Union High School - Redsides Yearbook (Maupin, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1964 volume:

iftwK fiuww iiti urnt ■NVR9P For the post eleven years, Mrs. Ina King has given her time and effort to our high school. Her cheerfulness and enthusiasm have been an inspiration to many students, and, to her, we of the annual staff dedicate the 1964 Redside. 2 4 Mr. Chomberlain English I Band Chorus Musical Groups Advisor Pep Band Director Mrs. Iverson Girl's P.E. I, II, III, IV Art I Freshman Advisor Annual Advisor Peptone Advisor Cheerleader Advisor G.A.A. Advisor Mr. Hedrick World Geography U.S. History American Problems Senior Advisor Wrestling Coach Assistant Football Coach Baseball Coach 5 Mr. Hendricks English I, ||, III, |V Dramatics Coach Mrs. Oppliger Typing |, || Bookkeeping Shorthand Paper Advi sor Mi ss Markee Home Economics I, II Librarian Girl’s League Advisor Paper Advisor 6 Mr. Sother Biology P.E. and Health I, II, III, IV Sophomore Advisor Assistant Football Coach Basketball Cooch Trock Cooch Mr. Stapleton Shop I, II, III General Science Driver's Education Football Cooch Assistant Basketball Coach Assistant Baseball Cooch Mr. Steele Geometry Algebra I, II Moth IV General Math F.F.A. Advisor 7 SECRETARIES Mrs. Ino King - - District School Clerk Recorder of Attendance General Secretary Cashbox Keeper atlt i Mrs. El sie Fraley - - Hot Lunch Bookkeeper Recorder of Student Records Recorder of Student Body Records Athletic Reporter 8 CUSTODIANS Mr. Delbert Murry Mr. Fred Iverson COOKS Mrs. Ruby Ziegenhagen (Head cook first port of the year, not shown) Mrs. Joanne Richmond (Assistant) Mrs. Wanda Hammer (Head) 9 10 rj udy J? Harold L OOtiU cSolhtvel I daxoL nn dlaymitx Edward Gail Conley 13 Devon Eugene Ervin Douglas Lee Gissel Jim Poi| f ronll in 14 Vait£ cOiiuIa 0ialhlecn vJtuill 15 'Un«a( Tshst Job Miller 16 ogers Orren Aturray Claris Johnnie Alan Neely Will iom 19 ANNUAL GOOF F. T. A. The Future Teachers of America is a club originally organized for all students who are possibly interested in entering the teaching profession. This club gives an individual a thorough understanding and acknowledgement of this profession. Many students who are only slightly interested, join to determine whether or not they would like this branch of education. For the person who is sincerely interested, it also helps him gain experience which will prove valuable in future years Bottom row loft to right-Bob Ward, Rexine Snodgrass, Goil Conley, Patsy Melum, John Neely. Top row left to right--Rhonda Lindley, Bill Franklin, Jeff Chittick, Bill Cody, and Mr. Steele, advisor. The Annual Staff Is very sorry this year that we don’t have any pictures of Graduation to put in the annual. We had slides that we could have developed but it would have made our annual 2-3 months later so we decided that we would not use the pictures so that you could receive the annual earlier. GRADUATION BACCALAUREATE The graduating class of 1964 held their Baccalaureate Commencement exercises on Sunday May 24, 1964. Their were twenty-three seniors who graduated this year. The senior class motto is Knowledge is treasure; practice is the key. Their class flowers are blue and white carnations and their class colors are blue and white. The invocation and Baccalaureate address was given by Rev. Carl-Reid Duhrkoop. The Salutatorian this year was Beverly Gray and Valedictorian was Gail Conley. Guest speaker was Dr. Errett Hummel from Portland State College, Portland Oregon. I might also add that he was a very good speaker. The class poem was read by Peggy Snodgrass. Entertainment for the evening was the Senior Quartet which includes Bill Ritchie, Chuck Ritchie, Joe Miller, and Rogers Murrary. Marlene Bales sang Moments to Remember.” Benediction was also by Rev. Duhrkoop. Graduation for the Class of '64 is now in the past and all the future is ahead. Best of luck in the future to all the graduated seniors. Edi tor JUNIORS Marlene Bales Larry Barr Jud Buswell Sharon Chronister Bill Cody Bonnie Crawford Saundra Deel Lewis Disbrow Cynthia Doty Chuck Duff Lloyd Eckert Sandy Endersby Floydette Eveland Lydia Hachler Dal Hammer Betty Iverson Jim Iverson Donna Johnson Ben Lappen Wayne Lease Shirley Lindley Carol Martin Carolyn Mays Golen Mitchell - 25 Charles Murray Connie Palmer Frances Peterson Tom Peterson Chuck Pounders Willis Roberts 26 Craig Schneider Kim Scranton Carl Siegmund Andy Simpson Rexine Snodgrass Sara Jo Stovall Tom Thompson Phi 11 Tolentino Steve Troutman Jone Word Larry Ward Art Wassenmiller Steve Wing Tom Woodside 27 Ooops, got caught!! Did ya here the joke about. . . Why you c %$ Who spiked the punch??? Don't throw that! Limbo that low! La dee da. . . Miss America Here I am Mike Angel Darlene Bork Jim Burgett Larry Cox Kerry Daniels Mike Davis Art Disbrow Carla Mae Duhrkoop Steve Earl Judy Elliot Clydette Eveland John Forgher 30 Jill Fenimore Bill Franklin Nancy Head Agnes Henry James Hester Gail© Hull Gerry Hull Winifred Iverson Terry Johnson Terry McGinnis Kathy Moyhew Majel Meyers 31 Ken Miller Don Pierce John Saures Mickey Tolentino Paul Miller Dorothy Peterson Pot Tolentino 4r Lois Oppliger Lois Rambo Karen Troutman Sheri Perkins Barbara Riley Alvin Shough Don Van de Hey 32 James Abbot George Barnett Mi ke Burgett Allen Delco Sandra Anderson Ruby Birchfield Jeff Chittick Allen Doty Sandra Balzer Bob Brendon Stu Cody Kenny Dupius Teresa Barr Lonnie Brown Rita Cox Diana Endersby 34 Bruce Gissel Steve Hanks Robert Larsell Ray McCorkle Richard Gissel Jan Ingram John Lawson Patsy Melum Jack Hammer Don Johnson Rhonda Lindley Don Miller X Terry Hammer Lyle Johnson Monti Manary Mary Sue Morelli 35 Terrol Olds Dole Perkins Ricky Richmond Delayne Scranton Mike Olivieri Susan Peterson Mabel Roberts Mike Shough Ronny Palin Alice Rambo Kathleen Ross Bob Ward Jan Patton Elaine Rhodes Gladys Miller 36 STUDENT COUNCIL Top Row - Kathy M., Delayne S., Mike A., Jock H., 2nd Row - Peg S., Bev. G., John N., Bill R., Linda H., Bud C., Lorry B., Sandy E. $ v STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Bev Gray....................Secretary Peggy Snodgrass.............Treasurer John Neely.............Vice President Bill Ritchie................President 38 PEP BAND 1st Row — Lorry Cox, Patsy Melum, Stu Cody, Terry Hammer, Gail Conley. 2nd Row — Jon Ingram, Bob Word, Mr. Chamberlin, director. 3rd Row — Marlene Bales, Jon Patton, Rhonda Lindley, Pat Tolentino, Mick Tolentino, 4th Row — Mike Angel, Steve Wing, John Sauers. 5th Row — Don Miller, Dale Perkins, Lonnie Brown, Jack Hommer, John Fargher. 39 BAND Back Row - Dal Hammer, Larry Ward, Jim Burgett, Stu Cody, Patsy Melum, Larry Cox, Terry Hammer, Marlene Bales, Don Miller, Dave Anderson, Mickey Tolentino, Mr. Chamberlin, Lonnie Brown, Dale Perkins, John Fougher, John Sauers, Jock Hammer, Steve Wing, Mike Angel, Joe Miller. Front Row - Gail Conley, Carol Martin, Chuck Ritchie, Pot Tolentino, Jan Ingram, Bob Ward, Winnie Iverson, Jan Patton, Rhonda Lindley, Bev Gray, Bill Cody, Lois Oppliger Rogers Murry, Carolyn Mays. THE MINUTEMEN Rogers Murray Chuck Ritchie John Neely BAND GROUPS THI sixr SIX Dave Anderson Joe Miller Bill Ritchie Larry Ward Rogers Murray Chuck Ritchie 41 CHORUS irst ow - Bonnie Crowford, Soundra Deel, Reta Cox, Froni Peterson, Kathy Mayhew, LoisOppIiger, Dion Enders-y, Cynthia Doty, Connie Humbert, Majel Meyers, Donna Johnson, Elaine Rhodes, Kathleen Ross, Rhonda Lindley. Second Row — Carol Claymier, Carol Martin, Delayne Scranton, Winnie Iverson, Linda Huitt, Sherry Perkins, Carolyn Mays, Rexine Snodgross, Pat Melum, Betty Iverson, Carlo Duhrkoop, Susie Peterson, Ruby Birchfield, Mr. Dick Chamberlin. Third Row — Marilyn Detwiler, Sandra Balzer, Jan Ingram, Nancy Head, Peggy Snodgrass, Jill Feni more, Jean Moynihan, Lydia Hachler, Jone Ward, Sandy Endersby, Teresa Barr, Sandy Anderson, Judy Bothwell. Fourth Row -- Gus Delco, Don Johnson, Don Miller, Joe Miller, Dave Anderson, Shirley Lindley, Marlene Bales, Sara Jo Stovall, Ken Courtin, Jim Franklin, Al Vaughn , Mike Angel, Chuck Ritchie, John Neely, Rogers Murry, Wayne Bork. Fifth Row - Mike Burgett, John Forgher, Lonnie Brown, Jim Burgett, Bill Franklin, Larry Ward, Mike Metzentine, Dal Hammer, Bob Larsell, Lorry Barr, Bill Ritchie, Galen Mitchell, James Hester, Doug Gissel. 42 CHORUS GROUPS FRESHMAN SEXTET Kathleen Ross Susan Peterson Elaine Rhodes Alice Rambo Sandy Anderson Sandy Balzer Cherie Wilcox 43 Left to right - Carol Martin, Jr. Class Rep., Kathy Mayhew, Soph. Class Rep., Jeralee Graves, Sr. Class Rep., Marilyn Detwiler, Vice Pres., Jean Moynihan, Treos., Miss Morkee, Advisor, Jone Ward, Pres., Shirley Lindley Sec., Patsy Melum, Fresh. Class Rep. GIRLS LEAGUE GIRL OF THE YEAR GIRLS OF THE MONTH Miss Markee Advi sor Rexine Snodgrass Patsy Melum Friendliness Courtesy Carol Martin Sinceri ty Judy Bothwell School Spirit Jone Ward Poise Shirley Lindley Dependabi li ty J eon Moynihan Leadership Lydia Hachler Scholarship 45 LOWER ROW — Advisor Mrs. Iverson, Pres., Bev Gray, V. Pres., Sandy Endersby, Sec., Sara Stovall. 2nd Row — Sandra Balzer, Reto Cox, Delayne Scranton, Karen Troutman, Kathy Mayhew, Teresa Barr, Rexine Snodgrass, Patsy Melum, Betty Iverson. 3rd Row — Rhonda Lindley, Jon Ingram, Diane Endersby, Darlena Bork, Sandra Anderson, Ruby Birchfield, Donno Johnson, Terry McGinnis. 4th Row — Marilyn Detwiler, Peg Snodgrass, Carole Claymier, Peg DuPree, Judy Bothwell, Jerolee Graves, Bonnie Crawford. 5th Row — Agnes Henry, Winnie Iverson, Nancy Head, Carolyn Mays, Lydia Hachler, Jone Ward, Lois Oppliger, Sheri Perkins, Sharon Chronister. GAA That was too a foul! Who Me? Big knees? Now let I J me think! LETTERMEN 1st Row — Gail Conley, Ken Courtin, Mike Angel, Larry Word, Larry Barr, Dal Hammer, Al Vaughn, and Mr. Sather. 2nd Row — John Neely, Gary Hull, Chuck Ritchie, Wayne Lease, Gail Hull, Bill Ritchie, and Bill Cody. 3rd Row — Galen Mitchell, Bud Chittick, Dave Anderson, Joe Miller, Gary Holliday, Jim Franklin, Rogers Murray, Steve Wing, and Mr. Stapleton. 4th Row — Mr. Hedrick, Mike Davis, John Fargher, Mick Tolentino, Pot Tolentino, Phil Tolentino, and Tom Woodside. Vice-President John Neely Sec.-T reos. Rog. Murray President Joe Miller PEPTONES PEP CLUB First row left to right - Bonnie C. Sandy A. Jeri G. Marilyn D. Teresa B. Stu C. Second row left to right - Carolyn M. Rexine S. Sondy B. Rita C. Sara S. Larry B. Jone W. Wayne L. Third row left to right - Sherri P. Craig S. Rhonda L. Betty I. Diane E. Jon I. Patsy M. Delayne S. Fourth row left to right John N. Lydia H. Nancy H. Kathleen R. Carla D. Floydette E. Ruthie G. Marlene B. Carol M. Fifth row left to right - Ken C. Sondy E. Karen T. Bev G. Shirley L. Andy S. Clydette E. Teri M. Darlena B. Bob W. 50 ACTIVITIES PAPER STAFF Bock Row - Carol Martin, Mike Oliveri, Mike Metzin-tine, Craig Schnieder, Tom Woodside, Andy Simpson, Bev Gray. Front Row - Bill Cody, Carole Claymier, Judy McAlister, Jerry Graves, Floydette Eveland, Karen Troutman, Patsy Melum, Alice Rambo. Seated -Connie Palmer, Mrs. Oppliger, Miss Markee, Ruthie Gould. 52 Connie Humbert Editor First Semester Conni e P aimer Editor Second Semester SENIOR BALL n HOMECOMING 1963 WASCO COUNTY 57 Peg Snodgrass Lynda Huitt Rexine Snodgrass 54 56 SADIE HAWKINS Hillbilly Girl Soundro ' Alcoholics Unanimous Dancers 58 GIRLS LEAGUE ACTIVITIES Dances Miss Rat Fink J n Patten Mr. I rressi stabl e Don Johnson Fashion Show 59 CLASSES 60 English III Bookkeeping I CLASS OFFICERS Freshmon Class Officers 62 John Neely Peggy Snodgross GIRLS AND BOYS STATE Gail Conley Lynda Huitt ATHLETE BOYS AND GIRL SCHOLARSHIP OUTSTANDING CITIZENS Seniors Rogers Murray Judy Bothwell Dave Anderson Juniors Sophomores Mike Davis Kathy Mayhew Gaile Hull F reshmen 65 Patsy Melum JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Bottom row left to right - C. Mays, R. Murray, L. Hochler, B. Cody, S. Stovall, L. Barr, J. Word, W. Lease, S. Wing. Second row left to right - C. Doty, D. Johnson, F. Eveland, C. Polmer, C. Schnieder, S. Endersby. Top row left to right - Mr. Hendricks, L. Ward, A. Simpson, S. Lindley, C. Martin, K. Scranton, T. Woodside, C. Pounders SENIOR CLASS PLAY Top row loft to right - Mr. Hendricks, J. Groves, J. McAlister, M. Detwiler, P. Snodgrass, R. Gould, C. Cloymier, B. Gray. Bottom row left to right - R. Murray, W. Bork, D. Anderson, L. Hachler, M. Metzentine, J. Miller. 67 JR. ■ SR. BANQUET K.C. and Sandy Starving Bev. Going to the Banquet Ruthie Reading the Class Will 68 GAA Officers Sandy Endersby, V.P., Bev Gray, Pres., Sara Jo Stovall Sec. CLUB OFFICERS Pep Club Shirley, Pres. Karen, V.P., Bev, Sec. Sandy, T reas. F.T.A. Officers John, Pres., Patsy, Sec., Rexine, Treas., Bob Historian, Advisor - Mr. Steele 69 70 My group had 24% fewer cavities There's always room for jell o Just call me bubbles In the library In typing Rexine Snodgrass Linda Huitt Peggy Snodgrass VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 74 WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS Left-Lois Oppliger Right-Judy Bothwell Top row — Coach Stapleton, Mike Angel, Galen Mitchell, Dave Anderson, Alvin Sough, Johnnie Neely, Ken Courtin, Asst. Coaches Sather and Hedrick. Middle row — Joe Miller, Bud Chittick, Lorry Barr, Al Vaughn, Chuck Ritchie, Lorry Ward, Jud Buzwell. Bottom row — Mickey Tolentino, Dol Hammer, Bob Miller, Wayne Lease, Phil Tolentino, Mike Davis, John Fargher, Pat Tolentino. The year 1963 will go down in the hearts of many as being the finest point in their football memories. Backed by school spirit and community support the team displayed outstanding determination, effort, and ability to become the first team in Maupin’s history to play in a football state championship. They have set a goal for future teams to strive for. John Day 13- 12 Corbett 19 - 6 White Salmon 31 - 6 Burns 12- 6 Umatil la 6 - 0 Condon 31 - 6 Sherman 58- 0 Stanfield 58- 7 McEwen 15- 6 Joseph 51 - 6 Merrill 33- 12 Jefferson 0 - 14 77 Ken Courtin Lorry Barr Wayne Lease Jud Buswell Chuck Richie Dal Hammer Al Vaughn . NOT PICTURED Gaile Hull Gail Conley Steve Wing 80 Top row - left to right - George Bornett, Mike Shough, Richard Richmond, Ray McCorkle, Monti Monory, Ken Dupuis, and Coach Gene Hedrick. Bottom row - Jomes Hester, Don Miller, Jack Hammer, Jeff Chittick, Bob Sjolund, Terry Hammer, and missing Stu Cody. The J. V. scores may not look like much but what they lost in scores they gained in experience. Sherman 6- 6 Wahtonka 20 - 48 The Dalles J.V. 6 - 51 Sherman 13-50 81 Top row left to right - Asst. Coach Charles Stapleton, Bill Ritchie, Lorry Ward, Dove Anderson, John Neely, Mike Angel ond Cooch Gary Sother. Bottom row - Jim Burgett, Dal Homme, Joe Miller, Chuck Ritchie, and Lorry Barr. Home 56 Sherman 80 53 Corbett 63 77 Fossil 57 36 Corbett 56 56 Burn s 70 52 John Day 55 73 Cu 1ver 49 58 Cascade Locks 61 66 Du fur 48 51 Condon 59 65 Sisters 41 46 Bu ms 85 68 John Day 70 72 Cu 1 ver 74 69 Condon 55 68 Du fur 49 55 Sherman 67 64 Fossil 47 63 Cascade Locks 43 68 Arlington 29 6B 64 Fossil 53 6B 67 Cascade Locks 66 6B 63 Elgin 71 State 53 Al sea 60 State 83 84 Again Jesse?? Tsk! Tsk! District 6B Champs Dais in the clear Stoti sti ci ans 85 Top row left to right - Coach Charles Stapleton, Monti Monary, Gaile Hull, John Souers, Alvin Shough, Bill Franklin Kenny Dupuis, and Alan Delco. Bottom row - Lorry Cox, Don Miller. Mickey Tolentino. Terry Hammer, Jock Hammer' Dale Perkins, and Steve Hanks. Missing were Steve Earl, Mike Burgett, Mike Oliver!, John Lawson, George Barnett and Ray McCorkle Home 28 Sherman 57 48 Corbett 47 38 Fossil 55 40 Corbett 55 25 Burns 70 39 John Day 41 47 Culver 49 20 Cascade Locks 39 43 Du fur 48 31 Condon 77 49 Sisters 37 44 Burns 74 52 John Day 70 45 Cu 1 ver 51 41 Condon 63 60 Du fur 34 58 Sisters 48 34 Fossi 1 36 50 Cascade Locks 41 86 Top Row-left to right—Jeff Chittick, Jim Abbott, Lonnie Brown, Tom Woodside, Rogers Murray, Doug Gissel, Carl Siegman, Bob Larsel, and Coach Gene Hedrick. Middle Row-Jomes Hester, Gail Conley, Bud Chittick, Mike Shough, Ken Courtin, Charlie Murray, Steve Troutman, Galen Mitchell, and Jim Franklin, mang. Bottom Row-Pat Tolentino, Stu Cody, Phil Tolentino, John Fargher, Gary Holiday, Mike Davis, Art Disbrow, Wayne Lease, Gerry Hull, and Don Pierce. Home 52 48 72 50 29 26 16 3rd 2nd 4th Wahtonka Wahtonko Dalles J.V. Dalles J.V. Co rbett Bums Bums LaGrande T. Crow T. District 87 Pot Tolentino Stu Cody WRESTLING Gory Holiday Wayne Lease Don Pierce � Bud Chittick Ken Courtin Steve Troutman 88 Galen Mitchell Jeff Chittick Charlie Murray Mr. Hedrick, coach Jim Franklin, manager Gerry Hull Al Vaughn John Forger James Hester Tom Peterson Phil Tolentino Galen Mi tchell The wrestling squad sent Stu Cody, Phil Tolentino, Galen Mitchell and Bud Chittick to the state tournament at Corvallis. During the regular season the team gained valuable experience which aided them at the district tournament held at Burns. Placing second at the Crow tournament and placing first out of all Oregon Schools (A included) in the La Grande tournament was truly a remarkable achievement. Losing the most inspirational wrestler, captain, and stater, Bud Chittick, wilf be a loss to the team along with the other seniors but it looks like we will have another great season next year under the leadership of Coach Hedrick. Bud Chittick Top Row—left to right—Rogers Murray, Jim Burgett, Chuck Ritchie, Larry Ward, John Neely, Mike Angel, Bill Ritchie, Steve Wing, and Wayne Lease. Bottom Row—Coach Gene Hedrick, Stu Cody, Jack Hommer, Don Miller, Larry Barr, Joe Miller, Kenny Dupuis, Gerry Hull ond Jeff Chittick, mang. Home 15 Cascade Locks 0 15 Cascade Locks 1 12 Du fur 1 14 Du fur 4 0 Sherman 4 2 Sherman 3 1 Whatonka 3 8 Whatonka 5 6 Whatonka 4 2 Whatonka 1 14 Condon 10 4 Culver 3 11 Culver 0 13 Wheeler Co. 7 11 Arlington 5 1 Merrill 4 Quarter-finals 92 LEAGUE CHAMPIONS The regular 1964 baseball season ended with a very successful 12 wins and 3 losses. The Redsides again won the Deschutes League going undefeated with 6 wins and no losses. Having won the league championship gave the Redsides a chance to play Merrill in the quarterfinal playoffs at Merrill. Losing this game by a score of 4-1 ended the season for the Redsides. The hitting was the bright spot of the season with 8 out of 9 starters finishing the season with 300 or better. Joe Miller 437, Larry Barr 413, Larry Ward 356, Chuck Ritchie 343, Steve Wing 302, John Neely 300, Wayne Lease 375, and Mike Angel 313. Joe led in stolen bases, most hits, and most two base hits. Larry Barr led in most runs scored and Larry Ward had the most RBIs and home runs. John Neely had the most base on balls. The team batting average for the starters and the overall team average was 293. In the pitching department Rogers Murray had the most wins followed by Larry Barr who had the best ERA. Ironically, they faced the same number of batters, 122, but Rogers walked 11 more than Larry, while he struck out 11 more than him. The team will lose 5 seniors but will still have many qualified underclassmen to take their places next year. It was a memorable and excellent season. 93 J. V. BASEBALL Top row left to right—John Lawson, Monti Manary, Ricky Richmond, Bob Ward Ray McCorkle--Bottom row left to right—Don Miller, Jim Abbott, George Barnett, Ken Dupuis, Jack Hammer. Top Row--left to right--Ken Courtin, Gail© Hull, John Sauers, Galen Mitchell, Alvin Shough, Jim Burgett, Dave Anderson, Mike Angel, Tom Peterson, and Bill Ritchie. Middle Row—Mike Tolentino, Mike Davis, Gerry Hull, Mike Shough, Steve Earl, John Lawson, Kelly Mitchell, Joe Miller, and Bill Cody. Bottom Row—John Farger, Stu Cody, Mike Burgett, Phil Tolentino, Jack Hammer, Terry Hommer, John Walker, and Don Miller. Missing— John Neely. Redside Relays 3rd Sherman meet 2nd Wahtonka 1st League 1st District 3rd 1964 TRACK Moupin’s track team sent John Neely in the two mile, Dal Hammer in the 100 yard dash, and the 880 yard relay team consisting of Joe Miller, Ken Courtin, Dal Hammer and Mike Davis to the state “B meet held in Bend. Johnny placed third and Dal sixth to represent the school in a worthy manner. The team captured the LEAGUE title and went on to place third at the District meet held at Arlington. The Redsides did not capture their Redside Relays but showed the other teams in our league they could expect trouble which they got at all track meets in which we participated. Our relay team but the 880 yd. relay time down to 1:36.6 min. (at state) and Dal Hammer cut the time in the 100 yd. dash to 10.1 John Neely established the school record, league record, and district record in the two mile. Dal tied the league record and the relay team broke the league and district marks that we had set a year earlier. The members of this year’s team really worked hard to moke this such a successful season. 1964 BASKETBALL The 1963-1964 basketball season’s record is not a good example of the determination and drive the whole team possessed throughout the entire season. Height and impressive records did not impress the Redsides; they had to be shown. The highlight of the season came at the District 6B tournament held at The Dalles. The Redsides came home DISTRICT CHAMPIONS with the right to participate is the STATE tournament at Pendleton. This was another sport’s “first in the history of the school. This was a great year and the memories of tight games, especially the one with Cascade Locks in overtime, will long be remembered by the students and community. The seniors on the team were co-captains of the team for the year. Leading scorer for the team was John Neely who was chosen the most inspirational basketball player by his teammates. John along with guard Joe Miller were chosen the outstanding athletes of the school by the coaches. FOOTBALL The 1963 football season was the best in the school’s history. Playing Jefferson for the state championship will always be a high point of many memories. The Redsides played 12 games including the state championship game and won 11 of them. They defeated four A-2 schools and trooped all over the state for games with both A-2 and B opponents. Scoring a total of 327 points to their foes 75 is certainly something to remember. In the air they gained 116 and on the ground 2977 for a grand total of 3960 yards. Their opponents could only manage a total of 1689. Leading the scoring end of these figures was halfback Joe Miller, followed by fullback Jud Buswell and the other halfback Dale Hammer, Larry Barr had a great punting average of 39 yards. The team captains were Dave Anderson and John Neely. 2nd PLACE STATE Standing - Mrs. Iverson, Carol Claymier, Sara jo Stovall, Shirley Lindley, Judy Bothwell. Seated - Kim Scranton (Editor), Marlene Bales. Not pictured - Bill Cody, Bev Gray, Jone Ward, Larry Word, Bill Ritchie. 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Store Maupin Barber Shop Wrays Drug Store 314 E. 2nd CY 6-9200 reliable prescriptions 418 E. 2nd St. pj,. 6-3861 106 TROUTMANS DISTRIBUTOR Union OiI Products Fuel and Diesel Oi I Gosoline WHOLE SALE RETAIL Maupin 4422 BUILDING SUPPLIER Sporting Goods and Hardware Aluminum Roofing Linoleum Home Appliances Siding and Tile Paint and Wallpaper Everything along the G.E. line phone 4444 Congratulations to tde class of 1964 HAMPTONS WESTERN AUTO FURNITURE bi Itwe’ll virtue chrome Williams Village Square Maple stratolounger drexel-Monte's other name brands RUGS Lees - Gulistan - Rigelow - etc. DRAPERIES Custom made installations GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES LIBERAL TRADE-INS LONG TERMS “estimates given gladly FURNITURE 116 E. 2nd Street CY 6-4646 Your Western Auto Associate Store is located at 319 E. 2nd Street in The Dalles phone CY 6-2850 FRANK LINN LUMBER Located at Pinegrove, Oregon phone 4234 107 AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS ■ . v