Yamhill Carlton High School - Tiger Lines Yearbook (Yamhill, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1972 volume:

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Not pictured: Susan Holst and Diane Trlbbett. We Can't Believe We Finished The WHOLE Thing is Newby, Janice Lundy, Jeanie Camarillo, Ju Clubs Sports Activities pp. 8 to 28 i pp. 30 to 51 pp. 52 to 67 Table of Contents ,SLI Faculty Classes Ads pp. 69 to 73 u pp. 74 to 101 Dp. 102 to 110 Double Dedication i wr l m QM ,44 H A 4. .- L. .. For a teacher to be more a friend to many students than an instructor is a cherished rarity. However, Mrs. Vicki Pearse is just this type of teacher. Mrs. Pearse has been a member of the Y-C High faculty for the past three years. During this time she has taught such classes as College Prep, Drama, Theatre Crafts, Shakespeare, English and American Literature, Poetry, Creative Writing and Mythology. While at Y-C Mrs. Pearse has also given an abundant amount of her time and talent in the direction of the high school plays. We, the annual staff, dedicate the 1972 TIGER LINES to you Mrs. Pearse, in appreciation for all of your time, effort, talent, helpfulness, and never ending thought- fulness. Mr. William Fi. Opitz Coming in 1968 many changes have appeared during his four years of administration. One of the first changes was the new English program and redecorating the lower hall. The new library was moved to where the old shop used to be and in its place now is Mr. Barnett and Mr. Smiths room. Additional room was added also to the Home Ec. de- partment. A new shop building was added for Art, Industri Mechanics, and Shop classes. Just recently four more new additions with Mr. Opitzs, help were added also. Vocational clusters were open to interested students. Such clusters were Industrial Mechanics, Steno-Clerical, Accounting, and Vo. Ag. The new lunch program was added in 1971 and the new Off-Set machine was put in this year for the use of the school news- paper and various other classes. Two new offices were put in for counseling purposes. For all these accomplishments we feel the 1971-72 TIGER LINES should be dedicated to Mr. Opitz. Mrs. Vicki Pearse Mr. Smith's Careers class listens while he explains how to write an applica- tion letter. Mrs. Meek and Mrs. VanLoo sew curtains for Home Ec. room. , One Of Those Class Slave Sale. Wood acts as auctioneer during J u- Days Freshmen Susan Kriek, Twanda Tollsen, and Lyn- nette Zumwalt discuss latest events over lunch. r .si Why is Jane Ketzner studying for her Chemistry test in Psychology? Y-C chorus, directed by Mr. Babb, performs at Christmas assembly. 00000 00 Mrs. Krier gives a hair styling demonstration in Theater Crafts, using Eva Warner and Bob Dudding as guinea pigs. 0000 0 0 000000 JP f D- A Action c Terry Cox smiles while Larry Patershall attempts to serve the ball across the table in P.E. class. Freshmen rock out during pep assembly. Q . ,. Q 7 . 5 Q 7 Q - 7 Q 7 0 a D' , 7 Z 5 .f 7 0 J: Mark Peters, Diane Cochran, Ernie Schmidt, Julie Lawson, Barry Stevahn, and Dean Mayor get creative in Art class. Neither rain, nor hail, nor sleet, nor snow, nor gloom of night will keep us from making 'our appointed roundsf, C T ' r . N A:gx I '? .:' Q ff2f1i'R'-7' : -V .. 419' C 'c'. 4 QQ. Students get a free ride during icy spell on the school driveway. i O n Freshman Nancy Ketzner checks out a book in the library, getting service from Mrs. Gorne. Y-C's winning football team receives awards at an assembly. Book Store .N ' . Q I I BUSINESS Booms gg 'n ' asks Mr. Kimura, How DO I make these books balance? Randy keeps busy. vm. Randy Foster caught red-handed? f ?'Eff ...J Jeanie Camarillo asks, Going my way? Student Government in Action Aa --...Q Mark Wood, Treasurer, works at making his books balance. Janice Lundy, President, cleans up after Christmas window deco- , rating. Hey, Jan! lst row: Jane Ketzner, Janelle Munro, Jeanie Camarillo, Terri Payne, Mary Cooke, Ruth Ann Hevener, Jan Lundy. 2nd row: Mr. Smith, Greg Geelan, Ron Phipps, Mark Wood, Rick Phillips, Vicky Bellwood, Holly Luny. 3rd row: Bob Neill, Randy Foster, Ken Summers. Not pictured: Sue Jernstedt, Brian Wood, Joe McLeod. SN-N Joe McLeod, Ron Phipps, Brian Wood, Sue Jernstedt, Greg Steve Purcer, Dayton's S.B. Pres., and Ralph Galinat, editor of Geelan, and Bob Neill discuss Christmas dance. the DAYTONIAN, talk to Ruth Ann Hevener during a student ex- change between Y-C and Dayton. Ev Nancy Paolo, Judy Gray, Ron Phipps and Mike Summers pose for our camera during President, Bob Neill- relaxes as he dis' meeting' plays his natural leadership abilities. l Inter-Club Council H i e he of ll I ' L '. ' 'Ls' ,f .xii eva ,S qui l 74 --s' --uw., 'f' S '?f .,. . -A--:r , ,..l.,.'f - , .' -- -' 2' ug? -,Ei-,..'frd1f.-Q1 he e l ef ick Phillips, Chris Newby, Ken Summers, Peggy Huddleston, Vicki Bellwood, Merri Crownover, Mary Cooke, Kathy Jernstedt, Ken Her- ens, Bob Neill, Larry Cook, and Brian Wood. Not pictured: Holly Lundy, Greg Greelan, Jim Skuzeski, and Alan Fox. Lettermen Sam Nichols and Rod Buxton hard at work? L Stan Gardner receives track award from Mr. Turner. This years Lettermen saw the installation of the universal gym for which they worked very hard. Lettermen are: Sam Nichols, Steve Utton, Joe McLeod, Ron Phipps, Richard Cloepiil, Rod Buxton, Mike Long, Randy Mason, Terry Cox, Jim Skuzeski, Scott Waters, Mark Cooke, Mide Summers, Craig Bush, Bruce Burnham, Larry Patershall, Bob Dudding, Greg Gee- lan, John Luoto, Randy McLeod, Alan Fox, Larry Nichols, Bob Buxton, Dave Taylor, Daryl Dempsey, Larry Cook, Mike Col lins, Owen Housel, Randy Wade, Mike Russel, Scott Brown, LaVern Devan, Wes Barber, Steve Bucher, Cecil Zeigler, Brian Wood, Randy Schmiedel, Dave Grassman, Jack Eichhorn, Roger Muckey, Greg Fidel, Steve Foster, Dan Luoto, Randy Foster Tom Baker, John Sitton, Greg Dull, Ron Jenkins, Larry Mcllvaine, Bob Staser, Barry Stevens, Chay Robles, Dennis McLaugh- lin, Jim Van Dyke, David Johnson, Loren Collins, Stan Gardner, Jim Harwood, David Adolf, Ron Bonoiiglio, Tim Holmes, Mike Stonebrink, Mike Wyffels, Greg Bellwood, Tom Camarillo. Managers: Greg Geelan, Dave Mealue, Pat Gardner, Keith Vernon. Lettermen enjoy excellent meal at annual banquet. G I' 9 9 S lst row: Point Cap. Judy Gray, Treas. Kathy Pekkola, Sec. Jan Gelbrich, V. Pres. Diane Tribbett, Pres. Merri Crownover, Jr Mrs. Krier. 2nd: Christy Gardner, Cathy Laughlin, Donna Amerson, Pam Webb, Joan Reynoldson, Carolyn Bo- deen, Linda Warner. 3rd: Vicky Bellwood, Janelle Munro, Kathy Jernstedt, Julie Frost, Nancy Ketzner, Sandy Eidsmoe. 1: Sue Pfeiffer, Sharon Fernleaf, Susan Holst, Angela Austin, Meg Hermens, Susan Krieck. Sth: Rhonda Shanafelt, Sue Jemstedt, Jody Amerson, Anita Austin, Kathy Cockerham, Mary.Newby, Kathy Krieck. 6th: Becky Dudding, Mona Casey, Janet Bernards, Laura Strand, Etha King, Terri Payne. Not pictured: Diane Amerson, Rhonda Buxton, Jeanie Camarillo, Linda Cloepfil, Diane Cook, Darcy Fountain, Cheryl Gardner, Ruthy Hudson, Cindy Johnson, Holly Lundy, Nancy Paolo, Dori Strand, Rhonda Strange. Hey, Look at Our Team! SHHIOH and CIICIYI W01'k hard in The basketball COR- Mary Newby and Joan Reynoldson take tickets at a home cession stand. basketball game. T 'Kwai H. anti W -'L l - , ' , 9 l 1. gl lst row: Advisor Mrs. Meek, Sec. Meg Hermens, Treas. Jan Gelbrich, Pres. Chris Newby, V. Pres. Jane Ketzner. 2nd: Gretchen Sterm- er, Janelle Munro, Kathy Krieck, Terri Payne, Angela Austin, Kathy Cockerham, Carolyn Bodeen, Sandy Eidsmoe, Linda Warner, Gloria Whalen. 3rd: Nancy Kahler, Rita Geelan, Mae Petersen, Gwyne Stevens, Cary Stonebrink, Loni Barnes, Nancy Ketzner, Carol McLoud, Susan Krieck, Nita Goebel, Debbie Mitchell, Julie Lawson. 4th: Julie Frost, Kay Belt, Trudy Strange, Laura Jackson, Linda Crawford, Bryce Bailey, Janet Bernards, Sharon Fernleaf, Darci Fountain, Mary Newby, Joan Reynoldson, Wendy Mullen. Sth: Shar- on Jacopi, Diane Bony, Becky Bolt, Rebecca Dudding, Mona Casey, Jody Amerson, Bea Hermens, Mary Muzzuchi, Malia Amerson, Janene Payne, Kristie Brown, Sherry Mayor, Marlene Walker. Not pictured: Linda Cloepfil, Linda Seward, Cindy Van Loo, Patty Warner, Lynette Wilhelm, Alice Ketzner. . ,-k- .. 'ii' f .I .r , is ' I ii ' ' 1 1 fi if 5 if F.H.A. girls pose for a picture at their annual Christmas Party. Mrs. Meek addresses candidate Jody Amerson at traditional F.H.A. gg initiation as Katie VanDyke, Jane Ketzner, and Jan Gelbrich look on. Eg I E -J 1 WQMAKER5- , W ff. N I BOW-X Shown here are delegates to the state F.H.A. convention E W leaving for Corvallis. O Op QF ' '7 S' K , is , Y ,Q r O -v Q an to Er! 1, I sf row: Terry Harris, Barry Stevens, Tom Baker, Dennis Von Euw, David Adolf, Dennis McLaughlin, Sue Reynoldson, Tom Stieg, Dennis Wilhelm . Larry King, Jesse Kobs, Scott Riley. 2nd: Advisor Mr. Dwyer, David McKee, Ron Crawford, John Sitton, Buster Adams, Jim Harwood, Foster, Jerry Aasby, Recorder Marvin Wirth, Sentinel Craig Crawford, V. Pres. John Luoto, President Larry Cook. Not pictured: Barry George Cooper, Troy DeVan, Floyd Greenwood, Sec. Don Jacopi, Treas. Dan Luoto, Darryl Utton, George VanWormer, Dan Warner, xx Z 've 1. f - rj 'vw ' ' . ln-1 tl .4 is 'MA' Ati! V wt 1, ' 1' - n' s - 5' it girls and F.F.A. boys enjoy the snow on Mt. Hood at their outing. 2-Lf-E ti vl .2 Qfvffl ,, 1 J' 'l . .4 Shown here is Dan Luoto with his project at a fair in which he competed. During the past year, the F.F.A. has been involved in several activities. This year, various members of the chapter participated in judging contests and state and county fairs. Early in the summer, the chapter went on its camping and fishing trip to East Fork River. They sent three members to the National Convention, and five to the State Conven- tion. In January they played in the Donkey Basketball Game. In March the F.H.A. and the F.F.A. Went to Mt. Hood. Rounding up the year in April was the Parent and Son Banquet. Our Band in Mr. Yonker directs enthusiastic band members! The pep band plays for a basketball game. mf l 1 - IQ lst row: Diane Cochran, Carolyn Bodeen, Susan Reynoldson, Cary Stonebrink, Lorna Kobs, Marvin King, Sandie Eidsmoe, Megan Casr bourn, Mona Casey, Gloria Whalen. 2nd row: Mr. Yonker, Charley Wanpler, Bryce Bailey, Steve Fidel, Jim Cooper, Dinnis Webb, Jesse Kobnf Anita Austin, David Mealue, Cindy Van Loo, Carol Wilhelm, Ken Summers. 3rd row: George Van Wormer, Tim Holmes, Vicki Dietzman, Dina Eramo, Carl Eckrode, Mary Casebourn, Lynette Wilhelm, Peggy Huddleston, Beth Bailey, Gretchen Stermer. 4th row: Scott Beyl, Merri Crownover, Randy Wade, Jack Eichhorn, Wes Summers, Curtis Taylor, Mike Summers, Mike Farmer, Larry Park, Terry Harris. n il i ieeeefw ' 'N Our Chorus lst row: Linda Mayor, Nancy Ketzner, Carol McLeod, Mary Bushman, Merilee Terwey, Chris Newby, Megan Caseboum, Debbie Mitchell 2nd row: Loni Barnes, Janet Taylor, Mary Casebourn, Beverly Brawnd, Carolyn Bodeen, Leann Glover, Tom Stieg, Mike Summers, Eldon McMurray, Donna Cratty, Bob Stepp. 4th row: Dennis Restorff, Karen Phillips, Connie Lawson, Betty Stepp, Julie Lawson, Bonnie Bethke, Wes Summers, Mark Juenemann Piano: Gretchen Stermer, Ken Manson Director: Mr. Thomas Babb Not pictured: Carla Bird, Alice Ket- zner, Carol IaWson,Martina Terwey, Rick Phillips, Mike Russel, Keith Vernon Drums: Jack Eichhorn. Chorus members show enthusiasm during practice! Y-C's Chorus this year was a very busy group. Start- as a fairly small group, it grew to 48 members. Guitar drum accompaniment greatly added to the group's Chorus found many more opportunities to sing for activities this year than in the past. Some of their included concerts at each of the grade schools, a Concert, A Christmas Concert, and an Easter Concert. and Band often worked together. Opportunities individual talent to shine were readily available. Many and duets were performed during the course ofthe Chorus also participated in the League Contest. Carolyn Bodeen sangl ENJOY BEING A GIRL for the talent show. Nancy Kahler sings for the Yamhill Grade School as Chorus looks Ofl. Foreign Language Club -.. -ke -j.,-.. ...vfr . -- .. ..-.., :k Club officers take time out to pose for a picture together Peeps Nisbet enjoys a taco during Spanish class. 1st row: Donna Cratty, Cindy Peters, Diane Tribbett, Debbie Mitchell, Mary Jane Adamson, Sue Hunt, Jo Rosendahl. 2nd: Mary Newby, Linda Warner, Meg Cooke, Joan Reynoldson, Mary Bushman, Megan Casebourn, Yvonne Michael, Wendy Mullen. 3rd: Mar- leen Walker, Sec. Treas. Mary Casebourn, V. Pres. Gretchen Stermer, Mark Junemann, Ken Manson, Mike Williams, Peeps Nisbet, Ad- visor Mr. Babb. Not pictured: Pres. Mary Cooke, V. Pres. Loren Collins, Bill Mullen, Brian Wood. This is the cast of EVERYTHING YOU ALWAYS WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT TELEVISION BUT WERE AFRAID TO ASK. Playmakers Newly formed at Y-C this year was a drama club called the Playmakers. Februaiy 10, they staged a talent show in which nearly fifty people participated. A capac- ity crown attended, and the club raised S150. In order to be a member of Playmakers, three points must be attained. Points are awarded for acting in a play or being on a committee for one of the productions. This yearis officers were: Pres. Nancy Paolo, V.P. Ken Hermens, Sec. John Luoto, Treas. Mark Wood, and Scrapbook Pam Webb. L row Nancy Paolo Ken Hermens John Luoto Mark Wood Pam Webb. 2nd row: Kathy Jernstedt, Jeanie Camarillo, Lorna Kobs, Vicki 3rd row Debbie Mitchell Gretchen Stermer Susan Holst Mrs Pearse, Sue Jernstcdf, Janelle Munro, Julie Frost. Not pictured: Publications Annual Staff ! ,?,-L' ':.i X11. , Our camera catches a busy staff at work. v lg-10. ,. lil! lst row: Terri Payne, Jane Ketzner. 2nd row: Jeanie Camarillo, Janice Lundy, Rod Buxton. 3rd row: Nancy Paolo, Susan Holst, Chris Newby. 4th row: Jan Gelbrich, Julie Frost, Peggy Huddles- ton. 5th row: Diane Tribbett, Janet Bernards, Mrs. Smith. Ken Hermens, editor of the Literary Magazine, helps Diane Trib bett and Janet Bernards tell Who's Who? i. These negatives draw big smiles from Peggy Huddleston and Chris Jane and Terri ask, Why can't these pictures crop them- Newby, selves? ai --- I J ' Pat, Alan, and Jim hard at work writing stories for Tiger Paws. gl in Jim Skuzeski, You'1l never make it, Jim! -,J of Unique assembly line get paper together. Tiger Paws Staff I lst row: Mary Cooke, Ruth Ann Hevener. 2nd row: Trudy Strange ' A Colleen Walker, 3rd row: Nancy Paolo, Merri Crownover. 4th row: Judy Gray, Ken Hermens. 5th row: Alan Fox, Pat Gardner. 6th row: Ronnie Jenkins, Jim Skuzeski. 7th row: Larry Cook, Mrs. Smith. Mason, Editor of the Parent News-Letter, expresses his 'il sl l Mary Cooke and Ruth Ann Hevener try coaxing the Gestetner machine. lst row' Vicky Bellwood Trudy Strange Janelle Munro, Donna Amerson, Susan Holst, Megan Casebourn, Janice Lundy. Znd: Jane Ketzner, Kath Jlernstedt Linda Warner, Gloria Whalen, Carolyn Bodeen, Cindy Peters, Chris Newby, Nancy Kahler, Jim Skuzeski. 3rd: Scrapbook Y , Bob Neill, Judy Gray, Janene Payne, Sec. Mary Newby, Karen Wyffels, Gretchen Stermer, Debbie Mitchell, Sue Jernstedt, Janet Bemards, Ad visor Mrs. Gorne. Not pictured: Loren Collins, Mary Cooke, V. Pres. Mike Farmer, Pres. Ken Hermens, Ruth Ann Hevcner, Nancy Paolo, Treas. Katie Van Dyke, Brian Wood, Mark Wood. New members: Mary Jane Adamson, Kristie Brown, Mary Casebourn, Julie Frost, Jan Gel- brich, Ruthy Hudson, Kathy Laughlin, Steve Peters, Gwyne Stevens, Cathy Wasson, Mike Williams. S NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY X I YZ rggl Shown here is Mr. Lynn Engdahl, speaker at the spring tapping. Members of Honor Society await spring tapping ceremonies. Shown here are initiates of the fall tapping of N.H.S. fy ' , 4 I F 1st row' Brian Wood Larry Cook Ronnie Jenkins 7 -r-Far: :,- Y . , , , President Jim Skuzeski, Sec. Treas. Janet Bernards, V. Pres. Ruth Ann Hevener Znd: Advisor Mrs. Smith, Nancy Paolo, Terri Payne, Julie Frost, Vicky Bellwood, Janelle Munro, Jeanie Camarillo, Judy Gray Col een Walker. 3rd: Ken Hermens, Chris Newby, Jan Gelbrich, Pam Webb, Susan Holst, Janice Lundy, Diane Tribbett, Jane Ketzner Not pictured: Mary Cooke, Trudy Strange. gin HU OS?-I. M lmnmiuual Bumm glgtlihnullmmlmr Gelbrich turns in her story to Ken Hermens, editor of Literary Magazine. 5--4. President Jim Skuzeski is hard at work! Future Teachers Virginia Reagor, cadet teacher, helps some of Mrs. Cobbs' first graders at Yamhill Grade School. Steve Peters poses while cadet teaching Mr. Karns' period six Chemistry class. Of America This year's F.T.A. was a very small group. According to operate through the club. Plans are being made to revise to the constitution, the cadet teaching program is supposed the club, and also to increase its membership. , , Vice President Mark Wood, President Kathy Jernstedt, and Secre- tafY'TfeaSufe' Nancy Kahler' Mrs. Turner, F.T.A.'s advisor. G.A.A. lst row: Pres. Judy Gray, V. Pres. Julie Frost, Sec. Kathy Krieck, Assistant Awards Etha King, Treas. Malia Amerson. 2nd: Lorna Kobs, Vicky Bellwood, Kay Belt, Trudy Strange, Gwyne Stevens, Sandy Eidsmoe, Kathy Jernstedt. 3rd: Sue Jernstedt, Mona Casey, Bryce Bailey, Mary Jane Adamson, Wendy Mullen, Peggy Huddleston, Nita Goebel. Not pictured: Bemise Belt, La Vonn King, Karen Wyffles. Frost demonstrates a scooter board on Mother-Daughter Sports as Kathy Jernstedt, Kathy Krieck, and Karen Wyffels stand by. Trudy Strange and Judy Gray work hard at a cake sale. Girls Athletic Association had another active year. Under the able leadership of Judy Gray, the group put on the annual Mother-Daughter Sports Night. Girls in G.A.A. participate in either volleyball, softball, or track. W :fx 4 sq at Bible Club Bible Club presented the Moore Family Singers at a fall Bible Club members make plans for future happenings. assembly. Y-C's Bible Club this year was a very hard working on the Resurrection of Christ. Chorus presented some group. They organized a Christmas and an Easter Assembly. sacred numbers which greatly added to the assembly. The Christmas Assembly involved Bible Club, Band, Chorus, Bible Club also presented the Moore Family Singers at an and many other students. It was an unusually good pro- assembly. They were enthusiastically received by the gram, and was well received. During the Easter Assembly, student body, and invited back for another appearance talks and readings were given. The program was centered later in the year, Bible Club'5 Sponsor is Mr, Turner, 1st row: V. Pres. Carolyn Bodeen, Pres. Mike Summers, Sec. Treas. Angela Austin. 2nd row: Donna Cratty, Nancy Kahler, Lynette Zumwalt, Mary Casebourn, Kathy Cockerham, Yvonne Micheals, Peggy Huddleston, Sue Hunt. 3rd row: Jack Eichhorn, Wes Summers, Ken Summers, Larry Park, Dennis Von Euw. Not pictured: Jim lllingworth. Mrs. Kelley was aided by Deon Smith as she sang for the Christmas Assembly. This is an example of the photography done by Camera Club mem- bers. Photographers in Action mg, Q Angela Austin and David Mealue pose after a club meeting. Camera Club members learn about a camera from Pres. Peggy Hud- dleston. 1st row: Pres. Peggy Huddleston, V. Pres. Etha King, Sec. Treas. Angela Austin. Znd: Advisor Mr. Kimura, Linda Wamer, Jesse Kobs, Loni Barnes, David Mealue, Mike Wyffels, Tom Stieg, Jim Cooper. 3rd: Ken Summers, Laura Jackson, Trudy Strange, Bill Staser, Scott Beyl, Randy Wade, Dennis Von Euw, Steve Fidel, Tim Holmes. Not pictured: Carol McLoud, Cindy Peters, Carl Eckrode, Jerry VanTassel. Speech Club ,Zn . C1 ' .,' - -- H. ..,..-,, .7 Lx- lst row: Mary Cooke, Mona Casey, Kathy Wasson, Sec. Pam Webb, Vicky Bellwood, Della Vaage. 2nd: Loren Collins, Pres. Brian Wood Nancy Paolo, Mark Wood, Treas. Janelle Munro, Sue Jernstedt, Coach Kelley, V. Pres. Ken Hermens. Not pictured: Sue Holst. Della Vaage poses with the Speech trophy she won. i Z1 l 1:53 i H 6115 C :E NF ii, Sue Holst does research for a speech. fw-' , J, 1 ...pf ,l 1 -J Q?-, , f. J f i 4,71 if A -if ., In-I is I l 1 - 1 H ! ' u 4 Q gm' I Q Q 'Q l 1' 1 7'T5Sf ' gf 9 Ugly men contestants are displayed at assembly. Mr. Kelley's class shows their knowledge. I- ,, -., -WST : Fx 1 Z: Floyd Lucero says, I have got to get . more sleep. They Keep Going kg-Q.. imi --, ' L uni? 5 ,ug X -.,llI9 ' is Eili' il l e-ee - -Q!!! 'il A and LaVern DeVann do their boy scout duty by changing a Kristie Brown demonstrates how to nm the new Off-Set machine ole ladys' tire. P5149 I his ' Qxp N- 1 -A, N-+Q',f , -A x .4 iw i i lst row: Mike Wyffels, Jesse Kobs, Jim Cooper. 2nd row: Coach Turner, Denny McLaughlin, Greg Geelan, Mark Cooke, Jerry VanTassel John Luoto, Stan Gardner, Loren Collins. The second year of Cross Country for Y-C showed uch improvement in the number out for the team as well s the win-loss record. John Luoto, a senior, was the only returning letter- ian. He, along with two other seniors, Greg Geelan and ark Cooke, three Sophomores, Stan Gardner, Denny Mc- aughlin and Loren Collins, and one freshman, Mike Wyf- ls, made up the varsity seven. Other runners were Jerry anTasse1, Jim Cooper and Jesse Kobs. The team defeated North Marion, Dayton twice, mity twice, Sherwood twice, Banks three times, Forest rove, Vernonia and Clatskanie. They lost to Gervais in e regular season, and to Scappoose in a practice meet. e North Marion Invitational was encouraging, with Y-C king 4th and Mark Cooke Sth in a group of 134 runners. In the district at Sherwood, our top five runners were the top ten of the thirty-three runners, with Stan Gard- r second, Mark Cooke fourth, Loren Collins seventh, nny McLaughlin eighth, and John Luoto tenth. I feel this is the best group of distance runners I've er coached. They were not afraid of work or competi- n. Even though we did not do as well as we had hoped the state meet, the season was a lot of fun for me and, ' in all, very successful. They're a swell bunch of athletes. Coach Turner Trail Blazers Take District Record 14-2. i . Scott Waters pins opponent in his weight class. Quickly Mark Cooke goes for a hold on Sheridan foe Mark Cooke is wrapping opponent up for a win. Jim Van Dyke chalks up another win against Sheridan l Ivlatmen Sparkle During Season The Y-C wrestlers had a veiy successful year, with a record of 18 wins, two losses, and one draw. They finished second in Yawama League competition, and finished second behind Sherwood in the district tournament. Eleven wrestlers placed in the top four spots at the district tournamentg Fourth Place: Dennis McLaughlin-136 lbs., Owen I-Iousel-178 lbs., Craig Bush- 191 lbs., Steve Foster-Unlimitedg Third Place: Jim Van Dyke-141 lbs.g Second Place: Mike Russell-123 lbs.g Scott Waters-130 lbs.g Scott Brown-148 lbs.g Mike Summers 168 lbs.g First Place: Ron Phipps- 168 lbs.g Mike Long-Unlimited. The six men who placed first and second at District earned a spot in the state wrestling tournament in Corvallis. These wrestlers well represented our school and league at state, with Scott Brown placing third at 148 lbs. and Mike Long placing fifth at Unlimited. The team wrestled well all season and showed a tough come from behind strength to keep up a good win record. They were down 3-28 at Scappoose fthe Cowapa League championsl, then pulled it out with the final score Y-C 30, Scap- poose 28. We will lose some good men at graduation, but we should have a good, young team that will be back next year. Coach Judd Record Y-C 72 . . . .... Vernonia 6 Y-C 58 . . .... Dayton 10 Y-C 33 . . . . . .Clatskanie 33 Y-C 36 . . . . . Willamina 27 Y-C 51 . . . . . . Amity 18 Y-C 57 ,. .. .Nestucca 9 Y-C 42 . . . . . . Gervais 22 Y-C 48 . . . . .Amity 12 Y-C 43 . . . ....... Taft 27 Y-C 48 . . .... Sheridan 16 Y-C 39 . . . ...... Seaside 27 Y-C 30 . . . . .Scappoose 28 Y-C 54 . . . . . . Neah-Kah-Nie 18 Y-C 24 . . . . . Gladstone 36 Y-C 27 . . . .... Sherwood 34 Y-C 42 . . . . .Newberg 30 Y-C 49 . . . ...... Banks 15 Y-C 31 . . Sherwood 26 KZ: if Coach Sorber Coach Judd Coach Judd, Steve Foster, Bruce Burhnam, Wes Summers, Mike Nason, Denny McLaughlin, Jerry Aasby. J.V. Grapplers Scott Waters controls opponent in match. Chay Robles pins Sheridan opponent for another victory. Coach Sorber is thinking of advice to give to Y-C grappler N N Trying to roll opponent over is Mike Russell. 1st row: Ron Sticka, Mike Farmer, Stan Gardner, Bob Buxton, Jesse Kobs. 2nd row: Coach Leatherwood, Mike Collins, LaVern DeVan, Bob Neill, John Sitton, Bracky Engle, Larry Cook, Trainer Greg Geelan. J.V.'s End Up 13-9 The 1971-72 J .V. basketball team won the last 4 out of 5 league games to finish over the 500 mark for the sea- son, and finish in a tie for second place in the Yawama League with a 10-4 mark and 13-9 overall. The 4 league losses could have been our victories as well, as we lost these games by a total of 21 points. The big scorers of the season who led the J.V.'s were Larry Cook, 16.045, and Bob Neill, 16.182, John Sitton al- so scored with good consistency for a 7.688 average. The leading rebounders were Larry Cook with 11.545 average and John Sitton with 6.688 average. Even though the scoring was done mainly by three people, they got a lot of their points by teammates' passes Coach Leatherwood off the fast break, mostly from our half-court press. Coach Leatherwood Y-C 70 North Marion 54 Y-C 60 Y-C 46 . . . . . . Woodburn 62 Y-C 60 Y-C 64 . . . . . . Woodburn 70 Y-C 43 Y-C 68 North Marion 44 Y-C 54 Y-C 68 . . . . . . Clatskanie 64 Y-C 69 Y-C 45 . . . .... . Gervais 74 Y-C 61 Y-C 50 . . .Gervais 63 Y-C 46 Sherwood 56 Clatskanie 73 . Dayton 51 Willamina 54 . . Amity 43 Sheridan 57 . . Banks 53 Y-C 66 Y-C 85 Y-C 43 Y-C 68 Y-C 81 Y-C 80 Y-C 83 Y-C 46 Sherwood Nestucca . Dayton Willamina . . Amity Nestucca Sheridan . . Banks Hustle Key To Success The 1971-72 Frosh basketball team possessed nearly all the tools and talents ofa championship team. The only element missing was heightg the Frosh played against taller teams throughout the season. The lack of a blg', man was more than compensated for by extreme hustle, desire, and most impor- tant, teamwork. The season saw many different players share in the role ofbeing the key to victory. A well-balanced team is always the most difficult type to defenseg the five starters were an extremely well balanced group, scoring consistently and playing excellent team bas- ketball. Yet, no team can be a winner without a strong bench. A big reason for the 15-7 record of this year's Frosh was not only its teamwork and balance, but also its fine group of re- serves, who contributed a great deal to a very successful sea- son. Coach Barnett Coach Barnett lst row: Dave Rodriguez, Ron Bonofiglio, Dave Mealue, Troy DeVan, Cliff Hadtield. 2nd row: Coach Barnett, Greg Bellwood, Steve Neubig Tom Camarillo, Ben Mullen, Mike Stonebrink. lst row: Dan Luoto, Sam Nichols, Alan Fox, Rod Buxton, Tom Baker. 2nd row: Mr. Smith, Randy Mason, Larry Patershall, Bob Dudding, Dave Johnson, Randy Foster, Larry Nichols. Desire, determination, and dedication would be words used to describe this year's basketball team. When it seemed we were doomed to finishing on the loser's side of the win-loss record, the team pulled together and played some exciting basketball games. Winning four of their last five games is evidence of the character and persever- ance of this team. Losing six games by five or less points indicates that we were always within striking distance of all teams played. If the breaks had fallen our way, who knows where we might have ended. Injuries to Alan Fox and Randy Mason, and not having Larry Nichols for a full season were certainly handicaps to our team. But with the excellent play of seniors Sam Nichols and Rod Buxton, and also Larry Patershall, the Tiger's had a successful season. The future looks bright, as many underclassmen also contributed to the Y-C basketball program. Record Y-C 63 Y-C 51 Y-C 64 Y-C 59 Y-C 68 Y-C 77 North Marion 58 . .Woodburn 68 . .Woodburn 68 North Marion 44 . . Clatskanie 54 . . . Gervais 59 Y-C 82 Y-C 55 Y-C 44 Y-C 42 Y-C 62 Y-C 5 8 Coach Smith . . Gervais 5 7 Sherwood 61 . .Dayton 48 .Willimina 62 . . .Amity 53 . Sheridan 55 Y-C 46 Y-C 42 Y-C 89 Y-C 58 Y-C 59 Y-C 77 Y-C 57 Y-C 60 Y-C 67 Y-C 63 Coach Smith . Clatskanie 52 . . .Banks 61 Sherwood 91 . Nestucca 86 . . Dayton 60 .Willimina 56 . . .Amity 49 .Nestucca 72 . Sheridan 54 . . .Banks 57 .- 1 ig i Dave Johnson muscles up underneath the boards. 71-72 Tigers In Action ' L Setting up for a ten foot shot is Sam Nichols. vi- ': ' f' Mr. Smith explains strategy duiing time out. Looking for an opening to shoot is Rod Buxton. 5-1 1.4 ... i fi l ' l Luoto gets ready to can another shot during flrst half action. ' ,,, . . Y . . , V ' - , . 'Sc . t. f1f .awk , , V- ef' W , ' 5' ' . 1 . - Ab 1 - Dan Luoto drives down the center of the lane on a fastbreak. Randy Foster goes up for a three point play against Dayton Pirates. - ,, .I , . I - 1 I x If-451 .r 1I,,gI,,.f- wr , '. I ,, 3 I - ' 'E , I' 1 ' i:'l!'A: 'ffl F .i7 1. - ' ' We .' . if 4 -- 4 . , - , .f -if 5: -... 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'-- -tt..F4'2.,.l7r'r?3' 'l 71'l-1-if'-L'-'ifzgi' NE 7 k'7.fZ'f'-f.1v zv'.l'f f lst row: Jim Cooper, Ron Bonotiglio, Mike Stonebrink, Denny McLaughlin, Stan Gardner, Loren Collins, Mike Wyfells, Mark Waters. 2nd row: Scott Waters, Sam Pinard, LaVern DeVan, Joe McLeod, Tom Camarillo, Randy Schmiedel, Doug Fidel, Scott Brown. 3rd row: Terry Cox, John Luoto, Owen Housel, Greg Geelan, Larry Patershall, Craig Bush, Steve Foster, Mark Cooke, Randy Wade, Tim Holmes, Coach Tur- ner. Not pictured: Daryl Dempsey, manager, Alan Fox and Mike Long. First in League Again TRACK-1972 Larry Patershall-lst in high hurdles, on lst place mile relay team and on 2nd place 440 relay team. The season started in early March with about 35 fel- Alan FOX-1St 220 ydS., 1St 440 yds. lows out for the team. A few dropped by the wayside be- LaVern DCVHH-OH lSf place mile relay team, On 2nd place cause of injuries, jobs and lack of dedication, but the group 440 fCl21Y team, Sixth in 100 YdS- Which finished the season ended with the bestwin-loss rec- D0l1g Fidel-011 2Ild place 440 relay team, 6th in 220 yds. ord in Y-C track history, 25 wins and 1 loss. The loss came Craig B11Sl1-2I1d in discus, SiXih in Shel. from Forest Grove. John Luoto-On lst place mile relay team. This was the second undefeated year in a row in Mike LOHS-2110 in Shot, 3rd in diSC11S. league competition and at district the team rolled up 146 Mark C00ke-Zfld ifl 2 mile Illn- points, 61 more than second place Sheridan. Stan Gardner-3rd in 2 miles, 5th in mile. The team won the second straight Blue Ribbon Re- Scott WHICIS-4th in 380 yds. laysg placed highest of AA teams at the Willamette Relays, Loren Collins-4th in 2 mile. won five trophies and thirty-five ribbons at the News- Tim Holmes-4th in high jump. Register Meet as well as the league trophy and district tro- Denny McLaughlin-6th in mile run. phy. At the State Meet Alan Fox took third in both the Those placing for Y-C at district were: Terry Cox- 220 and 440. Larry Patershall took seventh in high hurdles 2nd in Long Jump, 2nd in javelin, 2nd in high hurdles, and and Terry Cox seventh in the javelin. 2nd in low hurdles. Terry Cox was chosen by the team as the Outstand- Greg Geelan-On lst place mile relay team, on 2nd place ing Trackman for 1972. 440 relay team, and 2nd in open 440 yd. dash. Coach Turner Record 25-1 Y-C 90 ... .. Willamina 46 Y-C 125 . .. ... Amity ll Y.C 81 , , , . . . Sheridan 55 Y-C 92 . . . . . . Dayton 44 Y-C 9556 . . . . Sherwood 40Vz Y-C 86 . . . . . Banks 5 Y-C 101 . ...Nestucca 35 '72' Tiger Team Larry Patershall leads halfway through race. .4 ,, Z1 ' MAN' 1 5 I Y. 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F-411312, Getting ready for gun is LaVern DeVan. Distance runners wamm up during practice. iiYA,.-new Jumping for good distance is Mike Stonebrink. Tim Holmes C153-TS hal' in P016 Vault- Alan Fox breezgg to victory in 400, Knocking over hurdle on way to victory is Teuy Cox 1 ,., 4.4 LI D' F'd 1 W d Mullen, Judy Gray La Vonn King Julie Frost scorekeeper Jane Ketzner Miss Kilgore, Mary Jane Adamson, iana 1 e , en y A and B Lack Experience This year's varsity volleyball team demonstrated much spirit and drive, even though the season does not in- dicate this. Judy Gray was the only returning player from last year's team, so there was a great deal of playing strat- egy to be leamed. Kay Belt was high point for the year with 51 points, while Julie Frost was second in line with 40 points. The girls ended the season with 5 loses and 1 win. Lack of experience was the downfall of the B volleyball team. Only 3 of the girls played last year. The girls ended the season with 5 losses and 2 wins. Bryce Bai- ley was high point with 65 points, and Kathy Pekkola was second in line with 47 points. These girls have a lot of potential, and we look forward to an improved season next fall if all of these J V's turn out. 1st row: Bernice Belt, Gloria Whalen, Anita Austin. 2nd row: Manager Diana Cochran Maha Amerson Mona Casey Kathy Pekkola Bryce Bailey, Miss Kilgore. :mera If WX af! Ent uslasm Key to Successi X X ff! W f f Ji McNabb, Peggy Huddleston, Teri Ward, Judy Gray, Kay Belt, Bryce Bailey. 2nd. Mary Jane Adamson, Coleen Walker, Juanita K 1 d S h Gl ia Powell, Wendy Mullen, Darcy Fountain. 3rd: Coach i gore, Sandie Ei smoe, Rhonda Shanafelt, Kathy Pckkola, Laura Strand, Cheryl Gardner Loni Barnes Rhonda Buxton, Dina Eramo XXXIXXXXXXXXXXVIXXMXIA Wfflffflffflfififffflffify D it th th ' dthe va'1b'lit ofteamsto la ,X espe ewea eran a 131 y py the girls softball team showed a lot of enthusiasm and fight. The girls had a total of 3 games for the season. Next year the team is going to miss the following se- niors: Terri Ward, Judy Gray, Wendy Mullen, Kay Belt, Peggy Huddleston, and Juanita Sanchez. Peggy Huddleston will es- epcially be missed since she has been the catcher for 4 years. Record 2-1 Y-C 7 .... .. ........... Linfield 8 Y-C 19 .....,.......,........ McMinnville 17 Y-C 21 ........................ Sherwood 9 lt , Quarterback Sam Nichols has good protection throwing against Siuslaw. 'F . 119 A lo ml Siuslaw Viking nabs Terry Cox after reception. Blockers give Steve Bucher room to run. Second in State The 1971 football season started as an unknown quality. During pre-season practice, it seemed as if the Tigers were in a great deal of trouble. A few of last year's team decided not to participate in football this year, and Sam and Larry Nichols had trouble passing their physicals. The season started with a win over Scappoose in a nonleague game. Randy Mason quarterbacked the team to a 12-O shutout. The following week the Tigers defeated Clatskanie in another non-league game 35-21 , and it seemed like the team was beginning to get things together. The third week of the season started the league play. The Tigers marched into Dayton high-spirited, and came home with tails between their legs after a 34 to 8 defeat at the hands of the Pirates. The Y-C team then defeated Sheri- dan, Banks, and Sherwood before they reached the very crucial game against Willamina. The game ended 8 to 6 in favor of the Tigers. This led the Tigers to Homecoming, and a victory that could have assured the Tigers of a possible tie for first place in the league, but victory did not belong to Y-C. The final score was Nestucca 21, Y-C 8. All hope seemed lost for Y-C going into the final game against Amity. In order to continue into the state playoffs, Y-C had to defeat Amity, Banks had to beat Willamina, and Sheridan had to defeat Nestucca. With great guidance and help, this is exactly what happened, and Y-C was declared the district representative in the state play-off by a one-point system. Y-C's first play-off game was the quarter-final game held at Seaside. The underrated Tigers completely domin- ated the game, and defeated the Seagulls 25 to 9, The next step on the ladder was the semi-final game against Siuslaw on the Y-C field. Siuslaw was a very powerful team, and picked to defeat the Tigers with their power-running attack, but the Tigers again dominated the game with a very tough defense and balanced offensive attack. Now, for the first time in the history of Y-C, they were playing in the AA football finals. Gladstone was a very strong team, and picked to win by as many as 20 points. The Tigers traveled to Gladstone, and in the mud and wet battled the No. 1 rated Gladiators even for three quarters. Gladstone did finally score in the final quarter to defeat the Tigers 18-6. Coach Dixon A V J 6 v3V.Ag.,. D,-zzlj 1-1,51 13? US, , ,34f5gta4,gif3fr'i 74 7 44 13 lst row: David Dempsey, David Grassman, Randy Wade, Mike Collins, David Taylor, Bob Buxton, Owen l-louscl, Larry Nichols, Barry Stevens, Mike Russell, Greg Fidel. 2nd row: Wes Barber, Joe Miller, Brian Wood, Randy Schmeidal, Don McMurray, LaVern DcVan, Steve Bucher, Roger Muckey, Scott Brown, Cecil Zeigler, Jack Eichhorn, Larry Cook. 3rd row: Steve Utton, Rod Buxton, Terry Cox, Ron Phipps, Randy Mason, Sam Nichols, Jim Skuzeski, Richard Cloepfil, Mike Long, Joe McLeod. -C 12 0 Scappoose -C 35 21 Clatskanie -C 8 34 Dayton -C 14 0 Sheridan -C 14 6 Banks -C 15 O Sherwood -C 8 6 Willamina -C 8 24 Nestucca -C 53 0 Amity -C 25 9 Seaside Quarterfinals -C 25 7 Siuslaw Semifinals -C 8 16 Gladstone Chamionship Coach Dixon O Cecil Zeigler bursts through large hole. Tough Y-C defense stops Gladstone. A . 1 -,,. .i' ' -f ,. v-1:-1 lst row: Steve Neubig, Dave Rodriguez, Tom Stieg, Cliff Hadfield, Troy DeVan, Dan Warner. 2nd row: Assistant Paul Coppinger, Ben Mullen, Scott Riley, Tom Camarillo, Wes Summers, Rick Casey, Eldon McMurray, Sam Pinard, Coach Kelley. Frosh Gain Experience H, 4 Assistant Coach Hendricks Coach Kelley Because of a lack of participation by freshmen, the frosh football squad consisted of freshmen and sophomore for the 1971 season. Even though the team had sophomores, they were usually overpowered by opponents. The team fought and scrapped on a willingness to win. Even though they lost 7 games, they never quit, and proved this by beating Sherida 18-6. Mr. Kelley said, Even though we didn't have a win- ning season, this was a great bunch of boys. Y-C 6 8 Y-C 18 6 Y-C 6 46 Y-C 6 34 Y-C 6 20 Y-C 14 44 Y-C 14 28 Y-C 7 39 Record 1 -7 Sherwo Sherida Nestucc Banks Scappo Willami Amity Dayton ,Ti- v i 'T - I , pb 'giilltx be QQ We lst row: Scott Riley, Steve Neubig, Steve Johnson, Randy Dull, Troy DeVan, Chay Robbles, Mike Russell. 2nd row: Coach Leatherwood, Jim Harwood, Mike Farmer, Ted Steber, Rick Casey, Bob Neill, Ron Sticka, Dennis Von Eue, Bob Staser. J.V. Stickmen Have 3-8 Season The J .V.'s didn't have too successful a year in the of games they played or even the number of vic- Two J .V. teams in the league never got enough for a team and another league team had to drop schedule in the middle of the year. The J .V.'s had . excellent games with the always tough Sherwood 1 but lost by scores of 4-3, 2-1, and 1-0. Prospects for next year's varsity team could be Ted G1 as a pitcher and Bob Staser as an outfielder with a 427 average as a hitter. Other leading prospects are Jim arwood outfielder, Mike Farmer, Ron Sticka, and Mike ussell as infielders. LGU Record 38 -C 5 . . ............ . . Cascade 12 -C 12 . . . . . . . .... Nestucca 5 -C 3 . . . . . Sherwood 4 -C 1 . . . . . Sherwood 2 -C 0 . . . . . Sherwood 1 -C 6 . . ...... Banks 10 -C 8 . . . . . Willamina 6 -C 2 . . . . . Scappoose 7 -C 4 . . .... Molalla 9 -C 6 . . . . . Sherwood 15 -C 7 . . ..... Banks 6 7 ws!!-H-v-H-'Q--'-ru ' f--------vw J - Y ' M' 7 l 'ag' 'A I Il, A N Q 0- 41, if 1 A 'wld 1' 'A V - Z 4 HN 1 H ' - ' . Coach Leatherwood positions Helders during one of the games -P7 v . 'I 'N 1 . ,Nl . 7 li' 'A -x' Mike Farmer is getting ready to belt the ball during game with Sherwood. FC .1 , ' 1 'TQ' er .V Tag.: Til , 'A 41.61 1st row: Ron Jenkins, Tom Baker, Greg Bellwood, Manager, David Mealue, Larry Mcllvaine, Bob Buxton, Greg Dull. 2nd: Coach Barnett L Nichols, Randy McLeod, Jim Harwood, Bob Staser, Rod Buxton, Mike Collins. Not pictured, Sam Nichols. 3rd Straight 20 Win Season This year's baseball season would have to be called a season of surprises. At the beginning of the year the fact that ll seniors, 4 of which were lst team all-league selec- tions, would have to be replaced by non-letterman and sophomores gave the opposing coaches in the league the basis for selecting Y-C to finish near the bottom of the league. However, the three returning starters from last year, Sam Nichols, Tom Baker, and Larry Nichols provided a good nucleus to build around. Randy McLeod, Larry Mc- Ilvaine, and sophomores Mike Collins and Bo Buxton along with freshman Greg Bellwood contributed more than was ever expected. Rod Buxton, Ron Jenkins, Jim Harwood, Greg Dull and Bob Staser provided strength in key situations which often meant the difference between winning and losing. This year's team attitude was one of never givingfup which is proven by the fact that in seven of the last vic- tories Y-C had to come from behind in the late innings in order to win. I don't think that I can say enough about our pitching staff of Larry Nichols, Randy McLeod, Mike Col- lins, and Rod Buxton. Larry threw only 6 213 innings last year and the others didn't pitch any, but this year, they proved their varsity ability by combining for 21 vic- tories against only 7 defeats. I don't think any one person can be singled out and called our key player, during the season but we did it as a team and not individuals. Through this team ef- fort we arrived at a fourth place rating in the state, after beating Sherwood. - ll 3 YC YC YC Y-C Y-C YC YC YC YC YC YC Y-C YC Y-C Y-C YC Y-C Y-C YC YC Y-C Y-C YC Y-C Y-C YC 6 YC 7 YC 1 2 13 ll 3 14 0 9 - 10 2 3 3 8 4 3 4 2 6 24 3 5 2 Record 21-7 7... ......... 14 Washington . . . . . Dayton . . . . .Cascade . . . . Mac J.V. . . . . . Dayton . . . The Dalles . . . The Dalles . . . Sherwood . . . . . Gaston . . . . Nestucca . . . Willamina . . . .Amity . . . Gaston . . . Dayton . . . .Hillsboro . . Sheridan ......Banks . Scappoose . . . Sherwood . Willamina . Scappoose . . Nestucca . . Hillsboro . Woodbum . . . Dayton . . Sheridan . . . . Banks . Sherwood Stickmen Review 72. Coach Barnett looking over the situatxon at hand Randy Mason IS chucking the ball during Sherwood game Mlke Collins rips a shot at Sherwood ,,+f44444 4: I 1972 +1 Senior 4' All Stars -IK il 'k'k'k'k'ki'i' 444 'K 41 -IK +I -ll 'IK -K iriri' w. l ,, - -fl 'P-3' ,ect 'rl .tx ' uf. 14 Sam Nichols-Football, lst team all state offense, 2nd team all league offense and defense, Shrine team quarterback. Basketball, 2nd team all league. Baseballg lst team all league, lst team all state. Most Inspirational Athlete. I Mike Long-Footballg 2nd team all state offense, lst team all league Mike Summers-Wrestling, 2nd place district, went to state touma- offense, Shrine Team alternate. Wrestlingg District HWY. champion, ment. 5th place at state tournament. Track, 2nd place district shot put. i Q ls Randy Mason-Football, lst team all league offense. Alan Fox-Trackg 3rd place at state 220 and 440, lst place 220 and 440. ' il f I fi l. Rod Buxton Football all state Hon Ment 2nd team all league of- w w Mjlv- I, .1 ' . nw. J- ' el -QJTF: . ' . .TFHLE ,M I 1'3 .- r N-il' gvfahjx ' jf,.a,JfA'l , Swish ,alliizs . ,Hai a. ii? 3 fl' 9 ,. -QH I I F1 Ah vw f-fc A J Terry Cox-Footballg lst team all league offense, Shrine team al- ternate. Trackg lst place district javelin, 2nd place district low hurdles. Went to state in both events. Most athletic boy. Brown Wrestling 2nd Place district 31'd Place at State tm-'ma' Larry Patershall-Trackg lst place district high hurdles and both -r Geelan Track 2nd place d1SLl'1Cf440 1st place mrle relay, 440 relay teams. Went to state in all three events. Craig Bush-Trackg 2nd place district discus, went to state track meet. Sam Nichols Most Inspirational Athlete-'I 972 'D ..-m I A ,gp l J - if ' X ' I , I Q .VY : n.,Li an , 1: ' A Q. 1 V' jk VV ,VE - . , f Hifi: xy 545, 3 , W Q I, U' i .- wi fi- i ' ' ' , : iii-if. fs- ' -A i m i ' .f ' 1-.ii 1 1 , ' ' I . i - 2. wi w.i ii.. 1- ':5,1L f' : , .- H 'r w if ik! - -:,v- - ------1'--'ff iff? lst row: Peggy Huddleston, Marylane Asamson, Christy Gardner Ariel Freeman 2nd row Asst Coach Nixon Cathy Laughlin Vicky Bell wood, Sue J ernstedt, Lorna Kobbs, Etha King, Karen Wyifells, Wendy Mullen and Coach Kilgore Not Pictured Anita Austin Track Girls Have Good Season Y-C's girl track team had a good season considering the number of girls participating. The team competed in 6 meets during the year. , An outstanding performance by Sue Jemstedt at the regional track meet in the 100 yard dash qualified her for the state track meet. The team has some good returning people for next year and should make a good showingg however we will miss the three graduating seniors, Wendy Mullens, Peggy Huddle Christy Gardner takes a break during district meet ston, and Karen Wyffeis. -C 36 .......... .... B anks 37 C '27 . . . . .ciarskine 82 -C 42 . . . . . Sheridan 65 -C 69 . .I . . . Sherwood 38 -C 33 . . . . .League Meet -C 14 . . . . Regional Meet ,I Q, i a5daH Pam Webb, Nancy Paolo, Jan Lundy, Ken Hermens, Lorna Kobs, Mark Wood, Kathy Jernstedt. Student Director Props .. Charles Condomine . . .Ken Hermens of Ruth Condomine ....... Jan Lundy Elvira Condomine ..... Lorna Kobs Madame Arcati . . Dr. Bradman . . . . Mrs. Bradman ..... Edith ........... Director ...... . l Blithe Spirit By Noel Coward . . Nancy Paolo . . . Mark Wood Kathy J ernstedt . . . .Pam Webb Jeanie Camarillo . . . .Mrs. Pearse . Janelle Munro 4' !, I' Thank you so much, Dr. Bradman DD tl Good morning, Edith! Don't just stand there, get some brandy' .E 2 Homecoming 1971 K fmlx 1 t w: Terry Cox, Diane Co k J net Bernards, Rita Geelan, Mik L g 2nd row: Randy Mason, Etha King, Rod Buxton, Cindy Peters R hC1 epfil. '--n., - .nm I , 2 ' ' Queen Janet King Rod Jr. Princes Etha Jr. Prince Randy sill. ,-on V-'EV Frosh. Princess Diane Frosh. Prince Terry Sr. Prince Mike Sr. Princess Rita Soph. Prince Richard Soph. Princess Cindy BE. , W 11 Homecoming Action Digest Bobcats -takes first. -,...-Y.., , 5 Students show spirit at Pep Rally. Muscle-bound Sophomores take first in tug-of-war. The burning of Y-C, a new event. Queen Janet and King Rod await the lighting of Y-C Cindy Johnson, Ruthy Hudson, Laura Strand, and Christy Gardner receive game plans from coaches. Freshman girls practice before start of game. Sue Jernstedt, Mary Bushman, and Kathy Pekkola practice passing the bas- ketball. Laughlin sets up to put another 5 new 1 . 35. i Judy Gray takes the tip-off for a Se- O nior win over the Juniors, 29-4. W J C 9 . r I o n Junior girls await starting of the game. The Junior rally, consisting of LaVem DeVan, Bill Mullen, and Ben Olson, show that they aren't shy. Seniors 29 Juniors 4 Sophomores 19 Freshmen 7 Sharon Femleaf attempts to make a free throw. Egrw-v-- sue Holst Rally SWS, HU Etna King Queen-Vicky Bellwood 5--.5 ' Rally poses on umversal gym. p . Rally Shows Spifit- Donna Amerson Tigers, You're All Right! 1 N fm i- --viii Pam Webb Rally cheers boys on. Get-it-on! Wrestling Rally lg AZ X-' Julie Frost Rally made pillows to soften the blows. Rally show mixed emotions. Queen-Meg Hermens Rally cheer Tigers on to State. Tigers are G-r-e-a-tl Sandie Eidsmoe ., Q, fin X.-f J, in lvl il 1 1 wa, K J 0 'A 4 I ' 13 . . 3 J-P' - v-H' W-'N ' ' f m I K 5 Eli v is 7 I xt, Q U 1 , A. rl 1 9 5:-QF I i, 3 1 4 I 'S p 1 lt's the first time that frightens. Gin was m0ther's milk to her! Well, get it over with. Pygmalion lEliza Doolittle . . . . . Pam Webb Henry Higgins ...... Brian Wood Colonel Pickering . . . Ken Hermens Mrs. Higgins ....... Della Vaage Alfred Doolittle ..... Mark Wood Mrs.-Pearce ........ Kathy Kriek Mrs. Eynesford Hill .Jeanie Camarillo Miss Eynesford Hill . . Sue Jernstedt Freddie Eynesford Hill . John Luoto Host ....... . . Hostess ...... Nepommuck . . . . . . .Craig Bush . . Rita Geelan . . Joe McLeod F ootman ........ Ken Summers Duchess of Malfi . ..... Julie Frost Lord Kensington ..... Larry Cook Lady Kensington Lady Montgomery. . Bystander No. 1 . . . Bystander No. 2 . . . Parlor Maid . L . . Director ....... . . . . Lorna Kobs Kathy Jemstedt . . . Bill Staser . . . Bob Neill Mary Caseboum . . .Mrs. Pearse Student Director. . .Kathy Jernstedt Brian and Pam take a bow during curtain call How-do-you-do-Mrs. Higgins. I'd better put it in the oven first. We've Only Princess Ruth Ann Princess Jan Queen Janet King Greg, Queen Janet Rich Cloeptil, Jan Lundy, Greg Geelan, Janet Bernards, Ruth Ann Hevener, and Rod Buxton. Just Begun These Four would rather sit than dance. King Greg shows off I.D. bracelet. Royalty enjoys the court dance. Couples enjoy dancing at the Prom. Prom Chairman Kathy J ernstedt watches over the refreshments CLAY provides music for the Prom. Dance The Christmas Dance was spon- sored by the Student Council this year, and proved to be a great success. Music was provided by the Clay , which was a change from records. Approxi- mately 150 students attended. Style Show and Open House W, rife. I. X Some Senior and Junior girls model their formals. - Home Ec. girls are put through their paces during the Grand Finale. -,,,.., - ..,-,T Kathy Wasson sings So Far Away. Home Ec. II girls decorate for the style show. People enjoy looking over the crafts during the open houS6. Sharon Jacopi and Josie Wilcox sing during the style show. ,z-',-.ua ,5y-..-- 755: t..-v -,,,- .ad- ,c...-nul no 1.1:-1 ,g,- 'iv'..-'- ..--ga-'F Boys' State was held the week of 'roars ?'f'f A A June 13-19 at Corvallis, on the Ore- gon State University Campus. Those attending were Mark Wood sponsored by Carlton Chamber of Commerce, Portland Glove Factory, and Ameri- can Legiong Greg Geelan sponsored by Yamhill Chamber of Commerce, Steve Peters sponsored by American Legiong Ron Phipps sponsored by Carlton Firemeng and Ken Hermens sponsored by Yamhill and Carlton First National Banks. Mark Wood, Greg Geelan, Steve Peters, Ron Phipps, and Ken Hermens. Boys' and Girls' State r ' ., - ,.f f, - ' gy 1 '- f1,f,-Wag 1 ' if 1 1 , vvaafcrf c. f A - rar! . ffl-gy r-,f A . Y T 1 ' ' ' ' f , .2 A, 4 1. ,u f q 1 r Q ,, 4 f gk, 4' -V' 45' 7 ,, gi, . E! ,4'1 ' Jane Ketzner, Jan Gelbrich, and Jan Lundy. 66 Girls' State was held in Salem on the Willamette University Campus the week of June 13-19. Those attending were Jane Ketzner sponsored by Yarn- hill Rebekahsg J an Gelbrich sponsored by American Legion Auxiliaryg and Jan Lundy sponsored by American Le gion Auxiliary and Carlton Rebekahs. .aff if ig-1 p 5 lb ,V Sf w f.: NL ,4 q-p mf xc. 1 ' f I -af' Z., J Y .N , ,..k,,,5 , 1' , r-2+ V - 'i' If . ,. 5--qw. ., 'Elin F:I'if3P: 5 l,- '5 Lrg, gd? 1 . IW -F ..- fa A WJ ,, A .7 J ii?5..5ii, 1 gf ,,, .. , . r-1i'i-, 2221.14 A iff? , JQ1 , . -f..Ai,!',, -arf'-hi ,, , .JM1 x 4 9 i klwfr Age, -Ari. I 6 'Qi ' ': HJ-,H-Q .115 ,- . 'Y' r ' U ! 5 m'N+.' 'A nr ' .1 P, X K ta Q-1 ff if ' For those who wish to spend a few minutes far removed from school and its pressures, eating downtown offers an exciting change. ug...- , In -- lp: '1' ' 1 Soaking up the sunshine while taking in the food is a favorite pastime of many Y-C students. -1- r Parents try out lunch program on Parent Swap Day. Time for Lunch! The Home Ec. Room is the scene of much lunchtime hilarity and fun Bruce Brunham and Scott Beyl take advantage of the short or newest addition to Y-C's lunch program. I I ! lid M . JEL ln MI- OPUZC P1'i1'lCiPa1- Mrs. Enger: Secretary. Mrs. Meek: Home Ec. I,II,III,IV, F.H.A. Advisor. Mr. Karns: Chemistry, Biology I,Il, Nation- al Honor Society and Junior Class Advisor. Mrs. Krier: College Prep., World Geo- graphy, Modern Problems, Tigerettes Ad- visor. Mr. Kimura: Shorthand, Typing I, Typing II and Dictation, Office Prac- tice, Camera Club and Bookstore , Advisor, Driver's Education. Mrs. Cosgrove: Assistant Secretary. Q NA.. x Mrs. Van Loo: Home Ec. Aide. Mrs. Karns: Vocab. and Spelling, Basic En glish, World History, Mass Media, Junior Class Advisor. Mrs. Pearse: Creative Writing, Theater Crafts, English Lit., Mythology, Drama, American Lit., College Prep., Playmakers Advisor. Mr. Barnett: Bookkeeping, Business Law, General Business, Senior Class Advisor, Head Baseball Coach and Freshmen Basketball Coach. l ,ll r. Hendricks: Business Math, lgebra II, Advanced Math, Phys- cs, Assistant Varsity Football oach, Sophomore Class Advisor. Mr. Judd: Shop l,II, Me- chanical Drawings, Crafts, Junior Class Advisor, Head Wrestling Coach. Miss Kilgore: Girls' P.E. l,lI, lII,IV, G.A.A. Advisor, Girls' Athletic Coach. Mr. Leatherwood: Boys' P.E. I,II,IIl,IV, Freshmen Class Ad- visor, .l.V. Basketball and Baseball Coach. Mr. Turner: U.S. History, MI Kelley, American Political Science, Economics, Lit' Speech Basic World History, Bible Club ' English, Mythology, Advisor, Boys' Track and Vocab. and Spelling! Cross Country Coach. Humorous Lit., Let- termen and Fresh- men Class Advisor, .l.V. Football Track Coach. Mr. Smith: Counselor, Psychology, Athletic Director, Varsity Bas- ketball Coach, Stu- dent Council and Senior Class Advisor. Mr. Dixon: Attend- ance, Physical Science, General Science, Head Football Coach, Let- terman Advisor, Vice-Principal. l ii 1 Mrs. Smith: Counsel- or, Carrers, Journal- ism, Publications, Tiger Paws and Tiger Lines , Quill and Scroll Advisor. - :sI' ' 4,-: -' r 1 , qql-ill -. Fix J' ix R f. pl. .1 ' :fra if 4 Mrs. Turner: Short Story, Supernatural, .Q Reading Improve- Exjxjgsl 11335 ment, F.T.A. Advisor. xiii: i' We-fr ,Q ...Z .,. , r V rf' ' ,-- . ' , . , f ' ,v N , xf 1, -4 r x I -. Mr. Collins: Industri- al Mechanics, Senior Class Advisor. Mr. Babb: Spanish, French, Chorus, Directed Reading, Foreign Language Club Advisor, and Ticket Sales. Mr. Rush: Custodian Mr. Yonker: Band. Mr. Sorber: Wrestling Coach, P.E. Aide l if Mr. Dwyer: Vo. Ag., Mr. Wright: Algebra I, Welding, Small En- General Math, Fresh- gines, Farm Mechan- man Class Advisor. ics, F.F.A. Advisor. ant Librarian. Mrs. Summers: Reading Improvement Aide. '2 1 N . M ' My Q61 1 -..z ,.. , r , 5. ',f K ' gil up ' Mrs. Duke: Art. Mr. Bethke: Custodian. MIS- Sager: COOK- Mrs. Ritter: Cook. Mrs. Jackson: Assist- Mrs. Gorne: Librar- ian, National Honor Society Advisor. Mr. J uenemann: Cus- todian. U r. I, Mrs. Slater: Cook and Laundry. Freshmen Class of H7577 D.Adolf D.Amcrson A.Austin L. Barns G. Bellwood B. Belt R.BenLliksen S. Beyl O. Bolicn C. Bruwund .l. Brawand R.Buxton T. Camarillo R.Cusey L. Clocpfil B. Cochran D.Cook G.Cooper .l. Cooper F. Cox T. DeVz1n R.Dudding R.Dull C. Eckrode S. Engle D.Eramo S. Fernleuf S. Fidel D.Fountain A.Freeman C. Gardner C. Goodall L. Grimes C. Hadfield T. Holmes J. lllingworth lm 52- f . 1 L. , - V xg, -Tv 'f K f!7'f , 4 ,awk V . 4 .. H! M 3 I 1 1 1' ,,.. in -1 ,1 .. x -:J ' N. . s 'Wu -1 1 -.Y . Q I A fQlT1'LlI.1fll5 EEN. r of IOA President XA llolly Lundy l0l3 Vice-President SB Diamc Cook IOC Secretary 8C Cheryl Gardner IOD Treasurer SD Nuncy Kctzner ' A 1-'lf Q 1 . 7 p ll, Qlllllrilm . 11.5 ' 'KY l EN :'1'7, 6 rx 5 A-'1 . .3 ' --.QT I LIC! I' ', 3 , ll' 1-f , '- l i f -fl L kv r -- - 1 x-J - , li f- X -. Z. . . is A A' ll. X fx QA f.. ' r' 'Q l 4 -l ' ' -1 12, .Isl 1 r' r l 1. fr fi. ' ll f Q VJ.. 1 sry : gi A . , hx .., , -ms... ., . xl' 'P A - 'R au ' A M- vx '- .3 wb KN.. . 2.-sf , Q . u J. Jcrnstcdt S, Johnson A.Kurlson N.Ketznv:r M.King S. Kriek C. Lawson H. Lundy D.McKec C. McLoud E. McMurray D.Meuiue H.Miller K.Miller C. Moncy B. Mullens L. Nason S. Neubig M.Pcters S. Pinard J. Pyrah S. Reynoldson S. Riley D.Rodrigez C. Seward L. Seward R.SI1anafelt E. Short C. Simpson S. Stacey B. Steep T. Steig l. Stigall C. Stonebrink M.Stonebrink D.Strand Bali R F'-x f In 4 S. i Y' ' Q.. 1 , , Q .-wi fl 1 if' L , 1- 'QE1 -' 1 N. x ,X o . . 1 . 'nf- Aw, -S . y K N zu, xi J. K '-.-M' 63? 'Hz' A X,. ,.,f .v X 1 x 1 5. 1 nv.. r:3ig1f'gAlQi vii we 'f . . -.- -1 a ' 1 5 i -. N .l. . f. : 'P .Q 1 .v If .xr-' Likul fi 'NHQ sl i.1'.A 's H 'af , V , .Q . 7 F k P in r' I N7 J 'a .N-. .,. V Y! 1 1 ' ' B J ' , 4 -Q ' , If' I: ' xd I 1 cf - ' I I 'K h.'i 23 X' ' . a 4. Q. -,-1 .ffv-.i .w--sk .-ri- , t Y ,X , -i 9 F Illa Stigull and Lydia Grimes are all smiles for the camera. 4: ia-Pl. I.. Qi ,. . iii . 1 w 'QT' ., W .' ', 1- -. i V 4 w we --ee 4' W A S.. 1 S fx ,tx 4 ry' X iw if L ---F-' 43 W 6 'sl R, it David Mealue shows enthusiasm he- i 2 Y fore going to class. 4 R.Slrungc W.Summcrs D.Tuppert J. Taylor Mfferwuy D.Th orntu I1 T. Tolleson D.Utton C. Van Loo G.Vun Wormer D.Walker C. Wumpler D.Wurner P. Warner D.Washington M.Waters L. White D.White J ,,,,.,,,,.m Q .,,.:-5 4- - ff , 1 t - 1 nl,! Ji W l ll X i 1-. Cary Stonebrink and Darleen Walker perform a scientific experi- ment! . X -i ,amv 'l Q, Q l' W . 'af Sf 1 f - 'fl' 1 ,Y Sf, U' 'i A X it Rv- . lr l A l , l l- vol X l l A Xl lt l i Dmne Amerson being her real self! R Whitehead C Wilhelm L Wrlhelm M Wyffels N Young N L Zumwalt te, J, , 'X i Z 1 Freshman Tigerette girls are caught eating at the spaghetti feast on initiation 'Yi .f 1, ' .Igg- K r U Q Q l J Eztrleen Short is found hard at work in the Home Ec. kitchen. 1. 4 -xiii , I r 9 - 1, iv, Y r if K. X' V' . 26' 'F xx ' i 1 x rl -ll l I ,ilu Ll l'lQ Y I I Sophomores Class of H7477 J. Ausby M.Adamson J, Amerson M.Amerson B. Bailey B. Bolt D. Bony S. Bright M.Bushman B. Buxton M.Casebourn M,Cuscy L. Collins M.Collins D.Conn M.Cookc J. Cratty C. Crawford K.Cusson A.Dietzel R.Dietzm:1n B. Engle T. Ferguson D. Fidel D.Fountain S. Fox S. Fox C.Gardner S, Gardner L. Glover N. Harrell T. Harris J . Harwood B. Hermens L. Hodgden O. Housel f , .4 i r u sz Y gg a H ,g-,gin 1. . -'X ..-I I . 'il H ill f.. 'CT' IOA SA IOB SB IOC 8C 10D SD President Rick Phillips Vice-President Cindy Peters Secretary Kathy Pekkolu Treasurer Jim Vain Dyke l' Y, ,xfk ' , an -1. ' bi 1 In x 7.51,-V I y o I .,. ! ., . A r X.. ' 'ix X Q 5 ' lb u xx X X1 xl, I l l J .l W li. NM GS- :. .,. I .1 sl ii .l ll x . , ll lx 2 fi' l 'EK if-'yi 'n , fel J ,A l V , Nfl., -ll' tn,-f,MY' l ..lf H. i. 7 it .H ll , ' 3' ,. - N J 'B l ll. 'c F- ' L 1- f 4,1 ig, .. 3 2' .'. 9 'V' 'J' - 3? f :i.12l!44:Q3 S. '. 'I 5 ..- 4 ?'vg' 6' . ,V -J' lv,-A ' Q N t.. fm B A - '- 1 l L, 1 , K lx? 8' 427: lll I 'A l l I Q l jr' -3.1 . . 8 s ul? 'fi xv' R.l-ludson S. llunt Auluckson S. .Iucopi S. .lcrnslcdt C. Johnson D..lohnson .l. Kohs C. Luirmorc C.l.ilLlgl1llH C. Lawson D.LittIc F. Lucero L. Mnerz K.Muuson L. Mayor S. Mayor D.Mayor M,M1lZZllCl1l D.McLuughlin D.McaIuc M.Michael P. Nason L. Nichols .l. Nesbil D.PaoIo W.Pedro K.Pekkolu C. Peters M.Pelers M.Peterson F. Peterson K.Phillips R.PhiIlips R,Phipps D. 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'fl 9 '. s 1 VP4' 3 Kathy Laughlin, Beth Bailey and Sue Jernstedt d1s4.uss the lat est. C. Riedcr C. Robles J. Roscndahl J. Russell J. Shaw B. Stascr B. Stepp G.Stepp B,Stevuhn P. Slevalm B.SICVkfl1S R.Sticka T. Stigall K.Stoncbrink L. Strand J. Strange R,Suess D.Taylor M.Terway D.Triplett D.Utton D.Vaage J. Van Dyke J . Van Tassel D.Von Euw R.Wade M.Walker L. Warner C. Washington K.Wasson D.Webb G.Whalen J . Wilcox M .Williams M.Worth i .. A 1 --. , .. .l rr ,- J.-l JJ-l 'l ck 1. . : 1 1 . V 'EHS' ' 3 w ' Mir ,. 1 N u '1' W. - - 1 f if .4 1' E F'-3' 1-' r ' ' - -ax xx Xl ml.- Q L. - -- v 'ax i , .. . v W :iv 3 ' U .5 , .yf K J 5 in 1 , o '- jx .2 4 sf- Lt xii - ve. ' g 'Ng L -'lfrivsiwzf' , It it-. ll 9 K 5133.1 1- I -F. . - Qyp., 1 .. 'fn,L.r.:Ea-L'a1:l - .K 'Lb' 1751 'Ax X, 9 N, xi. l - - ' .E N 3 L .iq -. ' w Q Y. . Hg L - . KX , 2 A ,JA ' .- P g' ' if r J ' 1 V.lilixi,f':.N ' uw ll ': 1 F I M H t r K xi I .aug uw. RJ .14 ' I .-r-v Wanda Pedro gives us u look of defeat. .iw 'th' 1. V 1 1 L. .I 6 'Y' . X lxjf' ds 'nfs' V - - V W ' ' .. v' y ' ' if V QZf52faT?f3 .1 'li 3. H' X- Sfi- fi 'H' , g-ATF? '-'11 32? ff - fl ' . P li- L ,. YA F! T1 'U Bee Hermens and Mary Mazzuchi enjoy eating their speciality HOT DOGGE'I'l'IES',. Juniors Class of H7377 B. Adams C. Adolf D.Amerson A.Austin B. Bailey T. Baker V.Bellwood C. Berry B. Bethke C. Bodeen B. Brawand K.Brown S. Brown S. Bucher R.Buchholz M.Casebourn K.Clouse D.Cochran S. Codiga D.CoIlins D.Conn J. Cook L. Cook M.Cooke D.Cratty L. Crawford R.Crawford M.Crownover M.Cushman D.Dempsey L. DeVan D.Dietzel G.Dull J. Eichhorn S. Eidsmoe M.Furmer WP? . T., - . V' xii I A 'V :P -ai S A ' ' 'sfii I 1 ,gs sary 'K QA ii . I , in Qi w A.. . if? Y S X5 ix . C - .I 1 x. '?5Z' . lf N 'in M311 L ig I 1 J . 4 'L+ .fu fi ' 4 i i i 1 OA President SA Ken Summers IOB Vice-President SB Angela Austin IOC Secretary 8C Sue Pfeiffer l OD Treasurer 8D Diane Tribbett fb ...av if J, . Al i Q nflif ix Ax .V N ,Q 1. . , -s. 'K ii .Q I C-v ..i.zeV Sf .i . JI of 115 ' A 3 13 s1- Y Ya ,V 1 2.2, Ji. 4- 9' X inf A, ix, , iw... 'bu AL., EQ iii. 'G 4 X '1 .i - ' gp. Q - '-. J X , ,4 . W 1 K 4' x, A , vu . L, Eg -I H' I N SP 5-f 'XS' f ik. i U ,S .1 'E .i 1 .3 .Tr ,, ,Y,. ff., , 41 ,it K N4 V im . if H . - Ni i I .A 'Ai l 'xt. 'Q .rv Li V' In . my , T . ,W .. F. .,.. ...r --,. V il. . , , kr ,-:lf '4 ,. , ,X T., av T W qv I - E' in , , . , ' 'Xw 'Ti . . 4 mfr D. Fidel G. Fidel H. Flower R. Foster S. Foster J. Frost N. Goebel D. Grassman F. Greenwood M. Hermens G. Holmes S. Holst L. Jackson R. Jenkins K. Jernstedt A. Ketzner E. King L. Kobs K. Kriek D. Luoto S. Martin G. Mayor L. Mcllvaine D. McMurray P. McNabb R. Mealue J. Miller R. Muckey B. Mullen J. Munro M. Nason B. Neill M. Newby B. Olson , , I. X - so J- .J 1 X vu.. lu Jug Ati? .X ' J .sf or .55 1 4 F 3: ,QV ni .4 . .- . 1 I J, ' ,LL l 1 X I qs-I l I N. ' ' A . X 1. X r x I I i V I. . f ug- ' i 1 . l a J 1 f --' -Lf: - '- .. ?5-In .V -f zu I J . .H ff. sw, 1, x., Mark Seward, Randy Ruggles and Mark Juenemann are caught loafing in Mechanics. WJ .. ft .uf ,-. 'A-J IR l . X . 'Wir P ,- fi! , - J i -- ,ss uf f X' I S? . 1 , . f- ! I' Rx' If Xa ' , A w ' wk' 'L-nr 'l l .1 . . V. A eip. 11:1 , Q. 'lv .Na --'I Y 4 mg 1 ix A l 1 Y-5' X -Uy j g ' L . W1 : FI 2 . 4 4- - I ' . A1 ' . J . . i J . F' .ff,4f51' f ' 4 lm M A ff' H? ll' .f lil i -J J 'lf-fl l e fig, N Ai. . wx A. f Q1 ' . 2 x7 f--'f Members of the Junior Class wait for the results of thclr T.B. J. Payne T. Payne S. Pfeiffer L. Ray J. Reynoldson R. Ruggles M. Russell R. Schmeidel J. Scott M. Seward J. Sitton B. Staser D, Steele B. Stepp G. Stevens K. Summers D. Taylor S. Thomton D. Tribbett C. Van Tassel R. Varuska K. Vernon L. Vertner D. Wagner R. Warkentin P. Webb N. Whitehead H. Whitman R. Wilhelm B. Wood C. Ziegler V x 4 ui s ' K 5. . .4 1 7. . q ' jg fl ' Q 3 . ' W . N51 : If f- 5 . . J Yij, 'V ' . NA-. , 'Q ii .L , r th l 'L 1 fx ill . l l ll . '!' 1 3 vi. ' 2 ' a lr- 1 .li .I --. W X , 2 A X ll. ,A li 'l . . x l U 'EL- 4. -4. ' ' 1 L33 1 fr ' ., .h . , . 1 ,f ' i' .5 5' f f A tl I L f . 3, ' ' 4, ,lu 5 f 4 5 -3 . A - R ,x I . PUR.--., ks.. ' .V-N1 ,lf r-f'wr:'.-iff in it ' X U, 'Q Qt J-'if?,J -Q57 ., ' liikifkggl Mark Juenemann enjoys eating those good old' flapjacks. 47' P 'eg- 91, L' fi , N . . ..-, .y . . k,Y'1t, It ' A 'D W w 1 QQ, , .1 5 . . 4 A4 !4 J h iv! . . il . Q - 1 -bf' . if a t-W il m l .,.A '- Q ' . i ,A-9' 7? ki, .WUI L . 1' IE ,, F A 'B K. 'S ' Nr .- ': . ' i ,I 37 - 11:-. i a ug ' . ,J J, :v 5-' - f- .W if . if '. ' lu. . Z' -. - 1 ki i f fx'-3' 'J' ' 'M uw 'H' R -'li' is I l l lf you want it-Come and get it. Better hurry, cause it's melting fast. : 'f ' M ..'2j. , -- -Q .3 u . . Q . x , 1. 4 1. . fL..ibx 'if' il A' . l is x w M.. . X 1. 1 H' W NN: X' 'mul Junior boys work hard in building-up their bodies. September-RuthAnn Hevener and Ron Phipps Boy and Girl October-Rod Buxton and Jeanie Cama- November-Jan Gelbrich and Richa.rd rillo Cloepfil RuthArm, Nancy, Jeanie, Jan, Alan, Jan, Rod, Sam, Richard, and Ron. 1 December-Alan Fox and Jan Lundy January-Sam Nichols and Nancy Paolo of the Month Janet Bernards and J oe McLeod-February 1 P olllslf, K he-R lg- 4-.P Mike Long and Jane Ketzner-March Mark Wood and Gretchen Stermer-April Jim Skuzeski and Chris Newby-May ,- 'fr--i 4 l 2 ggi lf' Ronny Carlyle Amerson Letterman 33 Baseball 1,2g Football 2,3 Track 3. Connie Marie 'Barrett Pep Club 1,2g FHA 1,23 GAA 1,2g Softball 1,2g Volleyball 1,2g Powderpuff Football lg Powderpuff Basketball 1,2g Chorus 3. Roger Sterling Buchholz Transfer from McMinnville 4. Bruce A. Burnham Football 1,2g Basketball 13 Wrestling 2,3 4 l Jeanie Camarillo Honor Society 3,4 g Quill and Scroll 3 4 Student Council 3,4g Drama Club 4 Tiger ettes 1,2, Pt. Capt. 3,45 TIGER LINES Sales Manager 3,4g Ass't. Bookstore Manager 3, Manager 43 GAA lg FHA 1,2,3g Powder puff Football 23 THE MATCHMAKER 3 COWARDLY CASSIDY AND THE SUN SHINE KID 3g BLITI-IE SPIRIT Student Director 43 PYGMALION 4g Talent Show 43 TIGER PAWS 2g Elks Club Most Valuable Student Award 4. Dennis Chaffee , .:,. --gr . . , - ' 7'3 , . Q-'lf ., , '- ' x, 'f-I. . 1, as 5,5 .' ff . Q' I .. :I A 3 FFA 2 3 Lettermen 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 'Us' I , I A, - A dl 14 ,5 ,E l.,- 'f- li., x ' N ,, .. g ,J n 1 Bible Club 1 2 34 Tlgereuesr 23 ' it f ' be ' e 4 .f f v m. ' -tp-Q4 3415, .. QE, 1' .g. ., 21- 'gj-aj:- ,Ti ':5l12 2f.' ' 'ilfl' 'll'3'f'E'f1' - .fr I-1,-... H -l--V : + Q..-lt. Q ' qlf fitfi-LH' ff -- us: ' 1, il I Mickey DeHart Vicki Marie Dietzman FHA 1,2,3,4g Drama Club 43 Track 15 Band 2,3,4g BLITHE SPIRIT 45 Talent Show 4. Mark Thomas Cooke FFA 3g Football 1gWrestling l,2,3,4g Cross- Country 43 Track 3,4. Terry L. Cox Football 1,2,3,4g Track 1,2,3,4. I' Robert Earl Dudding Basketball 3,4. Starleen Ann Durham L 4 Patrick Lynn Gardner TIGER PAWS 43 lfootball 1,2gBusketbal1 1 2, J.V. Manager 3g Track 1,3,4. Greg Geelan Football 1,2,3g Cross-Country 4: Basketball 1,2,3: Track 3,4g Student Body Ass't. Busi- ness Manager 3, Manager 45 BLITHE SPIRIT4:T:1lcnt Show 43 Boys' State 3: Outstanding Teenager of America 44 Stu- dent Council 4. H f ',.' W1 ' K RuthAnn Hevener Quill and Scroll 3, Vice-Pres. 45 FHA 1,2, Sec 3 Ti erettes 1 2 Honor Societ 2 3 4g - 5 B ,Z Y r , TIGER PAWS Ass't. Ed. 3, Ed. 4gTalent Show 4g Powderpuff Football 1,23 Rally 2g Student Council 3,4. Andy L. Hodney Basketball l,2. 'X 'nihqnf Judy Lorraine Gray GAA 1,2,3,4g FHA 1, Sec. 2,35 Tigerettes 2, 3, Pt. Cait. 4g Interclub Council 4g Honor Society ,TIGER PAWS 4gTalent Show 4g Volleyball 2,3,4g Softball 3,43 Powderpuff Basketball 1,2,3,4, Powderpuff Football 4, Class Treas. 3. Ken Alan Hermens Quill and Scroll 3,49 Drama Club Vice-Pres. 45 Speech Club 1,2, Pres. 3, Vice-Pres. 4g Honor Society 2,3, Pres 4g Foreign Ian- guage Club 4, Interclub Council 3,4, Boys' State 3g TIGER PAWS 2, Prod. Ed. 3, 45 Literary Magazine Ed. 3,43 ARSENIC AND OLD LACE IQCHEAPER BY THE DOZEN 2, THE MATCHMAKER 35 COWARDLY CASSIDY AND THE SUN- SHINE KID 3g BLITHE SPIRIT 4g PYGMALION 4g Talent Show Chairman 49 Outstanding Teenager of America 43 De- gree of Distinction, National Forensic League 4. Merit's WHO'S WHO AMONG AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS 4. I' - I Peggy Lee Huddleston Camera Club l,2, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 44 GAA 3 4 nterclub Council 4 Bible Club 3 4, 1,2, , 5 I . 1 , TIGER LINES Photographer 4gTrack l,2, 3,4g Softball l,2,3,4g Powderpuff Football 1,2,3,4g Powderpuff Basketball 1,2,3,4g Band l,2,3,4. Donald J. Jacopi Transfer from Riverdale, California 23 FFA 2, Sentinel 3, Sec. 4g Football 2,3. ir l -iv' 4 . Nancy Lynn Kahler Transfer from Hillsboro 2g FHA 2,3,4g FTA 2,3g Bible Club 3,4, Honor Society 3,4g Chorus 2 3 4 Jane Ketzner FHA Parlramentarian 1,2, Activities Chau'- man 3, Vice-Pres. 4gTigerettes l,2,3,43 GAA lg Honor Society 2,3 ,4g Student Council 3, 4g TIGER LINES Ass't. Ed. 3, Ed. 45 Pow- derpuff Football 1,2,3,4g Powderpuff Bas- ketball 1,2,4g Class Sec. 4g Talent Show 4g Cotton Ball Court 1gGirls' State 3g Out- standing Teenager of America 4. l 3 -5.5, avg4,,A.J,..f.5:x- W ' I Julie A. Lawson T Q Transfer from Newberg 33 FHA 4g Chorus 4. I ' . ' Michael Warren Long ' Lettermen l,2,3,4gCHEAPER BY THE , A . DOZEN ZQTHE MATCHMAKER 3g w 5. V ' COWARDLY CASSIDY AND THE SUNSHINE KID 3: Football 1,2,3,4g I, Wrestling l,2,3,4gTrack 1,2,3,4g Class Vice- , I ' Pres. 2g Student Body Vice-Pres. 35 Student Council 33 Interclub Council Pres. 3g First All-League Football Team 4, Second All- a State Football Team 4, Homecoming -I 1' Prince 4g State Wrestling Tournament 4g State Track Meet 3. CJ , LaVonn Lavee King GAA 1,2, Vice-Pres. 33 Volleyball 1,23 Soft- ball l,2g Volleyball 3,4. Roma Dee Kujawinski y Randy Lee Mason Lettemien 2,3 ,43 Parent Newsletter Ed. 43 Football l,2,3,43 Basketball 1,2,3,4Q Base- ball 1,2,33 All-League First Football Team 4gPOWde1'puff Coach 3,43 Homecoming Prince 4. Joe McLeod Lettermen 3,4QTHE MATCHMAKER 33 COWARDLY CASSIDY AND THE SUN- SHINE KID 33Track 1,2,3,43 Football 1,23 3,43 Basketball l,2,33 Class Treas. 13Stu- dent Body Ass't. Publicity Manager 3, Man- ager 43 Talent Show 4. Janice Lynn Lundy Honor Society 2,3,43 Quill and Scroll 3,43 Tigerettes l,3, Sec. 23 Speech Club 2, Vice- Pres. 3g GAA 13 Bible Club 13 FHA 23 Span- ish Club 33TIGER LINES Ass't. Business Manager 3, Manager 43 BLITHE SPIRIT 43 Powderpuff Basketball 1 3 Powderpuff Foot- ball 1,23Rally 1,2,33Class Sec. 13 Student Body President 43 Student Council 43 Homecoming Princess 33 Girls' State 33 Outstanding Teenager of America 4. John G. Luoto FFA 1,2, Sec. 3, Pres. 43 Drama Club Sec.43 Lettermen 3,43 Speech Club 33 THE MATCHMAKER 33COWARDLY CASSIDY AND THE SUNSHINE KID 3g PYGMALI- ON 43Talent Show 43Cross Country 3,43 Track 2,3,4. Randy Franklin McLeod Lettermen 2,3,43 AVT 1,2Q F0Ofbal1 1,2,3 Basketball l,2,33 Baseball 1,2,4. Michael A. McLoud Football 1. . 4 I . I 4 Debbie Mitchell FHA l,2,3,43 Spanish Club 33 Foreign Lan- guage Club 43 GAA I3 Powdcrpuff Football I,2,3,43 Softball 43 Chorus 2,3, Treas. 43 Honor Society 4: BLITHI3 SPIRIT 43 PYGMA LION 4. Wendy Mullen Transfer from Portland 23 FHA 2,3,4Q Span- ish Club 33 Foreign Language Club 43 GAA 3,43 Powderpuff Football 43 Track 2,3,43 Softball 2,3,43 Volleyball 2,33 Chorus 3,4. -,R AM' 9 ,fully .43- Nancy Lynn Paolo Quill and Scroll 334: Speech Club 2, Sec. 3, 43 FHA 1,23 llonor Society 2,3,4: Drama Club Pres. 4: Tigerettes 1,2,3,43 lnterclub Council 43 THE MATCHMAKER 33 COW- ARDLY CASSIDY AND THE SUN- SHINE KID 33 BLITIIIE SPIRIT 4: PYGMALION 4: Talent Show 43 TIGER PAWS 2, Copy liditor-Proof Reader 3,43 Literary Magazine Ass't. Ed. 3,43 TIGER LINES Senior Section Ed. 43 Betty Crock- er Homemakcr ofthe Year Award 43 DAR District Good Citizen 43 Degree of Excel- lence, National Forensic League 4. Patrick L. Paolo Chris Newby Tigcrettes 2 l HA l 2 3 Pres. 43 Honor Socrety 2 3 4 Speech Club 3' Interclub Council 4 Chorus 3 4' Talent Show 4. Sam Nichols Lettermen 2 3 4' Baseball 1 2 3,42 Basket- ball 1 2 3 4' Football 1 2 3 4' Class Pres. 13 Second All-League Baseball Team 2,33 First All-League Football Team 3' OREGON- IAN First All-State Football Team 43 Sec- ond All-League Football Team 4. 1 1 -az Stephen L. Peters Transfer from Winter Park, Florida 25 Drama Club 41 Camera Club 45 CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN 2: THE MATCHMAK- ER 3g COWARDLY CASSIDY AND THE SUNSHINE KID 3, BLITHE SPIRIT 45 Football 2,3g Wrestling 2g Track 3, Boys' State 33 Merit's WHO'S WHO AMONG AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STU- DENTS 45 Talent Show 4. Ron C. Phipps Lettermen 2,3, Sec.-Treas. 4, Student Coun- cil 43 Basketball lg Wrestling 2,3,4g Foot- ball 1,2,3,4g Track l,2,3,4g Class Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4g Boys' State 3g State Wrestling Tournament 3,44 State Track Meet 3. Larry James Park Bible Club 1, Vice-Pres. 2,4g Lettermen 2, Band l,2,3,4, FFA 2,3g Basketball Manager Zg Chorus 3. Larry Dean Patershall Letterman 2,3,4, Football lg Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Track 2,3,4g State Track Meet 3. Gloria Powell Tigerettes lg Softball 43 Powderpuff Football 1,2,3,4. Rick A. Rhodes Camcra Club 23 Wrestling 1,2g Football 2. fr, M ffl . I If 1 H ' I fry rzl, ' , 'lim H , Juanita Sanchez Volleyball 1gPowderpuff Football 1,45 Pow- derpuff Basketball 1,2,3 ,4g Softball 4. James Michael Skuzeski Quill and Scroll 3, Pres. 4g Honor Society 2, 3,43 Lettermen 2,3,4: TIGER PAWS Ass't. Sports Ed. 3, Ed. 43 Football 1.2,3,4g Bas- ketball 1,2,3g Track 15 Class Vice-Pres. 1, Pres. 2,3g Student Council 2,3g Interclub Council 4. 'M 1 7.2. lf-V , ,M ' L A ' Q , , ' 'ff- 'T 4 Il Trudy Lynn Strange Camera Club 1,,2, Pres. 3,43 GAA 2,3,4g FHA 1,2,3,4g Honor Society 2,3,4g Tigerettes 1, 2,3glnterc1ub Council 3g TIGER PAWS Photographer 43 THE MATCHMAKER 3g Volleyball 2,3,4g Talent Show 4. Richard Allen Streight CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN ZQTHE MATCHMAKER 3g COWARDLY CASSI- DY AND THE SUNSHINE KID 3g BLITHE SPIRIT 45 Talent Show 4g PYG- MALION 43 Football lgClass Vice-Pres. 4. John Michael Summers Transfer from Newberg 23 Bible Club 2,3, Pres. 4g Lcttermen 2,3,4g Wrestling 2,3,4g Band 2,3,4g Chorus 2,3,4g Powderpuff Rally 4g State Wrestling Tournament 4. Curtis Tarleton Taylor, Jr. Speech 1,24 AVT lg Football lg Band l,2,3, 41 Chorus 1.2. Katie Van Dyke FHA Reporter l,2, Pres. 3,4gTigerettes 1, Treas. 2,3g Honor Society 3, Treas. 43 Inter- club Council 3, Drama Club 4, THE MATCHMAKER 3, BLITHE SPIRIT 45 Powderpuff Football 1,2,4g Class Sec. 3. Michele Alayne Wagner Transfer from Omaha, Nebraska 2, COW- ARDLY CASSIDY AND THE SUN- SHINE KID 3g Powderpuft' Football 3,4, Chorus 3. QM liar -1 l Colleen Walker Tigerettes 1,2g FHA 2,33 TIGER PAWS Ex- change Ed. 43 Powderpuff Football 1,3,4. Teri Marie Ward Volleyball l,2g Softball l,2,3g Powderpuff Football 1,2,3,4. I .mx N .Rt Mark Wood Speech Club 2,3,4g Drama Club Treas. 4g Spanish Club 31l-'orcign Language Club 4: Honor Society 2,3,4g l-'TA 2, Vice-Pres. 3,43 Student Council 4gCl'lEAPER BY THE DOZEN 2gCOWARD LY CASSIDY AND THE SUNSHINE KID 3g THE MATCH- MAKER 35 BLITHIE SPIRIT 41PYGMA- LION 4: Talent Show 4g Student Body Ass't. Trcas. 3, Treas, 43 Boys' State 33 De- gree of Excellence, National Forensic League 4. Karen Wyffels Tigeretles lgl HA 2,3g Camera Club 2, Sec.- Treas. 3gGAA 2,3,4g llonor Society 2,3,4q Tumbling lgPowderpuff lfootball l,2,3g Powderpuff Basketball l,3gTrack l,2,3,4. Eva Marie Warner Tigerettes lglflflA 2,3. Scott W. Waters l lfA 21 Bible Club 21 Wrestling 3,41 Track 4 Band I ,2g State Wrestling Tournament 4. s5'f L ' hi. , , 351. li' R X' Na x E' ,lt- qi 3' JA ' . ,J To Not Pictured Frank Coultas Gary Vertner Bob Olson Dave West The Secret Lives of Seniors Y f . lf Pat Gardner is really doing a clever imitation of Rip Van- Winkle. Debbie Mitchell, Julie Lawson, Judy Gray, and Terri Smith brought gifts to a local girl at Good Samaritan Hospital in Port- land. lnmll - Y i.. ein . '- Quick, Dave, start the getaway car! Here come the cops! The shop is a front for the Randy McLeod-Dave West hide- out. I TOLD you my hand was longer than yours! IA: ,. I' -- :K 57 t Food, food, where's the food asks Kathy Cockerham in background. 1'--1. V i . 'ls 'lg' .QL 15' bfi Kathy found the food she was seeking. vit. .. 1 ' ' Batman and Robin to the rescue. ' 'fu xr , Afternoon of keep away in the pool. Senior Sneak Day! of . ' - . l J D I I jif g i jgfoigfyl Bob Dudding goes for his olympic dive. i:v?gP l ',,i'.v?6Y:r.I rj, V, gy .. ,J- ' ' 7. . fm. 5, ff, ff 1 e t . ,. A iv i 5 , 2 g, I A Contest time again-See who can get the worse sunburn. - U, 1 -' - -' , ' 11- I at ' Q Q--new I as .. Undefeated seniors and teachers take on all other teams in volleyball contest. 'ff'-.-' A W . 3-vulL,L..i 71?-.-'N ' E -xw af f 'Z' '-V---454m-.ar 'rl I Y lst row: Richard Cloepfil, Don Jacopi, Jim Skuzeski, Roma Kujawinski, Peggy Huddleston, Coleen Walker, Starleen Nichols, Juanita Sanchez Teri Ward, Mark Wood, RuthAnn Hevener, Steve Peters, Eva Warner. 2nd: Wendy Mullen, Jane Ketzner, Julie Lawson, David Fuerst, Chris by, Ron Phipps, Bruce Burnham, Connie Stepp, Kathy Cockerham, Terri Smith, Janet Bernards, Craig Bush, Jan Gelbrick, Vicki Dietzman, Nancy Kahler. 4th: Mike McLoud, Micky DeHart, Scott Waters, Sam Nichols, Alan Fox, Joe McLeod, Jeanie Camarillo, Kay Belt, Katie Van- Dyke, Karen Wyfells, Judy Gray, Michelle Wagner. Sth: Nancy Paolo, Debbie Mitchell, Gretchen Stermer, Rick Streight. 6th: Mark Cooke, Luoto, Terry Cox, Randy Mason, Larry Parks, Dennis Chaffee, Mike Summers, Randy McLeod, Larry Patershall, Rick Rhodes.7 th: Mike Pat Gardner, Ken Hermens, Bob Dudding, Curtis Taylor, Ron Amerson. Not pictured: Jan Lundy. Today ls the First Day of The Rest of Our Lives. S E-1, A ' f ft. ..s.Lua1s.-n..h... -'S Valedictorian-Karen Wyffells Salutatorian-Nancy Paolo. AAAS! , JY' il -um.: 3: ,, .- Class of Soloist-Mrs. Kelley Speaker-Rick Evans a I i 1 l 1 L 1 1 l F -,QYLNQ-l - - -, ,I , I 4 Expert hair designer, Jerry Boone, and his many professional beauticians work skillfully at JERRY'S STUDIO OF HAIR DESIGN, an elegant beauty salon. K 1 . ,gh-'CW ,il Jim Skuzeski takes another prize for his joint performance with one of LAUGI-ILlN'S QUARTERHORSES. ARMER'S CO-OP OIL in McMinnville makes discount prices .572 farming HCCCIS, SHS, and Oil available to the Citizens 0fYam- GARRIGUS BUILDER'S SUPPLY in McMinnville carries every- County- thing one might desire for building necessities. Many senior photographs and pictures for the annual are prepared by COLCORD STUDIO in Mc- Minnville. Annual editor, Jane Ketzner and Mr. Frank Colcord pose in the midst of some of the studio's fine equipment. Prompt service and superb quality can always be found at MADSEN GRAIN COMPANY. PORTLAND GLOVE COMPANY, located in Carlton, provides the highest quality in a variety of leather gloves. gt. ff. Z , h Q .. ' . it-A f Y - iv. rug., ., 11- f , 'Q . .-n , f J-, D - -1, . I W 1 sl- Y .nn Jeanie Camarillo has trust in the YAMHILL and CARL- TON BANK BRANCHES. 2. .- 'il fi Emil Gorne pleases customers with low rates and fine hair cuts at CARLTON BARBER SHOP. ,N-f W 11' Trudy Strange goes behind counter for a closer look at the excellent cleaning job done by CARLTON CLEANERS. John Luoto chooses a gardening tool for his spring garden- ing at CARLTON HARDWARE. rr' I - ,L ' . .. . A- ' ide 1 -' 5 ',-.: I Lg' A :A 9 g 41,5 5 .,'- , ' gg 5, - .. Vg .gf .. . A V ' , ' -'11 myi J 'T ' .3141-l r . i- .sl ng...-me ,I S 75 1'-e', 1'. F?-a n ,' I L Q N f , ' '-'21 ,Q ,,,- 1- ' - u.g.,w...-TQ Q-.. tn A' Q. Q . . , 1 ' ' MASON BROTHERS' UNION 76 STATION is THE plac to go for speedy service and quality gasoline. I 4511 fi ...V I -. 2 I ' 'F 73 5-,ygsylxfbf 9 Ii if Q i ? tv- A MCGHIE'S FOOD LOCKERS is well known for its fine nl' cutting and wrapping of meats. Susan Holst shops for a birthday gift in the Black and Dec- vlilj' ker section at CARLTON LUMBER YARD. 4 1 .I I ...iv it I ' A 5 .. - , fi st ' I Q ' 'VN ' 5 1 - 22: e 5 x L.. Colleen Walker is caught choosing an evening snack in the Vicki Dietzman chooses one of Isabel Walters' roses for produce department of CARLTON GROCERY. the perfect gift for a friend. For flowers, The Gift of Hap piness , call 662-3660 in Yamhill. Dietzman, Martina and Merilee Terwey believe Go Better With Coke as they relax at HAS- S ICE CREAM BOWL. A picturesque view of AMERSON'S MOBILE VILLAGE shows the lovely living conditions it provides. 06 .,.4' 1 . A E. +1ffl0ffV A large variety of merchandise catches Mike Russell's eye as he shops at ZIMMERMAN GRAIN COMPANY in Yamhill. Q...-ul. Ron Bonoiiglio purchases his lunch at TRULLINGER Sr EUSTICE'S while beating the noontime rush. :Ella E Rafi r s I 1 f lisbd' Sue Jernstedt catches a quick ride from JERNSTEDT'S BUS SERVICE. BERGREEN'S in McMinnville offers the best in thrifty prices and courtesy to shopping customers. E-Z SHOP MARKET, located in Carlton, is open long hours for the convenience of all the people in the sur- rounding community. XAC6 Mr. Dixon takes advantage of the chance to visit GEORGE'S TEXACO STATION in Yamhill. -P 7 Ar' x KH Eutaaaaoufaad .Zawya il I E .-.mine-:-I Uvafniangg . Z .i:::'.q,5:.if7fN '62, ' fi fv N l l Q 'Nunn'-f I WL: iff' 'nun' '. H MSM ,nf iw' Jimmie W. Loul ni-f.mo sf H Phone 472-744 X YY .-I... .ik-O For a selection of fine Chinese and American food visit the ORIENTAL GARDEN. Open 4:00 P.M. to 2:30 A.M. except on Sundays when hours are 3:00 P.M. to 1:00 A.M. Live music played on Friday and Saturday nights for your dining and dancing pleasure. EDRICKS MOTOR CO ALAN CHRYSLER Jan Gelbrich is found hard at work helping to make BELL- LBERT TILBURY CO PLYMOUTH INC WOOD'S the successful insurance agency that it is. E Holly Lundy enjoys shopping at EIDSMOE'S in Yamhill, where a six-pack of Pepsi is always handy. JCPenney The values are here every day. Charge it at Penney's in McMinnville Open Friday Night Until 9:00 P.m. Donna Amerson and Sam Nichols shop from the selection of sham- poo and other various items, at PEERY-ROGER'S THRIFTY DRUG, in McMinnville. I ' 0 i MCMINNVILLE MEAT COMPANY provides the best in pro- fessional meat processing at their newly-remodeled lockers. v v ,gy Wig-styling is an intricate part of the friendly services offered at SADIE'S SALON OF BEAUTY, in McMinnville. True-Value appliances for the home can be found abundantly at McMinnville TAYLOR HARDWARE. 's Q ' ,lm Q! ri Hours of pleasure are spent nightly by the many bowling partici- pants at WALNUT CITY BOWLING ALLEY. Well-planned furniture arrangements and well-planned prices bine to make buying easy at RICE 8L SON'S FURNITURE, in McMinnville. Priceless jewelry and Hallmark cards and candles make TIMM- RECK 8a MC NICOL the perfect gift shop. of the Acey Bird and tasty foods is the McMinnville ARC- CIRCLE DRIVE-IN. t ,ad An alumnus from Y-C, Dave Hacker helps DARIGOLD in the production of the best milk and other by-products. Jan Lundy often relaxes and enjoys a great meal at ALF'S ICE CREAM in McMinnville. Located on 3rd Street and Davis is McMinnville FIRST NA- TIONAL BANK, Oregon's oldest independent bank. mv.-wulu:.fv...1.4-V . p -- A X . V , :fs I HAIILIN WIIYELEII Quality men's clothing, and courteous service keep cars parked on both sides of the street, near HAMBLIN-WHEELER in down- town McMinnville. 0 Convenience of Mary's BEAUTY SHOP, in Yamhill, is ideal for making you look your best for any occasion. An array of silver shines from the shelves of HANAUER'S JEW- ELRY, located on 3rd Street in McMinnville. Sharon Fernleaf displays some of the line housewares at ORE- GON STATIONER'S. MONTGOMERY WARD in McMinnville offers exceptional qual- ity in clothing, appliances, and furniture for all shopping needs. STILLER'S MILL, outside of Yamhill, provides the best in line cuts of lumber. MIAC PION Auro SUPPLY C0- MAC AUTO SHOP keeps an abundance of auto parts for ailment a car might have. ml,1::w Trail rides, fishing, picnics, camp-outs, lodging, and hunting all available at Mitchell's FLYING M RANCH. Phone-503- 662-36 1 1 . A'-11 11 1-V S -r .jx .'- B , Q '-1, 1 ,. M.. ' .-V ' N..-Q' ix. 793: -I X . Q fi,-N. 6 3 E H -Q. 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