Canby High School - Cougar Yearbook (Canby, OR)

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Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Carol Hays, Pat Adams, Zoe Knapp, Jeanette Hodel, Doug Lehr, Larry Keil, Susan Iverson, Pat Blum, Loretta Jackson, Donna Huff. Daryl Fisher, Mary Fawver, M argrethe Gregersen, Richard Christiansen, Jerry Franz Joe Gibson, Herman Herbaugh, Donald Kalb, Pat Baker, Joan Bevier, Lois Holum, Miss Ghormley. Jon Haines, Gloria Demsher, M arilyn Harms, Bonnie Hulbert, Marjorie Gildner, Don Campbell, James Bivens, Ken Fisher, Nancy Conzelman, Lorraine Hansen, Brenda Dunford, Don Coleman. Robert Hearn, Jim Cannell, Ernest Berglund, Paul Crawford, Howard Anderson, Adin Hester, Robert Anders, Karl H erkamp, Luana Knox. Barbara Walker, Karen Westerlund, Donna Oliver, Marilyn M cN amee, Dick Rigsby, Ron Slaughter, James M arvin, Carol Wright, Karen Torgeson, Barbara Thackery, Kathleen Seely. Randy Smith, Mary Weisz, Charlotte Renn, Ronald Mack, Larry Peters, Harry Riehle, Penny Workman, Eileen Pierson, Gary Lewis, Larry Madden, Mr. Reif. Loreli Thagon, Mary Jo Martin, Bob Silvernale, Robert Oathes, Leonard N iacon, Dennis McCann, Eldon Zachow, Fred Utter, Paul Pellatz, June Sadilek. David Satter, Sharon Monahan, Jerry N yberg, Robert Williams, Robert Martin, Lawrence Smith, Donald Schroder, Kay Smith.

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mf Uk is lxfnliv f 11: XX ! SEATED: H. Riehle, P. Baker. STANDING: P. Workman F. Utter, J. Cannell, E. Zachow, A. Hester, L. Peters M. Fawver, L. Jackson. aim at at, gm swim The Junior Class started the year under the leadership of Larry Peters, President, and the advisors, Miss Ghormley and Mr. Reif. The other officers were: James Cannell -------- Vice President Pat Baker - - ------- Secretary Harry Riehle - ------- Treasurer Mary Fawver - - - Student Council Representative Adin Hester - - - Student Council Representative Loretta Jackson - - - - Girls' Athletic Manager Eldon Zachow - - - Boys' Athletic Manager Penny Workman - ---- Yell Leader Fred Utter -------- Sergeant-at-Arms The year began with a car wash held to raise money for the Junior-Senior Prom. Other fund raising activities were the sale of food at an auction house and the selling of memory books to the student body. The Juniors were very proud of their class rings which they received around Christ- mas, even if a lot of the boys were anxious to give theirs away after they got them. A successful performance of the class play Dear Ruth presented on March 23 was displayed and was the final means of raising money for the prom. Then the highlight of the year was the Junior-Senior Prom held on March 24. The prom to which the Juniors had been looking forward for so long had the theme Eve- ning in Paris and was decorated in a French cafe style. The main aim of the Junior Class was to become Seniors and to be able to sit in the first few rows of seats during assemblies. kansas ...W J

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R YOMNCGJ TED, M Refvrihaallldg, Il5T?E?gg,?Ellhbgei1ybdrgb3iigt'. Favorite Sophomore subject-Biology EA ' .STANDL - '-1-B.1 1' Rliiggmgl M. noums, T- mga ' Sap inmate 7 At the beginning of the school year for 1955-56 the Sophomore Class was ably guided by the following officers: President, Ray Younce' Vice-President Miles Rollins' Secretary, Marsha Reinhardtg Treasurer, Connie Brachinanng Student Council Reprel sentatives, Carolyn Smith and Bob Hiselg Reporter, Doris Andrusg Cheer Leader, Trudi Gigerg Athletic Managers, Donna Rutherford and LeRoy Lim, and Sergeant-At-Arms, Bob Mitchell. Class advisors were Miss Davies and Mr. Allbee. The year started with a bang with Freshman initiation possibly more enjoyable for the Sophomores than the Freshmen. As a climax to initiation the class sponsored a very successful Hello Dance. The Curtis Drive found them out in front in the sale of mag- azines. In the March of Dimes drive they placed second, their project being a dance with the crowning of a King, Dick Christner, and a Queen, Marsha Reinhardt concluding a very active campaign. The year was successfully brought to a close with the annual Sophomore Biology trip to the coast which was enjoyed by all of the members of the class. . . . And with this they look forward to their Junior year, hoping it will be as success- ful and memorable as their Sophomore year. X King Dick and Queen Marsha gM ,M W K , Q 4 viii 21? Q W--mm