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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1979 volume:

3 4 7 10 n Mrs. Terry Schmidtgall —School Board Mr Charles Betts — School Board Mr Russel McCollister — Supt. Mr. Jim Cahill —School Board Mr. Sheldon Kirk — School Board SCHOOL BOARD AND ADMINISTRATION School district 29R is responsible tor the education of all the students in Athena and Weston. The combind community education program is vested in these elected officials. Mr. Russel McCollister is the Superintend- ent of the district. Mr. Terry Gail is our Principal here at W-M Mr. Charles McCullough — School Board Mr. Ted Meinhart — School Board Mr Terry Gail — Principal 13 MUSIC Mr. and Mrs. Steve Pyle handle all the music in the District 29-R (except for the Junior High cho- rus). They have classes here at the High School which include, Concert Band, Pep Band, and Chorus. The flute players are taking a break during a concert One and uh two You're supposed to blow on it, not eat it Yvonne!1 Is Mrs Pyle always that cheerful at 8 in the morning? Ah Choooo!!! u English 12 is really the pits ORGANIZATION?! ENGLISH The English department consists ot Mr. Janice Golbek and Mr Rick Jaggars. Students at W-M are required to take English 10, Speech, 3 liter- ature courses and English 12. A student has a wide and varied range ot courses from which to select an interest area. Some of the more popular courses are Myth and Legend, West- ern Novel and Individualized Reading. And here's Mrs Golbek One more pose and you'll be finished tor the day 15 MATH SCIENCE Mr. Elvin Taylor handles all of the mathematics courses while Mr. Doug Marshall tackles the science courses. Some of the electives include: Chemistry, Physics, Adv. Biology, geometry, math analysis and Computer Programming. With the addition of the new science room, our qual- ity of education has jumped tremendously to better meet the needs of our students. We moved into the new room in January of the new year. With these added facilities we now have a modern up to date room equipped with the latest in science room equipment. Can you believe what Math Analysis can do to a guy? and I Command thee to do 1 -43 on page 96. 'The computer screwed up no doubt!1 16 HOME ECONOMICS Ms. Mary Jane Fehrenbacher teaches all of the classes in the totally elective home economics department. Many more boys have become active in these classes. Family Life. Foods I II and Clothing as well as Home Ec. I II help com- prise the list of courses available Often times extravagant meals are prepared by the cooking classes. Some of the smells wafting from the Home Ec. room tantalize the sensations of the student body's noses Many of these classes are very practical and offer the student an opportunity to deal with subject matter that is very relevant today. 17 'I love those lunches'11 SPANISH AND DRIVERS ED. Mr John Huntsman teaches Spanish and Drivers Ed. at Weston-McEwen. Of the two classes he teaches, one is required for graduation, which is Drivers Ed. classroom. Whether or not the student takes the driving portion of Drivers Ed. is strictly up to that student. Earlier this year, the school purchased a new Drivers Ed. car for field train- ing in this area. Above — A centerfold in a Spanish BookW 18 BUSINESS EDUCATION At Weston-McEwen, Business Education is taught by Mrs. Florence Gilliland and Mr Terry Harrison. Business Education includes Accounting, and Typing, taught by Mrs. Gilliland, with Business Lab: and Personal Finance, taught by Mr Terry Harrison. Ot these classes, two are required for graduation. They are, 1 semester of Typing, and 1 full year of Personal Finance. 19 VOCATIONAL AG. AND SHOP Vo-Ag and Shop classes are taught by Mr. Shanks and Mr. Lange. Mr. Shanks works here at the high school. They learn such things as welding, glass cut- ting and soldering. Mr. Lange works at the Jr. high school. They learn wood skills there. FFA is a part of Vocational Agriculture. Students participate in differ- ent shows and the State Convention. Top left — The whatchamacallit goes into the thingamajig like this Top right — Mr Lange helping Steve Woodhall Middle — Living proof that Aggies are poachers. Above — “Mr Gail wants to see me again Bottom left — Did you hear about 20 SOCIAL SCIENCES This year the Social Sciences classes were taught by Mr. Gottfried, Mr. Kyles and Mr Nash. Mr Nash teaches Social and Political Citizenship and U. S. History Big “G teaches Social and Political Citizenship, Psychology and the Middle East. Mr. Kyles teaches Political Citizenship. Any Senior would tell you that was a hard class! They dis- cussed the Constitution, laws, mental diseases, Propaganda and the growth of our nation. Most of these classes are required for graduation. Top left — You better take this to Mr Jaggars right now It's already three days late Top right — You are embarrassing me Jerry Middle— Big G” I couldn't have gotten a D on this test! Far right — And they thought Einstein was great! Above — You caught me on that one! 21 PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND HEALTH Mr Mike Kyles is the P. E. and health teacher. His job consist of teaching the required classes to mostly Sophomores, but he does teach advanced P. E. to a few wandering strays. Mr Kyles also teaches one of the classes of Political Citizen- ship, and is a Junior advisor. Although you may think he only owns short pants, he does occasionally dress fully to teach the rest of his classes. Look ma, no hands. Weston-McEwen's badminton benchwarmers Who says short people are lonely Eat your heart out Hulk I can do this with my eyes closed 22 LIBRARY OFFICE Mrs. Cathryn McLean is the librarian here at Weston-McEwen. Mrs. McLean's duties include taking care of long lost students, setting Seniors straight on college, and patrolling the halls.(?) Along with keeping the library in order, she is a Senior counselor, and student counselor. The Weston-McEwen secretary is Darlene Ban- nister Mrs. Bannister calls herself Girl Friday,” and her duties include taking care of the students' absences, keeping the student records in file, and doing many dulies for Mr. Gail and all of us. Dk we all gel out ol class with the same excuse7'' Pretend these are hairs 23 I know it's under here somewhere Where are you supposed to be7 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Back Row. Left to Right Jimmilea King. Cindy Locke. Lon Giger. Vicki Sloan. Myra Hearn. Ruby Smith. Tern Owens. Russell Joy. Karrie King. Brenda Montee. Lynda Reeser. Lisa Townsend. Sonia Lloyd. Second Row. Left to Right: Jenny Grover. Pam Harris. Anita Davis. Lenora Bates. Darla Kosey. Cindy McCarter. Tami Agee. Joey Bare, Shelley Dabulskis. Dawn Taylor. Kelly Kilby. Connie Patterson. Shelly Jamieson. Front Row. Left to Right: Kathy Townsend. Sherry Rachor. Debbie Trout. Kim Quaempts. Kelly Andrews. Gina Teel. Tina Thompson. Regina Sam. Kathy Taylor NEW OFFICERS — Back Row. Left to Right Gina Teel — Tres . Sonia Lloyd — Sec . Dawn Taylor — Pts. Chairman. Miss Fehrenbacher — Advisor. Front Row. Left to Right Tami Agee — Public Relations. Pam Harris — Vice Pres . Kathy Townsend — Pres . Jimmilea King — Chaplain. Lisa Townsend — His- torian. F. H. A. has been very busy with their various projects. They sold hot choco- late and cinnamon rolls on Wednes- days before school and at noon. They sponsored a chili feed during the Christmas Basketball Tournament. Also during the Christmas season the F. H. A. ’ers held the annual pixie party. 24 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Back Row, Lett to Right Bill Fisher. John Alleman. Tom Baker. Kent Kilby. Bill Norris. Pros Picard. Chris Gnttin. Howard Culbertson Second Row. Lett to Right Pat Luke. Joe Dabulskis. Barb Miller. Kathy Town- send. Seth Johnson. Joe Schiewe. Jim Davis Front Row. Lett to Right Suzie Crotton. Shari Rugg. Mike Dabulskis. Dixie Parker, Advisor Bob Shanks Back to Front Seth Johnson. Kent Kilby. Barb Miller. Bill Fisher. Mike Dabulskis. Jett O'Harra Right — Dixie Parker Below — Shari Rugg Both are participating in the B M C.C . F F A speech contest F.F.A. has participated in a numerous amount of contests throughout the year Besides spon- soring the Valentine’s Sweetheart dance with the F.H.A., they have taken part in the state meeting, and district meetings. They also had a turkey raffle during football season These activities are only a few of the many, that the Future Farmers of America have indulged in this year. PENDLETON GRAIN GROWERS Lett to Right Mark Johnson. Frank Webb. Debbie Zenger. Dan Zenger. Michelle Scofield STUDENT GOVERNMENT During the 1978-79 school year. ASB President Mark Johnson and the student council members met an average of twice monthly during noon. The Student Coun- cil consisted of approximately 20 students from the school's clubs, groups and classes During the year, the Student Council did such things as sponsor dances, arrange spirit week, and the bon fire Every activity carried out by organizations and or classes had to have been brought before the Student Council for approval The culminating activity was election based on the United States electional system for selecting the 1979-80 ASB Officers Student Government was moving forward in an attempt to reach the students ASB PRESIDENT Mark Johnson VICE PRESIDENT Dan Zenger SECRETARY Michelle Scofield TREASURER Debbie Zenger 26 SGT AT ARMS Frank Webb Weston-McEwen High School's Student Council Members 27 W-MCLUB Bottom Row. Lett to Right: Advisor Mike Kyles. Patti Towne. Sandi Erickson. Kevin Knox. Mindy Lybecker, Mark Johnson, Brandt Bannister. Jolynn Lieuallen. Mchelle Scofield. Evie Alford. Regina Sam Second Row: Crista Fisher. Frank Webb. Barb Thompson. Kathy Cahill. Jerry Miguez. Bill Meek. Jim Rice. Jon Sal- ter. Jack Agee, Lynda Reeser. Lori McMillan Third Row: Tom Baker. John Frison, Jr Sam. Jeff Mitchell. John Alleman. Mike Keslmg, Mika Mitchell. Rob Ruark. Tawnie Shannon. Julie Scofield. Fourth Row Trudy Johnson. Yvonne Smith. Sheila O’Harra. Leona Sams. Vanessa Rencken, Mike Dabulskis. Seth Johnson. Chris Griffin. Jim Davis, Kathy Townsend Fifth Row David Franklin, Todd Snider. Tom Fox. Barry Warner. Ken Devereaux. David Hammill. Lowell Vaughn. Lame McMillan. The W-M Club is a group of students that have lettered in a varsity sport. Each fall they are kept very busy with the football concessions, and putting on the Homecoming festivities. Throughout the rest of the year they have vari- ous money making projects. 28 TIGERSCOTS CLOSE SEASON WITH 6-3 RECORD Front Row, Left to Right: Assistant Coach Dan Cogswell, Jim Rice, John Frison. Seth Johnson. Head Coach Doug Marshall. Kevin Knox. John Alleman. Tom Fox. Assistant Coach Terry Harrison Second Row: Bill Meek. Todd Snider. Ken Devereaux. Jeff Mitchell. David Hammill. Lowell Vaughn. Laine McMillan. Jr Sam Third Row Jim Schroeder. Randy Sam. Dixie Parker. Barry Warner. Scott McLean. Howard Culbertson. Rob Ruark. Pat Luke. Fourth Row: Jon Salter. Cliff Alford. Rob Trout. David Franklin. Ward Bail. David Jensen. Mika Mitchell. Top Row: Manager Bob McLean. Brandt Bannister. Frank Webb. Manager Jerry Ruark 29 John Alleman Brandt Bannister Seth Johnson Kevin Knox Bill Meek Mika Mitchell Jon Salter Junior Sam Frank Webb BANNISTER, JOHNSON AND WEBB MAKE 1st. TEAM ALL-C. B. C. The Weston-McEwen football team did very well this season. Having to replace many sen- iors from the previous year, new head coach Doug Marshall rebuilt the team and led them to a tine 6-3 record. The team finished third in the always tough CBC. 31 32 BONFIRE1 The Bonlife brought an enormous crowd, with more than just students. Tim and Shelly having a blast at Homecoming Dance. Top: Janice Quaempts and Mark Schmidtgall. Jamey and Paula Above: Janine and Jerry HOMECOMING 78 Homecoming week saw many interesting things. Tuesday started the week oft with everyone wear- ing funny hats. Wednesday brought the entire school in grubbies. Thursday night each organi- zation made a float. There was a parade with all the floats down Mainstreet. The Bonfire after- wards had a really big crowd with more than just students. Friday people wore shirts for people to sign, this was a very memorable event. To top Spirit week off our big homecoming game was with Sherman County. The outcome found the Huskies with O and the Tiger-Scots with 30” points! This excellent outcome from the game made the dance terrific. 33 SPIKERS MAKE IT TO DISTRICT J. V. TEAM — Back Row Debbie Trout. Brenda Monte Tami Good, Regina Sam, Yvonne Smith Front Row Becky Burke, Joey Boire, Trudy Johnson, Gina Teel Middle left Senior Kathy Cahill with her mother Middle right Senior Manager Ruby Smith with her mother Bottom left Trudy and Joey working together to get the ball over Bottom right: Brenda setting up a spike tor Trudy It was a building year tor the Tigerscot Volleyball Team The team was dominated by sophomores and |uniors mak- ing it one ot the youngest teams in the league Despite the youth ot the team they finished with a 7-5 record, and wem to Sub District in fourth place 34 VARSITY TEAM — Back Row: Coach Fehrenbacher, Brenda Mon tee, Lori Giger, Tami Good. Leona Sams. Kathy Cahill. Jimmilea King. Coach Kyles Front Row: Yvonne Smith. Regina Sam. Trudy Johnson. JoLynn Lieuallen. Sheila O'Harra. Joey Bare Lett JoLynn makes a great save Bottom left: Lori hammering one home against Echo Bottom right Jimmilea serves for another win 35 SOPHOMORES steve case suzi crofton ho ward Culbertson shelly dabulskis joey edge man scott erickson fawn farrow bill fisher tom fox dav d franklin 36 loci giger david hammill pam harris deanna hearn shelly jamleson trudy johnson russell )oy kent kilby limmilea king pat luke kirn quaempts joe schiewe julie scofield tawnie shannon molly sheoships connie shippentower deanna sloan tod snider glen swanson dawn taylor 38 ginateel brad thul debtxe towne lisa townsend deb trout lowell vaughn |Ohn verkist berry warner tina thompson SOPHOMORE OFFICERS — Lett to Right: Pres Trudy Johnson. Vice Shelley Jamieson. Sec Kelly Andrews, Sgt of Arms, Debbie Trout. Treas Brenda Montee Not Pictured Rep Tawme Shannon 'I got laid off at MacDonalds' and I'm about to have a big Mac attack SOPHOMORE INITIATION Each year at Weston-McEwen, tradition is car- ried out during Spirit Week. This tradition is Sophomore Initiation. Sophomores showed their spirit by dressing up in hideous outfits. They marched up and down Main Street Athena. They bravely took their predestined ill- fate. Some of them had to sing, eat, dance, and perform various stunts. The sophomores were thoroughly embarrassed on the whole and the rest of the student body, especially the seniors were thoroughly entertained. Thank you. soph- omores for the very enjoyable and not long to be forgotten memories. Looks like Love Gun turned out to be a water pistol 40 Uh sir?, there's a fly in my soup. “Slow down, my Hanes are sagging “l gotta have my spinach NOW1' Front Row, Lett to Right Advisor Janice Golbek, Telara McCullough Back Row, Lett to Right: Venessa Rencken. Jett Griggs, Crista Fisher. Seth Johnson, John Prison. Laura Reedy. Nora Badgett, Trudy Johnson, Lisa Townsend. Sherry Rachor. Tim Herndon, Carrie Badgett. Cindy Locke OFFICERS: Crista Fisher Secretary. Seth Johnson — President. Jett Griggs — Sgt at arms. Telara McCullough — Vice President THESPIANS The thespians were really active this year. They put on one play, “Murder on Center Stage and five one act plays. The kids really put forth a lot of effort. Their cake raffle production was a highlight of the basketball season. This hard-working group has done a terrific job in upgrading the drama pro- ductions at W-M. 43 MURDER ON CENTER STAGE Helen Blestar . Alice Sharon......... Mike David Terry.......... Grace Shotwell Jessica Mr. Stanley Telara McCullough . . . . Sherry Rachor . Vanessa Rencken .......Tod Snider .....Tim Herndon . Trudy Johnson .. Lisa Townsend .....Laura Reedy .... Seth Johnson 44 The four one act plays from the top are “Not My Cup of Tea”, Marriage Proposal Western Style”, “The Masher , and The Plot to Assassinate the Chase Manhattan Bank. These four magnificently per- formed plays enabled the audi- ence to enjoy four, unique and different comedies in one night The Thespians did a fine job in their theatrical undertakings this year. 45 W-M RALL Y SQUAD HELPS GARNER SPORTSMANSHIP AWARDATDIST. TOURNEY This year's Rally Squad consisted of Head Cheerleader Patti Towne. Mic- helle Scofield. Evie Alford, Jamne Easley. Tawme Shannon and Julie Sco- field The mascots were Barb Thompson and Sandie Erickson. The JV cheerleaders were Lori Giger. Debbie Towne. Jimmilea King and Kelly Andrews 46 RATLIFF GARAGE 47 Top: Yvonne Smith, Vanessa Rencken, Debbie Towne. Brenda Montee. Lisa Townsend. Deb Trout. Julie Scofield. Sonia Lloyd Kneeling: Shelley Jamieson. Coach — Leland Jones and Trudy Johnson J. V. 's HAVE WINNING YEAR 48 Top Trudy Johnson. Lori McMillan. Sheila O'Harra. JoLynn Lieuallen. Leona Sams. Patti Towne. Kathy Cahill. Vanessa Rencken. Lisa Townsend. Julie Scofield and Paula Franklin Seated. Manager — Lynda Reeser and Coach — Debbie Lewis. YOUNG TEAM SHOWS PROMISE Sheila, didn’t your Mother teach you not to stick Come On! Come On! “HIIIIAAAHHH!’' out our tongue. 49 Patti goes up for a big two. Move over, Harlem, here come the W-M Clowns!! MARLIN’S SNOWMOBILES 50 GIRLS FINISH 12-8 The girls and Coach Debbie Lewis ended the season with a 12-8 record. Two seniors ended their High School basketball career with that record. They were Kathy Cahill and Patti Towne (shown in vertical shots). At the end of the season, the team voted Kathy Cahill as Team Captain and MVP, Julie Sco- field as Most Improved, and Leona Sams as Most Inspirational. Kathy Cahill was a 2nd team All-CBC player, and Leona Sams was Honorable Mention. JoLynn puls up a shot with Lori as her screen. Oftensive action shot. Patti up for two JoLynn goes tor the ball. Kathy and Paula look on The intensity ot the game is shown in the (aces ot the players and Coach Lewis Kathy Cahill puts up a shot tor two JV’s HAVE FINE 18-3 RECORD Front Row. from Left to Right: David Franklin. Coach Huntsman. Scott Erickson Back Row Left Pros Picard. Russell Joy. David Hammill. Rob Ruark. Jamey Cahill. Todd Snider. Joe Schiewe to Right: Barry Warner. Jeff Griggs. Cliff Picard. Dan Zengar. It's OK Cliff, we understand ' Back off Jack, I'm driving for two.'' Who said this was a non-contact sport?’' 52 YOUNG VARSITY FINISHES 14-8 Front Row. Lett to Right Manager Bill Norris. Jim Rice, Coach Jaggars, David Hammill. Coach Huntsman. Ken Devereaux Back Row. Lett to Right Barry War- ner. Jamey Cahill. Bill Meek. Frank Webb, Jerry Miguez. Kent Kilby. Cliff Picard. Brandt Bannister. David Franklin MIGUEZ 1st TEAM CBC This year's varsity team was made up of a group of inexperienced players. These young TigerScots melded togefher and formed an impressive group of young talent. Their inexperi- ence caught up with them in the Dis- trict Tournament where they lost both games The team was awarded the Sportsmanship Award during the Tournament. Jerry Miguez was voted to the first team all-CBC and District Tournament teams. Frank Webb, Ken Devereaux and Kent Kilby all made the Honorable Mention teams. Pilot Rock was the district representa- tive to the State Tourney, where they placed 2nd to St. Mary's. Look out Rockets next year!! Don't worry guys, I'll get it Up, Up and Away! QUALITY GROCERY S3 Maybe they won't see this one A typical pre-game chant Nexl time throw the ball a little lower Only a crooked — arm could make this. What a physique! I 54 CROFF CONSTRUCTION How did this 6' 7'' guy get on me7'' This picture said it all!'! Wild Bill tor two 3 pts. 3pts. 3pts . BUSY BEE EQUIP. CO. sj THE HIGHLAND LASSIES Front Row Jimmelea King. Brenda Montee. Deb Trout. Terri Owens. Robin Pine Front Row Barb Miller. Janme Easley. Telara McCullough. Shelley Jamieson. Debbie Zenger. Dawn Tay- lor. Mindy lybecker. Evie Alford. Yvonne Smith. JoLynn Lieuallen, Trudy Johnson. Lisa Fer- guson. Kelly Burke. Mr. Pyle. Holding the banner Tami Agee and Lori Dickerson. 56 “GODS KIDS IN ACTION” CONCERT BAND Back Row Fawn Farrow. Lisa Townsend. Patti Towne. Deb Trout. Vanessa Rencken. Trudy Jonson. Sheila O'Harra, JoLynn Lieuallen. Leona Sams. Chris Grif- fin. Laura Reedy. Dawn Taylor. Terri Owens. Janme Easley. Pam Harris. Jimmelea King. Tami Agee. Evie Alford. Shelley Jamieson. Tim Snider, Mr Pyle, Dixie Parker. Barb Miller. A J. Parker. Deb Upchurch. Steve Case. Kathy Taylor. Front Row: Yvonne Smith. Sandi Erickson. Jackie Teel. Debbie Zenger. Telara McCullough. Mindy Lybecker THE HOBBY SHACK 57 58 KC’S SOUND SHACK CHORUS This year's choir was an early bird class once again. The hearty, dedi- cated students who came to school early made up a fine group of singers The choir was a little bit larger than last year with more male voices. The choir indulged in the concerts with the band, and they also per- formed with Pilot Rock at a Choral Exchange in the spring. The two choirs combined on some excellent numbers to entertain the student body. V Back Row Barb Miller. Rob Ruark. Jefl Griggs. Patti Towne. Julie Scofield. Mrs Pyle Third Row Sandra Sloan. Terri Owens. Brenda Montee. Robert Cheuvront. Debbie Zenger. Michelle Scofield Second Row Dawn Taylor. JoLynn Lieuallen. Lori McMillan. Sheila O'Harra. Laura Reedy. Shelley Jamieson. Front Row. Trudy Johnson. Tina Thompson. Tami Agee. Cindy McCarter. Kelly McCarter 59 JUNIORS Ward Bail Tom Baker Lenora Bates John Bunch Jamey Cahill Bob Cain Robert Cheuvront Joe Dabulskis Mike Dabulskis Anita Davis You put rotten eggs in his WIHATT??’ one and two Cliff Alford Carrie Badgett i SPRING NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Back Row Jeff Griggs. Brandt Bannister. Tim Herndon. Kent Kilby, Tom Baker Middle Row Janine Easley. Jolynn Lieuallen, Dawn Taylor. Sheila O'Harra. Kathy Worley, Telara McCullough Front Row Mindy Lybecker, Dianna Schiewe, Trudy Johnson. Shelley Jamieson. Carrie Badge� I already finished that assignment Mr Marshall From Lett Dianna Schiewe — SC Rep Mindy Lybecker — Sec . Kathy Worley — VP. Telara McCullough — Pres In order to be in the National Honor Society a student must be a member of the sophomore, junior or senior class. Can- didates eligible for election to the chapter shall have a mini- mum scholarship of 3.5 GPA accumulative inclusive of grade 9. These students are Weston-McEwen’s finest. Their advisor is the honorable Mrs. Catherine McLean 6i JOURNALISM — ANNUAL From Left Mr Jaggars. Cindy McCarter. Debbie Upchurch. Kathy Cahill. New Zoo Review Editor Patti Towne. Paws-m-Claws Editor Lynda Fteeser. Jackie Teel. Jim Davis Kneeling A J Parker What a mess Jackie showing Kathy how. or is Kathy showing Jackie7 66 SHERRI GIGER Ready for dictation. Sir This year's class raised money to have colored pictures in the yearbook They did this by sell- ing candy, having a cake raffle, a dart throw booth and a don- key basketball game They also started an Ad Board for local advertisers They also produced the school newspaper — The New Zoo Review At times it was difficult due to the low number of stu- dents in the class We hope you enjoy this year- book We'd like to thank you for making it happen Twenty years from now we hope that this book tells the story of 1979 SCOOTER Macho. Macho. Macho Man VALLEY MOTORS 67 Above — The trophy winners trom the Weston-McEwen Exhibit and Critique were Tim Harman and Seth Johnson Below — Mike and Seth were the Division and trophy winners trom the Inland Empire Photography Show PHOTOGRAPHY DEPARTMENT The Photography Department has been very busy all year. They were entered in many photography shows and they also took pictures for the paper and the annual Some of the shows they have been in were the Pota- to® Show and Art Festival, the Oregon Wheat League and the Inland Empire Photography Show. In all of these shows they have taken many tro- phies and ribbons The Weston-McEwen Photography Department Spon- sors the Inland Empire Photography Show every year. All the high schools and jr highs in the Northwest can enter This year Weston-Ewen had 2 division winners, 6 blue ribbons and many red and whites The Photography Department also was entered in the Skills Contest at Blue Mountain Community College. The Skills Contest is where all the high schools east of The Dalles, show their skills in many areas. Photography is one of these areas and Weston-McEwen did very well. They won all the blue ribbons, all the red but one and 50% of the white ribbons. The photo dept's. average score was 90%. Next year we hope the Photo Dept does even better than they did this year, but they are going to have to try hard because they did very well this year Above — Awarded lo Dean Harman, the U S National Bank Trophy from the Potatoe Show Below — Mr Gottfried 68 WESTON-ATHENA COMMUNITY TV Pholo I — Back Row Rob Ruark. Jett Mitcneii. James badgett. Joe Dabulskis. Bill Meek Jon Frison Middle Row John Patching. Shari Rugg. Lori McMillan. Melynn Schmidlgall. Evie Altord. Dan Zenger. Lynda Reeser. Vanessa Rencken Front Row Jett Gribbs. Chris Photo II — Back Row: Junior Sam, Mike Keslmg. Tim Harman Middle Row: John Salter. Brandt Bannister, Sheldon Ferguson. Tim Harman Front Row: John Alleman. Seth John- son. Jim Davis. Dean Harman. Mark Johnson Above — 'Hey baby, want to spend some time in the dark room with me7 Bottom lett — Ribbon winners ot the Inland Empire Photography Show Below — “Hang in there baby'' 69 SPANISH CLUB Back Row Cliff Alford, Mike Kesling. Joe Schiewe. Bill Fisher. Bill Norris Second Row Jackie Teel Julie Scofield. Shelly Dabulskis. Becky Burke. David Frank- Jn. Debbie Towne. Debbie Trout. Ross McLean Third Row Laura Reedy. Jamne Easley. Lori Giger. Gina Teel. Trudy Johnson. Joey Boire. Kelly Andrews. Kim Quaempts Front Row Mr Huntsman — advisor. Dianna Schiewe. Sherry Rachor. Tim Herndon. Mindy Lybecker. Ruby Smith CLUB OFFICERS — Jackie Teel — SC Rep , Janme Easley — Pres . Trudy Johnson — VP. Debbie Trout — Sec Treas During the 1978-79 school year, the Spanish Club didn’t participate in many extra-curricular activities. Instead they worked to earn money for next year’s trip to Mexico. They had their annual Taco Feed for the Pilot Rock basketball game and had a cake raffle. Next year the club will be work- ing extra hard to raise money for their trip. 70 “SHARING THE NIGHT TOGETHER’’ 1979 The band tor the Prom —' Dreamer'' PROM QUEEN KATHY CAHILL Mr Kyles and Carrie with the final payoft!?'? When the cat's away the mice will play 1 73 YOUTH PREVAILS ON BASEBALL TEAM Back Row Mgr. Kelly McCarter. David Franklin, Tod Snider, Rob Trout, Dean Harman, Ken Devereaux. Jon Salter Ross Simmons. Jr Sam. Mgr Jim Davis Mgr Paula Franklin Front Ftow: Mark Schmidtgall, Scott Erickson. Mike Kesling, Mark Johnson, Coach Kyles, Pat Luke JoeSchiewe, Dan Meek, Barry Warner This year's baseball team was an extremely young one The starting line-up generally con- sisted of mostly sophomores. There were only four seniors on the team. Even with the abun- dance of youth, the team finished with a 4-4 league record Jon Salter was the MVP while frosh Ross Sim- mons was the leading hitter Tod Snider won the gold glove award, and Jr Sam was the most inspirational. Next year should be even better, for the young TigerScots will be one year older 74 MR. MRS. GAYLORD SALTER 75 TRA CK PL A CES 5th ATS TA TE Front Row Joey Boire. Cmdi Locke. Regina Sam. Lynda Reeser. Vanessa Rencken. Sheila OHarra. Laura Reedy. Barb Miller. Brenda Montee. Kim Kilby. JoLynn Lieuallen Second Row Jim Schroeder. Jack Agee. Mika Mitchell, Leonard Reeser. Seth Johnson. Frank Webb Third Row Perry Luke John Fri- son. Tim Herndon. John Alleman. Jim Rice. Krag Lewis. Kent Kilby Top Row Coach Marshall. Brandt Bannister. Robin Pine. Chris Griffin. Mgrs Jackie Teel and Cindy McCarter. Bill Fisher. Pam Harris. Coach Huntsman. Top nght — It's so hard for me to smile Bottom left — “Eat your heart out Frank Bottom right — Krag your shoe is untied h ; 4 % 76 JACK SHERRY JOHNSON •nj Z-r % -35� m This year, unlike any before Track had a fantastic turnout for the season — 32. Mr. Huntsman coached the run- ning events and Mr. Marshall coached the field events. Not only did the tracksters run, stretch and perspire together, but they encouraged each other. The boys took 2nd at District and 5th at State Brandt, Jim. Jack, John and Frank repre- sented us at the State Meet. Brandt was the high-scoring boy at the meet winning the 300 and 110 hurdles, 5th in the triple jump and anchored the relay team. THE BOB BANNISTER FAMILY 77 Above — Here ya go John Below — This race was a breeze! Above — Jim patiently waiting for the 1600 meter relay to begin Below — Sheila finishing her exhausting race 78 C C UPHOLSTERY DUM DUM INVITA TIONAL QUEEN SONIA April 4, the Fourth Annual Dum Dum Invitational Track Meet was held This is for fifth grade on up to participate Mr Gottfried and Queen Sonia gave out about 1.800 Dum Dums 79 YOUNG NETTERS FINISH STRONG Back Row: Lame McMillan, Lon McMillan. Howard Culbertson, Clift Alford, Coach Lewis Front Row Howard received the Most Improved Trophy Kelly Burke. Trudy Johnson, I eona Sams, Barb Thompson. Sandra Sloan As in every tennis season, the coach starts out with more people than she knows what to do with, but it always seems when the end of the season nears the players can be counted on the fingers of both hands. The tennis team was very young with only two seniors. They did well in their matches considering their lack of experi- ence. To cover up their lack of experi- ence, the learned how to hurdle the net wihout tripping and falling on their newly purchased Wilsons. Freshman Kelly Burke was the outstand- ing singles player. Barb Thompson and Leona Sams were the number 1 doubles team. A strong nucleus will return in 1980. 80 Leona and Barb were the best doubles players BEST SMILE — BARB THOMPSON AND JIM CLASS CLOWNS — MARK JOHNSON AND MELYNN DAVIS. SCHMIDTGALL. tESTON HALL OF FAME FRIENDLIEST —KEVIN KNOX AND BARB THOMPSON BUD TERRY SCHMIDTGALL SHYEST — TIM HERNDON AND MYRA HEARN. “LIFE IS MOST POPULAR BOY — FRANK WEBB. BIGGEST FLIRT ft WOLF — JOHN ALLEMAN AND EVIE ALFORD CECIL ERMA CASE MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT — LYNDA REESER AND JR. SAM. DESTINATION. ” MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED — TELARA McCULLOUGH, DIANNA SCHIEWE AND BRANDT BANNISTER. 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