Condon High School - Review Yearbook (Condon, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1964 volume:

ff 1. , offrlrr Aan M COTQUMEIA kf ff- SCHOOL PVS?-iI.lJ'-ND. H'fA?HfNlGTON l964 BLUE DEVIL REVIEW CONDON HIGH SCHOOL CONDON, OREGON Editor ...... . . . Caren Pattee Asst. editor. . . . . . Lynne Potter 4 Y 3 I 1 5 ? Q 2 w i i Q 3 ? E 5 s 2 i fffg.22..L-TTL H -W 7 U :FV f.l - -, Y i9fE,.L- m'EiEwE2:f-tiii iiiiim Af,aa4Q?ffA TE1'E.S2s5'f!?3'?if ' w1 i'5 filfff' , 5 'Yi lffw? fJki3 Ufw-'3E'n!12iH5'Mk7Yewf1-wif'-3 ' gimizzi-P lf' T' 'f'af...77Ri .2-. P A Ag gy ' . . fm ' Zi -, , , '22 . ,X j l at f . c. ,A ii, 2 ' it 'gfk l sg 3 Syyizrkew -1. N 5 t we, ,qgq 2522 ,tm cz., .4 ir.: -271-iffy -Yfngf-:ff ' . A S at - Xmfqrsskxkgyiwrigkv if Q11 A , 'I ml- .:J'f' , J ' ' ' 4- - ' as tisvb-sm,--,,3,J'6f.T unfit -at - 1 M.,-, 'wb' 1+ ' t . 5 L,, . . iii' .Q .y r Q. 22123 l S ADMINISTRATIO Adolph Shaffer, Chairman of the School Board, is a well known rancher. Lovena Palmer is the County School Superin- tendent. She takes great interest in the ac- tivities of the school. Bill Hardie is one of three ranchers on the board. He was a paratrooper during the war and still enjoys parachuting as a sport. Jack Fatland was educated in Condon Schools and now is in partnership in the Fatland Service Station with his father. An outdoorsman, he enjoys hunting and fishing. School Superintendent of School District 4+25 is Ferman Warnock. Ernie Lear has been past mayor of Condon and is a well known farmer in our area. Janie Palmer, secretary for the School Board and the Grade School. James Burns is another past mayor of Condon and was a delegate to the Demo- cratic National Convention in 1960. Mr. Burns enjoys bowling, chess, and bridge FACLI LTY TO THE STUDENTS OF CHS lt has been my privilege to be prin- cipal of Condon High School for the past two years and a teacher prior to this. One will have to travel a long way to be associated with the caliber of student that walks the halls of Condon High. Take a back seat to no one, for you are as well prepared, academically and socially as any other group of students. Believe in yourself and in your school, for your school is no better than what you want it to be. Each one of you needs to add your hand to the develop- ing of the spirit of your school. As this is the last year that I will be at Condon, I would hope each one of you would remember me as a person rather than a principal. Goodbye. Don Gilman DON GILMAN is Condon High's friendly principal and also teaches Chemistry and Algebra I. Monument is his home town and he has his M. S. degree from East- ern Oregon College in La Grande. Mr. Gilman likes all sports and especially enjoys fishing. JUANITA SHEARER is Dean of Girls and as Home Ec instructor, she has the chore of teaching Condon High girls to become home- makers. As school librarian, she is often found in the library doing bookwork. She also advises the spirited Blue Devil pep club. Mrs. Shearer, originally from St. Helens, acquired her B. S. degree from Oregon State. She enjoys preparing new recipes and trying them out on her husband and four boys. 2 s ' 53- . iff - -- ifawf JACK MCINTOSH is Con- don High's well known math teacher. Physics, Geometry, Trig and Al- gebra I gl II are his class room subjects. Mr. Mac is from John Day and gra- duated from Eastern Or- egon. During his spare time he enjoys repairing radios, TV and other electrical appliances. TED SCHADEWITZ is an avid sports fan and enjoys hunting and playing basketball. He coaches varsity basketball and track. Amer- ican Problems, U.S. History, World History and Boys' P. E. are the subjects he teaches. Mr. Schadewitz is from San Andrea, Calif- ornia and graduated from Eastern Oregon Col lege. HARVEY NEFFENDORF is from Port- land and went to Portland State. He is a sports enthusiast and enjoys hunting and fishing. He is head coach in foot- ball, baseball and handles the JV bas- ketball squad. Mr. Neffendorf teaches Shop, Mechanical Drawing and Drivers Ed. HARVEY BUENCGNSEJO is our Spanish and English I 8: II teacher from Hawaii. Eastern Oregon is his alma mater and Mr. B. says teaching English is his favorite hobby. Out- side of school he is often found on the tennis court. MAURICE THORN is a new member of the teaching staff this year from South Eastern Idaho. He grad- uated from Idaho State Un- iversity and is the Com- mercial teacher at CHS. He teaches Bookkeeping, Business Law, Typing I and Office Practice. Sports are his favorite pastime. DON BAXTER comes from Seattle and graduated from Western Washington. He teaches at the grade school as well as being the band and chorus teacher at CHS. Making model railroads, oil painting and rock hunting are his favor- ite hobbies. PHYLLIS LEHMAN and her red Corvair are a familiar sight around CHS. She comes from Madras and graduated from OCE at Monmouth. She teaches four classes of English and one Speech class. Her spare time is spent advising GAA, Letterettes, paper and annual staff. She also lends her talents to directing school plays. t L........j 'Lx1.1....,. DICK SCHNEIDER is mainly interested in bio logy and teaches two classes of this subject plus General Science and Math. Redmond is his hometown and he attended Oregon College He enjoys the great out doors and hunting fishing and biology are his favorite hobbies REIBA CARTER joined the staff this year to teach Girls' P.E. and advise Condon's pre- cision drill squad. She is also a sixth grade teacher at CGS. Miss Carter hails from Long Creek and is one of the five Condon High teachers who call Eastern Oregon College their Alma Mater. She enjoys doing anything creative and is known for her delicious cookies Mrs. Charles Greenfield, Mrs. Eb McKinney and Davina Stewart are the three expert cooks at the grade school caf- eteria. Many CHS students enjoy their delicious food at 110011. Office secretary, Jean Jackson, is one of the busiest per- sons at CHS. Writing tardy slips is one of her hobbies and she is never too busy to give students her assistance. When in doubt, just ask Jean! 'N . - -V QR fy I Here's Custodian Mike Tierney in a familiar pose. Good-natured Mike is a big help to CHS stu- dents in all their activities. Thanks, Mike! Tex Wilkins is kept busy working at the grade school as well as helping Mike at the high school CLASS ROBERT JOSEPH BURRES fJoej Football 1 2 3-4g Track 1 2 3 4 Lettermen's 1 2 3 4 Homecoming Es- cort 4 Christmas Formal King 4 Basketball 1 Basket- LARRY LEE BROOKS Baseball 4 Football 4 Home- GLORIA ANNE BROWNHILL GAA 4 Pep Club 4 Class Officer 4 Sadie Hawkins Queen 4 Senior Play 4 Paper KENNE TH LEROY ADAMS JAMES CHARLES BAILEY fJimj: Senior Play 4g Basket ball 1-2-3-4g Football 1-2-3-4g Baseball 1-2-3-4g Track 1-3g Lettermen's 1-2-3-43 Pep Band 1-2-3g Christmas Formal Prince lg Honor Roll lg Class Officer 1-4g Student Body Chaplain 23 Student Council Conference 2g All School Play 3g Prom Escort 3g Sweetheart Court 33 Elk's Scholarship 3g Student Council 2-3-4g Homecoming Escort 4. LOUIE EARNEST BARNETT JR. 2 Class Officer lg Homecoming Escort lg Basketball 1-2-3-44 Baseball 1-2-3g Track 1-2-3-4g Senior Play 49 All School Play 3. RAYMOND BECK: Basketball l-2-3-4. AML STEVE WAYNE CARNINE Basketball 1 2 3 4 Foot- . , 4 , ,fri 'L' .xx N? X' -Q? ff , ,,1,,. -, , ff ball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Class ' 1 V ' H , Officer l 2 3 Student Council 2 3 Pep Band 1 2-35 A r,--t .V 2 Qi Christmas Formal Prince 2 Annual Staff 4 All School 1 Play 4 Senior Play 4 Paper Staff 4 Letterrnen's 1-2- , F Q - :T ti - l 1 fl gig ii M WILLIAM JOHN COLBY: Football 1-33 Basketball 1-3 Class Officer 3. JAMIE LYNN FINUCANE: Pep Club 1-2-3-43 GAA 2- 33 Senior Play 43 Paper Staff 3-43 Annual Staff 3. GEORGE EDWARD HERBISON: Football 1-2-3-43 Basketball 1-33 Track 1-2-33 Pep Band li Letterrnen's 1-2-3-43 All School Play 33 Annual Staff 3. CAROLYN MARLENE JAEGER: Drill Team 1-43 Pep Club 13 Pep Band lg GAA 13 All School Play 33 Letter- ettes 3-43 Senior Play 4. STEPHEN LINSAY JAMIESON: Track 1-2-33 Basket- ball lg Pep Band 1-3Q Class Officer 43 Senior Play 43 Lettermen's 1-2-3-4. MIKAEL TOMMY JOHNSON: Football 4. THOMAS SKEI LARSEN: Senior Class Play 4. REA JUNE MIKKALO fPennyy: Class Officer 1-2-3-43 Honor Roll lg Honor Society 3-43 Paper Staff lg Chorus Pianist 23 Drill Team Pianist 2-43 Manager of Drill Team 33 Letterettes 3-4g Student Body Reporter 33 Stu- dent Body Treasurer 4g All School Play 3g Girls' State 3g U. N. Alternate 33 Student Council 3-43 Senior Play 4 NANCY LEE PETTYJOHN Paper Staff 1 Class Officer 1 2 3 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Pep Band 1 2 3 Homecom- ing Princess 1 4 Honor Roll GAA 1 2 3 4 Prom Prin- cess 1 Prom Queen 4 Letterettes 2 3 4 Drill Team 2 3 4 National Honor Society 3 4 Student Council 3-43 Girls' State 3 Senior Play 4 All School Play 4 Sweet- heart Princess 4 Christmas Formal Escort 4 Elk's ROBERT LARRY RANDALL Semor Play 4 Football manager 1 Basketball manager 1 Lettermen's 1-2-3- CHERYL SUE RINEHART Pep Club 2 3 Drill Team 2 3 Drill Team manager 4 Magorette 2 3 Class Of- CATHY SUE SMITH Drill Team 1 2 Pep Club 1-2-3- 4 Pep Band 1 2 3 Honor Roll 1 GAA 1 2 3 Paper JACQUELYN LEE MCCOLLUM fJackiel: Transfer from Texas. MICHAEL WILBUR PARRISH fMikej: Basketball 1-2- 3-43 Class Officer 1-2g Baseball 1-2-3-4g Pep Band 1- 23 Lettermen's 1-2-3-4g Student Council lg Honor Roll 13 Honor Society 3-45 Prom Escort 3. CAREN LYNN PATTEE: Class Officer 1-2g Drill Team 1-2-3-4g Pep Club 1-2-3-4g Honor Roll lg GAA 1-2-3-4g Homecoming Princess 2g Pep Band 1-2-3g Prom Prin- cess 3-4g Honor Society 3-4g Annual Staff 3-4g Paper Staff 3g Annual Editor 4g Letterettes 3-43 Sweetheart Princess 3g All School Play 3g Senior Play 43 Student Council 3-4. TOMMY GEORGE SHAMP: Honor Roll 1-2-4g Honor Society 3-4g Pep Band l-2-3g Track 2-3-4g Football 33 Class Officer 3-4g Annual Photographer 3-4g Student Body Reporter 4g Paper Staff 3g Annual Staff 3-4g Sal- utatoriang Student Council 4g Elk's Scholarshipg Lettermen's 3-4. ' 52?-V, s ' If :Z PAT SMITH: Activities were not available. JACQUELINE LOUISE SNELL fJackiej: GAA 4g Letter- ettes 43 Pep Club 43 Paper Staff 4g Homecoming Queen 43 Christmas Formal Escort 43 Senior Play 45 J. V. Cheerleader 4g Delegate to Music In Mayg Transfer from Germany. FREDERICK HAROLD STINCHFIELD fRiCkJ: Basket- ball l-2-3-4g Football 1-2-3-4g Baseball 1-2-3-4g Lettermen's l-2-3-49 Honor Roll lg Honor Society 3-4g Pep Band lg Class Officer 2-4g All School Play 3-4g Senior Play 43 Boys' State 3g Prom Escort 33 Christ- mas Formal Prince 4g Annual Staff 4g Elk's Scholarship 4g Student Council 4. ED AUGUST WESTPHAL: Basketball manager 3-4g Track 1-2-3-4. DOUGLAS EDWARD WILSON: Class Officer 1-2g Basketball l-2-3g Football 1-2-3-4g Lettermen's 1-2- 3-4g Student Council 1-4g Honor Roll 1-2-3-4g Track 2-3g Honor Society 2-3-4g Student Body Pres. 4g Senior Play 4g All School Play 4g Valedictorianq Elk's Scholar- shipg Paper Staff 4g Boys' State. JEANNE MARIE WOOD: Not pictured. Graduation Ceremon Doug giving his Valedictorian Speech. Mr. Gilman giving Tom Shamp his Salutatorian trophy. X xx FN 'tv Q-1' X ,L -f.f121is?1ifs?..biLlw, . 4 f . ., ,,...,...,.,3,a5.s..- . -5 Carroll Ashenfelter Q. , H -K in- ...iq N inf 1 il.. . : Q is gmwrgsgwigiggis fs EL La isis ,53 wav V CLASS OFFICERS J. Burres. .. .. .President .... . . . R. Myers W. Burres. .. . . . Vice Pres... . . .W. Burres D. McArthur. . . . . .Secretary .... . . . C. Jackson J.A. Leisi. . . .. . Treasurer. . . . . D. McArthur D. Magee. .. .. .Reporterx . . . . S. Palmer Alan Curtis V ?-g.. Kerby Bailey Eddy Cooney ' .... 1 1' free, ,,' A Corinne Bredimus Jim Bur-res Wayne Burres ,ki ,VAA W Mu. l ii . 2 B111 Barnett Ray Epley Tom Bailey Leonard Flint is Q S9385 givin. B-ir' 'fins-.-sq... ,P if 5 5 f s - . f 25f5fa.. ff? - g 1'Qflgfi.,iii',4ifi? 454 5228 'WEQ,Qg9?f'Wii ...,fi-WS...-,,vw.f.,g,, W fx L- . f , ., - L ,a,,,...o . .,.....,, .,...,,, A ...,. , ,. ,. W. .,- , ,I , ..,. ..., . . ..,,... . . , ...W . ,. wigggff wp iw- 3 g.:qg5,, fy sf-Jwgps :- :f -3. - rgw.i,,--iw: ysgvw if . .,., . . Q.. 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X wa: 7 of K - 1 Delene Johnson JoAnn Leisi David Magee Patty Myers Rob Myers Vyi- f,,. -Y555ia-1fQi22QQi:Eg5S7'-5125551,biiiirll-ifz -- ,S 1 Q, yfagllsf-,jglLgglwg,rs-fgw-lr I 152gyi?Qw?5m,es2zrg9lVsfMN' :fr lifes 4 iSi:Eig,Q7g:3?i,5?QW ' X?1?Yiyfff's3'l 325:15 :iiiilifl , .if,:f, E: K La rk ,rf 'li :R4:fjf.1,Z-2,-.,5,Qf--effhj if 1 Q54 X .ff X fs. if ,raw K xv Sl R aw K ., I Z '-2553? s:,, pw' ' 5'-. .W-4 f , I 25 'Q Q :H 5,3 , it Y 55.11 I wx x Q Darla McArthur Penny Parsons Linda Philbrick Darrel Potter Lynne Potter 535 514:11 Xggzrg ,. ff? 435, girgiiwy, .,1 'Mfg 1,5132 'Q fl - i i-5111: 1-' . ' , flu '1'fL5'i855'fi7' , ,ada ..,.. , , ,. . wwf Kathy Smathers X - -. Msmnmm o ' of g.Mx . 4.15 ,,. ' 2 A 5 6 f I 5 tm., D K - if-J-Fi k a i are rsrrs rrss P i rryr D Susan Rogers Nancy Schott Bob Slmpson Roger Snuth John Trumbull Wilma Warren Sharla Wise f CLASS OFFICERS . . President. . . . . Vice Pres... . . Secretary. . . . . Reporter. . . PHCMORE I f U n Joe Alford Jean Anderson Chuck Anderson Mary Jo Britt W' Louis D Avignon Cheryl Gllliam HUD MT AWMILE 'Q-?1::1'f!'Ji5?Nl1V?f2T5r --'Ms ur -me:9iS igg7g5!311Y ffft'xtl. -Fir.: ,Htl , L, wef.fsgQ4em4v-zrygfiwi 2: wh'-r: ' ' iT'??'1i??5E 155535 5 -1 ' -f i -- -A. - :wws 11 w M -iam? , V A Q, Carol Greiner V i To .. 2 ' 5 if W. L Aw , k Dave Colby in-m f if fwvsciikzr 7 f. ya . V5-Ex Dick Hollen Johnny Wayne Johnson J 3 Danna Jackson Renee Johnson L I V K S 5. . . - r df, , . V. nk . -f K ..,, .,., 4 .M- Q: -. 1 .3 -.Q 'f L11 el 15 iiiii J J L21-9552 ? i . f, .y,. ,,f. ,m,, 3 Y Q . K -gr K 11.1 'ffl .L ,,+, . J.W. Johnson . . .M. Stinchfield . . .R. Johnson . . . M.J Britt ' DlD'n1' . ,...,.C,H3g' wang lb.. aA,.o X Q -5 lo ,- 1, ,Q I ' 4 V' E Dan LaRue Kathy Jones Alexis Keeney x '- Rf.: o Q- ? 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I 'K 4 JY Y ie ti fi W, -. f if.. 5 1 Q gf, Q hx X 9- 5 55 if 1 , S in uk N M an Mg 1 f W Y 'Y' 1 fi f t ew-, . 5 K Q 1 FIRST ROW Carolyn Davis Carol Edwards Glen Hadley Barbara 'Hoffman Kenny Humphrey Rob Jackson Tony Jeter - 2 ,mfwmms-.mn,.ew,W ,i -:maart :SM :3:x,f,?zwx155if:iK:fm-Mir-f 5 w i ff :V-:' r:: fzsiwiweffy '- ' A w:Jvz'1w, 'vliiiifgr ' ' 1fKs'fg1t,3ifQgl53 -zwsv '31,32z5sg. U .i-Si stifzgf ' mari' ' f V M C Q .H g sam' j 3 ,QW V. 4 , 5 Qfq g gg i affix in? is , - ',B7f1.3gjg1,f,-fkggik EEZ M WZ, .. -o W gl, Y L 1,320 , ,V - if iff if ' ,Q .. -i n 1 Terry Logan Diane Lutz SECOND ROW Linda Morgan Susie Morgan Vickie Morgan Judy Myers Pam McCollum Chuck Parsons Jimmie Rodgers THIRD ROW Don Tombleson Patti Vincent Herman Westphal Richard Wilson Wayne Wise W N Britt Smith Robin Teslow f,-w1f:v1 xiii. A ,Qbsz3'.:,-: sg ., me , ' f ' ,515 ,gf 4 I t fgilkwigfig EEF ? A 2 4 4 K K X i'f,44'fx:issix:, . ' S . ,Sgr ry- , , -. 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They may not be very smart, but from the looks on their faces, they could puzzle anybody. wlwlvmmrsmwvzix That's rightg Mr. Buenconsejo wants to make sure everything is in perfect order before he TRIES to transmit any Spanish into ANY of the Sophomores' heads. You can always tell when all the Sophomores are busily working. . . none of them are taking time to smile for a picture. CDRGANIZATICNS DOUG WILSON I would like to take this opportunity to thank the students of Con don High School for the cooperation that they have given me in the 1963-1964 school year. I believe that this year more has been accomplished in the school than in any of the previous four years. Once again Iwould like to thank everyone for helping make this a very successful year for Condon High School students. SITTING: Cheryl Rinehart, Linda Kirsch, Nancy Pettyjohn, Penny Mikkalo, Doug Wilson, Tom Bailey, Mike Parrish and Dave Magee. STANDING: Caren Pattee, Patty Myers, Cathy Smith, Terry Logan, Jim Burres, Louis D'Avignon, Rick Stinchfield, and Tom Shamp. This year in Student Council much was accomplished. The Constitution which was out of date was revised and the Lettermen's club Constitution was also revised to allow the reinstatement of the club. The Student Council took over concessions and added a Business Manager to its list of members. This year the Student Council introduced a Coat of Arms to the students of Condon High School. SITTING: Patty Myers, Cheryl Rinehart, Penny Mikkalo, Nancy Pettyjohn, Doug Wilson, Tom Bailey, and Dave Magee. STANDING: Britt Smith, Johnny Wayne Johnson, Rob Myers, Jim Bailey, Mike Parrish, Tom Shamp, Linda Kirsch, Carolyn Jaeger, and Caren Pattee. and even enough Caren Patee Lynn Potter Deanna Riney J im Bailey Phyllis Carmine Rick Stinchfield Steve Carmine Tom Shamp were staff nd tie back has hes are red bleu hoes wlth whi+ Appewlng on the 'SX V EW UNIFORNS NOTED 932 dz' fs Swag im'-ich lui ffl ide sr the Varsity Yell-lead- Thls easons outfits PRESS BOX Editor- Cheryl Rinehart Ass't. Ed.- Patty Myers Staff g News editor- Jackie Snell Feature Editor- Kathy Littlefield Torn Shamp Kirk Burres Dave Magee Patti Pettyjohn Doug Wilson Jamie Finucane Gloria Brownhill Linda Kirsch Carolyn Jaeger J i ' a . ' -:-I it-N: sa., A K 1257 ii 'fs K K ii' -5 JW ? L V L l e -G'9 'boy 15 Lge uellel than ave vght ana 9 wc .1 W fsefl 'gwefigns if .255 vis H ,q it ,ff Yea, Devils! This is the familiar cry from the pep club at Condon High basketball games. These enthusiastic girls can be seen in royal blue jumpers, White blouses and waving red and blue pornpoms. The pep club is responsible for booster signs and creating the Devil spirit around CHS. Fifteen rahs for the PEP Club! President .... .... C athy Smith Vice Pres .... ..... P atty Myers Secretary .... .... D anna Jackson Reporter ..... ..... J ean Anderson Lets hear it, gang! J if A Q - r .Q5 ' M an H' me x GAA R R43 Secretary, D. Rincyg President, P. Myers Vice President, Sharla Wise, Reporter, L. Kirsch, Historian, P. Grabenhorstg and Treasurer, L. Philbrick. BACK ROW: P. Pettyjohn, J. Matilla, M. Britt, D. McAuthur, J. Finucane, D. Riney, C. Jackson, D. Johnson, P. Grabenhorst, and advisor, Miss Lehman. FRONT ROW: L. Phiibrick, S. Wise, J. Lcisi, C. Greiner, L. Kirsch, K. McDonald, P. Mikkalo, C. Pattee, N. Pettyjohn, C. Smith, P. Myers, not pictured Lynne Potter. --5 i .--5 G A The cold spring weather didn't stop the GAA girls from enjoying softball. The climax of the season came as they battled the boys in a game. The girls tried their hardest but alas, they were defeated by the slight margin of 35 to 17. Mom's Night is an annual event looked for ACTIVITIES ward to by all GAA girls and their mothers. A new tradition was started this year as all the Senior boys' moms were asked to come. Previously, Letterettes has been a club for all girls who have earned a letter at C. H. S. However, this year the consti- tution Was revised in an effort to make it a more active organ- ization. Thus, girls must earn a letter each year in addition to 5 Letterette points. Or just 10 Letterette points. It is the goal of this club to become a service organization at C. H. S. ---One that girls can be proud to be a member of, as they will have worked for the honor. Initiation is one of the high- lights of the year. If the girls can pass the initiation ceremo- nies it is thought that they will be an asset to the organization. Left to right: Clara Lear, Deanna Riney, Sarah Maddock, Mary Jo Britt, Patti Pettyjohn, Jean Anderson, Linda Kirsch, Kaye McDonald, Lynne Potter, Paula Grabenhorst, JoAnn Leisi, Corinne Bredimus, Sharla Wise, Patty Myers Delene Johnson, Darla McArthur, Caren Pattee, and Nancy Pettyjohn. We never knew Deanna, that you were so beau- tiful. A moment of prayer What's this Joe, you a Letterette? Nancy getting revenge. Miss America 1964. Up it comes. Varsity The sportsmanship-cheerleading trophy received by the CHS student body at the Jam- boree provided an extra incentive for our six cheerleaders. The girls used new yells, a variety of chants, and peppy dance steps in their routines in order to create pep and spirit to support the football and basketball teams this year. Mary Jo Britt Linda Kirsch JO Ann Leisi 'S fuiizikis- i sf a e I ' 5 s ' 5 I . fi i A' FRONT ROW, left to right: D. Boyer, S. Wise, J. Leisi, J. Schneider, P. McCollum, K Littlefield, P. Carnine, L. Morgan, L. Philbrick, N. Pettyjohn, L. Kirsch, R. Johnson, P. Vincent, S. Morgan, C. Pattee. BACK ROW: S. Potter, S. Maddock, P. Myers, P. Grabenhorst, C. Bredimus, C. Lear, C. Edwards, D. Riney, D. McArthur, M. Britt, N. Schott, J. Anderson, P. Pettyjohn, and L. Potter. Mrs. Smith hurries to finish new drill team uniforms. Pianist- Penny Mikkalo Manager- Cheryl Rinehart v E 5 3 E 5 2 s Q i I a 3 Head-Majorette Lynne Potter Caren Pattee Carol Edwards Lynne Potter Debbie Boyer Linda Morgan Majorettes 132 '- :'1 :-: 361 'i 2- as -, 'f z'fQ2ff'.i W 1f:'iiga2,fl1': 2, Tw fare' gi Q i f 5 w ig .,,,k. ,1-me .,.... . -.,,. . , .,., . tgp . 32 1 My ,,S..ij ?5 - Debbie 5 f it .4 , A, E 'Girls If T 'I -L. 5 23N 5' x 3 f as W SY ,,1,Ax ,ee- .: ' 15 e'ffk' J '-k ififw ' Lmda Caren With only one experienced twirler, the CHS rnajorettes bravely began practicing for the Christmas Tournament. This per- formance and the eight following showed the results of long, but fun-filled practice sessions. The audience never knew what to expect from one half time to another, as the girls varied their music and motions. 39495 Q 3 E s f 3 S I . 5 5 g 5 Q 5 2 Q Q I g 5 I1 The Sophomores greet the Class of 67 with the Freshman Dance Heel, Manfred, the gravy train's this Way. . . Mr. B's English class laughing it up. . . yuk yuk! ! 'l'!l. - , f .-f,-z-1,:m.1.--P aw:zwz,wm w Q I, x if -1 S97 7 ii ' Q in 1 If 'W HOMECOMI G Qs.- 9 Z 1 Y V 4 , K E D 2 f VR . ,- -ll--I ,QQ , 2 -S' H - -'FEW , 341 31 X: , 3 M5 3? N1 Q5 z. IQ1 'fr L k 2 f Q kg Efiiflw ' ' L Q5 A E f WW, , fm F 5 .,i,E. ii eWmmi22ms,Qi,ww:wzsmmwmwm Queen Jackie, the First, reigned over the 1963 Homecoming festivities at Condon High. Jackie, a new stu- dent this year from Germany, was voted queen during an all school elec- tion. Princesses in her court were: Nancy Pettyjohn, Senior Lynne Potter, Junior Deanna Riney, Sophomore Robin Teslow, Freshman The Court rode in the noise parade and were presented during the half at Friday's game. Last year's Queen, Jean Ann Grabenhorst, introduced Queen Jackie Snell and presented her with red roses. Jackie welcomed the alumni and commended the team on their fighting spirit. Though the team did go down to de- feat to the Maupin Redsides, the Home coming weekend was an unforgettable success Frida ni ht at the dance - Y S , the Wee Threes provided live music. The Homecoming Royalty was intro- duced at intermission. Student body president, Doug Wilson crowned Jackie, Queen of the dance and Homecoming. Each of the prin- cesses was presented a bouquet of mums. So came to a close, Homecoming for 1963. On November 14th, the Junior Class held the annual Sadie Hawkin's Day. Because of bad weather the race was held in the gym instead of outside Qmuch to the girls' advan- tage and the boys' dismayy. The sound of Mr. Neffendorf's revolver started the race and sent the eager girls after the guys. The boys were doomed from the start as the girls proceeded to catch them. . . one by one. The fellows really couldn't complain as they were taken to dinner by their unlawfully wedded wives. Afterwards, the dance at the high school proved to be one of the most stompin', carefree and fun-filled events of the year. Junior class president, Jim Burres, crowned Leonard Flint, King of Dogpatch and Gloria Brownhill was chosen Queen. IE His royal majesty: King Leonard, King of Dogpatch. Ah, Jimmy, oan't I be Queen? Now lets see, Rick's around here some place. . ..... . . Hmmmmmm, always knew Mr. B would find her some day. . . . . . and the sophisticated U5 Queen of Dogpatch: Queen Gloria the First. Like WOW, dig those crazy tights! ! I The Senior Clan displayed talent, spirit, and cooperation in presenting a 3 act comedy Girl Crazy. Danny wouldn't do this, cried Molly fNancy Pettyjohn, left end of sofay as the Dude Ranch guests find Sam Mason CSteve Jamisonj beaten up. Oh, come on, Louie told Lank as he appeared in another disguise to keep Lank from finding and 'getting rid of' newly elected Sheriff Louie. SENIOR PLAY CAST Jake ------------------- Doug Wilson Danny --------------- Rick Stinchfield Louie ----------------- Mike Parrish Cactus ------------------ Ken Adams Lucky ------------------- Joe Burres Pete -------------------- Bob Randall Lank -------------------- Jim Bailey Molly --------------- Nancy Pettyjohn Tess ----- -------------- Jackie Snell Rose ----------------- Penny Mikkalo Betty- ------------- - Janet --------------- Laura -------------- Sally ----- Babs --------------- Sam ---------------- --- Caren Pattee - Carolyn Jaeger Gloria Brownhill ----------- Jamie Finucane Cheryl Rinehart - Steve Jamieson Eaglerock ------------- Larry Brooks Lieutenant -------------- Tom Larsen SENIOR PL Y Girl Crazy H D 5530 'fp in Q,5R.53l1ASf ' fs -. 1 33 5 9' 3, M5 411 ., r .. ,pg2n'farwwfawa+xyfLwmw2Ls4.wunwLwywwwzf1 , 5 3 a i E if 3 U 'Tl 3 V KENNY ,,,M,A:,,,,k,,,m if V -M W. 7 ,,.-,,,,,,, L.W-,WimL,:i,35x,kiwmgiikggqigifwgz,5,3,w,,i4,Mm,wm,,5:ww:,VW,,kl,.,i35,LM,l,:,,m,:,,f,.g,,,-Haw:M,,Qgffgwwff.wwfzizefifsimfs-ffefQim:wmw:missin-2:waemwzaszfwvmxzwfszawmfgmnamswwsmw::1sfm.:--:M 1 4 H A JA , K , , , ... Onions in the Stew, the 1964 All-School Play was a delightful and different comedy filled with humor and uproarious incidents. Betty and Don MacDonald came to Vashon Island in Puget Sound to begin a new life. However, Anne and Joan, their two teenaged daughters pre- ferred the city life to life on an island. But they did entertain many of their friends such as Claud C'a colorless, rather forlorn young fellow j who was Joan's boyfriend. Finally, after many mishaps, especially with the plumbing which even New Motor Marvin couldn't repair, Betty MacDonald decided to sell. It was only after Miss Garvey fthe welfare worker with sensible shoes and a raspy voicey came to buy the house that all of the MacDonalds realized their true feelings toward their island home. . . Where hearts were high and fortunes low-- and onions in the stew. QQ! fi fill? la CHCCDL PLAY K . Ili. ONIONS IN THE STEW C HARACTERS Betty MacDonald . . . Don MacDonald . . Anne ...... Joan . . Howard . . Roger. . . . Claud ....... Lesley Arnold . . Margo ..... Miss Garvey . . Bee Gee . . . Salsie ........ Kitsie ........ Mrs. Watson's Harry New-Motor Marvin . Mr. Curtis ..... Mrs. Curtis . . Lyda .... Jim . . Dotty .... Joey ..... Phil Murray . . Delia Murray . . Old Buddy . . . Announcer .... Sailor fGroverj . . . Deanna Riney . Mike Parrish . . Kathy JO Littlefield . Linda Kirsch . . Rob Myers . Steve Carnine . Danny La Rue Jean Anderson Patti Pettyjohn . . . Lynne Potter . Linda Morgan . Patti Vincent . . Clara Lear . Dave Magee . . Torn Bailey . . . Joe Alford . Nancy Schott . Sharla Wise . . Bill Barnett . . Susie Morgan . .Wayne Wise . . Mac Stinchfield Phyllis Carnine Rick Stinchfield . . Doug Wilson . Steve Palmer Prom Preparation Monday, April 20, the day the Juniors began decorating for their prom. First the ceiling went up and it was work, work, work! Watch the wet paint! As the indus- trious boys pool their efforts to com- plete the bridge and railing. The class secured help from three of Condon's talented artists to paint the mural across the end wall. Mr. B., class advisor, is probably wondering how such a seemingly disorganized class could work together so well to create the breathtaking splendor of Moon River. Time out for a gab session as the HA11 We do is pin pin Sand stland is given a pleated bor- pimp, The Whole prom The strain of late hours and er' S arp' Was held UP by PINS- hard work begins to show. Junior - Senior Banquet Following dinner, Mr. Ernest Fatland spoke on Jumping to Conclusions. After his interest- ing talk, the Senior Class Will was read. Mr Gilman then reminisced about each of the Seniors, The banquet completed, it was time for the long-awaited prom! The 1964 Jr. -Sr. banquet began as Stu- dent Body Chaplain, David Magee, gave the invocation. Class President, Rob Myers, welcomed the Seniors and other honored guests. Caught sampling the food were the Soph- omore boys who served the delicious roast turkey, that Mr. DiVivo prepared gil? BQ! 'H .lunlo Class President Rob Myers crowns NANCY PETTYJOHN Queen of the Prom! In the Old Gym on April 25, the Junior Class re- vealed their artistic accomplishments in creating the 1964 Prom, Moon River. The setting was a River Boat's ballroom which glistened with gold walls and azure blue ceiling. Rotating lights accented the chandelier in the middle of the room. The bridge across Moon River led from the ball- room to the shore line. Under the star-covered sky were the tables and a mural which gave the setting awe-inspiring beauty. As the Barney Powell Or- chestra played the strains of the last song, everyone agreed the serene beauty and atmosphere of Moon River would not soon be forgotten. Well done, Juniors! 4 ES YW 0 1 r - Senior Prom The Queens dance fswiwwslsw i fgiwsesifilii W is-H. -':f:.... 3 is L A ,,l , . , -,--,,. ,,5,:. 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V www- zv Eg ii NV 1, Award Winners Rob Myers was named district winner in the annual Voice of Dernoc racy speech contest. The title of his speech was The Challenge of Citizenship. Nancy Pettyjohn and Jim Bailey were A three week trip through the United States was the award won by Dave Magee in the United Nations Speech and Essay contest. The 1964 C. H.S. delegates to Girls' State and Boys' State are from left to right: Patty Myers, Sharla Wise, Dave Magee, and Jim Burres. Alan Curtis won the C. H.S. essay contest What the Con stitution Means to Me. i -rl ,. 9 1 'Q- f, f A.q.Kx -2 .f f'Sc R. 4 ., Senior Princess: Junior Princess Nancy Pettyjohn N Q59 os Frosh Princess: Robin Teslow ,ew I QUEEN: Lynne Potter fa! Soph, Princess Deanna Riney JACKIE SNE LL Ei I5 fi EF R K ii E ii ,KE QS QQ Q25 fe E Q 5 2 Q K, gs 55 ss M sf if 2 vs 2 Az Sa 51 55 K 4 K -s 5, fs 3 is 5 2 2-5 Ag 3 -2 gl if ls Qi 1 . 'jk if NM 'V?335Y5Q?l5f ' A V ' 7' ' 5 52if1:7153X557Wi55555?'f3i?fi!?EBiTfii5ma1yEAi'55ff I 5 WML? v9i'Z55'f i??551sv.W f HL. K' ' BWV ' J 'J if'QE'53i5QfQ,QE?fpilEL555Ll5i ' '5f2:9kf ?f' U' f - f '. V f 7 f V K. Q35 Q9 Q, Q, QUEEN LINDA PHILBRICK Nanette Klrk Nancy Linda Mike O 0,2 KING STEVE PALMER Johnny Wayne Sr. Princess: Caren Pattee M Jr. Princess: Escort: Wayne ' Sharla Wise i Eddy ' v 4 'i 1 Q 3 ! f 382335 g Q , .. ,ef ' ,S 51 : 5' K ff ti A VN 1 x V Mr X ! I A 6 s ,S-Qi? f 1 -.wg 1 'H 1 ' 1 ,,,ng: 1 H' 7' X ' Ji yr U' f i 12 W ibm? if Q 3 Qt ' ywikfrf' e X ' ' ifni'-2,15 4 R it L G 1 fl, I X10 Soph. Princess: Jean Anderson Escort: Steve Palmer. i , Q? L i ,ie 353253. T w. lf M -, 3521, Frosh Princess Phyllis Carnine Escort: Tom Bailey. wifi .fx ka A x A .aw we fm if Q4 M-..., ,Wg X w .M ,, Y? -W. I if M ' sh' 1 5. . Q, Q S ,. by 8 f -xr ,, -- if 4 ' T . fa, . ff Ju M, if ,ff Q wff ? Q ....:. K I hw Ik ,N A V. I 0 12 6 M0 31 M35 A 14 ' 14 ,Won 5 ' Q The Da1Ie s 5JV's Heppnfgr Grant nion 'Q 1pafi 11a Shefman A 'T 4 A 14 Look out ref! Block that guy, will ya? -kno-1 E i pn Don't look now, but somebody is following you. Hit 'em again Devils! Lua... E WSUVYE 59-'I 11:5 ,im ' 325.3 'rt fi fit. 1, wi-:WH STANDING KNEELING SITTING Mr. Neffendorf R. Stinchfield L. D'Avignon J. Burres T. Bailey J. Bailey S. Jamieson L. Brooks D. Wilson L. Barnett P. Smith D. Hollen Stinchfield Logan LaRue Colby Barnett Burres Myers Johnson Carnine Smith Herbison Parson Flint Smith Shearer Hadley Anderson Logan Burres Tombleson Jackson X? ? 3 X, fu 3 ,,,,-,.-mn, ,V ,V , N ,Q .,,k 5 H K ,K L! .. ii , . . , . ,,, Vk.. ,5W,,.5,,m:E5,,:7,k,,,L ,Vg Jump High Look out Rick E A if During half time the team listens very closely to what the coach has to say. Varsity in Action Referee watching both teams very closely. JV BA KETBALL Under the coaching of Harvey Neffendorf the Baby Blue Devils chalked up victory after vic- tory throughout the basketball season. Their 16 wins overshadowed the one loss, as the JV's developed the skill and precision that Will enable them to fight for varsity berths next year. L to R: G. Shearer, M. Stinchfield, J. Burres, L. D'Avignon, T. Bailey, D. LaRue, D. Hollen, R. Myers, Coach Neffendorf. Coach: Harvey Neffendorf Opponent 32 40 42 24 50 50 54 40 32 30 38 46 41 47 30 50 1964 JV'S Sisters Culver Heppner Sisters Culver Cascade Heppner Wheeler Maupin Arlington Dufur Cascade Locks Maupin Wheeler Arlington Dufur WON 16 Los Locks tl Condon 65 76 52 68 72 64 57 45 77 68 84 67 63 45 59 82 M ,sgr- s l ra Q. . ' a '? tUCK ' . . U5 XJ BACK ROW, Lto R: J. Jackson, D. Tombleson, R. Jackson, R. Smith, B. Smith, J. Alford, B. Smith, J. Trumbull. FRONT ROW: Coach Mr. Thorn, C. Cooney, G. Hadley, T. Jetter, J. Weimar, J. Weaver K. Humphrey, D. Potter, Manager E. Westphal. Freshman Basketball Team A lot of work and little reward was the story of the Freshman Basketball team this year. Although this group of boys including Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors practiced hard, they went through the season without scoring a victory. However, much experience was gained and the boys enjoyed the com- petition with teams from other schools. J err Di C ., A MM, WW W M MQW The Dalles Dufur J oe, Kun .51- 1 . . ga , .. y . wk.. , M .. ,V . M The 1964 Baseball Team closed out the season with one of the best hitting teams in years. Coach Neffendorf has proved his ability to develop and organize superior baseball teams. FIRST ROW: L. Brooks, B. Barnett, J. Bailey, S. Carnine, R. Stinchfield, M. Parrish. SECOND ROW: Coach Harvey Neffendorf J. Wood, D. Emmons, M. Stinchfield, D. La Rue, K. Logan, L. D'Avag'non. THIRD ROW: J. Weimar, J. Johnson, J. Alford, D. Hollen, T. Logan. into 6 03. Lt0 first in the Myers, J. champ, in action ran for CHS at ,yes '- xv.. 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Sure I Want to be a secretary HAVE The wheelchair squad in action Go Debby Go' ' V 'V A Devil with horns even' When the Frosh still had their bell You WILL take me to the prom Ah, Jimmy, 1et's see your curly lashes Whoopee' These half times are kicks! Such a sweet young thing First and last Jackie, Caren, Lynne, Dave, Tom, and Rob hard at work. . . then there's Louie! Q Aha, so you're the mysterious midnight bike rider performance A .'a?F M, ., F1x1ng your AGM, g1r1s? W o's smgm' about them worms again? ? ? Q wi fi . Thursday confusion Phantom Backfield ,, f 5 ,- ,, I mi . . me 7 k Vw ,J , ..,, 1 M 'T ,M 1 I I ,W 1 Q S T X K ,Q fx jg, , ' 4 I H W ..A: , b V,,, E x 3 All-L9 1 5 Q . :SA bs .. J, Dunn Bros. Burns Bros. Grocery Shoe String Drive In Mac's Flying A Jerry Schreiner Jackson's Condon Grain Growers Parman Sz Harris Lumber Co. Eaton's Men's Wear Condon Grade School Condon Florist Butler Office Supply Otto's Ice Cream Walkers Cleaners Payless Drug Store Sponsors FULL PAGE SPONSORS Hollen Sz Sons Mercer 8a Ashenfelter Condon Motel Condon Hotel Fred V. Greiner Fatlands Condon Meat Co. Inland Chemical Service Flatts Truck Service Round Up Cafe Floyd La Rue, Richfield Oil Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr R. W. Potter Sz Sons and Mrs. Erma Pattee and Mrs. Clarence Potter and Mrs Al Riney and Mrs. Lee Pettyjohn and Mrs. Vernon Mikkalo and Mrs. Bill Hardie and Mrs Harold Stinchfield and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Matt Cooney Leo Barnett Frank Monahan HALF PAGE SPONSORS Center Home Telephone Co. Keithley Service Station First National Bank Seiver's Mus-ic Box Mr and Mrs. Henry Jaeger Red Cross Co. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bates Condon Globe Times Mr. and Mrs. John Rattray Murray's Drug Store Mr and Mrs. Wick Parrish Thouvenel Beauty Shop Marval's Roy'S Jewelry QUARTER PAGE SPONSORS Condon Farm Supply Brady's Bill Ez Margarets Variety Carlisles Gordon's Stadelman Bonn Meier 8: Krier Sharold's Melo's Camera Shop Mode-o-Day Jessie's Flower Shop Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jaeger Without the help of the above people, and many others, it would not have been possible to pay for the annual and our expenses. Thank you so much for giving the amount that each of you gave. Y-ST B00 4981 sw. '- , .r af- ,f 5 ,mvggfqr '-ig. Car vi X. E 0 fn, Q dpi-IICAX3-' Q a Q 5 0 ef fat. f I' dr n!,fp fv-y COEUNEIA ., Q -' SCFOOL RICHLAND, WML,-'.1NCaTON