Union High School - Redsides Yearbook (Maupin, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1971 volume:

Flinty unio 1970 - 71 REDSIDES ilJBIlll •t--7mrtttc«ffl - [lliiaiuiiHiii ... ., and written history dedicated 4 pictorial and t0 Mrs. Pe e Ktrsch of Mnap BT Mary Abbott hard at work on an art project. We the annual staff, dedicate this annual in memory of Mrs. Peter J. (Bertha) Kirsch. She was a friend as well as a 4-H leader to many of the students of W. C.U.H.S. A 4-H leader for 47 years Mrs. Kirsch taught at least 300 young people. We will miss her friendly greeting at future school and community activities. Mt. Hood Community College tinging group. Debie Endersby tinging ‘My Way” at graduation. 3 Dennis Barnett and Steve Woods, stacking a locker? Mr. Oppliger, hard at work Kathy Morelli helps out at the nigh jump pit. Carol Olds puzzling over a problem, proves that some seniors do work a little! Table of Contents TITLE PAGE I INTRODUCTION 2 TA BLE OF CONTENTS 6 ADMINISTRATION. STAFF. FACULTY 10 ORGANIZATIONS. EVENTS 30 SPORTS 60 STUDENTS 86 ADVERTISEMENTS 98 INDEX 109 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 110 SENIOR INDEX 112 6 Mr. Chamberlain and Jacky Snodgrass count up the bake sale money going toward their band trip fund. Mary Abbott and Jak Ewing swing to the tunes at an after the game dance. It was a long day after skip. Jeannie Zumwalt decides to shorten it up with a little nap. 7 Some students taking advantage of our libarary facilities when freshman. Rose Ann McElheran, looks up with a question. Mr. and Mrs. Howey taking in a J. V. football game. Operation! The faculty skit fora pep Assembly. The race is finished when Pat Morelli hides her eyes with Becky Snodgrass pushing her down the floor. Dead Yellow Jackets??????? 9 I t Mrs. Smith, Algebra , Geometry, and Math 6 teacher, explaining a problem to students Alice Peterson and Barbara Chamberlain. Mrs. Barnett, assistant secretary, counting lunch money and tickets. Mrs. Zumwalt, librarian, questioning Mr. Ferguson about some library mat erials. 10 Mrs. Richmond, cooks helper, takes time out to eat. c Admin istra tio n Men faculty playing the senior boys in a game of volleyball. Mr. Hedrick is show-ing off his skills. Mr. Jack Alsup. bus driver for the Wamic and Tygh students. Mrs. Lewis. Mrs. Keerins. Miss Englefried and Mrs. Oppliger waiting for the results of Girls League elections. Mrs. Richmond. Mrs. Snodgrass, and Mrs. McCorte serving Tom Morelli ( always first in thing to do wiht food). Ray Eveland and Dwain Brockett. Jim Paulson, bus driver. Mrs. Elsie Fraley, school secretary and deputy clerk for the school board. 12 Student Council and Mr. Oppliger, advisor. Viki Vetter, Terry Snodgrass, Bill Driver, Dennis Barnett, Rick Cardenas, Stan Far-gher, Cathy Bothwell, Sue Brittain, Linda Perkins, missing Karen Paulson. Custodian Gary Oppliger checking the fire hose. 'J,U A.S.B. officers Rick Cardenas, vice-president: Ross Alsup, treasurer: Mr. Ed Oppliger. adviser: Bill Driver, president: missing Karen Paulson, secretary. Mr. Bill Mitchke watching the powder puff football game. Band and Chorus Pat Morelli, Rhonda Gregson, and Barbara Chamberlin singing at the Spring Concert. Penni McCorkle accompanist. Debbie Dyke singing while accompanied by Jim Culver on the guitar. Chorus picture bottom middle ■ Front row: Cindy Albright, Doris Alexander, Sue Brittain. Becki Snodgrass, Mary Alsup, Charlotte Puckett, Virginia Gregson, Andrea Brittain. Second Row: Bonnie Morgan, Margaret Brittain, Linda Perkins, Kerry Barr, Karen Paulson, Jacki Brown, Cindy Brittain, Rhonda Gregson, Debbie Funk, Cindy Vogt. Third row: Marylin Deel, Debbie Endersby, Jo Ann Niemi, Pat Brown, Debbie Dyke, Laurel Sanders, Teri Hayes. Debbie Walker, Jacky Snodgrass, Jane Thrasher, Linda Moore, Vicki Vetter. Fourth row: Dawn Cameron, Dixie Holmes, Colleen Johnson. Rick Ellis, RonWalker, Jim Puckett. Henry Hachler, Rick Fargher. Sid Moss, Jeff Hayes.Dan Marcum, Randy Delco.Jim Swearingen, Tim Moore. Back row: Steve Thrasher, Perry Hammer, Ken Franklin, Steve Duhrkoop, Steve Addington, Dwain Brackett, Bill McGinnis, Tom Brown, Leland Anderson, Tony Monner, Ken Moore, Kerry Conley. Director Mr. Dick Chamberlin standing in front of the chorus. Mary Ann Lindley accompanist for the chorus. Band Members-Front row: Donna Ambrose, Kathy Chamberlin, Pat Morelli, Barbara Chamberlin, Second row: Jim Culver, Eugene Walters, Tom Morelli, Tom Ambrose, Pat Chastain. Ron Hayes. Third row: Jerry Paulson, Steve Duhrkoop, Fred Fargher, Colleen Johnson, Debbie Kieller, Don Sanders, Steve Kuh-Iman, Randy McCorkle, Steve Woods, Mike Chastain. Director Mr. Richard Chamberlin standing in back. Leland Anderson singing at the Christmas Concert. ' s Math Mrs. Mary Smith helping Margaret Brittain and Cathy Kennedy in Geometry. One of the math classes hard at work. Mrs. Mary Smith helping Jim Culver while Doug Babbitt looks on. Ramona Vogt and Carol Olds Keerins in Senior Math. receiving help from Mrs. Joanne Mr. Tony Schackman talking to Jo Ann Niemi, Irene Kelly, and Mary Abbott during American Problems class. Mr. Gene Hedrick conducting a discussion in U.S. History. The students are listening while Mr. Hedrick speaks 17 Tom Ambrose, Jim Puckett, Randy Delco, and Ray Eveland studying health in the boys P.E. room. Mrs. Keering teaching the sophomore girls health. Holly Driver receives the ball while Cathy Bothwell guards during P'E' June Iverson vaulting the horse while Mrs. Joanne Keerins spo ts. P.E. and Health Cathy Bothurell, Teri Hayes. Holly Driver, and Debbie bunk play hearts during a mini • course. Janice James and Debbie Curd play chess while David Iverson and Joyce Nelson teach them how. Mr. Tony Schackman instructs Patty Babbitt before going out on the open road. Drivers Education Mini Courses Jerry Hauser, Fred Fargher. and Rod Woodside prepare reports. Mary Abbott, student librarian, checking out magazines. Debbie Monesmith checkin, records. Library Joan Iverson and Mona Vogt making a list for the library. Student Librarians, sitting:Lynn Lewis Debbie Walker, Joan Iverson, Margaret Brittain, Glenda Miller, Mrs. Lewis. Standing: Tom Troutman, Vem Patton, Dan Marcum, Debie Endersby, Laurie Udey, Ben Cox, Bill McGinnis. Toni Cardenas. John McElheran, Penni McCorkle, Mona Vogt, Mary Ann Lindley, Kathy Chamberlain, Laurel Sander. Debbie Curd making a speech on drugs. Jerry Hauser chose to give his speech on Abraham Lincoln. It's test time in Biology. Mr. Howey is going over the answers afterward. Sciences John McElheran. right, received the American Chemical Society Award for the oustanding student in Chemistry at Wasco County Union High School for 1970-1971. Mechanic at work, Stan Fargher has a question. Lowell Bloom and Lynn Lewis taking their final Chemstry test. Jeannie Zumwalt and Kathy Morelli observed the motion of waves, on a spring for Physics. Mr. Ferguson explains a Chemistry problem as John McElheran and Rick Cardenas look on intently. Left: Even the staff has to take a break sometime! 23 Business Education Working with the adding machine is Lowell Bloom. Vanda Woodside proofreading her work in Typing 11. Laurie Udey enjoying her work. Mrs. Oppliger is caught by our cameraman Toni Cardenas, Penni McCorkle, and Carol Olds quickly taking shorthand notes. English, Language Arts Mr. Olsen's English III students studying. Mr. Mitchke points out a few facts to Kathy Morelli, Cyndi Kennedy, and Jeannie Zumwalt. Patti Babbitt, Margaret Brittain. Pat Brown and Mr. Mitchke all hard at work. Mr. Olson figuring out the next test in English II. Mr. Olson dictating a few notes to his students. 25 The Home Ec. Ill class had a preschoolers week and here Jo Ann Niemi is watching her charge. Dennis Barnett and Dani Wilcoxen each working on their art project. During art class Patty Babbitt making paper beads while Roland Matteson is doing copper tooling. Debbie Keillor is getting help from Miss Mary Engelfried in Home Ec. I class. Home Ec., Art Refinishing Ramona Vogt. Joan Iverson. Donna Treanor and Mist.Mary Engel fried are working on the re finishing classes first project. Sue Ann Hull Cooking during Home Ec. I class. Rhonda Gregson prepares her leather for tooling. Miss Mary Engelfried helps Judy Niemi and Cindy Albright in Home Ec. I Class. Cyndi Kennedy working with Lori Williams in the third grade. Irene Kelly helping Lori Price with her school work. Back row: Carol Olds, Laurie Udey, Glenda Miller, Jeannie Zumwalt. Adviser Mrs. Emily Lewis, Cyndi Kennedy, Vanda Woodside, Irene Kelly, Kathy Chamberlin, Middle row: Jacki Brown, Kerry Barr, Jacky Snodgrass, Front row: Perry Hammer, Stve Duhrkoop, and Terry Snodgrass. Terry Snodgrass showing Russ Lawrence and Don Perry how to pass a basketball. 28 Perry Hammer re freeing a sixth grade soccer game. F.T.A. Projectionists Bill McGinnis, Mike McLaurin, Tom Troutman. Rick Ellis, and Stan Fargher. Jacki Brown helving the kindergarteners dye Easter eggs. Jacky Snodgrass helping a first grader with his math. Pep Band Pep Club Steve Woods, smiting as usual, helping the Pep Band set up. The Pep Band playing loudly at one of the basuetball games. Spectators urging the football team onto a touchdown.. Rain or shine the Pep Band is always there. Pep Band, Front row; Jerry Paulson, Tom Morelli, Eugene Walters, Jim Culver, Colleen Johnson. Middle row: Kathy Chamberlin, Pat Morelli. Debby Keilor, Barbara Chamberlin. Back row: Randy McCorkle, Steve Woods, Ron Hayes, Pat Chastain, and Advisor Mr. Richard Chamberlin. Pep Club. Front row: Advisor Mr. Richard Chamberlin, Judy Treanor. Joan Iverson, Donna Treanor, Jacky Snodgrass, Rhonda Gregson. Second row: Joyce Nelson, Holly Driver, Margarett Brittain, Debbie Funk, June Iverson, Ruth Johnson, Bonnie Morgan. Third row: Sherri Marchall, Pat Brown, Cathy Bothwell, Penni McCorkle, Jeannie Zumwalt, Mary Alsup, Viki Vetter. Top row: Jo Ann Niemi, Debbie Duncan, Laurel Sanders, Sandi Alberty, and Becky Snodgrass. 31 Drill Team Drill Team performing the half-time entertainment during a football game. Dancing during a basketball half time Is the Drill Team. Andrea Brittain rectay to start dancing. Drill Team, left to right. Becky Snodgrass. Charlotte Puckett. Robin Vdey, Dani Wilcoxen, Donna Ambrose. Colleen Johnson, Cindy Albright, Judy Niemi, Andrea Brittain. Donna Wooderson. Virginia gregson, Debbie Funk, Barbara Chamberlin, Laurel Sanders. Mary Alsup. 32 The Drill Team dancing the Sun Dance Kid. Part of the Drill Team performing for a Pep Assembly. Girls League. Front row: Debbie Curd, Sherri Marshall J at Brown. Adviser Mrs. Smith. Adviser Mrs. Oppliger, Margarett Brittain. JoAnn Niemi, Kathy Morelli, Debbie Duncan. Penni McCorkle.Jacky Snodgrass.Cindy Albright. Second row: Bonnie Morgan, Joyce Nelson, Laurel Sanders, Cindy Brittain. Jacki Brown, Kathy Chamberlin, Dani Wilcoxen. Donna Ambrose, Mona Vogt, June Iverson, Donna Gearhart, Mary Ann Lindley, Lois Wooderson, Third row: Leta Edwards, Patti Babbitt, Holly Driver, Cathy Bothwell. Judy Niemi, Pat Morelli, Jeannie Zumwalt, Debbie Walker, Mary Abbott, Joan Iverson, Donna Treanor Carol Olds, Glenda Miller. Fourth row: Charlotte Puckett, Mary Alsup, Debbie Endersby, Marilyn Deel, Laurie Odey, Robin Odey, Bette Pierce. Jane Thrasher, Sue Ann Hull, Debbie Funk. Alice Peterson, Debby Keillor, Donna Wooderson. Kerry Barr. Back row: Ruth AnnJohnson, Viki Vetter, Judy Treanor, Barbara Chanberlin. Debbie Nelson, Rose Ann McElheran, Colleen Johnson, Becky Snodgrass, Sandi Alberty, Virginia Gregson, Doris Alexander, Dixie Holmes, Rhonda Greg son, and Andrea Brittain. Girls League Mrs. Oppliger selling coffee to a customer. Sue Brittain, Jacky Snodgrass, and Colleen Johnson watching the game from the consessions stand. Teri Hayes and Cathy Bothwell leading yells during a game. Football cheerleaders doing a chant. Cheerleaders Freshman Cheerleader - Front: Viki Vetter; Back: Mary Alsup. Varsity cheerleaders doing a yell during a Pep Assembly. 34 Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders (front to back): Vanda Woodside, Penhi McCorkle. and Jeanie Zumwalt. Cheerleaders: Jeannie Zumwalt, Penni McCorkle, Sherri Marshall ringing the Victory Bell Wrestling Cheerleaders: Sherri Marshall and Pat Brown. J.V. Cheerleaders: Cathy Bothwell. Teri Hayes. Alice Peterson. Doris Alexander. Rhonda Gregson and Debbie Laurel Sanders senring the tennis ball. Nelson, picking up garbage during G.A.A. initiation. G.A.A 0 Karen Paulson preparing to throw a water balloon on a new member. Linda Perkins and Donna Gearhart playing volleyball. Mrs. Keerins playing catcher while Donna Gearhart bats. Sherri Marshall playing bad mitten in the gym. Morelli, Jeannie Zumwalt, JoAnn Niemi, Donna Treanor, Kathy Morelli, Lynn Lewis, Dawn Cameron. Fourth row: Patti Babbitt, Robin Udey, Betty Pierce, Jacky Snodgrass, Marilyn Deel, Donna Wooderson, Andrea Brittain, Cindy Albright, Judy Niemi, Ruth Ann Johnson, Charlotte Puckett, Cindy Patton. Top row: Barbara Chamberlin. Debbie Nelson, Colleen Johnson, Becky Snodgrass, Cindy Cameron, Virginia Gregson, Doris Alexander, Dixie Holmes. Rhonda Gregson, Alice Peterson, and Debby Keillor. G.A.A. Front row: Advisor Mrs. Joanne Kerrins, President Debbie End-ersby. Vice President Pat Brown, Secretary-Treasurer Debbie Duncan, Head of Sports Karen Paulson (absent). Second row: Laurel Sanders, Kathy Chamberlin, Dani Wilcoxen, Donna Ambrose, Sherri Marshall, June Iverson, Donna Gearhart, Mary Ann Lindley, Leta Edwards, Debbie Funk, Judy Treanor. Third row: Bonnie Morgan, Joyee Nelson, Pat “A ” Team. Front row: Advisor Mrs. Keerins. Debie Endersby, Pat Brown, Debbie Duncan. Middle row: Robin Udey. Jacky Snodgrass. Sherri Marshall. June Iverson. Mary Ann Lindley. Dawn Cameron, Top row: Betty Pierce. Jeannie Zumwalt. JaAnn Niemi. Donna Treanor. Kathy Morelli, and lynn Lewis. Debbie Funk serving the ball during a close game. “B” Team. Front row: Advior Mrs. Keerins, Donna Gearhart, Laurel Sanders. Ruth Ann Hohnson. Middle rwo: Bonnie Morgan, Debby Keillor, Donna Ambrose, Dani Wilcoxen, Debbie Funk. Top row: Joyce Nelson, Patti Babbitt, Colleen Johnson . Dixie Holmes, Kathy Chamberlin, and Leta Edwards. 37 Ski Club The Ski Club traveled for eight weeks in the months of December and January to Mount Hood Meadows for ski lessons. This year the Ski Club had its first accidents. Two members were injured: Kathy Morelli twisted her knee and Doug James broke his leg. These were the first accidents to occur in the three years of the Ski Club creation. We had a lot of fun and would like to thank Mr. Jim Ferguson and Miss Mary Engelfried for advising our trips, and Mr. Gary Oppliger for driving the bus for us each week. One of the many Mt. Hood Meadows Ski School classes. Rose McElheran taking lessons. Ski Club ■ Front row: Miss Mary Engelfried, Pat Morelli, Laurel Sanders, Doug Woodside, Rose Ann McElhera Back row: Mr. Jim Ferguson, Curtiss May hew, Don Sanders, John McElheran, Kathy Morelli, Tom Morelli °” 38 Tony Morelli, Kathy Morelli, and Rose Ann Skiers preparing to leave the lodge. McElheran getting ready to buy lift tickets. Lettermans Club, Photo Club Letterman's Club front row: Mr. Tony Schackman. Rich Ellis, Henry Hachler, Steve Duhrkoop, Mr. John Howey. Second row: Tom Troutman, Randy Delco, Roy Eveland, Benny Cox, Don Sanders, Rick Fargher, Bill Driver; Third row: Bill McGinnis, Dwain Brockett, Jimmy Puckett, Ron Walker, Ross Alsup: Back row; Terry Snodgrass. Photo Club Front row: Curtis May hew, Henry Coburn, Jim Swearingen, Colleen Johnson. Margaret Brittain: Back row: Mr. Richard Chamberlin, Kathy Chamberlin, Pat Morelli. 40 Kathy Chamberlin loading the print dryer. Sock hops after basketball games were usually pretty well attended. Lowell Bloom and Donna Gearhart at a dance. Stan Fargher and Rick Cardenas man the record player at the Junior Dance. Steve Ellis. Larry Marshall, and Rick Fargher of the “Eternal Korruption” played at many of our dances. The Homecoming Bonfire devouring the Pitot Rock dummy. Dwain Brockett. football captain, introducing the Homecoming Court: Senior Queen Patricia Brown, Sophomore Princess Patti Babbitt, and Freshman Prin- Students having fun at the Homecoming Dance. Colleen Johnson (78) and Karen Paulson (50) watching Jeannie Zumwalt (20) recover after a head-on collision with Lois Wooderson (not shown). 42 Homecoming Princess Jo Ann Niemi, Junior Princess Penni McCorkle, cess Dani Wilcoxen. A band from Condon playing for the Homecoming Dance. The Mighty Seniors truck after the Pep Rally. Mr. Bill Mitchke and his Monsters having a conference during a time out. Homecoming Coach Tony Shackman and Coach John Howey beating Ben Cox and Henry Cobum in a race to stand up. Rick Cardenas is a referee. Donna Gearhart, Linda Moore, Linda Perkins, Laurel Sanders, and Lois Wooderson advertising Coke. -ii i nr Mrs. Emily Lewis (above) looking horrified at the mess in the Library (below). Chaperones: Mr. and Mrs. John Howey and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Alsup. 45 Barbara Chamberlin decorating the upper hall Sadie Hawkins Debbie Keillor and Barbara Chamberlin kept things moving as the night’s disc jockeys. Debbie Duncan takes her tape measure to figure how many pennies Vanda Woodside must count out to get herself and her date, Ross Alsup, into the dance. The younger generation meets the older generation at the Sadie Hawkins Dance. The chaperones keeping tabs on everyone from a secluded corner. The clean-up committee gets a head start. Everyone has a great time dancing around the cornstalks. Kangaroo Court rules Joyce Nelson be punished for her ungentlemanly actions. Thus it is her date Rod Woodside gives her a ride. Curtiss Mayhew and Mary Ann Lindley caught dancing behind the cornstalks. Doug Woodside and Toni Cardenas are really swinging! The cast: I to r. Teri Hayes. Dixie Holmes. Toni Cardenas. Kathy Chamberlain, Doug Nothing smells that good. Virgie. ” (Doug Woodside as Willie) “Let's clean up and we’ll have our desert later.” (Margaret Brittain as the mother) r i r T ; • P. Clara’s going to make her little Stevie just so happy. ” (Irene Kelly as Clara and Fred Fargher as Steve) Bill Driver touching up his lines behind stage before he has to come in. “ I really have very little left inside me. (Toni Cardenas as Mrs. Sorenson” Woodside, Laurel Sanders. Fred Farther, Steve Duhrkoop, Rick Cardenas. Bill Driver, and Penni McCorkle. Drama Club lhe Groom Said No'9 And don’t you come ‘round try in’ to see her.” (Bill Driver as Ed Smith) Ross Alsup receiving his fourth year letter in Track from Coach John Howey. Laurie Udey getting a basketball statistician award from Coach Tony Schackman. Coach Gene Hedrick giving Scott Cameron his first year wrestling letter. Coach Tony Schackman awarding the most dedicated Basket ball player award to Eugene Walters. Bill Cox receiving the most valuable football player award from Coach John Howey. Sports Banquet 50 Princess Cathy Cathy Kennedy, 15 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kennedy was proclaimed the 1970-1971 Wasco County Fair and Rodeo Princess. She was chosen by three neutral judges who judged heron horsemanship, neatness, personal interview and poise. Cathy was to represent Wasco County for the entire year. 51 Cherry Princess, Debhy Dyke Debra Lola Dyke, 18 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dyke represented Wasco County Union High School in the annual Cherry Sweetheart contest. The contest is sponsored by the Wasco County Fruit and Produce League. Debby was chosen runner-up for the Northwest Cherry Sweetheart. 52 Queen CYNDI KENNEDY Cyndi Kennedy, 17 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kennedy, was named 1970-1971 Fort Dalles Rodeo Queen and reigned over the festivities of the annual Fort Dalles Days Rodeo. She was selected by three neutral judges which rated her on horsemanship, neatness, personal interview and poise. Cyndi represented the Fort Dalles Rodeo Association through the entire year. 53 Pat Morelli modeled a navy and white knit pantsuit. Cathy Bothwell sports the ever fashionable bibbed shorts. This year the Girl’s League had enough funds to provide two $50 scholarships which June Iverson and Kathy Morelli won. Ruth Ann Johnson made a light green knit dress for the Tea Style Show. Mother-Daughter Tea t ' i V i. Margaret Brittain, Jeannie Zumwalt and Debbie Duncan are ready to present the pillows to the mothers who won the drawing. Some of the guests stop to visit after the Tea. Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Oppliger relate after the Tea. June Iverson presented Mrs. Paul Peck with a gift for donating her flowers for our decorations. The Girl's of the Month this year were: Friendliness, Debie Endersby; Leadership, Mary Ann Lindley; Poise, Laurie Udey: Dependability, June Iverson; Sincerity. Dani Wilcoxen. School Spirit, Jeannie Zumwalt; Creativity, Sandi Alberty; Scholarship. Kathy Morelli; and the Girl of the Year was Debie Endersby. Each of these girls received a pin with a Charm of their Zodiac attached to ti. The pins had the girl's name engraved on it and the charms had the trait they were girl of the month for. Elections turn araenas, campaign manager for K � Chamberlain, Presents her candidate f . Body Secretary. U ent After hearing the campaign speeches of the A.S.B. Officer candidates , the students are President Bill Driver presents the candidates for the A.S.B. Presidential run off election. The girl athletes chosen for each class were: Frosh. Donna Ambrose: Soph., Dawn Cameron: Junior, Lynn Lewis: Senior (not shown), Jcannie Zumwalt. Awards Assembly Mr. Chamberlin presenting the awards to the Pep Band members. The boy athletes chosen for each class were: Frosh, Dennis Barnett, Soph, (not shown), Tom Ambrose: Junior, Don Sanders and Henry Hachler: and Senior (not shown) Ross Alsup. The students chosen as Outstanding Citizens of their class were: Frosh. Dennis Barnett, Debbie Nelson, Pat Morelli. Judy Treanor, and Donna Ambrose: Soph, Doug Woodside Ruth Ann Johnson, and Cathy Bothwell: Junior, Stan Fargher, John McElheran, Henry Hachler and Margaret Brittain: Senior Curtiss Mayhew and Kathy Morelli. Jeannie Zumwalt giving her Val- Karen au,so and Bi“ Driver exil with diploma, in hand, edictory Speech. ROHO (0 T5‘lCC|5|tEsn’ffiMK!m the PAP.iant uc Hu. l . T V _ Speaker Andrew Smith delivering the speakers address. - v Kathy Morelli Giving the Salutatory background ° speech with class motto in the Irene KeUy reading a, excerpt from The Prophet Flower girls, Rhonda Gregson and Judy Niemi, leaving the graduation ceremonies. Jim Puckett (32) running the ball while Randy Delco (66) blocks several Condon players at a home game. Statisticians Cyndi Kennedy, Kathy Morelli and Bill McGinnis (78) tackling a Stanfield player. Toni Cardenas. Bill Cox (24) making a tackle with the help of Ross Alsup (13) and Randy Delco (66). 1970 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Maupin 0 Pine Eagle 48 Maupin 0 Corbett 0 Maupin 0 Sherman 16 Maupin 0 Umatilla 6 Maupin 0 Heppner 34 Maupin 6 Condon 19 Maupin 14 S tanfie Id 12 Maupin 34 Pilot Rock 29 Maupin 6 White Salmon 6 conference games Varsity Football After getting off to a slow start, the “mighty” Redisdes made a miraculous recovery with a record of two wins, we osses, and two ties. In the first game of the season the “mighty ” Redsides, with good spirit, went down in a terrible defeat to Pine Eagle with a score of 48-0. The second game of the season which was with the Corbett Cardinals on our home field was a tie game. Eventually came our third trial with the Sherman Huskies. Again defeat reigned in WCUHS. The fifth game of the season, with the Heppner Mustangs, ended with a 34-0 loss. The first Red-side score of the season, against the Condon Blue Devils was one with a score of 19-6 their favor, (continued page 63) ABOVE: Bill Cox (24) narrowly avoiding a leap by a Condon player. BELOW: The scoreboard after our first winning game of the season. SPORTS A Condon player running from a mighty” Redside. Jim Puckett (32) leaping over a Stanfield player. Sid Moss tackles Corbett player while running. Varsity Football Steve Duhrkoop taking stats. j Coach John Howey telling the fathers how their sons are doing. BACK ROW Assistant Coach Tony Shackman, Steve Duhrkoop. Dennis Barnett. Bill McGinnis. Steve Addington. Ken Moore. Rod Woodside. James Swearingen, Dan Marcum, Ron Walker, Coach John Howe y. J.V. Coach Gene Hedrick. THIRD ROW: Kerrie Conley, Tom A mb rose, Leland Anderson. Rick Cardenas, Frank Vogt, Don Sanders, Randy McCorkle. Mark Enterline. Scott Cameron, Jim Puckett. SECOND ROW: Ray Eveland. Jim Culver, Roland Matteson, Henry Hachler, Stan Fargher, Ken Franklin, Sid Moss, Ron Hayes, Fred Fargher, Randy Delco. Raymond Knight. FRONT ROW: Jeff Hayes. Ross Alsup. Terry Snodgrass, Dwain Brockett. Rick Ellis, Doug James. Assistant Coach Tony Shackman. Seniors Rick Ellis, Doug James. Dwain Brockett, Ross Alsup, Jeff Hayes, Terry Snodgrass, Coach John Howey. J.V. Coach Gene Hedrick. Missing: Bill Cox. Finally the turning point of the season came on the seventh trial on our home field. Stanfield began the game with two interceptions which led to a Tiger score of 12-0. The turning point of the game came when the Redsides got the ball and Bill Cox ran down the field fora touchdown. The mighty Redsides came through with the recovery through of 14-12 Pilot Rock came next with our second win of the season, 34-29. The ninth and final test came with the White Salmon Bruins, which ended in a tie. 63 Bill Cox escapes Condon player on home field. Coach Gene Hedrick watching an interesting play by the Redsides. BACK ROW: Raymond Knight, Jim Swearingen, Ray Eveland. Dan Marcum, Steve Addington. Dennis Barnett. MIDDLE ROW: Leland Anderson. Scott Cameron, Kerrie Conley, Roland Matteson, Rod Woodside, Mark Enterline. Jim Culver. FRONT ROW: Frank Vogt. Tom Ambrose, Fred Fargher, Rick Cardenas. Ken Moore, Ron Hayes, Randy McCorkle. Bill Driver with a jump shot. Ron Walker at the Free-Throw line. Basketball Ross Alsup jumping, Tom Troutman Back row: Ron Walker, Rod Woodside. Jak Ewing. Bill Driver, Ross Alsup, Dan Marcum waiting for the tip. Coach Tony Shackman, Tom Troutman. Front row: Steve Duhrkoop, Jim Puckett, Henry Hachler, Dwain Brockett, Tom Ambrose, Ross Alsup, Tom Troutman, and Steve Walker ready for the rebound. Ross Alsup passing the ball to Tom Troutman. Ross Alsup dribbling the ball down the floor. An enthusiastic crowd giving support to the players. 67 Basketball This year’s Varsity Basketball Team suffered through four narrow two point losses enroute to an 11-11 season. Turnover and poor foul shooting at times cost the Redsides a chance for another outstanding season, although the Redsides were tabbed by Coach Shackman as having a pretty good season, considering our step up in competition.” One of the highlights of the season occurred in the opening game of the year. The Redsides upset Gilchrist, a team which Steve Duhrkoop sett it off for a foul shot. Tom Troutman goes up for two points. eventually won 5th place in the State Tourney, 71-68 The following night the Redsides had to settle for runner-up spot in the Culver Invitational Tourney, suffering a 72-53 scrubbing at the hands of the Prairie City Panthers. The following weekend proved to be very worthwhile as Wasco County dumped Dufur 80-59 and Cascade Locks 62-58. Then disaster struck in the form of the Corbett Invitational Tourney. The Redsides had to settle for Tom Troutman jumps fora rebound. Ron Walker breaks the paper on the run through.. 4th place at the expense of losses to Alsea 58-56 and Cascade Locks 68-59. In a warm up to league play the green and gold crushed the Wheeler Falcons 77-62 Participating in the Columbia Basin Conference for the first time in history the Redsides were very impressive in posting wins over Sherman and Stanfield by scores of 57-46 and 71-64 respectively. The following weekend was just the opposite as arch rival Condon infiltered a narrow 55-51 decision on the locals in what was one of the Redsides poorer showings of the season. The following night the Redsides made their first basketball trip ever to Pilot Rock and one that will not be forgotten as the Rockets bombarded their visitors 82-47. The Wasco County loss string ran to five in a row with losses to Heppner 69-57, McEwen 62-56 and Umatilla 76-74. Then the Redsides started on a streak of their own with repeat wins over Dufur 90-77, Sherman 68-59, and Stanfield 81-66. (con't on page 70) J.V. Basketball: b.r. Tom Ambrose, Jim Swearingen, Gene Walters, Jak Ewing. Rodney Wood-side, Dan Marcum, Mike Chastain. Coach Howey, Ken Moore, f.r. Jim Puckett, Ray Eveland, Pat Chastain. Fred Fargher, Henry Hachler, Tom Morelli, Jerry Hauser. Frosh Team: b.r. Randy McCorkle, Leland A nderson. Coach Howey. Dennis Barnett, Jerry Paulson, f.r. Doug Babbitt, Tom Brown. Tom Ambrose dribbling down the floor for two points. Freshman Team warming up at half time. Basketball THE VARSITY Opponent Wasco Hood River 30 27 Wah tonka 36 26 Du fur 12 37 The Dalles 45 27 The Dalles 31 32 Hood River 27 30 Dufur 24 47 Wah tonka 39 21 The Junior Varsity Hood River 33 15 Wahtonka 25 21 Dufur 4 27 The Dalles 23 12 The Dalles 19 8 Hood River 31 18 Dufur 7 31 Wahtonka 15 27 Jerry Paulson and Dennis Barnett waiting for the tip off. Then came sweet revenge as the visitors crushed Condon on e the Devils home floor 74-59 to more than compensate for their earlier defeat. The Redsides finished the season with squeekers, losing to Heppner 61-59, beating McEwen 58-57 and losing to Umatilla 71-69 in a game which will never be forgotten by Wasco County Basketball fans. At the annual awards banquet special recognition went to the following players: Most Improved Player; Tom Troutman; Most Inspirational Player, Ross Alsup; Most Valuable Player; Bill Driver; Best Defensive Playery Ross A Isup; and the Most Dedicated Player, Eugene Walters. Laura Kelly working for a basket . Colleen Johnson making a jump shot. Back row: Coach Mr . Joanne Keerin . Pat Brown, Judy Treanor, The Girl's Basketball Team had 17 girls playing some part of the season. Due to injury and iilness and late starts there were not 17girls out at one time. Ttn girls played some varsity games and nine junior varsity. The girls played four teams: Hood River, Wah tonka. The Dalles, and Du fur. The girls that continue to play basketball show a lot of courage, because they are usually playing schools twice the size of W.C.U. H. S. This year the girls showed determination and desire to win. In the end it paid off with a 4-4 season for the varsity and a 3-5 season for the junior varsity. Debbie Nelson, Colleen Johnson, Middle row: Patti Babbitt, Teri Hayes, Robin Udey, Dixie Holmes. Donna A mb rose. Front row: Irene Kelly. Debby Dyke. Jacky Snodgrass, Laurie Udey, and Lynn Lewis. Lynn Lewis making a lay in. Irene Kelly and Laurie Udey waiting to rebound the ball. The girls basketball team enjoying oranges during halftime. Wrestling Working his man down to the mat is Ben Cox. Busy plotting new strategy is Coach Gene Hedrick. Bill McGinnis making more points for the Bedsides. Back row: Rob Cox, Vernon Patton, Randy Delco, Steve Addington, Bill McGinnis and Coach Gene Hedrick. Front row: Scott Cameron, Ben Cox, Dan Sanders, Doug Woodside, and Sid Moss. Ben Cox just about has his man pinned. WCUHS wrestlers are anxiously awaiting the results of the match. They are Coach Hedrick, Ben Cox, Don Sanders, Vernon Patton. and Steve Addington. The 1970-71 Redside wrestling team was severely crippled by the graduation of many fine seniors from last years State Championship team. The dual meet record was an all-time low of 2 wins and 10 losses, beating Wah tonka J. V. and Colton. Only 10 students turned out for the team which was another all-time low and to make matters worse 5 of those boys were injured, which set another dubious mark of distinction. The outstanding wrestler of the year was Benny Cox (a Junior at 136)who placed third in the District Meet after losing a heartbreaking 4-3 decision in overtime in the Semi-Finals to qualify for the State. Steve Addington (Sophomore at 178) was also third in the District meet winning his first match of the season to capture the third spot. Don Sanders (Junior at 148) wrestled two fine matches at District but lost both in close decisions. Vern Patton was the only Senior (at 19) on the team this year and he also lost two matches at District to finish out of the running. The other wrestlers who earned their letters but were injured and did not wrestle at District were: Bill McGinnis (Junior at 141), Randy Delco (Sophomore at 168), Doug Woodside (Sophomore at 123), and Rob Cox (Freshman at 106). Other wrestlers not lettering were Sid Moss (Junior at 148), and Scott Cameron (Freshman at 106). the Ben Cox is moving his way to another victory. Sherri Marshall and Pat Brown are leading yells for wrestlers. Baseball Back row: Coach Tony Schack-man, Dennis Barnett, Rick Ellis, Terry Snodgrass, Jak Ewing, Tom Ambrose, Sid Moss, Front row: Randy McCorkle, Alvin James, Bill Cox, Henry Hachler, and Don Sanders. Henry Hachler on the pitchers mound Henry Hachler stopping an infield ball. A slide back to first that Jak Ewing almost stoppedv V i WF It's the end of the game and everyone's coming in off the field. Although short on numbers, this year's Redsides Baseball Team pulled together for a second place finish in the Columbia Basin Conference. Sporting only eleven players the W.C.U.H.S. Varsity posted a 5-4 league record and 5-6 overall record. The Redsides opened up with a 3-0 loss to a strong White Salmon Team. They then suffered consecutive losses to league champion, Sherman County, by scores of 6-2 and 3-1. Finally the Redsides vaulted into the win column with an 8-6 victory over arch rival Condon, then dropped two close decisions to Heppner Mustangs 5-3 and 7-6. Once again White Salmon proved too much for Coach Schackman's crew handing them a 5-1 defeat. The Redsides then made it a clean sweep over the Condon team by sweeping a doubleheader at Condon 8-3 and 9-2. The season ended with a 4-2 loss to the Sherman Huskies. Rick Ellis and Bill Cox have him stopped between second and third. Rick Ellis almost had him out on third. Leading hitters on this years squad were Bill Cox (.553), Jak Ewing (.389), and Henry Hachler (.379). Leading fielder was Bill Cox with a perfect 1.000 fielding average. At the annual awards banquet. Bill Cox was presented the Most Valuable Player Award and Henry Hachler was given the Baby Ruth Award. ” Hre-game warm-up. Track Handing off to Ross Alsup in the mile relay is Roland Matteson. Janice James and Debbie Nelson just finishing the first lap of the 880 yard run. Girls Track is becoming a very popular sport. This year the 220 meter hurdles were omitted. The 100 meter hurdles were either 30 or 33 high and will probably be 33 high next year. The WCUHS girls track team increased in number this year to 21 girls who competed in 7 meets. The season was highlighted by Jeannie Zumwalt, a senior who placed fourth at the State Track Meet in the 100 meter hurdles and fifth at State in the long jump. Jeannie broke her existing school record in the long jump with a 15’ 10W effort. Jeannie was also the top point getter with 65 points. Lynn Lewis, a junior, was next with 45te points. Another highlight of the season was winning the second place trophy at District. Eight girls qualified for the State Track Meet in six different events. Dawn Cameron qualified for the the 440 yard dash: Mary Alsup for the high jump: Jeannie Zumwalt, Mary Alsup, Lynn Lewis, and Dawn Cameron for the 440 yard relay. Debbie Funk, (continued on page 83) Back row: Vanda Woodside, Barbara Chamberlin, B e tty Pierce, Jane Thrasher, Cindy Albright, Janice James, and Debbie Curd, Second row: Coach Mrs. Joanne Keerins, Donna Gearhart, Deb- Mr. Jim Ferguson is the official in charge of the long jump. bie Nelson, Karen Paulson, and Becky Snodgrass. Front rwo: Dani Wilcoxen, Donna Ambrose, Jeanne Zumwalt, Pat Morelli, Mary Alsup, Dawn Cameron, Debbie Funk, and Lynn Lewis. Becky Snodgrass has this height cleared Colleen Johnson pulling the shot In the first track meet. Jacky Snodgrass. Chuck Willis, Belly Pierce and Jim Culver helping with Ihe discus. Leaping into the broad jump pit I Vanda Woodside. Lynn Lewis running against time in the 100 yard dash. Donn Ambrose, Dani Wilcoxen, and Pat Morelli for the 880 yard medley relay; Jeannie Zumwalt for the 100 meter hurdles and long jump. Jeannie was the only one who placed in the top six places at State. Jeannie Zumwalt, Karen Paulson, Wanda Woodside, Betty Pierce, and Jane Thrasher were the only seniors. They competed in the long jump, shot put, discus, javelin and 100 meter hurdles. The track team for next year has high hopes. 83 Track Leading the pack is Don Sander jumping the low hurdle . Jack Altup timing Alvin Jame and hi opponent in the mile run. Terry Snodgra s putting the shot for a long distance. $ I Back row: Don Sander , Tom Troutman, Coach John Howey. Ross Alsup, Frank Vogt, Rick Fargher. Front row: Scott Cameron, Terry Snodgrass, Roland Matteson, and Henry Hachler. t ft Sandi Alberty Mary Alsup Cindy Albright Donna Ambrose Doris Alexander Leland Anderson Freshman The freshman class held two bake sales, one movie, a cake walk, dance, and a car wash. We earned a total of $ 119.11 The officers for next year are:President, Dennis Barnett; Representative, Judy Niemi; Vice President, Dan Sanders; Secretary, Marilyn Deel, Treasurer, Dani Wilcoxen; Sargent of Arms, Ron Hayes. Our plans for next year are trying to earn more money. Cindy Cameron Scott Cameron Barbara Chamberlin W Clair Wagner Dixie Holmes Gary Johnson - Ron Hayes Sue Ann Hull Debbie Keillor Laura Kelly Raymond Knight Roland Mattenson Rob Cox Vernon Gearhart Jim Culver Rhonda Gregson Marilyn Deel Virginia Gregson Jim Mayhew Randy McCorkle Rose Ann McElheran Pat Morelli Debby Nelson Judy Niemi Cindy Patton Jerry Paulson Alice Pet arson Class Officers: Adviser, Mr. Jim Ferguson:Treasurer, Judy Niemi: Representative, Vicki Vetter: Vice President, Mary Alsup: Pres ident, Dennis Barnett: Secretary, Dani Wilcoxen, missing. Charlotte Puckett Dan Sanders Becky Snodgrass Judy Treanor Donna Wooderson Viki Vetter Cyndi Vogt Frank Vogt Dani Wilcoxen Steve Woods Freshman Debbie Curd Randy Delco Holly Driver Leta Edwards Mark Enterline Ray Eveland Fred Fargher Debbie Funk Janice James Jerry Hauser Teri Hayes Alvin James Class Officers: Vice President-Secretary, Patti Babbitt .Treasurer, Robin Vdey; Adviser, Mr. Jim Olson; President, Cathy Bothwell; Representative, Jim Puckett. Steve Addington Tom Ambrose Patti Babbitt Cathy Bothwell Dawn Cameron Pat Chastain Sophomore David Iverson Bonnie Morgan Ruth Ann Johnson Ken Moore Cathy Kennedy Tom Morelii Joyce Nelson Sheryl Patton Jim Puckett Steve Thrasher Robin Udey JoAnn Walker Eugene Walters Doug Woodside Rod Woodside The Sophomore Class was very busy this year trying to earn money for Senior skip. We had bake sales, car washes, dances, and sold Christmas paper. We weren't fortunate enough to have a movie this year. We planned on showing “Good Neighbor Sam , but it didn't get here in time. This year we acquired a new advisor; Mr. Hedrick. The officers selected for next year are: Mark Enterline, President; Fred Fargher; Vice President; Robin Udey, Secretary; Joyce Nelson, Treasurer; and Sherri Marshall, Representative. Sophomore Pattie Babbitt painting Robin Udey with exotic colors. Donna Gearhart ■ caught by surprise. Kerry Barr Cindy Brittain Mike Chastain Lowell Bloom Margaret Brittain Henry Coburn Junior Class Officers: Treasure. Ron Walker: Representative, Linda Perkins; Advisor, Mr. Tony Shackman.President, Stan Fargher; Secretary, Lois Wooderson; Vice President, Don Sanders tabsent) Jacki Brown Kerrie Conley Rick Cardenas Ben Cox Kathy Chamberlin Debbie Cox Peggy Dyke Lela Huckaba Donna Gearhart Chuck Willis Colleen Johnson Junior 92 Jak Ewing Ken Franklin Henry Hachler Perry Hammer Steve Kuhlman Stan Fargher Robert Franklin Glenda Hammer Penny Hinzman Lynn Lewis Laurel Sanders posing fora picture in front of an unloaded camera. John McElheran stringing popcorn in the library for Christmas decorations. The Junior Class was not very active during the year of 1970-71. But.. . with our newly elected President, Glenda Miller for our Senior year, and with her promises and eager devotion for helping our class, we the Seniors of 1972 feel that our Senior Year will be the biggest profit making time of our class history. Glenda Miller Linda Perkins Tom Troutman Dan Marcum John McElheran Tony Monner Don Sanders Debbie Warren Penni McCorhle Bill McGinnis Linda Moore Laurel Sanders Debbie Walker Tim Moore Jacky Snodgrass Ron Walker Sid Moss Jim Swearingen Lois wooderson 93 Sue Brittain and Toni Cardenas studying in the library. Mary Abbott Sue Brittain Ross Alsup Dwain Brockett Pat Brown Toni Cardenas Mona Cox Bill Cox Bill Driver Debbie Duncan Steve Duhrkoop Debbie Dyke Senior Rick Ellis Rick Fargher Joan Iverson Debie Endersby Jeff Hayes June Iverson Terry Snodgrass, June Iverson, Mary Ann Lindley, and Ross Alsup selling popcorn at a track meet. Jeannie Zumwalt and Dwain Brock-ett fraternizing. 95 Senior Irene Kelly Cyndi Kennedy Mary Ann Lindley Curtis Mayhew Mike McLaurin Debbie Monesmith This was our last year - we were ready to attain the two goals we had set upon entering W.C.U.H.S. - Senior Ship and Graduation. After much debate and argument we decided to go to Seattle and allow all participating members of the class to go. We had a good time wisiting the Seattle Center and the Wharf and we even went on an Underground Tour! We also felt very privileged to be one of the few groups to go any distance and not have the pusher breakdown. Graduation met with many smiles, sighs and even a few tears. We were all looking forward to getting out of high school but most of us were a little apprehensive abou t our fu ture plans. We would like to say thank you to our friends and teachers for all of their help and Good Luck to the Class of '72 Kathy Morelli JoAnn Niemi Carol Old I) , I r Claes Officers: Steve Duhrkoop, Vice • President: Terry Snodgrass, President: William Mitchke, Adviser; Kathy Morelli, Secretary: Donna Treanor, Treasurer. Karen Paulson Betty Pierce Terry Snodgrass Donna Treanor Romora Vogt Laurie Udey Steve Walker Vanda Woodside Jeannie Zumwalt Jane Thrasher and Rick Fargher dancing at a sock-hop. £ I MOUNT HOOD DIVISION MOUNTAIN FIR LUMBERCO., INC. Serving Wasco County, Oregon and the World with fine forest products Superintendent: Pete Barber Phone: 395-2221 frCongratulations to the Class of 1971” M an pin Drug Store Estel Stoval, Prop Variety Prescriptions Drugs Sundries Red Rooster Cafe FINE FOOD AND FAST. FRIENDLY SERVICE Maupin. Oregon 395-2501 335-2502 Troutman’s Hardware MAUPIN, OREGON Phone: 395-2217 MAUPIN, OREGON Phone:395-2217 99 tygh valley timber company Congratulations and Best Wishes in all your endeavors from the Tygh Valley Lumber Company Tygh Valley. Riverside Hotel Deschutes Telephone SERVING And Restaurant MAUPIN SKIP AND CHAUNCY HOLMES TYGH VALLEY PINE GROVE WAMIC Fine Food and Rest” Maupin 395-2523 Subsidiary of Telephone Utilities Business Office 395-2211 Barnett Richfield Service Gene and Janet RICHFIELD OIL PRODUCTS GAS AND OIL LUBRICATION ACCESSORIES DOUGLAS TIRES ARCO O Maupin, Oregon 97037 395-2543 100 GRAVE’S MARKET WHITE RIVER STORE MEATS FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Just About Anything You Want” OASIS MOTEL ALSO A FINE CAFE JERRY GRAVES, Proprietor Stop anytime for fishing supplies Maupin. Oregon in Maupin 395 2234 DESCHUTES MOTEL Richmond’s Service MRS. E. C. JONES Hiway 197 — West City Limits Maupin, Oregon Phone: 395-2626 Chevrolet Service •Welding and Machine Work General Repairs Auto Parts •Gasoline — Tires KIRBY’S DINER Larry and Mickey MAUPIN, OREGON 395-2638 Brown’s Garage John Deere SALES - SERVICE - PARTS Complete Shop SERVICE AND REPAIR Tygh Valley, Oregon IN TYGH VALLEY 483-2311 101 J. W. Copeland Yards Madras Livestock Auction, Inc. 5«h Slreet MADRAS. OREGON Box H Dependable Dealers Quality Merchandise Madras, Oregon 97741 ... Lumber ... Roofing ...Paint ...Hardware SALES EACH WEDNESDY 503-475-3824 SMILE Jefferson County Co-op You're at an International Harvester Dealer C A andJA ) m Madras, Oregon • • 475-3253 Madras, Oregon Best Wishes to the 1971 Graduates Oscar’s Sporting Goods Madras Gfiriftiuay Drug 9 A. M. to 8 P. M. YOUR SPORTS MINDED HEADQUARTERS Sundays 10 - 6 Madras, Oregon Madras, Oregon SONNY’S MOTEL AND STEAKHOUSE Welcome To PELTON LANES Box B Madras, Oregon MADRAS, OREGON CHINESE KITCHEN SHOW YOUR CLASS ANNUAL FOR A FREE LINE OF BOWLING Phone 475-2225 Mouse Modern Air Conditioned Bill’s 3lowers 6 A. M. to 8 P. M. Daily “Flowers from the Cradle Extended hours in season to the Grave” FEATURING Steaks - Chicken Seafood 354 5 th Street Harvey and Bernice Johnson Center of town on Hwy. 97 Al Elsie Lovell. Owner 475-2480 475-2133 Western Union Agency 352 5th St. Madras, Oregon Erickson’s Department Store Satterlee's Jewelry ... Clothing Fabric ... Shoes MADRAS DAIRY QUEEN MADRAS. OREGON Wes’ Mens Wear The Dalles Linoleum Co. Madras, Oregon Linoleum Alel-o's Camera Shop The Dalles. Oregon .420 E. 2nd St. The Dalles, Ore. 296-5261 CO-OP OIL AND SUPPLY The Dalles - Dufur Complete Farm Supply Wes Electric Motor Service Inc. .. . Rewinding .. . Repairing .. . Rebuilding THE DALLES. OREGON Pfiillip’s Cadies Apparel The Mid-Columbia's Fashion Center 413 E. 2nd Phone: 296-2625 THE DALLES, OREGON The Dalles Cj ck Rinefiarf’s SCHOOL-OF-BEAUTY Service 415 E. 2nd 296 4621 THE DALLES, OREGON 101 W. 2nd Street THE DALLES, OREGON 296-9364 Johnny’s Cafe 24 HOUR SERVICE BROASTED CHICKEN 408 E. 2nd THE DALLES, OREGON 296-4565 Gene Gayec Brady’s jeweler S H GREEN STAMPS THE DAllES, OREGON 970S8 GROCERIES 314 E. 2nd ST. PHONE 296-2S63 MEATS PRODUCE The Dalles, Oregon Wheeler's Communications . 2 WAY RADIO SERVICE . T.V. SERVICE 1005W. 6th THE DALLES, OREGON 97058 Tony’s Town Country Clothing See Our Complete Line Of WORK CLOTHES CASUAL WEAR BOOTS WESTERN WEAR FOR ALL THE FAMILY 401 E. 2nd St. The Dalles, Oregon Monafian’s jewelry Quality gifts for every occasion 296-9223 308 E. 2nd St. THE DALLES, OREGON HAMPTON FURNITURE CO. Quality Furnishings For The Home 116 East Second Street Phone 296-4646 The Dalles, Oregon 97058 'll Auto. PriONt 2 6-3171 419 E. 2nd AOW«S ft« ALL OCCASIONS Phone: 298-1718 The Dalles, Oregon 306 count STrterr TH dal lx 5, Ortecort ALBERTSONS FOOD CENTER Featuring In-Store Bakery 1218 WEST 6TH THE DALLES, OREGON . WHOLESALE RETAIL . SPECIALTY PANELING . PREFINISHED PANELS . FIR-HARDWOOD Russ's Plywood THE DALLES, OREGON RUSS LARKINS (503) 296-5889 yuitq't SIS E. 2nd STREET 206 2544 THE DALLES. ORCOON 07088 it kAIAV O CIDCT HUAI ITV ™ ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY John Glaze Appliance . . . FRIGIDAIRE . . . MAYTAG SALES. SERVICE AND PARTS Z de fasdion center 600 E. 2nd Street The Dalles, Oregon for cloffiing tde entire family and decorating tde dome 208 E. 2nd 296 9124 THE DALLES, OREGON 'lo 104}'4, jb UUf St ie 420 E. 2nd THE DALLES. OREGON S and H Green Stamps We'd like to get to know you Maier Krier PENDLETON SPORTSWEAR For Men and Ladies THE DALLES BRANCH First National Bank of Oregon LADIES SPORTSWEAR MEN'S WEAR 400 E. 2nd 296-2461 The Dalles, Oregon LES SCHWAB TIRE CENTER LES SCHWABTIRE CENTER Mfkiit iMh Mjji The Most Complete Tire Center in the M id-Columbia Area “ON - THE - FARM SERVICE” New and Recapped Tires ... Armstrong ... Michelin ... Seiberling ... Multi-Mile Wheel Alignment Wheel Balancing Batteries Shock Absorbers 2315 East 2nd Street THE DALLES, OREGON 296-6134 Brady’s Davies Rexall Drug S H GREEN STAMPS Your headquarters for GROCERIES prescriptions and veterinary supplies MEATS PRODUCE 2nd Federal 296-2675 The Dalles, Oregon The Dalles, Oregon U.S. NATIONAL BANK Your full service bank The Dalles, Oregon Columbia Contractors, Inc. EXCAVATING AND CLEARING CONTRACTORS P.0. Bo 527 PHONE: 666-1343 Gresham, Oregon 97030 'Congratulations to the Class of 1971 ” Chuck Wagon Cafe Smorgasbord 11:30 — 2:30 M-F ORDER FROM MENU . . . Steaks . . . Sea Food Mauser Building Supply All Your Building Needs .. . Toro lawnmowers .. . Lenox furnaces . . . Home Made Pies 209 E. Second The Dalles, Oregon The Dalles, Oregon Mode 0 Day S E Specialties and Imports The Dalles, Oregon 7he Dalles, Oregon Acknowledgements 110 Administration 10 Advertisements 98 Art 27 Awards Assembly 57 Baseball 76 Basketball 66 Business Education 24 Cheerleaders 34 Cherry Princess 52 Drama Club 48 Drill Team 32 Drivers Education 19 Elections 56 English 25 ABBOTT. MARY LUCILLE GAA 1,2,3 Pep Band 1,2 Pep Club 3 Basketball Statistician 4 ALUP, ROSS Basketball 1.2.3.4 Track 1,2,3,4 Lettermans Club 2,3.4 A.S.B. President 3 A.S.B. Treasurer 4 Boys State 3 BRITTAIN. SUE ELLEN Girls League 1,2,3,4 G.A.A. 4 Class Representative 4 Page Faculty 12 Football 60 Freshmen 86 Future Teachers of America 28 Girls A thletic Association 36 Girls’ League 33 Graduation 54 Health 18 Homecoming 42 Home Economics 26 Index 109 Introduction 2 Juniors 91 Senior BROCKETT. DWA1N Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2 Lettermans Club 3,4 Student Council 3 BROWN. PATRICIA ANNE GAA 3,4 Vice Presiden t 4 Girls League 1.2,3,4 Girl of the Month for Dependability 3 Girls Track 1.2 Girls Basketball 2.3,4 Cheerleader 3,4 Homecoming Queen 4 Pep Club 1.2,3.4 Index Language Arts 25 Lettermcn 40 Library 20 Math 16 Mother-Daughter Tea 54 Music 14 Pep Band 30 Pep Club 31 Photo Club 41 Physical Education 18 Principal 11 Rodeao Queen 53 Sadie Hawkins 46 Science 22 Index Drill Team 1.2 Class Treasure 3 CARDENAS, TONI Chess Club 2 Pep Club 2 Drama Club 4 GAA 4 Photo Club 4 Girls League 4 Football Statistician 4 COX. RAMONA GRACE GAA 1,2,3 Pep Club 1,2.3 Track 1,2,3 Cheerleader 3 Girls League 1.2,3,4 Seniors 94 Senior Index 112 Skiing 38 Social Science 1 7 Sock Hops 41 Sophomores 89 Speech 21 Sports Banquet 50 Student Council 13 Table of Contents 6 Title Page 1 Track 80 Wasco County Fair Princess 51 Wrestling 72 COX, BILLY G. Football 1,2,3.4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Wrestling 1,2,3 Class Presiden t 1 Track 1,2 Lettermans Club 1,2,3,4 Vice Presiden t 3 President 4 DRIVER. BILL Basketball 1,2,3,4 Boys State 3 Outstanding Boy Citizen 3 A.S.B. President 4 Merit Who’s Who Among High School Students 4 Lettermans Club 2,3,4 Salutatorian 4 Acknowledgment Each year there are many exciting events happening at H'asco County Union High School. The Annual Staff records these happenings and events to capture the history of the year. Putting together the annual is hard work but we have fun working together and seeing all the pictures taken during the school year. Each member of the annual staff spent many nights after school going through negatives, developing film, cropping and trimming pictures, drawing layouts, editing and writing copy, gluing the final work on “boards”, etc.,etc.,etc.,(continued) Kathy Chamberlin choosing pictures for a section in the yearbook. Kathy Chamberlin and Curtiss Mayhew finishing up the student section with the missing pictures. Curtiss Mayhew finding the filed negatives which match the proofs. Kathy Morelll filing negatives. One of the members said, 7 like working on the annual because I get to know everyone I work with better and get to know the whole school life better.” Another said “I just enjoy doing the work - - it is fun.” We wish to thank all the people who helped us make this a better annual. Special thanks to Mr. Bob Paffrath of the American Yearbook Company who came to Maupin many times to work with us, which helped a lot. Mr. Jack Briggs of Modeme Studios in Springfield also helped by taking pictures and developing them. The annual staffers that helped to make this annual were Curtiss May hew (Sr.), Kathy Mo-rellifSr.), Carol OldsfSr.), Kathy Chamberlin (Jr.), and our advisor Miss Engelfried. These people hope that this as an accurate record of not only the facts but also of the feelings. 111 Kathy Morelll cropping a picture for the yearbook. Senior Index cont. DUNCAN, DEBRA SHARON GAA 2.3,4 Secretary 4 Girls League 1,2,3.4 Secretary 4 Pep Club 1,2,3.4 Girls State DUHRKOOP. STEPHEN JAMES Pep Band 1,2 Lettermans Club 1,2,3,4 Boys State 3 Football Manager 1,2.3.4 Statistician 2,3,4 Outstanding Boy Citizen 1 Music in May 4 DYKE. DEBBY GAA 1.2 Girls Basketball 1,2,3,4 Pep Band 1.2 Cherry Princess 4 ELLIS. RICK Football 1.4 Wrestling 1.2.3 Baseball 1.2,3,4 Lettermans Club 1,2,3,4 ENDERSBY. DEB1E GAA 1.2,3.4 Vice President 3 President 4 Girls League 1,2,3,4 Historian 3 Girls of the Month for Sincerity 3 Friendliness 4 Girl of the Year 4 Powder Puff Football 1,3,4 ENDERSBY. DEBIE Pep Band 1,2 Track 2 FT A 3 HA YES. JEFF Football 1 Basketball 1.3 IVERSON. JOAN GAA 1 Girls League 1,2,3.4 Pep Club 1.2,3,4 Photo Club 2 Annual Staff 2 IVERSON, JUNE GAA 1.2.3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Girls League 1,2,3,4 Girl of the Month for Dependability 4 JAMES, DOUGLAS ALLEN Football 3,4 Basketball 3 Track 3 Ski Club 4 KELLY. IRENE Drama Club 1.4 Pep Club 1.3 Girls League 1,2,3,4 Pep Band 2 Annual Staff 2 Girls Basketball 3.4 GAA 1.3 Girls State 3 FT A 4 Outstanding Girl Citizen 2 KENNEDY, CYNTHIA Girls League 1,2,3,4 GAA 1 Wrestling Statistician 3 Wasco County Fair Queen 2 Fort Dalles Rodea Queen 3 LINDLEY, MAR Y ANN GAA 1,2,3.4 Secetary 3 Track 1,2 Chorus Accomp. 1,2.3.4 Annual Staff 1 Powder Puff Football 1,2,3 Class Representative 1 Secretary 2 Pep Band 1,2 Girls League 1,2,3.4 FT A 2 Outstanding Girls Citizen 2,3 Drama 3 Girl of the Month for Leadership 4 Jr. Sr. Prom Queen 4 MA YHEW, CURTIS D. Annual Staff 2,3.4 Editor 4 Pep Band 1,2,3 Co-Editoro fo Paper 3 Photo Club 1.2,3,4 Vice President 2 President 3.4 Outstanding Boy Citizen 2,4 Ski Club 2.3.4 Math Award 4 MCLAURIN. MIKE MONESMITH. DEBRA Track 1.2 Pep Club 1.2 MORELL1, KATHLEEN GAA 1,2,3 Girls League 1,2,3,4 President 4 Girl of the Month for Scholarship 4 Pep Band 1 Annual Staff 1,2,3,4 Co-Editor 2 Editor 3 Pep Club 2,3 Class Vice President 2 Representative 3 Secretary 4 Statistician 2,3,4 Basketball 2.3 Track 2 Football 3,4 Track 3 Ski Club 2,3,4 Outstanding Girl Citizen 2,3,4 Salutatorian NIEMI, JOANN GAA 1,2.3.4 Girls League 1,2,3,4 Girl of the Month for Friendliness 3 Pep Club 1.4 President 4 Class Secretary 1,3 Treasurer 2 Cheerleader 2,3 Statistician 2.3 Track 2.3 Girls Basketball 3 Annual Staff 2 Outstanding Girl Citizen 2 FT A 3 Homecoming Princess 3.4 OLDS, CAROL Girls League 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1 Annual Staff 4 FT A 4 PATTON, VERNON WESLEY Wrestling 1,3,4 Football 1,2,3 Basketball 2 PAULSON, KAREN GAA 1.2.3.4 Head of Sports 3,4 Girls League 1,2,3,4 Annual Staff 1 Track 1,2,3,4 Pep Band 1,2,3 Newspaper Editor 3 Girls Basketball 3.4 Basketball Statistician 3,4 ASB Secretary 4 PIERCE. BETTY LOU Pep Club 1,2,3 GAA 1.2.3.4 Girls League 1,2,3.4 Powder Puff Football 1 Drill Team 2,3 Leader 3 Track 4 SNODGRASS. TERRY Baseball 1,2,3,4 Pep Band 1 Football 2,3,4 Lettermans Club 2,3,4 FTA 3.4 Class Presiden t 4 Basketball 1,2,3 THRASHER, JANE Girts League 1,2,3.4 Track 1,4 Drill Team 1.2 TREANOR, DONNA Pep Club 1.2,3.4 Girls League 1,2,3,4 Powder Puff Football 1 GAA 2,3,4 Class Treasurer 4 UDEY, LAURIE GAA 1.2 Pep Club 1.2,3,4 Class Treasurer I Student Council 1 Girls Basketball 3,4 Basketball Statistician 4 FTA 4 FHA 1 VOGT. RAMONA Pep Club 1.2,3.4 Girls League 1,2,3,4 WALKER. 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