West Linn High School - Green and Gold Yearbook (West Linn, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1968 volume:

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Underclassmen trying vainly to beat the seniors in a competition yell, an understanding teacher sharing laughter with a student, a teacher guiding, instructing, and inspiring a young pupil: a skit which brings laughter to a pep assembly, participation in the school band, a reflective moment to think about the future--these are all examples of the type of spirit that unites West Linn High School. This is the spirit that the Green and Gold has sought to capture and present to you. l x W Above: Bonnie and Patti look over some candids. Right: Sally checks a print order. GREEN AND G0l.D adviser, mrs. martin editor, lrarraie lrerrnlel editor, illie bergman patti beckett veranica eitzenlraefer kathy ellis sharen fisher :annie phillips elene russell sally slatlrower I O peal slllrvan Julie and Kathy make entries in the Editors Book. Elene, Connie, Sharon, and l l -lean Work to meet their deadline' Mrs. Martin assists Veronica in choosing the best candid. CONTENTS SEA SONS Fall Winter Spring Cl.A SSES Seninrs Jurriars Sophomores Freshmen C IUBS AOMINIS TRA TION ACADEMICS INDEX PHOTOGRAPHERS Advisor, IVIr. Greenlee Dan Beerman D g G I G d N h B ll R dy C dy Sp D S ly THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL PROMOTES d Lenzer Assistant Treasurer Marilyn Carter . x N l PARTICIPATION Involvement is the cornerstone of this year's student government. We have di,vided the representatives' terms into semesters with the purpose of involving more students, stated Student Body President Eddie Dierickx. The Executive Council, through its own spirit and participation, has promoted class competition in the Trash Clash, Student Council, the clothing drive: and the WI-OC rivalry. They also initiated the Class of the Month and the Class of the Year. The spirit and participation exhibited by the Executive Council spread through the entire school. Executive Council, we thank you for a great year! ce T9 Treasurer Leslie Wievesiek PfeS'de ' Eddm Dlermkx SHA HARUDIN A student who comes from the Far East, who is familiar with the four malignant scourges of mankind--poverty, hunger, disease and illiteracy, finds America to be the most attractive place to seek refuge. But a student from Nlalaysia, whose country is young, who aspires freedom and alle- viation from these misfortunes finds America a source of hope and aspiration. This is evident at West Linn. Though most of you are un- aware of the blessed fortunes, you exhibit the beauty of freedom and the value of liberty. In addition, West Linn seems, since the day I arrived, to approve of me as one of her students. I can never forget the bursting cheers accorded to me by the Student Body. What is more cher- ishable is the warmth and friendliness of the students toward me. Foreign, but unforgettable to me, is the brimm- ing spirit the students display during the football games. Football, pep assemblies, and homecoming dances are a few of the images that are etched in my memory of West Linn. l'm proud to have West Linn as my American Alma Mater. I will find it to be most painful to depart from West Linn when the school year ends, but as the saying goes: some may come and some may go. l may go but I take with me pleasant memories of my stay in West Linn. --Shahurudin BIN MOHAMED 0F MAl.AYSlA It is well worth one's while to go io a country which can teach us the beauty of the word F R EEDOM and the value of the thing LIBE RTY --Oscar Wilde Din's family, left to right: Mr. Mohamed, Zulkifly, Mrs. Mohamed. Zarina, and ldris sitting in front. FALL Q SQ EW FOGTBALL K 4 w ,, 4 , -4,,,2-4 C 4 uf' x w iii .. f 6 k X ,i,f '52,-,M aw w VARSITY SCORES WL WL WL WL 1 9 33 27 7 TILLAMOOK NEWBERG NlcMINNVlLLE TIGARD WL 31 5 f .LWQM If I should win, let it be by the code, with my Faith and Honor held high... And if I should lose, let me stand by the road and cheer as the winners go by. DOUG Stoll - End Bob Moravec - Quarterback Terry Adovnik - Fullback l Rick Rollins - Tackle Steve Lansing - End Ed Dierickx - Halfback John Baisch - Guard Butch Mather - Halfback Craig Z1-ICR - Center W.L. takes home Bernie Herman trophy after Civil War with O.C. 26-0. Dave Russell A Fullback Bernie MaY ' Halfback l Dave Crawford - Guard Dan Woodmafk ' Tackle There was no doubt about it, the VVEST LINN LIONS came to play football, and play football they did! Coach Rollins' men really put up a battle. ln game after game the LlONS held tight to their reputation of being a second-half ball club. They ended their season with'a record of six wins, two losses and one tie. Ed Dierickx was named lVlr. Touchdown and Bob Moravec was named most inspirational player and team captain. Jeff Lee - End Gordon Graham - Tackle Rick Fosberg - Guard Randy Kearns - Center Previous to the ringing of school bells, the W.L. LIONS could be found on the football field readying themselves for their first game with Tillamook. A clean victory over the Cheesemakers set the pace in the games to follow. Tremendous spirit and courage characterized the LIONS as they took on the lVlclVIinnviIle Grizzles. They fought hard and their morale was not dampened as the Grizzles slipped by the LIONS, 28-27. With five wins and two losses under their belt, the LIONS went into the Oregon City game, bound with determination and victory their goal. The LIONS came out of the game proud and happy as they ended their season with a 26-0 win over the Pioneers. A proud coach, Dan Flollins, said My boys were GREAT. The defense Was inexperienced, but they came on and proved themselves. 'Nw Kurt Munson - Tackle Dallas Johnson Dan Rollins - Head Coach Bill LGB Bottom Row, left to right: Coach Rollins, Rob Moravec, Kurt Munson, Craig Zuck, Archie Cunningham, Gordon Graham Terry Adovnik Glenn Throop, Coach Johnson. Second Row: Mr. Nixon, Steve Lansing, Dan Woodmark, Chris Elfving, Bob Romine, Randy Kearns, Bob Sloan, Bill Hannegan, Mr. Lee. Third Row: Rick Fosberg, Bernie May, Butch Mather, Ed Dierickx, Dan Beerman Tim Knutson Dan Beerman, Tim Knutson, Dan Davis, John Baisch. Top Row: Jeff Lee, Robbie Steigieder, Dave Russell, Rick Rollins, Dave Moore, Doug Stoll, Dave Crawford, Doug Spray. I , X f 4 , I 9 ie I ' 'X li 7 xg 1 'Nw-fj 'ww- Bottom Row: Left to right, John Michels, Joe Buche, Mike Sams, Glenn Harris, Paul Boettcher, Mike Weber, Eric Munson, Pete Kincart. Second Row: Dana Calise, Dan Bradley, Phil Baker, Mike Bristol, Doug Wood, Scott Smith, Arba Mushlitz, Kent Molander, Steve Molander, Steve Anderson. Third Row: Coach Smith, Mike Pike, Larry Laxson, Doug Mickelson, Doug MacMillan, Jim Miller, Brad Blake, Bryan Yeaple, Neil Robins, Coach Bishop. Twenty-four strong, the .I.V. football team began A '53 their season. Determination and fortitude awarded L S our boys with an even record of four wins and four losses after their final victory over the stal- wart Lakers, 25-21. J. V. SCORES LIONS TILLAMOOK 13 LIONS 18 NEWBERG 26 LIONS 13 MCMINNVI LLE O LIONS 0 TIGARD 6 LIONS 33 ST. HELENS 13 LIONS 34 FOREST GROVE 6 LIONS 6 DALLAS 26 LIONS 25 LAKE OSWEGO 21 FROSH IN THE FAU SPOTLIGHT Front Row: Left to right, S. Woodworth, R. Dobson, M. Bideau, J. Buse, Fi. Olson, L. Brenner, L. -Laxon, D. Rickert Mg D. Fife. Middle Row: Mgr. T. Mclntyre, R. Rollins, D. Moritz, J. Bremmeyer, M. Eggar, G..Zt-22, M- Bld900d. P- B09ftCh9':I Meyer, S. Cramer, B. Hazard. Top Flow: Coach Schwabauer, E. Berglund, B. Gifford, J. Bausch, T. Sparks, P. Mathers R ew l G. Hammersley, S. Steigleder, R. Schaumaker, D. Franzwa, P. Kincart, Coach Greenlee. Denoted as one of the best in a long time, this year's Freshmen team has great and outstanding potential. They displayed unusual strength and skill as well as cour- age and the desire to learn which will make them a team to be feared in the future. They were coached to a 4 win, 3 loss season record by Mr. Greenlee and Mr. Schwabauer. initiation to the rigors of high school life came to West Linn Freshmen in the form of shining shoes of the upper classmen. Their doom was sealed by a loss in the bag- rush to the Sophomores. As a result, for the week fol- lowing, upper classmen's shoes took on an unusual sheen. ' 20 Football Cha Cha Chal Donut Court, Front Row, left to right: Queen Valerie West Claudia Starr, Jackie Taylor. Top Row: King Jay Buse, Bob Moritz, Dave Franzwa. Freshman and Sophom Old Rocky . ore battle it out in the Bagrush atop Freshman discovers initiation K x IK' if 1' ,M 'f' lib 3' .A . ,lov W.. J ,. + nib ew, I, A . Q-, ,, m ,g ., ' 4 , - , . -4' -f ' .l it 45 .51 J, - 0' l rig 9' ,, w,v S 4 And they're offl Bob Wilson Determination Team takes a rest. Mark Hammersley Long Stride Doug Greenlee Achievement And they finish off their year ahead of their clos- est rivals with satisfaction in what they accom- plished this year. Although the Seniors will be missed, the Lion's Cross Country team, with its additional experience, is anticipating another strong team next year. Often do the spirits of great events stride before the events, and in today already walks tomorrow. -Coleridge l.A SPLENDOUR D' AUTUMN! The 1967 Football Homecoming was a day of splendor, spirit, and joy! Affairs began with the pep assembly. Cheers and applause rose at the presentation of the Royal Court. That evening the spirit ran high as the gold clad Lions drowned the Dragons 32 to 7. Following our victory came the heart pounding sounds of the Ouints. The glimmer of stars, the wave of excitement, led the dance to the end of a truly SPLENDOUR D' AUTOMNE! 24 Coach Martin C0-:ich MaCk9Y Congratulations are in order for an out- standing performance by WLHS swim team this year. Although competition is based on the individual swimmer, team members and coaches worked to- gether long and hard for results. Mau- reen McLelIan and Charlotte Lehan qualified for the state meet. Winning scores were reached in meets with San- dy 20, WL 715 Tillamook 46, WL 575 Hood River 42, WL 61. Use of a pool at Damasch hospital provided WL with a quality location for training and home meets. A. Erickson Manager S. Nelson Manager GIRLS SWIM TEAM 26 Work, determination, and spirit bring success. .VVZ C k ' ii fhii ii' X Q f xx 1' 3 4' 151, f , YQ, ' K ' .A H up A I . - , .xl N- Guiss C. Woodruff M. McLellan D. Maynard . . 5 C .V ZW , J. Buckiewicz K. Schubert C. Brainard D. Burnam SPLASHED T0 VICTORY .- , W I M . . .ff I ,X Mme- ... B. Kerr . Lehan C. Romine A. Lehan Maureen McLellan rushes in last drive to finish. 'Q 0 il? WINTER Y 3 Wi THE SKIN Of OUR TEETH' BY THORTON WIIDER Enjoy yourselvesl Here is a comedy about George An- trobus, his vvife and two children, and their general utility maid, Lily Sabina, all of Excelsior, New Jersey. George Antrobus is John Doe, or Joe Smooe, or you or me---the average American at grips with des- tiny, sometimes sour, sometimes sweet. The Antrobuses have sur- vived fire, flood, and famine, a doz- en wars, and as many depressions. They run many a gamut, and are as durable as radiators. Alternately be- witched, befuddled, and becalmed, and they are the stuff of which heroes are made---heroes and buf- foons. They are the true offspring of Adam and Eve, victims of all the ills that flesh is heir to. They have survived a thousand calamities by the skin of their teeth. This play isa tribute to their indestructability. 30 But who can tell your past, eh? Jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the way. l'm waiting, George. . . Al'll'lOLll lC6l' ..... Sabina ............ Stage Nlanager ...... Dwight Woodruff .........Laurel Paige .........Dave Greger Mrs. Antrobus ......... ........ A nn Serell Dinosaur .............. .... . Dave Balson Mammoth ............ ........ Telegraph boy Cathy Ritchey Jay Rakel Gladys ................. ...... R obyn Brown Henry ............... ....... R eed Jones Mr. Antrobus ....... ......... D on Wills Doctor .............. ....... D ale Buckley Professor ........... ...... B ill Ritchey Judge Moses ......... ...... B ill Alsdorf Homer .............. ........ T imm Green Miss E. Muse ........ ............ E mily Reitz Miss M. Muse ........ ...... J amie Buckiewicz Miss T. Muse ........ ............... P atty Wall Usherettes ......... ...... C athie Eckert Debbie Stanley Bingo Caller ............ ............ E mily Reltz Drum Majorettes ........... Babette Clevenger Amy Gossett Fortune Teller ......... ......... R osie Alsdorf Oh, I almost forgot! There's one more line in the telegraml THE SKIN OF OUR TEETH was directed by Tom Postlewait, and the student assistant director was Terry Chair Pushers ....... ....... M artha Mcl ntosh Marge Bare Broadcast Official ...... ....... C lay Frost Defeated Candidate ................... Jay Rakel Terry ....................................... Terry Pond Gordon ....... ........ G ordon Zimmerman Kathy ...... ................ K athy Ellis Mike ........ ...... M ike Douglas Bruse. Excuse me, Don, I have something l wish to say to the audience! 31 BASKETBALL '68 West Linn West Linn West Linn West Linn West Linn West Linn West Linn West Linn West Linn West Linn West Linn West Linn West Linn West Linn West Linn West Linn West Linn West Linn West Linn West Linn 34 LEAGUE First Half Tillamook Forest Grove St. Helens Tigard IVlcMinnville 'Oregon City Lake Oswego Newberg Dallas Second Half E Tillamook Forest Grove . St. Helens Tigard lVlcNlinnvilIe Oregon City Lake Oswego Newberg Dallas STATE TOURNAMENT Jefferson Pendleton PR E-SEASON West Linn 43 West Linn 39 West Linn 50 West Linn 42 Rex Putnam Park Rose Oregon City Nlolalla Try this for size! The sharp edge of tension. A wvisher in the making. i Foil, that rgbgund attempt! This game is easy if you hold your tongue rightl Victory, victory is our goaI. This was the triumphal cry of our student body when after 17 years our basketball team achieved the ultimate goal of the round ballers' season, that of qualifying for the State Tournament! Tying the first half of the season and just barely missing the second half, our spirited team was able to participate in this final honor. Working together to compose a forceful, energetic team, coached by Mr. McKie, they overpowered their opponents 14 times. We can be proud of our team which exemplifies fine cooperation, spirited endeavors, and sportsmanship-like conduct. 35 2 .5 Rick Rollins M zasggwmar - , ' an Q -v , 5? 2, MRS? W ,K - may fp n rr f 42 , H- . f nf y 4 1 , 3 4, QQ V ,... 5 'Ef f r -' Q i KKK- 'iz- Sv Larry Parsons fiffft n?E? Epi fywffa A ,a i K -R . g K .gg I.-al :Q --f ' A - ,af fi ,s, V31 ,..,... I 11: :,-- 2-+1 :M ,.,, , 5 ww , , ! , .:1gig5m,fy,,2,:r, f -xi. i L , P ni' 5-wkikilz A- 1: :A EL, ggggf!7l?911' 3 e Gary Anderson ka ROUNDBALLERS 60 T0 STATE and make gallant attempt! Javelin, shotput?--I thought this was b FROSH AND JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Front Row: John Umbras, Ron Pope, Dean Schumacher, Les Brenner, Coach Greenlee, Jim Hastings, Jeff McCall, Pat Boettcher. Second Row: Scott Cramer, Flandy Tomsik, Lindsay Laxon, Gary Zea, Ron Olson, Mark Goldade, Mike Budeau, Flichard Dobson, Flobin Becker. Front Flow: Scot Smith, Jim Miller, John Michels, Coach Smith. Second Row: Paul Boettcher, Jay Buse, Doug Wood, Brad Blake, Eric Munson, Kelly Pyrch, Steve Anderson. 38 man Bob Eastman. qui' The Freshman team put in lots of hard, spirited, and enthusiastic work this year. They offer a good deal to the future of our basketball team. 5 V ,g,,,,w While the Frosh were putting forth their efforts, the Junior Varsity team proved they had a great deal of potential when they beat two of the better teams in the league. They downed NlclVlinr1ville with a 61-54, and Dallas with a score of 50-48. l,,,, Fast shuffle, . , defensive'dribble. . . SOON? attempt! 39 MARDI BASKETBALL A glimpse of the court among the merry Seniors. Up-Up and away! Speak ofthe Devil! Sock it to him, ArIie! 40 GRAS HOMECOMING Queen Debbie Zimmerman, Escort, King Brian Stone. If one remembers Basketball Homecoming, let him remem- ber it as a merry time, a time when excitement and spirit reached an explosive point. Remember the thunderous ap- plause when a class jumps up to greet their Princess at the assembly, or the four lovely smiles of the Court as they were presented at the game that night. Without warning the band started up with musical chords and the Debs appeared to do the Can-Can. The fun was over for a time. The game began to grow serious for a victory over lVlac. meant a further wedge into the State Tourney. The Lions won that night! The spirit and joy of victory carried over to the dance. Final moments came, when the Jr. Princess, Debbie Zim- merman, was crowned Homecoming Queen.---1968 was a year for spirit and may one never forget that Basketball Homecoming was a part of it. Freshmen Princess Sophomore Princess Senior Princess Gayla D2-1VidS0f12 ESCOFT Lori Dadyg Escort Sally Slothowerg Escort Prince Pat Boettcher Prince Brad Blake Prince Din Mohamed 41 Dan Bradley RON Smith Handv J0hf15T0V' Hey, Coach, I pinned himH! Joe Leatherberry Gary Meyer Terry Adovnik Dan Waters Jeff Lee Rod Bradley 42 40' W. My pn-AA 3 E 5, - W V . Dennis Clary Doug Spray Randy Kearns Dave SPZYKS Gordon Johnson Coach Johnson Coach Bishop Coach Morton Coach Schwabauer Weeks of laps and grueling practice prepared our matmen for the tough season which was to follow. The Lions opened their season by wrestling North Eugene. West Linn just wasn't quite ready to handle North Eugene and was overtaken slightly, 27-20. The Crook County Tournament found Crook County on top, Crater in second, Gresham in third, and West Linn in fourth place. Our next match was with Oregon City and the Lions successfully dumped O.C., 31-24. The O.C. match started a three-match winning streak until Tigard broke our record by a 43-8 win over the Lions. Four more matches in a row were handed to the Lions and this time it took Tillamook to set the Lions back on their heels, 33-17. West Linn repeated its performances against Oregon City by delivering them another defeat, this time 27-18. Newberg dropped West Linn 32-15 to finish the regular season. West Linn played host to the invitational meet which saw Gresham take first, Milwaukie, second, West Linn, third, and in fourth place was Oregon City. The Lions came out of the District Wrest- ling Match in fourth place. Rod Bradley, at 136 lbs., and Ron Smith, at 106 lbs., represented West Linn in the state tournament. 43 Varsity: First Row: G. Meyer, Fi. Smith, FI. Johnston, D. Bradley, D. Sparks, Fi. Bradley, J. Lee. Second Row: Coach Bishop, D. Waters, T. Adovnik R. Kearns, D. Clary, J. Leatherberry, D. Spray, Coach Schwabauer. Hmmn, nice bicuspids! it happens to the best of us. 44 Joe exercies W.L. torture rack on poor Mac wrestler. Junior Varsity: First Row: G. Paradis, B. Popma, G. Johnson, D. Kingsborough, D. Trachsel, P. Kincart, P. Baker. Second Row: A McNamee, A. Rondeau, R. Steigleder, S. Benfield, D. Mclntyre, M. Bristol, D. Davis, M. Sayre. Third Row: R. Smith, M. Zacur, G Harris R Krebs B Dichtel B Johnson A Mushlitz B Yea M. Gettle, Manager, L. Dresselhaus. I V I I p W L 20 North Eugene 27 Crook County Tournament: W L 0 Crook County 57 W L 8 Crater 41 W L 29 Gresham 24 W L 31 Oregon City 24 W L 38 Forest Grove 13 W L 26 St. Helens 17 W L 8 Tigard 43 W L 46 McMinnville 13 W L 36 Molalla 16 W L 27 Lake Oswego 16 W L 42 Dallas 9 W L 15 Tillamook 33 W L 27 Oregon City 18 W L 15 Newberg 32 West Linn Tournament: W L 11 Gresham 39 W L 19 Milwaukie 29 W L 35 Oregon City 19 le, M. Weber. Fourth Row: Manager, M. Daily, Coach Bishop, Manager Frosh Wrestlers: First Row: Manager D. Keller, S. Romig, D. Kruse, D. Fowler, Manager D. Nodurft. Second Flow: R. Grunst, R. Stone, D. Franzwa, C. Kirkpatrick, S. Basting. Third Row: B. Barnes, S. Wood worth, R. New, R. Dipner, M. Hyde. Fourth Row: P. Kincart, B Miller, R. Rollins, B. Moritz, M. Eggers. Fifth Row: M. Douglas, S. Steigleder, J. Bremmeyer, J. Street, D. Biard. Fifth Row: B. Gifford T. Bemitz, D. Meyers, G. Calise. 1 A5 SPIRIT OF PARTICIPATION GRABS OFFICE-SEEKERS A Q3 Our 1968-69 student body officers: Bottom Row: Colleen Elliott, Dennis Greenman. Top Row: Hollis Thomas, Rick Rollins, Marilyn Carter. The contagious spirit of campaigning caught the West Linn students when it came time to choose the student body officers for the next year. With the nomination of candi- dates and the choosing of their campaign managers, work began for the hectic week to come. Slogans, posters, speeches, anticipation for the outcome--the entire student body awaited anxiously the announcement of their new leaders. The 1967-68 officers proudly announced the winners: Dennis Greenman, President, Rick Rollins, Vice- President, Hollis Thomas, Secretary, Colleen Elliott, Assis- tant Treasurer: and Marilyn Carter, Treasurer. The campaigners greet the buses with candy posters and shouted slogans ? S k K i 1 s 1 5 5 ! Q SPRING Q5 My gf R cs af ti v A 1 .. Back row: Darwin Keller, manager, Scott Smith, Glen Throop, Rick Rollins, Gregg Robinson, Pat Richardson. Front row: Dave Nordurft, manager: Jim Cullison, Kim Elliott, Fred Lenzer, Roger Fetz, Arba Mushlitz. l VARSITY Let's play balll Are you kidding? Easy pick-off! Back row: Lon Cardiff, Tom Mahar, Larry Parsons, Bob Moravec, and statisticians: Kathie Steele, Sharon Fisher. Front row: Ed Dierickx, Kurt Munson, Dave Sparks, Dave Russell, Steve McCall. BASEBALL R0l.l.S INTO SPRING The Lion baseball season had its ups and downs in 1968. The West Linn nine played some fine baseball against their across-the-river rivals, winning the first game 1-O and losing the second game 2-0, even though Larry Parsons struck-out ten Oregon City batters and only gave them two hits. West Linn forced Lake Oswego into extra innings before they were defeated 4-3. Too many men left on base posed the most problems for the Lion ball team. Against Tigard and Lake Oswego, fifteen and twelve West Linn players were left stranded on base. The pitching chores were handled by seniors Larry Parsons, Ed Dierickx, and Tom Mahar. Top batters included Bob Moravec, Roger Fetz, Larry Parsons, and Ed Dierickx, all three-year lettermen. Sophomores Arba Mushlitz and Scott Smith filled in as catcher and shortstop. Lon Cardiff, Rick Rollins, Fred Lenzer, and Gregg Robinson finished out the Lion line-up. West Linn statistician Sharon Fisher was assisted by freshman Kathie Steele. Sharon also was TYV League Statistician. The Lions are coached by Bill Lee. 53 ?i on third? Ro ger Fetz running out a rap. BASEBALL FEVER What game is this we're playing? HITS WEST UNN Hmmm, boy was that goodl Big Left's long stretch. Conference on the mound. Bob rounding third. Ready for the call. Close action at third base JUNIOR VARSITY 3 r Another one? Lucky 13, This year the JV's batting mainstay consisted of John Michels, Joe Buche, and Dave Wa- genman, who all batted over .300, while Junior varsity pitchers: Doug Wood, Brad Blake, Larry Laxon, and Harold Lamb put forth their efforts. Spring does funny things! l JV Players: Left to right, front row: Mike Thomas, Ed Course, Dick Cullison, DaveWagenman, Randy Johnston, Mike Weber, Monte Zacher, Mike Sayer. Second row: Coach Schwabauer, John Michels, Steve Anderson, Larry Laxon, Joe Buche, Larry Flora, Glen Harris, Doug Wood, Harold Lamb, Brad Blake, Kent Molander, Erick Munson, John Taylor, Dan Fife lmanagerl. 56 BASEBALL un U ,it 4+ Q Here, hold thisa minute! Here comes the judgel! one grep too late. FROSII BASEBAH Left to right, front row: Jay Buse, Gary Zea, Mark Bidgood, Don Flickard, Flawn Stone, Tim Mclntyre, Mark Goldade. Second row: George Hoffman, Mark Hyde, Bob Hazard, Randy Tomsik, Jim Hastings, Dan Fowler, Gary Paradis, Gary Myers, Scott Klusman, Flay Schumacher. Third row: Coach Sweet, Lindsay Laxson, Robin Becker, Scott Cramer, Pat Mathers, Bob Moritz, John Murphy, Mike Douglas, Dave Franzwa, Dean Schumacher. 57 L Tom Mickelson--Sprints: 440 Relay. r , ,T . , Doug Stoll--High Jump. .. iii TRACK Underclassmen dominated the West Linn Track Team this year. The Sophomore- Junior squad improved steadily throughout the season and left the Lions with pro- mising hope for a very strong team next year. The retiring seniors gave fine perfor- mances in all events. For Head Coach, Chuck Adams, the 1968 season will be his last here for he is leaving the staff of West Linn High School. He can be proud of his squad for they set school records, district records, and won recognition for West Linn. Bob Wilson--Mile Relay: 440: 880. Paul Boettcher--440 Relayp Sprints. Dan Davisf-Shot. Bernie May--Hurdles: Relay. 58 First row: S. O'Hallaren, J. Bremmeyer, K. Greger, J. Baisch, B. Wilson, D. Brandow, R. Pope, M. Egger, R. New, R. Boeckman, J. Williams. Second row: R. Grunst, P. Kincart, C. McKie, S. Woodworth, R. Dippner, M. White, D. Knight, S. Shaffner, D. Kruse, G. Calise, P. Boettcher. Third row: Coach Adams, J. Baisch, C. Eggers, T. Sparks, T. Mickelson, K. Strawn, H. Larson, S. Robinson, R. LaSalle, M. Hammersley, Coach Smith, Coach Adams, Coach Bishop. Mark Hammersley-Distance Runner ' John Baisch-High Jump. Dennis Dimick--440 Relay. Bill Pepper--High Jump. P. Boettcher. Fourth row: K. Darby, M. Sams, R. Dobson, J. Umbras, D. Dimick, M. Budeau, B. Johnson, L. Dresselhaus, B. May, K. Klawitter, B. Dichtel, L. Bennet, Coach Bishop. Fifth row: S. Lansing, D. Stoll, P, Hundahl, R. Olsen, B. Eastman, T. Sloan, A. Cunningham, B. Pepper, D. Davis, G. Crampton, E. Reseigh. Archie Cunningham--Pole Vault Ken Strawn--B road J ump. Look's a little bottom heavy, doesn't he? i g ig l liigl or llll i f 5 stiff 7 W l, , . fm' . 4. 5 ' A,, Q , 'h . . .:,. l ., f' ' l . Q :ia:5li ' 'flint- '155:. 2' Archie Cunningham has 13'6 to hold district title. Give it the old high school heave Bernie May holds school record for both high and low hurdles as seen here. V .y...,nu-M-ww-m.ml f--f -M' -14 iw ,JW Faster than the speed of lightning? I H f W , -ws W 'J J' Ki Ken Strawn broad jumping or. . .7 Heafys up handsome! Tra ia, see if I carel ,wggggr 5 M- GIRLS TRACK It takes a lot of hard work and self- determination to go out for girls' track. Our team, only two years old, has al- ready shown that it has this determina- tion. Although they have won no team victor- ies, many individuals have brought recog- nition to West Linn. Sue Williams, a Senior, holds the State javelin record of 127 feet. Upcoming champions are Deb- bie Stanley, Sophomore, who's long legs helped her capture fourth at District in running the 440 in 62.7 seconds. Junior, Janis Brady, took first at District in the Broad Jump with a 16'2 record. Her victory enables her to go on to state. Two assets that can't be overlooked are coaches, Mrs. Grunst and Mrs. Mackey. Without their efforts and time, this new addition to our sports would never be. West Linn can be sure that much will be heard from this team in years to come. Team from left to right: D. Burnum, J. Brady, B. Giegly, A. Kennerly, L. Oldenstadt S Ray C Brainard. Second row: K. Hubbard, M. lnstenes, D. Wing, C. Starr, M. Flydaman, J. Buckiewlcz S Bradly, B. Groves. Third row: S. Paige, C. Malone, S. Gerkie, J. Endres, V. Eggars, D. Standley S Williams. avr, Hurdle Hustlel Janis warms up 62 Relay Team strives for a lst. Go Moe' Last minute Strategy? GOLF Kelly Pyrch Doug Greenlee With 12 wins, 3 losses and 2 ties, the West Linn Golf Team ended the season in second place behind Lake Oswego. They entered Dis- trict with the greatest hopes of going on to State. The team's greatest victory was an 8 to 2 win over Oregon City. The best match was against Lake Oswego in which our team averaged 39W strokes. The Lions had a very successful year. Golf, led by Coach Jim Snell. John Clarke Mike Eskridge X Bob Welch Team: Doug Greenlee, Flick Black, Joe Walsh, John Falkenstein, Bill Fleedy, Mike Eskridge, Kelly Pyrch, Brett Bidgood, Doug Kingsf borough, John Clarke. 63 THESPM N'S ' ONE ACT PLAY CDNTEST BEST PHY. FRESHMEN SWITCHED AT THE CROSSROADS, 0R TRUTH Wlll OUST 111 The combined efforts of co-directors Dave Greger and Emily Reitz, and the acting ef- forts of the Freshman class proved successful when their play SWITCHED AT THE CROSS ROADS or TRUTH WILL OUST was announced Best Play . Much credit goes to the cast: Marsha Wills as Lizzy Greeng Marta Mclntosh as Mrs. Amelia Plumb- worthyp Kedra Misseldine as Nell Doobeeg Diana Popma as Cymbeline Cruderg Jamie Buckiewiez as Mercy Doobeeg Reed Jones as Sebastian Spitzmillerg Ken Greger as Richard Donefideg Dale Buckley as Mike Slade. SENIORS. THE STURM .... THE STORM was the title of the Senior class play written by Donald Payton, with Ann Serell and Dwight Woodruff as its co- directors. The cast included Bob Welch as Jeff Mulkey, Becky Gross as Mary Mulkey, Dave Russell as The Hunter, Margi Nast as The Woman and Marsha Powell as The Girl. JUNIORS. THE GREATEST MAN IN THE WORID Credit goes to John Steele for adapt- ing this short story by James Thurber for use in the Junior One-aCt. Ann Kehrli and Terry Bruce co-directed this one-act play. The cast was as follows Val Mclntyre as narrator, Debbie Gefroh, Steve McGee, Heather Jenner, Julia Strozyk Marie Teters, and Steve McCall as reporters, Gordon Zimmerman played Jack ' Pal Smurch and Chris Kennerly as his mother, many other Juniors participated in the play SUPHOMORES. WHILE SHAKESPEARE SLEPT Rosie Alsdorf and Laurel Paige co-directed the Sophomore one-act play, While Shakespeare Slept written by Tim Kelly. The characters were: Bill Alsdorf, Master Ford, Pete Kincart, Shakespeare, Gay Martin, Jane, Vickie Eggers, Juliet, Debbie Stanley, Rosilandg Kathy Ellis, Lady MacBethp Margie Bare, Portia, Linda Gusterine, Kate and Terry Pond, Cleopatra. GYMNASTICS Anticipating the most important event of the year's activities, May Day, the gymnastics team devotes many hours of hard work and fun toward that goal. Their skill in performance on the trampoline, parallel bars, trampolette and side horse was well appreciated and made evident those long hours of dedicated practice. Members are: Top row, left to right: D. MacMillan, J. MacMillan, B. Hastings, C. Vrla, Fl. Dipner, C. Hogendjik, H. Green. Second row: D. Morgen- thaler, P. Purkniser, T. Nodurft, B. Yakes, R. Yakes, S. Bastings. Third row: M. Smith, T. Russel, D. Waters, D. Glimpse, L. Gardner, D. Duncan. My shadow and me go a'fIyin. 66 Up and over the hard way w 5 i,,W5mg,g:AI,iv5,11,Q,155,g5i5MQyfigmzivwfmwx 1 V ,,,i.1'x ' fijiiikg Q TTI, Y fLFf ,t5,,a2',wg1i,g:- 11 i 1,12 2 f. -Him. ,Qs..4.F.,.,,,. Ahgfiiijgv gs? w H, 5 Y Yi i, li lx I K wif' 4 , -gp , 4.-'V Ulf H SNC WYEAN ..- 1 ,Nr-f- Zh ,,.-ww-.W MAY DAY MANAGER ownmr woounurr -- if , swan -sq.-:uw '- ' .EE .... And the band plays on. SPRING Wish it was mine. Gin-,pie the Clgwn- The Choir serenades the Court. Q if -1 4 gy, L Q M., fs .,,!,,V ami' ,WW 3? 6 L , Q iff If Q . ,Si X ,, ., W, f L , L111, . !...... W Q - Wiiyim f . i if, Y 9 S5 ,, ,L ,. ZWVH, 4 5' , aw: Qui .2253 1 1 1 1 MMD OF HONOR SHAW fscomn sv MARK :mum Sparkling eyes and beautiful auburn hair describe lVlaid of Honor Shawn Dady. In only two short years at West Linn, Shawn has acquired many friends and a long list of activities. These include: Junior class Homecoming Princess, Varsity Rally, Girls' League President, Girl of the Month for Peppiest, Senior Business Club, and being voted FriendIiest by the Senior Class. To be an airline stewardess is the goal for Maid of Honor Shawn Dady. 72 PRINCESS LESLIE fscomn sv sos lnonvfc Demure Leslie Wievesiek has exhibited her enthusiastic energy in Student Government. Leslie was elected Student Body Trea- surer, Miss Charity candidate, Student Council, and also has dis- played her talent in many of the school plays. She is also a mem- ber of FTA, Thespians and French Club. Lewis 81 Clark College is Leslie's future goal. 73 PRINCESS SALLY fscamo sr nur umuuu Bubbling and happy describes Princess Sally Slothower's person- ality. She has applied these traits in the many activities in which she has taken part. These include Freshman Donut Queen, Girls' League Representative, Student Council, Best Actress award of the One-Act play, J.V. Rally, Debutants, Varsity Rally, Senior Basketball Princess, Senior Business Club, Inter-Club Coun- cil, and the Annual Staff. Her plans for the future include attending Oregon State Univer- sity. 74 PRINCESS JOYCE rscomo sv srrvf uusmc Bouncing, energetic, and voted Peppiest by the senior class is descriptive of Princess Joyce Long. Joyce's activities include J.V. Rally, Burnside Bash Princess, Girls' League Historian, Var- sity Flally, Senior Class Treasurer, Student Council, and Senior Business Club. Joyce plans to attend Oregon State University in the fall. 75 PRINCESS MARSHA fscomn sr rm :mm Friendly and quiet, Princess Marsha Powell has been an active participant of many high school activities which include: Donut Court, Homecoming Court, Freshman class secretary, Miss Char- ity candidate, J.V. Rally, Junior Class treasurer, Debutants, Var- sity Rally, Ski Club and Student Council. lVlarsha's future plans include attending Portland State College to become a shorthand teacher. 76 PRINCESS CAREN fscanrfo sv rom snnmnru Being chosen a member of the May Day Court was a most excit- ing moment for Princess Caren Hanni as tears flooded her pretty eyes. Caren's activities include Debutants, Senior Business Club and FTA. Caren was also chosen as Miss Chatterbox , which is most descriptive of her personality! Caren's future plans include attending Oregon State University and having lots of fun this summer. 77 PRINCESS ANN fscomn sv srfvf Anuns Princess Ann Kehrli has exhibited her enthusiasm throughout these last four years in various activities. Some of those activi- ties include Girls' League Vice-President, Sophomore Basketball Princess, Inter-Com Reporter to KlSN Radio, Thespian Sec.- Treasurer, Student Council, Business Manager for Amplifier, and Miss Merry Christmas. Also an active member of drama, Ann has participated in such productions as The Crucible , and Nine Girls . Ann plans to attend Portland State College and maior in Journal- ism. 78 4 PRINCESS CHRI TIE fscomn ar Jun cuuisou A picture of prettiness is Princess Christie Bremmeyer with her fawn-like eyes and dark flowing hair. She was senior Homecoming Oueen and was selected Girl of the Month for the trait of sin- cerity. Christie busies herself with sewing and collecting recipes and often one will see her watching her favorite school sport of wrestling. Her future plans include attending beauty school in Portland. 79 oonliglit fantasy A twinge of excitement. The Class of 1968 presented the Queen's Ball held lVlay 4 at Marylhurst College. Q Affairs began that eve with the entrance of the Court. Soon all were dancing 'round the shimmering fountain. There was laughter and smiles as the nervous fellas and the beautiful girls swirled in the music and candlelight. Even a twinge of Moonlight love was a part of this gala Fantasy. 80 Music. . . happy couples Queen Beck l reigns over the Ball. Shimmering fountain Moonlight Fantasy No, Nlarjl, they won't let you wade inthe pond! A last glimpse of happy couples. 81 fi' gy Q E, E '-fi iktffu I ,EE Q Tvs M, ,ff E '-I - w. Q. fv ,'?I,, V, e i i ' , M' . Wfyggly in EA I 3,551 ig lim ' 7 E I ' Q R i E 1 S x ff f f i if vw? Q . K A YE if I K wa 5 'W' , if E , 5 .L . S . 'Vb , A I, I U 'v,- v , A' 5 1 , an Senior class officers: Ann Serell, Larry Parsons, Steve Lansing, Senior Class Advisors: Sharon Fisher, Bob Moravec, and Joyce Long. Spirit, spirit, spirit, spirit! It is not put-on. It is real! It is the raindrops bouncing off the track, the wind blowing, three friends, a senior searching the horizon for answers not there- Answers he must face the world to find- True spirit! A competion yell We won, people laughing, or one boy walking, a teacher smiling as he passes- lt is the main hall at five, a skit in the gym, football beneath the haze of lights, lt is a parking lot that is always full, a section of people cheering, the relief when your term paper is in, running from first to second lbase or periodll a rooters' bus enroute home Mrs. Bonnie Schlieman Mr. Bob Sweet from a victory or a defeat, the LIONS that went to STATE, a snowball fight at snack break, our advisors, The Alma lVlater- the spirit stick, painting the Lion gold, willingness that comes without second thought, Senioritis Our lVlay Day Counselors, teachers, administration students, misunderstandings, accusations, discussion, corrections, understanding, communication, inspiration, graduation the aim that educated-- the spirit of '68 on a hill so noble. 83 Steve Adams Terry Adovnik Mark Allbritton SENIOR SPIRIT AND Larry Arnold Gary Anderson Diane Andreas Donna Asche Jadeen Bailey Virginia Beach , Margaret Beko Scott Benfield Julie Bergman John Berry Roger Biatus Rick Black ENTHUSIASM REIGN Barbara Boeckman Brenda Boeckman Candy Boeckman Steve Boeckrnan Brenda Boswell Chfistie B emmeVer Senior Class Clowns - Bill Hannegan and Sue Hopwood. ,Mmm Becky Gross and Eddie Dierickx - Cutest Couple. l'M GLAD I AM A SENIOR! Rick Bremmeyer 0 Q Q u 9 8 O 0 O O Q U . , 0 0 0 S ITlIary'Bux?on Alan Cameron Lon Cardiff Dave Dave Crawford Dave Curtis Shawn Dady Dan Davis Mike Day Jerry DeLair ?l' T s 'tl' ll' Tk W? Shadi? 19' 1 xv ' We Br it as ft ggi int? Mm fd? M afwz-viii fi R i'i?'ll 'l'r1,'9i ' ,Q E ' ' L . ...., 'ffl i f-W2 .S ' ,gas gg, , W ' r r ' izxzigfmpaz, , -ivzylgi ., il 1' ' .- .yi it 5, ' i i ii A I .QilQ2j'li' - 15 - L 21-E , 1,, In I., ' AL Iw i I: , L51 --.,,lu5fsV, :V 3 wi, I ' THE INFECTIOUS Mike Elder Judy Elliott Kip Elliott O rfearless leader- L rr P , l , , U a Y mom Christine Endres Larry Erickson Mike Eskridge John Falkenstein Jim Fanning Mike Ferguson Sharon Fisher Carolyn Flem l f 5 'Q f,fIM5w2f, of me wifes' Marsha Gordon Sandy Graap Gordon Graham Chris Green Doug Greenlee SENIORS PIAGUED BY Most Respected?? Favorites Gloria Lohman Dave Greger Hugh Griffiths and Larry Parggng, Senior Favorites Sharon Fisher and Dwight Woodruff Q QL R BECKY Gross Karen Groves Roger Grow J 5 Arlen Hallbacka SENIORITIS show their loyaltyl Sue lmmer Bill Hannegan Caren Hanni Ed Heimel Bonnie Herndon April H0ldel'1 Sue Hgpvvgod H 'Most Athletic - Bob Moravec and Maureen McLellan. i CheVYl Jensen Dawna Johnson Shelia Johnson Cindy Johnston 91 Q P Sandra Kllngef Arthur Klingsporn Bob Knoefel Tim Knudson T0 SPIRIT Steve Lansing Ellen Larson Most Talented - Randy Giles and Bonnie Herndon Shyest - Cindy Johnston and Arlie Hallbacka. Ron LaSalle Leslie Laxson N, ul- f fi Q.. ' Q gf. M y , .,, Fred Lenzer Vincent Lidster Most Likely to Succeed - Fred Lenzer and Emily Reitz, Mike I-0fQl'9f'l Mildred I-09'-19 Gloria Lohman Joyce Long Rocky Long T0m Mahal' Sandy Maier Jack Malone Bill Mansfield Debbie Matzke 4' GarY MCFaH Larry MCKSBVHI' Sherrie McKinney Maureen McLellan Kathy McMahon BETTY MUGS Bob lVlil9S Linda Miller Matt Miner Karma Misseldine SHARE IT- lard Byron Din Mohammed Bob MOFHVEC Senior Favorites Dave Russell and Marsha Powell put pazaz in their cutest smiles! THE FRIENDS 0E MY FRIENDS Marianne Norman Linda O'Connor Barbara Oppel Gary Otto Gregory Overton Bill Paeper Larry Parsons Carol Peck , if Bill Pepper Connie Phillips GGY Phillips Ken Phipps ,QS , 1 l YY Y l Marsha Powell Mark Pyrch Mary Redmond Bill Reedy Emily Reitz Roxanne Renn Karen Repp PBI RiCh6l'dS0f1 Danna Ritchey Bill Ritchey Carol Rivers Friendliest Seniors - Shawn Dady and Mark Barham. GFBQ RObif'lSOf1 G3fY Rmhman Dave Russel' I l I Senior girls are forever blowing bubblesl Seniors, Ser1i0I'S, BVel'VWheT9l VERSA TILE IS A S Elene Russell Steve Russell Tom Russell Dinny Sande i l YS r Karla Schaber Melinda Schaber Dick Schalk John Seaver VERSA TILE Greg Saul Larry Seifert Ann Serell lvlaryette Skyles Sally Slothower Mark Smith Ron Smith Ross Smith Tom Smith DOES. W 1 Most Versatile - Ann Serell and Steve Lansing. Linda Standley lVlarla Stanton Barbara Stewart Doug Stoll Mark Stone Ken Strawn Colleen Sweeney 99 Mano Ngietiuocfityiifmizv viiiiii WELOiiii2HT Lana Tiedeman Natalie Trax Sharon Umber Kris Van Laningham Pati Wall M Laurie Walsh Dan Waters Randy Weber Bob Walsh Tim White 100 Karen Sylvia Wieme Leslie Wievesiek Cherri Williams Sh-BTOU Wiiiiams Susie Williams Don Wills Fay Winfrey Sherry Winker Randy Woifenbarger HAVE DONE, BUT BY WHAT WE HAVE DONE Teffv Wolam Roseanne VV00d Christine Woodbury Dan Woodmark Dwight Woodruff IH MEMORIUM i Dave Wright Lynn Wymore Terry Pease 1949- 1 968 They have not wandered far away- They are not lost nor gone. -J.L. McCreery Ronda Yakes Craig Zuck 'lOl ,wmigi-.,.Qw1w-,au-N....fmppAw, K 17, if 55? ,Q Q4 4 0 J Ann Serell Dave Greger Patti Fullerton Steve Lansing Class Usher Class Usher Class Usher Class Usher NOT T0 CHANGE THE WORl.D . . . BUT NDT Bill Pepper Karma Misseldine Don Wills Teresa Goldade after -knowledge-1 there is a direction to go., there is the door, thehandle to turn, theiiatch to Iift4- i i ' all of these years ofrfinding, acquiring, fiiling pockets with keys. Already the doers are Opening. Through howrmany shailii finally pass? Junior Class Officers, top to bottom: Denny Greenman, Vice-President, Paul Blanding, President, Dave Sparks, Treasurer, on the left, Jackie Philpot, Secretary: and on the right, Nancy Sargent, Sargent-at-Arms. Spirit is the key to any class' success. Our class has striven through great efforts to succeed by our support and pep in the assemblies. Combined efforts to have a successful Queen's Ball and our addition to the Varsity strength will lead the JUNIORS into an even greater year in 1969. S ,t W t wwf G' 'ii M. Asche D. Bailey N. Bell sell i N' , .,l. if : 5, 52. . r ei I J. Baisch B, Biagood S- Blake A 1 ff Hopf,-ff. , ' ' .. f ' .':,,1Hf1i2xff wir? . Oi a,yVi1a fl ll H ,x l Mk i i is W Q . P, Blending G. Bobillot K. Borland JUNICDRS . 4.23 L,fjQfif' 3:2 i'Z'8 53, 91 . yyvyy V' W fit W 'Q G. Boughn J. Brady T- Brainefri . U A if, V, ,,,, , . 3 S. Breitbarth rg, Brim P- Bfiney , , ,. . . af,- ',jQwiinvfini.f: s' s K- Brown T. Bruce T. Bruenderman 3. f' .i f 1' ri Us LH fi' N' , 1? , 2 an Slim? lo x f V, i . 2 W s l '6 A 2 M . ' 4 r f ,Es -it? 1 ,, ' ' A5 QQ? . ., , , . J. f fs -is 4 . lf X g.. zlflf fi: ii'gzfe:Aii4 a i X,,, we. me ,:.:.2.-.. :wwf ' ..l3.i,.g .- - 1 5.4. gli. -. , .V ig, r , , . N ii 1 I . .. '., FV- . 7 1. i A ., M. iki. VV , ,nil V K. fn W 'm , . B. Bryant J. Buckley l.. Buell F. Burleigh D. Burnman B. Burson .i lll' W J fi ' ' A 4' ff 4 ,MQ V .. K be I I if. .a:. A . :' -' ,, V I E www . . ' 'f fe. . 1.1 i I sf , . 4 ' ' 3 ,. iii ' ll .f ff. Q, f .. ' . fqgfjls .Qi az ' ' - -. ,. 252- - .' . s . 23 . J. N153 M. Carpenter Fl. Carroll M. Carter B. Clevenger K. Clevenger M. Cotrell lllr .: - -. f- H fs i' J 1 , - . 53 rr-'.. iff 41.3 Y ' - v . ' Q .,11.ief1 5 ., L 1. 1 , . Qyliffif W I .J .VVVV ii. . h .. , .. - is X.: ,--.,, : - . ' .-..' . X ' - R .4 . . . , My . . , i . K I . .- ,, .. ,, A. Cunningham ' f D. Dodge L- DMV N. Davis S TRI VE M. Dobson FOR CIASS UNITY 1 K, 4.5. , f 5 iw r.pf Q 'WH . x 1 --f i.. ,, Wi.-:f1p.. ... :w..if-- -. - ,rv L. Donsky B. Doty . D. Duncan ' l'.' D, Dunmire B. EBSUTIBD ,5 K 4445: Ry. 13 5 V- Eitzenhoefer C, Elfving C- Elliot L. Emerson A. Erickson A. Evans Y iyyy ' Jrf1i1J7- I if . 5 . . 5' J J A A . i .. ,-1 ' '- i nf.. 1 j . ', i i ., Q, -. -' i .sis , ig wr- . . f ,,.i- ' , f ..... , If-Q' ju. 1 7, f' ,' K f .- .V fini V is 1 A A A f J l is -. 3' Y ' , iiifw '22-2 .-.. 'u' r Q I ,,.. . - ' fwfr ' ' .L . . 1 ,g gi ix ,.,. - sir.: .Z 2 .' 1 .. 2 A 0 .X . Rig . in h wi . . . , . jg , ku Ar Q af it . A. Fiala N. Franke B. Gerow C- Fusvn S. Gardner K. Gent J. Buse i ii. .,.. fi 1 i 5. Q in u ' H. Cox 'raw'-arg: :-.Qf,1 ',ag. J Q z .3 . 5 1 , -T? e J 555,32 3 my g-'ewes' .Qf,.v.g5.-:wish .ga we 2 New Q v if S' v sas J. Dobson . i is rf D 3 . 44 F ,i V. , R 9 ' W , Q J 5, AXQJ A. Egger , ... V... 4. , . . V .V,ii. .. I .,,. . , ,..,,.. P73521 uni' i 5' ' 5. as r 'F QQ, qi' ' , L Q , . V 5 -H4 ---- ...,, . .v . R. Fetz fs ff'ff rf grill Tl Af'-g HQ 4 gs-V5 V if Q My I Q -af, 1 qX. v xv' 'M' P. Gipson lO7 Y 1 G. Godbey ., Q. H b A 3 is 41 '54 , ' V. ' V .:. D. Greenman N. Guiss ..,, . if . I , , ,g,.. . S, 'Q .,., ., if . .f l ' 1 ' . ,m.2l1 B. Hanson J. Houser . , .a2!4.:' iii me , .1 J. Q H 1 l l l . lk, M. J P, 3 J 11- i 1 ll 1 . hu ' r V'-if .-. ,,,-..,,..f:,. is- 1 Q 2 ,-f,,,W Nl. Holden W- Herdt D. Hess C. Howard S. Howell 'nn' . gi,.1 ' ' V H M. . K P. Hundahl P. Hunt Lf: , .lg S 1 .. -Q.. 27 L, .- . i J' . I . ,uqlt , ,u,. ,, I J L, .L , ' P. Josal as .P , Qi , D. Kingsborough D. Imholt E. Kahle S. Kosta J. Kriebel Q--5 IG K ,, ..... ,n,E,U.,,, TJ. A .wee 3.5 if:-5 gk li: , -, g .eww 0 l 4 41 A - - , . rf' f . H .1 .Z me .5 1 . f Q A ' W ? 5' l M Q Q if A Q Q xw' Qi Ai 4 is , 'V - , X D ,. llfiifiii-?'ii ' I .. Q... 1 A A ' W- Q Q .1 ' fl' 4 . J - 5? ' . . ,f lf - l .. . .1 :A . f Q H xy , - 1: l'4-755325 5 - sl - -n-nnn J ' . w .5 'LL -if V I zf-l f 'ST 'sf R.. . 5 mega L 2 J. LeDuc R. Lee R. Leggett - -fiaf' few: K. Gustafson M. Hammersley C. Hickman B. Holden JUNIORS declare ' .,k 0 -4 : K. Hubbard T. Hull H. Jenner G. Johnson O. Johnston K- Jones if f? P. Keith C. Kennerly K. King S. Kayser da r kg . A ,Q , J af P, Lamb K. Langeliers H. Larson J. Leatherberry C. Lehan S. Lewis D. Lincoln M. Locher VIE FOR R. Lusher ,f 4 M, 1 . ,.f.m K. McFaII K T. McLean W. I .,-14121, 'fly ing I I LL L fam? D. Moore E. Marchant . , L.. -an-Q T gl .Vg K. Marsh V. Mclntyre D. Morgenthaler The Junior raIIy !!?? SPIRIT STICK ,,f.,..f...,..,m5,. - fi fl if. . Er 2'1 72, . . W. Til A V I. q,.e ' Qi ' I V, .W . I.. -.M G. Martwick B. Mather B, Maxam B. May J. McVicker 1: J iw I f l ff II' 'Mn T . I .w ig 'I 'kiki ,nfl ' . . , .f D. Mclntyre s. Macau R- MiCke'S0f' A- Milln o. Miner .. QW' . .,, 1 .. : 7 . ' WML ....,. 3 an , 1, X u I . 5- MOSEV C. Mortensen B. Myer B. Nelson P. Nordurf 1 1. x N 5 s......,.,E....,., , J. Oakley g i . If mi -' , N. Porter T. Fiead .ff C. Savage N. Sargent . Q :QP , T. Smith ' jfigi- f X. T 5, ' . ' y ,.,. , ... . .1 R '... , ,,.,,. L .aa .:., .., , , . .. T W S TQ. 1 T . T 1, , f .T . ...T Er ' , 1 ' A. Tm' D' D 'iff . ii ' x ' ie .. Z4 if T i . . .... rr . :-f: we ., 4 . , ., Q, 1-- 1 - .Q K 'iw J 'L Q T X - 71 ' X X , ETX L. Paukner c. Payte J. Philpot D. Pike A' Pmhe' B- Popma - - .. . ' T . S - . r , 1 ..,?i.,y.z, 7.., ... S me T it if . 'K ..,. ..,.. V. .. M In .5 S K if . - ,.' 5 i P. Purkhiser D. Rosenberry D. Savage 1 if 522 ix : P ' 'Q r ig. , .eeeee fi Ai i T. Sloan D. Sparks .. .. .. ., ,simwy.M.,,?,i.WbrW.,.i,..,M. K. Ray S. R ay R. Rollins B. Romine A. Rondeau THE ACTS OF THIS UFE ARE 7 .V -I i.:1f+e::.t.:2 i .ki , T . . .4 'rf' .... . . EFS: f JL.1 ' I- D. Salstrom Z . S 5 . fs... i D. Scofield P. Sanshez K.. G. Schumaker J. Smith if 1 in .33 M. Smith w je . ,,,,f'2a.. C. Spear D- S PVBY Eat, drink, and be merry! !? I R t-1 . J .V:, W5 Yi ' -V Ga xl 5? x a . f , T13 X Q 5 F E . J. Steele G. Stone A statin ,,,L I F 12- Y' L. 2 4, P. Stanley if m 1 iw rg In if t if WSE? . ' . Qaeziffif v , ,I 5 s it y. j fi . H . . fr'. 'r . 4 lim KJ. f' L ' K 'I . , f. 5 Mya- .3 .1 I-r g T. L,L,5 ,. ., .. . H . Z. , M ,,... .. T fwfr... ,fff ' ' . 5, . give I ir,--gn at T ' f, , 55:gi-gf.Z.ww.+,t.sfN. ' V A , ' Q an -F 252-f 4+-wa-gt.. .9-it-iw. ' i , f ' V . C. Stanton R. Steigleder 4, .- iii., T Q D. Stetzel J. Stevenson B- SWEET J. Strolvk D. Sullivan T. Taylors .l. Templeton THE DES TINY OF THE NEXT l S B. Stone R. Teske Juniors show enthusiasm in a burst of spirit. A . Q 2 K i :u fxff W it , .tte vs Nl- Tefefs H. Thomas L. Vandeberghe l ' 'fWQ1.1'f?3ffifaf iii? ii'.i.1'fY 1 itEi ' 1- E. s . 1 rsrs T E .. T E.ts D. Zimmerman G. Zimmerman SW' 83379: . V' X f, fv-. 2 B. West C. Wright M. Wright D. Wolfe ' . r' 'P B J at sm: ,V W V, Q f W , gV 5 :gh V ,' VVV V P 'V V L' f 31 j ' Vi V . 'i.5M V 7 ' ' ' ,f I' H Q53-in ,, ,,, :L' ' -' P W, Alsdorf S. Anderson L. Asche M. Bare J, Baunach SV Bay . ,,. 'W ' - VQQWV VVV,,,wV VV! V- Vg , VV V VMV ix VV V V - V I VV in VV V .Vario Va V gi VV , NV ,VV V1 P aw t P . V V , V .. V N,,VV .K VV VVV VVVV, V .. VVV, V V V . , V, 5 gb . V . ,.,.,.., V VV VV V T VVVV V , ,. ,, . V ji I V V VV VV,VV VV VV VV V V: Fl- Berberick J. Biduood T. Bietschek D. Bird B, Blake V P. Boeckman P. Beckett J. Belloni l. nfl t WM lad R. Boeckman P. Boettcher Sophomore Class Officers, Left to right: Mike Sams, President, Patti Beckett, Historian: Pete Kincart, Vice-President: Rhonda Endres, Treasurer, Arba Mushlitz, Secretary, John Richardson, Sargent-at-Arms. V. M ,., V V . , . fm, . me , V . , Q . J g, .51 ' A we L V MA V, Q.,-f g . ,V ,- . we 7 K A -V, .lf 1 , -my - . ' -1 4, ,U v, gr- ' , ig 3 P. Bogie S. sokoskie , M. Bristol K. Brown K. Bro , Twin PN Ai 'haul J. Boo D8 1 Si Xa WD V' VV K . , V .' lil' fl VV.. I 1 K ly l , 73 . ' - . ..-. .l 'L f . f- l K l ryy E Fa :Y E l 112 Nl- Caffee S. Calhoun D, Ca ise will f ' JT Q. :ff f' s,,t 'W k' Q that : W W W - - 4' ilu 5':' ' l s' 421- 2 f iw if Q. f s P 3 ..-ff' i ,Q 1 ' f , , V M. Boone D. Bradlev L. Bradley ,f-my , - , 'A . J, . .. iiilfiglgiti W slss W T. Brown J. Buche R, Buell ,' I 1 ,... w QW - I l !, S. Cameron R. Chustz ', V f M. Coale - , V.: RSV 4, , 4 iff,-f N , W , , 1 , , 4 ff M Sv L M ' D. Brandow ' g -. : Y ' we T 1 . 2 if Q .ff K5- 1 D. Burnam Q.. li'a '7.,f, V . M- 2 .5 C. Condart M. Briney V. Buxton r. 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K ,als . . l l if ' gaalivg. ., .9 1 f Q -. , L, Ii. - . .L 32 .1 ' 4+-'H 'if-' fr -we fi lgil . A IZ l' . , ,k k .N 5. V :L E, vi 1,4 -si.. V., 1 f l,,g ,l,lg ., , , :sn M Q ,eg -..' 'I 'E '-h- -W s ' s . ,l' . N:,-gs. if ' 'Q ., f ie , , L if . fir Q-g ,V -- . K. Eiiqgw. 5 .3, C. Dallas H. DiCenzo B. Dichtel P. Dornblaser L. Dresselhaus C. Dyson M. Edwell V- Eggers C. Elliot N. Fowler Ulf hex,-.-ai' l . ' ' me . . :A .yy , , ag 2 V . . Tl Q , . ' if ' 5' ' V' i' 1532 i. 5, ,T x I W? 'si' tif' -- - i ' '43 ' H. Green During the sophomore year, the canine teeth of the young lions became well developed, and they began to hunt their own prey. It is most intriguing to observe how from their blundering and uncertain start as freshmen, the young lions gradually grew in efficiency until they obtained their quarry with the same skill as old and pronounced hunters. The sophomores sponsored the successful football homecoming dance and won the bagrush. Their spirit and enthusiasm also added to the West Linn victory over Oregon City in the annual football civil war rivalry. The sophomores' sign reading, WL SOPHS say BEAT OC was hung over the OC elevator much to the dismay of OC fans. Next year as juniors, the class of 1970 is sure to carry on in true West Linn spirit. - .. - . y ,jf' 54 ' ' .I 353331-..,- 1 ef? L 4 -' l K r ' -lx K A ' ' 1 F ff wwf? 'T' Q. ffff. Z ,, if sf' ll'Q:'Vzi,r K - A has ,g ., ,, f, tl ' S . 4 5 , lkyvkl U . .. ., L. Elliot K. Ellis V. Enderlin R. Endres H. Engel L. Flamm r i' r ffl Lf fy WQTQTQE ' V ' T , 1. ,,, , - el- apr ' W 1 'i A .,. , f i ., , 'Wi t 5' 1 f -if ,,,, . 5 . i. U l f sw , i, , V H.-ll 'iilf 'Z ., l. .M ing , .mia , , ltr, -f , - . .M-H . 1, - , ' . .. . ,. ,JT iff' . - I. '. . i .flea ' ,L ' ' .s i,,.l,i1Ql1,. -1 V ' J' ' . ' .Y I -, . . fx' e mf V5 ' . 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Kious , nv ' ' 4 '51 , , fi:a'.Qsf? , f . . R. Krebs 4 ' A , .A-Q., .f K ff ' M. Lohman . -. f we ww: Q, f G. Marston an 9 . . , Y . . . I ., f' . ., fs: E' V . Z... V K ...f ,jg 2 L w . A .. ...Q - C. Hoogendijk I-A Howath L- H055 . 1.3.55 J... 1 tasty, G. Hundahl M. Hyde K- Johnson ..,. ,.,.. - A - ri W. '. , eff' ., K 1 +1 , , 2' . I.. ,Qi 53 , 2 ,X .. dw 'W C. Hoy , 5, 5 , i Z cgi .1 R. Johnston THE IMA GIN TION ...,.., ,,. ,M 4? sw D. Kitzmiller , he 'S . 12159: W 5 a a K .Q L. Laxson Knights of the Round Table' ' Q . . 1 Yi . lg, if Ai .55 H, , GM 51 1 Li' v V we .. if., . , , .it .2 M, . , fp , ,W 5 ' a'+:JZ? o. MacMillan D. Manning F- Nlanville ' ::. i K 'gm : ..: Q .f : . 7 W H. 5 N . tp' 3 G. Martin B. McCarIey A. McNamee ink' 17 '1-- 5 . Q! C. Marchant S Ly 5 ,. ,L 5 Y J. Michels :gfi -sw ' www, 35 ... I 5 ut, Mi , .W NL n fx 19554 KRW al If - vi fx, 43-Iwi! , ,,. S, L. W , My ,. Z' ' 1 rk , Q, 0 K' K I.. A L . . Viv' J. I. J . X .xg T. Mickelsen Lws.,3f,W .Mp A if fig rs ,,Li,., g2 up wflfgf . ,.L,E . .L,,,,,i w,.,:'fiwfA ,aa Q, , vm, :sin Jf'fgzi,giff!gs?5:A!sh' M. ff Jw: : wx fw . w WT I 54-1 5 J A ! X Q' 'ld J' f 1 , D ,W 1 . 4 4 gL.x . A. Mushlitz 1,,i-.M ,Jw 253. - X 1 A -an-1, v 'S J Q lk.. ' 4. WJ J -1. .zgnnzfw - M , lx, .1 4 f. L .gm ig . V x W M ff Q J 1 .. I ,, 1, 'Q-,WL cp A 7 . hwy -, ' n o HC ef + v x if w 4 5. W T S ww il J. x if af V x 933' J, Miner M. lvloehnke '. . . I , X f . ,V wi N? ' V , Lyl' ' Z-2 .fi fx' 1 JJQQ' . J fu. ' .1 1S+w .V f ' Lf J K. Nelson S. Nelson JA ITS UMITS, IS BOUNDIESS S J 1. sw- im' 2 J .J f gi, J 'J meg , Q, , If K. Molander E- M422 JTTIZJIEQ ' , w ifi -1923 fr A 1 disk' its A J. 4 Pk r Q' ff' J I lm L x f E Q ,L J Y a XV ww if , W ' ' , 4 Munson . Murray V W F i ' hi. ,iz . K .VV ... K wiv A In D f , -f - . ., A 51-V . , 'Ja jgawt . . ' , ysfxt-J.L,,.f3 .5 ga , . 1 '- . iw, A .3 3 iff... -X--4: -A g.x:ggigA,gyL , .- 1 . 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Saul 'E Mi , 1 I -I if f: : H x I iii , Q ' A 9 df? , E. Reseith K. Rossman . Qt K ... . 'Q 5 IVI. Sayre K. Schubert J. Schumacher Please, sir, just one more chance! 'fb Ti . ' 6 L iw., ' . '92 N... .T aww, Jw J- RiChBfdSOf1 D. Rickard K. Ritchey N. Robinson YM' rs, . ' QQ.. R Ll yi 'fr A-' THE S TRUGGLE FOR 5 W . r J V 'VNS tl, , ig, 5 ' , 3iffT,ii5l-5' 5 A til V7 Q. , al - D' Schweizer D. SEEIY B. Shaffrlel' M, Simpsgn eree lrree eeeerr ' e r K .ff 5593, L., .ff- . -K A A . , A nl' , .. +ve - .Q 9 .s..se' Kas. S . - ,A J i A, it ,if J B- Skinner E. Skinner P. Sliger J. Sloan rrae . it J r ' ii' - .. iQ R 'J Q ...ali R. Smith S. Smith T. Soliis S. Sparks 'Vik ' 'V . .. T i ' L' ' ' R . J 3' J L xi i i J 5' hi ll, 5, -',. R ' f - Y . fm ' ' . + V - . - . , , -. V - Q D. Strain J. Sullivan J. Suire F. Sweeney . . . X , f 5 .V , f if f 5 S . C . .. . P, T T T 25 'i gi '. I -. W ' fi , Y I , V A 'i il ? .J .if 1.2555 A iv : x ' i ,,L, wg .:. ' I ,,,, .. . 5 -- '- is . ' . . ' Ni 91. V. m. ,Tv .R H .... .z,.K.5::, S C. Taylor , . e: . wk . 4 V w ma .... i 'I ' is ge , J' HN La K. Van Laningham J. Taylor l i 2 1 . ..... 5 ' .ef his s Ls Q l M. Thomas G. Thompson L ff ,:, ff- A A A, L f sy v .,. .1 - fly ,V T ,f 5 J ,. K . Q r D. Trachsel D. Troutman C, Vrla sm.. .- cw Q. . K A k 'le' 1 gli f 4 I .xv , - .k...... . f 1. Y K X 9 if 5 'YQ 1 Q i wx 5 i Fi' H 9' v . . 5-.1 A 1 gwfim L. Wanker L. Wartena Nl. Weber TUDAY IS MSO FOR TOMGRROW 1, J, f V W I - .gggw .F . ii i.-..'Tii ' -.,T.,. .. C . V 1 +... S . 1 ' . w ,-.o 21-gf W ,.f, 51- f I. W - , 1 f 2 i k i i V.: ' Ei A ,.: .fi if J , .5 1 LT'h T A . i i C. Wenrick B. Williams .I. Williams P. Wilson S, Wilgon I -' '. . ff . M H A si: A , I - -:-' - V X ' 5 ia 1 M Y.. ,. T . X. ,. I I N Q rf ..,. , ,N y .. W i Vw . . - 19' . 5 . 5 2 A fs M, M ,, . . . Q fig E. Winfrey A Q , N, l J D. Wood C. Woodruff B. Yakes Fl. Yeaple L. Zirkle R. Youngblood . SOPHOMORES: two down and two to go!!! E. Wolf ii 1 f , Q y A M. Zacher Like LION cubs, the freshman experienced a world of new activities and situations at West Linn. The first challenge, the bagrush, was lost and conse- quently the freshman were in- itiated as all lion cubs should be. New circumstances were constantly on hand for the freshman to encounter includ- ing class, athletic, and scholas- tic competition. As the year progressed, the freshman cubs gradually adjusted to the life of a LION at West Linn High. Freshman Class Officers, Left to right: Pat Boettcher, Sargent-at- Arms, Gary Zea, Secretary, Debbie Keith,TreasurerpJohn Umbras,Vice- President: Lindsay Laxson, President. FRESHMAN lmvsr rv we al, Ig ,.,. I .... ,a aa slip- i YS l '- 1- if .Mei ff- I' in 1zl,gl,.3- -his-.is . , . ai , ., .gf.g3.,5 l ww? l f M35 Wi l S ' l an if ' l , 4- ' ll l . i i l ., ,, ll., I .. ,S ,,,, ,Jil l ll x , -f-at .flalifl WY- , l 4 , ' R. Adams S. Bailey M. Biatus ,ll E. Aden st, . fi' ff? iflil il rl 2 . 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Teters S. Taylor we-f xv muff My G. Vlahos J. Volberding FOR KNOWLEDGE V G i .. . . X J ew- C Wg J. Seymour C. Simerson C. Smith J. Smith iff? sf. WWE- r i J V D. Thomas J. Tolbert R. Tomsik A. . --f' if Q v . ' k i .1523 Q l,'mE5pwXwm Hitt it . . K ' T E . . aw Y It I 'X L, Wanker B. Wegner V. West Nl. White iii' w. lgfww.Q,. ' ' ' , 5,5--W1 , ,eqyei . , l i, . fzxfgwi , ' r . . ' i ZW' ..-- ..'Qf f f.4.1!gi23, iil ilhi llllllll J. Wievesiek M. Wills -- ' i. X Q A 'A - V' - ' e G, , -1-may Vi.. . .T .,, my .., A, D. Wing T. Witherspoon . .g..fw.. , - , G ll ? W 4 l D. Wold S. Woodworth H C. Wridg G. Zea 125 QI 3 wx 1. T s 5 ., 5 SWS E P President Dave Russell conducts initiation for new Sirs. West Linners whoop it up at the annual Sirs' Luau. First row: Roger Fetz, Dave Russell lpresidenti, Mike Elder lkeeper of the keyl, Mr. Snell ladvisorl, Mr. Adams ladvisori, Dennis Greenman, Bob Romine, Paul Blanding, Din Mohamed. Second row: Mark Pyrch, Mark Barham, Arlen Hallbacka, Larry Parsons, lvice-presidentl, Bill Pepper lsecretaryi, Bob Moravec ltreasurerl, Rick Rollins, Dave Moore, Jeff Lee. Third row: Bob Welch, Bill Hannegan, Fred Lenzser, Eddie Dierickx, Kip Elliott, John Baisch, Ross Smith, Roy Rowden, Terry Adovnik. Fourth row: Bernie May, Gary Schumaker, Dave Conrad, Jim Cullison, Dwight Woodruff, John Clarke, Brett Bidgood. SKI CLUB First row: Sandy Purkhiser, Kathy Rossman, Debbie Bird, Val Mclntyre, Debbie Dunmire lsgt.-at-armsl, Sue Lind, Margie Bare, Marsha Powell, Becky Gross. Second row: Marianna McLean, Dave Nicholson, Debbie Zimmerman, Danny Bird, Steve Myers, Mike Weber, Mike White, Marilyn Carter, John Falkenstein, Kathy Eckert. Third row: Miss Pitts ladvisorl, Danna Richey, Holly Marcus, Kathy Van Laningham, Kathy Nelson, Cindy Johnston, Emily Reitz, Debbie Schweizer, Gary Bauer, John Berry, Penny Glaspey, Tom McLean lpresidentl. Fourth row: Mike Sams, Jeff Bidgood, Jerry Delair, Dave Greger, Nancy Kennedy, Patti Fullerton lsecretaryl, Craig Zuck, Ken Greger, Ann Serell. Treasuer Veronica Eitzenhoefer not pictured. CHESS CLUB First row: Terry Bruce, Mike Hyde, Rick Black lhistorianl, Tim Mclntyre, Chris Hoogendijk. Second row: Gordon Zimmerman John Steele lvice-presidentl, John Seymour, Julia Strozyk, Mr. Braghero ladvisorl, Hugh Griffiths, Danfvin Keller. President Ai Cameron and secretary Mike Day not pictured. STUDENT COUNCIL Mr. Gettel, Advisor, lends a welcome hand. Vice-President Fred Lenzer listens while fellow student makes a point. Decision making is serious business. Note taking: a major part of being a representative HONOR SUCIETY First row: Emily Reitz, Carol Wright, Bonnie Herndon, Patti Beckett, Donna Asche, Linda Miller, Theresa Goldade, Julie Bergman. Second row: Fred Lenzer, Ellen Larson, Charlotte Romine, Sandy Maier ltreasurerl, John Clarke lpresidentl, Sharon Fisher lsecretaryl, Steve Lansing lvice-presidentl, Karen Schubert, Karma Misseldine, Barbara Boeckman. Third row: Bob Miles, Nancy Porter, Scott Benfield, Paul Blanding. Fourth row: Terry Brainerd, Hollis Thomas, Linda Bryant, Ann Serell, Dave Greger, Don Wills, Brett Bidgood, Howard Larson, Larry Erickson, Cindy Green, Betty Miles. srfcuu fnucA non Left to right: Lynn McFee, Carol Carlson, Tim Cousin, Shiela Schnell, Steve Boeckman, and Mr. Braghero, instructor. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CI.UB First row: Linda Standley, Ellen Larson, Kris Gent, Heather Jenner, Becky Sloan, Karen Gustafson, Nancy Hammond, Jill Jolly, Debbie Rickard, Barbara Boeckman, Margie Asche. Second row: Miss Aldana, Advisor, Scott, Woodworth, Fleed Jones, Jay Flakel, Hollis Thomas, Julie Stevenson, Din Mohamed, Ann Serell, Peggy Gipson, Mike O'Connor, Kathy Ellis, Marla Stanton, Carol Payte. Third row: Debbie Dodge, Sandy Crawford, Brenda Boeckman, Lori Tichenor, Patty Wall, Sandy Maier, Betty Miles, Donna Asche, Debbie Harmon, Debbie Wolfe, Dinny Sanders, Elliott Hastings, Joanna Dobson. Fourth row: Vicki Dippner, Nancy Porter, Terry Brainerd, Dean Marsh, Sandy Cushman, Steve Russell, Barbara Kerr, Randy Giles, Candy Boeckman, Ken Marsh, Bob Miles, Sharon Fisher. Din Mohamed crowned Emperor of Latin Banquet by Betty Miles. Slave girl pays homage to Emperor Din Mohamed at annual Latin Banquet. BOYS' LEAGUE OFFICERS GIRLS' LEAGUE GEEICERS Boys' League Officers Bernie May, Sec- retary-Treasurer, Bob Moravec, President, Dave Russell, Vice-President, and Dennis Greenman discuss future activities with Advisors Mr. Smith and Mr. Glenn. Under the able leadership of officers iseatedl Val Mclntyre, Vice-President: Shawn Dady, President: Joyce Long, Treasurer. iStandingl Becky Gross, Sec- retary: and Virginia Beach, Room Atten- dant, the Girls' League had a successful and enjoyable year. The annual Twlrp Week, Father-Daughter Dinner and Cot- ton Day highlighted the '67-'68 calendar. KALEIDOSCOPE First row: Bryan Jolly, Theresa Goldade leditorl, Randy Giles, Becky Hansen. Second row: Norma Guiss, Terry Brainerd, Sheryl Kosta, Linda Bryant, Charlotte Lehan, Karma Misseldine. SENIOR BUSINESS CLUB First row: Cindy Johnston, Kris Van Laningham, Sheila Johnson, Tory Eakin, Marianne Norman, Dawna Johnson, Ellen Larson, Chris Woodbury, Cherri Williams. Second row: Karen Groves, Mrs. Spencer ladvisori, Mrs. Freeman ladvusori, Barbara Boeckman lpresidenti, Mrs. Perrin ladvisori. Marsha Powell lvice-presidenti, Connie Phillips ltreasureri, Karen Whittington lsecretaryl, Terry Hoss, Caren Hanni. Third row: Shirley Teske, Mrs. Holsworth ladvisori, Sue Gehrke, Nancy Kennedy, Mr. Schumacher ladvisorl, Karen Repp, Gayle Connors, Shawn Dady, Laurie Walsh, Linda Standley, Maureen McLellan, Sharlene Gollihugh. Fourth row: Sherry Winker, Brenda Boeckman, Betty Miles, Virginia Beach, Marla Stanton, Donna Asche, Carol Peck, Candy Boeckman, Sue Hopwood, Joyce Long, Lark Allen, Danna Richey, Brenda Boswell, Sally Slothower. I msnununvf EDUCATION First row: Jackie Philpot ltreasureri, Mr. Schumacher ladvisorl, Carol Mortensen lsecretaryl, Kathy McMahon, LeAnna Emerson. Second row: Doug Greenlee, Debbie Zimmerman, Ken Marsh, Chris Kennerly, Ken Clevenger, Dorothy Rosenberry. President Randy Weber and vice-president Jane Kennerly not pictured. SQUAD First row: Joe Buche, Don Duncan, Kent Molander, Mike Weber, Terry Gage, Ken Strawn. Second row: Pete Stevens, John Falkenstein, Harry Green, Dennis Dimick lasst: fire chiefl, Mr. Bishop ladvisori, Doug MacMillan, Randy Wolfenbarger, Dave Glimpse. Third row: Ken Clevenger, Hugh! Griffiths, Dwight Woodruff, Bryan Jolly, Arba Mushlitz, Craig Zuck, Doug Stoll, Mark Simpson, Howard Larson. Fourth row: Randy Kearns, Rick Fosberg, Chris Hoogendijk, Lee Gardner, Keith Shalberg. Brian Gage, Ken Nodurft, Dennis Greenman, Roy Rowden. Fire Chief Mark Smith not pictured. 5 Y INTER-CI.UB COUNCIL First row: Emily Aden, Nora Bell, Charlotte Romine, Kathy Hubbard, Alice Erickson. Second row: Sue Gehrke, Bev Geigle, Debbie Schweizer, Marsha Gordon lpresidentl, Cheryl Savage lvice-presidentl, Colleen Elliott lsecretaryl, Lynn Rader lsgt.-at-armsl, Dena Burnum ltreasurerl, Rae Berberick. Third row: Mrs. Grunst ladvisorl, Camille Wegner, Joan Stevenson, Shirley Bradley, Judy Endres, Kathy McFall, Pat Briney, Shalleen Elliott, Pat Nodurft, Mrs. Mackey ladvisorl. Fourth row: Janet Green, Gigi Vlahos, Chris Brainerd, Linda Oldenstadt, Becky Groves, Valerie West, LeAnna Emerson, Natalie Trax, Carol Wright. GIRIS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION First row: Dwight Woodruff, Thespians president, Marsha Gordon, GAA president, Alan Cameron, Chess Club president: Ann Serell, IRC president and ICC secretary, John Clarke, Honor Society and ICC president, Bob Moravec, Boys' Club president, Linda Bryant, MMM president, Bryan Jolly, Forensics president. Second row: Sally Slothower, rally, Sandy Maier, FTA president: Larry McKeever, FFA president, Julie Bergman, Debutante dance-leader, Larry Erickson, band representative, Natalie Trax, FHA president: Bonnie Herndon, Annual co-editor. Third row: Cheryl Savage, Pep Club president, Kathy McMahon, DE representative: Cl b resident, Shawn Dady, Girls League president: Teresa Goldade, Kaleidoscope editor, Barbara Boeckman, Senior Business u p Tom McLean, Ski Club president. FUTURE TEACHERS 0E AMERICA First row: Mr. Postlewait, advisory John Steele, President, Bill Ritchey, Gordon Zimmerman, Reed Jones. Second row: Kathie Steele, Terry Bruce, Steve Blake, Phil Bogle, Jay Rakel, Janice Brady. Third row: Steve Rader, Don Wills, Kelli Brown, .lon Buckly, Robin Brown, Carol Wright, Kathie Ray. TECHNICAI. SERVICE ORGANIZATION First row: Nancy Porter, Teressa Smith, Nancy Hammond, Sandy Crawford, Glenda Bobillot, Jackie Philpot, Colleen Wenrick, ' b Linda Miller, Melinda Schaber. Second row: Ellen Larson, Gay Phillips, Nancy Maier, Candy Boeckman lsecretaryl, Bar ara Boeckman lvice-presidentl, Sandy Maier lpresidentl, Carol Rivers ltreasurerl, Sharon Fisher, Sue Hopwood, Debbie Schweizer, Margie Asche. Third row: Jadeen Bailey, Dinny Sanders, Emily Reitz, Judy Bennett, Barbara Kerr, Jill Jolly, Sandy Cushman, Alice Erickson, Becky Nelson, Carol Mortensen, Debbie Rickard, Linda Horvath. Fourth row: Brenda Boeckman, Lori Tichenor, Larry Erickson, Prudy Brown, Nancy Kennedy, Ann Serell, Caren Hanni, Bryan Jolly, Patti Wall, Karen Cunningham, Joyce Long. Historian Marji Nast not pictured. K AMPLIFIER STAFF Mr. Pond, Advisor, makes suggestions to staff members Lucille Moser and Din Mohamed Editor Marji Nast supervises staff work. Seated: Lucille Moser, Debbie Gefroh, Ann Kehrli, Lon Cardiff, Mat Miner. Standing: Cristy Thompson, Din Mohamed, Gary Anderson, Marji Nast, Editor, Dan Woodmark. Not pictured is Arlen Hallbacka. 144 1 CONCERT BAND First row: Lynne Rader, Evie Murray, Louise Wood, Fred Burleigh, Cindy Green, Becky Nelson, Alice Erickson, Linda Bryant, Cheryl Jensen. Second row: Charlotte Romine, Duane Stetzel, Carol Wright, Donna Asche, Cheryl Savage, Steve Blake, Terry Wollam, Larry Erickson, Jerry Baunach, Archie Cunningham, Dave Miller. Third row: Dick Schalk, Gary Brim, Lee Koellermieir, Larry Asche, Pete Hundahl, Gary Hundahl, Bob Romine, Tom McLean, Jim Beloni, Ralph Boeckman. Fourth row: Ken Greger, Dennis Dunmire, Mike Day, John Sloan, Harry Green. ORCHESTRA First row: Randy Giles, Margie Asche, Miss Helen Brunner, Brenda Quint, Karen Borland, Kathy McFalI, Randy New, Vince Lidster. Second row: Alice Erickson, Linda Bryant, Cheryl Jensen, Evie Murray, Steve Blake, Larry Erickson. Third row: Archie Cunningham, Dave Miller, Dick Shalk, Tom McLean, Jim Belloni. Fourth row: Mr. Howard Jones, Mike Day, Dan Dollar, Jayne Cross. Anvxwcfu cuom First row: Lynn Rader, Candy Dyson, Sharon Bastings, Debbie Schweizer, Walter Cunningham, Randy Giles, Monte Zacher, Mike Sayer, Rhonda Buell, Bertha Kallman, Ellen Larson, Jane Cross, Mr. Jensen. Second row: Chris Thompson, Rhonda Yakes, Sharon Nelson, Claudia Marchant, Dan Dollar, .lon Buckley, Gary Davis, Gary Thompson, Karen Borland, Val Mclntyre. Third row: Pat Dornblaser, Julie Strozyk, Lila Cropper, Terry Wollam, Mark Allbritton, Dave Crawford, Mickey Logue, Susan Sparks, Chris Fleplogle, Terry Bietschek, Marsha Gordon. Fourth row: Lydia Ford, Karen Hettinger, Brenda Holden, Margaret Smith, Don Wills, Ken Phipps, Mark Barham, Prudy Brown, Kathy McMahon, Carol Woodruff, Peggy Warren, Sue Gilbert. GIRLS NONEITE Row 1: Claudia Merchant Miss Brunner Carol Woodruff Lila Cropper Row 2: Sharon Nelson Debbie Schweizer Lynne Rader Becky Nelson Sue Sparks Alibe Erickson BRASS SIXTH' Seated: Jerry Baunach Larry Asche Lee Koellermieir Standing: Harry Green John Sloan Ralph Boeckman BEGINNING CHOIR First row: Teressa Smith, Dan Dunn, Cherry Henderson, Pat Boettcher, Ann Kennerly, Gary Needham, Becky Green, Dan Fife Penny Glaspey. Second row: Darwin Keller, Rick Stewart, Faye Sparrow, George Hofmann, Rosie Alsdorf, Myron Piercy, Karen Cunningham, Mark Gettel, Judy Endres, Miss Brunner, Director. Third row: Mike Jordan, Ray Grunst, Betty Hitchrick, Bob Hazard, Liz Burris, Laurel Paige, Lynne Robinson, Aleta Gusterine, Esther Barber, Sylvia Paige, Dennis Knight. Fourth row John Umbras, Kathe Eckert, Linda Dewing, Mary lnstenes, Candy Pearson, Lois Wanker, Sharon Sparrow, Janet Peter. Steve Blake EI.UTE TRIO Cheryl Jensen Lynda Bryant Alice Erickson EROSN TRIPI.E TRIO Row 1: Becky Green Judy Endres Ann Kennerly Liz Burris Miss Brunner Row 2: Linda Dewing Candy Pearson Mary lnstenes Penny Glaspey Then said a teacher, Speak to us of Teaching. And he said: No man can reveal to you aught but that which already lies half asleep in the dawning of your knowledge. The teacher who walks in the shadow of the temple, among his followers, gives not of his wisdom but rather of his faith and his lovingness. If he is indeed wise he does not bid you enter the house of his wisdom, but rather leads you to the treshold of your own mind. The astronomer may speak to you of his un- derstanding of space, but he cannot give you his understanding. The musician may sing to you of the rhythm which is in all space, but he cannot give you the ear which arrest the rhythm nor the voice that echoes it. And he who is versed in the science of numbers can tell of the regions of wight and measure, but he cannot conduct you thither. For the vision of one man lends not its wings to anotherman. -from THE PROPHET if eff K SCHOOL BDARD, FACUITY Nlr. Woodruff 1 52 Mr. Renner LEAD QUEST FOR PROGRESS THROUGH IEARNING . i ,la ,z,,f, , 11. t Principal Mr. Zacur, Superintendent Mr. Tunnel, Vice-Principal Mr. Gettel. Mr. Shearer, Director Mr, Pfam MY- Wvffeis of Counseling and Guidance Vocational Director . Attendance Supervisor The West Linn High School Board and administration have made this year one of great progress through cooperation. To Mrs. Lehan, a member for ten years and currently sewing as chairman, we, the Annual Staff, wish to express our appreciation for the hard work and dedication she and the board have given our school district. Mrs. Lehan will retire from the board at the conclusion of this year. 153 l wonder how many days of detention this will get me? Mrs. Gretchen Kirkey Counselor, World History Mrs. N ewto n Atte ndance Secretary 154 Wifi.. t,.r, rlli, y l.t,.l t - ..., , f if ? ii ,A V1 N A . ...X 5. 9-tl i f . .5 is Q. ri g . . 5 '-ECL' -t w Bw iqfwf - Lrg 3, ,-A? L, . ,f .j' f.qr ,,Qgs3:.Kgf . it ' fr Mrs. McLarty Attendance Secretary 4, ':21.:m,g,1-eg:-:1-3,36-ga-gigs....qgrasffgge-, Q v ws. if -k5,,y1:,.z1zzg1fg1:a' -.2 1:5 13 31, f,--5. i,,.,,,..,,,- ., .. . k r x. .f 2 'ii.5IvQ:i5:' ' ' wf:S3:u, 5' ' .. .5--,155 , g. 59. - 7 f .A - ' ' I K .Q le. fi .5 ,sa , iii L F2 .- .fm . . K 5 QQ. K Mrs. Eyler Secretary to Mr. Tunnell Mr. Bob Sweet Vocational Director - Jr. Counselor .J , 5 Mrs. Doris Daiker Soph. Counselor Mrs. Chapman Library Secretary Mrs. Hannegan Secretary to Mr. Nixon Mrs. Gallo Financial Secretary Mrs. Whitney Secretary to Mr. Zacur Mrs. Rash Secretary to Mr. Jensen Sanford Librarian lVlr. Dan Rollins Driver's Education lVIr. Dick Braghero Specia, Education Students confer in only Calculus class in county MATHEMATICS Mr- Al Miles Nlr. DOD Smith General Math Algebra How should I know, that is what the answer book says. MVS- l-Offame 7-'ghfowlef Algebra, Gen. Math 155 The Pond's seven day beauty plan is demonstrated by Drama students. Discovery in Art, So this is copper enameIing? HOME ECONOMICS Not the eggshells, Jackyel M, 5 FINE ARTS Mrs. Ellen Martin Art, Annual 1 I is .Q V Spanking?--an American birthday custom? asks Din Mohamed of the Speech Department. Mr. Thomas Postlewait Mrs. Marcie Gano Drama Speech, World Today Miss Helen Brunner Mr. Robert Schaefer Choir Band Miss Carol Pitts H0 me ECOUOVTHCS Head Home Economics Department Counselor Mrs Doris Darker Mr. LaMar Jensen Head, Music Department Fine Arts Mr. Ernie McKie Physical, General Science , . 'E .1 'wr' MW A ,,.--an L L , i ii A1 V L , V - Agfa ,,g,,,IQQi 1 K 5 5 ' i :mr-' ?5 ff3?E,5Z1F f5ffj, ,C. fm, ' 1 ',.'.::.. -- 1 1 r ir-,raw- -,Ig , ' 'rf wgkr:--,:,pg:. J 1 : . I.' 'f H.. 3.2 if :. :if 2 24: 5' :S 225:21 ?'51'L:1l.f?f ' A-:Lili '-V '-if :,,- 1224! , 4' 2-izizii H. lu? 11 Q H 13.231556 islam? Mr. Larry Prefountain Chemistry Adv l - Mr. Jim Snell Now class, this is a rabbit Two grams plus two grams equals what? Physics, Geometry, Calculus I58 Say that just once more, Mr. Snell. SCIENCE MV- Sam Nixon Mr. Dallas Johnson Mr' Don Sem Biology Biology Algebra, Gen. Science Look what's in our drinking water! Students observe happening in ripple tank. ahhhhh, they'll never learnl LANGUAGE ARTS Miss Alicia Aldana Mrs. Sandfe WGIIEYS l Does France Have Rabbits Tool s 4 Study hard Jenny, the test isn't 'til tomorrowl And FUfh9l'm0l'9 Ce35al l Mr. Russell Schumacher IVlrs. Pat Freeman Mrs. LaVere Perrin Mrs. Sonja Spencer Head of Business GENERM BUSIN SS, SHORTHAND, 8 TYPING Oh No, I unplugged Mr. Zacurl But the book showed it this way. My typewriter chimesl 161 Mrs. Betty Canon, Head of Language Arts Dept. - Mrs, Betty Bursheim Mrs. Roberta Glesea Think hard, Matt, it'II come to you! Mr. Pond and his magic wand. if-4 1 Q i ri ' V f . F iq MVS- GYBCG Herr Mrs. Jan Jenkins Miss Kay Kirchoff Mr. WalIY Pond 162 Mrs- Jeanette Gremng Mrs- Jean Sack Mrs. Marilyn Shuberg Mrs. Phyllis Swank ' --'W an ,, . ,Q J RV V .3-vw l disagree, Brutus--a protagonist??? The English Department of West Linn High School busily func- tions in providing a vast literary background to students. Origi- nal compositions are encouraged and if a student creates an in- teresting piece of reading, he may submit his work to the Kaleido- scope, a paper-back collection of numerous types of literature written by West Linn students and published yearly. Oh, how l hate photographers. lPicture at rightl Mr. Robert Bishop Mrs. Lucille Grunst Mrs. Elaine Mackey Mr. Stanley Schwabuar Oh, gnome on, Marsha PHYSICAL EDUCATION 4 O.K., l'm going, l'm goingl Mr. Michael Glenn Head of Soc. Stud. Dept socuu sfiiififcf Mr. Norval Adams w That's right..., the civil war was in the United States. Mr. William Lee Mrs. Bonnie Schlieman Mr- Robert Sweet -A -,.b 5 i +5-rw, Now as I recall this lever does...what? 166 Now you see this thingamagig, don't you? INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Don Schmeiser Mr. Rod Juranek Mr. Robert Higgins Electronics Agriculture Crafts, Machine Woodworking A tug on this and you can...cut your thumb off! When in doubt---read instructions! 'M' .. ii gfgf 3 ixfi i i J : ,.1. Aa' .iE5i5'1:5E.f?iZf..?'1-5531 mem . 131 Mr. Rich Morton Mr. Chester Hanning Drafting, Power Mechanic Metal Shop What do I do with these four extra pieces? MAINTENANCE ENGINEERS mia .' frM22,IiiIZIE2ISi!3ii2iQlE5vi5?i25A?2Qi9Qx?qi2ai. We ,D :.v.Mr- M2 w:w1: 'W:+..gM:gAii QM - M .MW r,,:,gQN ,WEggr:sQ5,,wrgge:5g:w4v ,,,, I .,,. I 7, ' I ' 'fggy In ,sm zpgrj i I A , y r, , , ! ,:-Q, K., -,.zA,2J, I Ar' ' :aaa ii, Wil ieif i I ' ,, fi' H, ,. , 4 . 2- 1. V ' ,M Wi -. .. , :., fr seq, . H N F' 1 5 g ,svgqhszyg .Mg i.5.Q5,,f,fesC5..'1-X I , , ,517 Mi, , V A 3 .. N .W ... ..,, , L,., , A A I 1 w,,- - 3 , .A f -gy CIIIINARY MASTERS M. Wilson V. Olmstead O. Schaffer Z. Myers- Lau nd ress 1 68 I R. Trueax G0 FETCH-ERS Mr. Brooks Mr. Vilhour ':W'ii 'Sf.2f -r 516711 lzfi'-15'iHi.J2 'Y 4 A ,,,. 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Draper MV- Teikfma ' Mr. Mindihall Mr. Volesdt Mr. Church Mf- Mofmahan Mr. williams SENIORS Adams, Steve, 33, 78, 84 Adovnik, Terry, 14, 17, 42, 44, 78, 8 Allbritton, Mark, 84, 148 Allen, Lark, 84, 89, 135 Alsdorf, Rosalie, 30, 136, 140 Anderson, Gary, 36, 84, 144 Andreas, Diane, 84 Arnold, lawrence, 84 Asche, Donna, 84, 40, 132, 133, 145 Bailey, Jadeen, 84, 141 Barham, Mark, 72, 84, 97, 129, 148 Basting, Sharon, 66, 84, 148 Bauer, Gary, 84, 130 Beach, Virginia, 84, 134, 135, 140 Beko, Margaret, 84 Benfield, Scott, 45, 85, 132 Bennett, Lee, 59 Bergman, Julie, 4, 85, 128, 132, 139 Berry, John, 85, 130 Biatus, Roger, 85 Black, Richard, 63, 85, 130 4, 129 INDEX The Green and Gold staff wishes to convey sincere gratitude for the fin- ancial support of the following local businesses: WALLY'S Music sHoP BEN FRANKLIN DoN's GLADSONE Lockens wlEvEslEk AND TRIPP McCALL stuolo MATILES A west LINN THRIFTWAY u.s. NATIONAL BANK OREGON clrv BRANCH OREGON CITY SPORTING HEWETT VINTON SHOE CORP. Boeckman, Barbara, 85, 132, 135, 141 Boeckman, Brenda, 85, 133, 135, 141 Boeckman, Candace, 85, 133, 135, 141 Boeckman, Steven, 85, 132 Boschee, Stella Bokoskie, William Boswell, Brenda, 85, 128, 135 Bradley, Rodney, 42, 44 Breitbarth, Tom, 77, 85 Bremmeyer, Christie, 24, 79, 85 Bremmeyer, Flick, 86 Brooks, Kees Brown, Prudy, 86, 128, 141, 148 Bryant, Linda, 86, 132, 135, 139, 145-6, 149 Buche, Mike Burson, Margaret Buxton, Mary, 86 Cameron, Alan, 86, 139 Cardiff, Lon, 33, 86, 144 Carlson, Robert, 86 Clarke, John, 63, 86, 129, 132, 139 Carter, Rick Clary, Dennis, 43, 44, 135 Colgan, David, 87, 129 Connors, Gayle, 87, 128, 135 Conrad, David, 87, 129 Crandell, Bill Crawford, Carol, 87 Crawford, David, 15, 17, 87, 148 Crawford, Phil, 87 Cullison, James, 52, 79, 87, 129 Cunninghan, 79, 148 Curtis, David, 87 . Dady, Shawn, 72, 87, 97, 127, 134, 135, 139 Davis, Daniel, 17, 45, 58, 59 Day, Michael, 87, 146 De Hut, Larry De Lair, Jerry, 87, 130 Dierickx, Edward, 7, 14, 17, 37, 53, 70, 88, 129 Dollar, Dan, 146, 148 Duncan, Dean Dunn, Dan, 88 Eakin, Tori, 88, 135 Elder, Mike, 88, 89, 129 Elliott, Judy, 88 Elliott, Kip, 52, 88, 179 Endres, Christine, 88 Erickson, Lawrence, 88, 132, 139, 141, 145-8 Eskridge, Mike, 63, 88 Falkenstein, John, 63, 88, 130, 137 Fanning, Jim, 88 Ferguson, Michael, 88 Fisher, Sharon, 4, 53, 88, 90, 132, 133, 141 Flem, Carolyn, 88 Ford, Lydia, 89, 148 Fosberg, Rick, 16, 17, 89, 137 Fullerton, Patti, 89, 128, 130 Gehrke, Susan, 62, 89, 135, 139 Gerba, Nicholas, 89 Gilbert, Suzanne, 148 Gilbertson, Tim, 89 Giles, Randy, 89, 93, 133, 135, 145,146,143 Gill, Jane, 89 Glimpse, David, 66, 89, 137 Goldade, Teresa, 89, 132, 135, 139, 143 Gollihugh, Sharlene, 89, 135 Gordon, Marsha, 90, 139, 145, 148 Graap, Sandra, 90 ' Graham, Gordon, 16, 17, 90 Green, Christine, 90 Green, Michael Greenlee, Doug, 5, 22, 23, 63, 90, 137 Greger, David, 90, 130, 132, 140 Griffiths, Hugh, 90, 130, 137 Gross, Becky, 30, 90, 127, 130, 134 Groves, Karen, 90, 135 Grow, Roger, 90 Hallbacka, Arlen, 36, 74, 91, 93, 129, 74 Hannegan, William, 17, 85, 91, 129 Hanni, Caren, 77, 91, 85,129, 77 Harris, Velvet, 143 Heimel, Edward, 91, 142 Herndon, Bonita, 4, 43, 91, 128, 132, 139, 143 Holden, April, 91 Hopwood, Susan, 85, 91, 135, 140 Hoss, Terri, 91, 128, 135 Hov, Stephen Hunt, Rick, 91 lmmer, Susan, 91,128,140 James, Alan Jensen, Cheryl, 91, 136, 145, 146, 149 Johnson, Dawna, 91, 135 Johnson, Sheila, 91, 135 Johnston, Cindy, 91, 93, 130, 135 Jolly, Bryan, 92, 135-7, 139, 141 Jones, Marilyn, 92, 138 Jordan, Marlene, 92 Josey, Wayne, 92 Kaiser, Steven, 92 Kearns, Randy, 16, 17, 43, 44, 92, 137 KehrH,Ann,33,78,92,144,140,78 Kennedy, Nancy, 92 Kennerly, Jane, 92 Kent, Wendy, 92 King, Shirley Klinger, Sandra, 93 Klingsporn, Arthur, 93, 142 Knoefel, Robert, 93 Knudson, Timothy, 17, 93 Koons, Virginia, 93 Koski, Cliff, 93 Lansing, Steven, 14, 17, 36, 58, 75, 82, 93, 99, 132 Larson, Ellen, 93, 132-3, 135, 141, 145, 148 La Salle, Ron, 59, 94 Laxson, Leslie, 94, 128 Lee, Jeff, 16, 17, 42, 44 Lenzer, Fred, 6, 52, 76, 94, 136, Lidster, Vincent, 94, 146 Lofgren, Michael, 94 Logue, Mildred, 94, 148 Lohman, Gloria, 6, 90, 94 Lohman, Wesley Long, Joyce, 75, 83, 84, 94, 127, 134, 136, 141 Long, Rocky, 94, 147 Mahar, Thomas, 53, 94 Maier, Sandra, 94, 132, 133, 139, 140, 141 Malone, Allan, 94 Mansfield, William, 94 Matzke, Deborah, 94 Mc Fall, Gary, 95 Mc Keever, Larry, 95, 139, 142 Mc Kinney, Sherrie, 95 Mc Lellan, Maureen, 27, 91, 95, 135 Mc Mahon, Candy, 140 Mc Mahon, Kathryn, 95, 137, 139, 148 Mc Namee, Melvin Meyers, Kathy Mickelson, Gary, 143 Miles, Betty, 95, 132, 133, 135 Miles, Bob, 95, 132, 133, 145, 147 Miller, Linda, 95, 132, 141 Miner, Matthew, 94, 144 Misseldine, Karma, 95, 132, 135, 140 Mohamed, Shaharudin, 9, 8, 41, 95, 129, 136, 133 Moravec, Robert, 14, 17, 37, 53, 73, 83, 91, 95, 129, Moser, Lucille, 96, 44 Moser, Nancy, 96 Munson, Kurt, 16, 17, 53 Murray, James Myer, Jim, 96 Nash, Gordon, 5 Nast, Marjorie, 96, 136, 141, 144 Niederer, Karyn, 96 Norman, Marianne, 96, 135 O'Connor, Linda, 96, 128 Oppel, Barbara, 96 Otto, Gary, 96 Overton, Gregory, 96 Paeper, William, 96 Parsons, Larry, 36, 53, 82, 88, 90, 96, 129 Paul, Toby Pease, Terry, 101 Memorium Peck, Carol, 96, 135 Pepper, Bill, 59, 96, 129 Phillips, Connie, 4, 96,135 Phillips, Gay, 96, 141 Phipps, Kenneth, 96, 145, 148 Pierce, Thomas Pond, Shelley Powell, Marsha, 76, 95, 97, 122, 130, 135 Pyrch, William, 97, 129 Raney, Rodney Redmond, Mary, 97, 128 Reedy, William, 5, 63, 97 Reitz, Emily, 94, 97, 128, 130, 132, 140, 141 Renn, Roxanne, 97 Repp, Karen, 97, 135 Richardson, Patrick, 52, 97 Richey, Donna, 97, 130, 135 Ritchey, William, 97, 140, 141 Rivers, Carol, 97, 141 Robinson, Greg, 52, 97 Rothman, Gary, 52, 97 Rowden, Roy, 97 Russell, David, 15, 17, 53, 95, 97, Russell, Elene, 4, 98 Russell, Stephen, 22, 98, 133 Russell, Tom, 66, 98 Sanders, Dinny, 98, 132, 133, 141 Saul, Gregory, 98 Schaber, Karla, 98 Schaber, Melinda, 138, 141 Schalk, Dick, 98, 146, 147 Schwinof, Cynthia Seaver, John, 98 129,134 134,139 Seely, Dennis, 5 Seifert, Larry, 98 Serell, Ann, 82, 99, 130, 132, 133,140,141 Shalberg, Eugene Shipley, Raymond Skyles, Maryette, 99 Sloan, Robert, 17 Slothower, Sally, 4, 41, 74, 99, 127, 135, 139 Smith, Mark, 66, 99 Smith, Ron, 42, 44, 99, 129 Smith, Ross, 99 Smith, Tommy, 99 Standley, Linda, 99, 128, 133, 135 Stanton, Marla, 99, 133, 135 Stevens, Peter, 137 Stewart, Barbara, 99 Stoll, Douglas, 14, 17, 58, 137 Stone, Mark, 99 Strawn, Kenneth, 58, 99, 137 Sweeney, Colleen, 99 Sweet, David Teske, Shirley, 100, 135 Teters, Gary, 100 Thompson, Cristy, 100, 144, 148 Throop, Glenn, 17, 52, 100 Tichenor, Lori, 100, 133, 141 Tiedeman, Lana, 100 Trax, Natalie, 100, 138, 139 Umber, Sharon, 100 Vandeberghe, Jerry Van Laningham, Kristan, 100, 135 Vilhauer, Cindy Vrla, Terry Wall, Patricia, 30, 100, 128, 133, 138, Walsh, Laurie Warren, Peggy, 148 Waters, Daniel, 24, 44, 66, 100 Weber, Randal, 100 Welch, Robert, 63, 100, 127, 129 White, Tim, 100 Whittington, Karen, 100, 135 Wieme, Sylvia, 100 Wievesiek, Leslie, 7, 73, 100 Williams, Sharon, 100, 135 Williams, Susie, 62,101 Wills, Donald, 31, 132, 140, 141, 145, Wilson, Roger Winfrey, Faye, 101 Winker, Sherry, 101, 135 Wolfenbarger, Randy, 101, 137 Wollam, Terry, 101, 146, 148 Wood, Roseanne, 101 Woodbury, Christine, 101, 135 Woodmark, Daniel, 15, 17,101, 144 Woodruff, Dwight, 68, 90, 101, 127, 1 Wright, David, 101 Wymore, Lynn, 101 Yakes, Ronda, 66, 101, 145, 148 Yeomans, Tom Zak, Douglas Zuck, Craig, 15, 17, 101, 130, 137 JUNIORS Asche, Marjorie, 106, 132, 133, 141, 1 Bailey, Dale, 106 Baisch, John, 15, 17, 59, 58, 106, 129 Beerman, Dan, 5, 17 Bell, Nora, 106,139 Bell, Scott Bidgood, Brett, 63, 106, 129, 132 140,141 148 29, 137, 45, 146 Blake, steve, 106, 141, 145, 146,,1'47, 148 Blanding, Paul, 106, 129, 132 Bobillot, Glenda, 106,141 Borden, Evelyn, 106, 141 Borland, Karen, 106, 145, 146, 148 Boschee, Stanley Boughn, Greg, 106 Brainerd, Terry, 106, 132, 135, 133, 1 Brandow, David, 58 Brady,Janice, 62, 106, 136, 141 Breitbarth, Steve, 106 Brim, Gary, 106, 146, 147 Briney, Patricia, 106, 139 Brown, Kelli, 106, 140, 141, 143 36 139,14 0 Blown, Russell Bruce, Terry, 106, 130, 140, 141 Bruenderman, Mildred, 106, 138 Bryant, Bill, 107 Buckley, Jon, 107,140, 141,148 Buell, Lynn, 107 Burleigh, Fred, 107 Burnum, W.H.-, 107 Burson, Rebecca, 107 Buse, Joan, 107, 138 Carpenter, Mike, 107 Carroll, Rita, 107 Carter, James Carter, Marilyn, 6, 47, 107, 128, 130 Clevenger, Babette, 107 Clevenger, Kenneth, 107, 137 Comstock, Mike Conover, Glenda Cotrell, Michael, 107 Cox, Harold, 107, 142 Cunningham, Archie, 17, 107, 59, 146,147 Curlee, Ilene, Jo Davey, Lois, 107 Davis, Nancy, 107 Dimick, Dennis, 22, 59, 107, 146, 147 Dippner, Vicki, 107, 133 Dobson, Michael, 24, 107 Dobson,Joanna, 107, 133 Dodge, Debra, 107, 133 Donsky, Linda, 107 Doty, Barbara, 107 Douglas, Steve Duncan, Deanna, 107 Dunmire, Debbie, 107, 130, 136 Eastman, Robert, 58, 107, 142 Egger, Arthur, 107 Eitzenhoefer, Veronica, 4, 107, 143 Ek, Karen Elfving, Chris, 17, 107 Elliott, Carol, 107, 128 Emerson, Le Anna, 107, 137, 139 Erickson, Alice, 26,107, 139, 141, 145-49 Evans, Ann, 107, 128 Fetz, Roger, 52, 107, 138 Fiala, Anne, 107, 138 Franke, Natalie, 107 Fuson, Carolyn, 107 Gardner, Lee, 66, 137 Gardner, Sherrie, 107 Gent, Kristen, 107, 133 Gerow, Beverly, 107, 128, 143, 145 Gipson, Peggy, 107, 133 Godbey, Gregg, 108 Greenman, Dennis, 47, 108, 129, 134, 137, 142 Guiss, Norma, 27, 108, 135 Gustafson, Karen, 108, 133 Hamersley, Mark, 22, 23, 59, 108 Hansen, Becky, 108, 132, 135 Hastings, Scott Herdt, Waldine, 108 Hess, Deana, 108, 138 Hickman, Chris, 108 Holden, Brenda, 108, 145, 148 Holden, Molly, 108 Houser, J. Howard, Cheryl, 108, 138 Howell, Shirley, 108 Hubbard, Katherine, 62, 108, 139 Hull, Terry, 108 Hundahl, Peter, 58, 108, 146 Hunt, Patricia, 108, 128 lmholt, David, 108 Jenkins, David Jenner, Heather, 108, 136 Johnson, Gordon, 43, 45, 108 Johnston, David, 108 Jones, Kirk, 108 Josal, Peggy, 108 Kahle, Ernie, 108, 142 Kayser, Steve, 108 Keith, Penny, 108 Kennerly, Christine, 108, 137 King, Karen, 108 Kingsborough, Doug, 45, 63, 108 Koellermeier, Gerald, 142 Kosta, Sheryl, 108, 135, 143 udy, 108 arold, 56, 108 s, Kathy, 108 Ioward, 59, 108, 132, 137 erry, Joe, 42, 44, 108 lill, 108 cli, 108, 129 il on, 108 harlotte, 27, 108, 135, 138, 145 eve, 108 ' Debra, 108 Jlarilyn, 108 Rudie,109,142 :, Eric, 109 enneth, 109, 133, 137 L, an 109 lll Je , elvin,15,17, 109 arbara, 109 nie, 15, 17, 58, 59, 109,129,134 teven, 53, 109 athy, 109, 139, 146 teve 3 S K S e, Dan, 45, 109 e, Valerie, 109, 130, 134, 136, 148 ,Tom, 109,130,139, 145,146,147 ee, Sherry er, Joyce, 109 n, Robin, 109 avid, 109, 146 lan, 109 nmes Jilliam, 17,109,129, 143 waler, Diane, 66, 109 en, Carol, 109, 136, 141 usan, 109 ll, 109 'ave Rebeca,109, 141, 145, 146,148 Patricia, 109, 139 lackye, 110 Lawrence, 110 arol, 110,133 nnis, 110 Jacqueline, 24, 110, 137, 141 Xlfred Ann, 110 3rant, 45, 110 Iancy, 110,132-3, 141 r, Pam, 66, 110 teven, 140, 141 thleen, 110, 141 nay, anarleen, 62, 110 Read, Terry, 110 Rollins, Rick, 14,17, 47, 52,110, 129 Romine, Robert, 17, 110, 129, 146, 147 Rondeau, Allen, 45, 110, 136 Rosenberry, Dorothy, 110, 137 Safstrom, David, 110 Sanchez, Priscilla, 110 S-argent, Nancy, 110 Savage, Dan, 110 Schumaker, Gary, 110, 129 Scofield, David, 110 Shaffner, Steven, 59 Shalberg, Keith, 137 Sims, Wayne lPotterl Sloan, Todd, 58, 110 Smith, Janis, 110 Smith, Margaret, 110, 148 Smith, Teressa, 110, 141 Sparks, David, 43, 44, 53, 110 Spear, Cynthia, 5, 110 Spray, Doug, 17, 43, 44, 110 Stanley, Pamela, 111 Stanton, Cheryl, 111 Steele, John, 111, 130, 140, 141 Steigleder, Robbie, 17, 45, 111 Stetzel, Robert, 111, 146 Stevenson, Julie, 111, 133 Stone, Brian, 43, 111 Stone, Virginia, 111 Street, Richard, 111, 143 Strozyk, Julia, 111, 130, 145,148 Sullivan, Richard, 111 Sweet, Dan Taylor, Terry, 11'l Templeton, Julie, 111, 128 Teske, Ron, 111 Teters, Marie, 111 Thomas, Hollis, 47, 111, 132, 133 Vandeberghe, Lana, 111 Wesley, David West, Brad, 111 Wilson, Sharron Wolfe, Debra, 111, 133 Wright, Carol, 111,132, 139, 141, 146 Wright, Melissa, 111 Zimmerman, Deborah, 41, 111, 130, 137 Zimmerman, Gordon, 111, 130, 140, 141 SOPHOMOR ES Allmendinger, Gerald Alsdorf, William, 112, 140 Anderson, Stephen, 19, 56, 112 Asche, Larry, 112, 146, 148 Baker, Phil, 19, 45 Balsiger, Joan Bare, Margery, 112, 130 Baunach, Jerry, 112, 145, 146, 148 Bay, Shirley, 112 Beckett, Patti, 4, 112, 126, 136, 132 Belloni, James, 112, 146 Berberick, Rae, 112, 139 Bidgood, Jeffrey, 112, 130 Bietschek, Terry, 112, 148 Bird, Debra, 112, 130 Blake, Bradford, 19, 41, 56, 112 Boeckman, Paula, 112 Boeckman, Ralph, 22, 59, 112, 142, 146, 148 Boettcher, Paul, 19, 59, 112 Bogle, Phillip, 14, 112, 140 Bokoskie, Saundra, 112 Boone, Joyce, 112 Boone, Mike, 112 Bradley, Dan, 19, 44, 112 Bradley, Loren, 112 Brandow, Debra, 112 Briley, Judy Briney, Mike, 112 Bristol, Mike, 19, 45, 112 Brown, Karen, 112, 138 Brown, Kerri, 112, 143 Brown, Thomas, 112 Buche, Joseph, 19, 56, 112, 137 Buell, Rhonda, 112, 148 Burnum, Dena, 27, 62, 112, 139 Buxton, Verner, 112 Calhoun, Shan, 112 Calise, Dana, 19, 112 Cameron, Susan, 112 Chaffee, Michael, 112 Chustz, Rick, 112 Cnossen, Jerry, 113 Coale, Martha, 112 Condart, Cathy, 112 Cotrell, Tom, 112 Course, Eddie, 56, 113 Cousin, Tim, 113, 132 Crawford, Sandra, 113, 132, 133, 141 Cross, Jayne, 146, 148 Cropper, Lila, 56, 113 Cullison, Richard, 113 Cushman, Sandi, 133, 138, 141 Cunningham Sidney Dady, Lorin, 41, 113 Dallas, Cheryl, 113 Davis, Deborah Davis, Gary, 145, 148 De Santo, David Di Cenzo, Harding, 113 Dichtel, Robert, 22, 45, 59, 112, 136 Dornblaser, Ellen, 113, 148 Dresselhaus, Lee, 22, 45, 59, 113 Du Back, Carl Duncan, Don, 66, 137 Dunford, Gene Dyson, Candice, 113, 148 Edwell, Marie, 113 Eggers, Vicky, 62, 113 Elliott, Colleen, 47, 113, 136, 139 Elliott, Louise, 113 Ellis, Kathi yn, 4,113,132, 133,140 Enderlin, Virginia, 113, 126 Endres, Rhonda, 112, 113 Endres, Robert Engel, Harold, 113 Flamm, Linda, 113, 138 Flora, Larry, 56, 113 Fowler, Nancy, 113 Fritchie, Ben Gage, Brian, 113, 137 Gage, Terry, 113, 137 Geigle, Beverly, 62, 113, 139 Glaspey, Paula, 113 Goodwin, Mary Jo, 113 Green, Cindi, 113 Green, Cindy, 132, 138, 143, 146 Green, Harry, 66, 113, 137, 145, 146, 148 Green, Timm, 140 Gusterine, Linda, 113 Hammond, Nancy, 113, 132, 133, 141 Harmon, Debbie, 113, 133 Harmon, Tom Harris, Elaine, 113 Harris, Glenn, 19, 45, 56, 113 Hathaway, Diana, 113 Heisler, Kerry, 113 Herdt, Laura, 113 Hibdon, Connie 114 Holden, Daryl, 114 Holt, Colene, 114 Hoogendijk, Christophor, 66, 114, 130, 137 Horvath, Linda 114, 141 Hoss, Lori, 114, 140 Hoy, Carla, 114, 138 Hoy, Steven, 114 Huiras, Marjorie, 114 Hull, Alan, 114 Hundahl, Gary, 119, 146 Hyde, Michael, 114, 130 Jacob, Stephen Johnson, Keith, 114 Johnson, Robert, 45, 58 Johnston, Randy, 44, 56, 114 Jolly, Jill, 114,133, 141 Kallman, Bertha, 114,148 Kerr, Barbara, 27, 114, 132, 133, 141 Kincart, Peter, 19, 45, 113, 144 Kinch, Donna, 114 Kious, Debby, 119 Kitzmiller, David, 114 Koellermeier, Dave, 114, 133 Koellermeier, Lee, 114, 146, 147, 148 Krebs, Richard, 45, 114 Laxson, Larry, 19, 56, 114 Le Duc, Derik,114 Lind, Susan, 114, 130,143 Lohman, Marsha, 114 Mac Millan, Douglas, 19, 66, 114, 137 Manning, Dale, 114 Manville, Frank, 114 Marchant, Claudia, 114, 148 Marcus, Holly, 118, 130, 140 Marston,-George, 114 Martin, Gay, 114, 143 Marsh, Dean, 114, 133 Mc Carley, Bill, 114 Mc Namee, Allen, 45, 114 Mc Millan, D., 66 Michels, John, 19, 56,114 Mickelsen, Tom, 58, 115 Miller, Jim, 19, 115 Moehnke, Michael Molander, Kent, 19, 56, 115, 137 Munson, Eric, 19, 56,115, 136 Murray, Evelyn, 115, 145, 146 Murray, Robert, 115 Mushlitz, Arba, 19, 45, 52, 112, 115, 137 Nelson, Kathleen, 115, 130 Nelson, Sharon, 26, 115,148 Nickelson,David, 19, 115, 130 Nodurft, Ken, 115, 137, 142 Nodurft, Theresa, 66, 115 O'Donnell, Jan, 115 Oglesby, Susan, 115 O'Hollaren, Stephen, 25, 58, 115 Paige, Laurel, 30, 31, 115, 140 Phillips, Colleen Phillips, Polly Phillips, Tim Pike, Michael, 19,115 Pintok, Jennifer, 115, 138 Planton, John, 115 Pond, Terry, 115 Purkhiser, Sandra, 115, 30 Pyrch, Kelly, 63, 115 Rader, Lynne, 115, 139, 145, 146, 148 Reddaway, Julie, 115 Reedy, Michael, 116 Replogle, Christine, 116, 145 Reseigh, Eric, 59, 116 Richardson,John, 112, 116 Rickard, Debra, 116, 133, 141 Ritchey, Catherine, 116 Robins, Neal, 19 Robinson, Steven, 22, 59, 116 Romine, Charlotte, 27, 116, 132, 139, 146 Rossman, Sharon, 116 Rossman, Kathie, 130 Rothman, Janet, 116 Saarinen, Cheryl, 116, 126 Safstrom, Michael, 115 Sams, Michael, 19, 58, 112, 116, 130 Sanders, Patrice, 25, 116 Saul, Marilee, 116, 138 Sayre, Mitchell, 45, 56, 116, 148 Schuamcher, Judy, 116 Schubert, Karen, 27, 116, 132, 138, 143 Schweizer, Deborah, 116, 130, 139, 140 141, 148 Seely, Diane, 116 Shaffner, Brenda, 116 Simpson, Mark, 22, 116, 137 Skinner, Edward, 116 Skinner, Robert, 116 Sliger, Patrick, 1 16 Sloan, John, 116, 146 Sloan, Rebecca, 133, 138 Smith, Raymond, 45, 116 Smith, Scott, 19, 52, 116 Sollis, Terry, 116 - Soper, Gordon Sparks, Susan, 116, 145, 148 Stanley, Debra, 62, 140 Stevens, Michael, R. Strain, Debbie, 116 Suire, Joseph, 116 Sullivan, Jean, 4, 116, 136 Sweeny, Harold, 116 Taylor, Cecil, 117 Taylor, John, 56, 117 Thomas, Michael, 56, 117 Thompson, Gary, 117, 145, 148 Trachsel, Daniel, 45, 117 Trax, Ed, 142 Troutman, David, 117 Van Laningham, Kathleen, 117, 130 Vrla, Clifford, 66, 117 Wagenman, David, 56, 117 Walker, Brenda, 117 Walsh, Joseph, 63, 117 Wanker, Linda, 117 Wartena, Laree, 117, 126 Weber, Michael, 19, 45, 56, 117, 130, 137 Wegner, Camille, 117, 139 Wenrick, Colleen, 117, 141 Williams, Barbara, 117 Williams, Jim, 22, 59, 117, 142 Wilson, Bobby, 23, 58 Wilson, Patricia, 117 Wilson, Stewart, 117 Winfrey, Elsie, 117 Wolf, Eugene, 117, 142 Wood, Douglas, 19, 56, 117 Wood, Louise, 138, 145, 146 Woodruff, Carol, 27, 117, 145, 148 Yakes, Barbara, 66, 1 17 Yeaple, Bryan, 19, 45, 117 Youngblood, Ron, 117 Zacher, Monte, 45, 56, 117, 145, 148 Zirkle, Lila, 117 FRESHMAN Adams, Richard, 118 Aden, Emily, 118, 139, 147 Aldrich, Charles, 118 AIlison,Jason, 118, 147 Andrews, Chris, 118 Bailey, Susan Baker, Theresa, 118, 147 Baisch, Jay, 26, 58, 118 Baldwin, Alan Balsom, David, 118 Barnes, Robert, 45, 118 Basting, Steven, 45, 118 Beck, Gary, 118 Beck, Patti, 123 Becker, Robin, 57 Beckwith, Donna Bemetz, Tony, 45, 118 Bennett, Judith, 141 Berglund, Edward, 20, 118 Bideau, Mike, 20, 25 Biatus, Mary, 118 Bidgood, Mark, 20, 57, 118 Bietschek, Carol, 118 Bird, Dennis, 45, 118,130 Bobillot, Debra, 118, 138 Boettcher, Patrick, 20, 4l, 59, 118 Bottemiller, Ted, 118, 147 Boughn, Cathy, 119 Bradley,Shirley, 62, 119, 138, 139 Brainerd, Chris, 27, 62, 119, 139 Brimmeyer, Jerry, 20, 45, 58, 11? Brenner, Leslie, 20, 119 Brown, Robin, 119, 140, 141 Bruce, Shelly, 119 Bruck, Judy, 119 Bruenderman, Elaine Buckiewicz, Jamie, 27, 62, 119, 143 Buckley, Dale, 119, 140 Budeau, Mike, 58, 119 Buell, Angela, 119, 138 Burligh, Fred, 146 Burris, Elizabeth, 119, 148 Burris, Patricia, 119 Buse, Jay, 20, 21, 57,119 Calise, Gregory, 45, 59, 1 19 Cameron, Cathy, 119 Cameron, Kenneth, 119 Carlson, Carol, 132 Carpenter, Steven Clarkson, Michele, 119 Cnossen, Robert Comstock, David, 119, 142 Conway, Patricia, 119 Course, Jackie, 119 Couture, Roxanne, 119 Cramer, Scott, 20, 119 Crampton, Lawrence, 22, 59 Cunningham, Karen, 138, 141 Cushman, Gayla, 119, 143 Daily, Mike, 45, 119 Karby, Kenneth, 58, 119 Davidson, Gayla, 41, 119 Davies, Colleen, 119 Davis, Alan, 119 Dehut, Patricia, 119 Delashmutt, Debra, 119 Delffs, Deborah, 119 Dewing, Linda, 119, 138, 148 Dippner, Richard, 45, 58, 66, 119 Dobson, Richard, 20, 58, 119 Douglas, Michael, 45, 57 Dunmire, Dennis, 119, 146 Eckert, Kathe, 119, 130 Edwards, Mikel, 119, 142 Egger, Michael, 20, 45, 59, 199 Eggers, Karl, 58, 119 Elder, Barbara, 120 Elliott, Shalleen, 120, 139 Ely, Lucinda, 120 Endres, Judith, 62, 120, 139, 148 Erickson, Kristine, 121, 138 Erlandson, Patty, 120 Falk, Kim, 120 Faulkenberry, Stephen, 120 Fife, Daniel, 20, 56, 120 Fowler, Daniel, 45, 57, 120 Franke, Diana, 120 Franke, Thedore, 120 Franzwa, David, 20, 21, 45, 57, 120, Fritchie, Barbara, 120 Frost, Clay, 120,140 Gall, Penny, 120 Fuller, Kathleen, 120 Gardner, Sandra, 120 Geigle, Harlan, 120, 147 Gettel, Mark, 45 Gifford, Robert, 20, 45, 120 Glaspey, Penny, 120, 130, 148 Goldade, Mark, 57, 120 Gossett, Aimee, 30, 120 Graap, Kenneth, 120 Green, Becky, 25, 120, 143, 148 Green, Janet, 120, 139, 147 Greger, Kenneth, 22, 58, 120, 130, 1 Groves, Rebecca, 62, 120, 138, 139 Grunst, Raymond, 22, 45, 58, 120 Gusterine, Aleta, 120 Hamersley, Gary, 20, 120 l-lains, Susan, 120, 138 rlannegan, Patrick, 120 Hastings, Elliott, 120, 133, 147 Hastings, Jim, 57, 121 Hasting, Robert, 66, 121 Hatch, Ronald, 121 Hauck, Rebecca, 121 Hauf, Janet, 121 Hazard, Robert, 20, 57, 121 Heisler, Jeff, 121, 147 Heitmeyer, Steven, 121, 147 Henderson, Cherry, 121 Henderson, Timothy, 121 Hitchrick, Betty, 121, 138 Hix, Jack, 121 Huennekens, George, 121 Hobbs, James, 121, 142 Hofmann, George, 57, 121 Hohman, Linda, 121 Hull, Marilyn Hyde, Mark, 45, 57, 121 lmholt, Steve, 121 lnman, Charles Eddie, 121 lnstenes, Marylou, 62, 122, 148 Jones, Jeffrey Jones, Reed, 122, 133, 140, 141 Jordan, Michael, 122 Kahle, Julie, 122, 136 Kargianis, Mike, 122 Kays, Susan, 122 Keith, Debbie 1 47 36, 146, 147 Keller, Darwin, 45, 52, 122, 130, 142 Kemmer, Ann, 122 Kimnitz, Curtis, 122 Kennerly, Ann, 62, 122, 148 Last but not least, our special thanks to Matt Miner for his in- valuable assistance with photo- graphy. Kincart, Patrick, 20, 45, 58, 122 King, Lamont, 122 Kinney, Shirlene, 122 Kirkpatrick, Carl, 45, 122 Klawitter, Ken, 59, 122 Klusmann, Scott, 57, 122, 147 Knight, Dennis, 59, 122 Kountz, Jerry, 122 Kreilaus, Kathie, 122 Kristan, Kathleen, 122 Kruse, David, 45, 58, 122, 142 Laxson, Lindsay, 20, 57, 122 Lehan, Adele, 27, 122 Leese, Larry, 122 Locher, Marcia, 122 Losch, Raylene, 122 Lunsford, Rickey, 122 Macdonald, Kathy, 122 Mac Millan, James, 122 Maier, Nancy, 122, 141 Malone, Colleen, 62, 122 Mann, Candice, 122, 138 Marchant, Mark Marcus, Gayle, 122, 143 Mathers, Patrick, 20, 57, 122 Maynard, Donna, 122 Mc Call, Jeffery, 122, 147 Mc Fee, Lynn, 122, 132 Mc Intosh, Marta, 123 Mc lntyre, Christine, 122 Mc lntyre, Timothy, 20, 57, 122, 130 Mc Knight, Rae Ann, 122 Mc Kie, Charles, 58, 122 Mc Lean, Marianna, 122, 130, 147 Mac Millan, J., 66 Michels, Jane, 123 Miken, John, 123 Miller, Robert, 45, 123 Minsinger, Christine, 123 Misseldine, Kedra, 123 Moore, Carla, 123 Moritz, Robert, 20, 21, 45, 57, 123 Moser, Pamela Murphy, John, 57, 123 Myer, Lester Dale, 45, 123 Myers, Gary, 42, 44, 57, 123, 136 Myers, Steven, 123, 130 New, Randy, 20, 45, 59, 123, 146 Nodurft, Albert, 142 Nodurft, David, 45, 123 Noteboom, Yvonne, 123 Oakley, Jill, 123 O'Connor, Mike, 30, 123, 133, 140 Oldenstadt, Linda, 62, 123, 139 Olson, Ronald, 20, 58, 123 Osburn, Judith, 123 Owens, Gloria, 123 Paige, Sylvia, 62, 123 Paradis, Garry, 45, 57, 123 Pearson, Candice, 123 Pedracini, Charles, 123 Peter, Janet, 123 Petit, Stephen, 123 Piercy, David, 123 Polzen, Wendy, 124 Pope, Ronald, 59, 124 Popma, Diana, 124 Poulson, Cody, 124, 147 Quint, Brenda, 124, 146 Rakel, Jay, 40, 124, 133, 140 Ray, Alice, 124, 138 Rickard, Don, 20, 57, 124 Reinke, Janice, 124 Robins, Roxanna, 124 Robinson, Lynne, 124 Rollins, Randal, 20, 45, 124 Romig, Stan, 124 Romig, Steve, 45, 124 Ruff, Linda Rydman, Mary, 62, 123, 124 Samuelson, Merlin, 124 Schoefer, J., 147 Schumacher, Raymond, 20, 57, 124 Schumacher, Dean, 57, 124 Scofield, Raymond, 125 Scull, Guy, 125 Seifert, Marlean, 125 Sellman, Richard Seymour, John, 125, 130 Smith, Corneille, 125 Smith, Judy, 125, 147 Smith, Kristy, 124 Smith, Yvonne, 124 Snader, Alice, 124 Sparrow, Faye, 124 Sparrow, Sharon, 124 Sparks, Thomas, 20, 58, 124, 147 Standley, Jan, 124 Starr, Claudia, 21, 62, 124 Steele, Kathie, 53, 124, 140, 141 Steigleder, Stephen, 20, 45 Stephens, Mark, 124 Stevens, Michael, L., 124 Stevenson, Joan, 124, 139 Stevenson, Roland, 124 Steward, Robert Stewart, Richard, 124 Stone, Rawn, 45, 57, 124 Street, James, 45, 124, 147 Stubbert, Ben, 124 Suire, Roger, 124 Taylor, Jacuie, 21, 125 Taylor, Sherrie, 125 Teters, Marcia, 124, 143 Thomas, Richard, 125 Tolbert, Jerry, 125 Tomsik, Randy, 57, 125 Trax, Edwin, 125 Umbras, John, 58, 125 Volberding, Janet, 125 Vlahos, Georgia, 125, 139 Wanker, Lois, 125 West, Valerie, 21, 136, 138, 139 White, Mike, 58, 125, 130 Wievesiek, Jane, 125 Wills, Marsha, 125 Wing, Debra, 62, 125 Witherspoon, Terry, 125 Wold, David, 125 Woodworth, Scott, 20, 45, 58, 125, 133 Wridge, Kathleen, 125 Zea, Gary, 20, 57, 125 ---THE ENDl--- A WV? g. ,Vg x c .5 . ,1- ' ' 1 fx-'f-fwuwegw x. 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