Union High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Union, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1984 volume:

� •r ADMINISTRATION Staff 4-6 SENIORS Senior Spotlight 8-15 Senior Officers 16 Senior Sneak 72 Seniors with the Mostest 68 UNDERCLASSMEN Juniors 18-19 Sophomores 20-21 Freshmen 22-23 Eighth Grade 24-25 Seventh Grade 26-27 ORGANIZATIONS Dedication 28 Student Council 30 National Honor Society 31 Annual Staff 32 FFA 33 Varsity U” 34 Christmas Concert 35 Rally Squad 42-44 Art Show 69 SPORTS Volleyball 38-39 Football 40-41 Homecoming Week 47-51 Cross Country 45 Junior High Football Volleyball 46 Boys’ Girls’Basketball 53 Basketball 54-57 Wrestling 58-59 Track 62-63 Baseball 64-65 Sports Awards 66-67 GRADUATION Prom 70-71 Graduation 74-75 Eighth Grade Graduation 76 Mr. Mrs. Bobcat 77 Ads 79 Office Staff: Marlene Turner. Sandy Tandy. Sharron Tarter Custodians: Jack Aldrich. Sam Johnson. Marion Peterson. Bill Hooker Cooks: Marcile Droke. Donna Sheehy. Wilma McCrae 4 ..«''ll IllSiSim !!!!II!!H U liiilm!! !!!! Merv Cutriqht Dave Obert Jerry Mayes Orv Goddard Tom Hayes ? 't Ken Henry Donna Patterson Charlene Motfit Marie Schumacher Dave Thomas, Vern Rogers. Scott Schroeder Meet the new teachers for 1983-84. 1. Kaethe Gildersleeve — EOSC. BA in English. 2. Dennis Clark — BS Agriculture at California Polytechnic State University. 3. Natalie Carey — U of O and Cottey College. BS in Elementary Education. 4 Jerry Long — EOSC Secondary Education in Biology and Mathematics. 5. Teresa Gustafson — BS in Secondary Education Endorsements in PE and Health. 6 Steve Merrick — BS in Secondary Education and 5th year at EOSC. Welcome to Union High School. We hope you enjoy your teaching experience here. 6 School Board: Tex Oxford. Duane Tyler. Bob Penman. Joanne McMurphy. Mark Wing. Blake Hymas - Julie Ann Alexander Tammy Marie Backes Tina Marie Baremore Richard Allan Bennett John Russell Coles Larry Antone Cadwell Vicky Ann Backes Phillip LeRoy Boothman Norman Lee Colwell 10 Marie Daley Teri Adel Garrett David Earl Graham Lonnie Ferguson Pat Fisher Patti Annette Gilbert Ronald Wayne Hack Debra Diane Griffiths 11 Darrell Royce Hammond Yvonne Kathleen Kausler Robert Lee Langford Bryan Hugh Higgason Tami Jean Keagle Vance Robert Lindsay Jonathan Allen Hill Wendy Rae McClaskey 12 Steven Craig Moseley Kimberly Kaye Sainsbury Sandi Adeila Maria Miller Tracy Anne Schubert Alma Jane Southard Mildred Jean Southard Travis Scott Tandy Kevin Patrick Sheehy 13 Mitchell Alan Tarter Jennifer Jean Tyler Ronald Lynn Watson Montica Charlene Webb John Arthur Williams Robin Zaugg 14 Steve Michael Valiant Todd Richard White Illlllllll . 1 k Jetl Astef Linda Awmiller I?) f Roy Baremore Sharon Boettcher Kit Briggs Jerry Brookshire Tommie Brown Wilma Carlton Debbie Carman Duane Delepierre st Barbara Denny MaryAnne Edualson Rick Ferguson Amy George Class Officers: Top: Ross Lindsay. Treas. L. to R. Mark Lowery. Secretary; Denise Kausler. Vice President; Shawnee Skeen. Pres.; Roy Baremore. Sgt At Arms. h V f) Si. Lorri Gilbert Lory Graham f1 N- Dan Hill Joe Jacobs Stephanie Johnson Denise Kausler f Jonna Klinge Ross Lindsay te Mark Lowery Brian McMurphy Wilder Marcelo Paul Phifer Peggy Phillips Kamie Ricker Heidi Schram Shawnee Skeen Theresa Staley Joe Stoddard Darin Webb Charlene Weitlauf Becky Welch Tobby Whiteid Bill Whitley Tina Whiteman Monte Yeargam Omar Bowels Dollie Hightower T ravis Irvin Stephen le Klinge Brian Lowery Kelly Carr Shane Hinson Beau Joseph Craig Kohler Jodi Mackey Gene McDaniel Steve Sheehy Ellen Tandy Stacy White Myshkin Miller Steve Skeen Gary Watson Dennis Wyant Kurt Rehfuss Greg Stanbro Kris White Not Pictured: Yvette Escamilla Tammy Hynek Ronda Miller Tami Murphy Kim Taylor Melanie Baxter Roni Bennett Stan Boatman Adam Carpenter Cheryl Carr Jonica ChaseAlone Bryon Daley Pat Duff Dianne Duncan Melissa Engleking Jackie Farmer Mike Fiddler Lisa Fincher Jeff Hartley Tom Hayes Lee Hill J. D Hughes Karen Jacobs Kelly Kaplan Jessica Lackaff Dennis Lay 22 Christine Lowery Matt McLean Aloysha Miller Shelly Oliver Troy Parrott Paul Phillips A l Denise Rajkovich Candi Read April Retherford Chris Roe Jennifer Schram Alan Sturm ' Scott Tarter Adrienne Tyler April Wellington Dori Witherrite Lori Wyant Not Pictured: Danny Johnson Jonne’l Adams Tracy Baremore Debbie Buffington Bill Delepierre Jenmer Emery Troy Fallow Pete Franklin Heather Gray Griffiths Scott Haefer Bill Haney Jim Hinson President: Greg Poor, Vice President: Charlie Roe. Sec Michelle Thompson. Treas.: Debbie Buffington. Sgt. at Arms: Glen Smith. Troy Fallow 3 Milton Hooton Judy Jacobs Jim Johnson Nanette Johnson Tanya Kausler Nicky LaRue Brett Baxter Steve Boatman Shane Boettcher Jarom Bowles Jamie Carr Cory Davis Shannon Hively Michelle Hoyt Shay Hulse Jim Middleton Keny Mitchell Dana Moe Sarah Kerr Molly Lackaff Derek Marble Lisa Franklin Jennifer Goodman Kristal Henry Scott Moffit Jimmy Moore Ameta Nelson Dale Obert Kris Parrott Rob Rajkovich Tracy Reagan Charlie Roe Steve Schlegel John Scott Kim Stoddard Keith Stubblefield Jason Tennant Martin Vavra Manning Webb Brad Welch This year our annual is dedicated to Ken Henry. Mr. Henry has taught at Union High School for the past thirteen years. He started teaching school in 1970. Mr. Henry attended college at Eastern Oregon State College, California Polytechnic, and received his Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees from Brigham Young University. When asked about his students, he remarked, “I don't have a favorite grade level, they are all just wonderful. Mr. Henry’s students seem to feel the same way about him. Some of the most common remarks about Mr. Henry were: Everything he does is off the wall, he's very helpful, one of the best sawdust makers I’ve ever known. I admire his dedication, I respect his opinion, and I enjoy his sense of humor. 28 Back Row: Julie Alexander. Christine Lowery. Melame Baxter. Denise Kausler. Shawnee Skeen. Patti Gilbert. Yvonne Kausler. Tina Baremore. Tracy Schubert. Tami Keagle. Bruce Mulvany — Advisor. Front Row: Travis Irvin, Shane Hinson. Rob Langford. Mitch Tarter. Kevin Sheehy. Bryan Hig-gason. Greg Poor. President Tracy Schubert Vice President: Wendy McClaskey Back Row: Jane Southard. Mark Lowery, Lonnie Ferguson. Bryan Higgason. Patti Gilbert. Mary Anne Edvalson. Robin Zaugg. Middle Row: Kamie Ricker. Steve Valiant. Denise Kaulser. Kit Briggs. Yvonne Kausler. Sharron Boettcher. Pat Fisher. Wendy McClaskey. Tracy Schubert. 31 The Annual Staff 1983-84 is proud to present The Bobcat. the staff feels this year’s annual should be the best ever. With the help of our new enlarger and some very nice photos, we think the quality has improved tremendously. The four-day week allowed us more developing and printing time. This year's staff has worked extremely well together, meeting new challenges. We hope you enjoy this year's edition of The Bobcat and that you find lasting memories bound within its pages. Lay-Out Editor Wendy McClaskey Photo Editor: Tina Baremore Back Row: Julie Alexander. Wendy McClaskey. Advisor: Mr Hill, Jonna Klinge. Jon Hill. Tina Baremore. Front Row: Kamie Ricker Patti Gilbert, Rick Ferguson. 32 Front Row. L. to R: Ron Fisher. Myshkin Miller. Steven Skeen. Mitch Tarter. Ron Watson. 2nd Row: Aloysha Miller. Bryon Daley. Scott Tarter. Lory Graham. David Graham. Phil Boothman 3rd Row: Beau Joseph. Travis Irvin, Adrienne Tyler. Stacey White. Heidi Schram. 4th Row: Monte Yeargain. Karen Jacobs. Ellen Tandy. 5th Row: Rick Ferguson. Shelley Oliver. Jenny Schram, Dan Hoyt. Chris Roe. Craig Kohler. Tim Nicols. Matt McClean. Back Row: Mike Fiddler. Mr Clark, Tami Keagle. COUNTER CLOCKWISE FROM BOTTOM RIGHT Monte Yeargain. Treas.; Ron Watson. Reporter: Mitch Tarter. President; Tami Keagle. Vice President; Lory Graham, Sec.; Steven Skeen. Sentinel. Tami Keagle represented Union at the National FFA Convention in Kansas City, Missouri. She went on the Farm tours, attended meetings and was entertained by national celebrities. Parts of the Convention were on National TV. Tami paid her own way and said it was well worth it. Union took 1st place in class 1 of livestock judging contest at Pacific International Livestock Exposition, Portland, Oregon (PI). Members of the team were Aloysha Miller, Scott Tarter, Bryon Daley. Chris Roe. and Jeff Hartley. David Graham and Bill Whitley judged dairy cattle. Aloysha Miller was 6th high individual overall in the contest. There were over 650 contestants and 123 teams from Oregon and Washington competing. 33 Treasurer Yvonne Kausler Vice President Mitch Tarter Advisor Mr. Hayes Secretary Tracv Schubert President Kevin Sheehy Sgt.-at-Arms John Williams L. to R. Top Row: Tracy Schubert. Kelly Kaplan. Paftl Gilbert. Heidi Schram. Lorri Gilbert. Bottom Row: Shawnee Skeen. Marie Daley, theresa Staley. Samantha Lebold. Yvonne Kausler. Sitting: Coach Dee Dee Walters. Coach Teresa Gustafson. This year’s volleyball season was not one of our best. We changed our offense from basic 4-2 to a more advanced 6-1 and 6-0. We experimented with center in and a center back defense. This may have hurt us this year but in the long run it can only make our program stronger. We failed to win any of our league games. But we were close on several occasions. Even though we didn’t win, we felt like the season was a success. We had a team that couldn’t have been any closer. We were friends on and off the court. Their warm friendships were worth all the wins in the world. L. to R. Standing: Coach Teresa Gustafson. Charlene Weitlauf. Coach Dee Dee Walters. Kneeling: Jodi Mackey. Samantha Lebold. Peggy Phillips. Kelly Kaplan. Lorri Gilbert. Mary Anne Edvalson. Jenny Schram. Adrienne Tyler. Shawnee Skeen. L. to R, Front Row: Scott Tarter. Tom Hayes. Chris Roe. Alan Sturm. Bryon Daley. Stanley Boatman. Paul Phillips. Gary Watson. Ron Fisher. Dan Hoyt. Dan Hill. Mark Lowery. Second Row: Coaches: Scott Schroeder. Tom Hayes. Dave Obert. Third Row: Duane Delepierre. Roy Baremore, Tobby Whiteid. Norm Colwell. Ron Hack. Kevin Sheehy. Darrell Hammond. Jerry Brookshire. Rick Ferguson. Steve Skeen, Jeff Aster. Back Row: Ken Searles. Ron Watson. Bryan Higgason. Steve Moseley. Rob Langford. Les Gore. Phil Boothman, John Williams. Tony Cadwell, Travis Tandy. Vance Lindsay. The 1984 Bobcat Football Team spent a little too much time in traction and not enough time enjoying victories to suit its taste. The '84 season began with Senior dominated lineups, a fine win over a highly rated opponent and soaring optimism. Two weeks after the opener, lightning struck, or so it seemed! In the time it took to play two games, seven starters were side-lined by serious injuries. From this point on, wins were in short supply as youth and juggled lineups caused problem after problem. The thing which didn't flag was a willingness to work hard and the support system within” the team itself actually became stronger, creating an “esprit de corps amongst remaining team members. The 1984 football season will not be remembered for a large number of wins, and the losses will soon be forgotten. The 1984 Bobcats will be remembered in the image of Seniors on the sideline shouting encouragement, offering positive comments and sharing the pain of hard-fought losses, while on crutches, braces or in a wheelchair. The 1984 football team didn't get “what might have been,” but every young man shared a closeness which can only be found when a “team faces adversity together.” 42 LISTED FROM LEFT TO RIGHT. 1. Advisor: Mrs. Tarter 2. Basketball Varsity: Marie Daley. Stacy White. Ellen Tandy. Mascot — Julie Alexander. 3. Where’s the flag??? 4 J.V.: Stacy White. Ellen Tandy. Kris White. 5. Danceteam: Shawnee Skeen. Debbie Carman. Tami Keagle. Theresa Staley. Tommie Brown. Mary Anne Edvalson. 6. Football Varsity: Mascot — Julie Alexander. Stephanie Klinge. Vicky Backus. Tina Baremore. 7. Junior High: Jennifer Emery. Heather Gray. Sarah Kerr. Crystal Henry. Nearly all the daily practices this year were timed in order that each runner could compare his her times and know if he or she was making any progress. Whether it was the opening-day practice four-mile run, the repeated climbs course, the Thursday one-mile straight highway speed runs, or the six-in-a-row half mile sprints; each runner was pitting him or herself against the clock — forcing his or her mind to push the body to its physical limits. And, it paid off when the Bobcats tied highly-favored Joseph for the district title. 1983 witnessed two young ladies turn out for the cross-country and stick with it through sore legs and sore feet right to the end, which should be a source of pride to them. Steve Sheehy and Brian Lowery shared the Most Valuable Harrier award which was based on their finishes over the entire season, and Ross Lindsay earned the Most Improved Harrier award for 1983. This was a well-balanced squad, which saw four different people share the number one runner position at one time or another. If one runner has an off day, anoter one picked up the slack; thus, it was a total team effort and accomplishment. 1983 was, indeed, a very good year! (A RED JACKET YEAR) Photos Courtesy of Mrs. Tarter Front Row. L. to R: Myshkin Miller. Brian Lowery. Ross Lindsay. Coach Mr. Thomas. Mitch Tarter. Steve Sheehy, Scott Tarter Back Row: Shane Hinson, Karen Jacobs. Christine Lowery. Back Row. L. to R: Greg Poor. Milton Hooton. Troy Fallow. Glenn Smith. Bill Delepierre, Gene Sarman. Pete Franklin. Coach Orv Goddard. Middle Row: Brett Baxter. Bill Haney. Scott Haefer. Scott Lindsay. Woody Wright. Jimmy Hinson. Dale Obert. Charlie Roe. Shay Hulse. Front Row: Scott Moffit, Manning Webb. Shannon Hively. John Scott. Jason Tennant. Kenny Mitchell. Martin Vavra, Steve Boatman. Jarom Bowles. Back Row. L. to R: Jonne’l Adams. Nicky LaRue. Tanya Kausler. Katrice Vanheusen, Sharon Whiteman. Front Row: Coach Joni Campbell. Lisa Franklin. Kim Stoddard. Jennifer Goodman. Missy Hoyt. Senior Candidate: Tracy Schubert — Princess Escort: Tony Cadwell Junior Candidate: Wendy McClaskey — Princess Escort: Rob Langford Freshman Candidate: Tammy Backes — Princess Escort: Travis Tandy Sophomore Candidate: Tina Baremore — Queen Escort: Roy Baremore 'llllllll' Standing Mgr Greg Poor. Kim Stoddard. Tanya Kausler. Debbie Buffington. Tracy Reagan. Jennifer Goodman. Lisa Franklin. Coach DeeOee Walters Kneeling: Anita Nelson. Missy Hoyt. Kris Parrott. Judy Jacobs. Debbie Fisher. Standing. L. to R: Coach Mei Townes. Scott Moffit. Glenn Smith. Bill Haney. Keith Stubblefield. Greg Poor, Bill Delepierre. Troy Fallow. Shannon Hively Kneeling: Scott Haefer. Gene Sarman. Dale Obert. Steve Boatman. James Moe. Eric Griffiths. Jimmy Hinson. Rory Wheetock. Sitting: Brad Welch. Woody Wright. Scott Lindsay. Rob Rajkovich. Martin Vavra. Steve Schlegel. « 53 54 Back Row. L. to R: Coach Duane Tylef. Mary Anne Edvalson. Heidi Schram. Jonna Klinge, Patti Gilbert. Peggy Phillips. Wendy McClaskey. Front Row: Shawnee Skeen. Yvonne Kausler, Theresa Staley. Samantha LeBold. Jennifer Tyler, Tina Baremore. Standing. L. to R: Coach Teresa Gustafson. Denise Rajkovich. Mary Anne Edvalson. Kelly Kaplan. Peggy Phillips. Jennifer Schram. Shelly Oliver. Kneeling: Karen Jacobs. Roni Bennett. Debbie Carman. Raquel Escamilla. Dori Witherrite. Adrienne Tyler. Christine Lowery. Sitting: Jackie Farmer. Dollie Hightower This was a basketball season filled with frustration and fun, hard work and missed shots, late practices and first half games. The girls showed lots of talent, had good sportsmanship, a desire to win and be winners, and always played intelligent ball. Total dedication to playing all out in a game and never being out hustled, made this year’s team a success in their own right. 56 The 1983-84 version of the Bobcat Boys' Basketball was very successful. The team started off with a perfect 6-0 record but then lost a series of tough one-point league games. An emotional 2-point win over Enterprise seemed to give the boys the momemtum they needed to carry them into the District Tournament with a 5-7 league record. Eventual State Champion Imbler stole the first game from the Bobcats on a last second shot. Union regrouped to down Enterprise and claim the third place trophy. The boys couldn’t sustain their emotional peak an fell to league cochampions Wallowa for the right to go to the Regionals. The seniors on the team finally achieved the level of success they had worked so hard for during their careers. The Bobcats finished with 12-10 overall record. The J.V.'s and Freshman combined had a 22-5 record. This was the hardest working, most determined group I've ever coached. They not only liked basketball very much but were willing to play hard all the time. They would never give up no matter what the score. It was a real pleasure to work with them, said Coach Schroeder. Mitch Tarter and Les Gore were named to the 1st and 2nd Team District Tournament and All-League Teams respectively. Back Row: Kurt Rehfuss, Chris Roe, Craig Kohler. Bryon Daley. Paul Phillips. Front Row: Tom Hayes. Dan Hoyt. Not Pictured: Coach Steve Robertson, Back Row: Les Gore. Darrell Hammond. Kevin Sheehy. Mitch Tarter. Rob Langford. John Coles. Coach Scott Schoeder Front Row: Steve Sheehy, Roy Baremore. Shane Hinson, Brian Lowery, Myshkin Miller, Tony Cadwell. Mark Lowery. 57 Photos Courtesy of Mr Long Hey gang, the grapplers have completed yet another successful season. Ending the season with 188 match wins and 46 match losses. Led by senior standouts Travis Tandy and John Williams (3rd in district at 168 lbs.), and David (never say, quit) Graham, the bobcat wrestlers demolished five of the seven Wapiti league teams, finishing with a 5 and 2 league record. Then being true to Bobcat tradition, the team swept through district, compiling team victories of 8 wins and 2 losses, and a third place finish. Outstanding wrestling performances which aided the grapplers throughout the season were given by sophomore Steve Skeen, ending with 19 wins and 9 losses. And Greg Good, who wrestled tough enough to place 2nd at 136 lbs., second in the district championships but lost a trip to state this year, because of a wrestle-back decision to a senior from Enterprise. State bound wrestlers were Travis Tandy, Dan Hill, Brian McMurphy and freshman Alan Sturm. Big Al, being just a freshman, upset quite a few other school’s upper classmen this season. Alan was the only freshman from the 136 lbs. division up thru heavyweight to even make it to state. We’re expecting big things of Mr. Sturm in the future. Dan Hill mastered the mats for his second straight division championship at 115 lbs. Then ripped his way to a third at state medal. Adding to Unions points at state came Brian McMurphy who placed 2nd at district and third at state. In fact Brian’s only losses all year came from the 1st and 2nd state champions, in which Brian had beaten the state champ before. We can’t wait til next year. Unfortunately Travis Tandy will not be wearing a red and white uniform next year. But he didn’t leave without obtaining the 168 lbs. district championship, and a fourth at state. Union took these four wrestlers to state competition and beat out 23 other state teams. These young men wearing this school colors into competition made a success of themselves and the name Union High School. Mr. Tandy, Mr. Hill and Mr. McMurphy have also earned a berth in the cultural exchange championship with the top two going either to New Zealand or West Germany. 1984 Union Track involved innumerable successes, soul-wrenching failures, untimely injuries, school records, team accomplishments, great finishes, tears of joy, tears of frustration and brought congratulations and earned the respect from coaches and fans throughout the Wapiti League and District 8. 1984 witnessed the resurgance of girls' track in Union. 1984 will serve as a banner year for the accomplishments of a lightly regarded boys’ team who pushed and battled their way to a very strong second place finish at both league and District. 1984 will be remembered as the year that saw Kevin and Patti and Rob and Mitch and Vance and Yvonne and Steve and Ron and Marie and Norm score over 570 season points as they finshed their high school track career, a career marked by achievement, good fellowship and “class leadership. Back Row. L lo R Marie Daley, Steve Moseley. Yvonne Kausler. Rob Langford. Norm Colwell. Palti Gilbert. Kevin Sheehy. Ron Watson, Mitch Tarter. Vance Lindsay. Ross Lindsay 2nd Row Steve Skeen. Jonna Kl-mge Peggy Phillips. Lory Graham. Stephanie Klinge. Kelly Kaplan. Theresa Staley. MaryAnne Edvalson. Rick Ferguson. Dan Hoyt. Roy Baremore 3rd Row Jessica Lackatf. Melony Baxter. Denise Raikovich. Alan Sturm. Samantha LeBold. Christine Lowery. Brian Lowery. Steve Sheehy. Jenny Schram. Karen Jacobs. Gary Watson Front Row Coach Hayes. Coach Herron. Scott Tarter. Tom Hayes, Brian Daley. Stan Boatman, Coach Obert Back Row: Pitching Coach — Mr. Campbell. Joe Stoddard. Bryan Higgason. Darrell Hammond. Dave Bergstrom. Les Gore. Coach Robertson. Coach Goddard. Front Row: Briam McMurphy. Paul Phillips. Dan Hill, Mark Lowery. Tony Cadwell. Greg Standbro. Bobcat baseball has been at its best in the 1984 season. We finished first in the league for the third straight year with a league game record of 30 wins and 2 losses over the three seasons. Our team batting average for the season was .354. The outstanding feature of our team this year was our ability to get on base. We were at bat 525 times this year and on base 50 % of the time. Our senior boys have been the backbone of our baseball season. Tony and Less have been terrific on the mound as well as at the plate. Darrell really started hitting the ball towards the end of the season. Bryan made the adjustment from catcher to first base to make us strong defensively. He also carried the big stick hitting 6 homers. All in all it’s been a great season because we’ve had fun and yet played very sound baseball. 1. CROSS-COUNTRY: MVP — Steve Sheehy. Most Imp — Ross Lindsay. MVP — Brian Lowery 2. VOLLEYBALL: MVP — Yvonne Kausler. Most Imp — Heidi Schram. Most Hustle — Patti Gilbert. Most Ins — Tracy Schubert and Yvonne Kausler 3. FOOTBALL: MVP — Tony Cadwell. Most Imp — Kenny Searles. Most Ins — Rob Langford 4 GIRLS' BASKETBALL MVP — Wendy McClaskey. Most Imp — Theresa Staley. Most Hustle — Samantha Lebold. Most Ins — Yvonne Kausler 5. BOYS' BASKETBALL: MVP — Mitch Tarter. Most Imp — Darrell Hammond. Most Ins — Rob Langford 6 WRESTLING: MVP — Danny Hill. Most Imp — Greg Good. Most Ins — Brian McMurphy. Outstanding Seniors — John Williams Travis Tandy 7. TRACK: MVP — Kevin Sheehy Karen Jacobs. Most Imp — Steven Skeen Stepheme Klinge. Most Ins — Rob Langford Yvonne Kausler 8 SENIOR ATHLETE: Rob Langford Patti Gilbert 9. BASEBALL: MVP — Danny Hill. Most Imp — Greg Stanbro. Most Ins — Bryan Higgason 67 Biggest Flirt: Bryan Higgason Marie Daley Most Likely To Succeed: Lonnie Ferguson Yvonne Kausler Class Clown: Rob Langford Montica Webb Best Looking: Les Gore 60 Tina Baremore Most Spirited: Travis Tandy Julie Alexander Best Personality: Mitch Tarter Debra Griffiths Wild-n-Craziers: Steve Moseley Teri Garrett Friendliest: Richard Bennett Tami Keagle Sexiest Legs Tony Cadwell Wendy McClaskey THEME: ALOHA ’84’ THEME SONG: BEST OF TIMES KING QUEEN: MITCH TARTER MARIE DALEY CANDIDATES: Senior: John Williams Marie Daley Junior: Travis Tandy Debra Griffiths Sophomore Mitch Tarter Yvonne Kausler Freshmen: Rob Langford Patti Gilbert 71 CM r . This year's selection for Mr. Miss Bobcat are two outstanding individuals. Each, in their own way have contributed much throughout their years at Union High School. This year’s Mr. Bobcat, Mitch Tarter, has participated in Cross-Country, Football, Basketball (as an all-star), and Track. His involvement in FFA, Varsity U , and the class of 1984 has proven his diversity as an individual and we are proud to say that this honor is justly deserved. The 1984 Miss Bobcat is Wendy McClaskey. Wendy has demonstrated perserverence, dedication, and loyalty throughout High School. She is active in the Varsity “U Club, National Honor Society, and takes the responsibility of being the annual's advertisement editor. Her success in Basketball has been a key to her involvement and the award of Miss Bobcat. Good Luck to these fine Bobcats. 77 79 P.O. Box 2706 Holmes Rd. Hiway 82 EAGLE TRUCK MACHINE COMPANY “Home of the Eagle Carriage’’ La Grande, OR Ph. 963-8551 APPLITRONICS “Home of the Original Touch Lamp” BAKER MILL AND GRAIN 103 N. Bellwood Union, Or Ph. 562-5522 80 BAUM INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 105 Depot La Grande, OR Ph. 963-7174 BRONSON LLOYD LUMBER COMPANY 219 East Beakman Union, OR Ph. 562-5333 (ktkewxe (wsk Junior. 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