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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1970 volume:

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' ' f I -z-Q l.,!Lt- We have tried to Capture all L f ' W ,ff -P XV - 1,114 the highlights . - 1 .m f- . . Q' fb , , 'I ' N ,G each activity f ft 1 I A 'V lv' ' 5 X to record the memories ' - l N - , . A f ,1 1555 5 , 1 -Z4 50 that IH years hence 1 f , 1-J ., 1 1 1 , 15-- f - 1 M I , we can recall the year of 1969-1970 f + 'mfg ,ft ,27 1 with all the meanings it held 3 l 7 fbi' each afas tQ..g1?:iX, 1 -- ' X ,I e E SE, . Tai' Contents 125, 4 1 131 ll' v? fi' 9' Sr? ff W - r- 4' - 222 Introcluctwn 2 ' ,111 lg' A -tw -1 the Annual Staff 6 MMM Mx 1 ll, ,fy A We y Egg 1 gs 961 L U L , 4 . ,, if 1 0 - - 1 as Lyle C 11 1 ff 1 11 1 1 rganzzatwns 8 1, 1 -- 1 1 ,, A L L 5,55 QS.: Y Y 'F' 'Qs W ,. - - f. . 1.-. siiilsiiallll p S . ., 11-3. rA.rs,-p.Q.w,,.q-5.,:yv.p..,-1,-f,31..lr:'Q ...-, Q, Lxsx-....s-1.'.:.qA-- it.,-5,0-Q.-..-m.,.',f4'fQF 'lie Q-'m1iskias1es:s . , , - 3' ji--+-:fg,,2:,3wip,gyu .-Q-wgff1 5g:s::,2 1gavggpg,x,5a1:fq25fRia-54Aft fi '4,av:as4L5funam S Z A ' 4,i Q ' J 'T2b ,lgil'3:'El-llE QXX.Ellmii's:,5 p6CLCl Ctwltles 76 5'1 -In f, se:ee's.w4'.sMv'?' 5 f , PQ- X l A , -' f- aims-if' 1 - Q: w 'fz1ff4 ff JL -fi 'tr Jil:- 1 Academzcs 100 ? f 111111. me-un 2 Q--me CIE- ' '. 1' Z fs 'Z'-1'5 f 1 1 1 V ' - f' Classes 118 Ivlgi ff 5 nf X , U A fl A- K 5 ' A XXX by S ..,-Vl'f- f ,. ff nfxf .BSA Index 170 J 1 y e 111, 142' wail 15411 1 , .-- h Kg ees Y- - , Aiea? - 1' HNF s .fwff X Closing 172 a year in time, a place in memory not so defned, to be recalled in terms l ofpeople known and persons met, ourselves and others. a method ofchoosing a way of remembering fundamentals, school-learned applied where. inside ourselves,- become aware of another world outside. give some of one to the other: involvements yield so high. ,J I 7 w 91 3 Nw 3, P Green and Gold Stajf Patti Beckett-Editor Jeanne Sullivan--Editor Paul Boettcher Gayla Cushman Polly Glaspey Karen Hix Sue Lind Gayle Marcus Karen Schubert Chris Simenson Neal Stader Mrs. Pike-Advisor Neal pencils a layout sheet. Polly and Karen eye a layout or two. . . .l.l 0 sfw ggfsgzg 9 1 QQ., ,Q F' . CTX Mrs. Pike checks Gayle's contact sheet. Patti and Jeanne are assisted in certain procedures by Mrs. Pike Chris and Paul look over a candid sheet. Sue, Gayla, and Karen, hard at work to meet the deadline. Mike Egger Robin Brown Poem BAC 9935! Rick Chustz Photographers Sue Cameron l Jeff Bidgood Mr. Greenlee fadvisorj 3 X 7 tajf I S -Af' 'V-'WW I1 rm X MTW lx vt x -.4 I o N feb . Nw:- 5Q1ff'i' R . , G11 . ffvnzrd HIk1t1, E 23 I5 s1??k7f55k 3lLlF .- , w,,,,, kkwqky Ja, g,. 'Ll fo lee: Student Council Student Councils are de- signed to provide a learning experience to those students who wish to become involved. They learn not only about governmental procedures, stu- dent fnances, and apathyg but also, they get an idea of how better communications and understanding will be impor- tant in solving todayls prob- lems. Peter Kincart Dick Cullison expresses complete amazement. . . Debbie Lohman listens attentively. . . Mr. Gettel, advisor, explains the new budget. Scott Thomason sits t o n g u e-in- cheek . . . While secretary Holly takes it all lin with a smile. Vice-president Peter Kincart addresses Student Coun- cilfrom the podium. I nterclub Council Coordination, evaluation, cooperation: three important words when InterClub Council comes to mind. ICC is responsible for coordinating the activities of all clubs and scheduling all dances. ICC evaluates the bands that play here and keeps a comprehensive record, made to be used by other schools in our area. The activity director, a new Student Body office, becomes president of ICC. This brought about one very important improvement, a high degree of cooperation with Student Council. I President of I.C.C., Paul Boettcher Kaleidoscope Members of ICC, the club presidents, attend a meeting. Combining talent into a true ' kaleidoscope of colorful thoughts that are cons- tantly searching, changing, and growing is the purpose of Ka- leidoscope. Ka- leidoscope is West Linn's an- nual literary ma- gazine. It is com- posed of original poems, essays, stories and art- work. Students submit t h e i r creation to the Kaleidoscope staff advised by , Mrs. Herr, Mrs. Swank ana' Mrs. Schuberg. Row I: S. Crawford, J. Buckiewicz, M. Bare feditorj, B. Kerr, A. Kemmer, B. Elder. Row 2: R. Berberick, E. Harris, M. Saul, S. Elliott, K. Misseldine. i Clubs I Amplwer John Richardson, feature editor, and Sue Lind, exchange editor, Compare ideas. Kathy Rossman, news editor, and Jerry Bremmeyer, sports editor. I feel that this year's work on the Ampli- fier was not only a profitable experience in journalism, but also provided much enjoyment ana' personal satisfaction. Through their work on the paper, the staff learned the value of teamwork, stated Kelly Pyrch, 1969-1970 ed- itor ofthe Amplijier. The staff cleaned up debts totaling 8120.00 They hope they gave the student body what they were looking for as far as a paper is concerned. Gordon Soper, photographer, Derik LeDuc, music editor, and Marilee Saul, news editor. Dave Balsom, reporter, and Mrs. Pike, advisor, look over some possibil- ities. Colene Holt, business manager, Kelly Pyrch, editor-in-chief and Laurel Paige, literary editor. Row 1: S. Sparks, C. Green, J. Bruck, N. Fowler, B. Kerr, L. Horvath. Row 2: S. Belloni, R. Chustz, B. Dichlel, K. Greger, R. Jones, D. Hershiser, P. Zorner, N. Hammond. Row 3: K. Schubert, W. Carter, S. Crawford, D. Fowler, P. Boettcher, S. Woodworth, J. Rakel, K. Ellis, P. Beckett. XM EWR Tom Mickelson, president, conducts meeting as Mrs. Swank looks on. Honor Society Bob Dichtel comments while members listen. 12 3 3 G Kathy and Sam clean up after an A.F.S. Assembly. A.F.S. Omcers-Row 1: Barb Kerr lVice-Pres.J, Linda Horvath lSec.2, Cindy Green lPres.j. Row 2: Marilee Saul lTreasJ, Kathy Ellis lHist.J, Mr. Sweet lAdvis0rj. A F Z b Tl1e new A.F.S. Club worked ' ' ' uf with the adult chapter in making Sam feel more at l1ome and help- ing with expenses for next year's student. They also sponsored an A.F.S. Day where students fl'0l?1 such countries as Denmark and Argentina gave interesting infor- mal talks on their own countries. Class is always sofull offun in America! Row 1: B. Ibach, R. Berberick, L. Kaphammer, M. Stanton, S. Ray, L. Dimick, G. Long, P. Beckett, B. Richartz, J. Michels, M. Bare. Row 2: C. Bare, L. Jones, S. Rowley, J. Schumaker, R. Jones, A. Montoya, S. Walty, K. Ellis, B. Howard, S. Woodworth, C. Dallas A. Kennerly. Row 3: S. Martin, B. Oppel, C. McGuire, N. Long, K. Marcus, R. Schumacher, K. Sherwood, S. Belloni, B. Dichtel, A Nelson, B. Paukner, R. Losch, L. Horvatlz, J. Green, A. Gossett. Row 4: A. Rader, M. Blanding, D. Behrens, K. Anicker, W. Carter, C Bietschek, S. Cushman, S. Green, C. Andrews, M. Phinney, M. Saul, B. Kerr, S. Crawford, B. Bidgood. 1 Distributioe Education Row -I: D. Manning, S. Sparks. Row 2: C. Hoogendijk, J. Buche, S. Holden, J. Bidgood, Mr. Schumacher fAdvisorj, M. Edwards, A. McNumee, J. Sloan. French Club Sue Kays handles the change. ma i French Club Officers: John Richardson lVice-Presidentj, Jeanne Sullivan fSecre- tary J, Mary Rydman I Treasurer j, Terry Pond fPresidentl. French Club's bake sale draws a good crowd plus a nice profit. '-fb Nu in 3 E5 i Wiia25?7ai5.r Senior Business Senior Business Club consists of all Senior girls who have taken business classes. Although the mem- bership has declined, the group still keeps up its activities. These include: conducting the Van Duyn candy sale as a money-making project, putting out the student directory, and sponsoring the annual Miss Charity canned food drive in which the classes compete in selecting Miss Charity to reign over the dance that night. -we . Debbie thinks before she types. ltft.. .J Row I: L. Flamm, L. Elliott fpresidentj, C. Wenrick fvice-presidentj, D. Burnum fsecretaryj, S. Oglesby ltreasurerj, P. Phillips, J. Boone, K. Schubert, D. Brandow. Row 2: D. Bird, L. Dady, K. Rossman, D. Hathaway, T. Bietschek, K. Romine, J. Pintok, P. Boeckman, M. Loh- man, Mrs. Perrin ladvisor1.Row 3: K. VanLaningham, K. Nelson, J. Cross, C. Hoy, M. Saul, M. Edwell, K. DeBoard, V. Hancock, S. Lind. Colene adds onefor the Seniors. Row 1: J. Mansheld, K. Finerty, Mr. Schmeiser iadvisorj, M. 0'Connor, R. Porath. Row 2: D. Ellis, S. Robinson, K. Ellis, C. Frost, N. Hammond, R. Jones, J. Rake! fpresidentj, M. Schlabach. Fire Squad L 2 Row l.' Mr. Bishop, M. Eggar, J. Walsh, A. MacNamee, B. Johnson, D. Duncan, D. MacMillan, J. Street, J. Hastings, A. Davis, Mr. Davis. Row 2: H. Green, M. Sayre, J. Oliver, D. Fife, M. Piercy, M. Silnpon, S. Steigleder, T. Sparks, M. Safvtrom, G. Paradis, D. Tracllsel. 11.19517 Cl Ski lub Row I: M. McLean, M. Phinney, T. Sims, J. Groves, J. Schumacher, D. Myers, D. Eng, D. Walsh, R. Schumacher. Row 2: S. Kays, G. Scull, B. Kerr, P. Gilbaugh, G. Lind, D. Catton, J. Goodwin, W. Carter, R. Schumacher, J. Russell, K. Hix, B. Hauck, J. Michels. Row 3: J. Gross, S. Myers, C. Bare, A. Montoya, K. Marcus, J. Lorentz, L. Holzman, M. Locher, D. Hathaway, S. Purkhiser, Miss Olsen ladvisorj. Row 4: S. Greene, R. Rollins, B. Bidgood, M. Grijfiths, N. Rossman, V. Enderlin, K. VanLaningham, K. Nelson, L. Dady. Row 5: L. Weeks, S. Lind, D. Popnta, J. Wievesiek, J. Taylor, S. Rowley, K. Anicker, G. Marcus, C. Andrews, J. Schu- nzalfer, S. Belloni, J. Cross, G. Martin, D. Bird. Row 6: L. Moser, M. White, P. Day, M. Edwards, K. Greger, M. Rydrnan, D. Piercy, A. Gossett, P. Glaspey, K. Eckert, J. Belloni, R. Chustz, D. Nickleson, G. Hammersly, M. Kosta. ll!-ff'--, ' Dave Nicholson silhouetted against the whitened Multapor. As most other clubs this year, Ski Club ex- perienced ci new growth in its membership. More people wanted to experience personally the turned on feeling of schussing down ci hill at zero degree temperatures. They soon got over their initial ,fear on the slopes of Multapor and now can hardly wait -,Qtr next vear. Ski Club Ojficers and Advisors-Row I: Gayle Marcus fTreasurerj, Wanda Carter lSecretaryl. Row 2: Miss Pitts, Sue Lind lVice-Presidentj, Denny Bird lPresidentj, Mrs. Freeman, Miss Olsen. nw . . 1 we -f. Afew members work out a pleasing design on the club's project. Art lab This year as its annual git? to the school, Art Club assembled a wood collage to be placed in the ccg'eteria. Providing profits for t h e i r project was clone by sponsor- ing a dance during -football season ana' a candy cane sale during Christmas. Y This wood collage is going to look just great! W 1 Row I: A. Lent, C. Vrla, K. Hix, P. Miller, K. Sollers, R. Losch fPresidentj, D. Popma, K. Fuller. Row 2: C. Wood- berry, R. Scojqeld, M. Bare lHistorianj, C. Frost, J. Buckiewicz lVice-Pres.1, D. Cothrell, C. Simenson, L. Oldenstadt, J. Osburn, D. Smith, S. Ronning. Row 3: G. Marcus lSee.-Treas.j, R. Hammond, K. Kristan, C. Andrews, C. McGuire, S. Lane. CN N4 is 3 G Row 1: D. Lohman, J. 0'Connor, S. Lough, K. Greger, W. Carter, C. Elliott, L. Wartena. Row 2: Mr. Peters fadvisorj, J. Stevenson J Kahle, S. Belloni, D. Poppe, M. O'Connor, J. Miken, D. Buckley, J. Taylor. Row 3: K. 0'Hallaren, R. Stone, B. Alsdorf L. King, G Ep pelsheimer, P. Agrue, E. Munson. F orens Lcs 1970 brought with it a speech team we all should be proud of Seven students from West Linn qualijied for the state tournament. West Linn ranked ninth in the number of students participating in the meet, out of eighty-four other schools. Front those taking part, Bill Alsdotf was a finalist in Extemporaneous Speaking and Ken Klawitter was a Hnalist in After-Dinner Speaking. Debbie Lohman placed third place in Serious Interpretive Reading. Rawn Stone and Scott Lough tied for eighth place in Oxford Debate. ,,Y m?tM1V,, Bill Alsdorfgives speech a once-over before the tournament 11 Q Chess Club Row 1: D. Stevenson, T. Franke, M. Fresher, C. Kirkpatrick, J. Mau- rice, S. Heitmeyer. Row 2: M. Hyde, C. Ericksen, D. Stevenson, C. Hoo- gendijk, H. Geigle, .L Seymour, D. Keller, L. King, J. Baisch, Mr. Braghero, Advisor, M. Hyde, President, not shown. GA. . Row I: .L Howard, M. Byrne, N. Ingersoll, C. Kristan, .L Gross, P. Miller, P. Hergert, N. Dichtel, L. Payte, C. Schneider. Row 2: C. Brain- erd fvice-presidentj, B. Geigle fpresidentj, B. Richartz fhistorianj, .L Groves, .L Calandra, R. Berberick, E. Harris. Row 4: P. Beck, T. Sims, C. Porter, S. Moles, R. Rollins, T. Turner, R. Couture, J. Endres, S. Bradley, J. Rood, C. Lytsell fsgt. at armsj, S. Hains, C. Smith, T. Rus- sell, K. Stewart, B. lbach. Row 3: G. Wilkinson, B. Boettcher, S. Greene, B. Howard, J. Bell, C. Parsons, D. Gaedtke, J. Peter, B. Groves D. Smith ftreasurerj, C. Vrla, J. T hroop lsecretaryj, D. Sterzel, J. Osbourn. 1 N4 CN is 3 G Girls, League Laurel Paige chats with little sister Averille Baldwin. Q F 5, ,, T, . GirI's League Officers-Row 1: Gayla Cushman, Vice- Pl'0Si4lUl1fJ Sandy Cushman, President. Row 2: Jeanne Sullivan, Seeretaryg Sue Oglesby, Serapbookg IIOI pic- tured-Marilee Saul, Room Attendant. A .a, e ,W , f Y . 5 QQ - At -, 1' J ': S' A , f, , W wt . ' J . 33 .K , W msg i ,: K- . E J K V , L ffl! ll!- Q? 'rf T Qt .2 W 4- ,S iiiii D Y 1 Y ff X51' Q5 sr. 5 f 3 ' s - K W , Q . K' A S-ft 4 A ,- r ' f if Q Wy . 1 k ' jim I we - N ' V 4 ' . ,W , v A -- r : 1 X L M , 3 K i .t if . g N 3' X1 S J Q Y ' N ' 2 f 5 ' A J ' t 2 A 3 5 ,. , , 1 we 5 - J Q .- ' X . ' P - r ye . .: 'w.! RQ '- , rt i I 2, e I 7' A ,... .Z 5 if X 'K ' 9 WY 1 ., il Honorary Cotton Day Court-Row 1: Debbie Block, Kathy Kremer, Sandra Schu- bert, Kim Anicker. Row 2: Gayle Marcus, Jane Wievesiek, Colleen Wenrick, Linda Horvath. xb' rf 'K ff fl- ' Julie and Kent are 'shotgun wedded' at Sadie Hawkins Dance. Kathy Kristan, Girls' League District Secretary, Jeanne, takes note. 1 Row 1: Camille Wegner-Spirited Row 2: Carla Hoy-Friendly Sandy Cushman- Cyndi Green-Creativity President Sandy announces girl ofthe month. Leadership Diane Sedy' Inciividuality Patti Beckett-Scholarly Marilee Saul-Sincerity Julie Reddaway-Talentea' F.I-LA. Row 1: G. Wilkenson, L. Boozier, L. Dimick, M. Miettunen, D. Lent, J. Michels, B. Houck, M. Hull, P. Hergert. Row 2: M. Loclzer, B. Kallman, S. Benfeld, B. Paukner, S. Ronning, T. Means, L. Jones, N. Dichtel, S. Knapp, K. Stewart, J. Peck. Row 3: C. Gfford, C. Green, S. Elliott, L. Wood, W. Stone, R. Rollins, C. Lytsell, M. Davis, K. Misseldine, S. Rowley, S. Gardner lTrea- surerj, S. Cushman lVice-Presidentj, D. Neres, L. Weeks. Row 4: S. Myers, J. Cross, T. Sirns, C. Bengston, C. Mann, L. Bntlz, C. Wegner lPresidentj, S. Bradley ll-Iistorianj, K. Kristan, Y. Noteboom, K. Meyers, S. Hains, K. Kemnitz. no N 3 3 5 Row I: C. Sanchez, D. Betts, J. Clandra, L. Jones, R. Porath, G. Long, B. Oppel, J. Peck. Row 2: C. McGuire, J. Kahle, S. Belloni, S. Moles, C. Thomas, D. Beugli, J. Russel, M. Staton, J. Mathers, R. Couture, B. Kerr. Row 3: Mrs. Sanford, Mrs. Hyatt faalvisorsj, R. Gib- bons, S. Bradly, K. Elliott, J. Bruck, S. Rowley, S. Crawford, C. Replogle, D. Ericksen, C. Dallas, Mrs. Sclzuberg tadvisorj. Row 4: K. Han- by, J. Gage, S. Hains, P. Zorner, K. Greger, K. Kristan, V. Nelson, Y. Noteboom, J. Gaynor, P. Clarke, L. Horvath, L. Oldenstadt. FTA This year F.T.A. has grown considerably in sige bringing in many new active members. In addi- tion to their other activities which include their lic- orice sale to make money.1Q1r the F . T.A. scholarship fund, and visiting the grade schools in the surround- ing area to observe the classes, they sponsored jbr the .Hrst time, Teacher Appreciation Week, at the end of which the students replace the teachers and faculty for a day. -Q-r F.T.A. officers: Deidre Ericksen, historian: Chris Replogle, trea- surer: Barbara Kerr, president: Linda Horvath, secretary: Sandy Crawford, vice-president. Eric Munson takes Mr. Zacur's place on Teacher Turn-Around Day. 1 F.F.A. This has been a successjiil year for FFA. -Their parlia- mentary procedures team placed second in the district, first in the sectional and third in the state. Dave Koellermeier was the recipient of such honors as: State winner of Home Improve- ment, 1970 Star Farmer of Oregon, and a State Farmers De- gree. 3 fx' - A .ffxtxe F F A STATE. PARLIAMENTARY TE Con ST Parliamentary team: Doug Vincent, Judy Bruck, Scot Klusman, Dan Fowler, Ken Nodurh, Dave Koellermeier. Officers: Ken NodurjG,.vice-president, Dan Fowler, re- porter, Al Nodurk, secretary: Scot Klusman, treasurer, Sam Moser, sentinel: Dave Koellermeier, president. Row l: L. Nodurh, D. Kruse, M. Bruck, K. Mickelson, D. Trueb, W. Quint, S. Klusmann, D. Fowler. Row 2: E. Klatt, M. Umbras, P. Weber, V. Mclntyre, L. Schnelle, D. Jenkins, B. Elliott, A. Guiss, T. Crandell. Row 3: M. Teters, J. Ulsky, S. Steigleder, D. Vincent, A. Nodruj7, C. Munson, M. Edwards, D. Keller, K. Nodurft, Mr. Juranek ladvisorj. Row 4: J. Wold, J. Percifeld, S. Moser, J. Stone, D. Shultz, J. Bogle, J. Kuhl, M. Hyde, D. Koellermeier, D. Mickelson. Clubs 25 The Sirs is a club for boys only. Being in the Sirs has al- ways been an honor, but being in the Sirs does not mean all fun . This year's Sirs found themselves left with money problems that had never been solved the year be- fore. They still man- aged to get into the Christmas spirit, though, by donating two baskets of food for the needy families ofthe community. Selling concessions at ga m es was another Sirs' project. Hopeful- ly, the Sirs will con- tinue to earn money and help those who need help. S irs , 4 1 Officers: Paul Boettcher, Pat Boettcher, and Joe Walsh. Row I: S. Smith, P. Boettcher, P. Boettcher, K. Pyrch, J. Walsh. Row 2: M. Bidgood, Mr. Snell fadvisorj, B Blake, J. Buse, R. Stone, R. Chustz. Row 3: B. Miller, S. Wally, S. Cramer, S. O'Hollaren, T. Sparks, B. Bell S. Myers. Debutants Row 1: R. Losch, G. Marcus, J. Buckiewicz, C. Green, J. Reddaway, M. Phinney. Row 2: J. Sullivan, M. Edwell, B. Elder, D. Popma, P. Beckett, J. Oakley, P. Sanders. Row 3: G. Cushman, S. Oglesby, L. Hoss, L. Paige, C. Simenson, L. Dady, J. Stone. 7? K 0 K 1' h , K J .V A k,,k A, is . . .7 , . . 71, 1 I Q 'V ff'1f':f:,itgfLQ , . VY 4:5 ti.fhf.!i,l?Kgy5,-ItEWQQZ V Igfg 5 - ...L f r.'hr. ,S .,.. ' V 1 .--5 awe., 5 W . , ,.,,1 , - V- , ,,.., .. , ' - - t ., - ' 5 C 3 te ,J it t g s : W f ' - f . 2 H 5 - '2 . ' Q if . .,,. J ' at V . . it - - - f ff -- -. ri- , ' - .5 .1 Q? yr Q. , U , A X 5 V , ' I l , J -. J... J. g o 1 V , . e 1' f .-'r fmggpri L -at .1 ., k F iff' 1:,.- . '.k-- .Qi-1, rl ' 'kl' if t- W 1 . is - . '53, f V t2i.2si..Qt1.:.,.. ' iii , K f ffffnf, X. .- ...,. .-f - '.-' 1- -,-..f - S5-vflL3?wY'fs1'i. 1'imf.1-:-5e:'5?biiJf ei.. 'Vs' iwliwftfhx lxtkifttml .:i2f1'.4eK??,2EiQ?ftef i ' 21253 1 , The Debutants provide hah'-time entertainment. Imagine spending your free time by dancing at 'football and basket- ball half-times, serving at banquets, and practicing kicks and splits . . . putting on a dance jQ'aturing the Port- land Zoo, having a baked-goods sale at the Oregon City shopping center, or selling cupcakes here at sch-ool. If you can imagine all that, you can imagine the Debutants. The Debs are the hard-working, high-kicking girls who devote their time and energy to representing West Linn. There are less than two dozen girls this year, but all have worked hard to pre- serve the Debs. Of course, participating in Debs meant you had demonstrated your ability and versatility. Then, put them into good use by dancing in the an- nual May Day dance, and by partici- pating in the many activities that make afull-fledged Debutant. 27 bs lu. l C Row 1: K. Misseldine, historian, L. Paige, L. Hoss, J. Buckiewicz, M. Bare. Row 2: M. McMahon, D. Kious, H. Marcus, M. Clarkson, Y. Smith, A. Kemmer, secretary-treasurer. Row 3: D. Popma, C. Frost, B. Alsdorf J. Rakel, M. O'Connor, K. Ellis, president, R. Jones, Mr. McDade, advisor. Row 4: K. Finnerty, P. Bogie, A. Baldwin, M. Maclntosh, C. Green, L. Adams. This year, the Thespians got off to a rather late start, due to the fact they were without a drama instructor. But soon aher the Hrs! semester, they were introduced to Mr. McDade and they immedi- ately began to bloom, trying hard to make up for lost time. In March they put out the Hrst Thespian production of the year, You Can't Take It With You. Then were the annual one-act plays, in which each Class won an award. Sophomores re- ceived the award for the best play, Servants ofthe People. Senior Vicki Eggers and freshman Steward Paige were named best actress and actor, while the junior class had the best turnout. ln May, the Thes- pians sponsored the play, A Flea in Her Ear. Eric Munson performs in the seniors' one-act play. Row I: C. Replogle, I. Lakin, L. McKay, S. Sparks, J. Green, K. Heitmeyer. Row 2: Miss Brunner ladvisorj, E. Schalk, J. Baunach, J. Richardson, L. Wood, M. McLean, K. Eckert, S. Klusman, M. Sclzlalvach, H. Green, D. Marsh. Barbershop Quartet: G. Davis, M. Zacher, H. Green, J. Baunach. MMM Officers: Scot Klusman, historian: Chris Replogle, vice president, Louise Wood, treasurer, Cindy Green, secretary, Harry Green, president. Modern Music Masters Diane Seely sings Judy Collins ballads at talent show. ON N -'S 3 -TJ I1-Q Music Freshman Band-Row 1: D. Neves, J. Baker, C. Trueb, C. Copelan, C. Meyers, D. Pischel. Row 2: K. Sheneman, Y. Bengston, J. Cush- man, R. Purndis, M. Vincent, D. Brosig, J. Maurice, V. Aslze. The Pep Band performed at sports events. Girls' Ensemble: L. MaePhee, A. Montoya, L. Payte, M. Lundy, D, Gaedtke, J. Peter, G. Osier, C. Porter, V. Asche, A. Bruck, D. Ungerman, Miss Brunner lseateclj. Mixed Chorus-Row I: L. MacPhee, A. Montoya, D. Ungerman, J. Buckley, M. Froeseher, L. Stevens, L. Payte, L. Kaphamnzer, J. Youngblood. Row 2: L. McDonald, K. Daniels, C. Woodbury, N. Long, T. Bar- luun, C. Woodworth, D. Steinkarnp, M. Lundy, C. Porter, L. Mang. Row 3: C. McDonald, A. Bruck, M. Kunz, C. McDonald, H. Youngblood, M. Stone, K. Gettel, D. Brenner, J. Gross, S. Moles. Row 4: C. Par- sons, C. Stroy, V. McIntyre, J. Bell, L. Laxson, C. Huweld, T. Hood, J. Peter, G. Osier, J. Rood, D. Gaedtke. Choir-Ron' l.' Miss Brunner, 1. Lakin, S. Bruce, M. Zaclzer, J. Baimaelt, B. Wegner, K. Elliott, H. Green, W. Pltelpx, B. Rielzartg, J. Peter, Mr. Jensen. Row 2: S. Sparks, K. Jones, E. Harris, J. Miller, M. Savre D. H!l.YIlll.Q.X', M. Watts, G. Davis, G. Long, L. McKay, C. Ericksen. Ron' 3: J. Throop, D. Stetgel, L. Blak- er, K. Clill, G. Tlzontpson, D. Fife, D. Marsh, D. Nelson, G. Martin, S. Nelson, D. Seelev, P. Dortzblaser. Ron' 4: M. Davis, D. Bnrnnnz, L. Cropper, C. Replogle, M. Piercy, J. Rielzarclsotz, D. Keller, N. Robins C. Wegner, S. Moles, S. Smith, T. Eastman, E. Selmlk, C. McGuire, C. Marcltant. Ol'l'lIl'.YIl'll-Rlltl' I: K. Heitnteyer, K. Kreilr1n.v, J. Lrtwsorz. Row 2: R. .lC'lI.S'l'l1, J. Green, B. Iliaelz, L. Wood, C. Green K. Murray, S. Heitnzeyer, J. Young. Row 3: J. Allison, D. Hershiser, P. Zorner, R. Porath, S. Klusman, M. Schlabach J. Kahl, R. Johnson. Band-Row I: K. Stewart, B. Ibach, B. Howard, L. Wood, C. Green. Row 2: R. Jensen, J. Green, D. Erickson, S. Greene, J. Howard, E. Reseigh, K. Murray, P. Zorner, R. Porath. Row 3: E. Schalk, S. Heitmeyer, M. McLean, J. Young, C. Erickson, D. Radig, D. Hershiser. Row 4: K. Greger, J. Allison, B. Poyser, S. Klasman, R. Boeckman, J. Hershiser, D. Simensotz Mixed Ensemble: Miss Brunner, seated. Row I: B. Richartz, I. Lakin, J. Baanach, S. Sparks, M. Piercy, C. Replogle, G. Thompson, L. Cropper, D. Marsh. Row 2: D. Fife, J. Green, H. Green, S. Nelson, G. Davis, C. Green, M. Zacher. 'M ,si . Q. 'L z. ,,Lv M ., W A ' ' Q 5 Z 'ii , W ., ,, L U fy , 3, ,H , , V 9' . -W ,, if . A, , Qi W sg 1 5 ',,' X Jr- 'ff A V X Q, My .xg A 5 '-?. V, ev' .,..,..... ' fgiu f:iaf5fEZ?2aS: ' Q i Q4Lm-w'1' av l' i 353, IV, f' V , ' 'Q M'-W , , LQ Rally girls 'huddle' to decide on their next move. Varsity Rally-Bottom: Laree Wartena. Row 2: Brian Bell, Paul Boettcher,,Joe Walsh. Top row: Virginia Enderlin, Camille Wegner, Kathy VanLaningham, Kathy Nelson, Carla Hoy. Spirit can't lurk under the bleachers and mysteriously emerge when students open their mouths. Spirit has got to be the yelling, screaming anticipation at a pep assembly . . . the stand-up-and- yell at a game . . . the last assembly when the seniors stand on the gym floor with the rally to sing the Alma Mater. Spirit may seem dwarfed by an initial silence, but pride and excitement just natuarally seem to swell . . . Someone has to amplify the purr of noise into the roar of the lion, and nobody seems to do it better than our rally. Capplausej J.V. Rally-Kneeling: Ruth Schumacher, San- dra Schubert. Top row: Linda Vandebergh, Marcella Wegner, Wanda Carter. 33 ubs Cl L. A 1 4 'r 1 ,U 5 rf I Grialders Feel Mud, Sweat, and Tears w Kent Molander Byron Philpot K Lions fall to mighty Lakers. Randy Rollins Q Craig Munson Steve Steigleder Mike Pike receives most inspirational player award. my Les Brenner Gary Zea Gary Davis Rich Young Varsity Football-Row I: J. Hastings, T. Mickelsen, C Kirkpatrick, C. Munson, J. Bremmeyer, L. Laxson, J. Mik- en, S. Woodworth, B. Miller, S. Cramer, Coach Davis Row 2: Mr. Nixon, Coach Rollins, G. Davis, L. Laxson R. Rollins, S. Steigleder, M. Bidgood, G. Zea, B. Philpot -Us Z 3 E Q ' Lions hand off for initial score against L.O. 1969 Varsity Football Scores McMinnville 25 W.L. Tigard 27 W.L. St. Helens 29 W.L. Forest Grove 28 W.L. Dallas 20 W.L. Lake Oswego 35 W.L. Oregon City 28 W.L. W.L. 27 Tillamook W.L. 26 Newberg Carl Kirkpatrivk Mike Pike Dave Koellermeier ball 3 7 005 I F ami P 5 K. Molander, P. Boettcher, P. Boettcher, Coach Johnson. Row 3: N. Robins, R. Dobson, E. Munson, M. Pike, M. Hyde, R. Young, J. Buse, L. Brenner, M. Budeau, D. Koellermeier, M. Egger. W. L. lines up opposite Grizzlies. There are a lot of bad things that could be ' said about our football season. We lost seven games compared to only one win and one tie, but season records need not tell the entire story. lt was a year when words like spirit, deter- mination, and particular- ly courage were a part ofour vocabulary. Tw'o outstanding games were those against Dallas and Oregon City. West Linn repeatedly threatened the lzigh- rankea' Dallas team at their goal line but the final score read 20-6 in favor of' the Dragons. Oregon C ity traveled here to deal Ollf one of the biggest heartbreakers of the season. The Lions led throughout the game until the final seconds when a surprise play by the Pioneers resulted in the go-ahead IOIICIIZIIOWII. Eric Munson Larry Laxson My FOOTBALL OCT 24 OREGON IT HOME C MIN BREAKFAST eesm .. . . . ... . .. . ... , ...,. . . A .. . t t . ... . New sign announces annual 0.C.- W.L. breakfast. At right: Tom Mickelsen carries football over line for first TD against O.C. Byron Philpot makes his break through Laker line. Lindsay Laxson Mike Budeau ef 1 ,'-J- .. M Ieffwgisq-V: . -5113. lf.-fy, .. A -Q -' i A .,- 127 2. 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Jay 31456 Tom Mickelsen im Dallas Johnson Dan Rollins Gene Davis The annual Foot- ball Banquet, fol- lowed by the awards assembly, proved to be a nice addition for the mothers. Mi k e Pike was chosen Mr. Touchdown and also voted most inspira- tional player by his fe l l 0 w teammates. Bernie Herman pre- sented th e inspira- tional plaque to Mike. Larry Laxson and Glenn Harris received the Rea' Shirt award and a vote of thanks from the team for their outstanding de- termination. Two offensive and defensive backs, Pat and Paul Boettcherj were lost to injuries. With the experience gained from the 1969 season, the Varsity Squad in 1970 should be very promising as almost all the boys will have had varsity experience. Pat Boettcher Scott Cramer .lay Buse, outstanding tackle, along with Gary Davis come out on top. 39 ll ba 0015 I F J. V. Football Scores 1969 Newberg 21 W.L. I4 MCMlllH- 16 W.L. 16 ville W.L. 8 T igard 6 W.L. 24 St. Helens 6 W.L. 2 7 Forest 6 Grove Dallas I2 W.L. 12 Lake 32 W.L. 0 Oswego W.L. I 8 Oregon 14 City W.L. 24 Tillamook 6 Rick Asche charges for extra yardage. Opposition gets Marty Gerba. '-ii? . , , 1 ' W if Frosh Football-Row 1: J. Ulsky, D. Koellermeier, J. Carter, G. Elliot, P. Gilbaugh, S. Gump. Row 2: Coach Greenlee, D. Chimenti, .L Pearson, A. Courtney, M. Fitzpatrick, S. Poyser, R. Enderlin, Coach Turcotte. Row 3: G. Soper, R. Dissen, W. Fitzwater, J. Cush- man, K. Ness, C. Woodworth, G. Davis, B. Kerr, S. Slothower. Row 4: J. Percmeld, C. Walker, M. Hamblet, M. Rondeau, T. Matteson, J. Patterson, R. Spray, M. Fresher. JV Row I D Walsh J Hays M Nor ton M Bell M Doty M Barber Row 2 R Asclze M Helenzus M Getba P Bruenderman Coach Schwabauer Row 3 Quarterback Monte Barrett H- .. .. ' -V.-Hs. ., ft ' .5 .,. - V - . A D. Vincent, K. Whitney, D. Means, S. Hach- enberg, K. Boeckman, Coach Sweet. Row 4: T. Zimmerman, S. Moser, F. Hancock, T. Stone, D. Schultz, D. Nelson. Second andfivefor W.L. Frosh practice gang tackling. Steve Gump catches pass. Far lej9'.' Loose ball between Norton ana' Gerba. Lek: Randy Enderlin cuts to avoid tackle. 'il V' 'Q 'Q G 'Q -IQ 3 LH IX 'S Harriers Reach Regionals The J. V.'s start the day's competition. Ken and Bob step up the pace. Steve strives for an early lead. Our team nervously awaits the start. Rain proves to be an added obstacle AI? 1 ' Varsity Team-Row 1: K. Schoonover, K. Mickelsen, P. Zorner. Row 2: B. Dichtel, R. Boeckman, R. New, R. Schauer, S. Robinson. Last year's Cross Country team had a very successful sea- son, losing only to Tigard and Lake Oswego. Most of that same team returned and had an even more prosperous year, except .jbr the fact that they again lost only to Tigard and Lake Os- wego. During the 1969 season, runners such as Steve Robinson, Bob Dichtel, and Ralph Boeck- man led the way to each victory. At the District Cross Country Meet, our boys placed third enabling them to compete in the Regional Meet against the Hnest teams i11 the state. Some very good performances were turned in to cap off a very successful year. 43 ss Country I Cro ff. 5 S is Q P 5 S Junior Varsity and Frosh-Row I: M. Warner, K. O'Hallar0n, R. Grunst, M. Trueb, J. Hull, T. Crandall. Row 2: J. Base, D. Hershiser, J. Umbras, J. Kuhl, B. Poyser, K. Gregor, D. Fowler. Mud-splatterea' Ralph Boeckman covers rough terrain in run. Swimmers Unite in Team Ejfort The feeling of spirit never lej7 our am- bitious swim team girls all during their long, hard days of practice. Head Coach Elaine Mackey coached our girls to two victories. Carol Lystell did well in the district swim meet. She Hnished third in the free-style. Dawn Smith was one of our strongest swim- mers. She received a first in the breast stroke and a second in the free-style during the competition at the district swim meet. Dawn went to state time UEFA Carol Lystell shows goodform in her practice dives. Diving Dawn Smilh 80-S'PSf0V Gif US The V009 begins- , ,,f, fn i, SQQQQQQ . ' 'fat L. Z hyat, 1 M 4 uk Row 1: Pearl Hergert, Joyce Rood, Chris Brainerd, Jill Groves, Julie Schumacher, Dawn Smith, Carol Lystell. Row 2: Terri Lindhorst, Shirley Bradley, Deidre Erickson, Chris Vrla, Mary Byrne, Teresa Means, Sue Ronning. Managers are Sue Budeau and Dani Lent. Teresa Means' beautU ul breast stroke carries her gracefully through the water. Jill Groves races to thefinish line ofthe 400 yardfree style. Joyce Rood opens her mouth in surprise. ng 45 L ITLTTL Swz Roundballers No. 1 on De ease. Varsity: J. Michels, E. Berglund, J. Miller, C. McKie, J. Young, J. Hastings, R. Pope, J. Buse, Coach McKie, B. Blake, R. Young, J. Crampton. Brad Blake jumps against Tigard. ww... lawn., s Captain Chuck McKie jump shoots. This season West Linn ranked as the No. I defense team in the state. The Lions played some out- standing games. One was the match with Oregon City. Rivalry rang outg when the final seconds elapsed WL was ahead 42-37. A great game was our triumphant victory over the Lakers. WL led LO throughout the game, but barely maintained their lead to pull a 43-42 win. The Lions rallied into the second hah' of league play with state on their mind. Against New- berg we shot 91622 on the foul line,' we held St. Helens without a ,hnurth-quarter point, and beat OC again by 27 points. Although fail- ing in their attempt to reach the state tournament, the Lions pro- vided their fans with intense ex- citement and an overall mark of II-Il. .N A Coach McKie Coach Greenlee Mgrs: S. Thomason, B. Poyser, S. Petit. White hats dominate enthusiastic crowd. Basketball is a far-reaching game. 1969-70 Varsity Scores Ist hah' West Linn 52 Newberg lOTj West Linn 41 St. Helens West Linn 42 Oregon City West Linn 45 Tillamook West Linn 62 Tigard West Linn 43 Lake Oswego West Linn 56 McMinnville West Linn 42 Dallas West Linn 40 Forest Grove 2nd half West Linn 44 Newberg West Linn 46 St. Helens West Linn 68 Oregon City West Linn 47 Tillamook West Linn 42 Tigard West Linn 45 Lake Oswego West Linn 79 McMinnville West Linn 46 Dallas West Linn 49 Forest Grove Coach Sch meiser Coach Smith Ed Berglund and Chuck McKie were voted most inspirational play- ersg Best hustler and rebounder, Jay Base: Best passer dribbler, Chuck McKie.'Jzty made 2nd team all-league. lN- W4 rw. vw. B '-Q -fe. QD 'ii C0 3 :Q Professional trick roundballer. Jay Buse Jim Young Ed Berglund Ron Pope Rich Young Most valuable player Jay Buse on bottom after ball. S21- Gene Crampton Foul! Brad Blake, most improved. Chuck Mg-Kie Jim Haszings Brad Blake Jim Miller John Michels all 49 etb sk Ba Jay Buse, Rich Young and Pioneers go for rebound, Rich Young evades O.C. defense. J. V. Scoreboarzl Znzl Half WL 67 Newberg 77 WL 60 Newberg 44 WL 45 St. Helens 52 WL 56 St. Helens 58 WL 47 Oregon City 44 WL 66 Oregon City 43 WL 51 Tillamook 45 WL 46 Tillamook 36 WL 55 Tigarci 45 WL 54 Ti ga rzl 76 WL 36 Lake Oswego 58 WL 41 Lake Oswego 44 WL 55 McMinnville 48 WL 56 McMinnville 68 WL 60 Dallas 58 WL 45 Dallas 57 WL 42 Forest Grove 46 WL 56 Forest Grove 51 Coach Schmeiser seriously advises team of next move. John Kuhl out-reaches opponent with ease. J.V.-Row 1: D. Nelson, Mgr., M. Gerba, C. Munson, M. Norton, R. Tomsik, J. Hays, S. Hackenberg, D. Hastings. Row 2: Coach Smith, S. Lough, K. Kreilaus, T. Morris, D. Sclminaclzer, J. Kuhl, D. Cothrell, T. Buth, W. Quint, Mgr. Jim Hays and Ty Morris grabfor basketball against OC. ,, - The J.V. Roundbal- lers ended their season with an even 9-9 total. Starting off with pre- season, they wo n all three games but relaxed to remain consistent dur- ing league games. John Kuhl headed the scoring team with 160 points for 21 games, trailed by Dean Schumacher with 135 points -Har 18 games. The Freshman A squad held their own to maintain an eight win, eight loss record. The B squad seemed to do the best of all our teams bringing h o m e an 11 win, 3 loss record. With back up .squads such as this our V a r s i ty will surely benej7t. ,g.VV M J . kX:Ij .N.. . H R. iv ,I Vkkr :5.i.?5Eik:gx? ,. i.,....... ul, Li v yt, l 2 5' 5' e-- PW '!?vLl?1:Qiii' . ' L'f5k 5' -Ziiitdiff, ? ' it 1' 5' Q A 'I TXQ l : J sl 'UV' ' - -.'S3If'3fi ..n r c.. , -is -1 H-I , ,f ,V is .-,' X 5- 1- . . 5 1 ,K i L S Q. L it gig g 1 Freshman spirit encircles Scott Poyser. Poyser, Gump, Ness and Bruck help defeat Renne 59-58. Frosh-Row 1: S. Poyser, J. Percyield, D. Steinkamp, W. Phillipson, M. Bruck, M. Brady. Row 2: Coach Schmeiser, G. Elliott, C. Hastings, R. Enderlin, M. Warner, G. Lind, K. Ness, Coach Greenlee. Row 3: S. Larimore, S. Gump, D. Koellermeier, J. Base, D. Croy, J. Ulskey, G. Sehauer, M. Fitzpatrick. 51 ll Cl tb 8 ask I B Skiing: The Newest Sport Here lately, when individuality is a key word in any activity, it is not surprising that ski- ing and ski-racing are experiencing great popu- larity. While it is true that skiing requires team participation, that members of the ski team be- come real friends ana' meet hundreds of racers from high schools all over Oregon, still, each skier must be motivated to wing the actual race Rick Chustz Determination is a must. Steve Davenport depends solely upon him. There is excitement in preparing all year for the races, then giving your all in a few quick seconds. The feeling of accomplishment and individuality make skiing an exhilarating challenge. Karl Eggers . ,I s Skiing takes skill and a lot of practice. George Marston Bob Sams I Dan Walsh Marianna McLean Gayle Marcus , ,f if a a 3. .Q gl. ,W W2 Diana Popma .lan Schumaker l Mary Lou Phinney Dan Walsh slaloms his way downhill. Ski Team-Row 1: D. Nicholson, M. Sams, D. Walsh, S. Davenport, B. Sams, S. Walty. Row 2: G. Mar- cus, D. Popma, M. McLean, M. Phinney, J. Schumaker, S. Belloni, Miss Pitts fadvisorj. Row 3: R. New, K. Greger, K. Eggers, R. Chustz, G. Marston, D. Bird. wa LO E cz QD B4 E U3 Varsity Wrestling West Linn 31 Barlow 25 West Linn Tournament 3rd Oregon City Tournament 3rd West Linn 29 St. Helens 23 West Linn 16 Newberg 23 West Linn 23 Tillamook 24 West Linn I5 Tigarcl 41 . Q E Coach gives advice assistance. Ready for the U nforeseen . Our Wrestlers Dial Not Fall s Gary Paradis-98 lbs. l Gary Myers-106 lbs. Bob Miller-115 lbs. Dave Kruse--123 lbs. Crowd views match with varying expressions. Rich Dippner--130 lbs. Referee Scores West Linn 27 Lake Oswego 21 Canby Tournament 4th West Linn 39 McMinnville 13 West Linn 46 Dallas 9 Molalla Tournament 2na' West Linn 22 Forest Grove 25 West Linn 5 Oregon City 43 Pete Kincart-130 lbs. Monte Zacher-136 lbs. Dan Bradley-141 lbs. Steve Steigleder-148 lbs. Alan Hull-157 lbs. Don Schultz-168 lbs. Bob Miller under pressure. examines hold. Steve Asher-178 lbs. Carl Kirkpatrick-Hwt. L0 'Ib mo E es tl VW. X ..,,. Varsity Wrestlers-Row I: Managers, D. Fowler, M. Piercy. Row 2: G. Paradis, G. Myers, B. Miller, D. Kruse, R. Dippner, P. Kincart, M. Zacher, D. Bradley, S. Steigleder, A. Hull, D. Schultz. S. Asher, C. Kirkpatrick. Row 3: D. Eckerson, J. Breitbarth, J. Anderson, T. Sparks, R. Johnston, M. Doty, R. New, M. Egger, G. Harris, D. Myer, P. Bogle, M. Dailey. Coaches Schwabauer and Davis shown in back row. Dan Bradley demonstrates techniques that took him to state. Wrestling is a close sport, a tense sport. The expressions of the boys are vivid, their glistening bodies, tight with the momentum to win. Long, strenuous practices help to keep the wrestlers in shape for matches, but inevitably a couple boys have to do without food for a day or two before weigh-ins to make the right weight. It's a sport that points out true athletes. Our wrestlers fought hard and they all did well. Dan Bradley lost only one match, and that was to a Forest Grove matman. The Lions came out 4 wins, 5 losses and a seventh place at district.Dan came out on top and traveled to state for West Linn. Retiring senior matrrzen are Pete Kincart, Monte Zacher, Dan Bradley and Alan Hull. The rest of the squad will re- turn to pull more matches next year. At right, Coach Schwabauer confers with referee. 'QL WW Tom Sparks, Pete Kincart, and devil behind. Coach Schwabauer Coach Johnson Steve Asher gives prayer. Coach Bishop Coach Davis Team looks on while others are busy wrestling. Monte Zacher, on bottom, awaits referee's go ahead. ng 57 lWrestli Referee picks winner. Pete Kincart on his way to a fast pin. Monte Zacher-point! Steve Ascher consoled. J.V. Wrestlers-Row I: S. Walty, L. Stevens, G. Igo, P. Day, R Gibbons, D. Burnum, S. Moser, R. Benski, J. Bogie, K. Whitney, M. Hyde, M. White, B. Gyford, S. Woodworth, D. Means, J. McCall. Buster Simenson, spec- tator. n Gary Myers assur es his hold. Statisticians and Coach Johnson keep tally on matches. Frosh-Rowl D. Vincent R. McEwen S. Myers L. Nodutj M. Froescher M. Rondeau Row2 S. Paige D. Wola'e W. Fitzwater J. Hull S. Slothower R. Paradis M. Hostager B. Russell R0w3 Coach Bishop P. Gilbaugh R. Dissen B. Kerr R. Senger C. Woodworth D. Fowler D. Chieminti Coach Johnson Row 4 C. Walker G. Davis R. Huennikens R. Spray M. Wright .L Patterson T. Deering ON U5 UD 2 iii W res ymnasts Prove Physical Awareness The gymnastics class has shown that they possess more than just skill and determination. An art was expressed with every jump made on the trampoline and every handstclna' clone on the side-horse. Hours of practice were made evi- dent ana' proved to be worthwhile for the group. Kathy Callicrate exhibits extreme agility. will Mike Sams crosses the physical barrier as Dan Bradley watches on. Dan Bradley shows typical physical ability of gymnasts. Gail Jenner and Jim Street prove that what goes up, must come down. Dan Bradley and Mike Sams parallel each other in skill. Rosie Seifert wears a smile ofconhdence. Row I: Mary Pingok, Jane Goodwin, Mary Goodwin, Boo Young, Rosie Seyert, Marcie Teters, Theresa Nodurjq, Kelly Cotrell, Yvonne Smith, Kathy Callicrate. Row 2: Patty Wilson, Jane Cross, Julie Reddaway, Jill Cross, Kathy Van Laningharn, Virginia Enderlin, Laree Wartena, Robbie Davies, Jamie Buckiewicz, Jacquie Taylor, Kay Reseigh. Row 3: Alan Davis, Rich Dippner, Bob Hastings, Mike Sams, Dan Shalberg, Karl Eggers, Don Duncan, Mark Simpson, Jim Street, Jim MacMillan: Doug MacMillan, Rob Cnossen, Jay Oliver, Dennis Dunmire. S61 ILC GS Gymn All American Baseball, WL. Style Dougwwd A swing and a miss for Randy Tomsik. Brad Blake I I , 7' , Y: 5 -5 EM I as V 5 Q: -- al'l l l Cramer headed for first John Michels Mike Thomas Eric Munson Larry Laxson No. 25, Brad Blake, at bat. Less Brenner 'x Scott Cramer There is pride in the bearing of Lion base- ball players. The All- American sport is played well by our Lions, too. This season Scott Cram- er was the leader in bat- ting, hitting a healthy .379. Senior Brad Blake, injured in basketball, did not start until the sea- son was nearly half gone, but his pitching was a welcome addition as his jirst game was a 2-0 shut-out over rival Oswego. John Michels was elected team cap- tain for the 1970 sea- son. Senior pitchers Brad Blake and Larry Laxson, Hrst baseman Dong Wood, third baseman Eric Munson, and out- Helder Mike Thomas leave the squad to the capable returning juniors. John Michels out at first. TV -,'lTs'ff'4'it . ii Q' ' K ' ggglwgllf ls ,dn - 1 alvibt W 64? J 322 SS-' f 'Y 3 wg f gg'-. ,gf 1 ' L' 42 K, 1 ,5 i 4 ' Y f 4 1- 1. f su M 1 , ,f Rich Young Robin Becker Mark Goldade Jay Buse Mark Bidgood Base, catcher, puts Tigard man out. Baseball 63 Craig Munson Catcher Jay Buse bats, too! Coach Lge Rawn Syone Randy Tvmsik Bob Miller Lindsay Laxson W On the nmuncl is Mark Gulclmle. fat rightj Fans cheer Chico on. W .1 'ffm Qrr myz f ,,,, .1 r- ge my g if -as xr i f f - M ' -58 .5351 ,J - .:m,,,,. Q. 5' ' . ,W 1 . ' - Q zzfyfg . ' . vegan, B 1 -v N. 'NH ' 'W '4- I 'IQ Vg . tj.3'w.-a..- ff f t' ette J V3 'E ,. . - lp . my Y ., e.5',, . - Tug! if . .M .42 ' . . .rreeifww-fm V we 7 557? A 'R' Ge-. .. -. . .ff-,M-M -' - sh - . . ,id 3, - .X X ,M ,--. . L .,,, - My J. - ,...,,,M -xx s 3 if . , T' v, ., .- Q' :H L -ff ., ' 5 1 . .1 4 ,ff vw.. I '- '. ,e....J-:as.ii.r:.3 . ,- L fwg- 1 A mighty swing by Robin Becker. Varsity Baseball Scores 1 970 Season Practice Games WL 2 LaSalle I WL I0 CCC 6 WL 2 Canby I WL I Milwaukie 6 WL 5 LaSalle 4 League Games WL 7 McMinnville 9 WL 5 Tigara' 2 WL 3 Oregon City 4 WL 2 St. Helens 3 WL 2 Oswego 0 WL 5 Tigard 4 WL 6 Oregon City 7 WL 7 Newberg 0 WL 2 St. Helens 0 WL 2 Dallas I I WL 2 Forest Grove 6 WL 0 Oswego I WL 1 Tillamook I 0 Coach Lee Lion roundsjirst on his way to second. Coach Schwabauer Coach Greenlee Dick Poppe, Jon Bogle, Steve Hoy, Managers. Coach Sweet 65 ll aseba I-B Mike Barber, manager, keeps track ofteam statistics. Junior Varsity Baseball l 970 Scoreboard Mike Doty, bat- ting a .422 for league, was tlze I0 W.L. 10 Newberg 2 J- Ffh region? H26 I' 11 W.L. 0 Tigard 10 'Y' .Y 9 6 W-L. 11 Oregon 2ff?5Z1'i,T27ZgLY ? 15 City 6 wins and 6 losses W,L, 2 St, IUIIXIIC' show the 5 Helens 5 junior var.s'ity is 8 W.L. 4 Dallas 2 on the up and up. W.L. I Forest 3 Grove 3 W.L. 0 Lake 2 Oswego 7 W.L. 17 Tilla- Jay Oliver leapsfor catch 3 mook 0 J V Row 1 M Martzn T Bath, K. Boeckman, P. Breandermarz, R. Smith, J. Oliver, M. Norton. Row 2 Coach Schwabauel M Barber, mgr., S. Hacketzberg, M. Gerba, M. Barrett, P. Agrue, M. Doty J M IEW? '. - The baby-Lion baseball squad had a league record of 2 wins and 7 los- ses. Jef' Ulsky was to hitter. The team was coachea' by Coach Sweet and Coach Green- P lee, Out at Ist is Jeff Ulsky. Jeff Ulsky catching as opponent gets a hit. , Y L- Freshmen-Row 1: C. Woodworth, G. Elliott, M. Hamblet, W. Phillipson, J. Hull, S. Slothower, R. McEwen, L. Nodurjt, R. Eastman, W. Fitzwater. Row 2: S. Poyser, M. Fingeret, J. Elsky, D. Koellermeier, J. Pericj7eId, T. Barham, M. Carroll, K. Ness, S. Gump, R. Spray, R. Senger, M. Rondeau. is , J 'ffrke MQ W W.. X X xg, ' QMS A fig. A. at 51:2 . .W , 2 8' L44 mil' 8 .., W fi 'el Q.'Q: 'af,jwg,ff ?'H'1+ W., ,J wt . Q, ,. Ball heads for Mike Doty. Safe slidefor No. 16. r V s J Baseman Scott Poyser, fielder Glen Elliott. eball 67 CLS I B Seniors Dominate Strong Varsity Track Team. ,Hi 1 T ft cg, Mike Budeau John Kuhl Dave Koellermeier-broad jump Easy clearance of pole vault by unidentyied Lion. Rick to Randy . . . Randy to Brian . . . Brian to Ron. Winner, Tom Mickelsen. Determination helps Kent Molander throw the javelin. iEi2....w John Umbras t A R ,,,.., . wg 9 - ' 'V143f,f1 ,J t ,gay -pe - x - H 0- V. E,,E.. 4 , ,,,,. 1 ii? Pat Boettcher Keith Schoonover Byron Philpot Rick Asche Randy New Gary Zea Paul Zorner Chuck McKie Ron Schauer Ken Mickelsen E Javelin throw-Byron Philpot style. In the past couple of years, track has become one of the most promising at West Linn. Again this year the Lions went to stale. The senior members of the squad were very strong this season. Tom Mickel- sen holds the records for the 100 and 220 yard races, Mike Pike holds the 440 yard record and was a member of the mile relay team,' Kent Molander is the holder of the javelin record,' Steve Robinson was an out- standing distance runner of the past three years,' and Dave Koellermeier was our lead- ing high jumper, long jumper, and hurdler. Also, seniors Brian Bell, Bob Dichtel, and Ralph Boeckman will be greatly missed next year. The Lions in league meets had an overall mark of 7-4. 69 ck V61 3 T Tom Mickelsen Dave Koellermeier Bob Dichtel l Facial isometrics help Carl throw shot put. Steve Robinson Y Kent holds javelin record at 189 feet, 8 inches. Y 1 42, 1: A , 1. - 5115315 L5 t ' A i ' M X' , ,,,,,f5:gQ-t,,., , .. N1 I me -:- - W .A W , fs-isifsiak ' ' 5 fl K as-'nuff H, - X, za .. , K7 i Q xx ss ff! EW ,R K I fl hir of 5 , Q sf T85 t , ..1I...1 .,.. KH in X Q1 A . mi fi SEX Kent Molander Mike Pike Brian Bell WIS' Carl Kirkpatrick Jerry Bremmeyer ' new 1, :,. sagyalgsgfffgqjiy 3 wk 5 Eff fm V iff 'VK jp yi f mm if Q W W :S ya s Www f Z ,dmgfigitv Mk UZ? , Ragga M t Q26 tiff? W 5 mg I Q ' 9iSf s il t 5 sf M55 if wt ,Q J, Q sf k i,J'tf,5.L-,vigil I w'+wi,:3i,',i. A , ., ' I ' , ft ,, , K 'f f sf :i1'?i.'-'hmmilififfiiiis. -X , .1 5 f' Q. fuss' t . 1 S, 1 . ' -:. ',. ' K fgW'5 91sJ-X A is , if W ' C 4 Coach Smith Coach Davis Coach Bishop Randy New asks Coach for a few pointers. Steve Asher. . . discus? Barefoot Chuck McKie pole vaults. Mike Pike takes hand-off from Jerry Bremmeyer. Ne IN '42 Q U L Si JV Row I J Jordan M Bell R Porath S Woodworth M Trueb, K. Whitney Row 2 M Umbras D H Ken Whitney prepares to throw the discus during J. V. meet Frosh-Row 1 Walker Soper Enderlzn O'Halloran Crandell Dzssen Swzngle Row 2 Fitzpatrick Lind Pearson . Davis . Patterson . Buse . Deering . Tuttle . Warner Steve Myers Kevin CIM Kelly Pyrch swings. Improving t h i s year, the gobr team raised their mark at District 2 positions over last year's stand- ing. Scott Thomason came within I stroke of qualifying for state. We beat O.C. 2 out of 3 times and over- all won 5 and lost 10. A new annual Father-Son tourna- ment was started this year with a big turn- out and a lot of suc- cess. Golf-Row I: M. White, B. Kerr, P. Gilbaugh, S. Myers, S. Thomason. Row 2: D. Ray- ment, P. Day, M. Helenius, M. Kosta, J. Walsh, K. Pyrch. Phil Day and Pete Gilbaugh converse on the course. Coach Snell At leh: In mid-air is Greg Lind. F2 5. Q In 73 Gtrls Track Team Sends Two to State Meet Out of 35 active girls in track, Vicki Asche, Chris Brainerd, Judy Endres, Bev Geigle, Carol Lytsell, Patty Miller, Sylvia Paige, Dawn Smith, Sue Stubbs and Jan Schumaker received their letter. Two girls went to state, Chris Brainerd in javelin and Sue Stubbs for the 440 yard run. To place for state trials at the TYV District meet, Chris threw the spear 94'9 . Sue scored more points for the team throughout the season than any other girl. At District, she ran a 65.6 in the 440 to take first place. Although the young team won only one meet, their match against Oregon City, the girls track team has gone to state all four years of their existence. With such strong young teammates such as Sue and Carol, we can surely look forward to more wins and more state tourna- ments. Sue Stubbs shows the strain ofthe 440 Row 1 J Groves, S. Budeau, B. Howard, G. Wilkenson, K. Shenaman, P. Miller, J. Osborn, L. Oldenstadt fMgr.j, D. Pease, S. Bradley Row 2 C Kruse, J. Howard, K. Heitmeyer, L. Sanders, N. Hammond, S. Belloni, J. Schumaker, K. Anicker, S. Rowley, L. Burris IMgr.1 Row 3 V Asche, C. Stroy, J. Road, P. Dornblaser, C. Brainerd, S. Stubbs, C. Lytsell, D. Smith, S. Paige, T. Jolly, D. Wing, J. Endres. Coach Grunst Coach Mackey eff K . Sue Belloni leans low over the hurdles. Patti Miller hands offto Vicki Asche. 75 ck TC! ' T L 9' Q. 1 1 ff? ?'!?:g: AQ X. Junior Gayle Marcus escorted by Mike Egger. Queen Louise Ellivrf 2-YC0fffd by Brian Bell- West Linn players move in on Oregon City ball-carrier. Golden Autumn The Debsfinish oftheir Homecoming performance. Sophomore Jana Gaynor escorted by Marty Gerba. Freshman Lori Kaphammer escorted by Brian Kerr. Kathy VanLaningham shows early morning spirit. The West Linn band provided hawime entertainment. Senior Jef Bidgood joined the Deb kickline at pep assembly. For forty-nine years, West Linn has played rival Oregon City. The game is a tradition when spirits are high and hopes of a victory even higher. The Kick-Off Breakfast started the ac- tivities early as speeches and yells reflected the day ahead. The ahernoon found the pep assemblies and the introduction of our court to the acclaim of their student body. Game time fnally arrived and the action turned to the West Linn football field. The Lions were 0-6 for the season but there was something dif- ferent about this game. The gold-clad players were a dijferent team and for three quarters were clearly in charge. But a last ditch effort by Oregon City in the ina! seconds pulled out a Pioneer win. Queen Louise reigned over the Homecoming dance which in spite ofthe game defeat proved to be a great success. lt was a Homecoming that will stay a memory for the years to come. Homecoming 1 l Sophomore Adriana Montoya, escort Don Freshman Sherry Moles, escort Steve Larimore Simenson. Lupercalia Chuck s happy and Eddie s ready.' Queen Adriana and Don enjoy the dance. Victory played an important part as West Linn cele- brated Basketball Homecoming except that this year the Lions traveled to QC. to celebrate it. It all started that morning at the pep assembly. The rally even had a special Valentines Day present' for the varsity Lions. Each of the Homecoming princesses were introduced to the classes. That evening, the West Linn fans moved across the river and up on the hill to visit O.C.'s new gym. There, we soundly took over the court and whipped them 68-41. It was a happy bunch ofkrooters who traveled back across the bridge for the dance at our high school. Queen Adriana Montoya reigned over the nights festivities as the crowd danced lo the sounds ofthe United Flight. Junior Jeanette Stone, escort Scott Cramer. ,J H X Senior Colleen Wenrick, escort Jim Miller. Rick Young drives past a lone O.C. player. Birthdays celebrated at the pep assembly John Michels. Jay Buse goes up and over. were those of players Jim Hastings ana' . ming 81 CCO I- Hom Student Body y Ill ll ll flllll illl umm mm W X ggg :min in all mul ma In guy' ffm .X v- ' ease: Haitian :sue lifeline. M.:-W 4 A 1 3 'W' A - . L 4 . ,. ' 4 -W V Camille Wegner makes sure you don't forget her candidate. 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'sffz an if .', W1 iwffw y .M ' 'iff 'W f fp ,Ki , : 'ak W 'Q , Virginia Enderlin evidently wanted Jacquie. ew 'M 1 Next year's activity director, Scott Cramer it X , , z af N ' if A of Q LW 'imxmgg if ig' 21 in Wh' .V y 'Pl 1' 1 ML'-1 W A W X il my in 8 it, 'W M f 1 I -iii N w 1 ' M f M ' W if Q i M R, 'S i. fa , ' , gg, ,, w'..Wf4:ff ww: if :ggi M y' 2 wiv- f 4 ' w t. . . af W 41343 ' N f f ii ' 2532 it 'ff 552, 2 t 3 mf J , v . fm 4 , 5 fern i s L fn 6 if K . 4. M f QS , W K ,V ig-wg M an .ea gif? 1 ,M za? ' fa M 5 w h f X Wy Y Q M M . ,Q .V i ,mzq nr j K VA 1- ' '.f., f wf? 5Q, My fellow Americans . . . It was the same wild and confused mess as in the past, but with new candidates and new gimmicks. Signs and post- ers, candy and slogans were all there on that one morning when mayhem breaks loose. Breakfast for the early campaigners con- sisted of oranges, bubble gum and suckers. West Linn even took on a new look with snow in the turn-around and a heli- copter on the track. This year's campaign speeches took place out at the football grandstand., Promises were made amid marching girls and motor- cycles. Ten candidates for presi- dent, one for vice-president, and four cana'idates each fir secre- tary, activity director and as- sistant treasurer all told their qualijications and wh at they could achieve i felected . Oat of all the hopetiils five officers were chosen. Elected for the 1970-71 school year were Jim Hastings, presidentg Ken Greger, vice-president, Jacquie Taylor, secretaryg Scott Cramer, activity directory and Sue Bel- loni, assistant treasurer. Michele Clarkson will take over the posi- tion of treasurer aber serving as this year's assistant treasurer. K 2 S X 5 The resulting mess. Top row: Michele Clarkson, Jacquie Taylor, Sue Belloni. In the pit: Ken Greger, Scott Cramer, Jim Hastings. E 83 S 071, tl, C le I E Who had a remarkable feeling. You Canft Take lt with You t' .. u.. , 'K it . I'm afraid I w0uldn't be a good wrestler. I couldn'tfind my dancing slippers As West Linn's jqrst play production this year, the drama department did You Can't Take It With You, a light-hearted play about lure and living. Under the direction of the new dramatics teacher, Scott McDade, this show was delightjitl to both cast and audience. The play itself is set 35 years ago. The show is about the Sycamore jQunily, a wild, unconvention- al bunch of people, and the Kirby family, a staunch upper-class people who have lost a sense of gaiety. Throughout three acts of zany scenes, tl1e Kirby's finally realize what they are missing, and join ranks with the Syca- niores. Mr. McDade proved his out- standing ability as a director with his first production here and it is one that West Linn Thespians will talk about for a long time. 1 You can't take it with you. Alan Baldwin as Edward Carmichael. I Y Laurel Paige as ..... Penny Sycamore. The goverment-oriented dancing teacher, Mr, Kolenkhof Marta Mclntosh seems relaxed. Penelope Sycamore .......... Laurel Paige Essie Carmichael .......... . Jamie Buckiewicz Rlzeba .......... Ann Rader Paul Sycamore .... Harry Green Mr. DePinna . . . Mike 0'Connor Edward Carmichael .......... Alan Baldwin Donald ........ Kelly Finerty Martin Vanderhof. . . Jay Rakel Alice Sycamore . . Mary Rydman Henderson ........ Clay Frost Tony Kirby ....... Reed Jones Boris Kolenkhof. . . Bill Alsdorf Gay Wellington ............ Marta Mclntoslz Mr. Kirby ...... Dale Buckley . . Nancy Maier . . . Bob Dichtel Stuart Paige Rod Spray Grand Duchess ............. Debbie Ungerman Mrs. Kirby . . . G-Men ..... 'Q OO A B E A Flea in Her Ear Raymonde dictates to Lucienne Chandebise Clay Frost Raymonde Lori Adams Tournel Alan Baldwin Lucienne Robin Brown Finache Jay Rakel de Histangua Bill Alsdorf Albicicco Ken Gregor Antoinette Laree Wartena Eugenie Holly Marcus Etienne Kelly Finnerty Ferraillion Dale Buckley Olympe Marge Bare Baptistin Harry Green Camille Mike O'Connor Your perfume, Madame? Q Stuart Paige and Lori Adams ' m Harry Green enjoys all the excitement. Chandebise reads love letter to de Histangua. A Flea ln Her Ear West Linn's second all school play, a wild, gay French farce written by George Feydeau was pre- sented on May 14, 15, and 16. The plot centered around a French couple. The wife becomes suspicious of her husband, and with the help of her best friend, she set out to prove his guilt. The result was total confusion, mistaken identities, unaccount- able disappearances and near catastrophies. Albicicco fKen Gregori makes his point known to the managers, Marge Bare and Stuart Paige. lN- OO Fx B E l ay ay 1970 May Day is like a daisy. It starts out small in its early stages but grows quickly upward toward its peak. Suddenly it blooms and comes truly alive with color and life. May Day isn't just the first day of May, but starts weeks before with long hours of hard work, all building toward the climax. The splendor and color of West Linn's blossom takes full form as the carefully planned routines are presented before the queen and her court. The traditional acts were all there: the Maypole, the square dancers, the gymnastics, the Debs, and the choir all took part again. Two new dances were presented by a group of West Linn's own daisies and the court also added a presentation of their own to the performance. And, like a daisy, our May Day gently closed as the night drew on with the promise of a fresh blossom next spring. ON OO A as Q A G E 1 Gia of Louise Her long dark hair and deep brown eyes are char- acteristics which make Maid of Honor Louise Elliott a beautzhil member of the court. Louise is also known for her leadership and scholastic merit. She serves as presi- dent of Senior Business Club and is an honor student. In the past, she was freshman class president, junior class secretary, senior Homecoming queen and a member of Debutantes. Louise Elliott was escorted by Joe Walsh. Steve Steigleder has the May Day spirit Theresa Nodurh was one of many skilled gymnasts. Our own daisy, Mrs. Mackey. Lon Dad? es'-'0 led by Kerry Heisler. Practicing under Kerry's watchful eye. Q Princess Lori Princess Lori, always an active participant in the class's activities, is a brunette with brown eyes. As a sophomore, she was a lovely representative to the Homecoming court. This year, Lori is a member of Ski Club, Future I-lomemakers, Senior Business Club and Debutantes. Lori plans to work for a year ajter graduation ana' eventually become a stewardess. St E 4' A -i E 2 t MX, K f 3. ,m.h,- 5 if ' .1 , , s i, x t t Princess Cvlleen Princess Colleen, friendly and sincere, has rep- resented her class in many ways. She is 5'3M , has light brown hair, a blue eye and a green eye. She was freshman class secretary and, as a junior, assistant student body treasurer. This year she was treasurer and a member of the Bash Court. Her other activities include membership in Forensics, four degrees of honor in speech and three years in Student Council. Colleen will attend Oregon State this fall. L . ,-,v Colleen Elliott escorted by Paul Boettcher. Mr. Jensen directs the band. Mike Budeau andfriend partake of refreshments. X Virginia Enderlin was escorted by Kelly Pyrch. Pri 'Virgini,a, Rich Dippner peU'orms with balance and strength on the parallel bars. I 'wa Im if Q At the Queen's Ball, Raylene Losch and Chris Andrews compare notes. I A B Princess Virginia Enderlin, a blonde with blue eyes is 2 known for her friendly and witty personality. She is a petite 5'1 and was a member of both junior varsity and varsity rally. Virginia would like to attend Portland Community for two years to become a dental technician. Jane Cross balances as Julie Reddaway braces. Yvonne Smith shows her agile grace. :Prince ss Cyn 5, Participants make an enthralled audience. Radiant Princess Cyndi graced the court with her dark blonde hair and hazel eyes. She has been active throughout high school as a member of Donut Court, Art Club, French Club, Thespians, Ski Club, and Deb- utantes. Art class is a special favorite of Cyndi's. She will attend Portland Community College next year. Cyndi Green escorted by Kent Molander. Carla Hoy escorted by Mike Pike. rincess C3118 Princess Carla, a class favorite, was chosen as the girl with the cutest smile by seniors and Girl of the Month for friendliest. She is a dark blonde with blue eyes. Carla this year was a member of varsity rally and Senior Business Club and has been active in Future Homemakers, ICC, Student Council and Deb- utantes. She also had the distinction of being named Homecoming Queen as a junior. Port- land State University is her aim next fall. Trainbearers were Kati and Kari Trunt. Mr. McDade, one of many teachers that lended a hand. Stone at the ball Ja m i e Buckiewtecz dances w ith Rawn I Rrmcess Katly The Queen made an impressive entrance. Ji Kathy VanLaningham escorted by Dave Koellermeier. A daisy dancer presents Colleen with aflower. i Q 13,252 aiu 42? Princess Kathy VanLaningham, a 5 '3,' blonde is a short but sweet addition to the court this year. Kathy was a peppy member of varsity rally, Ski Club, and Senior Business Club and a past member of Debutantes. Kathy would like to be- come a dental assistant and will attend Portland Community College after graduation. wwawwvr M 1 5 0 Prmcess Laxee Princess Laree has been an involved student and possesses a charming personality. Laree was Laree Wartena was escorted by Peter Kincart. freshman class Homecoming princess and a member of Thespians, Forensics, junior varsity and varsity rally. lN Ox A me Q A cz Mark Simpson balances on horse. Below: The court performs in a lovely folk dance. 2 2 5 s 3 May Day's chief organizer and coordina- tor for this year was Harry Green. Serving as manager is only one of many activities that busy Harry including being president of Modern Music Masters, band, and a member of all-state choir. Plans after grad- uation include attending Oregon State to major in mechanical engineering. MA Y DA Y MA NA GER HARRY GREEN. Harry places the crown on Camille's head making her Queen of May. Queen Camille truly has every qualijication for a radi- ant queen. She is known throughout the student body for her spirit and ability to make friends. Camille stands at 5'7 with long brown hair and hazel eyes. After coming to West Linn her sophomore year, she immediately became involved in such activities as GAA, Student Council, presi- dent of FHA, and a member of varsity rally her junior and senior year. Camille was also selected by her classmates as friendliest and Girl of the Month for spirited. She plans to attend Pacifc Lutheran this fall. Camille Wegner was escorted by Mike Thomas. We Q- f K . g1....,,. -fig .W K. ,V X- 3 , , K T gk N135 K: -.3 1 .,. -X V xx X3 K. is, 4 W, '-A2 ,.14ij4 - 34 .. Administration Walter Wood, Larry K. Engelman, Don B. Bowerman, Dr. William Pyrch, Dr. Ed- Mr. Chester Tunnell, Superintendent ward McLean, Kenneth Renner. The omce is the headquarters of any school. And as in any headquarters, there is never a moment's rest. All day long the switchboard buzzes, phones ring, visitors traipse in and out, typewriters clack. Mr. Wyffel's visiting bench is occupied, a student waits for a band-aid, Mrs. McLarty helps someone at the window, Mr. Gettel has a line of students waiting at his door. These are on the outside, where anybody can see. But miles of work go unpraised, unnoticed, but get done. There are minuscule and monolithic tasks, schedules, and paper-work lying underneath all that is done. Lots of people like to complain and beg for changes-and maybe someday the changes will come with the inefficiency of computers replacing the inefficiency of all the diferent people who make an omce work. Mr. Shearer Head Counselorg Mr Nixon Athletic Director, Mr. Zacur Principalg Mr ettel, Vice Principal: f Mr. Hahl, Vocationalg Mr. Wyjfels, Attendance. L ,ff i Secretaries 1.1 M sg lu KO YY Z? 21 Ji 23 29 30 UCTUHEPR 3 7 5 M I5 21 Z? 73 29 -i Mrs. Phillips Mrs. Whitney . , 3 L J 1 ' www , f ff 'f' fx. ',f11Lfisi-'.'f1.w y ' :Jezfagva2wss i,?2h aa 4- was ' 1 www 1- 1 .4 in we M- f' - rm ' , , ,XML 7 gl, Q-.wfg spy. , ,. A 2 7:2,s0Fll'f'.Q39VYjiiq7'Q 'fi f' ,f sgW: :,,fgs 'ff lsffrmgi- L -is-fr. zf V ilk - 1 ' J ,, ,..iA, , W i,- , ,,i, ,i,, A fffffg' , j . , ,,, A f-.wszwf :P Wu if -- . ff -51. f .A . H J I ' f , 'lv l W9 Whlffllff ., . .,.,L,1,, , , , V , V ,, lf s V gf wi-. 'W is TS 29. rf ,f . . 11121 .H 5 msawssv 5 A P ,-sa. ,Q , . 5 5 M . IM at . J Mrs. Hannegan ssh Mrs. Gallo HUT, 'S Mrs. Burnum Mrs. Powell Mrs. McLarty Mrs. Eyler Mrs. Koch Ad in. 103 Faculty Not everybody admits to liking all his teachers. But they've got to be good for something, or they wouldn't be around. If you were to stop and think about it, a teacher has a million duties: advising, counselling, patrolling, ticket-taking, chaperoning, door-guarding and just plain teaching. Teachers are human beings, especially when you realize that they have also found time to raise fam- ilies, participate in community affairs, and maintain their private hobbies . . . after they get out of school. Teachers spend over a thousand hours a year 'just plain teachingn. That d0esn't include all the after-school hours and the paper-correcting. Teaching is not always a rewarding job . . . but there's something we must not know about, or why would the teachers still be teaching? Kids always love to gripe about how much good time they waste by going to school, but think about this: long after you're out ofhigh school, the teachers will still be here. Below: Mr. Bragh ero-Special Education. Mr. Bishop-Boys' Physical Education. Below Mrs Brooks-English World Today Left: Miss Brunner-Chorus. Below: Mrs. Canon-English. 9, Msg lilm h r f K ' ,iliffik rt' J izrfieimiiiizrsl ,. , ,W iff fm V 35055 'M ww ws ' ?il4'ff'flf 55125 ii, fir 4.31 4. Q has ,s ?azgv:r:m,x.eff,.f,fv:, 2-ff 2 , V5.2 ,Jig ff., we 4 1 Mrs. Cameron-Latln, English. 3 5 Mrs. Bursheim-Crafts, English. Below: Mrs. Daiker-Counselor, Home Economics. y105 U CZCLL F' if Mr. Espino-Drafting. Mr. Davis-World Today, Economics. Mr. Glenn-Modern Problems, Political Science. Mrs. Freeman-Shorthand, Typing, Business Machines. Right: Mr. Greenlee-Plzolog mphy, Industrial Education. s 3555112 1295- HX s Mais zsssgiiei- 25529327 sigiiii? l ix? .0 N22 5 1 Q rig fp En E 1 , mx Z WS' fl' I2 s 5 .,.V- L Rl. 6' '- .?,: :l?QQ2lw 5 gf 5 ima lm Mrs. Greiling-English. Mr. Hartfeil-General Math, Algebra. Below: Mrs. Grunst-Girls' Physical Ed. Mrs. H err-English. E 12 1 'ss 1, , ' , Lkffiwffmo ' him., Mrs. Hyatt-Psychology, Sociology, World Today. LN Q Ne ' A -he fx: 3 Q H2 Mr. Juranek-Agriculture. Mr. Jensen-Music Supervisor, Concert Choir. Mrs. Kirkey-Counselor, World History. si ' ' i , we A I if Mr. Lee-U.S. History, Health. Mr. Johnson-Biology. we rm Mr. McKie-General ScienceLWorld Today. Mrs. Lightowler-General Math, Algebra. Mrs. Mackey-Girls' Physical Education. Mrs. Martin-A rt. m Q 'Sl A 'IQ 'R 3 S lr.. Below: Mrs. Mezger-Typing, ,General Business, Business Law. - Q NX A . 5y3: 5gx3:5gg4,,vf ,y'- . ..' . . .NNY S555 wi ' WW as Wasil . .n.f.,x,., 1 . . . R. i. if g A r wg,-QQ, ..,......-. .1 S . 5. ' . i ii V..-.'.a'iylf if -' iff-- 2 sf , . .: K if LU. Below: Mr. McDade-Drama. Mr. Nixon-Biology, Athletic Director. Mrs. 0'Harra-German, English. Y Mi-V5 0fS9'1-SPU'1iSh- Mrs. Panichello-Home Economics. m,y, Q i Mr. Peters-Speech. Mrs. Perrin-Typing, Ofhce Practice. IN '-4 N4 A '-3 3 3 LL. I Miss Peter-U.S. History. Mr. Quinn-Mechanics Mrs. Pike-English, Journalism, Yearbook. Mr. Pond-English. Miss Pitts-Home Economics. amy. , - 49 Mr. Rollins-Driver's Education. MVS- S0flf0fd-Ubfllfy Mrs. Schuberg-English. JL' Mr. Reeves-Orchestra. Left: Mr. Schmeise1+Electr0nics. 3. HIHHH W5 Nu N4 A -we 'F 3 3 LL Right: Mr Schumacher Accounting Distributzve Educatzon ealth, Boys' Physical Education fhgiiiiii' ' 4 M1 aka' be , 3 Z Mg. 5 'wsu wr ffiiwis qi 'Q 35 M 2.5342 90,5 Eg iffvwa L 22-Iwi 1 J ,i .. 1' his s3',Q'fg , 2 s , . i Below: Mr. Smith-Algebra, Geometry, Computer Math. Below: Mr. Sweet-Counseling, Modern Prob- lems. K q.vf. Below: Mrs. Swank-English. Below: Mr. Stinette-Band. Below: Mr. Swehla-Chemistry, Biology. LO Na '-4 A 'IQ 'F 3 3 Lk. Mrs. Phelps-Substitute Teacher. ,iii QQ Miss Troute-French Mrs. Webb-Reading Lab. Mr. Turcotte-Algebra, General Mathematics. Below: Mrs. Hill-Substitute. Custodians + alt K .tg MX, ,W .,., , ,, , ,..,,,,, aww- We . ,,,,,,., z ma J., ,:kr:1:, - Top row: Leo Gulden, Bill Klinger, Dean Kirschen, Ralph Nehl, Dee Townsend. Bottom row: Ken Thurston, Al Kastner, Vern Jenness, Arnold Kreinke, John Holden, Lynn Beerman. The custodians and cooks of West Linn High have a campaign of their own. They are here to fight hall pollution and starvation, They demonstrate in the school five days a week and we are lucky they do. 117 aff St Cooks May Willson, Violet Olmsted, Opel Shaffer, Eldora Groves. 4 N w gl F ff 'OW fjf N K M K ,. M, K ,,,,,,4 Sam Walty Sam, involved in a lunch-room conversation. Sam Walty, foreign exchange student from Switzerland Sam experienced the typical American class-room situation Soon, Sam must walk outfor a last time l'd like to thank all the people who helped me with their friendliness to make West Linn my second home. I'll never forget the warm welcome by the student body and the faculty members, and I will remember the new and strange things for me at West Linn, the school spirit, pep assemblies, ball games, student council, and student body office elections. This school year will be a lasting experience for me. Sam Walty kms, fit .V Kathy Ellis ,A , his My Kathy Ellis, West Linner who spent summer in Austria Kathy drives home a point. Kathy gets engrossed in an important but friendly conversa- N011 - 5 I ,T sl S '- I ws ff 3 . ,J . gag , S Kathy gives podium. details of her trip from the auditorium Austria is a small, neutral Country that has reached, politically, a good, even, balanced point of power and development. It looks to America for almost everything. It depends on us for excite- ment, news, inventions, inspirations, you name it. America leads the world, whether it wants to or not. lt's too late to pull back into a shell. Kathy Ellis 1 12 A.F.S. Student Body Ojjficers Holly Marcus, Student Body Secretary, smiles for the photographer. Our major goal this past year was to try and get students more involved in the school and what it has to offer. To some extent we have failed to reach our goal . . . With this thought in mind we hope that the coming changes within our school will give the students the incentive to unite, strive, and reach their future goals. We hope that whatever little accom- plishments we have gained will in some way help the students in the fu- ture. To the Students of W.L.H.S. we extend our thanks and gratitude for their cooperation and support. President Dave Koellemeier expresses his opinion at a Student f , 141' S 1, Q, it if 2 Council Meeting. Colleen Elliott pauses from her work as Treasurer. Paul Boettcher leads an I.C.C. meeting as Activity Director, a new office this year. 5 2 1 5 ' s 5 I . E 1 Michele Clarkson Assistant Treasurer learns all about the job Pete Kincart in charge as Vice-President and head of Stu- dent Council. 123 TS C6 Offi I s,B. Every year brings an in- jqux ofnew, talented Fresh- men to West Linn anaf this year was certainly no ex- ception. They started the year with a loss in the Bag- rush but that too is now unusual. After a week of shoe shining, they settled down to the job ofadjust- ing to the largest school most have attended. Fresh- Upper left: Freshman Wes Fitzwater is initiated by grinning Sophomores. Above left: A Fresh- man has his work cut out for him in Sopho- more shoes to be shined. Left: Lori Kapham- mer and Bryan Kerr, escort, represented Frosh on Homecoming court. Above: Donut Court Queen was Ronna Rollins. Above right: Class ojjicers, Greg Davis, v.p.g Chuck Hastings, treasurer: Rick McEwen, sgt. at arms: Sandy Greene, sec.j Ken 0'Halloran, president. Right: Freshman versus Sophomore in Bagrush on Old Rocky . man teams, Homecoming, and pep assemblies found the class in attendance with hearty support. From the beginning the class began to build the special traits that will characterize its four years here. They, as all classes, will be unique in their contributions to the school. NS... lf, 1 ,par I 125 sh T0 I F . ,,', ...f Q.. S21 W1 ag? 9 Q r 4. e I vi wifi? Q 'L .ably ., f .hal gn Aldrich, M. Becker, J. Block, D. . ff Bobillot, B. Asche, V. Baker, J. C C .Q .- ..f.,,f,..ii.i2. , . f 4 6' ,HY .fm W , . 111. A25 . 5 4 rt? K K 'QW 1 ' . in xg Qwamwf . H7 Bell, J. Benfield, s. In wwf .5 1. . x M, ,,.e, ..'F' 33 . .. 4 52? X. 'Q 5 V. .. K 1 Q wg my '9fZ,xk z hr ' v . Us 5 Baldwin, A. Barham, T. Baunach, S. .H Sv . -1 f. . w -5hS'f.w . . 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Pffif, T. Phillipson, W. Pickett, M. Pischel, D. Porter, C. Porter, G. r V' Poyser, S. Rackley, C, Ragsdale, S. Ray, S. Raymond, D. Reid, G. Rollins, R- fl , X Rondeau, M. Road, J. Russell, B. Russell, T. Saulsbury, G. Scarborough, S. Schauer, G Schnelle, L. Schuyley, P. Scott, M. Siefert, G. Sellers, J. Senger, R. Sheneman, K. Slothower, S. Smith, B. Smith, D. Soper, G. Spear, J. Spray, R. Stainsby, M. Steinkamp, D. Stevens, L. Stevenson, R. 63 4- C 5 ,- Stone, M. Stone, W. Stroy, C. Swingle, R. Teters, M. 'Q N' ' X 'J Thomas, C. T rueb, C. Turner, R. Turner, T. Tuttle, S. Ulsky, J. Ungerman, D. Vincent, M. . Vrla, C. Walker, C. Warner, M. Weber, P. Weeks, L. Wiegmdn, L- Wilkincnn fl u1:ll:,....... n u1:..:..,... n U, . 1 , ...HH ,- Woodworth, C. Worthington, N. Wright, M. Wright, P. Youngblood, H. 131 sh F ro In their second year of high school, the Soph- omores kept the momen- tum that had begun the previous year. This year, though, the tables were turned as the Sopho- mores found themselves with clean shoes instead of shining shoes follow- ing the bagrush. F o o t b al l Home- coming, sponsored by the class, was a large success. Outstanding or- ganization made it an event to be enjoyed by all. Princess Jana Gay- nor represented her class UH fllf? C0lH'l. Adriana Montoya, Sophomore, was chosen Basketball Homecoming Queen. Participation was a key factor as J. V. sports found large turnouts of Sophomores. A few even had tlte distinction of playing on V a r s i ty teams. The Sophomores played an important role in the success of the school year and in the remaining two, should continue to leave their special impression on West Linn High School. LQ Top of page, far left: Byron Philpot, athletic Soph- omore. Lej5', center: Ruth Sehumaker campaigned for her candidate. Right, cen- ter.' Sandy Schubert, mem- ber of J.V. rally. Left: Dawn Smitlz pulls the wool over a friend's eyes. 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Stubbert, B. Stubbs, B. Sullivan, J. Thomas, C. Thomason, S. Throop, J. T illotson, L. Trachsel, J. Trueb, D. Umber, M. Umbras, M. Vandeberghe, L. Vergare, L. Vincent, D. Wagenman, K. Waite, B. Walsh, D. Warren, T. Watts, M. Wegner, M. Welsh, M. Wenrick, C. Whitney, K. Williams, L, Winfrey, J. Wom C. Wood, L. Worthington, I. Young, B. Youngblood, J. Zacher, P. Zirkle, A. Zorner, P. 139 TCS 7710 Soplw --T--nav 5 1 1 This year's J u n i 0 r cl a s s demonstrated a go-go-gon type attitude, always ready and willing to get involved in proj- ects it sponsored. What projects? At Christmas, they worked with the Clackamas County Juve- nile Court, st uffi n g stockings for the court's wards, and jQ2r the mi- gratory workers in Can- by. ,Then came an ex- citing, rip-roaring and sometimes m e s s y pie- eating contest. Upper left: Juniors attend O.C.-W.L. Bl'6flkf2lSf. Lower left: Juniors were well rep- resented in all sports. Up- per center: Junior ojficers, Pres. Ken Greger, V.P. Mike Budeau, Sgt. at Arms Gigi Vlahos, Treas. Gayle Marcus, Sec. Gayla David- son. Dave Franzwa, Clay Frost and Dave Kruse are three of the boys that gave the Junior class character: Tlzey also sponsorecl Cake sales and movies. Come February the 14th, the Juniors were in charge of the Val-o- grams. Last came the Queen's Ball, u .lunior tradition. The class of 7l is a cleterminecl bunclz of people,' people who lake great pride in tlzeir work ana' riglipfully so. Lejq: Chris Simenson pauses in hall. Upper leh: More Junior girls iH,Fl'EI1ClI class. Up- per right: Juniors did go zo class! Above, right: Junior girls perform a skit al a pep assembly. 141 Jr. Adams, L. Adams, R. ' .f- --f1: --A-- 4 A.vfv l -V ,,, . :.,.1f-1'--1.9 . - L . , vs J . sg if S .Q nr f A . if , v I 2, .ki.V.':'V21 g. -' Q v A 2' W.. . wi -1 ' .6 ,DW Baisch, J. Baker, T. Beck, P. , , , .. Q- K ' . f , A Biatus, M. Bidgood, M. Bietschek, C. ,X A f.,.X ' Boughn, C. Bradley, S. 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Marchant, M. Marcus, G. Mathers, P. McCall, J. McIntosh, M. K gg Mclntyre, C. Mclntyre, T. McKie, C. McLean, M. Michels, J. Miken, J. Miller, B. l' 'T' Miller, S. Minsinger, C. Misseldine, K. Moritz, R. Moser, P. Murphy, J- Myer, L- Myers, S. New, R. Nodurfi, D. Noteb00m, Y- Oakley, J- 0'C0fln0 , M- ,luniors 145 3 ' .. I 9 V ir. , f -v-ff h. A . t Wititf. . 1. ff!! -'HW .-wt-f1g if1?t'1'::...1f.:., . ...Liv :wfss.... gif ' V t mf. V :SE ,..ip t .a-f f rt M., . in cI:Igjiv..ZiEa,5g5g55g!5g...e.. ...., .. - . fiffw - M I . . . ri-:H . .' H. '.7iit'L., N? f--V' ' .. 'wf an . -, ...exit . 1 '1'gf!152'.1f:..1if2 - .W 1:2 W -- L' r ' l KW' 7. f 5 H A. , .'?lY,4.t 13 -W ' 'tr' . J , . ,gf..f,f.. -12' . f '...wt.. rk'5, . '.'Lfi'i ' . L ,f 2-.k new J ,Q ' H! . ,. V. I f ' . ff ' Q E' .1 -,.s5'li' -1 ,, Oldenstadt, L. V. Olson, R. iijxiii-am.. ,iii .V ,Q ' WZ , . -. , V . W ,... 1- '. wa , 1 fi -' .gf V K ff? ' N WA- ' , H I '.., :Aj V K f,., ,J w .V RES. xv? ' it J Y wt, J . 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Sellman, Seymour, J. Sherwood, K. Simenson, C, Smith, C. Smith, J. Smith, K. Smith, Y. R. -', .: 'ilifiQ.f fv.igsJ,..3.- 41,5 ..f-,. fI,f5i? ' 'T fiT'1 f-7 Lifi, M ' 'W ' K5'J UfQff95 ' ddtgiik 'Viv . , ' 1 img? . m e 5 4 ' M gf a t ft , - T 4 ,yew 5. U : fx xv A .J to T Sparks, T. Snader, A. Sparrow, L. Sparrow, S. Standley, J. ' Y' 1, .1 .,,,. JS' . . , 3355 r ?',,lf3,5f2I' f f' ,, i!2333fE?2i2iflt 5' M V' t W. f K ,.. . , - . V! 5,2 V, 5, 1 'tw ,,,, fi . 111. . I . stfig um .X -Pfwff 1 52? 3' ' .gs1fgi,.ggf' ' . 3 h it , ... Y i 'V x W as Stevens, M. Stevenson, J. Stevenson, R, Stewafg, R, ... .. . , ' 1- :MVN f 1'--M t J. .A . Stubbs, S- Suire, R. Taylor, J. Taylor, S. Stone, J. . . ...f saw. Q an-f' ffm fl7.'iff 1 . .tw , 5 ' - 'h-z : Q.,',:..3' , WW ...t .t,' .1 .V-U. ttyv t - .eff fig. X, f f ', xv 1 2 , Q Ek -.wt 2 N. 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Thomas, S. - 55 if' .132 Wt. -I V., ,I 1 W , i , X Mt ft , ,. twr, ,, x 5 5 ,. , hgghifligfi gli K 1 K . 5,3135 A A., Wir. at -1,0 .... , ig. 3,1 31 Q ,dk gk Volberding, J. Watts, S. 1 as s......,,,.w -:wr lf 2131. pf. '32, f E f , Wegnerf B- We-W1 V- While, M- Wievesivk, J- Williams, B. Wing, D- Witherspoon, T. ser Wold. D- Wvvdwvrth, 5- Wridge, C. Young, P. Young, R. Zea, G. IN YF 'Ni 52 Q 're S. 'S Wake up Seniors- lt's your turn to grad- uate! It dawned slow- ly on most that this was their last year of high school yet the class seemed to come alive with accelerated activity that will leave their hnal impression on West Linn. Sports, rally, May court,plays, graduation, all were activities that had a special meaning for the many Seniors in- volved. Activity was not limited to the school, however, and many individuals earned out- standing honors and recognition on state and national levels. Let us remember, though, the entire class and the achievements it made in education and growth. This year's class is particularly aware of the many crises in pollution, poverty, Vietnam, ana' international conflict that face their genera- tion. They will step from high school to local involvement with a vote and a voice, a right to be heard. Upper leh: Tom Hood, Jill Cross, Jerry Baunach and Eric Munson, Seniors. Leh: Jeff Bid- good in Senior skit. Right: Tim Green and Mary Good- win. Lower lej: Lorin Dady and Brad Blake are married by Willi Alsdorf Ojfcers: Patti Beckett, Historian, Doug Wood, V.P., Jim Miller, Sec., John Miehels, Sgt. at arms, Mike Thomas, Treas. Center lejq: Diane Seely plays for talent show. Below leh: Sam Wally, exchange student and Homecoming princess Louise Elliott with escort Brian Bell. Below: Kathy Van and Brian Bell, rally. 149 iors 677, I S , ,Q ,. eve iw, , ,j' :,,i,1fg: ,l ,ww 4, --,, , I W ,,, .. ,gk 5 - ,'g:f1QMifZSe5 f ,f we ,m g , 0545214 F W -t Bill Alsdorf Steve Anderson Larry Asche Margery Bare QW ?AfQgg,gggymsfmzamsslgaanwgffmwwifmmmQ44' ' Jerry Baunach Pazzi Becken I Q fy : f a, -f -R aww ws... ,MW e ,V 'fig 4 e V ' -1 'A V.7,vQflQ,L11Wr Brian Bell Jim Belloni Most Likely To Succeed: Dave Koellermeier and Nancy Hammond. i , Rae Berbericlg Ramella Beugli Jeff Bidgood Terri Bielschek x MMVN-..4,J'fa Q A fjgig , N, QUW - 24 Debbie Bird Brad Blake Paula Boeckrnan Ralph Boeckman Paul Boetlcher Phil Bogle Dan Bradley Judy Briley Mike Briney Tom Brown Dena Barnum Shan Calhoun Dana Calise Sue Cameron 51 1 TS Senio Mike Chaffee Rick Chustz Kathy Condart Tom Cotrell Tim Cousins 5,44 ,XM-.y,, A Q -My , X Lila Cropper Sandy Cushman Most Spirited Seniors: Laree Wartena and Doug Wood. Ed Course Sandra Crawford Jill Cross Lorin Dady Cheryl Dallas I Ellen Dornblaser Candice Dyson Marie Edwell Colleen Wenrick+ Jim Miller 2 Cutest Couple. Gary Davzs Kathy DeB0ard Harding Di Cengo Robert Dichtel Don Duncan Teri Eastman 'Vicky Eggers ors 153 L I--Sen Colleen Elliott Louise Elliott ' v Virginia Enderlin Harold Engel Dan Finerty l - Q, Linda Hamm Larry Flora Nancy Fowler Class Clowns: Gay Martin and John Sloan. E Beverly Giegle Polly Glaspey Mary Goodwin Cynthia Green Cynthia Green Harry Green Nancy Hammond Thomas Harmon Elaine Harris Diana Hathaway Kerry Heisler Laura Herdt 'ie SCOZZ H0ld6l'l Colene Holt Chris Hoogendijk Linda Horvath 155 TS 1,0 Sen 4 4 Lori Hoss Carla Hoy Steve Hoy Margorie Huiras Alan Hull Gary Hundahl Mike Hyde Bob Johnson Keith Johnson Randy Johnson Bertha Kallman Mike Chaffee-Shyest Senior Boy. Barbara Kerr Peter Kincart Debbie Kious Dave Koellermeier Lee Koellermeier Ron Lawhorn Larry Laxson Derik L6DuC , I X 1' Mug 1-af P. Sue Lind Marsha Lohman Dale Manning Claudia Marchant Holly Marcus Dean Marsh . - S ' ' . George Marston Gay Martzn Coralee McDonald Bertha Kalman Shyest emo' GUI iors 157 677, I S K Alan McNammee Sandra Michael John Michels Thomas Mickelsen Jim Miller Mike Moehnke MKenr Molander N A: N . e-VPU' Roxanne Moody Eric Munson Bob Murray if ga- 5 1- - a , Yr' -T7 -AQSIFJQ:- X7'fiIS5j'Ifff-:s'i'1l5ei:i.-Q 'U 1 , 'V 5 iFV,nxfifvfK-'Fil-E?5?Y'H74ifT,?wt'7:fif -'Ai-1 .R ' S f il F ,vw a W ,V .z'1s11i'.e:' 1, Q Q., w K L, ' .. , , fy :.Lwfg1f'k'm 11 - 5 - V 1 - f , .e V Ns ,,fM'f jf.l2wii ' f Pkgiiimxws::Smqza'e2Q:.+QsX H - Qfvffvifiismijvziiggs ii,-fg1:v,f1f-. f iigwpy K , .. . . Esif ir ::, . qLz'?' ' .. '5 ' 'F:I' :g':-' ,Wm ' -:,.: 1 me - 2 .. 0 Kathy Nelson Sharon Nelson Dave Nicholson Ken Nodurj Theresa Nodurh Jan O'DonnelI Sue Oglesby Steve O'Hollaren Bev Geigle and Mike Pike--Most Athletic Seniors. Polly Phillips Laurel Paige Jenny Pintok Terry Pond Sandy Purkhiser Kelly Pyrch Julie Reddaway Mike Reedy 9 15 TS Senio Chris Replogle John Richardson Neal Robins Steve Robinson Karen Romine Biggest Flirts: Paul Boettcher and Kathy Nelson. f, Kathy R0-VSWUH Janet Rothman Mike Sams Pat Sanders Marilee Saul Mike Sayre Evelyn Schalk Karen Schubert Jim Sears Diane Seely Mark Simpson John Sloan Ray Smith Scott Smith Gordon Soper Mike Stevens l, WZ f 3 k ,,ie J 4 ':MQ : I ' :if TC Friendliest Seniors: Camille Wegner and Pete Kincart. Sue Sparks Debbie Strain rs 161 io Sen, -V., 1 l , W , y , Jeanne Sullivan Frank Sweeney John Taylor Mike Thomas Gary Thompson ' A 557 ' ' f -zla r ' 'E - Cutest Smiles: Steve 0'Hollaren and Carla Hoy. l S Y Dan Trachsel Dave Troutman Kathy VanLaningham Joe Walsh Sam Walty , ,W if Linda Wanker Laree Wartena 1 Camille Wegner Colleen Wenrick I Jim Williams Patty Wilson Gene Wobf Doug Wood Louise Wood Jim Young ost Talented Seniors: Bill Alsdorf and Diane Seely. Ron Youngblood Monte Zacur Lila Zirkle 163 TS Z0 Sen' Honor Students Bob Dichtel, Class Speaker Linda Horvath, Poet Kathy Ellis Vicky Eggers, Usher Louise Elliott, Usher These honor students are those who have excelled during four years here. They must have averaged five classes a year and taken at least one class denoted as an honor class. There is a great pride in achievement of this goalg it denotes an education attained through hard work and devotion. They are the leaders in the race by our generation to be recognized as responsible individuals with something to con- tribute to society. Special recognition is due Nancy Hammond, Valedictorian, who was a finalist in the Na- tional Merit Scholarship competition. 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Brelsford, John 126 Bremmeyer, Jerry 12,36,70,71 142 Brenner, Debra 30,126 Brenner, Leslie 36,63,142 Briggs, Sherri 126 Briley,Judy 151 Briney, Mike 151,165 1 Belloni, Susan 13,14,18,20,24, 53,74,83,133,134 Bl'lm0l6l, Shelley 23,126 Bengtson, Carolyn 23,134 Bengtson, Yvonne 30,126 Bennett, Judith 142 Benski, Raymond 59,134 Berberick, Rae 11,14,21,150 Berglund, Edward 46,48,142 Bernert, Kathy 142 Betka, Volkmar 134 Betts, Deborah 24,134 Beugli, Debra 24,134 Beugli, Ramella 150 Biatus, Mary 142 Brosig, Brow n, Brown, Bro wn, Brown, Bruce, Bruck, Bruck, Bruck, Buche, Buche, Buckie Daryl 30,126 Chris 142 Darlene 134 Robin 7,142 Thomas 151 Shelly 31,142 Arlene 30,126 Judy 13,24,25,142 Monte 51,126 Daniel 134 Joseph 15 wicz, Jamie 11,19,27,28, 61,97,142 Buckley, Dale 20 Buckley, James 30,134 Budeau, Mike 36,38,68,140,142 Budeau, Susan 45,74,134 Barnum, Darrell 58,134 Burnum, Dena 16,31,l51 Burris, Elizabeth 74,142 Burris, Patricia 142 Buse, Jay 26,36,39,47,48,49,63, 64,81,142 Base, Jim 43,51,126 Bush, Cheryl 126 Buth, Laurell 23,126 Buth, Tom 50,66,134 Buxton, Robert 134 Byrne, Mary 21,-45,126 Calandre, Joanne 21,24,134 Call1oun, Shan 151 Calise, Dana 151 Calise, Gregory 142 Calise, Peter 126 Callicrate, Kathleen 60,61,135 Cameron, Cathy 142 Cameron, Kenneth 142 Cameron, Susan 7,151 Carlson, Carol 142 Carroll, Mark 126 Carter, John 40 Carter, Wanda 13,14,18,20,33, 133,135 Catton, Debra 18,135 Chtmvee, Cynthia 135 Chajfee, Michael 152,156 Chitnienti, David 40,59 Chustz, Rick 7,13,18,26,52,53, 152 Clarke, Patricia 24,135 Clarkson, Michele 28,83,123, 142 Clift, Kevin 31,73,135 Cloyd, Sally 142 Cnossen, Robert 61 Cobean, Michael 143 Condart, Cathy 152 Conway, Patricia 143 Cook, Robert 135 Cossett, April 136 Cothrell, David 19,50,135 Cotrell, Kelly 61,135 Cotrell, Thomas 152 Cougle, Dawn 126 Course, Eddie 152 Courtney, Alan 40 Cousin, Tim 152 Couture, Roxanna 24,143 Couture, Sheree 126 Cowdin, Danny 126 Cramer, Scott 26,36,39,62,63, 81 ,83,143 Crampton,Lawrence 46,48,143 C randell, Deborah 135 Crandell, Terry 25,43,126 Crawford, Christy 126 Crawford, Sandre 11,13,14,24, 152,165 Cropper, Lila 31,152 Cross, Jayne 61,95,142 Cross, Jill 16,18,61,149,152 Croy, Debbie 51 Crucchiola, John 126 Cullison, Richard 10 Cushman, Gayla 6,22,27,143 Cushman, Kempton 30,40,127 Cushman, Sandra 14,22,23,152, 164 , Dady, Lorin 16,18,27,93,149, 152 Dady, Patricia 135 Daily, Mike 56,143 Dallas, Cheryl 14,24,153 Dalton, Frances 143 Daniels, Karen 30,127 Davenport, Steve 52,53,127,143 Davidson, Gayla 140,143 Davies, Roberta 61,143 Davis, Alan 17,61 Davis, Gary 29,31,36,39,153 Davis, Greg 40,59,127 Davis, Mary 23,31,135 Day, Phillip 18,58,73,135 DeBoard, Darrell 12 7 DeBoard, Kathy 16,153 Deering, Timothy 59,127 DeHut, Rose 127 Delashmutt, Debra 143 Deless, Sandra 135 Denny, Alicia 135 Dewing, Linda 143 DiCenzo, Harding 153 Dichtel, Nancy 21,23,135 Dichtel, Bob 13,14,43,70,153, 164 Dimick, Elizabeth 14,23,127 Dippner, Richard 54,56,61,95, 143 Dissen, John 40,59,127 Dobson, Richard 36,143 Dornblaser, Ellen 153 Dornblaser, Pamela 74,135 Doty, Michael 40,56,66,135 DuBack, Kurt 135 Duncan, Don 17,61,153 Dunmire, Dennis 61,143 Dyson, Candice 153 Eastman, Teri 31,153 Eckert, Katherine 18,29,143 Edwards, Mike 15,18,25,143 Edwell, Marie 16,27,153 Egger, 143 Michael 7,1 7,36,56, 78, Eggers, Karl 52,53,61,143 Eggers, Vicky 153,164 Ekerson, David 56,127 Ekerson, Karen 143 Elder, Barbara 11,27,143 Elliott, Bart 25,127 Elliott Colleen 20,94,122,154 Elliott, Glen 41,51,127 Elliott Kenneth 24,31,135 Elliott Louise 16,78,92,149,154 164 Elliott Shalleen 11,23,143 Ellis, David 17,127 Ellis, Kathryn 13,14,17,28,121, 164 Enderlin, Randy 40,41,51,127 Enderlin, Virginia 18,33,61,95, 154 Endres, Judith 21,74,143 Eng, Dana 18,135 Engel, Darlene 135 Engel, Harold 154 1 ndex Goodwin, Mary 61,149,154 Gossett, Aimee l4,18,144 Graap, Karen 127 Graap, Kenneth 144 Green Becky 144 Green Cyntlzia E. 23,28,96, 127,154 Green, Cynthia V. 13,23,31, 155,165 Green Harry 17,29,31,87,155, English, Roberta 133,185 Eppelsheimer, Gary 20,135 Erickson, Erickson, Erickson, Evensizer, Ferguson Ferguson Ferguson Craig 21,31,135 Deidre 24,3l,45,135 Kristine 143 Donald 127 Colleen 127 Debra 127 , Jeannette 143 Fife, Daniel 17,31,143 Fife, Lttellen 127 Finerty, Dan 154 Finerty, Kelly 17,28,143 Fingerhut, Michael 127 Fitzpatrick, Michael 40,51,127 Fitzwater, Wesly 40,59,127 Flamm, Kathy 127 Flatnm, Linda 16,154 Flora, Larry 154 Fowler, Donald 43,56,59,143 Fowler, Larry 143 Fowler, Nancy 13,154,164 Franke, Ted 21,143 Franzwa, David 143 Froescher, Marty 21,30,40,59, 127 Frost, Clay 17,19,28,143 Fuller, Kathleen 19,143 Fullington, Debbie 143 Fuson, Sharon 127 Gaedtke, Debbie 21,30,127 Gage, Jean 24,135 Gardner, Sandra 23,143 Gaynor, Jana 24,79,133,l35 Geffroh, Kareena 127 Gejj9'oh, Randall 135 Gejfroh, Susan 143 Gerba, Martin 40,4l,50,66,79, 133,135 Gettel, Karen 30,127 Gettel, Mark 143 Gibbens, Roy 24,58,135 Giegle, Beverly 21,154,159 Giegle, Harlan 21,143 Gifford, Cynthia 23,127 Gigord, Robert 59,144 Gilbangh, Peter 18,40,59,73, 127 Gilman, Joyce 135 Glaspey, Paula 6,154 Glaspey, Penny 18,144 Goddard, Mark 127 Goldade, Mark 63,64 Goodwin, Jane 18,61,135 90 Green, Janet 14,29,31,144 Green, Sandra 14,18,21,31,127 Green, Terrence 135 Green, Timm 149 Greer, Jane 135 Greger, Kenneth 13,18,20,24, 31,43,53,83,140,144 Gregory, Steven 135 Grwths, Madeline 18,135 Gross, Jan 18,21,30,127 Groves, Jill 18,21,45,74,135 Groves, Rebecca 21,144 Grunst, Raymond 43,144 Guiss, Allen 25,135 Gump, Steve 40,41,51,127 Hachenberg, Jackie 127 Hachenberg, Steve 12,40,50,66, 135 Hains, Susan 21,23,24,144 Hamblet, Martin 40,127 Hamby, Dick 127 Hamby, Kathryn 128 Hamersley, Gary 18,144 Hammond, Nancy 128 Hammond, Nancy 13,17,74, 150,155,164 Hammond, Robin 19,128 Hancock, Floyd 40,136 Hancock, Vickie 16 Hannegan, Patrick 144 Harmon, Thomas 155 Harris, Elaine 11,21,31,155 Harris, Glenn 56 Hasting, Robert 61 Hastings, Charles 51,128 Hastings, Dan 50,133,135 Hastings, Jim 17,36,46,49,31, 83,144 Hatjqeld, Charles 30,128 Hathaway, Diana 16,18,155 Hathaway, James 128 Hauck, Rebecca 18,23,144 Hlllm Janet 144 Hawks, Johnnie 136 Hays, John 40,50,66,133,136 Hazard, Robert 144 Hazel, Catherine 136 Heisler, Jeff 144 Heisler, Kerry 93,155 Heitmeyer, Karen 29,31,74,136 Heitmeyer, Steven 21,31,144 Helenius, Mark 40,73,136 Helmig, Penny 144 ' Hepler, D. 136 Hel'dt, Laura 155 Hergert, Pearl 21,23,45,l28 Hershiser, Donald 13,31,43,136 Hershiser, John 31,136 Hitchrick, Betty 144 Hix, Jack 144 Hix, Karen 6,18,19,136 Hodge, Cathy 144 Hodge, Charles 136 Hohnann, George 144 Hohman, Linda 18,144 Holden, Daryl 15,155 Holt, Colene 12,155 Hood, Thomas 30,149 Hoogendijk, Chris 15,21,155 Horvath, Linda 13,14,22,24, 155,164 Hoss, Lori 27,28,156 Hostage, Mike 59,128 Howard, Beth 14,21,31,74,136 Howard, Jenny 21,31,74,128 Hoy, Carla 16,23,33,97,156,l62 Hoy, Steven 65,156 Huennekens, Philip 128 Huiras, Marjorie 156 Hull, Alan 55,56,156 Hull, Jeffrey 43,59,128 Hull, Marilyn 23,144 Hundahl, Gary 156 Hyde, Mark 21,36,59,144 Hyde, Michael 25,156 Ibach, Barbara 14,21,31,136 lgo, Gregory 58,136 Ingersoll, Nadine 21,128 lnstenes, Maryloa 144 lzatt, Camille 128 Jenkins, Don 25,136 Jenner, Gail 61,136 Jensen, Ronald 31,128 Johnson, Karen 136 Johnson, Keith 156 Johnson, Robert 17,156 Jol1nson, Ronald 128 Johnson, Randy 56,156 Jolly, Rita 74,128 Jones, Kim 31,144 Jones, Lisa 14,23,24,136 Jones, Reed 13,14,17,28,144 Jordan, Debbie 128 Jordan, Micael 144 Kahle, Julie 20,24,144 Kalln1an, Bertha 23,156,157 Kaphammer, Lori 14,30,79,l28 Kargianis, Kathleen 128 Kays, Susan 15,18,144 Keith, Debbie 144 Keith, Nick 136 Kelland, Juleah 136 Keller, Darwin 21,25,31,144 Keller, Randy 128 Kemnter, Ann 11,28,144 Kemnitz, Curtis 144 Kemnitz, Kaye 23,128 Kennerly, Ann 14,144 Kerr, Barbara 11,13,14,18,24, 156 Kerr, Bryan 50,69,74,79,l28 Kincart, Patrick 144 Kincart, Peter 10,56,57,58,l56, 161,133,99 Kinch, Debbie 136 King, Lamont 20,21,144 Kinney, Donna 136 Kinney, Shirlene 144 Kious, Debby 28,156 Kirkpatrick, Beverly 136 Kirkpatrick, Carl 21,36,37,56, 70,145 Klatt, Eric 25,136 Klawitter, Ken 145 Klusmann, Scott 25,29,31,145 Knapp, Sharla 23,136 Koellermeier, Dave 36,37,25, 70,98,122,150,157,68 Koellermeier, Dennis 40,51,128 Koellermeier, Lee 157 Kosta, Monte 18,73,136 Konntz, Jerry 145 Kreilaus, Kathie 31,145 Kreilaus, Kim 50,136 Kremer, Katherine 22,128 Kristan, Carol 21,128 Kristan, Kathleen 19,22,23,24, 145 Kruse, Cynthia 128 Kruse, David 25,54,56,145 Kulzl, John 31,43,50,25,136,68 Kunz, Mary 136 Kunz, Robert 128 Lakin, Idell 29,3l,145 Lane, Dale 136 Lane, Sharleen 19,136 Langhorst, Diana 128 Larimore, Steven 51,80,l28 Larson, Jerry 128 Laxson, Larry 36,38,62,157 Laxson, Lindsay 30,36,38,64, 145 Lawhorn, Ronald 157 Lawson, James 31, 128 Ledbetter, Karen 128 LeDuc, Derik 12,157 LeDuc, Kirk 136 Leese, Larry 128,145 Lehan, Adele 145 Lent, Arletta 19,23,136 Lewis, Susan 128 Lind, Susan 6,12,16,18,157 Lind, Gregory 18,51,73,l28 Lindhorst, Terri 45,136 Locher, Marcia 23,145 Lohman, Debra 10,20,136 Lohman, Marsha 16,18,157 Long, Gayle 14,31,24,I36 Long, Nancy 14,30,128 Lorentz, Janice 18,128 Losch, Raylene 14,19,27,95,145 Lough, Scott 20,50,136 Luchs, Eddie 128 Lundy, Molly 30,129 Lytsell, Carol 21,23,44,45,136 MacMillan, Douglas 17,61 MacMillan, James 61,145 MacMillan, JcW'ey 129 MacPl1ee, Leslie 30,129 Maier, Nancy 145 Mang, Linda 30,136 Mann, Candice 23,145 Manning, Dale 15,157 Mansfeld, Jean 17,137 Marchant, Claudia 31,157 Marchant, Mark 145 Marcus, Gayle 6,18,19,22,27, 53,78,140 Marcus, Holly 10,28,122,157 165 Marcus, Kristine l4,18,129 Marsh, Dean 29,31,157 Marston, George 52,53,157 Martin, Gay l8,31,l54,l57 Martin, Mark 137,66 Martin, Susan 14,129 Mathers, Jan 24,137 Mathers, Patrick 145 Matteson, Thomas 40,129 Maurice, John 21,30,129 McAvoy, Kathi 137 McCall,Jefj5'ey 145 McCall, Jon 59,129 McDonald, Coralee 157 McDonald, Carol 30,136 McDonald, Leola 30 McEwen, Rick 59,129 McFarlane, Alvin 137 McGuire, Callie l4,19,24,31, 137 Mclntosh, Jana 129 Mclntosh, Marta 28,85,145 Mclntyre, Christine 145 Mclntyre, Timothy 145 Mclntyre, Virginia 25,30,129 McKay, Lynne 29,31 N1cKie, Charles 46,49,145,69 71 McLean, Marienna 18,29,53, 145 McMahon, Mike 28 McNanzee, Allen I5,17,158 Means, David 40,59,137 Means, Teresa 23,45,137 Meyers, Catherine 23 Michels, Jane 14,18,23,145 Michael, Sandra 158 Michels, John 46,49,62,63,81, 149,158 Mickelson, Darrel 25,129 Mickelsen, Kenneth 25,43,69, 137 Mickelson, Robin 137 Miettunen, Marna 23 Miken, John 20,36,145 Miller, Jim 31,46,49,81,149, 153,158 Index Miller, Patricia 19,21,74,129 Miller, Peggy 129 Miller, Robert 26,36,54,56,64, 145 Miller, Sandra 145 Miller, Steve 137 Minsinger, Christine 145 Misseldine, Kedra 11,23,28, 145 Mize, Cathy 129 Moehnke, Michael 158 Molander, Kent 22,36,46,70, 96,68,158 Moles, Kenneth 137 Moles, Susan 24,137 Moody, Roxanne 158 Montoya, Adriana 14,18,30,80, 133,13 7 Morgan, Anita 137 Morgan, Deborah 129 Mortenthaler, John 137 Moritz, Robert 145 Morris, Tyrone 50,137 Moser, Leo 18,129 Moser, Pamela 145 Moser, Samuel 25,40,58,137 Munson, Craig 137,25,36,50,64 Munson, Eric 20,24,28,36,38, 62,149,158 ' Murplzy, Catherine 129 Murphy, John 145 Murray, Kathleen 31,137 Murray, Robert 7,158 Myer, Dale 18,56,145 Myers, Daniel 137 Myers, Gary 54,56,59,137 Myers, Sharon 23,129 Myers, Steve 129 Myers, Steve 18,26,73,l45 Myre, Scott 59,129 Neeves, Dawn 23,30,129 Nelson, Amber 14,137 Nelson, Daniel 31,40,50,137 Nelson, Kathleen 16,18,33,158, 160 Nelson, Robin 129 Nelson, Sharron 24,31,l58 0'Halloren, Kenneth 20,43,l29 0'Halloren, Steplzen 26,159,162 Oldenstadt, Linda 19,24,146,74 Oliver, John 61,66,17,l37 Olson, Ronald 146 Oppel, Rebecca 14,24,137 O'Rourke, Denise 129 Osburn,Judith I9,21,74,146 Osier, Geri 30,129 Overton, Sheryl 129 Owens, Gloria 146 Paige, Laurel 12,22,27,28,85, 159 Paige, Stuart 59,129 Paige, Sylvia 74,146 Paradis, Garry 17,54,56,146 Paradis, Ronald 30,59,129 Parra, Jefrey 137 Parsons, Carolyn 21,30,129 Patterson, Sharon 146 Paukner, Barbara 14,23,130 Payte, Catherine 21,30,130 Pearson, Jack 40 Pease, Debra 74,137 Peck, Jeanine 23,24,137 Pedracini, Larry 130 Perczfield, John 25,40,51,130 Perkins, Gaila 132 Peter, Janet 30,146 Peter, Jeri 21,30,31,130 Petit, Stephen 47,146 Petit, Tom 130 Phelps, Wendy 31,137 Phillips, Bonnie 137 Phillips, Polly 16,159 Phillips, Rich 137 Phillipson, William 51,130 Philpot, Byron 36,38,69,137 Phinney, Mary Lou 14,18,27, 53,146 Pickett, Michael 130 Peirce, Dufie 17 Piercy, David 18,56,146 Pike, Michael 36,37,159,70,71, 97 Pintok, Jennifer 16,159 ' Pintok, Mary 61,137 Ness, Kirby 40,51,129 Neuhauser, Betseylee 129 New, Randy 43,53,56,69,71,I45 Nicholson, David 18,53,158 Nodrtm, Albert 25 Nodurh, David 145 Nodurf, Kenny 25,158 Nodurt, Larry 59,129 Nodulf, Theresa 61,159 Norton, John 40,41,50,137 Noteboom, Yvonne 23,24,145 Oakley, Jill 27,145 O'Connor, Jeanne 20,137 O'Connor, Mike 17,20,28 O'Donnel, Jan 159 O'Donnel, Patrick 129 Oglesby, Susan 16,22,27,159 Pischel, Davia' 30,130 Pitts, James 13 7 Polzen, Wendy 146 Pond, Quin 137 Pond, Terry 15,159 Pope, Ronald 46,48,146 Popma, Diana l8,19,27,28,53, 146 Poppe , Richard 20,65,137 Porath, Robert 17,24,31,137 Porter, Constance 21,30,130 Porter, George 130 Poyser, Bradley 31,43,47,146 Poyse r, Scott 40,51,130 Purkhiser, Bradley 138 Purkhiser, Sandra 18,159 Pyrch, Kelly 12,26,73,95,159 Quint, Brenda 146 Quint, Walter 25,50,l38 Ruckley, Cheryl 130 Ruckley, Stephen 130 Rader, Ann 14,138 Ragsdale, Stan 130 Rakel, Jay 13,17,28,146 Ray, Alice 146 Ray, Sheryl 14,138 Ray, Steven 130 Raymond, David 73,130 Reddaway, Julie 22,23,27,61, 95,159 Reedy, Michael 159 Reinke, Janice 146 Reseigh, Eric 31 Reseiglz, Katherine 61,138 Replogle, ClIl'lSfll1L' 24,29,31, 160 Richardson, John 12,15,29,31, 160 Richartz, Bobbie 14,21,31,146 Richmond, Robin 138 Robins, Neil 31,36,160 Robins, Roxanna 146 Robinson, Lynne 146 Robinson, Steven 17,43,70,160 Rollins, Randy 36,146 Rollins, Ronna 18,21,23,130 Romig, Stan 146 Romig, Steve 146 Romine, Karen 16,160 Rondeau, Mark 40,59,130 Ronning, Susan l9,23,45,138 Rood, Joyce 21,30,45,74,130 Rossman, Nancy 12,18,138 Rossman, Sharon 16,160 Rothman,Janet 160 Rowley, Sarah 14,18,23,24,74, 138 Rudig, Darick 31,138 Rujf Linda 146 Russell, Bell Russell, Jan 18,24,138 Russell, Robert 59,130 Russell, Teresa 21,130 Ryan, Lori 138 Rydman, Mary 15,18,146 Safstrom, Michael 17,165 Sams, Michael 53,61,160 Sams, Robert 52,53,138 Sanchez, Cynthia 24,138 Sanders, Melinda 74,138 Sanders, Patrice 27,160 Saul, Marilee 1l,12,14,16,23, 161 Saulsbury, Gregory 130 Sayre, Mitchell 17,31,161 Scarborough, Sharon 130 Schalk, Evelyn 29,31,161 Schauer, Greg 51,130 Schauer, Ron 43,68,69,l46 Schlabach, Michael 17,29,3I, 138 Schneider, Carolyn 21,138 Schnelle, La Vonne 25,130 Scltoonover, Keith 43,69,146 Schroder, Glenda 138 Schubert, Karen 6,13,16,161, 165 Schubert, Sandra 22,33,138 Schuyley, Patricia 130 Schumacher, Dean 50,146 Schumacher, Julie 18,45,138 Schumacher, R11t11 14,18,33, 133,138 Schumaker, Jan 14,18,53,74, 138 Schumaker, Raymond 18,146 Schwiezer, Sandra 138 Scofeld, Raymond 19,146 Scott, Mark 130 Scull, Guy 18,146 Sears, Jim 161 Seely, Diane 23,29,31,149,161, 163 Seely, Pamela 138 Siefert, Geraldine 130 Sellers, Jan A. 130 Sellman, Richard 146 Seymour, John 21,146 Senger, Richard 59,130 Shalberg, Dan 61,138 Sheneman, Kimberly 31,74,130 Sheron, Gary 138 Sherwood, Kathy 14,146 Shultz, Donald 25,138,40,56 Simenson, Christine 6,19,27, 141,146 Simenson, Don 31,59,80,133, 138 Simpson, Mark 17,61,99,161 Simpson,Joseph 138 Sims, Teresa 18,21,23,138 Sloan, John 15,154,161 Slothower, Scott 40,59,130 Smith, Barbara 130 Index Soper, Gary 40,130 Soper, Gordon 12,161 Sollis, James 138 Sowles, Sparks, 147 Cathy 138 Thomas 17,26,56,57, Sparrow, Lillian 147 Sparrow, Sharon 147 Spray, Rodney 40,59,131 Stader, Neal 6 Stainsby, Michael 131 Standley, Jan 147 Stanton, Myrna 14,24,138 Steele, Karen 138 Steele, Kathy 147 Steigleder, Stephen 17,25,36, 56,147 ' Stelts, Ronald Steinka Stetzel, Stevens mp, Doug 30,51,131 Donna 21,31,139 , Larry 30,58,131,139 Stevens, Michael 147 Stevens , Michael R. 161 Stevens, Teresa 139 Stevenson, Diane 21,139 Stevenson, Joan 20,147 Stevenson, Richard, 21,131 Stevens on, Roland 147 Stewart, Karen 21,23,3l,139 Stewart, Richard 147 Stone, Jeannette 27,31,147 Stone, Jeff 25,139 Stone, Michael 30,131 Stone, Rawn 20,26,64,97,147 Stone, Wanda 23,131 Stover, Strain, Candace 139 Debbie 161 Street, James 17,61,147 Stroy, Cindy 30,74,131 Stubbert, Brenda 139 Stubbs, Barbara 139 Stubbs, Susan 74,147 Suire, Roger 147 Smith, Corneille, 21,146 Smith, Dawn 19,21,44,45,74 133,138 Smith, Debbie 130 Smith, Evelyn 138 Smith, Judy 146 Smith, Kristy 146 Smith, Monte 138 Smith, Raymond 161 .Smith, Ronald 66,138 Smith, Scott 26,161 Smith, Terri 138 Smith, Yvonne 28,61,96,146 nader, Alice 147 ollers, Kathy 19,138 Sullivan, Jean Ann 6,15,22,27, 162,164 Sullivan, Jo Ann 139 Sunduist, Site Sweeney, Frank 162 Sweeney, Warren Swingle, Robert 131 Taylor, Jaquie 18,20,61,83,147 Taylor, John 162 Taylor, Sherrie 147 Teters, Marcia 61,131,147 Teters, Michael 125 Thomas, Cynthia 131 Thomas, Cynthia J. 24,133,139 Thomas, Michael 62,90,149,162 Thomas, Mike 62,90,149,162 Thomas, Sue 147 Thomason, Scott 10,47, 73,139 Thompson, Gary 31,162 Throop, Jeanette 21,31,139 Tillotson, Linda 139 Tolbert, Jerry 147 Tomsik, Randy 50,62,64,147 Trachsel, Daniel 17,162 Trachsel, Jenny 139 Trax, Edwin 147 Troutman, David 162 Trueb, Cindy 30,131 Trueb, Darrell 25,43,139 Turner, Rodney 131 Turner, Teena 21,131 Tuttle, Steven 131 Ulsky, Jejfrey 25,40,51,131 Umbras, John 43,69,147 Umbras, Marvin 25,139 Umber, Marilyn 139 Ungerman, Debra 30,131 Vandeberghe, Kathleen 33,139 VanLaningham, Kathy 16,18, 33,61,79,98,149,162 Vergare, Lonnie 139 Vincent, Doug 25,133,139 Vincent, Michael 30,40,59,131 Vlahos, Georgia 140,147 Volberding, Janet 147 Vrla, Clifford 19,164 Vrla, Christine 21,45,131 Wugnemen, Karen 139 Waite, Barbara 139 Walker, Clif' 40,59,131 Walsh, Dan 18,40,52,53,139 Walsh, Joseph 17,26,33,73,92, 162 Walty, Sam 14,26,53,58,120, 149,162 Wanker, Linda 163 Warren, Thomas 139 Warner, Michael 43,51,131 Wartena, Lauree 20,33,61,99, 152,163 Watts, Martin 31,139 Watts, Steven 147 Weber, Paul 25,131 Wegner, Bradley 31,147 Weeks, Laurie 18,23,131 Wegner, Camille 23,31,33,90, 91,161,163 Wegner, Marcella 33,139 Welsh, Michael 139 Wenrick, Colleen 16,22,81,153, 163 Wenrick, Craig 139 West, Valerie 147 White, Mike 18,59,73,147 Whitney, Kenneth 40,59,139 Wievesiek, Jane 18,22,147 Williams, Bruce 147 Wiegman, Laut'a 131 Williams, Larry 139 Wilkenson, Glenna 21,23,74, 131 Williams, Jim 163 Williams, Patricia 131 Wilson, Patricia 61,163 Winfrey, David 131 Witmey, J. L. 139 Wing, Debra 74,147 Witherspoon, Terry 147 Wold, David 25,59,130,147 Wolf James 131 Wom Colleen 139 WoM Eugene 163 Wood, Douglas 62,149,152,163 Wood, Larry 139 7 Wood, Louise 23,29,163 Woodbury, Cyntlzia 19,30,l31 Woodworth, Scott 13,14,36,59, 147 Woodworth, Craig 30,40,59,131 Worthington, Iris 139 Worthington, Kathleen 131 Wridge, Kathy 147 Wright, Matthew 59,131 Wright, Pamela 131 Young, James 31,46,48,163 Young, Boo 61,133 Young, Patricia 147 Young, Richard 36,48,49,63, 81,147 Youngblood, Howard 30,131 Yotfngblood, Joy 30,139 Youngblood, Ron 163 Zacur, Monte 29,31,56,57,58, 163 Zacur, Phillip 139 Zea, Gary 36,69,147 Zimmerman, Thomas 40 Zirkle, Lila 163 Zi1'kle, Aleta 139 Zorner, Paul 13,24,31,43,69, 139 A. 1 WGSW uw Na Z l We chose with careful eye, The things to remember this school year by. Reflections Fifteen years ago, West Linn was a small su- burban high school of approximately 450 students. As years advanced, enrollment increased until we reached approximately 1,200 students, which in- cluded all of the Gladstone students. The only building we had was the old building, with the old gym. In 1956 the new addition was opened, which gave us a new gym, and provided us with eight new classrooms and office space, the old gym was re- modeled for wood shop purposes. Today, as every- one knows, we have a new library, new home eco- nomics and art departments, new shops, and many additional classrooms. In reflecting upon curriculum, the basic of- ferings were for the most part college preparatory offerings. Today, West Linn ojjfers over 150 dif- ferent subjects, with elective options in English, mathematics and science, and a very fine vocational program. Athletically, we started with only varsity com- petition. This has grown now to include junior var- sity and a double freshman program. We have also added gymnastics, skiing, gom girls' swimming, and girls' track, which makes a fairly comprehensive athletic program. Fifteen years ago, the student body followed pretty much the program or the direction of the teachers and the administration, but now they are involved in Parent-Student-Teacher Committees, they are involved in helping shape their own des- tinies, and becoming truly involved in an educa- tional program. These and many others are the reflections and memories of the principal. -Charles P. Zacur Mr. Shearer, a counsellor, and Mrs. Lightowler, an algebra teacher, have also spent their last year at West Linn. They will retire after giving many years of sen- vice to the high school and its students. M22sff5Vf x 1W W ,'fT,LfbL ' 'CIT L ww M my Nfffg pf U Q f ..., I V L , -- If LL L LL I L W A . Of X ff VZ,A 1 V L L m:i.,2, ,L: , . . X . f Y ,xL,, 1 j L V , .. V V V. , fy ,, V L , L, akrr' .L ,- , z A y at . n f' f Q . .. . . .Q K L L L L mVA. L. Q - L . . --w . 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