Corvallis High School - Chintimini Yearbook (Corvallis, OR)

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EXIIUTIVE CUUNUL .nf Q Q'- bv G E Seated: Yunker, Don Scott, Plunkett, Wetherbee, Harding. Standing: Del Scott, Coleman, Bauer, Childs. STUDENT COUNCIL Row Row Row Bow Row l: McGregor, Neer, Krehbiel, Foss, Woods, Swanson, Barnes, Pugsley, Schmitt, Scott, Ward, Ellis, Childs, B. Golf, D. Goff. 2: Dodson, Iohnson, Bradshaw, Gathercoal, Dufur, Perkins, Wetherbee, Lawrence, Dickinson, Bucy, Iverson, Crawford, Speers Stiner. 3: Skaar, Colby, Myers, Berger, Loehner, Keene, Harding, Luna, Smith, Scott, Hirely, Bell, Bails, Seibert, Packer. 4: Ielferson, Yunker, Wyman, Morgan, Chambers, Andre ws, Albert, Shirley, Goode, Bauer, Andrews, Allworth, Williams Larkins. 5: Lindquist, Wilson, White, Plunkett, Coleman, Myers, Dreezen, Aust, Smith, Strand, Humble, Freeman, Helmet.

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SENIOR CLHSS Phil Dawson, President Io Wyman, Secretary Delores Edler, Treasurer Ralph Coleman, Vice-President SENIOR HISTORY And so it ends, three years of solid work and lots of fun -- mostly lots of fun. As we leave, we can honestly say that we do not begrudge the crammed hours for Econ tests or the long nights spent in play practice. We came as sophomores, green and innocent, not knowing the building and bending to the will of the ever-powerful sen- iors. However, before the year was over, our classmates were firmly established in the activities and school life of C. H. S. Bringing us out of our state of turmoil were our officers, Wayne Hatch, president, Bob Thoman, vice-president, Ioyce Copen- haver, secretary, and Sue Myers, treasurer. Mrs. Iacobs was the class advisor. All in all, we led the traditional life of sophomores. Being raised to a higher mentality level, as juniors we came forth with the smash hit, three-act comedy, A Date With Iudy. Our second triumph was the never-equaled Iunior Prom. Built around a French theme, Soiree Dansantes , it proved to be an outstanding event, complete with sidewalk cafe and a 21-foot Eiffel Tower. Ierry Plunkett wielded the gavel for the class, with the help of Bay Lindquist, vice-president. Students found Marian Harding writing minutes and Flora Schuster keeping the books. Advisers for the year were Mr, C. S. Strong and Miss Olga Carlson. At last, as mighty seniors, we took over the clubs and activities and saw our classmates leading the school in all phases of C. H. S. We chose Phil Dawson to lead us as president and Ralph Coleman, vice-president, stepped up to take his place when Phil moved. Secretary, Io Wyman and treasurer, Delores Edler kept our class in tip-top shape, The Senior Play, Pride and Prejudice, was an outstanding achievement as we settled down to a more dramatic and somewhat classic production. Advisers for the class during our last year were Miss Vera Horner and Fred Quale. And so we close a very happy high-school career and sin- cerely Wish the best of luck to every student who passes through the halls of C. H. S.