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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1988 volume:

We the Yearbook staff present 1988 TABLE OF STUDENT LIFE 2-3 SENIORS 4-21 GRADUATION 22-24 FALL ACTIVITIES 25-41 football 26-31 volleyball 33-38 WINTER ACTIVITIES 42-64 boy’s basketball girls basketball 43-48 50 55 wrestling 56-61 CONTENTS SPRING ACTIVITIES 65-93 baseball 66-71 track 72-77 JUNIORS 93-97 SOPHOMORES 98-102 FRESHMEN 103407 FACULTY 108-111 SENIOR INDEX 113414 STUDENT INDEX 115-116 1 Vu ord AdamA Kalhy Andcnon Chrl6ty Allen Kelly AAhmead Hilary Coxier. Mindy AIten Ti any Boyer Kerry Camre if t SuAie Allen Angie Campbell Tia Cemazanu SENIORS 5 Snapshots Salutatorian Science JBf oF SEN I ports Education Speech Jokn ruLtesi SENIORS 8 ? j CoA Cfu.6mon Uand-c Fowled. JuJLie. Gizng i Scott Graham Todd Gnegony Jilt Hattan Cha teen Healy Rod HilJlxwd Tanya Hunt Sheila Keenan Kelly Kincaid Edith MooKe Gjleg Momen SENIORS 9 Mike Ma onhelmen Rachelle Lyon Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seni Semors eniors Seniors Seniors Seni Senior Seniors Seniors Seniors Senii SENIORS 11 CO 00 00 f—1 CO 00 00 Seniors Seniors An a Schm-t-tz SENIORS 12 Ttiavi.6 Smith. John Stinnett Keeli Va.nSc.hoio.ck BanbaAa Sutton Tony (JJiliiami Picture, Mot Available Tina dce on Vote MoA e SENIORS 13 Tnjoy Sava Richand T-OUco Mick WinfiAey Ronnie Bswokd Sho.ne SpeZl Rob Toney SENIOR CLASS FAVORITES Album: Motley Crew Rev. Hills Cop 2 Cl ”10”' OOK Ve Class: Weights Armstrong Magazine: Hot Rod Saying: If it feels good do it l Holiday: Christmas Car.- MUSTANG Movies: Bev. Hills Cop Top Gun Croc. Dundee Group: Whitesnake SENIORS 14 STANDOUTS ed m a . MOST KISSABLE: and Sheila Keenan MOST SPIRITED: and Best Dressed: Rachelle MOST ATHELETIC: CLASS MOOCH: Vernita Ediger Eric Robertson CLASS FLIRTS: LUSCIOUS LOOKS: Karen Clark Kelly Kincaid TEACHERS PET: Todd Vernita Ediger and MOST RADICAL: Ron Brooks and Wendy Shoberg and SENIORS 16 Mills Building Supply SENIORS 1 7 P.O. Box 10 John Day 575-1021 Really, I know what I'm doing! 0? Where's Lonnie? Hiiiiii Yaa! Wait!, I want a profile! Dream on, Corey 18 SENIORS Le Chevaux 710 S. Canyon Blvd. John Day 575-1804 SENIOR bottom right President: Ronnie Brooks bottom left Vice President: Scott Graham top right Secretary: Karen Clark top left Representative: Sheila Keenan top CLASS OFFICERS Garry Allen Logging P.0. Box 3 John Day 575-0147 Representative: Kerry Cavrse SENIORS 19 ♦ Chasteen and Kevin try their hand at 21, GRAD NIGHT Karen enjoys the snack bar. 0 PARTY Concentrating hard Kelly ?? Rob and Tia try-their luck at Craps. 20 SENIORS Forget-Me-Not Floral Shoppe 239 S. Canyon Blvd. John Day 575-1 I 15 Roll them again .. lucky. Taking a break. SENIORS 21 1988 CONGRATULATIONS 1988 1st Row (Top) Left to Right: John Stinnett, Corey Crismon, Bob Burnett, Rod Hillard, Eirik Petterson. 2nd Row: Patrick Seebart, Bill Gienger, Travis Smith, Scott Pitts, Lance Cook, John Fuller, Lance Robinson, Scott Graham, Eric Pace. 3rd Row: Nicki Winfrey, Doug Sand, Richard Tirico, Kelly Ashmead, Greg Mower, Dueford Adams, Shane Spell, Tony Williams. 4th Row: Todd Gregory, Robert Niles, David Claughton, Mike Masonhiemer, Eric Robertson, Kelly Kincaid, Ronnie Brooks, Rob Hansford, Dale Morse. 5th Row: Kathy Anderson, Tina Oleson, Keeli VanSchoiack, Julie Gienger, Mandi Fowler, Barbara Sutton, Angie Campbell. 6th Row: Tiffany Boyer, Tia Cernazanu, Edith Moore, Tanya Hunt. 7th Row: Sheila Keenan, Christy Allen, Cindy Dougharity, Mindy Allen, Karen Clark, Rachelle Lyons, Kerry Cawrse, Christina Partin, Anja Schmitz. 8th Row: Vernita Ediger, Hilary Carter, Jill Hattan, Chasteen Healy, Angie Farrell, Wendi Shoberg, Susanne Allen. 22 GRADUATION Arch of triumph GRADUATION 23 Co-Valedictorians: Vernita Ediger and Wendi Shoberg Salutatorian: Scott Graham MAY WE STRIVE FOR OUR GOALS AND NEVER LOSE SIGHT OF OUR DREAMS '87’DISTRICT CHAMPS 6-0 SEASON RECORD 11-1 VARSITY FOOTBALL Front Row;Jerry Williams,Todd Gregory,Doug Sands,Mike Masonheimer, Scott Graham,Dueford Adams,Kelly Ashmed I,Nicki Winfrey,Travis Smith, Bob Burnett,Manager Greg Mower,SECOND ROW;Ron Brooks,Keith Mulder, Billy Gienger,Cary Morris,Tony Lenz,Russ Reimers,Kelly Kincaid, Rob Toney,Lane Cook,Ben Brandt,CoachGoin,BACK ROW;Eric Robertson, Gale Davis,Stuart Hudson,Boone Sheets,Russ Young,Corey Crismon, Clint Berry,Bob McConnell,Jeff Wilcox,Gene Sheppard. The 19o7 arsity football team were the first team ever to go through the league season undefeated and the first team in 12 years to go on to state, and finish 3rd in the class A schools. I think we had a group of guys that were dedicated to the team, and played up to there playing ability, said Head Coach Max Goin. Also, one key was we had people come out this year that never came out before and helped us a great deal. Eric Robertson awaits for the ball to get a first down. 26 FOOTBALL emporium 635 West Main- John Day Oregon 575-1222 The Prospectors stop the play from Enterprise GRANT UNION HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SEASON RECORD 11-1 LEAGUE RECORD 6-0 Rob Toney defends the pass from being caught. sr ■ •? 4 If-' d% � 9 fT H , hmJr- vV W A GRANT UNION 28 WESTON-McEWEN 6 GRANT UNION 34 BURNS 14 GRANT UNION 38 ELGIN 13 GRANT UNION 22 PINE EAGLE 13 GRANT UNION 27 PIOLOT ROCK 7 GRANT UNION 20 ENTERPRISE 19 GRANT UNION 28 IMBLER 14 GRANT UNION 65 JOSEPH 13 GRANT UNION 42 UNION 6 STATE PLAYOFFS GRANT UNION 26 HEPPNER 0 GRANT UNION 15 DAYTON 6 GRANT UNION 12 REGIS 44 TOTAL 357 155 Dueford Adams breaks the school record with over 1600 Yarc s rushing in league season. Benson's Shoe Store 140 East Main John Day 575-1789 FOOTBALL 27 Jerry Williams returns the ball after an interception Russ Reimers kicks another extra point The Pros excited after receiving a touch down 28 FOOTBALL Prime Time Video 518 Canyon Blvd. John Day 575-2594 J.V. FOOTBALL JV FOOTBALL Front Row; Coach Gardner, Matt Carter, Brandon Schumacher, Steve Barott, Mike Woodbury, Mike Claughton, Rod Carpenter, Second Row; Coach Armstrong, Aaron Pryor, Kelly Hilmick, Chris Combs, Colby Spell, Bobby Frye, Adam Taylor, Ryan McClellan, Jake Taylor, Jason Kehrberg, Brian Carlisle, Cody Crismon, Greg Cherry, Third Row; J.D. Edwards, Gary Necodemus, Jeff Graham, Rob Gubser, Nathan Hensley, Jeff Graham throws a pass to his intended reicever. SCORE BOARD GRANT UNION 20 pine : EAGLE 14 GRANT UNION 46 BURNS 20 PINE EAGLE 26 GRANT UNION 6 LAKEVIEW 30 GRANT UNION 12 ENTERPRISE 26 GRANT UNION 12 VALE 12 GRANT UNION 8 LAPINE 14 GRANT UNION 0 GRANT UNION 23 UNION 6 Dreamers Lodge 144 Canyon Blvd. John Day 575-0526 FOOTBALL 29 The Prospectors go back to the offense after getting the ball back. Rob Gubser protects Jeff Graham while he looks for a reciever. John Day 575-1062 Rob Gubser gets the ball down field after attempting to get the first down. tjxtr The Prospectors are off to a quick start to get the first dovm. Grant Union kicks over Union ? ! ■AW AV«VAVVVVWWWVVVVVVVVVVWi The Prospectors stop Union near the 10 yard line. John Day Motor Co. 200 E. Main John Day 575-02 1 1 FOOTBALL 31 CHEER - LEADERS Dikta Reid, Wendy Kendall and Becky Gibson show their spirit. Top- Sheila Keenan Middle- Dawn Kreps Bottom- (L-R) Angie Campbell Mandi Fowler, Dikta Reid Jump Angie Jump. Mandi Fowler, accompanied Rapping Radio put on with Carla Reid. by cheerleaders. 32 FOOTBALL-CHEERLEADERS VARSITY VOLLEYBALL VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Back Row; Dovie Wood, Coach Roxie Mills, Wendi Shoberg, Brandi Rogers, Jill Hattan, Kerri Cawrse, Selena Kahalioumi, Front Row; ilolly Shoberg Laurie Wright, Guppy Clark, Jenny Brady, Jennifer Claire WWVWVWWWVVVWVVVVVVVW%AArfVVVVVWWWVVVWVWV AAAAAA WVWVVVVVSAAA VVVSAAAA VVWVYV A This years Volleyball team went 25-5 in the regular season, and were third in district. Coach Mills wishes she could have went on farther into the season. She also commented that she could not have asked for a better team and, it was a fantastic year. Gails Market P.0 Box 188 John Day 575-0266 VOLLEYBALL 33 Jenny sets up for the kill ! Outstanding Defence Player - Kerri Cawrse Hustler Award - Holly Shoberg Outstanding Offensive Player - Wendy Shoberg Outstanding Setter, Hitter - Jenny Brady Most Improved - Jennifer Claire Inspirational Player - Brandi Rogers Most Valuable - Wendy Shoberg 1st Team All League - Wendy Shoberg 2nd Team All League - Kerri Cawrse 34 VOLLEYBALL Malheur Lumber Co. Main Office P.0 Box 160 John Day 575-2054 J.V FROSH VOLLEYBALL JV VOLLEYBALL Back Row; Coach Karen Steinmetz, Brandi Rogers, Sharrie Kimes, Tina Parker, Jody Lino, Kristin Lyons, Jennifer Claire, Ginger Deford Manager, Front Row; Tiffany Simmons, Lisa Grubs, Dee Starbuck, Mandy Holliday. NAPA Box 250 John Day 575-1850 The team hudd-les tor some VOLffiYBALf87- 3 5 I Sharrie show l one of her power serves!1 FRESHMAN VOLLEYBALL Front Row; Coach Karen Steinmetz, Ainy Schatz, Jodi Guttu, Tina Geinger, Anja Schmitz, Jia Armstrong, Katie Kincaid , Heidi Stennett, Front Row; Tricia Holliday, Marnie Fell, Darcy Guttu, Shae Chase. Now that's a bump! Practicing for profection. 36 VOLLEYBALL Mike Negus Ins. 147 N. Canyon John Day 575-0419 Tills Unocal 76 VOLLEYBALL 37 HWY. 395 Canyon City 575-0237 Sharrie bumps the ball. Ji.a goes for the ball. Spike the ball!!! Marnie sets it up. Lisa Grubbs bumps the ball to even up the score. Getting ready for the game. 3 8 VOLLEYBALL Blue Mountain Ice HCR 56 Box 220 John Day 575-1945 Bump that ball. Service..! HOMECOMING COURT 1987 L to R Eirik Pettersen, Vernita Ediger, Angie Campbell, John Stinnett, Laurie Wright, Todd Thompson, Freddy Fell, Mandy Holliday, Jeff Graham, Andrea Brandt. Homecoming Queen Angie Campbell. And Other Activities... Kristin Lyons, Katy Garrison, Jodi Guttu, Kaoma Lopez, Leigh Lindley. Kim Keenan and Max Cole hows there class spirit. Acynthias Photo Art Box 540 John Day 575-1967 HOMECOMING 39 HOMECOMING Spirt Week 1987 Allen Contracting P.0 Box 190 John Day 575-1227 Homecoming Results Noise Parade:(50 pts.) Jrs. 50 Sophs. 48 Fresh. 42 Srs. 40 Class of 90 shows there spirit. Grant Union conquerors Imbler. HOMECOMING Spirt Week Continues Juniors march into the pep rally to support Grant Unions victory. Pep Rally:( 25 pts.) Sophs. 25 Jrs. 25 Fresh. 22 Srs. 22 Hall Decorations:(20 pts.) Jrs. 20 Sophs. 20 Srs. 20 Fresh. 20 Assembly:( 50 pts.) Jrs. 50 Sophs. 50 Srs. 48 Fresh. 30 Skit:( 20 pts.) Sophs. 20 Jrs. 20 Fresh. 17 Srs. 19 HOMECOMING 41 The Cut Above 342 West Main John Day 575-2607 VARSITY BASKETBALL VARSITY BASKETBALL BACK ROW l.TO R :ERIC ROBERTSON,TONY WILLIAMS,SCOTT GRAHAM, RUSS REIMERS,JOHN STINNETT,COACH COXIN. FRONT ROW R.TO.LSHANE SPELL,TODD THOMPSON,RON BROOKS,JERRY WILLIAMS, FREDDY FELL,NOT SHOWN TODD GREGORY. Grant County Fed. Credit Union 450 E. Main John Day 575-0264 BASKETBALL 43 Tony Williams puts the shot in for two. 44 BASKETBALL Majic Enterprise Electronic Repaii 508 Hillcrest John Day 575-1637 Hey you guys help me find my conact! says Scott Graham. fcS - Eric Robertson drives it in for the lay in. J.V. BASKETBALL J.V. Basketball From L. to R. Jd Edwards, Jeff Graham Jason Kehrberg, Rob Gubser, David Cernazanu, Coach Robertson, Jason Thorton, Matt Molnar Nathan Hensley, Bob McConnell, Matt Carter Jackson Oil P.0. Box 280 Canyon City 575-1348 BASKETBALL 45 N. I 0 Matt carter sets up the ofence for the prospectors. Prairie City 820-4666 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Freshman Basketball Fr°m L. to R. Coach Steinmeitz, Colby Spell, Gary Nicodemus, Mike Feiger managerlJeff ££.“ , Fra k McActh“- 4a'° Taylor Blue Mountain Ranchers Supply Inc. 209 W. 4th Prairie City 820-3337 BASKETBALL Jeff Graham tries to decide who to pass the ball to. Jason Kettrberg passes the ball to who? 48 BASKETBALL Len's Value-Rite 120 E. Main Joh Day 575-0629 BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Basketball cheerleaders From L. to R. Jonna Radinovich, Becky Gibson Wendy Kendall, Carla Reid, Shannon Holthouse BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS 49 Prairie Wood Products P.0. Box 386 Prairie City 820-3351 w VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL BACK ROW L.TO R.:KERRY CAWRSE MGR.,TINA PARKER,JILL HATTAN, BRANDI ROGERS,KARI GREGORY, DIKTA REID,HILARY CARTER,WENDI SHOBERG, COACH KAREN STEINMETZ. FRONT ROW L.TO R.:KRISTIN LYONS,JENNY BRADY,HOLLY SHOBERG, GUPPY CLARK. 50 G. BASKETBALL Guppy hit's PAY DIRT again! Wendy puts it in for two more. Malheur Lumber Co. Planer P.O. Box 160 John Day 575-2054 THIRD IN STATE! Kristin hit the free throw again. Tina hits two more. G.U. 59 Mt .Vernon 16 57 Culver 35 52 Regis 31 43 Lapine 39 64 Burns 53 61 Burns 34 57 Union 28 72 Elgin 37 52 Pine Eagle i 23 57 Wallowa 38 66 Enterprise ! 39 50 Imbeler 53 57 Joseph 29 60 Elgin 40 61 Pine Eagle ! 41 79 Wallowa 33 62 Enterprise - 43 58 Imbler 53 49 Joseph 30 89 Union 12 Play off 53 Imbler 39 District 64 Pine Eagle 00 District 4 1 Imbler 46 Regionals 58 Sherman County 41 Regionals 67 Weston McEwen 62 1st State 47 Amity 33 2nd State 38 Gerrvais 4 1 3rd State 62 Warrenton 44 KAREN gives another pep talk. u.s Bank G. BASKETBALL 51 129 N. Canyon Blvd. John Day 575-1530 J.V. GIRLS BASKETBALL J.V. GIRLS BASKETBALL BACK ROW L. TO R.: NANCY CAWRSE, KIM NEELY, SELENA KAHALIOUMI, DIKTA REID, GINGER DEFORD, KRISTIN LYONS. COACH DIANE MORRIS FRONT ROW L. TO R.: JODI GUTTU, DEBBIE GIBBONS, DEE STARBUCK, JENNIFER CLAIRE. 52 G. BASKETBALL Mary's Flower Basket 111 E. Main John Day 575-1123 Selena, Kim, and Dikta, await Jennifers next move. J.V. GIRLS BASKETBALL Grant Union 33 Burns 32 Grant Union ?.8 Dayville 34 Grant Union 40 Fossil 44 Grant Union 29 Burns 32 Grant Union 57 Union 20 Grant Union 56 Elgin 27 Grant Union 42 Pine Eagle 44 Grant Union 59 Wallowa 15 Grant Union 55 Enterprise 4 1 Grant Union 30 Long Creek 32 Grant Union 46 Imbler 31 Grant Union 66 Joseph 19 Grant Union 3 1 Long Creek 32 Grant Union 53 Elgin 16 Grant Union 37 Pine Eagle 39 Grant Union 65 Wallowa 20 Grant Union 44 Enterprise 39 Grant Union 38 Imbler 35 Grant Union 46 Joseph 20 Grant Union 67 Union 19 Selena shoots for two. Selena goes for the hoop. Shear Pleasure 133 West Main John Day 575-0636 53 FRESHMEN GIRLS BASKETBALL From L. to Right; Manager: Tara Murray, Michelle Zick, Stephanie Gates, Tina Geinger, Darcy Guttu, Heidi Stinnett, Tiffany Simmons, Coach: Gene Winnett, Bottom Row; Trisha Holliday, Shae Chase, Marnie Fell, Jenny Goodale. GU 32 Nyssa 31 33 Burns 22 48 Burns 25 27 Burns 21 25 Burns 29 27 Mt. Vernon 42 22 Monument 31 30 Mt. Vernon 23 33 Crane 34 26 Baker 33 29 Crane 26 39 Nyssa 22 54 G. BASKETBALL Sprouse Reitz 633 West Main John Day 575-0537 What a follow through! Tiffany Simmons— we bad, uh huh, we bad. Stephanie Gates— I can't believe I just did that. Les Schwab Tire G. BASKETBALL 5 5 551 West Mam John Day 575-1346 League and District Champions!! 56 WRESTLING Canyon Builders Supply 124 North Clark Canyon City 575-0171 WRESTLING WRESTLING BACK ROW L.TO R.;COACH MILLER,ROB TONEY,MIKE MASONHEIMER,DALE MORSE, RUSS YOUNG,BOB BURNETT,JEFF WILCOX,COREY CRISMON,CLINT BERRY, STORMY PARKER,COACH LEWIS. FRONT ROWL.TO R.:STUART HUDSON,TONY LENZ,CAL MULDER,LANCE COOK, LAYNE COOK,TROY WILLIAMS,CARY MORRIS. Dale sticks his opponent in a cradle. Strawberry Mtn. Reality WRESTLING 57 13 1 W. Main John Day 575-0723 Mike walks off the mat with another win. 58 WRESTLING Petrolane Gas Service 243 South Canyon John Day 575-1707 Coray raises his hand in victory. Western States Equipment 323 Canyon Blvd. John Day 575-1301 WRESTLING 59 Byron's Auto Repair Excavating 193 Ford Road John Day 575-0828 60 WRESTLING Cary John Morris placed Lance Cook placed 3rd 3rd at District. at District. Corey Crismon placed 2nd at district and wrestled at state. Grant Union receives their district Championship Trophy. Dale Morse placed 2nd at District and wrestled at state. Stuart placed 3rd at District. Troy Williams placed 3rd at District. Clint Berry placed 5th at district. Russ Young placed 2nd at district and wrestled at state. LEAGUE CHAMPIONS '87-'88 G.U. 39 UNION 15 G.U. 48 ELGIN 21 G.U. 48 WALLOWA 18 G.U. 46 PINE EAGLE 16 G.U. 56 IMBLER 0 G.U. 34 ENTERPRISE 24 G.U. 36 JOSEPH 31 Tony Lenz placed 1st at District, and 2nd at State. Bob placed 2nd at District and wrestled at state. Jeff Wilcox was 2nd in District, and wrestled at State. Lance Cook - Most Dedicated Tony Lenz - Most Valuable - Most Pins Jeff Wilcox - Most Improved Bob Burnett - Most Courageous Stuart Hudson - Rookie of the Year This years wrestling squad preformed to their maximum skill level with a dedi- cated effort to win both league and district championships. The overall attitude was one of giving 100% not only for individual mat- ches but the total team performance, accor- ding to coach Bill Lewis. The coaches are very happy with the wrestling teams trophy. WRESTLING 61 DISTRICT CHAMPIONS '87-'88 GRANT UNION 167 ENTERPRISE 138% ELGIN 113 JOSEPH 103 UNION 70 WALLOWA 65 PINE EAGLE 59 IMBLER 50 CRANE 12 Leathers Oil Co. 603 West Main John Day 575-114 I Back Row: Dusti Walker, Jodi Lino, Kandy Cook, Chasteen ftealy, Lisa Farrell Sheila Keenan. Middle Row: Mikaela Spell, Aprille Lewis, Janet Ifensley. Front Row: Kim Keenan, Mary Thompson. GOLD DUST DANCERS It's a BIRD! It's a PLANE! It' s the ... GOLD DUST DANCERS!!! Dusti goes for the gusto!!! 62 DANCE TEAM DANCE TEAM 63 Gold Dust Dancers at state Basketball 64 DANCE TEAM VARSITY BASEBALL Top Row: Mike Masonheimer, Kelly Kincaid, Todd Gregory, Scott Graham, Eric Robertson, Jerry Williams, Thomas Cross. Middle Row: Russ Young, Rob Toney, Bob McConnell, Ronnie Brooks, Jason Thornton, Freddy Fell, Stuart Hudson. Bottom Row: (statiticians) Brandi Rogers, Dee Starbuck, Guppy Clark, Wendi Shoberg. Varsity Baseball Stats. 11 Corbett 1 8 Scio 4 6 Pilot Rock 12 15 Union 12 2 Burns 8 1 Burns 10 9 Pine Eagle 10 10 Pine Eagle 1 15 Madras 5 G.U. 7 Adrian 0 13 Adrian 3 I I Vale 0 19 Vale 4 16 Crane 0 31 Crane I 14 Vale 3 29 Vale 2 16 Prairie City I 16 Prairie City 6 G.U. 7 Mt. Vernon 5 15 Mt. Vernon 5 8 Elgin 5 9 Elgin 2 2 Union 5 6 Elgin 4 State Play Offs G.U. 12 Wahtonka 4 6 Will am i na 3 8 Regis 3 1 Pilot Rock 9 2nd in State 66 BASEBALL BASEBALL 67 Mike Masonheimer struts back behind the plate. Stuart Hudson walks back to the mound after a successful pitch. Ronnie Brooks watches the ball go by as the umpire calls it a ball. 68 BASEBALL First Row: Nathan Hensley, Mike Feiger, Gary Nicodemus, Jaton Kehrberg, Max Cole Matt Molnar, Greg Cherry, Jeff Graham Second Row: Chris Combs, JD Edwards, Matt Carter, Aaron Pryor, Ben Brandt, Rob Gubser, Marcelo Alcure, Andy Funderburg, Statisticians: Shae Chase, Rebecca Miller, Tricia Holiday, Marni tell. G.U. stats. 11 Mt. Vernon 7 5 Mt. Vernon 0 9 Mt. Vernon 14 5 Mt. Vernon 17 2 Burns 12 0 Burns 6 21 Vale 2 25 Vale 1 12 Elgin 6 14 Elgin 1 10 Nyssa 9 16 Wheeler County 2 1 Wheeler County 2 • 25 Pine Eagle 1 10 Pine Eagle 12 8 Baker 18 4 Baker 8 9 Burnt River 4 4 Burnt River 3 9 Burns 7 5 Burns 6 13 Pine Eagle 1 13 Pine Eagle 1 3 Baker 6 8 Baker 4 9 Prairie City 2 BASEBALL 69 IN Coach Steinmetz contemplates another play. STRIIIIIIIIIKE!!!! Perfect Form Another exciting game. 70 BASEBALL Hurry up, we get to bat now! Matt Molnar «vaita hia fate. BASEBALL 71 Back Left to Right: Scott Pitts, Lance Cook, John Stinnett, Jamin Yiarte, Frank Me Arthur, Wayne Johnston, Travis Smith, Anja Schmitz, Kandy Cook, Heidi Stennett, Stephanie Gates. Middle Left to Right: Jeff Coombs, Clint Berry, Shane Spell, Holly Shoberg, Sellena Kahalioumi, Hilary Carter, Kari Stinnett, Andrea Brandt, Colby Spell, Jeremy Adair, Derik Martin. Bottom Left to Right: Vernita Edfger, Tanya Me Arthur, Rod Carpenter, Laurie Wright, Manager, Kerry Bruch, Meikala Spell, Darcy Guttu, Stormy Park � -. 72 TRACK TRACK Only G.U. can keep up .vith G.U. somebody's feet stink ! TRACK 73 74 TRACK l •• I can't believe X'm doing this Grrrrr TRACK 75 outstanding achievements FOOTBALL League Champions, State Semi-finalists GIRLS BASKETBALL 2nd in District 3rd in State League Champions BOYS BASKETBALL 1st in District 5th in State League Champions VOLLEYBALL 2nd in League 3rd in District WRESTLING League Champions District Champions 10th in State BASEBALL 2nd in League 2nd in State Tod Wright won an Art Scholarship for two weeks in Colorado Springs. He was one of 24 selected out of 24 states. ____________ Ben Brandt took 4th in the 1st annual History Trivia. F.B.L.A. Individuals Edith Moore: Chapter Secretary F.B.L.A. Member of the month (Dec.-Jan.). Attended full Leadership Conference. 3rd at District in Advanced Keyboarding. 9th at District in Electronic Calculator. Attended State Leadership Conference. Competed in Advanced Keyboarding. Received Bronze Merit Award. Received Silver Merit Award. Received Speakers Bureau Award. Voting Delegate at State. Croup Received March of Dimes Award at State. Received Equal Membership Award at State. Locally Instigated a Emergency Family Assistance Program. Vernita L Ediger Nyssa Science Expo, Place Winner Junior Academy of Science P.S.U. First in her division Northwest Science Expo P.S.U. Third in Zoology Division First in Use of Metrics Second in World of Water Science and Humanities Symposium O.S.U. First Place Selected to Present in National Competition National Junior Science High School Research Symposium, Gainsville Florida Second in Biology Division 76 outstanding achievements 87’88 GIRLS BASKETBALL: 1st Team All State- Uendi Shoberg 2nd Team Ail State- Brandi Rogers District All Star- Uendi Shoberg and Holly Shoberg 1st Team All League- Uendi Shoberg and Brandi Rogers 2nd Team All League- Holly Shoberg VOLLEYBALL; League All Stars Uendi Shoberg Kerry Cavrse District All Stars Uendi Shoberg Jenny Brady BOYS BASKETBALL 1st Team Ail League- Tony Uilliams and Todd Gregory 2nd Team All League- Fred Fell and Eric Robertson 2nd Team All State- Tony Uilliams 1. 7 1 Keith Mulder placed first in the Pacific Automotive Show. Competitors were from all of Eastern Oregon and Western Idaho high schools. FOOTBALL: Dueford Adams-Broke the school record in rushing. Brie Robertson-Shrine all Stars VRESTtfMG Dale Morris 2nd in District Tony Lena 1st in District Bob Burnett 2nd in District Russ Young 2nd in District Corey Crismon 2nd in District Jeff Wilcox 2nd in District Tony Lena 2nd in State outstanding achievements 77 Before After I wonder what Tony's up to this time? Look out below!! SCIENCE OLYMPICS Bridges aren't always the same. 78 Science Six simple machine's. Grant-Wheeler Science Olypics The Grant-Wheeler Science Olympics is an annual event which takes place in early spring at Grant Union High School. It is put on by science teachers from those two counties who meet several times during the school year to plan and organize the event. Reasons for having the Science Olympics include the following: l)to increase student interest in science, 2) to provide for inter- school competition in academics, and 3) to show students that science can be fun. Events are quite varied, ranging from an individual written activity where students demonstrate their knowledge of a particular subject, to a team activity in which the members try to keep their heart rate down as they carry a load through an obstacle course. The 1988 Science Olypics was held on April 8. Eight high schools in the two-county area traveled to John Day for the event. Grant Union had nearly fifty students participating, led by the Freshman, who had 33% of their class taking part. However, Monument High School was highly organized and came with a deter- mination to win. They not only had participants in every event, but did quite well in most events. The order of finishes was Monument, Wheeler, and Grant Union. SCIENCE OLYMPICS Science 79 JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM 80 PROM As we dance the night away, under the CITY LIGHTS. 'CITY , LIGHTS Your doing WHAT after Prom ?!! Mandi explains once again why she's wearing a tux. Kaoma that's DISGUSTING (HA) (HA) !! I think I'm gonna be sick! You mean you want us to smile 9 AGAIN ... PROM 81 Shannon Holthouse Rob Toney GUHS PROM Sheila Keenan Russ Young Karen Clark Bob McConnell Rachelle Lyons Jerry Williams Nancy Cawrse Ron Brooks Kerri Cawrse Stuart Hudsoi 82 PROM Wendi Shoberg Russ Riemers PROM 1987 1988 QUEEN KING Jenny Brady Mike Masonheimer Brandy Rogers Tony Williams Samantha Salvino Scott Graham Kerri Cawrse Tony Williams PROM 83 Tricia and Shae show their enthusiasm for Physical Science. CP National 245 South Canyon Blvd. John Day 575-0161 CLASSES 85 ORGANIZATIONS 86 ORGANIZATIONS Top Row: Edith Moore, Shawn Boethin, John Stinnett, Kelly Helmick, Todd Gregory, Greg Mower. Middle Row: Nancy Bruch, Travis Smith, Dale Morse, Tina Oleson, Anja Schmidt, Vernita Ediger. Bottom Row: Shane Spell, Karn Clark, Wendi Shoberg, Randy Holloway, Marlin Robinson. The Gold Digger Staffs goals are to: Cover school news and stories in the community that are relevant to students. Produce a quality (attractive, error-free) newspaper every three weeks during the school year. Learn the importance of Mass Media in today's society. The students have worked hard to meet the challenge of producing a paper, while learning the fundamentals of journalism, says Mrs. Bruch. It is also our hope to have field days to make us aware of things happening in our state, such as Press Day at Oregon State.” The requirements to be on the Gold Digger Staff areskill and interest in writing, willingness to stay after school to cover s.ories, and be able to do a newspaper layout. Mosiers Home Furnishings 101 E. Main John Day 575-0649 Yearbook is a class that re- quires dedication and a will- ingness to work independantly on sections to be put together with others to complete the whole book. The ultimate goal is to pro- duce the best yearbok poss- ible, but still have fun. Not in Picture: Lisa Farrell Top Row: Bill Lewis, Rob Toney, Wayne Johnston, Pat Seebart, David Nelson. Middle Row: Sharrie Kimes, Christeen Mitchell, Corey Crismon, Dovie Wood. Bottom Row: Sharon Claughton, Amy Roberts, Jill Hattan. Ski ClubTs goal was to encourage those interested in snow skiing to join together and plan outings as often as they possibly could. Top Row: Kelly Kincaid, Tina Parker, Jennifer Claire, Mandy Holliday, Kaoma Lopez, Jodi Lino, Matt Carter, Wayne John- ston, Vernita Ediger, Russ Reid. Middle Row: Mike Masonheimer, Cary Morris, Rod Hilard, Jonna Radinovich, Bob Burnett, Hilary Carter, Anja Schmidt, Cheryl Berry. Bottom Row: Karen Clark, Clint Berry,Nancy Cawrse, Dee Starbuck, Shannon Holthouse, Guppy Clark. Prairie Drug And Hallmark 124 Front St. Prairie City 820-3739 The requirements to be in FBLA are to be in any business related class and pay $7.00 in dues. Their goals are: develop competent, aggressive business leader- ship. Strengthen the confidence of students in themselves and in their work. Create more interest in and understanding of American business enterprise. Encourage menbers in the development of individual pro- jects which contribute to the improvement of home, business, and community. Develop character, pre- pare for useful citizenship and foster patriotism. Encourage and practice efficient money management. Encourage scholarship and promote school loyalty. Assist students in the establishment of occupational goals. Facilitate the trans- ition from school to work. Top Row: Amy Gardner, Holly Shoberg, Katie Kincaid, Kathy Anderson, Dodie Lewis, Robert Niles. Middle Row: Edith Moore, Brandi Rogers, Todd Thompson, Becky Gibson, Hilary Carter, Barbara Sutton, Jeanette Hueckman. Bottom Row: Dee Starbuck, Sheila Keenan, Kim Neely, Guppy Clark, Vernita Ediger. ORGANIZATIONS 87 Floor: Dikta Reid, Bob Burnett, Corey Criamon. Bottom tov: Jerry Williams, Serita Barrietua, Aprille Lewis, Janet Hensley, Sheila Keenan, Chasteen Healy, Jill Hattan, Karen Clark, Jason Thornton, Tory Williams, Jenny Brady, Jennifer Claire, Tina Parker, Kerry Cawrse, Ronnie Brooks, Dale Morse, Kim Keenan. Middle Row: Russ Reimers, Todd Thompson, Shannon Holthouse, Dusti Walker, Cary Morris, Laurie Wright, Wendi Kendall, Tanya McArthur, Brandi Rogers, Hilary Carter, Guppy Clark, Vernita Ediger, Holly Sho- berg, Kristin Lyons, Dovie Wood, Kari Gregory, Robert Niles, Dueford Adams, Rachelle Lyons, Doug Sands , Christi Partin. Top Row: W ndi Shoberg, Scott Graham, Rob Tony, Clint Berry, Nicky Winfrey, Dawn Kreps, Becky Gibson, Todd Gregory, Ben Brandt, Kelly Kincaid, Jeff Wilcox, Layne Cook, Jamin YriartejEdith Moore, Kathy Anderson. Top Cluster: Russ Young, Tony Lens, Stuart Hudson, Selena Kahalioumi, Dodie Lewis, Jonna Radinovich, Shane Spell, John Stinnett, Eric Robertson. Hanging: Mike Masonheimer. Behind Mike: ??? The only requirement for lettermans club is to have a varsity letter. Top Row: Corey Crismon, Todd Gregory , Scott Pitts, John Stinnett, Travis Smith, Shane Spell, Robert Niles, Edith Moore, Kathy Anderson. Middle Row: Nicky Winfrey, Wendi Shoberg, Scott Graham, Rob Toney, Hilary Carter, Vernita Ediger, Dueford Adams, Rachelle Lyons, Doug Sand. Bottom Row: Karen Clark, Sheila Keenan, Jill Hattan, Chasteen Healy, Kerry Cawrse, Christi Partin. Floor: Eric Robertson, Kelly Kincaid, Bob Burnett, Mike Masonheimer, Ronnie Brooks, Dale Morse. Senior lettermans club is the same as lettermans club,except, you have to be a Senior with a varsity letter. 88 ORGANIZATIONS John Day Sunset Inn Motel 390 W. Main John Day 575-1462 The Bands goals are: Strive for improvement Build a larger band to maintain a musical outlet for students. Their Achievements are: They played at all home football and basketball games, Christmas Concert Spring Concert The requirement to be in Band is the ability to play a band instrument. The Choirs achievements are: Sent representatives to honor choir in Bend. Sing for the Boys Girls state dinner in the fall. Their goals are: Christmas Concert Sing at Graduation Go to EOSSMA Choir Festival Spring Concert From left to right: Jennifer Anderson, Katrina Weaver, Marlin Robinson, Sharrie Kimes, Tiffany Springer, Christeen Mitchell, David Johnson, Merna Nebeker, Jonna Radinovich, Tammy Grey, Dawn Foster, Larry Fulmer, Echo Deputy, Randy Holloway, Monte Mooney, Darcy Guttu, Kari Stinnett, Eric Pace. Back Row: David Johnson, Colby Spell, Steve Barott, Frank McArthur, Jake Taylor, Matt Molnar. Front Row: Kari Bruch, Shae Chase, Darcy Guttu. Feely, Cheever, and O'Connor 405 West Main John Day 575-0128 ORGANIZATIONS 89 Top Row: Serita Barrietua.Aprille Lewis, Janet Hensley, Kaoma Lopez, Mandy Holliday, Dusti Walker, Ben Brandt, Jodi Lino, Layne Cook, Dodie Lewis, Tanya Hunt. Middle Row: Michelle Smith, Holly Shoberg, Selena Kahalioumi, Dovie Wood, Becky Gibson, Guppy Clark, Brandi Rogers, Dikta Reid. Bottom Row: Kari Gregory, Carla Reid, Kim Neely, Wendy Kendall, Laurie Wright, Nancy Cawrse, Dawn Kreps. The requirements to be on Pep Club are: Assist Cheerleaders with poster making, locker decorations, etc. Pay $2.00 dues. Pep Club helps promote and increase school spirit and to support the athletic teams. School spirit and support has really increased, however we really need group commitment and willingness. Top Row: Richard Neafie, Todd Gregory, Dodie Lewis, Travis Smith, Shane Spell, John Stinnett, Roger Ediger. Middle Row: Tanya McArthur, Brandi Rogers, Hilary Carter, Guppy Clark, Vernita Ediger. Bottom Row: Karen Clark, Jason Thornton, Troy Williams. Science Club is an organization for those people who are Juniors or Seniors and are in there third year of Science. The goals of Science Club are to take a trip in Oregon to invest- igate first hand some kind of Science phenomenon, and do some type of Community Service Project. They fund part of their outings by sponsoring school dances and hoop shoot concests during Basket- ball season. 90 ORGANIZATIONS Land Title Co. 103 West Main John Day 575-1529 Student Council's achievement is: They ran a successful Homecoming Week, which included making special arrange- ments for the Bonfire. The Student Council consists of all Student Body officers and class officers. They are pick- ed each year by a system of votes. Each person who would like to be a Student Body officer writes up a speech and presents it to the student body which afterwards votes on whos speech, leadership, and character they like best. Class officers are elected each year by each class. Top Row: Dale Morse, Ronnie Brooks, Wendi Shoberg. Middle Row: Dee Starbuck, Holly Shoberg, Tina Parker, Mandi Holliday, Tiffany Simmons, Shae Chase, Colby Spell, Todd Thompson. Bottom Row: Sheila Keenan, Tony Lenz, Stuart Hudson, Jeff Wilcox, Jodi Lino. . Pioneer Red. S L 150 West Main John Day 575-0257 Requirements to be on National Honor Society are: Have a 3.5 GPA Service to Community and School. Demonstrate leadership Have desirable qualities of character. This years Community and School Service Project is to assist the Natural Helper Program, and start a Youth Activity Center. Top Row: Tanya McArthur, Brandi Rogers, Guppy Clark, Amy Gardner, Christi Parton, Shane Spell, Mike Cosgrove. Middle Row: Clint Berry, Jerry Williams, Todd Thompson, Holly Shoberg, Troy Will- iams, David Standley, Matt Carter. Bottom Row: Scott Graham, Wendi Shoberg, Dale Morse, Vernita Ediger. ORGANIZATIONS 91 IN MEMORY OF TROY SOWA If you ever went up to Troy's house, and noticed that his motorcycle wasn't there, you knew that there was no sense in going up to the door because he was up on the mountain riding. Riding motorcycles and being outdoors was a way of doing two of his favorite things at once. Canyon Mountain was one of Troy's favorite places to be. Troy loved all of this, but his family was still the most important thing to him. When we lost'Troy we lost a great person, and a great friend. He will be deeply missed. ELK Heard him take his running in the wood and hooves strike winter from a buried bell; where long branches hung with ice six antlers sprang; before the moon another six, and held against a single fir he stood, legs to cold again, and fled, his keen cloved feet afire, his head twelve-tined like a running year Poem by Robert Krieger 92 MEMORIAL o JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUN r 4 Jennifer Brady Ben Brandt Erica Bygness m Clay Cameron PS O HH o y Thomas Cross r 4 Gale Davis Echo Deputy April Ducoing GO cd Nancy Cav rse Guppy Clark Sharon Claughton Layne Cook Becky Gibson Todd Guess Charlie'Hahn Holly Helmick Gold Town Pizza 155 West Main John Day 575-0250 PS o Tom Hensley Shannon Holthouse Stuart Hudson Wayne Johnston l”S 94 JUNIORS IORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSg Selena Kahalioumi Wendy Kendall Sharrie Kimes Dawn Kreps Christeen Mitchell Marty Miller Bob McConnell Tanya McArthur Kelly Larkin Tony Lenz Dodie Lewis Jodi Lino Monte Mooney Cary Morris Keith Mulder Kim Neely David Nelson Bryan Niles Steve Pappas Katie Pike a I—I o w co JUNIORS 95 John Day Video Shoppe 519 West Main John Day 575-1387 O JUNIORSJUNIORS JUNIORS JUN ——Jonna Radinovicl H-d ikta Reid Russell Reimers larlin Robinson O I—I £ Todd Thompson Shawn Taylor - Kari Stinnett David Standley m Brandlyn Rogers Samantha Salvin Thomas Smith Travis Smith Jason Thornton Katrina Weaver Sheila Welter Jeff Wilcox Pi Dovie Wood Troy Williams Jerry Williams ' Ne juniors ,Chris Wilhite Main Stop Mini Market 100 East Main John Day 575-0327 ORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS § Laurie Wright Tod Wright Russ Young Jamin Yriarte Dovie and Jenny� as usual are lost in the world of LOVE! Shannon Zick uaj F V Have you got the spirit? The Juniors do! JUNIORS 97 BEVS MODE 0 DAY 131 East Main-John Day Oregon 575-1305 Sophomores Candids Grades Awards T7 Jennifer Anderson Chris Ankenman Jia Armstrong Steve Barott Serita Barrietua Fred Fell wonders what the _ is crawling on his desk: Michelle Smith watches closely as she types. Clint Berry Shawn Boethin Julie Browning Tom Busby Brian Carlisle o CD r-h CD Rod Carpenter Matt Carter David Cernazanu Lighthouse 141 E. Main John Day 575-1620 Greg Cherry Jennifer Claire 03 SOPHOMORES 99 1990 Baseball Sophomores Boy’s Drive Max Cole Cody Crismon Jerry Dedmon Ginger DeFord Justin Deming Melinda DuCoing Lisa Farrell Mike Feiger Fred Fell Amy Gardner Kaoma Lopez, Mandi Holliday, Tina Parker, Rhonda Sykes, Katrina Weaver, and Debbie Gibbons wonder what to do on a Saturday night in John Day! X! £ zn rs o 43 Katy Garrison Stephanie Gates Debbie Gibbons Kari Gregory Lisa Grubbs 100 SOPHOMORES Gardner Enterprises 195 N.E. 2nd Ave. John Day 575-1410 Katie Kincaid Audra Kulis Rondi Lambeth Aprille Lewis Kaoma Lopez Jennifer Claire wonders who the guy next to her is? Mandi Holliday shows her school spirit! Kristin Lyons Ryan McClellan Cal Mulder Chesters Thriftway 631 West Main John Day 575-1899 Elena Negus Troy Osborn SOPHOMORES 101 Choir Faces Spirit Week Sophomores Jodi Guttu Janet Hensley Nathan Hensley Mandy Holliday Kim Keenan Football Champions Activity Summer Yearbook Staff Volleyball Golf Girl’s Tina Parker Carla Reid Amy Roberts Tom Schaefer Boone Sheets a o o bJD r-H B o Jenny Sullivan Holly Shoberg mam Kristi Swan Jim Smith Adam Taylor V 7 Dusti Walker Greg Wisdom Leigh Lindley PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE: Clinton Coalwell Ron Hazelton Michelle Milliard Robert Young Steve Wright Michelle Zick Ql0 2 SOPHOMORES Poliak's Stationary 135 West Main John Day 575-1685 West Highway-John Day Oregon 575-2070 w £ Bryon Bailey Mari Ba rrett Andrea Brandt Kerry Bruch Jason Burns Jenny Bygness shae Chase Joe Claughton . Mike Ciaughton Kandy Coolc Hurry, look and see if Mr. Ediger is coming! 104 FRESHMEN The Bike Rack 521 West Main 575-Bike Chris Combs Jeff Coombs Andrea Durham J.D. Edwards Marnie Fell Amy and Andrea seem to have different opinions about weights. RESHMEN FRESHMENFRESHME z Dawn Foster Tina Gienger Lincoln Glimpse jenny Goodale jeff Graham Rob Gubser Darcy Guttu Michele Hahn Dawnya Hasher Kelly Helmick Tricia Holliday Jeff Hopf Jason Kehrberg Frank McArthur Rebecca Miller I Stay cool man, my girlfriend is watching! TAN -N- TONE FRESHMEN 105 741 West Main-John Day Oregon 575-2841 Aaron Pryor Amy Schatz Brandon Schumacher Tiffany Simmons Tina Smith CO Tara Murray Gary Nicodemus Stormy Parker Jeremy Pearson Jason Pendarvis Mikaela Spell Heidi Stenneft Rhonda Sykes Jason Taulbee Jeff Graham busted once again. Tiffany Simmons poses for the camera! 106 FRESHMAN JOHN DAY LUMBER CO. P.O. Box 280-John Day Oregon 575-0581 BROOKS VALLEY PACKING P.0. Box 447 -John Day Oregon 575-14 14 FRESHMAN 107 rreshman class in there homecoming skit, Gilligans Island . Colby Spell contemplates lifting. Who hud'dles together muddles together Mr. Carl Lino Principal FACULTY Mr. Dean Nodirte Superintentent Q,.. Mrs. Cheryl Berry Secretary Mrs. Mary Holladay Secretary Mrs.Kathy Stradley English, Spanish 108 FACULTY Western Motel John Day Reality 711 W.Main John Day 575-1821 Mr. Russ Reid Metalshop, Mechanics Mr. David Johnson Music I me Jm+m Mr. Larry Mathews Woodshop, Drafting Mrs. Jeanette Heuckman Business Miss. Lori Mason Homemaking Mr. Bill Lewis Art, Yearbook Not Pictured Cafeteria Staff: Rob Toney Katy Pike David Cernazanu Judy Hudson Ginger Twiet Custodian: Dale Welter Wilson Rowell Forest Products Inc. P.0 Box 247 John Day 575-0398 FACULTY 109 Mr. Roger Ediger Science Mr. Richard Neafie Science Mr. Mike Cosgrove Counselor 110 FACULTY Mr. Maurice Kimball Math Mr. Matt Jones Math Mr. Don Jones Citizenship, Global Studies Mr. Chris Labhart U.S. History, Economics Blue Mountain TV Cable Mt. Vernon 932-4613 I Mrs. Leslie Boggs Study Lab . A Mrs. Linda Newcomb Study Lab Cronin Hydes FACULTY 111 24 1 East Main John Day 575-0821 We the yearbook staff have strived through the year to achieve our goals; by keeping the cost down and giving the consumer a quality annual. We have tried to maintain high standards and meet deadlines. The yearbook staff started with seventeen greenhorns and ended with twelve experienced yearbook staffers who found dedication and perseverance pays off. As editor I found that dedication was necessary for me as I had to begin my duties mid-way through the year. Thanks for your support staff. We hope that you the consumer enjoy and treasure this book for a long time to come. We would also like to thank the .advertiser for supporting us through out the year. Jxxj SENI' IND DUEFORD ADAMS: Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Basket-, ball 1,2. MINDY ALLEN: JV Cheer leader 1,3; Yearbook 2; Ski Club 3;FBLA 3 SUSIE ALLEN: Track Manger 1,2,3,4; FBLA 2,3,4; Pep club 2; Yearbook 3,4; Letter- man 3,4. KATHLEEN ANDERSON: FBLA; Transfered from Montana: JV Vollyball 2,3; Speech Drama 1,2,3; Prom committee 3; Speech Drama Historian 3; Tennis 2,3. KELLY ASHMEAD: Wrestling 3,4;Football 4. RONNIE BROOKS: Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2.3 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Coass V.P 2,3; Class Pres.4; Pep Club 4; Ski Club 4. ROBERT BURNETT: Wrestling 1 ,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Football •4; Ski club 3,4; Letter fnans Club 2,3,4. ANGELA CAMPBELL: Gymn- astic team 1; Pep Club 4; Cheerleader 4; Dance Team 3; Home- coming Queen 4. 0 R E X HILARY CARTER: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4; Pep Club 3; Science Club 3,4 Ski Club 2,3,4; FBLA 3,4; Senior Letterman 4; Lettermans Club 3,4; Girls State 3. KERRY CAWRSE: volleyball 1, 2,3,4;Pep Club 4: Cheerleader 1; Student council 1,2,3,4. t.'AREN CLARK: Basketball 1,2 3,4; Pep Club 2,4; Honor Roll • 2,3,4; Lettermans Club 3,4; Track 1,2; Class Sue. 1,4; Homecoming Princess 2; Class VP 2; Prom Court 3; Academic letter 3; Honorable Mention 3; Gold Digger Staff 4; Science Club 3,4; Academic All-American 3; Who's Who in America 3; girls State 3; society of Destinguished American H.S. Students 3. DAVID CLAUGHTON: Baseball 3,4 LANCE COOK: Football 1; Wrestling 1,3,4; Track 1,3,4; Letterman 1,3,4; music Man 3, ' i Ski Club 3,4; Play 1,3,4; AHS FLORIDA (SOPHOMORE) Wrestling 2; Track 2. 'COREY CRISMON: Football2,4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Yearbook 4; Ski Club 3; Lettermans Club 2,3,4; -Transfer from La Grand H.S Tennis 1; Football 1; Wrestl- ing 1 . CINDY DOUGiiARITY: volly- ’ball 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2 , ?eP 9lul 1,2,3,4; Rodeo Cluh. 1,2,5,4; Ski Club 2,3,4; -round flog court 1. YERNITA EDIGER: Track 1,2,3,4; FBLA 2,3,4; PuS Club 1,2,3; Gold Digger 3,4; Lettermans olu.i 1,2,3,4; Science Club 4 High Honors 1,2,3,4; Girls State 3: Host Inspirationi Bronze award; 5th place District 300Q; First place at District PBLA in inupfo- raptu speaking; Speaders Bure-H •. Award; Silver Award Malheur Lumber Co. Sawmill West Highway John Day 575-2054 ANGIE FARRELL Volleybaall 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Pep Club • 2,3,4. MANDI FOWLER: Dance Team 1,2,3; Cheerleader 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Ski Club 3; Choir 2,3; Lettermans Club 2,3,4. JOHN FULLER: Student. J.R. GIBBONS: Student. BILL GIENGER: Football lk 2,3,4; Wrestling 1; Base ball 1,2. JULIE GIENGER: Basketball i 1; Pep Club 1,2; Yearbook 3; Ski Club 3. SCOTT GRAHAM: Football 1 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Student council 1,2; President of Class 1,2; Letterman’s Club 1,2,3,4 Yearbook 2; Math Club 1; Class Rep. 3; Prom Court 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Sr. Class Vice Pres.; Transfered From Prospect. TODD GREGORY: Baseball 1,2,4; Football 1,2,3,4 Track 3; Gold Digger 2, 3,4; Coaches Award for I Basketball3; Outstanding Sophomore for Football 2; Most Improved for Basketball 2. JILL HATTAN: Vollyball 1,2,3 ,4 Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Baseball Statis- tician 1; Pep Club 1,2; Lettermans Club 2,3,4; I Oregon Girls State 3; Yearbook 4; MVP JV. Vollyball . _ 113 CHASTKEN HEALY: Basketball 1,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,; Pep Club 1,2; Ski Club 1; Lettermans Club 2,3,4; Homecoming Princess 1; Representative lv2; ROD HILLIARD: Football I: Baseball 1; Wrestling 1,2, 3; Science Olympics 1,2: Trouble Shooter Mechanics Contest 4. TANYA HUNT: Choir 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; SHEILA KEENAN: Pep Club 1,2 Dance Team 2,3; Ski Club 3; FBLA 4; Prom Court 3. KELLY KINCAID: Ski Club 3; Football 3; Basketball 1; Wrestling 1; Baseball 3; Racquetball 1; Transferee! from La Grande. « RACHELLE LYONS: Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2 Vollyball 2; Varsity Basketball Cheerleader 3; Ski Club 4; Student Council 2,3. MIKE MASONHEIMER: Football 2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Ski Club 2,3,4; Lettermans Club 2, 3,4; Transfered from Stansield: Freshman Foot- ball 1; Basketball 1; Baseball 1. EDITH MOORE: Track 1,2; FBLA 2,3,4; FBLA Sec. 4; JV Basketball Statistician 2; V Girls Basketball statistician 2; Yearbook 3: Girls State 2; Gold D'iggfr Staf£• DALE MORSE: wrestling 1,2 j,4; Baseball 1; Letter- mans Club 3; Honor Society 2,3,4; Student Body V.P 4; School Paper lx . 114 GREG MOWER: Science Club 1,2; Honor Society 2; MGR Varsity Football 4; American Essay contest 3. ROBERT NILES: Football MGR 1,2; Wrestling 2,3; FBLA 3,4. ERIC PACE: student. CHRISTI PARTIN: Ski Club 3,4; TAG 1,2,3,4; Letter mans Club 3,4. National Honor Society 2,3,4; Yearbook 2; Gold Digger Staff 3,4; Science Club 3,4; girls State 3; Groundhog Princess 2 Homecoming Princess 3; Prom Court 3; Prom Chairperson 3; Student Body Pres. 4. TRAVIS SMITH: Wrestling 1,2,3 Track 3,4; Football 4; Home coming court 2; Gold Digger Staff 2; Science Club 4; Lettermans Club 4. TROY SOWA: STUDENT EIRIK PETTERSEN: Swimming 1,2,3; Photography 3; Outdoor Club 2,3; Cross Country Skiing 1,3; Down Hill Skiing 1,2,3; Orienteering, Long Didtance Running 2,3; Exchange Student from Norway. SHANE SPELL: Track 1,2,3,4; basketball 1,2,3,4; boys State 3; Gold Digger 4; Band 1; Science Symposium 1,2,4; Sciemce Symposium Winner 3; Homor Roll 1,2,3,4; Most Improved in Track 1; district Track 3; Lettermans Club 2,3, 4. SCOTT PITTS: Baseball 1; JOHN STINNETT: Basketball 1,3 Track 2,3,4. 4; Track 3,4; Football 3; Letterman Club 3; Newspaper ERIC ROBERTSON: Football Photographer 3; Most Improved 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; in Basketball 3; Most Improvec Baseball 1,2,3,4. in Track 3; Science Club 4. LANCE ROBINSON: Student. BARBARA SUTTON: choir 3; year book Editor 3,4; FBLA 3; Pep DOUG SAND: Football 1,2, club 3. 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2. KATIE TANLER: basketball 1; Pep Club 1,2,3; Ski club 3; ANJA SCHMITZ: Volly ball FBLA 3,4. 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Science Club 4; Foreign RICHARD TIRTCO: Student. Exchange Student 4. R0B TONY: Football 1,4; Wrest PAT SEEBART: Band 1; Year ling 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,3,4; 4. Track 2; Yearbool 3,4; Home WENDY SHOBERG: Class Rep 1 coming escort 3; Ski Club 3,4 JV Varsity Vollyball 1,2,3 reel! VANSCHOIACK: Pep 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; :lub , ?. Yearbook 3; Lettermans Club 1; Baseball 3ki club 3 Stats 1,2,3; High Honors l,2,r0NY WILLIAMS: Football . letter ]� 2� 3; 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; tBLA 2; Class Pres. 2,3; State B Champ. High jump Student council 2,3,4; 3. state A Champ. Malheur Lumber Co. Log Yard West Highway John Day 575-2054 Christina Fox student index sophmores FRESHMEN Kelly Helmick Bryan Bailey Tricia Holliday Andrea Brandt Jeff Hoof Kerry Bruch Jason Kehrberg Jason Burns Frank McArthur Jennifer Bygness Rebecca Miner Shae Chase Matt Molnar Joey Claughton Tara Murray Mike Claughton Gary Nicodemus Kandy Cook Stormy Parker Chris Coombs Jeremy Pearson Jeff Coombs Jason Pendarvis Andrea Durham Aaron Pryor J.D. Edwards Amy Schatz Mamie Fell Brandon Schumacher Dawn Foster Tiffany Simmons Bobby Frye Tina Smith John Gentis Colby Spell Tina Gienger Mikaela Spell Lincoln Glimpse Heidi Stennett Genny Goodale Rhonda Sykes Jeff Graham Jason Taulbee Rob Gubser Jake Taylor Darcy Guttu Mary Thompson Michele Hahn Clint Weaver Dawnya Hasher Mark Woodbury Morris Auto Chain Saw HCR 56 Box 250 John Day 575-0676 Jennifer Anderson Amy Gardner Chris Ankenman Katy Garrison Jia Armstrong Stephanie Gates Steven Barott Debbie Gibbons Serita Barrietua’ Kari Gregory Clint Berry Lisa Grubbs Shafwn Boethin Jodi Guttu Julie Browning Ron Hazel ton Rhonda Burke Janet Hensley Tom Busby Nathan Hensley Brian Carlisle Mandy Holliday Rod Carpenter Joseph Holpuch Matthew Carter Casey Hulick Dave Cernazanu Kim Keenan Greg Cherry Katie Kincaid Jennifer Claire Audra Kulis Clinton Coalwell Rondi Lambeth Max Cole Aprille Lewis Cody Crismon Leigh Lindley Jerry Dedmon Misty Long Ginger DeFord Kaoma Lopez Justin Deming Kristin Lyons Melinda DuCoing Ryan McClellan Lisa Farrell Doug Medlock Mike Feiger Michelle Millard Fred Fell Cal Mulder student index Elena Negus Sharon Claughton Sarah Madden student index Troy Osborn Layne Cook Tanya McArthur Sheila Welter Tina Parker Carla Reid Any Roberts Tom Schaefer Boone Sheets Gene Sheppard Thomas Cross Gale Davis Echo Deputy April DuCoing Brandy Fullmer Becky Gibson Bob McConnell Marty Miller Christeen Mitchell Monte Mooney Cary Morris Keith Mulder Jeff Wilcox Chris Wilhite Jerry Williams Troy Williams Dovie Wood Laurie Wright Holly Shoberg Andrea Godoy Merna Nebeker Tod Wright Jim Smith Todd Guess Kim Neely Russ Young Michelle Smith Charlie Hahn David Nelson Jamin Yriarte Tiffany Springer Holly Helmick Bryan Niles Shannon Zick Dee Starbuck Tom Hensley Steve Pappas Jennifer Sullivan Randy Holloway Katie Pike Kristi Swan Shannon Hoi thouse Jonna Radinovich Adam Taylor Stuart Hudson Dikta Reid Dusti Walker Wayne Johnston Russell Reimers Greg Wisdom Selena Kahalioumi Marlin Robinson Steve Wright Wendy Kendall Brandlyn Rogers Robert Young Sharrie Kimes Samantha Salvino Michelle Zick JUNIORS Jennifer Brady Adam Kober Dawn Krepps Thomas Smith David Standley Ben Brandt Kelly Larkin Kari Stinnett Erica Bygness Katy Leathers Shawn Taylor Clay Cameron Tony Lenz Todd Thompson Nancy Cawrse Dodie Lewis Jason Thornton Guppy Clark Jodi Lino Kartina Weaver 116 student index Winfrey's Radiator P.0 Box 393 Canyon City 575-0801