Union High School - Redsides Yearbook (Maupin, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1973 volume:

1972-1973 REDSIDE the 1972-73 annual is dedicated to mr. j. e. oppliger for his many years of dedicated service to the spirit and ideals of wasco county union high school and its students, “thank you, mr. oppliger.” r i M - Mr. J. E. Oppliger Administrator Principal Student Council Advisor Student Counselor STAFF Mis. Elsie Fraley School Secretary School Board Deputy Clerk Mis. Mary Helen Barnett Secretary Lunch Clerk 3 For once Kathy James is studying and not talking. Sherri, Dani and Robin perform a skit at the Mother-Daughter Tea. Mr. Ferguson helps Roland Matteson in Geology. animated faces of forgotten classmates, the instructor that surprised you with an A in Chemistry, the restlessness—hours you spent in a class hating every minute of it--and the fun. Homecoming, the clamoring din still echos in the hallways of your mind. That warm sunny morning when you decided to take a holiday. These lost moments spring vividly to life as you glance upon page and page of recorded life. The muted moments are again recaptured. .. for that was the year that was. .. 1973. Rick Nelson gets books from his locker for his next class. 4 ABOVE RIGHT: At the beginning of the year, Miss Lindley helps Carl Cromwell to register for his classes. (ABOVE) Joyce Nelson and Jerry Hauser gettin1 it on! (BELOW) Dale Stover--trying for a tan? Mr. Ferguson's Algebra I class is working hard. Steve Woods, Rob Cox, Stan Woods and Leland Anderson all completely normal. Table of Contents Football...................................................... Homecoming..................................................18 Seniors.....................................................26 Girls' Sports................................................. Juniors.....................................................45 Cherry Princess............................................... Wrestling...................................................52 Sophomores..................................................55 Girls'League................................................58 Senior Skip.................................................62 Elections...................................................63 Sports Banquet..............................................64 Freshmen....................................................65 Graduation..................................................74 Track..................................................... 76 Awards Assembly.............................................82 Ads...................................................! . . 83 Senior Index.................................................. 1973 That was the year that was . . . another irreplaceable year has slipped easily from present to past only to be temporarily summoned back between these covers. Recorded here are the (continued on page 4) Introduction The year was 1973. .. a time of inward looking and forward seeking Tim Morelli's gawking. Tammy Scranton practices her typing. On a Sunny Day, Dixie Holmes and Lori Lewis watch a baseball game. TO Dani Wicoxen and Donna Ambrose are caught chewing bubblegum and blowing weird bubbles. Tom Brown prepares to run down the long jump lane. � f- Jt I 1 «: • ?•' Mary Brown, our stars and stripes girl, caught in the hall. CANDID STAFF AND CLASS SHOTS Assorted staff members at their regular activities. Mr. Chamberlin at his FAVORITE activity------ beginning his fourth lap around the banquet table at the Sports Awards dinner. 9 Miss Rhonda Lindley, Business Education teacher, and Stan Woods waiting patiently for the bell to ring. (ABOVE) Mr. Richard Chamberlin, Rob Dahlgren, Barbara Chamberlin and Pat Morelli in the Math room for Spanish class. (RIGHT) In his sixth hour P.E. class, Mr. John Howey gets involved in a friendly game of basketball. In the game—Mark Enterline, Ken Moore, Tom Morelli and Tom Ambrose. Mr. James Fergusson, Science teacher, in his Introductory Physical Science class. CLASSES Mr. Bill Mitchke showing Holly Driver how to crop pictures in his Annual production class. BUSINESS EDUCATION, SPANISH I. P. SCIENCE PHYSICAL ED. ANNUAL PRODUCTION, ART II Miss Lindley taught Business classes and was Girls' League Advisor. Mr. Chamberlin, being quite diversified, taught Spanish, Band and Chorus. Mr. Ferguson taught all science classes and was involved as ever this year. He is advisor of the Class of '74 and Honor Society. Mr. Howey, Biology andP.E. teacher, was busy coaching Football, J .V. Basketball and Track after school. Class of '75 Advisor, Mr. Mitchke, taught Language Arts (college Prep, classes). Miss Engle fried taught Home Economics and Art classes. Mrs. Mary Smith taught Math classes this year and was Girl's League Advisor. Miss Englefried is instructing her Art II class in acrylic painting. Free Time Barbara Shough, Marilyn Deel, Mary Brown, and Tom Ambrowe stand in a doorway during break. Great buddies--Lori Lewis and Cindy Cameron. (LEFT) Ray DeClue trys to throw his weight around but Rob Dahlgren resists. Activity period and lunch break play an important part in our school day. During activity break many class and club meetings are held. Thus, many times the need for after school meetings is eliminated. Everyone is always ready for lunch and the time left afterwards. Sometimes, these breaks are the only lifts that help you get through the day. 12 David Iverson is enjoying himself in the wading pool. Two jittery juniors, Mary Alsup and Virginia Gregson, await the bell that will send them back to class. Barbara Shough strolling down the hall. V Rhonda Deel, Tom Brown and Jim Puckett resting from a long hard day--two classes so far! 13 (LEFT) Lewis Henry 55 and Randy Delco 66 prepare to block a player. (RIGHT) Tom Brown 88 waits for the play. (BELOW) Ray Eveland 25 and Ray Declue 29 tackle an opponent. 1972 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Sept. 8 White Salmon loss Sept. 15 Colton tie Sept. 22 Gilchrist win Sept. 29 Pilot Rock tie Oct. 6 Sherman loss Oct. 12 Umatila loss Oct. 20 Heppner loss Oct. 27 Condon loss 15 (TOP) Senior Football players L TO R Alvin James 24, Rod Woodside 71, Ken Moore 82, Tom Ambrose 33, Tom Morelli 37, Coach Howey, Pat Chastain 13, Ray Eveland 25, Jim Pucket 32, Randy Delco 66, Eugene Walters 78, NOT INCLUDED Mark Enter line 77. (LEFT) Ken Moore 82 goes out for a pass. (BOTTOM) Tom Ambrose 33 makes another touchdown. (TOP) Football squad for 1972 and 73 L TO R (FRONT ROW) Jim Puckett 32, Leland Anderson 89, Rod Woodside 71, Randy Delco 66, Dale Stover 51, Roland Matteson 65, Mark Enterline 77, Ken Moore 82, Dennis Barnett 12, (MIDDLE ROW) Ray Eveland 25, Tom Brown 88, Alvin James 24, Ron Meyers 67, Tom Morelli 37, Eugene Walters 78, Lewis Henry 55, Scott Cameron 80, Tom Ambrose 33, Pat Chastain 13, Ray Declue 29, (BACK ROW) Steve Willis 74, Lee Olds 70, Roger Holloway 68, Brad Wall 11, Rod Moran 50, Manager Tim Morelli. (ABOVE) Jim Puckett 32, Tom Ambrose 33, Randy Delco 66, Team Captains talk with Mr. Howey. 16 Steve Willis 65 attempts to tackle a player. (TOP RIGHT) Tom Ambrose-a light footed Redside. (BOTTOM RIGHT) Tom Moore 28 runs the ball for a touchdown. Rod Moran 66 waits for coach Howey to put him . in the game. Soph. Princess. Jani Ellingsworth; Senior Princess Ruth Ann Johnson; Queen Sherri Marshall; Junior Princess Pat Morelli; Freshman Princess Thelma Satanas. Sherri Marshall leading a cheer at the Spirit Parade. Ruth Ann Johnson tries to steal Ray DeClue from Dani Wilcoxen by dropping her handkerchief. 18 Football players announced in Spirit Parade line-up. The announcement of Sherri Marshall as Homecoming Queen started the Homecoming activities of 1972. The week was spent decorating halls which were judged at the end of the week. The juniors won. At the end of the week the Seniors won the Noise Parade, then at the Bon-Fire the class Princesses were announced. Saturday night at the Homecoming Dance Sherri Marshall was crowned Homecoming Queen of 1972. Sherri receives congratulations from Ruth Ann. The Slave Sale. 9 Girls’ Athletic Association Mrs. Ashley, Barbara Shough, Mary Brown, Robin Udey, and Judy Treanor set up the volleyball nets. GAA girls take time to pose. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Pam Ashley, Advisor; Robin Udey, President; Donna Ambrose, Vice-President; Judy Treanor, Secretary; Marilyn Deel, Head of Sports. SECOND ROW: Julie Lang, Margaret Holmes, Patti Morgan, Dani Wilcoxen, Debby Curd, Joyce Nelson. THIRD ROW: Bev Matteson, Barbara Shough, Becky Brown, Sherri Marshall, Ruth Johnson, Donna Wooderson. FOURTH ROW: Tammy Scranton, Sandi Albeity, Kris Udey, Deanna Koons, Mary Brown, Carolyn Walters, Kathy Conroy. TOP ROW: Laura Olsen, Jannie EUingjworth, Lisa Enterline, Barbara Chamberline, Debby Nelson, Josie Henry, Janice James, Carolyn Johnson, Thelma Satanus. Sadie Hawkins Margaret, Tim and Sandi rest a while. Caught in the act!! This year Sadie Hawkins was fun and well organized. C.A.A. sponsored the event and made it the success it was. The girls were responsible for getting their dates for the dance. After arriving everything was fun, games and dancing. The decorations were made and arranged by the girls staying over night in the school the night before the dance. Mrs. Ashley and Robin caught by a cameraman. Ray Eveland and Kris Udey having fun. F.T.A. Future Teachers of America is a group of Junior and Senior students interested in the field of Education. The members help the Elementary and Kindergarden teachers with their students. Robin U. showing the correct form of serving. Regina P. helping a first grader read. B. ROW. Charlotte Puckett, Andrea Brittain, Virginia Gregson, Regina Purington, Dixie Holmes, Rhonda Deel, Bonnie Morgan, Mrs. Emily Lewis, Joyce Nelson, Janice James, Cindy Cameron, Lori Lewis. F. ROW. Kris Udey, Sherri Marshall, Robin Udey, Cindy Albright and Laura Kelly. 22 LEFT TO RIGHT- BACK ROW-Fred Fargher, Tom Morelli, Jim Puckett, Randy Delco. FRONT ROW-Dave Iverson, Mark Enterline , and Tom Ambrose. David I. preparing to show a film. wm LETTERMEN FRONT ROW: Dennis Barnett, Pat Chastain, Roger Holloway, Stacy Parman, Rod Moran. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Puckett, Tom Ambrose, Jerry Paulson, Steve Addington, Robert Dahlgren, Doug Woodside. THIRD ROW: Coach Schackman, Tom Morelli, Rob Cox, Ray Eveland, Randy Delco, Roland Matteson, Randy McCorkle, Alvin James. The Lettermen sponsored Homecoming dance. President was Pat Chastain, Vice President Dennis Barnett, Treasurer Jerry Paulson. STATISTICIANS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Shelly Robison, Robin Udey, Dani Wilcoxen, and Donna Ambrose. Senior Class of 1973 Steve Addington Pat Chastain Debbie Curd Bob Dahlgren 26 Randy Delco David Iverson Fred Fargher Jerry Hauser the Ray Eveland Senior Class on stairway to success. Holly Driver Mark Enterline Class officers-TOP ROW- Robin Udey, Doug Woodside, Bonnie Morgan BELOW- Class Advisor, Mr. Page, Cathy Bothwell, Pat Chastain Ruth Johnson Sherri Marshall f Ken Moore Tom Morelli Bonnie Morgan 28 Shelly Robinson Robin Udey Regina Purington Eugene Walters Doug Woodside Rod Woodside Advisor, Mr. Page 29 Mary Brown at a Pep Assembly doing her thing. FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: TOP, Andrea Brittain, Varsity; MIDDLE, Laura Olsen, J.V. Mary Alsup, Varsity; Kris Udey, J .VJannie El lings worth, J.V.; BOTTOM ROW, Sherri Marshall, Head Cheerleader. On the Redside spirit pillow are the trophy and spirit stick the 1972-73 cheerleaders won at the NCA cheer-leading clinic for being the most outstanding cheerleaders in their school size. WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS: Mary Brown and Teresa Rake FROSH: Lisa Enterline and Tammy Scranton LIBRARY L TO R. Judy Niemi, Rose Ann McElnern, Holly Driver, Mark Enterline, Roland Matteson, Mre. Emily Lewis, SEATING. Judy Treanor, Joyce Nelson, Bonnie Morgan, Sandi Alberty, Mary Alsup, Donna Wooderson, Mrs. Gleva Wilcoxen. Joyce N. checking a book out for Dennis B. Judy Niemi working? GIRLS SPORTS SCHEDULE Sherman Sept. 19 Condon 26 Heppner Oct. 3 Sherman 10 Condon 17 Heppner 24 Condon-District 28 A team won 3 out of 6 games. Members FROM LEFT, 1ST ROW; Debbie Nelson, Mary Alsup, and Sherri Maishall. 2ND ROW; Robin Udey, Cathy Bothwell, Donna Ambrose, and Janice James. Volleyball B team won 6 out of 6 games. Members CLOCKWISE are, Andrea Brittain, Lori Lewis, Dixie Holmes, Cindy Cameron, Donna Wooderson, and Laura Kelly. This year 26 girls went out for volleyball. They all worked very hard and had a lot of fun working together. They practiced on Mondays, Wednesdays, and during Girls Sports 7th hour. Debbie Nelson and Cindy Cameron were picked most improved players of the season. Everybody improved with the help of a great coach. 33 C Team won 4 out of 5 games. Members FROM LEFT, 1ST ROW; Margaret Holmes, Jannie Ellingsworth, Laura Olson, Joyce Nelson. 2ND ROW; Thelma Satanus, Tammy Scranton, DeAnna Koons, Patti Morgan. 3RD ROW; Dani Wilcoxen, Julie Lang, Barbara Chamberlain, Josephine Henry, Carolyn Johnson. ABOVE RIGHT; COACH-Pam Ashley. Dixie H. spikes the ball in practice. Mary A. volleys while Cathy B. looks on. Sherri M. blocks Donna W. 's hit. Varsity: Dixie Holmes, Robin Udey, Donna Ambrose, Laura Kelly, Sherri Marshall, and Mary Alsup. Girls’ Basketball Foul shot for Dixie Holmes. J.V.: Laura Olsen, Debbie Nelson, Jannie Ellingsworth, Janice James, Debby Curd and Joyce Nelson. Another exciting moment for the Girls' Basketball Team BELOW: Pat (Putt) Chastain is working on BELOW: Leland Anderson shows you why rebounding came so his dribbling and fast break, easily FROM L. TO R., Keith Baker, Manager, Pat Chastain, Randy McCorkle, Tom Ambrose, Jerry Hauser, Jerry Paulson, Dennis Barnett, Leland Anderson, Jim Puckett, Tony Schackman, Head Coach. This year's Redside basketball team finished the season with a won-loss record of 9-13. However, the record is not a true indication of the basketball throughout the year. For the most part, the varsity team played excellent basketball throughout the year. The only one-sided losses suffered by the Redsides were to McEwen, who finished in 3rd place in the state tournament. Poor foul shooting, not poor play in general, cost the team a berth in the regional tournament. Special awards were given to the players at the annual awards banquet. Pat Chastain was named Hustler of the Year ; Jim Puckett was named Most Inspirational ; Randy McCorkle received the Free Throw Trophy; Leland Anderson, who was the 5th leading rebounder in the conference, was named Most Improved and Best Defensive Player ; and Tom Ambrose, a 2nd team All-Conference star, was awarded the coveted Most Valuable Player trophy. Wasco County Visitors 76 Cascade Locks 60 65 Union 66 69 The Dalles Sophomore 36 70 Griswold 58 53 Dufur 66 50 Dufur 58 45 Stanfield 38 59 Condon 42 52 Pilot Rock 69 59 Heppner 61 43 McEwen 71 53 Sherman 55 42 Umatilla 47 44 Dufur 34 58 Sherman 64 32 Condon 38 49 Pilot Rock 44 46 Heppner 47 42 McEwen 61 75 Stanfield 36 45 Umatilla 56 75 Cascade Locks 50 39 BOTTOM ROW FROM LEFT: Keith Baker, Dale Keillor, Tom James, Theron Johnson, Steve Willis, Tim Morelli, Tommy Moore; TOP ROW: Doug Chamberlin, Steve Walters, Delbert Webb, Brad Wall, Lee Olds, Guy Kenyon, Coach Howey. ABOVE: Ray DeClue going up for two points. BELOW: Jerry Paulson hooking for two. ABOVE: Tommy James jumping for two. FAR TOP RIGHT: Paulson laying it up. BELOW: Brad Wall, It's mine! CoachHowey telling his team, THIS is a basketball! BELOW: The varsity gang discussirg a few things. Steve Walters and Dale Keillor (Skeeter) warming up. Mr. Mitchke with his usual foreboding look striding down the hallowed halls--for once empty. Laura Kelly is enjoying the sunshine--what about the work? 42 Robin Udey and Ray DeClue are just one of the many changing couples in our school. Maybe Robin really will choke Ray- - you see why they're changing. In late April of '73 Mr. Schackman became a Daddy. He says no, he has not bought Kyle his first baseball glove—Dad doesn't know if he is left or right handed. Donna Ambrose and Dani Wilcoxen are starting on a chemistry field trip, pause a moment to flirt a little bit. 43 Pep Club THE PEP CLUB for 1972-73 was made up of a few spirited individuals. As a club it was responsible for the Homecoming Court's transportation. Members of the club worked throughout the year trying to lift the spirit of the school. TOP ROW: Judy Treanor, President; Joyce Nelson; Shelly Robison. BOTTOM ROW: Josephine Henry; Janice James; Robin Udey, Secretary; Debby Nelson, acting as Vice Pres. DRILL TEAM members were FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Debby Nelson, Joyce Nelson, Kathy Martin, Mary Brown, Carolyn Johnson, Janice James, Bev Matteson, Carolyn Walters, Becky Brown, Diana Koons, Barb Chamberlin. Joyce Nelson and Janice James served as Co-Captains. Drill Team PEP BAND played for football and basketball games. Their music brightened spirits at breaks before and during the games. Mr. Chamberlin was leader and advisor with Debby Keillor as director at games. TOP ROW: Ron Hayes, Dan Sanders, Bill Palmer, Steve Woods, Jerry Paulson, Stacy Parman. SECOND ROW: Nancy Walters, Debby Sanders, Debby Keillor. THIRD ROW: Barbie Chamberlin, Diana Koons, Theron Johnson. BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Chamberlin, Dale Keillor, Doug Chamberlin, Tim Morelli, and Lee Olds. Pep Band Sandi Alberty Dennis Barnett Barbara Chamberlin Cindy Albright Mary Alsup Andrea Brittain Tom Brown Robert Cox Marilyn Deel Donna Ambrose Cindy Cameron Rhonda Deel Leland Anderson Scott Cameron Virginia Gregson 46 Juniors 1973 Dixie Holmes Sue Ann Hull Debbie Keillor Laura Kelly Lori Lewis Roland Matteson Randy McCorkle Rose Ann McElheran Patricia Morelli Debbie Nelson Judy Niemi Jerry Paulson Alice Peterson Charlotte Puckett Dan Sanders Steven Woods Becky Snodgrass Judy Treanor Dani Wilcoxen Donna Wooderson 47 In the Spring of 1973 Joyce Nelson was chosen to represent Wasco County Union High in the Northwest Cherry Sweetheart contest. In this contest, sponsored by Northwest Cherry Growers, a girl is chosen to represent each of the four high schools in Wasco County. Out of the four princesses the Cherry Sweetheart is chosen. The Sweetheart was selected because of the high impression she made upon the judges during her interviews. Joyce is the eighteen year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Nelson of Wamic, Oregon. Algebra II Geology U.S. History Home Economics Contempory Novel (ABOVE LEFT) Donna Wooderson reads her book for Mrs. Howey's Contempory Novel. (ABOVE) Girls from Miss Englefried's Home Ec. class show Mr. Mitchke their pre-school charges. (BELOW) Rosie McElheran is so surprised at being caught in Mrs. Smith's Algebra II class. (ABOVE) Leland One-eye Anderson flips the peace sign while trying to hide behind Dani Wilcoxen. (BELOW) Alice Peterson gives you the ol' eye. The Geology class _ she is attending is taught by Mr. Ferguson. Mrs. Mary Smith and her frosh Algebra I class. L. TO R. Donna Ambrose, Robin Udey, Cathy Bothwell and Janice James warm up in volleyball for Girls' Sports. Mrs. Pam Ashley, P. E. and Health teacher, was busy coaching Girls' Sports including volleyball, basketball and track. She was G. A. A. advisor, too. Mrs. Mary Smith, Girls' League advisor, taught math classes. Mr. Jim Page taught social science classes. He was wrestling coach, assistant football coach and advisor of the class of '73. 50 Speech Class is having a party!! (Below) Jerry Paulson tries to check Eugene Walters in a friendly game of basketball while Randy McCorkle watches in awe. Chorus members—Randy Delco, Tom Brown and Steve Willis. Classes Girls’ Sports, Chorus U.S. History, Speech Algebra I, Physical Ed. L. TO R. Carl Cromwell, Mgr. , Rick Blanchard, Rob Dahlgren, Rod Moran, Roger Holloway, Stacey Parman, Scott Cameron, Doug Woodside, Bill Palmer, Coach Page. 52 Scott Cameron demonstrates a cross-face counter on Bill Palmer's leg dive. Our team would not have been the same without our statisticians, Donna Wooderson and Cindy Albright. Senior Wrestlers: Rob Dahlgren, Doug Woodside. Wrestling 1973 As there was not a wrestling program during the 1971-1972 school year, this was a building year for Wasco County. Many of the team members were unexperienced prior to this year. Even so, all of them met with at least some success. This was undoubtedly due to the enthusiasm on the part of everyone involved on the program. Our team captain was Doug Woodside, and a more dedicated and efficient captain we could not have had. Doug ended the season with an 8-7 record, even after facing extremely good opposition at the District Tournament. His leadership was appreciated by the entire team. The District tournament was held at Joseph and several teams competed. Doug Woodside wrestled out to the semi-finals before being defeated by the two-time State Champion from Enterprise. Scott (J. W.) Cameron also earned team points for us when he decisioned his first opponent. Following the season, the team went to Seattle to watch the nation's outstanding collegiate wrestlers compete in the NCAA finals. All of us enjoyed this annual highlight of amateur wrestling. The Outstanding Wrestler award this year was awarded to Doug Woodside, and the Most Improved Wrestler went to Rob Dahlgren. Next year, we hope to have more student participation. With a few more out, we can be very competitive. 53 School (ABOVE) Shelly Robison takes time for a picture in the typing room. (BELOW) Rick Blanchard and Dan Gore provide background music for the Chorus. (ABOVE) Kathy Conroy and Carolyn Walters mosey on down the halls. (BELOW) Brad Wall warms up for a baseball game. Girl track members await their turn to perform. Rick Blanchard Brad Brittain Mary Brown Ray DeClue Jan Ellingsworth Mike Enterline Dan Core Josie Henry Roger Holloway Bob Holman Kathy James Carolyn Johnson Julie Lang Kathy Martin Ron Myers Rod Moran Mike Weathers Lee Olds Laura Olson Denise Purington 56 Class Officers: (L. TO R.) Vice-Pres.--Ron Meyers, Student Council Rep.--Ray De Clue, Secretary-Kathy Martin, Treasurer-La ura Olsen, President--Jannie Ellingsworth. Advisor--Mr. Mitchke. Sophomores Teresa Rake Keith Richmond Barbara Shough Dale Stover Kris Udey Nancy Walters Steve Willis Stan Woods 57 1ST ROW; N. Walters, D. Wilcoxen, D. Ambrose, T. Barber, J. Niemi, S. Robison, D. Niswender, A. Brittain. 2ND ROW; D. Koons, D. Kiellor, M. Deel, S. Alberty, R. Johnson, D. Holmes, C. Puckett, C. Cameron. 3RD ROW; P. Morgan, D. Sanders, J. Ellingsworth, C. Bothwell, S. Marshall. 4TH ROW; B. Snodgrass, R. Udey, M. Alsup, L. Olsen, K. Udey, P. Meyers. 5TH ROW; P. Morelli, A. Peterson, L. Enterline, T. Scranton, K. James, T. Rake, B. Shough. 6TH ROW; J. Brown, J. Treanor, J. Henry, L. Kelly, J. James. SIDE ROWS; D. Koons, C. Walters, J. Nelson, M. Brown, C. Albright, B. Matteson, K. Martin, B. Chamberlin, B. Brown, D. Nelson, C. Johnson. Girls League Officers: S. Hull, Treasurer; D. Ambrose, V. President; J. Tranor, Secretary; J. Nelson, V. President; D. Wilcoxen, Historian; R. Johnson, President. Advisors: Mrs. Smith and Miss Lindley. The Candyman Laura Kelly. Jani Ellingsworth and Mary Brown singing Bless the Beasts and the Children . BELOW: Leland Anderson escorting Mary Alsup. Sherri Marshall models her latest creation. Girls of the Month; Ruth Johnson, Girl of the Year, Friendliness; Cathy Bothwell, Poise; Julie Lang, sincerity; Sherri Marshall, Creativity; Donna Ambrose, Leadership; Shelly Robison, School Spirit; Dani Wilcoxen; Dependability; Barbara Chamberlain, Scholarship. FIRST ROW: LETT TO RIGHT; Alvin James, Tom Moore, Stacy Parman, Randy Martin, Randy McCorkle, Rick Blanchard, Brad Wall. SECOND ROW: Cindy Albright, Batgirl, Coach Schackman, Mike Enterline, Jerry Paulson, Tom Ambrose, Ray DeClue, and Delbert Webb. Ray DeClue puts on his gear, as the bench watches the warm up. Batgirl: Cindy Albright. BELOW LEFT: Tom Ambrose stealing second while Stacy Parman coaches him. Tom Ambrose . Randy McCorkle Jerry Paulson . Mike Enterline . Rick Blanchard Ray DeClue . . Randy Martin . Delbert Webb . Brad Wall . . . Tom Moore . . Stacy Parman . . first base . pitcher, short . second base . pitcher, third . third, center . catcher . center first . second, left . short . right, left ir nr nr Tom Ambrose easily puts a man out at first. BASEBALL The baseball team this year consisted of one senior, two juniors, three sophomores, and five frshman. This in itself showed how much the team was up against this year being so inexperienced. Even with all these things against them the team did very well with the material it had to work with. The team improved with every game and it was aided by the leadership of Randy McCorkle and Tom Ambrose, who were very steady performers. The team is very much looking foreward to next year. Randy McCorkle showing his form. An unhappy Coach Schackman. Mike Enterline warming up before an inning. 61 Ray DeClue catching the third strike. The Class of '73 picked Long Beach, Washington as their home base for Senior Skip. Included in the trip were nineteen Seniors and six chaperones. Many good times and funny stories came with the return of the bus. Jerry Hauser and Holly Driver finds sea shells the easy way. 62 ASB Elections Elections for Student body offices were held in May. For one week each candidate campaigned by passing around buttons, talking to the students and putting up campaign signs. Each candidate must have a campaign manager and must give a speech in front of the student body on Election day. Candidate for Vice-President Laura Olson. Making his campaign speech for ASB President is Dennis Barnett. Laura Kelly entertains the students. The candidates and their managers listen attentively to the speech being given. Most Valuable Players FROM LEFT: Wrestling-Doug Woodside, Football and Basketball-Tom Ambrose, Track-Jim Puckett, Baseball-Randy McCorkle. Trophies at this year's banquet. Athlete of the Year-Tom Ambrose Sports Banquet ABOVE: Co-Athletes of the Year-Robin Udey and Sherri Marshall. RIGHT: Most Valuable Players FROM LEFT: Basketball-Donna Ambrose Volley-ball-Robin Udey, Track-Sherri Marshall. Keith Baker Rebecca Brown Doug Chamberlin Kathy Conroy Carl Cromwell Lisa Enterline Randy Franklin Rick Gore Margaret Holmes Tommy James Theron Johnson Dale Keillor Guy Kenyon DeAnna Koons Randy Martin Beverly Matteson 66 Stacey Parman Debra Sanders Thelma Satanus Tamara Scranton Brad Wall Carolyn Walters Steve Walters Delbert Webb Teresa McHenry Thomas Moore Timothy More lli Patti Morgan Mr. Mitchke and Mr. Page taking a break!!! Patricia Meyers Richard Nelson Dorene Niswender Bill Palmer Mary Brown entertains with her Edith Ann act. ABOVE: Freshmen Lisa Enterline and Thelma Satanas try out for J. V. cheerleader. ACROSS: Frosh algebra I class; smile awhile. Women faculty listen to the student body candidates speak. Mr. Mitchke, Advisor; Regina P; Holly D; Ruth J; Shelly R; Doug W; Jim P; Keith R; NOT PICTURED, Dennis B. This year the Annual Production class was formed eliminating the need for weekly meetings after school. Annual Publications The annual is arranged in chronological order beginning at the front with the first of the year and working toward the end. Many hours were spent working on the yearbook even though not all were productive ones. We hope you do enjoy the 1973 Redside. Dennis B. checking his negatives. Doug W. contributed all his time and energy to the Annual. Keith R. and Shelly R. working on their layouts. Classes Shakespeare Government of Oregon Registration American Problems William Blake wrote in his poem ''Auguries of Innocence : To see a World in a grain of sand, And a Heaven in a wild flower; Hold Infinity in the palm of your hand, And Eternity in a hour. ABOVE: Donna Ambrose and Ruth Johnson enjoying Mr. Mitchke's Shakespeare class. BELOW: Mr. Page giving a lecture to his Government of Oregon class. Kerry Hayes and Teri Barber preparing for American Problems. Freshmen registering at the first of school. 70 The perfect secretary! Randy McCorkle has such a cute smile. (BELOW) Sherri Marshall shops on Senior Skip. Jim Puckett, Bill Palmer and Randy Martin stand in a doorway that leads to the parking lot. (BELOW) Jim Puckett, Pat Chastain, Donna and Tom Ambrose watch an away basketball game. 72 Randy McCorkle prepares to hit this pitch a mile at an away game. (BELOW) Ray DeClue lias lost interest in the high jump while Lee Olds diligently practices. Rod Moran, Rick Blanchard and Rob Dahlgren are being introduced to the student body as members of the wrestling team. Jerry Paulson and an unknown admirer (undoubtedly Debby Keilor). School Life Graduation Dong Woodside delivered his valedictory. The Class of '73 chose the yellow rose for their class flower and green and white as their colors. Debby Curd sang See You In September, and Leland Anderson played and sang, Lovin' Arms. Doug Woodside was the Valedictorian while Ruth Ann Johnson was Saluta-torian. Mr. Oppliger addresses graduates. I ■ I ■ . i • Their motto was, Fly while you still have wings. S TIi l Mr. Oppliger, principal; Rev. Powers; Gerald Hauser, board member. Graduating class of 1973. Shelly and Bob, happy its' all over. BELOW: Part of the class just waiting patiently, but Pat what did you forget? Cathy to Jerry: Let's get out of here! Holly. Look again, Mr. Oppliger. I KNOW it's there! ABOVE, Ray DeClue throwing the javelin to a winning distance. TO RIGHT, Tom Brown clearing the bar at 5'2 in a meet at Culver. FRONT ROW, L. TO R.; Tom Moore, Doug Chamberlin, Stacy Parman, Tim Morelli, Theron Johnson, Guy Kenyon, Jim Puckett, Roland Matteson, Steve Willis; BACK ROW; Lewis Henry, Mgr., Coach Howey, Lee Olds, Ray DeClue, Jerry Paulson, Steve Walters, Tom Brown, And NOT SHOWN Mike Enterline, Brad Wall, and Bob Dahlgren. Track This year's track team was comprised of a number of underclassmen who held up their end of the load very well when it came to placing. The year we had was very rewarding and the track team did very well for the amount of juniors and seniors that were on the team. Jim Puckett won the most valuable player for track this year by outscoring everyone. The seniors of the team were Tom Anbrose, Bob Dahlgren and Jim Puckett. Jim Puckett putting the shot. Three of the track team warming up at the track meet at Lyle. Tom Moore in the 880 yard run at Maupin. Jerry Paulson stepping over the hurdles easily. ABOVE AND LEFT: Steve Walters and Roland Matteson running the mile. BELOW RIGHT: Jim Puckett broadjumping in a meet at Lyle, on a very warm and sunny day. ABOVE: Bob Dahlgren throwing the discus. BELOW: Jim Puckett starting the 100 yd. dash, and BELOW RIGHT: Tom Ambrose Putting the shot at Lyle. Occupation Class listening to guest speaker. Beautiful Music! Mr. Page lecturing the U.S. History Class. Mary B, helping a visiting preschooler. What Pam? A studying Science Class? Classes P.E., Annual Production, Art, Typing, Contempory Novel, Library, Projectionist, Chorus, Geology Barbara Chamberlin and Debby Nelson accompanies the Chorus at the Spring Concert. (ABOVE) Sue Hull, student librarian, checks out books for Becky Brown, Thelma Satanus and Terri McHenry. (BELOW) Members of Mr. Ferguson's Geology class--Roland Matteson, Alice Peterson, Jerry Hauser and A1 James. it ■ yv v vvwyw W V V. V Vv VW-V. vw, VV A vVAV wwvy Eugene W. shoots the ball while Jerry P. stands by. Steve Willis doing Art? Karen Wood poses tor the cameraman. Holly Driver is preparing the student mug shots. Dan Sanders smiling in a typing class? Rod W. and Regina P. studying? ADVERTISING - Mount Hood Mill SUPERINTENDENT PETE BARBER 395-2221 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1973 Graves Market, Maupin for fine food and fast service. Donna Ambrose charges at the Maupin Drug Store. Troutman s Hometown Hardware for all your needs. Bamett s Arco Station--get your oil changed! AtlantlcRichfield 84 The Walters family eats great pizza at Spooky's. Lisa rents a room at the Maupin Auto Court. Ray's Union-----fast service with a smile. LEFT: Valley General Store, Tygh Valley. Your place to shop. Shelly Robison admires the fine glassware at Milne's in The Dalles. For the best camera supplies------Mel-O's, The Dalles. Donna A. is dining in the Tapadera, The Dalles. Albertson's food center, The Dalles, Oregon. . 86 Joyce Nelson orders at Johnny's Cafe in The Dalles. Signitures Sharold's Shoes The Dalles, Oregon Downy C aipets The Dalles,'Oregon Richmond’s —, Service jJCrJg •Chevrolet Service Red Rooster Cafe •Welding and Machine Work FINE FOOD AND •General Repairs •Auto Parts •Gasoline — Tires FAST, FRIENDLY SERVICE MAUPIN, OREGON 395 2638 Maupin, C-egon 395-2501 Brown’s Garage CHEVRON GASOLINE SALES - SERVICE - PARTS Complete Shop SERVICE AND REPAIR Deschutes Telephone SERVING MAUPIN TYGH VALLEY PINE GROVE ♦ WAMIC Tygh Valley, Oregon 483-2311 Subsidiary of Telephone Utilities Business Office 395-2211 Gene Gayee jeweler Stole THE DALLES, OREGON 97058 420 E. 2nd THE DALLES, OREGON S and H Green Stamps 314 E. 2nd ST. PHONE 296-2563 MATERIALLY YOURS SALES SERVICE Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co. The Kirby Co. The Dalles, Oregon Vacuum Cleaners Sewing Machines Ufejyl 811 E. 2nd 296-5414 305 E. 2nd 296-5276 The Dalles, Oregon 88 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ’73 COMPLIMENTS OF THE DALLES AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION SIS . 2ND STREC IM-IW4 THe DALLES. ORPOON 97058 ll eAst ut Auto. 419 E. 2nd Phone: 298 1718 The Dalles, Oregon SigHUut'ft Fkiuma FLOWCKS fOK ALL OCCASIONS We’d like to get. to know you THE DALLES BRANCH 306 COURT STREET THE DAI LfS, ORBCON First National Bank of Oregon EDDY’S MOTEL BIG JIM’S DRIVE-IN OVERLOOKING THE DALLES DAM THF DALLES, OREGON THE DALLES, OREGON 89 CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES PAYLESS DRUG STORE CRAIG OFFICE SUPPLY 312 FEDERAL OLYMPIA PORTABLES -BOOKS-ART SUPPLIES-SOCIAL STATIONARY THE DALLES 308 WASHINGTON THE DALLES, OREGON 90 Senior Index STEVE ADDINGTON ASB vice-pres 4 F. T.A. 3 Football 1,2,3 Track 1 Wrestling 2 Track 1 Lettermen's Club 2,3,4 TOM AMBROSE Boys' State Rep. 3 Pep Band 1 Projectionist 4 Class Outstanding Athlete 2 Football 1,2, 3,4 Co-Captain 4 Outstanding Athlete 4 Basketball 1,2, 3,4 Co-Captain 4 Outstanding Athlete 4 Track 4 Baseball 2,4 Athlete of the Year 4 Lettermen's Club 2,3,4 TERI BARBER G. A.A. 1,2 Pep Band 1 Cheerleader 2 Crama Club 2 Track 1,2 Powder puff football 1 Girls' League 1,2,3,4 CATHY BOTH WELL Cheerleader 1,2,3 Pep Club 1,2, 3 Chorus 1 G.A.A. 1 National Honor Society 3,4 Class Vice-pres. 1 Pres. 2 Treas. 4 Outstanding Citizen 1,2 Graduation Planning Committee Girls' League 1,2,3,4 CHASTAIN, PAT Pep band 1, 3,4 F.T.A. 3 Class Vice-pres. 4 Outstanding Scholar 3 Outstanding citizen 2 Football 3,4 Wrestling 1 Basketball 2,3,4 Most dedicated 4 Lettermen's Club 3,4 CURD, DEBBY Drill Team 3 Chorus 3,4 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Representative 4 Prom Queen 4 Class Graduation Planning Committee 4 Powderpuff soccer 4 Track 1,2 Girls' League 1,2, 3,4 DAHLGREN, ROBERT Chorus 4 Wrestling 4 Most Improved 4 Track 4 Lettermen's Club 4 DELCO, RANDY Football 1,2, 3,4 Wrestling 1,2 Track 1,3 Lettermen's Club 1,2, 3,4 DRIVER, HOLLY Pep Club 1,2,3 G.A.A. 1 Annual Production 4 Librarian 4 Class Graduation Planning Committee 4 Girl's League 1,2, 3,4 Treasurer 3 ENTERLINE, MARK Football 1,2,4 Basketball 1 Class Pres. 3 EVELAND, RAY Football 1,2, 3,4 Wrestling 1 Baseball 1, 3 Track 1 Basketball 2,3 Lettermen's Club 1,2, 3,4 FARGHER, FRED Drama Club 1,2 ASB Treasurer 3 Class Vice-pres. 3 Music in May 3 Football 1,2 Basketball 1,2,3 HAUSER, JERRY Chorus 1 Basketball 1,2, 3,4 Lettermen's Club 3,4 IVERSON, DAVID JAMES, ALVIN Track 2,3,4 Baseball 2,4 Football 3,4 Lettermen's Club 3,4 Basketball 3,4 JAMES, JANICE Annual Production 3 G.A.A. 2,3,4 Pep Club 4 Basketball 4 F. T.A. 4 Drill Team 3,4 Chorus 4 Volleyball 4 Powder puff Soccer 4 Track 3,4 Girls' League 3,4 JOHNSON, RUTH Pep Club 1,2,3 Pres. 3 Pep band 1 G. A.A. 1,2,3,4 Rep. 3 Most Improved girl 1 Home Economics Crisco Award 1 Class Outstanding Scholar 2,3 Outstanding Citizen 2, 3 Salutatorian 4 Drama Club 3 National Honor Society 3,4 Treas. 3 Annual Production 4 Sec-treas. 4 Homecoming Princess 4 Girls' League 1,2,3,4 Girl of Month Poise 3 Friendliness 4 Girl of the year 4 Pres 4 Vice-Pres 3 KENNEDY, CATHY Queen Wasco Co. Fair 3 Princess Wasco Co. Fair 2 91 MARSHALL, SHERRI G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 3,4 Cheerleader 1,2, 3,4 Pep Club 1,2, 3,4 Secretary 4 Head Cheerleader 4 Vice Pres. 3 Statistician 4,2 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Drill Team 1, 3,4 Cheerleader 3 Sec-treas. 3 F.T.A. 3,4 Homecoming Princess 3 F.T.A. 2,3 Annual Production 4 F.T.A. 3,4 Student Lounge Committee 4 Cherry Princess 4 Girls' State Rep. 3 Homecoming Planning Committee Class Class 3,4 Treasurer 3 Student Council Rep. 1,4 Homecoming Queen 4 Basketball 1,4 Treasurer 2 Ski Club 3 Track 4 Secretary 3 Class Powderpuff football 1,4 Girls' League 1,2, 3,4 Basketball 1,2, 3,4 Sec-treas. 1 Powder puff football 1,2,4 Student Council Rep. 3 Vice-Pres. 4 Track 4 Outstanding Athlete 3 Volleyball 4 Volleyball 1,2, 3,4 PUCKETT, JIM Most Valuable 4 Basketball 3,4 Annual Production 4 Athlete of the year 4 Track 3,4 Prom King 4 Girls' League 1,2, 3,4 Most Inspirational 3 A SB Pres 4 Most Valuable 4 Student Lounge Committee 4 WALTERS, EUGENE Athlete of year 4 Class Pep Band 1,2, 3,4 Girls' League 1,2, 3,4 Student Council Rep. 2 Basketball 1,2,3 Girl of Month Outstanding Athlete 1,3 Photo Club 1 School Spirit 1 Football 1, 2, 3,4 Football 3,4 Creativity 3,4 Co-captain 4 Shrine Alternate 4 Lettermen's Club 3,4 MOORE, KEN All-Conference as end 4 WOOD SIDE, DOUG Football 1,2, 3,4 Basketball 1,2, 3,4 Annual Production 2, 3,4 Basketball 1,2,3 Co-captain 4 Assistant Editor 3 Lettermen's Club 2, 3,4 Track 1,2, 3,4 Editor 4 Captain 3,4 Pep Band 1 MORRELLI, TOM Most valuable 3,4 Drama Club 2, 3 Pep Band 1,2,3 Lettermen's Club 1,2, 3,4 F.T.A. 3 Basketball 1,2,3 National Honor Society 3,4 Varsity Manager 1 PURINCTON, REGINA Ski Club 2,3 Football 4 G.A.A. 3 Class F.T.A. 4 Pres. 1,4 MORGAN, BONNIE Annual Production 4 Graduation Planning Committee 4 Pep Club 1,2,3 A SB Secretary 2 Girls' League 4 Prom Committee 4 Sec 3 Valedictorian 4 F.T.A. 4 ROBISON, SHELLY Outstanding Scholar 2 Chorus 3 Outstanding Citizen 3 Class F.T.A. 3 Student Council 1,3,4 Sec 4 Pep Club 4 ASB Vice-pres. 3 Graduation Planning Committee 4 Annual Production 4 Student Lounge Committee 4 Powder puff football 1,2, 3 Graduation Planning Committee Wrestling 2,4 Volleyball 1 Statistician 4 Captain 4 G.A.A. 1,2,3 Powderpuff Soccer 4 Most Valuable 4 Girls' League 1,2, 3,4 Class Lettermen's Club 2, 3,4 Historian 3 Prom Committee 4 Track WOODSIDE, ROD NEELY, CAROL Girls' League 3,4 Football 1,2, 3,4 Pep Club 1, 3 Girl of Month Basketball 1,2,3 C.A.A. 1 School Spirit 4 Baseball 1 F.F.A. 2 Lettermen's Club 2,3,4 Play 3 UDEY, ROBIN Teacher's Aide 3 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Volleyball 1,2, 3,4 Pres 4 Pep Band 1 NELSON, JOYCE Drill Team 1, 2 92