West Valley High School - Aurora Yearbook (Fairbanks, AK)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1980 volume:

UPDATE THE YEAR'S PROGRAMMING if if Y .f 'WE S si i' ax PREVIEWS p. 17 AUG.-Nov. Activities Clubs Sports Freshmen Sophomores Commerciol Breok PREMIERES p. at DEc..FEB. Activities Clubs Sports Acodemics Juniors Commerciol Breok PRIME TIME p. 177 MAR.-MAY Activities Clubs Sports Seniors Commerciol The Big Event r ,ef l TELEVISIGN IN TODAY'S WORLD Welcome ro WVH5, Channel 80, Fairbanlss, AK. This years broadcasr is broughr ro you by Aurora, rhe yearbools or Wesr Valley Coming up soon on Channel SO, we will bring you rhe besr of Wesr Valleyls fall acriviries, sporrs, and clubs, plus a lool-1 ar rhe freshman and sophomore classes, Right now, however, we will false a lools ar relevision in roday's world, Television means more ro us roday rhan a box rhar l-seeps us enrerrained when we have norhing else ro do, Television brings us news from all broadcasts live evenrs by sarellire with no delay. Video recorders allow us ro record shows for convenienr viewing. Video games plug inro TV sers and converr living rooms into game rooms Porrable video cameras allow for insranr viewing of home movies. lvlonsrer screens are available ro arrain life size images Every day, new gadgers and accessories come onro rhe marlser, and television becomes on even bigger parr of our lives. A wall full of television screens is a common sight in a well-equipped TV studio. 'sg' lay? A s ,easel noone! ,..,,,,.qsa,v:'a: g06llll9 ., ini Cliff, pnocsaoatllf ,, ns.......,,,paiva.c.o.v'.. ,', , me 0 uooD.I.'.'.',...pooooU A 9 I nuonsoneouvl .'.,go0ooOl9 ,unseen ,.,gnano b .,'.'s.o,o.anov00 .,oo0ill ' l gg-uurgnnuulh ,goose nfaovooao one-iv ppnoo'D0 gases 0000610 'Q'-v'., anooil n.ho0!09. ' armani!! - Watching television is a favorite pastime of many West Valley students. My uf-f Y t . 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NW Mif S l ,M if x.,L1Wzv.',ftf:4 JW ,pmt-,gp x 4 -JL , MQ. , 5 'rf ,S ,A AJ + s -Mia? 5 5' In ,df K' is . , x A ,,,zh, 'Q J' 5, 5 ,X 1 E 1 sings . z g . ' f 2 5 9,5 A se. - L, ki ,fix-,Q ,ggi ig: 1- Z N k llgffffj 'life Z4 H H- N Ze 5 E-A 'S ,zfiflrffaif k gf I fi ff 51 I xl is 53 V P an 3? in U- q xgrj , sw' Q. . my -1 .5 -15' 0 IDE WORLD OF SPURTS THE FALL ATHLETIC SCENE Soorrs ploy o VYWCQOV roie in grddenr life or Wesr Voikey A signuficonr oomon of rne K srodenr body ocrwely oorrnooore5 in oroonwzed ornrencs, while oimoy everyone ' goes ro wordw every now ond :hen T Arnienc com emron nor oni olrows me T 5 Y oomooonrs fo forger fnenr orner orooiems for f T ,x .. o few nours o doyi our ar keeps rnenw an ' V- W ' 'L 1 good snooe os well . A,A ' j ji - j Fwe sotorrs rounded our rne Wear Volley - ,-Q, ff' - ' booms orogrom in rne foil of 79, foorboli, fi 'Lg , Q L V crow coonrry, voileyooli, wwmnmng, ond X' 7 fi f' q, Qyrnnosrscs The Iwo co ed soom cross ij -' ' 57.5 ! 29- Coonrry ond swimming, enjoyed The ndoar -it 'ggi A ,, f ' Ff H ,',' ' ' . 4- 6197 1 5occe55 rnis 5eoson, warn Wesr re-owns oloong x A L '1 ' T , A '.'Llg3 ' f' mon rn srore Cornoemion AM soorfs reorns '97 ' ,. , L 1.. , , f?v L' A from Wesr Voliey were in ine unnelignr or - M 1 NR Q T ' A some mrne nowever The foorooll reorn 1'5X..Q 4 ' ' tiff' devosrored ine Pomors in fronr of o noisy 'Zigi . 1 H .- ,n 7:5 4.'V :fi A Homecoming crowd The voiieyooii reom f ' if , 1 D -L ' vvos nonwoer one or rne end of me reooior 2,21 if -Q '-3 ?,,f,e,' , Q X -f . seoson ond ine Qwnnosrs Dfoveo ro oe V Q ' 1 L roogn Comoermon for rnefr orcn mvois, ' ' '- -T F ' ' A ' W 'Z' ' Lornroo Uonolding Wesrs mon srondoros of exceilence in soorrs conwoermon me foie booms reoms neloed oove rne woy ro o , , soecrocolor yeor T rf- t .-tg ' l ,-' 5'W'OUVVW W' L Leg We mme' Lows Ke ' 'ow ro ou obronce L oooorevx 1 'no o'eL::,w'oke The girls' cross-country team gets off to o fast slort ogoinsv Region VI competition. 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A i W , : f' N f'1m, ..,igfi'f , Q f NMA 'aw' . , Ii? gf- , ' fi ski ,sp y -A Q I X ,.. . ggw ,mn WJ' ,QW 1 wk , ff- M. -:W f- -, ,,mA'i5 .51 ,1 ws, vg uv rf' 5 -, 7 y Asa 1 if 4- S M .A 45 Q jg. ,QI . ks, 'QUWE K fi Sf - 51 96, , .. in ff Y If ata? lb 9 DYNAMITE FALL ACTIVITIES I, ' M ' se-f1'QsX'?f'1li fi'H M I F t n I My . Yy5,f WW, I ,A 3 r 1 grill A V I .QNCIG ' ' Y '4 It Li Irs! 'irq W . In f 'I 2 :?f,'ifr S ,ills X I ' IW it I . -I, i I 5' A Vit ilI7 3I ' ' ft It f ,Ikf ll ' 'III I 1 X , i ' vw, 1.5 , 1 ,MIA ' I , it-i H- in I 1, K e-.fi V I 44 .fu ,, , qs L , . , it T, Y fb If-,IW , ' si 1 P It Qi ,Rr X , l P Autumn of 1979 brought a new wave of spirit to West Valley, and what followed was one of the rowdiest, activity-filled falls West has ever seen. From Homecomingto Halloween, school activities saw more faces in attendance than in past years, and crowds were louder than usual. The first major activity of the year, Homecoming, featured fierce rowdiness competition between the funlsydressed Juniors and the helmeted Seniors. culminating in o pep rally spirit yell that resembled World War III. The spirit generated by Homecoming caught on and continued through Halloween and Thanksgiving. The fall Homecoming ploy received excellent comments from its audience. The Talent Show unleashed new talent to a highly responsive crowd. Activities throughout the fall provided students and faculty alike with entertainment andlescape from the usual routine. The lsey to the success of such activities was high student involvement and o touch of school pride. ' , ,. ,' I W X an Y I A rowdy crowd at the Homecoming football game cheers thefllalfpack to victory. if - r F ry ' 7A t . 'l P5 45 it li, 'll I wa I T it liir I I I' . 'I . Wmmw X ' A1 ' P! Homecoming King and Queen Shane Holmberg and Randi Freeman express their joy during the royalty dance. I 'K : f ? 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Iv 'Mlx 1 rMlI-lL Dressed for Halloween, West's ghoulies participate in the annual costume contest. Acting as an exciting preview, the fall season was a delightful array of activities which helped make up the colorful year. Enthusiastic West Students donned a variety of outrageous costumes for a lively Halloween, participated in a festive Thanksgiving, and along with their parents got to see further into the school with the annual Open House. Halloween was celebrated with errie hallways, the costume contest, and the Anything Goes contest. The imaginative Freshmen won the hall decorating contest, while the spirited Juniors cheered on their victorious Anything Goes foursome, Thanksgiving at West was characterized by a festive spirit and charitable feelings. Students brought in canned food for the needy, and cans were used far admission into the special Thanksgiving assembly. Those students who neglected to bring a can paid a quarter to see the girls' varsity volleyball team challenge the varsity football squad to a crawdfrousing volleyball match. Two games were played with the girls being victorious in the first and the football team coming out on top in the second. Open House at West was an effective success as students were given a chance to show their parents the school and its facilities. The magnificent Wolfpack band performed for the visitors and parents were welcome to converse with faculty members. Fall was a funefilled beginning for a wonderful year at West and the majority of the student body considered the season a dynamic opening for the new decade. Displaying a mischievous grin, Kiana Thompson adds adorable spice to Halloween festivities. LL ACTIVITIES A tm' t-uxvoenmc N. A X so -SSM . . with Qn affectionate hug. Mrs. MeOr5 reveals her In the spirlt of Halloween, Natalia NQ5ke and p0litiC0l pr6ferer1CeS. Penny Irby spread a little happiness. FALL ACTIVITIES PREVIEWED THE Ei 'x lx A . RW r ' aj r ' 4' REQ 11- it I . ' ic. Active Juniors Heidi Koerfer, Robln Montgomery. ond Mike Romlck ore wropping things up for o First Place in the Anything Goes contest. Mr. Solis, conversing with parents. contributes to the success of West's foll Open House. West VoIIey's mighty Senior Class shows thelr Thanksgiving spirit after winning the canned food drive by collecting 362 of the 987 cons brought In. Mike Romick, dressing in o hurry. contributes to the excitement of the suitcase roce ond the hord fought Junior victory. LAUGHTER AND EXCITEMENT TO COME Excitement November 'la of talent was wotcl was event not ro Theatre was both nights. As lights hir Ceremonies introduced the parade of sto The acts we ranging from music to acts Child Store the aecept their The top was t iey with out by ra Jon Trainees, slsii which Amerrco and Third prize Yearbaals for her Masked performers, pillowheods, create o hilarious atmosphere as they dance with flaying arms to monkey music, Qi e s K, The Decimotors, Off-White . Tom Savage , Johnny Zero and Tombstone Pollocilf' energize the audience with their high decibelqgerformonce. - S Q I Q Q. ki A 'i Fi Wai 'S 2 Q E in .sv A-3 3 vi' 'gm N' A s Qi 5 Q- Q ss A Y f 5 a . -rf, 31' QQ i tl s . af mg, 1. ' Q dxf QQ' Q atfss M ES . as D Qs 35, Troinee Ted Thomas unbelievingly questions his portner's, Jon Leonard, revolution thot the pumo's existence in America is non existent. J-f vvnss 13,61 Whoever heord of o fifreen yeor old ienwole foorbdll ployer?! Well, the people who wenr ro Wear VciIiey's firsr ever ploy, Time Our For Ginger on enjoyed Playing ro ooclsed rheorers three rimes during the homecoming weekend, the Thesoion promoted ploy vvos well received ond odded invigororing sporlas of loughter ro the inspiring fesrivities of homecoming. Adviser Gene DeWiId soid rhis firsr ploy of rho ye-or vvos fun for oil ond wos on excellent debur. Arguing with determination. the mother. ployed by Jennifer Gibson, tries to convince the banker, Brent Undereiner, thot her daughter con ploy football. X 2 's l in 'Sf' Q i Executive Board, TOP TO BOTTOM: Treas,, Susan Long: Rec. Sec., Peggy Williams: Carres. Sec.. Laura Winford: V-Pres., Randi Freeman: Pres., Shane Holmberg. INSET: Advisor, Edie Green. Junior Class, TOP ROW: Sec., Becky Ollphont: Rep. Gillian King: Pres., Paige Wallace: Reps., Jay Fenton, Heidi Koefer. BOTTOM ROW: Reps., Bill Delany, Abbie Johnson: Treas., Kim O'Brien: Rep.. Debbie Reynolds: V-Pres., Jlm Roth. Ll. IN THE F MILY There is a group of elected srudenrs rhat malse up rhe West Valley student council. lt is rhis organization and rhe people in it who are responsible for many of rhe acriviries that ga on ar the school. The siudenr council organizes dances, pep rallies, car washes, hall decorarions, and a variety of holiday happenings. Lilse the rest of rhe school, srudeni' council is the best it has been in a long rime, Wirh several members travelling ro national and stare worlsshops, rhe group has gained valuable experience and insight of the way other schools run their srudenr councils. There were also many topenotch ideas rhar were piclsed up and braughr bacls ro use ar West, These new ideas, added to Wests already superb ones, helped raise rhe schools high srandards, Wirh the help and encouragemeni of srudent council members, spirir was slay-roclsering. With this tremendous swelling in spirir also came an escalarion in srudenr pride and participation. A maior factor in the progression of the school was Mrs, Green, the srudenr council advisor. She was an added influence to the srudenrs and an imporrant person in the organization. As one srudenr pur ii, She adds a cerrain feeling that malses us want 5 - I ik ii s 3 QW ... s. s eg, c rrr' x I N Q V1 R s W ' 5 Q P x he J' enior Cass, BACK ROW: Sec., Ken Elbert: Reps., Shelly Brunaugh, Liz Tonkins. Jlm Klalch. FRONT TO l'OlSG OUI' goals GV90 higher than lliey ROW: Rep., Brad Shira: V-Pres., Morcie Hassebroek: Pres., Linda Winters: Reps., Jan Thomson. Jack already are. Dumble- STUDENT COUNCIL 25 Dear Mrs. Philleo, WITH ENTHUSIASM AND A FEELING OF 6611233goggfigg',':5g23,'SAg2gOI0Ve TOGETHERNESS, THE YEARBOOK STAFF W'I3?,ILEjQ PRQDUCED ANOTHER FANTASTIC Ejjfiiffiinshi132288221 A Your presence will be massed gl'9OflYt not only the Yeorbook Stoff, but by the entire school. ' M C1 C, The 1980 Yearbook Stoff fi' r. 'mf' in-...I l Giving words to pictures and writing stories wos A Exploring the more intriguing ports of c comoro, the job given to copy staff members Diono l-loll. Editors Morcie Hossebroek ond Com Pollock shore Jim Roth, Julie Fore. Anne Wolters, ond Lora Providing oll-around help is T.A. Sue Stone with breezy smiles. Horbo. ortists Cindy West ond .lock Dunshie. 1 Alwoys ot work Heidi Koerfer, Roncll Freemon, ond Decky Oliphont comprise the od staff. , A -- A :TL 'X K If fe . lu' . -x T I I N Cl A' 1 ? A . 12, 6 I y ti fn' I l ECE THEATER fig If h k Q 'P 5- A+ W..--mu-... ...- L, .fi -, ........ ..,.. ...,-- .dw- g ,ar , Promising to uphold the aims and ideals of the International Thespian Society are West's Troupe 628 inductees: BACK ROW: Brent Undereiner, Steve Ward, Amy Owen, Julyann Smith, Kim Cridge, David Thurman, Indrek Burggraf, Becky Oliphont, Dawn Borjesson. David Swartz, MIDDLE ROW: Robin Mayo, Carl Heidel. Sonja Rosenburg. Elke Gutgesell, Mahla Strohmaier. Martha Batchelor, Kathy Gibson, President Brion Wescott, Kehau Belfield, Elisabeth Swift, Clerk Jennifer Gibson, Kiana Thompson. Sherina McDonald, Chris Young, Howard Morgan, David Smith, Advisor Mr. DeWild. SEATED: Kathy Wilkinson, Karen Helstrom, Sandy Flodin, Kathy Owen, Allison Young, Vice-President Elizabeth Tonkins, Julie Howard. Barbara Setzer, and Abbie Johnson. Not pictured: SecretaryfTreasurer Susan Jones. THE SPICE CDF WEST'S LIFE WAS VARIETY, AS TROUPE 628 PRCVIDED YEAR-ROUND THEATRICAL ENJCYMENT Nothing beats television like a good theatrical production, and the West Valley Thespians offered a variety of spectacular productions to quench the desire of drama- thirsty students as well as Fairbanlss residents The entertainment began with the Homecoming play, Time Out for Ginger. The show starred Kathy Gibson as a young girl who wanted the chance to play on a boys' football team. It provided the large audience with humour that filled their hearts with laughter. To fill the holiday season the Club put together a Silhouette of Christmas. The production included both The Gift of the Magi and Christmas for Cosettef' These productions gave all holiday season play' goers a warm and cozy feeling. f Spring brings thrills and the Thespians joined in with their contribution, The Playroom. Their first drama, it sent chills through those who watched as five teenagers plotted to lsidnap and murder a young child that lived in the same apartment. Shalsespeares birthday offered West's dramatists another chance ta perform and they did, Ladies of the Tower and As You Lilse It gave the Festivol's crowds both drama and hilarious comedy. Guiding the large host of talented actors and actresses was Mr. DeWild. With his experienced and exceptional directing aptitude Troupe o28's advisor helped West Valley Thespians to exceed themselves with every performance. The Playroom Filthy Five CSonja Rosenburg, Julie Howard, Brian Wescott, Carl Heidel, Steve Word! pro- ceed to bind their youngxcaptive Ellen CElke Gutge- selIJ. rc ..,c. Knox 3 If 4' ' ' Hardy loggers Brian Wescott, Carl Heldel, and Indrek Burggraf, vocallze about their woodland lives during the Thespian-sponsored Talent Show. Concentrating on her part in a Reader's Theater performance. Kiana Thompson makes her part in the Thespian Induction ceremony a success. KTVF's lntervlewer Brian Kirkpatrick asks Thesplan advlsor Mr. DeWlld some questions about an up- coming production. 4 zoo Q , W, 5 6 EMM f.h...,Y ,.,,, , ,M - NV I ,ww ii. . Un , ,,II .fi ' ' Wy- ..,,,-, W..- .L , A 'MYR 5 V ,L,, L any V x, gh , ., , . r , Jgix W ab . ,, K wif' ' I w ' 'A Q. Q 5, 5 Qi! QW 5 ra . AW 4 it Kliwv 15 fl I 2.4 ,,,, I . , V x .f U Z ,, L , 2 ,, . X . 1, if I . 4 , VX., VW, I Q f 5 42' J Q A f f fr, yr J f as QF ' A ,Rf 4 and f 'W 2 M E . M X fu' Juno Cdnnon. lon White. Andy W RQW: ,Brett Ussery, Diana Hull. Brian Sgorborog,ghL Joan SCOYb0fQUQh, S!9QhLif1f9fKlfQ, K-lffS7lQ1f'Iyg9iSl0l'id, gnd Codch Sprqguey MIDDILEAROW: . Lgpip QLdFleur, G6rmoineALoFIeu,r, lhge Deehr, Helen Schfuf, Sfoelby Huiton. Jofiet'M'itCheII,,Vond Cdlle Gonzolgs.'UACK ROW: Lpxl Y hire, Corne-'ton Pollock, Willibm Popp, Roberrwedden, .ond'BristoIlWeeden. ' , ' M f 'E gi.. . Q21 -5 11 I if , K ff' ,,. ' if I R, x F 'L px X .69 ,vsp 53 COlJNTI'RY C50 - W.V.H.S. OPPONENTS GIRLS' CROSS-COUNTRY 19 Lathrop 62 W 15 Elelson 50 15 50 1st 15 50 lst 1st 3 d I Lathrop Kenal lnvltatlonal Elelson Darrow lnvltotlonal Regionals State. Meet Won-7, Lost-0, Tled-0 Wlth unyleldlng determlnatlon, Ian Whlte prepares to leave contenders for behlnd. 1 I N mix - iii? K i 'Ph Refuslng to ease her difficult pace, Shelby Hutton completes the last agonlzlng stretch of the race. W V H S OPPONENTS 26 Elelson West Lathrop West Keno! lnvltatlonal West Elelson 1st-Reglonals 4th,State Meet Won-7. Lost-O, Tied-0 BOYS' cRoSs.couNTr5QYe e t :tal H P 525 20 09 21 - 41 '19 38 . 33 78 px Wlth a thoughtful expression. Coach Bob Sprague watches lntently as his team exhlblts the results of hls rlgorous tralnlng. . . I si A ' ' K1 Mffif I. I ig' LY., N. I -'Q 3 I WA h . S Q 8 . a IL L. Q fs . Q. 5 V HI -.1 L , Q, Q , H.. 1 .L-- . N fy x, - 'L' I - . .C gg , K X I , ' . K N, ng W BU . h 1 K - - -' f , Ni Lmzz ' W . Li .. i .. .. ... S vkkk K i L' . N7 Q - 'QQ Q 4 1 Wi . . X 'M ' NL LL .ii LL . . A . SQ MG LL . M Q ' W . ,ZZI L L L.-, L' 'Ni..Qi'N L 1 H L - A - - .WZI ' 'L L 4 L 1 SL K . k'hk'. 1L K 3 .135 LQ KL - P 5 E -1 L ' FV ' f A L ' E K . L1-': -if -Lmkh - - if S . T. 1 X K- 4 ,. - . K--V 6 . ' - . 3' .... . .5 X . L . 4 3 ' .. L .L - '.. . H LLLLL L . ..... ' :1' L L L A r. L f' W. .ff F. A fig? VARSITY FOOTBALL Eoch yeor horbors, fresh, chollenging events ond for the Wolfpocls gridders the 1979-80 seoson proved to be extremely chollenging. Guided by Heod Coach Joe Cociori, the West Volley footboll teom emborlsed upon o seoson which welcomed the orrival of the Polmer Moose ond Wosillo Worriors into Region Vl ploy, increosing competition. Commencing the seoson with o valued Region title to defend, West met the Eielson Rovens in o match which emphosized the undeniable foct thot, with only four returning offensive storters, the offensive line wos young and slightly inexperienced. West bottled rigorously to lseep Eielson out of scoring position, but the Ravens flew the coop ond won 19-O. Following the first loss the Wolfpocls journeyed south to Palmer only to suffer o defeot of 2056 after turning over the ball three times while in scoring position. The ensuing matches ogoinst otcherlvol Lothrop ond the Woslllo Warriors were horde fought defensive endeovors by the odversories, who norrowly avoided defeot using good poss defense ond o little lucls. The resilient Wolfpacls, with no wins ond four losses in the seoson, still hod one finol gome, Homecoming, ogoinst the North Pole Potriots in which to prove West wos still the one. A revved-up ond vostly improved Wolfpocls footboll teom tools the field the night of September 29 ond begon to ploy a gome which showed the true Wolfpocls in action. The spirited teom in red-ondegold devostoted the Pots with superb offensive maneuvers ond incredible gool line stonds os they moved toword o victory of 22418. Though the 1979-80 seoson wos not os triumphont os the prior one, Cooch Cociori stoted thot improvement and generol ottitude of the lsids wos good. Speciol congrotulotions ore extended to Shone Holmberg ond Jocls Dunshie who were selected for the All-Region Footboll Squad. FootizALLspilif w.v.H.s. 9 c 0 - . Elelson , ,,-i if o :Palmer siss, i '69 I Lathrop' V' ,--. j 1,- ,',-' 2 . 12 wassii. it 22 North Pole' i A i,,,, f30f:fjj , CW-170-4HT-07 , ' - i . '.', Huddllng before a play, the Wolfpack analyzes the sltuotlon and discusses strategy. Quarterback Jack Dunshle calls signals on the scrimmage line ogalnst opponents. the Lathrop Molemutes. Mud-plastered football players pose In the raln following o rigorous workout. VARSITY FOOTU PREPARING FOR NEXT YEAR, THE JUNIOR VARSITY TEAMS WERE THE BUILDING BLOCKS OF THE FUTURE It is often said that everything goes in cycles. This could be true with the West Volleylunior Varsity Football teom. They were down at the beginning of the season, but they began to worls their way up and there was o definite improvement in passing, running, bloclsing, and lsiclsing slsills. Although they improved considerably, the teom still didn't hove quite what it tools. This was largely because of the number of vacant spots on the Varsity squod that had to be filled. Naturally the best Net would raise the place of last yeor's Senior, which left the JV squad shorthonded. Despite their record, the team still had an important learning season with many young players gaining valuable experience, This experience will be essential in future years and next season should prove to be one with better, more mature ployers, The cycle should get better in the win column, not just the experience column. ln addition to the players being more experienced, the cooch will also be more experienced and he will lsnow haw to wotls with the players becouse he got to lsnow the way they played, Building a winning team is better than losing a winning teom, and because of this we can Iools forword to next yeor with high expectations. Wlth defense In mind, a West tackle brlngs down o Lathrop opponent. .I.V. Football players are: BACK ROW: Tom Wells, Joe Lavery, Steve Hallsteln. Chrls Whlsenhant, Doug Gedney, Dove Gonzales, MIDDLE ROW: Coach DeLeon, Darrell Case, Rob Magnuson, John Dempsey, Chrls Rawlins. Chrls Meltveldt, FRONT ROW: Sam Brice, Morl Achklo, Wayne Sharp, Dave Bezona, Dlll Nance. Determined to get to the ball carrier, West's defensemen battle with vigor. . fu , - t Q J.V.ers who galned valuable volleyball experience are: BACK ROW: Leslle Quakenbush, Sharon Klm, Sharl Huntsman, Karyn Dlgnell, Klana Thomson, MIDDLE ROW: Karen VanHatten. Stacey Hutton, Coach Holtzmueller, FRONT ROW: Anlta Krejcl, Jon Thomson. Ruth Carlson. W V H S Opponent Monroe Elelson North Pole Lathrop Monroe Elelson North Pole Lathrop Delta UV! Delta WJ Delta UVJ Delta CWD 6 CLD 6 Lv. VOLLEYBALL . CVD U With deep concentration, Ruth Carlson and the rest of the J.V, team dlscuss their strategy. Bump, set, spike! Dump, set, spike! Over and over again the Junior Varsity team practiced their various sets and spikes until every player of the team was practically dreaming volleyball. Starting in late summer and practicing devotedly throughout the season, the J.V. team was perhaps the best it had ever been. Because of a large turnout for the team there was a good selection of players to choose from. The Coach picked the best of the group and then ran them through many practices and drills, The J.V. team, like the varsity, had a vastly different season from the year before and it was for the better. The players were spirited and they tried hard at every game, winning the majority of them. This trend is expected to carry over to next year and the large number of returning players are expected to be even better than they were this year. Some of the members will undoubtedly move up to the Varsity squad but there will be many eager spikers and setters trying for the new spots, This year was an excellent year for the Junior Varsity volleyball team and the outlook for next year is better than it has ever been Returning a serve, Leslie Quakenbush hlts the ball solldly. XARSITY VOLLEYBALL . .5 ,.,., g,,e,5fw, , Kiwi? f- .MF .ey Q'-' ,gf -H , 1-we -se ' fx C fy . Q - ' V x In a game agalnst Elelson, Lorl Meler splkes agalnl Giving a few words of advlce to the team, Coach 'lx J F Steffes also rouses the teom's splrlts. As the season progresses flerce competltlon develops between West and Elelson. P' Q Y r as e e ... ., ? z , , 3- Y L 'Q ' 4 1 . ' z Settlng It up to experlence, Ruth Mllan and Gilllan King are ready to bump up the score. Superlefty Gllllon Klng bottles against an Elelson rlval for the wlnnlng polnt. Rx' . -sr Q er f x9 if -li accgsc, .wg . L. . .i SETS? ON A ROAD TOWARD VICTORY THE SWIM TEAM CONTINUED ITS WINNING Lilse an avalanche on a snowy mountain, rhe Wesr Valley Swim Team, wirh second year coach Judy Soolools or rhe helm, cascaded over irs adversaries wirh insurmountable force. Since irs iormarion, rhe swim ream has been growing srronger and wirh consranr improvemenr wirhin, year, rhe rhird season for rhe relarively ream, rhe girls continued their ways with rheir only de-fears coming from archrivol Larhrop. The boys' ream, also in irs rhird year of exisrence, was undefeared in Regional comperirion for rhe second consecutive year and have had only one loss in all three years. The girls' ream placed second once again in rhe Regional Championships. This year rhey were closer than rhey had been in previous years and rhey have a good ouriools for nexr year, In rhe Regional Championships rhe boys' ream was moving wirh more force rhan ever before and rhe vicrory was unprecedented. The ream didn'r srop there, however, rhey TRADITION conrinued ro improve and in rhe Stare Meer rhe boys, campering againsr 18 other reams, were overpowered by only rwo absracles. They finished rhird wirh only one poinr separaring rhem from a second place finish, The girls, because of a lacls of numbers, didn'r finish auire so srrongly bur rhey mainrained rheir high degree of respecrabiliry wirh a ninrh place finish, defearing more than half of rheir apponenrs. An avalanche only gers bigger and srronger wirh time and rhe West Valley swim reams should do jusr rhar nexr year wirh rhe loss of only rwo Seniors and a good crop of new swimmers moving in. The girls as well as rhe boys are expected ro leave rheir comperirors dripping wer The boys are worl-ring for o Srare Championship and rhe girls are rrying ro unsear Larhrop for rhe Region Crown, The aurloal-1 for rhe West Valley aguaioclss is a good one and wirh a lirrle dererminarion rhey laals as if rhey could leave orher swimmers in rheir walses. FIRST ROW: Laurel Orand. Tony Jones, Mike Wien. John Pennebaker. Laura Klein. Coach Judy Soolook. Alana Winner, SECOND ROW: Tad Reich. Jack Hoch, Katie Fellows, Mike Romick. Lynn Johnson. Greta Billings. Keith Hanneman. Kurt Dinsmore. Misty Sundgren. Tyra Martsolf, Ed Hoch, THIRD ROW: Debbie Reynolds. Ann Fellows. Carl Benson, Gilbert Cowell, Ken Chaney. Tom Van Flein, Jim Roth. GIRLS OPPONENTS 116 Lathrop 195 118 North Pole 6 115 Delta 3 85 KanKenoi 59 96 North Pole 9 85 Lathrop 113 55 Lathrop 104 91 North Pole NS W-5 L-3 T-O Pushing for points, Carl Benson strokes towards a breostroke victory. T3 Boys ' is ik .- wvHs OPPONENTS L Q, Lathrop North Pole Lathrop Delta Lothrop North Pole 131 96 125 5 100 or 172 32 172 North Pole 16 172 119 131 5 W-7 L-0 T-0 . We .Ns if ...W-fsQr 'pl K KW - .fr S X ' Q' . . At the fun-filled North Pole relay meet, Ken ' - -P Mike Romlck Chaney leods the pack with his vigorous kicking. f-. K X X lo iv : force With an exhilarating look of Chaney relaxes after o re Looking for the water during o reverse dive, .llrn ' Roth stretches from head to toe. QI'-'J w As Coach Judy Soolook records times. the assistant coach watches her swimmers intently. --sr irjffep twig 52' Q1 f , Q ff. - 4, l With a fervor surpassed by none, the West Valley Gymnastics team began their season eagerly. Under the slsillful coaching of Ms. l-louse, the sixteen-girl-team competed against their adversaries with determination, shining brilliantly as they placed vvell in individual events on the vault, the uneven bars, the balance beam, and the floor routines. After the end of the tiring regional season, the team began to prepare for the Region Meet, vvhere the girls had some of their best performances of the years The gymnasts were eager, and they anticipated the thrills of the State Meet in Anchorage. Several of the team members placed well, and the whole team performed vvith added vigor. Not only did these athletes do well in Regional and State competition, they also did well on an international scale. In the ream's second annual Cartwheel-a-than , Mimi Lee broke the Guiness Bools record by turning 2688 continuous cartwheels. Through this activity, all the girls earned money to support the team. Although the team will lose some members at graduation, there will surely be new ones to fill their places. With this in mind, hopes for the West Valley gymnastics team are higher than ever, and next year should be even better. WEST GYMNASTS DID WELL ON ALL LEVELS-REGION, STATE AND WORLD As Mimi Lee's llghtfooted routine fascinates Exertlng llthe nimbleness on the floor Is the crowd, she prepares to capture the Donna Neldhold, a magnificent achlever of judge's attention also. the splits. With exuberant energy, Cathy Scott gracefully leaps over the vault to a conclse landing. West 130 Lathrop 145 West 130 Lathrop 143 North Pole 48 6 West 56 Lathrop 86 West 81 Lathrop 108 West 80 Lathrop 110 REGIONALS West 224 36 Lathrop 252 88 North Pole 3141 West imthgop 137.6 -L-we N The gymnastics team conslsts of BACK ROW: Palge FRONT ROW Jeannie Morkal Evelyn Degan Nw Wallace Donna Nerdhold Kirsten Gush Tammy Pamela Cosby Kelly Sole Bonnie Ollphant Cindy disg Matthews Coach House Michelle Hutnrk Kim Matthews Sharman Murphree Mlml Lee Leanne O Drlen Cathy Scott Olmstead FREESTYLE As Intense concentration ls focused on the balance Sympathlzer Ms House consoles Ruby Cogon after beam Leanne Olmstead demonstrates her superb a heartwrenchlng event , ,Q O L QS Q FYIOSCQU identity YO Heidi Koerfer. Rondi the Qir with their Amndsr fans and Varsity- Varsity e canwheels their own tryouts 'Ning ,....-.M 'w C. ! YJ x 10 J A EQ' I NE' KWH? l Bushey stirs West Cathy OYUUO 0 Miles Ken Akosofu Tommy Alberry Mike Allen Chris Aloio Tracy Anocker Doyno Anderson Keith Anderson Ken Anderson Liz Andresen Andy Apple-bee Tommy Argend Stephanie Atlee Denlse Atnip Roberto Atwood Aiice Bochner Ken Boker Steve Banks Kristino Berber Quinton Borfield Roy Bartlett THE YOUNG ND THE RESTLESS Martha Batchelor Dale Baurick John Beach Peggy Beck James Betts Cling Biery 5 Q, , I Et P I1 Jennifer Buchanan Steve Buchanan Karl Burggraf Gary Busby around of energy, her spirit Rabbi Biggar Sparkie Blackman Karen Dlockcolsky John Bonacor Jordan Bonney Frank Bowne Lisa Brand Mike Brand Hannah Brice Dano Brownlee Tim Byers Linda Candage Trent Carbough Kris Carlson Tom Casey William Castoe Robert Christensen Ed Christian Kevin Church Melissa Clanton Ruth Cogan Bobby Coleman Tim Conner Marnie Cook Doug Coon Amy Copeland Pam Cosby James Coty Kim Cridge Jeff Croll Kevin Cronk Kevin Crow Ken Dahl Wyan Danels Bob Davis The solemn faces of Kelly Sole, Dayna Anderson, Alana Winner and Bonnie Oliphant create an atmo- sphere of intense concentration during a Student Council meeting. Dan Doberpuhl Kevin Dokken Deanna Dowler Fred Dupre Kami East Todd England Nevette Esch Eric Espe Scott Deely Manya Deehr Vladimir Degen Peter DeLIma Susan Deslnger Rolf Dlnsmore Dan Dinwoodle Maritza Espinal Andrea Evans Debbie Evans Louise Evans Julie Fate Ann Fellows Linda Fickus Monte Fifer William Filipic Tracy Flodin Robin Frank Darrin Freeman Mike Gaiser Angie Gamble Shauna Gannon Dan Garris Kirsten Gish .lim Gleason Roy Glidden Randy Groudon Shannon Green Venturing out snow is no Don Guenther Elke Gutgesell Pete Hagel Todd Horrls Robin Hebert Scott Hilke David Hill Trocy Hill Annette Hiller Deborah Hilliard Gino Hines Helen Hisamoto Jack Hoch Tineke Hollander Karin Hollerbach FRESHMEN OFTEN TCDOK TIME TO RELAX AND SURVEY THEIR SURRCUNDINGS Korl Hutton Tony Hyort Todd Isoocs Dovid Isberg Troy Jockovich Heidi Jomes Lorry Jeschek Carlo Johnson Lorry Johnson Lindo Johnson Denise Jonos Ben Jones Kerry Jones Bobby Jordon Joe Jossis Kent Kohler Greg Koroi Lindo Keirn Cindy Matthews Steve Mattice Robin Mayo Michelle McCarroll Shannon McCarthy Madeleine McCotter Sherina McDonald Heather McNary Tony McSorIey John Meinhart Christopher Meltvedt Beth Middleton Eddie Miller Sean Mills Andy Minogue Molly Mobley Jill Morgan Lance Morgan Robin Morrison Kathy Murphy Tim Nance Ron Navarro Eric Neiland Cindy Notti Lorrie Nowottnick AND LAUGHTER ABOUNDED WERE Giggling their cores away. Sherino McDonald ond Kim Cridge personify the Freshmen effervescent Donnie Oliphont John Olmsteod Heidi Orbeck Jennlfer Otness Edward Page Dionne Peors Kim Pelosi Keith Pomeroy Noomi Prelsing Perry Pruitt Shonto Puchtler Brion Rawlins Tod Reich Eun Rhee Comml Ronken Stuort Rosodiuk Renee Rozell Sonja Runberg Kerri Rutt Kelly Ryan Doug Sacklnger Lynette Salok Lorl Shermerhorn Suzanne Schneider Artie Scholl Cathy Scott Drlan Shannon Krista Shelton Tlm Sheridan Dong Jo Shln Don Slerer Dernle Simmons Charlene Slmon Mm. '1-. , q,,,...... qv.. 5'-If Mike Slmon Tom! Sltter Fotlmo Slvjee Julyon Smlth Vernon Smith Vlckle Smith Donlel Snider Kelly Sole Scott Sternhouse Lors Stevenson Art Strozewskl Jeff Studer Greg Swanson Chrls Swotzell Steve Sweet Soroh Swift Randy Tornowskl Morlene Taylor Shello Teel Klono Thompson Cindy Tllmon VITALITY AND Leann Trlton Teresa Tomony Donna Tomaszewskl Darren Tomlinson Mlke Towers Carl Trlplehorn Jimmy Turner Valerle Tweedy Tracy Underwood Brett Ussery Scott Von Hotten Bernie Van Hoomlssen Rob Veazle Clndy Waller Rosemary Walters Audrey Wonamaker Nicholas Ward Dill Warren Erick Watson Jay Weaver Kim Weldemon - S013 .mx Keys.toW83 is their as these Anthony Wells Tom Wells Llam Wescott 0F '63 B' .211 Jerry Weymiller Chris Whisenhant Jane White Qu... ! cl? es...,f l X I 1:11 4 . f iw' X ts Terry Wike Judi Williams Randy Williams Tim Williams Tonya Williams Anthony Willis John Willis Nancy Winford Alana Winner Alfred Woods Cindy Woods Heather Wright Chris Young Rhonda Young Jane Ycunggren Mori Achio Craig Adams Kari Allen Scott Allen Vikki Allen Christelle Ansort Leoh Arobie Dlynn Boker Pom Boker Donnie Dorber Matthew Borkdull Tommy Barnett Erika Bourick Bruce Dennett Steve Best ONE D AT A TIM Dove Bezono Mott Diery 5? Evan Big Joe Connie Bignell Tim Blrklld Trent Blrklld Sonia Blockwelder Dovld Blevins Rlcky Blevins Brion Blockcolsky Mlke Born Ralph Dowell Kevin Bowman Robert Bredlle Mork Brees Som Brlce Dalondo Brown Donna Buchonon Scott Button Mlke Coclori Richard Camp Regina Carlson Scott Carnahan Dlane Carpenter Theresa Casey Ken Chaney Dale Chopple Moria Chong Robert Chrrsrensen Chuck Cole Greg Colonell Wendy Conn Heidl Cook Tyler Cook Kurtis Cooney Allon Coty Joseph Cowell Mlke Croble joking around, Rawlins laughs Sophomore K2-7' I I FILLED WITH SPIRIT THE SOPHOMORES WERE EAGER TO GIVE SCHOOL SUPPORT During her math class. Misty Sundgren finds time to rest from the everyday classroom routine. ,4 K X O tr X--r' F X. S if ,Qs , CV -Q- ly if 4 vs K' Matt Fitzgerald Frank Fleagle Q K3 E Steve Craft Tracy Dahl Shello DeLong Lyz Dempsey Delisa Devargas Carla Dlxan Eric Duke Greg Duke Chris Eason Doug Ebenol Bonnie Eckert Karl Elbert Richard Ermi Jerry Evans Katle Fellows Jae Finchen Adam Foltz Kurt Fowler Parker Frank Randy Froese Karen Gallagher Maurice Gamble Doug Gannon Candy Garris Mark Garwood Doug Gedney Dave Gonzales Nat Good Gail Griffin Jeff Grill Connie Gunn Eric Gutgesell Grace Hafele Steve Hallsten Janet Hand Keith Harbo Barr Hart Mark Hassebroek Karen Helsrrom David Hemphill Paul Hendry We . .. A 3 Q-r A' r i 41' Tim Henry Rudy Hernandez lim Hiller A MAJOR INFLU- PARTICIPATION WAS ENCE IN THE SUPER SUCCESS OF THE SOPHOMOR S Marisa Hollander Julie Howard Henry Howard lulle Hudson Shirley Hunter James Husek Stacey Hutton Terri Jockovich Providing his services, Don McGill labors on the Sophomore Homecoming floor. ,ww 'Q N X' 4 e .Q Q N 1 2 ,Swfsfk , 4-4 1 X.r. 1 Elieiiiik 0? Lf. 1 6 - sfo 1 . Qieleiwf 'k'. S E 055' Q A M Q X S , l. , QR K iid Q-. QPU X S ' s1uiS 5Q?L MASQ' -5 Xen -E 9 Q .se tl qx A x or 4 - . W , f N F . . H A- ' 'Q 5, .. 5 Q xi rf? O 5 K if ' t M , . 'Q A Q . H '5 X A .A S. ir A - Q' A 2 'K X WITH ACADEMICS AN IN MIND THE SOPH Stocy James Carol Jcschek Wynn Jennings Loretto Jimmie Danny Johnson Ed Jonos Jerry lonos Tony Jones Keith Kohler Sherry Koiling Kevin Koltenboch Kevin Korello Colisto Kauffman Coil Kegley Pot Kennebec Brandy Kent Randy Kieiing Sharon Kierncrn fav' X, 5' ,v'- foo .- sn--f iv' ' .xg K It 1 1 4 QA W ...QM 1 f X 'Wi' With concentrating eyes, Wendy Conn takes time out from her work. CW rv' . C Brad King Rufus King Morlyn Kirkvold Kristen Kohier Jerri Kuhn Germaine Lo Fleur Liso Lojiness Teresa Lojiness Steve Larson Victor Lemoy Fran Lerude Jim Lester Terry Lewis Rick Llzotre Cheryl Looney r t Commie MacArthur Julie Mendel Dario Moriow Dill Marfz Jennifer Maschner Dlane Mafheny Eric Mayo Mike McCarthy Sheila McCumby Dan McGill Charlie McMillan Dan McNeIly Bill Merritt Ruth Milan Cathy Miles Wes Mills Jeff Moehlin Jill Morris With the expertise gained by hours of practice, Mike Wien concentrates on his music. ' :ff ' ji M . be L xt E fix t ' S :ANS -ev' ,Q 'f6.t1N ,rr ,e X Larry Mroz Blone Muhlethalet Shormon Murphree Taro Murphy Blll Nance Natalia Noske Ken Natkang Robert Nice Kent Noble Lori Nordgulen Nora Norum Claudio Ocompos Debbie O'Dell Robert Olsen Shawn O'Reor Amy Owen Colleen Palmer Larry Pannlck William Popp Jesse Perkins Carol Perkowskl Kathy Phillips Robert Plotz Chris Poland Kevin Pollock Kothy Preising , Rx, Potty Prentiss Dotrell Pritchard Leslie Quokenbush Chris Rawlins Scott Reeburgh g , I I Kristin Reislond Dorothy Resch Borry Reyna Keith Rick Lance Roberts Ron Rocheleou Mott Rogers Brad Rohloff Donny Ronken S , 441' 4 Q-.Q 5 Elf WITH A VARIETY CF STUDENT TYPES THE CLASS OF '82 HAD SOMETHING With on expert's touch. Commie MacArthur decorotes her notebook. FOR EVERYON During lunch, Daryl Wolmholf and friends make their moves. Ward Rosadiuk Margaret Rowe Osvaldo Ruiz Don Runberg Joan Santoro Brian Scarborough Fred Schikoro Joe Schnell Mary Schroyer Scart Spencer Wayne Sharp Diane Sherrill JoAnn Sims Geraldine Simon Mike Sims Laura Slabaugh Shawn Slaughter LeAnne Soderstrom Randi Sole Shelly Springer Merry Staley Kathy Stone Tomsin Stone Karen Stott Misty Sundgren Becky Teel Julie Thompson Dan Tisdole Don Titus Seon Tonkins Clay Triplehorn With studying in mind, Tracy Dohl checks things out at the Iibrory. MOVING UP IN LIFE, THE CLASS OF '82 IS COMING THROUGH Y Q, i Robert Wllliams Bill Winterer Stephanie Zeitler Lea Ann Zunker fr., ,r Greg Tumlnella Jill Turner Lane Ussery Lance Valentine Helen Vanairsdale Kristin Van Cleve Kathy Vonderpool Karen Van Hotten Jim Van Hoomissen Ken Vehmeier Coke Wallace Darrell Wamhoff George Wang David Wareham Bristol Weedefl While leaning ogalnsf the choirs ln the commons, Dorothy Resch glves o look of owe. 990L'Z97 OS Q44 Q. F. S SZ gb fn 2 JP U Z VVLLZQV d V 52 'P no 3 O U7 3' S U' 2 J, 'D E 0' 9 N 5 EL Iv 0 on ., : E 9. 0 5 1 Lg 2 Q Q N V M rn N Lv, ,. Q 3 Q' 3 1 3' :I rl- 'x LS-9' CD 'Ill 3322 A Agn- .Q 3: mm-gg' U1 Omg IT1 P -'C-:DK Q SQ' P Lf! or-f I QQ:- 93' S' :Ia merge E 7: 9: S 01 9.-.1 W 32 ro zz.-:J Q. BC V' O V :DH L1 3 81 2 W Q9 C9 H' 5 5: w Z 3 3 Q. 3 Q 5 1' F -a e va Q Q h fD - H- H5 9- H 5' A Q V' '4 aa 52 5 IP U' '- E b 92 P gg me 3 U S2 4g if 1 'H F' I-X 2'Nl -, m pg 0 A aw W 'D 35 rf' E8 5 Q 53 V7ISV'IV e V sseH ' A 9OCZ'6LV sag 3 Amoag opuo AWQZZWS' QHEZWW' CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1980 FROM THE FAIRBANRQ Daily News - Miner Y0ur Hometown Daffy Newspaper d... I 'I onnnercial Rxlilllillg Co. Lwrnlffrf A B XXX! ZOON C I Home Center LUMBER 00035 PI-YWOOD HARDWARE PANEI-ING ELECTRICAL CEILING TILE ANDERSON WINDOWS INSULATION KITCHEN CABINETS ROOFING APPLIANCES FLOORCOVERING SIDING PITTSBURGH PAINTS HOME NEEDS 3504 College Rood - 479-2277 Punk rocker Tom Von Flein spaces out. Pousing from her work Ma rgoref Rowe surrenders o radiant smile CONGRATULATIONS 1980 GRADUATES From SEEKINS Form - uNcoLN - MERCURY PROFESSIONAL TRAVEL CONSULTANTS INC CI I Cl 1l.k I in HI 1 xx Allll XQINYII 4561 1906 I MILLER Pioneer Hotel 24 Hour Coffee Shop Lounge Lobby And Rooms Direct Drol Phones 456 2600 Chocolote l 530 Steese Highwoy 452-1991 GOOD LUCK IIINAACHINERY Lorgest Selection Of .leons ln The lnterior 226 Illinois 452-4234 Senior Deon Clowers poses with his hot rod. Connection I Ice Creom ' Pretzels Sondwiches Sodo Bentley Moll 456-1 130 x N ...figs ' 9 Auggne s AURGRA One Of Fairbanks' HAIR CARE Newest And Finest FORUM Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner LATEST TECHNIQUES IN: Served Q gfmighfening 24 Hours - 7 Days ' Conditioning Family Food-Family Prices 0 Permanents ' Beard And Moustache Styling ' Scientific Hair Analysis 1929 Airport Way 452-7737 Sh I V ' 'Wes Alplne Haus ' Coloring 0 Facials . - I . Hoirpieces Ska-JS-mp Spar? Specia :sts 0 HEXCEL THE SKI ' SALOMON ROSSIGNOL 0 NORDICA HANSON APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE ' P-OFFE SMI'-EY 0 SPADEMAN DEMETRE 456-4723 547 2nd Ave. V 719 2nd Ave, Fairbanks, Alaska 456-5520 99701 Souvkdd Roq1pqrt-Mini Malls ' -AIoskoIond 456-3672 CONG Qf A 6 6 ee 35551317 TPIJIMAKPIIDPUSB CHENA e 6 g vumv 1980 C3055 '7 f Lounge W- 2 PQesto uranf 200 PhimP5 Field Weekly Rotes A 6 Fairbanks GOOD LUCK! Al k ,99701 6 . 452-6661 O5 O Morclo Burnside 452-237 1 Forming on impressive silhouette are on . 0 With o concerned look. Jock Dunshie lends on attentive e ar to fellow Senior Randi Freeman WESTERN TRAVEL p Specializing ln pg Worldwide ' ' -Alaskan Travel Bowers Office Supply A SPENARD BUILDERS SUPPLY 2175 University Avenue South See the experts for professional building estimates and assistance Congratulations On A Great Year W V H S , K V iy ,V ,V,V V V VV 'V V . A V 'IH It , , K 406 Cushman Monday-Friday 9 to 5 C9075 452-19127 E 100 Railroad Avenue FLORCRAFT, INC. O' PD. Box 2845 worm FAIRBANIKS, g1gg ALASKA 99701 Fwbcnks Monday - Saturday 452-1423 456-4289 E 8 To 5 A 452-5050 Caught off guard. Dawn Borjesson finds herself the victim of a sly photographer. Campus Barber Shop Constrtutron Holl Room 102 Unrversrty Of Alosko At Forrbonks 479 7377 WEST VALLEY WOLFPACK DOES IT BETTER SO DON T STOP NOW U Alorskon lnternotronol Arr Internotronol Arrport Bus. Phone: 452-7171 Res. Phone: 479-3527 Congrotulotions To A Finest Of West Wolfpock Athletes T ki kf h h' , M' h II H t 'k flashes on enli htenin smlle. Winter Photo Sto Christmas Senior Ball Winter Activities Band Choir Orchestra Blizzard Mind's Eye Key Club Girls' Basketball Days' Basketball JV Basketball Wrestling JV Wrestling Matmaidsflilocke Hockey Skiing Administration Teachers Academics Juniors Ad Section YY y Cheerleaders 82 96 98 100 104 106 108 110 112 114 116 118 120 122 124 125 126 128 180 132 143 154 168 A i , ,Hr WONDERLAND THE BEAUTY OF AN ALASKAN WINTER Being srruored rm the Tmerror of Almslscl Fanrbamlss Qxporrences Q long, harsh C050 and dorls wnnrer The sun peeps arf, shining hood above me horrzorr for as Irrtlo as Three hours on some days Terrwpornrirrew Grip rw fanrasnc hows and me my vs enveloped in fl rhuds Dloniser of ace fog Car engines, freeze warer pwpes Oursr, and rmnrgmr fmgrkgiro N5 lj Common offlwcrron Despite these hardsmps, the dean spiendor of wtnrerrrme always manages rf, upstoqe much of the rnconvenuence Trees frosted vvurh Q whue Tong of snow, me mormnlg sun glnsrennng on O fresh smowfoiix nnwgorarrnqly cold air and Tncredwblc drspiays of Norrnorn Lnghts are all parr of me wtnror scene The breorhraismg beauty of an Aiaslsan wunter makes the months between October ond April very Oeorobie A camera lens captures o classic view of a winter sunrise. i W Tr' it Wk A' ,HK lm V' 8' warmer-than-average afternoon produces o multitude of sparkling icicles. it O M' 'T 9 it 0050 xv Oi-0 'N In keeptng wnth the Chnstmos Sptnt o tree ts ottroctwely odorned wnh lights Crystals of tce form on ct wrndow tn t e morning The lights of Cushman Street pornt o cheerful sunhgh, holrdoy ptcture Q 1 K1 . fl Hifi . .I f W, ' tr, REAL PEOPLE Y ', E! sl . s f ettte at Flonked by two Lathrop students, curlers Larry Klng and Reid Jeglum pose for their team picture. Ri -XL N091 P ' Utilizing the resonance of the boys' restroom. the Defying the laws of gravlty. Glen Anderson quartet of Shane Holmberg. Arun Sharma. 3Tim traverses vertical terraln on his skateboard. Olson and Rlchard Tremarello proctlce their tunes. T mf -' V- r 'gg' ,. -i ts il-k'fIi,3' sr Five ls enough: Tim, Terry. Kara. Bill. and Gary Nance Clnsetl are members of the only family with five people attending West at the same time. Jrgs , 'fs ,kat 1 Snowmochine racer Terry DeVries flies around the corner at the North Pole Speedway. West Valley has its share of unique people, people who have special talents, people who do exceptional things These people laols lilse anyone else during school when seen in the halls, out after school, they can oe found on the ice or on a snowmachine or even singing in the boys' restroom Terry DeVries, a mid term graduate, spends much of his time on a snowmachine He races in many local events and has traveled as for as Minnesota to participate l-le graduated in January partly so he could race. Slsating raises up much free time for Senior Patsy Navarro Slsattng since she was young, she has entertained the crowds ot hoclsey games with her graceful routines Nor many high schools can claim to have five members from one family at once However, West' hos the pleasure to educate five Nances: Tim, Bill, Kara, Gary, and Terry, all at the same time Larry Ising and Reid leglum, students at West, curl with the Fairoanlss Curling Cluo on a team with two Lathrop students This year, they won the Aloslsa Junior Curling Championship and journeyed to Colorado Springs to compete in the national tournament, Some afternoon alter school, if you happen to hear harmonies flooring from the ooys' resrroom, don'r be alarmed, its lust the vocal quarter of Arun Sharma, Richard Tremarello, Shane Holmloerg, and Tim Olson They sometimes practice there because ol the echoing sound, out can more frequently be heard in the choir room These are only a few of Wests unique people At a school with such a wide spectrum of students, there ore undoubtedly many more L. ,.ci , H y,.:c'?5-T15 ff? 'z . ' 732214 3 r A .www--nf ' Q xi, Q rn, t H W4 HI I W ,HKU ,.,,..,., ash V ,. ,pm . J-, . , 'f ' 2531 W A W' .f 4' Q 4 I4 A . e 5 E f s I ' s Q P Y 5 . 5 4 . I 1 ,lg '1 I ' -'Aw-more w-asqnfgsffhuc , . x- 1 I, '-. Y1, Ha qw' Q V vw, v. 'M -. .f 'W Q. f my-fu fyi ,, , W A , 1. 5 I V H Nw V A Il 1 vw 5 V M 591 ' ff, , Q a V P 1 pg x 'r 1-1 ' a 9 'ad L 'B .- G 1 f.. , H W4 ina, ,nnuwaiww fn-TT... Q ix ., ,.. .mmf vg If lib A-V Wi ...- 1 W .-f 'x X A.: s .rf fi-4' PHO O l'l PPV A TRIBUTE TO CREATIVE , PHCTCGRAPHY Silhouetted against the sun. Tom Van Flein ls ' outlined in radiance. ' 58 PHOTO HAPPY 'mn . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . l Creating an optical illusion. Rob Magnuson appears distorted in a steel ball. , A F I ' . as . I' 4 p ' V IJ . W 6 ' i f ll! ef V l Posing for the comero. Arun Shotrrio oncliighnny 3-35 Mothis seem to be cooperating 'ln-ogiqslcfil-5 il L brainstorm. I K The bock of o ski-capped heod is visible ogoinst the sunny sky on o wintry doy. - A , I In the after-school rush, two school buses poss nose N to nose. 5 i Capturing four roodsigns In one picture provides for on interesting perspective. GOOD TIMES iii I 1 V' N J , K, 'f ' ' Enjoying themseives. David Rhines ond Shelly Waugh nigh' 0' SPECTACULAR WINTER ACTIVITIES Doll. , F' .sw , 4-v rf, yr Ready to cut the coke ot their mock wedding ore Super-tourist Mrs. Roy dresses for the occasion on Kevin Pomeroy, Kathy Gish, Annette Fickus, ond Tourist Doy. Dewoyne Sanderson. The showcase in the commons containing the three Sophomores Joann Sims and Natalia Naske prepare wolves is gift-wrapped os a present from Santa candy for distribution in homerooms. during Christmas week. tang, ' .2 Law - gill? I vBr?+1F'x.!'450-rw , ' ' ' - mum, ii M QQ 1,5 ' 'f mtl.-' fr-'lraxtkiii . .f -.4-rf .., 'M, me .4 N.,--4 ,,.42QL. X 4' ia' 52, '5 J + -ram r , ' vi, I ..-L ,ik L ,Nga , , -1, yy I A f,r:,iEf,1Q'i' ,, , ,..,, ,, 1, . Senior Doll King Paul Milan ond Queen Lindo Shane Holmberg and Randi Freeman and pages Winters pose with their court of: Terry Nance and Ricky Webb and Peter Rogers. Donna Neidhold: Jack Dunshie ond Peggy Williams: Aciimieir Lr1ri?.iiL,1CO If1rn,iUgiin,wr,ii Thu .xii ici Vviirt ff, 'YWLHAUN Q3riY'w.i5iV15rtw rin 0.0! K twrrvriwr C4Jr'Hi'iDrii0d vi vxuvix wi fy M141 www' 'VU Serum Bai! www 41 v ,ight 'ii 'v:rrg-'vtgcr 'ri' if vvhagw LLHYQQWGQCX, Vcnoi M10 w Day ,uv-ummm' 1. day af my -,imc tive fiom M11 Srriclow' COLJTCE fwrwvwbiy Touwirrrw-iq W0 Oyzwrrrw Mr Pm was 11 VTLJQC xucCC'ss TMQSU LHP' Uv in HC many others Kept West wtridofw, omrorrrwr-c and busy wmio the warm and me tgfwwpgmfwcs foil Q - 'I 5 ,QWQQQ M ay. : : . . f - Q: ,f-, Q , me 1 .4 ,aa an 1 Q-bf!! AFTER HOURS n -. f Lx,-f X1 .if , i I 1 5 CANDID CAM BAG A SPARK OF CRAZINESS IN THE DARKNESS OF WINTER S w1mm,m 3 5: - A ' 3 'A, ' L- ' A 4'f- 2 ..,...' 1 .- f2e.'. -',-' -si I A - ., .A ' 'M f K ' -'- ,aafwffs f ,-'- ge . f a g: W 1 r it A A '37 1 :f E ':'54?i 1 1' - 1 1 .-. 1 .- 'L-,iifial-avi Qi Tl ., Tasting the delicacies of the AP English tidbit Clowning around. Laura Winford and Abbie Trying out the bridol veil before the mock feed are Ted Thomas and Paul Milan. Johnson contribute some Halloween cheer to the wedding, Kevin Pomeroy adds amusement to the halls, offalr. 0 C E r All yeor round mere are crozy 090910 .:' Wesr, domg Qrozy rhrogs Dorlrwg me long wmrer however when more mme ls soerwr Indoors. the need for corwcol rellef becomes greater Whether Jolqmg wrrlw frleoos or lbnqrs or oerformmg whoclsy orwncs ofrer school o good louglw IS oo excellent remedy for coolo l , Super bubble blower Brent Undereiner f demonstrates his expertise. l l : While Terry DeVrles laughs it up. James I ' gy 'V ' 5 Nowotrnlck lends some ears to Todd Hill. 1 g f- CARL!!! GUM fever l ser+3' lsf z i faz'f r I M. '14 l l I 5 l l l l ft l 5 l Af' H..-H -rg 1 - y V... .- ' nl .3 -:its-N .. K ' , 'mn ga! A ra r PY use RWM rl of X .gl g Z im fs of A Name tagged Randy Talvl gets a loving hug from ' Cheryl Looney. The delicate beauty of a simple Christmas tree bulb sets off the holiday atmosphere. As Christmas vacation approached, o wave of activity surged through West Valley. Each day of the last weels brought new happenings. Monday was red nose day, Tuesday was inanimate object day, Wednesday was jingle bells day, Thursday was red and green day, and Friday was tourist day. lt was not uncommon to hear the sparlsling sound of dozens of bells or see someone dressed in shorts and sunglasses in the halls. The commons was decorated by Student Council, including a large tree. Candy canes and candy Isisses were delivered by various groups on Thursday morning. NHS held a tea for faculty and staff members in the library featuring the Madrigal singers and the Orchestra. The halls were decorated by various clubs with Thespians winning for best decorated hall, Friday, which brought dozens of slsimpily clad tourists hunting for the beach, also brought an ineschaol dance and a Christmas production by the Thespians. After the last bell rang and the last bus left the parlsing lot, West Valley settled down for a long winter's nap and West students anticipated a relaxing vacation. YULETIDE SPIRITS DURING CHRISTMAS RANG IN THE HOLIDAYS 51 LN-.y' , . ,Q-.qv..-4.-a.uf.e.,,.A. amwmsxr. ,.sWv-A-ar..-e-ws - ,A ..,,..,,... M., r e -sw ---A ---ws......-,MV , -..W A.....,.....,.N.-..m..x...r..,a....., .W.s........-.. ,... 4 ,M .. . ,,..-.a'-m............4..--M.-af'-. . . ,.e-..-,..+.......-...,...-Q ,,.. .....,...N-M........., . .M The Christmas cheer brought to the faculty room by ,.,.,..,..M. ,.,,..... M... A ,,.. , A .f,. . ...W .e..e.,,. e .,MX..M,... o tree is opprecioted by Mr. Sreffes. +. ...Q .. -..M .Ms ..., .-,-.,.,..,,...,....s.sMv..............,......f .Q-eu. - - .4 ........, .WM ., ......,.. ,...,,..X. .W.,..,.........,........-..-.-- O mrs. isorfa 9,6 I 41 251 Q Q W 44' A res Q.. fits! h a R 5 .1 X 7 , ss ' - ty X I , K. PN 'tv is b 5 , 'K Q E, 3 .. A in :gi 5 1:5 , Q 1 e, sg, s ' f' mf- ' v y- , V3 A? ' 1 A . .fi5'sQrfi- A' 'ii fl x J Af '31, ,.fx,,Q:A V ,.,A -if ! - . ee h ' ag A H- ef.:-r 155 , , J 0 . V 1 ' Suse, eey. . r J 5 'K R me L I IIKISTMA V' gn. 5 j x 1 X X U moan' vasxsss' YP M A v -Q in ' Q' - an Q- 'hh ., r 1 . L K 2-EM. 1-1 gigffl 'N i - -, A 'tif . 1 QM 0 ' EVE? f i 'tg S ,,. I, fs- . L, AX . vii F , it K b, cf Af Radiating happiness. Linda Winters and Paul Milan Arrlvlng at the Travelers Inn despite the record-low expelience the 'hm' of being downed Queen and temperature. Donna Neidhold and Mike Roth King. onticlpate an enjoyable evening. l U-'ts I v sg-ng 05 Stat-gozers Richard Tremarello and Kara Nance search among the many names of those who attended the Ball. Live from the Travelers lnn, it's the Senior Ball! The theme of Only Yesterday prevailed over all while Ron Lewis spun the discs for couples in a romantic medieval atmosphere. Surrounded by castles and dragons, the knights of West Valley proved that chivalry was not yet dead as they swept beautiful damsels off their feet, The thoroughly enjoyable evening reached a climax as the royalty was announced. The crowd was jubilant as Paul Milan and Linda Winters were crowned King and Oueen of the 1980 Senior Ball. The evening concluded with couples swaying to the last slow dance with romance on their minds and stars in their eyes Despite the 510F temperature the evening was a tremendous success and a night for all to remember. ONE OF THE YEAR'S MOST SUCCESSFUL EVENTS, THE 1980 SENIOR BALL, WAS AN EVENING TO REMEMBER The spirit and enthusiasm characterizing rhe Fall season spilled over inra rhe long winrer months, and rhe pace never let up as rhe srudenrs enjoyed themselves ro rhe fullesr despite rhe freezing Alaslsan weather. West arhleres lsepr busy at home and abroad, and made rheir powerful presence lsnown ro fellow athletes across the stare. Valenrine's Day broughr sunshine inro the hearrs of many, as warm-hearted srudenrs sent flowers, cards, cool-ties, lollipops, and candy lsisses ro friends and loved ones. The Valentines Dance attracted the romanrics and dreamers of West, and amidst cupids and sweerhearrs Dave Schram and Heidi lsoerfer were proclaimed l-Qing and Queen of Hearts, As winrer neared ir's end rhaughrs of leadership and school spirir filled rhe hearts of many as inspiring spealser Mrs Phil dazzled students and faculty alilse with his rhoughrfprovolsing speeches. Soon afrer Mr. Phil's assembly laughter could be heard radiating from rhe Wesr Valley gym, where Spirit Calse assembly was being held, Mr. Rogers received a proper iniriarion while eggs, syrup, peanur burrer, and whipped cream were cheerfully disrribured throughout his hair and on the heads of orhers, each head represenring a West sporr. Mrs. Heimer's sewing class revealed rheir superb ralenrs by purting on a fashion show. The srudenrs modeled stunning outfits made by none other than themselves As winrer came to a close and spring approached srudenrs could lools bacls with a feeling of warmrh and nosralgia, rhen plunge inro spring with optimism and confidence. Astonlshed Sue Cole sits as coach Caciori and Dave Schram odd syrup to the cake for some of that stick to It spirit. Setting students ablaze with school spirlt is only one of Mr. PhiI's flrey tricks. Concentrotlng on the game Lance Gettle and .Itll Morgan enjoy the road trip. l'lA'l S HAPPBNING fs Ja Q. K A In . NN A' ,A Q my Pg 'fr-'. iV3a'4 :' X x S H75 sr. We 'Wg I Q f x WINTETR ACTIVITIES IC With experience ohdfexpenise Julie Howard prepares frir the performance. :pf in ,P lie if M 1 ,3ff,fj:.-H 44g,,,,- iw. '54 W1 A. 3'- . -gli - -,,5j,'i'.E 'I 63,2 ' if M 9 ff? Er f Q' 5 A ,y -, g if -af K , - V f ' K 9 . ' ' f 3 I 1. . , 'f I '14 , 491 ' 1 T avdrqhkni vi PLAYROOMU R, f .- 1 11 nk C - ,df b Y. x la, W i x 1 I W ,f-51' -. wr' ' 'mf yi .X , Q. Wx N o f xi xk A X N NY i '-'draw---....,,, Km. Sv 1--.. . X 'M S DAY 103 1 Lf 'J N ' if 'f 5 Q f S ,,.- , ,,,, ,,,N.:, ,.,, m,,5...,,.....,,.. .,., W, y up U I I if S 5 gi . K , V , if V sf ' fa.,5 , A ' ,, , f 1. ' I Q I N- 4 - x ' , V . . . f Q ,e . , .. X X 1011 BAND bl 4 l Q ,Q A f-'z 9' lg ' sf . . S k'hh N . W XS L'.' f if X M 3 : gi l ...- 61 740 9-8 Da 52 3.9. 'DS' in Q0 23 03- om :a 59. 22 255 3K ms' 52 3,1 -5 0 3 D E D : 0. f 'ii .1--, x Ln, 'qt 41 5,1 ,- , ,. -'15 f r, '-QS' '1,4 'f 1. J V 'fi L J 3 Us I , je., T, V. T 15. , zogrgfier , it g ' HR' , 0 V., ig',g','L 5 1 g. V 1 x 1- T -J lik K -'Rig' YV A lx w -,,- -. .2 -.. gs .,, J- T S . if ffl FRONT ROW Bratten, Misty Sundgren, Bobbi Doner, Mary VanHoomissen: THIRD ROW: Edie Vaughan, Jennifer Gibson, Varina Van Veldhuizen, Jeannie Morkal, Ly Perkowski, Donna Neidhold, Victor Lemay, Heidi D'Innocente, Kathy Gibson, Connie Gunn, Fred Schikora,'Vanessa Edgar, Lori Schermerhorn, Liz Andreson, Diana Zunker, Ruth Milan, Helen Vanairsdale: FOURTH ROW: Linda Keirn, Amy Copeland, Philip Pirie, Benny Shilling, Todd England, Trent McNelly, Chris Senungetuk, Kerri Rutt. Bill Merritt. Mike Caciari, Lori Loud, Mike Wien, Michael Lu, Mike Simon, John Dempsey, Stephanie Kind, Kara Nance, Richard Tremarello: FIFTH ROW: Mr. George Wiese, Director: Kurt Dinsmore, Russel Peterman. Bill Cox, Ted Thomas, Karl Elbert, Shawn Slaughter, Dave Gonzales, Linda Winters. Mark Neidhold, Jan Thomson, Jerry Weymiller, Ken Akasofu, Ken Gibson, Jon Leonard. PauliMilan. NOT PICTURED: Carl Benson, Wendy Conn, Tyler Cook, lnga Deehr, Sandy Floin, Lynn Johnson, Ron Meier, Paul Morrison, Susan Schneider, Dale Schroeder, Valerie Tweedy, Kathy Wilkinson. ' ,V W, n Jones, SECOND ROW. Gillian King, Scott Button, Kan Wennen, Susan Destnger, Mary Shroyer, Jill Schoenleber, Dawn 03 aw puoq uaau aqw S noi olddo snorapunqr aauowropad 6uqs on snw eq Eoulsroaqau BSD Aaq e6pa Mouxpo o as o 6u Ma o all aaa all aqwnu s L A me if? X ffkw 'S if af-,ff ' . -. -. :. -. - -. Q -.. 2 - vu C C :. D Sh Q- -Q -0 Z 0 5' 9 -'Z . M, W. , ,, . my , ,T V P we 1 L , ' - ..' gp . ' ' 1: df' 'H',u'.s f- - 1 'fn P, ' 'im' .14 ' , f ff, ' J A 11 ff' f ' , ,Q,'fi:'7w-25, U . J 'A 'R-'V ' M YM A -'1 ill iz, 5 ff' L . f J 2331! -AJ., - ' V, 'lf 1' 'I , ,TQ 5 g,,4Lf, rr, Q ' W K ' , f. ,'Q Q' f 2+': I' V 'ff' 2 , S ' , x- 5 ' ' .wif J l 'V -Nui l ff 3'-.:, 'f. m QQ fi Aj f 1,4-,j,. ge w x : , . ,, Z.. , , my as 4.4 V ' V. ,J --. v , :A 1- ' x - A 'Q' ff 1 , ,M K, nn As srudenrs srralled alang rhe sileni halls af Wesr Valley rhey were suddenly aware al' rhe srillness being bralsen by rneladlaus rnusic Insranrly, one was aware rhar ihls was rhe rnalsing af rhe glarraus Wallaads Chair, These 72 gifred vocalists carnblned rheir ralenrs ra generate nnusic charged wilh snadting valrage, and because af their genuine desire ra be rhe besr, a Chair Warlsshaa was ser up ia help rhe rnernbers develop rheir rechniaues, Nar anly were rhey nnagnllicenr singers bur grand culinary arrisrs as well. The Saagherri Feed and rhe Pancalse Feed! aided by rhe relsnawned Chef Mr. Shelllnger, canflrmed rhis. Mrs. Davis' singers hanared the Juniar High Schaals wirh a rnere finds af their vaicebaxes, crearing a lasrlng irnaressian an rhe lurure Walfpads srudenls, and instilling pride in the hearrs of Wesr Valley PROVING THEIR EXPERTISE AS COCKS AS WELL AS SUPERIOR VOCALISTS, THE CHOIR ADDED GUSTO TO 1980 w Culinary orrists Debbie Reynolds and Esther As the concert comes to on end. Mrs. Davis closes Llndemonn relax for o rare moment, it by introducing one lost song. W.: -use l -1, H 108 ORCHESTRA C' Concenfr with effort vi sts D Burton MW on or an eve pay cl one to then .Q music procncmg for perfect: O Posing for a dignified photo are, FRONT ROW: Sharman Murphree, Barbara Setzer, Janice Tru-Ysbull, Katie VanCIeve, Dana Button, Debbie Davis. Jennifer Brice, Sheila McCumby, Martha Batchelor, and Rosemary Walters, SECOND ROW: Mrs. Marschke, Manya Deehr, Kristin VanCleve, Katie Fellows, Diane Matheny, Larry Jaschek, David Lokken, lan White, Leif Thompson, Joy Phillips, Chris Reisland, Andrea Evans, Anne A Walters and Thomas Van Flein. X N,-M.f ' 'Z i w - ml if Q if lf? 2 t 5 ,- MRL: A if A oi if it if 33 N .f N, 'K .,,ff N 'K , X S 5 . if 4 , ,4 N ,,,, .,. .4 c .. ' A... -- -4- '-9+ 'Qt T , X .RA N with performance Elfrn vrolrmst Krtstln during a Tuning up before dtoncert. to join the orchestra inegiving enriching concert at West we prepares exciting and FN- w we wk f i2xfG53 'fif ffffgi fwgivfhff' ,K . A, . 5, . , L. 5, 'WJ ML: , ' Q-14 5 KA., w..M,, hw 1 f-.UQ-nw fx YG gg VN 3 J., 1 k, is 44 . , --,, 1 I? V 4 , 4 1, f, 1' w ffi'w +-' mv M A' 1 ' V7.5 ' , U, . Lv. 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'S' ox mm Staffers Indrek Burggrof and Jane White display the fall edition of the Minds Eye During lunchtime sales, FRONT ROW: Michelle McWhirter, Carl Endeovoring ro deive info rife creorive minds ond imogrnofions of W-ey, ine 5roff of rne Mind's Eye Literary Magazine reocned info rneir coffer ond emeroed wrrn Solid oold Under fne worcnful eye of ddvuer Mrs Modoe Ciorie ine Mind's Eye broff, neoded oy co ediiors Brion WQSCCDII ond Indreis Burgroff, commenced fne publishing yeor oreoored IO offer on ourler for We5r'5 Irferory folenr ond more odvenrureg of Uni Broodcosring rneir needf, for sforaes, monuacriofs, poetry, orr ond more, rne 5roff'5 coffer in me Iiorory wof, deluded .wrrn numerous 5uomf55ion5 Srrwrng ro produce o duoirry mogogrne oer semeyer, rfwe groff mer on Mondoy nrgnrs ond os often os ooasioie when ociuoiiy laying our rne former of fne mogozine Finances were derived from oerrodrcoi soles QTno5e who ooucghi ine Mind's Eye were oiieged fO oe in ine bome coreoory os lone Fondo, Rooerr Redford, ond Mrs Meow? ond from peddling refresnmenrs, or scnool olnys ond fne Voienrrnes Donce Amidaf o Sroff rnof won dedicored ond merirooie ond WITH on odviser who weicomed off oeooie rnreresred in working on o Irferory mogozrne, ine Mind's Eye orosoered ond promised ro conrinue offering o edge for one'5 creorive rnouqnrf, Heidel: BACK ROW: Tom Clark, Mrs. Madge Clark, Adviser: lndrek Durggraf, Tim Feder, Brian Wescott, NOT PI T RED: , , Mmgme' Kelly' June White. C U George Gauss Cathy Good Nat Good, Amy Owen, Blair Reynolds, Mahla Strohmaier, Elisabeth Swift. ' 'fail n My NWN' OFFERING AN OUTLET FOR CREATIVE LITERARY TALENT, THE MIND'S EYE BLOSSOMED WITH SUCCESS L.-.J NOW gf' -A-'S S R HI Concessionnaire lndrek Durggraf and dance-goer Frank Viator smile for the camera while watc over delicious refreshments at the Valentine's Dance. Artisfvblalr Reynolds creates an eye-catching ,posteros encouragement for submissions. 4 -V ,Q hing 1 ss. lf C' J- Xl 2 fu ' fist e . X ,mm . Krfs iv L., 3 I Q3 A X -rss ,1,-A,h! ju fr K fi f ' 4 ,-,Nv- ? , ' i s E , ' . 5. t Q 4 s i s I .II .7 Prospective buyers Blair Reynolds, Elisabeth Swift and Liam Wescott examine the latest edition of N16 Mind'S EYG- Sunny smiles brighten the visages of Mohla Strohmaier and Margaret Kelly as they proofread submitted manuscripts. WW' THE KEY CLUB AT WEST PRCDVIDED SERVICES WHICH WERE VALUABLE TO BOTH THE SCHOCL AND THE COMMUNITY Commrrred ro seryrce ond helping rhe commohrry, the Wesr Volley Key Club, led by Presrdehr llrchord Trerhorello ond guided by odyrsor Mr llrsrow, wos oh rhregrol porr of school life Nor ohly drd rhey proyrde corhrhohlry seryrce, they olso proyrded seryrces ro rhe school Ohe yery rmporronr seryrce rhor all rhe SIUGCOIS would miss rt rr wos hor rehdered rs rhe eyercrowded Key Hole Open during oorh lunches ond often used or boslserboll, yolleyboll, ond orher ofrer school ocrryrrles, the Key Hole goye hungry srodehrs o chohce ro sarrsry rherr grumbling sromochs wrrh cohdy, sondyyrches, pororo chrps and yorlous orher monchres Proyrdrhg ossrsrohce ro rhe Presrdehr were Vrce President Looro Wrhtordy Secrerory Vorrho Von Veldhorgeh, ohd Treosorer Vrleler Allen These officers ond orher members were plohhrhg ro rroyel ro llrchrrrohcl, Vrrgrhro ro porrolse IU o conyeorroh wrrh orher clubs from other srores Another plohned eyenr yyos rho ohhool Key Club yersus Foculry game, our rhsreod of boslserpoll, yolleyooll wos gorhg ro oe rhe sporr With increasing memoershrp and the cohyehrroh rh Woshrhgroh, hexr yeor should prove ro be eyeh more helprol ro rhe commonrry ond rhe school Working with speed, Laura Winford opens a box of candy for waiting customers. Performing services for the community and having fun doing it are Key Club members Commie Ronken, Kim Pelosie, Laura Winford, Bonnie Eckert, Sherina McDonald, Richard Tremorello, Linda Candage, Ken Elbert, Varina Van Veldhuizen, and advisor Mr. Ristow. CNot Pictured? Connie Gunn, Philip Pirie, Vanessa Edgar, Vikki Allen Allen, Dan McGill. Ready to begin another meeting, Richard Tremrello prepares to get the attention of club members. BEHIND THE SCENES With attentive eyes. Philip Pirie concentrates on the conversation of a Key Club meeting. Ci eg, .J-vsgfi With on awesome expression Varina Van Veldhuizen takes notes as part of her duties. . .ti Kenny Elbert looks totally relaxed during his induction into Key Club. rx I I F Q? , , A! At the Keyhole, Ns.-vette Esch tries to bargain with Sherino McDonald as Susan Stone waits patiently. if M -,-'sw -H t - sw xb.: s :R x :+NNN V-. , . F-1. .,+. 5? ws., W. ffm., sifiiiai ..g.t.. E-fi 1 AS THEVICTORS OF THE REGICNAL TITLE, THE GIRLS' VARSITY SPRANG FORTH TO CLAIM FIFTH IN STATE Aboumdlmg Wifh SOOVIVWQ VIVOCIIYI fhf-2 VOVSIIY With swift coordination, Jessica Gavora eases a Girls' Baslseroall team encountered only a small number of obstructions on their way to wiping the majority of their opponenrs off the courr. lncessanrly they practiced, and with the support and advice of Coach Karen Hagglund and manager Diana DeVargas, these arhleres fools command of the Regional Championship once again raising home rhe number one position. After rhe Regional Tournamenr, reams from every corner of Alaslsa floclsed to the West Valley gymnasium ro participate in rhe Srare Tournament which the Wolfpack hosted. Afrer rvvo weelss of extra-grueling practices, the girls placed fifrh in State. Then the ream ended the season with rhe Free-Throw-A-Thon in which the ream members received money for each basl-xer made within one half of an hour, The event was a huge success and with the pledge money they received, nevv uniforms will be bought for next year's team which is once again expected to be rriumphanr. i jump shot as her opponent attempts to stop her. With a powerful shot, Helen Schruf defies the Ravens. While Wolfpack fans spectate, Helen Schruf shoots over Diamond defenders at the Regional Tournament. GIRLS' BASKETBALL 49 Lathrop SQ M Eielson 25 Lorhrop 40 45? Lathrop Q7 -'MI Eielson Q0 cc. MOWQG 29 clggg ss- i 30 Qflh Pole i 1 09 Lathrop 1535 Fielson .30 31: ' c t-iI L if CWMD QL-13 sis- 111 2 E 2, V I f icc at iiii 5' 'Q I-up '23-KIT Discussing strategies and mistakes, Coach Hagglund confers with Lori Nordgulen, Jessica Gavora and Shel- by Hutton who listen with intense concern. Girls' Varsity hoopsters were: FRONT ROW: Calle Gon- zales, Esther Lindemann: MIDDLE ROW: Lori Meier. Shelby Hutton, Lori Nordgulen: BACK ROW: Coach Karen Hagglund, Helen Schruf, Jessica Govora, Pam Baker, Manager Diane DeVargas. S 5f .. ,.bk N,f., ' sJing' njrinuresrlgssico Gavora shoots fQlfljAfQ qver Eielsqn defendersgff. , i . 5 A n X55 l 1 .1 . X 'M is ' .-Fil, ' - A xi ' FII ' fl , . U I: .. Q. 1, . - T xi Q P i2 kl- . . -' L 'D 4:1 .K :..,,..:5, xl 4 2-. 1 - '-cf. t - N-. Q .5 ' ' X. rv f -W 5? -- , vp .ug '- S md f I gx I gt 1' Y 6 R A Q' ,Si .,.. 1, ,R b .-h 9 .. sg . kim, Q GLOBETROTTERS ALL THE WAY TO STATE THE PACK EMERGED state, Dave Schram 444, receives a pass from Dave Morris during state tournament play. Demonstrating the talent which took them to VARSITY BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM, FRONT ROW: Mgr., Becky Ollphant, Tyler Cook, Dan McNeIIy, Tyrone Thomas: SECOND ROW: Dale Welty, Dave Schram, Darrell Case, Bruce Caldwell: BACK ROW: Coach Cacairl, Bob Burcell, Ben Blackburn. Dave Morrls, Dean Ray. The talent possessed and demonstrated by the mlghty Pack turned into o materlol possession when they brought home the State Runner-up trophy. C s t I I -..,, ,K ' D qi Ya C, -fy C L Q ,,,.,.-.1 5.5- Enactlng more Pack strategy, Mlguel LaFleur, 322, gets a shot off despite Lathrop defense. 'F ..'NN. 'I -f ...Ky -. .' ,Q-1 .,, i l 1 Wlth 0:00 on the clock Dave Schram puts the ball through the net tieing the game. West later won In ovettlme, against the Malemutes, with a 6 point lead. Up for the jump, the Wolfpack ls ready for a wln against Delta in scheduled season play. 2 . . ,. 1 g , ,H.w, VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL W V H 5 Opponent Lathrop Lathrop Erelifon Monroe Monroe North Pole Monroe Notth Pole Lathrop telson North Pole Eielson CW 75 CL 57 tt te 2nd Ptoce Region vt Store Runnemp 5888183535813 -t... Gr: U! ,8-. 32 1.5 0: 92 G-a QC fs ms in gut vt gs' 09. 3' UI 32 82 SUI S 2 9 Q. 3 i 9. Q. Aided by head coach Joe Cacairi and 6 5 captatn Dave Schram the young Wolfpacls Varsity baslsetball team matured unto a vetsattle hardworlatng team As the end of the season rolled around the hoopsters wtth an tmpresstve season behind them upped thetr flow of adrenaltne Edgtng past the Etelsan Ravens and the Lathrop Malemutes secured them trtp to state and a second place Regton VI standtng Although the Wolfpacls faced second ranlsed East Anchorage Thunderbtrds and top ranlsed Sttlsa Wolves the ftrst two days of the tourney the Varsity cagers posted stunntng upset vtctortes over both teams earntng the ntclsname Grant lstllers The champtonshtp game was a famtltat meettng between the Monroe Rams and the Pacl-Q tn red and gold The two teams had competed four ttmes prevtously with Monroe prevatltng by a narrow margtn each time However vtctory over Monroe once more eluded the Wolfpacls resulttng tn a Second place state standtng Nevertheless tn the Sttlsa gym and the halls of West feeltngs of glory and accompltshment were evtdent as the team brought thetr season to a close Dave Morrls powerful pass ls another example of the klnd of Region VI tournament play used to brlng West out on lop ,T .,,. i .,,V K K sig asf' Ast N, My The Junior Hoopsrers are BACK Ken Vehmeler Coach Dill Wade Bruce Caldwell Ted Vincent Tonl Lee Matt Fitzgerald FRONT Dave Dezona Mark U ' T T , . Garwaod, Danny Ronken, Dave Gonzales, Ken ' Blalr. FRESHMAN AND J.V. BASKETBALL PREPARED UPCOMING PLAYERS FCJR While rhe Boys' and Girls' Varsiry Baslserball reams rriumphanrly relished rheir well deserved glory, rhe Junior Varsiry reams supporred rhern behind rhe scenes. The girls offended the sarne pracrices as rhe Varsiry girls. Talenr, rhe coach's planning of srraregy, and a few imporranr rips fronn rhe Varsiry sauad enabled rhem ro devasrare all bur one of rheir cornperirors. Besides running up an impressive winrloss record, rhe girls parricipared in rhe Free-ThrowMAeThon and rnany hoopsrers volunreered ro man rhe concession srand during games. The Boys' Junior Varsiry ream was coached by Mr. Bill Wade, who prepared rhem for rhe more serious nnarier of Varsiry ream worls, They roo helped wirh rhe concession srand, buf ir was nor rhis rhar rhey were nored for, ir was rheir derermined arrirude and rheir abiliiy ro win rhar gave rhe JV boys rheir respecr. Togerher rhe JV Boys and Girls reams convinced rhe public rhar rhe Baslserball furure ar Wesr Valley is in ralenred hands and rhar rhe ourlools for nexr year is an encouraging one. THE VARSITY TEAMS , T JV T BASKETBALL XVVH5 5 Vii, J T f A Ts Opponenrsg 40- isodiaky TT . S n S42 64 Q , T A TriTValley all T Go y A f 5 ,si. ipeiioi 5 T 42 Tf f545f 1- ,A LCWOP A A A T 571 gg ' .cl-'ig fiflelson 58TT V Ubi TT iiiy - fy Tok ca T llll .- 1 i'i'- --Monroe ,T ' A-55 A A P441 A si R Norm Pale T V 57, T 552 1 Deira J E G 55. j VT ' sig, Tak T, 57TpT g 7 ' Monroe- 52 T T52 J T f q,T,E1elsQni 371 43 T jpg Norrh'P6le ff gi ' SQA 45 Pr ,T'is Barrow A Q, J 57 J wings' Loss-11g STTB TT TT G L L A Waltlng for an opening, Bruce Caldwell takes the ball out. Y XR T uf' if, QNX. wp, , X -X! I D - h,.. t , , 1' 1 L1 . j ,Q I L E 3 Qii2 f Mf . . -. i i fm' is-ff, -Q, .k I at m Ox up ,mf N me .12 X . ' 'FZ H -mf f 40 31 .5 Q.-Q jaw- , Sn' IV l3!x5I4l'Tl3lXll THE INCREDIBLE M0 HULKS West's Varsity Matmen are: BACK ROW: Manager Tami Sitter, Coach Frank Adame, Randy Talvl, Mike Caciarl, Ted Thomas Shane Holmberg Ray Miller, Dan Kelly, Assistant Coach Bill McAfee, Manager Kathy Stone. FRONT ROW: Wayne Sharp, Jeff Moehlin, Craig Woods, Kevin Kaltenbach, Bill Merritt, Gerald Lancaster. NOT PICTURED: Manager Vikki Allen. Matmen Eddie Miller, Wesley Mills, and Bill Merritt are awarded for capturing the 105 Wt. Class at Tough worls-outs, pumping iron, and running up a sweat every day obviously isn't easy, it talses determination and dedication. The Wolfpack wrestling team had more than just determination, they had row talent, Their prestige was clearly exhibited when they won their sixth straight Region VI Championship-two of the titles were won as West Lathrop, and the successive four as West Valley. Discipline is a lsey factor for keeping in shape, and Coach Fronls Adame supplied plenty of it, resulting in an incredibly strong wrestling, sprained anlsles and torn muscles are inevitable, When accidents occured, managers Vilslsi Allen, Kathy Stone, and Tami Sitter whipped out the First Aid Kit and catered to the wounds of the stricken. l'lt's been a hecls of o season! exclaimed Coach Adame, and judging from the rigorous practices and straining marches, he was definitely correct. With a strong Junior Varsity squad and a large number of returning Varsity members, next year loolss as if it could bring home another Regional Championship title to West team. Naturally, in a tough sport such as Valley, REBUILDING THEIR POWERFUL WRESTLING DYNASTY, WEST MATMEN DOMINATED REGION VI 37 85 37 42 49 32 19 135 Coach Frank Adame dictates while Mat Maid Carl Attempting a takedown, Wayne Sharp ties-up Weldeman intently takes notes. with hls East Anchorage opponent. WRESTLING North Pole Eleison I North Pole ' - Lathrop I Lathrop North Pole Lathrop North Pole Eielson Eielson Lathrop North Pole North Pole .Region VI Champions Opponents 08 18 29 24 27 17 22 23 15 13 19 39 23 Always in control, Kevin Kaltenbach utilizes Successfully pinning his opponent' Mike Codon technique to easily master hls competltlon. nwnhs Oman' Confmnnnon of me Victory. OV9fWheImIn9 Of' 559500 rim' is 9'0PPIF-'f DOVE' Degen. I Q SPORT AND SPIRIT REVIEW lr raises experience to excel in ony sport, ond Junior Varsity Wrestling tools odvonroge of all ovoiloole opportunities. Through daily practices of wrestling tactics, strenuous running, weight lifting, ond cornpetirive marches, the boys' volor ond determination never folrered.Their Iooorious vvorls didn'r win them a spotlight in publicity, our ir did win them on ooundonce of marches ond indesrrucriole school spirit and pride Cooched by Mr. Bill McAfee, these destined champions of the mot endured the some arduous practices as the Varsity vvresrlers and their dedicorion shined conrinuously throughout the season. The future is o bright one for rhe Junior Varsity wrestlers ond next season should prove to be another excellent year for the Wesr Valley Wolfpack. S li M WRESTUNG iicxslf 569 'asv Ngrrh Pole? Q Egg I Swirl EieNlSQf'l Q Q Q i wk Lathrop Q giligli flsifarrta Pole f' ifrelien J.V. Grapplers are: BACK ROW: Coach Frank Adame, Paul Viator, Brian Dlockolsky, Vince Edwards, Fred Schikora, Chris Whisenhant, Joe Voorhees, Mike Gaiser, Bryan Rawlins, Assistant Coach Bill McAfee. FRONT ROW: Manager Tami Sitter, Jim Kirkvold, James Betts, David Degen, Wesley Mills, Sean Mills, Eddie Miller, Richard Ermi, Manager Kathy Stone. NOT PICTURED: Dale Chapple, Joe Sackinger, Kraig Smyth, Manager Vikki Allen. www 63 r Larhlropv sb M North Pole Lathrop North Pdf? West J.V. Wrestlers psyche themselves up before a match against Eilson. Out to win, Richard Ermi utilizes a single-leg maneuver to takedown his rival. AA. A Q i :mr - . i i ,N we Se Sees. -Imam. c Coach Frank Adame delivers an earful of advice to J.V. grappler Eddie Miller. W.V.H.S. Mat Maid squad: TOP ROW: Leslie Quakenbush, Treas.: Llsa Goldgehn, Peggy Williams. MIDDLE ROW: Randi Sole. Judy Mane, Evelyn Degen. BOTTOM ROW: Teresa Gaiser, CoCap.: Carl Weideman, Capt.: Mrs. Nell Garvey. Hockey Cheerleader squad: BACK ROW: Terry Jackovlch, Shirley Hunter, Gwyn Kroshus, Nora Norum, Mrs. Jana Hyatt, Sponsor. MIDDLE ROW: Michelle Hutnik, Jill Morgan. FRONT ROW: Randi Carnahan, Julle Thompson, Debbie Reynolds. Tad Titus. NOT PICTURED: Sponsor Ms. Beverly Bylngton. AS J.V. MATMEN PROGRESSED, SPIRIT BOOSTERS PROVIDED TEAM SUPPORT While fascinated crowds watched the exciting sport of wrestling, the Mat Maids, who were sponsored and advised by Mrs. Nell Garvey, had a variety af duties to ulfill. As well as keeping the official time and score of each individual match, the team score, distributing oranges, and cheering the talented grapplers on to victory, the Mat Maids not only ran all home meets, but planned various fundraisers and decorated the boysf lockers each week Their theatrical talent was revealed when they donned wrestling warmsups and performed a skit during the Spirit Cake Assembly, During their big fundraiser, the Rackfarthon, they rocked to and fro in rocking chairs till the twinkling stars faded into dawn, .The Mat Maids' enthusiasm not only livened the commons with encouraging posters, but also boasted the wrestlers' spirit and morale After a busy and exciting match. Mat Maids Leslie Quakenbush, Randi Sole, and Peggy Williams take time out for fun and games. Draving the cold of Old Man Winter, the Hockey Cheerleaders' spirited cheers defrosted the chilly air and incited the Hockey Team's winning instincts Because of the new heated ice skating arena at the University, the Hockey girls gladly shed their winter gear and proudly displayed their new squad sweaters Chosen because of their cheering ability, their knowledge of hockey, and for their enthusiastic personalities, the Hockey Cheerleaders sold everything from doughnuts to candy in order to raise money to sponsor skating and pizza parties for the pucksters. Their work was rewarded when they traveled to Kenai, Anchorage, Kenny Lake, and Glenallen on the Hockey Road Trip, The girls spent the mqority of their cheering time outside in the dead of winter, which resulted in a few sniffles and coughs on the way back. Sponsored by Mrs. Jana Hyatt and Ms Beverly Byington, these rabble-rousers created an aura of Wolfpack pride throughout the season ... i.. A DUKES UF HAZZARD Brimming with confidence ofter lost yeor's Region VI crown ond the first ploce finish in the Region VI lnvirorionol tournament, rhe West volley Wolfpocls Hoclsey teom tools the ice with o feeling thot they vvere the supreme teom ond could prove it once ogoin. Thor they did, running up o spectoculor winrloss record which consisted of only rvvo losses, with neorly tvventy victories. A number of those victories were ogoinsr orch rivol Lothrop, including the oll-importonr games which decided the Region VI chompions ond rhe lnvitotionol Tournoment vvinner. In each ond every importont gome, the Wolfpocls come out with the most rubber in the net, Perhops the most imporront reason for the osounding success of the Wolfpocls sguod vvos the foct thot the teom vvos vvell rounded, hoving excellent slsoters on defense, out front, ond in the goolie box. Anorher mojor foctor for the teom's position or ifl vvos the number of yeors' experience thot oll the ployers hod. The teom vvill be losing some of their top slsoters,but there were so mony good puclssters thot next yeor should prove to be o continuotion of the West Volley teom's vvinning woys, Besides receiving o lorge number of returning storters, the teom will also benefit from rhe return of Cooch Torlsioinen, who provided the teom with the fundomentol slsill needed os vvell os vvith o teom togetherness thot was eosily noticed when loolsing ot the sguod of puclssrers from West. PROVING THEIR SUPREMACY ON THE ICE, WOLFPACK PUCKSTERS CAME OUT ON TOP IN THE RACE FOR THE REGION VI TITLE Senior skating star Jack Dunshie glldes across the Ice to aid team member Sam Fteese in stealing the puck from one of the North Pole Patriots. M I ,1!.4 4 ta ' .'Q Y. as ,fdnx ,cs - . -3 1- A-54 9 ' -Lv Lux . 5, ' .Q , 4 , A V 3 L. . 1 5 is 4 .- s.- , PM Li K X5l' A Jixpijr. t .xx zz 2 QA A . Q Y ' ,V f 7' WWIULFP Kei ,Nw W FPACQI--5 if . ,. ,, Y C1 - T' ff A ,' 5 k 'sv' N ' 'm'FP'M MPACK ' '!ULvfrxt2rgig 2 cj 5-M J png 'mv' P X -K' f '23 3 1' i J 9 x D' Q f M, W ff., ' 21. 'P All ff x K s, f K ' HLFPM4 ' ce . , Q , 'I Q23 'Q ' ci A K v A 5: A X J ll ,,,A ' X ff 5-4' 5? . V H- rv J' ftgfif , . MLFPAU 'X x W... QW qyrvncm ' me ,P . L94 U2 1IUkllY177 F ST FORW RD WEST NORDIC ENTHUSIASTS RACED PAST COMPETITION AND GLIDED THROUGH ANOTHER VICTORIOUS Wirn dererrninorion ond endurance, rne Wesr volley Slsi Team defied sickness ond cold ro cornplere another successful season, While orner Foiroonlss schools suffered o decline in nnernoership, the Wolfpack slsi ream nod grown stronger os more Wesr srudenrs reveoled rneir ornleric ooiliries. Regionals proved ro oe no oosrocle for rhe ski reofn as they virruolly srnolsed Region contenders off rrie rroil The momentum didn'f let up os fhe slsi reorn pulled info firsr place on rhe firsr day of Srore cornperirion, Unforruanrely rne nwoioriry of rhe reom conrrocred food poisoning before rne second day of comperirion They srill rnonoged on impressive fourrn ploce ooys' finish ond fifrh place girls' posifion. Wesr Valley was proud of rnese fine ornleres' performances, ond wirh o lirrle supporr ond Iucls, along wirn lors of nord work, rne West Nordic enrnusiosrs will have on excellenr shor or o Store rirle nexr yeor Kicking up her heels, Coach Lamson celebrates a successful race with the team. SEASON .Q-a ms? ' sf-'us W mix 'Ke it K fs Flashing parting smiles before the long trek to Anchorage are Janet Mitchell, Diana Hall, Scott Reeburgh, Dan McGill, lnge Deehr and lan White. Coach Carlson casts a critical eye over her team. 'fc f J .- 'sf Doublepoling the last stretch, Steve Buchanan completes a grueling seven and a half kilometers, ll. 1 wi 'WW ,, '-' .A 4, , 4- ' r .,.. Q' 1' P , f, ' v .wyr , fy ff n , , -1 - 1 , ' .1 I I K i, f +V 5 I 15 ' , :fri yi, v I V' f fk 5, K . '-. 1 A I Y , 4, ,Q , A V I - 4- I I 1 1 K V . A ' 1 , - , 'a ' A X K 'JY ' , - Fwwlf' ' , ' .. - M ' In , KE 'Q 5 W - -t A , W .AH .., 'xr 1 r .,.1 fi,,,5 , a H f 4 K Q -, , I . K NNY K. 1 , qv' I gg, g I Q ,. si 4. ! . 5 V I . . , I I 1 n b x . A , 'gs X 1 Q , 5' 3 if 5? Xi F 1 MMM, fig in , K v 1 1 1 E W m Mx ix ix 1 YN F F 'wt' SKIING 12 ISTER ROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD BLENDING OLD AND NEW, MR. ROGERS AND MR. SHELLINGER TEAMED UP TO BECOME ONE OF WEST'S BEST ADMINISTRATIVE DUOS With the orrivol of o new principol, Mr. Williom D. Rogers, Wesr Volley ocquired o tremendous oddirion ro its olreody ropenorch odminisrrorive sroff. Moving ro Foirbonl-as from Wisconsin on September 10, 1970, Mr, he con for Wesr, he is probobly spending rirne with his fomily, os rhis is whor he lilses ro do in his spore rirne. Hunring, fishing, ond cornping ore some of his fovorire inreresrs, ond flying smoll plones is whor he revels in Rogers orrived just in rime ro srorr rhe new rnosr. It wos heord by one Wesr srudenr thot West Volley reminded Mr. Rogers of rhe relevision show oO Minutes becouse of oll rhe different ond inreresring stories ro be found oround rhe school. Since rhe orrivol of Mr. Rogers, school school yeor rolling, Hoving been involved in severol differenr ospecrs of educorion odminisrrorion, ir hos been Mr. Rogers' lifelong gool ro enhonce rhe guoliry of educorion, He feels he con ochieve this gool berrer by being o principol rhon he con be being o reocher. When Mr. Rogers isn'r busy doing whor ir should sroy rhor woy. In onother activity-filled doy ot West Volley, Mr Rogers tokes o quick minute to observe class procedures. Spim hos been flying high' ond Wim his help' Toklng time out from o busy schedule, Mr. Rogers stops to chat with students Rich Erickson ond Mike Cociorl during lunch. K L be as if S in 3253 Q :. fx :mg ,1 ,- vixg , at 4 , Q.. 'vii' at M, f As freshmen Sharon Kim and Kelly.?iLe look ron, Mr. Shelllnger carefully insp'6ETS est ValIey's firsr complete yearbook durlng the yearbook assembly: VICE PRINCIPAL 131 THE GUIDING LIGHT ENGLISH AND FOREIGN LANGUAGE TEACHERS SOUGHT ENRICHMENT AND RELAXATION IN THEIR SPARE TIME Ms. Donnie Baker English reacher Mrs, Madge Claris delighrs in doing absolurely norhing in her spare rime. When nor engaged in reaching, she's busy advising rhe Mind's Eye lirerarure magazine and rhe Senior Class. True ourdoorsmon Mr. Charles Thomas spends much rime in rhe classroom reaching various English classes as well as Privare Pilar Ground School. Though he relishes inducing moans from his srudenrs by pun -ishing rhem wirh his wirry humor, his real pleasure comes from rraveling in rhe wiids of Alaslsa, hunring, flying, and camping. -- Acr -ively inclined Mupper Show fan Gene DeWild insrrucrs srudenrs in English and Drama classes as weil as advising rhe Thespians and rhe producrion of plays. l-le also uses his spare rime ro swim, rravel, and malse rugs. Ulrra-organized Yearbools adviser Mrs. Barbara Phillea loves relaxing, preferably in Tahiri, When nor reaching English ar Phorography classes, she erjoys rraveling, camping, and loolss forward ra building a cabin ar Chena Har Springs, English reacher lsarhy Webb is rhe beloved adviser and mentor far rhe rowdy Class of 1080, When nor in class, Mrs. Webb srays on rap of rhe palirical scene by warching Washingron Weels in Review and in summers she gardens and becomes re guainred' wirh her family Devared Shakespeare fan Mrs. June E. Thayer raises pleasure in infusing knowledge inro her English srudenrs. When our of school 'wi Mrs. Mary Lou Drem she spends any spare rime reading, rraveling, and digging our her house. Beach bum and bridge player, Ms. Bonnie Bal-:er relishes her new role as Junior Class adviser, Afrer reaching her English classes she sews, coolss, and enjoys sporrs of all lsinds. Teaching English and advising rhe Debare ream and the producrion of rhe school I newspaper, The Blizzard , occupied mosr of Mrs. Marcia Burnside's rime. Wirh her spare rime she galfs, does phorography, R warches Quincy , and cruises in her Turbo oO Minures viewer Mrs. Mary Lou Brenr, reaches English and German classes during school. When she is nor helping people learn, she can be found reading, coolsing, or gliding around rhe dance floor, Teaching various Foreign Language Clubf English and Spanish reacherMrs. Susan lsoch, when nor supervising rhe Learning Cenrer, can be seen viewing Meering of Minds , jogging or swimming, ln rhe summer she rravels and parricipares in sailing and all arher wafer sparrs. She also Iilses ro slsi, buf, usually in rhe winrer. 1 Language Arrs and Social Srudies reacher, JoAnn Murphy, enjoys sporrs, playing rhe piano, reading, and rraveling during rhe summer, When she has iime she also lilses viewing all good derecrive shows. Alrhough she lseeps busy wifh reaching her various English classes, including AP English, Mrs. Francine L. Mears can find some exrra rime. ln her spare rime she lilses ra read and she iusr happens ro be a Bagarr fan, Kathy 33.- - 1 f. 5 ,s Mrs. N A y,..f i J r fl . 3, . X'-w 5 .rt vw. 1 4 ' 4 saw: 5 5 IP 1 4- wig wi: AMY mg ,1 .. '53 Mrs. Madge Clark JoAnn Murphy Ros Morie R. Voniinkevorr Mrs. Mrs. Barbara Philleo . .NM .W .-rf Q' . . 5. Mr. Charles Thomas :gym me QS 1- t ws :LLQQQOA . Sally Allison 5. i 7, ft . Ea Z? if gn I Green .Ir A fi' , IZ 599' F A 59 - ,N. 1 I. WITH CREATIVE AND OPEN MINDS STUDENTS EXAMINED THE PAST AND ACQUIRED SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE Doris D. Roy Mr. Kovolo S f Mr. Adome DNLW' Mrs. Audrey Copeland S ' AN. Ni a . . I C., Q, , i, I A A - I 1 f X I JS I 1 . I I S IQ, C.. . .III Q Tw- A mi CCCCE f - , . , A mf I , - A-v . 'S' - I I A A w X QmQlEX Q NX Qi+gQv1-ffzf - D kkk' TQZW WL-A 0 f'w0'-A' 'nf 'fi' ,iifvs wiirf hp... fw- Mr. C. Holzmueller 9 if u Lim -. W sis... if Mott Sieffes Ms. Deborah Pomeroy ,,,-,--v-:I is I . 5 if lug i EE s An avid sporrs fan, Mr. Adame, Social Srudies and PE. reacher, also enjoys mellow acriviries such as reading, fishing, and hunring, His ravorire acriviries are rraveling and reaching, while his favorire relevision show rends ro be Lirile House on rhe Prairie . Anybody who lsnows Hisrory reacher Sally Allison would nor be surprised ro hear her favorire ocriviries are reading and rallsing abour palirics. She enjoys warching Connections and lilses ro spend her summers doing as lirrle as possible, Mrs. Audrey Copeland complains of nor enough spare rime ro enjoy her hobbies of sewing, embroidery, and reading. She mosrly lilces ro warch oO Minures and documenrarles, bur every once in a while she raises in on episode of Buds Rogers jusr for fun. She is an imporranr parr of rhe Social Srudies deporrmenr. A very acrive Social Srudies reacher, Edie Green lilses gerring involved in communiry acriviries, clubs, orgonizarions, and politics. She also erjoys friends, reading, sewing, warching 'lou Gram and MASH , When nor reaching she spends much of her rime advising rhe Srudenr Council. Traveling is one of Mr. l4orvola's favorire acriviries, and he loves exchanging ideas wirh people from arher counrries. ln addlrion he also enjoys gardening, poinring, and warching Woshingron Weels in Review or Wall Srreer Week . 'lWoshingion Weels in Review is also a i Rich Tarkiainen c..2,,!Z!?i.12 ffc.v ' favorire for deparrmenr head Doris D, Ray who says coolsing is definirely noi a favorire acriviry, buf playing wirh her cars, rraveling, reading, and gardening are several acriviries which she does enjoy doing. Ourdoors enrhusiasr, Mr. C, Hoizmueller loves io explore rhe wilds of Alaslca. When he isn'r busy and has rime for some relevision he piclss MASH and Nova as his firsr choices. Canoeing, fishing, and phorography occupy much of Ms. Deborah Pomeroys spare rime. When she finds rime ro raise in o lirrle relevision, she enjoys Nova , This isn'r oiren, however, since she is head of rhe Science Deparrmenr, Science insrrucror, Marr Sreffes spends his summers traveling, camping, and worlsing on his home. During rhe chilly winrer days he enjoys vvarching MASH and Sunday Foorball, A rrue sporrs buff, Rich Torlcianinen, or Tarls , enjoys warching sporrs on ielevision as well as playing and coaching hoclsey, His suqecr for reaching is Science. Biology reacher, Jim Wallser srays busy worlsing for BLM and rraveling in rhe summer as well as eryoylng sporrs, When he rurns on rhe relevision his favorire picls would be 'loO Minures , Acrivirles such as slsiing and hunring in rhe winrer and playing soirball and rraveling in rhe summer lseep Science reacher Dill Wade occupied. He also gers a Icicle our of warching Candid Camera . a morooy rr 'l Biolouv n 5 Hioioriy ii if Biology 11 Q Mggnu-u.....v.r sl. NAk,,,,,.,.....-1' Jim Walker Bill Wade I HANDING OUT THE MENTAL AND PHYSICAL, DIDN T WEST S ACADEMIACICJ As Moih Deporrmenr l-leod, Don Dewirr pours forrh his wisdom by reoching Algebro Il, Trigonomeiry, AP, Morh ond Senior Refresher Morh. The resr of his energy is focused on rhe iheorer os well os running o commerciol business ond offending Uniyersiry closses. Cross counrry slsiing oddici, Mr, Wensirom, sovors life by combing, hilsing, ond gordening. lf nor found in rhe ourdoors, one would find him reoching Algebro, Consumer Morh, ond Geomerry. Joe Cociori, o nored l-lee-How ion, rrovels, comps, ond fishes when noi reoching PE or Drivers Educoiion, Becouse of his inyolvernenr os cooch of borh foorboli ond bosl-aerboli, rhey ore his iovorire ocriyiries. When nor on ocriye dury in rhe Air Noiionol Guord, Lee G. Solis reoches Geomeiry, Modern Aigebro, ond Elemenrory Aigebro. He benefirs We-sr Volley's rifle reom by cooching rhem ro vicrory. Afrer o hord doy's worls he rolses off in his oirplone, returning ofren ro sir down ond worch OO fviinuresf' Sroge fonoiic Morgon Reed reoches yorious Moth closses during school hours, buf when his woris is done he lilses ro worls on his ocring slsills, During rhe summer he rolses rime ro rrovei ond he lilses ro loof oround. Adyonced Algebro ond Coreer Morh reocher Mrs, Rodriguez spends her spore rinne wiih her fomily, bur finds rime ro rroyel ond furor foreign srudenrs during rhe summer, Afrer on exhilororing period of ice- slsoring, or when she finishes one of her mony boolss, she reloxes by her fovorire TV shows which include Foce rhe Notion , 'Wiosierpiece Theorer , ond HQOXQO, if Mrs. Rodriguez ,, -Q ' 1, Caciari ,s 1 Morgan Reed assists s llocki Western Civ, US, Hisrory and PE. lnsrrucror Marianne Carlson fills her free rime wirh glacier slsiing, playing soccer, and dancing away her exrra energyl She enjoys rhe TV program M'A'S'H While rollerslsaring and collecring anriques enrrap Miss Diadre House our of school, she reaches PE, and Healrh Educarion in school. As rhe climare gers warmer she rends ro IOISG advanrage of ir which resulrs in sunbarhing and traveling. Mr. Scott M orls and Mindy'l lover, Mr Scorr, a rare ralenrt lsarare, lnuwjuch he is ,a olacls belr, Hunrlng and camping caprure fgpme of his spare rime, our when in school Qhe reaches PE I Arhleiic Dlrecior and Physical Eclucarion eparrmenr Head, Mr Ted DeLeon, 5 olunleers himself as rhe fooroall reams A iefensiye coachs-slhis exuberanr sporrs Qspecraror drives buses ancl pracrices iarpenrry during rhe summer During rhe liisziizwrersl he could oe seen warchlng l'oO QVXIOUTSSH or REAL PEOPLE in his spare grime is NCAA fooroall fan, Boo Sprague, emirs his iwolfpacls spirir oy coaching rhe rracls and Across counrry runners Geomerryy Trigonomerry, Analyric Geomerry, and Physics are his classes off rhe field, while hunring, flshing,.xg'oww'7fng, ana golcl capllvare his arrenrion during his spare rime During rhe summers he plays golf on rhe good in rhe Iowerikglof' Sprague D 3 . , Us 5 r vga, . .5 ,. , 1 ,f:r'w , ff: shows? Q 'A - A 'm i ss E so I Q ins Q-is 4,255 lssi - . .na 51.91 -:TL Wy,- ,.s ,LM .W sy -. ,,- . ,ss c A s Azz? 1:4 , A ' 'f Wm' Q E V, AVE 'sf 5-r ENRICHING AND SERVICING WEST S Y ADULTS REQUIRED SPECIAL PE Along wlrh being o Bosic Life Science ieocher, Morvillo Roe Dovis is olso the choir director ond guiror insrrucfor, She is one of rhe Junior closs odvisers ond lilies ro rrovel, swim, ond sing, Her rop TV shows ore M A'iS'H ond KUAC speciols lilse Norionol Geogrophicu ond l'Novo, Alrhough Mr. George Weise reloxes wirh oirplones, fishing, ond hunring, musicol ocriviries ore whor he does mosr of rhe rime. This inreresr is shown in his devoredness ro the vorious bonds or Wesr he conducrs. 'Lou Gram is his fovorire TV progrom, lf onyone were ro be used os on exomple of someone whose life revolves obour one rhing, ir could be Lois C. Hughes, rhe Arr Educorion reocher or We-sr. Nor only does she reoch orr, her fovorlre ocriviry ond hobby is ooinring. In rhe summer she lilses ro gorden, rrovel, ond of course, point. Drivers Educorion insrrucror, Bill Ernsr, is ci referee for college boslserboll os well os o devored sporrs fon. His fovorire TV shows ore sporrs, while in rhe summer he con be found outdoors. West Volley Grchesrro direcror Donno Morschlse enjoys ploying chomber music, reoding, or lisrening ro music, ln rhe summer she irovels or does home prcgecrs combined wirh rolsing ir eosy. Foods ond Fomily Living recicher Mrs, Georgjeon Seeliger spends her rime our of schooi skiing, poinring, ond reoding, During rhe summer she lilsesiusr ro ploy. Frank W. McGuigan counsels o student. Mrs. Heimer Ms. Nancy Murphy lan McNelly Q i A 2 Beverly Byingron Besides counseling, Frank W, McGuigan enjoys golf, reading, and fishing. His favorire TV programs are NCAA sporrs and during rhe summers he worlss on rhe special educarion fund raising program. Skiing, isayalsing, and playing rhe piano are some of Ms, Nancy Murphy's acriviries, When she isn'r reaching High lnrensiry English in rhe winrer, she is reaching field ecology during the summer. Alrhough she doesn'r have much spare rime, she could be caughr warching OO Minures or Nova Sophomore class adviser Miss Becky Wilbanl-as reaches Wesrern Civ, American Hisrory, Governmeni, and Occuparional Marh. ln her spare rime she can probably be seen reading, lisrening ro music, and sewing. Dallas is her favorire TV show. Reading, sailing, lisrening ro music, and playing the piano are a few of Rosemary Hayes' favorire hobbies. Her summers are spenr doing her hobbies or warching Masterpiece Thearerf' Special Educorion Deparrmenr Head Jan McNelly enjoys warching srudenrs parriciparing in exrra curricular acriviries as well as advising ihe Freshmen class. In her spare rime she reads and balses Her summer days are spenr going ro school and reaching summer school. She does nor warch TV bur does sorr soclss. if someone were ro asls who rhe Sewing, Child Developmenr, Home Design, and lndependenr Living reacher was rhis year the answer would be Mrs. Heimer, As well as reaching she enjoys enrerraining, home decorating prcgecrs, and crearive sewing prqecrs. Hilsing, camping, and gardening fill her summers and olrhough TV doesn'r inreresr her, she may warch oO Minuresf' Heading rhe superb counseling deparrmenr ai Wesr is Beverly Gyingron. She is also coeadviser of borh rhe sign language club and rhe hoclsey cheerleaders. With her spare rime she enjoys embroidering, reading, and playing rhe banjo. During rhe summer she lilses ro garden and travel AND THE NURSE, CUSTODIAL, SECRETARIAL STAFFS FOUND THEIR SERVICES. GREATLY APPRECIATED Mrs, Wilcox Jana Hyatt Q Nell Garvey Ms. Alma Pratt Mrs. Patricia Birklid Reading and baking occupy Mrs. Wilcox's spare time as well as watching hockey games, going flying, and r sharing life with het children. She likes to watch almost any television show andgin the summers she enioys gardening, fishing, and going to the family cabin. During school hours she is the nurse. Although secretary Marcia Snyder isn't sure she has much spare time, she does lsnow, that when she gets it she likes to spend it with her four-yeotrold son. Her favorite activities consist mainly of outdoor activities and she doesn't have a favorite when it comes to the subject of television programs, . Secretary, Ms. Alma Pratt, eryoys spending time in the outdootsgand she also etgoys the arts. When she finishes het secretarial work she can be found doing things. which are related to these sutyects. Although she doe-sn't have much spare time in the winter, secretory Jana Hyatt has plenty of time in the summer. She uses it for fishing, working on her flower beds, and going on trips. She tries never ta miss . Dallas whichis het favorite television show. g Wrestling advocate, Nell Garvey, G a busy secretary i during school and in her spore time she lilses to sew, read, and watch basketball at baseball. She likes watching Walt Disney movies and Little House an the Praire and during her summers she goes to California. Q t r Mrs. Patricia Ditlslid, an avid interior decorator and ' chef, oftenmooniights as the Counseling Secretary here at West. Much of het spare time ls occupied with watching television, putting het house in order, and visiting friends. Among her tube favorites. are Dallas and Mash Marcia Snyder be ' . z,i,,. Sleeping, teoding, ond horsebocla riding ore some of Mrs. Morgie Thomos's fovorite ocrivities. During school she octs os heod librorion ond is the heod of the iibrory ond oudio visuoi center. Her fovorite reievision shows include Lou Grant, The White Shadow, ond the Rockford Files. Librory ossistont Moria Goniwiecho, often coiled Mr, G, doesn'r worch television but does enjoy teoding, Crossecountry skiing, splitting wood, ond omoteur construction fill his spore time ond ore his fovorire ocriviries, When Ms. Deo Murroy finishes cieoning ot the school she lilies ro go home and relox by wotching oO Minutes ond coble TV. When the summer roiis ground she is quick to finish her woris ond roi-te o much needed vocotion. Not being o television wotcher, Doug Mortin occupies himself with various hobbies which include fishing, hunting, ond comping. Reoding ond sewing tolse mosr of Mrs. Wilma Snyder's spore time in the summer ond in rhe winter she lilies gordening ond worching mororcycie roces. Swimming is her fovorite hobby with Real People being her first choice when it comes to television, Heod custodion Mr. Howard Coldwell enjoys the outdoors ond during his summers this is where he spends much of his time. He erjoys sports on television os weii os orher specioi shows, . ,er arg,-eggs. . JA 3 Mr. Howard Coldwell Mrs. Margie Thomos Ms. Deo Murray 7 fn aisiiirw V N 1: J E b 4, X3 af-xr, s xg ,W i x L I il K , ' ' ' , of - . ,1 Sri' ,ri v K . W r ,, , fe .L Q ya 'Ls' c., t.. '- r A ligx g . it ' emi. ..' N- gi 3 . Hate' 4 s Q ,ea 'sl Qtr' ,f 1 5 - QR Motk Goniwiecho, Mr. G. laii Mrs. Wilma Snyder Doug Martin X 5 'W' s I sly ii, it Q 53 is t X. Noel Nap Nopolilli Mr. Rlstow If sir Mr. Behner -1 Ms. Karen Hogglund S X ' . :ik K is 545' .A -fl? Mr, Showcroft Mr. Virgil Thayer I ,Sf Auro Consumer Moinioinence ond Power Mechonic insrrucror Noel Nap Nopolilli enjoys fishing, hunring, ond flying Wirh his spore rime he likes ro form, explore, goldmine, ond since rhese ore his fovorire ocriviries these ore olso whor he does in rhe summer. l.irrle House on rhe Proirie is his foyoriie relevision show. Hunring ond fishing os well os relooding shells ore o few of Mr. Virgil Thoyer's rop choices when ir comes ro doing somerhing else besides reoch merols ond welding, During rhe summer he works on gerring his Mosrers os well os working oround his home. His foyorire relevision show is Diffe-renr Srrokesf' Hlvlosrer Piece Theorre is Morrie Lee Hernings foyoriie relevlsion show ond worching ieleyision ond knirring ore her foyorire ociiviries. She olso enjoys ploying rhe piono, Ar school she is known os rhe ryping ond occounring reocher, Shorrhond ond ryping experr Mslsoren l-logglund uses her rime ofrer school os rhe girls' ooskerholl cooch ond ofrer rhor she likes ro relox wirh sewing ond orrs ond crofrs. oO Minures' is her preferred Television show ond rroyeling is whor she does during rhe summer. Nor only does Mr. Showcrofr reoch Woodworking ond Wesrern Civ, he olso doubles os o generol conirocror in rhe sumnnerrime, Ourdoor sporrs ond woodworking ore his foyorire ocriviries wirh rhe news being his fovorire relevision ropic, Agriculrure insrrucror Mr. Behner spends much of his spore rime doing whor he reoches. l-le olso enjoys orher ouidoor ocriviries ond does rhem during summer vocorion. When ir comes ro relevision he does worch some good shows if he isn'r busy. Vocorionol Educorion heod Mr, Psisrow insirucrs srudenrs in drofring ond woodworking os well os odyising the lsey Club. News ond docunnenrories ore his iovorire relevision shows. During rhe summers he does some of his fovoriie ocriviries like golf, fishing, gordening, ond doing orrs ond crofrs, Moitie Lee Herriing N0 HER THE VOCATIONAL SKILLS STAFF AT WEST AND ACDC GRANTED THEIR PUPILS EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITIES Pausing from his task. David Rhines helps brighten Concentraring on his job, Brett King exhibits his the workdaY Wm' O 5'- Y Smile- auto expertise. With careful precision, Stewart Campbell explores the intricacies of the automobile. ii U ' ,ack K X 'ski -...af f- With the added advantage of the Hutchison Career Center only a blocls avvay, not many schools can be considered as luclsy as West Valley High School. The career center, often called ACDC, is open to high school students and offers many useful courses for the industrious student With the help offered through the career center a student can get a job which not only pays well, but also counts as credit towards graduation. There are many other possibilities for the ACDC student such as printing, automobile and aviation mechanics, welding, drafting and coolsing When a student goes to the career center he or she gets to participate in an environment comparable to that of a professional, Not every high school student wants to continue their education at o coliege or university and the career center provides an excellent baclsground giving much needed instruction and experience, The West Valley student can graduate from school ready to enteta professional field Without the help given by the Hutchison Career Center this probably would not be possible. gc v Y w,....W . . is Exhibiting meticulous effort, Jimmy Gaiser practices the fine tuning of radio mechanics. X Rx NF ONNECTION In o trance-like state, Chris Cleveland focuses her attention toward her subject, Cameraman Kevin Karella is ready to put a fellow newsman on the air. PROVIDING A CHANCE T0 STUDY THE PAST, QUESTICNS WERE ANSWERED IN THE SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT c 3 Q wi , - ii i During a class discussion, a guest speaker tells about the finer points of self control. Any question that a student may have about the past, whether it be about Alaslsa the United States, Africa, or any other place in the world, could probably be answered within one ot the Social Studies courses available at West, Answers to government, economics, and religion are also within the reach of each and every student passing through the halls. Because of the requirement which says any graduating student must talte six semesters of Social Studies, many of these questions are answered and new questions are raised by curious students. Not only do the Social Studies students read about the past, they view many tilmstrips and movies on their various subjects. An added bonus to the opportunity to gain knowledgeable information is the chance of gaining college credit and doing college equivalent wotls in the AP. United States History class taught by department head Doris D. Ray, With questions answered and new ones asl-ted, the West Valley Social Studies student, whether college bound or not, will have a new and broader perception of what malses the world turn and lseeps people together. I c f l 1 ggggg ' , c u olos FROM BASICS TO ADVANCED, THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT TAUGHT STUDENTS TO CREATE WITH IMAGINATIVE MINDS XVirh8 sernesrers of reauired English, each and every Wesr student will become slsilled ar rhe reading and vvriring paris of the three R's With required classes including iirerorure, speech, and composition the West srudenr can auire easily be-come a highly acceptable reader and writer, or rhe sarne rin'ie gaining valuable infornnarion rhar can only oe piclsed up in an English class, And with the nunnber af English electives available, the aurgoing studenr has unlimited opporiuniry ro pur his new found slsills ro use Some of the areas open for srudy are debate, journalism, drarna, and rhearer producrioni Asin four of the orher advanced classes, AP. English provides the energetic srudenr vvirh a chance to further his study and gain some college credit or rhe sanfre time. The vvhole English Deparrnnenr is vvell sroifed and Deparrrnenr Head, Mrs. Mears, does a fine job lseeping everything in order, There are classes to fill every students needs and capapilirles and this is rhe rnosr important reason rhar the deparrmenr does as good of a job as it does. With a mountain of books, Dick Vehmeir and Sheri Hilke get srecrdy for some serious studying. Sharing their materials, A.P. English students take port in another exciting school activity. Guest speaker. Sheila Dickerson poeticolly captures o class of enthusiastic students. s SEED A ' I'r..i11 yi 6 T A-...J YI-wits liar . , W is , . i X' N L XI J I r g:mfwfsm1xI'JiAx.AfNASl9'U R-Ig Q. .. srcruiluc-1 1 L 9611 'ind r MALE 'NG ' f .-...i iw .sr--4... i L sfWlf,ry 5 2 5 Fil If QALNQMIQQV 3 I 5 'fl orihcidnx EN lrni-rm Ising h 3 K ,s -i ONCE UPON A CLASSIC With some catchy methods, Mrs. Clark and guest During o lecture, special education students listen speaker Judy Redmond teach the correct ways to for notable material. write. 'al 'QN- vmonlmis' mai' HW '-gpg, Qan- 'Val' ili......... ww M, Wtth the help of Mrs Burnside Blizzard 5 y do their work N0 Measuring mass. Eddy Allen looks at the light side of school. Searching for a precipitate, Nancy Schikora and Mike Romick participate in a lab. ATH AND SCIENCE Caught by surprise, Mr. Reed takes a break from helping confused student Janet Hand. Doing his duty, Wade Huntsman records microscope observations. WITH VARIOUS LEVELS OF SKILL, THE MATH AND SCIENCE DEPARTMENTS GAVE EVERY STUDENT A CHANCE TO is - 5 -Nifsff, K ' '. if Qi 1 With his slide prepared, Biology student Mike Von Horten zooms in for more derail. In the Moth office, David Degen diligently computes his homework. wx 9 in-in . ' EXPLORE ln English closses you leorn how io spell ir, our ii is in ihe Morh Deporrmeni where you reolly leorn opour orirhrneric Noi only ore rhere closses oyoiloole io prepore srudenrs wirh rhe eyerydoy uses of moihemoiics, rhere ore olso closses for ihe noi so everydoy procedures. Wiih o cofnpurer rerfninol in ihe Moih Deporimeni office, orgonized by Deporrrnenr heod Mr. Dewiri, siudenis hove o chonce io explore inio on ever-chonging pori of our socieiy ond hove ihe odded beneiirs of connpurer operoiion. Geonweiry, Algebro, ond Trigonornerry provide 0 ooclsground which is useful for ony siudeni enrering olmosi ony coreer For ihe more rnorhemoricolly inclined, AP. Morh is ovoilohle in rhe Junior or Senior yeor Going hond in hond wiih rhe Morh Deporimeni, rhe Science Deporrmeni, heoded by Ms, Deooroh Pomeroy, provides o lorge yoriery of closses for gli rypes of science srudenis The Wesi srudenr hos ihe chonce io leorn oooui fish, birds, rhe eorih, plonrs ond chernicol reociions, Through ihe course of rhe yeor o posseroy could observe oninwol disseciions, rhe use of o loser, or perhops ci chemisrry loo in progress. These, ond mony more exiro feoiures ro ihe science field molse rhe subyecis even more inieresiing ond exciiing, This inieresi rnoy he why ihe deporirnenr corried boih ihe AP Biology ond All Chernisrry closses. The field of science is olwoys growing ond ihe Wesi Volley Science deporrrnenr con lseep ihe siudenis up io dore on rhese progressions in oddirion ro supplying on excelleni ocicleground inro scienrificolly relored suoiecis. J 4- 'lin' 'NN .W 'QW-iii PERSPECTIVE OFFERING COURSES AT ALL LEVELS OF SKILL, WEST BOASTED ONE OF THE BEST FINE ARTS PROGRAMS STATEWIDE With one of the best music programs in the store, West has o reputation for fine pertormances from the bond, orchesrro, and choir. Each year there is a respectable number of West Valley students selected for All Stare and some musicians earn o spar in the All-Northwest band, choir, or orchestra, The band is divided into various slsill levels including beginning, intermediate, stage, and concert, providing any enthusiastic student a chance to play an instruments A separate guitar class is available, The orchestra has rvvo degrees of performance, training and chamber orchestra, which lilse the band, opens the possibility of picking up an instrument even or rhe high school level. Choir is done somewhat dilterenrly vvirh only selected students being able ra be in the choir, Although this somewhat limits the possibility of new singers, the choir is very good and has a large number of singers All these groups put on performances for various activities such as Christmas, Open Houses, Pops Concerts, and the band marches for toorball games and in parades, Mr, Wiese conducts the band, Mrs. Davis leads the choir, and Mrs. Marschlse directs the orchestra, Another group which puts an shows at West is the Arr Clubs The Arr Club members come mainly from the various art classes which are available These classes are instructed by Lois Hughes and are art vvorltshap, advanced arr workshop, and srudio arr. The arr classes count as electives and are enjoyable ro ralter ,vos Putting thoughts on paper, Brad Rohloff concentrates on his work. Settling down for another period of practlce and hard work, Kevin Crank, Janet Mitchell, Catherine Montgomery. and Jan Thomson prepare to give another perfect performance. t Stringing along for harmony. Dana Button Practicing for perfection. the West Valley concert bond unites to give another perfect performance. orchestrates u melody. . ty. A 1.1.t v. r . . . f,ge Q , e i 1 F . ' ' ' ' st is ll . Q N. t i With their equipment ready, art students prepare to sketch beautiful pieces of artwork. OMETHING When oll of the required closses ore iolsen, there is still plenty of room left on o persons schedule ro rolxe rhonv of the electives which ore open ro every student. The Wesr student con expond his sleills to the business oreo, home economics, foreign longuoges, ond vorious shop ond drofring closses, The business student con speciolize in shorrhond, typing, or occouniing, oll oi which con be useful in other closses ond throughout their lives. Home Economics is useful for ony high school srudenr, teoching them how to live by themselves when they leove home Closses include independent Living, Horne Design, Sewing, Foods, Child Development, ond Fonnily Living. When o student wonis to leorn o foreign longuoge, West is on excellent plcice for ir, Wirh Gerrnon, Sponish, ond French ovoiloble for four yeors, the Foreign longuoge srudenr con become guire odepi in o second longuoge With rhe shop ond drofring closses which con be rolsen, rhe West student mov become sorhewhoi slsiilful in woodworlsing, welding, power mechonics, droiring, ond ouio rnechonics, providing o boclsground for ci successful coreer, During o typing project, Helen Schruf scons her paper for errors. EVERYONE RECOGNIZING THE NEED TO PREPARE STUDENTS FOR LIFE, WEST OFFERED CLASSES IN LIVING SKILLS With the help of Q realtor, o group of West With o steady hand, Eddie Hoch stands for the fine students Ieom about home design. lines. i'l55i the first cut count. 5 Working with wood, on energetic student mokes fr., g if .. . ,ft , v ivo www. V1-RQ Preparing for the future, Dione Buchanan gets o vice reody for use. In ca home economics class. Cheryl Looney explains her point to her cohorts in cooking. -R+ W6 3 K T' Q 5 -- . fx E - -1 ,.xk K LQ.. v r Q N EIQO 1 OD xOy an Pflfel' 9 oe wppe!! nh a e rail W Y VY x ven x A Rannle Hand .llm Harpsrer Heather Hanls Renee Hartley Nathan Hawklns Tam Hayward Jamie Helder Steve Henry Carlos Hernandez Dan Hernlng Glen Hidden - Sheri Hllke Kale-nHlnes Grinnell Hlsamoto James Hobbs Eddie Hoch Mike Hoffman Rainer Hallerbach Doug Holman lfe Arun Sharma I . x L a hungry scarf. H b?wXi ' a- 0 17 X . SNA'-OX. , --fx QQ I R X Q34 WAI? .111 Gloria Klng Kelley Kipp Jim Klrkvold Laura Klein Donna Koelzer Heldl Koerfer Kathy Kohler Justin Karella Eric Krejcl Todd Krler Gene Lancaster Jann Laltl Vlrorio Lasorln .loe Lavery Nora Laurldsen Mlrnl Lee Jon Leonard iii 'J- , r, ' 4 Llsa Goldgehn of the Junior class Traci McGhIe 4 M ,Q l rrerr 7, u - - ' .rrrl 1, ngajfv 2 ff , 3-J , McGraw Monroe Montgomery Valerie Marko! Dave Moms Ruth Muktayuk Jerry Mustard Kara Nance Mark Neldhoid Kim O'BrIen Ollphan! Leanne Olmstead Tim Olson .h, .. ,T 3 Q - ml W W Sandra Watts Ben Weaver Woody Weber Carl Weldemann Theresa Welch Dane Welty Kelly Wien Chris Wilhelm Kathy Wllklnson Carol Williams Wllllcms Aaron Wilson Mike Wllson Linda Wlngrove Scott Winner Mane Wlrkowskl Todd Wolfe David Woods Allison Young Phil Younker Dlano Zunker FOSTER AND MARSHALL 211 Cushman Bldg. Foirbonks, AK. 99701 452-4493 IF vou'b LIKE TO 1 11 , 1 1f1 A 1 1 Avoln PAYING ANY CURRENT ' INC'-VME TAX ON -A INTEREST FROM Aff . A11 YOUR SAVINGS, 1' t WFRE THE 0N55 WHO 'AN SRRS SR Q TE'-l YOU HUW SSS Expert Dill Gordon instructs Sondra Watts on the fine ort of photography. Transportation Services lno Congratulations 9 1980 WE LCJVE YOU MRS. PHILLEO!!!! Thanks! The 1979-1980 West Aurora Yearbook Staff Interior Graphics And Copy 729 First Avenue Fbks., Alaska 99701 907 - 456-4982 Congratulations Class Of 1980 Bins Frank the Clown Party Entertainment, Magic, Juggling, And Other Strange Things Congratulations Class Of Frank Congr Randi from the 1979-1980 Varsity Cheerleaders 1, Transfare Sightseeing Bus Charter Service 8 208 Wendell St Fbks Alaslsfl G. Brown -7 C ' President BURN-BATS Where Quolity ls Your Best Volue' 1715 College Rd. Foirbonks, AK. Alosko Locksmith A And Security 1660 Peger Rd. 452-6392 Ellube Alaska CO OP 601 COHGQG Rd DRUG AND Puoro Forrbonks AK 456 5580 452.1 241 Hydro Tech The Water People Phillips Field Rood F oirbonks, Alosko 99701 452-4397 The rowdy l Ceorgcfs Sow Shop 918 College Rood Foirbonks, AK. 99701 452-2069 80 revs u o pep rally. TVCC Aviotion Technology Business Supervision Eorly Childhood Development Electronics Development Fire Service Technology Food Service Technology Grophic Arts And Design Librory Technicol Assistont Minerol And Petroleum Technology Office Occupotions Poro-Professionol Counseling Non-Credit Community Service Credit Community College Non-Credit Mechonicol Technology Encouraged by o humorous event, Donny Hernandez reveals o chor Dick's Chevron Sfeese Chevron 768 Gaffney Rd. 527 Sfeese Hwy. Fbks., Alosko Fbks., Alosko Sunshine Travel 3451 Airport Woy I 479-2238 -gaflwzndia Qfdaddk 146 Old Richardson Hwy. 456- 1 289 452-5872 9 . A ' y N , e,. . , 'JN' .. 'R --k' ii' if .1 ig 1 n 8 3- 5535 Cr z ge Rd. Foirbon A f 99701 O 479.6926 JC PENNEY JCPBDDBY ATULATI 1980 r E905 452-5731i s o 1 Sporting Goods Foshion Electronics Cord Sh Hm. Furnishings Automotive 610 Cushmon Street Downtown Foirbonks PETR AU RCRA ALES L TING , OIL 452-1624 ' FAIRBANKS ff, Tknzgvl w 1 A Q . I IQ ' ' J K f 5 is I ik 9- A 5 5 5 .N . ,J sw, 3 . f , 4' YV . 1 f': 1 x J, fyfff 'QVLJQ - 1 , , 1 fi, H1 , .. Q 'Q . 1 ,Q 21 .H, Y 'n . 4 'I J i . 1 'Z Y , .IJ ' fat. KA 4 b' Y . 'A np. ,J 1 Q1 Q Q . . ,W if-f ' In Y I .W ,S -I 4 CONTENTS 177 BREAKIN' UP A LOOK AT SPRING THINGS: PUDDLES, MUD, BICYCLES, SUNSHINE AND Spring, commonly referred to os breols-up, up on Q dean 0 dnve, is the most heralded event of the Alaskan unavoidable puddle. year. After months of huddling deep in M SS-f ' is r'AQ I 'IIQ' I down porlsos and heated homes, Fairbonlssans emerge from hibernation, try to ignore the inconveniences of the mud ond puddles, ond turn their faces toward I the sun. Bicycles begin to travel the bilsepoths and sidewollss cors traverse puddles better suited to submarines ond the notorious swarms of mosquitoes inflict hundreds of bits on unsuspecting victims At West students evacuated the Iunchroom to eat their lunches on the front lown ond worship the golden roys puddle Jumping for photographers become o popular sport and spirits picked up tremendously As olwoys the bright colors ond warmth of spring fostered o mood of hoppiness and fun Absorblng the sun s rays at lunchtlme are Tammy Barnett Kathy Kohler and .lan Loltl of www' Mqklng use gf snow free streets Helen Playing with their reflected Images Jan Laltl Hlsomoto chains her bike after a rlde to and Debbie Reynolds flnd some fun In school spring puddles 178 SPRING i i i . i Q I 1 it ft ' tl S , . A . ,... I W V. L, A, 'I 3 I H I 5 S ,, W.. -lsl W K K I Q i If A A , I i 4 - I ' , I if A 5 'IQ I .. , i I Iv 1f.g 'E ktee 4-A I ei S S r I . , sgg -.i- x 0153. ' I 4 I I u . 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X Q m b, Q RL lskgvdk HN wi ,H ft Q N T K X x X Q it 'N Qu 1 N it-1-dll x iii' A, , --'. 5 ' .ri 5 i N4 X J .X . X 5 Pcislng the pon at the Ellzobethon Fclr. Dovld Lokken helps fund the wondering mlnstrels NNN 'Q SPRING ACTIVITIES 185 1c:,,,J-,.......,,,.... X l is t sk S When rhe rheme for rhe 1980 Junior Prom, An Elegonr Evening in on Orienrol Gorden, wos firsr onnounced, rhere were o number of people who were nor sure rhey lilsed ir. These nonebelievers were proved wrong on Morch 22 when rhe long-owoired prom nighr finolly orrived. Neorly 200 people offended rhe donce or Joy School, perhops rhe biggesr iurnour of rhe yeor. As rhe guesrs wollsed inro rhe gym, they were welcomed by rhe pleosonr ond mellow sound of rhe Decimorors, o five-mon bond mode up mosrly of Wesr Volley srudenrs. Nexr rheir eyes were filled wirh rhe exciting decor rhof expressed rhe feeling of on Orienrol gorden. The bond rerired ofrer rhe firsr hour so rhey, roo, could enjoy rhe evening, ond B65 Disco fools over or rhe musicol conrrols. They spun o voriery of discs rhor pleosed everyone. When rhe evening neored irs end, rhe rime for royolry onnouncemenrs wos or hond. The reigning lsing ond Queen, Poul Milon ond Donno Neidhold, were reody ro relinquish rheir crowns. Winning rhe posirions of Emperor ond Empress were Piondy Tolvi ond Abbie Johnson. The prince ond princess posirions were filled by Heidi lsoerfer ond Dove Morris, Gillion Ising ond Scorr Winner, ond Poige Wolloce escorred by Phil Younlser This donce, dedicored ro rhe Senior Closs by rhe Juniors, wos rhe resulr of hord worls by oll involved ond wos o big success. Relgnlng over the 1980 Junior Prom me Paige Johnson, crownbeorers Lorl Younkers ond Mike Wolloce, Phll Younkers, Dove Morris, Heidi Koerfer. Thl9Sf Gilllfm King Gnd SCON Winfiel- Emperor ond Empress were Rondy Tolvi ond Abbie Na XX Elegonrly dressed couples Indulge In a Ilrtle fancy stepping. AS SPRING APPRCACHED, STUDENTS ENJOYED AN EVENING GF ELEGANCE Thoroughly enjoying the evening Tom Dirklid and IN S I nonnae onphorn partake in the festivities. ,,',,,.-- ' WM,T7f g:q . ff il' Assisting in the decorating, Kathy Rhlnes carefully positions an Oriental fan. Providing a special hour of live music are the Decimators, composed of Tim Olson, Cameron Pollock, Greg Goering, John Pennebaker, and Tom VanFleln. Royalty nominees Heidi Koerfer and Phil Younkers . A A A lg make their way to the floor through delicate S S wi it '--- flowers and greenery. T - n AS THE WORLD TURN vs ,, .0 t U Q I KZ! SWE x N i -I sri I STAR Q - .. 5 - K: 5 ' air Q . vs K .fm -gpg 'A W, 5 5 V1 H2 1 . ' 550 0, er 3 1 1, , I QQ : 1 , ,f ' ' 'fra gif A :xx f .1 J W4 if li? ,fr 55 , , , . 158 HONORS Sir OF NHS EAC uv MEMBER QPQIG ny, IN rHE F r M.J, -Y 4 . . 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I IONORS 189 If you hove found yourself buying ice creom Ol lunch, or poying o smoll odmission ro o bond concerr, your money hos gone ro o good couse, Every yeor, the Wesr Volley Wolfpocls concerr bond collecrs o lorge sum of money rhor enobles rhem ro go on rheir onnuol springtime concerr ro vorious ports of Aloslso, This yeor's rour irinerory concisred moinly of o concert every doy in rowns such os Homer, Ninilchils, l4enoi, Polmer, Chugiols, ond Seword, wirh rhe bond members hoving rime ro do whor rhey wonred in the evenings. The bond wos well received rhroughour rheir rour ond rhey provided rhrilling enrerroinmenr by rhe dozzling orroy of bross, woodwinds, ond percussion instruments, nor ro menrion rhe brillionce of the foces ploying rhe insrrumenrs. Nexr yeor's four should conrinue ro be one of rhe sroie's rop enrerroinmenr ocriviries done by high school srudenrs. ' Anorher porr of rhe musicol deporrmenr rhor mode ci rour rhis yeor wos rhe choir. Ever since losr yeor, rhe diligenr choir members hove been collobororing ro roise rhe money rhey would need for o spring rour rhis yeori Among mony of rheir fund roising projecrs were cor woshes, selling songs or Chrisrmos, ond running rhe coar checlss or o number of donces. Along rhe roure rhor rhe choir rools were ploces such os Delro Junction, Glenollen, Seword, Kenoi, Wosillo, ond Polmer. The rour, which wos one weels long, wos o rremendous success, ond rhe choir members were proud of their hord eorned rrip. On Thursdoy morning of April 17, rhe firsr of rhe Wesr Volley music srudenrs were seen pocl-ring up rheir insrrumenrs, music sronds, ond orher necessory porophernolio needed for rhe up-coming Music Fesrivol or Lorhrop High School, Long hod rhey worlfed on rhe music which rhey would soon be edudicored on, ond everyone wos in high hopes of being nominored os rhe besr choir, orchesrro, or bond in the store. All rhree Wesr Volley music groups received oursronding morlss ond were chosen ro ploy their reperroire for rhe evening crowds. Speciol congrorulorions go ro oll of Wesr Volley's music srudenrs who orrended rhe fesrival, ond rhere ore high expecrorions for rhese dedicored people in rhe furure. WITH EXCELLENCE IN PERFORMANCE MUSIC GROUPS TRAVELED ON TOUR Enjoying the oceanside beach, Robin Morrison and Richard Tremarello take a break from the tour. During a pre-festival concert, the Wolfpack band displays thelr variety of talent. AMERICAN BANDSTAND Wlth a flendlsh grln, Ted Thomas Is prepared to l 5 ,fe Muslcolly Incllned All-Sfofe members were: Dlll Tremqrello, Kam Nance, Ken Akasofu, Paul Mllan, Cox. lon Thomson, Lindo Winters. Bobble Doner. Katle Fellows, Scott Burton, Dana Dutton, Tom Van Laura Wlnford, Joy Phllllps, Janlce Trumbull, Fleln, Rosemary Walters. Krlstln Van Cleve, Susan Jennifer Drlce. Tlm Olson. Jon Leonard, Dawn Jones. and Deborah Davls. Bratten, Karl Wennen, Mark Neldhold, Richard engage In the band tour. X Wlrh a look of unconquerable trlumph, Katle Whlle vlsltlng Seward on tour, the West Valley Fellows takes part In the orchestra tour. band relaxes before they have to perform. w 6 w ! 4 1 v 4 1 1 o 1 i sn- 1 1. ,, I was X, if lv- '92-gi'if , Q!!- f-r:.'.1'., s 14 ...,,aa 'C-ei. . A f 3 ,sw s Enjoying the fresh ol: og foreign exchange student During his spare time. exchange Cosorln waxes his skis. as 1 1. WDMNH Xmucmiunz .. ff en Sole. Lori Meier. grins or Close-Up. TEACHERS AST As West Valley students welcomed new teachers, they also said their farewells to two longtime West teachers, Miss Hughes, the art instructor, retired mid- semester after introducing many a student to the joys of art, She also organized the art enthusiasts into the first West Valley Art Club, and with the club, put on many fine art shows. Mrs. Herning instructed various business courses, and was much loved by her students. She retired midesemester, and returned May 5th to lead the National Honor Society procession at the induction ceremony. H Both teachers will be missed by the students, and will be remembered for the terrific job they did at West Valley. Miss Lois Hughes PRESENT Ms. Jamie Forest This year the West Valley student body welcomed a number of new teaching faces. They were replacements for moving or retiring teachers and they fir well into the school and community. Among these new and fascinating figures is Ms, Bose Potter, who won the hearts of a number of Spanish students. Ms. Potter enjoys coolsing, yoga, and travel during her spare time. Her favorite television show is Masterpiece Theatre. Mrs. Jamie Forest is another new teacher at West. Originally from Fairbanlss she has taught at various ,elementary and Junior Ms. Sandra Madsen High Schools in the Fairbanlss areo. Out of worls time she spends on balsing, sewing, and playing guitar, along with watching Maris and Mindy, Dallas, and Three's Company. Becoming the new art teacher for second semester was Ms. Barbara Rinlser Short, Extra curricular activities for her spare time are drowing, painting, pottery, and sports. Her favorrie television programs are well produced documentaries. Being o new mother of almost a year, Mrs. Sandy Madsen tools off first semester to roise her baby, but she's bacls second H Mrs. Mattie Herning semester teaching English and Latin. Mr. Bob Howlsins and Ms. Julia Looney have talsen on some of the business section left by the retiring of Mrs. Herning. Mr. Hawlsins teaches o full schedule of typing classes and Ms. Looney has her hands full with the Business courses. Another new mother who was home was Mrs. Heimer. When she was gone her spot was talsen over by Mrs. Hayden, who now reaches the child development, independent living, and clothing until Mrs. Heimer returns. i WHETHER RETIRING OR NEW, WEST'S A TEACHERS WORKED HARD WITH A SMILE i L Ms. Jeanette Hoyden M e Potter W Q3' Y nvg . V wfF'uf'?fvfx1-.5 Q, 5- 'Q 5 of x , 'L f X if 'P 5-wk. FUDENT COUNCIL .fr 23. b ., K ,4..4' J M 5, -'7' Q, 'V Srudehr Cauhcll l5 a busy araanrgarraa wrrh members cheering ap ra rhree rrrne-r a weele ar rhare Ohce ITT a while rhere are members rhar aecrae rhey aahr have rhe rrrhe reaurrecl ra aa a glued lab aaa sa rhey resign rherr aasrrrah These basrrrans need ra be frllea and sa each year ar rhrd rerrh rhe caahcrl has elecrrans ra lrll rhe vacaaaes Thr. year rhere were several sears aperw aaa rhe newly elecrea members came lrarrr :he Freshmen, Sapharhare, and laarar classes Newly elecrea TVQSTTVTTGVT were lsraaa Tharnasah, llll Morgan, and lay Wear er The Sapharhares frllrhg rhe erhary sears were Lisa Lalrness, and Cheryl Laaney wha rhayea frarh llepresehrarrye ra yrce Presrdehr Laurel Orana was rhe lane lbrirar ra be elecred ar hella rerrh Nbr only daes Sruaehr Caahcrl aer new VTTQFTTCGVS rhey alsa aarrrapare rn rhe Regional Sruaehr Cauhcrl The lleqraaal Srudehr Cauhcll cahsrsrs at rnerhbers frarh each schaal wrrhrn rhe borough ana rs adyrsed by yarraus reachers Tram rhe sebarare schaals Since rhrs rs rhe trrsr year al rherr exrsrehce rhey have abr had rhahy aaparruhrrres ra da rhrhas, yer rhey haye srrll been busy They held a arsrrrcr wrae asserhbly ar which 'Mr Phrl T was rhe auesr spealser The cauhal also alahhed a lilearaa wide Clahce ar rhe raller lllWlS Besides planning acrryrrres whrch ll'NXfOlXfQ rhe whale ary, rhe group also daes paper worls rryrna ra till sruaenr needs Wrrh rrrhe rhe council wrll aara experience as well as subpart ana new year rhey wrll be eyeh rhare usetul rhaa rhey were rhrs year REGIONAL STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS. CLOCKWISE: Shane Holmberg, Paige Wallace, Randi Sole, Randi Freeman. i fi, , , i, As Mr, Phil savors his food, at the Regional Student Council Dinner, Heidi Keeler dishes up some cake. Preparing sack lunches for the Regional Student Council Assembly are Marcie Hassebroek, Donnie Oliphant, Mr. Shellinger, Laurel Orand, and Debbie Reynolds. Z S 5 s ,4 -s - -nun-an--L UW M .fi 3 ,XL X A , W-, . X b fr le Q614f'.,if3 it WU WX' U51 m,,g,Qjgg,j - Q 'Ex 5442-, ,.....x..,. I ,-,f ,Ak A-.. QS-wi IWIILXIE l wnn N H Q . PROVIDING SERVICES FOR SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY, N.H.S. MEMBERS ENJOYED A PRODUCTIVE YEAR jg!-e 41 44 414+ :JW Preparing to introduce Valentine royalty nominees, N.H.S. President Brian Wescott attempts to calm down an enthused audience. Taking a quick pause from hectic decorating is Honor Society member Randi Freeman. Among tne varted students at West rltere vvas a galaxyfa galaxy not of planets but, ratner a galaxy of young men and women vvno were a part of rne Nattonal Honor Soctety Tbese intellectual students under tne supervtston of Mrs Sally Alltson and led by President Brian Wescorr, Vrce Prestdenr Peggy Wtlltams, Treasurer lsettlt llonnemon, and Secretary Jantce Trumbull set as tltetr morn obtecttve for me year Wacttvrryl Regularly meettng once a vveels on Wednesday club members soctalt1ed once o montn lWlll'N sucn events as a sledding party on me Untverstry Htll and noyrtdel and began concocttng novel vvays to rntttare upcomtng members Wttb the vvords acttvtty, servtce, and fun tmprtnted on tnetr mtnds, NHS members tnaugurated tne year vvtrn a welcomtng pizza feed at tbe Blue Marlin for Wests new prtnctpol, Mr Rogers, and conttnuecl vvttlt an entranctng nomecomtng float entry, an entry tn me Hallovveen pumplttn carving contest, and me annual Faculty Tea Party Constantly vvtlltng to do more, Honor Sactety members also toured guests around rlte scnool and durtng the college nature semester class registration rney could be observed asstsrtng underclassmen tn rlte rtgors of stgn up As well as planning scnool acttvtttes, society members devtsed several fund ratstng ventures tncludtng the Valenttnes Dance vvttb a retgntng lstng and Oueen of Hearts, vvorlslng tne coat cnecls at tne Yearbools supplement dance, and assisted at the Republtcan Prestdenttal Convention Honor Soctety members also tools an tnteresr tn vvorld offatrs and penned a letter to President Carter expresstng support for tne policy used ln nandltng ine lrantan crtsts tn the early days As tlwe scnool year came to a close, Honor Soctety members reflected over tltetr producttve season and beoueatbed tne newly tnducted members to carry on tnto tne future Ir nos been on exorrnq ond fun fried yeor for the French, Sponrsh, ond Gernron srodenrs involved in foreign lonouoge duo With o nnyrrod of evenrs ro choose rrorn, no srudenr nos oeen leir our Eocrw dos: noi, nod on opporrunrry ro prepore vorrouf, Cuimnes ronorno frorn crepes ond fondue ro prno collodos ond rocos Under the ourdonce of neod coocn Frou Von Enlseyorr, the foreign longdoqe iodes ooriled in soccer ooornsr vorrous other longuooe clubs The most exorrno event of the yeor wos ine Mordr Gros or which schools from oll over Forroonlss flocleed ro rne West Volley Cofererro for o oolo iesrrvol of ine nronesr colroer Passports were used for acquiring enrronce ond rney were rnen rroded rn for fnoney frorn ine vorrous coonrrres Enrerrounnnenr consisted of o slsrr oy ine West Volley French Closses os well os songs ond donces oy severol orner groups The whole yeor wos on educorTonoT success os well os on enrerrornrng one The friendly Foreign Language Club members are, FRONT ROW: Drian Wescort, Jill Turner, lndrek Burgraff, Carl Benson, Nathaniel Good, Mrs. Van Enkevort. SECOND ROW: Rosemary Walters, Kristen Van Cleve, Maria Chong, Evelyn Degen, Carl Heidel, Sharman Murphree, Theresa DeLima, Eun Rhee, and Karen Blockolsky. Participants in the Mardi Gras, passports in hand, anxiously await entrance to the fun and foodl FOREIGN AFI' IRS WEST VALLEY S FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB ADDED A TOUCH OF EXCITEMENT TO THE SCHOOL YEAR .po-M ff' uk ,Q r 0 R 1.5 . QQ In K A .S W - K . A E, N N QQH, A A V-...A . ,X W , ,l fp r gf W M V t , S-N LL,A va .K .,, A X-Lg -Y' 1 N si an ,Q W. G I x .WM ,K ..v..x. , YR V X 'fa Q 6 ,, Q 'K sux Q Q 1 ,f ,yr-.. S 'l v v, -., Q iii 1 L ' . . .wiv f Y . H 4 .Q 4' -Gm v. 'B-ff FOREIGN LANGUAGE 203 44 2.3, mm ix SEX KSN ..XQ V , - . , Q 2. ' k . . Q r 'N .. ' S, 5 Q W -1 ' A ' . X x -M X55 Q X ... 3 X kk,, 'N fl 2 il l 3 5 Q Sf .116 ,M v-. ,vw 1 ill : 1' A -'Q f--x vfq I 14.4 Q 5 39' Sl S we :za qi .1 .iw Q 1 4 mg je.. . - .11 . . ,zgyfzu -11' is E .Q- if N GN3 .K X fbi Ski? X 3 ti ' Q 3 x I 2 ff! ' ' H' ' 1 - ' L.xXx, N ' - .. 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DORIS CANDAGE FLC. 10. 11. 12: NL. 9. 10: ccm. 9. 10. 11. 12 PHILIP KID CANNON nb, 10. 11. 12: wmv. 9. 10, 11: JCL. 9. 10: Ybk. 12: nk. 12 RANDI EILEEN CARNAHAN HocCheer. 12 DIANA CASH ' Vb. 10. 11: BbMgr. 11: PpC. 12: CChr. 12 Q ..... , .'y.,w , 1 . A WN I P' C I Rfb-Q I SHANNN CHURCH CRISPINIA ANN CLEVELAND VVb. 9: AHC. Trees 9 I STEFFANIE LYN COMPEAUI Jvvb, 11: x.Csm. 11. 12: Trk6FId.'I12 I KIRK DAVID CONNACHER HAROLD B. COOKE I GILBERT L. COWELL WILLIAM J. COX MICHELLE CRISMAN I TIM' ALAN DAHL DEBORAH .IO DAVIS Orch, 9, 10-Treos, 11-Pres, 12-Mgf IDA DAVISON I INGE KRISTIN DEEHR CONTEMPLATING V HIDDEN TALENTS I AND ABILITIES Toplng new sources of energy Cameron plugs Into Ted Thomas while clownlng DAVID DEGAN Wresr, 9. 10, 11. 12 JOHN DEMPSEY 10 11, 12: Ftb. 11, 12: B, 11, 12: X-Ckun. 9, 10 TERRY DEYRIES U JEFFREY ALAN DINNING Heros D'INNOCENTE 12- SB, 12 D, 10, 11, . KURT DINSMORE NATHAN A. DODDERPUHL BOBBI DONER D, 9. 10, 11, 12: SD. 10, 11. 12 LAURIE DUNKIN Mtmd, 11, 12: PpC. 9 JACK DUNSHIE Ftb, 10, 11, 12: Hock. 9, 10, 11, 12: Vfrk. 9. 10. 11, 12: sc, 12: Ybk, 11. 12: nlz, 12 sn-lsnav 'EASTERLING VANESSA K. EDGAR I n, 9, 10, 11, 12: ormc, 10: KeyC,!11, 12 1 1 KEN ELBERT h KeyC, 9, VPrez, 10, 11, 12: NHS, 12: SC. 11, 12 A 3 BRENT ENGLAND CONRAD FEDER 1 1 1 ANNETTE FICKUS TOM FISHER 1 MARK FITZGERALD 1 nu. 12 1 RANDI S. FREEMAN 1 SC. 9. 10, 11. 12: Gym. 9, 10: Ngheel, 10: VCheer, Capt 11, 12: PpC, 9, j10, 11. 12: NHS, 11, 12: Ybk. 10, 11, 12 5 CURTIS FROESE 1 JIM GAISER Wrest, K, 10: Flb, 12 , . 1 I . Brushing up on hIs AP Lounglng, A ' with o TODD A GARDNER LANCE GARRETT ,. LANCE JAMES GETTLE Hack. 9. 10. 11, 12: mz, 11, 12 P I COBY A. GIBSON I JENNIFER L. GIBSON mm, 10. 11. 12: u, 9. 10. 11, 12: Ybk. 10 I KATHERINE ELIZABETH CTWIGSJ GISH I I MARK GOSINK . Wrest. 12 I CAROL M. GREINER-S. SENIOR MARK MARTIN HALE I OUTSTANDING King relaxes In the library. succEEDED ICALLY AND ATHLETICALLY As he flls up his tank, Rob Magnuson rlsing gas prices. '41 KEITH LEROY HANNEMAN XCSkI 9 10 11 12 NHS 11 12 DANNY HANNS LORA KAY HARBO Yb 11 12 KHAI C. HAR BUT MARCIE ANN HASSEBROEK JVCheer. 9, sc, 9, 10, 11, 12: Ybk, 9. 10. 11. Co-Ed12:Db Mgr, 10: Mrmd, 11: nlz, 9 JOAN HAUGE YVONNE DENISE HAYWARD D CARL LOUIS HEIDEL NHS, 11, 12: Drm, 9, 10, 11, 12: FLC, 9, 10. 11, 12: MELi1MQg, 12 . hw I W, . ww ,. -N GERALD HEMPHILL DANNY HERNANDEZ VICTORIA HIGHTON FLC, 9, 10, 11. 12 A PAUL TODD HILl KAREN ELIZABETH HILLIARD Gym. 9: B. 9. 10. 11: FLC. 9: Db. 10 KEN HOFFMAN ROBERT ORRIN HOLDEN SHANE HOLMBERG THE PREZ Bb. 9. 10: Ftb. 9, 10. 11. 12: Wrest, 9. 10. 11. 12: CChr. 9. 10. 11. 12: SC. 11. 12 ROBERTA HORMANN SHELBY LYNN HUTTON BARRY PENEDA ISLER MARK A. 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Flb. 10. 11. 12: ' DIANE Musmin Dlm. 12 GARY DANCE Ftb. 10. 11. 12 TERRY NANCE Orch. 9. 10: Wrest. 10 'PATRICIA NAVARRO Vb. 10. 11. 12 DONNA MARIE NEIDHOLD Gym. 9. 10. 12: Cheer. 11: D. 9, 10. 11. 12: Db. 9. SC, 12 JAMES P. NOWOTTNICK FRANCOISE NUNLEY LESA DAWN O'BRIEN Bb Mgr, 10: Blz. 11, 12 DEBBIE OWEN GRAE PADGITT-OSDORN JAMES PALEMBAS Wresl. 9, 10: B. 9 JOHN F. PENNEBAKER 10, 11: Trkl':FId. 9. 10, 11, 12: Swlm, 11, 12: CCholr. 12 I ' I LYNN PERKOWSKI DON PESTKA I SARAH PEYTON MELitMag, 10, 12: FLC, 10, 12: Anc. 11 vb, 11: Handb, 11: soc, 11: M51 10, 12 Jov PHILLIPS CChr, 9, 10. 11, 12: Orch, 9, 10,I 11. - ndmn, 10, 11 I TOM PHILLIPS I KATHY PLATZ Gym, 11 CAMERON PoLLocK I Ybk, 11, Co-Ed 12: X-CRun. 9, 11, Cop 12: Trk, 9, 10, 11, 12: NHS. 11, 12 TODD POSTHUMUS SHANNON PRUITT I CChr, 12 STEVEN C. RASMUSSEN BRENDA REED BLAIR REYNOLDS 8. SENIORS ANXIC NEW AND C DAVID K. RHINES MAGGIE RODERIGUES DURAND J. RONKEN CHRISTINE ROYBAL SHARI RYON PpC, 12: CChr. 12 JOSEPH SACKINGER HARRY SCHIKORA NANCY SCHIIZORA Dbv6Fms 11 12: Vb Mgr. 12: CChr, 12: Dlz, 12: FLC, 9 DAVE BIRD SCHRAM Db. 11. 12 GENE SCHROEDER . I ,Q -L, . - , . I 'sENloRs PREPARED FOR THE' FUTURE YET STILL FOUND TIME FOR IFUNI A I ,. . I , ' 'V I . I ' ' ' . I BARBARA SETZER , ofch. 9, 10. 11, 12: mm, 12: ob1I ' :QI I I 1 O I A JEFFORYSHAWI ' JOSEPH SHAW - I I G ' BRAD STUDLEY SHIRA 1 A Ftb. 11, 12: nb, 9, 10: sc, 12 I I I I GLENNI KL SIEBERT MICHELLE saLER 1 A LEAH sms 1 , D MOHAMED T. SIVJEE I ' Bdmlt. 11, 12 DAVID P. SMITH I D 9 0 ' fm, . 1 . 11. 12 ' m JEANETTE ROSE SMITH 1 RICHARD sMm-I BILL SODERSTROM BARRY sous LINDSAY CHARLES SPENCER THOMAS STONE LINDA STREIT Trk. 9: VVb, 10, 11. 12: Dlz, 9: SC, 10: Ybk, 11, 12 ANN STROZEWSKI ELISABETH SWIFT LC, 10: Drm. 9, 10, 12: ArtC, 11 TED THOMAS Ftb. 1 , 11, 12: Wrest, 9. 12: B, 9. 10, ' 11, 12 Sesame Street lovers Sue Aoslond ond Clndy West fllrt wlth Kerrnlt the Frog. U ' if APPLYING THEMSELVES, THE GRADUATE PROSPECTS GAINED A RESPECT FOR EDUCATION BRENDA THOMPSON ccm. 9, 10. 11. 12: M1md.9. 10. Cd-Cop! 11, 12, Vb Mgr, 10. 11: PpC, 9: sc I9 10 11 A I I Q KEITH THOMPSON JANET ROBERTA THOMSON D 9101112 CChr 9101112 Vb 11 12 SpFlks 9 SC 9 10 11 12 Db Mgr 11 JACKIE THORNHILL DAVID THURM THURMAN Dim 9 10 11 12 Ftb 10 11 12 KEN TISDALE TAD TITUS ELIZABETH TONKINS Trk 9 CChr 9 10 11 12 FLC 10 Dum 10 VPrez 11 VPrez 12 SC 12 Ybk 11 12 HocCheer 10 Cop! 11 RICHARD TREMARELLO DD 9 XCRun 10 KeyC 10 11 Plgz 12 SB 10 IJ 9 10 11 12 CChr 10 11 .IANICE TRUMBULI. Orch 9 10 11 12 CChr 10 11 Prez 12 Rfl 11 NHS 12 Ddmit 10 Vb Dlz. ,Ik Bb. v LIA MARIE TURNER 11: FLC. 10, 11. 12: MELltM0g. 11 BRENT UNDEREINER ScIC. 9: Drm. 10. 11. 12 TROY VALENTINE KATHY I. VANDERPOOL Gym, 9. 10: Ski, 10: PpC. 9, 10: 11: Dfm. 12: KeyC, 10: CChl. 9: Db, 9, 10 MARY E. VANHOOMISSEN 11: Vb 11: SC, 9. 10: KBYC, 10, 11, 12: B, 9., 10. 11, 12: SD, 12 ARINA J. VANVELDHUIZEN KeyC, 11. 12: B. 9. 10, 11, 12 EDIE JEAN VAUGHAN B 9 10 11 2 LORIE VOORHEES COLLEEN WALLNER DAVID WALN STEVE WARD MERRILEE WEAVER - .,., ,.,., , .M ..,..,,,, -V -'f ' -,-- ,,,...W .,f, ,.., , . ..,. 1.2. ,,1,g,-L A H' W1 Q- . f .,., ,ww Mm, my-A W,A .,,mwmW,,, .AE ..,,, . ww-M-WM---eL,.K,. W-fifggg N- 5, , W A + ,,.., , ,,. . ..-.:. 'LM , :gt W I .. , ,Q f 1 fm L rf at , N 5 , I K, I 51 , 1.1353 NE' 9 118' X Rouen P.. WEEDEN I x.csk1. 11. 12: FLC, 9, 10, 11 I JANET WELTY I 5pFrks, 9 I BRIAN wEscoTT sc, 9: MELILMQQ, 11, co.Ed 12: DnInc, 11 Prez 12: NHS, 11, Prez 12: FLC, 11, 12 CYNTHIA CCINDYJ WEST 1 HocCheer. 10. 11: Dlz, 11: Ybk. 12 JUDY WHEAT I Trk, 11 I R. IAN WHITE I 1:11. 9, 10. 11. 12: x.caun, 10, 11,I12: x cski. 10, 11. 12: ofch. 9, 1o. 11. 12: FLC 12 I I I DEDI-LEE WILKINSON MELItMog, 12 JOSEPH WILLIAMS PEGGY L. WILLIAMS 1 spnks, 9. vvfez, 10: Jvvb. 10. 11, Hoc- Cheer. Capt 10: Mvmd, 10. Cop! 11. 12: Nns, 11, vvrez 12: sc. 11, 121 Y1111, 12 I I - I I I I I I I I LAURA WINNIE WINFORD HocCheer. 10: KeyC. 11, 12: CChr, 10, 11. 12: SC, 10. 11. 12: Dlz, 10, 11: SpFrks. 9: Drm. 11. 12 LINDA WINTERS I JCL. 9, SpFrks, 9, nk. 9: sc, 9, 1b. 11. CPrez, 12: IJ, 10, 11, 12: PpC. Pref, 12 MONICA WOODS I xsane- .mn-11-w 3 vgwxxm 'UN' i 'rlnnn ....... K lilnz Z ,:.,.:A.:.: .,.,..,......,.,.,,,..,..,,.,.., ,, .,.,. w .:,.,,...,,, ...... ..,,.. Z L , , ..,,.,. ..., .,.,,,,, Z In :f5'Z ,2'.2E 'Z22:52-I. 2rfE'E E' -If::,I E212'I.w::,'-:,:::g,.:,.:. P'-ffI':1-f 'I ::'f'f: ::'4: , -1 A NW ' - ' . ' ' g -' -P 0 M Q' ' -- A 1- ' A - I -- W . - Q g 1, Q .Z .-,:.g.,:p ,,-,,:a:-gg,-:I-51511:-Ml. 5 E, : -:Q-I-... I 15: 4 AW. All-Norrhwesr Orchesrra 11 TRUMBULL ,Cross Country Slsiing . . ,Editor .............. . . . -QQ T ff f .1 ii 'if iQlifl5f 'l1f'li' if' . - h 1- ri1,i1iiif?'Z.i'l ,mh.' 1. 1 DEBBIE DAVlSOrchesrra Serylcelinriiard s1Clfz,Notlonal Cjrchestra hhh VS MiLAN-Lois Armsrrong Jazz Award 11, Dlrecror's Award 10, 11, All-State State Orchestra 1O,'i11,i.12. 1 g, ,gs . , 1 F - hh. ' I' ' A fl N Band 9,1O, 11, 12, All-Northwest 11, Junior Prom King 11g Sophomore Home- uooizi DoNEn-Direaor's Award, 1Oj Aiisrme Honor Band 9, 1O,'11,,12g Allif ' Norm ,f ' ' , no -..i .. west Honor Band 11, AllfStar Stage, Band 10 C S H , coming Prince 10 ' 1 TERRY NANCE-All-Conference Foorboll 10, 11, Honorable Mention Football 12, 11, 12, All- in Stare Novice Thespian High School Srudents 11, KAREN Gymnast O, Elias Stare Governmenr,Conrest 11 SHANE Member SUSAN G. Student Council MIGUEL Art Club Badminton Band Baslserboll 1 g , Biology Clublffi. . . Blizzard ,iia 1 at is 'S S 1 Captains, . ,CoJCaprainf. . . . 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Sweet 'MII 'fr-,.Tony Fowler my ,K Goyleeggmrknd Alice King Mr. Cvg Mrs. Tergy S. Kipp i in ai Eorl DorQhy Beisfif e , hA '.., , . H iliianfiis Dion Andwinnn Swift k 'MK U ll- ' ' Nlv0blllulln- wwoacuunvnuw- ' F tww-ntylv ' V -I00v?lv'v'w' is , Q-,.k ,wmuvvqulltlld i Y Cr Morion Hossebroek s West Volley Thespions 10 . E: Mrs. Jomes Cox w P K Jim And Mr. And Jock Judy And Gil Mimken 'ea Waldo And Mortho H 'ns lnnj:-fInr'lin..,, O 44 .sw-1f ' ' 2 '32 THE BIG EVENT BQ RE' Q v is ' f X ,A.A N an 1 'Y . ii Q -V, 1: wk ,, Q 5- 24' 5 t ?Mz'.Y if I LW: ' . 4 . .M , .1 .xx ix .., , L., , M 3 . -,wif 5 ,Az -ax 4 Af 2 X ACB' , X H F kr v ip N. .J .Jr .alia - V . .1 l , E E .,' ef E ' - v I av lf D 1 'L .N Q A Q rr l g 5, ...lr ffl' I nf Q YP! pit.. jf! .5 , . . ' 1 ' - U X ' E v' ix, A :K L 5 3 V . , . H . 'kkk 4. .V .I ' ' lj .Q V,... f g J 2 I W 511, E .V I E A W ' I PNi .b E 1 S swf f' l Wh awp I l, iw 5 1,1 ' ., S 1 at Tig . 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' ' M' f f +1 Q3 la-9 -. .- - .. - , , , Qxn ' 14, M, fn, , UW: 2 'GW 55,6 The two predomlnant emotions of groduatlon, tearful sentiment and overwhelming elatlon, are dlsployed by Vlckl Hlghton. , .. . ' .I - ,C J' if i is 235 GRADUATION 110, pls 'll PrIncIpaI's Outstanding Senlor Award reclplent Shane Holmberg, Class Speaker Marcle Hossebroek, and Senlor Class Presldent Llnda Winters represent the Class ol 1980 honorably at the graduation ceremony, r 1 ' 'D Ar 8100 on May 27, 1980, over rwo hundred young men ond women arrended rhe long owaired evenr, rhe crowning momenr of a twelve year career, graduorion. Following rhe rrodirional procession ro Pomp ond Circumsroncen and welcoming addresses by Lindo Winrers ond Shane Holmbergl Class Speaker Morcie Hossebroels reminisced on rhe Iosr four yeors, evolsing fond memories. Then, Ken Elberr spoke on rhe virrue of rhe obiliry ro change in his voledicrorion address. The presenrorion of diplomas and performances by rhe band ond concerr choir made rhe evening one ro remember. Afrerwards, rhe groduarion porry ar rhe Curling Club roclsed unril rhree in rhe morning wirh rhe sounds of happy ex' Seniors, and rhe Sunset Srrip and orher local resrauranrs fed poclss of hungry groduores unril rhe wee hours of rhe morning. l Radlatlng graduation joy, Steff Compeau and Inge Deehr smlle confidently. Valedlctorlon Ken Elbert Imports jovlal words-ot During his moment of glory after years of hard wlsdom to the amusement of Laurel Orand. work, Tom Flsher ls congratulated by Mr. Rogers. -L5 1 Y , I c Sporting his solutatorlan medal, Corl Heldol happlly beams as he crosses the stage. GRADUATION 239 OVIN' ON GOING OUT IN STYLE, THE SENIORS HAD A BLAST AT CHENA HOT SPRINGS Culminating a year or rhe top, the Senior class journeyed ro Chena l-lor Springs for their Senior trip on Friday, Moy 28. Following o bus ride drenched in water fights, the class of '80 tools to the vvorrn water of the hor springs pool. Botrleball, chicken fights, human diving boards ond jolsuzi stuffing ensued. After all were thoroughly saturated, hilsing, pool, and frisbee tools over os the major ocrivities. The fomished Seniors then refueled with srealss and plunged into a friendly game of lsiclsoollt A dance in the lodge topped off the doy's events and the song singing on the bus ride back rnorlsed the last high school activity in the lives of the 1980 graduates. E u Celebrating everything from graduation to the jay of life. a horde of Seniors invades the pool. With the taste of graduation in their mouths, Seniors chow down on steak, potatoes. and salad. S Gourmet chef Mr. Rogers insures that the steaks are done well. -. 3 'uf- Qq :mu ',..,,1ng,. A ,wwf K' :ss s Q , 5? sw- T'y,g. Y. leafy I i 41 I Q N-fe I i l is so Lolterlng, Paul Milan and Richard Trernarello relax after a swim. --.X Going for the world record ln jakuzl stuffing, fourteen Senlors experience claustrophobla flrst hand. WVHS Channel 80 Would Like To Extend Special Thanks To The Following Talented Photographers Whose Efforts Made The 1980 Coverage The Best Possible: Kib Cannon Debbie Rohloff Rob Magnuson Tom VanFlein Mrs. Philleo's Photo I Cv ll Classes Bill Gordon Marcia E: Doug Burnside Other Contributing Photographers: Tim Olson Laura Winford Ken Elbert Paul Milan Sue Stone Debbie Davis Shane Holmberg Tom Weaver Robert Minogue Jack Dunshie Lance Gettle Debbie King Cameron Pollock Linda Streit Dawn Borjesson Cindy West Don May Teresa Gaiser Evelyn Degen Kevin Pollock Kathy Gibson Jim Klaich Nathan Hawkins Billy Murphree Dave Schram Bill DeLany Kathy Eyth Tom Clark Gary Nance .lohn Monroe David Rhines Ken Meyer Dave Waln Kathie Gish Dave Lokken Dan Tisdale Karen McDonald Mr. William Rogers Richard Tarkiainen Howard Caldwell Victorio Casarin Nito Cari Wledeman Brad Shira Gratitude ls Also Expressed To: JV Brown lll Alma Pratt Mr. Shellinger Gary Uldriks Pot Birklid Mrs. Hughes Interior Graphics and Copy Nel Garvey ACDC Jim Phllleo Marcia Snyder The Blizzard KUAC Bev Byington Edie Green and Student Council Linda Streit Jim Walker Key Club Mrs. Marge Thomas Sue Cole Sue Aasland Mr. Mark Gonewiecha Shane Holm er Safeway 9 9 Mrs. Susan Freeman Mr. Rogers Jana Hyatt Marcie And Cameron Appreciated The Support And Efforts Of: Mom 6 Dad who put up with late dinners and grouchy editors at deadline time. Mrs. Burnside whose dedication turned out brilliant color photos. Mrs. Philleo who is the West Aurora. WVHS GUIDE ,Aoslond, Suson 208, 223, 241 ACDC 143, 241 Achkio, Mori 58 Adome, Fronk 32, 134, 122, 124 Adoms, Brod 32, 154 Adoms, Croig 58 Ads 72-80, 168-175, 228,231 Ahkvoluk, Cosey 154 Akosofu, Ken 44, 105 Alberry, Tommy 44 Allen, Corey 154 Allen, Eddie 148, 154, 127 Alen, Kori 26, 58, 63, 248 Allen, Merlynn 154 Allen, Mike 44 Allen, Pomelo 208 Allen, Scott 58 Allen, Vikki 26, 58, 110, 111, 114, 122, 124 Allison, Solly 134, 200, 201 Allmond, Alice All-Store Music 190, 191 Almost Anything Goes 13 Aloio, Potrick 44 Anocker, Tracy 44 Anocker, Troy 154 Anderson, Doyno 25, 44, 47 Anderson, Glen 84, 154, 181 Anderson, Kenneth 44 Anderson, Keith 44 Anderson, Tim 154, 162 Andresen, Liz 44, 105 Andrews, Domon Ansort, Christelle 58 Applebee, Dovid 44 Arobie, Leoh 58 Argend, Tommy 44 Ashton, Brion 154 Atlee, Stephonie 44 Atnip, Denise 44 Atwood, Michoel 44 Atwood, Roberto 44 Atwood, Russell Austin, Debbie 154 Bochner, Alice 44 Boker, Blynn 58 Boker, Bonnie 103, 132 Boker, Donny Boker, Greg 88, 208 Boker, Kenneth 44 Boker, Pom 10, 36, 58, 117 Bond 104, 105 Bonks, Steven 44 Borber, Bonnie 58 Botber, Krisrino 44 Dorcloy, Poulo 9, 154 Borfield, Quinton 44 Borkdull, Motthew 58 Bornert, Tommy 259 58, 178 Borringer, Eorl 154 Bortlett, Rolph 154 Bortlett, Roymond 44 Dorrlett, Terry 208 Bosketboll, Boys' JV 120 Freshmon 121 Vorsity 118, 119 Bosketboll, Girls' JV 120 Vorsity 116, 117 Dotchelor, Morrho 28, 45, 109 Dottest, Michelle Bourick, Dole 45 Bourick, Eriko 58 Bourick, Jeff 154 Beoch, John 45 Beck, Peggy 45 Behner, Mike 142 Beistline, Lyndo Belfield, Kehouloni 28, 208 Bennett, Bruce 58 Bennett, Ivon Bennett, Sondro 154 Benson, Corl 38, 92, 154, 202 Berry, Poul Bertrond, Shelli Best, Alon 208 Best, Steven 58 Betts, Jomes 45, 124, 207 Bezono, Dove 34, 58, 120 Biery, Clinton 45, 169 Biery, Motthew 58 Biggor, Robert 45 Big Joe, Evon 59 Bignell, Connie 26, 59, 248, 207 Bignell, Koryn 35, 154, 207 Billings, Morgoret 38 Birklid, Brent 155 Birklid, Potricio 140, 241 Birklid, Tom 59, 187 Birklid, Trent 59 Bishop, Doniel 208 Blockburn, Ben 155, 175, 118, 1 Blockburn, Gwen Blockmon, Gordon 45 Blockwelder, Sonio 59 Bloir, Ken 155, 120 Bloir, Kurt 155 Blevins, Dovid 59 Blevins, Leslie 208, 185 Blevins, Richord 59 Blizzord-110, 111, 241 Blockcolsky, Brion 59, 124 Blockcolsky, Koren 45, 202 Bluekens, Solly 155 Bockner, Alice 36 Boelens, Billy 155 Bolin, Bryon Bolstod, Rondy 155, 162 Bonocor, John 45 Bonney, Jordon 45 Boren, Kenneth 1 9, 120 noqesson, Down 28, 70, 102, 208, 241 Born, Michoel 59 Bottles, Crystol Bovee, Greg 155 Bowell, Rolph 59, 98 Bowell, Russell Bowmon, Kevin 59 Bowne, Fronk 45 Bowne, Kenneth Boys' Store 192 Brond, Liso 45 Brond, Michoel 45 Brotten, Down 105, 155, 191 Bredlie, Robert 59 Brees, Avon 155 Brees, Corol 209 Brees, Mork 59 Brent, MoryLou 132 Brice, Honnoh 45 Brice, Jennifer 108, 109, 129, 155 Brice, Som 59, 127 Brown, Dolondo 59 Brown, Poul Brown, Kim o Brown, Wode 209 Brownlee, Aoron 155 Brownlee, Dono 45 Brunough, Shelly 24, 26, 90, 209, 248 Bryon, Dovid Buchonon, Dione 153, 155 Buchonon, Donno 59 Buchonon, Jennifer 45 Buchonon, Steven 45, 128, 129, 207 Business 152, 153 Bunting, Tereso Burbeck, Stephen 619795 6 Burcell, Bob 155, 118 Burcell, Sherry Burgess, Deon Burgett, Mike Burggrof, lndrek 28, 29, 112, 113, 155, 188, 202 Burggrof, Korl 45, 50 Burke, Kevin Burnett, Jeonnine 209 , Burns, Croig Burns, Poris Burnside, Morcio 110, 111, 133, 147, 198, 199 Burud, Mike 32, 209 Bushey, Jodi 11, 42, 43, 155 Busby, Gory 45 Butler, Cheryl Butler, Jeff Butterfield, Botry Button, Dono 108, 109, 151, 155, 188, 191 Button, Scott 59, 105, 191 Byers, Timothy 46 Byington, Beverly 139, 125, 241 Cociori, Joe 32, 100, 137, 118, 119 Cociori, Mike 32, 59, 105, 130, 122, 123 Coldwell, Bruce 118, 120 Coldwell, Howord 141, 241 Comeron, Amy 156 Comp, Jenny 209 Comp, Richord 60 Compbell, Crystol 110, 111, 154 Compbell, Howord Compbell, Stuort 143 Condoge, Doris 46, 209 Condoge, Lindo 114 Connon, Jono 30, 31, 156 Connon, Kib 13, 26, 32, 174, 209, 232, 248 A Copps, Kevin Coputo, Shelly Corbough, Trenton 46 Corboy, Robert Cornohon, Rondi 209, 125 Corboy, Steve 156 Corlson, Kris 46, 129, 207 Corlson, Morionne 128, 129, 137 Corlson, Regino 60 ' Corlson, Ruth 35, 156, 184 Cornohon, Scott 60 Corpenter, Dione 60, 101 Corpenter, Scott 156 Corson, Bill Cotter, Potti Cosorin, Vitorio Nero 192, 193, 241 Cose, Dorrell 32, 34, 118 ' Cosey, Thereso 60 Cosey, Thomos 46 Cosh, Diono 209 Cosper, Jomes Costoe, Rondolee 156 Costoe, Williom 46 Cederstrom, Eloine 110, 111 Choddon, Gwen Chondler, Robert Cheney, Ken 38, 39, 60 Choppell, Peggy 156 Chopple, Dole 60, 124 Cheek, Curtis Cheerleoders 42, 43 Choir 12, 106, 107 Chong, Morio 22, 60, 202 Christensen, Roymond 121 Christensen, Robert 46, 60 Christion, Edword 46 Christmos 96 Church, Kevin 46, 121 Church, Ruchele Church, Shonnon 210 Clonton, Mork Clonton, Melisso 46 Clork, Ann 156, 204 Clork, Modge 112, 133, 147 Clork, Thomos 112, 156, 241 Cloy, Kristionsen Clevelond, Chris 145, 210 Clowers, Deon 75, 96, 233 Cogon, Ruby 156, 185 Cogon, Ruth 46 Cole, Chuck 60 Cole, Suson 11, 42, 43, 100, 1 199, 241 Colemon, Crystol Colemon, Robert 46, 121 Colette, Kim 111, 156 Colonell, Gregory 60, 207 Colonell, Motthew 156, 188 Compeou, Steff 129, 188, 210 Conn, Wendy 11, 19, 25, 42, 65 Connocher, June Connocher, Kirk 210 Conner, Tim 46 Cook, Diono Cook, Heidi 60 Cook, Mornie 46 Cook, Tyler 60, 118 Cook, Wolter Cooke, Frederick Cooke, Horold 210 Coon, Douglos 46 Cooney, Kimberly 156 Cooney, Kurtis 60, 204 Copelond, Amy 25, 46, 105 Copelond, Audrey 134 Copsey, Cloy Cornello, Ted Corrigon, Corlo Corrigon, Kelly Cosby, Pomelo 41, 46 Cory, Allon 60 Coty, Cindy 156 Coty, Jomes 46 Coty, Williom 156 Counselors 139 Cowell, Gilbert 38, 210 Cowell, Joseph 60 Cowell, Kenneth Cox, Corolyn 156 Cox, Bill 12, 105, 191, 210 Croble, Mike 60 Croft, Liso 110, 111 Croft, Steve 61 Croven, Robbin 156 Cridge, Kimberly 28, 46, 53 Crismon, Michelle 210 Croll, Chris Croll, Jeff 46 Cronk, Kevin 46, 150 Crosby, Dovid Cross, Brion 10 CrosssCountry 10, 31, 31 Crow, Kevin 46 Crumpler, Allen Crumpler, Toreo Crumpler, Woyne Culpepper, Deze Custodions 140, 141 Cyr, Denise 5 4360 6 198 Dahl, Donna 157 Dahl, Kenneth 46 Dahl, Tim 210 Dahl, Tracy 70, 61 Dallas, Mark Danels, Wyan 46 Daugherty, Tom 157, 164 Davis, Deborah 109, 131, 210, 188, 241 Davis, Gregory , Davis, Marleyne Davis, Marvilla 106, 138 Davis, Robert 46 Davison, lda 210 Q Debate 198, 199 Deehr, Deehr, lnge 30, 128, 129, 210, 185 Manya 47, 109, 129 Deeiy, Scott 47, 127 Degen, David 149, 188, 211, 123, 124 Degen, Evelyn 41, 157, 188, 202, 125 Degen, Vladimir 47 Delony, Bill 24, 157, 241 Deleon, Ted 34 Delima, Peter 47 Delima, Teresa 157, 202, DeLong, Sheila 61 Dempsey, John 34, 105, 211 Dempsey, Lysbeth 61 Denardo, Robert Descoux, Richard Desinger,- Susan 47, 105 Desrochers, Joseph Devargas, Delisa 25, 61 Devargas, Diana 117, 157, 116 DeVries, Terry 85, 95, 211 DeWild, Gene 28, 29, 132, 102 DeWitt, Don 136, 149 Dibene, Roxanne Dinkel, Deborah 157, 188 'Dinning, Jeffery 211 D'lnnocenre, Heide 105, 211 Dinsmore, Kurt 38, 105 Dinsmore, Rolf 47 Dinwoodie, Dan 47 Dinwoodie, Gail Dirks, Darlene 157 Dixon, Carla 61 Dobberpuhl, Daniel 47 Dobberpuhl, Nathan 211 Dobbs, William Dodd, Robin Dodds, William Dokken, Kevin 47 Doner, Dobby 105, 191, 211 Douglas, James Dowler, Deanna 47 Dows, Mike Drake, Roxanne Dreka, Glenn Driver's Education 138 Drum, Ken Duke, Eric 61 Duke, Greg 61 1 Dunkin, Laurie 211 Dunshie, Jack 19, 24, 27, 32, 33, 91, 93, 212, 248, 127, 241 Dupre, Fred 47 Durgan, Scott Durgan, Terry Dwyer, Chris Dwyer, Riley Dykema, Stephanie Eason, Chris 47, 61 East, Kamala 47 Easterling, Sherry 212 Ebenal, Douglas 61 Ebenal, Julie 157 Eckert, Donnie 61, 114 Edgar, Vanessa 105, 212 - Edwards, Vincent 157, 124, 207 Elbert, Karl 61, 105 Elbert, Ken 24, 114, 115, 192, 193, 200,' 212, 241 Ellestad, Ann 157 . Ellwood, Sean Elshamma, Amro Emery, Joe Engfer, Julie Engfer, Michael 157 England, Brent 212 England, Todd 47, 104, 105, 127 English 132, 133, 146, 147 Ericklook, Siggie ' Erickson, Rich 32, 130, 157 Ermi, Christina 157 ' Ermi, Richard 61, 124, 185 Ernst, Dill 138 Esch, Nevette 47, 115 Espe, Eric 47 Espe, Inga 111, 157 'Varsity 10, 32, 33 Foreign Exchange 193 Foreign Language 202, 203 Fowler, Kimberly Fowler, Kurt 62 Fowler, Tami 158 Fox, Edward France, Cindy 158 Frank, Parker 62 Frank, Robin 48 Freeman, Darrin 48 Freeman, Monica Freeman, Randi 11, 14, 19, 24, 27, 42, 43, 78, 91, 192, 193, 197, 198, 201, 212, 248 Freese, Sam 127 Freshman 44-57 Fried, JoAnn 158 Froese, Curtis 212 Froese, Randy 62 Fulmer, Larry 158 Fulmer, Susan Fuzzard, James 158 Gaiser, James 7, 143, 212 Gaiser, Mike 48, 124 Gaiser, Teresa 158, 192, 193, 125, 241 Gallagher, Karen 62 Gamble, Angie 48 Gamble, Maurice 62, 207 Gannon, Doug 62 Wlnnlng gambler Scott Winner contemplates his strategy during the Mardi Gras. Espinal, Maritza 48 Evans, Andrea 48, 109 Evans, Debbie 48 Evans, George Evans, Jerry 61 Evans, Louise 48 Evans, Scott 157 Evans, Shawn 157 Eyth, Katherine 157, 204, 241 Gannon, Shauna 48 Gardner, Darrell 121 Gardner, Todd 213 Garner, Jeff ' Garrett, Lance 213 Garris, Lanance 62 Garris, Daniel 48 Garvey, Nell 140, 125, 241 Garwood, Mark 62, 120 Gauss, George 188 Gavora, Jessica 116, 117, 158 Gedney, Douglas 34, 62 Gettinger, Tami 158 'Q ,Q in f 'we Q:--Q- Faculty 132-142 Faculty Member of the Year 188, 189 Fall Play 22, 23, 28 Fate, Julie 27, 48, 248, 121 Feder, Tim 112, 212 Fellows, Ann 38, 48 Fellows, Katie 38, 61, 108, 109, 191 Fenton, Carrie Fenton, Clay Fenton, Jaylen 24, 110, 157, 198, 199 Fickus, Annette 90, 212 Fickus, Elizabeth Fickus, Linda 48 Fifer, Monte 48 , Fifty's Day 103, 102 Filipic, William 48 Finchen, Joseph 61 Fine Arts 150, 151 Fisher, Thomas 212 Fitzgerald, Mark 212, 233 Fitzgerald, Matt 61, 120 Flanagan, Donal Fleagle, Franklin 61 Fleagle, Timothy 157 Flodin, Andy 8, 157 Flodin, Sandy 28, 157 Flodin, Tracy 48 Flotz, Adam 62, 92, 207 Football JV 34 Gettle, Lance 100, 198, 199, 127, 241 Gibson, Coby 213 Gibson, Jennifer 14, 23, 28, 105, 213 Gibson, Kathleen 28, 105, 158, 198, 199, 241 Gibson, Ken 105, 158 Gibson, Kimberly Gilbertson, Verla 158, 192, 193, 230 Girls' State 192 Gish, Kathie 90, 192, 193, 213, 230 Gish, Kirsten 41, Gleason, James 48, 198, 207 Gleason, Theresa 158 Glidden, Roy 48 Glisson, Sherrie 58 ' Goff, William Goldgehn, Lisa 18, 158, 163, 124 Golson, Chris 158 Golson, Craig Goniwiecha, Mark 76, 141, 241 Gonzales, Calle 8, 30, 117, 158, 103 Gonzales, David 34, 62, 105, 120, 184 Good, Cathy 110, 111, 158, 198, 200 Good, Nathaniel 62, 200, 202 Gosink, Eric 158 Gosink, Mark 213 Gourd, Jolene Graudon, Dwain 48 Green, Edie 24, 134, 241 Green, ,Mary Green, Shannon 48 Greiner, Carol 213 Griffin, Gail 62 Grill, Geoffrey 62 uenther Donald 49, 205, 182 unn Connie 62 105 urtler Wade utgesell, Elke 28, 49, 102 urgeseIl, Eric 62 Gruber, Scott 158 G . G , ' , G . G O Gymnastics 40, 41 agel Peter 49 127 1afeIe, Grace 62 1 . . 1agglund, Karen 117, 142, 116 1 ale, Mark 213 aley Glenn all, Brenda 1ale, Mike 1 . 1 1 all, Diana 27, 30, 128, 158, 173, 188, 248, 179 1 1 1 alloween 20, 21 allsten, Stephen 34, 62 and, Janet 7, 36, 62, 148 1and, Ronald 159 1anneman, Keith 38, 129, 200, 201, 214 1anns, Danny 214 1arbo, Keith 1arbo, Lora 27, 214, 248 1 . l arbur, Khat 214 ardenbrook, Keith arris Heather 159 arris, Todd 49 art, Bart 62 larpsrer, James 159 I ' , I . I assebroek Marcie 24, 26, 27, 189, 192, 193, 197, 214, 248 assebroek, Mark 62, 182 lauge, Joan 214 I ' , l l lartley, Bonnie 159 I I . l awkins Nathan 159, 241 ayes, Rosemary 103, 139 ayton, Diana layward, Tom 159 X ayward, Yvonne 214 ebert, Robin 49 ebert, Rodney eidel, Carl 28, 29, 102, 112, 200, 202, eimer Karen 100, 139, 194 214 leider, Jamie 159 l ' , l elstrom, Karen 28, 62 lemphill, David 62 lemphill, Gerald 215 lendry, Paul 62 Ienke, John lenry, Stephen 159 Ienry, Timothy 63 lernandez, Carlos 159 I ernandez, Danny 101, 172, 215 Iernandez, Larry Iernandez, Rudy 63 Ierning, Dan 159 , , ' . l I I erning Mattie Lee 142, 194 eslip Dawn idden Glen 159 idden Mark ighton, Victoria 215 ilke, Scott 49 Ike, Sheri 146, 159 ll, David 49 ll, Todd 215 ill, Reggie 49 ill, Tracy 49 iller, Annette 49 ller, James 63 lliard, Deborah 25, 49 lliard, Karen 215 Itunen, Tracy nes, Gina 49 nes, Karen 159 samoto, Grinnell 159 Hisamoto, Helen 49, 178 Hobbs, James 159 Hoch, Edward 38, 152, 159 Hoch, Jack 38 Hoch, John 49 Hockey 126, 127 Hockey Cheerleaders 125 Hoffman, Ken 215 Hoffman, Mike 159, 207 Hofmann, Donna Holden, Robert 215 Hollander, Marisa 63 Hollander, Tineke 49 Hollerbach, Karin 49 Hollerbach, Rainer 159 Hollerbach, Uwe Holman, Doug 159 Holmberg, Shane 12, 14, 19, 24, 25, 32, 33, 84, 85, 91, 101, 107, 192, 193, 197, 215, 122, 241, 180 Holt, Ronda 49 Holzmueller, Carl 35, 135 Holznagel, Kim Homecoming 14, 15, 18, 19 Home Economics 138 Hoppe, Jack Hoppner, Cindy 92, 160 Hoppner, Ted 49 Harmann, Roberta 215 Hoskins, Duane House, Diadte 41, 137 Howard, 'Harold Howard, Henry 63 Howard, Julie 28, 29, 63, 102 Howard, Wade 49 Hudson, Julie 63 Hughes, Kim Highes, Lois 138, 194 Hume, Todd 160 Hunter, Bobby 160 Hunter, Shirley 63, 125 Huntsman, Sharit35, 160, 207 Huntsman, Wade 32, 148, 160, 103 Husek, James 63 Hutchison, Alan 160 Hutnik, Michelle 25, 41, 49, 80, 125 Hutton, Karl 50 Hutton, Shelby 30, 31, 86, 116, 117, 215, 207 Hutton, Stacey 35, 43, 63 Hyatt, Jana 103, 140, 125, 241 Hyatt, Tony 50 Irby, Penny 20, 26, lsaacs, Todd 50 Isaacson, Kim lsberg, David 50 lsler, Barry 215 Jackovich, Terri 65, 125 Jackovich, Troy 50 Jackson, Mark 215 Jackson, Owen Jonas, Denise 50 Jonas Edward 64 Jonas Jerry 64 Jones Anthony 38, 64 Jones Benedict 50 Jones David Jones Emil 216 Jones, Kerry 50, 129 Jones, Susan 105, 160, 19 Jones, Susan Gail 216 Jordan, Kenneth 32, 216 Jordan, Robert 50 Jossis, Robert 50 Juniors 154167 Junior Prom 186, 187 Kahler, Keith 64 Kahler, Kent 50 Kailing, Sherry 64 Kaltenbach, Kevin 64, 86 122 123 Jackson, Steve James, Heidi 50 James, Stacy 64 Jaschek, Carol 64 Jaschek, Larry 50, 109 Jeglum, Reid 84, 85, 160 Jennings, Wynn 64, 207 Jimmie, Loretta. 64 Johnson, Abbie 23, 24, 28, 94, 160, 186 Johnson, Carla 111 Johnson, Daniel 64 Johnson, Grant 160 Johnson, James 216 Johnson Kari 160 Johnson Kim 160 Johnson, Larry 50 Johnson, Linda 50 Johnson Lynn 38, 160, 188 Johnson, Matthew 216 Johnson, Robert Johnson, Robin 160 Johnson, Vincent 160, 127 Kanayurak, Martha Karello, Justin 161 Karello, Kevin 64, 145 Katai, Gregory 50, 105, 207 Kauffman, Colista 64 Kaufman, Sheri Keeney, Cherri Kegley, Carl 64 Keirn, Linda 50, 105 Keith, Eric 68 Kellerman, Edward Kellerman, James Kelly, Dan 216, 122 Kelly, Margaret 112, 113, 160 Kempen, Carol 51 Kenaston, Kevin 160 Kendall, Jackie Kendall, Kenneth Kennebec, Patrick 64 Kent, Brandy 64 Kent, Michael 51 Kenyon, Bruce 216 Kerslake, Lisa Ketcham, Lyman Kettlehut, Douglas Ketzler, Russell 51 Key Club 114, 115, 241 Keyse, Cathy 160 Keyse, Gerald 216 Kiani, Linda Kieling, Randall 64 Kiernan, Sharon 64 Kim,.Sharon 05, 51, 101 Kind, Stephanie 00, 51, 105, 207 King, Brad 65 King, Brett 140, 216, 217 Lee, Michelle Lee, Mimi 40, 41, 161, 188 Lee, Sandy Lemay, Joseph 51 Lemay, Victor 65, 105 Leonard, Jon 22, 105, 161, 191 Lerude, Francis 65 Leslie, Ken 162 Leslie, Kimberly 51, 207 Lester, David 162 Lester, James 65 Lewis, Anthony Lewis, Theresa 65 Library 140 Lillie, John Lillie, Paul Lincoln, Deann 217 Lind, Kimberly 51 Line, Charles 217 Long, Lynn 51 O'Dtien, Kim 24, 41, 160 King, Courtney 25, 06, 51 king, Deborah 241 King, Gillian 10, 24, 105, 160, 186 King, Gloria 161 King, Larry 26, 06, 07, 84, 85, 210, 216, 248 King, Rufus 65, 127 Kinsman, Kenneth Kinsman, Roger Kious, Donna Kipp, Kelley 26, 161, 188, 248 Kirkvold, Jim 161, 124 Kirkvold, Marlyn 65 Kirsch, James 51 Kloich, James 24, 217, 241 Klein, Laura 10, 08, 161 Klick, Chari Kiirnaschesky, Mark 216 Kniffen, Darrell Knighton, Mark 51 Knox, Kenneth Koch, Susan 102 Koch, Tony Koelzer, Donna 161 Koerfer, Heidi 11, 21, 24, 27, 42, 40, 100, 101, 186, 187, 197, 198, 199, 248 Koezuna, Esther 217 Kohler, Kathy 161, 178 Kohler, Kristen 25, 40, 65 Koo, Charlie Koppenhaver, Charles Korvola, Dick 104 Kosltck, Denise Krauss, Ethan Krejci, Anita 05, 51, 121 Krejci, Eric 161 Ktier, Todd 161 Kristiansen, Clay Kroshus, Gwyn 217, 125 Kuhn, Jerrie 65 Kushicia, Tommie La Perriere, Monique Lodner, Christopher Laffin, Luke LaFleur, Germaine 00, 01, 65, 121 LaFIeur, Lucia 00, 01, 51, 121 LaFleur, Miguel 87, 217, 118 Lafon, Michael 51 Laiti, Jann 161, 178 Lojiness, James 51, 121 Lajiness, Lisa 65, 196, 197 Lcjiness, Teresa 65 Lakin, Kim Lol, Nandita 51 Lalibette, Rusty Lancaster, Gerald 161, 122, 207 Lindemann, Esther 06, 162 106, 116, 117, Living Skills 152, 150 Livingston, James 217 Lizotte, Ricky 65 Loch, Lynda 51 Loklsen, David 109, 129, 162, 241, 185 McCarthy, Paul 162 McCarthy, Shannon 52 McCotter, Madeleine 52 McCumby, Sheila 26, 66, 109, 248 McDonald, Karen 111, 244, 241 McDonald, Kim 162 McDonald, Sherina 28, 52, 50, 114, McEvoy, Colleen McFadden, Katy McGhie, Traci 160 McGill, Dan 60, 66, 128, 129 McGraw, Patrick 160 McGuigan, Frank 109 McKibbin, John McKirgan, Tim McKirgan, Tom McCleod, Deborah McMillan, Charles 66 McNary, Heather 52 McNelly, Dan 19, 02, 66, 118 McNelly, Jan 109 McNelly, Trent 02, 104, 105, 160' McRae, Dino McSorley, Antonette 52 Mclllhirtet, Michelle 112, 160 Mears, Francine 20, 112, 100, 181' Meekins, Keith Muktoyuls, Ruth 160 Murawski, Lisa Murphree, Billy 218, 241 Murphree, Sharmon 41, 67, Murphy, JoAnn 100 Murphy, Kathy 52 Murphy, Nancy 109 Murphy, Tara 67 109, 202 Murray, Deo 141 Music Fest 190, 191 Mustard, Diane 219 Mustard, Gerald 160, 205 Nance, Dill 7, 04, 67, 85 Nance, Gary 02, 85, 219, 241 Nance, Kata 85, 99, 105, 107, 160, 19 188 Nance, Terry 02, 85, 91, 219, 202 Nance, Tim 52, 85 Long, Robert Long, Susan 24, 217 Looney, Cheryl 25, 40, 101, 150, 197 Lord, Dorothy Lorenz, Andreas 51 Loud, Lori 105, 162 Lowery, Rose Lu, Drian 51, 188 Lu, Michael 105, 162 Lundberg, Lori 06, 162 Lynch, Dinah 51 65, 72, 95. MacArthur, Camrnie 65, 68 MacArthur, Caren Macomber, Rick 162, 200 Madatis, Timothy 217 Madson, Karin 217 Magnuson, Robert 26, 190, 214, 217, 248 Maher, Patricia 217 04, 88, 192, Mahler, William 162, 127 Mandel, Julie 65 Mme, Judy 111, 102, 244, 125 Manning, Malinda 162 Manning, Todd 51 Marko, Natalie 162 Marlow, Darla 65 Martin, Cheryl Martin, Doug 141 Martin, Greg Martin, Irene Martsolf, Drian 51 Martsolf, Tyra 08, 162 Martz, William 66 Maschner, Jennifer 66 Mason, Steven 51 Matheny, Diane 66, 109 Math!Science 148, 149 Mat Maids 125 Meicho, Mary Meier, Lori 06, 07, 117, 160 Meier, Ronald 121 Meinharr, Christopher 52 Meltveldt, Chris 04 Merritt, Dill 66, 105, 122 Middleton, Elizabeth 52 Milan, Paul 10, 91, 92, 94, 99, 104, 105, 107, 191, ,218, 241 Ruth 06, 07, 66, 105, 121 Milan, Miles, Cathy 15, 42, 43, oo , Edward 52, 122, 124 Millet Miller, Jeffrey Miller, Lynette Miller, Robert Miller, Ryan Millet, Tracy Mills, Amber Mills, Sean 52, 124 Mills, Wesley 66, 122, 124 Mimken, Victor Mind's Eye 112, 110 Minogue, Carmel 218 Minogue, John 52 Minogue, Robert 207, 241 Mitchell, Janet 00, 150, 129, 218, 128 Mittenmiller, Debbie Mobley, Molly 52 Moehlin, Glenn 218 Moehlin, Jeffrey 66, 122 Mogan, Francis Monaco, Thomas Moneymoker, Kent 218 Monigold, Bob Monroe, John 160, 241 Monroe, Samara Mant omer Catherine 150 9 Y. Montgomery, Robin 21, 02, Montgrain, Bill 107 Monzulla, Donald Monzulla, Terry Moore, Michael Moore, Steve 218 Moreno, Chris Morgan, Howard 28, 160 Morgan Morgan, Lance 52 Morgan, Scott 218 160 , Jill 52, 100, 196, 197, 125 Matschke, Donna 109, 108 Matthews, Cindy 41, 52 Matthews, Darlene 111, 217 Matthews, Donald Matthews, Tammy 11, 41, 162 Larson, Steven 65 Lauderdale, Shelly Lauridsen, Nora 161 Lavery, Joe 04, 161 Lawson, Pamela Lee, Christine Lee, Linda Mattice, Steven 52 May, Donald 162, 207, 241 Moya, Eric 66 Mayo, Peter Mayo, Robin 28, 52, 129 McCarroll, Michelle 52 McCarthy, Michael 66 Morkal, Jeannette 41, 105, 218 Morkal, Valerie 160 Morris, Dave 119, 186, 118 Morris, Jill 66, 121 Morrison, Paul 218 Morrison, Roberta 52 Morton, Cal 218, 127 ' Mraz, Laurence 67 .- Mueller, Jan Muhlethaler, Diane 67, 182 Muhlethaler, Joe 218 Napolilli, Noel 142 Naske, Natalia 11, 20, 25, 42, 40, 67, 91 National Honor Society 188, 189, 200, 201 Natkang, Kenneth 67 Nault, Dill Nault, Larry Navarro, Patsy 06, 85, 219 Navarro, Ronnie 52 Neidhold, Donna 40, 41, 91, 99, 101, 105, 186, 219 Neidhold, Mark 105, 160, 191 Neidlinger, Dillie Joe Nelson, Eric Nice, Robert 67 Nieland, Eric 52 Noble, Kent 67 Norcross, Yvonne Nardgulen, Lori 00, 59, 67, 117 Norum, Nara 6, 67, 125 Norwood, Jackie Notti, Cynthia 52 Nowland, Steven Nowattnick, James 95, 219 Nowottnick, Lorrie 52 Numley, Francoise 219 O'Dtien, Lesa 111, 219, 244 Ocampos, Claudia 67 Ocampos, Gustavo O'DelI, Debbie 25, 67 Oester, Keith ottphom, nectiy 24, 27, 28, too, tea, 248, 118 Oliphant, Donnie 19, 25, 41, 47, 50, 187, 197 Olmstead, John 50 Olmstead, Leanne 41, 160, 200 Olsen, Robert 67 Olson, Tim 84, 85, 107, 158, 160, 170 187, 191, 241, 180 Orand, Laurel 08, 164, 196, 197 Orbeck, Heidi 50 Orchestra 15, 108, 109 O'Rear, Shawn 67 Otness, Jennifer 50 Owen, Amy 28, 67,, 207 Owen, Catherine 28, 188 Owen, Debby 219 Padgitt-Osborn Grae 219' Page, Edward 58 Palembas, James 219 Palembas, Michael Palmer, Colleen 48, 67, 179 Palmer, John 164 Palmer, Michele Palmer, Tom Ponnick, Larry 67 Papp, William 80, 81, 67, 127 Parker, Thomas Peaches, Rosemary Pears, Dianne 58 Pears, Judy Pelosi, Kimberly 58, 114 Pelz, Carl Penneboker, John 19, 22, 88, 77, 108, 107, 187, 219, 180 Perkins, Jesse 67 Perkowski, Carol 67 Perkowski, Lynn 105, 220 Perry, Mark 82, 164 Pestko, Don 220 Peterman, Russell 105 Peters, Cindy Peterson, Bernice Peyton, Sarah 188, 220 Philleo, Barbara 26, 188, 248 Phillips, Joy 109, 220 Phillips, Kathy 68 Phillips, Tom 220 Pippen, Jerry 164 Pirie, Philip 104, 105, 115, 164 Pitts, Delmar Platz, Kathaleen 220 Platz, Robert 68 Poland, Chris 68 Pollock, Cameron 22, 26, 27, 80, 81, 111, 187, 189, 192, 198, 200, 211, 220, 248, 241, 184 Pollock, Kevin 5, 68, 97, 241 Pomeroy, Deborah 185, 149 Pomeroy, Keith 58 Pomeroy, Kevin 90, 94, 164 Posthumus, Susan Posthumus, Todd 220 Powell, Doug Pratt, Alma 140, 241 Preising, Kathleen 68 Preising, Naomi 58 Prentiss, Patty 68 , Preston, Todd Price, Gerald Pritchard, Darrell 68 Pruitt, Perry 58 Pruitt, Shannon 220 Puchrler, Shanta 58 Pursey, George Pursey, Kenneth Quakenbush, Leslie 85, 68, 125 Quill and Scroll 188, 189 Rasmussen, Steve 6, 220 Rawlins, Brian 58, 124 Rawlins, Chris 84, 60, 68 Ray, Doris 90, 184 Reeburgh, Scott 66, 68, 128, 129 Reed, Brenda 220 Reed, Joel 164 Reed, Kim Reed, Morgan 187, 148 Register, Rebecca Reich, Tad 88, 58 Reisland, Kristin 80, 68, 109 Resch, Dorothy 68, 71 Resch, Eric , Reyna, Barry 68 Reynolds, Blair 118, 220 Reynolds, Debra 24, 88, 106, 164, 197, 125 Reynolds, James Reynolds, Randy 164 Rhee, Eun 58, 202 Rhines, David 90, 148, 221, 241, 180 Rhines, Kathleen 187, 188 Rhude, lan ' Rice, Steve 164 Rifle Club 204, 205 Riggs, Miles Ristow, Bill 114, 142 Roberts, Lance 68 Robinson, Al Robinson, Aurora 164 Robinson, Earl Rocheleau, Ron 68 Roderigues, Margaret 221 Rodgers, Gregory Rodgers, Kenneth Rodrigues, Edwina 186 Roederer, Mario Rogers, Leslie Rogers, Matthew 68 Rogers, Peter 91, 100 Rogers, William 180, 200, 201, 280, A 241 Rohloff, Brad 68, 150 Rohloff, Deborah 26, 164, 248 Romick, Mike 7, 21, 88, 89, 164, 185 Ronken, Commi 58, 114 Ronken Danny 68, 120 Ronken Durand 221 Rosadiuk, Stuart 58 Rosadiuk, -Ward 69 Rose, Peggy 164 Rosenberg, Sonja 28, 102 Roth, Jim 24, 27, 88, 89, 164, 196, 180, 248 Rath, Mike 99 Rowe, Lonny 164 Rowe, Margaret 69, 74, 205 Rowinski, Thomas 164, 208 Roybal, Christine 221 Rozell, Anna 48, 54 Ruiz, Domingo Ruiz, Osvaldo 69 Runberg, Donald 69, 129 Runberg, Sorja 54 Rutt, Kerri 54, 105, 121 Ryan, Kelly 54 Ryan, Shari 221 Sackinger, Douglas 54 Sackinger, Joseph 221, 124 Sackinger, Karl 165 Sacora, Bret Sadie Hawkins 185 .Salak, Lynette 54, 98 Sanderson, Dewayne 90, 165 Santoro, Joan 69 Sato, Ryoichi Scarborough, Brian 80, 81, 69, 129, 207 Scarborough, Joan 80, 81, 129, 165, 188, 207 Scholz, Linda 165 Schermerhorn, Lori 54, 105 - Schikora, Frederick 69, 105, 124 Schikora, Harry 221 Schikora, Nancy 111, 148, 198, 199, 221 Schloesser, Geraldine 165 Schmaus, William Schneider, Samuel Schneider, Suzanne 54 Schnell, Jae 69 Schoenleber, Jill 105, 165, 208 Scholl, Artie 7, 8, 54 Schram, Dave 29, 87, 100, 221, 118, 119, 241 Schroeder, Dale 165 Schroeder, Gene 221 Schroeder, Mark , Schroyer, Mary 69 Schruf, Helen 80, 81, 116, 117, 152, 165 Schulz, Diana Science 185 ' Scofield, David Scott, Cathy 25, 40,'41, 54 Scott, Charles 187 Secretaries 140, 141 Seeliger, Georgjean 188 Senior Ball 98, 99, Seniors 208-227 Senungetuk, Christopher 104, 105, 165 Setzer, Barbara 28, 109, 188, 222 Shalz, Linda Shannon, Brian 54 Sharma, Arun 84, 84, 89, 159, 165, 188, 180 Sharp, Wayne 69, 122, 128 Shaw, Jeffory 222 Shaw, Joseph 222 Showcroft, Bill 142 Shellinger, Ed 101, 102, 106, 181, 186, 197 Shelton, Kristin 54 Sheridan, Timothy 54 Sherrill, Diane 69 Shilling, Benny 105, 165, 188 Shin, Dong Joo 54 Shira, Brad 24, 82, 222, 241 Shroyer, Mary 105 Siebert, Glenn 222 Sierer, Daniel 54 Silberling, Louise Siler, Michelle 222 Simmons, Bernie 54 Simmons, Dana Simmons, Lori 110, 165 Simon, Charlene 54 Simon, Geraldine 69 Simon, Mike 55, 105 Smith, Vickie Smyth, Ktaig 165, 124 Snider, Daniel 55 Snyder, Marcia 140 Snyder, Wilma 141, 241 Social Studies 184, 144, 145 Soderstrom, Bill 228 Soderstrom, Leann 69 Sole, Karen 26, 154, 165, 208, 248 Sole, Kelly 25, 41, 47, 55, 181 Sole, Randi 25, 70, 197, 208, 125 Salle, Barry 228 Solis, Lee 21, 186, 204, 205 Soolook, Judy 88, 89 Sophomores 58-71 Special Education 189 Spencer, Spencer Gayle Lindsay 228 188 Spencer, Scott 69, 204 Spencer, Tammy 165 Sprague, Bob 80, 81, 187 Springer, Shelly 70 Staley, Merry 70 Stark, Ryan Steffes, Matt 86, 87, 185 Stenhouse, Scott 55 Stenson, Robin Stenvik, Jon 165 Stephens, Linda Stephens, Winifred Stern, Victor 98 Stevens, Crystal Stevenson, Lars 55 Stinson, John 165 Stone, Kathy 25, 70, 122, 124 ' Stone, Susan 27, 115, 161, 165, 249 Stone, Tomsin 70, 207 Stone, Thomas 228 Stott, Karen 70 Straatsma, Jan 165 Strock, Yvonne Streit, Linda 26, 86, 189, 228, 228, 248, 241 Strohmaier, Mahla 28, 107, 118, 165 Strozewski, Ann 228 Strozewski, Arthur 55, 121 Student Council 24, 25, 96, 197, 241 Studer, Jeffrey 55 , Suitt, Michael Sundgren, Adam 165, 198, 199 Sundgren, Misty 88, 61, 70, 105, 108 Swanson, Greg 55 Swarthout, Dennis 166 Swartz, David 28, 165 Swatzell, Christi 55 Sweet, Steven 55 Swift, Elisabeth 28, 28, 118, 228 Swift, Sarah 55, 129 Swimming 88, 89 Sims, JoAnn 25, 69, 91 Sims, Kipp Sims, Leah 222 Sims, Michael 69 Sissan, John Swisher, Tom Sylvester, Tad Sitter, Tomi 55, 122, 124 Sivjee, Fatima 55 Sivjee, Mohamed 222 Skidmore, Julie Skidmore, Lora Skiing 128, 129 Slabaugh, Laura 69 Slaughter, Shawn 69, 105 Talent Show 14, 28 Talvi, Randy 19, 95, 101, 166, 122 Tarkiainen, Rich 108, 185, 127, 241 Slone, Michael Smalls, Katherine Smith, Anthony Smith, Barbara Smith, David 165 Smith, David Pat 28, 222 Smith, Dudley Smith, James Smith, Jeanette 222 Smith, Julyan 28, 55 Smith, Richard 228 Smith, Todd Smith, Vernon 55 Tarnowski, Randy 55 Taylor, Marlene 55 Taylor, Sandra 166 Tea, Daner Teal, Kris Teal, Scott Teel, Rebecca 70 Teel, Sheila 55 Testu, Ricky Thanksgiving 20, 21 Thayer, June 182 Thayer, Virgil 142 Thespians 28, 29, 102 1 3, 1 ,. l Y 1 i i Q- Thomas Brian 166 Thomas: Ch arles 133 Thomas, Jada Thomas, Margie 76, 141, 241 Thomas, Ted 13, 22, 32, 94, 105, 190, 211, 223, 122 Thomas, Tina Thomas, Tyrone 32, 157, 118 Thompson, Brenda 224 Thompson, Julie 70, 125 Thompson, Keith 188, 224 Thompson, Kiana 20, 28, 29, 35, 55, 196, 197, 202 Thompson, Leif 109, 129, 166 Thompson, Randy Thompson, Susan Van Flein, Tom 22, 26, 38, 73, 88, 109, 160, 161, 187, 191, 248 180 VanHatten, Karen 35, 71 VanHatten, Michael 56, 149 Van Hoomissen, Van Hoqmissen, Van Hoomissen, 225 VanVeldhuizen, 188, 225 Varwig, Robert Vaughan, Edith Veazie, Robert Vehmeier, Ken Bernie 56 Jim 71 Mary 18, 105, 103. Varina 105, 114, 115, 105, 225 56 71, 120 Vehmeier, Richard 71, 146, 166 Vent, Sharon Viator, John 113, 166 White, Jane 57, 112 White, Todd Wiedeman, Cari 167, 123, 125, 241 Wiedeman, Kim 56 Wien, Kelly 26, 92, 165, 167, 176, 188, 189, 192, 193, 248, 179 Wien, Mike 38, 67, 71, 105 Wiese, George 104, 105, 138 Wightman, Diann Wike, Terence 57 Wilbanks, Becky 139 Wilcox, Joan 140 Wilhelm, Christine 167, 188 Wilkinson, Betty 71 Thomson, Jan 24, 35, 105, 190, 191,. 224 Thornhill, Jackie 224 Thorson, Tena Thurman, David 28, 32, 224 Tilman, Cindy 55, 207 Tilman, Kent Tilton, Leann 56 Tilton, Patrick Time Out for Ginger 14, 19, 22, 28 Tisdale, Dan 70, 241 Tisdale, Ken 224 Titus, Don 70 Titus, Tad 224, 125 Tomany, Jennifer 166, 204 Tomany, Teresa 56 Tomaszewski, Donna 56 Tomlinson, Brandon 107, 166 Tomlinson, Darren 56 Tonkins, Eva 156, 166 Tonkins, Liz 24, 25, 28, 188, 224, 248 Tonkins, Sean 70 Towers, Mike 56 Track 206, 207 Tremarello, Richard 84, 85, 99, 105, 107, 114, 190, 191, 192, 193, 224 Triplehotn, Carl 56 Triplehotn, Clay 70 Tritt, Debra Trounce, Craig 166 Trumbull, Janice 109, 191, 200, 202 224, 233 Tufford, Holly r Tuminella, Gregory 71 Tuminella, Jeff Turner, James 56 Turner, Jill 71, 202 Turner, Lia 225 ' Tweedy, Valerie 56 Undereiner, Brent 23, 28, 95, 102, 225 Underwood, Tracy 56, 207, 185 Ussery, Brett 30, 56 Ussery, Lane 71 Valentine, Lance 71 Viator, Paul 166, 124, 207 Vignola, Frank Vincent, Theodore 166, 120 Volleyball JV. 35 Varsity, 10, 36, 37 Voorhees, Joe 124 Voorhees, Lorie 225 Wade, Bill 135, 120 Wagner, Jenny Wagner, Mark Walburn, Connie Walin, Diana Walker, Jim 135, 241 Walker, Susan Wallace, Coke 71, 127 Wallace, Paige 9, 19, 24, 41, 101, 160, 166, 186, 197 f- Waller, Cynthia 56 Wallner, Colleen 225 Waln, David 225, 241 Walters, Anne 27, 109, 166, 248 Walters, Rosemary 56, 109, 202 Walton, Sherry Wamhaff, Darrell 69, 71 Wanamaker, Audrey 56 Wang, George 71 Ward, Nicholas 56 Ward, Steve 28, 102, 225 Wareham, David 71 Warren, William 56 Watson, Erick 56, 121 Watts, Sandra 167, 168 Waugamen, Ed Weaver, Ben 167 Weaver, Jay 13, 19, 56, 196, 197 Weaver, Merrilee 225 Webb, Kathy 133 Webb, Ricky 91 Weber, Woody 167 Webster, Robert Wedemeyer, James Weeden, Bristol 30, 64, 71, 129 Weeden, Robert 30, 87, 129, 200, 226 Welch, Theresa 167 Wells, Anthoney 57, 205 Wells, Thomas 34, 57, 121 Welty, Dale 167, 118 Welty, Janet 226 Wennen, Kari 71, 105, 191 Wescott, Brian 14, 19, 23, 28, 29, 102, 200, 201, 202, 226, 232 Wescott, Liam 57, 113 Woods, Madeleine Woods, Monica 226 Wrestling J.V., 124, Varsity 122 123 Wright, Heather 57 Yearbook 26, 27, 248 Young, Allison 28, 167 Wilkinson, DevifLee 226 Young' Christophe, 28. 57 Wilkinson, Kathy 28 young' U50 Wluelff Pebfo Young, Rhonda 57 Wllleii. HOVIQY Younggren, Jane 57 Wllllomi Colo' lil. 107 Younker, Phil 107, 1ao, 187 Williams, Charlotte Williams, Christine 167 Williams, Hilda Williams, Joseph 226 Williams, Judith 57 Williams, Leah Williams, Mike Williams, Peggy 24, 25, 26, 91, 201, Wiigis 23253355325 Zeitler, Stephanie 71 Wimoms' Robert 71 Zunker, Diana 105, 167 Williams! Ronald Zunker, Lea Ann 7, 12 Williams, Tania 54, 57 Williams, Timothy 57 Willis, Anthony 57 Willis, John 57 Wilson, Aaron 167 Wilson, Mike 167 Winford, Laura 24, 94, 114, 192, 193, 226, 241 Winford, Nancy 25, 57, 107 Wingrove, Linda 167 Winner, Alana 25, 38, 47, 57 Winner, Scott 167, 186, 243 Winstrom, Woody 136 Winterer, William 71 Winters, Linda 19, 24, 91, 99, 105, 188, 191, 192, 193 Witkowski, Marie 167 Wolf, William 167 Wood, Rebecca Woods, Alfred 57, 121 Woods, Craig 122 Woods, Cynthia 57 Woods, David 167 Woods, Jaime , Beating delectable plzzas, Phil Younker succumbs to an anonymous photographer. Valentine, Troy 225, 204, 205 Vanairsdale, Helen 71, 105 VanCleve, Kristin 71, 108, 109, 191, 202 Vanderpool, Kathy 71 Vanderpool, Kathy Irene 43, 225 Vanderpool, Patty 166 Vanderpool, Will Vanderpool, Woody VanEnkevort, Marie 133, 202, 203 226. 207 West, Cindy 27, 174, 223, 226, 248, 241 West, Daniel 5, 97 Weymiller, Jerry 57, 105 Wheat, Judy 226 , Whisenhant, Christopher 34, 57, 124 White, Andy 30, 31, 71, 129, 144 White, lan 22, 30, 31, 109, 128, 129, I I 'nv E 1 h :.-,m-q-',A3fQ-'-.- X-.,.f,, . f ,. . , . . ' 'liiiilf '1fffVEii'2Pii'1-1 Vp' ' ' .1 , ' . , V . . ,, h 1 ffm-M -Y-: 51,-fn.. V -lf -f - -, A Ylifgerril ,TQ . , -' ' 4, 4 , , , ' - 5 ye ' V: Lf , . ' ' f - ,L 'Q ' 1 i 4 f 2 il 10 2 , .V X 1:51 14- 'ff gf, - 2' ' If jf J' 'il Q5 L9 1 ' Q1 .11 S- :1 X GL 1 5? ' 'f0xs 1 V? - - - E ? CN ' . I I . , 43 -- 'I 1 e . i 2 , + 5 :T I T ki 5 ,y 3 3 ' Ezwll' V,..,,H9 n A WJ, Q K ' . ,Q f., 5 f-+-fm s g FIL fa 5 sf . 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