Oregon City High School - Hesperian Yearbook (Oregon City, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1957 volume:

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This book, filled with pictures of students, teachers, and many unforgetable events, is symbolic of this phase of education, for clubs and other observation and experience. Our very indulgence in school activities causes the years to pass swiftly by. As we walk through the halls for the last time, we realize that we are soon to step out into the busy world But we are prepared, for we not only possess a wealth of facts, but also know how to make use of them. This is the value of club and class activities. These activities have been recorded and placed in this volume, a treasure chest of memories of the school year 195 6-57. srvvfm Vice-President ROY CARLEY vw. - .- Y, G'irI's Representativl RITA MISKE STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT JERRY HRABEL This year's student council, consisting of a president, vice-president, secretary, Boy's repre- sentative, Girl's representative, editors of the l-lesperian, and of the Elevator, was expanded to include home room representatives. The repre- sentatives, acting as discussion leaders in their home rooms, brought recommendations and sug- gestions to the meetings. There they were further discussed and decisions were formed, Then a meeting of the seven student council members and Mr, Barnett was held to begin action on the suggestions, Through the policies and activities we aimed to promote greater harmony among the students, faculty, and administration, de- velop leadership in the students, and make school lite more profitable, wholesome and en- ioyable for the students in general. Secretary GAIL MORRIS Boy's Representative ED SERRES Elevator Editor lHesperian Manager Hesperian Editor DICK HELZER CAROLYN HESCH . ARLENg UENNISQN A 6017? vnu-9 FV? ni Mr. Barnett, Principalg Mrs. Darr, Secretaryg Mr. Gardner, Vice Principalg Mrs. Tomlinson, Attendance Clerk. What period is this? . . . are my books in here? . . , I want gg W my schedule changedl . . . l'm sick can I go home? , . ' can we have a meeting activity period? . . . where is the student body president this period? . . . what time does the bus leave for the game? . . . l'm late, our alarm didn't go offl?I . , . may I see Mr. Barnnett? . . . where is Mr. Gard- 'U ner? . . . I lost my student body cardl . . . any I-Iesperians Ieft?. . .can I borrow a dime? . . . I want to drop Latin and take Music . . . Room 32 didn't get a bulletin!-That's Q what the I?rincipal's office sounds like, Q ,I L MR. GOOD I' vi' and ii, aim: Nr -,., MRS. MORRISON Typing Ecol keeping' I Q. Rjfi 65 'NI-13, . mf IJ A . FI U' r -I F 2- 4- v I Mr. Gardner uw, .v Mx-Q k MR. BAUER Physicsg Trig. and Algebra III MISS BURCH Library ? 1 I MR. GOODMAN MRS. GOOLD IMR. HATHHORNE MISS HII-L Algebra Art, Vocationa ' School Gtiidanrqi Nurse g!-xi, -f.2,!. .. K V k ' ' . 'YI K , x X i, ts- . fr. re 0 I X , . . gs I N .hi r J' ia m MR. NUTTER MISS PERRY MR. RICE MR- RICHARDSON Stipiim-org Sofia! Qhemmw Chorus, General English Problems Driver's Ed MU5'C f e-Q- .. , I 1 ARI. fi 1 I I . MISS CALLIHAN History and Government MR. HILLEND Orchestra ? ,M I3 f I MRS.x ROE Journalism' School Lun Q . che Kathleen Burnett Nothing is so firmly believed as what want to believe. Activities: Library Club Chorus Girl's League Ambition: To travel ll!! Edward Claridge LeRoy Davidson A little nonsense does not misberomc n monarch . Activities: Football Boy's 0.C. lloy's League Ambition: To live a restful life Leonard Cooke Nothing disturbs his A friend to the hu- Arlene Dennison. . pence of mind. man race. 'GTIHNE' hUPl7?' Will?-9 Activities: Activities: on her lips. whwh Lloyd Butts Firemen Skating Club play. make friends to I 'caste no time on Basketball Sports to all who pass her worry. Gun Club Ambition: Professional 'WX'-l, Activities: Ambition: Carpentry Skater Acflvmesi F.F.A. I-R-C A.R.R.L. Y'T99nS Boytls League Hoinor Society. Ambition: Dairy Farmer Ambmoni T0 hve a happy and successful life Roy Carley Donald Desimini Short of stature, high of ideals. Activities: Hi-Y I.R.C but Student Councils: Q Ambition: Retire a Successful Businesshgg YAM- Bill Carlson vmeig' 1 x , J' w,,Iwhk 1 -. ff- '- , . n. -if 'iw 1 wt,.,, .:.. J xizx-'.,. M-,t,.., xl , Wit makes its own welcome. Activities: Sports Boy's League Ambition: Professional Hunter Karen Chambers Merry of heart and every inch fun. Activities: Elevator Jr. Red Cross Ambition: To be something Marvin Cisneros Beneath his shoul- tiers broad lies a der heart. Activities: lioy's 0.C. Hi-Y Football Ambition: College Diploma Larry Corey You'll find him nl- U wms doin his dnt zr' . . g ' yr Activities: Boy's League Ambition: Mechanic len- The smallest can be the greatest. Activities: Hi-Y I.R.C. Golf 'f .Ambitiona Successful 'Hgptist or Teacher L ti' X v ...tw t rf. igfsiiyjt f'y:t?'3Z M lf , ' 3 ,ei -e W- sr? N- 1.15, Qdbige Dilsaver is? L. .,-gs .1 gb: 3. A N'-1f'0'er life's vast ocean I my ' he sails. 5 f Activities: shes, CD 'U O -1 an cn ' ' Firemen Ambition: 2nd Lieuten ant inthe U.S.A.F. Michael Don The courageous cap- Audrey Daugheftl' tain of compliments. An 011211 heart, fl Activities: merry mind. Skiing Activities: Sr. Class Party F.H.A. Jr.-Sr.. Prom Christmas Ball Committee Committgq Ambition: To Graduate Girl's League Ambition: T.W.A. Air Hostess Richard Drumm Not by yenrs but by disposition is ivisdmn acquired. Activities: lli-Y l.R.t'. Honor Society Ambition: Remain n confirmed bachelor mt' -2 N' 2+ -, it Y Niel Dunmire Hull is lhe salt nl rmwersulinnf' Activities: Skin Diving Boy's Leafruo krt-her A ndrca Doria si' . ' . . y , we-LD I hhllllll0l'lI To raise the li I Thomas Frost A Edna Garner Gentle of speech, sure of mind. Activities: Library Club Giijl's League Ambition: To live a Christ-centered life Carolyn Furre f'l9Uf ' W is ben-,, 'Tl1e sweet aspect of flcltivirieii n princess oo, a Activities .lerry Eckert n ?'.S 0'C' . Homecoming Queen M '., 0 ' ln lilinzxoll is his Amb'1'0nfEn21 eff Majorettes M311-vrjgg ,mu nlwhl' 49 gnod is she. Acltivitiesz Ambition: Go to Oregor Activmesz iremen ll0y's League Sea Scouts Elevator Ambition: Forester Vivian Eells 'lirlnf' is Ilic Irncsl lllllllllltlu Activities: F.ll.L.A. Girl's League Ambition: Dress Designer Howard Erdman .In liunvxl :nun is ulllc In spvrilf fur him- -' If Activities: Sr. Play Doy's League Am-bition: Electrical Engineer Aagot Falkanger i'l'rnnqnil unil sn'ccl us spring. Ambition: Nurse Carol Gaylord 'Ilcf siceclness and silicvrily lmuv icon her muny fl'll'lHlS.,, Activities: Y-Teens Hesperian Ambition: To be a well known artist Pierre Gerard Yun linil him 'ilu-nys lining his duly. Ambition: Cook Karen Goddard nI,Il'llSllHl HAHVIIN uri' ns . ii lmlivy rnlnln. Activities: Hob lfunge t'urtis Gage - .. l.lt.C. 'Yllnn is ilu' Illl'll.illf4' 'l'hix is lhv :nun it'liar'xclblHtKes' Y-Teens of ull Ulhingxf' hIlSH1I0lt'l'I' nml skill. Libnufv Club .lr. Red Cross Activities: .M'1iYiii9S2 Ambitimj: Nu,-Se Ambition: Fhemical Chorus BfP3 S Ehgineer Church Choir D FCSUIUFI Nglfiqynal Guard Ambition: To own a Ambition: State Police'-. 'l'hlinder.hird 'Ilan Marilyn Freier Her sunny smile is n'clconic in lhis runny l Irich Goebel uSlIl'llt'l' is Ilia' lll0Sl pvrlcrr In-rnlrl nl jun Activities: l'li.llllll.f'..- lland Activities: Boys League 49'ers Ambition: Owning: a Clll Girl's 0.C. F.ll.L.A. Ambition: Airline Stewardess Shlron Coltlmuml Not decked with di amondv but content tctivities Girls League Ambition: Secretary .lack Groner Robert Harvey A happy mixture of work and fun. Activities: 'Wlildest manners with Football the bravest mindf' Boys 0-C, Activities: Baseball B0y's 0-C- Ambition: Pro-sports Football Wrestling Ambition: Go to Willamette University Michael Hazedorn Lots of mischief, lots of vim, dancing is just riahl for him. Activities: Boy's League Ambition- To travel ' in a Model-T Arlene Hall Richard Helzer From the crown of his head to the sole of his fool, he is all mirth. Activities: Hi-Y I.R.C. Quill and Scroll Ambition- Radio and TV. Announcer Wayland Henry 'Great things are alone ifhfll lllpll llllfl fllllllll' tains AIIIPPL., Activities: F.F.A. Boy's League Ambition: To travel in a Model-T Sharon Henthorne A sweet attractive kind ol grace. Activities: Girl's League Ambition: To travel Carolyn New-b Sincerity and kind- TIQSS HTC SlllfS in hef crown of achievement. Activities: Honor Society I.R.C. Y-Teens Ambition: To lead a AIBIQNDY and successful ' life Ann Hibbard Kindness is the first ,'xuTf'7ldW' and true. nf all virtues. t ctivities: Acuvities: I-R-C Library Club Y',Te9n5 Ambition: Nurse 49 PES Ambition: Teacher Donna Hanson Loren ljlinkle A merry heart that ': A wise man never laughs at care. loses anvthing il he Activities: 'Ulf ,him sell. Majorettes Acglvitlesr l ghiiisliinas Rall. Paul Hemerick Tiles Hem' ,, Yiriliiiafbr Christ Committee 'Tis well to be lwrl- Q '. 'll f' ol '5'h Ambition: High Schoo Ambition: To be a est and true. 'xcfg'v'f'e5'C science teacher successful wife Activities: Fog R ' ' F.F.A. ' ' ' Robert Hart Great things come in small packages. Activities: Hi-Y Quill and Scroll Elevator Ambition: Sirrned Ambition: Game manage- Fopibali mem at Orewm State Argtlmggg. To get through Suellcn Hoevet Blushing ix the color of virtue. Activities: F.li.L.A. 'l9'ers Girl's 0.f'. Ambition: Ship Stewardess :sam .Hows -2 t E ' K A 4 D Q . i ' I wi Suzanne Hoevet She is all fun. Activities: F.B.L.A. 49'ers Girl's O.C. Ambition: Dress designer Dick Hornych Olen .Ieness Carol Johnson His business of life yt girl of hope and is lo go forward. fo rw a r d looking ,t mi it Barbara Karlick The smallest can be the greatest. Activities: F.B.L.A. F.H.A. 49'ers Ambition: Beautician Naomi Kelly U l H Aftlvlfles 3 nfuffi' Kind hearts are val- Hmi' hi. of 'www BOY S League Activities: ned more than crnwnsf IW. USFS- Ambition: Navigator Gll'l,S League Activities: ACUVIUCSZ Ambition: Dental Fj-LA, gmffbag C Hygienist Girl's League K gstiiniylib be a Ambition: A skater r m - success Jerry Hrable Clifford Kelsay ' xi public' man of NMEMMH ll V HP 15 'Nl 9Xf'9ff1l glJ' Iighf and I pqiqliligf ' i ' wi W' M 'M'i f'Wi lpn-M iii-, WM ..,,,,, ,W M M XXWXGNXN Y!!! V 5 WWW-MW Nfl cad 'nm'- Activities: if H if Acuvlflesi Student' Body President W 'We MJ x H8225 Ifeiigue t, I Honor 50c,ety Q w ACWWM' V X :.:,ii: Vi W I ni l-IOII. . eronau ica - F x - ifiwl' X 'P H: u it f ti engineer ll ' . ' r ww? MM i ' A 'ii'n WMWWEZQQE. l li 'M .. , VN Ambition: Fo be successhtf' , W! V it ,lm ,timW'W' '- M it ibm.ii.WiwWtWW l i'tw:, ' ' N ,M ' ft i A i fmt. L nf if N K r 'WWWWMM V! -f N 1 H , mimi -il-- ,.,,kAmLm vw.: . A tx i im, it ' ' it i Wlwrmri I aj H if WM H-llwimskqmwiifvtt' 'fi WMM :Jim WNW it Vi' V' di -tm ' it J ' A it i I ith mimi, ,wig cf 1, ii fi Em it Him xlig ' iw, 1, Y my Yr hx XE, :i mi N 2 'gn 'N MW'-N 1 11 ' ifi7ii1Wl+'9 i li., Jean Hubbard ,x,, ,, 5, 5: ig!!! It Wd Kendall .'ilu'ai's Slllilillu. A git it W q': l3wi 't1- J M m mmmfir' I ' t I.. 'T' Wiii,'i -H WW: vi.. ,,Wlt'iafri4Ilx: by nature. It 'WIP' wr- 5, ag l 'fli iiii, , U, ,' H Activities: ': M Acuf gfes' Honor Society 'g it H , Y-Teens Boy S O.C. -l9'ers W. Nik Sports fl A nibition: Nurse Sharon Hyde ll'ilmse life is a bali- lzle of happiness. Activities: Honor Society Dick Johnson Men :villa will Y-Teens safe to win. Girl's League Council Activities: Ambition: To have fun. Skiing be happy, and be il DeMolay success lioy's League Ambition: To see t world .loyce Ingersoll To thine own self be true. Activities: Girl's O.C. F.B.L.A. Ambition: A signed diploma , My U it lierneice Kamrath un, Sincerity and Irutli are the basis of every rirlnef' Activities: Rally Squad Ambition: Professional baseball player Dennis Kennedy Ile n'nn'l rvlraal nn- Iil his Slll'!'t'SS is vuln- 'plvlvf' Activities: liand lioy's League Ambition: Mechanic Christmas Ball Princess he F.H.A. Ambition: To be a success . ful wife Donna kennedy fl happy lift- is alwarl for her. Activities: l .H.A. Chorus Ambition: Nurse v4DMlNl.S7RA7 0N Q I :N , yu 5' - S' I axwi . A1-go'-' ' . , n'. ' -3, ' Wx '-I W 9 'I . 9 ,JM .gp . ' l ln . X ' ,. . I Mrs. Whiting, Secretory, Mrs. Sullivan, Secretory to the Superintendent, Mr. Ditto, Assistont Super- intendent, Mr. King, Superintendent of Schools, Mrs. Ganong, Secretory-Clerk. , I' f ' A- S r Q' . I ' . y' A MR. CONNORS MRS. CRESS I-lnstoryg Social Home Ecg Problems Dean of Girls rm . , .ff MR. JONES MR. KIRKMAN Sensor and Shop Irmmor Enqlrsh frm I QI' Q . v I ll . , P5 1 v I S MR. RUTHERFORD MR. SAWYER QDGGCIW Geornetryr r 91 ii MISS DAVIS Junior English 'CJ' IMR. LEACH Agrrculture MISS TRIMBLE Gym and I-I-..ln.I. .. I, ram r ks. . Mi' 3,1 -'15 r l .iff I 1,3 V ix .l-i-lung , 's .wg o-- '13, V Z ' -5- .-if MR. DAVIS MR, ELLIOTT MRS. EVERSMAN 'Drafting Biology Home EC 4- .- an M ffsr-SE Q. ....,'- .. J.. 4- -1, . , ' -' 'viii MR. LESSER Y MISS MANN MRS. MORENE Band Vocatronal Shorthand' Sundance Typing 2 i MISS VAN HAURI MRS. WADE MRS. WESTWOOD English Senror Englrsh n,.,v....,. French, Spanrshj I -ni.. HESPERIAN STAFF Editor . . . Assistant Editor . Manager . . . Assistant Managers . Re-Write Editors . Sports Editor . Art Editor .... Assistant Art Editors . Typists . Junior Editor . . Sophomore Editor . Student Photographers . Commercial Photographers. . Advisors . Publishers . Arlene Dennison Barbara Brush Carolyn Hesch Linda McMillan Donna Reeves Nanc Misley DianeXWhiting Dick Helzer Sharon Hyde Carol Gaylord Tom Frost Carol Lilly Dorothy Schassen Mariana Koch Cynthia Peeples Melvin Sump Mark Balcom Mr. McColl Mr. Hupp Mr. Goodman Mrs. Gould Berncliff Printers Mr. Bridges X, ,f If p 'flu' olffiwrs of ilu' Svnior Clfm arf: Kvn Wfcflfflrw, Prvxiilrflilg Alun Zl'!JIIfbllHl'f, Vic'r'-Pr1'xi1lr'nlg anal Ltlxlilllgllll Nvlsrnl, S4'4'l'1'ff11'.1'. Tin' CIN Log: Our Svnior ymr nm n sjuwiul om' io all of nx, lbw xfnzlvnfs, who rvrllizvrl il was our las! your to vnjoy flu' fl'it'IItlNlIlI7.Y of our fvllou' l'lllXSlIIlIff'S. Tin' Svnior Class Pnrfy, in fbi' fall, lzvgan our yvar willy grail x1u'c'f'xx. Tbvrv, our floss colors of yvllow l1llllg7'!'j' 1L'vr4' inlrodunfrl for fbi' firxl filllf. Fun was t'IIfU'1'l'x, by all and tbvrr arf' siill nzonzvnlx uw' ft'llIl'Illb!'l'. Following soon, lbw class play CIlFk!l0S on lbe H1'urll1 um also 11 snmxb bil. Our yours nrfirilics zwrrf ronc'lmlc'd by ilu' Senior Bnnqucf. This was most Illl'lIIUI'tl!7ll' of all ovrasions. Tlavn bvnrv funn' Gnnluafion nigbl. This we will nvwr forgvf. 9 Tom Alexander l'ariely makes life llIlQ'l'l'SfllIg.0 Activities: Firemen Basketball Ambition: Ham Operator Sandra BBFUCY 1 l Linda Beard usunpllclw of dlsmfy Her C h fl r Ill s are becomes her. m,,,,y. AwVlti8S! Activities: Shirley Allen alofetfes Mpivrettes None more gracious. Jr' Red Cross Gllflis 0-C- Activities: Ambition: Elementary Honor Society Ambltlon: Success in teacher Y-Teens me F.T.A. Ambition: Teacher Warren Alsup An honest lllllll is the noblest work of Und. Activities: F.C.Y.F. Y.F.C. Boy's League Ambition: Go back to Texas and M strike oil 't f Sharon Applegate Full of pep and lots of fun. of those lo Slll'L'l'PIl she'll he one. Activities: Honor Society 49'ers Y-Teens Ambition: Success in life Mark Balcom Ile makes il fun for olhvrs lo live. Aigaggeivianager Robert Beard Sally Benoit Hesperian Photographer It is his nature to be -vpn he gentle is the Silfflll-l lest of u lady. Amblflfmf Become an Activities: Activities: Admiral Chorus Girl's League ?.F.AJ.l Ambition: Stenographer oot a l A mbition: Policeman Lawrence Harney Happy is ho. for his lift- it fan. Activities: lioy's League Ambition: Fleet Admiral in, the U. S. Navy Barbara Blair She is a girl who clues, her own think- mg. Activities: Chorus Girl's Leazue Ambition: Waves Jerry Broaddus He is himself. honest and able. Activities: Boy's Quartet Chorus Wrestling Manager Ambition: Lineman for P.G.E. Margie Brooks Of lhose who are sweet and gracious, lhou are one. Activities: Y-Teens 49'ers F.B.L.A. Ambition: Stenographer Barbara Brown il She enjoys life as ls: Activities: Library Club Chorus Ambition: To make a million Barbara Brush A soul of honor, truth and loyalty. Activities: Y-Teens Jr. Red Cross Girl's O.C. Ambition: Go to Oregon University Sharon Burch She knows her own mind and speaks like li,':h!ning.,' Activities: Girl's O.C. F.B.L.A. 49'ers Ambition: Private Secretary is vi ia? S ...,,1. g -nur: Alvin Knoll He is busy being glad Activities: Pep Band Band and Orchestra Boy s League Ambition: Musician Sharon Lepinsky A laughing brook that never ceases to Mary Lienert good in people. She always seeks the Lilo Lyman Always on the bright side of life. Activities: Honor Society Girl's League Council F.T.A. Ambition: Elementary teacher Sally Koellermair lmlzlilef' Activities: .. Activities: F.H.A. -I M hifi..--has 'e y ggggfmgc 2,233 Society Ciilyenamife' they Aceurgtrs: Ambmin:-T-0 be Ambm n: Hon? 521531525 in small pack Gil'l'S 11032110 somethmg ecqznoniics an k Ambition: To be a Ambition: Surgical ex ensmn wot dietlcian nurse Margery Krueger D9nlliS Mal'Sh 'She has the voice of ,+ve-ev--e..:..e..a..e.,,Ww, NHHPP7' nm I ,rain gladness andasong of px, ,-..., .. , ,,,, W n ,Awvqh Y V! care: and I free, w y cheer. M ' 4. arent they all con- 'IN -We ep.. 'W lented like me Aitiiiges: ,MMU 1 M ff Activities' u M-'l'eens , u L A 'A Chofus Honor Society xM,,,...e.,...,,,h ilsihulw A jf' g A B345 lgfasve , Ambition: Suocful 4 'ws W-.,. fy m 'mn' Clrculauon career in musllmw g ' ' 'Msg 5 fee. 'A ' an-guage' and education N5 V. Q V. , ,A 'Ne ff l 'H-,ax 'Mew' a A A Q f A N- if li 3 ,V MK i, A' t x 5 ' X n 14 2 2, ll My f- 'T' 912, ' 1 ' 'YW ivs.-vvf ' l Milk. X , Es, kia 2 ..se.Ww,,.e ig M X my M A ., , 'fiznbxf I Terry Kyle N , , , ,N ef .,a,, ene Matlock Hc's not lazy but doesn'I like work. I Ambition: lo be a success , 9 2 wi 2 WMM 'EDM Quietly aild calmly if W 4 Mike Laurs Two-fifths of him genius and three-fifths S .f'Q'.f - carol Lilly Bob Lindquist Acgiggles: The willing heart, A joke a day, will I R C ' the patient mind. keep gloom away. Boyvs League Activities: Activities: Ambition: A degree in F-B-L-A Boys League marine biology F.H.A. Ambition: To get an Band education Ambition: Elementary teacher K W .s.'.g,.-,Mine my ,..., .MM A ' ,.,. A r- '.z:?, .ea N Geqald Leith ' The surest way not lo fail is to determine go suceedf' Activities: F.T.A. Spanish Club P a s in 1 hi v .. I 'g1,.':k:,':-rg 'tgp 'L g .wi -. ' ' .- ' Y 'S . ' li ' gr . --e, Kei: :ge- . . .e -V M gat:-4 1 , 1 , : A A - ,. Y Ambition: Secondary fu char V al. she comes and goes. Ambition: To go to Italy Linda McMillan Daughter of the Gods. Divinely Tall. Activities: Girl's 0.C. I.R.C. Y-Teens Ambition: To get the last ad Linda Mclleynolds A glow in her heart and a smile upon her face. Activities: Majorettes 49'ers Homecoming princess Ambition: To make college il in 0-6 Edgar Miller lVotl1ing is impos- sible to a willing heart Activities: Boy's League Ambition: An auto Thelma Nutt Happiness is made Io be shared. Activities: F.H.A. Girl's League Ambition: To have a mechanic hanpy hfe Karen Mott Terry Murphy HA lifly -bfillhll flower What shall a man du Georg-e Miller 'Ima -fflmes U' her l1 f.lte ffleffv-N Marv Linn Osborne. What is lifeiwilhout Acrgqlilggs: Ambltwni Arcmtect 'UU' Ulvlldflfs and a little fun mixed in. F.B-L-A nur gonduct are our Aclgiggelmesll Giflis League Acllilvilties: Basketball Ambition: Successful Girl-S 0.0 Boyis League wite and mother F,H:A. Ambltlon: An engineer Ambition: To graduate Hazel Miller , B05 l'al'l'iSh Her quietness is be- A nf in 5gf15PYllllt4i carefree coming- i'l , , ,,,,, N,l,l M . . . ' 'HY' Activities: M5 A L: ccc 3 Activities: Girl's League i, 5 1 in , mglliisqllsmu F.F.A. ,ww Q- X ' Mig' ,- W ' Ambition: To succeed 'A' will ,silt hE8iiinLeff.gue d t l A I 0 ra ua 'i i 7 g e im, E' 'lin an il ,W W We , UW W xwxxxxx X 'J W, EN i llili5gm'w M...,:, will , l, w i. 'vvviv l it if ML wwiliii-in WW E Yniiigiynn, if' ,,, my '3m'Ml+s .M iii iii' , Vernon Miller Q? Ms. Ulildrihp Patterson ' Give me laughter lm -in .She's a friend whois cause l'Il laugh any- 't 'always true. Q! qu: , Activities: Activities: Girys 0-C- F-F3A- Majorettes xligys League t , Ambition: Fashion i m ltion. ores ry designer Myrna Miller Dale Pederson HOU' Coflte-if 'S our ll is IIIIIYI-YS gmail 1395! hfwmg- when u man lmx luv Activities! irons in Ilw firv. F.H.A. i I Activities: Girl's League LaVaughn Nelson Bob Nichols Firemen Ambition: Nurse So sweet and sincere Dorff lfvllble 15011010 Boy's League D in her manner. 1UlU!,U'0Ubl9 00145105 Ambition: Physicist Activities: YPUZ . , F,B,L,A, Ambition: To be a success 49'ers Ambition: Private Secre- itary Nancy Mlslev Dale Perkins ffhfs nice to be mn Reservations ' and tural and she's natu- rally nice. Activities: F.B.L.A. Hesperian Girl's 0.C. Ambition To become a millionaire friendliness are his qualities. Activities: Speed Merchants Boy's League Ambition: Be success mi in life 1 Serge Perrm A man oy honor oy noble, generous na ture. Ambition: Contractor Virginia Rants Robert Rapp Deanna Rice Theres music In he fingers. Activities: Band Girl's League Ambition: Get married Quietlv she goes her ln every gesture dig- wqxj: nity and strength. Ambition: Hot-Rod Activities: Gene Ridder DEVIU VOTICI' I i Drlver I.R.Q. A gentle man of g Fregueutlyi hunichln goyti nom! f-onsciencej' my flllfl t ln ll oil. a A t' 't' : thought. Ambition: Personnel CFZLES Acgivitiei: management Plays oys eague i A by is ,g Ambition: Hot-Rod Driver nfgdiigrfgnnecon My Larry Pqrter. H Flora Rindtlesch 'Wit .will shine. in She enjoys life as it Activities: wif is, guargeil Activities: ase a B F.B.L.A. Chorus Ambition: Secretary Ambition: TruckfDYiVer ' aa.. , :, , h i ' ! W John POStl8W8ltg W A humorous oy is v Bon ' R t he who do-sen!! FWS ag:Ci0l:: flxnshinef' to work too busily. Activities: Activities: Orchestra ilifggtigic- AGLrl's League I I .t. : t . Ambition: To-have a m I mn e married successful life Patricia ,Roberts Ken Potter She has something A k ' d filled . truly valuable which with ifiitfznm Rfln Remkemeyer Dmbna Raevef U - hi cannot be Purchased. Amiiiiion, To be a C PA The greatest zrutns A BU 'P 039 U8 Activities: ' ' ' ' are simplest: so are eye-fn twinkle '13 Honor Society the greatest men. Siflf i Y-Teens Activities: Acgitlegi d Quill and Scroll Plays a y qua Ambition: Nurse A mbition: Engineer Patricia Prior To promise is give, to hope is enjoy. Activities: I.R.C. Y-Teens Chorus Ambition: Nurse Honor Society, I.R.C. Ambition' 'Hama FI' Majoi ut 0.5.0. Darren Rnbinsm, The world is thy friend. Activities: Boy's League Ambition: Architect X5 -R' Gordon Streight' The best spnrtsman of us allf' Activities: B0y's 0.C. F.F.A. Football Ambition: Football coach Jaclf Toll Charles Tropp All lhings come to Is not life loo illllfl Leslie Streight 'l 'Ulm 'WU'-N 'Q l'f e omseu? Quiet, kind. a friemi. Aclzlvyleieague Aclgfgtxs' Aci?v'iih2'iemy m mme' Ambition: Air Force Boyfs Leaglle F F A ' ' Ambition: Farmer H0y's O.C. Hi-Y Ambition: Cattle rancher and farmer Darlene Tamura A scholar. and a gnoll one. ' i 51, ii ii Activities: I-KC. i---- i iii. i Honor Society il i 3 :atm Bw Y-Teens M ' i'li lwit,,uii Ambition: To Dr ..ch, gi W 1iiiL,M . ' JW Y-'Mwri i i-i ,mm .. ,A , Ai 'li 'ffm happy, and successful L W :AW :M ypp 5' l' ii, f.:-1,-iam Jxxx , , U i'i'mmx, M Y' lik Wiiii ' , ' 'lr r' iw 'M li Q' Y. it at , il ' lf' , : i- 'M 'N 'f ykiiiii' '-- ' it 1' 'N U i x lt 'MM -if i i i iLmii.iii,.ww.mf Elwgw - , : ' We + vw life if-fm: our H iiii iiii iii lhouL'hts make il. ' li: - e 1 ii ,E Activities: !' fN l M F.F.A, ig, . ,, Boys League Ambition: Farmer iiffw s Betty Thomas A smile is more pon'- erjul lhan a frou'n'. Activities: Mary Van Rally Squad I waste Y-Teens worry. Girl's 0.C. kctivities: Ambition: Woman executive l-'.H.A. Girl's League Christmas Ball Committ Ambitipn: happy I Dorothy Toll Her charms '-are just lwina herself. Activities: F.B.L.A. Majorettes Band Ambition: To be a success il' i Rees Don Wardwell no Mme on ll his nalure to sing. Activities: lioy's League ee To lead in iii Ambition: To become a well-known singer Jean Webb A maid lighthearted and content. Activities: Spanish Club Girl's 0.C. Library Club Ambition: To be a J0lly old 'iiilifl .lohn Wchling' Actions xpeak loud' --r lhllll words. Activities: Fishing Hunting Water Skiing Ambition: Architect Ken Weleber He'x one of the best, ire must C0llfPSS.u Activities: l.R.C. Honor Society l'ep liand Ambition: Major in engineering at 0.S.C H:-i .iiiiiw ' Dawn White ,fhfwlfvre is ri lfiml of a L-H17-ieliil lo have-and , 'lo lm. Activities: Y -Tec ns Majorettes l .'l'.A. A mbition: College Karel Whitlock' A flou'er,fragrl1IIl and fair. Activities: F.H.A. Library Club Senior Class Party Ambition: Nurse Marcella Weise Patience is a plant tha! grows not in all gardens. Activities: Library Club Girl's League Ambition: X-Ray technician Ambition: Mechanical Richard Rogers I dare to do all that becomes a man. Activities: F.F.A. Boy's League Ambition: To graduate , ' V' ' 1- Activities: Nicole Ross Aclggtlgliii Girys Of. Wisdom is more Boyys League Hespe,-ian than rubic-s. - - Activities: Honor Society l .T.A. Spanish Club D Ambition: To major in education Gordon Rounds Wil oml irisrlom ure born icilh o nirmf, Activities: Hi-Y I.R.t'. Honor Society Ambition: Art or architecture Charles lxoyer S1'hooI? ll's grvul if you clon'l orcr do u. Activities: Hi-Y lloy's 0.11. Football Ambition: Major in journalism at thc l' ol' 0. William llllconich .i gr:-ul mun with 11 rlrwmrnir lH'l'S0lIllIilA'.u Activities: l.R.t'. Hi-Y lioy's 0.t'. Ambition: Structural Engineer lerry Rumbold Really to work. ready to play Activities: B0y's 0.C. lioy's League Engineer .ludy Shepherd Week ond nmrlvxl. hut liked hy ull. Activities: ' F.H.A. Girl's League Christmas Ball Committee 'Q Ambition: Receptionist Carol Sulor nlfuyyrf In .cr uwfort. llllllllj' uliruyx l 1t'l'l'A'.u Activities: I.R.C. F.li.L.A. 49'ers Ambition: To go to Oregon State llarwin Siebert 1f1'1'fA' mon musl ploy his Inari. Activities: Firemen lioy's League Ambition: Electrical Engineer Stephen Smith If ull lull hull his h'u0n'lv1l.uv. Activities: Honor Society Spanish Club Band A mbition: Successful engineer Barbara Sosnovske l,o11g:hlvr lhul Iilihlvs hor nwrriniviil ,url-ol. Activities: lllfll: . hui :corals Ihul nimni LILC. Activities: .wonmlliing. Gi,-l'S 01 , Honor Society Activities: Y-Teens Senior Class l'l'n H - . . - 1 .' onor Society Ambition: Successful Ambition: Engineer Y-TeenS teacher FT A - Carol Sosnovske Circ me iwilhcr pot' crly nor riches, just hoppiru-ss. Activities: F.B.L.A. Girl's League Jhristmas Ball Decorations xxl'llhiii0hZ Ijrnffcn-inn Algn Zehntbaueg- Travel has gained Circle wilsgn him many new friendsf - Her heart I3 as warm Activities, as a summer Evening. Honor society Activities: I R C gijfrgry Club A spanish glub' Girl's League m I lon' orelgn Ambition: Elementary Trade teacher Sharon Wright Sue Wymgre A Sifl wilh eveflflsl' Be what you seem to ing kindness. be. Joe Davis Activmesz Activities: Gary Haldeman '-'Those who gtallcy talk 53:36 Club It's good to lengthen gl sklllll' SO.,:f:,, Sl SPICE be F.T.A. H mood. e, , femm ' .Iean's partner Ambition: Social Actlvmesi Activities: worker gen Band J Boy's League h Q egting azz Ambition: Mechanic Records Boy'5, League Ambition: To play in ,ay Jaan 'Band Looking down the halls of our school for the last time, we see our high school days as a memory. Having completed our school years, we have many happy mem- ories to fill our thoughts. Gone also are the formal dances, the football and basket- ball games, the class plays, and many other memorable events that we cannot express in words. Passed are the days in which we have planned how to enter the realm of the adult world, for we are now taking that vital step, We will miss the friendly days of school, the friendship of our fellow classmates, and the helping hand that our teachers gave to us on the road to knowledge, for now, all this is forming the past, and we look to the future. We, the Senior Class of l957, say good-bye to you, the Oregon City Senior High School, and to all the memorable events that helped to make our high school years happy ones. . . - can-eve , Simons - - - 00R W.S'l7'0R FRUM NORWAY I admit I was a bit scared the first day at school, but it did not last very long, because I met so many nice and helpful students It will be very hard to leave all of you and go back to Norway. I'd like to thank you, both the teachers and the stu- dents, for having been so wonderful to me. Surely our schools are auite different. I had never before seen anything like so many of your activities. I-lowever it did not take me long to realize that you -are like Norwegian students and enjoy the same things. After a while, I was well adjusted to your school system. It is hard to say in simple words what I have got out of the year hereg it is more than I can cover. My experiences are so many and my understanding of your way of life is so much better. You are certainly wonderful people, and I have so much to be thankful for. I enioyed every minute of my stay in Oregon City. Good-bye and good luck to all of you, Aagot Falkanger Lulu Pung . Don Carlton . Professor . Charlotte Carlton Doc Ferris . Zadoc Grimes . Sheriff Preble Rev. Underhill . State Trooper Abby Rodick . Beulah Peck . Dr. Gordon . CAST Cl!CK005 0N Tflf HEARTH . Dawn White Alan Zehntbauer . Gerald Leith Carolyn Hesch . Dave Serres . Gene Ridder . Steve Smith Howard Erdman . Ken Weleber . Nicole Ross . Mary Lienert . Sue Wymore Presented by the Senior Class of 1957 Directed by Marian Van Haur Mystery comedy rn three acts CL 58 I 1 A Qklxflgw 'Tun-,ffl ' r lfnf ' i. f y fJx Q id . V-. 5 ,K xx Tha officcrs of thc' Iunior Class arc: Bill Mahonay, Prasiflmtg Tall Hanrlry, Vic'c'-Prrsizlantg and Suv McBnrnay, Secretary. Thr C lass Log: During tba past year the nzemhars of the junior Class haw' had many goozl tiinas togathrr. The class play was a great success and a lot of fun, making it worth tba time and affort it took. The high-light of thc' war, the Iunior-Senior Prom, gan' an opportunity to put talents aml imagination to work. The ad- visors gan' a grcal deal of help with these activities to make this year a sucrass. ASS FW JUNIORS Bottom Row: Judy Cody, Ed Bowman, Slwaron Heagle, Leslle Davrs, Verna Haufk, Ken Lrndland, Janufe Parker, Tom Brown, Yvonne Kamolz, Jim Hodg- krnson, Dee Staats Row 2: Lrnda Weeks, Blll Hardy, Nanry Salvadore, Alyre Strrrkland, Patty Harlan, Colleen Anderson, Marlene Hall, Don Mrtchell, Barluara Llenerr, Uarel Grant, Joyce Kennedy Row 3: Kern Bowman, Darln-to Cameron, Hans Zrrbel, Sue MrBurnCy, Wayne Bonn, Vera Johnston, Boo Bret k, Duane Burkltard, Wnrner Stelvner, Ellen Nlcodemus, Jerry Gettel Row 4: Rowena Anderson, Torn Blodgett, Patsy Seaman, Marlrn Slebert, Mltzl Lrndqursl, Rorky Xllfllly, Steve Townsend, Gale Cooper, Bonnle Eunkncuser, Don Douglas, Sally Buol. I 4, 5 Bottom Row: Erleen Wert, Mabel Edwards, Laura Eelbrck, Margaret Douglwrty, Jan l-lagedorn, Cltrrs Srnrth, Duane Wnrtrng, Pat Nlifelgel, BQCky Canon, Donna Rogers, Sharon Scheehean Row 2: Thelma Eryberger, Roberta Maple, Judy Dreyer, Donna Hoffman, Verla Morrrs, Joyfe Hakkrnen, Olena Lee, Carol Curran, Duane Meldrum, Carol Hansen, Vlola Welters Row 3: Gary lieddaxsay, Don Osborne, Gene Scheer, Drrk Phelps, Harley Whrte, Ronald Ames. Row 4: Wayne Archambeau, Ron Mrnor, Allen Slwoekley, Duck Babrk tlt, Wayne Brown, Ed Serres, Ron Locke JUNIORS Bottom Row: Judy Vaughn, Don Ray, Shirley Pixler, Allen Darr, Barbara Person, Malcolm Taylor, Sandra Kendall, Manlyn Fensky, Joyre lllarlqvvell, Toni Jacobs, Gene Lac y, Joanne l-lemphlll, Row Z: Roy Burghardt, Mananna Korh, Lloyd Wagner, Nora Rundflesch, Jessle Shen, Coleen Kelly, Lorratne John- son, Judy Rolo, Mary Trlpp, Joe Pavlunaf, Glorla Watnee, Kenneth Rumgay, Mary Lou Selera Row 3: Ann Mane Pabst, Ervln Lundeln, Douglas LeClarr, Wallace Zuntvvalt, Duck Smuth, Rudy Goebel, Deck Crlswell, Joe Shea, Dayld Roberts, Lots Mcfornb, Bob Nlxon, Vlrglnua Elchsteadt, Row 4: John Stranght, Dona Gregor, Pat Arnold, Jim Hopman, Janlne Moyor, Gary Booth, Barbara Jesse, Lynn Moyer, Gerald Ely, Lowen Pankey, Coralynn Elmer, Ted llendry, Ann Donaldson. Bottom Row: Delores Sprague, Jerry l-lenrnblger, Sherry O'BrIen, Joe Plantnn, Carol MrKay, Vernon Whose, Carmen Ml-Kay, Roh Tallwfst, Wanda Kann- bolt, Kenneth Roberts, Florenre Shaw Row Z: Raylene MrN:eCe, Bull Maho'WY, Bdfliafa Alma, LGVVY TVBCY, D5V'Cl S05'l0V5l49, Pf'Sf'l'-2 Slallff L05 BPVL Kenneth Chamberlin, Marcy Toman, Frank Haugen, Edlth Lundgren Row 3: Darla Letlenmaler, Larry Garvun, Claudla Turnbow, Maynard Burlrmann, Ann Walkgr, jim Callahan, Gaylg Tgfhopp, Allan Bowman, Nangy l-llllge, FILMS Nlcrllirt, Rita MISKC ROV 42 Phtl Roos, LOIS Bass, Maryln Eflffjrf, Betsy Dnnges, Ros Pengo, Sharon Hodes, Larry Stewart, Loutee Johnson, Cohn Eolls, Carol Rowland, Danny Sevy, Fern Gepland. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY MR.S'. Pf4Rl.5 ' CAST Catharina . . . Diane Meldurm Venus . Janice Parker nd Becky Canon Iuneu .... Barbara Lienert Mineriva .... Mitiz Lindquist 'aris . . Bruce Morton lupiter Don Osborne Mercury . . Wayne Bonn 'ester . Barbara Jessee I l ii. i Three One-Act Plays Directed by Marian Van Haur BOX AND C'0X CAST Cox . .... Allan Bowm Box . . . . . Dennis Merrie Mrs. B. . . Claudia Turnb . N' :vi 'fi mf cfafmv HAIR ' CAST Til . . . Nancy Hulse and Toni Jacol Abby . . Margaret Daugherty and Verna Haus Bane ..... Ron Locl CLASS Q of fren Q The officers of fbe Sopbomore Class are: Terry Kelsay, Presiclenig Bailey Seida, Vice Presialenlg and Aurlrey Hrovaf, Secreiary. The Class Log: Our Sophomore year has been an inferesfing and exeifing one. Tbe annual Sophomore Class parly was lrelfl on Oefober 22, 1956 in the Pioneer Gym. Enlerlainmenf, dancing aml refresbmenls were tbe bigbliglmls of flu' evening. The Sopbmnore Class is proud tba! a large per eenf of ils members bare become active in school affairs, elulzs anal sporls. SOPHOMORES Bottom Row: Laura l-lansen, Joan lrnholt, Marlene Seyy, Nancy Oengler, Viyian Wagner, Dorothy Sosnovske, Linda Westlake, Donna Wilson, Patsy Dune, Carolyn Roelhe, Marilyn Strahan, Florenfe Moore, Jeanne August. Row 2: Susan Robinson, Linda Beeler, Carol Henthorne, Darlene Burns, Deanna Larson, Janitt- Brown, Margaret MafCullen, Silvia Wasten, Patsy Osborn, Gail Morris, Candi Whitman, Diane Perrin Row 3: Don Bassen, Don Elliott, Bill Desler, John Davis, Bailey Seida, Gary l-lunt, Bob Ramsour, Larry Gary, Farry Hauek, Darrel Anderson, Tom Ross, Carston Berreth, Dick Weleber. Row 4: Gary Jackson, Harold Jennings, Roger Benedict, David Hostord, Melyrn Surnp, Sheldon Renan, Terry Dugan, Don Frost, l-lans Radtke, Russ Stroy, Freddie Hagedorn, Lewis White, Dennis Isaacson, Walt Powell. Bottom Row: Donna Harnilton, Layina Osborne, Vida Kennedy, Charlene Hale, Kathy Jones, Flora Garner, Lottie Kipp, Carole Olson, Donna Mendenhall, Mtv Carlton, ldlhitx Carlton, Nanfy Bassen Row 2: JoAnn Brusro, Mildred Arnold, Kathleen Littke, Audrey Hrovat, Judy Wilson, Patty Brewer, Judy Phipps, Bonnie Allen, Janrre Crarvin, Annette Rogers, Edith Staton, l.aDonna Berreth Row 3: Dennis Karlik, Quinten Rippey, Ron Wilson, Nicky NX'.ihling Maryin Fensle, Gary Rodgers, Roger Wirkstrtim, Roy Edwards, Patil Rnherts, Gary Dennison, Larry Gregor, Dan Taylor, James Stewart, Larry lli- lrnan Row 4: Duane Watt, Wayne Jolly, Terry Kelsay, Dale llannalord, Dean Jolin, Jerry,Padrta, Garry Padrta, Jirn Garvison, Ed Logan, Daryl Seiker, Chris Pedtirst-n Marlin Swi L SOPHOMORES Bottom Row: Norma Hermlutonor, Valta Marr, Darlene Lewis, Vlrgrnia Toll, Mary lunlltaftsvr, Joanne Toman, Dvanno Harley, Mary Ann Vt-na',ton, Darla Clark, Judy Butler, Judy Rumbold, Jane Rutter Row 2: Judy Hales, Mary lllvvf- Aurlrt y llerretlt, llolty Matlf-t L, Znutta llnl-wr, Sltnlty t' Iapp, Jantrr- Hopp, Lola Cook, SICVIS Hester, Slterry Haxton, Carol Bristol, Pat Jordan Row 3: Kon llauor, C-ary llrtnlman, Joltn llarnr y, Marltn llt lrr-, f-ary ltllxanrw, Dayrd Smuttw, Larry Xlifrose, Norman Zumwalt, Bob Hoffman, Danny Bosserman, Onan Wtftse, Frtt: Relutsrlwlo, Andy Baker Row 4: Larry Tryqq, Jerry Popoen, Hob Larson, Vtrgtl Manwtller, Clary MfGalvuey, George Hubbard, Burnell Bonn, Howard Warciwctll, Dt-nnrs Brown, Jerry Slfeels, Jrm llonrm, Roger Sou-ra, Warrerw Reed 8097070 ROW! LCSW' Stltuldt, Louise Bearh, Cyntnta Peeples, Maureen Serros, ,lan Tutty, Dtane Brsrelqta, Jean Kamolz, Mano Srhwovzcfr, Vornelle l'l5m'l9Sf Cafol B'9QUfS, Arleen Jasmer, Pat Clark Row 2: Carolyn Tennant, Franus Elmer, Judrth Eck, Jarkue Ruggs, Monrra Aull, Judy Rumqay, Sharon SWCVUS, SUS 50llUY, C3fl9fWC -lOl1r15on, Jeanette Arnold, Dorothy Rodenbauglw, Carol Wanke Row 3: Terry Tornlrn, Mrke Brock, Ron Stewart, Dwrght Lively, Don Mttrnell, Bob Ftllts, Monroe Slpe, Ron Toddy, Pat Woods, Rod Verrntllron, Carl Resnkemeyer, Mnke Htggrnbotnam Row 4: Walt Curtts, Theron Eells, Ervrn Dugan, Earl Force, Archue Palmer, Bob Carter, Jrm XX!.ley, Estes Grade, Ron Granqurst, Ron Renner, Gene Brandt, Jlrn Pettrcord. Laura Felbick Pat Brewer Donna Reeves 6' Betty Thomas KW 'Y' Jap '70 V 1 i Gail Morris XL-Xhx F Berniece Kamrath Judy Wilson Mitzi Lindquist Berniece Kamrath, Pat Brewer, Gail Morris, Laura Felbick, Betty Thomas, Mitzi Lindquist, Donna Reeves, and Judy Wilson. W ,X 'Wm Z1 -Z It I,, DICK PHELPS Fullback 5 LES STREIGHT Center -x DON OSBORNE Oregon City's Vorsity footboll eleven ended their l956 gridiron seoson in third ploce in T.Y.V, Leogue footboll stond- ings with on over-oll seoson totol of 4 victories ond 4 reversols. Led by Dick Phelps, floshy junior full- bock with o totol of 64 counters, the Pioneers dented the scoring mork for l63 offensive points, Gordon Streight, hord-running holf- bock, wos selected by teom members os The Pioneers Most lnspirotionol Ploy- er. With guord lvlorv Cisneros, Streight olso won the honor of being nomed the l956 l-lonorory Co-Coptoins! Quarterback 05 X. X p D i XX li 4, Q X BOB RAPP Right Tackle DN vf MARV CISNEROS, Right Guard fi re.. 'V ww c - wx,-:,l ' , GORDON STREIGHT Right Halfback is J ,ag Row I-lLelt to Righll Gary Dennison, Mgr, Joe Pl. Dick Kendall, Hd, Mgr, Jack Conners, Coach, Row Zi Frost, Chico Rover, Bill Mahoney, Monroe Sipe, Jerry Rumbold, Dick Drumm, Jim White, Ron Renner, Joh LeROY DAVIDSON Left End lkw 1tkQ?Si-Tsyrar-flfmgq, E'3 Q'-19' ' I ff' I 'I 2 I it DICK DRUMM JACK GRONER BOB. HARVEY Quarterback '- Left Guard R'9M End V 'r 'H f'L'i.5 IfP4Ef 'f 5' 2 'las zigfiifs 4 W' 45' 3315 3Ue7qTT'l 31532 - -ll I. ul Homruck, LeRoy Davrdsnn, Jrm Henry, Dwk Hcrnych, Jack Groner, Les Strarght, Mary CIsrIeros, Bob Rapp, Hob Harvey, Pat Wocxds, Imsour, Mgr., Wayne Bonn, Rod Vermrllion, Larry Tracy, Terry Kelsay, Bob Partlow Gordon Straight, DIck Phelps Don Osborne Tom r, Mgr, Chuck Ellrott, Hd Coach. Row 3-Bob Beard, Dave Smrth, Therom Ells, Cordon Rounds, AI Shockley, Wayne Brown,lJerry l rarte, Chuck Tropp, Frank Good, Coach. BILL MAHONEY DICK HORNYCH TOM FROST Left Halfback Left Tackle lLeh'E d -i -1, f ,L L ' of I 5'l...,hf - ' ,,, In f I 0 0 7 B VARSITY SCORES 8 26 7 21 ,,,s..2O 33 6 40 Mllwaukle ,,,.,,A ,,,,, Forest Grove West Linn Lake Oswego St. Helens .... ...,. Tigard .,........ McMinnville Newberg .s,.s L V-Q.-,sf f Bottom Row-M.:u.l' bww, ll: an lallln, jun Garwnswn, Xldvvw lil nn, l Vll l Nlnrl n lflnl limos, ll. ll las., ,.1r, my lH .nslv 'wr Coallw l-larry l'.1l,1nlia llwlf lllnlllg lorry lixlam, Un M null, llu-ran P ls, llmls l'ldclll , luv l 1 rx l l 1 rlmlll-nln-rlmn' lm' lN1'l 'nl lllw Srrullm llwn lllqwn 'Wm IX clllaxny l nl l an ll n l lll nlm l ll n l ,3 x14 X l' L' lu f i M :wr A' Q l in 5 ,, L, 'EH Left to Right: Coach Elliot, Bonne Honnan, Gzrdle Strcmglnr, and Marv Clsnonas 1' - -RW,-sz In mn l d tn- At oar annaal Football Banquet, held on Novi 27, WSG, Bernle l-lorrnan nrasonla most lnsolrallonal olaxor plaque to Gordle Slrelglnl, Also honored vvas Marv Crsnaros who was voted has Co-caotaln for the l956 football season lvl-'Jr Row 2- l 'rn Nm Row 3-M Huw mu-,LY-fm1Imw of the Court cmd the cirowmmg of The rw lux' Ky-rw XVw11'bor', Swmr dass prcaldemt, before the Stu- I fb Lf UI Q 1: U mp uwscrvwldg begun the Oregon Clty'5 Home- IIIQ fL'V'UVUUVNQ5- Durmq tlw hulfftwms of thc QVCQOH Chy, MCMinrwwHe we tho smut and qmurm were mtroduccd To The crowd. Jwmq thc qurw, L1 dame, The R0yol Romp, WGS held rm 3V of thy cquccm Gllxf hor COLNT I ,...? , ,,1,,FV 3,-1Qwrxi . , , ,- W 1: w,-wfvfd W DMN r ' Junior PrinccsseS1 5' 'X' cvwu., -!'yV , I X ll ii 5 ' ccsses: WN Sgpxhgrxuorc Prmvn 'VX x H-563, x rl x 1 1 --s I X es 9 ,-.,f2Xy'1'Y Senior Princesscst VA' V 'Q' + ' 4-if'-' ' Qucc o- ' Carol I and her escoff C0 I1 rk G395 .,...-+ lfmurmzvl 8 Oregon City's Pioneer basketball quintet regis- tered a 2 win-l8 loss record for the i956-57 sea- ED SE son Although victories were few in number, Coach JOE PEKES and Frank Goods team gained other dividends than DON DESIMINI M NION those shown in the won-loss column Playing with Guard anager o starting lineup, consisting of four juniors and one senior, valuable experience was gained by the ' underclassmen for future play next season . Throughout the season the pioneers provided many a headache for opposing TYV league schools. Conference champion, Mclvlinnville, was given a ' real scare by the OC five as they edged out a 63-60 victory over the seventh place Pioneers. Pacing the varsity scorers was junior guard Ted I I-lendry, with M5 points, l-le was followed in the I scoring column by junior forward Don Osborne and senior guard Dick Kendell. l -I DICK KENDALL Guard Kneeling: Dick Kendall, Ted Hendry, Serres, Manager, Gordon Rounds, Don Coach Frank Good DON osBoRNE ALAN SHOCKLEY BILL MAHONEY pomud Center Guard as DICKF DRMUMM JERRY RUMBOLD TED HENDRY OW! Center Guard '.,,' 1 wl Rummh, EW! Mniwcno' Cbmdvs Rofor, Dm Dusmwu, amd Rid Vcrrvjwlmw Standing: EC E3 I 5 y Osborrwe, Dlfk DVLIWVU, !W'fw Sh'Hf'y, lorry Rumbold, Dwfk Pholpg, Nm iqramqmst, and BILL QUCQNICH GORDON ROUNDS DICK PHELPS ' Forward Forward Y Q ..v. fi 45 gb... vf' ' , fe iff In Q Q Oregon Oregon Oregon Oregon Oregon Oregon Oregon Oregon Oregon Oregon a VARSITY SCORES City ........ 40 Molollo .......,...... 55 Oregon City ........ 56 Tigard ,,.,..,,.,,.,,,, 59 City ........ 46 Albany ................ 62 Oregon City ......., 63 Newberg ........,,,, 43 City ......,. 41 Albany .........,...... 60 Oregon City ........ 34 St. Helens ......,.., 55 City ..,...,. 48 Milwoukie .......... 51 Oregon City ,....... 57 Newberg .....A..,.,. 58 City ,.....,. 45 Milwoukie .......... 59 Oregon City ....,... 30 Lake Oswego .... 28 City .....,.. 43 Molollo .............. 46 Oregon City ........ 42 St. Helens .,.....,,. 45 City ,.,..... 36 Oswego . .rv......... 39 Oregon City ........ 60 McMinnville ...... 63 City ........ 33 Forest Grove .....r 39 Oregon City .,...... 44 Forest Grove ..,... 54 City ........ 56 McMinnville ...... 67 Oregon City ........ 48 Tigard ..............,. 61 City ........ 36 West Linn ........ 52 Oregon City ........ 43 West Linn ....,.,. 57 V' ina- ,,,, ...ani- . - Ani-fir is i , -.- .13 P30 Y: ii.l'L,SiZl-im' N-1 - ' 48991 Q '-1 Il' ll' U 3' 5 ' '-fimn'ng:U 1 i ,fxpl I . lag! HUF g V' Tififwl .-lui: 4 .s ie l,l'T,.g . ,fl 'll' ,M . ini Left to right: Bob Carter, Jim Petticord, Jerry Poppin, Burnell Bohn, Kern Bowman, Gary Gibson, Jerry Gettel, Dale l-lanerford, David l-losfcrd, Jim Garvison, Terry Kelsay, and Coach Tom Nutter. Oregon Oregon Oregon Oregon Oregon Oregon Oregon Oregon Oregon Oregon The Pioneer Junior Varsity Basketball team, under the direction of Coach Tom Nutter, won 7 while losing 13 of the season. Midway through the casaba season top paint producers, Ron Granquist and Rod Vermil- lion, were drafted to the Oregon City Varsity, leaving a big gap in the babes starting line- up Burnell Bohn solved some of the scoring slack, left by the departure of Vermillion and Gran- auist, as he averaged in the double column figures throughout the remainder of the season. With several top notch varsity prospects, playing with the Junior Varsity this season, things look brighter for pioneer basketball in the future. J.V. SCORES City ,,,..,,, 37 Molqllq ,,,,,.,,,,,,,, 34 Oregon City ........ 37 Tigard ................ 54 City ,,,.,,,, 29 Albany ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 44 Oregon City ........ 46 Newberg ............ 35 City ........ 31 Albany ....,........,,. 48 Oregon City ........ 43 St. Helens ....,..... 48 City ,.,.,,,, 40 Milwoukie ,,,,,-,,,, 57 Oregon City ........ 48 Newberg ....r....... 34 City ,,,,,,,, 39 Milwoukie ,,,,,,,,,, 32 Oregon City ........ 53 Lake Oswego .... 46 City ,,,.,,,, 46 Mouaiq ,,,,s,,,., 50 Oregon City ..r..... 34 St. Helens ,....... ..50 City ........ 42 Lake Oswego ,... 32 Oregon City ....,... 42 McMinnville ...... 61 City .....,., 40 Forest Grove ,..... 44 Oregon City ...,.... 55 Forest Grove ...... 68 City ...t,.,. 51 McMinnville ,.t... 67 Oregon City ........ 48 Tigllfd . ---------------- 64 City ........ 39 West Linn ......,. 27 Oregon City ........ 38 West Linn ......,... 47 l tt' ll7 7 litslwlhall llontervmina Ciiurt Gordon Streight and Print ess Sharon tlvuy' , - '?f i HM by Cinrrton J caste, Queen Lrrula beard and Leslie Streight, Kern Bowman and princess P N SS Sham, Aliiilagaltt fb' ll' IN itll l S l ixlont' M.Nit'ce, Printess Laura Fvlhitlc and John Postlewaite, Dick Johnson rl llrini t ss Marti' Switivr, lean Karnnlfi and Tom Frost 441 rted bt' Kem Bowman A 1 , it M'Nl0i0 CSO 1 arte Junior Printv'-N l .1'lk!l3 Fgllwttlc ESlOrled lDY John POSTCW and lunv0f P 'l'l 'N ' ll lcd by Tom WS' am la i Kart' ll7 mmf h son Sopmmom, l7rirt.xs.SN,1e!tSWH:pr PSK-Orwd by Dirk lo n Swiltttrrirtrw Print PS5 N am , V its 'X ,X E , 1- 'Slit-ir 1llZfOllCFl1 lsinfla llnard PS' - 'ltd lt L A The V957 Basketball Homecoming Court was pre sented to the High School at a Pep Assembly before th Mclvlinnyille-Oregon City game Each princess wc given a box ot candy During the half-time at the game, Jerry Hrabel, StL dent Body President, introduced the court and crowne Linda Beard Queen of the IQ57 Basketball Homecoming gg., sin.-t i ,,, ' . un I 1 X Xb. , afltft f Bottom Row: Carson Berreth, Ron Stewart, Gary Dennison, Dan Sevy, Larry Otnes, Ken Chamberlin, Larry Xkklsie, Ken Roberts, and Dnnnit, Karli L Second Row: Onan Weise, Earl Fcrres, Larry Stewart, Gary Padrta, Bruce Morton, Larry Trary, and Jerry Padrta Third Row: Jerry ltroaddus, Manager, Rob Fillis, Phil Roos Colon Eells, Theron Eells, and Jerry Erlzert Fourth Row: Jack Connors Cttaqli, lltzh llarvvy, Dean Jolin, Mcnroe Sype, David Smith Pat Nlifoods, and Hans Radtke Fifth Row: Jack Groner,'Marvin Cisneros and Jim Henry Coach Jack Cenners varsity wrestling team posted all win-lO loss season record. Bob Rapp, Senior l-leovywelght, gained auarter finalist honors at the State Tournament. Other pioneers to place high in Q1 the vvoneloss Column were Cork Gage, Marv Cisneros, and Jack Groner. Underclossmen Gary and Jerry Padrta along with Bruce Morton should supply the bulls ot the O, C. matmen's scoring punch next year, Varsity Members Dennis Karliclc, 97 lb, Ken Roberts, lO5 lb., Larry Otnes, llfl lb., Ken Chamber- lin, l2? lb, Jerry Padrta, l29 lb, Bruce Morton, l3S lb. Gary Padrta, lLlO lbg Curtis Gage, l47 lb, Cnlin Eells, l57 lb Jack Groner, l68 lb, Mary Cisneros, l78 lb., lim l-lenry, l9l lb., Bob Rapp, l-l.NXf, Q ' ..-3' Row I: Kern ltcvwrnan, Don Osborne, Dirk Phelps, Marvin Cisneros, Larry Traty, Rad Vermillion, Bob Bartley, Bob Bretk, and Jerry Gettel, Roy 2: lim Hgpp, Bob Hgttman, Monroe Sipe, Phil Roos, Dave Smith, Sheldon Renon, Bailey Seida, Garren l-lunt Row 3: Mr Elliott, fgafh, Bch Ramsour, LeRoy Davidson, Joe Davis Theron Eells, Gene Lafy, Gary Redaway, Dean Jolin, Dwight Lively, Ron Stewart, Jim Garvisgn, Brute Merton and Pat Woods V H H Uv: I- -f ,C ' ,Qvnda TED H EN DRY Pitcher BILL MAHONEY Left Field At this writing, the Pioneer bosehollers hold o 3-win 5-loss record with better than holt the seoson rernoining to be completed, Under the direction ot Cooch Woyne Bouer, now in his 21st yeor ot the pioneer boseboll helm, the Oregon City dionnondrnen hope to improve during the second holt ot TYV Leogue ploy With the Qoining of needed experience, the pioneers shouid wind up in the top brocket ot the -I'YV.Leogue when the tinol onoiysis is nnode, Oregon City 4 Canby Oregon City 2 Canby Oregon City 7 Milwaukie ' Oregon City 0 Molalla N 1 f Oregon City 2 Tigard , f Oregon City 2 West Linn Oregon City 7 Newberg ,,f '1'f! . U Oregon City 5 c..,. ,,.c,.. O swego mM,,.1g, ,Kb V ' X BILL RucoNicH my f Shortstop f GORDON RouNDs A DICK DRUMM pitcher ,S L Center Field - 'Q r C H QA C - N 3 ff lgd N f 1 ,f . F qildl. , BOB HARVEY DICK KENDALL TOM FROST Outfield Pitcher o Pitcher ,, , ' N E mv' J 1'7Wf5f?'H J wi W, f:,,.g,,.,, ,,,, J, ,, ff, , - . mf! x C7 A . 9 i,.'R' '- Iv fl ' 114' ,..K-'i- D' ' 7' .f - ' l H . Y A 'R fffwfi Wwmfeefl Www - L If mum: 'L' Y nay -' ,- E., af , lisp X qu Pl! I if ' izzwul R .. 'ee' - ' R R Q17 J- - . 1- H . I IX I E 1- Ruin, uf Q2 H W if X L nf :uw 'IS' ' . 0 ,4 .' s ' P ' fx . -.Q-Q: A -- , 5 ' I A, uv x Y ,v--L A Q ! V 'Il 3 A I Rs .n' .v 1,3 ' x ' ' 1 . A K R' A b PN A A x Q A 'ff4g ,,,fx4.. 2.. . QF u ' ,-Q -N ' f .f , A -f . E .-E m, Rr' w,,w. R:P 1 ' L E E Rs N R R i ff - 1 ' 'I-- if ,mf . R 2. -- Ei , ' , 4 ,, ' - , ' I, ' W A 'K - l Q gl 'fl - ,T? ',fmM4,..f.-,-.- 'A' ga R 4 ,.: , . , R 'f'Tf2a:,.'n .. -ff' 5 F- 9.!.u'sH leeling: Huw Lulu .mgi IN-rvw RMU L Mmpqvrs, Omr!v5 Rxwr P' L Kfvfdall, SMD Hart, HRH Maiwrw-y, Tfrry KUSJY, Dal? arvvu-rfwrd, EWR NMR M .HM -'1HWw1 IVVUINI' Sfanding: Cum! M Xkayvw-X ltamr, ffd Hgqwdrv, lim fvrkwcqum, Cwrriurw RLHVV1'-, Us L urvmy Mm frm! 1. Hx ug M 'Nw I-xl' N1 .rmiwy and RPN Nancy QHARLES RQYER SK-IP HART GEORGE MILLER Cagchef Second Base First Base .. nf 'aff' V 'L f -ef r . ' V ia- VA-f-' l ,ff 47, are --M -,.,..-- . Vg! ,,:.,IZ. 5 'V' K' 'V .f-..t.,,---....., Ill Ill so H' will M ln. I V W I 3 M, 'x - 0 ', A ' ' .99 1 ,. , M lfwfuff M. r sul: C Q'f?1jf,,, r M- . , ll Q .- - H5 - 4 - . lx -1 ,,, s N -,, -1 st. ,QW --1 , -er.. 9 an-J will Ownifl J' WW' ,f-A ,-Z R5 if R, 'X Row I: Mr Nlmer Coach Joe Plarmurw Daryl Sreker Da rd l-l f d T , , , , v os or, om Beemer, Gary Gibson, Mrke Hrggerwbotbam, Derwms Brown, Duane Walt, and Farry l-lam'l4 Row 2: Levvls Wlwrle, Manager, Marlm Swrck, Denms Merruarrw, Gary MCGarll1ey, Burnell Bohn, Vrrgrl Manwlller, Jerry Pepplrw, Dale Harwerlord, Derwrvvs Isaacson, Don Frcst, Davld Roberts, and Oman XXXrese, Manager . -'M , ' Q aaa ' My , M ' l , A , ff A .a ' ' I fl , ,B y :gl - ' 'K yr , ,b ,JU-can is--nnf' if ' -su--r e 1 7 -9 Q A Li , Dan Taylor, Allan Darr, Terry Murphy, Bob Rapp, Ken Weleber, Don Desrmrm, Deck Weleber and Ken Roberts Not Pictured: Mr, Rutherford,-Advlsor, SJ .4 7-.Q-r--r-1--v-wr-v v-x -1- LUIS Hum, Draw Purrrrr, Lrnda Beard, Jam Hagedoml Mr Good, Coyh, Lama Ferbvk, barbara SCTSVWCVSME, Ariene Deoo+S1W, and Dafkxm Cameron ?- 15-1 -1- 2 'lx -Z :Q Thus for This seosoh, Cooch Frohk Goods Tennis Teoms hove showed promise for o good yeor. At this vvrirmg the Girls' terms Teom hos been defeoted 3-2 by McMmhviHe ond 5-O by Oswego, The Boys' 'rehms teom wos olso defected 4-I by McMinnville ond 3-2 by Oswego. My-,' f , w e 595 Rt l , Dave Serres, Serge Perrm, Howard Erdman, Paul Hemrick, Steve 5mrrhyMaynard Buchman ' 1 1 W f ,I V mv J? ,g ow and The' A I 4 MB' x 4w ' gff' N ' f M QW 4 iw and TM -MJY' 1 f aw I ' V 1 Tj 44 he '! i V J . V... .1 'L Xl ff! 'T ,-'E+ ,., . - c. -.Q ' 1 . A . .,., . -1 PfT.x.4. 5, Fe' Hi J if in tk: EX E 9 V ', 5' 'I .I , 11 'J C 1,, 43 A . YI .7, -1 : . 'E . '. at -'ff 'J .n-1 ,F ,. .. M.-J' ,4- 'ms' ' N e -aw ,qxvl X 0013 CLUBS' X ,wp 'nv . L wi Idfvv- 4L'7lVl 7155 I rx , -Q . 1 1 --.5 -1, V. 'I 41, , ,M ., r n 4 ,F .La 'Xi -. '5' 'S E if-,J .W A . , . -.ia WLT W 1. Eottgml Row: Maynard Buckrnan, Terry Kelsay, Pat Woods, Larry Tracy, Bill Mahoney, Baily Seida 2nd Row: Jerry l-lrabel, Dick Bfiitsli ROY Carlev, JCffy Gettel, Rod Vermillion, Kern Bowman. 3rd Row: Ted Hendry, Mike Laurs, Chuck Royer, Dick Helzer, i ufonich, Mr Gardner, advisor. 4th Row: Marvin Cisneros, Alan Shockley, Leslie Streight, Gary Peddaway, Dick Drumm, Gordie Rounds, Ed Serres Not Pictured: Don Desimini and Skip Hart Cleon Living, Cleon Speech, Cleon Sports, Cleon Scholarship is the slogon ot the l-li-Y members. To creote, mointoin ond extend throughout the home, school, ond community high storrtlords ot Christion chorocter is the purpose of this club, Oficersg President Richordllien- doll, Vice-President, Richord Drurnm, Secretory, Jerry Gettel, Choploin Mike fours ond Ad- visor, Mr, Horry W. Gordner, ' ' Bottom Row: Betty Thomas, Jessie Shene, Edith Lundgren, Mrs Morrison, Gail Morris, Mitzi Lindquist, Darlene Tarnura, Carole Olson 2nd Row: Pat Gibson, Sharon Hyde, Barbara Sosnovske, Ann l-libbard, Pat Prior, Margie Krueger, Carolyn Flesch, Arlene Dennison, Diane Whiting 3rd Row: Raylene Mchliece, Verna Hauck, Sue McBurney, Pat Roberts, Audrey Hrcvef, Jean leltlbbdfd, Georgia Setera, Marge Brooks, Barbara Jesse 4th Row: Aagot Falkenger, Mariana Kcch, Dona Gregor, Margaret Daughtery, Laura Felhick, Carleen Johnson, Linda McMillan, Sharon Applegate, Shirley Allen, Carol Gaylord, Carol Curran, Dee Staats Not Pictured: Barbara Brush The purpose ot Y-Teens is to help girls grow physicolly,rnentc1lly, ond spirituolly into o rnore grocious person, to grow.. in friendship with other notions ond to grow in the knowledge ond love ot God. Serving ond ushering ot the Community Concerts, pocking core pockoges, collecting ,toys tor the firemen ond serving ot o style show ore some of their protects, Officers' Presi- dent, Corol Curron, Vice-President, Dee Stoots, Secretory-treosurer, Ann l-libbord, Advisor Mr: Morrison 07 ' M4611 L'00N I The boy's leogue is comprised of oll the boys in the student body. It helps to promote citizenship omong the boys ond to keep order in the school. This yeor's progroms hove included tolks, movies, ond exhibits by vorious people. This yeor's officers ore President, Mike Lours, Vice President, Lorry Trocy, Secretory-treosurer, Don Osborne, Senior Representative, Dick l-lelzer, Junior Representotive, Dick Phelps, ond Advisor, Mr, Jones. 67 ZS M460 L'00NL'l A club to which every girl in school belongs, the Girls Leogue purpose is to promote friendship omong the girls ond to help them goin experience in leodership throu h working on vorious projects. This yeor the girls Leogue sold footboll progroms, school supplies, pre- sented the Thonksgiving ossembly, sponsored the Mother-Doughter Teo ond most hondsome Lettermon ossemblyt The biggest project of the yeor is their onnuol Christmos Boll. Officers' President, Lilo Lymon, Vice President, Borboro Sosnovske, 2nd Vice President, Potty Gibson, Secretory, Corole Olson, Treosurer, Shoron l-lyde, Senior Representotive, Pot Prior, Junior Representotive, Morgoret Dougherty, Sophomore Representotive, Morilyn Strohom, Song Leoder, Chris Smith, Advisor, Mrs. Cress. W, AA 'ei j, , w' sa , ki, F nav' fy, l .4 3: l , Lk, ,A Kxm ,Q -, . fx J. ff .44 off X x f Y W 5 ' V A Jurmr Prmci-ss, Cmllgw Amdergorw um hor Clcort, Juv, Hndg, Serum Prmcosa, Hgrrmxfc KC,N7'VUTfT ond Pwr Qaciort Kwmfh Gubrrgl, Onmyzuf g+'lGVOVW Hg,dC Gnd hm L vsfort, Dum Ugchsm, Sgmor Prwrwcms, Ccrclw Hi fh cmd hw Cfacort, Rogcr Cguxstufwrwf SOLJ?'OfTNCVx' Prurwcws Curcyfu Claw unc! hr micyrf, CHQr'rur'w Hum, SkxLPfM'VYK3I'C Prwvcmgf Umm BIQCLQINU cmd Hur recom Rom ClVOV'NK1LH'wT! Junior Pr'vfrCf --wx DCIYTX Cwfvsom und hm wforr ,Mm ?5-'JN 3? Z1 22 5 c 13 21 m vga? 4 MM Qurlv, X mix Proswdvrwt or tm' bmmlgmt body Croxws Efmzrqrw I, QHLUW uf TWG Cwwatmux Bu!! -D K. Ollfffl 5'fiv4RON I Z'- Q-Yli J. S' Jw 215 Amid the magestic setting of Winter Magic, the theme of the 1956 Christ- mas Ball, Sharon Hyde was crowned Queen while surrounded by her court. Shades of white, pink, and red decorations created an atmosphere of true winter magic for all who attended this gala affair. Girl's League sponsored this annual event, which was held at the Ellds Ballroom. I630 1 X E Seated: Dorothy Schassen, Carolyn Hesch, Arlene Dennison, Donna Reeves, Sharon Hyde, and Mr, Goodman. Standing: Dick Heller, Carol Lilly, Marianna Koch, Diane Whiting, Tom Frost Linda Mclvlulluan B rb B h C I G I , , a ara ruus, aro ayord, Mark Balcom, Melvin Sump and Cynthia Peeples, Not pictured: Nancy lvlusley We, the Hesperian Stott, have tried to put into this book the activities,-proms and many other events that have made the school year l956-l957 a memorable one. ix 4' 1- 7 E7 W-if Seated: Karen Chambers, Duck Helzer, and Sharon Lepinsky. Standing: Pat Roberts, Becky Canon, Ann Hubbard, Carolyn' Hesch and M R A ' - rs oe, dvusor Not pictured. Nancy Musley and Skip Hart Quill and Scroll is an International Honor Society tor outstanding Journalism students. Otticersi President, Carolyn Hesch, Vice-President, Dick Helzer, Secre- tary-Treasurer, Skip Hart, and advisor, Dorothy Roe, 5 Seated: Don Desmununu, Skip Hart, Duck Helzer Becky Canon and Pat Roberts Standing' Ann Hubbard Vuvuan Wagner Mar uan Garvuson, Myrna Muller, Audrey Daughtery,lDon Wardwell, Karen Chambers, Duuaurte .Watt, Sharonlepunsky, Gary 'Bc-oth, and Nancy Musley The Elevator, Oregon City's monthly newspaper, has vvorked hard providing a better and more interesting publication for the students this past year. Members of the journalism class spend much of their time finding news and fea- is Li' Seated: Ton: Jacobs, Becky Canon, Gayle Tchoppe, Sandra Bartley, Sue Wymore, Karen Chambers. Standing: Ann Walker, Joyce Daughtery, Barbara Brush, Linda Weeks, Pat Welgle, Dee Staats, Leslre Schultz, Mass Perry, Vurgrnra Erchstadt, Judy MLMnllan Not Pictured: Nancy Misley The American Junior Red Gross is the junior membership of the Amerrcan Red Cross In OGHS. the emphasis is upon international services. Glft boxes for shipment to chil- dren overseas, and a school chest fllled with educational, health, ancl recreational sup- plles for schools overseas are its main projects, Bottom Row: Larry Gary, Fritz Rabrtsky, Lewis White, Jrm Stewart, Dan Taylor, Jam Hodgkinson, Mr Davis Top Row: Ed Claridge, Cns Pederson, Dale Pederson, Earl Force, Darwln Serbert, George Hubbard, George Dllsaver One of the most helpful service clubs in this school is the Fireman's Club. They take part ln flre drills to insure safe passage outslde for all the student body. The firemen also attend all games to help prevent unorderly conduct and to be of service to the publlc, Officers: President, Dale Pederson, Vice President, George Dilsaver, Advlsor, Dr, Davis fr--v ' Seated: Mrss Burch, advisor, Arlene Hall, Sharon Wright, Joyce Hakklnen, Yvonne Kamoltz. Standing: Marlene Hall, Edna Garner, Barbara Brown, Kathleen Burnett, Karel Whitlock, Sharon Lepinsky, Sue Wymore, Edith Lundgren, Viola Welters, Mary Lou Setera, hlorma Shockley, and Aagot Falkanger Members of the Library Club do special work for students and teachers throughout the year. .They help to make the library run smoothly, pfficers: Presldent, Sharon Wrnghtg N Bottom Row: Cindy Peoples, Arlene Jasmer, Patsy Durie, .Janice Parker, Carolyn Furre, Judy Phipps, Darla Lettenmaier, Linda Mclloynolds, Lois Bass, Sue Burch, Donna Wilson and Row: Patty Gibson, Janice Hopp, Rowena Anderson, Margie Brooks, Shirley Clapp, Mary Lionert, Claudia Turnbow, Darlene Lamcron, Marian Garvison, Audrey Hrovat 3rd Row: Marianna Koch, Sue McBurney, Barbara Lienert, Barbaa Karlik, Mario Switzer, Marilyn Fensky, Suellen Hoovct, Diane Nllfhiting, Sharon l-lyde, Carol Sidor, Dorothy Schasson, Margaret Dougherty - 'hh R'-W3 Am Donaldson, L'l0 Lyman, Suzanne Hoevet, Donna Gregor, Judy Rumgay, Linda McMillan, Joy Frier, Jean Hubbard, Roselle Newhouse, Joyce Long, Ann l-libbard, Sharon Applegate, LaVaughn Nelson Not Pictured-Nancy Misley. The 49'ers, o uniformed service orgonioztion, perform ot tootboll gomes during holf-time ln oddition to their holt-time octivities, they hove severol money moking projects The pro- ceeds of these projects ore used in service octivities. Sponsoring o girls' style show is one of their onnuol projects 96 21 t. K fl Glenda Alsup, Diane Bailey, Roger Benedict, Richard Babicoff, Carston Berreth, Kern Bowman, Jim Buchman, Gene Brandt, Gary Brinkman, Dennis Brown, Wayne Brown, Kenneth Chamberlin, Karen Chambers, Carol Curran, Joe Davis, Marilyn Fenske, Gary l-laldeman, Ulrich Goebel, Sherry Haxton, David Hosford, Audrey l-lrovat, Carlene Johnson, Terry Kelsay, Dennis Kennedy, Joe Kessler, Alvin Knoll, Gene Lacy, Carol Lilly, Virgil Manwiller, Valta Marr, Vernon Miller, Roselle Newhouse, Cynthia Peeples, Jim Petticord, Jersf Poppen, Bob Ramsour, Patsy Rindflesh, Judy Rumbold, Daryl Sieker, Chris Smith, David Smith, Dick Smith, Steve Smith, Marlin Swick, Dorothy Toll, Virginia Toll, Larry Trvgg, Carol Wanke, Don Wardwell, Howard Wardwell, Dick Weleber, Ken Weleber, Larry Wiese, Orion Wiese, Roger Wickstrom, Ron Wilson, John Davis, Jean August, Florence More, Pat Gibson The Oregon City Senior High School Bond hos hod o very busy ond successful yeor under the direction of Mr. Lesser. , Some of the hi-lights of the yeor ore ploying for President Eisenhower in Portland, morch- ing in the United Fund Porode in Portland, attending Pocific Universitys Homecoming foot- boll gcime, ond presenting their cnnuol concert in Morch. 1 9' kw ,1 'W uf lt'fXtt't lfvtu l' rr't'-, Tull, Fdvtlt Ittrtflarrtt, Marslta Pattarsrrt, tx tv '- Flat' l':, lltw S- :ta ,vt l ttttltz lv .trtl V tw 'Y ,rr Ht, Bmw lrt l tt l lftrt 'tl ltlr Cltttx Smttlt, llmluita lcv-sa, Rt 'ly fxtrt vt, lft 'wa ll' .tv 'ttf lx' :wt lla' 't l 'lt 'I l-V yt '.' ft x l 't 1 'ttt l x Grogan Cttyh famat,tS danctrtg matorattos lwavc dumortstratvcl tltwtr ortgutal dattftttq roar ttttus at htglw Sdtool games and otltvr plofos llwwso tttclttclv parlarmtrtg at tl'tc Sltrtrta aartw laSt Httmmt r at Maltaomalt Stadium, at Oregon Stata garttus nrt pcttctclcw, on la'lfvvt',tc1ttc1rttl at tvamtl:t xltows ' Dttrtrtg thc school year tlttf gurls practtcc Cmstamtlx to lwrttfct tlwatr rotttutc'-s artcl ta trvattrt- wmoatlt purfarmattcu ut tlamcirtg Gtrls clcmrttta to lJvcarrttt matoft ttt 5 atv rvattttwcl to mmt rtaicl Ntartc,lard5 of dartcmg abtltty, regardless at formal luaclqqratttta tratatmg Tlw moat haw att awtagc SCltolaSttC rating Barlwara Jww IS tha ltuad matorotta tltts war, arttl Mr l,t's5or ts tho aclvt-or ill 0 Nl kr- , 'wb YJ , 'XI' QS' Q . Y fx eff f I 4 Q. o f' , 1 lltt' majorttttus Cttlgllllllt Qlarvtg a ltalffttmc ol a fmt- Q X V-4 ltall gartw '- or A r f f 1. ' Q t Matorattcs tltsplaju daactmg alntltty at The Stage Show Bottom Row: Volta Marr, Betsy Dinges, Gloria Watnee, Naomi Kelly, Don Wardwell, Kenneth Chamberlin, Bob Funge, Steve Town- send, Barbara Blair, Marian Gavinson, Carolyn Roos, Mary Lynn Csburn 2nd Row: Cecile Marr, Karon Mott, Gail Morris, Gary Hald- erman, Dennis Marsh, Werner Stebner, Bob Matlock, Alvie Strickland, Larry Porter, Jerry Broadus, Myrna Miller, Marlene Hall, Donna Kennedy, Rita Miske 3rd Row: Barbara Brown, Georgia Setera, Audrey Daughtery, Kathleen Burnett, Kern Bowman, Dick Phelps, Dick Babkczff, Wayne Brown, Bob Beard, Gene Scheer, Judy Reio, Glenda Turner, Sally Kollemier, Pat Prior, Barbara S0- sncvske, Linda McMillan ' The Advonced Chorus hos hod on octive yeor providing oppropriote choral music for the seosonol ossemblies ond performing tor mony civic ond froternol groups, A double boys' quortet hos been porticulorly in demond this yeor, singing numerous short progroms. ln the spring the Chorus presented on evening of modern operetto, two one-oct musicol com- edies, Kihiwoke lslond, ond The Fomilior Stronger. ls Members: D-ae Stwats, Ann Donaldson, Bonnie Ritter, Don Bunnoll, Franris Elmer, Joyce Daugherty, Jackie Riggs, Rudy Goebel li 'aria Nlnnrlfinhall, Cora Lynn Elmer, Leslie Schuldt, Werner Stehner, Darla Lottcnmaier, Znette Baker, Kern Bowman, Joe Davis 5' Smvli, Di'k Smvh, Alvin Knoll, Kon Xltfoleber, Maynard Burhman, Carol Wanl-ie, Wayne Brown, Ulrich Goebel, John Davis Liirr, lrfriri, Karen Chamhers, Judy Rumbold, Gary Brinkman, Volta Marr, Jeanne August, Carston Berreth Orion Weise. Some of the outstonding octivities of the Orchestro during the yeor were o joint Christ- mos Concert with the chorus, o concert for the Milwoukie Lodge Mosons, ploying ot 0 Founders Doy Bonguet, ond ploying ot the Oregon City Shrine Club. Other octivities include o District Contest ot Porkrose ond its onnuol Spring Concert. K nl' 'ml Scaled: liwl Xl. ll ll! r lNl.1w.wl lVl.llm,w, Us-.l-, Stl xl' Smvlm Standing: X!lV'fll Nw.: 'V r Mm llwl ll 55 l S'Vw'lw, Allflll Knoll Tho Pap Band has mamlauaafl a busy sc'l1nllL.lv lhlLlllQllOLll llwcf yur In aflfllllam la pm- larmmg lar llwu pop assemlnluab aml homo baglprllpall gamwa, lulw lnarwcl has playcfcl far marly :wma and survuca groups la tlla Portland araa Bgffom Rgwj Q ' , l ' , 1 'QQ l f' l l l'A fl 'J l' 4' lf'- Av 'X , . v . l , , llw 'X ,lu 2nd Row: n ' ' 5 l N l1 l' V 'fvf VV. 4' K' wth till if ' l. ' fvwl lfll lklrwvl 3rd Row: 5 ' ' 'X Af '- N ll 1' 2' ' M f ' luv' lm S 1 .W l.zX'f lvw l-lv ll' ff Az, V QA' l .srl 'M Cam K. ' 4fh Rowg 4 r l l' will -, lqlrv' l , l j-f'- X ',!' , l. K, 'N' ' -, ' qw llllll ' - ' -. - -' l' 1 rl ,lf Not Pictured-'N' . 'fl . llvv parpaw al llw Futura l3u5ma55 Loaders af Anlarlca Club I5 ta daxalap Campc-lc-ul, ag- Tgrwxm luwlrlcfsa lcadcrglwlp and la Cm-ala morf ml0rc5I and Llrldcmlarlfllng ul llwcl mlallugant :lwlfa af llUSlllQlwS OCCLJLJOUOHS ' 'callcgtulg dolls aml lays for llwa fum drparlmcm la fax far Clwulplmrw at Clwruslmal. aml help- wa al a xtxlo 5lwaw are among M5 acllvnlms Clllcum Prusudamt, Nancy Nllgley VICQ-Prgaudamll Marge Braaksg Secretary Jaan Hulvf lwardf Trcasarar, Barbara Karluk, Advrsar, Mrs Marana Bottom Row: Ted Henry, Jerry Clettel, Jan Hagedorn, Carol Sidor, Patty Gibson, Alan Zehntbauer, Ken Weleber 2nd Row: Darlene Tamura, Donna Reeves, Caralyn Hesch, Arlene Dennison, Laura lfelbiflq, Margaret Dougherty, Diane Whiting, Sun Nl, lnirrrex' Miss Callihan, Adviser 3rd Row: Mardi' l4'WQer, Ann Hubbard, Linda McMillan, Jerry Hrable, Joe Planton, Bill Mahoney, Barbara Sosnovske. 4th Row: Carol Curran, Chris Smith, Rat Prior, Aagot Falkanger, Roy Carley, Dennis Merriam, Kern Bowman, Marianna Koch, Jesse SH' ROW Rlll lllf lll'll. Dlfl- Drumm, Dirk Phelps, Bob Rapp, Mile Laurs, Dick Helzer, Ccrdcn Rounds, Ed Serros, Dick Smith, -Hflirt-i Bonn Not Pictured-Don Desimini Thenl RC, has had many actiyities this year. Among them are the Christmas Party, Initia- tion parties, Progressive dinner, the Talent Show, and the picnic at the end of the year. The purpose at the International Relations Club is to promote better understanding among the nations ot the world. i lst now: lf-rin Webb, Carole Vfils' n, llrrr,'f- l-' ,',, Patti l'li,l:erts, Slwrl-y All n, liarlrnf Matlr-'L Znd Row: lblanfy Hulse, Dianne Keldriifn, La tra Fflluifl, Margart' lY1,nlr'i ry, flla irlifi l'iri'l'i lani-'O Rarlfnr, llarlwara Liorfrt 3rd Row: Georgia Seters, leyre Knnnicly, flrralrl Lirth, Alan Zf'lt't'lr.iiif r, l-' rr l l-if, Niel lfrinmirf, Ann liurmltlsnn, Carol Cay- 'xr' Mrs V,'i4s'wood ' -This year the Spanish Club is made up of students who have completed one or more years of Spanish, Members become better acauainted with the ideas and customs of our southern neighbors and other Spanish speaking countries Officers' President, Alan Zehntbauer, Vi:e-President, Nicole Ross, Secretaryfreasurer, Georgia Seters, Historian, Ann Donaldson, Adyisor, Mrs Wfestwoad Shen Bottom Row: Ccllcen Anderson, lanife Parker, Raylene Mchliece, Rita Mislce, Darla Leltenmaier, Nvole Ress, Janine Moyer 2nd Row: Miss Perry, Advisor, Shirley Allen, Gone Ridder, Becky Canon, Carolyn Furre, Diane Whiting, Sue Mfbiirncry 3rd Row: Lilo Lyman, Ann Hihhard, Cecrgia Setera, Carol Wilscn, Marianna Koch, Carcl Wanlxe, Margie Kreuger 4th Row: Crearld Leith,-Sue Wyfrnore, Linda beard, Carlene Johnson, Judy Dryer, Virginia Evhsteadt, Judy Riimgay, Carol Curran, Patsy Seaman, Rarbara SCSitOwSlsO FTA, is o notionol ossociotion thot hos been orgonized in both high schools ond colleges to encouroge young people to enter the teoching profession. Membership is open to ony student who hos the necessory guolities of chorocter, schol- orship, ond leodership. Officers: President, Shirley Allen, Vice President, Roylene Mcbliece, Secretory Morionno Koch, Treasurer, Georgie Setero, Advisor, Miss Perry. 'Row I: Cfwrnltn llns li, Niizlirr Rnss, Darlene Tanwira, Pgnna Reeves, Sharon Hyde, Marge KVCUQGV, Sliirlny Allen, Janine Moyer t l i l W l Row 2: Mins Mann Stir' M liiiri Oy, Nlnriniia Kari, Clvorii .1 Setcrn, M.1fy l, cnnrt, Pat Rilwr s, Paw Serres, llcn nf nlter, Steyr Smith l- rri, llmlrfl Row 3: Arlene Dinnis. n, Ann P ixilrlwn, Alqn flilifnltgiipr, lrimrdrp lyixlllidi, Tcl Si rrcs, Rn Aniq 5, ,lean lliilw- luirrl, l ln lvnin Snr n Applegate The gools of the Oregon City Chopter of the Notionol l-lonor Society ore to improve scholorship, to develop high ideols of chorocter, to encouroge service ond to grow in leoder- ship, The chopter hos been colled upon to perform vorious services to the school ond the com- munity Officers President, Gordon Rounds, Vice President ond Study Choirmon, Nicole Ross, Secretory, Sue McBurney, Treosurer, Steve Smith, Historion, Ed Serres, Advisor, Miss Monn ottom Row: Karel Xlvltitltir l-, Karen Chambers, Joyce l-lalckinen, Yyr:nneFK3mcltz, Carol Olsen, Thelma Revs, Jan Tiitty, Vernelle M.3ir'iws,Ji:rly M Milliin, ltiirlmm lsinnurt 2nd Row: barbara Karlilc, Judy Sh-rpherd, Cathy Jcnes, Jr-an Lrziiurlw, Charlene llale, 1 tri.iii -iirxiwri, Marry T. man, luis lirtyl, Jnyre Daugherty 3rd Row: itcailiara ltfiisb, liritty Tiicnigs, Nicky Ross, Annette Rodgers lmrluirn ,lr-nerr, lJir'rt.t lil-tigers, Mary lsrvncrt, Fern Ci-eptnrd, Glenda Turner, Lt is Bass 4th Row: Sue Wymt,re, Betsy Dinges, llena Wfrrrt, loyin ling, Mfiry ltlriyv, Jurly llalfrs, Ctnrly Wit-roman, Janice ltrtnxn, Mary Ann l'icnastt,n, Linda beard Sth Row: Sharon llytli-, Mary Viirilrirw 0, Slmren l.wpinsl.y, Karrii frrrldiirrl, Linda M'Milln'r, fnrrvl Lilly, Les Straight, Chapter Dream Boy, Naomi lsrll Jrirly Rui ity Pit Cklarl- Aiilry Pit jbc ty Myrta lvtll r lan Wil r V 'v, 'trt,t ,r, r'.:r rrr, r me, L wir Krii Future l-tomernokers at America, which is a chapter ot the state and national organiza- tion has as its main aim furthering interest in l-lomemaking During the year the F HA, has an annual Foreign lvleal, food sales, a Junior Red Cross protect, and several ioint activities with the F FA. boys They also send members to state and district conferences. Bottom Rowf Mr Thnrlwt Li-A n, Aclxisur, llit Xlirids, Patil Rflvrts, Nlirxrn F Liivla llfild, CVSDTCV 5W99ll'lC3VlJ Dan Tavlvr, Larry Othus, llwn S snnvslt' 2nd Row: Jerry tlralvl, Jerry Pidrta, F lr Fr ls, T fn liam- r, Ross Runga, Earl Force, Gary Padrta, Tom llrnwn 3rd Row: Turn Kass, llarylrl Tnslce, Charles Trapp, lf li R.ir:r in in irilnn S'r 'OlWl, Jafrw HODWBU, JBVTTCS HSWY- 'nh Row: Waylanrl l-lenry, Pai.l llwivrr L., lib lNlivn, Fir-hard R,-qnr-, V-.rn n Nl lfrr, lirh Friard, Leslie Streight iNet Pictured-Dave Arnoth, State Secretary, Lliyd ltiitts, Cary Kishbaiinh, Assent-3 ,Nl 'rlrerl The primary aim ot the Future Farmers ot America is the development ot agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. A h D , The most things completed this year were the FFA-Fl-lA initiation, participation in pub- lic speaking, parliamentary procedure, livestock iurlgrng, a basket social, parent and son ban- quet, and the sending of representatives to the state convention. Oticers President, Jerry Hrabal, Vice President, Leslie Streight, Secretary, Wayland Henry, Treasurer, James Flopman, Reporter, Paul Roberts, Sentinel, Earl Force Advisor, Mr. Therlow Leach. Row I: Darlene Cameron, Betty Thomas, Arlene Dennison, Gayle Tcaopp, Sharcn Burch, Mary Linn Osbcrne, Marsha Patterson, Sharon Wright Row Z: Becky Canon, Pat Weigel, Darlene Tamura, Barbara Sosnovske, Margie Krueger, Barbara Brush, Jean Hub- bard, Jan Hagedorn, Jean Webb. Row 3: Joyce Ingersoll, Suzanne Hoevet, Linda Beard, Darla Lettenmaier, Joy Frier, Sharon Apple- gate, Dorothy Schassen, Margaret Doughtery, Mrs Trimble Row 4: Toni Jacobs, Sharon Hades, Judy Vaughn, Ann Donaldson, Virginia Eichstadt, Suellen Hoevet, Patsy Seaman, Dee Staats, Carol Curran, Diane Meldrum, Linda McMillan Not Pictured+ Nancy Misley The purpose of the Girls' OC. Club is to promote sportsmanship among the girls, to en- courage more athletic activities, and to give service whenever needed. Some of the activities were initiating new members, a swimming party, attending a con- terence at Salem, raising money for the March ot Dimes, and an annual trip to Seaside. Officersi President, Linda McMillan, Vice President, Sharon Applegate, Secretary, Betty Thomas, Treasurer, Arlene Dennison, Advisor, Mrs. Trimble. Row I: lit-h Harvey, Bill Mahoney, Larry Tracy, Bob Rapp, John Postlexiaite, Jim Henry, Terry Kelsay, Joe Planton, Pa' Woods Row 2: Dill Kendall, hill Rerenich, Lellcy Davidson, llclt Bartley, Dill llernycli, Marvin Cisneros, Curtis Gage, Jacl. Groner Row 31 flvffv lJl'P8flClllS, Alan Zenhlbauer, Carden S'rcight, Charles Tr.-my Difl-. Phelps, Dt-n Osborn, Kern Bowman, Red Vermillion lVlr lllitwlt, Atlvisrr Row 4: ld Claritlue, Leslie Slreiaht, Tern Frost, Charles Reyer, Bib tliartl Alan Sher lcley, Xbtfayne Brown, Gary lleddaxxay, Dicl Dmmm, tri-rdtn Rounds, Paul Hemericl Not Pictured-Dnn Desimini The Boys' OC. Club is an organization composed of members who have lettered in one or more sports during the year, The main activity of the club is its initiation of new members, which takes place three times a year. D Ofticersi President, Marv Cisneros, Vice-President, Gordon Rounds, Secretary-Treasurer, .fl fWr..mm- Chr Annn 4- A+ Aram- lf.,-I, fl,,-t.fm.- J 'Pl fy .gg -sqm: we 00ff!V l64RfN I OWEN KAREN l arf' 829 Us 423 o l 503: 0341 89' The theme of the l957 Junior-Senior Prom was April ln Paris. Decorations of spring flowers in brightly colored flowered baskets added extra color to the dance. Karen Mott, escorted b Otto Mott, was crowned Queen of the Prom by Bill Mahoney, Junior dass President. Couples danced to the music of Ken Knatt's orchestra. 'WY' A , Vi' J I v f 4 jf-li , .Q Q t . flERf'5' 70 0019 BERNIE HERRMANN'S 618 Main Jantzen Swim Suits and Sweaters Ph, 4454 Now Is the Time to . . OREGON CITY BRANCH 5, ,Q . ,Q UNITED STATES w AT CH vo u R NATIONAL I as I S T BANK A f a I OF PoRTLAND,oRE. AN OREGON BANK . . . SERVING OREGON MEMBER of FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE THE HI SPOT .lv-s... ll' ,E n ar 3 . 5:10 f 'z 'FIR l'l'l :I- 5 R 5Q:Qf 1 2.4:-5 n F5 Q I E I- Q 3 . 5 . ,d ,: gil ' - iq WlI.LAMET'l'E VALLEYS LEADING APPLIANCE 8: HOMF FURNISHERS nga' nukes' A 7l0 Washington S n sou Cm laundry . ' yn- I 4 , H - , 'is V 'who X f .Cltaic .daft I FURNITURE 5027fhSfreef 510 Mcloughlin Blvd. TWO Stores ONE Account V . , BURMEISTEB 85 ANDRESEN .lvu'vll'y mul Gifts I xl4N'l'll xxn uxlx BY THE BRIDGE BEN FRANKLIN STORE Hom? 0w,,g,1 , f 7 E 7 We e Nationally Known 706-710 Main sf. FOR THOSE HOUSEHOLD NEEDS o g Cf Congratulations to the Class of 1957 MUCALL S'l'Ulllll 210 lVlcCald Building Phone 3584 X l f X Keep your money matters ff one roof F, X oREGoN CITY j l X BRANCH SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES Y Wardrobe Cleaners 1I' N 5,4 EU , r aw. . ' SAVE IOM BY CASH AND CARRY SOI 7rh Street - ff -- 'N 'f ':E31i1:f.zf rQ.:- Q, 5q3,:.,g3,e-.334 Q35 - , ...Nah R I 422253252251 -+:s+s:s:',.-er I .,.1.s1. W Q .M 2 .ze .4 .. .0 ..' -GT 1.0:-5.1555 I TRUCK LINE INC, no S.VCENTER I, 7 II 1 we treat rj 7 S EVERYTHING TO BUILD ANYTHINI clothes ' W. .l. McCready Lumber Co. Your 'M 'I7awml,'I7d2... DRY CLEANING IS BETTER PANTORIUM CLEANERS Beside the Bridge Seventh and McLoughlin Blvd, Phone 0. C. 4213 SAVE IOM BY CASH AND CARRY Phone 3401 Oregon City You'll Really Like FRIED JUMBO SHRIMP AMERICAN or CHINESI NOD Hot had To Take Ol! Ilene 6739 Fried to A Perfect Gnldnn Crign-Dnliclctnl l0.000 Watts IOP 0' THQ Uidln CLEAR Channol Jiffy jlsuneh I t l l f N E W E-X-P-A-Nj-E-D POW E R Q rgottou, DQ-5,3 9254? FEET? sl oot Long Hot Do H M l Ch I H mlmurgers Milk Sh k S p H J g L d t vt L , , FWD STATION BFATIE 6 GUYNFS 24-lam 46486041 stems - FEEDS- HiRTlLIlffRS MUSIC 0 IHS 0 SPDRTS l2th and Main Sts. Oregon City I KWKYCIU t - N Oregon City if Motor Company S GLADSTONE BOWLING ALLEY 'i'3,j,',I,'2,1',Z,,,f,I'A'3f,..2,11Y nth and Mean sf. Ph. 4255 ' I2 Modern Brunswick Lanes '- ' Automatic Pin Setters For the Best in Sight and Sound: ' Bowling Shoe Rentals . . y - Lockers Amateur. The Camera 81 Ht-Fl Shop NW 54:3 'kk km .qs shui I At the Floshbulb Sign - -Sondiliicx BAR ' E Dick Barney -- Carl Moline For R2i:::?:'sBZ::ges . Let Dickhan: Carl help you picture te un in your ie. 0regon'City 2224 A 721 Main Street Ph 4804 OI1 e Portland Avo. - Gladstone ' ... Q ',ff!E3 ' - W TIIRIFTY DRUGS . t ' Q .fu ,Wig 'E' cocunms Oregon City McELROY'S GROCERY 1019 7th Street Phone O. C. 3881 .- . - 'X' - ,.-.'.,-. -14 ,,-' - A ' '. - 'vf '+:,:-- ., t n t t t W ' Q fr 1 - 'g1'.'? - 523 A ' 'iifirff , ' ' ' u ' -' n -'-' :V Ugg' 4' H R N xx ,ff V-4. -g , 1. :A . -455.- P ' , ... ., f s' -',- ww,-,hu S F Y W1 af , 1 A Y is TO BOB ICO FOR THE BEST THERE I9 IN PRINTING Cixi 1151.13 Oxe. City 3864 K' ifgyf-'gi OLive 4-8371 1 Oregon City Printing 81Stationery Co. P inting Deparhnent: Masonic Building Oregon City. Oregon PR BOB IGO IWW 3 ' ' ' Whil-e's Donut Shop Un. Wholesale and Retail C 0lemGH'S Electric 615 7th sneer Phone 2210 -'ONE 5446 1001 MAIN ST. Congratulations from -- Dzegorz fifty cpecaffy 60. rl . . X ' 11' K msella's ,111 in . ff SMOKE SHOP Ys,,x,5'1 110 EIGHTH STREET eos Main 51. Ph. 9169 Q OREGON CITY, OREGO 1'vI'Q'N1I 1VI'Hll1 Ihr 1'.IlIl'N1 1-1'w-11i1n11ws A,-' Ai ill 1 -f WEDDING OECORATIONS Q ARTISTIC. 1L1Nr11AL. 11f'w11.,M 4 li1lN1UD'iL1I,,.AW ,. ' nogfiaoiiucu - nuuucuw. ' W? M1-HH :Nr 1fH1L W 2'3'S......... INSURANCE ....'7'T.i1 onscou cirv msummcs Aasncv RAY SAYRE PHONE 3485 RES. 7280 110 BTH ST. OREGON CITY. OREGON Rates: Boys-533.60 each 6 months Girls-515.30 each 6 months Congratulations to Class of '57 ff '4 -' CITY qi nsmoausl '17 Park Place Lumber Co. g Corsages . . . Cut Flowers Funeral Designs . . . Arrangements Plants . . . Weddings PGI'k Place, nu n. souun zu mn se. QM., cn, nn.. use Oregon TITLE AND TRUST COMPANY Escrows Title Insurance 820 Main Street, Oregon City Phone 4273 or OL 4-6576 Roley Real Estate and Insurance WM, ROLEY, Realtor HAROLD J. ROLEY, Broker Salesrnen 1 Clyde Green Ed Campbell I, UIQ. 1005 Mom street Phone 4247 Oregon City, Oregon OL. 4-7979 Robinsons .lewelry Your Credit Jewelry Store Where You Get Highest Quality DIAMONDS At Lowest Possible Prices. Fine Watch Repairing All Makes Watches. Charge Accounts Invited GLADSTONE PHARMACY Emelt E. Yeo, ahlll. B. PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURA'I'ELY COMPOUNDED Next door to - Owner - S Cr l-l Green PENNY'S ED FRANCO Stamps Phone 7533 or OL 4-8274 Congratulations to ST TORE muzowns LocAu.v owneo Auto surruss NATIONALLY ouomizen Thor 's Men's S pe so? MAIN sr. moves: 4313 MAIN STREET AT EIGHTH Across from the Courthouse OREGON CITY, ORE. Walter F. Ingle H L SERV-U MARKET uper Highway-2 Mi. North of Oregon City We reserve the right to limit - Prices good Thurs., Fri., Sat. Complete Shopping SELF-SERVICE MEATS, FROZEN FOODS, FANCY FOODS, GARDEN-FRESH VEGETABLES GENE GRADE Insurance - All Kinds Phone - 2044 217 - 7th Street OREGON CITY OREGON At Foot of the Elevator E S T E S SHOP FOR YOUR CLOTHING NEEDS hardware of the S. 81 N. MEN'S SHOP Clackamas County's Leading Men's Shop 1523 Seventh St. Phone 4365 PHONE 7117 Oregon City, Oregon Oregon City AUDRE'S Headquarters for PENDLETON 49ER JACKETS and SKIRTS 619 Main Street Phone 6292 J. W. COPELAND YARDS 1210 Main Street Oregon City Everything You Need to Build a Home. If we don't have it, we will get it. THOMAS AND TELF ORD Insurance and Bonds Suite 1 Phone 2626 Mclntyre Bldg. OL 4-6887 WinzIer's Market WEEK DAYS-9 a.m. - 10 p.m. SUNDAYS - 9 a.m.- 9 p.m. 223 High St. Phone 6353 t 1, 1 an WAYNE PARKER y EARL CROSS '-'. kgxev sfo? 4 '.,:- ' is f lucky juniors I 7, - Fashions with a young ..7-'l'iiqlf.' - pa 0 , tfxl ,ff if ,'.f:fz1: .ai PA I 509 outlook created for a. size . . . ff i. fir-1f:JrAi'i?5? hifi ik ' J 'l'If'!Eii3Eli V' ' AP RADIO, TV 8. APPLIANCE not fo' m age- 1046- Fffjgf Q3 fag, SALES AN D SERVICE ' Eqfgbff if ALL wumc GUARANTEED O X'!!l IU15 SEvEN-rH ET f I PHDNE 4909 DREBDN CITY, DRESEJN 609 Mqin Sf. ': i Phone 8792 l N CF Y 6 Dinan WATBI-Ill J Qi -rf o P P P oP o P P PP E. J 'f Q? D ,.., . EAHE . ,X I fx EPPPP ZASTRQW JEWELER. ii- - I . ' .-.Qs P,,. , .-.-.- 4- - -I 'P suuvz MAIN 1 COEUPIIIHCYIES of , ,.,... ,. DREBDN CITY, DREGUN wssrwoon s. nop: rsxAco SERVICE 7th 8. Washington St. 1 Phone 3868 OREGON CITY, OREGON WATCH REPAIRING P 215D Congratulations to the Graduating Class and all Future Classes Premium Market 919 7th Street Phone 3871 4, ,K I V Illclzles' IUSTER BROWN SIIUE STORE 0lE60l CIW IAII u IIGIIIII PHONE JIT! OREGON CITY TYPEWRITER CO. 21 7 V2 7th innzrmonrr vnu: ii! SALES you name it 8- we II get it .1 Curran 81 Lyman Richfield Service 7th md Washington St. - Phone 3484 f ff!!! I K f- 9 . I A 5 RENTALS, all makes OREGON CITY REPAIRS, Standard 8. Electric - ' 'Q Q LOUIS MOSER OTTO MOSER Q, HAM In 0 n M AG y EUGENE MATTESON , 5 Q K, Suns MANAGER M . 14 MOSER MEAT MARKET WHOLESALE - RETAIL 104 MOLALLA AVENUE .IUDY'S RICHFIELD SERVICE HIWAY 99 E AT kNN Nas AVENUE JENNINGS LODGE. OREGON HUNTLEY-DRAPER Fmm DRUG CO. Your REXALI. Store Drugs - Cosmetics Radios - Magazines School and Art Supplies 713 Main Ph. 4228 Sovonth and Center - Ph. 3852 Congratulations from - WALLYS MUSIC SIIIIP 506 - 7th Phone 5323 Oregon City ICleanest Rest Rooms In Oregon!! LIFE -2- FIRE -2- AUTO -3- BONDS ,.,.,1:,.,., 1 ,t,. x,,,,,., . ' 'T K 'P' ' I I o wf ' 1 ' K-4 ffl ' e , 1 'Gola' LEGLEH, MCGJHUEY ' ' ' 'L' 'L and H13 v GMM mxows msm so comm sum' 204 Mccald s...la.f.g 509 MAIN TEL. 4331 Oregon City, Oregon Oregon City PIIODC 339 Congratulations JONES DRUG CO 7th and Main Stn. Oregon City, Oregon OREGON CITY COLD STORAGE LOCKERS 107 - on-l STREET PHONE 5374 omseon clfv. onssou K1 Q Gs. ' ' fl: -,,' 3 Z E in A. -QJSP f 1 Mo, ' 1 3 Effglix Ti: Elini-'E 1 M jtvuicg ur X ll y xv In f - H. W ,, .NNKMX nun' E'- l I5 l x Oregon City Sporting Goods Store 'EVERY NEED OF THE SPORTSMANH C mer Seventh and Main - Phone 3341 qw is qreerlwarc, CLiYl+S s Supplies nsfruedion ZKAIZIQ EQRAITI :ij F rvaeo 5.E.lfYleLOUG an Q ai ffenninqs Lo - E' Mfifby 0961 12' We JEV60 -la .f Q 1 You like if... ufllkec you! ..,...,,.,,,,,,,, 61l..l8lln.......4Q in Q! Z, - w I f r1n .11 A ,e nnf ' ' ' ' ' :':1:1:-f E 'aa 4 vY: 5 :g.:5::ga4?45::,: 3... .. -1.-:EZ 5 2' FINER FURNITURE one 45 0 56 bf ,A 2.91 A .-o Mg, 'P' Sv I , S R exif-543,52 I 1 V Q Us if 0. , r r, . 4 fi - . ., f .W 4 if A T 53 N- ' - - f A .WY Q4 1 ' 2' W3 4 'lf '4 if '14 N? P e APPLIANCES at LOWER PRICES Phone-6511 Oregon City CORLESS' MARKET OPEN 7 to 6- Week Days 8 to 6 - Sundays 1' 11, QI Free Delivery - ' 'I E A ' 'Ir Tuesday and Friday Signal Service Sfqfiqn 102 Molalla Ave. Phone 5343 1402 McLoughlin Blvd. PI1. 9148 CLACKAMAS AUT0 PARTS Co. I I 1009 Main Sfrvci Phone 5247 Oregon City Oregon City 7234 OL 4-1290 Howard's Furniture We Mako Your House a Home 1102 MAIN OREGON CITY, OREGON bo J. C. PENNEY CO. OREGON CITY AUTO GLASS SHERWIN-WILLIAMS AUTOMOTIVE PAINTS 620 Super Highway Gladstone, Oregon vnu Mom rum sae: Phone 8114 I Res. 7994 Qwwfwfwwlff REAL ESTATE BRCIKER INSURANCE was wnsmnufon u1'ru::'r CIREGDN CITY. DRE. I I DECORATED ' 4:,: CAKES 6 PASTRY ,. ::::'I pf- i535?2??7'11r X D1 CALI- jgf OREGON CITY e'2lA' ' ..,: 'I ::1.. Nc ' ' 6,6 MAIN 4f21 5 E. 'X - 1173 4 I Y 1 ..I . Aif, Iltz E IE: I g l'1 ':': ' 2 ng S . 4 ,Z My Motto: CUT IT THE WAY THEY WANT 1 llB'LLlSll The Scania Sportster - Hood converts to collar - Braid trimming -in Iced Poplin 709 Mill! ......................... 3582 Flat Top's My Specialty Barber Shop WILL J. lBiIIl MYERS IZ02 Main Prop. u.- L., W QI JERRY'S ELECTRONIC 6' REFRIGERATION SALES AND SERVICE I4I4 Washington St. Phone 6234 , f-u I .' V I - Ei ,4.gg, ' ' I I N' iff II I . - Q A -I v- - .Egg I '. '.-'- I rf' I I . , E I- IQ ' ' - S E I it I7 'C Emma nas I R l The old fashioned pump was fine in its day, but today it's inefficient and inconvenient. Is your Ig heating system as outdated as an old fashioned Y pump? For the newest in heating it's , , . W! K A GENERAL ELECTRIC -'- I Hound INSTALLED WITH THE G-E GAS OR OIL FURNACE THE NEWEST IN WARM AIR HEATING in LE ,A .TL FREE HEATING SURVEY + H t I te DAY SHEET METAL co. Nothing Down 36 Months to pay Hillside Chapel Funeral Home Night Phone 4572-Day Phone 3831 1 :um -1.1. Q. nunm: anno 'nn u..l,n. A... Oregon Citv GEO. W. DUNMIRE, INC. HOME OF ROCKET OLDSMOBILES AND BONDED GUARANTY USED CARS 10096 Parts and Labor for I Year WE SERVICE ALL MAKES OF CARS DISTRIBUTOR OF U. S. ROYAL TIRES 516 McLoughlin Blvd. OC. 5243 OL. 4-5439 Q, 4 it before the big gamer Q fs El 'Vu 5, i .15 7? Bccn Skiing? 1 'N , y 4 ' ' A , 3 Va 'inn its ' X x '31, M. 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