McEwen High School - Bagpipes Yearbook (Athena, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1971 volume:

1970-71 Bagpipes Presents McEwen High School Life Editor: Nickie English Assistant Editors: Jill Pine Audrey Christenson Advisor: Mr. R. K. Bills IVe Dedicate it to YO U! High scffioi .. ■ Because you Ve proudly stood through the cheers of victory and the tears of defeat. Because you’ve stood for strength and discipline with a mixture of individuality and independence. We dedicate this 1970-71 BAGPIPES to you. McEwen Because High School, Athena, Oregon, we’ve had the opportunity to learn and grown within your walls. The IVork and Play Nickie English spiking at a game. Butch Clark working on an art project. George Kaup, Doug Beamer, Gary Hysell in white. We8 Jones during typing. The Friendliness, The Dedication, The People Mrs. Minkins took all the art classes home with her to work. t Terry and Doug at Homecoming Dance Mr. Hawk and the F. F. A. Boys working many hours on the F. F. A. feed lot. McE wen Faculty Superintendent of History schools Coaching Miss Fehrenbacker Home Economics P. E. Mr. Villanueva Spanish Coaching Mrs. McLean Library Mr. Taylor Math «ar 7 Mr. Bills - English School Board We tried several times to take a picture of the school board, but each time the pictures failed to come out. We deeply appreciate what our board has done for the school and students. We hope that our cartoons show a little of what we think life for a school board member must be like. Thank you William Zerba, Dale Phillips, James Rice, Ted Meinhart, and Gene Baker. Gayle Dorm ier, Donna Veatch, Terrie Mein hart, Doug Beamer, Kurt Stafford, Mark Johnson, George Kaup, Loren Bebb, Nlckie English. Martha Munck. Susie McMillan, and Dave Bates. 10 Student Body Officers President George Kaup Vice-Pres. Mark Johnson Secretary Nickie English mmmm. Treasurer Darla Clark Sergeant at Arms Loren Bebb Second Semester Vice- President, David Bates Left to Right; Tony Villanueva Treasurer, Sally Ball Secretary, Ross Lieuallen President, Kathy Allen Girls’ League Rep., Ross Meinhart Vice President, Kurt Koepke Sgt. at Arms. Freshmen show SPIRIT during noise parade. Freshman Homecoming Princess Sally Ball Escort Butch Clark. Freshmen 11 Jay Johnson John Mathwich Chuck Sparks Judy Christenson Cindy ilunkapillar Eddie Miguez Robin Kaup Mary Ellis Teresa Hackney Kathy Jackson Steve Ribail Mike Hinkle Kathy Allen Kelly Dormaier Shirley Bebb Leon Warner Gail Hysell Carol Sherbum Sally Ball Kurt Koepke Tony Villanueva Bob McRobcrts Jeff Johnson Ross Lieuallen Ross Meinhart Patty Shippentower Tom Cossit Wendy Johnson Alan Quaempts P. E. class are up to something again! 13 Sophomores take last place! Hello, McEwen High Refreshing thought I Sophomores have Spirit! What form! Kathy Buell Betty Burke Jeff Bushrnan Dave Cannon Dick Duncan Joel Ellis Cindy English Janice Hinkins Audrey Christenson Irene Hodgson Joy Hysell Dick Kendall Lisa Lieuallen Greg Malone William Me Bean Terrie Meinhart Jeff Miller Gayle Munck Howard Murphy Levi Patterson Patty Patterson Hence Peterson Marcy (juaempts Mark Rees Marilyn Robinson Diana Shields Gary Sheldon Donna Veatch Sally Waldon Debby Wallace Left to right: Dick Duncan Sgt. at Arms; Terrie Meinhart student Council Rep. ; Gayle Munck. President; Lisa Lieuallen, Secretary-Treasurer; Irene Hodgson. Girls’ League Rep. ; Gary Sheldon, Vice President. “ Mrs. Woodroofe knows best. ” Geometry - a laughing matter? Juniora come in 2nd in 1970 Noise Parade Sterling acting in Thespian Play Big Switch!! Beth, are you trying to get in good with the teachers? Our Gang! Juniors fell to Fabulous Faculty Susie works hard at volleyball Give up. Doug Juniors in Action 20 Dick Davi 8 Beth Brouillard Gary Schmidtgall Kim Mullin Jim Ward Val Holben Bryan Payant Jill Pine Dan Baker I Marilyn Clark Dean Isakson Voniece Bebb James Walden Sandra Joy Doug Scott Susie McMillan Kurt Stafford Gayle Dormaier Jean Mathwich Bob Pace Kathy Davis Sterling Allen Faye Shepherd V Butch Clark Mark Johnson Darlene Pollard Bob Me Bean David Bates Dennis Quaempts Gary Hysell Tom Hunkapillar Virgil Bronson Seniors show enough Spirit for first place in Noise Parade. David, Jack. Bill and Dave Jordon work hard in the Martha and Julie show their skills. Math Room. 23 Horse-play in the kitchen? Doug Beamer Bill Boyd Randy Bussey 24 Roger Brewer Julie Bushman Loren Christenson Darla Clark Class of 1971 Loren Bebb Eric Elder “Prepare for the IVorst, but Hope for the Best” Nickie English Doug Hinkins Jack Ingram Gary Irving Dale Johnson Wes Jones David Jordan George Kaup Class Colors: Red and JVhite Class Flowers: Red Rose and IVhite Carnation Connie Kennedy Ronald McCracken Ronna McCracken Craig McMillan 26 Bill Mobley Martha Munck Jay Murphy Paula Pickard Chris Sheard Lynda Stafford Tracey Thompson Bob Veatch Geraldine White CLASS OFFICERS: Julie Bushman; Girls’ League Rep. Bill Boyd; Sgt. -at-Arms Bill Mobley; Vice Pres. Gary Irving; President Bob Veatch; Student Council Rep. Connie Kennedy; Sec. -Trcas. 27 Class Night was a time for the school to honor the Seniors. Awards were given for tennis, track, baseball, Spanish, Home Ec., and the 1971-72 student body officers were presented. The cheerleaders were given school sweaters. 29 June 3, 1971 was the date set for the graduation of these students. School colors of red and gray were used for the gowns. AU 30 of the seniors received diplomas and listened to Dr. Kenneth Williams, the grad- uation speaker. Dr. Williams had graduated from Me E wen 20 years ago, and gave the speech entitled “We Still Have Windmills”. N1CKIE ENGLISH Graduating with Great Honors on June 3, 1971 was Nickie English. A 3.75-4.00 GPA is necessary for this honor. Nickie maintained a 3.79 GPA during her high school years. Class speakers for graduation were Nickie English and Darla Clark. DARLA CLARK 31 Miss Martha Munck Miss Julie Bushman Recipient of Citizenship Award $100. Athena Civic Memorial Scholarship $100. Athena Civic Memorial Scholarship Full tuition BMCC SENIOR SCHOLARSHIPS Senior Torch Honor Awards: Loren Bebb Nickie English Doug Beamer Bob Veatch George Kaup Martha Munck Miss Nickie English Miss Darla Clark 32 $100. Dan Reeder Award $2400. Scholarship package—College of Idaho. Oregon State Scholar $50. Dan Reeder Award Senior Activities DOUG BEAMER: FFA 1, M Club 1-4, Stage Band 1-4, Scottie Mac Singers 2-4, ASB Vice Pres., M Club Pres., Student Council 2-3, Football 2-4, Basketball 1-4, Baseball 1- 4, Track 4, Volleyball Cheerleader 4, Basketball most improved, sportsmanship, inspirational State 2- 3, rebounding. Baseball-most improved, inspira- tional, Hitter award. District 3-2, Football most improved, ail conference 1st end, Shrine team, most inspirational, Scottie Mac Award 3,4, Parliamentary team 1, Band Concerts at LaGrande 1-3, Spanish Club 3,4, Band Parades 1-4, Attended McEwen High School. LOREN BEBB: FFA 1-4, M Club 1-4, High School Bowl 3,4, Basket- ball Band 1-4, Bagpipes 4, Thespians 4, Student Coun- cil 3,4, Torch Honor 3, Student Court 3,4, Freshman Class Sgt.-at-Arms, Soph. Pres. , Junior class vice pres., FFA vice pres. 3, ASB Sgt.-at-Arms 4, FFA President 4, Football 1-4, Outstanding End 4, Track 1-4, FFA State Farmer Award, FFA Outstanding Achievement Award, Judging team 1-3, Parliamentary Team 1-3, Soil Judging team 3, National FFA conven- tion, Kansas City 3, FFA National Leadership Confer- ence-Washington D.C. 4, State FFA Convention 3,4, ASB meetings, District FFA Leadership Camp 3, At- tended McEwen High School. BILL BOYD: High School Bowl, Sgt.-at-Arms Senior Class Pendle- ton Jr. Academy, Laurelwood Academy, and McEwen High School attended. JULIE BUSHMAN: FHA 2, Girls League 1-4, Pep Band 1-3, Band 1-4, Basketball Band 1-4, Girls League Rep. 1,2,4, Girls League Points Chairman 2, Class Treasurer 2, Prom Court 4, Miss Merry Christmas 4, Attended McEwen High School. RANDY BUSSEY: Football 4, Attended Springfield Schools, Springfield, South Dakota, and McEwen High School. LOREN CHRISTENSON: M Club, FFA, Football manager. Attended McEwen High School. DARLA CLARK: FHA 1-2, Treas. 2, Girls League 1-4, Sec. 4, Pep Band 1-4, Bagpiper 1-4, Head Bagpiper 4, Annual Staff 3, Paper Staff 3,4, Band 1-4, Scotty Mac Singers 3, Stage Band 2, Torch Honor 1-3, Chorus 1- 3, Student Body Treas. 4, Student Council 3,4, Girls League Representative 1,2, Girls of the month. Miss Leadership 3, Miss Talent 4, Class Sec. 2, Girls State Alternate 3, Powder Puff Football 1,2, Home- coming Queen, Prom Queen, FFA Sweetheart, High- land Fling 2,3, Attended McEwen High School. • ERIC ELDER: Football 1,2, Basketball 2, Baseball 1, Paper Staff 3, Annual Staff 3, Soph, class Treas., Attended McEwen High School. NICKIE ENGLISH: Astronomy 1, Theta Rho Omega 2, Girls League 3,4, FHA 3, Thespians 4, High Q Bowl 3,4, Torch Honor 3,4, Highlander staff 3,4, Bagpipes staff 3,4, Student Council 4, Student Court 3, Student Body Secretary 3, Bagpipes Editor 4, Astronomy Club Secretary 1, Vol- leyball 1-4, Best defensive player 3,4, Track 1-3, Basketball 3, Tennis 3,4, Most Improved 3, Most games won 3,4, Most inspirational 4, President’s Physical Fitness Award 1,2, Miss Athletic Ability 3, 4, Miss Scholarship 4, Youth conference on teaching delegate 3, Delegate to Girls’ State 3, Science Expo ’70, 3, Student Council District meetings 3, Orchestra 1,2, Highland Fling 3, Outstanding Chemistry student 3, Honor Graduate, Attended Baker Jr. High 1, Gem State Academy 2, McEwen High School 3,4. DOUG HINKINS: M Club 1-4, FFA 1-4, Chorus 4, Scottie Mac Singers 4, Student Court 4, Football 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Baseball 1-4, Track 1-4, Tennis 3, Sophomore Class President, Sophomore Class Sgt.-at-Arms, Farm manager FFA 4, Most improved football 2, Best of- fensive lineman 4, Basketball, Most rebounds 4, most foul shots 4, Football, All District 4, All State 4, Team co-captain 4, Track, State Team 3,4, All State in track 3,4, Second in state javelin 3, FFA 1st place judging 3, Judging Team 2-4, Highlander staff 4, Highland Fling 2,3, Attended McEwen High School. JACK INGRAM: M Club 2-4, Highlander staff 3, Annual staff 3, Foot- ball 1-4, Basketball 1-3, Track 2, Class Secretary 3, Attended McEwen High School. GARY IRVING: M Club 1-4, FFA 1-3, Football 1-4, Basketball 2-4, Track 1-4, Baseball 1-4, FFA judging Team, Senior Class President, Freshman Class President, Sopho- more Sgt.-at-arms, Best defensive back, football 4, Attended McEwen High School DALE JOHNSON: M Club, Football, Attended McEwen High School. 33 WES JONES: M Club 3, Track, Basketball 2,3, Baseball 2, Foot- ball 1, Class Representative 1, Attended St. Andrews Mission and McEwen High School. DAVE JORDAN: Attended Umapine High School and McEwen High School CONNIE KENNEDY: Girls League 1-4, Pep Band, Highland Lassies 1-4, FHA 1,2, Band 1-4, Torch Honor 3, Scottie Mac 3, Stage Band 2, Highland Six 3,4, Powder Puff Foot- ball 1, J. V. Cheerleader 2, Cheerleader 4, Tennis 3,4, Volleyball 3, Class Vice Pres. 2, Secretary 2, Girls League Office Marshall 2, FHA Historian 2, Pep Band Sec. 3, Girls League Vice Pres. 3, Chorus 2, Highland Fling 2,3, Prom Court 3,4, Homecoming Court 4, Miss Poise 3,4, FHA Junior Degree, Girls State Alternate 3, Attended McEwen High School. RONALD McCRACKEN: FFA 1-4, M Club 1-4, Thespians 4, Hi Q Bowl 4, Tennis 4, Manager 2-4, FFA treas. 3,4, Thespians Pres. 4, Sophomore class Treas., FFA Chapter Farmer, Greenhand farmer. Paper staff 4, Annual staff, FFA National convention, and State 4, Shop Skills Contest 4, FFA Contests, Attended McEwen High School. RONNA McCRACKEN: Pep Club 4, FHA, Girls League 1-4, Annual staff, School Paper 3,4, Pep Club Pres. 4, Outstanding Freshman, FHA 1, Attended McEwen High School. CRAIG McMILLAN: M Club, M Club secretary, Football, Basketball, Track, Scotty Mac Award—Football, Attended McEwen High School. BILL MOBLEY: M Club, FFA, Football 3,4, Basketball 3,4, Base- ball 4, Senior Class Vice Pres., M Club Vice Pres., Best Defensive Lineman—football, Attended Mac-Hi, McEwen High School. MARTHA MUNCK: FHA 1-4, Girls League 1-4, Pep Club 4, Bagpipes Staff 2-4, Highlander staff 3,4, Thespians 2-4, Band 1-4, Basketball band 1-4, Torch Honor 1,2, 4, Highland Fling 2,3, Student Council 4, Hi Q Bowl 2-4, Chorus 1-3, Student Court 4, Volleyball 2-4, manager 1, Track 1,2, Tennis 2,3, Girls League Historian 2, President 4, Miss Courtesy 4, Girl of the year 4, Miss Valentine 4, State speech meet 1, FHA Junior degree 2, Chapter degree 3, FHA State Convention 4, Stage Band 1-4, Girls State Delegate 3, Highland six 4, Attended McEwen High School. JAY MURPHY: M Club 2, Manager—baseball 1, Attended Enter- prise High School and McEwen High School. PAULA PICKARD: Girls League 1-4, Annual Staff, Paper Staff 4, Track 1,2, Powder Puff Football 1,2, J. V. Cheerleader 2, Volleyball 2, Attended McEwen High School. CHRIS SHEARD: M Club 2-4, Football 1-4, Basketball manager 1-4, Baseball 3,4, Track 1-4, Scottie Mac Award Foot- ball Most Inspirational, Co-captain Football, Treas- urer of M Club 4, Attended McEwen High School. LYNDA STAFFORD: FHA, Girls League 1-4, Annual Staff 1-3, Paper Staff 3, Thespians, FHA Vice Pres., Historian, Assistant Editor Annual, Girls League Points Chair- man, Thespians President, Tennis Manager, Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow, Attended Bell High School, and McEwen High School. TRACEY THOMPSON: FHA 1,2, Girls League 1-3, Annual Staff, Volley- ball 2, Powder Puff Football 1,2, Track 1, JV Cheerleader 2, Class Secretary 1, Attended Mil- waukie High 2,3, Gladstone High 3, McEwen High School 1,2,4. BOB VEATCH: M Club, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Paper Staff, Annual Staff, Class officers, Most improved in base- ball, Attended McEwen High School. GERALDINE WHITE: FHA 4, Girls League 1-4, Tennis 3,4, Volleyball 3,4, Track 1, Girl of the month 4, Most inspirational volleyball 4, Attended McEwen High School. GEORGE KAUP: Football I-I4., Moat Improved, Scottie Mac Award, Basketball 2-U Co-captain ij.. Moat Val- uable Ij., Most Improved 3, State 3, Best Offensive, Baseball l-i|, Moat Valuable 3� U Hitter Award 3, Co-captain,k. Track Ij., Pink- erton Award, Torch Honor 3� U-� Student Council, Junior Class President, Student Body Pres- ident Ij., Band 1,2, M-Club 3,Ut Stage Band 1, Attended McEwen High School. Organizations 35 Left to Right-Front Row: Connie Kennedy, Susie McMillan, Irene Hodgson. Back Row: Terrie Meinhart, Voniece Bebb, Lisa Lieuallen, Head Bagpiper Darla Clark. Top Row; Martha Munck, Wendy Johnson, Kathy Allen, Kathy Jackson, Second Row; Sally Walden, Susie McMillan, Voniece Bebb, Connie Kennedy, Third Row; Cindy English, Jill Pine, Gayle Munck, Cindy Hunkapillar. Fourth Row; Lisa Lieuallen, Irene Hodgson. Donna Veatch. Terrie Meinhart, Jean Mathwich, Bottom Row; Patty Shippentower. Patty Bronson, Gayle Dormaier, Darla Clark P e P B a n d Officers: Gayle Dormaier, Secretary; Sue McMillan, President; Donna Veatch, Majorette; Terrie Meinhart. Vice-President 37 ‘M’Club Top Row: (Left-Right) Gary Hysell, Gary Schmidtgall, Rob Veatch, Tom Hunkapillar, Jay Johnson, Ron McCracken, Bill McBean, Levi Patterson, Bob Me Bean (middle row) Russel Snodgrass (coach), Loren Bebb, Doug Beamer, Doug Minkins, Craig McMillan, Chris Sheard, Dave Bates, Dick Davis, James Walden, Tony Villanueva (coach), (bottom row): Dennis Quaempts, Doug Scott, Dick Kendal, Ross Meinhart, Darla Clark (Home-coming Queen) Dick Duncan, Gary Sheldon. Eddie Miguez, Leon Warner. “M” Club Officers Dick Davis - Sgt. At Arms Dave Bates - St. C. - Rep. Chris Sheard - Sec-T re as. Bill Mobley - Pres. - Vice Doug Beamer - Pres. Top How; Sandy Joy, Kathy Davis, Gayle Dormaier, Sue McMillan, Martha Muck, Geraldine White, Nickie English, Connie Kennedy. Jean Mathwich, Second Row, JoAnn Atkins, Candy Hunkapiller, Wendy Johnson, Judy Christenson, Patty Shippentower, Third Row; Shirley Bebb, Kathy Jackson, Diann Sheilds, Janice Hinkens, Gayle Munck, Fourth Row; Lisa Lieuallen, Donna Veateh, Kathy Allen. Carol Sherbum, Marcy Oueamtpts. Girls’ League Bottom to top; Martha Munck, President; Susie McMillan, Vice-President; Darla Clark, Secretary; Terrie Meinhart, Treasurer; Donna Veateh, Marshall; Gayle Munck, Histor- ian 39 Jean Mathwich, Miss Cooperation Girls of the Month Kim Mu 11 in Miss Personality October Connie Kennedy Miss Poise November Martha Munck Miss Courtesy, September GIRL OF THE YEAR Darla Clark Miss Talent, March Nickie English Miss Athletic Ability, May Miss Scholarship Not pictured: Susie McMillan, February Miss Leadership Geraldine White, April Miss Sportsmanship 40 Front row: Sally Walden, Donna Veatch, Lisa Lieuallen, Gayle Dormaier, Terrie Meinhart, Gayle Munck, Renee Peterson, Lynda Stafford. Middle row: Cindy English, Kathy Allen, Nickie English, Wendy Johnson, Patty Bronson, Voniece Bebb, Faye Shepherd, Cindy Hunkapillar, Patty Shippentower, Marcy Quaempts, Debbie W’allace, Jean Mathwich, Kathy Buell, Sally Ball, Jo Ann Atkins, Teresa Hackney, Geraldine White, Mary Ellis. Back row: Joy Hysell, Kathy Jackson, Judy Christenson, Sandy Joy, Kim Mullin, Janice Hinkins, Shirley Bebb, Gale Hysell, Susie McMillan, Martha Munck, Jill Pine. F. H. A. OFFICERS Sally Walden - Publicity Chairman Gayle Munck - Treasurer Terrie Meinhart - Vice-President Gayle Dormaier - President Lisa Lieuallen - Secretary Renee Peterson - Points Chairman Donna Veatch - Chaplain 41 Left to Right, Top Row: Bryan Payant, Doug Hinkins, James Walden, Chris Sheard, Butch Clark, David Cannon, Loren Christenson, Gary Hyselt. Second row: Jeff Johnson, John Mathwich, Wes Jones, Sterling Allen, Tom Hunkapillar, Jay Johnson, Kurt Koepke, Eddie Miqucz, Bob Me Bean. Bottom Row: Mr. Hawk, Advisor; Jim Ward, Loren Bebb, Darla Clark FFA Sweetheart; Kurt Stafford, Ronald McCraken, Gary Schmidtgall. FFA Officers: Greg Malone, Sec.; Kurt Staffort, Vice Pres.; Work force at the feedlot Darla Clark, Sweetheart; Gary Schmidtgall, Reporter; Loren Bebb, Pres.; Ron McCraken, not pictured; Jim Ward, not pictured. FIELD DAY Kathv Mansell, representing Mansell Farms; Doug Minkins, recip- ient of M.W. Hansell Memorial trophy; Commander Earl Pickard presenting Beryl Modgen Memorial trophy, David Minkins, recipi- ent. Wendy Johnson was Outstanding FMA Exhibitor 43 0 r c Bottom Row; left to right; Diana Shields. Debby Wallace, Donna Veatch, Sally Walden. Joy Hysell, Gayle Munck, Jean Mathwick, Kathy Davis, Second Row; Sterling Allen, David Bates, Terrie Meinhart. Nickie English, Loren Bebb, George Kaup, Gary Sheldon, Lisa Lieaullen, Dick Duncan, Connie Kennedy, Third Row; Bryan Pyant, Darla Clark, Beth Brouillard, Cindy English, Tom Hunkapillar, Ron McCracken. 0 n 0 r TORCH HONOR SOCIETY Members of torch honor must have a 3.00 g. p. a. regardless of their activities. These awards are given at Graduation time and are highly prized. It is considered a real honor to wear the Torch pin. Interclass Competition Our leader Mark Johnson, Terrie Meinhart, Kurt Stafford. Not pictured Kurt Koepke and Bob Veatch. 44 McEWEN HIGH SCHOOL BAND Front: Kathy Allen, Connie Kennedy, Julie Bushman, Jill Pine, Kathy Davis, Irene Hodgson, Cindy Hunkapillar. Second: Martha Munck, Darla Clark, Marilyn Clark, Patty Shippentower, Gayle Munck, Gayle Dormaier, Gary Schmidtgall, Mark Rees, Leon Warner. Third: John Mathwich, Robin Kaup, Kathy Jackson, Kurt Koepke, Jean Mathwich, Susie McMillan, Kurt Stafford, Tom Hunkapillar, Dave Cannon, Bob Veatch, Doug Beamer. Top: Ross Meinhart, James Walden, Lisa Lieuallen, Ross Lieuallen, Sally Walden, Loren Bebb, Donna Veatch, Cindy English, Terrie Meinhart, Wendy Johnson. 45 YEARFULL OF MEMORIES Bottom Row; Linda Stafford, Cindy English, Lisa Lieuallen, Debby Wallace, Nickie English, Jill Pine, Gail Hysell, Joy Hysell, Jean Mathewich, Marth Muck, Second Row; Mrs. Woodrofe (advisor) Kathy Davis, Dick Duncon, Terrie Meinhart, Doug Beamer, Bill Mobley, Bill Boyd, Leon Warner, Loren Bebb, Tom Hunkapillar, Dave Bates, Sterling Allen, Ross Meinhart, Kurt Koepke, Ross Lieuallen, Tony Willanueva, Mark Ress, Gary Sheldon. High Q Bowl McEwen students showed much interest in High School Bowl this year. Six teams were formed from among the four classes, and two intramural tour- naments were held. Those students showing the most aptitude will be chosen for an all-school team. The all-school team will appear on TV from a Spokane station in competition with another school from the Inland Empire area late in the spring. Mrs. Woodroofe is the coach for this activity. Captain - Linda Stafford, Loren Bebb, Nickie English, Doug Beamer 1st semester winners of the High Q Bowl tournament Seated: Lisa Lieuallen, Terrie Meinhart, Sally Walden, Joy Hysell, Gayle Munck, Martha Munck. Standing: Gary Sheldon, Loren Bebb, Nickie English, Voniece Bebb, Donna Veatch, Sterling Allen, Jean Mathwich, Kurt Stafford, Gail Dormaier, Lynda Stafford, Ron McCracken. Thespians Parent ? Daughter? Careful Santa, the chimney’s not as big as it used to be! Martha Munck, Sally Walden Santa. Loren Bebb 48 Nickie English, Voniece Bebb Doug Scoot, Gayle Dormaier Seated; Usa Lieiiallen. Audrey Christenson, Renee Peterson, Sally Walden, Standing; Nickie English. Susie McMillan. Doug Beamer Terrie Me inhart, Irene Hodgson, Debbie Wallace, Bill Boyd, Loren Bebb. B a g pipes Bagpipes Editor Nickie English, Assistant editors Audrey Christenson, Jill Pine, Advisor, Mr. R. K. Bills Standing left to right - Sally Walden, Bill Mobley, Bill Boyd, and Nickie English, sitting left to right - Irene Hodgson and Janice Hinkins. Not pictured: Ron McCracken, Dave Cannon, photographer Bob. 2nd Semester. Voniece Bebb, Bema Boyd, Dick Duncan, Val Holben, Dale Johnson, Sandy Joy, Bill McBean, Bill Mobley, Levi Patterson, Paula Pickard. Gary Schmidtgall, Chris Sheard, Faye Shepherd, Geraldine White, Doug Hinkins. Terrie Meinhart. Cindy English, Nickie English. 1971 King and Queen: Bill Boyd, and Darla Clark P r o m 1 9 7 1 51 McEIVEN Following three straight winning seasons and a league championship in 1969, it was hard to imagine that 1970 would be such a season, since many of the seniors were only second or third stringers in previous years. However, knowing that this year was their final year of competition, many of them performed as they never had be- fore. The result being the best won-lost record in the schools history, losing only the final game to a highly rated Washington school Riverview, by a 14-16 score with three injured Scottie regulars on the sideline. The 1970 football team could be called the year of the “Hitters”, since the dominant characteristic of the team was a tre- mendous defense. Many individual records were set and as a team, de- fense ly, only two schools were able to score more than once against the Scots. The tremendous pride and competition among the defensive stal- warts comprised of Doug Hinkins, Jack Ingram, Gary Irving, Craig McMillan, Bill Mobley, Chris Sheard, Butch Clark, Levi Patterson, Greg Malone and Mark Johnson made running and passing against the Scots a difficult thing to do. Offensively the Scots averaged 27 points a game led by George Kaup, Doug Beamer, Loren Bebb, Sterling Allen, David Bates, Dick Davis, Doug Scott, Jim Ward, Dick Kendall and those mentioned above. With Pride and the belief in each other, the Scots did the job! JU4 With power-ball being played now on the high school level, we find volleyball to be a real challenge. Volleyball required determination, drive, and movement. The girls worked hard and have laid a good founda- tion for future years. They had to learn a new technique in playing this year. Girls’ Basketball this year was an activity that didn’t really get started. With only a few games and conflicts with boys’ basketball, there was time for very little practice. Miss Fehrenbackcr SPORTS “We had a very enjoyable season with basically a senior-freshman team. The team was able to win 21 of 33 game and was led by the solid play of many, and the timely hitting of Sterling Allen, Chris Sheard, and Doug Beamer. Mike Hinkle and George Kaup pitched well during the year.” Coach Villanueva We started the season very slowly, but as the season progressed, we began to see improvement in several of our players and our team as a whole. We finished third in our league behind Pilot Rock and Heppner, which gave us a play off berth in the Regional Tournament at the Dalles. In the first game of regionals, we squeaked out a 51-50 victory over Culver. The next night we met Pilot Rock, and even though we lost the game 65-62 after leading them for 3 l 2 quarters, we probably played our best game of the year, with everybody giving it 100%. The next night the Scotties came back and defeated Condon 67-62 for third place. Our overall season record was 16 wins and 9 losses. Of our nine losses, five were by one point and three of our losses were to Pilot Rock, who won second place in the state A tournament. Taking all factors into consideration, I feel that we had a very suc- cessful season...........Coach Ferguson The McEwen Thinclads finished the 1971 season with five boys qual- ified for the state meet. Doug Hinkins qualified in the javelin and shot put. He broke the existing state javelin record. David Bates qualified in the long jump and ran the anchor leg of the mile relay team. Other members who qualified for the state meet and members of the mile re- lay team were George Kaup, Doug Beamer, and Gary Irving. Many fine performances were turned in during the season with the Freshmen filling the holes and doing an exceptional job. Mr. Snodgrass K This years tennis team showed marked improvement with matches won in girls first and second doubles, and boys first and second singles. In several years we hope that our tennis league will be divided up so that the small schools will compete only among themselves. Miss Fehrenbacher Football Top Row; Robert Me Roberts, Gary Sheldon, David Cannon, Dick Davis, Dick Kendall, Levi Patterson, Greg Malone, Mark Rees, Dick Duncan, Second Row; Randy Bussey, Sterling Allen, Mark Johnson. Butch Clark, Jim Ward, Doug Scott, Tom Hunkapillar, David Bates, Wes Jones, Third Row; Mr. Snodgrass, Mr. Ferguson, Gary Irving, George Kaup, Jack Ingran, Bill Mobley, Doug Beamer, Greg McMillan, Loren Bebb, Chris Sheard, Doug Hinkins, Eddie Midguez, Mr. Villanueva, Fourth Row; Jeff Johnson, Leon Chuck Sparks, Jay Johnson, Leon Warner, Kurt Koephe, Keley Dormaier, Mike Hinkle. Ross Leuallen, Robin Kaup. Ross Meinhart, John Mathwick, Tony Villanueva. Scots Edge Condon, 8-6 ATHENA (Special) — Quar- terback George Kaup’s three- yard, extra point sprint follow- ing halfback David Bates’ three-yard touchdown plunge proved to be the difference here Saturday afternoon as McEwen edged Condon 8-6 in a non-league football game. The touchdown and PAT provided the Scots with an 8-0 advantage at that point, but the visitors came back for a six-pointer later in the second quarter on an 80-yard aerial from Don Morgan to split end Tim Prior. But the Eagles were unable to add the two-point conversion, and that’s the way the game ended. The McEwen Defense — especially the front wall of Doug Hinkins. Chris Sheard and Bill Mobley—made the difference for McEwen in the second half Linebacker Craig McMillen and ends Butch Clark and Loren Bebb also turned in superb defensive efforts. Condon 0 6 0 — 6 McEwen 0 8 0 0— 8 McE—Bates 3 run Kaup run) Con—Prior 80 pass from Morgan (run failed) FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD McEwen 26 Prarie City 0 McEwen 74 Kah lotus 0 McEwen 8 Condon 6 McEwen 19 Mabton 6 McEwen 22 Stanfield 6 McEwen 20 Wallowa 20 McEwen 41 Umatilla 0 McEwen 18 Elgin 2 McEwen 14 Riverview 16 Scots Get Costly Victory EXGIN (Special) — McEwen’s unbeaten Scotties hiked their independent football record to 7- 0-1 Friday night, subduing Elgin 18-2 m a rough and tumble affair that left the Scots seriously injured for next weekend’s season finale with River View at Finley, Wash The Scots, who held a 304-83 advantage in total offense, lost three players for sure and two other are doubtfuls via the injury route in the rugged contest that saw more than 100 yards in penalties stepped off against each club. Craig McMillan, Gary Irving and Bill Mobley all sustained serious injuries in the game while Levi Patterson and quarterback George Kaup also left the contest and may not be available for next weekend’s final game for McEwen Kaup did stay around long enough to complete eight of 17 passes and flipped two touchdowns to all-star end Doug Beamer Beamer caught a three- yard TD pass from Kaup in the first quarter and hauled in a 10- yarder for six points in the fourth quarter McEwen also added two points when Butch Clark tackled an Elgin ball carrier in the end zone for a safety in the third quarter Elgin’s lone two points came via a second-period safety when a McEwen punt attempt failed when the ball was centered beyond the end zone. Loren Bebb, McEwen’s hard- nosed fullback, garnered 130 yards on 20 carries to spark the Scots’ offensive drive, which had three touchdowns called back because of infractions. ■ ''WZ ■Si rra VET’ , ate Vi f- George Kaup Bill Mobley Craig McMillan Wes Jones Loren Bebb Doug Hinkins Gary Irving Jack Ingram Doug Beamer Chris Sheard Scottieswin41-C r •� . m HNnFFFATFn EO Sports Writer ATHENA — The McEwen Scotties defeated the Umatilla team in football action Friday night 41-0. George Kaup had a spectacular night at quarterback, throwing 15 completions out of 21 attempts and four touchdowns Passes were caught by David Bates. Doug Beamer and Loren Beth who caught two Doug Scot� scored also on a 38 yard rom Greg McMillan recovered a pun attempt and ran 10 yards for touchdown Jim Ward and Beamer scored P A T 's. The Scotties had a total of 374 yards compared with Umatilla s total of 14 net yards. Umatilla will travel to Condon 'HOMECOMING' A NEW THING McEwen had its first homecom- ing Oct. 23 against the Umatilla Vikings. The game started at 2:00 p.m., Friday, and the homecom- ing dance was that night from 8:00 to 11:30. Also our homecom- ing was represented by five girls. The homecoming was organized by the M Club and the coaching staff. Help from the cheerleaders on decorations were appreciated greatly. The court consisted of five girls: one from each class, with two from the senior class. The fresh- man girl was Sally Ball and she wvas escored by Butch Clark. Sophomore representative was Terrie Meinhart and she was es- corted by Doug Beamer. The jun- ior girl was Susie McMillan and was escorted by Jack Ingram. The seniors were Darla Clark and Con- nie Kennedy and they were es- corted by Ken Wizner and Terry Merxbauer. The dance that night was in the gym and the Blue Horizon group supplied the music. The crowing of the queen was at half time of our game and the queen was Darla Clark and the Senior Princess was Connie Ken- nedy. As you know, this was Mc- Ewen’s first homecoming and we all considered it a success. Next year w can look for a bigger and better homecoming. Special Awards Basketball: Rebounds; Doug Hinkins, Doug Beamer; Most Improved; Butch Clark; Sportsmanship; David Bates; Best defensive; Jim Ward; Best offen- sive; George Kaup; Co-captains; Doug Hinkins, George Kaup. Pinkerton award winners: Doug Hinkins, George Kaup, and Doug Beamer. Baseball: Fielding Award; Tony Villanueva; Batting Award; Sterling Allen; Most Valuable Player; George Kaup; Most Improved; Dean Wilson, Mike Hinkle; Co-Captains; George Kaup, Chris Sheard. Track: High Point Man; Doug Hinkins; Most Improved; Ross Meinhart; Most Inspirational; Doug Hinkins; Sportsmanship; Chris Sheard. Shrine Team Doug Beamer Football: Best defensive backs; Gary Irving, Mark Johnson; Best offensive back; Loren Bebb; Best defensive lineman; Bill Mobley, Butch Clark; Best offensive lineman; Doug Hinkins, Chris Sheard; Most Im- proved; George Kaup; Most Inspirational; Chris Sheard, Doug Beamer; Shrine Team; Doug Beamer. 58 lx ft to Right: Ross Lieuallen, Bill Mobley, Dave Bates, Doug Minkins, Sterling Allen, Gary Hysell, Jim Ward, George Kaup, Doug Beamer, Tony Villanueva. Kneeling: Coach Nolan Ferguson. BASKETBALL McEwen 54 Helix 45 McEwen 70 lone 47 McEwen 63 Riverside 55 McEwen 74 Helix 60 McEwen 51 Weston 52 McEwen 63 Weston 64 McEwen 71 Stanfield 51 McEwen 69 Sherman 33 McEwen 59 Pilot Rock 60 McEwen 57 Condon 69 McEwen 67 Umatilla 68 McEwen 62 Wasco Co. 56 McEwen 61 Heppner 56 McEwen 78 Riverside 43 McEwen 71 Stanfield 66 McEwen 72 Sherman 45 McEwen 58 Pilot Rock 88 McEwen 68 Condon 73 McEwen 59 Umatilla 58 McEwen 57 Wasco Co. 58 McEwen 53 Heppner District 43 McEwen 51 Culver 50 McEwen 62 Pilot Rock 65 McEwen 67 Condon 62 ♦league 59 The J. V. Team coached by Mr. Villanueva had a 20-2 season losing only two games to Pilot Rock. L.-R.: Dick Kendall. Ross Lieuallen, Dave Cannon, Ross Meinhart, Dave Bates, Jeff Bushman, Sterling Allen, Butch Clark, Tony Villanueva, Dean Wilson, Mike Hinkle. The C Team coached by Mr. Snodgrass had a great season as they went undefeated. L-R: Bob McRoberts, Leon Warner, Dick Kendall, Ross Lieuallen, Dave Cannon, Ross Meinhart, Jeff Bushman, Tony Villanueva, Marie Rees, Kelly Dormaeir, Chuck Sparks, Dean Wilson, Robin Kaup, and Mike Hinkle. McE wen Volleyball 7earns A-Team Members: Top: Susie McMillan, Martha Munck, Geraldine White, Nickie English, Diana Shields. Bottom: Terrie Meinhart, Irene Hodgson. VOLLEYBALL AWARDS: Best defense: Nickie English Most improved; most points: Audrey Christenson Most Inspirational: Geraldine White Best Offense: Patty Bronson Best Sportsmanship: Irene Hodgson Co-captains Terrie Meinhart and Susie McMillan not pictured 62 B Team Members: Back: Geraldine White, JoAnn Atkins, Gayle Dormaier, Gayle Munck. Front: Renee Peterson, Wendy Johnson. Judy Christenson, Shirley Bebb, Cindy English. C Team Members: Marcy Quaempts, Kathy Jackson, Gayle Hysell, Cindy Hunkapillar, Kathy The A Team in action. Buell, Sally Ball. Tournament Team: Hack: Susie McMillan, 1 Geraldine hite. Terri Meinhart, Irene Hodgson. Gayle Munck, Diana Shields, Front: J Martha Munck, Nickie I English, Wendy | Johnson. Jo A nn Atkins. Geraldine White Patty Bonson, Terrie Meinhart, Susie McMillan First time cheerleaders Doug Beamer, Dick Kendall, Bill Mobley, and Butch Clark. Bottom row: David Bates, Sterling Allen, Tony Villanueva, Dick Kendall, Leon Warner, Ross Me inhart, Ross Lieuallen. Top row: George Kaup, Gary Irving, Doug Hinkins, Coach Snodgrass, Chris Sheard, Loren Bebb, Doug Beamer. 65 Senior Track Team: George Kaup, Gary Irving, Doug Hinkins, Chris Sheard, Loren Bebb, Doug Beamer. Doug Hinkins, Javelin Chris Sheard, Javelin Track 'Team 1971 66 Pole Vault 2 mile run David Bates Long Jump State qualifiers: David Bates, Long Jump, Mile Relay; Doug Hinkins, Javelin, Shot Put; George Kaup, Mile Relay; Doug Reamer, Mile Relay. Not pictured was Gary Irving, Mile Relay. Doug Hinkins placed 2nd in the Javelin with a state record breaker. Head Cheerleader Sue McMillan Connie Kennedy Jr. Varsity Back: Dick Duncan, Levi Patterson, Mark Rees, Dave Cannon, Greg Malone, Gary Sheldon. Front: Gayle Munck, Nickie English, Geraldine White, Cindy English, Audrey Christenson, Terrie Mcinhart. Not shown: Tom Hunkapillar. VARSITY TENNIS Coach Fehrenbacher Mark Rees Awards Best Singles: Dick Duncan Tom Hunkapillar Best Doubles: Terrie Mcinhart Audrey Christenson Dick Duncan Gary Sheldon Most games won: Nickie English Gayle Munck Terrie Mcinhart Audrey Christenson Sportsmanship: Levi Patterson Most Inspirational: Nickie English 70 T E N N I S T E A M S Top: Nickie English, Gayle Munck, Terrie Meinhart, Cindy English, Geraldine White, lienee Peterson, Audrey Christenson. Bottom: Kathy Allen, Shirley Babb, Kathy Jackson. Standing: lion McCracken, Greg Malone, Dave Cannon, Mark Rees. Front: Dick Duncan, Levi Patterson, Gary Sheldon. Top: Doug Bcamcr, Doug Hinkins, Gary Irving, Chris Sheard. 2nd row: Dean Wilson, Mike Hinkle, Leon Warner, Sterling Allen, Coach Villanueva. Bottom row: Bob McRoberts, Eddie Miguez, Allen Quacmpts, Boss Meinhart, Tony Villanueva. Baseball SEASONS $ SCORES: 1 “2 DeSales Soots 6-5 Stanfield ( -4 DeSales Scots Mac Hi :j- I Helix Scots 1-0 Ilermfston Helix Scots 7—5 Dayton Mac Hi Scots Umatilla u Pendleton Scots 1-3 Pilot Rock LO-7 Emmett Scots Stanfield 3-1 Emmett Scots 5-0 Pendleton 3-7 Hermis� ton Scots 4-6 Umatilla «7—7 ffermiston Scots 9-0 Dayton 4-10 Uuion Scots 7-2 Weston :5-2 Union Scots 2-4 Weston 11-3 Weston Scots Stanfield 10-8 Weston Scots 3-24 Pilot Rock 4-2 Touchet Scots 9-1 Riverside 6-1 Echo Scots 12-3 Riverside 3-5 Stanfield 72 Two banquets were held during the school year to honor McEwen athletes. The fall football-volley- ball banquet was sponsored by the M Club, Pep band and Cheerleaders. Entertain- ment was by the football players as they imitated the volleyball team. The volley- ball members donned foot- ball gear and showed how football is really played. Mr. V. and his tales took the place of the guest speaker. The spring sports banquet Guest Speaker” was held in honor of the girls and boys basketball teams. Special awards were given to the outstanding players, and certificates of participation were given to the girls. Special thanks are given to the Home Ec girls, Miss Fehrenbacher and Mrs. Lieuallen for the nice dinner. Spring sports, Tennis, Track, and Baseball were given re- cognition during the Senior Class Night. Awards were given to the outstanding participants by coaches Miss Fehrenbacher, Mr. Snodgrass, and Mr. Villanueva. McEWEN ROYALTY Bill Boyd and Darla Clark Prom King and Queen Martha Munck and Bill Boyd Miss and Mr. Merry Christmas Martha Munck Girl of the Year Darla Clark Homecoming Queen FFA Sweetheart Jill Pine and Bill Mobley Miss and Mr. Valentine 74 ANNUAL SPONSORSHIPS ATHENA MILTON FREEWATER Mr. and Mrs. Robin Woodroofe Mr. and Mrs. Donald Duncan Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Geossel Roy and Rachel Moore Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bishop Mrs. Charlotte Koepke Mr. Dolph Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Norman F. Johnson Mr. Wayne Hinkle Mr. and Mrs. Jay Scott Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Case Ted’s Pharmacy Marlin’s Mobil Pendleton Grain Growers - Athena Athena Garage Corp. Fred’s Fountain Seaquist Insurance Twin City Auto Parts - 411 N. Main St. Teepee Cafe - 513 N. Main St. Giles Men’s Shop - 517 N. Main St. Valley Herald - 607 N. Main St. The Sportster - 514 N. Main St. Akers Highway Drug Bank of Commerce Rae’s Beauty Shop Richwine’s Furniture Marge’s Beauty Shop - 905 l 2 S. Main St. La Mona’s Dress Shop - 909 S. Main St. Glenn’s Barber Shop HI SPOT Drive In - Walla Walla Highway Modern Floors - Walla Walla Highway McCallum’s Mobile Homes - Walla Walla Hwy WALLA WALLA Garden City Furniture, Inc. - 215 E. Main St. Tum-a-Lum Montgomery Ward Co. - 103 W. Main Roger’s Walla Walla Canning, Inc. Marsh’s Radio Sarah’s Tailoring The Beehive Pete’s Sport Shop Wilton’s Shoe Store Sporleders - Main Shop Lewis Photo The Villager Dickey’s Scottie Cummins Athletic Supply Record Center Mr. Charles College of Beauty 75 Annual Sponsorships PENDLETON Max Baer The Frances Shop Marsh’s Men’s Wear Dawn’s Ladies Apparel - 27 S. E. Court Hal’s Hamburgers Pendleton Drug Equitable Savings and Loan Assn. First Federal Savings and Loan Town Shop Temple Motor Hotel - Emigrant and Main Hamley and Company Hill’s Furniture Ray’s Chicken House Pendleton Auto Dealers Assn. B D Auto Parts - 440 S. W. Emigrant Ave. Liberty Cleaners and Laundry - 514 S. W. Emigrant Patterson’s Dairy Mart P. G. G. Hill Meat Albertson’s, Inc. - 1907 S.W. Emigrant Datsun Pendleton Music House J. C. Penney Co. Club Cigar First National Bank of Oregon - Pendleton Branch 256 S. Main Harold’s Pharmacy - 358 S. Main Dr. Bruce Till - Pendleton Medical Center Dr. Stanley Simmons - Pendleton Medical Center Dr. Jules F. Bittner - Pendleton Medical Center Dr. Jos P. Brennam - Pendleton Medical Center (to deepest regrets to Kr„ cad Mrs. Roy Moore of Richard1 Ins raiuse Agency., Tiwre was an error in printing and thoir spensoiship was not lie cod. Vb cincoiely thank than fc® t. ilr strong support of our school end annual. We greatly appreciate the support given ua by all our sponsors Each day is a link in the chain of your life. Each second, minute, and hour speeds by and history is recorded. During the past year, many decisions had to be made by you— some good, some bad. You will get the results. We have made many friends in the 1970-71 school year. Some we will keep for the rest of our lives. But we must move on, advance toward new knowledge and new friendships. As we think back on the past year, we can remember the joy of winning and the hurt of losing, the rap sessions and the spirit. The seniors will remember the last class bell sounding and the finality of graduation. The BAGPIPES has recorded the history of McEwen High School 1970-71, a history that involves each one of us. To McEwen High we say “Long may your bells ring”. But now we will close this book and you will start on the next volume of your life. May you always remember 1970-71 as a strong link in your chain of life. 80 e sg SKe