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Vera Charles ....................................... Marian Hennigan M. Lindsay Woolsey........ ................ ........ .... Robert Liles Beauregard Jackson Pickett Burnside..................... Randy Kovitz Patrick Dennis, a young man.............................. Greg Barsh Agnes Gooch .................. ďż˝ ....... _ ..................Sue West Brian O'Bannion . ........ . ........... ........ Rich Sanford Ralph Devine ... . .... ..... . .... . . ....... . .. ... ........ Bob Canning Gloria Upson .. ................................. Ginny Tornlot Doris Upson ... . ....... . ....... ......................Sandy Britt Claude Upson ..........................................John Bittles Pegeen Ryan ........... ... ......... ........... . .... . Karen Bovard Mr. Waldo, a paper hanger .............................. Ron Schlager .

Mr. Babcock ............... . ........................Jack Davis Micheal Dennis .....................................Timothy Stewart

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Mrs. Eynsford-Hill ....................... Sue West . Pam Dahl Eliza Doolittle . . .... .

Freddy Eynsford-Hill .... ........ .. . . .. Rich Stout Colonel Hugh Pickering. . .... . ..... . .Jack Davis Professor Henry Higgins...... ... .. . Robert Liles A Bystander .... . . ....... .. ..... Frank Neal Haxton Man ..................... Tom McCandless Selsey Man ...........................Tom Grothe Another Bystander ..................... John Purdy First Cockney .................... Tom McCandless Second Cockney ................... Dave Gossage Third Cockney ........................ John Henzie Fourth Cockney . .. .. . . . ... ....... .. .. Tom Grothe George, the Bartender. .Randy Paulson Harry . ............. ... ...... ...Chris Holder .... Frank Neal Jamie .. ........ ...

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Angry Woman ... ............... . Karen Bovard Angry Man .......................Marshall Brewer Butler ... . .... ............... Tom Grothe .............Anne Sontag Mrs. Higgins Charles, the chauffeur...............Jeff Kirkendall Footman . . . ... ..... .............Steve Reynolds Lord Boxington ................John Ward . Marcy Madorsky Lady Boxington ....

Steward ...............................Jon Rothe Constable ............................John Purdy Flower Girl ...................... ¡ Kathee Hennigan Serving Butlers .David Kramer Ron Schlager Sir Reginald .. ... . . . . ...Mike Krieger Lady Tarrington ....... , ... .. Marian Hennigan Dr. Themistocles Stepha nos. . . . . Rolf Haas His Lady . . ......... .......... . ..... Jean Chapin Queen of Transylvania. ..... .... . Becky Denbow Transylvanian Ambassador ............... Tom Park Mrs. Higgin's Maid. ...... Sharon Paul

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Butterfly ............................................... Robert Liles . ................Lynn Dressel First Bird . ... .. ... ... . . . . ... . . . ..

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Mrs. Ant ........................................... Candice Watson ......................Tony Cook Mr. Grasshopper First Grasshopper ..................................... Susan French Second Grasshopper . ... ....... .............. April Osmer Third Grasshopper .................................. Deborah Kasten Mr. Cricket . . ....... . . .... .................... Jon Rothe Dr. Beetle . . ........................................ Richard Wood Nurse Beetle ......................................... Rhonda Cadd

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Above: Freshman Princess Pam Osborne; Above right: Sophomore Princess Ellen Bynum; Right: Junior Prin­ cess Janet Thompson; Opposite page: Above left: Senior Princess Lori Layman; Below Left: Senior Prin­ cess Chris Visley; Right: Senior Princess Sandy

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The years have come and the years have gone, The seasons have sniil�d and life goes on.

Now my days are spent in memories cast: I seek in my mind the times that have passed.

I see all the places that I used to go, I see all the friends that I used to know.

We laughed and joked and the times were so good; That we would stay together was always understood.

Life was easy and our choices were clear, In our own smalf'world, we had little to fear.

And all through the good years we felt satisfied, But all things must pass in the changing tide.

One by one, the people we knew Found another path and slowly withdrew.

They all had a new life in which to begin, And each one who left, I've never seen again.

The years have come and the years have gone, The seasons have smiled and /ife goes on.

Now my days are spent in memories cast: And I seek.in my mind the times that have passed.

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Secretary, Jody Juergens; Treasurer, Katie Faust; Social Chairman, Lori Layman; Pep Commissioner, Ann Wang; Athletic Manager, Paul Law­ rence; Publications Manager, Gloria Carroll.

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LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL: Spencer Malysiak, Liz Chavez, Denise Schupe, Cindy Hoover, Emily Waingrow, Virginia Pike, Marian Hennigan, Sandi Grani, Jill Graves, Libby Irwin, Ann Young, Patti Gross, Marcy Madorsky, Dena Belinkoff, Bev Anderson.

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--� EVALUATION COMMITTEE: Ronda Ross, Jett Rose, Alan Robbins, Mary Ellis Lacy, Richard Sanford, Kathy - y George, Marcy Madorsky, Nancy McCoy, Dean Roche, Jane Kays, Peter Wodins�y:, Joyce Glaser, Heidi

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President: Debbie Smith, Vice-President: Maureen Higgins, Secretary: Connie Glover, Treasurer: Billie Schafer, Commissioner of Welfare; Maria Purpero, Virginia Fernandez, Decorations: Sue Jahnsen, Lisa Hardy, Publicity; Jana Goldsberry, Karen Shearer, Refreshments: Donna Bjur, pictured, Miss Emigh, not pictured

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Sophomore: Lorraine Jen-kiri-,, Barbara Horowitz Freshman: Marsha Todd, Sue Brehaud Senior: Robin Albright, Patty Irwin Junior: Marilyn Sweetnam, Vicki.Laughlin

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Bee Cheerleaders: Leslie Chin, Missy Little, Laurie Swett, Vivian Shaw.

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Songleaders; Head: Billie Schafer, Sue Moore, Linda Rasmussen Jan Blanche, Debi Bjur, Marc.ia Pixley

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Cheerleaders; Head: Dawn Stalwick, Debi Harri­ son, Carol Bridgwater Chris Frampton, Kathy Greiner, Maureen Higgins

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Babb, Cheryl Baker, Sheila Baker, Jim Boatman, Laura Bogosian, Lynn Bonilla, Leslie Burgos, Laurel Chadbourne, Margaret Elliott, Linda Ellis, Esther Esparza, Rachel George, Pamela Graefe, Cathleen Haberman, Claudia n Hendricks, BIii Huston, Lori Juergens, Karen Kays, Kenln Kerr, Rebecca Kirksey, Deborah Larrick, Colette Lepore, Marie Colleen Nelson, Dwayne Norwood, Denise Olsen, Gary Plessman, Glenn Reifsnyder, Diane Rollins, Jeffrey Schroeder, Sharl ne Sloane, Vlonne Tierce, Kevin Walton.

=E...LA CHOIR: Donald Abbott. Priscilla Ables, Ann Ainsworth, Jeanne Albrecht, Alisa Allen, Christle Allen, Julia Balley, Sheila Baker, off, Cheryl Bicker, Anne Clark, Susan Clinebell, Edward Comstock, David Cramer, Claudia Dormer, Janet Doty, Laura Doughty, nham, Timothy Farritor, Eileen Feruzzi, Sue Fisher, Lizanne Fleming, Lisa Franz, Melinda Frederick, Lynn Gallagher, Deborah Guay, Linda Gucciardo, Nancy Guericke, Bruce Harris, Melinda Harris, Kathleen, Cindy Hoover, Carol Hutchison, Karen In Josselyn, Denise Keating, Kristine Kerr, Linda Kirkendall, Catherine Kittelson, Kathryn Korewick, Sandy LaClaire, Lorinda e e Madorsky, Julia McDowell, Patty McKesson, Marsha Meyers, Melody Miller, Nancy Mlllstlne, Jamie Monson, Mary Mueller, • Beverly Nix, Dana Pasek, Renee Paulson, Candace Pavey, Susan Pierce, Virginia Pike, Radena Porter, James Reynolds, - berts, Frances Rodriguez, Jeff Rose, Patricia Samida, Regina Shaw, Patricia Shaw, Shelley Smith, Kim Stalwlck, Robert Stewart, �� , John Tate, Ann Tracey, Janet Van Brocklin, Sandy Vanlk, Paula Wiens .

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CHOIR: Jill Antal, Melissa Antul, Judith Arce, Laurie Argo, Margarita Artidiello, Jeff Ball, Gregory Barsh, James Baugus, Ann John Billies, Marian Bodnar, Peter Boule, Karen Bovard, Marshall Brewer, Roberta :Buffgraf, Wendy Carter, Laura Chapman, , Lisabeth Clements, Timothy Coleman, Donna Combs, Robbin Corbeil, John Cowan, Cynthia Culotta, Pam Dahl, Jack Davis, ak, Reena Evers, Kathryn Fielder, Sarah Fowler, Jana Goldsberry, Dave Gossage, Patti Gross, Tom Grothe, Linda Grunnet, _ , Laurie Gustafson, Rhonda Guthrey, Mary Harding, Tina Hartman, Chris Holder, Dawn Honeywell, Ruth Hutchison, Sara Ilsley, , Sue Jahnsen, Larry Kalina, Janie Kays, Kenny Kessler, Jeff Kirkendall, Randy Kovitz, Maryellis Lacy, Rob Liles, Rod Lines, _ •e zo, Marlene Luka, Janet Lundquist, Marcy Madorsky, Harriet Manwaring, Renee Manwaring, Tom McCandless, Kathy McCarthy, _ oy, Bill Miller, Frank Neal, Mike Norman, Randy Paulson, Mike Prentiss, John Purdy, Margaret Purdy, Jetta Rasmussen, Libby _2 ra Rochambeau, Debbie Rollins, Sue Rupp, Anne Sontag, Mindy Stanley, Jim StClalr, Jan Steeper, Greg Stout, Rich Stout, Jan "ll'llcr::-=_,g:i;- Sandy Ttiur, Garry Title, Chris Toomay, Andrea Trap, Rosemary Tucker, Vickie Tyree, H.eldl Urday, Linda Wagner, Candy e West, Brian Yellin, Carolyn Zerveck.

MADRIGALS: JIii Antal, Laurie Argo, Jim Baugus, Marian Bodnar, Peter ·Boule, Karen Bovard, Donna Combs, Pam Dahl, Jack Davis, Sarah Fowler. Dave Gossage, Dave Lorenzo, Marcy Madorsky, Jim Jen­ kins, Vickie Tyree, Lynn Warner, Carol Cannon.

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Band: David Aguilera, Browning Allen, Michael Balley, Douglass Barlln, William Barrett, James Beaumont, Peter Bechtel, Alan Belanger, Robin Bennett, Peter Berens, Janet BIiis, M.ike Boor, Peter Boule, BIii Boyer, Sandra Britt, Debra Brodell, Harry Brown, David Brownlee, Hugh Brown­ lee, John Carney, Tim Carney, Cheryl Chick, Jerry Cleveland, Jeri Coiner, David Dunavant, Dean Erickson, Rudy Felix, Cathy Ford, Renee Forsyth, Robert Fritz, Mike Gassner, John Gaylord, Peter Gottuso, Ronnie Gucciado, Philesha Hall. Jack Harner. Paula Hefner, David Hillburg, Paula Hubatka, Paul Huebner, Jeffery Huss, Randall lngolla, Holly Jaeger, Gary Jenkins, Janet Johnson, Scott Jochimsen, Heidi Johnson, Jeff John­ son, Roderick Johnson, Thomas Jordan, Kathleen Josselyn, John Kittle-

Robert Louisignau, ichael Lund, Gerry Mann, Lemal Martinez, Ronald McGough, oran, Mark Myers, Scott Nelson, Scott Newton, David Nim­ aul Nuss, Thomas Park, Paul Peterson, Steven Phares, Carol aid Roberts, Nancy Ross, Jeffrey Rose, Peter Sawyer, Nancy David Sieber, John Simons, Kenneth Skinner, Gregory Stout, out, Steven Sturgis, Brian Stutts, Gary Title, Kent Traylor, Lossow, Donna Walker, Altea Watson, Marcia West, Mark Bruce White, Robert Williams, Bryon Woertz, Sandra Wolf, Brian e er Carriers: Marty Heavenston, Emily Waingrow, Sue Todd, , Janet Steeper, Sue Ross, Cathy Phillips, Marty Boule, Paula

Drum Major: Nancy Ross Mr. Pitcher

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Flag Twirlers: Toni Lepore, Holly Ralsten. Teri Lukacik, Sue Ward, Lori Taylor, Cathy Telford Moffet Atcheson.

Jo Bently, Sharon Bentom, Susan Bloomfield, Terri Bovell, Peggy Carpenter, Cynthia Culotta, P e n n y D a t n e r , Rebecca Denbow, Susan Elhai, Janice Glickman, Linda Grunnet, Laurie Gustafson, Andrea Hansen, Kathleen Hennigan, Robin Josselyn, Karen Kays, Kristine Kerr, Catherine Kittleson, Deborah Larrick, Jackie Mandeville,, Mickle McLean, Dianne Myers, Mary Nicholl, April Osmer, Dana Pasek, Renee Paulson, Debra Pickryl, Radena Porter, Janet Reynolds, Victoria Rowson, Debra Schiff, Lisa Schisler, Linda Schuld, Denise Stowell, Sharon Swetnam, Rachel Tafoya, Cristina Teran, Sandra Vanik, Candice Watson, Carolyn Zerveck, Stephanie Zidek, Annalynne Zorad.

Above: Frosh finish off the food at winter bauquet.

Below: Advisor, Mrs. Wright. Right: Advisor, Mr5. Manley.

Alisa Allen, Margarita Artidiello, Julia Bailey, Janet Bills, Elizabeth Birtle, Susan Bollard, Jacqueline Bryant, Beverly Caddes, Laura Chap足 man, Cheryl Chick. Donna Chin, Anne Clark, Jan Click, Cindy Cook, Carol Dennison, Tracy Douglass, Lynn Dressel, Sandy Dworak, Tina Felps, Sheryl Fielder, Veronica Fisher, Deirdre Fleming, Celeste Fowlie, Lisa Geller, Doborah Goff, Patti Gross, Philesha, Cynthia Hard足 esty, Barbara Hill, Donna Hinshaw, Cynthia Hoover, Elizabeth Hueter, Cynthia Kramer, Gail Krentzman, Elizabeth Linker, Karen Lock足 hart, Margaret Macleod, Pamela Madson, Patty McKesson, Marie McMullen, Judith Mollet, Colleen Nelson, Liza Nesbitt, Rachel Pereda Susan Phillips, Gale Phipps, Susan Porter, Meri Jo Reitnouer, Cathy Roche, Nancy Ross, Teresa Salvato, Winona Scarcia, Karen Sec足 combe, Reqina Shaw, Karen Shearer. Shari Siorek. Patricia Sloan, Jackie 3mith, Janet Snodgrass, Sally Speer, Kimberly Stalwick. Janet Stewart, Katie Sullivan, Coral Swihart, Lynn Taylor, Joanne Tobin, Ann Tracey, Kimberly Verburg, Joan Wallace, Margot Warhurst, Whitney Wildman, Sandra Wolf, Karen Young, Diane Zeigler, Julie Zeigler, Heidi Zimmer.

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Although G.A.A. evokes litt'e more than ridicule and disgust from the majority of the student body, to its members it is a meaningful and enjoyable way to meet girls from other schools and take part in competitions. Under the leadership of Mrs. Wright and Mrs. Manley the Claremont G.A.A. has had consistently good records in all areas. In spite of the lack of support G.A.A. is an exciting and gratifying ex­ perience.

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American Field Service: Front Row: Heidi Urday, Peter Vol ken; Second Row: Peter Tune, Greg Stout, Candy John­ son, Ann McDowell, Dena Belinkoff. Leslie Forga: Third Row: Advisor Mr. Brown, Kevin Smith, Liz Linker, Linda Jack. Ruth Hutchison, Nancy Wagner, Peter Abrahams: Fourth Row: Mary Ellis Lacy, Ralph Lettuis, Sue Stoddard, Richard Sanford

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- Front row; Jessica Carlson, Patty O'Brien, Dana Nowels, Jeanine Nesbit, Tina Fernandez, Ka_ - - n . Allison Clark, Cindy Culotta, Lis Schisler Second Row: Joan Gibson, Renee Manwaring, .1x, Claudia Dormer, Ann Sontag, Dena Belinkoff, Third Row: Lisa Monge, Thomisina Sam, lord, Laura Rochambeau, Mindi Toe, Beth Platt, Nancy Kurtz, Judy Paul, Bev Anderson, - rnato Fourth Row; Kevin Smith, Steve Dwyer, Max Riles, Malcomn Freedman, Ned Com­ Yu, Mr. McGill, Mike Lund

- _; First Row; Terry Laird, Karen Laird, Cecil Dowdy, Karen Hofp, Debbie Allen, Cecilia Simon, Tina Fernandez, Katie Faust, Liz -ester Seligman, David Colcough, Second Row: Bev Simmons, Jean Seiler, Lisa Gladstone, Cindy Peterson, Pam Keating, Alexis ill Swackerd, Marianne Faust. Peter Volken, Ann Faust, Karen Dunn, Barb Doll, Lori Piny Schlick, Mary Roach, Terry Crawford, -c:: ard. Kevin Smith, Joan Jones, Chris Vislay, Denise Starlil, Marcy Kubitz, Cindy Shannon, Sally Frost, Marion Forkondorla, Mr. '·s. De Derverone, Third Row: Marty Smilkstein, Spencer Malysiak, Missy Little, Rod Gale, Bob Shacklett, Terry Vigil, Carol Savon­ � Pierce, Kathy V1g1I, Sarah B1ttles, Dave Seccombe, Susie Shields, Gary Nelson, Candy Bar, Lisa Hinton, Candy Cane, Joni Har­ - y Tornlof, Larry Abblitt, Lisa Frampton, John Ledbetter, Charles Brumer.

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Key Club; Front Row: Dave Brownlee, Tom Stiles, Chris Busik, Bob Wilson, Second Row: Cameron Munter, Jim Walsh, Dave Sec­ combe, Neale Hickerson, Dave Wheeler, John Forester, Don Salvoson, Bob Schallett, Paul Wheeler .

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Front Row: Sue Wheeler, Joan Gibson, Kerry Charchi, Tom Chi Chi, Peter Martin, Second Row: De­ Anderson, Dorothy Kensas, Allison Wonderland, Ann No Third Row: Margerita Artiderillo, Hiya Jane, and, Wendy Poling, Bob Green, Linda Blue, Fourth Row: Ken Bun, Steve Adams

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Jazzettes: Lindy Gucciardo. Nancy McCoy, Terry Seal. Barb Conklin, Kris Fossum, Not Shown: Kim Stalwick.

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Whatever it takes to be a winner­ pride, glory, luck-must engulf the whole team. For when one player gets the losing spirit, it can quickly spread to the entire team. "It's hard to play in this type of environment," recalls Billy Williams of the Cubs. "I tried not to catch the losing spirit.

It's hard to keep it from rubbing off on you."

A winner and a loser. The difference is possibly insight mixed with a cer­ tain amount of luck.

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own possibilities related integrally to the potential of the whole; he will al­ ways look to work with rather than apart from. If his movements, his style, his achievements go unnoticed, it does not matter. What does matter is that somehow his style be suited t6 complement the group with which he is playing. For it is then and only then that he will win against all others.

The Loser: What can be said for him or against him? The picture tells the story.

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The Cross Country Team, alias, the Merry Masochists, fought their way to a co-championship of the San Antonio League. Generally a young team (the Varsity consisting of two seniors, two juniors, and three sopho­ mores with a freshman or two thrown in), the Masochists of 1970 were 8-1, and won the League meet over arch-rival Upland. Coach Luther Martinez and Assistant Coaches Snake J. Sidewider and Mark Ervin instilled in the team with the idea that any vic­ tories over the season would have to be from the team itself.

That it did, as Captains Mario Gattuso and Hugh Brownlee led a wave of self-reliance that im­ p r o ve d team p e rf o r mances greatly.

The JV squad was also 8-1, but placed third in the SAL due to a third place finish in the League meet. The Frosh/Soph team won the SAL outright by win­ ning the League meet. Their record was 8-1. '

You have to be at least a little weird to run Cross Country; one must enjoy 1) pain, 2) waking up at 5:00 in the morning to run, and 3) the bestial jokes of Charles Schertz.

The year nineteen hundred and seventy was indeed a groove for the Peerless Plodders, and 1971 should be yet another great sea­ son for Claremont's dedicated runners.

Varsity Members: Jerry Brott, Cameron Munter, Mark Baum, Dave Brownlee, Hugh Brownlee, Mario Gottuso, Chris Hammond, Tim Bovard, John Kittelson, Norm Taylor, Joe Marquez. ark Baum

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Coach Ed H a e r t al, given a talented but inexp erienced group of frosh basketball play­ ers, promptly took them to the league championship. The big men in the freshman attack were Joe Hillstock at center, Jimmy Caan and Andy Schroder at guards, and highly regarded Todd Ervin at forward. It was a great job done by coach Haertel as well as the frosh.

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Soccer is the most popular sport in the world, but not at Claremont High, although it should be.

Soccer combines the toughness of football, the coordination of basketball, the endurance of Cross Country and the speed of the 100 yard dash; but it has a body control all its own.

Since the teams' coaches, Otto Rieger and Mike Malter, have gotten together, they have built a consistent winner-an exciting team that has a small but loyal following.

Isn't it a pity the Soccer team wins and still goes unnoticed.

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As so often in the past, the relievers bailed the starting pitchers out of trouble and received little credit for their performance. The starters are only as good as their bullpen and Claremont had a great one. With tricky Bob Sokolowski, hard-throwing Mike Tracey and sou�h-paw Gary Hanson, Claremont pitched through every team in the league.

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The man behind the plate has the toughest job on the field. The catcher is usually underrated, but not Gary Wiencek. He is regarded as the swiftest and smartest catcher in the league, plus being a fine hitter.

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What does the loser think of while the winner eats up on all the glory? ''Try next year! Don't quit half­ way up the hill. Life can kill your dreams and your plans, but if it can't stop you, you'll go on. You'll find another dream or keep going and achieve this one."

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Perfection is an impossible goal. It is the search for perfection, the con­ stant, fierce struggle for it, that sets the real competitor apart from the others.

Out of this struggle one develops self-pride-pride in one's performance and pride in refusing to settle for anything less than the best that's in him. To maintain this self-pride requires total dedication. A lot of people can't make this commitment. It's very tough to sustain one's enthusiasm and concentrc:tion.

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These pictures show total dedication and a sense of self-pride. They show an athlete who is beaten who is wondering what went wrong and why.

ood many people, sports is like life, where a s into it challenged, exhilarated, proud, and e. is an art. As in the highest art, sports sum_es a man's life, sets him in a historical context he measures himself against the highest e ent. ._,..,--ri:=eive. At times mean. At times petty and fool­ ¡s is the Athlete. pictures show the great joy after one has e opposition. ese two pages is shown the contrast after the .,..,...,-,=â&#x20AC;˘ is over. The winner is crowned. The loser tten.

It's a cliche and a truth that sports pivots on intangibles, on factors other than physical.

Call it desire, call it getting up or whatever, one must have it to win.

"The difference in physical abilities of players is not that great," says the Mets Tom Seaver, "and the difference in teams are not that great. So what 'it comes down to is that dividing factor between the one that wins and the one that loses is the mental attitude, the e ff o r t they give, the mental alertness that keeps them from making the mental mistakes. The concentration and dedication-the intangi­ bles-are the deciding factors, I think between who wins and who loses. I firmly believe that."

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So if sports, like life, hinges on the intanQibles, that win­ ners and losers are decided by something other than physical prowess, then this poem by Ru·dyard Kipling, If, digs a bit deeper. For it seems that the "ifs" mark not only the outcome of a contest between two athletic teams but also the fate of a man's life.

If you can keep your head when all about you Are losing theirs and blaming it on you, If you can dream-and not make dreams your ma�ter; If you can think-and not make th �ughts your aim; If you can meet with Tr_iumph and. Disaster And treat those two imposters Just the same; If you can bear to hear the truth you've spoken Twisted by knaves to make a trap_ for fools, Or watch the things you gave your life to, broken, And stoop and build them with worn out tools: If you can make one heap of '.311 your winnings And risk it on one turn of pitch-and-toss, And lose, and start again at your beginnings And never breathe a word about your loss; If you can force your heart and nerve and sinew To serve your turn long after they are gone, And so hold on when there is nothing in you Except the will which says to them: "Hold on!"

If you can trust yourself when _all men _ doubt you, But make allowance for their doubting too; If neither foes nor loving friends can hurt you, If all men count with you, but none too much; If you can fill the unforgiving mi �ute With sixty seconds' worth of _d1stanc� �u�, Yours is the Earth and Everything that s 1n 1t, And-which is more-you'll be a Man, my son!

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We came a little afraid, stumbled into the wrong rooms, looked down as we passed the senior bench, and made sure that we were never caught alone. We felt young ano tried to act as if we felt old. Then a summer passed and we returned for orientation, proud because we'd been there before. We took our shoes off once or twice, first feeling guilty, then feeling wet grass and warm cement beneath ouâ&#x20AC;˘ feet. Someone put a turkey in the library for Thanksgiving; there was snow at Christmas; and we walked for Development and blisters. Spring came, and we stood up straighter because we were getting older, and knew it. Fall arrived again, and we had learned who came before and after in the inevitable alphabetical order.

In April we faced a strike, some glad of a chance to confront an issue, some glad just to be out of class. They started building that year, and put up corrals that were always between us and where we were going. As the days crawled and galloped by, we found where to find solitude, where to find smiles, and at the times when there was too much of both, we wandered through the halls not knowing.

We didn't think too much of old or young, but more of dark and light and how to wash away the greys. And then the Senior year came, with fires and earth­ quakes and new buildings. From the benches or the walls or the lunch tables or wherever we had learned to live, we saw pieces of ourselves looking out of other people's eyes. We thought about where we were going after June, where we were going after that, and if the time had come to include the world in our goals. We knew that this was not the sum and total of our lives although in four years we had forgotten it many times. Toward the end, we hurdled over bushes and laughed out loud and threw lemons because it was time to go and we were glad. But when the tears and rejoicing are stilled, we know that we are not so young and maybe we are not ready to be older. And so we leave as we came-a little afraid.

DIANE ABERBOM To know her is to know kindness: SUE ADAMS Nothing is impossible to a willing heart.

ROBIN ALBRIGHT After man came woman, and she's been after him ever since.

GARY ALLEN A gentle man.

ROBERT. ALLEN His thoughts are spoken through his eyes.

DENISE AMATO She loves life, people, and fun.

BEV ANDERSON The tranquillity of a full spirit, wisdom of a keen mind, and understanding of a kind heart.

CHUCK ANDERSON He will take what he wants.

ERIC ANDERSON The original van man.

RHONDA ANDREWS The time to be happy Is now.

JIM ARCE If a friend Is a present you give yourself, he will have many gifts.

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LAURIE ARGO Only the sincere can see the sincerity in her smile.

TOM ASH Why take life seriously? We'll never get out of it alive.

JERRY ATKINSON I'm not going to worry about what I'll do for an encore.

BRAD AUSTERMAN The ocean is deep, but there are pearls hid­ den in the sand.

JOE BACH I've got a will and a thousand ways.

TESSA BAILEY The best portion of a woman's life Is her little nameless, unremembered acts of kindness and love.

JEFF BALL C'est mol.

JIM BALL What he desires. he will obtain.

MARTA BALL Her smile sparkles and glints with hidden mis­ chief.

CATHY BALLOU As unpredictable as a summer breeze.

KEN BARKER "Censored" NANCY BARRENECHEA Mind cannot follow it, or words express her infinite sweetness.

SCOTT BARRETT Let each man have the mind to go his owr, way.

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ROSEMARY BAUER Let the blossoms speak for me.

JIM BAUGUS Many may listen, but It Is he who sings who Is part of the harmony.

CLIFF BEATTY There are so many worlds to explore.

'MIKE BECHARD The strength In his grip equals the strength In his heart.

ANN BECKSTEAD How does one describe the dawn?

DIANE BECK The woman worthwhile Is the one who will smile when everything goes dead wrong.

DEBBIE BELDING Why hurry? The tortoise got there.

SUE BELLER To be doing good Is one's most glorious task.

PETER BERENS An honest man Is the noblest of all.

GARY BERGUM Don't ask me what I am, look Into yourself and you will find a part of me there.

DAN BICKER One cannot always be a hero, but one can always be a man.

DAVID BILLS The man who follows Intellect can achieve.

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DENNIS BINDER The great hope of society is the individual character.

GEOFF BINNS To walk in my own way, free, with an eye to see things as they are.

MARK BLACK The command of one's self is the greatest empire to which one can aspire.

DAVID BLAIR Deeds are the harvest of eternity.

THADD BLIZZARD H2 steps to the music of his own drummer.

DAVE BOCHES I am the master of my fate and the captain of my soul.

CHERIE BOGEL Helping others is something one should live for.

HANK BOLAND Can one desire too much of a good thing?

BOB BOLLARD No one knows what he can do until he tries.

NANCY BORNSTEIN Seagull, I don't want your wings, your freedom in a lie.

PETER BOULE Only a man dares risk tenderness.

JEANNIE BOYER There are those who give with joy and that joy is their reward.

BEV BRADY My time 1s my own and everywhere is my place.

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SCOTT BRADLEY Who first Invented work bound the free spirit.

BRUCE BRAINARD I never trouble trouble, until trou­ ble troubles me.

MARY BRANSON She blossoms In the garden of her friends.

CAROL BRIDGWATER The leaves will bow down as you walk by, and morning bells will chime.

JIM BROCK The mainspring of society Is the Individual.

BERT BROWN More distant and more solemn than a fading star.

DOUG BROWN Life was meant to be enjoyed.

DUANE BROWN There are two good things In life: freedom of thought and freedom of action.

JEFF BROWN His flame Is sparked by enthusiasm.

BECKY BROWN Some people pick flowers, I would rather help them grow.

RICK BROWN Above all: honor, truth and friendship.

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HUGH BROWNLEE Quiet, yet determined.

BILL BRUSTAD Always finding new and different ways.

GREG BUCHANAN Eat, drink, and be merry for tomorrow we may graduate.

BARBARA BUCKLEY Only a life lived for others Is a life worthwhile.

JACKIE BURGGRAF Friendly in her own special way.

BOBBIE BURGGRAF She Is never seen without her smile; her friendship is a thing worthwhile.

CHRIS BUSIK His personality is something new.

RUSS BYER Play It cool

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ANN BYNUM · The greatest tasks are done in silence.

DEBBIE CABLE I can't be contented with yes­ terday's glories.

BEV CADDES One cannot touch his neigh­ bor's heart with anything less than his own.

MARY CALDERON You are what you give those around you.

NANCY CALHOUN You must know her to understand her.

CAROL CANNON Kindness gives birth lo kindness.

SUSIE CARLSON Her friends have found her sincerity.

JOHN CARNEY He can make your heart rejoice with laughter by simply standing there.

GLORIA CARROLL Man has a will but woman has her way.

JILL CARRINGTON Self is a sea boundless and measureless.

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GAIL CASAZZA She enriches all who know her.

DAVID CHALLMAN He moves like the ocean waves.

ANN CHAMBERS She makes everything In her vicinity brighten with her sunshine.

LAURA CHAPMAN ... there are depths that only sunbeams have touched.

LINDA CHARLEBOIS Her smile sparkles with the glint of hidden mischief.

MARGUERITE CHAVEZ Her face shines bright and sends sun Into the shade.

CHRIS CLATERBOS Those who seek a gentleman will search no farther.

JIM CLAYTON Everything Is relative.

DEBBIE CLEMENT Without kindness there cannot be true joy.

LAURA CLOUD I believe for every drop of rain that falls, a flower grows.

NANCY COHN As long as I live, I will continue to be myself and no other.

THOMAS COLE Sprinting beneath the morning sun.

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JENNIE COLE Her search is In qui足 etude, reflection, a n d peace.

DONNA COMBS Look beneath the laugh足 ter.

BARBARA CONKLIN If you think for one min足 ute that you can live without love, then you are only fooling your足 self.

LYNETTE CONNORS She shines like a candle in the night.

CINDY COOK Two roads diverged In the road. I took the one less traveled, and that made all the difference.

KATHY CRAMER I act different because am different.

RHONDA CRAMER Di g n i t y w o v e n i n t o beauty.

JIM CRAWFORD When you find him, you will search no further.

DONN CROSS Much wisdom often goes with fewest words.

PAM DAHL We sing of lofty ideals, of love awakening.

SUE DAVIS As quiet as a quiet dream.

BILL DAVISSON Why do you look for me everywhere except where I am?

SHARON DEBELAK Can't you see It's all a joke?

WENDAL DE GARMO He accepts you for what you are which Is all you can ask.

BOB DELANEY The devil is a gentleman.

CRAIG DENNIS This man will be remembered.

PHIL DOKTOR True merit Is like a river: the deeper It Is, the less noise it makes.

JACKIE DONNOR The sun rises too late and sets too soon.

SUE DREEBIN She is one who listens when no one else cares.

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TOM DUFFY No life Is so hard that you can't make it easier.

JULIE DUNN Give me a rose in the wintertime.

MARY DUNN I get by with a little help from my friends.

MITCHELL DUNN Life Is what he makes it, and he lives it w ell.

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RON EATON A grand combination of good nature and good sense.

JIM ELLIOT Life's a pleasant surprise, so let's take It as It comes.

JOE ELLIS I may be as good as I please, If and when I please to be good.

ANITA ELSBREE Let each one step to the music that he hears.

DAVE EMERSON Teach us how to laugh.

DARRELL EVERS Integrity Is being your own man.

CATHY FARRITOR

Her tongue Is the law of kindness.

RAY FAULKNER If I smite, not everything can be wrong.

KATIE FAUST And even when there Is nothing funny, we laugh because we're friends.

RUDY FELIX Music washes the dust of everyday life away from the soul.

TINA FERNANDEZ One would know In words what one has al­ ways known In thought.

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SUE FESTAG Time is not measured by pendulums, but by the seasons of your love.

JON FIEDLER A man does not follow footsteps; he makes his own.

JON FISCHER I have linked my life with principles that will not die.

LARRY FORBES You may have noticed that the .less about a subject, the more confidence and the more new light I throw on it.

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RICK FOSTER Patience and gentleness is power.

JOHN FORESTER Rememberr Only you can prevent forest fires.

DEBBIE FORREST When a smile comes from the heart, it needs no words.

KRIS FOSSUM Let me hold the stranger's candle so that he may better see.

CHRIS FRAMPTON The happiest people seem to be those who have no particular reason for being happy except that they are so.

LINDA FRETTER Good Is she who remains herself, while oth­ ers are changing.

MARY FULLER It's when you give of yourself that you truly give.

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LINDA GAINEY The way to earn honor Is to endeavor to be what you desire to be.

ALVA GARRISON The quiet miss with the dignified air.

LEAH GARY will run In the sand and laugh with the waves.

ROGER GATZ A bit of fun never hurt a man.

LARRY GAUTREAU He knows where It's all at. but he is still looking.

STEVE GEIGER o The extra minutes spent caring· fill up a Ille time.

DAN GEISSBUHLER Always willing to laugh with his friends.

JOAN GIBSON May a smile on her face be but a reflection of the feeling of her heart.

CANDY GIFFORD It's easy to be nice when you're naturally so.

DAN GILBERT The strong silent man.

CONNIE GLOVER A faithful friend Is the medicine of Ille.

KATHY GOFF If you keep your face to the sunshine you can never see the shadows.

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PAT GONZALES A friendly word for all he meets.

VICKIE GONZALEZ Turn on to everything which is natural, which Is Infinite. which is yes.

DAVE GOSSAGE When I met him I was looking down. when I left him I was looking up.

MARIO GOTTUSO He is not in the role of a common man.

LANA GRAEFE Love and magic to free the soul.

SANDY GRAN! A smile that is the s:rn in the lives of her friends.

DEBBIE GRAUDIN A merry heart makes a cheerful countenance.

PATTY GREEN Joy and sorrow are the ocean tides of my life.

· KATHY GREINER An inexhaustible good nature is one of the most precious gifts from heaven.

MIKE GRODSKY I am also afraid of the dark, but come take my hand and we will find a dawn.

MARTHA GROSZEWSKI Reason and passion are the rudder and sails of the seafaring soul.

RENEE :·HALL I find in life exactly what I put into It. JUANITA HALLET Her heart and hand both open and both free.

TOBEY HAMBLIN A friend to everyone is she; so very thought­ ful and sincere.

JAYLENE HANCEY She lives sixty-one minutes out of every hour.

BOB HAND None but himself can be his parallel.

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PAULA HARDESTY Wherever there is a human being, there is an opportunity for a kindness.

SHERRY HARRIS A smile is worth living for.

DEBI HARRISON It is nice to be important, but more Important to be nice.

MARYANN HARRY A sunlike radiance ever shining.

MARTHA HART In the dew of little things the heart finds Its morning and is refreshed.

LESLIE HARTVIKSON Artistic talent is a refining of the sense of truthfulness.

JOHN HAUP If, by chance, I talk too wild, forgive me.

SUE HEIM Sing about the joy that I know we can find.

BOB H ENDERSON He Is filled with merry adventures.

MARIAN HENNIGAN All the world's a stage.

JOH� HENZIE H e's the only guy I know who can add 2 and get 1r.

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ROBERTA HEUER Her passage would not disturb the stillness of a garden.

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MIKE HICKEN While others run, I will walk in wonder.

N ALE HICKERSON A leader in his own way.

MAUREEN HIGGINS It matters not what you are thought to be, but what you are.

BARBARA HILL Don't cr:ticlze what you can't understand CHRIS HINDS I'm going to t_ry for the sun.

CATHY HOFF And I'll face each day with a smile.

KAREN HOLT Life is not life without adventure.

ERIC HOWARD I'll do my thing.

DAVID HOVAGIMIAN Of those who knew him, quite a few knew him as a friend.

DENISE HUOT And I thcnk heaven somebody's crazy enough to give me a daisy.

SUSIE ILSLEY The light of day; the very Sun's self comes in with her.

PAUL IRVINE A job well done is its own re­ ward.

PATTI IRWIN As long as you live, keep learn­ ing how to live.

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LINDA JACK The gift of laughter Is the gift of Ille.

JOAN JACKSON I will swim out to where the sea meets the sky, and then let the tide carry me home.

RAOUL JACQUES I am not in this world to live up to your ex­ pectations.

CHARLIE JAHANT Ride on the wind of a summer's day MICHAEL JtTT Beneath the athlete's strength lies a gentle man.

DALE JOHNSON A fellow with kind thoughts and laughter In his eyes.

CHARLIE JOHNSON The cup of life is for him that drinks and not :or him that sips.

CANDI JOHNSON Some go where they are loved; others walk free and are loved wherever they go.

DANNY JOHNSON Rare indulgence produces greater pleasure.

BRUCE JOCHIMSEN I've got my own world to explore.

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SUE JOHNSON The mildest manner, the gentlest heart.

BILL JOHNSON Sometimes It Is those who smile and say nothing that can take the lump out of your throat.

ERIC JOSLYN The realm ol this man's mind has no roeasure.

MARK KALLAND Happiness is sell-content.

ADAM KAPLAN Never walk barefoot through the cucumber patch because the cucumbers m�y bite your toes.

BECKY KASHDAN A sky full ol silent suns.

NANCY KAUFMAN To have, to hold, and In time, to let go.

JANIE KAYS Tho' we travel the world to find the beautiful, we must carry It with us or we find It not.

PAM KEATING How lar that little candle sends Its glow!

MARK KEGANS I'll be a rover until the day I die.

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DIXIE KIBLER To laugh is to live.

BETTY KIHARA Behold the c:iifted: of talent and beauty.

JIM KISPERSKY A truly beautiful person cannot remain hidden.

COLLEEN KOHLER I wish you all the joy that you could wish.

JERRY KREISLER The amblt)-0:us man cannot be kept down.

MAJA KINNINGHAM Write Injuries in dust but kindness in marble.

HARVEY KUNTZ The most completely lost of all days is that on which one does not smile.

RENE KVALHEIM His air, his manners, all who saw, admired.

ANNE LACY Friendly to all with a true feeling of concern towards people.

RICK LAKEHOMER Things forbidden have a secret charm.

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RENEE LANDRY The world is waiting for me.

LARRY LARSON Considerate Is he who is always willing to listen and help others.

PAUL LAWRENCE Allow me a quiet laugh every now and tl'.en.

LORI LAYMAN The light within her shines .out to all who meet her.

CATHY LEDBETTER There are no words; those who do not know her couldn't understand, those who do, need no words.

COLETTE LEPORE Peace in the world starts with the love In your heart.

KATHY LESLIE Let r,re oe ever the first. the truest, the near­ est, and the dearest.

DEBBIE LEWY A bright and shining beacon.

KATIE LIBERSHAL I will do more than live and let live, I will live and help live.

ROBERT LILES Sing not for the applause they give but for the lights in their eyes.

LAURIE LIS The light of her friendship can illuminate the dark places of the heart.

MARK LOGAN It's all in the mind.

DENNIS LONDON The reward of one duty is the power to fulfill another.

150-Seniors

BRAD LOOMIS He delights in a good time.

TERRY LOPEZ P o sse sse d with h a p p y thoughts ...

MYRA LUDWICK She gives everyone her ear but few her voice.

DON LUKACIK The true, strong, and sound mind Is the mind that can en­ dure equally great things and small.

TERRY LUKACIK .the endearing elegance of friendship.

RON LUTE I'm in for life, so I'd best get to work.

PEGGY MAC LEOD Her smile could warm your heart for days.

ALLISON MAC TURK Eyes seeking the response of eyes bring out the stars, bring out the flowers.

MARCY MADORSKY Every >Jme she smiles and much more when she I aughs, it adds something to this frag­ ment of life.

CAROLYN MAGILL The desire to please Is the most useful art.

SPENCER MALYSIAK A good sportsman, but more Important, a good sport.

Seniors-151

RENEE MANWARING My laughter Is the ocean waves.

LARRY MARDIS He thought like a sage, but he felt like a man.

JOHN MARTIN He put his eyes on the goal and made his way toward It.

LIZ MARX A quiet beauty all her own.

JUDY MASON ... so much of earth, so much of heaven.

DON MASTERS An honest man and a warm heart within.

GREG MASTERS He will make his way In the world.

BOB MATHIESON A man with his own brand of intelligence and mirth.

DEBBIE MATTIA I'll take life as it comes.

LYNETTE MAURER Elegant as slmpliclly and warm as ecstasy.

LINDA MEDLEY Around the world three times and sllll making discoveries.

KENT METZGER A good intention clothes itself with hidden power.

LISA MEYERS . the lightest laugh of all.

MIKE McATEE Such a fire will not be drowned or his nature changed by changing ground.

MARIANNE McCABE A gentle lass with a sincere heart.

KATHY McCARTHY A peace above all earthly dignities, a still and quiet conscience.

GRANT McCRACKEN Happy Is the man who makes his own road.

CAROL McGOUGH When she talks ii Is worth hearing, when she smiles It is worth seeing.

MARIE McMULLEN A year Is only a fraction of our lives.

Seniors-153

PEGGY MILLER

True beauty is a rare and pleasing thing.

SANDY MILLER

All who joy would win must share it, happi­ ness was born a twin.

DANNY MINDRUM

I will become a borrower of the night.

STEVE MITCHELL

Let each man practice what he best knows.

ALEXIS MITMAN

Rarely comes the moment of tranqullllty when the winds are silent and the scent of wild strawberries is in the air'.

JUDY MOLLET

Life Is a chronicle of friendship.

JOE MONGE

The best way to keep good acts In memory is to refresh them with new!

JOHN MONTGOMERY

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GLENDA MOORE

To see the world In a grain of sand, and a heaven in a wildflower.

SUE MOORE

A smile is a curve that sets things straight.

TONI MOORE

to see through the darkness to the dawn that hides behind.

DENISE MORGAN

there was a soft and pensive grace.

TIM MULLIKIN

I will run blind through the meadow and feel the grass between my toes.

154-Seniors

MARILYN MUNGER Never be less than proud of yourself.

PAT MYERS Content to be herself, and happy too.

JOHN NASH They knew by his face that there v.,as some­ thing in him.

MIKE NESBIT You know I say what I think, and nothing more or less.

DEBBIE NEW Full of life and always wanting to share love.

CHRIS NICHOLS To have so much to be thankful for.

KAY NICHOLS It Is wonderful to have a smile with power to lighten the load of many.

BILL NIX Baby, you can drive my car.

DEBBIE NORMAN Eyes, that displace thy neighbor's diamond and outface that sunshine by their own sweet graces.

TERRY O'CONNOR Let It be.

RITCHIE OKAZAKI Life is a ticklish business, and I have to laugh.

MARK OLESON You have to run very fast to stay where you are.

Seniors-155

JUDITH PAUL Genius Is a promontory jutting out of the In­ finite.

CAROLYN PEACOCK A smile on her lips and laughter in her heart.

DENISE PEARRING Breathe soft, ye winds, ye waves, in silence •. sleep.

PAM PETERSON What is lovely never dies, but passes into other loveliness, star-dust or sea-foam, flower or winged air.

TOM PETERSEN His faults are such that one loves him still the better for them.

MIKE PETROVSKY Reaching for his goal in his own special way.

PATTY PLANTE Rejoice, or you are not with It.

156-Seniors

JON PLAXTON Let us do what honor demands.

JULIE PLY'MESSER Hey there, a new day is dawning ...

RUTH POPOFF You cannot hold a shadow or a sunbeam.

WENDY POLING Beauty and wisdom are rarely joined.

LARRY PONDER I've got nothing to do but smile.

SUE PORTER I will light a candle in the hearts of my friends.

DAVID POST the mighty hopes that make us men.

HOWIE POWLESSON Don't ever thank someone for being there; you must have been there too or you'd never have known.

CLAIRE PUNTENNEY I'd rather learn from one bird how to sing, than teach ten stars how to dance.

MARGARET PURDY Optimism is the true philosopher's stone, which turns to gold everything it touches.

HOLLIE RALSTEN The morning star of flowers.

Seniors-157

LINDA RASMUSSEN The sunshine that chases away the rain.

JENNIFER RAVNOS An honest heart possesses a kingdom.

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LEE RENCHER This woman is beautiful inside as well as outside.

MICHELLE RINARD With eyes that looked Into the very soul.

ALAN ROBBINS If I give of something oiher than myself, for­ give me, but don't ever ask me to apologize for being human.

MARSHA ROBERTS Happiness runs In a circular motion.

SANDY ROBERTS A smile Is the blossoming of a kind thought.

D,JUG ROBERTSON Only the brave can smile at strangers.

DEAN ROCHE A solid rock against the waves of adversity.

CARLOS RODRIQUEZ Independence Is a gift of life and an Immortal soul.

158-Seniors

BOB ROGERS The man who loves and laughs must sure do well.

DEBBIE ROLLINS Much in her he a r t mained unsaid . . .

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VICKI ROSI In the mystery of the morn足 ing, she will dance above the clouds.

JULIA ROSINE There are those who do favors In return for favors, but few give freely without being asked.

NANCY ROSS If I can stop one heart from breaking, I shall not have lived in vain.

JON ROTHE In the jingle-jangle morning, I'll come follow足 ing you.

GWEN RUST Let there be no scales to weigh one's un足 known treasures.

SUE RUPP The true are those who show the same face to the world as they wear alone.

PATTI RUSSELL Speech Is but broken light upon the depth of the unspoken MIKE RYAN Still ending, and beginning still.

BEV RYAN Silence Is the element In which great things unfold themselves.

LANI SADLER The world wil I be better for this, that one tried to reach the stars.

DON SALVESON The best way to improve the world is to add something worthwhile.

RICHARD SANFORD Earth changes, but the soul stands sure.

CAROL SAVONEN The sun glistened off the snow and made my heart glow.

BILLIE SCHAFER Laughter comes like the sunrise.

PAM SCHNEIDER Yesterday is but today's memory and tomor­ row is but today's dream.

PATTY SCRIBNER The trumpets blow and life calls.

DAVID SECCOMBE A man's reach is beyond his grasp.

JERRY SEVIER I am not now that which I have been.

LORI SHANK A cheerful spirit, a laughing heart.

CINDY SHANNON I will light a candle in the hearts of my friends.

RINNIE SILBERBERG I bring you tidings of happiness.

160-Seniors

CINDY SHAW We look to the east for the light of the rising sun.

CHIP SHORT Every man should measure himself by his own standards.

APRIL SMALL Hope flies swift on the swallows wing.

MARTY SMILKSTEIN All great men are dying, and I'm not feeling too well myself.

CARMEN SMITH Unselfish actions are the mark of this soul.

DEBBIE SMITH Those about her shall see the perfect ways of honor.

KEVIN SMITH Things at their worst will cease, or else climb upward.

SUZANNE SMITH The heart to conceive, the understanding to direct, or the hand to execute.

TERRY SMITH Listen to the warm.

TOM SMITH .

Every person h as his own pleasures, his style of wit, and his own ways.

JAN SNODGRASS She gives much and knows not that she gives at all.

JEANNE SNYDER Involvement In life and a love for nature.

BOB SOKOLOWSKI The great duties of life are painted in a sunbeam.

AMY SOWARD Only one thing matters: that whenever we go, however we go, _we hear the music of life.

RICHARD SPEAR I am moved by the light.

SALLY SPEER Joy is born when friends will dream in the sun together.

SUE STAFFORD To be outgoing and friendly Is one's greatest asset.

WENDY STAIR To have beauty Is one thing, but to have beauty and personality Is another.

DAWN STALWICK The talent of success is nothing more than doing what you can do well; and doing well whatever you do without a thought of fame.

BILL STANLEY A good name is better than riches.

PAULA STEEPER

You can't enclose friendship In a box when

only the sky can contain It.

NANCY STEFANIAK Joys are bubble-like; what makes breaks them, too.

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FRED STEMRICH Fortune favors the brave.

ROGER STEVENS I will avoid extremes.

JANET STEWART A rose with its sweetest leaves yet unfolded.

TOM STILES His grip is strong, but his touch Is gentle.

DONNA STONE A sunbeam in a winter's day.

JAMES STONEMAN A friend mav well be reckoned the masterpiece of nature.

GREG STOUT I will do what each day de­ mands.

Seniors-163

CINDY STUBER The light that lies In a woman's eyes.

BILL STURDY Friends, if we be honest with ourselves, we shall be honest with all men.

JIM STRODTBECK I don't apologize for being hard to know ...

I am what I am.

HOWIE TAYLOR Secret and self-contained.

DIANNA TAYLOR Happiness seems macte·'to be shared.

LAURA TAYLOR She Is like a kitten with a ball of yarn.

RON TAYLOR He was born with a gift of laughter and a sense that the world is mad.

RICHARD TEELING I'll be merry and free, in the way that my heart Is content.

BOB TERRANCE He was- a burning and shining light.

JEFF THOMAS If you need a friend, I'm sailing right behind.

CAROLYN THOMPSON Cheerfullness Is a virtue that will never pass her by.

KAREN THOMPSON A soft answer turns away wrath.

CARLA TRAYLOR The two noblest things are sweetness and light.

BOB TULLIS Loss of sincerity is loss of vital power.

VICKI TYREE Some people give everything of themselves and because they ask for nothing In return, they are given the world.

BILL ULRICH Yes, we shall gather at the river.

LA RHEA UMLAND Was she a vision or a walking dream?'

HEIDI URDAY Take my love with you as I take yours with me and someday we will smile again as one.

MIKE VAN BROCKLIN Cheerful and active through sun and storm

DALE VANCIL Our time is a very shadow that passes away.

RICK VANDENBERG The superior man will :Prove his worth.

DOUG VIGIL To Insure peace of mind, Ignore rules and regulations.

CHRIS VISLAY Your time has come to shine; all your dreams are on their way.

PETER V01..KEN

A genius Is a man who does unique things.

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GREG VON' HEIN We dance around In a ring and suppose, but the secret sits in the middle and knows.

LINDA WAGNER Every time she smiles and much more when she laughs, it adds something to the fragment of life.

JAY WALLINGFORD Look not through the eyes of the world but through your own, and you will see me.

166-Seniors

JERRY WALSH The race Is not to the swift, nor the battle to the strong.

ANN WANG Love and ambition are the wings to greatness.

LYNNE WARNER LPt me be unique to you, or show me where the eagles gather, and I will be unique alone.

TOM WARZECKA There are two good things in life: freedom of thought and freedom of action.

CANDY WATSON In her silent ways one can glimpse her Inner joy and happiness.

MIKE WEINBEHG Only someone who knows he is a man can refrain from try­ ing to prove it.

JILL WEINKE Postpone anything but the joy of living.

SHELLEY WEIMER I will light a candle of understanding in your heart that will not be put out.

TAD WELLS As merry as the day Is long.

FRED WELSH In life there are meetings which seem lik a fate.

Seniors-167

MARCIA WEST She will share your laughter even when nci one else thinks your jokes are funny.

ANDY WESTON In the wild March morning, I heard them call my soul.

PAUL WHEELER The force of his own merit makes his way.

SUE WHEELER Each sunrise is a precious gift, for h may never be followed by its sunset.

LOUIS WHITE You are a child of the universe JIM WILCE You cannot tame a hawk, but you can each share his flight for a moment.

WHITNEY WILDMAN Don't bring around a cloud to rain on my parade.

BOB WILLIAMS I've long been on the open road.

LIBBY WINSLOW Let the sun shine In!

SUSAN WITTHAUS A light that shines long after the source has drifted on.

TERRI WOLF Who knows the thoughts of a woman?

MARK WOOD With his head in the clouds.

168-Seniors

MARGARET WOODLEY An appearance of delicacy and even of fragil­ ity Is almost essential to beauty.

DARLENE WRIGHT If the world seems cold, kindle a fire to warm It. STEVE WRIGHT A change came over the spirit of my dream.

BILL WRIGHT Resolve to be thyself.

MARK YAEGLE Friendship Is a sheltering tree.

BRIAN YELLIN There Is In souls a sympathy with sounds.

MIKE YOUNG The light of happiness cannot be seen unless It reflects In a smiling face.

IRENE YU Give me a piece of the sun, and I promise that I will keep It shining.

NANCY ZIMMERMAN Know me by the wind on the hill.

TERRI ZIMMERMAN The world of words has no boundaries . .

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Bari McLain Pam Medford John Meyers Mary Meyers David Miles Carole Miller David Miller

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Patti O'Brien Jack O'Brien Linda O'Dell

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Carolyn Rogers Mike Rosener Rochelle Ross Susan Ross

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Richard Rosseau Eric Rothenberg Roxanne Rullmar, Chris Rutland

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Sandie Vanlk Kim Wahl Emily Walngrow â&#x20AC;˘ Nancy Wagner

Calvin Walker Donna Walker Jan Wallace Jim Walsh 8111 Ward ,i;.,;,.n Webb

Alan Weber Tom Welnbe1\cl Steve Welsh Beth Wenker Allen Westhelmer Dave Wheeler

Cindy Wickey Mark Wlcksted Gary Wlencek Julie Williams

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Bob Wilson Julie Wison Bob WIison Dan Wineberg

Linda Witthaus Peter Wodinsky Ron Woertz Jeff Wolpert

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Carolyn Zerveck Dan Zimmer Heidi Zimmer Sherri Zimmeman

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Larry Abblltt Doug Acree Danny Adams Larry Adams

Lisa Adams Ann Ainsworth Dawn Albany Debbie Allen

Debbi Amstadter Gary Andreasen Jeff Anderson Kirk Anderson

Mellisa Antul Judy Arce Ray Arkin Leslie Armstrong

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Judy Bayer Pete Bechtel James Beck Holly Beckr,er

Bruce Beckwith Mark Belanger Dena Belinkoff Sam Beller

Joel Bellman James Bello Barbara Benezet Mark Benjamin

Ron Beveridge Elizabeth Blrtle Lisa Bjorklund Gary Blankenshrip Susan Bloomfield Lee Boches Marian Bodnar Lauren Bohlman David Boles Susan Bollard Marquette Borland Charles Boule Alison Boult David Bowling Mark Bradburn David Bradley Ann Brehaut Melanie Brewer Dave Bromage Greg Bronner Jerry Brott Adam Brown Mark Brown Gretchen Brownell David Brownlee Debbie Brownlee Jackie Bryant Carol Burke Scott Burkle Jana Busik Ellen Bynum Caren Cacace Chris Cagley Cathy Calvert Toni Campbell Bob Canning Karen Carano Mike Cardon Tim Carney Kathy Carroll Nancy Carroll Wendy Carter Gall Castleberry Niki Cervantes Rafael Chabez Barbie Chapin Mark Chapman Alan Chemtob

216-Sophomores

Lisa Chilton Donna Chin Kevin Christians Brad Christiansen Hans Christiansen Alleen Clark Diana Clement Beth Clements Andy Cobb Richard Cobb Dean Coffman Mike Coffman David Cohn John Cole David Coleman Kerry Coleman Jeannie Colen Nancy Collins Edward Comstock Jim Cook Tony Cook Robbin Corbell John Cowan Laurie Cox Cheryl Crane Teresa Crawford George Crofts John Crosby JIii Crutchfield Tom Curtis Bob Dahlberg Karen Daughs

Penny Datner Tod Day Charles DeJournett Rebecca Denbow Carol Dennison

Judy Dimmitt Bill Disney John Dooley Claudia Dormer Debbie Druin

James Ducey John Dunda Patty Dunham Dallas Dunn Gale Durrell

Ginger Dwyer" Steve Dwyer Steve Dykeman Sandy Dworak Lynn Edwards

Steve Edwards Teri Edwards Susan Elhai Mary Elwell Patty Eno

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Jeff Erdoes Nick Etero'vlchl Diane Even Tim Fabritor Ann Faust Carla Fellman Virginia Fernandez Kris Festag Karl Findley Mary Fischer r)elrdre Fleming Larry Floyd Denis Fong Laurie Fontaine Cathy Ford Cheryl Forsberg Renee Forsyth Michael Fox Lisa Frampton Sheila Frazee

Dan French Wesley Fretter Bob Fritz Curt Fritz

John Gale Amallo Garcia Kelly Garcia Steve Gardner

Tara Garnett Roger Gary Kathy Gauthier Sharon Gautreau Dawn George Joyce Glaser Jana Goldsberry Allan Gonzalez Andrew Gordon Mitch Gordon Karen Gottschaik Peter Gattuso Liz Grandstaff Susan Grani Jill Graves Pamea Gray Scott Gregory Debbie Groetzlnger Mary Groszewskl Patti Gross Tom Grothe Lindy Gucciardo Laurie Gustafson Rhonda Guthrey Steve Haaker Terri Hagelbarger Ray Habeger Becky Halliday Molly Halstad Greg Hamill Andrea Hansen Mary Harding

218-Sophomores

Lisa Hardy Joni Harrison Bruce Harris Mary Hart Mike Hartvlkson Debbie Hartvikson Val Hartouni Betsy Hathaway Caryn Havard Dan Haves Marty Heavenston Lindy Heminger Mark Henderson Kathee Hennigan Katy Hertel Lisa Hickerson

Craig Himmler Marjie Hinds Jeff Hinman Donna Hinshaw Elisabeth Hinshaw Keith Hinshaw Carol Hoff Van Holstine Barbara Horwitz Sue Hoskins Howard Hovaglmlan Libby Hueter Bob Hunter Robert lhinger Sara Ilsley Libby Irwin Jim Irvine Mark Jackson Susan Jahnsen Lorraine Jenkins Jim Jenkins

Dean Jennings Pat Jensen Chris Jett Chris Johnson

Clay Johnson Heidi Johnson Mondraee Johnson Phil Johnson

Roderick Johnson Casey Jones Kathy Josselyn Penny Kaestner

Marla Kahalnlck Jim Kalland John Kaufman John Kaulen

Sophomores-219

Phil Keesler Cindy Kepler Kevin Kerr Kristine Kerr Brad Kessler Ken Kessler Chris Kimmel Bruce Klnnee Linda Kirkendall John Kittelson Jan Kitterle 'rim Kittredge Rodney Klenz Kim Klepper Gaye Knight Randy Kovltz Cindy Kramer Mark Kratzer Glenn Kraus Linda Kreisler Andy Kronenberg Marcy Kubitz Janet Kutra Rick Kvalhelm Wanda Laclaire Karen Laird Terri Laird Ralph Lambert Debbie Larrick Alecia Larue Stephen Latipow John Ledbetter

Barbara Lee Robert Lee Bill Leidig Toni Lepore

Lori Less1ey Deborah Lewis Kate Leyden Karen Lindstrom

Mike Lines Elizabeth Linker Dave Little Missy Little

Julie Lopez Becky Louisignau Robert Louisignau Pam Machesky

Barby Macleod John Maclyman Bruce MacTurk Pam Madson Jackie Mandevlue

220-Sophomores

Gerry Mann Jim Marquis Cathy Marsh Sheri Martin

Jim Martinez Denise Mason Craig Maudlin Mary Mays Leslie McAtee

Leslie McAtee Mike McCabe Mike McCarty Mark McClellan

Melinda McCollister Hugh McDowell Julie McDowell Marla McGarth

Patty McKesson Mark Mclemore Martin McLeod

Mary Meisch Sue Merrill Tim Meyer

Cathy Meyers Nick MIiazzo Joe Miller

David Mlndrum Melinda Mitchell BIii Mocharnuk

Mary Mocharnul< Diana Monroe John Monson

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Monty Moose Dave Morelli Mark Morgan JIii Morris Danny Morse Randall Morse Mary Mosley Mary Mueller Marie Navarro Steve Nesbit â&#x20AC;˘ Pam Newman Breeze Niblack Jim Nichols Wendy Nicholson Dave Nickerson Melinda Nigg Peter Niven Jim Northrop Dana Nowels Annette O'Brien Alan Oleson Jamie O'Malley Peter Orland Cathy Paddock

Lloyd Parry Dana Pasek Randall Paulson . .. Trenee Penter Lori Pelton

Cathy Peterson Steve Phares Gale Phipps Susie Pierce Beth Platt

Dan Polster Dwight Ponder James Powell Nancy Powers Rick Prancevlc

Mike Prentiss James Price Joe Price John Purdy Maria Purpero

Eleanor Ralsten Leslie Redford Libby Re�an Rick Reisinger Meri Jo Reitnouer

Mark Reuter Mike Richardson Mark Richmond

222-Sophomores

Cindy Ridley Larry Rinard Patty Roach Renee Robert

Gayle Robinson Laura Rochambeau Fran Rodriguez Robin Romeo

Jeff Rose Daryn Rosenow Sue Ross Ronda Ross

Susan Hosseau Shelly Rouillard Lorri Rue Jim Ryan Noreen Ryan Joanne Sar:iford Ralph Santillan Pete Sawyer Winona Scarcia Patty Schiff Bill Schlick Ann Schmitz Peter Schoenlaub Ken Schonfeld Mike Schneider Molly Schnelder Nancy Schremp Chris Schwarcz Diane Scoggin Terri Seal Lauren Seapy Kathy Selke Mark Selkee Dan Senn Robert Shacklett Carolyn Shank Roger Shea Karen Shearer Jeff Shocklee Joni Short Kathy Slabbekorn Sharon Slaght Hod Slagle Gary Smith Charlene Smith .Jackie Smith Karen Smith Leslie Smith Sharon Smith Jeffrey Soden Anne Sontag Grant Sontag Mark Sontag Lydia Sparks Glenn Spital Kim Stalwick Liz Stanley Mindi Stanley

Sophomores-223

Tom Steed Jan Steeper Doris Stefaniak Chris Stirling

Mike Stocker Jim Sturdy Lynn Sturgis Patty Sulli

Eugene Sutter Jennifer Swanberg James Swann Mike Sweesy

Lauire Swett Eddie Swick Robert Swink Chris Swirkal

Rachel Tafoya Brian Talbot Jim Talley Dodi Tapaya John Tate Brad Tayor Norman Taylor Kathleen Telford Joan Terrell Ron Thomas .Sandra Thur Pat Tillmanns Garry Title Chris Toomay Craig Toothaker Ginny Tornlof Chris Tracey Terrie Tier Becky Tubbs Bill Tullis Hubert Tung Robert Vardanega David Van Middlesworth Gerald VanLeersun Janie Van Brockland Vicki Valvo Kim Verburg Rick Verburg Bill Verbal Suzi Vice Albert Villanueva Greg Voisen Rick Walker Shawn Wall Sue Ward Althea Watson

224-Sophomores

Dan Weatherton Sherry Weilmann Kim Weimer Doug Wells Bill Wenke Sue West Jo Ann Whalen Nelson Wheeler Bruce White James White Penny White Caroline Wiederholt William Willenborg Bob Willsey David Wilkie

David Wilson Paul Wineberg Richard Winter

Erika Wodlnsky Art Wolf Sandy Wolf

Donna Woods Mira Zavidowsky Julie Zeigler

Stephanie Zidek Paula Zimmer Annalynne Zorad

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228-Freshmen

Top Row: Ann Hendricks, Libby Wilce Bottom Row: Marion Faust, Kristin Kooman

Fresh men-229

Priscilla Ables Lorraine Aguilar Jeanne Albrecht Alisa Allen Christie Allen Lucy Allen Steve Allen Craig Anderson Gail Anderson ,<en .Anderson Mark Blewer Leslie Anderson Leanard Ast Claye Atchetson Jim Aviles Jim Ayers Brenda Babb Julie Balley Mike Ball David Baltierra Doug Barlln BIii Barrett Sally Baskett Janard Bauer Martin Baum Christine Bazela Jim Beaumont BIii Beane Mark Beck Peter Bechard Ronnie Bechtel Mark Behrendsen Alan Belanger Victoria Bell Cindy Bello Lance Bennett Robin Bennett Jo Bentley Sharon Benton Greg Benzon

Mike Bicker Robb Blewener Janet Bills Brent Bennall Sarah Bittles Jln1 Boatman Renee Bogel Laurie Bogosian Randy Bohlmann Richard Bonilla Mike Boor Bartha Boule Teri Bovell Kevin Bowles Greg Boyd Bill Boyer Joyce Bray Clint Bradford Chris Brainard Sally Brehaut Susan Brehaut Jeff Blaney Tania Blizzard Beth Brigante Lisa Briner Sandy Britt Barbara Brumer David Brodsky Debbie Brodell Gary Bronner Eileen Brown Harry Brown Joan Buentger, Caryn Buzon Mark Byrd Jim Caan Rhonda Cadd Jane Cadman Barbara Cadle Richard Calderon

230-Freshmen

Wayne Calvert Valerie Campbell Donna Carano Debbie Card Gloria Carpenter Edward Carvalho Burt Casazza Lauretie Casey Bill Casey Mark Casson Laurie Chadbourne Heath Chapman Liz Chavez Jesus Chavez Cheryl Chick Darlene Chizar Anne Clark Susan Clinebell Vic Cloud Candy Coffman Andrea Cohn Jeri Coiner Audrey Cole Candy Collins Rick Colman Lisa Cook Cathy Cooke Jerry Cordi Jim Corey Kevin Cossey Bob Cox David Cramer Vicki Cramer Catherine Curtis Lynton Daniel Andy Davenport Brian Davis Aleatha Defrenzo Mary Delaney Chris Denes Sheli Dickens Robert Dennison Wes Denton Shelly Dickens John Dominey Greg Donner Janet Doty Laura Doughty John Douglass Francis Downing Dianne Doyle Lynn Dressel David Dunavant Scott Dunn Kathy Dwyer Cathy Edwards Margaret Elliot Linda Ellis Dianna Emerson Dean Erickson Margie Erickson Todd Ervin Esther Esparza Jon Estes Mary Elland Gary Evans Ed Fagg Melinda Faull Marion Faust Don Felps Elizabeth Fernandez Rick Fielder Janet Finley Galen Fischer Mike Fish Debbie Fisher Janis Fisher Liz Fleming Wess Ford Renee Forsberg

Freshmen-231

Mclissc1 rowlcr Lisa Franz James Frazer Melinda Fredrick

Suâ&#x20AC;˘i:rn French M1clielc Friedman Chris rr11z l-'l10ebe Fuller

Frances Gaibler flobert Galbreath J,uncs Garb:icz Leo Garcia Mike Gassner John Gaylord San Gelinas David Getts Olen Gibbs Steve Gillingham Connie Giuliano Janice Glickman Peter Goethel Lili Goldstein Pe1cr Gonzalez flobin Grady P:1mela Graefe P.-iula Graefe !lick Graham Our! Green Mike Greiner Sammy Gutierrez Debbie Gutierrez Rod Gullirey Mark Gul,irle Nancy Guerick Ron Gucciardo Carolyn Guay Judy Groetzlnger Viki Hagelbarger Chris Halasz Chris Hammond Cindy Harc1esty Dave Hardy Jilek Harper Joe Harrell Peter Hartman Ralph Hawes Paula H-::fner Claudia Heggen; Jim Hubert Ann Hendricks Marty Helton Tom Henzle Jim Heuer Chuck Higgins Barbara Hillen Brett Higgins Joe Hlllstock Ilene Hirsch Tricia Hockaday Dana Holguin Angela Holmes Cindy Hoover Deanna Hopper Rick Howard Carol Hutchinson Paula Hubatka Tammy Hubbard Randy HIiton

232-Freshmen

Aarol Ingram Camille Huot Randy Hurlbert Lyle Hutchings Tom Jablonski Gary Jackson Jody Jacobsen Don Jalving Tony Janusz Gary Jenkins Karen Jensen Kathy Jensen Cassandra Johnson Darcy Johnson Janet Johnson Jeff Joh¡nson Kiersten Johnson Richard Johnson Mike Jordan Robin Josselyn Barbara Joyce Lorie Juergens Cindy Kadow Cheryl Kalar Darla Karrer Debbie Kasten Karen Kays Kim Keating Mary Rose Keenan John Keesler Marlee Kegel Debbie Kelley Bart Kernan Karen Ketcham Lynn Kieft Terri Kilgore Phyllis Kinsey Cathy Kittelson Eileen Klecinsky Robert Knapp Kathy Koenig Mark Kohler Laurie Kolasinski Grant Kvalheim Irv Krukenkamp Mike Krieger Kay Krespis Gail Krentzman

David Krieghoff Kisten Kooman Kathryn Korewlck Tricia Labak

Joe Lague David Lamphere Rick Lantz Chris Lansdown

Gregg Laughlin David Lee Steve Lee William Lee

::;andy Leebhoff Beth Leslie Ralph Leuthaus David Lillegard

Freshmen-23

William Lindemulder Georgia Lovelady Jean Lundquist Jody Mabrey Steve Mace Lance Macpherson Lynne Macy Steve Madorsky Judy Mandeville Gary Manter David Marble Cathy Marquez Peter Martin Lemuel Martinez Randy Masters Dexter Matthews Steve Maury Steve Maxwell Sara May Matt Mayhew Jim McClanahan Alan McCool Sue McDonald Karen McGlynn Ronny McGough Mark McGrath Mickie McLean Betsy McLeod Jeff McLeod Brian McPartland Patricia Medford Robert Metzger Marsha Meyers Kevin Miller Marcus Miller Michelle Miller Steve Miller Nancy Millstlne Becky Mitchell Rick Mitchell Vicki Monte Jamie Monson Joyce Moore Nan Moore Anthonn Moran Tom Moran Rick Morgan Gordon Morris Mike Murphy Tim Murphy Brad Myers Mark Myers

Colleen Nelson Ted Nelson Elaine Nesbit Lisa Nesbitt

Mark Neuhaus Kim Newton Scott Newton Cheryl Niblack

Mary Nicholl David Nimmons Scott Norris Dwayne Norwood

234-Freshmen

Paul Nuss Mike O'Connor Walter Ogler Lisa Oglesby Denise Olsen Paul O'Neill Paul Orozco Pam Osborne April Osmer Shelley Overley Kim Ozias Sue Painter Tom Park Toni Parrilla David Patterson Jon Paul Sharon Paul Renee Paulson Jack Pearson Ray Pelkey Emily Penfield Doug Penner Paul Peterson Janet Phares Julie Phillips Sue Phillips Debbie Pickryl Dave Pierce Bill Pierson Kevin Piper Don Plante Al Plaxton

Gary Piessman David Poling Dan Polk Kevin Porter Russell Porter Roberta Potz Delnora Powell Donna Powers Fonda Powers John Powers Paul Poynter Greg Prancevic Pam Procsal Rick Proto Diana Pugh Mark Pulis Burk Pulver Doug Ralston Lee Ramaley ldollnda Ramos Irene Ramos Bob Randolph Greg Rauch Charles Reckard David Reeber Tim Reese Glenn Reifsnyder Roger Reisinger 0onald Rendahl l.11ke Reuter Jim Reynolds Janet Reynolds Lori Reynolds Socorro Reynoso Veronica Reynoso Mary Roach Chuck Roberts Don Roberts Dale Robertson Denny Robertson

Freshmen-235

Mike Robinson Cathy Roche .Raul Rodriguez Diane Rollins Ian Rosenberg

Nanette Rowe Vicky Rowson Joan Ryan Carolyn Royal Dan Rumrill

Alison Russell Teresa Salvato Patty Samida Cathy Sanford Scott Sauer

Lynn Savonen Debbie Schiff Debbie Schlick Nancy Schmitz Emily Schnelder Frank Schabel Debbie Schonfeld Andy Schroeder Linda Schuld Diana Schwartz Mark Sears Karen Seccombe Shelly Segaltz David Seymour David Shacklett Jeff Shannon Gary Sharpe Regina Shaw Craig Shearer Laura Shimer Bryant Shoemaker Denise Shupe Eric Sieber John Simons S1ari Siorek Ken Skinner Marilyn Slagel Tricia Sloan Rosanne Sloan Terri Sloat Brian Smith Greg Smith Harry Smith Jeff Smith Kathy Smith Lorri Smith Shelley Smith Trevor Smytn Harod Sorenson Carolyn Spear Wade Spital Bruce Staley Jim St. Clair Linda Stephens Robert Stewart

236-Freshmen

Steve Stewart Tom Storrer Denise Stowell Andrew Strodtbeck Jim Stuber Steve Sturgis Brian Stutts Arlene Sudar Katie Sullivan Mary Swann Brenda Sweetnam David Swenson Sharon Swetnam Coral Swihart Lin Taylor Linda Teeling James Teeters Tina Teran Tim Terrell George Thomas Jefr Thomas Bill Thompson Scott Thompson Craig Thompson Ken Thawaits Vionne Tierce Joanne Tobin Marcia Todd Curt Toovey Ann Tracey Sue Tranlello Allen Traschler

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Brad Tucker Matt Turley

Sue Uematsu Frances UII Joyce Vancil

Tim Vanvalen Vicki Venolla Donna Verboys

Vicky Vila Marcelia Villanueva Lamont Visor

Glenda Vogel Curt Vonderreita John Uonlossow

Mark Vonrhein Janis Wagner

Freshmen-237

Greg Wahl Shelly Waldmarâ&#x20AC;˘ Tom Waldman Glenn Welker John Walker Joan Wallace Nancy Wallace Linda Walsh John Ward Carol Warden Margo Warhurst Jim Watson WIiliam Watson Holly Weber Peter Weinberger Richard Weir Shelly Weir Sue Wells Kevin Wern Carolyn West Shelia Whalen Mark Wheeler Brian Whitaker Gary White Anne Wiener Libby Wilce James WIiiams Janet Willams Robert Willams Anne Wilson Jim WIison Patty Winkenbach

Jennie Witherbee Richard Wood Ronnie Wood Bob Woolery

Donald Wooton Susie Wray Paul Wright Mike Yale

Kent Young Karen Young Kim Young Diane Zeigler

238-Freshmen

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-BBabb, Becky 215 Babb, Brenda 230 Bach, Joe 131 Bailey, Julia 230 Bailey, Michael 197 Bailey, Tessa 131 Ball, James 131 Ball, Jeffrey 131 Ball, Marta 131 Ball, Mike 230 Ballard, Philip 215 Baltierra, David 230 Barker, Jeffrey 78,215 Barker, Kenneth 78,131 Barlin, Douglass 230 Barnes, Bunnie 197 Barnett, Jack 197 Barr, Maureen 197 Barrenechea, Nancy 26,25, 131,170 Barrett, Allen 100,197 Barrett, Scott 131 Barrett, William 81,230 Barsh, Gregory 215 Barton, John 215 Bashore, Nancy 215 Baskett, Sally 230 Basler, Bradley 2i5.·.

Bauer, Janard 230 Bauer, Mary 197 Bauer, Rosemary 13.t Baugus, James 132 Baum, Mark 83,197 Baum, Martin 230 Baumgartner, Debra 197 Bayer, Judith 216 Bayer, Phillip 197 Bazela, Christine 230 Bazela, Stephen 197 Beasom, Mark 197 Beatty, Clifford 132 Beaumont, James 230 Beane, William 230 Bechard, Michael 132 Bechard, Peter 230 Bechtel, Paul 197 Bechtel, Peter 216 Bechtel, Rollin 230 Beck, Diane 132 Beck, James 81,216 Beck, Mark 230 Becker, Debra 197 Becker, George 198 Becker, Roberl 198 Beckner, Holly 216 Beckstead, Ann 65,132 Beckwith, Bruce 216 Behrendsen, Mark 230 Belanger, Alan 230 Belanger, Mark 216 Belding, Debbie 132 Belinkoff, Dena 64,65,40,216 Bell, Victoria 230 Beller, Sam 216 Beller, Susan 132 Bellman, Joel 216 Bello, Cynthia 230

Bello, James 216 Benezet, Barbara 216 Benjamin, Mark 216 Bennall, Brent 230 Bennett, Julia 6,198 Bennett, Lance 230 Bennett, Robin 230 Benson, Greg 230 Bentley, Jo 230 Benton, Sharon 198 Bcru1 ...., Peter 132 Bergum, Gary 132 Berke, David 198 Bernard, Liz 198 Bever;dge, Ron 216 Bicker, Cheryl 198 Bicker, Daniel 132 Bicker, Michael 230 Biewener, Robb 230 Biewener, Tamara 198 Biewer, Mark 230 Bills, David 132 Bills, Janet 230 Binder, Dennis 133 Binns, Geoff 133 Birtle, Elizabeth 216 Bissonnette, Michele 198 Billies, John 198 Billies, Sarah 65,230 Bixby, Cathy 198 Bjorklund, Lisa ·216 Bjur, Deborah 48,198 Black, Lance 81 Black, Lowell 81,100,198 Black, Mark 77,132 Blair, David 133 Blanche, Jan 48,198 Blanche, Robert 198 Blaney, Jeffrey 230 Blankenship, Gary 216 Blizzard, Tania 230 Blizzard, Thadd 198,133 Bloomfield, Susan 216 Boatman, James 230

Boches, David 133 Boches, Lee 216 Bodnar, Marian 216 Bogel, Cherie 133 Bogel, Renee 230 Bogosian, Laura 230 Bohlman, Lauren 216 Bohlmann, Randolph 230 Boland, Hank 133 Boldig, Robert 95,198 Boles, David 216 Bollard, Robert 133 Bollard, Susan 216 Bonilla, Lynn 198 Bonilla, Richard 230 Boor, Mike 230 Borland, Marquette 216 Bornstein, Nancy 133 Boule, Charles 216 Boule, Martha 230 Boule, Peter 133 Boult, Alison 216 Bovard, Karen 198 Bovard, Timothy 83,198 Bovell, Teri 230 Bowles, Kevin 230 Bowling, David 216 Boyd, Greg 230 Boyer, Bill 81,230 Boyer, Jeanne 133 Bradbury, Mark 216 Bradford, Clete 198 Bradford, Clint 230 Bradley, David 216 Bradley, Scott 134 Brady, Beverly 133 Brainard, Bruce 134 Brainard, Christine 230 Branson, Mary 134 Bray, Joyce 230 Brehaut. Ann 216 Brehaut, Sally 230 Brehaut, Susan 43,230

Brewer, Marshall 198 Brewer, Melanie 216 Bridgwater, Carol 24,26,50, 134,171 Brigante, Beth 230 Briner, Lisa 230 Britt, Sandra 230 Brock, David 198 Brock, James 134 Brodell, Debra 230 Brodsky, David 230 Bromage, David 216 Bronner, Gary 230 Bronner, Gregory 216 Brott, Jeremy 82,83,216,226 Brown, Adam 216 Brown, Bertrum 134 Brown, Douglas 134 Brown, Duane 134 Brown, Eileen 230 Brown, Harry 230 Brown, Jeffrey 134 Brown, John 198 Brown, Mark 216 Brown, Rebecca 134 Brown, Rex 198 Brown, Richard 134 Brownell, Gretchen 216 Brownlee, David 66,82,83, 216 Brownlee, Deborah 216 Brownlee, Hugh 83,135 Brumer, Barbara 230 Brumer, Charles 198 Brustad, William 135 Bryant, Jacqueline 216 Bryant, Leo 198 Bryant, Patricia 198 Buchanan, Gregory 135 Buckley, Barbara 135 Buetgen, James 198 Buetgen, Joan 230 Burggraf, Jacqueline 135 Burg raff, Roberta 135

Burke, Carol 216 Burkle, Scoll 216 Burntin, Gregory 198 Busik, Christopher 66,77, 135 Busik, Jana 216 Butler, Richard 198 Buyatt, Linds 198 Buson, Karen 230 Byer, Russell 135 Bynum, Ann 136 Bynum, Ellen 214,216,227 Byrd, Bryce 198 Byrd, Mark

-CCaan, James 230 Caan, Julie 198 Cable, Debra 136 Cacace, Carea 216 Gadd, Rhonda 230 Caddes, Beverďż˝ 136 Cadle, Barbara 230 Cadman, Jane 230 Cagley, Christopher 216 Calderon, Mary 136 Calderon, Richard 230 Calhoun, Nancy 136 Calvert, Cathy 216 Calvert, Wayne 231 Campbell, Toni 216 Campbell, Valerie 231 Canning, Janis 198 Canning, Robert 216 Cannon, Carol 136 Carano, Donna 231 Carano, Karen 216 Card, Debbie 231 Cardoni, Michael 216 Carney, John 136 Carney, Timothy 216 Carlson, Jessica 45,65, 198 Carlson, Pamela 198 Carlson, Susie 136 Carpenter, Gloria 231 Carpenter, Peggy 198 Carrington, Jill 126,136 Carroll, Gloria 136 Carroll, Kathleen 216 Carroll, Nancy 216 Carter, Wendy 216 Caruso, Christopher 198 Carvalho, Edward 231 Carvalho, Robert 199 Casazza, Burt 231 Casazza, Gail 137 Casey, Laurette 231 Casey, Patricia 198 Casey, William 81,231 Casson, Mark 231 Castleberry, Gail 216 Cervantes, Niki 216 Chadbourne, Laurel 231 Challman, David 137 Chamberlain, Linda 199 Chambers, Ann 137,171 Chaney, James 199 Chapin, Barbie 216 Chapline, Douglas 199 Chapman, Healh 231 Chapman, Laura 137 Chapman, Mark 216 Charlebois, Linda 137 Chavez. Elizabe\h 40,231 Chavez, Guadalupe 199 Chavez, Jesus 231 Chavez. Marguerite 137 Chavez, Rafael 216 Chemtob, Alan 216 Chestnul, Diane 199 Chick, Cheryl 231 Chick, Gail 199 Chilton, Lisa 217 Chin, Donna 42,217 Chin, Leslie 198,199 Chism. Joseph 199 Chizar, Darlene 231 Christians, Kevin 217 Christiansen, Bradley 217 Christiansen, Hans 217 Clark, Alicen 217 Clark. Anne 231 Claterbos, Christooher 137 Clayton. James 137 Clement, Debbie 137 Clement. Diana 217 Clement, Jim 137 Clements, Lisabeth 217 Cleveland, Jerry 199 Click. Jnn 199 Clinebell. Sl'SSn 231 Cloud. Laura 137 Cloud, Victor 231 Cobb, Andrew 217,224 Cobb, Richard 217,224 Coffman, Dean 217 Coffman, Kandy 231 Coffman, Michael 217 Cohn, Andrea 231

Cohn, David 217 Cohn, Nancy 13,137,199 Coiner, Jeri 231 Colbert, Cecily 199 Colclough, David 4,65,199 Cole, Audrey 231 Cole, Jennifer 138 Cole,.John 217 Cole, Thomas 137 Coleman, David 217 Coleman, Gail 199 Coleman, Kerry 217 Coleman, Timothy 45,196,199 Colen, Jeannie 217 Collins, Candace 231 Collins, Nancy 217 Colman, Richard 231 Combs, Donna 43,138 Comstock, Edward 65,217 Conklin, Barbara 138 Connolly, Michael 199 Connors, Lynelle 138 Cook, Cindy 138,173 Cook, James 10,199,217 Cook, Jason 199 Cook, Lisa 231 Cook, Sheryl 199 Cook, Tony 217 Cokke, Catherine 231 Corbeil, Robbin 217 Cordi, Jerry 231 Corey, Jim 231 Cossey, Kevin 231 Coulombe, Roger 199 Coway, John 217 Cox, Bob 231 Cox, Laurie 217 Cramer, David 231 Cramer, Kathy 44,69,138 Cramer, Rhonda 138 Cramer, Vicki 231 Crane, Cheryl 217 Craven, Steven 199 Crawford, James 138 Crawford. Teresa 65,217 Crofts, George 217 Crosby, John 217 Cross. Donn 138 Cru\chfield, Jill 217 Crys\al, Nora 199 Culotta, Cynthia 65,199 Cunningham, Dean 199 Curtis, Catherine 231 Curtis, Thoman 217

-DDahl, Pamela 138 Dahlberg, Bob 217 Damico, Denise 199 Daniel, Lymon 231 Datner, Penny 217 Daughs, Karen 217 Davenport, Andrew 231 Davis, Brian 23 I Davis, Carol 199 Davis, Debra 45,199,203,204 Davis, John 199 Davis, Joseph 78,199 Davis, Susan 138 Davis, Susan 199 Davisson, William 139 Day, Jan 199 Day, Tod 217 Debelak, Sharon 139 De Garmo, Wenda! 139 Deibrenzo, Aletha 231 Deich, Michail 199 De Journell, Charles 217 De Journell, Cindy 199 De Journell, Terry 199,81 Delaney, Mary 231 Delaney, Robert 12,78,139, 172 Denbow, Rebecca 217 Denes, Christopher 231 Dennis, Craig 139 Dennison, Carol 217 Dennison, Robert 231 Denny, Cynthia 199 Denton, Westley 231 De Young, Patricia 199 Dickens. Shelley 231 Dieduch, Vladimir 199 Dimmitt, Judith 217 Disney, Bill 217 Doklor, Phillip 124,139 Dominey, David 231 Dominey, John 231 Donner, Greg 231 Donner, Jackie 139 Dooley, John 217 Dormer. Claudia 217 Doty. Janet 231 Doughty, Laura 231 Douglass, John 231 Douglass, Tracy 199 Downing, Francis 231 Doyle. David 13,199

Doyle, Dianne 231 Dreebin, Sue 139 Dressel, Lynn 231 â&#x2013;Ą ruin, Debra 217 Ducey, James 217 Ducey, Valerie 199 Duffy, Thomas 139 Dunavant, David 231 Dunda, John 217 Dunham, Patricia 217 Dunn, Dallas 217 Dunn, Julie 139 Dunn, Karen 16,65,200 Dunn, Mary 139 Dunn, Mitchell 139 Dunn, Seo!! 81,231 Durrell, Gale 217 Dworak, Sandy 217 Dwyer, Ginger 217 Dwyer, Kathleen 231 Dwyer, Steven 65,81,217 Dykeman, Sleven 217

-E.Eaton, Ronald 140 Eckhard!, John 200 Edmiston, Laurie 200 Edwards, Cathy 231 Edwards, Lynn 217 Edwards, Terrie 217 Eldred, Ken 200 Elhai, Susan 217 Elliot!, James 140 Ellioll, Margaret 231 Ellis, Joseph 140 Ellis, Linda 231 Elsbree. Anita 140 Elwell, Mary 217 Emerson, David 140 Emerson, Dianna 231 Eops, David 200 Eno, Patricia 217 Erdoes. Jellrey 218 Erickson. Dean 231 Erickson, Elizabeth 200 Erickson, Margaret 231 Erickson. Rick 81.200,213 Ervin, Seo!! 94,200 Ervin.Todd 81,231 Esparza. Esther 231 Estes, Jon 231 Eterovich, Nick 218 Etland, Mary 231 Evans, Gary 231 Even, Diane 218 Evers, Darrell 77,100,140 Evers, Rena 4,47,200

-J:Fagg, Edward 231 Farmer. Joan 9,200 Farritor, Cathy 140 Farritor, Timothy 218 Faulkner, Raymond 140 Faull, Melinda 231 Faust. Ann 65,218 Faust, Katherine 65.140 Faust, Marion 65,228.231 Feiman, Carla 218 Felix, Rudy 140 Felps, Don 231 Felps, Tina 200 Fenoglio, Debbie 200 Fernandez, Chrislina 52,65, 140 Fernandez, Elizabeth 231 Fernandez, Gregory 200 Fernandez, Virginia 42,218 Festag, Kristin 218 Feslag, Suzanne 141 Fiddes, Kalhy 200 Fiedler, Jon 141 Fielder. Kathryn 200 Fielder, Rick 231 Fielder, Sheryl 200 Findley, Karl 218 Finley, Janel 231 Fischer, Galen 231 Fischer, Jon 141 Fischer, Mary 218 Fish, Michael 231 Fisher. Deborah 231 Fisher, Janis 231 Fisher, Veronica 200 Fleming, Deirdre 218 Fleming, Lizanne 231 Floyd, Larry 218 Fong, Denis 218

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Fontaine, Laurie 218 Fontaine, Steve 200 Forb s, Larry 95,141 Ford, Cathleen 218 Ford, Wes 231 Forester, John 66,141 Forrest, Debbie 141 Forsberg, Cheryl 200.218 Forsberg, Renee 231 Forsyth, Renee 218 Fossum, Kristin 141 Foster, Clarence 200 Fosler, Richard 141 Foster, Shanon 200 Foster. Sharon 200 Fountain, Vicki 200 Fowler, Melissa 232 Fowler, Sarah 200 Fox, Michael 218 c:ramp1on, Chris1ine 24.26,27, 50,141 Frampton. Lisa 2,65,218,227 Franz, Lisa 232 Frazee, Sheila 218 Frazer, Elizabeth 200 Frazer, James 232 Fr<!,derick, Galen 200 Frederick, Melinda 232 Freedman. John 70,123,200 French, Daniel 218 French, Susan 232 Fretler, Linda 141 Freiler, Wesley 218 Friedman, Michele 232 Fritz, Chris 232 Fritz, Curtis 218 Fritz, Robert 218 Fuller, Mary 241 Fuller. Phoebe 232

Gaibler, Frances 232 Gaibler, Virginia 200 Gainey, Linda 142 Galbreath, Robert 232 Gale, John 218 Gale. Robert 65,200 Gallagher. Lynn 200 Garbacz, James 232 Garcia, Amalie 218 Garcia, Kelly 218 Garcia, Leo 232 Gardner, Sieve 218 Garnett. Tara 218 Garrison. Alva 142 Gary, Leah 142 Gary, Roger 218 Gary, William 95 Gassner, Mike 232 Gatz. Roger 142 Gaulheir, Kathleen 218 Gautreau, Larry 142 Gautreau, Sharon 218 Gaylord, John 232

242-lndex

Gaylord, Susan 65,201 Geiger, Steven 142 Geissbuhler, Daniel 78,142 Gelinas, Rawl 201 Gelinos. San 2-32 Geller, Lisa 201�209 George, Dawn 218,221 George, Sunny 201 Gerdeman, Leah 201 Gesler, Wiliiarn 209 Geils. David 232 Gibbs, Olen 232 G,bson. Joan 65,67,142 Gifford, Candy 142 Gilbert, Daniel 78,142 Gilkeson. JoAnne 201 Gillingham, Steven 232 G iulrano. Connie 232 Gladstone, Lisa 65,200,201, 211 Glaser, Joyce 218 Glaser, Kathleen 201 Glickman, Janice 232 Glover, Connie 42,142 Glover, Theresa 201,196 Godlis, Jellrey 201 Goecker, Delores 201 Goelhel, Janel 201 Goethe!. Peter 232 Goll. Deborah 201 Goll, Kathy 142 Goldsberry, Jana 42.218 Goldstein, Lili 232 Gonzales, Patrick 75,78,128, 143 Gonzalez, Allan 218 Gonzalez, Peter 232 Gon,alez, Victoria 143,201 Gordon, Andrew 218 Gordon, Mitchell 218 Gossage, David 9,72, 143 Gottschalk, Karen 218 Gotlschalk, Rick 201 Gattuso, Mario 82,83,84, 143,170,171 Gattuso. Peler 218 Grady, Richard 201 Grady, Robin 232 Graefe, Lana 143 Graefe, Pamela 232 Graefe. Paula 232 Graham. Richard 232 Grandstaff. Ltz 218 Grani 1 Sandra 40,143 Grani, Susan 218.227 Grant, Daniel 201 Graudin, Debbie 143 Graves. Jill 40,218 Gray, Pamela 218 Green. Bob 67 Green. Burt 232 Green. Patricia 44,69,143 Greenwood, Laura 201 Gregory, Scoll 218 Greiner, Kathleen 11,50,51, 144 Greiner, Michael 81.232 Grodey, Ada Beth 20 I Grodsky. Michael 144 Groetzinger, Debra 218

Groetzinger, Judy 232 Gross, Patti 40,218 G roszewski, Martha 144 G roszewski, Mary 218 Groth. Pamela 201 Grolhe, Thomas 218 Gruidl, Vincent 201 Grunnet, Linda 201 Guay, Carolyn 232 Guay, Linda 201 Gucciardo, Lindy 218 Gucciardo, Ron 232 Guencke, Nancy 232 Gularte, Mark 232 Gulick. Nancy 201 Gustafson. Laurie 218 Guthrey, Rodney 232 Guliortez, Debra 232 Gulierrez, Samuel 232

-i-t Haaker. Michael 201 Haaker, Stephen 218 Habeger, Raymond 218 Hagelbarger. Terri 218 H,,gelbarger. Viki 232 Halasz. Christopher 232 Hall, Renee 144 Hall. Richard 201 Hallell. Juanita 144 Halliday, Becky 218 Hallyburlon. Rebecca 201 Halstad, Molly 218 Hamblin, Tobey 144 Hamill, Gregory 218 Hamilton, Mark 201 Hammond, Christopher 83,232 Hancey, Jay 201 Hancey, Jaylene 144 Hancey, Mary Ann 67 Hand. Robert 78,144 Hansen, Andrea 218 Hanson. Gary 81,201 Hardesty. Cynthia 232 Hardesty, Paula 145 Harding, Mary 218 Hardy, David 232 Hardy. Lisa 42.219 Harper. Jack 81.232 Harrell. Joseph 232 Harrell. Lisa 201 Harris, Bruce 219 Harris. Melinda 201 Harris. Sherry 145 Harrison. Debra 50.51,145 Harrison, Joni 65,219 Harry. Maryann 145 Hart. Manha 145 Han. Mary 219 Harter. Michael 201 Harlr an. Christina 202 Hartman. Peter 232 Hartounl. Edward 202

Hartouni, Val 219 Hartvikson, Debbie 219 Hartvikson, Leslie 145 Hartvikson, Michael 219 Hathaway, Betsy 219 Haup, John 145 Haviland, Nancy 202 Havard, Caryn 65,219 Hawes, Ralph 232 Hayes, Dan 219 Hazelton, Robyn 202 Hazen, Tom 202 Healey, Debra 202 Heavenston, Martha 219,223 Heiner, Paula 232 Heggem, Claudia 232 Heim, Christine 202 Heim, Susan 145 Helton, Marty 232 Heminger, Linden 219 Henderson, Ann 202 Henderson, Mark 219 Henderson, Robert 145 Henderson, Terri 202 Hendr,cks, Ann 228,232 Hennigan, Kathleen 219 Hennigan, Marian 40,145 Hennings, Hernando 202 Henzie, John 75,129,145,171 Henzie, Thomas 81,232 Hertel. Katy 219 Heuer. James 232 Heuer, Roberta 145 Hicken, Michael 146 Hickerson, Lisa 219 Hickerson, Neale 10,66,146 Higgins, Charles 232 Higgins, Maureen 42,50,146 Higgins. Rhell 232 Hill, Barbara 44,146 H,11, James 188 Hill, Nancy 202 Hillburg, David 202 Hillen, Barbara 232 Hillen, Connie 202 Hillstock. Joseph 81,232 Hilton, Randall 81,232 Himebaugh1 Katherine 202 Himmler. Craig 219 Hinds, Chnsline 146 llinds, Kathryn 202 I finds, Marjorie 219 Hinkle. Barbara 192 Hinman, Jellrey 219 Hinshaw, Donna 219 Hinshaw, Elisabeth 219 Hinshaw. Keilh 219 Hinshaw, Robert 202 Hitchcock, Qevid 202 Hoalst, Stanley 202 Hockaday, Tricia 232 Holl, Carol 219 Holl, Calhy 146 Hollman. Harry 202 Holder, Christopher 202 Holguin, Dana 232 Holguin, Kathleen 202 Holmes. Angela 232 Holmes, Paula 202 Holstine. Van 219 Holt, Karen 65. 146 Honeywell, Dawn 202 Hoover, Cynthia 40,232 Hopper, Deanna 232 Horwitz, Barbara 219 Hoskins, Janet 202 Hoskins, Sue 219 Houll. Lisa 202 Hovagimian, David 146 Hovagimian, Howard 219 Howard. Eric 146 Howard. Richard 232 Hubalka. Gary 202 Hubatka. Paula 232 H·;bbard, Tamara 232 Hubbarl, Kerry 202 Hubert. James 232 Huebne(. Paul 202 Hueter. Elizabeth 219 Hughes, Susan 202 Hunter, Rob�rt 219 Huot. Camille 232 Huot, Denise 146 Hurlbert. Randol�h 232 HL'SS. Jeffery 202 Hutchings, Bl::iir 202 Hutchings, Ly,e 233 HiJtchinson. Crirol 232 Hutchison, Ruth 64.202

_, !hinger. Roberl 219 Ilsley, Sara 219.220 Ilsley. Susan 44,146,171 Ingram, Carol 233 Irvine, James 219 Irvine, Paul 146

lrw n, Elizabeth 40,219 lrw n, Maude 16,202 lrw n. Particia 43,146

JJablonski, Thomas 233 Jack, Linda 64,147 Jackson. Gary 233 Jackson, Joan 147 Jackson, Mark 219 Jacobsen, Jody 233 Jacques. Mike 202 Jacques. Raoul 147 Jaeger, Holly 202 Jahan1. Charles 147 Jahnsen. Susan 42,219 Jalving, Don 233 Janusz. Anthony 81,233 Jenkins. Gary 233 Jenkins, James 219 Jenkins, Lorraine 43,219 Jennings. Dean 219 Jensen, Karen 233 Jensen. Kathy 233 Jensen, Patricia 219 Jell. Christopher 219 Jell. Michael 147 Jochimsen, Bruce 147 Johnson. Candace 64,147 Johnson. Cassandra 233 Johnson. Charles 81,147 Johnson. Chris 219 Johnson, Clay 219 Johnson. Dale 147 Johnson. Danny 147 Johnson, Darcy 233 Johnson. Donald 202 Johnson, Dwayne 203 Johnson. Elizabeth 193 Johnson. Heidi 219 Johnson, Janel 233 Johnson, Jellrey 233 Johnson. Kiersten 233 Johnson, Mondraee 219 Johnson. Phillip 219 Johnson, Richard 233 Johnson. Roderick 219 Johnson. Susan 148 Johnson, William 148 Jones. Casey 219 Jones, Gail 203 Jordan, Barbara 43 Jordan, Michael 233 Joslyn, Eric 45,148 Josselyn, Kathleen 219 Josselyn. Rob,n 233 Jouvenat, Stephen 203 Joyce, Barbara 233 Juergens. Jody 203 Juergens, Lorie 233

-fGKader. Donna 203 Kadow. Cynthia 233 � 1eslner. Penny 219 Kahalnick. Marla 219 Kahalnick, Rochelle 203 Kalar, Cheryl 233 Kalina. Larry 203 Kalland. Jame� 219,81 Kalland, Mark 78.148 Kaplan. Adam 148 Karrer, Danielle 203 Karrer, Darla 233 Kashdan, Becky 148 Kasten, Deborah 233 Kaufman, Jon 219 Kaufman. Nancy 1 48 Kaufman. Ronald 78.4 5 Kaulen, John 219 Kaulen. Wendy 203 Kay, Kristopher 203 Kays, Karen 233 Kays, Janie 148 Kaylor. Philip 203 Keating, Denise 203 Keating, Kimberly 233 Keating, Pamela 65,148 Keeler. George 203 Keenan. Mary Rose 233 Keesler. PhiJip 220 Kegans. Mark 122,148 Kegel. Marlee 233 Keith, Leslie 203 Keisler, Jeanie 203 Kelley, Debbie 233 Kelly, Ned 203 Kepler, Cynthia 220 Kernan, Barton 233

Kernan, Bryan 203 Kerr, Kevin 220 Kerr, Kristine 220 Ketcham, Karen 233 Kibler, Dixie 149 Kielt, Janice 203 Kiel!, Lynn 233 Kihera, Belly 149,172 Kihara, Elaine 203 Kilgore, Terri 233 Kimmel, Christie 220 Kinnee, Bruce 220 Kinningham, Maja 149 Kinsey, Janet 203 Kinsey, Phyllis 233 Kirkendall, Jelfrey 81,203 Kirkendall, Linda 220 Kispersky, James 149 Kittelson, Catherine 233 Kittelson, John 83,220 Kitterle, Jan 220 Kitlrerlge, Timothy 220 Klecinsky, Edward 203 Klecinsky, Eileen 233 Klenz, Rodney 217,220 Klepper, Kimberley 220 Knapp, Robert 233 Knight, Gaye 220 Knight. Richard 203 Koenig, Kathleen 233 Kohler, Colleen 149 Kohler, Mark 233 Kolasinski, Kristine 203 Kolasinski, Laurie 233 Koncsol, Sheryl 203 Kooman, Kristin 228,233 Korewick. Kathryn, 233 Kovitz, Randy 220 Kramer, Cynthia 220 Kratzer, Marc 220 Kraus, Glenn 220 Kreisler, Jerry 149 Kreisler, Linda 220 Krentzman, Gail 233 Krespis, Kay 233 Krieger, Michael 233 Kriegholl, David 233 Kronenberg, Andreas 220 Krukenkamp, Irving 233 Kubitz, Marcy 65,220 Kuch, Roni 203 Kuivinen, Terri 203 \,(,untz, Harvey 149 Kuntz, Nova 203 Kutra, Janet 220 Kvalheim, Grant 233 Kvalheim, Rene 94,149 Kvalheim, Rick 220

-LLabak, Tricia 233 ta Claire, Emery 203 la Claire. Wanda 220 Lacy, Anne 149 Lacy, Maryellis 64,203 la Gue, Joseph 233 Laird, Karen 65,220 laird, Terri 65,220 lakehomer, Richard 149 Lambert, Kevin 203 Lambert, Ralph 220 lamphere, David 233 candry, Renee 150

Langstalf, Celeste 203 Lansdown, Chris 233 Lantz, Richard 233 Larrick, Deborah 220 Larson, Lawrence 6,77,150, 173 La Rue, Alecia 220 Latipow. Steven 220 Latkovich, Daniel 206 Laughlin, Gregg 81,233 Laughlin, Victoria 43,205,206.

210 Lawrence, Paul 150,171 Layman, Lorraine 150,171 Ledbetter, Catherine 150 Ledbetter, John 65,215,220, 227 Ledesma, Dawn 206 Lee, Barbara 220 Lee, David 233 Lee, Marian 206 Lee, Richard 206 Lee, Robert 220 Lee, Steohen 233 Lee. William 233 Leebholl, Sanford 233 Leidig, Bill 220 Lepore, co'lelle 150 Lepore, Tonine 220 Leslie, Elizabeth 233 Leslie, Frank 2 Leslie, Kathryn 150 Lessley, Lorinda 220 Leuthaus, Ralph 64,233 Lewis, Anne 206 Lewis, Deborah 220 Lewy, Debborah 150 Lewy, Victoria 206 Leyden, Catherine 220 Libershal, Katie 150,17!

Liles, Robert 150,172 Lillegard, David 233 Lind, Ricki 206 Lindemulder, William 234 Lindsey. Suzy 206 Lindstrom, Karen 220 Lines, Michael 220 Lines, Rodney 206 Linker, Elizabeth 64,65,220 Lis, Laurie 11,47,150,171 Little, David 220 Lrttle, Marcia 65,220 Lockhart, Karen 206 Logan, Mark 150 London, Dennis 150 Longstreet, Shirley 206 Loomis, Bradford 151 Lopez, Christina 7,206 Lopez, Julie 220 Lopez, Linda 206 Lopez, Theresa 151 Lorenzo, David 206 Louisignau, Rebecca 220 Louisignau. Robert 220 Lovelady, Georgia 234 Lovelady, Gregory 206 Ludwick, Myra 151 Lukacik, Donald 151 Lukacik, Theresa 151 Lugenbeel, Kenneth 206 Lund, Eric 206 Lund, Michael 206 Lundquist, Janet 206 Lundquist, Jean 234

Lute, Ron 151 Lyon, Dougl'lls 206

-MMabes. Peggy 206 Mabie, Thomas 206 Mabrey, Jody 234 Mace, Steven 234 Machesky, Pamela 220 Maclaughlan, Debra 206 Macleod, Barbara 220 Macleod, Margaret 151 Maclyman, John 78,214,220 MacPherson, Lance 234 MacTurk, Allison 151 MacTurk, Bruce 220 Macy, Lynne 234 Madorsky, Marcy 40,151 Madorsky, Steven 234 Madson, Pamela 220 Magill, Carolyn 151 Maginn, Melinda 206 Matysiak, Spencer 4,40,65, 70,77,151,173 Mandeville, Jackie 220 Mandeville, Judy 234 Mann, Gerry 221 Manter, Gary 234 Manwaring, Harriet 206 Manwaring, Renee 65,152 Marble, David 234 Marcotte, Rachel 206 Mardis, Larry 152 Marks, Jeffrey 100,206 Marquez, Catherine 234 Marquez, Joseph 83,206 Marquis. James 221 Marsh, Catherine 221 Martin, John 152 Martin, Larry 206 Martin, Peter 67.234 Martin, Sheri 221 Martinez. Jim 221 Martinez. Lemuel 234 Martinez. Richard Marx. Liz 152 Mason, Denise 221 Mason, Judy 152 Masters, Donald 152 Masters, Gregory 152 Masters, Randall 234 Mathieson, Robert 152 Matthews, Dexter 234 Matthews, Roger 206 Mallia, Debbie 153 Mallia, Frank 206 Maudlin, Craig 221 Maurer, Lynette 153 Maury, Steve 81,234 Maxwell, Sleven 233 May, Sara 234 Mays, John 206 Mays, Mary 221 Mayhew, Mall 81,234 McAtee, Leslie 221 McAlee, Mike 153 McC3be. Marianne 153 McCabe. Michael 221 Mccallum, Gwendolyn 206, 208 McCandless. Thomas 206 McCarthy. Kathy 153 McCarty. Michael 221 McClanahan, Jim 234 McClellsn, Mark 221

McClelland, Jeanne 206 McCollister, Melinda 221 McCool, Alan 234 McCoy, Mike 207 McCoy, Nancy 207 McCracken, Grant 153 McCurdy, Terry 207 McDonald, Sandra 207 McDonald, Susan 234 l.1cDowell, Ann 65 l.1cDowell. Hugh 221 l.1cDowell, Julia 221 McGill, Robert 207 McGlynn, Karen 234 McGough, Carol 153 McGough, Ronald 234 McGrath, Maria 221 McGrath, Mark 234 McKesson, Patty 221 McLain. Bari 207 Mclean, Mickie 234 Mclemore, Mark 221 Mcleod, Bettina 234 Mcleod, Jeff 234 McLeod. Martin 221 McMullen, Marie 153 McPartland, Brian 234 McPartland. Charles 206 Medford, Pamela 207 Medford. Patncia 234 Medley, Linda 153 Meisch, Mary 221 Merrill, Susan 221 MeIzger, Kent 153 Metzger, Robert 234 Meyer, Timothy 221 Meyers. Cathy 221 Meyers, Lrsa 153 Meyers, Marsha 234 Milazzo, Nicholas 221 Miles, David 207 Miller, Carole 207 Miller, David 207 Miller. Joe 221 Miller, Keith 78,207 Miller. Kevin 234 Miller, LawrencE 207 Miller, Marcus 234 Miller, Micnelle ?.34 Miller, Peggy 154 Miller. Sandra 154 Miller, Steven 234 M1llstine. Nancy 234 Mindrum, Danny 154 Mindrum, David 221 Mitchell, James 207 Mitchell, Mel'rnda 221 Mitchell, Rebecca 234 Mitchell, Richard 234 Mitchell, Steve 154 Mitman, Alexis 154 Mixon, Steven 207,212 Mocharnuk, Mary 221 Mocharnuk, William 221 Mollet, Judith 154 Monge, Lisa 65,207 Monge, Joseph 154 Monroe, Diana 221 Monson, Jamie 234 Monson, 81,22t¡ : Monte, Victoria ~234 Montgomery, John 7,154 Moore, Gary 207 Moore, Glenda 154 Moore, Joyce 234 Moore, Nane!le 234 Moore, Patricia 221 Moore, Susan 48.154 Moore, Toni 154

Moose, MonIy 222 Moran, Anthony 234 Moran, Thomas 234 Morelli, Davrd 222 Morgan, Denise 154 Morgan, John 207 Morgan, Mark 222 Morgan, Rick 81,234 Morgan, Steven 207 Morris, Gordon 234 Morris, Jill 222 Morrison, Heidi 207 Morse, Randall 222 Mosley, Mary 222 Mueller, Mary 222 Mullikin, Timothy 154 Munger, Marilyn 155 Munroe, Jon 207 Munier, Cameron 66,83,207 Murphy, Michael 234 Murphy, Thomas 207 Murphy, Tim 234 Myers, Brad 234 Myers, John 207 Myers, Mike 234 Myers, Patricia 155 Myers. Sally 207

-NNash, John 155 Navarro, Marie 222 Neal, Frank 207 Needles, Abby 207 Nelson, Colleen 234 Nelson, Gary 65,207 Nelson, Scali 207 Nelson, Ted 234 Nelson, Terri 207 Nesbit, Elaine 234 Nesbit, Janine 65,207 Nesbil, Michael 81,155 Nesbit, Stephen 222 Nesbirt. Liza 234 Nesmith, Chuck 100,207 Neuhaus. Mark 234 New. Debbie 155 Newman. Pamela¡ 222 Newlon, Kim 234 Newton, Scott 81,234 Niblack, Breeze 222 Niblack, Cheryl 234 Nicholl, Mary 234 Nichols, Christine 155 Nichols, Gayle 207 Nichols, James 222 Nichols, Kay 155 Nrcholson, Mark 207 Nicholson, Wendy 222 Nickerson. David 222 Nickerson, James 207 Nigg, Melinda 222 Nimmons, David 234 Niven, Peter 222 Nix, Beverly 65 Nix. William 78,155 Norman, Deborah 155 Norman, Gerald 207 Norman, Michael 208 Norris, Scolt 81,234 Northrop, Jim 222 Norwood, Dwayne 234

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Nowels, Dena 222 N uss, P a u l 235

-0 Oaks, Robert 81 , 208 O'B rien , Annetle 222 O'B rien , Jack 208 O'B rien, Patti 65,208 O'Connor, Michael 6 1 ,235 O'Conn or, Terry 1 5 5 O' De l l, L i nda 208 Ogier, Walter 235 Oglesby, Lisa 235 Okazaki , R i tc h i e 1 55 Oleso n , Alan 222 Oleson, Mark 155 O l i ver, Victoria 208 Ol ivieri, Betty 208 O l sen , Dan 78,94,208 Olsen , Den r se 235 O' Mal ley, James 222 O 'M a l ley, Mery 3 O'N e i l l , Pau l 235 O'Ne i l l , V i rg in i a 208 Orland, Peter 222 Orlando, Frank 208 Orozco, P a u l 235 Osborne, Pam e l a 235 Osmer, Ap ri l 235 Oss, Arnold 206 011, Angel ika 208 Overholt, Eric 208 Overley , Shelley 235 Ozias, K i mberly 235

-P Pac i n i , J o n athan 208 Paddock, Cathy 222 Painter, Susan 235 Park, Thom a s 235 Parne l l , Dawn 206 Parril l a, Toni 235 Parry, L l oyd 222 Pasek, Dana 222 P alte rson , David 235 Pau l , Jon 61 ,235 Pau l , J u d i th 65, 1 56 P a u l , Sharon 235 P a u l so n , R anda l l 222 P a u l s o n , Renee 235 Pavey, Candace 208 Peacoc k, Carolyn 1 56 Pearri n g , Den i se 1 56 Pearson, J a c k 235 Pel key, Ray 235 P e l t o n , Lori 222 P n f i e l d, E m i ly 235 Penner, Doug l a s 235 Pen n r, Lori 208 Panter, Trenee 222 Pereda, R ac h e l 208 Pe rkins, Margarel 208 Perry, Deborah 208 Pi,tersen, Cindy 209 Petersen, Thomas 1 56 Peters o n , Catherine 222 Peters o n , Cyn t h i a ·65,209 Peterson, Mark 1 6 , 81 ,209 Peterson, Pame la 44,69,1 56 Peter s on , P a u l 8 1 ,235 P e t i t , Carol 209 Petrovsky, M i chael 1 56 Phares , Janet 235 Phares, Steven 222 Phi l l i ps , J u l i e 235 P h i l l i ps, Kathy 209 P h i l l ips, Susan 235 P hi p p s, Gale 222 Pickry l , Debra 235 P i erce, David 235 P i e rc e , D e n n i s 65,209 Pierce, S usan 222 P i e rson, D o u g l a s 94,205,209 P i e rs o n , Wi l liam 235 P i k e , V irg i n i a 40, 1 9 6 , 209 P i per, G le n n 209 Pip e r , Kevi n 235 P i xley, Marc i a 48,209 Plante, Don 235 P l a n te . P a t r i c i a 1 56 Plait, E l izabeth 65,222 P l axton , A l be rt 235 P l axton, J o n a thon 1 57 P l e s s m a n , G a ry 235 Poaster, Robert 1 00 Poland, Amy 209 Pol i n g , David 8 1 ,235 Pol i n g , We ndy 6 7 , 1 5 7 Polk, D a n i e l 235 P o l s ter, Dan i e l 222 Po nd e r, Dw i g h l 222

244- l n d ex

Ponder, Larry t 57 Popoff, Ruth 1 57 Porter, Kevi n 235 Po rte r, Radena 209 Po rter, Ru-ssel l 235 Poner, Susan 1 5 7 Po rter, Wr lliam 209 Post, David 1 57 Petz. Roberta 235 Powe l l , Delnora 235 Powe l l , J ames 222 Powers, Don n a 235 Powers, J onathan 235 Powers, N ancy 222 Pow lesson, H oward 157 Poynter, Pau I 235 Prancev,c, G regory 235 Prencevic, Rick 222 Prentiss, M ichae l 222 Presende r, Kalhy 209 P r i c e , James 222 Price, Joe 222 Pritchard, Arlen 209 Procsa l , Pamela 235 Proto, Ri chard 235 Prout, Kay 209 Pugh, Diana 235 Pugh, Peggy 209 .• Pu I is, Mark 235 Pu l ver, B u r k 235 Punten ney , Claire 1 57 Purd y , John 222 Purdy, Margaret 157 Pu rpe ro , Maria 42,222 Pye, Eric 209

-�Ralsten, Eleanor 222 Haisten, Hollie 1 57 Ralston , Doug las 235 Rama ley , J oJ1 � 209 Rem a ley, Le,,··235 Ram i rez, Carol 209 Ramos , Al ma 209 Ramos, l dol l na 235 Ramos , I rene 235 Ramstead, Jay 2 1 0 Randol ph , Robert 235 Rasmusse n , J etta 2 1 0 Rasmusse n , L r n d 24,26,48, 1 58 Rau c h , G r eg 235 Ravnos, .Jen n i fer 1 56 Reaser, Dan 2 1 0 Reb h u n , Donald i 58 Reck a rd , Charles 235 Red fo rd , Leslie 222 Red ford, S a l ly 1 58 Ree ber, David 235 Reese , T i m 235 Rega n , Cyn th i a 2 1 0 Reg an, E l izabe th 2 1 4,222 Rei fsnyder, G l e n n 235 Reisinger, Erick 2 1 9,222 Re is i nge r, Rog e r 235 Re it n oue r 1 Me ri J o 222 Rei tnouer, Pau l 2 1 0 Ra n dah l , Donald 235 Renc h e r, Luralee 1 58 Reu te r, M a r k 222 Reuter, M i c hael 81 ,235 Reynolds, J a mes 235 Reynolds, J a n e t 235 Reyn o l d s , Lori 235 Reynoso, M a n u e l 84 Reynoso, Soc o r ro 235 Reynoso 1 Vero n i c a 235 Rhoades, G a ry 2 1 0 R i c h , J effrey 2 1 0 Ri chards, Beth 2 1 0 Ri ch rds, Joan ne 2 1 0 Richardson, M i chae l 222 R i chmond , Mark 8 1 ,222 R i d ley, C y n t h i a 223 R i n ard , Larry 223 R i n a rd , Mic he l le 1 58 R iser, Carol 2 1 0 Roac h , Kathleen 2 1 0 R o a c h , Mary 65 ,235 Roach , Pal ric ia 223 Robbins, A l an 1 58 , 1 72 Robe rt, Renee 223 Roberts, Charles 228 ,2'.,:, Roberts, Don 235 Roberts, Marsh a 1 58 Roberts, Sandra 1 5 8 Robert s o n , D a l e 235 Robe rtson, Denny 235 Roberison, D i a n n 2 1 0 Robe rtso n , Douglas 1 58 R o b i n s o n , G ay le 223 R o b i n s o n , M i chae l 236 Roc h a m b e a u , L a u ra 223 R o c h e , Cathy 235 Roch , Dean 1 58 Rodrigue,, Car l os 1 58 Rod r ig ue>, Fran ces 223

Rodriquez, Rau I 236 Rog ers, Ca rolyn 2 1 0 Rogers, Robert 1 5 9 Roll i ns, Debra 1 59 Roll i ns , Diane 236 Romeo , R o b i n 222 Rose , .Jeffrey 223 Rosenberg , Ian 236 Rosener, M i c h a e l 2 1 0 Rose now, D a ry n 223 Ros i , Vickie 1 59 Rosine, J u l i a 1 59 Ros i ne , Norman 1 00 Ross, Nancy 45,69, 1 59 Ross, Roch e l l e 2 1 0 Ross, Ron d a 2 21 ,223 Ross, Susan 223,226,2 1 0 Rosse a u , R i c h a rd 8 t ,2 1 0 Rosseau , Susan 223 R othe, J o n athan 1 59 Roth en berg , E r i c 45,21 O✓ R o u i l l a rd , Shelly 223 Rowe, N a n ette 236 Rowson , V i c to r i a 236 Roy a l , Carolyn 236 Rue, Lorri 223 R u l l m a n , Roxanne 2 1 0 Rum r i l l , D an 236 Rupp , Susan 1 59 Russel l , A l i s o n 236 Russel l , P a t ri c i a 1 59 Rust, Gwen 1 59 R ut l a n d , Ch ristoph' e r 2 1 0 Ryan , Beverly 1 60 Rya n , J ames 223 Ryan, J oan 236 Ryan, M i c h ael 1 59 Ryan, Noreen 223

-(; Sad l er, L e i l a n i 1 60 Salvato, Teresa 236 Salveson, Candace 2 1 0 S al veso n , D on al d 66 , 1 60 Samarzea, Robert 2 1 0 Sam i d a , Patri c i a 236 S a n ford, Catherine 236 Sanfo rd , J o a n n e 223 Sanford, R i chard 6 4 , 1 60 S a n t i l l a n , Rafael 223 S a p i e n z a , Joe 2 1 0 Sauer, Scott 236 Sau l n ie r, Ursu l a 2 1 0 Savo n en , Carol 6 5 , 1 60 Savonen , Lynn 236 Sawye r, Peter 223 Sc arc i a, W i n o n a 223 Sch a c k, P h i l l i p 2 1 0 Sc h aeler, J o h n 2 1 0 Schael, Julie 2 1 0 Schafer, B i l l i e 42,48 , 1 60 Schertz, C h arl es 2 1 0 S c h i ff, Debra 236 S c h i f f , Patri c i a 223 Sc h i s l e r, Lisa 2 1 0 Sc h l i c k , D e b o rah 236 Sch l i c k , W i l l i am 236 S c h m i tz , Ann 223 S c h m i t> , N ancy 236 Sch n e ider, E m i ly 236 S c h n e i d e r, M i c h ae l 223 Sch n ei d e r , M o l ly 223

S c h n e i d e r, P a m e l a 1 6 0 Schabel , F r a n k 236 Schoe n ig , L i n d a 2 1 0 Schonfe l d , Benjam i n 2 1 0 S c h o n f e l d , D e b b i e 236 Schonfe l d , Ken neth 223 Schoe n l a u b , Peter 81 ,223 Schre m p , N ancy 223 Schroed e r, And rew 236 S c h u , d , L i n d a 236 S c h u m a c h e r , Mary 2 1 0 Schwarcz, C h ri s 223 Schwartz, D i an a 236 Schw e i c kert, Laurie 2 1 0 Scogg i n , D i a n e 223 Scribner, Patri c i a 1 60 Seal, Terri 223 Seapy, Lau ren 223 Se ars, I n d i a 2 1 0 Sears, Marc 8 1 ,236 Secc o m b e , David 1 0 ,65,66 , 1 60 Seccombe, Karen 236 Seqaitz, S h e l l y 236 Seil e r. J e a n n e 65,200,2 1 0 Sei ler, W i l l i am 2 1 0 Se l ig m an, Lester 6 5 , 2 1 0 Sel ke, K a t h y 223 Se l kee, M a r k 223 Seme n i u k , Lau ra 2 1 0 Senn, D a n i e l , 223 Sevier, J e rry 1 60 Seym o u r , David 236 Shacklett, David 81 ,236 Shacklett, Robert 65 , 223 S h a n k , Caro l i ne 223 Shank, Lori 1 60 Shannon, Cynth i a 65, 1 60 S h a n n o n , J effe ry 236 Sharpe, G a ry 236 Shaw, C i n d y 1 61 Shaw, Reg i n a 236 Shaw, V i v i a n 2 1 1 Shea, Roger 223 S h e arer, Craig 236 Shearer, Karen 4 2 , 1 99,223 S h i e l d s , Sue 65 S h i mer, Laura 236 S h oc k l ee, J e f l rey 223 Shoemaker, B ry a n t 236 S h ort , J o n i 223 S h o rt , Wallace 1 6 1 S h u pe , Denise 40,236 Shupe, P a m e l a 2 1 1 Sieber, Eric 236 S i l berberg, R i ta 1 60 S i m m o n s , Beverly 6 5 , 2 1 0 S i m o n 1 P a m e l a 65,2 1 0 S i mons, J o h n 8 1 ,236 S i m o n s , M i chael 2 1 1 S i o r e k , S h a r i 236 Skil licorn, Kihm 2 1 1 S k i n ner, Kennelh 236 S l a bbekorn, K a l h i e 223 S l agh t, Sharon 223 Slag l e , M a ri l y n 236 S l ag l e, M i c h ele 2 1 1 S l ag l e, Rodney 223 S l oan , D ou gl as 44,81 , 2 1 1 S l oan , P a t r i c i a 236 S l oan e, R os an n e S l oat, T erri 236 Slomka, A d r i e n n e 1 96 , 2 1 1 Sm a l l , A pri l 1 6 1 S m i l ks t e i n , M a r t i n 45,65,69, 70 , 1 6 1 , 1 72 S m i t h , B r i a n 236 S m i t h , C a rmen 1 6 1

S m i th , C h arl e n e 223 S m i t h , Deborah 42, 1 6 1 S m i t h , Dianne 21 1 S m i lh , G a ry 223 Sm i t h , G regory 236 S m ith, H arry 236 S m i th , J a c k i e 223 S m i I h , Jeffry 236 S m i t h , Karen 223 S m i t h , Kath l ee n 236 Sm i th , Kev i n 64,65 , 1 6 1 S m i th , L e s l i e 223 S m i t h , Lorra i n e 236 S m i l h , S h aro n 223 Smith, S h e l l e y 236 S m i l h , Suzanne 1 6 1 S m i th , Terry 1 6 1 Sm i l h , Thomas 1 62 Smyth, Trevor 236 S n i bbe, Scott 2 1 1 S n o dgrass, J a n e t 1 6 2 Snook, Steve 2 1 1 Snyder, J e a n n e 1 6 2 Sod e n , J e ffrey 2 2 3 Sokolow s k i , B o b 1 62 S o mmer, J o h n 2 1 1 Sontag, A n n e 223 Sontag, G rant 223 $on Iag , M a r k 223 Sorenson, H a rold 236 Soward, Amy 1 6 2 t:,parks, �yd i a 223 Spau l d i n g , D e b ra 2 1 1 Spear, Carolyn 236 Spear, R i c h a rd 1 62 "peer, S a l l y 1 6 2 Spencer, D o n n a 2 1 1 S p i t a l , G l e n n 223 S p i t a l , Wade 236 Stalford , Sue 1 62 S t a i r , We n dy 1 62 SIaley, Bruce 236 Slalw i c k , Dawn 50 ,5 1 , 1 62 S t a l w i c k , K i m be rly 9 , 2 1 4,223 Slan ley, E l itabeth 223 Stanley, M e l i nd a 223 Stanley, W i l l i a m 1 00 , 1 63 Starrh, Pau l 2 1 1 St. C l a i r, J ames 236 Steed, Tom 224 Steeper, J a n e l 224 Steeper, P a u l a 1 63 Stefan i a k , Doris 224 Stefaniak, Nancy 1 63 Ste m ri c h , Fred 1 63 Slephens, L i n d a 236 Steven s , Rog e r 1 63 Stewart, J a net 1 63 Stewa rt, R o b e rt 236 SIewart, Steve 237 S l i l e s , Tom 66,77 , 1 63 S t i rl i n g , C h r i s l o p h e r 224 Stocker, M i c h a e l 224 Sloddard, Susan 64,2 1 1 S to n e, Don n a 1 63 Stoneman, James 1 63 Storrer, J o h n 2 1 1 Storrer, Th omas 237 Stout, G regory 6 4 , 1 63 Slout, R i c h a rd 2 1 1 Slowe l l , D e n i s e 237 Slrodlbeck, Andrew 237 S l rod t b ec k , J ames 6 Slrong, Lynda 2 1 1 Stuber, Cyn t h i a 1 6 4 S tu b er, J ame s 237 Sturdy, J ames 224

Ulrich, William 6,165 Umland, LaRhea 25,26. 166, 172 Urciel, Leticia 207 Urday, He1d1 64,166 V,lor . Stephen 212 1a1vo, Victoria 42,224 Vt1n Brocklrn, Janet 224 Van Brocklin. Michael 166 Vancil, Dale 166 Vancil, Joyce 237 Vand nberg, Jill 12 Vandenberg, Air.hard 45,166 Van Horn, Stanley 212 \Ian Leersum, Gerard 224 Van Middlesworth, David 224 Vanik, Sandra 212 Van Valen, Timothy 237 Vardanega, Robert 224 Venolia, Vtctoria 237 Verbal, Mark 10,81 Verbal, William 10,81,224 Verboys, Donna 237 Verboys, Jennie 212 Verburg, Kimberly 224 Verburg. Rick 224 Vessey, Denni s 212 Vice, Suzanne 224 Vigil. Douglas 166 Vigil, Kathy 65,197,2t 1 Vigil, Terry 65 Vila, Vicky 237 Villanueva, Albert 224 Villanueva, Marcella 237 Vislay, Chrisline 166 Visor. Lamon 1 237 Voelkel, Edwin 211 Vogel, Glenda 237 Vo1sen. Greg 224 Volken, Peter 64,65,166 Von der R ith, Curt 81,237 Von Lossow, Joanne 211 Von Lossow, John 237 Von Rh in. Gregory 166 Von Rhem. Mark 8t ,237 1

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-wSturdy, William 164 Sturgis, Lynn 224 Sturgis, Steven 237 Stutts, Brian 237 Sedar, Arlene 237 Sullens, Deborah 211 SulIi, Patricia 224 Sullivan, Katie 237 Sullivan, Kevin 81,211 Sutter, Eugene 224 Swanberg, Jennifer 224 Sw nberg, Jill 211 Swann, James 224 Swann, Mary 237 Swartzbaugh, Jan ,es 211 Sweesy, Michael 224 Sweetnam, Brenda 237 Sweelnam, Marilyn 43,210,211 Swenson, David 237 Swetnam, Richard .111 SWetnam, Sharon 237 Swetr, Laurio 224 Swick, Edward 224 Swink, Robert 224 Swirkal, Christopher 224 Swihart. Coral 237 Sylvester, Roland 211

-TTafoya, Rachel 224 Talbot, Brian 224 Talley, James 224 Tapaya, Dodilha 224 T le. John 224 Taylor, Bradley 224 Taylor. Dianna 164 Taylor, Howard 164 Taylor, Laura 164 Taylor. Lynn 237 Taylor, Norman 83,84,224 Taylor, Ronald 164 Teehng, Linda 237 Teehng, Richard 164 Teeters. James 237 Telford, Kathleen 224 Teran. Cristina 237 errance, Robert 9,78,165 Terrell, Joan 224 Terrell, Timothy 237

Thawaits. Ken 237 Thomas, George 237 Thomas, Jeffrey 100,120,165 Thomc:s, Jeffrey 237 Thomas, Ronald 100,224 Thompson, Carolyn 165 Thompson, Craig 237 Thompson, Janet 203 Thompson, Scott 237 Thompson. William 237 Thomson. Karen 211,165 Throop, Gregory 211 Thur, Sandra 224 Tierce, Vionne 237 Tillmanns. Pal 224 Tillmanns, Timothy 211 Tille, Garry 224 Tobin, Joanne 237 Todd, Marcia 43,237 Todd. Susan 211 Tomlin, Terri 21 t Toomay, Christine 224 Tooth ker, Craig 224 Toovey, Curtis 237 Toovey, Pat 211 Tornlof, Ginny 65,214,224 Tracey, Ann 237 Tracey, Chris 78,224 Tracey, Michael 78,211 Traniello, Susan 237 Traschler, Allen 237 Traylor, Carla 165 Trier, Terrie 224 Triplett, Jane 237 Trobee, Lynn 211 Trap, Andrea 211 Tubbs, Rebecca 224 Tucker. Bradley 237 Tucker. Rosemary 211 Tullis, Robert 78,165 Tullis, William 81,224 Turne, Peter 64,211 Tung, Hubert 224 Turley, Matthew 237 Tyran, Linda 211 Tyree, Victo,ia 165

Wagner, Janis 237 Wagner, Linda 166 Wagner. Nancy 64,212 WahI, Gregory 238 Wahl, Kimberly 212 Waingrow, Emily 40,196,212 Waldman. Shelley 238 Waldman. Thomas 238 Walker. Calvin 212 Walker, Donna 212 Walker, Glenn 238 Walker, John 238 Walker. Rick 22, Wall. Shawn 224 Wallace. Janet 212 Wallace, Joan 238 Wallac , Nancy 238 Walllnglord, James 166

Walsh, James 16,66.212 Walsh, Jerry 167 Walsh, Unda 238 Wang, Ann 14,167 Ward, John 238 Ward, Sua 224 Ward. William 100,212 Warden, Carol 238 Warhurst, Margot 23� Warner. Lynne 167 Warzecka, Tom 167 Watson, Allhea 224 Walson, Candice 16; Walson, James 238 Watson, William 238 Weathorton, Dan 225 Webb, Vivian 212 Weber. Alan 212 Weber, Holly 238 Weilmann, Sherry 225 Weimer, Kimberly 225 Weimer, Shelly 167 Weinberg, Michael 94,167 Weinberg.Thomas 4,78.212 Weinberger, Peter 238 Weinke, Jill 167 Weir. Richard 238 Weir. Shelley 238 Wells, Douglas 225 Wells, Susan 228,238 Wells, Thomas 167 Welsh, Stephen 212 Welsh, Todd 167 Wenke, William 225 Wenker. Elizabeth 212 Wern. Kevin 238 Wes!, Ca,olyn 228,238 West, Marci 168 West. Susan 225 Weslheimer. Allen 212 Wes1on. Andrew 168 Whalen, Jo Ann 5,225 Whalen, Shella 238 Wheeler, David 66,208,212 Wheeler, Mark 238 Wheeler, Nelson 225 Wheeler, Paul 168 Wheeler. Susan 67,168 Whitaker, Brian 238 White, Bruce 225 White. Gary 238 While, James 225 White, LOUIS 168 White, Penny 225 Wickey, Cynthia 212 W1cksted, Mark 212 Wiederholt, Caroline 225 Wiencek. Gary 94,212 Wiener. Anne 238 W1lce. James 168,39,171 W1tce. Libby 238 Wildman, Whilney 168 Wilkie, David 225 Willenborg, William 225 WIiiiams, James 238 Williams, Janel 238 Williams. Julie 212 W1ll1ams, Robert 169 Williams, Robert 238 Wiltsey, Rober� 225 Wilson. Anne 238

WIison, Bruce 94 WIison, David 225 WIison, Julie 213 WIison, Robert 66,213 Wilson, Robert 213 Wineberg, Daniel 213 Wineberg, Paul 225 Winkenbach, Patricia 238 Winslow, Elizabeth 168 Winter, Rich rd 225 Witherbee, Jennie 238 Wnthaus, Linda 213 w111haus, Susan 168 Wodlnsky, Erika 225 Wodlnsky, Peter 204,213 Woertz, Byron 213 Wolf, Ari 225 Wolf, Sandra 225 Wolf, Terri 168 Wolpert, Jeffrey 196,213 Wood, Mark 168 Wood, Richard 238 Wood. Ronnie 238 Woodley, Jenniter 210,213 Woodley. Margaret 169 Woods. Donna 225 Woods, Laura 209,213 Woolery, Herlin 207 Woolery, Robert 238 Woollon. Donald 238 Wray. Shirley 213 Wray, Susan 238 WrigM, Darlene .169 Wright. Paul 238 Wright. Steve 169 Wright, Wilham 169 Wubkcr. Rick 213

-Y-2Yaegle. Mark. 169 Yale. Janet 213 Yale, Michael 238 Yellin, Brian 169 Youn , Andrea 213 Young, Ano,� 16,213 Young, Cheryl 213 Young, Karen 238 Young, Kent 238 Young, Kim 238 Young, Michael 169 Yu, Irene 169,213 Zavidowsky, Jill 213 Zavidowsky, Mira 225 Zeigler, Diane 238 Zeigler. Julie 225 �erveck. Carolyn 213 z,dek, Stephanie 214,225 Zimmer, Daniel 213 Zimmer, He1d1 213 Zimmer, Paula 225 Zimmerman, Sherri 213 Zimmerman, Teri 169 Zorad, l\nnalynne 225

-U-VUematsu. Sue 237 Ulu, Frances 237

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Acknowledgments The opening section's use of "On Children" was re­ printed from THE PROPHET, by Kahlil Gibran, with permission of the publisher, Alfred A. Knopf, Inc. Copyright 1923 by Kahlil Gibran; renewal copyright - 1951 by Administrators C.T.A. of Kahlil Gibran Es­ tate and Mary G. Gibran.

The quotation on the cover was taken from a poem

by Frederick S. Perls.

Special recognition is owed Jessica Carlson for her uniquely beautiful design on page 176.

To Cindy Cook and Lyn Warner, the editor's appreciation for volunteering their talents and many hours of their time, in the effort to make this book "heavy." Thanks to Cindy for her poems on the pages 256 and 37, and to Lyn for the opening paragraph of the Senior section, (p. 129), and to both for the senior quotes.

The editor's gratitude is also extended to Mr. Charles Massey for his official help at the beginning of the · year and· his unoff;cial support throughout.

Dr. Robert Borland

Dr. Gerald W. Juergar,s

Dr. John C. Brown, D. D. S.

Dr. Richard Latimer

The Claremont Courier

Dr. John J. McDermott

Dr. and Mrs. Richard E. Ebby

Dr. John T. McGuire

Dr. Claude H. Elwell

Dr. K. W. Madsen, D. D. S.

Dr. and Mrs. D. T. Feldman

Mr. R. 0. Morrison

Folk Music Center

Dr. Willi�m Sinclair

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Green

Dr. Gabriel Smilkstan

Mr. D. W. Henderson

Dr. Robert H. Weiser

Dr. John L. Ilsley

Dr. Abraham Wodinsky

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THE BOX Once upon a time in the land of h11sl,-a-bye, Around ahout the wondero11s days of \'Ore. They rame ar.ross a sort of box Round 11/J with rhain.1 and locked ,,-ith locks. !Ind lrtheled 'Kindly do not tour/,_ it's ll'nr.'

11 derree was issued ro11nd abo111-­ All 1dth a flourish and a sho11t And a gail_y coloured mascot Trip11ing lig/,tly on hefore'Don't fiddle with this deadly /,ox Or break the r.hains nr pick the locks !Ind please don't e,,er mess ahn11t 11,ith Illar.

Well rhe, ,·hildren 11nderslood, (. hildren happen to he {{ood !Ind were j11s1 as good around rhe time of vore.

T/,ey didn't rry to pick the larks (Jr hreak into that deadly hox // nd nePer rried ro pla_y alw11t with 1/'ar.

Mommies didn't either

Sisters, Annis nor C ra,;_nies neither

'[os rhey were quiet and s,,.eet and preuy In rhose wondero11s davs of yore, Well uerv much the same as ·now II nd not -the ones to hlame some how For openinf( 11p thar deadlv bo:r nf ,,-or.

8111 snmenne did.

Someone bauered in the lid 4 nd spilled the insides 0111 �rro.<s the floor I Ort of bouncy h11mpy hall .Hade 11p of f/a{{s and g11n1 and all The tears and horror and the death That f!Oes 1cith 1rnr.

It ho11nred ri{!ht 0111 .-1 nd wenr /,ashing all aho11t .-Ind b11mpinR intn ei·en-rhinf! in srnre .-1 nd 1chat 1rns sad and most unfair W"as rhar ir didn"t reall.- seem co ,·arr M11rh who it l,11mped. ;,, ,,-h.-.

(Jr 1,·hat. nr _inr.

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There is(/ 1cav to stop rhe hall.

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Ji"ell that"s the ll'ay it all appear., ·r.os it's been bouncing round for years and yenrs In spite of all 1he 1cisdom ,uizzed Since 1hose 1rnnderous days of yore . che time they came across that box . ind Bound up ll'ith ,·hains and Lucked u•ilh locks .-Ind /,,/,eled. 'Kindlr d11,�n11t to11l'h: i1's war.

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Poem: Cindy Cook Photo: Alan Robbins

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However close we come to others, We walk, in essence, all alone.

The journey touches many other lives, And often, two paths will meet and run together.

Yet the very act of joining side by side So prophesies an eventual parting, For no two ways will run together forever.

Those who take this truth in hand Have met and accepted life itself.

And those who choose to disregard It Are hurt when every parting comes.

Many deny it at heart's expense, Some weep openly and others cry within.

To christen each farewell with tears Is a sign of hope That there will be yet another meeting.

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