Stanfield High School - Tiger Yearbook (Stanfield, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1975 volume:

THE TIGER Stanfield High School 1974-75 Ne Dedicate the 1974-75 Tiger to our Patrons We, the yearbook staff of Stanfield High School, would like to thank all the people who have made this year's annual possible. We would like to show our appreciation to the people who purchased ads and to the students who purchased these annuals by dedicating the 1974-75 Tiger yearbook to them. We feel through cooperation from the people of Stanfield, Hermiston, and Pendleton the 1974-75 Tiger yearbook has been a tremendous success. We also hope that the 1975-76 staff will obtain that same help and cooperation in the coming year. Thank you again. Sincerely yours, Special Awards MUSIC IN MAY MOST VALUABLE Nellie Wheeler PLAYER FOR BASEBALL Jim Newland MUSIC IN MAY Cinci Cluckie CO-SALUTATORIAN VALEDICTORIAN MUSIC IN MAY Tony Ramos Dana Rachor OUTSTANDING BOOKKEEPING STUDENT CITIZENSHIP AWARD DAD'S CLUB AWARD FOR CITIZENSHIP CO-SALUTATORIAN Bob Whelan MOST VALUABLE PLAYER FOR FOOTBALL Lavar Winebarger 4 Special Awards Cont. L-R MOST VALUABLE PLAYER FOR VOLLEYBALL Kim Brown SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD— Marvin Mills OUSTANDING SENIOR ATHLETE SENIOR VARSITY OUTSTANDING STUDENT MOST INSPIRATIONAL BOY MOST VALUABLE PLAYER FOR BASKETBALL Brent Kasari MOST VALUABLE PLAYER FOR TENNIS Maxine Marcum MOST INSPIRATIONAL GIRL Val Smith Mr. Smoot presents the high Honor Award for the year to: L-R: Waynette Wallace; Bob Whelan; Maxine Marcum. Swearing in of the 1975-76 ASB Officers. Pres. Kasari to New land Treas. Rachor to Marcum The Class Of 75 ROSALIE FAY GIBSON BILL HENRY BRANDT THERESA MARIE (WADE) EMERSON TODAY'S DREAMS ARE TOMORROW'S REALITIES BRENT WILLIAM KASARI LINDA KAYE McCRACKEN TIMOTHY VERN HOSKINS More Seniors r FRITZ ALAN PORTER TERRY LYNN MYERS CHERYL FAY PARRISH TONY JAMES RAMOS VALEDICTORIAN DANA DANIEL RACHOR CO-SALUT ATORIAN LORRE GENE SHIRLEY The Rest of Us DON CARAWAY WEEMS Brent William Kasari Student Body- 1,2,3,4 FFA 1,2,3,4 Order of the S - 2,3,4 Student Council- 1,4 Class Officer- 1 President- 1 Student Body Officer- 4 President- 4 Baseball- 2,3,4 Basketball- 1,2,3,4 Football- 3,4 Outstanding Senior Athlete- 4 Outstanding Student- 4 Most Inspirational Boy- 4 Fritz Alan Porter Student Boyd- 1,2,3,4 FFA- 1,2,3,4 Order of the ”S - 2,3,4 Scc-Treas.- 4 Student Council- 3,4 Class Officer- 1,3,4 Treasurer- 1 President- 3 Representative- 4 Baseball- 1,2,3,4 Basketball- 1,2,3,4 Football- 1,2,3,4 NELLIE RUTH WHEELER Lavar Lester Winebarger Student Body- 1,2,3,4 FFA- 1,2,3,4 Class Officer- 4 Vice-President- 4 Bengal Staff- 3 Basketball- 2,3 Football- 3,4 Choir- 3 Proficiency award for Ag. Mech. LAVAR LESTER WINEBARGER ROBERT JOHN WHELAN CO-SA LUT ATOR IAN Robert John Whelan Co-Salutatorian Student Body- 1,2,3,4 FFA- 1 Student Council- 4 Student Body Officer- 4 Vice-President- 4 Order of the S”- 4 Honor Society- 4 Basketball- 4 Football- 3 Boy of the Month- 3 Citizenship Award- 4 Theresa Marie (Wade) Emerson Student Body- 1,2,3,4 GAA- 1,2 Pep Club- 1 Class Officer- 3 Secretary- 3 Bengal Staff- 3 Volleyball- 2,3 Girls League- 3,4 Cheerleader- 2,3 J.V.- 2,3 Varsity- 3 Homecoming Queen- 3 Carnival Princess- 4 Miss Flame Princess- 2 Choir- 1,2,3,4 10 Seniors Did It! Lorre Gene Shirley Don Caraway Weems Student Body- 1,2,3,4 Student Body- 4 FFA- 1,2,3,4 FFA- 4 Student Council- 2,3 Order of the S’- 4 Class Officer- 2,3 Band- 4 President- 2 Choir- 4 Representative- 3 Baseball- 4 Bengal Staff- 3 Football- 4 Football- 3,4 FFA Vice-President- 4 FFA Treasurer- 3 Linda Kaye McCracken Parliamentary Procedure Award- 4 Dekalb Award- 4 Student Body- 2,3 Star Chapter Farmer- 4 GAA- 2 Outstanding FFA Member- 4 Bengal Staff- 3 State Farmer- 4 Volleyball- 2,3 Star Agri-Business of Oregon- 4 Girls League- 2,3 Nellie Ruth Wheeler Student Body- 1,2,3,4 GAA- 2,3,4 Secretary- 3 President- 4 Pep Club- 1 Class Officer- 4 Secretary- 4 Bengal Staff- 4 Girls Basketball- 2 Girls League- 2,3,4 Representative- 2 Treasurer- 3 President- 4 Annual Staff- 2,4 Choir- 1,3,4 Accompaniest- 3,4 Girls State- 3 Music in May- 4 Citizenship Award- 4 Tony James Ramos Valedictorian Student Body- 1,2,3,4 Order of the MSM- 2,3,4 Class Officer- 3 Vice-President- 3 City Council Representative- 4 Baseball- 1,2,4 Football- 1,2,3,4 Basketball- 1,4 FFA- 1,2,3,4 Honor Society- 3,4 Cheryl Fay Parrish Student Body- 1,2,3,4 GAA- 1,2,3 President- 3 Pep Club- 1 Bengal Staff- 3 Volleyball- 1,2,3 Girls League- 2,3,4 Secretary- 3 Vice-President- 4 Miss Flame Princess- 3 Rosalie Fay Gibson Student Body- 2,3,4 FFA- 2,3,4 Secretary- 2,3,4 GAA- 2 Student Council- 3 Student Body Officer- 3 Secretary- 3 Class Officer- 4 Treasurer- 4 Bengal Staff- 3 Volleyball- 2 Girls League- 2,3,4 Representative- 4 Carnival Princess- 2 Homecoming Princess- 4 Annual Staff- 3,4 Bill Henry Brandt Student Body- 1,2,3,4 FFA- 1,2,3,4 Order of the SM- 3,4 Student Council- 4 Class Officer- 2,4 Vice-Preisdent- 2 President- 4 Bengal Staff- 3 Basketball- 4 Football- 1,2,4 Choir- 2,4 Terry Lynn Myers Student Body- 1,2,3,4 GAA- 1,2 Pep Club- 1 Class Officer- 1,2 Vice-President- 1 Secretary- 2 Bengal Staff- 3 Volleyball- 2,3,4 Tennis- 4 Girls League- 2,3 Cheerleader- 1,2,3 J.V.- 1 Varsity- 2,3 Homecoming Princess- 1 Choir- 1,2,3,4 Timothy Vem Hoskins Student Body- 1,2,3,4 FFA- 1,2,3,4 Order of the S - 4 Football- 4 Basketball- 3 Band- 1,2,3 Dana Daniel Rachor Co-Salutatorian Student Body- 1,2,3,4 Student Council- 2,3,4 Class Officer- 2,3 Treasurer- 3 Representative- 2 Student Body Officer- 3,4 Treasurer- 3,4 Order of the Sn- 3,4 Band- 3,4 Choir- 3,4 Baseball Statistician- 3 Basketball Manager- 1,3 Football Statistician- 3 Football Manager- 4 Annual Staff- 2,3,4 Co-Editor- 3 Editor- 4 Honor Society- 4 Boys State Delegate- 3 Music in May- 4 12 years together Left to Right: Tony Ramos; Bob Whelan; Thresa (Wade) Emerson; Bill Brandt; Terry Myers; Ix rre Shirley; Alan Porter. Seniors Go To Portland 11 Graduation Co-Salutatorian Dana Rachor Valedictorian Tony Ramos Co-Salutatorian BobWhelan Class History Class Prophecies Theresa (Wade) Emerson Terry Myers Alan Porter Brent Kasari Junior Escorts Marvin Mills Robin Reynolds Guest Speaker Robin Magnuson Troy, Idaho Greeters Don Sutton Lois Hedrick Mr. Smoot and Kip Clark presentation of Diplomas. SHS Choir sang Bridge Over Troubled Waters 12 75-76 Tell How It Was Lavar??????? Want to start something ? ? Oh!! You make me so mad!!! GEE! YOU GUYS NOW WILL YOU BOYS GET BUSY Oh!!!!!! WHOOP!!! PUT A TICTAC IN YOUR MOUTH AND GET A BANG OUT OF LIFE. NOW FOR A DEMONSTRATION ON THE DIFFERENT STYLES OF MAKING TOAST, WE HAVE BOB WHELAN TONES' 1 Spirit of '76 Debbie Hastings David Fisher Tracy Dickason Bill Longhorn Steve Williams Rita Fisher Ronald Berry Barbara Gray 14 More of the Spirit Kathy Kindall Corey Pearson Diane Brooks Jim Newland Paul Bailey Nancy Olney Jim Siler Linda McCracken t 15 The Sophomore Class Sue Morgan John Snyder Maxine Marcum Stanley Stephens Don Sutton Val Smith Ted Simmons Tammy Brock Phyllis Abercrombie Dave Hazlett Waynette Wallace James Wheeler 17 Is of 77 Pete Packard Lois Hedrick Mark McGunningle Jessie Marsing Brenda Wade Frank Longhorn Cindy Colclesser Dominik Mosso Barbara Dickison Terry Crowell Tana Berry Sonny Rider Steve Rudd Jeanne Abney 18 77-78 Strikes Again!! Are you happy now that you started a fad here. Something fishy around here. Nice clean locker You should be very proud of it Congratulations! on making it through the first and second years of High School!! What's wrong with you? It's just your locker. Boy don't you look lovely today. What's so interesting out there debbie ? ? 19 ■ Class of 78 . Lyssa Brown Mark Lemmon Janice Mayo Jerry Schuening Nolen Brock Debbie Sherman Walter Burchett Suzie Ivy Tracy Walsh Richard Caputo Terri Reynolds Jeff Van Gorder Jim Morgan Pam Stephenson Duane Coombes Shelley Zabransky Tracy Tucker Jim Nevil Teresa Abney James Powney 20 . . . the rest of Us! John Marcum Patiicia Ere via Taunji Haman BOOK WORM??!! Biz Cearns Curtis Rudd Vicky Morris A Tipical FRESHMEN Class! Robert Preuniger Lori Otzenberger Linda Olney Tony Stevens Venita Shephard Russel Pollick I'm just... a loner 21 Vice Principal Judd Van Gorder Superintendent Latrelle Smoot Deputy' Clerk Pam Cooper SCHOOL BOARD Chairman Harold Colclesser Kip Clark Lori Lehman Marian Emerson BUDGET COMMITTEE Ben Coombes Lynn Bohms Muriel Porter Ron Pelletier Bob Gabriel Sharon Kelly Judy Bertch Dotti Fraser Rich I.athom Gene Townsend 23 FACULTY Alan Howard Eastern Oregon State Came to SHS in 1973 Teaches Language Arts B.S. in Education Lebron Houk North East. State Came to SHS in 1954 Teaches Math Industrial Arts B.S. in Industrial Arts Chris Kreick OCE Came to SHS in 1972 Teaches Reading Library B. S. in Humanities Rex English Walla Walla College Came to SHS in 1966 Teaches Language Arts B.A. in English 25 Dale Quinnell U. of O. N. Dakota St. Came to SHS in 1970 Taught Math German M.A. in Education B.A. in Education Steve O’Brien EWSC WSU Came to SHS in 1974 Teaches P. E. Science B.A. in Education Sylvia Smith Oregon State Came to SHS in 1965 Teaches Home Ec. B.S. in Home Ec. Gary Horn U. of Idaho Came to SHS in 1974 Teaches Vo. Ag. B.S. in Ag., Biol. Sci. Chris Esslinger George Fox College Came to SHS in 1972 Teaches Music B.A. in Education Terry Vaughan WSU, UW EWSC Came to SHS in 1974 Teaches Math B. A. in Education Paulette Marklund Oregon State Came to SHS in 1974 Teaches P. E. Math B.S. in Education Gene Jorgenson EWSC Came to SHS in 1971 Teaches Business Ed Drivers Ed B.A. in Business Ed 26 HELPERS Dorothy Simmons (Bus Driver) Mary Snyder (Bus Driver) Delpha Picker (Cook) Bev Sherman (Bus Driver) Alida Gabriel (Secretary) Ralph DeBoer (Custodian) SPORTS spectator or participant. in the 1974-75 sports — Attitude and Desire Contribute to Winning Season LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: Asst. Coach Steve Obrien, Head Coach Bob Markland, Asst. Coach Bob Carlson, SECOND ROW: Nolen Brock, Don Sutton, Ted Simmons, Jerry Schuening, Robert Preuniger, John Marcum, THIRD ROW: Jeff VanGorder, Jim Morgan, Mark Lemon, Mark McGunnigle, Pete Packard, Stanley Stephens, Richard Caputo, Steven Rudd, FOURTH ROW: Mark Hill, Marvin Mills, Jon Gilbert, Keith Garber, Jim Newland, Dan Huxoll, Dave Fisher, Mike Crowell, FRONT ROW: Tim Hoskins, Don Weems, Alan Porter, Bill Brandt, Tony Ramos, Brent Kasari, Lavar Weinbarger. VARSITY SCORES Stanfield 12 Cove 34 Stanfield 18 Culver 24 Stanfield 36 Dufur 14 Stanfield 40 Cascade Locks 6 Stanfield 20 Echo 6 Stanfield 36 Crane 28 Stanfield 20 North Powder 12 Stanfield 0 lone 8 Stanfield 50 Wheeler 36 JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES Stanfield 8 Umatilla 14 Stanfield 6 Riverside 0 Stanfield 20 Wasco Co. 0 Stanfield 14 Sherman Co. 8 Stanfield 18 Pilot Rock 16 Stanfield 20 Riverside 6 SEASONS STATS Record - 6-3 Total Offense Rushing Total Passing Total Offense Per Game 2,031 yards 437 yards 274 yards Leading Scorers - Lavar Weinbarger, and Tony Ramos - 62 points Leading Rusher - Lavar Weinbarger - 795 yards Leading Pass34 - Tony Ramos 25-70 36% completion Defensive Specialist - Brent Kasari - 88 tackles, 30 assists, 2 fumbles, 1 interception. 30 J.V.'s Show Promise for the Future 31 Volleyball Coach: Mrs. Marklund Volleyball Schedule Stanfield Echo Lost Stanfield Umapine Cancelled Stanfield Helix Lost Stanfield Umatilla Lost Stanfield Weston-McEwen Lost Stanfield Pilot Rock Lost Stanfield Echo Lost Stanfield Umapine Won Stanfield Helix Lost Stanfield Umatilla Lost Stanfield Weston-McEwen Lost Stanfield Pilot Rock Lost Top Row; L. to R: Coach , Mrs. Marklund, Diane Brooks, Linda Olney, Denise Moore, Brenda Wade, Kathy Kindall, Rita Fisher. 2nd Row: Rondi Wallis, Linda McCracken, Terri Reynolds, Val Smith, Jeanne Abney, Debbie Caputo, Debbie Hastings, Teresa Abney, Taunji Haman. 3rd Row: Terri Myers, Maxine Marcum, Lyssa Brown, Robin Reynolds, Debbie Cobb, Vicky Morris, Tracy Walsh, Managers, Nancy Olney, Barbara Dickason. 32 What Happened in 74-75 1974-75 Basketball Varsity Players L-R 1st Row: Jim Wheeler-Manager, Brent Kasari, Marvin Mills, David Coombes, Tony Ramos, Alan Porter. 2nd Row: Alan Howard-Coach, Don Sutton, Bob Whelan, Mark McGunnigle, Keith Garber, Jim Newland, Gary Horn-Asst. Coach. The Varsity Team had an 8 win and 14 loss season. Junior Varsity Players L-R 1st Row: David Coombes, Ed Townsend, Ted Simmons, Stanley Stephens, Jim Wheeler-Manager, 2nd Row: Don Sutton, Terry Crowell, Alan Abercrombie, Ron Berry, Mark McGunnigle, Not pictured— Bob Marklund- Coach. The Junior Varsity' Season Record was 11 wins and 11 losses. Freshman Basketball Team L-R 1st Row: Mark Lemmon, Robert Preuninger, Walter Burchett, Curtis Rudd, Richard Caputo, 2nd Row: Jim Chaso-Manager, Tony Stephens, Mark Hill, Jim Morgan, Jeff VanGorder, Duane Coombes, Jim Powney, Jerry Schuening, Steve O’Brien-Coach. Frosh Record: 1 win and 14 losses. 34 Basketball Action 35 Varsity and JV 74-75 Cheerleaders Varsity Cheerleaders L-R Back: Tammy Brock; Rondi Wallis. L-R Front: Diane Brooks; Kim Brown-Head Cheerleader Junior Varsity Cheerleaders L-R Top: Vicky Morris; Tracy Tucker. Bottom: Jessie Marsing-Hcad Cheerleader. 36 Tennis This year's tennis team did not have very much experience. We had mainly beginners on the teach which made it hard to have many wins. There were only three out this year that was out for the team last year. They were: Kim Brown, Debbie Hastings, and Maxine Marcum. Instead of three or four going to Sub-district and District, everyone was able to go and participate in one of the events. The girls didn't go very far but it was worth attending because it gave the girls some experience that will help them in the years to come. We didn't have any team wins but we did have individual wins. We had a lot of fun in tennis this year and it was good experience for the beginners. Next year we expect to do lots better since most of the girls that went out this year plan on going out next year. 37 Back Row L to R: Terry Myers; Kim Brown; Cindi Cluckle; Debbie Hastings; Mrs. Marklund; Front Row L to R: Phyllis Abercrombie; Val Smith; Maxine Marcum; Tracy Dickason; Rose Powell Watch That Form! Let’s get it over with. Too hard. I'm nervous! Alright! Woops! What happened ? It’s in? Oh, pee-body. It's yours. Here it comes. 38 S.H.S. Baseball Team Standing, left to right, Alan Abercrombie, Don Weems, Jim New land, Tony Ramos, Brent Kasari, Jon Gilbert, Ron Berry, Marvin Mills; kneeling, left to right; Alan Porter, John Marcum, Keith Garber, Dan Huxoll, Jim Siler, Richard Caputo, Donald Sutton. S.H.S. TIGER BASEBALL RECORD Warrenton vs Warrenton vs F ruitland vs Heppner vs Heppner vs Heppner vs Pilot Rock vs Riverside vs W-M vs Umatilla vs Hermiston J.V. vs Hermiston J.V. vs Heppner vs Pilot Rock Hermiston J.V. vs Hermiston J.V. vs Riverside vs W-M vs Umatilla vs Stanfield — 4- 1 Stanfield — 22- 3 Stanfield — 17- 9 Stanfield — 2-11 Stanfield — 9- 8 Stanfield — 2-12 Stanfield — 7- 4 Stanfield — 0-11 Stanfield — 4-16 Stanfield — 3-12 Stanfield — 1- 7 Stanfield — 8- 0 Stanfield — 5- 8 0- 4 Stanfield — 14- 0 Stanfield — 5-11 Stanfield — 1-13 Stanfield — 6- 3 Stanfield — 4- 8 Coach Bill Wilder 39 The Baseball Story Pitcher Jon Gilbert Some action in the batter's box. Stanfield started out this year with a bleak 3 game losing streak. But showing the pride that goes with a Stanfield team, they came back to own a 14-11 record for the year. The team's record for conference play was six wins and two losses. This record entitled S.II.S. to go to an Eastern Division championship game with Pilot Rock. This game was played at Robert White-Babe Ruth Baseball Park in Pendleton. At the game three S.H.S. players made it possible for Stanfield to walk away with a 14-2 win. Both Ron Berry and Jim Newland went three hits for five times at bat. Also Jim hit two doubles and Ron hit one double. But the thing that got our team started was when Keith Garber hit a double in the first inning. With that win behind the team they went on to the district championships. This game was played at Stanfield against Sherman High School. Sherman led until the end of the seventh inning when the Tiger team scored a run to tie the game. This tie sent the game into extra innings and Sherman took control of the game defeating Stanfield 4-1 in the eighth inning. However, the Stanfield team is to be commended for the fine playing they showed the people of Stanfield. Stanfield starting nine. leisure time spent before the game. Stanfield Home Run Hitters: Ron Berry, Keith Garber, Jim Newland Pitcher Brent Kasari 40 Student Government Cindi Cluckie - Secretary Bob Whelan - Vice President Dana Rachor - Treasurer Brent Kasari - President This year’s Student Council had one main goal. This goal was to raise enough money to help pay for the boy’s and girl's sports uniforms. Money from the carnival was the biggest help. The 1974-75 Carnival was a tremendous success!! Other income came from gate admissions and from the pop machine. Ixjftto right: Standing Jr. Pres. Jim Newland, Sr. Rep. Alan Porter, Sr. Pres. Bill Brandt, Jr. Rep. Marv Mills, So. Pres. Mark McGunnigle, So. Rep. Pete Packard, Fr. Rep. Tracy Tucker, Kneeling: ASB Pres. Brent Kasari, V. Pres. Bob Whelan, Treas. Dana Rachor, Sec. Cindi Cluckie, City Coun. Rep. Tony Ramos. 42 1974-1975 Freshman Officers L-R Shelly Zabransky - Pres. Teresa Abney - Lyssa Brown - Tracy Tucker - Rep. Jim Powney - Treas. Sophomore Officers L-R: Mark McGunnigle - Pres. John Snyder - Treas. Val Smith - Sec. Pete Packard - Rep. Ted Simmons - V. Pres. Junior Officers Jim Newland -President Ron Berry -V. President Debbie Hastings -Secretary Diane Brooks -Treasurer Marv Mills -Representative 43 Annual Staff This year's Annual Staff Editor, Heads of Departments, and Advisor, took a trip to Portland in mid September. While at Portland, we attended Portland State University. At PSU, we all attended several different types of classes and obtained some ideas on how to improve our annual. The people that went to Portland were: Dana Rachor-Editor; Nellie Wheeler-Head of Advertising; Ralph Dukc-Hcad of Boy's Sports; Lois Hedrick-Head of Girl's Sports; Val Smith-Head of Class, Clubs, and Activities; and Mr. Jorgenson-our Advisor. Top Back L to R: Ralph Duke; Jim Siler; Editor, Dana Rachor; 2nd row L to R: Nancy Olney; Ix is Hedrick; Nellie Wheeler; Tracy Dickason; 3rd row I. to R: Max Marcum; Val Smith; Diane Brooks. Not Pictured; Rose Gibson; Barbara Dickason; Rondi Wallis; Shelly Zabransky 44 Letter men Officers: Marv Mills-President Hon Berry-V. President Alan Porter-Sec. Treas. Front Row: Don Sutton, Bob Whelan, Alan Porter, Marvin Mills, Ron Berry, 2nd Row: Mr. Alan Howard-Advisor, Bill Brandt, Dana Rachor, Jim Siler, Dan Huxoll. 3rd Row: Tony Ramos, Don Weems, Alan Abercrombie, Keith Garber, Tim Hoskins, Brent Kasari. FFA Front Row: Lorre Shirley, David Coombes, Rose Gibson, Ron Berry, Keith Garber, Ralph Duke. 2nd Row: Mike Hastings, David Hazlett, Ted Simmons, Jennifer Henderson, John Snyder, Debbie Cobb, Steve Prock, Marvin Mills, Jim Siler, Debbie Hastings, Jim Chase, Paul Bailey, Jeff Wallis, Cindy Longhorn, Eddie Albrecht. 3rd Row: Jeff VanGorder, Taunji Haman, Mark Hill, Jim Morgan, Curtis Rudd, Frank Longhorn, Mark Lemmon, Richard Caputo, John Marcum, Tracy Tucker, Walter Burchett, Bill Brandt, Jim Wheeler. 4th Row: Biz Cearns, Janice Mayo, Lyssa Brown, Kirk Marcum, Ed Townsend, Jerry Schuening, Sonny Rider, Steve Rudd, Jim Powney, Duane Coombes, Cindy Colclesser, Shelly Zanbransky, Tracy W’alsh. 5th Row: LaVar Winebarger, Brent Kasari, Tim Hoskins, Don Weems, Alan Abercrombie, Mike Crowell, Terry Crowell, Don Sutton, Alan Porter, Jon Gilbert, Jeff Powney, Mark McGunnigle, Bill longhorn. 45 Bengal Staff Mr. English, Advisor Bengal Staff This year the Bengal Staff tried to make the newspaper more interesting than in the years before. They chose their own topics to write on and used subjects that were up to date and interesting to read. On the Bengal Staff there were two most improved students. For the First semester the student was Kim Brown. For the second semester the student was Tana Berry. V U Semester one; Back row, Judy Collyer, Tracy Dickason, David Hazlett, Tony Ramos, Stanley Stevens, Front row. Rose Powell, Debbie Hastings, Ronda Wallis, Kim Brown, Brenda Wade, Nellie Wheeler. Semster two; Back row, Kirk Marcum, Mike Crowell, Don Sutton, Alan Abercrombie, Middle row, Ed Townsend, Tana Berry, Tony Ramos, Front row, Nancy Olney, Rita Fisher, Pete Packard, Linda McCracken.. 46 GAA and Girls' League GAA Members Back row, standing; K. Kindell, D. Sherman, B. Cearns, P. Abercrombie, C. Colclesser, T. Berry, J. Mayo, L. Hedrick, D. Cobb, T. Reynolds, T. Abney, Middle row, kneeling; Mrs. Marklund, Advisor, B. Wade, S. Zabransky, P. Stevenson, T. Dickason, R. Powell, W. Wallace, V. Smith, R. Wallis, C. Clucki, Front row sitting, D. Caputo, L. McCracken, N. Wheeler, M. Marcum, R. Reynolds, S. Morgan, S. Ivie, B. Dickason, N. Olney. Not pictured, D. Hastings, L. Olney. Officers Mrs. Marklund- Advisor Nellie Wheeler- President Maxine Marcum- Vice President Robin Reynolds- Point Keeper Val Smith- Treasurer Not Pictured Debbie Hastings- Secretary Girls I eague Members Back row, L. Hedrick, P. Abercrombie, N. Wheeler, J. Collyer, R. Reynolds, S. Morgan, J. Marsing, T. Berry, K. Kindell, P. Stevenson, Middle row, D. Cobb, S. Ivie, B. Dickason, C. Colclesser, W. Wallace, T. Abney, T. Reynolds, C. Parish, R. Powell, Front row, D. Brooks, V. Smith, B. Wade, R. Gibson, M. Marcum, C. Clucki, T. Myers, T. Emerson, Not pictured, T. Dickason, D. Hastings, L. McCracken, L. Olney, N. Olney. Girls Le igue Officers Back row, kneeling, Mrs. Smith, Advisor; D. Cobb, Frosh, Rep.; K. Brown, Historian, R. Gibson, Sen. Rep., T. Dickason, Jun. Rep., Miss Kreick, Advisor; Front row, sitting, M. Marcum, Treas.; N. Wheeler, Pres.; D. Hastings, Sec. Not Pictured; S. Morgan, Asst. Historian; V. Smith, Soph. Rep. 47 Homecoming 74 Queen Debbie Cobb Escort Ralph Duke Senior Princess Rosalie Gibson Escort David Coombes Junior Princess Robin Reynolds Escort Allan Abercrombie Sophomore Princess Sue Morgan Escort John Snyder ASB President Brent Kasari Homecoming Week 74 48 Carnival Princess Theresa Emerson Escort Mark McGunnigle Princess Janice Mayo Escort Tony Ramos Flowergirl and Crownbearer Princess Jesse Marsing Escort Jim Newland 49 SHS Choir Girls Ensemble Val Smith, Ix is Hedrick, Jessie Marsing, Tracy Dickason, Sue Morgan, Maxine Marcum, Nancy Olney. Mixed Ensemble Maxine Marcum, Dana Rachor, Val Smith, Not pictured, Tracy Dickason. Stanfield High School Choir Back row, Don Weems, Alan Abercrombie, Jessie Marsing, Tracy Dickason, Rita Fisher, Middle row, Judy Collyer, Phyllis Abercrombie, Bill Brandt, Dana Rachor, David Fisher, Lois Hedrick, Terry Myers, Ronda Wallis, Theresa (Wade) Emerson, Front row, Val Smith, Sue Morgan, Brenda Wade, Cheryl Parish, Jim Siler, David Hazlctt, Maxine Marcum, Robin Reynolds, Nancy Olney, At the piano, Nellie Wheeler. BAND Saxophone C iartet L-R: Lisa Brown, Rhonda Colclesser, Debbie Emerson, Denise Moore, At Contest, these four got a 1-which is Superior. Back Row, Left to Right: Billie Jo DcMoro; Dana Rachor; Denise Moore; Don Weems; Second Row: Mrs. Esslinger; Adila Burchett; Roberta Swanson; Nancy Dyer; Debbie Emerson; Mike Sherman; Russell Pollick; Third row: Pam Stephenson; Shelly Zabransky; Sonny Rider; Jim Wheeler; Kerry Smoot; Steve Pratt; Dean Marcum; Lisa Brown; Front row: Sharlene Wilder; Rhonda Colclesser; Becky Cobb; Val Smith; Cindi Cluckie; Melody McCutchen. 51 What Happened? 53 Good Old S.H.S. 54 Can You Believe This? What have we here, singing angels. A re you Kidding ? Now this is a Senior. Always working Typical Juniors. All play, no work. SENIORS????????? HUM!!!! Val Smith Yearbooks are filled with rare moments. Now here is one Ron Berry working!!!!!! Sadie Hawkins This year we tried somethings new. There was a candidate from each class to compete for Lil Abner. Each represented their class. Senior Bob Whelan was crowned as the 1975 Abner. The other candidates were: Jr. Jon Gilbert; So. Ted Simmons; Fr. Mark Lemmon. Activities Banquet Guest Speaker: Fred Crowell Spokane, Wash. Co-Masters of Ceremonies Brent Kasari Terry Myers Girl's Coach Mrs. Marklund Basketball coach Mr- Howard Baseball coach Mr. Wilder Football Coach Asst. Football Coaches Mr. Marklund Mr. Carlson Mr. O'Brien CURLY'S SUPERMARKET; main street; 449-3244; Stanfield, Oregon COAST-TO-COAST STORE; 350 s. main; penoleton, Oregon CHUCKWAGON CAFE; 1055 n. first; hermiston, Oregon MARSH'S MEN'S WEAR; 249 s. main; pendleton, Oregon HECTOR'S SHOE STORE. 164 e. main; hermiston, Oregon HELLER'S 66 SERVICE; 6is n. first; hermiston, Oregon HANDY HANK; 672 e. main; hermiston, Oregon HAMLEY'S; 30 e. court street; pendleton, Oregon FARMER'S MARKET; highway 32; hermiston, Oregon HONG KONG CAFE; 1200 n. first; hermiston, Oregon HERMISTON HEALTH FOODS; 20 w. hermiston ave.; hermiston, Oregon HERMISTON ELKS LODGE; hermiston, Oregon HERMISTON SECRETARIAL SERVICE; 445 hermiston ave.; hermiston, Oregon CAROLE'S CAROUSEL BEAUTY SALON; 425 n. first; hermiston, Oregon CAPITAL FINANCE SERVICE; 271 main; hermiston, Oregon BILL'S LOCKSMITH SERVICE; 160 w. hermiston ave.; hermiston, Oregon SHORTY'S UNION 76; 205 s. highway 32; hermiston, Oregon LEE'S RADIO 8c TV SERVICE; 200 s.w. eleventh; hermiston, Oregon JOHNSTON'S FLOWERS; highway 32; hermiston, Oregon JIMMY'S FLOWER SHOP; 252 e. main; hermiston, Oregon J 8c J MARKET; 905 w. hermiston ave.; hermiston, Oregon TRILLERS TEXACO; 238 s. w. court; pendleton, Oregon TRAIL END BARBER SHOP; 12 s.e. dorian; pendlton, Oregon TOM'S TV; 155 west coe; stanfield, Oregon THE FRANCES SHOP; 245 s. main; pendleton, Oregon THE CLUB CIGAR STORE; 138 s. main; pendleton, Oregon MARV'S TEXACO; 700 n. first; hermiston, Oregon STARRETT'S DECOR CENTER; 1000 n. first; hermiston, Oregon EAST OREGONIAN; 211 s.e. byers ave.; pendleton, Oregon 58 PENDLETON MUSIC HOUSE; 112 s. main; pendleton, Oregon BERG BROS. 145 S. 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FIRESTONE PH. 567-6174 COMPUTERIZED WHEEL ALIGNMENT AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION REPAIR ENGINE TUNE-UP HERMISTON, OREGON 60 TUM-A-LUM LUMBER POST MASTER AUTO HERMISTON, OREGON MARY ANNE HUXOLL 1 34 E. MAIN BUS! 567-5749 RES: 567-5394 HERMISTON, ORE. 61 STANFIELD HARDWARE 165 SOUTH MAIN STANFIELD, ORE. 97875 DIVERSIFIED MANUFACTURING 380 SOUTH MAIN STANFIELD, OREGON 97875 62 YOU CAN TRUST YOUR CAR TO THE MAN WHO WEARS THE STAR INLAND EMPIRE BANK 101 MAIN HERMISTON 310 SOUTH MAIN He who would pass the declining gears of his life with honor and comfort should, when young, consider that one day he may be old, and remember, when he is old, that he has once been young. -ffoseph Mdison Pendleton Grain Growers OREGON 97873 MEN'S WEAR 201 E. MAIN HERMISTON, ORE. 97838 63 JCPenney We know what you’re looking for. 124 S. MAIN PENDLETON, OREGON THE ANNUAL STAFF HAS APPRECIATED THE SUPPORT OF THE PRECEDING BUSINESSES. AS THEY HAVE SUPPORTED US, WE HOPE THAT YOU, AS CITIZENS OF STANFIELD AND STUDENTS Op SHSi W1LL ALSO Supp0RT THEM. tHank you, the annual staff 64 9 PISCHEL YEARBOOKS - •=■ - C; -r