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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1983 volume:

ei3hty three CONTENTS Page Photo Essay 2 Faculty 11 Organizations 17 Athletics 32 Activities 55 Classes 65 Index 86 _____________________________________________________) WESTON McEWEN HIGH SCHOOL ATHENA, OREGON VOLUME 10 THIS TIME THAT WE'VE SPENT GROWING UP, HAS BEEN BUT AN APPETIZER. NOW WE GO OUR OWN WAYS, MAKE OUR MISTAKES, AND HOPEFULLY BECOME WISER. WE’LL MEET AGAIN l(M SURE MY FRIEND, AND WHEN WE DO YOU’LL SEE. WE’LL TALK ABOUT THOSE CRAZY YEARS, AND HOW THINGS USED TO BE. 5 8 OF PEEPING TOMS IN 4-H CAMPS. AND OPPOSITE GENDER CHASIN'. 7 OF SHOOTING THE RAPIDS WITHOUT ANY RAFT, AND COMPOSING FOSSIL SONGS. THE YEARS HAVE GONE SO QUICKLY BY. THAT ONE THING IS SURE. WE NO LONGER HAVE A GOOD EXCUSE, FOR ACTING IMMATURE. eighty three ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY ADMINISTRATION Superintendent - Russ McCollister Clerk - Betty Kesling 12 Principal - Tom Able Secretary - Darlene Bannister FACULTY Mr. Taylor teaches computor programming, geometry, alge- bra. algebra II and math analysis. He is a junior class advisor. Rick Jaggars teaches English 12. American Litera- ture. sophomore comp., speech, world lit., science fiction, and short stories. He‘s a sophomore advisor and cross country coach. Michelle St. John is one of the latest editions to the teaching staff. She teaches biology, chemistry, mi- crobiology. and advisor of the Science Club, and sophomore class. Mrs. Schubert is an advisor for the junior class, she teaches individual reading. American Lit., dramatics and journalism. She is the annual and newspaper advisor. MARY JANE FEHRENBACHOR teaches home eco- nomics. foods, clothing and career awareness. A sophomore class advisor, she also provides coun- seling and directs the I. E. P program. She advises the FHA club. MIKE KYLES teaches global studies, health and p.e. He is varsity and junior varsity volleyball coach. In addition to advising WM club, he is a senior advisor. In the spring, he coaches baseball. GEORGE GOTTFIED teaches U S. History, political cit.. global studies and photography. He is an advisor for the sophomore clays and the photography club. 14 REGGIE MCSHANE teaches Vo-Ag. construction, welding and directs the work experience program. He is a junior class advisor and FFA advisor. Mr McShane is the assistant football coach. BERLE NASH teaches art and drafting at the high school. During the morning, he teaches math at the junior high. He is a senior class advisor. SHERRIE PYLE teaches early bird chorus at the high school. The remainder of her day is at the Athena Elementary teaching chorus STEVE PYLE instructs jazz ensemble and concert band at the high school. At the junior high, he con- ducts two bands and teaches a beginning band at both elementary school. He is Rally and Highland Lassies and Lad advisor. 15 TERRY HARRISON teaches business lab. record keeping, and typing and is also a junior class advi- sor. DAVE LANGE teaches two woodshop classes here at the high school and spends the remainder of his time teaching at the junior high. CATHRINE MCLEAN, librarian and senior class advisor, is also an indispensable tool to students as a college and career counselor. 16 ORGANIZATIONS Student Body officers: Ron Clark. Vice-Pcesident; Cathy Rachor. Treasurer; Tim Eastman Jason Nash. Vice-President. President; Tricia Bannister. Secretary, and Student Council- Charlie Picard. Jason Nash. Troy Nichols. Tricia Bannister. Kim McCullough. Cathy Rachor. Ray Brixey. Stacey Taylor. Tonya Kesling. Dean Zenger. and Donna Schiewe. Seated Lori Thul and Tim Eastman. 18 TIM EASTMAN-PRESIDENT Spanish Club members: top row. Hakan Bjorn. Matt Hoffman. Chad Beers. John Reitz and Mathew Sheoships. Second row - advisor. John Huntsman. Jackie Reinhart. Sarah Schmidtgall. Allison Youncs. Holly Taylor and Hans Schroeder. Third row - Kim Scofield. Tonya Kesling. Jamie Easley. Joli McCollis- ter. Lisa Clark and Ron Clark. Fourth row - Noelle Kuest. Teresa Dickerson. Susan Monahan. Norma Sherburn and Tatia Perrin. Bottom row - Jason Nash. John Remington. Eric Quaempts. Damon Nash and Tom Meier. Spanish Club Officers: Jamie Easley. Tonya Kesling and Lisa Clark. National Honor Society National Honor Society members above. Back row - Kim Sco- field. Marilee Nye. Joli McCollister. Lisa Clark. Mike McLean. David Bjorklund. John Remington, Tom Meier and Donna Schiewe Front row - Holly Snodgrass. Stacey Taylor. Tina Reed. Dee Lieuallen, Tricia Bannister. Cathy Rachor. Norma Sherburn. Jackie Reinhart and Debbie Weathers. National Honor Society officers: Tina Reed. Representative; Tricia Ban- nister. Secretary-Treasurer; Mike McLean. President; and Dee Lieuallen. Vice-President. Spanish Club DON DUNCAN FHA Pictured from Miss Fehrenbacher are Stacey Taylor, Vice-President; Bethann Ruark, President; Melinda Betts. Historian Chaplain; Wendy Fifield. Secretary. F.H.A members: Mary Belita. Stacey Taylor, San- dra Davis. Linda Christopher. Melinda Betts. Beth- ann Ruark. Doreen Licht, Wendy Fifield. Lori Fair- cloth and Vicki Morton. Activities were the Friendship Meeting, the Sweetheart Dance, a Bottle Drive and babysat for the Home Economics Club. In the spring, we worked in the concession stand for baseball games to earn money. We went to the Nursing Homes and played games with residents. We attend- ed the Skills Contest, the Junior Show, and went shopping in the Tri-Cities. Dur- ing memorial weekend we had a booth at the P A carnival and one at the Ice Cream Social. 20 Sweetheart-Queen Doreen Licht Princesses: Bethann Ruark, Stacey Taylor, Sandra Davis and Doreen Licht Star Chapter Farmer — Jason Nash FFA FFA officers are: Jason Nash. President; Ron Benier. Vice President; Kris Brogetti. Secretary; Mike Townsend. Treasurer; urtis Benier. Reporter; Mark Younce. Sentinal. Activities participated in were State Convention. Junior Show. FFA sheep weigh. Skills Contest. Livestock Show, toured Hansel farms. Outstanding Service Award — Daran Mitchal Standing from left to right: Lori Thul. I ana Verkist. Becky Culbertson, Alcuin Sheoships. Debbie Verkist. Debbie Janson. Tammy Schultz. Tina Reed, and Mrs. Schubert. Kneeling from left to right: Liz Cheuvront. Dee Lieuallen, Pam Jensen. Bethann Ruark. Melinda Betts, and Peppi Mills. Not pictured-Doreen Licht. ANNUAL EDITOR-Alcuin Sheoships PAPER PAGE EDITORS-pictured from left to right. Tana Verkist. Lori Thul. Bethann Ruark. and Tammy Schultz. Not pictured-Becky Culbertson. ANNUAL STAFF-pictured from left to right: Debbie Janson. Alcuin Sheoships. Pam Jensen. Becky Culbertson. Dee Lieuallen. Liz Cheuvront. and Tina Reed. 22 PAPER EDITOR-Lori Thul W-M CLUB Bottom Row: Damon Nash. Erik Nelson. Daran Mitchell. Jason Nash. Mike McLean. Marty Morrison. Vern Zerba, Hakan Bjorn, and Mark Youncs. Second Row: Mark Irving. Shaun King. Holly Snodgrass. Ray Brixey. Bob Fox, Louis Bonifer. John Patterson. Tim Eastman. David Bjorklund. and Rick Scheibner. Third Row: Curtis Bernier. Tony Teel. Kim Sloan. Kris Brogoitti, Linda Gray. Elsie Reitz. Julie Luke. Noelle Kuest. Dan Patterson. Tricia Bannister, and Liz Cheuvront. Fourth Row: Kim McCullough. Joanie Quaempts. Lance Rencken. Tonya Kesling. Dee Lieuallen, Shannon King, Lori Thul, Randy Sam. Rick Toney. Bill Hayes, and Pam Jensen. Fifth Row: John Remington. Lance Jones. Hans Schroeder. Ron Clark. Sarah Schmidtgall. Jackie Reinhart. Donna Schiewe, Debbie Weathers. Shelly Morrison. Susan Monahan, and Tom Meier The W-M Club put on all of the Homecoming activities. They are the queen and court, noise pa- rade, bonfire, and the Homecom- ing Dance. They raise most of their money by working in the concession stand during football games. The W-M Club also hon- ors all senior parents during each sport. Officers: Holly Snodgrass-Treasurer. Tricia Bannister-President. Pam Jensen-Secre- tary. and Ron Clark-Vice President PHOTOGRAPHY Inland Empire Photo Show winners: Lorrie Bryson, Doug Harral, Mark Dabulskis. Mark Irving, Troy Nichols and Dave Dabulskis. NewsBeat magazine from the Tri-Cities came in April to interview the photography class. They were interviewed for being such such good photographers. Coos Bay Photo Exhibit winners: Tim Eastman. Mike McLean and Mark Dabulskis. Umatilla County Potato Show winners: Mark Irving. Lance Rencken. John Patterson. Kim McCullough. Tim Eastman. Ron Clark. Mike McLean and Tricia Bannister Bank of Milton-Freewater Photography Exhibit winners: Ron Clark and Dave Da- bulskis. Weston-McEwen Photogra- phy Exhibit and Critique winners: Tim Eastman. Dave Dabulskis and David Bjorklund Weston McEwen Pipes And Drums Pictured are: Melinda Betts. Stacey Taylor. Julie Luke. Elsie Reitz. Karen Bjorklund. Sallie McCullough Angre Judd Trent Eastman. Tncia Bannister. LaShelle Lieuallen. Joli McCollister. Dan Benzel. Molly Betts and Anne Shanks. ' The Weston McEwen Pipes and Drums finished a successful season this year. They performed in many activities throughout the year. Some of the activities included the Round-Up parade and a Saint Patrick's show in Heppner. 26 Band The band had an excellent year. A to- tal of 33 students turned out. Through- out the year, they had participated in many activities. These included a festi- val in Sherman, a half time perfor- mance at district and state, a contest in Baker and a Spring and Christmas concert. At state, the pep band re- ceived the best pep band trophy. Instructor Steve Pyle 27 CHORUS This year the chorus was host to the festival which was held here at Weston- McEwen. The chorus was also involved in many con- certs and performed at the Baccalaureate ceremony and for Graduation. Back row: Becky Culbertson. Amber Kuest, Ron Clark. Damon Nash, John Remington. Jeff Elder, Tim Eastman, Mrs. Pyle. Center row: Shelley Morrison, Noelle Kuest. Stacey Taylor, Pam Jensen, Holly Taylor. Bottom row: Jackie Reinhart. Linda-Christopher, Cathy Rachor, Debi Weathers. Holly Snodgrass. Elsie Reitz. JV RALLY Noelle Kuest and Stacey Taylor. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS GEORGE AND LOLA RACHOR ACADEMIC AWARDS ART . Outstanding Artist: Senior: Debbie Janson Rick Toney Sophomore: Eric Quaempts Mathew Sheoships John Remington Frank Hahn BUSINESS . 40 wpm 45 wpm 55 wpm Typing I 35 wpm Buffy Hines Sarah Schmidtgall Debbie Weathers Kim Scofield Norma Sherburn John Remington Tatia Perrin Eric Quaempts Typing II 40 wpm Hakan Bjorn 45 wpm Julie Luke 50 wpm Marillee Nye Stacey Taylor 55 wpm Noelle Kuest 65 wpm Lisa Clark Alcuin Sheoships 70 wpm Joli McCollister Office Practice 55 wpm Liz Cheuvront 65 wpm Cathy Rachor 75 wpm Tricia Bannister Outstanding Record Keeping Student: Marillee Nye Outstanding Business Education Student: Outstanding Office Machine Student: Lori Thul Cathy Rachor Tricia Bannister ENGLISH Outstanding Sophomore: Speech - Tom Meier; Comp - Sara Schmidtgall MATHEMATICS Outstanding Algebra I Student: Dean Zenger Outstanding Geometry Student: Sarah Schmidtgall Outstanding Algebra II Student: Lisa Clark Marillee Nye Outstanding Mathematics Student: Kim McCullough Outstanding Junior: Lisa Clark Outstanding Senior: Kim McCullough Outstanding Computer Science Student: Hakan Bjorn Kim McCullough Annual High School Mathematics Examination: Local winner: Kim McCullough PHOTOGRAPHY . 1st Yr Photo: Lorrie Bryson David Dabulskis Doug Harral Linn Lieuallen Mark Irving David Bjorklund Hakan Bjorn Shannon King Dan Patterson WM Photo Award: David Dabulskis David Bjorklund Mark Dabulskis Tim Eastman Mike McLean Troy Nichols Lance Rencken Principal's Photography Trophy: Dan Patterson St Johns Camera Trophy: Troy Nichols Image 2000 Trophy: Lance Rencken PIPE BAND AWARDS WM Highlander Award: (perfect attendance - practices performances): Trent Eastman Tricia Bannister Julie Luke Karen Bjorklund Elsie Reitz Outstanding Highlander Award: Elsie Reitz Tricia Bannister JOURNALISM AWARDS Annual: Alcuin Sheoships. Editor Newspaper: Lori Thul. Editor SOCIAL STUDIES U. S. History: Marillee Nye Lisa Clark Global Studies: Debbie Janson Kim McCullough SPANISH 1st Year Award: Hakan Bjorn 2nd Year Award: Lisa Clark 3rd Year Award: Joanie Quaempts WOODSHOP Outstanding Woodworking Student: Holly Snodgrass Tricia Bannister SPECIAL AWARDS National Scholar Athlete Award, presented by the Army Reserve: Tricia Bannister Mike McLean Elks Teenager of the Year Award Mike McLean STUDENT GOVERNMENT RECOGNITION ASB President: Tim Eastman Vice President: Jason Nash Secretary: Tricia Bannister Most Creative Imaginative: Steve Hansell Steve Woodhall Memorial Award: Donna Schiewe Richard McCracken Award: Outstanding Sophomore Boy: Tom Meier Treasurer: Cathy Rachor Sgt at Arms: Ron Clark Senior Class President: Lori Thul Sr: Tricia Bannister Ron Clark Debbie Janson Cathy Rachor Holly Snodgrass SCHOLARSHIP RECOGNITION Honor Roll: Maintained Honor Roll Status all 1982-83 School Year: Maintained 3 SO +: Jr: Hakan Bjorn David Bjorklund Marillee Nye Stacey Taylor Soph: Tom Meier Damon Nash Jackie Reinhart Norma Sherburn Maintained 3.75 +: Sr: Dee Lieuallen Mike McLean Tina Reed Elsie Reitz Maintained 4.00: Sr: Kim McCullough Soph: Donna Schiewe Debbie Weathers Jr: Lisa Clark Soph: Sarah Schmidtgall All those who turned out for Cross Coun- try this year ran well The team of two girls and four boys participated in seven meets They traveled to Union. Elgin, Mil- ton-Freewater. and Pendleton. The 1982 District Meet was held at the Pendelton Country Club. Cindy Koch won the girls J.V. race. John Remington placed 5th and Jeff Jaggars 19th in the boys J.V Dee Lieuallen placed 5th in the girls Varsity race and advanced to the State meet which was held in Eugene, on November 13th. Dee placed 25th in Eu- gene —i Coach Jaggars. Dee Lieuallen. John Remington. Jeff Jaggars. Cindy Koch. Tim Townsend CROSS COUNTRY 33 JIM AND EDITH LIEUALLEN VOLLEYBALL Manager: Lori Thul. Kris Brogoitti, Kim Sloan, Shannon King, Pam Jenson. Donna Schiewe. Tonya Kesling, Tricia Bannister. Linda Grey, Sarah Schmidtgall, Liz Cheuvront. Coach: Mike Kyles. JV VOLLEYBALL 36 The Junior varsity volleyball team did not win the majority of their games, but they finished the season with a 3-12 record. The team was comprised of two juniors and eight sophomores. Shannon, Donna, and Tonya also played on the varsity team. FOOTBALL FRONT ROW: Shaun King, Marty Morrison, John Patterson. Mike McLean, Jason Nash, Tim Eastman, Steve Hansell, Rick Toney, R Ron Clark MIDDLE ROW: Coach Cogswell. Mark Youncs. Brad Clark, Bob Fox. Dan Patterson, Ray Brixey. David Bjorklund, manager Julie Luke BACK ROW: David Manilla. Mark Van Ocker, Trent Eastman. Damon Nash. Brett Taylor, Paul Bjorklund. 37 TIM EASTMAN-DEFENSIVE END, OFFENSIVE GUARD MARTY MORRISON-WIDE RECEIVER RICK TONEY-QUARTER BACK, FREE SAFETY 38 MIKE MCLEAN-TIGHT END, FREE SAFETY W-M Opponent 26 Heppner-0 32 Stanfield-0 7 Wahtonka-15 7 Riverside-0 18 Sherman-0 19 Umatilla-0 7 Enterprise-2 33 Pilot Rock-0 7 Wasco Co.-14 ALL-STARS First offensive team Mike McLean tight end Dan Patterson guard Tim Eastman guard Jason Nash center Second offensive team Steve Hansell tackle Rick Toney quarter back John Patterson running back First Defensive Team Bob Fox nose guard Tim Eastman outside linebacker Dan Patterson inside linebacker Ron Clark corner back Mike McLean safety Second Defensive team John Patterson linebacker RON CLARK-WIDE RECEIV- ER, CORNER BACK JASON NASH-CENTER. DEFENSIVE TACKLE SHRINE TEAM SELECTION Tim Eastman Offensive guard Alternate- John Patterson Running Back JOHN PATTERSON-FULL BACK, LINE BACKER GIRLS VARSITY GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: left to right: Kris Brogotti, Kim Sloan, Liz Cheuvront, Pam Jensen. Dee Lieuallen, Donna Schiewe. Tonya Kesling, Tricia Bannister, Shannon King, Lori Thul, Kim McCullough, center: Coach John Huntsman and manager Elsie Reitz. The girls varsity basketball team finished the season with a 10-10 record, 6-6 for league play. The team consisted of 9 seniors, 2 juniors and 1 sophomore. The girls team almost made it to the district tournament, but were unable to attend because of a lack of AZZI points. Tricia Bannister was named to the CBC All-Conference second team for the TigerScots. C C UPHOLSTERY JV BASKETBALL Left ro right: Coach McLean. Linda Christopher. Sandra Davis. Butty Hines. Sarah Schmidtgall. Allison Youncs. Teddi Hahn. Teresa Dickerson. Shelly Morrison. Kim Scofield. Debbie Weathers. Jackie Reinhart, and Manager Norma Sherburn The j.v. girls had a successful season. The girls finished the season with 10 wins and 6 losses. CORNER MARKET 44 BOY’S VARSITY Standing I to r: Rick Toney. Hans Schroeder. Tom Meier. Bob Fox. Mike McLean. Hakan Bjorn. Tim Eastman. Mark Youncs. Daran Mitchell. Lance Jones. Ray Brixey and Ron Clark. Kneeling: Coach Stevens and manager Marty Morrison Left: Hakan puts up a basket for two against Mac-Hi. Middle: Daran. Rick and Tim accept the second place trophy after being defeated by Gervais in the State Championship Bottom: Coach Larry Stevens and assistant John Adams stand proud after the State Championship game. 45 The Tigerscots ended their season a great one. Their record was 21-6 and they placed second in State. The boys became District Champions by beating Pilot Rock. They then went all the way to the State Championship game only falling to Gervais in the end. The teams’ hosts were Lawrence Wolfgram and Charlie Douglas. Mike McLean was named to the second CBC All- Conference team during District. Mike McLean Tim Eastman Manager: Jeff Elder. Tony Teel. Damon Nash. Mark Irving, George Alleman. David Bjorklund. Mike Townsend. Greg Blalock. Hans Schroeder, Charlie Picard. Tim Townsend and Coach Johnny Adams JV Boys had a successful season under the coaching of John Adams. Many of the boys will see varsity play next year after their JV experience. JV BOYS MOSS'S HOUSE OF FLOWERS 49 BASEBALl Pictured on top: Louis Bonifer. Jeff Jaggars. Blake Chewning. Tony Teel. Kelly Halloway. Shelly Morrison. Susan Monahan. Joli McCollister. and Randy Sam. Standing: Duane Meek. Rick Scheibner. Tom Meier. Ray Brixley. George Alleman. Damon Nash. Lance Jones. Erik Nelson. Mark Youncs. Rick Toney. Mike McLean, and Coach Kyles. 50 Mike McLean Randy Sam Rick Toney The baseball team ended their season with a 9-3 league record. They placed third in the east division under Echo and Riverside. Three of the boys made the all-star first team. They were Mike McLean, out- field; Tom Meier, pitcher; and Ray Brixey, catcher. Rick Toney made the second team for infielder, and Damon Nash and Lance Jones each made honor- able mention. 51 FRACK GIRLS TRACK TEAM: Back row left to right: Noelle Kuest. Jackie Reinhart, Tonya Kesling, Holly Snodgrass. Tricia Bannister. Dee Lieuallen, Donna Schiewe. Julie Luke. Front row left to right: Lisa Shepard. Sallie McMullough. Tricia Quaempts. Karen Bjorkland. LaShelle Lieuallen. Jerry Reinhart. Molly Betts. Angie Judd. BOYS TRACK TEAM: Back row left to right: Jason Nash. Dan Paterson. Marty Morrison. Curt Bernier. Chad Beers. Middle row left to right: Trent Eastman. Mike Townsend. David Mattila. Front row left to right: John Patterson. Hans Schroeder. Mark Van Ocker. COACH REGGIE MCSHANE 52 EDITH AND JIM LIEUALLEN The W-M track team competed in many track- meets and had a fine season. The girls team placed fourth in the district trackmeet and again sent the 1600 relay team to state (Tonya Kesling, Holly Snodgrass. LaShelle and Dee Lieuallen) along with Donna Schiewe in the discus and Dee Lieuallen in the 800 meters. Dee placed third in the 800 at the state meet. The W-M relay had the fastest time in the state going into the state meet, but were unable to run because of a false start in the prelims. ERMA AND CECIL CASE ATHLETIC Fall Sports VOLLEYBALL Most Valuable Player - Tricia Bannister, Shannon King Most Inspirational - Pam Jensen Most Most Improved - Kim Scoffield Captain - Tricia Bannister FOOTBALL Most Inspirational - Ron Clark Most Valuable Player - John Patterson Most Improved - Shaun King Captains - Mike McLean, Ron Clark Iron Man - Jason Nash Outstanding Receiver - Mike McLean Offensive Lineman - Tim Eastman Defensive Linebacker - Time Eastman Offensive Linebacker - Dan Patterson Offensive Back - John Patterson Defensive Back - Ron Clark Winter Sports BASKETBALL Captains - Mike McLean, Ron Clark, Lori Thul Most Inspirational - Ric k Toney, Kim Sloan Most Improved - Hajan Bjorn, Tonya Kesling AWARDS Most Valuable Player - Mike McLean, Tricia Bannister Free Throw Shooting - Hans Schroeder, Debbie Weathers OUTSTANDING RALLY Cathy Rachor Spring Sports TRACK Captains - Dee Lieuallen, Tricia Bannister Most Improved - Karen Bjorklund, Trent Eastman Most Inspirational - Tonya Kesling, Dan Patterson Most Points - Dee Lieuallen, Curtis Bernier BASEBALL Captains - Mike McLean, Rick Toney Most Improved - Rick Scheibner Most Inspirational - Rick Toney Golden Glove - Ray Brixey Most Valuable - Player Mike McLean Silver Bat - Tom Meier SPECIAL AWARDS Don Myrick Memorial Award - Tom Meier WM Booster Club - De Lieuallen Robert Pinkerton Award - Mike McLean 56 VIING 82 HOMECOMING PRINCESSES: TINA REED, CINDY TEEL, SHANNON KING, ALLISON YOUNCS, AND KRISTEN JANSON. 57 58 INITIATION The feeling of misery was felt by the sophomores during initiation. It was the event of the year the seniors had been waiting for. A couple activities that took place were paja- ma and unsweetened day and the all time favorite “Kanga- roo Kourt”, During the event a lot of tasty food was being prepared. Some of the dishes included smoked oysters, babyfood, sardines and alka-seltzer buttermilk. During the entire event a new activity was established by replacing the traditional talent day. It was the creation of a Rodeo Day. The sophomores participated in a rip roaring activity of calf roping, bull riding and stage coach racing. All and all, the week turned out to be a success and was enjoyed by everyone. The Class of '84 sponsored the 1983 Prom, which was held in the Weston- McEwen gym, on Saturday, April 23, 1983. Just You and I” was the theme this year. The juniors were creative and did an excellent job with decorations. The colors were blue and silver. The band, Juice”, from Kennewick, pro- vided the music. Those attending seemed to enjoy themselves. Tricia Bannister was chosen as the 1983 Prom Queen. CLASS OF 1983 Back row: Eric Swanson. John Patterson. Daran Mitchell. Jason Nash. Shaun King. Lance Rencken. Steve Hansell. Tim Eastman. Bill Hayes. Troy Nichols. Mike McLean. Victor Clutter. Will Patching. Vern Zerba. Scott Meadows. Ron Bernier Second row: Doug Harral. Roger Burton. Elsie Reitz. Debbie Janson, Tina Reed. Pam Jensen. Dee Lieuallen. Rhonda Peterson. Lori Faircloth. Doreen Licht. Becky Culbertson. Tana Verkist. Amber Kuest. Alcuin Sheoships. Randy Sam. Front row: Mark Dabulskis. Rick Toney. Kim Sloan. Holly Snodgrass. Cathy Rachor. Cindy Teel. Penny Petrie. Linda Gray. Donna Johnson. Tricia Bannister. Lori Thul. Kim McCullough. Tammy Schultz. Liz Cheuvront. Joanie Quaempts. Kris Brogoitti. Ron Clark and Marty Morrison. GIRLS STATE The Girls State Delegates are Lisa Clark and Noelle Kuest. The Alternates are Tonya Kesling and Melinda Betts. The delegates will attend the convention in Salem in June. BOYS STATE The Boys State Delegates are Ray Brixey and David Bjorklund. The al- ternates are John Picard and Mike Townsend. The boys will attend the State convention along with the girls in June. TENNIS The Weston-McEwen Tennis team, formed in April, participated in the first round of the District tennis Tournament at the Tri-Cities. Team members are Lorrie Bryson, Tina Reed, Anne Shanks and Kim McCullough. 64 CLASSES PAM JENSEN LORI THUL BECKY CULBERTSON DEE LIEUALLEN KIM MCCULLOUGH TRICIA BANNISTER MIKE MCLEAN HOLLY SNODGRASS SCOTT MEADOWS PEPPI EDGMAND TANA VERKIST LIZ CHEUVRONT DARAN MITCHELL VERN ZERBA LINDA GRAY JOHN PATTERSON LANCE RENCKEN TAMMY SCHULTZ LORI FAIRCLOTH SHAUN KING CINDY TEEL RHONDA PETERSON STEVE HANSELL AMBER KUEST KRIS BROGOITTI HALL OF MOST MASCULINE FEMINE: Bill Hayes and Cathy Rachor BIGGEST FLIRTS: Dee Lieuallen and Shaun King FAME CLASS CLOWNS: Becky Culbertson and Tim Eastman MOST ATHLETIC Mike McLean and Tricia Bannister HALL ROAMERS: Mark Dabulskis and Joanie Quaempts 73 m CLASS OFFICERS: Sec. Kim Sloan; Rep. Kim McCullough; Treas Dee Lieuallen; Pres. Lori Thul; Vice Pres Liz Cheuvront. What can I say? The Thinker. Give me a break! With minds preoccupied with things ranging from graduation, to members of the opposite gender, to the spring fever epidemic, the class of 83 found it extremely difficult to concentrate on much else. However, they were very active and will be missed especially in sports, since the seniors made up the majority of the population in that area. They, like the classes before them, had something spe- cial to contribute to Weston-McEwen and they will be taking that Tiger-Scot pride with them where ever they go. 74 Did someone say party? Victor Victoria ORLAN AND DIANA TEEL 75 JUNIORS CLASS OFFICERS: Mark Youncs. Sgt. at Arms; Dan Patterson. Vice-President; Marilee Nye. Secretary; Ray Brixey. President; Stacey Taylor, Treasurer; Jon Picard. Class Repre- sentative. Tina Bauer Mary Belita Greg Blalock Dan Benzel Curtis Bernier Brad Clark Melinda Betts David Bjorklund Lorrie Linda Christopher Bryson John Bond Lisa Clark Louis Bonifer Ray Brixey Dave Dabulskis Sandra Davis 77 Linn l ieuallen Julie Luke Joli McCollister Marilee Nye The class of 84 worked hard all year. They ran the concession stand during volleyball and basketball in addition to sponsoring a cake raffle and a dance. Graduation for the seniors was beautifully decorated by the class. The biggest project was the prom. After working hard to raise money, the class soon spent it on decorations, band and favors for the prom. Juniors involved them- selves, in many extra-curricular ac- tivities such as football, volleyball, basketball, and rally. Wyatt Mitchell Jon Picard Stacey Taylor Mike Townsend Bryan Woodhall Dan Patterson Bethann Ruark Tony Teel Debbie Verkist Mark Youncs 79 PRESIDENT: RAY BRIXEY 80 Hakan Bjorn, above and at left, is a foreign exchange student from Sweden. He spent the year at- tending Weston-McEwen as a ju- nior and played on the varsity basketball team. Hakan stayed with Bud and Terry Schmidtgall. Greg Benzel Davie Davis PRESIDENT: DEAN ZENGER This year's sophomores were represented in school sports and other school activities. During a week in October they faced the dreaded initiation that was put on by the senior class members. Everyone had a fun time during this week and the sophomores survived. For their final activity they decorat- ed for Baccalaureate. Katrina Davis Trisha Franklin Frank Hahn Buffy Hines Teresa Dickerson Daryl Gilman Mitch Hall Matt Hofmann Lance Jones SOPHOMORES 81 LETER BUCK! “UM. LIKE TUBULAR TO THE MAX SARAH! SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: TOP: President Dean Zenger; Sec- retary. Cindy Koch; BOTTOM: Vice President. Susan Monahan. Class Representative. Donna Schiewe; Tresurer. Norma Sherburn. Susan Monahan Damon Nash Shelly Morrison Erik Nelson Vickie Morton Tatia Perrin Eric Ouaempts Jackie Reinhart Hans Schroeder Kim Scofield ‘AH SOE. GRASSHOPPER John Reitz John Remington Matt Sheoships Norma Sherburn Donna Schiewe Randy Smith Tim Townsend Allison Youncs Sarah Schmidtgall Holly Taylor Debra Weathers Dean Zenger Index Seniors Bannister, Tricia - 6, 7, 8, 18, 23, 25, 26, 34, 35, 40. 41, 42, 52, 53, 60, 61, 62, 66, 72 Bernier, Ron - 62, 72, 76 Brogoitti, Kris - 3, 4, 21, 23, 34, 40, 41, 42, 62, 70 Burton, Roger - 10, 62, 63, 70, 73 Cheuvront, Liz - 3, 22, 23, 34, 40, 41, 62, 63, 68, 74, 75 Clark, Ron - 2, 7, 18, 23, 25, 28, 37, 39, 45, 46, 56, 61, 62, 63 Clutter, Victor - 7, 62, 63, 67, 75, 76 Culbertson, Becky - 22, 28, 58, 62, 63, 66, 72, 76, 85 Dabulskis, Mark - 6, 7, 24, 59, 62, 72, 74 Eastman, Tim - 7, 18, 23, 24, 25, 28, 37, 45, 46, 47, 62. 63, 70, 72, 75, 85 Faicloth, Lori - 20, 62, 63, 69, 73 Gray, Linda - 3, 23, 34, 35, 62, 68 Hansell, Steve - 6, 37, 62, 63, 69, 76 Harral, Doug - 24, 62, 63, 67 Hayes, Bill - 6, 7, 23, 62, 63, 72, 74 Janson, Debbie - 22, 62, 67 Jensen, Pam - 7, 8, 22, 23, 28, 34, 40, 41, 62, 63, 66 Johnson, Donna - 62, 70, 73 King, Shaun - 23, 37, 62, 69, 72, 75 Kuest, Amber - 28, 30, 62, 63, 69, 72, 75 Licht, Doreen - 20, 62, 70, 72, 75 Lieuallen, Dee - 5, 7, 19, 22, 23, 33, 40, 41. 42, 52, 53, 62, 66, 72, 74 McCullough, Kim - 10, 18, 23, 25, 40, 41 42, 62, 63, 64, 66, 72, 74 McLean, Mike - 4, 7, 19, 23, 24, 25, 37, 38, 45, 46, 50, 57, 60, 62, 63, 66, 72, 73, 74 Meadows, Scott - 62, 68 Mills, Peppi - 22, 68 Mitchell, Daran - 6, 21, 23, 45, 46, 47, 62, 68, 70 Morrison, Marty - 6, 23, 37, 38, 45, 52, 53, 62, 63, 70 Nash, Jason - 7, 18, 19, 21, 23, 37, 39, 52, 53, 62, 67, 70 Nichols, Troy - 18, 24, 62, 70 Patching, Will - 62, 63, 72, 76 Patterson, John - 23, 25, 37, 39, 52, 56, 62, 63, 68. 72 Peterson, Rhonda - 62, 63, 69 Petrie, Penny - 62 Pike, Paul - 73 Quaempts, Joanie - 23, 62, 72 Rachor, Cathy - 4, 10, 18, 19, 28, 30, 62, 63. 67 Reed, Tina - 10, 19. 22, 57, 58, 62, 64, 66 Reitz, Elsie - 7, 23, 26, 28, 62, 67 Rencken, Lance - 6, 23, 25, 59, 62, 63, 69, 73 Sam, Randy - 7, 23, 50, 51, 62, 63 Schultz, Tammy - 22, 62, 63, 69 Sheoships, Alcuin - 22, 62 Sloan, Kim - 23, 40, 41, 62, 70, 73, 74 Snodgrass, Holly - 19, 23, 28, 30, 52, 58, 61, 62, 63, 67, 75 Swanson, Eric - 4, 60, 62, 70 Teel, Cindy - 56, 57, 62, 69, 75 Thul, Lori - 6, 7, 18, 22, 23, 34, 40, 41, 42, 60, 62, 66, 73, 74, 75 Toney, Rick - 5, 9, 23, 37, 38, 45, 46, 50, 51, 62 Verkist, Tana - 22, 62, 68 Zerba, Vern - 23, 59, 62, 68, 76 Juniors Bauer, Tina - 77 Belifa, Mary - 20, 77 Benzel, Dan - 21, 26, 77 Bernier, Curtis - 22, 52, 53 Betts, Melinda - 7, 20, 22, 26, 28, 64, 77, 80 Bjorklund, David - 19, 23, 37, 48, 64, 77, 80 Bjorn, Hakan - 5. 10, 19, 23, 25, 45, 46, 47, 60, 80 Blalock, Greg - 48, 60, 77, 78 Bond, John - 71, 77 Bonifer, Louis - 23, 50, 77, 80 Brixey, Ray - 18, 23, 37, 45, 46, 50, 51, 64, 77, 80 Bryson, Lorrie - 10, 24, 64, 77, 78, 80 Christopher, Linda - 20, 28, 43, 44, 77 Clark, Brad - 4, 37, 77, 78, 80 Clark, Lisa - 19, 28, 30, 64, 77, 79, 80 Dabulskis, Dave - 9, 24, 25, 77 Davis, Sandra - 9, 20, 43, 77 Dollar, Barry - 10, 78 Easley, Jamie - 19, 30, 78, 79, 80, 85 Edgmand, Mike - 78 Elder, Jeff - 28, 48 Fifield, Wendy - 20, 78, 79, 80 86 Fox, Bob - 6, 23, 37, 45, 46, 78 Hahn, Teddi - 4, 43, 44, 78, 80 Irving, Mark - 23, 24, 25, 48, 49, 78 Kesling, Tonya - 4, 18, 19, 23, 28, 34, 36, 40, 41, 42, 52, 53, 60, 64, 78, 79 King, Shannon - 23, 34, 36, 40, 56, 57, 78, 80 Kuest, Noelle - 10, 19, 23, 38, 39, 52, 64, 78 Lieuallen, Linn - 2, 79 Luke, Julie - 26, 57, 52, 79, 80 McCollister, Joli - 19, 26, 30, 50, 60, 79 Mitchell, Wyatt - 79 Nye, Marilee - 3, 19, 77, 78, 79, 80 Patterson, Dan - 3, 23, 37, 52, 53, 60, 77, 78, 79, 80 Picard, Jon - 18, 48, 49, 64, 77, 79 Ruark, Bethann - 20, 22, 30, 79 Taylor, Stacey - 6, 18, 19, 20, 26, 28, 60, 77 79 Teel, Tony - 9, 23, 48, 49, 50, 79 Townsend, Mike - 3, 49, 52, 64, 79 Verkist, Debbie - 22, 79, 80 Woodhall, Brian - 78, 79 Youncs, Mark - 6, 23, 37, 45, 50, 60, 77, 79 Sophomores Alleman, George - 2, 21, 48, 50, 51, 59, 81 Beers, Chad - 19, 52, 53, 81 Benzel, Greg - 81 Davis, Davie - 81, 84 Davis, Katrina - 81 Dickerson, Teresa - 19, 36, 43, 81, 84 Franklin, Trisha - 81 Gilman, Darryl - 6, 81 Hahn, Frank - 81 Hines, Buffy - 43, 81 Hoffman, Matt - 19, 81 Jones, Lance - 23, 45, 46, 50, 81, 84 Killgore, Mike - 82 Koch, Cindy - 6, 33, 82 Meadows, Chad - 82 Meier, Tom - 19, 23, 45, 46, 47, 50, 51, 58, 82 Monahn, Susan - 19, 23, 36, 50, 59, 82 Morrison, Shelly - 23, 28, 36, 43, 44, 50, 82 Morton, Vicki - 20, 81, 82, 83 Nash. Damon - 19, 23, 28, 37, 48, 50, 60, 82 Nelson, Erik - 23, 50, 82, 83, 84 Perrin, Tatia - 19, 36, 59, 82 Quaempts, Eric - 19, 83, 84 Reinhar, Jackie - 19, 23, 28, 43, 44, 52, 58, 59, 82, 83 Reitz, John - 19, 59, 83, 84 Remington, John - 19, 23, 28, 33, 58, 59, 83, 85 Scheibner, Rick - 23, 50 Schiewe, Donna - 18, 19, 23, 34, 36, 40, 41, 42, 43, 52, 53, 82, 83 Schmidtgall, Sarah - 3, 19, 23, 34, 36, 44, 58, 61, 80, 82, 83 Schroeder, Hans - 2, 10, 19, 23, 45, 48, 49, 52, 53, 61, 83, 85 Scofield, Kim - 5, 19, 36, 43, 44, 83 Sheoships, Mathew - 19, 59, 83 Sherburn, Norma - 19, 43, 58, 60, 81, 82, 83 Smith, Randy - 83 Taylor, Holly - 5, 19, 28, 30, 59, 83, 84 Townsend, Tim - 33, 48, 49, 58, 83 Weathers, Debbie - 19, 23, 28, 34, 36, 43, 83 Youncs, Allison - 9, 19, 43, 56, 57, 60, 83, 84 Zenger, Dean - 2, 18, 81, 82, 83 Faculty Adams, John - 45, 48 Able, Tom - 12 Bannister, Darlene - 12 Fehrenbacher, MaryJane - 14 Gottfried, George - 14 Harrison, Terry - 16 Huntsman, John - 14, 19, 52, 53 Jaggars, Rick - 13, 33, 85 Kesling, Betty - 12 Kyles, Mike - 14, 50, 51, 63 Lange, Dave - 16 McCollister, Russell - 12 McLean, Katie - 16, 43 McShane, Reggie - 15, 21, 52, 53, 85 Nash, Berle - 15, 63 Pyle, Steve - 15, 26 Pyle, Sherri - 15, 28, 85 Schubert, Duveen - 13, 22 St. John, Michelle - 12 Taylor, Elvin - 13 87 SPONSORS AND PATRONS X llmn { NATURE GARDEN |J0HN THUNELL AGENCY | BUSY BEE EQUIP CO D F CAFE | PENDLETON DIESEL SERV 5AACERS | SCHROEDERBUILT INC IfSANKOFCOMtoEKG FULKERSON LMMLHOSWHL JUDVS FHHRIC SHOP IVALLEY MTRS TED S PHARMAC Y| HAIR TENDER THE CALICOMOUSE| US SCHWAB THE ALUflnSflN5THSURITNCE IwrSTONCUMC WESTONATHENACOntlTVlGODS KIDS IN ACTION |FREEWATER HIWAY DRUG ATHENASUPER SERVICE | MARLIN S SNOWMOBILES|BLUE MT INN | PGG WFCATlANDXAtiiRAtCE CENTER INC CLASS OF im |CLASS OF TS85 HELEN'S Bf UITT SHOP ATHENA AUTO PARTS MARY MARGARET FASHION Lamb-Weston Weston Weston Country Cake and Bake Weston Polly’s Antiques and Aunt Polly's Gift Shop Weston The Athena Press Athena Fred’s Market Athena Rae's Beauty Salon M F Gab and Garb M F Burger Hut M F J.E. 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