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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1980 volume:

II 1 weston-mc ewen high school vol. 7 i: 1 1980 f, in memory of Steve wood ha 11 it’s like we’ve shared together the rising of the sun. the same way with our lifetimes, we’ve got our lives to live. 5 together we’ve shared memories, we’ve had good times and bad. 6 Vv we’ve laughed together jokingly and together we’ve been sad. 7 but today is almost over, tomorrow calls us away. 8 9 i’ll remember you, my friend, and all the fun we’ve had. i’ll remember the times we’ve shared, the good times and the bad. 10 SHELDON KIRK Charles McCullough JAMES CAHILL TEDMEINHART SCHOOL BOARD AND ADMINISTRATION The Athena-Weston School District 29-R is under the direction of the 7 elected school board members. A special thanks goes out to these people who so willingly give of their time. 13 HOME ECONOMICS The Home Economics Department is run by Miss Mary Jane Fehrenbacher. She handles Home-Ec I and Home-Ec II, Foods, Clothing, Family Life and Child Development. Where’s the food?! U Will this thing work at long range?” I’ve created a monster!!! You wanted this thing well done? Good! IS ENGLISH Mr. Rick Jaggars and Mrs. Janice Golbek teach the literature classes, communications classes and drama and publications. Some to the lit. classes are Shakespeare, Science Fic- tion, Myth and Legend and Western Novel. A new addition to the English electives is Advanced Comp. This class is to help prepare future college students. Another gab session Mr. Jaggars’ look-a-likes Term Paper: The paper that determines the rest of your life. 16 The Only time Deb’s been quiet all year. Ruark ... you’re supposed to sing bass! Our fearless leader of ALL GIRL Pipe Band. MUSIC Mr. Pyle and Mrs. Pyle direct all music in the 29R district. The teaching they do for us includes stage band, concert band, pep band and chorus. Mrs. Karen Gail accom| anied our chorus. ‘‘Robbie did what?.. 17 MATH AND SCIENCE The Math and Science course is directed by Mr. Taylor and Mr. Marshall. Mr. Taylor’s classes are General Math, Geometry, Algebra I and II, Math Analysis and Computer Pro- graming. Mr. Marshall teaches Biology, Advanced Biology, Chemistry and Physics. You mean I can’t go to the bathroom?” I’m not cutting up any earthworm, Marshall! Now wait a minute maybe it’s this way... Hey Pat, what kind of shampoo do you use?” 18 .. and you ask why I'm bald!!!” SPANISH DR. ED. Mr. Huntsman teaches Spanish I, II and III as well as the classroom and driving portions of Dr. Ed. to the sophomores. He also taught the 5th and 6th graders physical education. Mr. Huntsman is the JV basketball coach and the head track coach, in addition to being the chief advisor for the class of 1980. 19 Mr. HunUman said NO MUCHACHOS in our room.” BUSINESS Mr. Harrison and Mrs. Gilliland take over the Business Lab. It consists of Typing II, Accounting, Business Machines and Record Keeping I and II. They also have fun with Typing I. Kenny and his cheesecake smile. 20 Mr. Harrison and JoLynn confidently solving a math problem. SOCIAL SCIENCES Mr. Gottfried takes on a load with his history classes, Social and Political Citizenship. He also manages the Photography Department. Mirror, mirror on the wall... Who's the best photographer of them all? 21 HEALTH P.E. Health and Physical Education are instructed by M r. Kyles. Some activities in P.E. are gym- nastics, soccer and volleyball. A few things that must be learned in Health are all the bones and how the central nervous system works. 22 Mr. Kyles, I slipped my disc!” ‘Jimmilea, you have to do it like this Picking up slips takes a lot of talent. Darling, what class do you belong in this period?” LIBRARY OFFICE Darlene Bannister, otherwise known as our very own secretary, carries out all the duties of the office. Such duties include filing records, making out absence slips and helping Mr. Gail with his job. Mr. Gail is the Weston-McEwen Principal. He is the unfortunate one who determines whether or not you receive a Red Letter'! Catherine McLean, the notorious hall roamer, runs the Library. Some of the extra things she does is prepare seniors for college and serves as senior counselor. Did you prearrange this with your Dr.? 23 vice-president — kent kilby treasurer — sheila o’harra sgt. at arms — ken devereaux president — iohn patching secretary — kelly me carter Student Council Advisor, Mr. T. Gail • I wonder if that’s shorthand? .. 24 STUDENT GOVERNMENT MAKES STRIDES FORWARD Student government was very active this year. Their biggest project was to form a committee to draw up a new constitution for our school. The Constitutional Revision Committee was formed from all students interested in participating. Student Council observed Oregon Student Leadership day, by going to Pendleton to visit the courthouse. The experience was both educational and fun. ... 12 hours and still holding... Our fearless leader, John Patching. The typical heated discussion of a Student Council meeting. BACK ROW: Jerry Ruark, Lisa Townsend, Russell Joy, Lenora Bales, La Wanna Williams, Terri Owens, Ms. Fehrenbacher. MIDDLE ROW: Lorri Dickerson. Tami Agee. Theresa Bryson. Trish Owens, Kelly Kilby, Dawn Taylor, Pam Harris. FRONT ROW: Kathy Townsend, Gina Teel. Shelly Dabulskis, Marilyn McBean. This year our FHA Chapter was hon- ored to have Shelly Dabulskis elected as District President as well as State Edi- tor. W-M will be hosting the District Meeting next year. This year the FHA sold candles, had dinners and sold donuts to raise money. Their Friendship Meetings with the State Hospital were always lots of fun. Shelly was also lucky enough to attend the National Meeting in St. Louis. 80-81 Officers: Degree Chairman — Lorri, VP — Jerry, Treas. — Tami, Disl. Pres. — Shelly, Historian — Lisa, Pres. — Pam, PR — Trish Sec — Terri. SHELLY DABULSKIS — STATE EDITOR 26 FFA The FFA was very active this year. Mem- bers participated in an animal judging con- test, the District FFA Skills Contest at BMCC and the Milton-Freewater Junior Show. They held a slave auction to raise money, and to celebrate the end of the year had a picnic at the Bar M Ranch. It was a satisfying and rewarding year for this very active club. BACK ROW: Ross Simmons. Mark Fogg, Scott McLean, Gordon Giger. Kent Kilby, Sheldon Fer- guson, Tom Baker, Bob Cain, Rob Trout. FRONT ROW': Pat Luke, Curt Johnson, Suzi Crofton, Kathy Townsend, Brenda Golbek, Mark Sehmidtgail, Mr. Shanks, Joe Dabuiskis. ■Kent. Sec OFFICERS: Sentinel — Mark, VP — Joe. Treas — Kathy, Reporter — Mike. — Rob, Pres — FFA-FH A SWEETHEARTS: Kathy Townsend - Sweetheart, Tami Agee, Shelly Dabuiskis ami Pam Harris — Princesses. Winner of the Junior Pig Kissing Contest, Mr. Shanks, accepting his “award.” 27 28 This year’s Rally Squad consisted of 4 JV Cheerleaders, 2 Mascots and 6 Varsity Cheerleaders. The JV Cheerleaders were Lisa Ferguson, Shawn Andrews, Cathy Curl and Robin Pine, who took over for Janet Delph who was injured. The Tiger Mascot was Yvonne Smith, and the Scottie Mascot was Vanessa Rencken. The Varsity Cheerleaders were Teresa Kesling, Jim- milea King, Debbie Towne, Julie Scofield, Tawnie Shannon and Head Cheerleader Janine Easley. The highlight of the year came at the District Basketball Tournament when the Rally Squad was voted the outstanding boys’ squad. This was a very special award that reflected the girl’s hard work all year long. 29 5£JrSifc SpchiT' Howa Cu'bertso . Lisa Townsend, Kim Kilby, Debbie Towne. Tam Harris, Brenda Montce. Robin Pine Brenda Golbek Jeff Griees wn J L i I'1'' •'i)L LE:'Jim RTco.'i' i'ni- ieN iVau|j nr'j i r| - h � e«lor' Yvo nSmi h ”4« «!f-Vie k W-MCLUB Mr. Kyles: W-M Club Advisor W-M Club sponsored Homecoming Dance. They also bought flowers to honor senior parents at the conclusion of each sporting event. For fund raising activities they sold concessions at home football games. Another addition to the club is the new letterman’s jackets. LEFT TOP: Tres. Sandic Erickson, Sec. — Leona Sams. LEFT BOTTOM Pres. — Jeff Griggs, Sgt. at Arms — Jeff Mitcll. 30 GRIDDERS GO 6-2 BACK ROW: R. Toney, B. Hayes, R. Trout, G. Giger, R. Simmons, D. Galbraith, D. Jen- sen, J. Schroeder, S. McLean. FOURTH ROW: J. Nash, J. Hoptowit,S. Meadows, R. Richardson, A. Lindholm, R. Clark, R. Sams, J. Patterson, M. McLean. THIRD ROW: J. Griggs, J. Hoptowit, L. Vaughn, D. Franklin, D. Hammill.T. Snider,T. Nichols, M. Mor- rison. SECOND ROW: D. Zenger, R. McLean, L. McMillan, H. Culbertson, B. Warner, F. Austin, T. Fox. FRONT ROW: Coach Harrison, B. McLean, K. Devereaux, J. Mitc- hell, J. Frison, Coach Marshall, R. Ruark, J. Rice, J. Cahill, Coach Cogswell. 19 PILOT ROCK 13 27 WASCO. CO. 0 7 HEPPNER 21 7 STANFIELD 13 47 WAHTONKA 0 27 RIVERSIDE 17 39 SHERMAN CO. 14 30 UMATILLA 0 31 “Turn around Jensen!!!!” DANZENGER JOHN HOPTOWIT JEFF MITCHELL JAMEY CAHILL KEN DEVEREAUX JAMES HOPTOWIT 32 JEFF GRIGGS BOB McLEAN SENIORS SAY GOODBYE JIM RICE JOHN PRISON ROBRUARK Ron Clark of the JV's on a big gainer against Heppner. Defensive gang tackling during the I’malilla shutout. 33 THIS ONE’S FOR YOU” QUEEN SANDIE Jimmelca and Mark Homecoming Week was an exciting time for everyone. Hat day started the activities out for the week. Other features during the week were Security and Silver Dollar Day, Macho and Missy Day, and Red, Black, and White Day. On Thurs-' day the volleyball girls traveled to Pendleton for a victory. That evening the student body cele- brated the upcoming football game with a parade and a bonfire. The Sophomores won the $25 for the best float and the Seniors provided the larg- est pile of wood for the bonfire. Friday the Tiger- scots blasted the Pirates 27-17. Good times shared at the dance. “They don’t teach us this in shop.” 34 What a handsome chick! The rally shows their school spirit. Mickey and Linda pose for the camera. Carrie and Boh watch in amazement. Pirates “walk the plank. What docs the Queen got that I ain’t got?” OUTSTANDING SEASON BACK ROW: Jennifer Rammond, Brenda Montee, Lori Giger, Leona Sams, Kelly Burke, Mike Kyles. FRONT ROW: Trudy Johnson, Sheila O’Harra, JoLynn Lieuallen.Toni Cart- wright. EAST DIVISION CHAMPIONS No Leona, this is not basketball. ‘I forgot my false teeth. Can you tell?” Look out Kelly, your shoes are untied. 36 shawn andrews teresa bryson kelly burke troy colconl cathy curl leedavis janet delph sheri devereaux lori dickcrson lisa ferguson scott edgmand greg fetterly mark fogg leah fox 38 39 40 Initiation is for the birds!!! Mrs. Golbek on trial for treason against the class of 80. Sophs hang in on test for new mouthwash. 42 How many more days of this?” “There’s more than one way to beat the molting season!’ ■� „ sX, “I always wanted to grow a goatee” Miss Piggy prepares ... Where’s that make-up crew when you need 'em??? 43 WINTER HIGHLAND LASSIES TOP LEFT: Lisa Ferguson, Kelly Burke, Dawn Taylor, Tami A gee, Pam Harris, Robin Pine, Ix rri Dickerson, Shel- ley Jamieson, Brenda Montee. FRONT: Trudy Johnson, JoLynn Lieuallen, Debbie Trout, Jimmilea King, Yvonne Smith. TOP RIGHT: Tricia Bannister, Kim McCullough, Becky Culbertson, Dee Ann Lieuallen. Kathy Rachor. PIPE MAJOR: Dawn Taylor LEAD DRUMMER: Trudy Johnson. 45 FIRST ROW: Deb Trout, Brenda Montee, Sandie Erickson, Yvonne Smith, Jimmilea King, Laura Reedy, Lisa Ferguson, Dawn Taylor, Terri Owens, Pam Harris, Tami Agee. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Irving, Jan Mathwich, Robin Pine, Teresa Kesling, Lisa Townsend, Shelley Jamieson, Lorri Dickerson, Theresa Bryson, Mike Robinson, Scott McLean, Steve Case. THIRD ROW: JoLynn Lieuallen, Mark Schmidtgall, Rob Trout, Leon Miller, Jerry Ruark, David Jensen, Debbie Upchurch. FOURTH ROW: Laura McBean, Perry Luke, Curtis Johnson, Mr. Pyle, Kelly Burke. Laura and Lisa concentrating during rehearsal. Play it again Dave. 46 CONCERT BAND STAGE BAND The Concert Band, under the direction of Mr. Pyle, was responsible for performing publicly at concerts and in parades. The Stage Band also made public appearances. The combination of the two made up our great Pep Band, who kept spirit high at our home football and basketball games. 47 FROM LEFT: Vanessa Rencken, Mike Robinson, Scott McLean. Mr. Pyle, Trudy Johnson and Shelley Jamieson. FROM LEFT: Mrs. Gail, Connie Madison, Toni Cartwright, Brenda Montee, Mrs. Pyle, Jeff Griggs, Kelly Andrews, Jerry Ruark, Janine Easley, Debbie Trout, Rob Ruark, Shelly Jamieson. CHORUS 48 BACK ROW: Trudy Johnson, Vanessa Rencken, Lisa Townsend, Shelly Dabulskis, Jerry Ruark, Mike Rob- inson, M ike McLean, Deanna Robinson, Theresa Bryson, LaWanna Williams. 2nd ROW: Marilyn McBean, Laura Reedy, Brenda Golbek, Carrie Badgett, Lori Dickerson, Nora Badgett. FRONT ROW: John Frison, Mrs. Golbek, Jeff Griggs, Rob Ruark, Toni Cartwright. THESPIANS Each year the Thespians not only produce a couple of plays, but also they harbor extensive fund-raising activities to upgrade the drama department ant its facilities. During the fall they produced their first musi- cal “Your’re a Good Man, Char- lie Brown.” In the spring they produced “Was He Anyone?” The plays are getting better each year and this year was no exception. YOU’RE A GOOD MAN CHARLIE BROWN” Charlie Brown....Rob Ruark Lucy.............Toni Cartwright Linus ...........Jerry Ruark Snoopy...........Jeff Griggs Patty ...........Shelley Jamieson Schroeder........Jim Schroeder 50 WAS HE ANYONE?” The W-M Drama Club’s Spring Play was “Was He Anyone?” The cast did a super job, with some of them playing multiple roles. The cast was: Carrie Badgett, Theresa Bryson, Lorri Dickerson, Brenda Gol- bek, Jeff Griggs, Marilyn McBean, Scott McLean, Vanessa Rencken, Deana Robinson, Mike Robinson, Leona Sams, and LaWanna Wil- liams. The sound effects were done by James Badgett and the set was done by the cast. The props were done by Mr. Lange’s shop class and Mr. Nash. The play was again directed by Mrs. Janice Golbek. This absurdist play was quite a new experience for all of the students. 1980 was quite a year for the drama department. Tackling a musical and a new art form showed courage, creativity and some new talented faces at W.M. si FRONT ROW: Janyce Quaempts, Debbie Trout. BACK ROW: Lisa Townsend, Joey Boire, Connie Madison, Jan Math- wich, Sheri Deveraux, Marilyn Irving, Kathleen Sams. I know this one’s in.” “What ya’ doin’ honey?” 52 Simon says, “Heads!!!. FRONT ROW: Trudy Johnson, Debbie Lewis, Misty Himes. BACK ROW: Sheila O’Harra JoLynn Lieuallen, Jan Mathwich, Leona Sams, Lisa Townsend, Lori McMillan, Debbie Trout, Janyce Quaempts, Kim Kilby. NOT PICTURED: Kelly Burke. VARSITY GIRLS FINISH 11-11 5 ‘I can’t face seeing someone my own size.” “Want to play keep away?” Talk about a whiplash!” Raise your hands up to the sky ... Double Trouble 54 Tip toe to the basket... JV BOYS EXCEL AGAIN “Did ya’ hear the one al out That’ll teach you to mess with me. 56 Lay it up like an egg. ROUNDBALLERS FINISH 3rd AT DISTRICT LEFT TO RIGHT: David Franklin, Barry Warner, Ken Devereaux, Dan Meek, Laine McMillan, Kent Kilby, David Hamtnill, Jim Rice, Brad Thul, Jamey Cahill, Jeff Griggs, Mr. Huntsman, Mr. Jaggars. This year’s team played a very diffi- cult pre-season schedule and entered league play with only a 2-7 record. Once league play started they rallied to finish 11-2 and enter the District Tournament having to play River- side. Riverside played very well defeating the Tigerscots 41-31 and earning a trip to the State Tourna- ment where they won it all. The team finished the season 14-10. Venus Fly Trap. Annie Annie over. 57 You missed that one big boy. Show us you can shoot Jeff. Who said we can’t beat the State Champs? Stuff it Kent. 58 Have a pit, Jim. This is basketball, not soccer. I got it and you can’t have it!! Nice screen, Mac! 60 61 62 63 FRONT: Laura Reedy, Jackie Teel, Kim Quaempta, Shelly Dabulskis, Vanessa Rencken, Julie Scofield, Gina Teel. MIDDLE: Mr. Huntsman. Janet Deiph, Robin Pine. Dan Zenger, Ginger Janson, Clifford Alford, Trudy Johnson. James Veatch. BACK: Mike Robinson. Greg Rice, Janine Easely, Ross Simmons, Mike Robinson. 65 The “James Brothers” enterUunmg a child in Mexico. 67 MEXICO '80 9 Weston-McEwen students and their advi- sor, Mr. Huntsman, spent their spring vacation in Mexico this year. The group had a great time touring Mexico City and Taxco. They also got to see a bullfight, the canals, pyramids and the gorgeous churches so prevalent in Mexico. Most importantly they learned a lot about the history and culture of our neighbors to the south. When they arrived back home, most of them felt like they had left a part of themselves with the families that they got to stay with during the week. 68 SHERRI GIGER NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY TOP ROW: Jeff Griggs, Mrs. McLean — advisor, Brenda Monlee, Sheila O'Harra, Scott McLean. MIDDLE ROW: Dawn Taylor. Janine Easley, Carrie Badgett, JoLynn Lieuallen, Trudy Johnson. Julie Scofield, Mark Schmidtgall. BOTTOM ROW: Jimmilea King. Tom Baker. Shelly Jamieson and Mike Dabulskis. 69 ALWAYS AND FOREVER” The class of 81 put on the Junior-Senior Prom, in conjunction with Griswold High School in Helix, at the Elks Club in Pendleton on Saturday night May 3rd. Their theme Always and Forever was set off with a huge rainbow cov- ering one entire wall. Pale blue accompaniments were found adorning each table with a parchment scroll as a momento of the evening. The traditional event met everyone s expectations as it made an ever-lasting memory of a so- cial night for the students of the two high schools. Yvonne Smith was selected as the Prom Queen. The juniors are to be congratulated on a fine job, along with their advisors who also worked very hard in seeing that the Prom went smoothly. 70 71 Photo II: BACK ROW: James Hoptowit, Tim Harman, John Patching, Lori McMillan. Sheldon F Rencken, Dan Zenger, Mike Dabulskis. erguson, John Frison. FRONT ROW : Jeff Griggs, Vanessa PHOTOGRAPHY STUDENTS EXCEL 72 Big“G” you handsome devil!!!! Cold showers are no fun!” Right Dude? I’m little enough to hide in a tree. One of Tim’s prize winning photos. Photo I: BACK ROW: Kent Kilby, John Hoptowit, Laine McMillan, Tod Snider. MIDDLE ROW: Shelly Dabulskis, Julie Scofield, David Franklin, Lori Giger. FRONT ROW: Barry W'arner, Dude Hayes, Jackie Teel, Suzi Crofton, Becky Burke. Inland Empire Photography Show Winners Oregon State Youth Conference participants. THE CORNER MARKET 73 Jani no Easley, Sheila O’Harra, Leona Sams, JoLynn Lieuallen, Sandie Erickson, Jackie Teel, Mr. Jaggars. PUBLICATIONS “Do I have to do these pages? This stuff is great for hardening nails!' 74 Now whore li l I put that file? What a lazy day! You're kidding!” The format of W-M’s publications changed this year. Each Friday the class produced a weekly announcement called “Scrambled Eggs.” Three times during the year a literary magazine “Horizon” was published. The class met during Early Bird all year. The six seniors will be sorely missed next year. 75 'No, you can't mimic Upchurch.' TIGERSCOTS WIN EASTERN DIVISION This year’s baseball team only returned 4 sen- iors. At the onset of the season it looked like W-M would be in the middle of the pack, but as the season progressed so did the young TigerScots. They finished the league season with a 12-3 record and 16-4 overall. In the league playoff to determine the District Champion the TigerScots travelled to Wah- tonka only to lose to the Eagles 7-2. Never- theless it was a fine season and only brought a bright promise for next year. BACK ROW: Roh Trout, David Franklin, Ken Devereaux, Mike Kesling, Mike McLean, Kelly Hoover, Jeff Griggs, Joe Schiewe. FRONT ROW: MGR. Kelly McCarter, Ross Sim- mons, Dude Hayes, Mark Schmidtgall, Pat Luke, Scott Erickson, Rick Toney, Randy Sam, Coach Kyles. 76 GIRLS WIN DIST. CHAMPIONSHIP This year the girls track team did something no other track team at W-M has ever done. It won the District Championship at Umatilla. Seven girls went on to the State Meet: JoLynn, DeeAnn, Holly, Robin, Pam, Trish, and Kim. Jeff and Kent went for the boys. It was truly a memorable year dal in RUW : jen mayenscnien, bhawn Andrews, Tim Kastman, Kim Sloan, Holly Snodgrass, Trish Owens, Vanessa Rencken, Theresa Bryson. MIDDLE ROW: Asst. Coach Marshal), Jim Schroeder, DeeAnn Lieuallen, Trish Bannister, Kim Kilby, JoLynn Lieuallen, Lowell Vaughn, Kent Kilby. FRONT ROW: Toni Cartwright, Coach Huntsman, Howard Culbertson, Fam Harris. Robin Pine, Jeff Mitchell. 78 ERMA CECIL CASE JIM EDITH LIEUALLEN 79 80 BEST DRESSED — Jim Rice and Toni Cartwright HALL FRIENDLIEST — Sandie Erickson and Mickey Fogg TALLEST TALE TELLERS — Nora Badgett and Joe Dabulskis FAME MOST ATHLETIC — Leona Sams and Ken Devereaux MOST MASCULINE FEMININE — Tom Baker and Sandie Erickson BIGGEST FLIRT WOLF — Jackie Teel and Greg Thul 82 ROWDIEST ROOTERS — Yvonne Smith and Greg Thul CLASS CLOWNS — Vanessa Rencken and Tim Harman DECADE.” BIGGEST CONFORMISTS — Mike Kesling and Kelly Kilby BIGGEST SKIPPER — “Bad” Bob Cain CLASS MOST CREATIVE — Vanessa Rencken and Mickey Fogg 1980 OF BIGGEST SKIPPER — Deb “Who’ Upchurch Unexcused Tardy CLASS ADVISORS— Mrs. McLean, Mrs. Gilliland, Mr. 84 JAMES HOPTOWIT ANITA DAVIS BARM RANCH ss TONI CARTWRIGHT CLIFF ALFORD BOB CAIN KELLY KILBY JIM RICE PAULA FRANKLIN 86 DAN ZENGER VANESSA RENCKEN JOLYNN LIEU ALLEN KEN DEVEREAUX JOHN HOPTOWIT SHEILA O’HARRA 88 LEONA SAMS JEFF MITCHELL JAMES BADGETT JACKIE TEEL JOHN FRISON kelly McCarter 91 DUDE HAYES JOEDABULSKIS MIKEDABULSKIS A. 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