Canby High School - Cougar Yearbook (Canby, OR)

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. va,-. 1 g- 5 6 Y' fem tw-W :MW Qwee VM ! l ,. ' A 'WWF' ' '5,.'l ' . . ' - ffl ,- ' ,za lv' FRONT ROYV: HANSI'IN,' MOFFITT, EGLI, THOMAS, SXVAN Pl- S'I'EIi. FREIIICRIVKSON, I-I.-XMBLI-JT IIUVIN, LaMAY, STEYVART. SECOND ROVV: COBB, KYHK, KAUFI-'MAN, TRUYY-ZR, XVALTI-JR, RANIIALI, HANSICN, ASVIII-IRL, ICNGLEMAN, SIIELLEIQ, PUAGE, HIITUIIINSON. THIRD ROYV: STRANGI-'IEI.I1, FI.EISi'IIMAN, ENGIJCMAN, KEYSER FAH- TI-IING, HAMPTON, KOICHIIER, ELLIS, BH.-XKER, I'lfIEI.I'S, ACKEHSUN, N.-RIPE.-KU. FOURTH ROXV: BAIUSELT, IP.-XIYSON, SHELTUN, STEXVAHT Kl'IQliI,, POTTIIATZ, GILMER, SOUTH, XYHITE, SPEI-iii, YODER, BLANIJ. - FIFTH ROXV: ATXVOOIW, K .,..,.,...,,......,............,.,,....,.,,. J, MORRIS, MENIUENHALL, HAVVKINS MILLAII, REED, LARSUN, KIJGTZUK, TICUYICIL TOP ROYV: MILLER, PFISTER, XVIDNER, IIASS, BANY, IJIICTZ, SCIIENK, BURIJEN, POPE. SOPHOMORE CLASS The Sophomores started off the year with a bang by energetically initiating the Freshmen. The initiation pro- gram was presented before the entire student body and provided many laughs for all concerned. To show their sportsmanship and regain the good graces ot the Freshmen, the Sophs served refreshments to the battered and bleed- ing rooks after the program. Under the guidance of the class advisers, Mr. Pope and Miss Bargelt, the social activities of the year were begun early with a Halloween Party in the High School Cafeteria. Later in the year, a skating party at The Oaks was held jointly with the Freshmen. ' ' ' '

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5 3 ' --'H' ' ' ' OFFICERS , o f I 5 A ' V 8 '16 ,X V i ' A si vi X S I 'A x if 5 , 4 L -- '- A x x lst Semester ,JzD,j7A L71 2f.....,., mmf, ,,,1,l.f- w9 'f,'f:,, , '. ' PV y-A. a- Q, l I X 'Q . 2 6-' ,Q l ' - Q O fr 2nd Semester 4?7f -ff'-'J 3' Wwrqrrcc' 0zi,,.,..uf,.,.,f4, ' WNW From lvft to right. FRONT HOXV: KRAFT, YERGEN, ROTH, PERKETT, SCHIITZ FLEIS- CIIHAUER, ZELLER, BOLIN, SAYRE. SECOND ROXV: SUl'lRB,ER, ANDERSON, OILAR, DODGE, STAJGH, BERG, CONRAD, SNYDER, BANY. STEFFENSON MOONEY. THIRD ROVV: ARMSTRONG, XYOOD, TRETHAXVAY, SOUTHERLAND, BRUSCH, PORTER, GINGRICH, MEEKS, TAYLOR, BUGGINS. FOURTH ROYV: KRAXBERGER, JOHNSON, llEl l LER, STAEHELY, BOYD, DUNN, IIENTEL, HOLLAND, PARMENTER, HOSTETLER, REYNOLDS. FIFTH ROVV: DUNN, JOHNSTON, KRAFT, MILES, NADEAU, SCHEER, SMITH, PURSLEY ASCHERL, VVILSON. TOP ROVV: YVEATHERS, FARNSVVORTH, DENTEL, HOXVARIY, ELLIS, EID, DIGERNESS, AAMODT, LANGHOLZ. JUNIOR CLASS The energetic class ot '41 began its year socially as the guest of the Seniors at a skate at the Oaks Skating Rink. The highlight of this year was The Sku1l , a mystery drama which was presented May 3. The year was ended with fitting climax by the Iuniors being hosts to the Seniors at the Annual Iunior-Senior Picnic at Iantzen Beach Park. ' The Iuniors are looking forward with anticipation to their task of carrying the burden of the school's leadership through the coming year.

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OFFICERS lst Semester 2nd Semester ba A 5 - .I ! . C294 ,jffvuw I f4fLf4-44 .zlswww -el J y 1. .Qi 1 A els ' g , QVVA if Q ,V X ll 5'Fl4L'i 'V.71fA7e4-f.fv'5f4f!iT7'?1: ' n fL '4 ' fi 7707 M From left to right. FRONT ROW: KOENIC, ROWVLAND, SMITH, ALECKSON, KYRK, KELLY BECK, DANIELSON, HUTCHINSON, KRAXBERGER, SAYRE. GILMER, VEDDER, NASH. SECOND ROW: FLEISCHMAN, STOUT CHRISTENSEN, SVVAN, KLEVE, DuRETTE, DEMENT, NVALTER, NEEP, BECK, STEWARD, VVOLFER, SWANBY, YODER. THIRD ROW: KRAFT KUHNKE, KUUNZE, BERG, FISHER, MILLER, SIB- LEY, I-IARMS, LEARFIELD, KRAFT, RHOADES, AMUND- SON, HANSEN. FOURTH ROW: VVESTON, BOVVEN, MARSH, BROWN CUMM'NGS, EHLEN, MAI-ILUM, STUWE, I-IEIN, MCGREGOR, MILLER, OTT, SINK. MISS SPARKS FIFTH ROW: CUTSFORTH, LIND, MCNAMEE, BUSBY MILLER, AMRINE, EID, STEFFENSON, COCHRAN, BURKERT, STONER, NAGL, BURDA. TOP ROW: FREECE, STONE, MARKHAM, SCHNEIDER, ARNESON EAST- MAN, SPERB, TRETI-IAWAY, MELUM, ARESTAD, VVHITE, ' FAIRLEY. F RESHMAN CLASS The Freshmen began the first of their four years in the good ship Canby Union High by being duly initiated by the Sophomores. One bright day the Freshmen wan- dered into the high school in peculiar-looking costumes and at the command of the Sophomores were made to show off before the rest of the Student Body. Their social activities for the year were the Freshman- Sophomore Skate as guests of the Sophomores and the annual Freshman-Sophomore Picnic.