Weston McEwen High School - Paws and Claws Yearbook (Athena, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1975 volume:

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Qkne +- 0- Charles McCullough f , f Wig William Zerba Vern King Chuck Williamson Superintendent, Gaylord Salter if iii Edward Meinhart School Board and Administration Robert Harmon Shirley Newbold Samuel Giger James Cahill Russell McCollister Superintendent ,,.o.....,f I Bob Bannister High School Principal Nolan Ferguson Student Council Wayne Sincleir is the Student Body President. Secretary, Robin Alexander, presents the minutes of the Y last meeting. Sgt. at Arms, Allen Johns, maintains control over each meeting A typical Student Council meeting. nfl? Ei. Y V Q, ge The Entertainment Committee prepares the 50's Dance for the student body. Kelly Cahill is the Vice-President Treasurer, Sally Baker enjoys her work Out of Eternity This new day is borng 1 . .-M, ,A M, fi- -fxwizijufx :I K ,gi YI K + Q H x E :'2 ii X 4 --. -H Q-S1101 x W 'r' WW Hi mz,1 'wimaw .,, ,K -A .x Mm - .. Q Rik ,fel . S ,Q QA 1 R I i - Chorus and Guitar Ri A Mr. Pyle is teaching his guitar class a new chord Mrs. Pyle is directing the chorus. + + , if 4 Q Georgiann Licht and Tom Payant are strumming and picking. Language Arts Weston-McEwen's English Department is striving to meet the needs of students in today's world. An emphasis is placed on commuciation skills, es- pecially compsoition and speech. To meet this need classes such as Creative Writing, Advanced Speech, and Dramatics and many others are offered. Q' 4 The Short Story-Media class is deeply involved in Edgar Allen Poe's 'The Black Cat. 8 E? Wayne Sinclair and Kelly Cahill act out a scene in Drama I. Mr. Howard ponders over ideas for this Mrs. Campbell anxiously awaits her next class. yea.r's annual. , 1 1 R 2 Q. x Y S, 4 vm ts T, Q' i E ' 1vabxxm?? , A H M NNT iq f' , ' k ff 5 X 1 g .-.. , .5 Kills? N. t ,Unk Q , C 511.125 w , mf, , WM.. wifi' Xfflgsgf ,, Q - I lick ,.,.mL,, Q? 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NJ- David Quaempts demostrates his skill with scissors as he cuts out his pattern. 4 Lori Pickard is just beginning her sewing project. i , Qs 3, Food Service On the job training while providing a balanced, nutritional lunch program at the high school are the objectives of the Food Services Program. Food Services ' is a Home Economics Related Occupation QHEROJ, H which is a branch of FHA. W u Miss Fehrenbacher and Alva Shoeshipe prepare taco shells for lunch. ? less . , 1 Mrs. Miguez shows Julie Mitchell and Diana Ritchey how to prepare a special dish. Alva is in her second year as a member of the food services program. The staff, working as a unit. W WW 'H . Q 'eww f . ooo AA is 5 V .::. if f ,sa ,cc .rV.' - i Qsre e ,eric Business Ed. This year at Weston-McEwen a wide curriculum of Business Education subjects are oHered. Mrs. Gilliland teaches 3 classes of Typing 1, Accounting, Office Practices, and Record Keeping. Mr. Thunell teaches Typing 2, World of Business, Business Communication, Secretarial Sz Account. Lab. Personal Finance, Work Experience. A total of 101 students are enrolled in business classes at Weston-McEwen. Typing 1 didn't always look like this I W Mrs. Gilliland Mr. Thunell Math The Math department at W-M offers students valuable knowledge and skills that will help them in future years. A new class added this year is Math Skills. It enables a student to work on their individual weaknesses in Math. Other subjects include algebra, geometry, Analysis, Computer programming, and Physics. Mr. Taylor helps George Rachor. Teachers giving individual help is a strong point at W-M as Mr. Taylor ex- plains a problem to Robin Alexander. John Beamer and John Adams working on Physics Mr. Taylor showing Kevin Beers how it is done. f C . G Kathy Nix, Debbie Bachor, and Tami Bannister working out. W, X if ga Calisthenics are important. Physical Education c The Physical Education department is being taught by Miss Fehrenbacher, Mr. Gustafson, and Mr. Huntsman. The teachers all have a mutual feeling towards PE. They are trying to teach the kids sportsmanship and love for sports. Students, it is felt, should be given the opportunity to be exposed to activities that they can carry on after high school and throughout their life- time. Tom Crawford playing soccer. Tere King and Larry Bonifer using the weight machine, Vickie Towne, Pat Giger, and Sue Warren using their muscles, while Tami Kesling uses her brain. Arr Curt Robinson shows how to make a Miss Leyson helps Susa.n Zellner with a linoleum print. candle. Rick Morris and Debby Ely practice their art skills. Cindy Bruck concentrates on her project Industrial Arts In the first semester, the lst and 2nd period construe tion class, built on an addition to a school owned home. It is complete, with running water and electricity. Mr. Hawk is busy with VO-AG, Metal shop and FFA. Mr. Cramer explains what to do while Bob Smith gives his Mr. Hawk presents a demonstration in Vo-Ag. undivided attention. Rod Hollingworth and Larry Bonifer are working on Tool gauges in metal shop. Spa nish Right: Mr. Huntsman lectures on Spanish culture to his Spanish IV students. Bottom Left: Spanish HI students listen attentively. Bottom Right: Spanish I students practice their homework. Below: Spanish IT class watches with intensity a lesson by Mr. Hlmtsman. Social Studies Field trips to the Pendleton Juvenile Center EOSH, and Washington State Prison highlighted the year in Mr. Gustafson's and Mr. Gottfried's classes. Alcoholism and Marajuana to Taxes were covered by Mr. Gustafson, while Mr. Gottfried taught American History through Inventions and demostrations. Psychology gave insight into some of the more personal problems. Peggy Patterson grabs a look at the gradebook over Mr. Gottfried's shoulder. 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CLASS LEADERS Class Officers include: Kim McMillan, Class Representativeg Charlotte Isakson Robert Smithg Vice-Presidentg Karen Hawk, Presidentg Marilyn Joy Tere King, Sgt. at Armsg Paula Newbold, Secretary-Treasurer. Tami Kesnng , ? 'Wx 'hir ss 'fs i S 4 if .L , ' 5 Tere King Kim Knox Doyle Kosey Marcella Lloyd Kristan Lybecker Evelyn Martin Merve Mc-Bean Mary McGuire Kim McMillan Tina Montoya 3 Q13- Nw' N .I gi ,S x 4? ,gk 4- 1, gi' , QIQ . W self r wif 3' V, ss -zz ,A ., .. 3 T WK 35. A .. N ,L I 3 L, r :hm K K! f JUNIORS an f 5 E so L r 1 I 3 e ff E , . . , , ,,..,.,. Y wx. . . .,, . i ii The Juniors had a big turn out for this poster party during Homecoming and Spirit week. Karla Hooker Mary HUS011 Leslie Jones Teresa Kaup Patty DeLay George Micheaux ' ' jf.w+M,,m,N, J- - 5 3' 7 ,,iz'f . f 4 ,guy -Wi , Shirleen Isakson Lori King Renee Miguez Mike Nix EN! ,v 5 Qi Carol Johns Joe McBean Brad Montee Gary Munck Right: The Crime and Delinquency class is busy using the library for their research papers. Future Business Leaders of America members Bill Gentry and Alison Duncan sharpen their typing skills. JUNIORS Tom Payant George Rachor Jeff Salter Kathy Peterson Mickey Ricahrdson Tim Smock Debbie Rachor Curt Robinson Lori Upchurch Linda Zancharias David Quaempts Diana Ritchey Cameron Teter Joyce Wilcox Left: Tom Crawford, Joe McBea.n, Les Jones, and Lori King lead the juniors at the Noise parade. CLASS OF 75 John Adams Robin Alexander Honor Society Honor Society Honors Great Honors 'K Kelly Allen John Barkley Senior Class Vice President N Y A l l r Janice Bates John Beamer Cindy Brllck E? gf 2 my ,- . rf Q' gjlulyii' , ,fikk K ,XL ,W wifi K - ,::,::,.: :: .Q Q ,.'7QQ.N , uf. v f'49- Qc .. . , si 3 x ig 5 5 A ax, J' q f , W ,:.'. ,L..,.. 6' , wi coax cafe, OO ' CO Q I 1 C'. I 4 0? , .S,,, ,- ,. :fi , .,..... Mas' ,Ly ,gy wa' K ,, ki W N P , .L N A ,.,.. S, -' 'a-sw. fx SQ ,Z Tai , , v , X2 V. W., Q -i 1 .x 1 '11 . ,535 13:3415- 551 A iv,-N 1.3 ARG. ,ni I Ji. 1 - -. MS e F'1x?'fX1i, f X 1-K, , us' p f sk, .,,, , - , - N , r 4 Wx Q' E,.,i.,Mf fi: wk. 2 -,Nz W-K: K? 'v -:Legg I . 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A W ,li Rm R3 flag. i- ,i,s5.,m,p.f www if , E. 5 : 5-14153 sggyi-'3 ,fi 1 rv ' is ek, 'A X4 Varsity Football At the beginning of the football season, I was very skeptical about the outlook of our team this year. We had lost several excellant athletes, which I felt would be difficult to replace. But the kids went to work to prove me wrong. on The seniors really became leaders on and off the field. Instead of criticizing the underclassmen, they helped them with en- couragement. Becuase of this help , the younger players im- proved quickly and were soon helping us win ball games. Each game had a different hero. On person who would put forth great effort to help us to win. The felling with in the squad was the best I've seen. We had a good year and the play- ers like to call it the year of the No Names ! Quarterback, Dick Beamer, Discusses strategy with Mr. Huntsman . ,,. V - .,. ,.........f.m-as lf: -' 9- L+' W 'ff' v If-2 ' Back Row, left to right: David Quaempts, Brian Montee, Cary Ra.hn, Micheal Lieuallen, Doug Warner, Charley Alford, Kim Sams, Jerry Baker. Middle Row: Tom Crawford, Curt Robinson, Joe McBean, Brad Montee, Mike Nix, Gary Munck, Kelly Cahill, Dick Beamer, Jeff Salter, Darrell Giger, Leslie Jones, Duane Fox. Front Row: Wayne Sincleir, John Barkley, John Beamer, Kelly Allen, Allen Johns, Joe Davis, Sheldon King, Tim Meinhart, Steve McMillan, Greg Giger. Allen Johns leads the Tigers-n-Scots on to the field. Scoreboard J os eph Wallowa Sherman Heppner Condon Wasco Umat11la R1vers1de W-M ss W-M 14 3 w-M 14 ' W-M 14 W-M 14 P1101 Rock W-M as w-M so w-M 42 - W-M 36 ' ' Right: Coach Cramer examines A J 's knee. Below: Kelly Cahill breaks a. Heppner tackle. Tigers-n-Scots Are Tough 1 First Team A11-conference split end John Beamer makes a catch for good yardage on a crucial fourth down. All-conference second team Sheldon King and first team Joe Davis make a tackle on a Condon opponent. The defensive team stops Sherman County for no gain in a big game for the Tigers-n-Scots. Kelly Cahill sprints around end for a sizable gain Below: Joe Davis runs the ball. ex i 'Si xo . Mike Nix goes over his shoulder for an interception against Umatilla. Q i Kelly Allen demostrates his soccer style that resulted in a 33 Gary Munck made the State's first team as an offensive center. yard field goal for the Tigers-n-Scots. ,X R 3 A.. A ' The Highland Lassies greet the W-M coaching staff, led by John Huntsman. Kevin Beers returns a kick-off back for Kelly Allen cuts behind the blocking of Kyle Beers. good field position. 4,- Dick Beamer passes against Sherman County. Steve McMillan catches a pass and tLu'ns up field against Umatilla. Brad Montee slices through a hole made by Tim Meinhart i Seniors Will Be Missed AZT! L, sw., Graduating Seniors include, top row, left-to-right: Wayne Sincleir, Kelly Allen, Steve McMillan, TimMeinha.rt, and J ohn Beamerg front row, left-to-rights Sheldon King, Joe Davis, John Barkley, and Greg Gier. Allen Johns is not pictured. The raging bonfire dies down, but the memories will continue forever. Homecoming 74 Queen Gay Coats is congratulated with a kiss by her escort, John Beamer. Princess Cheryl Licht and her escort, Allen Johns Si l Ky Y.- . Princess Sally Baker and her escort Steve McMillan. Princess Tami Kesling e .. .Z 2,5 ievk K R I X Queen Gay Coats and her court, left to right, Lori Pickard, Queen Gay, Sally Baker, Tami Kesling, and Cheryl Licht, leave the field. Princess Lori Pickard and her escort, Tim Meinhart l I I f and escort, Joe Davis. Varsily Volleyball Coach Fehrenbacher had this to say about the girls season. I thought it was a very outstanding season. This was the best group of girls I have ever coached. We showed determination throughout the season. I think the hardest thing we had to do was to come back and beat Umatilla after we had lost to Helix in the district tournament. Our girls showed pride and spirit throughout all the games. Scoreboard Opponent W L Record Helix Lost Pilot Rock Won Echo Lost Umatilla Won Stanfield Won Umapine Won Pilot Rock Won Umatilla Won Stanfield Won Umapine Won Helix Won District Play offs Heppner Won Helix Lost Umatilla Won Confernce Champions 3rd place in District ' 1-2 2-0 1-2 2-1 ' 2-1 2-0 2-1 Echo Won 2-O 2-0 ' 2-0 2-0 2-0 2-1 1-2 ' 2-0 Jodi shows scholarship style Above: Standing left to right, Debbie Hoptowit, Sue Warren, Pat Giger, Georgiarm Licht, Denise Snider, Lori King, Kathy Hoptowit, Kim McMillan, Susan Heskethg kneeling, Tami Kesling, Liz Cahill, Jodi Salter, Alison Duncan, Tami Bannister, Paula Newbold, Coach Fehrenbacher gy Y , A ey' it, iifiliif L. 3 ,,,.. 11 , A me :Q E ,,v..Q, ,, ,i '27 we N XY. is '-S. s.-. .uv ww f W . ,, Q in- Qun L xrmgai i' QKQM., . A w ' 11' iirxiizii ,it fi ffa?iw::?',f.3r 13 A 'X gzz fgfagxfqzg Q' -Q-if - if . A , Q f f -gag ' g iw' 5 4 'iw .M Zi 'Q - ' wi if ' W. gs? LI X :MTX W, J ,QA 5 4 xg ikwmfh E vale' Vs 12 . ffl: 9 T I 3 5 K fi Y 'fha ,ik A X Q I f ig f 5 , - 3 E w L 5 5 2 f 5 sz E qi a E ? . yi ' P Q i s 5 1 i 2 1 'Q 2 s 2 X -sg I .1 if .w .7 -5 X N N A . ,gn Q N ZX, Uwisk 'Ka Q QWL f Q ti ,P f 1 J 'X x, S 5? Q 1 2 ,e 'Q' 1 Sri f a s ' Q A ,A D lv Volleyball Our Junior Varsity team really came through and did a good job this year. They supported the varsity and provided depth. Next year they should prove to be another championship team for Weston-McEwen. I am looking forward to coaching this group again next season. M.J . F. Paula pops the ball over the net. Scoreboard Helix 3 WM 0 Pilot Rock 2 WM 1 Pilot Rock 1 WM 2 Weston B 2 WM 0 Umatilla 0 WM 3 Umatilla 2 WM 0 Junior Varsity: Back rowg Debbie Hoptowit, Coach Febrenbacher, Susan Heskethg middle row, Alison Hansell, Kim Knox, Pat Giger, Kim McMillan, Sue Warren, Vickie Towneg front row, Paula Newbold, Liz Cahill, Tami Kesling. Varsity. Tami gets under the ball Sue scores another point for the Junior Standing, left to right: Susan Hesketh, Lori Renken, Karen Hawk, Charlotte Isakson, Alison Hansell, Kristan Lybecker, Kim Knox, Sally Crofton, Vickie Towne, Coach Fehrenbacherg Kneeling, Debbie Hoptowit. Liz sets one up for a spiker. G 4 n 1 Q, us -MC EWEN FANS WESTON All AGREE: WE'RE I! Wayne Sincleir and John Adams break away for another fast- Break. This tempo destroyed Sacred Heart 101-73. Coach Tom Howard is congratulated by Sacred Heart's coach after the game. WEST ON-WEWEN Sr. PAUL SILETZ SlLETZ I-na--.. .....-- if V , . , owne , 34 i5 3 K ff' 1 i ig R5 is A l R Jw fl I Q as 1? , , I S Yi S, ,Z W K Q ' e A Q-.li fini? I x . 1 , xv .ay ,, Q as K X 5- 3 i il. f.!',PH,,g,tQ ., Q1 eff? 'Q X Sf i, 1 N . 5 , Y SCOREBOARD WM WM WM WM WM WM WM WM WM W WM WM WM WM WM WM WM WM WM W 96 98 85 84 77 95 93 64 74 0 Enterprise Pine Eagle Enterprise Pilot Rock Stanfield Helix Central Linn Wasco Co. Condon Pine Eagle Rlverslde Heppner Umatilla Pilot Rock Sherman Co Stanfield Wasco Co Condon Riverside Heppner Umatilla Sherman Co District Tournament WM 77 76 Pilot Rock WM 65 58 Sherman Co. State A Tournament WM 77 69 North Douglas Steve McMillan presents his mother with a rose on Parent's WM 84 72 st. Paul on Night- WM 101 73 Sacred Heart Columbias Basin Standings Weston McEwen Sherman Co Heppner Pilot Rock Condon asco Co Stanfield Riverside Umatilla John Barkley shows off the Championship trophy at the awards Joe Davis honors his mother and father. presentation' Below: The Tigers-n-Scots watch anxiously as their teammates are playing. if -,f P SWR. ESQ H Q. Ml, S a W' The success of the JV's this year can be attributed to several factors. First, was the fine coaching of Mr. Gustafson. As the season wore on, several players improved enough as to either start on the JV s or to come off the bench and do a, good job. Also, Mr. Howard's coaching improved our inside game and our outside shooting. I felt we ha.d depth that enabled us to use more than just five players. Last, I felt the team ran the of- fense as well a.s any team in the past. They worked the ba.ll well and took good shots. Offensive- ly, we scored 61. 8 a game and defensively 41. 4 a game. JUNIOR VARSITY HAS A I9-I RECORD SCOREBOARD W W WM WM W W W WM P1ne Eagle 2 Enterprise 4 Pine Eagle 2 Enterpnse 4 Pilot Rock Stanf1eld 32 Wasco County Condon 34 Riverslde 23 Umatilla 25 Pilot Rock 54 Sherman County 57 Stanf1eld 29 Wasco County Condon 14 Riverside 30 Heppner 45 Umatllla 24 Sherman County 63 Left to right: Kevin Beers, Charley Alford, Mike Nix, Tere King, Tom Crawford Joe McBean, Gary Munck, Kyle Beers, Brad Montee, Leslie Jones, and Kent Cain Center Coach Russell Snodgrass. 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EZ? .Q i W :sian . ffm , sfif 'ig aw w- Q .244 A! i H 1-. gs MGX , 1 mg? 3 I A ss JL Denise and Geogiann pull down another rebound. Susan Hesketh rips the net for two. Liz starts the fast break for the Tigers and Scots Girls' Basketball 1974-75 W-M 28 Touchet W-M 57 Riverside W-M 37 Hermiston W-M 41 Ione W-M 67 Heppner W-M 43 Touchet W-M 43 Umatilla W-M 44 Hermiston W-M 44 Pilot Rock Dist. W-M 50 lone Dist. W-M 59 Umatilla State W-M 40 Knappa State W-M 48 Union State W-M 53 Harrisburg A' aa' ' Q 5 S D EC ik E? f , ' ' N M! X R A A if ' id ent re Qkkl ' ?V,fl. , 6 , ? 13' of 5 -f Q 9 ,.,. ,X A 1- , .11 1. w A ' 1 YQ 5 5 M ' K W3 Q 4 A e Q W Q ,. 1 X VK f A ml M Qs 3,iL1 BASEBALL, 10-I4 RECORD W-M TIES FOR FIRST With 6-2 Record The Weston-McEwen baseball team had a 10-14 win- loss record for the 1975 season. They finished in a 3-wa.y tie for first in the Eastern Divisionof the Columbia Basin Conference with a 6-2 record. The Tiger-Scots did not advance a.ny further because of not enough AZZI points. Outstanding performances were turned in during the year highlighted by Tim Meinhart's no-hitter against Stanfield and Doug Warner's 4-5 performance against Umatilla. The Most Improved Hitter award went to Kelly Allen 1. 3333 the Most Improved Fielder award went to Leland Jonesg the Golden Glove award to John Adarnsg the Leading I-litter to Doug Warner f. 32935 and the Most Inspirational to Ken Warner. Right: Coach Gustafson analyses the situation before listing the starting line-up. Below: Kim King winds up against Hermiston. ,. '1-. Q: 1163 'f ,lv-,X Top Left: Duane Fox steals second against Umatilla. Top Right: Tim Meinhart loses his hat in completing a double play against Riverside. Left: Kelly Cahill stands in against Pilot Rock in a key victory for the Tigers-n- Scots. Below: Duane Fox is poised to receive the next pitch. E l I OPPONENT Union Warrenton Deer Pa.rk La. Grande JV La. Grande JV Elgin Riverside Hermiston JV Hermiston JV Umatilla. Hermiston JV Hermlston JV Stanfield Pilot Rock SCOREBOARD WM OPPONENT WM 4 Riverside 1 11'k 0 Elgin 7 6 2 Elgin 1 9 2 Pendleton JV 2 0 4 Pendleton JV 10 6 3 Umatilla 0 24+ 18' Stanfield 3 6+ 6 Pilot Rock 10 5' 3 10 ' LEAGUE STANDINGS 2 Stanfield 6-2 4 Weston-McEwen 6-2 44' Pilot Rock 6-2 3+ Umatilla 1-7 Riverside 1-'7 Above: Freshman Britt Johnson warms up to go into left Field. Right: Rick Morris demonstrates a good stance and proper swing as he rips one against the Hermiston JV'S. Below: First baseman, Kelly Cahill, second base- man, John Adams, and center fielder, Ken Warner are set for the next pitch. I , ' . 'WE .i DIAMOND MEN ENJOY A SUCCESSFUL YEAR E. QP' Q f - - X a 'lgsiffeiafswf . Q if 2 Q Z as 1 ' - fe' as r D - gswgitff Z 5 H f f or ff I 1 - -ft 1 Q n .. A 1 4 Q .: ,. M rage. rsikgsfp, ,Q , i Wy- 35,5 ,, Em C . -Q Lis eng-lie u - X, ,sb 'Q H 'X gi, M fe f EE., as . V 7 e me ., Q 9 W4 'M 5 .4 ' 'ff ,, s f E i use 3:-we 'W' L- - f - Q f EA'E A S.ES 1 .,,- WV -' ' - - .K A, ' . . . , . 2- twig-5-aw sm. Above: Leland Jones and Ken Warner combine for a perfectly executed squeeze play. Top right: Freshman Doug Warner fouls off a pitch before ripping a double against Stanfield. Doug is a leading hitter for the Tigers and Scots. Right: Tim Meinhart strikes out, but threw a no-hitter at Stanfield to clinch a tie for first in the Columbia Basin Conference. Below: Team members include, top row: Coach Thunell, Charley Alford, Duane Fox, Tim Meinhart, John Adams, Rick Morris, Kenneth Warner, Kelly Cahill, Jeff Salter, Coach Gustafsong bottom row: mngr,, Tami Bannister, Steve McMillan, Doug Warner, Leland Jones, Britt Johnson, Cary Rahn, Kelly Allen, and Sally Baker, mngr. QKim King not picturedy H- A Above: Coach Thunell gives the runner the go signal as the Tigers-n-Scots score again. Left: Steve McMillan prepares to go into the game. Bottom Left: Freshman, Leland Jones, follows the ball as it leaves the bat. Below: Senior, Ken Warner comes back to first after a line drive single against Stanfield. Ken is a leading hitter for the 1975 base- ball team. I n sys 1 . . ---e'v12,f?sff 3, -: ,ii Darrell Giger hits a forehand preparing for the district matches. Dick Beamer takes a short breather before his match. Boys And Girls Tennis Bottom right: Dick Beamer shows his winning style that makes him 41 singles for Weston- McEwen. Below: John Beamer and Joe Davis team for ffl doubles for the Tiger-Scots. 1 . 5 , X ,,,w- Top left: Coach Mary Jane Fehrenbacher looks on as her team practices. Top middle: Joe Davis serves against an opponent. Top right: Charlotte Isakson returns the ball. Left: Jodi Salter shows off her winning style. Above: Karen Hawk, Kim McMillan Jodi Salter, and John Beamer relax before their sub-district matche s. Its relaxation and concentration before sub-district begins for the boys' team. Kim McMillan serves the ball in her match. Team members include: kneelingg Darrel Giger, George Rachor, Sally Crofton, Alison Hansell, and Curt Robinson, second row, Shirleen Isakson, Kristan Lybecker, Karen Hawk, Alison Duncan, and Jodi Salter, top rowg Teresa Kaup, Kim Knox, John Beamer, Kim McMillan, Joe Davis, Dick Beamer, and Gary Munck. Above: Alison Duncan returns a forehand to her opponent Left: Kristen Lybecker warms-up before her match. Below: Teresa Kaup is in form as she serves the ball. aovs' mAcK 4 60 T0 STATE John Adams, Kelly Allen, Mike Nix and Joe McBea.n all placed second in their respective events at the district track meet in Condon to earn them a place at the state track meet in Pleasant Hill. Kelly Cahill raises his arms in triumph as he crosses the finish line ahead of the pack. Team Members include: Front rowg Kelly Allen, David Queempts, Steve McMillan, John Barkley, Rick Morris, Charlie Alford, and Kelly Cahill. Back rowg Duane Fox, Gary Munck, Joe Davis, Tim Melnhart, Joe McBean, John Adams, Mike Nix, and Coach Russ Snodgrass. Bottom Left: Claude Lloyd, distance run- ner for the Tiger-Scots, sets the pace. Middle: Kelly Allen clears 12 feet 6 inches to break his own individual record. Right: Joe McBean puts the shot 46 feet to better his mark and earn a spot in the state track meet. f E Above: John Adams clears 6' in the Tiger-Scot Invitational. Left: Joe Davis comes down the stretch in the 220 yard dash Bottom Left: Steve McMillan completes the grueling 440. Below: David Quaempts runs the mile for the Tiger-Scots. me W, M.. Ai , ,Q M, - K' 55 . Ig- . M Y: ,.:, ,Q-1 ,,-w1.: 1 alms' TRACK TAMMY GOES T0 STATE For the second straight year Tammy Sams won the javelin event at the district track meet and will go to state to test her skills. Right: Lori King soars over the hurdles in perfect form. Below: The team relaxes at the district meet in Condon. Right: Tammy Sams hands the baton to Liz Cahill in the 440 re- lay. Team Members include: kneelingg Vickie Towne, Liz Cahill, Tami Kesling: standing: Krenda Nix, Lori King, Coach Debbie Glover, Pat Giger, and Susan Warren. Above: Tami Kesling gets out of the blocks quickly for a good start in the 100 yard dash. Top right: Lori King is supported by her coach, Mrs. Glover, as she crosses the finish line inthe 220 yard dash. Below: Susan Warren demonstrates correction form in throwing the discus. Bottom right: A tired Krinda. Nix crosses the finish line in the 880 yard run. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Graduating Seniors are: Top to bottom: Gay Coats, Lori Pickard, and Denise Snider. Below: The cheerleaders are caught in perfect formation as they drill for State! Paula, Lori, Mary, Denise, Teresa, Lori, Sally, Gay, and Tami. Before 5, 000 screaming fans, the rally leads their team. SPIRIT is the key to the Tigers-n-Scots success. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Paula Newbold, Teresa Kaup, and Tami Bannister made up the 1974-75 Junior Varsity Rally. They did an outstanding job in creating spirit at all the JV and Sophomore games. h Claude Lloyd, Mr. Thunell, Dick Beamer, and Curt Robinson compete in the 880yard dash. Dick Beamer won the race, with Curt Robinson placing second. QUEEN A 'A E mast Au-AMeRlcAN DUM-DUM TRACK MEET B 2 Marianne Bonifer reigns as Queen. Bob Grover, George Micheaux, and Mr. Thunell run the 40 yard dash in the heavy-weight division. Below: Kathy Peterson, Alison Duncan, Miss Leyson, Tami Bannister, and Mary Huson start fast! ,,,...- r--... 1 5 4 I 'x So soon it forever, From all eyes is hid. I 1 1 3 1 s L 3 O , X fe ll F I i page I iv I .AB Y ik 51 X if QS. S ia Q eff A 'lat' ,V::- W ' 5 e it if ei -5 3 5 V KY w 4 . Q K 'Y g 5, , . e ..,, A 1 'K x e ' ied I i .Q..m mp 1 .' wx' K' Y BAD ROCK GNES 91000 FOR WM SCI-IOLARSHIPS Weston-McEwen seniors, Kim Culley, Leta Gottfried, Jodi Salter, Kelly Allen, and Susan He sketh each received S200 scholarships to be used at the college of their choice from the Bad Rock Motorcycle Races Associa- tion Citizenship, scholastic achieve- ment, and financial need wa.s the cri- teria used to select the recipients. Ea.ch year the Bad Rock Association hosts one of several qualifying races held around the United States. Points are awarded and the US team is sel- ected to compete internationally. Riders from a.l1 over the United States and many from foreign countries compete in the two day Bad Rock Trails. Bad Rock is considered one of the toughest qualifying races. THESPIANS THE HOUSE ON WHALESHEAD ROCK The gangster, played by Wayne Sinclair, has the drop on the school girls, Teresa Kaup, Alison Duncan and Alison Hansell, but Miss Thornborough, Sally Baker, doesn't know it! Miss Thornborough and Pam panic as the boat The mummy, Kelly Allen, is about to attack Toots, Lori King floats out to sea. Advisor Patricia Campbell says, Come ong MYSTERY THRILLER IS A SMASHING SUCCESS! Leta Gottfried applies make-up to Sally Baker who will play Miss Thornborough. it's curtain time! Alison Duncan is caught in a little horsing around during rehearsal. INlAND EMPIRE PHOTOGRAPHY CONTEST QM' MP I The first annual Inland Empire High School Photography Competi- tion was hosted by Weston-McEwen High School and Athena-Weston Lions. Highly qualified, out of town, judges were utilized. Weston- McEwen received 5 of the 7 trophies awarded. They also received nu- merous ribbons. Thirteen, mostly large city schools, participated. Over 150 prints were judged. One new division will be a.dded next year and we anticipate a 1a.rger, better show next year. George M. Gottfried Joe Davis won the open Division Trophy. Leta Gottfried receives the Best of Show trophy from Jim Burgess of Blue Mountain Community College. Leta also won the Scenic Division trophy. Richard Ellis accepts his trophy for the best photograph in the Sports Division. PIONEER DAYS Pioneer Princesses for 1975- were Debbie Ely and Robin Alexander. Middle: A greased pig catching contest highlighted Pioneer activities. Below: Kids prepare to chase after chick- ens in the rooster scramble. . 1 A 1 . Dill. l Q ,M 1 av! 5-Q -V4' A 1 Q L ji X .isbgngigstei l , - 5 If mx YQ FIELD DAY Rick Delph, junior FFA member, shows his stock during E i me y ' Field Days activities. Karen HawT., sophomore FFA member, prepares her stock for show. Below: Jerry Baker, Freshman FFA member, has himself a champion hog. .Ji ka Q 2,37 it asa!'m 'S a -i N a S 61 EP' f 'QQ' X New Q f , Q Q 9 -5 N 'W 5 QP' QR' 71. will sr Q X ww ff A gig Q si? -me K np I Future Farmers of America FFA WINS DISTRICT SKILLS CONTEST Above: Officers include: Karen Hawk, Treas.g Bill Gentry, Vice-Pres.g Mr Hawkg Rick Delph, Reporterg Darrel Giger, Sgt. at A1-msg Alison Hansell, Sec.g and Sitting, Steve McMillan, Pres. Above Right: Tim Smock prepares his welding torch. Right: Mr. Hawk gives advice to FFA members at the Skills Contest. Bottom Left: Tom Crawford won the electronics division. Bottom Right: Kent Cain improves his wood working skills as a Pendleton FFA member observes closely. W-M CLUB Left: Officers lncludeg Sheldon King, Sgt. at Arms, Rick Delph, Sec.-Treas.g John Adams, Student Council Rep. 3 Tim Meinhart, Pres.: and Wayne Sincleir, Vice-president. Members include: sitting, Rick Delph, Dick Beamer, Ken Warner, John Beamer, Kim King, Darrell Glger, Kelly Allen, and Curt Robinson. Kneeling, Les Jones, Charlie Alford, Mike Nix,,Wayne Sinclelr, Joe Davis, Kelly Cahill, Steve McMillan, John Barkley, and Gary Munck. Standing, Kyle Beers, Tim Melnhart, John Adams, Duane Fox, Tom Crawford, Sheldon King, Joe McBean, Brad Monbee, Rick Morris, and Coach Thunell. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Above: Mrs. Darlene Miguez and Mrs. Joyce Bates take a break with Tina Montoya, Jeannie Rachor, and Sally Crofton on the steps of the OSU Mem- orlal Union Building in Corvallis. Top right: Kay Phillips poses with a friend at the State FHA Conventiong Kay was elected State Historian. Right: Officers lncludeg kneeling, Debbie Rachor, Degree Chairmang Debbie Hoptowit, Chaplalng Sally Crofton, Public Relationsg standing, Janiece Bates, Presidentg Kathy Hoptowit, Secretaryg Betty Jane Thompson, Treasurerg and Robin Alexander, Historian. Members include: John Barkley, ' RSI Mrs. Mary Jane Fehrenbacher, Teresa Kaup, Marianne Bondfer, Mary Swayze, Janiece Bates, Tina Montoya, Debbie Rachor, Jeannie Rachor, Mary Huson, Tami Bannister, and Karla Hooker. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA FBLA: BEST YEAR Mr. Thune11's FBLA Chapter enjoyed a very success- ful year. Fund raising activities included: a turkey raf- fle, a car wash, bumper sticker sale, and a dart throw at the Ice-Cream Social. Highlights of the year included Karla. Hooker's electionto the position of District Vice- president and Linda Zacharias performance at Kinman Business College. She won the typing division, produc- tion and total points by a student. i D Top left: Officers includeg Denise Snider, treasurer, Kathy Hoptowit, vice- presidentg Alison Duncan, presidentg and Debbie Ely, Secretary. Top right: Bill Gentry helps with the FBLA booth at the Ice-Cream Social. Left: Steve McMillan. Above: members include: Bill Gentry, Teri Sams, Steve McMillan Karla Hooker, Debbie Ely, John Beamer, Alison Duncan, John Adams, adviser John Thunell, and kneeling, George Rachor. Linda Zacharias is not pictured. 9 Highland lassies lASSIES ENJOY THEIR BEST YEAR 1974-75 marked the most The Lassies performed at the Days Parade, Pea Festival, Chief successful year for the now following events: Pioneer Picnic Joseph Days, Hermiston Parade, infamous Highland Lassie marching Parade, Pendleton Street Show, and the Union County Fair Parade and drill team. Dazzling Dress Parade and Roundup parade, in La Grande. audiences throughout the Pacific Albany Veterans' Parade, Dayton Northwest, they came home with many awards and trophies. +f Being invited to the Torch Light Parade in Spokane was an enormous accomplishment for the Lassies. We consider this a very high honor for the Highland Lassies, quoted Mr. Pyle, advisor. OHicers include: Karen Hawk, Sec., Treas,g Susan Hesketh, Vice-Pres.g Teresa Kaup, Pres. g and Tami Bannister, Student Council Representative. Pipe Sergeant, Alison Duncan and Pipe Major, Lori Pickard prepare for their performance at half time. Drum Major, Susan Hesketh stands at parade rest during drills. we 35 if , , - -- af 'ix if Kg- '., vim' l w-,,.,- 1 Y 'P ,M - mm 1 UPN? ,X . J E QL , 'una w Q, ' - W ,L QW? A . L L, f ,Q 1 I W f 9: .gi WF Q i K t S33- i H wa -. M.. ,fl ,Y 5 ,. ,WRX ' ' 'W -' Q, ,. Y .A Q 3 . 55875. ' '- s f -4 X gay K V my 'Q , fpafeq., , - , -- -N - M-, . . ,Q A f S Q' fm S , L STG, L' E A 'fa ' g I K fsfl 5 f K ga 4, 1 .. ,, . nf, , w QA of Y 'f' F .nm :M WS AQ? Q 'Til A ff my IQ? 5 K s' m lf Q w X f ,J j -W :.. M ., .. N Q fm v HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS INCLUDE: Tim Meinhart - President Alison Duncan - Vice President 1Not picturedj Sally Baker - Treasurer Bill Gentry - Student Council Representative Susan Hesketh - Secretary 5 102 MEMBERS INCLUDE: John Adams, Robin Alexander, Susan Hesketh, Tim Meinhart, Lori Pickard, Jodi Salter, Debbie Ely, Sally Baker, Alison Duncan, Gary Munck, Alison Hansell, Karen Hawk, Kim Knox, Kim McMillan, Leta Gottfried, Bill Gentry, Lori King, Va1oriRencken, Tami Kesllng, Pat Giger, Kelly Cahill, and Kristan Lybecker. NEW ZOO REVIEW Above: Wayne Sincleir, Editorg Denise Snider, Exchange Editor: and Debbie Ely, Assistant Editor are planning the next issue of the paper. Right: Advisor, Mrs. Campbell, discusses a new idea for the paper with Debbie Ely and' Georgiann Licht. Below: Feature page staff is up a blind alley for a new idea as expressed by Diana Ritchey. 43 SENIORS GRADUATE Graduating seniors include: Robin Alexander, John Adams, Kelly Allen, Janlece Bates, Cindy'Bruck, John Barkley, John Beamer, Gay Coats, Kim Culley, Joe Davis, Debbie Ely, Richard Ellis, Leta Gottfried, Greg Glger, Ken Giger, Susan Hesketh, Kathy Hoptowit, Randy Hollingsworth, Allen Johns, Kim King, Georgiann Llcht, Claude Lloyd, Julie Mitchell, Dan McGuire, Steve McMillan, Tim Meinhart, Duane Mitchell, Donita Peterson, Kay Phillips, Lori Plckard, Terry Price, Rick Reedy, Jodi Salter, Tammy Sams, Alva. Shoeships, Denise Snider, Mary Swayze, Wayne Sinclair, Betty Jane Thompson, Susan Wallace, and Kenneth Warner. ,QQ Top Left: The graduating seniors stand together as a class for the last time at Weston- McEwen High School. Upper middle: Debbie Ely and J aniece Bates express their emotions following graduation ceremonies. Above: Student Body President Wayne Sincleir receives his diploma from School Board Member, Ted Meinhart. Center: John Beamer, Jodi Salter, Kelly Allen, and Janiece. Bates relax before gradu- ating. Bottom left: Class speaker, Robin Alexander shares her sentiments with the Class of ll75ll. Middle: Alva Shoeships ls all smiles when she receives her certificate of graduation. Left: Mary Swayze and Kathy Hoptowlt express different emotions in the receiving llne following graduation. SPECIAL AWARDS FOOTBALL Best Defensive Lineman: Gary Munck Best Defensive Back: Mike Nix Best Linebacker: Kelly Cahill Best Offensive Back: Kelly Allen Most Improved: Greg Giger Most Inspirational: Tim Meinhart Most Valuable Player: Kelly Allen First Team All-State: Gary Munck BOYS' BASKETBALL GIRLS' BASKETBALL Most Improved: Karla Hooker Most Inspirational: Georgiann Licht Sportsmanship: Susan Warren Team Captain: Jodi Salter All-State First Team: Tammy Sams VOLLEYBALL Sportsmanship: Alison Duncan Be st Defensive Player and Team Captain: Jodi Salter Best Offensive Player: Denise Snider ' Best Spiker: Georgiann Licht Sportsmanship: Kathy Hoptowit Most Inspirational: Lori King Mr. Hustle: Wayne Sincleir Most Improved: John Barkley Most Inspirational: Tim Meinhart Best Ball Handler: John Adams Best Freethrow percentage: John Beamer-Dick Beamer First Team All-State: Tim Meinhart, John Adams JODI SALTER AND KELLY CABILL RECEIVE 1004 AWARD TRACK fBoys and Girlsj Most Points: Tammy Sams and Mike Nix Most Dedicated: Tammy Sams Most Inspirational: Kelly Cahill Most Improved: Gary Munck Captain: Steve McMillan C. H. Simpson Award: Rick Morris TENNIS fBoys and Girlsl Best Singles: Dick Beamer Best Doubles: Kim McMillan and Alison Duncan Most Improved: Sally Crofton Most Inspirational: Kristan Lybecker Sportsmanship: Jodi Salter Left: Mr. Howard, athletic director, presents Jodi and Kelly with the most coveted athletic a.ward, 11096 Plaque. BASEBALL Most Improved Hitter: Kelly Allen Most Improved Defensive Pla.yer: Leland .Ions Golden Glove: John Adams Leading Hitter: Doug Warner Most Inspirational: Ken Warner SPECIAL AWARDS Top left: Girls' State delegates areg Sally Baker, alternateg Lori King, Alison Duncang and Teresa Kaup, alternate. Above: Gary Munck receives his first team all-state plaque. Top right: Susan Hesketh turns over the Highland Lassie Mace to Karen Hawk. Middle right: Allen Johns is presented with Who's Who in High School Bands award. Right: Susan Hesketh is the Outstanding Highland Lassie. E ' SPECIAL AWARDS Left: Photography awards went to: kneeling, Leta Gottfried, Rick Delph, Richard Ellisg standing, Duane Mitchell, Joe Davis, and Jeff Salter. The special St. John's Photography Award went to Rick Delph. Middle left: Mr. Ferguson, principal, presents Debbie Ely with her Torch Honor Pin. Middle right: Boys' State Delegates for this summer areg Rick Delph, alternate, Kelly Cahill, Bill Gentry, and Dick Beamer, alternate. Bottom: Linda Zacharias shows off her awards from Kinman Business College. She won best typist, production and the most student points trophies. CONGRATULATIONS Sponsorships: Weston and Athena COMMERCIAL Assembly of God Church Johns, Smith, and Beamer Mr. and Mrs. John P. 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House of Flowers Clifton Motel Widner Electric Modern Floors The Pendleton Banking Company Tausick and Kauffman Lewis Photo Stroble, Mabry, and Doherty Ken Melton Athletic Supply The Scottish Shopper PAWS AND CLAWS ll E d itor: Leta Gottfried Assistant Editors: Bill Gentry, Karla Hooker Business Manager: Cathy Evans, Kimberly Culley End Sheets and Division Pages George Rachor Sports Editors: Alison Duncan, John Beamer, Tim Meinhart, John Adams Photography: Rick Delph Bill Gentry Richard Ellis George Rachor Lori King John Ba.rk1ey Mary Huson Joe Davis Dan McGuire Jeff Salter Greg Giger Leta Gottfried Photography Adviser: Mr. George Gottfried Annual Adviser: Mr. Tom Howard 1 w w 5 - 1 2 Z 1 -1-1' .A l ..--5 --v A 44 ,Q ., 51 I, - i a A .L i x ,, A viii I , J N ff., -,. - 6 in ' L f i? iiixi' V 'QM h 5' L , L X L , -f.iC..' - ' 1 , 1 'P . - 5 , 'x n m ,K 5 A 'I I il w 1 I , + ! P , gr 4 ,1 3? ' 4 1 , 1 V! E Q 'L 1 3 . X 1 Q .- ,. 5 i 3 . ' ,,,. f' ' W ' iw' I 6 . 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