Sherman County High School - Husky Yearbook (Moro, OR)

Page 93 text:

,, ,f we ' X ' H I x . 1 -vu +ef w.W,..f,ar , :swf ww Tm ,W www 2 -- ,,,,, H ,M 'fwmij ,VM I i ,M t5,.5,5,, , 5, wma gs f:aig35.,Qg1gf V if if z5'54565lhliioaYEj51i1'QHY!V?:?m5,?li3 mg X it J if ' in, Hiimlmm sl ifgwlt, A fm, , . tw 1, am we 11' ifiiifflaf 4 Wif zif Ugg, Q qi W X M H VA VV!-X, .tv 'K 1 K uw Jwfw ' C ,,, Ywmflrg We , ,fwlzg n L, c 'Q fililliisgii Q,fZif,,12,f'1Q I - ' 115155-ff: f 431 flu e ifaiiiwe M , 5lSW,,LzLWi A ' Y' Mimi W 'K if .525 Q QEQ . V lk www, x-XL - My JK' ze W Q: V f ,I Vi? -1151: CWM f wf-'sz wg,g,gff4f,t , g ln? , C54 i ' . ' ' , 1. i f l A . Qsifqy. ' A 31 'Q IQ 71 ,,',,:-,5t1Wiy, VAKV wwi1i,l iff Iiixiitfit sh-65237 WW V i ,L t n , ,,1 C .,:,, I A. , I , A f : , isa,-aw' gH1',LcJ' 143 iw uw 'KSN -ml gr' ,QQ aww , get wrt My Mase,-ri,g2,sw , , r5 iairsZZsH5 i, 2 K -'Z W igs 5 : HZ-if l -- s - n . ijhif, .-rg' ' . ,,- 91:-:, ' W , , W. :, 34?.f:gg:.ff,,1i?'5.':2 ,:?1,fQffNf5f:i2fIF:ff:-N -'ffl' 2 5, i-Eg. V -tc .3 , M H V 'A W Q?3if4m-ffsisggjijliiffi had - , gm .G 1 ' f. ' .' at N C on L' i' 'V is e . , , .L5,Mw3I,z5a,Wg,,g,. ft,w,Mmg lljiwwi ifn1,. ,aQ,, ,, ,. ., Wi- M Q, M f l,,,,L,, My A,,,,,w.u,,,4 ,, ,zo . k-,mar Q,-ez nam ' 445' N'-Q-'L +5 f vi C.-s1f'fw,z Tlw.zs,w.if, .,.. V, ' J , - Q ,W '1 law H 'f View J 'l'W'fWi2V'mMW'Z5e4 5s5 3iZ Wgilt25g2 a y .F-Nfl 'i A WH' 14 if' fi- : f i - l aik ? W irllilff-51Q2-TQi'?9k9QS'Q 'if'+Sz55 v4 'ie,:!'i S5?+,EWz'?s: .. Hi g f,-.., WWE , ' M W , Us , N tv. .X - i a.- ww. -W Size-Q.-,L ,. 3 , nr ,,,rQ,,3a4A A . k m s , A .,, 3:Fgg5tAggW wi W-fx: -w ffiiamzt rtqw ueflw -- ' N. W' tea, . - V angst-ft,wf,L ,,,1,Wf,,fa.f .w..,,i,,i.t -f V gg 5 3 'Q Q K what Q N V W ,Wm,m,,,Wx,,,v,,. . . W, ,g . ag-'amy 1 1 'iiiwgrfq 5345159 15-is ,ga rv WWW ffiijlfilj jg get SH' Q6 x wxfxwrgk , X, f wa 4, law M. W S ,,ffx,g,fw,,.,q,Z45W,wiki.5235527jgjf'jj,Tx5fQi1WQ,,,5gasgaggggggmiy 5 2 f xmstjt wi-Qgga K M 2 TWT 451?if,ii545351fi2??iiw5Ei?Sii3eifi2S?'f?iis.Q:aii?Tefm,xi 1 1 1 g fly ss tm we-ufe4g,g4W,gg:,,fs-, Ill-wsu PREPARING TO LEAVE for the tennis match at Condon were Daryl Melzer and Cal McDermid. X S f ,.1-SW 95.149570 M Fifi ' I z ,. 2?iYLf f , RUNNING UP for an effective net shot was Sue Rathbun during her match at Condon. In the back court, Cheryl Thompson used her fore- hand to the best advantage at sub-district play in Madras fcenterl. A GOOD SERVE for Rob Brander during an important match at sub- district play in Madras fleftj. A good slam was executed by Daryl Melzer at sub-district play Qbelowj. PLACING HIGH and going on to state were Kathy Stark and Ron Schroeder. Warming up for play at Madras was Patty Crews who play ed with Arlene Dormaier fbelowj.

Page 92 text:

TENNIS team members were: ffronty John Hall, Phillip Ruggles, qsecondi Rob Brander, Kathy Stark, Arlene Dormaier, Patty Crews, Susan Eakin, Leta Eslinger, Debbie Earl. fthirdj coach Leland Schwendel, Cheryl Thompson, Debbie Melzer, Merrie Hubbard, Shelley Reynolds, Meredith McDermid, Sue Rathbun, Allan Melzer Qfourthj Gary Brinkert, Daryl Melzer, Cal McDermid, Ron Schroeder, Alice Beckman. Tennis sends two to state The Sherman High School Tennis Team made a fine show- ing during the 1968 season. There were 26 team members this year. Thirteen mem- bers went to sub-district in Madras and four members be- came eligible for district play in Pendleton. These four were Kathy Stark and Ron Schroder, both playing singles, and Arlene Dormaier and Patty Crews, who played dou- bles. Kathy Stark and Ron Schroder both took second place in their division and became eligible for state play in Corvallis. ' With the completion of the new tennis courts at the school the team should be even more successful in the future. A STOCKING CAP completes the practice uniform for the Sherman High Tennis coach Leland Schwendel. AFTER SERVING hard Kathy Stark prepares to move into position for the return play from her Condon opponent. STOOPING LOW for a good return Ron Schroder scored against his op ponent at a Prineville match

Page 94 text:

Track offers competition for girls The girls' track team finished the season with a 6-2 -record. Among the schools they defeated were the A-1 schools Wy'East and The Dalles. The girls had a great showing at the district track meet held at Estacada. Out of 18 teams present, Sherman placed second. Helen Eakin, who had more points than any other girl on the team, won the 880 yd. run and went on to state competition. Kathy Ward won the 440 yd. run by setting a new district record and Carol Shipley placed second in the 440 yd. run, both going on to state competition. The four girls on the 440 yd. relay team, Reine Thomas, Marcia Medler, Pam Ketter, and Kathy Ward, placed second in the district, beating the old district record, also going on to state competition. Jerry Alberty, the team's manager, was voted the most inspirational member of the team. In an interview, Coach Robinson stated, The Sherman girls were in better condition than any other team at district. I have never enjoyed coaching a group of athletes more, for they had an extra fine sense of competition which showed up in their desire to compete. RUNNING the last steps to victory, Helen Eakin completed a per fect season on the district level in the 880 yd. run. Girls track team: ffrontj Julie Irzyk, Theresa Hill, Marcia Medler, Kathy Ward, Debbie Gantenbein, Debbie Woodrum. fSecondj Manager Jerry Alberty, Cindy Heater, Debbie Reynolds, Jill Hilderbrand, Lou Ann Stark, Susan Barzee, Sandra Pollock, Helen Eakin, Julie Ward. fthirdy Karen Thompson, Chris Hicks, Elaine Nisbet, C.hris Melzer, Carol Shipley, Pam Ketter, Reine Thomas, Dee Brewer, Helen Bayer, Coach Mike Robinson.