Union High School - Redsides Yearbook (Maupin, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1976 volume:

KING B “JAWS” ANGOLA HOFF A HEARSTARRE PEKING TOU NEW JUST! GANDHI CO CHOU-EN- I WORLD EVENTS (3 § CO S 7 4 75 BILLIE JEAN KING BOWS OUT — After winning her 6th straight Wimbledon Singles title she emphasized that this was her last major Singles competition. MJAWS BIG MONEY-MAKER IN 75 — Here Roy Scheider and Robert Shaw battle mechanical shark during filming of movie. 11 11 75 ANGOLA — Soldiers of the Soviet-backed MPLA. the Popular Move-1 ment for the Liberation of Angola, fire weapons in the air in Luanda, welcoming Angolan independence from Portugal. 7 6 75 HOFFA MISSING — James P. Hoffa and Barbara Grancer. children of missing ex-Teamster boss James R. Hoffa, announced the posting of a reward for information revealing the whereabouts of their father. Hoffa vanished July 30. 12 11 75 PATTY HEARST ARRESTED — Patricia Hearst is shown on her way to San Francisco and an appearance in federal court concerning charges of federal bank robbery. 12 2 75 PEKING TOURISTS — President and Mrs. Ford, escorted by Vice Premier Li Hsien-nien. left, visit the Temple of Heaven Grounds during the second day of their China tour. 11 29 75 NEW SUPREME COURT JUSTICE — U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Judge John Paul Stevens is shown with his wife. Elizabeth, after being nominated by President Ford to fill the vacancy on the Supreme Court of the United States. 6 12 75 CONVICTED — In June Prime Minister Indira Gandhi of India was convicted of winning her 1971 election to Parliament illegally. However, in November the Supreme Court erased the conviction. 1 9 76 CHOU-EN-LAI DIES — All Tokyo afternoon papers display portrait of Chou-En-lai in reporting the death of the Chinese Premier. 10 1 75 THRILLA’ FROM MANILA — Muhammed Ali delivers left and right to head of Joe Frazier in the 14th round of their title fight in Manila. Moments later Ali was declared winner. 10 8 75 VISITING EMPEROR — Emperor Hirohito of Japan signs guest book at Disneyland during first visit to United States. Empress Nagako and Mickey Mouse look on. 6 30 75 NEW U.N. AMBASSADOR — Daniel Moynihan became the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations. He is shown casting a negative vote in the U.N. General Assembly, November 10, on a resolution to label Zionism “a form of racism and racial discrimination. § a: s 4. 5 6 7 8- 12 £ I 9 This annual is dedicated to Mr. Page, Mr. Schackman, and Mr. Howey for their outstanding devotion to coaching for Wasco County Union High School. They have contributed their time and talent to all students who have participated in sports. We, the student body, faculty, and staff, would like to thank you for your many years of effort. THANK YOU! A DMINISTRA TION liMOJQ Mrs. Niemi looks happy while cleaning up after lunch. She is a cook. Mrs. Judy growling at the typewriter. RIGHT: Mrs. Anderson is going to take a break now no matter what happens. BELOW: Mr. Clean himself, Carl Staats. They are both janitors. Mrs. Puckett (the head cook) gets ready for the crowd. Mr. Littrell looking through a book trying to find parts for his little bug. He teaches wood Tech, and Power Tech. Miss Phillips the P.E. and Art teacher, gets caught by the camera. Mr. Sherman, the science teacher, busy concentrating on a fly on top of his desk. Mrs. Smith has found an error in the book. She teaches Math. FACULTY Mr. Wheeler teaches Band, Chorus, and Occupations Mrs. Baker is the business teacher. Mr. Schackman teaches drivers ed and history. Howard is probably thinking, I wonder if I could get away with it. He teaches P.E. and Health. Pam Ashley is glad that school is out. Miss Friesen, an English Teacher. Mr. Mitchke, an English teacher is nervous. (Look at him play with his tie.) 5 IrLatt Li7 iktiz This picture speaks for itself. The better side of Dori Frame. It looks like Mark is trying to hitch-hike down the hall. Well at least Kelly Lindell is having fun. Bill Palmer must be reading something delicious. Varsity Team, FRONT ROW: Cliff Olson, Danny Morgan, Jeff Woodside, John Ball, Alan McCorkle, MIDDLE ROW: Doug Chamberlin, Charlie Henry, Tim Puckett, Tommy James, Theron Johnson, Dee Swearingen, BACK ROW: Gary Conradson, Larry Peterson, Lyle Brittain, Stacey Parman, Tom Moore. Jeff Woodside takes his time looking for a receiver. ABOVE: Tim Puckett and Stacey Parman showing their tackling ability. Tom Moore (24) about to get smeared by (66) after he catches the ball. Maupin Opponent 6 Prairie City 20 27 Stanfield 19 6 Umatilla 28 6 Weston-McEwen 49 8 Condon 24 6 Riverside 18 14 Pilot Rock 12 6 Sherman Co. 26 0 Heppner 18 Doug Chamberlin (80) and Theron Johnson (65) help Maupin gain a couple of yards. Tom Moore drops the ball after seeing the on-coming line. The Redsides try to stop Umatilla. Maupin getting ready to charge through the line of the Riverside defense. FRONT ROW: Bob Harmon, Cliff Satanus, Bruce Ball, Mike Ashley, Mark Moran, Dan Morgan, Jeff Wbodside, John Ball, Alan McCorkle, Dee Swearingen, MIDDLE ROW: Tom Moore, Cliff Olson, John Saint, Lee Johns, Charlie Henry, Tim Puckett, Tommy James, Theron Johnson, Tim Smotherman, Jeff Parman, BACK ROW: Doug Chamberlin, Ernie Smith, Gary Conradson, Larry Peterson, Tom Ashley, Lyle Brittain, Stacey Parman. Douq Koons, Terry Nelson, Bob Ball. y Tom Moore (24) making a break around the end as Doug Chamberlin (80) (80) and Paul Griffith (37) look on. BELOW: The Redsides are ready for action. ABOVE: Mr. Sherman and his students are trying to work hard. BELOW: RaNeva Keo caught working hard. 19 ABOVE: Linda Matteson gets excited when she sees the camera. BELOW: Kelly Lindell gets caught digging through the junk in her locker. BELOW: Bruce Ball and Donald He.'Haman goofing around with the typewriters. 1ST QUARTER 2ND QUARTER JOHN BALL BECKY BROWN KATHY CONROY DENICE McLENITHAN JOHN PIERCE DELBERT WEBB JOHN BALL BECKY BROWN KATHY CONROY DENICE McLENITHAN JOHN PIERCE DELBERT WEBB 3RD QUARTER TOM ASHLEY JOHN BALL BECKY BROWN DENICE McLENITHAN PATTI MORGAN JUNE PALMER TIM SMOTHERMAN 4TH QUARTER JOHN BALL BECKY BROWN DENICE McLENITHAN PATTI MORGAN JUNE PALMER TIM SMOTHERMAN 1ST QUARTER MIKE ASHLEY KEITH BAKER TERRY JACKSON ALAN McCORKLE PATTI MEYERS DAN MORGAN 3RD QUARTER MIKE ASHLEY KEITH BAKER BOB BALL DOUG CHAMBERLIN PATTI MEYERS DAN MORGAN MILTON TAYLOR 2ND QUARTER MIKE ASHLEY KEITH BAKER TERRY JACKSON PATTI MEYERS DAN MORGAN 4TH QUARTER MIKE ASHLEY BOB BALL DOUG CHAMBERLIN PATTI MEYERS DAN MORGAN MILTON TAYLOR 20 Cindy Bennett is late for another class, Carol Wooderson finds it hard to read with her hand in front of her face. -V Elaine Willis Poise Teresa Gustafson Friendliness Kathy Conroy Sincerity GIRL OF YEAR Debbie Sanders Scholarship Carolyn Walters Creativity DeAnna Koons Leadership Carol Wooderson School Spirit Patti Meyers Dependability GIRLS SPORTS 23 FROSH. TEAM, FRONT ROW: Karen Cody, Chris Satanus, Terri Colten, Elaine Willis, Dori Frame, BACK ROW: Manager, Kim Kennedy, Tania Purington, Shelly Kelm, Penny Matteson, Brenda Ellis, Michelle Phillips, Sandy Chamberlin. LEFT: Teresa Gustafson looks attentively as Teresa Moore spikes the ball. RIGHT: Shelly Kelm tries hard to look good. J.V. TEAM, BACK ROW: Denise Koons, Kelly Lindell, Chris Yunker, June Palmer, Debra Ashley, Linda Matteson, FRONT ROW: Teresa Barber, Teresa Moore, Teresa Gustafson. Varsity Team: BACK ROW: Carol Wooderson, DeAnna Koons, Helen Kelley, Kathy Conroy, Vicky Barnhart, FRONT ROW: Tammy Scranton, Randi Lewis, Thelma Satsmus ABOVE: Thelma Satanus trying hard to win. BELOW: Carol Wooderson gets excited as Tammy Scranton spikes the ball. ABOVE: Helen Kelly proves that she is the master of the court. BELOW: Lisa Enterline and Randi Lewis gaze at Tammy as she smashes the ball. TOP ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT- Shelley Kelm, Brenda Ellis, Sandy Chamberlain, Michele Phillips, Debi Ashley, Becky Udey, BOTTOM ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT- Teresa Gustafson, Teri Colton, Chris Satanus, K.C. Cody, Denise Koons Thelma Satanus posing to Shoot Randi Lewis in the act of shooting a jump shot. U5J 1? Randi out jumping Concordia player. Tammy Scranton getting checked on lay-up. TOP ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT- Coach Phillips, Carolyn Tufti, Tammy Scranton, Kathy Conroy, Thelma Satanus, Kelly Lindell, BOTTOM ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT- Randi Lewis, DeAnna Koons, Chris Yunker, Teresa Moore, Helen Kelly Helen concentrates to make free throw. TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Matteson, Penny Matteson, Denise Koons, Teresa Moore, Randi Lewis, Cathi Coe, Teresa Barber, BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kim Kennedy, Teresa Gustafson, Kelly Lindell, DeAnna Koons, RaNeva Keo, Sandy Chamberlir Mary Lou Allen. Dori Frame and Linda Matteson went to State. Dori in the 440, and Linda in the hurdles and long jump. ABOVE: Kelly Lindell starting the 440 yd. run. BELOW: Penny Matteson sailing over the hurdles. ABOVE: Linda Matteson showing her form in the hurdles. BELOW: Dori Frame straining to reach the end. Linda Matteson trying to show her muscles. Mary Lou Allen giving it all she's got. got. Helen Kelly Randi Lewis Mike Matteson 31 Donna Niswender Cliff Olson Nancy Olson Danny Morgan Ed Palmer Jeff Woodside Timm Smotherman Class Officers: Supervisor, Mr. Page, Vice President, Helen Kelly, Sec. Tres., Denice Mclenithan. Milton Taylor Robin Bloom, President, FRONT ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT-Coach Tony Shackman, Tony Morelli, Tom Moore, Tom James, Jeff Woodside, Charlie Henry, Mgr. Theron Johnson. BACK ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT-Tim Puckett, Tony Conroy, Doug Chamberlain, John Ball, Tim Morelli, Lyle Brittian, Alan McCorkle Tom James shoots an underhand layin as John Ball shoots a jumpshot. Jeff Woodside puts out all of his energy jumping for the ball. Alan Me Cork le shows good shooting form. John Ball lays it in for two. Tom James shooting for two. ABOVE: Tim Morelli on the move. RIGHT: Jeff Woodside looks around for someone to pass to. Lyle Brittain fighting for the ball. Tom Moore (10) watches as Jeff Woodside (12) throws the ball away. Tom Moore decides to pump a shot up. ABOVE: Lyle Brittain going up for two. BELOW: Tom James outsmarts his opponent. ABOVE: Tim Morelli going for a hard two points. LEFT: Alan McCorkle demonstrating his set shot. ABOVE: Mr. Schackman receives a Coach of the Year award. BELOW: Mr. Reynolds complementing the boys basketball team for being CBC Champs. Coach Page handing out letters for wrestling. Mr. Page presenting the basketball to Kathy Conroy, captain of the girls basketball team, for placing fourth in the district tournament. WINTER SPORTS AWARD FRONT ROW: Carol Wooderson DeAnna Koons, Debbie Sanders, Kathy Conroy, Sec. Tres. Kim Earl, Helen Kelly, BACK ROW: Advisor, Mr. Judy, Pres. Stacey Parman, Jeff Woodside, Tony MorelH, V. Pres. Dale Keillor, Tim Morelli, Doug Chamberlin. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 39 Tim Morelli escorts Debi Ashley down the stairs. Teresa Barber and Cathi Coe provide some entertainment for the mothers. Cathi Coe shows her poise while modeling. ySSZSK'DMJ eyes MOKE ABOVE: K.C. Cody really modeling her dress! LEFT: Supposedly they're Not the gossipy kind! Girls of the month being introduced. MOTHER DAUGHTER TEA Thelma Satanus modeling her own sun dress. Jeff Woodside modeling his checked shirt. Carol Wooderson looking real enthused. Teresa Gustafson being serious for once. John Pierce about to lay one on Paul Griffith getting the tangles out. Brenda Ellis. COUE'RS Tom Moore has problems letting Debi Ashley go. Tom Moore and Debi Ashley at it again. Dave Holman just can't keep his hands to himself. Brenda Ellis and Tim Puckett having a staring contest. Dave Holman doing what he does best—flirting. Elaine Willis: Get back here, Tim. MOMeeOMWG HOMECOMING COURT: Dona Nisewender, Laurie Blanchard, Lorie Brown, (NOT PICTURED) Karen Wood. ABOVE: Homecoming queen, Thelma Satanus, and escort, Ross Alsup, cutting the homecoming cake. BELOW: Doug Chamberlin wishes he were a girl. ABOVE: Miss Henning looking back upon her highschool days in a homecoming skit. BELOW: Jeff Woodside being operated on in the senior skit. Tony Conroy looks bored as usual. Carol collecting money for a beer party. Lisa Enterline gets caught in the act of stacking a locker. Mr. Wheeler and John Saint just decided to have it out one day. Teresa looks like she is fit to be tied. 46 Teresa Moore wandering around the gym Jeff Gutzler tutoring Tim Puckett and Dee Swearingen, hiding from Mr. Mitchke. Tony Morelli working up courage for the big move. Varsity Cheerleaders, CLOCKWISE FROM TOP, Thelma Stanus, (head Cheerleader) Chris Yunker, Ethel Henry, (mascot), Donna Niswender, NOT PICTURED, Carol Wooderson. Frosh Cheerleaders, TOP, Kelly Lindell, BOTTOM: Brenda Ellis, NOT PICTURED, K.C. Cody. Wrestling Rally: TOP: Robin Bloom BOTTOM: Shelley Kelm J.V. Rally: CLOCKWISE, Debi Ashley, Teresa Barber, Cathi Coe. In the Spring of 1975 DeAnna Koons was chosen to represent Wasco County Union High in the Northwest Cherry Sweetheart contest. In this contest, sposnored 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 is selected because of the high impression she makes upon the judges during her interviews. DeAnna is the seventeen year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Koons of Maupin, Oregon. Robin Bloom listens to Chris Page read. Future Teachers of America 52 Stacey Parman thinking back to his pro years. Mike Ashley Bob Ball Bruce Ball Cindy Bennett Laurie Blanchard Rick Brittain Debbie Cook Henry Gabel SOPHOMORES Teresa Gustafson RaNeva Keo Charlie Henry Douglas Koons David Holman Robin Kuhlman Darryl Keillor Connie Lang Teresa Lindley Darlene Marcum Linda Matteson Teresa Moore Mark Moran Tony Morelli Cathy Pamperien Larry Peterson Tim Puckett Rebecca Udey Cliff Satanus Colleen Sowell Gordon Weaver Chris Wolfe Dee Swearingen 56 Sophomores Class Officers, FRONT ROW: Advisor; Mr. Mitchke, Vice Pres.; Chris Yunker, Treasure; Laurie Blanchard, secretary; Carol Wooderson. BACK ROW: Pres.; Tony Morelli, Rep.; David Holman. David Holman stealing a carmel apple from the home Ec. room. Teresa Moore taking a short respite between classes. While the Redside Wrestling team was but eleven strong this year, all experienced a great deal of excitement and success. And, even though it wasn't as good as we had hoped for, we still managed to seek out a team record of 8-16-1. Four freshman helped considerably: Jeff Clemens, Jeff Parman, Ernie Smith, and Terry Nelson. Very few guys experience a lot of success in their first year; it takes a great deal of determination to hang in there . These four young men did a good job. Three sophomores, Mark Moran, Darryl Keillor, and Cliff Satanus also did their share. Mark came a long way from his rookie year, and was voted Most Improved by his teammates. Darryl also demonstrated real improvement, and scored team points for us at District. Cliff, in his first year on the mats, did very well in placing second in two tournaments. Tom Ashley was our lone junior this year and did a very fine job. While it was his first year, he sure didn't look it! He did very well in scoring points at District, and will prove a valuable asset to next year's team. Our three seniors all had an outstanding year. Each had established a goal of twenty victories for the season: Gary Conradson finished with twenty; Dale Keillor and team captain Stacey Parman won twenty-five. Dale finished 3rd in District at 106 lbs. and received special honors of Most Team Points (115) and Most Dedicated. Gary didn't place at District, but did score points for us. Stacey had a story book year, highlighted by a District Championship at 136 lbs., and a 5th place finish at State. He received special honors for Most Falls (18), Quick Pin (22 sec.), Most Team Points (115), Most Original Takedown (20), and Outstanding Wrestler of the Year. All three of these young men will be missed next year and we wish them the best of luck in all their future endeavors! A special thanks is due to all who have helped re-establish the Wrestling program at Wasco County Union High School; fans, students, faculty, the wrestlers themselves, and most of all ... to those diet weary Wrestling Moms ! Thanks, Coach Page. 58 L; lilrtiLuiii FRONT ROW: Jeff Parman, Gary Conradson, Tom Ashley, Dale Keillor, Coach Page. BACK ROW: Ernie Smith, Cliff Satanus, Mark Moran, Stacey Parman, Darryl Keillor. Stacey Parman was chosen as Outstanding Wrestler of the Year by his teammates. He also led the team in Most Falls: (18) Most Team Points (115), Most Original Takedowns (20), and had the quickest pin, (22 seconds). He was District Champion at 136 pounds and placed fifth at State. Cliff Satanus getting in position. Coach Page yells out helpful instructions. Jeff Parman in one of his roughest matches. Jeff Clemens demonstrates a good crossface. 60 Mark Moran wins a big one. A cradle wizard in action-Stacey Parman. Darryl Keillor moves in for the takdown. Ernie Smith shoots for the takedown. Gary Conradson sets up his takedown plans. Two busy stats at work- Sandy Chamberlain and Kim Earl. Terry Nelson in one of his first matches. Mark Moran battling it out with a Sherman foe. Jeff Clemens shows his sportsmanship. Tom Ashley competing with one of his main rivalries. Ernie Smith struggles for the takedown. 62 Dale Keillor tries stacking his opponent for the pin. Mark Moran tangles with a masked mauler. TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: Becky Udey, Carol Wooderson, Randi Lewis, Chris Yunker, Carolyn Tufti, DeAnna Koons, Linda Matteson, Carolyn Walters, Teresa Gustafson, Kathy Conroy, Thelma Satanus. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Cathie Pamperien, Mary Lou Allen, Sandy Chamberlin, Jo Franklin, Teri Colton, Kelly Lindell, Shelley Kelm, Helen Kelly, RaNeva Keo, Teresa Lindley. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Tammy Phillips, Kim Kennedy, Debi Ashley, Brenda Ellis, Lorie Brown, Chris Satanus, Elaine Willis, K. C. Cody, Cathi Coe, Teresa Barber, Kim Earl, Debbie Sanders. BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Smith, Advisor, Becky Brown, Patti Meyers, Denise Koons, Penny Vlatteson, Bonnie Pamperien, Felicia Peterson, Karen Wood, Patti Morgan. GIRLS LEAGUE OFFICERS, TOP TO BOTTOM: Kim Earl, President Kathy Conroy, Vice President Chris Yunker, Secretary Carol Wooderson, Treasurer Cathi Coe, Historian 64 Stacey Parman, captain of the wrestling team, giving coach Page an award for his outstanding job as coach. Miss Phillips giving a speech on the Tim Morelli receiving a basketball award from Mr. value of sports. Schackman. 66 Jeannie Zumwalt, a former graduate of W.C.U.H.S., was the guest speaker for the banquet. Stacey Parman received M.V.P. in wrestling and John Ball received M.V.P. in Basketball. Glenn Allen Teresa Barber Lori Brown Debra Ashley Allen Brenden Jeff Clemens Cathie Coe Karen Cody Terrie Colton Joanne Franklin Va Neda Grey Brenda Ellis Jeff Gutzler William Ashley Sandra Chamberlin Rodney Conner Bob Harmon Donald Heideman Shelly Kelm Terry Nelson Lee Johns Kelly Lindell Scott Olson Kim Kennedy Kenneth Martin Bonnie Pamperien DeNise Koons Jeff Parman Felicia Peterson Michelle Phillips Tania Purington Class Officers: Advisor Miss Freison, Secretary Kelly Lindell, Tres. Debra Ashley, Vice Pres. Elaine Willis, representative Cathie Coe and President Jeff Parman. Freshman cowboys, the roper twins. Amazing as it is John Saint looks like he is the only one doing anything. 71 4 • « ABOVE: Tom Moore looks down to make sure he steps on the plate. BELOW: Jeff Parman and Bruce Ball look very busy. Tom James scoops one out of the dirt. 72 Jeff Woodside winds up. Doug Chamberlin hoping that somebody makes an error. Dan Morgan and Doug Chamberlin wishing that they could play. Charlie Henry, waiting for the right moment. Jeff Woodside is prepared to steal. Tom Moore advances to bat while Debi Ashley retrieves one. ABOVE: Tom James takes a swing. BELOW: Bruce Ball trying to sneak a base. Coach Schackman measuring something small. BELOW: John Ball attempting a steal. It's the sober look of Big D Webb, ICOISICMIS Ms. Colleen Friesen, drama coach, director, and producer. In April, Miss Friesen's drama class performed THEY RUN IN OUR FAMILY. The play involved around a losing coach, his athletic family, and their hectic lives. The play was well attended and amusing and included such stars as: Bill Palmer Coach Sam Penny-winner CW ............. ncieii i tr11 y Dr. Paul Andrews Lisa Enterline Randi Lewis Alexander Smith Vtm C-..I Principal Gilley IX • 1 1 1 Lai 1 1VI I V • 1 VI 1 4 u vj • j pcc 1 Teresa Moore Mrs. Allen v iwi uiiRcr IVIIUI jUMCi Announcer Vsctruiyn i uni Doug Chamberlin Midge Two of the most stunning attractions, Helen Kelly and Randi Lewis avoided the cameraman but were dazzling on stage. Despite technical and every other kind of difficulties, a screaming director, wild and vicious footballs, shorking kisses, and soggy actors, the show did go on. The curtain didn't rise, fall or move (because of Its torn condition) but it did effectively hide the prompters! Many of the actors hope to return next season with new enthusiasm to a new curtain. The seniors of course will go straight to Hollywood, except John Ball, who plans to make a career in singing telegrams. 76 Chris Yunker, Dona Niswender, Teresa Moore, John Ball, Lisa Enterline and Bill Palmer discuss The Frogs chances. LEFT: Doctor Andrews diagnoses his patient. Coach Pennywinner. RIGHT: Coach Peggy listen reluctantly to Mrs. Speel. Balderdash, Falderal, and poppycock, Mr. Pennywinner! Buzz won the game - in red pajamas? Dale Keillor working on the advertisements. Darryl looks like he is telling a joke. ABOVE: The annual staff hard at work. BELOW: Mark Moran and Darryl Keillor cleaning up the annual staff room after a hard days work. ABOVE: Kelly must have heard Darryl's joke. BELOW: Mark Moran and Dale Keillor making a few touch-ups on the annual. Well it looks like Mark finally found something to do. Kelly telling another one of her big stories. Darryl looks like he is asleep. Mark telling Darryl to stick his head in the papercutter. The annual staff eats good pizza at Spooky's. TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Elain Willis, Tim Morelli, Doug Chamberlin, John Ball, Theron Johnson, Tom Moore, (manager) Debi Ashley. BELOW: Gordon Weaver, DeWayne Smothermon, Tim Puckett, Kenneth Martin, Allen Brenden. John Ball showing what he can do. LEFT: Tom Moore, DeWayne Smothermon and NOT PICTURED John Ball went to state. DeWayne did the two-mile and broke our school record. John did the high hurdles. Tom did the low hurdles and the long jump. He placed fourth in the long jump. 80 Kenny Martin giving a hand-off to Gordon Weaver in the mile relay. Tim Puckett getting his best jump. Tom Moore doing the long jump. Kenny Martin ( don1! know if I'll make it ) 82 i Tim Morelli doing the triple jump. FRONT ROW: Lisa Enterline, Tammy Scranton, vacant chair belongs to salutatorian-Debbie Sanders, Pa 1 Morgan, Doug Chamberlin, Kathy Conroy, seated behind the podium is DeAnna Koons. BACK ROW: Kei Baker, John Pierce, Carolyn Tufti, Dale Keillor, Theron Johnson, Tom James, Thelma Satanus. GRADUATION 197 An Ounce of Knowledge Is Worth a Lifetime of Awareness Mr. Judy awards Tim Morelli with a plaque for being Valedictorian. FRONT ROW: NOT IN PICTURE, valedictorian-Tim Morelli, Delbert Webb, Carolyn Walters, John Ball, Randy Martin, Stacey Parman, Bill Palmer. BACK ROW: NOT IN PICTURE-Tom Moore, Karen Wood, Becky Brown, Patti Meyers, Rick Gore, Ed Benzel, Gary Conradson. Mr. John Conroy, Chairman of the School Board, A Sample °f Caro|y Walter's artistic abilit - handed out the diplomas. Debbie Sanders, salutatorian, addressed the public. SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS Doug Chamberlin $3100 Linfield John Ball $2700 Northern Montana College Debbie Sanders $500 Saddle Club $50 Girls League Kathy Conroy $200 Maupin Lion's Tim Morelli was chosen as Outstanding Senior Boy. Thelma Satanus was Chosen as Outstanding Senior Girl In keeping with heraldic traditions and attempting to coordinate historical symbols with educational achievements and goals, the following heraldic seal represents the personality of the school and community. The covered wagon portrays the early settlers in this area who came across the Barlow Trail, The mantling surrounding the shield consists of sheaves of wheat, one of the primary agricultural crops of the area. Dividing the shield in thirds is the famed Deschutes River center in center and left, and the Barlow Trail lower right. The top left third represents the lumbering and sawmill industry. The school mascot in the top right third symbolizes the outstanding fishing and related recreation in the area. Below the lamp of learning, are five entwined circles representing five areas of education in academic, athletic, fine arts, vocational, and social. 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FRIENDLY SERVICE BANQUET ROOM Maupin, Oregon 395-2501 GRAVES’ MARKET JERRY AND RUBY Fresh Meat and Produce Phone 395-2234 Clothing and Household Needs Mauptn, Oregon CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 76 99 WORLD EVENTS 1. 11 20 75 NEW YORK CITY’S FISCAL CRISIS — New York City Mayor Abraham Beame, left, and New York Governor Hugh Carey are shown after returning from Washington where President Ford said he would not give federal aid to New York City until he sees what the state can do for itself. 2. 11 2 75 LEBANON — Leftist Moslem fighters fire their heavy machine-gun at rightist Christian Phalange militiamen during heavy street fighting in Beirut. Lebanon. 3. 11 4 75 FORD ANNOUNCES POST CHANGES — Ford announced an overhaul of his Pentagon, Central Intelligence Agency and National Security Agency leadership. 4. 4 15 75 TAIPEI — At Sun Yat Sen Memorial Hall in Taipei. U.S. Vice President Nelson Rockefeller bows in front of casket of late President Chiang Kai Shek. 5 8 27 75 HAILE SELASSIE — Haile Se- lassie, deposed as Emperor of Ethiopia int 1974 died at 83. He is shown (above) with President Johnson and (below) with Prime Minister Winston Churchill. 6 10 16 75 REDS WIN SERIES — Cincin- nati’s Johnny Bench raises his hands to greet Tony Perez after the Cuban hit his second homerun of the game during World Series action. Cincinnati clinched Series October 22. 7 1 12 75 MILLER WINS OPEN — Defend- ing Champion Johnny Miller urges in final putt for 14 stroke victory in the Phoenix Open. But Jack Nicholas was still the top money winner in 1975. 8. 5 3 75 WINS 101st DERBY — Foolish Pleasure (4) with Jacinto Vasquez up, crosses finish line to win 101st Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs. Avatar (7) finished second. 9. 4 30 75 SAIGON — Photo shows the last Viet evacuees to leave by boat from Saigon waterfront as PRG troops close in. 10 10 23 75 HEADED FOR DESERT MARCH — A crowd of Moroccan civilians in Marrakech moves toward trucks that will take them to the border. A peaceful march into the Spanish Sahara by 350,000 unarmed Moroccans is planned. 11. 3 28 75 SAUDIS VIEW FAISAL’S GRAVE — Only a low mound of sand and a few rocks mark the final resting place of the man who was the richest ruler in the world. Faisal was assassinated March 25 by a nephew. 12. 5 13 75 CENTER OF ACTION — Rick MacLish (19) of Philadelphia Flyers is surrounded after he scored during the Stanley Cup playoffs with the New York Islanders. Philadelphia went on to capture the prized Stanley Cup by beating the Boston Bruins for the NHL Championship. U| cc 9 o o 2 9 CD CC m Ui o £ u. CHIANG HAILE S REDS Wl MILLER WINS O KENTUCKY DEi SAIGON PULLO MA KING FAISA STANLEY C )tA.vT-IW ?' l l Wfl it