Vernonia eagle., April 29, 1971, Page 4, Image 4

Taco Feed Is
Said 'Success*
THE TIMBERLINE
The VHS chapter of Future
Teachers of America held a taco
feed in the Home Ec room last
Tuesday night, April 27, from 5 to
7 p.m. before the spring concert
Vernonia’s FTA Chanter had or­
ganized groups which ;ad various
jobs. The two main iieads of the
ticket committee were Stephen
Landers and Sue Garner. In addi­
tion, any member of the group
could sell tickets.
Debbie Banta was in charge of
the advertising committee. This
committee put signs up in various
stores in town. Her assistants
were Patti and Eileen Anderson,
Candy Brunsman, Sharon Longley,
Nancy Reynolds, Marsha Jensen
and Penny Hamilton.
The chairman for the food com­
mittee was Marilyn Henderson.
Other members for the committee
were Ben Fields, Marsha Jensen,
Sandra Temper, and Chris Boyle,
FTA advisor. They were responsi­
ble for getting the food.
Laurie Banta was in charge of
getting the food set uo in the
Home Ec room. Her assistants
were Mike Clason, Craig E llis,
Marilyn Henderson, Joy Hein,
Charlene Anderson, and Jeri Run-
dle.
Benefits from the nroject will
help to sponsor FTA functions.
Loggers Win One, Lose One
In League Golf Play Here
The Logger team won the con­
The Vernonia high school golf
team won two meets and lost four test on match piav but came out
last week out of two league m at­ behind cn total strokes.
Ben Fidds and Ron Meyer shar­
ches and four non-league encoun­
ed medalist honors, each shooting
ters.
Vernonia suffered an upset loss a 39 and each winning his match
to Tillamook Catholic by a match by four strokes. John Hicks also
score of seven to four in a non­ won his varsity match.
Jim Proehl and Gary Huff won
league match Monday, April 19,
their contests.
on the Vernonia course.
Varsity medalist for the match
was Ben Fields who shot a 42 to
(The following is a news release aid rrogram s offer money in the
win his match. Jim Proehl was
from the office of High School Re­ form of outright grants, loans and
also a varsity winner.
lations, Oregon State Svs’em cf work-study employment to stu­
All the Vernonia junior varsity
Higher Education. Eugene, Ore
dents who can disc'av a need fir
players, Dick Brunsman, Randy
gon. It has been sent to all high surh assistance. A need is display­
Roberts, Keith Gardner, and Gary
schools to be out in all of the ed by filling out some application
Huff, won their matches. Keith
school oaners. )
forms, which are available in the
was JayVee medalist with a 49.
College tuition is high, and this counseling office, and then by sub­
April 20, Vernonia took on the
can be a problem to the low in­ mitting them to the school to
Scappoose golf team on the Ver­
come families that have children which a student hopes to attend
nonia course and won by a total
who want to attend a college to
Many people believe financial aid
stroke score of 177 to 180. Ron
further their education. It is pos­ and scholarships to be one in the
Meyer was medalist for that
sible to obtain financial aid or to same, thinking, therefore, that it
match, shooting a 41 and winning
be given a scholarship although takes outstanding high school
by eight stokes.
time is of essence.
“radf s to oualifv for anv k'nd of
Ben Fields tied his match 42 to
It has become almost an every­ assistance But, that is not the
42, and Ole Bergerson shot a 43
day occurrence to hear some me case In fact, scholarships are but
to win his match.
bemoaning the fact that it costs one type of financial aid. They do
While the varsity was taking on
more to live nowadays th in it di-l of course, require high grades, but
the Scappoose team, the junior var­
in the oast Inflation, of course, the other financial aid programs—
GENE GRANT BASRA
sity was playing a team from
has leveled itself on every facet and there are more cf them avail­
Clatskanie in a non-league match
of the American economy and has able than there are scholarships—
also on the Vernonia course. Ver­
been a chief contributer to rising require only that a student gen­
nonia’s JayVees beat the Tiger
costs. Couple that with the “ dry­ uinely r c - l money to pursue a
varsity by a stroke total of 206 to
ing uo” of some monies previously post-high school education and that
227.
available, and it is easy to visua
he is admissible to the institution
Winning against the Clatskanie
lize whv many companies, agen­ to which he is applying for aid.
varsity were Ed Becker, Don Gib­
VICKI RAMSEY
cies and families are not as well
While the deadline for scholar­
son, and Dewey Conroy. Mark
off as they used to be.
ship application has long sine:
Busch tied his match.
And that sam ■ situation holds passed, there is still time to ap­
Winning against the Clatskanie
» » » » » » » » » » » » I
true for post high school education­ ply for other financial aid, and
JayVees were Gary Huff, Keith
al institutions as inflation and the there still should he lots of money
Patti Thompson visited the high Gardner, and Randy Roberts.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Baska were school Thursday to mak gradua­
“drying uo” of federal, state and available for next vear.
Vernonia lost to the League
local monies has forced their costs
Champion Seaside Seagulls by a
But, time is of the essence. If blessed with a babv boy on No­ tion arrangements.
up, thereby, forcing the cost to application is made and soon, vember 6, 1952. This'new baby boy
total stroke margin of 157 to 183.
the student uo. Eive years ago, for aid assistance cun be r ceived in they then gave the name Gene
Frank David, an aide for Ken­ Ron Meyer held low score honors
example, it was not uncommon for meeting the ever increasing costs Grant Baska. Gene was born in neth Roberts’ general math class, with a score of 42.
a student in one of Oregon’:» pub
Vernonia’s only wins were at the
of oast-high school education. Eor Kenmare. North Dakota, and mov­ taught the students about the stock
market Thursday and Friday.
lie colleges or universities to be further, more specific information, ed to Vernonia when he was a
JayVee level. John Hicks won his
year old.
able to go to school for $1,500 a see a counselor.
match by a score of 45 to 47,
“Has growing uo in Birkenfeld
year. Now, it is difficult for a
Driver Education starts today at and Dick Brunsman scored a 44 stunted Vicki Ramsey’s social de­
As Gene grew up, he became
student to go for anything less
known as an active member of the VHS under the direction of Gordon to 48 win over his opponent.
velopment?” Apparently not, as
than $2,000.
OA Bill Gang. They were known Crowston, VHS counselor.
After driving to the Forest Hills Vicki found out when the girls
as a “little group of monsters that
That rise in cost undoubtedly
course near Cornelius, the Verno­ from Birkenfeld were the only
Worthy of note was the large a t­ nia squad discovered that the Hills­ ones to wear nylons to school
intimidated the residents of OA
leaves many graduating seniors
Hill.”
tendance at the Senior Banquet.
boro team had gone to Vernonia when thev moved to Washington
and their parents wondering how
they can possibly afford a college
so they returned to Vernonia and Grade School in the seventh grade
When Gene finally reached high
Diversified Occupations will visit played the non-league match.
education. With the rising costs
school age. he was known to be a
The daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
of day by-dav living, ra re n 's like­
member os such activities as FFA the Portland Post Office May 5.
Charles Ramsey, Vicki was born
ly can’t make up the difference.
and lettered as football manager
in Kalispell, Montana. She has a
Gordon Crowston’s diversified
And. with the job market so tight,
his junior year.
brother, Paul, in the junior class,
occupations
class
went
to
the
students can’t count on high pay­
and a married sister. Ann Berg.
Gene now works at Crown Zel- Washington Grade Shool last
ing summer jobs.
The Ramseys moved to the Mist-
lerbach’s shoo after school. In his Tuesday and listened to two stu­
Birkenfeld area while Vicki was
That dilemma—how to nay f ir
spare time he can be found either dents from Pacific University. The
in the fourth grade. Immediately
a post-high school eduation when
working on his ’64 Chevy, bending students gave a talk to the eighth
April 29
after she began attending the two-
the resources to nav for it just
over a table shooting pool, or grade
and
high
students
on
opto­
room school at Mist she fell in
Junior Class Pre-Registration
aren't there—is probably a princi­
standing around talking to his girl metry.
with a mob that included Viki
Civics Field trio to St. Helens
pal concern of many students and
friend, Terri Heath.
Hemeon and Don Larson that ter­
parents right now While certainly
If in looking through VHS lock­
The senior class will be going Golf - Clatskanie at VHS
rorized the school.
a problem, there is a solution if
ers, one finds a lunch which con­ to St. Helens to hear a court case AFS Potluck Dinner
action is taken now.
Vicki enjoys the outdoor activi­
tains either a ketchup and mayon­ in the county courthouse on April April 30
Sophomore Class Pre-Registration ties in the Birkenfeld area. She
That action requires the appli­
naise, or peanut butter and pickle 29.
AFS Day
rides horses and likes to explore
cation for financial aid—money
sandwich, they’ll know they have
Track - Warrenton, Rainier at VHS the logging roads in her area by
made available specifically to as
found the high school domain ol
May 3
sist a student to attend college
jeep. She enjoys watching basket­
Gene Baska: that is, if thev get
Budget Election - 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. ball and according to the bovs in
who might not otherwise he able
there before lunch, because those
May 4
the area is a good touch football
to do so beeua.se of prohibitive
are his favorite sandwiches.
plaver.
Golf - VHS at Seaside
costs. Subscribed to by almost
After
graduation
Gene
plans
to
every two and four-year, public
Track - VHS at Yamhill-Carlton
Discovering that the success was
go into the Air Fores to be a
May 5
and private, college and university
not limited to Mist, she began at­
mechanic.
He
nlans
on
making
in the state of Oregon, financial
D. O. field trip to Portland Post tending school in Vernonia during
NEAL STEINHAUER, Olympic shot­ this his career.
The Senior Class Banquet was
Office
her seventh grade year and even­
putter appeared at VHS the past
held Saturday night, April 24. at Tea for Jamboree Court at VHS tually was elected varsity football
the IOOF Hail.
week with group representing the
library - 7:30 o.m.
cherleader.
The banquet was put on for the May 7
Campus Life Club at llniversity of
Vicki and several other girls
seniors by the American Legion GAA District Track at Astoria
Oregon. Steinhauer demonstrated his
from the Mist-Birkenfeld area have
Auxiliary with financial help from Cancer Program at Grade Shool been picking up bottles to finance
athletic prowess and spoke to the
local fraternal and social organi­
gym - 8 p.m.
a trio thev plan to take to Can­
group on his work with youth in the
zations. This was the 41st year of May 8
ada after graduation. At last
Eugene area. The club's visit was
sponsoring the Senior Banquet.
St. Helens Relays - 6 p.m.
count, they had 54 cases of bot­
The District Shoo Skills contest arranged by VHS grad Scott Davies.
Mrs. Earl Atkins began the Cowapa League Golf at Seaside - tles.
attended by students from 12
evening by welcoming everyone to
1 p.m.
schools was held Aoril 13, at Til­
After that trio, she plans to work
The Student Council Meeting was the banquet. Sandi Hansen, class Cancer Program at Grade School in Portland until she is old enough
lamook High School.
called to ord°r by President Ray president, gave a response to the
gym - 8 p.m.
Don Kahler, EEA advisor, and
to attend airline school in Kansas
Grimsbo April 21.
we'come.
23 boys from his A” cl’ sses p ar­
City wdiere she will train to be a
*'
'
min'Oi's
of
the
previous
Dinner
was
served
by
sisters
of
stewardess.
ticipated in the contest which was
meeting
were
read
and
approved.
the
graduating
class
members.
divided into Beginning and Ad­
due petition was read: Language There were twelve, but unfortu­ Tickets Sold to Play
vanced classes.
Club
petitioned to have a play nately, onlv six could be of as­
The Beginning class brought
Another exciting day was enjoy
night Saturday. May 15, from 7- sistance. The girls serving were At Civic's Blue Room
home a second place which was
Kathy and Jackie Odam, Kathi
achieved by the total points of «1 by Vernonia’s GAÁ track team 9 p.m. The petition passed.
The eheerleading program was Medges. Debbie Banta, Martha
VHS students are having the
Irvin Normand, with a sixth in Thursday, April 22, at Knappa’s
chance to attend a Blue Room Pro­
th’'n discussed. It was reported Borgluni, and Patti Anderson.
arc welding; Dun Gibson, ninth in two-way meet,
After dinner a few members of duction in the Portland Civic Thea­
l eading off was the 100 yard that the majority of interested girls
sheet metal soldering; Jim Mich
ener. first in tan and die, Ole hurdles in which Carol Evans plac­ wantix! a screening committee and the class read their “ assignments” ter May 1.
Four-H club members from Co­
Students will see the commedia
Bergersnn ami Chris Robbins, third ed second with 18.8 and Marilyn one-half plus one of the girls that that they had been working on for
lumbia County will be attending a
in woodworking; Tim Schmidlin. Henderson third with 193. In the try-out should be elected. Any dis­ some time. Vicki Hemeon and dell’arte or”duc*im “n w
camo counselor training workshop
first in tool identification; and Dan 440 relay which followed, Knappa cussion or further action was tab­ S'ephen Landers read their version cian in Spite of Himself,” which xiPr‘,i 3°'
1 and 2 at Camp
of the Class History; Helen Hig­ is based on Moliere’s text. This
McLeaen, third in tool identifica­ came in first with 57.6 and Ver­ led until the next meeting.
It was decided that nominations ginbotham also helped to put it presentation will enable the group Meadowood located north east of
nonia second with 59.4.
tion.
to get a taste of “theatre in the Pendleton near Tolgate. They will
The Advanced class acquired a
Next on the agenda, Jackie Eide for student body officers will be together. Patti Hahmeyer read the round.”
be accompanied bv Marlene Gift
made
at
next
week’s
meeting.
Class
Will
which
Linda
Borst,
seventh place with points from place 1 serón I in the 880 run with
a
Scappoose 4-H club leader, and
The
meeting
was
thn
adjournd.
The
English
department,
under
Sandi
Hansen
and
Debbie
Smith
Craig Bergerson, first in oxygen a time of 3:10.4. Sprinting through
Extension
Agent Robert H. Steve-
the
supervision
of
Mrs.
Alvilda
Respectfully
submitted,
assisted
in
writing
Laurie
Banta
cutting; George Shaw, fiftii in the 100 vard dash Sandra Tupper
Marsha Jensen, secretary presented a very humorous ver­ Hearing and Chris Bovle. VHS
small engine parts indentification; came in first with a 12.4 With a
Those attending will be Sheila
sion of the Class Proohecv which English teachers, is sponsoring the
Ray Grimsbo, seventh and Jim time of 1:16.7 Sharon Longley ran
was compiled by Jim Proehl, Glor­ field trip. Fifty tickets were pur­ i??n~ an' ^ heUy Salzman, Doro­
Koch, eighth in electricity; Larry across the finish line second in
ia Ashford, and Mary’ Anne Odam. chased. which reduced the indivi­ thy Tetz. Mary Lou Ragland. Sam
D e"'i't. ei”hth in differential su r­ the 440 yard dash.
Machine Practice Set
The evening was ended when dual cost from $2.50 to $1.45. Bus Salzman and Mark WiUemse, all
veying; Eric Hepler, an eight in
Coming in with another first was
Arthur Parrow, VHS principal, bid trans oortation is free dut to the of Scappoose; Peggy Tarbell and
surveying; and Chuck Westphall, Sandra Tupper in the 220 yard Presented to Class
fact that it is considered an Eng­ Juanita Logan of St. Helens; and
the Class of ’71 farexvell.
eighth and Don Larson. ninth in dash Her time was 30. Knappa
lish field trip by the school district. Tern Johnson, Will Binns and
Attendance
this
year
reached
rafter cutting.
came in first in the 880 relax with
The Office Practice class sta rt­ 103; this included senior class
“The Physician in Suite of Him­ Barry Bergman of Clatskanie.
a time of 2:18.6; Vernonia trailed ed working on a machine prac­ members, faculty, and school self” will run until Sunday. May 9
The group will get special train­
in second place with a time of tice set last Monday
ing in camp counseling to prepare
board members.
2 20.0. In the long jumo Marilyn
The set is designed to give stu­
them to be counselors at the Co­
Henderson was second, jumping dents practice in the use of sever
lumbia County 4-H camo at Wil-
13' 2>v” . Darla Normand placed al common business forms, and
w r Th Park„ ° ? July 7’ 8- 9' and
thin! in the shot with a throw of contains checks, sales slips, depo­
10. They will be part of a group
28' 7” .
sit slips, invoices, and time cards
of approximately 100 older 4-H
The work of the practice set is
The final scon* was Knappa.
^ s mberS from 14
coun-
Seven foreign students from var
broken up into 40 individual jobs.
first place, 83* points; am) Ver
May
3
-
Spanish
Rice,
com.
but­
ions countries around the world
nonia. second place, 29' j points. In the course of completing the 40
I
Frazer' Family
ter sandwiches, pears.
will visit VHS today and tomorrow.
jobs, a student is required to per
Life Specialist from Oregon State
May
4
-
Meat
loaf,
green
beans,
Paul
Bunyan
held
a
meeting
Thursdnv and Fridas arc declar
form a variety of clerical tasks,
I nixersity. and Lois Redman. Ex-
Tuesday, April 20. at 10:20 a m. to
butter sandwiches, white cake
txt AFS Davs at VHS To start off
including not only the use of add
D pv I? S pec , alist -
and Youth
May
5
-
Corn
dogs,
ootato
chips
discuss
txw>
main
points
concerning
AFS Days, the foreign students
ing and calculating machines, but
witi. t h r t r a t o i n ^ 1
3SSisting
pickles, jello.
will arrive sometime this after
also such tasks as entering items a cleanup for P'e lake and the
possibility of having a boat race May 6 - Mashed potatoes, soinach
noon A notluck will be held this
on these business forms ami sort
The
workshop
will
be
operated
peanute b u t t e r sandwiches
evening at 7 p.m. in the Home
ing and resorting the forms ac­ soonsored by the Paul Bunyan
udthmth£
a,-camP as Possible
peaches.
Club
Ec room to welcome the students.
cording to date, number, and al
here ah 7 '^ e?ab0n of club mem­
After several minutes of general May 7 - Kosher cheese sandwiches
After the potluck, a play night
phabetical arrangement
bers dixided into camp groups and
Miss
Jacquilin
Maier
drove
six
discussion, the conversation tum-
stewed tomatoes, jello salad
will be held for all those interested
The
set
is
bast'd
on
a
grocery
the
extension agents acting as
of
the
GAA
track
girls
to
a
meet
chocolate
cookies.
in meeting the visitors Ml da)
business and all the forms intro­ <xl to the idea of a boat race spon­
counselors.
6
in
Seaside
April
20
. — -
Friday, the students will sneak in
duced here have been drawn from sored by Paul Bunyan the ine,11 *
Placing third in the 100-m“ter the files of that «vise of business
hers of the chib felt that since the fc
‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘
■
different classes except for fourth
period when they will present a hurdles for Vernonia was Carol
Evans Sandra Turner placed first
much, no one should object to $
sp,,’'ial assembly in the gvm
baling another one
The students will eat that night in the IOO-yard dash and second Foreign Fiesta to Be
in the 220-yard dash Marilyn Hen
The next petal under discussion
with th e ir host families To end
was cleaning up Lake Vernonia
th«- \ i s Days, Jim P roehl will derson place«! third in the long Held at Vernonia H i
1 ake Vernonia was created about
host a party at his home at 8 lump and Bonnie Normand placed
p m in honor of th e students The fifth in the shot nut
A "Foreign Fiesta" wilt be held a year ago, and it is time for a
In the relays. Vernonia placed Thursday. April 29. from 8 to 10 cleanup around it, so say club
students will go home Saturday
Mon., Wed., Thurs.—9:30 a.m. to 12 Noon
thin! in the 440 relay and the 880 p m in th«' high schixxl gym
members.
morning.
medley.
These points were to be taken
This special foreign party is to
Out of the four schixils partici­ honor the foreign students visit­ to student council to be presented
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SUMMER SCHEDULE
pating in
the meet Vernonia ing the high school April 29-30 to all concerned
placed third Placing first was
X Vernonia R esidenle-F or Ouleide Appoinlment,
There will be foreign dancing,
Seaside, second was Knappa and singing and a piñata This pro
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THURSDAY. APRIL 29 1971 fourth place went to Warrenton
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COMPILED
BY
THE
VERNONIA
HIGH
SCHOOL
JOURNALISM
CLASS
Financial Aid Assistance Is
Available to VHS Students
Air Mechanics
Career Plan of
Gene G. Baska
Sawdust
Vicki Ramsey
Enjoys Living
At Birkenfeld
Loggers' Log
Senior Banquet
Held April 24
FFÄ Members at
Skills Contest
Student Council
Minutes —
GAA Track Team
At Knappa Meet
Workshop Due
4-H Counselors
VHS Plans AFS
Days Activities
Paul Bunyan to
Sponsor Events
School Menu
Third Taken at
GAA Track Meet
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