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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1987 volume:

PAWS AND CLAWS EDITOR: SCOTT MILLER Staff: Christy Shafer, Mark Erickson, Kurt Entze, Billie Carter, Wendy Robinson, Darla Joy, and Kelli Bugbee WESTON MCE WEN SCHOOL ATHENA, OREGON Volume 13 Could this be love? 2 Photo Essay How adorable Photo Essay 3 Was it good Jenny? 4 Photo Essay 6 Essay The big turkey shows off his crown Class Officers: Shelly. Adie, Tara, and Willie TYLENE HILL SCOTT MILLER CARLA HALL SENIORS TODD HANSON ' DARLA JOY SHANE MALLORY TERESA DAVIS Class President: Adie Kirk WILLIE NANTES JENNIFER MILLARD PENNY BOTT 10 Seniors LEWIS PHOTO KENNY CHRISTOPHER JIM CASKEY FORREST SNODGRASS KURT FARROW 53-KING KRIS NELSON TARA KESLING KURT ENTZE ADIE KIRK VARSITY FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD WM 6 Heppner 0 WM 25 Pilot Rock 7 WM 30 Wasco Co. 0 WM 12 Heppner 14 WM 7 Stanfield 14 WM 0 Wahtonka 45 WM 6 Riverside 35 WM 32 Sherman Co. 19 WM 24 Umatilla 22 Pictured above: Front row, Marty Morrison, Mgr, John Shanks, Bill Hansel, Bill Copen- haver, Todd Hanson, Lome Peterson, Kenny Christopher, Robin Carson, Pete Morrison, Mgr. Second row. Coach Harris, Bob Shanks, Mike Butler, Bill Hearn, Chris Nash, John Bjorklund, Chris Smith, Thomas Able, Coach Cannon. Third row, John Pike, Jamie Mascak, Steve Cassel, Devin Hanson, Steve Davis, Kevin Scheibner, John Shafer, James Zerba. Top row. Whip Hagen, Dan Morton, Edward Scheuning, Tim Cassel, Andy Betts, Matt Erickson, Roger Youncs. Varsity Football 13 The Weston-McEwen football team had an exciting season, with Mr. Harris as the new head coach. Although they were plagued with injuries they played exceptionally well. They ended the season with a record of 5-4. The players that made all-confer- ence were: Bob Shanks, Todd Han- son, John Shanks, John Pike, Drew Bernier, Lome Peterson, and Ernie Clark. Pictured above: Todd on a quarterback keep- er. Below, Tigerscots in pursuit. 14 Varsity Football LORNE PETERSON Varsity Football 15 JV FOOTBALL How a team wins shows some character, but the defeated demonstrate all their character. The junior varsity football team had several oppor- tunities, four, to display all of their character. However, considering the team consisted main- ly of freshmen. Coach Reg McShane felt the team did fairly well. The players had to adjust to me as a new head- coach along with my offensive philosophy. Our junior varsity program is essential to the suc- cess of the varsity program. It is important for these young kids to get in some playing time. The following were members of the junior var- sity football team of 1986: James Zerba, Andy Betts, Bill Hearn, John Shafer, James Hall, De- vin Hanson, Robert Muniz, John Bjorklund, Jamie Mascak, Chris Smith, Dan Morton, Mar- cus Luke, Brian Nye, Mike Butler, Bill Hansell, Kevin Scheibner, Steve Cassel, Tim Cassel. SCOREBOARD WM 16 Pilot Rock 26 WM 6 Heppner 42 WM 0 Stanfield 0 WM 0 Riverside 36 WM 24 Heppner 0 WM 16 Umatilla 20 Pictured: Above left. Bill Hansell, quarterback, back for a pass. Right, James Zerba, carrying the ball for needed yardage. James Hall, 46, preparing to block. Bottom, Dan Morton, 75, pushed into the line. Steve Davis, 24, tried for a run. 16 JV Football man volleyball DARLA JOY Pictured; Michelle Dowd. Megan VanOcker, Billie Carter, Jennifer Jaggars, Pam Morton, Darla Joy, Kelli Long, Adie Kirk, Shelly Morton, Christy Shafer. ADIE KIRK Varsity Volleyball 17 Anytime Dar! SCOREBOARD Helix W Wallowa L Elgin L Helix W Heppner W W-M Invitational 3rd Umatilla L Wallowa L Pilot Rock W Stanfield L Heppner L Umatilla L Pilot Rock W Stanfield W Coach Kyles lead the W-M girls to an- other successful volleyball season. The girls played a very close season and placed 3rd in their own invitational. They ended the season with 8 wins, 5 losses, and went to district in 2nd place from the Eastern League. At district, which was held at Wahtonka, W-M fin- ished in 4th place. Congratulations to the four varsity girls named to the CBC-all star team, 1st team-Darla Joy, 2nd team-Shelly Morton and Adie Kirk, Honorable Mention-Pam Morton. SHELLY MORTON 18 Varsity Volleyball Varsity Volleyball 19 JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL The Weston McEwen Junior Varsity Volleyball team had a good season. The team had eleven players and three people from the varsity played down. Christy Shafer, Michelle Dowd, and Becky Gould played both junior varsity and varsity. Also some of the other players played down on the C squad. These includ- ed; Kami Albert, Suzie Pyle, Katrina Cogswell, Stacy Ryan, and Angie Kirk. SCOREBOARD Wallowa L Elgin L Heppner W Umatilla L Wallowa L Pilot Rock W Stanfield L Heppner W Umatilla W Pilot Rock L Stanfield W Front Row: Suzie Pyle. Katrina Cogswell, Stacy Ryan, Stacy Carlock, and Angie Kirk. Back Row: Mary Bjorklund, Kami Albert, Sondra King, Dawn Shepard, Cheri Butler, Melissa Reitz, and Coach Rick Jaggars. 20 J.V. Volleyball SHELDON AND CAROL KIRK C TEAM VOLLEYBALL SCOREBOARD Elgin W Mac Hi L Mac Hi L Heppner W Pendleton W Umatilla W Touchet L Pilot Rock W Stanfield W Pendleton L Heppner W Umatilla W Pilot Rock L Touchet L Stanfield L This year we had a C” team in volleyball. Kathy Warner, a graduate from Mac-Hi coached our girls. Playing on the C” squad were Laurel Kuest, Suzie Pyle, Sarah Han- sell, Russann Carlson, Jenny Hagey, Julie Smith, and Sandy Crawford. Stacy Carlock assists in a block. C Volleyball 21 FRIENDS AND LOVERS Pictured above: sophomore princess Wendy Robinson, junior princess Kelli Long, senior princess Tara Kesling, senior princess Adie Kirk, senior princess Darla Joy, freshman princess Angie Kirk. Left: princess Kelli Long and escort Steve Cassel. Right: Mr. McShane pausing for punch. 22 Homecoming On the night of October 24, 1986, the Tigerscots hosted the Umatilla Vikings for our Homecoming game. At halftime the princesses and their escorts were announced and the queen was announced. The Tigerscots beat the Vikings in a close match. The following night the dance and Homecoming cere- monies began at 9:30 and ended at 1:00 am. The theme for the dance was Friends and Lovers and former Tigerscot Hakan Bjorn and band entertained guests with their mu- sic. Pictured clockwise: Princess Wendy Robinson and escort Drew Bernier, Princess Adie Kirk and escort John Shanks, Princess Angie Kirk and es- cort Ernie Clark, queen Darla being escorted in, senior Princess Tara Kesling. Homecoming 23 PUOTO Above: Potato Show winners, Todd Hanson, Lome Peterson, Shane Mallory, Scott Miller, and Jennifer Millard Below: Photo II students, front row: Teresa Davis, Scott Miller, Kris Nelson, Shane Mallory, Jennifer Millard, Penny Bott, Carla Hall. Back row: Todd Hanson, Lome Peterson, Laura Caldwell, Forrest Snodgrass. The W-M photo department had another outstanding year. The photo I and photo II students par- ticipated in numerous contests, ex- hibits, and critiques, and brought home many ribbons and trophies. They competed on local, state, and national levels. This was the last year that the photo department was under the expert supervision of Mr. Gottfried, as he announced his re- tirement plans after the 86-87 school year. Mr. Gottfried spent 37 years teaching in this school dis- trict, and after 13 years with an in- credibly successful photo depart- ment, he will be sorely missed. 24 Photo Left: Photo I students, front row: LaVerna DuBois, Christy Shafer, Tricia Bonham, Kim Donnely. Back row: Kelli Bugbee, Adie Kirk, Shelly Morton, Darla Joy, Thad Jack- son, Roger Youncs, Mark Erickson. Below: Forrest and Shane show off their prize win- ning photos. THE CITY OF ATHENA Photo 25 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASB President, Darla Joy The ASB officers had a busy year. President Darla Joy lead ASB officers Scott Miller, Becky Gould, Steve Cassel, Ernie Clark, and Shane Mallory into many campaigns throughout the year. One such campaign was earning money for a new scoreboard in the gym. In accomplishing this they sold 700 cases of soft drinks which paid for the 2600 dollar electronic scoreboard. Some other activities they participated in were attending leadership camp, organizing a clean-up litter day, hosting natitional school assemblies, and sponsoring a quilt raffle. Pictured: top right, counterclockwise. Student Council, Ernie Clark, Darla Joy, Becky Gould, Steve Cassel, Shane Mallory, Scott Miller. Above, Darla Joy, and treasurer, Becky Gould. PUBLICATIONS Above: Mrs. Schubert; Annual Staff: top. Mrs. Schubert, Scott Miller, Billie Carter, Wendy Robinson, LaVerna Dubois, Kelli Bugbee, bottom, Darla Joy, Mark Erickson, Kurt Entzc, Christy Shafer. Right: Mark Erickson THE EAST OREGONIAN SCOTT MILLER, ANNUAL EDITOR The Publication Department had a well- rounded working year. The department was honored by Miss Spiess, a student teacher who worked briefly on the annual staff. The annu- al and newspaper had only six students at the beginning of the year but eventually gained three more. The newspaper was reduced from four pages to one, enabling news to be more accurate and current. The Publication Depart- ment is much like any other department, it has to raise funds for the annual. The many ways they raised money were selling candy at break, selling ads, getting page sponsors, annual sales and running the dartboard booth at the Ice Cream Social. They also ran the concession stand during C team games. The Paws and Claws annual was under the direction of editor Scott Miller throughout the 86-87 school year. SPANISH Front row: Julie Smith, Cheri Butler, Kelli Long, Mary Bjork- lund, Jennifer Jaggars, Katrina Cogswell, Tara Kessling, Rus- sann Carlson, Jenny Keough, Julie Myrland, Jenny Hagey, Tiffany Brody, Tonya Davis, Devin Hanson, Trinda Isakson, Angie Page, Teresa Turk, Miranda Werhan, Trina Judd, Cassey Watson. Back row. Kurt Farrow, Mr. Huntsman, Kim Donne- ley, Michelle Dowd, Jackie Carson, Wendy Robinson, Robin Carson, John Pike, Richard Shepard, Andy Betts, John Bjork- lund, Megan VanOker, Jenny Madison, Tom Able, Tim Cassel, Kevin Scheibner, Doug Byerley, Ben Remington, Ron Harral. The Spanish club was a very busy organization raising money for their trip to Mexico next year. Their fund raising activities included the taco feed, selling family portraits, a dance during Pioneer Days, and various other money making activities. They are well on their way to reaching their goal. It was a profitable year and the addition of the freshmen was a great asset to the program. 28 Spanish CLASS OF '88 The class of 1988 had a very busy year. They had many students participate in sports, and had two Varsity cheerleaders. Many of the students were active in drama, Spanish, F.F.A., F.H.A., and pipes and drums. During the basketball season, the junior class worked in the concession stand, to earn money for the Prom. After Prom, the juniors decorated for Graduation. President; Megan VanOcker; Vice President, John Shanks; Secretary, Deidre Bond; Treasurer, Becky Gould; Representative, Pam Mor- ton; Seargent of Arms, Bob Shanks. Left: President Megan VanOcker Below: Ernie Clark, another day of school. Troy Jamieson Suellen Judkins Shawn Kennedy Eric Killgore Kelli Long Jenny Madison Pam Morton Tom Perrin 31 Heidi Purcell Melissa Reitz Holly Sater Christy Shafer Bob Shanks John Shanks Dave Speed Craig Taylor o Megan Vanocker Debbie Watson Roger Youncs Diana Zenger 32 Juniors r 0 p u 0 M 0 R 9 r Misty Allen Terry Allen Debra Barnett Andy Xetts Mary Bjorklund Rob Burch Cheri Butler Doug Byerly Above. Bill Hearn busy as usual. Top Right: Mona Giger Huh? Bottom right: Doug Byerly Posing for the camera The Sophomores this year were actively in- volved in school spirit, and because of this, they won the spirit stick 2 times. Many of the sophomores were found participating in school activities such as sports, initiation, and decorating for Baccalaureate. DEBBIE AND DAVE MICHAEL 33 Scott Caldwell Russann Carlson Jackie Carson Billie Carter Jennifer Jaggars Wendy Johnson Trina Judd Sondra King Tim Cassel Katrina Cogswell Michelle Crawford Sandy Crawford Michelle Crawford Secretary, Jenny Ha- gey President, Katrina Cogswell Repre- sentative, Bill Weathers Treasurer. Jenny Hagey Zane Harris Tara Hauff Bill Hearn r. - Orville Shoeships Richard Shepard - Chris Smith Julie Smith i r y Jamie Mascak Tonya Martin Don Mote Javier Perez John Pike Suzie Pyle Ben Remington Wendy Robinson ■ ; t-.i, Jenny Hagey Class President Jeannie Spilker Cindy Thompson Ellamae Thompson Jenny Walker Troy Walker Cassy Watson Sophomores 35 boys: varsity SCOTT MILLER SCOREBOARD WM 34 Touchet 44 WM 42 Wallowa 47 WM 44 Enterprise 90 WM 35 Wallowa 58 WM 29 Elgin 75 WM 43 Pilot Rock 58 WM 47 Helix 73 WM 44 Enterprise 84 WM 38 Stanfield 50 WM 56 Sherman Co. 65 WM 43 Pilot Rock 42 WM 40 Wahtonka 37 WM 39 Umatilla 67 WM 36 Wasco Co. 56 WM 48 Stanfield 62 WM 52 Heppner 62 WM 58 Pilot Rock 82 WM 65 Heppner 66 4 OT FRONT ROW: Dave Speed, Steve Cassel, Kurt Entze, Tom Able, Scott Miller BACK ROW: Bill Ftansell, Mark Erickson, John Pike, Shane Mallory, John Shanks, Coach Greg Fazzari. 36 Varsity Basketball GERALD AND SANDRA FIFIELD The TigerScot boys had another rough year, winning only two of their twenty games. Although their record did not show it, the TigerScots played fairly well as they lost some of their games by close margins, including the sea- son finale, a quadruple overtime, one point loss to Heppner. The TigerScots acquired a new coach this year as Greg Fazzari stepped in to lead the TigerScots. He pre- sented the team with many new techniques and ideas that helped them throughout the year. Pictured above left, Steve powers it up. Above right, Mertle soars above the SHANE MALLORY «owd. KURT ENTZE M-K GUNS Varsity Basketball 37 junior man The JV boys had a successful season, winning half of their games. Many of the players made great improvement and will help the varsity in following years. John Pike and Tom Able played varsity as well as JV. They ended the season with a record of 9 wins and 10 losses. SCOREBOARD WM 36 Pilot Rock 45 WM 36 Touchet 27 WM 40 Wallowa 22 WM 50 Hermiston 39 WM 47 Enterprise 50 WM 68 Wallowa 18 WM 47 Helix 22 WM 46 Enterprise 25 WM 46 Stanfield 44 WM 28 Sherman 40 WM 39 Pilot Rock 40 WM 38 Wahtonka 49 WM - 43 Umatilla 55 WM 36 Umatilla 63 WM 42 Wasco Co. 45 WM 51 Stanfield 46 WM 39 Heppner 45 WM 42 Pilot Rock 52 WM 58 Heppner 31 Above left: Coach John Huntsman, Drew Bernier, Ter- ry Allen, Thad Jackson, Chris Smith, Tim Cassel, Ben Remington, Andy Betts, and Doug Byerley. Above: Terry shoots the jumper. Left: Chris puts it up for two. 38 Boy's Basketball C TEA The boy's C team had a season without a win. Despite this, they never gave up striving to improve their skills and quality of play. By the end of the season many of their goals were reached. Front Row: Pete Morrison, James Zerba, Or- ville Sheoships. Devin Hanson, James Hall. Back Row: Coach Canon, Thoren Hearn, Michael Butler, John Bjorklund, Bill Weath- ers. Kevin Scheibner, John Shafer. Right: Up, Up and away! Far Right: Intense Tiger- Scots wait for the rebound. Boy's Basketball 39 I, f yn!e, 5 4 30 9 1 ORTON GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD W-M 50 W-M 34 W-M 51 W-M 49 W-M 45 W-M 33 W-M 44 W-M 32 W-M 35 W-M 45 W-M 45 W-M 42 W-M 47 W-M 38 W-M 40 W-M 43 W-M 49 Touchet Wallowa Enterprise Wallowa Elgin Pilot Rock Helix Enterprise Stanfield Sherman C. Pilot Rock Wahtonka Umatilla Riverside Umatilla Wasco C. Stanfield Heppner Pilot Rock Heppner W-M 51 W-M 37 W-M 48 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT W-M 44 Wasco C. W-M 38 Sherman C. E SHELDON AND CAROL KIRK 40 Varsity Basketball Three year varsity coach Reggie McShane coached the varsity girls through a long season of twenty-two games. Two of those games were at the district tournament in Pendleton. With a nine and eleven record the team went to district in 2nd place from our league. They won their first game against Wasco County then lost to Sherman County. They ended the season in 3rd place. The girls played very well over all, improving with each game. They ended the season with eleven wins and twelve losses. Kelli Long received recognition at the tournament. She made 2nd team all conference CBC. Senior guard Adie Kirk served as team captain. TEAM PICTURE: Front; Coach Reggie McShane, Tara Kesling, Megan VanOcker, Pam Morton, Becky Could; standing Adie Kirk, Jennifer jaggars. Shelly Morton, Kelli Long, Dawn Sheperd, Christy Shafer, Darla Joy, and Billie Carter. Don't worry Kelli, you better make it though. S C FARMS Varsity Basketball 41 ji girls: The JV girls had a successful season. They dominated the CBC with a 13 - 4 record. Coach Alexander commented on their hard work and determina- tion. It really pays off if a team is always good spirited and ready to play. The girls showed their stuff, winning alot of games by close mar- gins. Mr. Alexander, a first year coach, is looking forward to another productive season next year. Front Row: Coach Alexander, Katrina Cogswell, Michelle Dowd, Mary Bjork- land, Suzie Pyle. Back Row: Jenny Hagey, Michelle Crawford, Melissa Reitz, Cheri Butler. Left: Christy, ready to shoot. Right: Tigerscots wait for rebound. 42 JV Basketball DEBBIE AND REG MCSHANE. C TEAM v • Winning isn't everything according to coach John Morton. The C girls had a winless season, but even so they gained alot of court experience and developed good fundamentals. The girls worked hard and in coming years they can be expected to show how that hard work pays off. Stacie up for two. Sarah outlets to Stacie. Anjie looks for an opening. Pictured. Gary Parker, Christine Bonham, Mir- anda Werhan, Laurel Kuest, Jennifer Lieuallen, Sarah Hansell, Stacie Ryan, Anjie Kirk. C Basketball 43 RALLY Varsity rally squad pictured left to right: Head cheerleader, Laverna Dubois, Scottie Craig Tay- lor, Tonya Davis, Tiger - Suellen Judkins, De- bra Watson The varsity rally squad was reduced to two members early in the year when part of the girls quit. Tonya Davis was moved up to the varsity squad to help out. They attended camp in La Grande. To help raise funds the girls sold district programs and peanut brittle. They also took on the chore of washing buses. The girls did an excellent job of reviving the school's dying spirit with a spirit funeral. 44 Rally GRIZZLY BEAR PIZZA Pictured above: JV cheerleaders Kirsten Carter and Tiffany Brody. Pictured right: Mascots Suellen Judkins - Tiger, Craig Tay- lor-Scottie. Rally 45 Various activities kept the FHA very busy this year. Civ- ic events such as March of Dimes Mothers March and Founders Day luncheon were spearheaded by the group. The FHA - FFA Sweatheart court was also very success- ful. Visiting Elzora Nursing Home in Milton Freewater and interviewing on KUMA rounded out the chapter's busy year. Pictured Clockwise: Front Row: Sta- cie Ryan, Deborah Watson, Robert Gardner, Christina Bonham, Carla Hall, Miss Fehrenbacher. Top Row: William Nantes, John Waldo, Jimmy Patzkowski, Debbie Barnett, Carol Grover, Tricia Bonham, Laurel Kuest, Mellisa Reitz. William Nantes, state FHA president. Mellisa Reitz, degree chairman. FHA Officers: Stacie Ryan, vice president, Kim Donnally, secretary. Shelly Patzkowski, president. 46 FHA JANET AND BOB MILLER. The FFA had a most successful year. The traditional Christmas canned food drive brought in enough to make 22 baskets, which were delivered throughout the community. Ryan Harris, chapter president was nominated for Star State Farmer. Sallie McCullough, returned from a sponsored stay in New Zealand. Anjie Kirk and Sarah Hansell showed their stuff in creed speaking at the State level. Anjie placed first, while Sarah finished fourth. The FFA chapter under the direc- tion of Reggie McShane is making a lasting impact on the district by improving leadership and participating so competitively. Front Row: Gary Parker, Beverly Spilker, Tiffany Brody, Kirsten Carter, Anjie Kirk, Sarah Hansell. Second Row: John Shanks, Michelle Crawford, Jeanie Spilker, Jenny Hagey, Pam Morton, Bill Hansell, Ryan Harris. Third Row: James Zerba, Dan Morton, Bob Shanks, Ernie Clark, Pete Morrison, Andy Betts. Back Row: Kenny Christopher, Matt Erickson, Penny Bott, Darla Joy, Tara Kesling, Drew Bernier, Chris Nash, Terry Allen. Income producing piggy Active FFA members, left to right: Bill Hansell, John Shanks, Pam Morton, James Zerba, Dan Morton, Advisor, Reggie McShane. Ryan Harris, chapter president. FFA 47 r K1RI BAND ENSEMBLES The jazz and concert bands were in many activities. Several of these were playing in the pep band and in halftime shows with the Pipes and Drums. They also performed together at the band contest. The pep band received the best band award at the district basketball tournament. Mr. Pyle has been invited to return to Washington D.C. this summer to help with the judging of the Independence Day Parade. 48 Band Ensembles HILL MEAT CO. PIPES AND DRUMS Cheri and Jennifer ready to dance. The Pipes and Drums had a busy year participating in the Westward Ho and Dressup parades in Pendleton. They also performed in the St. Patrick's Day parade in Heppner and put on thsir annual BBQ beef feed at the high school. At the district basketball tournament the Pipes and Drums performed at a halftime show. Pipes Drums 49 CHORUS Front row: Miranda Werhan, Shelia Funk, Angie Kirk, LaVerna DuBois, Trinda Isakson, Debbie Watson, Stacy Carlock, Jenny Keough, Stacie Ryan, Suzie Pyle. Second row: Kami Albert, Teresa Turk, Pam Morton, Dan Morton, Ernie Clark, Monty Crouter, Mary Bjorklund, Trudy Herr- mann. Back row. Adie Kirk, Shelly Morton, Jennifer Lieuallen, John Shafer, Craig Taylor. Troy Jamieson, Thoren Hearn, Jim Caskey. Kim Donneley, Michelle Crawford, Laurel Kuest, Trisha Bonham. Pianist Jenni- fer Jaggars and director Sheri Pyle. The chorus was a very active group. Their first performance came at Christmas time during the Christmas concert. They traveled to Heppner for a chorus festival, performed at the Bank of Commerce luncheon, performed at another concert with the jazz band, went to BMCC for the band concert contest, and performed in the spring concert. They did well at all the functions they attended. 50 Chorus BOW GIRLS STATE Each year two delegates and two alternates are chosen from the boys and girls of the junior class to at- tend Boys Girls State. The dele- gates attends Boys Girls State dur- ing the summer. Some of the dele- gates from last year, Mark, Tara, and Shane, talked to the junior class about the program. Members of the VFW and VFW Auxiliary at- tended the presentation. Above: Alternate John Shanks, delegate Craig Taylor, delegate Steve Cassel, alter- nate Bob Shanks. Pictured left: Alternate Suellen Judkins, alternate Jenny Madison, delegate Becky Could, delegate Megan Van- Oker. Bottom left: Last year's delegates, Shane Mallory, Mark Erickson, and Tara Kesling with members of the VFW and VFW Auxiliary. MOSS'S HOUSE OF FLOWERS Boys Girls State 51 kmimo courts ip KEEP THE HOME PIPES BURKING FRITZ AND MARY ANN HILL Clockwise: Shelly Patzkowski and Craig Taylor as Etta Hambro and Leroy Martin; Jenny Madison in pre-play preparation; Christy Shafer, Jim Caskey, Troy Jamieson, Kami Albert, and Craig Taylor in the spring play Teen Age ' LaVerna DuBois and Kim Donnelly as Denise and Gertrude Standish; and Scott Miller in 'Whirlwind Court- ship.” TEEN AGE MR. AND MRS. ELVIN TAYLOR National Honor Society 53 mm mi HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society did not have a busy year. About the only things they worked on were decorating for the Academic awards and sponsoring the Nation- al Bag It Day, both held in the spring. The group consists of stu- dents who have achieved and main- tained a grade average of 3.5 or above. Pictured: John Shanks, Ron Harral, Kelli Long, Craig Taylor, Pam Morton, Megan VanOcker, Shelly Morton, Steve Cassel, Andy Betts, Adie Kirk, Jennifer Jaggars, Bil- lie Carter, Cheri Butler, Bob Shanks, Mary Bjorklund, Becky Gould, Lisa Myrland, and Deborah Watson. Officers: Treasurer Lisa Myrland, President Shelly Morton, Vice President Adie Kirk, Secretary Pam Morton. W-M The W-M Club sponsored the an- nual Homecoming activities. The theme was Friends and Lovers. The Bonfire and annual Noise Parade were discontinued. There was quite an addition to the W-M Club due to the arrival of the freshman from the junior high. The elected officers for the 1986-87 school year were: Adie Kirk, president, Lome Peter- son, vice-president. Penny Bott, secretary, and Drew Bernier, repre- sentative. 54 W-M Club MARSH'S AVIATION FREWMAN Kami Albert John Bjorklund Jessie Boatright Christine Bonham Tiffany Brody Michael Butler Stacy Carlock Kirsten Carter Tonya Davis Pete Fromm Sheila Funk Carol Grover tJH 9 i M R Ok n N ul El .. b 4m j K ll President: Anjie Kirk The freshmen were a new addition to the hallways of Weston McEwen this year. It took them and the upperclassmen only a short time to adjust to the more crowded hallways. During basketball the freshmen were awarded the Spirit Stick one week. The Spirit Stick is the award given to the most spirited class of the week. Freshmen were a big part of the Tigerscot athletic program this year also. They were a welcome addi- tion. Class officers were president, Angie Kirk; vice-president, Tonya Davis; secre- tary-treasurer, Devin Hanson; representa- tive. Kevin Scheibner. 56 Freshmen James Hall Sarah Hansell Devin Hanson Thoren Hearn Jeaney Mattison Chet Meadows Pete Morrison Dan Morton Freshmen 57 58 Julie Myrland Chris Nash Brian Nye Carrie Parker Jimmy Patzkowski Stacie Ryan Kevin Scheibner Edward Shuening What's for breakfast, Angela? Jeannie Turk Teresa Turk John Waldo Miranda Werhan Above counter-clockwise; the members of the Sweetheart Court: Princess Anjie Kirk and escort Drew Bernier, Princess Tara Kesling and escort John Shanks, Princess Kelli Long and escort Willie Nantes, Queen Pam Morton and escort Bill Hansell, Prin- cess Stacie Ryan and escort Jimmy Patz- kowski, and Princess Penny Bott and escort Ryan Harris. Left: The driver's ed car. Right: Student teacher Christy Spiess. BASEBALL SCOTT MILLER Kneeling: Manager Suzie Pyle, Shelly Morton, Devin Hanson, Pete Morri- son, John Shanks, James Zerba, Steve Davis Standing: Coach Mike Kyles, Assistant Coach Damon Nash, Thad Jackson, Daniel Morton, Shane Mal- lory, Mark Erickson, Scott Miller, Robert Shanks, Todd Hanson, Bill Weathers, Scott Caldwell, Chris Nash, Assistant Coach Rick Scheibner. MARK ERICKSON SHELLY MORTON 60 The TigerScots had a winning sea- son. Mr. Kyles felt that the season turned out better than he had expect- ed. They lost a few close games that put them out of district play. The season was ended with a record of 12-10. JANET AND BOB MILLER SHANE MALLORY TODD HANSON Kneeling: Manager Suzie Pyle, Devin Hanson, Pete Morrison, James Zerba, Standing: Coach Damon Nash, Thad Jackson, Daniel Morton, John Pike, Bill Weathers, Robert Shanks, Scott Caldwell, Chris Nash, Coach Rick Schibner. This season there were enough players to have a designated J.V. team. They played very consistant and the team improved throughout the season. They ended the season with a 3-4 record. JANET AND JIM HANSON Baseball 61 TRACK The track team had a fairly successful year. Kelli Long, Drew Bernier, and Roger Youncs went to the state track meet in Springfield. None of them placed in their events, but they gained a new perspective of the sport. The freshmen were a welcome addition to the team. Qualifying to participate at the state track meet in Springfield were Kelli Long in the high jump. Drew Bernier in the 800 meter and Roger Youncs in the pole vault. 62 Track CECIL AND ERMA CASE Front: Managers Carla Hall, Wendy Johnson, Jenny Hagey, Katrina Cogswell, Jackie Carson, Mary Bjork- lund, Michelle Dowd, Billie Carter. Back: Mr. Hunts- man, Jamie Hall, Robert Gardner, Thoren Hearn, For- est Snodgrass, Ben Remington, Orville Sheoships, Roger Youncs, Drew Bernier, Tom Able, Mr. Cassel. Center: Michelle Dowd. Right: Sarah Hansell and Roger Youncs. 63 m TENNIS The TigerScot's Tennis team had an excellent year. They had A, B, and C, teams with Dale Shafer and Karen Albert coaching the C team. Pam Morton and Jennifer Jaggars advanced to state after placing first at district. Megan VanOcker got fourth at District. Christy Shafer and Brian Nye made it to the sec- ond round. Head Coach Alvin Kuest predicts that more will be go- ing to state next year. Above: Back row. Kelli Bugbee, Kami Albert, Craig Taylor, Bill Hansell, Laurel Kuest, Christy Shafer, John Shafer, Jimmy Patzkowski, Alvin Kuest. Front row, Anjie Kirk, Michelle Crawford, Megan VanOcker, Pam Morton, Jennifer Jaggars, Brian Nye. Left. Bill Hansell admiring his shot. Right: Megan and Christy take a break, while assistant coach Dale Shafer does her homework. 64 Tennis LEWIS' I.G.A. Pictured top left: Manager Craig Taylor; right. Pam Mor- ton; bottom, Kami Albert; left, Jennifer Jaggars. JOHN AND CATHY THOMPSON Tennis 65 m HONORS ATHLETES At daily doubles two weeks before the start of school, Mr. Lynn Harris welcomed 36 young men to presea- son football drills. At the ena of the season. Bob Shanks, Todd Hanson, John Shanks, John Pike, Drew Ber- nier, Lome Peterson and Ernie Clark were named to the C.B.C. all conference squad. Honored at the fall awards dessert, were many deserving players. John Pike and Bob Shanks were named MVP. Ernie Clark was selected as MOST IMPROVED. Robin Car- son was named MOST INSPIRA- TIONAL. TEAM CAPTAINS were Todd Hanson and Lome Peterson. Mr. Harris named a special award, THE ROBIN CARSON AWARD. This will be a yearly award to the Clayer making the greatest contri- ution to the team without regard for personal gain. A very special honor was made to Mr. Rick Jaggars, who was named Athletic Director of the Year for the State of Oregon. Since coming to Weston McEwen, Mr. Jaggars has coached boy's basketball, cross country and girls jv volleyball. The volleyball team had a success- ful season. Shelly Morton CAP- TAINED a team made up of MVP Darla Joy, winner of the DOUBLE CYPHER TROPHY and Adie Kirk, voted MOST INSPIRATIONAL and Michelle Dowd, voted MOST IMPROVED. The following re- ceived the C. H. Simpson Award for not missing a practice or a game: John Shanks, Andy Betts, Todd Hanson, Ernie Clark, John Shafer, Drew Bernier, Steve Cassel, Bob Shanks, John Bjorklund, Bill Hansell, Kevin Scheibner, Tim Cassel, Chris Nash, Devin Hanson. Dawn Shepard, Stacy Carlock, Ka- trina Cogswell, Suzie Pyle, Mary Bjorlund. 66 Athletic Awards Many students received recogni- tion for their efforts during the basketball season. The MVP Otis Gould award went to Shelly Mor- ton and Mark Erickson. Basketball CAPTAINS were Adie Kirk and Mark Erickson. The MOST IM- PROVED players for the season were Becky Gould and John Pike. Selected as the MOST INSPIRA- TIONAL were Dawn Shepard and Steve Cassel. The Booster Club scholarships were awarded to Shel- ly Morton and Mark Erickson. Kelli Long made second team C.B.C. Mark Erickson received honorable mention in the C.B.C. Receiving C. H. Simpson awards were Anjie Kirk, Stacie Ryan, Mary Bjorklund, Cheri Butler, Jennifer Jaggars, Tara Kesling, Adie Kirk, Kelli Long, Pam Morton, Shelly Morton and Megan VanOcker, Su- zie Pyle, Garrie Parker, John Bjork- lund, John Shafer, Kurt Entze, Mark Erickson, Bill Hansell, John Shanks, Doug Byerley, Tim Cassel, Andy Betts, Thomas Able. Mark Erickson and Steve Davis dominated the spring baseball awards. Mark was selected as CAP- TAIN AND MVP. Steve won both the double cypher awards, LEAD- ING HITTER and GOLDEN GLOVE. Bob Shanks was selected MOST IMPROVED and Scott Caldwell was selected MOST IN- SPIRATIONAL. Baseball's C. H. Simpson awards were presented to Steve Davis, Todd Hanson, Scott Miller, John Shanks, Mark Erick- son, Shane Mallory and Bob Shanks. In Tennis, Megan VanOcker was voted MVP. Tom Perrin was MOST IMPROVED. The JV sec- tions were MVP Tiffany Brody and MOST INSPIRATIONAL Stacie Ryan. Those receiving C. H. Simp- son awards were Tiffany Brody, Garrie Parker, Kami Albert, Jenni- fer Jaggars, Christy Shafer, Kirsten Carter, Megan VanOcker, Laurel Kuest and John Shafer. The track team was CAPTAINED by Forrest Snodgrass and Kelli Long. Drew Bernier, Kelli Long and Katrina Cogswell were selected as MVP. Drew Bernier and Mary Bjorklund were MOST INSPIRA- TIONAL. Receiving the C.H. Simpson award were Mary Bjork- lund, Michelle Dowd, Ben Reming- ton, Katrina Cogswell, Jenny Ha- gey and Orville Sheoships. Receiv- ing the Doc Myrick award, Paul Pike Was selected as outstanding sophomore athlete. Mark Erickson received the Robert Pinkerton for outstanding senior athlete. Receiv- ing the WM Booster Club female athlete of the year were Adie Kirk and Shelly Morton. PURPLE PARASOL IN TUB AIR TONIGHT Escorts: Shane Mallory, Kurt Entze, Lome Peter- son, Mark Erickson, and Scott Miller. Dwayne's going to be mad. Croup: Scott, Teresa, Mark, Darla, Shane, Tylene, Lome, Laura, Kurt. The junior class was very busy preparing for the prom. The dance took place April 25, in the W-M gym. The class changed the usual tradition of a live band and chose to have taped music with a light show and videos. They saved quite a bit of money by doing this and realized it was a good idea. The prom was alot of fun and all who attended enjoyed themselves. TAMI S HAIR AND NAILS Prom 69 HAIR SHOP Best Smile — Laura and Todd Class Clowns — Teachers Pet — Willie and Lisa Biggest Spaz — Tylene and Forrest The Class of 1987: Front, Laura Caldwell, Darla Joy, Kris Nelson, Jennifer Millard, Shelly Morton, Adie Kirk, Teresa Davis. Middle: Tara Kesling, Robin Carson, Tylene Hill, Penny Bott, Lisa Myrland, Carla Hall, Shelly Patzkowski. Back: Mark Erickson, Kurt Entze, Kurt Farrow, Forrest Snod- grass, Lome Peterson, Todd Hanson, Shane Mallory, Ryan Harris, Jim Caskey, Scott Miller. Four happy graduates: Forrest, Tara, Shane, Robin. Two of a kind: Scott and Todd. 72 Graduation GRADUATION Graduation 73 FACULTY Mary Jane Fehrenbacher taught home ec, career ed, family life and served as the advisor for the FHA chapter. She was also a junior class advisor. Berle Nash taught art, general math, vo- cational math, and basic skills study. He was a sophomore class advisor. Dave Cummings taught Oregon history and 9th grade P.E. as well as classes at the junior high. He was also a senior class advisor, although he had no advi- sees. Sheri Pyle taught early bird chorus and taught the music classes at the Athena Elementary. Steve Pyle taught early bird jazz and band at the high school. He also taught band classes at the junior high and the elementary schools. He was the cheer- leader advisor, pipes and drums advisor, and a sophomore class advisor. DAVE CUMMINGS 74 Faculty SHERI PYLE STEVE PYLE JOHN HUNTSMAN GEORGE GOTTFRIED MIKE KYLES John Huntsman taught driver's ed, algebra, Spanish, and was a freshman class advisor. He also coached boys j.v. basketball and track. George Gottfried taught photo, U.S. History, political citizenship, and was a junior class advisor. Mike Kyles taught global studies, health, p.e., and personal finance. He also coached varsity volleyball and baseball. Mr. Kyles was a fresh- man class advisor. Katy McLean was the librarian, and she taught study skills in addition to being a sophomore class advisor. KATY MCLEAN Faculty 75 FACULTY Rick Jaggars taught English 12, English 10, and personal finance. He was an advisor for the junior class as well as the girls j.v. volley- ball coach. He served as the W-M athletic di- rector. Mr. Jaggars was selected as State Athle- tic Director of the year for a schools. Elvin Taylor taught geometry, Algebra 2, math analysis, and computer programming. He was also a sophomore advisor. Duveen Schubert taught journalism, English 10, American Literature, dramatics, and was a freshman advisor. Reginald McShane was advisor for the W-M F.F.A. chapter and taught Vo-Ag 2, 3, and 4, horticulture, and Ag Mechanics 1 and 2. He coached the girls varsity basketball team and was a senior advisor. RICK JAGGARS ELVIN TAYLOR DUVEEN SCHUBERT 76 Faculty GREG FAZZARI Dave Lange taught Woodshop 1 and 2, and drafting. Terry Harrison taught Typing 1, business lab, record keeping, and was a senior advisor. Bill Alexander, a new comer to W-M, taught chemistry, biology, and physical science. He was also the j.v. girls basketball coach. Greg Fazzari taught Algebra 2, physical sci- ence, and math analysis. As well as being sophomore advisor, he was the varsity boys basketball coach. BILL ALEXANDER Faculty 77 ADMINISTRATION Completing nine years as a board member, Terry Schmidtgall served for the second time as chairman of the board. Two visible changes were in evidence at the begin- ning of the school year, the addition of the ninth grade to the high school and the move of the old administration building to the high school campus. The old administration building was converted to additional classroom space. Eight major areas were selected as goals for the year. These were student standards of achievement, evaluation of instruc- tional staff for improvement, academic program, extracurricular program, public relations, adminis- tration operative, long range management program for building, grounds and transportation, and stu- dent behavior and discipline. Pictured: Mrs. Janet Hanson, Mrs. Theta Williamson, Mrs. Terry BETTY KESLING, Oeputy Clerk Schmidtgall, seated. Mike Terry, Dick Scheibner, Charles Betts, and Cordon Reinhart, standing. Mrs. Kesling, after sixteen years, still enjoyed working for the district. Her position entailed many different jobs. She was secretary to the superintendent and the board. She was the dis- trict financial recorder. She made the payroll. Her attendance was required at board meetings and budget meetings. She worked with Mr. Bechtel preparing the district's budget. Her quiet, behind the scenes, actions kept the district running 78 Administration smoothly. DARLENE BANNISTER Mr. Verle Bechtel, superintendent, sought to find ways to utilize the staff more efficiently to better serve the addi- tional students and to provide potential class offerings. Because of the size of the school and the addition of the ninth grade, many teachers were misassigned which com- plicated this task for him. One major priority was to get into each class during the year. He felt it was important to complete a long range building and grounds maintenance program. In addition, staff development as a long range plan received a considerable amount of his attention. The desire to return to a small community in Eastern Oregon brought Mr. Lynn Harris, vice principal, to the district. His background included a wide variety of educa- tional experiences. A graduate of Montana State, he at- tended a number of colleges and universities including Eastern Oregon State, University of Oregon, and Oregon State University. He received his masters from Portland State College. As an under graduate at Eastern Oregon State College, he played football for two years. After 23 years, Mr. Harris continued to maintain enthusiasm for the game. He coached the varsity football team. He espe- cially liked preparing for ball games. Mr. Harris was in charge of discipline, activities, counseling and staff super- vision. HE enjoyed his job and was pleased with his choice. LYNN HARRIS Usually the first person a visitor saw upon entering WM was Mrs. Darlene Bannister. For 23 years, she has been running the office. Her job consist of enrollment-atten- dance, secretary to the principal and vice-principal, mark report and overseeing the athletic ticket sales. Through Mrs. Bannister's efforts, the school machinery ran smoothly for another year. Administration 79 OiMatidUig QcJwlani AKT Outstanding Artist: Sr: Laura Caldwell Jr: Ernie Clark So: Trina Judd Ft Mike Butler BUSINESS Outstanding Business Ed Student: Lisa Mytland Outstanding Recordkeeping Student Lisa Myrland Advanced Placement Test: BMCC Typing I - credit granted Devin Hanson John Bjorklund Alii Thompson Umatilla-Moirow Co. Skills Contest: Typing I: Blue Kami Albert Red Billie Carter White Julie Smith Business Machines 2nd Place Plaque Winner Lisa Myrland DRAFTING Outstanding Designer Award Kami Albert, Kurt Entze. Tylene Hill. Robin Carson DRAMATICS OTSA: Jennifer Madison it Craig Taylor Special Certificate: Scott Miller ENGLISH Outstanding English Students: Senior Adie Kirk Junior Jennifer Madison Sophomore Jennifer Jaggars Freshman Anjie Kirk HOME EC Outstanding Home Economics Student: Craig Taylor (Child Development) Milton Freewater Jr Show Child Development Julie Myrland Jennifer Jaggars Russann Carlson Julie Myrland Kurt Farrow. Melissa Reitz Craig Taylor Robert Gardner. Tom Perrin Devin Hanson Andy Betts Ron Harral Ron Harral. Troy Jamieson Blue - Red White - Foods: Blue Carol Grover (2) Red - Heidi Purcell. Tricia Bonham. Melissa Reitz Clothing: Blue. Reserve Champion - Kim Donnelly White - Christinea Bonham, Julie Myrland. Camille James Career Display Red - Miranda Werhan Crafts: Red - Julie Myrland MATHEMATICS Outstanding Algebra I Student Outstanding Geometry Student: Outstanding Algebra II Student: Outstanding Computer Programming Student. Umatilla-Morrow Mathematics League Awards: Todd Hanson • Certificate of Participation Ron Harral - Team Problem Solving. 5th. Algebra II, 3rd; Estimation. HM. Combined Scores. HM Deborah Watson - Team Problem Solving, 5th. Estimation. HM Andy Betts - Team Problem Solving. 5th Billie Carter - Team Problem Solving. 5th Devin Hanson - Team Problem Solving, 5th. Mixed Team Problem Solving. 3rd. Algebra I, 1st place medal Umatilia-Morrow Co. Skills Contest: Terry Allen - Geometry. 2nd Julie Myrland - Algebra I. 3rd MUSIC Band John Philip Sousa Award: Roger Youncs Jazz Ensemble Louie Armstrong Award Lome Peterson Chorus: National Choral Award: Shelly Morton it Craig Taylor Pipes it Drums. Outstanding Highlander: Craig Taylor. Suzie Pyle. Eddie Scheuning Highlander of the Year: Craig Taylor PHOTOGRAPHY Image 2000 Trophy Shane Mallory St. Johns Camera Trophy; Forrest Snodgrass Principal s Trophy: Forrest Snodgrass W-M Camera Awards: Laura Caldwell Carla Hall Todd Hanson Lome Peterson Penny Bott Tricia Bonham Scott Miller Photo I Pins: Adie Kirk Shelly Morton Kim Donnelly Tricia Bonham Roger Youncs PUBLICATIONS Year Book Editor: Scott Miller. Kurt Entze. Mark Erickson. Darla Joy SCIENCE Outstanding Biology Student: Chen Butler. Rusann Carlson. Billie Carter Outstanding Chemistry Student Ron Harral. Megan VanOcker, Shelly Morton. Adie Kirk SOCIAL STUDIES Outstanding Government Student Adie Kirk it Tara Kesting Outstanding U. S History Student Ron Harral SPANISH Outstanding Spanish Student: Spanish I: Julie Myrland Spanish II: Ron Harral Spanish III: Tara Kesling WOODSHOP Craftsmanship Award: Stacy Ryan it Kirsten Carter Steve Wood hall Memorial Outstanding Craftsmanship Award: Ernie Clark HONOR ROLL AWARDS 1-year Award: '3.50 - 3.74: Fr-John Bjorklund Laurel Kuest Stacie Ryan Fr-Kami Albert Devin Hanson Anjie Kirk Julie Myrland So-Andy Betts Mary Bjorklund Michelle Crawford 1-year Award: 3.75 or higher So-Chen Butler Billie Carter Jennifer Jaggars Jr-Megan VanOcker Debbie Watson Jr-Ron Harral Jennifer Madison Pam Morton Craig Taylor 3-year Award: 3.50 - 3.74; RICHARD McCRACKEN AWARD John Pike STUDENT GOVERNMENT President - Darla Joy Secretary - Shane Mallory Sgt at Arms - Ernie Clark Vice President - Steve Cassel Treasure - Becky Gould Reporter - Scott Miller Billie Carter Suzie Pyle Kami Albert Devin Hanson Shane Mallory Forrest Snodgrass Roger Youncs Kelli Bugbee Thad Jackson Sr-Lisa Myrland Sr-Adie Kirk Shelly Morton 80 SPECIAL SALUTE Several people garnered special recognition and further enhanced the reputation of WM. These people represent well VVM's motto Pride and Responsibility. Mr. George Gottfried after 37 years of teaching retired. His efforts in the photo department have helped bring county, state and national recognition for photography students at WM. Mr. Steve Pyle, who spearheaded the drive to take the Pipes and Drums to Washington D.C. as Oregon's representative in the July 4, 1985 parade, will return this summer. He will ad- junct the parade. Mr. John Huntsman received honors from Ricks College in Idaho. He was named to that college's Athletic Hall of Fame. Mr. Dave Lange received a grant from OMSI for his work in coordinating science and math in hands-on learning experiences. Named as Oregon Athletic Director of the year, Mr. Rick Jaggars is pictured on page 66. Ever constant in its support of WM activities, the Booster Club enables many projects to achieve success. Mr. Sheldon Kirk served as president of the group and Mrs. Carolyn Shanks served as secretary. Paws and Claws proudly salutes these special people. 81 A Able, Tom 13, 30, 36, 63 Academic Awards 80 Administration 78, 79 Albert, Kami 6, 20, 56, 64, 65 Allen, Misty 33 Allen, Terry 33, 38, 47 Alexander, Bill 2, 42, 77 Athletic Awards 66 B Bannister, Darlene 79 Barahona, Fabricio 5, 30 Barnett, Debra 33, 46 Bechtel, Verle 79 Betts, Andy 13, 33, 38, 47, 53 Betts, Charles 78 Bernier, Drew 3, 22, 30, 38, 47, 58, 63 Beyerley, Doug 33, 38 Bjorklund, John 13, 39, 56, 59 Bjorklund, Mary 20, 21, 33, 42, 53, 63 Boatright, Jessie 56 Bond, Deidre 30 Bonham, Christine 43, 46, 56 Bonham, Tricia 25, 30, 46 Booster Club 81 Bott, Penny 10, 24, 47, 58, 72 Brody, Tiffany 45, 47, 56 Bugbee, Kelli 25, 27, 30, 32, 64 Burch, Rob 33 Butler, Cheri 20, 33, 42, 49, 53 Butler, Michael 4, 13, 39, 56 Baseball 60, 61 Basketball Boy's C 39 Basketball Girl's C 43 Basketball J.V. Boy's 39 Basketball J.V. Girl's 42 Basketball Boy's 36, 37 Basketball Girl's 40, 41 c Caldwell, Laura 6, 8, 11, 24, 68, 69, 70, 72 Caldwell, Scott 34, 60, 61 Carlock, Stacy 5, 20, 21, 56 Carlson, Russann 34 Carson, Jackie 34, 63 Carson, Robin 11, 13, 15, 72 Carter, Billie 17, 27, 34, 41, 53, 63 Carter, Kirsten 45, 47, 56 Caskey, Jim 10, 72 Cassel, Steve 13, 22, 26, 30, 36, 51, 53 Cassel, Tim 13, 34, 38 Christopher, Kenny 10, 13, 47, 70 Cogswell, Katrina 20, 34, 42, 63 Clark, Ernie 23, 26, 30, 31, 47 Copenhaver, Bill 5, 13, 30 Crawford, Michelle 34, 42, 47, 64 Crawford, Sandy 34 Crouter, Monty 30 Cummings, Dave 74 D Davis, Steve 5, 13, 16, 30, 60 Davis, Teresa 9, 24, 68, 69, 72 Davis, Tonya 44, 56 Donnelly, Kim 25, 30, 46, 52 Dowd, Michelle 17, 20, 34, 42, 63 Drama 52 DuBois, Laverna 25, 27, 30, 44, 52 E Elder, Amy 34 Entze, Kurt 12, 27, 36, 37, 69, 70, 73 Erickson, Mark 8, 25, 27, 36, 51, 60, 69, 71, 72 Erickson, Matt 13, 30, 47 F Faculty 74, 75, 76, 77 Farrow, Kurt 11, 72 Fazzari, Greg 36, 77 Fehrenbacher, Maryjane 46, 74 FFA 47 FHA 46 Fifield, Jason 30 Football 13, 14, 15 Football, JV 15 Funk, Sheila 56 G Gardner, Robert 30, 46, 63 Giger, Mona 33, 34 Gottfried, George 75, 81 Gould, Becky 2, 26, 30, 41, 51, 53 Graduation 72, 73 Grover, Carol 46, 56 H Hagen, Whip 5, 13, 34 Hagey, Jenny 34, 42, 47, 63 Hahn, Sky 5, 30 Hall, Carla 8, 24, 46, 63, 72 Hall, James 16, 39, 57, 63 Hall of Fame 70, 71 Hansell, Bill 13, 16, 30, 36, 47, 58, 64 Hansell, Sarah 33, 43, 47, 57 Hanson, Devin 2, 13, 39, 57, 59, 60, 61 Hanson, Janet 78 Hanson, Todd 9, 13, 14, 15, 24, 60, 61, 70, 72 Harral, Ron 30, 53 Harrison, Terry 2 Harris, Lynn 13, 77, 79 Harris, Ryan 3, 11, 47, 58, 72 Harris, Zane 34 Hauff, Tara 34 Hearn, Bill 13, 33, 34 Hearn, Thoren 39, 57, 63 Herrmann, Trudi 30 Hill, Tylene 8, 68, 69, 72 Homecoming 22, 23 Huntsman, John 38, 63, 75, 81 I Isakson, Trinda 57 J Jackson, Thad 6, 25, 38, 60, 61 Jaggars, Jennifer 17, 19, 34, 40, 49, 53, 64, 65 Jaggars, Rick 6, 20, 66, 76 James, Camille 57 Jamieson, Troy 31 Johnson, Wendy 34, 63 Joy, Darla 9, 17, 18, 19, 22, 23, 25, 26, 41, 47, 68, 69, 71, 72 Judd, Trina 34 Judkins, Suellen 31, 45, 51 Juniors 30, 31, 32 K Kennedy, Shawn 31 82 Keough, Jenny 5, 57, 59 Kesling, Tara 8, 12, 22, 23, 40, 41, 47, 51, 58, 70 Kesling, Betty 78 Killgore, Eric 31 King, Sondra 20, 34 Kirk, Adie 8, 9, 12, 17, 19, 22, 23, 25, 40, 53, 71 Kirk, Angie 20, 22, 23, 43, 47, 56, 57, 58, 59, 64 Knight, Nan 57 Kuest, Laurel 2, 43, 46, 57, 64 Kyles, Mike 60, 75 L Lang, Dave 77, 81 Lieuallen, Jennifer 43, 57 Long, Kelli 17, 22, 23, 31, 40, 53, 58, 62 Luke, Marcus 3, 57, 59 M Madison, Jennifer 4, 31, 51, 52 Mallory, Shane 9, 24, 25, 26, 36, 37, 51, 60, 61, 69, 71, 72 Martin, Tonya 35 Mattison, Jeaney 2, 57 Mascak, Jamie 5, 13, 35 McLean, Cathryn 75 McShane, Reg 22, 41, 47, 76 Meadows, Chet 57 Millard, Jennifer 10, 24, 70, 72, 73 Miller, Scott 8, 24, 26, 27, 36, 52, 60, 68, 69, 71, 72 Morrison, Pete 13, 39, 47, 57, 60 Morton, Dan 13, 16, 47, 57, 60, 61 Morton, Pam 17, 19, 31, 41, 47, 53, 58, 64, 65 Morton, Shelly 8, 17, 19, 25, 40, 53, 60, 67, 72 Mote, Donald 35 Myrland, Julie 58 Myrland, Lisa 12, 53, 71 N Nantes, Willy 8, 9, 46, 58, 70 Nash, Berle 74 Nash, Chris 13, 47, 58, 60 Nelson, Kris 12, 24, 70, 73 Nye, Brian 58, 64 P Parker, Garrie 43, 47, 58 Patzkowski, Jimmy 4, 46, 58, 64 Patzkowski, Shelley 11, 46, 52, 74 Perez, Javer 35 Perrin, Tom 31, 67 Peterson, Lome 6, 12, 13, 15, 24, 68, 69, 70, 73 Photo 24, 25 Pike, John 13, 35, 36, 61 Pipes and Drums 49 Prom 68, 69 Publications 27 Purcell, Heidi 2, 32 Pyle, Sheri 74 Pyle, Steve 74, 81 Pyle, Suzie 20, 35, 42, 60, 61 R Rally 44, 45 Reinhart, Gordon 78 Reitz, Melissa 20, 32, 42, 46 Remington, Ben 4, 35, 38, 63 Robinson, Wendy 22, 23, 27, 35 Ryan, Stacie 20, 43, 46, 58, 59 s Sater, Holly 32 Scheibner, Kevin 13, 39, 57, 58, 59 Schmidtgall, Terry 78 Schubert, Duveen 27, 76 Schuening, Edward 13, 58 Seniors 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 Shafer, Christy 17, 25, 27, 32, 41, 64 Shafer, John 13, 39, 58, 64 Shanks, Bob 13, 32, 47, 51, 53, 60, 61 Shanks, John 13, 23, 32, 36, 47, 51, 53, 58, 60 Sheoships, Orville 35, 39, 63 Shepard, Dawn 20, 41, 58 Shepard, Richard 35 Smith, Chris 3, 13, 35, 38 Smith, Juile 35 Snodgrass, Forrest 10, 24, 25, 62, 63, 71, 72 Sophomores 33, 34, 35 Spanish 28 Speed, David 32, 36 Spiess, Christy 58 Spilker, Beverly 47, 58 Spilker, Jean 35, 47 Sponsor 84 Stine, Howard 4, 58 Student Government 26 T Taylor, Craig 32, 45, 51, 52, 53, 64, 65 Taylor, Elvin 76 Terry, Mike 78 Thompson, Cindy 35 Thompson, EllaMae 35 Track 62, 63 Turk, Jeannie 58 Turk, Teresa 58 V VanOcker, Megan 17, 31, 32, 40, 51, 53, 64 Volleyball 18, 19 Volleyball, JV 20, 21 w Waldo, John 46, 58 Walker, Jenny 35 Walker, Troy 4, 35 Watson, Cassy 35 Watson, Debbie 32, 44, 46, 53 Weathers, Bill 35, 39, 60, 61 Werhan, Miranda 43, 58 Whaley, Angela 58 Williamson, Theta 78 W-M Club 54 Y Youncs, Roger 5, 13, 25, 32, 63 z Zenger, Dianna 30, 31, 32 Zerba, James 13, 39, 47, 58, 60 83 SPONSORS am L H.S. — IL lc L� ro ‘ if o 11 r rrniwS 7 i 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