Stanfield High School - Tiger Yearbook (Stanfield, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1986 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS Fall 4 Spring 49 JIGSAW A complex puzzle is life, each day brings a new piece. And although some fit better than others they all produce a unique picture, beautiful in its own wonderful way. Some search endlessly for a missing shape ... while others fill each void, content with what they’ve found. SPIRIT WEEK When someone visits our school during Spirit Week they might seem a little puzzled at what they see, they might even think we have a few pieces missing. Spirit week is a part of our Homecoming tradition that everyone enjoys. There was pajama day, nerd day, heavy metal hawaiian day, masquerade day, and mourning day. There was also a powder puff football game, boys volleyball tournament, and the traditional bonfire. The pieces of this puzzle include 1) the burning of the T 2) Our beloved bonfire 3) the Tigers battle Wasco County, 4) Let's get pumped at the pep rally, 5) powder puff football, 6) Marcy Madigan, Michelle Burns, Mr. Jorgenson, Scott Clarke Jane Drtina in Heavy Metal goes to Hawaii , 7) Seniors relaxing at noon, 8) Catch 'em Troy Clark 9) powder puff cheerleaders, Shawn Martuscelli, Howard Wagoner, Scott Wells, Jason Clark, Will Lemmon, and Ron Cox, 10) We've got spirit, how 'bout you? FALL In the fall everyone is looking forward to returning to school and seeing all of their friends again. They may not miss the books but they do enjoy participating in the activities. Some of these events include home football and volleyball games. Other students would rather take part in such things as the Sadie Hawkins and Homecoming dances, and the Frosh slave auction. The puzzling pictures below are scenes from 1) back to school means hittin' the books, as well as 2) football action, 3) Debby Mallett Shellie Edgerly on heavy metal day, 4) the start of another yearbook, S) volleyball, volleyball, volleyball, and 6) Tanna Alford being her usual crazy self. 5 Hermiston Right To Life Says Best Wishes Seniors There are alternatives to abortion, For more inforinformation call: We provide counseling medical non medical assistance lor 6 NANCY 567-0661 ELLEN 567-5939 WE WISH YOU THE pregnant women community awareness BEST OUT OF LIFE SLAVE DAY SLAVE DAY is our way of making the freshman class feel like one of the family around here It is a day filled with laughter, singing in the lunchroom, freshman pushing pennies down the halls, and people tardy to class because their master made them late! We all look back on this crazy day with fond memories of how the frosh made our every wish their command. Welcome to SHS, you can now consider yourselves Tigers! In the pictures below we can see 1) Christine Terry helping some frosh who are tied up at the moment. 2) Billy Moffet collecting plates off of the floor, 3) Neil Cooper and Sandy Pollick washing cars in the parking lot, 4) Jason Clark Shawn Martuscelli eating off the floor, 5) Mary Nylund Karla Haman singing in the lunchroom. 6) Will Lemmon feeding fellow slave, Arturo Rodello, and 7) Bo Hampton Mike Tucker sticking together 7 FACULTY ADMINISTRATION We are very proud of the faculty and administration that we have here at Stanfield High School. Their hard work, dedication to excellence, and warm heart for the needs of their students make our school an outstanding one. Faculty picture, back row: Kelly Williams. Jayne Eggleston, Kathy Hepworth, Kenna Punches, Chris Hull, Deniece Mattews, Claudia Fisher, Mike Carpenter, Barry Rei-fel. Front Row: Steve York, Rex English, Dave Perdue, Gene Jorgenson, Principal Glenn Walker, Art Derbyshire. In the pictures below we see our faculty and administrators hard at work. 1) Mrs. Hepworth being lectured to, 2) our elusive Superintendent Mr Laughlin, 3) Mrs. Cooper, our clerk, 4) our secretary and superwoman, Alida Gabriel, 5) Coach Reifel trying to find the peper-oni pizzas, 6) Mr Jorgenson developing tomorrows' business executives, and 7) Mrs. Fisher on the prowl for computer hackers in the library. 9 SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Howard Wagoner, President; Darrin Collinsworth, Vice President; Scott Wells, Secretary; Charlie Hodges, Treasurer. JAVIER ALARCON MIKE BLAIS SHIRLAN BAILEY WARD BERTSCH BEST DRESSED SENIORS: Michelle Burns. Darrin Collinsworth 145 W. Main - Stanfield, OR 97875 JIM S HAIR CENTER Jim Corey (503) 449-3716 Lori Baker Styling For The Whole Family 10 Owner Mngr.-Operator GOOD LUCK CLASS OF '86 MOST UNDERSTANDING SENIORS: Joel Mitchell. Marcy Madigan MICHELLE BURNS JANE DRTINA CAMMIE EARLE CHARLIE HODGES RANDY'S EMPIRE MARKET 225 Main St. Stanfield BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 86 Hrs. 7-9 Mon-Sat. 8-9 Sun. 11 FOOTBALL FIERCELY INDEPENDENT STANFIELD BRANCH CHUCK STELTENPOHL MANAGER The 1985 Tiger gridders felt the sting of inexperience as they fell to a 2-6 season record with wins against Heppner and Pilot Rock. The memories include 1) making 500 pizzas, 2) a long night at Wah-tonka, 3) Has anybody seen coach Williams 4) Tigers team up for a tackle, 5) Jeff Walker gains some more yardage, 6) Tigers at the line 1985 TIGER FOOTBALL TEAM Front: Ron Cox, Brady Monkus, Scott Clarke, Dale Cox, Joel Mitchell. Bo Hampton, Will Lemmon. Middle row: Arturo Rodeilo, manager, Troy Clark, Mike Tucker, Ed Warner, Shane Grabeel. Eric Winborne, Shawn Martuscelli, Jason Clark, Eric Meyerhofer, Neil Cooper, Doug Cox. Back row: Coach Reifel, Coach Clarke, Howard Wagoner, Darrin Collinsworth, Ed Hanecak, Jeff Walker, Mickey Koester, Norman Stewart, Eric MacPherson, Scott Wells, Brent Morris, Brent Clark, Ed Martinez, Coach Williams. Sharon Kelly-Operations Supervisor Chris James-Teller Cindy Meyers-Loan Secretary Mary Whitman-Teller Michelle Burns-Bookkeeping Beth Zimmerman-Teller 13 CONNIE KRAMER JOHN KRAMER BECKY OROZCO MOST DEPENDABLE SENIORS (FRONT): Marcy Madigan, Jeff Walker SNEAKIEST SENIORS (BACK): Alma Chavez, Chris Tompkins MARCY MADICAN JOEL MITCHELL JANET PROEBSTEL HELEN POWELL 14 INLAND EMPIRE BANk CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1986. BEST OF LUCK. PETER SMITH CHRISTINE TERRY CHRIS TOMPKINS HOWARD WAGONER JEFF WALKER ED WARNER SENIORS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Jane Drtina, Charlie Hodges SCOTT WELLS LARRY'S CUSTOM CUTTING Specializing m Beel PorK Lamb and Game processing LOCKERS AVAILABLE LARRY AND DENE PLATT W J [ Owners 130 W. Coe Bus. 449-3763 Stanfield, OR 97875 Res. 449-3687 BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1986 15 VOLLEYBALL A large turnout of young talented players brought lope to the Stanfield Volleyball team. But the young enthusiasm and team togetherness was not able to arry our netters to victory as often as they would lave liked. Pictured below is 1) Varsity team front row: Connie Kramer, Debby Blais, Michelle Bradley, Jean Wright, Jane Drtina. Back row: Coach Punches, Toni Miller, Stephenie Zabransky, Jennifer Hummed, Heather Hummed, Janet Proebstel, Lindy Porfily, Coach York. 2) last minute pep talk before game, 3) Connie Kramer setting for a spike, 4) Lindy Porfily skies for the spike, 5) Blockers at the net, 6) Heather and Jean play tough defense, 7) J.V. team back row: Coach Punches, Cammie Earle, Marcy Madigan, Stephenie Zabransky, Jennifer Hummed, Sarah Kennedy, Nikki Walker, Coach York (he had a hard day). Middle: Becki Davison, Gail Kramer, Sheral Davis, Connie Kelly, Chaunesy Allan. Front: Oneida Montes, Lanna Backen, da Hascall. CHEERLEADERS The Tiger Cheerleaders exhibited outstanding talent this season under the creative leadership of Mrs. Williams. The Cheerleaders endured a long year as they cheered for both fall and winter sports. The many hours they spent practicing and performing, greatly contributed to the success of our teams. 1) Heather Raines leads the crowd. 2) Our Cheerleaders were known for their great stunts and 3) they inspired the crowds to cheer the Tigers to victory. 4) Our Tiger team is here to stay! The cheerleaders consisted of: Connie Kelly, Susan Carlson, Jean Wright, Heather Raines and Dee Dee Williams. 5) Here, Jean Wright makes her point while 6) Connie Kelly keeps the beat. MIKE KEMPINSKI 129 S. Main Pendleton, Oregon 97801 Bus. Phone 276-7701 243 E. Main Street Hermiston, Oregon 97838 Bus. Phone 567-1099 19 T.I.C. TIGER INNOVATIVE GOODS INC What is an “Entrepreneur? An Entrepreneur is a person who starts up and operates his her own business. Mr. Williams began an entrepreneur class this year. They called themselves T.I.G. and were an actual student operated business. They elected officers, sold stock, manufactured goods, opened a student store, and yes, even made a little money in the process. 1) Tiger Entrepreneurs of 1985-86 included Bo Hampton. Cammie Earle, Janet Proebstel, Darrin Collinsworth, Jeff Longhorn and Mickey Koester. 2) Mi Williams and Mickey Koester examine some of their products. 3) Bo and Jeff tend the Tiger Shop while Mike drools over the junk food. 20 THERE'S A GREAT DEAL IN STORE FOR YOU TODAY AT YOUR GOOD NEIGHBOR STORE HERMISTON SENTRY 640 NORTH FIRST, HERMISTON HOURS: 8:00 A M. TO 10:00 P.M. DAILY Student Council Honor Society Top Picture: Executive Branch included Student Body Representative Cammie Earle, President Jeff Walker, Treasurer Brent Clark. Secretary Janet Proebstel, and Vice President Joel Mitchell Bottom Picture: Members include: Front. Advisor Art [Derbyshire, Jane Drtina, Marcy Madigan, Connie Kramer, Cammie Earle. Back: Heather Hummell, Cheral Davis, Lindy Porfily, 11a Hascall, Vincent Davis, Jeff Walker and Howard Wagoner. 21 ITCHA GOTCHA GOTCHA THE BEST FOR FARM HOME Pendleton Hermiston Athena Milton- 276-7611 567-5591 566-3545 Freewater 938-5551 23 SADIE HAWKINS This year's Sadie Hawkins dance was a big success. 1) Looks like this guy danced too much 2) Eddie Warner and Norman Stewart checking out the crowd 3) Dani Nevil and Lindy Porfily put John Travolta to shame 4) Michael Jackson, eat your heart out!! 256 E. MAIN ST. PH. 503-567-0579 HOME 567-5513 WINTER Sherra Alford Debby Blais Susan Carlson Rick Christenson Troy Clark Scott Clarke Darren Cox Junior Class Officers: (Top) Mickey Koester, Vice President, Dale Cox, Sergeant of Arms, (Bottom) Dee Dee Williams, Secretary Treasurer, Troy Clark, President. Best wishes in the future. DAIRY QUEEN. Vincent Davis Shelly Edgerly Ed Hanecak Scott Hodges Heather Hummell Mickey Koester Debbie Mallett Phillip Marcum (Right) Scott Hodges reading between the lines 1240 N. 1st Hermiston, Oregon Phone 567-2010 We throw the party You have the fun. Todd Martin Carlos Montes is trying to figure out why he has to read” in shop class. Ed Martinez Toni Miller Carlos Montes Brent Morris Ralph Butch” Parrish Marty Patrick Shelly Powney 28 Jeff Randall Bo Hampton and Mickey Koester in the TIGER SHOPPE Shari Smith Norman Stewart Linda Thompson 29 GIRLS BASKETBALL 218 East Main TOTAL HARDWARE OOclSt toCodSt Hermiston, Oregon 97838 (503) 567-6816 1) Front: Debby Blais, Gail Kramer, Cammie Earle, Jennifer Hummell, Stephanie Zabransky, Connie Kramer, and Michelle Bradley. Back Head Coach Kelly Williams, Toni Miller, Janet Proebstel, Heather Hummell, Lelanda Pope, Lindy Porfily, and Asst. Coach Jayne Eggleston. 2) Tigers show mixed emotions as the season ends, 3) with a victory over Umatilla. 4) The J.V. Girls Basketball team included Coach Jayne Eggleston, Lanna Backen, Sarah Kennedy, Toni Miller, Dani Nevil, Lelanda Pope, Jennifer Hummell, Stephanie Zabransky, Nikki Walker, Michelle Bradley and Gail Kramer. 5) Janet Proebstel blocks out on the boards. 6) Tiger J.V.'s score 2 points more. V 1 OPPONENT US THEM OPPONENT US THEM Echo 44 40 Weston-McEwen 39 45 Pendleton J.V. 39 32 Sherman Co. 26 43 Monument 41 36 Heppner 39 67 Echo 43 27 Umatilla 36 53 Riverside 38 20 Pilot Rock 46 66 Echo 51 54 Pilot Rock 47 44 Umatilla 47 56 Wahtonka 60 44 Mt. Vernon 46 30 Wasco Co. 44 40 Weston-McEwen 56 55 Riverside 50 60 Heppner 45 62 Umatilla 30 34 The TJEXct Store Moore Ripley Drug, Inc. 131 E. MAIN STREET • P O BOX 147 HERMISTON, OREGON 97838 BERNARD (Bernie) W. CARPER Owner - Registered Pharmacist (503) 567-5566 31 Where Can You Go When Life's Got You Puzzled? The message is caring, the reason is love and the group is Natural Helpers. This spring, a group of students from Mac High visited Stanfield H.S. to show a message of love. The message caught on and with the help of the Mac High group, a Natural Helpers group was born at S.H.S. Natural Helpers is a peer support group established for the purpose of helping teenagers cope with many of the problems that they are faced with today. The members of the group have received instruction about how to be a good listener, what agencies are available if more help is needed, and how to help students to work out their problems. 1) Mac High students talk about the different masks people wear 2) A Natural Helpers planning meeting. 3) The Natural Helpers group: Tanna Alford, Sherra Alford, Jennifer Hummell, Mike Carpenter, Fred Butcher, Blaine Butcher, Mrs. Hepworth, Toni Miller, Dusty Grogan, Phillip Marcum, Glen Gordon, (Bottom) Ila Hascall, Mrs. Punches, Heather Raines and Dawn Goodrich. 32 ee TIGER BASKETBALL l N-l Happy Notion Originals cHafifiij czAfotioni NORM CLARK RETAIL ■ CUSTOM ■ REMOUNTING ■ BLACK HILLS GOLD ■ 894 s HIGHWAY 395 HERMISTON PLAZA. BOX 656 HERMISTON. OREGON 97838 PHONE (503) 567-2929 GLADYS HAYS CLARK This year proved to be a successful rebuilding year for the Tigers behind the leadership of seniors Howard Wagoner and Jeff Walker. Coach Steve York fielded four sophomores to round out the team. The varsity team consisted of 1) Front Row: John Kramer, Scott Clarke, Blaine Butcher, Doug Cox, Dusty Grogan, Phillip Marcum. Back Row: Coach Steve York, Eric MacPherson, Howard Wagoner, Darrin Collinsworth, Tony Brown, Jeff Walker, Brent Clark and Coach Dave Perdue. 2) Jeff Walker hits another one of his patented turn-around jump shots from the baseline as we 3) Tiger fans reel in” the Redsides for another win! 4) Doug Cox makes his move. 5) Tigers preparing for another win 6) The Tigers' Junior Varsity Netters included: Front Row: Blaine Butcher, Shane Grabeel, Kevin Bailey, Eric Winborne, and Charlie Ferguson. Back Row: Phillip Marcum, Brent Clark, Greg Rice, Jason Clark, Neil Cooper, and Coach Dave Perdue. US THEM Opponent 46 33 Echo 52 39 Pendleton J.V. 54 38 Monument 50 39 Echo 42 44 Riverside 49 39 Echo 39 62 Umatilla 63 33 Echo 63 30 Weston McEwen 35 63 Heppner 41 35 Weston McEwen 38 44 Sherman Co. 31 36 Heppner 35 37 Umatilla 58 47 Pilot Rock 62 33 Pilot Rock 44 46 Wahtonka 41 40 Wasco Co. 32 54 Riverside 53 43 Umatilla LEAGUE 6-6 SEASON 12-8 Complete Tire Service ROBERT KNIGHT PHONE 567-3141 1215 NORTH FIRST HERMISTON. OREGON 97836 35 Band members include: 1) Eric Winborne, Drummer, back row: Ron Cox, Neil Cooper, Troy Clark, Will Lemmon, Brent Clark, Sarah Kennedy Middle row: Connie Kelly, Chaunesy Allen, Timmie Bailey, Heather Tunno, Mike Tucker, Tice Burns, Jason Clark, Front Row Lelanda Pope, Nikki Walker, Stephanie Zabransky, and Dee Dee Williams. 1) Mr. McLeron keeps time during practice. 2) Ronnie Cox, Neil Cooper and Troy Clark belt out the notes during the spring concert while 3) Brent Clark and Mike Tucker wait for their cue. Lelanda Pope plays in the foreground. 4) Chaunesy Allen. Nikki Walker, Stephanie Zabransky, Mike Tucker, and Michelle Bradley spend long hard hours practicing their melodies. Blaine Butcher Brent Clark Tony Brown and Blaine Butcher hanging out in Journalism class. 38 Julie Clarke William Cox Jennifer Craig Sheral Davis Becky Davison Dawn Goodrich Dusty Grogan 39 Ila Hascall Beatriz Hernandez Connie Kelly Gail Kramer Donald Kuchlenz Michael Longhorn Sophomore class officers: Blaine Butcher - Vice President, Gail Kramer -Secretary T reasurer, Sheral Davis-Class Representative, Bottom Row Becky Davison- Sergeant of Arms, Lindy Porfily- President. 40 Eric MacPherson Shaun Marks Angela Murray Chuck Biggerstaff, Mike Longhorn and Jason Svetich experience the art of watercolors. Lindy Porfily Heather Raines Jason Svetich 41 CHOIR 1) This year's Spring Concert Choir Members included: (Front) Lanna Backen, Nahree Stephens, Dawn Goodrich, Jean Wright, Delta Martinez and Connie Kelly. (Back) Marty Patrick, Darren Cox, Sancy Pollick, and Nocona Fryar. 2) The choir worked hard this year to make a delightful appearance at the Talent Show. 3) Following the precise directing of music instructor Mike McLeron, the choir's spring concert performance was music to our ears. 4) Sandy and Delta wait their turn while Nocona and Connie sing their part. 5) Lanna. Dawn and Nahree enjoying another chance to perform on Talent Show Night. 6) Todd Martin, Marty Patrick and Nocona Fryar staying on key. 42 CHRISTMAS BALL SPIRIT COMMITTEE Loaded With Talent One of the groups that makes our days here at SHS more enjoyable is the spirit committee. They work hard behind the scenes to try to build a spirit of pride in our school as a whole and in individuals as well. The main event of the year for the spirit committee is the talent show. It is a time when some of the students that are walking our halls every day can share their hidden talents with the community. The musical voices of 1) Troy Clark and 2) Cammie Earle were very impressive as well as 3) the dramatic interpretation of a song by the sign language class members Toni Miller. Janet Proebstel, Marcy Madigan, Helen Powell, and Sherra Alford. The spirit committee consisted of (front): Cammie Earle, Lanna Backen, Marcy Madigan, Janet Proebstel. Michelle Burns. Back row: Mrs. Eggleston and Ms. Matthews (advisors), Connie Kramer, Heather Hummell, Jane Drtina, and Helen Powell. (MMfcG St OCCUMTON XO P«0� H ORGAMMTttNS i Fiaw Jobs. Economic' With Employment Impi l!.i Mr. Carpenter has done an excellent job of establishing a career center for all of our students this year. Besides his counseling duties, Mr. Carpenter is busy providing guidance for students that will help them plan for life after graduation. Whether students need to find out about graduation requirements, job openings, financial aid for college, or planning coursework for a future job, the career center has it all. I rM imi kombcnts fat mmoamm LIFE TIME EARNINGS FOR A HIGH SCHOOL CARNIVAL OF FUN • ■ • i • ■ ...........ipiijiiiiii ■ ........... i... i The Annual Stanfield High School Carnival was a fun time for all as 1) Troy Clark called out the winning bingo numbers. 2) Mr. Perdue prepares to receive a fate worse than death and 3) Mrs. Hepworth shows that she is a good sport after taking a pie in the face at the freshman pie throwing booth. 48 SPRING Tanna Alford Chaunsey Allen Timmie Bailey Tice Burns Diana Castro Angie Chavez Martha Chavez Jason Clark Neil Cooper Ronald Cox Rochelle Erevia 50 Freshman Class Officers: Top: Jennifer Hummell, Ronnie Cox. Heather Tunno Bottom: Jason Clark, Nikki Walker Charlie Ferguson, Far Left: Oneida Montes and Nocona Fryar setting up for the dance. Nocona Fryar Glen Gordon Shane Grabeel Karla Hamen Fred Hampton Tammara Hodges Jennifer Hummell Sarah Kennedy Will Lemmon Delta Martinez 51 Shawn Martuscelli TEST? WHAT TEST? . . .1 Didn't Know We Had A Test Today! Tracey Meehan Billy Moffet Brady Monkus Oneida Montes Steve Picker Sandy Pollick, Far Right: Travis Snaza. Darren Sponseller, Brady Monkus, and Rick Montes 52 BOOKS? WHAT BOOKS? I Didn't Know We Needed Our Books Today! Lelanda Pope Greg Rice Arturo Rodelo Travis Snaza Darren Sponseller Nahree Stephens Michael Tucker Nikki Walker Eric Winborne Heather Tunno Stephanie Zabransky, Far Left: Troy Clark, Neil Cooper. Jason Clark, Tice Burns and Ronnie Cox 53 TO TEACH IS TO TOUCH A L 54 FE FOREVER 1) Mr. English demonstrates his leatherworking expertise while 2) Mrs. Hepworth exhibits some talent of her own in McLeron and 4) Mr. Jorgenson keep their students on key. 5) Home Ec. 3) Mr. Mr. Williams concentrates on the world of work and 6) Mrs. Fisher provides resources for students to seek new horizons. 7) Mr Derbyshire makes a point that Chris Gallegos does not quite understand. 8) Mrs. Eggleston presents Sherra Alford with Student of the Week. SWEETHEARTS The 1986 Sweethearts dance was truly a night to remember. Our Sweetheart princesses were (L to R): Stephanie Zabransky, Heather Hummed, and Connie Kramer, with Timmie Bailey the Queen! (2) The crowning of queen Timmie, (3) Karla Haman and Eric Meyerhofer, don't they look sweet? (4) Sweethearts dancing the night away. 56 Congratulations to the Class of 1986 ARLENE’S SHOP ARLENE'S SHOP Hermiston Plaza ASSEMBLIES One of the more enjoyable aspects of school is the assemblies. Assemblies provide 1) inspiration through Rich Wilkerson and his message of love, 2) support through Natural Helpers from Mac High, 3) entertainment from Ranier High School Jazz Band and 4) enthusiasm from Mr. Williams and Debby Blais during a pep assembly. 57 ELECTIVE COURSES McDonalds you- “BEST WISHES” OPEN FOR BREAKFAST DAILY 6:30 AM MCDONALDS OF HERMISTON AND PENDLETON BUILD YOUR FUTURE BASEBALL GOES TO DISTRICT 60 The 1986 Tiger baseball team, under the direction of new Coach Dave Perdue and Asst. Coach Mike Clarke, brought all of the pieces together to post one of their best baseball seasons ever. The Tigers went 16-9 for the season and qualified for the district playoffs. At the district tournament, they shelled Condon 14-2 in their opener, but then were knocked out by C.B.C. Champions Riverside. In action below: 1) Brent Morris is safe on third. 2) Howard Wagoner wiffs another batter, 3) Norman Stewart wants to score. 4) Tigers close the door on another runner. 5) Shawn Martuscelli tries for his pitch. 6) The team consisted of (front): Scott Wells, Dale Cox, (back) Coach Dave Perdue, Rick Christenson, Brent Morris, Norman Stewart, Ed Hanecak, Mickey Koester, Troy Clarke, Howard Wagoner and Coach Mike Clarke. The Northwest's Largest Independent Tire Dealer Les Schwab Tire Cen ters OREGON, WASHINCTON-IDAHO (503) 567-8528 830 North First Street Hermiston, Oregon 97838 61 TRACK Javier leads the pack in his race 2) and then receives his 1st place medal. 3) Heather heaves the shot put for an awesome mark while 4) Cammie pours it on in another race well run. 5) Janet Proebstel, State 300 meter hurdles champion, shows her competitors how it is done. DEMANDING THE MOST FROM YOURSELF BRINGS SUCCESS AS A TEAM Track Team (Front) Charlie Ferguson. Javier Alarcon, Eric Winborne, Jennifer Hummell, Janet Proebstel, Sarah Kennedy and Blaine Butcher. (Back) Asst. Coach Art Derbyshire, Heather Raines, Michelle Bradley, Heather Hummell, Eric MacPherson, Tony Brown, Dusty Grogan and Head Coach, Kenna Punches. FINANCIAL PLANNERS EQUITY CORPORATION Bus: (503) 276-7633 Res: (503) 443-7961 215 SW 10th, Pendleton, OR 97801 Lawrence J. Wolfgram Registered Representative TENNIS This years tennis team was both young and talented. Even though the team didn't have any senior players, it worked hard to develop skills that show promise for the future. 1) Jean Wright returns a volley and 2) Vince Davis tries for an ace serve. 3) The team members were (front): Ed Martinez, Jean Wright, Lanna Backen, Billy Moffet, Shane Grabeel, and coach Julie York. Back row: Vince Davis, Stephanie Za-bransky, Lelanda Pope. Lindy Porfily, and Shawn Marks. 64 TIGER TRIBUNE Under the leadership of Mrs. Fisher, this years Tiger Tribune went high tech with the help of computers to prepare their stories and some of their graphics. The small but dedicated staff of Ed Martinez, Blaine Butcher, Tony Brown, and Mrs. Fisher did a wonderful job of keeping us informed on what was going on around the school. 1) Blaine Butcher sits at one of the computers used to do word processing and page layout for the Tribune. ALL KINDS OF BUILDING MATERIAL --------SMOHI StMlil _______ Hamilton. Or.go. 97838 8o 82 Congratulations Class of 1986 TUM-A-LUM LUMBER COMPANY 98 W GLADYS WARNING: High School is a challenging time, a time of transition for everyone. For many it is a challenge just to avoid detention, for others it is learning how to be more self sufficient, and for some it is a new beginning, a time when they can express themselves in terms of achievements and creativity. 66 Community Pride Is Reason For Clean Up Day At SHS Every year in the spring the entire student body pitches in and helps clean up the bike path that leads up to our school. Pulling weeds and picking up trash may not be a real glamorous job, but it is our way of showing the rest of the community that we care about our town, besides, we get out of class to do it! 67 Outstanding Tigers ACADEMIC STANDOUT -VALEDICTORIAN JANE DRTINA Dukek Senior Athlete Award - Howard Wagoner, Janet Proebstel Platt Sportsmanship Award - Norman Stewart, Connie Kramer Ron Stewart Football Memorial - Joel Mitchell Every Spring, many special students are honored for their achievements. This year's Tiger standouts included: Valedictorian - Jane Drtina (4.0 G.P.A.) Salutatorian - Marcy Madigan (3.90 G.P.A.) National Scholar Athletes - Jeff Walker, Janet Proebstel Presidential Academic Fitness Awards - Marcy Madigan, Jane Drtina Students of the year - Charles Hodges, Sherra Alford Greenhorn Award - Arturo Rodelo Principal's Award - Blaine Butcher Citizenship Leadership Award - Jeff Walker, Jane Drtina Oregon Scholar Award - Jane Drtina Perfect Attendance - Rick Christenson, John Kramer STATE CHAMPION 300 METER HURDLES JANET PROEBSTEL 68 . Outstanding Achievements To talk about outstanding achievements without talking about Rodeo is like ordering lemonade without ice. Stanfield High School homes some of the finest young cowboys in the nation. Senior Ward Bertsch (right), was the 1985 Oregon High School State Champion in the calf roping. He went on to compete in the national finals for the second time and after the first go round he lead the field. He was still in the top 20 after 10 performances with a shot at the title. Unfortunately, as luck would have it, he drew a bad calf for his last ride and was eliminated. This was 'Tiny's second time at the national finals and is likely to repeat again this summer. Chuck Biggerstaff is another outstanding cowboy that prefers a bovine of larger stature. He rides bulls (left), and does a darn good job at it too. Chuck won the Oregon State Rookie of the Year in 1985 and took 4th in the state in the bull riding compete-tion. He too participated in the national finals and placed 14th in the nation. Our hats are off to these two young men who take pride in a sport that is so much a part of our countries heritage. 69 GOTCHA GOTCHA GO JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM As the seniors approach their final days of school at Stanfield, it is a time of celebration and thanksgiving. 1) The nineteen eighty six prom was a night to remember. Darren Cox and Wendy Cunha dance amidst the elaborate decorations of balloons, stars and streamers. 2) Alma Chavez (left center) was voted the honor of Prom Queen, with her stunning court of Michelle Burns. Wendy Cunha. and Shirlan Bailey. 3) Juniors Scott Clarke and Heather Tunno join in on the fun. Baccalaureate service was a special time of thanksgiving, inspiration, and prayerful reflection upon the past, present and future 4) Jeff Walker, ASB President, and Janet Proebstel. State Champion in the 300 hurdles, proceed out. 5) Rev. Ross Lieuallen delivers an inspirational challenge to strive for commitment, integrity and honesty, and a relationship with Jesus Christ. 6) Life beyond high school seems more of a reality as the ceremony comes to a close. BACCALAUREATE ALL THE PIECES COME TOGETHER AT GRADUATION Another year brings the departure of another senior class. Graduation ceremony is always a very special time when the magic of friendship and the rewards of education suddenly take on a new meaning. 1) Mr. Perdue challenges the senior class led by 2) Salutatorian, Marcy Madigan and Valedictorian, Jane Drtina. 3) Connie Kramer and Cammie Earle process into the gym and 4) Ed Warner chuckles over the class prophesies presented by 5) Connie and John Kramer. 6) The joy of victory and reality of leaving create mixed emotions for everyone. 75 NEVER THE END ONLY NEW BEGINNINGS 76