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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1977 volume:

PAWSard CIAWS ♦� stl ■ -M lv i I !j,l 1 $11 Volume 4 Pliet© Essay Cr arizatiers Fall Activities Winter Activities Spring Activities Seriers Underclassmen Special Awards Spensers ■■ 9 faculty Introducing the faculty: Miss Mary Jane Fehrenbacher; (upper right) Home Family, P.E., taught at W-M for 12 yrs., grad, of Fort Wright College 64 , major Ed. and Home Ec. B.A. Mr. Doug Tesdal; (right) Art, taught at W-M for 2 yrs., grad, of University of Oregon 75 , major Art B.S. Mr. Mike Kyles; (bottom right) Citizenship Social Science, taught at W-M for 1 yr., grad, of University of Washington “73 , major P.E. B.A. Mr. Stephen Pyle; (bottom center) Band Guitar, taught at W-M for 9 yrs. with 2 in army, grad, of EOC, major Music Ed. M.A. in teaching. Mr. George Gottfried; (bottom left) Citizenship Social Science, taught at W-M for 27 yrs., grad, of Willamette 49 , major History Ed. M.A. Mrs. Florence Gilliland; (below) Business Education Activities Div., taught at W-M for 17 yrs., grad, of Unfield 41 , major Music Ed. M.A. in teaching. 10 faculty Mr. Elvin Taylor; (upper left) Math, Physics, Computor Programming, taught at W-M for 15 yrs., grad. EOC 62 , major Science Ed. M.A. in Education. Mr. John Thunnel; (left center) Personal Finance, Business Education, Work Experience, taught at W-M for 4 yrs., grad, of EOC 72 , major Business Ed. B.A. Mrs. Pat Campbell; (bottom left) Communications Literature, taught at W-M for 3 yrs., grad. C.W.S.C. 72 , major English B.A. Mr. Russel Snodgrass; (bottom right) Science Drivers Ed., taught at W-M for 8 yrs., grad EOC 64 , major Math Science, M.A. Education. Mr. John Huntsman; (center right) Spanish P.E., grad. EOC 72 , major Spanish P.E. B.A. 11 faculty Mrs. Sherri Pyle; (below left) Chorus, taught at W-M for 3 yrs., grad, of EOC 72 , major Music Ed. B.A., Mr. Larry Parsons; (bottom right) Communications Literature, tuaght at W-M for 2 yrs., grad, of EOC ”72 , major English Ed. B.S., Mrs. Cathryn McLean; (right center) Instructional Materials Coordinator, taught at W-M for 8 yrs., grad of Ark. State Teachers College ”52 , major Education B.S., Mr. Ron Hawk; (far right) Vocational Agriculture, grad. OSU ”60 , major Agriculture Education B.S. 12 §ctiocl Beard Administration W-M principal John Bieber (left) has found the students enjoyable to work with. He firmly believes that W-M has Class and should show it at all times. District administration pictured below: L-R Robert Harmon, Charles McCullough, Chairman, Jim Cahill, William Zerba, Sheldon Kirk, E.C. (Ted) Meinhart, Robert Bannister, Deputy Clerk Betty Kesling, Superintendent Russel McCollister, not pictured Associate Superintendent Gaylord Salter. 13 PAK§ ard €14H§ C'mon guys, Let's hustle. Deadline in three days. Panic. I need copy! Where's my football pictures? More Panic. Did you take the headline from page 37? Kim, how do you enlarge a picture? Say What? WHATDOYOUMEANYOULO STPAGESIXTEEN! Even more Panic! AG H!!! WE MADE IT! Sigh. 14 NEW ZCC REVIEW The New Zoo Review functioned this year as the pipeline for important information concerning the happenings at W-M High School. Besides recording news at Weston- McEwen; members of the staff learned how to write the news, features, sports, and editorials. Of special interest this year were some articles on the editorial page concerning overaffection in the hallways. There was also a questionaire concerning what is Love. New Zoo Review Editor was David Schmidtgall (pictured below) and Assistant Editor was Paul Jordan, (lower left-corner). Exchange Editor Tina Montoya is pictured at top of page. 15 NATIONAL HONOR SOCITIT The Weston-MeEwen National Honor Society tries to create enthusiasm for scholarship, promote worthy leadership and encourage the development of character in Weston-McEwen students. National Honor Society members must maintain a 3.5 accumulative grade point average. Their eligibility for membership must also be considered by the faculty on their service, leadership and character in school related activities. Officers: Kim McMillan, Pres; Karen Hawk, V- Pres.; Kim Knox, Sec.; Kristan Lybecker, Representative. 16 Illi Officers: Tom Hooker, Pres.; Dean Harman, V-Pres.; Sally Crofton, Sec.; Dwayne Harman, Treas.; Arleta Holmes, Reporter; Tina Montoya, Historian. Shotgun raffle. Halloween in Albany. Apes and scarecrows. Laughter, workshops, and fun. Candle sales, mashed potatoes, Christmas dinner, and joy. District skills contest. State Convention. Hard work and GOOD TIMES for everyone. Another year gone by. Ill Camping trip at Jubilee Lake, sore feet, blisters— Christmas Bazaar— Fun and Games at the Friendship Meeting— Fish pond and Bingo at the Ice Cream Social— After school car washes, water fights, wetness— Concessions at Baseball games— State Convention in Corvallis, short sheeted beds— District Secretary Arleta Holmes— May, Mother-Daughter Tea and Style Show. 18 The W-M chapter of FFA had a good year this year. The chapter President, Jerry Baker, became the District President. He also won a proficiency award at the State Convention in Pendleton and was selected as a State Farmer for his many FFA projects. Alison Hansell won the Co-op test at the district level and as a result went on to compete at the state level. She won a trip to Texas for winning at the state level of competition. The Parliamentary Procedure team, which competed at the district level in Pendleton, consisted of Jerry Baker, Seth Johnson, Barb Miller, Britt Johnson, Jeff O'Harra and Randy Rahn. The Officers pictured in the front row, below are: Jerry Baker, President; Randy Rahn, Sentinel; Alison Hansell, Vice-President; Barb Miller, Secretary; Jeff O'Harra, Reporter. Not pictured is Debbie Zenger, Treasurer. Mf l lANC (ASSIES The Highland Lassies have had a busy season this year. During the summer they went to Salem to perform for the Governer at the opening of the Oregon Arts Festival. They performed for the District and State Basketball Tournaments in Pendleton as well as marching in many parades. Pictured at top right are Pipe Major Alison Hansell and Pipe Sgt. Jeanie Rachor. Officers this year were Sara Gentry Vice-President, Sally Crofton Secretary-Treasurer, Karen Hawk President, and Alison Hansell Pipe Major. The Highland Six were busy dancing everywhere they went. Pictured below left to right are: Kristan Lybecker, Mindy Lybecker, Jeanie Rachor, Sara Gentry, Susie Swanson, and Evie Alford. IUfSPIANS Rest Assured- No Boys Allowed- Messy greasepaint— Tensions of Opening Night— Painting the sets— Memorizing lines— Going to practice— Pizza Party— Monday Night Football in Pioneer Park— Talented Stage Crew- Great actors- Pretty Director! Espafcl The Spanish Club was kept very active this year earning money for their trip to Mexico. Money making projects included the Christmas tree sales, which were a huge success. They also held the ever popular taco feed which proved profitable. Other money making projects were cake raffles at the basketball games. The Spanish Club hopes to do this much and more next year, on their way to earning their goal for ''Mexico 78. HU Clui) Right: Officers Vice-pres. Cary Rahn, Pres. Kim Knox, Sgt. at arms Frank Webb, Student council representative Jeanie Rachor, Secretary-Treas. Karen Hawk. Below members include: Frank Webb, Kim McMillan, Karen Hawk, Cheryl Licht, Paula Newbold, Susie Swanson, Alison Hansell, Kristan Lybecker, Liz Cahill and Seth Johnson. Second row. Cary Rahn, John Alleman, Leland Jones, Britt Johnson, Sue Warren, Kim Knox, Sally Crofton. Bottom row. Evie Alford, Sara Gentry, Michelle Schofield, Tami Kesling, Pat Giger, Vickie Towne, and Jeanie Rachor. 24 the Decisions cf §tcdent Cconoil , Luchtime in the Ag. room. Student council discusses peanut butter and politics. Things get sticky at times. Pop machine in the lounge. Student conduct code. Constitutional amendments. Verbal warfare. Springtime. Student-body elections revive school spirit. If elected, I promise........ Cheerleader tryouts. Rah, Rah, Rah! Graduation. Gone. Middle left: Officers. Treas. Paul Jordan, Sgt. at arms Randy Rahn, President Liz Cahill, Vice-pres. Michael Lieuallen, Secretary Karen Hawk. 25 Volleyball Cries of Set that ball! echoed through the gym as this year's Tigerscot gals hustled to a second place finish in the CBC East Division. Led by Coaches Mary Jane Fehrenbacher and Mike Kyles, and team captain Kim McMillan, the ladies fought for an 8-4 win loss record. Varsity Team (below) bottom row left to right: Paula Newbold, Tami Kesling, and Liz Cahill. Second row: Sue Warren, Kathy Cahill, Pat Giger, Kathleen Sams, Kim McMillan. Third row: Coach Fehrenbacher, Kristan Lybecker, Charlotte Isakson, Karen Hawk, and Coach Kyles. Junior Varsity (opposite page) bottom row left to right: Mindy Lybecker, Susie Swanson, Barb Thompson. Second row: Sandra Sloan, Marianne Pine, Rosa McBean, and Dianna Schiewe. Third row: Coach Fehrenbacher, Christa Fisher, Arleta Holmes, Ruby Smith, and Coach Kyles. IPespiaris Present: Mr. Morlock woke up dead. Actually he just had a terrible nightmare and thought that he was dead. During his traumatic dream, some terrible things happened. For example: His wife ran off with Dr. Brown, and his daughter married the son of a poor Italian meatcutter. Black, the friendly undertaker, and his assistant Mr. Gray, came to bid on his body. Finally even Lucifer, while rounding up lost souls, came to invite him to the theological place of eternal punishment. Most of all, Morlock realized what a jerk he was. You can REST ASSURED he changed his personality when he woke up alive. “Ri§I 4§§IJRIDW Seth Johnson Alison Hansell Rene6 Williams Tami Kesling Vicki Towne Leland Jones Britt Johnson Sherri Rachor Kim Sams Marianne Pine Michael Lieuallen Sue Warren Charlie Alford Randy Rahn Mark Johnson Cary Rahn Heather Kenney Lori Rencken Liz Cahill Pat Giger Telara McCullough Mr. Morlock.... Mrs. Morlock.. Mary.......... Jessica....... Mildred...... Joe Lanconi.... Luigi Lanconi.. Martha........ Lucifer...... Miss Akers... George Plew... Mrs. Schmaltz. Dr. Brown..... Mr. Black..... Mr. Gray..... Jake.......... Mrs. Frinck... Stage Props. .. Prompters..... 29 W-iH leam Wcifes Hard In a powerful Columbia Basin conference the young W-M football team logged a 5-3 season record and placed 4th in our league. Head Coach John Huntsman was proud of our young team that lacked experience and is looking forward to the tough team we should have next year. The W-M team, bottom row I to r: Leland Jones, Jeff Tipton, Tere King, Charlie Alford, Doug Warner, Rick Morris, Kevin Knox. Second row I to r: Coach John Thunell, Jerry Baker, Jim Rice, Brian Montee, Mike Lieuallen, Roy Rachor, Tom Baker, Coach John Huntsman. Third row I to r: Coach Del Leighty, John Schultz, John Hoptowit, Frank Webb, Jon Salter, Tony Hill, Jeff O'Harra, Ken Devereaux, John Prison. Fourth row I to r: John Alleman, Seth Johnson, Tom Hooker, Mickey Wilber, Kim Sams, Ed Delph, Ward Bail, Andy Hill. 30 §eric)f Criddeis Say ( u II « 5E‘ t ,20 Behind the leadership of Senior captains Tere King, and Charlie Alford the tigerscots were tough competitors in the C.B.C. Seniors pictured are Tere King (56), Charlie Alford (18), Rick Morris (20), John Schultz (36), Jeff Tipton (66), not pictured Tom Hooker. Tere King was picked as an alternate to the East- West Shrine All-Star Football Game. Jr. halfback Doug Warner was chosen for the first team all-conference, while Kim Sams, Leland Jones and Tere King made the second team. Coach Huntsman commended the seniors for doing such a good job. In the 2 pictures below, first Kim Sams and Brian Montee lead the way for Doug Warner, second Charlie Alford catches another pass for a W-M victory. 31 SCOREBOARD Right: Doug Warner running the triple option. Tere King and Charlie Alford bring down a Umatilla player in the bottom picture. J.V. Coach John Thunnel commended the J.V.'s for an excellent season. W-M 13 Sherman Co. 30 W-M 31 Oregon Trail 7 W-M 27 Riverside 0 W-M 19 Condon 6 W-M 14 Pilot Rock 12 W-M 30 Wasco Co. b W-M 6 Heppner 21 W-M 0 Umatilla 6 32 Blocking is the key, and Jerry Baker, 76, and an unidentified Tigerscot, pave the way for the W-M running attack. Right center: Doug Warner runs for another Tigerscot first down. Bottom left: Brian Montee runs around right end for 6 more Tigerscot points against Pilot Rock. Kim Sams, lying around the football field, picks up another tackle. Sponsored by JOHNSON FARMS 33 Hcmeccmir November evening chilly with winter's breath. Football lights, happy crowd, and night becomes day. Team full of tough TigerScotts. Long trip for Sherman County. Short trip home. TigerScots shower and forget. Sadness. Jackie Blue and his Disco Show. Boogie time dance. Do the Hustle. Bump and Boogie. Music; loud, good. Five ladies, foxy. Beautiful Queen Karen and roses. A kiss for the crowd and for Teri. Football, dancing, ladies. Memories of Homecoming '77. Good. 34 Iiititlic r Being a Sophomore at Weston-McEwen is tough enough without having to dress up as a Fig Newton (right, Larry?). Although all the Sophomores were good sports during Weston-McEwen's annual initiation, Dianna Schiewe, far left, had a little trouble bouncing back after her experience as a volleyball. Below, the class of '79 displays a variety of famous characters such as Isis, the Statue of Liberty, Laverne and Shirley, the Fonz, Roadrunner, the Jolly Green Giant, and Tweedle-Dee and Tweedle-Dum. All in all, the event was marked by a few red Sophomore faces and lots of fun for everyone. 35 Oils’ Basketball 2rd lr District Our team had a very good season this year. Our overall record including District playoffs was 13 wins, 6 losses. I felt at the beginning of the season that these girls were going to District this year. When they played their best, it was an impressive sight to watch. As a coach I'd like to say I'm proud to have worked with these girls this year. —Coach Doug Tesdal Juriici Varsity Weston-McEwen Opponent 48 Helix 17 33 Elgin 34 40 Pilot Rock 37 55 Wallowa 28 52 Heppner 41 55 Wallowa 31 63 Oregon Trail 21 53 Milton-Freewater 28 40 Pendleton 51 47 Milton-Freewater 43 32 Pilot Rock 49 61 Umatilla 43 52 Heppner 59 46 Helix 27 45 Oregon Trail 10 37 Pendleton 42 48 Umatilla 28 DISTRICT 39 Wasco Co. 32 37 Pilot Rock 44 DISTRICT 39 Wasco Co. 32 37 Pilot Rock 44 Sponsored by Hansell Farms 39 I iM III ill B0YS Right: Senior basketball players are; Tere King, Charlie Alford, Kevin Beers. Varsity Team pictured below: from left to right; Kim Sams, Ed Delph, Mike lieuallen, Frank Webb, Tere King, Jerry Baker, Cary Rahn, Doug Warner, Charlie Alford, Kevin Beers, Leland Jones, Brandt Bannister. First day of basketball '76. Strange round ball with a mind of its own. Warm gym, blisters, and sweat. Let's see, am I the free-lance man? Defense, killers and more blisters. First victory against Mac High. Christmas vacation and a few days to relax. League play begins with 100 point victory over Riverside! Division battle with The Rock and Oregon Trail.........who? New score clock brightens the gym. Tough loss at District tourneys. Final victory over Pilot Rock feels GOOD. Suddenly it's over. Suits hung in storage, basketballs stored away. Next year, Sherman County, it's OURS! IIIII IN DISIRICT 41 42 IV’SCiil IT CN The J.V. basketball squad had a very successful year, going undefeated in league play, and with a 18-2 season record. The young men played well offensively and defensively, averaging approximately 65 points per game and allowing about 45 points per game. It was a real pleasure working with this team and I'm sure you will be hearing about them in the future. Coach Snodgrass RAUT M I II S The Rally Squads of W-M did a fantastic job of supporting our teams this year. They were awarded the Rally Squad trophy at the District Tournament for their outstanding performance. The creativity shown by these squads was excellent. The J.V.'s gave a new look to the cheering squads of W-M by the addition of three boys. The boys, Terry Snider, Randy Rahn, and Seth Johnson, aided the girls in cheering for girls basketball games at the District Tournament. 44 IcirdiCliciis Sir ard Play Uic Ni H 4yay The Weston-McEwen High School Band is one of the most active classes in the high school. They participate in over twenty performances including basketball games, concerts, festivals, contests and graduation ceremonies. The W-M Stage Band is new this year. It deals basically in Jazz education which is one of the true music heritages of American. The W-M Chorus had a busy year, participating in the Chorus contest and hosting the Chorus Festival this year. Wlt)-II I H 14 ((Mills Mr. Gottfried is proud to say that this years' photo students have taken first place or best of show in every contest they have entered, such as Inland Empire, Potato Show, Weston-McEwen Critique exhibit and the sports and Photography Show. Pictured are some of the winners. I ISM 11 Mi I 11 1 41 Ml II! Right: Jim Veatch was a first year singles and doubles player. Below: Lori McMillan, a freshman, paired with Kristan Lybecker for the number two doubles team. Far right: Kim McMillan returns a shot in a number one singles match. Below right: Leland Jones 'serves' his opponent right. 50 I € ferris Phyeii ••fCVf,f Hears NetlJr Left: Jeanie Rachor is only half of the number one doubles team; Kim Knox is her partner. Below: Mindy Lybecker shows her form in one of her many matches this season. 51 IHrthds ♦Ac ir’ Cut tcHir The 1977 track season experienced a surge of enthusiasm never experienced before. This was demonstrated by both boys and girls. Both coaches would like to congratulate those going to the state meet and those who worked so hard during the season. We have a young team, so let's carry this renewed spirit and enthusiasm into the next years. Rowdy Runners Race to Win Lower left: Kevin Beers gets another Blue ribbon. Bottom Left: Tiger-Scots win again. Top Right: Girls hand off to victory. Left Top: JoLynn Lieuallen gives it all she's got. Left Bottom: Kevin Beers hurdles away. Bottom Right: Jeanine Easley way ahead. Sponsored by HAL'S HAMBURGERS 55 Ease bell I Our TigerScot baseballers had a respectable season in 1977, with a 3 win, 4 loss record. There were 15 athletes on the squad including three freshmen, 4 sophomores, 6 juniors, and 2 seniors. Coach Kyles commented of this year's team, I thought we had a chance for the championship if the kids had played the way they were capable of playing. However inexperience caught up with us. All in all, I was very pleased with the way the boys played. Pictured below is the 1976-77 baseball team. Standing: Coach Kyles, Ken Deveraux, Jon Salters, Terry Snider, Doug Warner, Cary Rahn, Charlie Alford, Randy Rahn, Kim Sams. Kneeling: Junior Sam, Dean Harman, Mark Johnson, Mike Kesling, Ward Bail, Britt Johnson, Leland Jones, Sitting: Managers; Sara Gentry, Patti Towne, Marianne Pine, Mindy Lybecker. Score Opponent Their Score 10 Pilot Rock 5 2 Umatilla 10 11 Oregon Trail 7 7 Umatilla 8 3 Pilot Rock 4 9 Oregon Trail 5 8 Riverside 10 59 EUM EUM INVIT ATIONAI The third annual dum dum track meet was held on April 6th, 1977. Queen Rosa, (pictured below with over- all winners Lori Rencken and Ross Simmons); reigned over the track meet with her collection of various flavored dum dums. Sponsored by Wally Jackson Auto Repair 61 SUIIE CANADA? The photography department had the great opportunity to visit Canada with their cameras in hand. They also visited Seattle and the surrounding area. Pictured below are the shots the students took while on the trip. 62 Queer Vickie icijrs cyci 1VII Piem Queen Vickie, very pretty - Nights are Forever - Jade, good music - Indian Hills - Dinner out, very full - $$$ - Tuxedoes - New Formal Dresses - Smell the corsages and boutineers - Dancing, aching feet, blisters? - Fancy pictures by Mr. Gottfried - Special note from Date - Breakfast after dance - heavy eyelids - So tired! TjBB.Vr. -JUMt-y vr 'ASS .V. , « - � ; V V Xs- -■Cff I J 64 Nuseiy §cfi©cl Lots of high pitched voices- pitter patter of small feet - sticky play dough- gooey feeling of finger-paints - Let's put on an apron so we won't get dirty. Easel painting is messy too! Will you help me make a necklace? It's juice and cookie time. - Your mother is here, it's time to go home. See you tomorrow. 65 ECCDSIIDE HI .HADE If! Cary Wilbur 66 67 Class Marty Rachor Absent when pictures were taken Jim Patty Paula Newbold Mike Morris 68 Mervin McBean Kristan Lybecker - Great Honors Marcella Lloyd Doyle Kosey 69 Kim Knox - Great Honors Tere King Tami Kesling - Honors Charlotte Isakson Tom Hooker 70 ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ lime l?eep% i slipping, slipping, slippl irte lie feteie ... Karen Hawk - Great Honors Alison Hansell - Great Honors Dwayne Harman Stewart Hammill Bob Grover 71 He aie a fhsi, 4 vlicle • • • Dan Griffin Sally Crofton 72 Kent Cain Kevin Beers Charlie Alford Sponsored by Mr. Mrs. Russ McCollister 73 HI C4N IM U M HE IIINI HI CAN? The Weston-McEwen High School Class of '77' had six speakers for commencement exercises. Kim McMillan, Karen Hawk and Kristan Lybecker were class speakers. Terry Snider, Alison Hansell and Tina Montoya were the special speakers. The Chorus provided special music along with a special song written by the seniors in the chorus. 74 75 Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Right Column: Jerry Baker Jim Barnett Sara Gentry Bill Baker Ed Delph 76 Arieta Holmes Charles Jackson Paul Jordan Steve Keys Class cf 7 Leland Jones Cheryl Licht Brit Johnson Marcia Lewis 77 44c te Jcricis Right Column: Michael Lieuallen Rosa McBean Brian Montee Marianne Pine Ardith Martin Patsy McCullough Krinda Nix 78 Jeanie Rachor Roy Rachor Next Tears Neriers’l Cary Rahn Randy Rahn 79 Tcu Bet?! Scott Surface Doug Warner Kimbra Stacey Sherri Upchurch 80 Cfficers And etc The 1977 Junior class officers are: President-Jerry Baker; Vice-President-Cary Rahn; Secretary-Treasurer- Jeanie Rachor; Student Council Representative-Michael Lieuallen. 81 Scpticmcres Tim Herndon Tony Hill Seth Johnson Debbie Jones Left Column: Jenny Grover Gail Hackler Dean Harman Judy Himes Ray Hanson Myra Hearn Mark Johnson 83 84 Left Column: Bill Meek Barb Miller Connie Patterson Sherri Rachor Jerry Migues Jeff O'Harra Tami Phillips Lynda Reesor Brian Patterson let’s of 85 ScpCemcres Have largest Right Column: Jennifer Salsberry Richard Sam Cecil Shippentower Tim Snider Class Im Dianna Schiewe Sandra Sloan Melynn Schmidtgall Vicki Sloan John Salter Michelle Scofield Ruby Smith f. 86 Middle Right: Frank Webb Kathy Worley Kathy Taylor Peggy Whitmore Debbie Zenger This year's class officers are: President-Telera McCullough, Vice-President-Seth Johnson, Secretary-Treasurer-Debbie Zenger, Student Council Representative-Tim Herndon, Sergeant at Arms-Richard Sam. Barb Thompson Mickey Wilbur Middle Left: Patti Towne Renee Williams ♦ 87 Sponsored by Ken's Kustom Kabinets John Phillip Sousa Band Award: Dan Griffin National Choral: Kim McMillan, Kristan Lybecker Outstanding Highland Lassie: Kristan Lybecker Art Award: Dan Griffin, Dianna Schiewe Library Award: Tom Hooker, Kristan Lybecker Audiovisual: Tom Hooker Yearbook: Kim McMillan, Editor Journalism: David Schmidtgall, Editor Best Actors: Britt Johnson, Seth Johnson Best Actresses: Alison Hansell, Tami Kesling Mr. FBLA: Tom Hooker Miss FBLA: Sally Crofton American Legion Citizenship Award: Karen Hawk Oregon Scholars for 1977 Award (Top 5% of State): Kim McMillan, Karen Hawk, Kim Knox, Kristan Lybecker Elks Youth Leadership Contest: Alison Hansell (3rd in State) Meritorious Promotion: Dwayne Harman, Tom Hooker Linda Meier Memorial Award: Sue Warren Claude Reeder Memorial Award: Karen Hawk, Kim McMillan, Kristan Lybecker Athena Civic Memorial Fund Scholarship: Kim McMillan, Kristan Lybecker Bad Rock Association Scholarship: Tami Kesling, Pat Giger Happy Canyon Princess: Marcella Lloyd (right) Betty Crocker Future Leader Award: Kim McMillan (far right) Music in May: Kristan Lybecker, Dwayne Harman (middle right) Girls' State Delegates: Sara Gentry, Kathleen Sams (below) Girls' State Alternates: Lisa Worley, Marianne Pine (below) SPECUI AWARDS Richard McCracken Award: John Allemen Robert Pinkerton Award: Liz Cahill, Tere King Geometry Award: Sherri Giger Algebra II Award: Paul Jordan Advances Mathematics Award: Kim McMillan Physics Award: Kim McMillan Secretarial Cluster Program Completion Award: Paula Newbold, Liz Cahill, Pat Giger, Sally Crofton 1st Year Spanish: Sara Gentry (below) 2nd Year Spanish: Sherri Giger Social Studies: Karen Hawk, Kathleen Sams Image 2000 Award: Dwayne Harman St. John's Camera Trophy: Cary Rahn 89 Volleyball Awards Team Captain: Kim McMillan Best Bumper: Kathy Cahill Best Server: Liz Cahill, Kathleen Sams Most Improved: Barb Thompson Best Setter: Sue Warren Best Spiker: Pat Giger Best Offense: Paula Newbold Best Defense: Sue Warren Sportsmanship: Karen Hawk Inspirational: Karen Hawk Football Awards Team Captain: Tere King, Charlie Alford Most Valuable Player: Doug Warner Most Inspirational: Kim Sams Most Improved: Jerry Baker Best Offensive Back: Doug Warner Best Linebacker: Ed Delph Best Defensive Back: Charlie Alford Best Defensive Lineman: Leland Jones Best Offensive Lineman: Tere King Girls' Basketball Awards Team Captain: Liz Cahill Most Inspirational: Paula Newbold Sportsmanship: Sue Warren Most Hustle: Paula Newbold Best Defensive Player: Cheryl Licht Best Offensive Player: Liz Cahill Most Valuable Player: Liz Cahill “4ND I’D Mi l 1C IH4NI ft Boys' Basketball Awards Team Captain: Tere King Sportsmanship: Cary Rahn Most Improved: Tere King Mr. Hustle: Kim Sams Most Inspirational: Leland Jones Most Valuable Player: Doug Warner Tennis Awards Best Doubles: Kim Knox, Jeanie Rachor Best Singles (Girls): Kim McMillan Best Singles (Boys): Leland Jones Most Improved: Lori McMillan (top left) Sportsmanship: Leland Jones Inspirational: Karen Hawk Baseball Awards Most Inspirational: Randy Rahn Most Improved: Jon Salter Golden Glove: Cary Rahn Silver Bat: Doug Warner, Britt Johnson Most Valuable Player: Doug Warner C.H. 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