Mapleton High School - Maple Log Yearbook (Mapleton, OR)

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY NEWSFLASI-I Largest Class in History Mapleton High School seniors of 1960 boast the largest graduating class in history. A senior from Ml-IS might be heard saying, The history of our class began way back in MGS where 38 of us graduated. These original Sailors were: Barbara Beck, Bob Beers, Gary Bernhardt, Linda Bernhardt, Sue Calbreath, Bruce Carpenter, Bill Carter, Jerry Carriveau, Don Cessnun, Alice Chamberlain, Jerry Davis, Leroy Everett, Jack Frauendiener, Linda Griffin, james I-less, Janice Hickman, Don Hogan, Don Hopps, Paul Huntington, Evelyn Jones, Marjene Konkle, Donna Lougheed, Larry Mallory, Dick Manning, Harry Pierce, Betty Rayl, Kenneth Rexford, Penny Sauer, Jim Sindt, Davis Simington, Marje Sprouffske, Dianna Stanton, Gary Timm, Elaine Whittall, Dennis Wilkinson, Jeanette Boushey, Clifford Burnett, and Donna Halberg. In the fall of '56 we were joined by Ron Brainard, Bob Japp, Donna Skinner, Mike Welding, and Laura Wilson, from Deadwood School, and Keith Kinney from Alsea, to start our pleasant voyage through high school. Then in '57 we gained a few reinforcements. Added to our crew were: John Casey from Hamilton City, California and Elton Smith from Portland, Gegen. In 1958 Jim Bennett from Portland, Kenneth Hatfield from Crow, Oregon and Larry Milbrett from Belgrade, Minnesota joined our happy crew. In '59, beginning our final year at Ml-IS, we gained four Sailorettes, Vernita Allem from Nestucca, Oregon, Odyne Eranham from Raymond, Washington, Donna Hegstrom from Florence, Oregon, and Gennifer Maschke from Hood River, Oregon, and a sailor, Leon Berry from Scotland, Arkansas. On March 24 a few of the mighty Sailors abandoned ship for a brief shore leave. When they returned they found themselves putting in, overtime for the hours lost. On May 20 the entire crew set out on an authorized leave from duty. They traveled on a Trailway bus to Timberline lodge on Mt. Hood where the day was spent in skiing,' swimming, and the familiar snow sports in- cluding snow ball fights. Gaiety and industry seemed to be our motto during our active duty. Recognizing our new motto, Not at the Top, but Climbing, we begin our voyage over the green waves and through the white gale with the hope of finding the dignity and stature possessed by our flower, the gladiolus. . 6 1' 127' ff- 2 9- f gl-if '-radii? in 5