Canby High School - Cougar Yearbook (Canby, OR)

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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.

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Fink SS BIVALRY VVith 1-:ich of the five years this system has been used, the feeling of lHl0I'ff'l1lSS rivalry has steadily increased until at the prr-st-nt time the competition is extrenu-ly ken-n. During the past four years, the seniors have captured the prized award, and according to the present standings, il stems that this year's senior class will be no exception. . At the beginning of the school yr-ar the Fresh- men were lt-ailing the race :ifter winning first plsief- in the magazine sales. The competition was un- usually strong at this time between the Fiwslinivii and the Seniors. This was unusual hecziusi- the strongest competition is usually between the Jun' iors and Seniors. The race in the payment of class dues was especially close. After a hard fight the Freshmen finally won over the Seniors by a very narrow margin, but the Seniors quickly retaliated by selling the most Student Body Tickets. Every year more and more school activities are presented on the basis of inter-class rivalry. This system gives more of the students an opportunity to participate in the athletic events offered by the school. It also helps the potential athlete to obtain experience through actual participation in sports, and in this way gain practical knowledge which will help him make the regular inter-school team when he becomes an upper classman. After each sports event has been played the class athletic managers meet and choose an All- Star team. This team is composed' of the out- standing players of the various inter-class teams. These players receive special mention and also the opportunity to challenge the Faculty to a game. When this challenge is accepted the games prove very interesting because the teachers and students meet on an equal footing. Two such games were played this year and provided many laughs for the entire Student Body. Bob Fink was elected Inter-Class Rivalry Chair- man and during the past year he has kept accurate records of the standings of each class in every event as well as scheduling many entertaining events. L. Say rs- Arestful Morris Hampton J, Fleischhauer Harms I. Ehlen Staehely Scallon Taylor Arestad Folvin Kuehl L. Troyer Shelton Garmirc- Hass Gorsueh XK'allam'e M. Gilmer J. Troyer Kletzok Atkins H. Farthing l-'iw-nt Row: Walla:-4-, Uolvin. Cuddebac-is av-lt Ron: M. Vziitliing, l, Elilen, Rack Row: H. Parthing, Hass, E. Miles, nllfin. 'l':eyl-ir, .I 1-'lifisvlihziu--r Hill EEE! -v- 'C VOUGY Bull B. All-Star Volley Boll C. Gilmer G. Burden B. All-Star Basketball All-Star Football G. All-Star Basketball All-Star Wrestling Mag. Soles - Trethawcxy