Union High School - Redsides Yearbook (Maupin, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1974 volume:

Skylab 2 Juan Paeon elected president of Argentina Isabel, his wife, became vice-president. O.J. Simpson of Buffalo Bills gained 2.030 yards to shatter NFL single-season rushing record. a Great Britain s Princess Anne wed British Army Lt. Mark Phillips at Westminster Abbey 1974 WORLD SERIES Oakland A’ defeated New York Met for second consecutive World Series title comet nonouten illuminated skres. not to return tor o.uuu years ENERGY CRISIS Fuel shortage caused many gas stations to close on Sundays. WATERGATE Members of American Indian Movement gained attention for their cause by capturing and holding town of Wounded Knee. South Dakota Senator Sam Ervin opened Senate Watergate hearings. 1973-1974 REDSIDE Mrs. Martin, head cook, waiting to serve lunch. Mr. Walker, custodian for half the year. Mrs. Puckett, kitchen aid, washing out some dishes. ABOVE: Mr. Staats, RIGHT, with Ken Connors, MIDDLE, instructs an OJT custodian. RIGHT: Gary Oppliger measures for new molding before quitting as head custodian half way through the year to take another job. Mr. Judy, Supt., principal, at his never-ending tasks. Mr. Staats, head custodian, locks up shop. Mr. Alsup looking for passengers. Mrs. Barr and Mrs. Frailey sorting out the never-ending Mrs. Niemi getting lunch ready for the famished students. Mr. Donnigan shedding light. STAFF 3 Kathy Martin and Carol Walters were apprehensive about the outcome of this showdown. Jannie Ellingsworth and Kim Earl get pointers on music from Mr. Chamberlin. ABOVE: Ray DeClue and Dennis Barnett discuss game. RIGHT: Pam James parading her creation at Mother-Daughter Tea. BELOW: Kathy Martin and ? working at library typewriter. ABOVE: Chris Barnett representing the class of '91 at graduation of the class of '74.1 BELOW: Tim Morelli getting up enough courage to ask her for a date. BELOW LEFT: Cindy Gardner relaxing at a track meet. Dennis Barnett looking for 9ome action. Bob Holman giving his speech to the student b°dy Kris Udey trying to hide behind Josie Henry Camera shy? Laura Olson, a pretty flower girl at graduation: Don't you DARE!” Mike Enterline: CRO-O-O-O-VY man! Pat Morgan and DeAnna Koons. Industrious is the word. Kathy James: What if I flunk? BELOW: Debby Sanders and Karen Wood joking in class. BOTTOM: Some Pep Band members warm up. ABOVE: Brad Brittain working on his yearbook layouts. BELOW: Carol Walters, rushing as always. Cindy Gardner enjoying one of Spooky's pizzas. 7 Sue Ann Hull and Judy Treanor doing nothing. Charlotte Puckett doing what she knows best? Kathy James wondering what that bright flash was. Donna Niswender changing books. Scott Cameron taking a chew. Maupin Redside fans, including the prominent Dalles barber, Bill Pettijohn. (FRONT ROW THIRD FROM RIGHT) Terry Jackson and Cindy Gardner applying for a loan to get married? Laura Kelly rapping her A.S.B.P. gavel. Cindy Gardner looks on as Dennis Barnett takes a picture. Alice Peterson seems to be very well occupied. LEFT: Mary Brown... just looking. Marilyn Deel shows off her big.. .hat. Vicky Barnhart and Kim Earl in Teenager and the Law. Randy McCorkle attempts to avoid Weston-McEwen tackier. FOOTBALL Tom Brown outruns a tackier dining one of his big gains this season. Coach Howey explains some strategy during half-time of one of the Redside's games. 10 BACK ROW, L. TO R.: Keith Baker, Gene Wood, Randy McCorkle, Mike Enterline, Rick Blanchard, Steve Willis, Rod Moran, Ron Meyers, Dale Stover, Tom Brown, Ray DeClue, Dennis Barnett, and Coach Howey. SECOND ROW: Tom Moore, Guy Kenyon, Tony Conroy, Dan Morgan, Jeff Woodside, Stacey Parman, Carl Cromwell, Roger Holloway, Randy Martin, Theron Johnson, Lyle Brittain, and Coach Page. FRONT ROW: Dennis Brenden, Dan Ellingsworth, Cliffowl Olson, Roland Matteson, Tom Ashley, Doug Chamberlin, Tim Smothermon, and Mike Matteson. This year's football team was generally made up of underclassman and a number of juniors. The team included only four seniors. The win-loss record may not have been very impressive, but the experience gained by the younger players makes the upcoming years look very promising. The varsity record was 2 and 6 with one game against Condon cancelled because of bad weather. Two players from the varsity squad were picked on the all-league team, both on defense. Senior captain Dennis Barnett was on first team at defensive end and junior Ray DeClue was chosen first team defensive linebacker. 11 Theron Johnson tackling an opponent from Condon. Varsity: BACK ROW; L TO R: Keith Baker, Gene Wood, Randy McCorkle, Mike Enterline, Rick Blanchard, Steve Willis, Rod Moran, Ron Meyers, Dale Stover, Tom Brown, Ray DeClue, Dennis Barnett, and Coach Howey; FRONT ROW: Tom Moore, Guy Kenyon, Tony Conroy, Dan Morgan, Jeff Woodside, Stacey Parman, Carl Cromwell, Roger Holloway, Randy Martin, Theron Johnson, Lyle Brittain, Doug Chamberlin, and Roland Matte son. LEFT: Dale Stove 51 and Mike Enterline 32 out of the play as 49 leads interference. RIGHT: Tom Moore goes along the line looking for the hole that was not there. ABOVE: Lisa Enterline and Tammy Scranton working on their math. Sue Ann Hull, Kathy Addington, and Shannon Mayhew joking in the library. Debbie Keillor and Jerry Paulson, together for a change. Randy McCorkle feeding his face again. Mrs. McCorkle, Mrs. Niemi, and Mrs. Puckett in action. Charlotte Puckett and Larry Kuhlman playing around. LEFT: Elsie Johnson attended ALL games, as usual. ABOVE: Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Ashley discuss film schedule for P.E. BELOW: Mr. Alsup waiting for the slow ones. LEFT: Rick Nelson kept the wrestlers supplied with towels. Mrs. Lewis ordering film. Mrs. Ashley giving everybody a Good Morning in the hall. Mrs. Harvey looking around to see what's going on in her Developmental Reading class. Mr. Schackman, Okay, Mr. Chamberlin, kids... Miss Bigelow concentrating on a chilly morning. Mrs. Howey trying to get her class settled down. Scott Cameron reading in comfort. Randi Lewis and Vicky Barnhart looking for trouble. Tim More Hi giving Mrs. Lewis a hard time. Miss Bigelow and some of her Freshman typing class. 16 ABOVE: Outstanding senior scholars for the four years spent in High School are: LEFT: Cindy Garder with a 3.93, RIGHT: Donna Ambrose with a 3.95 GPA. BELOW: Class officers were: L. TO R. Mr. Ferguson, Adviser; Donna Ambrose; Secretary; Dennis Barnett, Representative; Debbie Keillor, Treasurer; Marilyn Deel, President; Dan Sanders, Vice-President. 18 Lee Anderson Cindy Albright Dennis Barnett Mary Alsup Andrea Brittain Sandy Alberty Tom Brown Scott Cameron Barbra Chamberlin Marilyn Deel Virginia Gregson Ron Hayes Lewis Henry Jr. Sue Ann Hull Debbie Keillor 20 Donna Ambrose taking a brief moment off from keeping score. Laura Kelly Rose Ann McEleran 21 Pat Morelli Debbie Nelson Judy Niemi Jerry Paulson Alice Peterson Charlotte Puckett Dan Sanders Judy Treanor Rebecca Snodgrass CCass of Steven Woods Donna Wooderson Members of Pep Club included, FRONT ROW: L. TO R. Patti Morgan, Helen Kelly, Cindy Monner, June Palmer, Carol Walters, Kris Udey. SECOND ROW: Jannie Ellingsworth, Laura Olsen, Barbra Shough, Cindy Gardner, Marilyn Deel, Mary Brown. BACK ROW: Cherryl Gittings, Lisa Enterline, Tammy Scranton, Mary Alsup, Thelma Satanus, Pam James, Vicki Barnhart, Advisor, Mr. Chamberlin. NOT PICTURED: Debbie Nelson. The 1973 Homecoming Week started with the announcement of Mary Alsup as Queen. Each day students dressed in various costumes, adding to the fun and spirit of the week. The Seniors won the Spirit Jug and the Noise Parade . The Juniors won the hall decorations, and the Redsides won the football game against Riverside, 22-8. C J K n TOP) The Seniors showed their spirit at the Noise Parade. MIDDLE) FROM LEFT-Carol Walters-Junior Princess, Mary Alsup-Queen, Donna Ambrose-James-Frosh Princess, and Cathy Conroy-Sophomore Princess stood in the heat of the bonfire. BOTTOM) Freshmen advisor, Pam Ashley, showed her school spirit as she joined her freshmen on their truck. 25 Football Cheerleaders, J. V. and Varsity L TO R: Mary Alsup, Jannie Ellingsworth, Thelma Santanus, Lise Enterline, Tammy Scranton, Mary Brown, and Laura Olsen. 26 LEFT: The cheerleaders do their thing. ABOVE RIGHT: The Wrestling Cheerleaders L TO R: June Palmer and Carol Walters. Basketball Cheerleaders, Varsity, J. V., and Freshmen. L. TOR,: Laura Olsen, Jannie Ellingsworth, Vicki Barnhart, Thelma Santanus, Lisa Enterline, Tammy Scranton, Pam James, Mary Brown, and Mary Alsup. L. TO R.; Charlotte Puckett, Lee Anderson, Laura Kelly, Delbert Webb, Carl Cromwell, Tom Brown, and NOT PICTURED, Bob Holman. PROJECTIONISTS Tom Brown and Lee Anderson are working hard to get this projector in running order. 29 B Team; FRONT ROW-Josephine Henry, Mary Brown, 2ND ROW-Debbie Keillor, Carol Walters, 3RD ROW -Mary Alsup, C indy Gardner, 4TH ROW -Carolyn Walters, Thelma Satanus and Kris Udey. GIRLS VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE Sept. 18 Hood River 23 Sherman Oct. 2 Condon 9 Heppner 16 Sherman 23 Condon 30 Sherman Toum. Nov. 3 District Toum. The A Team equaled in wins and losses. While the B Team had more wins than losses. District was held in Pentleton for the A Team but they were unable to make it for play offs in State. Sandi Alberty also participated in district. 30 A Team; FRONT ROW-Julie Lang, Jannie Ellingsworth, Laura Olsen, and Mary Alsup, 2ND ROW -Donna Wooderson, Debbie Nelson, Barbara Chamberlain, and Donna Amberose. 31 GIRLS BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Dec. 10 Stevenson WON Jan. 7 The Dalles WON 14 Stevenson WON 17 Hood River WON 21 Sherman WON 23 Hood River WON 28 The Dalles LOST Feb. 11 W ahtonka WON 18 Sherman WON We were real proud of our girls this season. The J. V. Team had a 3-5 record. The Seniors in the Team were Cindy Gargener, Donna Ambrose, Mary Alsup, Debbie Nelson, Barbara Chamberlin, Sandi Alberty and Donna Wooderson. The team next year will miss these girls. Varsity Team: FRONT ROW-Coach Mrs. Ashley, 2ND ROW-Cindy Gardner, Jannie Ellingsworth, 3RD ROW-Donna Ambrose, Debbie Nelson, 4TH ROW-Mary Alsup and Laura Olsen. J. V. Team: FRONT ROW-Coach Mrs. Ashley, 2ND ROW-Carolyn Walters, Julie Lang, Mary Brown and Kris Udey, 2ND ROW-Donna Wooderson, Sandy Alberty, Barbara Chamberlin, Josephine Henry, and Cheryl Gettings. April 4 6 13 19 20 26 29 May 1 2 10 Sherman Corbett Inv. Condon Inv. Condon Redside Inv. Sherman Inv. Sherman Dufur W ahtonka Dist. Tournament ABOVE: Bad stepping cost Donna Ambrose a 15 foot jump. BELOW L TO R: A Senior, Cindy Gardener about to pass her opponent for second place. Karen Wood flies over all her hurdles. Barbara Chamber-lain makes use of her few jumps. Girls Track There were only four girls who went to State in 1974. Laura Olsen, Donna Ambrose, Julie Land and Barbara Chamberlain did the 880 Medley Relay. LEFT: Donna Ambrose was picked Girl Athlete of the Year, Most Valuable Player in Basketball and Track. Nice going, Donna! 33 r UPPER LEFT: Officers; President, Donna Ambrose Vice-Pres., Debbie Nelson, Sec. -Treas., Judy Treanor and Head of Sports, Barbara Chamberlin conducting the meeting. CENTER: Laura Olsen believes Jannie Ellingsworth will never hit the birdie. Debbie Nelson flips the birdie. G. A. A. FRONT ROW: Officers; Judy Treanor, Barbara Chamberlin, Debbie Nelson and Donna Ambrose. 2ND ROW: Alice Peterson, Tammy Scranton, Thelma Santanas, Carol Walters, Mary Brown, Kris Udey, Barbara S ho ugh, Josephine Henry. 3RD ROW: Cindy Gardener, Nancy Olsen, Randi Lewis, June Palmer, Laura Olsen, and Julie Lang. Rick Blanchard Jannie EUingsworth Roger Holloway Bradley Brittain Michael Enterline Robert Holman Mary Brown Dan Gore Kathy James Raymond DeClue Josephine Henry Julie Lang J u N I O R S Junior class officers: L TO R: Mike Enterline, Pres.; Mr. Mitchke, adviser; Laura Olson, Treas.; Nancy Walters, Sec.; Jannie Ellingsworth, Vice Pres. Kathy Martin Addington Terasa Rake Chris Udey Steve Willis Ron Meyers Keith Richmond Cindi Vogt Gene Wood Rod Moran Barbara Shough Carol Walters Stanley Woods Laura Olson Dale Stover Nancy Walters 37 BASKETBALL Although the 1973-74 Redside varsity basketball season was a time of great achievement, it was also a time of great disappointment. In the pre-conference play, the Redsides captured the Championship trophy in the third annual Redside Invitational Tournament by defeating Wahtonka and Corbett by lopsided scores of 59-35 and 52-22. In the Ranger Invitational, featuring international competition, the Redsides received the runnerup trophy, losing only to the touring Australian team from Sidney, Australia in the championship game, 59-54. In die other non-conference games, the Maupin crew defeated Dufur by margins of 65-45 and 53-33. After Christmas Vacation the Redsides opened their quest for the elusive Columbia Basin Conference Championship by clobbering Sherman County 64-42 and edging Umatilla 50-45. The following week the defending league champion, Weston-McEwen, moved into town thumped the Redsides 71-57. Then came a string of seven consecutive victories over league rivals. First, it was a 68-45 win over lowly Riverside; then came the crucial weekend against bitter rival Heppner and always tough Pilot Rock. Against Heppner the scene was the same as a year ago, instant replay of the one that didn't go , which sent the game into over-time--but fortunately for the Wasco County crew, Mike Enterline found his shooting eye and led the team to a very, very gratifying 60-56 win. After a 7 hour bus ride home (5 a.m.), the Redsides recovered for a 55-50 win over the Rockets. Other victories followed: Condon 53-44, Sherman County 51-43, Stanfield 59-36 and Umatilla 59-44. Again it was Weston-McEwen who ended the win streak with a 56-55 overtime win over Coach Schackman's squad. The Conference schedule was completed with a string of 5 straight wins which vaulted the Redsides into a tie for the league title. Included in that string were victories over Riverside 81-53, Heppner 61-44, Pilot Rock 56-43, Condon 70-55, and Stanfield 70-42. Having earned the distinction of being Columbia-Basin Conference Co-Champion, the Redsides headed into the District 7-A Tournament with their sights set on a state tournament berth. The opening game of the tournament saw the Redsides defeat the strong Umatilla Vikings by a score of 49-40. The stage was now ready for the championship game of the District 7-A Tournament with the Redside's foe none other than the old nemesis, the Weston-McEwen Tiger-Scots. At the final buzzer, the Maupin squad had pulled out a hard fought-44-39 defensive battle. Thus, the Wasco Country Redsides had won the District 7-A Tournament Championship and also a share of the Columbia Basin Conference title. But by a quirk of fate (or was it a complete error in judgement by the District Basketball Committee of Administrators! ?) the Redsides had to play the Tiger-Scots again to determine who would go to State. The end of the road had come as the Redsides were defeated 56-42. Although the team did not make the trip to State, it was a year of great accomplishment. Besides winning various trophies, the Redsides compiled the best win-loss record (21-4) in the history of Wasco County Union High School. The team was rewarded for their outstanding season by being rated the 10 team in the State in the Oregon Journal Coaches' Poll. Many individual honors were also bestowed upon Redside players. Jerry Paulson was named 1st TeamAll-Confcrence as well as 1st Team All-District 7-A Tournament. Randy McCorlke was named 2nd Team All-Conference and 1st Team All-District 7-A Tournament. Leland Anderson was named Honorable Mention All-Conference and 2nd team All-District 7-A Tournament. Dennis Barnett was named honorable mention All-Conference. Won so much—gained so little. V BASKETBALL Mr. Schackman giving orders. Paulson scores two! Paulson shoots his patented jump shot. Jeiry Paulson looking to pass. Lee Anderson shoots over Condon player. The unity of the Redside team was vividly shown in the above picture. The team actually passed up shots in order to pass to someone else who they felt was more open. There has never in the history of Wasco County Union High School been a team that was as close as the six of seven players that comprised the varsity squad, They did everything alike and you can ask anyone that followed them and find out how proud our community was of the team. The unity of the team helped lead them to the greatest record in the history of WCUH 21-4. ABOVE: Lee Anderson and Ray De Clue run up the floor as Dennis Barnett waits for the ball. BELOW: Ray DeClue shoots a jump shot at an away game. The Redside team defense is very apparent in the ABOVE picture. BELOW, the varsity team: FRONT ROW: Jeff Woodside, Tom Moore, Tim Morelli, Tom Brown; BOTTOM ROW: Lee Anderson, Mike Enterline, Randy McCorkle, Jerry Paulson, Delbert Webb, Dennis Barnett, and Raymond DeClue. rLAJi r, h n H Coach Howey explains strategy. BELOW: Tom Moore shoots a driving lay-up. Tom Moore aggressivley takes the ball away from a Heppner player. The JV's record came out even this year at 9-9, mainly caused by the use of JV players on the varsity. ABOVE: Delbert Webb shoots his under-hand lay-in at a game against Heppner at Home this year. BELOW: Members of the JV team: FRONT ROW: Tim Morelli, Tony Conroy, Dan Morgan, Jeff Woodside, Alan McCorlde, and Ted Wentz; BACK ROW: Lyle Brittain, Doug Chamberlin, Delbert Webb, Keith Richmond, Dan Ellingsworth, Tom Moore, and Theron Johnson. Lyle Brittain fights for loose ball. Members of freshman unit: FRONT ROW: Alan McCorkle, Jeff Woodsied, and Dan Morgan, j BACK ROW: Tony Conroy, Ted Wentz, Dan Ellingsworth, and Lyle Brittain. Dan Ellingsworth receives pass from teammate Tony Conroy working hard. Librarians (FRONT ROW L TO R): Mrs. Lewis, Charolet Pucket, Judy Treaner, Becky Brown, Patty Meyers, (BACK ROW): Judy Niemi, Nancy Walters, Kathy Addington, Sue Ann Hull, Scott Cameron, Ron Hayes, Shanon Mayhew, Roger Holloway. (ABOVE) Scott Cameron files a library book. (ABOVE RICHT): Charolet Pucket Checks out an overdue book which has been damaged. (LEFT): Judy Treaner, in quite a hurry to get her library paper finished. (ABOVE): Mrs. Lewis figures out grades, (RIGHT): Shanon Mayhew checking up on missing books. L II., Rick Blanchard listening to a radio in Mr. Ferguson's Electronics class. Dennis Barnett lecturing to Mr. Ferguson's I.P.S, class. Randy McCorkle studying directions in Electronics class on how to use a solder gun. Tim Morelli looking through the VTR camera. Kathy Addington practicing some of her boxing. Mr. Mitchke looking up from his work. Donna Ambrose in her costume for Sadi Hawkins day. Some of the faculty members at the pre-school year get-together. Mr. Judy and Pastor Elam during graduation. :• ©r 4 Boys Home Ec. prepared a meat dish. Dan Sanders was done while Miss Fadenrick still tried to eat it. BELOW: Carl Staats hangs up the school's coat-of-arms. Carolyn Johnson consults Miss Bigelow, but she is really sleeping. LEFT: Art class is really working. RIGHT: Josie Henry doing her usual. SOPHOMORES Keith Baker Rebecca Brown Doug Chamberlin Kathy Conroy Carl Cromwell Lisa Enterline Randy Franklin Rick Gore Theron Johnson Dale Keillor Guy Kenyon Deanna Koons Randy Martin Beverly Matteson Theresa McHenry Patricia Meyers Tom Moore Tim Morelli Rick Nelson Dorene Niswender Stacey Parman Bill Palmer Debra Sanders Thelma Satanus Tamera Scranton Sophomore Class Officers, Tammy Scranton, Dale Keillor, Tim Morelli, Lisa Enterline, Class Advisor Mrs. Lewis. Carolyn Walters Steve Walters Delbert Webb Karen Wood 53 ABOVE: Judy Trainor learning how to sew. ABOVE: Tom Brown looking for the bug. BELOW: Janie Ellingsworth and Miss Bigelow figuring a problem out. 54 Mr. Chamberlin trying to teach Ron Hayes and Tom Brown something new. BELOW: Mr. Mitchke gives somebody the eye. BELOW: Mrs. Harvey and Mrs. Alsup with their reading class. (BELOW) Scott Cameron and Roland Matteson compete at a pre-season inter-squad tournament. (RIGHT) Stacey Parman trying to keep his opponent tied up. (CENTER) Terry Jackson getting another pin the hard way. 1973-74 Wrestlers (L TO R) (FRONT) Dale Keillor, Tim Smotherman, Terry Jackson, Roland Matteson, Gary Conradson, Coach Page, (BACK) Rick Blanchard, Rod Moran, Gene Wood, Roger Holloway, Carl Cromwell, Stacey Parman. (RIGHT) Two Wrestlers who placed at the District tournament were Roland Matteson and Dale Keillor. (ABOVE) Rick Blanchard trying to escape his opponent. (BELOW) Rod Moran fights the leverage his opponent has over him. (RIGHT) Roger Holloway and Rod Moran study transistors in Electronics. (BELOW RIGHT) Ron Hayes and Mr. Chamberlin try to remove the Flywheel from a lawn mower in Small Gas Engines class. (BELOW) Jeff Wood-side listens to Mr. Shackman lecture in Teenager and the Law. (ABOVE) Scott Cameron works on an oil painting in Art class. 58 (ABOVE) Kathy Addington checking to see if she has absent mindedly misplaced her earrings. (LEFT) Rick Blanchard and Dan Gore goofing off in Mr. Ferguson's class as usual. LEFT, THEN FOLLOWING CLOCKWISE, Randy McCorkle warming up to bat, Jeff Woodside gets prepared for his time at bat, Tom Moore and Rick Blanchard discuss the game, Coach Schackman moves one of his players in, Mr. Judy umpires a game at home, and Randy McCorkle swings at a high pitch at a home game. Varsity team; FRONT ROW: Dale Keillor, Tom Moore, Jeff Woodside, Alan McCorkle, Gary Conradson, and Dan Morgan. BACK ROW: Mike Enterline, Randy McCorkle, Dennis Barnett, Rick Blanchard, Mike Kelly, and Doug Chamberlin. BASEBALL 1974 Randy McCorkle, Rick Blanchard, and Dennis Barnett were named all-league choices in their positions. The Redside team was composed of just two seniors, two juniors, and the rest underclassmen. They were in the middle of the race for the divisional title until late in the season. Randy McCorkle was named most valuable for his leadership, pitching, and hitting. Vicky Barnhart Kim Earl Terry J ackson Lyle Brittain Danny Ellingsworth Pam James Cecilia Hardin Helen Kelly Freshman Robin Bloom Alice Dyer Amy Hill Wanda Lang Albert Wentz Allen Wentz Jeff Woodside 64 t I L: Barbara Chamberlain, the Girls league President, gives the opening speech of the 12th annual Mother Daughter Tea. R: The girls would like to thank Scott Cameron for his generous help these last two years with the tea. Sorry to see you go, Scott! Laura Kelly and Pat Morilli entertain the mothers with a skit of the 1920's. The following were Girls of the Month for 73-74: Judy Treaner; Sincerity, Laura Olsen; Creativity, Carol Walters; Friendlyness, Donna Ambrose; School Spirit, Pat Morilli; Dependablity, Laura Kelly; Leadership, Barbara Chamberlain; Scholarship, and Cindi Vogt; Poise. From these girls, the Girls League vote for the Girls of the Year. Judy Treaner received this honor this year. Congratulations ! Mother Daughter Tea L: Deanna Koons models her creation. R: 'Boner' Johnson escorts Robin Bloom. Having fun? L: Jannie Ellingsworth models with her bouncing spirit. BELOW: Nancy Walters models her pant suit. R: Senior, Marilyn Deel, prepared to entertain. CLOCKWISE: Judy Treaner was picked Girl of the Year! A sporty looking outfit, Donna. Tom Brown escorts Barbara Chamberlain onto the stage. The Kelly sisters announce the raffle. The last event of this years Mother Daughter Tea. Helen Kelly between classes. Debbie Sanders listening to the teacher. Rose Ann McElheran doing her work. Judy Niemi, just sitting. Laura Olson admires characture of Ray DeClue at the district tournament in Pendleton. Gary Conradson thinks he's working. fa Big D. FRONT ROW L. TO R.: Becky Snodgrass, Mary Alsup, Randy McCorkle, Rose Ann McElheran, Debbie Keillor, Jerry Paulson, Marilyn Deel, Donna Ambrose, (MISSING) Cindy Gardner, Laura Kelly, Pat Morelli, Dennis Barnett, Barbara Chamberlin, Debbie Nelson, Tom Brown, and Charlotte Puckett. TOP ROW L. TO R. Roland Scott Cameron and Sandi Alberty start their journey to the stage. Pastor Dan Elam delivered the invocation. rnoHY WE FlJLLOW TllMTRHLl W UF OERD TDDBY Mr. Judy welcomes parents and friends to graduation. 4 .-.i f. •’ Jv - « LEFT: Donna Ambrose, the class Valedictorian, had a GPA of 3. 95. As well as being outstanding Scholar for our class, she also received the girl Athlete of the Year award. RIGHT: Cindy Gardner was Salutatorian with a GPA of 3. 93. Cindy was also avid in school activities and outstanding in girls sports. Matteson, Cindy Albright, Ron Hayes, Sue Ann Hull, Judy Nierni, Dan Sanders, Alice Peterson, Sandi Alberty, Lee Anderson, Virginia Cregson, Scott Cameron, Donna Wooderson, Judy Treanor, Lewis Henry, Jr., Rhonda Deel, Andrea Brittain, and Steve Woods. Graduation 1974 Barbara Chamberlin, active in scholar-drip and extra-curricular activities, received many awards. RICHTs Dennis Barnett, enters the gym hoping the ceremony is short. Dennis was selected Boy Athlete of the Year. BELOW LEFf! Mr. Ted Hachler, Chairman of the School Board, and Mr. Judy present the class of 1974 their diplomas. Class Motto: Today we follow, tomorrow we lead, Class Flower: White Rose Class Colors: Purple 0 White Annual Staff °r QSe.! Mr. Mitchke tries to show Judy Niemi how to crop pictures. Tom Moore and Dale Keillor working for once instead of fighting. BELOW: Judy Niemi waiting for the final bell to ring .... with 7 minutes still to go. vmmi a ABOVE: Keith Richmond working on his layout. RIGHT: Tommy Moore isn't the only one mixed up!? BELOW: Kathy Martin and Roland M. look for the wanted negative. I ABOVE: Judy Niemi trying to figure out bills. And swears she 11 never be a secretary. LEFT: At a quick lunch break (and a couple of pool games) at the Redside while working overtime on the annual. L TO R; Mr. Mitchke, eating like mad, Dale Keillor, deciding what to eat, and Tommy Moore looking natural! This is the Annual Staff's Advisor. 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T.A. 4 Pep Club 1,2 Powder Puff Soccer 3 Volleyball 4 MARY ALSUP Class V.P. 1 Cheerleader 1-4 head 4 Drill Team 1 Girl's Basketball 1-4 captain 4 Girl's Track 1-4 Homecoming princess 2 queen 4 Powder Puff Sports 1-3 CINDIA ALBRIGHT Drill Team 1 G. A.A. 2 Girl's League 1-4 Ski Club 1 Track 1 Volleyball 2 Wrestling Stat. 1,3,4 DONNA AMBROSE Basketball stat 1-4 Class secretary 4 Class awards Outstanding Scholar 1,2 Outstanding Citizen 1-3 Outstanding Athlete 1,2 Drill Team 1 F. T.A. 4 G. A.A. 1-4 v.p. 3 pres. 4 Girl of the Month 2-4 Girl's Basketball 1-4 capt. 3 m.v.p. 3 Girl's League 1-4 Girl's State 3 Girl's Track 1-4 Girl's Volleyball 1-4 Homecoming princess 4 Honor Society 3,4 tres. 4 Senior Index Pep Band 1 Powder Puff Sports 1-3 A.S.B. Tres. 3 LEE ANDERSON Basketball 1-4 Football 1-3 Track 1 DENNIS BARNETT Annual Editor 4 Baseball 1,2,4 CBL all conference 4 Basketball 1-4 CBL all conference honorable mention 4 co-captain 4 Boy's State 3 Class Offices Pres. 1,2 Sgt. of Arms 3 Rep. 4 Class Awards Outstanding class athlete 1, 2 Scholarship 1 Football 1-4 captain 4 CBL all conference 4 MVP 4 FT A Honor Society 3,4 secretary 4 Lettermens Club 2-4 Science Award 4 Track 2,4 captain 4 ANDREA BRITTAIN Cheerleader 2, 3 Drill team 1 F. T.A. 3,4 G. A.A. 1,2 Girl's League 1-4 Pep Club 2,3 Track 2 Volleyball 1-3 TOM BROWN Basketball 1,4 Football 3,4 co-capt. 4 Lettermen's Club 3, 4 Music in May 3 Track 3 Goof-off 1-4 SCOTT CAMERON Football 1-3 Track 1,2 Wrestling 1,3, 4 BARBARA CHAMBERLIN Basketball 4 Drill Team 2-4 Class Awards Outstanding citizen 3 Scholar 3 G.A.A. 1-4 Girl's League 1-4 Girl of the month 3,4 Pres. 4 Honor Society 3, 4 Pep Band 1-4 ASB Secretary 3 Track 1-4 Volleyball 1-4 RHONDA DEEL FTA 2,3,4 G.A.A. 1,2 Girls Basketball 1 Girl's Volleyball 1 Girl's League 1-4 Music in May 3 MARILYN DEEL F. T.A. 4 Class pres. 4 Class sec. 2 G. A.A. 1-4 Girl's League 1-4 Head of Sports (gaa) 3 Pep Club 3,4 CINDY GARDNER Basketball 4 G.A.A. 4 Girl's League 4 Pep Club 4 Track 4 Volleyball 4 VIRGINIA GREGSON F. T.A. 3,4 Drill Team 1 G. A.A. 1,2 Girl's League 1,4 RON HAYES Class Sgt. of Arms 1 Football 1 Pepband 1-3 85 LEWIS HENRY Baseball 2,3 Basketball 2,3 Football 2,3 Track 2 Letterman Club 3,4 SUE ANN HULL Class citizenship award 3 Girl's League 1-4 ties. 3,4 Girl's State Rep. 3 DEBBY KEILLOR Basketball stat 4 Class Sec. 3 Class Tres. 4 G.A.A. 1 Girl's League 1-4 Honor Society 3,4 v.p. 4 Pep Band 1-4 director 3,4 Powder Puff Sports 1-3 Track 1-3 Volleyball 1,4 LAURA KELLY ASB President 4 G.A.A. 1 Girl of the Month 4 Girl's Basketball 1-3 Girl's League 1-4 Girl's State 3 Girl's Volleyball 2,3 Photo Club 1 ROLAND MATTESON Annual Staff 4 Football 1-4 F.T.A. 4 Lettermen Club 2-4 Track 1-3 Wrestling 4 RANDY MC CORKLE Baseball 1-4 mvp 3 Basketball 1-4 Freethrow award 3 Boy's State 3 Class Rep. 3 Lettermen 2-4 Pep Band 1 -3 Track 3,4 ROSE ANN MC ELERAN Cherry Princess 4 Girl's League 1-4 PATRICIA MORELL1 Class Pres. 3 Drill Team 1 G.A.A. 1,2 Girl of the Month 2,4 Girl's League 1-4 Girl's Track 1,3 Pep Band 1 Photo Club 1 Sports' Stat. 1,2 DEBBIE NELSON Drill Team 2-4 F. T.A. 4 G. A.A. 1-4 vp 44 Girl's Basketball 1-4 Girl's League 1-4 vp 4 Girl of the Month 1 Pep Club 1-4 Pres. 4 Powder Puff Sports 1-3 Track 1-4 Volleyball 1-4 JUDY NIEMI Annaul Staff 4 Class Tres. 1 Class rep. 2 G.A.A. 1 Girl's League 1-4 Wrestling Stat. 1 JERRY PAULSON Baseball 2,3 Basketball 1-4 co-capt. 4 1st team Dist. all-star. 4 CBL all-league 4 MVP 4 Freethrow award 4 WCUH single season scoring rec. Class Awards Scholar 2,3 Citizen 2 Lettermen Club 2-4 Tres. 3 Math Award 4 Pep Band 1-4 Track 2-4 ALICE PETERSON G.A.A. 1-4 Track 1-3 CHARLOTTE PUCKETT Cheerleader 2 G.A.A. 1,2 Girl's League 1-4 Drill Team 1 Pep Club 1,2 Powder Puff Sports 3 DAN SANDERS Basketball 1 Boy's State 3 Class vp 2,4 Pep Band 1-4 REBECCA SNODGRASS Drill Team 1,2 G.A.A. 1,2 Pep Club 1,2 Track 1,3 Volleyball 1,2 JUDY TREANOR F. T.A. 4 G. A.A. 1-4 Sec-Tres. 3,4 Girl of the Month 4 Girl of the Year 4 Girl's League 1-4 Sec. 3 Outstanding Class Citizen 1 Pep Club 1-4 pres. 3 STEVE WOODS Pep Band 1-4 VP class 2 DONNA WOODERSON Drill Team 1,2 F. T.A. 3,4 G. A.A. 1,2 Girl's Basketball 4 Girl's League 1,4 Powder Puff Sports 1,3 Volleyball 1-4 Wrestling Stat. 3,4 86 KISSINGER AGNEW Violence continued in Northern Ireland War in Ireland Secretary of State Henry Kissinger met with Egyptian lems of mid-East war and Arab oil embargo. King VS R Ms. Billie Jean King beat Bobby Riggs in Former President Lyndon B. Johnson died on Jan. 23 $100,000 winner-take-air tennis match raid Ford sworn-in as nation s 40th vice-president Skylab 1 astronauts Charles Conrad Jr. and Paul J. Weitz became accustomed to eating meals aboard their orbiting space station