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

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Disappointing Season r ror C 3 SCOREBOARD Elgin L Elgin L Stanfield L Heppner L Pendleton L Umatilla L Stanfield L Heppner L Umatilla L According to the C- team volleyball coach, Margaret Kincaid, all the goals of the team were met This was the team's year to learn, practice skills, and have fun. Many of the members were experiencing their first year of playing vol- leyball. FRESHMAN APRIL SHOESHIPS sets the ball up for a spike C Team Volleyball 23

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Training For Varsity Under the leadership of Coach Rick Jaggars, the Weston-McEwen junior varsity volleyball team fin- ished the season with a 10-3 record. Four Varsity members played down to contribute to the wins. These players were Michelle Dowd, Cheri Butler, Kami Albert, and Anjie Kirk. Looking back at the season, Mr. Jaggars was pleased. I thought the kids did a great job. We were 10-3 and finished the year with 7 straight wins. COACH JAGGARS peps up his team 22 Junior Varsity Volleyball

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TOM ABLE DREW BERNIER STEVE CASSEL ERNIE CLARK Fantastic Finish Tiger scot 2 Win Lost Six Spirits were soaring as high as the mid-day sun in the clear blue sky over the Umatilla football Stadium It was the TigerScots final game of the season regardless of the outcome, but the team still had some- thing to prove. Umatilla had not been beaten in league play and had the league championship wrapped up. The TigerScots were on a five game winning streak and had been touted as playing the best ball in the CBC. Even though the championship slot had already been filled the best team in the league would be decided by this game. The sun glistened off the helmets of the two teams as they lined up for the opening kickoff. “We won the toss and elected to receive. I was nervous at first, but after the first hit I knew they were ours. said All-State tackle Robert Muniz. The final score was Weston-McEwen 28, Umatilla 14. We were the best team in the league. After 24 years of coaching football, Mr. Harris has decided to retire from coaching. His teaching coaching career began 24 years ago at Meadow Valley High School in New Meadows, Idaho. Not only did he coach football, but he also taught history, government. Senior English, Freshman Eng- lish, speech, and p.e. He was at Meadow Valley for two years, then at Pocatello H.S. for two years. From there he went to Sher- man Co. for three years. Pilot-Rock for three years, Sandy for twelve years and then coached our football team for two years. Mr. Harris will continue on as our Vice Principal, but says It will be strange not to be coaching next fall. He did add howev- er that he would be offering his sugges- tions from the stands. SCOREBOARD WM 6 GRANT UNION 28 WM 8 PILOT ROCK 14 WM 48 WASCO COUNTV 0 WM 8 HEPPNER 22 WM 60 STANFIELD 8 WM 22 WAHTONKA 7 WM 33 RIVERSIDE 0 WM 46 SHERMAN CO. 8 WM 26 UMATILLA 14 Tigerscot football players re- ceived many fine honors and awards for their outstanding play. There were 15 slots filled by Ti- gerscots on the C.B.C. All-Con- ference teams. Bob Shanks off. guard and def. linebacker; Ernie Clark def. line and HM off. guard. Robert Muniz off. tackle and HM def. line. Bill Hansell def. back. Tom Able off. tackle; Whip Hagen def. end. John Pike running back and punter, Steve Magnuson run- ning back. Honorable Mention, Drew Brenier def. line; Justin Peek running back; Roger Youce def back. Four tigerscots were named to the All-State teams. First Team. Bob Shanks off. guard. Second Team Whip Hagen def. end. Third Team, Bill Hansell def. back; Rob- ert Muniz off. tackle. Senior Bob Shanks was also named to the Shrine Team as an off. guard. 24