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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1984 volume:

WESTON McEWEN HIGH SCHOOL ATHENA, OREGON VOLUME 11 THE tigerscots 3 Look to the past, Focus on the present. Think of the future. 5 The past can only be seen more clearly, the future can only be seen in images of the imagination. • - ' r We flashback to the past. Our lives focus on the present. Our dreams are to the future. 9 SCHOOL BOARD THETA WILLIAMSON TERRY SCHMIDTGALL 10 } CHAIRMAN- JIM SCHROEDER The members of the School Board have the final say on procedures in this school district. They handle the financing and oversee the direction education takes. JOHN WOODHALL ADMINISTRATION DEPUTY CLERK- BETTY KESLINC 12 FACULTY MIKE HOLEMAN teaches biology and algebra I. He is a sophomore class advisor, and the J.V. girl's basketball coach. TERRY HARRISON teaches typing, business lab, and record keeping. He is also senior class advisor. MIKE KYLES teaches global studies, health, and p.e. He is varsity and ju- nior varsity volleyball coach. In addi- tion to advising the W-M club, he is sophomore class advisor. In the spring he coaches baseball. MARY JANE FEHRENBACHOR teaches foods, home economics, cloth- ing, personal finance, and career awareness. She is a junior class advi- sor, and she also provides counseling and directs the I.E.P. program. She ad- vises the F.H.A. club. REGGIE MCSHANE teaches vo-ag, con- struction, welding, and directs the work experience program. He is a senior class advisor and F.F.A. advisor. He is the as- sistant football coach and JV basketball coach. RICK JAGGERS teaches English 12, American literature, sophomore compo- sition, speech, science fiction, and short story. He is a junior class advisor and cross country coach. DAVE LANGE teaches two woodshop classes here at the high school and spends the remainder of his time teach- ing at the junior high. STEVE PYLE instructs the jazz ensemble and the concert band at the high school. At the junior high, he conducts two bands and teaches a beginning band at both elementary schools. He is the rally squad and the pipes and drums advisor. 13 BERLE NASH teaches art and drafting at the high school. During the morning he teaches math at the junior high. He is a sophomore class advisor. DUVEEN SCHUBERT teaches in- dividual reading, American litera- ture, journalism, dramatics, and she is the annual and the newspa- per advisor. She is a senior class advisor. GEORGE GOTTFRIED teaches U.S. history, political citizenship, and photography. He is the advisor for the photography club and a ju- nior class advisor. SHERRIE PYLE teaches early bird chorus at the high school. She spends the remainder of the day at the Athena Elementary School teaching chorus. CATHERYNE MCLEAN is librar- ian and sophomore advisor. She is also an indispensable tool to stu- dents as a college and career coun- selor. JOHN HUNTSMAN teaches Spanish and drivers education. He coaches the girl's varsity basketball team and track. He advises the Spanish club and the sophomore class. ELV1N TAYLOR teaches computer programming, geometry, algebra, algebra II and math analysis. He is a senior class advisor. STUDENT GOVERNMENT The student Council under the direction of President Ray Brixey provided a firm outline for Student Government. Planned for the ASB officers this year was a visitation to the Umattila County Court House where they had the op- portunity to meet and speak with County Commissioner Hansell. ABOVE: President Ray Brixey MIDDLE: Dan Patterson. Sql. at arms: Stacey Taylor, Treasurer; Ray Brixey, President; Joli McColIister, Secretary; Hakan Bjorn, Vice President. LEFT: Mark VanOcker, Chad Beers, John Remington, Jeri Reinhart, Ray Brixey, Dan Patterson, David Bjorklund. Joli McColIister, Donna Schiewe, Tonya Kesling, Stacey Taylor, Han Bjorn, Mike Townsend. 16 Left: Shelly Morrison, Lorrie Bryson, Stacey Tay- lor, Jenifer Rachor, Gloria Muniz, Jackie Rienhart, Debbie Weathers, Anne Shanks, Tricia Quaempts, Chris W'atson, Noelle Kuest, Karen Bjorklund, and Molly Betts. Below Left: John Remington, Hakan Bjorn, and Jeff Elder. Chorus The Weston-McEwen chorus participated in a variety of activities and did an exceptional job at each one. Their first performance was at the WM fall concert and later they teamed up with the Jazz Ensemble to put on a perfor- mance which was followed by a dessert. The next big activity the choir was preparing for was the annual WM Christmas concert. The annual Tri-County choir festival was held in Condon. Our WM chorus attended this all day activity and enjoyed it very much. Another important performance was a contest held at BMCC. Ratings are on a scale of one to five, ones being the highest. The WM choir earned two -ones and a one. Again teaming up with the Jazz band, the chorus took half a day off from school to perform for the Helix schools and at the Athena-Weston Jr. High. A few weeks later the Spring concert was field in the WM gym. The choir also performed at the 1984 Baccalaureate while only Senior members of the chorus sang at their graduation. Above: Top row: Tom Meier, Jackie Reinhart, Marvin Fisher, Norma Sherburn, John Reming- ton, Donna Schiewe, Stacey Taylor. Joli McCollister, David Bjorklund. Middle row: Jeri Rein- hart. Debbie Weathers, Amanda Sloan, Angie Judd, Marilee Nye, Sarah Schmidtgall. Lisa Clark. Bottom row Chris Watson, Kim Benzel, Molly Betts, Anna Harris, Alicia McCarter, and Kristyn Janson. Right: Vice President Donna Schiewe, President Tom Meier, Representative Sarah Schmidtgall. and Secretary Treasurer Lisa Clark. N.H.S. PIPES DRUMS The Pipes and Drums have performed at five parades and given several special performances this year for funerals and weddings. They received trophies for Best Half-Time Entertainment at Dis- trict and State. For St. Patrick's Day they performed at Heppner, Walla Walla and Milton Freewater. Mr. Steve Pyle directs the Pipes and Drums. Pictured above is Julie Luke receiving the Half- Time Entertainment trophy at State. LEE AND DON DUNCAN BAND JAZZ The Concert Band has performed Three concerts, performed at one festival and entered a contest. The Pep band received Best Pep band trophies at District and State. The Jazz Band has performed three concerts and a couple of special performances. Both Concert Band and Jazz Band are directed by Mr. Steve Pyle. 20 PICTURED ABOVE: Mary Belita, Melinda Betts, Norma Sherburn, Stacey Taylor. PICTURED RIGHT: President Sta- cey Taylor, Council Rep. Norma Sherburn. Secretary Melinda Betts. PICTURED BELOW RIGHT: Sweetheart Court: Anne Shanks, Norma Sherburn, Katrina Davis, Wendy Fifield. PICTURED BELOW. Sweetheart Queen Norma Sherburn. PICTURED RIGHT: Linda Davis, Katrina Davis, Norma Sherburn, Chris Watson, Cheri Bernier, Mary Belita. Kim Martin, Melinda Betts, Connie Poland, Miss Fehrenbacher, Anna Faucett, Jennifer Nye, Stacey Taylor, Anna Harris, Sherry Millar, Kamie Stine. The FHA has been active this year with nurs- ing home visits, baseball concessions, they helped sponser the Sweethearts dance and sent six members to state meeting. At state meeting Anna Harris was elected State Activities Coor- dinator for 1983-84. The chapter has been increasingly active this year thanks to the hard work and determination of Mr. and Mrs. McShane and other members of the two communi- ties. The members attended Pacific International Livestock Exhibition in Portland, and the State FFA Convention in Ontario where they were awarded the bronze plaque for B.O.A.C., the 10 + Award and 100% membership. They were very active in area livestock contests, where they did extremely well. Some of the members did a supreme job in the District shop skills contest in Condon. Weston-McEwen also made it's presence felt at the various area livestock shows and sales. PICTURED ABOVE Front Row Cyril Horton. Let Smart. Chart� Delay. Advisor Mr McShane. Second Row Benny Bond. Shawn Mallory. Mark Erickson. Shawn Mallory. Forrest Snodgrass. Kenny Christopher. Scott Miller. Third Row Penny Bott, Tylene Hill. Shannon Brixey. Darla Joy. Shelly Morton. Mitch Hall. Back Row Dave Dabulskis. Adie Kirk. Todd Hansen. Anne Shanks. John Mattila. Mark Kirk. Dan Beruel. Mark Van Ocket. Michael Townsend. George Alleman, David Mattila. John Sincleir. Todd Cogswell, Damon Nash PICTURED RIGHT Shelly Morton, Adie Kirk. Mark Van Ocket BELOW Mr McShane. Mark Van Ocket. sentinel. John Sincleir. secretary. Anne Shanks, vice-president. Damon Nash, president. Mark Kirk, reporter. George Alleman. treasurer. Todd Cogswell, historian BELOW RIGHT Forrest Snodgrass. Damon Nash. Mark Kirk. Guest Speaker Miss Valencia Alvar- ado 21 PHOTOGRAPHY 22 Above: Inland Empire Photography Competition Middle Left: U.S. National Bank Tro- phy Middle Right: Oregon Wheat League Photography Competition Bottom: Coos Art Museum Photogra- phy Competition Top Left: 11th Annual Photography Exhibit and Critique Top Right: Potato Show Photography Ex- hibit Middle Left: PGG-Best Grain Photography Trophy, Winner Dave Middle Right: State PTA Photography Com- petition-Debbie, Shelley, Sarah Bottom: Bank of Milton-Freewater Photog- raphy Exhibit-Jamie, Bryan, Debbie 23 SPANISH CLUB Nine fortunate Spanish two and three students were able to spend their 1984 spring vacation in sunny Mexico. Jamie Easley, Sarah Schmidtgall, Kim Scofield, Hakan Bjorn, Chad Beers, Dave Dabuls- kis, John Remington, John Reitz and Matthew Sheoships were chaperoned by W-M's Spanish teacher, Mr. Huntsman and his wife Joanne. They visited a vari- ety of cities including Cancun, Merida and Mexico City. Along with souvenirs and sunburns, the students brought back many pictures, some of which are shown to the right. 24 Spanish Club Officers: President, Tonya Kesling, Vice-Presi- dent, Jamie Easley, and Secretary Treasurer, Lisa Clark. MEXICO '84 PUBLICATIONS The journalism class was one of the biggest ever. They took on the responsibilities of making a monthly paper and also producing the annual. Pictured: Front row: Teddi Johns, Jamie Easley, and Allison Vouncs. Second row: Bryan Woodhall, Anna Faucett, Debbie Weathers, Su- san Monahan, and Mrs. Schubert. Third row: Kelli Mastrude, Me- linda Betts, Tom Meier, Matt Hofmann, and Dalan Urquhart. Fourth row: Mike Townsend, Teresa Dickerson, Greg Blalock, and Julie Luke. Top row: Tonya Kesling, Debbie Verkist, and David Bjorklund. Center: Members of the annual staff, Tonya Kesling, Melinda Betts. Debbie Weathers, Julie Luke and David Bjorklund. Paper Editors are Jamie Easley of the TigerScot Tribune and Teddi Johns of the Tracks. Lower left: annual editors, Julie Luke and Melinda Betts. The paper staff is pictured right. It consists of Teddi Johns. Bryan Woodhall, Tom Meier, Susan Monahan, Kelli Mastrude and Jamie Easley. W-M CLUB Pictured above is the W-M Club: Front row: Trent Eastman and Mark Van Ocker. Second row: Rick Scheibner. Angie Judd. Jennie Nye. Sallie McCollough, Tonya Kesling, Shannon King, Joli McColIister, Mark Vouncs, Dalan Urquhart, Tom Meier, and Molly Betts. Third row: Anne Shanks, LaShelle Lieuallen, Jeri Reinhart, Ray Brixey, Karen Bjorklund, Mardell Fisher, Alicia McCarter, Teddi Johns, Stacey Taylor, Kim Benzel, Julie Luke and Linn Lieuallen. Fourth row: Bob Fox, Tony Teel, Dan Patterson, Kim Scofield, Holly Taylor. Sarah Schmidtgall, John Remington. Jeff Elder. Hakan Bjorn, Noelle Kuest. Debbie Verkist and Lome Bryson. Fifth row: Connie Poland, Kim Brailler, George Alleman, Marvin Fisher. Shelly Morrison, Donna Schiewe, Susan Monahan, Debbie Weathers, John Reitz, and Curtis Bernier Top row: Melinda Betts, Jackie Reinhart, Damon Nash. Jeff Jaggars, Erik Nelson, Lance Jones, Tim Townsend, David Bjorklund and Todd Cogswell. The W-M Club is made up of all the students that have received a varsity letter in athletics. They are in charge of the Homecoming activities and also the football concessions. This year's President was Dan Patterson, the Vice President was Tonya Kesling and the Secretary Treasurer was Julie Luke. 27 ACADEMIC AWARDS Jr: Greg Benzel So Cheri Bernier John Remington Anna Harris 40 wpm 45 wpm 50 wpm Tricia Quaempts Gina Coe Angie Judd Anne Shanks Lance Jones Cholita Perches Chris Watson Kelly Mastrude Connie Poland Jen Reinhart Kami Stine Amanda Sloan 50 wpm 55 wpm 65 wpm Kim Benzel Marillee Nye Kim Scofield Dalan Urquhart Lisa Clark 80 wpm 90 wpm Alicia McCarter Joli McCollister ART Outstanding Artist Sc: Lome Bryson BUSINESS Typing I: 35 wpm Molly Betts Karen Bjorklund Paul Bjorklund LaShelle Lieuallen Susan Monahan Jenny Nye Margaret Ryan Kathy Woodhall Advanced Typing 40 wpm Holly Taylor Shannon King 70 wpm Stacey Taylor Outstanding Business Machines Student - Bryan Woodhall Outstanding Accounting Student - Lisa Clark Outstanding Business Education Student • Jolt McCollister Sr: Lisa Clark Jr Tom Meier So: Jen Reinhart Tina Bauer Tatia Perrin Mark Youncs Kim Benzel Matt Sheoships MATHEMATICS Outstanding Geometry Student Marvin Fisher Angie Judd Jen Reinhart Outstanding Algebra II Student Sarah Schmidtgall Outstanding Physics Student Sarah Schmidtgall Outstanding Computer Student Hakan Bjorn Rick Scheibner HONOR ROLL RECOGNITION The following students have maintained a 3.50 - 3 74 GPA on all (qtr St sem) Weston-McEwen High School Honor Rolls during the 1963-64 school year Sophomores Juniors Seniors Trent Eastman Jackie Reinhart David Bjorklund Marvin Fisher Norma Sherburn Lisa Clark Jeff Jaggars Debra Weathers Shannon King Alicia McCarter Bryan Woodhall Amanda Sloan The following students have maintained a 3.75 GPA or better on all (qtr St sem) Weston-McEwen High School Honor Rolls during the 1983-64 school year Molly Betts Tom Meier Hakan Bjorn Anna Harris Sarah Schmidtgall Joli McCollister Angie Judd Mahllee Nye Jeri Reinhart Stacey Taylor Anne Shanks Chris Watson We have 3 seniors who have maintained Honor Roll status on all (qtr St sem) Weston-McEwen Honor Rolls since the 1st quarter their sophomore year in the fall of 1961 ENGLISH LIBRARY Outstanding English Student Aide Awards: WOODSHOP Steve Woodhall Memorial Trophy Outstanding Woodshop Student Outstanding Craftsman Award Lisa Clark W-M PIPES St DRUMS Donna Sc hie we Trent Eastman Spence Forister Outstanding Highlander Award: WM HIGHLANDER AWARD for attendance at rehearsals Kim Benzel Marillee Nye Hans Schroeder Marvin Fisher Amanda Sloan Kim Benzel PHOTOGRAPHY Photography I Karen Bjorklund LaShelle Lieuallen Shelly Morrison Jackie Reinhart John Remington Sarah Schmidtgall Melinda Betts George Alleman Teresa Dickerson Jamie Easley Tom Meier Weston-McEwen Photography Award David Dabulskis Sarah Schmidtgall Linn Lieuallen Debbie Weathers Dan Patterson Bryan Woodhall Principal s Trophy David Bjorklund St. Johns Camera Photography Trophy Bryan Woodhall Image 2000 Photography Trophy David Dabulskis Weston-McEwen Photography Service Award Stacey Taylor Julie Luke Julie Luke Stacey Taylor Debbie Weathers Dean Zenger Mr Able PUBLICATIONS Newspaper Editor Jamie Easley Annual Editor Melinda Betts SOCIAL STUDIES History Government: SPANISH Outstanding Spanish Student: 1st Year: Angie Judd 2nd Year Hakan Bjorn 3rd Year: Lisa Clark RICHARD McCRACKEN AWARD Trent Eastman David Bjorklund Hakan Bjorn Lisa Clark Mark Irving Sarah Schmidtgall Joli McCollister Mark Youncs STUDENT GOVERNMENT RECOGNITION NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY RECOGNITION President: Ray Bnxey V Pres. Hakan Bjorn Secretary Joli McCollister Treasurer Stacey Taylor Sgt at Arms: Dan Patterson New Members Sophs Molly Betts Marvin Fisher Anna Harris Angie Judd Jeri Reinhart Anne Shanks Amanda Sloan Chris Watson Alicia McCarter Old Members Juniors Tom Meier Jackie Reinhart John Remington Donna Schiewe Sarah Schmidtgall Norma Sherburn Debra Weathers Seniors. Kim Benzel Lisa Clark Joli McCollister Marillee Nye Stacey Taylor David Bjorklund SOPHOMORES Above: President Mark VanOcker. Middle: Margaret Ryan. Above Right: Bobbiejean Youngberg, Gloria Munuz. Lower Right: Lisa Smalley. Chris Watson. Cheri Bernier Molly Betts Richard Burke Blake Chewning Karen Bjorklund Paul Bjorklund Gina Coe Tod Cogswell Steve Bolling Marni Bugbee Eva Copenhaver Virginia Cratty Trent Eastmen Angie Judd David Matilia Anna Harris Mark Kirk John Matilia Mike Hofmann LaShelle Lieuallen Alicia McCarter Kelly Holloway Shawn Mallory Sallie McCullough Jeff Jaggars Kim Martin Sherry Millar Kristyn Janson Kelli Mastrude Jennifer Nye Unusually, the sophomore class has three sets of twins. They had one set of boy twins, one of girls and the third has one boy and girl. Pictured at left are Da- vid Matilia, John Matilia, Kathy Wood- hall, Kristy Woodhall, Marvin Fisher and Mardell Fisher. This year's sophomore class was one of a kind. They seemed to have enjoyed initiation even though the seniors were quite tough on them. Be- cause the sophomores already had plenty of money, they did not have to work very much. They used their money to purchase flowers and deco- rations for baccalaureate. Class officers- president Mark VanOcker, Molly Betts vice president, treasurer Kristyn Janson, Jerry Reinhart representative and Karen Bjorklund secretary, left: Mr. Taylor's geometry class works on their assignments. From left are Jennifer Nye, Anna Harris, Kristyn Janson, Kelli Mastrude and Chris Watson. Cholita Perches Connis Poland Tricia Quaempts Jennifer Rachor Jeri Reinhart Shane Robins 31 Anne Shanks John Sincleir Amanda Sloan Lisa Smalley Kamie Stine Mark VanOker Chris Watson Kathy Woodhall Kristy Woodhall Bobbiejean Youngberg Brett Taylor 32 JUNIORS Left: President Chad Beers. Middle Matt Hofmann Right: Buffy Hines George Alleman Mitch Hall Tom Meier Chad Beers Buffy Hines Susan Monahan Greg Benzel Matt Hoffman Shelly Morrison Katrina Davis Lance Jones Damon Nash 33 Tatia Perrin Eric Quaempts Jackie Reinhart John Reitz John Remington Rick Scheibner Donna Schiewe Sarah Schmidtgall Hans Schroeder Kim Scofield Matt Scheoships Norma Sherburn Jackie Reinhart. Vice-President; Rick Scheibner, Treasurer; Donna Schiewe, Repre- sentative; Chad Beers, President; Sarah Schmidtgall, Secretary. Tim Townsend Allison Vouncs OPPOSITE PAGE: Dean- ready or not, here I come”; Matt doing a poor imitation of Mr. Taylor; Mitch-'could you please repeat that? '; Katrina is enthralled in a very fascinat- ing conversation about banana peels; A typical day for Tim. John-”I hate seagulls!!”; THIS PAGE: Another boring day of scrabble in Spanish II; Is Shawn trying to be another Cheryl Tiegs?!; Norma is having one of her more interesting days; John-”! should be payed for this Holly Taylor Debbie Weathers Dean Zenger STUDENTS ON THE GO Over 70% of all students enrolled at Weston-McEwen have to either ride the bus or drive their own automobile to get to school. This means that they either live on the mountain, in Wes- ton, or down on the river. The bus that brings the students down from the mountain also brings the students in Weston to the high school. The first students to get onto the bus board around 7:25 a m.; then travel around 50 miles a day. There are two river buses. The first starts picking up students at 7:00 and travels 28 miles a day. The second starts loading at 7:10 and then travels 36 miles. This isn t the only mileage the peo- ple who ride buses get in one year. There are athletic trips, the closest be- ing 30 miles away, track meets, and band and choral festivals. It is obvious that the ones who have it the hardest are the school buses. With all the trips back and forth to school, the buses travel a total of 20,064 miles a year. This is a lot of miles being traveled by our students, bus drivers, and the buses. SENIORS PRESIDENT - DAVID BJORKLUND yn KMB ajzi | 19 Pictured: Top: Shannon King, secretary, Lisa Clark, treasurer, Tonya Kesling, council rep., Bryan Woodhall, vice president, Mark Youncs, sgt. at arms, David Bjorklund, president. Left: Dan Patterson, Commissioner Bill Hansell, Ha- kan Bjorn, John Remington, Stacey Taylor, Ray Brixey, Joli McCollister. Above: Linda Davis, Mary Belita, Wendy Fifield, Tony Teel 37 The class of '84 became an anniver- sary class upon graduation. Ten years ago, after years of rivalry, the Weston High School and McEwen High school became one when the two dis- tricts merged. From the merge also came two mascots, Tigers and Scot- ties. The trial became permanent and the high school became known as Weston McEwen High School with mascots-TigerScots. A new idea in education, many ob- stacles had to be overcome. To make a program like this work required an attitude of cooperation. Students, fac- ulty and communities put behind old rivalries and loyalties and worked to make the merge a success. Many changes have occurred over the past ten years. Academically, the course offerings adjusted as emphasis shifted. The business department no longer has two teachers. Shorthand, consumer education, world of busi- ness are courses no longer offered. A student in business may take account- ing, business lab which consists of typing II, office machines or office management, and all sophomores must take at least one half year of typing. In fine arts, the stage band has been replaced by jazz band, which is of- fered early bird. Two classes of art are offered along with mechanical draw- ing and architectual drafting on alter- nate years. Arts and crafts are no longer offered. The Highland Lassies Pipes and Drums became Weston McEwen Pipes and Drums with the addition of the lads. The English department has be- come more traditional in its offerings. The elective offerings are limited to three, individual reading, dramatics and journalism. Sophomores are re- quired to take composition and speech. Juniors take American Litera- ture for a year and seniors take Eng- lish 12 composition, with a semester choice between science fiction, short story, mythology or world literature. The school newspaper and annual are published in journalism class. The home economics program re- mains on a semester basis, with child development, family life, clothing, foods and home ec III offered. Food service, advance clothing and home decorating have been discontinued. Students eat lunch at Athena Grade School instead of the home ec. food service. 38 MIKE TOWNSEND MARY BELITA GLORIA MUNIZ JOHN BOND WOODHALL CONSTRUCTION DAVE DABULSKIS JAMIE EASLEY 39 TONYA KESLINC MELINDA BETTS The social studies department no longer offers any electives. Sopho- mores take one year of global stud- ies, juniors take American history, and seniors take a semester of po- litical citizenship. Vocational education has con- struction, three years of vo-ag, welding and metals fabrication. Automotive repair has been discon- tinued. A green house is currently under construction. Wood shop moved from the junior high to the senior high in 1982. A large in- crease in vo-ag membership began in 1983. Spanish class continues a so- journ to Mexico every other year. The trip has been shortened to eleven days. Two classes of Spanish 1 were offered in 1983-84 due to increased enrollment in Spanish. Math and science has made sev- eral additions. Most noticeable is the renovation of the science room. Physics and chemistry are taught alternating years. No longer do computer science students use Otis. Four computers are available in the math room and one with a word processor is located in the business department. Instead of a full year of modern problems, seniors take a year of personal finance. There are eight full time teachers as opposed to eleven at the time of the merger. Six faculty members are shared with other schools mak- ing a total class offering to lOVi teachers. Several members of the faculty are still with the district since the merge. These include Mr. Gottfried, Mr. Taylor, Mrs. MtLean, Mr. Pyle and Miss Feh- renbacher. Mrs. Bannister contin- ues to do an outstanding job as school secretary. In athletics, the winning ways of both schools continue. In 1973-74, the girl's basketball team was district champions. No state playoffs were held then. The boys team finished fourth in the state defeating Waldport 64-46. The baseball team advanced to the quar- ter finals losing to Bonanza. Tami Sams - javelin and Tami Kesling - 100 yd dash were to state in track. Jay Johnson - javelin, Joe McBean - shot put, Tony Villanueva - discus and John Adams - high jump com- peted at the boys state track meet. Villanueva placed fourth with a throw of 133'9 . LORI BRYSON 40 DALAN URQUHART JUDY AND JIM EASLEY DAVID BJORKLUND LINN LIEUALLEN «rs ? JOLI McCOLLISTER MARK YOUNCS JULIE LUKE BOB FOX 41 1975 was highlighted by winning the state basketball championship. All state selections were Tim Meinhart and John Adams. Dick Beamer was named to the second team. The football team lost one game to Heppner. Dick Beamer was selected all conference. The volleyball team was con- ference champ. The girls basketball team was fourth in the state. Tammy Sams was named to the all state team and Tammy, Georgiann Licht and Jodi Salter were named to the all-district team. Four boys, John Adams, Kelly Allen, Mike Nix and Joe McBean traveled to the state meet. Tammy Sams again trav- eled to the state meet in the javelin. The first All-American Dum Dum track meet was held. Marianne Bonifer reigned as queen. The first Inland Empire Photography contest was hosted by W-M. The pho- tography department continues to gain in excellence and recognition. The 1978 Brandt Bannister broke the state record in the hurdles. 1981 was another big year sports wise. The football team won the district. All stars were Howard Culbertson, Laine McMillan, David Hammill, Barry Warner, David Franklin and Lowell Vaughn. The boys basketball team placed fourth in the state. Barry Warner was named to the second team all stars. In 1982, Ross Simmons and Jim Schroeder was nominated to the East- West Shrine team. Six individuals participated in the state track meet: Jackie Reinhart, Donna Scheiwe, Tonya Kesling, Holly Snod- grass, Dee Lieuallen and Tricia Bannis- ter. Holly Snodgrass and Kim McCul- lough attended the Girls State Conven- tion. Dee Lieuallen participated in the state cross country meet in 1983. Tim Eastman was selected as a mem- ber of the Shrine Allstar team. The bas- ketball team was second in the state and Hakan Bjorn was named to the All State team. The 1600 meter relay team went to state. Donna Schiewe participated in the discus and Dee Lieuallen placed third in the 800 meter race. Girls State delegates were Lisa Clark and Noelle Kuest. The Boys State dele- gates were Ray Brixey and David Bjork- lund. Although changes, scholastically and athleticly, have occurred, Weston McEwen is still the home of pride and responsibility. 42 LOUIS BONIFER TEDDI JOHNS SHANNON KING BRYAN WOODHALL LISA CLARK 43 Lunchtime During the noon hour students at Weston-McEwen each have a special location to which they go to eat. Some can be seen eating in the gym, cafeteria, or in the halls. Above: Erik Nelson hands his lunch card to Mrs. Montee while Jeff Elder and Dan Benzel eat in the gym's announcing booth. Center: Sarah Schmidtgall, Teddi Johns and Jamie Easley converse over their lunch in the cafeteria, Jeff Jaggars, Trent Eastman, and other WM students embark upon the lunchtime experience. Bottom: Tony Teel chows down in the cafeteria but Johnny Bond pre- fers to munch his lunch on the sen- ior bench. ATHLETIC AWARDS FALL SPORTS FOOTBALL M.V.P. - Dan Patterson Captain - Dan Patterson Most Improved - John Reitz Most Inspirational - Ray Brixey Iron Man - David Bjorklund VOLLEYBALL M.V.P. - Tonya Kesling Captains - Tonya Kesling and Shannon King Most Improved - Molly Betts Most Inspirational - Kim Benzel WINTER SPORTS BASKETBALL Captains - John Bond and Tom Meier - Tonya Kesling and Shannon King M.V.P.'s - Hakan Bjorn and Tonya Kesling Most Improved - Rick Schiebner and Karen Bjorklund Most Inspirational - Tom Meier and Rick Schiebner - Jeri Reinhart SPRING SPORTS BASEBALL Captain - Ray Brixey M.V.P. - Tom Meier Most Improved - Erik Nelson Most Inspirational - Tony Teel TRACK Captains - Dan Patterson and Tonya Kesling M.V.P.'s - Trent Eastman and Donna Schiewe Most Improved - Trent Eastman and Laura Caldwell Most Inspirational - Dan Patterson and Jeri Reinhart SPECIAL AWARDS DOC MYRICK MEMORIAL AWARD: Outstanding Sophomore Athlete: Trent Eastman WM BOOSTER CLUB FEMALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR: Tonya Kesling OUTSTANDING CHEERLEADER OF THE YEAR: Lisa Clark DOUBLE CIPER AWARDS- GOLDEN GLOVE: Ray Brixey SILVER BAT: Tom Meier VARSITY RALLY Left to Right: Lisa Clark, Joli McCollister, Noelle Kuest, Stacey Taylor, Jennifer Nye, and Holly Tay- lor. The W-M Varsity cheerleaders had an exciting year. They supported the foot- ball team throughout the season and went on to promote spirit and good sportsmanship at all of the TigerScot basketball games, including the district, regional, and state tournaments. Various ribbons and honors were won at rally camp. Their support was greatly appreci- ated. 46 DONNA AND RUSS MC COLLISTER J.V. RALLY Top to Bottom: KELLI MASTRUDE and LISA SMAL- LEY The W-M J.V. Cheerleaders did a good job this year. Not only did they cheer for all J.V. sports girls and boys, but they backed up the varsity squad in pep assemblies and at the district, regional, and state tournaments as well. They will make a strong basis for future varsity squads. MASCOTS: CONNIE POLAND-TIGER. AND MELIN- DA BETTS-SCOTTIE. 47 FOOTBALL Senior Power DAVID BJORKLL'ND Through the adjusting weeks of football, we were unable to play ball to out poten tial. JULIE LUKE: I felt we had a good season even though we had tough luck. I will miss it alot. BOB FOX: I thought we had the peo- ple that could do it but alot of the time most of us never got very excited before a game and with all of the in- juries didn't help much either. 48 ARTHUR AND ESTHER DAY GREG BLALOCK. Considering the amount of injuries and tough breaks out team has had this season, we did extremely well. JEFF ELDER: This was the best year I ever played. STARS All Conference Teams First Team Defensive Inside Linebacker-Dan Patterson First Team Defensive Outside Linebacker-Trent Eastman Second Team Offensive Running Back- Damon Nash Second Team Offensive Guard-Dan Patterson MARK YOUNCS: We had a great season but luck just wasn't with us all year. DALAN URQUHART: I thought we had a good season with a lot of tough mistakes. ?RIXEY: A great year, maybe s much as a good record but as as a team it was one of the best I ave ever played for. Score W-M Board 20 Wasco-County 7 W-M 0 Heppner 6 W-M 28 Stanfield 8 W-M 26 Wahtonka 14 W-M 6 Riverside 13 W-M 6 Sherman-County 12 O.T. W-M 6 Umatilla 0 W-M 6 Pilot Rock 20 KEN AND DOROTHY BJORKLUND This year's season may not have turned out as well as it could have, but that didn't stop a young and very deter- mined group of gutsy and tough W.M. football players from giving all they could toward the effort. The 1983 W.M. football team ended the season with a 4-4 season and conference record and 4th place overall in league standings. Lady Luck did not shine on the team this year. There were several injuries and alot of tough breaks, but the team pulled through with what hussle they had and finished with a rather respectable season. LEFT: All conference pick Dan Patterson has been on the ball all season. MIDDLE: Leading rusher Damon Nash eats up yards. RIGHT: Symbol of a rough season. BOTTOM LEFT: Defense rounds up Eagles BOTTOM RIGHT: Rock crushers. BOTTOM ROW: David Bjorkland, Chuck Ford, Dalan Urquhart, Mark Youncs. Bob Fox. Dan Patterson, Ray Brixey. Greg Blalock. Jeff Elder. Dan Benzel. SECOND ROW: David Matilla. John Reitz, George Alleman, Dean Zenger, Damon Nash. Mang. Julie Luke. Asst. Coach Reggie McShane, Coach Dan Cogswell. THIRD ROW: Bret Taylor. John Sincleir, Mark VanOker, Kelly Holloway, Mark Kirk, Trent Eastman. Paul Bjorkland. TOP ROW: Ryan Harris, Todd Hanson. Cory Vawter, Mark Erickson. Lome Peterson. Blake Chewning. Todd Cogswell. Tigerscots score! Coach Gogswell 51 JV FOOTBALL The J.V. football team played six games in the 1983 season and had a record of 1-4. Coached by Reggie McShane and Dave Cannon the team had a really successful season in the sense that they played all their oppo- nents tough and maintained a J.V. team with a very small squad. The J.V. team was hurt by ineligibility and they had to play 10 to 12 players with essentially no players on the bench. Mark Kirk was hurt midway through the season which definitely hurt us and the people that did play all season were very dedicated people, which showed when they won their last game of the season, compliment- ed coach McShane. WM - 6 Heppner - 12 WM - 12 Stanfield - 20 WM - 14 Riverside - 20 WM - 12 Pilot Rock - 27 WM - 28 Umatilla - 8 52 CROSS COUNTRY The Cross Country team coached by Mr. Rick Jaggars started with nine members and sifted down to five by the end of the season. They had eight meets during the season. The five re- maining members: John Picard, Rick Scheibner, Lance Jones, John Reming- ton and Jeff Jaggars, ran at the J.V. district meet. John Remington with impediments of an injury placed sixth. Coach Jaggars commented, Everybody improved through the season so it was a good season in that aspect. FRONT ROW: Spencer Forrister, Jon Picard, Curtis Bernier, Jeff Jaggars and Kenny Christo- pher. BACK ROW: Coach Rick Jaggars, Rick Scheibner, John Remington, Tim Townsend and Lance Jones. J.V S PICTURED: Kim Martin, mgr. Kim Scofield, Shelly Morrison, Allison Vouncs, Krystin Jan- sen, Teresa Dickerson. Tricia Quaempts, Mar- dell Fisher. Karen Bjorklund, Tatia Perrin, Anna Harris, Amanda Sloan, Molly Betts, Ali- cia McCarter, Coach Mr. Kyles. The J.V. Volleyball team showed much improvement toward the end of the season, with their last two games against Heppner and Umatilla being their best. Throughout the year the team fo- cused on improving their skills to be a better ball player. The J.V. team won eight matches and lost ten. 54 55 VOLLEYBALL JO ANN KING KIM BENZEL SHANNON KING Mike Kyles coaches his young Tigerscot team to another successful season. The Weston-McEwen var- sity volleyball team finished their 1983 season with a 12-8 record. Led by senior co-captains Tonya Kesling and Shannon King, WM placed fourth in the East division. Donna Schiewe was named to the all confer- ence second team. PICTURED are Kim Martin, Kim Benzel, Ann Shanks, Shannon King, Tonya Kesling. Trisia Quaempts, Donna Schiewe, LaShelle Lieuallen, Shelly Morrison, Sarah Schmidtgall, Angie Judd, Coach: Mike Kyles We were a very young team that played well above our potential, with young girls, who learned alot from the seniors. Returning will be a strong nucleus for a good team next year, reported Mr. Kyles. 58 VARSITY BASKETBALL After winning the district tournament, the joyous team poses for a picture. Front row: Damon Nash, Dalan Urquhart, Johnny Bond, Tom Meier, Mark Vounc. Back row: Trent Eastman, Bob Fox, Hakan Bjorn. Rick Scheibner, Hans Schroeder, Ray Brixey and Lance Jones. Senior Dalan Urquhart BUD AND TERRY SCHMIDTCALL W M 63 40 72 78 66 44 65 63 63 80 66 66 83 60 61 60 55 53 75 62 89 63 65 73 48 Wallowa Mac Hi Mac-Hi Enterprise Wallowa Riverside Mac Hi Enterprise Stanfield Heppner Wahtonka Pilot Rock Sherman Co. Umatilla Pilot Rock Wasco Co. Heppner Riverside Umatilla Stanfield Sherman Co. Imbler Colton Portland Christ. Pacific OPPONENT 47 44 51 50 59 48 46 49 52 45 41 65 55 45 64 46 32 47 56 44 60 56 71 OT 63 45 Boys varsity basketball has always been a strong point at Weston-McEwen This year was no exception as the guys earned the consolation title in the state tournament. Coached by Larry Stevens, the TigerScots re- cord speaks for itself. In conference play they only lost one game to a very tough team. In post season the TigerScots won four and lost one. That one loss in post season play was in the state A basketball tournament. Top left: senior Johnny Bond. Middle-Cen- ter: Hakan Bjor starts the game with a jump ball. Top right: senior Bob Fox. Bottom left- head: coach Larry Stevens. Middle: Johnny Bond passes up an opponent for a lay in. Below: Lance Jones and Trent Eastmen warm up during the state tournament. BOYS JV Damon Nash demonstrates his free throw technique. John Remington outstretches an opponent close to the basket for an easy two. Pictured: Dean Zenger, Paul Bjorklund, George Alleman, Marvin Fisher. Jeff Jaggers, John Reitz. John Remington, Kelly Holloway, Mark VanOcker, Eric Quaempts, Tim Townsend. Kneeling: Manager Jeff Elder, Coach Reggie McShane. The Weston-McEwen J.V. boys bas- ketball capped the 1983-84 season with a 9-8 record. The boys had the unusual distinction of playing in the most nail- biting games of any WM team. The out- come was rarely known to the spectators as time and time again it went right down to the wire. John Remington and Marvin Fisher topped the team in scor- ing, and Remington topped the team in rebounds. Coach McShane was very pleased with the team's defense and felt they should have won more games then they did. Jeff Jaggars illuminates the fact that, it isn't how you look, it's the end result that counts. Kelly Holloway finds him- self surrounded as he at- tempts a layin. John Reitz displays his leaping leaner from the corner. Marvin Fisher gets the better of this collision and gets two points in the process. 63 GIRLS VARSITY WM 36 Wallowa 35 WM 20 Mac-Hi 27 WM 23 Mac-Hi 27 WM 29 Enterprise 38 WM 25 Wallowa 37 WM 22 Imbler alumni 47 WM 35 Adrian 47 WM 30 Enterprise 52 WM 18 Stanfield 32 WM 34 Heppner 57 WM 43 Wahtonka 55 WM 37 Pilot Rock 45 WM 28 Sherman County 60 WM 39 Umatilla 43 WM 34 Pilot Rock 48 WM 44 Wasco County 32 WM 54 Heppner 49 WM 31 Riverside 26 WM 39 Umatilla 45 WM 35 Stanfield 39 Shannon King, co-captain and floor leader for WM. Sophomore Jeri Reinhart shows the intensity that moved her from the JV's to Varsity. Pictured: Kim Scofield. Sarah Schmidtgall, Shelly Morrison. Shannon King. Tonya Kesling. Tricia Quaempts. Teddi Johns, Donna Schiewe, Allison Youncs, LaShelle Lieuallen, Buffy Hines, Jeri Reinhart, Debbie Weathers. 64 Below: LaShelle Lieuallen leaps high above some Phillies concentrating on the basket only. Below: Displaying a newly found leaning shot, Tonya slips through the key for two points. Senior center Teddi Johns used her height well to contribute to the varsity girls season. Co-Captain Tonya Kesling led the team in scoring and rebounding. The varsity girls capped a 4-16 overall record by winning three of their last five games. Tonya Kesling finished the year in the top twenty in scoring in the league and was voted to the sec- ond all conference team. Donna Schiewe also received an all star reward by making the all-tour- nament team in the Imbler tour- nament early in the season. Above: Shannon goes up for the shot Right: Tonya puts in an easy layup. Below: TigerScots get the tip-off. Middle: Sarah looks inside for a pass. J.V. GIRLS The girl's J.V. Basketball team did a good job this year as they ended up 8- 6 for the season. They started off good and ended up with a good season. They really worked good as a team and it payed off in the end. Left: Molly goes in for a layin. Below L: Karen tries for the jump ball. Below R: Kim puts the ball in? Pictured: Anne Shanks, Angie Judd, Kim Scofield, Shelly Morrison, Kristyn Janson, Teresa Dickerson. Mardell Fisher, Karen Bjorklund, Buffy Hines, Debbie Weathers, Molly Betts, and Chris Watson. Front: managers, Anna Harris, Kim Brallior, and Coach Mike Holeman. Molly hustles after a loose ball. Buffy takes the ball to the hoop. TENNIS The tennis team was revived and sprung into action with eight members. Pictured in the back row are Coach Alvin Kuest, Teresa Dickerson. Debbie Verkist, Jeff Elder and Greg Blalock. Kneeling are Alicia McCarter. Anne Shanks, Ginger Cratty and Lorrie Bryson. BASEBALL Pictured: opposite page top- Mark Youncs, Bob Fox, Tony Teel, middle- Tom Meier, Lance lones, bottom- Ray Brixey, Dalan Urquhart, Curt Bernier. Above right- Tony Teel, Rick Scheibner, Chuck Ford; middle- Mark Irving Below; front rowmanager Linn Lieuallen, Scott Miller, Tim Townsend, Tony Teel, Jeff Jaggars, Mark Irving, Todd Hanson, Ray Brixey, Curt Bernier, Kim Benzel, Anthony Stedfeldt, Coach Mike Kyles. Back row- Joli McCollister, Chuck Ford, Eric Nelson, Mark Youncs, Rick X'heibner, Lance Jones, Damon Nash, Bob Fox, Dalan Urquhart, Tom Meier. Assistant coach, Duane Meek. The baseball team was very success- ful this year as their league record of 15-2 indicated. Although they had the same amount of losses as Pilot Rock they did not go to district because the Rockets beat them two out of three times in the season. The Tigerscots non-league record was 3-4 totaling to a 18-6 season record. Making first team All-Conference were Ray Brixey, Tom Meier, Tony Teel and Mark Youncs. Making second team All- Conference were Damon Nash, Rick Scheibner and Dalan Urquhart. Chuck Ford and Lance Jones made honorable mention. 71 Track Team: Tonya Kesling, Dan Patterson, George Alleman, Greg Benzel, John Reitz, Donna Schiewe, Hans Schroeder, Matt Sheoshops, Molly Betts, Karen Bjorklund, Kim Brallier, Trent Eastman, Marvin Fisher, Jeri Reinhart, Shane Robins, Cheri Bernier, Mark VanOcker, Laura Caldwell, Tammy Picard, Tara Kesling, Forrest Snodgrass. Coach: John Huntsman. ERMA AND CECIL CASE HOMECOMING Molly and Ray look bewildered. Tonya Kesling, Lisa Clark, Sarah Schmidtgall, Molly Betts, and Adie Kirk comprise the Homecoming Court. Lisa was selected queen. 74 PRINCESS SARAH PRINCESS ADIE PRINCESS MOLLIE Homecoming activities were sched- uled a little differently. The dance was held on the week before the Home- coming activities and the football game against Pilot Rock ended the week on October 24. Throughout the week the classes competed in many different activities. Monday as 'pajama' day, Tuesday was hush' day, Wednesday, punk' day, Thursday was 'hat' day, and Friday 'red, white, and black' day. The noise parade and poster contest were won by the sophomores. The class compe- tition was won by the seniors who received a new spirit stick from the teachers. The spirit stick is not a per- manent possession however. 75 PICTURED: Todd shows his muscles to Mrs. Schubert. Trent gives Mike a ride. John does a belly dance. Angie and Molly bathe. Kristie disguised as grandma. Anna's new style of clothing. OPPOSITE PAGE: Mark the caveman. David makes a GREAT Bambam. Eva enjoys initiation. Kamie models the new look for sophomores. Jeff enjoys being a girl. Mrs. Bannister gets involved. Kim samples the mush. Initiation week focused on sopho- mores in October. The class of B6 real- ly enjoyed initiation. Some cooperated and others didn't but they all got the same equal treatment. The seniors started the sopho- more's week by having them wear dirty, sweaty socks that the football team provided. The second day the sophomores got to be slaves for their senior. On the following day the sophomores displayed their talent for the rest of the student body. The last day was the one that everyone looked forward to. The sophomores all pa- raded down main street and back to the high school for more activities on the football field. All in all they were good sports and they can officially say that they're W- M Tigerscots. 76 ON THE GO Pictured above: John Remington and Tom Meier, chosen as Representatives from Weston McEwen for Boys State. Damon Nash and Eric Quaempts are the alternates. Center: Alicia McCarter, Sarah Schmidt- gall, David Bjorkland, Chad Beers, and Mr. Holeman who represented Weston McEwen for Edison Day , at Hanford. Below: Donna Schiewe and Norma Sher- burn represented Weston McEwen at Girls State. Allison Youncs and Sarah Schmidtgall are the alternates. DRAMA Drama was offered first semester this year. There were ten students in- volved in the class, all of which were Seniors. The teacher was Mrs. Schubert. The students included: Dan Patterson, Joli McCollister, Jamie Easley, Teddi Johns, Bryan Woodhall, Mary Belita, Lynn Lieuallen, Lorrie Brysen, Maril- lee Nye, and Tonya Kesling. Two plays were put on, one for Hal- loween, entitled Creeps By Night . This play was performed at the Wes- ton Elementary Auditorium. Muggsies Merry Christmas was performed in the high school gym on the day school was dismissed for Christmas vacation. BACK ROW; Curtis Bernier, Jon Picard, Jeff Elder, Dan Benzel, Greg Blalock, Chuck Ford, Hakan Bjorn. Mike Townsend, Bob Fox, David Bjorklund, Mark Vouncs, Dalan Urquhart, Ray Brixey. MIDDLE ROW. Noelle Kuest, Jamie Easley, Joli McCollis- ter, Dave Dabulskis, Bryan Woodhall, John Bond, Dan Patterson, Tony Teel, Mark Irving. Tonya Kesling, Teddi Johns, Debbie Verkist, Lisa Clark. FRONT ROW; Tina Bauer, Gloria Muniz. Marilee Nye, Linn Lieuallen, Lorrie Bryson, Kim Benzel, Julie Luke, Wendy Fifield, Mary Belita, Anna Faucett, Stacey Taylor, Melinda Betts. 83 HALL OF FAME MOST DRAMATIC: Lorrie Bryson and Dan Benzel NON-CONFORMIST: Linn Lieuallen and Jeff Elder MOST LIKEABLE: Lisa Clark and l Dalan Urquhart MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Ray Brixey and Joli McCollister BEST ATTENDANCE: Stacey Tay- lor and David Bjorklund BOOSTER CLUB KEN BJORKLUND, PRESIDENT FRONT ROW: Glinda McGill, Edith Lieuallen, Ken Bjorklund, Dianne Meek, and Linda Pickard MIDDLE ROW: Bill Hansell, Bob Shanks, Dick Sheibner. George Christopher, and Bob McMillan BACK ROW: Tom Able. Ronnie McGill, Rick Jagger, Duane Meek and Daryll Laeger SENIORS INDEX Benzel, Greg-33, 74 Harris, Anna-6, 8, 17, 20, 30, 31, 54, Bauer, Tina-43, 82, 83 Davis, Katrina-20, 33, 34 76 Belita, Mary-20, 37, 39, 44, 82, 83 Dickerson, Teresa-26, 33, 54, 55, 68, Hoffman, Mike-24, 30, 76 Benzol, Dan-21, 43, 44, 48, 51, 83, 84 69 Holloway, Kelly-30, 51, 62, 63 Benzol, Kim-18, 43, 70, 83, 84 Gilman. Daryl-33, 35 Jaggars, Jeff-19, 24, 30, 44, 53, 62, 63, Bernier, Curtis-43, 53, 70, 71, 82, 83 Hahn, Frank-33 70, 77 Betts, Melinda-19, 20, 26, 40, 47, 83, Hall, Mitchell-21, 33, 34, 36 Janson, Kristyn-17, 30, 31, 54, 68 84 Hines, Buffy-33, 44, 68 Judd, Angie-17, 24, 30, 56, 57, 58, 68, B)orklund. David-7, 16, 17, 18, 22, 26, Hofmann, Matt-24, 26, 33, 34 76, 77 41, 48, 51, 80, 82, 83 Jones, Lance-7, 33, 53, 60, 61, 70, 71 Kirk, Mark-21, 30, 32, 51 Bjorn, Hakan-4, 16, 17, 24, 25, 31, 39, Long, Shaun-33, 35 Lieuallen, LaShelle-18, 19, 24, 30, 57, 59, 60, 61, 74, 83, 85 Meadows, Chad-5, 33 58, 64, 65 Blalock. Greg-26, 36, 40, 49, 51, 69, 83 Meier, Tom-9, 17, 26, 33, 59, 60, 70, Mallory, Shawn-8, 21, 30 Bond, Johnny-7, 23, 39, 44, 60, 61, 83 71, 80 Martin, Kim-8, 20, 24, 30, 54, 57, 77 Boniter, Louis-42, 85 Monahan, Susan-26, 33 Mastrude, Kelli-26, 30, 31, 47 Brixev. Ray-16, 37, 39, 49, 51, 59, 60, Morrison, Shelly-5, 17, 23, 33, 54, 57, Mattila, David-21, 30, 32, 51, 77 70, 71, 75, 82. 83, 85 64, 66, 68 Mattila, John-21, 30, 32, 76 Bryson, Lorrie-4, 17, 40, 69, 77, 81, Nash, Damon-2, 5, 19, 21, 33, 50, 51, McCarter, Alicia-9, 17, 24, 30, 54, 69, 83, 84 60, 62, 70, 80 80 Christopher, Linda-20, 37 Nelson, Eric-44, 70 McCullough, Sallie-30 Clark, Lisa-8, 9, 17, 24, 37, 43, 74, 75, Perrin, Tatia-34, 54, 55 Millar, Sherry-18, 20, 30 82, 83, 84 Quaempts, Eric-7, 24, 35, 62, 80 Nye, Jennifer-20, 30, 31, 46, 77 Dabulskis, Dave-21, 22, 23. 24, 25, 38, Reinhart, Jackie-5, 17, 22, 24, 34, 35 Perches, Cholita-24, 31 39, 83, 85 Reitz, John-24, 34, 35. 51, 62, 63 Poland, Connie-8, 20, 31, 47 Easley, Jamie-8, 9, 23, 24, 25, 26, 39, Remington, John-6, 16, 17, 23, 24, 25, Quaempts, Tricia-3, 9, 17, 18, 31, 32, 44, 81, 82, 83 34, 37, 53, 62, 80 54 , 57, 64, 73 Elder, Jeff-4, 17, 39, 44, 49, 51, 62, 69, Scheibner, Rick-5, 7, 24, 34, 35, 53, Rachor, Jennifer-7, 17, 24, 31 82, 83, 84 60, 70 Reinhart, Jeri-9, 16, 17, 24, 31, 64 Faucett, Anna-20, 26, 42, 82, 83 Schroeder, Hans-34, 59, 60 Robins, Shane-31 Fifield, Wendy-20, 37, 82, 83, 85 Schiewe, Donna-5, 16, 17, 34, 35, 56, Ryan, Margaret-8, 29 Ford, Chuck-38, 42, 51, 70. 82, 83 57, 58, 72, 73, 80 Shanks, Anne-9, 17, 18, 21, 32, 57, 58, Fox, Bob-41, 48, 51, 70, 82, 83 Schmidtgall, Sarah-8, 9, 15, 17, 22, 23, 68, 69 Irving, Mark-2, 38, 41, 70, 83 24, 25, 34, 35, 44, 56, 57, 58, 64, 66, Sincleir, John-21, 32, 36, 51 Johns, Teddi-26, 42, 44, 64, 65, 82, 83, 80 Sloan, Amanda-17, 32, 54 85 Schofield, Kim-2, 8, 24, 25, 32, 34, 54. Smalley, Lisa-29, 32, 47 Resting, Tonya-8, 9, 16, 24, 26, 37, 40, 64, 67, 68 Stedtfeld, Anthony-71 56, 57, 58, 64, 65, 66, 72, 73, 74, 75, Sheoships, Matt-24, 34 Stine, Kamie-20, 32, 77 82, 83, 84 Sherburn, Norma-17, 20, 34, 35, 80 Taylor, Brett-19, 24, 32 King, Shannon-37, 43, 56, 58, 64, 66, Taylor, Holly-24, 35, 46 VanOcker, Mark-16, 21, 29, 31, 32, 85 Townsend, Tim-3, 34, 35, 53, 62, 70 51, 62, 77 Kucst, Noelle-8, 17, 24, 43, 46, 83 Weathers, Debbie-17, 22, 23, 26, 35, Watson. Chris-17. 20, 29, 31, 32, 68 Lieuallen, Linn-9, 22, 23, 41, 70, 81, 64, 68 Woodhall, Kathy-24, 30, 32 83, 84 Youncs, Allison-2, 9, 26, 35, 54, 64, Woodhall, Kristy-30, 32, 76 , Luke, Julie-18, 26, 41, 48, 83 80 Youngberg, BobbieJean-9, 24, 29, 3 McCollister, Joli-8, 9, 16, 17, 24, 41, Zenger, Dean-4, 34, 35, 51, 62 FACULTY 46, 70, 81, 82, 83, 85 SOPHOMORES Able, Tom-11 Muniz, Gloria-17, 29, 39, 83 Bernier, Cheri-8, 20, 29 Bannister, Darleen-77 Nye, Marillee-6, 17, 42, 81, 83, 85 Betts, Molly-9, 17, 24, 29, 31, 54, 67, Cogswell, Dan-51 Patterson, Dan-6, 16, 18, 19, 22, 37, 68, 72, 74, 75, 76 Fehrenbacher, MarryJane-12 41, 48, 50, 51, 81, 83, 85 Bjorklund. Karen-17, 18, 24, 29, 31, Gottfried, George-12, 14 Picard, Jon-18, 36, 42, 53, 82, 83, 84 32, 54, 55, 67, 68, 77 Harrison, Terry-12 Taylor, Stacy-16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 37, 40, Bjorklund, Paul-29, 51, 62 Holeman, Mike-5, 7, 12, 80 46, 83, 85 Bolling. Steve-29 Huntsman, John-15, 24, 25 Teel, Tony-9, 37, 43, 44, 70, 83 Bugbee, Marni-9, 29 Jaggars, Rick-4. 13, 52 Townsend, Mike-16, 21, 26, 39, 83 Burke, Richard-6, 29 Kyles. Mike-12. 54, 56. 57. 71 Urquhart, Dalan-3, 26, 38, 40, 49, 51, Chewning, Blake-8, 24, 29, 51 Lange, Dave-13 59, 60, 70, 71, 82, 83, 85 Coe, Gina-3, 8, 29 McLean, Cathryn-15 Verkist, Debbie-23, 26, 36, 41, 82, 83 Cogswell, Todd-21, 29, 51, 76 McShane, Reggie-7, 13, 51, 52, 62 Woodhall, Bryan-9, 22, 23, 26, 37, 43, Copenhaver, Eva-29, 77 Nash, Berle-5, 7, 14 83, 84 Cratty, Virginia-9, 24, 29, 69 Pyle, Sherry-14 Youncs, Mark-37, 41, 49, 51, 59, 60, Eastman, Trent-18, 30, 44, 51, 60, 61, Pyle, Steve-13, 18 70, 71, 82, 83 73, 76 Schubert, Duveen-5, 14, 26, 76 JUNIORS Fisher, Mardell-8, 30, 54, 68 Stevens, Larry-61 Alleman, George-21, 22, 33, 51, 62, 73 Fisher, Marvin-17, 30, 62, 63, 72, 74 Taylor, Elvin-15 Beers, Chad-16, 24, 25, 33, 35, 44, 80 Forrister, Spencer-36, 53, 77 87 SPONSORS w M « • -� � NATURE GARDEN I JOHN THUNNEL AQENCYfMA5TER BATH PEND. 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