Parkrose High School - Equus Ferox Yearbook (Portland, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 258 of the 1968 volume:

5 GAMEHUFPS BUUK STDRE Books 8g Magazines 336 S.W. 3rd Ave. Portland. Oregogn 97204 October, 1974 ,X Parkrose Senior High School Portland, Oregon EQUUS FEROX 1968 Dedication Nlr. Walter Nupen Y W-qi. 5 Nb , R. it ' M' img. M l W: Q ,ma lm-'www ww -., ,xx , V, lfhrm P 7. www Organizations Academics . . WINTER . . . Sports ..... Events ..... Organizations Academics . . SPRING . . . Sports . . . Events ..... Organizations Academics . . CLASSES .. Ads and Senior Activities Well, this is it. One year, one book, all together. Selected. How was your year? Like this. This! Thisl? Rurnrnage. Rurnrnage. Come along for this trip. Look around. See the things Others saw. Did you see it This way, or maybe sorne private Way ofyour own? Let's go, into the book, Impressions ofa personal year . For all ofyou. 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Q-'fl ,Q ,- v V Q Q Parkrose never had a bad year in the Wilco League and this year was no exception. The Broncs fin- ished their last season in the league with an 8-1 record. The Bronco defense was a key factor in a fine season. Seniors Alan Tuttle, Ken Reed, Roger Keller, Paul Keck, Drake Snodgrass, and Jerry Hagist, helped form one of the best defenses in the state. Our offense, led by quarterback Steve Jones and end Lee Welch, was just as good. Both Steve and Lee were named to All-State teams. The Parkrose Football Silverton 0 41 Reynolds 13 27 Wy'ea st 0 13 Molal la 0 29 Sandy O 20 Dalles 0 17 Canby 6 47 Estacada 0 25 Jesuit 14 0 offense has always been one of the best in the Wilco League. The offense had a systematic and versatile attack behind a strong front wall. Two of the best games came against tough Wy'east and the greatly improved Canby Cougars. Three outstanding seniors were Lee Welch, voted the most outstanding player, Jack Robertson, who gained the most yardage, and Steve Jones, whose passing ability helped make him one of the best quarterbacks in the state. Team captains were Lee Welch, Steve Jones, and Alan Tuttle. 13 'QW , , 'E A X . Mr ' Margie Albertson Janet Allison Gorjean Armen Judy Armstrong Cheryl Armstrong Mary Anderson Karen Bare Nancy Bennett Sandy Bowden Tammy Burdick Nelda Butler Gayle Dunn Marcia Ehr Karalee Farnand Kathy Fredrickson Terrie Frey Theresa Garcia Debbie Gawthorne Debbie Holland Bonnie lrelan Gayle Kimberly Kay Koester Pat Lee Patti Lyman Denise Moak Colleen McNutt Mary Moore Linda Olsen Janie O'Neal Susan Reich Karen Schmick Marsha Shirley Laura Smith Karen Warringto Assistants: Joan Pierce Darlyn Swyers Bronco Hi-Lites The Bronco Hi-lites provided half time entertainment at football and basketball games. Thirty-four girls from all classes participated. They practiced every day during a regular period and had some rehearsals in the evenings. The girls had two outfits, one consisting of black skirts and vests, and the other con- sisting of pink jumpers with polka dot blouses. During football season the girls made up their own dances in accordance with the halftime band program. They also participated in the band formations on the field. The Bronco Hi-lites again made up new dances for basketball season. They danced at the Holiday Classics in Lake Oswego. l5 J.V. Football 1967 was a year of uncertainties for J.V. football. When up they played very well, when down they played an unorganized game. ln the Metro League they will be able to rise up to the challenge with the experience and maturity that they gained this year. This year was marred by the loss of their friend and team mate, Joe Moore, who was killed in an auto accident. They will remember Joe next year as they meet the challenge of playing in the Metro League. This person's spirit will be missed next year. Jesuit Reynolds Silverton Estacada Wyeast Molalla Sandy Top row: Bruce Alton Rick Doran Wally Schuette Bob Makelin Bob Bicford Ken Bock Coach, Mr. Bullock Jeff Steffen Todd Jones Joe Moore Terry Colbert Bob McElroy Larry Jones John Thorgramson Middle row: Jack Thompson Jim Gillies Tim Schmidt Bill Proby Dave Powell Ralph Hancock Jim Lee Barry Nutter Jim Stotler Dan Larkins Bob Hildahl Jeff Plue Pat Davies Bill Daily Coach, Mr. Coulter First row: Bill Herrington Rick Hawks Harry Bell Jim Goodling Tim Brown Don Campbell Lance Burnett Howie Hewett John Bjorkman Dave Sargent Dan Balducci Jeff Frank Jim Kirby Greg Althaus Dave Simmons J.V. Rally Brenda Mc Grew, Kathy Edwards, Barbara Kelly, Debbie Molleston, Christy Wells, Shirli Krieger, and Queen Carole Anderson, consti- tuted this year's J.V. Football Rally. They did more than their share of promoting spirit at foot- ball games. J.V. Rally came across only two problems during the season. These were lack of transportation and catching colds in the rain. Cross Country The Cross Country Team had their best season. At the district meet they placed second out of the nine teams that participated. Out of twenty-four teams that competed at the state meet, Parkrose finished thirteenth. During the regular season the Cross Country team beat every team except The Dalles. Parkrose had runners finish in the first five places in all meets, except against The Dalles, Wy'east, and Molalla. Twice Parkrose runners captured the first seven places. The team con- sisted of five seniors: Doug Wellman, John Reed, Pete Borden, Tom Sleeth, and Craig Johndohl: five juniors: Mike Keyes, Paul Williams, Lee Skinner, Kirby Warner, Chuck Hag- lund: and seven sophomores: Jim Reed, Steve Ominski, Rick Hancock, Bob Brown, Jim Hawkins, Randy Sprick, and Greg Haslett. Swimming The boys lost once, to Beaverton. This loss ended Parkrose's record victory streak. At the district meet, the girls placed first and the boys finished second. The coaches, Mr. Anderson and Mrs. Beeman, said that superb individual efforts made up for the shortage of personnel. The swim team had a highly suc- cessful year. The girls won thirteen meets and lost one. The boys won twelve meets and lost one. Chris Sporano, Gayle Kimberley, and Sue Henderson provided the individu- al talent for the girls' swim team. They lead the team in scoring through- out the season. Lary Strong, Mike Hadley, Bob Rubin, and Stan Carper were the outstanding swimmers on the boys' team. Stan will be a sopho- more at the senior high next year. T9 Girls: Nancy Van Rooy Chris Sporano Gayle Kimberley Kathy Pfeifer Gail Kelly Marilyn Zigler Janie Larreau Sue Henderson Chris Anderson Boys: Dave Hume Bob Pfeifer Mike Hadley Ken Daisey Dick Kneidl Bob Bubin Randy Bauer Larry Strong Stan Carper Divers: Joyce Johnston Linda Cook Big and Little Sister Tea A sincere welcome given to all sopho- mores at the Big and Little Sister Tea marked the first event of the year. The fashion show and tea sponsored by the newly elected officers and chairmen, in- troduced the appropriate dress for each school event. A The big and little sisters sat together during the tea and got better acquainted, each looking forward to an exciting year. 'IWW 6 A5 'QW N 1 A .f s Masquerade Ball The Masquerade Ball carried out a Halloween theme this year. It was attended by costumed guests. Those in attendance danced to the music ofthe Tragic Era and enjoyed a psychedelic show. The annual event was sponsored by the Thespians. k-hk Ik JWW Q93 fe 49133 X Sadie Hawkins Dance Marryin' Sam, alias Mr. McKinney, presided over the mock wedding ceremonies held at the Sadie Hawkins dance. Kathy Frederickson and John Azorr were picked as Mr. and Mrs. Dogpatch for having the best costumes. The Collections played while the Dogpatch cou- ples stomped to the lively music. Honor Society Honor Society's first official function was the induction of new members. Presiding over the in- duction assembly was Honor Society President Dick Hendrickson. Following the candlelighting ceremony, inductees were escorted in front of the Student' Body and welcomed by the members. One of the activities Honor Society sponsored was a slave sale to furnish funds for the scholar- ships it awards. The members also sold tickets for a Blue Room performance at the Portland Civic Theater. Q? bm 5, it in .. , .. ef Y-fs J ,.- :3 I -,:,-.-te 9551? ,,., titre- falfi 11. -pt i we ' :m::mzg.!iiL'45ZY:?.:. 5. ' . . 131312 f.2'..': r::: .AA .gtg Student Body President This year's Student Body Presi- dent, Ron Krieger, has devoted much of his time to administra- V tive roles. He has served as sophomore class president, first vice-president, and president of the student body. It has been an honor and a priv- ilege to serve such a worthy and wonderful student body as that of Parkrose Senior High. Student Body Officers Jim Coates-First Vice-President Bob Hendrickson- Vice-President Tom Smith-Third Vice-President Gretchen Bare-Secretary Sue Gossling-Asst. Secretary Lucy Edwards-Co-treasurer Marilyn Maeda-Co-treasurer Camp Colton The main objectives of the Camp Colton Leadership Retreat were to gain experience in using par- liamentary procedure and to for- mulate new ideas concerning student government and activities The eighty students who attended were divided into six group s, where they learned to work to- gether towards a common goal. The skits that were prepared at Camp Colton were later presented at a school assembly for the en- joyment of both the participants and the viewing audience. Executive and Inter-Club Councils Ron Krieger headed this year's Executive Council. His duty along with other Student Body Officers, Standing Committee Chairmen, Annual and Bud Staff Editors, Student Store Manager, and the Rally Queen was to write and discuss the agenda for Student Council. l.C.C. is composed of representatives from every club, They meet to discuss club problems and schedule cluk activities. The Homecoming coronation and Christmas canned food drive are also planned by the council. 5-U-Heist Student Council Student Council started with the Camp Colton Leadership Retreat. They discussed leadership qualities and problems that arise. The council appointed an election committee to help the second vice-president during elections. A new procedure for replacing representatives and a method for introducing ideas were presented. The council also sug- gested that each class choose their colors during their sophomore year. They presented Mrs. Carscallen with a silver tray in recognition of her retirement from twenty-one years of service. ln line with the Student Council's tra- dition ot service, they donated S25 to the John Dierickx Memorial at Gladstone High School, Standing Committees Terry Kennedy-Assembly Committee Christi Everist-Awards Committee Linda Farris-Constitutions Committee Sue Moore-Evaluation Committee Barbara Buckley-Finance Committee D'Ann Meuser-Handbook Committee Michelle Healy-House and Grounds Pat Nloberg-Publicity Committee Gary Abbott-House and Grounds Harvey Wardwell-Publicity Committee Steve Ahlberg-Safety Committee Wayne Fahrion-Social Hospitality Vonda Allred-Concession Cindy Raser-Social Hospitality Junior Rotarians The honor of Junior Rotarian went to two Senior boys, Ron Krieger, President of the Parkrose Sen- ior High Student Body and Jack Robertson, Both were active members in the National Honor Soci- ety. Jack and Ron were chosen by the faculty on the basisof active participation, good appearance and leadership in their class. They represented the Students of Parkrose Senior High at Rotary meetings. F.M.W. The Future Medical Workers organization stems from a common interest in the field of medi- cine and its healing arts. A variety of speak- ers, from specialist to pre-medical students, spoke to the members. A number of visits were made to the hospitals in the area throughout the year. They participated in club activities, entering the Homecoming display contest and completing a charitable Christ- mas project. Visual Aids Mr. Hurst, advisor of the Visual Aids class, and a staff of forty-seven boys disperse help to all teachers during the school year. Each boy learns how to efficiently operate and care for projectors and other equipment. Students who work hard receive a full year of credit. ,lim ,w14:,eefe,,zlr,,ga.tAssf-miissszhssflfl--umuemlmiavt erxfii-swiss Q G.A.A. Members of the Girls Athletic Association partici- pate in basketball, field hockey, tennis, volley- ball, and softball. This year they started compet- ing with other schools in these sports. At gym- nastic events the girls keep score. They earn class points by winning theirintra-class matches. l.R.L. Membership into IRL is open to all students in- terested in the study and discussion of interna- tional current events for a better understanding oftheir governmental as well as social problems. The members of IRL try to relate what they learn about foreign countries tothe problems that plague the United States. The advisorto IRL is Mr. Frantz. Outdoor Club All students interested in conservation and the outdoors should,give serious consideration to membership in the Outdoor Club. Headed by Mr. Alexander, this club made numerous field trips around the state in search of plant specimens. Radio Club The Radio Club, headed by Mr. Nelson, helps to promote interest in the field of radio by aiding boys in obtaining their amateur licenses. All the members are enthusiastic about their amateur radio station, which transmits broadcasts from the school. Science Club Throughout the year the Science Club has taken many interesting weekend field trips gathering specimens and knowledge as well. The Science Club, though not large, has contributed much to the social life at Parkrose. This year their main project was the rebirth of the Beachcomber's Ball, an annual event that had been cancelled in the past due to student lack of interest. Stage Crew One of the rarely acknowledged groups in our school is the stage crew. They are responsible for building and painting all the sets for drama productions and spring musicals. Sound Engineers The sound engineers, advised by Mr. Pearson, are responsible for all the lighting and public address systems used in assemblies, meetings, and programs. We owe them a debt of thanks for their devoted service this year. Il 1 Hi' . if Astronomy Club Those who are interested in the field of science are welcome to join this club. Throughout the school year the members take field trips and par- ticipate in varied experiments to further their knowledge of astronomy. Publicity Club Thanks to the efforts of the Publicity Club, brilliantly colored posters and ban- ners have decorated the halls this year. The Publicity Club publicizes important social and athletic events as well as honoring those who are especially deserving. Mr. Herrington is the advisor of this brush-wielding club. - ,...v--.wwf-f+rF '? ' - 1 V: :fm '1 1 v . , L,,.,, e, .,A..,v,fM..-WMWW -. 'UPW11' 3 ii , sr M- ,fr F.H.A. The Future Homemakers of America is open to all girls who have taken or are taking a homemaking course in junior or senior high school. The purpose of this Club, advised by Mrs. Larson, is to promote better home planning and to interest further those who are con- sidering a career in Home Economics. i - V jfs K i A '- i z,-5'1 iw F.B.L.A. FBLA is one of the most important clubs in our school, Headed by Miss Mills, it helps to encour- age those interested in a business career, The experience and knowledge gained through discus- sions and guest speakers will aid the members in the business world. 5 1 S X S s z if 1 ll!!! I , 5 I 5 U fi .4 35 5 L 5 sf ,X- Social Sciences In today's fast-paced world people need a back- ground in the social sciences.The comprehension of current affairs, governments, social customs, and history, help us adjust in a modern society. Thus many studentstake a wide variety of courses, such as Psychology, World History, Modern Prob- Iems, and Economics. These classes broaden student understanding of past and present events, while preparing them to participate productively in a democracy. oreign Language 5 16 ,gv,.4.V, X .. f H, xr... S .. R HAR A ,L 7'-'fuk .. ' 'N ' I E .rn W 1. 1ff,,,jaU., X, , . , f . , H ,wp B, ,K N ,..,Q,,, . - .V . ,J f' 1 J. X ,Hz .L . , Q , W ,ww-f Q Vvf' 1Q'M'w 4 1 ' , WIN ' ma , QW , X MWA, A m wa, . .V ,-1. W-,ww 84 if 2. V, ey, ,. ww wan ,Www am sglifeff ' - 5 w A 1 wqw-,puma ln the Search for world peace, there will be many demands for a person with bilinguality. This is the importance of foreign languages and one rea- son why the enrollment in these courses is grow- ing steadily. lVlr. Horswell states, it introduces a student to a new cultural heritage. He can ap- ply his experiences to a new culture. When a student can apply his experiences to another country, it increases his understanding of other nations and his own. of Egg Speech A sincere desire to gain poise and confidence, whether in public or private life, motivates many students to take one of the proffered speech courses. it f' :s it f nt - Students in Speech I learn such basic elements as rhetoric, debate, and various methods to per- suade and influence an audience. Students in Speech il perfect their Speech I skills to compete in various tournaments around the state. Nlath The space-age has increased our dependence on the knowledge that trigonometry, M-6, and M-7 offer. Even the most basic mathe- matics course has become a vital part of big business. Enormous opportunities are found in the field of mathematics. The advanced math courses offer mental challenges to those who value them. 1 f X, A , , Q , f V, Li k .12 fi ' ' A A a A k 5 4 i Science Precision is the key to the mysteries of the science courses. Students solve problems with basic algebra and work with the many forms of matter and energy. Physics and the more involved sciences provide a detail- ed look at our environment and the major forces that affect it. The advanced courses, though more difficult, provide a fascinating range of possible solutions to the mysteries of our universe. ,,, Cold. And maybe you were, too About this time. A Little sluggish in the winter Classroom heat, not too fast On the subject, dragging Socially. It's a cold time, A slow time. But we did something, Many things. Compressed, Pictorial, here 's a winter, A life, one more step. 1' Q N w 'MW-xxx Q gi is i a j I b 5 5:5 EE! N ii ' x . i ak ' E S FSS' f 3 gi N' I am ,K Qs ., ..., ' 115 ' X M' r . WINTER w Q . : .N W - . - A M H -gwmmwmi Basketball This year was Parkrose's last in the Wilco League and with coach Frantz. We came short of our goal with fourth place but there was never a lack of enthusiasm from the team or the student body. Steve Jones was the team captain this year and was also voted the most valuable player. The most improved player was Ron Brallier. He started in about half the games and is expected to be one of the more valuable players next year. Tom Kraus and Gary Harm were voted the most inspirational players Basketball Parkrose Lake Oswego Parkrose Central Catholic Parkrose Marshall Parkrose West Linn Parkrose Sandy Parkrose Mollala Parkrose Jesuit Parkrose Wy'East Parkrose Silverton Parkrose Canby Parkrose Reynolds Parkrose Estacada Parkrose 62 The Dalles Parkrose 52 Reynolds Parkrose 75 The Dalles 55 Parkrose 54 Sandy 49 Parkrose 67 Nlollala 42 Parkrose 60 Jesuit 45 Parkrose 45 Wy'East 63 Parkrose 53 Silverton 45 Parkrose 62 Canby 53 Parkrose 53 Estacada 39 Team Record Jones Kraus Davies Robertson Bral l ier Van Atta Boley Sprick Harm Vickery Broms Waritz Brown Others JAL BasketbaH Doug Abbott Steve Baker Don Berglund Gary Bickford Tim Brown Don Campbell Chuck Haglund Rick Hancock Doug Hopper Bruce Kennedy Barry Nutter Kyle Osburn Wade Sallee Dale Stefiuk Dan Waritz Mark Weiss ,.,, f J. V. Basketball Rally Oueen: Debbie Molleston, Chris Holmes, Barbara Kelly, Kathy Edwards, Brenda McGrevv, Carole Anderson, April Williams Bob Olguin Mark Philips Alan Ham Rocky Rogers Terry Kennedy Jerry Hunt Gary Neilson Doug Corbin John Bjorkman Kelly Suchy Ken Wilson Alan Tuttle Ken Billson Scott Olson Dave Saunders Tom Duncan Don Gore Joel Selling Craig Tilley Gerry Flood Harry Bell Dave Sargent Dan Larkins Rick Newell Dave Powell Jim Lowe John Thorgranson Bruce Alton Don Montgomery Don Wright Dave Tillford John Freed John Smith Jerry Norman John Bamford Coach: George Meyers Joseph Cardoza Wrestling Parkrose 38 Wilson 25 9 Madison 38 53 Jefferson 8 27 Centennial 22 33 Molalla 23 41 Sandy 16 26 North Salem 29 10 Silverton 46 13 Canby 43 18 Estacada 30 17 Wy'East 34 27 The Dalles 25 37 Reynolds 13 7 wins 6 losses fits Two Parkrose wrestlers qualified for state competition this year, Ken Wilson and Alan Tuttle. Ken lost his first match, and was eliminated from the tournament. Alan won his first match but lost his second. The wrestling team learned many intricate holds from their new coach, George Meyers. Mr. Meyers proved to be an excellent instructor as he coached his team to a seven win, six loss season. 4 fi if sz 95 1 Vonda Allred Joyce Angelos Susan Batterson Karen Cook Sandra Fish Claudia Hall Laurie Howton Cindy Johnson Gail Lund Linda Meyers Diane Parrish Susan Stevenson WIN 2 GIRLS The Dalles Albany David Douglas Newberg McMinnville MoNary LOSS 1 2 1 2 1 Ronald Bauer Terry Davis Frank Egelston Virgil Hansen Steve Holmes Jim Kirby Ken Krase Manx Labsch John Lankford Steve Lewis James Stotler Mike Thompson Russell Stevenson Casey Wamble Richard Walsh WIN 2 2 1 BOYS The Dalles Albany David Douglas McMinnville McNary s LOSS 1 2 W' FTM Q 'Q Gymnastics The Parkrose gymnastics team finished their second year of competition with eight wins and nine losses. Competing on the parallel bars, Jim Kirby won second place. Jim, John Lank- ford, and Rick Walsh placed in the top eight at the district meet and qualified for state compe- tition. The boys' team qualified fourth in over-all competition. Gail Vincent was the only girl from Parkrose to qualify for the state meet. She did this in free- floor exercise. The girls' team did not place in the top ten. Coach Bettendorf states, 'Park- rose gymnastics team has a very good chance of finishing second or third next year in the Metro league. 'FK' ww' .-f 'Mf - -.N 'vm 1' a . QM 2 , I , , W, 2 i if MM , R55 at s S f, 2 5' 4. . A , '25 5 J, Q 3 K 5 K P 8 68 Q gf is W A U54 gg, ,,5L'l . v Qi' Q- mi ,tb '- ,-w, xx. vt L 'fi Senior Ball Christmas The announcement of Miss Merry Christmas and Miss Snowflake brought to an end the efforts of the stu- dents' participation in the toy drive. Pat Harlow, Miss Merry Christmas, and Donna Weis, Miss Snow- flake, reigned over the Christmas Dance. Nancy Metcalf and Debbie Molleston were the Soph- omore Class princesses and Debbie Blair and Cindy Raser were the Senior Class princesses. Alpha-l- Daka sponsored the dance, which was open to all students. Nets of balloons decorated the walls and ceiling of the cafeteria to create the Valentine theme ofthe Sweethearts' Ball. Debbie Blair was honor- ed as Queen of the Sweetheart Court. Marsha Ehr and Sue Gossling, senior princesses, Cindy Taylor and Joan Pierce, junior princesses, and Debbie McGuire and Debbie Mol leston, sophomore princesses, completed the court. The Lettermen's Club sponsored the dance and provided refreshments of cake and punch. Club president Kip Veit presided as Master of Cere- monies. l Sweethearts' Ball QS 52 J 22' 41 Yffiffv? ij ww :M Y li NW' 'fm 131 Q Wf q , Q, F N9 , f 31 X .. 5 Q G gk' . gm, Y A f b ' Wy if www X5 4 W 6: X Q if F, if ,L we MP5 sf V M wig? 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Once a week they meet for rehearsal which helps them to prepare for their many presentations. This year they performed at school functions, luncheons, and the parent's dance. is 9' .,,, ., ,W Pep Band Pep Band, consisting of Concert and Varsity Band members, has contributed more than its share of enthusiasm and support to this year's basketball team. Playing at pep assemblies, all home games, and other engagements throughout the year, the band has been an asset to the school. Parkrose owes its thanks to the band for the job which it accepted and completed so successfully. Forensics The Forensics Club, formed to meet an interest in public speaking, spent a busy year preparing speeches and participating in speech tourna- ments throughout the state. At meetings, members presented a wide range of selections for criticism and advice. Forensics has provided an excell- ent interest club for the talented speakers of Parkrose. Deutscher Verein German Club has helped to bring new and interesting foreign cultures to the German- speaking students of Parkrose. From con- tributions, dues, and money-making pro- jects, the German Club awardsa scholar- ship to the most outstanding sen i o r German student of the year. The members of German Club have expe- rienced a small sample of what it would be like to live in another country. Club advisor Frau Fincher helped to make our German heritage of interest to everyone. Entre Nous Entre Nous was organized for the express purpose of acquainting its members with foods and cultures other than their own. Returned travellers who brought items of interest for the members to see were the highlights of the program and dinner evenings held by this club. Los Aficianados Members of Los Aficianados enjoyed many Latin- flavored experiences throughout the year. Several dinners were organized during the school year to familiarize the students with foreign foods and cultures. The Spanish CIub's main project for the year was the sponsoring of a small Mexican orphan, Angel Garcia. Throughout the year, the club received correspondence from their charge. One of the most interesting undertakings was the Spanish IV student's trip to Mexico this summer. Senor Horswell is the advisor to this culture- steeped club. Ski Team The members of the Parkrose Ski Club spent every Saturday during January and February skiing at Multi- por. Extra stamina is required to spend a whole day skiing on the snowy slopes. Anyone who is interested in trying a new and excit- ing sport is welcome to join. 83 W Q I if Qw g Q I Q X 1 A-5 r J'l 'l'7 in i S Pep Club Although the main purpose of Pep Club is to sup- port the Broncos at all the games, the members take part in many other activities, such as Twirp Week and the sale of Valegrams. During Home- coming Week, the members sold the Mums which have become a tradition at Parkrose. A diversified organization like Pep Club serves Parkrose in many ways and is a credit to our school. Lettermen's Club The Lettermen's Club is open to all -boys who have earned a Parkrose High School varsity letter. The members provided service to the school in many capacities, including the operation of the change booth in the cafetorium all year. They gathered wood for the Homecoming Bonfire, and also sponsored the annual Sweethearts' Ball. Our thanksto the members of Lettermen's Club and their president, Kip Viet for their participation in school activities. 87 .L as ' I f f yi-1-rf:-,,5,E.51g..1Q1ii,gfsu,W,sii3,,1'---in-W H 'il tl, r is 11 ,gy ,i my ffif' ' in ,, ii, 3 Enghsh All English courses depend on onething-communication,whether it be through films, lectures, panels or seminars. Advanced senior English classes have uti- lized seminar to its utmost with a free interplay of thoughts and ideas. Both senior and advanced ju- nior students take a specialized look at English literature through a blend of films, lectures, and creative writing. Those students participating in the Humanities courses blend English with other forms of expression such as drama, music and art. The future looks bright for the English department with the pos- sible additions of new elective courses which encompass the goals and ideals of the total stu- dent. if i 6 w 1 I Art The different fields of art are interesting and useful. A student is taught about colors, forms, textures, shapes,and howto usethem effectively. Having learned this, he works with water colors, chalk, and ink. The more advanced students use silk screens, clay, and oils. Two main assets arise from this class, an in- crease in student perception, and the develop- ment of free, creative expression. The cultiva- tion of individuality leads to ideas for a better community. Music This year proved to be one of the Choral Depart- ment's busiest. Besides the fall and spring con- certs, the Debonaires sang at a banquet for Gov- ernor McCall, were finalists at the Speech Arts Festival, and were the official entertainment at the Oregon Junior Miss Pageant. Assisted by the orchestra, the Choral Department wound up their year with the traditional spring musical. The band made many contributions to our school, supporting our school spirit and performing at pep assemblies and at half-time during the games. ln the fall, winter, and spring, they staged con- certs, playing music from all areas. In competi- tion at the Wilco League Band Festival, 22 of our students were placed in the Honor Band. At graduation they played the Alma Mater, closing the year of 1967-68. Z F ! x AGS' Alf , lu , Z , Drama Drama is one ofthe courses which, like speech, provides enjoyment to many, as weli as an opportunity for performance in conjunction with study. Acting as an art and a discipline is promoted through various assignments, where talent can be formed and developed. L :': my ,, Q, X A S I ff f 1 R ..,, N Q I . Did you join? Participate or cornpete?Li11e it up, Down, lie around, hate The winter, love the spring? Here. Spring, sports Girlsfcarsfclubs and so many Sunshine things under a New sky with the flower Weather. 2 Y 5 E 1 7.6 4 .1 v-4 I . . aww... - W- ,Je Was, - A511519 ' ' I ,. -f vvvv 1 ' ' ,355 V ' ,Egg 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111. QW r a -QJW 1 1 1 1 1 fi ' .JW MJF' 1 , J '4 ,h w A 1 jj' ' 12325, 1 3:1 11. .nf ' ' AL ff ,. , , 1 wt .6555 .1-1:::fa. : :if1 ' we ' '- , 1 -.1 4 .Q ' -arm, .1525 H l 511 J 1 11' if - 'Q ' ' . Ig' f 1 A 'ern 'kj . - 1 - 'ws' G W W Zi! X A lk ' ' f ' Lfw 111. i , ,. 1 A . . QL ,ug 11 ' A ,. 1 hx . W - Q1 ' N , 'fv:1i?a,.:,.,2,-,, F '1 1 awww v.- a n A mff '?..,14 .. -. ' WW? . 'H . Ji mi' , . ' 1 VG'-'I Ulf ' my : W I , ' 'Q 5 V 'N A -am. 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This season two records were broken as the 440 relay team set a new time of 43.8. The second record was made by the mile relay team consisting of Alhberg, Ominski, Ried- miller, and Wellman for 3:31.0. The combined efforts of the coaches, captains, and team made this season a very successful one. JRE: 3 i L gf., WM rl? Wfif'?SiH-yff' X' ' I Q , Q A - 'A N fl il, L is ef in K 3 s Q 2 Q Z E 3 f E S i E 5 E 3 BOY'S TENNIS League: David Douglas Catlin Gabel Canby Hood River Molalla Jesuit The Dalles Reynolds Hood River GIRL'S TENNIS League: Catlin Gable Wy'East David Douglas David Douglas Canby Estacada Sandy The Dalles Canby Reynolds Here There Here Here Here There Here Here There There There There Here Here Here Here There There Here Tennis Roster Girls' Terri Walker Pat Burgin Janet Bennett Suzie Wolfer Kirby Johnston Sue Brown Denise Deane Valerie Charbonneau Sandy Duncan Pat Lee Pat Mowat Carrie Cameron Roster Boys' Jim Brandt Dennis Deane Chris Doherty Scott Everest Marc Ford Jeff Johnston Nick Mariana Bob McCartney Dan Nichols Bob Olguin Clay Osborn Jim Robinson Bob Warren 5 1 ! 1 u Q i Baseball This year the baseball team contained twenty-one players, a few of which earn- ed places in All League and All State teams. Kip Veit and Dave Kuykendall were placed on the All League team, and Rick Hansen received an Honorable Mention. For the All State team, Veit and Kuykendall again earned positions. Although the Parkrose Broncos had sev- eral excellent players, they still worked as a record of ten wins and four losses. Z 'Q .u i 5 W, ,J 355 5 ,, ,x ,,.. ,J ,www if , H3 Q -,,.. Q --gi u ' 'XS' ffm, ,X iqyflrngrl Bragg: h iv fmt' fwflft' 5 ARL 'bil-2 f fp hxk, 'if i' ' , Ei A YT, Wai' -fri Ez H335 -. '1-Q ffii uf 5 , 'K he Q X R E f 3 J.. pt, , we K VARSITY BASEBALL Gene Drais Jerry Hagist Rick Hansen - Captain Gregg Haslet Dave Kuykendall Verne Lusby Doug Roberts George Rueff - Manager Bob Stacey Kent Shibley Kip Veit Jack Zannelo - Trainer Gary Boley 108 Ron Brallier Doug Britt - Trainer Ric Broms Mike Hanes Randy Hughes Tom Kraus Bill Krieger Marvin Labsch Mike Nelson Mark Rudolph - Manager Jack Thompson Dan Waritz WE? 2 P V25 K' With a strong mound staff and all-staters Dave Kuykendall i2bl and Kip Veit lcatcherl, Parkrose fought its way through a tough schedule to a 13-7 season record, a 10-4 league record, and a third place finish in the Wilco league. Highlights of the season included the hitting of Veit and Kuykendall and the pitching of three juniors, lefty lVlarv Labsch, fastballer Jack Thompson, and all-around player Gary Boley. Rick Hansen, senior first baseman, was an honorable mention choice for all-league honors. Coach Jim Gay will take a strong squad into the Metro League. He has compiled an enviable coaching record, with five baseball championships in eleven years in the Wilco league and one second place state finish, in 1960. fw f fi 1' J.V. Baseball G 0 BOYS' AND GIRLS' BOY'S ROSTER Jack Robertson Richard Lovely Harv Wardwell Bob Jarvis Tom Over Jim Hadley Dale Stefuik Craig Savage Bill Proby Mike Heely GOLF TEAIVIS GIRL'S ROSTER Terri Allen Kathi Beeber Patti Bergstrom Barb Becker Nancy Van Rooey Jan Norlin Becki Hamilton Sandi Jossi Ginni Pos WINILOSS RECORD: Boys' win-loss: 14 and 8 Girls' win-loss: 5 and 7 aka' f Ti, ,,,,, , 'vii lmr .Q . 9 X L 4 ATX ' N A' , V gg ,QL , , H 44 Q s .LA 5 ' A -sk. X Basketball. . Wrestling. . . Track .,... Football . . . Football Pass Football Kick Golf ...... Bowling.. . . Tennis . . . Handball. . . Free Throws . Trojans Class of '68 Class of '68 Class of '68 Kip Veit Rick Hansen Tom Over Boyd Butterfield Rick Hansen . . . . .Gary Harm Gary Harm Intramural Champions Coordinators Steve Jones Jack Robertson 4 Coach of the Year Once again the coaches nominated and elected the coach of the year. Their choice for '68 was Coach Johnson. Mr. Johnson has been the Track Coach for eight years, This year he produced an exceptional team. They took district and rated 17 points at state, the highest number of points scored in a state meet by any team from Parkrose. I ,Mfr N-f'.,Xv. 2 E5'N,,i -vw v K .l ,N Ad, zfff , 'ww Qiwfwwr 1 05' ,KY , ,,-an n 'S is if . Father-Daughter-Son Banquet Once again the Dads' Club of Parkrose High turned the Father-Daughter-Son Banquet into a successful and enjoyable evening for all who attended. A fashion show, sponsored by Rhodes, presented a preview look into 1968 spring fash- ions. The Paint Your Wagon cast presented a few scenes from their play. During the ban- quet, a number of door prizes were given away. Some of the profits from this banquet provide funds for the Dads' Club scholarship. Emerald Isle Couples who attended the Jr. Sr. Prom this year, entered through an emerald isle designating the theme of the formal dance sponsored by the Junior Class. White arches and a flowing fountain, added to the enchanting and romantic atmosphere of the evening, as couples danced gracefully to the Rex Putnam Dance Band. ll7 M! 8 1. I 'Ha z i f , iw ' v , A .v- ffs gag ,M x Z fs Paint Your Wagon N-of I W , 57, L, ,,,5., W Q: f , . A Q, f :ifiii-'1i5i'g:i , ' f TX: , ff ,.,, ,xp .14 M' fi . 1 X K f , I . I , , ,A ., , is ., Wzfwi2 1 , , 2.fw,Ef'Vf ' 2 ' Q ' ' E 5 fi 5 M . . . WY ..,. .. ,222 1 ,L iw lsr? Sim, yf, g . 1. f .V f , --.aes ff' '. , if . - ,,.'.,,vf wb-wk Q kd f 1 S, , , ..,,. 3, , :wi I Q K 5 3 E ,gli . ., 3 4,5 3 W, J .mi - ff f 1? ,Q F A -N ho i fe ,Q ,,,. ,ii .. ,. felis , 1 ,Q f f i f i K 1 3' , VS 51.. , fm ' . Mm , gf , X f 5 XA' A 1 1 Fw , - :Ay , ,, ,K A k f j,,,,, E, .- X ,A f 3 s I 3 S M' Choraliers 'IRI' 21.13, , - 4 ,N nf Aa A Aww? gr .. 5 gfjyw ,Q . XRES . , ge mei? s ,si '- - if 'faiuegffk' 'NX K in 4' fe 2 ' '- .ss N- , f 'F Fw ? L41 f ,, f EJ E I fig' f 7 f' .Q Q ,,,,,, , 32 2 1. 3 1, ? .5 Shana The Sophomore girl's service club, Shana, had many activities. The members made Christmas stockings, served at the Spaghetti Dinner,worked in the concession stands during games, and as- sisted with programs and seati-ng at Baccalaureate The members organized an official constitution, something that Shana has never had. In addition, they ordered new sweatshirts emblazoned with the club name and symbol. SHANA OFFICERS Debbie Stodd - President Ann Bargar - Vice President Pat Bergstrom - Secretary Carrie Cameron - Treasurer Debbie Osborn - Inter-Club Council Rep. Alpha-I-Daka The past year has been a rewarding one for Alpha- I-Daka, the junior girls' service club. The girls started the year off by serving at the Homecoming dinner. An added highlight to the club's activities was the selection of new club sweatshirts and emblems. Twana-Kai Twana-Kai, the senior girls' service club, partic- ipated in many activities throughout the year. At Christmas, president Christy Everest headed a clothing drive for the poor. In addition they spon- sored bake sales to finance the Cotton-Cord, the annual spring informal dance. F Delta Sigma Rho This is the second year the senior boys' service club, Delta Sigma Rho, has been in existence. They performed many services for the school, such as patrollingthe parking lot during noon and changing the activities board in the cafetorium. Ourthanks go to president Lee Welch andthe other members of Delta Sigma Rho for their services. 129 Girls' League This year has been highlighted by the variety of Girls' League meetings which have been pre- sented. President Lynn Hongo and the other officers, Diane Jordan, Mary Moore, Vicki Evans, Karen Warrington, Georgia Marumoto, and Linda Brown, did an outstanding job of making the meet- ings a treat to be anticipated. The meetings included a discussion by a panel of studentbody presidents, the Big and Little Sister Tea, and the selection of the Girl of the Year. The enthusiasm of the officers and Miss Masters, the new advisor, have helped to make Girls' League a club of which this school can be proud. I Girls of The Month WENDOLYNN HONGO NANCY METCALF DEBRA BLAIR September: Leadership October: Friendliness November: Personal ity GIRL OF THE YEAR Y 4 DIANE JORDAN NANCY TAKEUCHI LUCY EDWARDS December: Sincerity January: Wisdom February.' Citizenship GRETCHEN BARE STANA DOTY VONDA ALLRED March: Loyalty April: Courtesy May: Service ' . , ,A mw,,MQ.iiL-fs ,,.,k-3.-X. -ji? 'U .... 5 ., 3 f ,I , 5+ , f. f , . 'W f '- 24:3 -. Q- ,.-v+gA,,:,w,.72::' f':fp-f-gf, Sw , A . A fi V W V . P H X. . ' 4' 'fa 'kwa Ji.: , gjff fe'wif+'f3?fifffQf'wr S, 1 .F 4 Vg ' ,Qnffyy ff ,uf , fmfg5ggmrgf:hfg21.ii'5fL1 Q ,N W , ,K , ,ml ,. , , I fu' S 1 ' 5. Q '5 ' - ' if , Jgzm w iz' ' my 'f?2zi:igg,.3gg5'ffl?Q:f'f2ffQaa fl . w- , gasggggfiiggi-jfgzxswfQ,z-395,55-A . , ae K ' ' 144 ' 'J ' Eff Ll , -K 'ff , eswg,-Zgwxgf - A- it W2 S' '51 gig 41,735 1 Q 'V 4' ' L- ,W ' um, 4 1 w x F.T.A. Future Teachers of America serves as both a serv- ice and an interest organization. An informal in- duction marked the beginning ofa worthwhile year. Selling at the concession stands at the football games and preparing Christmas baskets were only two of the activities the members took part in dur- ing the year. These activities were brought to a close with the annual picnic in May. i . 1 r i I 2 i 11 M Q, wa 4, ' U ft 25,0 A A . ,105 . . ,af 4- , 'frm fi' ,L ,ri l , 3' 4,91 , ,al .f 'JPY 9 Q alia ' Y nf , 1: is ' u fa 5 'D ,fr R 4-an ' -4 '-'H' rt is iff A Antigone, David and Lisa, and The Haunting of Hill House...'...these are just a few of the productions staged by Thespian Troop 1783 of Parkrose. They participated in dra- matic competition atthe Speech and Dramatic Arts Festival held at the University of Port- land, and in the State Thespian Conference at McMinnville. They also entertained with cuttings at the Budget Dessert, and at the Parents' Thank You Dance held in May. This year, two of the third-year Thespian mem- bers were employed by Mrs. Findlay as drama coaches for the spring musical, Paint Your Wagon. Proceeds of a pickIe saIe , in addition to other net profits received throughout the year, have helped to provide scholarships for seniors in drama or drama production. Thespians Literary Review Literary Review is a school-sponsored, student-produced collection of prose and poetry reflecting student interests and talent. The annually produced Review was edited by a staff headed by Bob Stacey. Mr. Jepsen was the advisor. Bud Staff Twice monthly a staff of 25 published the Bud , our student newspaper. With deadlines to meet, pictures to take, in- terviews to be given and copy written, the members of the Bud were kept continually active. With an increase in pages and the introduction of the editorial essay, the Bud has made noteworthy contributions to Parkrose jour- 'L fi, , ,. mga , s ,,,,t i - - www nalism. Annual Staff Original talent is what the yearbook looks for in choosing its staff members. With an eye to the future with designs for lay-outs, selecting pictures and the seemingly endless job of copy- writing. The purpose of the annual staff is to produce the yearbook. The annual has been improved in the estimation of the staff and all who are concerned with its production. Under student direction, the Equus Ferox will be more concise and comprehensive than in the past, with the deletion of unnecessary blank space. The staff of the Equus Ferox wishes to thank all the teachers and students without whom this annual could never have been produced. 'ieiisg k - i3 v Y K ,L Home Economics Home Economics provides background for a future homemaker or wife. The beginning students are taught the basics of cooking and sewing, while the more advanced classes experiment with foreign foods and the construction of formals. This year some of the homemaking classes prepared foreign dinners for some of the prominent leaders in our community. Cooking and sewing are not the only two skills learned. The girls are also given a background in child care, home decorating, and grooming. . 4 J-...ls 5 4 :.::, Nf. g ,, ,V Vg , -Inf W' . -f f A,.f,,., 'f' ' ,::g',.. .. L K- 5 wi 4 S Tfiil if S' Zi ' m 3 lk 59? xi? 503' 'fi ,..-Lf'5i5'I'V5 S. 15451. 4 -I i lan, za :ix 1 2.1 wx? .z: ,ESU ?i!'YV'1Wf'35 :sf as --i'i'f3l'f f .15 5 if-31ff,z,i' 55 'Wffik' f:f':i2:..Q1 Lziieaif YT--f? i5'w5:.iv:lpz,tf1Q1'?ff , w E ff 121 ffs-fi' -Wg: 5, gg: xg xg '5 -22Pi1'if'Wp -fl-mgzt fzafff LL :fm ,5 ,ie fk fl f55fMIi 'Q5kf55E3',4fgFEi?S1555'fill f' iw -t,gvfx1w Vg, -..g.,.g,,,f ,jlwva 55?-, J' ,f -, 1:--L.: '-1? 'T :liLi0h:r',ff'5-5'if2 5 V , QW .i QQ -5 H -- .. .,L.. ,,,, ,S ,. , L if-35 sf 1.'gw:Q-,g 1' . 1:2-1Wf?37WlI'iCI5's F i5'5ff'?7'if Qi 'Q-f 1-'Q LL A X , -2-ww -iv e .,Q-1,,g4gQ?g:--sw-w'w V i 'lux . X ' 5:2 img ,Q aww I ,E ik I L -K F if5?2iQ52f,g Business Courses Some of the most practical courses offered at Parkrose are the business courses, teaching skills that are now required in almost all clerical fields of em- ployment. Typing, shorthand, business law and office practice, fall into this Category. The skills gained in these classes are just as beneficial to those who go on to col lege as they are to those who secure jobs after graduation. While specialization in an area of study confines a person to one field, a knowledge of all skills will develop the compe- tence that will result in better paying positions and promotional possibilities. Winer., Ag? 83 if gs i, Z' xi 5? Us A TT 2 Q2 s. Shops The various shop classes offered at Parkrose help develop mechanical ability - through care- ful instruction and long hours of practice. These courses resemble, in many respects, on-the-job training. As important as a college education is to a business executive, the shop courses are just as important to the student interested in technical and vocational fields. Physical Education . wi., . 5 .ti Physical education gives students a chance to train physically and mentally. The main goals of this class are to develop strength, agility, and coordination. A well-rounded schedule of football, basketball, swimming, and track help attain these goals. ln May, boys are given Marine Corps Fit- ness Tests to determine their physical ability. Physical fitness is important because the future will belong to those who are not only mentally fit - -but physically strong. 145 P' . W, if' higifig 'Q W 2 aus- 'ga Q NE dd K A 'fuk sr And the end. Your face, many others, Records, labelled, Signed against the wind Ofperpetual change and Held in the isolate Insult of the camera. As ifyou didn 't change. But...here you picture Is, your achievement, Loss, representation. Know, but it's the best The feeble maninstrument Can do to cap ture The beautiful. That's You, comadre, the elusive, Developing someone. You ,re different. Never Forget it. Always believe In it. Ignore the Camera lies. Sf lim? 45 Jef We WE 2445 Q15 '-JM Wx - ,Q X, Aff A .af If MSF? ,p ifigw X 1 gy Mg, , 5, Q 4.32 aw 3255 2555 K ' RP, -my, WSH Q, Wi?fg,x A iw ' 'limi E? 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' ' X , .V V wwwgww A I X , W wwQmzwmaafsaqfwwffmmwwmxwwbw 3 W my ,asf ef 2 ART Patricia Moberg Z Q-at ,zmfggg fs ' wen ' K If aaa - I nf ,, '3 fa VOCAL MUSIC Nancy Takeuchi ...I ,fm ,U rg I I I qw' In .IQ ,I W f-. -at ml. , I ,W f In g? ,- 1 Q A N xaag l l Q - If Iac Emo., ,4,M,:iQx5g -I -- tg . 1' II 4' E BABE RUTH Lee Welch BUSINESS ED UCAT Nancy Hardin ION Departmental Awards airway-of fzg,f,f,N,, ,ff ff' , nz, I ' ,,LV . X J I 1 xr a I S -I. BOSCH AND LOMB SCIENCE Jim Lott NATIONAL MATH David Shafer BABE RUTH Judith Armstrong -at Mi' ,gs F658 I IIIBIL I II Q ' V I .,..-,:, :- 5' I 1 '-.-au-, ' 'zafi rr If I SOCIAL SCIENCE Jack Robertson ,PV SOCIAL SCIENCE ENGLISH ENGLISH SPEECH Robert Stacey Linda Farris QY I 3 ' .. 'EI SENIOR SCIENCE Gregory Geist JOURNALISM Deborah Moy mi.-qt' 'QIWVXIQISSII ,.,, , IW., 5- . V A 'M w ifi? ig QL, ,111 I . ' iwilf . www vm ,3fi5,g!,w. 2, - ., I -.t- K INDUSTRIAL ARTS John Karge SOCIAL SCIENCE Lynne Coates ENGLISH Lechia Lundy 'Ha-aaa Ia. V -:am aa- ,QQ- W' I,,I., uv III I Q, 3' I' 9 I 'I' I MII I 4: Icp, I ' ' M E: I H , f .M , I I INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC Douglas Johnson HOMEMAKING Nancy Kuhlman FOREIGN LANGUAGE Douglas Gordanier SOCIAL SCIENCE Gretchen Bare VALEDICTORIAN Senior Awards Lynne Coates ranked first in her grad- uation class to receive Valedictorian honors. LYN N E C OATES SALUTATORIAN The honor of Salutatorian was earned by Pamela Amick, who ranked second scho- lastically in her class. AMERICAN LEGION AWARD Pamela Amick, for qualities of honor, courage, service, scholarship and charac- ter, received the American Legion Award. PAMELA AMICK ALICE LATTA AWARD A strong interest in teaching as a pro- fession and the qualities of dedication, scholarship, and integrity earned Diana Wills the Alice Latta Award. DIANA WILLS nv ' , 4 .afar Lui' X NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY AWARD Character, leadership, scholarship and service gained Richard Hendrickson the National Honor Society Award. RICHARD HENDRICKSON BARBARA COWPERTHWAITE AWARD Linda Farris,for her leadership and school service, received the Barbara Cowper- thwaite Award. DANFORTH FOUNDATION AWARD For outstanding personal development and leadership, Lucy Edwards was chosen to receive the Danforth Foundation Award. LUCY EDWARDS DANFORTH FOUNDATION AWARD Senior Awards LINDA FARRIS For outstanding personal development and leadership, Ronald Krieger was chosen to receive the Danforth Foundation Award. OUTSTANDING BOY AWARD For superior leadership, sportsmanship, and service to the school, Ronald Krieger was named Outstanding Boy. OUTSTANDING GIRL AWARD Gretchen Bare, recipient of the Outstan- ding Girl Award, has engaged actively in school life. GRETCHEN BARE RONALD KRIEGER Senior Awards THESPIAN AWARD ANNETTE .roi-rNsoN ' KlP VEIT AMERICAN LEGION AWARD Robert Stacey, for qualities of honor, courage, service, scholarship and charac- ter, received the American Legion Award. Annette Johnson was presented the Thes- plan Award for her outstanding contri- bution in the field of drama. RALPH MILLER AWARD Presented for athletic noeenr sTAc EY accomplishment and sportsmanship,the Ralph Miller Award was earned by Douglas Wellman. TED MCFERRON AWARD For his skill and contribution to varsity baseball, the Ted McFerron Award was presented to Kip Veit. BETTY CROCKER AWARD DOUGLAS WELLMAN For her score on the annual SRA exami- nation in homemaking, Janet McFadden was named award winner. JANET MCFADDEN Foreign Mary Moore Last summer Mary Moore was our American Field Service representative in Germany. While in Germany she had the opportunity of meeting and learning much about the people, and states that it was the best possible experience she could have had and that she would do it again if she could. She sincerely believes in the American Field Service Motto. Walk together, talk. together, oh yew people of the earth, then and only then shall ye know peace. Exchange JiH VVaters Jill Waters, from Sussex, England, had the honor of being a foreign exchange student in the United States. While in Parkrose she stayed with the Hansen family. Looking back on her months spent at Parkrose, she has contributed greatly to the student body. She was a member of the girls' track team, a member, of Honor Society, and sold to the highest bidder on our annual slave day. Her warm personality and friendly smile will be missed by evervone. ' :lit ' , 7 I ,,, , I s E2 5' - if H Q, M I ? WQgi1 X QW -3 ., JF? -5-,Li-',L'iWgg 4.3 V H 1 4,15 W' 59 . Jw My ,JL ,Ax Lf , '-we-uqww Cz 'Q ,. ig ,asgvr f rx 'W . :f-' A-M !w f ' ,,-- Y ? lv sf :LJ- 4..- 1 , x a Lxll 1l!s w.,,Z.s. . 1 1 mp, V . F ,-if ws 'H . 1? .Q W yy f ff 1? Nr A 4 I A9 A AW- O 'Q , 1 N , Hx-ey All-Night Party The parents of the Class of '68 made the all night party a night to remember as they turned the halls of Parkrose High into The Barbary Coast . Attractive and creative decorations set the scene for this evening of fun and enjoyment. Seniors were kept active dancing, swimming, playing games, and eating. A breakfast of ham and eggs was served at 4 A.M., to all those who had managed to build up an appetite during the night. We owe our thanks to all of our parents for making our all night party such a wonderful and special occasion. l6l up- ' .-A E M if The Barbary Coast TEN Class of '68 As their high school years come to a close, the Class of '68 will remember the many rewarding experiences and achievements that were made here at Parkrose High. The seniors have provided outstand- ing leadership and service to our school, and their marks will long remain. As they graduate and leave the halls of Parkrose, learning to make a future for themselves, we wish them the best of luck in whatever they do. Senior Class Officers A President: Peter Borden Vice-President: Duane Carlson Secretary: Jacque Hancock Treasurer: Martha Fredrickson Sargeants-at-Arms: Dean Moss Roger Keller PETER BORDEN JACOUE MARTHA DEAN HANCOCK FREDRICKSON MOSS DUANE CARLSON ROGER KELLER A I . 7 tfr 1 f,. A ' Wt? L it E 'ia m it trsr e E my , E. tll 'gg GARY GERALDINE ABBOTT ANDERSON VONDA ALLRED ROBERT ABDICH JOAN ANDERSON STEVEN T AHLBERG CHARLES MARY ADAMS ANDERSON SHARON MARJORIE PAMELA GAYLENE AGNER ALBERTSON AMICK ANG ELOS GORJEAN GRETC HEN ARMEN BARE WI LLETHA AST SUSAN BATTERSON JUDITH ARMSTRONG MICHAEL BAKER , , LARRY SHELLEY ARTMAN BAUER GARY CAROL TERESE DONALD ASHENBRENNER BABCOCK BALONE BEAN SUSAN ROBERT BELL BLASCHKE DEBRA BLAIR JANET BEN NETT f LORETTA BLAT C I- DONNA BI LLSON BEVERLY ANNE BERGSTROM BLEYS LINDA SUSAN ALICE MARTHA v BERRY BLAGBURN BLANK BLOIVIOUIST 7 KARLA BARBARA BOOTH BUCKLEY STEPHEN BRADY I CURTIS ' BURG ESS PETER BORDEN DIANE BROWN DEBIE PATRICIA , BORLAND BURGIN CRAIG FAWN WALTER MICHAEL BOUCHER BRANTNER BRUHN BURKE CHRISTINE CATHERINE BURNETT CLARK DAVID CHEREN BOYD BUTTERFIELD JACOUE C LARK JAMES CARLSON CHERYL LYNN CALCAGNO COATES GARY VALERIE LINDA PATRICIA CANTY CI-IARBONNEAU CHICK COLAHAN JAMES DENNIS COURTNEY DEANE DORENE DA RROW PATRICIA DIEBEL WI LL IAM CROMB RONALD DAVIES GARY JAMES DAHL DIEHL PHILIP MICHAEL KENNETH DONNA DANAHER DASEN DAZEY DIERICKX DONALD STEVEN DI LLMAN EDER GAYLE DUNN LARAINE D'INNOCENTE LUCY EDWARDS GENE DRAIS CHRISTOPHER MARCIA DOHERTY EHR STANA JOHN TERESA JEA N DOTY DUBAY DUVA LL ELLIOTT SUSAN LINDA EIVIBURG FARRIS CHRISTY EVERIST SHERRY FLAMING STEPHEN ENIIG WAYNE FAHRION PAULINE MARC US EVARTS FORD TERRY MARILYN VIRGINIA MARTHA EVEREST FA DE NREC HT FARR FREDRICKSEN RONALD JOYCE FULCH ER GRANT DOUGLAS GORDAN I ER JOHN GARCIA DAVID GREENE GREGORY GEIST JOANNE MICHAEL GARDINER HADLEY MAUREEN NANCY SUSAN JAN I S GAWTHORNE G ILLILAND GOSSLING HAFTORSON JERRY NANCY HAG IST HARD IN DENNIS HALL W PATRICIA HARLOW JAMES HAIR RIC HARD HANSEN DANIEL GARY HALL HARM - DAVID JACOUELYN LINDA DIAN NA HALL HANCOCK HARDIN HARRIS LINDA HOWARD HASBROOK HESTER RICHARD HENDRICKSON GREGORY HASLETT VIRGINIA HEWITT PAMELA ,f HELVEY JON DENNIS HAYNES HILDRETH IVIICHELE ROBERT KELLY SANDRA HEALY HENDRICKSON HENDRYX HOFFMAN I7 JOANN ROGER HOLEN HUNTER LAURIE HOVVTON JOHN HY NES DANIEL HOLM GERALD HUNT STEVEN KAREN HOLMES INGRAM T WENDOLYN KATHRYN DIANA GAIL HONGO HUDSON HUNTER JENSEN CRAIG DIANNE JOHNDOHL JORDAN ROBERT JOHNSTON i ANNETTE JOHNSON JAMES JOSLIN DOUGLAS JOHNSON BROOKE KATHLEEN JOHNSON JUDKINS DOROTHY KENNETH STEPHEN JOHN JOHNSON JOHNSON JONES KARGE 7 ROD SARA KAUTZ KIMBRELL JAMES KELLEY THORUNN KING PAUL KECK JANIE KEMP GARY DONNA KELLER KIRIEVSKY ROGER LARRY MARSHALL NANCY KELLER KELLEY KENNEDY KNIGHT PHILIP NANCY KOGLIN KUHLMAN DIANE KUCHLER RICHARD KREI N DAVID KUYKENDALL RONALD KRIEGER LAVON ROBERT KRETSCHMER LAMB GARY CHRISTINE CAROL KAY KREUZER KRUGGEL KUECHLE LAMBERT CLAUDIA RICHARD LANGMAN LOVELY MORGAN LAVI N JAMES LOWE MARY LANGSTON PAMELA LEUTHOLD A f DAVID SHARON LA PORE LOWER CAROL STEPHEN MICHAEL GAIL LARSON LEBSACK LEWIS LUND LECHIA JAMES LUNDY MC MULLEN REBECCA MC GREW VERNE LUSBY BEVERLY MC NUTT LEO NA MC CALLUM MICHAEL JOHN LYMAN MC OUAW GEORGIA JANET KIP GEORGE MC ARTHUR MC FADDEN MC KENZIE MAC GILLIS JAN ICE GEORGIA MALAFOURIS MARU MOTO EDWARD MARTENS JEAN MATHESON MICHAEL MALANAPHY JON MARTIN BARBARA CAREN MARSH MATTHEWS DANIEL GERALD VIVIAN WANDA MARSH MARTIN MARTIN MATTSON PATRICIA PATRICIA MATUSESKI MOBERG RONALD MILLER PATRICIA MELVIN MARY MOORE I . D'ANN MELJSER CLAUDIA SUSAN MENG MOORE ' NANCY C I-IARLES LARRY CHARLA METCALF MILLER MISNER MORGAN 4 1. A , U' lizi A ii f . 7-L Jywff - . .X QWSQQ 5,km.:,r , X,-M ,.-:'L, SHERMAN PATRICIA MORRILL NELSON NANC Y MURRAY TERRI NELSON DEAN MOSS MARILYN NAGGIER 4 DEBORAH RUTH mov NIELSEN b L, . f..-- 1 2, -,,. , Mies' -ii' wif wx- .qi - , f ' ,MU I . .. L AUDRI E STEPHEN JOHN GARY MULLINIX MURRAY NELSON NIELSON BEVERLY MARILYN O'KELLY PAULSON SALLY PARRISH DOROTHY OLGUI N KATHRYN PAYNE MICHELLE T PARKS MARGARET GEORGE OWEN PEIL FRANCES D IANA JACK WENDIE PALMER PARRISH PATRICK PENDERGRAFT KARIN RANDALL PETERSON PRIEST COREEN POLLY CAROL PURVI NE KENNETH PETRI PAMELA PRIDEAUX ROBERT DONALD PFEIFER OUI LLEN T ADELHEIDE JULIANNE BRIAN CYNTHIA PHILBROOK POTAMPA PEACOCK RAS ER JOHN GLORIA REED ROBINSON JOHN ROBERTSON KENNETH REED DAVID ROGERS MARTA ROALSEN CATHI E DAVID REYNOLDS ROOT JUDITH DOUGLAS BRUCE GARY RITT ROBERTS ROBINSON ROSANDER 7 ROBERT DAVE RUPE SCHLAHT JAMES SCHELOT WAYNE SCHOCK GARY RYAN WILLIAM SCI-IIFFERDECKER SI-IERR I LL EDWARD SAVAGE SCOTT GEORGE SUZANNE BARBARA PATTI SCHALL SCHELOT SCHLEDEWITZ SEELY JOEL GERALD SELLING SIMMONS MARSHA SHIRLEY DANIEL SEM PERT SUSAN SIMMONS I LE GAY ', I SI-IAFER GARY JOHN SERVICE SIMPSON I DAVID KENT NANCY THOIVIAS SI-IAFER SHIBLEY SI-IUM SLEETH BURNELL TIMOTHY SMITH SPRICK JOHN SNODGRASS ROBERT STACEY GALE SMITH SHARON SPORE KATHY ROBERT I A A SMITH STADEY NANCY VICKY BRADFORD SUSAN SMITH SPENGLER SPRAGUE STEARNS 190 I SIDNEY CHARLES STEVENS SUTHERLAND HARRY STUERHOFF I I THERESA STEVENSON GARY SWENSON ERIC STOVER ERIC DARLYN STI LLER SWYERS MARY LARRIE KELLY NANCY STOCK STRONG S UC HY TAKEUCHI SHIRLEY THOMAS TATOM VARNADO ALAN TUTTLE MARYANN VEENTJER DENNIS THOMAS SHIRLEY VAN ATTA D I ANA KI P TOMBLESON VEIT LESLEY RICHARD KATHLEEN GAIL TURN I DGE VAN ATTA VAN LOM VINCENT PEGGY LEE WAGNER WELCH DALE WATKI NS RONALD WAGNER DOUG LAS WELLMAN ROD NEY - WARNER SUSAN DIANNA g I WALLACE WELLS Q ,I HARVEL JILL MONTY PATRICIA WARDWELL WATERS WEBSTER WESTFALL GARY GEORGE WHITEHEAD WOLC HESKY I KATHLEEN WILLIAMS DIANA WOLF DEBORAH WIERIMA ' KENNETH WILSON JO DELL RON WILKINSON WOODARD BRIAN DIANA HANS PAMELA WILLIAMS WILLS WINTERLICH WRIGHT SHARON ZIRSC HKY KIM 4 WYATT LY NEA WYATT COLLEEN YOUNG QI? KAREN VAN DEVENTER THOSE NOT SHOWN JANET ANDERSON GERALD ARNOLD GERALD BLANKENSHIP BERNARD BRA NDT DAVID CARLSON CHARLENE CARNEGIE ROBERT CARROLL LINDA CLARK GARY DEYO FRANK G ILLILAND JERRY GORDON DAVID HARGRAVE STEVEN HARRISON GERALD HOWARD MARTIN JOHANS EN LONN IE KEPPLER EDGAR LUSC H JERRY MC CLEARY LARRY MC C LEARY ROBERT PETERSON RONALD OUIGLEY ROBERT RI EDMILLER GEORGE RUEF SA N DRA STA MP DOUG LAS TAYLOR DYAN TURNER ROBERT WAKEHOUSE KIM WOOD JAC K ZANELLO i I 1 I 2 4 'J 4 w N A R 3 fk Mx A Class of '69 As juniors, the Class of '69 had the main responsibility of sponsoring the Jr. Sr. Prom. Like in the past, they carried out their task with enthusiasm and suc- cess. Next year, as seniors and head of the student body, the Class of '69 will be well pre- pared to provide the leadership and knowledge needed to guide upcoming sophomores and juniors. 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Janis Turner, Debra Twede. Jo Ann Vanden Akker, Scott Van Reenen, Therese Van Rooy, Nancy Vaezey, Cheryl Villarreal, Connie Voth, Lliane Waage, Beverly Waddell, Douglas Wagner, Shad Wahl, Karen Wallace, Lynn Ward, David Ward, Kristine Ward, Vicki Waritz, Daniel Warner, Janet Watson. Gayle Weis. Kathleen Weiss. Mark - Welch. Darlene Weld, Jeffery Wells, Kristi Wetterstrom, Harvey Weygandt, Mike White, Marcy Wiley, Yolanda April Marilyn Williams. Williams, Paul Terry Williams. Williams. Wilson. Lezlee Wilson, Tom Winter, Michael Winterlich. Joe Wiskoff, Eric Wiskoff, Kurt Wolfe, Don Wolfer, Susan Wood, Peggy Woodall, Ronald Woodside, Barbara Wright. Deborah Young, Timothy Zigler, Marilyn Jones. Marshall Karge. Arthur Kellams, Richard Kelly, George 213 4 Who was leading while you Labored? Who taught, Struggled, zlgriored, ClclSl'l63C1' withftofunderfbyfthrough You? Here they are. Arid irz Rows too, like you, Frozen irz a warm season With a cold photograph. They 're not whatyou knew, But here's aflzce, a tie, Classroom, some might Remember for a while. WMWMW 4 WWA,-f ' ' ' Q mkyws - M mimi I m e i . Q , kigeggk aka WAV N fs .gl T2 ii ' ' QQ 1 V. 4 Q4 , fm , ii i Uk x 25 , lvkggf Q- fe E25 , S . . ' 5 ' ff 1 A if 5' md . ' 53 - ' ' M, -- , jg x, PM 5232 , . Qi A gg f QA , -- W-,, A . V :tsl V ' H 1 - F 1 5.3 ' 1 A , . . 3 1 ' A .g if 3 Tk 515 cv A, . HQ A - gi 74: , , ' A! R. , Y V. - X 3 wfjgi , , I 1 , A, , , 35- ,E T , ,. vi N, .N Q, ,V 'AJ id ew , 1 ,. .J f H , , aff we i 1 ' ff 1 A f A he . :rt k E' . 55 W ., 2+ 114 . -' , - ,- -m' ' -rx, ,g- ,5?- - 1 ' Y , 'F . f, , ix , ww w-fs, 5 ' ' N 'WMM W' V ,Q f , . I ' ' milf fi X A 41, f - 154. I 4 , t '- Ag K ff' ' ' ' 1 1 QB' , ff gf ' 1' ' ' may ' 42,5555 V l W, 1 ,565 1 L X' -sksixfiw , , MH , ., N . , wg ff.'pw,'fW' ., 4-v:f+ .,,. law M X ' ' ,, , 4. ' ' ga W :W ,M g i diggs, AnuvuNl sTnATloN Principal lVlr. Anderson As this school year ends one must express pessimism concerning mankind's ability to live together in a reasonable and realistic manner. The current state of world and domes- tic affairs brings no logical alternative to this conclusion. No matter howdim the prospects for solutions seem to be at this time, there is a strong ray of hope, and this resides in you, the youth of our nation. Your responsibility is grave and inescapable. Through your educational and personal development to this point, and through the same kind of further development in the future, must come whatever improve- ments and advances we will be able to ex- perience in the years to come. We find ourselves doubting, questioning and protesting. In my opinion, these activities are necessary ingredients ofchange and progress. However, they are not enough. They must be coupled with the seeking of answers, the de- veloping of realistic alternatives, and the building of a faith that the task of improve- ment can be accomplished. The road is not clearly marked and is very surely bumpy. However, the trip is inevitable. The world must have the best of everything that is in the youth of today. The challenge is obvious, and l urge you to accept it with determination. J. W. Anderson Principal M 'Q L ti-.13f:fs,f,,1, A - M Veta? fl, T o w-Qilwgi V' X t f ' . -z, .zum nat.. -1-:f is aimswwsg. 4, r , , es -. ri 2 r W, 1. M53 g At 2 if Q se wer, X Tlx r J W 1 wi' 'ti f '- 'I Q. :wx ,rain . 'WW 219 O Assistant Principals Nlr. Duley Assistant Principal, Mr. Marion Duley finds his daysfilled with the many duties of his job. He is in charge of the curri- culum at Parkrose, and also the prepara- tion of all student schedules. He is the head of the counseling department, he is responsible for Sophomore discipline, and he has found his share of teacher obser- vation a pleasant experience . lVlr. Booth Mr. Herb Booth as assistant principal is responsible for all of the student activities. These include student body government and financing, boys intramurals, and all assemblies, dances, and club activities. He is in charge of Junior and Senior disci- pline, he is the health coordinator for the Parkrose District, and he is responsible for student and intern teachers. Mr. Booth is leaving Parkrose this year, and his hard work and great enthusiasm will be hard to replace. Administration Congratulations to the Class of 19136. Another significant milestone has been passed, but there are many yet ahead -- col lege graduation for some, military service for some, marriage and a family for most, plus many personal, business, and pro- fessional triumphs for all of you. Our hope is that you are better prepared to cope with what- ever lies ahead as a result of your experiences with us. Best of luck to all of youl Mr. Ivan Settles Mr. Ray Smith Dr. Victor Cullens Mr. Oryn Ness Mrr Max Brunton Mr, James Carlson Mr. Harry Baeckel Counselors Ateam offour make upthe Parkrose counselling staff. Miss Borton, Mr. Struckman, and Mr. Duley give ad- counselors. Answers are provided to both academic and personal problems. Mr. Baeckel, vocational and college counselor, gives aid to the many students who wish to attend college. He keeps them constantly aware of the college re- quirements they must meet. Various job opportunities are also available to those students who wish to Miss Nancy Borton Seek emP'0Yme lT- Mr. Marlin Struckman Mr. Marion Duley V vice and assistmany students as the girls' and boys' MR. ALEXANDER MRS. BURNETT Metal Shop Advanced Math Geometry Analysis 81 Trig. MR. BOWMAN Bookeeping MRS. BEEMAN Economics MR. CARDOZA Physical Education Business Law Typing Retailing Miss BENNION MRS- CLARKE English ZA MR. BROWN Math Speech Algebra Chemistry 1 81 2 MR. BULLOCK Geometry Algebra 2 Analysis 81 Trig. MR. BETTENDORF Physical Education MISS CUSHING Reading MRS. FINDLAY MR. GAGAN English 2B 84 3 MRS. EVANS MR. GAY Vocal Department French 1, 2, 3, 4 English 2A English 3 at 4 MRS. FELLER Engl ish MRS. FISHER Shorthand 1 84 2 MR. FRANTZ MISS GEIST Physical Education Bronco Hi-Lites Modern Problems , . 4 MRS. FINCHER German 1,2,3 Mn. coosit English 3 at 4 MR. HANCOCK World History U. S. History MR. HORSWELL MRS. JOHNSON Special Achievement 1 . MR. HERRINGTON MR, JOHNSON Spanish 2,3,4 Aft T. 2, 3 Modern Problems MR. HIBBARD Modern MR. KIDNEY General Science Problems MR. HUGHES Biology Mechanical Drawing MR. JEPSEN English 2B Sr 3 MR. HOLZNAGEL Analysis 8iTrlg. Algebra 2 Geometry KKK ' MISS LATTA U. S. History MRS. LARSON Homemaking MR. MEYERS Consumer Math MR. LYTS Biology M I SS MASTERS MISS MILLS French 1 Physical Education EHQIISIW 3 31 4 Typing Aerospace Clerical MR MCKINNEY English 3 Bookkeeping MR NELSON Biology Annual Advisor MR. MAYS Senior Advanced Metal Shop Science Wood Shop MR. MERSHON Algebra 1 81 2 Applied Geometry gl Trig. if :A , ' 1 g l Q51 ,, 1 2 MISS MAHAN English 2B Typing Briefhand MR. NUPEN U. S. History . . A . Nw, , ' My . . y I Ik ' ETSI ., . .. MRS. PALFREYMAN French 2 Spanish 1 81 2 MR. PEARSON Physical Science Physics MISS POST Library MR. PERRY Psychology MR. REICHELT Geometry Algebra 2 MR. ROTRAMEL Attendance Office Biology Athletic Advisor MRS. PORTER Arr 1 iii 'ssi A. it i MR. SCOTT Wood Shop MRS. SEE Biology MISS STOKES English 2B Literary Seminar MR. TEENY U. S. History 227 MISS WILDER MR. THOMPSON Band Library MRS. TRACHSEL MR. WILLIAMS Drama 1 Si 2 Orchestra English 3 Stage Craft MRS. WEBB MRS. WINTER Journalism English 2B 8 4 English 3 Bud Staff Advisor MRS. WHITTENBURG I-Iomemaking 1 Si 2 Secretanes The secretaries are faced with numerous duties each day as they endeavor to keep PHS run- ning smoothly. Their many re- sponsibilities include budget records, schedules, grades, and information on colleges and vo- cational programs. Because the secretaries are always glad to help, they are often interrupted by students with requests and questions. Mrs. Carscallen, as secretary at Parkrose for 20 years, retired this year. l-ler friendly assist- ance and cheerful countenance will be missed. Cooks The cooks prepare a variety of delicious foods for the students' lunches, plus hot cinnamon rolls for the snack break. Few people are aware of the meal planning and hard work that is. put into the meals and the numerous school banquets. 9 Custodians Keeping a school, the size of Parkrose Senior High School, in top working order is an around- the-clock job. For floors that sparkle, brightly lit halls, and lockers that never jam, we owe our thanks to the custodians. Bus Drivers Over 17,000 students travel on buses to the Parkrose Senior High School.Three hundred miles per bus driver-in one week's work. ln addition to this job, of transporting students to school, they also drive students to con- certs, plays and field trips. There is no doubt that we owe a debt of thanks to the bus drivers who make it their job to see to it that everyone gets to and from school safely. 230 FENCE COMPANY Inc MATERIALS and INSTALLATION 3100 N W 315T AVE TOR E HENDRICKSON PORTLAND OREGON 97210 228 2133 For Servlce Thai' s KEEN See ERNIE RUDEEN PHILLIPS 66 1113. , 'jaw GFI I 1 if NME 'WK Parson urtuarg Funeral Counselors and DIFSCTOFS 223 EDLITHEAET IZZN AVENUE PORTLAND IJREGDN 97233 253 7551 PARKROSE PHARMACY We Gave S82H Green Stamps 10518 N E Sandy 253 8518 EVERIST BROS , Inc AUTO SPECIALISTS GIJIERIIL MOIURS mul c T nsm ss o Elect cal Tu Up Brakes Algnment V I :Wok REPAIR , 2 SERVICE 7305N E FREMQNT sr COPELAND YARDS 10279 N E sandy Blvd AL 3 7503 FIRST NATIONAL OF OREGON LOANS FOR ANY PURPOSE When a personal need of any kmd fmds you short of cash your best bargaln for the money you need IS a loan from Furs Natuonal Bank Loan costs are low servlce IS fast and loans are tallored to sunt your payment wlshes 122nd 8: Halsey Branch fgjgg XFULL 76 GAS STATION 12110 N E sandy 254 3026 Telephone AL 3 0336 Iluhertas Beauty Salon ROBERTA HUDSON 717' 10404 N E Sandy Blvd Portland Oregon 97220 Q 'ls Z I . 5 ' J W V. . 11RESIDE I - n I 'I I I rj' '13, rf Y 1: IL 4.63. Jn -no Q5 K ll ', llil Il Inu ' ff -x 12. ,. 5 .9 .- -L fl-fi' ' ' 5-sian 1,4 1 -V L71 0 : ,. 92 1. 'Af If 4 nf' 111 :F BI fI l' In NL! III' . . fr 1' I H511 IF I I - I ' - 1 ,Ziff I! ,113 Q II' ' gl gf -'Il lI 'T ' I , . . 1 5 1013, . I U , I . 1 ' 'P ' ' .www 'H 1- '--- - D ik' ' Mo CM . . ,,,,. E A , . L I-,f - Auto I ra I ions ' Curbur lion ' ri ' ' Et' - ne- ' ' i ' av r new -.' ATIcn ic -3241 ,VLJI . . . - ' - xx 1' . E H A YEL, uh? EEE' 5 I .L4!f'!- -.I Il N X lr., ll .tariff f 'I I Y, it e 'f l' B- -' V 5,13 v Y ic h 313 S. W. FIFTH AVENUE PORTLAND 4. OREGON 223-6156 Dear Students: Thank you for having selected us as your official photographer. We have endeavored to justify your faith in us by doing our best to please you, We hope that you like us as well as we liked working for you. ln the future, when you have need for good photographs taken by a professional photographer, whether it be a portrait, special pictures of special events, a family group, or formal or candid pictures when you are married, feel free to tell us your requirements, We have an especially fine service on wedding portraits, We shall look forward to seeing you when you again need the services of a professional photographer, Let us again express our appreciation for the fine cooperation of the entire student body, It has made our work with you very pleasant, Sincerely, KENNELL-ELLIS ABBOT, GARY: Band, Snap Krackle Pops Orchestra, Student Council, Standing Committee Chairman, Oregon College of Education. ABDICH, ROBERT: Work. ADAMS, CHUCK: Mt. Hood Community College. AGNER, SHARAN: Work. AHLBERG, STEVEN: Outdoor Club V.P., Track, Lettermen's Club, Ski Club, Standing Committee Chairman, Navy. ALBERTSON, MARGIE: Homecoming Oueen, Bronco Hi-Lites, French Club, Twana-Kai, University of Puget Sound. ALLRED, VONDA: F.T.A. Sec., Standing Committee Chairman, G.A.A., Portland State College. AMICK, PAM: Salutatorian, College. ANDERSON, GERALDINE: Pep Club V.P. and Treas., French Club, F.H.A., Portland State College. ANDERSON, JOAN: J.V. and Varsity Rallies, Twana-Kai, Publicity Club, Bronco Hi-Lites, Bergs' Hi-Board, Oregon State University. ANDERSON, MARY: Bronco Hi-Lites, Twana-Kai, Northwestern Business College. ANGELOS, GAY: College. ARMEN, GORJEAN: Bronco Hi-Lites, French Club, Ski Club, University of Oregon. ARMSTRONG, JUDITH: Pep Club, Bronco Hi-Lites, F.T.A., Sec., G.A.A. Treas., French Club, Swimming, Oregon College of Education. ARTMAN, LARRY: Delta Sigma Rho, Mt. Hood Community College. ASHENBRENNER, GARY: Work. AST, WILLIE: French Club, Ski Club, Work. BABCOCK, CAROL: French Club, College. BAKER, MICHAEL: Navy. BALONE, TERESE: French Club, F.T.A., Ski Club, Twana-Kai V.P., College. BARE, GRETCHEN: National Honor Society, Student Council, Soph. and Jr. Class Sec., Student Body Sec., DAR Good Citizen Award, Twana-Kai, Madison College. BATTERSON. SUSAN: G.A.A., F.T.A., Gymnastics Team, Pep Club, Portland State College. BAUER, SHELLY: Beauty College. BEAN, DONALD: Wrestling, Pep Band, Portland State College. BELL, SUSAN: Spanish Club, Forensics, Ski Club, Literary Review, Twana-Kai, Annual Staff, Portland State College. BENNETT, JANET: Tennis, Student Council, French Club, Twana-Kai, Oregon State University. BERGSTROM, BEVERLY: National Honor Society, French Club Treas., Debonaires, Pacific Lutheran University. BERRY, LYNDA: Weaver Airline School. BILLSON, DONNA: Publicity Club, Work. BLAGBURN, SUE: Work. BLAIR, DEBORAH: J.V. and Varsity Rallies, l.C.C., Twana-Kai, Publicity Club, Portland State College. BLANK, ALICE: University of Oregon. BLANKENSHIP, GERALD: Museum Art School. BLASCHKE, ROBERT: Delta Sigma Rho, Oregon State University. BLATCHLEY, LORETTA: College. BLEYS, ANN MARIE: Work. BLOOMQUIST, MARTY: College. BOOTH, KARLA: J.V. and Varsity Rallies, Oregon State University. BORDEN, PETER: National Honor Society, Cross Country, Snap Krackle Pops Orchestra, Radio Club, Senior Class Pres., German Club Pres., National Merit Semi-Finalist, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. BOUCHER, CRAIG: College. BRADY, STEVE: Brigham Young University. BRANTNER, FAWN: National Honor Society, Annual Staff Editor, German Club, Literary Review, F.M.W., Student Council, University of Oregon. BROWN, DIANE: Pep Club, Twana-Kai, F.H.A., Spanish Club, Portland Community College. BRUHN, WALTER: Radio Club, College. BUCKLEY, BARBARA: National Honor Society, French Club, A Choir, Debonaires, l.C.C., Oregon State Uni- versity. BURGESS, CUTIS: Air Force. BURGIN, PATRICIA: National Honor Society, G.A.A. Treas., Twana-Kai, Ski Club, F.M.W., Oregon State Unm versity. BURKE, MICHAEL: Track, Lettermen's Club, University of Oregon. BURNETT, CHRIS: Mt. Hood Community College. BUTTERFIELD, BOYD: Lettermen's Club, Football, Work. CALCAGNO, CHERYL: Work. CANTY, GARY: Air Force. CARLSON, DAVID: College. CARLSON, DUANE: Football, Track, Lettermen's Club, Senior Class V.P., Delta Sigma Rho, University of Oregon. CHARBONNEAU, VALERIE: Pep Club, l.C.C., G.A.A., Pres., Ski Club, Oregon State University. CHEREN, DAVID: Oregon State University. 234 Parkrosc Dad's Club Back row, I to r., Jim Lettenmaier, Bob Delozier, Al Burdick, Shig Hongo, George lVlarumoto, Bob Coldwell, Jim Rotramel. 4th row: Syd Smith, Bill Walworth, Vern Meiggs, Joe Adams, Warren Post, Oliver W. Hawkes. 3rd row: Lee Brown, Roy Krein, Ollie Welch, Don Boley, John Wellman, Wes Abts, G. Corcoran. 2nd row: G. A. Hindle, Bob Lower, Jim Bodak, Jack Carr, C. K. Bartmess, Ray Lewis, Ernie Nutter. lst row: Vern Gortner, 2nd Vice-President, Mel Krieger, President, Bob Thompson, Treasurer, Paul Koester, 1st Vice-President, Paul Butterfield, Secretary, Boyd Fish. Not Present: Bill Raser. CHICK, LINDA: Pep Club, Pep Band, Snap Krackle Pops Orchestra, Portland Community College. CLARK, CATHY: Portland Community College. CLARK, JACOUE: French Club, Twana-Kai Treas., F.H.A., Oregon State University. COATES, LY NN: Valedictorian, National Honor Society, Pep Band. F.H.A., German Club, Literary Review, l.C.C., Oberlin College. COURTNEY, JAMES: Delta Sigma Rho, Marine Corp. DAHL, GARY: Mt. Hood Community College. DANAHER, PHIL: Mt. Hood Community College. DARROW, DORENE: Pep Band, Spanish Club, Beauty College. DASEN, MICHAEL: Football, Pep Band, Southern Oregon College. DAVIES, RONALD: Football, Basketball, Southern Oregon College. DAZEY, KEN: Swimming, German Club, Oregon State University. DEANE, DENNIS: Football, Tennis, Lettermen's Club, College. DEYO, GARY: Work. DIEBEL, PATRICIA: College- DIEHL, JAMES: University of Oregon. DIERICKX, DONNA: A Choir,Thespians, Mt. Hood Community College. DILLMAN, DONALD: Mt. Hood Community College. D'INNOCENTE, LARAINE: Spanish Club, Work. DOHERTY, CHRIS: Lettermen's Club, Pep Band, Snap Krackle Pops Orchestra, Tennis, University of Oregon. DOTY, STANA: Portland Community College. DRAIS, GENE: Jr. Class Pres., Baseball, National Honor Society, Brigham Young University. DUBAY, JOHN: Track and Football Managers, Lettermen's Club, F.B.L.A. Pres. DUNN, GAYLE: Bronco Hi-Lites, Twana-Kai, F.T.A., Oregon State University. DUVALL, TERESA: Spanish Club, Twana:Kai, Mt. Hood Community College. EDER, STEVE: Football, Track, Lettermen's Club, Ski Club, Delta Sigma Rho, College. EDWARDS, LUCY: Pep Club, National Honor Society, Student Body Treas., Jr. Class Treas., French Club, Twana-Kai, Debonaires, A Choir, Willamette. EHR, MARCIA: Bronco Hi-Lites, F.T.A., Twana-Kai, French Club, Spanish Club, Mt. Hood Community College. ELLIOT, JEAN: Pep Club, Campus Life Pres., Student Council Rep., College. EMIG, STEPHEN: Forensics, Mt. Hood Community College. EVEREST, TERRY: Forestry Service. EVERIST, CHRISTY: Standing Committee Chairman, Twana-Kai Pres. and Treas., F.T.A., Spanish Club, Oregon State University. FADENRECHT, MARILYN: Girls' League Committee Chairman, German Club, Debonaires Sec. and Treas., Judson Baptist College. FAHRION, WAYNE: Standing Committee Chairman, Ski Club, l.C.C., German Club, Mt. Hood Community College. FARR. VIRGINIA: F.H.A., Twana-Kai, College. FARRIS, LINDA: National Honor Society, Philosophy Club, German Club, Forensics Pres., Literary Review, Reed College. ' FLAMING, SHERRY: Work. FORD, MARCUS: National Honor Society, V.P., Tennis, Lettermen's'Club, German Club, Snap Krackle Pops Orchestra, Duke University. FREDRICKSON, MARTY: Senior Class Treas., Twana-Kai, Thespians, Student Council, Central Oregon Community College. FULCHER, RON: Oregon State University. GARCIA, JOHN: University of Portland. GARDINER, JOANNE: Pep Club, Student Council Rep., French Club, College. GAWTHORNE, MAUREEN: G.A.A., Swimming, Multnomah College. GEIST, GREG: German Club Hist., Astronomy Club Pres., Annual Staff Photographer, l.C.C., Forensics, Oregon State University. GILLILAND. NANCY: Portland Community College. GODON, GERRY: Work. GORDANIER, DOUG: Reed College. GOSSLING, SUSAN: Soph. Class V.P., Jr. Class Treas., Student Body Asst. Sec., Ski Club, Twana-Kai, Sweethearts' Ball Princess, Brigham Young University. GRANT, JOYCE: twana-Kai, Pep Club, Literary Review, Mt. Hood Community College. GREEN, DAVID: Work. HADLEY, MICHAEL: Swimming, Lettermen's Club, Portland State College. HAFTORSON, JAN: Oregon State University. HAGIST, JERRY: Football, Baseball, Lettermen's Club, Mt. Hood Community College. HAIR, JAMES: Electronics Technology. HALL, DANIEL: Work. HALL, DAVE: Portland State College. HANCOCK, JACOUELYN SUE: Spanish Club, Sr. Class Sec., National Honor Society, Ski Club, Literary Review. 235 Kentu Cky - - ? : fi A lf. - Ai ' il 1 - ' -- - . - Q .X A llicken KENTUCKY FRIED Q0 Tfwfff Q C ell... he good of the CSCHOOLD party he Box, Bucket or Barrel jOY FINGER LICKIN' GOOD CHICKEN FOR YOUR NEXT PARTY. IT GOES VERYWHERE. TO SCHOOL PARTIES, BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCHEONS, SCOUT MEETINGS, MILY REUNIONS, CHURCH SOCIALS, ETC. TENDER, TASTY CHICKEN AND ALL THE 'RIMMINGS. EOR 1 OR 101. KGIVE US A CALL AHEAD OE TIME FOR LARGE ORDERSJ lLONEL SANDERS' RECIPE fku Pied Jluiaken. 'LABLE ONL Y A T THE SPECK nv T1-ns AREA xg' QETAFNQ KEN ff . N. 2 ': :H :Ly-' 'S S' P 1 A E lick: we- - 5 TT H-.55 lv' 7 ff if CLOSE TO WHEREVER YOU ARE PORTLAND AREA 12329 N.E. Glisan 4434 N.E. Sandy Blvd. 1112 E. Burnside 5005 S.E. Foster Rd. 7641 S.W. Barbur Blvd. 5920 N.E. Glisan 117 N.W. 21st 18444 E. Burnside 3417 S.E. 82nd 10140 S.W. Canyon Rd. 445 N.E. Killingworth 1841 N. Lombard 1606 S.E. 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HARDIN, LINDA: Portland Community College. HARDIN, NANCY: F.B.L.A. Sec., Northwestern College of Business. HARGRAVE, DAVE: Work. HARLOW, PATRICIA: J.V. and Varsity Rallies, Twana-Kai,. Student Council Rep., Portland State College. HARM, GARY: Football, Basketball, Lettermen's Club, Delta Sigma Rho, George Fox College. HARRIS, DIANE: Twana-Kai, Student Council Rep., Brigham Young University. HASBROOK, LINDA: Twana-Kai, Northwestern College of Business. HASLETT, GREGORY: Cross Country, Track, Pacific University. HAYNES, JOHN: Service. HEALY, MICHELE: Spanish Club, Ski Club, Oregon State University. HELVEY, PAMELA: University of Oregon. HENDRICKSON, RICHARD: Football, Track, National Honor Society Pres., German Club, Lettermen's Club, Delta Sigma Rho, University of Oregon. HENDRICKSON, ROBERT: Student Body 2nd V.P., Football, Track, National Honor Society, Lettermen's Club, German Club, University of Oregon. HENDRYX, KELLY: Tennis, Lettermen's Club, Delta Sigma Rho, Portland State College. HESTER, HOWARD: Work. HEWITT, VIRGINIA: Pep.Club Sec., Ski Club, French Club, Central Oregon Community College. HOFFMAN, SANDRA: Bronco Hi-Lites, Work. HOLEN, JO ANN: School. HOLMES, STEVE: Football, Lettermen's Club, Gymnastics, Ski Club, Delta Sigma Rho, Lewis and Clark College. HONGO, WENDOLYN: Pep Club, National Honor Society, Girls' League Pres., Twana-Kai, F.M.W., German Club, l.C.C., Girls' State, Oregon State University. HOWARD, GERALD: Bud Staff Photographer, Portland State College. HOWARD, TERRY: Ministry School. HOWTON, LAURIE: Gymnastics, National Honor Society, Debonaires, F.M.W. Pres., Twana-Kai, French Club, G.A.A., University of Oregon. HUDSON, KATIE: Lewis and Clark. HUNT, GERALD: Mt. Hood Community College. HUNTER, DIANE: Spanish Club, Oregon State University. HUNTER, ROGER: Delta Sigma Rho, Navy. HYNES, JOHN: Service. JENSEN, GAIL: Ski Club, G.A.A., Tennis Club, French Club, Portland State College. JOHANSEN, MARTIN: Ski Club, Publicity Club, Delta Sigma Rho, Mt, Hood Community College. JOHNDOL, GRAIG: Cross Country, Track, National Honor Society, Lettermen's Club, Delta Sigma Rho, Oregon State University. JOHNSEN, ANNETTE: Thespians Pres., Twana-Kai, Portland State College. JOHNSON, BROOKE: Portland Community College. JOHNSON, DOROTHY: G.A.A. V.P., Germand Club, Oregon State University. JOHNSON, DOUGLAS: Debonaires, A Choir, University of Oregon. JOHNSON, KENNETH: Mt. Hood Community College. JOHNSTON, ROBERT: Delta Sigma Rho, Navy. JONES, STEPHEN: Football, Basketball, Pacific Lutheran University. JORDAN, DIANE: Rhodes Hi Board, Girls' League lst V.P., A Choir Sec:, Debonaires, Southern Oregon College of Education. JOSLIN, DAN: Spanish Club, Service. JUDKINS, KATHLEEN: Twana-Kai, Northwestern College of Business. KARGE, JOHN: Cross Country, Delta Sigma Rho, University of Oregon. KAUTZ, RODNEY: forensics Sec., Literary Review, Lewis and Clark College. KECK, PAUL: Football, College. KELLER, GARY: Mt. Hood Community College. KELLER, ROGER: Football, Track, Golf, Lettermen's Club, Senior Class Sgt. of Arms, Ski Club, Portland State College. KELLEY, JAMES: Smap Krackle Pops Orchestra, Football, College. KELLEY, LARRY: Ski Club, University of Oregon. KEMP, JANIE: Pep Club, F.M.W., German Club, Oregon State University. KENNEDY, TERENCE: Lewis and Clark. KIMBRELL, SARA: Nurses Aid Training. KING, THORUNN: Mt. Hood Community College. KIRIEVSKY, DONNA: Spanish Club, Twana-Kai, College. KLEMENTIS, KIM: Michigan State University. KLEMENTIS, LYNEA: Continental Beauty College. LEONARDS SHELL 'X f' , -4 10208 N.E. Glisan 254-9113 Sennce is our Business' Super Shell Gasoline Super Shell Motor 0Il Tlres Batteries Accessories 10834 N.E. SANDY PORTLAND 20 onseou for your class rings graduation announcements V S gowns 81' awards SERVICE TECHNICIANS RADIO - TELEVISION .TACK 5-m.soN ALPINE 4-3141 qw! 5-' 0444, Bob McReyno1ds 1316 S W 13th Ave snnuas G local representative 227-3261 UW FERTILIZERE -:- TREES SHERRILI. S BEAUTY SALON 1922 N E 122nd 255 2525 4 SIN ALOA RESTAURANT Mexlcan Food 6205 N E 62nd and Prescott 284 9481 254-7778 I Jo 254-7778 ' M A aymmomaufzaw OSCAR s PROFESSIONAL BEA UTYG L O FABRIC CARE GIVE YOUR CLOTIIES LONGER WEAR OSCAR L. BURNS 12106 N E.GL1SAN ST YARD DEEEIRATICINE ETB .fancfacaping .:3a'zu'az B756 N. E. SANDY BLVD. FHEINE 253-7771 MARV TONHIN Personal Car Center Shelby GT 350 - 500 s Cobras - English Ford 11858 N.E. Halsey 255-1771 KNIGHT, NANCY: National Honor Society, German Club, SkniClub, Pep Club, French Club, University of Oregon. KOGLIN, PHILIP: Baseball, German Club, Sophomore Class V.P., Football, Mt. Hood Community College. KREUZER, GARY: Outdoor Club, Mt. Hood Community College. KRIEGER, RON: American Legion Award, Junior Rotarian, Football, Track, Lettermen's Club, National Honor Society, Sophomore Class Pres., Student Body Pres. and V.P., University of Oregon. KRUGGEL, CHRIS: College. KUCHLER, DIANE: I.C.C., Pep Club, French Club, G.A.A. Sec., Twana-Kai, Good Samaritan School of Nursing. KUECHLE, CAROL: Pep Club, F.H.A., F.T.A., Twana-Kai, Oregon State University. KUHLMAN, NANCY: National Honor Society, I.C.C., l.R.L. Treas., F.H.A. Sec. and V.P., Oregon State University. KUYKENDALL, DAVID: Baseball, Lettermen's Club, National Honor Society, German Club Pres., I.C.C., Student Council, Portland State College. LAMB, ROBERT: Navy. LAMBERT, KAY: F.H.A., Choraliers, Bronco-ettes, Beauty College. LANGMAN, CLAUDIA: French Club, F.M.W., F.T.A., Debonaires, Twana-Kai, Oregon State University. LANGSTON, MARY: Pep Club, Student Council, F.T.A., G.A.A., French Club, Willamette University. LA PORE, DAVID: Baseball, Ski Club, Oregon State University. LARSON, CAROL: Student Council, Girls' League Committee Chairman, French Club, F.M.W., Twana-Kai, Oregon College of Education. LAVIN, MORGAN: Swimming, Spanish Club, Oregon State University. LEBSACK, STEPHEN: College. LESTER, WALTER: Mt. Hood Community College. LEUTHOLD, PAMELA: Student Council, French Club, Ski Club, Portland State College. LEWIS, MICHAEL: Philosophy Club, Astronomy Club, Radio Club, Forensics, Portland Community College. LOVELY. RICHARD: Golf, I.C.C., Ski Club, Swimming, Colorado State University. LOWE. JAMES: Wrestling, Student Council, Oregon State University. LOWER, SHERRY: College. LUND, GAIL: College. LUNDY, LECHIA: Spanish Club, F.A.A. V.P., Ski Club, Literary Review, Tennis, University of Oregon. LUSBY, VERNE: Football, Baseball, Lettermen's Club, Delta Sigma Rho, Student Council, Oregon State University. LUSCH, EDGAR: Oregon State University. MCARTHUR, GEORGIA: Beauty College. MCCALLUM, LEONA: National Honor Society, I.C.C., French Club, Snap Krackle Pop Orchestra, F.M.W., Portland State College. McCLEARY, JERRY: Service. McCLEARY, LARRY: Baseball, Work. McFADDEN, JANET: University of Oregon. MCGREW, BECKY: J.V. Rally, Student Council, Girls' League 2nd V.P., French Club, Twana-Kai. McMULLEN, JAMES: General Motors Training School. McNUTT, BEVERLY: Student Council, Ski Club, Twana-Kai, Spanish Club, Oregon State University. MacGlLLlS. GEORGE: Senfice. A MALAFOURIS, JAN: University of Oregon. MALANAPHY, MIKE: Pep Band, Railroad Club V.P., University of Oregon. MARSH, BARBARA: Pep Band, G.A.A., Northwestern College of Business. MARSH, DAN: Mt. Hood Community College. MARTENS, EDWARD: Cross Country, Delta Sigma Rho Sec., Football, Mt. Hood Community College. MARTIN, JERRY: Oregon State University. MARTIN, JON: Cgllege, MARTIN, VIVIAN: German Club, College. MARUMOTO, GEORGIA: National Honor Society, Student Council, Pep Club, German Club Sec., Twana-Kai, Girls' League Historian and Committee Chairman, Annual Staff Art Editor, Standing Committee Chairman, Portland State College. MATHESON, JEAN: National Honor Society Hist., Debonaires, A Choir, Portland State College. MATTHEWS, CAREN: Spanish Club, G.A.A. Hist., Twana-Kai, Bronco-ettes, Portland State College. MATTSON, WANDA: Twana-Kai, Portland State College. MATUSESKI, PAT: Work. MELVIN, PATRICIA: French Club, German Club, Twana-Kai, Pep Club, College. MENG, CLAUDIA: Airline Personnel Training. METCALF, NANCY: J.V. and Varsity Rallies, French Club Sec., Twana-Kai, College. MEUSER, D'ANN: Executive Cohncil, Twana-Kai, Publicity Club, French Club, I.C.C., Pacific Lutheran Uni- versity. MILLER, CHUCK: Spanish Club, F.B.L.A., University of Oregon. MILLER, RONALD: Lettermen's Club, Track, College. 0 I7 If f ?fZi??f, 'gil wh1gLpaoL RCA WCCOI2 Fmch. f, 2001 NE 40th 281 1233 ffmmmf wfffc SAN RAFAEL CLEANERS 1nsvm.c cnefnc, no money Down alll! Jon P H10 d 775 8615 k 659 1539 D 2608 N LOMBARD P0r1'1G 285 9266 El S W 3151 8. BARBUR Portla d 246 8873 D N E 103l'd 8 HALSEY POHIC 255 5253 D 66th 8. POWELL E1 o 1 MILWAUKIE 1 ONE HOUR MARTINIZING 1930 NE 122nd AL 2 0512 FRESH AS A FLOWER IN JUST ONE HOUR V ,M if E 1 T 1 xx' f ll Aix on' ,.a-swf X 'll 4. 'Gila we X of-. Us 1 Q f J QEHQML elfccmc - cnocer.oLn- O Dwnown ilkilwgu I ' . .... nd - . . .... n ... ' .. ' nd - - 242 MISHNER. LARRY: College. MOORE, MARY: AFS, Sweetheart Ball Princess, Bronco Hi-Lites, National Honor Society, Girls' League 2nd V.P., Ski Club, Twana-Kai V.P., German Club, University of Oregon. MOORE, SUSAN: National Honor Society, German Club Treas., Twana-Kai, Standing Committee Chairman, Bronco HipLites, Lewis and Clark. MORGAN. CHARLA: Spanish Club, F.H.A., Bud Staff Feature Editor, Eastern Oregon College. MORRILL, SHERMAN: Service. MOSS, DEAN: College. MOY, DEBBIE: Student Council, l.C.C., Spanish Club, Ski Club, Bud Editor, Willamette University. MULLINIX, AUDRIE: Student Council, F.T.A., Bronco-ettes, College. MURRAY, NANCY: Phagan's Beauty College. MURRAY, STEPHEN: Ski Club, Selta Sigma Rho, Spanish Club, Mt. Hood Community College. NAGGIAR. MARILYN: College. NELSON, JOHN: Bud Staff Photographer, Mt. Hood Community College. NELSON, TERRI: Thespians, V.P., Spanish Club, College. NIELSON, RUTH: G.A.A., Twana-Kai, College. NIELSON, GARY: Service. O'KELLY, BEVERLY: Work. OLGUIN, DOTTI: Spanish Club, Publicity Club, Literary Review, Bronco-ettes, Portland State College. OMEY, SUSAN: Work. OWEN, MARGARET: French Club, F.T.A. Treas., Snap Krackle Pops Orchestra, Bronco-ettes, College. PALMER, FRANCES: National Honor Society, Pep Band, French Club Pres., F.T.A., University of Oregon. PARKS. MICHELLE: G.A.A., Work. PARRISH, DIANE: Bronco-ettes, Spanish Club, Work. PARRISH, SALLY: Work. PATRICK. JACK: Ski Club, Mt. Hood Community College. PAULSON, MARILYN: Oregon College of Education. PAYNE, KATHRYN: Bronco-ettes. PEACOCK, BRIAN: Service PEIL, GEORGE: Delta Sigma Rho, Football, Mt. Hood Community College. PENDERGRAFT, WENDIE: Philosophy Club, l.R.L., F.T.A.,Thespians V.P., Ski Club, Mt. Hood Community College. PETERSON, KARIN: J.V. and Varsity Rallies, Student Council, French Club, Ski Club, Twana-Kai, Annual Staff, Oregon State University PETERSON, ROBERT: Air National Guard. PFEIFER, ROBERT: Swimming, Lettermen's Club, Debonaires, Mt. Hood Community College. PHILBROOK: HEIDE: College. POLLY, COREEN: Tennis, Bronco Hi-Lites, French Club, Gymnastics, Twana-Kai, Beauty College. POTAMPA, JULIE: French Club, F.M.W., Twana-Kai, University of Oregon. PRIDEAUX. PAMELA: Ski Club, College. -PRIEST, RANDY: Student Council, French Club, Delta Sigma Rho, Ski Club, Mt. 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ROBINSON, GLORIA: Spanish Club, l.C.C., F.H.A., Twana-Kai, Portland State College. ROGERS, DAVE: Work. ROOT, DAVE: Ski Club, Mt. Hood Community College. RUPE, ROBERT: Ski Club, National Honor Society, German Club, Pep Band, Outdoor Club, Oregon State University. ROSANDER, GARY: Navy. RYAN, GARY: Ski Club, College. SCHOLL, GEORGE: College. SCHELOT. JAMES: College. SCHELOT, SUSANNE: Pep Club, National Honor Society, l.C.C., French Club, F.T.A., Oregon College of Education. 24 BAXTER AUTO ff,2.f..,,.,ci.,,.f. sw. :zum PORTLAND 2609 N. Lombard St 285-2549 PARKROSE 11230 N. E. Sandy 255-2651 ST. JOHNS 8836 N. Lombard St 286-5751 BUYER 8 COXINC. A GOOD SIGN TO REMEMBER! for Residential - Commercial Farms - Ranches MENLO PARK PLAZA PLUMMER DRUG CD. BURNER 5. W. BRD AVE. S1 MADISON ST. CA. B-3622 PDRTLAND, CIREECIN Sl-HG HONGO Pharmacist FLOYD ROGERS CHEVRON 102nd 81 N.E. Halsey Free Pick-Up and Delivery SCHIFFERDECKER, BILL: University of Oregon. SCHALT, DAVE: Baseball, Mt. 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SPORE, SHARON: Gymnastics, College. SPRAGUE, BRADFORD: Portland Community College. SPRICK, TIM: Basketball, Baseball, Lettermen's Club, Student Council, Portland State College. STACEY, ROBERT: Bud Staff, National Honor Society, Student Council, German Club, Literary Review, Reed . College. STADEY, ROBERT: Football, College. STEVENS, SID: Ski Club, Spanish Club, Mt. Hood Community College. STEVENSON, SUSAN: F.H.A., F.T.A., Ski Club, Twana-Kai,' Tennis, Mt. Hood Community College. STOVER, ERIC: Delta Sigma Rho, Spanish Club, Portland Community College. STRONG, LARRIE: Swimming Team Capt., Spanish Club, Brigham Young University. SUCHY, KELLY: Wrestling, Thespians, College. SUTHERLAND, CHARLES: Astronomy Club, Delta Sigma Rho, Alaska Methodist University. SWENSON, GARY: College. SWYER, DARLYN: Bronco Hi-Lites, French Club, Beauty College. TAKEUCHI, NANCY: Pep Club Hist., National Honor Society Treas., A Choir Pres., Twana-Kai, Debonaires, French Club, Oregon State University. 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WARDWELL, HARVEL: Golf, Lettermen's Club, Publicity Club, Portland State College. WARNER, RODNEY: Football Manager, Wrestling Manager, Mr. Hood Community College. WATERS, JILL: Foreign Exchange Student from England, Nursing Training at Guy's Hospital in London. WATKINS, DALE: Oregon State University. WEBSTER, MONTY: Mt. Hood Community College. WELCH, LEE: Football, Wrestling, Lettermen's Club Treas., Ski Club, Delta Sigma Rho Pres., College. WOLCHESKY, GEORGE: Portland Museum of Art School. WELLS, DIANNA: F.H.A., G.A.A., Bronco Hi-Lites, Montavilla Beauty School. WESTFALL, PATRICIA: Work. 45 O Q ZQEZWETZAMQWQ ij II' NI E Gr-Isamly You II lxave to learn to manage money some day What better lame the dur-mg your learning years A US Ba I4 Specnal Clxeclcmg Account as scleal for your I-Ilglm Sclwool and Colle e years No m mmum balance No mon+l1 y servxce charge Your name and address prun+e free on each check CHECK WITH US' I' I MENLO PARK BRANCH 12203 N E Gllsan 255 6100 ko can SAN RAFAEL REXALL DRUGS 1914 N E. 122nd 253 7513 II Ill IIIGIII IIGII ll E f , , I Alyrcyf ESIDENTIAV? I ' PLATE c.LAss 2 5 4 AUTO cuss X 95OON E SG dy Blvd cilzumob'-ZTz'am4 do Nancy Metcalf Hu Board Representatsve CONGRATULATIONS For Fresh Dairy Products Drlve Into fo The Class of 68 SENN S DRIVE IN DAIRY SKIP S CHEVRON 10104 N E Gllsan I3Ist and N E. 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WOLF, DIANA: Oregon College of Education. WOOD, KIM: Beauty College. WOODARD, RONALD: Air Force. WRIGHT, PAMELA: J.V. Football Rally, Twana-Kai, Nordstrom's Hi-Board Rep, Northwestern College of Business. WYATT, KIM: Delta Sigma Rho, Forensics, German Club, Snap Krackle Pop Orchestra. WYATT, LY NEA: F.H.A. Pres., Work. YOUNG, COLLEEN: Publicity Club, College. ZANELLO, JACK: Work. 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