Yamhill Carlton High School - Tiger Lines Yearbook (Yamhill, OR)
- Class of 1971
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QLY Left to Right: Jane Ketzner, Assistant Editorg Linda Martin, Senior Sectiong Connie Sitton, Clubsg Jan Lundy, Assistant Business Managerg Dan Dan Stieg, Sports Editorg John Cooper, Annual Editorg Debbie Bellwood, Activitiesg Cindy Hermens, Business Managerg Anita Amerson, Class- esg Mary Peterson, Annual Salesg Janet Bernards, Classesg Jeanie Camarillo, Annual Salesg not pictured, Mrs. Smith, Advisor. The Gang That Put It All Together - .l- A A Salute to the Communities We, the student body of Yamhill-Carlton Union High School, dedicate this year's 1970-71 yearbook to those who have made it possible for us to receive the education neces- sary to make us competitive people in the world today, our surrounding communities. To the generous mind the heaviest debt is that of grati- tude, when it is not in our power to repay it. Benjamin Franklin Faculty . Clubs . . Activities Sports . . Frosh . . Fa 5-10 14-19 20-24 25-31 32-34 tm.. 2. 4.1 Winter Clubs .... .... Sports... Sophomores . . . . . Juniors . . . . . 39-43 44-51 53-55 56-58 1 Prom . Clubs . Sports Seniors ' Ads.. Spring . 61-63 . 64-68 71-79 80-91 99-106 A , , f f ga., S . A 1, ,.-Y ..,, Q .- msn 3 ii: F a mf' R El - - - .'j,.:.j.-fQ'1?1',: 'lu r , .li .zf In ff, , -N .fp - '. ' fq 'L , ,,f.' 'us' - -f :ga-ixi . . - 1--5, . ZQLZA-Y--axvsiw . '- ' A ' 'Q ' U 1 Q3 ...,.. ...,.5'NN.. ' ..-wr' ' 5, Uv 1' YA 1 ES V . .,.N1....,A,...'1...,,,. gw..,..,....g ,,. N.. ..... - ,,1A,. .5 lk '11 vu' U.. mm. U g.4'j: '. . Sq ww... R. .v.,,..QQ44..., ff . ..,, . . ml ' W.-,-' V ' 1. -. ,5 H. X 4 , , : .. 1 .. X -. ... . L. . u. -EQ 4..., -..g:..-.. T5 - NL, , M -Q , an ZZ!! f I A 'F' 3 fy mg. 5... ? x H Q. E311 3 am .. -- . .Mig ...- .4 H' , 2:3 -.,-, x ' l !lm 71 E wwgys. . . FACULTY 5 . V ,H as fff ii i As Wh r ,, . .1 1 v'wwi:Q.m 'x . Q Mr. Canoy Mr, Wright Biology I,II, Chemistry General Math, Algebra I, Geometry QL f ffm V TFT' +l.,- f- ,'T5EQ-t1H!- 523 Q 'Q mi? 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V aa. . .'V.3, gt L v , ' ?? 37 2' 2- 1- Gr- Fli- .Q if fl-f' Fall I A WMV! i. f' AF. . or u-arf Qi, ily . 'Q .I1 in L- -. Q,aiww,?.' ' L A C' J Missy J ernstedt and Steve Hagen-September Cindy Hermens and Steve Bemards-October Mary Alice VanDyke and Tim Pfeiffer-November , an I n v- jk. -AL -,..2g 'i...-ra 'll One of the works comparable to the Don't fence me out! portrait. Take ten paces, turn around and . . . find something else to argue about Yodle, yodle, yodle, yodleadehoo!! O W -,N :Y , ,K - I I uqqnnuugp M, H ' H H, H J'H w 'L 'W 5 ' ' Qi WN' 1' 5? ' - HM M W .,- .vm muwm M W gr H 'iff Q, U, U is ,. F' , , - -Z V, I I R+ x if , ' - S' A may -Ag, ' ' , M m ' . --4 w H- ,g '1.f ' iv U2 iw W Ig , , iiiii T x l niirrt lly ,wg is W 1 ' , From left to right: Tim Frost, John Cooper, Steve Hagen, and From left to right: Connie Sitton, Anita Amerson, and JoAnn Al- Glenn Gelbrich. IYU- The 1970 Boys State was in Corvallis on the Oregon State University campus. The 1970 Girls State was held in Salem on the Willamette University campus. Of these seven that attended Boy and Girl State, each said they had learned something worthwhile. They also gained more knowledge on how their state is run. 121 uw ,w 15?-7' ll ll est-ms u emu , iw sm: ' ff s , r, 1 egg ll . Student Council members listen while money making projects for the-universal gym are discussed. Student Council President Steve Hagen, Vice-President Mike Long, Secretary Pam Webb, Treasurer Tim Frost, JoAnn Allyn, Jeanie Camarillo, John Cooper, Paul Coppinger, Mary Alice VanDyke, Cindy Hermens, Ruth Ann Hevener, Missy Jernstedt, Jane Ketzner, Larry Nichols, Jim Skuzeski, Ken Sum- mers, Dottie Wampler, Advisor Mr. Smith. JoAnn Allyn decorates a window for Christmas. It is an annual Stu- dent Council event. , Tim I Ruth Ann Hevener talks with school board members, Mr. Frost, Mr. Pekkola, and Mrs. Schwarzmann concerning the changing of the dress code. Inter-club Council via,e,: f,str Tim Pfeiffer, Mike Payne, Katie VanDyke, and Murray Paolo laugh as a meeting ended. Missy Jernstedt, Cathy Farmer, Tim listen as someone voices their opinion. Pfeiffer, and Trudy Strange Mike Long talks to the members during a meeting. Ken Hermens, Glenn Gelbrich, Steve Bernards, and Ken Summers, watch as another member talks. President Mike Long, Vice President Cindy Hermens, JoAnn Allyn, Anita Amerson, Angela Austin, J odena Austin, Kay Belt, Steve Bernards, Pual Coppinger, John Cooper, Katie VanDyke, Cathy Farmer, Jan Gelbrich, Glenn Gelbrich, Ken Hermens, Peggy Huddleston, Missy J ernstedt, Lavonn King, Janice Lundy, Linda Martin, Larry Nichols, Murry Paolo, Mike Payne, Tim Pfeiffer, Chay Robles, Connie Sitton, Jim Skuzeski, Trudy Strange, Ken Summers, Pam Webb, Mark Wood, Advisor Mr. Smith. J odena Austin hands Ila Goebel her member- ship card during a tapping. Sharon Lawver and Carol Jacopi listen carefully as plans for the Pancake Feed are discussed. Honor Society Steve Hagen is on his way to tap Janelle Munroe. President Mike Payne, Vice-President Linda Martin, Secretary Debbie Bellwood, Treasurer Carol Jacopi, JoAnn Allyn, Jodena Austin, Dennis Baird, Mary Cooke, John Cooper, Maryalice VanDyke, Mike Farmer, Tim Frost, Glenn Gelbrich, Ila Goebel, Steve Hagen, Ken Hermens, Ruth Ann Hevener, Sue Holst, Kathy Jernstedt, Missy J ernstedt, Nancy Kahler, Jane Ketzner, Sharon Lawver, J an Lundy, Janelle Munroe, Bob Neill, Chris Newby, Mary Newby, Nancy Paolo, Janene Payne, Connie Sitton, Jim Skuzeski, Gretchen Stermer, Trudy Strange, Jim Walker, Rhonda Wasson, Brian Wood, Mark Wood, Karen Wyffels, Advisor Mrs. Gome and Mr. Canoy. Quill and Scroll Marilyn Brown tries to think of a theme for the Quill and Scroll dance. Anita Amerson, Cindy Hermens, JoAnn Allyn, and Debbie Bellwood talk about ideas for the Spring tapping. President Glenn Gelbrich, Vice-President Anita Amerson, Secretary-Treasurer Cindy Hermens, Jo Ann Allyn, Debbie Bellwood, Marilyn Brown John Cooper, Missy Jernstedt, Advisor Mrs. Smith. Missy Jernstedt and Glenn Gelbrich think about an idea for the Liter- ary Magazine. John Cooper laughs at a member during a meet- ing. Tigerettes President Cathy Farmer, Vice President Jan Gelbrich, Secretary Diane Tribbett, Treasurer Janet Bernards, Point Captain Jeanie Camarillo, Anita Amerson, Donna Amerson,.Debbie Bellwood, Vicki Bellwood, Cynthia Berry, Kristie Brown, Kathy Cockerham, Mary Cooke, Merri Crown- over, Maryalice VanDyke, Sandie Eidsmoe, Sue Fox, Julie Frost, Christy Gardner, Cindy Hermens, Meg Hermens, Sue Holst, Ruthy Hudson, Kathy Jernstedt, Missy Jernstedt, Sue Jernstedt, Alice Ketzner, Jane Ketzner, Reva Knodel, Kathy Krieck, Kathy Laughlin, Jan Lundy, Janelle Munro, Chris Newby, Mary Newby, Nancy Paolo, Terri Payne, Kathy Pekkola, Sue Pfeifefr, Joan Reynoldson, Kathy Wasson, Rhonda Wasson, Pam Webb, Advisor Mrs. Krier. Jeanie Camarillo, Mrs. Krier, Jan Lundy, and Janet Bemards eating at the spaghetti dinner for new members. Tigerettes help Tigers by doing a chant for them in the game with Tigerettes praise Tigers as a good move was made duringa game with Sheridan. Banks- 'J 1 -,f ,4 l Lettermen Members listen as Tim Pfeiffer talks about the basketball game be- tween the Harlem Clowns and the faculty. Mr. Dixon laughs as Tim Pfeiffer explains things to do for the car wash. Tim Pfeiffer talks to the members about cutting wood to earn money for the universal gym. President Tim Pfeiffer, Vice President Steve Bernards, Secretary John Cooper, Treasurer Bruce Fountain, Ron Amerson, Dennis Baird, Tom Baker, William Barber, Scott Brown, Ken Burnham, Richard Cloeptil, Paul Coppinger, Terry Cox, Doug Fidel, Alan Fox, Tim Frost, Glenn Gel- brich, Steve Hagen, Don Jacopi, Mike Long, Gary Martin, Randy Mason, Randy McLeod, Fred Menke, Keith Nichols, Sam Nichols, Murray Paolo, Ron Phipps, Randy Schmiedel, Preston Schmidt, Jim Skuzeski, Dan Steig, Mike Summers, Jim Walker, Doug Wilhelm, Advisor Mr. Dixon. Powderpuff Stars I it QS? A M Q.-is J ' V ,EZ ' . ax, NIR e, -'F' Q -A N 5 . -5 F . -.4 if M , al W I P V. r , -.4 J . Go get 'em girls. sg 3 ffh it 5: is f Y' f so Rhonda lobs a pass to Cathy. Vicky Bellwood the ball. l:iI 'I 'AA -is ' races Cathy Lau A '57 ' AA Cathy Farmer reaches high for the ball. ghlin for Vicky attempts to shoot a free throw. Wu, ' Tim Frost shows his flowers. Freshmen and Sophomores fight to gain possession of the ball. Cowardly Cassidy and Sunshine Kid Swallow no more of that evil poison. They're acoming. They're acomingf' r l ' l 1 . Ri , 4 iw K 1 K I . , , 5 . i Good has triumphed over evil. Our brave and handsome, Sunshine Kid. My dear and beautiful Miss Thorne. BUTCH CASSIDY AND THE SUNSHINE KID, Y-Cis action packed Melodrama was presented by the Senior Class and directed and written by Mrs. Vicki Pearse. L 5 W u - 'xii ,. ff-S' .. .. -Q11 m M f maj F. L pi ,. JP. ,. , , Vu H 'Q V . 75 ' w, .'i ' '. - -- E - , A I V: vwvgvh :Ei 5. fi , s4w'r-fi-V .,,.L.:-'A - Q,.- Q , . - .- Me:-?'f:..' ' -, Slbfh- ' F' L ' ' '. 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Steve Bernards leads Tigers through sign at half time. , g Vs' L 'V Student Council members take money for homecoming dance. Queen Missy Jernstedt smiles at Homecom- ing crowd. 'Tribute to Tigers , homecoming dance proves to be a success Jan Lundy expresses surprise at being cho- Betty SlePP S110WS Originality On Hai Day- sen Junior princess. 5. -.-f-v..-uw--Q. H... .-.- - .-1.4 - ...-7:1 -2-.-V ,,,-v.f.- ....... .-1-AA Row 1: W. Barber, R. Buxton, S. Bucher, S. Hagen, S. Nichols, A. Fox, T. Cox, R. Cloepfil, L. DeVan, L. Mcllvaine, M. Russell, G. Fidel, B. Woods, D. Jacopi. Row 2: R. Jenkins, W. Barber, D. Fidel, R. Muckey, R. Mason, P. Coppinger, D. Stieg, R. Schmeidel, R. Amerson, D. Grass man, J. McLeod, G. Geelan, J. Walker. Row 3: Coach-Ken Kelley, J. Eichorn, M. Paola, R. Phipps, T. Pfeiffer, S. Bernards, T. Frost, G. Gel- brich, R. McLeod, C. Bush, C. Zeigler, S. Brown, L. Cook, M. Long, Head Coach-Bob Dixon. 1970 Season Surprises Tigers Y-C 16 0 SCAPPOOSE Y-C 14 23 CLATSKANIE Y-C O 33 BANKS Y-C 33 6 SHERWOOD Y-C 0 28 WILLAMINA Y-C 20 29 NESTUCCA Y-C 24 16 AMITY Y-C 0 19 DAYTON Y-C 35 0 SHERIDAN For six of the eleven starting players, this will be the last time they will play together. From a win-loss point of view the 1970 football season might not seem very successful, but success must be mea- sured in more than in number of wins. It is very hard to measure the ways a football player succeeds during a sea- song he must give a successful effort and possess a success- ful character. With a victory over a tough Scappoose team in the first game it looked like success in number of wins would come easyg but through injuries to key players this type of suc- cess was not to be found. The next two games with Clat- skanie and Banks were hard fought, but victory was not to be the Tiger's. At this point it would have been easy to give up, but the spirit, drive and determination of the Y-C football players did not let down. Y-C had many fine football players, but those receiving recognition by the league for their outstanding perfor- mances during the season were Tim Frost-first team all- league defensive end and Sam Nichols-first team all-league defensive halfback. Others receiving second team all-league honors were Steve Bernards and Steve Hagen at defensive The season's final game was a good indication of the Y-C teamis spirit. The Tigers were victorious over the Sheridan Spartans by a score of 35-0. Coach Dixon halfbaek pOSitiOl1S and Tim Pfeiffer at an offensive tackle Tiger line forms pocket for quarterback on pass play. position. Y-C's defense closes in for the kill of a Dayton runner. - l 1 M 5. gg. s fa?-1-1: Sam Nichols prepares to throw behind the good blocking of Rod Buxton and Steve Bucher. A good offense and defense are the keys to an exciting game. Glenn Gelbrich adds the finishing touch to a Dayton receiver. .. W... it it it 1 eau ROW 11 B- W00dS, W- Barber, R- Je1'lkiI1S, R- Muckey, D. Grassman, M. Russell, L. DeVan, L. Mcllvaine, G. Fidel. Row 2: Coach-Ken Kelley, D. Jacopi, D. Fidel, R. Cloepfil, J. Eichorn, R. Schmeidel, R. Amerson, G. Geelan, C. Zeigler, S. Brown, L. Cook. J .Vfs Show Gridiron Abilities with Winning Season In spite of lack of practice together, the 1970 J.V. foot- ball squad managed a 5-3 season, losing each game by less than one touchdown. They could have beaten any of the three teams on a given night with a little bit of luck. We were fortunate in suffering no injuries and a lot of potentially outstanding players gained a great deal of in- valuable experience. The squad was small with only 22 players and everyone got to play a great deal and started on one of the four squads: Kickoff and Receiving teams, Of- fense or Defense. With 14 of the 22 players receiving varsity letters as well, the quality of their ability becomes apparent. They will be able to fill in all positions vacated by June graduations and will make Y-C a Yawama League contend- er for the 1971 football season. Coach Kelley SC APPOO SE SHERIDAN BAN KS SHERWOOD WILLIMINA NESTUCCA AMITY DAYTON Row 1: J. Strange, B. Buxton, S. Gardner, R. Phillips, R. Sticka, M. Peters, R. Phipps, J. Kobbs. Row 2: Coach-Jim Hendricks, R. Wade, M. Collins, D. Taylor, L. Nichols, A. Peterson, J. Harwood, T. Harris. Frosh Rely on Desire Having an even win-loss season will always make one think. We were good enough to win three, maybe we could have won more games. This was the case this year, when the boys won 3 and lost 3. I am sure that the boys felt that they should have won a few more than they did. I know that I did. We started out the season with a loss to a very fine team, the Banks Braves. It was one of those games you would like to forget. The boys played a hard game, but they were completely out-manned. We came back, however, and won three games, beating Sherwood twice along with beating Willamina. In all, I feel that there is a lot of football potential here. It is hard to say what a boy will be like in two or three years. One might be a late developer and not show much potential until his senior year. Another might have matured in his freshman year and never physically improve much. Even though, a boy can still develop mentally and physical- ly and sports should be a factor in his development. Coach Hendricks BANKS NESTUCCA SHERWOOD WILLIMINA SHERWOOD BANKS l Tribute to Seniors Paul Coppinger Dan Sfieg Glenn Gelbrich Steve Bernards turns upfield with Dayton player in pursuit. William Barber Jim Walker Steve Hagen Q Halfback Steve Hagen finds running room scarce. Tim Pfeiffer regains consciousness after collision on opening kickoff of homecoming tilt. Tim Pfeiffer Steve Bernards Tim Frost Murray Paola ltr, I -- if-E ruff -- his R .2 . 53?g5ii,4.f-,,g ,T ..- . 455. E fit 15491 ga, urea V .rips . ,V 2 Biff 'i L- wg-stiff J . FAQ 5' lfJL',?aif:'h f rx, ,Q-IV! 1 fw---- -' it-Q fir' s ' lla: ' 25 Left to right: Coach Turner, K. Burnham, J. Luoto, M. Farmer, C. Robles, L. Goad. Not pictured: John Cooper. M. Farmer First Year, a 'ram if ,415 ES -.,-ir.-. . Y Z1 5221 2: P205-. an -if-ffm--V 1- .-ua ---' 1 fa--. , :ef-sg. , 2- fi 1,--:Q 1 .ma-,gp tri'-'rf' - - : it fi.-rafffii-,:'2,7 . ,521 -9? . e ,f : 7.1 - ,Y , .1 . vii' PM-'L3f.'-.1 . ' . 1 g 'T . . f . '5 vat. fr: - -,1,..::1 U. -p plwkgdf-M ', I ..,.,,.,,x.-, - .,, .V A , ,gif 'N-, Q. .V . 11.5.5 9,-.fy 7 A V 1 - nm: -' nr--S'-. 3 - E,,,g1,:7gI,3viq?.::- t. rej,E,:,g1, . ...J ijt...- :ff ' ., 4.-war. -' f ,. 'KZ L 1'J1,'- m Wi. Q -- 1 tint-5. A wwf' R. Cranford K. Burnham C. Robles J. Luoto Good Year For our first season in cross-country and a rather small number on the squad, I was satisfied with the season. Lloyd Goad moved in from Washington and along with John Cooper these were the only men on the team to ever have run two miles in competition before. Lloyd proved to be our most consistant front runner. Ken Burnham ran for us partly to help and partly to get in shape for wrestling. John Luoto, a Junior, was one of our top runners coming in first in one home meet. Mike Farm- er, a Sophomore, had had a little experience at McMinnville Junior High. Rafael Robles and Rolland Cranford, two Freshmen, rounded out the team. Things are looking brighter for next fall, but we will miss Lloyd and John. lt looks like Sherwood, this year's league champions, will again be the team to beat next season. We hope to have a long-orange-line of Y-C runners up and down the hills and roads of Yamhill, with other colored suits strung out behind, when the season gets going next fall. Coach Turner Yamhill-Carlton Y-C ......... . . 19 Yamhill-Carlton Y-C ............. 19 Y-C ............. 38 North Marion Invitational Y-C ............. 37 -third place with 81 points Banks ............ 36 -third place with 60 pts. Forest Grove J .V ..... 36 Verrmnia .......... 17 -Y-C placed 15th out of 20 Opponent ......... 18 Y-C -placed 4th at District 5 L-R: C. Jacopi, C. Sitton, S. Lawver, J. Gray, J. Allyn, A. Raineri, L. Martin, Coach Kilgore. fnot pictured-A. Waltersj Lack of Experience Plagues Team CA' Team Has Good Season This year's varsity volleyball team fought their op- ponents in many games ending with close decisions, but of- ten coming out on the short end. Five of the six team mem bers will graduate, and needless to say their experience and skill will be missed next year. The girls ended their season with a 3 win-5 loss record. Jo Ann Allyn was high point for the season, with 34 points while Anita Rainer was sec- ond in line of scoring with 27 points. Along with a lack of experience and plagued with in- juries the BU volleyball team played several close games, but always lost. A lot of good experience was gained by the girls and they show a lot of potential for next year. Ju- lie Frost and Trudy Strange tied with 42 points apiece, for high point scorers. Miss Kilgore Front row, l-r: J. Frost, J. Shaw, D. Fidel, G. Whalen. Back row: Coach Kilgore, M. Amerson, L. King, K. Belt, T. Strange, G. Ste- vens, D. Cochran. President Larry Nichols : . . LF x J. K S, rf in A 'f ' 5. , . G. Aasby D. Bony M. Collins A. Dietzel FRESH 667499 . 1' 12 wie? .sf Vice-President Treasurer Christy Gardner Linda Warner .., - s. fr- f iiliigs ' fx 3 'Ilia M. Adamson 5 t . , q .l.rArnerson M. Amerson S. Arumbul B. Bolt f A' ' 'Q lv W sri' in U ' i' 1 ,ii 5 if 'fe N. nf -f.. ! ' ' 'Y ff .i ' ' 2. 3 ' -Q-QQ N ' i ,A -4' -. .wif- l I , SMM N .' '- - 5 , .31-. ills. ,E L14 l ..,. . V I ja . .4?:,.!Q1 ,J A l ' . 3 X! 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Nason . ...EF f if s 15,31 Pg, i lk ...gi X J . if Kathy Laughlin, Sue Jernstedt, and Cindy Johnson are caught by surprise D. Paolo W. Pedro while sewing Ln Home Ec. . 4.. ' ff sl n Q 5 -- Q: ' Q l 2'- , J K. Pckkola C. Peters M. Peters M. Petersen 15 E3 5:1 - li . l 95, Ji vs. , 'N l, .. ie' df- . J-'ff L l 1, will 23173 Q . , L? R. Phipps D. Privatsky D. Reslorfl' C. Rieder l4! !f P '- .'r.Qf.I , ' . .1 ,. wg - . r r 'ix -v-N .f' 1 J ra , e ' .' - ll 'ia f l ll i l ufifr.. J. Shaw B. Slaser G. Stepp B. Stevens J. Strange L. Strand R. Suess D. Taylor ..,,,' V: I Yiwu 155. M .r il A LL ,A ii! g x Y I ki 'M F J. V:mDyke J. VanTassel D- VOUEUW R. Wade . fi' Y ,- LT' M? gf fl ' 1,6 V' ., f . , ' 2.5 .31 . ,ax 1, ' e- i '. . H , 1 . r-N r f , .l 1 , .. I, ..,., I ' 'fl L Y 1 .Yr . C. Washington K. Wasson D. Webb G. Whalen '. f' ' Vt , . - '- J 1 iz... W 5 V H i L A I .. Q I 3. . K. ,l , 9 R v Q. . . ,X . A . ,I ,N Al f - A. n ew-ij 5 5? .- -, ' J 1 , - r, .. 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Sue Jernstedt practices before competition be- gins at the McMinnville tournament. Speech Club President Ken Hermens, Vice-President Jan Lundy, Secretary Nancy Paola, Treasurer Mary Cooke, Donna Amerson, Debbie Bellwood, Vicki Bellwood, Loren Collins, Sue Jernstedt, Meg Hermens, Sue Holst, Mike Long, Pam Webb, Brian Wood, Mark Wood, Advisor Mr. Kelly. MI- KCUY and Ken Hermens W01'k on Pl-HHS for the annual H0n01'flfY Debbie Bellwood, Donna Anerson, and Mike Long are getting ready Banquet. for competition at Lewis and Clark. Bible Club Some members pay attention as plans for the Christmas program are discussed. President Jodena Austin, Vice President Angela Austin, Secretary-Treasurer Steve Bucher, Cindy Adolf, Cynthia Berry, Carolyn Bodeen, Bever- ly Brawand, Cathy Cockerham, Dennis VanEuw, Steve Foster, Peggy Huddleston, Laura Jackson, Mark Juenemann, Jim Keener, Sandy Mes- singer, Larry Park, Mary Lou Petersen, Allene Rhea, Ken Summers, Mike Summers, Becky Ward, Scott Waters, Advisor Mr. Turner. Carolyn Bodeen and Scott Waters enjoy themselves at the Christmas party which was held at the Turner home, I Becky Ward and .Todena Austin are quiet as a member makes a suggestion at a meeting. .A ,- T -wage . f 1 f 1- sg. ' 412571, QQ, ' ' v - 1' . sl, '-'N fi- zggff, ? f Wgs, 5,f, w M. f, if , .ftf l ,V li M.r. Canoy demonstrates how to develop iihn without a dark room. Camera Club President Trudy Strange, Vice-President Peggy Huddleston, Secretary-Treasurer Karen Wyffels, Angela Austin, Scott Brown, Steve Bucher, Tom Cratty, Linda Crawford, Lloyd Goad, Ruth Ann Hevener, Laura Jackson, Jane Ketzner, Etha King, Chris Newby, Bill Olson, Gwyne Stevens, Randy Wade, Dennis Webb. Advisors Mr. Canoy and Mr. Kimura. Members listen to an interesting talk explaining the parts of a cam- Trudy Strange sells a cake raffle ticket to Donna Amerson. era. Girls Athletic Association Some members listen as ideas are told for money making projects. Linda Martin tells how the athlete achievement awards are to be presented. H 1 - ni sg .5 in , 4 fs iid Gloria Wffels and other members laugh as events from Mother Daugh- I ter Night are retold. President Linda Martin, Vice President LaVonn King, Secretary Kathy Jernstedt, Treasurer Anita Raineri, Assistant Awards Chairman Julie Frost, JoAnn Allyn, Malia Amerson, Kay Belt, Sandie Eidsmoe, lla Goebel, Judy Gray, Peggy Huddleston, Etha King, Lorna Kobs, Kathy Krieck, Wendy Mullen, Gwyne Stevens, Trudy Strange, Cheryl Vernon, Karen Wyffels, Holly Whitman, Advisor Miss Kilgore. Katie VanDyke tells members about the District meeting which was held in Scappoose. Terri Payne, Sue Pfeiffer, Janelle Munro, and Merri Crownover listen while the date for the Mt, Hood trip is announced. Future Homemakers of America President Katie VanDyke, Vice President Kay Belt, Secretary Ruth Ann Hevener, Treasurer,Janet Bernards, Cindy Adolf, JoAnn Allyn, Donna Anerson, Malia Amerson, Carolyn Bodeen, Becky Bolt, Diane Bony, Kristie Brown, Jeanie Camarillo, Kathy Cockerham, Mary Cooke, Linda Crawford, Merri Crownover, Vicke Dietzman, Sandy Eidsmoe, Julie Frost, Jan Gelbrich, Nita Goebel, Judy Gray, Meg Hermens, Sue Holst, Laura Jackson, Carol Jacopi, Debra Johnson, Nancy Kahler, Alice Ketzner, Jane Ketzner, Etha King, Debbie Mitchell, Wendy Mullen, Janelle Munro, Terri Payne, Mary Petersen, Mae Petersen, Joan Reynoldson, Dwan Rollins, Juanita Russell, Gretchen Stermer, Gwen Stevens, Trudy Strange, Cheryl Vernon, Marleene Walker, Linda Warner, Gloria Whalen, Karen Wyffels, Anita Raineri, Cheri Thornton, Advisor Mrs. Meek. Judy Gray, Julie Frost, and Jeanie Camarillo discuss the caroling party. Bafsl F.H.A. members run the concession stand during the home football games. if E Future Farmers of America The officers and Mr. Bowman try to decide which night would be best for the green hand initiation and bowling. awww , G Rags ' 5635 I 3 ki ' WW Q Ti fl- -vids f X rr H realm t m H H s 1 H rr. is .sg Murray Paolo tells of his experiences in Washington D.C. this past summer. Steve Foster, John Sitton, and Richard Cloeplil listen as plans are made for the Mt. Hood trip. President Murray Paolo, Vice President Mike Payne, Secretary John Luoto, Treasurer Larry Cook, Reporter Ken Payne, Sentinel Don J acopi Jerry Aasby, Buster Adams, Tom Baker, Tom Brawand, Richard Cloeplil, Mark Cooke, Lynn Cooper, Craig Crawford, Mike Crawford, Steve Foster, Dave Grassman, Dan Luoto, Bill Olsen, John Sitton, Floyd Utton, Jim Walker, Dennis Webb, Marvin Wirth, Advisor Mr. Bowman. Band 1.-jlwrj' 1 i A Q ii t f A -nl Ken Summers practices before the band goes on their trip to Du- fur. Terry Amerson, Carolyn Bodeen, Ma.ry Casebourn, Megan Casebourn, Ramona Casey, Dianna Cochran, Merri Crownover, Vicki Dietzman, Jack Eichhorn, Sandy Eidsmoe, Mike Farmer, Robert Goad, Terry Harris, Peggy Huddleston, David Johnson, Jesse Kobs, Lorna Kobs, Larry Park, Mary Petersen, Tim Pfieffer, Preston Schmitt, Susan Stepp, Barry Stevens, Ken Summers, Mike Summers, Curtis Taylor, Randy Wade, Dennis Webb, Gloria Whalen, Bill Whitford, Mr. Yonker, Instructor. X , X Tim Pfieffer plays the drums for a pep assembly. l The band plays for the home basketball games. Chorus V The girls are working on songs for the Thanksgiving services at the Yamhill Christian Church. Chorus members sing for Christmas in the Carlton Park. The girls practice before singing for the Christmas program for the high school. ' JL, Some of the boys try to memorize the songs they are going to sing for a high school P.T.A. meetings Malia Arnerson, Connie Barrett, Loretta Beck, Mike Blosser, Becky Bolt, Kathy Cockerham, Faye Cranford, Jan Cratty, Tom Cratty, Luwana Grimes, Bee Hermens, Sharon Jacopi, Nancy Kahler, Jim Keener, Alice Ketzner, Connie Lawson, Sherry Mayor, Don McMurray, Debbie Mit- chell, Fred Moncy, Rick Moncy, Wendy Mullen, Chris Newby, Deane Paolo, Wanda Pedro, Mae Petersen, Dennis Restor, Mike Russell, Gloria Stepp, Kathy Stonebrink, Ken Summers, Mike Summers, David Taylor, Debbie Triplett, Keith Vernon, Dennis VonEuw, Denice Wagner, Michelle Wagner, Marla Wasson, Josie Wilcox, Miss Bach, Instructor. We've Got Spirit Senior Anita Amerson Queen Missy Jernstedt Junior Jan Lundy Varsity Rally smiles their hello. Senior Rhonda Wasson Junior Reva Knodel Kittens Are Alright Donna Amerson Susan Holst Vicky Bellwood Pam Webb Sue Pfeiffer Frosh rally: Chris Gardner, Ruth Hudson, Cathy Laughlin, Kathy Wasson, and Sue Jemstedt. Matmen Fight with Might i iirr K Q , ' , ' 1 7 1 f W ,N , 17 Y I ' . 1 - 2 L, ii L- A + mg i iiii ii Y i- K ' if fu 2 1, i ,, H, Z.. 'I 5 ' ll Y ,, ' N l vr , -X i ' ' Q Aw, 155 A if Qsawwgeww L r Mi ,E , ,L. , ,, I I 3 r j r Sophomore Merri Crownover Sophomore Meg Hermens Queen Julie Frost J.V. Rally Shots Practice makes perfect, .even on rally. Donna Amerson and Vicky Bellwood give J.V.'s support. L to R: S. Nichols, A. Fox,P. Coppinger, G. Gelbrich, R. McLeod, T. Frost, Coach Smith Manager, T. Pfeiffer, R. Foster, S. Bernards, R. Mason, J. Cooper, R. Buxton, J. Skuzeski. Glass Slipper Just Didn't Fit! The 1970-71 basketball season is one we could compare to the story of Cinderella without the handsome prince finding Cinderella. The goal of every basketball team is one winning a spot in the State Basketball Tournament. To qualify for the .state tourney you must first proceed through the District Tournament. This goal was almost a reality by the end of the season. Just as poor Cinderella used to be hassled by her sisters and mother, so it was with the Tigers, as they were hassled by such ugly sisters as Dayton, Willamina, Nestucca, Banks and Amity. T his, of course, was during the first found of Yamama League action. Cinderella had a fairy godmother who gave her a great carriage to help fulfill her wishes. The Tigers' godmother was a feeling of confidence that would carry them all to the fancy ball, called the second round of Yawama League ac- tion. All eyes were on Cinderella as she entered the ball- room in spectacular form. The Tigers entered the second round in spectacular form also, as they eliminated Banks from the unbeaten status in Yawama play. The Tigers continued their winning Ways by defeating Dayton, Nestucca, and Sheridan. But much like the story of Cinderella, the clock struck twelve and the handsome prince did not find the Tigers in time, so they settled for a lesser reward than that of the district tourna- ment. The Tigers' reward was that they knew, by seasons' end, they were one of the best teams in the league. If the ball had bounced different ways in different games the prince might have found us. There were many outstanding contributions throughout the year by the 5 seniors, 7 juniors and 1 sophomore that made up this years' varsity basketball team. And with many juniors and sophomores coming back for another year of basketball, maybe our carriage will not turn into a pumpkin and the glass slipper will fit. Coach Smith L- Y-C .... .... 4 6 Scappoose . . . . . .65 Y-C .... .... 6 7 Woodburn . . . . . .79 Y-C .... .... 7 2 Scappoose . . . . . .92 Y-C . . .... 48 Vernonia . . . . .68 Y-C . . .... 54 Vernonia . . . . .74 Y-C . . .... 70 Woodburn . . . . . .63 Y-C . . .... 40 Banks ....... . . .61 Y-C . . .... 71 North Marion ...... .4-4 Y-C . . .... 60 North Marion ....... 69 Y-C . . .... 50 Amity ...... . . 65 Y-C . . .... 67 Willamina .... . . . 85 Y-C . . .... 43 Dayton ..... . . 65 Y-C . . . .... 69 Sherwood . . . . . . 58 Y-C . . .... 64 Sheridan . . . . . .63 Y-C . . .... 52 Nestucca . . . . . .70 Y-C . . . .... 62 Banks ..... . . 61 Y-C . . . .... 55 Willamina .... . . . 57 Y-C . . .... 71 Amity .... . . 89 Y-C . . .... 41 Dayton .... . . .36 Y-C . . .... 56 Sherwood . . . . . . 68 Y-C . . . .... 64 Sheridan . . . . . . 62 Y-C' . . . .... 79 Nestucca . . . . . 69 Row 1, 1-r: D. Luoto, J. Sitton, T. Baker, M. Farmer, J. McLeod. Row 2: P. Gardner, G. Geelan, R. Schmiedel, L. Pattershall, Coach Leather wood, L. Cook, L. Nichols, B. Neill. Hustle, Speedv Key to J.V. Success The first night of practice looked as though it would be a bleak season with only 7 guys out and only one of these was over 5' 8 . But then as the varsity had to release some of their candidates down to the J .V. level and a few others turned out to help the team, it began to get a little crowded at practice. There was a good nucleus to start with since this group had compiled a 15 win-6 loss record from the year before. Coach Smith kept Randy Foster on the varsity, even thgouh he was a sophomore, and this obviously weakened the rebound strength from our team. But Larry Nichols came up from the freshman team and proved to be a big factor in our team,s success. The physical strength of our team, man for man, seemed to be a little superior to that of our opponents. So, even though we were shorter than our opponent, every game we always had a little more hustle and speed to win with. Since we were a strong team, we used a full court press and man- to-man defense all of the time. It was a very pleasant and rewarding season as we ended up with a record of 19 wins and 3 losses overall, and a 12 win-2 loss league record, which was first place. Coach Leatherwood Scappoose. . . Woodburn. . . Scappose . . . Vernonia . . . Vernonia . . . Woodburn. . . Banks ..... North Marion North Marion Amity ..... Willamina . . . Dayton .... Sherwood . . . Sheridan .... Nestucca .... Banks .... Willamina . . . Amity .... Dayton ..... Sherwood. . . Sheridan .... Nestucca . . . L to R: M. Peters, S. Gardner, M. Collins, R. Sticka, D. Johnson, Coach Barnett, R. Dietzman, D. Taylor, R. Phillips, B. Buxton J Kobbs 6Mental Attitudes' Reason for Success. The 1970-71 Freshman basketball team compiled an im- pressive 16-4 record. Looking merely at this record, one would be able to say that it was a very successful season. However, success should not always be measured in terms of wins and losses alone, it should include individual pro- gress and improvement throughout the season. The beginning of the season greeted 10 individuals with only one thing in common, the hope of earning a starting position on the team. As the season progressed many changes in attitudes as well as basketball ability took place. These 10 individuals were no longer individuals compet- ing with one another, but, one unit of 10 players striving to improve themselves, not for personal glory, but for the ben- efit of the team. The simple fact that there were no individuals on this team of 10 is a tribute to the mental attitudes which they developed and the primary reason for a successful year. Coach Barnett Sheridan. Sherwood Dayton. . Woodburn Sheridan. Sherwood Mollala. . Sherwood Vernonia Dayton. . Dayton. . Vernonia Willamina Dayton. . Willamina Sherwood Willamina Seniors . Scappoose Amity . . 1 1 . W l Alan Fox drives around Sheridan opponent. Hey Glenn! Has my 'finger come through yet? Coaches display contrasting moods during game action Y-C defense cuts off fast break attempt by opposing team. Sam Nichols is caught in 'hands up' position during home contest. Tackle attempt fails as Glenn Gelbrich handles ball. Front Row, 1-r: C. Robles, R. Ruggles, J. Assby, M. Russel, K. Burnham, B. Fountain, S. Brown. Back Row: R. Phipps, M. McDonald, M. Sum- mers, Coach Sorber, M. Long, R. Muckey, B. Burnham, Coach Judd. rapplers Hold Their 0wn This year Y-C's wrestlers got off to a slow start as they finished in 6th place in league action. During the season the team showed a lot of determina- tion and never gave up. Anrexample of the never say die spirit of the team was the fact that they finished in 4th place at the District Wrestling Tournament held at Dayton. This year the Tigers sent four men to the State Wrestling Tournament in Corvallis. They were: Scott Brown in the 141 lb. weight class, Ron Phipps at l48 lbs., Randy Ruggles at 106 lbs. and Bruce Fountain at 136 lbs. The outlook for next year is very good with everyone re- turning except for Mike McDonald, Ken Burnham and Bruce Fountain, who will be lost due to graduation. Y-C .... ...16 Banks... ....37 Y-C .... ..21 Amity... ....36 A-C .... .... 4 4 Willamina . . . . . . . 13 Y-C .... .... 4 1 Dayton. . . . . . . . 8 Y-C .... .... 2 2 Sheridan .... .... 2 9 Y-C .... .... 2 4 Nestucca . . . . . . 27 Y-C .... .... 2 5 Sherwood . . . . . . 25 Y-C .... .... 5 2 Vernonia .... . . . 5 Y-C .... . . 11 North Marion ...... 36 Bruce Fountain begins to put finishing touch on Sheridan opponent. D Qt. Gi. Front Row, 1-r: F. Menke, B. Olsen, J. VanDyke, W. Barber, S. Waters, D. McLaughlin. Back Row: Coach Judd, M. Nason, M. Cooke J Cook D. Grassmen, Coach Sorber. .V.'s Have Inspiring Year Y-C . . . . 11 Y-C . . . . . 8 Y-C . . . . 20 Y-C . . . . .8 Y-C . . . . 17 Y-C . . . . .5 Mike McDonald does his thing during match. Y-C . . . . 12 Y-C . . . . .5 Y-C . . . . . 3 Scott Brown prepares to pin his opponent during home match. Banks . . Amity . . . Willamina . . Dayton. . . Sheridan. . . Nestucca . . Sherwood . . Vernonia . . . North Marion President Ken Summers I. .-Q' ,Q ! l 'jan l fir ' .L . r 1- wr -- gi .rw 'Q if! B. Adams W. Barber 1. ' ' 1-5 4 V 1' . If ,I .Y S. Brown xl ' ' - is A. '. xi -3 'ex M.Cooke 'mfs ' FTW V, ,V '17 .5144 JI' 1 V. .. r R. Denny OPHO GRE Vice-President Donna Amerson 4 A'-...E 'U G F ..,. Al l A ., r.. QM f M QE' ww. wg C. Adolf ff? Xi 'u so illfg .W Lv' r . VJ , ,, 1 x ,I L. Beck V. I S. Bucher gf' , X ' . i' f , sn 1: - 40 . . ., an F. Cranford L. DeVan 6673 99 i 9 f 2 . ' ' N w 5 I F ,x 4 H ar I r I 5' S . 9 u' 1 . . 1 S. Allison D. Amerson B. Arumbul .. F ' . .. ru ' .xl 1 .. 1 Q -1- . gf, J 2 A: ' . 'er U ' ' f, ' V. Bellwood C. Berry C. Bodcen 2 1' H ill ! . TC f f' f A , ' 'xl .-5 . 7' 1 ty x Ja . . M, Caseboum K. Clouse D. Cochran 35 . r 1: l . X S 1 ' , D, C,-my L. Crawford R. Crawford r I 1 J bi V lg' . , . f . I .' -r wx W M +:s..az:... do f - A . A by ,Ui 141- X ,H ,ffff A ' f ill .J L il? 2 I ' - ' 1 - fl ' . . h n 1, D. Dietzel J. Eichhorn S. Eidsrnoe 'ff , f?9'4Q,v - - ' ., ,... rr . - M4 ' ir ' 5 rr sq ' Treasurer Vicky Bellwood . ' Vu fl' .- X .r . Q V E..-I A. Austin 'C Y' ,f 1 4 l F , . os ' , B. Brawand . V '1.- t-.fu . ' 3. ,A l 1 r, L Ma fia J. Cook ,Q 1 l , ' :gr 1. g : L1 4 J'- ,r -:U M. Crownover f I rf . ri - no 2, 1, lr- ' I'- ,M Y. L A, E ' ' l 4 . A l N N if: .qi X.. u x-Ls M. Farmer fz' I . .. bf? 1 W 1 N . 'xx Q Secretary Diane Tribbett T. Baker 1, 'rf 'G s . Q- ll 'wtf l . v I , ,H 'EQ ' K. Brown A orwr AF. f' t L. Cook ...B 3, f.. .W . el W N M. Cushman D. Fidel -I-flue .ml .r G. Fidel f Avi. .I I sm -an c D. Grassman E J' Q1 MJ- I ., J. L. Jackson I K. Jernstcdl l A l rf 1 .-l ' D :QE -. 'k : it7 U - , lfi' . f 1 . . . ' f , xi 1' fir A - . ' V . 1 M lf 3, 1. 'V -vs lfid v, u Q ' - . L, ,A v ' IQ I 1, 'C' 1' 'f .L N ,A ' ., 4, ! . all XV I N I - f 2 4 4 , ' GN lg A ...A 4 rr rn .1 ' -A 1 1 R. Foster S. Foster J. Frost N. Goebel L, Gonvein -, , V- A if -'J , N r A.,-V J. .7 ,If L-.hw 'L J' -1' , v f T: , J -r J ' D 5 I 1- ' 1 4 - r Y A ' if .L M , R ' 07' .E 2 rr' , 'C' . 3' N r ' ' - J . . C ,r.-, D- GYUTIBS L- GYUTICS D. Henry M. llcrmens P, lmnggwrmh .,,4- Tl VV Steve Thorton, Pam Webb and Mark Juenemunn team up while observing bacteria cultures collected from thc uir. A. Ketzner 19' v'.4.' A ' 1 gtg V V lla, Y' 3- I X ' . T' , - w lr M ' . 1. . Q- -l R 1 2 P , L . ,X ' Y . 1 J - I ir , ga' . W ' 1- A f X 55 3 gil. , -M Qtr. 1. l.,' LW. fkxv- , ull . ' kv 'vi-lil L. Kobs K. Krieck D. Luoto L. Mcllvainc D. McMurray R. Mzrcrz . . , Q- nf X ' a 5- -av ' 'y' - X ' A' ' . rl 4 ' .xl , .'-g. I L, I, bl .Ev lv i i r V 5 , 7 ' Q I y Y Q if ix SKK I 11 L s : . ff -. ' R - ' l 1 .4 r 1 l I ll Q ' G. Mayor R. Menluc F. Money R. Muckcy B. Mullcns J. Munro Nfl V. Gouvciu S.l'l0lsl 5' 1 l : wg. . I ,. li? ff w. R. Jenkins M. .luencmunn IEP ...fmt 'ni . - ,l 0 ll r .I . ' Ll R 4 . 1 E. King ff . . . X1 gf fx'-.Q S. M3I'lll1 M. Nason Linda Crawford and Gwync Stevens talk over the la ' ' ' '- vi i A-dx ma- . 's ue' R V 1 ,ci . Reynoldson R. Ruggles V ' , -all . ' .J 4, ' ,J . 7 Af dnl, , ' 'Q ffl hi. ' , , .elx - f J. Sitton B. Shaw If g . ,x ,., ,I ' ' 19- ., - 'V' I ki M S- f A ,Q Mig :VH S fu . D. Taylor S. Thorton 1 l .Ili h , h l D. Wagner R. Warketin l-I. Whitman P. Whitton K ...-1 test while sewing. F 'f A A .l .N L 5 gf 1? 1 ,. W' ii 'N X .., Qu. V, ii -- .. . Tie. M. Russel L .z -. . 7 sf , 5,31 iff' :in Yr! lxxx. . +131 B. Staser X. ir D. Tribbett A N, . I I .A . A 'ei l. N . r - . ,A ' Vi -, - .., 11' A ' W . .,. fffL9 iJf '- Ja. - P. Webb eel. 5 F. 1:51 4' A - .L in l .3 R. Wilhelm H. . ... ,,..,,.f Q ' A f 'Q 27' ' . fa - I, ii i X? B. Neill Jrw -. Av, ll sg I-.V PPM 1- F l. '. I ' ' r 1 ' :rf 5:1711 ' I Q., Av 'ah v' Q X fm' T. Payne .l. Salinas v ,T 1 ,xi aa: z W slay 1 f D. Steele 61 -K gi? W N . - ,fi ' -A 1:5 . 1 is A -1 . f l Um . Q pf 1. f , it. x C. VanTassel 1. A- 4 : . .413 ?Q rfg2 Qfa a errg.--. i N. Whitehead B. Wood l Rf l . 5 ,gh 4 M. Newby 'ii i ' ' i Iv. I' n-.X vs l ' , L. ' I .--: i ll' wil' :QL film s. Pfeiffer jg. ' 7 1 R. Schmiedel ..wEil. 'T x 4 .ii A if , in . ,. 'Q B. Stepp I 4,'1fi,ffj ' A ,f -' ' I is' ' '.:v 5 R. Varuskzt C. Zeigler if , 5, , W F . . f. ,gr . 43... -r '. . 'fer B. Olson J. Payne :V fifth Q Y '1' . , .Tim ' , Q ,qi cg' wi r 'nw D. Potter L. Ray 5. I ' il Y. ' . ,ai f l 'Q i 'xi is . M, Seward V. Simonis I G. Stevens K. Summers if :1.vi: :.:I'.-.El u :.!qQ'f ' 'E Ili- X ' .. 5, , e fiinjgj ' ' 'li-5 ii e ' . -37. -xx ,g I - ie- ! '-fi. in 1457 K. Vemon L. Vertner Mr. Canoy gives Larry Cook advice on nolding an eye dropper. we fr UNIGR ': , JI. President Jim Skuzeski 667299 Vice-President TIGHSLIICI Ron Phipps JUCIY Gfay .. :,, , 'Q' ' . -A Q' ' .NH 2 .. lf' . ' ss. I I KT I A 4 ,.1 V vu . - A.. .1 .F . 'Pr ' 5 I U 2.1. .5 14 g- . qs . ' -: ty. ' L A ph. r f . ' ' H ' -' 4 2 A H ..w...Q...1 R. Amerson C. Barrett K. Belt J. Bernards B. Burnham C, Bush Y .JI ' 'gm 5'-3.55 L ' 'M ,, f ' '5 5:55E . -. M b e 5 ' ' - Ee 1 2' r , 1 ' , 1 -' -Q. - , vi ' B 1 agar. . ruwwwm 'wr 1,2 r. H rf f fr - 5, 14-W A ' -1 'j ' J.Ca.m:1rille D. Chaffee R. Cloeptil K. Cockerham M. Cooke F. Cnultas I ,. Y Fgfxcir .. ? Mffifi J M. DeHart V. Dieilman B. Dudding S. Durham J, Fam A. Fox . .9 H. .Q .Lg 'ef ' . .5 U' fa' ' r l - . 4. - r 'cw M-I 1 it , Y J Q. -. 4 'EQQQQQQ , . Qi Q K ' 1 G ' .5 -V Ml R. Gardner G. Geelan R. Geelan J. Gelhrich J. Goad J- Gray Y I DD LU, .f--fir .LJ ' R' , all .,.. ' V r '11 . Vg F , . . ' ' Q P, 5 , . 1. Q 1 'arf E , J X - -A . Yi r, A- N .N . 'ff 1 H' . . J ,. R. Hevener A. Hndney P. Huddleston D. Jacopi D. Johnson N. Kahler J Q Secretary Katie VanDyke R. Buxton Minsk I f 2.3, -' 4. 1 T. Cox .1 7' 7' A 1 D.Fuersr K. Hermens .EEEIEEI X -9 ,fait ii Fr 'QF 33 ww 4 A 55' e x 9' 1 Qs I . Keener , ,mx 1.4 I . V 9 aw 'i U 57 J. Ketzner L. King R :IA1 '::':: . 1- -5 ' lil ll . i' ll- ' Yi ltl 1.x x J 4 'M H... U35 N- ---.Ns X P. Lane J. Lawson M . Jlirll l :K ' ., ' W -- ' J. Luoto G. Margin ff .gk V2 lil l ' H R. McLeod M. McLoud . JH-sb. S. Nichols B. 015011 What, me worry? says Janet B :gr ' I I J' c. . ll R. Knodel R. Kujawinski l ?eAl.4:, V' t if ' Mi .1 M. Long J. Lundy ,i . l .1 I 6 w as 'Fw --1 . L ir :i Q - , -. I! Sunshine Dixon hands out big assignment to deputy, Jim Skuzeski. R. Mason J. McLeod . ., Q? V21 . J 1 r 1, Q lf ll : h , ' 'N ti J l X X. 4 ' A -U if-1 - J. - ii ,f i Rf C. McMurray F. Menke D Mitchell W Mullens C, Newby ,Siu Wi. o-15 -A A fra .i,,,.H , . N. Paolo P. Paolo L. Parks L. Puterslmll 5, Peters R. Phipps 0l'H2ll'dS- Mr. Turner's U.S. History class are caught hard at work? L. . fi VI. l ' . , QS J F l -.1 T 'W ' .AQ J. V I I Lg , V, Az. . , .A -4 :L G Powell V. Reagor R. Rhodes B. Roscndahl J. Skuzeski ! 1 X , lik , . l' JL t ii lin: ' T. Strange R. Straight M. Summers C. Taylor , Y , - C. Walker A. Walters Ruth Ann Hevener and Jeanie Camarillo are caught in D. Triplett S. Utton ct-,, 4 y,,f:' .WV f 1 ,Iggy R A 'C Il ' ' J. ' NJA' J... .1 ,- V I . .. .. f -' ' J J .Q We ' ' C' Ak ,V i vS' A ' , J W L . ' ' ' - rv... j. J f lu ' f' . JJ' 45 Qi 'Y- I VanDyke C. Vernon G. Vertner M. Wagner QT., ,. ,a J' , rf: Warner 2 E. v ll I .' -'ll D. West J. Washington If J 6 L 1 I my 1 J. Whitford Jane Ketzner and Katie VanDyke are caught from behind while talking to Mr, Canoy. ,. :F , nr, Y. .1 - T .,, I . ,-M -F 1 'fl X ' T. Smilh G. Stermcr Randy McLeod waits for the arrival ot' Black Beauty X' T. Ward df l .- ' ' 1 fx . S. Waters' 1 .,4vj,g+-, .5 ,. M N I A . K. wyffels . 1 . N c S A , fc ' ' 5 J l : UL 5 5 c . 5' 1 ' . I Q I J: I I 1 Q . 1, J .. , j : - . 4 - 5 , : I 1 I I I : - -I ' . 5 Il C 1 ' . . I I I 1 . 3 1 1 X g . I I ' qv J .l x 1 i , new-.fm H. U r 1 2 Mele? , . ,I , rggfmgm. , Sie :fre rex, r. ' ' W. 'f ,.,-Y-,. - ,. r -' JM ,rw . .. ,- fx , r QZSZWQ. '- W - 'L ,, fkffi H- r --f-- K e g - 4. .J r, are -A- M' ' -V ' -45? 'Q-' ' ', Wi --Sidi:-:L--1 -J--' ' 'QA-4-' ' ' '- . '-1- -I '-ii 7531 .fi ' ' N' -, - - .-..- 7,'- V' n 1' A ,.,, . 4 . V - -KMA: 4 -we - , .-. -, f , Q.v4'H5'-- -' .' -ag, K-ff:-r. ' M... Q Gif ue V - ',' - I ,, 1 ' 2 ng,-'fi . 2' fi-13lsJ '- Q- yin? '7 'Mgwv -, , ,,.,gj,,. 'f ,. i.. , A -. , if . . LW -- ,1 rf! --.y.w5fy-nm. 4- i -, ., f , , . M. ' - lv P f,,,,i 'f' 11.1.5-gf,gf1p',,,f ww- 2li2?fQ5,1,,r G'l'r- ,,xq,..,g,w L Q 'nm . Y 1 Lggp.-. , I b. ,I i L.. ,Q Y' wwf www.. 45, ,N ,W .max ,. wi Av.-P. 'g .AQ..-- 1 gg.-. Eiga, -511 . . . ., , - '. 'Lust L- '.4, ir' QI-v'l',. ,- 'L .- s.5!- s 1 PRI Paul Coppinger and Glenn Gelbrich and Keith Nichols and Terry Arnerson and Dotty Wampler Connie Sitton Marilyn Brown JoAnn Allyn March April May June 50 Now let me make this perfectly clear!!!! W Four sophomore babes are caught playing peeping tom, Glenn and Rhonda are keeping up their good measure in the pub e Royalt Shots Missy Jernstedt shows surprise at being chosen princess. - Bruce Fountain and Dotty Wampler dance the royal dance Rhonda Wasson and Steve Hagen walk towards the awaiting court. Bruce picks Dotty as the 1971 Prom Queen. Those Were the Daysl' Couples enjoy dancing at the Prom. The Clay provided music for the event. Bruce and J an talk over plans for the evening. T -V 5- , A Q- -gk. ,- S217 JW' S- .JLX i- - Y I A , Y JS Q T. Q P gg,' D ' ., Q17 5 L .,. X ' 1 L in , an 2 15- V 1 if 4 Q31 E9 4 1 N N 'gg' el B We From left to right: Princess Rhonda Wasson, Queen Dotty Wampler, and Prin- cess Missy Jernstedt. The 1971 Banquet and Prom were held on April 15 and 17. The Banquet was held at Grandma's Table in Beaverton Guest speaker for the event was Tony Meeker. The Prom, Those Were The Days , was held at Mitche1l's Lodge, just out of Yamhill. ,I . mn I limi E., . ,.. ,. N r Tf::- ww-iw Mimi ff' f :fi , J FD is 5' ,mf ...Q- ,v- 0. 2 3 f ' , 71' 232335 : 51354 1 3 , . J x ' . ,,Llh, v ,.- L K gl From left to right: Prince Steve Hagen, King Bruce Fountain, and Prince John Cooper. 14.4 sc sa Jane and Kathy prepare the punch. Fast dancing provides fun for Those Were They Days s Q r X WN fl,l Mark Wood, Brian Wood and Loren Collrns drscuss then' parts rn the Spanish play. aw, wsu 'w 'lm 'H E ,. 'ss H mb 'Im song, ,llrefife Presrdent Rafael Robles Vrce Pres Pam Webb Soc1a1V1ce Pres V1ck1e Bellwood Sec Donna Amerson Krrstre Brown Mary Bushman Mary Casebourn, Megan Casebourn Mary Cooke Becky Foster Chrrsty Gardner Susan Holst Ruth Hudson Jan Lundy Debbre Mrtchell Yvonne Mrtchel Bill Mullen, Wendy Mullen Josepha Nrsbet Jannene Payne Tern Payne Kathy Pekkola Cmdy Peters Rrck Phrllrps Mark Seward Drane Steele, Gretchen Stermer Drane Trrbbet Della Vaage Jrm VanDyke Cheryl Vernon Kerth Vernon Lmda Warner Brran Wood Mark Wood Advisor Mr. Babb Future Teachers of America 1 I ffl' Z , ,A if f+ - t 'I - is V 4 12 e e eeeeee gt-gs f X , ' , ' Ghflfl- f P W if lf. intel 1 'rl-A -viiivol. l ' ' 4 ' , , L buf-, - s -v if . ?o , . ., , , . , 0, ' .-..-ob? - . 4.4. -. Mrs. Turner and Connie Sitton discuss some possible activities. Becky Ward, Sandy Messinger, and Nancy Kahler listen to fifth graders give their version of the news. F,T.A. presented Mr. Magoo for a money making project. President Connie Sitton,Vice-President Mark Wood, Treasurer Nancy Kalher, Secretary Cathy Jernstedt, J odena Austin, Sandy Messinger, Becky Ward, Advisor Mrs. Turner. Tiger Paws A dv- 05 9,-' it fa A 'rl 1 1 i Nancy Paolo and Ken Hermens work on stories for the next paper. Wanda Foster, Dottie Wampler, and JoAnn Allyn discuss an article in last week's paper. I Wanda Foster types a story for the paper. Editor JoAnn Allyn, Asst. Ed. Ruth Ann Hevener, Sports Ed. Missy Jernstedt, Business Ed. Marilyn Brown, Exchange Ed. Dotty Wampler, Copy Ed. Nancy Paolo, Gestefax Operator Gary Martin, Cartoonist Ronny Jenkins, Production Ed. Ken Hermens, Advisor Mrs. Smith. sac' 52- .15 '.:: ' A Jeanie Camarillo, Jan Lundy, Cindy Hermens, Janet Bernards, Deb Bellwood, John Cooper, Dan Steig, Jane Ketzner, Mary Peterson, Connie Sitton, Linda Martin, Advisor, Mrs. Smith. Not pictured Anita Amerson. sei 45, qi, Cindy Hermens, Janet Bernards and Dan Steig work trying to get done before a deadline. Jane Ketzner asks, Do you want your picture taken? --A ,nm Annual Staff Lee I L.2T1iZ1 1 Yiflsn -ing,-6 4 il Y' -xp ., 3. I X i 4.45. 44 459' f- .L Linda'Martin works on the Senior Scene. John Cooper and Mr for layout sheets. s. Smith discuss plans 5e- Book Store Bookstore Manager, Dotty Wampler, keeps the books up to date in the bookstore. Gary Martin waits for the bookstore to open. E z i . S - I - , Assistant Jeanie Camarillo, keeps the books in neat order among her other duties. T he Matchmaker The Matchmaker cast listen as Barnaby speaks. Due to royalty difficulties, The Matchmaker was not presented in December. Later developments were made which permitted the play production, but because of several conflicts The Matchmaker was cancelled entire- ly. A gl-ii . rss Brea Dolly expresses her surprise over the chicken dinner. Horace Vandergelder . . . Mike Long Dolly Levi .... Cornelius Hackel Irene Malloy . . . Minnie Fay .... Barnaby Tucker . Flora VanHusen Cindy Hermens . . . . .Ken Hermens . . . . Jean Camarillo . ..... Pam Webb ........BobNeil . . . . Deb Bellwood Ambrose Kemper ...... John Luoto Ermengarde . . . Malachi Stack . . Rudolph ..... August .... Cabman . . . Joe Scalon . . Housekeeper . . Cook ........ Student Director Director ...... Rhonda Wasson . . . . John Cooper . . . . Tim Frost ... . . Mark Wood . . .Paul Coppinger . . .Joe McLeod . . Connie Sitton . . . . . Nancy Paolo . . . .Marilyn Brown Mrs. Vicki Pearse L'Dol1y, will you marry me?,' Horace tries to forgive Cornelius. This Is Life ga 133. ' Seniors manage to snatch second place. Q Sam Gardner and Matt Peters find something interesting. Biology class proves to be work for some sophomores i. , , 1 , ,asfaritfzaaaif .L ,.l,4E,,. eg .2251 iigisif' iii 2- . Front Row, 1-r: F. Utton, T. Cratty, S. Nichols, R. Jenkins, T. Baker, K. Nichols, L. Nichols, M. Collins, D. Stieg. Back Row Coach Barnett C Wise, P. Coppinger, T. Pfeiffer, T. Frost, G. Laughlin, G. Gelbrich, R. Mason, W. Barber. fDedication, Desire, and Determination' Dedication, desire, and determination are perhaps the key words to describe the attitude of this year's baseball team. With these three ingredients present in each and every member of Y-C's baseball team the season ended a highly successful one. Its record of 22 wins and 8 losses was one of the best in the state. Unlike most seasons, the 1971 baseball season had no one turning point or highlight, instead its highlights were when each individual could look at himself and honestly say that he had become a better ballplayer because of his efforts and dedication. Although the 1971 Y-C Baseball team finished second in league play with a 12-2 record they possessed all of the qualities of a true championship baseball team. All of which was the result of lots of hard work. The season payed tribute to five members of the team who were voted to the F irst-Team Yawama League All- Star squd. This was a record number of players from any one team to be elected to the First-Team. Those selected were: Paul Coppinger-Infield, Tim Pfeiffer-Infield, Dan Stieg-Outtield, Keith Nichols-Pitcher, and Larry Nichols- Catcher. Being placed on the Second-Team All-Star Squad was Sam Nichols at an infield position. The 1971 Y-C Baseball Team finished second in league play with both losses coming at the hands of the Sherwood Bowmen, who eventually finished second in the state play- offs. Although the Tigers finished second in league, they possessed all the qualities of a true championship baseball team. Carol Barnett Gaston . . . Gaston .... Gaston .... Rex Putnum Gaston .... Banks .... Washington . Washington . Sherwood . . Willamina . . Wahtonka . . Wahtonka . . Nestucca . . Scappoose . Amity .... Dayton . . . Sheridan . . Banks .... Scappoose . Sherwood . . Seaside . . . Seaside . . . Willamina . . Dayton . . Nestucca . . Amity . . . Dayton . . . Sheridan . . Sherwood . . McMinnville Season-22-8 League-12-2 Second Plac , I ..f 'Q'A f' ' I 0' S t 1 fv - fx . .1 - , . P 1 -P..- v i 2 ' v L.,... V .1 f ,H A, an it 4-m 'N-.,.,.-1,49 W fi 5 'f+1f,,f 3? 3 1 I-1, Qu-AQ X gmt- 'I . : -H . . l - . C ' ' Q ri L:- T: 1 .X ' . X, . md I F. r 1 .1' mz5g , . J M -'jw Q . ff f V is ' 1 1 1 Xa 4' 15:-f-gsgf' 2 vu X41 I f V' R 'K N15.: nnl' A-, ' '-X.5i? x , ,- .v-v Q!!! Front Row, 1-r: D. Luoto, R. Phillips, B. Neill, M. McMurray, L. Mclllvaine. Back Row: Coach Leatherwood, R. Jenkins, R. Cloepfil, J. Har- wood, R. Dietzman, B. Stacer, M. Collins. J .V. Stickmen Finish First! Y-C .... ...l6 Gaston... Y-C .... ...2O Banks .... ....l0 Y-C .... .. .4 Banks ..... . . . .9 This year's J.V. stickmen came out on top as they placed , YC -'-- ' ' -7 Sherwood ' ' ' ' 15 first among all ofthe J.V. teams in the league. Dedication Y'C ---- - - o Nostucoa ' ' ' ' ' ' 0 and hard work can account for their success, as they fin- Y'C ---- ' - - 17 Gaston - ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 7 ished with a 9 win,8 loss record- Y-C .... . . . ll Banks ..... . . . . 19 Probably, most of these boys will be playing varsity base- YC ---- ---- 3 Sherwood - - ' ' ' 7 ball next year. They will be filling the shoes of eleven se- Y'C --'- - - - 12 Banks ----' ' ' - -7 niors, who were lost to graduation.This will undoubtedly YC ---- - - -0 SCHPPOOSB - - - - - - -5 make next year's team a young and inexperienced one, but Y'C ---- - - -6 Sherwood ---- - ' - - ' 5 with the type of mental attitude and devotion these boys Y-C 4--- - - -3 Seaside -'-- - - - - 10 have, it will be tough to knock Y-C out of the running next Y'C ---- - - - 14 59351116 - - - - - 16 year. Combined with the returning lettermen on varsity, the YC ---- - - -8 W111am1f1a - - - - - - 4 Tigers quite ,possibly will be a contender next year. YC --'- ---- 9 Sherwood ---- --'- 1 o Y-C .... ...ll Nestucca... ....1O Y-C .... . . . 16 Willamina . .. . . . 0 Season Record-9-8 73 Seated lr S Bernards S Hagen D Fidel G Martin A Fox L Pattershall, R. Schmeidel, M. Long,T. Cox, C. Bush, R. Phipps J Coop er Standing Coach Turner D Dempsey B McMurray M Cooke M Williams, L. Collins, R. Maerz, J. Walker, M. Russel, S. Gardner S Brown J Sitton D Baird A Peterson J Luoto S Foster D Johnson R. Amerson,R.Sticka, M. Farmer, J. Mcloed, D. MaGloughhn R Best 1n Y C History! Y-C .. .... 89 St. Paul . .. Yawama Relays: Y-C.. ...l12 BanksCBJ... Sherid. . . ..... 74 Dayton . . . Wiliam. . . .71 YC CBJ . . . Sherwd .... . . . 53 Sherid. CBJ . . . . Banks . .... 46 Willam. CBJ . . . Amity ......... 13 Willamette Relays: 4 lirst places-5 third places Y-C ...,...... 61 Gervais ......... Y-C .......... 88 Sheridan ........ Y-C... ...lllV2 Nestucca.... Y-C . . . .. . 91 Clatskanie . . . . Y-C ......... 106 Sherwood ....... Y-C CBJ . . . . . . 87 Gaston Varsity . . . . Y-C .... . . . 71 Forest Grove . . . . . Y-C CBJ . . . . . . 72 Forest Grove CBJ . . . Y-C .... . . . 93 Amity ....... . . . Y-C... ...1l5 Vernonia.... Y-C... ...84l6 Banks.... YC... ...103 Dayton... Y-C . . . ..... 103 Willamina .... . . . . District Meet-Y-C-151-lst. Place State Meet-Y-C-28-Sth. Place The near forty-man track team jogged, ran and sprinted over 3,060 miles along country roads, around the gym and around the football field to get into shape and take part in possibly the most successful track season in YC history. Up through the district track meet at George Fox Col- lege on May 21 and 22, the team had rolled up 24 wins and one loss. In early April the team won the Ywama Relays at Linfield College by outscoring the number 2 team by 48 points and setting two new league records. From there up to the State Meet the team went undefeated except to Gervais 75 to 61 on April 6, the team which ended second in the State Meet. In the District Meet Y-C scored 151 points, 53 more than Banks, the second place team, set one district record, tied another and set 3 school records. Those placing in the district meet were: Long Jump: Steve Bernards-second, Terry Cox-3rd.g Javelin: Ron Phipps-lst.: Terry Cox- 4th.: 440 Relay: Steve Hagen, Doug Fidel, Alan Fox, Steve Bernards-lst., Shot: Mike Long-2nd.g Craig Bush-Sth.: Mile Run: Randy Schmeidel-2nd.g Stanley Gardner-6th.: 100 yds.: Steve Hagen-lst.: Steve Bernards-2nd.: 440 yds.: Alan Fox-lst.: High Hurdles: Larry Pattershall-lst.: Terry Cox-4th.g Gary Martin-6th.g 880 yds.: Greg Geelan -4th.g John Luoto-Sth.: 220 yds.: Alan Fox-lstg Steve Hagen-2nd.g Pole Vault: Gary Martin and Terry Amerson tied for 6th.g Low Hurdles: Terry Cox-lst.: Larry Patter- shall-3rd.g 2 miles: Mark Cooke-4th.g Loren Collins-6th.g Mile Relay: Steve Bernards, Larry Pattershall, Steve Hagen and Alan F oxmlst. At the State Meet in Corvallis our team took 5th, place with 28 points based on a lst. by Alan Fox in the 440, in 50.5 seconds. The Mile Relay team placed lst. in 3129.9 fthe third new school record in this event the last three times they ran ity Alan Fox placed 2nd. in the 220 in a time of 22.9 seconds. Seniors leaving this year will be Steve Bernards who went to state in four eventsg Steve Hagen, who went to state in four events, Dennis Baird, Gary Martin, John Cooper, David Dempsey, Terry Amerson, and Jim Walker. These seniors will be hard, if not impossible, to replace next year. Coach Turner Pole-vaulter Gary Martin makes it all look easy as he clears bar. W E 31:13, W ' i.. A ,ir.7.., . .., , , ,.,..- ...... L- I H g ,B in V-..,glL,' f :Kg was friitix, .f L 3- '35 M is J J , .,:w+-1: Ld H 1 1 ':.-I .' . ,- 'rein L:. li'5Y get '. : ' ' .lisfff A . ij gif 1 ' iii,-51 'QQ' - -Q H 5 ,N tile! gig ' . ag E 2 5 W r syaff - 'T' 'l ' Siqlih L I ti- 4 l- . V ' it A ' f I ' A was 1. ' X 1 - L ..,' This is the effort that brought Alan Fox and the team a lst. place in the 440, a 2nd, in the 220, and a lst. in the mile relay. Mike Long displays his strength by throwing the shot, which brought him a 2nd. place at district. - 76 Front Row, l-r: E, King, P. Huddleston, A. Rhea, K. Laughlin, R. Hudson, K. Belt. Back Row: Coach Kilgore, B. Bailey, I. Goebel, W. Mullen L. Martin, L. Kobs, S. Jernstedt, K. Krieck, N. Goebel. Y-C's girls softball team played 5 games this year. One with McMinnville high school, Linfield College, McMinnville J r. High, and two with Sherwood. The girls were very en- thusiastic despite the fact that defeat was in the bag each time they played. The group is looking forward to next year and anticipating a better year. Y-C's girls track and field team, without the cooperation of the weather, performed the best of any group in many years. The girls had 4 league meets and l nonleague meet. In predistrict meets, Y-C's Tigresses were victorious. The league meet was held at Willamina, where the girls placed second. The following weekend saw the team travel to Astoria for the district meet, where in competition with 15 other schools, Y-C placed Sth. Only 3 of the girls are seniors so the team should be a district contender next year. Kay Belt attempts to man awaits throw. steal third base, while Sherwood third-base- Front Row, l-r: T. Smith, R. Knodel, S. Pfeiffer,C. Farmer, P. Huddleston. Back Row: Coach Kilgore, J. Monroe, W. Mullen, K. Belt, W. Foster M. Casey, K. Pekkola, K. Jernstedt. J 4 -ww X N, x 'Q E95 M .. 'fx in sz, M. , R5 -if ax . V .L N1 wg H, 5, A 'H my . m .51 in gsifssii.. . '5-ff-fg4as453W' ' Tsxiiiigii ' X .1 is 112 W a.. :fx ,531-ffw mi E: ,W W A W2 'f5 7lQ5.l?Z ff-, :Fees Fei' w- - , I .WEYQE .. .. r 5 .141 I N, .. W: , F'-2 551 ,- , ' I. im 1 4 .Q W ' Wwqw M al - aw ' 41-.5 25. si? Wm ' yum 'F if V '4Yg3A., 5 Q . , , g, W f, ,Q , Q A' QQ! . 1-,W V KL :il Qi' -' - -' W f :seg , w' -r 14 a It 1 15-7 -3 M 1 x. ,A'qf'fZ,f I - -fxu. in - --- 1 J. gb- ,'.e- xx 'wer'-,X '.5'GN-we-g ' - pq: .ak Nuff, 1: 'ff A ,' A, -v Q ,wx J- -,rs ST S 3 ' Q egg.:-X. in ,Q U. Jgg l' ' 5'- 43' O te-, v H v I no r .4 'fx f'. '.Y.'1 J'f,' , zz ww . fJ,pi5 - 4 ,4, f-iw , 9, A ,.',1K1W'-., .-.f i s ,Q , ' 1 L H Ji-.9 Paul CoppingerHFootba1l: Honorable S Mention: Baseball: 1st. Team All-League, League: BaSkefb2ll2 2115 Team All- Most Valuable Player. Steve Hagen-Football: 2nd, Team All- Leagueg Outstanding Back: Track: in 4 events at State, Most Valuable Track- man Keith Nichols-Baseball: lst. Team All- League. ' League. League: Track: in 4 events at State: Most Inspirational Athlete. Frost-Football: lst. Team All All-Stars teve Bernards-Football: lst Team All- Y-C Dan Stieg-Football: Outstanding Linemang Baseball: lst. Team All-League. Sam Nichols-Football: lst. Team All- Leagueg Baseball: 2nd, Team All-League. La,-fy Nichols-Baseball: , League. Tim Pfeiffer-Footballg 2nd, Team All- League, Alternate for Shrine gameg Baseball: lst. Team All League. Bruce Fountain-Wrestling: 2nd, place at District attended State Tournament L? , lst' Team Au- Most Valuable Wrestler. All-Stars Q :EPP Bob Adams Football l,2, Statistician 3,43 Basketball 1,33 Mad Hatters 1,23 Vice-Pres. 23 A.V.T. l,23'Track Statistician 3 3 Tiger Paws Staff 3. JoAnn Allyn Volleyball 1,2,3,4Q Tiger Paws Asst. Ed. 3, Ed. 43 Honor Society 2,3,43 Girl State 33 Student Council 3,43 Quill Sc Scroll 3, 43 Pep Club 1,23 Tigerettes 3,43 G.A.A. l,3,4, Treas. 43 F.H.A. l,2,3,43 Powder Puff Football 23 All School Play 33 Sr. Class Play 4. Anita Amerson Trans. 23 Rally 2,3,4Q Quill 8a Scroll 3,4, Vice-Pres. 43 Tigerettes 2,3,43 Inter-Club Council 43 Tiger Lines Staff 3,43 Under- classmen Ed. of Annual 43 Powder Puff Football 2,3343 Girl State 33 Tiger Paws Staff 33 Sr. Class Play 43 All School Play 3,4. f V '-1'-W-'H-M A' Terry Amerson Trans. 23 Class Pres. 33 Football 33 Base- ball 3 ,4. Jodena Austin Bible Club 1,2,3,4, Sec. 8a Treas. 2,3, Pres. 43 Honor Society 2,3,4, Treas. 33 F.T.A. 1,2,3,4Q Pep Club 1,23 Frosh Ral- ly 13 All School Play 33 Sr. Class Play 4. i t Den Baird Honor Society 233,43 Lettermen Club 1, 2,3,4Q Track 3,4, Manager 1,23 Football 1,23 Basketball 2,33 Wrestling 13 Cross- Country 43 F.T.A. 1,2, Vice-Pres. 23 ' Speech Club 33 Mad Hatters 1,23 Band 132. Michael Bakkum Trans. 35 Wrestling 45 Letterman 4. W- . Debbie Bellwood Quill 81. Scroll 3,45 Honor Society 2,3,45 Forensics League 1,2,3,45 Tigerettes l, 2,3,45 Tiger Paws Staff 35 Tiger Lines Staff 3,45 Activity Ed. 45 Sr. Class Play 45 Inter-Club Council 45 Powder Puff gcgotball 2,3,45 Powder Puff Basketball Steve Bernards Football 1,2,3,4, All-League Second Team 45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Track l,2,3, 45 Class Vice-Pres. 45 Homecoming Prince 45 Class Treas. 35 Letterman Club 1,2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 45 Inter-Club Council 45 Powder Puff Coach 45 Mad Hatters 1, 25 F.F.A. 1,2,35 A.V.T. 1,2. X Thomas Brawand Football 152,35 Basketball 25 Track 254. Leslie Ann Brown Pep Club 15 Powder Puff Football 2,3,45 Powder Puff Basketball 2. J., I , 5 Marilyn Brown Rally 152,35 Tigerettes 3,4, Pres. 45 Pep Club l5Y-C Girls 25 Quill 81, Scroll 3,45 Business Manager of Tiger Paws 45 Inter- Club Council 45 Sr. Class Play 45 All School Play 35 Class Treas. 15 Speech Club 1,25 Powder Puff Football 2,3,4. i,ssg:Eglt?S ' , tg' Kenneth Burnham Football l,2,3g Wrestling l,2,3,4g Cross- Country 4g Letterman Club 2,3,4. John Cooper Honor Society 2,3,4g Boy State 3g Tiger Lines Ed. 4g Quill 81. Scroll 3,44 Football 1,2,3g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Track 3,45 Cross-Country 4g Letterman Club 3,43 Sr. Class Play 4g Powder Puff Rally 3,49 Mad Hatters 1,2g Student Council 4. is .M . Q r, Randy Cook Football 1,2. Lynn C. Cooper' F.l7.A. 1,2,3,4. l l Paul M. Coppinger Class Pres. 4g Student Council 4g Powder Puff Rally 3,4g Football 1,2,3,4g All ' League Second Team 33 Homecoming Prince 4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1, 2,3,4g All League First Team 35 Most Outstanding Baseball Player 35 Letter- r man Club 2,3,4g Mad Hatters 1,2. 1 l l a ff'-. Thomas C. Cratty Baseball 2,3,4g Bible Club 2,3,4. ' 'VE Joe Eidsmoe F.F.A. 2g Mad Hatters 1,23 Football 1,2, Michael D. Crawford Baseball 29 F.F.A. l,2,3,4. 3gWrest1ing 1,2. Cathy Farmer Trans. 4gTigerettes 4gPowder Puff Foot- . bl14gS.Cl'.Pl 4. Jim Donaldson 3 I fm ay Football 1g Wrestling 1,2g Mad Hatters 1, 25 Letterman Club 1,23 A.V.T. 2,3,4. r , 3.3 wi Becky Foster Trans. 3 glSpeech Club 3,43 Spanish Club 4g Bible Club 4. E. Wanda Foster Pep Club 1,25 G.A.A. 1,2,4g Powder Puff Football 2,43 Powder Puff Basketball 34 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4g Paper Staff 3,44 Tiger- ettes 3.4. 'fi Bruce Allen Fountain Trans. 3 5 Wrestling 3,4, Captain 4gl.Bl1tet- man Club 4, Treas. 4. Tim Frost Football 1,2,3,4, All League First Team Defense 4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4g Student Body Asst. Treas. 3, Treas. 4g Honor Society 2,3,4g BOYS State 35 Letterman Club 2,3,4g F.F.A. l,2,3g Powder Puff Rally 3,4g Sr. Class Play 4. Glenn Gelbrich Football 1,2,3,4g Homecoming Prince 4g Basketball l,2,3,4g Baseball lg Track 2, Letterman Club 2,3,4g Honor Society 3, 43 Quill 62 Scroll 3,4, Pres. 45 Boys State 3g Powder Puff Football Coach 3,49 Powder Puff Basketball Coach 3,4g Class Vice. Pres. lgParent Newsletter Ed. 4g Mad Hatters l,2. l E ,A 44.8 iii: lla Rose Goebel Honor Society 45 G.A.A. l,2,3,4g Track 1,2,3,4g Powder Puff Basketball 2,3,4g Powder Puff Football 2,3,4. Steve Hagen Student Body Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4gTrack 1,2,3,4g Homecoming King 4g Football 1,2,3,4g Wrestling 1gClass Vice-Pres. 29 F.F.A. 2,3gHonor Society 2,3,4g Letter- man Club l,2,3,4g Inter-Club Council Vice-Pres. 3g Boys'State'3. 711 um , ,art yr.: 25:5 . -3 Cindy Hermens Business Manager of School 4, Asst. 3g Quill 8a Scroll 3, Sec.-Treas. 4g Business Manager of Annual 4, Asst. 33 Student Council 3,43 Inter-Club Council Vice- Pres. 4g Tigerettes 1,2,3,4g Homecoming Princess 4g F.H.A. lg Sr. Class Play 4, Powder Puff Football 2,3q Powder Puff Basketball 2,3. , X ' rr Sir E: .25 . ' . E, I rr . 5,513 Z 3 K, , N -. re: Ay-w.,3,.. J, .353 -3 -- . A L 5 Q W ' 32:3 FUJL1' I CA. Q a Carol Jacopi Trans. 33 Honor Society 3,43 F.H.A. 3,4. Gene C. Laughlin Mad Harms 1,23 A.v.r. 1,23 P.F.A. 1,2, 'W l Gary Martin Track 2,3,43Pub1ications 3,43 Letterman Club 3,43 Gestefax Manager 43 Statisti- ciang Football 3,43 Basketball Statistician 4. 33 Baseball 3,4. 2,41-V 1 1 5 . fa, is 1 . ik Missy Jernstedt Pep Club 1,2,3,4Q Honor Society 2,3,43 Quill 8a Scroll 3,43 Rally 1,2,3,4, Queen 43Class Pres. 13 Student Council 1,43 Powder Puff Football 2,3 ,43 Powder Puff Basketball 2,43 Homecoming Prin- cess 2, Queen 43 N.F.L. l,2,33 Sports Ed. of Paper 43 Jr. Class Play 33 Sr. Class Play 4. .ry 3 We L W ...' 14-2 ? 'H il .,... f 1 3 1 'hz' ,','i' , I I Sharon Lawver 1 Volleyball 2,3 ,43Track 1,2,33 Softball 1, 233,43 G.A.A. l,2,3,4, Honor Society 3, Linda Martin Honor Society 3,4, Vice-Pres. 4g Track 2,3,43 Softball 2,33 G.A.A. Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 43 Powder Puff Football 2,3,43 Sr. gf Annual 43 Sr. Class Play 43 F.H.A. 1 . r 9 Bob McMurray Football l,2gWrestling l,2gTrack 1,2,3g Letterman Club 3,4. ggi Pamela Joy Messinger ,iw Keith Nichols Football 1,2,3,4gBaseball 1,2,3,4g Letter- man Club 2,3,4. Murray Paolo Football 1,2,3,4g Basketball l,2,3g Track 1 ,2,3,4 g Class Vice-Pres. 3 g Letterman Club 2,3,4g Mad Hatters 1,2g All School Play 35 F.F.A. l,2,3,4, Pres. 4, Leader- ship tour to Wash. D.C. 43C0tt01'1ball King 3. Bill Olson Wrestling 1,2,4g F.F.A. 3,4g Camera Club 43 Chess Club 3. Kennth E. Payne F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. 5 Tim Pfeiffer Football l,2,3,4, All-League Second Team 4g Baseball l ,2,3 ,43 Letterman Club 2,3 ,4, Pres. 43 Basketball 1,2,3, Manager 43 Mad Hatters 1,23 Powder Puff Football Coach 2,43 A.V.T. 1,2Q Pep Band 1 ,2,3 ,4. Michael Scott Payne F.F.A. l ,2,3,4, Sec. 2, Treas. 3, Vice-Pres. 43 Honor Society 2,3,4, Pres. 43 Foren- sics l,2. .g ' TX ' .gtg-. . ' ug, ' ,,,,- Q ',f Anita Raineri H--- A F.H.A. l3G.A.A. 1,2,3,43Track l,23Vol- leyball 2,3,4. Mary Lou Peterson F.H.A. 2,3,43 Cottonball Princess 33 Bible Club 2,3,43Pep Club l,23Pep Band l,2, 3,43 Softball 23 Tiger Lines 43 Powder Puff Football 3,4. E-V Allene Rhea Bible Club l,2,3,43Powder Puff Football 23 Track 2. Preston Schmidt Football 2,3 ,4 3Track 2,3 3 Letterman Club 2,3,43Pep Band 1,2,3,4. Connie Jean Sitton F.T.A. 1,2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 45 Honor Society 2,3,45 Volleyball 1,2,3,45 Powder Puff Football 2,3,45 Jr.-Sr. Prom SL Banquet Chairman 35 All School Play 35 Inter-Club Council 45 Sr. Class Play 45 F.H.A. 1,2,35 G.A.A. 1,35 Girls State 35 Annual Staff 4. Jeff Stevens Football 15 Baseball 35 F.F.A. 1,3. 6 my Susann Stepp G.A.A. 15Pep Club 15Pep Band 1,2,3,45 Powder Puff Football 25 Volleyball 15 Softball 1. Dan Stieg Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Letter- man Club 2,3,45 Sports Ed. of Annual 45 A.V.T. 1,25 Homecoming Prince 45 For- ensics 1,2,3. mf ' Tris Stiller F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. Cheri Lee Thornton Trans. 45Powder Puff Football 45 F.H.A. 4. Floyd T. Utton Baseball 1,3,4g F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. James Walker Football 1,3,4g Wrestling 2,3,4g Baseball 2,3g F.F.A. l,2,3,4g Honor Society 2.3, 4g Letterman Club 4. Maryalice VanDyke Homecoming Princess lg Asst. Publicity Manager 3, Manager 4g Class Pres. 2g Student Council 2,3,4g Speech Club 1,2 3, Vice-Pres. 3g Pep Club lg Y-C Girls 2, 3, Tigerettes 4, Vice-Pres. 45 Honor So- ciety 3,4g Class Sec. 45 Powder Puff Football l,2,3g F.H.A. 1. Dotty Wampler Pep Club 1,24 Tigerettes 3,45 F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4g G.A.A. 1,2,3g Track lg Volleyball 1,2,3, Class Sec. 1,3g Asst. Bookstore Manager 3, Manager 45 Asst. Exchange Ed. 3, Ed. 45 Homecoming Princess 35 Powder Puff Football 2,3,4. Becky Ward Bible Club 2,4g Chorus 3, Powder Puff Football 2. Rhonda Wasson Rally 1,2,3,4g Pep Club lg Y-C Girls 2g Sr. Class Play 4g Tigerettes 3,4g Speech Club 1,25 Powder Puff Football 2,3,4g Powder Puff Basketball 2,3,4g Honor So- ciety 3,4g Class Sec. 2g Class Treas. 4. Darwin J. Wilhelm Baseball 2,3,4g Letterman 3,4. Doug Wilhelm Football 3,43 F.F.A. 2,3,4g Letterman 3, 4g Pep Band 1,2,3. No Pictures John Lawson William D. Barber Rick Ruggles Dennis Clark LeRoy Schmidt Steve Engle A few of the Senior boys express their extreme happiness in winning the Spirit Ball during the Homecoming activities. YN Clifton Wise Baseball 3,4. ,-L99 3 Glenn Gelbrich gives a few fellow classmates words of wisdom. Marilyn Brown, that's a NO, NO. Missy J ernstedt does her thing. Leslie Brown! Quit smiling, you know that hem is crooked. x . bl- --f fy.. President Paolo you're O.K. A few of the Senior girls talk at the spaghetti feed. C I O 4 To Leave Footprints in the Sands of Time, Keep Moving? Bottom Row: Steve Hagen, Anita Amerson, Ken Bumham, Dotty Wampler, Keith Nichols, Allene Rhea, Bill Olson, Carol Jacopi, Bob Adams, Cathy Farmer, Dave Dempsy, Deb Bellwood. Second Row: Jim Walker, Becky Ward, Doug Wilhelm, Susan Stepp, Dan Steig, Linda Martin, Bob McMurry, Rhonda Wasson, Dennis Clark, Jodena Austin, Marilyn Brown. Third Row: Ken Payne, JoAnn Allyn, Mike Crawford, Sharon Lawver, Rick Ruggles, Maryalice VanDyke, Leslie Brown, John Cooper, Pam Messinger, Mike Payne. Fourth Row: Cheri Thorton, Cindy l-Iermens, William Barber, Wanda Foster, Joe Eidsmoe, lla Goebel, Tim Pfeiffer, Anita Raineri, Tom Cratty, Becky Foster. Fifth Row: Darwin Wilhelm, Tom Brawnd, Missy Jernstedt, Jim Donaldson, Marylou Peterson, Cliff Wise, Jeff Stevens, Steve Bernards, Lynn Cooper, Dennis Baird, Gary Martin. Sixth Row: Tim Frost, Terry Amerson, Paul Coppinger, Floyd Utton, Connie Sitton, Gene Laughlin, Glenn Gelbrich, Tris Stiller, Mike McDonald, Murray Paolo. Class of M7 U , Y Tie 'V F ' ' A ' ' same ' 'fi 4. .f ...f . T ' . 15 ' if -A V '- : If , .1 J ,f ' U .i ,QA , M 9,.,. M! ' '-3 lhfimepg Kgs s Wy 1 M. 1 ' E2 if V , figzif , is , A 3 V Missy Jernstedt-Valedictorian W5 MF U il I' , Q 3 P 3 4 in 'X Y gf Ei 3 X fd, E 5 . , z - Z 5 , Connie Sitton-Student Speaker , L N ,M -iw. : -' .U 1 fi's'3s:, 3 Q ' 'P V 1: - V I 7 .V,, W Hjw - y' l S 1ff,f 3i . ,wr , . ,- ' X, .vgfi-.-, Iwi? gt 5. 2 s '5 1 4 f Vg ' fi gg .ik 521124 X, ,gi ,, in ' 'Am My lmbrm fi? ' l , ye' 6 JoAnn Allyn-Salu tatorian W W I I I Deb Bellwood and Steve Hagen lead processional. , V my ., . , V , 3 'A S I nl-I! 5 .A if nl: 3 QF V Q ,T 4 25255 4. ' 329 v' 'sf' Tim Frost reveals his muscles? Steve Hagen and Gene Laughlin are having fun. The 'Three Stooges of the Senior Class. 'Y Konked out after a long day at Ka-Nee-Tah. Dotty Wampler about to join a dip in the pool. In Appreciation to Mrs. Smith The Faculty Section Editors Debbie Bellwood Connie Sitton Linda Martin Cindy Hermens Anita Amerson Dan Stieg Mr. Colcord Mr. Canoy Contemporaries appreciate the man rather than the meritg but posterity will regard the merit rather than the man. Charles Caleb Cotton I would personally like to extend my thanks to those who have helped to mold this yearts 1970-71 yearbook into one that may stay with all of you for a long time. THE EDITOR Caught in the Act I 1 X P, 1 1 X , .l Ride 'em cowboy! Deb Bellwood caught in one of her poses. if T A ii Eg g: F 55551-. fi? ? 1 Fuss ' A 55-356s T 345551 mis, ..Ifi.,ma:-2.'w,F5 gin ' -.Q ,Ziff A . . -'zynw V .. i ,L 4, i Li.-4 W My ggi gt? fw,:iW, ,W. ' N Wg?5,,,H !Q-mit N .1 Ht P it, W .Q , ,ft I V N 7 ,t,. 9 ,2f,,,, iv ' N if H 1 w wi ,U f t -to . - .--W fi - 1 . , , J :V - 4 gm- - 1' kwa 9 it ' ' 1 - ' f . V ,- ' ' J, Y Whigm'!t.,'nj'ff :gif-1-A N me W si , Mark and Bob have other things on their minds. The sands of time. Eu Freshman boys get a workout in P.E. Y-C in Action Anita Amerson prepares for the big game. -: 4 ' ' 3825-im? L I .nt-, mug M n 11 'glffr' 1 nt: flu' Mr. Dixon in one of his better moments. EV01'Yb0dY 1166115 milk- Bob McMurray practices housecleaning. Missy Jernstedt demonstrates interest in class. 5.1 Ken and Deb have gone into the spy busi- ness. sb 'Il' Steve Bucher is shown one of the fine cuts of meat that CARLTON CITY MARKET puts out. ZIMMERMAN GRAIN COMPANY carries lawn tools, gar- den tools, grain and feedg anything you may need to run a farm or plant a garden. 99 SHAKEQEQS 321119 1 mcommm suNoAE?3g:,LZZi5'fi FLOATS 8 .f- W.. 25 N Fkzezss 29, l iii l UNES7-ggiiglqf. ,5..15 WAN 49 The ARCTIC CIRCLE in McMinnville supplies the coun- ty with all the finest foods and articonfections. Their friendly service always brings you back for more. COLCORD STUDIO helps Y-C in as many ways as they are able. Mr. Colcord and annual editor John Cooper, are shown discussing the possibilities of the new camera which will hopefully be bought next year. xg, ,ie 'E 3' ' 1 -f ,fx M' 1 , 19?-'--f--,-H oeiiffn, 5: ,, Q- ww r W. -if Nf5,fQgQ,,55,,, wb, WHS fsfzigge. --as V me 1 2' .441 4 'wr - ,, ,X ,nf ' .1 . ' Z, 4-M - .1 W ,' 5 W: my S 3 , 3 . ya W , YF 49- '15 .fi fl! if . azz- . K ' Y' in 1 f .., ,, Q M mu 4 3: f - S . M Miva if 2 .. u. k 9, -' .3 Y, nv 4 I ' -ak fi, 1 bww! , ... -v- M 14 , f A A . I ,QE ' - ,Q Q- 1 W I - X b ' 5' 3 ,I .W ffm? 2 Y, 1475 A ,. f -,E K3 Aa. V K .asf ,H ' 'L' ' 1- 1 5 nur' W: 5 Qi 'fi x +E- E P 'C 22 55 if. E E , . 21, -V L N 3 -'fy . . P' sw A W A gf' -if ' 'H , , 'Z M Qs 1 iii? ' ' A f , Y'-'B Ng :P 1 ' W Sm Q ' l I ' , N' if : W j- 1 , , J-P -zu, .. b- M.. . wi s. 'V' J 5 Ewa : ' ' .Sh , T .I x. B X. 'fvr-WM - -of -tv-15'J'f K -, wr- Xfkwzwl ' ' I ' .f :'fif'.5 Six: , N w , QQQ-gs' A. 'yqT5'Frc:. vfw '- Q 4 l gi ' '1g-:3 ...,- rf: Awfin X , fd iv E 35 ' 1' TL ' 'Q '55 of s ' f-im? Q :L ' I lf- ' J NLM f ' -A V., 52ia':.,,:',g.5:. f - ' I 1.. W K 7 : V',, A, .. 23' 5.22 I ,. m.x.,.5 ' 'i' ' , 5-fl' E' fmt ff ,, ,Q I gg, ., L. Lk lMissy Jernstedt admires some of the expert craftsmanship on the jewelry displays at TIMMRECK 81. MC NICOL. Diane Tribbett, Kathy Laughlin and Sue Holst enjoy their afternoon snacks at TRULLINGER 8a EUSTICE'S. WEST COAST PROPERTIES 8: INVESTMENT have ac- quired a new answering service. Mary Peterson is caught tampering with the telephone. GENE'S BARBER SHOP is visited by many athletes throughout the year. Sometimes unwillingly! An alumnist from Y-C, Linda Waters, now helps give ser- vice to Larry Cook and others around the county in the YAMHILL AND CARLTON BANK branches. The friendly service received from the MC MINNVILLE BANK is a great asset to its continuing existence. BERGREENS in McMinnville, Oregon has the best to of- fer in the way of shopping. f a- QQ. -2 A . Becca Huffstutter enjoys doing her clothes shopping in MILLERS where they have the finest in all apparel. 5-E23 A- f' A lone Y-C student shops for goods in EIDSMOE'S locat- ed in Yamhill. Grade A cuts of meat are found at FlSHER'S LOCKERS located in McMinnville, Oregon. vi Tim Frost models some of the new upbeat fashions in hats at HAMBLIN-WHEELER men's shop. Camera shy Dotty Wampler spends her lunch hour working in the YAMHILL VARIETY 8a FOUNTAIN drug store. PENNEY'S carries plenty of quality materials for all of Jan Lundy's sewing needs. 'WPT I 7 if 1 T Q I ' 13-' J f if r.i7Q..'3'l ' ' YT --4, I I ,u g Ein- - f L - V:-1 f 't .ir 'A . IHTM, O Z. A 5' 1 'rfill F2 Q1-' -- - -' i t 13 EWIQT' . if I A 4 IJ fy I rw I f rn. .ca V.. iffy. --,- - If-J -.-fb, ' . r.?5i. 0 i- -f-R P 1, ' ' rf I ju , .. -4, 31.31 f ' 'if .. . The latest in popular records are found by Jim Skuzeski in PEERY-ROGERIS THRIFTY DRUG. TIGERS Vicki Dietzman examines some attractive rings in HAN- AUER'S JEWELRY located in McMinnville. Specializing in fine gloves is the PORTLAND GLOVE COMPANY in Carlton. Gary Martin enjoys shopping for tools in TAYLOR HARDWARE. OREGON STATIONERIS supplies Pam Webb with an appropriate note book. Many girls from Y-C go to JERRY'S STUDIO OF HAIR DESIGN when the prom or other special occa- sions arise. :kg -f 43- Jeff Stevens finds comfort and relaxation in one of RICE 8a SON'S furniture products. f, ,a h ' ' If ! A. R. I ...nl 4- .. 1. .. nv. 'wk' my 1 , . -..,, .... . . Mike Long and Greg Geelan have a gay time trying out some of FARMERS CO-OP OILS farm equipment. Debbie Bellwood looks over some insurance facts at BELLWOOD INSURANCE AGENCY locatedin Yam- hill. Chris Skuzeski takes part in a local horse show with one of LAUGHLIN'S QUARTER HORSES. Terry Amerson takes a work break by some of the excel- lent building supplies at CARLTON LUMBERYARD. pl-F5 I I . .if ICEIMSQQIEGERS A I 1 1 Fi' .V if +++ ' - IQ E I A, A large variety of delicious refreshments can be found at ALF'S ICE CREAM in McMinnville. MADSEN GRAIN COMPANY provides the finest grain and service for the surrounding areas. Y 2 L. X-X S ,-if-' GARRIGUS BUILDERS SUPPLY in McMinnville, pro- vides John Luoto with high quality paints. Gene Laughlin is offered the best in car service at GEORGE'S TEXACO STATION in Yamhill. Bowling along with other games are found at WALNUT CITY BOWL for a night of excitement. For strong bones milk is needed in our body systems. DARIGOLD MILK FARMS provide the county with it's finest grade in milk. MONTGOMERY WARDS is where Bruce Fountain can be found looking for a tie for a formal affair or just looking at men's apparel. SID'S APPLIANCE in Carlton, carries the finest furni- ture and appliances for the townspeople in the sur- rounding areas. CARLTON BEAUTY SHOP located on the main street of Carlton, is open from 9-6 for every ladies enjoyment. The shop host two beauticians, who are willing to try almost any style of hairdo you wish. It is open Monday through Saturday. ' i'f.,,1.1..L ff' X I Flowers, corsages and arrangements can all be found at the OREGON TRAIL FLORISTS. STILLER'S MILL in Yamhill, provides the lumber for the surrounding areas. CARLTON BARBER SHOP is kept busy by the Carl- ton townspeople as Emil Gorne works to keep up. JERNSTEDT'S BUS SERVICE provides transportation to and from the Yamhill and Carlton schools. MC MINNVILLE BOWL is THE place to go to partici- pate in an exercising game and take your mind off things. Styling wigs and hair are part of the beautician's job in SADIE'S SALON OF BEAUTY. E kr, lf-C HASKELL'S ICE CREAM BOWL gives the best in ice cream and their many other assorted foods. Mrs. Neill and Bob do their shopping in CARLTON GROCERY where they're always kept smiling. Angela Austin contemplates buying a tennis racket at CARLTON HARDWARE where they supply assorted articles. Jeanie Camarillo has her clothes cleaned at the CARL- TON CLEANERS where she knows they'll do a good job. 6 A aff uu' W 'f wx-X A . L . - X Q ' 7 ima ! W . ' 't m X UP'-5 29 I n .gg from 142250, Qing. 11. Dick Mason of MASON BROS. UNION 76 STATION ,Q is always ready to help, whether it's change a tire or just give directions. L H. 'Fc I ie il 'I Juzollrgigil 559 Q1 uv IYDIII ----'-1:- '1 ' ll fx 1 . .gl ? 'I A U V il, 'W- i ' l' ' The new IGA FOODLINER gives you the lowest in prices and quick, dependable service. 51 .af I i. Debbie Hermens awaits the arrival of the owner, Mary Mcllvaine, at the YAMHILL BEAUTY SHOP. 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