McEwen High School - Bagpipes Yearbook (Athena, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1973 volume:

McEwen High School Athena, Oregon Proudly Presents Bagpipes 1973 Vol. 24 List of Characters In The Order Of Their Appearance Table of Contents Page 2 Dedication 3 Introduction 4 School Board 6 Student Body Officers 7 Teachers 8 Student Council 12 Freshmen 13 Sophomores 18 Juniors 23 Seniors 28 Commencement 34 Honor Graduates 35 Activities 39 Sports 51 Cheerleaders 70 Royalty 72 Prom 74 Special Awards 76 Sponsorships 77 Charles Simpson The annual staff of the 1973 Bagpipes is very proud to dedi- cate this annual to Mr. Charles Simpson. Mr. Simpson has been all that any student body could ask for as a superintendent; but even more he has been our friend. Mr. Simpson, thank you, for your years of service, for your guidance, and for being yourself. You were the first superintendent that McEwen had, and over the years you have become McEwen. As you retire this year, you will not be forgotten. You will always be an important part of McEwen High School, and a very good memory in the minds of the hun- freds of students you have taught and in the minds of all who have been on your staff. Thank you Mr. Simpson. F 3 The students of McEwen High School have always been proud of Athena, Oregon and the people in and around Athena who have supported McEwen. It takes many things to make a small school like McEwen work, but the most important thing is the enthusiastic sup- port of the people of the school district. The students of McEwen have always had this support, and they are grateful. A High School should be more than a building, some stu- dents, and a few teachers. McEwen is more. A High School should develop an image, a soul, and a special spirit, and McEwen has developed these, but the spirit of the school is not just the building, the students, or the faculty alone. The Image-Soul-Spirit of a school comes from the people of the school district, and the McEwen Students are grateful for the attitudes of their people. 4 McEwen High School has always tried to offer its students a well-rounded education, activities for all students, and a sports program second to none. Through the years, McEwen High School and its students have earned a reputation throughout the state that the residents of School District 29-R can be proud of. McEwen s academic program has proved varied, and a very large percentage of McEwen's students have gone on to colleges and universities and graduated. In the realm of activities, McEwen's Highland Lassies are well-known and well-loved wherever they appear. The M-Club, FFA, and FHA are active organizations, working for their school. McEwen's Spanish Club is one of the best, and their three week tour of Mexico is a dream come true for many students. In Sports, McEwen has been one of the leaders for years. McEwen's basketball teams are con- sistently at the district and state tournaments. McEwen s football team has winning seasons, and McEwen sends athletes in track to state. McEwen has met it's goal to provide a well- rounded and meaningful school for the parents and citizens of the community and the student body of McEwen. McEwen will continue to meet it's goal. 5 SCHOOL BOARD School Hoard Member Ted Meinhart High School Secretary Darline Bannister School Hoard Member Hob Bannister School Hoard Member Bill Zerba School Hoard Member Gene Baker School Hoard Member Dale Phillips Student Body Officers Sitting left to right, Dick Kendall-President, and Levi Patterson-Sergeant at Arms. Standing left to right, Ross Meinhart-Vice President and Gayle Munck-Secretary. Faculty 1 973 Mr. Simpson Superintendent Mr. Ferguson Social Studies and Basketball Mr. Hawk Agriculture and Shop 8 Mrs. MacGregor Art Mr. Snodgrass Science and Assistant Coach Faculty 1 973 Mr. Villanueva Spanish Football Coach Mr. Bills Fnglish Mrs. Boylen - English Miss Fehrenbacher Home Economics Girls Athletics Mrs. Gilliland Business 9 Academics McEwen High School has always tried to offer a wide and varied curriculum that would meet the needs of the individual student. In an age when some of the emphasis has shifted from the college to the non-college bound student, McEwen has tried to offer students what they want as well as what they need. The English program at McEwen offers 20 different one-semester English courses in three general areas: Language, communication and Literature. The English courses are changed each year upon student demand with their choices running from Science Fic- tion to Great Plays and Novels, from Folklore of the American Indian to Shakespeare, from Vocabulary and Spelling to Creative Writing. McEwen s Math and Science program has attempted to give the students a wide range of courses to meet the different levels of ability and interest. There are 11 courses offered in Science and Math, and the cours- es change from year to year. A student may work his way through Math Analysis or through Consumer Math. A student may stick to General Science and Biology or work through Chemistry and Physics. The Foreign Language Dept., at McEwen has been very successful in the last few years. Four years of Spanish are offered, and every other year the Spanish Club takes a three week trip to Mexico. In Business, 7 courses are offered to prepare the student for a later occupation. Courses range from Recordkeeping to Bookkeeping to Typing I to Office Practices. Business Law is offered to prepare stu- dents for the world of work. Academics The Home Economics Department offers Freshmen and Sophomore Home Ec., and 2 - one semester courses. Course titles run from Clothing to Family Planning. Art is offered on a semester basis with an introduc- tion to Art History and then work in individual inter- est areas. Agriculture is an important course at McEwen with 4 years of Ag., being offered. Shop is offered two years, and Jr. and Sr. students may enroll in work experience for two hours a day and work in one of the community's businesses. McEwen High School is proud of it's band and the girls who take part in the Highland Lassies. McEwen also boasts of a stage band, a chorus and the Scottie Mac Singers. Important in any school and very important at McEwen is our Social Studies Program. Our goals are to produce students that understand their govern- ment, their history, and their society. McEwen hopes to produce students that will work to improve our community, state and nation. We are proud of McEwen alumni. McEwen High School is not a large school, and it does not have a large faculty; but our students are proud of their school, and our faculty has a deep com- mitment to our student body. We at McEwen feel that the McEwen system works. 11 Student Council Left to Right: Dick Kendall - President, Dick Duncan, Joy Hysell, David Queampts, Greg Malone, Lori Picard, Mark Rees, Sally Baker, Leon Warner, Levi Patterson, Terrie Meinhart, Gayle Munck, Ross Meinhart, John Adams, Kurt Koepke. 12 Freshmen Class Officers: Left to right: Dave Quaempts, Pres., Terry Sheldon, Vice-Pres., Angela Villanueva, Sec. Treas., Mike Nix, Sgt. at Arms. Freshmen took 4th in the Noise Parade. Sally Baker Wes Bills Charlotte Crawford Tom Hiekey Shirleen Isackson Dick Bearner Marianne Bonifer Curtis Harju Julie Hackney Joe McBean Tami Bannister Tom Crawford Alison Duncan Ken Judkins Carol Johns Teresa and Alison jump while Charlotte watches during girl's P. E. Dave Meyrovich Gary Munck Tom Payant George Rachor i .PERRYS Teresa Kaup Jackie Pace Kathy Peterson Angela Villanueva Jeff Salter Brad Montee Mike Nix Dave Quaempts Curt Robinson Terry Sheldon Ranae Miguez Peggy Patterson Amy Rees Linda Zacharias Cliff Shippentower 14 Tom's mouth is open but he is listening. Marianne and Renae do their thing! 15 Teresa got crushed Amy and Angela managed to pass. 16 Mr. Pyle was very popular. Kathy tried to catch basket- balls. ... while Mr. Hickey watched the Freshmen. while Shirleen and Carol learned to cook. Sophomores Class Officers: Sitting L-R Tim Meinhart, Pres., Susan Hesketh, Girls League Rep.; Kelly Allen, Vice Pres.; Gay Coats, Sec.-Treas. Standing- Wayne Sincleir, Sgt. At Arms. Robin Alexander Kelly Allen Gay Coats Joe Davis Kathy Hoptowit John Adams Cindy Bruck Doug Crane Kathy Harju Kenny Hickey Janiecc Bates John Beamer Susan Hesketh Richard Ellis Mary Jordon 18 Give a monkey a typewriter and sooner or later he's bound to spell a word! Dale Isakson Donita Peterson Dan McGuire Alva Sheoships Kenneth Warner Julie Mitchell Sheldon King Jodi Salter Duane Mitchell B.J. Thompson Allen Johns Kay Phillips Steve McMillan Noreen Speedts Susan Wallace 19 Kenneth Warner working extra hard. Studying during lunch break. Is this the right way? ’It was here just a minute ago. John Adams does his thing. 21 73 was a Soph's Year 22 Kathy Allen Jim Crane Mary Ellis Jay Johnson Cindy Hunkapillar Keley Dormaier Judy Christenson Jeff Johnson Teresa Hackney Kurt Koepke Juniors Left to right - Class Officers: Kurt Koepke-Vice Pres., Kathy Jackson-Girls League Rep., Judy Christenson-Sec.-Treas., Leon Warner-Representative, Tony Villanueva-President. THE JUNIORS ARE ALWAYS ALERT! 23 Ross I.ieuallen Wendy Johnson Eddy Miguez Patty Shippentower Tony Villanueva Kathy Jackson Ross Meinhart Patty Matilla Emmett Sheoships Leon Warner The Juniors placed first in the noise parade. 24 Face It We're The Juniors At the Red Queen’s Kail At the Mad Hatter’s Tea Party Art for Art’s Sake Alice in Wonderland 25 Kathy really enjoyed hoods. 26 Tony looked like a student. Outings are so much fun, aren’t they Mr. Taylor? Juniors Don't tease me you guys ! Leon plans to attend beauty college. Teresa hid the best supplies on the top shelf. 27 SENIORS '73 Irene Hodgson Kay Boyd Jeff Bushman Greg Malone Betty Burke Lisa Lieuallen Levi Patterson Kathi Hesketh Class Flower: Rose Joy Hysell Gayle Munck lienee Peterson Dean Wilson Chris Taylor Terrie Melnhart Dave Cannon Diana Shields Colors: Royal Blue and Yellow Audrey Christenson Marcy Quaempts Patty Bronson Gary Sheldon Sally Walden Mark Rees Bob Picard Joel Ellis Hie first step is but the beginning; the last will determine what we've begun. Patty Patterson Dick Kendall Jeff Miller Spanish did change 2 3 of the 3 were an improvement. Dave and Renee never changed Betty left the room alot. Dick and Greg couldn't agree SENIOR DAY Senior day gives the Seniors a chance to be the teachers and motivators of the school for one day. Most find that the other side is not all that good. Class Night Class night is a chance for the seniors to read their wills and the class prophecy. Awards are given and this is almost the last get together the seniors will have. Donna and Gary read the wills. Terri awarded cheerleading sweaters. Mr. Simpson gave awards and received a gift from the McEwen Student Body. Graduating Class of 1973 Bottom row L-R, Kathe Hesketh, Marcy Quaempts, Renee Peterson, Chris Taylor, Patty Bronson, Diania Shields, Audrv Christenson, Lisa Lieuallen. Second row L-R, Marilyn Robinson, Sally Walden, Joy Hyseil, Gayle Munck, Patty Patterson, Kay Boyd, Donna Veatch, Betty Burke. Third row L-R, Irene Hodgson, Greg Malone, Dave Cannon, Jeff Bushman, Mark Rees, Jeff Miller, Levi Patterson, Terrie Mienhart. Top row L-R, Bob Picard, Joel Ellis, Dick Kendall, Gary Sheldon, Dick Duncan, Dean Wilson. Great Honors Dick Duncan 3.77 Great Hooors Terrie Me Inhart 3.75 Hooors Greg Malone 3.63 HONOR GRADUATES Hooors Diana Siields 3.61 Hooors Gory Sheldon 3.55 Honors Joy Hvseil 3.54 Hooors Lisa Lieuallen 3.63 Hooors Gayle Munck 3.65 Hooors Kathi Hesketh 3.64 Kay Boyd Activities: FFA 3-4; Miss Valentine 3; FFA Sec. 4. Future Plans: Marriage and Beauty School Patty Bronson Activities: Bagpiper 1-3; Volleyball i-4; All Stars 1- 4; Basketball 3; Tennis 1-2; Track 1-2; Annual Staff 2- 3; Thespians 3; Highland Fling 2-4; Miss Sports- manship 4; Best Offensive Player 2-4; Most Improved 1; Best Defense 3; Team Captain 3-4; Highland Lassies 1-3; Majorette 3; Girls’ League 1-4; FHA 1-4; J.V. Cheerleader 1-2; Varsity Cheerleader 3-4; Chorus 1; Scottie Mac Singers 3; Band 1-3. Future Plans: College Betty Burke Activities: Volleyball 1-4; Most Points 3; Inspirational 3; Basketball 3-4; Tennis 2-4; Most Improved 3; Girls' League 1-3; FHA 1-2,4; Chorus 1; Scottie Mac Singers 3. Future Plans: College—BMCC Jeff Bushman Activities: Basketball 1-4; Highlander Staff 4; All- District 1st Team 4; All-State 1st Team 4; Most Im- proved 3; M-Club 1-4; King of Basketball Homecom- ing. Future Plans: College—BMCC David Cannon Activities: Basketball 1-4; Football 1-4; Best Defen- sive Lineman 3; Track 2-3; Tennis 1-3; Highlander Staff 2; M-Club 1-4; Spanish Club 1-3; Scottie Mac Singers 2-3; Thespians 4; M-Club Representative 3; M-Club Sec.-Treas. 4; FFA Vice-President, Sopho- more Class Vice-President; Junior Class Sergeant at Arms. Future Plans: College—BMCC Audrey Christenson Activities: Basketball 1-4; Tennis 1-4; Volleyball 1- 4; Most Improved 2; Track 1-4; Most Games Won, Ten- nis 1-3; Best Doubles 3; Girl of the Month 3-4; Assist. Editor Bagpipes 3; Outstanding Freshman 1; FHA 1-3; Girls' League 1-4. Future Plans: College—BMCC Dick Duncan Activities: M-Club 1-4; Tennis 1-4; Football 1-3; Bas- ketball 1; Ski Club 3; Ski Club Sec.-Treas. 3; Torch Honor 1-4; Annual Staff 1-3; Highlander Staff 2; Na- tional Merit Scholarship Finalist 4; Thespians 3; Stage Band 4; Best Singles 2-4; Best Doubles 2-3; Most Inspirational 3; Grand Champion Spanish Level 3; Senior Class Student Council Rep; Sophomore Class Sergeant at Arms; Spanish Club 1-3. Future Plans: College—Harvard Joel Ellis Activities: FFA 1; Ag. l Kathi Hesketh Activities: Ski Club 3; Girls' League 3-4; Scottie Mack Singers 3; Highlander Staff 4; Spanish Club 3; Thespians 3- 4; Volleyball 3-4; Basketball 3-4; Junior Homecom- ing Princess; Prom Princess 4; Senior Homecoming Princess. Baker High School: GAA 2; Pep Club 1; Sophomore Class Treasurer. Future Plans: College—OSU Irene Hodgson Activities: Girls' League 1-4; Treasurer 3; Pep Band 1-4; Highland Six 2-4; Sec.-Treas. 3-4; Band 1-4; Student Body Treasurer 3; Annual Staff 2; Highlander Staff 2; Miss Courtesy 3; Miss Poise 4; Prom Princess 3; Chorus 1; Tennis 1-2; Volleyball 1-4; Best Sports- manship 3; Co-captain 4; Sophomore President. Future Plans: College Joy Hysell Activities: Girls' League 1-4; President 4; FHA 1-4; Chaplain 3; Treasurer 4; Thespians 2-4; Sec.-Treas. 4; Volleyball 1-2; Basketball 1-2; Track 1; Chorus 1- 4; Spanish Club 2-3; Torch Honor 1-4; Tennis 1; Stu- dent Council 4. Future Plans: Marriage and Human Services at BMCC Dick Kendall Activities: M-Club 1-4; Football 1-4; Track 1-4; Stu- dent Council 1-4; Leadership School in Salem; Fresh- man Class President; Sophomore Class Rep.; Student Body Vice-Pres.; M-Club Pres.; Student Body Pres. Future Plans: College—Willamette, and Medical School. Lisa Lieuallen Activities: Highland Lassies 1-4; Stage Band 1-4; Volleyball 1; Tennis 1; Band 1-4; Girls' league 1-4; FHA 1-3; Torch Honor 1-4; Highland Six 2-4; Scottie Mac Singers 1-4; Highlander Staff 3; J.V. Cheerleader 2; Miss Personality 3; Miss Cooperation 4; Miss Merry Christmas 4; Prom Court 3; Prom Queen 4; Betty Crocker Homemaker of the Year 4; FHA Out- standing Exhibitor 3; Girls' State Alternate 3; FHA Junior and Chapter Degrees; Pep Band President 4; Girls' League Sec. 3-4; FHA Sec. 2-3; Soph. Class Sec. Future Plans: College—OCE Greg Malone Activities: Football 1-4; Co-Capt. 4; Torch Honor 1- 4; Studemt Council 2-4; Thespians 3-4; Spanish Club 1- 3; M-Club 1-4; FFA 1-2; Parliamentary Team 2; Speech Contest 1; Shop Skills Contest 2; Ski Club 2-3; Basketball 1-2; Basketball Manager 4;Tennis 1-2; Shrine Alternate 4; All State Center 4; Bagpipes Staff 4; Student Body Sergeant-at-Arms 3; Highlander Edi- tor 4; FFA Sec. 2; M-Club Officer 3-4; Class Vice- Pres. 1. Future Plans: Marriage and College at BMCC Terrie Meinhart Activities: Student Council 1-4; Torch Honor 1-4; Highland Lassies 1-4; Highland Six 2-4; Scottie Mac Singers 1-4; Spanish Club 1-3; Ski Club 3; Thespians 2- 4; High Q Bowl 1-2; Girls' League 1-4; FHA 1-2; Volleyball 1-4; Tennis 1-4; J.V. Cheerleader 1; Var- sity Cheerleader 2-4; Track 1; Band Majorette 2-3; Girls' State 3; Stage Band 4; Bagpipes 1-4; Highlander 2-4; Inter-Class Comp. Committee 1-2; Highland Las- sie Vice President 2; Highland Lassie Majorette 3-4; 36 Band Librarian 4; Girls League Treasurer 2,4; Girls League Vice Pres. 3; FHA Vice Pres. 2; Class Presi- dent 1; Representative 2; Homecoming Court 2,4; Homecoming Queen 4; Prom Court 4; Miss Leadership 4; Miss Scholarship 4; Girl of the Year 4; Outstanding Teenager 4; Volleyball—Most Improved 1; Most Games Won-Best Doubles 2-3; Volleyball All-Stars 2-4. Future Plans: College—OSU Jeff Miller Activities: FFA 1; Highlander Staff 3. Future Plans: Armed Services Gayle Munck Activities: Highland Lassies 1-4; Stage Band 1-4; Girls' State 3; FHA 1-4; Jr. Degree 1; Chapter Degree 2;Trea8urer 2; Vice Pres. 3; President 4; Girls' Lea- gue 1-4; Historian 2; Miss Sportsmanship 3; Miss Ser- vice; Volleyball 1-4; Most Improved 3; Sportsmanship 4; Tennis 1-4; Most Games Won 2; Sportsmanship 4; High Q Bowl 1-2; Thespians 1-4; Annual Staff 1-4; Torch Honor 1-4; Student Body Secretary 4; Track 1- 2; Band 1-4; Basketball Band 4; President 4; Chorus 1; Sophomore Class Pres.; Junior Class Vice Pres; Senior Class Sec.-Treas.; Spanish Club 1-3. Future Plans: College—BMCC, Travel. Levi Patterson Activities: Football 1-4; All-State 3-4; Shrine Team 4; Basketball 1-2; Tennis 2-4; M-Club 1-4; Student Council 3-4; Annual Staff 2-4; Highlander Staff 2-3; Thespians 3-4; High Q Bowl 2-4; Spanish Club 1-3; Student Body Sergeant at Arms 4; Senior Class Vice Pres.; Bagpipes Editor 4. Future Plans: College—EOC Patty Patterson Activities: FHA 1-3; Girls' League 1-4; Basketball 3-4; Volleyball 2-3; Track 1,3. Future Plans: College Renee Peterson Activities: FHA 1-2; Girls' League 1-4; Tennis 1-2; Volleyball 1-4; Miss Courtesy 4; Highlander Staff 3; Chorus 1; JV Cheerleader 3; Bagpipes Staff 2-3; Thespians 3; Points Chairman; Girls' League Rep. 3. Future Plans: College—BMCC Bob Picard Activities: FFA Future Plans: College—BMCC Mark Rees Activities: Football 1-3; Basketball 1-2; Tennis 1-4; Ihespians 2-4; Scottie Mac Singers 3; High Q Bowl 1- 4; Basketball Statistician 2-4; Stage Band 1-4; Basket- ball Band 1-4; Highlander Staff 4; Bagpipes Staff 3-4; Boys' State; M-Club 1-4; Spanish Club 1-3; American Legion Essay Award; FFA 1; Student Council 1-4; Freshman Class Pres.; Sophomore Class Pres.; Jun- ior Class Pres.; Senior Class Pres.; Thespian Pres. 4; 'Ihespian Rep. 3. Future Plans: College—OSU Girls' League 1-3. Future Plans: Work Gary Sheldon Activities: High Q Bowl 1-4; Torch Honor 1-4; School Photographer 2-4; Annual Staff 3-4; Highlander Staff 3-4; Spanish Club 1-3; Stage Band; Tennis 1-4; Foot- ball 1-2; Basketball Manager 2; M-Club 1-2; Thes- pians 1-4; Highland Fling; Oregon State Youth Council; Freshman Class Vice Pres.; Student Council 1-3. Future Plans: College—Lewis and Clark Diana Shields Activities: Volleyball 1-2,4; Tennis 1; Track 1; Went to Australia for 11 2 years; Girls' League 1-2,4; Stage Band 1-2,4; Highland Lassies 1-2,4; Highland Six 4; Band 1-2,4; Torch Honor 1; Vice Pres. Band 4; Student Council Rep. 1. Future Plans: College—BMCC Chris Taylor Activities: Annual Staff 3-4; Girls' League 4; Thes- pians 4; High Q Bowl 4; Scottie Mac Singers 4; Volley- ball 4; Basketball 4; Most Dedicated Player 4; High- lander Staff 4; Chorus Contest 3-4; Antioch High School: Science Fair 1; Chorus 2-3; French Club 1-2; Library Aide 1; GAA 1; Wrestling Statistician. Future Plans: College—EOC Donna Veatch Activities: Tennis 1; Volleyball 1; FHA 1-2; Girls' League 1-4; Chorus 1-3; Stage Band 1-3; Band 1-3; Band Majorette 2-3; Torch Honor 1-2; Annual Staff 1- 3; Highlander Staff 3; Thespians 1; Pep Band Major- ette 1-2; FHA Chaplin 1; Girls' League Marshall 2; Miss Talent 3-4. Future Plans: College—BMCC Sally Walden Activities: Girls' League 1-4; Historian 3-4; Pep Band 1-3; Band Pres. 1-2; Band Aide 4; Student Coun- cil 3; Annual Staff 2-3; Highlander Staff 2-3; Editor of Highlander 3; Chorus 1; JV Cheerleader 2-3; Var- sity- Cheerleader 4; FHA 1-3; Historian 3; Vice Pres. 2; Girls' State Alternate; Sophomore Class Pres. Future Plans: College—BMCC Dean Wilson Activities: M-Club 3-4; Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Baseball 2-4; Track 3; FFA 1-2; Annual Staff 3; Base- ball Leading Hitter 3; Most Improved 2; Basketball Free throws 3; Most Inspirational 4; Team Captain 4; Basketball Homecoming Duke 4; Mr. Merry Christmas 4. Future Plans: College—BMCC Marceline Quaempts Activities: Girls League 1-4; FHA 1-2; Girl of the Month 3; Volleyball 1-2; Basketball 1; FRA Treasurer 2; Sophomore Class Secretary- Future Plans: Beauty College Marilyn Robinson Activities: Volleyball 1-3; Basketball 3; Track 1-2,4; Activities Stage Band Front row; Lisa Lieualien, Mr. Pyle, Gayle Munck, Patty Shippentower, Steve McMillan, Brad Montee, Tami Bannister, Alison Duncan. Second row; Gary Sheldon, Mark Rees, Susan Hesketh. Third row; Terry Sheldon, Teri Meinhart, Ross Meinhart, Jeff Salter, Curt Robinson, Jodi Salter, Kurt Koepke, Diana Shields, Tim Meinhart. Pep Band Front row; Irene Hodgson, Diana Shields. Gayle Munck, Lisa Lieualien, Teri Meinhart. Second row; Alison Duncan, Amy Rees, Kathy Allen, Wendy Johnson, Carol Johns. Third row; Lori Picard, Tami Bannister, Jackie Pace, Sally Baker, Teresa Kaup, Susan Hesketh, Jodi Salter, Patty Shippentower. Highland Six Left to right; Patty Shippentower, Diana Shields, Teri Meinhart, Alison Duncan, Irene Hodgson, Wendy Johnson, Lisa Lieualien, Lori Picard. Band Left to right: 1st row: Alison Duncan, Tami Bannister, Lori Picard, Kathy Allen, Irene Hodgson, Amy Rees, Teresa Kaup, Sally Baker, Jackie Pace. 2nd row: Tom Hickey, Carol Johns, Gayle Munck, Jodi Salter, Wendy Johnson, Patty Shippentower. Robin Alexander, Steve McMillan, Brad Montee. 3rd row: Sally Walden, Jeff Salter, Curtis Robinson, Diana Shields, Tim Meinhart, Susan Hesketh, Mark Rees, Gary Sheldon, Dick Beamer. 4th row: Mr. Pyle - Director, Chris Taylor, Kathy Peterson, Terry Sheldon, Lisa Lieuallen, Terrie Meinhart. Band Officers Chorus Left to right: Susan Hesketh - Sec., Diana Shields - Vice Pres., Terrie Meinhart - Librarian, Gayle Munck - Pres., Alison Duncan - Majorette. Left to right: Mr. Pyle - Director, Alison Duncan, Tami Bannister, Jackie Pace, Sally Baker, Terrie Meinhart, Chris Taylor, Angela Villanueva, Joy Hysell, Kathy Peterson, Amy Rees. Accompan- ist - Lisa Lieaullen. 40 M-Club M-Club top row L-R: Dick Duncan, Gary Sheldon, Dean Wilson, Jeff Bushman, Greg Malone, Dave Cannon, Mark Rees, Dick Kendall, Levi Patterson. 2nd row L-R: Emmett Sheoships, John Mathwlch, Jay Johnson, Kurt Koepke, Eddie Miguiz, Ross Lieuallen, Tony Villanueva, Allen Quaempts, Leon Warner, Ross Meinhart. 3rd row L-R: Mark Halfmoon, Sheldon King, John Beamer, Tim Meinhart, Kenneth Warner, Joe Davis, Wayne Sinclair, John Adams, Allen Johns, Steve McMillan, Kelly Allen. 4th row L-R: Wes Bills, Dick Beamer, Curtis Robinson, Ken Judkins, Tom Crawford, Brad Montee, Joe McBean, Jeff Salter, Gary Munck. M-Club Officers L-R: Greg Malone Secretary-Treasurer Dave Cannon Vice-President Dick Kendall President The M-Club is made up of all the boys earning a varsity letter. This year there were 39 members with 9 Seniors, 10 Juniors, 11 Sophomores, and 9 Freshmen. The M-Club sponsors the Homecoming Dance and other school activities. One of the big projects for the M-Club is the Scottie Den. This year they have added a new candy machine and new pop machine. 41 Girls' League Back row: Terri Sams, Teresa Kaup, Mary Swayze, Renae Miguez, Susan Wallace, Gay Coats, Charlotte Crawford, Lori Pickard, Terrie Meinhart, Irene Hodgson, Sally Baker, Patty Bronson, Diana Shields, Kathy Allen, Chris Taylor. Front row: Kathy Moptowit, Angela Villanueva, Kathy Peterson, Amy Rees, Janiece Bates, Julie Mitchell, Susan Hesketh, Betty Jane Thompson, Marianne Bonifer, Jodi Salter, Sally Walden, Donna Veatch, Kathy Hesketh, Gayle Munck, Joy Hysell, Kathy Jackson, Lisa Lieuallen, Advisor; Mrs. McLean. Not pictured: Linda Zacharias, Judy Christenson, Renee Peterson, and Audrey Christenson. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. March April May Girls’ League Events Meetings to get organized Baked food sale. Helped F. H. A. with a bazaar Held a blanket toss for Teresa Anderson Hosted the girls’ basketball tournament. Held a bridal shower for Kay Boyd Some of the girls went to the coast with F.H. A. Election of new officers Spring Tea was held. 42 Officers, Left to right: Betty Jane Thompson, Marshal; Joy Hysell, President; Sally Walden, Historian; Terrie Meinhart, Treasurer; Kathy Allen, Vice-president; Lisa Lieuallen, Secretary. Joy Hysell-Personality Lisa Lieuallen-Cooperation Gayle Munck-Service Terrle Melnhart: Leadership Scholarship Girl of the Year Renee Peterson-Courtesy Irene Hodgson-Poise Donna Veatch- Talent 43 Future Homemakers of America Left to right: Mary Swayze, Judy Christenson, Cindy Hunkapillar, Kathy Hoptowit, Julie Mitchell, Alison Duncan, Joy Hysell, Angela Villanueva, Jodi Salter, Gaye Coats, Janiece Bates, Gayle Munck, Lori Pickard, Kay Phillips, Donita Peterson, Susan Wallace. Sally Baker, Tami Bannister, Betty Burke. FHA Calendar of Events Sept. Luncheon and Initiation Oct. Pie and Jack-O-Lantern Contest Nov. Family Date Night Dec. Bazaar and Cooked Food Sale Jan. V.D. Clinic Feb. Sweethearts Ball March Trip to the coast April F.H.A. week and State Meeting May Installation of new officers Officers: Chaplain, Jodi Salter; Treasurer, Joy Hysell; Points Chairman, Gaye Coats: Secretary, Janiece Bates; Historian, Lori Pickard; Publicity Chairman, Judy Christenson; President, Gayle Munck. Thespians Back row: Terrie Metnhart, Gayle Munck, Levi Patterson, Joy Hysell, Kathy Jackson, Susan Hesketh, Jodi Salter. Leon Warner, Kathi Hesketh. Second row: Greg Malone, Gary Sheldon, Dick Duncan, John Adams, Kelly Allen, Steve McMillan, Ken Warner, Tim Meinhart, Kurt Koepke, Mark Rees. Front row: Chris Taylor, Dave Cannon, Emmett Sheoships, Sally Walden. Thespians and Dramatics both were a lot of fun this year. The Thanksgiving play, ,fThe Horn of Plenty” was presented by the Dramatics class. The Christmas play, ’’Not Even A Mouse” was presented by the Thes- pians, and it proved to be a fun way to begin Christmas vacation. DRAMATICS CLASS Back row: Mrs. Boylen, Dave Cannon, Chris Taylor, Sally Walden, Dick Kendall, Levi Patterson, Judy Christenson. Front row: Emmett Sheoships, Kathy Jackson, Dave Meyrovich, Leon Warner, Betty Burke. 45 Bagpipes Sitting-left to right: Gary Sheldon - photographer, Chris Taylor, Mark Rees, Jodi Salter, Terrie Meinhart, Joy Hysell. Dick Duncan, Greg Malone, Gary Munck, Audrey Christenson, Levi Patterson - Editor, Gayle Munck. Standing-left to right: Patty Bronson, Sally Walden, Ross Meinhart, Kurt Koepke. Highlander Sitting-left to right: Eddie Miguez, Kathy Allen, Jay Johnson, Diana Shields, Levi Patterson, Gary Sheldon - Photographer, Terrie Meinhart, Bob Picard, Greg Malone - Editor, Patti Patterson. Jeff Bushman, Jeff Miller. 46 High School bowl team in action against Quincy at Spokane, Wash. High Q Bowl HIGH Q BOWL L-R top: Mrs. Boylen, Advisor, Mark Rees, Tim Meinhart. 2nd row L-R: Kurt Koepke, Gary Sheldon, Ross Meinhart, John Adams. 3rd row L-R: Chris Taylor, Steve McMillan, Dick Duncan. High School Bowl is an activity designed for those students who think they know something about anything, or who can pretend they do. Seriously the ten students who participated this year got a lot out of it. They did come close to winning at the televised game which says a lot for them. 47 Even after defeat, Gary’s still friendly. Future Farmers of America Standing left to right: Mike Nix, Bob Picard, Dale Isakson, Curt Robinson, Tom Crawford, Tom Payant, Joe McBean, Sheldon King, Duane Mitchell, Mark Half moon, Leon Warner, Ken Judkins, Emmett Sheoships, Clifford Shippentower, Wes Bills. Kneel- ing left to right: Kelly Allen, Steve McMillan, John Mathwich, Kay Boyd, Kurt Koepke, Jay Johnson, Eddie Miguez. Officers left to right: Steve McMillan-Reporter, Kay Boyd-Secretary, Kurt Koepke-Pres- ident, Mr. Hawk-Advisor, John Mathwich-Vice-President, Jay Johnson-Treasurer, Eddie Miguez-Sentinel. Everyone enjoys watching the calf-roping, well almost everyone!! Shlrleen takes her part In Wo- men's Lib. Even teachers enjoy Field Day! High schoolers get their chance at the races FFA show their steer and hogs. A W . : fjtj� £ % r - Mexico 74 Standing from left to right: Mr. Villanueva - Advisor, Kelley Allen, Leon Warner, Steve McMillan, Jay Johnson, John Adams, John Beamer, Tim Meinhart, Ross Meinhart, Tony Villanueva Jr., Kurt Koepke, John Mathwich, Joe Davis, Sheldon King, Kenneth Warner, Emmett Shoeships. Seated: Kathy Jackson, Janiece Bates, Kathy Allen, Gay Coats, B.J. Thompson, Susan Wallace, Jodi Salter, Kathy Hoptowlt, Susan Hesketh. Torch Honor 2nd row left to right: Tim Meinhart, John Adams, Steve McMillan, Tony Villanueva, Greg Malone, Ross Meinhart, Kurt Koepke, Leon Warner, Ross Lieuallen. 1st row: Lori Pickard, Robin Alexander, Gay Coats, Jodi Salter, Susan Hesketh, Terrie Meinhart, Joy Hysell, Lisa Lieuallen, Gary Sheldon, Dick Duncan, not pictured - Gayle Munck. SPORTS Volleyball A Squad back L-R: Gayle Munck, Jodi Salter, Betty Burke. Front L-R: Diana Shields, Terrie Meinhart, Patty Bronson, Irene Hodgson. Tournament Team Back L-R: Diana Shields, Terrie Meinhart, Patty Bronson, Betty Burke, Irene Hodgson. Front L-R: Susan Wallace, Alison Duncan, Jodi Salter, Gayle Munck, Donita Peterson. Me EWE N Stanfield Volleyball 1972 Win 2 U 0 Helix 0 2 Pilot Rock 2 0 Weston 1 1 Umatilla 1 1 Sherman 1 0 Umapine 2 0 The Volleyball girls had a very fine year win- ning 9 games while only losing 4. 52 B team: Alison Duncan, Tami Bannister, Angela Villanueva, Susan Wallace, Lori Pickard, Doni Peterson, Susan Hesketh, Gaye Coats. C team. Back row: Teresa Kaup, Renae Miguoz, Charlotte Crawford, Chris Taylor. Second row: Teri Sams, Jackie Pace, Kathy Peterson. First row: Betty Jane Thompson, Amy Rees. 53 What beautiful form. Can she or can't she? Steady . . . Steady I think I can get it. 54 Basketball Standing from left to right is. Miss Fehrenbacher-coach. Jodi Salters. Kathy Peterson, Susan Hesketh, Kathy Hoptowit. Kathy Jackson. Teresa Kaup. Chris Taylor. Kay Phillips, and Dean Wilson-coach. Managers sitting are Julie Mitchell and Mary Swayze. The girls worked real hard this year showing a great deal of improvement in their playing ability. The final season record was 5 wins and 10 losses. The team placed first in the McEwen Invita- tional tournament held Jan. 27, 1973. 55 Audrey Christenson-Captain Football '72 McEwen Scotties: top row L-R: Ross Lieuallen, Joe McBean, Mark Halfmoon, Keley Dormaier, Tony Villanueva, Ross Meinhart. Tim Meinhart, Joe Davis, Ken Judkins. Middle row L-R: Coach Snodgrass, Brad Montee, Gary Munck, Kelly Allen, Leon Warner, Allen Johns. Steve McMillan, Sheldon King, John Adams, John Beamer, Dick Beamer, Coach Villanueva. Bottom row L-R: Mike Nix, Jeff Salter, John Mathwich, Dick Kendall, Dean Wilson, Greg Malone, Levi Patterson, Kurt Koepke, Jay Johnson, Dave Cannon, Curtis Robinson. Dave Quaempts. Not Pictured: Coach Ferguson, Wes Bills. McEWEN SCOTTIES SCOREBOARD McEWEN 16 PRAIRIE CITY 0 McEWEN 40 UNION 12 McEWEN 32 JOSEPH 14 McEWEN 21 CONDON 12 McEWEN 6 PINE EAGLE 15 MCEWEN 44 WALLOWA 2 McEWEN 29 PENDLETON J.V. 6 McEWEN 56 STANFIELD 8 McEWEN 6 UMATILLA 26 7-2 The Scottie Machine doing their thing against Joseph. The 1972 Scottie football team gave a pleas- ant surprise to the coaching staff by rolling to a 7-2 record with one of the lightest teams that the Scots have had in recent years. The performance of many of our Juniors led by Jay Johnson, Ross Meinhart, Tony Villanueva, Leon Warner, Kurt Koepke, John Mathwich, Ross Lieuallen, and Keley Dormaier, was a main factor in the Scots finishing with a 10th Following a 9-0 season in 1971, no one ex- pected this team to perform as well as they did after losing so many key seniors from the pre- vious year. Many performers were among the leaders in the state this year. Ross Meinhart ranked 1st in pass receptions, Tony Villanueva 1st in passing, Dean Wilson 2nd in pass recep- tions, Dick Kendall 4th in scoring, Ross Lieuallen 4th in punting and Levi Patterson 10th in tackles. The Seniors performed exceptionally well, with all five of them, Dave Cannon, Greg Malone, Dick Kendall, Levi Patterson, and Dean Wilson, showing great leadership ability in guiding the team this year. Sophomores John Adams, Kelly Allen, Sheldon King, Allen Johns, Tim Meinhart, Mark Half moon, John Beamer, and Freshman Brad Montee and Gary Munck, showed great potential for future Scottie teams. It was a very enjoyable year from a coaching standpoint—to be able to work with this fine group of young individuals and to be able to share in their success and disappointments and to see them strive to do their best at all times. The coaches are very proud of the 1972 Scotties. Head Football Coach Tony Villanueva 57 Seniors 1972 Career win-loss Record Seniors 1969-1973 wins 29 losses 6 ties 1 Dean Wilson ALL-STATE END 1972 State and School record- pass receiving Game- 199 yds. 2nd leading receiver in State of Ore- gon 1972. Greg Malone ALL-STATE CENTER 1972 85 tackles, 3 blocked punts 1972 Levi Patterson ALL-STATE LINEBACKER 1971-1972 holds game tackles 25, season 150, career 392. tenth leading tackier in State. Dick Kendall ALL-STATE HALFBACK 1971- 1972 holds season scoring record 94 pts. career rushing 913 Dave Cannon holds school record defensive losses season 18. yards lost game 50, season 142, career 232. Scotties UNION - McEwen of Athena put together a balanced offensive attack and an unyielding defense for a 40- 12 triumph over Union Friday afternoon The Scotties passed for 200 yards and ran for 155. Quarterback Tony Villanueva threw 28 times, completing 16, one for a score. Dick Kendall led the runners with 70 yards gained and three TDs. Leon Warner ran for a pair of six- pointers. Ross Meinhart and Deai. Wilson each had five pass receptions. The defense allowed Union 162 yards. Union scored twice, but had no other scoring op- portunities. Levi Patterson, with 17 tackles, led the McEwen defense Ross Meinhart and Jay Johnson each had 12. We moved the ball real well on sustained drives. We were able to move without penalties, said McEwen Coach Tony Villanueva McEWEN 14 7 6 13 - 40 UNION 4 0 6 0 - 12 M - Wilson 20 pass from Villanueva (Kendall run) M Warner I run (pass fa-led) U — Dilley 1 run (run fatied) M Kendall 6 run (Allen kick) M • Kendall 4 run (kick failed) U - Rh.nehar� 5 run (run failed) M - Kendall 4 run (run failed) M - Warner 3 run (Allen kick) club Union Little Tony V's form made him 1st in State in Big Tony V’s form took his team to passing. 10th in State. McEWEN SCOTS 10TH IN STATE Fearsome Foursome of McEwen Dick Kendall always giving 110%. 59 Homecoming Queen Sr. Terrie Me inhart Escort Levi Patterson Sr. Princess Kathi Hesketh Escort Dick Kendall Jr. Princess Kathy Allen Escort Dean Wilson McEwen's Nov. 3 Homecoming was a wet and windy affair. Despite the adverse weather, the ceremony came oil almost without a hitch. The Homecoming Queen was a Sr.,xMiss Terrie Meinhart and she was escorted by Team Capt. Sr. Levi Patterson. The Sr. Princess was Kathi Hesketh, and her escort was Team Capt. Sr. Dick Kendall. Kathy Allen was the Jr. Prin- cess. She was escorted by Team Capt. Sr. Dean Wilson. The Soph. Princess Lori Pickard, was escorted by Team Capt. Greg Malone. Team Capt. Dave Cannon a Sr. was prevented from playing in the game by an injury, but he did manage to escort the Freshman Princess Angela Villanueva. McEwen lost a heart breaker to Umatilla 26-6, but the spirit of the fans remained alive, and the Homecoming Dance was a success. Soph. Princess Lori Pickard Escort Greg Malone Fr. Princess Angela Villanueva Escort David Cannon 1973 McEwen Scotties Left to Right - Coach Snodgrass. Leon Warner. Dean Wilson. Ross Lieuallen Ross Meinhart. Tony Villanueva. Jeff Bushman. Tim Meinhart. Dave Cannon. John Beamer, John Adams. Kelly Allen, Coach Ferguson, Front Mgrs. Greg Malone. Dan Mcguire. Basketball 1 972-73 The 1973 Scotties compiled one of the most impressive basketball records ever at McEwen. The Scots won the- Columbia Basin Conference, the Region 3 Tournament, and went on to finish 3rd in state with an overall record of 24 wins and 2 losses. These 2 losses were at the hands of Condon (63-62) and to the class A” state champions. Enter- prise (81-67). Winning games and championships does not always give a true picture of a basketball team. The members of this particular team possessed many of the most important characteristics desirable in any team sport. This group of boys had a tremendous amount of teamwork. They main- tained good attitudes, worked hard, and were willing to make personal sacrifices for the benefit of the team. There were no individual stars on the Scottie team-only 11 good ball players who worked hard for the success that they achieved. If a team wins every game but does not have or does not demonstrate good sportsmanship, then their season has been a failure. But when a team can accomplish what the mem- bers of the McEwen team did without receiving a technical foul and barely losing the sportsmanship trophy in the state tournament, then it is a great tribute to these boys as good athletes and good citizens. Coach Nolan Ferguson Me Ewe n J.V. Squad Back L-R: Brad M on tee, Cliff Shippen tower, Joe McBean, Allen Quempts, Tim Melnhart, John Beamer, Jim Crane. Front L-R: Dick Beamer, Gary Munck, Ken Warner, Steve McMillan, Kelly Allen, Calvin Jones, Leon Warner, Coach Snodgrass McEwen C Squad Back L-R: Coach Cogswell, Steve McMillan, Gary Munck, Doug Crane, Joe McBean, Tom Crawford, Brad Montee. Dave Meyrovlch, Front L-R: Dave Quempts, Jeff Salter. Curtis Robinson. 62 McEwen Basketball 72-73 Region 3 Tournament McEwen 75-61 lone McEwen 85-72 Heppner McEwen 69-63 Umatilla 1st Region 3 State Class A Tournament McEwen 83-59 Salem Academy McEwen 67-81 Enterprise McEwen 73-57 Umatilla 3rd State 24-2 Season S3 Sr. Dean Wilson Regional 2nd Team. One of the two best guard In the State. Sr. Dave Cannon played only half of the season due to surgery, but showed pride and Spirit at all the games. Soph. John Adams was the other half of 1 best guards in the state. 2nd team Regi al and State. Sr. Jeff Bushman Columbia Basin, Regional, State 1st Teams. Jr. Ross Lieuallen was always there when you needed him. Jr. Tony Villanueva 2nd Leading Scorer, 1st Leading Rebounder Columbia Basin 1st Team Regionals. rack Back row: Ross Lleuallen, Tom Crawford, Tim Meinhart, Tony Villanueva, Joe Me Bean, Ross Melnhart, John Beamer, John Adams, Keley Dormaler. Front row: Gary Munck, Kelly Allen, Ken Warner, Dave Quaempts, Dave Meyrovlch, Steve McMillan, Jay Johnson, Dick Kendall. 'Iliis year's track team was more balanced than the previous years. However, we lacked experience in many events. Tills was indicated by the fact that there was only one senior on the track team. There will be five juniors, six sophomores and five freshmen returning for next year, and with the experience gained this year, we should be comperative for the 1974 track season. We had some disappointments during the sea- son, but overall, many individuals bettered their personal records. The 1973 track season was finished by quali- fying four men for the state track meet. Tony Villanueva in the discus, John Adams in the high jump, Jay Johnson in the 100 yard dash and Ross Meinhart in the 880. Congratulations to these four and others on the track for a fine showing. Coach Snodgrass State Track Team: Tony Villanueva—Discus; Ross Meinhart—880; Jay Johnson—100 yard dash; John Adams—High Jump. Tennis Left to right: Dick Duncan, Gary Sheldon, Levi Patterson, Mark Rees, Kurt Koepke, Gary Munck, DiCk Beamer, Curtis Robinson, and George Rachor. This tennis season was a short one with the boys winning two matches, tying one and losing four. The girls won seven mat- ches, lost five and tied two. All teams did a fine job with the following seniors carrying the load: Betty Burke, Gayle Munck, Terri Meinhart, Audrey Christenson, Dick Duncan, Gary Sheldon, Mark Rees, and Levi Patterson. They will be greatly missed. Coach Fehrenbacher Back row: Audrey Christenson, Gayle Munck, Teresa Kaup, and Terri Melngart. Front row: Jodi Salter, Alison Duncan, and Betty Burke. Basebal Front Row Left to Right: Jeff Salter, John Beamer, Steve McMillan, John Adams, Brad Mon tee, Kenneth Warner. Second Row: Coach Villanueva, Leon Warner, Tim Meinhart, Dean Wilson, Ross Meinhart, Keley Dormaier, Tony Villanueva, Alan Quaempts. Coach Villanueva’s Comments This year’s baseball posted a record of 18 wins and 10 losses in winning the Columbia Basin East Con- ference, They lost the district playoff game by a score of 4-2 in a well played game. With only one senior on the team, next year's group should be an experienced group. Leading the team in hitting was Tony Villanueva with a .493 average a new record. Dean Wilson batted .396 and Ross Meinhart .394. Ross Meinhart scored 25 runs also a new record. Eight doubles and 3 home runs by Tony were also new records. Leon Warner broke the record with 19 stolen bases. In pitching Tony tied the record with 9 victories and set a new ERA average of 1.06. Alan Quaempts posted 5 victories with 16 shutouts in the Stanfield game. All-Conference selections were Ross Meinhart-catcher, Tony Villanueva-pitcher, Dean Wilson-shortstop and Leon Warner-outfield. 67 Sports Banquet Miss Ferhenbacher honored Audrey Christenson, Irene Hodgson, Patty Bronson and Terrle Meinhart as the Volley- ball All-Stars for the 1972-73 season. Mrs. Gilliland Is honored with a special corsage” by the 1972-73 Rally Squad, Sally Walden, Lori Pickard, Patty Bronson and Terrie Meinhart. Mark Rees, Levi Patterson, Gary Sheldon, Dick Duncan, Curt Robinson and Dick Beamer received recognition for a really great tennis season. Umatilla did such a great Job in the McEwen backfleld during football. Coach Villanueva honored three of their players with a McEwen letter. 68 Royalty Terrie Meinhart Homecoming Queen Alva Sheoships Round-up Princess Lisa Lieuallen Prom Queen Left Ken Judkins and Susan Wallace FFA and FHA Sweet- hearts Right Dean Wilson and Lisa Lieuallen Mr. and Mrs. Merry Christmas 69 Varsity Rally Terrie Me inhart Sally Walden Lori Pickard Patty Bronson J.V. Cheerleaders Angela Villanueva Kathy Allen C-Squad Gaye Coats From top: Gaye, Angela, Kathy. C-Squad-left to right: Jackie Pace, Tami Bannister, Amy Rees. 71 72-73 Was A Great Year We had our leader, and the court jester. We danced all night Serious romances developed. We had some happy English classes, and a noise parade. We even had time to think! and watch our town slowly change. 73 Special Awards All-State Football Team Tony Villanueva Ross Meinhart Levi Patterson Dick Kendall Jay Johnson Greg Malone QB 1st Team E 2nd Team LB 2nd Team HB Hon. Mention G Hon. Mention C Hon. Mention Shrine Team Levi Patterson Shrine Alternate Greg Malone Leading Passer State Tony Villanueva Leading Receiver State Ross Meinhart Second Leading Receiver Dean Wilson Fourth Leading Scorer State D. Kendall Fourth Leading Punter State R. Lieuallen Tenth Leading Tackier State L. Patterson Fifthteenth Leading Tackier State J. Johnson Football Captains Dick Kendall, Levi Patterson, Dave Cannon Best Defensive Back Levi Patterson Best Defensive Lineman Jay Johnson Best Offensive Back Dick Kendall, Tony Villanueva Best Offensive Lineman Greg Malone Most Inspirational Greg Malone Most Improved Tim Meinhart, John Mathwich All Regional Team Tony Villanueva 1st Jeff Bushman 1st John Adams 2nd Dean Wilson 2nd All-State Team Jeff Bushman 1st John Adams 2nd 110 Award Tony Villanueva Ross Meinhart Scottie Mac Award Dean Wilson Curtis Robinson Tony Villanueva Leon Warner Dick Kendall Levi Patterson Gary Munck Kelly Allen Greg Malone Brad Montee Dick Beamer John Beamer Jeff Salter Baseball Basketball Leading Rebounder Conference Tony Villanueva Second Leading Scorer Conference Tony Villanueva Leading Assists Conference John Adams Second Leading Assists Conference Dean Wilson Fourth Leading Scorer Conference Jeff Bushman Second Leading Scorer Regionals Jeff Bushman Third Leading Scorer Regionals Tony Villanueva Second Leading Scorer State Tourney Jeff Bushman Fourth Leading Rebounder State Tony Villanueva Leading Assists State Tourney John Adams Second Leading Assists State Tourney Dean Wilson Captains: Tony Villanueva, Ross Meinhart Feilding Award Leon Warner Hitting Award Dean Wilson, Tony Villanueva, Ross Meinhart Most Improved Ken Warner, Ross Meinhart All-Conference Dean Wilson Leon Warner Ross Meinhart Tony Villanueva All-Conference Dean Wilson Leon Warner Ross Meinhart Tony Villanueva Volleyball Team Captains Most Improved Shortstop Outfielder Catcher Pitcher Shortstop Outfielder Catcher Pitcher Irene Hodgson Patty Bronson Renee Peterson Alison Duncan All Conference Team Tony Villanueva 1st Jeff Bushman 1st John Adams 2nd 74 Best Spiker: Terrle Meinhart Best Offensive: Audrey Christenson Best Defensive: Jodi Salter Sportsmanship: Gayle Munck Girls Basketball Team Captain: Audrey Christenson Most Improved: Teresa Kaup Most Inspirational: Susan Hesketh Most Dedicated: Chris Taylor Best Defensive: Jodi Salter Sportsmanship: Audrey Christenson Most Points: Jodi Salter Tennis Most Improved: George Rachor Best Singles: Dick Duncan Best Doubles: Dick Beamer Levi Patterson Most Inspirational: Gary Sheldon Sportsmanship: Gayle Munck Track Captain: Dick Kendall High Point Individual: Jay Johnson - 99 pts Most Improved: Tom Crawford Most Inspirational: Ross Meinhart State Track: Tony Villanueva - Discus Ross Meinhart - 880 Jay Johnson - 100 John Adams - High Jump Spanish Awards Sally Baker: Spanish 1 Tim Meinhart: Spanish 2 Ross Meinhart: Spanish 3 Ross Lieuallen: Spanish 3 Athena Civic Memorial Scholarship: Donna Veatch OSU Dad's Club: Mark Rees, Kathi Hesketh Terrie Meinhart Oregon Scholar: Dick Duncan Citizenship Award: Greg Malone - Lisa Lieuallen Richard McCracken Award: John Adams Robert Pinkerton Award: Dean Wilson Senior Athlete: Dean Wilson Claude Reader Memorial: Dick Duncan - Terrie Meinhart BMCC Scholarship: Audrey Christenson Prom Lisa Lieuallen was crowned Prom Queen by 1972 Prom Queen Susie McMillan. Rendezvous Under The Stars 76 Left to Right: Doug Beamer escorted Princess Terrie Me inhart, Mark Rees escorted Princess Kathl Iiesketh, John Adams escorted Princess Patty Matilla, Casey Severe escorted Princess Patty Bronson, and Joe Davis escorted Prin- cess Kathy Allen. Sponsorships Walla Walla Commercial Allen Furniture and Carpet Co. Arrow Transportation College Laundry and Dry Cleaners Cummins Athletic Supply Scotty Cummins Harolds Power Vacuum Ben Hunt Manufacturing Inc. Inland Printing Company Jayne's Business Machines Lentz Toyota Lewis Photo M and R Durg Montgomery Ward and Company Pioneer National Title Ins. Co. Rasco Store The Scottish Shopper Sporleaders-Wiltons Tausicks and Kaufmans World Wide Travel Service Personal Mrs. Brumback Mel Haas Mike Moore Soper's Sporleaders and the Main Shop Standard Printing Pendleton Commercial Canton Coast- To-Coast Dairy Queen First National Bank of Oregon Fred N. Bay News Company-Portland Girzzly Bear Hal's Hamburger Liberty Cleaners Pioneer National Title Insurance Pendleton Auto Dealers Pendleton Bottling Company Pendleton Grain Growers Pendleton Music House State Farm-Bill Elfering Dan Ceniga Val's Village - 36 flavors Zephyr Electric Incorporated Personal Frances Shop G.B. Palm Gerards Jewelers Grogan's - Approved Singer Dealer Marsh's Max Baer The Town Shop Zimmerman's Hardware 77 Sponsorships Athena Commercial Athena Garage Athena Press Fred's Market and Fountain Sandi's Styling Parlour Strable, Mabry, and Doherty, Inc.-Dean Pinderton Ted's Pharmacy Paul Fuchs Custom Harvesting Haying Pendleton Auto Dealers Assc. Personal Donna John Adams Mr. Mrs. Gene Baker Blue Mountain Aviation Cecil Erma Case Authur and Esther Day Don Lee Duncan Leonard Geissel Mary Harris Mrs. M.W. Hansell Dr. and Mrs. William H. Hansell Mr. Mrs. John Hesketh Verlin Haverland Mrs. Charlotte Koepke Margret Lieu alien Rev. and Mrs. Allen Madson Betty Bob Mayberry Sharon Mayberry Carl McMillan Family Leon Karen Montee Mr. Mrs. Thomas Munck George Rachor Sr. The Remillard Family Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Sheard Mr. and Mrs. C.H. Simpson Mr. and Mrs. James R. Smith Gordon M. Watkins Athena Christian Church Mr. Mrs. Jim Allen 78 79