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

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TOM ABLE was involved in three sports and extra cur- ricular activities CHERYL MC CULLOUGH was involved in art and journal- ism. She plans to go back to Florida. SHAWN KENNEDY enjoyed shop and computer He will study computer engineering JOHN SHANKS lettered in many sports. He plans to at- tend a four year college KIM DONNELLY plans to be- come a dental assistant. She held state office in F.H.A. SKY HAHN was active in pho- tography and shop. After graduation he plans on working. STORMY YOUNG plans to join the Army. She was active in journalism, chorus and art TOM PERRIN hopes to in- crease his cash flow after college He was in tennis and photo. CHRISTY SHAFER played vol- leyball, basketball and ten- nis She plans to attend B.M.C.C. DAVE SPEED lettered in base- ball and basketball. He plans to work after graduation. KENNY CHRISTOPHER with- drew. ROGER YOUNCS was in- volved in band and track He plans to become a diesel mechanic

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Wa Stand Together . . President John Shanks Graduation Highlights The month of May was a busy one for the Senior class. They worked as slaves and held two car washes to raise money for the senior party and to pay off old debts. They also at- tended several parties, and meetings held in their honor. The community churches spon- sored Senior Breakfast. Baccalaureate was held in the Weston Auditorium May 25. The Graduation ceremony was held at 8:00, May 28 in the Gymnasium. Afterwards the seniors attended a very unique party at the Ace of Clubs in Walla-Walla. At the party they cele- brated freedom from school, laughed about old times and made plans to stay friends for- ever. Spirit was their middle name and it showed in all as- pects of senior life. Being active in pep assemblies, sports, and elective classes made an exciting senior year. The seniors used more paper, paint, balloons, and chicken feathers than ever before. It seemed they had an inex- haust able supply of energy. Then Spring Break rolled around and senioritis hit. Anticipation for graduation started the seniors counting the days as they made plans for life after high school. As the day approached the seniors were busy addressing and mailing announce- ments, and scurring to meet deadlines. SENO? CLASS OFFICERS, Sargeant at arms Steve Da- vis. Representative Pam Morton, Secretary treasurer Kelli Bugbee, Vice-President Thomas Klett, President John Shanks 14 Seniors

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DEBORAH WATSON plans to major in psychology. She was a cheerleader and was active in F.H.A DIANNA ZENGER was in- volved in pipes and drums, jazz and band She plans to attend beauty school CRAIG TAYLOR plans to at- tend Eastern Oregon State University He was the school mascot and belonged to band, chorus and Pipes and Drums. THAD JACKSON plans to study photography in col- lege He played football, basketball and baseball ERIC KILLGORE wants to move to the coast after graduation MEGAN VAN OCKER played in volleyball, basketball and tennis She plans a career in aerospace 16