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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1971 volume:

1971 PROSPECTOR GRANT UNION HIGH SCHOOL JOHN DAY, OREGON August 31, 1970 Deary Diary, Today we arrived at Grant Union for our first day of the new school year. It was fun meeting friends whom we hadn't seen all summer and making new ones. We found new courses open to us to add great challenges to our abilities. German and French joined Spanish in the languages. An Art Metal class was offered in the welding field to give the boys a chance to be artistic. Three periods of art were open to all students, no artistic ability required. Since each class was a mixture of all grades and all ranges of ability, the Pass-Fail system of grading was applied to these classes. A Psychology course drew quite a number of students. The social-science teachers now were teaching International Relations, Sociology, and Anthropology in addition to their regular ones. P.S. We, the members of the Annual Staff, have chosen the Dear Diary theme to use in the 1971 Prospector. IN MEMORIUM Courtesy of Duncan Studio Inc. DAVID ROBINSON We dedicate this 1971 Prospector annual to David Robinson, who died in a car accident shortly before school started last fall. The Staff. PROSPECTORS REACH GRANT UNION HAS SUCCESSFUL SEASON The 1970 football season saw the Prospectors winning their second straight District 7-AA Cham- pionship. Grant Union went on to record a 33-8 up- set victory over Stay ton in the State Quarter-final game. The season finally ended when Grant Union lost to the number one team in the State, Junction City, 28-6. The Prospectors clinched the District title with big wins over Vale, Burns, Wahtonka, and Madras. The latter was the annual Homecoming game. By reaching the Semi-Finals in the State Play- offs, Grant Union had a very successful season. This is especially true when the team lost two of its first three games, and things did not look very bright. But by pulling together and displaying an usual spirit of team unity, Grant Union reversed things. In the last news poll before the play-offs, the team was rated seventh in the State and by winning the Quarter-final game, Grant Union was placed among the top four teams in the State of Oregon for AA schools. The Prospectors will certainly miss this year's senior football players. They were indeed a Championship group. Their three-year varsity record saw them on two District Championship teams and one second place team. Grant 24 Prairie City 0 Grant 0 Heppner 14 Grant 6 Sherman 8 Grant 26 Pilot Rock 8 Grant 16 Burns 12 Grant 26 Vale 18 Grant 28 Madras 0 Grant 44 Wahtonka 20 Grant 18 State Nyssa Quarter-final 22 Grant 33 State Stay ton Semi-final 8 Grant 6 Junction City 28 STATE SEMI-FINAL PLAY-OFF Coach Ralph Burton, Head Football Coach SPECIAL FOOTBALL AWARDS The following boys received special awards: Bob Griffith - Most Inspirational and Defensive award; Ken Mills and Steve Denney - Most Outstanding Back awards; Bill Shanley - Most Outstanding Lines- man, State Honorable Mention as a guard and selection for the Shrine game; Ken Catron - State Honorable Mention as a quarterback; The Most Valuable Football Player award went to the ENTIRE SQUAD. THIS TEAM CARRIES PROSPECTORS TO TOP FOUR IN % PROSPECTOR VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD First row: Mgrs. Kim Dannen, Steve James, Danny Wallenmeyer. Second row: Dick Baucum, Jim Officer, Pete Walker, Steve Dalgliesh, Chuck Willey, Dale Conlee, John Williams, Ken Catron, Bruce Campbell, Kenny Mills, Steve Denney, Gregg Heyn, Greg Jones, Javier Goirigolzarri. Third row: Coach Don Jones, Coach Gene Winnett, Darrel Holliday, John Ray, Mike Mannell, Kelly Olp, Jack Seebart, Zane Lindley, Jim Boethin, Gordon Beil, Gale Speakmen, Mark Secord, Kim Conlee, Bob Griffith, Larry Hensley, Coach Toni Kosydar, Coach Ralph Burton. Fourth row: Bruce Springmeyer, Don Maxwell, Greg Eddy, Greg Sprouffske, Bill Shanley, Ron Lundbom, Jon Teague, Dennis Elmer, Tim Behrens, Mark Tillotson, Ron Pearson, Mike Martin, Dewey Warner. Coach Toni Kosydar, Coach Don Jones, Defensive coach Backfield coach SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS 1. Bob Griffith, FB; 2. Steve Denney, FB; 3, Red Boethin, G; 4. Mark Tillotson; T; 5. Kenny Mills, HB; 6. Don Maxwell, E; 7. Bill Shanley, G; 8. Dennis Elmer, C. 1. WE SALUTE OUR SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS 1. Kim Conlee, E; 2. Greg Sprouffske, T; 3. Zane Lindley, E; 4. Gregg Heyn, HB; 5. Mike Mannell, C; 6. John Williams, G; 7. Jack Seebart, G; 8. Gale Speakman, E. 3. 6. JUNIOR VARSITY: Kneeling: Steve Dalgliesh, Jim Officer, Dewey Warner, Greg Jones, Chuck Willey, Bruce Campbell, Larry Hensley, John Ray, Dick Baucum. Standing: Coach Don Jones, Jaiver Goirigolzarri, Mike Manne 1, Pete Walker, Kelly Olp, Gordon Beil, Ron Pearson, Tim Behrens, Dale Conlee, Mark Secord, Cary Carr, Mgr. Danny Wallenmeyer. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Although the junior varsity football players saw little action in games as strictly scheduled jayvee games, they played a great deal in the varsity matches, as the team progressed through their successful season. Many showed a great deal of promise for future varsity teams. FRESHMEN FOOTBALL Grant JV 2 Madras JV 19 Grant JV 14 Burns JV 64 Frosh 32 Grant JV 14 Redmond JV 22 Prairie JV 8 Frosh 0 Baker 40 Frosh 8 Crane JV 32 Frosh 16 Burns 28 Frosh 6 Burns 12 Frosh 6 Prairie JV 20 The freshmen had a fine football season tftis year under the circumstances. There were only 13 boys out and this posed some real problems in both practice and in the games. Generally, the freshmen displayed a lot of hustle and desire. FROSH FOOTBALL: Front Row: Richard Lakey, Ken Holliday, John Lippert, Tim Hueckman, Mike Moore, Walter Campbell, Gene Hickerson. Second Row: Mgr. Lew Wallenmeyer, Bob Owens, Dan McGetrick, Gary Hammonds, John Gillis, Steve Rickman, Clint Catron, Cas Sprouffske, Loren Stout, Coach Gene Winnett. CHEERLEADERS SUPPORT JV, FROSH TEAMS Radm KJ 14.00 KC Laura Moles, Dorothy Talus, Debbie Crocker, and Patty Calentine. PEP BAND ENCOURAGES TEAMS 1st row: Kay Hildebrand--student director, Edith Smith, Lida Herburger, Linda Smith, Susie Biggar, Sandi James—student director. 2nd row: Danny Wallenmeyer, Cynthia Benson, Sherry Wynne, Maxine Pack. 3rd row: Gregg Heyn, John McGhee, Steve Dalgliesh, Walter Taylor. 4th row: Kathy Rhoads, Walter Campbell, John Williams, Javiar Goirigolzarri. 5th row: Ellen Stevens, Chuck Willey. 1 1 PEP CLUB First row: Heather Dannen, Debbie Hasher, Margo Lemons, Patty Holland, Anna Jo Boyd, Beth Damon, Roxie Campbell, Jessie Pack, Irma Blair, Dorothy Talus, Debbie Crocker, Patty Calentine, Laurie Moles. Second row: Colleen Hyde, Lindi Hickerson, Darlene Lissman, Erma Ego, Nancy Gubser, Ellen Stevens, Marina Clark, Doretta Shaw, Margie Carr, Cathy Baucum, Vicki Carr, Mary Sprouffske. Third row: Sharon McCaige, Barbra Kalin, Melody Miller, Marjorie Dalaymple, Debbie Johnson, Linda Dell, Laurie Labhart, Debbie Hasher, Theda Legler, Debbie Surplus, Mindy Carson, Cathy Newbrey. Fourth row: Debbie Pennell, Wanda Biel, Jennifer Weil, Jeanette Lundbum, Julie Dieker, Mary Jane Taylor, Sandi James, Stephanie Hyde, Robin Denney, Robin Popino, Julie Reynolds, Janet McCaige. Fifth row: Jeanette Ray, Colleen Hendricks, Debra Bentley, Jane Kuizinga, Anna Bentley, Sandy McKinnis, Sherry Fiebiger, Ann Brown, Jane Oard, Barbara Hafer, Karen Daggett, Pamela McCaige. Sixth row: Susie Bigger, Lida Herburger, Ellen Stevens, Cheri Jensen, Mary Gillis, Trudy Lenz, Michelle Liberty, Renee Barott. DRILL TEAM From left, clockwise: Judy Cudney, Lida Herburger, Susie Biggar, Andrea Aasness, Barbara Kalin, Sandi James, Jane Card, Nancy Gubser, Colleen Hyde, Heather Houpt, Irma Blair, Linda Hickerson. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS DURING FOOTBALL SEASON Standing: Patty Holland Center: Debbie Asher Heather Dannen Kneeling: Anna Jo Boyd Margo Lemons THE ADMINISTRATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS Dear Diary, Our Board of Directors serves all the school districts now forming Grant Administra- tive District No. 3. These include our own Grant Union High School, John Day Elementary School, Humbolt Elementary School, Seneca Elementary School, and I zee Elementary School. Board members are chosen from and represent the different school areas. Chair- man Phillips, Mrs. Henning, Mr. Mills and Mr. Ray live in the John Day section while Mr. Farrell and Mr. Southworth represent Seneca. Mr. Hyde lives in the ranch- ing area of Izee. Below show these members at work during one of their regular sessions. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Terrence W. Farrell, J. W. Southworth, William Hyde, Charles Mills, Richard G. Ray, Mrs. Mae Jeanett Henning, Chairman Robert E. Phillips, Stanley B. Stout, Deputy Clerk. SCHOOL SECRETARY SUPERINTENDENT Mrs. Charlyne Rutter PRINCIPAL The library is a very popular meeting place before school begins, at the noon hour, and during activity periods. The facilities in the library have been well used this year. Often two or more classes have been brought to the library at the same period. Mrs. Jackie Labhart Librarian Aide LANGUAGE ARTS Mr. Eugene Winnett Report and Research . . . Survey of English Literature . . . Dramatic Comedy . . . English I. Mrs. Pat Dannen Basic English . . . Short Story . . . Survey of American Literature . . . Creative Writing . . . Speech . . . Journalism I, II. Above, right, Mrs. Dannen puts the offset machine in operation to print the newspaper. Following Spanish tradition, at Christmas time the Spanish classes made pinatas, filled them with candy and other goodies, hung them from the ceiling in the old gym, blindfolded members of their teams who tried to break them. Below shows the contents of one of the pinatas. AND MUSIC Mr. Robert Maize Band . . . Training Chorus . . . Honor Chorus . . . Stage Band . . . German I. Mrs. Vivian Fravel English II . . . Spanish I . . . French I The learning process in German also was broken by other activities. The students had to write and read stories in German. Some of these programs were given in a dramatic tone with the students in costumes or through their actions to accompany their dialogue. Lower left, Valinda Bentley, who placed second in Spanish I competition in Foreign Language Field Day in La Grande in April. Andrea Aasness and Mark Tillotson tied for third while Debi Crocker and Michelle Liberty tied for second place in French I competition. HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. Sylvia Benson Home Ec. . . . Boys' Home Ec. . . . Advanced Home Ec. . . . Home making. Boys are offered a class in Home Economics. Among other things, they cook and sew. Illus- trated is a unit in sewing: from cutting out the pattern, sewing up the garment on the sewing machines, and even pressing out the material as the work progresses. 20 ons One of the high points in the cooking unit is the preparation and serving the faculty luncheon. Shown here are faculty members enjoying this meal and some of the girls who worked hard on the preparation and the cleanup job afterwards. The girls in Home Ec. classes usually start the year by learning to sew. The unit is usually concluded with a fashion show. Two pictures from this are given above. r COMMERCIAL Mrs. Frieda Sprouffske Typing I, II . . . Shorthand I . . . Office Practice. Mrs. Marlys Mickey Ketchum Bookkeeping . . . Business Law . . . Art. Above, a warm-up contest held in Typing I classes brought much interest to the students involved. Right, just two of the many machines used in Office Practice class: a checkwriter and a transcribing unit. AND ART An art department was the biggest addition to Grant's curriculum this year. Mrs. Ketchum offered four periods of art. Pictured here are only a few of the phases of art which were taught in these classes. Above, Jerry Larkin displays the paper machette animal he finished as a project in his art class. Left, pictures 1 and 2 show art students sketching from stuffed models. MATHEMATICS Mrs. Daisy Kuizenga Algebra 1, II . . . Math II . . . Math Analysis. Mr. Ken Molnar Geometry . . . Math I. AND SCIENCE Mr. Robert McGuire Chemistry . . . Advanced Science . . . Physics . . . Physical Science. Mr. L. J. Pete Baucum Biology . . . Physical Science . . . Conservation. SOCIAL SCIENCE Mr. Ralph Burton U.S. History ... Sociology ... International Relations. Mr. Don Jones Modem Problems ... Anthropology ... International Relations. Mr. Robert Batty Psychology. Mr. Henry Talus Geography ... Drivers Education. Above, student in Mr. Jones' Modern Problems class. Right, a Sociology class taught by Mr. Burton. INDUSTRIAL Mr. Carl Johnson Auto Shop . . . Welding . . . General Metal Shop . . . Art Metal. Mr. Carl Reeder Shop I . . . Advanced Shop . . . Crafts . . . Girls' Crafts . . . Mechanical Drawing. Above are boys in the Crafts class. Patrick Hill and David Moles work with leather. Calvin Clark burns letters into signs to be used at the Fair Grounds. Left, a living-room light completed constructed in Art Metal class by Greg Sprouffske. He drew his design, shaped the rods to the form he wanted, and welded them together. Finally he put the finishing touch on the light by beading it. ARTS Auto Mechanics and Welding have continued to be very popular and useful shop classes. Mr. Johnson's shop classes formed a company to manufacture and sell tool boxes. They sold stocks to students to finance the project. Here are pictures of the boys at work on the tool boxes: cutting the sheetmetal, working on the boxes, and two finished tool boxes. o HEALTH PHYSICAL ED. Mr. Antoni Toni Kosydar Boys' Health G Phys. Ed. I, II . . . Boys' Phys. Ed. Ill, IV. Mrs. Donna Talus Girls' Health G Phys. Ed. I, II . . . Girls' Phys. Ed. Ill, IV. In the fall, boys in the 7th-period P. E. class played a game of flag foot- ball with boys from a neighboring school. In the spring softball is a popular sport enjoyed by the girls' P. E. classes. 28 THE STAFF CUSTODIANS Howard Deist, Head Custodian John Witchkofsky, Assistant BUS CO-ORDINATOR Jim Miller CAFETERIA Sylvia Lissman, Rose Fleury, Darlene Lissman, Maxine Pack, Mrs. Ledgerwood, Don Willey, Mrs. Nancy Hankins, Tom McAuslan, Mrs. Wagner, Dennis Elmer. 29 STUDENT COUNCIL Seated: Mike Moore, Greg Jones, Dick Baucum. 2nd row: Loren Stout, Ellen Stevens, John Williams, Laurie Gray, Neil Heyn, Steve Denney, Debbie Asher, Georgene Hansen. 3rd row: Robin Denney, David Stevens, Gregg Heyn, President Bill Shanley, Kay Hildebrand, Sharon McCaige, Warren Oliver. October 19-23, 1970 Dear Diary, HOMECOMING! The week began with the freshman skit during the noon hour, followed by the other class skits throughout the week. Signs were seen everywhere. Thursday we had a pep rally after school. The members of the Booster Club also participated with their yells, skit, and sign (bottom, left.) The noise parade was that evening, through town from the Elks parking lot to the lot opposite the Clover Farm store. Vickie Carr was crowned Queen, and a pep rally was held. Sophomores won the trophy. Our Homecoming game was held on Friday and we WON! It was followed by the traditional dance. HOMECOMING QUEEN VICKIE CARR Spectators at the Home- coming game on Friday night saw our Prospector boys win over Madras on a wet, slimy, muddy field. Soon it was hard to tell one player from another, as the picture below shows a typical group of the players. HOMECOMING COURT Princess Julie Dieker, Princess Heather Houpt, Queen Vickie Carr, Princess Sherry Fiebiger, Princess Mary Lou Phillip� TO POT! CHESS CLUB MEMBERS: Seated, Rick Laurance, Andrea Aasness, Warren Oliver, Sally Sams, Kim Dannen. Standing Javier Coirigolzarri, Steve Dalgliesh, John Williams, Scott Shaffer, Mike Campbell, Jerry Smith. CHESS CLUB Dear Diary, The Chess Club, an extracurriculum group, is composed of students who are inter- ested in the game of chess. They participate in their club matches. Mr. Kosydar is the group sponsor. Two more pictures taken at the Sweethearts Ball RODEO CLUB Dear Diary, Another new club at Grant Union this year is the Rodeo Club. Because so many young people in this eastern Oregon section of the country have an opportunity to take part in the annual Junior Rodeo, this club was formed as a mean of getting them together and discussing their mutual problems. It includes students from other schools, some of whom hold offices in the club. Mr. Baucum is the club sponsor at this school; he is pictured below. Front: Jeanette Ray, Pam McCaige, Julie Reynolds, Janet McCaige, Marina Clark, Steve Rickman, Marvin Gibbs, Calvin Clark. Back: Sharon McCaige, Shirley Stratton, Stewart Jensen, Wayne Elliot, Debbie Asher, Don Page, Bob Endicott, Rick Valade. SCENE DROME-THE SCHOOLS’OWN RADIO PROGRAM Around the table: Warren Oliver, Kay Hildebrand-director, Gaylene Weickum, Marina Clark, Lida Herburger, Judy Cudney, Heather Dannen, Robin Poppino, Robin Denney, Laurie Labhart, Don Willey, Mary Lou Phillips. Behind: Jon Teague. On table: Bill Shanley. Dear Diary, Kay Hildebrand, director, summarizes: Having worked on Scene-Drome for the past two years, I find that I have learned from my experience in this production. Knowing the difficulty of pleasing everyone, I've found the only way to cope is to listen to comments, weigh them, and then decide their validity. Scene-Drome is an organization of ideas and diligent work. The only way Scene-Drome can survive in the years to come is with your support and effort as listeners and workers. Aid from the Administration and Mrs. Dannen have always been a useful tool in our success. And they deserve a vote of thanks. And without Mr. and Mrs. Jolley we wouldn't have had a chance. Working behind the scenes are many students who are seldom given recognition, such as Heather Dannen, Laurie Labhart, and Lida Herburger, Scene-Drome's news writers; without them we'd have nothing to present. Marina Clark has also been a valuable member as the staff artist, creating posters and survey covers. Marking our record list has been Judy Cudney, a thankless job but necessary. As I leave the halls of Grant, I'm confident that Robin Poppino will be a faithful leader and Scene-Drome will thrive---with your support. 36 FRESHMAN CLASS FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS (Seated) Colleen Hendricks, Secretary-Treasurer Sam Berry, Vice President Ellen Stevens, President (Standing) Loren Stout, Class Representative Mike Moore, Class Representative 37 Dennis Adkins FRESHMAN Anna Bentley Debra Bentley Ann Brown Walter Campbell Randy Carlson Clenton Catron Pat Clark Linda Colbert Vicki Colton just camera’ shy Kris Curtis Karen Daggett Jim Dieker Carolyn Farley Sherry Fiebiger Dan Howard Tim Hueckman Gary James Cheri Jensen Jackie Johnson Jane Kuizenga Trudy Lenz Tracy Lewis Michelle Liberty Pamela McCaige Richard Lakey V I Dan McGetrick Sandy McKinnis Lee Majors Kay Mascall Dale Maxwell FRESHMAN Sandra Mills Laura Moles Virginia Mook Mike Moore Jim Norria Bob Owens Kernie Perkins Brent Persinger Sherry Phillips Jeanette Ray Steve Rickman Kathy Robinson Sally Sams Mary Shanley Jerry Sheldon Edith Smith Cas Sprouffske David Steele CLASS Jack Thomas Michelle Trafton Farrell Traughber Jan Valade Rick Valade Lew Wallenmeyer Steve White Carol Williams Virginia Wilson Rebekah Working Sherry Wynne November 18, 1970 Dear Diary, Today the Home Ec. girls entertained their mothers and other high-school girls at Fashion Show and Tea. The Honor Chorus sang for the audience. The theme was McCall's Fashions ... 1970. Models included following: 1. Linda Dell showing the maxi-coat made by Robin Denney; 2. Minday Carson; 3. Susan Downing, Janet Hoppe, Mary Ann Rhoads; 4. Cheryl Shaffer; 5. Jessie Pack; 6. Sherry Fiebiger; 7. Brenda Colbert, Karen Baldwin, Cynthia Benon, Irene Russel; 8. Heather Houpt, Mary Gillis; 9. Sherry Wynne. HOME EC. FASHION SHOW John Ray........................stage helper John Bungo......................stage helper Cathy Newbrey...................student director Debbie Hasher...................Helene Shelton Mary Gillis.....................Meta Nutt David Stevens .......... Dr. Phineas Nutt Georgene Hanson.................Sylvia Gaylord Sandi James.....................Lila Julie Reynolds..................Vivian Tepper Mike Campbell...................Larry Smart Jon Teague......................Orestus Greg Eddy.......................Wall Nutt Laurie Labhart..................Cerise Heather Dannen..................Ima Nutt Mary Ann Rhoads ................Charlotte Neal Linda Smith.....................Be a Wise Not pictured: Mr. Maize and Mrs. Dannen, faculty director and assistant. JUNIOR PLAY Dear Diary, The Nutty Family was portrayed by the juniors on February 4 and 5. The Nutt family bought a sanatorium without knowing it. Former patients came for a visit. February 5, 1971 GROUNDHOG QUEEN ROBIN POPPINO Dear Diary, Groundhog Queen (right) Robin Poppino was crowned at a pep assembly. Among her many gifts were two personnally autographed photos of Supt. Nodine and Prin. Dannen. Her court included girls surrounding her: Marj Dalrymple, Cheryl Shaffer, Tootie Rundbom, Carol Moles, Sandi James, Ann Brown, and Michelle Trafton. This year the administration initiated a wider, more extensive work-study program for the seniors. Included in this program were: (Seated) Paula Ashton, Milne Trowbridge, Sharon McCaige, Linda Hickerson, Colleen Hyde, Vickie Carr, Teresa Barrietua, Marina Clark, Kay Hildebrand. At center: Randy Moles, Craig Curtis, Zane Lindley, Chuck Rhoads, Steve Denney, Jack Seebart, Laurie Gray, Bob Griffith, Marj Dalrymple. At top: Roger Micnhimer, Gale Speakman, James Boethin, Donn Willey, Gaylene Wieckum, Jerry Pettyjohn, Steve James, Cathy Baucum, Walter Taylor, Teresa Lee. VARSITY MAJORETTES Top to bottom: Vicki Carr Cathy Baucum Jane Oard MAJORETTES Cheri Jensen Bottom row: Karen Daggett Jackie Johnson J.V. MAJORETTES Top row: Mary Jane Taylor Nina Hill WINTER SPORTS CLUB Front row: Vicki Pearce, Debbie Pennell, Lori Adams, Mike Officer, Guy Sproul, Patty Davis, Debbie Courtney, Sally Sproul. Back row: Bruce Campbell, Monte Bond, John McGhee, Ron Pearson, Jim Lemcke, Michelle Trafton, Jerry Pettyjohn, Rick Lawrence, Mr. Baucum (advisor), Scott Shaffer, Calvin Clark, Dick Baucum, Gary Day. Above, Dick Baucum Center??? Right, Debbie Pennell Dear Diary, The former Ski Club was changed to the Winter Sports Club this year. Patty Davis was named its president, with Dick Baucum as vice president and Sally Sproul, secretary-treasurer. Not only was skiiing enjoyed, but snow mobiling was added to its agenda. During spring vacation club members made a trip to Anthony Lake, where they enjoy skiing. Front row: Andrea Aasness, Kathy Robinson, Susie Biggar, Linda Smith, Lida Herburger, Kay Hildebrand. Second row: Javier Goirigolzarri, Kim Lemons, Carla Zickler, Donna Kelsay, Cynthia Benson, Debbie Thomason, Colleen Hendricks, Jane Kuizenga, Mary Ann Rhoads, Sherry Wynne, Sandi James. Third row: John McGhee, Walter Taylor, Gregg Heyn, Steven Kimes, Lew Wallenmeyer, Kernie Perkins, Edith Smith, Maxine Pack, Dan Wallenmeyer, Kathy Rhoads, Chet Kirkpatrick, Walter Campbell, John Williams. Standing: Mr. Maize, Ellen Stevens, John Lippert, Chuck Willey, Randy Moles. GUHSBAND Mr. Maize, Band and Chorus Director. The band gave its usual winter and spring con- certs again this year. Also featured were chorus renditions and other vocal pieces. CHORUS OFFICERS Debbie Courtney, treasurer Margo Lemons, vice president Beth Damon, secretary Jessie Pack, president i 48 HONOR CHORUS First row: Mr. Maize-director, Jesse Pack, Vivian Caldwell, Cathy Baucum, Patty Davis, Debbie Johnson Margo Lemons, Cindy Thomas, Michelle Liberty. Second row: Mary Cillis, Irma Blair Laura Moles, Renee Moles, Linda Dell Barbara Hafer, Merita Herman, Mina Fisk. Third row: Valinda Bentley, Nina Fisk, Teresa Barrletrua, Debbie Thomason, Kathy Bowe, Debbie Courtney, Teresa Lee, Beth Damon, Nancy Gubser. Fourth row: Gene Hickerson, Randy Moles, David Stevens, John Bungo, Jon Teague, Mark Tillotson, Steven Kimes, Daryl Carr. TRAINING CHORUS: First Row, Tracy Lewis, Beverly Peabody, Esther Colbert, Linda Colbert, Wendy Harris, Sherry Phillips. Top Row, Anna Bentley, Debra Bentley, Cheri Jensen, Mary Shanley, Carol Williams. 49 VARSITY BASKETBALL BA,SK™LL S?UAD: feli Coach Don Jones. Standing: Gordon Beil, Bill Shanley, Greg Eddy, Neale Heyn, Kenny Mills, Bill Hueckman, Ken Catron, Ron Pearson, Ron Lundbom VARSITY SCORES Grant 63 Heppner 64 Grant 70 Burns 76 Grant 57 Nestucca 87 Grant 61 Lakeview 91 Grant 67 Lakeview 109 Grant 76 Prairie City 77 Grant 58 Burns 79 Grant 59 Heppner 74 Grant 66 Burns 54 ♦Grant 68 Nyssa 88 Grant 67 Enterprise 91 Grant 74 Enterprise 92 ♦Grant 54 Vale 68 ♦Grant 52 Nyssa 61 ♦Grant 56 Wahtonka 73 Grant 65 Prairie City 82 ♦Grant 58 Burns 67 ♦Grant 63 Madras 67 ♦Grant 42 Vale 59 ♦Grant 67 Wahtonka 66 ♦Grant 55 Madras 88 ♦Grant 59 Burns 58 (overtime game) League games. The Grant Union Prospectors started out the season with one of the youngest, most inexperienced teams in Grant’s recent history. Only two seniors, Ken Mills, and Bill Shanley, co-captains for the team, were on the squad. All the rest were eager but inexperienced juniors. Lack of height was another problem for the fighting Prospectors to overcome. The schedule was one of the toughest in recent years. Every team we played all year long was or had been rated in the top 20 at their respective divisions. The Prospectors found going rough in the early part of the season but started putting things together toward the end of the year and finished strong, win- ning 2 of their last 3 games. Kenny Mills was named Most Inspirational Player and Ron Lundbom, Most Valuable. Patty Holland Debbie Asher Heather Dannen Anna Jo Boyd Margo Lemons Dear Diary, The life of varsity cheerleaders is a very active one. Not only must they spend much time practicing and working out new routines, but also attending all home and away games. At times this year, the squad has been split up, part attending a basketball game at another school while the others remained at home to support the wrestlers. JAYVEE BASKETBALL Kneeling: Greg Jones, Chuck Willey, Coach Gene Winnett, Manager Danny Wallenmeyer, Randy Cyrus, Bubba Lindley. Standing: Kenny Seitz, Jimmy Officer, Pete Walker, Dale Conlee, Dewey Warner, David Moles, Rick McGuire, Jach Southworth, Don Page. The Jayvees, primarily Sophomores this year, showed an immense amount of improvement during the year with most of their 6 wins coming at the end of the season as they began to gel as a team. They're a fine group of young men and it was a pleasure working with them, stated Coach Gene Winnett. GAME SCORES Grant JV 45 Monument V 64 Grant JV 33 Heppner JV 50 Grant JV 51 Burns JV 75 Grant JV 68 Burns JV 56 Grant JV 38 Heppner JV 41 Grant JV 42 Burns JV 52 Grant JV 51 Bums JV 52 Grant JV 45 Nyssa JV 90 Grant JV 68 Monument V 73 Grant JV 52 Enterprise JV 56 Grant JV 65 Enterprise JV 52 Grant JV 54 Vale JV 70 Grant JV 42 Nyssa JV 80 Grant JV 47 Wahtonka JV 65 Grant JV 63 Prairie JV 55 Grant JV 58 Burns JV 49 Grant JV 51 Madras JV 69 Grant JV 40 Vale JV 49 Grant JV 50 Wahtonka 43 Grant JV 55 Madras JV 64 Grant JV 48 Burns JV 46 53 JAYVEE CHEERLEADERS SUPPORT FROSH, JAYVEE SPORTS DOTTY TALUS DEBI CROCKER LAURIE MOLES PATTY CALLANTINE 54 FROSH TALLY SUCCESSFUL SEASON Frosh basketball players, kneeling: Loren Stout, Dan Howard, Clent Catron, Sam Barry, Cas Sprouffske, Brent Persinger. Standing: Mgr. Lew Wallenmeyer, Tim Hueckman, Kenny Holliday, Dan McGetrick, Jim Dieker, Dennis Adkins, Coach Ken Molnar. The Frosh finished with a fine 15-3 record, including a 13- game winning streak highlighted by a 129-19 massacre of Burns. Twenty-six individual and team records were tied or broken. Sam Barry and Clent Catron dominated the individual statistics. Barry led in FG%, points, and points per games (21.2). Catron led in rebounding (14.8 per game) and was a close second in scoring (19.2) and FG%. Dan McGetrick was a tremendous playmaker who ran the team and collected 32 assists, while Loren Stout was fine long-range shooter. Both played excellent defense. Tim Hueckman was Dan's backup man—in the process he led the team in FT% and had 22 assists. Mike Moore was a great help when the team was shorthanded later in the year; Cas Sprouffske, Jim Dieker, Brent Persinger, and hustling Kenny Holliday all helped make this a most memorable season. FROSH A RECORD Frosh 82 Monument JV 28 Frosh 63 Baker Frosh 66 Frosh 58 Prairie JV 40 Frosh 68 Dayville JV 31 Frosh 62 Dayville JV 29 Frosh 89 Heppner Fr 50 Frosh 69 Dayville JV 30 Frosh 126 Burns Frosh 19 Frosh 76 Monument JV 34 Frosh 83 Dayville JV 22 Frosh 69 Prairie JV 54 Frosh 69 Dayville JV 34 Frosh 96 Heppner Fr 17 Frosh 62 Prairie JV 49 Frosh 84 Burns Frosh 31 Frosh 55 Baker Frosh 57 Frosh 79 Burns Frosh 44 Frosh 53 Prairie JV 54 GIRLS’ TUMBLING TEAM TUMBLING TEAM, pictured at top: Front row, Sherry Jensen, Linda Smith, Bonnie Barnes. Center, Sandi James, Jane Oard, Jeri Secord. Back, Sherry Fiebiger, Michelle Trafton. TUMBLING TEAM, bottom picture: Front row, Dottie Talus, Michelle Houpt, Renee Moles, Cathy Baucum, Teresa Pereira. Second row, Cathy Bowe, Sherry Wynne, Jeannette Ray, Debra Thomason, Marj Dalrymple, Anna Bentley, Edith Smith. Top, Ann Brown and Heather Houpt. 56 WRESTLING SQUAD: Sitting, Steve White, Lee Majors, Bob Endicott, Gary James, Marvin Gibbs, Pat'Clark, Gene Hickerson. Kneeling, Calvin Clark, Steve Rickman, Kelly Olp, Tom Boyer, Pete Allen, Mgr. Chet Kirkpatrick. Standing, Coach Ralph Burton, Bruce Campbell, Jim Cernazanu, Wayne Elliott, Stewart Jensen, Mark Secord, Cary Call, Ken Speakman, John McGhee, Coach Carl Johnson. WRESTLING Even though this year marked the second season of wrestling competition for Grant Union, it was the first year for straight varsity action. 1970-71 was a year of continued growth for the Wrestling Program. The school registered two dual match victories, and the squad turn-out was more than doubled. Another coach, Mr. Carl Johnson, was added. Several boys did well during the season: Stewart Jensen, Jim Cernazanu, Tom Boyer, Wayne Elliott, Kelly Olp, Mark Secord, Bruce Campbell, and Ken Speakman. Several freshmen learned a great deal and displayed strong improvement. Ken Speakman was awarded the Most Outstanding Wrestler trophy and Chet Kirkpatrick was selected as the Most Inspirational member of the squad. GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL A VOLLEYBALL Patty Holland, Sherry Walker, Mary Lou Phillips, Margo Lemons, Debi Crocker, Laurie Labhart. B AND C VOLLEYBALL Kneeling: Sharon McCaige, Debbie Asher, Debbie Surplus, Julie Dieker, Julie Reynolds, Cathy Newbrey. Standing: Mindy Carson, Jennifer Weil, Roxie Campbell, Robin Denney, Patty Callantine, Tootie Lundbom. FROSH VOLLEYBALL Kneeling: Edith Smith, Trudy Lenz, Michelle Liberty, Renee Barrott, Michelle Trafton, Sherry Phillips, Dottie Talus. Standing: Sherry Fiebiger, Kathy Robinson, Jeanette Ray, Jackie Johnson, Ellen Stevens, Pam McCaige. SOPHOMORE CLASS SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS (Seated) Robin Denney, Class Representative Patty Callantine, Secretary Debbie Courtney, Treasurer (Standing) Dick Baucum, President Greg Jones, Class Representative Dewey Warner, Vice President 59 SOPHOMORE Andrea Aasness Lori Adams Peter Allen Dick Baucum Wanda Biel Susie Biggar Patty Callantine Debbie Courtney Jay Click Steve Dagliesh Esther Colbert Patty Davis Pam Cotham Chet Day Debi Crocker Robin Denney CLASS Julie Dieker Marianne Farrell Mina Fisk Nina Fisk Rose Fleury Javier Goirigolzarri Barbara Hafer Marette Herman Gordon Hill Patrick Hill Darrell Holiday Greg Jones Michelle Houpt Donna Kelsay Kristi Howard Steven Kimes Stephanie Hyde Linda King Shelley Johnston Jeanne Lambeth Rick McGuire Jim Officer SOPHOMORE Nick Lane Paula Langenfeld Perle Langenfeld Kim Lemons Bubba Lindley John Lippert Sylvia Lissman Tootie Lundbom Tom McAuslan Just didn't have J 1L wear Mike Martin Mike Officer Renee Moles Kelly Olp Lynn Mot tram Maxine Pack Jane Oard Beverly Peabody CLASS Vicki Pearce Debbie Pennell Teresa Pereira Robin Poppino Chipper Rehder Kathy Rhoads nvi tytfp Pam Rice Mark Secord Kenny Seitz Steve Stiltz Jack Southworth Linda Speakman John Stokes Nancey Stratton Guy Sproul Sally Sproul Mary Jane Taylor Cindy Thomas SOFHOMUKhS Virgil Thomas Debra Thomason Mary Tout Roger Upshaw Melvin Vignery Pete Walker Danny Wallenmeyer Dewey Warner Jennifer Weil Chuck Willey Harry Williams George Wright Carla Zickler REST OF FRESHMAN CLASS Randy Cyrus Ronald Lemons Christine Barrietua Cindy Langenfeld Tom Smith Don Moles Joe Kolmorgan David Moles Back row from top to bottom: Ellen Stevens, Anna Jo Boyd, Janet McCaige, Kathy Rhoads, Jennifer Weil, Debbie Pennell, Shirley Stratton, Theda Legler, Mindy Carson, Debbie Hasher. G.A.A. Front row: Patty Davis, Mary Sprouffske, Julie Reynolds, Debi Crocker, Ann Brown, Sherry Fiebiger, Dottie Talus, Jeanette Ray, Pam McCaige, Anna Bentley, Jane Kuizenga, Julie Dieker, Lida Herburger, Susie Biggar, Edith Smith, Debbie Johnson, Paula Langenfeld, Nancy Stratton, Mary Jane Taylor, Doretta Shaw, Colleen Hendricks, Cathy Newbrey, Debbie Surplus, Mary Gillis. G.A.A. OFFICERS below, front: Barbara Kalin, pres. Margo Lemons, vice pres. Mary Lou Phillips, sec. Sandi James, treas. 9 From top to bottom: Tootie Lundbom, Robin Denney, Patty Callantine, Robin Poppino, Sandy McKinnis, Michelle Liberty, Irma Blair, Sherry Wynne, Nancy Gubser, Laurie Labhart, Roxie Campbell, Debbie Asher, Heather Dannen, Laura Moles, Patty Holland, Carol Moles, Judy Cudney, Colleen Hyde, Carla Zickler, Vicky Pierce, Stephanie Hyde, Donna Kelsey, Cheryl Shaffer, Sharon McCaige, Heather Houpt, Linda Hickerson, Jane Oard. 65 SWEETHEARTS BALL KING JACK SEEBART AND QUEEN BARBARA KALIN 66 SWEETHEARTS John Ray Julie Reynolds Sharon McCaige Gregg Heyn February 12, 1971 Dear Diary, The Sweethearts Ball was held this evening in the old gym, which was beautifully decorated with the traditional valentine colors and with hearts scattered around the room. As usual each class selected their sweetheart couple to vie for king and queen. After the promenade march to the front of the gym, senior couple Jack Seebart and Barbara Kalin were crowned as Sweetheart King and Sweetheart Queen. SWEETHEARTS Loren Stout Sherry Wynne Jennifer Weil Javier Goirigolzarri Dear Diary, F H A The FHA has been doing many things during the school year. As our first money-making project, we sold popcorn balls at some of the football games. Our group also gave money to UNICEF this year. For our Christmas Project, we sold centerpieces of green, red and yellow. Each teacher received one as a Christmas gift. The FHA girls gave Mrs. Benson, our advisor, a housecoat for Christmas. The girls decided to reward her for all she has done for the student body and faculty. As in previous years, we sold cookbooks. We made Valentine favors for the hospital and nursing homes. We used pipe cleaners to represent arms and legs and pink paper hearts as bodies. As our last project for the year, we made Mother's Day favors for our mothers. Our officers this year are (seated in picture below): Teresa Pereira, historian; Mary Ann Rhoads, reporter; Debbie Hasher, vice president; Georgene Hansen, presi- dent; Julie Reynolds, secretary; Mary Gillis, treasurer; Nancey Stratton, parliamen- tarian. Members of FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA: Seated, Teresa Pereira, Mary Ann White, Debbie Asher Georgene Hansen, Julie Reynolds, Mary Gillis, Nancy Stratton. Standing, Kathy Rhoads, Mary Sprouffske, Marianne Farrell, Margie Carr, Nancy Gubser, Darlene Lissman, Erna Ego, Shirley Stratton, Mrs. Benson,’advisor. 68 SOPHOMORE DANCE October 12, 1971 Dear Diary, Tonight was the Sophomore Welcome Dance --at last! Even though the class was so late in giving this dance, all freshmen were admitted free. Admission charges were unique. Those seeking admission were charged 10 t for every inch their foot measured. For couples the boys paid the foot fee, plus 25 t for his date. The dance was well attended by the lower classmen with a few upper classmen present also. BOYS ENJOY INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL s' A 1 • S] H H 111 CRAIG'S CANNIBALS: Monty Bond, Criag Curtis, Kris Curtis, Don Maxwell, Jon Teague, Steve James, Donn Willey. Absent, Jerry McGe trick. MOLESY'S MARAUDERS: Gregg Heyn, Randy Moles, Melvin Vignery, (Jay Click, borrowed from Zane's Zoo), Steve Stiltz. Absent, Chuck Rhoads, Larry Hensley, Mike Officer, Javier Goirigolzarri. ZANE'S ZOO: Front row—John Lippert, Zane Lindley, Bob Griffith, Red Boethin. Back-- Jay Click, Greg Sprouffske, Mike Johnston. Absent, Tom Boyer, Kim Lemons, Darrel Holliday, Mark Secord. ELMER'S FUDDS: Steve Denney, Scott Riesterer, Tom McAuslan, Walter Taylor, Rick Laurance, Dennis Elmer. Absent, Gordon Hill, Steve Dagliesh. Standing: Gordon Hill, Greg Jones, Ken Catron, John McGhee, Janet McCaige, Theda Legler, Lida Herburger, and Jon Teague. Seated: Cheryl Shaffer, Valinda Bently, Roxie Campbell, Laurie Gray, Heather Dannen. CLASSES PUBLISH GOLD-DIGGER JOURNALISM II Seated: Editor, Warren Oliver. Standing: Mrs. Dannen, Advisor, Barbara Kalin, Gaylene Weickum, Beth Damon, Laurie Gray, and Judi Cudney. JOURNALISM I JUNIOR CLASS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS (Seated): David Stevens, president Mary Lou Phillips, vice president Neale Heyn, class representative (Standing): Heather Dannen, secretary Debbie Asher, class representative Sandi James, treasurer 73 JUNIOR Joe Arment Debbie Asher Karen Baldwin Tim Barott Tim Behrens Gordon Beil Cynthia Benson Valinda Bentley Irma Blair Rocky Boswell Bruce Campbell Mike Bowe Mike Campbell Tom Boyer Roxie Campbell John Bungo Mindy Carson CLASS AVAILABLE Ken Catron Jim Cemazanu Mark Cheadle Calvin Clark Gary Claughton Brenda Colbert Dale Conlee Kay Crisler Heather Dannen t Kim Dannen Greg Eddy Gary Day Wayne Elliott Linda Dell Susan Downing Bob Endicott George Gibson JUNIOR Mary Gil lis Karen Griffith Bill Hafer Georgene Hansen Larry Hensley Neil Heyn Photo not AVAILABLE Keith Hickerson Janet Hoppe Bill Hueckman Stewart Jensen Debbie Johnson Laurie Labhart Theda Legler Hank Kuhl Mike Ledgerwood Bob Lambeth Ron Lundbom CLASS Kathy Mascall David Merrich Janet McCaige Jerry McGetrick John McGhee Cathy Newbrey John Ottlinger Don Page Bob Paullus Ron Pearson Mary Ann Rhoads Mary Lou Phillips Irene Russel Julie Reynolds Cheryl Shaffer John Ray David Sams JUNIORS Ken Speakman Shirley Stratton Edith Steele Debbie Surplus Gayla Stokes Jon Teague Bill Stokes Allen Threlkeld David Stevens Jimmy Wright Debbie Hasher Linda Smith Mary Sprouffske % Janice Moery, Lida Herburger, Jim Jacobson, Brenda Crabtree, Sandi James 78 Front: Tim Kolmorgan, Stan Southworth. Back; Lyle Thomas, Karen Maize. SENIOR PLAY—“MISTER CO-ED” May 14-15, 1971 Dear Diary, The senior class play, Mister Co-Ed, was a delightful comedy in which Lotus Smith (Bill Shanley), actually a cowboy from the West, masquerades as a college girl in order to insure the financial aid for the all-girls' college from his unknown grandmother. His true identity is rudely disclosed, leading to many complications... and an ending satisfactory to almost everyone. Members of the cast had many chances to express varied emotions and actions typical of their occupations and portrayed these well. SENIOR PLAY STAFF: Front, Milne Trowbridge, Bill Shanley, Jim Lemcke. 2nd row, Steven Kimes, Melody Miller, Barbara Kalin, Sharon McCaige, Susan Owens, Walter Taylor, Edith Stevens, John Williams, Beth Damon, Margo Lemons, Vicki Carr, Judy Cudney. 3rd row, Gregg Heyn, Kim Conlee, Rick Laurance, Doretta Shaw, Margi Carr, Erna Ego, Darlene Lissman. Standing, Nancy Gubser, Marina Clark, Steve James, Cathy Baucum, Jessie Pack. VARSITY FIELD: Kneeling, Greg Sprouffske, mgr. G asst, coach, Greg Jones, Javier Goirigolzarri, Bruce Campbell, Kenny Mills, Craig Curtis, Zane Lindley, Dennis Elmer. Standing, Bob Griffith, Scott Shaffer, Mike Martin, Jon Teague, Gordon Beil, Mark Tillotson, Bill Shanley. TWO COMPETE IN STATE TRACK MEET Dear Diary, Grant Union fielded its first group of young men who competed as a track team and broke the tradition of competing as individuals. Led by the example of the senior members of the squad, these boys developed their skills to a level which won the Prairie City Invitational meet. Individual honors went with Bob Griffith and Ken Mills, who represented our school at the State Track Meet. Mills ranked 7th in the pole-vault and Griffith finished 5th in the javelin competition. VARSITY RUNNERS: Kneeling, Mgr. Dick Baucum, Jim Lem eke, Jay Click, Steve Stiltz, Mgr. John Leppard. Standing, Don Maxwell, Randy Moles, Mike Johnston, Sam Barry, Randy Cyrus. THE PROM May 1, 1971 Dear Diary, Tonight the Junior-Senior Prom was held; its theme was A Time for Us. After the Prom Princesses and Princes were introduced, along with their junior escorts, Steve James and Cathy Baucum were crowned Prom King and Queen. The setting for the Prom was beautifully decorated in tones of pink and blue. The white ceiling studded with gold stars added a special glam- orous effect. The star-sprinkled entry, a mural, a stairway to a large star, a wishing well, and banks of flowers were added touches to the room. The traditional banquet was changed to an outdoor barbecue, which was enjoyed by most of the juniors and seniors. The senior prophecy, will and history were read. The Mar-Mel-Ter- Beths sang. Prom King Steve James and Queen Cathy Baucum PROM PRINCESSES AND JUNIOR ESCORTS Ron Pearson, Princess Heather Houpt, Greg Eddy, Princess Anna Jo Boyd, Gordon Beil, Princess Sharon McCaige, Ken Catron, Princess Linda Hickerson, Jim Cemazanu. PROM PRINCES AND JUNIOR ESCORTS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY TAPS 13 STUDENTS NHS members (above): Seated, Steve James, Warren Oliver, Edith Steven. Standing, Neil Heyn, Lida Herburger, Theda Legler, Jeri Secord, Sharon McCaige, Roger Micnhimer, Laurel Gray, Gregg Heyn, and Debbie Asher. April 7, 1971 Dear Diary, NHS members tapped 13 students this morning for initia- tion into the society. A candlelight ceremony saw their formal initiation into the NHS. Each junior and senior member signed the scroll and received his pin to wear as a sign of his membership. Punch and cake were served to members, parents, and friends. Warren Oliver served as NHS president this year, supported by Steve James as vice president and Edith Stevens as secre- tary-treasurer. NEW NHS MEMBERS Left, Beth Damon, Paula Ashton, Jessie Pack, Susan Owens, seniors. Right, David Stevens, Greg Eddy, Ron Pearson, Mary Sprouffske, juniors. Lower left, Debbie Crocker, Julie Dieker, Greg Jones, Patty Callantine, Robin Poppino, sophomores. roo VARSITY GOLF: Steve White, Scott Reisterer, Ron Lundbom, John McGhee, George Gibson, Coach Gene Winnett. GIRL'S GOLF: Left, Heather Dannen, Right, Melody Miller, Michelle Liberty, Tootie Lundbom, and Sherry Fiebigger. BOYS' JV GOLF: Below, front, Jim Officer, Mike Moore, Kim Dannen. Standing, Ron Pearson, Kim Lemons, Chipper Rehder, Rick McGuire. LETTERMEN From top to bottom: Jim Boethin, Ken Catron, Ron Pearson, Greg Eddy, Ron Lundbom, Neil Heyn, Craig Curtis, George Gibson, Bill Hueckman, Greg Sprouffske, Don Willey, Gregg Heyn, Chuck Rhoads, John Williams, Kim Conlee, Bill Shanley, Mr. Jones, advisor. OFFICERS OF LETTERMEN'S CLUB Gregg Heyn, secretary- treasurer Bill Shanley, president Steve Denney, vice president Mark Tillotson, Dewey Warner, Jon Teague, Tim Barott, Mark Secord, John Ray, Don Page, Dale Conlee, Gordon Beil, Don Maxwell, Steve Denney, Jim Lemcke, Kenny Mills, Jack Sebart, Steve James, Dennis Elmer, Mr. Burton, advisor. HURLERS END SEASON IN A WHIRLWIND OF WINS Dear Diary, The 1971 Baseball Season started slow and ended in a whirlwind of wins. The Prospectors, very young and inexperienced at many positions, opened the season by dropping their first seven games. Then they caught fire, winning 10 of the last 13 games, including a double header victory over Vale, knocking them out of the league championship. Steve Denney, star pitcher, was injured in an auto accident and missed the first three weeks of the season. He fought back courageously and posted a 6 win 2 loss record in leading Prospector hurlers. Opposing batters hit only . 187 off Denney, his E. R. A. was 2. 38. Greg Eddy, junior hurler, improved tremendously. Eddy posted a 4-4 record, a 2. 56 E. R. A. and opponents could only muster a . 169 batting average off Eddy. Bill Hueckman led all hitters with a . 325 average and drove in the most runs — 11. Dan McGetrick, freshman and first baseman, led in hits with 15 followed by Soph, catcher, Dewey Warner, with 14. Grant's defense was strong all year. Led by Craig Curtis's outstanding outfield play and Ken Catron's great play at 3rd and Dewey Warner's fine catching, the Prospectors made few bobbles in the field. The Prospectors turned in six double plays. Steve Denney received the Most Valuable Player Award. Donn Willey received the Most Inspirational Player Award. VARSITY BASEBALL Kneeling: Greg Eddy, Ken Catron, Donn Willey, Dewey Warner, Craig Curtis, Steve Denney, Mike Mannell. Standing: Mr. Jones (coach), Tim Hueckman, Dan McGetrick, Clenton Catron, Loren Stout, Billy Hueckman, Chuck Willey, Mr. Ken Ivers (asst, coach). JAYVEE BASEBALL Nick Lane, Mark Secord, Steve Rickman, Tim Behrens, Gary James, Peter Allen, Tom McAuslan, Jack Southworth, Mr, Jones (coach). TENNIS TEAMS Front row: Patty Callantine, Julie Reynolds, Tootie Lundbom, Cathy Newbrey, Robin Poppino, Julie Reynolds. Back row: Teresa Pereira, Debbie Surplus, Mike Campbell, Steve James, Warren Oliver, Debbie Hasher, Mrs. Talus (coach). Dear Diary, The following are tennis scores: Grant 2 Nyssa 8 Grant 7 Burns 3 Grant 1 Crook County 7 Grant 0 Madras 4 In sub-district competition at Bend and Redmond, Grant lost two matches and won four. 90 Attentive students?! ? Miss GUHS Zelda Lindley Miss Campbell Miss Willey Miss Cyrus ZELDA LINDLEY WIN5 MISS GUHS TITLE M ay 5, 1971 Dear Diary, Miss Zelda (Zane) Lindley was crowed Miss GUHS in the first Beauty Contes held at Grant. Nine competed. Miss Chelsey (Chuck) Willey was first runner-up and Miss Betty (Bruce) Campbell was second runner-up. Miss Congeniality was Miss Raquel (Randy) Cyrus. Sponsored by the sophomore class, the beauty contest included swim-suit, talent, and formal-attire competition. GIRLS TAKE TWO PLACES AT STATE MEET Dear Diary, Grant participated in the Tri-County meets at Mitchell, Monument, Crane, and Prairie, accumulating the most total points, but were not counted in final standings. Grant girls placed 3rd in a 3-way meet with Burns and Lakeview, totaling up 20 points. Sub-district competition at Bums placed Grant 3rd with a total of 64 points. In district competition at Madras, Grant totaled 16 points, placing 6th with a total of 23 points with Debbie Asher in the 440-yd. dash and Mary Lou Phillips in the shot, both placed 2nd qualifying to enter state competition at Springfield. At the State Track meet, Debbie placed 2nd in her event, and Mary Lou, 6th. New records set this year were: Discus—Mary Lou Phillips—92' 8 Shot—Mary Lou Phillips—34' 5 Javelin—Julie Reynolds—107 2 Long Jump—Sandi James—14' 10 1 2 High Jump—Sandi James--4' 9 1 2 100 Yd. Dash—Lori Adams—12.1 sec. 440 Yd. Dash—Debbie Asher—64. 2 sec. Sitting: Patty Davis, Patty Callantine, Julie Reynolds, Mary Ann Rhoads, Kris Barrietua, Dottie Talus, Wanda Beil, Mary Tout. Kneeling: Lori Adams, Shelley Johnston, Trudi Lenz, Cindy LangenfeId, Irma Blair, Sandy McKinnis, Perle Langenfeld, Anna Jo Boyd, Paula Langenfeld, Mrs. Talus. Standing: Ellen Stevens, Barbara Hafer, Kathy Rhoads, Mindy Carson, Sandi James, Jennifer Weil, Laurie Lab hart, Debbie Asher, Mary Lou Phillips, Shirley Stratton. VARIETY SHOW 1971 ANNUAL STAFF June 10, 1971 Dear Diary, Finished at last! The final mats for this annual are ready to be mailed today. Jerry Smith took the action shots of boys' baseball and track again this year. Verner and Sylvia Crowell are the official photographers for this annual again this year and receive our grateful thanks and appreciation for their work. Above: Mary Sprouffske, editor Mrs. Frieda Sprouffske, advisor Right: Colleen Hyde Susie Biggar Left: Georgene Hansen Stephanie Hyde 94 SENIOR CLASS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS (Seated) Steve Denney, Class Representative Warren Oliver, President John Williams, Class Representative (Standing) Dennis Elmer, Secretary Vicki Carr, Treasurer Randy Moles, Vice President 95 CLASS OF 1971 CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER Royal Blue and Princess Blue Blue Rose CLASS MOTTO We've Only Just Begun HONOR SENIORS Gregg Heyn, Valedictorian Warren Oliver, Salutatorian Paula Ashton Cathy Baucum Vicki Carr Marina Clark Beth Damon Steve Denney Laurel Gray Kay Hildebrand Ricky Laurance Teresa Lee Margo Lemons Roger Micnhimer Melody Miller Sharon McCaige Susan Owens Jessie Pack Jeri Secord Scott Shaffer Bill Shanley Edith Stevens Mark Tillotson Milne Trowbridge 96 PAULA ASHTON Pep Club 1-3; GAA 1-3; Drill Team 1-3; Jr. Class Play Staff Class Sec. 3; Golf Team 3; Pep Club Treas. 3; Journalism Staff 3; NHS 4. CATHY BAUCUM Pep Club 1-4; Frosh Cheerleader; JV Cheerleader 2; V Cheerleader 3; Jr. Majorette 1; Track 1-3; Tumbling 2-4, Captain 4; Honor Chorus 3-4; Sr. Play; Basketball Statistician 4; Work-Study Program; Prom Queen. JAMES BOETHIN JIM (RED) BOETHIN Frosh Basketball; V Basketball Mgr. 2; Frosh Football; JV Football 2; V Football 3-4; JV Baseball 1-2; V Baseball 3; Intramural Basketball 3-4; Letterman's Club 3-4. PAM BOSWELL Pep Club 1; Track 2. ANNA JO BOYD Volleyball 1; Track 1-3; Pep Club 1-4; Transfer 2; Tumbling 2; Drill Team 2; GAA 2-4; JV Track Letter 2; Varsity Track Letter 3; Jr. Class Play; Prom Escort 3; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Prom Princess 4; Golf 4. r„. MARGIE CARR Pep Club 1-4; Tumbling 1; FHA 1-4; Play 3-4. VICKI CARR Pep Club 1-2, 4; Jr. Majorette 1, Sr. Majorette 2-4; Training Chorus 2; Honor Chorus Sec. 4; Play 3-4; Prom Escort 3; Homecoming Queen 4, Class Treas. 4. MARINA CLARK Pep Club 1-4; Track 3; Play 3-4; Rodeo Club Sec. 4; Scene Drome 3-4. KIM CONLEE Frosh Football, Varsity Football 2-4; JV Baseball 1-2; Frosh Basketball, JV Basket- ball 2-3, Letterman's Club 2-4; Play 3-4; Prom Prince 3. JUDITH CUDNEY Merit for Citizenship G Scholarship 1; Pep Club 1-2; Pom-Pom Girl 1; GAA 2; Drill Team 2; Track 2; Transfer 3; Pep Club 3-4; GAA 3-4; Drill Team 3-4; Paper Staff 3-4; Play 3-4; Scene-Drome 3-4. CRAIG CURTIS Frosh Basketball; Varsity Baseball 2-4; Frosh Football; Track 2-3; Letterman's Club 2-4; Sweetheart Escort 4. MARJORIE DALRYMPLE Tumbling 1-4; Pep Club 1-4; Drill Team 1-2; GAA 1-3; Pep Band 1-4; Volleyball 1; Track 1-3; Play Cast 3; Honor Chorus 3; Girls Duet 3. BETH DAMON Honor Chorus 1, 3-4, Vice Pres. 3, Sec. 4; Tour to Europe with Folk Singers 3; All- State Choir 3; All-Northwest Choir 4; Tumbling 1; Soph. Rep.; Jr. Treas.; Girls' League 2; Pep Club 2-4; Pres. 4; Sr. Play; Paper Staff 3-4; NHS 4; Poetry in Nat'l Poetry Press 3-4. STEVE DENNEY Frosh Football; V Football 2-4; Frosh basketball; JV basketball 2; V basketball 3-4; JV baseball 1; V baseball 2-4; JV track 2; Lettermen's Club 2-4, Sec. 3, treas. 4; Boys' State; Sr. Rep.; Play 4; Prom Prince. ERNA EGO Pep Club 1-4; FHA 1-4; GAA 2-4; Paper Staff 3; Play Staff 3-4. DENNIS ELMER Frosh Football; JV Football 2; V Football 3,4; JV Track 3; V Track 4; Lettermen's Club 3-4; Class Sec. 4. DOROTHY FOSTER Honor Chorus 1-4; Play Cast 3; 3rd Place Legion Essay Contest 1; 2nd Place, 2, 1st Place 3; Paper Staff 2-4. LAURIE GRAY GAA 1-2; Pep Club 1-2; Track 1; Class Vice-Pres. 2-3; Play Cast 3; Paper Staff 3-4; All State Oregon High School Rodeo Team in National Finals 3; Rodeo-Club 4; NHS 3-4; Volleyball 4. BOB GRIFFITH Frosh Football; JV Football 2; Varsity Football 3-4; Most Inspirational Player 4, Outstanding Defense 4, All Conference Linebacker 4; Frosh Basketball; JV Basketball 2; Intramural Basketball 3-4; JV Track 1; Varsity Track 3-4; State Track 3-4; Most Outstanding 3, District Javelin Champion 4. NANCY GUBSER Volleyball 1-2; GAA 1-4; Pep Club 1-4; Drill Team 1-4; Honor Chorus 2-4; Play 3-4; FHA 4. GREGG HEYN Frosh Football, Basketball; Baseball Mgr. 1; Pep Band 1-4; JV Football, Basketball 2; JV Track 2; V Football 3-4; Basketball Mgr. 3; Lettermen's Club 3-4, Vice Pres. 4; JV Golf 3; Band Council Rep. 2-3; Student Body Vice Pres. 4; Sr. Play; Prom Prince. LINDA HICKERSON Class Treasurer 1; Volleyball 1; JV Cheerleader 1; Paper Staff 1; GAA 2-4; Pep Club 2-4; Tumbling 1; Drill Team 2,4; Track 2; Sweet Heart Princess 2; Prom Princess 4; Senior Class Play 4. KAY HILDEBRAND Pep Club 1-2; Band 1-4, Rep. 1-2, Sec. 3; Pep Band 2-4, Director 3-4; Jr. Rep.; Student Body Treas. 4. PATTY HOLLAND Pep Club 1-4; GAA 1-4; Drill Team 1-2; Junior Majorette 1; Varsity Majorette 2; Class Secretary 1; Class Representative 2; J. V. Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3-4; Sophomore Homecoming Princess; Volleyball 2-4; Track 2-4; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play. HEATHER HOUPT Class Rep. 1-3; GAA 1-4; Transfer 4; Tumbling 4; Drill Team 4; Prom Princess. COLLEEN HYDE GAA 1-4; Pep Club 1-4; Track 1-2; Drill Team 2-4; Annual Staff 3-4; Junior Class Play; Student Ass't Sec. 4. STEVE JAMES Frosh Football; Varsity Football Manager 2-4; Frosh Basketball; Class Treasurer 2; Varsity Baseball Manager 1; Photography Club 1-2; Model Club 2; Letterman's Club 2-4; NHS 2-4; JV Basketball Manager 3; Varsity Tennis 3-4; Varsity Basketball Manager 4; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; Vice-President NHS 4; Boys State; Prom King. MIKE JOHNSTON JV Track 2; Varsity Track 3-4; Intramural Basketball 4. BARBARA KALIN Drill Team 1-4; Drill Leader 4; GAA 1-4; GAA Pres. 4; Pep Club 1-4; Paper Staff 3-4; Editorial Editor 4; Prom Escort 3; Honor Chorus 3; Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play; Sweetheart Queen 4. KAREN KING CHET KIRKPATRICK Frosh Football; JV Track; Wrestling 2; Transfer 3; JV Football 3; Wrestling 2-4, Most Valuable Wrestlers Award. DEBORAH KOLMORGAN Play Cast 3. CHARLINE LAMBETH JERI LARKIN V Baseball 1; Play Cast 1; Transfer 3. RICK LAURANCE Frosh Basketball; Intramural Basketball 4; Model Club 1; Second Place American Legion Essay Contest in Jr. Division 2; Class Play 3-4; Chess Club 3-4; Winter Sports Club. TERESA LEE Pep Club 1-2; Transfer 3; GAA 1-2; 1st Choir 2; Honor Chorus 2-4; Quartet 4; Paper Staff 4; Jr. Class Play. JIM LEMCKE Frosh Football; Varsity Football 2; Frosh Basketball; JV Baseball 1; Varsity Baseball 2; Letterman's Club 2-4; V Track 3-4; Jr. Class Play; Sr. Class Play; Homecoming Escort 3-4; Rodeo Club 4. MARGO LEMONS Volleyball 1,4; Transfer 2; Pep Club 1-4; V Cheerleaders 3-4; Tumbling 2; Drill Team 2; GAA 2-4, Vice Pres. 4; Track 3; Sweetheart Princess 3; Play Cast 4; Honor Chorus 4, Vice Pres. 4. ZANE LINDLEY Frosh Football; V Football 2-4; Frosh Basketball; JV Basketball 2; JV Baseball 1; Track 1-4; Intramural Basketball 3-4; Miss GUHS 4. DARLENE LISSMAN FHA 1-4; FHA Treas. 4; Pep Club 1-4; Jr. Class Play; Sr. Class Play. MIKE MANNELL Transfer 4; Baseball 4. DON MAXWELL Frosh Football, Basketball, Track; Transfer 2; V Football 2-4; All-Conference End 4; JV Basketball 2; Lettermen's Club 2-4; V Track 2-4; Intramural Basketball 4; Student Body Vice Pres. 3; Class Play 3; Prom Escort 3; Prom Prince. SHARON McCAIGE Volleyball 1, 3-4; GAA 2-4; Drill Team 2-3; Pep Club 2-4; Tumbling 2; Sr. Play; Student Body Sec. 4; Sweetheart Princess 4; Prom Princess. ROGER MICNHIMER Play Cast 3; NHS 3-4. MELODY MILLER Class Vice Pres. 1, Pres. 2, Rep. 3; GAA 1-2, Treas. 2; Pep Club 1-4; Drill Team 1-2; Girls' State; U. N. Pilgrimage 3; Play Cast 3-4; Track 1; Golf 2-4; Honor Chorus 2-4; Prom Chairman. KENNY MILLS Frosh Class Officer, Varsity Football 1-4; Varsity Basketball 1-4; Varsity Baseball 1-2; V Track 1-4; Class Sec. 2; Tri- County All-Star Football Team 2; Transfer 3; Letterman's Club 3-4; Sweetheart Escort 3; State Track Meet 3-4; All-Conference Defensive Halfback 3-4; Most Valuable Back Award 4; Most Inspirational Basketball Player Award 4; Prom Prince 4. CAROL MOLES GAA 1-4; Pep Club 1-3; Drill Team 1-3; Play Staff 3. RANDY MOLES Frosh Football Mgr.; Frosh Basketball; JV Track 1-2; V Track 3-4; Pep Band 3-4; Lettermen's Club 3-4; Class Vice Pres. 4; Play Cast 3-4. WARREN OLIVER National Honor Society 2-4, Pres. 4; Track 2; Chess Club 2-4; Wrestling 2; Tennis 3-4; Paper Staff 3-4, Editor 4; Jr. Play; Scene-Drome '70 G 71; Boys' State Alternate; Variety Show 3; Class Pres. 4; Poem Published in National Poetry Press 3; Elks Most Valuable Student; Salutatorian. SUSAN OWENS Annual Staff 1-3; Pep Club 2-4; Honor Chorus 2-4; Track 3; Sr. Class Play; NHS 4. JESSIE PACK FHA 1; FHA Reporter 1; Pep Club 2-4; Honor Chorus 2-4; Honor Chorus Pres. 3-4; Pep Club Sec. 4; Annual Staff 3; Girls State; Jr. Class Business Mgr.; 2nd Place Am. Legion Essay Contest 3; Music in May 3; Tennis Team 4; Sr. Class Play; Variety Show Director 4; NHS 4. JERRY PETTYJOHN Football 1. ALBERT PICKLE CHUCK RHOADS JV Track 1-2; V Track 3; Pep Band 1-2; Intramural Basketball 2-4; V Wrestling 3; Lettermen's Club 3-4; Play 3; Tennis Team 3; Homecoming Escort 4. JERI SECORD Tumbling 1-4; Honor Chorus 2; NHS 3-4; Paper Staff 3. JACK SEEBART Frosh Football; JV Football 2; V Football 3-4; Frosh Basketball; V Wrestling 3; Lettermen's Club 3-4; Sweetheart King 4. SCOTT SHAFFER Track 3-4; Chess Club 4. BILL SHANLEY Class Rep. 1, Sgt-at-Arms 2; Student Body Pres. 4; Frosh Football, Basketball; JV Baseball 1; Track 1-4; V Football 2-4, Honorable Mention All-Conf. 3; All-Conf. 4, All-State 4, Shrine All-Star 4, Out- standing Linesman 4, Capt. 4; V Baseball 2; JV Basketball 2; V Basketball 3-4, Capt. 4; Who's Who in Ore. Track 1-4; Lettermen's Club 2-4, Sgt.-at-Arms 3, Pres. 4; Boys' State; Sr. Play; SB Pres. 4; Who's Who in Am. High Schools 3-4. DORETTA SHAW Paper Staff 1; Little G Big Sis Club 1; Chairman for UNICEF Drive; Transfer 2; GAA 2-4; Pep Club 2-4; Track 3; Play 4. JERRY SMITH Frosh Football; Model Club Treas. 2; Wrestling 3; Annual Photographer 3-4. GALE SPEAKMAN Track 2; Letterman's Club 2-4; Varsity Football 3; Transfer 3; Varsity Wrestling 3; Varsity Football 4. GREG SPROUFFSKE Frosh Football; JV Football 2; V Football 3-4; Frosh Basketball; JV Basketball 2-3; JV Track 1; V Track 2-3, Mgr. 4, Half- Marathon at Spray 2; Lettermen's Club 3-4; Play Stage Crew 4. EDITH STEVENS Pep Club 1-4; Class Representative 1; Class Secretary 2; Class President 3; Class Play 3-4; National Honor Society Secretary 4; NHS 3-4; Annual Staff 2-3. WALTER TAYLOR Pep Band 1-4; Pep Club 1; Football 1; Basketball 1; Track 1; Intramural Basketball 2, 4; Russian Club 2; General Assembly Rep. 2; FTA 2; Jr. Class Play; Drum Major 3-4; Sr. Class Play; Prom Escort 3; Track 4; Music in May 4. MARK TILLOTSON Frosh Football; JV Football 2; V Football 3-4; JV Baseball 1; Frosh Basketball; V Basketball Mgr. 2; JV Track 2,4; Wrestling 3; Lettermen's C'ub 3-4; Pep Band 2; Honor Chorus 3-4. PATTY TOUT Pep Club 1-4; Play Staff 4. MILNE TROWBRIDGE Class Treas. 1; Pep Club 1-2; GAA 1-2; Frosh Cheerleader; JV Cheerleader 2; Class Play 3-4; Drill Team 1; Track 1; Home- coming Princess 1. PATTY WALKER Pep Club 1-2; Track 2. SHERRY WALKER Volleyball 1-4; Pep Club 1-3; Tumbling 1-3; Band 1-2; Drill Team 1; Track 1; Photography Club 2-3; Class Plays 3-4. GAYLENE WEICKUM Volleyball 1-2; Pep Club 1-2; Tumbling 1-2; Choir 1-2; Glee Club Sec. 2; GAA 2; Class Sec. 2; Transfer 3; Paper Staff 2-4; Honor Chorus 3; Variety Show Director 3; Sr. Play; Scene-Drome 3-4. DONN WILLEY Frosh Football, Baseball; V Baseball 2-4; Scene-Drome 3-4; Pep Band 3; Intramural Basketball 3-4. JOHN WILLIAMS Track 1, 3; Photography Club 2; Pep Band 2-4; V Football 3-4; Lettermen's Club 3-4; Plays 3-4; Class Rep. 4. COMMENCEMENT—MAY 26 SENIOR HONORS During the school year 1970-71 many members of the senior class were active in a wide range of fields, holding many class and club offices and receiving special honors, as follows: COMMENCEMENT: Gregg Heyn, valedictorian; Warren Oliver, salutatorian. Activities awards were given to Bill Shanley and Patty Holland. Citizenship awards were earned by Gregg Heyn and Beth Damon. National Merit Letters of Commendation were earned by Edith Stevens and Susan Owens. Scholarships announced: Cecil Jackson Memorial to Gregg Heyn. Oregon Dad's Club Certificates to John Williams and Colleen Hyde. State of Oregon Certificates of Merit to Gregg Heyn, Warren Oliver, and Edith Stevens. Front row: Heather Houpt, Doretta Shaw, Colleen Hyde, Patty Walker, Dorothy Foster, Kay Hildebrand. Back row: Donn Willey, Gale Speakman, John Williams, Jerry Pettyjohn, Jerry Smith. 109 Front row: Carol Moles, Melody Miller, Charline Lambeth, Barbara Kalin, Margo Lemons, Linda Hickerson, Nancy Gubser, Judi Cudney. Back row: Jeri Larkin, Jim Lemcke, Bob Griffith, Mike Johnston, Steve James, Chet Kirkpatrick, Gregg Heyn, Laurie Gray. BOYS' STATE: Steve Denney, Bill Shanley, Steve James. GIRLS' STATE: Melody Miller, Jessie Pack, Sharon McCaige. STUDENT BODY: Bill Shanley, president; Gregg Heyn, vice president; Sharon McCaige, secretary, and Katy Hildebrand, treasurer. CLASS OFFICERS: Warren Oliver, president; Randy Moles, vice president; Dennis Elmer, secretary, and Vicki Carr, treasurer. FOOTBALL: Bill Shanley, All-Conference Team, All-State Team, Outstanding Linesman, Shrine All- Star Game. Don Maxwell, All-Conference End. Kenny Mills, All-Conference Defensive Back, Most Valuable Player Award. Bob Griffith, Most Inspirational Player, Outstanding Defense Player, A11-Conference Linebacker. ELKS AWARDS: Warren Oliver, Most Valuable Student. Elks Scholarship Contest: Warren Oliver, boys' first place; Jessie Pack, girls' first place; Edith Stevens, second. HOMEMAKING AWARD: Edith Stevens, Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: Warren Oliver, president; Steve James, vice president; Edith Stevens, secretary. Members: Jeri Secord, Susan Owens, Laurie Gray, Beth Damon, Paula Ashton. 110 CHEERLEADERS: Margo Lemons, Patty Holland, Anna Jo Boyd. PEP CLUB: Beth Damon, president; Jessie Pack, secretary. HOMECOMING: Vicki Carr, Homecoming Queen; Heather Houpt, princess. BASKETBALL: Kenny Mills, Most Inspirational Basketball Player. WRESTLING: Chet Kirkpatrick, Most Valuable Wrestlers award. PEP BAND: Kay Hildebrand, Director. SWEETHEARTS BALL: Jack Seebart and Barbara Kalin, Sweethearts King and Queen. Sharon McCaige and Gregg Heyn, senior couple. GAA: Barbara Kalin, president; Margo Lemons, vice president. LETTERMEN'S CLUB: Bill Shanley, president; Steve Denney, treasurer. TRACK: Bob Griffith, District javelin champion, fifth in State Meet. Kenny Mills, District pole-vault champion, participated in State Meet. PROM: Steve James and Cathy Baucum, Prom King and Queen. Princesses: Heather Houpt, Anna Jo Boyd, Sharon McCaige, Linda Hickerson. Princes: Don Maxwell, Gregg Heyn, Kenny Mills, Steve Denney. MUSIC: Honor Chorus, Margo Lemons, vice president; Beth Damon, secretary. Beth Damon, All-North West Choir. Front row: Margie Carr, Marina Clark, Paula Ashton, Beth Damon, Cathy Baucum, Marjorie Dalrymple, Erna Ego, Vicki Carr. Back row: Pam Boswell, Kim Conlee, Red Boethin, Dennis Elmer, Craig Curtis, Steve Denney, James Boethin. Ill Front row: Anna Jo Boyd, Gaylene Weickum, Edith Stevens, Sherry Walker, Sharon McCaige, Patty Tout, Milne Trowbridge. Back row: Randy Moles, Zane Lindley, Mark Tillotson, Scot Shaffer, Bill Shanley, Walter Taylor, Greg Sprouffske. Front row: Chuck Rhoads, Warren Oliver, Susan Owen, Jessie Pack, Teresa Lee, Darlene Lissman, Roger Micnhimer. Back row: Kenny Mills, Jack Seebart, Mike Manne 11, Albert Pickle, Rick Laurance, Don Maxwell, Zane Lindley, Randy Moles. BROWN’S JEWELRY 111 E. Main John Day, Oregon THE HOME OF FINE JEWELRY GSVlilhjrs_______________________ Furniture Appliance 201 W. Main St. Phone 575-0774 John Day, Oregon GRANT COUNTY'S FINEST FURNITURE STORE Phone: 575-1282 BEAUTY STUDIO 108 Washington Street Canyon City, Oregon I fjj FA Title Company I w L7 of Grant County, Inc Phone 575-1529 157 E. Main Street John Day, OR 97845 HARLAN’S CHEVRON STATION Atlas Tires, Batteries, and Accessories Tune Ups and Repairs 106 S. Canyon Blvd. John Day, OR 97845 Phone 575-1776 MONTGOMERY WARD SALES AGENCY NATE TEAGUE MOTOR 425 W. Main St. Phone 575-1079 John Day, Oregon 97845 GAIL’S MARKET, INC. Canyon City, Oregon For Most Everything Groceries, Customized Choice Meats, Sundries, Sporting Goods Phone 575-0226 Sadie Hawkins dance.... Sorry that we have no more picture than this; faulty camera. BUTSON’S CLOVER FARM 741 W. Main John Day, OR Phone 575-1657 RAY’S BARGAIN CENTER New Davenos; Chairs; Hide-a-Beds Gibson Speed Queen Appliances New G Used Phone: 575-0157 John Day, OR 97845 137 East Main St. Phone 575-1651 Save for the Whole Family Realtor Insurance GRANT COUNTY EDWARD HINES LUMBERING COMPANY GRANT COUNTY DIVISION SERVICE BUREAU 301 East Main Street Purchasing Agent 575-0581 Bates Sawmill 448-2101 Seneca Planer 968-2462 Mt. Vernon Veneer Plant 932-3466 John Day, OR 97845 G. L. Herburger Phone 575-1471 The GUHS libraiy staff dedicates a display to David Robinson. KITCHEN CENTER, INC. Main Office--John Day 422 W. Main 575-0581 CHESTERS MARKETS The Friendliest Store in Town JOHN DAY PRAIRIE CITY JOHN DAY HARDWARE CO. John Day, Oregon Phone 575-0632 FARLEY’S MEN’S WEAR 110 E. Main 101 E. Main John Day Phone 575-0649 John Day 575-1869 WE DRESS THE TOWN THE REHDERS BENSON’S FAMILY SHOE STORE Distributor of Mobil Products Mt. Vernon Phone 932-2578 Jack and Enola Nationally Advertised Shoes 140 E. Main Phone: 575-1789 John Day JOHN DAY DAIRY 405 W. Main St. John Day, OR 97845 Phone: 575-1849 GRANT COUNTY BRANCH 155 West Main John Day Distributors of Meadow Gold Dairy Products UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK OF OREGON MOTY VAN DYKE, INC. 401 W. Main John Day, OR 97845 Phone: 575-1261 Automotive and Industrial Supplies DRISKILL MORTUARY 241 S. Canyon Blvd. John Day, OR 97845 Phone: 575-0529 Serving the Entire Grant County BUCK’S UNION SERVICE 320 W. Main John Day, OR 97845 Phone: 575-1446 U-Haul Equipment — Vacation Trailers Complete Automotive Service PRAIRIE MAID DRIVE IN Highway 395 Canyon City, OR 575-1845 For the Best in Burgers, Drinks, and Chicken MacGILLIVRAY INSURANCE AGENCY Eunice Merkle, Agent General Insurance 130 N. Canyon Blvd. John Day, OR 97845 575-0419 JOE’S RADIO SHOP John Day, OR -- Phone 575-1637 Admiral TV Sales and Service; Both Color and Black-and-White; Service on All Makes of TV; Radios and Stereos; Car Stereos and Car Radios. BAGETT—GRIFFITH FERGUSON Professional Surveyors John Day, OR 97845 Phone: 575-1251 LAURANCE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 610 W. Main John Day, OR 97845 Phone: 575-1071 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF OREGON CHEVROLET OLDS MOBILE CADILLAC PONTIAC BUICK THE GREAT HIGHWAY PERFORMERS The state-wide bank with home-town service' S - M Motor Company, Inc. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Phone 575-0530 160 E. Main John Day, Ore. Phone 575-0461 130 S. Canyon Blvd. John Day, Ore. 97845 COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Canyon City, Ore. Phone 575-1410 Coca-Cola—7-Up Nesbitts- -Frostie Dr Pepper Best in Beverages Mobil Detergent Gasoline BILL’S SERVICE STATION Phone 575-0857 CANYON CITY OREGON CHEADLE’S WHOLESALE SERVICE BLUE MOUNTAIN LOGGING SUPPLY 671 W. Main John Day, OR 97845 Logging G Contractor Supplies 401 N. Canyon Blvd. Distributor of Eddys' and Holsum Bread G Triangle Dairy Products Good Year Tires----- c. Canyon City Phone 575-1045 I. (KELLY) HILL—TEXACO DISTRIB. JERRY’S TEXACO SERVICE 100 E. Main John Day, Oregon Phone 575-1196 «AtOUMI Canyon City Phone 575-0375 Serving Grant County with a full line of Petroleum products. We give S G H Green Stamps JOHN DAY AUTO PARTS, INC. Automotive Machine Shop Service POLLAK’S STATIONERY stationery 135 W. Main John Day Royal Typewriters School Office Supplies 721 W. Main phone: S7S-1850 John Day Hallmark Cards — When you care enough to send the very best... PEARSON’S ECONOMY CENTER Groceries Sporting Goods Drugs Gasoline 650 W. Main, John Day Symbol of BOB JOHNSON Farmers Insurance Group 103 W. Main John Day, Oregon Phone 575-0608 LOU’S TIRE SERVICE 139 S. Canyon Blvd. Canyon City, OR Phone 575-1650 Your Custom Recapper U.S. Royal--Firestone—Dayton GRANT COUNTY FARM SUPPLY 714 W. Main St. John Day J.- Phone: 575-0539 Feed—Fertilizer—John Deere Equipment Superior Service Phone: 575-0707 RAMSEY’S REAL ESTATE 103 W. Main John Day, Oregon Phone 575-0145 EASTERN OREGON'S RANCH SPECIALISTS McCULLOCH SAW SHOP 247 N. Canyon Blvd. Canyon City, Oregon Phone: 575-1045 DEAN ELLIOT UNION OIL DISTRIBUTOR 760 S. Canyon Blvd. John Day, Oregon Phone 575-1968 BlueB ftTtnEaql, Since 1868 Grant County's OWN Newspaper Quality Printing—Letter Press £ Offset 120 N. W. First Ave. John Day, OR JOHN DAY VALLEY PACK Wayne Porky Stutesman, Owner WHOLESALE LOCKER MEATS Custom Cutting—Wrapping Quick Freezing W. Highway, John Day 575-0335 H S MACHINE WORKS INC. Welding Honda Dealer Lathe Work Snowmobiles Milling Three Flags Highway Canyon City R E. LARKIN, ARCO DISTRIBUTOR Heating Oil Budget Accounts Bulk Gasoline and Diesel Deliveries Covering All of Grant County Also Bob's Arco Service Station Wheel Alignment. .Tune Up. .General Repair A. and W. Drive In, 316 S. Canyon Blvd., John Day — call 575-1746. Audrey's Beauty Shop, 310 Hillcrest Drive, John Day — call 575-1179. Betty's Styling Salon, 639 W. Main, John Day — call 575-0636. Campbell's Barber Shop, John Day. Coast to Coast Store, 139 E. Main, John Day — call 575-0549. Dreamer's Lodge Motel, 144 N. Canyon Blvd., John Day — call 575-1819. Glover's Super Market, 700 S. Canyon Blvd., John Day — 575-0756. Grant County Cleaners Laundry, 145 N. E. Dayton, John Day — 575-0526. Harmony Studio, 131 S. Dayton, John Day — call 575-1796. John Day Floral Company, 601 S. Canyon Blvd., John Day — call 575-1748. John Day Motor Company, 200 E. Main, John Day — 575-0211. John Day Trailer Park Laundromat, 660 W. Main, John Day — call 575-1557. The Juniper Press, P. O. Box 35, John Day. Dr. Robert E. Lee, 233 S. Canyon Blvd., John Day — call 575-1819. Modern Coin Cleaners, 518 S. Canyon Blvd., John Day — call 575-1746. Pearl's Exclusive Fashions, 221 E. Main, John Day -- call 575-1296. Phillips' Sheet Metal, 429 W. Main, John Day — 575-1058. Sprouse-Reitz Company, 138 E. Main, John Day — call 575-1218. Sim's Electric, 131 S. Canyon Blvd., John Day — call 575-0288. Sunset Motel, 390 W. Main, John Day— call 575-1462. West's Barber Shop, 135E. Main, John Day. Youngland Fashions, 168 S. Dayton, John Day — call 575-1558. Contact GRANT COUNTY PAVING COMPANY CALIFORNIA-PACIFIC John Day UTILITIES COMPANY Curtis C. Carpenter, Owner 245 South Canyon Boulevard for Sand and Gravel Ready-Mix Cement John Day, Oregon 97845 120