Union High School - Redsides Yearbook (Maupin, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1979 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS Title Page 1 Table of Contents 2 Dedication Page 3 Faculty 4-6 Administration 7-8 Jr.-Sr. Prom 9-10 Senior Class Will 11 Senior Class 12-18 Candid 19 Football 20-22 Homecoming 23-24 Girls' Sports 26-35 JR. MISS 36-37 Cherry Sweetheart 38 Cheerleaders 39 Candid 40 Juniors 41-44 Wrestling 45-48 Candid 49 Basketball 50-53 Hall of Fame 54-55 Sophomores 56-59 Band-Chorus 60-62 Librarians 63 F.T.A. 64 Girls' League 65 Girl of the Month 66 Mother-Daughter Tea 67 Candid 68 Freshmen 69-72 Honor Society 73 Baseball 74-75 Annual Staff 76-77 Track 78-79 Drama 80-81 Sports Banquet 82-83 Candid 84 Autographs 85 Senior Index 86-87 Class Officers 88 Student Body Officers 89 Graduation 90-91 Ads 92-104 2 te?.M Small compensation for 20+ years as volunteer time keeper for W.C.U.H.S. sports events, Lou, but the administration, staff, students, and Redsides Boosters dedicate the 1979 Annual to you in gratitude for your unselfish help. Many, many thanks! Mr. Jeff Anderson; Language Arts, Head Wrestling, assist Football Coach, Studies the lines for the Miss Faith Kessi: Business Ed., Assist. play Volleyball Coach. Miss Kessi Carefully corrects a typing test. A nTTT.HlV Mr. Johnson, Industrial Arts; National Honor Society Adv. Mr. Johnson checks on his students to make sure everything runs Smoothly. Above: Mr. Mike Saddler; Social Sciences, Driver's Ed., Head Basketball and Assist. Baseball Coach. Mr. Saddler appears to be astonished at the lastest gossip. Corner: Mr. Tony Schackman; Citizenship, Driver's Ed., Assistant Girls' Basketball Coach and Athletic Director, gives a lecture on the fine performance of the school's athletes. Left: Miss Donita Huskey; Arts and Crafts, Girls Sports Coach. Perhaps Miss Huskey is bothered by the racket occuring on the team bus. Left: Mr. Mark Anderson, the music teacher, tries to avoid the camera. Right: Mr. John Howey; Health, First Aid, Boys P.E., Cross Country Coach and Head Track Coach. Mr. Howey gets caught at what he does best-talking with the girls. Right: Mr. Bill Mitchke; Language Arts, Annual and Junior Class Adv. Mr. Mitchke glares at the camera after it disturbs his Shakespeare class. Below: Mr. Larry Bagwell; Science, Weightlifting, Head Football and Baseball Coach. Mr. Bagwell seems to be amazed at the high scores received on a test by his chemistry class. Left: Miss Sandra Wong; Math and Girl's League advisor. Miss Wong takes roll at a Girl's League meeting. Right: Miss Joan Foss; Librarian, Children's Lit., Journalism, Freshman Class Adv. and Assist. Girl's Basketball Coach, hids something from the camera. Right: Miss Sally Henning; Home Economics, Senior Class, Dance Line, and Cheerleader Advisor. Miss Henning busily corrects cooking tests. r__________________ The skit being performed at Mother-Daughter tea. ADMINISTRATION Top Left: Mr. Willard, the principal. Top Right: Mrs. Parman Mrs. Kennedy, the secretaries. Center Left: Mrs. Puckett, The cook. Bottom Left: Mrs. Udey, the night janitor. Bottom Right: Mrs. Willis the head cook. Not Pictured: Mr. Lamereaux, the janitor. Robbie Zeigler and Teri Colton after being crowned King and Queen of the 1979 Jr. Sr. Prom. Kelly Lindell and Richard Dahlgren having a good time dancing. A few young lovers dancing. Jr.-Sr. Prom Fred Ashley and Pam Keo getting ready to announce the Queen of the Prom from these four girls, Kelly Lindell, Shelley Kelm, Teri Colton, and Brenda Ellis. 9 Watching the others dancing, wondering if they should get up and dance. Teri and Tim waiting for the next song to start the next dance. Scott Olson and Jim Webb trying to get close to their dates. Jr.-Sr. Prom Mr. and Mrs. Duling and Mr. and Mrs. Martin, two of our chaperones at the dance! We, the graduating class of nineteen hundred and seventy-nine, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament to Wasco County Union High School. 1, Mary L. Moore, will my nice house to Sue Holman, some day. 1 also will my ability to be good and not get into trouble to my little brother and sister. 1 also will little Betty my neat locker downstairs, and Bob my car to drive to school all next year. . 1, Debi Ashley, will my ability to bug certain people to Marcia Troxel, and my ability to get caught in the hll with Don, to MaryAnn C Fred, even though they don't really need it. I also will my 10 uniforms to my little brother, Steve, to keep it in the family. ... 1, Allen Brendon, will my ability to get out of class all the time to Clyde Hayes, and my rolling ability to the juniors. I also will my hair to Moose. I, Lori Brown, will a speedy senior year to Sue Holman, (hope you have some fun), and my ability to come to school to Ron Lilly G Lome Whalen, (I know it's hard). I, Sandy Chamberlin, will my Shakespeare books G my girls State Night Shirt to Susan Gutzler, my marathon mouth to Jerry Jones and Bill Cornish, my natural grace to Miss Huskey, my unbiased views on women's rights to Doug Gabel, and my sense of timing to Damon Brown. 1, Jeff Clemens, will my ability to stay sober at Tygh Valley dances to my sisters and anyone else who can handle it. 1 also will my parking space in front of the school to anyone who wants their car towed away. I, Cathie Coe, will all of my excuses for being absent to Chris Murchie, give everybody a break once in a while. 1 will my terrific ability to be noisy to Paul Peterson; live a little Paul. Lastly, 1 will all my nice juicy gossip to Kim Ambrose to add a little variety to hers. 1, Teri Colton, will my shortness to Missy Lewis so she is not taller than Jeff. 1 will my basketball uniform 13, to Brenda Duling. 1, Rod Conner, will my ability to be in trouble all of the time to Karen Kennedy. 1 also will my surgeon hands and my brain power to build, construct, or create things to Cliff Ashley, and my driving around leaving my tire tracks in town to Gary Carr. I, Sherri DuQuist will my adventures in senior Citizenship and Personal Finance to Tania Purington. To Catherine Elrod 1 leave my hours of Miss Henning? 1 give the benefits of my brain to Willie Carter! The last thing 1 will is my errand running blues to Miss Henning's next lucky slave! I, Chris Dye, will my Harly-Davidson 1200 to Ralph M., my speed and agility and my 2 Suzukis to Tony Martin, my wood working skills to Henry Wooderson, and last but not least, my honesty to Howard who likes to cheat in P.E. 1, Brenda Ellis, will to Charlene Smothermon my great ability to dunk the basketball. To Sue Holman I will my ability to come to school at least twice a week. To Miss Huskey 1 give a whip, helmet, G combat boots so she can dress the part she plays, and to Mr. Schackman 1 give 10,000 income tax forms to fill out. I, Jeff Gutzler, will my ability to build things out of nothing to Fred Ashley, my mechanical ability to Ron Jones, my bottle collecting ability to Mark Troxel, and my moneying ability to Fred Ashley who doesn't know how to make a profit yet. Use it well, boys. 1, Bob Harmon, alias Grizzly, will my beard to Alan Swearingen, to Chris Murchie 1 will Carla Miller. 1 will Bob Allen all of my speech knowledge. 1 will all my empty Copenhagen cans to Leota Hardin, my biology notes G knowledge to Spencer Keo, and last of all, I will Cindy McLenithan all my years in shop. 1, Don Heideman, will my speed to Randy Snodgrass next year when he is running away from all the girls. 1 also will my ability to get A's in math to Gil Heideman. I, Shelly Kelm, will my ability to pass a sewing class to MaryAnn Delco, my ability to stay out of trouble to Karon Hyde, my height to Laurie Clemens, and all my freckles to Glen Crawford. 1, Kim Kennedy, will my score keeping ability to Marcia Troxel, my ability not to get caught on long bus rides to Pilot Rock to Lome Whalen and Randy Snodgrass, and my nights at the show with the gang to Lisa G. and Missy L. 1, Kelly Lindell, will my locker to Richard Dahlgren, my athletic ability to my little sister, my 21 uniforms to Charlene Smothermon, and my ability to stay mellow and good all next year to you know who! ! I, Kenneth Martin, will my track shoes and my events in track to Steve Ashley and Kevin Conroy (watch out for Howard!) 1 also will Fred Ashley my locker beside Mary Ann's which 1 know he will enjoy. Last, but not least, 1 will my job as Senior Class President to Kim Ambrose. 1, Penny Matteson, will my ability to be in the wrong place at the wrong time to Kim Ambrose. 1 also will my sports ability to Betty Hudson. I, Sue Mayfield, will my attendances route to Fred Ashley and all my school work to TerriLynne Richmond. 1, Scott Olson, will my ability to cause trouble G get into trouble to Paul Peterson, my right field throwing arm to Mike Martin, my ability to gather splinters during basketball practice to Steve Ashley, and my ability to accomplish nothing during school hours to TerriLynne Richmond. 1, Jeff Patman, will my ability to plug the drinking fountain so that it really squirts to Randy Snodgrass. 1 also will my new ring-toss game to Conehead. 1, Galen Reese, will my football practices to Tom Cox, my many splinters from sitting on the bench during basketball to Brad Snodgrass, my javelin arm to Kevin Conroy, my centerfield arm to Mark Troxel, my ability to have fun while picking garlic to Lorrie Whalen, and, most important of all, 1 will all those exciting, never-to-be-forgotten Kiddie Lit. books to Mrs. Foss. 1, Chris Satanus, will my long hair to Bill Cornish, my summer nights with M.C., D.E., T.S., D.L., G.C., J.S., D.C., C.L., G.P., C.L., T.J., G B.H. to Pam Keo, and lastly, 1 wifi my ugly car to Roger Satanus. 1, Jim Webb, will my creative eye and expertise in the photographic field and my powerful shotput arm to Fred Ashley. I will my ability to blitz quarterbacks, crush runningbacks, and run through the blaster standing up to Paul Crawford. I will my broken helmet that was used to destroy the Wahtonka line in our last game to Glen Crawford, and finally, my broken P.E. locker to Randy Snodgrass. I, Elaine Willis, will my ability to always have a good time at noon hour to Henry Wooderson, keep it cook Henry. 1 will my jogging shoes to Bunny Lewis; don't let them run away with ya. 1 also will my hair to Mr. Bagwell and 1,000 laps around the track to Miss Huskey. I, Robbie Zeigler, will my ability to make it through Wrestling season to David Woods. I also will my craziness to anyone who wants to take it off my hands. I, Dewayne Smothermon, will my good grades G long distance running ability to Dena, Isis, G Lisa; keep those lungs in sHaipc for psrtyin i! 1, Donna Bills, will to Tony Martin my ability to get on the good side of Mr. Mitchke, and talk him out of tests. To Mr. Mitchke, I will my good-morning smile! To Randy Snodgrass I will my even temper G hope it will be of use to him during basketball season! to Mr. Saddler's sixth period class 1 will my diligent studying C my infamous perserverence. 11 C' (buka ( £ toiM C%uJivJlui ( c5 w (2$t n7m Jffaruin G emens Sorie 71 nn Jlrown 13 Photo Not Available ? ' • t (y (?■ j 3)onna 3)a lene IBills GfiM epfus, S)tUMJi S)yi £ Be a Sa‘ Penny L Mattson 16 JJsTT loll JHo rr $r tt A. $ sm Archie DeWayne Smothermon Robbie Zeigler Laurie Clemens, Dena Clemens, Karon Hyde, posing for sailors of the year Award. Left: Charlene Smothermon keeps an eye on the egg that is coming toward her during spirit week. Right: Mr. Anderson after finishing lunch. Harold Weaver down in the dark room printing some pictures. Mary Anne Delco caught by the camera of W. C. U. H. S. V Front Row (L To R); Bryon Buschke, Greg Barnhart, DeWayne Smothermon, Glane Reese, Jeff Parman, Jim Webb, Don Heideman, Brad Jackson: Manager. Second Row; Ken Meyers, Spencer Keo, Chris Murchie, Tony Martin, Doug Gabel, Randy Snodgrass, Bob Harmon, George Ashley, Fred Ashley. Third Row; Eddie Lindley, Morris Ashley, Paul Crawford, Mike Lawson, Steve Ashley, Tom Cox. Fourth Row; Mike Martin; Manager. Top Row; Coach Bagwell, Coach Anderson. Seniors; Back Row; Jim Webb, DeWayne Smothermon, Brad Jackson, Front Row; Bob Harmon, Galen Reese, Don Heideman, and Jeff Parman. Wasco County 7; Wasco County 0; Wasco County 6; Wasco County 0; Wasco County 6; Wasco County 8; Wasco County 13; Wasco County 15; Wasco County 0; Stanfield 0 Umatilla 26 Pilot Rock 32 Riverside Sherman County 28 Wahtonka 33 Condon 26 Heppner 33 Weston-McEwen 20 21 Jim Webb getting another tackle, and Doug Gabel helping. Randy Snodgrass getting the Redsides offense ready. Galen Reese running a punt return back. Mr. Howey participating in the Homecoming Jeff Clemens prepares to catch an egg. Activities. ____ Just an example how crazy Homecoming Week can get. Mr. Mitchke imitating an auctioneer during the slave sale. 24 Top Row (L to R): Brenda Ellis and Lisa Gustafson Bottom Row (L to R): Babette Coe, Debi Ashley, and Shelly Boggs HOMECOMING COURT Queen Debi Ashley 25 Above and below are the scenes of an accident that 00 8 sa a one happened on January 9th. A Wasco County H.S. bus was coming down the hill by the school and slid off the bank. « Bunne Lewis, Missy Lewis, and Marcia Nelson look like they had a wild weekend. Mr. Saddler is enjoying himself with a game of electric football. 27 Varsity Volleyball Team: Back Row: (L-R) Debi Ashley, Kelly Lindell, Karen Kennedy, TeriLynne Richmond, Cathi Coe, Teri Colten, Kim Ambrose. Front Row: (L-R) Penny Matteson, Sandy Chamberlin, Lori Brown, Brenda Ellis, Dawn Moran. Coach: Miss Huskey 28 Right: Debi Ashley (10) spikes the ball. VARSITY VOkkEYBALL RECORD Date W .U.H.S. 9 9 Wa Location 9 9 9 12 9 14 9 21 9 28 10 3 10 5 10 10 10 17 10 19 10 24 10 25 10 28 10 28 scare: Here -Here | er Heppner de Here ir.arr Moro tonka Her ? ---lone Heppner Here HBoardman goardman Sherman Condon Wahtonka lone Condon Heppner Condon Wahtonka lone Wahtonka Wahtonka Above: Kelly Lindell prepares to bump the ball Below: Penny Matteson sets the ball up while Kelly Lindell (21) and Karen Kennedy (15)look on. Above: Karen Kennedy bumps the ball towards the net. Below: Teri Colton spikes the ball. — J.V. Team: Back Row: (L-R) Coach Huskey, Cindy McLenithan, Chris Satanus, Charlene Smothermon, Babette Boe, Karen Hyde, Dena Clemens. Front Row: (L-R) Kim Kennedy, Marcia Nelson, Elaine Willis, Pam Keo, Shelley Kelm. J.V. Volleyball Team: Back Row: (L-R) Coach Faith Kessi, Laura Dahlgren, Bunne Lewis, Chris Cook, Marcia Troxel, Leota Hardin, Tammy Smith. Front Row: (L-R) Anna Colten, Dawn Treanor, Laurie Clemens, Shelly Boggs, Joanna Elam. Even the cool brisk winds of autumn couldn't keep the W.C.U.H.S. cross country team down. In their first year as a team they performed exceptionally well. Not only were they first at district, but they also took third at state as well as several firsts in individual invitationals. Top runners for the team were Joanna Elam and Charlene Smothermon. Cross Country Team: Back Row: (L-R) Coach John Howey, Charlene Smothermon, Laura Dahlgren, Kelly Lindell, Joanna Elam, Cindy Housinger, Sandy Smith. Kneeling: Cindi McLenithan. 31 Varsity Basketball Team: (L-R) Coach Donita Huskey, Chris Satanus, Shelley Kelm, Kelly Lindell, Debi Ashley, Sandy Chamberlin, Brenda Ellis, Dawn Moran, TerriLynne Richmond, Karen Kennedy, Teri Colton, Charlene Smothermon. Manager: Kim Kennedy. Not Pictured: Penny Matteson, Marcia Troxel. Kelly Lindell (21) outreaches her opponent at district. Debi Ashley (10) jumps for the ball as Brenda Ellis (24) lends assistance. 1. Teri Colton (13) puts all she's got into a jump shot while Brenda Ellis (24) prepares to rebound. 2. Debi Ashley (10) fights for the ball while Sandy Chamberlin (30) looks on. 3. Brenda Ellis (24) gets involved in a mid-court scramble as Debi Ashley (10) and Karen Kennedy (15) wait to assist. 4. Penny Matteson out jumps a Sherman County player. S. Kelly Lindell (21) Karen Kennedy (15) Debi Ashley (10 and Teri Colton (13) line up for an inbound pass in a game with Riverside. A Kim Ambrose puts the ball in play and gets by her opponent. Charlene Smothermon (22), Brenda Duling (10), and Dawn Moran (12) wait for the ball to be put into play. Girls J.V. and C. Teams: Back Row: (L-R) Coach Tony Schackman, Laura Dahlgren, Barbie Hausinger, Babette Coe, Lisa Gustafson, Pam Keo, Brenda Duling, Missy Lewis, Dawn Moran, Melissa Alsup, Joanna Elam, Anna Colton, Coach Joan Foss. Front Row: (L-R) Jeannette DeClue, Kim Ambrose, TerriLynne Richmond, Marcia Troxel, Betty Hudson. Pam Keo (23) shoots the ball over a Huskie player as Dawn Moran (12) watches to see if it scores. Marcia Troxel (32) shoots a free-throw at Sherman County. Above Left: Melissa Alsup looking for someone to pass to. Above Right: Charlene Smothermon (22) gets tripped by a Sherman County player. Left: Pam Keo (23) shoots the ball while the other players watch. Right: A jump ball during a J.V. game. Below Left: Marcia Troxel (32) shoots a foul shot while Joanna Elam (15) looks on. Below Right: Marcia Troxel (32) applies some defensive pressure. Kelly Lindell was selected to participate in the Oregon High School Coaches' Association All-State Basketball Series held during June in Eugene and Portland. Kelly, playing for the Metro All-Stars, was one of 24 girls from throughout the state of Oregon to participate in the series. She became the first Redside Athlete ever to be named to the All State Series. Each squad consisted of eight AAA athletes, three AA, and one class A athlete. Congratulations Kelly for a Tremendous accomplishment. 36 Mr. Schackman and Brenda Duling discussing something. The football cheerleaders at the Sports Banquet. J.R. MISS 1978 Sandy Chamberlin, the 17 year old senior, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Chamberlin of Maupin, won the Jr. MISS contest on October 18th, 1978. Sandy plans on continuing her education in Music after high school. RaNeva Keo was last year's winner. On January 14th thru the 20th, 1979 Sandy competed in Portland for the state JR. MISS Title. While at the contest, the girls got to go to the Shriners Hospital, KATU-TV, and Franz bakeries. They also went ice skating at Lloyd Center. They ate at a lot of good places, too. Sandy appeared in the Poise and Appearance, Talent and Physical Fitness contests. She also appeared in Simplicity Sewing, Krafts Foods, and Kodak Camera activities. In one week she got $900 in Scholarships, two silver award bowls a Kodak Ektra I, personalized stationery, a Pendleton Woolen Mills Outfit, and I LOVE OREGON umbrella, and a GTE tote bag of consumer products. Sandy wound up getting second runner up out of 19 other girls. In her own words, Sandy said, It's not the winning that counts, but growing, and that is what JR. MISS is all about. WELL, CONGRATULATIONS, SANDY. The participants in the J.R. Miss Contest Sandy Chamberlin, Shelley Kelm, and Cathie Coe, did a skit to the song You are the one that I want.'' Sandy Chamberlin, our new 1979 J.R. MISS . Sandy Chamberlin plays Crystal Palaces in the contest. Shelley Kelm, modeling her dress in the Poise part of the contest. CHERRY SWEETHEART CANDIDATE Debi Ashley, 17 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ashley was chosen to represent Wasco County Union High School in the Northwest Cherry Sweetheart Contest. The Northwest Cherry Growers, who sponsor the contest, select a girl to represent each of the four high schools in Wasco County. Out of these four girls, one was chosen as Cherry Sweetheart to represent the cherry industry of the Northwest. 40 Kim Ambrose Fred Ashley Greg Barnhart Chris Boggs George Ashley Bryon Buschke Bill Cornish Glen Crawford Brenda Duling Douglas Gabel Richard Dahlgren Lisa Gustafson Tim Ashley Mary Ann Delco Susan Gutzler 42 Leota Hardin Charles Hawkins Clyde Hayes Sue Holman Brenda Holste Tracy Holste Karon Hyde Ron Jones Danny Keillor Chet LaVelle Pam Keo Carla Miller DeOra Koons Missy Lewis Dawn Moran Chris Murchie 43 Marcia Nelson Tammy Smith Alan Swearingen Dave Woods 44 Greg Barnhart with his pet snake. The wrestling season proved to be a learning experience. Each match we entered we tried to improve as a team and individually. Those who stayed on the team through the long season showed tremendous growth as people and athletes. Missing the second place trophy at district (by 1 1 2 points) was disappointing. That should provided the incentive for doing well next season. The six wrestlers that went to state will surely remember the crowds excitement and the tough competition. The team appreciated the leadership and team spirit provided by seniors Jeff Parman and Rob Zeigler Senior Wrestlers: Rob Ziegler, Jeff Parman, Bill Ashley Front Row; Cheerleaders, Cindy McClenithan, Laurie Clemens, Dena Clemens Second Row; Missy Lewis (stat) Duane Middleton, Moms Ashley, Clyde Hayes, Alan Swerengen, Greg Barnhart, Bunny Lewis (stat) Third Row; Jeff Parman, Bryon Bushke, Paul Crawford, Bill Ashley, Rob Ziegler, Chet LaVell Top Row; Coach Anderson And manager John Saint 46 Morris Ashley faces his opponent from Mt. View. Alan Swearingen waiting for his challenger to make the first move. Greg Barnhart takes a break during the action. Paul Crawford attempts to turn over his adversary. Clyde Hayes awaits his next opponent. 47 Robbie Zeigler wins a match at District. Coach Anderson yelling instructions to one of his wrestlers. 48 Pat Hughes raises Duane Middleton's hand in victory. Bill Ashley ripping Wahtonka's masked mauler. Steve Ashley and Kevin Conroy Dreaming about the good old days down at the Grade School. Miss Wong is so busy she even corrects papers in the hall. Mr. Anderson telling Tom Cox about His assignment. Glenn Crawford takes a quick glance at the camera in History Class. (He was playing Dred Scott in the court case) Lisa Gustafson thinking of what might happen in her next class. Some W.C.U.H.S. students having a Pow Wow at center court. Boy's Varsity From L. to R. Top Row: Coach, Mike Saddler, Stats, Chris Satanus, Kim Kennedy, Galen Reese, Steve Ashley, Randy Snodgrass, Chris Murchie, Don Heideman, Dan Keillor, Manager, Mike Martin, Bottom Row: Stat, Pam Keo, Manager, Harold Weaver, Spencer Keo, Scott Olson, Kevin Conroy, DeWayne Smotherman, Alan Brendan, Glen Crawford, Manager Brad Jackson. wc. 39 Trout Lake 50 wc. 54 Glenwood 42 wc. 49 Lyle 32 SCORING FOR SEASON wc. 33 Culver 41 wc. 65 Wheeler Co. 23 Steve Ashley 252 wc. 60 Gaston 68 Don Heideman 202 wc. 50 Oakland 35 Dan Keillor 154 wc. 60 Umatilla 47 Randy Snodgrass 99 wc. 49 Condon 53 Alan Brendan 66 wc. 45 Wahtonka 75 George Ashley 47 wc. 37 Weston McEwen 67 Kevin Conroy 45 wc. 53 Pilot Rock 67 Tony Martin 14 wc. 50 Condon 53 Chad Hein 6 wc. 49 Sherman 39 Galen Reese 2 wc. 40 Riverside 43 Scott Olson 2 wc. 30 Riverside 55 Glen Crawford 2 wc. 20 Wahtonka 41 Chris Murchie 2 wc. 66 Stanfield 53 Richard Dahlgren 2 wc. 45 Sherman SO Spencer Keo 2 wc. 40 Heppner 50 Erwin Watson 2 LEAGUE GAMES Above: Steve Ashley (10) going for the jump ball as the rest of the team looks on. Below: Steve Ashley (10) shoots the ball as the rest of the team gets into rebounding position. Above: As our players are out of position, Steve Ashley (10) waits for someone to break open. Below: The team halting the action after the referee spotted something. As his opponent (31) applies defensive pressure, Steve Ashley (10) has a hard time making a perfect pass. Personally, I was neither pleased or displeased about the 1978-79 Redside Basketball team. If one compared it to the 77-78 season, one would be pleased. If you compare it to some of the good seasons that Wasco County had, one would be displeased. However, one analizes every season based on its merits. The 78-79 season could have resulted in more wins and kept Wasco County in the battle for the District berth until the very end of the season, but, it didn't. On the other hand, it could have produced fewer wins and no chance in losses. Only on 3 occasions was the team blown out of the game. I commend the players on their efforts, their sweat, bruises, and bumps in attempting to win as many games as possible. I feel confident that we have a good nucleus of good players who are capable of taking Wasco County to the District and State tournaments in future years, beginning with the 1979-80 team. Let's all pull together to make athletics at Wasco County High the best in the state. Coach Mike Saddler J. V. Total Scores: Glen Crawford-99 Chris Murchie-69 George Ashley-68 Richard Dahlgren-61 Tony Martin-47 Chad Hein-37 Dan Keillor-25 Gordon Earl-24 Eddie Lindley-21 Spencer Keo-20 Jerry Duling-18 Erwin Watson-12 Doug Walters-8 Earl Boise-4 Todd Holliday-4 Roger Satanus-1 Alex McCreary-0 Kevan Houser-0 From L to R Back Row: Manager, Harold Weaver, Erwin Watson, Kevin Conroy, Gordon Earl, Richard Dahlgren, Chris Murchie, Chad Hein, Randy Snodgrass, Glen Crawford, Spencer Keo, Eddie Lindley, Jerry Duling, Tony Martin, Coach Howey. From L. to R. Front Row: Earl Boise, Doug Walters, Kevan Houser, John Galliano, Alex McCreary, Todd Holliday and Roger Satanus. Above Left: Glen Crawford (22) watches his shot while his opponent steps in front of him. Above Right: Chad Hein (22) leading the fast break with an attempted outlet pass. Left: Richard Dahlgren (21) shoots a fadeaway jump shot because he was double-teamed. Right: Erwin Watson dribbling down the court during a J.V. game. Below: Tony Martin (24) attempts a pass inbounds. 53 Fourth hour Algebra 2 class having a difficult problem explained. Charlene Smothermon, Bunne Lewis, and Lisa Gustafson, flowergirls at the graduation ceremony. ___ Debi Ashley, tired after a long bus ride. MaryAnne Delco reading commentaries at the Mother-Daughter Tea. Mr. Carlson hiding his face from the camera. Mr. Saddler discussing something with Mrs. Foss Mrs. Puckett going to Hollywood. Chris Dye enjoying a book in his free time. Bob Allen Willie Carter Melissa Alsup Dena Clemens Cliff Ashley Laurie Clemens Gary Carr Babette Coe Chris Cook Dick Harmon I I Lisa Dye Gil Heideman Catherine Elrod Chad Hein John Galliano Kevan Houser Jerry Jones Karen Kennedy Spencer Keo Chuck Murchie Tammy Phillips Lorri Patton Sandy Smith Isis Perez Paul Peterson Charlene Smothermon Randy Snodgrass Lorrie Whalen Laurie Clemens cheerleading during a pep assembly. Lorrie Whalen's attention gets diverted during a basketball game. John Freedman Henry Wooderson Mr. Sadler Karen Kennedy sleepwalking through the cafeteria. Flutes: Brenda Duling, Pam Keo, Kim Kennedy, Saxs: Debi Ashley, Kim Ambrose, Chad Hein, Trombones: Randy Snodgrass, Alan Swearingen, Dan Keillor, Trumpets: Harold Weaver, Chuck Murchie, Chris Murchie, Jeff Parman, Paul Peterson, Bass Guitar: Mark Troxel, Electric Guitar: Jeff Clemens, Drums: Doug Gable, Spencer Keo, and Music Director Mark Anderson. Music Dept. Music Director Mark Anderson getting prepared for the Concert. Some of the flute players lead the band in playing a song at the Fall Concert. The Stage Band performing at the last concert of the year. The Chorus singing at the winter concert. Sandy Chamberlin playing a solo on the piano. The Chorus all together one time. 61 Choir performing the song, The Best of the Beach Boys . 62 LIBRARIAN S Don Heideman, Jeff Clemens, Carla Miller, Sue Mayfield, Lori Ann Patton, Chris Dye, Ralph McLenithan, John Saint, Mrs. Foss, NOT PICTURED: Paul Peterson, Greg Barnhart, Dick Harmon, Jerry Jones, Tammy Petersdorf, Missy Lewis. LIBRARY AIDS: 1st semester 1st Sue Mayfield Paul Peterson 2nd Greg Barnhart 4th Carla Miller John Saint Chris Dye Don Heideman 5th Ralph McLenithan Lori Ann Patton 6th Dick Harmon Jerry Jones 7th Tammy Petersdorf Missy Lewis 2nd semester: 1st Sue Mayfield 2nd Carla Miller 3rd Tammy Petersdorf Some of W.C.U.H.S. librarians aids sitting around waiting to be called on for help. 63 Future Teachers of America From L. to R. Charlene Smothermon, Chris Cook, Melissa Alsup, Lisa Dye, Kim Kennedy. The F.T.A. students performed some important work throughout the year. They served as aids for our faculty as well as for the elementary school, working closely with our teachers, they became aware of the teaching process at our School. F.T.A. STUDENTS FOR GRADE SCHOOL Mary Ann Delco Chris Cook Charlene Smothermon Melissa Alsup Kim Kennedy Elaine Willis Bunne Lewis F.T.A. STUDENTS FOR HIGH SCHOOL Sherri DuQuist 5th Miss Henning John Saint 2nd Miss Kessi Carla Miller 7th Miss Kessi Sue Holman 5th Miss Kessi Debi Ashley 4th Mr. Mitchke Mark Troxel 1st Mark Anderson John Saint 6th Mark Anderson Tony Martin 6th Jeff Anderson 64 Girls League From L to R top row: Penny Matteson, Brenda Ellis, Kim Kennedy, Kelly Lindell, Kim Ambrose, Lisa Gustafson, Sandy Chamberlin, Susan Gutzler, Catherine Elrod, Sherri DuQuist, Sue Mayfield, 2ND Row: Sue Holman, Toyna Purington, Marcia Troxel, Melissa Alsup, Debi Ashley, Karen Kennedy, Terrilynne Richmond, Brenda Duling, Pam Keo, Chris Satanus, Teri Colton, Cindy McLenithan, 3RD Row: Elaine Willis, Lori Brown, Bunne Lewis, Missy Lewis, Marcia Nelson, DeOra Koons, Debbie Nicklin, Carla Miller, Tammy Smith, Marie Webb, Shelly Kelm, Chris Cook, 4TH Row: Lome Whalen, Laura Dahlgren, Laurie Clemens, Karon Hyde, Tamara Peterdorf, Annette Phillips, Lorri Patton, Charlene Smothermon, Dena Clemens, Bottom Row: Miss Wong, Jody Ashley, Dawn Treanor, Shelly Boggs, Neva Maphet, Anna Colton, Betty Hudson, Jeannette DeClue. Sandy Chamberlin: President, Shelley Kelm: Vice President, Brenda Duling: Secretary, Mary Anne Delco: Treasurer 65 The above scenes are from the play, Hazy Days. This is not to be confused with the T.V. show Happy Days. Above Left: The gang stops everything when Funzie, (Donna Bills) in his uncool manner steps into the scene. Snitchie (Brenda Duling) and Panzie (Sandy Chamberlin) decide on what to order from Arnette (Miss Wong), in the following picture. Left: Teri Colton models her sporty outfit. Below: Members of the chorus sing the theme song, Those Were the Days. Back Row: (L-R) Charlene Smothermon, Marcia Troxel, Melissa Alsup. Front Row: (L-R) Dena Clemens, Lisa Dye, Laurie Clemens. 1 J Above: Lisa Gustafson models her satin top and skirt outfit. Right: Jeff Parman lends a hand to Babette Coe as she models her dress. Every year, the Girl's League of W. C. U. H. S. presents the Mother-Daughter Tea. This year's theme was Those Were the Days, and, as in year's past, was a total success, playing to mothers, relatives, and friends of the girls. Above: Sandy Chamberlin, the Girl's League president, welcomes the guests to the 1979 tea. Below: MaryAnne Delco solemnly models her dress. Left: One of the highlights of the tea is the announcement of the Girl's League Scholarship winner. This year it was presented to Shelley Kelm. Charlene Smothermon Friendliness Cindy McLenithan School Spirit Brenda Duling Scholarship Teri Colton Poise Girl of the Year Kelly Lindell Leadership Sandy Chamberlin Dependability Penny Matteson Creativity Tamara Petersdorf Sincerity Paul Crawford Jerry Duling 71 Chris Osborn Tonya Peterson Erwin Watson Dawn Treanor Wow, what an old Freshman! Jonna Elam making a smile for the camera. Back Row; Chuck Murchie, Jeff Parman, Mr. Johnson, Kevin Hauser, Terri Lynne Richmond, Teri Colton, Brenda Duling, Pam Keo, Front Row: Debi Ashley, Kim Kennedy, Kelly Lindell, Kim Ambrose, Not Pictured Sandy Chamberlin, Shelley Kelm, Jim Webb, Cathie Coe, Donna Bills. National Honor Society 74 Glenn Crawford takes a good cut at the ball. Randy Snodgrass giving the team an offensive punch. Scott Olson Outfield Jeff Parman Cat. 3rd 2nd Pit. Ken Martin Pitcher Outfield Dan Keillor Pitcher SS 1st Glen Crawford Outfield Greg Barnhart Outfield 3rd Randy Snodgrass 3rd 1st Pit. Mark Troxel Outfield Mike Martin Outfield Gary Carr Outfield Tony Martin SS 2nd Outfield Paul Peterson Outfield Ken Mayers Outfield Doug Walters SS Pitcher George Nelson 2nd Rodger Satanus Outfield David Smith Pitcher Jerry Duling 2nd Anna Colton 1st Steve Ashley Catcher Erwin Watson 3rd Outfield wc 20, 9 Bend 6, 3 WCl wc 1, 8 Dufur 8, 7 1, 10 Culver 3, 7 wc 17, 1 Dufur 18 , 4 wc 10, 1 Bend 6, 2 wc 3, 7 Culver 6, 14 wc 6, 0 Heppner 4, 5 ♦wc 6 Wahtonka 8 ♦wc 9 Sherman 4 ♦wc 4 Condon 8 ♦wc 6 Heppner 4 ♦wc 5 Sherman 1 ♦wc 1 Wahtonka 16 ♦wc 10 Condon 0 lone Forfiet Season Record 11-11 Jeff Parman misses the ball as he takes a swing at it. We the annual staff, would like to say a special thanks to Mr. Bill Mitchke, our advisor. Mr. Mitchke has done very much for the students in his classes as well as in supervising the production of the yearbook each year. A student can come to him for help and he will do his best to help them. Many of his students have taken English from him and didn't particularly like it, but when they left high school, they realized how he'd helped them and thanked him for a job well done. The Annual Staff would never be able to put out a yearbook if it weren't for his cynical eye and great amount of patience. We, the Faculty, Student Body, and the Annual Staff would like to thank you for everything you have done for W.C.U.H.S. in the years past as well as the years to come. Well, we (the annual staff) did it to ourselves this year. The annual is all put together and ready to mail, but, upon final inspection, we find there is a layout page missing. There are no pictures-no negatives in the darkroom for a last minute printing, and all involved are too far spread out to get together for a picture-so-we do without. Woe on us for having the wheel, finally, come full turn. The Annual Staff for '78-'79 was made up of: Danny Keillor- Pat Cook-Susan Gutzler-Mary Lou Moore-Chuck Murchie-Galen Reese-Harold Weaver-Mr. Mitchke- Editor-in-chief, photographer, layout tech., film processing tech. Layout tech. Layout tech., film processor Layout tech. Layout tech., darkroom tech. Layout tech. Layout tech, film processing tech. Advisor Top Row: Isis Perez, Sandy Smith, Penny Mattson, Pam Keo, Terri Lynne Richmond, Charlene Smothermon, 2nd Row From Top: Betty Hudson, Jonna Elam, Cindy McLenithan, Laura Dahlgern, 3rd Row From Back: Fred Ashley, Kevan Houser, Alex McCreary, Eddie Lindley, 4th Row From Top: Todd Holliday, Richard Dahlgren, Don Heideman, Kevin Conroy, Steve Ashley, Bottom Row: Earl Boise, Kelly Lindell, Manager Debi Ashley, and Kim Kennedy. Boys And Girls Track Pam Keo putting the shot DON HEIDEMAN Fred Ashley throwing the javelin for the first time. JONNA ELAM Charlene Smothermon ready for the start of the race. PENNY MATTESON Left: It's perfect, I'm quite taken up with this place. Carl Emerson is expressing his interest in buying the Harwood mansion. Right: it's a game called: Murder I says Neil Parker, as he attempts to solve the mystery. Left: OH, Mr. Emerson! (says Agnes). I want you to meet Vicky Wayne. Helen Freeman (Missy Lewis) is pretending to be Vicky Wayne in order to protect the estate. Corner: This is terrifying! says Vicky Wayne as she finds that very strange things are going on. Below: I hope you won't regret (working here) says Doris as Ella (Brenda Duling) expresses delight about her job as a maid. Right: The Vaughan Rapid Realty Company is always at your service, madam. Have you had one of my cards? Says William Patterson Vaughan III to Agnes. Below: My dear lady we're not leaving now. My hunch was correct. I think we're on the right track at last. Says John. (Bryon Buschke) Light's Out by Paul S. McCoy A mystery-comedy in three acts Agnes Harwood . Doris Harwood .. Carl Emerson .., Vicky Wayne .... Helen Freeland .. John Bates ...... Susan Bates...... Neil Parker...... William Patterson Vaughan III .... Ella Tucker ..... Benny King....... Director Advisor ......Donna Bills . Sandy Chamberlin ... Harold Weaver .... Marcia Nelson .....Missy Lewis .... Bryon Buschke .. .Tania Purington ......Doug Gabel .. Duane Middleton .... Brenda Duling ... .Paul Crawford Mr. Jeff Anderson Below: This place still belongs to me and I'm going to dispose of it at the first opportunity. Explains Agnes to Doris and Carl. Fred Ashley giving Wanda Willis an award of appreciation from the Booster Club. Mr. Colclasure wondering why Mr. Schackman has that plaque. Mr. Bagwell starts his speech about the baseball players. Missy Lewis receiving her J.V. award. Mr. Schackman explaining to the audience why Kelly Lindell is getting that award. Mr. Anderson talking about his wrestlers. Ken Martin receiving his Varsity Certificate. Melissa Alsup grabbing her award from Miss Henning. Mr. Howey beginning another one of his famous stories. Brenda Duling and Shelly Kelm fighting over who gets that certificate. Miss Huskey is attempting to be serious for once. Mr. Saddler is talking about the boys basketball program. Mr. Bagwell presenting Dan Keillor with the M.V.P. Award for baseball. Below Left: Mr. Schackman gives Kelly Lindell her special award for being named to the All-State and Metro Girls Basketball team. Below Right: The football cheerleaders after they received their letters. Mr. Howey giving the jayVee basketball players their certificates. Teresa Boardman SENIORS Now And Then Kelly Lindell, Elaine Willis, AUTOGRAPHS PrT Cook Debi Ashley Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 1, 2 Class Treasurer 1, 2 Pep Band 1,3,4 Band 1 Girls League 1, 2, 3, 4 Track Manager 1,2,4 Library Aide 1 Honor Society 2,3,4 Most Improved Volleyball 2 Danceline 2, 3 Girl of the Month 3 MVP Volleyball 3 Most Inspirational VB 3 Hon. Mention Dist. Basketball 3 Homecoming Queen 4 Cheery Sweetheart Comp. 4 Basketball Stat 4 Hon. Mention Dist VB. 4 Honor Soc. Vice Pres. Donna Bills School Play 1, 2, 3, 4 Health Careers Club 1 Publicity Crew 1 Best Supporting Actre. 1 Football Stat. 2, 3 Basketball Stat. 2, 3 Hockey Manager 2 Softball Manager 2 FHA 2 Pep Club 2, 3 Girls League 2,3,4 School Paper 2, 3 Hockey 3, 4 FHA Officer 3 Whos Who Amr. U.S. Stud. 3 Lome Brown Homecoming Princess 1 Girls League 1, 2, 3, 4 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Volleyball 2,3,4 Basketball Cheerleader 2 Football Cheerleader 2 School Paper 3 Hon. Mention Volleyball 4 Sandy Chamberlin Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2 Band 1, 4 Senior Index Girls League 1, 2, 3, 4 Wrestling Stat. 1, 2 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Honor Society 2,3,4 MVP Volleyball 2 John Phillip Sousa Award 2 Choir Ac comp. 2, 3, 4 Stagehand 2, 3 Drama 2, 3 Jr. Class Pres. 3 Outstanding History Stud. 3 Girls State 3 Girl of the Month 3 Girls League VP 3 Class Sec. 4 Girls League Pres. 4 So. Wasco Co. Junior Miss 4 2nd Alt. Ore. Junior Miss 4 Valedictorian 4 Allen Brenden Football 1 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 2,3,4 State Track 3 Cathie Coe Girls League 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball Cheerleader 1, 2, 3 Class Rep. 1 Track 1 Pep Band 1, 2 Volleyball 2,3,4 Football Cheerleader 2 Honor Society 2,3,4 Danceline 2 FT A 2 Library aid 2 Drama 3 Jr. Sr. Prom Chairman 3 A.S.B. Treasurer 4 Jr. Miss Contestant 4 Teri Colton Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1 Girls League 1, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 2 Danceline 2, 3 Statistician 3 School Paper 3 Homecoming Princess 3 Baseball Nut 3 Girl of The Month 4 Prom Queen 4 Sherri DuQuist Girls League 1, 2, 3, 4 Drama 2, 3 Mother-Daughter Tea Chr. 3 Chris Dye Sport Videotaping 1, 2, 3, 4 Wrestling 1 School Paper 4 Class Rep. 4 Brenda Ellis Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1 Girls League 1, 2, 3, 4 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 1, 2 Most Improved BB 2 Most Inspirational 3 School Paper 3 Homecoming Princess 4 Jr. Sr. Prom Princess 4 Jeff Gutzler Photography 1, 2 Class Sec. 2 Skills Contest 2, 3, 4 Drafting Award 3 Outstanding Indust. Arts Student 3 Bob Harmon Football 1, 4 Skills Contest 1, 2, 3, 4 Wrestling 2, 3 Don Heideman Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 1 Track 2, 3, 4 Lettermans Club 3 Hon. Mention Baseball 3 Shelley Kelm Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1 Cheerleader 1, 3 Girls League 1, 2, 3, 4 Statistician 2 Danceline 2,3,4 Honor Society 2,3,4 Class Treasurer 3, 4 86 School Paper 3 Honor Society Sec. 3 Girls League V.P. 4 Jr. Miss Contestant 4 Kim Kennedy Statistician 1, 2, 3, 4 Track Manager 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 1,2,3 Girls League 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 4 Honor Society 2,3,4 Stage Band 3, 4 Honor Society Sec. 4 Volleyball 4 Kelly Lindell Cheerleader 1 Class Secretary 1 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 MostVal. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1,3,4 Dist. 1st Team 1, 2, 3, 4 Statistician 1, 2, 3 Girls League 1, 2, 3, 4 Honor Society 2,3,4 Outstanding Junior 3 State Track 3 Girls League Pres. 3 Girl of the month 3, 4 Girls State 3 ASB Secretary 4 Honor Society Pres. 4 1st. Tea, Dist. Volleyball 4 Cross Country 4 Metro All-star Team BB 4 Ken Martin Basketball 1, 3 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Rep. 1 Class Vice Pres. 3, 4 Lettermans Club 3 Baseball 4 School Paper Editor 4 Penny Matteson Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 3, 4 Girls League 1, 2, 3, 4 School Paper 3, 4 Basketball 4 Girl of the Month 4 Office Assistant 4 Sue Mayfield Girls League 1, 2, 3, 4 Danceline 4 Office Aid 4 Mary L. Moore (Allen) Annual 3, 4 Assistant Editor 4 Track 1, 2 Most Improved Track 1 Girls League 1, 2, 3, 4 Volleyball 1, 2 Library Aid 3 Scott Olson Football 1, 2, 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2,3,4 Outstanding Art Student 3 Drama 3 Jeff Parman Class Pres. 1 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1 Pep Band 2,3,4 Annual Staff 2 Most Outstanding Wrestler 2, 3 ASB Vice Pres. 3 Honor Society 3, 4 Dist. Wrestling 2nd 3, 4 Lettermans Club Pres. 3 Louie Armstrong Jazz Award 3, 4 State Wrestling 3, 4 ASB Pres. 4 Stage Band 3, 4 Galen Reese Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 3, 4 School Paper 3, 4 Dist. Track 3 State Track 3 John Saint Football 1, 3 Basketball 1, 2 Wrestling Manager 4 Chris Satanus Statistician 1, 2, 3, 4 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1 Girls League 1, 2, 3, 4 Danceline 3, 4 DeWayne Smothermon Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Drama 2 Track 1, 2, 3 Jim Webb Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Drama 2 Track 2, 3, 4 Letterman Club 2, 3 Honor Society 3, 4 Outstanding PE Student Student 3 Football 2nd Team 3 Annual 3, 4 Letterman Club Sec. 3 Newspaper Editor 4 Elaine Willis Girl of the Month 1 Pep Band 1,2,3 Volleyball 1, 4 Girls League 1, 2, 3, 4 Statistician 1, 2 Class Vice Pres. 2, 3 Homecoming Princess 2 School Paper 3 FT A 4 Robbie Zeigler Football 2, 3 Wrestling 2,3,4 Wrestling Dist. 1st 3, 4 Wrestling State 3, 4 Drama 3 Lettermans Club 3 Outstanding Wrestling Award 3 Jr. Sr. Prom King 4 Wrestling Co. Capian 4 87 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS (L to R): President, Ken Martin; Vice President, Jim Webb; Secretary, Sandy Chamberlin; Representative, Chris Dye; NOT PICTURED: Shelley Kelm, Treasurer. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS (L to R): President, Fred Ashley; Secretary, Terri Lynne Richmond; Vice President, Lisa Gustafson; Treasurer, Mary Anne Delco; Representative, Missy Lewis. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS (L to R): Representative, Harold Weaver; Sec.-Treas; Dena Clemens; Vice President, Chris Cook; President, Laurie Clemens. FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS (L to R): Secretary, Paul Crawford; Treasurer, George Nelson; Representative, Morris Ashley; President, Steve Ashley; Vice President, Kevin Conroy. ASB OFFICERS (L to R): President, Jeff Parman; Secretary, Kelly Lindell; Treasurer. Cathi Coe; Vice President, Doug Gabel. 89 Top Row: Jeff Clemens, Mary Lou Moore, Galen Reese, Brenda Ellis, DeWayne ; Smothermon, Degi Ashley, Robbie Zeigler, Sandy Chamberlin, Bottom Row: Chris Sandtus, Denise LaFollette, Bob Harmon, Elain Willis, Chris Dye, Penny Mattson, Jeff Gutzler, Teri Colton. SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS Ken Martin Outstanding Senior Boy Kelly Lindell Outstanding Senior Girl Jim Webb $500. Tywama Saddle club Shelley Kelm $500. Tywama Saddle Club Teri Colton $250. Redsides Booster Club Shelley Kelm $50. Girls League Kelly Lindell $250. Maupin Lions Club Cathie Coe $50. Wasco County Jayceettes Shelley Kelm $50. Wasco County Jayceettes Sandy Chamberlin $250. Wasco County Jayceettes Sandy Chamberlin $800. George Fox Sandy Chamberlin $150. The Dalles Elks. Valedictorian 90 SANDY I CHAMBERLIN Top Row: Kelly Lindell, Cathie Coe, Don Heideman, Lorri Brown, Alan Berndan, Kim Kennedy, Scott Olson, Shelley Kelm, Bottom Row: Jeff Parman, Sherri DuQuist, Ken Martin, Sue Mayfield, Jim Webb, Donna Bills, John Saint. Salutatorian KELLY 91 LINDELL metier kner Men's Wear Phone 296-2461 Women's Wear 400 E. 2nd The Dalles EVERYTHING TO BUIIO ANYTHING 240 TERMINAL AVENUE THE DALLES OR 970S8 Repairing  111 undo  •in in WESTSIDE AUTO BODY 503 296 9223 ONAHANS JEWELRY GIFTS Quality Gifts for Every Occasion 308 East Second Street The Dalles, Oregon 97058 Phone: 296-2602 VISA 3302 W. 2nd st. The Dalles, Ore. 97058 Bridal Registery Our Specialty JAMES HOGUE OWNER THE DALLES VAC. SEWING CENTER 1334 W.6th 296-6157 introd ucin the VIKING JC Penney Open Mon. Fri. Nights till 9:00 Down town The Dalles COAST TO COAST STORES n Total Hardware 317 East 3rd mm THE DALLES, OREGON The Dalles, Ore. 97058 Phone: 296-5143 116 East 2nd Str. 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