McEwen High School - Bagpipes Yearbook (Athena, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1965 volume:

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Scotty Mac has been the driving force of McEwen's sportsmanship. In memory of Scotty Mac, the lasting symbol of our school, we dedicate the 1964-65 Bagpipes. 2 mmm ADMINISTRATION Jerry Keller PRESIDENT Don Whitney VICE PRESIDENT 4 Student Council Front row - Mark Perkins, Joan Gibson, Jerry Keller, Don Whitney, Dick McMillan. Back row - Scotty Mayberry, Tyler Hansell, Terri Duncan, Dennis McMillan, Gerri Wright, Doreen Froese, Nancy Weming, Janie Sheard, Robin Dugger. Jerry Keller Student Body President 5 MR. HANSEN Sr. Math, Band faculty Of M M : MRS. GILLILAND General Math, P.E. , Health, Typing, English MR. MUNCK English, Library, Journalism, Speech MR. NIBLER Spanish, World History, P.E. , Drivers Training, Coach 6 MR. SWENSON Agriculture, Shop MR. DUCAN U.S. History, P.E. , Health, Psychology, American Problems, Gen. Science, Mech. Drawing, Coach MR. TAYLOR Sr. Analysis, Physics, Biology, Geometry, Algebra 1 G II, Special Science G Math MRS. WOODROOFE MRS. SIMPSON English, Special English Home Economics 7 MR. SIMPSON Typing, Office, Bookkeeping, Superinten- dent MR. PIERCE Janitor School Board Dale Phillips Kohler Betts Bob Zerba Paul Froese Gene Baker (chairman) Wayne Olmscheid Robin Woodroofe Charles Simpson Bus Drivers John Chase, Laura White, Margaret Lieuallen, Carl Wright not pictured: Bob Gray 8 TERRI ANN DUNCAN Ambition-Teacher Girls' League 1-4; President 4; Vice President 3; GOM Per- sonality 4; Torch Honor 1-4; Vice President 3; Student Council 3,4; Class Vice Presi- dent 1; Secretary 2; Glee Club 1- 3 Highlander 4; Bagpipes 2- 4; Mock Political Convention 3; Cheerleader 2,3; FFA Sweet- heart 3; Prom Court Queen 3; Powder Puff Football 3,4; Bas- ketball 3; Operetta 2; High- land Fling 4; Pep Band 1,2,3, 4; Vice President 3; Highland Fling 1,4 MIKE E. DICKENSON Ambition-Wildlife Management Transfer from Pendleton Football 4 DOREEN KAY FROESE Ambition-Elementary Education Girls' League 1-4; Treasurer 3; Torch Honor 2-4; Thespians 1-4; Vice President 3; Student Council 1-4; Girls' League Rep. 3; Glee Club 1-3; High- lander 4; Bagpipes 1-4; Girls State Alternate 3; Mock Po- litical Convention 3; Powder Puff Football 3,4; Operetta 2; Highland Fling 1,4; Volleyball B string 1-4; Track 2 SHARON LEE HOPTOWIT Ambition-Registered Nurse Transfer-Pendleton H. S. Girls' League 3,4; Highland Fling 4; Highlander 4; Bag- pipes 4; Happy Canyon Prin- cess 3; Rep. in Miss Indian America Contest; American Indian Beauty 3 MICHAEL W. DORMAIER Ambition-Mechanics FFA 1,2; M Club 3; Bagpipes 4; Football 3,4 LINDA HARRIS Ambition-College Girls' League 1-4; Torch Hon- or 1-4; Thespians 4; Girls' League 4; Glee Club 1-3; Highlander 3-4; Bagpipes 2-4; Mock Political Convention 3; Football 3,4; Basketball 3; Operetta 2; Pep Band 1-4; Highland Fling 1,4; Swing Band 1-3; Volleyball A-3,4 B-1,2; Track 1,2 SHARON MECHAM Ambition-Secretary Girls' League 1-4; Glee Club 1-3; Highlander 3; Bagpipes 1-4; Pep Band 1,2 JOAN GIBSON Ambition -C ollege Girls' League 1-4; Torch Hon- or 1-4; Thespians 3,4; Student Council 2,3; Student Body Secretary 4; Class Vice Presi- dent 1; Treasurer 2; Glee Club 1- 3; Highlander 4; Bagpipes 2- 4; GOM Service 4; Librarian 4; Mock Political Convention 3; Powder Puff Football 3,4; Basketball 3; Operetta 3; High- land Fling 1,4; Track 1,2; Homemaker of Tomorrow Award 4 SHARON LYNN MAYBERRY Ambition-Spanish Teacher Girls' League 1-4; Torch Honor 1-4; Secretary 3; Thes- pians 3,4; Class President 1; Secretary 3; Treasurer 4; Glee Club 3; Bagpipes 2-4; GOM Talent 3; Scholarship 4; Girls State Alternate 3; Mock Political Convention 3; Oper- etta 2; Pep Band 1-4; High- land Fling 1,4; Swing Band 1-3 JUDY ANN WEATHERS Ambition-P. E. Teacher Transfer-Umapine Girls' League 4; Volleyball A string 4 KATHY JEAN WHITE Ambition-College Girls' League 1-4; Sec. 3; Torch Honor 1-4; Thespians 3,4; Student Body Sec. 3; Glee Club 1-3; Highlander 3; Bagpipes 1-4; GOM Poise 3; State Speech Contest 3; Girls' State Delegate 3; Mock Politi- cal Convention 3; Prom Court 3; Powder Puff Basketball 3; Operetta 2; Highland Lassies 2-4; Pep Band 1-4; P.B. Maj- orette 3; Majorette 4; Swing Band 1-3; Volleyball B string 1-3; A string 4; Miss Merry Christmas 4 JOHN S. HANSELL Ambition-College Transfer-Hermiston M Club 2-3; Bagpipes 2,3; Mock Political Convention 3; Operetta 2, Track 2,3; Foot- ball 3; Baseball Manager 2; Basketball 3,4 JERRY R. KELLER Ambition-Plumbing Transfer-Spray, Oregon M Club 2-4; Student Body President 4; Student Body Vice President 3; Class President 2; Vice President 3; Sgt. At Arms 3; Treas. 2; Track 2-4; Foot- ball 2-4; Basketball 2,3 JANET MARIE ZERBA Ambition-College Girls' League 1-4: Torch Honor 2-4; Thespians 2-4; Student Council 2,3; Class Sec. 4; Student C. Rep. 2,3; Girls' League 1; Glee Club 1-3; GOM Service 3; Mock Political Convention 3; Pow- der Puff Football 3,4; Oper- etta 2; Highland Lassies 4; Pep Band 1-4; Routine Com- mittee 4; Highland Fling 1,4; Majorette 3,4; Track 1,2 JUDITH ANN PAMBRUN Ambition-Business College Girls' League 1-4; Glee Club 1,2; Highlander 3; Bagpipes 2,3; Operetta 2; Pep Band 1- 4; Highland Fling 1,4 NANCY JEAN WERNSING Ambition-Teacher Girls' League 1-4; Torch Honor 1-4; President 4; Thes- pians 2 -4 Secretary-T reasurer 4; Student Council 1,4; Stu- dent C. Rep. 1; Glee Club 1- 3; Highlander 4; Bagpipes 1-4; Editor 4; GOM Courtesy 3; Poise 4; State Speech Contest 3; Girls State Delegate 3; Mock Political Convention 3; Prom Court 3; Powder Puff Football 3,4; Basketball 3; Operetta 2; Highland Fling 1,4; Volleyball A string 1-4; Track 1,2 HAROLD HARRIS Ambition-Forest Service FFA 1-4; Sentinel 4; M Club 1-4; Class Sgt. - at-arms 4; Highlander 3; Bagpipes 2-4; FFA Parliamentary team 2-4; Powder Puff Football Coach 4; Operetta 2; Track 1-4; Foot- ball 1-4; Shrine Team Alternate 4; Baseball 1-4; Basketball 1-4; FFA judging team 2-4 RICHARD D. McMILLAN Ambition-College Torch Honor 4; F.F. A. 1-4; Reporter 3; Vice President 4; M Club 1-4; Glee Club 1,2; Mock Political Convention 3; Highlander 4; Bagpipes 2,3,4; F.F.A. Parliamentary Team 3,4; Livestock Judging Team 2,3,4; Soil Judging team 2; Swing Band 1,2,3; Track 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3; Basketball 2, 3,4; Best Offensive Player Football, 4 WANDA WILLIAMS Ambition-Bookkeeper Transfer-Washburn, Missouri Girls' League 4 BILL HUNKAPILLAR Ambition-Architect F.F.A. 1,2; M Club 2,3,4; Class President 4; Treasurer 1; Sgt-at-Arms 1; Student Coun- cil Rep. 3; Highlander 4; Track 1,2; Powder Puff Foot- ball Coach 4; Boys' Volleyball coach; Football 1-4 TYLER HANSELL Ambition-V etemarian Torch Honor 2,3,4; Thespians 1-4; President 4; F.F.A. 1-4; President 3,4; Chaplin 3; Class President 1,3; Treasurer 2; Bagpipes 2,3,4; State Speech Contest 3; Mock Political Convention 3; F.F.A. Parliamentary Team 2,3,4; Track 1-4; Operetta 2; Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; All Conference Football 2; All State Basketball Team 3; Richard McCracken Award 2; F.F.A. Judging Team 1-4; District Speech Contest 3,4 CAROL ROBINSON Ambition-To be a success in all that she does. Girls' League 1-4; Glee Club 1,2,3; Bagpipes 1-4; Librarian 1,2; Mock Political Conven- tion 3; Operetta 2 DELMAR E. ZOUNAR Ambition-$100,000 a year Torch Honor 2; F. F. A. 2,3; M Club 1-4; Mock Political Convention 3; Highlander 4; Bagpipes 4; Powder Puff Foot- ball Coach 4; Track manager 1,2,3; Football manager 2; team, 3,4; Four years perfect attende nee. JANIE JO SHEARD Girls' League 1-4; Torch Hon- or 3; Thespians 2,3,4; Class Sec. , 2; Girls' League Rep. 1,2; Glee Club 1,2,3; High- lander 3; Bagpipes 1-4; Mock Political Convention 3; Powder Puff Football 3,4; Powder Puff Basketball 3,4; Track 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; President 4; Bagpiper 1-4; Highland Fling 4; Majorette 4; Volleyball A String 1-4 MARK PERKINS Ambition-College F.F.A. 1-4; Sentinel 3; Trea- surer 4; M Club 1-4; Stu- dent Body Treasurer 4; Class President 1,2; Student Coun- cil Rep. 3; Powder Puff Foot- ball 4; Boys' Volleyball 3: Football 1-4; Baseball 1-4; Football Most Deserving Play- er 4; Baseball Most Deserv- ing Player 3 LE ROY HIMES Ambition-Logging Operation Transfer-Weston F.F.A. 2,3,4; M Club 3, 4; Class Treasurer 3; Bagpipes 3; Track 3,4 DARYLE VAN WAGONER Ambition-Beautician Girls' League 1,2,4; Glee Club 1; Highlander 4; Bag- pipes 4; Librarian 2,3; Head Librarian 4; Powder Puff Football 3 i 1 .for GERALDINE WRIGHT Ambition-T eacher Girls' League 1-4; Torch Honor 1-4; Class Vice Presi- dent 3; Girls League Rep. 2; Glee Club 1,2,3; Highlander 4; Editor 4; G.O.M. Cooper- ation 3; Courtesy 4; Librarian 2; Operetta 2; Highland Fling 4; National Mathematic High School Contest Award 3 12 Senior Class Officers Tirst Md Second Semester Delmar Zounar—Vice President Harold Harris—Sgt. -at-Arms Bill Hnnkapiliar—President Doreen Froese—Student Council Rep. Linda Harris—Girls League Rep. Sharon Mayberry—Treasurer Janet Zerba—Secretary 13 Qrand Mo nors Zo Sharon Grand Honors went to Sharon Mayberry, who main- tained a 3. 91 GPA. Active in school and community affairs, she was a member of Thespians, Torch Honor, and Pep Band. Sharon was president of her class, a Girls' State alternate, BYF Vice President, and GOM Talent and Scholarship. Sharon plans to continue her education at Linfield College. Qrand Honors Zo Money Nancy Wernsing, who maintained a 3. 72 GPA, graduated with Grand Honors. Nancy was Torch Honor President, secretary-treasurer of Thespians, editor of the Bagpipes, and Girls' State delegate. She was also GOM Courtesy and Poise and Worthy Advisor of Charity Assembly, Order of Rainbow for Girls. Nancy plans to attend Willamette University. Honors Zo Qeri Maintaining a 3. 51 GPA, Geraldine Wright graduated with Honors. Geri was editor of the Highlander, a member of Torch Honor and Thespians, and GOM Cooperation and Courtesy. She held a number of class offices, served as president of BYF, and received the Math Award. Geraldine will continue her education at Linfield College. U JUNIORS Sally Adams Dennis Dufloth Linda Breeding James Clark I I Peggy Callaway Robert Clark Janice Downs Shirley Clark Marvin Goodwin Sherri Duncan Raymond Goodwin Cindy Fager Randy Goss Karen Fry Paul Jones Linda Gray Johnson Beverly Hines Tim Kennedy Dee Hindman 16 Dennis McMillan Helen Jackson Philip Moses Brenda Jones Jack Phillips Cynthia Miller Tom Phillips Pattie Miller Gary Sincleir Sharon Kelso Keith Taylor Verna Picard Mike Wallan Rashell Sheard George White Dana Van Wagoner Gayle Wernsing Don Whitney Faye Williams Larry Hinkle 17 {junior Class Officers {first And Second Semester Cindy Fager—President Raymond Goodwin—Vice President Sherri Duncan—Secretary Peggy Callaway—Treasurer Mike Wallan—Sgt. -at-Arms Gayle Wemsing—Girls League Rep. Dennis McMillan—Student Council Rep. Tim Kennedy—Student Council Rep. 18 Fleeta Baker Tom Alderman Diana Bushman Douglas Brewer Sharon Cannon Dennis Elder Iris Downs Wood Hansell Charla Dormaier Dean Hines Robin Dugger James Howton Alana Ellis Steve Hunkapillar Leta Goodwin Curtis Irving Nancy Johns Dennis Kennedy Kaye Johnson Mary Lou Webb 20 Sue Jones Neil McMillan Shirley McCoy Spencer Moore Merry Ann Peal Mike Reed Jeanine Roden Barrett Tillman Tricia Sheard Jerry Weidert Erma Sheoships Bruce Bearchum Gloria Van Wagoner Tom Rodriguez Lois Wart Scott Mayberry Macie Van Wagoner Dennis Zerba Frances Bearchum 21 Sophomore Class Officers First Semester: Dennis Kennedy, President; Robin Dugger, Vice President; Dennis Elder, Secretary; Nancy Johns, Treasurer; Jeanine Roden, Sgt. -at-Arms; Merry Ann Peal, Girls' League Representative; Curtis Irving, Student Council Representative. Second Semester: Bruce Bearchum, President; Gloria Van Wagoner, Secretary; Sue Jones, Treasurer; Robin Dugger, Girls' League Representative; (not pictured) Tom Rodri- guez, Vice President; Dean Hines, Sgt. -at-Arms; Scott Mayberry, Student Council Representative. 22 24 Patricia Davis Donna Duncan DeWayne Dunlap Pamela Davis Bonnie Goodwin Lydia Hop to wit Linda McMillan Brooks Lieuallen Karen Priest Wendy Robinson Richard Moore r gfti far - ' ' WJmj Cathy Reed Pamela Schneider Sallie Scott Bobby Payant r � David Sincleir Susan Veatch Beverly Wright Alan Wemsing 25 Jreshman Class Officers FIRST SEMESTER: DeWayne EXrnlap, Sgt. -at-Arms; Linda McMillan, Student Council Representative; Sally Geissel, Girls League Representative; Brooks Lieuallan, Treasurer; Raymond Miller, Secretary; Bob Pay ant, Vice-President; Alan Froese, President. SECOND SEMESTER: Susan Veatch, Girls League Representative; Richard Picard, Student Council Representative; Bob Payant, Sgt. -at-Arms; Nola Smith, Treasurer; Donna Duncan, Secretary; Linda McMillan, Vice-President; Sally Geissel, President. 26 Front Row: Daiyle Van Wagoner, Rashell Sheard, Doreen Froese, Terri Duncan, Joan Gibson, Geraldine Wright, Cindy Fager, Cynthia Miller, Helen Jackson, 2nd Row: Linda Harris, Sherri Duncan, Peggy Callaway, Sally Adams, Sharon Hoptowit, Nancy Wemsing, Pattie Miller, 3rd Row Harold Harris, Delmar Zounar, Dick McMil- lan, Dennis McMillan, Woody Hansell, Randy Goss, Jerry Weidert. Highlander Staff Cindy Fager Mr. Munck Geraldine Wright Assistant Editor Advisor Editor 28 Nancy Wemsing Editor Rashell Sheard Assistant Editor Mr. Munck Advisor Front Row: Jeanine Roden, Helen Jackson, Janie Sheard, Terri Duncan, Doreen Froese, Rashell Sheard, Nancy Wemsing, Joan Gibson, Sharon Mecham, Sharon Hoptowit, Cynthia Miller, Sharon Mayberry, Geraldine Wright, 2nd Row: Robin Dugger, Pattie Miller, Shirley McCoy, Leta Goodwin, Charla Dormaier, Gloria Van Wagoner, Alana Ellis, JudiPambrun, Janet Zerba, Kathy White, Barrett Tillman, Dennis Zerba, Tyler Hans ell, Harold Harris, 3rd Row: Karen Fry, Lois Wart, Tricia Sheard, Nancy Johns, Carol Robinson, Sally Adams, Peggy Callaway, Sherri Duncan, Gayle Wemsing, Linda Harris, Cindy Fager, Delmar Zounar, Tim Kennedy, Don Whitney, 4th Row: Spencer Moore, Curtis Irving, Mike Wallan, George White, John Hansell, Randy Goss, Bill Hunkapillar, Dick McMillan, Dennis McMillan, Jerry Weidert, Woody Hansell. 29 Qirls Ceague 1st Row: Cathy Reed, Mary Gibson, Nancy Wemsing, Joan Gibson, Sally Adams, Peggy Callaway, Terri Duncan, Mrs. Simpson, Sherri Duncan, Cindy Fager, Rashell Sheard, Kathy White, Janet Zerba, Sharon Mayberry, 2nd Row: Lois Wart, Beverley Wright, Erma Sheoships, Gloria Van Wagoner, Jeanine Roden, Robin Dugger, Gayle Wemsing, Nancy Johns, Tricia Sheard, Daryle Van Wagoner, Dee Hindman, Bonnie Goodwin, Pattie Miller, Vema Picard, Linda Gray, Sharon Cannon, 3rd Row: Pamela Schneider, Pamela Davis, Pat Davis, Nola Smith, Susan Veatch, Alana Ellis, Diana Bushman, Janie Sheard, Doreen Froese, Linda Harris, Geraldine Wright, Sharon Hoptowit, Charla Dormaier, Judi Pambrun, Donna Duncan, Sally Geissel, Linda McMillan, Kaye Johnson, Merry Ann Peal, 4th Row: Gail Pickard, Frances Bearchum, Sue Jones, Macie Van Wagoner, Sallie Scott, Lydia Hop-, towit, Dana Van Wagoner, Linda Breeding, Leta Goodwin, Shirley McCoy, Gloria Shepherd, Irene Marcell, Judy Weathers, Sharon Mecham, Carol Robinson, Cynthia Miller, Helen Jackson, Karen Fry. Officers Sherri Duncan, Secretary; Cindy Fager, Historian; Sally Adams, Marshall; Terri Duncan, President; Peggy Callaway, Vice President; Rashell Sheard, Treasurer; Mrs. Simpson, Advisor. 30 Front Row: Harold Harris, Terry Johnson; Mark Perkins, Sweetheart-Sally Adams, Tyler Hansell, Dick McMillan, Curtis Irving, Jerry Weidert, 2nd row: Mr. Swenson-Advisor, DeWayne Dunlap, Spencer Moore, Bobby Payant, Marvin Goodwin, Bruce Bearchum, Steve Hunkapillar, Brooks Lieuallen, Alan Froese, 3rd row: LeRoy Himes, James Clark, Mike Reed, Alan Wemsing, Raymond Goodwin, Woody Hansell, 4th row: Dennis McMillan, Neil McMillan. Officers Tyler Hansell, President; Dick McMillan, Vice President; Terry Johnson, Secretary; Mark Perkins, Treasurer; Harold Harris, Sentinel; Curtis Irving, Reporter; Jerry Weidert, Chaplain. 31 Front Row: Linda Harris, Janie Sheard, Doreen Froese, Janet Zerba, Gayle Wemsing, Geraldine Wright, Karen Fry, Sharon Mecham, Sharon Mayberry, 2nd Row: Tricia Sheard, Kathy White, Barrett Tillman, George White, Don Whitney, Woody Hansell, Tyler Hansel 1, Nancy Wemsing, Rashe 11 Sheard. The Thespians this year put on a Christmas play entitled GERALDINE AND THE WHITE ROBE by Jon Conde. Along with the play the Thespians provided entertainment for the stu- dent body meetings. Alumni singing at the Christmas Tyler Hansell won play. second place in the LaGrande speech contest. Tyler Hansell-President Nancy Wemsing-Secretary Rashell Sheard-Vice President 32 Jnter-class Competition Curtis Irving, Sophomore; Doreen Froese, Senior; Donny Whitney, Chairman; Tim Kennedy, Junior. JVoise Parade This year the noise parade went over with a BANG!! Seniors 4 Sophomores Z e Sor Tirst Bill Hunkapillar, Senior; Donny Whitney, Chair- man; Bruce Bearchum, Sc nomore. Inter-class competition was quite active this year. Some events held were foot- ball and basketball season ticket sales, noise parade, spirit week, and the mak- ing of prom posters. Seniors and sophomores tied at the end of competition with 25 points each to win. This was the first time there has been a tie. 33 Seated: Terri Duncan, Kathy White, Janet Zerba, Joan Gibson, Doreen Forese, Geri Wright, Sally Adams, Nancy Wemsing, Sharon Mayberry, Jeanine Roden. Back row: Nancy Johns, Linda Harris, Rashell Sheard, Cindy Fager, Curt Irving, Woody Hansell, Don Whitney, Tyler Hansell, Tim Kennedy, Terry Johnson, Gayle Wemsing, Tom Alderman, Scot Mayberry, Dennis Zerba. Zorck Honor Society McEwen's Torch Honor had an active year. The Torch Honor again held a progressive dinner. After the dinner, initiation was held for all new mem- bers. To become a member of Torch Honor one must have a 3. 0 G. P. A. for the year, and also have activity points for participation in school activ- ities. Nancy Wemsing, President; Tim Ken- nedy, Vice President; Cindy Fager, Secretary -Treasurer. TKiS ■SpoiosortQ 6 rAf.C.H3fe 0N Front row: Tricia Sheard, Beverley Wright, Rashell Sheard, Peggy Callaway, Cindy Fager, Janie Sheard, Sherri Duncan; Second row: Terri Duncan, Sally Adams, Helen Jackson, Sally Geissel, Linda McMillan, Nancy Johns, Merry Ann Peal, Sharon Mayberry; Third row: Linda Harris, Kaye Johnson, Charla Jean Dormaier, Sallie Scott, Sharon Can- non, Donna Duncan, Gloria Shepherd, Jeanine Roden, Nola Smith, Janet Zerba; Fourth row: Gayle Wemsing, Robin Dugger, Pattie Miller, Judi Pam- brun, Kathy White. Sherri Duncan Janie Sheard Tricia Sheard Beverley Wright Officers Kighland Six Janet Zerba, Terri Duncan, Peggy Callaway, Cindy Fager, Sally Adams, Kathy White. Peggy Callaway; Majorette, Cindy Fager; Secretary -Treasurer, Rashell Sheard; Vice President, Janie Sheard; President. 35 Janie Sheard Drum Majorette Kathy White Head Majorette Mr. Hansen Director McSwen High Uand Gayle Wemsing Majorette Janet Zerba Majorette Mr. Hansen, Director - First Row: L. to R. Nola Smith, Tricia Sheard, Sharon Hoptowit, Gayle Wemsing, Janet Zerba, Janie Sheard, Beverley Wright, Jeanine Roden, Sharon Mecham, Curtis Irving, Dennis Zerba, Donna Duncan, Diana Bushman, Gloria Shepherd; Second Row: Susan Veatch, Sally Geissel, Charla Dormaier, Terri Duncan, Spencer Moore, Tom Alderman, Sherri Duncan, Tim Kennedy, Scotty Mayberry, Sallie Scott, Bobby Payant, Sharon Cannon, Pattie Miller, Rashell Sheard, Kaye Johnson; Third Row: Merry Ann Peal, Alan Froese, Linda McMillan, Nancy Johns, Helen Jackson, Peggy Callaway, Sally Adams, Cindy Fager, Sharon May- berry, Kathy White, Linda Harris, George White, Woody Hansell, DeWayne Dunlap, Brooks Lieuallen; Last Row: Raymond Miller, Dick McMillan, Barrett Tillman, Judy Weathers, Judi Pambrun, Robin Dugger, Terry Johnson, Don Whitney, Alan Wemsing, Dennis Kennedy. 36 Citizenship Award Terri Duncan, Kathy White, Tyler Hansell, and Delmar Zounar received the Citi- zenship Award for 1964-65. This award is given annually to an McEwen student who has shown outstanding citi- zenship throughout high school. Terri Duncan Tyler Hansell Delmar Zounar Kathy White Mob Pinkerton Award The Bob Pinkerton Award for the year of 1964-65 was received by Tyler Hansell and Richard Mc- Millan. This award was donated to McEwen in memory of an MHS alumnus and is awarded to any out- standing senior athlete. Tyler Hansell Richard McMillan 38 Sally Adams, alternate; Gayle Wemsing and Cindy Fager, delegates; Rashell Sheard, alternate. Richard McCracken Award Curtis Irving was presented with the Richard McCracken Award. This award is presented to a sophomore boy who is outstanding in both the scholastic and athletic fields. 39 Barrett Tillman and George White PROM COURT - Judy Weathers, Neil Lieuallen, Mark Perkins, Sally Adams, Nancy Wemsing, Don Whitney, Terri Duncan, Queen Sherri Duncan, Tom Morasch, Peggy Callaway, Mike Wallan. Prom Fun 40 Past, Present Queens and Mother Sally Adams Miss Adams was chosen from the Junior- Senior girls at large. She was named at the FFA Openhouse. T ame Royalty Mr. and Miss Merry Christmas Kathy White and Mike Dickenson reigned over the Girl's League Christmas Dance. Mr. and Miss Halloween Tom Alderman and Doreen Froese were chosen Mr. and Miss Halloween because of their unusual costumes. vtVu-£ pno Miss Service Joan Gibson Miss Courtesy Geraldine Wright Miss Leadership Peggy Callaway Miss Athletic Ability Lindia Harris Miss Cooperation Miss Talent Rashell Sheard Kathy White 42 Attendant Zo Miss Jndian America Miss Sharon Hoptowit was selected as an attendant to Miss Indian America. 1964 Shrine Queen Miss Robin Dugger was selected as the 1964 East - West Shrine Football Queen. ISetty Crocker Award Joan Gibson was awarded the 1965 Home- maker Award. This is given to the Senior girl who makes the highest score on a nation-wide test. 43 4, V Emcees do a good job. Scottish girls do Highland Fling. M i I J s 9 i h n I 9 a H d Dainty ballerinas are special treat. Onions sing and dance around petunia. Hillbillies play mountain music. Our fair ladies sing Loverly . 44 Quartet brings back old days. Class flight Dick and Jerry take over janitorial job. Kathy White teaches. Look at the distinguished princi- pal. Senior Will is read by Delmar Zounar. Don Whitney entertains. New cheerleaders are presented sweaters. Senior Banquet enjoyed by all. Selections by the Singing Seven. Senior Day iHome Ec. students model projects. Terri receives Girl of the Year award. 46 Senior members serve. Installation of new officers Qiris’ Jo Do they look like football players ? Hustlers us. Pick-Ups Will it go in ? 47 Mr. Swenson is named Honorary Farmer. 48 Notice the drive. Who has the ball ? 1963- 64 Sweetheart Terri Duncan presents new 1964- 65 Sweetheart Sally Adams with her white F. F.A. jacket. 3. 3. A- Open Mouse February 4, the McEwen F.F.A. chap- ter sponsored an open house for the new shop. A mock parliamentary contest, public speaking contest, presentation of awards, and the naming of the Sweetheart were the highlights of the evening. Tyler Hansell, winner of the local F.F.A. public speaking contest, will compete in the district contest. Parliamentary exhibition was given for the parents. Steve Hunkapillar, Neil McMillan, Woody Hansell, and Curt Irving were awarded new F.F.A. jackets by the Athena Branch of the U. S. National Bank. IW, lot, Spencer Moore shows choice beef. Tyler Hansell is Grand Champion Showman. Tield Sheep competition is rough. Sheep bring high prices. Neil McMillan Tyler Hansell Woody Hansell Curt Irving jjj Projects LeRoy Himes Jack Phillips Raymond Goodwin Marvin Goodwin 51 Alan Froese Steve Hunkapillar Bobby Payant 52 Alan Wemsing Dick McMillan Brooks Lieuallen Spencer Moore Harold Harris Jerry Weidert SDI131H1V 54 Peggy Callaway Sally Adams 55 Scots’ Season 6-2-1 Kneeling: Managers Dennis Zerba, Dennis Kennedy. Front row: George White, Tom Phillips, Alan Wernsing, De- Wayne Dunlap, Alan Froese, Keith Taylor, Brooks Lieuallen, Spencer Moore, Bruce Bearchum, Mike Wallan. Second row: Don Whitney, Tyler Hansell, Mike Dickenson, Jerry Keller, Mark Perkins, Dick McMillan, Bill Hunkapillar, Harold Harris, Mike Dormaier, Head Coach Duncan, Delmar Zounar, Assistant Coach Nibler, Dennis Dufloth. Third row: Tim Kennedy, Philip Moses, Robert Clark, Steve Hunkapillar, Dennis McMillan, Curtis Irving, Raymond Miller, Terry Johnson. Not pictured: Tom Alderman and Manager Bob Payant. Managers Dennis Zerba and Dennis Kennedy. T Vv-s Qv. cEwen Opponent Score 26 Maupin 7 22 Joseph 6 34 Touchet 6 7 Pilot Rock 7 13 Waitsburg 0 25 Pendleton J. V. 0 20 Stanfield 12 0 Umatilla 12 6 Condon 26 cjcl re 56 vr cc ? v-y_________ Scots Cose film Harold Harris Alter. Shrine Dick McMillan Tyler Hansell Shrine Team Jerry Keller Bill Hunkapillar Mike Dormaier Del mar Zounar Mark Perkins Mike Dickenson Coaches t Most Deserving Player Mark Perkins Player Awards Best Defensive Player Tyler Hansell Best Offensive Player Dick McMillan 58 Hit Zhat Cine! Here we go, big Scots. Tough going ahead. Huny up and Pass! Up the middle. Pitch-out this time. Scotties Zeam Paul Jones, Woody Hansell, John Hansell, Don Whitney, Harold Harris, Tyler Hansell, Delmar Zounar, Tim Kennedy, Neil McMillan, Philip Moses, Curtis Irving, Dick McMillan. Kneeling: Assistant Coach Tucker, Head Coach Nibler. Standing: Manager Bob Payant. McEWEN OPPONENT SCORE 28 Helix 55 40 Pilot Rock 64 27 T ouchet 35 49 Riverside 48 39 Umatilla 47 40 Pilot Rock 43 45 Stanfield 47 58 lone 43 79 Umapine 65 65 Echo 38 70 Helix 53 49 Weston 58 63 Riverside 61 McEWEN OPPONENT SCORE 60 Stanfield 39 34 Umatilla 40 83 Umapine 42 68 lone 66 55 EOC J. V. 69 67 Echo 54 46 Weston 53 90 Helix 73 Sub-district 56 Echo 47 50 Riverside 60 56 lone 53 hRfO 0 Wfl-RMc-r Ccaders Of Zhe Scots Head Coach Jim Nibler Assistant Coach Dan Tucker Delmar Zounar Tyler Hansell Harold Harris Dick McMillan 61 John Hansell Basketball Manors Dick McMillan won the title as the best foul shooter. Paul Jones won the title of highest scorer on the team. Tyler Hansell was voted the most deserving player award. Tyler Hansell was chosen co-captain and was on the first All-tournament team at Sub-district. Don Whitney was also chosen team co- captain and was on the first All-touma- ment team at Sub-district. 62 y. V. ’s Ji Jrosh J.V. 's: Dennis Kennedy, Brooks Lieuallen, DeWayne Dunlap, Steve Hunkapillar, Woody Hansell, Tim Kennedy, Neil McMillan, Curtis Irving, Dean Hines, George White. Kneeling: Coach Tucker and Coach Nibler. Center: Bob Payant, manager. Frosh: Alan Froese, Brooks Lieuallen, Richard Picard, DeWayne Dunlap, Alan Wemsing, Tom Alderman, Jerry Weidert, Raymond Miller, Steve Hunkapillar, Dean Hines, Dennis Kennedy. Kneeling: Bob Payant, Coach Tucker, Coach Nibler, Dennis Zerba. 63 Scotties Jh fiction Tyler Hansell, Dick McMillan, JohnHansell, and Delmar Zounar recieve the Sub-district Third Place T rophy. Spellbound (Howdyshell Photos) Whitney adds two All together now! Mr. C. H. Simpson presents the Charles H. Simpson Award to the St. Paul cheerleaders for the outstand- ing rally squad of the State B Basketball Tourna- ment. 64 baseball 1965 Coach Dan Tucker V tWs) 'T c l .Thoe- vfA Sitting: Bob Pay ant, Tom Alderman, Paul Jones, Dick McMillan, Philip Moses, Mark Perkins, Curtis Irving, Tom Rodriguez, Standing: Manager Doug Brewer, George White, Keith Taylor, JohnHansell, Harold Harris, Tyler Hansell, Raymond Goodwin, Don Whitney, Coach Tucker. Although the baseball team wasn’t in league competition, they did put in a lot of work. They should have some potential coming up next year. The team member with the highest batting average was Tyler Hansell, and the team voted Philip Moses the most deserving player. The team was coached by Dan Tucker. Volleyball Champs Standing: A. Squad. Sally Adams, Merry Ann Peal, Judy Weathers, Janie Sheard, Mrs. Gilliland, Nancy Wems- ing, Linda Harris, Peggy Callaway, Kay Johnson, Kathy White. Kneeling: B Squad. Linda McMillan, Sally Geissel, Gayle Wemsing, Tricia Sheard, Cindy Fager, Doreen Froesc. The girl's volleyball team of McEwen High School had a very successful sea- son. They were defeated only once, by the team from Eastern Oregon Col- lege. The girls scored a total of 448 points to opponents 177. An average of 32 points per game to oppo- nents 12. 6 was maintained. The team won the tourna- ment trophy back this year. It was certainly wel- comed back by all. Judy Weathers won the scoring trophy with 99 points. 66 Victorious Scotties win trophy. Coach: Mrs. Gilliland. Behind every good team there is a coach. Qhls Jn Action The team was in a huddle. Do you really love me, or is it just And she's out for a . . . pass? one of those summer things ? This item is non-returnable. How is the weather up there ? I'll flip you for it. Somebody give me a boost. There! It's over. Here it comes, ready or not. 67 Cindemen Score Back row: Alan Wemsing, Raymond Goodwin, Raymond Miller, Tim Kennedy, Don Whitney, Tyler Hansell, Neil McMillan, Dennis Elder, Dennis McMillan, James Clark, Coach Duncan, Front row: George White, Bruce Bearchum, Woody Hansell, Harold Harris, Dick McMillan, DeWayne Dunlap, Steve Hunkapillar, Richard Picard. The McEwen High Track Team did very well this year. The team as a whole placed second at the District Meet. Several school records were set. All of the members of the team put in a lot of practice time. Mr. Cloyd Duncan was the coach this year. This was his last season as coach of the McEwen Scotties. Track Coach Cloyd Duncan. 68 Zrack Stars Don Whitney and Tim Kennedy were McEwen's participants in the State Meet. Don in the 440 and Tim in the high jump. Tim placed third in the high jump. He was also chosen the most deserving team member. Harold Harris, the high point man. Don wins another. 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