Union High School - Redsides Yearbook (Maupin, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1977 volume:

WORLD EVENTS 7 18 76 NADJA ON HER MEDAL WAY - Nadja Comaneci from Romania perform an excellent balanced jump on the hors vault during compulsory events and op tional exercises at the 1976 Olympic Games in Montreal. Nadja proved to b the outstanding girl in gymnastic events earning several perfect scores for he performances. 1 1 76 A TV FIRST — Louise Lasser, fe male star of the new comic soap open Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman re hearses a scene for the show's premien this month. 6 1 76 FIRST SPANISH MONARCH VIS ITS U.S. —King Juan Carlos I of Spain accompanied by Queen Sofia, arrived ii the United States for an official state visit 11 9 76 OUCH! — Running back Norn Bulaich of the Miami Dolphins reacts a: he receives a swine flu shot from Marlem Teichner of the Dade County Health De partment in Miami. Fla. 1 12 76 DAME AGATHA CHRISTIE DIE« — Miss Agatha Christie, the famous de tective writer.died at her home in Walling ford. England. She was 85 years old. 5 24 76 BRITISH CONCORDE LANDS -A British Airways Concorde SST lands a the Dulles International Airport nea Chantilly. Va., to inaugurate commercia SST passenger service between Londoi and Washington. S77 7. 6 16 76 DEMONSTRATORS BATTLE POLICE — Part of a crowd of 10,000 black high school students clash with police in Soweto, South Africa after the students protested the mandatory use of the Afrikaans language in the schools. As rioting spread, the pupils sang “God Bless Africa and waved their fists shouting Power. S. 7 29 76 THE JENNER RUSH — Bruce Jenner of the United States rushes to the finish line to place first in the fourth heat of the 400-meter run of the Olympic decathlon competition at the Montreal Olympic Stadium. Later in the year Jenner was named Male Athlete of the Year by the Associated Press. 9. 4 25 76 KISSINGER IN KENYA — Secre- tary of State Henry Kissinger and Kenya President Jomo Kenyatta are flanked by costumed dancers who performed at the State House in Nakura in honor of Kissinger's visit. During Kissinger's two-week tour of black Africa, both dignitaries affirmed cooperation between their countries. 10. 9 30 76 CHINESE MOURN MAO — Commanders and fighters of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army, with boundless profound proletarian feelings, pay last respects to the remains of Mao. their most esteemed and beloved leader. 11. 8 4 76 JUNKYARD RIVER — The Big Thompson River looks like a junkyard in this picture taken in Drake. Colo. Three cars in the foreground and a wrecked house on the remains of a bridge over the river are leftover signs of the heavy flood damage inflicted on the tiny town by the weekend flash flood. 12. 9 1 76 INSPECTION — Kathryn Wildey, left, of Spokane. Wash., and Cheryl Swartz of Saginaw. Mich., stand at attention as they are inspected along with male members of the Cadet Corps. The women are cadets at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, N.Y., and were participating in their first overnight bivouac. MARY SMITH “Girl of the Decade” 1968 - 1977 Mary, dedication of this annual to you is not in recognition of the physical and mental strain of your Girls' League leadership. Never mind the wind, the cold, and Who's going to help me sell concessions this week? with no replies. Never mind the repeat of this for making sandwiches to serve players after basketball games. Never mind the organization problems of the Mother-Daughter Tea. Never mind all these hours; they were donations and not so important. Your job was teaching math, and for the student with trouble adding and subtracting, you built confidence and an ability to cope; for the college-bound, you gave a foundation for the lab and classroom that has withstood the weight of the modern technological age. It is for this the annual is dedicated. Thank You, Mary! Administration Cooks, Patty Puckett and Holly Barber wishs the day was over. Mrs. O'Brien finally finishes her work. 2 Tom Ashley telling Carl Staats how to do his job. 3 Mr. Howey checking to see if his coconut is still there. He teaches P.E. and Health. Mr. Sutherland trying to get ideas for the RIPPLE. He is the librarian. Mr. Durham just found out out that all of his students are absent. He teaches all sciences. LEFT: Mr. Shackman Blinded by the spot lights of Wasco County High. He teaches Drivers Ed., Outdoor Ed., and citizenship. RIGHT: Mr. Driskel found skipping his own class. He teaches Occupations and all History. Mrs. Smith, the math teacher, shows Kim Ambrose how to get the job done. Mr. Rodgers, who teaches Band and Chorus looks to be In a happy mood . j 8 10 13 FOOTBALL lb-11 Seniors Jeff Woodside, Dan Morgan Ed Palmer, Alan Mcorkle. Tim Puckett stops a long gain. Redsides have the ball as Umatilla waits for the play. Mike Ashley gets ready for some hardhitting action. Jeff Woodside in a tight spot. Redside Player almost down. Tim Puckett running a pass pattern to the right. The Redsides on the 35 yard line and going in for the score. Jeff Parman goes head hunting. VARSITY FRONT ROW: Ed Palmer, Dan Morgan, Lyle Brittain, Alan McCorkle,' Tim Smotherman, Mark Moran, Jeff Woodside, Ben Troxel, Tim Puckett, BACK ROW: Cliff Satanus, Mike Ashley, Charlie Henry, Jeff Parman, Larry Peterson, Don Heideman, Jim Webb, COACHES: Mr. Durham and Mr. Driskel J.V., BACK ROW: George Ashley, Scott Olson, Dave Woods, Doug Gabel, Rob Buschke, DeWayne Smotherman, FRONT ROW: Jeff Clemens, Glen Crawford, Fred Ashley, Richard Dahlgren, Greg Barnhart, Galen Reese, COACH: Mr. Driskle. 17 Dori Frame, Ben Troxel, Ed Palmer, and Mark Moran (AIias Rock Group Kiss) win first prize during Spirit Week. The sophomore class getting ready for some strenuous pulling. Dewayne Rushton shows what happens to his slaves if they Helen Kelly using her nose to scrape disobey orders. something up off the floor. J.V. TEAM FRONT ROW: Dawn Mclenithan, Lori Brown, Chris Satanus, Brenda Ellis, Sue Holman, BACK ROW: Becky Udey, Penny Matteson, Teri Colton, Kim Ambrose, Deorra Koons, Terri Richmond, Shelly Kelm, and Tracy Holste. Brenda wishing the ball was Tim Puckett. GO getem, Girls! Says Mr. Judy. Girls varsity B.B. team with 3rd place Columbia Basin trophy and Detroit Invitational championship trophy. LEFT TO RIGHT; Teresa Gustafson, Michelle Phillips, Brenda Ellis, Kelly Lindell, Donna Niswender, Helen Kelly, Debi Ashley, Shelly Kelm, Teri Colton, Teresa Moore. Columbia Basin First Team, Helen Kelly, Kelly Lindell, Second Team, Sandy Chamberlin, Teresa Moore. J.V. B.B. team, LEFT TO RIGHT; Kim Ambrose, Missy Lewis, Juanita Phillips, Marceen Grossman, Dawn Moran, Teri Lynn, Richmond, Lisa Gustafson, Marcia Nelson, Chris Satanas, Pam Keo. Michell Phillips gets stopped by an lone opponent. Brenda ellis gets an extra chance. Hellen Kelly out jumps her opponent by a long ways. (L TO R) Track team TOP ROW Manager Kim Kennedy, Coach Miss Phillips, Sandy Chamberlin, Michelle Philips, Helen Kelly, Terri Lynn Richmond, RaNeva Keo, Juanita Philips, Pam Keo, BOTTOM ROW: Mary Lou Allen, Kristine Grey, Denice Koons, Linda Matteson, Karen Hyde, Leslie Declue, and DeOra Koons. ( 24 Gordon Weaver looking like always. Gordon and Miss Frieson Getting it together. Tony Moerlli looking at Robin Blooms dress. Kim Earl and Jim Webb having it out one day. Robin Bloom KO'd Ben Troxel. Sandy Chamberlin takes time Teri Colton leadi 9 Chris Satanus back to class' out to look at the camera. Danny Keillor watches as Fred Ashley eats up the page. Mike Ashley Teresa Gustafson Kim Blanchard Charley Henry Debbie Cook Dave Holman Henry Gabel Darryl Keillor CLASS 1978 Doug Koons Robin Kuhlman Teresa Lindley Darlene Marcum RaNeva Keo Linda Matteson 28 Tim Puckett Cliff Satan us Cindy Paulson Larry Peterson Carol Wooderson Is Great M Chris Wolfe Chris Yunker ■ 29 ReNeva Keo enjoying her lunch. 9 I Robin Kuhlaman leaving the room to go to lunch. Henry Gable takes a quick glance before he goes back to reading his book. Chris Wolfe wandering around the school during class time. Ben Troxel smiles at the camera. Class Officers: V.P. Dave Holman, Sec. Carol Wooderson, Pres. Worden Geaver, treas. RalMeva Keo. BASKETBALL 31 Varsity B.B. Team: LEFT TO RIGHT, Coach Darce Driskel, Charlie Henry, Jeff Woodside, Alan McCorkle, Lyle Brittain, Tony Conroy, Henerv Gabel, Tim Puckett, Don Heideman, Tony Morelli, Mike Ashley. This year's varsity basketball team was a pleasant surprise to every Redside fan. Not expected to do much by most basketball critics, the Redsides won 16 games against 6 losses, won 2 tournaments, finished 2nd in the league, and more importantly, finished 2nd in the District tournament. In physical appearance, the Redsides did not scare anybody. There was only one six-footer (Tony Conroy) and although there was some good individual quickness, team quickness was at best, average. What could not be measured was the self-confidence and desire each person possed. Also, the willingness to work hard to make up for any disadvantages that they thought would face them in the upcoming contests. Constant concern with the physical fundamentals of the game enabled them to stay close with opponents, and Knowing the game (the mental fundamentals ) won it for them. Of the 16 games won this year, 9 were by 9 or less points and only one was by more than 15 points. Most games were won in the last few minutes and some of these were the results of rallies in which the Redsides had to make up deficits at times as large as 17 points. To rally time and time again proved that as a team, these young men possed poise and character which are the foundation of success. It truly was a rewarding season for every REDSIDE! The Redsides JV basketball team lost to Heppner, 56-54, to finish the 1976-77 season with a 6-10 record. Junior Mike Ashley led the scoring with 148 points, followed by Don Heideman, a sophomore, with 133. Dan Keillor, a freshman, led the rebounding with 126. Other point totals were: Keillor (129), George Ashley (65), Cliff Satanus (61), Henery Gable (58), Dewayne Smotherman (54), Galen Reese (25), Fred Ashley (22), Glen Crawford (21), Charlie Henery (14) and Gordon Weaver (10). 32 W.C.H.S. J.V..Team FRONT ROW; George Ashley, Gordon Weaver, Mike Ashley, Scott Olson, MIDDLE ROW; Glen Craford, Danny Keillor, Galen Reese, Cliff Satanus, TOP ROW: Henery Gable, Don Heideman, Chris Murchie, Fred Ashley. Freshmen B.B. Team: FRONT ROW: Galen Reese, George Ashley, Doug Gabel, Bryon Buschke, TOP ROW: Glen Craford, Dan Keillor, Chris Murchie, Fred Ashley, Scott Olsen, Coach Bob Sutherland. 33 Jeff Woodside searchers for someone to pass to. i Jeff Woodside gets a chance to try an outside shot. Tim Puckett puts a fake on a Gaston opponent • fc Tony Conroy goes high for two. Tim Puckett out jumps his man. Lyle Brittain puts one up as Tim Puckett gets ready to rebound. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT Teri Colton, Lori Brown, Sue Holman, Marcia Nelson, Brenda Ellis, Maryann Delco, Cathie Coe and Debi Ashley. CHEERLEADERS ABOVE; Varsity Cheerleaders: FROM LEFT TO RIGHT Cathie Coe, Teri Colton, Lori Brown, Debi Ashley, and Brenda Ellis. BELOW: Wrestling Cheerleaders: FROM LEFT TO RIGHT Robin Bloom, JoDee Pamperien, Michelle Philips and Missy Lewis. Redside Wrestlers here we go. Running, running In the snow This familiar chant frequently echoed off the homes, stores, canyons and hillsides of the Maupin area during the winter months of 1976-1977. Running and conditioning is a way of life for a wrestler and especially a Redside wrestler. Hours of strenuous experiance coupled with strict diet control typifies every day grappler. However, his is the satisfaction of knowing he has done his best, in, every way, to reach the goal of success in wrestling. This years wrestling team was sparked by tremendous team spirit and overwhelming determination. Captain, Mark Moran played a key role in leadership, and along with junior Darryl Keillor provided the needed materials to the team. Marks absence will be felt deeply in next years program. Ultimate honors won by Redsides wrestlers were; third in district at 123 Robbie Ziegler, third in district at 106 David Woods, fourth in district at 130 Jeff Parman. Along with the above, the following individuals will contribute highly to the 77-78 season; Jeff Clemens, Shad Shibahera, Greg Barnhart, Pat Cook, Clyde the glide Hayes, Alan Swearingen, Ron Jones, and Richard Dalhgren. The 1976-1977 wrestling season was rewarding and extremely enjoyable for me as a coach. I attribute this to the fine young men and women who make up the wrestling program at W.C.U.H.S. Thank You Coach Durham Darryl Keillor applies the tight-waist on his opponent. Shad Shibahera stretches out before his match. Alan Swearingen gets caught relaxing. Varsity wrestling team, LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Dahlgren, Clyde Hayes, Manager Terry Nelson, Jeff Parman, Pat Cook, Darryl Keillor, BOTTOM ROW: Coach John Durham, David Woods, Alan Swearingen, Jeff Clemmens, Robbie Ziegler. LEFT: Pat Cook gets ready to tear his man up. BELOW LEFT: Jeff Parman awaits the beginning of his match. ABOVE: Jeff Clemens is trying to get away from his man. BELOW: Mark Moran is moving for the take down. ABOVE: Robbie Ziegler is having a tough match with a Culver opponent. Coach John Durham looks concerned about something that is going on the mat. David Woods has his opponent poised for the take down. DISTRICT MEDALISTS: Jeff Parman, David Woods, Rob Ziegler. WRESTLING STATS: (L TO R) Miss Sally Henning a great big help , Sandy Chamberlin, and Bonnie Pamperien. W nw ABOVE: Charley Henry hustling Cathi Coe in between class. BELOW: Tim is going to kill Chris Boggs with his chair. Sherri and Ken getting their food together for their cooking class. Mrs. Smith is trying to teach Karen Hyde how to do ophomore SOPHOMORES Dori Frame Terrie Colton Brenda Ellis Jo Franklin Cathie Coe Chris Dye VaNeda Grey M. Shely Kelm Ken Martin Bonnie Pamperein Jeff Gutzler Robert Harman Kim Kennedy Denise Koons Penelope Matteson Jeff Parman Terrance Nelson Felicia Peterson Donald Heideman Kelly Lindell Scott Olson Juanita Philips Ah John Saint Chris Satanus Dewayne Smotherman Sandy Shibahara Ernie Smith James Webb Class Officers; Pres. Dori Frame, Treas. Debi Ashley, V. Pres. Elaine Willis, Rep. Ken Martin, Sec. Jeff Gutzler Elaine Willis Brenda Ellis trying to show off some of her natural beauty. AND AMERICAN MUSIC 48 BELOW: Jodee Pamperien reading the graffite under Mrs. Smith's desk. RIGHT: Some more victims of the Candid Camera. ABOVE: Tammy Smith and Tammy Petersdorf Wondering if they are going to be late. Mike Ashley about to knock some sense into Howard. ABOVE: Cathy Coe telling Lisa Gustafson not to worry about not playing. A few of the I.P.S. students recording some results. (IN BACK) Looks like Terry is having some trouble. FRONT ROW: Shelly Kelm, Carol Wooderson, Cathie Coe, Dori Frame, Kelly Lindell, Teresa Gustafson, sec. tres. Kfm Earl, Cindy Monner, Sandy Chamberlin BACK ROW: Kim Kennedy, Dedra Ashley, Jeff Parman, Alan McCorkle, Gordon Weaver, RaNeva Keo, v. pres. Jeff Woodslde, Chris Yunker, Tony Moreilli, pres. Helen Kelly, Robin Bloom. National Honor Society Future Teachers of America Queen Robin Bloom In the Spring of 1977 Robin Bloom was chosen to represent Wasco County Union High in the Northwest Cherry Sweetheart contest In this contest, sponsored by Northwest Cherry Growers, a girl is chosen to represent each of the four high schools in Wasco County. Out of the four princesses, Robin Bloom was selected as the Queen. Robin was chosen because of the high impression she made upon the judges interviews. 51 Robin is the eighteen year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Bloom, of Maupin, Oregon. FRESHMEN Kim Ambrose Fred Ashley George Ashley Tim Ashley Greg Barnhart Chris Boggs Rob Buschke Mary Delco Glen Crawford Brenda Duling Rich Dahlgren Doug Gabel Leslie DeClue Kris Grey Clyde Hayes Tracy Holste Ron Jones Danny Keillor 54 JoDee Pamperien Terri Richmond Laura Lafollette Tamara Petersdorf Tim McAllister Ammette Reel .. vO Alan Swearingen David Woods Karen Hyde Tony Morelli giving a helping hand to Helen Kelly. Gordon Weaver help Dori Frame to the stage after they called her name for the Girl of the Month. GIRLS OF THE MONTH: KIM E AR L-Friendliness, TERESA GUSTAFSON-Poise, CINDY PAU LSON-Sincerity, DORI FRAME-Creativity, HELEN KE L LY-Leadership, JODEE PAMPERIEN-School Spirit, BRENDA DU LING-Dependability, CINDY MONER-Scholarship. ABOVE: The Beach Girls performing for the Mother Daughter Tea. Singers; Missy Lewis, and Lisa Gustafson. Guitar Players; Teresa Gustafson, and Mary Ann Delco, Drummer; Kelly Lindell. Hellen Kelly giving her Girl of the Year speech. u rr Missy Lewis shows Robin Bloom how to keep the guys away. ABOVE: Tina Smith wondering what Terry Nelson did to her locker. BELOW: Cathi Coe roaming the halls. Missy Lewis keeps Mr. Mitchke occupied while Marcia Nelson beats him over the head. BACK ROW: MGR. Dwayne Rushton, Larry Peterson, Jeff Woodside, Alan McCorkle, MIDDLE ROW: Darryl Keillor, Ben Troxel, Galen Reese, Glen Crawford, Doug Koons, Scott Olson, BOTTOM ROW: John Saint, Jeff Parman, Charles Henry, Greg Barnhart, Cliff Satanus, Dan Keillor, Coach Jim Rogers, Baseball Nuts, Jodee Pampeien, Bat Girl Kim Ambrose, Brenda Duling, Missy Lewis. Ben Troxel walking to first base. Greg Barnhart takes a good cut at the ball. J. Woodside A. McCorkle D. Keillor L. Peterson D. Koons C. Henry C. Satanus B. Troxel J. Parman G. Reece S. Olsen J. Saint D. Keillor G. Crawford G. Barnhart pitcher, ss 1st, L field 1st, C field, pitcher cat., 1st. 2nd, R field 2nd, ss Left field Center field 3rd, cat., pitcher Cent Right Field Right Field 3rd base SS, L field 3rd base Cat, R Field Darryl Keillor trying to make first base. Kim Ambrose dutifully carrying the bat back to the dugout Danny Keillor makes one of his famous swings. Larry Peterson a real swinger. 61 ABOVE: Ben Troxel goofing around between classes. BELOW: It looks like JoDee Pamperlen is scared of the camera. Teresa Lindley tries to catch Kim Earl's attention. The J.J. twins. Fred Ashley trying to give another one of his famous hie keys. Fish Lips himself Jeff Par man. b T.? R J° Woodslde' Tony Morelli, Galen Reese, Jim Webb, Ken Martin, Gordon Weaver, Dan Keillor, Fred Ashley, L TO R BOTTOM Coach John Howey, Charlie Henry, DeWayne Smotherman, Allen Swearingen- Managers - Kelly Lindell, Debi Ashley, Elaine Willis Track managers: Debi Ashley, Kelly Lindel, and Elaine Willis talking about the boys. Miss Henning and Cathy Bension keeping score at a home track meet. Tony Morelli running for a victory. Jim Webb throwing the disk. 64 Rod Conners playing Peekaboo with Mr. Coleman. Look Mom no cavities. Tony Conroy, tired of reading the same books. Richard Oahlgran and Doug Gable lending their assistance to Mi key. Bryon Kempton sleep walking down the hall. Carol Wookerson figuring out her measurements. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: DeWayne Smothermon Most Valu. Track Lyle Britten, Basketball Jeff Woodside, Baseball Kelly Lindell, Basketball Sandy Chamberlin, Volleyball and Hellen Kelly, Track. 66 67 the ste FROM L TO RIGHT: Tim Smotherman, Dan Morgan, June Palmer, Eddie Palmer, Donna Niswender, Tom Ashley, Hellen Kelly, Tony Conroy, Nancy Olson. SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS Robin Bloom $250. REDSIDE BOOSTER CLUB Kim Earl $200. MAUPIN LIONS CLUB $50. GIRLS CLUB Hellen Kelly $500. TYWAMA SADDLE CLUB Alan McCorkle $500. TYWAMA SADDLE CLUB Salutatorian Woodside 51 UIM L |U FROM L TO R: Kim Earl, Alan McCorkle, Cindy Monner, Lyle Britten, Robin Bloom, Clifford Olson, Vicky Jackon, Brian Kempton, Denice McLenithan and NOT PICTURED Jeff Woodside, Milton Taylor, Anna Sandoval. Valedictorian Kim Earl. . . . Gordon Weaver. Cindy Paulson . Ben Troxel. . . Henery Gabel . Hellen Kelley . Dwayne Rushton Ernie Smith . . . RaNeva Keo . . . Jim Webb .... Nancy Olson . . . Sandy Chamberlin Bonnie Pamperien Felica Peterson. . Abby Brewster Teddy Brewster Martha Brewster Mortimer Brewster Jonathon Brewster Dr. Einstein The reverend Dr. Harper Mr. Witherspoon Officer Brophy Officer Klein Officer 0 Hara Lt Rooney Elaine Hamper Mr. Gibbs Dead Body The Director Miss Friesen Miss Colleen Friesen.................................Director Teresa Lindley...................................Lighting Director Student Director On December 9, actors from the W.C.U.H.S. student body performed the popular comedy Arsenic Old Lace. Students had been chosen after the try-outs in early November and spent several weeks of late night rehearsals In preparation. The final dress rehearsal was performed before the rest of the studer student body. Fortunately this performance was a rehearsal complete with the pictures falling off the wall and glasses breaking. However, everything was well cemented by the final evening performance, and the actors did an excellent job. They had a well designed set, complete with antique furniture. All students and the director also learned alot from working and laughing together, and many planned to return for future performances. 70 Mortimer (Ben Troxel) and Elaine (Sandy Chaberlin) celebrate the part that he isn't a Brewster, while Abby (Kim Earl) and Martha (Cindy Pualson) look on. Jonathon and Dr. Einstein (Helen Kelly) Toast the captured Mortimer. Lt Rooney (Nancy Olsen) and Elaine watch while Mortimor and crazy Teddy (Gordon Weaver) make plans. 71 Jeff Parman and Mark Moran looking for some good pictures. Fred Ashley, looking for his own folder. Dan Keillor telling Fred Ashley how to cut a picture. Some of the annual staff members take time out for a picture. (L TO R) Dan Keillor, Ernie Smith, Fred Ashley, Shad Shibahara. f ADVISOR Mr. Mitchke LAYOUT EDITOR Darryl Keillor Mark Moran STAFF Mark Moran Jeff Parman Dan Keillor Fred Ashley COPY EDITOR Darryl Keillor STAFF Mark Moran Jeff Parman Shad Shibahara Dan Keillor Fred Ashley PHOTO EDITOR Darryl Keillor Shad Shibahara STAFF Jeff Gutzler Ernie Smith O BUSINESS MGR. Mr. Mitchke ADVERTISING Darryl Keillor AD SELLING Whole Staff MOUNTAIN FIR LUMBER CO. 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TOM ASHLEY ROBIM BLOOM pep band 1,2 pep club 1,2 girls League 1,2,3,4 Girls State 3 Wrestl ing Stat 2 Cheerleader 3,4 Track 1,2 Dance Committee Chrm. 2 Honor Roll 2,3,4 Honor Society 4 CLASS VP 3 LY LE BRITTAIN Football 1,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 3 Letterman club 2,3,4 Chorus 1,2 School Paper 4 TONY CONROY Football 1 basketball 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Stage Band 4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 CLASS Pres. 1 T reas. 3 Student Council Rep. 2,3,4 KIM EARL Pep Band 1,2 Pep Club 2 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Girl of Month Friendliness 2,4 Honor Society 2,3,4 Sec-T reels. 2,4 CLASS Sec-T reels. 2,3,4 Valedictorian 4 Girls League 1,2,3,4 Pres. 3 Wrestl ing Stat 3,4 Girls State 3 Drama 3,4 Student Body Treas. 4 Homecoming Princess 4 Swing Choir 4 VICKY JACKSON HELEN KELLY vol leybal I 2,3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 Track 1,4 Pep Club 1,2 Girls League 1,2,3,4 Pres. 4 Girls State 3 Drama 3,4 Student Council 3 Honor Society 3,4 Pres. 4 Girl of Month Leadership 4 CLASS Pres. 3 Female Athlete of Year 4 BRIAN KEMFTON adm inistration 4 ALAN McCORKLE Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Letterman Club 2,3,4 Chorus 1,2 Band 1,2 pep band 1,2 Boys State 3 Student Council Rep. 4 Honor Society 4 School Paper 4 DENICE McLENITHAN CINDY MONNER Pep Club 1 Girls League 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Swing Choir 4 Accounting Award 3 DANNY MORGAN Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1 Baseball 1,2,3 Letterman Club 1,2,3,4 Band 1 DONA NISWENDER Basketball 2,4 Volleyball 2,3 Track 1,2 Cheerleader 2,3 Chorus 1,2 Band 1,2 Girls League 1,2,3,4 STAT Football 4 Basketball 4 Drama 3,4 CLASS Princess 3 Queen 4 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 CLIFF OLSON Football 1,2 Chorus 1 School Paper 4 NANCY OLSON Track 1 Pep Band 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2 Girls League 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Honor Roll 3 Drama 4 Swing Choir 4 Stage Band 4 FT A 4 CLASS PRES. 4 Student council Rpe. 4 EDDIE PALMER Stage Band 4 JUNE PALMER Girls League 1,2,3,4 ANNA SANDOVAL TIM SMOTHERMAN Football 1,2,3,4 Wrestling 1,2 MILTON TAYLOR JEFF WOODSIDE Football 1,2,3,4 All-League 4 mvp 4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 All-League 3,4 MVP 3,4 Track 4 Honor Society 2,3,4 VP 3,4 Student Body VP 3 Pres. 4 Boys State 3 Male Athlete of Year 4 Class President 1,2 86 SENIOR C LASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1977, hereby declare this to be our last will and testament to Wasco County Union High School. To the Faculty, we give our good humor and good luck for their success in teaching in future years. To the Junior Class, our dignified ways and we hope that they can make the best of it as dignified seniors. To the Sophomore Class, our studious ways and ambition to get things done. To the Freshmen Class, our sympathy for losing such a superior class to look up to. I, Lyle Brittain, will my ability to avoid getting cornered by loose women at parties to Tony Morelli, who is doing pretty good at it so far. I, Robin Bloom, will my smart mouth to Sandy Chamberlin, my forgetfulness to Teresa Lindley (to help her forget her crushes), my ability to sweet the cops to Carol Wooderson, my short nose to Mr. Driskel, and my ability to cry at graduation for the next year's seniors. I, Helen Kelly, will my sound mind and athletic ability to Juanita Phillips in hopes that she can take my place at WCUHS. I, June Palmer, will my pleasant disposition to Teresa Moore, even though she doesn't need it. I, Tim Smotherman, will my ability to patrol the halls of the high school to Mr. Bill Mitchke. I, Clifford Olson, will my knowledge of automobile mechanics to Jeff Gutzler, so he can get the school's truck running soon. I, T om Ashley, will my cowboy hat, my can of Copenhagen and my carpenters tools to al I of the other Ashleys in school. I, Alan McCorkle, will my Honor Society flower to Darren Leazer. I, Dan Morgan, will my 2-day's growth of beard to Jeff Gutzler. I, Cindy Monner, will my citizenship class to someone who knows alot about current events. I would also like to will my sewing machine, Wilber, to JoDee Pamperien. I, Nancy Olson, will my impatience to Susan Gutzler, who is the same; my big feet to JoDee Pamperien, and some of my gorgeous, thick, dark hair to Mr. Driskel for obvious reasons. I, Dona Niswender, will my Personal Finance tests and my ability to stay out of jail (except during visiting hours) to Teresa Moore. I, Tony Conroy, will my ability not to get busted at dances while masquerading as a country and western musician to David (Boy am I having a swell time) Woods. I, Kim Earl, will my part as Miss Bugress to a very jealous Chris Yunker. T o the future ASB T reasurer, RaNeva Keo, I will my stub of a pencil, adding machine fingers, blood-shot eyes, and smart cracks from Mr. Judy. I will Fish to Carla Miller. All my essays to Mr. Mitcke so that some day he may write a book. All my earthly possessions to Sandy Chamberlin and Teresa Lindley to, fight overrand to Cat a black eye. Finally, to Miss Friesen and Miss Henning, new roommates. I, Jeff Woodside, will my superior athletic ability to JJ Saint. Also to JJ I will my power to resist the exciting urge to do other foolish things. I, Scoop Kempton, will my charm, smarts, and very good looks to anyone with more conceit than me. I, Eddie Palmer, will my slim figure to Lorie Brown: don't ever worry about getting fat, I never. WORLD EVENTS 7 15 76 AMY’S ON TOP — Jimmy Carter holds daughter. Amy. as his wife. Rosa-lynn, peers over his shoulder during the Democratic National Convention in New York City. Carter had just delivered his acceptance speech as the Democratic presidential nominee. 7 20 76 SCHOOL CHILDREN KIDNAPPED — The van in which 26 school children and their bus driver were held captive is slowly pulled out of its hiding place in a rock quarry in Livermore. Calif 10 7 76 MAKING A POINT — President Gerald Ford emphasizes a point during his second debate with Jimmy Carter at San Francisco's Palace of Fine Arts Theater. Ford’s efforts, however, were not successful as he and running mate Sen Robert Dole lost the November general election to Carter and his running mate. Sen. Walter Mondale. 7 13 76 AFTER KEYNOTE SPEECH — Barbara Jordan. U S. representative from Texas, acknowledges plaudits of the Democratic National Convention after delivering one of the keynote speeches during the convention. 11 11 76 CALDER DIES — Alexander Calder, one of the most influential sculptors and artists of the 20th Century and the originator of mobiles, died- in New York. He is shown working on his tribute to the nation’s Bicentennial celebration. S7 7. 10 20 76 CAPSIZED FERRY — A would-be rescuer carefully walks the hull of the ferry George Prince after It collided with a tanker and sank in the Mississippi River at Luling. La. Twenty survivors were pulled from the river and 50 persons are reported missing. 1 29 76 NEW DELHI, INDIA — Prime Minister Indira Gandhi does a folk dance with a troupe from Mizoram in northeastern India. The dance was part of the annual Republic Day celebrations marking the anniversary of the 1950 constitution. 12 8 76 STAMPEDEI — A terrified crowd panics and runs to escape from the awesome 40-foot monster. King Kong, after he breaks out of the cage in which he was being exhibited. Filming of Dino de Laur-entiis' re-make of “King Kong concluded recently in Hollywood, with release of the movie scheduled for Christmas time. 4 2 76 TOKYO — Former Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka holds a microphone as he addresses a meeting of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party members. He said he had no connection whatsoever with the Lockheed payoff scandal. 9 8 76 UP GOES THE RUNNING FENCE — Motorists zip along Highway 101 (in foreground) as workers put up a section of artist Christo's running fence north of Petaluma. Calif. The 18-foot high nylon fence will stretch over 24 miles of rolling hills and farms to the Pacific Ocean. 7 4 76 RAID RESCUES PASSENGERS — Hundreds of relatives and well-wishers came to Ben-Gurion Airport near Tel Aviv to celebrate the return of hijacked Air France passengers rescued in a night raid on Uganda. 2 13 76 HAMILL TRIUMPH — Darkhaired American skater Dorothy Hamill. of Riverside. Conn., gives a dazzling four minute performance in the women s figure skating event of the 12th Winter Olympic Games in Innsbruck. Ms. Hamill went on to win the gold medal with a near perfect score.