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fafi j mxjm ' lo. ■P- nm? L J . 1 j 1 lie’ll 1 B JaLv 1. Freshmen Girls. 2. Is this what Batman uses? 3. Good morning, everyone. 4. Susie 5. Whose arms are dragging? 6. Batter up. 7. Is this a real stickup? 8. Big deal! 9. Give me that ball! 10. Before make up. 11. What are you smiling about? 12. All I get paid is fifty cents an hour. 13. You've put on a few pounds lately. 14. Jack Armstrong. 28
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Wrestling ROW 1: Dave Engblom, Wayne Oja, Bob Boehm, Nick Rusinovich, Jim Leslie, Leonard Harer, Phil Tussing. ROW 2: Jack DeShazer, Larry Thomas, John McFetridge, Hannu Laukkanen, Bob Oja, Gary Sanford, Jon Oja, Dan Schumacher, ROW 3: Coach, Mr. Bolton, Carl Stultz, Don Bartlett, Steve Wingenbach, Kevin Ryon, Dennis Vinson, Eric Reisdorf. The varsity Wrestling Squad completed their season with a 5-3 record under the direction of Coach Chuck Bolton. Twenty-one mat- men turned out this year. Victories came from Bishop Dagwell, Vernonia, and South Bend; losses were to Colton, Clatskanie, and Rainier. The team took 6th place in the district meet held in Scappoose February 24-25. Eric Reisdorf took 3rd place and Larry Thomas took 4th in their respective weight divisions. Coach Bolton cited Reisdorf, Thomas, and Kevin Ryon as outstand¬ ing wrestlers. Reisdorf and Thomas finished with a 16-5 record and Ryon with a 10-3 record. 27
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Couples dancing at the Op- Hop Patch Hop V : il 1 J .iJ II The annual Patch Hop, spon¬ sored by the Sophomore and Junior classes, was held in the gymnasium on Friday, November 18. Op-Hop was chosen as this year’s theme for the dance. A group from Astoria, disraeli provided the music. Slave Day The Girls’ Athletic Association at its slave auction October 19, made about $200, the largest amount of money ever made at a slave auction. Mr. Turner, the auctioneer, sold the 20 slaves, some for as much as $30. On slave day, October 25, die owners dressed their slaves as cartoon charact¬ ers and gave them orders which were supposed to be followed throughout the day. Chaperones: Mr. and Mrs. George Slaves escape from owners Marsha smiles for this picture Slave trader, Mr. Turner, sells Julia Lanning. Kissinp feet was a popular task performed by slaves. 29
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