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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1967 volume:

1967 Prospector Grant Union High School John Day9 Oregon A PROSPECTOR'S VIEW OF 1966-67 We present yearly events of all kinds in this book For your pleasure, students, through it to look. With pictures and words we give you the many stories About our staff, students, and their various glories. Traditionally, the seniors precede all other classes, But we tried to picture somewhere all boys and lasses. To all the sports we have devoted many, many pages, Giving players and scores to do down through the ages. Clubs feature the scholar, athletes, both boy and girl. Homemakers, pep members, while majorettes give a whirl. Another group enjoys chess; skiing gives active sport; Grant's clubs should appeal to interests of all sort. Instruments and singers thrill with sweet, loud sound; Many students in band and pep band are to be found. Class plays, election, dances, both big and small. And commencement round out the year for students all. Dedication f The editors of the Annual Staff dedicate this annual jointly to Mrs. Sprouffske and to Mr. Beam. MRS. FRIEDA SPROUFFSKE We dedicate this annual to Mrs. Sprouf- fske for the service she has given this school for the last 15 years. Also we thank her for her time and guidance to annual staffs dur- ing the past eight years and wish her much success in the future. MR. CLYDE BEAM We also dedicate this annual to Mr. Beam, who taught math courses at Grant Union for a year and a half until illness forced him to resign. 2 Student Council Student Council officers: John Wilson, president Susan Lem eke, treasurer Christy Lindley, secretary Greg Magee, vice-president STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS Seated: Mr. Valiant, faculty sponsor Bill Adkins, senior class representative Susan Lemcke, Student Body treasurer Greg Magee, Student Body vice-president John Wilson, Student Body president Christy Lindley, Student Body secretary Supt. Nodine, faculty sponsor Standing: Kathy Behrens, sophomore class representative Chris Martin, freshman class president Cathy Martin, sophomore class president Nicki Shields, junior class representative Dennis Reynolds, senior class president, Band and Lettermen's Club president Dixie Ring, National Honor Society president Mike Boethin, sophomore class representative Loralie Lent, junior class representative Susan Trowbridge, GAA president Mike Hendricks, freshman class representative Marge Mosier, FHA and Pep Club president Terry Callantine, freshman class representative 3 4 Jimmy Sproul receives prize money from Mr. Baucum as winner of Big Buck contest. Jimmy Sproul receives prize money from the Big Buck contest, sponsored by the conservation class. Grant County Fair pictures: Above, Cathey Lyons, senior at Grant. Above, right, Grant's band marches. Right, Pep Club withJVand varsity cheerleaders standing in background prepare to ride the parade route. Board of Education WILLIAM HYDE Chairman Izee C. D. MORRIS John Day JAMES MAGEE Canyon City ROBERT STEVENS John Day LEONARD TRAFTON Seneca CHARLES R. STEVENS Clerk Superintendent DEAN NODINE Vice Principal ROBERT VALIANT Faculty Guides and Instructs L. J. BAUCUM Conservation Biology MRS. SYLVIA BENSON Home Economics I II, III, IV Boys' Home Ec. MILTON BRAGG English I, II RICHARD BROWN French I, II Bookkeeping Business Law RALPH BURTON World History U. S. History WILLIAM CHAMBERS Guidance and Testing 7 Faculty Lectures and Tests MRS. JUNE CLIFT Library English IV Study Hall MRS. PAT DANNEN English I, III, IV Public Speaking RICHARD FETZIK Basic Woodworking Recreational Crafts Machine Woodworking Mechanical Drawing Driver Education in Classroom DONALD JONES World Today Modern Problems ANTONI KOSYDAR Math I Geometry Math Analysis MRS. DAISY KUIZENGA Algebra I, II Senior Math Study Hall 8 and Sponsors Student Activities ALLAN OLSON Band Training Chorus Honor Chorus Public Speaking JOSEPH PENISKA Boys P.E. Health I, II Boys' P. E. Advanced Driver Education in Car MRS. LEERESLER Study Halls MRS. REIBA SMITH Spanish I. II Girls' P.E. Health I. II Girls' P. E. Advanced MRS. FRIEDA SPROUFFSKE Typing I, II Shorthand I Office Practice Journalism ROBERT VALIANT Senior Science Chemistry Physics Advanced Science G. U.H.S. Secretary Special Services CAFETERIA STAFF—Mrs. Ina Pierce, Faralee Morris, Mary Streeter, Nila Liss- man, Ken Stevens (tickets), Carolyn Lissman, Margo Ediger, Mrs. May Ledger- wood, Mrs. Agnes Davis. Howard Deist Bus Driver Jim Miller This page is sponsored by Steven’s Jewelry 575-1788 BENSON’S SHOE STORE John Day 575-1789 SPROUSE-REITZ COMPANY John Day 575-1218 John Day 10 After the excitement of the Junior-Senior Ban- quet and Prom, spring activities settled down to sports and music, with commencement and final ex- ams during the last week of school. Spring sports included baseball, track, and golf. Musicians and chorus members participated in Music in May, State contest, and the spring con- cert. Students selected for Music in May at Forest Grove included Judy Davis, Den- nis Reynolds, and Keith Bunnell. Not pic- tured is Cheryl Gubser. Judy and Keith sang with the chorus while Dennis played with the band. Neale Ledgerwood and Dick Merrill sang with the State Chorus. 11 Prince Johnny Huffman Princess Teresa Ashton Princess Janet Sheedy Prince Steve Jolley Sweethearts Ball Princess Judy Weldin Prince Bob Van Voorhis A dance scene. Sweetheart Queen Paralee Simmons Sweetheart King Stan LeGore Prince Bill Gubser Princess Judy Davis 12 i3 4. “Moonlight and Roses99 1966 Prom QUEEN LINDA CATES The Prom and Banquet decorations were very beautiful this year. The theme, Moonlight and Roses, was carried out in two tones of pink and white. The large roses were made from artist's tissue paper in the two pink shades. All scrollwork was painted white. Mrs. Darrell Ward made and painted the murals and scrollwork. Directly below is the mural at the Banquet. All other pictures are those taken at the Prom. 14 15 a 'SKm ' Bill Gubser was voted player who contributed most to the team by his teammates. Baseball Coach Don Jones BASEBALL SQUAD--Kneeling: Bill Gubser, Mike Lenz, Darrel Simmons, Bill Williams, Norm Bezona, Dale Southwick, L. B. Adams, Mike Boethin. Standing: David Dieker, Carl Stout, Ray MacDonald, Bill Deist, Bob Van Voorhis, Stan Le Gore, Mark Labhart, Paul Dieker, Mgr. Ron Hasher. Rigjit is Darrel Simmons, who placed 6th in batting average in the State at the end of the season. Dennis Reynolds, who partici- pated in the State track meet. Coach Toni Kosydar Trackmen See One Member - in State Meet TRACK SQUAD--Bottom row: Terrell Pack, J. C. Oliver, Len Dugan, Steve Jolley, Coach Toni Kosydar, Dean Ogilview, Bob Hagen, Stan Lang. Second row: Dick Merrill, Roger Duncan, Art Pereira, Billy Ponshock, Dennis Reynolds, Steve Owens, Greg Magee. Mgr. Tom Hewkin. Top i m m r i r ▼__ _ IZl.« f?- 11 D « a D1 a nl Ct o n 14 o f VA u 9 v --------J-------------------------w v w row: Jim Wilson, Bill Clark, Pat Barott, Johnny Huffman, Mike Farrell, Ronnie Blank, Stan Hagen, Kenny Boethin. ' • Grant Adds Golf to Sports Roster MEMBERS OF THE GOLF TEAM--John Wilson, Steve Water- man, Gale Wall, Kenny Stevens, Don Phillips. 18 Carol Moore high jumper Billie Slates, Connie Thomson, Sandra Bruce, Kay Conklin sprinters Girl Athletes Train for Track Meet This is the first year that Grant has had a girls track team. The girls traveled to Ontario for a district track meet. They were coached by Mrs. Reiba Smith. Essay Contest Winners The following were winners in hie an- nual Americanism Essay contest: Sue Sprouffske, 2nd place in the Senior Division. Bill Adkins. 1st place in the Senior Di- vision. Shermayne Stutesman, 1st place in the Junior Division. Pep Club Holds Formal Initiation A formal initiation of new Pep Club members was held in the spring of 1966. The officers con- ducted the candlelight ceremony. Afterwards all members assembled in the cafeteria for refreshments and for the election of new officers. New initiates then enjoyed a scavenger hunt. Summer Institute Students, bottom row: Bill Adkins went to Louisiana State U. for courses in physics, math, and chemistry, Margo Ediger attended a speech insti- tute at Washington State U. Dennis Reynolds learned ecology at the University of Nevada. Top row, left to right: Dick Merrill went to Pullman, Washington for courses in music, art, and crafts. Bob Hagen attended a three-day session of lectures at O.S.U. on How Man Looks at His Own Brain . Boys' Staters last summer were John Wilson, Gail Wall, and Tom Huntington. Boys who attended summer athletic camps. Summer Students The Girls' Staters last summer were Becky Bacum and Dixie Ring. This page is sponsored by VALLEY SANITATION CALIFORNIA-PACIFIC UTILITY COMPANY W. W. Woods Serving Most of Grant County John Day 575-0248 John Day 575-0161 21 Grant Union Graduates Linda and Barbara take top scholastic honors: Barbara Zickler, salutatorian Linda Cates, valedictorian Front row: Ralph Steelman, Helen Klabo, Cheryl Gubser, Barbara Mott, Nancy Kerr, Judy Weldin, Linda Cates, Barb- ara Zickler, Jim Lindley, Tim Scott. Back row: Bill Fields, Howard Temple, Brad Ward, Bob Van Voorhis, Andy Bond, Henry Lissman, Vernon Everidge, Jim Wham, Bill Prewitt. AWARD WINNERS Not pictured are Citizenship Award winners: Barbara Zickler and Hart Culp. Activities Awards were won by Bill Williams and Ronna Boyer, who are pictured at the right. 22 42 Seniors in 1966 Front row: Bill Morris, Linda Smoot, Ronna Boyer, Carol Thomsom, Paralee Simmons, Brenda Denstedt, Janet Beverage, Lou Patzer, Allen Seaweard. Back row: Stan LeGore, Dave Merrill, Bill Williams, Richard Grafton, Hart Culp, Bruce Cameron, Dwight Micnhimer, Marion Bliss, Bruce Hewkin. Norman Bezona. Barbara Zickler, Linda Cates, Jim Wham, Nancy Kerr and Ronna Boyer. SCHOLARSHIPS The following seniors were recipients of scholarships announced at the commencement exercises: Barbara Zickler, District and Grant County 4-year full tuition scholarship, backed by the State Scholarship Committee. Linda Cates, $50 for Elks Most Valuable Student; $100 for Elks Most Outstanding Student. Jim Wham, scholarship to Lady Catherine Beauty College. Nancy Kerr, California Pacific scholarship to EOC. Ronna Boyer, tuition scholarship to Lady Catherine Beauty College. 23 :rr rvV i A.V .AA AAA AAA AJ-,: JU.11A1 AJUJULIA T' J 1 JLJLf ?! Annual Sponsors K?????VTtV?VVVyyTYrY??????7?y?????7???????????777y??7?777yvyv?7?VVyvy?V??yVVVVyvyW,iW i - £ ????77?77?: The members of the Annual Staff wish to thank the following list of businessmen, firms, professional per- sons and individuals who contributed to the financial success of this annual: John Day Dairy Grant County Service Bureau Grant County Bank Ellingson Timber Company Food Center, Inc. The Rehders, Mobil Oil Products Edward Hines Lumber Company John Day Hardware Company E. L. Knox Company Chester's Market Cheadle's Bakery Service John Day Auto Parts Cecil Jackson, American Oil Company Bill's Mobil Service Station S M Motor Company Sunset Inn Moty Van Dyke Quisenberry's Department Store Poliak's Stationery Ramsay's Real Estate Buck's Union Service Station Miller's Furniture Store Larry's Richfield Service Station Farley's Men's Wear Little Mac's Motel Land Title Insurance Company City Drug Store Steven's Jewelry Benson's Shoe Store Sprouse-Reitz Company MacGillivray Insurance Agency Dreamers Lodge Grant County Laundry L. L. Meyers BMA Insurance Anchor Club Motel Gail's Market Inc. John Day Valley Realty Traveler's Motel Gardner Enterprises, Inc. Dean Elliot, Union Oil Company Cliff's McCulloch Shop Three Flags Chevron Service Station Driskill's Mortuary John Day Valley Packing Company John Day Pharmacy Gordon Wilson Yokom Stark W. W. Woods, Valley Sanitation California Pacific Utilities Company Harmony Studio Juniper Cafe Western Auto Associate Stores Campbell's Barber Shop Blue Mountain Eagle Les Schwab's Tire Center Jerry's One Stop W. R. Bradley Canyon City Feed Store Red's Electric Service Montgomery Ward Sales Agent Audrey Badley Dr. Robert E. Lee Inland Machinery Company Sears Roebuck Catalog Sales Office Sim's Electric John Day Floral Company Cote d'or Motel Gunther's Service Station Ireta's Beauty Shop Phillips Sheet Metal Shop Audrey's Beauty Shop Kitchen Center, Inc. Effie's Cafe A W Drive-In West's Barber Prairie Maid ORGAN!ZA TIONG Dixie Ring National Honor Society CLUB PRESIDENTS Len Dugan Ski Club (an extra - curriculum club) A 25 National Honor Society Emphasizes Scholarship and Service NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS—Kneeling: Dick Merrill, Bill Adkins. Standing: Linda Vander- hoof, Dixie Ring, Bob Hagen, Keith Bunnell, Sue Sprouffske, Julie Elligsen and John Wilson. NHS OFFICERS--Dixie Ring, pres.; Bob Hagen, vice-pres.; Julie Elligsen, sec.; and Bill Adkins, treas. This year club members assisted at Career Day and Open House. At both Thanksgiving and Christ- mas time, they gave food baskets to needy families. They canvassed the cities of John Day, Canyon City, and Mt. Vernon, selling fruit cakes for the Kiwanis Club; the funds raised by them went toward con- struction at the Lake Creek Recreational area. The three bottom pictures were taken at the spring potluck. Lower right, the newly elected officers are formally (?) sworn into their respective offices. This page is sponsored by GRANT COUNTY SERVICE BUREAU, Realtor and Insuror, of John Day, phone 575-1471. Kneeling: Dixie Ring, LoralieLent, Donna Boyer, Christy Lindley, Becky Baucum. Second row: Gay Berry, Sandra Bruce, Peggy Hancock, Janet Sheedy, Susan Lem - eke, Judy Gibson, Genine Hardwick, Carolyn Lissman, Judy Davis, Julie Ellig- sen, Kay Conklin, Marge Mosier. Third row: Julie Glass, Terri Zickler, Elizabeth Boethin, Rosemary LeGore, Carolyn Conk- lin, Karen Officer, JodyTruax, Janyce Simmons, Jenny Ledgerwood, Diana Swick Susan Newton, KrisCallantine. Top row: Mary Ann White, Kathy Hankins, Kathy Heide, Christy Martin, Shermayne Stutes- man, Becky Rehder, Roxanne Westmore- land, Renea Bridgmon, Georgia Culp, Glenna Kelsay, Judy Talbott, Kathy Lyons. Kneeling: Phyllis Lynn, Meredith Cole, Theresa Ashton, Kathleen Curtis, Nan Eddy, Sandy Powell. Second Row: Brenda Bridgmon, Barbara Holland, Sheryl Sisco, Susan Campbell, Colleen Magee, Betty Rymal, Carolyn Downing, Evelyn Simmons, Farralee Morris, Jeanne Woods, Julie Sintay, Kathy Mar- tin. Third row: Jill Sharp, Connie Thomson, Sue Sprouffske, Linda Van- derhoof, Nila Lissman, Leslie Lent, Su- san Farley, Theresa Curtis, Dee Ann White, Margo Ediger, Kathy Behrens. Top row: Susan Trowbridge, Lynn Adams, Sharon Shannon, Mary Camp- bell, Beth McKrola, Beverly McKinnis, Cathy Holland, Glenda Cummins, Mary Robinson, Patty Officer, Mary Kuhl. A ft ft ft « 9 This page is sponsored by FOOD CENTERS OF JOHN DAY, phone 575-1657. 27 Lettermen’s Club LETTERMEN'S CLUB OFFICERS Dennis Reynolds, president; Bill Gubser, vice-president Art Pereira, secretary-treasurer; Darrel Simmons, ser- geant at arms. LETTERMEN'S CLUB MEMBERS--Bottom: Coach Ralph Burton, Coach Joe Peniska. Second row: Tom Hewkin, Darrel Simmons, Terrell Pack, Bill Gubser, Mike Lenz, Stan Lang, Steve Jolley, Tom Huntington. Top: Chuck Burril, Dennis Reynolds, Art Pereira, J. C. Oliver, Bill Deist, Ron Hasher, Gale Wall, and Dean Ogilvie. This page is sponsored by BILL'S MOBIL SERVICE STATION Canyon City 575-1471 John Day 28 S. M. MOTOR COMPANY 575-0530 GAA OFFICERS--Kris Callantine, secretary; Leslie Lent, vice- president; Gienna Kelsay, treasurer; Susan Trowbridge, president. From top: Iliene Quisenberry, Becky Baucum, Christy Lindley, Julie Sintay, Chris Martin, Kay Conklin, Jeanne Woods, Meredith Cole, Cathey Lyons, Jill Sharp, Renea Bridgmon, Roxanne Westmoreland, Barbara Holland, Brenda Bridgmon, Jenny Ledgerwood Judy Gibson, Patti Officer, Susan Lemcke, Colleen Magee, Julie Elligsen, Loralie Lent, Georgia Culp, Dixie Ring, Mary Campbell, Beverly McKinnis, Beth McKrola, Nan Eddy, Teresa Ashton. This page is sponsored by ELLINGSON TIMER COMPANY, John Day and Seneca, phone 575-0121. From top: Donna Boyer, Janet Sheedy, Sandra Bruce, Peggy Hancock, Phyllis Linn, Judy Talbott, Becky Rehder, Elizabeth Boethin, Marge Mosier, Theresa Curtis, Kris Callantine, Susan Trowbridge, Gienna Kelsay, Leslie Lent, Susan Farley, Kathleen, Curtis, Rosemary LeGore, Carolyn Conklin, Gay Berry, Sandy Powell, Judy Davis, Susan Ellingson, Sue Sprouffske, Mary Kuhl, Kathleen Heide, Connie Smith, Margo Ediger, Shermayne Stutesman. Girls Enchant Many Audiences with Their Drill Team Performances Front point: Nan Eddy, Karen Officer, Judy Talbott, Mary Kuhl, Jill Sharp, Leslie Lent, Carolyn Conklin, Rosemary LeGore, Kris Callentine, Chris Martin, Meredith Cole, Judy Davis, Gay Berry, Loralie Lent, Judy Gibson, Teresa Ashton, Barbara Holland, Shermayne Stutesman, Elizabeth Boethin, Kathleen Curtis, Cathey Lyons, Peggy Hancock, Sandra Bruce, Jeanne Woods, Brenda Bridgemon, Janet Sheedy, Beverly McKinnis, Theresa Curtis, Mary Campbell, Donna Boyer, Connie Smith, Phyllis Linn, Roxanne Westmoreland, Glenna Kelsay,- Kay Conklin, Dixie Ring, Susan Trowbridge, Renea Bridgemon, Georgia Culp, Kathleen Heide, Jenny Ledgerwood, Patty Officer, Iliene Quisenberry. This page is sponsored by L. L. MEYERS BUSINESS MEN'S ASSURANCE CO. OF AMERICA John Day 575-1658 GAIL'S MARKET Canyon City 575-0226 30 John Day ANCHOR MOTEL CLUB 575-9948 575-0261 Girls Prepare to Become Future Homemakers of America FHA Officers: Pres. Marge Mosier; vice-pres. Beverly McKinnis; treas. Nila Lissman; sec. Leslie Lent; parliamentarian Susan Farley; historian Julie Elligsen. Seated: Julie Elligsen, Nila Lissman, Beverly McKinnis, Marge Mosier, Advisor Mrs. Benson, Leslie Lent, Susan Farley, Mary Elizabeth Prewitt, Judy Gibson, Carolyn Lissman, Christy Martin, Meredith Cole. Standing: Julie Glass, Terri Zickler, Rosemary LeGore, Colleen Magee, Mary Kuhl, Kathy Martin, Linda Vanderhoof, Sue Sprouf- fske, Connie Thomson, Mary Robinson, Connie Smith, Margo Ediger, Pat Hasher, Kathy Behrens, Irene Pickle, Vickie Fleury, Carolyn Downing, Janyce Simmons, Evelyn Simmons, Susan Newton, Diana Swick, Brenda Bridgmon, Barbara Holland, Jenny Ledgerwood. This page is sponsored by DRISKILL’S MORTUARY JOHN DAY PARMACY John Day 575-0529 John Day 575-1549 JOHN DAY VALLEY PACKING CO. John Day 575-0335 31 CO to Band Gives Concerts , Participates in Band Clinic BAND OFFICERS--Ray McDonald, vice-president; Pat Barrot, sophomore representa- tive; Dennis Reynolds, president; Neale Ledgerwood, junior representative; Mary Campbell, senior representative; Julie Elligsen, secretary-treasurer; Kathie Boswell, freshman representative. This page is sponsored by JOHN DAY HARDWARE John Day 575-0632 E. L. KNOX CO. John Day 575-0439 BAND MEMBERS--First row: Lorena Click, Shirley Hardin, Susan Campbell, Bobby Merrill, Mary Campbell, Second row; Kathie Boswell, Juan Goirigolzarri, Glenda .Cummins, Billy Ponshock, Betty Hudspeth, Marge Mosier, Julie Sintay, Julie Glass, Julie Elligsen, Jody Truax. Third row: Ramona Springer, Karen Officer, Glen Johnston, Mark Pearson, Donald Dell, Ron Phillops, Leigh Rhoads, Danny Harryman, Larry Hudspeth, Diane Johnston, Terri Zickler, Kathie Hankins, James McDonald, Norma Guilliams. Fourth row; Dennis Reynolds, John Harryman, Van Sisco, Neale Ledgerwood, Beth McKrola, Pat Barrot, Mike Hendricks, Alan Rhoads, Gary Grossman. Standing: Patty Lenz, Margaret Pettyjohn, Roger Allen, Gary Stout, Alan Griffith, J. B. Brown, Ray McDonald, Margo Ediger, Diann Claborn. Honor Chorus HONOR CHORUS OFFICERS Neale Ledgerwood, vice-president Judy Davis, president Julie Sintay, secretary Julie Elligsen, treasurer HONOR CHORUS MEMBERS--First row: Eileen Tout, Mary Robinson, Beverly McKinnis, Betty Rymal. Second row: Kelly Kern, Jeanne Woods, Janet Sheedy, Sandra Bruce, Jill Sharp, Peggy Hancock, Julie Sintay, Julie Elligsen. Third row: Judy Davis, Loralie Lent, Donna Boyer, Becky Baucum, Steve Owens, King Williams, Dick Merrill, Ross Bunnell. Fourth row: Neale Ledgerwood, Daniel Pack, Danny Harryman, Alan Rhoads, Keith Bunnell, Allan Henon, and This page is sponsored by Stan Lang. CHEADLE’S BAKERY SERVICE John Day 575-1968 CHESTER’S MARKET John Day 575-0461 33 SENIORS imk it k) Class oj 1967 •vfe :v . • ‘ :VV‘.V-. gg v v- mmmsmmmmmm SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Beverly McKinnis, treasurer Gale Wall, vice-president Kathy Griffith, secretary Leslie Lent, representative Dennis Reynolds, president Bill Adkins, representative Honor Seniors Valedictorian Salutator ian Keith Mary Kay Bunnell Campbell Conklin Julie Susan Kathy Bob Leslie Dennis Betty John EUigsen EUingson Griffith Hagen Lent Reynolds Rymal Wilson 35 Class of 1967 L. B. ADAMS BILL ADKINS JV football 1,2; football 4; baseball National Honor Society 3,4; sr. class 1-3; Lettermen's Club 3,4. rep. ARLENE BEGG JOE BELCHER JOYCE BENSON KATHY BERRY Pep Club 1-4; GRAA 1-4; FHA 1-4, Pep Club 2,3; jr. class play, historian 2, treas. 3, reporter 4; drill team 1-4; soph. Homecoming princess. BECKY BAUCUM JV cheerleader 1,2; varsity cheer- leader 3,4; drill team 1; Pep Club 1-4; GRAA 1-4; band 1; majorette 1-4; honor chorus2-4; Girls’ State. CONNIE BELSHAW KATHLEEN BOETHIN Pep Club 1-4; GRAA 1-4. KEITH BUNNELL Debate club 1,2; track 1,2; annual staff 2-4, co-editor 4; IRL 2-4; National Honor Society 2-4; jr. class play; chorus 3; honor chorus 4. BILL CLARK Frosh class play; JV basketball 2; trans. 3; track 2; JV track 3. JUDY DAVIS Pep club 1-4; treas. 4; GRAA 1-4, treas. 3; drill team 1-4; sec. of class 1,2; rep. of class 3; Sweetheart princess 3; Homecoming queen 4; honor chorus 2-4; pres. 4. Class of 1967 CHRIS BURGESS JV wrestling 3; trans. 4. KAY CONKLIN Pep club 1-4; Homecoming queen 3; class treas. 2; class vice-pres. 4; GRAA 1-4; drill team 1-4; jr. class play; Student Body sec. 3. PAUL DIEKER Basketball 1-4; baseball 1-4; foot- ball 2. MARY CAMPBELL GRAA 1-4; Pep Club 1-4; tumbling 1-4; drill team 1-4; National Honor Society 2,3; IRL 2; annual staff 2-4; Pep Band 1-4; band 1-4; band rep. 4; jr. class play. THERESA CURTIS Class rep. 1; class pres. 3; Pep Club 1-4; GRAA 1-4; drill team 1-4; jr. class play. CAROLYN DOWNING Pep club 1-4; GRAA 1,2; FHA 4. 39 Class of 1967 LEN DUGAN LLOYD DUNCAN JULIE ELLIGSEN Football 1,2,4; track 1,3; jr. class play. Track 2. Pep Club 1-4, sec. 4; band 1-4, sec.-treas. 4; Pep Band 1-4; honor chorus 4, treas. 4; GRAA 1-4; tum- bling 1,2; FHA 3,4, historian 4; Student Body treas. 3; class rep. 2; National Honor Society 3,4, sec. 4; IRL 2,3; Homecoming princess 4. SUSAN ELLINGSON SUSAN FARLEY KATHY GRIFFITH Band 1,2; GRAA 1-4; drill team 1-4; Pep Club 1; Pep Band 1. Pep Club 1-4; GRAA 1-4; FHA 3,4, Band 1-3; Pep Band 1-3, sec.-treas. parliamentarian 4. 2; Pep Club 1-3; frosh class treas.; Sweethearts Ball princess 1; chorus 4; sr. class sec. BILL GUBSER NORMA LEE GUILLIAMS BOB HAGEN Frosh basketball; JV basketball 1,2; JV baseball 2; JV football 2; Letter- men’s Club 2-4; sgt. -at-arms 3, vice-pres. 4; varsity basketball 2-4; baseball 2-4; football 3,4; All Star Team 4; Most Valuable Defensive Player 4; Sweethearts Ball prince 3. Band 2-4. Football 1-4; basketball 1-4; track 3; Outstanding Football Athlete 4; Na- tional Honor Society 3,4. 41 Class of 1967 RON HASHER JV football 1; football 2-4; Letter- men's Club 3,4; baseball mgr. 3,4. JIM KERSTEIN LESLIE LENT Pep Club 1-4; GRAA 1-4; drill team 1-4; FHA 3,4, sec. 3,4; rep. to State FHA 3; jr. class treas.; sr. class rep.; jr. class play. WAYNE HOPPE Frosh football. CAROL LARKIN Pep Club 1-3. BONNIE LENZ Pep Club 1-3; frosh Homecoming princess. TOM HUNTINGTON Football 2-4, baseball 3,4; JV track 1,2; Lettermen's Club 3,4; Boys' State. LAURITA LARKIN CHRISTY LINDLEY Pep Club 1-4; drill team 1-4; GRAA 1-4; JV cheerleader 2; varsity cheer- leader 4; Student Body sec. 4. 43 Class of 1967 CATHEY LYONS GRAA 1-4, sec. 3; drill team 1-4, leader 3,4; majorette 1-4, fire baton; Pep Club 1-4; annual staff 3; soph, class rep.; jr. class vice-pres.; IRL co-chairman 2. BEVERLY MC KINNIS Pep Club 1-4; GRAA 1-4; FHA 1-4; drill team 1-4; honor chorus 4; FHA vice-pres. 4; sr. class treas. DON MITCHELL Band 2,3; Opus IV 2,3; JV basket- ball 2,3; JV football 2,3; FFA pres. 3; AXE member 3; trans. 4; football 4; basketball 4. RAY MAC DONALD Pep Band 1-4; band 1-4; Bandvice- pres. 4; JV baseball 2,3. BETH MC KROLA MARGE MOSIER Pep Club 1-4, sec. 3, pres. 4; GRAA 1-4, sec. 2; FHA 1-4, par- liamentarian 3, pres. 4; jr. class sec.; jr. class play; annual staff 2- 4. VICKI MC COSHUM Pep Club 1-3; Pep Band 1-3; band 1-3. GARY MILLER TERRELL PACK JV football 1,2; track 1-3; JV bas- ketball 2; basketball mgr. 3,4; Let- termen’s Club 3,4. Pep Club 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; band Football 2; golf 3. 1-4; IRL 2; GRAA 2-4; jr. play staff. 45 46 Class of 1967 ART PEREIRA Track 1-4; Lettermen's Club 1-4, sec. 4. BETTY RYMAL Distributive Education Clubs of America; Quill Scroll; Choralettes; trans. 4; Pep Club 4. LARRY SOUTHWICK Frosh basketball, football; football 2-4; track 1-3; baseball 2,3; Let- termen's Club 2-4; frosh class rep. DENNIS REYNOLDS Football 2-4, Most Inspirational Player 4; track 2-4; Lettermen's Club 2-4, pres. 4; class rep. 2,3; sr. class pres.; band 1-4; Band rep. 3, pres. 4. EVELYN SIMMONS Pep Club 1-4; GRAA 1-4; FHA 4. SANDY STRATTON Pep Club 2; honor chorus 3,4. DIXIE RING National Honor Society 2-4, sec. 3, pres. 4; frosh class pres.; soph, class vice-pres.; Student Body vice-pres. 3; jr. play; Girls' State; JV cheer- leader 1; varsity cheerleader 2-4; Sweetheart princess 2; outstanding chemistry student 2; Pep Club 1-4; GRAA 1-4; drill team 1-4. LARRY SOHR Frosh class pres.; JV basketball 1,2; baseball 1,2; soph, vice-pres.; trans. 3. SUSAN TROWBRIDGE Pep Club 1-4; GRAA 1-4, pres. 4; tumbling 1; jr. class play; drill team 1-4. 47 GALE WALL JV football 1; football 2-4; Letter- men's Club 2-4; sr. class vice-pres.; track 1,2; golf 3,4; Boys' State. JOHN WILSON Student Body pres. 4; frosh class vice-pres.; soph, class pres.; jr. class play; Boys’ State; National Honor Society 2-4; golf 3,4. Class of 1967 ROBBIE WALKER Frosh basketball; football 1,2,4, Most Valuable Backfield Player 4; baseball 1,2. JIM WILSON Frosh class play; frosh class sec.- treas.; JV basketball 1; track 1; school paper 1; annual staff 1; trans 2; annual staff 2-4, co-editor 4; JV basketball 2; basketball 3,4; track 3; jr. class play. Senior Class History (1967) In the fall of 1963 we entered Grant Union as green frosh, 76 in number. Dixie Ring was elected class president, and she led us through the horrors of initiation as provided by the upper classmen. We were given the privilege of enter- taining the Student Body with a talent show as part of our initiation. Julie Elligsen won first prize with her flea act; and Larry Southwick, Bill Gubser, and Russell Fankell won second prize. Kathy Berry, Connie Belshaw, Gilda Shoun, Ramona Hall, Carolyn Downing, and Evelyn Simmons won the Booby” prize. We changed from our rags of initiation to our bet- ter apparel for a welcoming dance sponsored by the sophomore class. Other class officers elected were John Wilson, vice president; Judy Davis, secretary; and Kathy Griffith, treasurer. Dixie Ring and Becky Baucum were elected jayvee cheerleaders. The freshman class voted Bonnie Lenz as our Homecoming princess. Kathy Griffith and Don Powell were elected frosh sweethearts. There were eleven freshman boys on the jayvee football team, and twelve on the frosh basketball team. The frosh basketball team did not show up very well in the win-loss scoring that year. However, several of their members were moved up to the jayvee squad before the end of the season. Twenty-one girls were initiated into Pep Club and GAA. There were also twelve freshman drill team members. Becky Baucum and Cathey Lyons were added to the majorette squad. Eleven of us were new band members. Ten of the freshman boys were on the track team and five on the baseball team. Sixty-eight of us returned the following year as sophomores. We started the year with the traditional freshman welcome dance. Class officers elected were John Wilson, president; Cathey Lyons and Julie Elligsen, representatives; Leona Kriege, treasurer; Dixie Ring, vice-president; and Judy Davis, secretary. Joyce Benson was elected as our Homecoming princess, and Dixie Ring and Steve Stockwell were voted sweethearts. There were seven boys on the jayvee football team and five on the varsity team. There were also seven boys on the jayvee basketball team. We had fourteen sophomore band members. Dennis Reynolds was band representative and Kathy Griffith was secre- tary-treasurer. Three sophomore boys were on the varsity track squad and four on the jayvee squad. Becky Baucum and Cathey Lyons returned to the majorette squad, where they remained for the next two years. Cathey Lyons was elected co-chairman of the I.R. L. There were also four other sophomore members. Joyce Benson was elected reporter for FHA. Judy Davis was treasurer of GAA and Marge Mosier was secretary. Kay Conklin was treasurer of Pep Club. Mary Campbell, John Wilson, Dixie Ring, and Keith Bunnell were initiated into National Honor Society. Art Pereira proved his worth in track and was our sole representative in the Lettermen's Club. We started our junior year with two more students than the previous year. We now had 70 members and high hopes for a successful Junior-Senior Prom. Class officers elected were Theresa Curtis, president; Marge Mosier, secretary; Leslie Lent, treasurer; Cathey Lyons, vice president; and Dennis Reynolds and Judy Davis, representatives. These officers, plus the rest of our enthusi- astic class, worked hard to make this year a tremendous success. We occupied three out of four positions on the Student Council. Dixie Ring was vice-president; Kay Conklin, secretary; and Julie Elligsen, treasurer. Kay Conklin was elected Homecoming Queen. Judy Davis and Bill Gubser were elected sweethearts. Bill Adkins and Dennis Reynolds attended summer institutes in Louisiana and Nevada. Boys Staters were John Wilson, Gale Wall, and Tom Huntington. Dixie Ring and Becky Baucum attended Girls' State. We had eight varsity football players and four varsity basketball players. Becky Baucum and Dixie Ring were elected varsity cheerleaders. Eleven of the juniors were band members. Dennis Reynolds was junior representative of the Band Council. Bill Adkins, Bob Hagen, and Julie Elligsen were initiated into National Honor Society. Marge Mosier was elected vice-president of Pep Club. Judy Davis, Dixie Ring, and Marge Mosier were selected as Girls of the Month for Pep Club. Cathey Lyons was secretary of GAA and Judy Davis was treasurer. Cathey Lyons was drill leader for Drill Team. 49 Leslie Lent was secretary of FHA, Joyce Benson, treasurer; and Marge Mosier, parliamentarian. Bill Gubser, Gale Wall, and Dennis Reynolds joined the Lettermen's Club. Dennis Reynolds went to A-2 district and State in track. To raise money to give the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom, we put on a play, Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court. Setting and cos mes were elaborate, and were made by junior class members. We made a large sum of money toward our Prom. After raising well over $1,000 and setting up several committees for preparation, the hard work began. We decor- ated for hours! Because of the excellent class co-operation, the Prom was said to have been one of the most beautiful in the annals of Grant Union history. Our theme was Moonlight and Roses. We decorated with pink and silver. Many thanks were given to Mrs. Ward for painting our murals and constructing the beautiful shadow boxes with their large pink roses. We began our important senior year with 58 class members. Seniors took a very active part in student affairs during 1966-67. Student Body officers were John Wilson, president; Christy Lindley, secretary. Senior class officers were Dennis Reynolds, president; Gale Wall, vice-president; Kathy Griffith, secretary; and Beverly McKinnis, treasurer. Bill Adkins and Leslie Lent became our representatives. National Honor Society officers were Dixie Ring, president; Bob Hagen, vice-president; Julie Elligsen, secretary; and Bill Adkins, treasurer. Lettermen's Club officers were Dennis Reynolds, president; Bill Gubser, vice-president; Art Pereira, secretary-trea- surer. FHA officers were Marge Mosier, president; Beverly McKinnis, vice-president; Leslie Lent, secretary; Joyce Benson, reporter; Susan Farley, parliamentarian; and Julie Elligsen, historian. Pep Club officers were Marge Mosier, president; Kay Conklin, vice-president; and Julie Elligsen, secretary. GAA officers were Susan Trowbridge, president, with Leslie Lent as vice-president. Honor Chorus officers were Judy Davis as president and Julie Elligsen as treasurer. Band Club president was Dennis Reynolds; vice-president was Ray MacDonald while Julie Elligsen was secretary. Varsity cheerleaders from the senior class were Dixie, Becky, and Christy. Senior football players receiving special honors were Robbie Walker as outstanding back; Dennis Reynolds, most inspirational player; Bob Hagen, best football player of the year; and Bill Gubser, outstanding defensive player. The senior class traditionally sponsored the Sadie Hawkins dance. We made up our own decorations, which cor- responded with the dance theme. Elks leadership winners were Dixie Ring and Dennis Reynolds. Beth McKrola became the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow for Grant. Homecoming Queen was Judy Davis; her senior princess was Julie Elligsen. Jim Wilson and Keith Bunnell were co-editors of the Prospector annual, assisted by seniors Marge Mosier and Mary Campbell. Jim also took many of the group and activity pictures for the annual. Five seniors were members of the varsity basketball squad. Leslie Lent will reign over the Prom as Queen. Her princesses will be Becky Baucum, Kay Conklin, Judy. Davis, and Dixie Ring. Our class play, spring sports, music concerts and contest, and, finally. Commencement will bring to a close our days as seniors at Grant Union High School. Dated; February 15, 1967. 50 Juniors Manage Concessions, Plan Banquet Prom JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Dick Merrill, pres.; Nicki Shields, rep.; Donna Boyer, treas.; Kris Callantine, sec.; Loralie Lent, rep.; Steve Jolley, vice-pres. Roberta Baldwin Mike Bausum Ron Blank Wally Boswell Donna Boyer Sandra Bruce Chuck Burril Kris Callantine Diann C la born Alvin Cummings Jerry Dalrymple Linda Davis Bill Deist 53 Juniors Jim Deming Roger Duncan Margo Ediger Mike Farrell Vickie Fleury Robert Gienger Allen Griffith Kelly Linda Mary Kern Kriege Kuhl Chris Stan Labhart bang 54 Juniors Neale Ledgerwood Susan Lem eke Loralie Lent Billy Craig Ponshock Powell Alan Rhoads Jim Jill Rinehart Sharp 55 Juniors Janet Sheedy Nicki Shields Darrel Simmons Julie Sintay Connie Smith Kenny Spahn Sue Sprouffske Kevin Stanbro Ken Stevens Mary Streeter Clydia Thissell Connie Thomson Eileen Tout Robin Upmeyer Linda Vanderhoof Steven Weeks Dee Ann White King Jeanne Jack Phyllis Williams Woods Wright Wright 56 SPORTS MRS. REI BA SMITH Girls' sports Tumbling coach Drill team sponsor JOE PENISKA Boys' sports Ass't. football coach Varsity basketball coach Golf coach RALPH BURTON P R 0 S P E C T 0 R C 0 A C H E S TONI KOSYDAR Varsity football coach JV basketball coach Frosh football coach JV football coach Frosh basketball coach Track coach Baseball coach 57 Grant Wins First Game from Madras Front row: Mike Baucum, Len Dugan, Kenny Boethin, L. B. Adams, Bill Gubser, Robbie Walker, Chuck Burril, Don Phillips, Stan Lang, J. C. Oliver, Dale Southwick, Dennis Reynolds. Second row: Pat Barott, Ron Belcher, Bob Hagen, Dean Ogilvie, John Huffman, Steve Jolley, Tom Huntington, Darrel Simmons, Craig Powell, Danny Mason- heimer, Terry Newton, Ron Hasher. Back row: Mike Boethin, King Williams, Ron Her, Greg Magee, Gale Wall, Bill Diest, Larry Southwick, Kenny Stevens, Mark Labhart, Bob Pereira, Keith Baldwin, Frank Stinnett, Mike Lenz, Don Mitchell. COACHING STAFF: Ralph Burton, varsity football coach Joe Peniska, ass't. football coach Toni Kosydar, JV football coach a ; GAME SCORES This page sponsored by JOHN DAY DAIRY John Day 575-1849 58 Grant 25 Maupin 13 Grant 19 Enterprise 13 Grant 7 Condon 14 Grant 20 Pilot Rock 18 •Grant 20 Madras 6 •Grant 0 Burns 20 •Grant 8 Heppner 28 •Grant 13 Sherman 37 •Grant •League games. 6 Wahtonka 14 ••First time in Grant's history that we have won a game from Madras. FOOTBALL TEAM SELECTIONS Clockwise: Bill Gubser, outstanding defensive player; Darrell Simmons, outstanding linesman; Robbie Walker, outstanding back; Dennis Reynolds, most inspirational player; Bob Hagen, best football player (of 1966 football season). 59 Frosh Learn Football Fundamentals Front row: Roger Allen, manager, Terry Callantine, Robbie McKinnis, David Morris, Jim Hancock, Neil Hugjies, Jimmy Gohring. Middle row: Eddie Johns, Gary Lenz, Ricky Elliott, Pete Willey, Lar- ry Hudspeth, Mike Hendricks. Back row: Jerry Davis, Art Thunell, J. G. Brown, Mark Pearson, Teddy Hasher, Danny Lissman, Gary Stout. The Jayvee and frosh football squad practiced as one unit but divided into three groups for their games. These were coached by Don Jones. The frosh and sophomore members played two games with Prairie City. They won both these games, one by a score of 50 - 0. The Jayvees played two games with the Burns Jayvees. They split the wins, taking one win, one loss in these contests. Frosh played six games: two with the Bums frosh, two with the Pilot Rock frosh, and two with the Baker frosh. They had a good win-loss record, tallying three wins, one tied game and one loss. This page sponsored by DEAN ELLIOT UNION OIL DISTRIBUTOR John Day 575-1968 CLIFF'S MC CULLOCH SHOP Canyon City 575-1045 THREE FLAG'S CHEVRON John Day 575-1776 60 SCHEDULE OF GAMES Feb. 15, 1967. Grant 37 Nyssa 30 Grant 42 Vale 55 Grant 46 Lakeview 50 Grant 39 Vale 47 Grant 44 Nyssa 61 (1st place in Holiday Tournament (Grant 36 Long Creek 26 (Grant 40 Lakeview 34 •Grant 64 Madras 47 •Grant 50 Sherman 48 •Grant 45 Wahtonka 50 •Grant 37 Happner 71 Grant 55 Enterprise 41 •Grant 35 Burns 52 Grant 60 Lakeview 36 •Grant 42 Madras 49 •Grant 37 Sherman 46 •Grant 66 Wahtonka 45 •Grant 55 Heppner 53 •League games. Varsity Basketball Standing: Darrel Simmons, Bobby Geinger, Kenneth Stevens, Chris Labhart, Don Mitchell, Bill Deist, Bob Hagen, Greg Magee, Jim Wilson. Kneeling: Steve Jolley, mgr.; Paul Dieker, Mr. Peniska, coach; Bill Gubser, Terrel Pack, mgr. This page is sponsored by: MAC GILLIVRAY S INSURANCE AGENCY, in John Day, phone 575-0419. DREAMERS LODGE in John Day. phone 575-0526; and GRANT COUNTY LAUNDRY in John Day, phone 575-0849. 62 Yell Leaders Cheer for Varsity Players This page is sponsored by POLLAK'S STATIONERY John Day 575-1685 64 RAMSEY REAL ESTATE John Day 575-0145 BUCK'S UNION STATION John Day 575-1446 Kneeling: Steve Owens, David Dieker, Dean Oglivie, Mark Labhart, Marc Wah, Stan Hagen, Mike Boethin, Pat Barott, Mark Heyn, Kenny Boethin, Mike Lenz, Paul Turner, Don Phillips, Stan Lang. Standing: Coach Ralph Bur- ton, Tom Hewkin, Mgr. SCHEDULE OF GAMES February 15, 1967 Grant JV 43 Nyssa JV 29 Grant JV 42 Vale JV 33 Grant JV 48 Lakeview JV 37 Grant JV 52 Vale JV 53 Grant JV 61 Nyssa JV 35 Grant JV 60 Madras JV 47 Grant JV 52 Sherman JV 13 Grant JV 44 Wahtonka JV 45 Grant JV 56 Heppner JV 29 Grant JV 80 Enterprise JV 47 Grant JV 37 Burns JV 34 Grant JV 44 Lakeview JV 40 Grant JV 57 Madras JV 54 Grant JV 34 Sherman JV 37 Grant JV 78 Wahtonka JV 55 Grant JV 58 Heppner JV 55 Compliments of GORDON WILSON YOKOM AND STARK 65 Yells Led for Jayvee Players Phyllis Lynn Nan Eddy Theresa Ashton This page is sponsored by: MILLER’S FURNITURE John Day 575-0774 66 LARRY’S RICHFIELD SERVICE STATION John Day 575-1335 FARLEY'S MEN'S WEAR John Day 575-186 Frosh Learn Techniques, Sportsmanship FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SQUAD--Kneeling: Jimmy Gohring, Mike Hendricks, Mgr. Ricky Elliott, Terry Callantinge, Robert McKinnis. Standing: Jim Han- cock, Arty Thunell, Mike White, Mike Johnson, Teddy Hasher, Coach Don Jones, Danny Lissman, Eddie Johns, Gary Stout, Gary Lenz. The freshman basketball squad played the Heppner, Burns, and Baker freshman teams, Dayville and Mt. Vernon jayvee teams. Coach Don Jones divided his squad into two teams. By Feb. 10, the A boys had a record of 8 wins and 2 losses. The B team won 2 games, lost 4. Frosh Have Their Own Cheerleaders! This page is sponsored by EDWARD HINES LUMBER COMPANY Ponderosa Pine Division Seneca Hines, Oregon 67 Kathleen Curtis Sandy Powell Meredith Cole This page sponsored by THE REHDERS Mobile Distributor Mt. Vernon 932-2578 TUMBLING TEAM--Mary Campbell, Loralie Lent, Margo Edi- ger, Susan Newton, Collen Magee (bottom), Mary Ann White (top), Susan Campbell, Linda Vanderhoof (bottom), Diana Swick (top), Iliene Quisenberry. 69 Majorettes Entertain Crowds Cathy with her fire baton. Becky Baucum JUNIOR MAJORETTES--Elizabeth Boethin, Dee Ann White. Chris Martin, Kathleen Heide, Margo Ediger. Cathey Lyons Connie Thomson This page is sponsored by LAND TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY LITTLE MAC’S MOTEL LAND TITLE ESCROW COMPANY CITY DRUG STORE John Day 575-1751 John Day 575-1529 John Day 575-0629 70 Sophomore and Freshman Classes SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Kneeling: Stan Hagen, treas. Kenny Boethin, sec. Back Row: Mike Boethin, rep. Kathy Behrens, rep. Cathy Martin, pres. Mark Labhart, vice-pres. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Front: Kathleen Curtis, sec. Terry Callantine, rep. Back: Mike Hendricks, rep. Karen Officer, vice-pres. Chris Martin, pres. Danny Lissman, treas. Dueford Adams Craig Ashcraft Sophomore Class Teresa Ashton Keith Baldwin 71 Sophomores Pat Barott Kathy Behrens Ron Belcher Kenny Boethin Mike Boethin Renea Bridgmon Malcom Cameron Susan Campbell Clinton Clark William Nan Douglas Eddy Juan Rodger Goirigolzarri Gray Gary Grossman 72 Sophomores Stan Hagen Steve Hagen Danny Harryman Mark Heyn Cathy Holland Johnny Huffman Danny Ronald Masonheimer Micnhimer Danny Moran Terry Patti Newton Officer 73 Sophomores Daniel Pack Bobby Pereira pecky Rehder Mary Robinson Sheryl Sisco Bobby Joe Smith Dale Southwick Frank Stinnett Carl Stout Shermayne Stutesman Judy Talbott Robert Tillotson Paul Turner Harry Wah Marc Wah Edwin Roxanne Weygandt Westmoreland 74 Sophomores N Roger Allen Eugene Belshaw Georgia Benson Gay Berry Elizabeth Boethin Kathie Boswell Brenda Bridgman Meredith John Cole Collin Carolyn Kathleen Donald Conklin Curtis Dell 75 Freshmen Edith Downing Ricky Elliott Nancy Everett Christine Farley Stuart Fields Judy Gibson Julie Glass Jimmy Gohring Jim Hancock Kathie Hankins Shirley Hardin Genine Hardwich John Harryman Larry Hudspeth Teddy Hasher Neil Hughes Kathleen Heide Eddie Johns Mike Hendricks Mike Johnston Barbara Holland Diane Johnston 76 Freshmen Robert Merrill Margaret Pettyjohn David Morris Ronald Phillips Susan Newton David Ponshock Karen Officer Lorin Porter Mark Pearson Sandy Powell 77 Freshmen Mary Elizabeth Prewitt Iliene Quisenberry Leigh Rhodes Sharon Shannon Janyce Simmons Paul Sisco Ramona Springer Jimmy Sproul Dan Stinnett David Stout Gary Stout Diana Swick Marilyn Thomason Robert Willey Donald Thomson Roxie Watson Art Thunell Mike White Dorothy Tillotson Tommy Wright Jody Truax Terri Zickler 78 ueen Judy Davis Reigns over Homecoming activities this year were ex- tended to the entire week. To increase class participation and school spirit, a trophy was offered to the class which was most outstanding. Each class had to prepare posters for the hall, a 20-minute assembly of skits, yells, etc. The juniors won and was awarded the trophy at the bonfire ceremonies. Homecoming On Thrusday a bonfire pep rally followed the usual noisy parade. Selection of Queen Judy Davis was an- nounced. Percy Reynolds was the guest speakers. Halftime at Sherman game saw a section of the drill team presenting a drill, while another portion performed a cat dance. A large crowd of students enjoyed the dance. HOMECOMING COURT WITH VARSITY CLUB ESCORTS Queen Judy Davis Bill Gubser, Princess Julie Elligsen, Dennis Reynolds, Princess Kris Callantine, Robbie Walker, Princess Glenda Cummins, Larry Southwick, Princess Carolyn Conklin, Don Mitchell. Dick Merrill, president of the junior class, ac- cepts the trophy.. Judy Davis Sadie Hawkins i This page is sponsored by JOHN DAY VALLEY REALTY TRAVELER’S MOTEL GARDNER’S ENTERPRISES INC Canyon City 85 JUNIOR PLAY CAST AND STAFF--Seated: James MacDonald, Janet Sheedy, Bill Deist, Peggy Hancock, King Williams, Loralie Lent, Sandra Bruce. Standing: Jill Sharp, Steve Owens, Dick Merrill, Alan Rhoads, Julie Sintay, Kris Caliantine, Neale Ledgerwood. Not shown, Mrs. Pat Dannen, director. JUNIOR PLAY c r a N c u k t e d s Seated, Julie Sintay, and Kelley Kern. Front row: Bobby Merril, John Rudolf, Larry Hud- speth. On stairs: Kathleen Curtis, Lorena Click, Kathy Berry, Mary Kuhl, Phyllis Wright, Dorothy Tillotson, Sandy Stratton, Georgia Kriege, Kathy Griffith. Honor Chorus Ensembles Jeanie Woods Janet Sheedy Sandra Bruce Peggy Hancock Accompanist Nan Eddy Becky Baucum Judy Davis Peggy Hancock RSff Donna Boyer, Loralie Lent, Bev- erly McKinnis, Julie Elligsen. Front row: Jeanie Woods, Sandra Bruce, Neale Led- gerwood. On ladder: King Williams, Janet Sheedy, Jill Sharp. Pep Band Plays for All Home Games Front row: Shirley Hardin, Susan Campbell, Bobby Merril, Mary Campbell, James MacDonald, Julie Elligsen, Jody Truax. Middle row: Billy Ponshock, Glenda Cum- mings, Juan Goirigolzarri, Kathie Boswell, Ramona Springer, Glen Johnston, Pat Barrott, Mike Hendricks, Danny Harryman, Larry Hudspeth. Back row: Beth Mc- Krola, Dennis Reynolds, Neale Ledger wood, Alan Rhoads, Gary Grossman, Ray Mac- Donald, Alan Griffith, Margo Ediger. Group Forms International Relations League IRL OFFICERS Beth McKrola, treasurer Julie Elligsen, secretary Tom Hewkin, chairman Keith Bunnell, vice chairman Kathy Lyons, historian IRL MEMBERS--Below, seated: Juan Goirigolzarri, Steve Owens, Kay Conklin, Keith Bunnell. Standing: Linda Vanderhoof, Mr. Jones, sponsor; Margo Ediger. Mr. Chambers, sponsor, is not pictured. IRL MEMBERS--Above, seated: Mr. Burton, spon- sor; Cathey Lyons, Tom Hewkin, Beth McKrola, Cathy Holland. Standing: Julie Elligsen. SKIING. r Ski Club Becomes Grant's Newest Club The Ski Club is an extra-curricular activity. Any student may join the club if he desires and would participate in the club. SKI CLUB MEMBERS--Advisor Mr. Baucum, Susan Ellingson, Dick Merrill, Connie Thomson, Julie Sintay, Sandy Powell, Marge Mosier, John Wilson, Donald Thomson, Gary Miller, Bobby Merrill, Gale Wall, Christy Lindley, Becky Baucum, Loralie Lent, Len Dugan, Susan Trowbridge, King Williams, Advisor Mr. Valiant. Anyone for Chess? Left is an aerial view of the parking lot and a corner of the high school taken by a rocket which was made and sent up by Dennis Reynolds last spring. Right, Dennis Reynolds holds one of the rockets he has con- structed. Remember when YOU dissected frogs in Biology? Staff Struggles with Pictures, Write-ups to Publish Your Annual Annual Staff Co-editors Mrs. Frieda Sprouffske, also Polaroid photographer Keith Bunnell Jim Wilson, also staff photographer Marge Mosier Neale Ledgerwood Mary Campbell f-Jfe ' Sue Sprouffske Cathy Holland Sylvia and Verner Crowell have again been our photographers for senior and large group pictures. 92 Hey! This Is the End! Another Year’s Annual Is Finished ? — Thank Heavens! WSSn. to?®.: fc:'