Union High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Union, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1962 volume:

11.1. B. - C; u sr od ia n s 11 B '-'.W-kiC '--PJ'..;y ,.; V jjgicy Senior Divider LI Seniors and Officers Id Byy‘ Seniors 13, 14, 15, It Junior Divider 17 Juniors and Officers 18 B ’ v'; Juniors 19, 20 B Sophomore Divider 21 B Sophomore and Officers 22 Sophomores 23, 24 Freshmen Divider 25 Freshmen and Officers 26 Freshmen 27, 23 Kook Day 2:,‘ do be at Staff 3 ear a. ; il Band BHBHHHHHBMi Scht-v! lie ISaskcd'aH Trai k 71 m’i ; c|i4=7 s 'yrGy,'• •Yell Leaders 43 .e •:‘7j.'i ?ty ,.' ']•. . - Volleyball 44 G.A.A. 45 tsiiydjr' Pep Club and Drill Team 46 Homecoming 47 B ...4, ’ Graduation 48 B- ,. ' Honors 49 Prophecy 50, 51 Class Will 52 i Prom and Banquet 53, 54 By;y::' Senior Sneak 55 B y7j??Giy Senior Bests 56 l ysv'i'ym Junior Class Play G;,..-:£Hi- (•lass I-. 11. B-m-i ; jj L This ■■r Bobcat is dedi- cated to certain indi-viduals whose belief in a r continuing education has pro- vided tuition scholarships for graduating seniors planning to attend college. We salute JOE DeWUHS for his scholarships and habitual support of all UHS activities. We salute the JUNIOR WOMEN'S CLUB for its college scholarship program. Dedication of this Bobcat is a small token of our appreciation for what these indivi- duals have contributed to Union High School JOE DeWUHS c turn Alma Mater we love you. Old Union High. MARLENE TURNER. Secretary 6 ORETA BAXTER, Clerk JOHN Industrial Arts GLEN BATES Mathematics Science TED BROWN Journalism Biology Spanish ELVIN DAGGETT Assistant Football and Basketball Coach Head Track Coach DARLENE JOHNSON Girls Physical Ed. W. F. Bud LEWIS Athletic Director Social Economics U. S. History CARLENE LARSEN Commercial Annual Advisor WILLIAM PHILLIPS Mathematics VIRGINIA PYATT Librarian English DONALD STEWART Agriculture Mechanics Geography HELEN STANFORD Home Economics English YMOND WEATHERSPOON . Chorus Marceile Droke Ruth Mitchell Albert George Frank Arbogast Our Bus Our Drivers Cooks William Phillips Nele Morrison Frank Arbogast Bill Irvin Ted Brown r a JO HARN (Pogo) Student Council 4; Drill Team 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3; GAA 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 3,4; Chorus 3; FHA 1,2,3,4, President 4; Homecoming Queen 4. 12 3 + CHERYL SPAIN (Painy) Class Treas. 4; Annual Staff 1,2,3,4, Sports Editor 3,4; Majorette 1,2; Prom Queen 4; Pep Club 1, 2,3,4, Vice-President 2; GAA 1,2,3,4, Treas. 4; Rally Squad 3,4; Class Play 3,4; Volleyball 3,4; FHA 1,2,4; Degree Chairman 2; Carnival Princess 1. . JOHN COX Student Council 4; Student Body Pres. 4; Prom Prince 4; Class Play 4; Letterman 2, 3,4; Fireman 3,4; Football 4; Basketball 1,4; Track 2,3, Ja.cc o DAVE RAMPTON (Red) Transfer from Chelan, Wash. 2; Class SAA 2,4; Bay Lynx Staff 4; Student Council 3; Student Body SAA 3; Letterman 2,3,4; Fireman 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4. MARIE EDWARDS (Alabama) Transfer from Gadso-den, Ala. 1; Annual Staff 1,2,3,4; Drill Team 3; Pep Club 1, 2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Class Play 4; Volleyball 4; Chorus 3,4, Vice-Pres. 4; FHA 1, 2,3,4; Homecoming Princess 4. JOHN LaVERDURE (Chief) Pep Club 1,2,3; Class Play 3,4; Student Court 1; FFA 3; Letterman 2,3,4; Fireman 3,4; Football 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 1, 2. + if ED MILLER (Eddie) Class Vice-Pres. 1; Bay Lynx Staff 4; Prom Prince 4; FFA 1, 2,3,4, Pres. 2, Treas. 4; Chapter Sentinel 3; Letterman 3,4; Fireman 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Shrine Rep. 4; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3, 4. JUDY ERWIN (Earwig) Transfer from La-Grande 2; Annual Staff 3; Editor Organizations 4; Drill Team 3; Pep Club 3; GAA 2,3,4; Class Play 3; FHA 2,3,4; Homecoming Princess 4. 3 JANELL BROWN (Huey) Prom Princess 4; Pep Club 1,2; GAA 1,2,3 4; Volleyball 4; Band 1,2,3; Chorus 3; Student Court 1. JIM HIXSON (Telocaset Kid) Transfer from Stanfield 4; Fireman 4. NATE JACOBS (Taint) Class Treas. 4; Student Council 4; Student Body SAA 4; Prom King 4; Class Play 3,4; FFA 2,3,4, Pres. 3,4, Vice-Pres. 2, Vice-Pres. District 4; Letterman 2,3,4; Fireman 2,3, 4; Football 4; Basketball 2,3. La VERNE BRIGGS (Briggsy) Class Vice-Pres. 3; Secretary 4; Annual Editor 4; Annual Staff 1,2,3,4; Bay Lynx Staff 3; Nat'l Honor Soc. 2; Student Council 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3, 4, Pres. 4, Vice-Pres. 3; Rally Squad 4; Play 3,4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Band 1,2; Sweetheart Princess 2; Student Court 1; Carnival Co-chairman 2,3,4. 3 BARBARA HARRIS (Babs) Annual Artist 2,3; Class Play 4; Band 1, 2; Chorus 2; Thespians 2.3; Triple Trio 2; Grade School Librarian. DON BAXTER (Donco) 'f Class Sec. 1, Vice- . Pres. 2,4; Nat'lHonor Soc. 2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 4; Student Council 3; Student Body Vice-Pres. 3; Class Play 3; Letter-man 1,2,3,4, Sec.-Treas. 3,4; Fireman 1,2,3,4, Co-captain 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,4, Manager 3; Track 1; Salutatorian. [ BOB DROKE (Bib) Class Treas. 3; Prom Prince 4; Football 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Let-termen 2,3,4; Firemen 3,4; Track 2,4. MARY BERGER (Beanpole) Annual Staff 2,3,4; Activity Editor 4; Prom Princess 4; Pep Club 1.2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 4; Class Play 3,4; Volleyball 3,4; Band 1,2; FHA 4; The Outstanding Student in Home Economics 4. SeyrtfCe' LEILA HARSIN (Lulu) FHA 1.2,3,4. JOHN PHILLIPS (Monk) Pep Club 1; Class Play 4; FFA 2.3.4, Vice-Pres. 3,4, Sentinel 2; Letterman 2, 3,4; SAA 4; Fireman 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Track 1,3. 15 y I BOB COCKRELL (Tex) Class Pres. 1,2,4; Bay Lynx Staff 3; Nat'l Honor Soc. 2,3,4, Pres. 4, Vice-Pres. 3; Student Council 1, 3,4; Class Play 3; Letterman 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4, Vice-Pres. 3; Fireman 3,4, Chief 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2.3. ROBERTA MAYOTTE (Bert) Nat’l Honor Soc. 2, 3,4, Sec. 4, Treas. 3; Class Play 3,4; FHA 1.2,3,4, Sec. 3; Historian 2, Parliamentarian 4; Carnival Princess 4; Student Court 2; Homemaker of Tomorrow 2. X be y $ iTt RLvvf hxt r( A v ELEANOR SCHMIDT (Smitty) Transfer from Tolles-son, Arizona 1,4. FHA 1,2,4, Historian 4. RAY MAHOOD (Irishman) Class Sec. 3; Class Play 3,4; Student Court 2; FFA 1,2,3, Vice-Pres. 3, Sec. 2; Letterman 3,4; Fireman 4; Football 3,4; Basketball 2, Manager 4; Track Manager 3. s. cur v y G f L. 1 be y I er c « ( EARL GRAHAM (Squirrel) Class Play 4; FFA 1, 2,3,4, Treas. 3, Sentinel 4; Letterman 3,4; Fireman 3,4; Football ;3,4. JANET RUSSELL (Jan) Transfer from Jordan Valley, Oregon 4. Junior Class Lee Day Kathy Baum OFFICERS--LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Jacob, Treasurer; Pat Payne, President; Kathy Baum, Secretary; Mike Halsey, Vice-President, Standing. Donna Berry Steve Conrad 18 Marvin Edvalson Larry Elliott Judy Jacob Denny Lay Kathy Marshall John Pedro Pat Payne Mi Jay Potter Sara Jane White Howard Wilde Jackie Berry Butch Brown hr iT fa -4T A; Tork Ballard Janice Burford David Church Bud Cockrell 22 Norma Collins Bill Cooper Linda Cooper Judy Edvalson Colleene Elliott Dellrae Foust Pamela Fuller Cheryl Haefer Darwin Harris John Hawkins Martha Hixson Donald Horstman 23 Barbara Hutchinson Dick Irvin Kenneth Johnson Mike yotaw Connie Witherrite Noel Zaugg 4 24 - George Aldrich Clara Barton Barbara Brown Linda Goff Daralee Farris Vera Elliott Anne Edvalson Alvin Hixson Joyce Eason Ronnie Langford Marilyn Mitchell Ronnie Droke George Murchison V Compliments of SPAETH PLUMBING HEATING, LaGrande ROYAL CAFE, LaGrande RADIO MUSIC SUPPLY, LaGrande 2 GI'S SUPPLY CENTER, LaGrande 29 Co-Editor, Denny Lay; .Editor, La Verne Briggs, CLASS--LEFT TO RIGHT: Peggy Payne, Joanne Thomas, Norma Col lins, Judy Garrett, Editor; Barb Hutchinson, Jackie Berry. NOT PICTURED: Pam Fuller. ACTIVITIES--LEFT TO RIGHT: Marie Edwards, Donna Richards, Editor; Donna Berry. SPORTS--LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Goff, Cheryl Spain, Editor, Business Manager, Judy Jacob, Standing; Donna Richards, Pat Payne, Artists. ADVISORS—Mrs. Charlene Larsen and Mr. Glen Bates. ORGANIZATIONS--LEFT TO RIGHT: Anne Edvalson, Denny Lay, Lee Day, Judy Erwin, Editor. Sharron Stanford, John Hawkins, Sara Jane White. Compliments of RED CROSS DRUG STORE LaGrande Oregon Compliments of GERARD'S JEWELRY We Give S and H Green Stamps LaGrande Oregon Kathy's Corner rolling and scorcc in the game, the extra point The score of 26-7. Reserving special note wa I d M llei who was coi ly making important gain-) and nee L eep . by Sharron Stanford I was recently given the as- We are all proud ot our schoo 3iKnmcnt ot covering the or at least we say so, whether w really mean it or not. f Is Dirty Gertie really proud o her school if she secretly drop trash on our campus? What abou Jack the Flipper, who flips cliall ances . . . bit by Dave Hampton dance after the Joseph game. Frankly, there was nothing to report. The dance never got ff the ground. Having been to all the other dances this year, it can be said that this iance wan tvoieal of all our will only dance to slow mush should support the type o] dance music they like. All the blame cannot be puj on the boys' shoulders alone There are a lot of couples thal just sit around and talk or jus| look at the other people danc A major portion of the sti dents who attend the dancej by Mike Halsey Ernie Bank , Chicago O lorNstop, was the first player League history to ever rec � t valuable plnyer award � vion. If he were to hit for every thousand do! p years salary he would ‘at Babe Ruth's record. J lire he oounded out 116 hrm RAINBOW CAFE. Baker BILL'S A k W, La Grande Compliments of CLARK'S DAIRY, LaGrande SACAJAWEA HOTEL COFFEE SHOP La Grande 31 32 Compliments of FALK'S I. D. STORE LaGrande Oregon Compliments of Compliments of SIDNEY’S WOMEN’S APPAREL U.S. BANK of PORTLAND LaGrande Oregon LaGrande Oregon STUDENT COUNCIL Bill Slemp, Freshman Class; Denny Lay, Band; Jo Harn, FHA; LaVerne Briggs, GAA and Annual; Nate Jacob, Sergeant-at-Arms and FFA; Duane Tyler, Vice-President; John Cox, President; Sara J. White, Secretary; Bob Cockrell, Senior Class and Letterman; Pat Payne, Junior Class and Pep Club; John Hawkins, Sophomore Class and Bay Lynx; Peggy Payne, Chorus. Not Pictured: Frances Schroeder, Treasurer. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: John Pedro, Dell son, Mike Votaw. SECOND ROW: Denny ma Collins, Marian Crouter, Donna THIRD ROW: Pamela Fuller, Shar Berry, Dave Weatherspoon, Bill rae Foust, Marilyn Mitchell, Anne Edval-Lay, Bonnie Reuter, Donna Richards, Nor-Berry, Barbara Hutchinson, Wanda Cox. ron Stanford, Judy Edvalson, Jackie Rizor, Marvin Edvalson. DIRECTOR - Raymond Weatherspoon STUDENT DIRECTOR - Denny Lay MAJORETTE - Donna Richards Compliments of 34 SINGER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY LaGrande 1102 Adams Oregon Compliments of GATEWAY AUTO COMPANY Bob Goss LaGrande Sales and Service Oregon m Raymond Weatherspoon Director This was an active year--singing for PTA, Christmas Concert, Junior-Women’s Club and All-School Concert were some of their engagements. In April, they participated in the Union-Wallowa County Music Festival. t i FIRST ROW: Peggy Payne, Linda Hannan, Marie Edwards, Donna Berry. SECOND ROW: Joanne Thomas, Donna Richards, Barbara Brown. BOTTOM ROW: Wanda Cox, Pat Payne, Linda Goff, Jeanne Ritchie. Compliments of ZION’S MEN’S SHOP Not Pictured: Donald Cline, Jerry Farris, Duane Tyler, Howard Wilde. Barbara Harris Accompanist 35 LaGrande Oregon LaGrande Compliments of GLASS DRUG Oregon TOP ROW, Left to Right: J. VanHouten, M. Edvalson, K. Johnson, A. Sanders, D. Tyler, D. Rampton, B. Droke, F. Mason, D. Baxter, T. Ballard. MIDDLE ROW: D. Cooper, G. Aldrich, B. Cockrell, J. Welch, H. Wilde, M. Votaw, R. Droke, B. Dippold, J. Cox, G. Murchinson, A. Hixson. BOTTOM ROW: J. Frades, D. Weather-spoon, R. Mahood, E. Graham, J. LaVerdure, J. Potter, B. Bockrell, E. Miller, K. Spain, N. Jacob. M. Halsey and B. Tarter, Managers Coaches, Bud Lewis, Elvin Daggett. Compliments of BATEMAN'S Your Friendly Store' All Kids are our Kids We Give S H Green Stamps Union, Oregon Don Baxter Earl Graham and John LaVerdure Nate Jacob Ed Miller Bob Droke Bob Cockrell Ray Mahood Dave Rampton Compliments of RYDER BROS. STATIONERY Ja-3-4788 Baker, Oregon Compliments of LEVINGER-REXALL DRUGS Baker, Oregon . c ' We point with pride to Ed Miller--one of the 24 seniors East of the Cascades selected as a representative to play in the East-West Shrine Football game held in August 1962. Ed was chosen by the coaches and representative of the Shrine Association, because of outstanding athletic ability and character. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Union 34 Wallowa 0 Union 39 Baker 0 Union 27 Elgin 7 Union 40 Baker 7 Union 39 Joseph 0 Union 27 Wallowa 0 Union 19 Elgin 6 Union 25 Enterprise 19 Union 33 Joseph 13 38 We had a most successful football season becoming the 1961-62 Tu-Valley Football Champions. However, in the quarter finals we were defeated by Pilot Rock 14-6. Union 39 Joseph 41 Union 28 Elgin 33 Union 36 North Powder 28 Union 38 Cove 24 Union 35 Elgin 43 Union 41 St. Francis 53 Union 40 Wallowa 50 Union 45 Cove 16 Union 50 St. Francis 35 Union 47 Los tine 60 Union 35 Joseph 37 Union 33 Enterprise 37 Union 59 Wallowa 49 Union 41 Elgin 54 Union 50 Cove 34 Union 49 Lostine 42 Union 26 Enterprise 32 Union 45 North Powder 48 Union 40 Joseph 55 Union 51 Elgin 56 We took 2nd place in the Sub-District B- 8 Basketball Tourney at Elgin. Four of our players were named on the 10 All-Star Compliments of HAND FORD SALES Ford - Lincoln- Mercury LaGrande Oregon Team: Ed Miller, Bob Droke, Duane Tyler and King Spain. Compliments of LA GRANDE PAINT AND GLASS Wallpaper-Window Glass-Picture Framing LaGrande Oregon rre f Basketball Squads Compliments of REYNOLDS INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance - Loans - Bond s Phone WO 3-3121 LaGrande Oregon Compliments of TROTTERS Men’s Wear-Ladies Wear-Boy’s Wear 39 LaGrande Oregon Droke Forward Rampton Center Wilde Guard Spain Guard Baxter Forward Tyler Guard Potter Forward Ballard Guard Cox Guard Miller Forward Harris Guard MANAGERS Ray Mahood, Mike Halsey MANAGERS Jim Frades, Earl Graham Compliments of DANIEL’S FUNERAL HOME 1502-7th WO 3-5332 LaGrande Oregon Compliments of ZIMMERMAN’S Complete Home Furnishings LaGrande Oregon UHS Track Team FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Tork Ballard, Ed Miller, Duane Tyler, Don Cline, John Cox, Howard Wilde. BACK ROW: Frank Mason, Bob Droke Dave Rampton, King Spain, Jim VanHouten. Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK of OREGON, Portland Union Branch Union, Oregon Lettermen Steffi BACK ROW, Left to Right: Jay Potter, Tork Ballard, Earl Graliam, Ray Mahood, King Spain, Dave Rampton. FRONT ROW: Jim Frades, Bud Cockrell, John Cox, Bob Cockrell, Ed Miller, John LaVerdure. Several Lettermen were not present for this picture. Officers were President, Bob Cockrell; Vice-President, Duane Tyler; Secretary-Treasurer, Don Baxter. The FIREMEN is a subsidiary service organization of the UHS Lettermen. Each fireman has a certain responsibility during fire drill procedure. Members of the group included: Bob Cockrell, Don Baxter, John Cox, Bob Droke, Earl Graham, Nate Jacob, John LaVerdure, Ray Mahood, Ed Miller, John Phillips, Dave Rampton, Bud Cockrell, Mike Halsey, Jay Potter, King Spain, Duane Tyler, Jim Van Houten, Howard Wilde, Tork Ballard, Ken Johnson, Jim Frades, Dave Weatherspoon, Allen Sanders, Marvin Edvalson. The crew is headed by Chief Bob Cockrell, Captains Duane Tyler and Don Baxter. Compliments of Compliments of H. L. WAGNER and SONS ALDRICH BROS. - Union Imbler, Oregon UNION CLEANERS - Union Cheerleaders Compliments of BAUM INSURANCE Oregon LaGrande LEFT TO RIGHT: Sara White, LaVerne Briggs, Vera Elliott, Jo Ham, Lee Day, Jackie Berry, Mary Berger, Marie Edwards, Janell Brown, Judy Jacob. NOT PICTURED: Linda Hannan, Wanda Cox, Linda Goff, Carol Ricker, Cheryl Spain. (Center holding trophy) Miss Darlene Johnson, Coach. A volleyball league was formed between Union, Cove and Elgin. In the final play, co-captained by Harn and Spain, Union vied with Cove for the championship trophy Union came out on top with a 2-1 win. Compliments of UNION CASH GROCERY We Appreciate Your Patronage Union, Oregon Girls’ Athletic Association BACK ROW, Left to Right; J. Burford, C. Barton, D. Berry, B. Hutchinson, F. Schroeder, I. McCormick, J. Brown, F. Payne, J. Erwin, L. Goff, D. Farris, C. Ricker, M. Berger, J. Harn, .L. Day, W. Cox, J. Jacob, M. Edwards, L. Briggs. SEATED; B, Brown, C. Elliott, J. Edvalson, N. Collins, V. Elliott, J. Thomas, D. Richards, C. Spain, P. Payne. OFFICERS--LEFT TO RIGHT; C. Spain, Treasurer; N. Collins, Secretary; S. White, Vice-President; L. Briggs, President. LaGrande Keepsake Interlocking Compliments of BIRNIE'S JEWELRY Diamond Rings Oregon Drill Team LEFT TO RIGHT: Norma Collins, Assistant Drill Leader; Donna Richards, Leader; Barbara Hutchinson, Assistant Drill Leader. LEFT TO RIGHT: Pam Fuller, Alternate; Donna Richards, Barbara Brown, Donna Berry, Jackie Berry, Judy Edvalson, Imogene McCormick, Barbara Hutchinson, Norma Collins, Linda Goff. Dellrae Foust not pictured. Mrs. E. Richards Mother Supervisor Club BOTTOM ROW: N. Collins, D. Berry, P. Payne, P. Payne, L. Goff, I. McCormick, T. Shanks. MIDDLE ROW: J. Thomas, C. Ricker, C. Spain, F. Schroeder, L. Day, P. Fuller. TOP ROW: J. Edvalson, C. Witherrite, J. Burford, B. Hutchinson, T. Vickers. OFFICERS Pat Payne................................President Barbara Hutchinson..................Vice-President Sharron Stanford.........................Secretary Frances Schroeder........................Treasurer 46 Compliments of MILLER’S CABINET SHOP LaGrande Oregon Compliments of HUB CITY FOOD CENTER LaGrande Oregon Compliments of EMR1CH FURNITURE. Baker GALE'S GROCERY. Baker ANDY’S SHOE STORE. Baker IN ROBB’S THE MERC. Baker 47 Graduation Day - May 23, 1962. Commencement Address Margin of Greatness Mr. Harold Dorn Eastern Oregon College MMM Processional and Recessional was played by Mrs. Kitty Brettelle, Invocation given by Rev. Virden Seybold of the Methodist Church. Salutatorian Speech by Roberta Mayotte. Commencement Address by Mr. Harold Dorn. Special Music by UHS Band. Don Baxter gave the Valedictorian Speech. Superintendent John Comisky presented awards. Carl Posey and Virginia Pyatt were awarded Community Service Awards by Terry Vickers. Marvin Titus presented the 1962 diplomas. Benediction by Father Elden Curtiss, Catholic Church. Compliments of 48 KNIGHT REAL ESTATE AGENCY - Union OK BARBER SHOP - Union Compliments of ROY’S BARBER SHOP Union, Oregon Don Baxter Grade Point Average 3.40 Salutatorian Valedictorian Bob Cockrell Grade Point Average 4.00 Compliments of UNION FLOURING MILL CO. Phone 3131 Union, Oregon 1962 CLASS PROPHECY or BOBCAT HUNT IN SOUTH AMERICA The blaring of the ships’ horns and the busy surroundings of the New York harbor makes my head whirl as I move out in our chartered atomic passenger ship, the SS UNION for our Bobcat hunt in South America. The year is 1982. Amidst this racket a voice is yelling ’’Help! Let me off! It belongs to New York’s Chief of Police, TERRY VICKERS. He was saying his last goodbyes to his favorite prisoner and now he can't get off unless he jumps, and it is a long way to jump. The girls on board are feeling very unsafe. A photographer for the magazine, Playboy is running around trying to find models. That is ED MILLER, of course, and right now he has enough photos to fill 10 magazines. There is a disturbance on the lower deck. A floating object has been sighted a few yards off. It is a space capsule and now that they have it aboard, someone is getting out. It is JOHN COX, and he has a very disappointed look on his face. Apparently when he reached the moon he discovered that someone had made it before him. CHERYL SPAIN, our first woman astronaut, ran out of boys down here on earth and thought maybe there would be some up there on the moon. It is too bad that a woman had to be there first, tho. Here comes the deck-swab to clean up this mess caused by our astronaut. It is JOHN PHILLIPS with the mops and buckets. He enlisted right after he left school, but is still cleaning these decks. He said that the Navy offered him an officer's position but he, being modest, refused it. The little island of Cuba is coming into sight. Havana is the home of one of our best undercover agents. He covers up as a vacuum cleaner salesman and goes by the name of JOHN LaVERDURE, We are permitted to get off the ship here to stretch our legs. Boulevard de Castro can be seen from this position on the docks. Right there on the corner of this main street is a little beauty salon with a big sign out front. It reads Ham's Beauty Salon . That must be JO HARN. No wonder Cuban girls look so chic and well-groomed. Across the street from Jo's is a dazzling nightclub called The Bamboo Hut . JUDY ERWIN broke away from the main nightclub in Union and started one up over here. A very good business from what I hear. We are back on the ship and heading for Panama to start our hunt. A little island is seen off to the side of our ship. There is a huge mechanism standing on it and two people beside it waving. It is BOB COCKRELL and Mr. Bates with their time machine. When America and Russia started arguing over Bob, .he took Mr. Bates and headed off to a quiet place where he could concentrate. Mr. Bates is Bob's assistant--someone to press the buttons on his machine. The Panama Canal, which appears much larger than before, is in sight now. BOB DROKE, that great engineer, became tired of surveying for the digging of irrigation ditches, so he decided to widen the canal. He likes doing things big. Now JIM HIXSON has a bigger area for practicing his swimming. He plans to be the first man to swim the English Channel underwater. We are now arriving at Colombia and another busy dock. A group of policemen are waiting at the bottom of the gangway. They are boarding the ship and surrounding some little guy. That is NATE JACOB they are taking away. He sold booze to those poor unsuspecting natives and illegally at that. Nate was such a good boy when he was at school. People are jumping and scattering out of the way of some hotrod. It is Mrs. Pyatt in her wheel-chair and she is doing about 50 miles an hour. It was her still that was producing the liquor that Nate was selling. She came down seeking the Fountain of Youth. The policemen are scattering now that Mrs. Pyatt has her cane out. The still is her only way of making a living, now that she isn't teaching English anymore. Compliments of H. M. MEAT CO. Fresh and Cured Meats Cold Storage Lockers Union, Oregon 50 Compliments of UNION DRUG CO. Cosmetics - Prescriptions Giftware Union, Oregon The safari is ready to go into the jungles to hunt Bobcats and anything else if we can find them. The nurse that is accompanying us is a beauty. Her name is ELEANOR SCHMIDT. She says her sole purpose is to treat those who mistake each other for Bobcats and end up with buck shot in the posterior. Our cook on this expedition is JANELL BROWN. She is a very good cook except for one thing. She is crazy over Chinese food and that is all we get. She got this craze from working in some cafe during her high school days. Someone is walking towards us and is sure looks like JAN RUSSELL, but what could she be doing out here? She says that she won a Mrs. America contest with the prize being a one-way ticket to the jungles of South America. Now she is trying to find a way back. We are closing in on the Amazon River, leaving the trucks behind and packing our baggage on our shoulders. Shots are ringing out in the distance. That must be the elephant hunter, EARL GRAHAM. He seems to be having a difficult time locating elephants, so he is shooting ground squirrels for the natives' dinners. He isn’t very successful with that elephant gun, tho. A battle is going on between two Amazon groups. MARY BERGER is heading one group while her enemy is Jackie Berry. It is a long way from their battling in volleyball games. Mary teaches Sunday School in her spare time. As we travel on, we spot little white houses spread over the land. La VERNE BRIGGS and her husband live in the first one. They joined the Peace Corp thinking that they could get more peace out here. LaVerne had to send for Mrs. Stanford, though, when the natives asked her how to cook shrunken heads. LaVerne's neighbor, JUDY HALL GARRETT, is coming along quite well with her five grandchildren. She is surely proud of being the youngest grandmother in the jungle. A drug store is appearing in the opening. It is another branch of the BAXTER BAXTER pharmacy business. They have stores everywhere in the world. They have been very successful since they took over from Johnson Johnson. LEILA HARSIN has set up a little beauty salon in a mud hut for women passing by on safaris such as ours. You'd be surprised about the number of women who want to look beautiful out here in the jungle miles away from civilization. Leila always did want a great big business, but she settled for this. Her partner, PAT GRAHAM, specializes in giving mud baths and massage treatments. BARBARA HARRIS is leading a group of young natives in a song. They don't sound like our chorus back in Union, but they are going all right. They don't understand the twisting songs that Barbara is teaching them. Do I hear strains of Mashed Potato ? Across the road from our little choir is a theater. The signs outside picture MARIE EDWARDS for two performances a day. She is just starting out on her career as a singer and decided that this would be a good place to start. Of course, she has been here over 10 years trying to decide whether to go out and sing these native chants to American opera fans. ROBERTA MAYOTTE is doing her best as a missionary nurse out here, but she complains that the old men will not let her alone. Seems like 'Berta has always had that trouble. I've been hearing rumors about a wild man in these parts. He is supposed to be red-headed, big and brawny and swings in the trees yelling wazoo . The natives call him Dah-vee. I've a sneaking suspicion it's RAMPTON. Ed Sullivan has promised me a spot in his TV show if I bring him back alive. The above has been the first installment of Bobcat Hunt In South America . You will have to tune in next year to find out the outcome of all of this....... So until then, this is your Irish correspondent, RAY MAHOOD, signing off for now. Compliments of J. C. PENNEY LaGrande, Oregon ass o 1962 Will I, ED MILLER, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to chase girls and catch them to King Spain. I, CHERYL SPAIN, do hereby will and bequeath all the guys I flirt with during basketball season to Judy Jacob. I, JO HARN, do hereby will and bequeath my great ambition to be a diver to Pat Payne. I, MARIE EDWARDS, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to talk myself in and out of trouble to Vera Elliott. I, JANELL BROWN, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to get along with Miss Johnson and Mr. Stewart to my sister, Barbara. I, LaVERNE BRIGGS, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to sing, dance and be sexy to Sara White. I, JOHN COX, do hereby will and bequeath my worn-out pair of track shoes to Bull Sanders. I, RAY MAHOOD, do hereby will and bequeath my Irish wit to anyone who may be taking 4th period study hall. I, EARL GRAHAM, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to lose weight to Bill Rizor. I, JOHN LaVERDURE, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to have a neat looking car at school to Duane Taylor. I, JAN RUSSELL, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to be married and in school to Kathy Marshall. I, JUDY HALL GARRETT, do hereby will and bequeath my knowledge of What Every Young Wife Should Know to Lee Day. I, DAVE RAMPTON, do hereby will and bequeath my one possession of any great value, my extensive four dot collection, to Jim Welch and hope that he gets better use out of them than I did. I, MARY BERGER, do hereby will and bequeath my place (permanently) in the J.V. volleyball team to Jackie Berry. I, NATE JACOB, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to slip through high school to Jay Potter. I, BARBARA HARRIS, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to make good grades in History and Social Problems, to Bonnie Reuter. I, JUDY ERWIN, do hereby will and bequeath the mess in my locker to Linda Hannan. I, JOHN PHILLIPS, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to stay out of Mr. Comisky’s office to Jay Potter and Jim VanHouten. I, ROBERTA MAYOTTE, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to be the only girl in Physics to anyone who is sucker enough to take it. I, BOB DROKE, do hereby will and bequeath my disability to chase girls to anyone who wishes it. I, DON BAXTER, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to get my work in on time (?) to Howard Wilde. I, BOB COCKRELL, do hereby will and bequeath my optimistic outlook on life to Lonnie Fletcher. I, JIM HIXSON, do hereby will and bequeath my good looks, character and intelligence to Jim VanHouten. I, ELEANOR SCHMIDT, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to forget my Spanish to Frances Schroeder. I, PAT GRAHAM, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to hate boys to Donna Richards and Kathy Marshall. I, TERRY VICKERS, do hereby will and bequeath my nothing to nobody. I, LEILA HARSIN, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to be the only girl in Shop to anyone who is fool enough to take it. 52 Compliments of McCASLIN’S - Union Compliments of Compliments of DR. C. C. VOTAW - Union JOHNSON'S MOTEL BURGER HOUSE - Union 53 KNOTTY PINE CAFE - Union ED DELANEY'S CAR SHOP - Union Compliments of PAYLESS DRUG STORE The Big Store in the Center of Payless for Everything Compliments of NELE MORRISON Automotive Electric LaGrande Union Oregon Oregon A COMEDY IN SEVERAL PARTS Senior Sneak Day J-L RANCH. CANYON CITY. OREGON Compliments of Compliments of COZY CORNER - Union OREGON TRAIL GARAGE - Union O. C. WILDE Salesman for Westenskow Nebeker Real Estate 55 Phone 3444 Union, Oregon John Cox Cheryl Spain Most-All-Around' Dave Rampton La Verne Briggs Most Athletic' Ed Miller Eleanor Schmidt Best Dressed Jo Harn Earl Graham Friendliest Roberta Mayotte Bob Cockrell Most Studious The Junior Class K presents FOOTLOOSE K. Baum, D. Tyler, P. Payne, S. White, L. Day, M. Halsey, H. Wilde, D. Richards, D. Lay, L. Hannan, J. Potter, J. VanHou-ten, K. Spain, K. Marshall. Directors: Mrs. C. Larsen, Miss D. Johnson, Mr. B. Lewis. listless Judy Director. prompiet pubUc DON'S PLUMBING SERVICE, LaGrande M. J. GOSS MOTOR CO., LaGrande Sponsored by ANDERSON'S SHOE STORE, LaGrande ERNIE'S SHOE STORE, LaGrande 57 MEET UNCLE SALLY ISENIOR CLASS PLAY VP« c be seen a part of the sir. I’ll go throufom are two sii tie French window's bedrooms, i .________________A hove it in thing j§§ _ ou weii t, .of proposing tl Uncle Terry Vickers Wolhiwc Pj out , DB Sc Marie Edwards Snoiv ihaio. CM A i a. John Phillips Ben. let Aunt Dorinda flirt wit —It won’t hurt you any. Sally. I kick all right if she’s n Ben. r Pete's sake, try to contn oving ways for a little whi Pat Graham Earl Graham j WThg erea Tpromenac1' 1 Ray Mahood Oh, you mean Mi Sally. want to do any “ necking ti so nerv- Roberta Mayotte Cheryl Spain no, nothin] Nate Jacob Barbara Harris Miss Muggs is think she’s trying money to the coll LaVerne Briggs John Cox Not pictured Compliments of IVAN'S FOOD STORE Union, Oregon Compliments of BAMBOO HUT Union, Oregon F H A OFFICERS--STANDING: Eleanor Schmidt, Historian; Imogene McCormick, News Reporter; Donna Berry, Song Leader; Judy Edvalson, Pianist; Norma Collins, Degree Chairman. SEATED: Mrs. Helen Stanford, Chapter Advisor; Donna Richards, Vice-President; Jo Harn, President; Sharron Stanford, Treasurer; Not Pictured: Frances Schroe-der, Secretary. Chapter Members STANDING: Helen Stanford, Advisor, V. Elliott, P. Graham, D. Richards, J. Erwin, D. Berry, E. Schmidt. S. Stanford, M. Edwards, E. McCormick, P. Payne, C. Barton. L. Goff, J.-Nagy, C. Haefer, J. Burford, C. Spain, T. Shanks. SEATED: C. Elliott, J. Edvalson, L. Day, J. Thomas. J. Harn, J. Garrett, N. Collins, I. McCormick, B. Hutchinson. Compliments of HOLMAN’S STUDIO Baker, Oregon Compliments of MILLER’S LUNCH Baker, Oregon 59 OFFICERS--Ed Miller, Treasurer; Earl Graham, Sentinel; John Phillips, Vice President; Nate Jacob, President; Jay Potter, Secretary; Mike Halsey, Reporter. TOP ROW: L. Elliott, J. Van Houten, E. Miller, E. Graham, J. Phillips, N. Jacob, J. Potter, M. Halsey. Donald Stewart, Chapter Advisor. BOTTOM ROW: R. Droke, J. Welch, G. Mur-chinson, B. Slemp, J. Payne, R. Langford, D. Kohler, R. Dippold. Compliments of 60 UNION COUNTY GRAIN GROWERS Island City, Oregon UNION COUNTY GRANGE SUPPLY Island City, Oregon Compliments of MOORE’S TEXACO, La Grande CORNER CUPBOARD GROCERY, La Grande HOUGHT'S 24 FLAVORS, La Grande DOLVEN'S, La Grande 61 Compliments of 62 CURFMAN and ULLMAN REALTORS, Baker ROBB'S LADIES SHOP, Baker ALEXANDER'S MEN'S SHOP, Baker NEUBERGER and HEILNER, Baker STANDING, Left to Right: Don Baxter, John Hawkins, Noel Zaugg, Bud Cockrell, Cockrell, Duane Tyler. SEATED: Judy Edvalson, Roberta Mayotte, Jackie Berry, Jane White. NOT PICTURED: Judy Jacob. NATIONAL HONOR, SOCIETY Duane Tyler Vice-President Bob Cockrell President Roberta Mayotte Secretary Sara White, Treasurer Compliments of COVE SWIMMING POOL Cove Oregon Compliments of SERVICE WHOLESALE COMPANY LaGrande Oregon - FUTURE OFFICER Student Body President, Bud Cockrell. Secretary Sara Jane White. Vice-President, Tork Ballard. Sgt. -at-Arms, Noel Zaugg. Compliments of KNIGHTS TIRE SERVICE Dunlap and Sieberling Tires WO 3-3842 Island City Highway - LaGrande, Oregon HOW WE LOOKED THEN Judy Erwin Jim Hixson John La Verdure Jan Russell 12 - John Phillips 13 - Barbara Harris 14 - John Cox 15 - Jo Ham 16 - Bob Droke 17 - Ray Mahood 18 - Eleanor Schmidt 19 - Janell Brown 20 - Don Baxter 21 - Leila Harsin 22 - Bob Cockrell 1 - Earl Pat Graham 2 - LaVerne Briggs 3 - Marie Edwards 4 - Roberta Mayotte 5 - Mary Berger 6 - Ed Miller 7 - Nate Jacob 8 - Cheryl Spain 9 - Judy Hall Garrett 10 - Dave Ramp ton 11 - Terry Vickers Compliments of CRAIG’S NU-WAY CLEANERS - LaGrande GLOBE FURNITURE - LaGrande Compliments of GETTINGS LYNCH MOTOR CO. - LaGrande LENTZ BODY and GLASS SHOP - Island City SNAPSHOTS Compliments of 66 BAILEY FARM EQUIPMENT - Island City WEEPING WILLOW KENNELS - Union Compliments of PIONEER FLOURING MILL CO. 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