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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1978 volume:

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N M. gs M ee., s , :L sw.'5+ 3 , 7 Ev' 'Q si. mv gg - an xxx gt, S. R, - , N4 , 1 . 1- x ,L A nl :M ,. K ' 1 .QL if M ,,.,ff' 'sn ff Take time to learn it For lt as through learning about llfe and about ourselves about other things that we learn It Q ., 1 x VFW ffm 3 -nn 1.-111-l ...iii .-..1. 1-. ...gl-1 .l-1--. W ACADEMICSIS Math And English The English and Math Depart- ments underwent many new changes last year. One major change was the addition of two new teachers. Mrs. Garnick taught English while Mr. Fodge headed up the Algebra and Con- sumer Math section. Mrs. Staebler student taught in the fall in English. Another new change was a class called Advanced Englishg this was taught by Mr. Stiff. In September the Advanced English class went to Ashland for the Shakesperian festival. Sophomore Communications Skills, a full year course re- quired for all sophomores was offered for the lst time this year. 1 1 5 2 I-will 1, Brad Blair portrays a detective in the Junior Class Play. 2, Jillene Widdison and Vicki Owens slave over their math books with the help of Mr. Fodge. 3, Advisor Olga Dillin and Tami Miller work on Y-C Expression. 4, Mike Harris demonstrates practical communication, Sophomore that is . 5, Members of the class of '81 in Frosh English.. 6, Shakesperian stage, Ashland, Oregon was visited'by Advance English and College Prep classes in September. 7, Tracy Smith checks her answers with jim Sutton as Scot Bernards listens attentively in Algebra I. efAcADrM1cs L 1 pemnmwi-Q , i .fy M Marcia Carrick Greg Stiff Olga Dillin Camille Cooper Irma Karns E ACADEMICSX7 Science New teachers as Well as new classes were added to the science department. Marcia Garrick was the teacher added to the staff. Becky Lowe student taught the 3rd nine weeks. General science was re- quired for freshmen and health was made a junior or senior requirement. A. T. V. and vidio tape machine added life to the history classes. This year one new course was added to the list of his- tory electives. 9. .lil K 7 Nc K ,.,,. , F, ' .' 1 . x ig W.. . .. c . 'gy c x 'W .Ai Dale Robbins Gary Kams F f 7 J' ' Q 'N A I j lit . s tc.c f .c,. H Q l mmm 1' it 8fAcA.DEM1cs 4 if lifwi Social Studies lj You discovered WHAT? jeff Collins and Brad Bellows, the mad biologists. 2l The photographer caught Cynthia Kenner, Cindy Ivey and Amy Hahne unaware in history class. 31 My body cells look like THIS!!! 4j jess Know- land searches for answers in Health. They aren't on the pencil, jess. 5j Paul Miller, Phil Sanders, and Terin Tolleson express varied reactions to student council problems. 6j Rod Peloquin, Allen Clute, and Alan Brovsm listen attentively to Mr. Turner's lecture. 3 'E Tom Babb John Turner Betty Krier Guy Crapper 5 x A H --a vi' . i 2 f 5 ACADEMICSIQ Business And Alternative li Rachel Hampton, Lori Wirth, and Michelle Bertrand busy concentrating on Shorthand in Mr. Kimura's room. 3j Students take advantage of the study period in the library. SJ Richard Simonson gives his point of view as Mr. Barnett helpes Deanna Dixon in Personal Finance. 6j Mr. Heuberger checks over his students. Larry Barnett Dean Heub erger 5 The Business classes were benefited with 8 new manual Alder typewriters and 2 elec- tronic calculators. Typing, Shorthand, and Steno-Clerical Lab were taught by Mr. Kimurag Personal Finance, Bookkeeping, and Accounting Lab by Mr. Barnett. Alternatives, as taught by Mr. Heuberger, offered 12 week G. E. D. preparatory courses and his room received new desks, chairs, carpeting, and paneling. 1OfACADEMlCS 0' 1 3 3 sd QQ: eislswv' -N. at as . , at acc S s s. - , . Vs 'ag -N XS I is N X bg 'X . ., . i l at Mary Jackson Myrna Summers 2 Support Services The Reading class instructed by Mrs. Turner with the aide of Mrs. Summers, enjoyed listening to taped stories this year While reading along. A resource room was a new addition to Y-C. Here, students learned the basic skills: reading, math, and spelling. Students were also taught study skills to help them in other classes. The Instructional Materials Center, kept in order by Mrs. Gorne and her aide Mrs. Jackson, provided many services such as film strips and file pictures. Zi Kristen Rikter -Svendson smiles for the photographer. 4y Surprise! Camera catches Mrs. Van Cleave off guard in the resource room. 7j Mrs. Van Cleave helps a student in the resource room. 4 ai' ,lx regex W. K 4 ig? t 55, K is Q Viola Gorne Rose Turner Martha Van Cleave Kathy Dillon W eff' ACADEMICS! 11 Wood And Auto Shop The Y-C auto and woodshop saw a few changes this year. In the woodshop students were able to make Water skis, skateboards and other laminated items as well as the traditional projects. In the autoshop the greatest change was the largest classes in Y-C historyg this was due to the addition of another work- bench that was added during the summer. The autoshop also had a complete parts department for the first time. '- - , .-.ia of i '31 ki. Q Pi ty t 't ,is ff'5 l 'g , Q fl . lx . , Qt Lx. Ed comm Larry Judd 12 fp. cADEM1cs K I -1 i we 'WW nassaui, 3 6 ly jerry Hampton gets some help from Mr. Collins. Zj Rich Fellers works on some heads. 31 Mr. Judd demonstrates to his students. 4j Mark Moyer pauses a moment for a picture. Sjjeff Dawley tightens bolts. 6jHarley Fulcher drills a hole for a project. ACADEMICS! 13 Physical Education Vocational Agriculture Co. Ed. classes this year Went golfing several times in McMinnville. Some of the P. E. participants also enjoyed bowling and biking when it wasn't raining. Regular P. E. students participated in sports that are featured every year. lj Norman Schmidt is deeply involved in his shop work. 2. P.E. classes always enjoy a good game of basketball. 7 - Dave Maheu Amin Ismail 14fACADEMlCS 4, QW 7.323 MM-,,,.,.. ,- '--...gh xl 'Q ,av if I i 5 .fp-A X ..-f- I.3NiB . .f 'IM h-s...,.-A -u-lf' 3 Drafting courses were offered as new classes in the Vo. Ag department. Other classes were more metal oriented, and had more types of welding that weren't offered last year. The students were able to work on any project they desired as long as the project was completed in class. 3j Hope you can catch it. Frosh boys play basketball for fun, exercise, and competition. 4j The green house is a new addition to the Vo. Ag. Department. Kevin Thayer enjoys tall-cing to his plants. Sj Brad Blair plays tennis inside, probably due to Oregon's liquid sunshine. Bob Britton Ruth Kilgore ACADEMlCSf15 hlnaanpq U-llilt Home Ec And Art The home economics department at Y-C added a new course to its curriculum. The course was called options, a study of Women's roles in our community. The arts and crafts department decorated Christmas Windows, had an art gallery in the library, and held a kiss-a-pig con- test. lj The home economics classes learn how to bake. 25 Debbie Baker works on her outfit during the sewing unit. 3j The lockers in the art room are decorated by students in the classes. 45 Patti Cook works on her leather project. 5j Students Work on several different projectx in home ec. 1 K 3 so 1 . V. AK ., , fm 'J rv :atm ' 5 xx 'ily :WJ x ,Q X ,..l..... .......... ----- 1 ....-.--. as Q xii' K V W .A H ,r5Lp,g15 on.-. ,wg r sm Y I . , 'g,QvQ -. y 1 Q, e v, Sir 'N X . 'S' x K, , N ffl . , , sissy X WRX wp , N X xmctygw ' XX Xl .f J X f wgiwr L Q 2 ' gi 'NEW fo N .. . 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SECOND ROW: Beth Hall, Michelle McCoy, Keith Restorff, jim Young, Tim Sholtz, Mike Kempthorn, Bev White, Carrie Malone, Teresa Turner, Mrs. Koch. BACK ROW: Luella Geister, Nancy Whitchurch, janel Duncan, Will Esther, Bryce Van Patton, jennifer Hummel, Tiffany Tolleson, Dawn Whitchurch, Laura Duncan. ZQBAND: FRONT ROW: Ron Shock, Gillian Hall, Matilda Myers, Sheila Long, Becky Larsen, Chris Turgeon, Cheryl Webb, Luella Geister, Tim Dresl-ci. SECOND ROW: Bryce Van Patton, Kim Larsen, Cindy Mitchell, Tima Richardson, Linda Colbeth, Lori Muckey, David Richardson, Sharon Caldwell, Nancy Whitchurch, Becky Cornell. THIRD ROW: Mark Kimura, Debbie Perldns, Heidi Myers, Fred Simmons, David Waibel, Lyn Carl, Luann Caldwell, David McLoud, Steve Smith, Tiffany Tolleson, Tracy Tolleson, Jeb Wiedner. BACK ROW: Brent Huff, joe Rush, Tim Rice, Jon Bansen, Gary Daniels, Jim Young, Eric Wood, Eric Bertrand, Jack Wagner, Shawn Oliver, Howard Grimes, Karen Hampton, Mr. Yonker. 31 BIBLE CLUB: FRONT ROW: Bryce Van Patton. SECOND ROW: Tami Miller, Wes Long. THIRD ROW: Mary Corey, Paul Peloquin. BACK ROW: Lori Muckey, Karen Hampton, Rachel Hampton. 4j ENSEMBLE: FRONT ROW: JaNeva Stanley, Dawn Whitchurch, Nancy Whitchurch. BACK ROW: Mrs. Kock, Lannie Roscoe, janel Rake, Bev White, Michelle McCoy, Beth Hall, Cheryl Woodside, Bryce Van Patton, Tim Dreski, Renee Fortune, Susie Deitzel. 2 .e,,,,-- , ,R.,,:,.,,g.,.-f : - C DBGCI ZOXCLUBS S ,ws-f 71,84 o y, xi . --' .P f -. ADBGCI The Y-C Chorus held its Christmas con- cert. They also set up a scholarship for the outstanding chorus student. The ensemble made trips to league schools, held a pop concert, and sang for the Lions Club. Chorus and ensemble were directed by Kathy Koch. Martha Van Cleave was the sponsor for the Bible Club. The group went to see the play Godspell. They also held a spaghetti dinner in February. Their meetings were held Weekly. lk, Ls, xl: The band was directed by Bob Yonker who is a member of the Salem Wind En- semble. The band held an exchange as- sembly and participated in the annual band contest in April. Mr. Yonker felt the positive attitude of the members was the key to the band's success this year. CLUBSIZ1 'Q Newspaper, Student Council lj Y-C Expression editors Tami Miller and Rachel Hampton pub- lished 17 editions during the school year which covered both school and community news. Copies were distributed to boxholders in Gaston, Carlton, and Yamhill as well as to students. At the 1978 Mt. Hood Community College Mass Media Competition held in February, the newspaper received five awards and 4th place in sweepstakes for AA schools. ln April the staff learned that the Columbia Scholastic Press Association awarded the newspaper lst place in its annual newspaper fundamentals contest. Out of a pos- sible 1,000 points, the Y-C Expression received 878 points. NEWSPAPER STAFF--FRONT ROW: Tami Miller, Mrs. Dillin, Rachel Hampton. SECOND ROW: Mahlon Beachy, Wes Long, Michelle Bertrand, Gay Mealue, Hope Tuohy, julie Van Dyke, Kim Larsen, Meri Rieley, Donna Givson. TOP ROW: David Richardson, Terry Savage, Terin Tolleson, Phil Sanders, jaNeva Stanley, Bill Larkin, Cindy Bodeen, Lori Wirth, julie Fox, Judy Sutton. 25 Student Council had a busy year for making decisions on numer- ous suggestions ranging from bike racks to doors on the stalls in the boys bathroom. Student Council organized Parent- Student Swap Day, and sponsored 3 live band dances during the year. Bleachers were purchased for the 11-ack and baseball fields. They voted to have a football rally. They also purchased a letter sweater for exchange student Kristin Rikter Svendsen. STUDENT COUNCIL--FRONT ROW: Kevin Webb, Sam White, Tracy Smith, janet Thornton, SECOND ROW: Phil Sanders, Ron Stroh, David McLeod, Tami Miller, Lisa Bansen. THIRD ROW: Eric Wood, Vicky Roberts, Paul Peloquin, Shari Sager. FOURTH ROW: joani Van Dyke, jaNeva Stanley, Nancy Reynoldson, Rachel Hampton. TOP ROW: Mrs. Krier, Paul Miller, George Kaufmann, julie Fox, Hope Tuohy. 4 Yearbook, ational Honor Society 3j Tiger Lines had few major changes this year. Advertising sales in- creased considerably and this year's book sold more copies than any other Y-C annual. Besides working on the yearbook, the class took on a new project, a calendar to help raise money for next year's yearbook. YEARBOOK STAFF--FRONT ROW: jim Turner, Marybeth Powell, julie Donnell, Renee Fortune. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Smith, George Kaufmann, Patti Cook, Randy Montgomery, Nancy Reynoldson, Terin Tolleson. BACK ROW: Vicki Smith, janet Thornton, Shari Sager. 4j National Honor Society tapped in 15 new members. Traditional gold tassels were presented to seniors. Two community projects were done by NHS, painting the Yamhill park booths and painting the Carlton park benches. A picnic was also held at the Flyning M. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY--FRONT ROW: Bill Larkin, Rachel Hampton, Cindy Bodeen, Becky Larsen, Kim Larsen, Phil Sanders, julie Fox, Brian Kuehnel, Paul Miller. SECOND ROW: Ron Stroh, Lisa Bansen, Kristin Rikter Svendsen, Kathy Mattson, Bridgett Cooke, Janet Thornton, Cheryl Webb, Matilda Myers, Tami Miller, David Waibel, Sheila Long, Wilma Beachy. THIRD ROW: jeff Munro, Guy Masterson, Rich Fellers, Donna Gibson, Carrie Murphy, Nancy Von Euw, Eric Wood, John Banister, Mr. Karns, Mark Kimura. CLUBSf23 This year's Speech squad increased its members from twelve last year to seventeen this year. These students participated in many tournaments around the state including ones at Tillamook, Canby, Linfield College and many others. Top honors this year Went to Eric Wood, who brought home a trophy in which he was awarded from his After Dinner Speaking, Shiela Long who was awarded a trophy for her humorous speech and Matilda Myers who earned first place in District in the Grand Masters Youth Oratorical Contest and second in Regional. janet Thornton also captured first in both area and district in the Voice of America Contest. This year the Pep Club did such things as making signs and selling spirit ribbons to promote spirit among the Y-C stu- dents. Under the leadership of President julie Fox, this club earned money for such things as a group activity and money for the wrestling rally to go to State . This year the Art Club did such things as paint windows at Christmas and sponsor a KYTE dance which was hosted by dis jockey Ron Leonard. Two new clubs, Science Fiction and Radio Communica- tions, were added to the list of clubs at Y-C this year. The Science Fiction club did such things as writing stories and taking a trip to OMSI and the Radio Communications club held weekly radio broadcasts on KMCM, a local radio station in McMi1mvi11e . 241 CLUBS F . ., j e A. ' s ,,, , I 2 3 lj Speech-FRONT ROW: Matilda Myers, Rodney Pelioquin, janet Thornton, Cheryl Webb. 2nd ROW: Wilma Beachy, Mrs. Dillon, Shielia Long. 3rd ROW: Angie Bollinger, David Richardson, Eric Myers, Beth Hall, Eric Wood. BACK ROW: Heidi Myers, jess Knowland, Brad Blair, Wes Long, Bryce VanPatton. 2j Pep Club-FRONT ROW: Marybeth Powell, janet Thornton, Marla Collins, Cheryl Woodside, Lannie Roscoe, jini Jackson, Karen Restorff, Karen Hampton. 2nd ROW: julie Donnell, Brenda Collins, Cheryl Webb, Cindy Bodeen, Lori Wirth, Patti Cook, Nancy Reynoldson Kathy Matteson, Tiffiny Tolleson. 3rd ROW: Linda Erikson, Gina Roscoe, Lisa Robertson, Cindy Smith, Tracy Staebler, Lori Muckey, Tracy West. 4th ROW: Mrs. Krier, joni VanDyke, Lorri West, Kelly Stanley, Shari Sager, Vicky Smith, Sherrie Randall, BACK ROW: jonni Heflin, jaNeva Stanley, Ingrid Hermens, Renee Fortune, Lynel Strand. 35 Art Club-FRONT ROW: Blayne VanPatton, Sis Hermens, julie VanDyke, Pam Belt, BACK ROW: Mrs. Duke, Judy Sutton, Connie Strand, Michelle McCoy, Bill Larkin, Lisa Bansen. 45 Radio Communications-FRONT ROW: Michelle McCoy, Kevin Webb, janet Thornton, Lannie Roscoe. BACK ROW: Cheryl Woodside, Cheryl Webb, George Kaufman, Mrs. Carrick, David Richardson, Saige Losli, Cindy Smith. Sj Science Fiction FRONT ROW: Mrs. Carrick, Paul Peloquin, Carl Waibel. BACK ROW: Saige Losli, Wayne Brown, Scott Carl, David Richardson, Carl Fisher. CLUBSl25 FF , FHA, nd Camera Club The Yamhill-Carlton Future Farmers of America participated in many local and state-Wide activities which included Speech and Rituals contests as welll as district and state convention. The Y-C chapter also received a new advisor, Amin Ismail. Mr. Ismail took the place of Bill Hatfield and assists members in their FFA activities. The Future Homemakers of America were very busy throughout the year, participating in money-making, community service, and fun projects. Projects included a concession stand, serving dinner at banquets, holiday parties, and the FHA's annual beach trip. l i 2 CAMERA CLUB-FRONT ROW: Rodney Peloquin, Wes Long, Adviser Issac Kimura, Sean Knight, Tami Miller, Rachel Hamton. BACK ROW: George Kaufmann, Greg Harper, Dave Richardson, Mahlon Beachy. 26fCLUBS FFA--CENTER: Nick Kristof. FRONT ROW: Amin Ismail, advisor, David Richardson, janet Thornton, Nancy Reynoldson, Lori Wirth, jini jackson, George Kaufman. MIDDLE ROW: Sally McLaughlin, Tina Richardson, joy Reynoldson, Scott Bernards Eric Bertrand, Steve Smith, jerry Yates. BACK ROW: Ken Coburn, Brian Peterson, David Lane, joe Broxterman, Cliff Blackmore, Wes Long. FFA--FRONT ROW: Lisa Robertson, Cindy Smith, Cheryl Webb, Cheryl Woodside janet Thornton, Carrie Maloney. MIDDLE ROW: Michelle Miller, Maureen McMahan, Angie Bollinger, Marla Collins, Matilda Myers, Janelle Rake, BACK ROW: Cindy Olsen, advisor, Vicky Owens, Diane Armack, Cathleen Callahan, Becky Larsen, Robin Kratzner, Kim Larsen, julie Donnell, Sherrie Randall. CLUBSf27 28fCLUBS Club Activities 11 Mrs. Duke helps students finish their leather projects. 21 Steve Strode enjoys the pie throwing contest during home- coming. 31 Angie Bollinger holds up a bachelor's best friend. 41 Paul Miller introduces and welcomes new National Honor Society members. 51 The art club Kiss-a-pig contest proves to be a success as Mrs. Karns kisses the pig. 61 Janet Thornton gets straight to the point during the speech club practice. 71 Making a basket is not as easy as it looks. 81 Mrs. Carrick helps the radio communications club prepare for that ni ght's broadcast. 5 M,-f' l' 4 ' fi , ,s 1 5 I , .,-f inu- , 5 e HA 1 QM, , L ' ' -,Rx 'wl- xf ' CLUBSIZ9 301 SPORTS 'Q' g QW' f I 5 'Q-. Q 5' r A i W. 'QM 4- gy , RG Sy' S Take time to give your all For unless you do your very best, you have wasted your time. - l' 'J qv is or 'i r all - , lll :ai l 5 l SPORTS! 31 au rung, ml um Football lj VARSITY FOOTBALL--FRONT ROW: Tad Harrington, john Neuman, Chris Moore, Ron Stroh, Dale Manson, Jerry Geelan, Tim Niehus, Nick Matteson, NOT PICTURED: Tony Shanafelt. MIDDLE ROW: Steve Belt, Don Montgomery, Mark Sublet, Tony Valarde, jeff Munro, Rich Fellers, Kelly Sutton, Doug Wright, Bob Stroh, Jeff Dawley, Randy Montgomery. BACK ROW: Marc Hermens, Bill Crittendon, joe Rush, Terry Savage, Brent Huff, Phil Sanders, jack Jackson, JackBernards, Al Green, Ron Miller, Coach Crapper. 2j Tony Shanafelt reads play against Sherwood. 35 LV. FOOTBALL--FRONT ROW: Tony Valarde , Ron Stroh, Steve Belt, john Nemnan, Don Montgomery, Nick Matteson. BACK ROW: Mike Harris, Marc Hermens, Richard Simonson, Jack jackson, Jack Bernards, A1 Green, Ron Miller. 4j 1 2 3, 1 1 2 3, 2. . .5jDoug Wright runs for touchdown with Sherwood defender after him. 65 Randy Montgomery and unidentified player knock Willimina player out of bounds. 71 jackjackson gives Al Green a hand in stretching out. 81 FROSH FOOT- BALL--FRONT ROW: Scott Bemards, Kevin Webb, Jim Winbrenner, Tom Belt, jeff Nicaisio. MIDDLE ROW: Jim Tuohy, jim Sutton, Jack Wagoner, Eric Bertrand, Jeb Weidner. BACK ROW: Fred Creps, Mark Moyer, Shawn Oliver, Mike Smith, Terry Airci, john Owens, Chris Turgeon, Craig Fox, Coach Fodge. 32 fsPoRTs 3 The Y-C Football team this year had a 3-6 record which was no indication of the season. The Varsity team was in every ball game and lost 3 games by less than a touchdown. The Y-C Var- sity team was riddled with injuries which had a direct bearing on the record. The Y-C team was led by Randy Montgomery, Unan. All League Linebacker, Jeff Munro, Unan. All League End, Rich Fellers, 2nd team Defensive Backg Doug Wright, 2nd team Quarter- back, Tony Shanafelt, HM Nose Guardg Dale Manson, HM Linebacker: Jeff Dawley, HM Defensive End. Doug Wright led the team in passing and rushing, Jeff Munro: receiving and inter- ceptions, Rich Fellers, return yardage. Randy Montgomery and Tony Shanafelt, tackles and assists, and Jeff Dawley, quarterback sacks. SPORTSf33 X P, ka...- N.. ff 3 wif H. . M iq Q 4 1-fx: . W A-Q ., f 9 i ,.- - x ls' ff 5 I K Er b r . gf,- 9 in i.v+-4' -5 J J? -x x , 'SFI ik 4' . A 3? .+ 1,! wiv' A , p F' if 35.-' 0 Q 153 , . XJ Q X .x Q - ml - J , FE , 4 Y.. N if, .Y ,. b 5 K 63, ' NwX x.N Q , axe,-R5 I Af X 1 3 This year's volleyball team wasn't that successful statistacal- ly. But all involved worked hard and accomplished some positive things. We were competitive with everyone in our league with the exception of Sheridan who was this year's State Champi- ons, stated Coach Barton. lj Cindy Mitchell and Tina I-lennessey go for the set up. Zj Kathy Buxton, Lynel Strand, and Sue Laughlin watch the play with concern. 3j Renee Fortune patiently waits for the ball as Kathy Buxton and Stacy Mitchell look on. 41 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL--FRONT ROW: Sue Laughlin, Shelly Miller, Renee Fortune, Jonni l-Ieflin. BACK ROW: Coach Mr. Barton, Kathy Buxton, Stacy Mitchell, Michelle Fortune, Manager Karen Restorff. SQ Stacy Mitchell sets it up high for Renee Fortune to spike. 61 LV. VOLLEYBALL-- FRONT ROW: Becky Larson, Kim Larson, Teri Staebler. BACK ROW: Coach Mr. Barton, Kelli Wright, Shelly Miller, Cindy Mitchell, Kathe Hermens. 'fl mall Q s-x,',..Z SPORTSf35 Cross Country 1 2 This year Y-C's Boys Cross Country team had a very successful season with their first big victory being at Haag Lake against Cleveland, Forest Grove, and McMinnville High Schools. Top runners this season were Paul Miller and Bill Larkin. This year's district meet was held at Bush Park in Salem, with the team taking lst place for the seventh year in a row. lj Ouch! Fredrik Campbell pulled a muscle at a Cross Country meet. 2j It appears that four legs help Kevin Masterson out distance Missa Majstrovic and Wayne Brown. That extra set of legs belong to Mahlon Beachy. 31 Debby Baker and Susan Niehus pile up points for Y-C. 45 GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY: FRONT ROW: Nlag-13 Lile, Lisa Cornell, Susan Niehus. BACK ROW: Coach Turner, Wilma Beachy, Bridget Cooke, Debby Baker. 36fSPORTS WIT' :S O 'iiwglg QQ f , J 4 This year the Girls Cross Country team had a good season taking sec- ond in the district. The top runner this season was Bridget Cooke, who set a new school record at the first annual Y-C Cross Country Invitation al. SQ BOYS CROSS COUNTRY: FRONT ROW: Wayne Brown, Kevin Green, Mahlon Beachy, Kevin Masterson, Misha Majstrovic. BACK ROW: Coach Turner, Paul Miller, Bill Larkin, Lyn Carl, Fredrik Campbell, Mark Kimura. 61 Debby Baker completes the cross country run. SPORTSXB7 Fall Sports Scoreboard .A 38fSPORTS . ':-,' '1 ,,.f fv 1 x 1' ' . ki 5-ns ,, i1i ? Q sc' WEBQAR15 e .X--GYEG f o Q4 -. 1 J TWO 12 1 - eg- 5, ss 2.7 ...I 5 : '2,w,'v?'3 OA 7 v l.'No1-c z ' f v'2I ' 0 rwmani n 32j,',fao 6 Sherwoocl'-:gil 27 . E9 Nostucca K ??4i1lf.f?2f3 Qf 23 Tlllamookr ' 3 Q2-,QVQQQX 'O 20 L Dayton ' r f QgfQ'f,5,8 43 - 'N ?' ff' 2'5f'f a ,,vf'l s . I . Y' 'ff ,X 4, BOARD Y-C Lost Lost Won X Lost Lost ffwI..os K V 6 ml. if if 4 ,f -,. . 1 f .r n 4... , I 3 3 H - fx 4 - AXhx IV . i fV hh I ik h V M ,A , 'R . lll-iv' .g. Q Ag X S 4 U-1 I .qw -:rx 6' 11' 5' .ls If X V V S is xv 1 2 5 Basketball The l977-78 varsity basketball sea- son Was a very disappointing one from the standpoint of only 5 wins and 16 losses. The season, accord- ing to Coach Barnett, was most en- joyable because of the character of this year's squad. Regardless of their record, they were an extreme ly hard -W orking and hustling group to watch and Work with. No player ever gave less thatn his best effort. Special recognition for All League was given to Jeff Munro, 2nd team, Kelly Sutton, and Jack Bernards, honorable mention. Team awards were made to Dale Manson as team captain and Jeff Munro as most out- standing player. 17 VARSITY BASKETBALL- -Steve Belt, Clint Camarillo, Kelly Sutton, Bill Cosgrove, Sam White, Tony Shanafelt, Jack Bemards, Glen Manson, jeff Munro, Dale Manson, Coach Barnett. 21 Bill Cosgrove goes up for two. 3j jeff Munro's blocked shot attempt is successful 4j FROSH BASKETBALL--Kevin Webb, jim Winebrenner, Tom Belt, Eric Berrand, Paul Horgan, Rod johnson, Mike Smith, Craig Fox, Terry Aird, Kevin Masterson, jim Sutton, Ion Banson, Jeb Weidner. 51 J.V. BASKETBALL--Tad Harrington, Clint Camarillo, JeH Bellwood, jeff Collins, Dave McCloud, Guy Masterson, Fred Simmons, Allen Clute, Brock Belt, john Banister, Mike Anderson, Coach Britton. SPORTSf41 we as Q-sf,Q, e e Q ag, sw-'f i Q! W , v k.J.' 1, N-f as , ,,A N- Ai 2 I nf, '54 nfllf 23 M Q33 5251321 hang fl-1 46 X J x.M ' 5 Q Q - If'-- 'f' ' f ' W-M ' f UH IQ V , ST if . ll I g ' .25 13? aa? TT M - W I , Girl's Basketball The Y-C girls varsity basketball team compiled a league record of 12-O and a season record of 18-3. They went to state for the 4th straight year, but lost their first two games. The Tigers were led in scoring and rebounding throughout the season by Lynel Strand. She was named to first team all-league and teammates Renee Fortune and Kathy Buxton were second team. Gone from next year's team will be seniors Debbie Baker, Ingrid Hermens, Sue Neubig, Lynel Strand, Renee Fortune, and Kathy Buxton. The V.V. team had a season record of 16-2, losing only one league game. High scorers and rebounder was Kelly Stanley. 5 W - . SPORTSf43 Wrestling fx auf 1 Y-C wrestlers this year provided tough compe- tition. The team consisted of one senior, two juniors, five sophomores, and three freshmen. Y-C's Bob Stroh 136 lbs. team captain main- tained a 25-1 season record and easily won district for the second year in a row. Bob also placed 5th in state. Several other surprises came when Y-C wrestlers Paul Peloquin 98 lbs, Mark Kimura 123 lbs, jeff Mode 141 lbs, and Ron Stroh 148 lbs, advanced in district to take third place at their respective weights. A win- ning season performance existed for each of the four wrestlers. jeff Nicassio 115 lbs, Jim Tuohy 130 lbs, and Richard Simonson 168 lbs, were active varsity entrants in the 1977-78 season. The season outstanding wrestler award went to senior Bob Stroh. Most improved wrestler was received by Sophomore Richard Simonson. Freshman Paul Peloquin received Most Inspira- tional for his strong team support. 44lSPORTS V 5- . mm. V, gf -,fax Q. .. .,, x ,T K., Y... , 4, L- uf' .IVF-iff Q1 X, l 4:-LY? f Q3 Q U 2 ff! 'J vw-J f-,1-2+ f fgyff .V A ,L lik- ,vm x .gun Sw 3, f fax, K 2 ,N sig -, in , mga ,K I, I e is 'gig ' I , ,-.qw 1,2 gg 1 1 A' , b ff' v ' Q ' . .L k 5, X3 X ' ,flgi' 3s s .-. f. S , g, -qw 5 1 :L- A i Ssiilfif H fi? 513 f xt if 'L m K 5 Tifg wi 5 1 ff-,P Q fl 1351 A .- 3, .rv gh . Q A A , Q, Ax ggi? S x ml 1 Q W Q Q.. Winter Sports Scoreboard Game Nestucca. Dayton . . Sheridan N. Marion Willamina Sherwood Nestucca Dayton . . Sheridan . N. Marion Willamina Sherwood 46fSPORTS Y-C OPP. 64 - 79 49 - 67 67 - 77 52 - 48 61 - 46 50 - 73 60 - 67 44 - 69 64 - 48 48 - 50 71 - 72 55 - 61 fgglz.-L 'Nas' A Game Nestucca. . . . . Dayton..... .. North Marion Sheridan .... . . Willamina . . . . Sherwood . . . . Nestucca . . . . Dayton ..... North Marion Sheridan .... Willamina . . . . Sherwood . . . . Q -- fl Y-C OPP. 27 - 25 43 - 25 45 - 27 37 - 27 57 - 25 54 - 32 53 - 35 39 - 33 COTE 61 - 43 66 - 14 65 - 30 49 - 19 QQ. ' I , sg-gg in 6 ., b . A .. 3 3' W ...K NNMQ, .. .f .1 A M, 'fi 6 Q ' gf a n Banks Tourney Y-C 39 Y-C Tourney Y-C 37 Ranier Tourney Y-C 54 Clatskanie Tourney Y-C 19 Y -C Tourney Y-C 37 Y-C 24 Y-C 36 Y-C 39 Y-C 33 Y-C 23 Y-C Vernonia Y-C Clatskanie Y-C Nestucca Y-C Sheridan Y-C Willamina Dayton Lutheran Neah-kah -Nie Warrenton Sherwood 4th 36 3rd 34 3rd 12 3rd 47 3rd 39 36 36 30 39 48 SPORTSI47 48fSPORTS Boys And Girls Track lj Terri Staebler shows style in the high jump. 21 Jack Bernards demonstrates his record breaking form in the long jump relay. 3, GIRLS TRACK--FRONT ROW: Pat Church, Tami Miller, Bridget Cooke, Wilma Beachy, Kathe Hermens, Cynthia Kenner Nancy Niehus. SECOND ROW: Karen Hampton, Regina Roscoe, Terri Staebler, Kathy Laughlin, Karen Sellazs, Rachel Hampton BACK ROW: Coach I-leuberger, Kathy Matteson, Debbie Baker, Renee Fortune, jonni Hefflin, Michelle Bertrand. 4j BOYS TRACK: FRONT ROW: Nick Matteson, Ron Hancox Tony Shanafelt, Rich Fellers, Paul Miller, Alan Brown, 'lzerin Tolleson SECOND ROW: Assistant Coach Robbins, Jon Newman, john Bannister, John Owen, Brad Blair, Glerm Jolliffe, Wayne Brown, Dave Stocker. BACK ROW: Phil Sanders, Jack Bernards, john Amerson, Bob Strahle, Bob Akins, Craig Fox, Mark Sublet, jeff Munro, Bill Larkin, Coach Crapper. 55 Phil Sanders participates in the long jump in his 3rd year of track. 4. 4-L 1 ,.- C, 3 F!! R In Aki 2 ...-...............-...............J gg The boys track team had a winning year with a 21-1 season record. They also retained the league and district titles for the 3rd year in a row. A few of the highlights were beating Jefferson, the A state champs, and ending Amity's home winning streak with a 96-49 vic- tory. The team extended its home winning streak to 34. Three school records were broken, Bob Strahle in the high jump, Terin Tolleson in the pole vault, and Paul Miller in the 300 intermediate hurdles. Ten boys qualified for the state meet. The girls track team with a 10-6 record had a strong finish sending 7 girls to state in 8 events and tiing for second place at district. Five new school records were set. The 3 senior girls on the team, Debbie Baker, Renee Fortune, and jonni Hefflin, were among the leading point scorers and all went to state in their events. 5 3 4 1 SPORTSf49 Baseball The 1978 varsity baseball season was a very successful and rewarding one. The Tigers were picked in a pre-season poll of coaches to finish 6th in the Yawama League. This year's squad was primarily made up of sophomores with a strong nucleus of seniors and only two juniors. This combination of players with a great deal of hard work and desire surprised everyone but themselves and finished the sea- son in a tie for the league championship. The team missed out on another trip to the state play-offs when they lost the league play-off game to a very strong North Marion team. Their season record was 18 wins and 6 losses, in league 10 wins and 2 losses. The J.V. team had a 10 win, 7 loss season record. ln league they won 8 and lost 4. They won nineout of their last games. lj Brian Kuehnel watches the ball as he runs to 3rd base. 23 VARSITY TEAM--FRONT ROW: Steve Belt, Tony Velarde, Tad Harrington, Brian Kuelmel, Don Montgomery Larry Boyd, Randy Montgomery, Greg Smith. BACK ROW: Coach Bamett, Kelly Sutton, Bi11C1-ittendon Richard Simonson, Glenn Manson, Mike Harris, Brock Belt, Mark Kimura. 33 Brock Belt waits for the runner at third base. 4j Larry Boyd demonstartes his style of batting. SQ J,V, TEAM--FRONT ROW: Jimmy Sutton, Eric Bertrand, Tom Belt, Jeb Weidner, Kevin Webb, jerry Yates, Jeff Piper, Scott Bemards. BACK ROW: David Richardson, Mike Anderson, Fred Simmons, Jim Tuohy, Fred Creps, Ron Miller, Bruce Heinonen, Coach Hendricks. LUG '72 2 5 ,,f-1 ,,, A Q , Q 4. Y ..,,, x gm 'abd' . . Uyllxl wi Softball And Tennis 1 The Y-C tennis team finished season play with an overall 5 Win, 5 loss, l tie record. Eleven of the 17 girls finishing the season returned from last year giving the needed strength for a successful Season. Outstanding play came from Kathy Buxton, first singles player and Kim Larsen and Nancy Whichurch, first doubles team. Others having Winning seasons were Becky Larsen, Shelly Miller, and Dawn Whichurch. Yamhill -Carlton's 1978 softball team despite it's record this year showed great promise for the future. The team made up of 2 seniors, 4 juniors, 5 sophomores, and 3 freshmen was very young. While the team Won only one game, each and every player learned a great deal about the sport and imporved in playing ability. SZISPORTS 2 .? 24. E. 3 A 5 ly TENNIS TEAM--FRONT ROW: Sherry Randall, Linda Cobeth, Luella Geister, Luann Caldwell, Beth Mitchell, Kelly Wright. SECOND ROW: Shelly Miller, Cathy Cobum, Kelly Brown, Traci Tolleson, jaNeva Stanley, Becky Larsen. BACK ROW: Michele McCoy, Dawn Whichurch, Kim Larsen, Coach Babb, Laura Duncan, Karen Coburn. Zy IaNeva Stanley serves as Kelly Wright concentrates on the return. 35 SOFTBALL TEAM-- FRONT ROW: Cindy Smith, Lanni Roscoe, Tina Richardson, Carol Riley, Carol Aasby. BACK ROW: Sherry Kuhl, Vicky Johnson, Kim Coultus, Cheryl Webb, Marla Collins, Cindy Mitchell, Coach VanCleave. 4l Kelly Wright retums volley. 5l Kim Coultas delivers the pitch. sPoRTsfs3 Spring Sports Ah :XJ ,mtv ..,,. ,, uf 1' 2 L- 1 YFC Yi'-C 'Y4C Ylrfi Yfil Y-cz Y-C Yr-C Y -Cr Y -C oy Qt 1 . Z iv? ,V , ,. i, ,5 ,J,,,N ,V,,, , its-Ar-Q 4 Q.. f . . .. '. We 0 QTQSQN Sherwood 6q - - - Noi EhsQMaffon 4 is M- ssheridhn, 1 r . . . Nestliggrog 2 1 - - - N 1. . . . Daytoriffffilffhho 1 . . . Willamiria r 4 . . . Willamina 4 . . . North Marion 5 . . . Dayton 2 . . . Nestucca 4 . . . North Marion 8 54lSPORTS TRACK TRACK f ' of 96 . Banks Y-C 82 . 7.4 Vernonias -V Y-C Ill . 44 oi,t Lutheranxrfn .ft-, 3 Y-C 108 . t Knappa Y-C 103 . . North Marion Y-C Nestucca o Dayton Y-Cs .' Stayton 88 Y-C 77 . . Sheridan Y-C 83 . . Willamina Y-C 63 . . Neah-Kah-Nie News Register, lstg District lst Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y -C4 -C1 -C3 -C1 -C3 -C2 -C3 -C1 -C4 -C0 -C2 C11 -C 3 -C 4 -C 12 -C 23 -C 14 -C 15 -C 15 -C 14 TENNIS Gaston E stacada North Marion North Marion Gaston Clatskanie Oregon Episcopal Tillamook Willamina Tillamook Clatskanie SOFTBALL Sherwood Seaside Woodburn Scappoose Dayton Seas ide Scappoose Lasalle 1 Dayton, 4 TRACK GIRLS Y-C 78. . Seaside Y-C 78. . Clatskanie Y-C 78. . Jefferson Y-C ,69. . Vernonia Y-C 169. . Lutheran Y-C 69. . Banks Y-C 69.5. . Knappa Y-C 51. . Sherwood Y-C 55. . North Marion Y-C 41. . Nestucca Y-C 102. . Dayton 4 Y-C 51. . Sheridan Y-C 88. . Willamina Y-C 7 49. . Neah-Kahn-Nie Y-C 404 2nd in District - - St- MSIYS.. inyn 7 104 9 as 41 40 21 69 77 76 as 21 76 77 48 70 sPoRTsf 55 I 2 Inspirational Athletes Of Y-C BOYS TBA LL ALL LEQAGUE 2nd TEAM -JEFF MUNRO HON. MENTION-KELLY SUTTON, JACK BERNARDS TEAM CAPTAIN-DALE MANSON OUTSTANDING PLAYER-JEF F MUNRO BOYS AND GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY OUTSTANDING RUNNER-PAUL MILLER, BRIDGET COOKE MOST IMPROVED-WILMA BEACHY :SSS N...I.,,,, tr ,- s6fsPoRTs kt I I TENNIS MOST INSPIRATIONAL KATHY BUXFITON, NAN WHITCHURCH MOST IMPROVED-DAW WHITCHURCI-I BOYS TRACK STATE TRACK MEET-RICH FELLERS, TERIN TOLLESON, PAUL MILLER, JEFF MUNRO, PHIL SANDERS, BOB STRAHLE, TONY SI-IANAFELT, RON HANCOX, JOHN BANISTE R, LYN CARL MOST INSPIRATIONAL TRACK MAN- PAUL MILLER BASEBALL ALL LEAGUE lst TEAM -KELLY SUTTON, PITCHER: BRIAN KUEHNEL, 2nd BASE ALL LEAGUE 2nd TEAM-RANDY MONTGOMERY, O.F. I STEVE BELT, S.S. :GLENN MANSON, lst BASE MOST VALUABLE PLAYER-BRIAN KUEHNEL TEAM CAPTAIN-RANDY MONTGOMERY FOOTBALL SOFTBALL A5E,?5?1?'iEULi5OTE1iiiYICm1?? MONTGOMERY' Nggggy3g15gggg1gAL- ALL LEAGUE 2nd TEAM-RICH FELLERS, DB3 MOST IMPROVED-KIM DOUG WRIGHT, QB COULTAS HON. MENTION-TONY SHANAFELT, NGQ JEFF SPORTSMANSHH, AWARD- DAWLEY, DE3 DALE MANSON, LB OUTSTANDING BACK-RANDY MONTGOMERY OUTSTANDING LINEMAN-JEFF MUNRO WRESTLING STATE TOURNAMENT-BOB STROH, 5th MOST IMPROVED-RICHARD SIMONSON MOST INSPIRATIONAL-PAUL PELOQUIN OUTSTANDING WRESTLER-BOB STROH CAROL RILEY GIRLS TRACK STATE TRACK MEET-SUE LAUGHLIN, BRIDGET COOKE, JONNI HEFFLIN, KATHY HERMENS, RENEE FROTUNE, DEBBIE BAKER, RACHEL HAMPTON GIRLS BASKETBALL ALL LEAGUE lst TEAM-LYNEL STRAND ALL LEAGUE 2nd TEAM'RENEE FORTUNE, KATHY BUXTON VOLLEYBALL HIGH POINT-KATHY BUXTON, RENEE FORTUNE MOST IMPROVED-SHELLY MILLER SPORTSIS7 SSIACTIVITIES I - .x.x.tx w N...,..,..x... ,Q x, S '-'4 -...-,...N.-....,w...,W..-. . . ., . -..- .Cff-A X. .. -, . 4 4 YSENF L Q ., 5, N K 1si!'?F ' r wiv vmlu Q 'Xie- QQ N. gh f. AQ ,K My f S N S! x LN QQ K 3 f ' x , f ' eff' Q ' - X Q- ,ws-H -'PT' iv- N W I A 5 fig! . .11-il-ur .1-i-11 ..--i-in lill- i.l..l-.- .....i.....i- E 1-in-1-1 -inns- 1-..l-l-- .-4.1-in i..l..l- KW ACTIVITIESIS9 Boot The Bobcats This years homecoming week consisted of legs day, dress-up day, crazy day, 50's day, and orange and black day. The halls were decorated with orange and black paper and balloons, Changes this year were an egg race, instead of the tricycle race and there was a bon- fire held Thursday night after the pep rally. The Week ended with the game against Nesstucca, the final score Y-C 21, Nesstucca 23. Following the game was a dance with the music provided by jet. 4 , if A 1 w isis. M-W' gaw- gain? il X' Q59 53555 Pl? fsfgg tif, J 7 . ix A .W A ki ' fi' 5 l its z ' V TM Ms 7 ,K -.:i Q3 s 2 'tw' A-.-3 M' l k-A,. yi' 3 Q Q 5 A init QS. WN lm' ,fir-f lg Sw Ns --'K ff X W gs ' . s, 1 X f,-R 1 , V. 3.45 X? Q , ? N- W -6 E X n f ,Q li . k Q. 4- V La ' N gg si 1 Q. 'S R was 6 'f'i?:-- '-:ug 'ffe-ef ,. Vx- ' Mg : - 2-fe x. . . -- , w . .nf-'fm' M..,1Q Y , r' , -1' Q. A rips ' f'72:'17 -Yf'?'4 'fw5Jj SAi'P7r iwjftfffx' x Lim. .wang-,. .1 - , rt 62 XA CADEMICS N 1 X ,viii 1 1 3 lj john Wright, Randy Montgomery, Kathy Buxton pull for the seniors. 2 y Y-C students prepare for the big assembly. 3j The Y-C Tiger poses with Ned Mattson at the Homecoming game. 4, Kiss comes alive ??? in Ron Cranmer and Bryce Van Patton. 52 Sophomores fall into trouble in the 50 legged race. 6, Mary Beth Powell, Patti Cook, and Julie Fox decor- ate the halls for Homecoming week. 71 Juniors prepare to pull for Homecoming points. 85 The 50's day sock hop featured the bmmny hop, twist, and many other dances, 91 Mr, Hendricks laughs at Mr. Stiff during the pie throwing contest, but his turn is coming. ACTIVITIESX63 School Dances ' 'M --f is , . K re- This year a new tradition of having a Christ- mas Court was started at Y-C. Several stu- dents Came to the dance to Watch Senior Paul Miller and junior Kathy Matteson be crowned King and Queen of the festivities. lj Paul Miller clowns around for camera as julie Fox looks away in dismay. Zj Tony Velarde watches closely trying to learn the latest steps. 3j Queen Kathy Matteson. 4j King Paul Miller. 64fAC TIVITIES 1 2 X51 -X. , .as--.ip 2 x s i ' Q X iw. f 17, 5- ' N, E f yi, S, .K 6 , i F- '41-si.. Fi ja' ,,a Qi ' 'is- v ' P s J fox 'Y 1 Several dances were held this year at Y-C. Nlany students turned out to enjoy and dance to the many bands, live records and even a disjockey from KYTE. The several dances this year were sponsored hy different cliihs and classes to earn money for different ex- penses and for the enjoyment of others. lj Here Wilma Beachy gives the camera man the evil eye its he interupts her :ind her dancing partner Lyn Carl. 2j Cindy Bode-en turns her back on the camera :is she boogies with her dancing partner. 35 CHRISTMAS COURT--Front row: Ingrid Hermens, Kathy Matteson, Terri Stiiebler, :ind Carol Reily. Back row: Paul Miller, Ron Stroh, and vlohn Owens. AC TI VITIESIGS X t i i .5 . Athletic Awards 1 Sports Awards Banquets were held this year to recognize students for their performance on the different teams. Several students were on hand to receive certificates and letters and to watch fellow students also be awarded certifi- cates for their performance on different teams and rally squads. lj Dale Manson receives a handshake along with a certifi- cate from Mr. Barnett for his performance on the Varsity Basketball Team. 2, Mr. Stiff prepares to hand out awards to the Girls Varsity Basketball Team. 3y Bill Larkin and Nancy Reynoldson watch others while waiting to receive their awards. GGIACTIVITIES t . -id 2 S Y 'ef' Student Assemblies 4 5 Several assemblies were held this year both for the enjoyment of the students and the faculty and to recognize students for their performance in sports and academics Assemblies were held for students to see teachers that they had chosen kiss a pig. Students joined together in Pep Assemblies to show spirit for their Football and Basketball teams, and there was even an assembly in which students could come and Watch three of Y-C's teachers get a pie smashed in their face. 4j Mrs. Karns demonstrates her pucker power as she kisses one of the three little pigs in the Kiss-A-Pig contest. 51 Several Sophomores show their school spirit during class competition. 61 Wilma Beachy receives her certificate from Paul Miller after being tapped into National Honor Society. Acrivirrrsfev Junior-Senior Prom 6 8fAC TIVITIES K- 1 2 4 'Y f Rainbow colors were chosen along with the theme Dreams for the N978 tlunior-Senior Prom. The Prom was held at Pacific Uni- versity in Forest Grove. The prom proved to be a big success as the students danced to the music of Tracer. Prom Chairmen were Kelly Stanley and Lisa Bansen. lj Prom King, john Amerson. 21 Marla. Collins Lind Brent Sells bump the night away. 3j Kelly Stanley and Lisa Bansen give john Amerson his boutonnicrc. 4j Prom Queen, Kathy Buxton. Sl Students try some new dance steps. Gj PROM COURT: Rich Fellers, jaNeva Stanley, Queen Kathy Buxton, King John Amerson, Bob Stroll, loni V:inDyl4e, jonni llcfflin, Bob Strahle. 6 X I l AC TIVITIFSXG9 Fall And Spring Plays fa x Jw TLX Jr, 5153? 1 -fanny. All K 4 2 7OfACTlVITIES 5 I 4 6 Fffffl lj jaNeva Stanley plays Mrs. Savage in The Curious Savage. 25 Brad Blair, the inspector interrogates Beth Hall, Miss Bennett, in The Unexpected Guest. ESQ jini jackson is the distraught Laura Warick in the Unexpected Guest. 45 Cindy lvey portrays Mrs. Warwick in The Unexpected Guest. Sj Heidi Myers, Miss Willie, and Bryce VanPat-ten, jeff, watch each other carefully in the Curious Savage. Gj Ron Craniner, as Dr. Emmett, and Heidi Myers, Miss Willie, introduces jaNeva Stanley, Mrs. Savage to her new home in The Curious Savage. 7j Brad Blair the Inspector, questions Sean Knight, Henry Angeil in The Unexpected Guest. SJ Beth Hall, Florence introduces her son to Mrs. Savage while jini jackson, Fairy May, looks on in the Curious Savage. The following people also appeard in the spring and fall plays: Eric Wood, Bryce Van Patten, David Richardson, Brad Blair, Sean Knight, Cindy lvey, Beth Hall, Tim Dreske, jini jackson, jim Young, David Waibel, George Kaufman, Wes Long, jaNeva Stanley, jess Knowland, Lisa Clouse, Ron Crainmer Rod Peloquin, Heidi Myers, Renee Fortune, Blayne Van Patten, Becky Mitchell. -s A - . -. g ax f .. , if :ef sm T. cog xv xx ,..g,,ws,,.,'E4A nf' 1 'll' y 4 ,.aa..,,.. , '-A-fm--W ser- -T N - ' K , - ' ' , , dy., 5 . .- . Q f D ,. , C My 9' Q 3 2' ' X555 ' ' -J . X . ' f 1- i . 4 is at .iy rf1......N-A T? tl 7 .4- ? 1Ig ffri5fifI f L J I , . ,, rf AJ . V, MA- ,.,1.v.-. X 'R X ws f ,,,,.x i,Y' qhhx , xr. ' N Q-fi 5 Qi is 5 Rally And Dance Team The varsity rally ran a dunk tank at Derby Day to make money to go to rally clinic. The clinic was held at University of Oregon. Throughout the year the girls showed their spirit by putting stickers on the team member's lockers and by making cupcakes for after games. 25 Senior rally member Nancy Reynoldson smiles for the camera. 3j julie Collins concentrates on her dance routine. 4y Lannie Roscoe and Michele McCoy perform during half time. 55 VARSITY RALLY --FRONT TO BACK: Lori West, Nancy Reynoldson, Kathy Matteson, Vicki Smith, queen. A. T 2 ,..o axe: rv' ACTIVITIES X73 --111--.l....-.1 Rally Sparks Spirit At Y-C 1jj.V. Rally practices for a big game. 2j Cheryl Woodside helps support the wrestlers. 3JWRESTLING RALLY--Top, clockwise: Gina Roscoe, Cheryl Woodside ,' Lisa Robertson, Tracy West. 4JWrestling rally takes a break during pictures. SJ Lisa Robertson shows spirit dming a home wrestling match. 6JJ.V. RALLY--Linda Colbeth and Marybeth Powell. 75 Marybeth Powell ends a cheer with a smile. 81 Cheryl Woodside and Tracy West fight their way through a cheer. 9lFRESI-IMEN RALLY--Brenda Collins and Linda Erickson. 101 Lisa Robertson and Gina Roscoe swing into action. 11j Linda Colbeth adds the finishing touch to a new basketball yell. LV. rally attended the National Cheer- leaders Association Rally Clinic at Gladstone High School this year. Wrestling rally had a busy year raising money to go to the state Wrestling tourna- ment at Eugene. They had bake sales, cake raffles to earn money. 4 8 -A N ,A 5 3 RY sa nk , K Q5 4, A gg. . , 1-4 ,h . K' L f' ,. - -' ' -,ery ps, ,! 'Q Q!! f i. J ,Q -s 4 'X R 25:1 X 76fPEOPLE X Aw 515 5 .ik wxf. . 'U-svn-,ft ' ' k.-.,,? ,l I , u. .- I E1 'L 1 lim X Y' RQ., -'tr T cf 155K Aff' i 'T fr I 'i v it ' 'k Take time to make friends. For friends and the memories they create are our only defense against time. :- gif ,ay i 1-Q' I 4' , W 1' Hg i ,-5 ,A wa? 5 ' f- - . iii PEOPLE I 77 FB BQ3PBlll BeIN 6 45' C .6 H'1'.Au? Top row: Robin Baker, John Bansen, Eugena Barker, Tami Barr, Mahlon Beachy, Tom Belt. Middle row: Scott Bernards, Eric Bertrand. Third Row: Beth Bollinger, Cheryl Bowman, Goldie Briggs, Wayne Brown, Fay Burge. Fran Burge Freshman Class Officers: Tracy Smith, secretary, Kelly O'Carrol1, treasixrer, Kevin Webb, vice-president, Paul Peloquin, president. Klas Campbell Scott Carl Pam Clute Karen Coburn Linda Colbeth 78fPEOPLE n T5 xx w ' 1 N l e1 Marla Lyle looks on interest- ingly. Janice Grey Nathan Green Luke Grimes Gilly Hall Karen Hampton Sam Harper .iwglng X TNI ' L 'An Q Brenda Collins Randy Conn Lisa Cornell Fred Creps Steve Cude Gary Daniels Don Davis Ron Davis Theresa Elliot Linda Erickson Scott Esther Mike Ethridge Earl Fischer Lynn Fischer Craig Fox Greg Putter A group of freshman enjoy an H 1 English class. Kim Harrison Ben Henley Doris Hermens Paul Horgan Mike Isakson PEOPLEI79 ' s SOIPEOPLE Kevin Masterson Angie McAdoo Gwen McKenzie Sue McKinney Sally McLaughlin Teresa McLoud Darcy Mealue Tina Middleton Mark Moyer Lori Muckey Heidi Myers Susan Niehus Kelly O'Carroll Shawn Oliver Marita O'Meara Cindy Ivey Rod johnson Vickie Johnson Matt jones Cindy Kenner joyce Ketzner Angie Kindel Regina Knapp Marla Lile Mischa Majstrovic l .X X john Owen Vicki Owen Paul Peloquin Judy Peterson Rich Phillips jeff Piper Sherrie Randall Wes Ready Keith Restorff Joy Reynoldson Tim Rice Jim Rich Tina Richardson Caroll Riley Barney Roscoe Shari Roy Tari Schmidt Tim Schultz Tony Seward Mike Smith Q A Kevin Webb Jeb Weidner Tracy West Jeff Wheeler Andy Williams Lisa Wilson jim Winebrenner Jim Young 'Ss Steve Smith Tracy Smith Debbie Stacey Pam Staser Annette Stieg Dave Stocker Mike Strode Bruce Sublet jim Sutton Tiffany Tolleson jim Tuohy Russell Uken jack Wagner Carl Waibel DeeDee Wasson Proms 181 QQMHlli iBEQ Carol Aasby janet Akins Mike Anderson Diane Armack Eugena Barker John Barnes Tina Barnett Wilma Beachy Dave Beckner Brad Bellows Ryan Bellwood szfvsovua Sophomores act cool, calm and collected as they get picture taken by the mean machine Sophomore class officers Vice president Dave McLeod, secretary Kim Coultas president, Ron Stroh and treasurer Cindy Mitchell 3. a. I '-N Brock Belt Steve Belt jack Bernards Cliff Blackmore Angie Bollinger Lori Bowen jeff Briggs Robert Briggs Allan Brown joe Broxterman LuAnn Caldwell Kathleen Callanan Fred Campbell Shawna Christie Pat Church Allen Clute Ken Coburn jeff Collins Karin Cook Vicki Cosgrove Kim Coultas Danny Dawson Suzie Dietzel Deanna Dixon julie Donnell Christie Doughty Susie Doughty Tim Dreske Phyllis Eckrode 84lPEOPLE l ,A 4, Nl,-rss Will Esther Michelle Fortune Allen Green Clayton Green Ron Hancox Tad Harrington Mike Harris Bruce Heinonen Robin Henley Tina Hennessey Kathe Hermens Anna Highly Jennifer Hummel jack Jackson Katie Jacopi Rick Johnson Dale Jolliffe Susan Ketzner Mark Kimura Tony Kroeker Sherry Kuhl David Lane jim Lane Becky Larsen Sheila Long David Lynch Nick Matteson Kelly McKinney Dave McLeod Maureen McMaha Lauri Miller Shelly Miller Beth Mitchell Cindy Mitchell Don Montgomery I1 Margeret Murphy Eric Myers john Nason ,Ton Newman Lori Neumann jeff Nicassio Nancy Niehus Rod Peloquin Sandy Perkins Brian Peterson Marybeth Powell james Restorff Patty Revis Vicky Roberts Lisa Robertson Gina Roscoe Ron Schock Fred Simmons Cindy Smith Terri Staebler Dan Stanhope Don Stanhope Ron Stroh Bob Taylor Theresa Turner Blayne VanPatten Tony Velarde Nancy VonEuw Frank Wadefield Frank Weidemann Dawn Whitchurch jill'Ene Widdison Kelli Wright jerry Yates Ron Miller Prsopuz fss Freshmen 1 2 Q1 J Eric Myers frowns at home- coming game verdict. 121 Fresh- man show their interest in class. 13, Freshman work diligently in Mr. Fodge 's math class. my Cythia Kenner gives a sly glance towards the camera. C51 What's so fumny Jon? f6J Heidi Myers does her best in spring play. Q71 Freshmen attempt at spirit during homecoming. Q8Q Theresa Turner studies hard in English clas 86 IPEOPLE S Sophomores M, , , - x . X X 'ss.-yfiggfjg-jgj1.5:g1j. 5-' .. gg' .J ff 'f-f if s ,fig gk Lg ' ' ,. . . 1. . V. . .1 . Q, , , . fl ti hgh- on .. u ,. 1 , :gifs w ife as H It -is Q 1 , 1 , e Q f A ,fi ,. ,V I. , J . 3 s K 5 I gy g w as v gf. .. .-I-NM -V, ,,,. ,f g, iw mmf, f A JM ff W- :oft ,naw , . e , nu: R X I Q, A XX, XX, 4.4 X L. , f N,- l .' so t v K ' M , t 3 1 X I .' X, 'fl l t 'lu-'-. 55.42 v 'Ml .:-V ,, 1 2 Q11 Sophomores show spirit in sign at assembly. f2j X. f' X I 4 5 Brock Belt takes P. E. seriously. 13, Gina Roscoe and Sis Robertson listen intently to Mrs. Krier at pep club meeting. f4j Ron Hancox looks enthused at assembly. Q51 Kathe Hermens shows her best view. Psoru-3 187 JMI H WS 1 - Top, left to right: Bob Akins, john Banister, Lisa Bansen, Lynn Barnard, jeff Bellwood, Michelle Bertrand, Pat Braden. Down: Alice Briggs, Carolyn Buxton, Karen Buxton, Sharon Cald- well, Bottom: Across, right to left: Clint Camarillo, Lyn Carl, Marla Collins, and Julie Collins. ,ms Y it iw' it ssfpropus lt i . 3 ll Top, Juniors struggle to finish 50 legged race during homecoming ac- tivities. 2D Above, Junior Class Of- ficers. 3J Top, down: Sue Laughlin, vice-president, Sheri Sager, treas- urer, Kathy Matteson, secretary, Lisa Bansen, president. - -5.4 .sw - Wvx- -in .--Q ,,,,., N , Q v , lag. Q .. 3 F1 . . L 3, . 3 - Q ff-17 in 1 ff at 'lr y . X . Q. Qs 4 W K t S' L Q f-X . ,J W XX Y N , 3 tm v X X ' K i i . . i 1 , A W . . Q ,M . ' 5 . v N .. A X .v Q we , 5 ? a i .sv if-' 3? f, TN' x K ,. Q9 -J' ,. 'T' ... we . ...bl Carolyn Buxton and Vicky Smith take a rest while delivering morning announcements. 1 sr Nfl x Bridget Cooke Gary Cooper Mary Corey Becky Cornell Ron Cranmer Scott Crawford Becky Eggers Janet Fidel Annette Fisher Harley Fulcher Luella Geister Renee Glover Greg Griffen Kevin Green Amy Hahne Beth Hall Jerry Hampton Rachel Hampton Greg Harper Tad Hefflin Shari Heimbuck Kevin Heinonen Barbara Hermens Marc Hermens Don Huege Brent Huff Bev jacopi Lora Johnson Glen jolliffe Mark jones George Kaufman Harley King Sean Knight Kim Larsen Sue Laughlin Carla Long PEOPLE! 89 A Tami Miller Stacy Mitchell jeff Mode Steve Moore Matilda Myers Scott Nisbet Laura Rake Lannie Roscoe Sheri Sager Randy Seward Debbie Perkins Karen Restorff joe Rush Terry Savage Tony Shanafelt Linda Phillips David Richardson ' xii Lynda Russell 1 . QQ? Karen Sellars Earl Short Jane Simmions Greg Smith Russell Smith Vicky Smith Kelly Stanley Brenda Stepp Coni Strand Chris Strode QOXPFOPLE Ag! Michelle Bertrand enjoys her noon hour on the benches in the hall. il., Carrie Maloney Glenn Manson Guy Masterson Kathy Matteson Michelle McCoy Gay Mealue Karen Sellars shows her ski at putting make-up on Sue Laughlin in Theatre Crafts Y 'si 1 F A .lf L hi W' .I K: I :I K K. 55456, xx b X , '4.k ,ki , V. K 3 X ' S Amir WWW xi c c Karry Sublet Peggy Taylor Q, ,.-1 Janet Thornton fc,-ti Stephanie Thornton fb 'it-Jw N,,...-bbw Tracy Tolleson Wes Trivelpiece Hope Tuohy Lori Turner T Coru Strand works hard 1n Mr. Wahlstrom s office. K 1 Clint Camarillo passes time sitting on upper hall bench. julie VanDyke Cheryl Webb Lorri West Bev White Vince Widen Robin Wilson Eric Wood Doug Wright Debbie Yates Picture 1- jerry Hampton takes a breather during Auto Shop. Picture 2- Don Huge works hard in Auto Shop. PEOPLEI91 Administration, School Board, Counselors IJBW QZXADMINISTRATION K Secretaries, Cooks, Custodians 3 r n-mg 4 lj Superentendent-Principal Donald R. Simpson. 2yVice- Principal Darrell Wahlstrom. 3j Clerk Secretary- Evelyn Enger. 4j Custodians- Carl Fuzzy Webb, Jim Logans, and Charles Whitney. SJ School Board Members: Emil Wyffles, Gene Belt, Bill Van Dyke, Chairman Jack Gray, Donna Laughlin. 6j Cooks and Laundrey Staff- Elsie jolliffe, Betty Cooper, and Alta Sager. 75 Secretary's Mary Ann Pretty and janet Cosgrove. 81 Counselor Sue Smith. 95 Head Counselor and Athletic Director Dick Smith. A DMINI ST RATIONX 93 F' 5 J 94fPEOPLE Life Y-C Style The people of Yamhill -Carlton high school can be summed up in one word, unique . Everyone has his own personality and his own way of doing things. That is what has made life at Y-C so in- teresting. 1 6 1 J m,,,,,,..,-nlllif ' X X X 4 , P. N i s H WQX ' ' 'f d T S as ..,d. I '14 4 lj Don't be deceived. Bryce VanPatten and Ron Cranmer don't usually wear eye make up and lipstick- only on I-Iomecoming's crazy days . 23 Glenn joliffe reaches for the light because it's there. 3y Look, Ma no hands. jeff Munro puts all his strength in the long jump. 4y Jack Jackson holds the dramatic Carrie Murphy and wonders, What do I do with her now? 5y David Waibel and Mike Harris are not in the least bit camera shy. 63 Glen Manson shows his tonsils for the camera. 7j Sharon West and Meri Riley roost on the hall benches, watching the world go by. 85 Play make-up adds years to the face of Cindy Ivey. 91 Donkey basketball isn't as easy as it looks, as Jeff Dawley can testify. PEOPLE 1 95 96lSENIORS 4 xx .Mg ,- A, if MS? ki E J ' Y at Q 'ig f ,gz I Q f N v ..- 6 I Take time to contemplate the future. For the years will pass fit quickly and we will find that wg-W today is only a memory ',,?,r Evil 1 5 l, 5 N3 lll SEM SENI ORS 197 98lSEN'IORS Seniors: Class Of '78 Jorm AMERS ON 5 DEBRA LOIS BAIGER KENNETH EUGENE BARNES TAMI CHRISTE KATHERINE ANN BUXTON BARB BUSH WINIFRED KAYE BURG-E DEBBIE BRAWAND PATRICIA ANN COOK MARRIANNE COOK BILL COSGROVE JULIE LYNN FOX JERRY GEELAN --' DONNA ELIZABETH GIBSON bs..,.:swv WILLIAM B. BIAIR TAMARA LYNN BELT PAM BELT LARRIE BOYD KELLI K. BOWEN CYNTHIA ANNE BODEEN JEFF DAWLEY FEuc1A MAY DAWSON JANEL DUNCAN RICHARD R. FELIERS EVA RENEE FORTUNE JONNI HEFFLIN INGRID T. HERMENS JINI JACKSON SENIORS 199 Seniors '78 RANDALL F. MONTGOMERY DALE A . MANSON TOM LYNCH WESIEY LONG BILL LA RKIN TIM NIEHUS SUE NEUBIG CHARLENE OBERG YVONNE PETERSON THERESA DIANE BURNI-IAM QPHIPPSJ NANCY DEE REYNOLDSON TRACI LYNN STAEBIER JANEVA GAIL STANLEY DEBBIE STOCKWELL IOOISENIORS Seniors '78 Z4 ff ,Y I, 'X r GAIL SUE LARIMORE BRIAD DAVID KUEI-INEL BRIAN KING CARRIE LYNN MURPHY JEFF MUNRO CHRIS MOORE 3' CI-IERYL RIEGELMANN MEREDITH L. REILEY KRIS'I'EN RIKTER-SVENSEN RUTH LYNETTE RUSSELL PI-HL SANDERS BOB STRAI-ILE LYNEL R. STRAND LONNY STRODE Awe I SENIORS 1101 Seniors sf' 17' 1, 5 STEVE ST RODE BOB ST ROH MARK SUBLET X1 KATH1 W1LuAMs Ni A SHARON DARLENE WEST . 4 K , DANIELW. WATERS N ' A A R RANDY WARD E, R . 5 VARIEEN WALKER gm A N V ,E ...nD . T env Qty' Q ' . -AE A SAM WHITE Q Vg! 5' NANCY WHITCHURCH g, i f . CHERYL ANN WooDs1DE L ' f I Mk 1 OZISENIORS 5 J NSR .1 s::a n ' Seniors TERIN M. TOLLESON JUDY LEE SUTTON KELLY SUTTON ai ,........-- BRYCE LEE VAN PATTEN JOAN T. VANDYKE JIM TURNER Senior class officers for the 1977-78 school year were: Bill Larkin, Presidentg Jeff Munro, Vice-Pres. 3 Patti Cook, Sec- retary: and julie Fox, Treasurer. Y-C's outstanding seniors for the months of September -June pose for a picture in front of school. They are: First row going upward--Cindy Bodeen, julie Fox, Paul Miller, Dale Manson, Jeff Munro, Debbie Baker. Second row--Lori Wirth, Randy Montgomery, Rich Fellers. Third row-- Patti Cook, Terin Tolleson. Fourth row-- Nancy Reynoldson, Bill Larkin, Renee Fortune, Phil Sanders. Seniors: Class of '78 sign is in place above section where seniors sit during assemblies. This year's senior class won all but two pep assemblies. SENIORSl103 JOHN AMERSON. . . FB 1,25 Track 15. DEBRA Lo1s BAKER. .. GAA 1,2,3,45 Bible Club 1,25 GBB 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 cc 1,45 vB35 KENNETH EUGENE BARNES... FB 1,2,35 BB 15 Baseball 1,2,35 . PAMBELT... GAA 1,25 Paper Staff3,45 Art Club 1,2, Treas. 3, Treas. 45 VB 1,35 SB 1,2,3,45. TAMARALYNNBELT... GAA 15 SB15. WILLIAM B. BLAIR. . . Plays 2,3,45 Annual Staff 2,35 FB 15 CC 35 Track 3,45 Prom Chairman 35 . CYNTHIA ANNE BODEEN. . . FHA 1,25 NHS 3,45 Student Council 35 Plays 35 Pep Club 1,2, Pres. 3,45 Paper Staff 3,45 Playmakers 35 Foreign Lang. Club 1,25 FB Stats 2,3,45 Sept. Girl of Month5 Quill 8 Scroll 45 DAR Good Citizen5 . KELLIK. SB35. FB1,2,45 Wrestling 45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 . WINIFREDKAYEBURGE Paper Staff3,45. 5. ' BARBBUSH... GBB 15 VB2,35 SB 15. KATHERINEANNBUXTON... GAA 1,2,3,45 GBB 1,2,3,45 VB 1,3,45 Tennis 35 SB 15. TAMI CHRISTE... Art Club 3,45. l04! SENIORS PATRICIA ANN COOK. . . GAA 1,2,3,45 15 Plays 35 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Playmakers 35 Annual Staff 45 SB 1,2,3,45 Nov. Girl of Month5 Homecoming Princess 45 Class Officers 2,3,45 . BILL COSGROVE. . . FB 1,2,45 BB 1,2,3,45 Baseball 15. 5 JEFFDAWLEY. . . FB 1,2,3,45 Track 35. FELICIA MAY DAWSON. . . GBB Mang. 25 Track 1,25 . JANEL DUNCAN. . . FHA 1,2,3,45 Tennis 3,45. RICHARD R. FELLERS. . . Nl-IS 2,3,45 FB 1,2,3,45 2nd team All-Leg. Football 45 Track 1,2,3,45 . EVA RENEE FORTUNE. . . GAA 1,2,3,45 Student Council 2,35 Pep Club 1 ,2,3,45 Paper Staff 2,35 Rally 15 Varsity 35 Annual Staff 45 GBB 1,2,3,45 All-Leg. 35 Track 1,25 VB 1,2,3,45 2nd team All-Leg5 Tennis 3,45 Homecoming Queen5 Class Officer 1,2,35 . JULIE LYNN FOX. . . GAA 1,2,3,45 FHA 1,25 FFA 1,25 NHS 3, Sec. 45 Student Council 45 Plays 35 Playmakers 35 Pep Club 1,2,3, Pres. 455 Paper Staff 3, Circ. 8Exch. Ed. 45 Annual staff 45 SB 1,25 cc 25 Tennis 35 Oct. Girl of Month5 Quill 8 Scroll 45 Class Officer 45 . JERRY GEELAN. .. Paper Staff 45 FB 1,2,3,45. DONNA ELIZABETH G1BsoN. . . N1-ls 3,45 Paper sf..-ff 3,45. JONNI HEFFLIN. . . Pep Club 45 Track 3,45 VB 3,45 . Class Of I978 INGRID T. HERMENS... GAA 1,25 Pep Club 45 cc 25 GBB 1,2,45 VB35 SB 1.35. BRIAN DAVID KUEHNEL. . . NHS 2,3,45 Student Council 15 Paper Staff 45 Foreign Lang. Club 1,25 FB 1,2,3,45 BB 1,2,35 Baseball 1,2,3,45. GAIL SUE LAIRMORE. . . Paper Staff 45 . BILL LARKIN. . . NHS 3,45 Student Council 45 Paper Staff 3,45 ArtClub 3, Pres. 45 CC 2,45 Track 3,45 Class Officer , . WESLEY M. LONG. . . FFA 3,45 Bible Club 3,45 Camera Club 3,45 Plays 35 Paper Staff 3,45 Foreign Lang. Club 1 ,25 . THOMAS D. LYNCH... FFA 1,2,35 Baseball 15 Wrestling 1, Mang. 25. DALE ALAN MANSON. . . FB 1,2,3,45 BB 1,2,3,45 Track 2,35 Homecoming Prince 45 . PAUL THOMAS MILLER. . . FFA 15 NHS 2,3, Pres. 45 Student Council 45 Student Body Vice- Pres. 45 Plays 35 Pep Club 45 Playmakers 35 Foreign Lang. Club 35 Boys State 35 CC 1,2,3,45 BB 15 Track 1,2,3,45 Feb. Boy of Month5 King of Christmas Court 45. RANDY MONTGOMERY. . . Annual Staff 3,45 FB 1,2,3,45 BB 1,2,35 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Second team All-Leg. Baseball 35 All Star Baseball team 35 Second team All-Leg. Football 35 First team All-Leg. Football 45 Oct. Boy of Montl-15 Homecoming Prince 45 . Senior Activity List CHRIS MOORE. . . FFA 2,35 Camera Club 1 ,25 Student Council 25 FB 1,45 Wrestling 25 Baseball 1 . JEFF MUNRO. . . Paper Staff 45 FB 1,2,3.,45 BB 1,2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 First team All-Leg. Football 45 Sept. Boy of Month5 King of Homecoming Court 4. ' cARlun1.YNN MURPI-IY. .. NHS 2,3,45 onle State 3. TIMNIEHUS... FFA 15 FB 1,2,3,45 BB1,25 'rreele 1,35 Baseball 15 'rennle 1,2. sus NEUBIG. .. Foreign Lang. ,Club 1, Girls BB 1,2,3,4, VB 1, sn 2,3. 'rl-mr.nsA DIANE BURNHAM QPHIPPSI FHA 1,2,3,-15 Annual sniff 3. NANCY DEE REYNOLDSON. . . FFA 1, Sec. 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 45 Student Council 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 -Paper Staff 2, Exch. Ed. 35 Rally 1,2, Varsity 3,45 Annual Staff 3, Ad. Ed, 45 Homecoming Princess 45 Feb. Girl of month. MEREDITH l.. REILEY. . . Camera Club 25 Plays 35 Paper Staff 2,3,45 Playmakers 2,35 Annual Staff 2. RUTH LYNETTE RUSSELL. . . Chorus 1,2,35 Ensemble 3. PHIL SANDERS. . . Nl-IS 3, Treas. 45 Student Council 3,45 Student Body Asst. Treas. 3, Treas. 45 Paper Staff Asst. Sports ed. 3, SporlsEd. 45 FB l,2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 Jan. Boy of month. TRACI LYNN STAEBLER. . . GAA 15 FHA 15 Bible Club 1,25 Pep Club 45 Foreign lang. Club 45 Girls' BB 15 Track 1,2,45 . DEBBIE ANNE STOCKWELL. . . Plays 35 Playmakers 35 . JANEVA GAIL STANLEY. . . NHS 3,45 Student Council 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Paper Staff 2,3, Comm. Ed. 45 Rally Queen 35 Annual Staff 35 Girls State 35 Tennis 2,3,45 . BOB STRAHLE. . . FB 35 Track 3,45. LYNEL R. STRAND... GAA 1,25 FHA 15 Pep Club 1,3,45 Rally 1, Varsity 35 Girls' BB 1,2,3,45 Track 15 VB 1,2,3,45 SB 2,3,45 First team All-Leg. Girls' BB 25 Second team All- Leg. VB 45 Homecoming Princess 45 . BOB STROH. . . FB 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 1,2,3,45. MARK SUBLET. . . FB 1,2545 Track 2,35 Nov. Boy of Month5 Homecoming Prince 45. KELLY SU'I'I'ON. . . Student Council 15 Boys State 35 FB 1,2,3,45' Homecoming Prince 45 Class Officer 15 . JUDY E SUT'I'ON. . . Paper Staff 3,45 Art Club 45. TERINM. '1'ol.1.EsoN. .. Paper Staff 3, Aeef. spe.-end. 4, Annual Staff 3, spenn Ed. 4, FB 1, BBMang. 2, 'la-eel. 2,3,45. FFA1, Annual staff-1, Wrestling 45. JOAN T. VANDYKE. . . NHS 3,45 Camera Club 3,45 Student Cormcil 3,45 Plays 2,35 Pep Club 45 Paper Staff 35 Student Body Asst. Business Mang. 35 gusiness Mang. 45 Class Officer , . BRYCE LEE VAN PATTEN. . . Bible Club 45 Plays 2,3,45 ' Playmakers 3,45 Foreign Lang. Club 3,45 Wrestling 15. VARLEENWALKER... FFA 1,2,3, reneign Leng. Club 35. DANIELW. WATERS... FFA 15 Paper Staff 2,35 Wrestling 25 Baseball 15. SHARON DARLENE WEST. . . Bible Club 1 ,25 Paper Staff 45 Chorus 1,2,35 Ensemble 35. NANCY WHITCHURCH. . . Tennis 2,3,45 . SAM WHITE. . . FFA 35 Student Council 45 Pep Club 45 Boys State 35 CC 3 BB 1,2,3,45 Track 25.- MELODY VICTORIA WIBKING . . . GAAIA 1,25 Plays 2,35 CC 2,35 SB 5.5 KATHI WILLIAMS. . . GAA 15 Plays 35 Playmakers 35 Pep Club 35 Girls Varsity Rally 35 Art flgb 2,3, Vice-Pres. 45 VB 9 !' ROBERTA WlR'l'H. . . FFA 15. LOR1 PAULINE WlR'I'H. . . FFA 1,2,3, Treas. 45 Pep Club 1,2, Vice-Pres. 3, Vice-Pres. 45 Paper Staff 3, Ad. Mang. 45. CHERY1. ANN WOODSIDE. . . GAA 15 FHA 1,2,3, Vice-Pres. 45 Bible Club 1,2,35 Plays 35 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Rally ,25 Wrestling Rally 45 VB 15 Chorus 1,23,45 Ensemble 3,45 . SENIORSI 10' Boy And Girl Cf The Month September- Cindy Bodeen, Jeff Munro. October- julie Fox, Randy Montgomery. November- Patti Cook, Mark Sublet. Decem- ber- Lynel Strand, Rich Fellers. january- Debbie Baker, Philip Sanders. 106lSENIORS ff,.3.gfar 'Riu-Willis I1 -- ,-Q r ' QQ f un11l: 1 L ' f 35 ' . f 'Q . 'Ai-'j 'I :.l ' v if i ' 'N YZ,-. M' M L if - '-1 My 1 ,xr f, ' 0 Quai, I 4 f-127' , . 'E 'gf 4 1'F a't t fl- F mt-fi 2115 ,- an ' ifgfgfgl- -Q-+ if f??f'bfilT'ai' r . I .-,.q:.V.4 Rl H Q ' .E -' e 5?-.T 2 '-- . ' ' X , . . y k W .- , -.- 'Q , .. ,,. .,,,, - X . - K x n IiPvY:. .' -:tg Yxxfzfa -O1 ' . ....,, r .M-1, - ff,- mf. 1 1: -411 x. .. 'B-Vi: ' f. . , ,. . .Liv-X ' ,.... 1 ,, LLTL- nd ' bf' .bln 4 ,. ,.,.-. rg N! . i 3 i .- .,.,, 1' A ,. U -2. ' I in or ' If 3+-fra f B 1-ff 1 4' I V ' 4 s 7 i ' 1 N B ' I , A . Q A Q G . 1.5 N Y KVM-- 26? , ' ff .' ' X17 A wg - If ' A B B fi' . M A 'wiryjits to Tv ef- B B .., Afqgyirflr .A K' an February- Nancy Reynoldson, Paul Miller. March- Ingrid I-Iermens, Dale Manson. April- Renee Fortune, Bill Larkin. May- Kristen Rikter-Svendsen, Brad Blair. June- Lori Wirth, Terin Tolleson. SENIORSIIO7 Y-C s Class Of 8 Graduates lj Randy Montgomery accepts his diploma from Mr Gene Belt Board of Directors 2 Valedic . , . J - torian jaNeva Stanley speaks to the crowd about the class motto The greatest pleasure in life is doing what people think you can not do. 3j The senior choir performs Candle on the Water and the A1ma Mater. 41 Senior Debbie Brawand receives her diploma from Mr. Belt. SJ Gradu- ates from the class of '78 listen intently during ceremonies. 61 Senior class representative Brad Blair qaeaks to his fellow graduates about their life ahead. 108lSENlORS 3 ml ,Vw-11 'H'T'1 6 SE.NIORSf109 MQ-Q 5 'Q 'fl' . C3 ' A5 17 fr :A-af 'ff ' ' u , ,-Q if - U ,ff E, 5 gw t ,E v . 1 Ja. Q. 4 ., ww ' ' 1?.I' 5 VN 5' i A ' - g AW Q .KLW y LV.A 0 , -V ' Li m1LLx ' Q . V' me 'K ,Y?yQ+ xA J A f Q k -W Q, 'f' if-if + w gn Sf 1 A v A I 'X Q-1,325-ff 4g3t.,.,iM ,Yr fbi' gg' : , A ' is W I . .g. K: x ' 4 X M, if 53 M Lg L- ,Inf K X K Y' Agia x 1323 1 11 mf f , V- 4 , A f' ? 4 L , Ml ff 1 eww IL 7 Front row--Roberta Wirth, Charlene Oberg, Varleen Walker, Ruth Russell. Second row--Julie Fox, Paul Miller, Cheryl Woodside, Diane Burnham, Nancy Whitchurch, Kelli Bowen, Tami Christie. Third row--Sue Neubig, Sharon West, Meri Reiley, Donna Gibson, Kristen Ritker-Svendsen, Debbie Brawand, Ingrid Hennens, Felicia Dawson. Fourth row--Tom Lynch, Frank Eckrode, Judy Sutton, jim Tm'ner, Kathi Williams, Renee Fortune, jaNeva Stanley, Lynel Strand. Back row--jess Knowland, Byrce Van Patten, Randy Ward, jeff Dawley, Steve Strode, Bob Strahle, Mark Sublet, jerry Geelan, Dale Manson. SENlORSf111 112lADS SW IS vue,-M fire! ecfgz dmv S 'K El' was 15 Q 1 4 Ax Take time to appreelate those who help and money to make this a better place for all of us us. For many contribute time .- f-if Pb . rf, l ADSl113 Oregon Stationers y Gifts And Greeting Cards McMinnville 2l7 3rd St lf li ,'V 5 ' L ', X l ' School Ana Art Supplies Ph nes ' 50, ox 57 Rex I . Studio Of Hcnr Deslgn 8l5 N Adams Phone 472 7238 Iona Hams srynsr Owner Lea Morford Manager Owner ,K f mmm m :mum C, num on co .: 472-6138 B 0 .z 472-6852 M MlNNVlllE OREGON Lon Dee Flowers IOS South Baker Flowers With Sentlment McMmnvllle Oregon Making A Plan For The Future ,Q-me Consider A Career 'Iw i-VALLEYFEED sumv J In Beauty Liam McMinnville Oregon 114fADS .f V .IA wxysfm, N if -A , . ,I ,, I I Ji, jgism ' Home Styxe C'NfxI 'x'4' ' K, !T L.- -.. vim. 5'-W' gvvvwg I u E' MWA l,:i3Qi1I1If Q Payless Drayflore A54 Jig a u n I I T' ' - 3 . . . . . 'I RESIDENTIAL - FARM : u BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES : COMMERCIAL 8- EXCHANGES LH, um a..-w : n s 1 n 'WETZGZXH' Highway 99 McMinnville X ll 'G - jvbufffll L .. ,um-.IEQQD . ,I X v : I aI' E ' -.- VALLEY FORD TRACTOR INC. QI I0 McMinnville, Oregon McMinnville, Oregon Gehl-Long-BushHog G25 N. HWY. Of' B F 7 6125 MCM NNVILL E, ONE 97128 2 COBB L. STORE HOURS WEEK DAYS 8 a.m. to 9p.m. ' SUNDAYS 9 a.m. to 8 p,m. ADSf115 2 u I 2 - 2065 south Hwy. 99w WWW!!! Mdvlinnville OR 97128 QUEEN SIZE BEDS COLOR TV MCMINNVILLE MEAT CO. DIRECT DIAL PHONES POOL McMinnville OR I , 5 , Mac Auto Supply Co. I 945 N. Baker sr. 472 5133 ,,......! BOB S THRIFTWAY We Gtve SSIH Green Stamps MCMmnV111e QR W Kama-ana U91 3' 12.891 5552 Hi 1 -ki CK vi! HQ i Q WQWW Your Independent Insurance Agent 662 3221 EELLWOOD INSURANCE AGENCY Yamhlll OR - us I. , , , I ll ' ll . - 3 1 I , . , ' -.......---- 411541 mf I A A - , . '5 Wm I . --- , 4 QQ ., : 4 S- S' J .f I A , , .. . 2-4 I ,XR E . ' 9 S. S1 ' , - A - Et., I I , , tl 5. -' ' , I 5 H. , I .-MQ! 'K , fr ,..- iw I 5 ' I 1 f 1 A 1 . Q A f I I ll I x an 4? m I I .CI..S,Et, .1 I 'iii fre - ,. - f Q h . IV 4. , ItI,.. . , .. It , 'I ll - 7 116lADS W... B 2:LZ3-If' 5,256 X 155 if R 'f........wJ i's-wassup R wim- MADSEN GRAIN COMPANY Carlton Oregon 852 7262 ll li W 'Al Sv- 'MM Y-'!.'.sf4G2-:'fd f -. 4 ' ' J 1 'My ip, ' Q C B 6 FX' Q 'S f X ww 3 P . NPS PORTLAND GLOVE COMPANY 338 W. Mam 852 7138 Carlton, OR GENE UW Nl CARLTON TRUCK SHOP Carlton Oregon 852 7323 Rice Fumlture and Appllance f fh Y H h PO Bo 29 co Q., ay 9 T leph 472 7322 JIM fl Iland LARRY b fo PUII FRAN'S PLACE S. Maple St. Yamhlll, OR . M .,. . A-we' A 32 l ' ' S ., we - L h ' rt 5.52 ' - MN f' J: an 'f ,' 'P '. . Q -, nh dig 5 H . - , -- V E. C Q T' ' 1 A wgf - Q ' A 1 ., jj! . , '7-7 . . - 1 - A- - .1 Q L A 54-Je ' 7 2 r Ill ' x I ' 1 f . QM 7 we T N- l 53 .Q-ew' - . Q - f RT , , li x in 3 fi ea ,M of 53 . 1 ' 1- X- . , 1 N to R -, X K t , X .35 - - .egwgfs T .' M .. A ' A fish A xl BM , 9 . ..,,,r,. , A a ADKJ. 'mme A wwf. -3, i, 5 -: . . s ' 3 i . . 5 .zoglf . N -iw - L SOUH10 B H i w ww la, , g Y.. 7, In . . x 3 M Mmnvlll , Ore, 7I28 . . . Nl, 1 H I m 'P - - o one - wi 'n nb ' f I , ' - 'J - I I . ' W I . . N 1. . 4 X. as Q .fsgri Q W 'rn ., 5 K. . s I- f- M- Y-, 4 l'lC9 9 er n x it W:-1. I Q s fel lp - -A - - - , r g ADSfl17 11sfADs .XR-NM HARRINTON S GROCERY Y 662 3692 First National Bank MOM S Yamhill Carlton 472 6105 .of zlnlllillllng Nl mum, Zlmmermans Since I9I6 Y 2 tt,, W t,tt .K awk. . :Xxx -'M'-.5 N nt ,uk MX '51 l , , 9-9 weekda S 8-9 weekends Q - xx 1 d 7:3O- : onday- aturday 9' . 6 V 2. 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Q!! PANT LOFT MCMINNVILLE OR REMEMBER WITH FLOWERS 'Q dl? Fresh cut flowers Fresh floral arrangements D d t rle arrangemen s Lots of bloommg plants awarvw 111 J' 8, We dehver to McM1nnv1lle Yamhlll Lafayette Carlton Carlton Flower Shoppe Matn St Carlton Day 852 7795 Eve 852 7963 , . 4 fl .,fgb.. v if f, 4: Egg ,-tx. I I X -1 Q ., Potted lants If .Jx ' 'vit p , V- 0: 'A ,, 25. X ' 7-X, ' . . . I P I ' ., : - 2 - 12NADS FLYI G M RANC Qu 'xv 'S U I 3 1- 0' 'N' X '.v'fv3.. fa -me lx,-fp 4, 3:33 Cascade Steel McM1nnv111e, Oregon :in F47 ADSl123 Take time to remmlsce about the past to thmk about the future but more importantly TAKE TIME T0 LIVE TODAY! if JM, QAM !,J9wjLx9 Jfzwwf g J W' W Q W3 iqwfi QQWMCQJ C -U5 ff FX , fhlx-yi m 5w JLQHQ, x ND .X X W .QW 'Y L, .W u ,KN L if - JL WW Y it CU by ' Cf! A W' WNW il BN U, X N Wy V QM WL' ' yy Awpwvc ' J-1 X, wiv ' , 'x V ii N51 GW BM A M ? 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