Union High School - Redsides Yearbook (Maupin, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1975 volume:

Patty Hearst, originally thought kidnapped by Symbionese Liberation Organization, now purported to have joined the group. Streaking is the name of the new craze among the young and young-at heart. Streakers from Columbia University are shown crossing Broadway in New York. Nancy Magennes Kissinger Auto sales hit worst slump ever. Photo My Lai incident behind, former Army Lt. zhenitsyn, welcomed by western world, shows surplus cars at Chrysler plant in William Calley is free and seeking His tales of Russian concentration camps Newark, Delaware. anonymity. had previously won Nobel prize. Long-time Arkansas Representative, Wilbur Mills, gains notoriety after incident with exotic dancer Fanne Fox. Nelson Rockefeller okayed by legislators for 41st Vice Pres idency. ABOVE: Kissinger greeted by Israel Foreign Minister Abban Eban at airport in Tel Aviv. BELOW: Kissinger talks with Syrian President, Hafez Assad in Damascus. Muhammed Ali slugs his way back to heavyweight ring royalty with k.o. of George Foreman. Bob Dylan, 60’s folk singer-poet-prophet, returns to stage after 9-year self-imposed exile. 1974-1975 NEWS EVENTS MTTY HGdRST STRGdKING h lMCY HGMRY new cAk$dL€s ok CdLLGY dLGXdhDGR solzhgmitsym mills fAme SPGGD LIMIT 55 M.P.H. KISSIMGGRIM MIDGdST AU GdlhS TITLG ROCKGPGLLGR MP BOB DYLdh Oh TOUR 2 Portrait of a Librarian Emily Lewis Emily, this Annual is dedicated to you, the good pages as well as those not so good. You would want it that way. You always accept the mediocre and the exceptional as what they are and consider the source, always giving the benefit of the doubt. These SEVERAL years past you have been our teacher, coach, counselor, advisor, and friend, and we, the student body, staff, and administration, offer our sincere thanks for your dedication and an open invitation for you to visit us anytime. J THANK YOU! Mr. yttrell sitting around with some of his students. Mr. Page reading one of his many love letters. Faculty Mr. Mitchke roaming around as usual. Miss Friesen taking a rest. ABOVE: Mr. Howey solves the problem of not getting enough out of the pop machine. BELOW: Mr. Bagby takes time out to pose for a picture with Mrs. Parman while in his Chorus class. Mr. Bagby also teaches Typing, Bookkeeping, Short-hand, and Band. Mrs. Parman is the Piano player. Mr. Mitchke figuring out a problem for Lori B. by counting on his fingers. Mr. Mitchke teaches English and Annual. v ABOVE: Mrs. Smith always smiling on the outside but probably wishing she could kill her students on the inside. BELOW: Mr. Collins daydreaming in one of his early morning classes. Mr. Collins teaches all sciences. Miss Phillips, Physical Ed., Art teacher, and Girls Sports Coach, and Librarian Mis. Lewis watch the Girls Sports class practicing basketball. ABOVE: Mr. Howey, Biology, Physical Ed. teacher and J. V. basketball and head football Coach, dressing after a hard workout with the Miss Henning, Mr. Littrell, and Miss Friesen trying to decide boys in P.E. BELOW: Mr. Page, History, Sociol- what are 8oin8 to dowith their problem students, ogy teacher and wrestling Coach, and Mrs. Lewis, Occupations teacher, Librarian and student Mis. Niemi and Mis. Martin preparing a Halloween lunch. Mr. Judy talking at the Mother Daughter Tea. ABOVE: As slaves during Spirit Week, Carol Walters and Kris ABOVE: Tim Puckett al� joined in on Udey had to roll b.b.s down the hall with their noses. the b.b. fun. ABOVE: Librarian Aid, Mrs. Lindley helps Karen find a book. BELOW: Laurie Blanchard goes back to her childhood on Spirit Weeks Baby day. ABOVE: K.C. Cody and Tom Moore talking in the hall. BELOW: Ed Benzel looks back to see the camera. Senior Class !� 1975” RICK BLANCHARD BRADLEY BRITTAIN MARY BROWN RAYMOND DECLUE JANNIE ELLINGSWORTH MIKE ENTERLINE KATHY JAME S 11 DANIEL GORE JOSIE HENRY ROGER HOLLOWAY ROBERT HOLMAN JULIE LANG RONALD MEYERS RODNEY MORAN LAURA OLSON TERESA RAKE KETH RICHMOND DALE STOVER BARBARA SHOUCH KRIS UDEY CAROL WALTERS NANCY WALTERS GENE WOOD STEVEN WILLIS A group of Freshman enjoying their English class. The distinguished class officers of 1972. and Now Gene Wood playing around as usual. Carol Walters taking time to stare into space. Class Officers: Kathy James, Roger Holloway, Nancy Walters, Laura Olson, Carol Walters, and Mr. Littrell. (class advisor) Dan Gore and Ron Meyers getting a little too friendly in the halls. Laura Olson and Jannie Ellingsworth cheerleading at a basketball game. Mike taking time out of the day for normal activities. Roger picking on the Freshman and finally succeed -ing in making Tim cry. Lisa and Mary busily working on their cheerleading tasks. Dale Stover feeding his face. Going back to the huddle after they were stopped. (BELOW) Rod Moran wondering what's happened. (BOTTOM) Gene Wood (50) had a little problem. John Ball getting tackled. Tom Moore running for a touch down. t BACK ROW: Stacey Parman, Theron Johnson, Randy Martin, John Ball, Doug Chamberlin, Tom Moore, Dan Morgan, Cary Conradson. FRONT ROW: Coach Howey, Charlie Henry, Mike Ashley, Bob Ball, Tim Smothermon. Brad Jackson, Dee Swearingen, Bruce Ball, JV Coach Iittrell, Ray DeClue and Tom Moore are tackling the opponent. Steve Willis trying to get a tackle. Teresa Rake, tickled pink. Patti Meyers in her usual position. Carol Wooderson: Ohh, darn. No party tonight? Delbert Webb and Stacey Parman watching the girls model. LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: Karen Wood, Bill Palmer, Roger Holloway, DeAnna Koons, Laura Olson, Juli Lang, Mary Brown, Kris Udey, and Theron Johnson. Future Teachers of America Patti Morgan helping the second grade. Bruce Ball wanting Lisa Enterline. Tim Smothermon wishing he were a cowboy. Dan Morgan and Alan McCorkle playing as usual. Keith Baker John Ball Eddie Benzel Becky Brown Doug Chamberlin Gary Conradson Kathy Conroy Carl Cromwell Lisa Enterline Rick Gore Theron Johnson Dale Keillor DeAnna Koons Randy Martin Patricia Meyers Tom Moore Delbert Webb Karen Wood Tim Morelli Patti Morgan Stacey Parm an Bill Palmer Debra Sanders Thelma Satanus T am era Scranton Carolyn Walters Steve Walters Junior Class Officers: Lisa Enterline, Dale Keillor, Kathy Conroy, Tammy Scranton, Class Advisor, Mrs. Lewis. Dale Stover demonstrating his strength lifting a hallpass. Carol Wooderson enjoying her visit to the boy's locker room. Another important literary conversation. A victim for the first aid class. Terry waiting for the bell. 27 LEFT -TO-RIGHT: Steve Walters, Doug Chamberlin, Keith Baker, Bob Holman, Carolyn Walters, Ray DeClue, Dona Niswender. Ray DeClue, Which knob? What a pain. Steve Walters ) Carolyn getting it on with the V. T. R. Steve Walters playing peek-a-boo. Keith Baker getting out the projector. 28 Patti Morgan helps Cindy Monner when Tom Hinkley is the one who really needs it. Alan McCorkle rushing to class. ABOVE: Delbert Webb getting ready for the kill. BELOW: Tim Puckett pretending to work very hard on the annual. ABOVE: Steve Willis and Dale Stover just hanging around as usual. BELOW: John Ball. Donna Niswender and Carol Wooderson being good for a time. Thelma Satanus looking for something. Rick Brittain wondering where he is John Ball trying to keep balanced on the gym floor. Tom Moore wondering which hat he likes the best. Dave Holman shows Charlie Henry what the problem is Bob Ball studying hard a Peanut's book. Tony Morelli, a good example of a faithful annual staff-man. Rick Brittain, You look Surprised. Looks like Kath Pamperien is getting ready to jump on the typewriter while Connie Lang gives directions. FRONT ROW KNEELING: Lyle Brittain, Jeff Woodside, Tom James, Tom Moore. BACK ROW: Tim Morelli, Mike Enterline, John Ball, Keith Richmond, Raymond DeClue, Dan Elingsworth, Tony Conroy. RIGHT: John Ball gets two. Varsity B BELOW: Raymond DeClue gets after a rebound. fJL BELOW: Dan Elingsworth attempts a rip-off. Mike Enterline goes up for a rebound. Visitors Tillamook Catholic 37 Elgin 57 Troutlake 34 Dufur 25 Sherman 51 Umatilla 45 McEwen 64 Riverside 54 Heppner 53 Dufur 34 Condon 47 Sherman 67 Stanfield 51 Pilot Rock 71 Umatilla 62 McEwen 71 Riverside . 63 Pilot Rock 68 Dufur 47 Heppner 76 Condon 35 Stanfield 62 Heppner 55 John Ball showing his reach while Keith Richmond, Mike Enterline, and Danny Ellingsworth look on. 33 BACK ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach, John Howey, Tommy James, Tony Conroy, Lyle Brittain, Doug Chamberlin, Alan McCorkle, Theron Johnson, Eddie Palmer, FRONT ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Bruce Ball, Tim Puckett, Tony Morelli, Charlie Henry. Myrt, scoring another two points. ABOVE: Rick G. and Jim P. in Mr. Mitchke's room, somehow having fun. BELOW: Tom H., Mark M., Jim P., and Charlie H, trying to mess up a typewriter. Pam James takes time out of the group to look around and blow a bubble while Rick and Tammy keep on gossiping. ABOVE: Steve Willis doing a great job of filming a game. BELOW: Tom Hinkley straightening his tie to impress the girls. Girls Sports 1974-75 Koons-to back her up. Girls Varsity Volleyball Team FROM LEFT TO RIGHT FRONT ROW: Jannie Ellingsworth, Thelma Satanus, Laura Olson. BACK ROW: Julie Lang, Lisa Enterline, Tammy Scranton, Helen Kelly, DeAnna Koons, Carol Wooderson, Linda Matteson, and Dona Niswender jlist standing around. BELOW: Thelma Satanus looks up for the ball. Girls J. V. Basketball Team. FROM L TO R, FRONT ROW: Teresa Gustofson, Carol Wooderson. BACK ROW: Carolyn Walters, Helen Kelly, DeAnna Koons, Chris Yunker. NOT PICTURED: June Palmer. Girls Varsity Basketball Team. FROM LTO R, FRONT ROW: Thelma Satanus, Jannie Elingsworth, Josie Henry. BACK ROW: Randi Lewis, Pam Jones, Lisa Enterline, Tammy Scranton, Teresa Moore. NOT PICTURED: Laura Olson, Kathy Conroy. Girls Basketball Schedule Here DATE OPPONENT Dec. 9 The Dalles Dec. 16 The Dalles Jan. 13 Wahtonka Jan. 20 Dufur Jan. 22 Sherman Jan. 27 Sherman Feb. 10 Wahtonka Feb. 13 Dufur Feb. 18 Play-off ABOVE: Some of the girls lining up to warm up for a game. BELOW: Helen Kelly gets ready to throw a foul shot. ABOVE: Jannie Elingsworth jumps for the ball BELOW: Laura Olson goes up for a lay-in in a game with Wahtonka. ABOVE: Randi Lewis takes the ball away from a Sherman player. BELOW: Thelma Satanus, Lisa Enterline and Tammy Scranton try to steal the ball away from Sherman. Girls Track Team FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: (FRONT ROW) Carolyn Tufti, Julie Lang, ReNeva Keo, DeAnna Koons, Cindy Bennett, Teresa Gustufson, Kathy Pamperien, Pam James, Randy Lewis, BACK ROW: Karen Wood, June Palmer, Debbie Cook, Robin Bloom, Chris Wolfe, Linda Matteson, Dona Niswender, Teresa Moore. NOT PICTURED are Laura Olson and Tammy Scranton, Lisa Enterline. ABOVE: Julie Lang and Laura Olson talking with Track Coach, Miss Phillips. ABOVE: Debbie Cook trying to catch up to her opponent at a Maupin Track Meet. BELOW: Lisa Enterline gets a good start for running the relay. GIRLS TRACK SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT SITE PLACE April 8 Sherman, Condon Maupin 1st. April 11 W a tonka, Stevenson Wahtonka 1st. April 15 7-way meet Condon 4th. April 19 Redside Invitational Maupin 1st. April 22 Condon, Sherman Condon 1st. April 25 Sherman Invitational Sherman 4th. May 9 District Meet Condon 5th. May 16-17 State Meet (DeAnna Koons-Shot put) Pleasent Hill 42 Olson while running the relay. Tammy Scranton easily clearing the high jump. Tammy also broke the school High Jump record of 4'8 to 4'10 . Then she broke her own record twice and set it at 5'. ABOVE: Laura Ol9on speeding to catch up but still she uses good form. BELOW: June Palmer almost clearing the high jump. ABOVE: Carolyn Tufti running at a Maupin track meet. BELOW: Laura Olson coming in first. Freshmen Cheerleaders: TOP: Chris Yunker. MIDDLE: Carol Wooderson. BOTTOM: Lori Blanchard. JV Cheerleaders: LEFT, Dona Nis-wender, MIDDLE, Vicky Barnhart, BOTTOM, Pam James. Wrestling Cheerleaders: LEFT: Dona Niswender. MIDDLE: Vicky Barnhart. BOTTOM: Pam James. Cheerleaders Tom Ashley Kandy Brown Vicky Barnhart Tony Conroy Robin Bloom Kim Earl Dan Ellingsworth 47 Alan McCorkle Cindy Monner Danny Morgan Dona Niswender Cliff Olson Nancy Olson Ed Palmer June Palmer 48 FIRST ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Smith, Advisor, Lisa Enterline, Tammy Scranton, Nancy Olson, Robin Bloom, Kim Earl, Cindy Bennett. SECOND ROW: Thelma Satanus, Kathy Conroy, Cindy Monnor, Helen Kelly, Becky Brown, Patti Meyers, Debbie Sanders, Patti Morgan, Carolyn Tufti. THIRD ROW: RaNeva Keo, Teresa Gustufson, Carol Wooderson, Linda Matteson, Chris Yunker, Lori Blanchard, Pam James, Becky Udey, DeAnna Koons. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Walters Julie Lang, Josephine, Henry, Kathy James, Carol Walters, Mary Brown, Kris Udey, Laura Oslon. Girls League 1975 Girls' League members sold concessions at home football games, made sandwhiches, for the visiting teams and home players after games, also they put on the Mother-Daughter Tea. Laura Olson was awarded the Girls' League Scholorship. A few of the participating girls in the Tea: FROM LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Kim Earl, Robin Bloom, Chris Wolf. SECOND ROW: Linda Matteson, Teresa Lindley, Karen Wood, Teresa Rake, Carol Walters. THIRD ROW: Pattie Morgan, Carol Wooderson, Chris Yunker, Teresa Moore, Kathy James, Kathy Addington. Mother Nature (Mary Brown) making her appearance at the Mother-Daughter Tea. chris Yunker modeling her outfit. Lisa Enterline and Janie Ellingsworth provided some entertainment. Jannie Ellingsworth and Ed Benzel out for an old Fashioned swim. Girls of the Month are, from L TO R: Kim Earl-friendliness, Kathy James-poise, Julie Lang-sincerity, Kris Udey-leadership, Carolyn Walters-creativity, Mary Brown-school spirit, Kathy Conroy-dependability, and Debbie Sanders-Scholarship. Girl of the Year was Julie Lang. (ABOVE, CENTER) Laura Olson recieved the Girls League Scholarship. Girl of the Month 52 Just a quick shot at a few of our numerous trophies. Mr. Page points out information on his trusty map. 53 Miss Henning and Miss Friesen planning something exciting. Carolyn Walters, too pooped to punch. LEFT: John Ball doing his work. RIGHT: Teresa Moore trying to throw something together. Stacey Parman reading his love letter. Mr. Howey said he was pretty thirsty! Looks like Carol Wooderson is giving a theatrical debute. Teresa Moore doing what she does best. Mark Moran gives a big smile along with his pose. Looks like Dean Olson and Gary Conradson are working??? 56 wU it The 1974-75 Redside Wrestling season was fast and furious for everyone involved. This year's squad took on a complete and tremendously competitive schedule, and did quite well. The team victories, even though outnumbered by the losses, were indeed thrilling to all of us. Three of those victories were over rival Sherman County and they helped us get over some pretty rough road! Four seniors will leave us this year, and their presence will truly be missed. Team Captain Rick Blanchard finished the season with a 14-5-1 varsity record and a 5th place in the District Tournament. Dale stover accumulated a varsity record of 22-2 and placed 3rd in District. He was also awarded the honors of Most Falls , Most Takedowns , Most Team Points Earned , and Outstanding Wrestler of the Year . Gene Wood, for the past two years, has done a good job in helping to re-establish the Wrestling program. Roger Holloway, Most Dedicated , has been a source of inspiration to all of us, because of his determination to compete, even while injured. Best of Luck to these young men! Three Juniors will return next year, and should do an outstanding job for us. Dale Keillor held a varsity record of 17-8. and placed 5th in District. Gary Conradson demonstrated tremendous improvement this year, and will show even more next year. Stacey Parman became a real takedown specialist this year and held a varsity record of 17-8. He also placed 5th at District. Our Sophomores numbered three this year, and did a heck of a job! Tim Smothermon has improved steadily. Mike Matteson won his share of matches for his first year on the mats. And, Terry Jackson, Quick Pin , even though hampered with injuries, still managed a highly respectable 12-4 varsity record. Freshman Robin Kuhlman, Mark Moran, and Darryl Keillor came a long way in one season. The first year is tough one, but these three guys hung in there well. We're looking for even more improvement frmo them next year. Finally, our statisticians Teresa Lindley and Robin Bloom, and our cheerleaders, Kris Udey and Carol Walters deserve a lot of thanks. They all did a lot of work and we truly appreciate them. So, all in all we had a great season. The good times outnumbered the bad, and we're looking for an even better season next year!! Coach Page 58 Gary Conradson is trying to break his opponent down. FRONT ROW; Coach Page, Robin Kuhlman, Dale Keillor, Tim Smothermon, Terry Jackson, Darryl Keillor, Gary Conradson. BACK ROW: Dale Stover, Rick Blanchard, Roger Holloway, Mark Moran, Gene Wood, Mike Matteson, Stacey Parman. 59 Team Captain, Rick Blanchard, seems to have his man under control. Showing good riding form is Roger Holloway. Most of the wrestling crew. Dale Keillor battling for the takedown. Dale Stover about to get another win by a pin. Librarians, CLOCKWISE: Patty Morgan, Debbie Sanders, Nancy Walters, Kathy James, Karen Wood, Ed Benzel, John Ball, Dona Niswender, STANDING, Mrs. Lewis Advisor Mrs. Lewis working hard as usual. Librarian John Ball checking to see if anyone needs his assistance. Miss Friesen ordering books from Mrs. Lindey. Library Aides You re liable to find Pamp anyplace. Tim Morelli: Who threw that. M Teresa Rake, just looking. BELOW; Bill Palmer paying close attention. ABOVE: G. R. J., going over the daily double possibilities. BELOW: Mrs. Bam Secretarying. Ray DeClue just passed a test in the dungeon. June Palmer: caught in die act. BACK ROW, LffT TO RIGHT: Tim Morelli, Dale Keillor, Jeff Woodside, Debbie Sanders, Kim Earl. FRONT LEFT: Carol Walters, Laura Olson, Kris Udey, Julie Lang. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Julie Lang, the president of the National Honor Society, conducts a meeting while Mr. Collins, the club's advisor, looks on. 66 Mike Ashley Lori Blanchard NL Teresa Gustufson Brad Jackson Rick Brittain Gilbert Henry Tom Hinkley Kathleen Bingley Henry Gable David Holman Robin Kuhlman Linda Matteson Kathy Pamperien Gordon Weaver Mark Moran Becky Udey Tony Morelli Clifford Satanus Kris Wolfe Teresa Moore Dee Swearingon Carol Wooderson 69 Class officers FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Lori Blanchard, Treasurer, Tony Morelli, President, Chris Yunker, Vice President, Carol Woodereon, Secretary. Mr. Bagby has had about enough of it. Delbert Webb getting ready to play some cool music. Mr. Littrell, Kris Udey and Bill Palmer doine the twist. Mr. Schackman loves writing on the wall. Bob Ball working his hardest. f Kris Udey putting more garbage on her locker. Brad Jackson and Robin Kuhlman, the clowns and Steve Walters, their manager. Terry Jackson and Coach Howey went to State in the long jump and triple jump. Jackson got ninth in state in the long jump. Boy’s Track Team (L TO R) (TOP) Coach Howey, Randy Martin, Tim Morelli, Rick Blanchard, John Ball, Doug Chamberlin, Manager Gene Wood, (BELOW) Gordon Weaver, Terry Jackson, Tony Morelli, Tom Moore, Stacy Parman. i Mike Enterline running the 220. Tom Moore running the 180 low hurdles which broke the old school record. ib dtii a s 4 m. ... ii Terry Jackson executing a pole vault. Tim Morelli running the mile with all he has. 74 Coach Schackman Carol Walters doing her part for the baseball team. MAUPIN 6,7 Opponent Wahtonka 10,1 20 Wahtonka J. V. 5 8,12 Dufur 9,1 JV 7 Madras Frosh 10 11 Condon 2 ★ 0 Sherman 6 JV 10 Sherman 2 17 Heppner 18 5 lone 6 13 Condon .. 3 ★ 0 ShAriffn 10 1,0 Molalla 6,10 7 Heppner 5 JV 6 Sherman 7 11 lone 9 Denotes league game Rod Moran shows his batting stance. by the camera. Rick Blanchard, who made All-League third baseman, appears calm as he takes a cut at the ball. — 'X If vYO � - ji5 S'' 1 Alan McCorkle demonstrating his bunting technique. A look at a portion of the Redside baseball club. FRONT ROW, (L TO R): Dale Keillor, Jeff Woodside, Charlie Henry, Darryl Keillor, Theron Johnson. BACK ROW, (L TO R): Tom Moore, Dan Morgan, Tommy James, Doug Chamberlain, John Ball, Alan McCorkle. NOT PICTURED: Ridk Blanchard, Tim Puckett, Bob Ball. Jeff Woodside: Right here, Tom. 78 Tom Moore hoping to make it a strike. Charlie Henry looking at the base umpire who calls him safe. Once again Theron Johnson strikes out. While playing first base, Brad Jackson makes an out. Doug Chamberlin rounding first in an attempt for a double. Theron Johnson and Bob Ball preparing to take to the field. J.V. Baseball Darryl Keillor missing an attempt to hit the ball. ABOVE: male and female athletes of the year, Julie Lang and John Ball with Portland Trailblazer guard Larry Steele. BELOW: Coaches and most valuable players. Football and track coach John Howey; basketball and baseball coach Tony Schackman; John Ball, co-most valuable in both basketball and baseball; Ray DeClue, co-most valuable in both football and basketball; Dale Stover, most valuable wrestler; wrestling coach Jim Page. NOT SHOWN are Tom Moore, co-most valuable in baseball, and Mike Enterline, most valuable in track. FRONT ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Steve Willis, Jannie Ellingsworth, Dan Gore, Laura Olson, Mike Enterline, Julie Lang, Valedictorian; BACK ROW: Gene Wood, Josephine Henry, Rod Moran, Kris Udey, Dale Stover, Kathy James. Graduation 1975 Carol SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS Julie Lang-Maupin Lions' Club $200. Kristie Udey-Tywama Saddle Club $500. Roger Holloway-Tywama Saddle Club $500. Laura Olson-Giris' League $50. Salutatorian Walters 81 FRONT ROW, LETT TO RIgfT: “Meyers, Carol Walters, salutatorian, Keith Richmond, Mary Brown Roger Holloway, Barbara Shough; SEATED; Mr. G. R. Judy Supt. -principal; BACK ROW: Rick BlTnchard ’ Teresa Rake, Raymond DeClue, Nancy Walters, Bradley Brittain, Kathy Addington. ' This Is the Day of Our Dawn Valedictorian Annual Staff Dale Keillor-Ed. in chief, Photographer, Advertising director, technician. Tom Moore-Film processing technician and layout technician. Beckey Brown-Layout technician David Holman-Assistant film processing technician and photographer Tony Morelli-Assistant Layout Tech. Henry Gable-Assistant film processing technician Patti Meyers-Layout technician Rick Brittain-Assistant layout technician Cindy Bennett-Secretary Mr. Mitchke-Advisor Pattie at work a SPOOKY’S 85 Mount Hood Mill SUPERINTENDENT PETE BARBER 395-2221 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1975 AOMSSON MOTuP CO USED CARS ADKISSON MOTOR, The Dalles. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF OREGON, The Dalles. Tom and Stacey say PENNEY S is the place to buy a hat. U. S. 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RENTAL CENTER OPEN SUNDAY'S Big Jim’s Drive-In Phone 296-5368 707 Walnut The Dalles, Oregon Red Rooster Cate FINE FOOD AND FAST, FRIENDLY SERVICE BANQUET ROOM Maupin, Oregon 395-2501 Hamburgers Made With Love 1926 E. 14th The Dalles 94 GRAVES’ MARKET Fresh Meat and Produce Phone 395-2234 Clothing and Household Needs Maupin, Oregon CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1975 VALLEY GENERAL Harold and Shirley Delco will go out of their way to help you find what you are looking for from a wide selection of items. ♦Groceries ♦Clothing ♦Fishing tackle ♦Hardware ♦Appliances ♦Gasoline Tygh Valley, Oregon Phone-483-2324 WEBBER’S CLEANERS STONE MACHINERY SPEEDY DRY CLEANING QUALITY BRAND AND MENDING MACHINERY AND WELDING AND MECHANICS SERVICES 412 Washington St. Phone 296-3333 1238 W. 2nd phone 296-4642 PINE HOLLOW RESTAURANT in Mariposa Park, Wamic Located on Pine Hollow Reservoir Summer - 7 days a week Winter - Friday, Sat. G Sun. 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