Union High School - Redsides Yearbook (Maupin, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1980 volume:

WASCO COUNTY Dedication...................2 Administration. Faculty......................3 J.R.Miss ....................8 Seniors.....................10 Juniors.....................20 Sophomores..................25 Frosh ......................30 School Life.................35 Boys’ Sports................40 Homecoming..................56 Girls’ Sports...............60 Organizations...............72 Honor Society...............85 Mother Daughter Tea.........86 Annual Staff................88 Sports Banquets ............90 AFS Student.................93 Graduation..................94 Advertisements.............100 Cover by Chuck Murchie Ed Lindley It’s Time to Be Stand tall Walk proud And be. In the ways of your life as it flows giving time to the days To run unafraid To find unshown a way for you a path unknown There’s time to laugh To break out free There’s room to give to love to be Wasco County Union High School P.O. Box 347 Maupin. Oregon UNION HIGH SCHOOL I IN MEMORY BRYON BUSCHKE will be remembered in many ways by people, but to me he was a Football player. Bryon lived to play Football. If he had regained consciousness he would have apologized for missing practice. He was a tireless worker on the field and in the weight room. Bryon tried hard to become a skilled performer. He possessed a rare quality coaches call “heart. It’s a desire to win so great that it makes the player keep pushing and trying until he wins out. Bryon was the center of our defense, because we all knew he would be there to rally around when we needed him. The fact that he lived so long after the accident that look his life showed the spirit we all knew was there. That spirit rubbed off on many of his teammates and friends. That will make BRYON BUSCHKE live in their memories long after the pages of this annual are yellowed with age and a new generation of athletes follow in his footsteps. MAY GOD BE WITH HIM FOREVER Written by Larry Bagwell 2 Upper Left: The Superintendant Principal. Mr. Willard looks to be hard at work in his office. Upper Right: Mrs. Parman. one of the office secretaries plays auctioneer at the slave sale during spint week. Middle: Mr. Newton, the student counselor seems surprised by one of the annual staff photographers. Bottom: Mrs. Kennedy an office secretary, trying to look busy. ADMINISTRATION 3 1. Patty Puckett the best cook around. 2. Holly Barber is caught off guard. 3. Mrs. Neimi a part time cook. 4. Barbara Connors is the head cook. 5. Mr. Lameraux hard at work. 6. Mrs. Dahl-gren fixing the salad table. W e would like to add a special thanks to all of the people pictured here who when lunch time rolls around and there was a mad dash to the lunch line you would slip into gear and start shoveling the food out. And Mr. Lameraux who kept the pop and candy machines from ripping us off and opens our lockers when they’re stuck. Also, the night janitor who cleans up every-ones’ messes so it’s ready for the next day. Thanks 4 Administration Top Left: Mr. Anderson: English. Top Center: Mr. Bagwell: Science. Top Right: Mr. Buss: Shop. Middle Left: Mr. Dickson: Music. Middle: Miss Drake: Library. Middle Right: Mr. Howey: Health. P.E. Bottom Left: Miss Huskey: Art. P.E. Bottom Center: Miss Kessi: Business Ed. Bottom Rightr Ms. Paden: English. Foculty f 5 Mr. Buss helping students in shop class. Mr. Bagwell thinking of some homework for his students. 6 Foculty Top Left: Mr. Saddler watching something. Top Right: Miss Kessi helping some students in typing. 2. Middle Left: Mr. Dickson conducting the band. Middle Right: Miss Huskey doing her daily exercises. Bottom Left: Mr. Anderson puzzled over a story in Comp I. Bottom Center: Ms. Paden doing her homework. Bottom Right: Mrs. Season got caught by the camera. Focvlty 7 JR. MISS OUR JR. MISS BRENDA Right: Brenda Duling. Wasco County Union High School Jr. Miss. Below: Tammy Petersdorf is talking to the audience about her future plans and goals in life. Top: Pam Keo telling about the story of the land. Pam had pictures that she made herself. Bottom Right: RaNeva Keo the first W.C. Jr. Miss. Middle: Brenda Duling this year’s winner. Left: Sandy Chamberlain last year’s winner. Leota Hardin talking about her future plans and goals in life. Not Pictured — Missy Lewis sorry Missy. ____SENIORS m c ss OF Ml980 Above: Fred Ashley and Glen Crawford taking time to relax. Left: Mr. Newton Senior Class Advisor. 10 Seniors AS IVE GROW OLDER, OUR THOUGHTS BECOME FILLED WITH MEMORIES. MEMORIES OF THE KHR1ST1NA AHLSTROM no information KIM AMBROSE Girls’ League 1 - 4 Honor Society 2-4 Stage Band I - 3 Pep Band 1 - 3 Volleyball 1 -4 Basketball 1 - 3 FTA 1,2,4 FCA 3,4 Honor Roll 1 - 4 Concert Band 1 Outstanding Rec. Ke. 3 Football Stat 1 - 3 Basketball Stat 1 - 3 FRED ASHLEY Football 1 - 4 Basketball 1,2 Track 1-4 Annual Staff 1 - 4 Class Pres. 3 CBC Offense Tackle 4 GEORGE ASHLEY Football 1 - 4 Basketball 1 - 4 Drama 3 School Paper 3 TIM ASHLEY No Information GREG BARNHART Football 1 - 4 Wrestling 1 -3 Baseball 1-4 S«� on 11 TIMES WE’VE CRIED TOGETHER. IT IS THESE ,T- BECOME IN FUTURE DA YS. I AM PROUD TO KARON HYDE Volleyball 1 Track 1 Girls’ League 1 - 4 RON JONES Wrestling 1 Shop 1-4 DAN KEILLOR Football 2 Basketball 1 - 4 Track 1,2 Band 1 Stage Band 2,3 Baseball 1 - 4 MVP 3 All-Star 3 Pep Band 1 - 3 Cross Country 4 Annual 1 - 4 Editor 3,4 Darkroom 1 - 4 Honor Roll 1 - 4 Who’s Who 3,4 Skills Contest 2,3 Basketball Capt. 4 PAM KEO Volleyball 1-4 Football Stat. 2-4 Basketball 1 - 3 Basketball Stat 1 - 4 Track 1 - 3 Class Treas. 1 Class Pres. 2 Girls’ League 1 - 4 Girl of Month 2,4 Pep Band 1,2 Band 2,3 Chorus 1,2 Honor Society 2 - 4 President 4 Typing Award 3 Shortand Awards 3 Who’s Who 3,4 DEORA KOONS Girls’ League 1 - 4 Honor Roll 1 - 4 Concert Band 1,2 Volleyball 1,2 Track 1 MISSY LEWIS No information SAY THAT THROUGH ALL MY CLIMBING M S«nior� 1980 WILL ALWAYS BE CLOSEST CARLA MILLER Girls’ League 1 - 4 Volleyball 4 FTA 3,4 Honor Roll 3 DAWNMORAN Volleyball 1 - 4 Basketball 1 - 3 Chorus 1 - 4 Girls’ League 1 - 4 Drama 3 Teacher’s Aide2-4 Danceline 1 - 3 Honor Roll 1 - 4 Who’s Who 4 CHRIS MURCHIE Concert Band 1 - 4 Stage Band 1 • 3 Basketball 1 - 3 Pep Band 1 - 3 Football 3 Track 3 MARCIA NELSON Cheerleader 1 - 3 Basketball 1 Chorus 1 - 4 FTA 1-4 Girls’ League 1 - 4 Volleyball 2-4 Drama 2-4 Library 3 Wrestling Stat 4 TAMARA PETERSDORF Girls’ League 1 - 4 Cheerleader 2-4 Girl of Month 3 Library Aide 3 Class Princess 4 Danceline 1 - 4 Wrestling Stat 4 Jr. Miss 4 TERRI LYNNE RICHMOND Volleyball 1-4 All League 4 Basketball! 1 -4 Track 1 - ASB Sec. Honor Society 2-4 Girls’ League 1 - 4 Honor Roll 1 - 4 Chorus 3 Concert Band 1,2 State Band 1 Girls’ State 2,3 Class Vice Pres. 3 TAMMY SMITH Girls’ League 1 - 4 Volleyball 3,4 Basketball 3 Track 4 ALAN SWEARINGEN Wrestling 1 -4 Track 1 Pep Band 1 - 4 Concert Band 1 - 4 Stage Band 1,2,4 Most Improved 3 State Wrestling 3,4 Cross Country 4 Wrestling Capt. 4 MVP Wrestling 4 DA VID WOODS Wrestling 1 -4 Baseball 1 Football 1 Drama 3 Class Pres. 1 State Wrestling 2-4 Chorus 1 - 3 NOT PICTURED BILL CORNISH Basketball 1 FTA 2,4 Boys’ State 3 Coin Club 4 ROLLIECOXS Shop 1 - 4 Basketball 3,4 Cross Country 3 Art 4 ANNETTE PHILLIPS Chorus 1 - 3 Girls’ League 1 - 4 FTA 2 Honorable Mention 1 -4 JUANITA PHILLIPS Band 1 - 4 Girls’ League 1 - 3 Basketball 2 Volleyball 2 Track 2 Class Sec. 3 Honor Roll 1 - 4 FTA 3 Office Aide 4 Annual 3 Above Left: Tamara Petersdorf enjoying a little snack. Above: Bill Cornish, enjoying hisjello. (Look Ma. no hands!) Left: Sue Holman, looks very involved in something. Below Left: Brenda Duling wishing that life is always this easy. Below Right: Dawn Moran looks like she forgot to put her makeup on this morning. 17 Top Left: Tamara Petersdorf. looks like she is on the war path. Above Right: Glen Crawford can't decide on what helmet to wear. Middle Left: Two seniors having a gay ole' time. Center: Kim Ambrose being herself. Middle Right: May I help you. Right: Doug Gabel, does anybody want a date for Friday. SENIOR WILL I. Kim Ambrose, will Anna Coltcn my two weak ankles so she can have four bad ankles. And to Tony Martin I will my 29 locker. I. Fred Ashley, will my football size to Robert Smothermon and my way with the women to my little brother so he can keep the Ashley tradition. I. George Ashley, will my long hair to Mr. Saddler, my Cobra II to Leonard McGillaculy and myself to Babette. I. Greg Barnhart, will my ability to stay out of jail, while in High School to John Galliano. Also I will all my personal stash to Mr. Newton, have a good one. I. Patty Cavanaugh, will Chuck Cavanaugh to Mr. Newton so he can take the pain of my_____. To Catherine the ability to be kicked out of the library at least every day. I. Pat Cook, will my ability to stay straight at basketball games to John Galliano, my 6 locker to Naiomi Nyburg. my ability not to get paranoid to Shelly Boggs, and all the rest of my worldly belongings to the Class of 81. I. Bill Cornish, will my sense of humor to George Nelson. I. Rollic Cox. will my height to Harold Weaver Dale Middleton, my basketball skills to Howey. My keenness to Newton along with my Copenhagen can my good set of legs to Bab Snell. I. Glen Crawford, will my ability to get good grades and the ability to remember my football gear to Don Martin. I also will my height to Dale Middleton so he can wink at eye level. I. Mary Anne Delco. will my ability to get along with cheerleading advisors to Shelly Boggs!! and old great 7 locker to Ralph McLenithan so he can feel like a big Senior next year. I. Brenda Duling. will my locker 69 to Clarice, my calculating mind (ha-ha) in Math 6 to the General Math class and my ability to look innocent to John Galliano. (Use it a lot John) I. Doug Gabel, will my drum cabinet to John and Laurie, (have fun!), my football number of J. D. Elam, and my logic to Miss Wong. I. Lisa Gustafson, will Laurie Clemens my ability to not hit so many reflectors in her career of driving. I. Susan Gutzler. will to Kevan Houser my ability to write 25 pages of short stones. To Chuck Murchie, I will my rabbit. Harry, careful Chuck he bites. Also to Chuck, the darkroom, don't steam it up too much. I. Leola Hardin, will Danny Snell my black high heels, so he can look the girls in the eye. Charla Conner, my rowdiness so she can be heard through the halls at lunch hour. Chns Cook, my locker I as long as she doesn’t keep it cleaner than me. I. Sue Holman, will my orange shorts to Barbie Hausinger. my great locker 9 along with a bottle of Bud to Shari Carmicheal. and my ability to B.S. the little Frosh. especially Teresa Dodge, in the hall to Chris Cook. Also to Chris I will my ability to make all the teachers believe whatever I say. (Have a good one!!!) I. Karon Hyde, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Laurie Clemens, to Dena Clemens my chair in chorus and my brown eyes and locker to Randy Snodgrass. I. Dan Keillor, will my editorship on the annual to Chuck Murchie and my ability to make a good picture out of nothing to Tony Martin. My ability to keep calm to Doug Walters who is like a woodpecker on the basketball court and my great pitching ability to Randy Snodgrass. 1. Pam Kco. will all my lost slat, pencils to Karen Kennedy, take care of 'em. My ability to understand Miss Wong in math class to Spencer, and my big black book to Shelly Boggs. Keep 'em cool Boggs. I. DeOra Koons. will my sewing abilities to Betty Hudson, sew on! and my great brain to Lornann Patton, take good care of it. I. Carla Miller, will my attendance route to Betty Hudson and my short nose to Mr. Newton (so he won’t have to dress up like Pinnochio every year). I. Dawn Moran will my American Government and Personal Finance notebooks to any junior who doesn’t want to slave away working when they could be out having fun. Also. I will my ability of never being tardy to Charlene S. I, Chris Murchie. will my loud mouth to my sister Karen and my ability to flirt with all the girls to Paul Peterson. I. Marcia Nelson, will my ability to get along with Mrs. Season to Charla Conners and Teresa Dodge, my bull legs to Ron Cox so he can really look like a cowboy, and my bottle of nair to Ms. Drake. I. Tamara Petersdorf, will my good grades to anyone who needs it. my pom-poms to Tina Dupuis and to Shelly Boggs I will my ability to get along with Mrs. Dixon. 1. Annette Philips, will my long hair to Betty Hudson, so she won’t have to worry about how it looks. I. Juanita Philips, will my long hair to my sister Ellen, so she won’t have to worry about growing her own. To my brother Kenny. I will my ability to get good grades so that he might be able to get on the Honor Roll at least once. To Althea Wesley. I will my height so she can see eye-to-eye with more people. I. Tcrrilynn Richmond, will my knee brace to Lisa Susac, my nicknames from Miss Huskey in basketball practice to Char. Marcia and Melissa and all of my busy lunch hours to Karen Kennedy. Take ’em easy. Karen. 1. Alan Swearingen, will my wrestling abilities and weight to Dale Middleton and my pick-up to Tom Barber so he won’t have to walk to school after I graduate, Tom also gets the gas bills. 1. Clyde Hayes, will my body to Jody Ashley and a head rush to Mrs. Season. I. Kristina Ahlstrom. will my Swedish accent and my facial expressions to Ms. Huskey, and I will my artistic ability to Willie Carter. I. Tim Ashley will my Orange Chevy Pickup to the 7th hour shop class for scrap metal. I. Tammy Smith, will my empty space to a real space case like Shelly Boggs and Mr. Newton. And my locker to David Smith, and my 15 minute breaks to C.C.. S.S., G.A.. S.C., J.A.. and D.S. CLASS OF 1980 Marcia Troxel. Charlene Smolhermon. Chuck Murchie, Kevan Houser. Center Picture. Junior Class Officers Bob Allen Melissa Alsup Gary Carr Willie Carter Dena Clemens Laurie Clemens Juniors 21 Chad Hein Kevan Houser Jerry Jones Spencer Keo Karen Kennedy Mike Lawson Cindy McLenithan Ralph McLenithan Mike Martin Tony Martin Ken Meyers Duane Middleton Chuck Murchie Lorianne Patton Isis Perez Paul Peterson Sandy Smith Charlene Smothermon Kevin Snell Randy Snodgrass arci Uoxe]_ Mark Troxel Harold Weaver Marie Webb Henry Wooderson NOT PICTURED: Gigi Ashley Dick Harmon Mark Lowe Tammy Phillips 22 Juniors Top: Duane Middleton. 3rd place wrestler at the district tournament. Center: Chuck Murchic playing his trumpet in the Stage Band at the Spring Concert. Bottom Left: Randy Snodgrass playing in a basketball game. Bottom Right: Mr. Jeff Anderson. Jr. Class Advisor. 24 Juniors Cindy Housinger. Jerry Duling, Steve Ashley, George Nelson. A Paul Crawford, Center Picture. Sophomore Class Officers. Sophomores ' 25 Picture Not Availoble Jody Ashley Sherri Carmichael Ron Cox Steve Ashley Chuck Cavanaugh Paul Crawford Morris Ashley Shelley Boggs Anna Colton Kevin Conroy George, Paul, and Morris strutting their stuff 26 Sophomores SOPHOMORES A hard working gang. Clint Hein Barbie Housinger in a good mood. Cindy Housinger Jerry Duling Joanna Elam Todd Holiday Gordon Eral Clayton Edwards Betty Hudson Picture Not Available Larry Hickmann Alex McCreary Ken Phillips Eddie Lindley George Nelson Randy Saint Dana Long Chris Osborn Rodger Satanus John Mayfield Toyna Peterson David Smith 28 Sophomores Dawn Treanor Doug Walters Erwin Watson Mr. Buss class advisor. David hamming it up for the camera. Ale and Todd chewing the fal in shop. Doug and Erwin, future secretaries. Shelly and Alex, busy for once Sophomores 29 Lori Jones. Joe Brabender, Tom Barber. J. D. Elam. Center Picture. Freshmen Class Officers. 30 Freshmon Tom Barber Joe Brabender Rick Carr Julie Coburn Charla Conner Linda Dikeman J. D. Elam Michelle Fox Teresa Dodge Freshmon 31 Don Martin Dale Middleton John Marlen Bill Long Karen Murchie Jeff McCoy Daphne Perez 32 Freshman Samantha Peterson Neil Simson Brad Snodgrass Lisa Susac Robert Smothermon Kathy Starkovich Jana Turner Freshman 33 David Webb Sue Walters Chris Windom Jennie Walker A few freshmen giving it their all. Clarice Windom during spirit week. John Marian Thinking 1 Althea Henry Shelley Woodside Tina Dupuis in P.E. Kathy Starkovich hopping over Baber. 34 Freshmen SCHOOL LIFE Top Left: A few people just resting. T. R.: George A. looking at something. Left: Karan doing what she does best. Right: Tony M. showing that he wears Leggs panty hose. B.L.: Chuck M. just thinking about anything. B.R.: A few gals look like they’re waiting for something else besides flowers. School Life 35 I. Two Seniors hard at work. 2. Future housewives of America. 3. Taking time out to pose for us. 4. Master and Fido. 5. Freakin' out. 6. Marko’s looking pretty serious! 7. Senior pow-wow. 8. Smile! You're on Freddy’ camera. 9. Doug looking around for Eddie. 10. Tonya and George having a good time. © © ■ I. Roll over and bark. 2. Leota and Tammy hard at work. 3. Monkey swinging around. 4. Fred looking at the birds. 5. What’s the bottle for. Glen?? 6. The Incredible Hulk. 7. What a jock!! mm 8. The sign says it all. School Life 37 Top Right: Renee Tinned thinking about Hddie again. Top Left: Glen and Fred on their way to becoming Dallas Cowboy cheerleaders. Middle Right: Waddles gets the girls again. Middle Left: Alan Swearingen ready for the draft. Bottom Right: Fish looking for some more girls. Bottom Left: Are ya spacin' out Kevin?? r m f C f 38 School Life Top Left: Chns and Gigi roaming the halls. Top Right: Erwin figuring out his measurements. Center Left: Some Frosh screwing around. Center Right: Pam doing her schoolwork. Bottom Left: One of the Freshmen eating lunch. Bottom Right: Tony Marlin really has sex appeal. SldOdS J1I1L JH-II d'l'l ■•llll Varsity Team: T.R.: Asst. Coach Jeff Anderson. (42) J. D. Elam.() Morris Ashley. (21) Roger Satanus. (61) Richard Dahlgren. (45) Doug Gabel. (34) Randy Snodgrass. (10) Steave Ashley. (29) Tony Martin. (25) Tom Barber. (41) Robert Smothermon. Head Coach Larry Bagwell. M R.: (73) John Galliano. (83) Spencer Keo. (72) Fred Ashley. (67) Paul Crawford. (54) Mike Lawson. (62) Bryon Buchkc. (71) Glen Crawford. (86) Ed Lind-ley.(68)Greg Barnhart. B.R.: (22) Kevin Kelm. (81) John Mayfield. (55) Brad Snodgrass. (76) Gordan Earl. (58) David Webb. (74) Ken Meyers. (88) Joe Brabender. (87) Jeff McCoy. (36) Don Martin. w.c. 14 Umatilla 6 w.c. 0 Weston McEwen 27 w.c. 6 Lyle 20 w.c. 0 Riverside 34 If ( 20 Pilot Rock 14 w.c. 7 Sherman 6 w.c. 6 Hcppncr 27 w.c. 36 Wahtonka 18 w.c. 12 Stanfield 20 Record 4-5 Home Games COACH LARRY BAGWELL 41 I. Glen Crawford, wandering away from the defensive huddle. 2. (45) Doug Gabel, watching (29) Tony Martin, who is running through the line. 3. Offensive Line preparing to make a first down. 4. (72) Fred Ashley, going after his opponent. 5. Redside Defense preparing to stop the Heppner Offense. 6. Randy Snodgrass (34) opening a hole for (29) Tony Martin. 7. Paul Crawford (67) taking a little rest. 42 1 44 I. Randy Snodgrass (34) calling the Defensive out. 2. Pre-Game Prayer. 3. Steave Ashley (10) Calling the Offensive Play. 4. Tony Martin (29) turns corner for gam. 5. Coach Bagwell giving the players a good luck tap. 6. Paul Crawford (67) looking on. 7. The team waiting for the second to start. BOYS’ BASKETBALL fCDSIDJ ItDSIDCf Htrsirti ItOSIOCI fTBsnii Varsity Team Picture: Top Row: Jeff McCoy, Dan Keillor. Chad Hein. RollieCox. Randy Snodgrass. Glen Crawford. Richard Dahlgren. George Ashley. Bottom Row: J. D. Elam, Ed Lindley. Erwin Watson. Not pictured: Steve Ashley, Kevin Conroy. Jerry Duling. Spencer Keo. BTDsro: 9 m t� I wc. 87 Lyle 55 wc. 84 Wishram 79 wc. 63 Dufur 78 wc. 45 Trout Lake 57 wc 49 Klickitat 42 wc. 65 Dufur 74 (ot) wc. 81 Glen wood 63 wc. 77 Lyle 54 wc. 54 Sherman 53 wc. 52 Wahtonka 73 wc. 89 Condon 73 wc. 5! Riverside 52 wc. 58 Stanfield 61 wc. 86 Umatilla 52 wc. 89 Condon 70 wc 65 Weston Mac. 71 wc. 52 Riverside 73 wc. 62 Wahtonka 61 wc. 61 Pilot Rock 77 wc. 64 Sherman 67 wc. 75 Hcppner 85 Steve Ashley Shoots for two. George Ashley going in for a lay-in. J.V. Team Picture: Top Row. L to R Roger Satanus. Clint Hein. Spencer Keo. Ron Cox. Jeff McCoy. Kevin Snell Jerry Duling. Middle Row: Brad Snodgrass. Chris Windom. J. D. Elam. Ed Lindley. Todd Holliday. Bottom Row: Kevin Kelm. Robert Smothermon. Doug Walters. Chad Hein on his way for two points. Keo NO wc 39 Lyle 31 Snell 40 WC 18 The Dallas 51 Watson 10 WC 46 Lyle 51 Walters 57 w 17 Sherman 69 Lindley 80 WC 39 Wahtonka 56 Dahlgren 14 wc 39 The Dallas 56 Holliday 4 wc 34 Stanfield 47 Duling 34 wc 54 Dufur 50 Satanus 9 wc 64 Condon 78 Cox 21 wc 37 Wahtonka 48 Elam 14 wc 53 Condon 57 Hein 50 wc 69 Dufur 64 McCoy 84 wc 49 Sherman 63 Smothermon 12 Record 3-10 Snodgrass 12 Kelm 2 Windom 1 45 I. Spencer Ke°. Jeff McCoy, and Doug Walters playing defense. 2. Doug Walters playing keep away from Sherman County player. 3. Varsity Coach Mike Saddler. 4. Varsity team getting ready to start the game. 5. Junior Varsity Coach Byron Buss. 46 WRESTLING 47 Chuck Cavanaugh wrestling under the spot-light. David Woods going after his opponent. Chuck Murchie going animal. Dan Snell attacking his opponent. Chns Osborn wrestling. Tom Barber checking out his opponent Paul Crawford waiting for his opponent to go down. Joe Barbender trying to pin his adversary'. George Nelson trying for the take down. Alan Sweanngen trying to get up on his feet. W .C.U.H .S. wrestler going for another pin. BASEBALL 1980 Top Row. L to R: Asst. Coach Jeff Anderson. Kevin Snell ss.. Glen Crawford rf., Dan Keillor p.. Randy Snodgrass 1st.. Joe Brabender p.. Steve Ashley c.. George Nelson 3rd. Head Coach Larry Bagwell. Middle Row: Tony Martin cf.. Rodger Satanus cf.. Jerry Duling If.. Brad Snodgrass 1st.. Mike Martin rf.. Erwin Watson 3rd.. Paul Crawford If.. Doug Walters ss. Bottom Row: Alex McCreary If.. Kevin Kelm c.. Don Martin c.. J. D. Elam 3rd.. Paul Peterson cf.. Dan Snell 2nd.. Robert Smothermon 2nd.. Tom Barber rf. COACH BAGWELL wc II. 5 Lyle 6. 0 wc 19.11 Dufur 7.10 wc 15.24 Dufur 7. 8 wc 5.11 Crook Co 3. 3 wc 13 Madras 1 wc 2.15 Crook Co 0.10 wc 18 Mt. Veiw 4 wc 15,12 Col H. 6. 1 wc 2,12 Heppner 12. 3 wc 6 Wahtonka 1 wc 12.17 Sherman 2. 0 wc 7.14 Mt. Veiw 2, 1 wc 19 Condon 3 wc 8 Heppner 5 wc 6 Wahtonka II wc 13 Sherman 4 wc 7 Condon 2 Record 23-3 • League 6-2 50 Dan Keillor getting ready to round third base. Randy Snodgrass warming up on deck. Erwin Watson waiting for a ball Steve Ashley scoring on a hit ball against Sherman County. Coach Bagwell and company looking on as the starters are on the field. 51 Baseball Statisticians and Managers Dale Middleton. Karon Kennedy. Marcia Troxel. Duane Middleton Paul Crawford coaching the bases trying out his arm. Far Left: Kevin Snell lagging out runner at second. Left: Rodger Satanus swings at the ball. 52 BOYS’ TRACK 1 rack Team: Top Row. L to R: Anna Colton. Wendy Snodgrass. Joanna Elam. Pat Cook. Morris Ashley. Sue Walters. Shelly Woodside. Coach Huskey. Middle Row Betty Hudson. Charlene Smolhermon. Terrilynne Richmond. Cindy McClcmlhan. Doug Gabel. Melissa Alsup. Ed Lindley. Coach Howey. Bottom Row Renee Tinnel. Isis Perez. Barbara Iverson. Kevin Conroy. David Webb. Fred Ashley. Middle Pictures: Coach Howey and Coach Huskey. Left: Pat Cook getting ready to run in the relay. Top: Fred Ashley throwing the discus 118 ft. 10 in. Eddie Lindley in the 1500 meters. — Left. Right: Kevin Conroy in the 3000 meters. Bottom. David Webb throwing the discus. 54 HOMECOMING mHi I. Just a few of the students working to build the great bonfire. 2. George Ashley and Richard Dahlgren putting old tires on the fire to make it burn better. 3. Fred Ashley and Glen Crawford getting ready for the big night ahead. Maryann Delco being crowned by Iasi year's queen Debi Ashley. 57 Homecoming Courts L to R: Freshman princess Kathy Slarkovich. Senior Princess Tammy Petersdorf. Queen Maryann Delco. Junior Princess Dena Clemens. Sphomore Princess Tonya Peterson. Above: Mrs. Parman auctioning off the slaves. Above Left: Cheerleaders handing out gifts to the football team. Side Left: Students gathered for a pep assembly. Bottom Right: Football team just standing around. Bottom Left: Soph, football team. 58 iMOAA SldOdS ,S 1HI0 Top. L to R: Varsity Team: Charlene Smotherman. Dawn Moran. Terrilynn Richmond. Knstina Alstrum. Pam Keo. Marcia Nelson. Karen Kennedy. Kim Ambrocc. Coach Husky. Wendy Snodgrass, Lisa Sucac. Joanna Elam. Shelly Woodside. Sue Walters Charlene and one of her many nice serves and one of her serves. J.V. Team from Top. L to R: Marcia Troxel. Shelly Boggs. Cindy McLenithen. Babette Coe. Anna Colton. Coach Miss Husky. Bottom L to R: Wendy Snodgrass. Chris Cook. Linda Dikeman. Joanna Elam and Charlene teamwork. Marcia Nelson concentrating on the game. C Team from L to R: Carla Miller. Tammy Smith. Barbara Iverson. Charla Conners, Laura Daulgran. Coach Sessi. Tina Dupius. Jana Turner. Leota Hardin. Daffeny Perez. 62 Top to Bottom: Jana Turner and Linda Dikeman hustling up to talk to the coach. Linda Dikeman after a rough game. Pam Keo after a nice serve. Above: Hustle is important in winning. 63 Cross Country Team Picture: L to R: Joanna Elam. Charlene Smothermon. Sandy Smith. Cindy McLcmthan. Shelley Woodsidc. and Isis Perez. ft i f.1 rap The Redside Cross Country team was quite small but the high determination of all the girls made it one of the top five teams in the State of Oregon. They went down to district and took first place with seven people. When they went to state, they all thought they had a slim chance to be in the top five. As it turned out, the girls took second at state. They were all very happy and they said they were going for first place next year. GOOD LUCK GIRLS!!! Cindy Mac striving for the finish. I. Kristina Ahlstrom beating down the broken path. 2. Shelley Woodside is outrunning her opponent. 3. The Second Place trophy from state. 4. Charlene Smothermon and Isis Perez trying to pass one more runner. 65 I. Varsity Team Picture: Top Row. L to r: Melissa Alsup. Marcia Troxel. Karon Kennedy. Anna Colton. Joanna Elam. Charlene Smothermon. Bottom Row: Shelly Woodside, Sue Walters. Lisa Susac. Windy Snodgrass, Barbera Iverson. Terri Lynn Richmond. 2. Rcdsides playing defense. 3. Charlene Smothermon has a break away lay-in. 4. Marcia Troxel dribbling the ball. 5. Charlene Smothermon fighting fora rebound. 66 Side Left: Flag of America. Top Right: Karon Kennedy shooting over her opponent. Middle Left: Marcia Troxel and Sue Walters waiting for the ball to come down. Middle Right: Charlene Smothcrmon ready to shoot the ball. Bottom Left: Redsides line up for an out-of bounce play. Bottom Right: Lisa Susac going fora rebound. 67 Ten Lynn making a pass. Top Left: Sue Walters 35 waiting for the ball. Top Right: Redside player making a pass. Middle Left: Karon Kennedy shooting the ball. Middle Right: Sue Wallers and Marcia Troxel running to get back on defense. Bottom Left. Karon Kennedy goes in for a lay-in as Charlene Smothermon prepares for a rebound. Top Left: Miss Kcssi giving a pep talk. Top Right: Sue Walters making a good block out. Middle Left: Charlene Smothermon shoots with perfect form. Middle Left: Two players running to the sideline after a time out was called. Bottom Right: Sue Waltersjust standing around. Top: A few of the Redsides Track team relaxing. Middle Left: Sue Walters throwing the shot put. Middle Right: Charlene is headed for her next event. Bottom Left: Terri Lynne Richmond is disgusted about something. Bottom Right: Coach John Howey caught someone being disruptive. M Top Left: Melissa Alsup high jumping. Top Right: Mr. Howey and Miss Huskey track team coaches. Middle Left: Isis Perez clearing the bar. Middle: Anna Colton waiting for her event. Bottom Right. Joanna Elam racing to the finish line. Bottom Left: Cindy Mclenithan striving to finish the race. 71 ORGANIZATIONS 1979-1980 CHEERLEADERS BOOSTER CLUB BAND — CHORUS COIN CLUB FTA HONOR SOCIETY AFSSTUDENT ANNUAL LIBRARIANS Pam Keo. a senior at W.C.U.H.S. in Maupin Oregon, was selected to represent the United States in the American Field Service. Pam left for New Zealand after our school year’s 2nd quarter. This program gives teenagers from all over the world a chance to travel to a different country to live for a while. It is a valuable learning experience for all that are involved because it gives the exchange students a chance to view ways of life different from their own. and it gives host families a chance to see what people from other places are like. HAVE FUN PAM!!! 73 Babette Coe Pam Keo was chosen Girl of the Month in November for Sincerity. Brenda Duling won the Girls League $50 scholarship. 74 CHERRY SWEETHEART When Marcia Nelson heard she had been chosen to represent our school in the annual Cherry Festival. the first thing she the other girls did was get dresses, shoes, and pictures. Then they were off to a luncheon with The Dalles Chamber of Commerce. Many exciting events led up to the coronation of the Cherry Sweetheart. Marcia received the honor of being runner up in the contest. The next day was celebrated with a parade around The Dalles. W.C.U.H.S. is very proud to have Marcia represent us in the festival. CONGRATULATIONS MAR CIA!!!! MARCIA NELSON 75 Top Left: Charlene Smothcrmon. Top Right: Cindy Mcleni-than. Middle Left: Cheerleaders in their average clothes. Middle Right: BabctteCoc. Bottom Right: Mary Anne Delco. 76 Top Left: Melissa Alsup and Mary Anne Delco. Top right: Cheerleaders yelling for the football team. Middle Left: Tammy Petcrsdorf. Middle Right: Tammy Peters dorf and Mary Anne Delco preparing for a cheer. TEAM RECORD HOME BOOSTER CLUB DONKEY BASEBALL! Art Crabtree going home. Ride em' cowboy. The Booster Club and the Fish and Wildlife put on a exhibition game. The first four innings were all Booster Club scoring four runs. Then the Fish and Wildlife got things rolling scoring five runs in the last three innings. The final score was Booster Club 4 Fish and Wildlife 5. Better luck next time Booster Club!!! Some students gathered for a picture. English class field trip to Portland. A few students just taking it easy. ■ r Students enjoying the bus inp back to school. John Marlin looking at some of the sights. Miss Kennedy having a good time. STAGE BAND Chuck Murchie: Lead Trumpet. Soloist. Jerry Duling: Trumpet. Chad Hein: Tenor Sax. Soloist. Tonya Peterson: Alto Sax Mark Troxcl: Electric Bass Doug Gabel: Drums Spencer Kee: Drums Chris Murchie: Trumpet Mike Martin: Trombone Concert Band Marie Webb: Flute Clarinets: Barbara Iverson. Juanita Bellinger. Shelly Woodside. Ellen Phillips. Tina Dupuis. Chris Windom Saxes. Brad Snodgrass (tenor) Daphne Perez (alto) Trumpets: Chns Murchie. Harold Weaver Bantone: Alan Swearingen Sousaphone: Don Martin Percussion: Doug Gabel Mark Troxel: Paul Peterson Top: Mr. Rich Dickson our director for 'he first % of the year. Bottom: Mr. Caseboum. teacher for the rest of the year. CHORUS: Sopranos: Shelly Bogs. Joanna Elam. Dena Clemens. Laurie Clemens. Lisa Dye, Karon Hyde. Cindy McLenithan, Tonya Peterson. Wendy Snodgrass. Jana Turner. Altos: Melissa Alsup. Charla Conner. Lisa Cornish. Mary Anne Dclco. Brenda Duling. Lisa Gustafson. Lori Holstc. Karen Murchie. Barbara Iverson. Terri Lynne Richmond. Deanne Pattee. Lori Jones. Marcia Troxel. Samantha Peterson. Tenor: Alex McCreary. Bill Long. Dale Middleton. Duane Middleton. Mike Martin. Robert Smothcrmon. Bass: Joe Bradender. Glen Crawford. RollieCox. Gordon Earl. Doug Gabel. Jeff McCoy. David Webb. Middle: Instrumental Techniques class performing the song they wrote. Bottom Left: Doug Gabel. Bottom Right: Chuck Murchie. Louis Armstrong Jazz Award Playing a solo line and song. 81 DEPARTMENT Coin Club: Top Row: Doug Gabel. Chris Murchie. Middle Row: Fred Ashley, Kevin Snell. John Galliano. Morris Ashley. Bill Cornish. Bottom Row: Joe Barbender. Marcia Nelson. Missy Lewis, Glen Crawford. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA 2. Chuck Murchie also was an FTA for Miss Wong. 4. Kim Ambrose also was an FT A for the Grade School. 3. Tony Martin was an FTA for the Grade School. I. Bill C'ornish-an FTA for Miss Wong. STUDENT BODY OFFICERS 1 The Associated Student Body officers for the 1979-1980 school year were: from L to R: Treasurer Pam Keo, Secretary TerriLynnc Richmond. Vice-President Harold Weaver, and president Doug Gabel. 2. Missy Lewis was named Treasurer by the Student council when Pam Keo was selected to go to New Zealand by the American Field Service Program. Missy did an excellent job and the Student Body appreciates the job she did so well. Thank-you Missy.!!! 84 HONOR SOCIETY Top Row: L lo R: Jerry Duling, Kevin Conroy. Doug Gable. Cindy McLenithan. Chuck Murchic. Bottom Row: Steve Ashley. Brenda Duling. Joanna Elam. Kim Ambrose, Terri Lynn Richmond. 85 Miss Kessi Honor Society Advisor. MOTHER DAUGHTER TEA Top Left: Kcrmit the Frog (Brenda Duling)and his friends starting off the show. Top Right: Statier and Waldorf (Cindy McLenithan and Charlene Smothermon) are giving their views about the show. Middle Left: Kermit is feeling lonely and rejected. Middle: Susan Gutzlcr modeling her outfit. Middle Right: A member of the Electric Mayham playing a solo. Bottom Right: Just a few of our talented students in a quartet. Bottom Left: The Girls of the Months being introduced. Top: The girls of the Months being presented to the crowd. Middle Left: Cindy McLemthan and Kristina Ahlstrom waiting. Middle Group Left to Right: Kermit is at it again. Missy Lewis sang “Last Dance.” Tammy Smith caught by the camera. Kermit singing to the crowd. Bottom Left: One of the escorts was Richard Dahlgren. Middle Left: Tina Lupuis modeling her dress. I. Ms. Padcn Annual Class Advisor. 2. Dan Keiller Editor. 3. Sue Holman Lay out tech. 4. Barbie Hausinger Lay out tech. 4. Chuck Muchie Lay out tech. Dark room. 5. Fred Ashley Lay out tech. Dark room, photographer. Cindy Hausinger Lay out tcch Doug Walters Lay out Tech Alex McCreary Lay out Tech. Photographer. Shelly Boggs Lay out Tech Tony Martin Asst, editor, dark room 89 SPORTS BANQUETS 1. Mr. Larry Bagwell giving Richard Dahlgrcn his letter. 2. Glen Crawford received some special awards. 5. Tony Martin leaving the stage. 6. Doug Gabel returns to his seat. 90 6. Miss Huskey telling about how the volleyball team improved during the season. 7. Cheerleaders for the Football team this year. I. Randy Snodgrass receiving his football award. 2. Mr. Bagwell talking about the team strength. 3. Trophies that girls won. 4. Managers receiving their letters. 5. Fred Ashley one of the few seniors on the football team. 9 AUTOGRAPHS Left: A group shot of some AFS from all over the world that came to Wasco Co. Union High School on a one day visit. Right: An exchange student from Micro, she’s spent her year in the U.S. at Madras. FOREIGN E STUDENTS Kristina Ahlstrom came to Maupin from Sweden for the 1979-1980 school year. She brought sunshine, and joy to all those she came in contact with. Wasco County Union High School students would like to thank her for broadening their horizons! 9. k « Top Row: L to R: Susan Gutzler. Dan Keillor. Alan Swearingen. Missy Lewis. Pat Cook. Lisa Gustafson. Fred Ashley. Kim Ambrose. Brenda Duling. Bottom Row. L to R: George Ashley, Tammy Smith. Doug Gabel, Juanita Bellinger. Kristina Ahlstrom. Ron Jones. Carla Miller. Tammy Petersdorf. GRADUATION!!! CAST OF CHARACTERS Kristina Ahlstrom Kim Ambrose Fred Ashley George Ashley Tim Ashley Greg Barnhart Patty Cavanaugh Pat Cook Bill Cornish Rolhe Cox Glen Crawford Richard Dahlgren Mary Anne Delco Brenda Duling Doug Gabel Lisa Gustafson Susan Gutzler Leota Hardin Clyde Hayes Sue Holman Karon Hyde Ron Jones Dan Keillor DeOra Koons Missy Lewis Carla Miller Dawn Moran ... Missy Lewis and Alan Swearingen in the graduation procession. Brenda Duling — Valedictorian STARRING THE CLASS OF 1980!! Top Row. L lo R: Tcrrilynnc Richmond. Richard Dahlgren. MaryAnnc Dclco. Clyde Hayes. Sue Holman. Glen Crawford. Leota Hardin. Marcia Nelson. Bill Cornish. Tim Ashley. Bottom. L to R: Chris Murchie. DeOra Koons. Rollie Cox. Patty Cavanaugh. Dawn Moran. Greg Barnhart. Karon Hyde. Bottom Picture: Laura Duling. Brenda Duling's flower girl at the graduation ceremony. Terrilynne Richmond — Salutatorian CAST OF CHARACTERS: Chris Murchie Marcia Nelson Tammy Petersdorf Terrilynne Richmond Tammy Smith Alan Swearingen 95 SENIORS NOW AND THEN BARNETT'S TEXACO STATION the Local way to keep your car running. McDonalds US BANK For a fast easy Our Saving way to eat Plans Grow Try our Big Mac, On You Fries and a Coke. Member F.D.I.C. 1315 W. 6th St. across from Cascade Square The Dalles Branch The Dalles, Ore. Phone: 296 2235 97058 Dufur Branch Phone 467-2296 younGS Craft Centre arts . . hobbies 421 East Second • 296-5144 PIONEER ELECTRIC CO. Hotpoint Appliances Phone 296 3150 G.E. Television 423 E. 2nd St. The Dalles Ore. 97058 Phone SHAROLD'S TONY'S TOWN AND COUNTRY CLOTHING 2965277 Good Shoe's Correctly Fitted Western Wear for all The Family See Our complete Line of Owners HAROLD HAYS ROGER HAYS LANCE APPAREL 405 E. 2nd The Dalles Ore. 97058 Warm Clothes Casual Wear Shoes. Boots 401 E. 2nd St. The Dalles Oregon 97058 THE KIRBY CO. Phone 296 2874 309 E. 2nd St. The Dalles Ore. 97058 New — Used — Repairs 305 E. 2nd St. Phone 296 5276 The Dalles Ore. 97058 RECREATION LANES For Your Bowling Pleasure 213 E. 2nd DAVE JOHNSTON, Owner Phone 296 6202 The Dalles Ore. 97058 GORDONS Where the Smart Student Stops... and shops The Dalles, Ore. 97058 ..HUDSON.. INSURANCE AGENCY INC. Phone 296 2268 JOHN WOOD JERRY FRAZIER 101 E. 2nd St. TUM-A-LUM-LUMBER COMPANY Materially Yours The Dalles, Ore. 97058 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF OREGON Phone 296 5414 Drive-in Banking Member F.D.I.C. 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