Echo High School - Echoes Yearbook (Echo, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1979 volume:

ECHO COUGARS 78-79 Editor: Debbie Bechtel Staff Asst. Editor: Jeri Rohde Business Manager: Chris Ramos Advisors: Miss Cox Miss Nishihara Photographer: Todd Rohde Nancy Day Keeli Fox Clyde Gardner Kathy Hester lee Lori Hester lee Susie Power Lonnie Ruth Phi! Severe DEDICA TION Glen ... A kind word, A helping hand. A lift home, Or to a game. Any job, Every job, Janitor, Bus Driver, Handyman and Friend. We grew older; Some moved on; But you always stayed young And you always stayed on. Thanks. Happy Retirement! TABLE OF CONTENTS THE YEAR PAGE 5 THE ASSOCIATIONS PAGE 23 THE ATHLETES PAGE 31 THE STUDENTS PAGE 47 Youth ... A waterfall of energy, effort, emotion. A beginning, Starting anew. Building toward a future, Dreaming, Setting goals. Youth ... A divine treasure, An unasked for gift to all. Searching, reaching, grasping; Seeking, striving, Straining to succeed. Discovering time, discovering life, Discovering self. Youth ... Now our present, Soon our past, But always a smiling memory. Youth ... THE YEAR HOMECOMING Sophomore Princess Laurie Brooks, Freshman Princess Lori Hesterlee, and Senior Princesses Tracey Horn Carrie Day, Junior Princess Gina Mitchell, Queen and Kelly Fitzhugh. Spirit Week and Homecoming festivities started October 30. Monday was Kiddie Day, Tuesday Crazy Day, Wednesday 50's Day, Thursday Switch Day and Friday Dress-up Day. Thursday night was the noise parade. The parade started at Sam's 76 station and ended at the football field, where Seniors were announced parade winners. The next activity was the carpushing contest, won by the juniors, followed by a tug-of-war. The seniors and freshmen fought the sophomores and juniors, with the seniors and freshmen winning. A hot dog roast was held .er. Class competition was held at the bonfire, with the junior high winning. The Homecoming game was played against Cascade Locks on Friday. During half-time, Lori Hesterlee was crowned queen. The Cougars went on to win the football game 38 - 12. A dance ended the homecoming festivities with the band, Texas Gold, playing the music. 6 Jan Ramos, Stacy Snow and Nancy Day cheer the Cougars on to victory. Senior Jeff Correa escorts Queen Lori Hesterlee. Seventh graders enjoy Crazy Day in a variety of costumes. Back, 1 to r, Korina Gonzalez, Carol Baggerly, Paula Castellanos, Channon Bailey and Jeanice DeChand. Front, Jody Dalebout, Bink Ramos, Andy Saylor and Cousin It. 7 SCHOOL BOND School has been in session since 1910 at old Echo High. The present building was erected at a cost of $25,000. Many memories have been passed on from generation to generation. In the fall of 1978 a school bond was successfully passed making 1.1 million dollars available to the Echo School District. The AJS Lynch Architect firm drew the blue-prints for the future construction. Construction will start in the summer of 1979. Completion is tentatively set for the fall of 1980. Here is a final look at EHS as we will remember it. CARNIVAL Ed Longhorn and Susie Power on a typical date. Saturday May 5, 1979, Student Council put on a carnival in the Echo Fireball from 7:30- 10:30 p.m. Each class sponsored two booths. Booths included everything from dart throw to fish pond, dunk tank to bingo. The carnival court included Princess Sonia Snow, Escort Kevin Bursell, Princess Korina Gonzalez, Escort Andy Saylor and Queen Teresa Correa, and Escort Brian Hatley. Sixth, seventh and eight grade classes sold door prize tickets two weeks prior to prom. Mrs. Jean Correa won the door prize, a camera. COURT: Escort Rich Snow, Senior Princess Nancy Day; Junior Princess Kathy Hesterlee, escort Mike Belloni; Sophomore Queen Jan Ramos, escort Ed Longhorn; Freshmen Princess Rhonda Thompson, escort Steve Feser. Sweethearts 1979 Queen Jan Ramos, escort Ed Longhorn 10 Escort Rich Snow, Nancy Day Jeff enjoys the music. Kent and Shelli take a break. Rhonda Thompson, escort Steve Feser Kathy Hesterlee, escort Mike Belloni PROM 1979 The Prom was May 12, from 9:00 to 12:00. The theme was Looks Like We Made It . T.A.U. was the entertainment with a light show. The Prom court consisted of K'dean Edwards, Susie Power, Debbie Bechtel, Nancy Day, Jon Evans, Ed Longhorn, Mike Holland, Jeff Correa. The Queen and King were Chris Ramos and Jerry Ruth. Background for Pictures was donated by The Flower Shop in Hermiston Plaza. Prom 79 Centerpieces Jon Evans and Nancy Day Boogie-Boogie 12 Jeff Correa and Chris Ramos, Queen Dance-Dance- Dance! Mike Holland and Debbie Bechtel Ed Longhorn and Susie Power The Prom Princesses pose. 13 GRADUATION May 5, 1979 Class Flowers: Long-stemmed yellow roses Class Motto: 1 '1 am not afraid of tomorrow, for 1 have seen yesterday, and 1 love today. Speaker: Rich Cason Top three Seniors receive awards. Rose Steinman Presents a Poem. Tony Ashbeck and Gina Mitchell escort the Seniors out. Front: L to R, Ed Longhorn, Anna Harsh, Jeff Correa, K'dean Edwards, Phil Severe, Mike Holland Second Row: L to R, Jeri Rohde, Chris Ramos, Jon Evans, Nancy Day, Brett Rohde, Susie Power. Back Row: L to R, Lori Hesterlee, Larry Holeman, Debbie Bechtel, Jerry Ruth, Tracy Horn, Rose Steinman, Kelly Fitzhugh. 14 Co-Salutatorian Debbie Bechtel speaks on self-discipline . Co-Salutatorian Larry Holeman ponders his last day at E.H.S. 16 AWARDS NIGHT Sports Awards - Front Row: L to R, John Harsh, Hector Cano, Janet Lilly, Carrie Day, Andy Jones, Coleen Findley, Martin Martinez, Lori Hesterlee, .Chris Ramos, Brett Rohde, Nancy Day, Jolene meadows, Kathy Hesterlee, Jeff Correa, Shelli Correa, Lorrie Olson, Gina Mitchell, Larry Holeman, Dena Storz. Back Row: L to R, Todd Rohde, Mike Belloni, Rob McAtee, Tony Ashbeck, Joe Ramos, Anna Harsh, Sherry Hesterlee, Jan Ramos, Stacey Snow. Scholastic Awards - Front Row: L to R, Lori Hesterlee, Coleen Findley, Nancy Day, Kathy Hesterlee, Jan Ramos, Shelli Correa, Lorrie Olson, Jeff Correa, Gina Mitchell. Back Row: L to R, Jolene Meadows, Jeri Rohde, Rhonda Hixson, Mike Belloni, Chris Ramos, Rob McAtee, Larry Holeman, Todd Holeman, Brett Rohde. Carol Findley unwinds at a game. Jolene Meadows, right, ignores Carrie Day's sigh, I'd rather be Skateboarding.'' Tony Ashbeck, are you really studying? 18 Dena Storz, mouth at work again. 1' See, I'm not chewing gum,1' Chris Ramos. Dean Olson and Shelli Correa, 1 'We're so confused! '' Mr. Short Stuff in action. (Mike Holland and Tracy Teacher (Ha ! ) Lawrence Pedro Class! Class ! Horn) 19 ADMINISTRATION AND BOARD The administration and school board were especially busy this year with work, meetings, and hearings on the building program, school policies, standardization, a road closure, budgets and negotiations. The administration was directed by Superintendent Verle Bechtel; the board was headed by Chairman Dick Snow. Board member not pictured below is Laura Dalebout. I' 20 Back to front: Board members; Jean Day, Glenn Rohde, John Ramus, Bob Hale, Kaye McAtee and Dick Snow. TEACHERS 21 Assistant Elaine Ramos L to r: Bus Drivers and Custodians, Fran Fitzhugh, Sharon Lilly, Glen Cochran and Burl Wattenburger. Most of us overlook or take for granted the hard work and time these people devote to our school. They are at school every morning bright and early ready for a long, hard days work. Their rolls often go unrecognized and unrewarded. These people are our cooks, custodians, and bus drivers. They include the people pictured on this page and Jessie McAtee, Carol Ramos, and Sandra Sisler. We the Cougar Staff and all EHS students extend our thanks; we could not do it without you. 22 L to r: Master Chefs, Meredith Boyer and Elsie Faro THE ASSOCIA TIONS HONOR SOCIETY 24 Back row: Jeff Correa. 2nd row: L to r, Jolene Meadows, Rhana Hixson. 3rd row: Jan Ramos, Gina Mitchell, Debbie Bechtel. 4th row: Mr. Pomeroy, Kathy Hesterlee and Miss Nishihara. ELECTIVES School isn't just for kids anymore. Adults come in and take special classes. But they take just what they want; they are elective students. Mrs. Cook, the sign language students and the calligraphy students are good examples of people who come to our school because they want to learn. Mrs. Cook studies Spanish with Mr. Pomeroy's Seventh period class. A number of ladies, and one gent, study calligraphy, taught by Miss Nishihara. Mr. Clupny teaches sign language to a number of students, ages 10 years and up. These students and teachers all have one thing in comming, they allwant to be at Dena Storz demonstrates signing. Mr. Clupny teaches sign language. Mrs. Elaine Ramos, Mrs. Joan Correa, Mrs. Ann Madigin and Mrs. Dorothy Graham earnestly practice their calligraphy. CHEERLEADERS Head cheerleader Shelli Correa Gina Mitchell Nancy Day Jan Ramos Stacey Snow JV cheerleader Lorrie Olson. 26 STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council: Back, 1 to r, Larry Holeman, Mitchell, Stacey Snow, Jeff Correa, Shelli Correa, Nancy Day, Jon Evans, Rhonda Thompson, Jan Keeli Fox, Carrie Day, Cindi Fox. Front Row: Ramos, Lawrence Pedro. Second Row: Gina Gary West, Jody Daleabout, Andy Saylor. Student Body Officers: L to r, Treas. Jon Evans, Sgt.-at-Arms Phil Severe, Sec. Shelli Correa, V.P. Nancy Day, Pres. Jeff Correa. BAND CHORUS Back to front, 1 to r, Yvonne Williams, Arleta Reese, Andy Saylor, Janet Lilly, Eric Store, Rhana Hixson, Mr. Earp, Jolene Meadows, Pat Seifer, Teresa Correa, Margaret Saylor, Nancy Day, Carrie Day, Lorrie Olson, Jody Dalebout, Carol Baggerly, Gary West, Mark Enright, Cindy Walston, and Bob Hatley. 28 Back to front, 1 to r, Gina Mitchell, Cindi Fox, Shannon Ruth, Shane Correa, Jeff White, Teresa Correa, Shelli Correa, Melanie Hixson, Margaret Saylor, Rhana Hixson, Yvonne Williams, Dick aker, Bob Hatley, Mr. Earp. ANNUAL NE WSPA PER Reporters: Lori Hesterlee Lonnie Ruth Susie Power Clyde Gardner (not pic.) Phil Severe (not pic.) Keeli Fox (not pic.) K'dean Edwards (not pic.) Photographer: Todd Rohde ANNUAL Editor: Debbie Bechtel Asst. : Jeri Rohde Bus. Mgr.: Chris Ramos NEWSPAPER Editor: Kathy Hesterlee Asst.: Nancy Day Advisors: Miss Cox (not pic.) Miss Nishihara 29 THE A THLETES FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD ----Y----- VOLLEYBALL Echo 6 - 36 North Powder Echo MATCH North Powder Echo 58 - 0 Riverside J.V. Echo MATCH Stanfield Echo 46 - 6 Wheeler Echo MATCH Umapine Echo 0 - 50 Arlington Echo MATCH Helix Echo 26 - 52 lone Echo MATCH Pilot Rock Echo 6 - 40 Dufur Echo MATCH Weston-McEwen Echo 38 - 12 Cascade Locks Echo MATCH Stanfield Echo MATCH Weston-McEwen A GIRLS BASKETBALL Echo 17 Union 32 Echo 41 Riverside 22 Echo 33 Ukiah 18 Echo 30 Umatilla 20 Echo 43 Riverside 27 Echo 37 lone 28 Echo 41 Wheeler 35 Echo 45 Helix 47 Echo 46 Cascade Locks 28 Echo 32 Arlington 51 non- league District Tourney, Dalles Echo 36 lone 22 Echo 32 Wheeler 40 Echo 59 Riverview, Wa. 34 Echo 38 Dufur 23 Echo 34 Dufur 27 Echo 37 Helix 24 Echo 48 Cascade Locks 16 Echo 47 Arlington 57 Echo 37 Wheeler 35 Echo 34 Arlington 50 Echo High School's Girl's Basketball Team placed 2nd in league ! BOYS BASKETBALL Echo 49 Riverside 56 Echo 67 Ukiah 42 Echo 55 Riverside 58 ♦Echo 47 Trout Lake 60 Echo 62 Powers 41 Echo 51 lone 56 Echo 53 Riverview, Wa. 56 Echo 80 Wheeler 44 Echo 83 Wheeler 51 Echo 55 Dufur 56 Echo 62 Dufur 69 Echo 65 Cascade Locks 48 Echo 56 Helix 63 Echo 67 Cascade Locks 43 Echo 96 Umapine 87 Echo 37 Arlington 81 Echo 54 lone 68 non-league V ECHO TRACK David Iverson: Dean Gerhke: Tina Graham 800 m. 1500. 800 m. 1500. 100m., 200m. G Long Jump V _______A, X BOYS G GIRLS TENNIS Echo Echo Arlington Echo Stanfield Stanfield Echo Echo Arlington Echo Split Helix Echo Echo Umatilla Echo Pilot Rock Pilot Rock Echo Echo Pilot Rock Echo Split Helix 3rd District j COACH: Mr. Hartman Brett and Todd Rohde VOLLEYBALL Back Row, 1 to r, Dena Storz, Sherry Hesterlee, Lori Hesterlee, Lorrie Olson, Kathy Hesterlee, Gina Mitchell. Second Row, Janet Lilly. Third Row 1 to r, Coleen Findley, Stacey Snow, Tina Graham, Jan Ramos, Anna Harsh, Jolene Meadows, Andrea Jones, Rhana Hixson. Front Row, Head Coach, Mr. Weimer; and Assistant Coach, Miss Nishihara. Not pictured: Shelli Correa and Cindi Fox. 32 Gina Mitchell bumps the ball. The Cougar volleyball girls started the season off slow, but constantly improved. The Varsity Team concluded with a record of two victories. The girls were coached by Mr. Weimer and Miss Nishihara. Both coaches were new to the sport, but worked hard to teach the skills of the game, as well as good sportsmanship and team work. Jan Ramos, sophomore, received special honors at the end of the season by being chosen for the District All-Stars. Jan was chosen for outstanding court play. A total of 20 girls participated in the entire season, forming three teams. During practice, the teams constantly competed against each other to sharpen their skills and competitive play. Coaches Weimer and Nishihara team up on the sidelines. 33 Jan Ramos receives District All-Star award. FOOTBALL This year's football season was one of many trials and tribulations. It was also a season of frustrations and joy. It was a season of ' 'the thrill of victory'' and ' 'the agony of defeat.'' The football team this year was one well worth watching. We started out playing with a very abbreviated schedule, which meant having a three-week period with no ball games. We were also very short in numbers, which in the long run made a definite outcome in some ball games. But, these players played with a lot of pride, enthusiasm, reckless abandon, and just plain guts, which is really what it takes to play the game. My hat is off to these players, for the fine season they had. -Written by Coach Noble. Todd Rohde, back, handles the ball. Back Row, 1 to r, Asst. Coach Torstenson, Mike Bailey, Joe Ramos, Brett Rohde, Larry Holeman, Mike Holland, Jeff Correa, Head Coach Noble. Front Row, Todd Rohde, Tony Ashbeck, Tony Correa, and Rob McAtee. 34 35 GIRLS' BASKETBALL The Cougar girls put together a winning season by landing a berth in the District Tournament at The Dalles. During pre-season play, they chalked up a 4-1 record while concentrating on team work. In league play, they gained 8 wins and gave up 4 losses, placing 2nd behind Arlington. At District, Echo squeaked by Wheeler 39-37, but fell to Arlington 34-50, thus missing a State Tournament trip. The Cougars were led in scoring and rebounding by Tina Graham and Stacey Snow. First year coach, Debbie Hawkins, felt the girls worked hard and wall be a team to watch out for next year. Cougar girls receive flowers before their last home game. Tina Graham scores a foul shot. 36 L to R: Coach Debbie Hawkins, Gina Mitchell, Jan Ramos, Carrie Day, Janet Lilly, Tina Graham, Stacey Snow, Dena Storz, Tracy, Horn, and Chris Ramos. Jan Ramos makes a lay up. Janet Lilly competes for a jump ball. Coach Debbie Hawkins looks on. Coach talks over strategy with the team. 37 BOYS’ BASKETBALL The Cougar boys started their season out a little slow, but by the time the league games started they were ready to play ball. Larry Holeman, the starting center led the Cougars through the season as the high scorer; he made the first team for the Big Sky Conference. Starters Todd Rohde, and Joe Ramos made second team. Jerry Ruth, Brett Rohde, and Jeff Correa were also starting players. The Cougars under the direction of Coach Louie Stocker and assistant Coach Gary Hartman, competed in playoffs against lone for fourth place in district. Overall the team had a good season, but not quite good enough to win a playoff berth. Todd Rohde reaches for the basket. David Iverson guards offensive player. Jerry Ruth shoots a free throw. Todd Rohde awaits the ball. 38 L. to R. Back Row, Rob McAtee, Mike Belloni, Jeff Correa, Todd Rohde, Tony Ashbeck. Front Row, Mr. Hartman, Brett Rohde, Larry Holeman, Joe Ramos, Jon Evans, Jerry Ruth, Mr. Stocker (Coach). 39 TRACK Track started out to be a very strong sport at E. H. S. But as the season went on, the number of people that went out kind of dwindled down, due to the lack of interest and jobs. Only three people participated in the sport all through the season. They were Tina Graham, Dean Gehrke and David Iverson. Tina did an outstanding job in all her events, as did Dean and David. Due to the short number on the team, they really could not go for the team trophies at the meets. At the District meet, Tina won her preliminary heats in the 100 yd. dash and 200 yd. dash. Dean stretches out before practice. The team does warm-up exercises. David rests before a long race. 40 L to R: Coach Hartman, Dean Gehrke, Tina Graham, and David Iverson. Tina gets set in starting blocks. Coach Hartman offers advice before the final race. 41 TENNIS 42 L to r: Coach Bob Weimer, Martin Martinez, John Janet Lilly, Carrie Day, Brett Rohde, Chris Ramos, Harsh, RobMcAtee, Nancy Day, Kathy Hesterlee, Todd Rohde. Front: Rhonda Thompson. Nancy Day returns a volley. Tennis became the major spring sport since baseball was cancelled due to lack of interest. Many EHS students got involved in the tennis fever. The team had an excellent season. All team members qualified for district and three members were seated. Members eated were Brett Rohde, Todd Rohde, and Chris Ramos. The results were, they placed third at district. Coach Weimer summed up the season, as To be one of the most best, by that 1 mean the player's really showed a lot of effort.11 ' 'The students really showed what they could do as far as playing tennis.'' 43 Brett Rohde lunges for the ball. Our Youth Echo's Wild and Crazy Band members make beautiful music together. 44 Well, nobody's perfect! '' 1 thought slavery was outlawed a long time ago! 11 Co-ed P.E. mind-boggles the Freshmen. Look at those muscles girls! The Juniors actually quiet, organized, and studying ? ? ? 45 SUZUKI ✓ Gerald Leroy Ruth 53 SENIOR SNEAK Debbie, Nancy, Jeri, Lori, Mike, and Larry, step back into the old days for a little old fashion fun. 54 Senior Class Officers- top to bottom Pres: Mike Holland V. Pres: Debbie Bechtel Sec.: Nancy Day Sgt-at-arms: Brett Rohde Treasurer: Chris Ramos 55 Nancy, Tracy and Lori line up as Phil Severe hands out kisses. SENIOR SUPERLATIVES JUNIORS 58 Lonnie Ruth Todd Rohde Lawrence Pedro Lorrie Olson Gina Mitchell Jolene Meadows Greg McAtee 59 SOPHOMORES Sophomore Class Officers: Treasurer Joe Ramos, Rep. CindiFox, V.P. Jan Ramos, Pres. Stacey ■ Snow, Sgt.-at-Arms Tony Correa. Not Pictured, Sec. Rhana Hixon. 60 Cindi Fox John Harsh Rhana Hixon Andy Jones Rob McAtee Dean Olson Jan Ramos Joe Ramos Stacey Snow Valerie Thompson Kim White 61 FRESHMEN Freshman Class Officers: Dale McCord, Sgt. -at- Pres.; Dena Store, Sec.; Camie Moyer, V. Pres.; Arms; Rhonda Thompson, Rep.; Carrie Day, not pictured: Sherry Hesterlee, Treas. Carrie Day Linda Burse 11 Dean Gehrke Gary Brown Hector Cano Sherry Hesterlee Todd Holeman 62 Donna Lang and Jeff Shaw relax. David Iverson Donna Lang Todd Holeman caught in the library. Dale McCord Camie Moyer Norman Rhodes Jeff Shaw Mike Sisler Dena Storz Rhonda Thompson 63 SEVENTH GRADE Back, 1 to r, Carol Baggerly, Pat Seifer, David Lilly, Vicki Walston and Eric Storz. Second Row: David McCarty, Mark Enright, Andy Saylor, Jody Dalebout, Dee Dee Jones, Channon Bailey, Norma Castellanos. Front Row: John Moyer, Korina David McCarty decides junior history is worse than reading. Gonzalez, Bink Ramos, Gary West, Paula Castellanos, Jeanice DeChand. Not pictured: Stephanie Wegner, Robin Bergstrom, Rosie Pruneda and Isabella Pruneda. Mr. Enright offers his wisdom to seventh and eighth graders alike. 64 EIGHTH GRADE Back, 1 to r, Margaret Saylor, Shannon Ruth, Arleta Reese, Shane Correa, JoAnna Lilly, Cindi Walston and Teresa Correa. Front: Yvonne Williams, Steve Wegner, Melanie Hixon, Wayne Jones, Bruce Bechtel and Les Bursell. At window Monte Naugher. Not pictured: Pat Alford, Dick Baker, Brian Hatley and Jeff White.  Bruce Bechtel enjoys a shuffle through the Shannon Ruth offers a sly look, dictionary. We the Cougar staff would like to thank the community for their support extended to our school throughout the year. Without your continuous assistance, the Echo schools would not be experiencing the progress and growth that began in the fall of 1978. This year has been a challenge, starting anew, fighting the seemingly impossible, and succeeding. We did it! The Cougar has begun again. I want to extend my sincere thanks to every member of the annual staff, and to our dedicated advisors, Miss Cox and Miss Nishihara. We were all in this together, sharing the joys, frustrations and triumphing over our greatest enemy, time. What, to us, was once a dream is now a reality-the memories are yours to keep. B eh£ le. 'Bechtel 1979 ECHO SPONSORS VCR 8AERE LA FEMMES UOYS ROUND UP FARMERS INS. WHOOS WHO JO'S RECORDS JC PENNEY COROONELECTRIC ZIG MANS FLOWER IE AS T OREGONIAN PEPSI OOT1LI NO FLOWER SHACK HERITACE LANO DEPUTY SPOT HILLS FURNITURE OUTDOOR SPORTS McQONALOS k HERMI5T0N CLASS ANVIL TUM A LUM HAIR AFFAiR OURNS MORTUARY PENLANO INS. MAX oaers ROEMARKS SMITHS JULY HERM ELECTRIC EASTS ICE AUTO TRAVEL CAMOELL CARYSAUTOPAR TS DESERT LAJJES PIONEER IHPLNT CIRLNEXT DOOR MOORE RIPLEY JEANTREE HERMISTON DRUG ORE TRAIL MONEY HECTORS SHOES PCC JtJMARKET DISCOUNT AUTO HERM.HER ALO SHERRE LL CHEVY! 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