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VER Published by The Senior Class of Beaverton High Shool Beaverton, Oregon The Man With the Pipe...That's Jack Disfinciion of being ihe Beaver 'ro falce ihe longesf +0 gradua+e from Beaverfon high school goes fo homespun Jack Osfield, honorary member of Winged B and proud possessor of a leHerman's sweaier. Jack has fre- quenied Beaver corridors for nearly lifieen years. Ofien in assembly, always af games, and never in class, he has made slow progress academically. Bur he never shirlcs an assignment mosi of which are self-imposed. Neafly iuclced away in Jaclc's home, jus? a few doors from ihe high school, are accuraie records of all Beaver aihleiic coniesls. A veieran phoiographer, Jack has puncfuaied 'rhese records wiih acfion shols of 'rhe boys. Each year he presenfs picfures fo ihe senior a+hlefes. The lasf 'rwo years he made These picfures inio siaiueiies. A pharmacisf by profession, a flower-fancier and phoiographer by choice, Jack is a friend of high school lcids by insiinci. His iaunly hi kids is well-known among sfudenis. Jack can boasi a Beaver graduaie in his family when Janice, his daughier, receives her diploma in May. To you, Jaclc, wifhouf whom our school could noi operafe, fhe Annual Sraff dedicaies +his I95O Beaver. Qu TABLE OF CO TENTS .f Y v A, Oc CQUARSEL 'BJIIXQRQ :NRS AXWWA , ffmwb Sue:-ATS cpe, caaxa NX Qidfuae KN 'Vat XQQQK - -- Cqqt mpg! KQOCR-XC.R'5 QXQQSTV gykfgu Mfg Rem SON CxRR.xuc-:ci xx Y3eC.G.cnIcx.R --- miss i if a , . sig? SCNFQRA S MK' 'Reis - --'The X096 Cawitine :bcwfxok gnki Gm.:-1 CDR. Qioedixrlg gags Q:ioSK --' ' ROOM , , is I CLASSES Seniors .... Juniors .... Sophomores Freshmen .,., DEPARTMENTS Adminisfrafion ,..,,,,4.,,.,,,,4,,, Office and Boa rd ...,,,.,.,,,.. Bus Drivers and Cusfodians Libra ry ..............,.,,4.,,,.,,,,,,., Cafeferia .,......... ORGANIZATIONS Sfuden+ Officers Beaver Sfaff ,,.,,,..... Hummer Sfaff ..,,... Pep Club ........... G-lee Club ...,. Band ........,...,.,,,..... Public Speaking .....,., Y-Teens ..........,.... Hi-Y ...,.....,,.,.. Fire Squad ...,. G. A. A. ....cc . Winged B ......,. Kilocycles ....... Red Cross ....... Torch Honor Drivers' Club .,.,,.., ATHLETICS Foofball ......... Baskefball ....,A. Baseball ....,c...........,.. Tennis and Boxing ,.,..,.. Track .................,..c..... Rifle and Golf .,..... Skiing ....,,,.,.,,,..., Girls Sporfs .,.,,,. FEATU RE Spring Reign ..... Junior Prom ....... Assemblies .,..,....,,,..,.,,,, Dances ...,...............,..,,..,,, Th rough fhe Keyholes ..... ADS .......,, INDEX ucc,. I a Q D f N5 -.5 ,351 - ,mv gp. my ,J Ann? '-. I ' 0' 4. W if ,N .jiri .Tim x ar, cg, A 'li ham. ,X . wr' x- . iw . . Iv.. nf. kkxrvk A Q. - . 4. .f xl Y' Z' v ' 14' W, .1 ., A Q . -1? -we - 'H ' N ' XL , 3. .Y . 1 5' , M gg- ,lu , M.. 'gr x - X., . .jx 1-i kt if s- - Af' Q 4' Q , , Q ' .5 s if ,sf x . 1 , x KY . , - . vs? 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Winning The coveled service Tlag in The ChrisTmas Toy drive sTarTed The climb. Megaphones were made and ild, and a slcaTing parTy climaxed The endless round oT acTiviTies The Treshman year. l-Tonor came To The ladder in The sophomore year as Marilyn McCamley won a gold key in The NaTional Arls Award ConTesT. 7 The iunior year was never To be TorgoTTen as The class OT '50 was The TirsT privileged To hold iTs Junior Prom in The new caTeTeria. WhaT a wonderTul dance iT was! 9-sg, -H. E gs Q .ns- 1 Wu! Qc. Jim Gregory, Presidenl 2nd SemesTer The second halT oT The cen- Tury began and The seniors add' ed much Toward Their goal in The Tield oT poliTics. Many seniors held S. B. oTTices. They showed Their love oT music by presenTing an assembly TeaTur- ing a vocal quarTeT. CommencemenT May 25 marlced The lasT sTep wiTh T57 seniors leaving behind This lad- der oT work, honor, and good Times To seek new challenges and new heighTs. Lefl' To RighT. Sfandinq: Lucille Goyalc, TalenT scoufg Dolores Carlson, song leader: Marjorie Robinson, pian- isTg Sam Holrnes, Treasurer: Gloria ChrisTensen, secreTary:Georgia Hiclcs. yell leader: Beverly Nicoll, yell leader, Gerald MorTord, reporlerg Bob Graves, vice-presidenT. ARLENE AMELL. Transfer: Sl, Mary's. Gym Leader, Y-Teens, G.A.A. CYNTHIA ARPKE, Glee Club, Junior Red Cross, Y-Teens, Pep Club, G.A.A. JOE BALFE. Foolball, Drivers' Club, Fire Squad, Winged B , Sr. Class Treas- urer. DAVID BAUMAN. Transfer: Granl Hiqlw. NORMA JEAN BLACK. Y-Teen Cabinef, Pep Club Sec.-Treas.,G.A.A., Y-Teens, Phofoqraplny. BEVERLY BLANK. Spring Reiqn Princess. Y-Teen Cabinel, Rally Squad, Torcln Honor, Pep Club. LEANORE BOYSON. Drum Maiorelle, Beaver Stall, Plwolograplny, Y-Teens, G.A.A. Execufive Board. BARBARA BOZICI-l. G.A.A., Y-Teens MARILYN BREWSTER. Transfer: Sealfle. Spring Reign Princess, Sludenl Body Secrelary, Jr. Class Yell Leader, Y- Teens. GEORGIA BRUER. Drum Corps, Office Pracrice. ROBERT BRYANT. Junior Red Cross, Boys' Chorus, Drivers' Club. DONNA KAY BURT. Sprinq Reign Prin- cess, Sludenl Body Secrelary, Y-Teen Treasurer, Torch I-lonor, Band. BARBARA CAMPBELL. Beaver Slall. G.A.A., Phofograpluy, Speech, Glee Club. FERN CANNADAY. Transfer: Hillsboro. G.A.A. Presidenl, Pep Club. Y-Teens Baslcelball Caplain. BERYL CAREY. G.A.A., YeTeens. DOLORES CARLSON. Froslr Class Song Leader, Y-Teens, Soplw. Class Yell Leader, Glee Club, Fresh Class Yell Leader. DOROTHY LEE CARR. Torcli Honor Presidenl, Y-Teen Cabinel, G.A.A., Drum Maiorelle, Froslw Class Yell Leader. DONALD CHAMBERS. Band, Traclr, Baslcelball, Drivers' Club. PAUL Cl-IOBAN. Speeclw, Hummer Slall, Torclw Honor, Beaver Slalf. IOR GLORIA CHRISTENSEN. Sfudenf Body Song Leader. Spring Reiqn Princess. Glee Club Vice-Presidenf, Sr. Class Secrefary, Soph. Class Sonq Leader. MYRON CLANCY, Drivers' Club, Traclc. OLIVER COBB. Fire Squad, Drivers' Club, Boys' Chorus, I-li-Y. JACK COKER. Transfer: New Mexico. Football, Baslcefball, Junior Red Cross, Sr. Class Vice-Presidenf. JOHN COMER. Band, Tennis, Drivers' Club, I-lurnrner Slaff, Sludenl Body Rcporler. MILLIE COVIC. G.A.A., Y-Teens, Office Pracfice. MARVIN CRANE. Foolball. ALLAN CROENI. Band, Pep Club. Drivers' Club, Sr. Class Pianisf, Traclr. THOMAS CUNNINGI-IAM, Speech. PATRICIA DENTON, Transfer: Vancou- ver. Sr. Class Secrefary, Y-Teens. G.A.A., Office Pracfice. TRACY DITMARS. Pep Club, Foofball. Traclc, Drivers' Club. DORINE DOLLEY. Pep Club, Y-Teens. G.A.A., Band, Gym Leader. DONALD DRAKE. Transfer: Gresham Tennis, Beaver Sfaff, Drivers' Club Speech. DONALD DUFFIELD. H,ivY, Fire Squad Sludenf Body Mgr., Baslcelball, Base- ball. ARNOLD EFFINGER. Foofball, Speech Track. NORMA EMERICK. Y-Teen Cabinef Baslcefball Capfain, G.A.A. Vice Presiclcnl, Office Pracfice, Y-Teens. GEORGE EVANS. Transfer: Wisconsin Foofball, I-li-Y,Winqed Forensics LOLA FAIN. Transfer: Wesporf. Y-Teens Phofoqraphy. NORMAN FANNO. Drivers' Club. M yftM'N duff MARYAN N FER RY. Y-Teens. CARL FETTY. Hi-Y, Track, Spring Reign Trumpefer, Foofball, Fire Squad. NANCY FLINN. Pep Club, Y-Teen Cabinef, Junior Red Cross. Glee Club.G.A.A. GEORGE FRANZEN. Boys' Chorus, Drivers' Club. ,buff-,d4,...4,al4-uf'I1 STANLEY FREDEEN. lnferclass Baslcef- ball. SYLVIA FRICKE. Y-Teens, G.A.A., Pep Club. WILLIAM FUDGE. Transfer: California. Sfudenf Body Treasurer, Speech. GILBERT GALLIEN. Hi-Y, Foofball. Track. Drivers' Club. WANDA GANGER. Y-Teens. Jr. Class Yell Leader. G.A.A., Glee Club, Pho- fography. JERRY GARVIN. Hi-Y, Drivers' Club President Foofball, Fire Squad. Base- ball. GERALDINE GLASGOW. Transfer: Roosevelf High. Y-Teens, G.A.A., Of- fice Pracfice, Driver's Training. AUDREY GOLDEN. Librarian, Glee Club, Y-Teens, G.A.A., Junior Red Cross. LUCILLE GOYAK. Torch Honor Treas- urer, Y-Teens, Office Praciice. DOUGLAS GRAF. Sfudenf Body Yell Leader, Drivers' Club, Boys' Chorus, Track, Soph. Class Song Leader. MURIEL GRANUM. G.A.A., Y-Teens. ROBERT GRAVES. Frosh Class Presidenf, Foofball, Sr. Class Vice-Presidenf. Winged B , Phofography. BERTON GREDVIG. Foofball, Fire Squad, Hi-Y Vice-President Jr. Class Presidenf, Sfudenf Body Yell Leader. LESTER GREGERSEN. Drivers' Club, Box- ing, Phofography. JAMES GREGORY. Fire Squad Chief, Foofball, Hi-Y, Speech, Sr. Class Pres- idenf. JOSEPH GRIGC-S. Transfer: Graril Hiqlw. Foolball, Traclc, Drivers' Club, Speech. PATRICIA HAGTN. Y-Teen Cabinel. Beaver Slalf G-lee Club. NORMAN HAINES. Winged Base- ball, Baskelball, Soplr, Class Vice- Prrfsidrrnl. OLOFF LLL HANSEN. Foofball, Winged Drivers' Club Secrelary, Sr. Class R1-porler, Soon. Class Treasurer. BETTY LOU HART. Y-Teens. BEVERLY JEAN HARTER. G.A.A., Y- Teens. MYRTLE HASKELL. Cv.A.A. Execulive Board, Y-Teens. Gym Leader. DIANNE HATHAWAY. Forensris, Y- Teens, Hummer Slalf, G.A.A., Drivers' Traininq. RAYMOND HEARD. Drivers' Club. VIVIAN HENSON. Y-Teens, Beaver Stall. MELVIN l-llCKETl-llER. Drivers' Club. GEORGIA HICKS. Sludenl Body Sona Leader Pep Club Y Tr,-rfns C-lee Club, Jr. Class Yell Lefrdffr. DELORES HOHNSTLIN. Translixri l-lills- boro. Y-Teens, G,A.A., Librarian. NORRIS HOLMES. Trail: Boxinq, Slci Club, Drivers' Club. SAM HOLMLiS. l-li Y, Vwfinqrfd B L, Ecol- ball, Drivers' Club, Beaver Slall. MAXINE HOUK. Y-Tuens, G,A,A., Glee Club, Librarian. ROBERT HUNT. Baslrelball, Boys'Cl1orus Plwoloqraphy, Boxing, Tennis. HELEN ISLAND. Torch Honor Secrelary, Y-Teen Cabinel, Junior Red Cross, Office Pradiae, Y-Teens. DALE JERSEY. Drivers' Club, Baslcelball, Foolball. IORS IH jr ,J Ls 'U' s is F sf . -ass - f.. is nu 1 J. . as z 70 s Ei . . as X i E Q sx Sai T 5 41 v is S N it sa Ng X Ya Es Dssxisws as sv .ws X Q o A Z' N X3- X fx. 'NH .11 if ar ,K- -Q' AVIS JONES. Forensics, Glee Club, Y- Teens, G.A.A. HELEN JURGENSEN. Pep Club, YA Teens, G.A,A., Office Praclice. KENT KITTS. Band, Drivers' Club, Torch Honor. AL KLUSER. Boys' Chorus. DONNA KRIESKE. Y-Teen Cabinel, Rally Squad, Erosh Class Secrelary, Soph. Class Treasurer, Pep Club Secrefary. BEVERLY JANE LARSON. Y-Teen Cab- inel, Pep Club, Librarian, Speech Class Presidenl. MARCIA LEE. Transfer: Gran? High. G,A.A. DALE LINDSAY. Sludenf Body Vice- Presidenf, Fire Squad Caplain, Hi-Y Presiclenf, Baskelball, Eoolball. DOROTHY LINDSAY. Soph. Class Sec- relary, Pholography, Ollice Praclice. DORIS LIVENGOOD. G-lee Club. SHIRLEY MARUGG. Transfer: Girls' Poly. 6.A.A., Baslcefball, Volleyball. MARILYN McCAMLEY. Y-Teens, G.A.A., Arl, Junior Red Cross, Beaver Sfall. BETTY JEAN MCDANIEL. Glee Club. HOWARD McKlNNEY. Beaver Slall, Pholoqraphy, Arf. GORDON MCMINN. Transfer: Canada. Drivers' Club, Torch Honor, Track, Ollice Praclice. DONALD METCALFE. Baslcelball Cap- lain, Jr. Class Vice-Presidenl, Winged Baskelball. ART MIDDLETON. Transfer: Lincoln High. Arl. VIRGINIA MOCK. Transfer: Girls' Poly. G.A.A., Driver's Training. GERALDINE MOLASH. 6.A.A., Glee Club. IOR LEO MOLASH. Foofbell, Traclc, Drivers Club, Winqed MYRTLE MONOI-ION. Y-Teens. LAURINE MOORE. Transfer: Tafl. Hum- mer Slaff, Glee Club. ' GERALD MORFORD. Sfudenl Body Re- porter, Baseball, Sr. Class Reporfer. Drivers' Club, Speech. MARILYN MULL. 6.A.A. DOROTHY NICKOL. Sprinq Reiqn Prine rf-ss, Pep Club, Y-Teen Cabiner, Glee Club, Froslw Class Secrelary. BEVERLY NICOLL. Rally Squad, Jr. Class Yell Leader, Glee Club, Sr. Class Yell Leader, Office Praciice. RICHARD OLSON. Transfer: Franklin Hiqh. Pep Club, Ecorball, Beaver Slaff, Speech. ROBERT OLSON. Drivers' Club, Traclr. JANICE OSFIELD. Pep Club, Y4Teen Cabinel, Rally Squad, G.A.A., Glee Club. RICHARD PALUMBO. Torcli Honor, Drivers' Club. CHARLOTTE PARKER. Transfer: SI. Marys Y-Teens, G.A.A., Glee Club, Office Praciice. I ROBERT RAMSDELL. Sfudenf Body Pres- idenf, Winged B Secrelary, Eire Squad Caplain, Erosli Class Vice- Prcsidenf, Baslcelball. CARROLL RAYBURN. Plioloqraplny. MARJORIE ROBINSON. Glee Club President Y-Teen Cabinei, Pep Club. Beaver Edilor, Torcln Honor Presidenf. LaVERN ROESKE. Drivers' Club. ,-.. J as . gm 'Pb L '52 'B 41 J I I ii 2 ff if - f-.V ,s ROBERT SANDERS. Drivers' Club, Track. ROBERT SAUNDERS. Drivers' Club, Boys' Chorus, Phofograplwy. DORIS SCHLAEFLI. G.A.A. Execulive Board, Y-Teen Cabinel, Office Prac- Irice. 6.A.A., Y-Teens. IORS yaarwa R Jig? i Hi. 3, Ii , .s XA - WM ,bl i 1 s I wif M9 . 'M Q NANCY SHOFNER. Y-Teen Cabinef. -.-. . Librarian, Beaver Sfaff, Office Prac- ' .,.,.N - .. I . X flce. CARYL JEAN 5 ,:::h.x, , GENE SMITH. Club. Sfaff. ,ws ,f 5.53 Cross. WILLIAM STINNETT. Drivers' Club. Basicefball. MARY CATHERINE STOUT. Glee Club. Y-Teens. DONALD STRANDBERG. Foofball Sfu- denf Body Presidenf, Hi-Y, Fire Squad, Soph. Class Presidenf. JOYCE STEELE. Transfer: Girls' Poly. G.A.A., Baslrefball, Volleyball. RUTH STERN. Y-Teens, G.A.A., Glee Club. Office Pracfice. SHORT. Band, Beaver Sfaff, Speech, Drum Corps. ROBERT SINCLAIR. Sfudenf Body Re- porier, Junior Red Cross, Drivers' Club, Hummer Sfaff, Speech. ROSEMARY SLEDGE. Sfudenf Body Song Leader, Y-Teens. Glee Club, Pep Club, Jr. Class Talenf Scouf. GEORGIA SLOCUM. Pep Club, Torch Honor, Sfudenf Body Pianisf, Y-Teens, Jr. Class Pianisf. Traclr, Boxing, Drivers ROSE MARIE SMITH. Transfer: Hills- boro. Y-Teens, G-lee Club, Hummer STELLA SNYDER. Transfer: Jefferson High. Y-Teens, Drivers' Training. MARY SOINE. Y-Teens. SALLY STEARNS. Spring Reign Crown Princess, Sfudenf Body Yell Leader, Y-Teen Presidenf, Jr. Class Secrefary. Sr. Class Yell Leader. .. 3.95 if . Club Presidenf, Assoc. Edifor of Beaver, Y-Teen Secrefary. Junior Red JANET STICKLER. Transfer: Norfh Da- kofa. G.A.A., Y-Teens. MARVIN STICKLER. Transfer: Norfh Dalnofa. Drivers' Club. ROBERT STIFFLER. Transfer: Washing- fon. Boys' Chorus. ICDRSIS RUSSELL STRINGI-IAM. Kilowalfs, Boys' Chorus, Traclr, Drivers' Club, Kilo- cycles. AUDREY SULLIVAN. Transfer: Minne- sola. Y-Teen Treasurer. Torch Honor, Phofography, Y-Teens. ROBERT SYVERSON. Hi-Y, Fire Squad. Drivers' Club, Winged Baseball. ALFRED TAENNLER. Boys' Chorus. Drivers' Club. MARY JANE TAGGART. Y-Teens. G-.A.A., Speech, Office Pracfice. DONA TARDY. Transfer: Roosevelf High. Pep Club, Office Praclice, Driver's Training. THELMA TARDY. Transfer: Roosevelf High. Sfudenf Body Yell Leader, Drum Corps, Office Pracfice, Driver's Train- ing. CAROL TAYLOR. Transfer: Tacoma. Soph. Class Secrefary, Beaver Slaff. Hummer Sfaff, Speech. JOAN THOMPSON. G.A.A., Y-Teens. Office Pracfice. ROBERT THOMPSON. Frosh Class Pres- iclenf, Hi-Y, Foofball. Traclc, Drivers' Club. RICHARD TIMMONS. Foofball, Track, Hi-Y, Sr. Class President Winged PETER TOZER. Rifle Club. Tennis. Beaver Sfaff, Phofography. LORETTA TRACHSEL. G.A.A., Pholoq- raphy. CAROL VANDER MEULEN. Transfer: Iowa. Torch Honor Secrelary, Junior Red Cross. G.A.A. Secrelary, Y-Teen Cabinel. WALLACE VAN DOMELEN. Transfer: Roosevelf High. Traclr Manager. JULIA VANTZELFDEN. Y-Teens, Pholog- raphy. Speech, Beaver Sfaff, Glee Club. IDRS HARRY WOLD. Fire Squad. Hi-Y Pres- idenf, Jr. Class Presidenf, Foofball Junior Red Cross. BERNARD YOUNG. Kilowaffs, Drivers Club, Traclr. Nof Picfured. Harry Sayles. John Krieclc Bill Denfon, Gary Davis, Richard Cle menf. 45- y, M1 J 'Ky' ,l WJ 4 si' L vi L' I' -'liJuniors Adopt Southern Accent... ,K 'J Ed Clemens, Presidenf lsf Se 1 5 di, I J in 1: i lsf row: Jim Tsugawa. Kaiherine Goyalc, Richard Larsen. 2nd row: Bob Badon, Ed Clemens, June Meyers, Barbara Hemriclr, Barry Hoaglin, Bill Byrd. Moving info +he s'rraigh'r- away in 'rhe lhird lap of +he race The juniors are rapidly breezing along foward +he finish line. Holding 'lhe lead rein dur- ing lhe firsi semesfer was Ed Clemens. Barry l-loaglin assisfed as vice-president along wi+h Barbara l-lemrich, secrefary: Bob Barlon, lreasurer: Richard Larsen, reporfer: Karherine Goyalc, song leader, and yell leaders Bill Byrd and Jim Tsugawa. Affer sprinring info +he second semesfer, Roger Murch spurred ahead fo become presiden+ of 'rhe class. Ray DeYoung came in as vice-presidenr, followed by JoAnn Kramer, secrelary: Dick Wise, freasurer: and David Ellio++, re- porrer. ln 'rhe music and voice making deparimenf are: Lois Findley, pianist LaVelle Flannery, song leader: 'wilh Joanne Krafr and Pefe Carpenfer, yell leaders. 'K The Colonial Sou'rh was lhe wi +heme of fhe Junior Prom held May l2, under fhe general direciion of Roger Murch. Ruling as queen of fhe l95O Spring Reign was gracious and lovely Pal T ' ' I Roger Murch. Presidenf 2nd Semesier raner' a 'Umor' of Course' Juniors monopolized ihe service plaque all year. Isl row: Peler Carpenfer, David Elliof, Diclr Wise. Ray DeYoung. 2nd row: LaVelle Flannery, Jo Ann Kramer, Lois Findley, Joanne Kraft 3rd row: Roger Murch. I7 QQ K.. 'RIN x.,. Io Riqhi: Row I. B. Larson, J. Barron, V. Tonqes, M. Minniclr, A. Ghiqlielfi, B. Poinfer. R ow 2. B. Senz, J. Kunlcle, R. Crumley, K. Goyalr, L. Flannery, E. Zurflueh. Row 3, B. Barfon, D. Kosmalslxi, E. Clemen, J. MCK A h s mg I, B, Miller, R. Holland, R. Seidler. Q Leff Row Row Row Io Riqhi: I. A. Wilson, J. Sfeele, J. Slouf, R. Comer D Cameron 2. C. Cosleff, J. Afen, R. Graves, R. Larson, Brown, Sa in Ion. pp Q 3. A. Marlin, L. Beovuch, D. Ellioff, D. Rube, I-I. Rich, G. Poinfer, G. Jansen,,Jr. 9 N Row I. R. Dysle, M. Crandall, G. Richards, C. French, M. Liesman, J. Kraft R. Rhone, D. Thompson. Row 2. G. Anderson, V. Pierson, D. Porfer, D. I-IaII, C. Knufsen. D. Sfeele, I. Bouchor. Row 3. J. Kibbee, R. McLain, R. D In ' ra e, B. Norris. R. Newfon, R. Peferson, R. Flore. Leff Io Righlz Ro Ro w I. P. Moore, R. Schuefze, M. Keehn, I-I. Rainey, J. Nelson, L. Wakefield. w 2. C. Byrd, L. Foley, B. Ervin, J. Tsugawu, D. Leverelf, A. Enger, A. Enqer. Row 3. M. Wheeler, D. Wise, G. Eflinger, G. Kraulscheid, R. Senn, B. Byrd, A. Murphy. xv A 'Q O Dali xii sf . Leff Io Righf' Q 0' I , ,, 'fi Q 1, ' Row I. D. Liarsen, V. BerZg'eirJlL. Reedr J. Myers,'G7 nrgrhfrt J. S'cihmi+z. A' Row 2. P. Ross, E. Dod, L. Findley, G. Rawles, M. Borlley, M. Boyd. Row 3. I. Bunnell, C. Krugner, D. Nelson, O. Engleharl, T. Jefferson, R. I-Iufchinson wi swf Leff Io Right, M ' If 6-W 51.55 Row I. J. Bemis, P. Ryan, B. Dallas, J. Dawes, B. Johnson, P. Palmrose. I9 Row 2. B. Hoaglin, B. Branf, J. Hall, S. Vanl-Iyninq, C. Coslelf, B. Rogers. Row 3. Speer, P. Sfrandberg, J. Olson, P. Lindberg, R, Bragiel, C, Averill. ll Q QA n-Ji .0 X 1 . g 2 ' ! if an ag, W, ,bibs 'Q r ' pmw ,I pl Vwgqmx kj. WYSSX 1-1,B,.ll J, Stirmoll, J. Fwqusorw. D. Gvay. Pllw Y. F. Kflf-fk, R, Bfafkff. J. Rfwclwslad, J. Day, D. Selden, T. Clavlc. Pl' J 3, l, Sflvf-nflf-l R, Ur'Ym1m'1 J. Bvvwlflv, J, Zurclwr K. All-Xarvdflr, J, Hl-lwlfll, G. Popp 1 .r QQ 1, NPQ x .w k if an Q9 S i as. www l. S, Pauly l.. Jrmf-5 G. Rrlmirmlon, V, Foy, J. Blanclward, J. Hansen. PMN P, C. Clf-vf-land E. Swlth P, Tfanor, B. Hcmriclw, J, Kramer, B. Bcrnlwardf, J VN PMN Z, ll. Hlflwmn, L, Klnfxslcy, D. Thomas, B, Gollilmr, E. Slurlevanl, R. Muvclv, U M Y y ll' if J' sud.-mf, ,Jw tl mnffrrvf-cl all'-f Nnwlnwblgr flrsf, V' - I VJ fn- N fm ' Jgfx 2 Ru J ,111 Row 2. P. Tubbs, M. Spruill, D. Fraley, B. Wiclclre, J. Burkcll. Row 3. R. D054 H. Camenzind, R. Rolwdc, P, Carpenfer, N. Rohde, K. Miles, W l. W. Wewbb, M. Nordsfrom, G. Burlcoff, R. Marlin, C. Million, P. Hnnlvy. If Sophomores Active in Student Affairs... Fronf Row, Leff fo Righf: Melvin Mori, David Dimeo, Dee l-luchison. Second Row: Karen Kraff, Gabriella Ghiqlieffi, Vanda Benson. Third Row: Carla lndahl, Curfis Wilson, Dick Gervais. No longer were fhey fhe anonymous freshmen. The .A year long fesf had been come plefed and each member of The class of '52 had been invlilciied ggi J?r2deHLiSOlilClQ Melvin Mori Presidenf 2nd Semesfer . r in is fifle, 'rhe class began anofher year of confinuous acfivify. Paf Madden was elecfed sfudenf body pianisf and proved 'ro all fhaf The sophomore class possessed musical falenf. Physical prowess was well represenfed in varsify sporfs by Diclc Gervais, Louis LaCheck, and Ron Kemmer, Forensic abilify was displayed by Nancy Hooper and Thomas Goldsmifh as fhey were parficipanfs on a debafe feam. A slcafing parfy fhai' was held wifh fhe freshmen rounded ouf fhe sophomores' lsociail calender. - Class officers for-fhe firsf semesfer were: Melvin Mori, presidenfg David Dimeo, vice-presidenf: Carla lndahl, secrefary: Curfis Wilson, freasurer: Karen Kraff, reporferg Vanda Benson and Diclc Gervais, song leaders: and Gabriella Ghiglieffi and Dee Hudson, yell leaders. Class officers for fhe second semesfer were: Louis LaCheck, presidenfg Ed Ramsdell, vice- presidenfg Jo Allene Krueger, secrefaryp Ron Kemmer, freas- urer: Mary Jo Cornell, reporfery Dreenali Zwahlen and Shirlee Syverson, song leaders: and Darrel Emericlc and Zola Lind- say, yell leaders. Leff fo Righf: lsf row. Darryl Emerick, Zola Lindsay. 2nd row. Shirlee Syverson, Ed Rams- dell, Mary Jo Cornell, Louis Lacheclr, Jo Allyne Krueger, Ron Kemmer, Dreenali Zwahlen. 2I Louis LaCheclc Presidenf lsf Semesfer X Jr ,n-. rv Lffff Row RUN Row QQ pk 'VU o Left fo Ruqhf ' Row I. D Row 2. E ROW 3. V WH Gocerson Mo as W Kos B G B lx lg, Lrfff To Rsqhf Row I. D. Semin B Pwerce N Shorirndqe C Br: 5 L De-Haan M Ray B Klauman Row 2, B. Gouqlwmour B Durdel S Tuppery P Underwood D Head L Leach R Rennes' Row 3. J. Haldcman L Jones L McOmber D Carpenfer J Bnrref? M Nvssen C Wnlson 4 Leff To Riqhf: 4 Row I. G. Drake, K. Avery, D. Eddy. S. Mock, L. I-IiIIer, S. Ternpleron-. Locked' J- WHO- Row 2. C. Wagner, B. Johnson, G. SI. Clair, R. Kernmer, A. I-IoImen, L Row 3. M. Kuhn. L. I-Iardinq, R. Land, A. Mafrson, J. Tracy, J. I-Ianson. D.S+0u1- 3 I wwf' LeH Io Riqhf: Row I. G. WaIfers, K. Kraff, L. Chvalovsky, A. Terry, G..Swansqn, B, KriecIc. Row 2. C. Denfon, R. ChiIds, J. Anderson, A, John n, J. Freem J. 5 Row 3. G. Robinson. A. Erickson, R. Hoacwkd, Mf5vIarsh,Bf4lmeTo A .Grpbhorm B. Gebberf. ' 'rw x ' ff. Y f' ' KJ faq -you Q I .na Q4 , Leff fo Righfz Row I. V. Kaufmann, N. Hooper, J. Thomas, D. Galbraifh, E. Hansen, C. Coulfer, M. Sfevens. 23 Row 2. D. Wriqhf, G. Gordon, M. CorneII, S. Gerhard, M. Kain, N. Sfufhard, W. Redick. Row 3. A. TavIor. D. Land, T. Pierson, M. CrandaII. B. Loveff, M. Mori. D. Gervais. c . , 3 I I 0 ' ' J J-LL 5 mx X. .kgs s Aww Leff Row Io Righf: I D Zwahlen M Boyer N Anderson, I. Sledge, A. Covic. B. Wood. G. Berquisf. Row 2: D: Island, Iiibiger: M.. Flore, D. Sfearns, J. Feaihersqfon, S. Wilson, R. Mercer. Row 3. G. Enqer, E. Ramsdell, J. Barileil, L. Scharf, B. Sfone, D. Lenz, D. Classen. L li , -H' 'C' Leff Io Riqlxfr Row I. L. Wriqhf, P. Sfewarf, S. Sweef, C. Donner, R. Taylor, G. Ghiglieffi, V. Fanno. Row 2. F. Monohon, E, Williams, P. Madden. J. Lain, S. Lindsay, Z. Lindsay, D. Emericlc, D. Pixler. Row 3. B. Winfer, J. Sullivan, H. Loaf, T. Goldsmifh, D, Hudson. D. Dimeo. P. Buffam. XJ! , P Q ,f K '1-mann' .Qs Leif Row Row Row To Righf: I J Davis F Smilh D Toedferneier S Drake. S. Taylor. L. Mick, S. Syverson. 2: Bi Easfham, D. Bcirfon, V. Hubbell, Ferqusson, B. SaH'erlee, V. Hering, M. Sprecher. 3. R. Friclne, D. Sfraley, J. Larsen, R. Wagner, L. Traclrsel, A. Williams, D. Vinson, R. Johnson. 'r ,IL Neophytes Swamp Halls... FIRST' SEMESTER . Seafed, Leff To Righf: K. Bader, y M. Douglas, V, Huddlesfon, S Williamsw J - ' L Sfandfng, Leff To Righfz B. Olson K. Davidson, E. Zwahlin. 4 ' Wifh The advenf of The school year came a new bafch of bouncing baby Beavers. Over-running The halls, These new cifizens soon became easily idenTifiable, mainly by Their enfhusiafic, if slighTly confused expressions. Barf Olson, Presidenf lsT Sernesfer f T, Heading The freshmen Beaver board , for The firsT semesfer was BarT Olson: assisTing him were: KenT Davidson, vice-presidenfz Sanda Williams, secrefaryg Ernie Zwahlin, Treasurer: Virginia T-luddlesTon, Marlene Douglas, yell leaders: and Kay Bader, song leader. Bubbling over inTo The second semesfer, The liTTle Beavers elecTed new officers: Gordon Evans, presi- denTg Travis Cavens, vice-presidenfg Darlene Evans, secreTary: and RoberT Haines, Treasurer. Gordon Evans, Presidenf 2nd Sernesfer Wifh Their usual ambiTion, The freshmen planned for and parfici- paTed in a slcafing parTy in The early parf of The year. They also helped To sponsor a movie, The Phanfom of The Opera, shown in assembly Feb- ruary 24. SECOND SEMESTER Seafed, LefT To Righf: V. Huddlesfon, C. Popp, C. Briggs. Sfancling, Leff To RighT: R. Haines, D. Evans, T. Cavens, G. Evans. 25 Leff Row Row Row AALA4 - ,ffX Io Righf: I. R. Larson, H. Shaw, A. Terry, S. Williams, V. Lifvin, D. While. 2. S. Abraham, D. Burger, IC. Massinqill, R. Haines, K. Buxfon, D. Spinlc. 3. M. I-Iope. B. Besmelm, J. Cline, L. Sparks, J. Wooflen, C. Burris, J. Degner. AZN KX X 5 fill 7' ref Leff fo Riqhfz Row I. R. I-Iamel, G, Smifh, J. Neher, D. Jackson, B. Imel, J. Zoef. Row 2 E. Kraufscheid, B. Clausen, R. Holland, L. Wold, J. Sharpe, S. Wilkins. Row 3: J. Taft B. Rasmussen, D. Brennan, J. Erickson, 6. Evans, D. Duqqer, F. Schell. QW S. 1 I f 1 1 -Q Pf 'x Leff Row Row Row To Righl: I. B. Smifh, V. Huddlesfon, M. Vinson, J. Spinney, S. Williams. 2. J. Ziegle, K. Frierksen, J. Hunf, R. Fulkerson, R. Willenberg, R. Sfone. 3. L. Burk, J. Briggs, L. Liffle, R. Mercer, L. Reavis, M. Liffle, K. Bader. I., .. I 4 0 .4 5 bil 4? -w-.X lm.. . Lefl' Io Righf: Row I. L. Berger, D. Nielsen, J. Loornis, D. Brown, D. I-Ielmclce, D. Safferlee. Row 2. J. I-Ianson, I-I. Smilh, J. Sanclness, B. Evans, P, McDonald, B. Taylor, D. Wrighi. Row 3. C. Schindler, D. Bennell, D. Kluser, B. I-Ieyden, D. Key, J. Sullivan, S. Pefersen. in 'x IN- J -f Ji Leff Io Righfz Row I. R. Swansen, D. Garriclc, J. Douglas, R. McLean, J. Saunders. Row 2. M. Marlin, J. Wakefield, L. Schloflmann, T, Neelings, T. Burlon, S. Besf. Row 3. F. Jakobson, J. Vail, M. Miller, C. Proufy, F. Johnson, N. McDonald, M. Paulson. E I Ct f i I ,fix Leif Io Righf: Row I. C. Popp, B. Collis, B. Ewer, J. I-Iaclceff, G. Marsh, G. Shirley. 27 Row 2. II. Kirby, G. Ellis, D. Henderson, D. Peclc, R. Susbauer, R. Loomis, R. Dibons. Row 3. R. Lund, R. Noregaard, G. Moberly, D. Springer, J. Maffilf, D. Palrnrose, R. Sfecy. Row I W Speer E Fellows L Zumwaff R Lee B O Leif To Row 2 Row 3 C Leff fo Rnqhf Row Row 2 Row Leff Row Row Row ai AA , ' f Q . Q . GQ, Q x 'I Q, X xx. K, y. Righfz M. Smifh, A. Kilgore, C. Grosse, C. Garnralh, J. Lewis, B. Sweef. C. Hufh, D. Granf, R, Thompson, D. Swagger, F. Feaihersfon, C. Hesferlee. B. Baughman, D. Dimiclc, R. Buff, P. Kelly, C. Popperf, R. Johnson, G. Bedford. Leif To Row l. Row 2. Row 3. 3+-in X Leff io Row I. Row 2. Row 3. Righf: J. Hiller, B. Richardson, M. Douglas, B. Bergsfrom, S. Sinclair, D. Johnsfon. G. Fish, J. Chadwick, B. Sargent C. Haase, K. Davidson, F. Locafell. W. Mclfnighf. l.. Livengood, M. Henson, B. OH, J. Cooke, T. Shaner, B, Howell. Ji Frosh vol . sn :ii 4- .' . rf' . align fgffg e over whelmingly for presidenl Gordon Evans, second semesfer. 'm- - ug . .. - .' ' wwf 4 .ff . ' J- Qsmllf Qi .3 X 5?-1' ' A Hgif .NZHQ ' '1 ' if .ff ' '. 1 - ' Q. ' X f - , 'x Q A . R . 'KJ g 1 Q. W - .lg .y Q ' , , 0 ' k V, 3 f M K ff f N R NS' -Q V L ,iw . X :v , -' 1 ' Y 21 -X , Y' Al' f ' X 4- ' x 31 ' 1 -'X gvlfy .sy ,'. .. 'K :YP NYJ? H . ..- ' . -mj,3yf'gf ,' W 1 U vip :4'g? '- -f . , .. 4 ,, . 'T 14' ' A ' , , fa -M 55' mv,-Y-,Vi -5 ' , 5 f, x ' Q ,4,,J,s.,,,e-ff qv 3 ViV,,'Q4 , F .,, Syd V ' ' - ff , A MQWQ f' 1' f A ' w. 5 ' S xi f1'x,l'N 'K A 'if - f ' . te sd '- lv- Q :A 15,3 Ag, g A Tilt M ,' . In x ,- 3,1432 rn Sf -Q '4 1 X - A14 AJ 4 , ,An-if lg , I ci. F M9 M-n in Q Q .Tv . Xe 1: f YI?-gg X . xx +4 Q AX? ' 2 l Q 5 3 5 A Y m, 5 W mn .i Q. 2- . Q SEQ sf' ,. .F ag , - s N L ATIO ?-'su EQQX'-JBNNXXS -QOLXX BQOQRQA -COQLAJY-,X Cvgcnbgqg node, QKXR we Bus QQJYQ. 'No see ujfvfle Mme Qbecxoeczkou SNUAUKS Hoe.- if! Tkeux QJEQQ 'wnpagssed NDRSNXMQ v Sxze. oc We afaem and We Luekk QPR Yxgcw-Ls --- UMA SMQXX use f 'S-o53f,g55ifia.a:' n HKS XQEAQWQ XOQS' ., rl, , me K- 'ii fix., ,W .... if 1 -fx , ,,,,V , j i 3 .Ai 1 S s 'gk i Q yy.. 6 ' sail Q s was , ,i J 'Q K wk V A as is . E ' -46 FACULTY Row I. Edward Bader, B. S. Columbus College, S. Dalrolag Algebra, Aihlelics. James E. Barnard, B.S. Oregon Siaieg lnduslrial Aris. Miss Arnareiie Barnes, B.A. Linfield College, Science, Journalism, Spanish. Miss Bernice Conoly, B.S. Uni- versity of Oregon, World Hisiory, Phofography. Mrs. Eleanor Duncan, B.A. Liniirfldg Girls' Chorus, English, Freshman Chorus, French. Eugene Duncan, B.S. Oregon Stare: Malhemalics, Aihleiics. Row 2. Mrs. V. Ann Ellioii, B.S., M.A. Universily of Oregon: Typing. Office Pracfice. Mrs. Theresa Gibson, B.A. Wash- ington Stale: English. Theodore C. Harding, M.Ed., B.S. Lewis and Clarlcg Civics, American Hisiory, Boys' P. E., Aihleiics. Miss Margaref Harly, B.A. Pacific Universilyg English. Glen W. Holler, B.S. Oklahoma A. and M.: Mechanical Draw- ing, Shop Malhemaiics, Vernon Hood, B.S. Linfield, Maihernaiics. Row 3. Mrs. Br-Th Merzler, B.A. Pacific U.: Sophomore English. Miss Vera Mason, BS. Oregon Slaleg Arrs and Craiis, Foods, and Clolhinq. Mis. Jean Paferson, BA. Universiiy of Oregon: Junior English, Lafin. David Porier, B.S. Universiiy of Porilanclg Freshman Scirrncri, William See, B.A. Pacific Universilyg English. Miss Claire Swing, B.A. University of Oregong Freshman English. Row 4. Erwin Sirsfirzr, B.S. Oregon Sfaleg Physics, Elemeniary Science, Radio. Mrs. Shirley Ann Tindall, B.S. Universify oiMirinesoia1 Girls' l-lealfh and P. E. Mrs. Kathryn Ward, B.A. U. of Colorado: Chemisiry, Biology. Ernesi G. Webb. Pacific U., Oregon Siaie, U. of Oregon: Economics, Speech. Miss Mary Wesi, B.A, Oregon Sfareg Economics, American Hislory, Civics. Mrs. Mariory Whiibeclc, B.S. Linfield: Library. Row 5. Mrs. Doroihy Wippel, B,A. Linfield, Shorihand, Bookkeeping, Consumers' Science. Melvin B. Wells, B.A., M.A. Washingion Siaieg Boys' Chorus, Band, Drivers Training, Civics. i Q i' X R i . , X f :fi gs? Twenty Eight Teachers Make up Fifty Faculty... As l. R. lMikel Metzler, principal, looks back over his more than a quarter ot a century at Beaverton high school he can see a steady growth which was climaxed this year in the enrollment ot 780 students. This year, too, saw the completion ot the new science wing, another step in the long range building pro- gram, and an increase in the number ot taculty members. Twenty-eight teachers, bringing de- grees trom various sections ot the country, made up Beaverton's mid-century statt. Work- ing with them were several cadets from Pa- citic University. Assisting Mr. Metzler was Bernard lGenel Freese in the capacity ot vice-principal. ln addition to his administrative duties Mr. Freese taught health and coached varsity tootball. - Directing Beaver-ton's program ot adult education was Miss Geraldine Santord. Reg- ularly scheduled classes met on Mondays with qualified instructors. M r. Metzler, Principal Mr. Freese, Vice-Principal B-SH Unl' Miss Geraldine Sanford, B.A Uni Ve Sil'Y of Norlll Dakota: MS Um' Ve SllY ot Oregon: Senior lish versity ot Oregon: Boys' P.E., Health. Director Adult Education. g Athletics. : ':': ' ' -V f Perlcy Mrs. Evelyn McGill could have used roller slcafes lasf fall when she found herself insfalled in fhe new spacious office quarfers. An infer- communicafion sysfem befween fhe main room and Mr. Mefzler's inner office af fhe far end helped fo mini- mize sfeps. Mrs. Beffy Kindinger assisfed in fhe office roufine fhe firsf semesfer and was succeeded by Mrs. Lefha Turner fhe second semesfer. lla Turner, and Mrs. Evelyn McGill llxlc lo ffifff prob!!-WIS. BIGGER SCHQCDLWMORE PROBLEM Wifh Beaverfon moving info ifs Third consecufive year of consfrucfion and a growing sfudenf body requiring more affenfion, school board members found many new challenging problems fo solve fhis year. W. D. Cameron was chairman of fhe board composed of: R. M. Harf, Harris Hansen, Don Williams, and L. J. Furlong whose resignafion broughf abouf The appoinf- menf of William Rosenfeld. Mrs. Lefha Turner succeeded Mrs. Beffy Kindinger, clerk, fhe firsf half of year. . --.W-....m...,..W,............. u,..1..,e..1:e - - , W pr., ,A Row 2 lei? 'ro righf John Did' r Cecil Gifford John Teller, Jim Schurman, Myrle Howell, Harry Men at Workmlnslde and Out... Through mud and snow 'rwice a day ploughed 'rhe schoc buses. Traveling in all direcfions from lhe school fhe nin buses covered a 'rofal of abour sixfy-fhousand miles ani +ranspor+ed several hundred s'rudenfs ro and from schoo In addilrion lo fheir daily runs, The louses were used fo falci sfudenfs To baslcefball and foofball games and assisfed i many oiher inlerscholasfic acfivifies. One bus was added +1 lhe regular runs lhis year +o help alleviafe 'rhe slill Crowder condifions. James Schurman was in charge of 'rranspor+a+ion. Miles of hallways and gallons of wax made fine ska'ring' for sfudenrs who slid in early on Monday mornings fhis year. Gene Beighley, John Day and Leonard Fuller, cus- fodians found 'fhe ever expanding building requiring un- 'riring aHen+ion. Mrs. John Day assisfed +he men in The daily roufine of keeping +he building in shape. 35 Gene Beighley, John Day and Leonard Fuller survey a Good wax iob. ' .. A ......sMem....s.,...,c,c, .. Sealed, Lefi io Righr: Joanne Springer, JoAnn Kramer, Beverly Larson, Marilyn Boyer, Beverly Smifh. Sealed, Leif io Right: Delores Hohnsfein, Charlolfe Parker, Audrey Golden. Sfanding, Leff fo Righfz Barbara Brown, Gofffried Krauischied. Popular Spot..the Library Thai Beaver readers like fheir liferafure was indica+ed 'rhis year by The average of 80 books checked our daily. The library grew considerably over lasl' year wirh an average of 25 siudenrs using iis facil- ifies each period. Ten sludeni librarians and Mrs. Whirbeck were kepl' busy wirh +he in- numerable rourine duries. The magazine subscriprion lisr reached 60 which provided endless reading malerial for srudenis and faculfy members. Many classes visiled 'rhe library for an en- lire session so ihaf as a group fhey mighf uiilize The resources available. Airraclive in Hs arrangemenr and coloring 'rhe library has provided a popular meefing place afler school hours. Sfudenis find easy access fo reference maferial. a Smllll Lucille Wriqlwf, Joanne Sloui, Pal Wriglwi, Lucy Clwaloslcy, Phyllis Bell Janice Viflno, Joyce Sclnmilz, Mrs. Sclwurman J Stall WI'iomps up Biq 'lUfl1CY Dlnnc Cafeteria...Where Appetites and Food Meet... Mrs. Smilln, beller known as Ella lo lion' gry sludenls and leaclwers, has really had a iob lo please llie maiorily of varied appeliles and slill come oul on lwer budqel. Favoriles of llwe caleleria are apple pie, rnaslwed polaloes willn luna loppinq and clwocolale calce. Ably assisling Mrs. Srnilli were Mrs, Sclwurman, Bill Fudge, Gordon McMinn, and eiglil capable girls: Pal Wriqhr, Joyce Sclwmilz, Plwyllis Bell, Lucy Clwvalovslcy, Lorrie Jones, Lucille Wrighr, Janice Viflco, and Joanne Sioul. is wif QQQQAXQQA: ggfxxbw CLFOOIV XOffxNcaD-Roo xolxivb U-J'V'fYN LJA-We-4e.xAs ,929 Q XLAXD . ow lcbce ix? ,md , buf J5fNoAR's ge gauge cpe Kiwi oucz C1C:x'XU 'x VNS -' --- awk oua QRRPES' - RGAN v-QQ T I CN C: ,K Q., J I 'li-nn-.Q x , J I M.- N M f-vig. 1 l w-MW , 4? -X ,FN- Ci PRE IDENTS PLAN Presiding wi+h fhe ease of a veferan, Wheelbarrow Sfrandberg arranged a series of worlhwhile assemblies for lhe fall lerm. Oulsfanding among lhem was 'lhe concerl given by lhe Linfield a capella choir in December, preced- ing lheir Chrislmas four. An innovalion fall lerm was fhe showing of foofball molion piclures, a so-called lie de+ec+or devised by Coach Freese. An aflengame dance planned by lhe sludenl council and scheduled for January was snowed ou'r. Don's smoolh nominalion and ins+allalion assemblies sei' ihe siege for second semesfer officers. Assisling Don were Jim Tsugawa, vice-president Donna ' Kay Burl, secrelaryp Bill Fudge, freasurer: Don Duffield, i l manager: and Gerald lvlorforcl, reporler. Isl Semesfer Preside-nf, Don Slrandberq Officers Firsl' Semesier Sealed: Jim Tsugawa, Vice-Presidenfg Dona Burl, Secrefary. Sfandingz Bill Fudge, Treasurer: Jerold Morford, Reporferg Don Duffield, Business Manager i' n ----.Q TUDE T ASSEMBLIE The second semesfer brough+ snow slorms and infer- millam' vacafion lo The sludenls and Bud Ramsdell +o +he presidency. Supporling Bud were: Dale Lindsay, vice- presidenl: Marilyn Brewsfer, secrelaryy Gvolllried Kraul- scheid, assisfanf lreasurerg Eddie Zurllueh, business man- ager and Bob Sinclair, reporler. Responsibilify for assemblies was shared wifh a few organizalions who chose fo presenf programs. Several numbers by +he speech classes, 'rhe band and glee clubs Togelher wilh a +hir+y-minufe concerf by 'rhe Lewis and Clark men's chorus will long be remembered. I Under fhe leadership of Dale Lindsay, lhe sludenf council recommended several cons+i+u+ional changes. Poise and personalily spoflighled Bud's adminisfrafiong under his direclion lhe assemblies became sparkling pro- duclicins. Officers Second Semesfer kc' 2nd Semester President Bud Ramsdell 1 fic-is f se,gz'fqf14.g,1,4 swf f 'ers ,Cf -.A.caf,,f' ' ff-22 'ff Leif To Riqhl: Bob Sinclair, Reporierg Ed. Zurfluehl Business Manager: Marilyn Q Bfewsfer, Secrefaryg Dale Lindsay, Vice-President Gatffrigd K,-aufscheidl Treasurer. CVVVYDSO pls. 'SQ J 5' Q5 -4,1 .v f 1 Beaver Pictures Mid-Century Students. . - Roblnson' TAGUQVIQ Editor Helen Slevens' Assistant E Mia? Cne hundred pages ot memories was the goal ot the I95O Beaver statt as it set about picturing Beaverton student lite at the mid-century. Work on the '50 Beaver began in early May ot last year when the statt was initi- ated by their predecessors in the traditional dinner ceremony. Highlight ot the year was the annual assembly in which the statt presented the men's glee club trom Lewis and Clark College. Carol Olson and Diane Johnston received tree annuals tor their winning entries in the box top contest Why I should receive a tree annual. Several students were given tittyfcent credit slips on the purchase price ot their year books. The tirst period ottice practice class with Pat Hagen as salesman was the tirst room to reach IOOOXO in pur- chasing annuals. Capable Mariorie Robinson, editor, was assisted by Helen Stevens, associate editor, nd Donna Burt business manager Miss made by students in the photography de onoy advisedlthe statt. Pictures were tl , Donna KEN Bu' partment. . a 9' Business Man C3 First row, H. McKinney, D. Drake, F. Cannaday, B. Campbell, P. Hagen, M. Robinson N Sho ner L, Boyson, V, Hensen, Miss , Conoly, P. Choban. Second row. C. Short, J, Vantzeltden, D, Burt, C. Taylor, M, Mccarnley, H. Stevens D Oson S. Holmes, P. Tozcr. Hummer Staff Hums All-American Tune Anolher record was smashed when 623 copies of fhe Hummer were sold on i+s firsl appearance in Sepfemberl Headed by Roger Murch and ably advised by Miss Amarelle Barnes, lhe sralf confinued 'ro produce an All American paper-an honor held by lhe Hummer for years. Local srudenls look an aclive parf in lhe TYV Press Club, an organ- izalion composed of new paper sfalls of fhe TYV alhlelic league. Roger represenled Beaverlon as presicleni of 'the Oregon High School Press Associalion. l-le accepfed fhe Arnold Bennerr Hall cup ar lhe Eugene conference awarded lo The l948-49 l-lummer as lhe paper showing The grealesl im- provemenlf' l-lelen Slevens and John Comer assisled Miss Barnes in qualifying slalf members for Quill and Scroll, nalional iournalism honorary. Ken Alexander, business manager for bolh Terms, succeeded in lceeping Hummer accounls in lhe black. Richard Larson was assisfanl ediror. Edifor Roger Murch Assislanf Edifor Richard Larsen OW i i .5 Q10 l- I 'War fr -aa- 1 f' R viii Business Manager 5, 'Q Ken Alexander Miss Barnes gives direcfion 'ro slaff members M. Wheeler, Miss Barnes lherselfl, L. Moore, C. French, M. Smilh, P. Palmrose, K. Avery, B. Sinclair. sg- .. 1' :mf s'!',sf,., - f is 'T l Hal Ml. N N 2. 3. Peppers Add Spice to Beaver Diet Pep al Beaver+on is more fhan a cereal. The weelcly iniecfion of 'Fun and fads from fhe 24 Peppers who presenf assembly sfunfs has made Jrhe name Pep Club syn onymous wifh school spirif. Dances, slunfs and fhe sale of roolers caps lqepf lhe club more Than busy. A surf prise serpenfine slaqed one Friday aller- - noon early in 'rhe year was a novel begin- , ning fo a pep assembly. X l An aclive rally squad clad in blaclc X i swealers wifh orange and black Culolles assis'red in 'rhe yell sessions al assemblies and games. Nancy Flinn, Presidenf ren Slevens, Prosidenf Is? Semesler The QFOUDS Slc'iFlGCl G lllree-ye-GF lufld of S20 a year fo be used in lhe purchase of new sweafers. Mrs. Duncan, Miss Wes? and Mr. See ad- vised fhe group. 4-if W fa s . i is . I M. Cornell, N. Flinn, P. Madden, nm 41 was ' e. emiasiia, F, csmusy, A. gym if Q Ghiqliutti. N. slack. N. Rhodes. D. way. D. - , , , R b' . U X -L. .. Kr M O 4 rg an N .5 ' 6. R. Sledqe, l. Sledge, Z. Lindsay, C. Q ,Y 'f f I ' 5 an Arplme, K. Goyalr, K. Kennish, S. ,fl i ' Griarhard. i B. Hfgmricgh, B, Johnson. H, Slfrvuns, E. Smilh, J. Day, P. Traner, J- KV-V'if:l'. 'BC ,D L. 'Q af,--P .3 ...ani 36 2nd Semesfer is Y v N f .fs . f 1 'S-5 ,es if .. as M- 4 K .4 QQ W 'wr , ma, , , ,...,,1..... L... --..., .....,-, ,,...' Z M.....M,',i'II WTM3' 4 A Q . RTN! ,. .I Q' arf ,, misss f ,L sw .v if K L x AM K x Leif Row Row Row Row To Righfc . , I. N. Flinn, M. Boyer, R. Taylor, l. Sledge, C. Donner, S. Taylor, V. Fanno, S. Wilson, S. Lindsay, Z. Lindsay, R. PoinTer, P. Madden. 2. C. Byrd, D. Zwahlen, S. Mock. B. Durdel, G. Chrisrenson, C. Briggs, B. Wood, M. NordsTrom, C. Arpke, M. Robinson, W. Ganger, M. Smith, S. Syverson. 3. M. STevens, D. Niclrol, J. Hall, C. Holbolce, H. Slevens, B. Pierce, R. Sledge, D. Carlson, J. Osfield, P. Hanley, G. Slocum, l. Boge, P. Hagen. 4. B. McDaniel, G. BurlueTT. G. Molash, R. STerns, S. Templelon. P. Traner, A. Golden, C. STouT, P. SchlahT, J. Day, J. STouT, L. Moore, B. Johnson. Giee Clubs' Melodigsi Heard Dail in Halls., , , W P' ' ' -A 4-'ffl C f Ji f I ,. ,..,, ,,f..'4 ar q '74, ,LQ moi-41,f'A--..-.,. :Aw 1 0-'J ' ' fe,--. fjn- it D yrs- YF An ammaTed ChrisTmas Tree high-lYghTed The ChrisT- mas concerT, in which The mixed chorus under The direcTion of Mrs. Eleanor Duncan gave a new TwisT To an old Tune , T' was The NighT Before ChrisTmas. . Q Clie? Among oTher noTable performances were The glee clubs' parTicipaTion in several assemblies, The disTricT music TournamenT, and The spring concerT. To The delighT of The choir, addiTional maroon robes were purchased This year, enabling everone To wear a robe. A selecT group of vocalisTs Trom The girls' glee and The boys' chorus were represenTaTives of BeaverTon in a TalenT conTesT held aT Milwaulcie. Mr. Melvin Wells direcTecl The boys' chorus and The quarTeT, presenTing Them before The sTudenT body and in concerT. Mrs. Duncan Trained The freshman chorus. Boys' Quartel composed of D. Graf, R, Saunders, B. Gredvig, 46 and R. Bryanl is accompanied by M. Robinson. . . .. is . A. ,. J. N 5 , 1 s, ,. ... gs. , . . K 5. ,oo,.o if Q fg -s sf- xv s 2 xi W' 2 is 1 J- T vi 'KL hljgig gm , xv i . W ,A 1 Q by w ...J A iv s - 4 -r ' I Hb 4 if hmwf F 'X ix HP' 4 V Y ' ff 'I i Row E lr 1 merxclc, R. Holland, A. Tanneler, R. Classen, R. Saunders. I R Poinfer B Ramsclell R oung D Duffield R Bragiel, R. Gervais, D. Row 2. B. Thompson, R. Graves, R. Rohde, B. G-redvig, T. Clarln, S. Fredeen, R. Senz, K. Miles, P. Carpenfer, R. Crieiz, R. Bess. Row 3. R. Sfiffler, J. Olson, D. Mefcalf, R. McLain, D. Graf, B. Bryant D. Thomas, R. DeYoung, R. Land, P. Sfrandberg. Leff To Righfz Row l. J. Davis, K. Bader, V. Huddleslon, G. Marsh, B. lmel, J. Parmer, S. Pelersen, F. Jalzobsen, C. Schindler. J. Sullivan. Row 2. D. Kluser, G. Benson, D. Schendel, D. Clawson, D. Dimiclc ,L .1 B. Poinler, D. Springer, J, BurlceH, W. McKnight J. Neher. Row 3, F. Locafell, C. Grosse, J. Kauffman, G. Dugger, D. Nielson, R. Burl, R. Rasmussen, J. Hiller, D. Hanson, M. Douglas, H. Maclnlosh. Row 4. J. Parks, K. Malson, J. Miller, P. Peden, R. Larsen, M. Rayburn, E. Zwahlen, D. Johnslon, M. Walters, S. Abraham, J. Haclxefr. ... ....14g,,,--f .qw-4 ,,,,:.1r.... '4:....1-rm -----W - Mixed chorus com- posed ol over One hundred V9'Ce,S ioined To sing lf' Chrisimas concefl- 47 Small Band Adds Snap to Assemblies Tools and flules punclualed by ral-a-lal-'rals echo daily lirsl period from lhe caleleria where 'rhe 35-piece sand works ou+ under fhe direclion of Melvin Wells. Smarlly uniformed in grey, lhe group appeared in an evening concerf in March, lhe sludenl assembly February IO and al l'l1e Annual Boy Seoul J6I'Y1bOree in Poriland. Major-effes Leanore Boyson, Dorolhy Eddy, Carolcn Popp and They played al several home loolball games and al most Dorolhy Carr. . - Y of The assemblies. Allhough small in numbers, lhe band has done a 9 commendable job in inslrumenlalion. e -' Y - as . Sludenl leaders for lhis year were Carl Felly and M . John Comer wilh Dorolhy Carr as librarian. A','i wk anew l-...nik Q e Sillinq, leff 'ro riqhl: E. Hansen, G. Robinson, J. Henriclcson, B. Camerson, S. Pauly, K. Riffs, H. Rich, J. Hansen, C. Couller, D. Eddy, C. Shorl, C. Popp, R. Childs, B. Henderson, D. Burger, E. Zurllueh, D. Chambers, Bfl-lowell, W. Speer, H. Smilh, R. Hansen, D. Molls, D. Slrandberq. i Slandinq, lefl fo riqhl: C. Olson, L. De Hann, R. Rhone, B. G-allihur, B. Speer, D. Dolley, A. Croeni, J. Comer, E. Ramsdell, T. Cavens Noi Piclured: C. Felly, K. Frierlrsen. I' Speakers Cop More Trophies... Three TirsT places were won by B.l-l.S. speech sTudenTs This year, in Tournamenlr cornpeTiTion along wiTh numerous second and Third places. Dianne l-laThaway won TirsT in inTerpreTaTive reading aT PaciTic UniversiTy. Bob Sinclair earned a Trophy in serious declamaTion and Bill Fudge in irnprornpTu speaking aT Linfield. The sTudenTs earned speech pins during The year: Bob Sinclair, Dick Olson, Bill Eudge, Paul Choban, Jirn Gregory, Carol Taylor, ArT CarpenTer, George Evans, Jerry Garvin, Beverly Larson, and Avis Jones. ln The disTricT TournamenT five were winners in six ouT OT nine evenTs. Coached by E. G. Webb, veTeran speech insTrucTor, BeaverTon's debaTe Team represenTed This disTricT in The STaTe Tinals. ADVANCE SPEECH CLASS LeTT To Righff D BurT M NordsTrurn D PorTer J Gregory B Larson D Dralce J Garvin A ar penTer, D. Graf, Mi Webb G Evans B Syverson M Crane and G McMinn BEGINNING SPEECH CLASS LeTT To Righ: L Bunne Pa rnrose Shp e E in er N l-loo P D Paulson W W G. MorTord, M. Wheeler P STewarT C Byrd EasTharn G Bur eTT T Goldsrnilh and B Branl .Rx F . ,- ' .r Y-Teens Share Sweets With Europe... A Barber Shop quarTeT oT comely Y-Teens singing Drop Your Niclcles in The POT persuaded Beaver sTudenTs To conTribuTe Toward Candy Bars Tor Europe. The local Y-Teens Tool: TirsT place in The sTaTe in This proiecT. Dr. Lansing KempTon's inspiring Tallc aT The TradiTional Thanksgiving assembly, was Tollowed by The ever popular Turkey RaTTle over which Roger Murch presided. There were hoT-dog and coffee sales aT The games, engraved sTaTionery Tor sTudenTs, a Mid-WinTer ConTerence, and ChrisTrnas baslceTs Tor The needy To lceep The Y-Teens busy. Big evenT of The year was The biennial Spring Reign over which bruneTTe Queen PaT Traner graciously ruled. Sally Sfearns, Presidenf uiolhy Carr, Erncces Recognifion Dinner TY- TTT N ww' K Me. D. To-les pST rv- gxeve . H- - C- I n H. wagfg-5yeaST?'SciqTagiXi,Mrs N-Wi N-TTS awe swndm ' N B 3ZZ2kMB.gXarxlYQ9MCiS Smith. To 550- Emeflck' A I O5Tle T Le N. VXOTolgurT, N' Meuhin' Nfilhifxoeck' D' Vander X MTS' xN'iPpe T I Leif Row Row lig' 1 Io Righlr I. M. Taggarf, 1'1 - .JL 3 Io Righlz I. M. Cvranurn, B. I-Iarl, S. Taylor, C. Schindler, J. Lewis, M. Brewsler, S. Syverson Row 2. B. Ewer, F. Jalcobson, K, Bader, C. Popp, S. Williams, G. Ghiglierli, V. Fanno. Row 3. P. Madden, L. Wright C. Briggs, C. Donnor, Z. Lindsay, S. Lindsay, G. Marsh. Row M. Monohon, L. Boyson, A. Sullivan, C. Arplre, G. Chrislensen, D. Dolley. 2. D. Carlson, P. Denlon, D. Kluser, J. Springer, D. Key, A. Kilgore, I-I. Mclnrosh. . Hamel, M. Crandall, G. Richards, M. Srnifh, R. Taylor, J. Sficlcler. Lelil 'fo Righf: Row I. M, Houlc, J. Thompson, S. Shaw, J. Woolfen, P. McCamley, G. Glasgow, J. Hansen Row 2. M. Coyic, G. Drake, A. Golden, D. Gebberf, J. Blanchard, C. Grosse, P, Peden. Row 3. J. Miller, D. Eddy, M. Kuhn, J. Sfinnell, C. Burris, J. Wyss, J. Ferguson. if F7 Row 3. E. Kolsfad, R Xa s Y C? ,S N ,Q N, ,. 1. yi? A Q 5, RQ 4 cyl' ,pf 7- J- m A? 5+ 11.4 Q mn- ffx 'Q' '7 . I I PI llwt. N I Il W I1III. IJ. fwms, J. Briqqs, J. Lain, B. Klauman, A. Murphy, A. Enqer. W 2. IV. Mflfnf-, A. Infqrfr, M. Knfllwn, L. Foley, J. Nelson, S. Peforson, J. Parrncr. N I C. Iiyvvl, I. Ilnnnr-ly, J. Zoul, S. Wilkins, M. Smillw, P. Slew-iff, M, Flora. If-ll If. IMN I RUN 7 Rmw 3 'I Io Ruqlul. PIJIII1 R I'fIInIf-v, II. Zwnlwlz-n, I. SI--dqo, N. Anderson, M. Boyer, B. Snwilln, D. Hanson, ,vlnlgln-Ili, W. Gmnfgc.-r. M. Swine. D. I-Iohnsfein, A. Arne-II, L. Reed, K, Goyak. . I. Hflvvlnlgl-ln, S. Q'BrIr-n, B. I'Inydcn, D, Jackson, M. Miller, M. Minnlck, J. Barron Y' N I. V. Brmggn, I. Bangs-, P. Sglvlalwl, S. Tlppcry, J. Vancleve, B. Durdel, S. Wilson. N 2. W. Mflfnifylwl, JI Kpuffnmn, J. Parks, J, Hcnrickson, M. Haskell, F. Cannaday, D. Sclnendel. N 3. N. Rl II -S, I.. Findlay, R. Dysll,-, V. Tonfgus, J. Sclwmlfz, G, Pawles, G. Benson, N. Slworfridqe. up 41 av ,xl 1? ...I .lk 35 vu Q Lol? Row Row Row Lell Row Row Row Leff Row Row Row x,. j -ein 1' l f if fo Riqhl: I. S. Abraham, J. Deqner, N. Hooper, J. Freeman, G. Mull, C. Parlcer,'L. Goyali. 2. C. Holboke, S. Ternplelon, P, Pain, C. lndahl, C. French, G. Slocum, R. Sledge. 3. J. Sleele, B. Sappinqlon, A. Terry, G. Re-minglon, G. Berquisl, L. Pain, M. Thompson, K. Kennish. lo Rlqhl: TJ I. L. Jones, L. Chvalovslcy, J. Krueger, D. Spinlc, C. Wagner, B. Johnson, V. Hens 'J' H. I 2, S. Snyder, V. Kaufmann, J. Dawes, L. Maison, M. Walfers, N. Slufhard, Mcgrrldb ,Lg-D 6, 3, M. Kain, S, Gerhard, M. Cornell, E. l-lansen, G. Robinson, D. Gray, JNQ5fT? ' C-9V ' ' Eg Kp 'ro Right: ' ff I, J. Myers, P. Hanley, J. Day, K, Kraff, M. Slevens, B. Gebberl. K. O'Connor. , C, lf rj .al ' 2. A. Jones, B. Dallas, J. Bemis, C. Sfouf, B. Cameron, G. Horfon, J, Vanfzelfden. 9 5 J 3. J. Kramer, P. Traner, B, l-lemrich, P, Bell, P. Wriqhf, S. Vanl-lyning, R. Sfern. 3.1 Q L . fa' V 9 A ,A rl-'L FP' ' 4' li .'l:37-4, Q -40' ' ii Harry Wold. PresidenT IsT Semesler ' x Hi-Y Boys Turn Legislators... ThirTy boys under The advisorship oT Vernon Hood made up The membership oT Hi-Y, branch oT The Y.lv1.C.A. Tor high school boys. OTTicers Tor The TirsT semesTer were: Harry Wold, presidenT7 Bob Thompson, secreTary-Treasurer: and Paul STrandberq, chaplin. Dale Lindsay Toolc over The presidency The second sernesTer, assisTed by Carl FeTTy, vice-presidenT7 Bob Syverson, secre- Tary-Treasurerg and Sam Holmes, chaplin. An iniTiaTion parTy Tor new members was held in The early parT oT The school year. The group has aTTended, ThroughouT The year, several of The local church services. RepresenTaTives Trom The Hi-Y To The model legislaTure aT Salem This year were Jerry Garvin and Jim Tsugawa. Dale Lindsay, PresidenT 2nd Semesler IX C5 Row l, O. Cobb, D. Duf field, B. Thompson, Shandberq, J. Garvin, D. Lindsay. Row 2. H. Wold, B. Syver son, D, Timmons, Mr, Hood G. Gvallien, G. Evans, S Holmes, B. Gredviq. Row I. R. Friclre, P. Buffam, E. Clemens, B. Byrd, J. Tsugawa, E. Ramsdell. Row 2. R. Senn, C. Wilson, M. Mori, P, STrandberg, R. Murch, J. McKnighT, E. ZurTleuh, D. Wise. x Q Fire Squad Directs Traffic... Fire boys, under flie advisorslwip of Mr. lviefzler proved fliemselves equal fo flie en- larging scliool planf by adding a fifflw squad fo flieir organizafion flnis year fo care for flue new science wing. Organized primarily fo facilifafe fire drills, fhe boys assisfed in solving fraffic problems on flie sfairs, sef up cliairs for flie assemblies and generally assumed flie muscle men dufies. Fire chief ihis year was Jim Gregory wiflw Don Sfrandberg lieufenanf, and Bud Ramsdall, Dale Lindsay, Don Duffield, Bob Syverson and l-larry Wold capfains. ,O lsf Row: G. Pointer, B, Spee C. Denfon, R.Friclce, B. Poinie D. Leverefl, B, Byrd, 2nd Row: J. McKniql'if, C Feffy, R. Bess, l. Gregerser D. Granf, J. Olsson, 3rd Row: D. Duffield, J. Her Son, B. Syverson, R. Murcln, E Timmons, I. R. Meizler, lf Sirandberg, J. Gregory, Gregory Isf Row: J. Garvin, H. Wold, G. Gordon, O. Cobb, R. Senn, D. Gervais Fi 2nd Row: P. Buffam, D. Lindsay, E. Clemens, E. Zurflueli, J. Tsugawa, re Chief Ji A. Taylor, 5. Ramsdell. m 3rd Row: J. Sf. Clair, B. J, Balfe, M. Mori, B. Gredvig. T. Clarlc, E. Zwalilen. Skating Popular with Co-ed Athletes... What does G. A. A. stand tor? Could it be Get All A's ? No, it's the Girls' Athletic Association, composed ot athletically minded co-eds. Under the Oregon state point system, membership is open to any girl who has accumulated titty points during the year. With the assistance ot Mrs. Tindall and Mrs. Whitbeclr, advisors. the club has sponsored ice-skating and roller-skating parties. Membership tor this year has topped an all time high in many a year. Otticers were: Fern Cannaday, president: Norma Emericlc, vice-president: Carol VanderMeulen, secretary: Kathleen Kennish, treasurer: Shirley Van l-lyning, sports manager: and ten squad leaders. Xe'- N1 andelvxeu rx. C. ' Y- we izmellc . ,V- XLem'iSYt- NA S XI an Ywnmq XL' X ' dart- Yxaslre ' ne M. Y. Can Bones. gow' x X.- cerSi' Xfdlaew' X, 504506 otti sc . ' D' 1rdlff,wBfO 0' nw . wh-f i 5 l Q s N I. D. Spinlc, B. Richardson, G. Benson, K. Bader, D. Wright D. Evans, Williams, J. Briggs, B. Ewer. N 2. D. Kluser, L. Mafson, J. Miller, P. McCamley, J. Wooffen, C. l-lelmelce, Burris, J. l-laclceff, J. Henriclnsen, M. Liffle. w 3. B. Coffis, M. Douglas, J. Cline, l. Herringfon, E. Kolsfad, M. Miller, Kauffman, J. Parks, D. Schendel. V E Q M QQ ' J JW' . i k,b g,..- . - ll 5 J Sprlllqer' 'Gif A V M Y , we W- Y 4 A av 333' 51 if X Y . '.,l . ,V., . n L- MMS. . L. Wag 5 hofmdqe- V' l-flegllllQ,m, B. Piefixppew' 2 J. - J Lam. N-5 n Lklillef- 'nm c. ww- S X 6 Ghgqheill- sign B. ,yohnsoexin V. Kaulma Row . - M. Thom? ' M. 6055 . 9. w Y- . Edlfiefi O Rowpacgvxc. J- WMO' as 1 1 5 1 - I S gf K Y 4 i f. A g 5 2 ,K , 1 . .... , ' Q .. gf V S iw A NN' X 1 ' Q 1. M M ...'e.n.,..an it 2 D Row l. L Flannery, M. Crandall J. Sfeele A. Enger, A. Murphy, A. Enger, L. Boyson. G. Rawles, C. VanclerMeulen. 57 Row 2. Mrs. Vfhifebecic, D. Thonnpson, B. Bappingfon, J. Sreele, R. Dysle, G. Galsgow, B. Johnson, B. Brown, J. Myers, M, Minniclm, J. Thompson, Mrs. Tindall. Row 3. B. Campbell, F. Cannaclay, N. Emericlr, D. Schlaefll, P. Palrnrose, J. Bemis, M. Covic, S. Van Hyninq, J. Nelson, S. Maroqq. 2 .A Beaver Athle Y x ,f i , 7' K w 4 . , 3 i l , Q QQ. V 3 'N 1 f 1 ji 4: A tg mi 1' 1 . ' ,- ' 3 .ri ,':':',' I i . , . Q: : V -V ,:.l7.1-- , ,tu , 2 , ,+ Vrcskdenk, Dah: Lkndsay tes Wear th An I Sefjgimefn from allg ?IZaHOn Of 5. 0 . ball andoifjagl' basebalwjr bmiIOr n C 1 Th . ' GS G+' fow bc?as+s 5 membe Wlnged -.BH orfy-five boy erslmp of n I Off' S' my Lindsaserlfofcjhe year wer D ' ' eg, 9 I glicipfesidenf aenncj' Bfid Cie-mei? bereIFY5+reasu,fer.HgJd Ramsdelll Foofballfhe Club is Jnorary mem. Served 5 Cgach Sei? Cgsfield, S 5 Visor F6956 homo,-ary O T' 5 ' n ,-,N ,Q RX gf'-H 'S 3 io Pdqhi: Row X. J. Okon, R, HoXXand, E. Chamens, H. WoXd, D. Wksc, E, Zur5Mwh, Row 'Z. R, Tkmmons, D. Sfrandberq, D. Chambers. B. Graves, J. Cokor. B. Hans-rn, G. 6aWun. ' 1 B. MlUcr, L, Mohsh, L. Kknqshy, B. Bcvmhardk, D. MMcaHn-, K. Pxhemndvr, N, Haines if Row 3. G. Pomkw, Lfmi XX d D Su .,., X.-. Lest ko Wqhk: I Row X, B, Gredvkq, B, Ramsddk J, Tsuqawa, D. Lmdsay, B. Bw , . , Y unq. P.Skrandberq, Px.Gcwf1Rs. J.GdrvRn, J.Gf0f1NY- V- Hmd' . Si Nor, D. Shippcy, 5. Hdrmzs, J, BANQ, J. FACKfUf'lhk- Row 'Z. R. De o Row 3. D. Duffkdd, B. Syverson, D, 0 Kllocycles Electrify School... Wave lengThs, amperes, and sTaTic were The chief problems of The Kilocycles, an organizaTion com- posed of The radio classes, under The direcTion oT Mr. SToTTer, science Teacher. They mainTained a phone Trom The player's bench To The broadcasTing booTh aT all home TooTball games, operaTed The, P. A. sysTem, seT up milces Tor The assemblies, repaired The elecTrical equipmenl' of The school and were in charge oT The movie pro- iecTors, record players, and wire recorder. OTTicers Tor This group were Bob Ervin, presidenT: ArThur MarTin, vice-president Gene WalTers, secre- Taryg David EllioTT, Treasurer, and RoberT STurTevanT, mainTenance manager. Row l Lell To Right G. WalTers, A. MarTin, B. Ervin, D. EllioTT, D. Wise, L. Kingsley, W. KoI5+ad, ROW 2 l.efT To Righl: Mr. SToTT'er, M. Marsh, B. STurTevanT, D. Bridenbeclcer. Bob Ervin' P residem, 356' -0' 4 Junior Red Cross Stage Dog Patch Dance... L JoAnn Kramer, Presidenf . ,- CROSS OFPXCE-akhxeen Kenn RED XX me pineal n game' A C A U sae speed ,ii wk-,ia and O 5 Leif fo Riqhl: R5 'ish- More members and more service proiecis were The aims oi +he Junior Red Cross Council 'this year under The leadership of JoAnn Kramer, president A sum of 554.12 was collecfed in +he Red Cross membership drive held early in fhe year. This amounf was senl' fo 'rhe Washingfon Counfy Junior Red Cross chapfer and will be used for sending represenialives +o +he Junior Red Cross Training Cenrer a+ Silver Creek Falls for a weelc during 'lhe summer. JoAnn Kramer and Bob Speer were The lwo delegales seni from Beaverlon lasl' summer. For money raising proiecls rhe council spon- sored a Sadie l-lawlcin's dance comple+e wi+h bales of hay, cider jugs, and cosfumes. They also had an ailer game dance. The group was advised by Mrs. Melzler and Miss Sering. Row I. G. Ghiglieiii, J. Springer, R, Taylor, A. Ghigliefii, l-l. lsland, C. VanderMeulen, P. Madden. B rf L Jones, B. Sinclair, D. Sfeele, J. Myers, B. Brown, J. Nelson. Row 2. V. Fanno, J. Van Cleve, D. u , . alhy Carr, Presidenl Isl Semesler 'gwv . TJ Torch Honor Sponsors Thriller E Wilh screams of lerror, lhe sfudenfs viewed lhe 'rechnicolor movie The Phanlom ol lhe Opera sponsored by 'rhe Torch Honor and lhe freshman class. Anolher memorable assembly presenled by lhe blue carders was The lelevision show complele wil'h Sanla Claus in The person of George Evans. Again lhis year Torch Honor members enioyed a smar+y parly given al 'rhe home ol Dorofhy Carry Old-lime games and good food helped lo malce lhe affair one lo be remembered. Y' if l .5 W ... ir Mariorie Robinson, Presidenf 2nd Semesler Row l. P. Buflam, D.lsland. P. Choban, G. Jansen, G. Kraule scheid, G. Wallers, l'l. Rich. Row 2. V. Benson, L. Reed, L. Findlay, F. Smilh, P. Madden, H. Island. L. Goyalr, P. Schlahl. Row 3. G. Slocum, B. Blanlx, G. Robin- son, R. Larson, R. Palumbo, I. Boge, V. Kaufmann, D. Eddy. Row l. G. Poinfer B. Hoaglin, B. Miller K. Kills, G. Swanson Row 2. K. Goyalc, L Del-lann, C. Briggs M. Robinson, D Carr, C. Vander- Meulen, A. Sullivan C. French, A. gMur- Phy- Row 3. B. Brown, J Krueger, L. Chvalov- sky, 6. McMinn, V Fey, L. Jones, B Hemrich. 6l Driver's Club Emphasizes Safety i. 16,3 fe? - Presidefli Garvin. Qerry gy' Keeping fhe Driver's Club on fhe righf side of 'rhe yellow line 'rhis year was Jerry Garvin, presidenf, assisfed by an able back seaf driver. Bud Hansen, secrefary. Advisor for fhe club was lvlr. Wells. Skip Weigel, Beaverfon policeman, helped considerably during fhe year by se- curing speakers and movies for fhe club meefings. The speakers were: Officers Hale and Saddler of fhe Porfland Police Deparfrnenf and Mr. lvlacCaller of fhe Bell Telephone Company Traffic Safely Di- vision. Mr. MacCaller also showed a film on fraffic safefy. An oufdoor meeling was held for fhe purpose of 'resling fhe reacfion fime of club members. The group worked fo compile a record of fraffic accidenfs and cifafions wifh fhe hope of improving fhe safefy record of members. lson D Sloller. B' Sem' e D Chambers. B' O Thomas R Saundefs- - new vi - 1, D. ' ' tu iman- U b a S. Holmes- J' Griggs' Smith. L. Molash. B' Bryaa Marlin, N. Pwnc' A OB. Gredvlcl- Usimnd erq 1 J. TSUQGW ' 3 Byrd- 9- R Holland- - d B Thompson' Row 2' J Balfe D. Clemens' 'R Heard T. l-lolboke' l 5 Graves 6.Morfor - - 62 ROW ' ' - i 5 B. Sanders. ' if R, Palumbo- ' ' Row 3' T' Dnmerli J lflaldernan. D- Por e' Row 4. R- Bmqw' dg , , --I NO,-pls. Gouihur. . dlef' M U, . C. Whilesiiileii liieBeOVlCh'ti'nV GJ. Palrzpai-lolrries. . A- CVOBMD, Bfldenbec Yourvq' C' Kr!!! DeYOunq' I I k D. Hnglcmare. Smqham. KinqS1eY,B. J Comer, . lo Rlqhl' dl T- Gal' H, Rich' ' Selden- L' Duffield' ' Len l B Bernlnal 'J B9OVlCh' D Sleele, D-t D Hall, D' Row A 'shgppew 'GeWais. ' D-Wise, . D- D. eS. Row 2' K mad- . R. Jon Row 3. W- O 6. Pomle' Ro 4 Rhgenn. W . Lefl io Riglwf Row l. W. Van D l ome en, D. Lindsay, J. Garvin, D. Leverell, C. Niclcolson, R. Mercer, D. Nelson, O. Cobb. Row 2. D. Dralce, G. Mclviinn, B. Sinclair, A. Taylor, D. Graf, H. Wold, G. Evans, G. Gallien, B. Sfinne-H. Row 3. D. Classen, P, Sfranclberg, J. Olson, G. Swanson, M. Hiclcellwier, D. Hosmalslci, C. Averill, L. Roeslc K Row 4. B. Hansen, B. Hoaglin, G. Franzen, A. Taennler, L. Gre e ' e, .Alexander g rson, J. Howell, B. Miller, R. Nule, B. Ramsclell. 600-2 woudea who Saws ow OM oQ We ORQNS 63 'Z DQXG. G.xXfxKb'CYs Wm VJCRKQLX C1NA'ERROFl Utixod che XYYJS I4 SKSXQRS -'rooN . , SQSQG- y L RT 1, ., Pm 1 R ' if if:4 I ef I 71 -, Tsuqewa picks fm My ' S+. Helens I ' ,, 5 s 9 ' we ill Q sk Q 9 5 Q Q Qi .. . 5 X X , wh. 5 'X' Q T? N Q K J I ' 48 in H ,Q ,.: , TX Nxt ..g.,513,.5. 5 .K 2 -. :IE x. .Ski U Q , :- 9 . T gf S gs .f ff. 3 W . , . iii ,W Q ai , ---'1 ' , Q gi f W if 3 fa, Raw 4 E W . f, gg FV, 5 . sg 'wx Q x Q , . .H ' -s N,,. :Q wig? if 3' A 1- S HE XQYFX Si -A wkQyMW L Q.Mmy, 5- Z E - 1--.A PWS K QQ 'AM M.1w xwM 'Www , My X s ug E, -,,.,w.- a, , H gig kai? f: Q' i f gg fiN QW if rQW Q- ,ffwsf . , ff4giff f M 'NSY M3Qq5 jf 42? , f' X, 1 L, W f-- M if :Q gxihggwk gifs? L. W J K flgyex W X 5 'S 2 t 7 Pigskin Eleven features single wing-back formation FeaTuring a single-wingback sTyle of offense, The Beavers pounded ouT a .500 percenT season, Tying one, winning Tour, and dropping The same number OT games. OperaTing This year wiTh a big line and a small backfield, The Beaver crew, capTained by Don STrandberg, and coached by Gene Freese, amassed a ToTal of 83 poinTs. The highlighTs of The season were The TirsT half aT McMinnville where The Beavers played sparkling ball: The Newberg game, in which Jim Tsugawa, a weaving, TwisTing, dodging, running, passing menace scampered 33 yards Tor The winning Touch- down in The lasT 30 seconds of play. The Tinal score -BeaverTon I3, Newberg IZ. Jim McKnighT, BeaverTon poinT kicker, missed only Three all sea- son. The biTTeresT deTeaT oT The season was a 33-0 shellacking by arch-rival Tigard. 1. B Hoaglin K. Alexander, R. Holland, D. Wise, B. Miller, J. Tsugawa, J. Garvin, E. Zurflueh, B. Byrd T.Y.V. All-STar, Jimmy Tsugawa CapTain, Don STrandberg w J McKnighT, B. Thompson, D. Sfrandberg, J. Balfe, D. STeele, J. Olson, S. Holmes, B. Hanson, J. Gregory H. Wold R Gervais STudenT-Coach Daniels. w EogfinzagleerglRCCTLrg+:r1g:r:3,e:.g- Kingsley, G. Evans, D. Olson, T. Clark, J. Coker, G. Gallien, F. Head, P. Bell, l.. Molash, namaiaa X .fsaan . sf z. s 67 LLB- L UI f' .sw J V s Show Promise A furnoul of freshmen, sophomores, and juniors, heralded a successful season in lhe lulure lor lhe Beaverlon Foolball feam. The JV's, Coached by Ted Harding, Ver- non Hood, and David Porler, played in a J.V. league consisfing of mosl schools in fhe T.Y.V. league. Melvin Mori rambles for vardaqe. Row I. B. Lee, H. Grab horn, M,Henson, B. Pointer G. Evans, R. Rasmussen, D Barton, D. Garriclc, H Smith. Row 2. G. Effinqer, E Ramsdell, D. Burger, H Rich, R. Swansen, A. Terry C. Popperf, R. Senn, D Levereff, D. Lenz, E. Zwah len, B. Sfone. Row 3. V, Hood, J. Shal' fer, A. Marlin, H. Shaw, R Larson, J. Howell, C. Hiclc man, D. Seldom, M. Marsh R. Kemmer, R. Hoagland J. Hanson, M. Mori, G Gorden, D. Porler. Casaba Men Hit Tough Year... BeaverIon's baslceiball foriunes hir a Iow ebb Ihis year wiih Ihe 'ream losing I3 league games ro one win. Their season's record was 5 wins fo I8 losses. A lack of Iieighl' needed +o confrol I'I'1e baclc- board was I'I1e crippling facior on 'rhe Ieam Ilwis year. Even 'rI'iougI'1 Ilie won-Iosr record was no'r im- pressive, Ihe boys played hard ball all season and deserve a lor of credit The game average for Ihe Beavers was 38.4, Io ine opponenis 45.8. Lei? fo Riglifr Row I. J. Tsugawa, E. Zurflueh, J..McKmgI1+ D Bragiel D Duffield B Ramsdell D Lindsay Row 2. B. Siurfevanf, Manager: B. Bernhard? J Coker L LaCI'1ecIc D Meicalf Capfain N I-Iames A Marlin Manager. - be -. , - -s rw 4 fn 1 is riffs-Q I 'lv A 53231021 Qi ss Beaverlon 39 Beaverfon 30 Beaverlon I9 Beaverfon 36 Beaverfon 30 Beaverfon 64 Beaverlon 49 Beaverfon 40 Beaverion 40 Beaverfon 48 Beaverfon 32 Beaverfon 35 Beaverlon 29 Beaverlon 25 Beaverlon 4 I Beaverlon 54 Beaverlon 34 Beaverlon 47 Beaverlon 33 Score Box BEAVERTON OPPONENTS Gresham 24 Cleveland 39 L. 81 C, Frosh 28 Cleveland 38 Gresham 38 Sherwood 32 McMinnville 56 Oregon Cily 55 Hillsboro 48 Newberq 45 Foresf Grove 43 Tiqard 54 Hillsboro 44 Tigard 5I Wesl Linn 54 Wes? Linn 64 Newberg 4-I Fo res? Grove 54 McMinnville 57 Beaverfon 46 Sherwood 24 Beaverfon 33 Tiqarcl 57 h ' , Beaverfon 45 Banlns 42 Y Beaverfon 36 Banks 62 885 IO54 Game Aver.-38.4 45.8 -....,,,NW Varsify V. Fresh l W L W L W L 5 W 5 is I3 7 2 7 I YJ I Duffield cans a long one. Ready . The liphl-lillsboro qame. Future Champs in T.Y.V. Basketball Row I. J, Olson, T. Clark, D. Bragiel, G. Freese, J. S+.Clair, E. Ramsdell, R. Kemmer. Row 2. D. Wise, E. Clemens, B. Bess, D. Emericlr, D. Molz. Row 3. A. Marlin, R. Mercer, D. Gervais, B. Byrd. The Beaverlon J.V. baslcelball leam 'rhis year showed promise for a higher league slanding for 'rhe varsily nexl year. The JV's finished 2nd in The JV league, wilh a sea- son's record of I3 wins lo 7 losses. l-ligh poinl man for lhe JV's This year, was Eddie Ramsdell. w l. l-I. Shaw, G. Evans, C. Popperl, B. Ralslon, D. Clawsen, D. Granl. w 2. R. Slacey, E. Zwahlen, B. Olson, B. Haines, W. Speer, R. Lee, L. Zumwalf, B. OH, D. Palmrose, The frosh baslcelball leam, coached by Gene Duncan, prom- ised heighl and experience lo Beaver lineups in fulure years. lls won-losf record was nor indicafive of lhe long hours of pracrice spenl' by lhe leam in preparalion for games wilh mosf schools in lhe T.Y.V. league. Coach Eugene Duncan's horsehide crew, worlcing againsl odds, pulled a lhird place in lhe T.Y.V. baseball loop lasl year. An all lellerman sophomore and junior squad, won 7 and losl 6 lo nail down lhal posilion. The Beavers were handicapped by having no home field. This necessilaled lraveling 'ro every game which worked a hardship on lhe boys. ln addilion, lhe laclc ol a prac- lice field and a balling cage leamed lo malce il' dillicull. The brighlesl spols in lhe piclure, however, were lhe I4 lellermen who relurned lo lhe l95O squad. Balling champion lor lhe learn lasf year was Bud Cox wilh a balling average of 337, and Norman l-laines was lop pilcher wilh a record of 5 wins againsl 4 defeals. -cllcrrnf-n rcflurninq lo lhc '49 squad receive insfruclions from Coagh Duncan, lirsl row: Norm l-lainrgs, Jim Tsuqawa, Don Dulliold, l-lavry Wold, Dale ,indsay Bob Zahlur. Slandinq: Jaclc Goodwin, Glenn Poinlor, Bud Cox, and Duane Shippoy. Baseball Team Places Third in T. Y. Lcfl lo Riqhl: Row I. J. Tsuqawa, D. Wise, J. Garvin, B. Ramsdell, D. Lindsay, 6. Poinfer. Row 2, Mr. Duncan, Coach: N. Haines, E, Zurllueh, D. Shippey, D. Duffield, B. Syverson, H, Wold, B. Miller. Kiwanis Sponsor Boxers... Slugging iT ouT wiTh oTher Teams of The area, The BeaverTon boxing Team was coached by Vernon lRedl Boyer, and sponsored by The Kiwani Club. OuTsTanding boxers OT The Team This year were Bob BarTon, a slug- ger Type, and Jim McKnighT and Caryl Nicholson oT The boxing varieTy. AT The end oT The school year, Trophies were awarded To graduaTing seniors, Norris Holmes and Bob HunT, boTh second year men. Several maTches were held This year including Two wiTh Hillsboro and Two wiTh Banks High. Also, Two represen- TaTives oT ForesT Grove high school meT deTeaT aT The hands of The Beaver miTT-men. Row I. C. CosleTT, Danny STeele, Fern Cannaday, BeTTy HiclceThier, Joy Gleason, MargareT Taennler, Don Dralce, Couch Harding. Row 2. Ed Ramsdell, Bob HunT, Roger Davis, Bill Byrd, PeTe Tozer, John Comer. Bob Evans Arnold STon6,F'. ITV-V' -W --HW' TWT V Row 2. Carroll Nicholson, BolJ!,Bi5irTon, Owen EngleharT, Bob Lee Pal' Ross Norris Holmes, Bob HunT. l ff f' in vi. Juli! , LLL: - Vv .. J 17 W3 ,vugflg K 1 Zpuy . J' 'V . f yr ,ni 'Cf 9 M4 Vt!! ,' ' ,aj fjj fffr W7 Tennis Team Top Notch in T.Y.V... WiTh The Torming of The TYV Tennis league The Beaver neTTers i Davis. rvs,rw ma1 posTed an impressive sTring of vic Tories over Their league rivals. They ended Their season in a Tie Tor TirsT place wiTh McMinnville wiTh a record oT Tour wins and one loss. The Beavers were The only Team ThaT deTeaTed Mciviinnville .and McMinnville was The only Team To deTeaT our neTmen Requiremeni' Tor a leTTer in Tennis is winning an individual maTch league play. Those who received leTTers were: Don Dralce, Bob HunT Bill Byrd, Ed Ramsdell, Danny STeele John Comer, PeTe Tozer, and Roger 'Ei S' Row l. Leo Molash, Dale Gredvig, Bob Casteel, Bryon Walker, Art Middleton, Hans Stoeve, Zane Mulhausen, Paul Oldenburg. Row 2. Bob Sanders, Bob Thompson, Berton Gredvig, Gordon McMinn, Jim Moore, Jack Jones. Row 3. Paul Wilson, Don Chambers, Douglas Graf, Les- ter Gregersen, Norris Holmes, Gene Smith. '49 Cindermen Win T.Y.V. and District Meet Atter a rather slow start the '49 Beaver cindemen improved rapidly and showed their superiority by winning the county T.Y.V. and District track meets. Then Bevos Jim Moore, Paul Oldenber, Bob Thompson, Don Chambers, Lyle Kingsley, Day DeYoung, Zane Mulhausen, and the relay team con- sisting ot Bob Casteel, Paul Strandberg, Jerome Olson and Don Chambers, qualified for the state tinals at Corvallis. Although only one first place was won in the district, Paul Oldenberg in the broad jump, enough Beavers toolc seconds to enable Beaverton to send the delegation ot ten to the State Championship meet. BW'-if' Walter lfles +0 Cleaf the BC' Mulhausen Puts the Heave-Ho to the Javelin .Sr iii L .KA wffwfJi 71:f- Kurfz Tosses 'the Sho? in lnler-Class Traci: Meer Jerry Qlson Leads in Hurdle Evenf Inter-class Track Meet A revival occurred al Beaverlon high school on 'rhe 8+h day of April, l949. On 'rhis day, 'rhe cuslom of a lraclc meer berween classes was revived. Boys and girls from all four classes compefed in fhe gala evenl lo decide which class held lraclc supremacy. Firsl place wenl' 'ro lhe seniors, 733A poinls, second place To fhe juniors, 62 poinfs, fhird place fo lhe sophomores, 43'f4 poinls, and lasf place fo fhe freshman, I9 poinfs. The grear success of 'rhis meef caused plans ro be made immedialely for anofher such evenf fha? was held lhis year. Bill Bernhard? Rollinq Over lhe Slick Moore, Casleel, Olson, Walker, Hulings and Mulhausen Gelling Ready Lyle Kingsley Passing fhe Balon . Fin ll!! id 6 'U' omg FLD, ,. g.c.sigg Lefl lo Righf: Row 2. V. Boge, coach, C. I Krugner, P. Lindberg, A. Malfson, H. Sayles, D. Ol- son, R. Creifz, H. Grab- horn, L. Thompson, Coach. N Golf and Rifle Clubs Active... A new organizalion was welcomed lo school lasl' year, wilh lhe lormalion of a golf club under The able coaching of Mr. Eugene Duncan. The only 'rournamenl lasl' year was an infer-school affair. Roger Murch was lhe champion divoleer in lhal evenf. Anolher inler-school lournamenl was held 'rhis year aller lhe Beaver wenl lo press along wilh several malches wilh olher golf leams of lhe Slale. .x , 'L' if 'ff f .1 if' 1 fd--'s 1 f -rf 3 :Q ' N. 44 E 5- -1 Y. ' Y I ,. sf-is , 0-sg M V n ,M ' 4 , ' Q af., - . 1 I f--+ A-r 3 - 1. , r I f ,s V A . . eff lo Riqhl: ' irsl row. B. Winlors. 2. Poppcrl, T. Gold with, P. Dilmars. econd row. M arlley, B. OH, J aslian, R. Murch, L. iumwalf, E. Zwahlen J. Fraley, J. Spring r, Mr. Duncan. Row I, J. Sullivan, G. Wallers, R, Renner, B. Bridenbeclcer, P. Tozer, W. Pike, B. Slone, C. Haase. Allhough a new aclivily in Beaverlon lhis year, lhe Rifle Club has been organized for The pasl live years. Under lhe direc- lion of Lee Thompson, lvl. D. and Veldon Boge, lhe lriggermen have made a place for lhemselves by winning in many of lhe major marches. A possible league is fore- seen wilh lunclioning leams al Beaverlon, Hillsboro and McMinnville. Olhers are forming al Tigard and Foresl Grove. mia A-L Don Nelson qefs sla'fs ready for Trek down llwe frail. Mary Jo Cornell, Sam Holmes, Donna Krieske, and Pal l-laqen wax up for The big slide. Buses look skiers To Timberline frequenlly during 'rlwe winfer. Ricky Mercer discusses snow condifions while wailing for his skis lo be unloaded. Skiing Grabs Beaver Interest Beavers wiflw a ski inleresl spenl many week ends on llwe mounlain slopes +l1is winler pracricing snow plows and clirisries. ve. - N Q . Girls Enjoy Team Sports The girls' inlerscholaslic baslcel- ball and volleyball leams played a cornplele schedule ol games wilh lhe Tigard, Foresl Grove, and Wesl Linn leams. Mrs. Jan l-lansel ol lhe Porlland Y.W.C.A. relereed many ol lhe games and inslrucled lhe girls on new rules. The games were usually played in lhe aller- noon. Mrs. Shirley Tindall coached lhe girls' sporls. 5. V l- Sie., Lell lo Row l. Row 2. Righl: K. Bader, M. Gosselin, D. Schen del, F. Cannaday, N. Shorlridge L. Mick. Mrs. Tindall, C. VanderMeulen N. Emericlc, S. Marugg, C. Burris M. Douglas. Nol Piclured: M. Crandall, J. Belcher. Lell lo Row l. Row 2. Row 3. Righf: K. Bader, L. Miclc, L. Boyson. B. Larson, E. Kolslad. F. Cannaday, J. Belcher, N. Shorlridqe,'M. Crandall. l-lelmclce. L, Hiller, B. Bergslrom, J. Sleele, S. Van l-lyning, S. Marugg, W' Q E . , 0 Ill 41, 1 ,pf i I' 3 I' f 'A ff' f X R ig. UR Y , W vsnmmf-Q.. G6O26e. ads lNx'o 0, l0.M'X6,Q. abou? essex CQCNXT KLJYNQMNSE 'ski qqzom, ipwwcd QP-Kfbw 09. an okisfetl 60.,m6, CSO.nC,6 . 82 Sf' f on Patricia l arrornpanirvd by Paul Slrandberq, prince consorl. Crown Princess Sally Slerns, Crown Prince Berlon Gredyiq, Queen Palricia lraner, Prime Minisler Mr. Donald Williams, and Prince Con sorl Paul Slrandberq. Lell fo Righl: Fit to be Eyed... Royally was lhe order of 'rhe day al Beaverion April ZI, when Pafricia Traner was crowned queen ol The bi- ennial Spring Reign dance sponsored by The Y-Teens. .- ci 'Tx Flower girls and frain- bearers Diane Doherly, gk Milne Miller, Barrie Ma- E son and Larry Buflam. f Sealed: Princesses Marilyn, Dorofhy, Anila, Crown Princess Sally, Princesses Donna Kay, Beverly, Beverly, and Gloria Slandinq: Princes l-larry, Don, Ken, Berlon, Queen Palricia, Prince Consorl Paul, Princes Barry, Jaclx, Bill, Bob. VVT' 4 ' N' , ., 'Mc rlliflxsres '43 eww., W ' vfzfzlxa f- ,saga Y ff wqyg, .t my 1 . Mx: - aa an 6 QI Q-ra The lreslwman qirls, under flue direclion of Beverly Larson, -7 danced flwe Ruslles of Spring. Lelf To Riqlwl: Ure, G Row I. Lenny Malson, Sandra Williams, Jeanne Parks, Julia Ofdo Kaufman, Janice Cline. 'Vs . D gefs Row 2. Pa? Peden, Marlene Douglas, Wanda McKnlqlvf, dvfd C! C'0wf,ed Judifln Miller. GWSOH- by l7,'s D drfner DC D Qi 'Pu-1 , r V .3 5' s. . S s ll l s ioyal frumpelers, Don Mofz, Bob Syverson md Carl Felfy announced flue queen's ap- uoaclw. The Ladies of the Courl: Row I. Marjorie Robinson, Nancy Flinn, Dorofhy Carr. Row 2. Barbara Hemrich, Rosemary Sledge, Helen Sfevens Row 3. Jo Ann Kramer, Dorine Dolley, Norma Blaclr. -av .RQ nf 'H I az . 9'-215 I 3 j mior Prom Features Southern Enchantment s.. Prom hos? Roqer Murch smiles his welcome lo Berlie Poinler and Ken Alexander, T7 'v ll-ll fm Ruw l. My lfmn l-lnll and lun Clnflr mrwvr: A May l? few-nl. lilqhli , Wfllls, rvllss WOST. lv Nlmfly Srmllv, Glllqllftlll, llf-vnfnl K1-n, l'. l-lanlfey, R. PMN .74 R, S I1 Pfllnlm lf Vvmw-r, J. Tsuqa ',f-1- ,, Alexander, B, Hmaqlln, .l. wa, P, lmnvr, Mr. lfhf: S Shall conscience or The poclcefbook be Deane Levcrelhs guide ln solving lhe corsaqe problem. Q Jr. Red Cross Councll lmnds our memberslwip Clirds, Gruesome sack dancers lend charm lo Y-Teen assembly. Senior boys drop In llnelr small coins for candy bars for Europe campaign. Lanlcy Roger Murrlm olllciehfs .al fwlwy raffle asslsled by comoly froslw, ,L-ala V1 'B Q . . x4 Y-5 , 1.9 ,J 1 f Eoaclw Freese games OH H 1 :re Preserved by yen HGH ns wlnlg Side Wd Ever Y One likes ff means G SerP9l'1ffn9 an l 0599 ' assembly will follow Cldlly when Jolly old George Evans elected Sanla in fa Sludcnl Norll1 Polel' remembers Jimmy nl Clwrlslmas. 'Wf V ., 1 .,, W 1,4- wk QM , W. 9 , W5 E3 5 W 3 y . - ,,,,V , ,, I Al Q i . . - ,A -I V r ulfl:1.g:5' 5, 5 Q T :1 is . - j J fran in M' 'HP l ev 5 S .fm ll 4 5 l .gkiffi ' K fafffur Mixrirulfr' UVUVCS fo bOH'a H70 '49 and 150 rvwrer sfaffs Hua? rake CAN be eafen wiih a pofafn wah:-r. Everyone Likes Parties Affer-game dances in Hwe cafefcria were popufar this winfer. Skaiinq parfies always draw many enfhusvasfs experf and ofherwise. T, 'Sb 5--1. aa N., fi mg ' 9 A ,K if my Q- Qwlnv r Q. 1 S . Q51 . .. 3 M NK 5 mai i k at N Q' 33 C , 'S if .55 Jugs? ws: www frm' R 2 Arclwifecfural drawing sfudenfs sfudy house plans and model home. Sfarfish inlrigues biology sluclenfS Yvsx '4 05' s 'mx of s No O55 gawk make- ed-Kew ew' SW Liv.. ro! V 1060178 G Gqderbf s e Perf We Off? es f sr of,-he is dlcfa- rd C ,fc S du fl-es The Spanish 2 class maps auf a make-believe trip Y Soufh America. lvylfis and Caro! sfudy maps of Norfh America in American Hlsfory class. A vywi.-N bww- ig Nm: Quran dass pmicd fOr H1050 ng Mr. Wells explains v.'ha+ makes a car Tick fo flwe sl pcrlod drivers' fralninq dass. kgoys. Nm Mr Freeze and Nafure Boy qive1lwe sophomore boys healih dass insfrucfion on The lungs. K M VV 1 M' W .Q , M 1 Six K ' ' Q Q of Ex ,, ,J ' 4 1, E! , iwwwigjw .5 ., we ag A ..,, N -V 4 0. We K N K , if My my Q. ,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, ' diff. , zu-woman-5 3 1 2' xv. 5 Eff ? t 1 x 'f'- - ' --f r-2-: wif J 4 . -31,95 -ul. ih 'Q 1 ,v Q - , f M' df -52555 . .--. f..W ,. V ..,., f Q N W 'Q f 'Rev X, , .,NSvmvpw,v,,,,,W0vdnff f1Mqmmm,w,mX,,-, wx Hmm- P11121 ,mr -V 41:-H i' Vvfvl L 4 soME ARE WINNER . . AH .gw 4, ,, , r ,, L,,,,,,.,,..qo ,, .. W QQ 1, -1 ,xi my 4 www! HI' Af 'w 1 P--,' v vr W. Learvore Boyson Wms a Bofon Twrimq Trophy Roq v Murgh Folds H10 ArnoNd Benneff Hall Cup school newsoapor showmq the qrea+es+ wmprovo ww' f' mon? xo S If,H,,',v.fLf ,'1 1 f-1,,.1,, ' , v Lmfirwq 1 MM- -V H+. M15 -5 ' ff-1'1w'v 1 1 QL! My F W Don Shandberq passes on Hwe foofball capiam , BM ', XY'N' 'U1'N' ' 4 ' 'fm ' TYOpf'1y To Jimmy Tsuggwg 'HH ,mf M W L vc .my I, Bob Smdanr mrasums has loo? wnfh B1IIFudg1-s Both weve earned m speuch 5 Man .- Cf 'v'-U V.,-r PVS? Qian. Grd fx Hr Ms' uv M P,fHQ, Um, rw 11 u:vraH5'x' corfost La' F'-wx' GH wx x . ' 5 ' ' Q Q mu , as nil? 1 X .. 1' given io The '49 Hummer for We Oregon high H U I , V . ' v Y x X x if nf Lx . 1 XS ' V -A -4 1 Y 1 Wu! ' 1 x K - S I 1 L 1 uw 1 4 fy W 1 ' Y Roberl ., ......,,,,. ,, Bader, Edward ......, FACULTY AND STAFF 32 92 Barnes. Amerefie .,,.,.....,.,. 43, 32. Barnard. Gene Beighley, Gene ,...... Cameron, W. D. . .... .. Chvalovslry, Harry .,.-. Conoly, Bernice .. Daniels, Al ..,. ...... . . Dawson, Gene . ..... . Day. John ,..,.... ,. Day. Luella .,... Didier, John , ,., Duncan. Eleanor ..... .,....,.35 .. ..... ,....... . 35 ..........32, 42 fflflis .-fI.fff5s 76 Duncan, Eugene .. .....32, 72. Ellioii, Ann .,...... ., ,,,... .,,,,..... . ...32 Freese. Bernard ............ 67.7l. 33,85 Abraham, Sue ..,., .,..,,.,..,... 2 6, 47, 53 Alexander. Kennefh 43. 66. 58. 84, 63. 20, 83 Amell, Arlene .,,,,..............,.. 52. 5l. 9 Anderson, Gloria ,,....,, Anderson, Jerry .....,... .52. 24. Sl Anderson. Nancy ...,......... Arplre. Cynfhia .......,..,. Alan. Jecl: ,,.,. Averill: Crei .,.,...., ..46. 5I,44, 9 I9. 63 9 Avery. Karherine ...................... 43. 23 Beddfi Key , ...,... 25. 26, 57. 47. 5l, 7B Balfe. Joe ,,,,,..,..,. a. 67, ss, ss, 62, 9 Barreh, Jon ....,.....,......................,,, 22 J0ln ........... ,.,..... 5 2, l8, 5l Barflelf. James Bariley, Murray Barron. Donald Barlon. Roberr Bass. James ........, Baslien, James ....,..., Baile, Rufh Ann .... Baughman. Bill ,....... Bauman, David Bedford. Gary ......... .. 76 ........24, 68. 73 ........I7. I8. 73 28 .76 20 29 ,,fffifff.,9 29 Belcher, Joan ....... ......,..,....... 2 2, 78 Bell, Paul ......... ,,.,.. ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,..., 6 7 Bell. Phyllis ...,, ,,,,,,,,, 5 I,53, 37, 20 Bemis. Jane ,,..,.. .,........ I 9. 57. 5I. 53 Beneiiel, Earl ......,....,.,....,..............,..., BenneH. Dolores ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 27 Benson, Gayl ........,....... 52. 57.47.28 Benson, Vande ......,. 6l, 52. 22. 5l, 2I Beovich. Johnny .,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 53, 20 Beovich. Louie ...,......,.....,......... I8, 63 Berger. Leroy ,..... ...... ....,,.,,,,,,,,, 2 7 Berger, Virginia .........,...,.......... 50. I9 Bergstrom, Bernadine ,.,,,,,,,,,,,, 29, 78 Berguisi. Geraldine ,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,, 24,53 Berlrhclh. Ronald ,,,.,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Bernhardi. William 69. 75. 58. 63. 20, 83 Besmehn, Barbara ,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. 25 Bess, Richard ,.,......,...,,, 22. 7l. 47. 55 Besl. Shirley .......,. ..........,............. 2 7 Black. Norma ...,.,, ...,... 5 0, 44. 9, 83 Blanchard. Joan .....,.. ,.,.....,.,,... 5 l,20 Blanlr, Beavarly .,...,., bl. 50, 45, 9, 83 Boga, Ilene ....,..,,,.... 61, 52. 22. 46. 5I Boucher, lrvalefra ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, --I8 Boyd. Delores ..............,...,.......,.,... 28 Boyd, Mervyn .. ...,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, I 9 Boyer. Maralyn ....,, 52. 24. 46. 5l, 36 Boyson. Lea nore , 57. SI . 4a, se, 42. 92. 78. 9 Bunch. Barbara ..,.....,....,,,.,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, 9 Bragiel, Richard .,.. I9. 69, 7I,47, 62 Branl. William ,, ,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,, I 9 y 49 Brennan. Dicli .....,........,..,..............,. 26 Brawsfer. Marilyn ........., 4I. 5I, 9, 83 Bridenbeclxer. Donald ,,,,,, 59, 75, 53 Briggs. Carolina .,.. 25. 6l , 22, 46, 5I Brown. Barbara Broyles. Gale . ,....., .. Bruce, William Bruer. Georgia Bryenf. Bob . ...,....,...... . Buffam, Paul .....,. ,,..... Briggs, Janise .. ,.,, 6l.60. BWWH. Richard . v .... ,52. 26, 57. SI I8. 57. 56. 36 , ...,.,,,.,,,.,.. 28 ....9 ..46. 47. 62. 9 .6l, 24. 54. 55 Fuller, Leonard .............................. 35 Furlong. L. J. ..,.. ........ . Gibson. Theresa ..... ........ 3 2 Gifford. Cecil ...,. ........ 3 5 l-lansen. Harris .,.. ....... ..,....,,,.. 3 4 Harding. Theodore .........,........ 73.32 Hari, R. Harry. I-lollar, Hood. Howell. Margarel .,,..... .......,,....... Glen ....,..,,., Vernon ..... Myrle ..... Kindinger. Beiiy .. M. ..,,..........,., .,..,..... , . 34 32 .......6B. 54. 32 35 ........34 Lexfon, William ....... ..... Mason, Vera ....... . ......, 32 McGill. Evelyn - ...,., .34 Bunnell. Larry .......,.....,...,..,..... l9.49 Burger. Dale ...... . .......... 26.48.68 Burlr. Lydia .... ...... , . ................... 26 Burlreii. Georgia .,,............. 46. 49. 20 Burlceli, Jameseiia .......,.......,.. 47. 20 Burris, Carol ........... ...... 2 6. 57. 78. 5l Burl. Donna Key 60, 40. 50. 49. 42. 9. 83 Buff. Roberl .,...,.......,................ 29.47 Burion. Ted ........................,,.......... 27 Buxlon. Cal Alvin .... , .......,..........,. 26 Byrd. Carole ..,,...,.. 52, I9, 46. 5l.49 Byrd. William l7, I9, 67. 7I, 58, 54. 55. 73. 62 Camenzind. Herberl ,....,...........,., 20 Cameron. Bonnie .......,.. l8, 48. SI. 53 Campbell, Barbara ......... f .... 52. 42. 9 Canneday. Fern ' 52.57. 5I.56,44. 73.42, 78.79,9 Carey. Beryl ...........,..............,......... 9 Carlson. Dolores .............. 8. 46. Sl. 9 Carney. Thomas ....,.. ..fifQ1Q.fflQ7'i'Qi45 ............. ..22 Carpenler. Arlhur .... Carpenfer, Donald ., Carpenier. Elois ...... Carpenrer Ca rpenier, Ca rr. Doro Cesieel. Cavens, Cllddwi Travis .......,.. . Peler ...... Susie .,,.,. ihy .,,....... Arnold ........ Chambers, Don ....... Childs. Roy ,,,..... , ..... fffQfQfQQf'i'7Q'47f26 kQiiifs6f45.'iifii5 48. 28 clr. Gerald ......,.............. -,..29 .48. 58, 74. 62. 9 , .......,,....,, 23. 48 Choban. Paul ............ 6I.49, 42. 92. 9 5I I0 83 Christensen, Gloria ..8. 46, . . Chvalovslry. Lucy ........ bl. 23. 53. 37 Clancy. Ron .............,....,...,............. I0 Clark. Tim .... 67. 7l. 47, 55, 84. 63, 20 Classen, Dick ......,............... 24, 47. 63 Clausen. Biorn ...,,......,,.....,. ,....., , .26 82 25 Clawson. David ............ 7l. 47, , Clemens. Edward l7. IB. 7l. 58. 54. 55. 62 Mefzler, Befh ...... Merzler, l. R. ...... ,. ....32 i'i '55Q'Es. Moffil. Charles ........ ......... ...... Nelson. Bill ........ Osfield. Jaclr ......,, Palerson, Jean ...... Peire. Ja mes ......., Porler. David ........ Pulcipher. Fred .,...... Quesnell. Wally ........ Roeslre. Paul .....,.,.... Rosenfeld, William Sanford. Geraldine .,,...... Schurman. Olga .,,.., ENTS Dallas. Barbara ........ Davidson. Kenr ........ Davis. Gary ........., Davis. June ....... Davis. Ronald .,.,.. Dawes. Jane? ............ Day. Donald ...........,.. Day. Joanne .......... 46. SI. Degnar. Joan ............ De Haan. David ,..... De Haan. La Velle .... Dani. Wesleigh ........ Denion. Charles ........ Denlon, Pai .......... ,.,, Denlon. William ...... Des Brisay. Ce rolyn De Young, Raymond I7 Dibons, Rurh Ellen .. Dirneo, David .......... Dimiclr. Donald ........ Dilmars. Polar .,..,. Difmars. Tracy .......... Dod. Eugene ........,......... Dolley. Doriene ...... 48 Donner, Carol ...,...,,... Doss. Roberl ,..,.......... Douglas, Marlene 25.29 Douglas, James ............,.,. Drake. Don ..,.,....... 49 73 Dralce. Gloria ........... Drake. Richard ...,...... Drake. Sharon ...,...... Duffield. Don 40. 69.47. 58.54. 55. 72. Dugger, Glenn ............,. Du rdel. Beverly Dysle. Rufh . .,..,,...,,.,.. Easlham, Barry ,,.... Eddy. Doroihy ..... .,.. Ediger. Delores ..., Effinger. Arnie ...... Elfinger. Gary ...... Elliorf. David ........ Ellis. Gwendolyn Emerich Der l , y ...,..,... Emericlr. Norma ,.,... 5 0. Emig, Arlhur ...,............ Emry. Neil ........ . ...., , Enger. Adair . ..,,,,..,,,.. . Enger, Audrey . ,....,. . Enger, Gale .,......,, Englehari. Owen ..,... Ericlnson. Alice Eridrson. Jerr Ervin. Clemeni, Dicl: ........................,......, Cleveland. Charles ......,.,...,..,....,... 20 Cline, Janice ....,...........,...,. 26.57, 83 Cobb. Oliver ,............... 54. 55. 63, I0 Coburn, Georgeanna .,.....,,............... Colrer, Jaclr ...,........ 69. 67. 58. IO, 83 Comer. Roberla .. ..................,.,.... I8 Comer. John ....... ,.,.,.,, 48 ,73. 63, I0 Coolce. John ..............,..,,,,,,,. , .,.,.., 29 Cornelius. Jack .. .,...,.............,,....,.., ,. Cornell, Mary Jo 23. 77. 53. 44. 2l.92 Coslell, Carol ,. ,..,.....,.,..,,,,,,,,,,,.,,, I8 Coslefr. Charles .,,..,... ........,. I 9, 73 Collis. Barbara ...,,,.,...,.......... ..27, 57 Coulrer, Carol Jean ,,.,..,.,.,.. 323.48 Covic. Annie ....... ..,.., , ..,,,,,, ,,,,, , Covic. Anloinefle .... ..,.,,,.... 2 4. 57 Covic. Millie . .,...,... ....... 5 7.5l. I0 Crafr. Alfred ...,...,..,....,.......,............., Crandall, Mary Lou .... .I8. 57. 5I. 78 Crandall. Mel ., ......,....,..,....,.,,,..... 23 Crane. Marvin ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,49, I0 Creifz. Richard ....... ......., 2 ,47. 76 Croeni. Allan ...,..,....,...... 8. 48, 63. I0 Crumley, Roma .............................. I8 Cunningham, Tom ,.,,.,,...,, ,, .,,,,,,,,, IO Evans. Evans, Darlene ,,...,.. 25. George .... 66, 54, Evans, Gordon ,,,, 25.26. Evans, Roberf ,,.,,,, ....,., Ewer, Barbara ,..,. , Fain. Lola ......, Fein, Peggy Fanno, Norman Fanne. Viola ,.,,...,. ,, Farley. Jeanne ,.,,, Faw, Ray .,....... -..,. Feafhersfon. Frances .... I9, -..zz M52 68. ,...35 ....33 ...,37 si 25 24 554' 6l. ..8. 58. 44 ze 22 .....,23 5I 63 24 .,....29 ---za ,.....62 44fi6 34, 46 47. 42, 78 E3 23 63.70 ,,.,..26 22, 46 I8. 57 ......24 23. B .....,22 ........49. .,,.....I9 I7, I8 7I, 56. I9, I9. 57. 63, 68. 27, 24. 47 78 57 57 I9 l9, 5I 85 29 27 57 53 62 46 Schurman. James .,..... ............ See. William ...... ,,... ......,.. 8 4 Sering. Clare ........ Smirh. Elia .......,, Springer. Gene . Sfoifer. Erwin ........ .... Teller. John .....,, .,....... Turner. Lerha ., .. . Thibert Harvey , .,... .. .. .,,. Tindall. Shirleyann . ,... 57.32 Ward, Kaihryn . .. ,.,..,,,.,. Webb. Ernesl .,...... . ..... ...49. 32 Wells. Le Roy Wells. Melvin ........... Wesi, Mary .. ........ .. Whilebeclr. Mariorie Williams, Don . ...... , ,, .... , ..84 .......... ..84 50, 57 Whippel. Dorolhy .. ...,,...50 Feaihersion, Jane? ...... Fellows. Earl .........,.. Fellows. Wayne ,,...... Ferguson, Joanne Fergusson, Margarei Ferry, Maryann .......,..... ,... Felfy. Carl , ,.... .............. . .... Fey. Virginia ....,.,............... Fibiger. Donald ................ Findlay. Lois .. ..,... ,..l Fish. Ginger ..... ........, Flannery. Lavella ...... I 7.6I iliif Flinn, Nancy .,........ 50.46. Flora, Meriha ...,................ Flare, Ralph ....... ..........,.. Foley, Lorelfa ..,... ....,..... Fraley. Dick ............., Fra nzen. George ...... Fredeen. Sianley .......,...,.... Freeman, Joan ........,....,,... French. Conslance ...... bl Friclre. Ronald ..............,... Friclre, Sylvia ..,....,, Frierksen. Karl ,...... Fudge, Bill ......,...,..,...... Fulkerson. Roy .. M46 Furrer, Larry .. ,....... ,..,.... , Galbraiih, Doris ...,.. Gallien, Gilbert .... 67, 58 Gallihur, Bob ..............,...,. Gamraih. Colleen Ganger. Wanda .......... 52 Garriclr. Daniel .........,,,,... Garvin. Jerry 67. 58. 54. 55, 49 Gebberf, Beverly Gebberf. Dolores Genfry, Elsie Jean . ....... . Gerhard. Shirley .,.,,...,..... Gervais, Richard 23. 67, 7l,47, 58 Ghigliefii. Anile 52.60. l8.5I Ghiglieifi. Gabriella 60, 24. 57 Glasgow. Geraldine .,...... Golden. Audrey . ..,..,.,. 46 Goldsmilh, Thomas . ,...... . Gollihur, Roberi ...,.. ...,.. Gordon, Glen ,.., Gosselin. Mona Leo ...,... .. Goughnour, Roberr ........ Goyali. Kafherina I7 Griffin. Danny .,,, Griggs, Joe ....... su. sefii' ...,..6I E235 'iEfE7 44. in 52.24 Eifiiii .,,.,.76 ...mea . ,,,., 47 ......23 43. I8 24. 54 4iif52' 54145 4B.'si ...,..27 72.63 23. si 25.35 55. ea 44.84 si . 44 57. si 36. si 24, 49 ...,..63 23. 68 22. 57 .6l. 52. IB. 5l Goyali. Lucille .......... ...... 8 6l. 53 Grabhorn, Howard .,,,...... 23. 68 Graf, Douglas 46, 47. 45. 74. 49. 63 Granl, Dicli , ..... .... 29, 7l Granum, Muriel ............, ...... 5 I Graves, Robert ..8. 47. 58. 62, I I Graves. Roy .,..... .... .... . ....,..... . Gray. Delores . ...,...,,, ......53 Gredvig. Berron 8, 46, 47. 58. 54. 55. 74, 62, I I Gregarsen, lrving , ., .. .... ...22 Gregersen. Lesfer . ..,...... 74. 63 Gregory. Jim ...... B. 67. 58. 55. 49. ....,,,,62. Grosse. Claudia ......, ....... 2 9 47 5l I-lease. Charles .. ........ ..29 76 Haclell, Janice ..,......,,,..,... 57. 47 Hagen, Pal ..,,, 50.46.77 92. I2 Haines. Norman .,.... ...69, 72 I2 Haines. Roberf .. ,. ....,. 26.7l Haldeman. Jaclr ,,... .. 22.62 Hall. Joan ........ ,.,.. 46. 84 Hall. Richard ,,,,.. . ..,.... IB, 63 Hamel. Rulh .. . ...... ,. 26.5I Hanley. Pal . . ., ,46. SI 84. 20 Hanna, Barbara ,,.,,. .. . . Hansen, Bud ...,. ...... 8 .67 63. I2 Hansen. Elairie , .. , ,.... 48,53 Hansen. Jean , ....27 SI. 20 Hansen. Ronald . .. ..,,, 48.28 Hanson. Dorolhy ..,, 52. 47 28. 85 Hanson, Jeri .. .,..., ,. . .4B Hanson. Jim .........,, 68.55 Harbin. Donald . .... ..28 Harding, Leland .,,... ,,..23 Harl. Belly .. ,,... ,....... . Sl, I2 Harlar. Beverly . .. .,....I2 Heshell. Myrlle ............ 52 56. I2 Halhaway, Diane ., ,...I2 Hayden. Belly . ,.... . .. . 27, SI I-lead. Dolores ...... .. ....., 22 I-lead. Franl: .......,,. 67. 58 Heard, Raymond ... 62. I2 Halmclie, Coleen ., 28. 78 Helmclre. Darrell .,., , .. 27 Hemrich. Barbara I7.6I,5l.53.44 20.83 Henderson. Bill ................ 48. 28 Henderson. Douglas ..,.,. ,, . 27 I-Ienriclnsen, Jacqueline 52. 57 5l. 28 Henson, Edward ..,.,,,.,,. .. .22 Henson. Melvin . ....,........ 29. 68 Henson. Vivian . ........ ...... 4 2. I2 Hering, Violel ...,.,.....,...,.......... 24.57 Herrin lon, Ina Vae.. .. 52 57 5I.28 Heslerlee. Chrisleen H29 Hiclrelhier, Melvin , ....,. 63. I2 Hickman. Clarlr 63. 20 Hicks. Georgia , 45, I2 Hi gs. John . ,... . ....28 Hiner, Joanne . 29. 47 Hiller. Lavonna ., 57.78 Hoagland. Roberl .. ... .. 23. 68 Hoaglin. Barry l7.6l, I9. 66, 55, 63.83 Hohnslein. Dolores ...... 52, 36. I2 Holberl. Donald ., ...,,...,.,. .... . Holbolra. Caroline ..,, . 46. 53 Holbolze. Theodore , 2.62 Holland. Ralph .,..,,......, ,...,. ..26 Holland. Richard ..,. I8. 67. 58. 62 Holman. Arfhur . 23. 62 Holmes. Norris ..,, .,,. 7 4. 63 I2 Holmes, Sam 8, 67, 58. 54. 77, 62 I2 Hooper. Nancy ..,.. . , .. 53 49 Hope. Mary Ann . ,. ...26 Horton. Geneva ..... Sl 53 Hosmalslii. D. .... 63 Houlr, Maxine . ,. . SI I2 Howell. Jerry . 63 20 Howell. William , ,..,,..29 48 Hubbell. Virginia ., .24 Huddleslon, Virginia 26 47 Hudson. Dee . ..,,. ..... , . ..24 2l Hunl. John .,...,.. .. 26 Hunl. Roller? ,. .. H73 I2 l-lulchinson. Roberf , ,I9 I-Iulh. Carol , . 29 lmel. Barbara . .. ..,, .. 26 47 lndahl, Carla ., ,,.. . .... ,22. 53 2I Island. David ,, , . .6I 24 Island. Helen , .. ...., 6I, 50, I2 Jaclxson. Donna ., . 26 5I Jaliobson, Florence . .,.27 47 5l Jansen. George , .... .,.6I IB Jefferson. Thomas- .. .I9 Jersey. Dale ..,,....,.... .,62 I2 Johnson. Ardylhe ,. ..,................,... 23 Johnson, Belly .. ...., .,.,,....,. 2 3 46 57 Johnson. Beverly .......,,. I9 57 53.44 Johnson. Donald ..,.... ,..,,.., ............ Johnson, Florence ...,,......,.,, ..,,...... 2 7 Johnson. Ralph ......,..,,... ....,... Johnson. Ronald ..,.................., 29. 24 Johnslon. Doane ,...,. .......... ,... 2 9 47 Jones, Avis ,.,,........ 5I.53.49 92 I3 Jones. Lorraine ............ 6l. 53 20 Jones. Lynn .........,....,... .,..,...... 60 .22 Jones. Phyllis ....... Jones, Richard . .. Jonas. Ronald ., . ,, Jurgensen. Helen , Kain. Maureen ...... Kauffman. Julia,.52, 57, 47 Kaufmann. Virginia .. ...6l Keehn. Mariorie ,.., . ,. Kelley, Pal . ..,.. Kemmer. Ronald .. ..... 23 Kennish, Kalhleen ,.60. 22 Kepharl. Don . ..,. .,,., . Key. Dorolhy . ,,,.,......,, .. Kibbee. James .,,.........,,.... Kilgore. Audrey Kingsley. Lyle .... se. sa. is Kirby. Ilene ....,,,...... .,..,.,... Kircher. George .,...,, ,,.,, Kills. Kenl ,,.,.,........., Klauman. Belly Lou.. Kluser, Alberl ,...,.. ......,..... Kluser. Darlene ., ......... 27. Knudsen. Jacln Knulsen. Craig ................,. Kolslad. Evelyn .,,......... 57. Kolslad. Wayne ,......,..,......, Kosrnalslxi. Delroy . .,.....,... . Krall. Joanne ,.....,., ,,... ,...,... Krall. Karen ..,.,,.... 23.5l, Kramer. Joann I7. 60, Sl. 53. 44. 36. Kraulscheid. Elizabefh ,..... Kraulscheid. Gofffried..6l. Krieclr. Frederick .. Si 23 52 7I. 56 srl' 6I. sz. si' .lil si. zz. .Hy ss. 84. 4I. .....,68 7I 28 ..29 ii Krieclr. Waller .......................... Krieslce. Donna . .,. ,,,. 50.45. Krueger. Jo Allene,,6I, 60. 23. Krugner. Cyril .,....., ....,.....,..... Kuhn. Marcian ..,.,, ...,...... ........ Kunlrle. Jacli ...... , ,.... , La Checlr. Louis ,,.,,....,,..,.., 23. Lain. Joeda .. .....,......... 52.24. Land. Raymond .......,.....,...,...... Land. Richard .,,.. . .,........., . Larsen. Doris . .. ..,,.......... Larsen. John ......,................,....., Larsen, Richard..l7, 6l. 43, IB. Larson. Belly .. ....., ,....,,...... , , Larson. Beverly ..50, 36. 49, 78. Larson. Roger , ,...,..,.. ,...,..,, . Leach. Lawrence ...........,.,...... Lee. Marcia ...... .....,..,,...,.. Lea. Roberl ,,.,.,..,.......,..,.. . Lanz. Dale . ,... .............. ..... 2 4 . Levereil, Deane I9. 68. 55. Lewis, Joan ......,.,., ..... , Liesman. Mary Frances .......... Lindberg. Peler . ...,......,..... I9. Lindsay, Dale 4I. 69. 58. 54,55 Lindsay. Dorolhy .. ....,.. .. Lindsay. Sally Lindsay, Zola .......... 24. 46 Lillie. Louene .,...., . ...,, .. Lillle. Maureen ., ..,., . Liivin. Vernon Livengood. Doris , Livengood, Lynn ..... Loar, Howard ...., . Localell, Fleur .. ,. ., .. Loomis. Jerold , 72 1151 5I Loomis. Ruby .. Louder. Clela Marie . Lovell, William .,,. , . . Lund, Ronald . ,. Madden. Patricia 6l, 60. 24.46. 5I Maflill, John . ,,,,, ........,...... . Marsh, Melvin . ...... .......... 2 3 Marsh, Georgia .,...... ......... 2 7 Marlin. Arlhur ........,,..,. I8 69 Marlin, Earl . ., ....,,. Marlin. Marilyn ., . Marlin. Roberla .. .. .. Marugg. Shirley .,.. ........ ...... 5 7 Massingill. Kennelh ....... ,... Maison, Lenny ........ 57. 47 iii Maflson. Arvid ............,,.,..,,., McBride Ball . y . ..... Mccamley. Marilyn ., McCamley. Patricia ....,,..,. 57 McCamman, William .. McClinlocl:y. Allen .......... McDaniel, Belly Jean ...... McDonald. Norma ,,.,, Mc Donald. Pele ...., .. Mclniosh. Helen . ....,....,.. . ffffib 47 McKinney. Howard ............ iii lid ff4z za rea A ri T- MClSNl9lIl'- Jim ..l9. 69. 66. 58 Popp. Carolan ..........,,.. 25, 27.48, Sl Mclinighl, Wanda .,52. 29. 47 Popperl. Claris ......,.... .29. 7l. 68, 76 McLain, Roger ..., .,......... ...... P o rler, David .....,., .,......., I 8,4152 McLean. Roderick . .,.............. Prince. Barbara ..,..., ,...............,,, 2 B McMinn. Gordon ..6I,74 49 Prouly. Caressa .,,.,... ......., , .27 McOmber, Larry ,, ...,, ..... . Mercer. Rickey ........,..,,.,. 26 Rube. Darrell ........ , ....... I8 Mercer. Ronald ,,.......,...... 24 Rainey. Helen ........,.............,,......,. I9 Messer, Hugh ,...... .,..... , .. .. Ralslon. Bill ..,......,,...,.....,.,,,...,.... ...7l Meicalle. Donald .. ..... 69 47 Ramsdell. Bud Mack. Lorraine , ,..,..,.. 24 4i,a9.47.ss.5s 72.63. I4 Middlelon, Arlhur . , Ramsdell. Edward Middleron, Beniamin .,,,,, 24.7i.4a.ba.54.13.zi Miles. Kennelh . .,...,......,., Rasmussen. Roberf ...., .26. 7l.47, 68 Miller. Judilh .. ..... 57 47 28 Rawles. Gloria .......,,.....,..... 52. I9 57 Miller. Marilyn ........,... 52 27 Ray. Marilyn ..,,.... ,,...,.,.......,.,, Z 2 Miller, William ..6I, I8 67 58, Rayburn. Carroll . ..... ...,,,....,..,, I 4 Million, Carole .,.,.,.,.. .... ...... R a yburn. Merlin ...... ........,.... 4 7.28 Minnick. Mildred ....,..... 52. I8. Reavis. Lois ......,..........,.,,....,,,,....... 26 Moberly. Gary ....,. ..,...,. ...... R e diclr. William ..............,..,.......... 23 Mock. Sylvia .... ,..,, ...... R e ed, Leila .. .........,....... 6l 52. I9.5l Mock. Virginia . .... ,.,., R eicherl, James ..............,..,............. . Molash. Darrell ...........,... ...,,,,, R emingron. Beverly ........,..... ,...,,.,...,, Molash. Geraldine .,.. .,.,......., R eminglon. Grace .,..............., 53.20 Molash. Leo .. ,,,... 67 58.74, Renner, Ronald .....,.....,,.,,......., 22.76 Monahon, Fredericll . . ..,. .. Rhodes, Nannelle ....,... 52. 22. 5l. 44 Monohon, Myrlle . .... ..,....... R hone. Rulh .............,..,..,.......,.. IB. 48 Moore. Laurine ., .. ..... 43, Rich. Harold .......... 6I. I8, 48, 68. 63 Moore. Palricia .,,.,,. .. 52, Richards. Gloria .................,.,.. l8.5l Mcirlord. Gerald ...... 8 40. 49. Richardson. Belly Lou ............ .29. 57 Morrison. Ina Faye . ,,......... Rickard. Nicholas .......... ,....,......,,.. . Morlon. Joanne . ,......, . .. ...... Roberfson. Leland ..........,..,........,, ..28 Molz. Donald ,,,....... 7l 48 63 Robinson. Grella ...,.,,... 6l 23 48.53 Mori, Melvin ,.,. ...23 68 54 Robinson. Mariorie Mull, Georgia ........,...,,,,. ,,.... 8 , 6I. 50. 46. 26.44. 42. I4 83 Mull. Marilyn , .,........, ....,,.,,.., R oclrslad. Janice ,...,.,......,,.....,.... ..,20 Murch. Roger Roeslie. Lavern .,......,,,.,............. 63. I4 I7. 43. 54, 55. 84. 76 85 20. Rogers. Robarl ......, ............ I 9 Murphy. Arlene ,... 6l 52 I9 Rohde. Norman .. ,,.,, .............,. 2 0 Myer. Sally ...... . .......,,.,,..,........ Rohde. Ronald ...... . ,,.... 47.20 Myers, June . ,,.. I7. 60 I9 57. Ross. Pai .....,...... ..,.,.... I 9. 73 Rolh. Tad ..,,....,. .....,......... Neelings. Thomas . ,,,..,.. Ryan. Palricia ...... ..,.,.,., I 9,56 Neher, Eva Jean. ,.....,..,., ..,,, . Nelson. Donald ,,..,......, I9 27. Salmon. Ralph ...... ..........,............ Nelson. Jeannella ..52 60 I9. Sanden. Carol ..,...,,...... .......,.....,.,..,. . Newlon. Raymond ., ,..,.. ...... S anders. Roberl .....,..,...,..., 74. 62, I4 Newlon. Ricky . .........,., .,,. Sandnass. John ...,...,,..,,,..,.,,,.,,,,, M27 Nicholson, Carroll ,....., ....,.., . . Sappingfon. Beverly ..,,...... I8, 57. 53 Niclcol. Dorolhy ............ 50 46 Sargenl. William ....,,... ...,...,..,.... 2 9 Nicoll. Beverly ........,.,. .,...... 8 . Saflerlae. Bonnie ...... . .,........ 24 Nielsen. David ..,.......,....... .,.. S allerlee. Don ,,,............,................ 27 Nordgren. Kalheryn ......,...,,,, Saunders. James .,,,,..,,..,,,,,,.,,.,,,,,,, 21 Nordsrrom. Mary .. ..,46 Saunders. Roberr ,.,....., .46 47, 62 I4 Noregaard, Raymond ............ Sayles, Bill .....,....,..,.................. 76, 92 Norris. William ,...... .. .,,..,. , Scharl. Lynn .,.., ,. ,..............., ..24 Nule, Rolph .......,..... .. Schell, Fred ......., ............,,,,....,.,,, . .26 Nyssen, Michel ...... ,,... . Schendel. Diane 52.57.47 Sl, 28 78 O'Brien. Sharon . ,, ........... 52 Schendal. Leonard ...,...,..,,..,........ .20 O'Conner. Kalherine .... 5I Schindler, Carole ....,...,...,. 27 47 5I Oesierblad. Karlene ,......,...,, Schlaefli, Doris ........,...,, 50.57.56 I4 Oldenburg. Thomas ,,............ Schlahr. Palricia.6I.52.22 46.57 Sl Olson. Bari .. .. .,.,... ...... . ..25 Schleva. Leslie .. . .... .,.... . Olson. Bob .,.... , , . . ,...,,... Schlolfmann. Leonard .................. ,.27 Olson, Carole ,.................. .. Schmilz. Joyce ..,........... 52 I9.5l 37 Olson, Jerome Schuerza. Rosemary .......,.............. I9 I9,67. 71 47 58 Schwab. Roberf .......,....... ,... . ...,...,. 2 8 Olson. Richard ..67.49 42 76 Seidler. Richard ....... ............. I 8.63 Oslield. Janice ............ 50 46 Selden. Don .............,.... ..... 6 8.63 20 Oll, Barry ......., ..........,...... 2 9 Semon. Dinah .,.,,..,..... ........,......,.. 2 2 Senn. Ramon I9. 68, 54. 45 55, 84. 63 Packard, Tommy ..... ..,... S enz. Roberf ..,..........,......,,.. I8. 47 62 Palmrose. David ,,..,,........ ,... S haflar. John ....,......,... ,.....,..... 2 2.68 Palmrose. Phyllis ..,....... 43 I4 Shaner. Ted .,.... .....,,..,..... 2 9 Palumbo. Richard .. .,.,,.,... 6I Sharpe. Judy ........ ........... .,.... , 2 6 Pappas. George ...,..., ,... . ,. Shaw, Harry .,.,,..... ,......,... 2 6 7I 68 Parker, Charlolle .... .....,. 5 3 Shaw. Susan .....,.... ..,.......,...,.. 2 B. Sl Parlrs. Jeanne .... 52. 57 47 5l Shippey. Dwane ...,....,,., 58 49, 72. 63 Farmer. Joyce ...,.................... Shirley. Geraldine ....... ......,.., . ,, .... 27 Parsons. Diane ....... ...........,.... S holner. Nancy .... .,,.. ............ 4 2 I5 Paulsen, Dicl: ...,... Shorl. Caryl Jean. .,.,......,.,.. 48 42. I5 Paulson, Mary ,. .... Shorlridge, Nancy ..52. 22. 57. 78. 79 Pauly. Sherman ,... . Showaller. Clayton ,.....,...,.......,..,... Peck. George .,...... ...., .... S i miclr. Sammy .....,,.............,..,,....... 22 Peclr. Donald , ,.,, .... .. Sinclair. Roberl Peden. Palricia ........ 47 28 60. 4l.43. 49. 63.92. I5 Palers. Raymond ........,,.... ..,.., S inclair, Shirley .........,.....,....,.... .29 Pelersen. Sally .............. 52 27 Slreels. Kennelh ., .................... ,.......... . Pelerson. Janice .,.,,.... ,,... .... S l aclr. Roberi ..........................,....... 28 Pelerson. Ronald .. .. ..... ..,. , Sledge. Iva Lee. ....... 52.24.46,5I.44 Pierce. Bonnie ...... .......... 2 2. Sledge. Rosemary Pierson. Tedd ,..,.... ..... ...... 4 6 . 45. 53. 44. IS. 83 Pierson. Viola ........ . .i.. Slocum. Georgia .,.. 6l.46.45.53. I5 Pilce. Wendell ,,,, ....,,........ ...... S m ilh. Beverly ...... . ....... 52.26.5l,36 Pixler. Delberr ........,................. Smilh. Ellen ........,... 50. 89. 44. 84. 20 Poinler. Glenn Smilh. Fern ..,.......,.......,.,...,...,, 6l.24 bl. l8, 47, 58, 55. Srflllh. Gene ................., 74. 73. 62, I5 Poinler, Roberl ......,........... 47. Smilh. Gloria ......,. ....,,....,,.,..,,.... 2 6 Poinler, ROberfa.52. I8. 46. 5l, Smilh. Harold ...... .......... 2 7, 48. 68 --173-I - 7- L 7 - U.. . Q,,, . . I, lk J--5222557 - ,L Smilh. Marie ,..... ,........ . 43. 66.5I. I5 Smith. Mary Ann .........--.-----. 52.29. 5 Snyder. Siella ...... .. ----v-.--.-- 53. I5 Soine. Mary .....,.......... ...... 5 2. 5I. I5 Sparks. Leona Mae ..,... ..... ,............ 2 6 Speer. Roberl' ,........... ..60. l9.43. 55 Speer. Waller ....... - ..---.----- 7l.43. 28 Spinlr. Darlene .....Y..... ..v....-- 2 6. 57 53 Spinney. Jaanneffa ...., , Sprecher, Maynard ...... 26 ..24 47 Springer. David ......... - ............. 27 Springer. Joanne 60. 22, 57 5l. 36 76 Spruill. Miriam .,............,......,........ 20 Sfacay. Raymond ............,..,.... 27 7I Sf. Clair. Gerald .....,.......... 23. 7l. 55 Slearns. Dona ,..- ....... . ..........,.... .14 Slearns. Selly ..........,....... 8 50. I5. 83 Sleele. Danny .... 60. IG. 67 58. 73 63 Sieele. Joyce .,.,,.........,...,.,,...... 57. I5 Sfaale. June .................. IB. 57. 53. 78 Slam. Ruih .,,.,............... 46 5l. 53. I5 Sievans. Helen ,.50. 46. 44. 42. l5. 83 Sfevens. Maurine ...,... 23. 46. 5I. 53 Slevrari, Pafricia .,..,,.... 52.24. 5l 49 Sficller, Jpnel' ., ,,,,,.,.,,,.,., .5l. I5 Siiclrler. Marvin ,. .,...,...,,,...,,, I5 Siifiler. Roberf .,.,,. .,...... 4 7. I5 Slinnall. Janis ...,., ....,,.. 5 I. 20 Slinneii. William ....A, ...,..... 6 3 I5 Slollar. Dan .....,,.., .,,,..., 5 8.62 Slone. Arnold ,......,. .,.....,.... 2 8. 73 Slone. Byron ...... .. .......... 24. 68. 76 Slone. Richard .,..,.,,,.............,......... 26 Sfoolrey. Marvin ,.......,.,................. 22 Sfoul. Celherine .......... 46. 5I. 53. I5 Sloul. Dorothy .,.,.. ..,,.,...,,...... .... 2 3 Sioul. Joanne ....,.,. ...,...... I 8. 46.37 Slraley. Richard ..,.... ,.,,.... . ...,.24 Sirandberg, Don 40. 66. 48. 53. 54. 55, 62. 92. l5. 83 Slrandberq. Paul I9. 67. 47. Slringham. Russell .. Slurlevani. Roberf Sluihard. Nancy .... Audre .... Sullivan. y Sullivan. Jerry ,,,...., Sullivan. John ,. ,.... .. Sullivan. Joyce ....,.,. Susbauer. Richard ., Syverson. Roberl 58. 54. Syverson. Shirlea .... Swagqer. Don ........ Swansen. Ronald ..., Swanson. Gene ...... Sweel. Barbara .... Sweel. Shirley Taennler, Allred Tall. John , .. ,..... 58. 54. 55. 49. ....,,24. Tagqarl. Mary Jane . Tardy. Dona . .,.., ., Tardy. Thelma , Taylor. Alan . . Taylor. Carol , .. Taylor. Lawrence Taylor. Ruby .. Taylor. Sybil Templefon. Suzanne Terry. Alberi . Terry. Arlene ,,..... Thomas. Donald .. Thomas, Jean . , . 249. .60. Thompson. Bernie Thompson. Donna .. ,.,. Thompson. Joan .... .........., Thompson. Marilyn ............ Thompson. Roberl ..66. 54. Thompson. Russell .,,... 63 65 6I 72 46 61 47 23 42 24 24 23 41 57 22 74 . 82 63 59 23 5 I 24 27 I6 5I 21 23 63 5 I 44 45 55 92 46 46. 46 26 23 62 22 IB 5I 57 62 Timmons. Richard 8. 66. 58. Tippery. Sharon . ,...,.,,.. 52. Toecliemier. Doris 54. 22 Tonges. Virginia .,.......,,,,,,,,. 52. Tozer. Peler ...............,.. 73.42. Trachsel. Lawrance .,,.........,.,,.. Trachsel. Lorella ........,...,.,,,,.... Tracy. James ..,.,,,., .....,,.,, Traner. Palricia 1 46. Sl. 53. 44. 84. Tsugawa, James I 7. 40. 58. 54. 55, 84. 72, 62. 55. 57. I 8. 76. 20. 82. I9, 69. 92. 70. Tubbs. Paula .,,,..,,..., ,..,.. . . Underwood. Peggy . Vail. .leanelfe Ann .,,,,,, Van Cleve. Jacky .,,.. , ,.,. 52 Vander Meulen. Carol 6I. 60. 50. 57. 56. 89. Van Domelen. WaIlace,,. Van Hyning. Shirley ' I9. 57. SI Vanfzelfden. Jxilia Vinsol. Dulayna ........,...,.., Vinsorii Maureen ,. ,,... 5I Vnlzo. Janice .,,.,, .......,. Wagner. Carol ..... Wagner. Richard Wakefield. James . ...., , Wakefield. Lydia Waliers. Gene ., ...,,..., 6l. Wallers. Martha Ward. Roberl , ,. ,,,,. 60. 78 56. 53 25 . ,,....,, 47 Webb. W1lma ....,.. ,..,,....,. Wheeler. Marianne .,....... 43 Whilcher. Roqene . .... . Whiie. Donald ,........ . Whilesifl. Charles 22. 79 63 53 42 sif 23 55 28. 46 I9 Wiclcwire. Belly ..,. Wilkins. Wilkins. Lasl1e ........ Sharon ....., Willenbarg. lloberf Allan .,.,.. . Edward .. Williams. Williams. Williams. Williams. Williams Sandra .... 25. Scofl .,,... Vern ........ Wilson. Andal .,..... Wilson. Wilson. Wilson. Credellie .. H26f Cu ms .............. snvm ........ W1ll1am ..,....... Wise. Richard Winter, l7. I9, 67. 7l.58 Wold. Harry 60. 67. 58. 54. 55. Wold. Lloyd ..., Wood. Bessie Woollen, Janel' ,,,,. Wrighl, Wright Wrighl. Wrighl, Wrighl. Carroll Darlene , Lewis . 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