Union High School - Redsides Yearbook (Maupin, OR)

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 1. Holly Barber serves the lunch to the VVCUHS students. 2. Cook, Jeanie Dahlgren. 3. Head custodian George Foster stacks chairs in the cafeteria. 4. Night custodian, Donna Fargher. 5. Assistant janitor, Donna McCoy. « Staff 9

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The Staff helps set the mood for WCUHS The WCUHS staff worked very hard to try and improve the surroundings and atmosphere of the school. The head custodian changed the lighting in the cafeteria from bright to a dimmer effect and the cooks, Holly Barber, Patty Puckett, and Jeannie Dalhgren added table cloths to give the cafeteria a dining room effect. They also added colorful posters to the blank walls. The bus drivers also made a few changes. They kept the busses clean and in good running condition. One bus was equipped with a new stereo system. Sharon Thompson often drove this bus and she said, Having a music system on the bus provided the students with enjoyment and it relaxes the students. This way it calms them down and makes it easier on the bus driver. A new and smaller bus also added to the new changes. This bus is also equipped with a stereo system and it only holds 16 passengers. The football cheerleaders and other small groups had the convenience and comfort of this new bus. 1. Clydia Eveland: The bus driver for Tygh Valley and athletic groups. 2. Don Holste: The bus driver for Pine Grove and athletic groups. 3. Sharon Thompson: The bus driver for Wamic. 4. Patty Puckett sorts the silverware after they have been washed. 8 Staff

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Seniors The Class of 1984 proved to be able fund raisers by raising over $2,700 in one year. They started out with the first dance of the year. It was held after a home football game and there was a big turnout. Then someone came up with the great idea of having a trike-a-thon, which is similar to a bike-a-thon with the substitution of trikes for bikes. Over 100 miles were logged because of the combined efforts of four competitive class teams. This event was held on the football field from 7 A.M. until 2 P.M. Other money makers were the basketball and wrestling concessions and sale of pins purchased during their freshman year. All of the fund raising projects were done to make money for their Senior Skip. Unfortunately the Skip did not come about. 1. Senior Class Officers: front-Karla Lawson, Scc-Treas.; Scott Wheelon. President; Jon Boggs, S.C. Representative; back-Richard Wagner, Vice-President; Mrs. McKnight, Class Advisor. 2. Senior Trike-a-thon participants take a break after a grueling day at the fund-raiser. 10 Seniors