McEwen High School - Bagpipes Yearbook (Athena, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1961 volume:

. . . A p sott who is buAj wtotfuj 4 tkti dedication May we. the students, take this opportunity to express our sincere gratitude to Mr. Marshall for contri- buting so unselfishly his time and effort in the photography department. Without his help the 1961 Bag- pipes certainly could not have been completed. QpOHsmlups The following persons have supported the publication of this annual by purchasing a copy during our advanced sale. We sincerely wish to thank them for their patronage as we could hardly publish The Bagpipes without their help. Mr. and Mrs. L. Pinkerton Mr. and Mrs. Budd Weber Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Wernsing Mr. and Mrs. Don Weber Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wright Mrs. Mabel T. Coppock Mr. and Mrs. Lisle Gray Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Watkins Dr. and Mrs. Alton Alderman Mr. and Mrs. Brantley Holt Mr. and Mrs. Velton Read Mr. and Mrs. Fay Pambrun Mr. and Mrs. Joe Morasch Mr. and Mrs. Fred Teague Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Hansell Mr. and Mrs. Frank Williams Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Hansell Mr. and Mrs. John Adams Mr. Judson Coppock Mr. Jerry Blackwell Mr. and Mrs. Flint Johns Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Case Mr. and Mrs. Quentin Rugg Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tillman Mr. and Mrs. Robin Woodroofe Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Lieuallen Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Johns Mr. and Mrs. John Zonich Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Clore The Athena Press Mr. and Mrs. A. Lieuallen MARILYN LIEU ALLEN Girls' League 1-4, Vice-President 3; Glee 1-4; Thespians 2-4, Secretary 4; Cheerleader 3; Torch Honor 1-4, Sec- retary 2-4; Prom Court 3; Highlander Staff 3,4; Bagpipes Staff 2-4; Class Play 3; Highland Fling 1-4; Pep Band 1- 4, President 4; Swing Band 1-4; Band Maj. 3; Operetta; Ambition: Nursing INA BLACK Girls' League 1-4; Glee 1-4; Volleyball 1-4; Bagpipes Staff 3,4; Baseball 1-4; Track 3,4; Librarian 3,4; Am- bition: Model MARVIN NICHOLS Glee 1-3; FFA 1-4; M” Club 2-4; Foot- ball 2, 4; Track 1-4; Class Play 3; Thespians 3, 4; Basketball 2; Science Fair 2, 3; Par- liamentary Team 3, 4; Class Sgt. -at-Arms 4; Ambition: Auto Mechanic or Body and Fender MIKE DUNLAP Glee 1,2; FFA 1-3; Thes- pians 4; M Club 4; Track 3; Class Play 3; Highlander Staff 3; Bagpipes Staff 3, 4; Basketball 1-4; Class Offi- cers, Vice-President 1, 2, 4; Camera Club 3; Operetta; Parliamentary Team 1-3; Ambition: College LINDA WHITE Girls' League 1-4, Secretary 4; Glee 1-4; Cheerleader 3; Thespians 1-4; Pep Band 1-4, Vice-President 3; Band - Majorette 3; Torch Honor 3,4; Highlander Staff 1-4; Bag- pipes Staff 2; Class Play 3; Highland Fling 1-4; Highland Fling Girls 2-4; Student Body Secretary 4; Operetta 1; Ambition: College BILL BEEBE Class Play 3; FFA 1,2; Class President 3; Ambition: College NICK SIMPSON Thespians 1-4, Vice-President 3; Torch Honor 1-4, President 4; FFA 1-3, Secretary 3; Swing Band 2-4; Operetta 1; Highland Fling 1-4; Class President 1,2; Student Body Vice-President 3, President 4; Football 1- 4; Glee 1,2; Ambition: Dentist PAMELA SINCLEIR Girls' League 3,4; Glee 3, 4; Bagpipes Staff 4; Class Play 3; Librarian 3, 4; Ambition: Secretary LORRE HIATT Girls' League 1-4; Glee 1- 4; Pep Band 1-4; Thespians 4; Class Play 3; Highlander Staff 2-4; Bagpipes Staff 1-4; Class Treasurer 3, 4; Librarian 2, 3; Camera Club 2, 3; Operetta 1; Volleyball 1,2; Ambition: College DAVID SCOTT Glee 1,2; Thespians 2-4, President 4; Class Play 3; Highlander Staff 4; Football 1-4; Basketball 1, 2; Class President 1, 3,4, Treas. 2; Co-Captain Foot- ball 3, 4; Alternate Shrine Team 4; Oper- etta 1; Ambition: College DAVID HARDEN Glee 1,2; Class Play 3; FFA 1-4, President 4, Treas- urer 3; M Club 2-4; Football 1-4; Track 1; Basket- ball 1-4; Baseball 2-4; Class President 4; Student Body Sgt.-at-Arms 4; Operetta 1; Ambition: College KAREN TINSLEY Girls' League 1-4; Glee 1-4; Librarian 2-4; Bagpipes Staff 4; Highlander Staff 4; Class Sec. 4; Ambition: Beautician SHARON ZONICH Girls' League 1-4, Treasurer 3, Historian 4; Glee 1-4; Torch Honor 1-4; Prom Court 3; Highlander Staff 1-4; Bagpipes Staff 1-4; Highland Fling Girls 2-4; Pep Band 1-4; Class Vice-President 1,4, Secretary 2, Treasurer 2, 3; Band Majorette 4; Operetta 1; Ambition; College SALLY CHRISTOPHER Girls'League 3,4; Glee 4; Cheerleader 4; Highlander Staff 4; Bagpipes Staff 4; Class Play 3; Class Secretary 3; Ambition: College JOHN GIBSON Glee 1, 2; Class Play 3; Thespians 2-4; Bag- pipes Staff 3; Operetta 1; Highlander Staff 4; Highland Fling 3, 4; Class Vice-President 3; FFA 1-4, Judging Team 4, Vice-Presi- dent 4; Parliamentary Team 3,4; Ambition; College ROGER ROTH Highland Fling 3, 4; FFA 4; Track 3, 4; Swing Band 3; Camera Club 3; Ambi- tion: College NAN COPPOCK Girls' League 1-4, Marshal 2, Treasurer 4; Glee 1-4; Girls’ State 3; Thespians 2-4; Torch Honor 1-4; High- lander Editor 4; Class Play 3; Bagpipes Staff 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Class Secretary 2; Pep Band Secretary 4; Operetta 1; Ambition: College CARLENE WOODWARD Girls' League 1-4; Glee 1-4; Highlander Staff 4; Bagpipes Staff 1-4; Class Play 3; Class Secretary 4; Head Librarian 3, 4; Ambition: Bookkeeper SUSAN McEWEN Girls' League 1-4, Secretary 3; Glee 1-4; Girls' State 3; Thespians 1-4; Prom Court 3; Cheerleader 3; Torch Honor 1-4; Highlander Staff 1-3; Bagpipes Editor 4; Class Play 3; Pep Band 1-4, Majorette 2, 3; Operetta 1; FFA Sweetheart 3; Class President 2; Swing Band 1-4; Ambition: College JERRY GRIMES Class Play 3; FFA 1-4, Sentinel 4, Judging Team 3; M Club 1-4; Football 1-4; Baseball 1-4; Class Vice Pres. 2; Ambition: Undecided LYNN WHITACRE Girls' League 1-4, President 4; Glee 1-4; Thespians 1-4, Secretary 3; Cheerleader 4; Torch Honor 1-4, Vice-President 3; Highlander Staff 1-3; Bagpipes Staff 1-4; Class Treasurer 2; Pep Band 1-4; Band Majorette 4; Class Play 3: Operetta 1; Highland Fling Girls 4; Ambition: College SHARLET SMITH Girls' League 1-4; Glee 1-4; Class Play 3; Volleyball 1-4; H. Fling 2-4; Pep Band 1-3; Swing Band 2-4; Operetta 1; Ambition: Housewife JUDY JOHNSON Girls' League 1-4; Glee 1- 4; Thespians 3; Volleyball 1-4; Class Play 3; High- land Fling 2-4; Pep Band 1-3; Swing Band 2-4; Baseball 1-4; Operetta 1; Girls' League Council 4; Ambition: Art School or Animal Husbandry WAYNE RICHARDS Glee 1, 2; Class Play 3; FFA 1-4, Treasurer 4; M Club 4; Base- ball 1-4; Basketball 1- 3; FFA Parliamentary Team 3, 4; Judging Team 3, 4; Track 4; Operetta 1; Football 4; Ambition: Forestry Service . . f-(em am scholastic faadfiM - VoJkSJdt ¥da omAj CaQjuJtciotiOM; Nan Coppock, maintaining a straight 4.0 average, has been named valedictorian of her class. Winning a speech trophy her senior year. Nan also held offices of student-body secretary, Girls' League treasurer and marshal, and Highlander editor. She was chosen to attend Girls' State by the American Legion Auxiliary, and is active in church and community work. Nan, an active member of various clubs, belongs to Thes- pians, Torch Honor, and Pep Band. She plans to con- tinue her education at the University of Oregon at Eugene, Oregon. Lynn Margaret Whitacre, graduating with a GPA of 3.975, has participated in Torch Honor, Thespians, Pep Band, and Glee Club. Lynn has completed a year as Girls' League president and cheerleader of the stu- dent body. Also Lynn recently held the office of Worthy Advisor in Rainbow and was chosen as one of the four princesses of the Pendleton Round-Up. As an active church and community worker, Lynn was voted Girl-of-the-Month for co-operation. Lynn plans to continue her education at Whitman College in Walla Walla, Washington. W omtim da jitus(tes sWy ot Uc f-liqk Qckool Last Will cu T ixmj tk Class 1961 I, Bill Beebe, will my ability to be reserved and to keep my mouth shut to Peggy Funk who has dire need of it. I, Ina Black, will my happy temperament to Sue Tinsley who always fights with the boys. I, Sally Christopher, will my height to the Hewitt twins so they can play basketball. I, Nan Coppock, will the many defects of my car to Harold Youncs in hopes that he can combine them and make something that runs better than the pickup he has now. I, Mike Dunlap, will my sheep's clothing to any McEwen wolf who may need it. I, John Gibson, will my girl friends to Gary Moore who thinks he already has many. I, Gerald Grimes, will my top grades to Gary Roden who will be ruined if he accepts. I, Dave Harden, will my ability to go with many girls to Mike Shields who goes with one. I, Lorre Hiatt, will my ability to provide my own ride to Odessa Larch who needs it. I, Judy Johnson, will my victories in arguments with Mrs. Simpson to Odessa Larch who has tried but has never won. I, Marilyn Lieuallen, will my ability to stay engaged to Sharon Schneider who can't. I, Susan McEwen, will my music career to Peggy Funk whose hair resembles Beethoven's. I, Marvin Nichols, will my curly hair to Mr. Simpson who gets frequent colds. I, Wayne Richards, will my big mouth to Doug McEwen so he can chew more bubble gum. I, Roger Roth, will my ticket to the Umapine Dance to Tony Elder who trys to sneak in. I, Nick Simpson, will my nicknames to Joy Ashcroft as they fit him better anyway. I, Pamela Sincleir, will my out-of-town boy friends to Eileen Chase who likes them. I, David Scott, will my flaming red face when I get embarrassed to Denny Widener who always looks that way. I, Sharlet Smith, will my ability to get married so young to Sharon Stack who needs it. I, Karen Tinsley, will my false teeth to Mrs. Simpson who now has a good start. I, Lynn Whitacre, will my I's in physics and trig to Jim Blackwell who tries SO hard but can't succeed. I, Linda White, will my lovely hair to Mr. Hansen who sports the wool-over-eye look. I, Carlene Woodward, will my librarian job to anyone who is able to figure it out. I, Sharon Zonich, will my worries about dating, dieting, among other things to Floyd Shock who never worries about anything. . . . Tk Pxopfi Cy C1m$ ofo 1961 Let us look into the future when the senior class of 1961 has gathered for their class reunion. First, however, let us make our apologies to the world for placing such a group on the shoulders of a nation that has thusfar survived fire, war, civil conflict and tornadoes, yet has never experienced such a happening as the class of '61. The first person we meet is Marilyn Lieuallen Calhoun who has been to a convention for Air Force wives held at Adams. She was the chairman of the Greenland delegation. Stopping in to say hello are Miss Susan McEwen who is now conducting the New York Philharmonic Orchestra. With her is Lynn Whit- acre, the famous fortuneteller of the world. Over by the punch bowl is that man about the fashion circles, Roger Roth. He recently introduced the sweatshirt tuxedo in flashy colors of purple and orange. Talking to Rog A1 is the noted Certified Public Accountant Bill Beebe. It is rumored that Bill invented a machine that can balance all figures. Here comes Nick Simpson, the dentist, who has made a fortune putting braces on the teeth of hippopotamuses. With Nick is Dr. David Scott, the world reknowned physicist who brought about the atomic bubble gum that gives you a radiant personality. Galloping in on that wooden rocking horse is Judy Johnson who now manages the Umapine Dance Hall. Here's Coach Dave Harden of the Adams Dirty Sox who just this year won the national football championship. The coach is escorting Sharon Zo- nich who is presently manufacturing Corral No. 5 perfume which is made from horse eyelashes. There's Marvin Nichols, a noted hair stylist who is modeling the Nichols Roll, an offshoot of the French Roll. Talking to Marv is Carlene Woodward who shocked the world by becoming an international gambler witl? the twenty cents she bet on the outcome of the inter-class competition contest during her junior year. Over by the swimming pool are Karen Tinsely and Pamela Sincleir. They are both managing secretaries in the many offices of the Wayne Richards Lumber Company. He has found a way to produce boards out of com- pressed tumbleweeds. As we wander up the walk to the main house, we see Ina Black, the oil tycoon. Ina struck oil in South Africa after graduation from McEwen High School and is now retired. Here's our host Mike Dunlap. Mike purchased this estate following a prosperous tennis tour of the southern states. Over tipping by the punch bowl is Gina LaVoom. She is the former Linda White who has spent her time sweeping Hollywood off its feet with her long blond hair. Miss LaVoom recently starred in the magnificent I Was a Teen-Age Gum Drop Thief. She also played the lead in Murder in the Linen Closet. As we enter the dining room we meet John Gibson and Gerry Grimes. John is now the owner of the Gibson Sofa Company. Gerry is the owner of the dog freight line in Alaska. Lorre Hiatt is presently on husband no. thirteen and is residing in an English castle. Lorre is enjoying a chat with Sharlet Smith. Sharlet Smith and her husband are the owners of a service station chain but are having trouble getting cars to come to Mexico. The last graduates we see are Nan Coppock and Sally Christopher. Nan is now explaining the Coppock theory on anti-magnetic areospace forces on Pluto. Sally is touring the southwest with her string of race horses. She started the business by running her horse Flint for five dollar bets and has gone on to win the Kentucky Derby several times. The horse she has entered this year is Guitar String and is strongly favored. As we sit down to dinner we look back on our four years at McEwen High School and hope that we weren't too unbearable. Once again our apologies go to the world for such an incident as the class of '61. President - David Scott Vice President - Sharon Zonich Treasurer - Lorre Hiatt Class Rep. - Karen Tinsley Sergeant-at-Arms - Marvin Nichols Secretary - Carlene Woodward (not pictured) . . . ihfiM sttidwts Imi school o oJas Nan CoppocR; Pat Myrick; Karen Tinsley; Joy Ashcroft; John Gibson; Ron Hewitt; Linda White; Nick Simpson; Jim Blackwell; Dave Harden; Susan McEwen; Lynn Whitacre; Bill Hansell; Not Pictured: Dave Scott; Marilyn Lieuallen. MR. LARSEN P.E. - Health, Spanish MRS. SIMPSON Home Economics MR. DUNCAN American Problems P.E. Health, History General Science Psychology U OMj t(v owi luvui-uj ikutq teaxh i MR. MUNCK English, Library Journalism, Speech MR. BLACKWELL Biology. Shop, Ag. Mechanical Drawing MRS. GILLILAND General Math, P.E. English, Typing MR. BLAYLOCK Work Experience MR. HANSEN Sr. Math, Band MR. MARSHALL Physics, Biology Geometry, Algebra Trigonometry MR. SIMPSON Typing, Office Bookkeeping . . . Don fc (jOtejet thote who utfnk bqIumL tfi scenes CUSTODIAN - Ray Blaylock BUS DRIVER - John Chase BUS DRIVER - Mrs. Baldwin BUS DRIVER - Doug Priest Charles Simpson Bob Zerba Claron Hesp Wayne Olmscheid Robin Woodroofe T ill T aylor Maurice Johns Velton Read . . . I'Ml vjhwi fcwqet thb xhmllnxj ckwmg itde - cHass co Kf eftfe Hi Inter-Class Competition Committee, left to right: Karen Tinsley, senior; Jim Blackwell, junior; Joy Ashcroft, sophomore; and Ronnie Hewitt, fresh- man. Plaque presented to sophomore presi- dent, Susan Nichols, by Student Body President, Nick Simpson. . . . A k ppy Summer Dies ctWui (joi QvJk' Qto£ Delegates 1961 Girls' State Delegates, left to right: Peggy Funk; Lela Lieual- len; and alternate, Sharon Schneider. . . . the F. F. A- Qweetheavt Peggy Funk, a sparkling, blue-eyed blond, was honored at the annual Future Farmers of Amer- ica Banquet held November 22, 1960, when she received the title of Chapter Sweetheart. She was chosen by secret ballot of the F.F.A. mem- bers at large and her name kept secret until the night of the banquet, when she was awarded a white sweetheart jacket with her name em- broidered on it. Peggy, a junior, was elected from among all the eligible junior and senior girls. A few of her activities are Swing Band, Highland Lassies Majorette, MHS Cheerleader, Vice-President of Thespians, and Glee Club. Congratulations and best wishes to the 1960 F.F.A. Sweetheart! L t the QjJMe gfoifc doutc LELA LIEUALLEN LYNN WHITACRE SHARON ZONICH W [iMS CM thb Rflyakte UcEwSH f-figk FATHER OF THE YEAR McEwen was honored this year to have one of its own school officials. Custodian Ray Blaylock, receive the coveted awards of first, the City Father of the Year, and later, the County Father of the Year. Ray Blaylock COUNTY FAIR PRINCESS Peggy Funk Senior Lynn Whitacre became the first McEwen student in recent years to be chosen as a Pendleton Round-Up Princess. She trav- eled far and wide throughout the state tc advertise the annual three-day show. Peggy Funk, an MHS junior, joined the ranks of successful candidates for the Uma- tilla County Fair Court. Her talent consisted of twirling her baton while dancing the High- land Fling. ROUND-UP PRINCESS Lynn Whitacre . . . AJ all Aa Eveaiag ia PojuS Pictured are the members of the prom court. SEATED: Queen Sharon Zonich and her escort, Clint Ludeman. STANDING: Princess Marilyn Lieuallen, Norman Kralman, Princess Lela Lieuallen, Kay Witt, Princess Sally Chris- topher, Mike Dunlap, Princess Lynn Whitacre, Princess Linda White, Casey Rushing, and Joy Ashcroft. DODD Mr. Citizen . . . TW Juippy gta Wfes xficeW tkb O bA KumAi Miss Citizen NICK SIMPSON SUSAN McEWEN The Bob Pinkerton Award, donated to McEwen High School in 1959 by a group of local businessmen in mem- ory of an MHS alumnus, is given this year to Dave Harden. Dave, as an outstanding senior athlete, received the honor at commencement June 2. He has been active in football, basketball, and baseball all through high school, and this year was co- captain of the football team and elected captain of the varsity bas- ketball squad. Congratulations, Dave! «ivV Bob Pinkerton Award DAVE HARDEN r Pres.-Susan Nichols Vice 1 res . -!3ob MoMillan Sec.-Bill Hanes11 Tre-Ton Mora soh Class Rep.-Joy Ashcroft Sgt. at Arms-Guy Simpson Wesley Marshall Jean Remillard David Grimes Janet Remillard Andy McLeod Kristie Weber Doug McEwen Karen Smith Donnie Hewitt Sherry Sheard Gary Roden Donna Blom Ronnie Hewitt Connie O'Brien Gene Rusht Lorr, auie Jim whi Gre Ma '8 Mu Tom ty Mai Hes 1 Fres.- uary Hooen Vice Pres.- Mike Shields Sec.- Mary Alice Main Treas.- Wesley Marshall Sgt. at Arms- Jim Whitne; Hep.- Hon Hewitt Classroom Session . . . f-f(m cm Hifij Gette uneit and $o candid shots ofr organisations Glee Club Practice Mr. Duncan, Mike Shields, Tom Hesp, Jerry Grimes, Marvin Nichols, Harold Youncs, Jim Whitney, Wayne Richards, Ron Myers, Mike Dunlap, Robert Coppock, Joy Ashcroft, Robert Alderman, Terry Smith, Mr. Larsen, Guy Simpson, Jim Blackwell, Leonard Pittman, Gary Moore, Tom Morasch, Bill Carstens, Dave Grimes, Casey Rushing, Alan Coppock, Bobby McMillan, Nick Simpson, David Harden. Tkey m jafi, owv pap o possible Lorre Hiatt, Nan Coppock, Sharon Zonich, Beverly McMillan, Greg Miley, Carol White, Sharon Schneider, Peggy Funk, Pat Myrick, Brenda Bearchum, Advisor Mr. Munck, Marilyn Lieuallen, Carlene Woodward, David Scott - (not pictured). . . . W fiM ’S oUA PtUU Cuuljo Nan Coppock, Linda White, Sharon Zonich, Susan Nichols, Odessa Larch, Linda Callaway, Pat Myrick, Mary Alice Main, Susan McEwen, Lorraine Jackson, Lynn Whitacre, Kathy Rand, Carol White, Sherry Sheard, Jean Remillard, Kristie Weber, Lela Lieuallen, Karen Smith, Beverly Jackson, Lorre Hiatt, Eileen Chase, - Marilyn Lieuallen (not pictured). . . . Don't f Otq b owv busy P.P L FIRST ROW: Wayne Richards, Bill Hansell, David Harden, Peggy Funk (Sweetheart), John Gibson, Gerald Grimes, Joy Ashcroft. SECOND ROW: Jim Doak, Alan Coppock, Roger Roth, Guy Simpson, Edward Dufloth, Floyd Shock, Robert Coppock. THIRD ROW: Marvin Nichols, Casey Rushing, Tom Blaylock, Ron Myers, Bill Peal, Terry Smith, Robert Jaggers. FOURTH ROW: Gary Moore, Tom Hesp, Harold Youncs, Fred Breeding, Lloyd Royer, John Wolford, David Case. FIFTH ROW: Gene Rushing, Doug McEwen, David Grimes, Ronnie Hewitt, Tony El- der. GERALD GRIMES Sentinel JOY ASHCROFT Reporter JOHN GIBSON Vice-President PEGGY FUNK Sweetheart DAVID HARDEN President WAYNE RICHARDS Treasurer BILL HANSELL Secretary MR. BLACKWELL Advisor . . . Ou i g(v t lAn . 1-lctMten lus w bk Imj tkpj Bcutct . . . The Ghb (%b meefe Wednesday at 12:45 MR. HANSEN .Instructor NAN COPPOCK Accompanist J • • • Oh, b Oj ir e b b ofrT rfh f-lou t l fr � Vice-President President ROBERT COPPOCK NICK SIMPSON Secretary-Treasurer MARILYN LIEUALLEN (not pictured) Progressive Dinner SEATED: Bill Hansell, Susan Nichols, Linda White, Nick Simpson, Lynn Whitacre, Sharon Zonich, Robert Coppock. STANDING: Joy Ashcroft, Nan Coppock, Susan McEwen, Robert Alderman, Bobby McMillan, Tommy Morasch, Lela Lieuallen, and Beverley Jackson. . . . TW f ofJlb cam tM you oJUl about The pi n6 Lorre Hiatt, Lela Lieuallen, Nan Coppock, Linda White, Lynn Whitacre, Peggy Funk, Pat Myrick, Sharon Schnei- der, Beverly McMillan, Brenda Bearchum, Kathy Rand, Sharon Stack, Carol White, Susan Nichols, Susan Mc- Ewen, Jim Blackwell, Harold Youncs, Nick Simpson, John Gibson, Mike Dunlap, Bill Hansell, Bobby McMillan, Robert Coppock. . . . Tfi Gith’ Uaqujb sow ou dot oudtu v this upcw SHARON ZONICH - Historian NAN COPPOCK - Treasurer LYNN WHITACRE - President MRS. SIMPSON - Advisor LINDA WHITE - Secretary BEVERLY McMILLAN - Vice-President SUSAN NICHOLS - Sgt.-at-Arms Linda Callaway, Sally Christopher, Lorre Hiatt, Pamela Sincleir, Lela Lieuallen, Vickie Woodward, Lois McCoy, Beverley Jackson, Eileen Chase, Carol White, Sharon Stack, Brenda Bearchum, Odessa Larch, Kathy Rand, Peggy Funk, Pat Myrick, Rose Wilson, Sharon Schneider, Sherry Sheard, Joyce Ledgerwood, Carlene Woodward, Janet Remillard, Lorraine Jackson, Karen Smith, Mary Main, Jean Remillard, Sue Tinsley, Kristie Weber, Virginia Beebe, Sharlet Smith, Karen Tinsley, Judy Johnson, Ina Black, Beverly McMillan, Sharon Zonich, Nan Coppock, Linda White, Lynn Whitacre, Mrs. Simpson, Susan Nichols, Susan McEwen. REPRESENTATIVES Carol White, Karen Smith, Janet Remillard, Kathy Rand, Peggy Funk, Sally Christopher, Pat Myrick, Mrs. Simpson, Sharon Zonich, Lynn Whitacre, Nan Coppock, Linda White, Susan Nichols, Beverly Mc- Millan. . . . Vb« lA JtCtt' lA Vtfe fs, BUSINESS: Sharon Zonich, Ed.; Carlene Woodward; Karen Smith. Myrick, Ed.; Joan Schnei- der. CLASSES: Lela Lieuallen, Peggy Funk, Eds.; Linda Callaway; Bev McMillan; Bev Jackson. MR. MUNCK Advisor ORGANIZATIONS: Lorre Hiatt, Ed.; Vickie Wood- ward; Karen Tinsley; Sharon Schneider. ART: Sally Christopher; Ina Black. FAVORITES: Nan Coppock, Ed.; Lois McCoy; Susan Nichols; Odessa Larch. ACTIVITIES: Linda White, Ed.; Pam Sincleir; Mary Main. PHOTOGRAPHY: Robert Coppock; Lynn Whitacre. ATHLETICS: Marilyn Lieuallen, Ed.; Greg Mi- ley; Tom Blaylock; Mike Shields; Frank Carstens; Jim Whitney; Doug Mc- Ewen; Mike Dunlap. Tfi UbwjdOMS uxyik L ItOsuL cM LjOCtAy Head Librarian CARLENE WOODWARD BRENDA BE ARC HUM BEVERLEY JACKSON VICKIE WOODWARD LOIS McCOY KAREN TINSLEY JOYCE LEDGERWOOD INA BLACK PAM SINCLEIR BEVERLY McMILLAN SHARON SCHNEIDER JOAN SCHNEIDER KATHY RAND ) .1 . . . Tti Ch eAJkaA botched; (M th utfty LELA LIEUALLEN PEGGY FUNK SALLY CHRISTOPHER LYNN WHITACRE U gC 1, [ifi ie s gtoup piouuL o . . . MRS uM luiss tfi Sg u£W Boys In August of 1960, football practice started with five seniors, five juniors, 13 sophomores and 10 freshmen turning out. In all, 35 players turned out, the largest number in McEwen’s history. Facing a building year with a very young team of eleven returning lettermen, only four of whom were regulars on the 1959 championship team, and with probably the longest and toughest schedule a McEwen team has ever had to play, the Scotties won three, tied one and lost five. Only Umatilla and Joseph beat the Scot- ties with any respectable margin. McEwen scored an average of 8.8 points a game and the opponents scored an average of 10. 5 points a game against us. Dave Scott, a co-captain of the Scotties, received the honor of being chosen an alternate to the 1961 shrine team. The JV's won five out of six games, so McEwen is looking for fine things to come. Pendleton B ---------- --------o Weston-------------------------- o Heppner - - - ------ 2.2 Umatilla---------------------- 32 Echo --------------------------- 0 Waitsburg -- - 7 Joseph..........................26 Stanfield-----------------------g Pilot Rock - -- -- — - -- -- 72 McEwen McEwen McEwen McEwen McEwen McEwen McEwen McEwen McEwen . . . Q get’eM , CcotfafiS, -g -v- . . . Distort w$t QO e cJtuiC| McEwen 37 Helix 36 McEwen 53 Pilot Rock - - 37 McEwen - - - - 41 Pilot Rock - - -68 McEwen 40 Umatilla 69 McEwen 40 Weston 53 McEwen - - -- 56 Helix - - - - - 31 McEwen 42 Stanfield 45 McEwen - - - - 67 Helix - 37 McEwen - - - - 32 Weston - 64 McEwen 45 Boardman 60 McEwen 52 Pilot Rock 46 McEwen - - - - 53 St. Jo . . 47 McEwen - - - 45 Umatilla 42 DISTRICT 7B TOURNAMENT McEwen - - - - 36 Weston - 54 McEwen 35 Boardman - - - 39 McEwen 55 Pilot Rock 58 McEwen - - - - 84 Umapine - - - 35 McEwen 45 Echo 47 McEwen 51 Prairie City - - 50 McEwen - - - - 43 St. Jo ■ - 32 McEwen 39 Stanfield 30 McEwen - - - - 52 Umatilla 53 McEwen - - - - 45 Helix - 44 McEwen 36 Weston 40 McEwen - - - - 54 Umapine - - - 48 A TEAM HB TEAM SPORTSMANSHIP TROPHY . . . TtieSft hellp l wot QpotfotM H luf) Tiopluj The, ba eboM season Mi thb Sjxwft yem. Presenting the team We’ll miss these fellows next year. Casey at the bat Slide! Such suspense! Ii! ' . .ittis yjfuub thb bioudk owl uoUexjbcM depctsdtntodz iKitpjL luqh A team TERRY SMITH Third Place in mile State Track Meet . . . QtAh 0 tkb Uowi S, Xj Mup Qufa' IfijbCjufiy OudtJjjiJtij, fyiOVQ tfr b quxfe Soccessjtj CARLENE WOODWARD Miss Service NAN COPPOCK Miss Scholar of September MARILYN LIEUALLEN Miss Talent of April NAN COPPOCK Girl of the Y ear KAREN TINSLEY Miss Personality of October JUDY JOHNSON Miss Athletic Ability of March SHARON ZONICH Miss Leadership of November LELA LIEUALLEN Miss Courtesy of February LYNN WHITACRE Miss Co-Operation of January SUSAN McEWEN Miss Poise of December . . . F. F. A Projects owb jpcjit ofo the, Vocational! Agiteu uA Ptogr fH Casey Rushing Edward Dufloth Mike Shields Joy Ashcroft Terry Smith Marvin Nichols Harold Youncs Gene Rushing David Grimes Robert Coppock . . . f-fete (xnfij JbnPj piOjftCfe Bill Hansell Gary Moore Jim Doak Doug McEwen David Harden Bill Peal . . . e joye i fuS visit tzv Doqjpotclv' zfu iuig thbTutbip Dzutce . . . U ub om $o+H fyOJMpIfiA 0 the, FiM Day Acfeuifees Producer of the best animal The champion F.F.A. showman Does it bite? And this one's for you . . . Wonder what they're looking at? The champion 4-H showman Where's everybody else? . . . CjOtMjdld (xnfij otlutcujS utfee iestaig Man, you put me in orbit!” . . . was Day ’ wlifiw tfifi Se«tUws £ � 'TgajcWs (p Oj Da Judy Johnson David Scott Sally Christopher Sharon Zonich David Harden Susan McEwen Marilyn Lieuallen Pam Sincleir John Gibson Lorre Hiatt Ina Black Mike Dunlap Sharlet Smith . . . TtaTtifiSpidas fyiese cfe £ CWst s Piogia , . . . QtiPM j Pabi piovfijd t ba oko W success LELA LIEUALLEN Junior 1st CRAIG TAYLOR Sophomore 1st NICK SIMPSON Senior 1st District 1st WESLEY MARSHALL SAM PAMBRUM Freshman 1st VICKIE WOODWARD Sophomore 1st . . . Tli i fo' L OuQuA CbCwAtjS SpOK HS Ou C| tatC| T Ou Qm L Oj Retiring president - Lynn Whitacre; Retiring vice-president - Bev McMillan; Retiring secretary - Linda White; Bev McMillan - president-elect Susan Nichols - vice-president-elect Carol White - secretary-elect Retiring marshal - Susan Nichols; Retiring treasurer - Nan Coppock; Retiring historian - Sharon Zonich; Odessa Larch - marshal-elect Joyce Ledgerwood - treasurer-elect Mary Main - historian-elect Frost Fantasy Mr. and Miss Merry Christmas The Crowning Ceremony . . . TU P. P. A. Banquet was another scums tfus yeA c Newly-elected officers Honored members of Parliamentary team Congrats, Sweetheart Honorary Speaker Boys receive honors These girls served at banquet. • . . Ttajiucito Class fyie mt L rti RRoyAifey Pia m A' aksas Lela - ETHEL WHALEN Peggy - LEE JOHNSON Casey - JIM DONOVAN Denny - PRINCE MICHAELS Frank - PROF. HANS FRITZHER Sharon - JACKIE WALLACE Pat - AIMEE VAN DOREN Harold - DALE NELLIS Beverly - YVONNE FERRIS Joyce - DORIS WILLABY Doug - FORDYCE GREEN . . . Tta C i Ahh ld was ue uj i Hf iessiv BILL HANSELL Importance of Education NICK SIMPSON Freshman Welcome' GARY RODEN Return Speech' . . . EvfijujOM eajoy i th d tvc {joMouiutg tl weficA H GENE'S BARBER SHOP Athena, Oregon AGRI-CHEM, Mobiloa, INC. THE ATHENA PRESS Complete Coverage of Area News ACfti-CMCH . Box s' a 247 I I IS- LO 6-3522 Commercial Printing LO 6-3452 Athena, Oregon GEM THEATER E B FOSTER Athena, Oregon Congratulations ! ! Congratulations Athena, Oregon to the Class of 1961 FARM CHEMICALS OF OREGON Wholesale Distributors Fertilizers Herbicides and Insecticides Fertilizer Equipment Petroleum Products Tires and Batteries Irrigation Equipment Phone LO 6-3533 Athena TRI-COUNTY EQUIPMENT CO. Congratulations Athena, Oregon FRED’S MARKET Congratulations Athena, Oregon LO 6-3831 FARMORE TIRE SERVICE Best Wishes Athena, Oregon DEAN PINKERTON INSURANCE AGENCY Congratulations to Class of 1961 WATKINS’ PHARMACY The REXALL STORE Congratulations to Class of 1961 Athena, Oregon Phone LOgan 6-3711 Congratulations to Class of 1961 FUNK’S OF ATHENA FUNK'S 10 West Main Walla Walla, Washington ATHENA GARAGE CO. Athena, Oregon Best Wishes to the Seniors ! ATHENA SHELL SERVICE LEONARD GEISSEL Athena, Oregon PENDLETON GRAIN GROWERS LO 6-3545 Athena, Oregon QUALITY GROCERY Congratulations to the Class of 1961 WAYNE PITTMAN, Owner Athena, Oregon ATHENA MILL CO. Manufacturers of Fairhurst Silver Seal Studs P. O. Box 455 Athena, Oregon TWIN CITY OIL AND GAS Feed - Seed - Liquid Fertilizers 209 Main Street Milton-Freewater, Oregon LEE'S PREST-O CLEANERS 10% Discount Cash and Carry 103 So. Main Milton-Freewater Homes Loans Farms WRINKLE REAL ESTATE 22 S. Columbia Milton-Freewater TWIN CITY AUTO PARTS AL BEARD - Owner Complete Automotive - Welders Logging Supplies Milton, Oregon MILTON DRUG and FREEWATER DRUG The Rexall Stores Milton-Freewater, Oregon ZIGMAN'S FLOWERS 101 W. Broadway Milton-Freewater ANTHONY'S DEPT. STORE We Clothe the Family Yardage - Shoes - Clothing 617 N. Main St. Milton-Freewater MI-LEE'S Popular Priced Ready-to-Wear 615 N. Ma in Milton-Freewater WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY Furniture Hardware Milton-F reewater THE FASHION COTTAGE BIRD CHEVROLET CO. Apparel for Ladies Chevrolet Cars and Trucks Milton-Freewater, Oregon ROGER’S CANNING COMPANY 1005 S. Mill Milton-Freewater, Oregon DON HALL FORD Thunderbird Falcon Ford Cars - Trucks 5th and Main, Milton-Freewater CLARK'S DRUG STORE 9 14 S. Main Milton, Oregon COE ELECTRIC CO. Electrical Contracting Wiring and Repairs F ixtures Milton, Oregon IDEAL CLEANERS Call -Duggers Agency For Free Pick Up and Delivery Milton -F reewate r MUNSELLE COMPANY Funeral Directors JOHN H. MAXWELL, Owner 918 South Main Milton-Freewater, Oregon FITZGERALD'S Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry WE 8-5682 Milton, Oregon RICHWINES FURNITURE HARDWARE Selection of Fine Furniture Milton-Freewater, Oregon VALLEY HERALD Everybody Reads It! Milton-Freewater Box 275 BRINKER BROTHERS LUMBER AND HARDWARE COMPANY Lumber and Hardware Building Materials Frigidaire Appliances 339 N. W. 8th-Milton TOTEM BOWL Bowling at Its Best LEW AND BETTY RENVILLE Props. Milton-Freewater 18 N. Elizabeth 216 South Columbia J. E. OLINGER AND SONS Builders 1 Bargain House Milton-Freewater WIDNER ELECTRIC HI-WEST, INC. Milton-Free water ALVIN E. DAVIS McCulloch Chain Saws Sales and Service Box 185 WE 8-5632 Milton-Freewater, Oregon A D PARTS Box 636 WE 8-5432 Milton-F reewate r Commercial and Seed Peas RE NU AUTO BODY 803 1 2 S. W. Court Pendleton, Oregon Complete Body and Fender Repair Phone CR 6-1733 COTTAGE BAKERY 403 Northwest Despain Ave. Pendleton, Oregon Phone CR 6-2252 PENDLETON FROZEN FOODS CO. Pendleton, Oregon VAUGHN ELECTRIC 108 SE. Court Ave . CR 6-6545 Pendleton, Oregon GUNTHER'S FIRESIDE You Can't Beat Home Cooking, But We Try Our Best. Catering Service - Banquet Room Pendleton, Oregon KELTY AND BROWN PHAGANS' 603 SE Court and 6th College of Beauty Pendleton, Oregon Specialists in Hair Shaping Specializing in Styling and Permanent Waving Fine Automobiles 326 S. Main St. Pendleton, Ore. TAYLOR HARDWARE DONELL'S COMPANY Yardage - Women's Apparel Congratulations Domestics - Small Wear Pendleton, Oregon Pendleton, Oregon KENNELL-ELLIS STUDIO 132 SE Dor ion Ave. ZIMMERMAN AND CO. Pendleton, Oregon 425 S. Main Quality Work at Reasonable Prices Pendleton, Oregon PENDLETON MUSIC HOUSE, INC. Good Luck, Seniors Eastern Oregon's Music Center Pendleton, Oregon EAST OREGONIAN Eastern Oregon's Greatest Newspaper Pendleton, Oregon Commercial Printing SMITH FROZEN FOODS Packers of Frozen Vegetables PENDLETON FURNITURE CO. 129 S. Main Pendleton, Oregon CR 6-6821 ELLIS DAVE'S SUPER SERVICE Complete Car Care Mobilgas Mobil Products S. W. 3rd and Emigrant Ave. CR 6-4591 CLUB CIGAR Fountain Service - Good Food 138 S. Main CR 6-9825 Pendleton, Oregon VAN PETTEN LUMBER CO. 604 S.W. Dor ion CR 6-5611 Pendleton, Oregon Pendleton, Oregon Where Oregon Wheat Becomes The World's Most Famous SWANS DOWN CAKE FLOUR IGLEHEART BROS. GENERAL FOODS CORPORATION PandWton. Oregon Plant O. P. LOILAND 310 S. E. Court Ph. CR 6-3182 Pendleton, Oregon Auto - Life - Fire FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN LIBERTY CLEANERS 514 SW Emigrant Pendleton, Oregon Your Licensed Sta-Nu Cleaners PENDLETON VETERINARY CLINIC Pendleton, Oregon P. S. COOK COMPANY Plumbing and Heating P.O. Box 779-507 S. E. Third CR 6-3 12 1-Pendleton, Oregon JOHN ROSE JEWELERS Congratulations ! ! Pendleton, Oregon UMATILLA CO. AUTO DEALERS ASSOCIATION OYLEAR-HOWARD MOTORS Buick- Pontiac INLAND CHEVROLET Chevrolet-Co rvair- Jeep COMRIE MOTORS THOMPSON BROTHERS Rambler -Metropolitan EASTERN OREGON MOTORS Ford-Falcon RUBE LESLIE MOTORS Olds-Cadillac-Renault Lincoln-Mercury-Comet WINTER MOTOR Volkswagen-Stude baker MOSETTE'S 245 S. Main Pendleton, Oregon McCORMACK CONSTRUCTION CO. Pendleton, Oregon McKEE FURNITURE HAMLEY'S 104 South East Dor ion Ave. Pendleton, Oregon A Good Place to Trade Pendleton, Oregon Phone CR 6-2323 BOYLENREALTY E. M. PINK BOYLEN, Proprietor 217 S. W. 1st Street Pendleton, Oregon CR 6-1365 THE FRANCES SHOP Stylists in Women's Wear WM. C. AND FRANCES STRAM Pendleton, Oregon HAROLD'S PHARMACY 358 S. Main Street Phone CR 6-6631 Pendleton, Oregon World-Wide Telegraph Service SIMPSON'S AUTO PARTS, INC. 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