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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1978 volume:

THE PROSPECTOR 1978 The Mighty class of 1978. GRANT UNION HIGH SCHOOL JOHN DA Y, OREGON GU football King Turkey 2 Homecoming '78 Student life TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRA TION AMD FACULTY 3 SENIORS 29 JUNIORS ..............45 SOPHOMORES 51 FRESHMAN 57 INDEX FALL ACTIVITIES 63 WINTER ACTIVITIES 79 SPRING ACTIVITIES 105 ORGANIZATIONS 123 A D VER TISEMEN TS 133 SCHOOL BOARD Clockwise from left: Rodney Smith, Kenneth Peterson, Bob Phillips, Mae Jennette Henning, Dean Nodine, Terry Farrell, Gene Officer, Clifford Smith, Jerry Sheets, and Merilee Young. SECRETARY Charleyne Rutter has been very busy this year being secretary. Besides doing the typing, book- keeping, and taking shorthand, she also had to answer the numerous phonecalls received at Grant Union. 4 PRINCIPAL Principal for the Grant Union High School this year was Mr. Charles Dannen. Charles Dannen has been a familiar face around Grant Union for ten years. Besides working he enjoys woodworking and outdoor activities. SUPERINTENDENT The superintendent for our District this year was Mr. Dean Nodine. He has done an outstand- ing job at this for a total of 16 years. His family consists of his wife Joyce, his son Jeff who graduated this year. Also two daughters Jodi and Jeanie. ! THE HALLS OF GRANT UNION We are walking through the halls of Grant Union. On the coming pages are the teachers and class rooms you would see. So come take a walk with us through the halls of Grant Union High School. MISS WEYMOUTH Smile you're on annual camera. Miss Julie Weymouth is new at Grant this year. She teaches P.E. 1 and 2, and Health. Miss Weymoth was head of girl's volleyball and J. V. girl's basketball coach. Her hobbies include hang-gliding, bowling, painting, and snowmobiling. The P. E. class starts up a good game of P. E. 2 playing hockey, volleyball. 7 MR. THUNELL Mr. Art Thunellis also new at Grant Union this year. Classes he has been teaching include P. E. 1 and 2, ad- vanced P. E. and Health. He was an assistant coach for Varsity Football and head coach of Varsity Basketball. Mr. Art Thunell Advanced P.E. plays a round of basketball. Kevin Winnett waits his turn to lift weights. Art goes up for a shot. MRS. WIGGINS Mrs. Wendy Wiggins, a graduate of Southern Oregon State College, teaches Band and Swing Choir. She has been teaching at Grant Union for two years. Wendy is the adivisor of the Junior Class, Pep Club, and Dance Team. Her hobbies are dancing and flute playing Swing Choir in their harmony groups. Kari Young solist in You Make Me Feel Brand New. 9 Teaching Honor Choir, Concert Band, and Jazz Band was Mr. Joe Wiggins. This was his first year at GUHS. He is a graduate of Southern Oregon State College. His hobbies in- clude camping, hunting, and bike riding. Joe was also the Junior class adviser. Contrary to popular belief he and Wendy are married—not brother and sister. MR. WIGGINS Honor Choir in concert. Kiss in concert. MR. BAUCUM A science teacher, Mr. L.J. Baucum's classes include Agriculture, Conservation, and Biology 1 and 2. Mr. Baucum coaches boy's track and was sophomore class ad- visor this year. Mr. Pete Baucum Karen Ray studying or at least pretending to study. Biology 1 disects crayfish. Biology 2 class on field trip at fossil beds. Mr. Baucum assist students in naming crayfish parts. ii MR. MATHEWS Karlene Brehm smooths the countertop. Mr. Larry Mathews hard at work. Gina Williams sands her dog house. Mr. Larry Mathews teaches Freshman Wood, Welding 1 and 2 General Shop, Girl's Wood, and Drafting. He has been an assistant Football Coach, Boy's J. V. basketball Coach, and Varsity Golf Coach. Larry has also been Senior Class advisor. Larry's hobbies include hunting, fishing, snowmobiling, and Golfing. Conference time. MR. FRANKLIN Marty Holstrom fixing a can. What fun we have in auto shop. New at Grant this year was Mr. Harvey Franklin. He has taught Electronics, Construction, Metal 1, and Auto 1 and 2. Harvey's hobbies include fishing, hunting, and working on cars. Take that pickup! Jerry Norton doing his nails. MR. TALUS A lazy day in Career English. Mr. Talus speaks to his class. Mr. Hank Talus teaches Driver's Ed., Career English, and World History. Hank attended Linfield College and received his Masters Degree. He was the Fresh- man boy's basketball coach and Freshman class advisor. 14 Preparations for a test? Dave Krieger MR. McGUIRE Mr. Robert McGuire Mac has been teaching Physical Science, Chemistry, Physics, and Surveying and Drafting for ten years. Mac was the girl’s track coach and a Junior class advisor. Mr. McGuire's hobbies are fishing, camping, and hunting. Physics class having a little fun. People in Chemistry class get excited over the subject. MRS. ERICKSON Mrs. Susan Erickson has been teaching Home Decorating, Cooking, and Fashion Modeling. This year Susan is a Senior class advisor. Mrs. Erickson participates in jeep races as a hobby, she also enjoys sewing, macrame, and crocheting. Karen McCurie and Colleen Hull brewing up some- thing. Mary Liberty -- glamour girl in the kitchen. 16 MR. ROBERTS Sam Duel and Cory Smith concentrate on not smiling at the camera. Holly Lewis enjoys her work immensely. Mr. Don Roberts is a graduate of Wash- ington State Univ. The classes he teaches include Studio Art, Introductory Art, Expository Writing, Novel and Mixed Media. Don is a Sophomore class advisor. Mr. Roberts hobbies are drawing, paint- ing, and studing insects. Karen Ray thinks Modern Novel is a real scream I 17 MRS. DANNEN Psycology studies mental cases, sometimes some of their own. � ,1 a M • The class listens to Mrs. Dannen lecture. A change in the faculty this year gave Mrs. Pat Dannen the job of counselor and Psy- cology teacher. She had previously been teaching in the language department. Nikki writes in her Psycology notebook, while Angie Binschus looks on. 18 MR. WINNETT English 1 preparing mythology papers. m Mr. Gene Winnett has been very busy this year, as he is G.U.H.S. new vice-princi- pal. He is the athletic director and also assisted in coaching football. His classes are English I and College Prep. With this busy schedule, he also fits in golfing, hunting, and fishing. Mr. Gene Winnett 19 MISS ALEXANDER Miss Alexander is head of the business department this year. She teaches Typing 1, 2, and Recording. Debbie graduated with a B.A. from the university of Northern Colorado. In her spare time she enjoys sewing, crafts, and picnicing. Lisa Peabody seems to be thinking, Do I really have to learn this? Beth Simonsen recording data. Laura Kintz typing business letters. The bushy section of the typing room. r v tr Miss Alexander assisting Chris Retherford. A MR. MOLNAR Cerena Holthouse Looks over her math assignment. Pupils don't seem to be interested in math. It's been a good day in this class. Mr. Ken Molnar, a junior class adviser, teaches mathematics. His classes are Geometry, Special Topics, Trig and Stats, Basic Math, and Industrial. He is head of the intramural program. No one wants to look at the camera. Everyone seems to be interested in dif- ferent things. 21 MRS. GREENBERG Ellen Saunders, Scott Curtis, and Blaise Burgman in German class. Spanish class hard at work. Mrs. Debby Greenberg is new at Grant Union. Classes she has been teaching in- clude Yearbook, English II, Spanish I and II, and German I, II, and III. She coached J.V. volleyball. Debby was Junior class advisor also. Some of her hobbies are snow skiing, swimming, and jogging. Annual staff having a discussion in the library. 22 MS. FLINT This is Ms. Judy Flint’s first year of teaching after graduating from Lewis and Clark College. The classes she teaches are; Creative Writing, Newspaper, English 1, and Am. Literature. She is an adviser for the Jr. Sr. Play and Soph, class. Her hobbies are writing, reading, and playing the piano and guitar. Ellen Saunders sometimes gets tired while she works Ramona Desjardin runs off the Gold Digger. Miss Judy Flint. 23 Mr. Mike McCoy has been teaching at Grant for three years. The classes he teaches are American History, Citizen- ship, and Sociology. Mike is the head Wrestling Coach, Freshman Football Coach, and the Frosh. class adviser. Some of his hobbies include fishing and traveling. History class working on World War 1 questions. MR. McCOY April Hammond and Sonna Sintay finishing work sheets. American History doing what? 24 Tony Tirico offers help in Algebra to Mrs. Reeve. Terry Benson works on a hard Personal Finance problem. Rhonda Morris and Sindy Sintay compete to see who's mouth is largest. Mrs. Sally Reeve, a graduate of the University of Ore., teaches Algebra 1 and 2, and Personal Finance. This is her first year teaching at GUHS. Sally is the Junior class advisor. She has many hob- bies which include gardening and animals. MRS. REEVE 25 MR. JONES A studious influence in Grant's Social department for many years has been Mr. Don Jones. Mr. Jones teaches Citizenship and Clusters. He is also girl's bas- ketball coach and head football coach. Aren't I great? Mr. Don Jones. Citizenship, a class to think in. Mr. Jones getting the point across. 26 CUSTODIANS I Mr. Jerry Ketchum. Mr. Roland Pack as Santa. LIBRAR Y STAFF Mrs. June Clift. Mrs. Cathy Winnett. FACULTY LIFE Susan Erickson, Peggy Molnar, and Faculty also gets into the spirit of things. Debbie Greenberg. 28 Vicki Denise Bagett (Vic) Vbl. (1, 2), Track (1), Bsktbl. (2), Band (1, 2), Pep Club (1-3), Workstudy (4). Terri Merleen Benson (Terri) Transfer (2), Track (2), Pep Club (3, 4), Dance Team (3, 4), Cap. (3, 4), Yearbook (4). Tina Kay Bezona (Tina) Sandra Jean Childress (Sandi) Track (1), Tumbling (1), Home. Prin. (1), J.V. Rally (2), Wrest. Rally (3), Var. Club (3, 4), Prom Prin. (4). Carey Lyn Cyrus (Care) Vbl. (1, 2), Track (1, 2), Bsktbl. (2, 3), Pep Club (1-3), Var. Club, (1-3), Sweet. Prin. (1), Prom Escort (3), Hon. Page (3), Girls State Alt. (3), Yearbook Staff (3, 4), Workstudy (4), Class Rep. (4). 30 Cindy Le Cyrus (CY) Track (1, 2), Vbl. (1-4). Susan Diane Day (Susie) Var. Track (1-3), Coaches Award (2) , Var. Club (1-4), Home. Prin. (3) , Wrest. Rally (4), Prom. Prin. (4) , Work study (4), Y earbook (4). Juanita Marie Dennis (Juanita) Var. Bsktbl. (2), Var. Club (2), Pep Club (1, 2). Ramona Dawn Ann Desjardin (Mona) Tennis (1), Pep Club (1-4), Ski Club (1-4), Choir (2), Musical (2), Gold Digger (2-4), Co-editor (3, 4), Girls' State (3), Press Coun. (4), Pep Club v-pres. (3), NHS (3, 4), St. Body Sec. (4), Ski Club Sec. (4), Prom Queen (4), Workstudy (4). Catherine Marie Duffy (Duff) Pep Club (1-4), Pres. (3, 4), Track(1-4), Vbl. (1-4), Mgr. (4) Groundhog Prin. (2), Lib. Aid (2), PE Asst. (3), Ski Club (3, 4), Home. Prin. (4), Jr. Sr. Play (4), Musical (4). Michael James Dunham (Mike) Ftbl. Mgr. (1, 2), Wrest. (1, 2), Basebl. (1-4), Yrbk. Staff (2), Var. Club (1-4). 31 Karen Dannette Elliott (Karen) Vbl. (1), Track (1, 2), Tumb. (1), Pep Club (1-4), Pep Band (1-3), Concert Band (1-3), Musicals (1-3), Var. Club (1-4), Bsktbl. (2-4), Wrest. Rally (2), Jazz Band (3), T.A. (3), NHS (4), Dance Team (4). Dara Jo Evans (Dara Jo) Vbl. (1, 2), Track (1), Var. Club (1-4), Pep Club (1-4), Var. Bsktbl. (2), Wrest. Rally (1), NHS (2-4), Sec. (3), Class Sec. (1), Honor Choir (1-3), V-pres. (1), Band (1-3), Rep. (1), Pep Band (1-3), Jazzmin (4), Musicals (1 -4), Yrbk (2-4), Co-editor (3, 4), Ass. of Distinguished H.S. Students (3, 4), R.Y.M. (4), T.A. (3), Workstudy (4), Salutatorian. Debra Linn Fisher (Debi) Transfer (3), Prom Escort (3), Pep Club (3, 4), Sec. (4), Sweet Co- queen (4), Yrbk. (4), Jazzmin (4), Musical (4), Groundhog Queen (4). Glena Arlene Fleury (Glena) Tennis (1), Pep Club (1, 2), Lib. Aid (3), Workstudy (4). Harold Bruce Franklin (Weird Harold) Transfer (4), Var. Track (4). Philip Marcel Gagnon (Phil) 32 Monte Lee Gibson (Monte) Track (1), Ftbl. (1-4), Bsktbl. (1-4), Var. Club (4), Search Rescue (3, 4). Gary Mitchell Gregg (Mitch) Lisa Sylvia Krayer Hendricks (Lis) Bsktbl, (2), Pep Club (1-3), Ski Club (1-3), Var. Club (1-4), Var. Track (1-4). Calvin Marion Henshaw (Calvin) Concert Band (1-3), Jazz Band (1, 3, 4), Musicals (1, 2, 4), Wrest. (1-4), Var. Club (1-4), Choir (3), Band Rep. (3), Choir Rep. (3), Boys State (3), NHS (4). Molly Kaye Hyde (Molly) Track (1), Pep Club (1, 2), Wrest. Rally (2), Transfer (4). Evelyn Kaye Jackson (Evelyn) Tumbling (1), Concert Band (1-4), Jazz Band (1-4), Pep Band (1-4), Musicals (1-4), Spanish Club (1), Girls' State (3), Honor Band (3), Honor Choir (3, 4), Band Sec. (4), Jazz Band Rep. (4), Groundhog Prin. (4). 33 Mark Robert Johnson (Mark) Jazz Band (4), Wrest. (2-4), Dist. 6th Place (4), Ftbl. (2-4), Track (4). Jeanine Justice Janet Irene Kerns (Jan) Vbl. (1-4), Track (1-4), Bsktbl. (2, 3), Var. Club (2-4). Robin Meredith Krausse (Robbie) Band(l, 2), Gymnastics (1), Pep Club (1-3), Track (3), Workstudy (4). Bradley Haden Ladd (Brad) Transfer (1), Bsktbl. (1-3), Track (1, 4), Var. Club (3, 4), Basebl. (2, 3), Ski Club (1-4). Ronald Edward Lee (Ron) Class Rep. (1, 2), Class Pres. (3), St. Body Pres. (4), Bsktbl. (1-3), Var. Track (2), Var. Club (3), Ski Club (1-4), V-pres. (4), Home. Escort (1,3), Prom Escort (3), Boys' State (3). 34 Holly Lewis Mary Louise Liberty (Mare) Ski Club (1-4), Var. Club (1-4), Pep Club (1, 4), Vbl. (1-4), Dist. Champ. (3), Car. Golf(l), Jr. Sr. Play (3), Musical (4), Winter For- mal Prin. (4), Prom Prin. (4), Airhead Club (4). Darla Marie Long (Darla) Tennis (1), Pep Club (1), Work- study (4), Daniel Harold Majors (Dan) Ftbl. (1, 4), Basebl. (3, 4), Golf (2), Concert Band (1-4), Jazz Band (3, 4), Var. Club (3, 4), Musical (2), Search G Rescue (3, 4). Debra Bernice Martin (Deb) Honor Choir (1), Pep Club (1-3), Ski Club (1-4), Var. Club (1 ), Golf (1-4), Jazz Choir (2), Musical (2), T.A. (3), Workstudy (4), Homecoming Princess (4). Brian Keith McKinnis (Brian) Sweet. Prince (1), Ftbl. (1-4), Bsktbl. (1-4), Pep Band (1-4), Ski Club (1-4), Track (2-4), Ftbl. Hon. Men. All-league (2), Home. Escort (2), State Track L. Jump 5th (2), Var. Club (2-4), Co- champs Dist. Ftbl. (3), Weight Club (3), Sec. (3), Ftbl. All- league 1st Def. back (3, 4), Prom prince (4), Airheads Club (4). 35 Thomas Ray Moore (Tom) Emilie Suzanne Moreau (Em) Tennis (1), Yrbk(l), Spanish Club (1, 2), Track Mgr. (2, 3), NHS (2-4), Sec. (4), Class Sec. (3), V-pres. (4), Journ. (3), Pep Club (3), Groundhog Prin. (3). Rhonda Ray Morris (Rhoda) Transfer (4), Pep Club (4), Musi- cal (4), Jazzmin (4), Honor Choir (4), Sweet, Co-Queen (4), Year- book (4). James Mark Moulton (Mark) Ftbl. (1-3), Bktbl. (1-4), Var. Club (3, 4), Prom Escort (3), Most Improved Bktbl. (3, 4), Hon. Men. All-league (4), Winter Formal Prince (4), Sweethearts Prince (4). Jeffrey Dean Nodine (Jeff), Wrest. (1-4), Most Improved (3), Most Valuable (4), Most Out- standing (4), Ftbl. (1-4), Most Val. Off. Lineman (4), Most Val. Def. Lineman (4), Most Val. Player (4), Track (1, 2), Var. Club (1-4), Sweet. King (3), Weight. Club(3), Search G Rescue (3, 4). Delles Wade Officer (Delley) Ftbl. (1, 2), Wrest. (1-4), Var. Club (1-4), Search G Rescue (3, 4). VV VVVVVVV 36 Tammy Kay Ogilvie (Tam) Vbl. (1, 2), Var. Golf (1-4), Pep Club (1-4), Var. Club (1-4), Most Val. Female Golfer (1-4), Ski Club (3), Teachers Asst. (3, 4), Workstudy (4). Roy David Goldman Palmer (Roy) Ftbl. (1-4), Wrest. (1), Basebl. (1, 3, 4), Var. Club (1-4), Ski Club (2-4), Bktbl. (3, 4), Most Inspirational (4), T.A. (4), All- league Hon. Men. Ftbl. (3, 4), Prom King (4), Sweetheart Escort (4), Lib. Aid (4), Jr. Sr. Play (4), Musical (4). Athena Marie Phillips (Tina) Kathleen Marie Poliak (Kathy) Band (1-3), Pep Band (1-3), Jazz Band (1, 3), Musicals (1, 2), Gym- nastics (1), Groundhog Prin. (1), Track (1), Teachers Asst. (3). Sidney Dean Porter (Dean) Home. Escort (1), Ski Club (1-4), Var. Club (1-4), Track (1-4), Bktbl. (1-4), State Tourney (2), Outstanding Player, Hon. Men. All-league, Hon. Men. All-state (3), Most Val., Co-cap., 1st Team all-league, Hon. Men. All- state (4). Jeannette Marie Radinovich (J net) Ski Club (1-4), Concert Band (1 -4), Var. Club (2-4), Sar. of Arms (4), Musicals (2-4), JV Rally (2), Var. Rally (3, 4), Golf (2), Vbl. (2), Honor Band (3), Music in May (3, 4), Jazz Band (4). 37 Steven Randall Rasmussen (Steve) Var. Wrest. (1-4), Out. Frosh(l), Hustle Award (1), Most Val. (2), Most Insp. (2), Var. Club (1-4), Ftbl. (1, 2), Search G Rescue (3, 4), Rodeo Club (4), Ski Club (4). Jeffery Allen Shank (Jeff) Elizabeth Anne Simonsen (Beth) Tennis (1), Pep Club (1-4), Gold Digger (2-4), Co-editor (3, 4), Spanish Club (2, 3), Honor Choir (2), Jr. Sr. Play (2, 3), Musical (2), Track Stat. (3, 4), Girls Bktbl. Mgr. (3), Class Pres. (4), Valedictorian. Sindy Sue Sintay (Sindy) Vbl. (1-4), Tlimb. (1), Var. Track (1-4), Most Val. , Most Imp. (2), Coach's Award (3), JV Rally (2), Var. Rally (3, 4), Band (1-3), Pep Band (1-3), Honor Choir (3), Jazz Choir (3), Musicals (1, 2, 4,), Pep Club (1-4, Var. Club (1 1), NHS (3, 4), Girls' State (3), St. Body Sec. (3), Yrbk. (3), Honor Band (3), Prom Prin. (4). Phyllis Ann Skinner (Phrill) Vbl. (1), Golf (1), Tumbl. (1), Band (1-3), Bktbl. (2), Track (2), Var. Club (2-4), Pep Club (2-4), Ski Club (2), Musicals (2, 4), Bktbl. Stat. (3), NHS (3, 4), Girls' State (3), Yearbk. (3, 4), Co- editor (3, 4), Jazzmin (4). Cory Lynn Smith (Cory) Ftbl. (1, 2), Ski Club (1-3), NHS (3, 4), Jr.. Sr. Play (3). 38 Nancy Sue Sproul (Nan) Vbl. (1-4), Most Imp. (4), Golf (1), Pep Club (1-4), Track (2), Var. Club (3-4), Sweet. Prin. (3), Wrest. Rally (4), Bktbl. (2), Win- ter Formal Prin. (4). Laura Lynn McGuire Stinnett (Orli) Track (1-4), Vbl. (1-3), NHS (3, 4). Renee Lynne Woodall Thunell (Renee) Vbl. (1-3), Var. Golf (1, 2), Pep Club (1-3), Var. Club (1-3), JV Rally (2), Daniel Lee Tibbs (Dan) Ftbl. (1-4), Cap. (4), Most Insp. (4), Basebl. (1, 3, 4), Var. Club (1-4), Class Rep. (1, 3), Wrest. (1), Track (2), Most Imp. (2), Musicals (2, 4), Choir (2), Home. Escort (2, 3), Bktbl. (3), Weight. Club (3), Pres. (4), Search Rescue (3, 4), Prom Escort (3), Airhead Club (4), Var. Club V- pres. (3), Pres. (4). Michael Kent Wagner (Mike) Ski Club (3, 4), Home. Escort (4). Cindee Lou Walker (Cindee) Pep Club (1-4), Rep. (1), Bktbl. Stat. (1, 2), Spanish Club (2), Teachers Asst. (3), Lib. Aid (3), NHS (4). 39 Tylton James Walker III (Jim) Thomas Wyatt Warrick (Tom) Golf (1-4), Band (1-3), Jazz Band (3, 4), Weight. Club (3), Search G Rescue (3), Ftbl. Mgr. (2). Deanna Kay Watt (Dee) Transfer (4), Pep Club (4), Work- study (4). Shelly Ann Whale (Moby) Vbl. (1), Tumbl. (1), Track (1, 2), Rookie of the Year (1), Who's Who in Track G Field (1, 2), Track Honor Roll (1), Bktbl. (2), . Most Imp. (2)f Sweet, Prin. (2), Groundhog Prin. (2), Var. Club (1-4), Joum. (2, 3), Track Mgr. (3) , Bktbl. Stat. (3), Hon. Gov. Aid (3), Prom Escort (3), Yrbk. (4) , St. Body Treas. (4), Pep Club V-pres. (4), T.A. (4), NHS (4), R.Y ,M. (4), Workstudy (4), Who's Who in Amer. H.S. Students (4). Crystal Williams (Crys) Transfer (4), Pep Club (4), Year- book (4). Patricia Lynn Williams (Patti) Not Pictured Barbar Kay Authier (Barb) Loretta Bliss Conley (Loretta) Brian Donald Bissonnett (Brian) Mark Dean Emery (Mark) Billy J. Hickerson (Billy Joyce E. Thompson (Joyce) Janice Lynn Whitmore (Sis) Kenneth Dean Wilson (Ken) Russell L. Wyllie (Russ) 40 Whale Shelly defies gravity. The senior class officers, L. to R., Beth Simonsen, Jeannette Radinovich, Carey Cyrus, and Emilie Moreau. 41 Number 27 and group do the Senior shuffle. We've got all types at G.U. H. S. Day dreaming is well known at G.U. Please dear, you've gotta be kidding? Now that's what you call studying! I t wi Uh-oh Renee. What a ham!! GRADUATION 1978 Grant Union's graduation ceremony was held on May 24, 1978 at 8:00 in the evening. The ceremony included slides taken by Carey Cyrus and Susie Day throughout the year. These were shown by Cathy Duffy and Cory Smith during the class history. Phyllis Skinner began the evening by offering the invocation which was followed by the welcome by Emilie Moreau and the class history. Dara Evans gave a salutatorian speech followed by the presentation of awards by Mr. Dannen. The selection A Time for Us , was sung by the Honor Choir. The senior music department members sang We've Only Just Begun , which proceeded the valedictorian speech by Beth Simonsen. The diplomas were handed out by Mr. Gene Officer and Brian McKinnis ended the evening by offering the benediction. This year's awards went to: Ron Lee, Ramona Desjardin, and Shelly Whale, the student body officers; Dara Evans, Reth Simonsen, Emilie Moreau, and Sindy Sintay, Oregon State Scholars; Sindy Sintay and Jeff Shank, the Harry Grimsley Scholarship; Cindee Walker and Ramona Desjardin, the Genine Hardwick Scholarship; Emilie Moreau the Cecil Jackson Scholarship; Sindy Sintay and Brian McKinnis the Activities award; and Beth Simonsen and Jeff Nodine the Citizenship award. The class motto was: We have reached a new beginning. We leave behind a part of our- selves, but take with us endless memories and the most fond emotions. Though we are happy, a part of us will die as we go our separate ways. The class colors were red, white, and black. The class flowers were white carnations and red roses. Beth Simonsen, class of '78 valedictorian, Dara Evans accepts an award at graduation, addresses her classmates. 43 Senior choir members: Phyllis Skinner, Debi Fisher, J'nette Radinovich, Evelyn Jackson, D. Evans, Rhonda Morris, Mr, Joe Wiggins and Calvin Henshaw. Citizenship winners were Jeff Nodine and Beth Simonsen. Sindy Sintay and Brian McKinnis won the Activities Award”. 44 CLASS OF “79” Mike Alley Anna Alsup Greg Armstrong Clay Arnell Steve Baack Cindy Beam Jon Bennett Bill Bentley Angie Binchus Brenda Binchus Lei and Bliss Mike Bonnett Karlene Brehm Lewis Burdick Blaise Burgman Eddy Carpenter Clay Crim Scott Curtis Sam Deuel Dennis Doe 46 Chris Dunn Susan Dunn Tammy Elliot Toni Ellison Linda Farley Mark Fronapel Donna Gienger David Griffith April Hammond Larry Hammons Ken Hensley Cindy Hickerson Verna Hickox Michelle Higgins Marty Holstrom Jeff Holthouse Tom Houpt Nikki Jones LuAnn Kile Kim Koegler Joe Kowing Traci Moulton Lori Nelson Karri Nydam 47 Pam Ogle Tom Olson Darren Pettyjohn Jane Radinovich Karen Ray Mike Reeve Rinda Rider Allan Rife Tammy Robirts Skip Salisbury Ellen Saunders Mark Seals Deanna Shawn Bob Skinner Glen Simonsen Sonna Sint ay Brad Smith Lisa Staten Wayne Switzer Becky Thompson Tina Thompson Tony Tirico Lesley Warner Gina Williams 48 (1) The class of 1978. (2) The joke's on Mr. Mathews. (3) Excellent Study habits . No?? (4) Normal life as a student. (5) They put what in the food?? (6) Say What ? 49 Cari Woodall Karene Young Taste good Greg? Is that a new step, Dennis? CLASS OF Wayne Abbe Marlene Arnett Korina Benson Judy Bezona Todd Bezona Toni Bezona Scott Bissonnett Sue Bonnett John Brazil Deanna Brehm Beth Brooks Paul Brooks Deanna Cameron Charity Clark Brian Clemons Hugh Cole Loren Cook Tambra Cook Tammy Cox Kelly Crane Linda Cure Carl Dennis Wes Deuel Laurie Dunham John Elliott Mike Finney Alan Fisher Pam Francis Pam Gagnon Teri Galbreath Shawn Gibbs Gina Glass Rosa Grider Jodi Hatfield Barbara Higgins Celeste Hill Mike Hill Richard Holland Coleen Hull Gary Hunter Pat Immoos Gwen Ingram Matt Johnson Kelli Josi 53 Don Justice Dana Keeling Bill Kuhn Jalie Lemich Machelle Majors Terri Marcheski Mark McCrary Karen McGuire Ted Moreau Tom Moreau Teresa Moery Pam Morris Bob Neely Deanna Newcomb Delbert Newman Ruth Norton Glen Palmer Liz Pereira Cindy Phillips Bill Prophet Bruce Rickman Jeff Shaffer Tina Sheets Ken Smart 54 I Cody Wilson Kevin Winnett Terry Wyatt Cami Steelman Mike Stinnett Mari Thompson Greg Wagner Bob Warner Cindy White Greg White Sandi Williams 55 Freshmen hard at work? Susie and Greg consider the situation. Wow, these doors are HOT! That fox put me in a When can I stop staring? daze! 56 CLASS OF “81 ” Renee Allen Kevin Arnett Kathy Ashton Sheila Baack Linda Barks Julie Barry Randy Blair Tammy Binschus Cathy Bliss Sheila Boethin Greg Bremner Patty Burgess Merrily Carpenter Janell Childress Susie Choate Donna Clark Theresa Clark Laura Cox Randy Crane Jim Dearsley At 58 Jeff Doe Michelle Duffy David Dunham Tom Elliott Kenny Ellison Anna Farra Nina Farra Rhonda Farrell Cathie Fisher Tammy Francis Brenda Gienger Linda Gienger Woody Gneckow Allison Hankins Bill Hoffman Bill Holladay Robert Holland Cerena Holthouse John Hopper Mary Huntington Bill Immoos Greg Josi Cindy Kalin Karen Kimmel 59 Laura Kintz Lisete Krayer Mary Krieger Andy Lane Steve Laurance DeWayne Lem burger Dave Meyer Todd Morris Sue Needles Jody Nodine Bus Olson Clint Paffile Kurt Patterson Lisa Peabody Chris Retherford Paula Robertson Shawn Salisbury Greg Sharp Susan Skinner Kathy Smith Kerry Smith Tim Smith Michelle Still Carmen Thompson 60 Joe Tirico John Tucker Cristy Walker Gary Walston Phil Wilson Brenda Wohlford Julie Woodall Collette Young Freshmen class officers: Carmen Thompson, Vice-pres.; Kerry Smith, Sec.; Tim Smith, Rep.; Collette Young, Rep.; and Joe Tirico, President on the floor. Cheese!!! Hey gang Do I have to? 61 AUTOGRAPHS VOLLEYBALL 77 Varsity Squad Left to right: Laurie Dunham, Nancy Sproul, Jan Kerns, Mary Liberty, Cindy Cyrus, Lisete Krayer, Sindy Sintay, JodyNodine, Cari Woodall, Kneeling: Coach Julie Weymouth, Cathy Duffy The Varsity Volleyball Team had a new and exciting experience as they found themselves with a new coach, Miss Julie Weymouth. The team was lead by six seniors who kept spirits high when the going was tough. Coach Weymouth is really looking forward to next year with a lot of skill and height returning with the lower class persons. The awards this year went to Nancy Sproul, Most Improved Player; Lori Nelson, Most Inspirational; and Laurie Dunham, Most Valuable and Leading Scorer. The team played Vale the last game of the season. This determined who went to district. Vale won the play-off and Crook County won district. Hey, Maryl This is volleyball, okay? Let us in on the joke, Jody! 64 The Junior Varsity Squad consisted of juniors and sophomores. Their coach was Mrs. Debby Greenberg. Awards this year went to Christy Ladd and Pam Gagnon, Most In- spirational; Charity Clark, Leading Scorer; Beth Brooks, Most Improved; and Karen McGuire, Most Valuable and Best Spiker. What a spike, Karen! Did you say somethin', Coach? What's wrong with these people? J. V. Squad Back Row: Pam Francis, Karen McGuire, Traci Moulton, Mari Thompson, Beth Brooks, Charity Clark, Pam Gagnon, Front Row: Coach Debby Greenberg, Cindy White, Teri Galbreath, Sonna Sintay, Christy Ladd, Cami Steelman, Tina Thompson 65 The Freshman volleyball team was coached by Miss Julie Weymouth. The team awards this year went to Donna Clark, Most In- spirational; Allison Hankins; Most Im- proved; Susan Skinner, Most Valuable; and Rhonda Farrell, Leading Scorer. It's a bird! It's a plane! No, no! It's a volleyball! Must have been a victory cuz look at Mari. 1 I Yes, it's a volleyball, girls! Wow man, what a block! 66 FOOTBALL RALLY Varsity: Jane Radinovich, Lori Nelson, Sindy Sintay, Sonna Sintay, Jeanette Radinovich J. V. : Teri Galbreath, Celeste Hill, Cindy White Frosh: Janell Childress, Lisete Krayer, Jody Nodine 67 68 We gather together . . . . Varsity Squad Left to Right Bottom: Mike Hill, Glen Palmer Mgrs. 2nd row: Todd Bezona, Dennis Doe, Matt Johnson, Tom Moore, Darren Pettyjohn, Kevin Winnett, Monte Gibson, 3rd row: Coaches Don Jones, Art Thunell, and Gene Winnett, Dan Majors, Gary Hunter, Bill Kuhn, Wayne Switzer, Mitch Gregg, Tony Tirico, Brad Smith, Roy Palmer, 4th row: Mike Alley, Brian Clemons, Alan Fisher, Steve Baack, Cody Wilson, Jon Bennett, Bob Skinner, Jim Walker, Coaches Larry Mathews, Tom Switzer, and Mike McCoy, 5th row: Larry Hammon, Blaise Burgman, Mike Reeve, Mark Johnson, Ken Wilson, Greg Armstrong, Dan Tibbs, Jeff Nodine, Brian McKinnis 1977 Special Awards All League Selections Defense Tackle-Jeff Nodine-2nd Team Dan Tibbs-Hon. Men. End-Steve Baack-lst Team LB-Ken Wilson-2nd Team Secondary-Brian McKinnis-1st Team Roy Palmer-Hon. Men. Offense Split End-Brian McKinnis-2nd Team Tackle-Jeff Nodine-lst Team Guard-Dan Tibbs-lst Team Running Backs-Mitch Gregg-Hon. Men. Steve Baack-Hon. Men. Special Team Awards Most Valuable Player- Jeff Nodine Most Inspirational-Dan Tibbs, Mitch Gregg Most Valuable Offensive Lineman- Jeff Nodine Most Valuable Defensive Lineman Jeff Nodine Most Valuable Defensive Back- Brian McKinnis Most Valuable Offensive Back- Mitch Gregg 69 Statistical Winners: Defensive Downlineman-Jeff Nodine, Defensive Linebacker-Ken Wilson, Defensive Secondary-Brian McKinnis On your mark . . . Get set .... Frosh Squad: Robert Holland, Mgr., Jeff Doe, Andy Lane, Todd Morris, David Dunham, Buz Olson, Chris Retherford, Kurt Patterson, Joe Tirico, Jim Dearsley, Kerry Smith, Top Row: Coach Switzer, Woody Gneckow, Phil Wilson, Bill Holladay, Gary Walston, Kenny Ellison, Tim Smith, Greg Sharp, Tom Elliott, Greg Josi, Dave Meyer, Mr. McCoy 70 F R O VV 5 E H L D C A O N M C E E Students enjoy Freshman Welcome Dance. The Freshman Welcome Dance was sponsored by the Sopho- more class and was held in the cafeteria on November 18, 1977. There was a big turn out and everyone had a great time. Carmen Thompson and Todd Morris were selected as the Best Dancers. We hope to have many more successful dances the following years. 71 Rock'in to the music. HOMECOMING COURT Freshmen: Kerry Smith, Janelle Childress. Juniors: Clay Crim, Queen Karri Nydam. This year's Homecoming Dance was held October 21, 1977. The theme was You Light Up My Life . TAU provided the music and put on an excellent light show. It was an unique and new experience for GUHS which proved to be very successful. Kari Young, a junior, sang the theme song. It was one of the highlights of the dance. Karri Nydam, a junior, was crowned queen and was escorted by Wayne Switzer, also a junior, at the dance. At Right: Seniors; Mike Wagner, and Debbie Martin. Sophomores: John Brazil, Christy Ladd. Seniors: Bruce Franklin, Cathy Duffy. 72 HOMECOMING DANCE GUHS students Love to boogie. At Right: John and Carmen dance to the music. Kari sings You Light Up My Life . Where did everybody go? Everyone enjoys the Homecoming Dance. 73 SPIRIT WEEK The freshman class came in their pajamas and took third place. The sophomore class came dressed as rock stars and took fourth place. The Junior class came dressed as insects and took second place. 74 SPIRIT WEEK The Senior class came dressed as Senior Citizens and took first place. The spirit was tremendous at Grant Union this year. Isn't he modest?? The Bonfire glows. Spirit Week 1977 happened October 7-21 with the class of 78 taking the Spirit trophy. The Juniors finished second with Frosh third and Sophomores last. The spirit was excellent this year, according to Don Jones, a teacher and football coach of many years. Most of the school took great pride in decorating the walls, ceilings, and lockers of the school. 75 FALL CONCERT Mrs. Wiggins directing stage band row 1: J. Radinovich, S. Sintay, T. Marcheski, T. Wyatt, M. Carpenter, M. Higgins, M. Krieger, row 2: E. Jackson, S. Dunn, B. Geigner, J. Nodine, P. Burges, B. Skinner, J. Bennett, Back row: D. Majors, M. Hunington. During the Fall Concert, the G.U.H.S. concert band performed the theme from the hit movie STAR WARS . SIR DUKE was performed by the stage band with Tom Warrick playing a solo. Jazz band is preparing for the concert, directed by Mr. Wiggins. Joe Wiggins prays for a good concert. 76 Encluded in the concert choir is row 1: P. Ogle, V. Hickox, A. Hammond, S. Skinner, L. Kile, P. Burges, row 2: S. Sintay, K. Ashton, L. Krayer, R. Morris, E. Jackson, Top row: J. Tirico, T. Tirico, J. Bennett, B. Bissonett, P. Wilson. Mr. Wiggins and choir taking a bow. Kari Young singing solo You Make Me Feel Brand New . Day By Day was one number sung by the concert choir, directed by Joe Wiggins. Directing the swing choir was Windy Wiggins. You Make Me Feel Brand New was their featured song with Kari Young and Jon Bennett singing solos. KING TURKEY Larry Mathews, wood shop teacher, was named King Turkey November 23. First runner up was Alan Fisher, and Mitch Gregg was second runner up. This years King Turkey contest was sponsored by the Annual Staff. The winner of the Gobbling contest was Joe W iggins. V Larry Mathews, King Turkey Joe Wiggins, Best Gobbler Alan Fisher, Lisa Staten, Glen Simonsen, Phyllis Skinner, Brian Bissonnett, Rhonda Morris, Mitch Gregg, Tammy Cox, Dara Evans, Larry Mathews, Pam Ogle, Joe Wiggins. Luann Kile, Joe Tirico, Cindy Phillips, Todd Morris, Crystal Williams, Alan Fisher, Lisa Staten, Glen Simonsen, Phyllis Skinner, Brian Bissonnett, Rhonda Morris, Mitch Gregg, Tammy Cox, Larry Mathews, Pam Ogle, Joe Wiggins. This year's wrestling season saw three guys to state. Ken Wilson placing 6th, and Jeff Nodine placing 5th. Greg Armstrong did not place at state, however, he placed 2nd at district. Others placing at district were, Steve Rasmussen 3rd for the 141 weight class, Mark Johnson 6th for the 167 weight class, Jeff Nodine 2nd for the 178 weight class, and Ken Wilson 1st for the 168 weight class. Under the leadership of Mike McCoy the wrestlers were hard working and dedicated. Tim Smith, in deep thought, with the rest Jim Dearsley, about to attack his man! of the guys. 80 Mark Johnson struggles with a Mac-Hi opponent. Bruce Rickman, Most Improved Wrestler. Greg Armstrong rides tough! Awards Most Valuable...Ken Wilson, Jeff Nodine Most Promising Frosh. Tim Smith Mr. Wrestler..........Ken Wilson Most Improved .... Mark Johnson, Bruce Rickman Delley Officer on his way to a win over Vale. 81 Coach McCoy, looking worried. Bruce Rickman wins. Jeff Nodine, Most Valuable Wrestler. Greg Armstrong pinning his man. GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL The Lady Pros finished up their 3rd sea- son with a record of 7 wins and 14 losses. Under the expert coaching ability of Don Jones, the girls had a truimphant season. Mari Thompson was the leading rebounder, Rookie of the year was Kathy Ashton, Most Improved-Mari Thompson, Most Inspirational-Traci Moulton. Most Valuable Player was Lauri Dunham. Traci Moulton shoots a free throw. H, H' Left to Right: Coach Don Jones, Cari Woodall, Laurie Dunham, Linda Gienger, Susan Choate, Sue Bonnett, Karen McQuire, Lisette Krayer, Kathy Ashton, Traci Moulton, Korina Benson, Karen Elliot, Sonna Sintay, Assistant Coach Julie Weymouth, in front left to right Susan Skinner, and Lisa Peabody. Mari Thompson jumps for the ball. Mari shoots! Jump ball! 85 Cari Woodall knocks the ball out of her Anxiously awaiting the opponent, opponent’s hand. 86 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Jane Radinovich, Jeanette Radinovich, Karri Nydam, Sindy Sintay, Lori Nelson. JV CHEERLEADERS From top: Celeste Hill, Teri Galbreath, Cindy White. FROSH CHEERLEADERS From top: Jodi Nodine, Lisete Krayer, Janelle Childress. 87 BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL The 1977-78 Varsity Basketball Team under new head coach. Art Thunell, had an exciting, but heart breaking season. The pros, didn't make state this year, but they were one of the most impressive teams in their league. The awards were given to Dean Porter - most valuable. Most Inspirational Roy Palmer. Leading Re bounder-Steve Baack. The defense award went to Brian McKinnis, and most improved player was Mark Moulton. Brad Smith lays it in for 2. Standing left to Right-Coach Thunnell, Bob Skinner, Steve Baack, Dean Porter, Mone Gibson, Mark Moulton, Mike Alley, kneeling-Gina Glass-Manager, Brian McKinnis, Darren Pettyjohn, Brad Smith, Roy Palmer, and Joe Tirico, Manager. 88 Brad Smith puts it up for two. Jump ball! Dean shoots Mark Moulton scores two points. JV BASKETBALL Dennis Doe contemplates to whom he will Hugh Cole and Bob Warner wait for the pass the ball. ball to be in play. 90 Kim Koegler attempts a basket. Kim Koegler trys for a lay-up. Shooting against a Mac-Hi opponent! Kevin Winnett puts it in the air. 91 WINTER Winter Festival Court: Rhonda Farrell, Tim Smith, Pam Gagnon, John Elliot, BradSmith, Traci Moulton, Nancy Sproul, Roy Palmer, Mary Liberty, Mark Moulton. Below: Queen Traci Moulton with escort Brad Smith. The Winter Festival was held December 10, 1977 in the old gym. The theme for the festival was Jingle Bell Rock. The colors were silver, blue and white. Moon Dance supplied the music for the dance. From the elected candidates in each class, Traci Moulton was chosen as Queen. Her escort was Brad Smith. This was the 2nd annual Winter Formal which Grant Union will con- tinue to have. 3 92 FORMAL Cuddling up at the Winter Formal. Is that really a tree?? Are these guys camera shy or what? Santa Roland poses. Collette and Dennis boogie down. GRANT UNION Mrs. Wiggins director; Front row: J. Radinovich, S. Sintay, T. Marcheski, M. Carpen- ter, M. Higgins, M. Krieger, Back row: E. Jackson, S. Dunn, J. Nodine, P. Burgess, B. Skinner, J. Bennett, G. Simonsen, G. Ingram, M. McCrary, and K. Koegler. The Grant Union Christmas Concert was held on December 20, 1977. The Concert Band played a prelude of Christmas songs. The program was light and relaxed. The Honor Choir performed several light numbers, including: Twelve Days After Christmas and a duet by Pam Ogle and Susan Dunn singing Nuttin' For Christmas . The Choir also did: Do You Hear What I Hear , Angels and the Shepherds”, Roundelay Noel , Ding Dong Merrily on High . The Concert Band opened their part of the program with the Messiah Overture. The Band did a superb job on this difficult piece. They also performed other numbers including Winter Frolic , Carols of England , solo done by Mark McCrary on baritone, and Cantique de Noel . The Concert and the Art Show afterwards was well attended. 94 Jeannette Radinovich and Sonna Sintay play their clarinets. CHRISTMAS CONCERT Pam Ogle, singing Nuttin' For Christmas having fun. Mr. Wiggins, music director, serious for once. Honor Choir, First row: P. Ogle, V. Hickox, A. Hammond, L. Kile, P. Burgess, and S. Skinner; Second row:E. Jackson, S. Sintay, K. Ashton, L. Krayer, R. Morris, and S. Dunn; Third row.: T. Day, J. Tirico, J. Bennett, B. Bissonnett, P. Wilson, and T. Tirico 95 THE MOUSETRAP The story is about a group of people snowed in at a guest house, Munkswell Manor, with a murderer. Each person in the house is linked with the murderer in some certain way. They are all suspicious of each other, and the play ends with a surprise murderer. Directors: Debbie Alexander, and Judee Flint. CAST Mollie Ralston............ Giles Ralston............. Christopher Wren.......... Mrs. Boyle................ Major Metcalf............. Miss Casewell............. Mr. Paravicini............ Detective Srg. Trotter . . Radio Announcer........... Phyllis Skinner Blaise Burgman Geln Simonsen Cathy Duffy Tony Tirico Nikki Jones Roy Palmer Bob Skinner Kim Koegler Kim Koegler as the radio man and narrator in the Mousetrap. % Bob Skinner, Nikki Jones, Phyllis Skinner, Roy Palmer, Blaise Burgman, Cathy Duffy, Tony Tirico and Glen Simonsen. Cathy Duffy plays dead. 1 Chin up, Nikki! Roy, deep in thought, chews his pipe Phillis has a nervous breakdown. Don't miss her, Blaise! 97 1950’s SOCK HOP March 24, 1978 was the date for the first 1950's sock hop. Couples came dressed in styles of the 50's. It was a great suc- cess and there was a large turn out. The Annual Staff sponsored the dance and Randy Moles provided the music with The Great American light Machine . Popular and music of the 50’s was featured. Best dancers and best dressed couples are as pictured. Best Dressed: Greg Armstrong, Susie Day. Best Dancers: Debbie Martin, Kevin Winnett. At Left: Look at the two little love birds!!! At Right: Mike Alley and Pam Francis pose. 98 MISS GROUNDHOG 1978 Debi Fisher, senior, was crowned Miss Groundhog of 1978 during a noon pep assembly. She was escorted by Gary Walston, Freshman. Other candidates were: Evelyn Jackson escorted by Dean Porter, both Seniors. Pam Ogle escorted by John Elliott. April Hammond escorted by Dennis Doe. Gwen Ingram escorted by Dan Majors. Tina Sheets escorted by Jeff Holthouse. Allison Hankins escorted by John Brazil. And Rhonda Farrell escorted by Tim Smith. Cory Smith, senior, acted as master of ceremonies and presented the prizes to Miss Groundhog. The prizes included: a ping-pong trophy, rubber- gloves, a used stage make-up kit, a one-way ticket to Seneca, an excused tardy slip, a scholarship to Izee University, two beauty books checked from the library, a bottle of rose milk, an application to Mt. Hood Community College, and a lunch date with DeanNodine, district superintendent. Debi Fisher receives the great honor of being crowned Miss Groundhog and Gary Walston was chosen as her escort. Groundhog princes and their escorts: Tina Sheets, Sophomore, Jeff Holthouse, Junior; Gwen Ingram, Sophomore, Dan Majors, Senior; Evelyn Jackson, Dean Porter, Seniors, Debi Fisher, Senior, Gary Walston, Freshman; Pam Ogle, Junior, John Elliott, Sopho- more; April Hammond, Dennis Doe, Juniors; Allison Hankins, Freshman, John Brazil, Sophomore; Rhonda Farrell, and Tim Smith both Freshmen. 99 JAZZ In the back row: Dan Majors on drums, Leland Bliss on Bass guitar, Mark Johnson on guitar; Second row: Calvin Henshaw on trombone, Brian McKinnis on trumpet, Gwen Ingram on trumpet, Glen Simonsen on trumpet, Mike Hill on trumpet, and Thor Day on also on trumpet; Front row: Evelyn Jackson on saxophone, Jeannette Radinovich on saxophone, and Tom Warrick on saxophone. Mr. Joseph Wiggins director, Kari Young on piano and Bob Skinner on baritone sax. was sick. The Grant Union High School’s Jazz Concert was held on February 28. The Jazz Band and the Swing Choir performed. Both the Band and the Choir had several solos. The Jazz Band played many pop- ular songs including: We've Only Just Begun , and Gonna Fly Now , they also played Blues for Stephan and Corazon . Nikki Jones, a member of the Swing Choir, sang Emotions , Jon Bennett played the piano and sang Lay Me Down and Kari Young sang Woman in the Moon accompanied by Jeannette Radinovich. Mr. Joseph Wiggins ap- pealing to the audience. 100 1978 Dan Majors accompanies the Swing Choir on drums; Nikki Jones, Judy Bezona, Tony Tirico, Linda Cure, Dara Evans, Jodi Hatfield, Jon Bennett, Kari Young, Rhonda Morris, Pam Ogle, Phil Wilson, LuAnn Kile, Debi Fisher, Kim Koegler, Phyllis Skinner; with Mrs. Wendy Wiggins directing. Jon Bennett sings and plays the piano. 1 Nikki Jones sings Emotions . 101 SWEETHEARTS Left to right: Allison Hankins, David Myers, Korina Benson, Bob Warner, Tammy Elliott. Below, Co-Queen and King: Mark Moulton and Debi Fisher, Rhonda Morris and Tom Moore. This year's Sweethearts Ball was on Feb. 11, 1978. There was a tie for queens. The co-queens were Rhonda Morris escorted by Tom Moore, and Debi Fisher, escorted by Mark Moulton, all of whom are seniors. The colors were of the rainbow and the theme was Stairway to Heaven . Colors provided the music and the turn out was good. 4 V BALL 78 Everybody's swaying to the music. Tony and LuAnn dancin' away! Rockin’ to the music is what everyone en- joys at Grant. Everybody boogies at the ball!! Couples at the dance like to cuddle. (1) Gina smiles for the camera. (2) I need a face lift. (3) Karleen makes something from wood. (4) Observe their undivided attention. (5) Deanna gets into her work. (6) Uh-Ohl (7) Prospectors are 1 | (8) Everyone loves to work at GUHS. 104 V ■ V' . ' tjfcfA; t 4 f V- SENIOR Mrs. Wiggins waves to the photographer, while everyone else checks their clothing. Mr. Wiggins says, I knew we should have Kevin Winnett sings Jesus Christ Super- practiced more. star. 106 The seniors sing for the last time with the choir. The final concert of the year was held on May 17, 1978. All of the music groups per- formed. They were all very good. This last concert was called the SENIOR CONCERT. All the seniors were honored and given a pin for the different musical groups they had been in and the number of years they had been in each. Evelyn Jackson was presented the John Philip Sousa Award. An award given to the senior who has done the most for and in music during their high school years. Altogether the concert was a success. 107 Seniors play for the last time in the jazz band. LIL’ABNER The women Dogpatchers, played by Sonna Sintay, Sintay, cheer because they will get better look1— Rhonda Morris, Cathy Duffy and Sindy husbands, maybe. 108 Daisy Mae admires Abner Yokum, and dreams of Sadie Hawkins' Day race. Mammy and Pappy Yokum are still in love after sixty years of marriage. A BIG SUCCESS The Grant Union Music Department under- took the tremendous task of readying the Musical LiT Abner recently. According to the Blue Mountain Eagle, this was the largest production to be put on in Grant Union's history. The actual presentation of Lil' Abner was on May 8, 10, and 11. The musical was very well attended with the last night being a sell-out. There were many comments about the musical, es- pecially about the characters. Several townspeople remarked on how professional it was done even with a small school to choose from. The total cast consisted of 82 people plus Mr. Wiggins, Mrs. Wiggins, and Mrs. Winnett. There were also several make- up people that the cast could not have done without. The cast worked many long hours getting the musical ready for public view- ing. All in all, Mr. Wiggins, the director, was very pleased with the performance and is looking forward to next year with anti- cipation. Eavil Eye Fleagle puts on the double whammy, he is also known as Wayne Switzer. McGoon cries because he is losing Daisy Mae and all her relatives. McGoon and Mammy Yokum have a stare down. Mammy probably won! The Dogpatchers applaud the scientist, played by Mark McCrary. 109 DOG PATCH Bob Skinner as Earthquake McGoon, defends Daisy Mae, played by Pam Ogle. Gwen Ingram enjoys the play in the orchestra pit. Mayor Dawgmeat, played by Jeff Doe, discusses leaving Dogpatch. Everyone must be looking at Stupifying Jones , from the looks on their faces. 110 U.S.A. All of the Dogpatch wives and husbands, Marryin Sam and Hairless Joe have fun. Mrs. Wendy Wiggins, orchestra director. Jack S. Phogbound, alias Tony Tirico brags holds her throat for luck. on his accomplishments. in GUHS BASEBALL Coach Thunell, Dan Tibbs, Wayne Switzer, Mark Seals, Matt Johnson, Greg Josi, Ken Hensly, Gary Hunter, Mike Dunham, Mike Reeve, Lia Pereira, Manager; Sully McGrath, David Dunham, Greg Sharp, Hugh Cole, Dan Majors, and John Elliott. Although the Grant Union baseball Prospectors did not have a good win-loss record this year, coach Thunell tells us that the lack of experienced men gave the lower classmen more playing opportuni- ties. Two rookies of the year were Sully McGrath and Greg Sharp. Wayne Switzer was most improved player. Sophomore Matt Johnson was most inspira- tional. Coach Thunell received an autographed baseball from the team. 112 Mr. Thunnel awards the Baseball letters at the awards banquet. From the left: Wayne Switzer, Greg Sharp, and Sully McGrath. Wayne received the Most Im- proved Player award, Greg and Sully were named the Rookies of the Year. Dan Tibbs is awarded the Golden Glove Award (for fielding), and Dan Majors is named the Leading Hitter. 113 GIRLS TRACK Back row: Miss Weymouth, Karen Kimmel, Cathy Duffy, Sindy Sintay, Lisa Hendricks, Lori Nelson, Karen McGuire, Lazette Krayer, LaDawn Fronapel, Susan Skinner, Jan Kerns, Laurie Stinnett, Cerena Holthouse, Tammy Binschus, Mary Krieger, Mac McGuire; Front row: Paula Robertson, Lauri Dunham, Cristi Ladd, Shawn Gibbs, Sonna Sintay, Michelle Duffy, Julie Berry, Korina Benson, and Theresa Clark. This year's Girls' Track Team did very well. They had a long distance runner, Mary Krieger who took first in all the meets she participated in and she is only a Freshman so she will be with us for quite a while yet. Sindy Sintay took first at state in the long jump. The track team took six people to the state track meet. So all in all they did very well. Sindy Sintay clears the bar I 114 1978 Jan Kerns really flings that discus out there. Mary Krieger, our long distance runner, comes to the finish line. 115 BOYS TRACK ' 'J:.- ■ V'r '„ ' 4' , ' Asst. Coach Switzer, Kelly Crane, Greg Wagner, Brian Clemons, Kim Koegler, Steve Baack, Wes Deuel, Brian McKmms, Mark Johnson, Mike Alley, Dean Porter, Brad Ladd, Bruce Franklin and Coach Baucum. Bottom Row; Aian Fisher, Bill Kuhn, Tom Elliot, Larry Hammons, Deanna Cameron, Jim Dearsley, Kevin Winnett, Buzz Olson, and Mike St innet. i Kevin Winnett and Steve Baack try to win the race together. 116 Brian McKinnis flies through the air with the greatest of A fleet footed athlete heads for the finish line. The track team, coached by Mr. Baucum and Tom Switzer, awarded letters to managers Joe Tirico and Deanna Cameron. Steve Baack set new school records in discus and shot. Brian McKinnis set new school records in the long jump, the triple jump, and high jump. Allan Fisher was named Rookie-of-the- year; Dean Porter, most points scored; McKinnis, most inspirational; Brad Ladd, Switzer's coach award, and Steve Baack, Baucum's coach award. Coach Baucum gives a final pep talk to Greg White, and Jim Dearsley. Kim Koegler wins one for a change. Steve Baack gives us his Bruce Jenner pose. 117 GOLF Boys from the top: Bill Prophet, Jeff Holthouse, Tom Moore; Second row: Bill Hoffman, Bob Warner, Ted Moreau Third row: Tom Moreau, Robert Holland; Center: Mr. Mathews; On (he U : Richard Holland, Kenny Ellison- Second row: Gina Class, Tammi Elliott; Third row: Tina Sheets, Jane Radinovich; Front row: Karen Ray, Cari Woodall, and Debbie Martin. Not pictured: Bob Skinner and Cooper Higgins, Tammy Ogilvie. Tammi Elliot contemplates a hole- in-one. Kathy Ashton putts as Jane Radinovich looks on. si Jane Radinovich closes her eyes and hopes hard. Tammi Elliott makes a nice putt. The golf team this year had a good season. Nobody went to state but they all had fun at district. Tammy Ogilvie was named the most Valuable Girl Golfer this year which makes the fourth time in four years that she has been awarded this honor. The golf team has many good prospects for Varsity Golf. There are several Freshmen who show promise. 118 JR. SR. BANQUET On May 4th the Juniors and Seniors got together for the annual banquet. The banquet was held in the cafe- terial due to bad weather. The food was and there was a big variety. After eating the senior members of the class were read their wills and prophecies. Cory Smith and Roy Palmer read them with a few cuts and rips not in the paper. Senior girls enjoying themselves. 119 Faculty also enjoys the banquet. The Jr. Sr. Prom of 1978 was held on May 6 th. The juniors put it on for the seniors. This year the juniors went all out in decorating. Mrs. Reeve was the junior class adviser and she did a fantastic job of getting the kids to work. There were many teachers that have been at Grant for many years that commented on how well the Prom was decorated. They said they had never seen it decorated so nice in all the years they had been there. The turnout was very good and everyone had a good time. Roy Palmer, Dan Tibbs, and Tammy Ogilvie chow down. Jon Bennett trying not to smile while eating. 120 PROM FOR 1978 X King and Queen for the 1978 Junior, Senior Prom was Roy Palmer and Ramona Desjardin. 121 Sandy and Dennis walk over the bridge together. P 1978 Prom Court: Princess Mary Liberty, Sindy Sintay, Susie Day, Ramona Desjardin, Sandy Childress; Escorts: Darren Pettyjohn, Brad Smith, Greg Armstrong, Sam Deuel, and Dennis Doe. YEARBOOK STAFF Second semester yearbook staffers: Nikki Jones, Terri Benson, Susie Day, Debi Fisher, Shelly Whale (entire year staff), and Wes Deuel. Mrs. Debby Greenberg, the yearbook ad- visor, shows Lisa Staten how to work the older camera. Yearbook staff: Steve Rasmussen, Jeanine Justice, Pam Ogle, Tammy Cox, Crystal Williams, D. Evans, Phyllis Skinner-Editor; Matt Johnson, Rhonda Morris, Bob Skinner, LuAnn Kile, Jan Kerns, Lisa Staten, Carey Cyrus, Mrs. Green- berg, Cindy Phillips and Calvin Henshaw. 124 THE GOLD DIGGER STAFF From the back row: Ellen Saunders, Laurie Dunham, Ramona Desjardin, Liz Pereira, Second row: Linda Farley, Scott Cutis, JuDee Flint, Glen Simonsen, Evelyn Jackson; Front row: Donna Gienger, Judy Bezona, Mary Liberty, Beth Simonsen, and Juanita Dennis. Not pictured: Mark McCrary. 125 NHS Ellen Saunders, Gwen Ingram, Tammi Elliott, Gina Glass, Sonna Sintay, Teri Galbreath, D. Evans, Emilie Moreau, Beth Simonsen, Ramona Desjardin, Calvin Henshaw, Brad Smith, Scott Curtis, Glen Simonsen, Greg Armstrong, Pam Ogle, Laurie Stinnett, Shelly Whale and Karen Elliott. Not pictured was Sindy Sintay. Girl's Staters: Traci Moulton, Lori Nelson, Pam Ogle and not pictured Jane Radinovich. Alternates: Tammi Elliott and Karri Nydam. Boy's Staters: Kim Koegler, Toni Tirico, Scott Curtis and Wayne Switzer. STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council officers: treasurer Shelly Whale, secretary Ramona Desjardin, Vice-pres. Greg Armstrong, and President Ron Lee. Liz Pereira, Bob Skinner, Brad Smith, Joe Tirico, April Hammonds, Ramona Desjardin, Ron Lee, Greg Armstrong, Shelly Whale, Carey Cyrus, Beth Simonsen, Tim Smith, Matt Johnson, Alan Fisher, Richard Holland, Lori Nelson, Mari Thompson, Tom Moore and Kery Smith. 127 THE BANDS PERFORM Back row: Thor Day, Mark McCrary, Calvin Henshaw, Kim Koegler, Jon Bennett, Mary Huntington, Dan Majors; 2nd row: Gwen Ingram, Glen Simonsen, Scott Curtis, Mike Hill, Jess Whitmore, Bob Skinner, Cathy Fisher, Evelyn Jackson, JodyNodine; Front: Mary Krieger, Carmen Thompson, Tammi Elliott, Michele Higgins, Mrs. Wiggins, Teri Marcheski, Sonna Sintay, and J'nette Radinvich. Director: Mr. Wiggins. Back row: Dan Majors, Brian McKinnis, Gwen Ingram, Mike Hill; Front: J'nette Radinovich, Susan Dunn, Evelyn Jackson, Tom Warrick, Leland Bliss, Wes Deuel, Mark Johnson, Mr. Wiggins directing. Not pictured: Tom Olson and Bob Skinner. 128 THE JAZZMINS The Jazzmins: Nikki Jones, Toni Ellison, Karri Young, D. Evans, Linda Cure, Susan Dunn, Mrs. Wiggins, LuAnn Kile, Becky Thompson, Scott Bissonnett, Pam Ogle, Pam Francis, Brian Bissonett, Tony Tirico, Jon Bennett and Phyllis Skinner. HONOR CHOIR Honor Choir: Pam Ogle, Verna Hickox, April Hammonds, Susan Skinner, LuAnn Kile, Patty Burgess, Sonna Sintay, Kathy Ashton, Lisette Krayer, Rhonda Morris, Susan Dunn, Evelyn Jackson, Joe Tirico, Tony Tirico, Jon Bennett, Brian Bissonnett, Phil Wilson. 129 RODEO CLUB This poor cow is getting roped in by Grant Union rodeo club members. The rodeo club of Grant Union hosted a successful '78 rodeo at the fairgrounds. The members of the Pep Club, LuAnn Kile, April Hammonds, Ellen Saunders, Cami Steelman, Theresa Clark, Laura Cox, Cindy Kaylen, Lisette Krayer, Sonna Sintay, D. Evans, Beth Simonsen, Lisa Staten, Susan Skinner, Teri Galbreath, T. Sheets, Gina Glass, Michelle Duffy, Pam Ogle, Collette Young, Carmen Thompson, Debi Fisher, Mary Liberty, Rhonda Morris, Julie Woodall, Cerena Holthouse, Jody Nodine, Jane 11 Childress, Allison Hankings, Kathy Ashton, Pam Gagnon, Christy Ladd, Cindy White, Teri Benson, Tammy Ogilvie, Cathy Duffy, Judy Bezona, Lori Nelson, Kari Nydam, Nancy Sproul, Nikki Jones, Kathy Fisher, and Shelly Whale. 130 PEP CLUB VARSITY CLUB Girl's Varsity club: Susie Day, D. Evans, Mary Liberty, Debi Martin, Tammy Ogilvie, Korina Benson, Sonna Sintay, Lisette Krayer, Lori Nelson, Karen Elliott, Pam Gagnon, Christy Ladd, Tami Elliott, Kathy Ashton, Jody Nodine, Nancy Sproul, Shawn Gibbs, Shelly Whale, Lisa K. Hendricks, Cindy Cyrus, Mari Thompson, Cathy Duffy, and Laurie Dunham. Not pictured were Sindy Sintay and J'nette Radinovich. Boy's Varsity: Bob Skinner, Brad Smith, Greg Armstrong, Mike Alley, Wayne Switzer, Kevin Winnett, Steve Baack, Jon Bennett, Mike Reeves, Mark Seals, Jeff Holthouse, Todd Bezona, Bruce Rickman, Steve Rasmussen, Calvin Henshaw, Brian McKinnis, Ken Wilson, Mark Moulton, Dean Porter, Darren Pettyjohn, Brad Ladd, Wes Deuel, Monte Gibson, Mark Johnson, Jeff Shank, and Sam Deuel. 131 SKI CLUB T™C1 Mouiton, Susan Skinner, Ramona Desjardin, Cathy Duffy, Dcbi Martin, Richard M A°Phl ' °ean P°rter' Advisor Mr. Baucum, Lisette Krayer, Lori Nelson, Brian McKinnis, Bob ’ N lk R evfs’ Gje.g..trn?S,tr0ng’ Tom Olson, Jon Bennett, Wayne Switzer, Mary Liberty, Greg Wagner Bill Kuhn, Brad Ladd, and Mike Wagner. Not pictured was J'nette Radinovich. SEARCH RESCUE Search and Rescue: Pete Baucum: advisor, Bruce Franklin, Wayne Switzer, Brian McKinnis, Steve Baack, Dean Porter, Steve Rasmussen, Craig Palmer, and Brad Ladd. DANCE TEAM This years dance team was 8 members strong with one alternate. The dance team this year worked up five different routines to perform during the halftime of basketball games. They also went to contest for the first time ever and did very well. They were busy from the end of football season through to the end of basketball season. They had lots of fun and learned many things during the year From the top: Carmen Thompson, Pam Ogle; Second row: Deanna Cameron, Kari Young, Cindy Beam, Nikki Jones; Front row: Judy Bezona, and Terri Benson, Mrs. Wendy Wiggins was adviser for the dance team this year and did a good job. Above: The dance team grooves to the music. Below: Another angle of the routine. 133 Phone: S7S 1282 JloL BEAUTY STUDIO 1« Woahlo««oo S. CaafH City Of«90 WM ADAMS TRACTOR COMPANY Ford, New Holland, and Farm Hand Machinery Dealerships S. 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(Vern) Groen President Title Insurance Escrows Xerox Copies 103 West Main John Day 575-1529 Blue Mountain Hospital 170 Ford Road John Day 575-1311 148 Aasness, M. 49 Abbe, W. 52 Alexander, Miss 20,96 Allen, R. 42,58 Alley, M. 46,69,88,98,116,131 Alsup, A. 46 Armstrong, G. 46,50,56,69,81,82, 98,120,122,126, 127.131,132 Amell, C. 46 Arnett, K. 52,58 Arnett, M. Ashton, K. 58,77,84,95,129,130,131 Baack, Sheila 58 Baack, Steve 46,69,88,89,108,111,116,117,131,132 Bagett, V. 30 Barks, L. 58 Baucum, Mr. 11, 116,117,132 Beam, C. 46,133 Bennett, J. 46,69,76,77,94,95,101,120,128,129,131, 132 Benson, K. 52,55,84,102,114 131 Benson, T. 25,30,120,124,130,133 Bentley, B. 46 Berry, J. 58,114 Bezona, J. 49,52,101,125,130,133 Bezona, Tina 30 Bezona, Todd 52,69,80,131 Bezona, Toni 52 Binschus, A. 46 Binschus, B. 46 Binschus, T. 58,114 Bissonnett, B. 2,77,78,95,129 Bissonnett, S. 129 Blair, R. 58 Bliss, C. 58 Bliss, L. 46,49,100,128 Boethin, S. 58 Bonnett, M. 46,52,84 Brazil, J. 52,6 ,72,99 Brehm, D. 52 Brehm, K. 12.46,104 Bremner, G. 19,58 Brough, P. 52 Brooks, B. 52,65 Burdick, L. 46 Burgess, P. 48,76,77,94,95,129 Burgman, B. 22,46,69,96, 97 Cameron, D. 52,104,116,133 Carpenter, E. 46 Carpenter, M. 58,76,94 Childress, J. 58,67,72,130 Childress, S. 30,122 Choate, S. 58,84 Clark, C. 52,65 Clark, D. 58 Clark, T. 58,114,130 Clemons, B. 52,69,116 Clift, Mrs. 27 Coalman, E. Cole, H. 52,90,112 Cook, L. 52 Cook, T • 52 Cox, L. 58,130 Cox, T. 2,52,78 124 Crane, K. 52,116 Crane, R. 58 Crim, C. 46,50,72 Cure, L. 53,101,129 Curtis, S. 22,46,125.126.128 Cyrus, Carey 30,41,124,127 Cyrus, Cindy 30,64,131 Dannen, Mr. 5.28 Dannen, Mrs. 18 Davis, J. Davis, M. Day, S. 31,56,83,98,122,124,131,132 Day, T. 95,100,128 Dearsley, J. 58, 70,80,116,117 Dennis, C. 53 Dennis, J. 31,125 Desjardin, R. 23,31,121.122,125,126,127,132 Deuel, S. 17,46,122.131 Deui, W. 53,116,124,128,131 Doe, D. 42,46,69,90,93,99,122 Doe, J. 59,70,110 Duffy, C. 1,31,64,72,96,97,108,114,130,131,132 Duffy, M. 56,59 114 130 Dunham, D. 59,70,112 Dunham, L. 53.64.84,114,125,131 Dunham, M. 31,112 Dunn, C. 47 Dunn, S. 47,76,94 95,128,129 Elliott, J. 53,92,99,112 Elliott, K. 32,84,126,131 Elliott, Tammy 47,102,118,126,128,131 Elliott, Tom 59,70.116 Ellison, K. 59,70,118 Ellison, T. 47,129 Emery, M. Erickson, Mrs. 28 Evans, D. 2, 32,43,44,56,78,101,108,109,124,126, 129,130,131 Farley, L. 47,125 Farra, A. 59 Farra, N. 59 Farrell, R. 59,92,99 Finney, M. 53 Fisher, A. 53,69,78,104,116,127 Fisher, C. 56,59,128.130 Fisher, D. 32,44,99,101,102,124,130 Fleury, G. 32 Flint, Ms. 23,96,125 Francis, P. 53,65,98,129 Francis, T. 59 Franklin, B. 32,72,116,132 Franklin, Mr. Fronapel, L. 114 Fiona pel, M. 47 Gagnon, Pam 42,53,65,92,130,131 Gagnon, Philip 32 149 Galbreath, T. 53,65,67,126,130 Gibbs, S. 53,114,131 Gibson, M. 33,68,69,88,131 Gienger, B. 59,76 Gienger, D. 47,125 Gienger, L. 59,84 Glass, G. 53,88,104,118,126,130 Gneckow, W. 59,70 Greenberg, Mrs. 22,28,65,124 Gregg, M. 2,33,69,78 Grider. R. 53 Griffith, J. Griffith, D. 47 Hammond, A. 24,47, 77, 95. 99,127,129,130 Hammons, L. 47,68,69, llo Hankins, A. 59,61,99,102,130 Hatfield, J. 53,101 Hendricks, L. 33,114,131 Henshaw, C. 33,41,44,100,124,126,128,131 Hensley, K. 47,112 Hickerson, B. Hickerson, C. 47 Hickox, V. 47,77,95,129 Higgins, B. 53 Higgins, C. Higgins, M. 47,76,94,128 Higgins, S. Hill, C. 53,66 Hill, M. 53,69,100,128 Hoffman, B. 59,118 Holladay, B. 59,70 Holland, Richard 53,118,127,132 Holland, Robert 59,70,118 Holmstrom, M. 13,47 Holthouse, C. 21,59,114,130 Holthouse, J. 47,90,99,118,131 Hopper, J. 59 Houpt, T. 47 Hull, C. 16,53 Hunter, G. 53,68,69,112 Huntington, M. 59,76,128 Hyde, M. 33 Immoos, B. 59 Immoos, P. 53 Ingram, G. 53,94,99,100,110,126,128 Jackson, E. 44,76, 77,97,95,99,100,125,128,129 Johnson, Mark 34,69,81,83,100,116,128,131 Johnson, Matt. 2,53,69,104,112,124,12 Jones, Mr. 26,68,69,84 Jones, N. 18,47.96,97,101,124,129,130 Josi, G. 59,70,112 Josi, K. 53 Joslin, C. Justice, D. 54 Justice, J. 34,124 Kalin, C. 59,130 Keeling, D. 54 Kerns, J. 34,64,114,115,124 Ketchum, J. 27 Kile, L. 47,77,78,95,101,103,124,129,130 Kimmel, K. 59,114,115 Kintz, L, 20,60 Kishbough, W. 49 Koegler, K. 42,47,91,94,96,101,116,117,126,128 Kowing, J. 47 Krause, A. Krause, R. 34 Krayer, L. 60,64,67, 84, 95,114,129,130,131,132 Krieger, D. 14 Krieger, M. 60,76,94,114,118,128 Kuhn, B. 54,69.116,132 Ladd, B. 1,34,116,131,132 Ladd, 65,72,83,114,130,131 Lane, A. 60,70,104 Larkin, L. Laurance, S. 60 Lee, R. 34,127 Lemburger, D. 60 Lemich, J. 54 Lewis, H. 17,35 Liberty, M. 16,35,64,92,122,125,130,131,132 Long, D. 35 Majors, D. 42,69,76, 99,100,101,112,113,128 Majors, M. 54 Marcheski, T. 54,76,94,128 Martin, D. 35,72 98 118,131,132 Mathews, Mr. 2,12,49,69,78,104,118 Molnar, Mr. 21 McCoy, Mr. 24 69,70,82 McCrary, M. 54,94,109,128 McGrath, S. 112,113 McGuire, K. 16,54 65.84,114 McGuire, Mr. 15,114,115 McKinnis, B. 35,44,69,88,89,100,116,117,128,131, 132 Meyer, D. 60,61,70,102 Moery, T. 54 Moore, T. 36,69 102,118,127 Moreau, E. 36,41,126 Moreau, Ted 54.118 Moreau, Tom 54,118 Morris, P. 54 Morris, R. 2,25, 36,44,77,78,95,101,102,108,124, 129,130 Morris, T. 56,60,70,78 Moulton, M. 36,88,89,92,102,104,131 Moulton, T. 47,65,84,92,126,132 Needles, S. 60 Neely, B. 54 Nelson, L. 47,67,114,126,127,130,131,132 Newcomb, D. 54 Newman, 54 Nodine, Jeff 35.44,69,81,82 Nodine, Jody 60,64,67,76, 94,128,130,131 Nodine, Mr. 4,5 Norton, J. 13 Norton, R. 54 Nydam, K. 47,72,119,130,147 Oakes, P. Officer, D. 36,81 150 Ogilvie, T. 37,120,130,131 Ogle, P. 2,48,77,78,95,99,101,108,109,110,124,126, 129,130,133 Olson, B. 60,70,116 Olson, T. 48,56,132 Pack R. 27,93 Paffile, C. 60 Palmer, C. 132 Palmer, C. 54,69 Palmer, R. 37,69 88,89,92 , 96,97,120,121 Patterson, K. 60,70 Peabody, L. 20.56,60,84 Pereira, L. 54, Il2,l25,l27 Pettyjohn, D. 48,49,69,88,122,131 Phillips, C. 54,78,124 Phillips, T. 37 Poliak, K. 37 Porter, D. 37,88,89,99,116,120,131,132 Prophet, B. 54,118.132 Radinovich, Jane 48,67,118,126 Radinovich, J. 37,41,44,56 67,76.94,100,128 Rasmussen, S. 38,41,56.124,131,132 Ray, K. 11,17,48,56,118 Reeve, M. 48,69,112,131,132 Reeve, Mrs. 25 Retherford, C. 20,60,70 Rickman, B. 54,68,81,82,131 Rider, R. 48 Rife, A. 48 Rife, D. Roberts, Mr. Robertson, P. 60,114 Robirts, T. 48 Rutter, Mrs. 4 Sadorf, S. Salisbury, Shawn 60 Salisbury, Skip 48 Saunders, W. 22,23,48,125,126,130 Seals, M. 48 112,131 Shaffer, J. 54 Shank, J. 38,131 Sharp, G. 60 70,112,113 Shawn, D. 48 Sheets, 54,99,118,130 Simonsen, B. 20,38,41,43,44,125,126,127,130 Simonsen, G. 2,48,78,94,96,97,100 125,126,128 Sintay, Sindy, 2,39,44,64,66,108,114,122 Sintay, Sonna 24,48,65, 76, 77, 84,94, 95,108,114,126, 128,129,130,131 Skinner, B. 48,69,76,88,94,97,96,109,110,124,127, 128 131 132 Skinner, P. 2,39,44,78,96.97.101 124 129 Skinner, S. 60,77,84,95,114,129,130,132 Smart, K. 54 Smith, B. 48,49,69,88,89,92,122,126,127,131 Smith, C. 17,39 Smith, H. Smith, Kathy 60 Smith, Kerry 61,70,72,127 Smith, M. Smith, T. 60,61,70,80,81,83,92,99,127 Sproul, N. 39 64,83 92,130,131 Staten, L. 2,48,78,124,130 Steelman, C. 55,65,130 Still, M. 60 Stinnett, L. 39,114,126 Stinnett, M. 55,116 Switzer, W. 48,49,69,104,109,112,113,126,131,132 Talus, Mr. 14 Thompson, B. 48,129 Thompson, C. 60,61,72,128,130,133 Thompson, J. Thompson, M. 55,65,66,85,127,131 Thompson, T. 16,48,65 Thunnell, Mr. 8,69,88,112,113 Thunnell, R. 39 Tibbs, D. 39,69,112,113,120 Tirico, J. 61,70,77,78,88,95,111,127,129 Tirico, T. 25,48,69,77,95,96,101,103,126,129 Tucker, J. 61 Wagner, G. 55,132 Wagner, M. 1,39,72,104,132 Walker, Cindee 15, 39,42 Walker, Cristy 61 Walker, J. 40,69 Walston, G. 61,70.99,116 Warner, B. 55,90,i02,118 Warner, L. 48 Warrick, T. 100,128 Watt, D. 40 Watt, R. Weymouth, Miss 7,64. 84,114 Whale, S. 40,41,42,124,126,127,130,131 White, C. 55,65,67,130 White, G. 55,117 Whitmore, Janice Whitmore, Jess 128 Wiggins, Mr. 10,44,76,77.78.95.100 107,128 Wiggins, Mrs. 9,76,94,101,106,111, 129,133 Williams, C. 40,78,124 Williams, G. 12,48 Williams, Mrs. Williams, P. 2,40 Williams, S. 55 Wilson, C. 55,69 Wilson, 69,81,131 Wilson, P. 42,61,70,77,95,101,129 Winnett, K. 8,55,68,69, 91,98,106,116,131 Winnett, Mr. 19,68,69 Winnett, Mrs. 27 Wise, D. Wohlford, B. 61 Woodall, C. 50,64,84,86,118 Woodall, J. 61,130 Wyatt, T. 55,76 Wyllie, R. Wyllie, T. Young, C. 50,61,93,130 Young, K. 9,50,72 , 77,101,129,133 151 We would like to thank those who donated money for the production of this annual. Arco Mode O’ Day Clothes Closet Harmony Studio Wounded Buffalo ©Ibe $rint g Jjop Space 34, Mobile City John Day, Oregon 97845 Box 275 Phone: (503) 575-0339 152