Stanfield High School - Tiger Yearbook (Stanfield, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1959 volume:

STANFIELD HIGH SCHOOL Stanfield, Oregon's Archway to A Better Education' PRESENTS. . . Q Iyer fbeofcafzbn We wish to dedicate this 1959 Tiger to the men who settled the town of Stanfield. Because they had the vision to see the town as it could be and the courage and ambition to make their vision a reality, they were the pioneers that planned and made Stanfield. May we have the ability and ini- tiative to continue the work of our predecessors, for in our age we face many of the same problems. YA I -sf 4x .-,I T X f ?111 7' , X 2'-,ig-'7,ij2,'3 'g. 2? .j' 1151A I-2321-fig-, Igf'f,'-.f I'-12' gl:'-glgijffig-jg!-141131-1:-,.'.-,.. , r'.-5I1'-'3:2fff:- '- .' 'lg- 4'1:fi-rf '-:I-!',, :2' '3 -21 ':f'J'f:, 7:S-.':-:i'f:172f:2'5v:25VIiirlifffilT1ff1!-:'--:--ug.. - -, ,. -, .-' -- V. f,.-j.',- 'f,- .--,' . K. .'.-,-'.'.',-, -'.-,-3.-.- .-,qu r. -,.-,. .7,:,.,g.3. .,.-,M ,- ',- ,. .-,--95. 1, .7 .-,A - - -ef L,-',g. .'.j.'.-,-, ,rf.-,gf-553.-,-,.'.47.,-,fd.-3.9.3.-,.,.5.-..gi.-. ' -A -. -1, ,-3. 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Tarenff 576006441 7550015111612 QDIISCZISSQS Qscfoof jjarenfs 7 yl?eQf1b12s DEPT and BERG BROS. FEED STORE la I MRS. PAUL FORREY Treasurer MRS. ROY POMEROY Secretary MISS ROSE HOOSIER President RALPH DEBOER Vice President MR. DAVID RAYNALDS Qabovej Shop Agriculture ,Q .,,s Q, MR. HENRY TALUS Qrightl English 1, 2, 3 Basketball Coach World Geography 575956 71? fo Wusf MR. IA MES ENGUM Q lefty Physics General Science Biology As. Basketball School Photographer f75e Ones Ueacf 915. MRS. ELEANOR SANDERS fright, French English 4 Journalism Library MR. GARY BURTON fleftp Speech U.S. History Health and P.E. Baseball Coach Football Coach MR. WILLIAM SANDERS fabovej Band Senior Math 9th Math MRS. DOROTHY KYLE MISS ELLEN GUNTHER Chorus Home Economics Girls' P.E. World Cultures Office Practice MR. ROBERT VAN HOUTE MR. CLARENCE DRTINA Social Science Typing Office Practice Shorthand Bookkeeping Drivers' Training TOP - Mrs. Marion Emerson waits on Mr. Garth Clark MIDDLE - Mr. Ralph DeBoer cleans up after messy students LOWER - Mrs. Ruby Young and Mrs. Olive Woods prepare lunch for hungry students CSC'gO0 C3I22!06yQQS 122 gqcfzbnf y 9960914 fo anof 552140122 Qscfoofgczcf way. Jim Engum, Vic Stockard, Clarence Drtina, Bill Sanders, Dave Raynalds, and Ralph DeBoer. Our hard working custodians mend break down in the furnace. I ll? -...., 'mix 'A X ue? fe?-'E. ff X figs QW 3 Ng is is X55 bww? QA gig ii 4 4 ygixmwshmkf, my 3' ,- wiiiwwx-ii K V . .,:.f,,,1 -- -:, 6, W, ,Qhr,,Mwf1bfmaQQ1 fwvwf-:uiwzw fwi PM Wfff, wwf 'V 7, H 'Q .af 5'-,Q- gf : Isl. Q15 5854153 gg 7- ' I ,z-53L5-H1g- Jn wsmwasz sgmxigg ssmmmw 1' , K 1524 , , g: .x.. .. . . V - . ,- -- C SamEW,WX9fzxi WMWQ X Wm.W:Wmm!I T 5 f www 4,-1 m vw-,-I-1-2-1' J. Q Sf. 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C01-USC there are 21 few that have to goof off 1-I' .' :.'f.f't.- A, I X Qi' 1 'h.,,:5 I if' ' my NN S ! X asm flfu , as - Cf I A . In n A j I o X v 1- ELA at -J f xc. Q mfmfm BERT GRAHAM Class President 2,42 Base- ball 1, 23 Football J, 2,43 Order of S 1, 2,41 Vice President of Order of S 4. BEN SCHATZ Class Vice President 43 Foot ball 43 Student Council Rep. 33 Secretary-Treasurer of Order of S 3, 43 Editor of Tiger 4. BEVERLY WOODS Class Secretary 43 Girl of the Month 43 Homecoming Queen 43 Pep Club Presi- dent 33 Senior Escort 3. DARLENE HASTINGS Class Treasurer 43 Student Council Rep. 33 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' League 1, 2,43 GAA 2,3,43 Prom Queen 4. BOBBI POFFENBARGER Student Council Rep. 43 Class President 13 Class Sec- retary 23 Carnival Princess 13 GAA President 3. GA RY A BEL Student Council Rep. 1,43 Basketball 2, 3,41 Football 43 Baseball 2,33 Class Vice President 1, 3. CARL BANKER Student Body Vice President 4g Football 2, 3,4g East West B Shrine 4g All-Conference Tackle 4: Basketball 3, 4. PA TTI COREY Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4: GAA 2, 3,4: Pep Band 1, 2, 33 Car- nival Princess 3g Girls' Bas- ketball 2g Prom Princess 4. CHARLOTTE GILKEY Betty Crocker Homemaker 45 Co-Circulation Manager of Bengal 43 Pep Club Secre- tary 4: Cupid Hop Princess 3g Student Council Representa- tive 1. JIM IENKINS Student Body President 4g Football 3,45 Basketball 3,4g Carnival Escort 3: Football co-captain 4. MIKE KYLE Track 3,43 Football 3,43 Basketball 4: Vice President FFA 4: Thespians 4. IUDIE MCKAGUE Salutatorian 43 Editor of the Bengal 4: Cheerleader 3, 4g Student Body Secretary 3g Student Body Treasurer 4g Homecoming Princess 33 Prom Princess 4. CLAUDE OTIS FFA President 43 Order of S 1, 2, 3,43 Cupid Hop Escort 3. LARRY PLATT Order of S 1,2, 3, 4. IEA NNET TE PEA RCE Valedictorian 4: Girls' League Secretary 4: GAA 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 1: Girl of Month 1. CAROL MAE PRATT Pep Club: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 3. DELORES SMITH Pep Club President 4: Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4: Carnival Princess 45 GAA 2, 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4. JOYCE SMITH Cheerleader 43 GAA 2, 3, 4 May Day Princess 33 Cupid Hop Princess 2: Basketball 3 4 V 1 N03 NWO?- X C Q if K kv : nsii' ' Yin, 1 - 1 'K .yn ' W.. .,.W,,,.,M. V 3 55 . , f iz-:sw f ,. -, .- 'szi A - ,X f-- '-W f ----'M . of A f .. ...-....a.....HW-. .e.,,.....s,,,. A , K , ' -,L uf ,W M ..,,.,.....,..... ' In the planning of a successful settlement, one must include plans, buildings and other structures according to their plans: and then there must be schools to educate the child- ren of the settlers. This was the first building in Stanfield that was built for the purpose of a schoolhouse. This building was later moved into town and is now the Presbyterian Church. None of the children in this picture have been identified. This picture is closely related to the high school juniors, they have completed two big steps in life and are preparing for the next year just as the settlers planned ahead when they built this schoolhouse. fl ' 1 at, 'A 1 .- J! Absent f PHOTO N07 AVAILABLE .f fix , M ., l ! lf. i Q ,.l-: k?,LV lr ' ' 1' f ,W: L is ll V leg? 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'l :r 0 FV o 2 :s :r W YD 1 un3aq 911 puooas IS da IPIFUQ P-WM01 Su U vs C 0 I CSOPAOIDOFQ GQSJ OJCQFS President - - - - - - Yvonne Otis Vice President - - - - ' Lydia V211 HOUIC Secretary - - - - Sherra Abel Treasurer - - ' I3-Hel H658 Class Representatives - - - - Paula Quint Wayne Ancell QFIRST ROW, Yvonne Otis Lydia Van Houte Sherra Abel Janet Hess Paula Quint Wayne Ancell fSECOND ROWQ Sharon Bryant Jerry Ellenberger Jim Gifford Estella Hogeland qrnmn Rowy Marjean Hudemann Jean Kangas John Kangas Wayne Moore QFOURTH ROWy Dick McKague Shirley Rachor Margaret Seibel Leonard Ware Jim Wyllie V 1 WU Q I c. XD QQ XX QQ -awk' Q, mgu f vii FSNGN QWNNNW QQDQ xxzvmex Q X 4 Z N4 , . v' r W , - gf' ir' u I, in 7.1:-.,', xv. '- ' . rf . ff, ' . uf, 4' --fx, '-4151 2,f,fi5V . , ' Q V X '- In ' 'flpgyvxk att - . 1 dui' I p if A u. . I ,az . ,.',ar.fv I' ,, .1, L. . - MZ,-. . V. L,l2g,,A, ,l 9... , X X. ' 'ME ? 29.45 5' , ' . Ivixfr- ' 11. :.'.7!31'-- - ig. ,., f -.,fqA, .,' if F . 53'-, ..y ,, -k'.1- .'.' iv.. . H.- Qu, 3. 15.-, -gf:-22' J., ,.-.g:'2-jg -' -. . ,QQ '.-.v.-.I.,7. ,.: fa., ' iw-'Hijigl -' - 1-'fi fibiv '. ', '- ' , ,.-fsliginfjvv i. -:.v5t.JL.1.- , -.-,nf-S., - Q- -. 5 .Q ' - ' ff 5.1: ' ' .v -H.. -'L'4.A'y!f1.f-Zfv- - . df s . .. ,rf-,.: ,an :nn ,.1.,',., FQ?-Eff,-.L L-lg' 1 I' Y -, 1 f '- x x 4 l n GS I 1 This is the plat of the town of Foster which is now known as Stanfield. This is to show where the town was meant to be, but didn't ever grow to this area. The Present town of Stanfield no longer exactly fits the plat, but Seymour Street as it is on the plat is now the street that connects the bridge to Coe Avenue. As the town grew it expanded to the Southwestern part and far beyond. This Plat of Foster is the first attempt to plan a settlement for this community as the Freshmen are also symbolic of students making their first attempt to further their education, as the first big step. 4- 2 X . 1 ,A , 1, X K v. qw , ? M f, Q if 'E Us 7 4 X I PHOTO i lbllnoh , NOT AVAILABLE 7 1955122 dl? Gkss zcers President-------------- Vice President - - - Secretary - - - - TICSSIIICI ' ' ' Class Representatives - - - - J - - Jerry Voss - Ginger Kyle Carol Forrey Doris Marshall Kathy Norton Johnny Johnson 1 ini' 'af . Y ,- 1, f,rr,b f'l f, J . , Y fn r F. l.4,.lfQ ' 1 Mihai 'jr fllllv, . I 'nv 'llllm ,O ,l l!lll-' , f ,nn.,l,,-,, QFIRST ROWJ Jerry Voss Ginger Kyle Carol Forrey Doris Marshall Kathy Norton Johnny Johnson QSECOND ROWJ Eddie Banker Kitty Brown Billy Davis Frank Davis QTHIRD ROW, Lois Green Connie Kangas Johnny Krause Jimmy Martin QFOURTH ROWJ Ken Maynard Fred Otis Marjorie Pearce Marcia Slater Bonnie Smith Delores Wood 21? W Q, : Q 5 3 -- Q5 322: ' Xxx? S gb A 1 f Concert Band plays for a large crowd. Soloists show off individual talents. i' .f .sf Kathy Norton, flute 4. Janet Hess, baritone Marcia Slater, flute 5. Ginger Kyle, piano Mary Crow, clarinet 6. Ann Potts, piano Marching Band enjoys successful season. The Stanfield High School Marching Band filled a busy schedule last fall. They par- ticipated in the Shrine Game, Dress-Up Parade, Umatilla County Fair Parade, States Day at Prosser, Washington, and the Shrine Parade in Walla Walla. This spring they marched in the Milton-Freewater Pea Festival Parade. I The Pep Baud, imder the direction of Vicki Cooper, played at all the basket ball games adding pep and color. Members are Janet Hess, Kip Clark, Sherra Abel, Pat Brown, Ginger Kyle, Donna Forrey, Ann Potts, Margaret Seibel, Ken Maynard, John Woods, Carol Forrey, and Vicki Cooper. V 910467 Gforczf groups uzhy SEXTET Ginger Kyle, Accompanistsg Bobbi Poffenbarger, Mar- jean Hudemann, Lydia Van Houte, Carol Forrey, Darlene Hastings, Donna Forrey. CHORUS BACK ROW: Bobbi Poffen- barger, Vicki Cooper, Mar- cia Slater, Marjean Hudemann MIDDLE: Lydia Van Houte, Sherra Lynn Abel, Joann Da- vison, Kathy Norton, Carol Forrey. FRONT: Ann Potts, Accompanistsg Donna Forrey, Kay Applegate, Darlene Hastings, Ginger Kyle, Janet Otis. QM? Wap cm QFIRST ROWJ Mrs. Dorothy Kyle, Janet Otis, Patti Tarter, Della Green, Sandy Snyder, Joyce Smith, Judy McKague, Sue Martin, Terry Baker, Jeannette Pearce, Delores Smith, Charlotte Gilkey. CSECOND ROWJ Mary Crow, Lydia Van Houte, Ginger Kyle, Kathy Norton, Jean Kangas, Janet Hes, Marcia Slater, Carol Forrey, Doris Marshall, Bonnie Smith, Marjorie Pearce, Connie Kan- gas, Sharon Bryant, Lois Green, Kitty Brown. CTHIRD ROWJ Yvonne Otis, Joann Davi- son, Pat Brown, Sherra Abel, Vicki Cooper, Ann Potts, Bobbi Poffenbarger, Sharon Gayman, Kay Applegate, Shirley Rachor, Estella Hogeland, Patti Corey, Wanda Sutton, Bev Woods, Darlene Hastings, Paula Quint. 1 12 ,. 5 47 PEP CLUB OFFICERS President - - - - - Delores Smith Vice President - - - - - -Janet Otis Secretary - - - - Charlotte Gilkey Treasurer - - - -Patti Tarter 911' 57 57ffQf1C 7ss0C1tzf1o12 ....I' FIRST ROW: Mrs. Dorothy Kyle, Advisorg Janet Hess, Janet Otis, Yvonne Otis, Ann Potts, Sandy Snyder, Norene Voss, Wanda Sutton, Bev Woods, Delores Smith, Char- lotte Gilkey, Jeannette Pearce. SECOND ROW: Pat Brown, Sherra Abel, Ginger Kyle, Kathy Norton, Marcia Slater, Carol Forrey, Doris Marchall, Bonnie Smith, Margie Pearce, Connie Kangas, Sharon Bryant, Lois Green, Kitty Brown. THIRD ROW: Donna Forrey, Lydia Van Houte, Jean Kangas, Joyce Smith, Judie McKague, Bobbi Poffen- barger, Vicki Cooper, Terry Baker, Pat Corey, Pattie Tarter, Paula Quint, Darlene Hastings, Sue Martin. The purpose of the G.A.A . is to promote girls' athletics in high school. They sponsor one activity a month. OFFICERS President ---------- Ann Potts Vice President - - - - Sandy Snyder Secretary - - - - Norene Voss Treasurer - - - Phyllis Burnett Qnot presenty .4 Q sl I8 1 Yi-N Co-Sponsored by N. D. BARD INS. 8a REALTY and CENTRAL MOTORS in Stanfield gfcfzbe 9326 ' Eeayue C616 FIRST ROW: Miss Ellen Gunther, Advisor, Sherra Abel, Janet Hess, Janet Otis, Yvonne Otis, Ann Potts, Donna Forrey, Sandy Snyder, Wanda Sutton, Bev Woods, Delores Smith, Charlotte Gilkey, Jeanette Pearce, Betty Walchli. SECOND ROW: Pat Brown, Barbara Hogeland, Lydia Van Houte, Ginger Kyle, Kathy Norton, Marcia Slater, Carol Forrey, Doris Marshall, Bonnie Smith, Marjorie Pearce, Connie Kangas, Sharon Bryant, Lois Green, Kitty Brown. THIRD ROW: Carol Pratt, Mary Crow, Della Green, Joann Davison, Kay Applegate, Jean Kangas, Joyce Smith, Judie McKague, Bobbi Poffen- barger, Vicki Cooper, Terry Baker, Pat Corey, Patti Jo Tarter, Paula Quint, Darlene Hastings, Norene Voss, Sue Martin. The main activity of the Girls' League this year was selecting a Girl of the Month for each month. The Girls' League also participated in the World Clothing Drive. O F F I C E R S President ----------- Phyllis Burnett Vice President - - - - - Norene Voss Treasurer ---- - - - Sandy Snyder Secretary - - - - - Jeanette Pearce r BACK: Mr. Dave Raynalds, Advisorg Frank Davis, Jim McLaren, Ken Maynard, Jerry Voss, Mike Kyle, Dick McKague, Ray Cox, Jim Gifford. MIDDLE: Mike Myrick, Andrew Kangas, Ed Banker, Claude Otis, Joey Cunha, Archie Kennedy, Jerry Ellen- berger, Wayne Ancell. FRONT: John Kangas, Johnny Johnson, Bill Davis, John Krouse, Fred Otis, Jim Martin, and Leonard Ware. K, ur gzufzzre f armers 0 efzca OFFICERS Mike Myrick, Reporterg Claude Otis, Presidentg Mike Kyle, Vice President: John Kangas, Secretary, Mr. Raynalds, Advisor: not present are Mike Grogan, Sentinel, Larry Stillings, Treasurer. - a ' . DUN csnlervrgffflw . ,S 1 b 1 4 Q- -- sr ,. Sf. 1? 1, '91 'Q 4-sul' L -N.. Z QUFQQCXS Tyre Cifafzcafzbnaf K7 f anof f rczcfzkxz OUR F.F.A. MEN IN ACTION! V 5 espzdns annfye cm BACK: Mike Myrick, Pat Brown, Mike Kyle, Carl Banker, Mike Brown, Mary Lou Crow. BOTTOM: Andrew Kangas, Vicki Cooper, Judi McKague, Janet Otis, Donna Forrey, and Bobbi Poffenbarger. 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OFFICERS y Bert Graham -------- Vice President Carl Banker - - ------- President Ben Schatz - - - - - Secretary-Treasurer Last year the lettermen at Stanfield got together and decided to reorganize our club with a new constitution, by laws, and add a purpose to the club. This was not all com- pleted last year, but was done so at the beginning of this year. The name of our new club was to be Order of the 'S', colors are blue and gold, sweaters are blue with gold numerals and are to be worn only by the boys. Our club has been very active this year as they took a trip to Corvallis to a college football game between Oregon State and California, helped the Girls' League collect old clothes for the United Nations clothing drive, and organized a letterman's day, which was to be on Friday of each week when the boys must wear their sweaters to school. Our young club hopes to improve as each year comes. sgnpafgf J W zyers TOP ROW: Mike Myrick, John Stamate, Jim McLaren, Mike Brown, Buddy Moore, Joey Cunha, Bert Graham. MIDDLE ROW: Jim Wyllie, Manager, Ray Cox, Jim Jenkins, Gary Abel, Mike Kyle, Carl Banker, Dick In sf I, 1 -L ' McKague, Coach Gary Burton. BOTTOM ROW: Jerry Voss, Claude Otis, Bill Davis, John Krause, John Johnson, Eddie Banker, Wayne Ancell. Co-Sponsored by MURT 'S TEXACO and STANFIELD CHEVRON in Stanfield SENIORS Jim - Mike - Claude - Bert COACHES: Chapman - Burton Ben - Carl - Gary fl ...M ... wa., -i fr' YW. ... , , ,. Ma. ' 4 Q, ' Q- ' Q' -' I. rig y Q The line breaks through I' S 1. Gang's a-waiting I2 F., C f I. Dick gains four more O I2 Jim tackles Wayne scores Ray around end Ray runs hard The gang cheers asfefgaf Left to right: Jerry Voss, Jim Jenkins, Gary Abel, Carl Banker, Mike Kyle, Mike Grogan, Ray Cox, John Stamate, Eddie Banker. The Stanfield Tigers had a very successful season this year with a 20 win and 6 loss record. They took fourth place in the 7-B District Toumament. The Tigers lose four starting seniors - Jim Jenkins, Mike Kyle, Carl Banker, and Gary Abel. Coaches Jim Engum and Henry Talus give instructions to the team. GUY Mike K. RAY jim Mike G Eddie I + ' Co-Sponsored by CONLEY CHEMICAL 85 SUPPLY CO in Spokane, Wash. and TUM-A- LUM LUMBER COMPANY in Sranfield Left to right: Jerry Ellenburger, Joey Cunha, Jim Gifford, Mike Brown, Wayne Ancell John Krause, Jim Martin, John Kangas. Varsity Tigers in action. - -W 2 W W M Wh., ,n.m...-, mm , . Q Mike Kyle, Eddy Banker, Johnny Johnson, and Jerry Ellum- burger. These boys did very well this year and Coach Engum as well as the Student Body is proud of them. 203965K .7ea122 aes Qfflnafzk OI' bjeayue Grown Our Baseball team proved excellent this year, posting an im- pressive 4-1 win-loss record in League play. Mostly Frosh and Sophs made up the team although Senior Jim Jenkins showed that Upper- classmen can play the game also. Jim pitched the team on its vic- torious way. Waiting for a turn at bat. Jenkins gets another man VARSITY VOLLEYBALL - Left to right: Sue Martin, Terry Baker, Norene Voss, Donna Forrey, Marjean Hudemann, Vicki Cooper, Bobbi Poffenbarger. 912167 Uokygczf eams C SQUAD Phyllis Burnett Marcia Slater Carol Forrey Mary Lou Crow Kathy Norton Barbara Hogeland Delores Smith B SQUAD Joyce Smith Margaret Seibel Judy McKague Lydia Van Houte Ginger Kyle Janet Hess Sherra Abel Betty Walchi ogy f Q 1. - ,L A, . . V . - A' L 932167 ysjasfefgaf X 4 Left to right: Delores Smith, Joyce Smith, Vicki Cooper, Bobbi Poffenbarger, Margaret Seibel, Betty Walchli. ?Qy Zf0Qy6af7ya1lr23f oys T E R R Y IUDIE The cheerleaders were elected in the Fall this year. They led yells during foot- ball and basketball season, both home and away. They were responsible for the success- S ful bonfire rally, pep rallies, and pep as- semblies during the year. Gfeefkaofzm 'k j 1. Ks' . I' I Kp X f gntlxb - 4' -' , 1. - . X ' 5 'Pg U k i' . nu! Co-Sponsored by WELCH'S VARIETIES 85 SUNDRIES and DOTY'S FURNITURE AND HARDWARE in Stanfield JOYCE U E Cheerleaders perform difficult task Co-Sponsored by STANFIELD FROZEN FOODS HI HO CAFE vi in Stanfield and Cheerleaders in football uniforms IIEEE uw - SWE Vglgf f Q f aw ji 631 X K 1y, v f KP S ff rf! X X ' N X ighw, f Annual Party! Estella reigns at Camival .ln- Homecoming Queen Bev and her pretty court. Plcmc at Lehman Hot Spnngs X ' 1 QCIQQIQ KDGFQIQQ 1959 ,ZIIYIOF-CSQDIOF jgfom fcsayonaraj 7 Q5 Q Q A Yf ia ll Qgwnfz XI 0 'L QWK' ml , l NN ' L SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS88888888888SSQSSSSSSKSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS tw X ,L -5 tx 4, Q, fl Q, Q xo xx ff ff-1 fff f V X H 4 'fda f ' . 1 Hu ' . . X . 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