West Valley High School - Wimoah Yearbook (Yakima, WA)

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if Kr gi., xt X1 b S Qgslt I 1 5 xv ,Yg If I , mf! Any time a new principal begins to work with a student body and faculty he is naturally apprehensive. Particularly, when the school immediately evidences changes in graduation requirements and a new thinking in terms of attendance and tardy responsibilities. If those changes weren't enough, the district went through the turmoil of a complete breakdown with the resulting work stoppage, and calendar modifications that tested everyone's patience and good will. Even with all this, no one stopped working for a better school community. Our A.S.B. organization functioned better than ever before. Our band and singing groups developed a quality such that we anticipate with pride every new competitive opportunity. Athletically, we established ourselves as a school with solid programs which promise contenders in every sport in future years. Our pep assemblies were second to none in the valley for interest, enthusiasm and just plain good preparation. ln our classrooms there emerged a greater concentration on grades, progress and learning activities. All in all the accomplishments are a fitting tribute to both the staff and student body. To the graduating seniors, we are confident of your future success if you give the same concern for the broad community that you have shown here. We hope to become the kind of school you will take pride in for years to come as succeeding classes build on the start made this year. Don Cox Principal Mr. Dowd 93 Vice Principal

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f Bottom row, L to R Greg Billups, Billy Boone, Ray Cross, Daren Jones, Mike Faucher, Tipton Widner, Chuck Cummings, 2nd row: Mike Plisher, John Hoppis, Brian Regimball, Tim Stout, Brian Sutton, Sam Wakasugi, 3rd row: Brent Clasen, Brad Sturgill, jim Schnellmen, Mark Malland, Rich Watts, james Dusin The Freshmen Team finished 5th with a 5-7 record. The team started out slow, winning only l of the first 7 games hut finished very strong winning 5 of the last 7 games. The squad was led by the hitting of Tim Stout's .424 and Tipton Widners .375. Sam Wakasugi had 2 home runs, one being with the bases loaded. Tipton Widner, Rick Watts and Mark Malland also contributed with home runs. Jim Schnellman led the pitching staff with a record of 4 wins and 3 losses. Against Washington, he struck out I4 batters and allowed only 3 hits. 92

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Benedetti, George: Asst. Basketball Benson, Marlene: Counselor, Peer Asst. BUCkmIIlCl'v Roni ASSY- FOOTIJHII C03Cl'I. Buesinet Kal' English Coach, Asst. Baseball Coach, Typ. Adv. Soph. Class Advisor, Div. Occ. Adv. I, Div. Occ., Voc. Surv. Bus. X We Burrill, Avis: Typ. I, 2, Shtd I, Off Burrill, Leon: Senior Class Asst. Carlson, Mel: Soph. Class Asst. Adv., Carson, Marge: Reading Lab., English Skills Advisor, CW History, Geog Gym Clayton, Tom: Counselor, Audio- Cox, Donna: Honor Society, Asst. Cox, jerry: Golf Coach, Bowling Dickinson, Paige: Drama Adv., Visual crew Adv. Adv., Frosh. Class Adv., Alg. I Coach, Geom. I, Pre Alg, Sci. Survey English. Drama -MG?-F '90 62 Eckel, Dick: Fresh. Class Asst. Evert, Lorrie: Drill Team Co-Adv., Fish, Sharon: Soph. Class Asst. Adv., Fulmn, Rick: Jr. Class Adv., English Adv., Car 8: Bike Asst. Adv. Special Ed. Engu Psych,