (SO) 42 Paul, Danielle (SR) INS., 6, 33, 52, 57, 59, Ao), 783, SL Penton, Tonya (F) 75 re ) ally € me tiller 6, 1 4 ‘ eve Virgina 4 f tor � Shar n (SR) IN f 3 trat ' 4 4 stratt yfeve + + f , 4 i: f oturge Ue R) INS., 4 yf t 2.61 Taggart, E f ) Tan iyo, Urace SR NS 4 ) t Taylor, Curtis (SO) 43 14 “+ Thomas, Jim (J) 4, 4 Thomas, Vanessa (F) 27, 39, 15 Thompson, Angela (SO) 26, 27, 34, 40, 43 ‘ Thompson, Erik (SO) 4, 40, 41, 4 Thompson, Khris (SR) INS., 4, 35, 52, 57 62, 72 Thompson, Lou (SO) Thompson, Mark (J) 5, 10, 24, 47, 17, 16 Thompson, Mat (SR) INS., 5, 52, 62, 17, 168 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