Weston McEwen High School - Paws and Claws Yearbook (Athena, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1981 volume:

TtglrlSCOt Administration Or am ns A thletics Classes Activi HOME Of WESTON-McEWEN 3 That come once again through my mind's eye. 6 Up inside of me, 7 SCHOOL BOARD Standing: John Woodhall, Chas McCullough, James Cahill, Jim Schroeder. Seated: Charles Betts and Chairwoman, Terry Schmidtgall. Not pictured: Theta Williamson. ADMINISTRA TION BUSINESS This was Mrs. Gilliland's final year at Weston- Florence Gilliland — Typing, Record Keeping, and Business McEwen. Lab. 11 ENGLISH Instructor — Rick Jaggars Instructor — Duveen Schubert 12 HEALTH AND P.E. n Tom Fox demonstrates his technique on the iron cross.” Instructor — Mr. Mike Kyles Instructor: Mary Jane Fehrenbacher HOME EC LIBRAR Y AND OFFICE Secretary — Mrs. Darlene Bannister Librarian — Mrs. Katy McLean Principal — Mr. Tom Able 15 MA TH AND SCIENCE It just don't add up, Taylor!! Sciences — Doug Marshall The Math Dept, purchased an Apple II computer to use in computer programming class. It was also a great aid in the other Math classes, and in the Whole school. Many students used the computer to play games with. Math — Elvin Taylor demonstration. (Wake up, Rob) If you look like any of these Apple II addicts, call Atari Anony- mous. 16 JAZZ ENSEMBLE Left to Right: Jason Nash, Mike McLean, Scott McLean, Trudy Johnson, Mike Robinson, Mr. Steve Play that funky music, boy! The Jazz Ensemble was different this year because of their formation of a Dixieland band, experiments with different styles of music, and a more musicians in the class. 17 SOCIAL SCIENCES George Gottfried — U.S. History, Global Studies, Political Citizenship. Mike Kyles — Global Studies, Political Citizenship. Yardbird Reynolds finishes off another Dum-Dum. 18 DRIVER'S ED Instructor — John Huntsman WOOD SHOP AND ART Art — Berle Nash Wood Shop — Dave Lange STUDENT GOVERNMENT STUDENT COUNCIL: Back row: Kent Kilby, Kim Sloan, Jimmilea King, Julie Scofield, Trudy Johnson, Pam Harris. Front row: Shelley Jamieson, Becky Burke, Brenda Montee, Mike Robinson, Robin Pine, Kim Kilby, Tod Snider, Tawnie Shannon, Rob Trout. STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT: Kent Kilby 11 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Standing, Left to Right: Cathy Rachor, Robin Pine, Tina Reed, Scott McLean, Kent Kilby, DeeAnn Lieuallen, Joe Schiewe, Mark Schmidtgall. Seated: Jimmilea King, Trudy Johnson, Brenda Montee, Dawn Taylor, Shelly Jamison. Officers: Representative — Jimmilea King, Sec. Treasurer — Vice Pres. — Brenda Montee, President — Dawn Taylor. 23 FHA Ms. Fehrenbacher — Advisor Doreen Licht, Shelley Dabulskis, Lori Dickerson, Lori Giger, Becky Culbertson. Standing: Ms. Fehrenbacher, LaWanna Williams, Amber Kuest, Theresa Bryson, Trisha Owens, Terri Owens, Peppi Mills, Lisa Townsend, Pam Harris, Jimmilea King, Tammy Agee. Sitting: Russell Joy, Dawn Taylor. Shelley cuts the cake. OFFICERS: Amber Kuest, Tammy Schultz, Becky Culbert- son, Trisha Owens, Theresa Bryson, Peppi Mills and LaWanna Williams. HAIR BUTLER FFA AND VO-AC FFA: Top: Mark Fogg, Bill Hayes, Rob Trout, Gordon Giger, Pat Luke, Curt Johnson, How- ard Culbertson, Dan Galbraith. Middle: Kevin Good, Advisor Scott Van Nice, Victor Klutter. Bottom: Scott Meadows, Jason Nash, Mark Dabulskis, Jim Ralph, Kent Kilby, Deb Trout, Rick Toney, Steve Hansell, Lowell Vaughn, Ross Simmons, Daren Reynolds. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB PHOTO II: Top — Todd Snider, Barry Warner, Julie Scofield, Suzi Crofton. Bottom: Kent Kilby, Dave Franklin, Lori Giger, Shelly Dabulskis, Becky Burke. Instructor — George Gottfried Far West Federal Best of Show Trophy was won by Todd Snider. In 1980-81, The W-M Photo Club participated in numerous contests, and won top team honors in almost all of them. Again this year they hosted the Inland Empire Photo Show in Weston and again they won top team score. Dave Jensen, Laine McMillan, Todd Snider and Julie Scofield all won trophies in their divisions. Julie also won Best of Show trophy. PHOTO I; Back: D. Galbraith, P. Luke, M. Robinson, G. Giger, J. Mayen- shien, S. McLean, J. Quaempts, K. Kilby. Middle: S. Devereaux, S. Andrews, R. Trout, D. Meek, J. Schiewe, S. Jamieson. Seated: D. Jen- son, G. Rice, M. Schmidtgall, J. Schroeder. What will those crazy Photo IPs think of next? 26 Weston McEwen won top team honors at the Inland Empire Photo Show. BMCC Skills Contest Champ — Dan Meek Oregon Wheat League Winners: 1st Shelly Dabulskis, 2nd — Dave Franklin, 3rd — Dan Meek, Hon. Mention — Jerry Ruark. 1980 POTATO SHOW BLUE RIBBON WINNERS: Top: Rob Trout, Julie Scofield, Kent Kilby, Lori Giger. Kneeling: Dave Franklin, Tod Snider, Mark Schmidtgall, Best of Show Trophy: Tod Snider. W-M CRITIQUE EXHIBIT TOP WINNERS: Tod Snider, Judge's Choice. BEST PHOTOG- RAPHER: Julie Scofield, People's Choice. 27 SPANISH CLUB Standing: Left to Right: Jan Mathwich, Marilyn Irving, Tine Reed, Linda Gray, Cincy Teel, Kim McCullough, Elsie Reitz, Julie Burke, Dee Ann Lieuallen, Donna Johnson, Mike McLean, Lori Thul, Pam Jensen, Tana Verkist, Tim Eastman, Joanie Quaempts, Lori Dickerson, Vern Zerba, LaWanna Williams, Ross Simmons, Ron Clark, Lance Renken, Mike Robinson. Seated: Trudy Johnson, Julie Scofield, Liz Cheuvront, Trisha Owens, Eric Swanson, Trisha Bannister, Robin Pine, Becky Burke, Shelley Dabulskis, Instructor, John Huntsman and Gina Teel. Representative, Lor Thul; Vice President, Tricia Bannister; President, Robin Pine. 28 Scott McLean, Mike Robinson, annual editors. Mrs. Schubert, advisor PUBLICA TIONS 29 BAND Front row: Teresa Kesling, Robin Pine, Pam Harris, Terri Owens, Tami Agee, Dawn Taylor, Jimmilea King, Holly Snodgrass, Elsie Reitz, Debbie Janson, Kim McCullough, Tricia Bannister. Second row: Peppi Mills, Tana Verkist, Pam Jensen, Kim Sloan, Cathy Rachor, DeeAnn Lieuallen, Trisha Owens, Lisa Town- send, Shelley Jamieson, Theresa Bryson, Lori Dickerson, Linda Gray, Arthur Lindholm. Third row: Brenda Montee, Deb Trout, Lisa Ferguson, Donna Johnson, Leon Miller, Jason Nash, Dave Jensen, Mike McLean, Ron Richardson, Alcuin Shoeships. Back row: John Patterson, Curt Johnson, Randy Sam, Kelly Burke, Perry Luke, and Ron Clark. Steve Pyle — Instructor Mr. Pyle accepts the trophy for Best Pep Band at the District Tournament. 30 MR. AND MRS. ELVIN TAYLOR On March 21, the W-M Band and the High- land lads lassies went on a weekend concert tour of Washington and Oregon high schools. Their program included a history of bagpipes and Scottish songs and dances. The students all had a great time on the trip and met new people and made new friends. 31 CHOR US jSSb Mrs. Pyle, chorus instructor HIGHLAND LASSIES Back row: Lori Dickerson, Dawn Taylor, Terri Owens, Brenda Montee, Robin Pine, Lisa Ferguson, Becky Culbertson, Elsie Reitz, Shelley Jamieson. Middle: Jimmilea King, Pam Harris, Kelly Burke, Tricia Bannister. Front: Trudy Johnson, Deb Trout. Highland Six: Pam Harris, Trudy Johnson, Deb Trout, Jimmilea King, Kelly Burke, and Lisa Ferguson. Pipe Sergeant: Robin Pine, Drum Major: Trudy Johnson, Pipe Major: Dawn Taylor. The Highland Lassies were busy all year with numerous parades and activities. They held money raising projects to help raise money for the music department. 33 WM Club is comprised of members who have earned an athletic letter. Providing the manpower in the concession stand is the major money making project. WM sponsors the homecoming activities. Members direct the selection of the queen and court, organize the noise parade, and gather wood for the bonfire. Finally, they plan the Homecoming Dance. During each sport season, WM honors all senior parents of participating members. Rally is included in this activity. Pushing a large broom at the basketball games, by a Wm Club member, is a familiar sight at half time and between games. WM Club members provide a crowd control service during the basketball season, too. The club provides the athletic letters to those lettering in each sport. RALLY Conny Madison, Julie Scofield, Debbie Towne, Jimmilea King, Tawnie Shannon, Teresa Kesling. ' '“niHir-— � 1 IftitA I i Li J.V. CHEERLEADERS: Cathy Rachor, Becky Cul- bertson. Seated: Holly Snodgrass, Peppi Mills. JOANN RYAN 33 ACADEMIC A WARDS The annual Academic Awards banquet was held on the 21st of May. The meal consisted of food that the students and or parents brought to the banquet. The teachers gave a brief introduction of their program then announced the highlights. The following were awards given at the banquet: Spanish I — Most outstanding — Elsie Reitz Spanish II — Most outstanding — Robin Pine Spanish III — Most outstanding — Trudy Johnson Business Typing I 40 words per min. Kris Brogotti Linda Gray Liz Chevront Kim Quaempts Dee Ann Lieuallen Elsie Reitz Becky Culbertson 45 words per min. Lori Thu I Peppi Mills Kim McCullough 50 words per min. Cathy Rachor Tricia Bannister Typing II 60 words per min. Robin Pine Outstanding Accounting Students Dawn Taylor Shelly Jamieson Chorus National Chorus Award — Brenda Montee Senior Library Asst. Joe Schiewe Terry Owens Pam Harris Math Outstanding Geometry — Dee Ann Lieuallen Outstanding Algebra — Mark Schmidtgall Outstanding Math Student — Tod Snider Outstanding Highland Lassie — Dawn Taylor John Phillip Sousa Award — Jason Nash Social Studies Outstanding U.S. History students: Scott McLean Mark Schmidtgall Photography Special Awards; Mr. Lee Atherton Mr. Dick Renken Outstanding Photographers Dave Jensen Laine McMillan Scott McLean David Franklin — St John's Trophy Shelly Jamieson Tod Snider — Image 2000 Trophy Rob Trout Mark Schmidtgall Dan Meek Science Outstanding Biology: Elsie Reitz Kim McCullough Outstanding Physical Science — Joe Schiewe Woodshop Steve Woodhall Memorial Trophy John Verkist David Hammill English Outstand English 10 — Kim McCullough Outstand American Lit — Mark Schmidtgail Outstand Senior — Tod Snider Journalism Seniors: Joey Boire, Kelly Lieuallen and Lisa Yownsend Yearbook Editors Mike Robinson and Scott McLean 36 VOLLEYBALL Top: Laura McBean, Julie Burke, Tricia Bannister, Brenda Montee, Lori Giger, Pam Jensen, Kelly Burke, Joey Boire. Kneeling: Trudy Johnson, Sheri Devereaux. Seated: Coach, Mike Kyles. The Tigerscot Volleyball team was domi- nated by sophomores and juniors, making it a very young team in the league. The team posted a 12-5 record and placed 3rd at Sub- District. Lori Giger made 1st team all-conference. Brenda Montee made the 2nd team. Trudy Johnson and Sheri Devereaux made Honora- ble Mention. 38 Top: Coach Mike Kyles, Pam Jensen, Julie Burke, Tricia Bannister. Kneeling: Kim Sloan, Linda Gray, Kris Brogotti, Laura McBean. Joey Boire Trudy Johnson Lori Giger Brenda Montee 39 FOOTBALL Front row: Asst’ Coach Terry Harrison, Howard Culbertson, Lowell Vaughn, Laine McMillan, David Hammill, Tom Fox, David Franklin, Russell Joy, Coach Doug Marshall. 2nd row: Managers Teresa McCarter, and Tony Teel, Daren Reynolds, Scott McLean, Jim Schroeder, David Jensen, Bill Hayes, Rob Rout, Asst’ Coach Dan Cogswell. 3rd row: Tim Eastman, Marty Morrison, Rick Toney, Jason Nash, Ron Richardson, Bob Fox, Dan Patterson, Mark Yonce. 4th Row: Barry Warner, Tod Snider, Randy Sam, Troy Nichols, John Patterson, Mike McLean, Ron Clark, Ray Brixey, David Bjorklund, Brad Clark. The Weston-McEwen Tigerscots were champi- ons of the Columbia Basin Conference with a 7-1 record. More players were selected on the confer- ence all-star team than any other team in the con- ference. In the Oregon State Championship playoffs, they were defeated in the first round by Enter- prise. Pilot Rock RECORD 7 W-M 19 Wasco Co. 7 W-M 6 Heppner 7 W-M 13 Stanfield 6 W-M 25 Wahtonka 0 W-M 27 Riverside 0 W-M 13 Sherman Co. 0 W-M 21 Umatilla 0 W-M 33 Enterprise 14 W-M 7 41 Dave Hammill Tom Fox Barry Warner David Franklin Laine McMillian Lowell Vaughn Russell Joy Tod Snider Howard Culbertson 42 CBC ALL STARS 1st Team Offense Howard Culberson OT Laine McMillan OT David Hamill TE 2nd Team Offense Scott McLean C Tom Fox OG Jim Schroeder OR 1st Team Defense Barry Warner DB David Franklin DB Lowell Vaughn LBR Laine McMillian DT 2nd Team Defense Jim Schroeder DB Howard Culbertson OT tfh 43 GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL L to R: Trudy Johnson, Julie Burke, Sheri Oevereaux, Kelly Burke, Tricia Bannister, Lisa Townsend, Dee Ann Lieuallen, Janyce Quaempts, Kim Kilby, Kim Sloan. Seated: Deby Trout, Lori Thul and Coach Debbie Lewis. MR. AND MRS. JIM JOHNSON GIRLS' JV BASKETBALL Back row. Left to Right: Joanie Quaempts, Kim McCullough, Lori Thul, Pam Jensen, Debbie Jansen, Amber Kuest, Jan Mathwich, and Coach — Mrs. Katie McLean. Front row. Left to Right: Kris Brogoitti, Liz Cheuvront, Teresa McCarter. DON DUNCAN The JV girls' basketball team lost only four games, winning 15 for the season. Their loses were splits with opponents, Mac Hi, Enterprise, Heppner and Sher- man. 46 The varsity girls’ basketball team suffered a discouraging and disappointing season. They won eleven and lost twelve. Kelly Burke was named to the second team C.B.C. all star roster. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Pictured: Mark Schmidtgall, Ron Clark, David Jensen, Jason Nash, Mike Robinson, Kevin Good, Tim Eastman, Mike McLean, Daren Reynolds, Rick Toney, Marty Morrison, Alcuin Shoeships, Coach Huntsman. JV Record Won 15 Lost 2 W M 48 — Mac-Hi W-M 31 — Enterprise W-M 47 — Wallowa W-M 59 — Wallowa W-M 62 — Enterprise W-M 54 — Mac-Hi W-M 64 — Stanfield W-M 44 — Sherman Co. W-M 39 — Heppner W-M 39 — Wahtonka W-M 57 — Umatilla W-M 46 — Pilot Rock W-M 55 — Umatilla W-M 58 — Stanfield W-M 53 — Heppner W M 57 — Riverside W-M 41 — Pilot Rock 48 FRED’S MARKET Left to Right: Coach Huntsman, David Franklin, Barry Warner, Mike McLean, Laine McMillan, David Hamill, Kent Kilby, Scott McLean, Greg Rice, Dan Meek, Ross Simmons, Scott Erickson, Jim Schroeder and Coach Jaggers. C.B.C. CHAMPIONS Tiger Scots enjoyed a very successful season with a 19-7 win-loss record. As champions of the C.B.C., they finished the conference with an 11-1 record. At the district tourney, won by WM, Kent Kilby was voted most valuable player. Kent and Laine McMillan were named to the tourney’s first team all stars. C.B.C. named Kent Kilby to the district all star team. Fin- ishing fourth in the state tourney, Barry Warner received second team all state honors. Kent Kilby — Most Valuable Player — District Tourney 49 MICK AND JANET KILBY 51 BASEBALL Back Row, L to R: David Franklin, Scott Erickson, Dan Meek, Scott McLean, Joe Scheiwe, Pat Luke, Ray Brixey, Tod Snider, Mike Townsend. Front Row: L to R: Teresa McCarter, Daren Revnolds. Tonv Teel. Rick Toney, Mark Younc, John Williams, and Coach Mike Kyles. Scott awaits the pitch, as umpire Jaggars gets set to make the call. 52 David takes it easy before the game. Joe warms up before the game. uan tires it home, as uaren gets to make the play. Mike gets set to throw home, as Joe hollars the command. 1981 W-M TENNIS TEAM: Lori Giger, Trudy Johnson, and Kelly Burke. 53 54 TRACK ♦ JIM AND EDITH LIEUALLEN SPORTS AWARDS FOOTBALL Captain — Lowell Vaughn Most Valuable Player — Tod Snider Most Improved — Daren Reynolds Sticker of the Year — Laine McMillan Most Inspirational — Jim Schroeder Offensive Player of the Year — Lowell Vaughn Defensive Player of the Year — Lame McMillan VOLLEYBALL Captain — Trudy Johnson Most Valuable Player — Lori Giger Most Improved — Kris Brogotti Most Inspirational — TEAM” BASKETBALL — BOYS MVP — Kent Kilby Most Inspirational — Barry Warner Captain — Barry Warner Most Improved — Laine McMillan BASKETBALL — GIRLS MVP — Kelly Burke Most Inspirational — Tricia Bannister Most Improved — Sheri Devereaux BASEBALL Captain — David Franklin Most Inspirational — David Franklin Most Improved — Rick Toney Golden Glove — Joe Schiewe Silver Bat — Tod Snider MVP — Joe Schiewe TRACK Captains — Kent Kilby, Pam Harris Most Inspirational — Jim Schroeder, Holly Snodgrass Most Improved — Ron Richardson, Joanie Quaempts MVP — Kent Kilby, Tonya Kesling Doc Myrick Trophy — Most Outstanding Sophomore Athlete — Tricia Bannmster W-M Booster Club Trophy — Outstanding Female Athlete — Kelly Burke Tom Arnold Julie BurKe Ron Clark Tricia Bannister LizCheuvront Victor Clutter Kris Brogotti Roger Burton Becky Culbertson The Sophomore class participated in many activities. Members of the sophomore class survived initiation during Homecoming week. A dance was sponsored in the fall. They were well represented in all sports. At pep rallies, participation was tremendous. The class was active in all facets of school life. The final activity was the decoration for bacalaureate. Mark Dabulskis Derick Gillum Tim Eastman Kevin Good 38 SOPHOMORES Doug Harral Debbie Janson Pam Jenson Donna Johnson Shaun King Amber Kuest Doreen Licht DeeAnn Lieuallen Arthur Lindholm Kim McCullough Mike McLean Scott Meadows CLASS OFFICERS: Left to Right: Daran Mitchell, Kim McCullough, Tricia Ban- nister, Cathy Rachor, Steve Hansell, and Kim Sloan. 59 Joame Quaempts Cathy Rachor Peppi Mills Daran Mitchell Marty Morrison Will Patching John Patterson Paul Pike Jason Nash Troy Nichols Sheri Osorio 60 Lance Reneken Ron Richardson Randy Sam Kim Sloan Cindy Teel TanaVerkist Tammy Schultz Holly Snodgrass Lori Thul Vern Zerba Alcuin Schoiships Eric Swanson Rick Toney Bill Hayes 61 Shawn Andrews Lee Davis Greg Fetterty Teresa Bryson Kelly Burke TroyColcord Cathy Curl Janet Delph Sheri Deveraux Lori Dickerson Lisa Ferguson CLASS OFFICERS: President Mike Robinson, Secretary Robin Pine, Sgt.-at- arms Laura McBean, Vice President Rob Trout, Representative Kim Kilby, Treasurer Teresa Kesling. JUNIORS 62 Mark Fogg David Jensen Dan Galbraith Curtis Johnson Gordon Giger Teresa Keslmg Marilyn Irving Kim Kilby Ginger Jansen Perry Luke Jan Mathwich Greg Rice Mike Robinson Jerry Ruark Jimmy Sams Mark Schmidtgall JimSchroeder Ross Simmons Rob Trout David Warren LaWanna Williams Jeri Mayenschein Laura McBean Leon Miller Trisha Owens Teresa McCarter Robin Pine Scott McLean Janyce Quaempts Dan Meek Daran Reynolds The junior class worked diligently this year. They were involved in the noise parade during homecoming, raised money in concessions, participated in sports, decorated for graduation and the prom. The prom, A Night to Remem- ber,” was held April 23. Burgundy, silver and white stream- ers, draped over cables, lowered the ceiling. Wooden walls, constructed from old barn wood and arragned in an octago- nal shape near the center of the floor, made an intimate ball- room of the gym. Added finishing touches were an old bear hide and some aged cookward hung on the walls. 65 Lisa Townsend Kim Quaempts Lori Giger Tod Snider Terri Owens Jon Verkist MR. AND MRS. LEONARD SNIDER HAIR HUT BEAUTY SALON David Franklin 6« Joe Schiewe Joey Boire Howard Culbertson Suzi Crofton Tawnie Shannon ro TOLLGATE MT. CHALET Shelly Dabulskis Julie Scofield David Hammill Brad Thul Kelly Lieuallen Tami Nichols Tami Agee Jimmilea King Not pictured: Pat Luke DOT SUPPLY Dawn Taylor Laine McMillan Debbie Towne Deanna Sloan Deby Trout Kent Kilby Tom Fox ATHENA PRESS Barry Warner Pam Harris Lowell Vaughn ROD AND DOTTY CRAWFORD MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED — Dawn Taylor and Tod Snider MOST POPULAR — Tawnie Shannon and David Franklin FRIENDLIEST — Scott Erickson and Julie Scofield CLASS CLOWNS — Debbv Trout BIGGEST FLIRTS — Brad Thul and Trudy John- son SHYEST 75 HALL OF FAME BEST LOOKING — David Hammill, Jimmilea King MOST ATHLETIC — Trudy Johnson, David Ham- mill BEST SKIPPERS — Tawnie Shannon, Tom Fox Right: Most Successful Hall ROAMERS — Tom Fox, Deb Trout MOST MASCULINE FEMININE — Laine McMillan, Shellev Jamieson 76 HOMECOMING Homecoming Queen Julie Scofield Queen's Escort David Franklin gives Julie her Royal Banner Princess Donna Johnson and escort Laine McMillan Princess Ginger Janson and escort Lowell Vaughn Final score: W-M 21, Sherman Co. 0 Princess Kim Quaempis and escort Tod Snider Princess Tonya Kesling and escort David Hamill 80 The Sophomores made it through their first year of high school, even initiation. The Sophomores were initiated by our seniors. They participated in a variety of activities throughout the week. They were opposite sex, they put on a talent show for the student body, they were slaves for the seniors and on the last day, they wore costumes chosen by the seniors and attended the dreaded buffalo court. 81 — 1981 QUEEN — KELLY LIEUALLEN PROM 82 GRADUATION 1981 «. IU n'y 1. JON!' vcinisi, nem r nDy, ramex Luxe, uavid i-ranklin, Tod Snider, Scon Erikson, Lowell Vaughn, Laine McMillan, David Hammill, Tom Fox, Bill Fisher, Joe Schiewe, Brad Thul, Barry Warner, Russell Joy, Howard Clubertson. Middle Row, L to R. Dawn Taylor, Terri Owens, Deanna Sloan, Deby Trout, Kim Quaempts, Lisa Townsend, Elisa Mastrude, Brenda Montee, Connie Madison, Suzi Crofton, Gina Teel, Tawnie Shannon, Tami Nichols, Debbie Towne, Julie Scofield Joev Boire Jimmilea King, Shelley Jamison. 1 84 98 6 THANKS BOOSTER! 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