Maupin High School - Redside Yearbook (Maupin, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1961 volume:

- The Red With the passing of time, the life and activities of school life will soon be forgotten. The annual staff of the 1960-1961 Redside hopes that, as you glance through the pages of this year book, you will remember with pleasure the times you have had at Maupin High School. Always to remain in Maupin High School, will be the trophy case pictured above, where all the fruits of the hard fought games the boys won, will be placed. The mighty Redside mural painted on the wall in the gymnasium will remain embedded in the wall forever. As you turn from one page to another, we hope that your memories will be more than sheer happiness. Maupin, Oregon 'Dedication We, the Associated Student Body of Maupin High School, would like to dedicate this 1960-1961 Redside Annual in honor of Mrs. Clarence Fargher. Mrs. Fargher is one of the few remaining early graduates of Maupin High School that are left in the surrounding community. If! J. EDWIN OPPLIGEH Northern Idaho College of Education University of Idaho B. S. Degree Masters Degree Principal JOHN C. BENZIN University of Idaho Oregon State College B. S. Degree Vice Principal Dean of Boys Chemistry Physical Science Physics Student Council Advisor 7 SALLY BE BLOW Stanford University of Oregon Portland State College B.S. Degree M.S. Degree Typing I Typing II Typing III Bookkeeping I Business Law Publication Publications Advisor G. L. Advisor EVELYN D. CHAMBERLIN University of Oregon Oregon State College B.S. Degree Masters Degree Home Economics I Home Economics II Home Economics HI English IV Art I Art H Art El FHA Advisor RICHARD CHAMBERLIN Linfield College Oregon State College B.S. Degree M.S. Degree Band Chorus Chorus Groups Advisor Pep Band Advisor English n STANLEY HOLM University of Kansas B.S. Degree General Math Algebra I Algebra II Geometry Math Analysis Drivers Education Senior Advisor EMILY E. LEWIS University of Oregon B. S. Degree Dean of Girls English I Girls’ P. E. and Health GAA Advisor Peptone Advisor Cheerleader Advisor THOMAS L. PEARSON University of Idaho B. S. Degree American Problems Shop I Shop n Girls' Shop Football Drafting JV Basketball Sophomore Advisor DONALD SATCHELL Portland State College B. S. Degree World Geography World History U.S. History Assistant Football Coach Wrestling Baseball Freshman Advisor ••• • DORIS RIGDON University of Oregon Portland State College Masters Degree B. S. Degree Librarian English HI Speech GARY R. SATHER University of Idaho B. S. Degree General Science ts, -7 Biology Boys’ P. E. and Health Basketball Track Assistant Football Coach Junior Advisor Lettermen Advisor JANITOR, Delbert Murray Left to Right: Irl Davis, Carl Mays, Chairman Howard Crawford, District Clerk Ina King, Principal Edwin Oppliger, Marv Melum, H. G. 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SMau e (r cmj Wallen C | |� li«j dSitiAa c£ou (Yn o IBichaed John Boss d$cjc Ceirole Lucille II e Marshall Woodrow McElerhan Severly Jean Rowan RaiVy T vj ell 5 ar'deA Jeanette Jllen alsbery D(at lun cJWaxxAt £c xii£t% 21 Secretary-Karen Barnett, Vice President-Steve Anderson, President-Barry Sanders, Treasurer-Lucy Johnson, and Student Council Representative-Sunday Maurer. Dick gave Valedictory Carole sang Moments to Remember Steve got PTA Scholarship Belzer, George Bennick, Diana Birchfield, Bob Earl, Gary Estes, Bob Evans, Ron Garoutte, Mary Hammer, Cheryl Hull, Larry Jacobs, Max Johnson, Dolly Lappen, Melvin Lease, Mike Lindley, Carole Magill, John Morisette, Larry 26 Mays, Floyd Miller, Gary Morris, Bill Roberts, Lloyd Roberts, Mary Lou Sanders, Patty Simpson, Philip Snodgrass, Herb Class Officers Left to Right: Treasurer—Mary Garoutte President—Gary Miller Class Rep.—Pat Sanders Vice President—Herb Snodgrass Secretary—Carole Lindley 27 r Merle Eckert Marlene Fraley Jack Franklin Tim Hull Bill Iverson Junior Johnson Sharon Kohl Marilyn McCorkle Janice Maurer Tom Melum 30 Eva Meyers Lawrence Peetz Dale Roberts Debbie Metzentine . r. Mildred Meyers Larry Snodgrass Bette Stoddard Sally Stovall Jerry Taylor John Tolentino Don Tucker Mike Wilson Virginia Woods First Row: Paul Duus—President Larry Snodgrass-Vice President Debbie Metzentine—Treasurer Second Row: Tom Melum—Sgt. -at-Arms Sharon Kohl—Representative Marilyn McCorkle—Secretary 31 Adams, Nancy Anderson, Dave Benner, Charlie Bennick, Don Detwiler, Marilyn Dupree, Peggy Ervin, Devon Franklin, Jim Bothwell, Judy Chittick, Bud Claymier, Carol Conley, Gail Garoutte, Gary Graves, Jeralee Gray, Bev Huitt, Linda Neely, John Ritchie, Chuck Ritchie, Bill Roberts, Jim McAlister, Judy Metzentine, Mike Miller, Joe Murray, Rogers Snodgrass, Peggy Whitesell, Rose Boys, Left to Right: John Neeley—Vice President Rogers Murray, President Girls: Carol Claymier—Secretary Bev Gray—Treasurer I 99 Standing, Left to Right: Mickey Woodside, June Eveland, Carole Claymier, Marilyn Detwiler, Jerry Taylor, Marlene Fraley, John Neely, Rogers Murray, Steve Mays, Bob Estes, Jim Angel, Pam Barnett. Sitting: Carole Mower, Sue Erley, Pat Sanders, Sherry Larsell. s a f f 38 Sitting Down: Kate Schreiber (left) and Miss Berlow, Advisor. Standing, Left to Right: Mickey Woodside, Business Manager; Dick Ross, Photographer, Cheryl Hammer, Ass’t. Editor; Jim Angel and Steve Mays, Photographers. Standing, Left to Right: Peg Snodgrass, Judy Bothwell, Jeralee Graves, Sally Stovall, Sharon Kohl, Cora Claymier, Sharon Davis, Dick Ross. Sitting, Back: Lucy Johnson, Dolly Johnson. Front: Bette Stoddard, Diane Bennick. b £ . A J A. ;lass V tatsrw! Fr™e ’ Jeralee Graves, Bill Morris. Carole Lindley. Debbie Metzentine. Peggy Arlrlin rt ’ M Ge’ Dick Ross Car°l Claymier, Lucy Johnson, Diana Bennick, Steve Mays, Gene , k ’ sherry Larsell, Jim Angel, Jerry Taylor, Sally Stoval, Marlene Fraley. Sitting: Dolly o nson, eryl Hammer, Cora Claymier, Kate Schreiber, Sharon Davis, Mickey Woodside. --� - rtm had a truck noli''QUEEN SHaRON HOMECOMING 8trume' PEPTONEf Pick A Purse Yesterday I was walkin down the hall ga yiy talk ing (fighting) with Mar Garoutte. As we walke along Kate Schreiber wen busting up the hall shov ing every one aside, si didn't even use her horn! yelling soaie thing abet annual staff meeting c„ something or other. I just about blew my top when she stepped on my toe but when she ask me to work!!! did it! Ime- ‘ne me, Prudie Bowline n.i.„k' £ng to work!!! during the garni woviid but .edsides won over the Con-Speedball at Sherman u � .vp I nF «A� irro (Cont escorted -o be were waging ungle . - -. oetore back into the A ww.. alec' ing raised her head fro-water and stared at me h big green eyes. I 1 back into the jun ’ T AT THE SIGH7’ from Col- 2) princesses tne r QjeBti chairS:„a with SENIOR BALL iday, Nov. 23, was ay for most of the . The Senior Ball that night, so excused from ssea during the day to rate for the occasion, he theme, Fantsy in t , was chosen by the '• The Senior Ball ttee was to carry out I ieme. The committee Cora Lee • Claymier Chul man, . .Mfiys, Dick Ross, ' Ande- 0°°- ft' OR R°' was trust Girls' League Bottom Row, Left to Right: Sherry Larsell, Carole Lindley, Lucille Johnson. Second Row: Mickey Woodside, June Eveland, Janice Maurer, Jeanette Salsbery, Sunday Maurer, Marlene Fraley, Bette Stoddard, Sharon Kohl, Pam Barnett. Third Row. Linda Morris, Karen Barnett, Cheryl Hammer, Carole Mower, Gwen Snodgrass, Pat Sanders, Sue Erley, Dolly Johnson, Dixie Webb. Fourth Row: Bev Rowan, Jeralee Graves, Carol Ann Claymier, Peg Snodgrass, Peg Dupree, Judy Bothwell, Marilyn Detwiler, Rose Whitesell. Top Row: Kate Schrieber, Cora Claymier, Sharon Davis, Virginia Fraley, Virginia Woods, Sally Stovall. Advisor: Miss Berlow. 40 President, Carole Lindley Secretary, Sherry Larsell Vice PTes., Lucy Johnson Girls' League 41 Junior-Senior GIRL OF THE YEAR Student Council Dick Left to Right: Junior Class President Freshman Class President Senior Class President Student Body Secretary Student Body President Student Body Vice-President Student Body Treasurer Freshman Class Representative Senior Class Representative Sophomore Class Representative Advisor Gary Miller Rogers Murray Barry Sanders Sharon Davis Dick Ross Jim Salsbery Mickey Woodside Linda Huitt Sunday Maurer Sharon Kohl John Benzin Sharon Missing: Paul Duus—Sophomore Class President Patty Sanders—Junior Class Representative Mickey Top Row: Dolly Johnson, Sunday Maurer, Mickey Woodside, Marlene Fraley, Diana Beebe, Carole Lindley, Marilyn McCorkle, Dixie Webb, Sharon Davis, Virginia Fraley. Middle Row: Pam Barnett, Sally Stoval, Linda Morris, Karen Barnett, Janice Maurer, Gwenn Snodgrass, Lucy Johnson, Sherry Larsell, Kate Schrieber. Bottom Row: Bette Stoddard, Cora Claymier, Mary Garoutte, Sharon Kohl. Pat Sanders, Secretary, first semester Standing, Left to Right: Mary Garoutte—Vice President Jean Woods—Secretary, second semester Sitting: Cora Claymier—President Bottom Row, Left to Right: Sally Stovall, Bette Stoddard, Cora Claymier, Jean Woods, Mary Garoutte, Sharon Kohl. Second Row: Peg Dupree, Pam Barnett, Linda Morris, Karen Barnett, Janice Maurer, Gwenn Snodgrass, Lucy Johnson, Sherry Larsell, Kate Schreiber. Third Row . Dolly Johnson, Sunday Maurer, Mickey Woodside, Carol Claymier, Peg Snodgrass, Marilyn Detwiler, Jeralee Graves, Bev Gray, Judy McAllister. Fourth Row: Nancy Adams, Rose Whitesell, Marlene Fraley, Diana Beebe, Carole Lindley, Marilyn McCorkle, Dixie Webb, Sharon Davis, Virginia Fraley, Judy Bothwell. Most Hill-billy girl and boy Lettermen Bottom Row, Left to Right: Barry Sanders, Steve Anderson, President; Earl Lappen, Dick Ross, Herb Snodgrass, Steve Mays. Second Row: Dave Anderson, Gary Earl, John Magill, Larry Snodgrass, Bill Morris, Bob Estes, Tom Melum. Third Row: Melvin Lappen, Art Crabtree, Jim Salsbery, George Balzer, Ron Evans, Floyd Mays, Jim Angel, Paul Duus. Fourth Row: Mike Woodside, Charlie Benner, Paul Treanor, Larry Morisette, Tim Hull, Lawrence Peetz, Gary Garoutte, Gary Oppliger, John Tolentino, John Backer. 46 Lettermon Initiation Future Homemakers of America Sitting, Left to Right: Diane Bennick, Jeanette Salsbery, Sunday Maurer, Cora Lee Claymier, Diana Beebe. Standing, Second Row. Marlene Fraley, Virginia Woods, Pam Barnett, Pat Sanders, Janice Maurer, Bette Stoddard, Sharon Kohl, Sherry Lars ell, Carole Lindiey, Kate Schreiber. Third Row: Dolly Johnson, Penny Chittick, Linda Morris Gwen Snodgrass, Karen Barnett, Marilyn McCorkle, Nadine Alben. President: Sunday Maurer Pep Bond Top Row, Left to Right: Jim Angel, John Backer, Lawrence Peetz, Joe Miller, Director Mr. Chamberlin. Middle Row: Peggy Snodgrass, Marlene Fraley, Gail Conley, Chuck Ritchie, Sally Stovall, Rogers Murray. Bottom Row: Jeralee Graves, Kate Schreiber, John Neely, Bill Ritchie. 49 Bond Left to Right: Larry Morisette, John Backer, Lawrence Peetz, Devon Ervin, Art Crabtree, Joe Miller, Dick Ross, Jim Angel, Sally Stovall. Second Row: Bill Ritchie, (standing) John Neeley, Jim Gardner, Mike Woodside, Jeralee Graves, Gary Oppliger, Chuck Ritchie, Peg Snodgrass, Mickey Woodside, Mr. Chamberlin. Back Row: Dave Anderson, Butch Cubic (missing). The Wasco County Union High School Band, directed by Mr. Dick Chamberlin, played for the Winter Concert and the Spring Concert. Various members of the Band participated at different contests. 50 Chorus Sitting: Mickey Woodside. Front How, Left to Right: Bev Gray, Jean Woods, Bette Stoddard, Sally Stovall, Pam Barnett, Diane Bennick, Peggy Snodgrass, Dolly Johnson, Karen Barnett, Cheryl Hammer, Gwenn Snodgrass, Sherry Larsell, Mr. Chamberlin-Director. Second Row . Debbie Metzentine, Mary Roberts, Linda Huitt, Virginia Fraley, Lucy Johnson, Marlene Fraley, Sharon Kohl, Nadine Alben, Pat Sanders, Peggy Dupree, Judy Bothwell, Nancy Adams, Millie Myers, Judy McAlister. Third Row: Carole Lindley, Gary Earl, Jim Boggs, Tom Melum, Bill Ritchie, Joe Miller, John Neeley, Kate Schreiber, Janice Maurer, Carol Mower, Lawrence Peetz, Jerry Taylor. Fourth Row . Jim Conley, Dave Anderson, John Magill, Chuck Ritchie, Jim Angel, Jim Franklin, John Backer, Gary Miller, Rogers Murray, Bill Clark, Jack Franklin, Mike Metzentine. The Wasco County Union High School Chorus, directed by Mr. Dick Chamberlin, sang for the Winter Concert, the Spring Concert, and at various Chorus Contests. 51 CHORALEERS Left to Right: Sitting at Piano: M. Woodside. First Row: Virginia Fraley, Sherry Larsell, Advisor, Mr. Chamberlin. Second Row: Sally Stovall, Gwen Snodgrass, Kate Schrieber, Karen Barnett. Third Row: Gary Miller, Carole Mower, Janice Maurer, Pat Sanders, Jim Angel. Fourth Row: John Backer, Lawrence Peetz, Tom Melum, Jerry Taylor, John Magill. THREE SHARPS AND A FLAT (3 � s a b) Left to Right: John Magill Tom Melum Jim Angel Gary Miller FRESHMAN SEXTET Left to Right: Peg Snodgrass Peg Dupree Linda Huitt Nancy Adams Beverly Gray Judy Bothwell FISHIE FIVE Starting at top: Chuck Ritchie Rogers Murray Bill Ritchie John Neeley Joe Miller MAU PIN AIRES Left to Right: Sally Stovall Pam Barnett Marlene Fraley Janice Maurer Bette Stoddard Sharon Kohl Classes 53 THE HALLS, AFTERWARDS Classes HOME ECONOMICS CLASS WORLD GEOGRAPHY TYPING CLASS SHOP CLASS Fantasy in Frost MOST ATHLETIC BOY AND GIRL Sharon Davis Bob Iverson MR. AND MISS REDS IDE BEST FIGURE AND PHYSIQUE Linda Morris Herb Snodgrass h o s W h NICEST PERSONALITY Sharon Davis Dick Ross CUTEST COUPLE Sunday Maurer Mike Lease MOST STUDIOUS GIRL AND BOY Virginia Fraley Dick Ross May Day Queen and Her Court Senior Princess SUNDAY MAURER Junior Princess CAROLE LINDLEY MAY DAY QUEEN, DDCIE WEBB Queen Dixie Dancing With Escort Mike Sophomore Princess BETTE STODDARD Freshman Princess PEGGY DUPREE Cesf Si Bon J u n • i o r PROM KING AND QUEEN Virginia Fraley Steve Anderson P r o m 8th grade servers 62 Junior-Senior Banquet The Junior Senior Banquet, in honor of the Seniors, was given in the High School Cafetorium on May 18th. Attending were the Faculty and their wives, the Senior Class, and the Junior Class. The speaker was Doctor Schlichting from The Dalles, accompanied by his wife. Gary Miller did a nice job as Master of Ceremonies. Entertainment was provided by Tom Melum on his accordian, and Joe Miller with his trumpet. Barry Sanders, Senior Class President, introduced members of the Senior Class who read the Will, Prophecy, and History. The Sophomore girls served. A wonderful meal was prepared by the Junior mothers. Senior Class Play We’re hot on the trail of the killers.” Desperate Ambrose’’ ”Let me rest ma weary bones” Dan’l Jones.... Ambrose Groves Bert Miller .... Sheriff Crandel . Hoot Owl Pete .. Stinkweed...... Nancy Martin ... Anne Martin---- Pose........... Beth Malone---- Mrs. Sprool — . Lena Sprool .... 1st Man........ 2nd Man....... Judge ........ Jim Salsbery Steve Mays Barry Sanders Dick Ross Earl Lappen Gary Oppliger Sharon Davis .Virginia Fraley Mickey Woodside Kate Schreiber Sherry Larsell Sunday Maurer Steve Anderson Jim Gardener Jim Gardener 64 Boys’ State and Girls’ State 1960 [aupin Post: LSteve Mayj ■Cate Schri Homecoming festivities began Thursday evening as the Cheerleaders led the student body in deafening cheers and yells. The Peptones furnished a skit before the crowd rushed out to the blazing bonfire located by the tennis courts. The chatter, yells, and songs spurred the crowd to greater anticipation for the game the following night. The Peptones performed their traditional In the Mood that they prepared for the half time entertainment for the game. The co-captains, with the help of their teammates, tossed the Condon dummy into the flames and then announced that Sharon Davis was to reign over the pageantry as queen with Dixie Webb and Karen Barnett as princesses. Friday night was the game. It began in the evening with the noise parade (students divide into classes and on trucks) winding through the town. The Sophomores' won! ! The game was a game to be remembered with the score 26-14 our favor. The semi-formal dance in honor of Queen Sharon and her court was held the night following the game. The theme was Lavender Blue with the court dancing to Lavender Blue after the coronation. J Homecoming 60 Princess Dixie and her escort, Paul Princess Karen with date, Jim Shown above is (from top to bottom) Co-Captain Steve Anderson crowning Queen Sharon Davis, Princess Dixie Webb and Princess Karen Barnett. 67 Gosh! She Kissed Me Give me a hand here! Cue! Cue! seevy knows who done it! TPLEASE TO MEETCHA' Junior Class Play Cast Phil Simpson........Henry Bixby Dixie Webb..........Martha Bixby Bob Estes...........Elmer Hicks Carole Lindley......Helen Maxwell Cheryl Hammer.......Betty Bixby Diana Bennick.......Ruth Adams Larry Morisette .... Howard Wills Herb Snodgrass......Archie Pomeroy Bill Morris.........Andrew Grimes Gary Miller.........Detective Beevy Dolly Johnson....... Marie the Maid John Magill......... Binks the Butler Keep that line moving! Help! Where'd she go??? Oh! You poor Dear. 70 Peptones President—Karen Barnett Vice President—Sunday Maurer Advisor—Mrs. Lewis Secretary—Virginia Fraley Mike Woodside Jr. rhb. wb Barry Sanders Sr. c. Paul Du us Dick Ross Inspirational Dave Anderson Gary Earl Jr. tackle Jim Salsbery Sr. g. lb Bob Iverson Sr. clb. g. Shrine Delegate Herb Snodgrass Floyd Mays Jr. tackle Steve Anderson Sr. tackle Shrine Alternate Tim Hull Soph. t. g. Art Crabtree Sr. hb. tb. safety Marshall McElheran Sr. t. Jack Franklin Soph. e. lib. -w Player 1960 Sr. hb. end Gary Miller Jr. qb. tb. Larry Snodgrass Soph. rhb. bb. Melvin Lappen Jr. fb. eg. TOM PEARSON Front Row, Left to Right: M. Lappen, J. Miller, T. Hull, L. Snodgrass, M. Woodside, E. Lappen, J. Salsbery, M. Lease, B. Ritchie, J. Neely, Manager G. Oppliger. Middle Row: B. Morris, B. Sanders, B. Estes, D. Anderson, C. Ritchie, R. Evans, H. Snodgrass, G. Miller, B. Clark, M. McElerhan. Back Row: P. Du us, T. Melum, F. Mays, B. Chittic k, J. Franklin, G. Earl, S. Anderson, S. Mays, D. Ross, B. Iverson, A. Crabtree. Co-Captains SEASON’S RECORD Maupin 14 Stanfield 7 Maupin 28 Pilot Rock 14 Maupin 52 Dayton 13 Maupin 33 Klickitat 6 Maupin 7 Umatilla 33 Maupin 27 Wheeler 14 Maupin 26 Condon 14 Maupin 7 Madras 12 Maupin 0 St. Marys 20 League games Quarter-finals -State JV RECORD Maupin 7 Sherman 14 Maupin 27 Sherman 0 Maupin 13 The Dalles 0 riSON f c w a: O H K ' • ■� Pilot Rock ___ Corbett....... Wheeler....... Sherman....... Corbett....... Pilot Rock ♦Dufur......... John Day ..... ♦Culver........ Wheeler....... Condon ....... Cascade Locks 58 Maupin 53 69 49 65 53 ” 52 46 62 62 60 58 i Cascade Locks ... 52 ♦Sisters 65 Maupin tt tt ... 55 ♦Culver 47 tt ? .. 49 ♦Sisters .... 56 ft it . . 61 Condon ’.44 ft tt .. 37 John Day ... tt it . . 55 Sherman ... 69 p tt . . 45 Dufur tt tt .. 48 ♦♦Condon 35 ft ft . . 40 ♦♦Dufur 44 tt tt . . 42 ♦♦Culver 24 • ft ft .. 43 indicates League Play indicates 6-B Tournament The Redsides ended their season 3rd in the league and 3rd in the 6-B Tournament. Junior Varsity Bottom Row, Sitting: Manager, Jim Angel, John Tolentino, Larry Snodgrass, Chuck Ritchie, Joe Miller, Rogers Murray, Larry Morisette, Bill Ritchie, John Neeley, Coach Mr. Tom Pearson. Standing: Jim Boggs, Tom Melum, Dave Anderson, Mike Wilson, Tim Hull, Lawrence Peetz, John Magill, Jim Franklin, Paul Duus. Pilot Rock . . .. 54 Maupin ... 38 The Dalles .... . 35 51 Corbett .. 46 It It ... 54 Condon . 46 it it 47 Wheeler .... .. 45 II It ... 54 Cascade Locks . .44 � 50 The Dalles .. .. 35 It It ...45 The Dalles Jr. .. 41 59 Sherman .... ... 61 It It ...60 Cascade Locks . .39 48 Corbett ... 58 II II ...36 Sisters . .45 52 Pilot Rock .. .. 49 It It ... 37 The Dalles A ..58 45 Dufur . . . 34 II II ...43 Condon . 55 67 John Day .... . . . 28 II It ...58 John Day . . 45 � t it 44 Culver . . 50 II It ...58 Sherman . 65 .... 42 Wheeler .... .. 38 It It ...47 Dufur .. 35 43 I got it! Sharp shooter Mike. Stop your hipp!en! Coach, we gotta get that guy! O.K. fellas, watch 21, heTs dirty. Good shot. ■ r Wrestling Top Row, Left to Right: Coach Don Satchell, Bill Morris, Barry Sanders, Devon Ervin, Max Jacobs, Bob Estes, Bud Chittick. Middle Row: Earl Lappen, Jack Franklin, Bob Birchfield, Paul Treanor. Bottom Row: Jim Salsbery, John Backer, Melvin Lappen, Charlie Benner, Gary Garoutte. 82 BILL MORRIS BOB ESTES AND GARY GAROUTTE BARRY SANDERS AND BILL MORRIS PAUL TREANOR AND BOB BIRCHFIELD BOB ESTES AND GARY GAROUTTE PAUL TREANOR AND BOB BIRCHFIELD 83 Boseboll Top Row, Left to Right: Coach Don Satchell, Jim Conley, Paul Duus, Bill Morris, Lawrence Peetz, Phil Simpson, Tom Melum. Bottom Row: Mike Woodside, Gary Miller, Dick Ross, Herb Snodgrass, Larry Snodgrass, Art Crabtree, Barry Sanders, Mike Lease. 84 Left to Right: Mike Woodside, Herb Snodgrass, Barry Sanders, Gary Miller. Left to Right: Mike Lease, Jim Conley, Paul Duus, Lawrence Peetz, Phil Simpson. 85 86 Top Row, Left to Right: Rogers Murray, Jim Conley, Dave Anderson, Chuck Ritchie, Gail Conley. Bottom Row . Joe Miller, Bill Ritchie, John Neely, Lawrence Peetz, Tom Melum. Track Left to Right: John Tolentino, John Backer, Art Crabtree, Tim Hull, John Magill, Paul Duus, Larry Snodgrass. Traitor HMMMM!! Mr. ah ah Holm tell'em Coach! We had a Party ? There is a difference ? What cha doin ? DONATIONS WEBBERS CLEANERS MAIER and KRIER THE DALLES LINOLEUM CO. 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A hush will fall upon this place where once our world was centered around our activities and our friends. Gone will be the laughter, and equally important seriousness. But, even as our footsteps part and we go our own way, a part of each and every one of us will remain here forever.