Stanfield High School - Tiger Yearbook (Stanfield, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1988 volume:

STANFIELD HIGH 1100 NohUl Mai QiutfieAl Ow joii 97875 Thtouql Tit, 1-laA Hi IVaAc mm tracks: 3-9 10-32 £ad f-lawldMl ..' V Lanna Mae Backen Volleyball 3 years, Basketball 3 years. Tiger Mascot 2 years. Pep Band 1 year. Tennis 4 years. Choir 2 years, FFA 1 year. Annual 1 year. Spirit Committee 4 years. Pep Club 1 year. Newspaper 1 year. Cafeteria Helper 1 year. Michelle Bradley Volleyball 4 years. Basketball 4 years, Track 4 years, Cheerleader 1 year. Student Council 2 years. Kevin Bailey Basketball 3 years. Baseball 1 year, FFA Officer 1 year. Tony Brown Basketball 3 years, Baseball 2 years, Track 1 year, Senior Class Representative, Newspaper Staff 1 year, Chairman of the Board. Chuck Biggerstaff High School Rodeo 4 years. EbflSS Blaine W. Butcher Football 2 years. Basketball 3 years. Baseball 1 year. Track I year. Tennis I year. Student body Vice-Pres. Natural Helpers 1 year. 250Club. Pn-cipal's Award. Student of the Week. Jenny Clarke Jennifer Craig Student Body President, Spanish 2 years, Student of the Week, Spirit Committee 2 years, Newspaper 1 year, Entrepreneurship 1 year. Volleyball 2 years. Honor Society, Tennis 1 year. Freshman and Sophomore Class Representatives Julie Clarke Volleyball 3 years, Senior Class Secretary, Student of the Week, Cheerleader 2 years, Spirit Committee 2 years. Becky Davison Volleyball 2 years, Spirit Committee 2 years, Sgt. at Arms 2 years. Honor Roll. Tennis 2 years, Basketball Manager 1 year, Annual Staff 1 year, Spirit Committee 2 years, Entrerperneur-ship 2 years. Travis Dunford Senior Class Vice-Pres., Honor Roll, Basketball 1 year, Track 2 years. Honor Band 1 year, Pep Band 2 5 years. Most Likely To Stay In Stanfield Best Smile Ila Hascall and Shawn Marks Most Active Most Understanding | ■ Jenny Clarke and Blaine Butcher Becky Davidson and Blaine Butcher Most Athletic Best Personality Dusty Grogan and Lindy Porfily Class Clowns Dusty Grogan and Jenny Clarke Becky Davison and Eric MacPherson Best Dressed Class CouPle Travis Dunford and Sheryl Davis Tony Brown and Jenny Clarke 7 Ua Hascall Dustin Grogan Football 2 years, Basketball 4 years. Track 3 years. Senior Class President, Natural Helpers 1 year. Student of the Week Gail Kramer Volleyball 4 years. Basketball 4 years. Natural Helpers 2 years, Spirit Committee, Student of the Week Volleyball 4 years, Natural Helpers 2 years. Spirit Committee, Student of the Week, Student of the Year 1986-87 12 Year Seniors School Newspaper, Cheerleader 3 years. Honor Choir 2 years, Band 4 years, Swing Choir 3 years, Pep Band 4 years Eric MacPherson Football 4 years, Basketball 3 years. Baseball 1 year. Track 1 year 8 Mike Longhorn Shawn Marks Lindy Porfily FFA 1 year, Spanish Club 1 year, Golf 1 year, Tennis 3 years, Student of the Year 1986-87, Math Club 3 years, Student of the Week 2 years Basketball 4 years (All Conference 3 years), Volleyball 4 years (All Conference 2 years), Tennis 4 years, Leadership, Spanish Club President, Dusty Grogan; Secretary Treasurer. Julie Clarke; Representative, Tony Brown; Sargent At Arms, Becky Davison; Vice-Pres, Travis Dunford Volleyball 2 years, Basketball 2 years, Cheerleader 2 years. Track 2 years, Natural Helpers 2 years, Spirit Committee, Girls State 1987, Student of the Week 2 years FFA 1 year Heather Raines Jason Svetich 9 Stanfield Tigers roll past Riverside OCTOilEl kCi 5� . '£)V£Uj003WOH{ WCt SADIE mmm 1987 On October 24th 1987, the freshman of Stanfield High had their first dance. The Sadie Hawkins Dance. There was plenty of food and music for everyone. The decorations were great, they even had a Scarecrow there as host. A lot of people enjoyed putting their friends and teachers in jail. They even put Mr. Horyna in jail where he was introduced to the sheriff of the dance, Mrs. Welch. Hey Jake, don’t look so surprised, try this dance out for size. Welcome to the 1987 Sadie Hawkins Dance, the host Mr. Scarecrow. 11 Splat! Steph eats the first pie. To celebrate the ending of the 1987 Homecoming week, the traditional bonfire was burned under a full moon. Jennifre ‘Streak’ Hummell running in the game winning touchdown. The coaches final words before the Homecoming game. HOME 12 Ms. Matthews trained caterpillar, doing his first trick. Dancing: The only full contact sport you can do without using pads. comm 1987 Homecoming was a week of success. Our football team came out on top over Sherman Co. by the score of 41 to 6. Other events of the week were our dress up days. The days ranged from Cowboy and Indians to Heavy Metal. SHS students had great spirit with the seniors winning the spirit stick. They won by having the most participants during the days. The Powder Puff game was a kill-this year. The Juniors and Sophomores had just the right stuff to win, but the casualties were high. The injuries ranged from a black eye to broken fingers. On the lady-like side of things, is our 1987 Homecoming Court. Jenny Clarke as the queen, the princesses were Angie Chavez, Renee Ough, and Amy Himmerich. Our court looked very nice this year. Mr. Danielson served up a hot one in the students vs. faculty volleyball tournament. The faculty and Juniors came out on top. Musical pies was one of the spirit activities. Poor Jenny obviously lost. Nerd day let everyone show their true colors. Here’s one now studying for class. The dance had a good turn out this year. A lot of people showed up and everyone was dressed up nice. Situations like this make you glad you used SURE. Freshman won the 1987 Car Cram. 14 Here’s one t our seniors dressed brave indian warrior lor the Homecoming. .!■ : m , S.-ibel is lighting the bonfire for the 1987 Homecoming, after the Powder I’m! ; i:ne Thursday night. I rac Kramer is jumping for joy a touchdown t r Mr “Ok. Santa this is a stick up, give us all your presents or else the blue team on 'Thursday night vder Put: game me dim Tandy craming for one of Mr. English’s very hard tests Derb telling one of his famous hunting stories Computers are becoming important in our school activities. A typical sign of the disease called ‘SENIOR ITES’ The pay phone is one of the most popular places to be during the 1 want 6 of these, 2 of those, and 14 of them breaks FOOTBALL Front Row-Coach Norman Stewart, .Justin Moore, Terry McCann, Brett Butcher, Craig Dircksen, Chad Porfily, Arturo Rodelo. Middle Row Will Lemmon, Jake Raines, Chris House, Cory Grabeel, Shane Alford, Dan Lemmon, Tim Darby, Ruben Chavez, Shane Zabransky. Back Row- Coach Kurt Danielson, Jeff Rice, Jeremy Carlson, Jessie Garcia, Brady Collinsworth, Dusty Grogan, Eric Meyerhofer, Eric MacPherson, Brady Monkus, Eric Winborne, Shawn Martuscelli, Charlie Ferguson, Coach Mike Clarke. A fight!’ Not just tough defense shown by the Stanfield Tigers. Intensity told the story as the Tigers killed the Riverside Pirates 27 - 0. J.V. players Brett Butcher, eager for action, stands watching teammates Jessie Garcia and Dan Lemmon tackle a Umatilla player for a loss. Even though the Stanfield Tigers finished the season 3-9, the team had some high lights. The Tigers won a big game against the Riverside Pirates with a score of 27 - 0. The team added to that with a win over Sherman County for a Homecoming Victory- The team had some outstanding players this year. Shawn Martuscelli (Quarterback) and Eric MacPerson (Wide Receiver) made the 1st Team All Conference. Sophomore Brady Collinsworth (Center) made the 2nd Team All Conference. Several other players made Honorable Mention All Conference. They are: Shawn Martuscelli, (Defensive Back), Eric MacPherson (Defensive Back), Will Lemmon (Guard and Line Backer), and Dusty Grogan (Wide Receiver and Line Backer). The Tigers are hoping for a better season next year when they have a more experienced team. But, they are sure to be a favorite in Stanfield. Senior Dusty Grogan coming off the field after the last home game of his high school career. Coaches Danielson, Stewart, and Clarke attend to the injured Shawn Martuscelli during the Riverside Game. Shawn came back to quarterback the team to a victory. 18 Shawn Martuscelli ready to give a hand-off and hu line is ready to make power block for their running back . Eric MacPerson and Eric Winborne, for the hall carrier. Cory Grabeel punting in a J.V. game that put the Vikings back in their own territory. Dusty Grogan coming in, looking VARSITY SCORES Stanfield 19 Echo 30 Stanfield 41 Wasco Co. 0 Stanfield 6 Heppner 21 Stanfield 0 Wahtonka 33 Stanfield 10 Umatilla 12 Stanfield 8 Weston McEwen 50 Stanfield 27 Riverside 0 Stanfield 0 Pilot Rock 24 Stanfield 34 Sherman Co. 0 Eric MacPherson makes a great catch against the Riverside Pirates for a 1st Down. J.V. SCORES Stanfield 0 Heppner 33 Stanfield 0 Umatilla 49 Stanfield 0 Weston McEwen 22 Stanfield 12 Riverside 42 Stanfield 14 Pilot Rock 12 Cory Grabeel comes up with a key fumble for the Tigers as Eric Meyerhofer and Dusty Grogan look on. The Tigers used the turn over to their advantage as they went on to score a touchdown. 19 VOLLEYBALL The Volleyball team had an outstanding season this year. Even though they lost their first match at district, they still lived up to their expectations for the year. The teams had a new coach this year, Treva Carter, who did a fine job with the team. She moved in and took her new team to a Second Place finish in the Columbia Basin Conference. The team had outstanding players for the season that were picked by the coach. Tracy Kramer walked away with the Most Improved player on the team. Stephanie Zabransky received the Oustand-ing Defensive player and received a spot on the All Conference 2nd Team. Outstanding Offensive player went to Lindy Porfily who also made a place for herself on the 1st Team All Conference. The Coach’s Award went to senior Gail Kramer who made the All Conference 2nd Team. Junior Jennifer Hummell made the All Conference 2nd Team. Junior Jennifer Hummell made the All Conference 1st Team this year. Next year should prove to be as prosperous as this year’s. Good luck Tigers! Coach Carter and her volleyball team getting psyched for a tough match vs it h HeppnerJ Stephanie Zabransky putting down a kill for a big match point. Jennifer Hummell looking on waiting for her turn to kili. I a Lindy Porfils is getting ready to serve the ball while (iail and Tracy Kramer are in position to switch. VARSITY TEAM - Chaunacy Allen, Tracy Kramer, Gail Kramer, Ua Hascall, Jennifer Hummell. Stephanie Zabransky, Julie Clarke, Delta Martinez, Lindy Porfily, Heather Raines, Michelle Bradley. Coach Treva Carter. JUNIOR VARSITY Front Row-Eva Pratt, Brandy Tyler. Middle Row-Micki Sevetich, Anna Garcia, Cherri Cooper, Teresa Griffin, Lorri Horton, Delta Martinez. Back Row- Coach Kelly Dourghty, Krista Spon-seller, Valerie Winborne, Karla Haman, Tandy Fryar, Connie Keltz, Chaunesy Allen, Amy Hascall. J.V. SCORES Stanfield over Echo Stanford over Umatilla Stanfield over Echo Stanfield over Weston McEwen Stanfield over Helix Stanfield over Umatilla Stanfield over Pilot Rock Stanfield over Heppner Weston McEwen over Stanfield Stanfield over Umatilla Stanfield over Pilot Rock Stanfield over Pilot Rock Heppner over Stanfield VARSITY SCORES Condon Tournament 1st Place Stanfield over Umatilla Stanfield over Echo Weston McEwen over Stanfield Umatilla Tournament 2nd Place Stanfield over Helix Stanfield over Umatilla Stanfield over Helix Stanfield over Riverside Stanfield over Umatilla Stanfield over Weston McEwen Stanfield over Pilot Rock Stanfield over Heppner Weston McEwen over Stanfield Umatilla over Stanfield Stanfield over Pilot Rock Stanfield over Heppner Whatonka over Stanfield -District Tournament Michelle Bradley looks on as hustling Tracy Kramer leaves some skin on the floor and Lindy Porfily bumps the ball. 21 C-TEAM SCORES Stanfield over Echo Stanfield over Umatilla Stanfield over Echo Stanfields over Helix Stanfield over Umatilla Stanfield over Pilot Rock Stanfield over Heppner Stanfield over Weston McEwen Stanfield over Umatilla Stanfield over Pilot Rock Heppner over Stanfield Chaunesy Allen in action serving for an Ace. Chaunesy Allen setting the volleyball with a bump while Anna Garcia and Tandy Fryar look on. C-TEAM - Lorri Horton, Tandy Fryar, Teresa Griffin, Brandy Tyler, Eva Pratt, Cherri Cooper, Kissty Stephens, Connie Keltz. OAl E DAY 1987 Every year Stanfield High School has an annual Freshman Slave Auction to benefit the Sophomore ('lass. The day after the auction the owners pay for and claim the slaves ( or a day. The sieves are now ready to work and obey their owner’s request and humiliation. Regulations are set so no physical harm or extensive embarrassment is done to the slaves. Now the slaves are ready and willing to torment and yet, have fun with their initiation. Scott is pulling his master Will down the hall to scope out the ladies. Class OF By popular demand, after holding out, Michelle Warner approaches the audience to be auctioned off to the highest bidder. • t :-JU z r i u H V - ± a a _ Sandra Chavez stands before the student body to await the dreadful thought of who will buy her and for what price. 23 ALGEBRA - Mr. Perlot attempts to explain to his class how GEOMETRY - The geometry class demonstrates that the human his skates improves his ability of solving linear equations with body is capable of producing isosceles triangles, two unknowns. Or was it factoring polynomials? TRIGONOMETRY CALCULUS - Steve Baker puts his think COMPUTER MATH Mr. Perlot. while explaining a computer error ing cap on tight and attempts to solve this difficult mathemat- to his class, is talking to himself while our camera person had the ical equation. class’s attention. 24 BIOLOGY - “Now class, if you look long enough you’ll see how fast a weed can grow,” said Mr. Derbyshire as Shane Grabeel and Brady Monkus watch the show. GEOLOGY EARTH SCIENCE - O.K. this is not geology or earth science, we didn’t have a picture. This is a taxidermy unit that the biology students could take. Darcey Bellenbrock is putting the final touches on her duck as Anna Garcia is wondering why Darcey would do such a thing. CHEMISTRY - Eric MacPhearson. Tony Brown and Neil Cooper are attempting to come up with the perfect formula for creating a new aftershave that would drive the women crazy! 25 UFE BEFORE 8:30 Some students enjoy playing computer games in the morning. Maybe it helps them prepare for the day with a better attitude if they can beat the computer. One out of the 131 occupied lockers in Stan Senior Hall in the mornings almost always looks like this. They all just lounge field High School. Get any idea of what the around in the morning and wait for the bell to ring, others look like? Life before 8:30 at Stanfield High School can be exciting, if the students are awake enough to know what they are doing. Sometimes students roll in early and play games in the library or others will just sit around and visit with their friends and teachers. Then there are the ones who don’t hit school grounds until the very last minute, then they always have to rush to make it to class on time. Every teacher will have at least one late student a week for their first period class. 26 Among her many duties as secretary, Alida fills out admit slips for the students who were gone from school the previous day. Tanna Alford Chaunesy Allan Tice Burns Angie Chavez Martha Chavez Neil Cooper Ron Cox Charlie Ferguson Glen Gordon Shane Grabeel Karla Haman Bo Hampton 27 Tammy Hodges Shawn Maruscelli Brady Monkus Sarah Nash Jennifre Hummell Tracy Meehan Oneida Montes Dani Nevil Will Lemmon Eric Meyerhofer Rick Montes Gary Powney Delta Martinez Billy Moffet Joel Moses Greg Rice 28 Nahree Stephens Heather Tunno Stephanie Zabransky Mike Tucker Eric Winborne Nocona Fryar Arturo Rodelo Jennifer Seibel Darren Sponseilar Back: Vice President, Eric Meyerhofer President, Shawn Martuscelli Sergeant at arms, Brady Monkus Representative, Tice Burns Sergeant at arms, Shane Grabeal Front: Treasurer Secretary, Jennifer Seibel StudtMt Body Office SeSsSS Gama; Not p.ctured Present- Je Math Club Kneeling- Renee Ough, Kori Marks. First row- Brandy Tyler, Ila Has-call. Neil Cooper, Dusty Grogan. Eva Pratt, Mariada George, Iim Darby. Back row. Mikki Svetich, Gail Kramer, Jennifre Hummell, Mr. Perlot, Bryan Bailey, Jesse Garcia, Shaun Marks. Back row: Seniors- Lindy Porfily, Sheral Davis, Ila Hascall. Juniors-Chaunesy Allen, Neil Cooper, Jennifre Hummell. He OUCH, Society Couasutfee, Back row Kori Marks, Tandy Fryar, Manada George, Connie Keltz, Casey Gaede, Gail Kramer, Becky Davison, Jenny Clarke, Tammy Hodges, Tanna Alford. Sarah Nash, instructor-Deniece Matthews. Lisa Matzen. Front row: Jennifer Craig, Chaunesy Allen, Eva Pratt, Dar-cey Bellenbrock, Lorri Horton vol e 9rom FFA Bottom to top: instructor- Mr. Danielson, Darren Sponseller, Jeremy Carlson, Jake Raines, Eric Winborne, Cory GraV-el, Rod Raines, Mariada George, Jim Moore, Craig Dircksen, Kevin Bailey, Jason Svetich 31 UNITED STATES HISTORY - Eric, Steve, Brady, and Eric are getting into the ‘spirit’ of the class by hamming it up for the camera. HUMMANITY COMMUNICATIONS - Also known as english, and required for all four years, these hard working freshmen are hip-high in texts and paper. Get use to it guys, you only have three more years of it! WORLD GEOGRAPHY - and you will notice that the United States is located north of Mexico and south of Canada Miss Mathews teaches the freshmen where countries like Belgium, West Indies, or Afghanistan are located in the world. But some of the students still do not even know where Mossy Rock or Alfalfa, Oregon are located. 32 TIGERS OWN INTEREST Stanfield students keep themselves busy both in and out of school. They find a variety of recreational activities to do when they’re not in school. Many enjoy dances that are held at the Pendleton Armory while others like to spend their time cruising the gut of Her-miston. All in all, students enjoy their weekend time to do what they want without the day-to-day routine of books and homework. Heather Raines (right) was chosen as one of the Umatilla County Fair Princesses for 1988. She is seated beside Sharon Mueller, the other chosen princess for the Fair Court. Ron Cox, in his jeans and sweatshirt, is busy pumping the fuel into a truck at Jackpot. He works at Jackpot so he can pay off his Bronco that he is so proud of. Delta Martinez is rocking ut to one of i h - ngs her airh.u on for the airband contest Their airhand led Delta, and Michelle Shane and Brady sooping up the dual quads on the beasty Chevy engine?! Darren is having fun playing with a remote control airplane. It is just too bad there isn’t an airplane up there, Darren. Krista Sponseller attending a 4-H leadership camp where they learned how to teach kids more about the 4-H. 35 The lunch bell rings and students crowd into what seems like a never-ending line. Students scramble to get in the line because they are hungry and don’t want to wait in the long line. The lunchroom is never empty during lunch and it is always very noisy. lunch time I . i Stephanie, did you know that every weiner wrap has 500 calories alone? Lillian waits for more trays to wash hut we made a surprise visit through the window with our famous camera Wha-la! Chef Porfily has finally presented his feast for the day. Scarf! Chomp! Gurgle! Who’s going to be the winner of the seconds line race this time? The same scenerio 180 days of the year- pushing, shoving, and patiently- waiting students try to sneak by the teachers to take cuts to get their meal faster. 36 Shane Grabeel, Glen Gordon, Eric McPherson, Neil Cooper, Tony Brown, Mike Tucker, Dusty Grogan, Eric Winborne, Kevin Bailey, Charlie Ferguson, Coach Morgan The Boys Varsity Basketball team had an outstanding year with new head coach Keith Morgan. The boys had a great record of 19 and 3, including district and regional tournament play. When Keith Morgan came to Stanfield, he had a positive attitude of going all the way. This year the Tigers are going to lose four Seniors; Tony Brown, Dusty Grogan, Eric McPherson, and Kevin Bailey. Next year the Tigers are going to be back to go for it all again. Coach Morgan said “we may not have the height we had this year but we can still do it with a couple of changes.” Varsity Scores Stanfield 72 Helix 69 Stanfield 62 Echo 31 Stanfield 70 Burbank 59 Stanfield 68 Heppner 66 Stanfield 72 Echo 45 Stanfield 77 Umatilla 62 Stanfield 82 Echo 37 Stanfield 79 Helix 76 Stanfield 61 Weston-McEwen 53 Stanfield 42 Sherman County 71 Stanfield 66 Riverside 79 Stanfield 70 Heppner 66 Stanfield 66 Pilot Rock 61 Stanfield 75 Umatilla 53 Stanfield 78 Heppner 66 Stanfield 77 Umatilla 48 Stanfield 82 Pilot Rock 73 Stanfield 50 Weston-McEwen 25 Stanfield 63 Wasco County 42 Stanfield 70 Wahtonka 68 District Stanfield 54 Sherman County 73 Stanfield 69 Riverside 59 Regional Stanfield 64 Enterprise 73 J.V. Boys Stanfield 40 Hermiston 27 Stanfield 39 Helix 43 Stanfield 31 Umatilla 77 Stanfield 62 Hermiston 40 Satnfield 40 Weston McEwen 59 Stanfield 34 Riverside 88 Stanfield 40 Heppner 80 Stanfield 29 Pilot Rock 71 Stanfield 47 Umatilla 62 Stanfield 45 Heppner 66 Stanfield 47 Umatilla 57 Stanfield 43 Pilot Rock 71 Stanfield 54 Wahtonka 58 37 Tony Brown, Senior. Center. 3 years Varsity Dusty Grogan. Senior, Post Guard and Wing, 4 year Varsity Eric McPherson, Senior, Post and Wing. 4 years Varsity Shane Grabeel, Junior, Wing, 2 years Varsity Eric Winborne, Junior, Point Guard, 1 year Varsity Neil Cooper, Junior, Wing, 2 years Varsity Steve Baker, Junior, Post and Wing, 1 year Varsity Kevin Bailey, Senior, Point Guard, 2 years Varsity 38 Bryan Bailey, Chad Porfily, Heuban Chavez, Jeff Rice, Shane Alford, Ed Himmerich, Brady Collinsworth, Travis Dunford, Bo Hampton, Brett Butcher, Coach Griggs. Brett Butcher, 1 year. Freshman, Point Guard Bryan Bailey, 2 years. Sophomore, Point Guard Chad Porfily, 1 year. Freshman, Point Guard Bo Hampton, 1 year. Junior, Wing Travis Dunford, 1 year, Senior, Wing Shane Alford, 1 year. Freshman. W’ing and Post 39 Heather Raines, Gail Kramer, Valarie Winborne, Stephanie Zabransky, Jennifre Hummell, Shelly Marcum, Dani Nevil, Lindy Porfily, Teresa Griffin, Micki Svetich, Tracy Kramer, Michelle Bradley. This year the girls were off to a good start in basketball. They really cruised in the first few games until Lindy’s injury in the third game. Lindy was the hot shooter and after Lindy’s injury, it took the girls a while to re-adjust. Towards the end of the season did just that. The girls are going to lose four Seniors this year; Lindy Porfily, Michelle Bradley, Heather Raines, and Gail Kramer. For the next couple of years they have some really intelligent underclassmen coming up, and they are ready to play ball. Varsity Scores Stanfield 45 Stanfield 36 Stanfield 44 Stanfield 61 Stanfield 52 Stanfield 44 Stanfield 34 Stanfield 40 Stanfield 30 Stanfield 45 Stanfield 52 Stanfield 65 Stanfield 54 Stanfield 71 Stanfield 36 Stanfield 39 Stanfield 36 Stanfield 46 Stanfield 57 Stanfield 36 J V. Girls 26 Stanfield 39 Stanfield 40 Stanfield 25 Stanfield 29 Stanfield 28 Stanfield 30 Stanfield 51 Stanfield 48 Stanfield 45 Stanfield 50 Stanfield Helix 37 Echo 11 Burbank 47 Umatilla 29 Umatilla 32 Kcho 20 Helix 45 Weston-McEwen 50 Sherman County 51 Riverside 57 Pilot Rock 59 Umatilla 18 Heppner 39 Umatilla 41 Pilot Rock 46 Weston - McEwen 44 Wasco County 34 Wahtonka 44 Echo 18 Heppner 44 Helix Weston McEwen 42 Umatilla 22 Helix 6 Weston McEwen 12 Riverside 26 Pilot Rock 33 Umatilla 32 Umatilla 10 Pilot Rock 26 Weston McEwen 27 34 40 Heather Raines, Senior, Point Guard, 2 years Varsity. Dani Nevil, Junior, Post, 3 years Varsity. Michelle Bradley, Senior, Wing, 4 years Varsity. Jennifre Hummell, Junior, Post and Wing, 3 years Varsity. Stephanie Zabransky, Junior, Post, 3 years Varsity. Tracy Kramer, Sophomore, Point Guard and Wing, 2 years Varsity. Valarie Winborne, Freshman, Post, 1 year Varsity. Gail Kramer, Senior, Point Guard, 3 years Varsity. 41 92 Senior standout, Lindy Porfily, didn’t get a very good start in basketball this year. In the third game of the season, Lindy was injured and unable to play for the rest of the season because of torn ligaments in her knee. Of course, she was still a great asset for the team. She still helped out with the girls until the end. Lindy showed up and sat with the team supporting them until the season was over. Even though Lindy was unable to play, nothing was going to stop her from being there. Lindy was also nominated as Honorary Team Captain for the 87-88 district tournament. “Congratulations Lindy!” Mariada George, Cheri Cooper, Tracy Kramer, Shelly Marcum, Valarie Win-borne, Micki Svetich, Teresa Griffin, Coach Derbyshire. Micki Svetich is passing off, getting the J.V. girls ready to run the offense that helped them for the good season they had. Shelly Marcum sitting on the bench in agony after hurting her knee which has been giving her trouble. 42 THREE-DIMENSIONAL ART - Well, by judging from their facial expressions, some of these students were happy to show off one of their many art projects that is required in this class. Others, well LEATHER CRAFT - As Mr. English and Shane Graheel work on CRAFTS - Darren Sponseller takes a ‘fuz’ break with the help of their leather. Eric Meyerhofer is totally amazed that what these two Connie Kelly while Darcey and Shane continue to sew and stuff, are working on was once part of a cow. The class is working on making stuffed animals projects. 34 Amioi Bottom: Darren Sponseller, Student Life; Brady Monkus, Classes; Shane Brabeel, Sports. Middle Row: Sarah Nash, Special Activities; Dani Nevil, Editor. Top: Mr. Danielson, Advisor. Not pictured - Lorri Horton, Special Activities. School Pap i Jenny Clarke, instructor- Mr. English, Connie Kelly, Julie Clarke. Not pictured- Lanna Backen. MGM Instructor- Mr. Williams, Eddie Himmerich, Eric Meyerhofer, Neil Cooper, Shawn Martiscelli, Eric McPherson, Mellissa Tucker, Michelle Bradley, Missy Lem ley 44 Band Back row: Shane Zabransky, Scott Alexander, Trent Wagoner, Will Lemmon, Travis Dunford, Mike Tucker. Kuehan Chavez, Scott Ummon. Middle row: Connie Kelly, Chaunesy Allen, Mikki Svetich, Valarie Win-borne, Brandy Tyler, Krista Sponseller, Tice Burns. Front row: Lisa Matzen, Cindy I em-mon, Connie Keltz, Sandra Adams, Lisa Herd, Eva Pratt. Sitting: instructor- Mr. Shock. CjuoOi Back row: Casey Gaede, Mariada George, Allison Hummell, Chaunesy Allen, Lori Horton, Nahree Stephens. Middle row: Eva Pratt, Sandra Adams. Sitting: instructor- Mr. Shock. 45 WEIGHT TRAINING - Urrgghhh!! Two, fifty pound weights is enough to make Shawn Martuscelli grunt and groan. Weight training became a popular class this year and a lot of students thought it would be an easy class and were suprised by how much work it really was. PHYSICAL EDUCATION (Mrs. Carpenter’s) - Wiffle Ball was a popular indoor sport for this P.E. class. Here Roger Wilkinson is attempting to get a hit while Trent Wagoner pleads his case to the umpire, Mrs. Carpenter. HEALTH MD PI HEALTH - “Now, let me explain what really happened Mrs. Carpenter. All I said was that 'my heath’ was sick, not that Health is a sick class!’’ PHYSICAL EDUCATION (Mr. Griggs) - Head down, weight on right leg, left elbow straight, just make contact. Neil Cooper shows the correct form for a 9 iron. While an unknown player shows how he feels is the correct position. 46 An Activity Day was held for the students at Stanfield High School. There were many activities on campus as well as golf and fishing off campus. There was an outdoor barbecue before the activities began. Kevin Bailey is enjoying his time off by catching some sun. Judy Hartley is carefully looking around ao that she doesn’t get pulled into the water like the others. , Alter crawling out of the “school pool” During one of their volleyball matches Michelle has her thumbs up for one of Jennifer s Cindy and Sandra have never looked bet-serves. ter. 47 SuiettiteanU Dance, 1988 On February 13,1988, the Sophomore class of Stanfield High School held the annual Sweethearts Dance. The Sweethearts Dance was held that night at the grade school gym due to the High School’s cafeteria was booked up with concessions for the Stanfield Basketball Tournament. The dance turned out to be one of the best dances held in Stanfield for a long time. The reasons are because the decorations were great, it was well-organized, the attendance was high, and everyone had a good time. We also had the Dance-A-Rama Disc Jockey from radio station OK 95 come Heather Raines is in the arms of Arturo Rodelo as one of the many slow tunes play on. Boogie’en on down, Stanfield students are having fun dancing to one of the many songs while Darren Sponseller’s date is trying to pin a boutonniere to him. OUCH!! David Moore is sitting patiently as Cindy Lemmon sings to him one of her favorite songs. All smiles. Shelly Marcum, a freshman at Stanfield High School, is one of few that came stag for the dance. 48 No Photo Available Lorri Horton Alison Hummell Tracy Kramer Eleazar Lomas Jim Moore Renee Ough Elizabeth Portillo Eva Pratt Jake Raines Rod Raines Krista Sponseller Kissty Stephens Brian Tompkins Trent Wagoner Roger Wilkinson Shane Zahransky V 51 Min AFTER school Shelly’s trying to shoot a baseline shot while Cheri’s just sitting and laughing at her. How come you’re not out there. Cheri? Kod Raines is one of the students that enjoys playing on the computer, after school. Computer games take a lot of the student’s spare time. i :V Time for cheerleader practice and by the looks of Connie, she is excited about it, while Mariada and Eva show a different reaction. For those who don't drive or walk from school, the bus is the only other way, as Life after 3:12 p.m. for Stanfield High School students offers time for a variety of activities. For some, life begins with Detention for 40 minutes, but Saturday School started the last quarter. Now students will have to lose some of their time when they get in trouble in school. Others seek refuge at Jackpot. Here the students can unwind from a hard day at school by playing video arcades, munching down food and drink, or just hang-out. For others, sports takes up most of their time right after school. Practices range from 4:00 p.m. clearn up to 8:30 p.m. for basketball players. Students who do not play sports usually have jobs they must get to as soon as school is out. Students’ jobs range from breaking horses to working at Safeway. So, for the students at Stanfield High School, activities play an important role when school is out. Tammy and Arturo well know! Mrs. Hepworth is putting some terror into Blaine Butcher while Rod stays calm in another after-school detention. Greg Rice, Chad Porfily, and David Moore reserve t heir turns at the Raul Portillo rides home on his bike every day, whether evermore popular video games of Jackpot while Alison and Eva wait ra‘n or shine. for their rides. S3 Top row Assistant coach Norman Stewart. Charlie Ferguson. Brie Winborne, Chru House. Brady Collinsworth. Shane Grabeel. Brady Monkuti. Cory Grabeel. Scott Ferguson. Coach Mike Clarke. Bottom row: Rod Raines, Bryan Bailey, .lake Raines, Scott Common, Parky Kna. Ruben Chavez, Will lemmon Rod Raines was our right fielder for the 1988 baseball season. Brie Winborne is getting ready to MMCk a home run for the Tigers. Eric played center-field and third base. Bryan Bailey is making an awesome pitch. He also played shortstop for the Tigers. Brady Monkus is watching for the coach's sign Brady played shortstop and pitcher. He made firat team All Star and won the most valuable player award. Shane Grabeel is hitting the ground to get this ground ball. Shane played the positions of pitcher and first base. Rubrn ('have in rounding second bwsc after hitting a double H« plaved catcher and won the moat im pro'll award Will lemmon is getting pavched up for the pitch he ta about to be handed. Will played the position of lenind base. .Jake Raines is in the air for this line-drive. He played centerfield and won the most inspirational award. Chris House always made wild swings but that didn’t stop him from hitting the ball. Chris played second base and left field Scott lemmnn made an excellent fieldman. He played the left field Scott Ferguson, who was a sophomore during the baseball season, didn’t have too much luck in the season. In the opening game for the Tigers, Scott was sent to second base for a steal. As he slid into the bag, Scott ended up breaking his ankle in two places. Although Scott was unable to play for the remainder of the season he was still part of the team, going to every game and helping everyone out. Good luck next year Scott. Brady Collinsworth was always ready for the pitcher to pilch it to him Brady played first and third base. Cory Grabeel just hit the ball clear out in the field. He played left field for the Tigers. Charlie Ferguson made a fantastic pose for the camera while he was playing his position. Charlie played left field and won the Coaches Award. The Tigers didn’t really have too hot of a season this year. The team was young and inexperienced and there wasn’t one senior on the roster. We only ended up winning two league games and three nonleague. Coach Clarke said if the season consisted of only the first and last game, the team would of had a great season Eric MacPherson, Raul Portillo, Dusty Grogan. Mariada George, Mr. Derbyshire, Micki Svetich, Steve Baker, Valarie Winborne, Craig Dircksen, Jeremy Carlson, Chad Porfiley. Craig Dircksen look as if he is just ending his 3000 meter run after he already ran his 800 meter run. jr- ' Dusty Grogan, a senior, was the only track participant from Stanfield High School to participate in State this year. Dusty placed fourth in the javelin. He said there was a lot of competition to compete with. Dusty was also the only senior to receive the Dukek Award. Nice job Dusty. 56 Edwin Himmerich sprints to the finish line in the 200 meter run. He also participated in the 400 and 1600 meter relays. Jeremy Carlson stretched out his legs over the 110 hurdles. Other events he participated in were 300 hurdles, 400 relay, and 1600 relay. Dusty Grogan uses his strong arm to throw this javelin. Other events that Dusty registered in were 400 relay and 1600 relay. Chad Porfily threw all of his efforts into the 3000 meter run. Valarie Winborne’s best event was the shot-put but she wasn’t too bad at the discus either. Haul Portillo enjoyed running his 3000 meter run along with the 800 and 1500 meter run that he participated in. Top row: Coach Mike Perlot, Angie Chavez, Stephanie Zabransky. Karla Haman, Kori Marks, Connie Keltz, Teresa C� riffin, Travis Dunford, Glen Gordon, and Terry McCann. Kori Marks played her first year of tennis for the Tigers. It looks as if she may be a little tired in this picture. Connie Keltz was one of our Freshman players for 1988. Her serves were pretty hot. Angie Chavez made the most valuable girl on the team. She always had a good time during her matches. Stephanie Zabransky is getting herself pumped up for her upcoming match. She looks as if she is getting ready for another 58 victory. Glen Gordon made the most valuable boy for the Tigers. He is returning the serve from the opposing player. Karla Haman has played two years on the Tiger tennis team. She was always ready for the matches a week ahead of time. -------x ----x vc---- 3 vc M fcll.what do you have to say? INTRODUCTION TO INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY ‘Blacksmith Scott Ferguson is forging a project, one of many that are required in this class. Mr. Williams and Mr. Danielson have the class for one semester each where they teach a wide variety of hands-on subjects. HOME REPAIR AND CONSTRUCTION The King and his Royal Court! Well, that is what Eric Meyerhofer thinks Joel Moses, Charlie Ferguson, and Eric Winborne are while doing a toilet repairing unit. VOCATIONAL 60 AGRICULTURAL MECHANIC - Cover!! Darren Sponseller VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE - What is vo-ag?? Eric Winborne working with the MIG unit puts the final bead of one of the attempts to explain the difference in animal species to Mariada shop projects that the class was working on. George and Rod Raines during a livestock breed identification unit. WOODS - “According to the instructions. Tab A fits into Slot B while HOME ECONOMICS • Tony Brown, the official tast tester, is Peg C goes into Hole D . Here Kevin Bailey is assembling his gun caught in the act of tasting some of Sheryl Davis’ master cooking, cabinet while taking Advanced Woods. STUDIES FAMILY LIVING - As Steve Baker, Angie Chavez, and Brady Monkus have a lively discussion on the facts of life, Shane Grabeel is doing some heavy note taking on the subject. TYPING - Click, dike, click, click, click, Arrgghh!!! This is a typical sound that comes from the typing room. In this picture, Roger, Anna, Terry, Arturo, and Cheri are hard at work doing a timed test. 61 PROM 1 BIG CITY mm The 1988 Prom turned out a great success. The students had a great time and reported that is was the best prom in years. The dance was held at the Grade School gym, starting at 8:00 p.m. an running until midnight. Fantastic music was provided by Professional Audio. The dance was uniquely decorated and to the theme of ‘Big City Nights.’ Slow songs are the most popular for Proms. The night ended with the beautiful song of “Time of My Life’ . Norman, Jennifre, Travis, and Casey are foot- The 1988 prom court are as follows: Gail Kramer and her escort Bryan stomping to the music. Get down! Bailey, Lindy Porfily and Eric MacPherson were escorts for each other. Heather Haines and her escort Brent Clarke, Kevin Bailey and his escort 62 Travis Dun ford cheesing it up for the camera, while Lanna and her date, and the rest of the crowd continue as if nothing happened. enny Seibel, Jenny Clarke who was Queen and her escort Tony Brown, md Dusty (irogan who made King with his escort Stephanie Zabransky. While slow dancing, couples are supposed pa. attention to their partner. Brent, Eric, and Darren are more n ( rested in what is happening around them. Look!! A fast dance and everyone is standing around. Or are they? 63 Tanya Darnell Craig Dircksen GLASS 64 ■w t Front How-Representative, Brandy Tyler; President, Danette Masonheimer; Secretary, Casey Gaede; Back Row-Sgt at Arms, Micki Svetich; Vice President, Valerie Winborne; Treasurer Sandra Chavez. Packy Ena Casey Gaede Anna Garcia Corey Gemmer Cory Grabeel Judy Hartley John Harpster Teresa Griffin Amy Hascall Nohemi Herrera Amy Himmerich Chris House 65 Ben Johnson Connie Keltz Angie LaPorte Dan Lemmon Cindy Lemmon Shelly Marcum Kori Marks Danette Masomheimer Lisa Matzen Terry McCann Ken Meyerhofer Wendy Mills David Moore Justin Moore Cindy Moss Chad Porfily 66 Michelle Warner Valerie Winborne GRADUATION Ila Hascall giving her valedictorian address to the audience at the graduation ceremony. This year's salutatorian was Travis Dunford. He is shown, here giving his speech during graduation. GRADUATION All our years in school we’ve all been waiting for this day: Here we are in our last year, and soon the day will come in May. We started in Kindergarten, thinking, I can’t wait till I’m out of school: Now we made it through all rough long days of education we’re proud to say we’re cool .. . Look at what we struggled through the books, the teachers we haven’t got along with: The english, mathematics that we tried our hardest to inditeth .. The loneliness and happiness, that we shared together: What is this time; the time that this graduating class will cherish forever. We have prepared for this precious moment since first grade on up to this year: Now here we are ready for this world, we’ll go our separate ways, but maybe with one tear. By Lanna Mae Backen A lot of hugging, kissing, and crying took place after the seniors received their diplomas. Here is Becky Davison and Heather Raines getting their share. 66 CLASS roocco 'We came together as strangers, hut we leave as eternalfriends.' CLASS oppicep.s President.................. Dusty Grogan Vic® President.........................TVavis Dunford Secretary-Treasurer.............Julie Clarke Sergeant At Arms............«... Becki Davison Advisors ............... Mr. Art Derbyshire, Mrs. Kathleen Hepworth, Mr. Gene Jorgenson Junior Escorts................ Neil Cooper. Stephenie Zabransky Junior Greeters . Sarah Nash. Jenmfre Hum me 11 Ushers........... Bill Moffat, Eric Meyerhofer Lanna “Mae ‘Bacf n Kevin 'Ray ‘Bailey Charley C- Biggerstajf Jr. ‘Michelle L. ‘Bradley Anthony Wayne Broum “Blaine William Butcher Brent Alan Claris Qenevieve Marie Clarice Julia Ann Clarice Jennifer D. Craig SheralArcadia Davis Rebecca Carroll Davison Travis Roman Dunford Dustin C. Qrogan ‘ + I la Lee Was call Connie Diane “Kelly (fail Marie Kramer Erie Kgthan MacBherson Shaun “Eric Maries LindyS- Borfily Weather Arlene Raines Jason A. 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