Stanfield High School - Tiger Yearbook (Stanfield, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1985 volume:

our lives arc intimate!} intertwined we face the many experiences of our lives together as w e pass through this time in our existence, our thoughts are often of now and it isn't until “now becomes a memory that we realize that this part of our lives was only a stepping 4 YES WE DO Homecoming '84 Now is the time of progression. Here at Stanfield High, everybody proceeds to do their best in all activities. The teachers put forth their best effort to help the students take on new responsibilities and go beyond all limitations. 5 Glenn Walker Principal Alida Gabriel Secretary Pam Cooper Bookkeeper ADMINISTRATION- FACULTY The faculty of Stanfield High School has definitely been through some difficult and fortunate changes. Such as some teachers leaving and being replaced by new. Mrs. Dorinda Rife, Stanfields' English language teacher was replaced this year by Mr. Dave Perdue, who also teaches Spanish and Leadership. Mrs. Claudia Fisher, a new librarian who replaced Mrs. Tita Owre. Mr. Nolan Ferguson, Stanfields' recent superintendent was replaced by Mr. Richard Laughlin. All these new comers have reported that they are enjoying their year. Mike Carpenter Counselor Art Derbyshire Science Jane Eggleston Mathematics Rex English English Gary Ferguson Music Claudia Fisher Librarian 6 Kathy Hepworth Home Economics Chris Hull Resource Room Gene Jorgenson Business Deniece Matthews Social Studies Dave Perdue Language Arts Kenna Punches Physical Education Barry Reifel Industrial Arts Kelly Williams Industrial Arts Steve York Physical Education Dick Kennedy Custodian Lillian Brachtenback Cook Beverly Sherman Custodian Busdriver Lorane Little Cook Darrell Williams Grounds Maintenance 7 Tom Baumgartner Football 4, Basketball 2, Student of the Week Ray Bradley Football 3. Basketball 2, Baseball 2. Track 1. Seargent at Arms 2. Most Improved Football i Randy Cooper Football 3, Basketball 4, Honor Society 3, 5.B. Treasurer, Sr. class Rep., Student of the Week Oliver Bertschinger Football 1, Basketball 1, Tennis 1 Tad Ellenberger Basketball Mgr. 1, Honor Society 3. Junior Rep., Spirit Committee 1 8 Tia Eves Basketball 3, Volleyball 4, Cheerleader 1, Honor Society 3, Spirit Committee 2, Pep Band 4, Swing Choir 1. Freshman Class Rep., Sophomore Sec. Treas. Jed Hummell Football 3, Basketball 4, Sophomore V. Pres., Junior Pres.. Sr. Pres. Vernon Kelly Football 2, Baseball 2, Junior Treasurer. Sr. V. Pres., Student of the Week, Honor Roll Rick Latham Football 3. Basketball 4, Best Defensive Player Sr. yr. Joe Lemmon Tom Lindqvist Football 4, Baseball 2, Basketball Exchange Student. Sweden 2, Computer club 1, Sr. Secretary, Honor Roll 9 My favorite memory of Stanfield High School is .. .Our senior class meetings. DP ♦ . My freshmen year, when I rode all the router buses to the games. RL . All the friends that I gained and all the fun we had. VK. The day all the lights went out and we ran around for hours. J . When we switched the red and the black color elements in Mr. English's felt pens. DN .When 1 played hockey and swam in the ditch for track, my freshman year. PP .Getting elected Senior Homecoming Queen. LM .All the sports I've played in. PM The first day of school my freshman year. I was real nervous about going because, 1 had heard so many bad stories about it. It turned out O.K. though. SM . I have so many memories that no one in particular has really stood out in my mind. JL . When my sister Becky through her bag across the cafeteria and it landed on Ivone Gallegos's plate and all her food went all over the floor. Everybody was clapping and laughing. She was very embarrassed. VO .Going to music and May, the honor choir, and being in swing choir. LP .All the people and kids that I'll never forget. RC .The time our 1983-84 basketball team beat the Pilot Rock Rockets in a double overtime. This game was the first victory over the Rockets in 29 years. Good job team! WM The thing I won V is. HOMEWORK. Thank you. LM Getting up early for swing choir. HS .. The work. DP . All the worries about bad grades. RL Mondays. VK . . .Coming to school at 8 oclock and being tired for the rest of the day. JS . Class, teachers, lunches, rules, (Getting up early) and attending. DN . . All the hard work I put n on homework and tests. PP . . The dull routine of going to class and taking notes. JL .. .Some silly kids. TL . . . Lectures, and homework. TE . . Hard desk seats. RS .. Class and Pep assemblys. TB .. Some of the teachers and all the rules. RC miss about school . . The faculty members that give us seniors a bad time for trying to enjoy our last year. WM . . The school lunches and Miss Mathews note taking. PM The thing 1 am going to miss most about school is... My nap during Modern Problems. PM All my friends. VO . . The people who I have grown up with and shared my experiences with. Good luck in the future. WM . . Being around my friends and playing sports. RC .. .The people. LP My friends and playing sports. SM ... Most of it. TL . . . Nice people. TE Stupid questions like this one. RS . . .Coming to school everyday and feeling welcome by lots of people. LM My friends and the sports I was involved in. PP .. . Nothing. DN Seeing the things that the school kicks kids out of school for. JS ...Coming to school early and talking with my friends for a half an hour. VK . My friends and doing things with them. RL . . Seeing my friends and making the teachers mad. DP Shawn MacPherson Football 2, Basketball 4, Baseball 4, Student Body President, Jr. V. Pres., Freshman President Paul Mitchell Spirit Committee, Football 4, Basketball 4. Track 2, Junior V. President Wes Marcum Honor Society 3, Student Court 3, Honor Society President. Football 3, Basketball 4, Track 3 Lupe Martinez Honor Roll, Homecoming Queen Dave Nevil Annual, Basketball 4. Honor Roll Veronica Orozco Dan Pfel Football 4, Basketball 1, Track 3 12 Pam Prat! Honor Society 3, Pep Club V President. Volleyball 4. Track 1, J.V. Cheerleadei 1, Student Body V. President I, Sophomore President, Freshman V Pres., Student of the Week Laura Beth Price Spirit Committee 3, Swing Choir 2, Choir 4. Volleyball 1. Jr. Secretary. School Board Rep Rachael Smith Swing Choir 2, Spirit Committee 2. Choir 4, Basketball 4, Honor Roll, Honor Choir 2, Student of the Week Heidi Snodgrass Honor Society 3, Spirit Committee 1, Volleyball 4, Basketball 2. Track 1. Secretary 1, ASB School Board Envoy. ASB Secretary. Student of the Week John Stamate Football 1. J.V. Basketball 1 Robert Strong Football 1 Mark Tompkins Student of the Week 13 CHANGE: To Make Or Become Different 15 Tiger Tribute Rex English has been with Stanfield High School for 19 years. His hometown is Otto. Wyoming. Rex has been teaching for 25 years. He is presently teaching leathercrafts and English. Mr. English's favorite hobbies are: tradi horses, team roping, and of course drinking lemonade. Mr. English’s love for leaching is reflected by tam hts. comment that heb dents in the 19 years Rex 9 time has been well spent ar be appreciat-J SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Randy Cooper, Joe Lemmon, Jed Hummell. Vernon Kelly, Raymond Bradley JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS 18 Left to Right: Mike Blais, Cammie Earle, Marcy Madigan. Jane Drtina JUNK Wendy Cunha Jane Drtina Camille Earle Charles Hodges Jr Shellie Ldgerly Marvin Light Jeff Longhorn Marcy Madigan Joel Mitchel Hilda Mora Janet Proebstel SOPHOMORES From left to right: Heather Hummell, Vince Davis, Linda Thompson, Debbie Blai-Norm Stewart Sophomore Class Officers Deborah Blais —I Susan Carlson Troy Clark Ed Hanecak Duane Hodges Heather Hummell Don Kuchlenz Michael Kocstcr Dale Cox Darren Cox Vincent Davi Chris Tompkins Darolyn Williams Cherise Wold Toni Miller Jean Wright Charley Biggerstaff Jr. Blaine Butcher Julie Clark 26 Rebecca Davison Michelle Bradley Diana Castro Doug Cox Michelle Ettinger Anthony Brown Brent Clark Sheral Davis Evonne Gallegos Dusty Grogan Ua Hascall Beatriz Hernandez Connie Kelly Anthony Longoria Mike Masonheimer Wesley Light Eric MacPherson Mireya Molina Mike Longhorn Deborah Mallet Angela Murray June Rush Roy Rush Jason Svetich FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Kelly Murray Lindy Porfily Heather Raines Back row left to right: Michelle, Lindy Porfily, Sheral Davis Front row: Brent Clark, Chuck Biggerstaff TIGER TRIBUNE NEWSPAPER NEWSPAPER STAFF (above) left to right: Tracey Wilkenson, Howard Wagoner, Janet Proeb-stel, Mike Blais, Charlie Hodges, Jane Drtina, Marcy Madigan, Joel Mitchell, Mr. Perdue (Advisor), Cammie Earle. COMPUTER CLUB (Above Right) left to right: Norman Stewart, Eddie Warner, Troy Clark, Dale Cox, Ed Hanecak, June Rush, Roy Rush, Linda Thompson, Marvin Light, Mrs. Fisher. STUDENT COUNCIL (Below Right) front row: Laura Price, Heidi Snodgrass, Michelle Bradley, Troy Clark. Back Row: Heather Hummed, Shawn MacPherson, Jed Hummed, and Randy Cooper. 30 Swing Choir (Top) Choir (Bottom) From left to right. First row: Rachel Smith, Jean Wright, Tia Eves. Second row: Pam Pratt, Debbie Mallet, Toni Miller, Laura Price. Third row: Brent Clark, Heidi Snodgrass, Todd Martin, Darrin Collinsworth, Bryce Bishop, Mr. Fergeson. Fourth row: Darren Cox, Troy Clark, Robert Strong. The choir group this year was small but, they sounded great From left to right. First row: Lanna Backen, Cammie Earl, Mr Fergeson. Second row: Rachel Smith, Connie Kelly. 32 Pep Band (Bottom) Band (Top) From left to right. First row: Lanna Backen, Connie Kelly, Timmie Bailey, Dee Dee Williams. Sheryl Davis, Machelle Bradley. Second row: Brent Clark, Lindy Porfily, Troy Clark. Ed Warner, Mr. Fergeson. From left to right. First row: Connie Kelly, Pam Pratt, Dee Dee Williams, Edward Martinez. Second row: Brent Clark, Troy Clark, Vernon Kelly. Eddie Warner, Mr. Fergeson. 33 SPIRIT COMMITTEE This year's Spirit Committee and Pep Club did their best to put a little life into this school year, especially during our fantastic basketball season. The Spirit Committee (above) consisted of: Top row: Roy Rush, Laura Price, Rachael Smith. Middle row: Jane Drtina, Alma Chavez, Miss Matthews, Michelle Burns, Marvin Light. Bottom row: Cam-mie Earle and Marcy Madigan. The Pep Club (below) consisted of: Top row: Kelly Murray, June Rush, Lanna Backen: Bottom row: Mrs. Punches, Jean Wright, Shelly Powney, Dee Dee Williams, Debbie Mallett and Shirlan Bailey. PEP CLUB WAHTONKA 3-0 STANFIELD UMATILLA 43-12 STANFIELD WESTON-MCEWEN 12-13 STANFIELD RIVERSIDE 22-0 STANFIELD PILOTROCK 17-13 STANFIELD SHERMAN CO. 41-0 STANFIELD WASCO CO. 9-21 STANFIELD HEPPNER 0-20 STANFIELD Winning only three games during the season the boys did a good job in keeping their spirits up. These wins consisted of Wasco Co., Weston -McCewen, and of course the Homecoming against Heppner. In all the games the boys put in a good fight and they never gave up. Three awards were given this year. These consisted of most valuable offensive player, Jed Hummell, most valuable defensive player, Ricky Latham, and Most improved, Eddie Warner. 36 FOOTBALL (Top row. left to right: Mr. Reifel, Peter Smith. Ricky Latham. Jed Hummell. Shawn MacPherson. Oliver Bertschinger, Tom Baumgartner. Randy Cooper, Joe Lemmon, Mr. Wiliams. (Row two, left to right: Paul Mitchell, Scott Wells, Mike Blais, Eddie Warner, Darrin Collinsworth, Vernon Kelly, Howard Wagoner, Joel Mitchell. (Row Three, left to right: Norman Stewart, Chuck Biggerstaff, Brent Clark, Eric MacPherson, Jeff Walker, Troy Clark, Brent Morris. 1 37 FALL CHEERLEADERS This years fall cheerleaders braved the cold to cheer the Tigers to a 3 wins and 5 loss season. The small squad consisted of junior Chris Terry, sophomore Toni Miller, freshmen Michelle Bradley and Timmie Bailey. 40 41 GIRLS BASKETBALL This year, the girls basketball team had an exciting season. Some of the highlights of the year included beating the Pilot Rock Rockets in triple overtime and stomping the state ranked Vikings at home. Their coach, Kelly Williams and assistant coach Jane Eggelston did a fine job, they have a lot to be proud of. Although they were a young team that didn't stop them from being tough competitors. The girls are going to be back next year stronger than ever. TEAM PICTURE BELOW From left to right. First row: Debbie Mallet, Toni Miller, Lindy Porfily, Debby Blais, Machell Bradly, Camie Earl, Sheryll Davis. Second row: Mr. Williams, Janet Proebstel, Heather Hummell, Rachel Smith, Mrs. Eggleston. 43 BOYS VARSITY If you ask anybody in the league who the team to beat was they would have told you the Stanfield Tigers! The record books were rewritten this year as our basketball team posted an 18 win and 4 loss season. Being just two games short of a perfect regular season, the Tigers went to the district tournament in Pendleton the heavy favorite. In Pendleton the Tigers were upset by Wasco County but came back to beat Pilot Rock for the third time this year, and qualify for the regional tournament in La Grande. There they lost by a single point to Grant Union High School. We are mighty proud of this team for their determination and dedication toward proving how great it is to be a Tiger. SCORES US -N- THEM US THEM 59 ECHO 26 59 HELIX o7 50 MONUMENT 30 41 UMATILLA 31 34 RIVERSIDE 32 52 HELIX 51 57 ECHO 20 52 W-McEWEN 36 34 RIVERSIDE 35 60 W-McEWEN 52 57 SHERMAN CO. 33 44 HEPPNER 22 49 PILOT ROCK V1 mM 62 WASCO CO. 38 43 UMATILLA 39 42 PILOT ROCK 27 49 WAHTONKA 31 43 UMATILLA 31 45 HEPPNER 37 DISTRICT 38 WASCO CO. 43 57 PILOT ROCK 41 REGIONAL 42 GRANT UNION 43 BASKETBALL Back Row, Left to Right: Coach Steve York, Tony Brown, Shawn MacPherson, David Nevil, Jed Hummell, Ricky Latham, Paul Mitchell, Coach Dave Perdue. Front Row, Left to Right: Wes Marcum, Jeff Walker, Doug Cox, Howard, Wagoner, Randy Cooper. Back Row. Left to Right: Doug Cox, Tony Brown, Oliver Bertschinger, Coach Dave Perdue. Front Row: Brent Clark, Eric MacPherson, Dusty Grogan, Blaine Butcher. Not Pic- 45 tured: Phillip Marcum. The spirit for this years basketball teams was boosted by the enthusiastic varsity rally squad. They were trapped out in a pair of powder-puff shakers and a smile, hand-in-hand with a formula for fun. The Tiger cheerleaders pleased fans and fellow tiger's this season during home and away events. At each game the stands were alive with backers eager to cheer the Tigers on win or lose. This year we had six varsity cheerleaders, Toni Miller, Jean Wright, Susan Carlson, Michelle Bradley, Julie Clarke, and Heather Raines. There were also two J.V. cheerleaders, Connie Kelly and Michelle Ettinger This years cheerleaders were joined by three boys. Dan Pfel, Raymond Bradley, and Joe Lemmon. 46 BASEBALL The crack of the bat and the call of the umpire brought on a promising baseball season for the Tigers. The team started the season strong but ended up with a dissappointing 7 wins, 14 loses record. Dispite the season record, the Tigers displayed many promising talents on the field and learned the importance of working together as a team. The roster consisted mostly of sophomores, which speaks for the potential of this team in the years to come. - ' • 48 49 This year tennis team did a fine job of Maying ahead of the other school in the league. The season was highlighted with a new coach. Mrs. Newman, and an exchange student. Oliver Bertschinger Oliver proved to be a positive addition to our team by placing first in district and competing in the state tournament Being the best is one thing. said one of the players, but working together as a team it the most important thing of all. Although the team faced some upsets this year, they would raise their heads up and prepare for the upcoming matches The team (pictured below) consisted of. from left to right Lanna Bee ken. Ed Martinet. Sheral Davis, Oliver Bertschinger. Lindy Porfily, Coach Newman. Vincent Davis. Jean Wright, and Alma Chavei 50 Although the participants were few, the quality was high as this years track team took action. Of the five spikers that turned out, two of them, Janet Proebstel and Javier Alarcon, qualified for the state meet. The team (pictured above) consisted of Javier Alarcon, Heather Hummell, Janet Proebstel, Darrin Collins-worth, Coach Kenna Punches, and their manager. Michelle Bradley. Not Pictured are Cammie Earle and Coach Art Derbyshire. NEBS It wouldn't be right to look back on the 1984-85 school year without providing some recognition to the students that make our school an outstanding academic institution. This was done at our annual awards banquet night. Awards were given in the areas of academics , skills contest, and spring sports. Some of the awards that were given included the Oregon Scholar award, to Heidi Snodgrass, the Attendance award, given to Phillip Marcum, and the Outstanding Senior Athlete award, given to Jed Hummell. Other recognition went to Jeff Walker and Rachel Smith, for the boys and girls Citizenship Leadership award. Heidi Snodgrass was the senior Valedictorian, with Wes Marcum being the class Salutatorian. The National Scholar Athlete awards were given to Randy Cooper and Rachel Smith. 52 STUDENT LIFE This years Freshman were treated to a warm welcome by participating in our annual slave auction. The bidding was fierce as the slaves were up for hire. The fun continued on into the next day when we all witnessed the humble servants fulfilling the wishes of their masters. It sure is great to be a Tiger. WELCOME ABOARD FRESHMAN. SLAVE AUCTION 54 SPIRIT Every Fall there is a certain magic in the air that has strange effects on those beloved Stanfield Tigers. It is marked on the calendar as being Spirit Week , but it might be more appropriately named Let's Get Ugly Week! In anticipation of our traditional homecoming football game, there are special activities planned throughout the week. We had such things as Cowboys and Indians day, Nerd Day , and of course Blue and Gold day. Other events included the noise parade, the bonfire, and class competition. A N1 r M 1 This years carnival proved to be a big success for our whole school. Some of the more popular booths were the ring toss, the balloon booth and bingo. The highlight of the evening was the waterbed giveaway, which was sponsored by the student council. Another highlight was the crowning of the queen. Pictured left to right: Freshman Queen: Julie Clarke, Escort: Dusty Grogan, Junior Princess: Hilda Mora, Escort: Vincent Davis, Senior Princess: Rachael Smith, Escort: Steve Porter, and Sophomore Princess: Susan Carlson, Escort: Brent Morris. S6 DANCES Our school has had a lot of fun activities and some of these activities were our school dances. Just to give the girls a chance to ask the boys we had a Sadies Hawkin Dance. One of the biggest and most fun was the prom. It was held in April. We also had a Sweethearts Dance in February, just for the sweethearts of our school. 59 The people- Your life here at SHS is an important part of our striving to be the best. Your desires and accomplishments, molded with those of others around you, make the mountain seem smaller, the top not so far. The school's dreams can only be set as high as the student's dreams. If your goal is not to reach the top of the mountain, then it is likely that the school won't either. In 1985, we plan to reach the top of that mountain, moving everything aside that gets in our way. If you're having trouble seeing your goal, then maybe you should ask yourself the same question we've challenged the whole student body with - WHY NOT THE BEST? There's no reason - just GO FOR IT!!!!! 60 61 The many faces of Stanfield High School are exclusive and unique in their own ways. Whether they be students; seniors, juniors, sophomore, or freshman. Administration or faculty, male or female, individual or threesome, everyone collaborates to form SHS's sole identity. Certain faces dictate a definite authority, others show a clear-cut expression of failure after trying so desperately to win. While others try to succeed, some stand back and laugh and sneer, but only the ones who try have the chance to win. There always exists those faces that cover themselves and try to hide their true feelings of inner self or create a face of their suppressed desire. 62 CAND IDS 63 TIGER STANDOUTS Stanfield High School is proud to continue its tradition of outstanding achievement, both academically and athletically. As we look back on the 1984-1985 school year there are some names and faces that deserve recognition for their personal accomplishments. We are privileged to have one of the top cowboys in the country in our school. Ward Bertch, (pictured below), placed fourth in the state calf roping competition in 1984. This qualified him for the National High School Rodeo Finals in Rapid City, South Dakota, where he placed twenty fifth in the finals. Ward was recognized as being the Rookie All-Around Champion in the state in 1983. There were numerous academic awards, honors, and scholarships that were presented at our annual awards banquet this year. Heidi Snodgrass, our senior class valedictorian, was awarded the EOSC Presidential Campaign for Excellence Scholarship as well as other honors. Wes Marcum received the Northland College Scholarship and Trustee Grant, was the class Salutatorian and was chosen to be Stanfield High Schools' Student of the Year . Shawn MacPherson, our student body president, received an academic scholarship from Whitman College. Other Tiger Standouts included Javier Alarcon for placing second in the state in the 800 meters, Howard Wagoner, All-league baseball pick, Shawn MacPherson and Jed Hummell, All-league basketball picks with Jed being an all league football pick as well, and Randy Cooper, recipient of the Platt Sportsmanship award. Oliver Berts-chinger, our exchange student from Switzerland, was the district tennis champion and placed high in the state competition before having to leave for graduation ceremonies in Stanfield. The list goes on and we are proud of the many outstanding students that have made Stanfield High School a name that is known around the state for its academic and athletic achievements. Stanfield held its 75th anniversary celebration on May 10th, 11th, and 12th. There were a lot of exciting activities going on during those three days. At the junior high there was a flea market and booths that some of the high school kids had set up for the little kids. There was also a streetdance held Saturday night for the young people of our town. During the day of i the 11th, there was a parade, baseball game, craft fair, go cart rides, and other special events, i Some other special attractions included authentic Indian teepees that were set up at the elementary school. Seventy five years have past and Stanfield is still giving and growing towards being the best! ONE MORE NIGHT One of the most unique proms ever to be put on by the junior class took place this year at the Stanfield elementary school. The theme was One More Night and the decorations were nothing less than first class. The juniors even went so far as to hire a live band for the celebration. Everybody enjoyed themselves as they rocked the night away in the romantic candlelight atmosphere and city lights decorations. After looking back on their short years at SHS, the seniors were entitled to at least one more night of fun and friendhip. 67 CHANGING LIVES To laugh often and love much; to earn the respect of intelligent people and the affection of children; to earn the appreciation of honest critics and endure the betrayal of false friends; to appreciate beauty; to find the best in others; to give one’s self; to leave the world a bit better, whether by a healthy child, a garden patch, or a redeemed social condition; to have played and laughed with enthusiasm and seeing with exultation; to know even one life has breathed easier because you have lived - this is to have success. 69 Stanfield High School would like to give a big welcome to our new superintendent, Richard L. Laugh-lin. Mr. Laughlin was born in Pendleton, Oregon, He graduated from Estacada, Oregon in 1952, Portland State University in 1958. Oregon State University in 1963, and the University of Wyoming in 1973. 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