Lake Oswego High School - Lakers Log Yearbook (Lake Oswego, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1958 volume:

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SOME OF US MAY MAKE THE FABLED TRIP Around the World during our lifetime, most of us will not. But as each day goes by, each and every one of us takes a trip around a world - our own world that We know so well. OUR PRIVATE WORLDS ARE AS VARIED AS WE ARE, no two exactly alike. And yet, they all have one thing in common. For a period of time, Lake Oswego high school, its faculty and its student body, has influenced our existance. WHEREVER WE FIND OURSELVES IN YEARS TO COME, whatever we may do, L.O.H.S. will have played a part in our achievements. All of us will be bound together by the invisible ties of our high school. Mr. Charles Bowles DURING THIS PAST SCHOOL YEAR Mr. Charles Bowles has served Lake Oswego high school as a chemistry and algebra teach- er, a cross country and track team coach, and as a senior and junior class counselor. THE TIRELESS DEDICATION OF MR. BOWLES to our high school can be seen daily in his teaching and coaching but it was most clearly exemplified in his work on the new football and track field. Mr. Bowles devoted many of his summer hours-totaling more than three hundred-so that the entire Oswego community and the students of Lake Oswego would have a field of which they could be proud, and so that the Lake Oswego athletes would have better conditions for practice and play. IT IS WITH GREAT PRIDE AND ADMIRATION that the 1958 Lakers' Log -staff dedicates this annual to Mr. Charles Bowles- instructor, coach, counselor, and friend. Dedication They Administer our School District Mr. Lawrence D. Fish, Superintendent IN 1958 THE LAKE OSWEGO SCHOOL BOARD has been very busy with the many and divers problems which face a growing school district. Under the very capable leadership of Dr. George Lyman, the School Board has done an excellent job in solving or alleviating these problems. ONE OF THE BIGGEST ANNUAL JOBS of the School Board is the formation of district's policy and the construction of a workable budget for the year. Working with a specially formed citizens' committee, the board planned the expansion pro- gram for the area through 1960. Immediate plans call for the building of an elementary school in the Palisades area, the completion of Lake Oswego junior high school, and the addition of expanded shop facilities to the high school. Board of Directors Mr. Lawrence Perkins, Asst. Superintendent MR. LAWRENCE D. FISH is an man with a great deal of experience qualifying him-for his appoint- ment as Superintendentthis past year. His previ- ous experience in the Oswego school system con- sisted of being Director of Curriculum since 1955. He received his Bachelor's Degree at Bethany Peniel College, and his Master's Degree at UCLA. He is now working for his Ph.D. at Washington State College. He is present at all School Board meetings and attends to the multitude of details that are essential for the functioning of a rapidly growing school district such as ours. MR. LAWRENCE PERKINS, formerly the popu- lar principal of Lake Grove elementary school, now offers his assistance in carrying out the re- sponsibilities placed before Mr. Fish. Mr. Perkins graduated from the Eastern Washington College of Education and received his Master's Degree from the Oregon College of Education. Left to right: Mr. Lawrence Fish, Mr. Fred Torp, Dr. George Lyman, President, Mr. John Emery, Mr. John Peterson. I RTA Left to right: Mrs. William Barnum, Mrs. Frank Manglesdorf, Mrs. James Mullins, Mr. Gerald Alford, President, Mrs. Thomas Betty, Mrs. Henry Lawhead, Mr. Warren Adams, Mrs. William Gagnon. MR. ADAMS, THE FACULTY, AND THE PAR- ENTS feel that this year has been an extremely successful one for the P.T.A. The annual Back to School Night, was one of the highlights of the P.T.A.'s activities. During the year the many excellent class conferences helped to clear up some of the questions in the minds of the parents. Mr. Alford and the members of the executive board played a great role in making the 1957-58 year for the P.T.A. the best that has been known. THIS YEAR, AS OFTEN IN THE PAST, the Dads' club at Lake Oswego high school greatly benefited the school and community. The annual Scholar- ship Dance in December, a major Dads' club project, succeeded with a record turnout. The profits of this dance will be given in the form of scholarships to individual seniors in recogni- tion of their achievement in high school. HOWEVER, THE GREATEST PROJECT under- taken by the Dads' Club was the rebuilding of the football and track facilities. The new football and track field was made possible from the time, money and effort donated by the Dads' club and the community. Dads' Club Mr. Vincent Stageberg, Secretary, Mr. Bob Porter, Vice President, Mr. Jay Greene, President, Mr. Everett Sundholrn, Treasurer mm 173153 ROME Rxo me oANeRso BHEELB c.,,, agen Ns VA V 951 X . ,Xa A 1 ,f 'M I ,Q ,,,,. 13 W W A . ,.,L,,...,.m..N, Facult and Y, Administration l Um' Przncigbal Mr. Warren Adams MR. ADAMS, A GRADUATE OF BOTH NEBRASKA STATE COLLEGE with aBachelorof Arts degree and the University of Oregon with a Master's degree, came into the Oswego school system from Molalla, Oregon in the late summer of 1957. In addition to performing the routine duties facing any administrator, paperwork, guiding his staff, etc., Mr. Adams participates as an active member of the Citizens' Advisory Committee on Curriculum as well as of many professional groups working on curriculum. WITH THIS BACKGROUND MR. ADAMS is able to assist in the planning of a well balanced academic program which meets the demands and the abilities of each individual student as Well as the needs of the community. As evidence of his wish to improve Lake Oswego high school was Mr. Adams' effort and influence which aided in obtaining the shop addition. MR. ADAMS IS VERY WILLING TO ASSIST the faculty and the students in initiating activities which will enrich school life. He has no patience with the lazy mind Although he might wish that it were not necessary, it occasionally becomes mandatory that he be a stern disciplinarian. He wants to be a friend and a counselor to the students, but he will not seek out a studentg the student must find him. Administrative Assistants MR. JAMES BROAD IS KNOWN AND RESPECTED at Lake Oswego high school for many reasons. He is the vice-principal of Lake Oswego, is an algebra teacher, is director of the attendance program. and at- tends to most disciplinary problems. Mr. Broad is a hardworking administrator, with a keen sense of the student opinion and an excellent sense of humor which aids him greatly in his relations with the L.O.H.S. student body. MR. DICK PIZZO, DIRECTOR OF STU- DENT AFFAIRS, teacher of general mathe- matics, coach of the swimming team, and advisor of the Student Body Cabinet and the Student Senate had a multitude of new achievements in 1958. Due to Mr. Pizzo's direct interest in the school and students, he is often called upon for help in planning a certain activity or overcoming a problem. He has seen the successful introduction of a revised club program into the school's gov- ernment. He was the proud coach of the boys' swimming team when it won the State Swimming Championship-the first in Lake Oswego high school's history. Without the able guidance of Mr. Pizzo, many student activities, such as the senior class dinner, would not have attained their great success. AS IN PAST YEARS, MISS FRANCES BARBEY was again the counselor to the senior class but this year she added to her duties by being a counselor to part of the junior class. In the course of her general work as a counselor she has occasion to help many students, from freshmen to seniors, in planning their curriculum, in finding a job for the summer or weekends, in choosing the right college, and in directing the students toward possible careers. This year also found Miss Barbey teaching two psychology classes as well as becoming settled in her new home. All of these contribute to making Miss Bar- bey's life a very busy one. Mr. James Broad, Assistant to the Principal Mr. Richard Pizzo, Director of Student Affairs Miss Frances Barbey, Coordinator of Counselors 11 Miss Cordelia Arnold: In- structor of algebra and geometryg Freshman Class Advisor. Mrs. Jean Clark: Instruc- tor of corrective reading and advanced reading. Miss Frances Barbey: In- structor of psychologyg Senior and Junior Class Counselorg Head of the Counseling Department. Mrs. Alma Dickie: Li- brarian. Mr. Charles Bowles: In- structor of chemistry and algebrag Senior and Jun- ior Class Counselor. Mr. James Broad: In- structor of algebrag Vice Principal of Lake Oswego High School. Mr. Cliff Giffin: Instruc- tor of physical education. 12 These are our instructors, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Gil- more: Instructor of Am- erican problemsg Senior Class Advisor. Mr. Felix Calkins: In- structor of English and advanced combined core. Mrs. Alice Brown: In- structor of French, art- and crafts. Mrs. Beatrice Churchill: Instructor of .general ' business, typing and Mrs. Barbara Candioglos: Instructor of English and typing. shorthand. Mr. Oliver Huffman: In- structor of wood shop and mechanical drawingg MF- Roy Hadley? 1I'1StI'l1C- Sophomore Class Advisor. tor of physics, physical science and advanced unified mathematics. Mr. Robert Kremer: In- structor of English and 1 U basic cornbinationg Soph- Mr. DOIlald Klellhgi In- Qmgre and Freshman structor of United States Class Counselor, history and physical edu- cation. Who cadre dedicated. . .13 Mr. Marvin Lieske: In- structor of Advanced So- cial Studies and World I-Iistoryg Department heady Junior Class Ad- visor- and drama. Mr. Cecil Matson: In- structor of English,speech Miss Doris Popple: In- structor of physical edu- cation. Mr. Dale Reynolds: In- structor of English and world geography com- Mr. James Mullins: In- struct of generalscience and iol gy Mrs. Marie Mullins: In- structor of Spanlsh. binedg Freshman Class Mr- warren Schue: In' Advisor. 14 , T 0 our educcztzon. .. structor of consumer mathematics, algebra and bookkeeping, Mrs. Mabelle Spencer Instructor of English. Miss Scholastica Murty: Instructor of Latin, world geography and English. Mr. Dick Pizzo: Instruc- tor of general mathemat- i icsg Director of Student Mrs. Evelyn Perkins: In- Affalrs' structor of homemaking and craftsg Junior Class Mr. Duane Olaniez In- Advisor. structor of orchestra, band and choir. ' ' ' Mrs. Dorothy West: In- 'X' ' structor of Latin, English and journalismg Lake Ad isor -5 Sopho- Mrs. Susan Stoner: In- structor of English and world geography and Englishg Laker's Log Advisor. w na, I Jfidevxfzfwfe Mrs. Cynthia Watkins: Views V Instructor of biology,gen- IHOFC Class AdV1S0F- eral science and physical science. Qi Qfze LJ Mrs. Megan Walth: In- structor of English and world geography com- binedg Sophomore and Freshman Counselor. T 0 making us good citizens LO Instructors at Their ork Miss Popple instructs HI'- Jean Adams in the ticulars of proper tennis grip. Mr. Bowles plans a chemistry laboratory experiment. Miss Barbey helps Sanna Campbell plan her course .of study, Mrs. Gilmore listens intently to a senior history discussion. Mrs. Mullins teaches Spanish pronounciation. diagrams a com plicated mechanical function. They Keep our School Running Smoothly Mrs. Shirley Bamberg, Mrs, Evelyn Alford. Secretaries Left to right: Mr. Lorin- Walker, Mr, Raymond Blodgett, Mr. Joe DeCent, Mr. Louis Pieper. M h ' Custodians T . r Left to right: Mrs. Betty Palmer, Mrs. Zelma Ankersmit, Mrs. Margaret Helstrom, Mrs. Lillian Warren, Mrs. Mabel Stone. 17 Cooks 5... 2 fa' C -555 ? E2 Id 7.9 OO 352 0 JCIC 132 Sim E? o amha mEX1co Co 3 Q q 2 1-1 AD 3531 VA 951 Seniors an Underclassmen l 20 1 Marjean Lawhead Secretary Steve Schenk Arnold Southwell President Treasurer Sgt. at Arms Senior Class THE SENIOR CLASS sponsored the annual senior class dinner, their first activity of the year, which proved to be a tremendous success. Following this, in answer to the challenge of the junior class, the seniors whole- heartedly participated in the clean-up campaign. In a pep assembly, they presented a skit concerned with promoting school spirit. Although the class was involved in graduation preparations .later in the year, they still con- tinued their activities such as the May Fete and the annual senior Skip Day. As in the past years they presented the school with a much appre- ciated gift. 'tiwiiiiiiwlwegiklli 2 5 S ,img-2set5,Wa9-.,,7-17 - 'A ti x P W Serve, S In Vlck- d Clara Tegggenior Dmne and kaigaugbnessy S atks an Stomers dl'-ive n Fisher ' Anne M tene phungfy cu ' tally cans fossman ghem to of food Dick Didzumi Vice-President Ernie Schwartz Steve Altick-J.V. 81 V. Football - l, 2, Intramurals - 3' Ski Club - 1, 23 Sp. Club - 3, Lette.-rmen's Club - 3, 4' Choir - 3, 4, Hi-Y - 3, 4, Sophomore Class President, Senate - 4. George R. Anderson-Proj. Crew. Linda Bamberg-Koppa - 1, 2, 3, Sec. - 3, Tri-Hi-Y - 3, 4, Sec. - 45 F.B.L.A. - 3, 4, Sec. - 4, F.T.A. - 45 Girls League - 4, Honor Society - 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir - lg Sp. Club - 1, 2g Art Club - 1, 2, Ski Club - 1, 2, I.R.L. - 2. Donna Bake-Koppa - 1, 2, 3, Y-Teens - 1, 2, Sp. Club - 2, 3, Annual - 43 Prom Pub, Comm. - 3. Jim Anderson-J.V. :Sz V. Football - 2, 3, Track - 1, 25 Hi-Y - 3, 45 Midshipmen - 3, 4, Ski Club - 1, 25 O.S.S. - 2, 3, 45 Boys Fed. - 3, Rep. - 35 Traffic Comm. - 3. Linda Anderson-Transfer from Grant H.S., Portland, Koppa - 3, F.B.L.A. - 45 I.R.L. - 4, Girls League - 43 Entertainment Chrm. of Seranade in Jade , Cabinet Sec. Comm. - 4. Fred Barr-V. Rally Squad - 4, Pres. - 4, Boys Fed. - 3g Gun Club - 1, 2, Track - 3. Linda Barnett-F.N.A. - 4, V. Pres. - 4, Koppa - 3, Girls League - 3, 45 I.R.L. - 4g Tri-Hi-Y - 1, 2, 21 Joann Boody-Tri-Hi-Y - 3, 4, V. Pres. - 4, Koppa - 1, 2, 3, Sgt. at Arms - 3, Ski Club - 1, 2, Y-Teens - 2, Sec. - 2, Girls League - 4, Sgt. at Arms - 4, J .V. Rally Squad - 1, Drama Club - 3, I.R.L.-4, Vaudeville Show-2, F.T.A.-4. Jim Blodgett-J.V. Baseball- 1, Swimming - 1, J.V. 8a V. Football - 2, 3, Choir - 3, 4. Thomas A. Betty-J.V. 84: V. Football- 1, 2, 3, 4, Honorable Mention All-County - 3, 4, Honorable Mention A11- TYV-4, Track- 1, 2,3, Lettermen's Club - 2, 3,4, Sgt. at arms - 3, 4, Hi-Y - 3, 4, V. Pres. - 4, Sp, Club - 4. Linda Anne Beauchamp-Transfer from Beaverton, Ore- gon - 3, Choir - 3. Linda Bowles-Koppa - 1, 2, 3, I.R.L. - 1, 2, Sp. Club - 3, 4, Y-Teens - 2, 3, Sec. - 2, Interclub Rep. - 3, Ski Club - Naomi Lee Burchett-Y-Teens - 2, Niki - 22, F.B.L.A. - 3, F.N.A. - 4. Joanne Brown-Honor Society - 1, 2, 3, 4, Sgt. at Arms - 2, Sec. - 3, Pres. - 4, Girls League - 4, Rep. - 3, Koppa - 22 1, 2, 3, His. -2, Sp. Club - 3,45 Caps 8z Gowns Comm. Chrm. - 4, Y-Teens - 2, F.B.L.A. - 2. 1, 2, Girls League: F.B.L.A. - 2, Class Jewelry Comm. Chrm. - 3. Darlene M. Boyer-Y-Teens - 1, Art Club - 1, Koppa - 2, 3, Sp. Club - 2, 3, Prom Decorations - 3, Tri-Hi-Y - 3, 4, Jenny Kissed Me - 3, Double Door - 3, Christmas Dance Pub. Comm., I.R.L. - 4, His. - 4. Linda Byrne Carolyn Burdick-Tri-Hi-Y - 3, 4, Treas. - 45 I.R.L. - 45 Koppa 7 1, 2, 35 American Heritage Tour - 35 F.T.A. - 45 Swimming - 1, 25 Tennis - 35 Niki - 1, 25 Girls League - 45 Intramurals - 1, 2. Jeff Chandler-Band 8: Pep Band - 1, 2, 3, 45 J.V. 8z V. Football- 2, 3, Mgr. - 35 J.V. Basketball- 25 J.V. 8.: V. Baseball- 1, 2, 35 Lettermen's Club - 3, 45 Hi-Y - 3, 45 Fire Squad - 45 TYV Honor Band and Music in May - 3, 45 Election Comm. - 3, 4, Chrm. - 45 Dance Band - 45 Squires - 4. Sally Casselman-Koppa - 1, 2, 35 Y-Teens - 1, 2. Nancy Cannon-Transfer from Seattle, Wash. - 35 S.B. Chaplin - 45 D.A.R. Award - 45 Home-Coming Princess - 45 Student of the Month - 45 F.B.L.A. - 3, 4, Pres. - 45 Tri-Hi-Y - 45 Honor Roll - 35 Girls League - 45 Koppa - 35 F.T.A. - 45 Chrm. of Commencement Comm. - 4. Janet Rae Carlson-Koppa - 2, 3, Sec. - 25 F.B.L,A. - 2, 3, Sec. - 35 Student of the Month - 25 Y-Teens - 25 Sp. Club - 3, 45 I.R.L. - 45 Girls League - 4. Larry Cheney-Hi-Y - 3, 45 Lettermen's Club - 3, 45 Ski Club - 1, 2, 4, Pres. - 1, 45 Ski Team - 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain - 3,45 J.V. Sz V, Football- 1,2,3,45 J.V. 8z V. Baseball- 1, 2, 35 Band - 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band - 45 Basketball- 1. Douglas Chisholm--Swimming - 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain - 45 In- tramurals - 1, 25 Midshipmen - 2, 3, 4, Treas. - 35 Honor Society - 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. - 35 Hi-Y - 3, 45 Sp. Club - 45 Fire Squad - 45 Exchange Student- 35 S.B. V. Pres. - 4 23 if W lk .V . 2 .1 me I If 3 -.,,-ve-ffbffl Q. :.. sa. ' ' . 5'-2 I I ' , 1 ' 5. 3 -- - , .,fy,Q, , . . 'lffflza 5 . .. in ru ff- -gf' T 1 ' 1 1 if - V fl? ..,. - -. .. , - , . 4 r he ' i p V 12.1. -' f ,.s..ff:g'LK:E ' uf,-' 5 Wgf.. , -W Q.. gf, 1 ., .. 3 Jil,--.,.. .. . .5 . ,Q ,kkk ,,,. L i .,,, : ' ' ' M it L 35' .51 Vgiigfiki' If Bonnie Cohen-Transfer from Milwaukie H. S., Oregon - 39 Koppa - 33 F.B.L.A. - 35 Girl's League - 4, I.R.L. - 4. Gary Clinkscales Frank Churchill-Band - 43 Radio Club - 45 I.G.Y. Club - 4 Bi-Phy-Chem - 43 Honor Roll - 4. Gordon Clark--Annual Photographer - 3, 45 Newspaper Photographer - 3, 43 Swimming - 2, Camera Club - 25 Radio Club - 25 Track - 2. Linda Crook-Transfer from Worthington, Ohio - 39 Sena- tor - 4g F.N.A. - 4, Pres. - 45 Newspaper - 4, I.R.L. - 43 Girls League - 4g Koppa - 3. James Crommett Karen Davis-Transfer from Grant-25 Koppa-2,3g V. Pres. - 3g Vaudeville Show - 25 Tri-Hi-Y - 3, 4, I. R. L. - 2, 3, Sec. - 3. Bob Cruden-Ski Club - lg Fishing 8a Hunting - 1, 2, Cross 24 Country - 3, Boys Fed. - 3. Ilan Deal-Transfer from Franklin H. S., Portland-33 Annual- 3, 43 Boys Fed. - 3. Tom Davis-J.V. :Sz V. Football-1, 2,3,4Q lt All TYV' Honorable Mention All County3 Basketball - 23 Hi-Y. Y Dick Didzun-Hi-Y-3, 43 Pep Band 8a Band-l,2,3,43 Track-1,23 Freshman Class V. Pres.3 Fire Squad- 2, 3,43 Senate-33 Senior Class V. Pres.3 J.V. 8: V. Basketball- 3,-43 Prom Comm. Chrm. - 3. Jim Douglas--Stage Mgr. of play staff- 3,41 School Band - 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Band - 3, 4, Dance Band - 43 Bi-Phi-Chem 33 Boys Fed. - 33 V. Baseball- 4. Gerald G. DeChaine-J.V. Sz V. Basketball- 1, 2g J.V. Sz V. Baseball- 1, 2, 3, 43 V. Football- 2, 3, 4, Co-captain - 43 Down Field Blocking Award - 3, Honorable Mention All TYV-3: Clackamas County Team-33 Honorable Mention - 43 Lettermen's Club - 2, 3, 4, Pres. - 33 Hi-Y - 3,43 Fire Squad- 1,2,3,4, Bat. Chief-3,43 Lower Division V. Pres. - l. Sherry Dickerson-Y-Teens - 1, 23 Girls League - 1, 2, 3, 43 Sp. Club - 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. - 4g Koppa - 2, 3, Corr. Sec.- 33 I.R.L. - 43 Pan American Exchange Student - 33 After Game Dance Chrm. - 33 Rep. to U. of Ore. for scholar- ship tests - 3, 43 Honor Roll - 2, 3, 43 Annual- 4. John Dull Elly Dunham-Drama Club - l, 23 Ski Club - 1, 2, 33 Girls lggague - 43 Koppa - 1, 2-, 33 Y-Teens - 1, 23 Vaudeville ow - l. Gordon Fields-Transfer from Cleveland H. S., Portland-33 Honor Society - 3, 43 Honors Assembly Comm.-43 Frosh 8a J.V. Football, Eta Phig - Ford Foundation - 1, 2, 3g Honor Roll - l, 2, 3, 43 H. R. Senator - 4g Optimist - 3. Mike Fewel-Vaudeville Show - 13 Drama Club - lg Ten- nis - lg Our Town - 23 Prom - 33 Sp. Club - 3, 43 May Fete - 2, 33 Baccalaureate Comm. - 43 Annual - 43 Ski Club - 1, 2. Betty Marie Ellis-Koppa - 2, 33 F.N.A. - 13 Girls League - 4. Diane Englert-Transfer from Waldport, Oregon - 13 Band - 2, 3, 4, Pep Band - 25 Koppa - 2, 33 Sp. Club - 2. 1 Gene Fisher Karen Fischer-Transfer from Albany, Oregon - 13 Girls League - 3, 4, Rep. - 3, Pres. - 43 Tri-Hi-Y - 3, 43 Kop- pa - 2, 3, Sgt. at Arms - 33 F.N.A. - 43 Sp. Club - 2, 3, Drama Club - 2, 33 Prom Back Stage Chrm. - 33 Golf Team - 4. Maurizio Foschi-Hi-Y - 43 Midshipmen - 4g Swimming - 43 I. R. L. - 45 Track - 4. Ted Fowlks-S.B. Pres. - 43 Freshmen Class Pres. - 13 J.V. Football- 1, 2, Captain - 23 J.V. Baseball- 1,23 Prom 26 Chairman - 35 Honor Society - 2, 3, 4g Fire Squad - 2,3,43 Hi- - 3, 4. lr obert Thomas Fox-I.G.Y. Club - 4, Pres. - 45 Honor Roll - 1, 2, 3, 45 Traffic Comm. - 45 Boys Fed. - 1, 2, 3. Peter Franzwa Suzanne Gardner-I.R.L.-45 Christmas Window Decora- tion- 35 Posters for Heaven on Ea1'th - 3. James E. Furlong-Transfer from Los Angeles, Cal. - 35 Football- 35 Track - 35 Hi-Y - 3, 45 Sp. Club - 35 Ski Club - 3, 45 Choir - 3, 45 Music in May - 3, 45 Squires - 45 M.C. of May Fete - 35 M.C. of Homecoming - 4. S 1 Wally Fuller-Ski Club - 1, 2, 45 Pub. Comm. - 45 Display Comm. Chrm. - 45 HOur Town - 25 Boy Wanted - 25 Drama Club - 1, 25 French Club - 35 I.R.L. - 45 Arsenic and Old Lace - 4. Fred Funke-J.V. 8a V. Baseball- 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y - 3, 4, Chap- lin - 45 Midshipmen - 4, Sec. - 45 Fire Squad - 45 News- paper - 45 V. Football Manager - 4. Robert Gillette-Band - 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra - 45 Pep Band - 1, 25 J.V. Football- 25 J.V. Baseball- 15 Golf - 2. Linda Gilmer-Girls League - 45 Choir - 3. 2 Sonja Griffith-Koppa - 1, 2, 3g Sp. Club - 2, 33 Lib. Staff - 23 Typing and Shorthand Awards - 1, 2, 3. Jay Greene-Lettermen's Club - 3, 43 Hi-Y - 3, 43 Audio Visual - 1, 23 Drama - 1, 23 Frosh Baseball- 13 J.V. 8a V. Football - 3, 43 Fire Squad - 3, 43 Newspaper - 4. John Green-Band - 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Band - 2, 3, 43 J.V. Base- ball - 2, 33 Concession Mgr. - 3, 43 Arsenic and Old Lace - 43 Science Club - 23 Ski Club - 1, 2, 33 Dance Band - 43 Intramurals - 2, 3. Nancy Gredler-Transfer from Westchester, Cal. - 43 Girls League - 43 F.B.L.A. - 43 F.N.A. - 43 I.R.L. - 4. Scot Perrin Haines-Transfer from Grant H.S., Portland - 23 Hi-Y - 2, 3, 43 F.B.L.A. - 33 J.V. Football- 23 J.V. 8x V. Basketball- 2,33 V. Track - 2,33 Senate - 43 Boys Fed. - 3, Ripg 33dLeItermen's Club - 3, 43 Choir - 3, 43 Squires - 3 an - . Patricia Wynn Hall-Tri-Hi-Y - 3, 43 Homecoming Prin- cess - 43 Sr. Class Dinner Pub. Chrm. - 43 F.N.A. - 4, Sec.-Treas. - 43 Girls League - 43 Drama - 2, 3, Double Door' 8a Jenny Kissed Me 3 Ski Club - 1, 2, 4, Treas. - 13 Koppa - 2, 33 Choir - 1, 43 Sp. Club - 2. Gary Hansen-Swimming - 2, 33 Track - 23 Double Door - 33 Audio Visual - 3. 28 Robert Hammond-Radio Club. Linda Hanson-Koppa - 2, 35 Sp. Club - 25 Y-Teens - 1, 25 I.R.L. - 1, 25 F.B.L,A. - 35 Vaudeville Show - 15 Tam- ing the Shrew - 2. Jack Hansen-Golf - 1, 25 Basketball Intramurals - 2, 45 Ski Club - 15 Sp. Club - 2, 35 Cross Country - 15 Hi-Y - 45 Frosh Basketball- 15 Pep Band - 1, r Suzanne Harbinsky-Honor Society - 1, 2, 3, Pres. - 15 Kop- pa - 1, 2, 3, Pres. - 25 Tri-Hi-Y - 2, 3, 4, His. - 35 Senator - 2, 35 S.B. Evaluation Comm. Chrm. - 45 Girls League - 45 Girl of the Month - 45 I.R.L. - 45 Tennis Mgr. - 35 Choir - 15 Meet Arizona - 15 Ski Club - 1, 25 Variety Show - 15 French Club - 2, 35 Y-Teens - 1, 2. William I-Iedlind Sharon Herbst-Koppa - 1, 2, 3, Treas. - 2, 35 Niki - 1, 2, 3, Pres. - 35 I.R.L. - 1, 45 Tri-Hi-Y - 3, 45 Girls League - 1, 2, 3, 45 Cabinet - 2, 35 Fire Squad - 45 Y-Teens - 1, 2, Treas. - 25 Exchange Assembly - 3, 45 Sp. Club - 2, 3. Judy Hendricks-Koppa - 1, 2, 35 F.B.L.A. - 35 Y-Teens - 1, 25 Drama Club - 1, 25 Taming of the Shrew - 2. John William Hopkins-Intramural Basketball - 1, 2, 3. Ann Hiller-Transfer from Beaverton, Oregon - 35 Tri-1'Ii- Y - 3, 45 Koppa - 35 Y-Teen Princess - 35 Homecoming Chrm. - 45 I.R.L. - 45 Newspaper - 45 F.B.L.A. - 35 Ski Club - 45 Choir - 45 Girls League - 3, 4. 29 David William James Jr.-J.V. Sz V. Football - 1, 2, 3, 45 Lettermen's Club - 2, 3, 4g Frosh Basketball- 1, Hi-Y - 2, 3, 4, Treas. - 4, Ski Club - 1, 23 Track - 2, 3, Fire Squad - 3, 4, Honorable Mention A11 TYV - 3. Penny James-Transfer from California- 2, F.B.L.A. -43 F.T.A. - 4, I.R.L. - 43 Tennis - 4, Koppa - 2, 3, Sec. - 3, Y-Teens - 2, 3, V. Pres. - 3. Laura Kidd-Koppa - 2, 3, Sp. Club - 2, Y-Teens - 2, 3, Treas. - 3' lR.L - 4' Girls Lea ue - 4' Annual- 4' Lib. , - - Y S , , Staff - 23 School Service - 3, 4, Typing Awards - 1, 2. Gary King-Honor Society - 3, 4, Bi-Phy-Chem. - 2, 3, 4 Pres. - 2, 3, Sp. Club - 3, 4, I.G.Y. Club - 45 Band - 1, 2 30 Track Manager - 25 Cross Country Manager - 3. Beverly Hughes-F.N.A. - 13 Sp. Club - 1, 2, Y-Teens - 1, 2, Girls League - 4, Koppa - 1, 2, 3, F.B.L.A. - 3, 4, Honor Roll- 3, 4, I.R.L, - 4. Raymond Hughes Don Kelleher-Football - 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball - 1, 2, 33 Bas- ketball - 1, 2, 3, Letterman Club - 2, 3, 45 Band - 1,2,3,4 Chet Kershaw Linda Krebs-French Club -. 2, 3, 4, Pres. - 3, Y-Teens - 1, 2, Treas. - 1, Pres. - 2, Tri-Hi-Y - 2, 3, 4, His. - 3, Koppa - 1, 2, 3, His. - 3, Girls League - 4, Treas. - 4, American Heritage Tour - 4, Honor Roll- 2,3, Show Case Com- mittee - 3, Vaudeville Show - 1, Meet Arizonan - 1. William Knorr-Ski Club- 2, 4, Midshipmen - 3, 4, J,V. 8.: V. Football- 1. 2, 3, 4, J.V. 81: V. Track - 2, 3, Baseball- 1. Linda Jame Laliusen-Swimming - 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain - Koppa - 1, 2, 3, Sgt. at Arms - 2, Niki - 1, 2, 3, Sgt. 4: at Arms - 2, Girls League - 4, Sp. Club - 3, 4, Ski Club - 1, 2, I.R.L. - 4, Meet Arizona - 1. Lois Naomi Kruse-Girls League- 4, Y-Teens-1,2, Kop- pa - 2,3. Jackson S. Leflar-J.V. Football- 1, Band - 1, 2, 3, 4, Or- chestra - 4, Dance Band - 4, Pep Band - 4. Marjean Gayle Lawhead-Transfer from Sandy H.S., San- dy, Oregon, Senior Class Sec. - 4, A.F.S. Comm. - 4, Kartoon Kaper Chrm. - 4, Honor Roll - 1, 2, 3, Jenny Kissed Me - 3, Koppa - 2, 3, Treas. - 2, Prom Decora- tion Comm. - 3, State Speech Finalist - 2, Y-Teens - 2, French Club - 2, F.T.A. - 1, Pep Club - 1. l 1 Carol Lovett-J.V. 8a V. Rally Squad-1,4, Ski Cl ub - 1, 2, 4, Fire Squad - 3, 4, Homecoming Princess - 3 Junior Class Treas. - 3, Tri-Hi-Y - 2, 3, 4, Koppa - 2 Miss Merry Christmasl' - 4, Student of the Month 3 14' Michael Leonard-J.V. :Sz V. Football-l,2,3, Track-1, Ski Club - 1, 2, 3. 31 1 Larry McCart-Frosh Basketball- 1, J.V. Basketball- 2, Band and Pep Band- 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm. - 3. Philip Stuart McAllister-Track - 1, Ski Club -1, Hi-Y - 3, 4, I.R.L. - 3, 4, V. Pres. - 4, Arsenic 81: Old Lace - 4. Peter Lynch-Track - 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y - 4, Ski Club - 1, 2, 3, 4, Band - 1, 2, 4, Radio Club - 1, 2, 3. Peter George Lyman-l.R.L. - 2, 3, 4, Senate - l, 2, 3, Art Club - 1, 2, 3, Annual - 4, Asst. Ed. - 4, Art Editor - 4, S.B. Constitution Comm. Chrm. - 3, Honor Roll - 1,2,3,4, French Club - 3, 4, I.G.Y. Club - 4, Lower D1v1s1on Elections Comm. Chrm. - 1, I v w K Frank Arthur Manglesdorf-Lettermen's Club - 4, J.V. 8: V. Football- 1, 3, 4, J.V. Baseball- 2, Track - 3, Sp. Club - 3, 4, Rep. - 3, Honor Roll- 3, 4, Intramurals - 1, 2, 3, 4 Choir - 3, 4, Art Club - 1, Cotton Ball - 2, Boys Fed. - 1, 2, 3, 4, Mary McCullough-Swimming Teams - 1, 2, 3, V. Rally Squad - 4, Fire Squad - 3, 4, Homecoming Princess - 2, Tri-Hi-Y - 2, 3, 4, Koppa - 2, 3, Ski Club - 1, 2, 4, French 32 Club - 1, 2, Art Club - 1,25 Lower Division Sec.- 1. Dean McCrory-Honor Roll - 1, 2, 3, 4, Senate - 4, American Heritage Tour - 3, Boys Fed. - 3, Rep. - 3, J.V. Rally Squad - 1, J.V. Basketball Mgr. - 2, Radio Club - 3, 4, Sp. Club - 3, Band 8z Pep Band - 1, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Class Gift Comm. Chrm. - 4. George McCarthy-J.V. Sa V. Football - 1, 2, 3,45 All TYV Honorable Mention - 3, J.V. Basketball- 1, 2, V. Base- ball- 1, 2, 3, 4, Lette-rmen's Club - 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. - 3, Sgt. at Arms - 4, Fire Squad - 2, 3, 4, Batt. Chief - 2, Asst. Chief - 3, Fire Chief - 4, Sp. Club - 4. Lee Manning-Transfer from high school in Colorado - 35 l F.B L.A -3,4 V. Pres 4' Girls Le . . , .- , ague - 45 I.R.L. - 45 S.B. Sec. Comm. - 45 Koppa - 35 Y-Teens - 3. udith Marks-I.R.L. - 3, 4, Treas. - 45 Koppa - 1, 2, 35 Bac- calaureate Chrm. -45 Sp. Club - 3,45 Girls League - 45 Y-Teens - l, 3, Chaplain - 35 French Club - 1, 25 S.B. Assembly Comm. - 3. Robert Meadows Merna Melton-Transfer from Silverton, Oregon - 35 Girls gieziuegi- 45 Sp. Club - 35 Koppa - 35 F.N.A. - 45 Lib. a - . Rodney Martin Sandra Ethelyn May-Transfer from Albany, Oregon-4 F.T.A. - 4, Sec. - Treas. - 45 I.R.L. - 45 Purple Pipers - 4, Accompanistg Choir - 4, Accompanist. Steve Mitchell Gerald Eugene Mitchell-Honor Society - 15 Frosh Basket- ball - lg J .V. Basketball- 35 Choir - 1, 25 V. Rally Squad - 45 Meet Arizona - 25 Variety Show - 2. 33 Dianne Molldrem-Honor Society - 1, 2, 3, 4, J.V. 8a V. Rally - 1, 4, V. Pres. - 4, Tri-Hi-Y Rep. to Youth and Leg. - 4, Fire Squad - 4, Annual - 4, Act. Council - 3, 4, Girls League - 4, Formal Dance Chrrnn. - 4, Ski Club - l,2,3, Art. Club - 1, 2, Drama Club - 1, 2, Social Comm. - 1, I.R.L. - 4, Student Council Rep.-1, Variety Shows - 1,2, Prom, May Fete Chrmn. - 3. Anne Elizabeth Mossman-Activities Council Sec. - 4, Girls League - 4, Sec. - 4, D.A.R. Award - 1, Koppa - 1, 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y - 3, 4, Varsity Show - 1, 2, Big Sister Chrm. - 4, Ski Club - 1, 2, 4, Honor Society - 1, 2, I.R.L. - 4, gliegchll Club - 2, 3, Nannette - 1, Niki- 1, 2, Sp. u - . Jack Motsenbocker Frank Edward Mullin-Honor Society-1, 2, 3,4, I.G.Y. Club - 4, S.B. Treas. - 4. William Newton-I.G.Y. - 4,. Jr. Band - 1, 2, 3, Choir - 4. Sally Nelson-F.T.A. - 4, Pres. - 4, F.B.L.A. - 4, Honor So- 34 ciety - 2, 3, Koppa - 1, 2, 3, Frosh Class Sec., Prom Comm. - 3, Ski Club - 1, 2, Sp. Club - 2, 3, Niki - 2. Q I Harold Nelson-Transfer from Toppenish, Washington- 2, Basketball, Honor Society - 1, Darling Brats - 1, Letterman's Club - 1, Band - 1, Ways 85 Means Comm.- 4, Honor Roll- 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals - 2, Sp. Club - 3. Nancy Jane Nearing-Koppa - 2, 3, F.B.L.A. - 3, Girls Lea- gue - 4. Terry Oliver Jack Ofelt-Transfer from Taft5 Hi-Y - 2, 3, 45 Sp. Club - 1, 2, 45 Sp. Club - 1, 2, 45 Honor Roll- 45 Ski Club - 2,3,4, V. Pres. - 45 Fire Squad - 3, 45 Drama Club - 1, 25 Our Town - 25 Const. Comm. - 3, 45 Honors Assembly - 45 J.V. Basketball - 2. Peter Andrews Papulski-J.V. Sz V. Football - 1, 2, 3, 45 J.V. 8a V. Basketball- 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain - 25 Tennis - 1, 2, 3, 45 Ski Club - 1, 25 F.B.L.A. - 35 Prom Comm. - 35 Sp. Club - 35 Fire Squad - 3. 45 Hi-Y - 3, 45 Lettermen's Club - 45 Band - 4. Ross Othus-J,V. Sc V. Rally - 1, 45 F.B.L.A. - 35 Swimming - 35 Ski Club - 25 Golf - 25 Intramurals - 1, 2, 3, 4. Marilyn Paulson-Honor Society - 1, 2, 3, 45 Annual - 45 Bus. Mgr. - 45 1.R.L. - 2, 45 Girls League - 45 American Heritage Tour - 45 Koppa - 1, 2, 35 French Club - 2, 35 Y-Teens - 15 Room Rep. - l. David Patterson- Swimming - 2, 3, 45 Midshipmen - 3, 45 Senate - 2, 35 Ski Club - 1, 2,4. l Muriel Sue Petersen-Swimming - 1, 2, 3, 45 Koppa - 1, 2, 3, Sgt. at Arms - 35 Sp. Club - 2. 3: Y-Teens - 1, 25 Ski Club - 25 Nurses Club - 2. Jean Peterson-Koppa - 1, 2, 35 Y-Teens - 25 Sp. Club - 3, 45 F.N.A. - 4. 3 Kenneth Pickard-J.V. Baseball- 33 Sp. Club - 1. Jerry D. Reece-Transfer from Aberdeen, Wash. - 43 Swim- ming - 4. Linda Laurann Powers-Koppa - 1, 2, 3, Pres. - 1, 23 Tri- Hi-Y - 2, 3, 43 Homecoming Princess - 23 Ski Club - 1, 2, 43 Art Club - 13 S.B. Pub. Comm. - 23 Sp. Club - 23 Jenny Kissed Me - 33 S.B. Elections Comm. - 43 F.T.A. - 43 Girls League - 4. Darla Roskoski - Y-Teens - 13 Swimming - 1, 2, 33 Koppa - 1, 2, 33 Homecoming Queen - 33 F.B.L.A. - 43 I.R.L. - 43 Ski Club - 4, Treas. - 43 Choir - 3. Joan Romberg-Koppa - 1, 2, 3, Sgt. at Arms - 1, 23 Sp. Club - 2, 33 Drama Club - 43 Girls League - 4, Class Sec.3 Newspaper - 43 Pan American Exchange Student - 33 Business Mgr. for Double Door Sz Arsenic and Old Lace - 3, 43 Lib. Staff - 43 Audio Visual - 23 Vaudeville 36 Show- 1,23 Make up for playsg Production Staff for Jenny Kissed Me - 3. Kathlyn Porter-Tri-Hi-Y - 2, 3, 4, Chaplain - 3, Pres. - 4g Girls League - 4, V. Pres. - 43 Junior Class Sec.3 Koppa - 2, 3, V. Pres. - 23 Prom Comm. - 33 Jenny Kissed Me - 33 I.R.L. - 43 Sp. Club - 33 Choir - 23 Ski Club - 1, 23 Commencement Comm. - 43 Vaudeville Show - 1, 23 Honor Roll- 1, 2, 4. William Remsen-Ski Club - 2,33 Boys Fed. - 1, 2,35 Sr. Prom Comm. - 43 Football - 3. Edward' Robinson-J.V. 8z V. Football - 1, 3, 43 Tennis - 2, 33 Honor Roll - 23 Jr. Class Sgt.-at-Arms3 Hi-Y - 3, 43 Lettermen's - 3, 43 J.V. Basketball - 23 Ski Club - 1, 2, 43 Ski Club - 1, 2, 43 Choir - 13 Meet Arizona - 13 American Heritage Tour - 3. Mike Rowning Carol RountreefKoppa. Lynne Sanzenbacher-Assembly Chrmn.5 Pan American Marcia Hale Ruby-A.F.S. Exchange Student5 Junior Class Pres. - 35 J.V. 8: V. Rally - 1, 4, Pres. - 1, 45 Honor Society - 1, 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y - 2, 3, 45 Student of the Month - 25 Koppa - 1, 2, 35 Double Door - 35 Boy Wanted - 25 Art Club - 1, V. Pres. - 25 Drama Club - 2, Sec. - 25 I.R.L. - 4. Dennis Ryder-Honor Roll - 1, 2, 3, 45 Swimming - 2, 3, 45 American Heritage Tour - 35 Sp. Club - 3, 4. Exchange Student - 35 Honor Society - 3, 45 Honor Roll - 1, 25 Prom Comm. - 35 Drama Club - 2, Treas. - 25 1.R.L. - 45 Koppa - 2, 3. Yvonne Sather Dennis Schaefer Steven T. Schenk-Honor Society - 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Class Treas. - 45 Hi-Y - 45 Sp. Club - 3, 45 Ski Club - 1, 2, 35 Golf- 1. 2, 35 Lettermen's Club - 4. 37 Ernie Schwarz Vicki Shaughnessy-Transfer from Seattle, Wash. - 35 V. Rally Squad - 45 Girls League - 3, 45 Honor Roll - 3, 45 Koppa - 35 French Club - 35 Prom Comm. - 35 Student Teacher - 3 Leslie Smith-Band - 1, 2, 3, 45 Bi-Phy-Chem. - 3, 45 Radio Club - 45 I.G.Y. - 4. Arnold D. Southwell-Senior Class Pres.5 Honor Society - 1 2 3 4- Tennis - 3 4' Hi-Y - 4' Senate - 3' I.R.L. - 4' 38 Syp., dldb - 3,45 J.vf Rally - 1, Hand - 1, 2, af ' Susan Jean Schwabe-J.V. 8a V. Rally Squad - 1, 45 Jenny Kissed Me - 35 Koppa - 1, 2, 3, Jr. Sec. - 35 Tri-Hi-Y'- 3, 45 Choir - 1, 2, 45 Swimming - 25 Girls League - 45 Ski Club - 25 Sp. Club - 25 Drama Club - 2. Joe Schlepp L Terry Simonson Shirley Vaughan Shepard-L.D. Pres. - 15 Honor Society-15 Ski Club - 1, 2,35 Tri,-Hi-Y - 2, 3, 45 Student of the Month - 15 Koppa - 1, 2, 35 I.R.L. - 2, 3, 4, Pres. - 45 Girls League - 45 Honors Assembly Chrm. - 45 Girls State Rep. - 35 Niki - 3, 45 Swim Team - 35 French Club - 2, 3. l J' 5 x, , ll l 1 5 rl Ili. -. l Ca1'l Irving Spencer-Choir - 1, 2, 3, 45 J.V. 8: V. Football- l, 35 J.V. Frosh Football- 15 Music in May - 3, 45 Lettermen's Club - 3, 45 Squires - 45 Ski Club - 1,25 O.S.S. - 2, 3, 45 Boys Fed. - 1, 2, 3, Vaudeville Show -25 Traffic Comm. - 35 Meet Arizona - l. Linda Irene Sparks-American Heritage Tour 8x Comm. - 3, 45 Koppa - 1, 2, 35 Annual Staff - 45 Usher One Foot in Heaven - 45 Baccalaureate Comm. - 45 Nurse's Club - 15 Class Jewelry Comm. - 35 Ski Club - 1, 2,45 Y-Teens - 1, 2, 3, Pres, - 35 French Club - 1, 25 Gir1's League - 45 I.R.L. - 2, 4. David Taylor-Transfer from Alameda, Cal.-35 Double Door - 35 May Fete - 35 V. Football - 4. Clara Tedrow-I.R.L. - 3, 45 Sp. Club - 3, 45 French Club - 1, 2, 3, Sec. - 35 Koppa - 1, 2, 35 Girls League - 4. 2 Doug Sutton N S -T a sfer from San Francisco, Cal. - 2 MHSYB. 2h?2!9.yPres.5nSp. Club - 25 Koppa - 2, 3, Tl'9aS- ' 3 Tri-Hi-Y - 2, 3, 45 Ski Club - 25 F.B.L.A. - 35 I.R.L. - 4 F.T.A. - 45 Girls League - 45 Senate - 45 Y-Teens - 2 May Fete Chrm. - 2. David Thompson- Gloria Jean Torrence-Koppa 92,35 Girls League-45 Y Teens - 1, 2, Sec. - 15 F.N.A. - 1, 4. 39 Jeff Wallman Judy Ward-Transfer from Franklin H. S., Portland-45 Ski Club - 45 Girls League - 45 I.R.L. - 4. William Weinel-Traffic Comm. Chrm. - 45 Statistician J.V. Baseball and Basketball - 35 J.V. Track - 25 Cross Country - 2. Ellen Weitz-S.B. Sec.5 I.R.L. - 45 Girls League - 45 Koppa - 2, 3, V. Pres. - 2, His. - 35 Tennis - 2, 3, 45 Niki- 2, 35 40 Y-Teens - 2, V. Pres. - 25 F.B.L.A. - 15 Senate - 4. Dennis Urfer-Radio - 2, 45 Choir - 15 Meet Arizona - 15 Student Council- 25 Boys Fed. - 3. Curt von Mueller-Transfer from Sequoia H.S. - 45 Key Club, Treas.5 Board of Welfare5 Pres., Teenage Rodeo5 '57 Varieties5 Board of Ath1etics5 U. Football-2, 3,45 Midshipmen - 45 Ski Club - 4. Prom Comm. - 35 French Club - 2. Margaret Weibel-Sophomore Class Sec.5 Fire Squad-45 Koppa - 1, 2, 3, Treas. - 35 Ski Club - 1, 25 Prom Pub. Comm. Chrm. - 35 Homecoming Comm. - 25 Girls Lea- gue - 4. Kathleen Watson-Koppa - 1, 2, 35 I.R.L. - 2, 3, 45 Room Rep. - 25 Girls League - 45 Niki - 2, 35 His. - 35 Swimming - 2' v Judith Jean Welch-Koppa - 3, I.R.L. - 4, Girls League - 4, Pub. Chrm. for Canned Foods Drive -4, Beta Chi-2, Annual - 3, 4, Index Ed. - 3, Sr. Class Ed. - 4, Sp. Club - 3,43 Y-Teens-2, Baccaulaureate Comm.-4, Honor Roll- 1, 2, 3, American Heritage Tour 8z Comm. - 3, 4, Class Jewelry Comm - 3. David Wells-J.V. Baseball- 2, Audio Visual- 2, Midship- men - 43 Swimming - 3, 4. Ffh-... Wilbur West-Hi-Y - 2, 3, 4, 5, Sec. - 35 Frosh Football - 1. Thomas White-Hi-Y - 3, 4, Pres. - 4, Chrmn. Senior Class Dinner - 45 V. Pres. Junior Class, Fire Squad - 3, 4, Arsenic and Old Lace - 45 Traffic Comm. - 35 Assem- bly Comm. - 4, J. V. Football- 1, 2, J. V. Track -1, Lake Views - 4. Dick Wilding Allan Willis-Choir-1,43 Sp, Club-3,45 Scholastic Arts Award - 15 English Comp. Award - 3, Meet Arizona' - lg Boys Fed. - 1 l Carol Wilson-Koppa - 1, 2, 33 F.N.A. - 4, Sp. Club - 2, 3, V. Pres. - 33 Ski Club - 1, 2, 35 I.R.L. - 45 Y-Teens - 1, 2, 3, Sgt. at Arms - 3, Girls League - 4. Becky Womack-J.V. 8: V. Rally - 1, 4g Koppa - 1, 2, 3, Sec. - 3, Tri-Hi-Y - 2, 3, 4, Girls League - 45 Honor Society - 1, Sec. - 1, Choir, Art Club - 1, 2, 3, Nikki - 1, 2, I.R.L.-2, Prom Dec. Comm. Chrm. - 3, Girls Alt.-3. 41 l Pat Wright-J.V. Football 12 Crosscountry 2 J V Tr ack - 1, 2, Hi-Y - 3 William Wyly-J.V. Football Financial Comm 2 Science Club - 2,33 J.V. Baseball Sp Club 2 3 Fire Squad 3, 45 Traffic Comm. - 4 l Marilyn Young-Transfer from Washington H.S., Portland - 33 Koppa - 35 Girls League - 4. Duane Youngbar-L. D. Treas. - lg Drama Club - 1, 2, Pres. - 1, V. Pres. - 2, Hi-Y - 3, 4, Annual- 3, Ed. - 3, News- paper - 4, Bus. Mgr.-43 S. B. Senator+4g Our Town -2, Arsenic and Old Lace - 4, Sight Unseen - 15 Vaude- ville Show - lg Tennis - 1. Camera Shy David Andrews Gary Clinkscales William Danforth Dick Dickson Greg Edwards Mike Fitz-Henry Jack Motsenboker Terry Simonson Douglas Sutton Jeffery Wallmah all Of Fame Most Likely to Succeed-Ted Fowlks and Shirley Shepard Most Attractive-Tom Davis and Carol Lovett Best All Around-Nancy Cannon and Tom White P Most Athletic-George McCarthy and Linda LaHusen Most titudious-Frank Mullin and Marcia Ruby Martha Hitchcock Secretary 4: , W l r r,rrr.1t.:s.-r.r- - -4 4. --V wx Don Mather Vice-President 4 ' ' as,-wwega ga ,fl if rrssmgfegag-tgiwg is--Age -- it -sf-,wwayiagiwzt fi , . X . , ,jfif . g QX... , iw gi hhhh e 'I 1 l .r ,Q .... , p , rf mtzjifezzrtzgrsaiy 1--r5r.s.e-V ., If ,A V- 3 r ' 1 rjwyfrfw --S ,V f- -A -f 52, .3-vrfiyfzrrzrgflygawiiggeiifle wr -Qrrwrw rrfwrxruvr ..z..1w. A , cz. . -4 1lvgxn,:,11'd'JU' 'K T W Ralph Davlsson Y 51:getregmzragssgfrzlgegrggsq'ezgelew -' : we,rr71lltt.t+i3WgFiE!5gEEg President V ' I r . , 1. ,,,, 5 iff f 1' .V .V .... gig,-,tr ,r In J ,gy xg.:': .E,z: Wy,A 1-' Q35 Mir N .f ig 1- V. ma -'ale Q , qvfrerfel Holt Williams Bill Barnum Treasurer Sgt. at Arms Junior Class NUMEROUS CANDY SALES, pep card sales, and school improvement campaigns were listed among the activities of the Class of '59. In addition to these, the juniors sponsored the very successful after the game dance, The Hoop, the Junior-Senior Prom on May 31, and a delightful skit presented in honor of the May Queen. BS' working together toward a common goal this class showed its school spirit and loyalty. Ju . iaSYen mor bo bg, high Q, -VS Wa . Stagebetg CWTTYXC HOOP' campaigh Wlndow sandy ers for U Com .S In Stfeam Pebtion cleazpup gowkliz zgger, Bill Barnum, John Ankersmit, Jim Pat Barnum, Carl Browning, Bill Barnes, Bill Bevan. ' t B k ' . Jc:lli1neAndi'ews uiigharglzlgllgndeg. ery Jay Blydenstem' Row 1: Margaret Beard, Carol Chamberlin, Lorna Cu- ' sick, Sanna Campbell, Janica Anderson, Janice Berry, Row 2: Valerie Davidson, Marilyn Arnett, Jean Adams, Marion Blew, Carol Broad. Row 3: Ken Cox, Jack Kempf, Ralph Davisson, Iain Judd Cik, Freddie Ellington, Sue Hallingstad, Ron Daugherty, Don Cruickshank, Chris Curtin, Bill Church, Chaidez, Nancy Eckleman. Doug Comms' Row 1: Jan Gilbert, Pat Felt, Ann Foster, Dorothy Row 2: Marcia Gagnon, Roger Cunningham, Sheri Deno, Fingerut, Cindy Dhein, Margie Earlenbaugh, Judy Frey. Row 3: Bill Fahey, Tirn Harold, Mike Franzwa, Terry tha Hitchcock, Freya Kelsey, Carol Heinz, Gary Fischer. Fox, Gerry Gilkeson, Jim Hagen, Gavin Fale. , , , , I ' A ' Row 1: Janet Kicher, Sallie Jones, Karen Kisky, Bobbi 45 Row 2: Larry Finley, Jim Graybill, Linda Lessler, Mar- Jo Hough, Janet Lentz, Linda Larson, Sara Larson. Row 3: Bill Hed-lund, Mac McKinnon, LaVerne Lawhead, David Kruse, Jim May, Harry Findley, John Harwood, Bob Lesh, Mark Miller. Row 2: Dee Hamm, Lorelei Munroe, Mary MacLean, John Jaeger, Karen Paulson, Bob McCrory, Phil James, Bob Hill, Steven Hartman, Marilyn Munch. Row 1: Mary McAtee, Sharon Rice, Janet Miller, Carrol Orsen, Bonnie Moore, Darlene Rice, Kris Olsen, Laurie Lowder. Row 3: .Jim Mullins, Duane Oliver, Glenn Reed, Fred Richard Neuwman, Cathy Samuelson. 1?-iggegmgggl lfj,f,f1if'g2,'f,Q'1g' John Rudm' Ed Pearson' Row 1: Bradley Pike, Gerald Reynolds, Coralen Richard- ' ' son, Lori Pawsey, Sandra Spears, Carolyn Smith, Pat Row 2: Tom Rau, Wendy Southwell, Susan Rosso, Janet Smith, Doris Sleeman. Rountree, Sandra Sjostrom, Sandra Shaw, Bill Peterson, Row 3: Charles Stark, Tom Smythe, Boone Turchi, Joe Swanberg, Janet Wilson. Smith, Mike Williams, Mac Thompson, Cliff Showalter. Row 1: Judi Williams, Karen Wert, Dorothy Twelves, Row 2: Jackie West, Kent Worsham, Linda Youngbar, Sandy Stageberg, Kay Wise, Steffi Wilson, Sandie Phil Williver, Ron Stravens, Sally Weaver, Sadona Winchester, Genevieve Browning Secretary Pat Furrer President Barbara Cannon Project Manager Sophomore Class ONE OF THE HIGHLIGHTS of the year for the sophomore class was the selection of their class jewelry. While working on this project they also sponsored many sales, a paper drive, a car wash, and an aftergame dance, The Cashmere Cuddle. They participated in the May Fete program, and ended the year with a class party. Karen Swenson Vice-President Mike Moreland Treasurer So lies last mm' phomqres 121 1 e ma die. 6112 dance Comgfkffshasmere Cud successgjzonges arrangements io Car wind bil If ute Sh, C ers fgl. Row 3: Ivan Albertson, Steve Brown, Ron Bohlman, Browning, Gayle Alford, Ted Barnett. B b Ch 1, T' Cl' k ' Bgrr1Stei1?1?g?mB13?ggn,BgIgZif,1Ci2ig0E?11 Belanger' Ron Row 1: Janet Cousins, Barbara Cannon, Charlene Ammonette, Dennis Carlson, Rosemary Crowell, John Row 2: Suzanne Cousins, Darryl Chinn, Gay Boyer, Carter, Evie Anderson, Betty Braun, Danny Betler. Trudy Brown, Judy Baylor, Gayla Collar, Genevieve ggw Jfmhn CiDage,I4l..arry Egberg, Eddie Fischer, Keith mett, Vincent Schaefer. , , A ' , , . . . . Dagrrigiiiesvgki. at under Hen Emrmh Pat Coan Row 1: Ron Erickson, Marilyn Duke, . Gina Elliott, I Diane Danlels, Mary Lou Douglas, Merrily Deal, Rick Row 2: B111 Flowers, Alice Dickie, Jerrilyn Dale, Debby Fogdall. Earle, Jeanne Deremiah, Marcia Elsenbach, Pat Em- goizv Si-I Don dHai-rlinw, Paullllfiooclilkf David Foss, John Art Fiala, Jim Gilmore, Dayton Holt, John Howell. B, , ' ' h, B' ' . . . . . Miilke Hacgxggiggn, ifiicfqzlpd Heiss Tel-,Eli-Iahnill Grlmm' Row 1: Jean Hamilton, Suzy Giest, Alice Griffith, Patte I Hancock, Barbara James, Eva Glczy, Carol Fox, Row 2: Diane Freeland, Chuck Jaeger, Vincent Huffman, Loy-Dene James, Kay Johnson, Barbara Finklea. Arne Gjerning, Jean Hendricks, Jeanette Hendricks, Row 3: Mick McGuire, Mike McVey, Dave Jensen, ning, Joan Mallon, Charlene Johnson. Alvin Lucus, Alan Kotz, Mike Kelly, Roger Paul, Jack King, Nick Mal-Sha11,Jim Leap- Row 1: Sylvia King, Rosalie Johnston, Cindi Lyman, Patsy McCarthy, Gloria Larsen, Joyce LaHusen, Kathy Row 2: Merlin Mark, Kim Jones, Linda Kiser, Bill Joy, Sandy Langcoe, Pat McKnight, Ina McAtee. Linker, John Lee, David Meed, Bill Lang, Roger Man- Row 3: David May, Mike Moreland, Dan Rollins, Doug dale, Jack Mullin, Robb Pickens. Ragen. Gary Perkins, Richard Mitchell, Ted Schiel, Walt Rush, Leroy Polley, Mike Rhodes, Row 1: Roger Rieg, Ethel Ollsen, Barbara Parras Joan osiund, Patty MO11, Ann Rohlffs, Judy Nicastro sue Row 2: Mary Nelson, Nancy Neer, Art Phemister, David Murphy, Carole Robinson, Dianne Schildt. ' Nevious, Lynn Rohde, Kathleen Roles, Ralph Rueben- Row 3: Betsy Webb, Floyd Unger, Keith Thye, Biff Steers, John Vance, Lovett Smith, Hartwell Whitney, Dick Tickner, Carol Studebaker. Row 2: Kris Thorton, Steve Subotnick, Larry Trachi, Gretchen VanOrsdel, Bruce Trainer, Cleone Waterman, Lorraine Wadley, Marie Ward, Sharon Way, Linda West. Row 1: Karen Walker, Karen Swenson, Mike Stevens, Ron Simonson, Ann Stokes, Peggy White, Alice Ward, Dave Yaden, Patsy Ferris. Ann Culter Secretary Bill Davisson Elizabeth Griffith President Tom Bamberg Vice-President Dewey Ollsen Treasurer Sgt- at Arms Freshman Class WHILE IMPRESSING the Lake Oswego student body by being the largest class-over 200 members-the freshmen spent most of their time becoming familiar with the school and its functions. They quickly demonstrated their ability to work by sponsoring sales and dances. gyosh aSs of 1 61 is cleags tables d Sweethear . D campaiglilrjn Row 3: Irish Bunnell, Tom Bamberg, Debbie Brady, Jack Barnes, Richard Barless, Bill Brockman, Don Brecht, Pat Beauchamp, Joan Anderson. Row 2: Paula Brown, Richard Clapp, John Biamont, Louise Brelin, Bob Barnum, Sheila Burns, Carolyn Bode, Corinna Campbell, Judy Brady. Row 1: Mike Ball, Lee Ann Britton, Jeannine Brown- ing-, Jean Carter, Betty Ingram, Linda Bunch, Betsy Barnum, Jim Broad. Row 3: Rodger Dwight, Carol Church, Marianne De- Chaine, Bill Davisson, John Chandler, Allan Burdick, Bob Burke, Michael Dennis, Leroy Davis. Row 2: Judy Cooper, Dave Darland, Walter Emery, Peggy Abramson, Donna Almquest, Virginia Gray, Don Dhein, Sue Chandler, Eddie Dunn. Row 1: Bill Cusick, Lorna Collins, Deanna Cunningham, Ann Culter, Steve Cox, Judy Cripe, Dallas Darland, Sharon Doyle. ' Row 3: Manny Fairey, Lee Fuller, Eddy Jacobson, Jim Farmer, Tom Grigg, Steve MacLean, Bob Emrich, Maryjane Harold, Julie Gettman, Gretch Heldeman. Row 2: Eli Griffith, Sally Fisher, Robert Ernst, Judy Gardner, Diane Fischer, Joyce Hansen, Sherilyn Ham- burg, Steven Gray. Row 1: Tim Fuller, Barbara Griffith, Bobbie Jo Hamson, Lennie Johnson, J aqueline Heagle, Mike Fahey, Pat Gallegher, 51 Row 3: Lin Heinkel, Billie McCoy, Norman Langley, nette Kling, Steve Lewis, Dorothy Kirchoff, Sharon John Hedlund, Jerry Jerome, Steve Hitchcock, Robert Holmes, Sally Mayer, Kathy Lynch, Kathy McDougal. Kilpatric, Shirley Haftorson, Kate McKenna, Larry , , , Kemp. Row 1: Walt Luse, Kent ljluth, Dick Grow, Torn L1ll1g, Terry Houdek, Nancy Kidd, Brooks Ingram, Martha Row 2: Terry Larson, Steven Hess, Hugh Hanna, Jean- Henkle, Pat Hill. Row 3: Bob McDermott, John Ollsen, Charles McDonald, Courty Ofelt Ray Nordstrom, Tom Mossman, Bruce Malloy, Susan Miller, Jim Gotten, Chuck Peterson. Metzger, John MacLean, Pat Morris, Stanley Parris. ROW 1: Chip Ormsbyf Kam Patrick, .Joyce Mathiotv Row 2: Linda Mahaney, Lynn Martin, Ruth Magers, Sue Nelson, David Mickler, Carolie Manning, Judy Shirley Marston, Marsha Reece, Cookie Madsen, Ron Nearing, Joyce Morrand, Dorothy Neumann, Tom Neff. Row 3: Steve Rush, Dick Richardson, Carol Parker, Tom Ryder. Byron Pinkey Paul Rountree, Vicki Regin, Wen Schol- , . ' - Row 1: Shirley Stageberg, Sandy Othus, Skip Ross, lander' Jeaneen Shaw' Rosalind Sorensen' Ellona Polley, Cherly Shular, Linda Peterson, Jeanne Row 2: Spike Ruther, Dick Tradewell, Julia Stapleton, Nancy Rudin, Joan Smith, Glenn Rear, Pat White, Robertson, Bill Plotner, Danny Sefton. Row 3: Robin Woodburn, Sylvia Venn, Richard Wilmont, Bob Torrence, Jan Samson. h l 'll ' l' . S1631 Gijviggg Esfghglfiglqgfr B1 Wu lams' Pete Row 1: Maxine Wadley, Deanna Walker, Patti Stevens ' ' Bill Warren, Sue Warren, Jay Sweeney, Tammy Young Row 2: Sally Walker, Linda Sundholm, Vicki Williver, Joan Urfer, Marilyn Walker. Jim Thomas, Victor Schmidt, Pat Worsrom, Patsy Terry, Exchange Students From South of the border came two lovely Mexican girls to visit L.O.H.S. this year. Maria Cristina West and Beatriz CBettyl Hinojosa added much to our understanding of Latin Ameri- can customs as well as teaching some of us the cha-cha-cha and other Latin American dances. Betty Hinojosa and Cristina West find home on the big globe. Absentees and New tudents Row 3: Nick Snell, Phil Hitchcock, Mike McPeak, David Mickey DeBellis. Chandler, Mike Robinson, Mike Anderson, Grey Elliot. . . . 53 Row 1: Virginia Hoyt, Terry Schueman, Terry Harrower, Row 2: Eddie Rogers, Craig: Chisholm, Roger Manning, Pat Heinkle, Betsy Huff, Darlene Ball, Kay Breiten- Rick Roskie, John Rensklev, Don Mather, Dave Oehling, brecker, Bill Gilmer. 5.5. 5 E?2 C 53 5 QW h 'JE y . Im- -, 1 ww gl 25555 X E BEER.-B MEXXCO Clubs an Grganizations Academic Life At Lake Oswego BESIDES PARTICIPATING in sports and extracurricular club projects, the students at L.O.H.S. spend much of their time concentrating on the fundamentals of reading, writing, and arithmetic, as well as the arts of music and drama. The college bound student enjoys the particulars of the sciences -biology, chemistry, physics, and advanced mathematics. Everyone benefits from the lessons in social and informal dance given in the physical education classes. AT LAKE OSWEGO it is believed that students learn as. much or more from group discussions as from direct teacher instruction, consequently there are inter- spersed among the classes occasional class discussions. In some areas of study it is possible even for students to do the teaching In this manner their skills are more fully developed and they gain a greater appreciation of the role of their teachers. Study hall- a place to mem- orize for a test. the typewriter. A period for concentrated study. Mr Hadley demonstrates glass blowing. Mr. Matson instructs the principles of drama Puzzled by the intricacies of Student Activity - 8:30 atm. to 3:15 pm . 09. dvsilassx we X95 1 A fame B fe 55 011 Ojbebts O -f -I'Sja'Yat 195-S A report 1S heard from a student. Mr. Calkins draws out the exact meaning of passage in literature. Practicing the grand right and left. Q. -mv I ,im , , V A taking for the annual. 57 1' and i 58 Girls' League Girls of the Month talk with Karen Fischer, Girl of the Year. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB members discuss international affairs and foreign countries. F.B.L.A. members promote an interest in business and strive to develop competent, aggressive business leadership. SPANISH CLUB members promoted interest in the culture of Spanish- speaking countries. F.H.A. girls further an interest in homemaking and the importance of close family relations. F.T.A. members study the opportunities of the teaching profession, its responsibilities, and important role in our democracy. RADIO CLUB hams promote interest in amateur radio. BI-PHY-CHEM members strive to increase their knowledge in science and to understand the importance of science in their lives. FIRE SQUAD members are trained in the fields of first aid, civil defense, and the techniques of handling fire equipment to aid in the prevention and fighting of fires in our school. STUDENT LIBRARIANS, under the guidance of Mrs. Alma Dickie learned cataloging, filing, shelving and library management. GIRLS' LEAGUE, a service club open to all girls interested in being of service to others, sponsored a canned food drive for the needy at Christmas. F.N.C. members have an interest in personal and community health and the profession of practical nursing as a career. A.H.A. members' purpose is to gain an appreciation and anunderstanding of our American heritage and way of life. They are preparing themselves for a tour of the eastern United States. STUDENT SECRETARIES, under the guidance of Mrs. Bamberg and Mrs. Alford, assist with office duties. THE MEMBERS OF IGY spent the year furthering their knowledge of the International Geophysical Year's activities and discoveries. IRL Row 4: L. Crook, P. James, N. Sweeney, C. Burdick, S. Rosso, S. Herbst, B. Hedlind, P. Lyman, W. Fuller S. May, A. Mossman, S. Sjostrom, E. Dunham L, LaHu5en, K. Porter, M. Ruby. Row 3: G. Alford, C. Johnson, A. Southwell, D. Molldrem M. Munch, G. Browning, A. Dickie, L. Manning, J. Brown L. Barnett, J. West, B. Cohen, B. Hughes, M. Paulson Row 2: A. Hiller, P. McCarthy, D. Daniels, N. White 1 I 1 i E. Anderson, D. Chinn, S. Harbinsky, J. Deremiah S. Rice, J. Oslund, M. Duke, D. Roskoski, M. Henkle S. Gardner, L. Kidd, S. Langoe. Row lg E. Weitz, J. Romberg, S. Dickerson, L. Anderson S. Wilson, R. Crowell, C. Wilson, B. Cannon, C. Lovett, K. Watson, L. Sanzenbacher, J. Welch, C. Tedrow. Seated: Mrs. Gilmore, advisor, D. Boyer, J. Marks S. Shepard, S. McAllister, K. Davis, C. Richardson. Fl-3.L.A Row 3: P. James, D. Earle, N. Gredler, B. Hughes, Row 1: S. Winchester, R. Crowell, J. Hamilton, S. Langoe S. Johnson, J. Nicastro, P. White, D. Roskoski. S. Cousins. Row 2: K. J ohnson, M. Henkle, D. Richardson, J. Berry, Seated: D. Sleeman, L. Manning, N. Cannon, L. Bamberg 5 P. Emmett, B. Fmklea, L. Christianson. Mrs. Candioglas, advisor. 1 r Girls' League -- ------o----1 -H -'------ I -- f - Row 5: M. Elsenbach, D. Molldrem, L. Manning, B. Hough, S. Nelson, S. Shaw, L. Barnett, B. Hughes, M. Paulson, J. Wilson, M. Blew, V, Davidson, L. Powers, L. Crook. Row 4: C. Tedrow, S. Spears, M. Ruby, P. Hall, C. Burdick, E. Dunham, J. Brown, M. Munch, S, Rice, M. Melton, S. Harbinsky, N. Cannon, S. Wilson. Girls' League V. shaughnessy, P. Felt. Row 2: B. Ellis, L. Larson, J. West, J. Anderson, D. Fingerut, L. Anderson, L. Kidd, A. Foster, S. Shepard, C. Wilson, S. Dickerson, L. Bamberg, J. Romberg, J. Gilbert, E. Weitz. Row 1: Miss Murty, advisor, L. Krebs, J. Boody, K. Fischer, K. Porter, A. Mossman, S. Chandler. Row 5: M. Deal, K. Thornton, A. Fohlfs, D. Roles, G. Van Orsdel, V. Regin, B. Webb, C. Studebaker, L. Kiser, N. Nearing, S. Bowles. Row 4: P. Moll, A. Stokes, C. Campbell, T. Young D: Kirchoff, P. Emmet, E. Anderson, J. Deremiah M. Elsenbach, S. Venn, M. Nelson, G. Larson, V. Williver P. Terry, S. Doyle, S. Walker. 60 Row 3: J. Mallon, A. Dickie, P. White, M. J. Nicastro, G. Elliot, C. Fox, S. Wray, E. Ollsen 1 K. Swenson, B. Cannon, D. Daniels, J. Urfer, S. Fisher L. Sundholm, J. Getman. Row 2: J. Carter, C. Bode, C. Lyman, B. Finklea M. Duke, J. Oslund, G. Browning, G. Alford, L. West P. Hancock, D. Earle, S. Gardner, G. Heidiman: C. Johnson, P. McCarthy, 'S. Langoe. Row 1: D. Schilt, K. Walker, C. Robinson, A. Griffith P. Stevens, P. Frasier, B. Hamson, S. Warreni R. Abrahamson, E. Griffith, K. Lynch. 7 I Row 4: P. Goodell, D. Ragen, M. Franzwa, D. Chisholm, F. Mangelsdorf, M. Kelly, E. Robinson, G. King, J. O'Felt, J. Betty, G. McCarthy, A. Willis, M. Robinson R. Davisson. Row 3: L. LaHusen, L. Lessler, C. Waterman, C. Middle- ton, D. Collins, J. Mullins, P. Fur, B. Fahey, P. Heinkel, J. Brown, A. Mossman, S. Bowles, B. Womack, J. Adams, Spanish Club S. Sjostrom. Row 2: B. Parras, K. Paulson, B. Hough, J. Marks, L. Finley, A. Arnett, S. Shaw, P. Moll, N. Ecklernan, D. Kirchoff, Freya Kelsey, J. Mallon, M. Munch. Row 1: E. Anderson, S. Dickerson, B. Turchi, M. De- Bellis, Mrs. Mullins, advisor. Spanish Club Row .4: J. Berry, M. Blew, V. Davidson, M. Fewel, Row 2: B. Pike, B. Cannon, D. Daniels, C. Lyman, M. Miller, L. Lawhead, W. Rush, M. McGuire, M. Mac- K. Olson, S. Tuttle, C. Smith, D. Fingerut, K. Swanson, Lean, M. Ruby, M. Gagnon. S, Shepherd, Row 3: J. Anderson, A. Southwell, L. Munroe, C. John- Row 1: E. Weitz, L. Bamberg, J. Welch, J. Howell, son, P. Erickson, D. Ryder, J. Kempt, J. Peterson, L. Sanzenbacher, K. Wise, L. Larson, R. Foster. C. Tedrow, S. Schenk. 61 R 2: N. Burchett Merna Melton, N. Gredler, C. Heinz, Row 1: M. Hen-kle, N. Kidd, R. Magers, P. Brown, ow , S. Rosso, K. Thornton, J. Peterson, E. Olson, S. Langoe. P. Stevens, C. Smith, G. Torrance, C. Wilson. Seated: L. Barnett, L. Crook, P. Hall. F.H.A. girls improve their calre decorating skills. An Army and a Navy nurse answer , HZ , the questions of FNA members. ..-......v-Q-1i gogeiilyljj'lggjfinif-Holder, S- Haftorson, N. Eckleman, D. Walker, G, Heidiman. Row 1: N- Kidd, K. Walker, S. Myer, J. Robertson, Sieagzggkligrs. Perkins, K. Thornton, C. Heinz, S. Rosso . IB- 3rd Row: S. Rice, James, N. Cannon, N. Sweeney, S. Jones, A. Dale. L' Powers' C' Burdick' K'K1Sky' lst Row: C. Broad, S. May, S. Nelson, J. West, Miss 2nd Row: L. Bamberg, J. Boody, M. Earlenbaugh, Barbey, adviser. Sally Nelson, Mr. Lieske and Jackie West plan a F.T.A. practice-teaching day. Radio CW Row 3: P. Barnum, L. Smith, F. Churchill, B. Pickney. Row 1: Mr. Hadley, advisorg J. Mullins, D. Urfer, 63 A C. Jaeger. Row 2: T. Hillig, A. Gjermng, D. McCrory. L.Yf Row 2: E. Walker, C. Ofelt, L. Smith, P. Lyman, G. King, F. Mullin. Row 1: B. Gilmer, B. Newton, H. Whitney, B. Pinkney, M. Moreland, R Clapp. Seated: D. Harlow, T. Fox, F. Churchill, Mrs. Watkins, advisor. IGY members prepare rocket for take-off. Bi-Phy-Chem Row E. Walker,'D. Harlow, V. Regin, King, R. Johnston, J. Broad, P, Gallager. R- Smith, F-Achufchlll, M-.M0fe13Hd, J- Gfayblu- Row 3: T. Oliver, H. Whitney, L. Kiser, Mr. Mullins 64 Row 2: B. Gilmer, J. Cousins, L. Peterson, B, Pinkney, advisor. Row 4: M. Thompson, D. McCrory, E. Robinson, F. Manglesdorf, E. Pearson, S. Herbst, C. Burdick, P. Heinkel, K. Paulson. Row 3: A. Mossman, Sf. Nelson, L. Powers, P. Lynch, R. Johnston, S. Harbinsky, J. Welch, L. Bowles J. Brown. Row 2: P. Hall, N. Cannon, P. McKnight, C. Smith D. Moldrem, P. James, M. Paulson, S. Schwabe B. Womack, A. Foster. Row 1: Mr. Calkins, advisor, L. Munroe, S. Shepard V. Shawnessy, J. Boody, J. Miller, M. MacLean L. Bamberg, J. Carlson, L. Lawhead, C. Broad J. Williams. Mr. Lieske, advisor. Man that hose! F ire Squad . V! 1 . J . . e4 Y 3rd Row: R. Davisson, D. Chisholm, B. Wyly, J. Anker- lst Row: A. Southwell, M. Weibel, G. Larsen, V. David- Smit, J. Ofelt, T. Davis, J. Smith, F. Funke, B. Turchi, son, ID. Molldrem, J. Adams, S. Herbst, B. Flowers D. Didzun, J. Chandler. R. Simonson. 2nd Row: D. Collins, T. Fowlks, J. Hagan, J. Blydenstein, Seated: D. Ragan, G. DeChaine, T. White, G. McCarthy D. Jensen, E. Pearson, J. Greene, P. Papulski D. James. B. Barnum, L. Lawhead, Mr. Kieling, adviser. Office Staff Row 2:S-SChW2-b6M.McCu11ough, N. Gredler, S. Herbst, Row 1: S. Shepard, P. Smith, Nl. Burchett, A. Dale S. Hallingstad. M. Gagnon. Efficient Office Staff Student librarians help out L1 bmry Staff 66 Row 2 B Braun M. Melton. N. Eckleman, M. Paulson. Row 1: L. Krebs, J. Lentz, K, Johnson, S. Harbinski, L. Gihheri ' M. Earlenbaugh. Senators Sandra Shaw, Jackie West, and Doug Collins study the agenda. Through student government organizations and school publications, students of Lake Oswego high can voice their opinions. SENATE and cabinet, as the legislative branch of the school, act as representatives of the student body. THE ACTIVITIES COUNCIL, composed of class, clubs, and committee heads, meet to discuss the functions of the organizations and enter into projects of mutual concern. COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN work with the student body officers in organ- izing the various activities and services of the school. THE LAKE VIEWS is a bi-weekly publication which informs students of timely and interesting news of the school. It is published by the staff, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Dorothy West. THE LAKERS' LOG is a pictorial summary of the academic and extra- curricular activities of the students. It is published by the members of the Annual Club, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Susan Stoner. 'U 7' 777 6 77 and 1' 68 Nancy Sweeney, Mr. Pizzo, and Ted Fowlks discuss an urgent school problem. Student Body Ufficers S.B. President S. B. Vice-President 2nd Vice-President Ted Fowlks Doug Chisholm Nancy Sweeney Student Senate Znd Row: S. Haines, C. Ofelt, R. Emrich, J. Ofeit, 1st Row: J. Carter, P. Stevens, R. Erickson, J. West gI.CI-geifrich, D. Ragen, D. Youngbar, D. McCrory, J. Deremiah, V. Davidson, L. Crook, L. Kiser. . o ms. Seated: N. Sweeney, T. Fowlks, E. Weitz, F. Mullin Activities Council 3rd Row: F. Mullin, R. Davisson, P. Lyman, J. Greene, lst Row: M. Beard, P. McCarthy, S. Shepherd, L. San- P. Furrer, H. Whitney. zenbacher, K. Fischer, E, Weitz. 2nd Row: T. Fowlks, L. Youngbar, S. Nelson, N. Cannon, Seated: A. Mossman, D. Chisholm. D. Molldrem, J. Brown, N. Sweeney, D. Youngbar. Secretary Ellen Weitz Treasurer ChaP1am Frank Mullin Nancy Cannon Committee Chairmen 1 ' F. M ll' , S. M All' t ,P. L a , lst Row: E. Weitz, S. Larsen, N. Sweeney, T. Fowlks, 3?-dFI3Hgr,Bj.Vge1fgsg1 u In C is er ym n S. Harbinsky, L. Sanzenbacher. Lake Wews 3rd Row: D. Youngbar, F. Funke, J. Smith, E. Pearson, bar, P. Heinkle, L. Crook, M. Earlenbaugh. G. Clark, J. Greene, T. White. , f , I 1st Row: Mrs. West, advlser, J. Romoerg, R. Johnston, 2nd Row: J. Miller, L. Munroe, M. MacLean, L. Young- D. Ball, A. Foster. 5, Z Q' 3, P , , ...L ls , Editor Linda youngbar Does this headline sound right? STAFF Editor in Chief ............ Linda Youngbar Assistant Editor ............ Lorelei Munroe Page One Editor .................. Pat Heinkel Page Two Editor ....... ........ A nn Foster Page Three Editorn.- ......... Janet Miller Page Four Editor Helen MacLean Page Five Editors oe Smith, Holt Williams Page Six Editor ..,................. Ed Pearson Business Manager ...... Duane Youngbar Business Staff ' ...- ..........,...... Tom White, Ann Hiller Advisor ....... ........... M rs. Dorothy West Future journalists work hard Lakers' Lpggg 3rd Row: D. Tyvelves, S. Spears, M. MacLean, M. Hitch- roe, K. Paulson, Mrs. Stoner, adviser. fgocg' R' Davlsson' P' Lyman' A' Deal' M' Fewel' lst Row: A. Foster, S. Dickerson, L. Larson, P. McKnight, ' amum' 1. Sparks, J. Welch, L. Kidd, D. Waiker, s. shepard, 2nd Row: S. Campbell, D. Molldrem, D. Bake, D. Earle, M. Beard. P. Hancock, J. Miller, M. Paulson, M. Munch, L. Mun- Is this picture straight? Staff members meet the deadline Editor Margaret Beard STAFF Editor in Chief .............. Margaret Beard Assistant Editor .............,.. Peter Lyman Business Manager .,.... Marilyn Paulson Art Editor ........... -..Susanna Campbell Photographic Editor .......... Pat Barnum Introduction-Faculty and Adminis- tration Editor .................,, Allan Deal Assistant ..................... -...M1kE Fewel Senior Editor ......... .........,.. J udy Welch Assistants.. .................... Linda Sparks Underclass Editor ........., Karen Paulson Club Editor ........ Mary Helen MacLean Assistant .......................... Janet Miller Activities Editor .................... Ann Foster Sports Editors ............Linda Larson, Holt Williams Index ........... - ................... Lorelei Munroe Advisor .......... ......... M rs. Susan Stoner 7 and 1' 7' 72 Plans for The Haystack Hop are rechecked by Midshipmen members OMEGA HONOR SOCIETY endeavors to create an enthusiasm for scholar- ship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character in students at Lake Oswego high school. MIDSHIPMEN promote better fellowship among the lettermen of this school and perform any school service they deem necessary. RALLY MEMBERS, sporting new uniforms, promoted school spirit throughout the year. Many new yells were developed. Row 3: F. Manglesdorf, C. Curtin, E. Pearson, J. Chandler Omega 3rd Row: M. Nelson, L. Kiser, D. Ragen, G. King, D. Chisholm, F. Mullin, L. Youngbar, T. Fowlks, M. Paulson. 2nd Row: K. Paulson, M. Ruby, A. Southwell, G. Fields, D. Chinn, M. MacLean, L. Bamberg, S. Schenk. lst Row: D. Molldrem, P. McCarthy, G. Alford, I. Mun- roe, L. Sanzenbacher, M. Beard. Seated: D. Twelves, L. Finley, J. Brown, B. Turchi. M' ' zdshzpmen Row 4: S. Mitchell, M. Kelly, M. Helfrich, B. Turchi, P. Papulski, J. Smith, M. Franzwa, H. Williams, T. Schiel. S. Altick, B. Knorr, M. McKinnon, D. Chisholm: L. Cheney, D. Ragen. Row 2: D. Wells, D. Collins, E. Robinson, M. Robinson, 1 qi? A Fil fe f i ,512 . Z? J. Rogers, H. Ager, R. Allender, D. Mather, R. Davisson. Row 1: Mr. Pizzo, M. Foschi, J. Mullins, G. Fisher, T. Smythe, K. Cox, I. Bunnell, C. Chisholm, M. DeBe1lis, R. Chaidez, S. Cox, D. Carlson, K. Von Mueller. Seated: R. Simonson, J. Anderson, F. Funke, B. Barnum ' T. Betty, D. James, S. Haines, D. Kelleher. ,vs V Rally Squad Left to Right: J. Mitchell, B. Womack, S. Schwabe, V. Shaughnessy, R. Othus, C. Lovett, M. Ruby, M. McCullough, F. Barr. An excxting game .. u, LC Dgnind youy. 11 lst Row: D. Molldrern, V. Shaughness , S. S h b , 2 d R : J. M'1: h 11, R. Oth F. B. Womack, M. McCullough, M. Ruby, Loveitwa e n ow 1 C e us' Barr am .qpirsi an 'Q ag U85 6 tenfDO X one more J Vers take it easy. V Rally Squad 2nd Row: J. Oslund, G. Alford, S. Langoe, C. Robinson. lst Row: J. Deremiah, P. McCarthy. M. Duke. M i and 1' 771 Diligent practice insures that the band at L.O.H.S. wil be among the best DRAMA CLUB MEMBERS promoted and produced school plays and dramatic activities and attempted to stimulate the interest of dramatics Within the school. THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT which includes the choir, pep band, band, majorettes and orchestra. Spring and fall concerts, majorette routines, band and 'pep band entertainment have been activities this year. PEP BAND consists of students interested in playing at athletic activities. Anyone Wanting to promote school spirit and who can play an instrument can join. Mr. Duane Olanie was adviser. Drama Club Row 2: L. Finley, J. Anderson, C. Smith, S. Bruck. Row 1: P1 McKnight, L. Cusick, E. Anderson, D. Cruick- shank. Majorettes practice for a parade. Majorettes Left to right: S. Deno, S. Swanberg, G. Elliott, L. Wadley 77 Choir Row 4: L. Bunell, H. Ludwig, F. Manglesdorf, P. N. Eckleman, S. Swanberg, S. Swabe, A. Hiller, P. Hall Franzwa, T. Fox, D. Thompson, S. Altick, C. Spencer. S. Deno, B. Hough, C. Parker. Row 3: D. Fayne, IK. Worsham, R. Allenoler, M. Franzwa, Row 1: Mr. Olanie, S. Blythenstein, G. Elliot, M. Wadley J. Furlong, S. Haines, B. Newton, A. W1ll1s, J. Blodgett. C. Chamberlin, B. Holt, G. Collar, A. Ward, L. Britner Row 2: K. Samuelson, M. ward, M. Douglas, L. wadley, EQ 1f'JHifEff'S,Smayinchester' T' Young' C' Orson Urchestm ' Standing: S. Wray, J. Mullin, D. McCrory, D. Olanie, L. McCart, C. Halvorson, L. Brainard, B. Shiwr, instructor. R- BHITOII- Row 4: S. Cocharn, R. Lowes, S. Leflar. Row 2: K. Swenson, I. Albertson, K. Thye, D. Tickner, R. Reig, J. Cousins, P. Lynch, A. Cotz, M. Smith. Row 3: M. Deal, A. Albertson, J. Baylor, G. Boyer, D Mitchell P. Beauchamp, D. Carlson, R. Fogdall, Center: C. Pauley, S. Cory, J. Emory, M. Smith, D1 Dizdun, 5. Leflar, B. Billette, T. Hahn, F. Schrepping, M. Yoder, C. Andrews. : 1 Band , L. Cheney, J. Douglas, B. Brockman, C. Jaeger, Row 4: P. Coan, M. Robinson, D. Kelleher, D. McCrory D. Mitchel, D. Carlson. J. Mullin. Row 3: F. Churchill, L. Smith, J. Thomas, T. Gill, , - - - . R. Ruebendale, R. Paul, J. Green, R. Fogdall, D. Dizdun, gms g6hDA Teilgleg REI? 'lfhcguslns' B' Gluete' P. Pzipulslgii Hale, D. May, glr. Olanie, instrugtor, ' y ' ' ' ' Dye ' ' y ' .Ll,. ,T.Hh,F. h ',L.M . , J e ar use a n C reepmg C art Mayorettes: N. Eckleman, M. Douglas, S. Swanberg, Row 2: P. Williver, R. Pickens, J. Chandler, J. Kemph, L. Wadley, J. Elliot. Pep Band Row 1: J. Mullin, S. Rush, D. McCrory, M. Robinson, Seated: R. Reid, D. Tickner, P.-Lynch, A. Cox, ..... Cox, D. Kelleher, T. Gill, H. Gerrish, R. Fogdall, J. Green, K. Thye, J. Chandler, C. Jaeger, J. Douglas, B. Hammond, 79 D. Dizdun, W. Luse, D. Vadin, T. Hanns, F. Schrepping, P. Beauchamp, D. Carlson. L. McCart. 3? O o 2, 0 3 + :P 73 -4- 2 U ng I E 9 m 29 QE? A, '35 VA V 951 Student ACt1V1t1ES 1 f , F - , fy ., ., 'Q'-:1 ' ' f f f ' if i ,. : , 'R If 'Milf I FY' i ,W Q girl f 'fi Aa-ff KEN' '11 , Q f wi Q if S qs 4? KW in M ff it 1 g :Z A 8 5 v ? '1.-'fi 3' ,df gf as Q JW Sa. X . W 3 wx , 3 1 'al i n .. ' T, W , All, i,,:.,,,,p Q!Lz . v .,., if ' Z ,i k , 'f' A53 0 - mv . m 1 K' NC 2 5 af i we ly Q . 'QE' VVVXVVV W- inf: ww-bi , , Q, . 1 via W L ,.,- A i , Y M 'FW' I .M 1? ' K in ', Q '5' imgqyit V Q +71 M , W 5 sr LETS Mak . Left to right: Princess Sandra Shaw, Escort Boone Turchig Princess Nancy Cannon, Escort Bill Paulsong Princess Pat Hall, Esc t C t V M ' ' ' ' or ur on ueller, Queen Marcia Gagnon, Escort John Ankersmitg Princess Karen Swenson, Escort Mike Kellyg Princess Patsy McCarthy, Escort Mick McGuireg Princess Penny Frasier, Escort Bill Cusickg Princess Sue Chandler, Escort Leland Fuller. Cleats and Crowns THE ANNUAL LAKE OSWEGO HOMECOMIN G ACTIVITIES were a great success this year. Two princesses were elected from each class as follows: Penny Fraser and Sue Chandler, freshmeng Karen Swenson and Patsy McCarthy, sophomoresg Sandra Shaw and Marcia Gagnon, juniorsg and Pat Hall and Nancy Cannon, seniors. The football team elected Marcia Gagnon the Homecoming Queen. Queen Marcia ruled at the dance which followed the game. Queen Marcia 25. -3,- ao 34306 sc'0,39 as '5 io ds Q0 G Cr OW ownS', df ceq aws lar g .icieats and Cf L.-1 J oan M3x10n9 yer Joan Usmnmralagiculgetxrieen dances' Ungar re 'Twas the Miss Merry Christmas, Senior Carol Lovett 'W Moo with we Night Before Christmas GIRLS' LEAGUE SPONSORED the Christmas for- mal this year. The huge Christmas tree and the fire- place accented the decorations and provided a warm and friendly backdrop for the music of LeRoy Anderson and his band. Miss Merry Christmas, Carol Lovett, senior, was selected from the class candi- dates, Kathy Lynch, freshman, Genevieve Browning, sophomore, and Marilyn Arnett, junior, on the basis of which class brought the most canned goods to be donated to charity. 1 , ,YY - 1 ii Y gllke Klglly, Karen Swensen, Patsy McCarthy, Gloria Larsen, Phil Hitchcock, Miko Robinson, oger aul underneath the Christmas tree. Mary Nelson, radiate Christmas spirit. af All X V F lllllllllfffflllll i Happy hay seeds Hczystack Hop Velvet Tones play at the hop Hobo couples have fun Meanwhile, back at the ranch HAY FEVER SPREAD RAPIDLY as bales of hay and split-rail fences provided the atmosphere for the annual Haystack Hop sponsored by Midshipmen. A Many varieties of hayseeds danced to the music of the Velvet Tones. Dave Sand- vig, Jack Ofelt, and Bill Weinel all won prizes for their beards being the longest, the neatest, and the grubbiest respectively. Dancers swing and sway to Jolly Ditzler's band ' ,f ill ,, 1 P W Z X ffl N Serenade I n Jade Dancing between pagodas and Chinese lanterns. PAGODAS AND CHINESE LANTERNS were used to carry out the theme of the dance Serenade in J adel' sponsored by FBLA. The dancers at this annual Thanks- giving semi-formal swayed to the music of Jolly Ditzler and his five-piece band. THE HIGH SPOT OF THE EVENING was the crowning of Emperor Jeff Chandler. Ralph Davisson and Ann Beauchamp pro- vided the evening's entertainment. Pagoda casts an eerie light over promenadors. Seniors practice stroll 84 'Z' 'Q Eames ff 'co be tied and gagged ,Z l ': :in , i I A . if , V w , ' are-'irfrfsgir ii' f- iy. I S kgi. :.,, L I R 0 pysh So there he sits ' ' ' . A i 1' l1SlZW , 1 - J altlng V,,,, if KLLWVL , And Was such H DICE fflan . I Arsenic and Uld Lace CAST Aby Brewster .,,......... Janet Wilson Martha Brewster ....., Pat McKnight Johnathon Brewster ,..,..eA,,,,,,,,,,,,,- Chamberlin Mortimer Brewster ,,,, Larry Finley Teddy Brewster ,.,..... Tom White Elaine Harper ,...,.,. Caroline Smith Reverend Harper .,,,.. Bill Hedlund Doctor Einstine ......,... Ron Erickson Offl.CeI' Ohera ,.,,,,,,vv,,,,,Y Mike Kelly Officer ,..J...,...... Stewert McAllister Offlcer ...e......e..ee,,.e,...... .John Green D0CtO1' ..-YVf--........,,....,,,, Wally Fuller Old M811 ,A-YA.VY-....... Duane Youngbar A ROUND OF APPLAUSE filled the cafe- torium as the years first all school play Arsenic and Old Lace was presented. A Victorian setting was used to convert the stage into a home of the early twentieth century. AS THE PLAY OPENED the two aunts were trying to get rid of another one of their arsenic victims. They poisoned only those boarders whom they felt didn't enjoy life. Their brother, who was obsessed with the idea that he was Teddy Roosevelt, kept the audience laughing with his charge and bully. A NEPHEW AND HIS COMPANION who tried to use their aunts' home as a hide-out, added to this comical situation. Cecil Matson, directed his cast in two excellent perform- HHCES. You buried him in the cellar? That is not Mr. Hoskins. I should have the law on him! The only t ing a ou g ONE FOOT IN HEAVEN, the all school spring play was presented March 7 and 8 in the high school cafetorium. Directed by Cecil Matson, this play concerned Reverend Spence who desired acceptance of the foreigners and Mrs. Sandow, who wanted to clean them h' b t bein Ybu mean Hartzell had the big stick a career Woman... CAST Doctor Romero. Keith Chamberlin Reverend Spence ..,7,,,..,,,.,,,,.,,,,..,,,. ,,.,,,..,,,,.,,,..,........Duane Youngbar out. At all times the presence of the deceased Mr. Sandow was felt. He watched critically as changes were made in the parsonage. He found cause to smile, however, when the crisis had passed and friendships were re- newed. Mrs. Spence ..,,,..,,,..,, Jan Anderson Hantzell Spence ,...,,,,,. Larry Finley Eileen Spence ,,,..,,,.. Evie Anderson Major Cooper ,..,,....,...., .Ray Hughes Mrs, Digby ..,....,,..,. Cynthia Lyman Sister .Tellisen ,,,.,,, Barbara James Ronny ,,,...,,..,,,,.,,. Don Cruickshank Molly ,,,.,,...,,..,,. ,..,, ...., G l oria Larsen Georgie Digby ...,.,,,....., Bill Gilmer Frazer Spence ,,.,.,..,,, Ron Erickson Mrs. Sandow ,,,e..,,,,. Sharon Bruck Mrs. Cambridge ,..,.,,.....,,,...,,...,,,i.,, .....,,....,.....,....,.,.Marjen Lawhead Monia ,,,.,,,,...e,..,.,...,, ' ...Pat McKnight '? It's nice to see my staunch supporters in church every Sunday. I YD I'm sorry, Mr. Spence. r c 1 5 n 5 1 f .. l Music director Duane Olanie Alleluia, Alleluia! in action Assemblies Joan Romberg and Larry Finley do the 20's E rock and roll. Matador Pizzo fights powerful Oswego bull l roves xrfeslsubie 3:13011 H6IbSt. '11lbl,S Show .Www ,W ,.......l.1.11n lTiE155'3nfPririCess Shirley Shepard escorted by Here rf1IlCC55 -..nu .,.,.,.. , ,,,. i p Papulsin, Princess Sue Schwabe escorted by Gerald Princess Mary McCullough escorted by George McCarthy. DeCha1ne, Queen Sharon Herbst escorted by Duane Student Government Weekt I eyeiul -Mr. Klellng during the of coronation. Affenff on C-IHSSVU Marcijglibiuclent teach . er THE SEVENTH ANNUAL STUDENT GOV- ERNMENT WEEK was clirnaxed on Friday by the crowning of Queen Sharon and her vivacious court. Through the week, days were denoted for different activities. On Tuesday the girls exercised their muscles while lug- ging books. Wednesday students took over the classes while the teachers relaxed. Thurs- day the student body's attire expressed the theme South Seas Day. Friday the enter- tainment for the Queen and her court was presented with the sophomores winning the trophy. 87 Q2 di :Z 'Sa A .N , l 2 1 11 iii ZW s 1 Q 1 2 Q V N E ., , -Y .W..., ..Av , .,,...........1..Hu.mQ af ..,, Princess Mary Princess Marcia Princess Carol 1 958 May Court Princess Shirley Princess Becky Princess Susan Princess Nancy Princess Vicki ?35-f 5 22 'ZW ,sig O N V E O 'ig F E F In lfgg H I is ,d 0 4' b J O 5 Gig, -E151 Z9 U 0 on 55 5: Hl! z..B 9 Athl t' 6 1C Activities H? 3.9 A ' X. WW 2 ,.g,'?,w,7!:v 'gf fnxw Kgrfmb N - 2 GE, -0,4 K, f I 3' ,gwif ,W wg K' ,K f 5 .H W Q V i ng ,, ,mm I g 1 'ix if Q wg, '72 QU Ne9?,R.v,i? ' Q 1 w AMR W qi if AJP' wb ini M 1' B W fmwvwnmw LW, if wk '!f!m U . ootball Row 3: T. Willy, W. Rush, R. Dwight, J. MacLean, J. Graybill, M. Hafterson, R. Hess. D Olsen' A' Flha' D' May' Row 1: D. Nevins, B.. McCrory, S. Subotnik R Newman Row 2: McGuire, K. Jones, R. Paul, N. Marshall, P. COHII, R- BUFDSWIUY R- N0I'dStf0m- IN SPITE OF A SHORTAGE OF MAN- POWER the LO JV football team man- Record aged to finish their '57 season with three wins, three losses, and one tie. The team possessed a formidable ground game but lacked a good passing attack. Roger Paul, Dewey Ollsen, Mick McGuire, and Bob McCrory were the leading ball toters. Kim Jones, Mike Hafterson, and Dick Neuman performed well in the line. F rash ootball Oswego ......... Oswego ......... Oswego ..... Oswego ...... Oswego Oswego Oswego . 0 West Linn .,.... 32 Newberg 0 Oregon City.. 0 McMinnville Tigard ....,..... 13 12 Forest Grove 12 St. Helens .... Row 3: S. Rush, T. Mossman, A. Biirdick, B. Brockman, D. Richardson, C 92 P Stidd, J. Jerome, G. Ell1ot,T.Gr1gg. Row 1: T' Patrick, K. Bakery R' Nearmg P Gauagar Row 2: B. McDermit, B. Barnum, J. Jsheller, D.Darland,T-Bambe1'g,S-L9WiS- Varsity Football Record LO ...... ....... 0 Parkrose ...,,,,,,, 26 LO ...... ......, 1 4 Molalla .......,,..,,, 6 LO ...... ,,,. 6 Newberg ...,....,, 36 LO ...... ,.., 7 McMinnville .... 34 LO ..,... .... 0 Forest Grove ,... 21 LO ...,.. ff.. 6 Tigard ...,v,-,,,,,,, 7 LO -----. ....... 1 4 St. Helens ,,,,,,,. 0 LO -----, ....... 2 6 West Linn ..,.,,,A 45 Coach Gliff Giffing gef tt and mana er ,WA ww ,,hAAh h Y- Fxoyd Wcatshigt iniilfed pxay ' ugm harder. 1 in Fred Funk?-teve Altick- Row 3' Coach Cliff Giffin E. Robinson F M l d . , , . ang es orf, R. Chaidez, P. Goodell, M. Kelly, M. Helfrich, T. Smythe, L, Lawhead, J. Andrews, P. Furrer, D. Collins, Coach Don Kie-ling. M. Robinson. , Row 1: K. von Mueller, .S. Altick, T. Betty, G. McCarthy, 93 gag 2: JNGgeene,PD. Kelleher, B. Turchi, J. Lee, B. Barnum, J. Ankersmit, G. Dechaine, T. Davis, . liv . ll ' ' er, ne , . Papulski, D. Carlson, B. Grimm, L. Cheney, B. Knorr. i fx GRIDIRON GLORY was not easy to come by for the Lake Oswego varsity football team of 1957. Though the wins were few and far between, the Laker gridmen gave everything they had in every game of a rough, tough season. Hampered. seriously by injuries, the Lakers, coached by Cliff Giffin, finished their season with two victories and six defeats. A PROMISING QUARTERBACK showed himself in sophomore Bill Flowers. Bill is a quick, agile athlete and is likely to play a lot of good football in future years. Senior Pete Papulski also played quarterback and was outstanding as a defensive quarterback. Though the Lakers were a light team they possessed a lot of backfield speed. Halfbacks Dave James and Tom Betty proved themselves to be constant break-away threats to their opponents. Sophomores Denny Carlson and Ron Simonson also light, fast backs showed well. JUNIOR BILL BARNUM gave LO rooters many thrills with his spectacular pass interceptions. Two outstand- ing, hard running fullbacks were George McCarthy and Curt Von Mueller. Curt was named all TYV league fullback. Laker kickers possessed fairly talented toes with Tom Smythe and Jay Green booting seven out of twelve p.a.t.'s. Outstanding 1inemen.were: centers, John Ankersmit and Bill Grimm, tackles, Tom Davis and Gerald DeChaineg guards, Steve Altick and Ed Robinsong and ends, Larry Cheney and Bill Barnum. TWO BRIGHT SPOTS in an otherwise dark season were the victories over Molalla and St. Helens. After trailing Molalla 6 to 0 at the half, the Laker gridmen came back strong in the second half to trounce the Indians 14 to 6. The illusive running of halfback Tom Betty led the way for LO. When the Laker team jour- neyed to St. Helens they were given little chance of winning. Victories over Lion teams have always been rare in the past, but the LO gridders really played and came home with a 14 to 0 triumph. A fast moving back- field led by Curt Von Mueller and a hard charging line led by Tom Davis carried Lake Oswego to the well deserved victory. Hzghlights of the Football Season Two Lakers scuttle a pass. Come on dodge that tackle. Gridiron Glory Being Made U A proud Laker steps into the endzone TOUCHDGWN 95 Row 4: 'D. 'Nevius, P. Goodell, J. Vance, A. Kotz, Row 2: R. Stackhouse H. Baker M. Haftorson B Steers B- TUFC111, T- SChi61, A. Lucus. R. Davisson, J, Barnes, B. Davisson. Row 3: Coach Chuck Bowles,' M. Dennis, P. Furrer, Row 1: S. Ross, B. Peterson, R. Simsonson K Cox B. Belanger, A. Emrich, C. Curtin, L. Kemp. J. Fisher, M. DeBellis, T. Bamberg. Spring T mek Dave Nevius in mid-flight in a successful pole vault. Slogans such as Always Be Competitivei' and What Are We Willing to Give Up To Be Cham- pions? spurred this team on to numerous victories. Lacking power in the field events but making up this loss in the distance races kept the meets inter- esting until the last race was run. Trackmen like Ken Cox, Dave Nevius, and Larry Kernpf inspired their team-mates to victory through just plain hard Work. The real job, however, came from Coach Bowles, who unselfishly gave his time, interest, and energies to making this team one that would win. 96 speed ahead of all opponents Coach Charles Bowles Row 3':,R. Emrich, M. Dennis, D. Barless, J. Vance, B. Belanger, Row 21. Coach Chuck Bowles D Ragen H Hilstmm T Schlel- Mgr. M. Moreland. l Y I ' Row 1: J Led by JV runner Ted Schiel and varsity ace Ken Cox, the 1957 cross country season was the finest ever completed at Lake Oswego. For the second straight year the JVer's cap- tured both the Willamette Invitational and JV state trophies. The varsity placed tenth in the state meet, lower than any LO team before. The outlook for next year is tre- mendous, states coach Chuck Bowles, while other teams will lose from three to four of their top runners, we should have the whole team back next year. With some hustling, our boys will be top contenders for that varsity state title. Cross Country LO ......,... 28 Molalla ............ 27 LO ........,. 47 Wilson .........,.... 39 Lincoln ............ 41 Washington .... 101 LO ......,... 72 S. Salem .......... 29 Molalla ........ . 57 Douglas ............ 0 LO .......... 31 Milwaukie ....., 26 Clackamas ...,.. 0 LO .......... 15 Hudson Bay .... 43 LO 9th of sixteen teams at Wil- lamette Valley Invitational LO ....,..... 27 Fort Vancouver 28 LO 10th of nineteen teams in State Meet LO 5th of eight teams at State AAU Meet A. Emrich, . Barnes, S. Ross. T. Ryder, D. Holt. V Cross Country LO .......... 22 Molalla ..,.,.,...., 35 LO .......... 32 Wilson .....,,.,..... 25 Washington .... 82 Lincoln ............ 127 LO .......... 30 S. Salem ........., 41 Molalla ..........., 96 Douglas ....,.,,,,,. 0 LO ........,. 10 Milwaukie ...... 38 LO .......... 15 Hudson Bay .... 54 LO lst of twelve teams at Wil- lamette Valley Invitational LO .......... 10 Fort Vancouver 55 LO lst of sixteen teams at State Meet Row 3: D. Chandler, C. Curtin, R. Davigggnl Row 2: K. Cox, A. Phemister. Row 1: M. DeBellis. 98 Varsity Basketball Left-to-Right: Mgr. D. Collins, B. Peterson, G. Fale, B. Barnum, Lorne Bunnell, P. Papulski, E. Pearson, Record LO ff7f..V. ..f...., C lackamas A.,,,.,..,,.,, LO ..v..... .,,..... M olalla ,.,.,,,r,, ,-,,,, LO ------- ...,..,, W y'East ..,,,,.. ..,,,. LO ...,,,, ..,,,... M ilwaukie ,,,,,,,,,,,,A, LO frfvv.. ,....... W y'East ....r.,, 7.,,,A LO fvf.... ,....r,, T illamook ,,,, ,,,,,, LO .....,. ...7,7w. T igard ,,., i ,,,,,,,,,,r,A,,,, D. Didzun, B. Turchi, J. Smith, T. Smythe, J. Blyden stein, L. Lawhead, Mgr. P. Furrer. FEATURING THE SCHOOL'S YOUNGEST VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM in history, the Warren Schue coached Lakers .gave their supporters plenty to cheer about. However, although spirit was hih, experience was lacking, and the team finished 7th in the TYV League with Tom Smythe leading scorer. MOST OF THE TIME when the LO basketeers found themselves on the short end of the score, they were also on the short end of the height department. The Lakers worked hard to counterbalance their lack of height with speed and heads up play. 23 44 35 67 51 38 33 41 22 38 64 35 44 58 58 48 38 39 46 55 41 62 64 48 65 39 75 24 50 LO ....... ........ 3 8 Oregon City ......,...,. L0 -..-..f ........ 7 0 Newberg .......,........ LO f-..... ........ 4 0 West Linn .....,......r.,. LO ------- ........ 6 1 St. Helens ................ LO ....... ........ 3 2 Forest Grove ........,, LO f----.. ........ 4 6 Molalla .................... LO -----.f ........ 5 5 McMinnville .......... LO .ffvf.. ........ 5 0 Tillamook ....,......... LO ....... ........ 4 1 Tigard ,.,,.,.,..,,,,,,,,,.,, LO fffff.. .....l.. 4 9 Oregon City ..........,, LO ....... ........ 7 8 Newberg ........,,,...,, LO -----.A -....l.. 4 5 West Linn ................ LO -.--..4 ........ 5 6 St. Helens ................ LO ....... .....l.. 3 9 Forest Grove ..,....... LO ....... ........ 6 8 McMinnville ,.......,, M-1 ' --Hey, Hey We f' c1Get ball and . flght . V Basketba ll Row 2: D. Jensen, J. Vance, D. Chandler, J. May, Row '1:' Coach Dale Reynolds, B. Flowers, R. Simonson, M. Helfrich, M. McPeak, R. Paul. P. W1111ver, D. Ragen, B. Steers, Mgr. D. Holt. SQUEAKERS, SPINECHILLERS, AND HEARTBREAKERS marked the LO junior varsity basketball season. Every game seemed to go right down to the wire. The spectators were left limp with excitement. The team finished the season with thirteen victories and eleven losses. THE JV BASKETEERS, cached by Dale Reynolds, were a well balanced squad. They seemed to take turns for top scoring honors each game. Led by Bill Flowers, Ron Simonson, Roger Paul, Doug Ragen, and Biff Steers the team could never be counted out in a game. Freshman Basketball vgigft 556' if Q5 5' Row 3: B. Brockman, J. Chandler, B. Metsger, P. Stidd, H. Garish, T. Bamberg- 99 A Burdick G. Elliot Row 1: J. MacLean, B. Barnum, D. Darland, L. Oehliflg, Row 2: B. Williams, J. Jerome, R. Dwight, D. Brecht, T. Ryder, S. Ross, B- Earnsf- Doug Ragen. drives for the green. Ed Pearson shoots a nice putt oys' Golf Team LO'S BOYS' GOLF TEAM coached by Cliff Giffen strived during the 1958 season to rebuild itself to the strength of the previous season. Leading the Laker divoteers was par shooter Doug Ragen, a sensational golfer for a sophomore. Doug and junior teammate Ed Pearson were the only return- ing lettermen. THE TEAM POSSESSED two outstanding freshmen in John Hedlund and Kent Huth. Also back from last year's squad were Bill Hedlind, Jim May, and Bill Lang. None of the top four Will be lost through graduation so the Lakers could be real state title contenders next year. Row 3: D. Richardson, M. Miller, D. Didzun, M. Anderson, L. Oehling. W. Schollander. Row 1: B. Hedlind, D. Ragen E Pearson J Hedlund Row 2: Coach Cliff Giffin, B. Warren, B. Lang, B. Church, K. Huth, J. May. Row 2: G. Hiedeman, L. West, M. MacLean, L. Kiser Row 1: Coach Cordelia Arnold S Langoe B Finkley V- Regan, L- LHHUSSH, P- M011, N- Sweeny. C. Johnson, P. Hall, J. Oslund J Carter D Twelves Girls' Golf FOR THE FIRST TIME IN HISTORY LOHS fielded a girls' golf team due to the enthusiasm expressed by many of the school's female divoteers. The girls' were coached by Miss Cordelia Arnold and, as the boys, they practiced at the nearby Lake Oswego Country Club golf course. AFTER CONSIDERABLE NEGOTIATION the team man- aged to schedule several Portland schools for matches. Rain or shine, the girls were out on the golf links every day playing matches or practicing. Junior Dorothy Twelves cap- tained the squad, and freshman Vicki Regin proved to be the team's top golfer. , Q .,.. G? 1 . ,I . .. ..,,., . ,gL1vPa'fw-safgsfw-a+ffs+'x' , :z,e,,,. ,, f. 5, .mga ' -iw 'xzfm:wg:,rI2Nf' 67- mag' , 5, 56 . . . W .,,.,, ,, , . M ,.,, . . . N, -it Nz s y, 'fag 'l . . if I t .2,.i .Ei. ' I . i ll' iii-iii:'..irf5i3fr.,.i ' I x , wg QQ .V I , . :Ln was .3 . v . J .' H - sill W?,55Q..5,,,...,f,z,,,,3,,,. Q3.,,MN'+,, , fa:,,i-,. . , . Ewig diffffgfztzt'fiiiff-1 ifi ,.,, d ' J ..x,,'yg,' ...,, ,I ,,.., , . , A 4, . . . .,.. . .. . Y f 4 7' I Y ilgilj Tigflifi Siu, T2 . A A :ga . ,. .5 !L..5Hxg me ' Q ,, fy . , sm: . Vicki Regm top girl golfer. Team Captain Dorothy Twelves addresses the ball P , 1 Row 3 Coach Dale Reynolds, A. B 02 K Worsham H Whitney K Livermroe Mike Moreland plays in the rain TENNIS IS FAST INCREASING IN POPULARITY around LOHS. The boys' tennis team coached by Mr. Dale Reynolds opened its season with a large fifteen man squad. A new addition to the squad was junior Dave Oehling, from Mississippi. Dave, who was one of the top high school tennis players in the South, proved to be a really valuable asset to the team. DAVE, FOLLOWED BY PETE PAPULSKI and Arnold Southwell, were the top three for the Laker racketeers. Top doubles combination for the team was composed of Mike Moreland and Hartwell Whitney. Boys' Tennis urdick, O. Holt, J. MacLean, P. Papulski. ' Row 1: A. Southwell, D. Oehlmg R Blizzard C Orrnsby Row 2 M Moreland V Schmidt, B. Medscer, F. Roski, Dave Oehlmg set for a shot Barbara Cannon returns a hard serve. Row 3 J Adams W Southwell, C. Studebaker, K. Rolls, P. James, A. Dickie. F l Ke sy Row 1: J. Frey, B. Cannon C Amonette S Harb1nsky Row 2 S Shepherd S Burns, P. Abramson, J. Smith, E, Weitz, Coach Doris Popple RIVAL TEAMS ENCOUNTERED A FORMIDABLE OPPONENT when they ran up against the LO girls' tennis team of 1958. Coached by Miss Doris Popple, the Laker girls proved to be very tough to beat. Leading shotmakers for the Lakers were Jean Adams and Wendy Southwell. THE TEAM MEMBERS FAILED TO LOSE a single match to their first three opponents in spite of extremely disagreeable early season weather for practicing. Hopes are high for next year since both Jean and Wendy are juniors and will be back next year. Girls' Tennis Judy rrey 104 AFTER OVERWHELMIN G all regular season opposition, the Laker mermen climaxed their tremendous record by cap- turing the evasive state crown. There are probably few athletic teams anywhere that can equal the fantastic consecutive win streak the LO splashers have racked up. Under the able instruction of coach Dick Pizzo, Lake Oswego boys' swim teams have yet to taste defeat in dual meet competi- tion. This year the Lakers extended their string of triumphs to 52 in a row. Voted as the team's outstanding swimmer was senior Doug Chisolm. The season's biggest pointgetter was sophomore Ron Bohlmanp Ron Bohlman - Winning a race oys'.Swimming Iggy 'W .of I .ig T i , ' L, N? : , W'l1 , M. F , , D. P tt , Row 2: J. Rogers, D. Ryder T Larson I Bunnell gfn1YIitclheli1D. Chishlgirl, J. Reelczglzwa a erson C. Chisholm, S. Cox, Coach Dick Pizzo Row 3: D. Mather, D. Foss, M, McKinnon, R. Bohlman, ROW 12 T. H0Ud9k, H- Agel' G Flshef D. Wells, R. Allender. LO LO LO LO LO LO ....... ....... LO LO LO LO LO LO Record Beaverton ..... ........ St. Helens ..... ........ Eugene ............... ........... South Salem North Salem St. Helens ......... ........ Parkrose ....... .....,.. West Linn ......... ........ North Salem South Salem Beaverton ......... ........ Parkrose ........ ........ Doug Chisholm's twentieth lap The L.O.H.S. girls' swimming team com- pleted another successful season with six Wins, no losses, and third place in the State Meet. High point winners for the team were Jean and Janette Hendricks who tied for first' place. Linda LaHusen was elected captain by her team-mates early in the season. The incoming Freshmen greatly strength- ened the team, bringing many new promises for future years. Judy Gardner and Jean Carter show promise in the backstroke, Billie McCoy made a welcome addition to the breaststrokers, while Carol Church and Gretchen Hiedeman are good all-around swimmers. Girls' Swimming uyyavv-- .. Row 3: B. McCoy, L. Sundholm, C. Church, W. Southwell, S. Stageberg, Mrs. Sjolander. S. Shaw, S. Holder, S. Burns. I Row 1: L. Larson, M. Peterson, L. LaHusen J Hendricks Row 2: Miss Arnold, advisor, K. Kisky, J. Smith, J. Hendricks, D. Rice, J. Carter, J. Gilbert J. Gardner, P. Abramson, J. Adams, G. Hiedernan, Swimming members post an announcement about a coming meet. Record Beaverton McMinnville West Linn Beaverton .. McMinnville West Linn .. 37 Bill Flowers reaches for the pass that put a manhout. ' Mi ff e ll' ssls , Q ssss . 'N 'ii ij 1 ll l 7,1 f L 'fl lr 1' 'ff . .i .. i :k Q 1 5' V L ll' A, ' Coach Don Kieling Varsity Baseball THIS SEASON LO's varsity baseball team opened with only four returning veterans: George McCarthy, Tom Smythe, Jeff Chandler, and Fred Funke. Senior Loren Bunnell, a transfer from Franklin, was a big help to the team. Moving up from last year's .IV championship squad were Bill Barnum, LaVerne Lawhead, Dave Durham, John Ankersmit, Jay Blydenstein, and John Andrews. THEY MIGHT HAVE BEEN a little green and inexperienced for Varsity competition, but they worked harder than any team I've ever coached, said Coach Don Kieling. Tom Smythe takes a swing at the ball I 1 1 .ww .,. .J. Diyuenstem, J. Andrews, J. Ankersmit, B. Flowers. E 106 D. Jensen. p U Row 1: Coach Don Kiellmg, F. Funke, L. Bunnell Row 2: T. Smythe, L. Lawhead, B. Barnum, D. Durham, G. McCarthy, J. Chandler, J. Lee, 'tBatboy R. Kielmg . . V Basgball Row 3: M. McPeak, J. King, J. Hale, L. Smith, K. Thye. Row 2: W, Rush, A. Phemister, P. Williver, B. Grimm, R. Pickens, B. Fahey. A Newberg pitch brings a fast ball close to a Laker batter. Row 1: R . Hess, J. Burton, n. Linker, C. E. Rogers, Coach Bob Kremer. MOST OF LAST YEAR'S TYV League championship JV baseball team moved up to the Varsity this season. Coached by Bob Kramer, this season's little Lakers sought to rebuild to defend their crown. Lead- ing aces on the mound were junior Phil Williver and soph- omore Jim Burton. DENNY CARLSON, A SOPH- OMORE, particularly pleased Coach Kramer. Denny did a terrific fielding job for us on third base and wields a potent batf' F rash Baseball Row 3: R. Nordstrom, J. Farmer, P. Stidd, T. Mossman, J. Jerome, R. Dwight, I. Bunnell, B. Williams, T. Grigg. Row 2: G. Rear, B. Barnum, S. Rush, P. Worsham, D. Ollsen, C. McDonald, H. Garish, D. Brecht. Row 1: R. McDermott, D. Grow, T. Houdek, J Broad P. Gallager, K. Baker, C. Patrick, R. Earnst, Managei 1 B, Gilmore. lgzmpions Vwthin The Sc Basketball champions: P. Hall, A. Mossman, S. Shepard B. Womack, J. Boody. Volleyball champions, row 2: D. Ball, S. Nelson, SL.Langoe, J. Hendricks. Row 1: J. Carter, C. Studebaker, C. Amonette, P. White, M. Duke. Tennis champions, row 2: P. Abramson. Row 1: C. Amonette, C. Studebaker, J. Adams. Bowling cham- pion, row 2: C. Bode. Intramural Sports' Winneri J. Graybill. ----W and Sr. Basketball 'Champions-Row M. Franzwa, J. Ankersmit, E. Lundin. Row 1: M. DeBe111s, M. Andrews, ., I Y 'ir E-..f!:'2 He mifii H-ff31?n'e7'fv-i -,,,,.:,f,--nsitsisfwx. -5' ..L,1e.. fW'1 ef ,I r'!,5!f:tsQs,,? fi u 1' ws-if -13 .- -P 'ii -W . ' ' '1-fa-.3 '-:zqgg12'-- , . awww pn.. i -'-W - - ,.,j 453.1 Z, -2mzg5ff'-ww' f v fa.: Mew f K' Yji' I. 4, y V. ,- ,ST H 3 3 ,Y K In J, . ,. ,LM My: ,Q my Z W eng- af ll i.Q99+41,w, M . ,,uL3,,.:,3a5 w w fsm : , pm .fr Q v 1- ,j ..., 1 5 l.. 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A Abramson, Peggy .,..A.,.. 51, 58, 103, 105 Adams, Jean ,.,..,. 45, 58, 59, 62, 103, 105 Ager, Hal ..........,..................... 45, 71, 104 Albertson, Ivan .,,....,..............,,,..,. 48, 76 Alford, Gayle ..,,.......... 48, 57, 58, 71, 73 Allender, Rich .....,.,...,.....,.,... 45, 76, 104 Almquest, Donna .,,.....,....,.................. 51 Altick, Steve ....................., 21, 71, 76, 93 Amonette, Charlene ..................,. 48, 103 Anderson, Bob ,..,....................,.....,,....,. 48 Anderson, Evie .........,.. 48, 57, 58, 59, 77 Anderson, George ..,,..,.....,............, 27, 71 Anderson, Harvey Anderson, Janica ..,..,........ 45, 58, 59, 77 Anderson, Jim ,..,,...... ........................ 2 1 Anderson, Joan ......... .,.,.....A........., 5 1 Anderson, Linda ....,., ......, 2 1, 57 Anderson, Mike ,.,,...., ......... 5 3, 100 Andrews, Andrews, Ankersmi David .................................. 21 John ........,............ 45, 93, 106 t, John ....,.,. 45, 62, 71, 93, 106 Arnett, Marilyn ........,................... 45,59 B Bahler, Judy ......,...... ....... 4 8, 76 Bake, Donna ...,...,. ....... 2 1,69 Baker, Harold ....... .........., 4 5, 96 Baker, Ken ..,.......... .......,....,....., 9 2, 107 Ball, Darlene ,.........,....,...,,.,.,,,.,,,,., 53,68 Ball, Mike ,..... . Bamberg, Linda ..1....... 21,58,59,61, Bamberg, Tom ........... 50,51,92,96, Barless, Richard .,,,,..,,,,,..,.,,,,,,.,,,,, 51, Barnes, Bill ............... Barnes, Jack .,...,...., Barnett, Linda ....... Barnett, Barnum, Barnum, Barnum, 1ff15if5d Ted .............,....,.....,,.,.,,,,,,,.,,, 51 71 99 97 51 97 60 48 51 Betsy ....,.....,..,,.,,,,,.,,.,-,,,,,,,., Bill144, 45, 62, 71, 93, 98, 106 Bob .................... 51,92,991o7 61 69 Barnum, Pat .,.,.....,..,.,,,,,,,,,,,---,, 45, , Bar r, Fred .,,................,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,,,, 21, 69 72 Beard, Margaret. ...,..,.,..,,,, 45, 67, , 71 ' 22 79 Beauchamp, Linda ,.,,,,,,.-,,,,,,,,,-,,--,,,--, 51 76 Beauchamp, Pat ,..,..,.., ,,,,,,,, , , Becker, Bob Belanger, Bill ....,.. ,,,,,,,. 4 8, 96, 97 Bernstein, Ron .....,. ..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 4 8 Berry, Janice ....... .,,.,,,,.,,,,,--,,,- 5 9 Betler, Danny ,,,,,., ,,.,,,.,-,.,--,.,--,-,-- 4 3 Betler, Lorne ..,,.,,,, ,,,,,.,.,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,.,, 2 2 Betty, Tom. ........, ,,.,...,, 2 2, 59, 71, 93 Bevan, Bill ......,,.,.,, .,,--.,,,,.,,,,.--,,,.-, 4 5 Biamont, John ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,-,,-,,,,,--,- 5 1 Biniewski, Dan ...,,.,,. ,,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,, 4 3 Blew, Marion. ,,..,..,.,,, ,.,,,,,, 4 5, 58, 59 Blizzard, Richard ..,..,,, .,..,,,,,,,,,,-,,, 1 02 Blodgett, Jim. ....,.,.,.,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,--, 1.22, 76 Blydenstein, Jay .......,..,.,, 45, 62, 98, 106 Blydenstein, Shirley ..,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 22, 76 Bode, Carolyn ....,,,.,,,i,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 51, 53 Bohlman, Ron .....,,...,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 48,104 Boody, Joann ..,....., .i,,.,,,, 2 2, 58, 61, 65 Bottcher, Bob Bowles, Linda ,...,.. Bowles, Sandy .....,,.... Boyer, Boyer, Brady, Brady, Braun, Brecht, Breiten Brelin, Darlene .,....., Gay ...........,. Debbie ....... Judy ..,...,,.., Betty ,..........,. Don ,.,.......,,..,. bucher, Kay.. Louise ,......,..,, Britton, Lee Ann Broad, Carol ...,..,.. 110 111111122, .1111-5a 22 75 65 59 111-111 ,sv 111149, ,ve .1111111151 111111111151 1111111114a,64 51 99 107 .. .......1..111...1 51 1111-1151,7e 111145,61,65 Index Broad, Jim 1,..11....1,.........11......1...., 51,107 Brockman, Bill ..,1.,..11.1...1 51, 75, 92, 99 Brown, Joanne122, 57, Brown, Brown, Ron 58, 59, 65, 67, 71 60 Paula .1111..1....11.,...1.......11.. . 51, Brown, Steve 1......1...1 .1.....1..1.1,.... 4 8 Brown, Trudy ....1....1.....,.....1..1.1.....1..1.. 48 Browning, Carl. ..11...........,.....1....1.1,..... 45 Browning, Genevieve ...... 47, 48, 57, 58 Browning, Jeannine ...1......1.............,... 51 Bruck, Sharon ..1,....1,.....1. 1.....1.......,1.. 7 7 Bunch, Linda ...1.1.1....... 51 Bunnell, Irish ..11. ,....11, 51, 104, 107 Bunnell, Loren.: .,.11. .....176, 98, 106 Burchett, Naomi ..................... 22, 60, 64 Burdick, Allan ........1.... 51, 92, 99, 102 Burdick, Carolyn ...... 23,57,58,61,65 Burke, Bob ............................................ 51 Burke, Jim ........... ......................... 4 5 Burns, Sheila ........ Burton, Bill ....... 51, 103, 105 Burton, Jim ......... .......... 4 8,107 Byrne, Linda. ........... ............. 2 3 C Cameron, Patrick Campbell, Corinna ........................ 51,58 Campbell, Sanna ............................ 45, 69 Cannon, Barbara..47, 48, 57, 58, 59, 103 Cannon, Nancy ..... 23, Carlson, 58, 59, 61, 65, 67 Denny ............ 49, 75, 76, 79,93 Carlson, Janet ............................... 23,65 Carter, Jean ,................... 51, 58, 66, 101 Carter, John ........................... 48, 66, 105 Casselman, Sally ....... ...............1.... 2 3 Chaidez, Ron .... ............... ........ 4 5 , 93 Chamberlen, Keith ........ .................. 4 8 Chamberlin, Carol ...........1. ........... 4 5, 76 Chandler, Dave ....................... 55, 97, 99 Chandler, Jeff. .................., 23, 62, 79, 99 Chandler, 'John ........ Chandler, Sue .......... Chappel, Bob ........ 1151, 75,106 58 Cheney, Larry ................... 23, 71, 75, 93 Chinn, Darryl .......................... 48, 57, 71 Chisholm, Craig ......................... 53,104 Chisholm, Doug ....... 23, 59, 62, 71, 104 Church, Bill .................................. 45,100 Church, Carol ........... .................. 5 1,105 Churchill, Frank ................ 24, 61,62, 75 Churchley, David Cik, Joe Cik, Judd .................. Clapp, Richard ........ Clark, Gordon. ......... Clinkscales, Gary ....... Clinkscales, Tracy ......... ........51, 62 24, 68 48 75 Cusick, Lorna. ....... 1 Cyphers, Mabel D Dale, Alyce ............ . Dale, Jerrilyn ........ Danforth, Bill Daniels, Diane. ...... 1 Darland, Dave ......... Darland, Dallas ....... 1.11145, 77 58, 61, 64 48, 57, 58, . ............ 51, 51, Daugherty, Iain ......... .... ...... . . 58 62 59 Davis, Karen. ..,.........,............. 24, 57, Davis, LeRoy .......... 59 99 92 45 Davidson, Valerie .... 45, , , ,66 58 51 93 96 'nHh2EW62U Davis, Tom . ................... , ,71, 51 Davisson, Bill ....................... 50, , Davisson, Ralph 45, 59, 62, 67, 69, 71, 96, 97 Deal, Allan .................................. 23, 69 Deal, Merrily ........................... 48, 58, 76 DeBellis, Mickey. ............. 59, 71, 96, 97 DeChaine, Gerald ............ 25, 62, 67, 93 DeChaine, Marianne ......................... 51 Dennis, Michael ,... ................. 5 1, 96, 97 Deno, Sheri ....................,......... 45, 76, 77 Deremiah, Jeanne ....... 48, 57, 58, 66, 73 Dhein, Cindy ....................................... 45 Dhein, Ron .... ........... ......................... 5 1 Dickerson, John Dickerson, Sherry ....... 25, 57, 58, 59, 69 Dickie, Alice. ................... 48, 57, 58, 103 Didzun, Dick 111111.,2o,25,62 , 75, 76, 79, 98, 100 Douglas, J 1m ............................ 25, 75, 79 Douglas, Mary Lou. ............... 48, 75,76 Doyle, Sharon ................................ 51, 58 Druley, James Duke, Marilyn ...... ..... ..... 48, 57, 58, 73 Dull, John .......... ................................ . 25 Dunham, Eleanor ................... 25, 57,58 Dunn, Edie .... 1 ............ .................., 5 1 Durham, Dave ........ .................... 1 06 Dwight, Rodger ...... ........ 5 1, 99, 107 E Earle, Debby ..... ..........,... 4 8, 58, 59, Earlenbaugh, Margie145, 58, 61, 64, Eckleman, Nancy..45, 58, 60, 64, 75, Edwards, Greg ...................................... Egberg, Larry ...................................... Ellington, Freddie. ...................... 45, Elliott, Gina ....................... 48,58, , Elliot, Grey ............ Ellis, Betty ........... Elsenbach, Marcia Emery, Walter ........ Emmett, Pat ........... Emrich, Allen. ........ Emrich, Bob ......... Englert, Diane ...1... Erickson, Ron ........ Ernst, Robert ......... F Fahey, Bill .............. Fahey, Mike ............ Fairey, Manny ........ Fale, Gavin .......... Farmer, Jim .......... Fayne, David ........ Felt, Pat ............ Ferris, Patsy ........ Fewel, Mike ......1... Fiala, Art .............. Coan, Pat ..................... ........ 4 8, Cohen, Bonnie ................................ 24,57 Collar, Gayla. ................................. 48, 76 Collins, Doug1..45, 59, 62, 66, 71, 93, 98 Collins, Lorna ...................................... 51 Cooper, Judy ............ .....,.............. 151 Cousins, Janet ,............ ......... 4 8, 75, 76 Cousins, Suzanne ......................... 48,59 Cox, Ken ................... ........ 4 5, 71,96, 97 Cox, Stephen, ........................ 51, 79, 104 Cripe, Judy .......................................... 51 Crommett, James. ............................... 24 Brook, Linda ......1.. 24, 57, 58, 60, 66, 68 Crowell, Rosemary ................ 48, 57, 59 Cruden, Bob .......................................... 24 Cruickshank, Don ........ ........ 4 5, 77 Culter, Ann ....................... ........ 5 0,51 Cunningham, Deanna ..1....... ........... 5 1 Cunningham, Roger ........... ..........,... 4 5 Curtin, Chris .................. ........ 4 5, 96 Cusick, Bill ................ ........... 5 1 Fields, Gordon ....,.... Findley, Harry ......... nu' nunhnZ5n55h 69 68 76 42 48 58 76 77 .......53, 75, 92, 99 25 58 48 58 51 , , 59 .1....1.48, 96. 97 ........151, 66, 67 48 ,59,66 1111199,1o7 111145,59,1o7 .11111111151 .1-1111151 .111-45,9a .11-z1,1o7 .111-1117s 11111145, 58 1111111111149 125,59,61 11111111-48 .111-26,71 .11114e,7e I Fingerut, Dorothy ......A....,........,... 45, 59 Finklea, Barbara.. Finley, Larry .....,.. Fischer, Diane Fischer, Eddie ..,..,.. Fischer, Fischer, Karen ,.....,. Fisher Gene ,........, Fisher, Jack i.........., Fisher, Sally ..,,........ Fitz-Henry, Mike .. Flowers, B111 i...... ..,.......... Fogdall, Rick. ..,,.., Gary .......... luuul4a,5a,59,1o1 1 ..r.,., 45,59,71,77 1 ,.,.....,......... 48 .,rr45,71,1o4 1 ,..,...Vs 26,58,67 un0,suns,26 .. ..................... 96 ,iur,unn,,,,51,5a nuennuWsnneNunv42 4s,s2,99,1o6 nr,snunrr4a,75,7e Foschi, Maurizio .... .............,......,,,......, 2 6 Foss, David ,.,..,,...,..........,..,.......,,.. 48, 104 Foster, Ann .......... 45, 58, 59, 65, 68, 69 Fowlks, Ted ........,.,........... 26, 62, 67, 71 Fox, Carol. ..,..... ........,.,..........,.... 4 8,58 Fox, Terry ....,.... .....,.,.......,,..., 4 5 Fox, Tom .,,.....,,.. ..,.. , .. 26,62,76 Franzwa, Mike. .....,......... 45, 59, 76, 104 Franzwa, Peter ........ ......s..,..,.,..., 2 6,76 Frasier, Penny ..,.....,. . Fredricks, Cecil Freeland, Diane ........ Frey, Judy ........,.......... ....,,..,. 4 5, 103 Frohreich, Larry Fuller, Lee ......,......... .,......,...,...,.,,, 5 1 Fuller, Tim ........... ,.......,.,.,,,,,,,,.,.,. 5 1 Fuller, Wally ..,..........,....,r.. ,. ..,, 27, 57, 67 Funke, Fred ................... 27, 68, 71, 106 Furlong, Jim ...,,,.,. Furrer, Pat ,... .... 4 7, un,r,r uHf.27,76 48,59,67,93,96,98 G Gage, John .,...,.......,. ........,................ 4 8 ' ..45 58 59 64 Gagnon, Marcia. ,...,.. .... . Gallagher, Pat ....... Gardner, Judy ,,...,. 1 1 1 60, 105 Gardner, Suzanne, ............... 27, 57, 58 Gerrish, Harold .... Geist, Suzy ..,........,.. Gettman, Julie ...,,... Giczy, Eva ........... Gilbert, Jan ..,...,,. Gilkison, Gerry ...... Gill, Tommy ....,..,.. Gillette, Bob .......,. Gilmer, Linda ......,. Gilmer, J im .....1.... Gilmer, B111 ..,.......,., Gjerning, Arne ,,,.. Gjerning, Marnell Goddard, Jim Goodell, Paul ,....... Gotten, Jim ..,........, Gray, George Gray, Steven un. .run79,99,1o7 1 ..........,......, 48 .. ..,.,.,...., 51,58 .unl,r,unlr4s .nnr45,5s,1o5 2 ..,.....,......,.. 45 nu,,75,v9 ,unn2v,75 .. ..,..,., 27,54 rsru53,e2,1o7 nn. nnnnnu48,6l 1 .,..... 4s,59,93,96 .nunsennullsz Gray, V1rg1n1a ..................,.,,.,,,,,,,, ,,,,, , , Graybill, J im. ......... Gredler, Nancy ......,..,. .27, , , Green, John ........................ 27,67,75, Green, Ted 51 58 59 60, 64 79 9 Greene, Jay ..,,........ 26, 62, 67, 68, 71 48 Griffith, Alice ........ Griffith, Barbara. --- ------ ------------- - V , Griffith, Elizabeth .............,..,. 50, , Griffith, Sonja ....,. Grigg, Tom ......,.,.. 93 58 51 58 H ,,..... 51,92,1o7 Grimm, Bill ....... ,....... 4 8, 93, 107 Grow, Dick ................ .......... 5 2, 107 H Haftorson, Mike ....,.,....,.,.............. 48,96 Haftorson, Shirley ......,,..,,....., 52, 60, 76 Hagan, Jim ....,......,...,....,,.,,....,...... 45, 62 Hahn, Terry ........,.....,......,,, 48, 75, 76, 79 Index Haines, Scot .,...r.............,., 28, 66, 71, 76 Hale, .John ........,... . .. .... 48, 75, 107 Hall, Patty ............ 28, 58, 60, 63, 76, 101 Hallingstad, Sue 1....,,........,..... 45, 58, 64 Hamburg, Sherilyn Hamilton, Jean .............. ......... 4 8, 59 Hamm, Dee ,,..,,..,..,..... ............ 4 6 Hammond, Bob ...,... ......... 2 8, 79 Hammond, Tom Hamson, Bobbie Jo. ......,,,.,..,......... 51, 58 Hancock, Patte. ......... ......,.., 4 8, 58, 69 Hanna, Hugh Hansen, Gary ....... Hansen, Jack .......... Hansen, Joyce ,........ .......................,..... 28 28 51 28 Hanson, Linda ..,,.....,...,........,.,..........., Harbinsky Sue 1 57, 59, 64, 65, 67, 103 62 Harlow, Don ....,....1......,....1........... 48, Harold, Maryjane ,........,..... ,................ 5 1 Harold, Tim .....,,.,....., ........ 4 5 Harrower, Terry ...,.,.. ..,,....,... 5 3 Hartman, Steven ......... ...-...46 Harwood, John .........,... .............,. 4 6 Heagle, Jacqueline .,,...........,.......,.. 51 Hedlind, Bill ........... ,...,.,,.... 2 9, 57, 100 Hedlund, Bill ..,.......,.,,....,.............,.... 46 Hedlund, John .,...,..,,1.,.,........,.... 52, 100 Heideman, Gretch .. 51, 58, 60, 101, 105 Heinkel, Pat .,.....,,....,.,.....,..,.., 53, 59,68 Heinkel, Lin .....,..............,.............. 51,65 Heinz, Carol ...,,.........................,.... 45,60 Helfrich, Mike .,...,...., 48, 66, 71, 93, 99 Hendricks, Jean ........,1.,,...,........ 48, 105 Hendricks, Jeanette .................., 48, 105 Hendricks, Judy ,.............,.,....,..,...,... 29 Henkle, Beth Henkle, Martha .... ,....,.., 5 2, 57, 59,60 Herbst, Sharon ......,. 29 57, 58, 62, 64, 65 Hess, Richard ....,............,.....,............,, 107 Hess, Steve ,.,..... ...,.......,...................., 9 8 Hill, Bob ....... ........,......,... 4 6 Hill, Pat, ,............. ...,.......,........., 5 2 Hiller, Ann. ...... . ..,.. ....... 2 9, 57, 58, 76 Hillig, Thomas ..,....., ....,,.......,......, 6 1 Hilstrom, Howard. ....,,,......... .48,67, 97 Hitchcock, Martha .,.1,....,....... 44, 45, 69 Hitchcock, Phil. ......... Hitchcock, Steve Holder, Sara .,1........,. ,..,,,..,..... 6 0,105 Holmes, Sharon Holt, Beverly ..,..,....,.......,,.................. 76 Holt, Dayton ,..,......,,.,..,.. 48, 97, 99, 102 Hopkins, John .........,...,,,.,...,.,,..........,. 29 Houdek, Terry ,,1...,.1,.,...,..... 22, 104, 107 Hough, Bobbi Jo. .,.,.....,,.,....,, 45, 58, 76 Howell, John. ......,....,. .,,...,.,..., 4 8, 59 Hoyt, Ginny ...,,.....,,.,.. ............... 5 3 Huff, Betsy ..................,, ........ 5 3 Huffman, Vincent ..,,..., ,. 1....,............. 48 Huffstutter, Vince Hughes, Beverly .,.....,,....,. 29, 57, 58, 59 Hughe s, Ray Huth, Kent ...,.,.,.,.,,.. Ingram, Betty ..,....,. Ingram, Brooks ....... Jacobs Jaeger D Jaeger, James, James, James, J ames, I .nun,,52,1oo ......,.51 ..,.....52 on, Eddy ..................,....,....,.....,. 51 61 75 79 107 Chuck ,..,..,1.... 48 2 1 r 1 J ohn. ,,..,....,...........,...........,..... 46 Barbara .... ...........,..,........,.....,. 4 8 ' .30 62 71 David ......,,.,.....,...,...... 1 1 Loy-Dene .............. .,...........1.... 4 8 Penny ,......, 39, 57, 59, 61, 65, 103 James, Phil ......... ,. ,...49 62 99 106 Jensen, Dave ................ , , , Jerome, Jerry ..............,... 52, 92, 99, 107 Johnson, Johnson, Conrad Johnson, Heather Johnson, Kay ..........,... Johnson, Lennie Charlene....49, 57, 58, 59, 101 .......48, 59, 64 Johnston, Rosalie ........, ....... 4 9, 65, 68 Jones, Kim., ...,..... , ...... ................ 4 9 Jones, Sallie .....,..... .. ......, 45, 58, 61 Joy, Kathy ,.................... ........... - ...49 K Kelleher, Don ............., 30, 71, 75, '79, 93 Kelly, Mike ......... ............ 4 9, 58, 71, 93 Kelsey, Freya ........................ 45, 59, 103 Kemp, Larry .................................. 52, 96 Kempf, Jack ........ - ............. 45, 59, 75 Kershaw, Chet. ...... . Kicher, Janet ......,... Kidd, Laura ............ ........ 3 0,57,58,69 Kidd, Nancy ........,....... ........,........ 5 2, 60 Kilpatrick, Robert .............................. 52 King, Gary .........,..............,. 30, 59, 62,71 King, Jack .....,.......,...................... 49, 107 King, Sylvia ........................................., 4 9 Kirchhof, Dorothy ................... -.-.58, 59 Kiser, Linda. .............,. 49, 58, 66, 71, 101 Kisky, Karen .......................... 45, 61, 105 Kling, Jeanette ........,........................... 52 B111 .......,...... Knorr, Kotz, Krebs, Kruse l Kruse, Lois ....... ...... Alan .......,..... Linda ........,. David ...... L LaHusen, Joyce. ...... ...,-...31, 71, 93 96 .......-...3l, 58, 64 .-.... ........... 4 6 .nnnunnnnnunF,49 Lariusen,1inda,so,57,5a,59,101,105 Lang, BHI ..................... ............... 49,100 Langley, Norm ..........,......................... 51 Langoe, Sandy 57, 58, 59, 60, 73, 101 Larsen, Gloria .......................... 49, 58,62 Larsen, Sara. ..........,.......,...........,.... 45, 67 Larson, Linda ............ 45,58,59,69,105 Larson, Terry ...................,............ 52, 104 Lawhead, LaVerne 59, 62, 93, 98, 106 Lawhead, Margean .................. 31, 58, 65 Lee, John ......,......................... 49, 93, 106 Leep, Jim ................ ............ . ........ 4 9 Leflar J ,ackson .......... ........ 3 0, 75, 76 Lentz, Janet ............ .......... 4 5, 64 Leonard, Mike ........ ............. 3 1 Lesh, Bob ................ ................ 4 6 Lessler, Linda ........ .......... 4 5, 59 Lewis, Steve .......... ,............ 9 2 Lillig, Tom .................. ................ 5 2 Linker, Bill ..................... ........ 4 9, 107 Livermore, Kerry Lovett, Carol .............. ....... 3 1, 57, 72 Lowder, Laurel ....... ............,... 4 6 Lucus, Alvin .......... .......... 4 9, 96 Lundin, Ervin Luse, Walt .........,...................... 52, 75, 79 Lyman, Cindi .,........................ 49, 58, 59 Lyman, Peter ........ 31,57, 62, 67, 69, 71 Lynch, Kathy .................,...................... 58 Lynch, Peter ................ 31, 65, 75, 76,79 Mc McAllister, Stuart .....,............ 32, 57, 67 McAtee, Ina ................... ................ 4 9 46 McAtee, Mary .........., 'nnnnniii McCart, Larry ..,..,.......,....., 32, 75, 76, 79 McCarthy, George 32, 59, 62, 71, 93, 106 McCarthy, Patsy,,49, 57, 58, 67, 71, 73 McCoy, Billie .................,............. 52, 105 McCrory, Bob ..,................,,..,......,.,..... 46 McCrory, Dean cs,hnrnnrn1D32,61,65,66,75,76,79 McCullough, Mary ,....,,......,. 32, 64, 72 McDaniel, Darrel McDermott, Bob ..,................ .52, 92, 107 McDonald, Charles. ,........,...., 52, 92, 107 McDougal, Kathie ,..,.... ..,.,...,.,..,.....,. 5 2 McGuire, Mick ,,,....... McKenna, Kate. ....., . ,..........49, 59 McKinnon, Malcolm ,.... ......,..,..,., 4 6, 104 McKni ht Pat M g , ,...........,....... 49, 65, 69, 77 McPeak, Mike ........,............... 53, 99, 107 McVey, Michael .,...,.. MacLean, John .,....l,..,.. - ,,...., 52, 99, 102 MacLean, Mary ,,,n,a,,,,,,4s,59, 65, 68, 69, 71, 101 51 MacLean, Steve ............,..l.....,............,, Madsen, Rosemarie ...........e,.,...,.,...,.,. 52 Magers, Ruth ............,.., ...,,.,, 5 2, 60 Mahaney, Linda ..,..,.... ....,,,,., 5 2 Mallon, Joan .....,....., .,.,,,,, 4 9, 59 Malloy, Judy .......,....,.......... L ......,,.. -L52 Mangelsdorf, Frank 59, 65, 71, 76, 93 Manning, Carolie .........,.....,...........,.... 52 Manning, Lee ..,................... 33, 57, 58, 59 Manning, Roger ....., ..... L ........... 4 9, 53 Mark, Merlin ...........,..................,.....,... 49 Marks, Judith ......,............. 33, 57, 58, 59 Marshall, Mick Marston, Shirley ...,....,. ,..... - ..- ,........ 52 Martin, Lynn ............ .,....,..,........,., 5 2 Martin, Rodney .,...... .,,..................... 3 3 Mather, Don .,......,.. .,........ 4 4, 53, 104 Mathiot, Joyce .,...., .................,... 5 2 May, David ...,,.... .....,,........ 4 9, 75 May, Jim ....,..... ...,..........., 4 6, 100 May, Sandra ........... ....,..... 3 3, 57, 61, 76 Mead, David .,...,........ ..,..........,...,....,. 4 9 Meadows, Robert .....,.. ..................... 3 3 33 58 60 Melton, Merna .......... Metzger, Bruce .....,.. ::L:52,99,102 Meyer, Sally ..,...,......................,,.,... 52, 60 Middleton, Carol ...,...,............,....,........ 59 Miller, Janet ,........,..,......,,... 46, 65, 68, 69 Miller, Mark .........,. ..,...,... 4 6, 59, 100 Miller, Susan ....,...,... ,.................... 5 2 Minkler, Dave ..,..........,........................ 52 Mitchell, Gerald ....,....,.,................ 33, 72 Mitchell, Richard ....,.. ,...49,75,76,104 Mitchell, Steve ..........,............,,............. 33 Moll, Patty ........................ 49, 58, 59, 101 Molldrem, Dianne 57, 58, 62, 65, 67, 71, 72 Moore, Bonnie ....,....,..............,..,..,....... 46 Morand, Joyce ......,...,,.......................... 52 Moreland, Mike .,...,.... 47, 49, 62, 97, 102 Morris, Patty ..............,....,.....,.,...,,....... 52 Moss, Jerry Mossman, Anne ..,........, 34, 57, 58, 59, 67 Mossman, Tom ..,....,..,,..,.....,.., 52, 65, lgl Motsenbocker, John ................,......,.... 66 67 Mullin, Frank ..,.....,.,,.. 34,62, , , 71 Mullin, Jack ........,,....,,........ 49, 75, 76, 79 59 61 71 Mullins, Jim ..,,... Munch, John Munch, Marilyn ,,,....,,, 46, 57, 58, 69 Munroe, Lorelei .... 46, 59, 65, 68, --.4-----46, , , 59, 69, Murphy, Sue ...,.,................................., 112 Index N Nearing, Nancy ........... ...,..... 3 4, 58 Nearing, Ron ...,,... . ..,,.... 52, 92 Neer, Nancy .......,.. .........,.,.,, 4 9 Neff, Tom ....,..... .,.............,........ , 52 Nelson, Bud ,......... ..........,................. 3 4 Nelson, Mary ..,......,....,,....,,...... 49, 58, 71 Nelson, Sally .,.....,....,,., 34, 58, 61, 65, 67 Nelson, Sue .......,....,.....,..,...,.,,.,,.,.....,,... 52 Neumann, Dorothy ....,,...,.,.....,......,..,. 52 Neumann, Richard ...,,,,. ....,.,,......,,. 4 6 Nevius, David .,.........., ....,.....,.,... 4 9, 96 Newton, Bill .....,,.,..,. ....,..... 3 4, 62, 76 Nticastro, Judy ......,,. Nordstrom, Ray .,.,,.. 0 Oehling, Dave .,....... Oehling, Linn ..,..... Ofelt, Courty ,...,... Ofelt, Jack .....,.. Oliver, Duane ..,,., Oliver, Terry ........ Ollsen, Ethel .,........ Ollsen, John ,.....,... 49, 58, 59 O7 52, 1 ....,.....53, 102 .,........99, 100 ..,,..52, 62, 66 35, 59, 62, 66 ............35, 93 49, 60 ,...50, 52, 107 Olsen, Kris ............ ..........,......,..... 4 6, 59 Ormsby, Chip ..,...............,.....,....... 52, 102 Orsen, Carrol .,,,....,...........,............. 46,76 Oslund, Joan ,,...,...,.... 49, 57, 58, 73, 101 Othus, Ross ....,,....,.,...,.,.....,..........,.. 35, 72 Othus, Sandy ......,.....,,...,.,......,............. 52 P Papulski, Pete 62, 71, 75, 93, 98, 102 Parker, Carol ...,.,.....,.,..,................. 52, 76 Parras, Barbara ,...... . .. ............ 49, 59 Parras, Stanley ,.,.... ..,..,................ 5 2 Patrick, Kam .......,...,... .,...... 5 2, 92, 107 Patterson, David ......,.................,. 35, 104 Paul, Doug Paul, Roger ............,,.....,....,..... 49, 75, 99 Paulson, Karen ........... , Paulson, Marilyn 46, 59, 65, 69, 71 57, 58, 64, 65, 69, 71 Pawsey, Lori ...,.,...............,.......,,....,.... 46 Pearson, Edward 62, 65, 68, 71, 98, 100 Pendleton, Donna Perkins, Gary ......................,............... 49 Petersen, Muriel ......... ............,. 3 5, 105 Peterson, Bill .......,..,........... 46, 71, 96, 98 Peterson, Chuck ......... ...................... 5 2 Peterson, Jean ......... ......,... 3 5, 59,60 Peterson, Linda ....,.. .......,,.,........... 5 2 Phemister, Art ,...... - ......., 49, 97, 107 Pickard, Ken ...,,....., .......,..,........... 3 6 Pickens, Robb ...,..,., ........ 4 9 75 107 Pieper, Fred ......,,.. Pike, Brad .............. Pinkney, Byron ...,,,. Plotner, Bill ,......... Polley, Ellona ...,., Polley, Leroy .....,.. Porter, Kathy ......,. fffIf1Z6f ....,.....52, 61, Powers, Linda ...,,.... ,,...,. R. Ragen, Doug 59, 66, 68, 7 Rau, Tom .,......,........,..,......... Rear, Glenn ..,.,...,..........,,... Reece, J erry...-,.... Reece, Marsha ,.,.,.,.. 46 59 62 52 49 .....,36, 57, 58 65 36, 58, 61, 1, 97, 99, 100 M52 92 107 unrcl36I1o4 ,rnnnurusz Reed, Glenn .,,.,..., Regin, Vicki ........,.., ,,.....,, 5 2, 58, 101 Remsen, Bill .,,...,,........ ...,.,..,.......,. 3 6 Renskler, John ,......,..,,.. .,,...,........ 5 3 Reubendale, Ralph ,...., ,. 75 Reuther, William Reynolds, Gerald ,..... ,....,.........,.. 4 6 Rhodes, Mike .,........ , .....,,,..,..,.,... 49 Rice, Darlene. .,.,..... ...,,....., .,.,,...., , 4 6 Rice, Sharon ...,.....,..,.,,..., 46, 57, 58, 61 Richardson, Coralen .,l,,,,........ 46, 57 Richardson, Dick ,,... ,,.,,.,..,., 52, 92 Richardson, Dottie ...,.,...,,.....,, ...... . . 59 Rieg, Roger .,.........., ,,..,....., 4 9, 75, 76, 79 Robertson, Jeanne .,.,,,.,...,.....,..,.,., R52 3 93 Robinson, Carole ,......,...,.....,...,.. 49, ' 59 Robinson, Ed .....,....,,. 36, Robinson, Mike .,... , 65, 71, 53, 59, 71, 75, 79, 93 53, 107 Rogers, Eddie ,.......,......,.........,.,... Rogers, John ......,.,....,.,.......,....... 46, 104 Rohde, Lynn .,..... ................,. 4 9 Rohlffs, Ann ,.,....,..., .,.,....,..,... ,,.. 4 9 Roles, Kathleen. ,,,...,.. ,,....,. 4 9, 58, 103 Rollins, Dan .,,,........ ....,........l,.......,.l 4 9 Romberg, Joan ....,.....,...... 36, 57, 58, 68 Roskie, Richard ,,,.,.... , .,...,..,,... 53, 102 Roskoski, Darla ,,.....,. ..,,, . .l 36, 57, 59 Ross, Skip ,..,.,......,.. ....... , 52, 96, 97, 99 Rosso, Susan l....,...... .......,., 4 6, 57, 60 Rountree, Carol ....,,... ....,.......... 3 7 Rountree, Janet ,,.......,....,..........,....... 46 Rountree, Paul ..,,....,...........,..,...,,..,.,. 52 Rowning, Mike, ..,.....,..........,.......,,,.. 37 Ruby, Marcia ,...,..,.. 37, 57, 58, 59, 71, 72 Rudin, John .,..............,...,..,.., ........,,..., 4 6 Rudin, Nancy ...................,.....,............., 52 Ruffer, Spike ...... .l.....,.......,............ 5 2 Rush, Steve .l....... ....,..... 5 2, 79, 92, 107 Rush, Walt .,.......,, ....,...,........... 4 9, 59 Ryder, Dennis ........ .............,....., 3 7, 59 Ryder, Tom .,..l.... ..,...,... 5 2, 97, 99, 104 S Sampson, Jan ...,.....,.... ............,... 5 3 Samuelson, Cathy ......,...,............... 46, 76 Sandvig, Dave .....,,,..,........................... 46 Sanzenbacher, Lynne 57, 58, 59, 67, 71 Sather, Yvonne ......,...,......,..... - .........., 37 Schaefer, Dennis ..,,....,.l.........,....,........ 37 Schaefer, Vince .......... ......,... - .......,... 4 B Schenk, Steve ....,.,, ........ 2 0, 37, 59, 71 Schiel, Ted .,...,,..,.... ,.......... 4 9, 96, 97 Schildt, Dianne ..,,,. ,............ 4 9, 58 Schlepp, Jozsef ....,,.... ...............,.., 3 8 Schmidt, Victor ...,......,.... - ....,...... 53, 102 Schollander, Wen ....,.,........... 52, 92, 100 Schrepping, Fred ............., 46, 75, 76, 79 Schueman, Terry ................................ 53 Schwabe, Sue ..,. 38, 58, 64, 66, 72, 76, 77 Schwarz, Ernie .....,...............,..,...., 20,38 Sefton, Danny ,...................................., 52 Shaughnessy, Vicki .,,..,..., 38, 58, 65, 72 Shaw, Jeaneen ,,..,.,..,.,....,.................,... 52 Shaw, Sandra ,....,,.......,..... 46, 58, 59, 105 Sheller, John ,.,....,.,.........,.............. 53,92 Shepard, Shirley ,,....,.....38, 57, 58, 59, 64, 65, 69, 73, 103 4 Showalter, Cliff ............ - ...................... Shuler, Cheryl ,...,,,....,...........,.......,...... 52 Simonson, Ron ....,.,.....,, 46, 49, 62, 71, 99 Simonson, Terry ,.,.........,,,...............,,., 38 Sjostrom, Sandra ....,.....,... 46, 57, 58, 59 Sleeman, Doris ,............,,,...,...,......,,.... 59 Smith, Carolyn ..,..... 46, 59, 60, 65, 77 Smith, Joan ....................,. - .........,... 52, 103 Smith, Joe ............. 46, 62, 68, '71, 98, 105 Index Weibel, Margaret .................... 40, 58, 62 Wemel, B111 ...................................... 4 0, 66 Weinel, Tommy Weitz, Ellen .... 40, 57, 58, 59, 66, 67, 103 Welch, Judy .............,.... 41, 57, 59, 65, 69 Wells, Dave ....... - ...... - ..,.......... 41, 71, 104 Wert, Karen .......................................... 4 6 West, Wilbur ..,.........,.,.......,................. 41 West, Jackie .................. 46 57 58 61 66 White, Smith, Leslie, ...,............,.... 38, 61, 62,75 Smith, Lovett ..,..,........,.,..,.........., 49, 107 Smith, Pat .........,..... .,,....,...........,. 4 6, 64 Smith, Verne Smythe, Paul .,......,,.,..................,......., 53 Smythe, Tom. ....,........ 46, 71, 93, 98, 106 Snell, Nick ....,,..................,...,......... 53, 93 Sorensen, Rosalind .........................,...r 52 Southwell, Arnold 20, 38, 57, 59, 62, 71, 102 Southwell, Wendy ...,..,. Sparks, Irene. ...,.,.. . 46, 58, 103, 105 enneennuueeu39,69 Spears, Sandra ......,.... ..,..........,... 4 6, 58 Spencer, Carl ................ ....,... 3 9, 71, 76 Stackhouse, Robin Stageberg, Sandys Stageberg, Shirley Stagl, Leroy Stapleton, Dick Stapleton, Julia ........ Stark, Charles ,...,.. Starr, Bob Steers, Biff ......... Stevens, Mike ....... Stevens, Kathy . ......,...,.........,...,.,.. 96 n,un,,0u4s,7s,1o5 unnnunn,1nrnun.5z .....,..49, 96, 99 Stevens, Patti ..,......,....,.,,,, 53 58 6 Stldd, Pete ............. Stokes, Ann .......,,.. Stravens, Ron ,........,. Subotnick, Steve r . , , 0, 66 .......53, 92, 99, 107 58 Studebaker, Carol l,,............. 49, 58, 103 Sundholm, Linda .........,........, 53, 58, 105 Sutherland, Ken .... Thompson, Dave ..,.................,......, 39, 76 Thompson, Mac ....... .- .... - ....... 46, 65 Thornton, Kris ......... .......... 4 9, 58, 60 Thye, Keith .......... ......,.,.... 4 9, 76, 79 Tickner, Dick ........... ....... 4 9, 75, 76, 79 Torrence, Bob ...........,. ..,.......,.......... 5 3 Torrence, Gloria ......... .......... 3 9, 58,60 Trachi, Larry ..,.,..........,........................ 49 Tradewell, Dick ,,.........,........................ 52 Trainer, Bruce ....,....................,.....,...... 49 Turchi, Boone..46, 59, 62, 71, 93, 96, 98 Tuttle, Sharon .............,..............,........, 59 Twelves, Dorothy .........,. U Urfer, Dennis ......,.... Urfer, Joan ..........,. Unger, Floyd ........... V Vance, John ..............,... .46, 69, 71,101 .,..-...40, 61 ........53, 58 uur49,65, , 96 97 Van Orsdel, Gretchen .......,.......... 49,58 ' 53 58 60 40 93 Venn, Sylvia .................. von Mueller, Curt ........ W Sutton, Doug ...,....................,.,,,,..,,..,, 39 Swanberg, Sadonna ...... ,........, 4 6, 75, 76 Sweeney, Jay ......,....,................,,..,,..,,,. 53 Sweeney, Nancy 39, 57, 58, 61, 66, 67, 101 Swenson, Karen .......... 47, 49, 58, 59, 76 T Taylor, David ........ ,.................,,.,...,....., 3 9 Tedrow, Clara, .......,........... 39, 57, 58, 59 Terry, Patsy ........ .........,.....,. 5 3, 58 Thomas, Jim .,...... 75 ------------ 1 1 Wadley, Lorraine ...............,,... 49, 75, 76 Wadley, Maxine .,.......................... 53,76 Walker, Deanna ......... .- ....... 53, 60, 69 Walker, Eugene ....... ..................... 6 2 Walker, Karen ,,.,... .......... 4 9, 58,60 Walker, Marilyn ......... .,................ 5 3 Walker, Sally .........,. . ............ 53,58 Wallmann, Jeff .................................... 40 Ward, Alice ..,....... - ........... 49, 76, 99 Ward, Judy ....... H ,................. 40 Ward, Marie ......,,.. ........ 4 9,76 Warren, Bill ............. ........., 5 3, 1 Warren, Sue .......,......... ................ 5 3, Waterman, Cleone ........ Watson, Kathie ........... Weaver, Sally ......... Webb, Betsy ....... - ........ 00 58 ...- ...,... 49, 59 58 46 ..........40, 57, mnf1I1Z5f58 West, White, White, White, Linda .....,.. Nina ........ Pat ............... -.. Peggy ---..----- Tom .................... uun,nh9,5a,ho,io1 .-..- ,.,........,...., 57 Whitney, Hartwell Wilding, Dick. ............. ., Williams, Williams Williams, John , Holt ........... Williams, Judi ......,. Williams, Mike ........ W-illis, Alan : ....... 58, 59 ............4l, 62, 68 ...,49, 62, 67, 102 53 99 107 B111 .......................... - .........,. l44i104 ..........46, 65 59, 79 Williver, Phil .................... 46, 75, 99, 107 Williver, Vicki ........ Willy, Terry 58 Wilmot, Richard .................................. Wilson, Carol ..........,...... -...41, 57, 58 Wilson, Janet .......,,. Wilson, Mark .......... .,ennnnnunn46 ' HBHLZEJB7' Wilson, Steffi ..........,...........,... , Winchester, Sandie .................. 46, 59 Wise, Kay ........................................ 4 6 Womack, Becky, ........,.. 41, 58, 59, 65 Woodburn, Robm ,............................. Worsham, Patton .................. 53, 76, 107 Worsham, Kent ..,...... Wray, Sharon ........,. Wright, Pat .......... ...,........46, 102 .....,..49, 58, 76 Wyly, Bill ........ ....... ........,. 4 2 ,62 Y Yaden, Dave ...........,... ..... - ....... 4 9, 79 Young, Marilyn ......... ....................... 4 2 Young, Tammy ................. - ..... 53, 58,76 Youngbar, Duane .............. 42, 66, 67, 68 Youngbar, Linda ....... -.46, 58, 67, 68, 71 113 Autographs V W My Fixlff 351m,wm X fill? . W K WMUHM' x W 6, My M WQQYQQWW ii if in WM BL D QQQQUQQOM fl 'EJ '75 '77 MW 5 J Ww w 0, Pi' Qxgfiv W MM W goiiivj ofwiwfgvw W, , Q 0 Q1 A . 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