Canby High School - Cougar Yearbook (Canby, OR)

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,Q ,M Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Row 5: Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Trudi Giger, Leslie Foss, Billie Ballrot, Sharon Cannell, Bobbie Doggett, Rich- ard Hansen, Doris Andrus, Marilyn Fish, JoAnn Johnson, Robert Hisel, Carol Kruger, Phyllis Hathaway. Lorraine Grace, George Kostriken, Sheila Cannell, Theresa Burdett, Molly Atchison, Clarence Darling, Kenneth Dawes, LeRoy Buchanan, Joan Harvey, Bonnie Berg, Clark Knox, Carolyn Guerino, Mr. Albee, Adviser. Clifford Coleman, Barbara Fisher, Darell Kraxberger, Connie Brachmann, Kenneth Doney, Ronald Clack, Gary Daniels, Francis Haun, Lynn Keltner, Jerry Anderson, Ellen Frum, Judy Fredrikson, Janet DuRette. Joanne Gaetz, Jacquelyn DaLee, Judith Irwin, Bruce Bertrand, Gerald Hepler, Ron Hodges, David Ingram, Joan DuRette, Neoma Allphin, Joyce Johnston, Grace Keith, Margaret Crawford, Marjorie Barnes. Carl Ball, Nathan Allen, Carol Ann Hanks, Leonard Kelly, Andrew Krzmarzick, Merlin Herigstad, Louis Hess, Delmar Darling, Charles Hanson, Jerry Baker, Bill Kyllo, Donald Deltzer, Jerry Gilmer. Helen Stegen, Phyllis Schmidt, June Roley, Robert Mitchell, Patricia Warmbier, Carl Weber, Ramon N euschwander, Paul LaFarge, Marsha Reinhardt, Carolyn Smith, Marie Massey. Beverly Parrish, Judy Linker, Jeanine Younce, Judy Wilson, Roger Olsen, Robert Spencer, Larry Parmenter, Donald Rice, Harvey Sheller, LaVonne Willbanks, Eileen Mitsch, Donna Rutherford, Miss Davies, Adviser. Ronnie N etter, Jack Rover, Betty Schwabauer, Gordon Lundsten, Don Nichols, Steve Miller, Miles Rollins, Everett Shipley, Carolyn 'Malone, Ronald Starr, Susan Yost, Helen Pederson. Marion Williams, Barry Schneider, Roger Torgeson, James Sandsness, Kelly Timm, Robert Lamb Ra Nelson Dick Trost Ral h Ron eld Ra Younce ,y, , ,pf,y , LRLi. Thomas e oy m W.. Fl-2, F..

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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

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Illllllllfy F f Q E rl S .U First Place Winners it i any an wma Tiwbm The Freshman class began their High school career under the leader- ship of David Anderson, Presidentg Gregory Hattan, Vice-President: De- anna Onion, Secretaryg Louise Black- well, Treasurerg Jack Bigej and Karen Foote, Student Council Representa- tives, Judy Trafton and Jim Hays, Athletic Managers, and Delores Niel- son Ye11Leader SEATED: L. Blackwell, D. Onion, J. Trafton. STAND- ING: J. Bigej, J. Hayes, G. Hattan, President D Anderson, D. Nielson, K. Foote. When the Class of '59 set foot in the halls of Canby for the first time they were receiv- ed with enthusiasm especially by the Sophomores who conducted a very memorable in- itiation. At the end of Freshman Orientation Week the Freshmen were given a chance to display their talents when they paraded up before the Student Body on that memor- able day. In activities the Freshman class came in second in the inter-class rivalry in the Curtis Drive and had as their project for the March of Dimes drive the movie Ar- senic and Old Lace. The Freshmen also held a dance called the Freshman Hop. Danc- ing, games, and refreshments were enjoyed by all those in attendance. That day-initiation -w.........,........