Grant Union High School - Prospector Yearbook (John Day, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1977 volume:

THE PROSPECTOR 1977 GRANT UNION HIGH SCHOOL JOHN DAK OREGON TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration and Faculty............................3 Freshmen.............................................27 Sophomores...........................................33 Juniors......................................... .39 Seniors..............................................45 Sports .................................................55 Organizations...........................................81 Activities..............................................93 Advertisements ........................................119 Index..................................................133 SCHOOL BOARD Clockwise from left: Charles Dannen, Terry Farrell, Barbara McCaige, Leroy Smith, Gene Officer, Stanley Stout, Dean Nodine, Mae Jeanette Henning, Dick Ray, LuAnn Holland, Willard Reeve, Ed Newton, and Lester Still. Mr. Dean Nodine has been our district superintendent for 15 years. He was born at Sinai, South Dakota. He attended college at the University of Oregon, where he earned his masters degree. Mr. Nodine and his wife Joyce have three children, Jeff, Jodi, and Jeanie. 4 SUPERINTENDENT OUR PR1NC PAL-MR. PANS EH Mr. Charles Dannen has been our principal for nine years. Born and raised in Brownsville, Oregon, he joined the military in 1943. After that he went to college at 0. S. U. Mr. Dannen has two daughters; Heather, 22 and Hollie, 13. His hobbies include woodworking and outdoor activities. Charleyne Rutter has worked as our secretary for thirteen years. She was born and raised in Mount Vernon. Her job includes typing, bookkeeping, shorthand, and taking telephone calls. 5 LANGUAGE Mr. Gene Winnett has been at Grant Union for nine years. He lives here with his wife Cathy, and three children, Kevin 14, James 11, and Tiffany 9. Mr. Winnett teaches Mirrors of Man and Freshman English. He is Athletic Director, Assistant Football Coach, and Varsity Club Advisor. Gene enjoys golfing and hunting. The Freshman English class hard at work. The Freshman English class, except the boys in the front, continue on with their work. 6 DEPARTMENT Mrs. Dannen was born and raised in Portland. She has been teaching here for eleven years. Her classes this year are Creative Writing, Journalism, Speech Psychology, and Counseling. She enjoys bowling, reading, music, and traveling. RaMona Desjardin lettering for the Gold Digger. LANGUAGE Mr. Harry Neumann, our counselor, taught American Literature this year. Mr. Neumann has worked at Grant Union for two years. He was born and raised in Spencer Wisconsin and attended Wisconsin State University. He and his wife Linda have three children. His hobbies are skiing, baseball, hunting, fishing, soccer, and tennis . Cindee Walker thinking of better days. Group discussion over different authors. American Literature class discussing a new novel. 8 DEPARTMENT Mr. Dave Tolman has been teaching Annual Staff, German, Spanish, and English II for two years. Dave is assistant Football and Wrestling Coach and Head Track Coach for the boys. Mr. Tolman likes to fish and hunt. Greg Armstrong, Robert Camargo, and Lesley Warner prepare debate tactics. Spanish class enjoys their own cooking at their annual Mexican dinner. 9 ViOOdSHOP Mr. Larry Mathews was born in Pendelton, Oregon. He came here three years ago to teach Freshman Wood- shop, Industrial Math, Drafting, Construction, General Shop, and Girls Wood. Mr. Mathews coaches boy’s Junior Varsity Basketball, and girl’s and boy’s Varsity Golf. Alan Fisher and Brian Neumann having a great time. Industrial Math class. 10 AUTO SHOP Tom Moore playing cars. Carl Johnson, has taught auto and metal shop for 9 years. His classes have special assignments like the new foot- ball sleds. The metal items around school including flag poles, backstops, the G. U., and bike racks have been made by the welding and metal working classes. Leland Bliss fired up over welding. Terry Griffith all greased up. 11 NEW FACES IN Mrs. Wendy Wiggins, a graduate of Southern Oregon State College, has spent her first teaching year instructing band and choir here at Grant Union. She was born and raised in Klamath Falls. Mrs. Wiggins enjoys dancing, flute, singing, and bike riding. Honor Choir warming up. THE MUSIC DEPT. Concert Band. the band for the concert. Brian Cure helps jazz the music up. Mr. Timothy Nord, our new band teacher, born and raised in Portland, Oregon. He attended Portland State University. Mr. Nord teaches guitar, concert band, and stage band. His main interests are mountain climbing, hiking and backpacking. 13 DEPARTMENT OF Mr. Don Jones has been teaching Citizenship, and Clusters for twelve years. He is a graduate of University of Montana. Mr. Jones also spent time in the Army at Munich, Germany. He coaches football, and girls basketball. SOCIAL SCIENCES Mr. Mike McCoy is teaching Citizenship, Ameri- can History, Sociology, 2201, and Campaign 76. He has been teaching here two years. He and his wife Linda have three children, Michelle 7, Jeff 5, and Jason 2. Mr. McCoy enjoys all athletics and fishing. He is the Freshman Football coach and Head Wres- tling Coach. BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Sue Bonnett and Clav Crim taking timewritings. This is Miss Judy Bigelow’s second year working in thi Business Department at Grant Union. Miss Bigelow is teach ing Typing I, Bookkeeping and Office Practice this year She also coaches Freshman-Sophomore Volleyball anc serves as Pep Club advisor. Miss Bigelow giving helpful advice to Valerie Windham. 16 HOME EC. GETS NEW DEHEAD It’s always a busy day in Gourmet Foods. New in the Home Economics Department this year is Mrs. Susan Erickson. Susan’s hobbies include sewing, crocheting, macrame, embroidery, and racing in jeeps. Mrs. Erickson teaches Home Economics, Home Decorating, Gourmet Foods, Bachelor Living, and Fashion Modeling. Sandy Childress, Lisa Krayer, Cindy Cyrus, and Vicki Bagett display their creation. Cathy Duffy really gets into her work. 17 P £ DEPARTMENT Mr. and Mrs. Toste have taught at Grant Union for four and two years respectfully. Mr. Toste teaches P. E. and Health. Mrs. Toste teaches P. E. and Conditioning, she coached volley- ball and is an assistant basketball coach. For hobbies Mr. Toste likes to travel, play football and ride motor- cycles (when he gets one.) Mrs. Toste likes to sew, read, and disect things. The Tostes have two children; Angie 3, and Travis 1. Sandy Williams enjoys vaulting. Kevin Winnett learns to do a flip. Chuck and Carol Toste. 18 TINE ARTS DEPARTMENT Art class having a busy day. Mr. Don Roberts has been at Grant Union for four years. He is teaching Advanced Painting, Sculpturing- Drawing, Introductory Art, Modern Novel, Expository Writing, and Junior and Senior Play. Don lives with his wife Diana and daughter Ptolemy. Mr. Roberts was born and raised in Eastern Washington and Oklahoma. SCIENCE Mr. L. J. Baucum holds the record for being at Grant the longest. For twenty-two years he has taught Biology I and II, Conservation, and Agriculture. Mr. Baucum’s hobbies include athletics, fishing, and farming. Marty Holmstrom, )im Lattie, and Mark Seals’ interest varies between the photographer and disecting. Biology I class studying hard. 20 DEPARTMENT Robert McGuire “Mac” has been Grant Union’s Physical Science teacher for the past nine years. Besides teaching several science classes, Mr. McGuire also instructs Program Math and Surveying. Mac stated that Surveying was his most enjoyable class this year, but was hampered due to lack of funds and equipment, but several trips were scheduled to make up for the dilemma. Mr. McGuire is an avid bird hunter, along with enjoying fishing and camping. Physics students ponder (daydream) about the mysteries of the universe. 21 Mrs. Kuizenga has been teaching at Grant Union for 11 years. She graduated from Michigan State U. Classes she teaches include Algebra I and II, and Personal Finance. Some of her hobbies are swimming, fishing, and golf. Mrs. Kuizenga is also very active in community affairs. She was appointed to a 14 month term on the )ohn Day City Council, and later was elected to a 4 year term. Shari Palmer reaching in the bag to draw a yark. MATH Mrs. Daisy Kuizenga. DEPARTMENT Geometry class corrects their homework. Mr. Ken Molnar has been a mathematics teacher at Grant Union for 8 years. He teaches Advanced Topics, Advanced Industrial Math, Basic Math, Geometry, Industrial Math, and Special Topics. He is head of the intra- mural program, and Ken is also sophomore class advisor. He and his wife Peggy, a Grant Union graduate in 1968, have two children, Matthew 3, and Melinda. Excitement is produced in Geometry. 23 HEAL TH-VRIVER 'S EVOCATION Mr. Henry Talus has been a teacher at Grant Union for 8 years. He teaches Driver Education, Health, Career English. Henry and his wife Donna have three children Dottie, Steve, and Stacy. Health class keeping up with the hard work. 24 Mr. Talus surveying his class. Mr. Henry Talus. LIBRARY STAff Mrs. Melanie Labhart and Mrs. Beth Spell. Mrs. june Clift. CUSTOVMHS FACULTY LIFE Mr. Jones is always hungry. Dan Lissman whistles while he works. Mr. Winnett looking wistful. Mr. and Mrs. Dannen at the dance. 26 FRESHMEN FRESHMAN Wes Aasness Tracey Alley Marlene Arnett Jolene Aufforth Korina Benson Judy Bezona Todd Bezona Toni Bezona Kevin Winnett, Pres.; Bruce Rickman, Repres.; Teri Galbreath, Sec.; Patti Downing, Vice Pres.; 28 Charity Clark, Repres. Paul Brough Deanna Cameron CLASS Charity Clark Brian Clemons Loren Cook Tambra Cook Tammy Cox Linda Cure Wayne Daly Ralph Daly Carl Dennis Wes Deuel Jeff Downing Patti Downing Laurie Dunham John Elliott Kreg Evans Mike Finney Alan Fisher Pam Francis 29 30 FRESHMEN CONTINUED Pam Gagnon Teri Galbreath Shawn Gibbs Gina Glass Rosa Crider Celeste Hill Mike Hill Richard Holland Colleen Hull Gary Hunter Pat Immoos Gwen Ingram Jay Jenkins Matt Johnson Kelly Josi Don Justice Bill Kuhn Christi Ladd Tammy Leathcrbury Machelle Majors Teri Marcheski Mark McCrary Karen McGuire Teresa Moery Shawn Moles Ted Moreau Tom Moreau Bob Neely Deana Newcomb Brian Neumann Delbert Newman Ruth Norton Glenn Palmer Elizabeth Pereira Bill Prophet Cindy Phillips Bruce Rickman Jerry Roe Jeff Schaffer Lois Schrade 31 32 Tina Sheets Farren Stanberry Cami Steelman Mike Stinnett Mari Thompson Greg Wagner Bob Warner Cindy White Greg White Sandi Williams Cody Wilson Kevin Winnett Terry Wyatt Jodi Hatfield K. C.Johnson Casey Joslin Dana Keeling Pam Morris Denise Rife •••. • . ..«r • v- - . ■� • � A - J aL+£i. . T ..... --......•' '-' . HF v • -• . ,« r '1 1 • .� « T� . •« - V� %v . .• A -_V — SOPHOMORE Mike Alley Greg Armstrong Clay Arnell Steve Baack Lisa Barrietua Cindy Beam Jon Bennett Bill Bentley Angie Binschus Brenda Binschus Leland Bliss Lewis Burdick Sonna Sintay, Pres; Tammy Elliott, Vice Pres; Cindy Davis, Sec; Tracy Moulton, Lori Nelson, Reps. 34 CLASS Blaise Burgman Bob Camargo Eddy Carpenter Clay Crim Cindy Davis Juanita Dennis Sam Deucll Dennis Doe Chris Dunn Susan Dunn Tammy Elliott Toni Ellison Linda Farley Larry Frampton David Griffith April Hammond Larry Hammons Hollie Hanson Ken Hensley Cindy Hickerson 35 36 SOPHOMORES CONTINUED Verna Hickox Marty Holmstrom )eff Holthouse Tom Houpt Cheryl Ingalls Mike Irwin Nikki Jones Cindy Ketchum Luann Kile Kim Koegler Joe Kowing Dave Krieger Ralph Lambeth Lori Larkin Karen Lock Traci Moulton Lori Nelson Jerry Norton Pam Ogle Tom Olson Craig Palmer Darren Pettyjohn Jane Radinovich Karen Ray Mike Reeve Rinda Rider John Roberts Skip Salisbury Ellen Saunders Mark Seals Glen Simonsen Sonna Sintay Bob Skinner Brad Smith Wayne Switzer Tony Tirico Becky Thompson Tina Thompson Lesley Warner Gina Williams 37 Cari Woodall Kari Young SOPHOMORES NEW PACES IN THE SOPH. Cl ASS Eric Coalman LaDawn Fronapel Mark Fronapel Donna Geigner Lonna Lewis Allan Rife Deanne Shawn Doug Steiner Toni Ellison and Cari Woodall having fun. JUNIOR Jeff Nodine, Representative; Dan Tibbs, Representative; Emilie Moreau, Secretary; Cory Smith, Vice Pres.; Ron Lee, President. 40 CLASS Ramona Desjardin Cathy Duffy Mike Dunham Karen Elliott Mark Emery Dara Evans Debi Fisher Glena Fleury jerry Frampton Jim Frampton Phil Gagnon Monte Gibson Sam Glass Mitch Gregg Calvin Henshaw Kevin Herring Bill Hickerson Evelyn Jackson Mark Johnson Lesa Jones 41 42 JUNIORS CONTINUED Jeanine Justice Jan Kerns Robin Krause Lisa Krayer Brad Ladd Jim Lattie Ron Lee Holly Lewis Mary Liberty Ron Long Darla Long Dan Majors Debbie Martin Laurie McGuire Brian McKinnis Tom Moore Emilie Moreau Mark Moulton Jeff Nodine Delley Officer Tammy Ogllvie Roy Palmer Steve Pereira Cindy Persinger Tina Phillips Kathy Poliak Dean Porter Jeanette Radinovich Steve Rasmussen Sharon Sadorf Sue Schulze Jeff Shank Beth Simonsen Sindy Sintay Phyllis Skinner Cory Smith Nancy Sproul Dan Tibbs Mike Wagner Cindee Walker 43 JUNIORS Jim Walker Tom Warrick Shelly Whale Ken Wilson Patti Williams Renee Woodall Russell Wyllie Jay Coalman Dee Dee LaMasson Carey Cyrus and Cathy Duffy are real cuties! Mark Moulton thinks hard .. . sometimes. 44 It is unfortunate when an accident takes a life of a person, especially when he is so young. John Lachlan McAuslan, a 17-year-old senior at Grant Union, was killed in a car accident March 25, 1977. John is survived by his parents, Gilbert McAuslan of Pendleton and Janet McAuslan of John Day; two brothers, Tom of Whidbey Island, Wn. and David of Pendleton. Driskill Memorial Chapel, John Day handled the arrange- ments. John had lived in John Day since he was about three years old and had attended Humbolt Elementary School, and John Day Grade before entering Grant Union. While at Grant Union John participated in many different things. He played freshman basketball and intramural. He worked in the cafeteria during his Junior year and was employed at the Union 76 Station until his death. John will be greatly missed by his classmates, teachers, and friends at Grant. He was a person who never put anyone down and always had a smile on his face. FIRST IN Robin Adams Bob Armstrong Robert Authier Mark Bagett Teresa Barott Jeff Baucum CENTURY THREE Lynda Beam llah Bowling Dee Childress Taya Cook Tom Cottrell Debbie Cox Brian Cure Scott Denney Dorothy Dennis Tom Dieker Jim Downing Francis Duffy Toni Galbreath Kirk Gervais Bill Geiger Terry Griffith Mike Hanson Patti Hankins ENVOF Jeff Hanson Debbie Henshaw Nadine Hensley David Holland Elaine Holman Ron Howard 48 Larry Jacobsen Lauri Jones Wes Kerns Debbie Kile Debbie Kodesh Cindy K owing Photograph Not Available AN ERA Brad Krayer Laurie Kuhn Venita Lang Denyce Swayne Larson Jeff Larson Jackie Lattie Brian Magee Pete Majors Karen Micnhimer LOOKING Cathy Miller Connie Moles Neice Nelson Kittie Newbrey Joyce Norton Shari Palmer FORWARD... Pauline Pike Claude Rickman Corry Rider Sonny Rider Darrell Robinson Jeff Schrade Tammy Shank Jim Sheets Anita Stinnett Howard Stout Steve Talus Jerry Thomason 52 SENIOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS ADAMS, Robin, Ftbl. 9; Wres. 9,11,12; Tr. 9,10; Basketball 10,11. ARMSTRONG, Bob, Outst. Off. Line. Ad. 3,4; Sec. Team All-League Off. Cen. 4, Ftbl. 1-4; Wres. 1-4; Jazz Bd. 1,2; Pep Bd. 1-2, Band 1-4; “Brigadoon” 3; St. Coun. 2-4; Letter. Cl. 2-4; Ski Cl. 1-4; S R 3,4; NHS 3,4; VP S. Body 3, St. Body Pres. 4; Soph. Class Rep. 2, Prom Es. 3; Sweetheart Es. 2, Baseball 4. AUTHIER, Robert, Trans. 4, Ann. St. 4, S R 4. BAGETT, Mark, Wres. 1-4; Hon. Ch. 2; Jazz Ch. 1; Musical 2; Rodeo Cl. 2; S R 2; Letter. Cl. 4; Jr. Sr. Play 3,4. BAROTT, Teresa, Volleybl. 1,2; Ten. 1,2; Fr. Rep. BAUCUM, Jeff, Most Outst. Def. Back 3,4; Sec. Team All-League Ftbl. 3,4; Ftbl. 1-4; Wres. 1; Track 2-4; Hon. Ch. 1; NHS 3,4; S R 3,4; Ann. St. 3; Goldigger St. 3,4; Sr. Rep.; Ski Cl. 1-4; Var. Cl. 1-4; Ger. Cl. 3; Jr. Sr. Play 4; Winter Prom Es. 4. BEAM, Lynda, Tran. 1; Wres. Cheer. 2; Choir 2-4; Swing Ch. 2-4; Musical 2-4; Pep Cl. 2-4. BOWLING, 11 ah, Tr. 3; Ten. 2; Girls Ch. 1; Hon. Ch. 2,3; Musical 2,3; Pep Cl. 1-3; Yrbk. 2. COOK, Taya, Volleybl. 1; Gymn. 1, Choir 2, Sp. Cl. 4; Ger. Cl. 1, Trans. COTTRELL, Tom. Transfer 4. COX, Debbie, Ten. 1,2; Wres. Man. Stat. 3,4; Pep Cl. 1-4; Yrbk. 4;Sp. Cl. 1; Jour. 2. CURE, Brian; Basketball 1; Baseball 3; Pep Bd. 1-4; Jazz Bd. 1-4; Brigadoon 3. DENNEY, Scott, Ftbl. Awards: All League HS Super- stars, Most Outst. Bk. 3,4, All St.; All Amer. 4; Ftbl. 1-4; Bask. 1,2-4; Base. 1-4; Tr. 1; Musical 3; Var. Cl. 1-4; Weight. Cl. 4; Ski Cl. 1,3; S R 3; Joum. 2-4; Homecom. Esc. 4; Freshman Class Officer. DENNIS, Dorothy, Volleyball Most Val. Ad 4; Volley- ball 3,4; Volleyball All-St. 3,4; Basket. 3; Pep Cl. 3,4; Girls Var. Cl. 3,4; Gr. Hog Pr. 4. DIEKER, Tom, Ftbl. All-St. Hon. Men. 2,3; 1st Team All-League 2-4; Most Outst. Off. Bk. 2-4; 3rd Team All-St. 4; East-West Shrine All-St. QB 4; Basketball 1st Team All- League 3, 2nd Team All-St. Most Val. 3,4; Ftbl. 1-4; Basket. 1-4; Baseball 2-4; Var. Cl. 2-4; Boy’s St. 3; Prom Es. 3; Homecom. Es. 1,2. DOWNING, Jim, Transfer 4, Ftbl. 4; Base. 4; Letter. Cl. 4; All-League 1st Team Def. End 4, 2nd Team Tight End, Hon. Men. All-St. Def. Line., Most Va. Def. Lineman 4; Jr. Sr. PI. 4; Prom Es. 4. DUFFY, Francis, Basketball Coaches Ad, Ftbl. 1-4; Basebl. 1; Tr. 2-4; Baskbl. 1-4; Ski Cl. 1-4; S R 3,4; Var. Cl. 3,4; St. Coun. 4; Weight Cl. 4; Jr. Cl. Pres.; Boy’s St. 3; Jr. Sr. Cl. PI. 4. Prom. King. GALBREATH, Toni: Winter Ct. Prin. 4; Prom. Prin. 4; Ten. 1,2. GERVAIS, Kirk, Trans. 4, Jazz Band 4. GIEGER, Bill, Ftbl. 1,3; Baseball 1,2; Wres. 2,3; Rodeo Cl. 1-4. GRIFFITH, Terry, Ftbl. 1-4; Wres. 1,2; Golf 3, Tr. 1,2; Letter. Cl. 1-4; S R. HANSON, Mike, Tr. 2-4, Baskbl. 1-4; Ftbl. 2, Var. Cl. 3,4; Sr. Cl. Rep. 4. HANKINS, Patti, All Tourn. Team Hon. Men. Volley- ball 4; Volleyball 1-4; Var. Baskbl. Stat 2,3; Fr. Baskbl. Stat 1; Hon. Ch. 2-4, Pep Cl. 1-4;GAA 1; Journ. 4, Var. Cl. 2-4; Annual St. 3; St Coun. Trea. 4; Miss Groundhog Queen 2. Prom Queen. HANSON, Jeff, Trans. 2; Tr. Man. 3; Baskbl. 1;Con. Bd. 1-4; Stage Bd. 1-4; Pep Bd. 1-4; Musical 2-4. HENSHAW, Debbie, J.V. Cheerleader 2; Var. Bask. Cheer. 3,4; Var. Ftbl. Cheer. 4; Hon. Ch. 2-4; Jasmine 2-4; Musical 2-4; NHS 3,4; Var. Cl. 3,4; Pep Cl. 2-4, Jr. Cl. VP; Homecoming Prin. 4; Sweetheart Prin. 4; Prom Esc. 3; Girls State 3. HENSLEY, Nadine, Volleyball Dist 1st Team All-St 3; Volleyball Dist 2nd Team 4; Volleyball 14; Gymn. 1; Basketball 3,4; Tr. 1-3; Girls Ch. 1; GAA 1; Rodeo Cl. 3,4; Var. CL 1-4; Pep Cl. 1-4. HOLLAND, David, Basketball 1,2. HOLMAN, Elaine. HOWARD, Ron, Basketball 1; Golf 2; Con. Bd. 3,4; S R 1. JACOBSEN, Larry, Golf 2; Fr. Basketball Man. 1; Band 1,2; S R 3. JONES, Lauri, Volleyball 1-3; Basketball Stat 1-4; JV Cheerleader 2, Var. Ftbl. Cheerleader, Var. Basketball Cheerleader 4; Hon. Ch. 2,4; Jazz Ch. 3, Brigadoon” 3; Pep Cl. 1-4, NHS 24, GAA 1; Journ. 3; Soph. Rep., Jr. Sec., Girls St. 3; Homecoming Prin. 1; Prom Escort 3. KERNS, Wes, Mr. Wrestler 4; Ftbl. 1; Wres. 1-4; Rodeo CL 1; Choir 1-3, S R 3,4. KILE, Debbie, Choir 14, Band 14, Brigadoon” 3. KODESH, Debbie, Tennis 2; Hon. Ch. 2. KOWING, Cindy, Volleyball 1-3, Pep Cl. 1-3, NHS 3,4; Jr. Sr. Play 3,4. KRAYER, Brad, Ftbl. 24; Baseball 3,4; Tr. 2; Letter. 2-4; Ski Cl. 1-4, Sweethearts Prince 4; Homecoming Esc. 4; Prom Esc. 4. KUHN, Laurie, Pep Cl. 1-4, Ski Cl. 4, NHS 2-4; Girls St 3, Jr. Sr. Play 3. LANG, Venita, Tennis 1,2; Band 1-4, Choir 1-4; Swing Ch. 1-4. Stage Band 1-4; Pep Bd. 1-4, Musical 2-4. LARSON, Denyce, Tr. 1,2; Volleyball 1; Gymn. 1,2; Choir 1; Swing Ch. 2, Jasmine 3; Musical 2, Pep Club 1-3. LARSON, Jeff, Ftbl. 14; Tr. 1-4; Wres. 1; Letter. Cl. 14. LATTIE, Jackie, Tennis 1; Pep Club 1,2. LONG, Bill, Ftbl. Man. 1; JV Basketball Man. 2;Track Manager 4. 53 McGUIRE, Kathie, Volleyball 1-4; Golf 1, Boy’s Basketball Man. 3,4; Track 1,2,4. McKENNA, Chuck, Trans. 4,'S R 4, Annual Staff 4, Rodeo Club 4. MAGEE, Brian, Who’s Who Among HS Stud. 4, Tr. 1-3, Wrest. 1,4; Ftb. 1,2; Hon. Ch. 3. Guitar 3; “Brigadoon” 3, Letter. 1-4; S R 3,4, Rodeo Cl. 1,2; Ski Cl. 1-4, Gold Digger St. 3,4; Jr. Sr. Play 4, Homecoming Escort 4. MAJORS, Pete, Groundhog Escort 1. MICNHIMER, Karen, Tennis 2, Girls Ch. 1, Hon. Ch. 2, Guitar 2, Musical 2, Jr. Sr. PI. 3. MILLER, Cathy, Transfer 4. MOLES, Connie, Trans. 3, Volleyball 1, Gymn. 1, Basketball 3, Pep Cl. 1-3, Aid 3. NELSON, Neice, Volleyball High Ad Scor. 3, Most Inspir. Ad 4, 2nd Team All Dist. 4; Volleyball 1-4, Tr. 2; Pep Cl. 1-4, Ski Cl. 1-4; Stud. Coun. 1,2; Var. Cl. 1-4, GAA 1; JV Cheerleader 2; Var. Ftbl. Basketball Cheerleader 3,4; Spring Ball Prin. 1; Homecoming Prin. 2, Prom Esc. 3,4; Journ. 3,4. NEWBREY, Kittie, Tennis 1,2; Volleyball 1, Pep Club 1,2; Journ. 2, Aid 3,4. NORTON, Joyce, Choir 3,4. PALMER, Shari, Tr. 2, Volleyball 2, Ten. 1, Choir 1, Pep Cl. 1,2; Winter Ball Queen 4, Homecoming Prin. 3, Prom Escort 3. PIKE, Pauline, Volleyball 1,2, Track 2, Band 1-3, Pep Band 1,2. RICKMAN, Claude, Ftbl. 1-3, Wrest. 1,2, S R 2-4. RIDER, Corry, Golf 4. RIDER, Sonny, Who’s Who 3, Basketball 2,3, Ftbl. Man. 2, Golf 2-4, Con. Band 1-4; Stage Bd. 1-4, Musical 3, Pep Band 1,2, FFA 1,2. ROBINSON, Darrell, Who’s Who in Amer. Stud. 3, Basketball 1,2; Tr. Man. 2,3, Ftbl. Man. 4, Annual St. 4; Germ. Cl. 3, Var. Cl. 2-4, Stud. Coun. 4, Sr. Class Vice-Pres. SCHRADE, Jeff, Most Inspir. Ftbl. Player 4, Hon. Men. Ftbl. 4, Ftbl. 1-4, Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1-4, S R 3,4, Annual Staff 3, Gold Digger 3,4; Var. Cl. 1-4; Jr. Sr. Cl. Play 4, German Cl. 3; Sweethearts Escort 3. SHANK, Tammy, Most Inspir. Tr. 2, Most Valuable, Hon. Ment. Volleyball 4, Volleyball 1-4; Track 1-4; Pep Cl. 1,2; Var. Cl. 1-4, Girls State 3; Sweetheart Princ., Prom Escort 3,4; Sweetheart Queen 4; Groundhog Prin. 3. SHEETS, Jim, Best Def. Ftbl. State Tourn. 3, All Tourn. 4; Ftbl. 1-4, Basketball 1-4; Tr. 1-3; Var. Cl. 1-4, S R 2-4; Jr. Sr. Play 4; Homecoming Esc. 2, Prom Prince 3, Winter Formal King 4. STINNETT, Anita, Jr. Sr. Play 4, Stage Set 1-4. STOUT, Howard, Most Improved Golfer 3; Golf 1-4; Basketball 2-4, Ski Club 1-4, S R 3,4; Varsity Club 1-4. TALUS, Steve, Outstanding Male Golfer 1-3; Basket- ball 1-4; Golf 1-4; Choir 1,2,4; Swing Choir 1,3,4; Band 1,2; Stage Band 1-4; NHS 2-4; Var. Cl. 1-4; Sr. Class Pres.; Who’s Who Among American HS Stud. 3,4; Boy’s State 3, All-State Choir 3; Musical 3,4; Boy’s State Choir Director 4, Sweethearts Escort 4, Prom Escort 3. THOMASON, Jerry, Wrestling 1; Ski Club 1. THOMPSON, Kelley, Transfer 4, Baseball 4, NHS 4, Work Study 4. TOTH, Julie, Tennis 1, Volleyball 2,3, Track 2, Var. Ftbl. Cheerleader 4; Girl’s Choir 1; Hon. Choir 4, Jasmine 3, Guitar 2, Pep Club 2-4, Var. Cl. 2-4; Groundhog Prin. 2, Aid. 4. TRAYLOR, John, Transfer 4. WALKER, Rich, Wrestling 1, Football 1,2, Baseball 1,2. WILLIAMS, Tami, Volleyball 1,2, Boy’s Track StaL 2, Ski Club 1,2, GAA, 1,2, Journ. 3,4; J.V. Cheerleader Ftbl. and Basketball 2, Pep Club 1,2, Homecoming Queen 4. WHITE, Julie, WHALE, Mike, All-League Run. Back 4, High Point, Most Val. 2; High Point-Most Val. 3,4; Kingfool 4, Foot- ball 1,3,4; Basketball 1-4, Track 1-4; S R 4, Lettermans Club 1-4. VALADE, Tracy, Football 1-3, Basketball 1-3, Track 1,2; Baseball 4. ZEMMER, Angie, Library Asst 1. 54 pros m Front Row: Mgr. Darrell Robinson, Mgr. Bill Bentley, Skip Salisbury, Mark Seals, Larry Hammons, Blaise Burgman, Jon Bennett, Dennis Doe, Mitch Gregg, Roy Palmer, Darren Pettyjohn, Tony Tirico, David Griffith. Row 2: Coach Tollman, Coach Thunell, Scott Denney, Francis Duffy, Wayne Switzer, Bob Skinner, Greg Armstrong, Mike Reeve, Mark Johnson, Mike Irwin, Ken Hensley, Brian McKinnis, Brad Smith, Coach Winnett, Head Coach Don Jones. Row 3: Bob Armstrong, Ken Wilson, Jeff Baucum, Jeff Larson, Jeff Schrade, Jeff Nodine, Dan Tibbs, Jim Sheets, Mike Whale, Brad Krayer, Jim Downing, Steve Baack, Mike Alley, Mark Moulton, Tom Dieker, Mgr. Craig Auker. Tom Dieker goes to pass. Jim Downing nearly misses a great catch! Scott Denney watches the play. The Grant Union Varsity Football team had a very good season this year, winning eight and losing one, a squeaker, to defending state champion Vale. Grant Union ended the season in a tie with Vale for the league championship. Tom Dieker and Jim Downing were picked for the Greater Oregon League All-Star first team. On the second team were Bob Armstrong, Jeff Baucum, and Scott Denney. Those receiving Honorable Mention were Brad Krayer, Jeff Larson, Jeff Nodine, Roy Palmer, Jeff Schrade, and Mike Whale. School awards were given to Scott Denney, Tom Dieker, Bob Armstrong, Jeff Baucum, Jim Downing, Jeff Schrade, Jeff Larson, Roy Palmer and Mitch Gregg. 56 DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIP Head Coach Don )ones Coach Gene Winnett SCOREBOARD Opp. G.U. Payette 6 27 Salem Acad. 30 37 Vale 6 0 Wah tonka 6 50 Crook County 12 48 Mac-Hi 20 22 Madras 0 26 Burns 14 20 Scott Denney reaches for a pass. Offensive line Defensive action during the Vale game. Crunch! 57 FRESHMEN HAVE TOUGH SEASON Back Row: Bruce Rickman, Kevin Winnett, Todd Bezona, Cody Wilson, Gary Hunter, Brian Clemens, Don Justice, Pat Immoos, Coach McCoy. Front Row: Manager Jom Moreau, Alan Fisher, Bob Warner, Mike Finney, Ted Moreau, Mike Stinnett, Bill Kuhn, Matt Johnson. FROSH. SCOREBOARD Crook County 19 0 Vale 34 8 Madras 34 14 Burns 14 0 Nyssa 30 6 Prairie City 30 12 Mac-Hi 22 24 Burns 22 6 J. V. SCOREBOARD Prairie City 36 6 Madras 6 18 Burns 0 6 Bend 35 12 Matt Johnson throws pass as Gary Hunter and Cody Wilson block. 58 FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Neice Nelson, Jeanette Radinovich, Julie Toth, Debbie Henshaw, Lauri Jones. Top to Bottom: Lori Nelson, Kari Young, Sonna Sintay, Jane Radinovich. so SP RERS PLACE FIRST Sindy Sintay, Cindy Cyrus, Nadine Hensley, Neice Nelson, Tammy Shank, Kathy McGuire, Patty Hankins, Dorthy Dennis. Team discusses their next move. Tammy bumps the ball. This years Varsity Volleyball team was the 1976 District Champions. They also were the first team in history from Grant Union to go to state. At district there was no way to stop the girls,” commented Mrs. Toste. All of the starters made all-tournament at district. Most valuable; Tammy Shank, and Dorthy Dennis. Most Inspirational; Neice Nelson. The team ended the season with 13 wins, 11 losses and 1 tie. 60 Were did the ball go?? 61 J. v. vouEmuERS successful Jan Kerns, Cathy Duffy, Nancy Sproul, Cindy Cyrus, Sindy Sintay, Mary Liberty, Renee Thunell mSH-SOPH FINISHUNDEFEATED Front Row: Pam Gangon, Teri Gaibreath, Cindy White, Cari Woodall, Tina Thompson, Laurie Dunham Row 2: Charity Clark, Toni Bezona, Beth Brooks, Karin McGuire, Lori Nelson, Karen Ray, Rosa Grider, Tammy Leatherbury JV. SCORE BOARD FROSH- -SOPH WINNER LOSER SCORE WINNER LOSER SCORE Grant Crook County 15:6, 15:1 Grant Bend 15:1, 15:7 Grant Madras 15:11, 15:1 Grant Madras 15:1, 15:1 Grant Prairie City 15:15, 15:8, 15:6 Grant Burns 15:4, 15:9 Redmond Grant 8:15, 15:3, 15:13 Grant Crook County 15:4, 15:4 Grant Bend 15:3, 15:7 Grant Redmond 15:4, 15:10 Burns Grant 15:4,8:15, 15:4 Grant Wahtonka 15:4, 15:5 Grant Crook County 15:6,15:9 Grant Bend 15:7,15:8 Redmond Grant 15:6,6:15, 15:10 Grant Burns 15:10, 15:12 Grant 62 Wah tonka 15:13, 15:1 Grant Prairie City 15:7, 15:5 msiry cheerleaders Neice Nelson, Jeanette Radinovich, Debbie Henshaw, Laurie Jones, Sindy Sintay Sonna Sintay, Jane Radinovich, Kari Young, Lori Nelson FROSH CHEERLEADERS Top: Terri Galbreath, Patti Downing, Cindy White 63 Tom Moore, Ron Lee, Mark Moulton, jim Sheets, Steve Baack, Dean Porter, Tom Dieker, Brad Ladd, Howard Stout, Brian McKinnis, Francis Duffy, Scott Denney, and Steve Talus. Center: Coach Bob McGuire and Manager Karen McGuire. jim Sheets shoots against Burns. BOVS VARSLTV BASKETBALL Porter stretches for the ball. Team huddles in front of large home crowd. The Varsity Basketball team under new head coach Bob McGuire, ended the season with 10 wins and 10 losses. Tom Deiker was awarded Most Valuable, Dean Porter named Outstanding Player, Francis Duffy was given Coaches Award, and Mark Moulton received Most Improved Player for the 1976-77 basket- ball season. Dieker snoots nice jump shot. 65 J. V. BASKETBALL Manager: Sam Deuell, Jeff Holthouse, Roy Palmer, Ron Lee, Darren Pettyjohn, Mike Alley, Kim Koegler, Bob Skinner, Ken Hensely, Dan Tibbs, Mark Seals, Dennis Doe, Jeff Shank, Coach Larry Mathews, Front Row: Tom Moore, Brad Smith. Bob Skinner tips ball to Prarie City. 66 FROSH BASKETBALL Brian Neumann, Matt Johnson, Bill Kuhn, Gary Hunter, Tom Moreau, Jeff Downing, Richard Holland, John Brazil, Cody Wilson, John Elliott, Kevin Winnett, Bob Warner, Alan Fisher, Don Justice. Freshman puts another up for two. Kim Koegler shoots from foul line. Ron Lee guards his man close. 67 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL Coach Don |ones, Dana Bueno, Nadine Hensley, Carey Cyrus, Juanita Dennis, Kathy Cottrell, Tracy Moulton, Kathy McGuire, LaDawn Fronapel, Jan Kerns, Karen Elliott, Laurie Dunham, and Manager Beth Simonsen. Kathy McGuire makes a good jump. The Girls Varsity Basketball team had a lot of hard work and learning involved in only their second season at Grant Union. Under the coaching of Don Jones they had 4 wins and 12 losses. Kathie McGuire was given Most Valuable Player award and Nadine Hensley received Most Inspirational. The team has shown great improvement this last year. Jan Kerns tries for two points. 68 GIRLS J. V. BASKETBALL Cari Woodall, Pam Gagnon, Teresa Moery, Korina Benson, Cindy Phillips, Susan Bonnett, Toni Elison, Cathy Duffy, Rosa Grider, Celeste Hill, Lisa Staten, Shawn Gibbs. Teresa Moery dribbles through opponents. Cari Woodall, looks for teammate. Shawn Gibbs puts the ball in play. 69 GUHS WRESTLERS Top Row: Brian Magee, Wes Kerns, Mike Reeve, Mark Johnson, Dan Davis, Bob Armstrong, Jeff Nodine, Middle row: Coach Dave Tolman, Mark Bagett, Ken Wilson, Greg Armstrong, Tony Tirico, Coach Mike McCoy, Front row: K. C. Johnson, Chris Dunn, Calvin Henshaw, Steve Rasmussen, Blaise Burgman, Manager Ted Moreau. Not pictured; Delley Officer, Robin Adams, Todd Bezona. Mark Bagett struggling with a Vale opponent. 70 Senior Wrestlers: Mark Bagett, Brian Magee, Wes Kerns, Bob Armstrong. Below: Robin Adams Under Head Coach Mike McCoy and assistant coach Dave Tolman, the Prospector wrestlers ended the season with a 4-18 dual meet record. With five Seniors, seven Juniors, six Sophomores, and only two Fresh- men, the team wasn’t too big but it showed lots of spirit. The team finished sixth at district and placed seven wrestlers; Jeff Nodine third, Steve Rassmussen, Greg Armstrong, Ken Wilson, Wes Kerns, and Mark Bagett fourth, and Bob Armstrong sixth. We are looking forward to another exciting season next year. Ken Wilson, Most Valuable, Most Outstand- ing, 1976-77. 7i RAM STATISTICS Most 1st Takedowns............Ken Wilson Most Takedowns................Wes Kerns Most Escapes..................Ken Wilson Most Reversals.....................Steve Rassmussen Most 2 point Near Falls.......Ken Wilson Most 3 point Near Falls.......Ken Wilson Most Falls.........................Steve Rassmussen Most Team points..............Ken Wilson Above right: Bob Armstrong pinning his Baker opponent. Right: Delly Officer on his way to a win over Vale. Below: Steve Rasmussen enroute to a third round pin over Vale. 72 Cindy Davis, Karen Ray, Sandy Childress Awards Most Valuable.........................Ken Wilson Most Outstanding ...............Ken Wilson Most Promising Frosh .......Todd Bezona Mr. Wrestler.....................Wes Kerns Most Improved ............Jeff Nodine At left: District Placers; Greg Armstrong 4th, Ken Wilson 4th, Jeff Nodine 3rd, Bob Armstrong 6th, Mark Bagett 4th, Wes Kerns 4th, Steve Rasmussen 4th. v. 73 Back Row: Coach Harry Neumann, jim Downing, Greg Armstrong, Brad Krayer, Scott Denney, Kim Koegler, Tom Dieker, Ken Hensley, Mike Reeve, Jeff Schrade, Bob Armstrong, Lauri Jones. Bottom Row: Jeff Shank, Mike Dunham, Bill Bentley, Dan Tibbs, Dan Majors, Wayne Switzer, Brian Neumann, Tracy Valade, Sam Deuell, Mark Seals, Kelly Thompson. Bob Armstrong, ready for the pitch. 74 jcff Shank throwin’ the ol’ spit ball while Dan Tibbs looks on. Scott Denney gets a hit! What a surprise! 75 GIRLS SIT MANY HEW RECORDS AT G. U. |an Kerns sets new school record in discus. Lori Nelson fastest 100 yarder. Sonna Sintay shows good form. Judy Bezona works at javelin. Korma Benson tries for distance in long jump. 76 Front Row: Manager Shelly Whale, Sindy Sintay, Lisa Krayer, Colleen Hull, Karen McGuire, Lori Nelson, Teri Marcheski, Jan Kerns, Kathie McGuire, Manager Emilie Moreau. Back Row: Coach Bob McGuire, Shawn Gibbs, Judy Bezona, Celeste Hill, Christie Ladd, Sue Bonnett, Cathy Duffy, Susie Day, Laurie McGuire, Korina Benson, Sonna Sintay, Cindy White. Not Pictured: LaDawn Fronapel and Tammy Shank. Sindy Sintay sets new record in Long Jump. Kathie McGuire: starter on record breaking 440 relay. 77 toys TAKE mTO STATE GRANT Front Row: Mike Hanson, Larry Hammons, Jeff Baucum, Brian McKinnis, Francis Duffy, Larry Frampton, Coach Tolman, Coach Baucum. Back Row: Manager Bill Long, Jerry Frampton, Robert Camargo, Dave Krieger, Dean Porter, Steve Baack, Jeff Larson, Mike Whale, Kevin Winnett. Jeff Larson throws a mean javelin. Brian McKinnis strains for a good jump. 78 Jeff Larson: Third in State. At the State Track Meet we did fairly well this year, bringing home a total of 22 points. Those going to state were Kevin Winnett, 10.2 100 yd.; Brian McKinnis’ Long Jump High Jump; Jeff Larson, Jav.; Francis Duffy, 440 Relay; and Mike Whale, Both hurdles 440 relay. Mike Whale pictured at the right placed first in the 330 Inter- mediate Hurdles and third in the High Hurdles. Larson placed third. The 440 relay team, Winnett, Duffy, Mc- Kinnis, Whale, fifth. Winnett to Duffy exchange, 440 relay. lerry Frampton pushes for time. Grant Union sweeps the 100 yd. dash, Brian McKinnis, Mike Whale, Kevin Winnett. Steve Baack makes faces while throwing the discus. 79 GOLFERS 1977 Top Row: Bob Skinner, jeff Holthouse, Howard Stout, Jon Bennett, Matt Aasness; Row 2: Steve Talus, Tom Moore, Greg Wagner, Bill Prophet; Row 3: Richard Holland, Sonny Rider, Karen Elliott, Corry Rider, Bob Warner, Coach Larry Matthews, Debbie Martin, Bruce Rickman, Tom Moreau, Don Justice; Bottom Row: Tammy Oglivie, Tammy Elliot, Jane Radinovich, Kari Young, Pam Ogle, Lois Schrade, Gina Glass, Tina Sheets. Matt Aasness concentrating ... for once. Tom Moore blowing his putt as the camera clicks. 80 ANNUAL STAFF The Annual Staff has many talented people working on it this year. Under the direction of Mr. Dave Tolman, the annual staff hopes to put out the best yearbook ever. With all the trial and errors we go through, we hope everyone enjoys this yearbook! The editors for the 1976-1977 annual were Dara Evans and Phyllis Skinner. Front Row: Steve Rasmussen, SindySintay, Dara Evans, Leslie Warner, Lisa Barrietua, Row 2: Tom Olson, Tina Phillips, Darrel Robinson, LuAnn Kile, Row 3: Chuck Mckenna, Phyllis Skinner, Debbie Cox, jerry Norton, Robert Authier. 82 Lisa Barrietua, LuAnn Kile, Debbie Cox Back Row: Rich Walker, )im Downing, Mitch Gregg, Robin Adams, Craig Auker, Jeff Shank, Tom Moore, Dean Porter, 2nd row: Greg Armstrong, Dan Tibbs, Jeff Baucum, Brad Ladd, Jeff Holthouse, 3rd row: Brad Krayer, Jeff Nodine, 4th row: Mark Moulton, Billy Bentley, 5th row: Steve Talus, Mike Dunham, Bob Armstrong, Mike Whale, Jim Sheets, Roy Palmer, 6th row: Calvin Henshaw, Darrell Robinson, Scott Denney, Jeff Larson, 7th row: Mike Hanson, Francis Duffy, Jeff Schrade, Brian McKinnis, 8th row: Brad Smith, Steve Baack, Wayne Switzer, Delley Officer, Steve Rasmussen, Brian Magee, Ron Lee, Ken Wilson, Howard Stout. VARSITY CLUB Top Row: Lisa Krayer, Nancy Sprout, Phyllis Skinner, Shelly Whale, 2nd row: Karen Ray, Jane Radinovich, Julie Toth, Kathy Cottrell, 3rd row: Tammy Shank, Patti Hankins, Neice Nelson, Jeanette Radinovich, Cindy Cyrus, 4th row: Nadine Hensley, Dorothy Dennis, Mary Liberty, Cathy Duffy, 5th row: Tammy Ogilvie, Jan Kerns, Juanita Dennis, Lori Nelson, 6th row: Carey Cyrus, Debbie Martin, Sandy Childress, Karen Elliott, Laurie Dunham, Tracy Moulton, Lois Schrade. 83 NATIONAL HONOR New Inductees; Standing: Laurie McGuire, Sindy Sintay, Karen Michnhimer, Venita Lang, Loretta Bliss, Cory Smith, Sitting: Phyllis Skinner, Ellen Saunders, Ramona Desjardin, Sonna Sintay, Greg Armstrong and Mike Hansen. 1976 BOY'S GIRL'S STATERS 1977 BOY'S GIRL'S STATERS Back Row: Debbie Henshaw, Emilie Moreau, Beth Simonsen, Cindy Rowing, Laurie Kuhn, Lauri jones, Bob Armstrong, jeff Baucum, Sitting: Dara Evans, and Steve Talus. Not pictured; Tom Dieker, Back Row: Steve Talus, Francis Duffy, Jeff Not pictured; Calvin Henshaw, Back Row: Ron Lee, Dan Tibbs, Jeff Bacum, Sitting: Laurie Kuhn, Lauri Jones, Tammy Shank, and Debbie Nodine, Sitting: Ramona Desjardin, Sindy Sintay, Phyllis Skinner, Henshaw. and Eve,Yn Jackson. GOLD DIGGER Back Row: Loretta Bliss, Howard Stout, jeff Baucum, Ron Lee, Ellen Saunders, Brian Magee, Jeff Schrade, Front Row: Mrs. Dannen, Scott Denney, jeanette Radinovich, Tom Dieker, Shelly Whale, Emilie Moreau, Ramona Desjardin, Beth Simonsen, Kathy McGuire, Patti Hankins, Neice Nelson, Tami Williams. Ramona Desjardin, (Editor) hard at work on the Gold Digger. Neice Nelson, jeff Schrade, Tami Williams, busy at work. The Gold Digger editors this year were Ramona Desjardin and Beth Simonsen. The paper received a 1st Class Rating the first semester of this year and they received three marks of distinction they were: coverage and content, writing and editing, and physical appearance and visual communication. They received a new printing press which was greatly needed concluued Ramona Desjardin. 85 BAND Back Row: Dan Majors, Jeff Hanson, Ron Howard, Middle row: Jeanette Radinovich, Phyllis Skinner, Teri Marcheski, Debbie Kile, Lori Nelson, Tom Warrick, Evelyn Jackson, Front Row: Karen Elliott, Kari Young, Tammy Elliott, Lois Schrade, Tammy Cox. Back Row: Leland Bliss, Calvin Henshaw, Gary King, Front Row: Cindy Phillips, Mike Hill, Mark McCrary, Glen Simonsen, Gwen Ingram, Sonny Rider. 86 CHOIR Back row: Scott Bissonnett, Steve Talus, Calvin Henshaw, Brian Cure; 2nd row: Pam Ogle, Pam Francis, Becky Thompson, Tina Phillips, Tony Ellison; 3rd row: Jodi Hatfield, Tammy Elliott, jane Radinovich, Lauri Jones, Julie Toth, Kari Young, Cindy Davis; 4th row: Joyce Norton, Venita Lang, Debbie Henshaw, Deanna Newcomb, LuAnn Kile, Evelyn Jackson, Ruth Norton; 5th row: April Hammond, Deanna Camron, Susan Dunn, Linda Cure, Tambra Cook, Nikki Jones, Verna Hickox, Debbie Kile. SWING CHOIR Back row: Steve Talus, John Bennett, Tony Tirico, Calvin Henshaw, Brian Cure. Front row: Debbie Henshaw, Sindy Sintay, Lynda Beam, Susan Dunn, Pam Ogle, Laurie Jones, Kari Young, Cindy Davis, Julie Toth, Director Mrs. Wiggins. Venita Lang on piano. 87 Patti Hankins, Sindy Sintay, Bob Armstrong, Francis Duffy 88 Sonna Sintay, Lori Nelson, Kevin Winnett, Bruce Rickman, Charity Clark, Jeff Baucum, Francis Duffy, Jeff Nodine, Sindy Sintay, Bob Armstrong, Patty Hankins, Mike Hanson, Steve Talus, Darrell Robinson, Jeff Schrade, Debbie Henshaw, Dan Tibbs, Ron Lee. Student Council was slow getting started for the 1976-77 school year. The first meeting was called in October to discuss plans for Spirit Week and Homecoming. Throughout the year we obtained a juke box for the cafeteria. It was well approved by the student body. The Council planned a Winter Formal for the first time in Grant Union’s history. The dance was a success and it is planned to become an annual event. They raised the grade point average from 3.00 to 3.25 to receive honor chords at Graduation. Many other topics were discussed and overall the Stu- dent Council was very successful this year. STUDENT COUNCIL W EI V El GOT spirit PROSPECTOR PEP CLUB BRILL TEAM From the top: Neice Nelson, Debbie Henshaw, Lauri Jones, jeanette Radinovich, 2nd row: Cindy Cyrus, Nancy Sproul, Teri Benson, Tony Ellison, Tina Sheets, Lois Schrade, Karen Elliott,‘3rd row: Lisa Krayer, Debbie Fisher, Cindy Beam, Tina Bezona, Gina Glass, Cami Steelman, Teri Marcheski, Phyllis Skinner, 4th row: Robin Krausse, Cari Woodall, Cindy White, Tammy Cox, 5th row: Karen Ray, Sandy Childress, Teri Galbreath, Beth Simonsen, 6th row: Laurie Kuhn, Dorothy Dennis, Tammy Elliott, Nikki Jones, Lonna Lewis, Julie Toth, Lynda Beam, 7th row: Cindy Davis, Pam Ogle, Debbie Martin, Debbie Cox, Christy Ladd, Cindy Walker, Lisa Staten, 8th row: Carey Cyrus, Tracy Moulton, 9th row: Lori Nelson, Tammy Ogilvie, 10th row: Jane Radinovich, Kari Young, Last row: Pres. Cathy Duffy, V. Pres. Ramona Desjardin. Cindy Beam, Nikki Jones, Teri Benson, Judy Bezona, Deanna Cameron, Pam Ogle, Christy Ladd. 89 SEARCH AND RESCUE CLUB Bottom Row: Robert Authier, Terry Griffith, Steve Rasmussen, Brian Magee, Delly Officer, Francis Duffy, Jeff Schrade, Second Row: Chuck McKenna, Tom Warrick, Howard Stout, Jeff Baucum, Bob Armstrong, Craig Auker, Third Row: Daniel Majors, Ron Howard, Larry Jacobson, Dan Tibbs, Mike Whale, Jim Sheets, Fourth Row: Ken Wilson, Russell Wyllie, Mitch Gregg, Bill Hickerson, Claude Rickman, Tom Moore, Jeff Nodine. MIGHTLIfTIHG CLUB Bottom Row: Kevin Winnett, Tom Warrick, Steve Talus, Scott Denney, Jeff Nodine, Dan Tibbs, Mitch Gregg, Roy Palmer, Jim Walker, Top Row: Chuck Toste, Brian McKinnis, Bob Skinner, Dean Porter, Steve Baack, Dan Davis, Francis Duffy, Harry Neumann. 90 ROVEO CLUB Front Row: Chuck McKenna, Verna Hickox, Karen Ray, Nadine Hensley, and Charity Clark; Back Row: Bill Hickerson, Russell Wyllie, Mitch Gregg, and Bill Geiger. 91 SKI CLUB Bottom: Tom Olson, Roy Palmer, jeanette Radinovich, Brad Ladd, Mary Liberty, Brian Mckinnis, Tammy Ogilvie, Francis Duffy, Debbie Martin, Greg Armstrong, Karen Ray, Wayne Switzer, Lisa Krayer, Tom Cottrell, Cory Smith, Bob Skinner, Dean Porter, jane Radinovich, Niece Nelson, Laurie Hooe, Kathy Cottrell, Laurie Kuhn, Ramona Desjardin, Greg Wagner, Bill Prophet, John Bennett. Top: Howard Stout Jeff Baucum, Brian MaGee, Ron Lee, Kim Koegler. SENIOR PROPHECIES ROBIN ADAMS has been doing great in motor-cross. He has made tremendous progress after the removal of his training wheels. BOB ARMSTRONG is doing great in the apartment business. Except for one thing: 27 kids take up a lot of apartment space. ROBERT AUTHIER is now the photographer for PLAYBOY. But, he refuses to take the pictures with his clothes on too! MARK BAGETT has taken over C. W. McCall’s place as C. B. King with the new hit single: “The Stick-Horse Convoy.” JEFF BAUCUM has changed since his high school days. He is a very generous millionaire and donates a lot to charity. LYNDA BEAM has seen the light and is now the New Flying Nun. ILAH BOWLING is making her living at the Austin House ... belly dancing. TERESA BAROTT is now a nurse in the maternity ward. Her advice is: “grin and barott.” TAYA COOK and Rod are happily married. They have just opened up a dance studio and are teaching their unique dance step. TOM COTTRELL is now on the Wanted List” after setting fire to the White House because he accidentally left his sweater on the heater. JIM DOWNING is also on the Wanted List” after disturbing the peace, driving under the influence and ... the biggie ... punching the judge. DEBBIE COX has just invented a new car fuel after consuming the U. S. supply. The new fuel is composed of strong legs and strong will. BRIAN CURE has taken over the Fonz on “Happy Days.” Posters can be bought at the office signed in person by “The Cure.” SCOTT DENNEY almost drowned at the Hot Springs after being pinned under by a wheelchair for four minutes. He suffered irreversible brain damage and is being pushed around by his parents. DOROTHY DENNIS is now attending classes at Oregon State Mental Hospital after claiming to have seen a spider the size of a Volkswagon. TOM DIEKER was last seen in Portland driving his Cadillac and has worn a deep rut on Main Street still trying to find his way out. FRANCIS DUFFY is now the president of the Late Watchers Club. With weekly meetings he has only made two in the past three years. TONI GALBREATH has just become the first real Bionic Woman after falling into the pizza cutting machine. KIRK GERVAIS is now deaf, dumb, and blind. But, he still plays a mean pinball. BILL GEIGER has just beaten Muhammed AM .. . in rock-n-sock ’em robots. 94 TERRY GRIFFITH is still attending Grant Union. And, is still faking the dive. MIKE HANSON is the most respected scientist in the world but still can’t convert brain power to leg power and is still trying to break the eight-minute mile mark. PATTIE HANKINS is now the head cook at Grant Union after firing her mother for burning the pizza. JEFF HANSON has lost his mind after having his doors blown off by a V. W. Bus and is now seen carrying a shot- gun, shooting all Trans Ams in sight. DEBBIE HENSHAW is still unmarried, has dyed her hair blond and is in the movie business. Can you guess her part? NADINE HENSLEY has just taken over Les Schwab. It is now called More Hensley.” DAVID HOLLAND has cut his smoking in half after having one of his lungs removed. This was a matter of life or breath. RON HOWARD found a can of vichyssoise on the supermarket shelf. He is now chasing after Mrs. Kuizenga to get that long sought after “A”. LARRY JACOBSON was recently gonged on the Gong Show trying to tap dance to the three most played songs in America: “Happy Birthday to You,” “Old Lang Syne,” and “Inagodadavieda.” LAURI JONES is also doing great in Bob’s apartment business except for one thing: 35 dogs take up a lot of apartment space too! WES KERNS has taken over the Levi’s Corporation and has just come out with the hottest item on the market: buttless jeans. DEBBIE KILE’s heart was broken when she was forced to leave her true love: John Day. She now resides in Silvies. DEBBIE KODESH has taken her dad’s place at the grade school. Instead of tying them to the chairs, she only handcuffs them. CINDY KOWING now does commercials for Pepto Bismol. Her opening line is “Hi there! I would like to talk to you about diarrhea.” BRAD KRAYER is a well-known architect. His latest and only design is a house built from empty beer bottles ... that he emptied. LAURIE KUHN is now the Vice-President of the NAACP. VENITA LANG is the new Schroeder on “Peanuts.” The real Schroeder eloped with Lucy. DENYCE LARSON and Pat are out standing in their field. KAREN MICNHIMER was brought to court with a mal-practice suit after she crocheted shut a patient’s intestines. CATHY MILLER now crash test cars with her co-pilot K. C. due to their experience in this field. CONNIE MOLES was last seen taking to the under- ground. NEICE NELSON, because of her rejection from society, now cheerleads in a padded cell. KITTIE NEWBREY, tired of looking eye to chest with Paul, had a leg operation. Now she stands 8 foot 6 inches and looks down at him. JOYCE NORTON now starts for the U. S. basketball team ... men’s team. SHARI PALMER, after being fired from the bank, is now shining shoes at the bus depot in Portland. PAULINE PIKE now fishes for pike off the coast of Larsonria. JEFF LARSON is advertising for Proctor and Gamble. The slogan was: Don’t squeeze the Charmin.” Now it’s: “Don’t squeeze the Larson paper.” JACKIE LATTIE stars in the new show, Lattie Come Home.” BILL LONG is the new Hitler. He has turned Seneca into a concentration camp for coaches. He finally got tired of taking orders. KATHIE McGURIE has fallen in love with diesel machines. She is married to John Deere and they are the proud parents of two bouncing baby tractors. CHUCK McKENNA has been offered $22,000. to sit in a museum because he has been classified as an antique cow- boy. BRIAN MAGEE, who finally has lost all of his hair, has been offered a leading roll in the new TV series, “Kojerk.” PETE MAJORS has recently divorced his Honda because of suspicious grease stains on its exhaust pipes. CLAUDE RICKMAN, after buying most of Izee, has changed it slightly. Now, if you happen to drive by, you may see a herd of Camaros grazing on the horizon. CORRY RIDER now draws fairies for Walt Disney. He also has taken over for Porky Pig’s voice in Warner Brothers cartoons. DONNA RIFE changed her name to Donna Cargo and now drives trucks. SONNY RIDER has turned into a highjacker. Isn’t that a shocker? DARRELL ROBINSON, after ten years of serious weight controlling, is now the bully of Fox. JEFF SCHRADE now has ten kids and is caretaker of the Morman Tabernacle. TAMMY SHANK has written a book. Its title is: “Everything You Always Wanted to Know About A Day But Were Afraid to Ask.” JIM SHEETS, after experimenting with hair styles for the past ten years, has finally decided on one: Mohawk with three feathers. ANITA STINNETT now runs her own commune in Puerto Rico. She is the head of it. HOWARD STOUT was kicked out of the Army when he threw the grenades at the enemy and they pulled the pins and threw them back. STEVE TALUS has turned into a pro golfer. When he was told he needed a birdy to win the U. S. open, he shot a sparrow, two eagles and a duck. He is now serving time at San Quentin for the eagles. JULIE TOTH has shaved her head and wears a loose white robe and speaks at colleges on the greatness of the butterfly. JERRY THOMASON has been stumping the panel for the past ten years on “To Tell the Truth.” KELLY THOMPSON is excelling in athletics. But wait, a special bulletin: just a few minutes ago he made the finals of the Superbowl in hula hoops. JOHN TRAYLOR is still trying to sober up enough to find the school bus to get home. TRACY VALADE is now the new star in the movie Jeremiah Johnson Returns”: after murdering his barber and fleeing to Alaska. RICH WALKER is quite a boxer now. He has won many championships; so many in fact, that they bronzed his gloves. The only problem is, they forgot to take his hands out. MIKE WHALE recently withdrew from the Olympic trials because Dara came to town and wanted to go to dinner. TAMI WILLIAMS is now a mortician to help Jim out. People are dying to get worked on. ANGIE ZEMMER now plays a mean kazoo for Lawrence Welk. 95 The Seniors were dressed up as Ghosts of Cowboys. Their theme was, “Cowboys don’t have a chance because we’ve got the spirit.’’ The seniors tied with the Juniors for first place with a total score of 386. The Juniors were dressed as Prospectors. Their theme was, “Prospectors are good as gold.’’ The Juniors tied with the seniors for first place with a total of 386. 4 WEEK i The Freshmen were dressed up as babies. Their theme was “Grant’s spirit is sky high.’’ They came in last with a total of 356. r r'. w - y H-7r t C f FRESHMAN me CO ME DANCE This years Freshman Welcome Dance was a big success. There was a big turn out and everyone had a great time. Korina Benson and Kevin Winnett were selected as the best dancers. We hope to have many more successful dances in the following years. Seniors enjoy Freshman Welcome Dance Everyone gets in a little cuddling at the Freshman Welcome Dance. 100 s H 0 0 C P K S Grant Union loves to boogie. The behavior of the students has been very good this year, which has made it possible for there to be more sockhops than in past years. Hope to keep up the good behavior in future years. Robin Krausse and Mark Bagett swing to the music. Everyone relaxes enjoys another sock hop. 101 Grant Union gets in a little western style at the sock hops. SWEETHEARTS 1977 Debbie Henshaw Steve Talus Brad Krayer Tammy Shank Nancy Sproul Jeff Nodine 102 March 25 was the date for this year’s Sweethearts Ball. This year’s Queen and King were Tammy Shank, senior Jeff Nodine, junior. Sweethearts dance to tl SWEETHEARTS 1977 King Jeff Nodine Queen Tammy Shank 'usic of Mandargora. Sonna Sintay Brad Smith 103 Princess Donna Rife, Escort Ron Lee; Princess Tammy Shank, Escort Dan Tibbs; Princess Toni Galbreath, Escort Jeff Nodine; Princess Neice Nelson. Prince Jeff Schrade, Escort Debbie Fisher; Prince Jim Downing, Escort Jeanette Radinovich, Queen Escort Cory Smith, King Escort Kathy Cotrell; Prince Jeff Baucum, Escort Shelly Whale, Prince Brad Krayer, Escort Carey Cyrus. 105 “REFLECTIONS” This years Junior Senior Prom was on April 30, 1977. Patti Hankins and Francis Duffy were crowned Queen and King of the Prom. The theme was “Reflections” and the colors were “Green White”. The Riley Brothers played. A breakfast was held at the Sunset after the Prom. Paul Smith and Kitty Newbrey 106 107 AFTER PROM... Salutatorian Lauri Jones Valedictorian Steve Talus Looking forward to tonignt. Senior Graduates sing farewell to Grant Union. YOU'RE A GOOD MAN CHARLIE BROWN The musical this year was “You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown”. It was held on April 15 16. The actors actresses did a good job performing it. The cast is as follows: Charlie Brown, Steve Talus; Lucy, Susan Dunn; Linus, )on Bennett; Snoopy, Jeff Hanson; Snoopy’s voice, Mark McCrary; Patti, Debbie Henshaw; Schroeder, Tony Tirico. On Right: Charlie Brown (Steve Talus) star of the musical. Below: Snoopy wakes up from an afternoon nap. 109 Top left: Goofing off again! Middle left: Charlie Brown is messing up again. Middle right: Lucy getting opinions about her personality. Bottom left: Steve Talus, jon Bennett, Debbie Henshaw, Tony Tirico, Jeff Hanson. Beth Simonsen Ramona Desjardin get Mark Bagett ready for another scene. Sheriff Oglesby watches his Cast: Francis Duffy, jim Downing, Jeanette Radinovich, Mark Bagett, Cathy Duffy, Jeff Baucum, Mary Liberty, Kim Koegler, Wes Kerns, Jim Sheets. 110 AND LIF OF FITCH Jim Sheets Mark Bagett playing cards sweetheart be romanced, Sneaky Fitch (Mark Bagett, star of the play). p Don’t shoot me! Don’t shoot me! The play this year was about a cowboy named Sneaky Fitch who was supposed to be the fastest gun in the West, but was actually a drunk. The cast consists of: Maroon—Jeanette Radinovich The singers-Anita Stinnett, Cindy Rowing. Rackham—Francis Duffy Mervin Vale—Kim Koegler Mrs. Vale—Mary Liberty Sheriff Oglesby—Jim Sheets Doc Burch—Wes Kerns Reverend Stanley Blackwood—Brian Magee Sneaky Fitch—Mark Bagett Joe Carter—Jeff Baucum Bill Jackson-Jim Downing Bob Wilson—Jeff Baucum Mrs. Blackwood—Kathy Duffy 111 Ramona Des jardin Crowns Mike Whale King Fool. KING FOOL This year was the first year for King Fool. Mike Whale was crowned King Fool on April 1, 1977. Many students participated and we hope to make it an annual event. Gene Winnett and Don jones escorted by Neice Nelson. David Holland, Jeannette Radinovich, Brian Cure, Ellen Saunders, Jeff Schrade, Emily Moreau, Darrell Robinson, Wes Kerns, Shelly Whale, Neice Nelson, Mr. Jones, Larry Jacobson. 112 Steve Talus crowns our 1977 Groundhog Queen Cami Steelman while princesses and escorts watch with joyful smiles. 1977 ms GROUNDHOG This years Miss Groundhog was Cami Steelman (Fresh- man). She was awarded two old pom poms, a bus pass to and from Seneca, the crisco baking award and a lunch date with Dean Nodine. Miss Groundhog was presented by the National Honor Society. A cake raffle was held every noon for a week so students could cast their votes. Korina Benson, Escort Brian Magee, Queen Cami Steelman, Escort Delly Officer, Lisa Staten, Escort Todd Bezona, LuAnn Kile, Escort Ken Wilson, Emily Moreau, Escort jeff Nodine, Ramona Desjardin, Escort Robin Adams, Dorothy Dennis, Escort Bob Armstrong, Laurie Kuhn, Escort Wes Kerns. Laurie Kuhn, Dorothy Dennis, Emily Moreau, Ramona Desjardin, Queen Cami Steelman, Lisa Staten, LuAnn Kile, Korina Benson. 113 CONCERTS AT GUNS 114 Honor choir sings in March concert. Row 1: Glen Palmer, Scott Bissonnett, Steve Talus, Jon Bennett, Tony Tirico, Brian Cure, Calvin Henshaw, Gary King. Row 2: Lynda Beam, Tina Phillips, Pam Ogle, Cindy Davis, Tony Ellison, Kari Young. Row 3: Tammy Elliott, Jane Radinovich, Brenda Binchus, Julie Toth, Lauri Jones, Pam Francis, Jodi Hatfield. Lu Ann Kile, Taya Cook, Row 4; Debbie Henshaw, Deanna Newcomb, Deanna Cameron, Susan Dunn, Linda Cure, Tambra Cook, Nikki Jones, Verna Hickox, Debbie Kile. Band plays in March concert. Back Row: Debbie Kile, Venita Lang, Tom Warrick, Susan Dunn, Linda Cure, Front Row: Mr. Nord, director; Karen Elliott, Kari Young, Tammy Elliott, Lois Schrade, Tammy Cox. 115 Jeanine justice Jeff Shank Toni Galbreath jeff Baucum Queen Shari Palmer King Jim Sheets as a smasl and we he FACES AND FROLIC AT GRAHT UNION Oops! 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HARMONY STUDIOS Aasness, M. 40, 80 Aasness, W. 28 Adams, 46, 71,83,112 Alley, M. 34, 56, 66 Alley, T. 28 Armstrong, B. 2, 56, 70, 71,72, 73, 74, 46, 88,84,92, 113 Armstrong, G. 9, 34, 56, 70, 71,73, 75, 83, 89,92 Arnell, C. 34 Arnett, M. 28 Aufforth, J. 28 Auker,C. 40, 56, 83,92 Authier, R. 46, 82, 92 Baack, S. 34, 56, 64, 83, 78, 79, 92 Bagett, M. 46, 70, 71,73, 101,110, 111 Bagett, V. 17, 40 Barrietua, L. 34, 82, 113 Barrott, T. 46 Baucum, J. 2, 46, 56, 78, 83, 84, 85, 88, 102,105,110,116 Baucum, Mr. 20, 78 Beam, C. 34, 89,92 Beam, L. 47, 89, 115 Bennett, J. 34, 56, 80, 92, 108, 109, 115 Benson, K. 28, 89, 92, 78, 76 Bentley, B. 34, 56, 74, 83 Bezona, J. 28, 89,92, 78,76 Bezona, Ti 40, 89 Bezona, Todd 28, 58, 73, 113 Bezona, Ton 28, 62 Bigelow, Ms. 16 Binschus, A. 34 Binschus, B. 34, 115 Bissonett, S. 28, 87, 115 Bliss, Lo 11,34, 84, 85, 86 Bonnett, S. 16, 28, 69, 78 Bowling, I. 47 Brazil, J. 28, 67 Brooks, B. 28, 62 Brough, P. 29 Bueno, D. 68 Burdick, L. 34, 56 Burgman, B. 35, 56, 70 Camargo, B. 9, 35, 78 Cameron, D. 29, 87, 89, 92 Carpenter, E. 35 Childress, D. 47 Childress, S. 17,40, 73,83,89 Clark, C. 28,29,62,88,91 Clemons, B. 2, 29, 58 Coalman, E. 38 Coalman, J. 44 Cook, L. 29 Cook, Tam 29, 87 Cook, Taya 47 Cottrell, K. 40, 68, 83,92, 105 Cottrell, T. 47,92,96 Cox, D. 47, 82, 89 Cox, T. 29, 86, 89, 115 Crim, C. 16, 35,87 Cure, B. 13,47, 87, 112, 115 Cure, L. 29, 115 Cyrus, Ca 40, 44, 68, 83, 89, 105 Cyrus, Ci 40, 17,60,61,89 Daly, R. 24, 62 Daly, W. 29 Dannen, Mr. 5, 26, 4 Dannen, Mrs. 7, 26, 85 Davis, D. 35, 34, 73, 89,115 Davis, D. 40, 70, 92 Day, S. 40,97, 78 Dean, T. Denney, S. 56, 57, 64, 47, 75, 74, 85, 92 Dennis, C. 29 Dennis, D. 47, 60, 113,89 Dennis, ). 35, 68, 83 Desjardin, R. 7, 41, 84, 85, 89, 92, 110, 112, 113 Deuel, W. 29 Deuell, S. 35,66, 74 Dieker, T. 56, 64, 65,47, 74, 84, 85, 117 Doe, D. 35, 56, 66 Downing, Jeff 29, 67 Downing, Jim 2, 47, 56, 74, 83, 105, 110, 117 Downing, P. 28, 29, 16, 56, 59, 63 Duffy, C. 17, 41, 44, 62, 69, 83, 89, 110, 78 Duffy, F. 2, 21,47, 56, 64, 65, 78, 83, 84, 88,92, 104, 106, 110 Dunham, L. 29, 62, 68, 83 Dunham, M. 41,74, 83 Dunn, C. 35, 70 Dunn, S. 35,87,108,109,115 Elliott, J. 29,67 Elliott, K. 41,68, 80, 83, 86, 89, 115 Elliott, S. Elliott, T. 34, 35, 80, 86, 87, 89, 115 Ellison, T. 35,69,87,89,115 Emery, M. 41 Erickson, Mrs. 17 Evans, D. 2, 41,82,84 Evans, K. Farley, L. 35 Finney, M. 29, 58 Fisher, A. 10,29, 58,67 Fisher, D. 41,89, 105 Fluery, G. 41 Frampton, jer. 41,78, 79 Frampton, Jim. 41 Frampton, L. 78 Francis, P. 29,87,115 Frona, D. 68 Fronael, M. 38 Gagnon, Pam 30, 36, 69 Gagnon, Ph 41 Galbreath, Teri, 28, 30, 62, 63 Galbreath, Toni 48, 105, 116 Gibbs, S. 30,69,78 Gibson, M. 41 Geiger, B. 43, 91 Geigner, D. 38 Gervais, K. 48 Glass, G. 30, 80, 89 Gordon, R. Gregg, M. 41,56, 83,92,91 Grider, R. 30, 62, 69 Griffith, D. 35, 56 Griffith, T. 11,48,92 Hammond, A. 12, 35, 87 Hammons, L. 78, 35 Hankins, P. 43, 60, 83, 85, 88, 104, 106 Hanson, H. 35 Hanson, J. 15, 48, 86, 108, 109 Hanson, M. 48, 78, 83,84,88 Hatfield, J. 32, 87,115 Henshaw, C. 41,70, 83, 84, 86, 87, 115 Henshaw, D. 40, 59, 63, 84, 87, 88, 89, 97, 102, 108, 109 Hensley, K. 35, 56,66, 79 Hensley, N. 48, 60,68,91 Herring, K. 41 Hickerson, B. 41,92, 91 Hickerson, C. 35 Hickox, V. 36,87,91 Hill, C. 30, 69, 78 Hill, M. 30, 86 Holland, D. 30, 48, 112 Holland, R. 67, 80, 87 Holman, E. 48 Holstrom, M. 20, 36, 97 Hooe, L. 92 Hothouse, J. 36, 66, 80, 83 Houpt, T. 36 Howard, R. 15,48, 86,92 Hull, C. 30, 78 Hunter, G. 30, 58,67 Immoos, P. 30, 58 Ingalls, C. 56, 116 Ingram, G. 30, 86 Irwin, M. 36, 56 Jackson, E. 41,84, 86, 87 Jacobson, L. 49, 92, 112 Jenkins, J. 30 Johnson, K. 33, 70 Johnson, Matt 2, 30, 58, 67, 116 Johnson, Mark 41,56, 70 Johnson, Mr. 11,68 Jones, La 2, 21, 49, 59, 63, 74, 84, 87, 89, 115,107 Jones, Le 41 Jones, Mr. 26, 56, 112, 14 Jones, N. 36, 87,89,92 Josi, K. 30 Joslin, C. 32 Justice, D. 30, 58, 67, 80 Justice, J. 20, 32,42,116 Keeling, D. 32 Kerns, J. 42, 62,68, 83,78, 76 Kerns, W. 49, 70, 71, 72, 73, 83, 110, 112 Ketchum, C. 36 Kile, D. 49,86,87, 115 Kile, L. 36, 82, 87, 113 King, G. 86, 115 Kodesh, D. 49 Koegler, K. 36, 66, 67, 74, 92, 110 Kowing, C. 49, 84, 110 Kowing, J. 36 Krause, K. 42 Krause, R. 89, 101 Krayer, L. 17,42, 83,89,92,78 Krayer, B. 49, 56, 74, 83, 102, 105 Kreiger, D. 36, 78 Kuhn, B. 30, 49,58, 67 Kuhn, L. 49, 84, 89,92,113 Kuizenga, Mrs. 22 Ladd, B. 42, 64, 83,92 Ladd, C. 30, 89,92,78 LaMasson. D. 44 Lambeth, R. 36 Lang, V. 49 , 84 , 87,115 Larkin, L. 36 Larson, J. 49, 56, 79 Lattie, Ja 49 Lattie, J.20,42, 78 Leatherbury, T. 30, 62 Lee, R. 40, 42, 64, 66, 67, 84, 85, 83, 88, 97,92, 105 Lewis, H. 42 Lewis, L. 38, 89 Liberty, M. 42, 62, 92, 110 Lock, K. 36 Long, B.50,78 Long, D.42 Long, R.42 Magee, B. 50, 70, 71,83, 85, 92, 97, 113 Majors, D. 42, 74,86,92 Majors, M. 30, 116 Majors, P. 50 Marcheski,T. 31,86,89, 78 Martin, D. 42, 80, 83, 89, 92 Mathews, Mr. 10, 66, 80 McAuslan, J. McCoy, Mr. 58, 70, 71 McCrary, M. 31,86,108 McGuire, Kathy 50, 60, 64, 68, 85, 78 McGuire, Karen 31,64, 78 133 McGuire, L. 42, 84, 78 McGuire, Mr. 21,64, 65, 78 McKenna, C. 50,82,92 McKinnis, B. 42, 56, 64, 78. 79, 83, 92, 91 Micnhimer, K. 50, 84 Miller, C. 50 Moery, T. 31,69 Moles, C. 50 Moles, S. 31 Moore, T. 42, 11,64,80,83,92 Moreau, E. 40, 42, 84, 85, 112, 113, 78 Moreau, Ted 31,58, 70 Moreau, Tom 31,58, 66, 67, 80 Morris, P. 32 Molnar, Mr. 23 Moulton, M. 42, 44, 56, 64, 65, 83 Moulton, T. 34, 36,68, 73,89 Neely, B. 31 Nelson, L. 34, 36, 59, 62, 63, 83, 86, 88, 89, 78,76 Nelson, N. 50, 59, 60, 63, 83, 85, 89, 92, 105, 112, 118 Newbrey, K. 50, 106 Newcomb, D. 31,87 Neumann, B. 10, 31,67, 74 Neumann, Mr. 8, 74, 92 Newman, D. 31 Nodine, j. 42, 56, 40, 70, 71, 73, 83, 84, 87,88,92,102,105,113 Nodine, Mr. 4 Nord, Mr. Norton, Je. 36, 82 Norton, Jo. 50, 87 Norton, R. 31,87 Officer, D. 42, 72, 83, 92, 113 Ogilvie, T. 43, 80, 83, 89, 92 Ogle, P. 36, 80, 87, 89, 92, 115,117 Olson, T. 36,82,92 Palmer, C. 37 Palmer, G. 31,115 Palmer, R. 43,56, 66,83,92 Palmer, S. 43,22, 50, 116 Pereira, E. 31 Pereira, S. Persinger, C. 43 Pettyjohn D. 37, 56, 66 Phillips, C. 31,69, 86 Phillips, T. 43,82,87, 115 Pike, P.51 Poliak, K. 43 Porter, D. 43, 64, 65, 78, 83,92 Prophet, B. 31.80, 92 Radinovich, Ja 37, 59, 63, 83, 87. 80, 89, 92, 115, 117 Radinovich, Je 2, 43, 59, 63, 83, 86, 89, 105, 110, 112 Rasmussen, S. 43, 70, 71,72, 73, 80, 83, 92 Ray, K. 37,62, 73,83,89,92,91 Reeve, M. 37,56,70, 74,116 Rickman, B. 28, 31,58, 80, 88 Rickman, C. 51,92 Rider, C. 51, 80 Rider, R. 37, 51 Rider, S. 80, 86 Rife, A. 38 Rife, D. 32, 103,105 Roberts, J. 37 Roberts, Mr. 19 Robinson, D. 56, 51,82, 83, 88, 111 Roe, J. 31 Rutter, Mrs. 5 Sadorf, S. 43 Salisbury, S. 37, 56 Saunders, E. 37, 84, 85, 112 Schaffer, J. 31 Schrade, J. 7, 51, 56, 74, 83, 85, 88, 92, 105,112 Schrade, L. 31,83, 86, 80, 89, 115 Schulze, S. 43 Seals, M. 20, 37,56,66,74 Shank, J. 43, 74,66,75,83,116 Shank, T. 32, 51, 60, 83, 84, 87, 102, 105 Shawn, D. 38 Sheets, J..2, 51, 56, 64, 83, 110, 111, 116 Sheets, T. 32, 80, 89 Simonsen, B. 43, 68, 84, 89, 110 Simonsen, G. 37, 86 Sintay, Si 2, 43, 60, 61,62, 63, 82, 84, 87, 88,78 Sintay, So 34, 37, 59, 63, 84, 88, 103, 78, 76 Skinner, B. 37, 56, 66, 80, 92 Skinner, P. 2, 43, 82, 83 , 84 , 86, 89 Smith, B. 37, 56, 83,66,103 Smith, C. 40,43,84,92, 105 Spell, Mrs. 25 Sproul,N. 43, 62,83,89 Stanberry, F. 32 Staten, 69, 89 Steelman, C. 32,89,113 Steiner, D. 38 Stinnett, A. 51,110 Stinnett, M. 32, 58 Stout, H. 51,64, 80,83,85,92 Swayne, D. 49 Talus, Mr. 24 Talus, S. 51,64, 80, 83, 84, 87, 88, 92, 102 108, 113, 115, 107 Tibbs, D. 40, 43, 56, 66, 75, 74, 83, 84, 88 92,105 Tirico, T. 37, 56, 70, 108, 109, 115 Thomason, Je. 51 Thompson, B. 37, 87 Thompson, M. 32 Thompson, K. 42, 74 Thunell, R. 62, 44 Tolman,Mr. 9, 56, 70, 71,78 Toste, Mr. 18, 92 Toste, Mrs. 18 Toth, J. 12, 21,52, 59, 83, 87, 89, 115 Traylor, J. 52 Valade, T. 52, 74 Wagner, G. 32, 92, 80 Wagner, M. 43 Walker, C. 8,43, 89 Walker, G. Walker, J.44, 92 Walker, R. 52, 83 Warner, B. 2, 32, 58, 67, 80 Warner, L. 2, 37,9,82 Warrick, T. 44, 86,92, 115 Whale, M. 2, 52, 56, 78, 79, 83, 92, 112 Whale, S. 44, 83, 85, 105, 112, 78 White, C. 32, 59, 62, 63, 89, 97, 78 White, G. 32 White, J. 52 Wiggins, Mrs. 12 Williams, G. 37 Williams, P. 44 Williams, S. 18, 32 Williams, T. 7,42,85,96 Wilson, C. 32,58,67 Wilson, K. 43,44, 56, 70,71,72, 75, 83, 92 113.117 Windham, B. 16,32 Windham, P. 32 Winnett, K. 97, 28, 32, 18, 58, 67, 88, 92, 98,100,79 Winnett, Mr. 6, 26,56, 57, 112 Woodall, C. 38,62,69,89 Wyatt, T. 32 Wyllie, R. 44, 92, 91 Young, K. 21, 38, 59, 63, 80, 86, 89, 97, 115 Zemmer, A. 52 134 %