South Salem High School - Sword and Shield Yearbook (Salem, OR)
- Class of 1959
Page 1 of 192
Cover
Pages 6 - 7
Pages 10 - 11
Pages 14 - 15
Pages 8 - 9
Pages 12 - 13
Pages 16 - 17
Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1959 volume:
“
F A f5.?Eff A b i pV ' WWW W WF U LB-by Q-'SQJKT if UP QMPY 1 my ffm J, , ,r OL WN I vnjjl. ,jN,f ,nxt-Ljwibakkqpix A R535- NK rU A-gf AMA wefiwwi .XX UMW E' 1 jf -fxwqvoxf Vwxmkq yjw-W, Y fhblipk, OW Nw S-, gym Y'fJ'f ? ,M'fiZ1,fe QM' GOV NU! 51 ,J QQLK L6-L Y Qf 5 D 'wi , W Lg:-A 1 , Q Al F , Q ,Mn in 1, ,y fx MW ,M J J -5' 01' x 1 M .- , LLQP O Aix A K! .- ,f I, E ? if ,J ,M Vf1P'iJgNJ 9 - UG V! ff W YQQVW Hi SD fx 1M wfL Lf A yn it . Y , HJ Xe d.:'f'LL lub J ' X531 A E . gif X 0-My 9,69-1 ' P- w - 0 QW Q W'Mf?jji fk' ,E cf 3,-' fx! f K ' W A 39 f fi QM . f f?Z f'.'f':Wf5' fad hiv mf www ,J'W Q H yn w,,n.l Im .1 g J,-Q Ex , I. VTLUEL r '29 W' nf f I , 'QQYLVXA VJNAQ- 'M n 1 QV V T, q:3,f7LbLQ7za,.f- gyjjfxdiy ' f s Z 74 Lfvzff' - '1 7535'l'i' L , b yi ,asv IZ my 6, ux jfT'1mQg!4Q W4 gwpf OS f 6927922 .I 25017 0,2 Mgmt IQ YW ' faffww f9'3?0'W H Sflimlifg M fefa if f?'Zf,1g7 l N V A X MSS: F M f JW,y wg, Q 2322 4 : rx . - vmj3.xLg.A'., Q , , Lfrg- A ., .r ,. ,L ,agp fl Y H' 5 zu ,QI ,..,- ' I ' HIMLV-'nv4,fp,.v- +' --vw 'Q -A xy-.' ,. . X . 2 ,, ,V ,x , ' fi, ' W1 Nw A ' Mg .W 'f' , im Ji, . , A 1' 124- V - '-A 'M,,?:g,Q,L,,, A , 1 - ' ' . ,Vu 57 E, QQ WEEQB W Q- 2 S Y Wa X 2? Qiiilf is Sail gg QL Qi fm N . . Q N f N W3SEiikQw?!w Q f Haig X '31 2? Q55 W Q wk Qi if Y A A 1 gl . 7 A . l .1 ,f ,. f I 'G Aff: x 2 ,f , r K V. X X fflfv 5 xv'-Q' RIB' ' gf CZ ,I X 1-7 fy A7 , C - N XXVAL 1 W LL ,Lf-5 C ,f X! A ,ff 1.0 I X 'if xg 1 J ,QXV I f ffl X 1 X I 'V gl 5, 1 C- .1 , . N f C Al! V Cxlr XX JJ- M1 KIIK' f i ,- 7 7 qfvzfacl f , ,1 ff 1 X9 f f eff? 444 f f L M JA jf' X14 M my ao Mfg 45 , I 'QQ -faq? I f' .fd J' W K J J C9 1 U f f x K 4 , X 6 U . , 1 f X47 ' C1 1 K yff' I 4 v 41 fl X ' ,4 JU .- fy ,, gyfgf .MU U, ,W ff' Q, U fl f Q fi f W' W X 'A' - A j!4,.4,f6M7 QVGA' W' yy UN, VV!! C A-Q5 Qwg'W,r .M . YbbM6k-bfvxk Q N l mama 4'Qf1,fs-5we1f,,,L, M44 MQ FM ' W-fm K 'MWA A MWQ , 5 CLgim'7f5K+w,x fa I Z9 Qml QMMN is 4106, D7 ffdfg Lg QM iff LJ! 5 www Af ' 0 W A1MffdmjJ M206 wf M1491 le? ,gp R iw fs E Giyu rj XV 0REGON'S Qfgxesiwwfy, Uwbbykwsgwf I00th Year M W MW MBT UN VQNNWJ' 9 ab ' cbff ,, pf E A uf Q - X v A V XIX ,U A ,1 ' .L ,' presented by . . . EMQLW Nam ,59 wivwl kv Q , f Le , e e m DV Kyyff M VX My J ,. A I L0 my 1 WW Q9 5 0 O O , 1 YI, Lee 'Ti XO 561 f kb ES 2-A W: M, ,, . D G2 X 'C CXQIF .l Zyl' Y M7401 1 - Ce Med Z1-'Ll,4f'1-f-Luo MA x AL T wo gy- B Ohh A tlksrkgpcsklk-egllhi to c c vu v XJCQLASQ S S354-ww S I Keep We Cutll 3 Sm CNKUL5 C OMC . x f r 6 W3 egg me ff L56 eff Have Qyf 1 4keL3C'Of!lv LXGPAV X WH year g ' GQ fifd Salem, gf f NKQLVN , ' V J 232 Ce ij 26 36 Zvi QQ epjfmbg rg afwyy 'gl XXO Xia few? Awbjubp 0 Qi Q Zara! 4 r fiaacwexsfl Wi as-f A A WV yixw' 14MJQhlH RIQBMULQX if a WM as MLA ruff J A Q F' fjijjw Xlfgggr High S hqoim My , r Nygfwi N299 f X! a W a , Qrx on WM , 'X, v in-Q mx e '31 iiiflfx X X r' 1 ggi gig , 1 3 'fl X4 FLA 'li an ij, I ' i N i N 1 .X .X h Q. ,rf K-. 1 X - N ,-. - fx 1 is fr editdr . . . Sharon Trhax ..fJj'y Tix XF ' b - s. rx X N Q business manager . . . Janet Davenport sq Q VN f. -T1 x Q, X 3 JA A-Alb KAN'-Tk-f fw-4.9-9X,,4KA.95l9, if SQ Q SEAM Y 3 w 3221? ai 4 X QW etv fifwt W1 tnb W 5 Wlif3fQ Whyfd gift 1225256 Vfjifviu If MV WL wt, ,ff Jfyfgm ettwff x J' ' - t' f f' ' JAUQQ'-' , X 1 x C u x. 'tw 'fx r 3- .xv cfm QQJYMMNQTQvOWW Sf MRM AVSQAWWVVCQ f N -X 1 , , f 'wtfiww 9leteUs1tJftfwUQP 'AXHQM F x , ' An empty schoolztgomig cz gory in itself. How is V X V ' h ve changed from this smcull room to our gt JMWM Q tm Jlxmmft Ht M This year . . . even as in years before the first people we met upon coming to South Salem were the teachers . . . Throughout the year the administrators were dedicated not only to teaching, but to countless other services . . . They were club advisors, counselors, and chaperones . . . always giving extra time for us . . . From the office of principal on down the line, the problems of running our school were handled with personal attention. The keen interest of a highly efficient team have made the affairs of South Salem run smoothly and efficiently . . . 6 .Q .. 5 M. - .V J , wgfggg- W wmaggf ' :Liz-r ' N-wwf' ,ml nf-JV' '- H . 1 , QQ1 -. L S u i ' ' A y i? w f fzif M' -' ith iigixkg Y ..xx,. W. Representin g feochers of yesieryecr, Ihese faculty members posed on their woy to school in their new up-to-date automobile. 7 4. s 'Pb E , JYQ if W, Pwimwpul Curl E. fXsch4-rmwrrrwnrwr pidursd cu? THQ Cpwvrnmrl, omrc m Nw Cxpwtnf luUwWdmg Lf l,,L 'X mf.- OHCO clguim, our Hippy, Prirwcipfil Carl E ff-Xschfvrwwcvrwrwr, MOS guidvd Us wiUimjly cmd sucfwssfuily Through G sdwool yecdr. His pmienco cmd Uxwdur'sTC1nCUrwg Pmvn Pwlpvc! many To solve Tlucir probioms, Poppy was owvoys rowdy WMM Cm Qwcourcxgmg vvord for Those who sought it. Wlwon honors were bosiowcd Upon our school cmd its im- clivichmls, lwez wus Tlwfmg To present lwis Tradhlomfll roses, HG irwspirmi Us to do our lws1, but wlwm we foifod To do so We rem-ived The Umplcmsmmt dcmdO!iOms. As vwll us luring our lC2C1dCV,11QiSC1fVfClIdTO UH. 8 and Staff Miss Maxine Heringer assumed the position of Dean of Girls at South High this year. She graduated from Minot Teachers' College in Minot, North Dakota and obtained her master's degree from Willamette University. Miss Heringer taught in New Zealand for a year under the Fulbright Exchange program and has been at South High for four years. She was advisor to the class of '59 and cadet teaching advisor previous to becoming Dean of Girls. Mr. Neil Brown, our good-natured vice-principal, mainly super- vises the instructional procedure to be followed during the year. A graduate of Willamette University, he obtained his master's degree there also. Mr. Brown was vice-principal at Parrish Junior High before coming to South High where he has been for the past tive years. His duties include everything from advising the scholarship chairman to directing lunch-line traFlic. Mr. Del Ramsdell became South High's new Dean of Boys this year. He graduated from Willamette University where he also obtained his master's degree. Previous to coming to South High five years ago, Mr. Ramsdell taught speech at North High. Last year he taught English and assisted with various counseling du- ties. Mr. Ramsdell's new iob is a demanding one, but he finds it interesting and enioyable. He always exhibits the finer qualities suited to such a position and is to be commended for a iab well done. Our school is young and our teachers, whether young or old, are all young at heart. As our school grows so will its teaching staff expand. As time marches on, many teachers will leave South High, but others who desire to educate our future citizens will replace them and contribute to the continuous cycle. in-X l - ' U MAURICE ADAMS All of our teachers strive to guide us in leading Retail Selling Deboie happy, useful lives. They advise us in day to day 'W X RICHARD BALLANTYNE CARMELITA BARQUIST i Geometry Biology rf 7' SHIRLEY ZIMDARS Gym ' ' l -w JOE BENNINGHOFF l World History Higher Mathematics lf MARGARET BURROUGH5 MILDRED CHRIS-I-ENSON Miss Deeney, a recent Salem student, returns to teach at Drama Spanish Soulh Hl9h- 10 Lead and Guide . . and Inspire Us . . . problems and also aid us in determining our aims and goals. Besides demanding intelligence, the teaching pro- fession requires a personality that appeals to the students. Our teachers possess these invaluable qualities which are responsible for creating a har- monious atmosphere around our school. Whit Xt FRANCO COSCO GWEN CRAFT Latin Health Z C' 4 WILMA EARNEST Physical Education PAT DEENEY lOU De LORETTO Typing American Problems HELEN EDMUNDSON JOHN EDMUNDSON Bookkeeping Geometry Mrs. Rowell, like all loyal Saxons, expresses pleasure as CLAIRE ELWQOD DEE GREEN OUI' team SCOFSS. Chemistry Woodworking LEE GUSTAFSON LIDA HALVORSEN HAROLD HAUK Physical Education Cadet Teaching P.E. Co-ordinator BETTY HEIKEN Shorthand with Hard Work JOYCE JENSEN Shorthand GRACE HOCKETT English WALLACE JOHNSON Band 12 JOANN HUDSON U.S. History ETHEL JONES English HANK JURAN LOU KELLAY GOLDWYN KULBEL Physical Education Choir U.S. History Interesting Classes . . . ALICE LAMERSON Library HELEN LANE L U.S. History ALICE LEHMAN V ' Physical Education CARL LINDSTROM Electronics JACK l-OCKERBY Mr. Dee will do anything for his studentsl Metal Shop 13 5 SALLY ANN nossnr Merzcmz THELMA MILLER ,V Typing l Advanced Algebra Clothing and Stimulating Material . . . LUCILLE MITCHEM Art MAYNARD NELSON Audio-Visual Aids CARL NEBEL Physics JACK NORMAN Typing VICTOR PALMASON ROGER PEDERSON Orchestra American Problems 14 JEAN FOTTS Blll. RITCHIE GEORGIA ROWELL English English English Health English CJ The social hour convenes again. Teachers chat at lunch lime. LEAH SMITH LEO STENBACK LOIS SPARKS French Biology Art 15 We Learn Each Day . . . STAN SHOTTS DORIS SIX C Always Moving Forward . . . PERRY SPELBRINK Chemistry ,MJ ROBERT VOIGT English JACK TILTON F LYLE WILHELMI Biology Hove cor? Will fii? American MARJORIE WHITE Foods WINONA WRIGHT FRANK WALTON English ROGER WHITEMAN Spanish 16 English RUSS WHITMAN Physical Education Toward a Better Future RUTH BASTUSCHECK W I 1 , x rijflfql Omce Manager VIRGINIA HYND Bookkeeper La WL I I I I fw' 1 Lf' BETTY ANDERSON X L Secretory AIW it L ocTlvA MCDONOUGH Secretory -fslfr , - NYN SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS. STANDING: Mr. Connell Word, Mr, Chorlos Schmidt, and Mr. Gus Moore. SEATED: Mr. Harry Scott, Mr. Roy Cotes, Mr. Sid Boise, ond Mrs. P. H. Brydon. 17 UE Time passes slowly . . . the sophomores destined to be seated in the rear . . . the iuniors in the middle . . . both withstanding the good-natured teasing of the seniors . . . while under the surface they are preparing for their coming roles as leaders . . . How quickly the years have flown . . there is a feeling deep in the heart of every senior . . . for some it is relief . . . for others remorse . . . for all there is the spirit of satisfaction . . . Yet always will they remain true to their Alma Mater . . . though the years lead us apart. . . 18 I f their iciure, ci group representing Looking rather stifi ond formo or p an early graduating cuss 19 I tried to smile for The photographer. Y V W I ,, 'N'-W 'SO-Xcgxx X Nkww M lbw 'Wim ,-f tl i O C an cu lu 4 'ri KI s 4 i Seniors Do You Remember? We entered South in 1956 as the largest en- rolled class. We buzzed around finding ourselves in all sorts of activities - in pep club, in sports events, in talent shows, decorating tor after game dances, and in many, many other things. Ot all the things we remember of our Sophomore days the Sophomore class party stands out. As Juniors we were a dynamic class, taking the lead in many school functions, we won the United Fund Drive, and, after struggling through the Iowa tests, placed forty of our members in the top QW: of the nation. We presented the Seniors with one ot their most important tinales - the Junior- Senior prom, lt Happens Every Spring. Our last act as Juniors was sending a classmate to the Philippines as a foreign exchange student. As South's '58-'59 year, our senior year, comes to a close, we look back on it as a prosperous year. For the second consecutive time we have won the United Fund Drive. The student body was lead by a number of outstanding senior otticers, and mighty Saxon teams were backed by a vig- orous rally squad. Many scholarships and honors have been placed on our classmates this year, showing that a prosperous class is on its way toward building a more prosperous Oregon. 9,041 fx Car washing helped the seniors in winning the United Fund Drive this year. SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL, FRONT ROW: Sharon Truax, Carol Shelton, Ricki Wood, Nadine Brooks, Pat Eth- ridge, Peg Coe, Sally Sloan, Mrs. Georgia Rowell, Miss Joyce Jensen. ROW 2: Dave Finlay, Bingham Powell, Pete Melin, Craig McEwen, Tom Dunham, Jett Bodenweiser. 21 ANDERSON, DENNIS - Spanish club 1,2,3, Ski club 3, Student council 3, Sophomore class sgt.-at-arms 1, .1.V. football l, Varsity football 2,3, Varsity wrestling 2,3, .l.V, Track l,2, Varsity track 3, Rowdy dowds l,2,3, Hi-Y officer 2, council 3, Varsity S club 2,3. ANDERSON, ED - ANDERSON, HANNAH -- Latin club 3, ANDERSON, JOHN - Rifle club 3, ANDERSON, MA- BEL - ANGOVE, PAT - Pep club l,2,3, Latin club l,2, Y-Teens l,2, Home cc. club 3, Girls' league representa- tive 3. ARLING, DIANA - Transfer from McMinnville, French cluln 2, Pop club 2, Ski club 2, Y-Teens 2,3, Horizons 2,3, Student council 2,3, Forum club 2,3, Photography club 3, Rally squad 3, ARTHUR, MARILYN - Pep club l,2, Retail selling 3, Rifle club l, Girls' league l,2,3. ASBURRY, LARRY - Rowdy dowds 1,2,3, Latin club 1, C ,,t ,f we ,f,- is-.2 f , Q .ff, 1'1 . mm .:- wr , 5. 3. . X 'S- 2 'f , jg, ug ACKERMAN, DICK - AKULAW, ANDY - Science club l,2,3, Rifle club 3, Football 2,3, Rowdy dowds 1,2,3. ALLEN, JOANNE - Transfer from Junction City, Girls' glee 2,3, Retail selling 3, Girls' Letter Club 2, Pep club 2,3, Future homemakers of America 2. ALLEN, JOHN -5- Electronics club l,2,3, officer 2,3, Rifle club 3. ALLEN BILL - Rowdy dawds 2, Protection club l,2,3, Electronics club l,2,, ALLEN, MOLLY - Pep club 1, .l.V. Rally 2, Y-Teens 1,2,3, oflicer 2, lnterclub 3, Horizons l,2,3, Varsity rally 3, French club l,2,3, Ski club 2,3, Student council 2,3, Talent show 1,3, Girls' League representative I. ALLISTER, BEVERLY - Pep club l,2,3, Girls' league council 2,3, l,R.L. 3, Choir 2,3, Home EC. Club 3. AL- RICK, KEITH - Spanish club 2. AMUNDSON, DIANNE- - Student council 1, Talent show 1, Pep club 1,2,3, Girls' league 1,2,3, French club 2,3, Drama club 2, Speech team 2, Clypian 2. 'Flu AVERY, SHIRLEY - Pep club lj Girls' glee 25 Retail selling 3. BACHELLOR, LEROY - J.V. football 15 Student council 15 Varsity wrestling 25 Hi-Y 2. BAKER, JANI - Pep club 1,2,35 French club 1,2,35 Y-Teens 1,2,3, officer 2,35 Student council 2,35 Class rep. 1,25 Horizons 2,35 Home ec. club 3, officer 35 l.R.L. 35 Job's honored queen 3. BAKER, NANCY - Pep club 1,2,35 French club 1,2,35 Y-Teens 1,2,3, officer 2,35 Student council 2,35 Pho- tography club 35 Home ec. club 3, officer 3. BALDWIN, KATHLEEN - Retail selling 3. BALL, BOB - BARKER, JUDITH - Transfer from Eugene5 Pep club 2,35 Student council 35 Ski club 2,35 National honor society 2,3. BARKER, JUDY - Art club 35 Girls' league 1,2,3. BARNES, FRED - Intramural sports5 Rowdy dowds 1,2,35 Student council 1,2,3. fn-T A BARTLETT, BOB - J.V. track lg Varsity track 1,2,35 J.V. basketball 25 Student council 35 Photography club 2,3, pres. 35 S club 1,2,3, pres. 3. BARTLETT, RUSSELL - Rowdy dowds 1,2,35 Track 1,35 Crosscountry 35 Rifle club 3. BARTLETT, SUSAN - Pep club 1,2,35 Spanish 35 Y-Teens 2,35 Girls' glee 25 Orchestra 3. BEARD, JOHN - Ski club 2,35 Rowdy dowds 2,3. BEAVER, ROLLIN - Science club 2. BEDIENT JOYCE - BELLEISLE, KEN - Transfer from Stayton5 Rifle club 25 S club 2,35 Varsity football 2,35 Photography club 2. BENNETT, STELLA - Transfer from Gervais Union High5 F.l-LA. lg Girls' glee 2. BERGLUND, DAVID - Rowdy dowds 1,2,35 J.V. football lp Varsity football 2,35 J.V. wrestling ly Track 1,2,35 Student council 1,25 Traffic safety 35 Rifle club lg S club 1,2,35 Intramural volley- ball. BRASHER, SUE - Student council 1, Spanish club 1, Drama club 2,3, sec. 3, FTA. 2,3, Pep club 12,3, Clyp- ian 3, Y-Teens 1, Girls' glee Q, G,L.C. 12. BRESSLER, sauce - Photography club 3. BROOKS, Juois - i.R.L. 3, N.H.S. 2,3, Home ec. club 3, Drama club 3, Girls' league council 3. BROOKS, NADINE - Pep club 12,3, Y-Teens 12, Stu- dent council 3, Class council 3, F.T.A. 3, Cadet teacher 3, Ski Club 3, N.l'l.5. 2.3. BROWNELL, SPIKE - Sax-o- phone editor 3, Hi-Y l2,3, Spanisb club 12,3, Swim- ming 12, J.V. football 1, Sopli. basketball. BROWN- ING, GLENDA - F,T.A. 23, G.L.C. 2,3, Girls' league 23. BRUNK, GARY - Retail selling 3, Bays' glee 12, Choir 2. BRUNKAL, RICHARD - Varsity basketball 12, Var- sity baseball l,2,3, S club. BURKLAND, DICK - J.V. N' baseball 12. BLANCHORD, LOREN - Boys' glee 2. BLUME, DE- ANNA - Girls' letter club 1,2,3, Pep club 12,3, Girls' league 12,3. MAXELLE BLUNDELL - Transfer from California. BLYTH, CAROLYN - BODENWEISER, JEFF - Class pres. 3, N.F.L. 12,3, N.A,l l,S. 2.3, N.l'l.S. 2.3, Hi-Y Council 2,3, Swim team 1,2,3, S club 12,3, Forum club 1.2.3, pres. 3, Spanish 1,3, Student council 1,3, Oct. rotarian 3, Y-Teen masher 3. BOGGS, LULA - Pep club 12, Home ec 12, Retail selling 3, treasurer. BOURSON, JUDY - Pep club 12.3. BOWES, MARTIN - J.V. football 1, Varsity football 2,3, Soph. basket- ball 1, Track 12, Hi-Y 12,3, v. pres, 2,3, Y-Teens masher 3, S club, Student council 12, Rowdy dowds 12.3. BRATTEN, JERRY - Boys' glee 1, Retail selling 3. 1. V MS.- Q f ' 'Q -q S', X S Quit, -:Q . B-Qt.: , ' I Q f -A... 'X ESX BUSH, BILL - Student council 35 Pep band 2,35 J.V. football I5 Varsity football 2,35 Golf 2,35 Tri-M 2,3, pres. 35 Sr. class v. pres.5 Hi-Y 35 S club 35 Y-Teen masher 35 Orchestra 2,3. BUTLER, EILEEN - Pep club 1,2,35 Girls' league I,2,3. BUTLER, JAMES - Retail selling 3. BYNUM, SHARON - Pep club I,2,3: G.L.C. 1,2,35 F.T.A. 2,35 Photography club 3. CALABA, GARY - Varsity football 253, co-cap. 35 Varsity basketball 2,35 Varsity tennis 1,25 Track5 Student council 1,2,35 S club 1,2,35 Ski club 2. CAMDEN, LARRY - Electronics club 1,2,3, officer 2,35 Ski club 2,3. CAMPBELL, LARRY - Latin club 1,25 S Club 2,35 Class council 25 Varsity track 1,2,35 Varsity football 1,35 Hi-Y 1,2,3, ofticer 2,35 Rowdy dowds 2,3. CARLSON, CARLA - Pep club 1,25 Y-Teens 1,25 Retail selling 35 Girls' glee 2. CARR, MARILYN - Pep club 1,2,35 French 2,35 Y-Teens 1,25 Drama 1,2,35 F.T.A. 2,3. CARTER, FRANCIS - CASE, ANN - Pep Club 1,25 Rainbow worthy advisor5 Y-Teens 1,2,35 Varsity rally 35 Horizons 35 Hi-Y hasher 35 F.T.A, 25 Student council 3. CHASE, MARCIA - Pep club 1,2,35 Latin club 1,25 Ski club 2,35 Y-Teens 1,2,3, pres. 35 Photography club 3. CHRISTENSEN, KAY - Transfer from Colorado Springs5 Band 2,35 Orchestra 2,35 F.T.A. 35 Commercial club 2,3. CHRISTIAN, LINDA - Latin club 1,25 Pep club 1,2,35 Library 3. CLARK, CAROLYN - Transfer from Albany5 Art club 35 F.T.A, 35 Pep club 3. CLARK, JIM - J.V. football 15 Hi-Y 25 Baseball 2. CLARK, JOYCE - Pep club I,2,35 G.L.C. Ig Girls' league rep. I. CLOUSE, SHARON - Pep club 1,2,35 Girls' league 1,2,35 Y-Teens 1. in CROKER, SHIRLEY - Pep Club I,2,35 Girls' League I,2,3. CRUMP, JUDY - Pep Club I,2,3. SUSAN CRUSE - Pep Club 35 Spanish 2,3 CULP, JIM - Student Council 35 AA Stagg Hi-Y I,25 IRL 35 Wrestling 3, CUNNINGHAM, MILTON - Boys' Glee l,2,35 Choir 3. CUPP, GARY - Retailing Club 35 Science Club Ig Boys' Glee. CURLIN, DONNA - Art Club I5 Pep Club I,2,35 Home Ec. 3. CUSHING, SHARON - Pep Club l,2,35 French I5 Y-Teens I,25 A Chair 2,35 FTA 2,3. DALLAS, ANN - Pep Club I,2,35 Spanish Club I,2,35 IRL I5 Girls' League Rep. 25 GLC I,25 Commercial Club 3. COE, PEG - Drama I,2,3 officer 35 Y-Teens I,2,35 French 2,35 Class Council 35 Annual I5 IRL 35 Girls' League Rep. COFFEL, MARILYN - Pep Club I,2,35 Art 35 Hi-Fashion Council 35 Y-Teens I,2,3. COFFEY, LEE - French l,2,35 ASB First Vice Pres. 35 Debate 2,35 Clyp- ian 2,35 NFL 2,35 Y-Teens I,2,3, olTicer 3. COFFMAN, MARILYN - Pep Club I,35 Cafeteria I,3, DAVE COOK - Rowdy Dowds. MARVIN CORBETT - Rifle Club I,2,35 Electronics Club 2. CORNELIUS, BOB - Spanish Club I5 Track I5 Civil Air Patrol, Air Cadet exchange to Norway '58. COX, WAYNE - Rowdy Dowds I,2,35 I.R.L. 35 Intramurals 3. CRABB, JERRY -- ---ez. c z.. 5 f- - we-wg-5... rzfiisft 215.5 'N 3 I gg-f ' 2 .F e ' 4 5- 5 , ' :qi g ' Cb kfwfiiqgi f 5 . 15 5, Ab' I . .i i 5 K , X .1 DAVENPORT, JANET - Horizons I,2,3 officer 2, Y- Teens I,2,3 officer 3, Choir 2,35 Pep Club I,2,3g Girls' League Rep. 2,3, Annual 2,3, GLC If Ski 2,35 FTA 2,35 IRL 3, DAWSON, STEPHEN - Science Club 2. De- CAMP, KEN - Announcer's Club I,2,3p Student Council I. DEVLIN, CAROL - Transfer from Philomath. DEWEY, GENEVIEVE - Pep Club I,2,3, T-Teens I, M.Y.F. 2,3. DEZOTELL, BILL - Rowdy Dowds I,2,3. DILLARD, SHARON - Pep Club I,2,3g Commercial Club 3, Y-Teens I,2,3g Rainbows I,2,3. DILLEY, JEAN - Pep Club l,2,3, Spanish I,2, Y-Teens I, Drama Club I,2, GLC I,2, Retail Selling 3. DIXON, ROY - Football I,2,3, Blocker of the week. I 48 6 DODGE, DENNIS - J.V. Football lg Rifle Club Ip Rowdy Dowds l. DOUGLAS, DAVID - DOYLE, FLOYD - Ski Club 2. DUNHAM, TOM - IRL I, Football 2,3, Track I,2,3g Latin 2,3, officer 2, S Club 2,3, officer 3, Rowdy Dowds I,3, Ski I,3, Hi-Y I,2,3, officer 3. DUNCAN, SUNDAY - Transfer. DYKE, BETTY - NHS 2,35 NFL I,2,3, Spanish Club I,2,3, Forum Club 3, officer 3, Debate l,2,3, Ski Club l,2,3, officer 3, Girls' League Rep. 2,3 EISWERTH, DAN - Hi-Y, Rowdy Dowds I,2,3, S Club 2,3, Retail Club 3, Pres, Wrestling I,2,3, Baseball I,2, ELBERT, SHARON - Pep Club 1.2.3, Y-rem i,2, Home Ec. I, Latin 2. ELLIS, ROY - Retail Selling 3, Foot- ball I. KV.. FAGEN, MARY ANN - Pep club i,2,35 Band 1,25 G.L.C. 1,2,35 Cafeteria l,2,3. FARRAR, ANNE - Pep club l,2,35 Y-Teens i,2,35 A choir 1,2,35 I.R.L. 35 Ski club 2,3. FAST, JOAN - Homeroom rep. 1,2,35 Class council 25 Pep club i,2,35 Spanish 2,35 I.R.L. 35 Girls' league rep. 1,25 Y-Teens 15 Forum club 35 Photography club 3. FENIMORE, MIKE - Varsity football 2,35 Varsity base- ball 2,35 Hi-Y 25 S club 2,35 Rowdy dowds 2,35 J.V. basketball 25 Student council I. FERRY, PENNY - A choir 2,3, FILLER, JUDY - Pep club 1,25 Y-Teens 1,25 Retail selling 35 Girls' league i,2,3. FINLAY, DAVE - Transfer5 Senior class rep. FISHER, PAUL - Art club 1,25 Latin club 2,3, officer 35 I.R.L. 35 Student council 35 N.H.S. 3. FLETCHALL, DWIGHT - Retail selling 35 Football 25 Track 25 S club 2. ELSER, MARGARET - Home economics club 1,25 Li brary 1. EMLEN, JOHN - Transfer from Eugene lntramural sports 3. ENGLESON, SANDI - Choir 2,3 EPPERLY, CAROLE - Pep club 1,25 Retail selling 35 Commercial club 1,2. ERICKSON, ART - Rowdy dowds i,2,35 Latin club l,2, treasurer5 Ski club 1,2,35 Senior council5 Hi-Y l,2,3, treasurer5 S club 2,35 N.A.S.S. 2,35 Varsity football 2,35 Varsity track 3. ERICKSON, JOHN - ERICKSON, JUDY - Pep club 1,2,35 Y51'eens l,2,3, of- ficer 2,35 GLC. 1,2,35 I.R.L. 15 Commercial club 2,35 Girls' league rep. 3. ERTSGAARD, LINDA - Clypian 2,35 Girls' league rep. 35 Girls' glee 15 A Choir 2,35 Commercial club 35 Y-Teens l,2,3, officer 25 Pep club l,2,3, ETHERIDGE, PAT - Pep club 1,2,35 A choir 2,35 Girls' glee lp Class council 35 Y-Teens i,2,35 An- nual 3. if cw! M apt' FOLLIS, BRUCE - Future teachers of America 3. FOOS, DON - Ski club I, Drama club I, Rowdy dowds. FORD, CALVERT - Electronics club I,2,3, Proiection club I,2,3. FOX, LINDA - Retail selling 3, Ski club I, Pep club I,2,3, Girls' glee I,2. FRAD, LARRY - FRESHNER, CECIL - Transfer, J.V. baseball I, Future Farmers of America I. FRIES, CHERYL - Pep club I,2,3, Commercial club 2,3, G.A.A. I. FRIESEN, HELEN - Pep club 2,3 FUJII, BET- TYE - Pep club I,2,3, Drama club I,2,3, Y-Teens I,2,3, officer 3, Ski club 3, Latin club 3, I.R.I.. 3, Class sec- retary 2, A choir I,2,3, Girls' glee I, Encore club 2, 5' I -A 0 af? FULLER, CYNTHIA - Transfer from Seattle, Washing- ton, F.T.A 2,3, Pep club 2,3. FUTRELL, FAYE - Home economics club I,2,3, pres. 3, Rifle club I, officer I, Y-Teens I. GEMMEL, JOHN - Transfer, A choir 3. GILSTRAP, PHIL - Retail selling 3, Rowdy dowds I. GLASGOW, DENNIS - Varsity football 3, Swimming team I,3, Track I,2,3, Basketball I, S club I,2,3, sec. treasurer 3. GLODT, BARBARA - Pep club I,2,3, G.L.C. I,2,3, sec. 3, Girls' league council 3, F.T.A. 2,3, v. pres. 3, Latin club I, Ski club 2,3, Student council I. GORMAN, DENNIS - A choir I,2,3. GOVIER, SHIR- LEY - Commercial club 3, Pep club I,2,3, Y-Teens 3. GRAEN, JUDY - Drama club I,2,3, officer 3, French club I,2, Y-Teens I,2, Jobs daughters l,2,3, HATHELD, Lewis w. - HAUCK, CAROL - Girls' league rep. 2, Home ec. club 3, Pep club l,2,3, Y-Teens I,2,3, A choir 3. HAURY, EDWARD - Photography Club 3, Rowdy dowds 3, HAZELBAKER, LANCE - Rowdy dowds I,2, Retail sell- ing 3. HEDGE, CURTIS - J.V. football I, J.V. track I, Rowdy dowds I,2,3, Gun club. HIGLEY, WILMA - Home economics club l,2,3, A choir 2,3, Girls' glee I. HILL, BOB - Ski club I,2,3, Rowdy dowds I, Band I,2, Debate I. HILL, RON - Student council I, Rowdy dowds I,2,3. HILLS, JIM - Electronics club l, Chem- istry club I, Rifle club I. GRAY, BETTY JEAN - Transfer, Girls' glee 3, F.H.A. 3, GRIER, BILL - Student council I,2,3, Hi-Y 2,3, Basket- ball I, Golf 2, Varsity rally 3, Rowdy dowds I,2, Pho- tography club 3, Intramurals 3, GRIFFIS, CAROLYN - A choir 2,3, Girls' glee I, Pep club I. HAMMOND, LINDA - Student council 2,3, Class coun- cil I, Y-Teens I,2,3, Horizons 2,3, officer 3, Pep club l,2,3, Ski club l,2,3, l.R.L. 2,3, Annual 2,3, Forum club 2,3. HANSEN, ED - Rowdy dowds 3, Archery I. HAN- SON, LYNN - Retail selling 3, Girls' league I,2,3. HARRIS, KAREN - N.H.S. 2,3, Spanish I,2,3, States- man reporter l,2,3, Quill 8- scroll 2,3, olticer 3, Forum club 3, A.F.S. exchange student 2, J.V. rally 2, Student council I,2,3, Hi-Y Hasher 3. HARTMAN, BOB - Transfer from Portland, Student council 3, Bldg. 81 ground chairman 3, Varsity basketball 3, Y'Teen masher. HASKINS, JOAN - Pep club I,2,3. - ,, gg-riqsfu, , 1 ,. I 5 Q I ' 15-'refs , ' EHIQQJ ' . is ,gps 3: A - 49 E 1 K 1 4, : , 5 Q -L ' 10' 5 rl X bw ' ,ti-lffigx-'23 R'--si . '55 , . i s is HILSZ, SU - Pep club I,2,3, Ski club I, Spanish club I,2,3, Student council 2, Y-Teens I,2,3, Horizons 3, Forum club 3, Cadet teacher 3. HOAR, ANITA - G.L.C. I,3, Latin I,2, Pep club I,2, Forum club 3, l.R.L. 3. HOLVERSON, MYRNA - Pep club I,2,3, Y-Teens 3, Girls' glee I, Class council 2, Photography club 3, Student council I. HOLZKAMP, RON - Intramural sports, Basketball 3, Track I,3, Boys' Glee 2,3. HOPKINS, DERROLD - A choir 2,3, Boys' glee I, Wrestling 2, J.V. football I,2. HOPKINS, LAURETTA - Pep club l,2,3, G.L.C. I,2, Cafeteria worker. HOSKINS, RUSSELL - Pep band I,2,3, Hi-Y 3, Basket- ball I, Band I,2,3, Orchestra 2,3, Rowdy dowds 2,3, Talent show 2,3. HOUGHTALING, JUNE - HOWELLS, CAROLYN - Pep club I,2, G.L.C. 2,3, v. pres. 3, Latin club 2, Clypian 2. HOWEY, JERRY - Rowdy dowds I,2,3. HULBERT, DEAN - Orchestra I, Boys' glee I, Talent show I, Class council 2. HULBERT, RON - Science club I, Civil air patrol 2,3. HUMPHREY, GORDON - Spanish I,2, otticer 2, Stu- dent council I,2, Hi-Y i,2,3, officer 2,3, Rowdy dowds I,2,3, I-l.H.S. 2,3, officer 3, l.R.L. 3, IBAR, KEEKO - Ex- change student from Chile, Student council 3, Swim- ming team 3, Ski club 3, Hi-Y 3. INKS, NORMAN - IRVING, DAVE - Spanish club I,2, Electronics club 3. IVERSON, IRVIN - Retail selling 3. JACKSON, STEVE - Retail selling pres. 3, Latin club I, Student council IQ, J.V. rally 2, Rowdy dowds I,2,3, Hi-Y 2. JONES, DAVE - J.V. football l, Var. football 23, J.V. baseball 2, Var. baseball 3, Rowdy Dowds l,23, S club 23, announcers club 23, Student council 2 JONES, JOHNNY - Boys' glee 2, Basketball 2, Base- ball 2, Retail selling 3, S club 2 JONES, MAE - retail selling 3, Pep club l. JOSEPH, CAROL - Pep club l,2,3, Y-teens 3, Rainbowl 2, G.L. Rep. JUDSON, KAREN - Latin club l,2, Pep club l,23, G.L. rep l, Rifle Club l, l.R.L. l,2, Com- mercial club 3. KARKLINS, GEORGE - Announcers club 23, Student council 3, Rowdy Dowds l,23, S club 23, J.V. basketball l, J.V. football l. KENAGY, NANCY - Pep club l,23, Girls' letter club l,23, Girls' Glee l, Girls' league l,23. KESSLER, TOM - Retail selling 3, Varsity S club 23, Senior class Sgt.-at-arms 3, Rowdy Dowds l,23. KETCHUM, DIANNE -- Pep club 3, Y-teens 3, Commercial club 3, Home Ec. club 3. wwwwa :Qs at JACOBSON, HELEN - Latin club l, Pep club l,23, Y-teens 2, Commercial club 3. JAMISON, PAT - JAR- VIS, CAROLYN - Pep club l,23, Latin l,2, G.L. coun- cil l, Student council l,2, Girls' Glee l, Y-teens l,2, F.T.A. l,2 JENNISON, RONALD - JOHNSON, JIM - Spanislt club l,2, J.V. football l,2, J,V. baseball l, Varsity football 23, Rowdy Dowds l,2 JOHNSON, KEITH - Rifle club l. JOHNSON, SHARON - Girls' league l,23, Var. Rally Squad 3, Y-teens 23, Commercial club 23, Student council 3, JOHNSON, TERRY - J,V, basketball Mgr., Announcers club l, J.V. Baseball Mgr., Var. basket- ball mgr., Rowdy Dowds l,2,3. JONES, ARMIN - Stu- dent council, Hi-Y l, Rowdy Dowds 23. 32 KILLAM, BEVERELY - Ski Club l,2,3, l.R.L. l,2,3, Pres. 3, G.L. cabinet 2, National Honor Society 3, G.L. Pres., Horizons 3, Jr. class council 2, Student council 3. KIRK- PATRICK, KAY - Pep club 2,3, Spanish 2,3, Student council I, Y-teens, F,T.A, I, F.H.A. club i, Girls' league 3. KUNTZ, JULIE - KURTH, BONNIE - KURTH, GERALD - Retail selling 3, Announcers club 2. KWIATKOWSKI, JERRY - LAETSCH, RICKY - Football 2,35 Ski club l,2,3, Rowdy Dowds l,2,3. LANG, WANETAH - Transfer from Stay- ton. LARIOS, KATHY - Drama club 2, Ski Club 2, Y-teens l,2,3, oiTicer, Pep club I,2,3. M MN mt LEE, MELVIN - LEMEN, JIM - LEWIS, LINDA - Pep club l,Q,3, l.R,L, l, Ski club 2, FTA. 23, Pres. 3, Na- tional Honor Society 3, Pep club council 3. 5 tt gm iii 2,5 LINDBERG, MIKE - Spanish Club l,2,3, Pres. 35 NCI- tional Honor Society 23, Vice-pres. 3, Rowdy Dovvds 2. LITTLE, JOHN - A choir, Senior class council 3, wrestling l, Student council. LONG, BETH - Transfer from New York, Pep club 3, Y-teens 35 IRL 3, Clypian 33 staFt 3. LONG, FRANCES - Transfer from Corvallis 3, Pep club 3, Commercial club 3. LOSSNER, PETE - Ski club l,2,3, Football l,2,3, Rowdy Dowds l,2,3, LOTT, DICK - Baseball l. 5 E Q i i 1 McCARGAR, LARRY - Ski club 12,35 Spanish club 15 Varsity track 12,35 J.V. football Ip Basketball 15 Class council 25 S club 2,3. MCCORMACK, DOUG - Bas- ketball Ip Varsity basketball 2,35 Varsity baseball 12,35 Hi-Y 125 Rowdy clowds 15 S club l2,3. Mc- CUNE, DANIEL -Electronics club 12,35 Civil air patrol 1,2,3. McDANlEL, DALE - McDONOUGH, ANNE - Class council 125 Girls' league council 35 Horizons 1,2,3, pres. 35 Y-Teens 12,3, sec. 25 French 12,35 Pep club 12,35 F.T.A. 35 Ski club 35 Annual 2,35 Forum club 35 l.R.L. 35 Cadet teacher 3. MCEWEN, CRAIC - Hi-Y 2,35 Baseball 2,35 S club 2,35 Announcers club 3. MCGEORGE, MARSHA - Pep club 12,35 G.L.C. 12,3 French club 12, sec, 25 Latin club 125 Student counci 35 l.R.L. 35 Ski club 2,35 Y-Teens 12,3, sec. 25 F.1'.A. 2,3 MEISSNER, JUDY - Pep club 12,35 Girls' league amce. MELIN, PETE - Tri-M 2,35 Rowdy dowds 12,35 HIAY 12,3, pres. 35 Band 12,35 Golf 2,35 Baseball 12. 58? as 5? LOUCKS, SUE - Pep club 12,35 Spanish lp Y-Teens 12,35 Student council 1, Horizons 2,35 Photography 3. LUNDGREN, DICK - Spanish 1pI'II-Y 12,35 Ski club 25 Rowdy dowds 12,35 Class council Q5 Basketball 15 Track 1. MAGNESS, VERDA - Pep Club 12,35 French 2,35 Ski Club 35 Annual IQY-1,9605 2,3. MANGIS, JON - Spanish 1. MARGOSIAN, EUGENIA - Pep club 1,35 National honor society 2,3, treasurer 35 I.R.L. 12,3, v. pres. 25 Ski club 12,35 Latin club 12. MARR, JOHN - MARSH, STEPHAN - MARSHALL, JULIA - National Honor Society 2,35 Pep club 12,35 Spanish club 15 Latin 1F01 CLJC a'-'cr Tfw mph, lol-N CTO QMS? lun M.--2 if S930 :QSM C r on-- Tcl NUC LJQU' 53573 -437 GJ-10 2121 m- mpg .RK Q Zio Zc 4m 0 lo 'UC 02 'oz 'U' MELZER, JULIANNE - Pep Club I,2,3, Latin Club I,2, Clypion stait I,2,3, Business mgr. 3, FTA 3, Quill 81 Scroll 2,3. MENNIS, DARRLENE - Pep club I,2,3, re- tail selling 3, otticer 3. MEYER, LINDA -- Pep club I,2,3, Latin club I,2, Y-teens I,2,3, Drama 3, FTA 2,3, cadet teaching 3. MILLER, FRANK - Boys' glee I,2, Ski club 3. MILLER, KATHERINE - Ski I,2,3, Pep Club I,2,3, NFL I,2, NHS 2,3, Debate I,2, Student council 2, Clypian 3. MILLER, KRISTY - Pep Club I,2,3, Student council 2,3, NHS 2,3, Rifle club 3, French club 3, Ski club I,2. MILLER, NANCY - Pep club I,2,3, officer 3, Latin I,2, olticer I, IRL 3, Ski 3, NHS 2,3, Ysteens I,2, Horizon I,2,3, G.L. V. Pres. 2, Girl ot the month 3. MILLS, MIKE - A.S.B, Pres. 3, Debate 2,3, NHS 2,3, NFL 2,3, Span- ish I,3, Student council 2,3, Masher 3, Wrestling 2, J.V. baseball 2, Class council I, Talent show I,3. MOBLEY, JEAN - GLC. I,2,3, Pres. 3, FTA 3. ge, MOEN, DOT - class sec, I, Jr. class V. Pres. 2, IRL I,2, Y-teens I,2,3, officer 3, Interclub 2,3, ofticer 3, Hasher 3, Pep club I,2,3, olilicer 3, Girl of the month 3, annual 3. MOHR, JUDY -Latin l,2, Pep club I,2,3, FTA 2,3, GI. rep. I, NHS 2,3, Student council Q, Jr. Sr. prom attendant I, MOORE, LAURA - Pep club I,2. MOORHEAD, MAX - Boys' Glee I,2, Choir I,2,3, Rifle club I, Jr. class council Q, Rowdy Dowds I,2, MORGAN, RALPH - Rowdy Dowds I,2, S club I,2,3. MORROW, DELBERT - Retail selling 3, J.V. basketball I, J.V. track I, J.V. football I, MOST, MIRIAN - Pep Clulo I,2, IRL I,2,3, I'IOI't1e EC. club I,2, Student council 2, FBLA 2, Commercial club 3, Pres. 3. MURDOCK, MITCHEL - Hi-Y I,2,3. MURRAY, GERALD - I 1' OLD, STEPHEN - Rifle club l,2,3, Electronics club 2. OLSEN, SUSAN - Home Ec. Club l,2, Retail selling club 3, reporter 3. OLSEN, KEITH - Hi-y l,2, Sopho- more class council l. OSKO, SALLY - Y-teens l,2,3, oflicer 3, Pep club l,2, 3, Horne Fc. club 2,3, officer 3, F,T.A 2, cadet teach- ing 3, annual 3, class council l,2, Spanish club 2, Ski club 2, Girls' Glee I. PARMENTER, JEAN - Cafeteria worker 2. PAYNTER, ELVIN. PEARCY, DIANA - Encore l,2,3, IRL l,2, N.F.L. l,2,3, officer 3, Pep club I,2,3, French I,2, Drama l,2,3, om- ccr 3, orchestra l,2,3, Girls' Glee 2,3, PEDERSEN, JOY - IRL I, Pep club l,2,3, student council 2,3, PENGRA, JUDY - Clypian editor 3, feature editor 2, Quill 81 Scroll 2,3, Ofticer 3, student council 3, Y-teens l,2, Horizon 3, Pep club l,2,3, French l,2,3, Forum 2,3, G.L. rep. l, G.L. cabinet 2. 6: Ww- MURRAY, LYNETTE - Transfer, Girls' Glee 2, Retail selling 3, Historian, Pep club l,2,3. MYERS, ROBERTA - Girls' League l,2,3, Pep club l,2, Retail selling 3, NEAL, LARRY - Football l,2,3, Wrestling l,2,3, S club 2,3, NELSON, DOUG - Rowdy Dowds I,2,3, Jr, class coun- cil 2, J.V. football 2, Var. football 2,3, JV. track I, Hi-Y IA NELSON, JAN - Pep club l,2,3, Y-teens l,2, A choir 2,3, Girls' Glee l. NELSON, MARNI - Transfer from California 2, Y-teens 2,3, officer 3, Pep club 2,3, Horizon 2,3, officer 3, Cadet teaching 3, Annual 3, G.L, rep. 3, Clypion 2, F.T.A. 2,3, l.R.L. 3. NELSON, PAULA - Orchestra l,2,3, Junior Symphony l,2,3, Encore club l,2, Retail selling 3, String Society I,2,3. NEUMAN, BETTY - Pep club l,2, Home Ec. 2, Girls' Glee l,2, Retail selling 3. NORRIS, DON - Var. S l,2,3, .l.V. football mgr. I, Var. football mgr. 2,3, Wrestling mgr. l,2,3, Hi-y l,2,3, Science club 2. I ..- Qu., L I .,., --za , , 36 PERRY, DAVID - Student Council I,2,35 Rowdy Dowds I,2,35 Spanish Club I5 Ski I,25 Forum Club 2,35 J.V. Rally 25 Varsity Rally 35 Rotarian5 Hi-Y I,2,3, Pres. 35 Annual Staff I,25 Y-Teens masher 35 Assembly planning committee 2,35 Jr. Class Council 2, PERSONS, DARLENE. PETERS, ED. PETERSON, DARYL - Swimming I. PETERSON, PEGGY - Pep Club I,2,35 GLC 25 Girls' Glee I, Gym Office 2. PHILLIPS, ROBERTA. PIBURN, DURWIN - Varsity Baseball 2,35 Varsity Foot- ball 2,35 S Club I,2,35 Mosher 35 Soph. Basketball I5 Rowdy Dowd I,2,35 Rifle Club lp J.V. Football Ig Hi-Y I,2. PICKEENELL, BEULAH - Retail Selling 35 Pep Club I. PONSFORD, CHARLOTTE - Pep Club I,2,35 Choir 2,35 Latin Club 3. ...A6 I I X ucv. POST, RICHARD. POWELL, BING - S Club I,2,35 NHS 2,35 Latin I,25 National Athletic Scholastic Society 2,35 IRL 3, Vice President5 Senior Class Council 35 Golf I,2,3. PRENTICE, BILL. PROCK, TOM - Pep Band 2,35 Rowdy Dowds I,2,35 Football, Varsity I,35 Band I,2,3, Salem Jr. Symphony 2,35 Ski Club 2,35 Swimming 2. PUHIMAN, DON - Rowdy Dowds I,2,3. PYRITZ, RALPH - Rifle Club lj S Club I,2,35 Wrestling I,2,35 Cross-Country lg Track I5 Football 2, RANDOLPH, LORENA - Annual 35 Y-Teen I,35 Pep Club I,2,35 IRL 2,35 Latin 2,35 FTA 2,35 Girls' League Rep. l,2. RAYMOND, STEVE. REANEY, CONSTANCE - Pep Club I,2,35 Drama I,2,35 YfTeens I,2,35 Clypian 2,35 Ski Club 2,35 GLC I,25 FTA 3. ROBINSON, TERRI - Spanish l,2, Girls' Letter Club 2,3, F.T.A. 2,3, A Choir l,2,3, Operetta l,2,3, Rifle Club 3. ROSEBRAUGH, JOHN - ROSS, GARY - Trans- fer from Bend, Ski Club 3, Pep Band 3. ROTHWEILER, LARRY - RUND, RONALD - RYBLOOM, DARRELL - Retail Selling Ofhcer 3, Announcer Club l,2. RYSER, LOIS - French Club l,2,3, Orchestra l,2, Choir 3, Pep Club 2,3, F,T.A. 3, Cadet Teacher 3. SALCHEN- BERG, JERRY - Announcers Club 2, Rifle Club 3. SANDERS, JOANNE -- Latin Club l,2, Ski Club 3, Forum Club 3, l.R.L, 3, Student council l, Jr. Class council 2, Pep Club l,2,3, Omcer 3. ff-3 ,C 38 REED, DON - Electronics Club 2,3. REILLY, MIKE - Student Council l,2,3, Swimming 2,3, Announcers Club 3, Hi-Y l,2,3. REILLY, PAT - Soph. Class council 2, Student council 2,3, Hi-Y 3, Rowdy Dowds l,2,3, An- nual 2, Varsity S 3, Proiection Club l,2. RHOADS, JEAN - Pep Club l,2. RICH, LINDA - Pep Club l,2,3, French Club 2, Y-Teens 2,3, Girls' League Rep. 2, Photography Club 3, Forum Club 3. PHIL RIENCSHE - RITCHIE, LINDA - Pep Club l,2,3: Y-Teens I,2,3, Of- Hcer 2, Latin Club IQ, Photo Club 3, Horizons I,2,3, Social Committee 3, Class council 3. ROBBINS, DOR- OTHY - Pep Club l,2,3, Girls' League Rep. 3. ROBERT4 SON, SHARON - Pep Club I,2,3, A Choir 2,3, Girls' Glee I. ' ' N - .Q ?P 5 ta Q . n RI iss: 5' sits: f m:+ ,f SAUNDERS, DAVE - Latin Club 2,35 F.T.A. 35 Track 1,25 Wrestling 25 Stage craft club lp Cadet Teacher 3. SAUNDERS, MARCIA - Class council 1,25 Spanish club 15 Ski Club 1,2,35 Y-Teens 1,2,35 Pep Club 1,2,35 F.T.A 2,35 1.R.L. 2,35 Horizons 35 U.F. Chairman 3. SCHARF, ALAN - Spanish Club 35 Science Club 2. SCHILLER, PHIL - Wrestling 2. SCHENDEL, LARRY -- Pep band 1,2,35 Talent show 25 Band 1,2,35 Orchestra 1,2,35 Jr. Symphony 35 Rowdy Dowds 1,2,3. SCHLIE- SKI, KATHLEEN - SCHMIDT, GLORIA - Spanish 15 Encore 1,2,35 Pep Club 1,2,35 A Choir 2,35 Orchestra 1,2,35 Jr. Sym- phony 1,2,3. SCHNEIDER, DOROTHY - Pep Club 1,2,35 Commercial Club 1,25 Retail Selling 35 G.1..C. 1. SCOTT, JILL - Student Council 1,35 Spanish 1,25 Y-Teens 1,2,35 Pep Club 1,25 Rally Squad 3. VM +- :zf?sef:s1:1.:' ' 1 1.2-:is 1. - ' uftf-31 ' 'rf 5 P SEE, SUE - Commercial club 35 Pep club 2,3 SEGUIN, LARRY - Boys' Glee 2. SELLERS, STAN - J.V. Football 15 Latin Club 2, Rowdy Dowds 3. SHARP, JUDY - Pep club 1,2,35 Commercial club 35 Y-Teens 2. SHEETS, ALVIN - SHELDON, ROBERT - Wrestling 1. SHELTON, CAROL- Class council 35 French club 1,2,3, Office 35 Pep club 152,35 Hi-Fashion council 35 Annual 3, F.T.A, 25 l.R,L. 3. SHERFIELD, HELEN - Pep club 1,25 Girls' league 1,2,3. SIEGENTHALER, GARY - Student council 35 Intramural sports 35 Choir 2,35 Boys' Glee 1,2,3. X. .5 132 Vw. X 2 , 157 t STALER, MARGARET. STEINBOCK, PHIL - Varsity foot- ball 2,3, J.V, football, Var. track 2,3, Rowdy Dowds 1,2,3, Hi-y 1,2,3, officer 3, Hi-y outstanding athletic 3, Mosher 3, Senior class council 3. STEPHENSON, AVA - I,R L, 1, Girls' Glee 2, retail selling 3. STEPHENS, LARRY - Operetta 2, A choir 2,3. STEVEN- SON, JUNE. STEWART, WES -- Varsity football 2,3, co-captain 3, Soph. basketball 1, IV. track 1,2, Var. track 3, Soph. class council 2, Jr. class council, pres. 2, Student council 2, Hi-y council pres. 3, Hi-y 1,2,3, Ro- tarian 3, Hiey outstanding boy, Latin club 1,2, STOKES, DIANA. STRINGHAM, DORIS - Clypian edi- tor 2, Quill 8- Scroll 2,3, Pres. 3, Forum club 3, Latin 1,2,3, I.R.L. 3, French 3, Merit scholarship semi-Hnalist 3, Girls' state 2, Job's Daughters' Honored Queen 3, Horizon 2,3, Honor society 3, STRODE, GLENDA. SILKE, GERRY - Varsity Rally Squad 3, French 1.2, Hi-y 1,2,3, Y-teens Masher 3, Student council 3, Choir 2, Rowdy Dowds 1,2,3. SLATER, JUDY - Pep club 1,2, Horne Ec club 1,2, Art 1,2,3. SLOAN, SALLY - Trans. from Astoria 1, Pep club 2,3, Senior Council 3, choir 2,3. SMITH, BETTY - Pen club 3, Home Ec club 3, Trans. from North Salem. SMITH, MIKE. SMITH, NANCY - Latin club 1,2, Art club 2. STAFEK, JERRY - .I,V. Track 1, Var. track 2,3, Boys' Glee 1,2, Choir 3, Science club 2, Rowdy Dowds 1,2,3. STALEY, NORA - Retail Selling 3, pep club 1,2,3. STANLEY, JIM - Tennis 1,2,3, Hi-y 1,2,3, officer 3, Band 1,2,3, Orchestra 1,2,3, Latin club 1,2, S club 2,3, Ski club 1,2, Rowdy Dowds 1,2,3, Intramurals. S STRUPP, PATRICIA - G.L.C. 2,3, Pep Club I,2,3. STUBBLEFIELD, ROBERT - National Honor Society 2,3, Student Council I, IRL 3, Rowdy Dowds l,2,3, Intramu- rals 3. STUBER, KENNETH. SULLIVAN, TERRY - Radio Electronics 2,3, Officer 3, Intramurals 3. SWANSON, ROBERT. TAYLOR, BAR- BARA - Pep Club l,2, GLC l,2, Girls' League officer 3, French Club l,2, Drama Club 3, FTA 2, IRL 3, Senior Class Council 3. TAYLOR, TERRY - Pep Club I,3, Girls' Glee 3, Y- Teens 3, Horizons 3, Ski Club I,3. THOM, LEAH - Pep Club I,2,3, Y-Teens I,2,3, officer 2,3, Choir 2,3, Haslter, Girls' Glee. THOMAS, DONNA. . 1 ezf -s i ' xcifs-i .Q R 1 fs WS ., Q. E, E : 151: Jn- 5 cg Si Y 'nn -169 LR., 41 WN' 5 THOMPSON, HOWARD - Boy G'ee I,2,3, Latin Club 3. THORN, FAYLENE - Pep Club I,2,3, Retail Selling 3, GLC I, Band l,2, Girls' Glee I,2. TITUS, MARY - Pep Club I,2,3, Y-Teens 2, French 2, Com- mercial Club 3, Young Life 3. TRIBBLE, NANCIE - Pep Club I,2,3, Girls' League officer 2,3, Student council I, Hasher 3, Horizons 3, Ski 3, Commercial 3. TRUAX, SHARON - Annual Edi- tor 3, Y-Teens 2,3, Pres. 3, Horizons 2,3, Senior Class Council 3, French 2,3, Forum Club 3, Pep Club l,2,3, Inter-Club 2,3, Transfer from North 2. VANDERHOOF, JIM - Hi-Y I, Rowdy Dowds I,2,3. WACKEN, MARLENE - Pep Club l,2, Home Ec. l,2, Commercial Club 3, Y-Teens 2,3, Vice-Pres. 3, Clypian 2. WALKER, CURTIS - Rowdy Dowds l,2, S Club 2,3, Varsity Wrestling I,2,3, J.V. Baseball I,3, Student Council I, Intramural Sports 3, Hi-Y I. WALLINGFORD, SALLY - Pep Club l,2,3, Retail Selling Club 3. WILSON, SUE - Pep club I,2,3, Girls' glee I, Y-Teens IQ, Retail selling 3. WILTON, LINDA - Pep club l,2. WING, MARGOT - Pep club l,2,3, Y-Teens i, Ski club l,2. WISCARSON, LARRY - Electronics club 3. WOLFE, MARGIE - Pep club l,2,3, Girls' glee 2,3, Y-Teens i, Photography club I. WOOD, RICK - Pep club i,2,3, Spanish l,2,3, Y-Teens l,2,3, Class council l,2,3, Pho- tography club 3, Horizons 2,3, pres. 3, Senior class sec, treasurer. WOODRY, JIM - Rowdy dowds l, Football IQ, Stu- dent council I, Talent show I, Hi-Y l,2, Retail selling. WORRAL, PAR - Pep club l,2,3, Latin club l,2, Drama club 2,3, Jobs daughters l,2,3. WORTH, BARBARA - Pep club I,2, Home ec. club I, Retail selling 3, WATILO, BOB - Retail selling 3, Rifle club, Rowdy Dowds l. WATTS, DAN - Hi-Y l,2,3, Rowdy Dowds i,2, Spanish club l,3, Sl-ci Club l,2,3, Pres. 3, Swim- ming team 3, S club 3, Student council 3, Traffic safety committee council 3. WEATHERS, HAROLD - WEAVER, CLAUDIA - Pep club l,2,3, Latin club l,2, Tri-M 2,3, Orchestra l,2,3, A choir 3. WELCH, RON - Rifle club I,2,3, Science club 2,3, l.R.L. 3, Rowdy dowds 3. WENDLAND, SHARON - Latin club IQ, Drama club 3, Clypian 3, Pep club I,2,3. WENSTROM, MIKE - Rowdy Clowds 2,3. WIER, TOM - Retail selling 3, J.V. football l, J.V. baseball i. WILBUR, MARY - Rally squad 3, Spanish club I,2, officer 2, Quill and scroll 2,3, officer 3, Pep club I,2, Ski club IQ, Art club 3, Y-Teens l,2,3, Horizons l,2,3, Annual Jr. Sr Sr. class editor, Hi-Y hasher 3, WRIGHT, GAIL - Retail selling 35 S club 2,35 Wres- tling l,2,35 Football l,2,3. WUSSOW, RON - WYATT, PAM - Pep club l,2,35 Home Ec. club lp Y-teens 1,25 Student council 35 G.L. cabinet 35 FTA 35 Student teaching 3. YOUNG, MICHAEL - Ski club 2,35 Tennis i,2,3. YUN- GEN, WALTER - ZEIGLER, ANDREA - G.L. club l,2,35 FTA 2,35 G.L. rep. 35 Pep club 35 Cadet teaching 3. ZWICKER, SUE - Pep club l,2,35 French club i,2,35 Student council l,2,35 ASB vice Pres. 35 Tri-M 2,35 Girls' state 3, Band l,2,35 Orchestra i,2,3. DeGUIRE, SHARON - Transfer, Olilice worker 3. HILL, JERRY - xl ntramural sports. MacELDOWNEY, RALPH Q G . Senior girls and Junior boys represent the latest 'Chungman' fad at a November paiama party. An exception to the rule is Senior Bolo Hartman, who acted out a 'Chungf Seniors Pick Favorite Personalities Best Dressed Wittiest LPC Colley Dcwid Perry Most Talented Mary Willaur lorry Campbell Cutest Couple A K ren Hurris Wes Slevvorl PGUl Fisher Jim' Boker 4+ of '59 Graduating Class Most Likely to Succeed Most Spirited Most Athletic Ufuarnu Q i if lam Jef? Bodennweiser Bev Killum Best Dancers Diana Arling Dennis Glasgow Friendliest Jill SKOYY Jczlin Lilllo Milw Mills Nwncy Millar' fl-5 V we . 1 T' f 4 4.65, - MMV, K W ,- vc Avi,-f'Fx-sf . ,ig RSX 'Y' X A,-vb-Q 'vu .t .QX . .wm- -11.4, ,RQ Wu- ' , L .14 fx , , x ,- ' Jia New Zealand Trip Offered Juniors Linda Berry and Jerilyn Hughes make last minute preparations before Junior-Senior Prom. This year, a lucky Junior traveled to New Zealand in February as an exchange student and will return in Sep' tember. Finalists tor the honor, new to Juniors this year, were Susie Feiring and Jayanne Harvey. Alternates were Alice Berglund and Kay Arthur. The theme ot the Junior-Senior Prom was carried out with much enthusiasm to Bid the Seniors farewell as the Juniors took their places. The King and I was spon- sored at the Junior class movie, and helped to raise money tor the prom. In the United Fund Drive, the Juniors ran a close second to the Seniors and lost only by tour dollars. Under the helpful guidance ot advisors Mr. Whiteman, Mrs. Heilcen, and Miss Manary, the Class of i960 tulhlled their duties promptly and ethciently. They taced up to and met their problems, always willing to work for a better school. FRONT ROW: Pat Laws, Mary Olsen, Marilyn Colgan, Alice Berg- Kim Clark, Jerry Burger, Woody Bennett, Warren Harvey, Scott lund, Jerry Sue Dodd, Norma Wiley, Marilyn Salter, Judy Foster, Nelson, Doug White. ROW 3: Mrs. Heiken, Mr. Whiteman, Miss Virginia Judd ROW 2: Glenn Knickerbocl4er, Charles Hudkins, Manary, Gary Walls. 47 Class J. Anderson A. Angel T. Archer L. Arends K. Arthur L. Arthur J. Ayres E. Bacon G Baggenslos G Bailey D. Bainbridge B. Barber L. Barber G Barker G. Barker M Barnes N Barnes C. Bauman A Beach J. Beach E. Beary W. Bell D. Bennett W. Bennett D. Berg R. Berg L. Bergquisr A. Bergland J. Berry L. Berry D. Blaco D. Boll R. Boimeier M Bolsfad H. Bonogofski D. Bosteder M. Bowman J. Brack J. Bradbury K. Bradrick P. Brandt K. Brant S. Bredahl L. Brenaman B. Bronson B. Brown D. Brown D, Brown are . .l Lyly . ,W 'J ..'. Q llle LQ. A ...y. . S5 . .W . . . 5.1. - i f l 1' ..- 1' ' , . gg? WSW I It 'Q cy. Ll M fs- J. Agalzoff A,... - A Allenby V -.,. , B. Amundson k yvyk ff, uv. Q, L 'z . 5.4 L saw., X A 1 l t wen., .ggi . J .. ...- 2.53 '74 , Ham . , W . .3 ?,J.,.,.s.,. Q. ml ., E Www- Q - sg 3 , .-14' ff sl- vu. . j::1:'f ' ':i:e'i? ,,. ' --rg LX 1. 5522. W 734-N:f , . .S A ig.. f sg ' . 3 .2 Z -Q rrs- 5 6. ms-'W ,f E wk Q 'asf V f we in X ' R 3, 5 Lx Q had f A A e- BE V ' gif J ' 7533- I W-1-ee' f' is - .. ...W , . ,f . :if ,Q Q .,f g Q .r. .- H 1 V . -2 . wi 1 wwf .?, ' ' . 1 Mx .. s ' - . ... me 1 . ' A1 f f ,L - -'A f' ary- .. 5, s s J. A , .. .. l :YW .JSP xx W Vw- ,dl .1 -we .. xi I iff . Lk ff..,, KVM 5. .ar 5 9'-n wZ'a 4 3? 1 .Ll , I . 2. L A f' f 3 A ' x . 7 . ff' 1 y c A . 1, .. .5 s -: .,-eff.. I L Y -dl ' A A .- - - L ' ., .M '+P' .3 I . 1 V 5121? K X L .5 .Wk f 48 -WX . . Q . ff . . 1 s .rig K. .. ,guru '.. C if f. :Z:!?' 2 'D . f gs' 1 Q n X5 J 'Q ..- xg qg: - .M . :ktx vs X .,. . Q? Q: lt- . X Q gx A X X mi Y o '1- J.. X -6 f 'Q , f , N ,Q H . ,,., in 'M' N l Sf ...li WFP r f x.. X XE . x is. 3 1 fi? A . P1 X 0 A L .55 X i X- x 55522 Q J ' .yn x.. or ix , sg . . J. Dodd Q M. Dolezal J ' D. Douglas 6 K. .- - li lx is x 'R 49 G. Brown C. Brush P. Buren J. Burger K. Burke J. Burse M. Butler S. Cameron C. Campbell M. Campbell R. Campbell C. Cannon R. Carlson N. Carroll R. Carter R. Case D. Casey M. Cave J. Cavender J. Chappell D. Chastain L. Christianson D. Clark K. Clark S. Cleman M. Colgan J. Compton J. Conover R. Cook K. Coons F. Cooper D. Covert K. Cox S. Coy B. Crawford M. Crick B. Cunningham J. Curl A. Currier C. Dabler A. Daughfery E. Davis G. Davis J. Davis A. Dempsey G. Denman J. DeWeese J. Dickson Of '60 4 Mummy-Q-..wMs.s. Ricky Nelson exchanges the news of The day while eoiing in the cafeteria. R. Feller D. Ferris L. Fisher D. Fitch S. Fitzgerald J. Folsom J. Fortmiller J. Foster J. Franklin G. Frickey L. Frisk M. Fritz N. Frye S. Goberf J. Gannoway M. Cafes N. Gearharf C. George G. Gibson B. Gillaspie J. Gillaspie S. Gipson D. Glasgow S. Glecker B. Glenn J. Glenn J. Gorman J. Graber D. Greene G. Greer J, Drager E. DuHy L. Duffy J. Duggan V. Dymond D. Eglesfon G. Elser M. Emmerson V. Enger R. Evans S. Eyerly S. Feiring f -..T,,. -J '33 Hn 'W Vsys lr E 'wk yer, T. 'fr X 4 LM 'H J .,' --va. - HH- - ' i s - fy ix .f ., . is if. milf. . . , 1' if-W' sf lf . ? .. .f.fr. :fs -. -..,: i,.2: . . -2 95: ii' . .5 50 ef, 5 5 i is f If L 'Fi 'iq ... ,f I. 1 we-.. Q . . Sh. Kr X S Ki? ' .J-6-iw -- .ff 1 Q. Fl! K -uf .fn-is fvwm, A B . . '53 'Q .x Rs Ks' 'T' if .. .. -Q we Y g , Q . I l ...N . Xxx -i 1' Wy 1 A V'Ag ,A-nfxr . cg L54 fi If- X . X 1g a ,ix sf fill X F 'A . s,.- ., -. . jk f m .4 Q we 9 33 'Fw Q. mn Q Q y V. 5 s. ,V -Wim Nl Q an K ip .as X Q..- X X Q fm L U xc 5 XS 'j K I .. L i A of XX x X ,QQ Y -af J. X f Nw 3 Nx, . W N . kg +A. . K .a.....fm x Q . sz-nor in 5' . K in RM an -,e , vw-... 2' .... . S S -an sw .3 g. ...xx J ' . . ff I ix . x X 'zix IIA 2. ei J Ei 3 X A 3 .Q - --X-- 'xx' ff' X L -fm: e.s. Q s .. L as N X X K X X NP' A K -sl Ar A any as ...W M . .sa ,i N AA' Sfw s is as if J. w by 4 -:iii . XR. 'W 1 ... 3. N ' ' - .7 -f -ix X KN F , 3 E5 1 X L. Hinman D. Hobbs G. Holland P. Holland P. Holzcamp C. Hoover M. Horner B. Hoyser J. Hoxsey . S. Hubler Yi x. C. Hudkins ' L K. Hudson 'Sf' Q' kk..k. Lai -ww .g ' vs .. L. S. J. T. K L. J. Greicler Grew Griiiih Grubman Guidinger Hagner Holler D. Halvorsen W. Hamilton L. Harnmerstad M. Honn J. Hansen S Hargiff K Harmon R. Harp C Harris L. Harris L. Harris R Harfer J Harvey W. Harvey Haskinson A. Hawkins A. Haworth W. Helfey J. Heise J. Henne P. Hiles K. Hill S. Hill Congratulations, Gqryl 1' 9. Candidates for Junior class offices salute the flag before The election assembly. C. Johnson D. Johnson J. Dick J. Johnson J. Johnson R. Johnson S. Johnsion C. Jones F. Jones R. Jones P. Jones V. Judd R. Kanz A. Karau L. Kay C. Kelso L. Kendrick J. Kessel J. King J. King S. Kinron G. Kirkwood K. Kleger D. Knepper M. Knepper G. Knickbockei S. Kurtti N. Lancefield J. Lane W. Largenf Q J. Hughes J. Hulletfe D. Huskey S. Husted M. Isaac L. lsham J. Jacobsen A. Jacobsor D. Jacobson J. Jacobson G. James C. Johnson :' , :Q-K f .ffl if wifi? -ef 7 -af .f.- , ss K s NN fr -K, .ur r fur' ,. ks.. . .. . is .. , K xg , J . hw ii J Q' .- -Tir f:' . 1 .aft ie: Hs X .7 A s 'ii' f' fl' 2 -' ..1., ' vi. . ff i 52 is W... ffm.. mfs. A 3 , 'T N wad .... . 1-4... hum J- MW ,515 it .D 1-WEN Qu, ' A' js: s f . . 'ff Ii' '. X CMAQ! Q K .Q 1 by I ' Q ,gm -ti! 1 t S. .nfs li 1 Xi , . 'sor- Y ..i . .J we-.1 Q 31? J V - s . ,, .3 dl Al if S J 1'-if ii fp ii ,Nga . . .5 qs, X Jiirk ' J 'E 1 New-r. if 'mv' sN 'W . V., es fs' xen- ...ml N. - . . , . i J X New ' n i '25 'F-:X ' . gl 1 'i W Q ' ,Z -5:1321 Mg-L. LX gg M. .L - Q X Q What a wonderful evenrngi remembers Marg: J. Larios S. Laughlin my -33 P. Laws M. Leonard YW J. Lewis T. Lipper? B. Lock E. Locker T. Loewen S. Logan D Loose E. Loynes J Lussier J. Madden K K L. Mann gg G. Marr M. Marschat D Martin Martin X W .L E- J. Mason J I ,JM 5-M. 7 B. Maxwell If. pl main' xi D. McCarroll A H iii? hi 'iff' L. McClure .k -W Lttsz T qw.. v K J. Mccormack D. McDaniel T. McGlinn S. Mclntee J. McMillan 1, D. McRae M O. McVay M. Medley R. Merritt R. Merger Milne. G. Miille ,f Miller . P M. Maine u.... .,. - R. Miner R. Mink J. Minfy L. Moberg K. Mohr L. Morey .0- 53 4 i. 3.12, . M1-Qin .r M A hx. ... .R -'-' f ' 3 -. I 4. A r , Y. my .3 .. L. Morgan K D. Morrow B. Morrow 2572.51 ,J L. Mudgeff M 7 E. Myers rw? 5,24 Pj' H. Myers it R. Myers J. Neilsen J. Neimeyer L. Nelson R. Nelson S. Nelson A. Nickeson K AA L D. Nicks fl - G. Nielcind l .,, D. Nielson P G. Noffsinger D. Nordyke D. Norris AAN,: L L I B. North H EVEF, M R- Norm L D. Nysredf E '.,: 5 s f. vv. ofsefry D':' I K. Ogard F. H , W. O'Hern M. Olsen V... . ' 1 P J. Orwick L. Osferberg i J. Palmer S. Parker ii T. Parsons S. Pafzer 65.45 H ?i L'Lf 3 ' X zrs if E E. Poynter , , . V , K. Pederson Q W go gg!! M. Perman .Pt l-.. M. Person ' A' -:RLG P .J f is B. Peterson A P. Peterson . ' R. Peterson . I L. Porih :l,, R. Poifs is P. Powell P' f S. Price G. Pursley I B. Purvine B. Radcliii D. Rainbolf Ylll I V. Ramsdell 4 F . '22 C. Ramsden S. Rondoll ' . is Raymond .. ...r . J. Reed W J. Reed r it in! 54 A . -,l gf! 'TFQLQ f frm 1 ' if fl'-ft - 5 kk Q . . Q N-. S562 lo if L A . X X NXQQ x.:Q X s is Q a t -si: .3 -Wo 5 -X 'sg . st J X Q K Q x W Q X S ,Sf.lQ Q' Q x w X i 4 L get . - we 1 VuY wiF5i' A st: ix . me K -5--v-Lg? K. 4 ' ' ..,. . .L 1' XL N ,X .s f .sf I . xx .39 c X X WX X we l f 1 . 5 ee. if '55 as e 4-fi 7 ff 45' A r 'l 5 . s...,.s E .,. , S ..e K wifi SQ 'gil S. Smith gk ii 7 M. Spaulding .gi .vis S. Speerstra L- Sw R. Star '55 J. Rhodes J. Remington J. Repine J. Reynolds M. Richardson N. Riensche J. Riewcld J. Roberts S. Rolfness J. Rolow D. Rosebraugh E. Rosser L. Rounds B. Russell D. Scdowsky K. Salter M. Salter Sandwick J. Sauer K. Sawyer D. Schendel J. Schneider C. Schnelker K. Schocko J. Schroeder J. Schwalen E. Scott S. Seamester N. Sears L. Seitz D. SeRine . D. Sheldon R. Shepard J. Schindler J. Shinn D. Shipman H. Shoemake R. Shreve D. Shriver L. Shuck S. Sickler D. Simmons R. Singer A. Slack J. Sloan R. Smith M. Smith S. Smith G. Stein J. Stein C. Steinke A, Stevens W. Stice M. Stickley L. Stone J. Strawn A, Sweeten E. Swearinger J. Taves L. Taylor L. TenEyck O. Teston A. Thomas B. Thurwell J, Toeves C. Toll M Toll S. Tomlinson L. Trietsch J. Troxel D. Tshida M. Tuel K. Tufts C. Turner W. VanBuskirk K. VanKuelen S. VcinLydegraf D, Waller G. Walls G. Wangler D. Walsh G, Washburn H. Washburn G. Webb S. Weise D. Wells D. Whitesell D. White S. White N Wiley F. Williams J. Williams N Williamson R. Wiltrout D. Wilson M Wilson S, Wiscarson M Witenberger J. Wittemans D. Woitte M Wulf M Wyatt .fn qw, x C. 4.1, L. is 1' 5 6 I If ll 'll we .ws f'F,iF G ' f f 'W D5 l...wi' .. 'Tf ' Q in f 'ltlif 'f--if t'nl , . ,1. V.-if.-if.. .rf J. wt il? . 5... A 2 wr..--4 sa ff it .ww Mm , AOPOQN I-as ' in fig si. ff J.. , 'sb-1 ,sw .., . gf- 'U- . l l N T ll W , siwgk . n J in W' in .. 3 J f f'-L . f ..ln. , 5. D li' .... :nlvsi 'f' X .. ..-. it -H-5: A. - WTF! :ESQ 4 5 vi if :fibwi 'iw it rf QQ' ssif'ff'f: . 56 ,sb R Il? L S. Vance K g w-1' . A. Young 'K' . 'A QQ! B, Young x an K. I Wx 'Qs Nil rx Som Speersfro, Ron Poifs, Alice Berglund, and Mary Olsen were the four finalists for the American Field Service exchange program this year. 57 :X , I vw ff , SN, 5. fl? it gk :ri :- Q J 11 1 v if Qi P '1 ax xx Advanced Classes Offered to Sophs Once again a new batch of Baby Saxons roamed the halls at South High. Before the newness of high school had soaked in, the sophomores found Themselves in the auditorium taking the Iowa Achievement tests. This was a shock to the sophs because it was the tlrst time sopho- mores had been required to take the tests. Being a class full of vim and vigor, they began showing their worth by waging a lively campaign for the U.F. The sophomores grand total for this drive was 5189. The Three Faces of Eve, the soph's movie, was enjoyed by the student body as well as the 480 sophomores enrolled at South High. lt was held in the middle of March. Another big first for the sophomores, was the use of advanced biology classes. The classes are the first of this sort offered to sophomores. Mike Calaba is possibly soying to Tom Hoy, I iust don't get this English. SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNCIL, FIRST ROW: Miss Hudson ladvisorj, V. VanHouten, B. Lovellette, R. Douglas, K. Sprague, J. Dodge, B. Curlin, Miss Lane ladvisorl. SECOND ROW: D. Bradley, S, Stewart, R. Biles, B. Fal- leur, D. Perry, L. Brown, and Mr, Voigt fadvisorl. Class 3 .ti f i . :N lim'-.f' 'Q- F. Allen 54:11 Iii? i Y gg L. Bacheller i W 0 Lx,- , ..... 'Tw if D, Barber J my A, V B. Behrens 35: -if R, Bishop J We Q: 1 J R. Boatwright V. Allen J. Bacon -:Jw .5 .... B. Barnes la W 1 1 X J . K 1 R. Bell W. Bishop Us an 3 4 M. Boese f... l 1 M. Alt i W W in Wane . S. Bailey tg' l K, Bashford 'Y W iq P, . .gs is R137 Ji' 'Q hf 334. Q f l G. Bennett . .. f i g . W .Q 5. r 44' ik A A Qt 'Q - sf Qzggif. ri L S ,. 34 l , M. Bissett tv' is 4,4 M, f D. Boldt ...eg 36.4 .Q J. Arm priest In .1 V- t. yew... 'L C. Baker .. V. . .5 I T, Baumguardner N -. 1, V sf .-1 ., G. Bent is , 5,3 ssi- is, ,Q '5 . B. Blaisdell Q , in S, Bolcs 60 llxfigii K in M, :- Nl.. !ll f R. Ashford 1 X .www-A . 1 s K ... .J in S. Baker 1 Alf 5, 1 R. D. Baylie E. Bicknell D. Blake ,TE itil M. Adams . V. K. Austin 9 we ...Z . J- is J T. Baker J. Bean ' v. as K is . gf as . y YS 4... L Bm 5 5 V V. Ameck ' Izfsllkm 'B i . .U W. Austin . G, Ballweber 'H itkrzyfe, . if -E' R. Beard 'fig 4? R. Biles J. Bingenheimer J, Blake C. Blanlcevoort i. G. Bolin A K. Aiello 3 'Yi' .gs fs- 9 'TVB 5 5 L D. Aycl lol' ik i 5 4 . R. Bandy 4 Q -.M C. Bedsaul R. Binger T. Blum ,fx ec: z, E. Bowes B. Boyd R. Bradley J. Breithaupt M. Bye,-,Oman D. Buck S D. Bridge fr, .LL. . N. Buck A. Buntier S. Caloba L. Co rpentar L. Clyburn D. Cox E. Davenport ft J if LW? J. Campbell D. Cannon L. Carr C. Cauble NSE. , W ol.. RS Y B. Coe R. Collins G. Cox R. Croker K. Davis P. DeForrest ,N 5 L ' is B. Brooks A . Bu rg ess S . Ca n n o n V. Cclvender Q zb.. .si x D. Comstock L. Crom A. Dench B. Brown J. Burton . C... .,..., C. Carlson D. Clark D. Coons Q jus i 1 xx 'M t JN- ':' -I ..,. 3 Wx . 3. B. Brown L. Brown 5- Bush M. Butler E. Carlson H. Corlson C. Clay G, Clemens J. Coons S. Cooper S. Brown rf-...I . .- wif . ISL it it M. Caloba T new r: 51-'54 ,, r N. J. Carothers L ND . J. Clinton Q W .BMX ix , . . - Q' B. Covey D. Crook B, CU,-lin D. Dachenhouser D. Durst of '6I L. deVrie ' 4 , Q , J. Duncon 751 fiiiwfy L. Fanning A. Fillis X 'Ft' a Q 44.1. 1' if? if . L. Dick f Q- if M. Eiler 3 .. L 'ff'g.fr. ii iff 1 ,. H . M 'LES 1... 2 . ...- J. Fosf qw .ff ff .15 G. Filsinger T, in 4 +5 525 f 3 it-,. gy.. ie? 'iii , is if: ,. . n f? . 35521 :f 1. l f? Q .. f X.. B. Francis S. Fredinburg .M 1 , . rl! in 2 A Ak M, Dobson , , 1 , 2 I .., . i i i y R. Eiler if rlfi f A -.. ' hx ', in fn yi T. Fosf . , . J U.. . l Z mimi ay E. Flesch I. K , fi . ' if . .. 'BT H. Freeburn Where's my biology book? . .. -ff J his ' Qi 2 J. Dodge gg- g ifjesrii. XI. Ellingsworth L Ui, al. A.. .ii-f 1.. Digi? ell? W L 5K J A. Fowceff 2 u . ff.. ... lie .. , J. Folk -f - . ., ,5 . .., ' wh 3 5 ..:.. i 1 32 fm A if x 'i S L J. Friesen M5 51 1 l f B. Gardner Lak 9 as vi YQ ,SE . Sr la, , , J. Golden 5 Q D. Douglas . . :X 3 . W ... ., HE . K. Epley 2 X x 25' wig' 11. . R. Feiring :z 5 4 19, A, K .4 . L. Folsom ' V. Fronk F. Goskins 9? :V ' ' 15 S. Golden .i . S if X W is . S. W A l 3 Ji x bs . - lla is , fl ilu -flaw my fl' , R. Douglos al lf .al fi J. Etheridge ,3- l .Y v W , X1 ig: ii. . an .api Gi Fenimore ,ls A mallet' , J W -e lif'-21 -f fi K in 4 H . .0 , ,- .- , le K ix sf B. Fouchek lik. Q vb s e1 r B. Fuller M. Gotes we K, K. D, Gooch -fl K. Driesler L QL. Q i 1.3, ' M. Foist B. Ferris J. Fox i S. Fulton .' .wim- Zfifei si I 'L -J.. f fig P. Gouthier Ms' 1 4' . E. Goodwin M. Driver L W .H B. Fcxlleur . if M. Ferry J. Frod R. Gobriel i w e. -1 . . W . S C. Gilberg 'Ev 1 Q. . 4 B, Goodwin '-is .f I.. ' 'L Nl? 'K 51994 X,-sw . D. Gorton B. Greene W 'ik '- E. Hadley R. Hawkins S. Herzberg Exif O. Holcomb A. Inks I I I G. Grabow T. Greene fi, .4 . S. Hammond M. Hayden A. Hicks '55 ' f iii A. Hopkins NSE : ' QE L. IreIand W. Graham g Q ha f V. Greer 'Q dl I ik VW X Q - Q -,. Q I Q 0 I' f S. Hanff x was , . X.N .. W. Heffner J. Hicks I I '- Ii! X .. N G. Hauser W. . SS X D. Irish egg! Y fa it K. Graves T. Gresham I ' V ? J. Hansen Ig' W . .'L ::-'1 J. Heigeson G. Higley 53? 'F' TQQ ' .rf G. Hauser 5,I Y. Y 3. 55- P. Jackson .... 3 L. Gray T. Gustafson A. Harmon 'iv . Helton 'ees IIEEI L. Hildebrandt 2. K 3395 . D. Howard M. Jackson M. Jandera ,P ',r Could it be that Jan Armpriest forgot her toothbrush? 1. , 5, '- ' R15-WL I E R. Hart L. Hnvnn J. Hawes I . 5 I is I f Qgfg ofa f Fefe.. 33-3 7 ' D. Henken C. Henne L. Herb . R, me ,-.:- I D. Hill V. Hills S. Hoirup A Q .5 A .- -LN-'h LZlIiz1. J. Howey T. Hoy K. Ingham fm 35525 :1 sg. 9 4 Y Nq.. 2 L. Janes J, Jqryjg , . . , Z Bob Jurcn ond Dove Nielson go buck to class after going to the condy store. '14 na jl 'Y xv-7 ,Q fa .1 s juss Q' .1 Wo? A Kmifwwf ..,, .v gif P, Korres D. Keebler S. Kellicur L. 'fs F-fx J 'Q L 'mf 'A .Lf .. N . W W 'J' his A i 'Ai D Knepnef J. Kremz H, Kryfych .2 ' L i ,E 5 .., , 'J ff gifs ' ' 3 . 5 . Qifiifi 'sm K, Lnnhom T. Lowshe P, Lee 1 Q F1 - J' LTQWWW Ji LOfQI'OD L. Lohrmon 1 'J or , . 2 2: 11 L k V J Q K. I K x J Mrirs E, Morsh G. Mgrfell i shi 5 ' ,. ws' u T 'fe fi . L f sf A J W' 'Qi L J. Jenkins P, Johnson wi ' '4., Z- ,F 25 M. Kent i' S. Koch 1- .1.g?,g,gl 'Q s 1 G. Levin s.qQ.ff 'aj J 5 t ' L L. I i K. Jensen F. Jefer r S. Johnson K- -l05ePl l fl , N. V, . E D, .... . . ' s -V H .. . :- B. Kershaw L. Killqm J. Kuiper J. Loefsch T, Light is .gs see n w e Qi A 1 'K KK J nk? Y' . . V. ,615 ,ik J. Linfoot P. S. Jochimsen P. Juron ...J R. King i 4-Less. :ff H. LaMont 3229 'ii - J. Linn ik ,X K. Mor - J i . - ji '47 I B, Long B. Lovellefte J. Madison wi gs? kiiiiii issr ' 2' If I 571 i ' ' Q: .f . A. Moriin D, Martin C. Moss s ,Sf W. Moihewson ML ' H. Johnson P. Koehler A. Klegcr M. Loncefield W is 'T Q C, Livengood W ' .sx hx N ,h-ma-L R Ji.. is x 3 s s L. Mczrgosicn F. Maxwell .., gg f W X gg. M. Maynard .1 ! is' gg... X W., I. .edg y J. McFadden . 'il N b. kyv . ! ix R. Meola J. Mobley M. Morrison as P. Nelson less as if 1 X. R. Norten Qi. iikaf D. MCClGln SRQSQ S. McGeorge xx D. Meyer A .s f -A i 1 iii, , . D. Moermond g ... . .,... Q . E. Moskal I T. Nichols I. Oakes L. McCullan X . N idk D. McHone Rf S. Mickey L. Moling rw A ...vs K G. Mudge . ,iq D. Nielsen Ln Kal Q. ll J. Oakley D. McCoy D. McKillop F. Middleton N20 .. M. Moon E . ,x .ex -eff . .Q r. ., .fl M. Mulkey C. Nieman E. Oberg G. McCurdy sis rx .e YW ....... X X T. McKnight A :,. . Q nys? .ff .Lf - C fl 1 K. Miller if K. Moore C. Murray I-N, U N. Norris is .K no 9 Ne .N NN t ,Ks sk Q D Q W. Odem J. McDonald HF ,., -- X .. S. Medlock - 'l l 'safe NA M. Minard L. Moore D. Myers V. 5 we ra. 3 my McDougal ,sas I 2. C.. e K W... W we if .1 Q -of. C. Meithof EF! C. Minnich . . P. Morgan A fvig, g ly ' ' f E. Myers .Pl :1.n. Y D. McElroy G. Melllnger Q-Q , will - we 'ff' -LM. D. Misch ke .sg P. Morris E. Neal Mrs. Hockett reveals new seating arrangement. 4:2 Rf if 1' In. . f. L if 1-fi -. B. Osterberg 'V 2-fi 2 ,2'g1.V, Y' Q 56- fi 5 if B ,iw . D. Parsons 5 in 4. - 4 QV. A . L. Peterson fi i , x. . . mi ji.: is iff lx C. Potter Lr . .,.. f L. Recfor S A. Pode .si zf ' :-,, X iz, X , D. Pederson M. Pfouis . .1 J. Prince A. Redding f X 5 535: -2-il ' I iii? . -ss 5: C- PGif1Yer J. Painter L i w ,. ,,:. S E. Perkins D. Perry dsl 5 S HS ,L x , we l Ellis' 'xr N Pg ll! e JT X .i 1 xl Q l if Y lilly 5 Y K 'sf F. Phillips J. Phillips . H ,::, H 'J ::':-' EI -Pi, ::gi?,.:ii:.g-- fs1,..5:-f- . s M. Puffer M. Quistad iii? Q55i5'1fvi: 4 Wi sr imgw n - 5322. 2 P ws ' X e ' kfiifa-5 We . gf. w ifi, 1- .,.z. 1'-5 : 25 I 233 ,51 5 :ul ' me e- X wie X D, Redinger D. Reed 2 .... .. -lag.: ' AJ? '11 1 .. P. Ritchie uv' .'.. 1 I H S,VX,..:. Fu .5 4' rr sq. - S. Palmoson .- IQ 5' ' V M. Perry gi Q52 P. Pierce , ff' is T. Rader - . ,gg dl., jg.. fisif . . 3 .s sy SP' ' L. Reynolds i. Sas f ' Fir' C. Robb ui: l B. Papenfus D. Persons D. Piefers B. Romoge L. Rhodes :Mawr . :VS G. Roberfon . .. 5 .3 I J 3 rf W .H is is .-, Are these girls playing basketball? A' Robinson R. Rolh D. Royse - ?.., f,. X .qi i QL- J. Porker P, Parker , me .agar 13? D. Pefers G. Peters J- Pike J. Poorman L. Rauch M. Roymond l S. Rifle H. ROQBYS T, Rorick PQ!!! 5 ' s s L. Russell D. Ryals R, X XT i R . S Q . .. . Q ' 5' X X :sa . D. Rybloom J. Satlron D. Schildmeyer J. Schultz . . ' N LR'-- wx. .. S . . X: ' . - ii L. Senter S. SeRine S. Sidwell C. Siewert G. Smith l. Smith ii i . 5 . . . N K. Sprague S. Steinke C. Sullivan D. Sullivan . X! '98 . X . 0 SBK Qi: Q F i - if W 'N Q. . XXX Z9 NA. Salchenberg E. Sandwick S. Scharf . :SK X -sg YNGTW' Do you have two dimes for a nickel? says A' Sfhwobover 5- Seeger Dennis Ryals to Ivan Oaks. G. Scott - Q. MW ' Z.. ET S. EF ii . ii? X s M. Shatto B. Shaw L. Sheets D. Shelton J. Shirley B, Shreve tu .6 D. Simmons A. Simms G. Six C. Sloan R. Slupe D. Smith Sw X S X Si 8 - . ti . 'ti 22 . ixiwi- . ,. 51 - fi N . ... . K. . W A i P. Smith V. Smith S. Sneddon J. Sneed M. Snyder G. Spooner A if .:'. 1 .. . :yk S 4 ' 1 . - A l K - '- ,xi K . - 1 i. . R21 'Q 'b 7 .ff X .... A. . kk.. . 1.- .Nsigii gg . -.. . i ,Q i . 1 , . J. Stephens D. Stewart S. Stewart P. Stivers M. Stowe J. Stuart ' ......... . F. Suter J. Taggart R. Tate P. Taves E. Teston S. Tltcdc 67 M, Ng? 2 gt .il 1 il' J. Thomas W. Vance is lik ' X :img P. Warden yi M. Wheeler z K, ., ik 1 or 3 l 4 ,af gg fi i if 2 M. Wonderly , X... Q g 63 . Q, .Lf- S. Younce in , J ...sf P. Thomas D. Vanek fa we E, Warrenburg T V : F. .. ..- . . 1. 'Ti ifsil J. White .1 , 5: -5 mit R. Woodard Q9 R. Young f. 'S' , -'QT D. Thomas if VanHouten Wir J hiss? B. Watson 4. V. White s l if ,X fu R. Wood rum 3, I tg -I E., 'A 1' .3 I ff was . 5 M iw- D. Zwicker D. Webb B. Wilcox M. Tiana J. Treziae MQW' D. Vaughn E. Walker Y . K. Q. .2 if 2. ' .1 D. Webb Rl I 7 5 J --- . of .f -... :.- A .- i . fl-.3 ,'3'il'i. , , ' . E. Winter R. Worley B. Worth Tabla? .8 lf j sf! X ,.. 4 if sl . wi D. Triplett S. Tucker N T .R Q. 355 T'ig f'. . V -as I. I. Wallingford X. . 5 J. Wedel . 'I :-3' get J. Wirth 5 lx D. Wray Pictures were not available for the following students. Mike Adams Lewis Arends Steve Clayburn David Cook John Friess Judith Haight Burley l.aQua James Martsfield Marilou McConville Cheryl Miller Judy Swenson Bridget Williams Pat Woodward J. Waltz .Q 'F Q its bu- W 'ft C. Weisser G. Witteman C. Wright !9 'K. .A 3 , wh, 7' - S' 'V rl' Art Hopkins relates exciting Tale fo fellow classmates. iff.. Sophomore King of Heads Jan Aaserude. if .Y . . 5 i Jerry Madison dances with Time goes by so slowly for Candy Painter, Kathy Ingham, and Teddi Collins. 69 Every year . . . and years to come . . . there when times in a busy student's life when learning is excluded amid the rush of activities . . . happenings which are peculiar to South High in some special way . . . The first days of school bringing old friends together again . . . the mad scramble in the cafeteria for seats which become permanent . . . candidates campaigning before elections . . . formals with their regal queens . . . after game and noon dances . . . pep assemblies . . . class movies . . . Each week and each day has its own special events . . . These are the life of our school . . . 70 There's no record of the name of this early theatrical p ' ' ess. but whatever it was, we certamly hope It was a succ rod ucfion S2 X l - - M 7 September - Nancy Miller October - Dot Moen November - Ricki Wood Character, Leadership, Scholarship .3 is ' N., XX i xxvttx - December - Karen Harris February - Carol Shelton January - Doris Stringham Nine outstanding senior girls were chosen during the Girl of the Month bracelet with her name engraved the year to represent the Girls' League as Girl of the on it, At the end of the school year the bracelet was Month. They were selected by a committee for their presented to the Girl of the Year, selected by the stu- school service, leadership, and character. Each ot these dent body. girls was presented with a corsage ot red roses and lm 3 le lj Q? 1 c April - Joanne Sanders March - Beth Long May - Linda Lewis 72 is TN tr September - Mike Mills October - Jef? Bodenweiser November - Dave Perry Basis for Monthl Honors December - Wes Stewart February - Gordon Humphrey January - Bob Hartman A long standing tradition at South Salem has been month by the vote of the A.S.B. council. During the the selection of the Rotarian for each month of the month he was honored at a Salem Rotary luncheon. school year. A boy who has shown outstanding lead- This gave him the opportunity to meet some of the ership and service to the school was selected each top businessmen in Salem. April - Dan Watts March - Bill Bush May - Gerry Silke 73 5, Y This year the leaders of the Girls' League are Bev Killam, Presi- dent, Spunki Fitzgerald, Vice President, Barbara Taylor, Treasf urer, Sue Feiring, Secretary. ,vanessa X ,f Mamie ft -5' ttf' M2115 . Magzlz Girls advertise for the magazine assembly and show prizes that can be won. The cabinet consists of Barbara Glodt, Merrily Schram, Cathy Schnelker, Pam Wyatt, Marlys Hann, and .layanne Harvey, Girls' League Has Busy Year Nfl' , rg, QQ Fourth period office workers go over the records. Our Saxon girls literally combed the south half of Salem last November during their annual magazine drive. Profits from this drive are used for scholarships which are given to senior girls at the end of the year. Other girls' league proiects were trimming a Christmas tree for the cen- ter hall, and giving used sweaters to the girls at Hillcrest during the Christmas season. 74 This little fellow inspired many to sell magazines. Mary Ann Cave sells note paper to Julie Larios. 1 as s , , Q , S. 5 . iiossrix l .sf .,'e I - i 5 E Q kgs.: S i gm y x. fiffvif' cn C ru U: 1 Q U. :- cn 1 a I Q. an 2 G f X' ro 5 m J 2 I CT UU Q -. O' a -. Q Q 0 Q. .. .. 'L 17' 3' E fess 'Box .- s ,gwi ' T1 io win a prize in The drive. , f Z if ,, 7 , Jw Z' I' A ' ' 4 3' A ,. , W ,:, ,. , , ..,,., .--f i A 4, 'ffg1f5, ,,u,-me , , ,mhgf-z:6:',fff,,, ,I , , f ,... ,,,..,, r , ,, Ll ,,,, . ,HM . Mme: ,, , , yi, . ,., ,.6, ,,,,h.,, , . , .i,. VAIWA. La 'S Winners of the magazine contest were Linda Meyer, Bev Young, Pai Lee, Nadine Brooks, and Judy Laestch. Q S My ,O 6' l want service, says Mickey Perman To Joan Glen at The girls' league bookstore. Initiates Enjo Fun-filled Evenings 'Pa KW Sandra Wiscarson and Sunday Duncan, of the Drama Club, portray two characters in Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs. , fi V. ,ft 7,-Q., , W df V 3 K g D l is i if Michele Wyatt, a new member of Ski Club, puts These are the three bears? The Drama Club's version. on her skis. iff' Vice President Barb Glodt, inducts three new members in F.T.A. 76 But I don't like Spanish rice, says Phil Brandt. An intereseting yearly event in South High's his- tory is the induction of new members into the school clubs. The three language clubs, drama, F.T.A., ski- ing, and Home EC. clubs presented varied stunts and skits for incoming members to do. Could Sharon Bredohl be saying, Oh, my corn my sore cornl ? .-A -M i 3 Q x 3:51 Barb Fouchek best dressed French girl. The best dressed Roman woman was Elqine Bgweg had fhe b951Spqni5h DUNN, Gwen Higley. 77 Dancing Plays a Large Part C556 an wav! Thank youl Please step backl S -- 1 si -1 .si 1 Oh no, this really puts me downl How can anyone concentrate on dancing at World Series time? Every week throughout the school year on Thursday during the noon hour and the home room period the various clubs life to the every day school routine and of South sponsor noon dances. These dances add also raise money for the club treasuries. This is dancing? T 'V 3 . it , xx - U , .Q X X ii . 5. as Guess who? 78 in a Saxon's Life Gary Calaba Thanks Sue Zwicker for doing a fabulous iob on Hang on, Mollyl the decorations at Canine Catastrophe. Are you lost in The crowd? , Prfiszzzf 'Q Ns Woopsl From Have Team - Will Win To Canine Catastro- phe The social commiTTee worked To fill The easT bal- cony wiTh realisTic decora- tions ThaT provided a good aTmosphere for Those who wenT To our fooTball afTer game dances. All will re- member The big Nebishes and The bad Albany Bull- dog ThaT so appropriaTely ornamenTed The walls. To The social commiTTee we say - Thanks - The music and de-coraTions were The besT and iusT vvhaT we needed To spirifus on. 79 Go man! Originalit Present in Clever Pep Skits The moonlight pep rally iust x wouldn't be complete without Lee -ff-.,,xXM,wg., Coffey playing the part of Mother Goose. is 7 Six Saxon Songbirds portray sweet old fash- ion girls. 4 i C if ,ll - Ii, Nightmare Alice, Homecoming Queen of C ll'l D th' I k l'k korvo? ls ces ls oo le Someone You Ride 'em Cowboys! Dave Perry, Bill Grier, and Gerry Silke now did a terrific iob at the Moonlight Pep Rally. 80 3 gi ,e t w i ., 23 Skidoo and beat Milwaukee tool Diana Arllng, Bill Grier, Mary Wilbur and Gerry Silke show us that they haven't for- gotten how to Charleston. Wallop the Warriors! Anne Case arouses enthusiasm portraying a Leb- anon Warrior in the Lebanon-South Salem Pep Assembly. Oh, Sammy! l'm only six but . . J' Diana Arl- ing tells Sammy Saxon, better known as Dave Perry, haw she would beat the Vikings. Promoting school spirit to encourage students to attend the games and let our players know we're behind them are the aims of pep assemblies pre- sented on Fridays by the rally squad. Pep rallies are introduced with three or tour dance routines by the rally girls followed by a satirical skit introducing the opponents for the evening. The program is concluded with the singing of the Alma Mater. Many hours of hard work and much energy went into the pep assemblies this year which resulted in high quality entertainment. 5 ki T'was the night before gym - The rally squad mas reading. Christmas when all through the leads us in an original l?l Christ- A typical high school couple portrayed by Peg Coe and Paul Fisher in the Halloween Assembly. Four major assemblies were presented to the students to celebrate holidays throughout the school year. The assembly planning board wrote and produced the Halloween, Thanksgiving, Twirp, and Homecoming assem- blies, and the talent show for the enioyment of the stu- dents. Special Programs High Talented Saxons Gary Caloba, Mike Mills and Larry Harris per- form inthe Halloween assembly. 82 Oh, Melvin, where have you been all my life? -Lite Holidays Scott Nelson takes time out to smile for the pho- tographer, as he studies his lines for the Thanks- giving assembly. Let's face it, those king size cigar- ettes lust can't be beatl Just ask Bing Powell, Linda Hammond, Anita Hoar, Jan Davenport and Sue Feiring who appeared in the Halloween assembly. S E who What's brewing, Sue? Highlighting the Thanksgiving assembly was the South Salem High School choir, directed by Lou Kelly. if i I ul 1 J Sue Loucks expresses election sentiments in the Halloween assembly. Lee Coffey, is that any way to treat a state trophy? , wi fr gil With a grin like that you can certainly tell that Jeff took first in humorous reading. Linda Berry enioys listening to Miss Anderson give suggestions for ci humorous reading. Debaters Bring Home More Trophies fi Members of the debate squad are: FRONT ROW: J, Bodenweiser, M. Dolezal, M. Mills, L. Coffey, R. Hawkins, E. Hadley. ROW 2: T. Gustafson, M. Smith, L. Berry, Miss Anderson, B, McCormack, J. Saffron. 84 Preparing for various tournaments each year is the main obiective of the fourth period debate class. By participating in the debates held at school and at tournaments, a debater may earn enough points to be initiated into the Forensic Club, a national honorary for debaters. Winning in early events to start the year off right were: Linda Berry, second in humorous read- ing and Jeff Bodenweiser, first in humorous read- ing at Pacific University. Lee Coffey won honors for the school late last year by placing first in after dinner speaking at the state tournament. Saxon Rembrandts Display Talent N-s..,,.,.... ...M .l Deanna Blume shows how to make a stencil black for Christmas cards. Mrs. Mitchum instructs Sharon Cameron on preparing ink for printing. Part of every project is cleaning up! Artistic talent is expressed in many different ways in our art department. Interior design, stained glass vvindows, and Christmas cards are some of their numerous projects. Each year several Saxons bestow honors on themselves and our school by winning Gold Keys and displaying their work in various art events. 92,315 5 .. ks 1 x ls? -f is .h t -4 3, . s ri A C . V ' rs 'FF if ri? ' '43, , Larry Neal does on excellent iob of making ci ceramic, mosaic tables 85 ic 4.5915 Second Semester Student Hearing Committee members are L. to R.: Advisor - Mr, Peder- so Armin Jones, Sharon Johnson, Ann Case, Ken Brant, Nadine Brooks. SOCIAL COMMITTEE Many nights after school were spent in originating themes and dec- orating the east balcony for the en- joyment of the students who attended the after game dances held at South High. Assisting the second vice presi- dent in the planning and organizing of these dances was the A.S.B. So- cial Committee, made up of L. to R.: Linda Hammond, Linda Ritchie, Terry Gustafson, Terry McGlinn, Laura Kendrick, Sue Zwicker. ...J s STUDENT HEARING COMMITTEE Through the Student Hearing Committee, the influence of the leaders ofthe school can be brought to bear on the problems of the school. The Committee urges students to take responsibility for the condition of the school them- selves, and not to depend upon the administration. Saxon Laws Enforced and Spirit ii i, fi: , ii... -.. f BUILDING AND GROUNDS Under the chairmanship of Bob Hart- man, the Building and Grounds Com- mittee looked for opportunities to improve the campus appearance and strived for the cooperation ot the stu- dents in keeping the building clean and attractive. Wes Stewart, Laura Kendrick and Nancie Tribble worked with Bob on the Committee. Selected by the President at the beginning of the tirst semester enweiser, Sue Feiring, Rick Biles, Mark Wulf, Sue Zwicker, Mike to serve on the Student Hearing Committee are, L. to R.: tel? Bod- Mills, Lee Coffey, Dan Watts, Bev Killam, Bob Hartman. Lifted B A. S. B. Committees TRAFFIC SAFETY Writing up the student parking rules was one of the duties of the newly formed Trafhc Safety Com- mittee. Other duties were checking cars for parking stickers and reporting to the administration on trat- tic conditions around the campus. Dan Watts acted as chairman and assisting him are, L. to R.: Mark Wulf, Tom Parsons, Doug Nelson, Dave Berglund. ASSEMBLY PLANNING BOARD Originality, patience, and the ability to spend time and work hard were the qualitications ot each of the Assembly Planning Board members who assisted the First Vice President in plan- ning assemblies. Members are, BOTTOM ROW: Sam Speerstra, Peg Coe, Terry Gustafson, Judy Pengra, Terry Taylor, Spunki Fitzgerald, Lee Coffey. TOP ROW: Ken Brant, Doug Sim- mons, Steve Laughlin, Dave Perry, Jett Bodenweiser, Rich .gs fm? fl ,I 1- ... 45-sg if X J-WPT, -M gm SZ .,,, Q' - f-if :suv W' ' 3 k-45 xi i , X, W, ,E M.. f 4 ' . WU' , Kg, X . -A ,. sim V A . ' f 1 'K .ii-' ,f l in Till the End of Time Miss Molly Allen was crowned the First Lady of South Salem School at the fifth annual Coronation Ball on January 3ist. Mary Wilbur and Miss Karen Harris were named her first second attendants for the event. A floor-length white net gown accented with royal blue was dress worn by red-headed Queen Molly as she ruled over the student body formal of the year. Harry Wesely's orchestra provided the music for those danced Till the End of Time. Queen Molly I being crowned by A.S.B. President Mike Mills. High Miss and the fi rst who 5 12 t. 4 ,jg wif is 3 s . . S A... 13, , . or bf , TK , I QQ. . L f- av Q ig . 'f as is my CORONATION COURT MEMBERS AND S-SQUIRES: Sue Zwicker, Gary Calaba, Ricki Wood, Dave Perry, Lee Coffey, Jeff Baden- weiser, Nancy Miller, Art Erickson, Mary Wilbur, Keeko lbar, Queen Molly, Mike Fenimore, Karen Harris, Wes Stewart, Terry Taylor, Dennis Glasgow, Sharon Johnson, Mike Mills, Jill Scott Bob Hartman. Flower Girl, Sally Long and Crown Bearer, Jim De Loretto, 89- .49 gf Indian, trapper, and old time centennial cos- tumes decorated the halls and classrooms as the South Salem Saxons celebrated Oregon's lOOth birthday by participating in a dress-up day. Laura Kendrick and Gary Calaba won the prize for the most authentic interpretation of early day dress. Go west, young manl Tribute Paid to States Birthday Jim Compton portrays the old beau with ci girl on each arm. FZ Larry Rector and Phil Steinbock talk as the East meets the West. 90 Alamcnde Left Leslie Peterson ond Don Smith portray old time villains. vi 5' Cupids helper, Leah Thom, delivers Val-o-grams. Wil , ,,.,,, Gordon Humphrey registers his surprise. Viva La Val-o-Gram February 14, any year in history is called Valentine's -Meg s r . 53 1 is ' f Q in ici -all Q , Q Day, and at South iust about everyone celebrates this oc- casion by sending Val-o-grams iSouth's own variety of Valentinesl, and by attending a noon dance, where a King of Hearts is crowned. This yeor Jerry Madison, a sopho- more, wos crowned King, and his princes were Keeko Ibar and Bob Hartman. Molly Allen crowns sophomore Jerry Madison King of Hearts Dance to your heart's content. Selected by the student council, Wes Stewart and Karen Harris served os Homecoming host and hostess. Signs saying Go Home Grads greeted the alumni as they entered South this year tor our annual Homecoming gathering. As they read further, they found the signs were indicating nothing but the theme of assembly presented by the student body. Before the program, a tea and reception were held in the South library. Welcoming the alumns were Karen Harris and Wes Stewart, the ofticial Home- coming hostess and host. Their assistants were Jo Anne Sanders, Sue Loucks, Bobby Hartman, and Mike Fenimore. Homecoming Skit Q I g , W , . ms A 7. - . Jo Anne Sanders and Mike Feni- more prepore to serve grads Grads come back to visit Mr. Voigt's class, Sue Loucks and Bob Hartman talk over plans for the Homecoming. it 7 x I l Richard Hawkins and JeH Bodenweiser give satirical impressions of college life while the rest of the Homecom- ing cast looks on, Go Home Grads ETS PHT gg qu This is the sign that greeted the grads as they first entered South High Y ls this the typical freshman girl? PUFFI PUFFl 11:- Eddie Davis shows us life in the student union on campus. 93 W fsfv iiez' - 3 W nk . ESX -:if S x XM 5. ,RN R nu, D .:L- ii Sweethearts Go Dancing 5 S r Pete Melin, Diana Arling, David Perry, Sue Loucks, Ann Case. and Phil Steinbock compose the court for the Sweetheart Formal. , y 9 y xx 1,1- X A-F-.,,-1 J Faye Futrell is escorted by one of South's grads. Crowned Hi-Y Sweetheart from South High at the annual Sweetheart Formal was Miss Sue Loucks. Her attendants were Ann Case and Diana Arling. Students from North and South danced to the music of Arnie Manke in an atmosphere of colorful valentines. 95 Linda and Kenny seem to be enioying the dance :Qt Muriel! A Quiet Christmas was one of the several plays presented by the drama club to the stu- dent body this year. Besides providing entertainment for the stu- dents these plays raise money for the drama club so that they may finance projects through- out the year. This year the drama students also partici- pated in the Oregon Centennial Pageant. Oh, you didn't forget the Christmas tree! L. Hopkins exclaims as J. Grean and R. Potts bring in the tree, in 's,qo B. Taylor, E. Locker, J. Hawes, and L. Ham- mond in a scene from A Quiet Christmas. 2' xx X. J W - -. 1.4 XML. ? Dramatic Talent Expressed Why, Miss Coffey, your beard is charm- ing! S. Heringer, L, Coffey, and B. Lovellette put the finishing touches on their beards for the Centennial Pageant, Where did you put the eye make-up? One of the many questions heard as some of the drama students prepare for the Centennial Pageant. Funzapoppin' Returns S-up ,Ns One of the more serious numbers is presented by violinist Francis Gaskins. Lee Cottey's cry for talent brought many Saxons out for talent show tryouts. From these tryouts came Funzapoppin' Part II. The show is an annual spring event at South. Karen Pederson displays a dilticult and unusual talent. Randi Douglas and Rick Biles, dressed in authentic costume, practice a Russian dance. 97 From Chile to the Philippines Our Saxons Are Known ..,-,.i.'k Q V i n li t qlrz giigii. it s ais . . ' ' ,i i f - PPA S . fir' '- A iii fr i.-' A 'si g ' . i Q. X 152' .f Q ,iq i.. g 'it-'..L MX. J .. l s 2' ' t L , . l To . , ii ' 'N l ' W n Q Karen and her carabao tour the market Karen Wlth her Phlhpplno family' The i f plocel Judge Anacleto Bellosillo s. In native costume, Karen and her brother are OH to the party, Tropical scenery, genuine hospitality, and love of life are the things Karen Harris will always remember about the Philippines and their people. Spending a summer with the Judge Anacleto Bellosillo's in the City of Roxas has given her the opportunity to make life-long friends there. She is thankful for the American Field Service, which is a na- tional organization that send students to other countries to better our relationship. Enrique lbar Roias, also known as Keeko, is our AFS exchange student for the year i958-59. Living with the Harold Parsons and their son Tom and attending South High has provided Keeko with many memorable experiences which we hope he will long remember, always profit from, and share with others throughout the years. We will never forget Keeko, our wonderful friend from Santiago, Chile. Karen and Keeko compare their travels. Keeko has adopted that ol' American Keeko enioys an evening at home with SpCIf1iSh is CeI'TGif1lY different from Eng- custom of raiding the ice box. his American fqmily, Mr, and Mrs, lish, explains Keeko. Parsons and Tom. 98 One of the more popular spots! Chatter, Clatter, and Rice Senior girls always provide a variety of entertainment at the lunch table. My, but Dave Bergland loves spinach! 99 M67 bl Dick Pieters groans at the sight of the remaining food. Save me a place! Don't crowd! Who took my stool! are familiar phrases heard every day at l2:3O as l,3OO students push, shove, crawl, and otherwise crowd their way to the cafeteria to satisfy their growling stomachs, Whether you take a cold lunch, buy from the snack loor, or buy a plate lunch, very nourishing food is served in our cafeteria. Kasro is truly Americanized in his oen- tenial outfit. My home is Teheron, Iran, but this year I have lived in Hastings- on-Hudson, New York, and later came to Salem, Oregon, a city of which I am very fond. I live with Professor and Mrs. Joseph Schnel- ker and their daughter Kathy. Though I have been at South only a semester and have participated in just spring activities, Saxon life has given me many experiences that I will always treasure. -un.. This is one of the few opportunities Kasra had to enioy o quiet evening at home with his family. I Spring Activities .f Jack and Lyman celebrate Twirp Day in their own way. 10 There will always be one in every 0 crowd, 5 l ff? as ' s '52 ab 1 9 s r Q , is ,s ng is s 5 QQ 'A 5 This committee worked very hard to prepare for the Girls' League Style Show. . aff, WW Many hours were spent in preparing for the Girls' League Style I Show, Bouquet of Fashions, Clothes from several Salem stores were shown by fourteen models as the students picked their clothes LGHY and Gfeffhen Pfvffice for the Style SHOW for spring. Keep Saxons Busy use Wmzf 1 , Q 'S 1? 3 Lindo, Karen, Judy, and Jean dress tor Cotton Day. it Pep Club Shows he Pep Club othcers are from LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Hammer- Serving as committee heads are: L. Berry, J. Harvey, J. Anderson stad, secretary, M. Leonard, treasurer, N, Miller, E. Margosian, J. Barker, S. Sloan, B. Dyke. President, D. Moen, Vice President. ,gn gf' ,f .1 Come on S-a-x-on-s ---- ---v Let's Go! N. VanHouten, J. Dodge, J. Marshall, T. McGlinn, K. Cox, J Gannaway, E, Bowes, R. Wood served on the Pep Club council this year. Red gloves, white sweaters, red skirts, Frenchies, and Saxon emblems are the outhts at the girls who belong to the Pep Club. On the days preceding our games all loyal Saxons decorate our halls with their outfits to promote school spirit. During the football games the senior girls form a V tor the players to run through. At basketball games the Pop Band comes to lite as the girls do hand motions to accom- pany their music. For all sports activities the girls usher. Spirit to Spare Rowdy Dovvds sport new tood lids. Good-bye and good luck, team. Y Q -,gn 1-n Our V for victory! Toads march ot holf time it Axff Beat the Vikings - Fight! Fight! Fight! 103 The Unguarded Moments 5 Oh, noi Come on, Sa-xons. my 'Q f' I iusl don'i believe itl .6491 8 J A I .yy ,P Av ' .nk Lili Slim lll HAR: No one has contributed any more to Saxon spirit than has Sam Speer- stra. He has worked many hours on colorful posters which give our Teams the will to win. 104 x These lovely ladies compose the girls' basketball team of yesteryear. Active Sports Enjoyed B Girls Girls who are athletically in- clined have participated in a full program of sports which includes volleyball, basketball, field hockey, soccer, tennis, and archery. Play days, camping trips, and tourna- ments have been added to their agenda to complete the activities. C7 wi -4 Betty Swanson, Karen Pederson, Sharon Sughrue, Marlene Dolezal, Andrea Ziegler, and Lee Holland are the heads of girls' sports for Girls' Letter Club. 105 is Na Throughout the years . . . numerous clubs and organizations consumed any leisure time you thought belonged to you . . . These organizations are characterized by meetings. . . during school, after school, and meetings planned for the purpose of making life miserable for initiates. . . On Tuesdays the doors open to the meeting rooms . . . students rush in . . . then doors close again . . . behind the doors youthful enthusiasm takes over . . . special parties, club trips, or money-raising proiects are planned . . . Here we meet new faces, exchange ideas, gain new insight . . . participants develop qualities of leadership and responsibility . . . Each club enwraps a student and his interest . . . the door of new interest is open to all... 106 '-' -P'-q The group above is an early all-girl band organized in Salem. The girls aiiended school at Salem Academy and became well known for their musical ability. nt I0 Cf' F if ggi .S S m 2 32 SN . . 9 if S i Q. gi E X 5 .S wg 'Q X an fm - Rf A M S Q. Saxons Led by Student Council l l -gi il .sm AWK i STUDENT COUNCIL. FRONT ROW: Bobby Hartman, Mike Rielly, Mike Mills, Gordon Humphrey, David Perry, Bill Grier, Gary Siegenthaler, Paul Fisher, Pepe Melin, ROW 2: Lee Coffey, Bev Killiant, Ann Case, Sharon Johnson, Mary Willour, Molly Allen, Jill Scott, Marcia Saunders, Diana Arling, Su Hilsz, Peg Coe, Linda Hammond, Jani Baker. ROW 3: Gloria Shmidt, Nadine Brooks, Valerie Ramsclell, Jerry Sue Dodd, Jerilyn Hughes, Bonnie Barber, Dana Glasgow, Jean Ayres, Joy Pederson, Jean Minto, Marsha McGeorge, Leah Thorn, Judie Pengra, ROW 4: Pam Wyatt, Carol Robb, Jan Armpriest, Terry Blum, Mickey Pfouts, Maggie Lancetield, Nancy Van Houten, Barbara Fouchek, Sharon Husted, Sharon Bailey, Sue Zwicker, Karen Harris, Judith Barker, Diane Briggs, Joan Fast, ROW 5: Mr. Pederson, Francis Gaskins, Dale Meyer, Jay Brock, Mickey Permin, Rick Biles, Dan Watts, Gary Calaba, Junior Varsity Rally Squad consists of Diane Briggs, Doug Simmons, Bonnie Barber, Ken Brant, Jerry Sue Dodd. xp CADET TEACHERS. FRONT ROW: Ann McDonough, Marni Nelson, Scott, Sharon Bynum, Genevieve Dewey, Andrea Ziegler, Glenda Ann Case, Diana Arling, Julie Melzer, Carol Shelton, Marcia Browning. ROW 3: Mrs. Halvorson, Linda Lewis, Bruce Follis, McGeorge, Linda Meyer, ROW 2: Sue Brasher, Judy Mohr, Sally Dave Saunders, Marcia Saunders, Su Hilsz, Pam Wyatt, INSET: Osko, Sharon Cushing, Connie Reaney, Nadine Brooks, Jill Linda Lewis, Cadets Choose Careers FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA. FRONT ROW: Sharon Bynum, Errol Locker, Sue Brasher, Marcia McGeorge, Barbara Glodf, Linda Lewis, Jimi Minti, Jean Minto, Ann McDonough, Marni Nelson, Marcia Saunders, Linda Meyer. ROW 2: Lynn Brenaman, Karlene Kleger, Mike Wheeler, Bruce Follis, Joe Linn, Judy Mohr, Connie Reaney, Dave Saunders, Terri McGlinn, Pam Wyatt, Carolyn Clark, Sherry Hoirup. ROW 3: Carolyn Seward, Nadine Brooks, Judy Jacobsen, Marilyn Carr, Loretta Kay, Karen Pederson, Mary Ann Cave, Karen VanKeulan, Alice Berg- lund, Elaine Currier, Linda Bachellor, Joanne Wedel, Sally Mc- George, Andrea Ziegler. ROW 4: Ladell Kleger, Carol Blankenforth, Penny Powell, Rosemary Meyers, Carol Johnson, Jackie Graber, Jayanne Harvey, Shirley Feed, Sharon Bailey, Virginia Greer, Gretchen Fenimore, Eileen Hadley, Julie Melzer, Mrs. Halvorsen. 111 Honor Clubs Recognize Achievement my' V M H' . In Marlene Dolezal NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE, FRONT ROW: Miss Anderson, Marlene Dolezal. SECOND ROW: Karen Harris, Ed Davis, Linda Berry. THIRD ROW: Eileen Hadley, Diana Pearcy, Terrie Gustaf- son. FOURTH ROW: Richard Hawkins, John Saffron, Mike Mills, Jeff Bodenweiser. Gordon Humphrey NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, FRONT ROW: Mike Mills, Christy Miller, Linda Lewis Gordon Humphrey, Eugenia Margosian, Karen Harris. SECOND ROW: Bob Stubble- field, Bingham Powell, Julia Marshall, Judy Barker, Doris Stringham, Judi Brooks, Judy Mohr. THIRD ROW: Jeff Bodenweiser, Paul Fisher, Bev Killiam, Nancy Miller, Kathy Miller, Barb Glodt, Nadine Brooks. l :, sf . A . . .ii 'li 19 ff::.. .. F . .,: . 'l igffij 1 n ' if , , : : ,: in if Phil Steinbock NATIONAL ATHLETIC HONOR SOCIETY, FRONT ROW: Mike Mills, Art Erickson, Phil Steinbock, Tom Dunham, Wes Stewart. SEC- OND ROW: JeH Bodenweiser, Mr, Houck, Bingham Powell, S-Men Show Skill in Sports FRONT ROW: S. Brownell, C. Steinke, L. Bacheller, L, Campbell, T. Dunham, D. Glasgow, B. Bartlett, Mr. Houck, D. Anderson, G. Walls, D. Berglund, B. Bush, W. Stewart, P. Steinbock. ROW 2: R. Laetsch, T. Kessler, D. Piburn, L. McCargor, B. Powell, J. King, D. Waller, R, Nelson, W. Bennett, M. Wulf, M. Mills, M. Bowes, D. Nelson. ROW 3: A. Erickson, R. Pyritz, D. Sheldon, P. Melin, T. Prock, P. Reilly, M. Reilly, M. Richardson, R. Shepard, S. Speerstra, K. Clark, J. Chappell. ROW 4: J. Bodenweiser, G. Filsinger, S. Randall, M. Boese, L. Rector, P. Brandt, J. Burse, D. Hobbs, D. Miller, J. Steink, R. Case, K. Sawyer. ROW 5: C. Hudkins, E. Davis, D. Jones, J. Duncan, A. Sims, J. Stanley, A. Akulaw, K. lbar, G. Stein, D. Watts, M. Fenimore, G. Wright. ROW 6: C. Walker, W. Brunkal, G. Calaba, D. Covert, J. Brack, R. Morgan, M. Young, D. Norris, C. McEwen, L. Neal. 1 is Bob Bartlett WL. 2? . Football has progressed quite rapidly since the turn af the century. l 113 SENIOR PEP CLUB, FRONT ROW: D. Ketchum, C. Clark, S. Loucks, S. Truax, L. Colley, L. Randolph, C. Reaney, N. Miller, N. Kenagy, G. Schmidt, K. Kirkpatrick, D. Curlin, L. Ertsgaard B. Glodt, L. Lewis. ROW 2: S. Osko, J. Pengra, M, Chase, L. Hammond, S. Zwicker, M, Saunders, R. Wood, S. Hilsz, M. Nel son, J. Davenport, J, Barker, A. Ziegler, M. Carr, P. Worral, D, Pearcy, S. Elbert. ROW 3: P. Wyatt, S. Govier, J. Erickson C. Joseph, J. Crump, J. Marshall, B. Dyke, N. Brooks, P. Strupp, Pep Club - Cheers ' emawiau J. Sanders, J. Fast, M. Holverson, T. Taylor, P, Coe. ROW 4: L. Meyer, C. Ponsford, J, Haskins, M. Wing, C. Weaver, P. Peterson, L, Hopkins, M, Coffman, D. Amundson, D. Blume, S. Crocker, S. Clouse, L, Rich, J. Pederson, ROW 5: S. Bartlett, S. Sloan, D. Stringham, M, McGeorge, S, Cruz, A. Dallas, K. Judson, C. Jarvis, B. Smith, J. Nelson, G. Dewey, B. Fujii, B. Long, A. McDonough, C. Shelton, K. Harris, N, Tribble. INSET: Nancy Miller. 0-6, www .fwwn ,gmm ,g,,,g FG' JUNIOR PEP CLUB. FRONT ROW: A. Haworth, J. Drager, J. Fort- miller, G. Denman, C. Bradwick, R. Myers, L. Trietsch, S. Hargitt, L, Kendrick, K. VanKeulen, D. Briggs, D. Stringer, G. Chown G, Bailey, J. Toevs, N. Frye, L. Brenaman, ROW 2: S. Wiscarson K. Cannon, T. Archer, C. Johnson, S. Heringer, S. Smith, J Repine, M. Olson, T. McGllnn, A, Burgland, M. Colgan, M. Leonard, C. Ramsden, M. Bolt, C. George, N. Riensche J. Johnson, S. Seamster. ROW 3: B. Horner, P. Laws, J. Minti, J, Anderson, N. Wiley, S. Kinton, M. Schram, D. Hensey, V. 1 e-..F'-- TPM Ramsell, J. Minto, P. Powell, B. Barber, R. Singer, S. Vance G. Person, S. Baumn, C. Johnson, J. Sloan. ROW 4: K. Kleger K. Guidinger, J. Jacobson, J. Roberts, M. Wyatt, J. Graber K. Petersonf M. Cave, S. Husted, S, Morris, J. Andrick, C Schnelker, D. Sadowdky, M. Emery, M. Dolezal, M, Salter, D Schendel, J. Foster, ROW 5: J. Orwick, M. Spaulding, S. Clemens C. White, V. Dymond, J, Griffith, G. Hughs, G, Baggenstas L. Hammerstad, L. Berry, J. Kick, A. Currier, J. Gannoway K. Ogard, L, Morey, N. Williamson, M. Smith, L. Dulily. 114' Tears, and Saxon Spirit SOPHOMORE PEP CLUB. FRONT ROW: P. De-Forrest, L. Folsom, E. Teston, P. Taves, G. Bolin, S. Thede, S. Bailey, J, Wedel, V. Greer, G, Fenimore, L. Bacheller, E, Hadley, J. Hicks, B. Osterberg, D. Martin, D. Sullivan, L. Jones, K. Sprague. ROW 2: Mrs. Mitchum, S. Bush, M. Yeater, A. Dench, T. Collins, J. Tag- gart, P. Lee, A. Hicks, D. lngham, G, Mellinger, T. Gustafson, B. Fouchek, N. VanHouten, S, Fulton, J. Bloke, S. McGeorge, B, Ulrich, M. Gates, J. Laetsch, J. Aaserude, P. Ritchie. ROW 3: A. Burgess, M. Pufter, S. Jochimsen, J. Lindfoot, D. Rybloom, S. Koch, J. Poorman, C. Henne, P. Johnson, S. Calaba, S, Can- non, P. Smith, D. Crook, S. Fredingburg, K. Joseph, J, Marrs T. Blum, J. Dodge. ROW 4: D. Dachenhouser, J. Fast, B. Blais dell, K. Gresham, P. Pierce, M. Loncefield, L. Moore, V. Cavender F. Suiter, M. Driver, S. Wells, R, Croker, V. White, E. Oberg B. Worth, K. Allello, S. Brown, M. Hayden, B. Ferris, S, Sneddon ROW 5: P. Karns, E. Efler, M. Eiler, L. Moling, B. Brooks M. Pfouts, C. Robb, B. Lovelette, B. Curlin, R. Douglas, J Trezise, D. Webb, J. Swenson, C. Siewart, E, Bicknell, L. Rey holds, C. Potter, A, Attleck, P. Mooris, V. Fronk, P. Warden if Hipl Hip! Hooray! N ei' It must be time out! 115 When the Toads Come Marching in ROWDY DOWDS, FRONT ROW: B. Grier, D. Perry, G. Silke. ROW 2: M. Young, P. Lossner, D. Nelson, D. Norris, A. Erickson, P. Steinbock, W. Stewart, A. Jones, D. Foos, D. Anderson, C. Walker, B. Bush, R. Welch, J. Allen. ROW 3: R, Loetsch, J. Bodenweiser, D. Lundgren, D. Berglund, E. Haury, P. Melin, E. Hansen, K. Alrick, W. Yungen, R. Kanz, R. Mink, M. Campbell, M. Wulf, R. Potts. ROW 4: J. Loushier, D. Simmons, K. Brandt, M. Perman, J. Schnieder, S. Parker, M. Riley, K. Johnson, B. Stubbletield, C. Hedge, M. Gates, M. Boese, K. Hansen, E. Epley, D. Bradley, W. Cox. ROW 5: P. Riley, E. Walker, R. Harp, J. Riewald, L. Stone, A. Young, E. Locker, M. Mulkey, R. Biles, L. Rector, B. McCormick, R. Nelson, W. Bennett, B. Hill. ROW 6: W. Belt, G. Knickerbocker, D. Waller, R. Bolmeier, K. lbar, B. Ramage, A. Patty, G. Fricky, P. Brandt, E. Scott, J. Hollar, B. Morgan, L. McCarger, L. Campbell, I. Dunham. A completely new addition sprang from the imagination and spirit of the Rowdy Dowds - the toads lorder Saliential under the leadership of King Toad lMr. Voigt.l Wearing toad lids, toad shields, blue shirts, and white trou- sers, and the sixteen guys and a gal performed with precision and style, proving themselves to be a tremendous boost to school morale. FRONT ROW: S, Loucks, Mr. Voigt. ROW 2: D. Perry, B. Grier, A. Jones, G. Silke, C. Walker. ROW 3: M. Reilly, A. Erickson, P. Steinbock, P. Reilly, D. Foos. ROW 4: D. Anderson, W. Stewart, D. Berglund, D. Nelson, W. Cox. 116 Girls Give Time to Sports A , -v '7 K Jean Mobley GIRLS' LETTER CLUB, FRONT ROW: S. Bynum, J. Hicks, P. Strupp, B. Glodt, C. Howells, J, Mobley, S. Steinke, J, Minty, J. Minto, M. Emery, M. Fagen, A. Zeigler. ROW 2: D. Sadowsky, C. Robb, B, Fouchek, M. Lancetield, P. Stivers, Miss Earnest, Miss Lehman, Miss Zimdars, D. Stringer, I. Robinson, B. Metzger, C. Schnelker. ROW 3: M. Bolstad, K. Bradrick, V. Fronk, M. Salter, C. Bauman, D, Schendle, P, Laws, R. Myers, K. Pederson, N. Kenagy, L. Holland, C. Johnson, A. Hicks. ROW 4: L, Folsom, J, Fortmiller, J, Bean, S, Sneedon, E. Hadley, J. Wedel, K, Sprague, S. Fulton, B. Brooks, K. lngharn, B. Curlin, L. Hopkins, B. Swanson. Field hockey and soccer in the tall, tumbling, basketball, volleyball, badminton, and dancing in the winter, and softball, archery, and tennis in the spring are the maior activities ot the girls' P.E. classes. The enthusiasm and skill displayed by the girls in these sports prove that the tella's don't have a com- plete monopoly ot athletics. .,she tiles through the air , I , up Gnd gf gg! 117 Ski Club Versus ROW l: R. Collins, C. Reaney, C. Shelton, M. Allen, M. Chase L, Hammond, M. Saunders, T. Parsons, B. Dyke, Mr. Edmundson M, Wulf, D. Watts. ROW 2: L. Morgan, J. Ayres, M. Olson M. Nelson, S, Loucks, J. Davenport. ROW 3: L. Rector, J. Burse, N, Brooks, J. Minty, C. Johnson, B, Metzger, D. Stringham N. Wiley, J. Anderson, D. Hensey, M, Schram, S. Morris, R. Wood, M. Colgan. ROW 4: T, Prock, S. Gleckler, D, Norris, D. Mischke, D. Henden, T, Lawshe, P. Brandt, S. Nelson, D. Waller, S. Speerstra, T. Bolmeier, A, McDonough, L. Rich. ROW 5: T. Grubman, J. Prince, B. Purvine, L, Camden, P. Lossner, M. Murdock, D, Burglund, L. McCarger, L. Campbell, D. Vanek, S. Seeter, E, Walker, W. Bennett, T. Taylor. Bev Killam INTERNATIONAL RELATION LEAGUE. FRONT ROW: B. Powell, S. Truax, G. Humphrey, M. Wilbur, M. Saunders, N. Miller, K. Miller, B. Killam. ROW 2: A. McDonough, M. Nelson, D. Stringer, L. Ham- mond, J. Fast, D. Stringham, B. Long, M. McGeorge, K. Judson, B. Taylor. ROW 3: J. Baker, L. Ritchie, C. Shelton, P. Coe, J. Sanders, J. Davenport, J. Glenn, E. Margosian, ROW 4: J. Marshal, S. Hilsz, L. Randolph. ROW 5: R. Biles, R. Welch, W. Cox, S. Sloan, B. Fuili, B. Stubblefield, P. Fisher. ROW 6: Mr. DeLoretto, G. Birrell, B. McCormack, L. Killam. The Slopes Dan Watts Mm FRONT ROW: A, Berglund, J. Griffith, K. Ogard, A. Currier, T. McGlinn, S. Truax, L. Hammersrad, K. Cannon. ROW 2: J. Marshall, J. Barker, J. Sanders, J. Fast, B. Glodt, C. Robb, A. Hicks, M. Lancefield. ROW 3: L. Berry, L. Morey, N. Tribble, V. Magness, P. Coe, J. Taggart, P. Lee, B. Brooks. ROW 4: R. Schieldmeyer, W. O'Hern, L. Killam, B. Fouchek, N. VanHouTen, D. Webb, J. Jacobson, B. Fujii. ROW 5: D. Anderson, D. Finlay, G. Ross, M. Cave, B. Horner, N. Miller, L. Kendrick. FORUM CLUB. FRONT ROW: K. Harris, J. Bodenweiser, B. Dyke. ROW 2: D. Perry, D. Arling, L. Hammond, J. Pengra, J. Fast, D, Sfringham, E. Locker. ROW 3 S. Hilsz, A. McDonough, L. Rich, J. Sanders, L. Randolph, B. McCormick, G. Birrell ROW 4: Mr. Benninghofl, J. Baker, M. Saunders, S. Truax, P. Laws, D. Schendel K. Kaehler. 119 Jeff Bodenweiser Clubs and Classes Divide Judi Pengra QUILL AND SCROLL, FRONT ROW: Marlene Wacken, Judy Pengra, Mary Wilbur, Karen Harris, Doris Stringham. ROW 2: Beth Long, Spunki Fitzgerald, Sharon Wendland, Linda Ertsgaard, Janet Davenport, Dot Moen, Ann McDonough. ROW 3: Doug Nelson, Ralph Morgan, Linda Hammond, Sharon Truax. Errol Locker DRAMA CLUB, FRONT ROW: S. Heringer, D. Pearcy, S. Brasher, Miss Burroughs, E. Locker, J. Graen, J. Brooks. ROW 2: M. Carr, J. Glenn, J, Roethlln, S. Wiscarson, K. Pederson, J. Fortmiller, C. Reaney. ROW 3: P. Worral, J. Howes, L. Meyer, P. Smith, S. Calaba, T. Greene, D. McKillop. 120 Time and Interest , . gn- Well -- only one! f This seam hos to be lust so! HOME EC CLUB, FRONT ROW: T. Archer, N. Boker, A. Currier, F. Futrell, K. Cannon, Mrs, While, Mrs. Miller. ROW 2: L. Brennomen, G. Pursley, W. Higley, J. Reynolds, N. Riensche, J. Brooks, C. Houck, ROW 3: S. Bredohl, J. Gray, C. Clark, S. Vonce, D. Curlln, B. Allister, -.,. f.. 3 sf. Q?- T Faye Futrell Steven Hill SCIENCE CLUB. FRONT ROW: A. Martin, B. Shaw, B.'L5IDSOt'1, E. Moskal, S. Hill. ROW 2: J. Allen, R. Welch, B, Hamilton, G. Brown, D. Bennett, J. Duggan, Mr. Spellbrink. South High is particularly fortunate in the present age of the Sputnik to have a science department outstanding in every respect. The science lab provides o fine opportunity for the student to learn through trial and error and practical experience. Beware, ameba at large! 3-2-l-O-O-?Well,tryagain! From the simplitied protozoa to the complicated human body, biology students explored the mysteries of life throughout the year. A brief unit on chemistry is also included in the curriculum. All have the oppor- tunity to observe living things under the microscope, while film and other audio-visual aids also help them in their studies. Our biology department was greatly honored this year as an article about it was pub- lished in a national magazine. .. .ffl ig . 1, X 2 ti i X, .3 -+. Bill Bush ENCORE CLUB. FRONT ROW: Martha Moore, Michael Wyatt, Ann Haworth, Pete Melin, Ralph Shepard. ROW 2: Sue Zvvicker, Jani Roberts, Sandra Wiscarson, Gloria Shmidt, Claudia Weaver, Diana Peorcy, Cath Schnellcer. ROW 3: Betty Fujii, Ann Stevens, Joyce Andrick, Deana Schendel, Pat Laws, Kay Christensen, ROW 4: Russell Hoskins, Mike Gates, Ron Potts, Tom Proclc, Darrell Nordylce. Grandod's classes looked different but the subiects never change. 123 -Q George Karklins re ANNOUNCERS CLUB, FRONT ROW: Mr. Pederson, J. Rhodes, M. Fritz. ROW 2: G. Davis, K. Graves, P Reilly, P. Hiles. Interest Shown in Modern Fields Terry Sullivan 1 R '?' x RADIO ELECTRONICS, FRONT ROW: Mr. Lindsfrom, L. Camden, T. Sullivan, J. Allen, S. Rolfness. ROW 2: L. Lolwrman, D. Huslcey, S. Palclson, C. Baker, F. Jeter. 124 Manual Training Beckons Many lm nl-2 The shop classes of today are more convenient than those of yesterday. The modern dczy brings new fields of study. RIFLE CLUB, FRONT ROW: Mr, Wilhelml, R, Welch, K. Miller, J. Allen, R. Meolc, 125 ' 5 . , S Q .J mg? - ' - Ron Welch Language Clubs Provide LATIN CLUB. FRONT ROW: M. Yeater, L. Randolph, J. Marshall, P. Fisher, E. David, S, Feiring, T. McGlinn K. VanKeulen, B. Horner, B. Barber, J. Glenn, M. Dolezal, D. Halvorsen. ROW 2: Mr. Cosco, D, Saunders, S. Sloan, D. Stringham, L. Berry, L. Kendrick, C. Schnelker, M. Cave, J. Harvey, M. Olsen, J. Roberts, K. Gresham, G. Higley, R. Douglas. ROW 3: J. Lindfoot, M. Eiler, R. Eiler, C. Painter, C. Robb, R. Shepard J. Schneider, S. Stewart, K. Eppley, F. Middleton, D. Triplet, P. Johnson, L. Jones, L. Senter, P. Lee. ROW 4 B. Peterson, B. Merritt, M. Campbell, M. Fritz, S. Parker, G. Stein, J. Witteman, M, Mulkey, R. Biles J. Prince, G. Smith, K. Davis, D. Zwicker, H. Thompson. ROW 5: T, Dunham, L. Campbell, K. Moore, K. Shocko, W. Belt, D. Nielson, B. Self, M, Martin, J. Painter, R. Hawkins, D. Schilmeyer, E. Perkins, H Knytych, B. Brooks, M. Wilson. SPANISH CLUB. FRONT ROW: D. Rybloom, S. Steinke, J. Bean, J, Hicks, M. Gates, M. Wyatt, S. Jochimson, J. Minto, M. Lindburg, C. Steinke, R. Woods, S. Hilsz, B. Dyke, A, Sharf, D. Anderson, K. Kirkpatrick, C. Gilberg, P. Pierce. ROW 2: B. Farris, S. Bartlett, L. Christensen, M. Smith, K. Bradrick, P. Powell, R. Myers, G. Chown, J. Taggart, M, Lancetield, A. Hicks, A. Berglund, M. Colgan, J. Fast, S. Brownell, C. Blakevoort, A. Fawcett, E. Bowes. ROW 3: P. Ritchie, B. Blaisdell, M. Salter, S. Cruz, P. Wyatt, G. Mellinger, P. Stivers, T. Blum, G. Fenimore, V. Greer, L. Bacheller, J, Saffron, J. Brock, W. Bennett, D. Miller, M. Mills, J, Bodenweiser, J. Poorman. ROW 4: J. Jacobson, P. Taves, E. Teston, J. Gorman, S. Sneddon, D. McRae, M. Quistod, G, Birrell, B, McCormick, G. Calvin, T. Rorick, J. Lofgren, D. Stewart, G. Frickey, D, Watts, Miss Christenson. 126 Paul Fisher Mike Lindberg s if A Steady Whirl of Events ,ar Carol Shelton FRENCH CLUB. FRONT ROW: N. Baker, P. Coe, J. Pengra, J, Minty, S. Truax, S. Zwicker, M. Allen C. Shelton, R. Potts, J. Baker, A, McDonough, J. Dodge, M. Pufter, L. Moore. ROW 2: M. Hayden, T. Light D. Stringham, J. Aaserude, M. Phouts, J. Blake, L. Hammerstad, V. Dymond, S. Kinton, P. Laws, D. Amund son, M. Carr, J. Stuart. ROW 3: J. Graber, S. Bush, N. Wiley, A. Haworth, S. Clemen, S. Fulton, B Foucheck, E. Hadley, J. Weclel, E. Smith, V. Judd, K. Schnelker, V. Magness, Mrs. Smith. ROW 4: J. Glenn V. Fronk, D. Shriver, S. Morris, J, Anderson, M. Schram, D. Hensey, B. Radclilt, P. Brandt, J. Schneider J. Lussier, M. Richardson, K. Ingham, S. McGeorge, p Tw. V No matter what language the thought is the same in all Christ- Studemus? mas carols. 127 Artistic Talents Expressed fm Jon Eyerly . FUTURE DISTRIBUTORS, FRONT ROW Adams, A. Snook, J. Eyerly Wallingford, P. Nelson, L. Han n ROW 2: G. Strode, B. Pickerell Filler, S. Wilson. H? Merrily Schram ART CLUB, FRONT ROW: Mrs. Sparks M. Hann, J. Anderson, M. Schram, E Locker, J, Barker, J. White. ROW 2 C. Clark, S. Scharf, M. Snyder, Dressler, M. Marschal, C. Kelso. COMMERCIAL CLUB, FRONT ROW: Mrs. Heiken, D. Bainbridge, B. Amundson, Y. Shumake, M. Most, D. Detchum, A. Dallas, L. Errsgaard. ROW 2: N. Williams, C. Bowman, D. Glasgow, S. Johnson, G. Den- man, N, Tribble. ROW 3: P. Ferry, M. Titus, M. Wacken, J. Erickson, S. Govier, J. Haskins. ROW 4: H. Jackobson, T. Dillard, J. Clark, S. Fries, S. See. ROW 5: N. Fry, J. Sharp, P. Peterson, D. Christenson, P. Buren. 128 Miriam Most 0 Future Retailers is an organiza tion aimed primarily at developing the personalities of the students through social and business transactions. Bob Gooch, vice president, Retail Sellers Earn and Learn . Betty Neuman, secretary, Lula Boggs, treasurer, Lynn Murray, historian, are the leaders of Fu- ture Retailers Club. Ci .Q .. .1 rum I it Brush-a brush-a brush-al Change-Makers Club is a new one aimed solely at preparing students for social advances in future life. Officers Brunke, vice president, Darlene Mennis, Dan Eisworth Steve Jackson this year work and are Gary secretary, Darrel Rybloom, treasurer, Carol Epperly, historian, and Sue Olson, reporter. FRONT ROW: B. Neuman, L. Boggs, J. Allen, L. Murray, Mr. Adams. SECOND ROW: R. Meyers, C. Carlson, L. Fox, C. Epperly. THIRD ROW: N. Staley, J. Dilley, A. Stephenson, J. Coates. FRONT ROW: D. Rybloom, S. Jackson, G. Brunk, D. Menace, S. Olsen. SECOND ROW: P. Gilstrap, B. Swanson, M. Roller, B. Worth, C. Bald- win. THIRD ROW: I. Iverson, D. Countryman, Mr. Adams, J. Butler, F. Thorn. FOURTH ROW: G. Kurth, J. Jones, R. Ellis. 129 Office Workers Gain Experience Mr. HAUK'S OFFICE. FRONT ROW: Joy Pederson, Karen Pederson, Helen Shertield. ROW 2: Linda Ham- mond, Shirley Theed, Shirley Govier, Jimi Minty, Sharon Clause, Deanna Blume, Shirley Crocker, Mabel Anderson. MAIN OFFICE. FRONT ROW: Joyce Clark, Shirley Govier, Pat Etheridge, Marcia Chase, Leah Thom, Carol Hauck, Diane Ketchum. ROW 2: Cheryl Fries, Marlene Wacken, Nancy Baker, Sharon Johnson, Judy Erickson, Nancy Tribble, Doris String- hem, Anne Dallas, Sally Sloane. ROW 3: Dorothy Robbins, Lila Carr, Pat Whorral, Sharon Wendland, Nadine Brooks, Vicki Dymond, Janet Gannoway, Carol Joseph, Su Hilsz. DEAN OF GIRLS' OFFICE. FRONT ROW: Lorena Randolph, Ehster DufTy, Susie Feiring. ROW 2: Marilyn Knepper, Marsha McGeorge, Linda Ritchie, Judy Meissner, Barbara Glodt, Joyce Williamson. ROW 3: Helen Jacobson, JoAnne Sanders, Joan Fast, Peg Coe. 130 Preparing for Future Business A good typist, we hearl Oopsl Wrong keyl My ifeiffwf,-at,,.,,,., i f-.gg 53 .- X U-ig-,q s - s 2 .U . ws X. ff: 255:-:rsaif 1: f1,ff--.fmt an 5-,efigs ifii 11 . -A gy: S .ff gf Pi. Balancing the balance sheet. A studious student studying? ' x 1 What's so funny? Everyone hurries on shorthand timed writes 131 i .www f M f ,...J,aw,,-M. Www. i ,. iii ' ef L I 5 5 5 l FRONT ROW: A. Haworth, J. Roberts, J. Andrick, S. Husted, C. Weaver, G. Schmidt, M. Wyatt, C. Schnelker. SECOND ROW: R, McEldowney, P. Nelson, S. Bartlett, S, Brown, M. Wonderly, K. Arthur, M. Moore, S. Wiscarsan, L. Trietsch, D. Schendel THIRD ROW: F. Gaskins, D. Reed, P. Laws, D. Nordyke, K. Christen Music Makers san, R. Shepard, D. Nielson, K. Guidinger, D. Pearcy, G. Birrell, S. Palmason, B. Barnes. FOURTH ROW: S. Zwicker, D. Knepper, L. Rector, M. Gates, T. Prock, W. O'Hern, L. Schendel, J. Stanley, R. Potts, R. Douglas. i Q 5 an FRONT ROW: K. Christensen, D. Nordyke, P. Laws, S. Wiscarson, M. Wonderly, K. Arthur, M. Moore, M. Wyatt, C. Schnellcer. SECOND ROW: G. Bent, D. Schildrneyer, G. Ross, S. Hoirup, R. Shepard, D. Nielson, D. Knepper, L. Rector, M. Gates, T. Prock, R. Hoskins, B. Falleur, T. Kleger, P. Holland. THIRD ROW K. Leger, O. Holcomb, G. Witteman, M. Witenburger, D. Barber, J Bingenheimeir, R. Schildmeyer, H. Knytych, L. Greider, L. lsham W. O'Hern, L. Schendel, H. Washburn, J. Johnson, D. Clark H. LaMont, C. Cauble, G. Neiland, J. Stanley. FOURTH ROW Mr. Johnson, L. Harris, G, Grabow, B. Largent, D. Schumacher P. Melin, B. North, S. Zwicker, R. Douglas. Capture Students' ea rts The orchestra, under the direction of Victor Palmason, presented several public concerts throughout the year. Precision marching ancl Hne music during half-time of home football games and at holiday parades were a distinguishing feature at the band. The pep band, a less serious group, provided iive during pep assemblies and basketball games. Both bands were directed by Wallace Johnson, a trombone man himself. its FRONT ROW: R. Shepard, B. Falleur, R, Hoskins, D. Schildmeyer, D, Norlcyke. SECOND ROW: G. Ross, H, LaMont, C. Cauble, G. Nieland, J. Stanley. THIRD ROW: L. Schendle, T. Fast, W. O'Hearn, T. Prock, R. Schildmeyer. FOURTH ROW: B. Bush, L, Harris, H. Washburn, Mr. Johnson. 133 Saxons Sing Way into 4 CHOIR. FRONT ROW: C. Weaver, L. Trietsch, J. Nelson, C. M. Statler, S. Weise, J. Davenport. ROW 4: G. Mille, J. Jarvis, RCCIDSY, C. Griffith, K. l-GI'iOS. M. HOIVGFSOH, A. Currier, 5. B. Cunningham, P. Gauthier, M. Cunningham, C. Meithof, D. Rain- Robertson. ROW 2: D. Morrison, S. Smith, B. Fuiii, W. Higley, M. bolt, T. Prock, J. Little, J. Stafek, T. Grubman, J. Gemmel, G. Moore, J. Larios, C. Ramsden, S. Cushing. ROW 3: D. Gorman, B. Siegenthcler, Brown, R. Feller, L. Ertsgcard, S. Sloan, S. Engleson, R. Peterson, Y f' if 'F' GIRLS' GLEE. FRONT ROW: D. Clark, T. Archer, M. Smith, F. Suter, D. Persons, S. Tucker, W. Lang ROW 2: K. Hill, E. Loynes, J. Houghtaling, K. McCoy, B. Worth, J. Gray. ROW 3: S. Fredinberg, J Remington, M. Driver, L. Spry, K. Lanham, B. Glenn. ROW 4: D. Irish, J. Orwick, K. Jenson, J. Rhodes, B. Williams, S. Kurtti. ROW 5: B. Richter, N. Ellingsworth, M. Wolfe, L. Moling, K. Tufts, C. Murray. ROW 6- D. Pearcy, M. Snyder, M. Wonderly, S. Medlock, M. Maynard, M. Butler, A. Karau, V, Cavender. 134 Students' ea ITS FRONT ROW: A. Stevens, D, Stringer, G. Schmidt, M. Elser, L. Ryser, B. Allister. ROW 2 L. Thom, J. Baker, F. Long, P. Etheridge, C. Ponsford, J. Haskins, P. Ferry. ROW 3: C. McGeorge, C. Houck, C. Campbell, P. Warden, M. Moorhead, L. Frisk, J. Jurroy, D. Coons, J. Rosebraugh ROW 4: L. Seguin, R. Bartlett, G. Barker, J. Sauer, J. Stevens, E. Anderson, M. Toll, S. Gleckler, E. Bacon. Pianist, Diana Pearcy and Director Mr. Lou Kelly. The Choir this year was under the direction of a newcomer to South, Mr. Lou Kelly. Performing at the tra- ditional Thanksgiving and Christmas assemblies, they sang many interest- ing and beautiful songs. The Girls' and Boys' Glee have sung in a number of concerts and programs outside of school, The girls are under the direction of Mr. Kelly, while Mr. Johnson directs the boys. BOYS' GLEE. FRONT ROW: H. Thompson, D. Pederson, C. Jones, F. Phillips. ROW 2: L. Arthur, J. Johnson, J. Pike, E. Poynter. ROW 3: L. Frad, J. McFadden, J. Gillospie, F, Geil, G. Wangler. ROW 4: D. Douglas, A, Sheets, D. Puhlman, D, Lott. 135 Marcia Chase l RUTH HILL Y-TEENS. FRONT ROW: D. Glasgow, P. Ritchie, P. Melin, M. Chase, D. Perry, M. Wacken ROW 2: S. Sneddon, S, Dillard, B. Blaisdell, B, Fouchek, N. Van Houten, L. Ertsgaard, L. Thom. ROW 3 J. Hicks, J. Warren, V, Greer, G. Fenimore, K. Jenkins, S. Steinke, J. Bean, M. Halverson. ROW A: J, Ander son, V. Eymond, S, Morris, V. Daventar, D. Amundson, M, Spalding, T. Gustafson, L. Bocheller, M. Yeater J. Orick, M. Schram. Y-Teens Combine Work and Pleasure 'Il Sharon Truax ANN GUTHRIE Y-TEENS. FRONT ROW: J. Baker, B. Hartman, S. Zwicker, M. Fenimore, S. Truax, J. Bodenweiser, J. Griffith, ROW 2: S, Hilsz, P. Etheridge, M. Coftel, M. Saunders, L. Hammond, C. Shelton, J. Scott, M. Allen, M. Wilbur. ROW 3: J. Aaserude, A. Hicks, J. Dodge, S, Fulton, B. Osterberg, C. Robb, T. Blum, M. Lancefield, B. Singer, Du Shriver. ROW 4: B. Brooks, M. Putter, P. Stiver, G, Mellinger, K. Ingham, C. Painter, M, Pfouts, L. Berry, L. Hommerstad, A. Berglund, E. Hawkins, J. Graber, S. Sughrue, S, Sickler, B. Self. 136 Janet Davenport MARGARET MEAD YTEENS FRONT ROW: J. Dodcl, P. Steinbock, J. Sanders, J. Silke, J, Davenport, W. Stewart S Fearing ROW 2 M Colgan, J, Dick, L. Randolph, T, Taylor, J. Andrick, K. Guidinger, J. Jacobson. ROW 3 T Collins M Gates J Taggert, M. Moore, M. Wyatt, S. Clemen, K, Cox, J. Repine, M. Olsen. ROW 4: B Long S Calaba P Johnson, J. Ayers, K. VanKeulen, D, Glasgow, A. Currier, D. Briggs, V. Judd, L. GRACE ELLIOT Y-TEENS. FRONT ROW: L. Coffey, D, Piburn, R. Wood, M. Mills, N, Nelson, M. Bowes G. Baggenstos. ROW 2: N. Baker, V. Magness, P. Coe, P. Strupp, M. McGeorge, J. Wedel, S. McGeorge, J Laetsch, L. Rich, S. Loucks. ROW 3: S. Johnson, L. Ritchie, J. Minty, C. Johnson, J. Harvey, K. Bradrick M. Milne, J. Hughes, B. Metzger, D, Hensey, ROW 4: M. Smith, V. White, A. Dench, P. Smith, S. Cannon S, Husted, J, Larios, C. Ramsden, P, Powell, R. Myers, M. Martin, S, Kinton, N. Wiley, B. Horner. ESHTER LITTLE YVTEENS. FRONT ROW: S. Coy, J. Erickson, K. lbar, A. Dallas, K. Judson. ROW 2: D. Ketchum, S. Govier, M. Filer, P. Pierce, J. Phillips, R. Eiler, x . We V . fr, . .4-1. A rl M Q 5 . David Perry A. STAGG HI-Y. FRONT ROW: A. Erickson, M. Wilbur, D. Perry, S. Loucks, E. Davis, ROW 2: C. Wollner, Henken, L. Rector, W. Benneit, R. Harp. ROW 3: J. Saffron, R. Hawkins, M. Boese, P. Brandt, W. Belt, Norris, G. Stein, C. McCune. ROW 4: G. Frickey, R. Cook, W. Harvey, S. Laughlin, D. White, D. Simmons, Nickerbocker, R. Binger, L. Stone, D. Sheldon. Pele Melin Hi-Y's Promote J. R. MOTT HI-Y. FRONT ROW: L. Thom, R. Polls, K. Harris, P. Melin, D. Arling, M, Bowes. ROW 2: J. Dugan, L. Margosian, J. Waltz, R. Scl'1ildmeyei', S. Speersfra, P. Reilly, K. lbar. 138 Phil Steinbock CLAUDE KELLS HI-Y. FRONT ROW: T, Dunham, A. Case, J. Silke, J. SCOTT, P. Sieinbock, N. Tribble, D. Lundgren. ROW 2: A. Young, M. Wifienberger, D. Rosebrough, L. Groy, S, Stewart, B. Alvin, R. Sheperd. ROW 3: J. Shinn, J. King, B. Grier, P. Reilley, K, Clark, ROW 4: D, Anderson, D. Woller, L. Campbell, W. Sfewuri, G. Grider, C. Hudkins, D. Parker, B. Folleur, J, Neilsen, V. Smith, J. Hoxsey. Brotherhood INTER-CLUB AND HI-Y COUNCIL. FRONT ROW: S. Hilsz, M. Allen, J. Miniy, R. Wood, A Berglund. ROW 2: P. Steinbeck, D, Anderson, J. Bodenweiser, W. Siewurt. ROW 3: P Melin, D. Perry, S. Nelson. 139 Journalists Produce Clypian Mr. Frank Walton, Advisor Julie Melzer, Business Manager Judy Pengra, Editor Copy editor, Linda Ertsgoard, with News editors, Business staff, Kathy Miller, Steve Laughlin, and Marlene Wocken and Spunki Fitzgerald. Connie Reaney. Reporter, Dennis Shipman and Sports editor, Doug Reporters, Beth Long, Paul Madden, and Sharon Nelson. Wendland. Iii il RBPOVYSFS, DOI'iS Stringham, Sharon Wendland, and Reporters, Sue Brasher, Phil Riensche, and Judy Teddie Collins. Swen50n, 140 Staff Edits 5th Sword and Shield Sharon Truax, Editor Janet Davenport, Business Mrs. Doris Six, Advisor m0nU99 Secretaries, Pat Etheridge, Sue Zwicker, and Mary Faculty division, Ann McDonough, and Terri Mc- Olsen. Glinn, Sports division, Ken Brandt, and Armin Jones. Photographers, Jim Compton, John Reed, Ralph Class section editors and assistants, Kerry Burke, Morgan, and Lee Holland. Mary Wilbur, Sally Jochimsen, Errol Locker, Tam Parsons, Carol Robb, Marni Nelson. Classrooms and organizations, Lorena Randolph, Activities, Mai-lyn Mulkey, Linda Hammond, Sally Nancy Vanl-lauren, Marcia Saunders, Dot Moen. Osko, and Carol Shelton. 141 As time slips by and days fade into years . . . Athletics will mean treasured memories . . . loyalty songs led by rally girls . . . shouts of encouragement from the white shirt section . . . a flash of color . . . streaks of mud on a uniform or the thump of shoes on a glazed floor Saxon warriors winning fame and glory for the red and blue . . voices raised in song to our Alma Mater . . . Memories woven into the hearts and minds of students who have pledged a never-failing loyalty to South Salem . . . her athletes . . . and all they represent . . . 142 Ns 3 The stiff looking gentlemen above made up an early ediYion of the Salem Senators, The picture, Though not of good qualify ioday, was taken in 1891 and is a true centennial symbol. South Salem South Salem South Salem South Salem Prineville. . . Milwaukie. . North Salem The Dalles. . 'K 1 1 Each year the seniors on the varsity squad vote for the line- man that they feel has con- tributed the most to the team and has done the best job as a lineman. Chosen this year was Gail Wright, an outstanding lineman and a two-year letter- man. Gail's consistent blocking helped to pave the way to many South Salem touchdowns. Pre- vious to his varsity participation, Gail served one year on the J.V. football squad. s ftwfsg me ' These Were the Greatest! WN' kt A Coach Lee Gustafson . . . Left End . . . Oregon State 146 .. aw, . .qi J.. '-.Xl at-vt-. '- ' - Q. 1 A lil SJW: . f tl College. 'E Wes Stewart carries the ball for a first and ten. Wes Stewart, Sr. Quarterback C0-Captain Ron Harp, Jr. Fullback I Gary Calaba, Sr. Quarterback Co-Captain Doug Nelson, Sr. Steve Stewart, So. Fullback Quarterback Exit Ken Sawyer, Jr. Fullback 147 South Salem can look back at the '58 football season with mixed emotions. Through rain, fog, and almost any kind of weather, the Saxons were out on the field fighting for the glory they could bring their school. Spectators thrilled at the long runs by Dennie Glasgow and Phil Steinbock, breathetaking passes from Wes Stewert and Gary Calaba, and the many examples of spectacular backing and block- ing by our hard-hitting line. Likewise we wept when our best was not enough to bring our fifth victory over our rivals, North Salem. z, ,I t 1.,. .. - Q'S:Q l I s i'liS:f'1,Q:sljE- ': . ,. , , '.a,gf:..:-,Ma-gm, -ii, 1 g ,M A it gg gf 2 1 l 5 P Q We W' 8 sb 1 555, xll 5'fN . -. . fl--Hb' tl W at K gl .15 5 at s 1 W S as 5 Q, K s i , A 9 L 2 Q it A gre I S we lx Ai Ill' ,W - ya if mega H Durwin Pibum, Sr, Mortin Bowes, Sr. Dennis Glasgow, Sr. Delbert Sheldon, Jr. Holfbczck Holfbock Hcilfbock Holfbock Halfbacks, Tackles and 'Kim Clark, Jr. Holflaock Tom Dunham intently listens to half-time instructions. i - r Q? Q2 fs e g D In ,-x-.'l:'.,-2 W Q K , - W' l l it ' Don Waller, Jr. Dove Berglund, Sr. Phil Sleinboclc, Sr. Hcilfbcnck Holfbclck Holfbock 148 Dennis Anderson, Sr. Tackle Andy Akulaw, Sr. Centers All Work . . . Dewey Nicks, Jr. Bill Bush, Sr. Tackle Center : y J l .- Q 'X V i s? ' GUVY Wulls, Jr. Gary Nieland, Jr. Center Cerner 149 Scot? Nelson, Jr. Tackle Eddie Davis was the official statisiician for the team this year. Xi' K. l Us L15 ,Q 1.19, 513-,f A4411 amid- 5: Tom Prock, Sr. Art Erlckson Sr Tom Dunham Sr Guard Guard - . ,ugsm.'- Sex r- ,- -N-......,,.,f J, W Q .,,,x K, 1,.'., .,- fb-QQ, I-Q Y. ,..oj-,u-N J' .T if '-.qK+ ,,g,x3.j,Zq,X,gr- -3 f , ' -+A ini, M Y 0 K R WN ,Q . ' YK ,nw -yr K' , N - ge'-. I- - , - 1 1. , w . . x 1 5 f t X Y 7 2 n J , J Q, fr . 'W' . . A ' gsIgsfy?XNp,'v, 1 xg -'wx N5'ii J J ,K . 294, 5' 5 Gail Wright, Sr. End this Viking and saved the game, temporarily. if -il. .- if ,iff gp, 130 Larry Campbell, Sr. Mike Fenimore, Sr. End End ta we if . 6- Pete Lossner, Sr, End Team Great wb ie tx' ' 1 Fred Jones, Jr. End N fx A lik X' x--95.-, X' A , 5 L. i.5i5,:s?7: W it 5 SN Q' :l1:j.fifK 5 Darrell Covert, Jr. End 151 John King, Jr. End The Junior Varsit Fought . .. I A A A JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD, FIRST STRING. FRONT ROW: Jack Fox, Skip Kellicut, Dick Pieters, Herb Lyman, Gary Cox, Jerry Madison. ROW 2: Leroy Haven, Steve Stewart, Very Smith, Dale Meyer, Donald Royse, Dennis Perry. Steve GIev:kIer runs to give the J.V,'s another six points. Mr, DeLoretto, Mr. Whitman coached the Saxon babes, whiIe Howard Knytych and Torn Hoy served in the important position of managers. 152 Hard to Uphold Record il. I 1, l ,L .l by MM... JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM. FRONT ROW: LeRoy Haven, Jack Fox, Skip Kellicut, Donald Royse, Dale Meyer, Kenneth Miller, Dick Pieters, Gary Cox, Steve Stewart, Herb Lyman, ROW 2: Gary Judge, Ronald Binger, Roy Feiring, Bill Boyd, Marlyn Mulkey, Richard Darst, Jerry Madison, Steve Hammond, Charles Wright, David Comstock. ROW 3: David Thompson, Pete Morgan, Tom Rader, Bob Juran, Tom Rorick, Chris Bedsoul, John Jarvis, Gerald Bennett, Gary Hauser, Tom Baker, Jack Folk. ROW 4: Dennis Perry, David Wray, Ron Meola, Leo Harris, Dwight Aydelott, Very Smith, Max Ferry, Cliff Cauble, Berry Fuller, Oliver Holcomb, George Smith, Jim Lussier. ROW 5: Howard Knytych, Mr. DeLoretto, Mr. Whitman, Tom Hoy. Where did the ball go? Thinclads Lead the Way 7' -, 5, X UUTHSQLQ V aiiiifif' S?ff'f4+i+si gmiufzpr sUTl'Jfifv Q, ,S iff? Q 'tm nm ' if The cross-country team from Left to Right, ROW 1: Jack Duncan, Sam Speerstra, Russ Bartlett, Clayton Steinke, Mr, Tilton. ROW 2: Gene Frickey, Roger Mink, Dale Henken, Larry Rector, Max Boese. ROW 3: Alan Sims, Steve Palmason, Jon White, Charles Turner. Coach Tilton and Manager Alan Sims discuss plans for one of their Coming Cross-country meets. The i958 cross-country team, under the direction of Mr. Jack Tilton, received honors in district competition, and in three maior tourneys. In district competition they chalked up 2 wins against each: North Salem, Corvallis, Albany, and Molalla, and one against Oswego. ln the North Marion Invitational our team walked away with third place, and went on to the Oregon AAU. at Eugene where they took first place. In the state meet, South received sixth place. Clayton Steinke, LOYVY lSl10m PUSlWeS YO 'he Wish- an undefeated runner and holder ot several records, took tirst place in the state meet. -ig -5 f Intramurals Bring Enthusiasm Stan Shotts is the intramural director. Senior teams fight for the ball, A boys intramural program is now being offered at South. The purpose of the program is to provide or- ganized sports and recreational opportunities to all boys. This program offers flagball, cross-country, basketball, wrestling, volleyball, table tennis, softball, track, and horseshoes. The games are played during the noon hour and after school, and are ofliciated by members ofthe varsity teams. Ken Belleisle tries for two points as Craig McEwen looks on. 155 Saxon Aquamen Swim with Spirit . . South Salem South Salem South Salem South Salem South Sa em The Oswego coach, an official, and our own Coach Norman discuss the progress of the Keeko showe 1 ir swimmers. South Sa em South Sa em South Sa em South Sa em d he spirit of a true Saxon as he k d h wor e fo win t is ra Timers and iudges ready, Swimmers ready. Take your mark. Gol 156 ..Sunset . . .Beaverton . Lake Oswego . . .St. Helens . . . . .Sunset . . .Beaverton . . . .Parkrose South Eugene . Lake Oswego .North Salem South Eugene . . . and Fight for Their Alma Mater Tensely waiting for the gun, these boys test their skill in the backstroke. Participating in swimming on the varsity level this year were the following boys: Mike Adams, Monte Adams, Gary Barker, Bruce Barnes, Rodney Berg, Jeff Bodenweiser, Larry Brown, Gary Filsnger, Larry Greider, John Holler, Enrique ilieekol lbar, Bob Merritt, Mike Reilly, Pat Reilly, Mike Richardson, and Dan Watts. Denny Glasgow ioined the group late in the season. In the district meet at Parkrose, November l5, Denny Glasgow and Mike Reilly qualified to go on to the state meet held at the Uni- versity of Oregon November 22. The boys spent many hours at the Y.M. pool training for their meets 157 Let's Go Big Team Let's Go fb gig fc F Y , ' J .f it v, 9-.J af 8 1 'G' gk f Q5 fi sf M? I , Q.-f sf NSQ -ss 1 ' 1' i.. I s 'J Qm., g m, , . is N .MPT L m ,XL.,. A gk L A M S 2 Q 1 . u , K X f Pg s, 'W A' Great and Yet Small. . . Gary Calabc, Sr. Beginning the season under the handicap of being one of the shortest teams in the league, South Salem's basketball quintet opened the season determined to fight their way to a state tournament berth. Early in play they showed fans what was in store for them when they beat North Salem in a classic thriller. With but seconds to go, McCormack pulled the game from the fire with one of those uncertain, unplanned shots. This game was but the beginning. Center Bob Ba rtlett, Sr. Center John King, Jr. Center 160 Never to Fall . . . Saxons South South South South South South South South South South Salem Salem Salem Salem Salem Salem Salem Salem Salem Salem Doug McCormack - Sr. Forward Sweet Home . . . . . . 39 Corvallis ...... . . . 49 North Salem . . . . . . 47 Albany ....... . . . 38 Lebanon ...... . . . 43 Sweet Home .... . . . 42 Corvallis ...... . . . 56 North Salem .... . . . 46 Lebanon ...... . . . 53 Albany... 47 Joy Brack - Jr. Forward 161 Charles Hudkins Forward Brack grapples for the ball in the Willamette Frosh game. Albany unsuccessfully tries to check Brunkal's lay-in. Bob Hartman Sr Guard Guard 162 Whitey Brunkal, Sr. M-Nunn-g... r Ed Swearinger, Jr. Guard Chuck Hudkins checks Willamette Freshman Jerry Madison, So. Guard 163 Dan Wells, Jr. x-ll' M Guard Q fm Dick Bollcniyne coaches his team from the bench. Ed Sweetwater Sweoringer dribbles cwoy from Albonoy. cpu T I 164 Hysferio reigns us Doug McCormack is lifted above The crowd after his winning shot in the North-South game, 9 I H i XA X, 'nur' i i' 1' can-of Q, EMR a. Q xx. 2 Q 5? C47 'Y Q.: f 'L S X ,. J M.-Q X 1 5 .0 ,I RNS' . V.'s Have Great Season Seitz takes lump ball from North Salem: ' 5 L on' to .gp ,og .Ur 'TZ' The Junior Varsity team rallied over North Salem in three out of four games. This was only a sample of their good work, as they tied for first place in district 3 191 7 ?- . , Coach Metzger gazes intently if 5, an players. ROW 1 - Darrel Covert, Roger Gabriel, Loren Seitz, Eddie Davenport, David Neilsen, Bill Boyd, Glen Knick- erbocker. ROW 2 - Dell Sheldon, Leroy Haven, Warren Harvey, Dexter Hobbs, Dale Myers, Rex Camp- bell, Larry Fanning, Bernard Papenfus, Manager. 166 Matmen Draw Crowds Ralph Morgan pins Albany foe. The largest wrestling team in South's five years of existence attracted the largest crowds and the most enthusiasm ever shown by the student body toward wrestling. Although the win-loss re- cord was tour wins and seven losses, South had great satisfaction in sending Woody Bennett, who placed second in the district, to the state meet. .. ' s ci ROW 'I - Craig Wollner, Don Blake, Jim Breithaupt, Steve Serine, Vic Allen, Ray Beard, John Folsom, Dale Henken, Dwight Ayde- lott, Ron Woodard, Jim Culp, Ralph Morgan, Bill Prentice. ROW 2 - Charley Morgan, Keith Morgan, Jack Folk, Jim Burse, Jim Lussier, Tom Rader, Bob Juran, Dick Darst, Ron Case, Roger Bol- meier, Fred Janes, Dennis Fitch, Frank Middleton. ROW 3 - Coach Hank Juran, Don Royse, Dennis Glasgow, Steve Stewart, Dick Pieters, Gail Wright, Larry Neal, John Chappell, Scott Nelson, Ralph Pyritz, Woody Bennett, Rick Nelson, Barry Fuller, Asst. Coach Russ Whitman. 167 .1 AQ. Grd John Chappell struggles free from hus opponunt. S?eve Siewnrt Nukes on C1 Viking. ff. ss 3 sw 'Z' Ron Case locks o hold. lf 18 A Saxon meets cu Vwkmg if Q . S-M553 i ., Q SEPT. X Returning lettermen ore, from LEFT TO RIGHT: Dennie Glasgow, Ken Sawyer, Ron Harp, Larry Campbell. ROW 2: Dove Berglund, Bob Bartlett, Doug Nelson, Phil Steinbeck, Tom Dunham. ww' Cindermen Eye Fourth Title Second yeur discus-mon shows determination os he prepores to show his prowess. 169 1 WEIGHTMEN: ROW 1: John Palmer, Scott Nelson, Larry Greider, Larry Campbell, ROW 2: Jack Duncan, Dick Pieters, Gary Calabag and Fred Jones. gg , 1 bk, si . , A t 4 -if -,. . South Salem's trackmen went after their fourth straight district championship this year. The team was given a boost from returning record holders Phil Steinbock and Dennis Glasgow, and cross-country record-breaker Clayton Steinke. These exceptional runners, along with many returning lettermen made this year's track team one of the best. :fillet f Q x ROW I: Doug Nelson, Ron Harp, Tom Dunham, John Duggan. ROW 2: John Palmer, Gary Washburn, Dick Pieters, Keeko lbar, Scott Nelson. 170 . ,Mit Mr. Delorreto watches intently as run- ners perform. X Z , 0 , si S S Coach Jock Tilton checks the teom's time. Campbell hurlsfhe iavelin. Q, i f X ll X, L ,WW X in if R I gl 3 fill X . s tj L M 3, ig 'Q if in fps 'Q T g, i E ,K Q R 1 . i - o . X fi Q Q 1 Q: X. i i . f ,Q .K J .lack Etlu-ridge, JL-rry Madison, Wayne Austin, Bob Morrow, Rick Biles, Lyman Herb, Phil Steinbock, Dennie Glasgow, Kenny Sawyer, and Ron Harp were this years' sprinters. 171 ,li H 'H N? W N K N . Base The Saxon baseball team began 1959 practice with the promise of a successful season. Six returning letter- men were among those who responded to coach Hank .luran's call for recruits. This year's schedule included seventeen games with six of them played on the home field. 172 1. 'YYY . Three returning letfermenf Doug McCormack, Whity Brunkal, and Durwin Piburn work out before a game. Coach Hank Juran gives pointers to members of his team. ball Draws Lettermen Craig McEwan loosens up his arm in warm up practice. Brunkal slides safely into home as McCormack calls the play. 173 Piburn readies his catch ing for the big games. It's Tee Time on the Green ,,,,,,,e. tibia.. Among eorly turnouts for the golf tecim weve: tDOlfOfT1l Ron Potts, Chorlie Wright, Doug Holvorsen. ltop rowl Couch Lee Gustafson, Pete Melin, Dexter Hobbs, Dove Morrow, Bing Powell, and Wes Stewart. Charlie Wright Icentert practices his strokes os Dexter Hobbs, Ron Potts, Pete Melin, cincl Wes Stewart look on. Bing Powell begins eorly to perfect his putting Netmen Play eavy Schedule This year's tennis squad was composed largely or juniors with Charles Hudkins elected captain. The Coach, Mr. Roger Pederson, began the season optimistically as he looked forward to the possibility of winning a second consecutive district championship. -, A--zwnlr 'N-54.4, I Promising second-year letterman Don Miller proc- Mqrk Wulf smashes an overhand serve tices his strokes. Among the first to try out for tennis were Jim Stanley, Mark Wulf, Charles Hudkins, Mike Richardson, Ed Perkins, George Stein, and Jim Davis. l75 A Aserude, Janet 60,62,69,103,1 15,127,136 Ackerman, Richard 22 Adams, Monte 60 Allleck, Virginia 60,115 Agalzofl, James 48 Aiello, Karen 60,66,103,1 15 Akulaw, Andy 22,60,113,149 Allen, Joanne 22 Allen, John 22, 116, 122, 124, 125,129 Allen, Molly 22, 79, 80,88,89,109,110,118, 136,139 Allen, Victor 60,167 Allen, Wilburn 22, 139 Allenby, Ardith 48 Allister, Beverly 22, 121, 135 Alrick, Keith 22 Alt, Mary 60 Amundson, Bonnie 48,128 Amundson, Dianne 22,114,127,136 Anderson, Dennis 22,113,1 16,1 19,126,139, 149 Anderson, Eddie 22, 135 Anderson, Hannah 22 Anderson, Janet 48,102,114,118,127,128, 136 Anderson, John 22 Anderson, Mabel 22,130 Andrlck, Joyce 11-1,123,132,137 Angel, Anthony 48 Angrove, Patricia 22 Archer, Twyla 48,114,121,134 Arends, Lewis 48 Arling, Diana 22,45,80,81,94,75,103,109 110,111,119,13B Armpriest, Jan 60,63,1 10 Arthur, Kay 48 Arthur, Larry 48,135 Arthur, Marilyn 22 Asburry, Larry 22 Ashford, Randall 60 Austin, Keith 60 Austin, Wayne 60 r Avery, Shirley 23 Aydelott, Dwight 167 Ayres, Jeanne 48,101,110,118,137 Armiriahed, Kasra 100 B Bacheller, LeRoy 23,1 13,126 Bacheller, Linda 60,103,111,115,126,136 Bacon, Ed 48,135 Bacon, Janice 60 Baggenstos, Gretchen 48,101,1 14,137 Bailey, Glenne 48,114 Bailey, Sharron 60,110,l11,113,115 Bainbridge, Dorothy 48,128 Baker, Charles 60,124 Baker, Jani 23,44,110,119,127,135,136 Baker, Nancy 23,121,127,130,137 Baker, Steve 60 Boker, Thomas 60,153 Baldwin, Kathleen 23,129 Ball, Bob 23 Ballweber, Gary 60 Bandy, Roberta 60 Barber, Bonnie 48,110,114,126,132 Barber, Dennis 60 Barber, Leona 48 Barker, Gary 48 Barker, Glenn 48,135 Barker, Judy 23,128 Barker, Judith 23,102,110,112,114,1l9 Barnes, Bruce 60,132 Barnes, Fredrick 23 Barnes, Maux 48 Bartlett, Robert 23,1 13,160 Bartlett, Russell 23,135 Bartlett, Susan 23,114,126,132 Bashford, Kenneth 60 Bauman, Cheryl 48,114,117,128 Baumgardner, Terry 60 Baylie, Donald 60 Beach, Albert 48 Beach, Jerald 48 Bean, Janet 60,1 17,126,136 Beard, John 23 Beard, Raymond 167 Beaty, Eileen 48 Beaver, Rollin 23 Bedient, Joyce 23 Bedsaul, Chris 60,153 Behrens, Betty 60 Bell, Ronald 60 Belleisle, Kenneth 23 Belt, Geortge 48,116,126,138 Bennett, Douglas 48,121 Bennett, Gerald 60,153 Bennett, Stella 23 Bennett, Woody 46,47,4B,1 13,1 16,1 18,126, 138,150,167 Bent, George 60 Berg, Richard 48 Berglund, Alice 46,47,48,111,1 14,1 19,126, 136,139 Berglund, David 23,87,99,103,113,116,118, 148 Bergquist, Larry 48 Berry, Jackie 48 Berry, Linda 47,48,84,102,104,112,114,119, 126,136 Bicknell, Evelyn 60,115 Biles, Richard 58,59,60,87,1 10,116,126 Bingenheimer, James 60,132 Binger, Ronald 60,138,153 Birrell, Gordon 119,126,132 Bishop, Ralph 60 Bishop, Wanda 60 Bissett, Martha 60 Blaco, Dennis 48 Blaisdell, Barbara 6O,115,126,136 Blake, Donald 60,167 Blake, Judith 60,101,1l5,127 Blanchard, Loren 24 Blankevoort, Carol 60,111,126 Blum, Theresa 60,103,110,115,126,136 Blume, Deanna 24,85,114,130 Blundell, Maxelle 24 Blythe, Carolyn 24 Boatwright, Ronald 60 Bodenweiser, Jett 20,21,24,45,84,89,93,1 12, 176 113,116,119,126,136,139 Boese, Max 60,113,116,138 Boggs, Lula 24,129 Boldt, Darrell 60 Boldt, Diane 48,114 Boles, Stephen 60 Bolin, Gail 60 Bolmeier, Roger 4B,116,118,167 Bolstad, Mary 48,117 Bonogofski, Helen 48 Bosteder, Darlene 48 Bourson, Judy 24 Bowes, Elaine 27,60,102,126 Bowes, Martin 24,1 13,137,138,148 Bowman, May 48 Boyd, Bill 60,153,166 Brock, Jay 4B,110,113,126,161 Bradbury, James 48 Bradley, Richard 59,60,116 Bradrick, Karla 48,1 14,1 17,126,137 Brant, Kenneth 48,77,1 13,116,118,127,138 Brasher, Susan 24,75,11 1,120,140 Bredahl, Sharon 77,121 Breithaupt, James 61,167 Brenaman, Lynn 48,111,114,121,137 Brenaman, Murray 61 Bressler, Bruce 24 Bridge, Donna 61 Briggs, Diane 110,114,137 Bronson, William 48 Brooks, Barbara 61,103,115,117,119,126 136 Brooks, Judie 24,112,120,121 Brooks, Nadine 21,24,75,108,1 10,11 1,112 1 1 14,118,130 Brown, Robert 61,134 Brown, Dale 48 Brown, Douglas 48 Brown, Gary 49,122 Brown, Larry 59,61 Brown, Robert 61 Brown, Bob 48 Brown, Sandra 61,115,132 Brownell, Robert 24,113,126 Browning, Glenda 24 Brunk, Gary 24,129 Brunkal, Richard 24,113,162 Brush, Clarence 49 Buck, Dorothy 61 Buck, Nancy 61 Buntier, Allen 61 Buren, Pauline 49,128 Burger, Jerry 47,49 Burgess, Ann 61,103,115 Burke, Kerry 49,141 Burkland, Richard 24 Burse, James 49,113,118,167 Burton, James 61 Bush. Susan 61,103,115,127 Bush, Bill 20,25,73,l13,116,133,149 Butler, James 25,129 Butler, Marie 61,134 Butler, Mary 49 Butler, Eileen 25 Bynum, Sharon 25,111,117 C Calaba, Gary 25,79,82,89,1 10,1 13,147,160 Calaba, Michael 59,60 Calaba, Sandra 61,115,120,137 Calvin, Gary 126 Camden, Larry 25,118,124 Cameron, Sharon 49,85 Campbell, Christine 49,135 Campbell, Jerry 61 Campbell, Larry 25,44,113,116,118,126, Colgan, Marilyn 47,49,1 14,118,126,137 Collins, Rosalie 61,69,115,118,137,140 Compton, James 49,141 Comstock, David 61,153 Conover, Jerry 49 Cook, David 26 Cook, Roger 49,138 Coons, Delbert 61,135 Coons, James 61 139,151 Campbell, Michael 49,116,126 Campbell, Rex 49,166 Cannon, Cathy 49,114,119,121 Cannon Dou las 61 I 9 Cannon, Susan 61,137 Carlson, Carla 25,129 Carlson, Connie 61 Carlson, Edward 61 Carlson, Harold 61 Carlson, Robert 49 Carothers, James 61 Carpenter, Linda 61 Coons, Kathleen 49 Cooper, Fred 49 Cooper, Sharon 61 Corb ett, Marvin 26 Cornelius, Robert 26 Countryman, David 129 rt, Darrell 49,90,113,151,166 Cove Covey, Robert 61 Cox, Diana 61 Cox, Gary 61,152,153 Cox, Karen 49,101,102,137 Cox, Wayne 26,126 Coy, Sandi 137 Crabb, Jerry 26,49 Carr, Lyla 61,130 Carr, Marilyn 25,111,114,120,127 Carroll, Norman 49 Carter, Frances 25 Carter, Roy 49 Case, Ann 25,80,81,94,95,103,109,110,111, 139 Case, Ronald 49,113,150,167 Casey, Denny 49 Cauble, Cliff 6l,132,133,153 Cave, Mary Ann 49,75,111,114,119,126 Cavender, James 49 Cavender, Virginia 61,115,134,136 Chappell, Johnny 49,113,167 Chase, Marcia 25,114,118,130,136 Chastain, Dennis 49 Chown, Geraldine 114,126 Christensen, Kay 25,126 Christensen, Linda 49 Crawford, Billie 49 Crick, Marcella 49 Croker, Rena 61, 115 Croker, Shirley 26 Crom, Linda 61 Crook, Diane 61,116 Crump, Judy 26,114 Cruse, Susan 26,114,126 Culp, James 26,167 Cunningham, Berry 49 Cunningham, Milton 26,134 Cupp, Gary 26 Curl, James 49 Curlin, Barbara 58,59,61,115,117 Curlin, Donna 26,114,121 Currier, Allane 49,111,114,119,121,134, 137 Christenson, Diane 128 Christian, Linda 25 Clark, Carolyn 25,111,121,128 Clark, Di ane 49,134 Clark, Duncan 61,132 Clark, Jim 25 Clark, Joyce 128,130 Clark, Kim 47,49,113,139,148 Clay, Ca rolyn 61 Clayburn, Steve 61 Cleman, Sharon 49,114,127,137 Clemens, Gary 61 Clinton, Joseph 61 Clause, Sharon 25,130 Clyburn, Leilani 61 Coates, Johnny 129 Coe, Peg 21,26,82,102,110,114,119,127, 137 Coe, Robert 61 Coffel, Marilyn 26,101,136 Coffey, Lee 26,44,80,84,87,89,108,1 10,1 14, 137 Coitman, Marilyn 26,114 Cushing, Sharon 26,111,134 D Dabler, Charles 49 Dachenhausen, Delores 61,115 Dallas, Ann 26,114,128,130,137 Darst, Richard 61,153 Daugherty, Allan 49 Dave Dave nport, Eddie 61,166 nport, Janet 27,83,1 14,1 18,120,137, 141 Davidson, Leroy 49 Davis, Edward 49,93,112,113,126,138,149 Davis, George 55,124 Davis, James 49 Davis, Kelly 61,126 Dawson, Stephen 27 DeCamp, Ken 27 DeFo rrest, Patricia 61,115 DeGuire, Sharon 43 Dempsey, Anna 49 Dench, Alice 61,115,137 Denman, Gloria 49,114,128 Devlin, Carol 27 deVries, Bernice 62 DeWeese, John 49 177 Dewey, Genvieve 27,111,114 Dezotell, Bill 27 Dick, Judy 52,137 Dick, Larry 62 Dickenson, Jeannie 49 Dillard, Sharon 27,128,136 Dilley, Laura 27,129 Dixon, Roy 27 Dobson, Merlin 62 Dodd, Jerry Sue 47,49,11O,137 Dodge, Dennis 27 Dodge, Julee 59,62,102,103,115,127,136 Dolezal, Marlene 49,84,105,112,114,126 Douglas, Dale 62 Douglas, David 27,135 Douglas, Dell 49 Douglas, Randi 59,62,115,126,132 Doyle, Lloyd 27 Drager, Judith 50,114 Driessler, Kathleen 62,128 Driver, Mary 62,115,134 Duffy, Esther 50,130 Dul1y, Lula 50,114 Duggan, John 50,122,138 Duncan, Jack 62,113 Duncan, Sunday 27 Dunham, Tom 21,27,112,113,126,139,148, 150 Dyke, Betti 27,75,102,114,118,119,126 Dymond, Vicki 50,1 14,127,130,136 E Egleston, David 50 Eiler, Mary 62,115,126,137 Eiler, Rosalie 62,115,126 Eiswerth, Danny 27,129 Elbert, Sharon 27,114 Ellingsworth, Nancy 62,134 Ellis, Roy 27 Elser, George 50 Elser, Margaret 28,135 Emery, Maryellen 50,114,117 Emlen, John 28 Emmerson, Gary 50 Enger, Craig 50,90 Engelson, Sandi 28,134 Epley, Kenneth 62,116,126 Epperly, Carole 28,129 Erickson, Art 28,89,112,113,116,117,138, 150 Erickson, John 28,90 Erickson, Judy 28,114,128,130,137 Ertsgaard, Linda 28,114,120,128,134,136,140 Ethridge, Jack 62 Ethridge, Pat 21,128,103,130,l35,136,141 Evans, Bonny 50 Eyerly, Jon 128 Eyerly, Steven 50 F Fagen, Mary 28,117 Faist, Michael 62 Falleur, Robert 59,62,132,134,139 Fanning, Larry 62,166 Farrar, Anne 28 Farris, Bettelinn 62,115,126 Fast, James 62,134 Fast, Joan 28,101,110,11-1,119,126,130 Fast, Judy 62,115 Fawcett, Andrea 62,126 felrlng, Roy 62,153 Feiring, Susan 50,74,83,B7,126,130,137 Feller, Ronald 50,134 Fenimore, Gretchen 62,103,l 1 1,115,126,136 Fenimore, Mike 28,89,92,1 13,151 Ferris, Douglas 50 Ferry, Max 62,153 Ferry, Penny 28,128,135 Filler, Judy 28,128 Fillis, Arthur 62 Filsinger, Gary 62,113 Finlay, Davld 21,28,119 Fisher, Larry 50 Fisher, Paul 28,44,82,1 10,112,126 Fitch, Dennis 50,167 Fitzgerald, Spunki 50,74,120,140 Flesch, Eugene 62 Fletchall, Dwight 28 Folk, Jack 62,153,167 Follis, Bruoe 29,1 1 1 Folsom, Barbara 62,1 15,1 17 Folsom, John 50,167 Foos, Donald 29,103,116 . Ford, Calvert 29 Fortmiller, Judith 47,50,103,114,117,120 Foster, Judith 47,50,1 14 Foucheck, Barbara 62,77,110,115,1 17,119, 127,136 Fox, Jack 62,99,152,153 Fox, Linda 29,129 Frad, JoAnne 62 Frad, Larry 29,135 Francis, Brad 62 Franklin, Janet 50 Fredinburg, Sharon 62,1 15,134 Freeburn, Howard 62 Freshner, Cecil 29 Frlckey, Gene 50,1 16,126,138 Fries, Chqryl 29,128,130 Frlesen, elen 29 Friesen, Justina 62 Frlsk, Larry 50,135 Fritz, Michael 50,124,126 Frank, Vicke 62,103,115,117,127 Frye, Nancy 30,114,128 Fuiii, Betty 29,114,119,123,134 Fuller, Barry 62,153,167 Fuller, Cynthia 29 Fulton, Sharon 62,103,115,117,127,136 Futrell, Faye 29,95,12g Gabert, Sandra 50 Gabriel, Roger 62,116 Gannaway, Janet 50,102,1 14,130 Gardner, Alvin 62 Gaskins, Francis 62,1 10,132 Gates, Mary 62,1 15 Gates, Michael 50,116,123,126,132,137 Gauthier, Philip 62,134 Gearhart, Nancy 50 Gail, Fred 135 Gemmell, John 134 George, Carol 50,114,135 Gibson, Gary 50,121 Gilberg, Carolyn 62,126 Gillaspie, Barbara 50 Gillaspie, James 50,135 Gilstrap, Phil 29,129 Gipson, Sandra 50 Glasgow, Danna 50,110,137 Glasgow, Dennis 29,45,89,113,128,136,148, 167 Gleckler, Steve 50,1 18,135,152 Glenn, Barbara 50,134 Glenn, Joan 50,120,126,127 Glodt, Barbara 29,74,75,111,112,114,117, 119,130 Golden, Jackie 62 Golden, Sharon 62 Gooch, Daryl 62 Goodwin, Eugene 62 Goodwin, Robert 62 Gorman, Dennis 29,134 Gorman, Jacqueline 50,126 Gorton, Dale 63 Govier, Shirley 29,114,128,130,137 Graber, Jacquelyn 50,111,114,127,136 Grabow, Gary 63,132 Graen, Judith 29,120 Graham, Ward 63 Graves, Kenny 63,124 Gray, Betty 30,133 Gray, Ernest 63 Gray, Jean 121 Greene, Doug 50 Greene, Terry 63,120 Greene, William 63,81 Greer, Gary 50 Greer, Ginger 63,103,111,115,126,136 Gresham, Karen 63,115,126 Grew, Spencer 51 Grieder, Larry 51,132 Grier, Bill 30,80,103,109,110,116,139 Grittis, Carolyn 30,134 Griltith, .loan 51,114,119,136 Grubman, Tom 51,118,134 Guidinger, Karen 51,112,115,136 Gustafson, Terrie 63,84,86,103,1 12,1 15,136 H Hadley, Eileen 63,84,111,l12,115,117,127 Hagner, Lynn 51 Haller, John 51,116 Holvorsen, Doug 51,126 Hamilton, William 51,122 Hammerstad, Lynne 51,102,114,119,127,136 Hammond, Linda 30,83,86,110,1l4,118, 119,120,130,136,141 Hammond, Steve 63,153 Hanft, Stanley 63 Hann, Marlys 51,74,101,128 Hansen, Kent 51,116 Hansen, Judith 63 Hansen, Ed 30,116 Hanson, Lynn 30,128 Hargitt, Sharon 51,114 Harman, Jonita 63 Harman, Kenneth 51 178 Harp, Ron 51,116,138,147 Harris, Charles 51 Harris, Karen 30,44,83,88,89,92,98,1 10,1 12 114,1 19,120,138 Harris, Larry 51,82,132,133,153 Harris, Leo 51 Hart, Ralph 63 Harter, Ron 51 Hartman, Robert 30,73,86,87,89,91,92,110, 136 Harvey, Jayanne 51,74,102,111,126,137 Haskins, Joan 30,128,135 Harvet, Warren 47,51 ,1 03,1 38,166 Hatfield, Lewis 30 Houck, Carol 30,121 ,130, 1 35 Haury, Edward 30,116 Haven, Leroy 63,152,153,166 Hawes, Janice 63 Hawkins, Aileen 51,136 Hawkins, Richard 63,84,93,1 12,126,138 Haworth, Ann 51,114,123,127,132 Hayden, Maren 63,115,127 Hazelbaker, Lance 30 Hedge, Curtis 30 Hetiner, Wally 63 Helley, Wilta 51 Heise, .lohn 51 Helgeson, Gerald 63,99 Helton, James 63 Henken, Dale 63,1 18,138,167 Henne, Carmen 63,115 Henne, Jerry 51 Hensey, Diane 114,118,127,137 Herb, Lyman 63,152,153 Heringer, Susan 114,120 Herzberg, Rhea 63 Hicks, Ann 62,63,103,115,117,119,126,136 Hicks, JoAnne 63,65,115,1 17,124,136 Higley, Gwendolyn 63,77,126 Higley, Wilma 30,121,134 Hildebrandt, Lewis 63 Hiles, Philip 51,124 Hill, Catherine 51,133 Hill, Jerry 43 Hill, Richard 63 Hill, Robert 30,116 Hill, Ronald 30 Hill, Steven 51,122 Hills, James 30 Hills, Vivianne 63 Hilsz, Susan 31,102,110,111,114,119,126, 130,136,139 Hinmon, Larry 51 Hoar, Anita 31,83 Hobbs, Dexter 51,113,166 Hoirup, Sheranne 63,111,132 Holcomb, Oliver 63,132,153 Holland, Lee 51,105,117,141 Holland, Patricia 51,132 Halverson, Myrna 31,114,134,136 Holzkamp, Patricia 51 Holzkomp, Ronald 31 Hoover, Charles 51 Hopkins, Art 63,69 Hopkins, Derrold 31 Hopkins, Loretta 31,114,117 Horner, Bunny 51,114,117,126,137 Hoskins, Russell 31,123,132,138 Houghteling, June 31,134 Hauser, Gary 63 Houser, Gordon 63 Howard, Dwight 63 Howells, Carolyn 31,117 Howey, Jerald 31 Howey, Judith 63 Hoxsey, James 51,139 Hoy, Thomas 59,63,152 Hoyser, Robert 51 Hubler, Shirley 51 Johnson, Patricia 64,1 15,126,137 Johnson, Robert 52 Johnson, Sharon 32,80,89,103,109,1 10,130, 137 Johnson, Steve 64 Johnson, Terry 32 Johnston, Sharon 52 Jones Casey 52 1 35 Jonesf Armin 32,113,116,141 Jones, Jones, Jones , Jones, Jones, David 32 Fred 52,151,167 Johnny 32 Mae 32 Phillip 52 Hudkins, Charles 47,51,113,139,161 Hudson, Kenneth 51 Hughes, Jerilyn 47,52,103,110,114,137 Hulbert, Dean 31 Hulbert, Ronald 31 Hullette Jeanne 52 Humphney, Gordon 31,73,91,110,112 Huskey, Donald 52,124 Husted, Sharon 52,110,114,132,137 I Ibar, Enrique 31,89,98,113,116,137,138, 156 Ingham, 136 Kathleen 62,63,69,103,115,1 17,127, Inks, Ardala 63 Inks, Norman 31 Ireland, Linda 63 Irish, Donna 63,134 Irving, Dave 31 Isaac, Marian 52 lsham, Larry 52,132 Iverson, Irvin 31,129 J Jackson, Darrol 63 Jackson, Phillip 63 Jackson, Stephen 31,129 Jacobsen, Janice 52,119,126 Jacobson, Alvin 52 Jacobson, Delores 52 Jacobson, Helen 32,128,130 Jacobson, Judy 52,111,114,137 James, Gary 52 Jamison, Patricia 32 Jandera, Marvin 63 James, Lyle 63,115,126 4 4 Jarvis, Carolyn 32,114 Jarvis, John 63,134 Jenkins, Jerald 64 Jennison, Ronald 32 Jensen, Kathy 64,134,136 Jeter, Fred 64,124 Jochimsen, Sally 64,1 15,126,141 Johnson, Carol 52,111,114 Johnson Carolyn 52,103,114,118,137 Johnson David 52 Johnson, Helen 64 Johnson, Jim 32,135 Johnson, Joy 52,132 Johnson, Judy 52,114 Johnson Keith 32,116 Joseph, Carol 32 Joseph, Kathleen 64,115 Judd, Virginia 47,52,l27,137 Judson, Karen 32,114,137 Juran, Robert 64,167 K Koehler, Donald 64,119 Kans, William 116 Karau, Alice 52, 134 Karklins, George 32 Karnes, Patricia 64,103,115 Kay, Loretta 52,1 l 1 Keebler, Dennis 64 Kellicut, Skip 64,152 Kelso, Colleen 52,128 Kenagy, Nancy 32,114,117 Kendrick, Laura 52,86,114,119,126 Kent, Michael 64 Kershaw, Robert 64 Kessel, Jerry 52 Kessler, Tom 20,32,52,113 Ketchum, Dianne 32,114,127,130,137 Killam, Beverly 32,45,74,87,l1O,112 Killam, Loren 64,119 King, James 52,139 King, John 52,113,151,160 King, Robert 64 Kinton, Sharon 52,114,127,137 Kirkpatrick, Kay 32,1 14,126 Kirkwood, Gene 52 Kleger, Karlene 52,111,114 Kleger, Adele 64,111,132 Knepper, Donald 52,132 Knepper, Marilyn 52,130 Knepper, Richard 64 Knickerbocker, Glen 47,52,116,138,166 Knytych, Howard 64,126,132,154 Koch, Susan 64,115 Krentz, Joyce 64 Kuiper, Gerald 64 Kuntz, Julie 33 Kurth, Bonnie 33 Kurth, Gerald 33,129 Kurtti, Susan 52,134 Kwiatkowski, Jerry 33 L Laetsch, Judi 64,75,115,137 Laetsch, Rickie 33,1 13,1 16 Lancefield, Maggie 64,110,115,117,119 Lancefield, Neil 52 179 Lane, Larry 52 Lang, Wanetah 33,134 Lanham, Katherine 64,134 Largent, William 52,132 Larios, Julianne 53,134,137 Larios, Kathleen 33,134 Laughlin, Stephen 53,82,138,140 Laws, Patricia 47,53,1 14,1 17,1 19,123,132 Lawshe, Ted 64,118 Lee, Melven 33 Lee, Pat 64,75,1 15,119,126 Lemen, Jim 33 Leonard, Marie 53,102,114 Levin, Gordon 64 Lewis, John 53 Lewis, Linda 33,72,111,112,114 Light, Tana 64,127 Lindberg, Mike 33,126 Linfoot, Lizz 64,115,126 Linn, Joseph 64,111 Lippert, Terry 53 Little, John 33,45,134 Livengood, Howard 64 Lock, Bill 53 Locker, Errol 53,85,111,119,120,128,141 Lowen, James 64 Lowen, Tom 53 Long, Beth 72,114,120,140 Lofgren, James 64,126 Logan, Sandra 53 Lohrman, Larry 64,124 Long, Barbara 33,64,157 Loose, Delbert 53 Lossner, Peter 33,116,118,151 Lott, Dick 33,135 Loucks, Sue 34,83,92,94,95,1 14,1 16,1 18,137, 138 Lovellette, Bobbie 5B,59,64,1 15 Loynes, Elvira 53,134 Lundgren, Dick 34,116,139 Lussler, James 53,116,127,167 M Madden, Paul 53,140 Madison, Gerald 64,69,91,152 Magness, Verda 34,118,127,137 Mangis, Jon 34 Mann, Larry 53 Mar, Ken King Mow 64 Margosian, Eugenia 34,102,112 Margosian, Lester 64,138 Marr, Gary 34,53 Morrison, Davetta 134 Mars, Judith 64,115 Morschat, Marilyn 53,128 Marsh, Edwin 64 Marsh, Stephan 34 Marshall, Julia 34,102,112,114,119,126 Martell, Gail 64 Martin, Arnold 64,122 Martin, Diane 64,115 Martin, Mike 53,137 Martin, Mary 53,126 Mason, Judy 53 Mass, Carolyn 64 Mather, Penny 34 Morris, Mathewson, Jim 64 Maxwell, Byron 53 Maxwell, Forrest 64 Maynard, Maureen 65,134 McCargar, Larry 34,10l,113,116,118 McCarroll, Dick 53 McClain, Don 65 McClellan, Leonard 65 McClure, Lawrence 53 McCormack, Douglas 34,116,161,164 McCormack, Bill 53,84,l19,126 McCoy, Dennis 65 McCoy, Karen 134 McCune, Daniel 34 McCurdy, Gene 65 McDaniel, Dale 34,53 McDonald, Janice 65,103 McDonough, Anne 34,111,114,118,119,120, 127,141 McDougal, Virgil 65 NcEldowndy, Ralph 43,132 McElroy, Susie 65 McEwen, Craig 21,34,1 13,138 McFadden, Joe 65,135 Minnich, Ca rol 65 Minto, Minty, Jean 110,111,114,117,126 Jimi 53,111,114,117,118,127,130, 137 Mischke, David 65,118 Moberg, Larry 53 Mabley, Joyce 65 Mobley, Jean 35,117 Moen, Dorothy 35,72,102,120,141 Moermond, Dennis 65 Mohr, Keith 53 Mohr, Judy 35,101,111,112 Moling, Linda 65,115,134 Moon, Michael 65 Moore, Kenneth 65,126 Moore, Laura 133 Moore, Linda 35,165,115,127 Moore, Mary 123,132,137 Moorhead, Max 35,135 Morey, Linda 53,95,114,119 Morgan, Lawrence 54,118,167 Morgan, Pete 65 Morgan, Ralph 35,112,116,120,141,167 Patricia 65,1 15 Nollsinger, Gary 54 Nordyke, Darrell 54,123,132,133 Norris, Denny 54 Norris, Don 36,113,116,118,138 Norris, Ned 65 North, Bill 54,132 Norton, Ralph 65 Norton, William 54 Nystedt, Duane 54 O Oakes, Ivan 65 Oakley, Jerry 65 oberg, Eva 65,115 O'Berry, William 54 Odom, Wayne 65 Ogard, Kathy 54,114,119 O'Hern, Wayne 54,119,132,133 Old, Stephen 36 Olsen, Mary l7,54,114,118,126,137,141 Olsen, Susan 36,129 Olson, Keith 36 Orwick, Janice 54,1 14,134,136 Osko, Sally 36,l11,114,141 Osterberg, Bobbie 66,115,136 McGeorge, Marsha 34,110,1 1 1,1 14,130,137 McGeorge, Sally 65,1 15,127,137 Morris, Suzanne 114,118,127,136 Morrison, Marilee 65 Morrow, Dave 54 Osterberg, Lawre nce 54 P Pade, Arlo 66 Miller McGl1nn, Terrle 53,B6,102,111,114,119,126, 141 McHone, James 65 Mclntee, Sharon 53 McK1llop, Richard 65,120 NlcKn1ght, Truman 65 McMillan, Janice 53 McRae, Richard 53,126 McVay, Wllliam 53 Medley, Kathleen 53,137 Medlock, Sherri 65, 134 Meeker, John 53 Melssner, Judy 34,130 Melthof, Charles 65,134 Melin, Pete 21,34,110,113,116,122,132,136, 138,l39,95 Mellinger, Gall 65,1 15,126,136 Melzer, Julianne 35 Mennis, Darrlene 35,129 Meola, Ron 65,125 Merritt, Robert 53,126 Metzger, Bobbie 53,1 17,1 18,137 Meyer, Dale 65,1 10,152 Meyer, Linda 35,75,111,114,120 Mickey, Sharon 65 Middleton, Franklin 65,126,167 Mille, Gary 53,134 Miller, Donald 53,113,126 Miller, Frank 35 Miller, Kathrine 35,112,140 Miller, Kenneth 65 Miller, Kristine 35,112,125 , Nancy 35,45,72,89,102,112,114,119 Morrow, Delbert 35 Morrow, Robert 54 Moskal, Edward 65,122 Most, Miriam 35,128 Mudge, Gary 65 Mudgett, Lester 54 Mulkey, Marlyn 65,116,126,141 Murdock, Mitch 35,118 Murray, Carol 65,134 Murray, Gerald 35 Murray, Lynn 36,129 Myers, Darlene 65 Myers, Eddie 65 Myers, Emmett 54 Myers, Harrison 54 Myers, Roberta 36,126,129 Myers, Rosemary 54,111,114,117,137 N Neal, Evelyn 65 Neal, Larry 36,B5,113,167 Neilsen, Jerre 54 Neimeyer, Jean 54 Nelson Nelson r , Douglas 36,87,113,116,120,140,147 Edward 54 Nelson, Jan 36,114,134 Nelson, Marni 36,102,111,114,118,137,141 Nelson, Nelson Paula 36,128,132 Pauline 105 Nelson, Ricky 54,113,116,150,167 Nelson, Scott 47,54,82,1 18,139,149,167 Neuman, Betty 36,129 Nichols, Terry 65 Painter, Candace 66,69,103,126,136 Painter, Jay 66,126 Palmason, Stephen 66,124,132 Palmer, Louis 54 Papenfus, Bernard 66,166 Parker, Janice 66 Parker, Phil 66 Parker, Scott 54,126,139 Parmenter, Norma 36 Parsons, Delores 66 Parsons, Tom 46,54,87,98,118,141 Patzer, Stanley 54 Paynter, Elvin 36,135 Paynter, Gaylon 54 Pearcy, Diana 36,114,12O,123,132,134,135 Pedersen, Joy 36,110,114,130 Pederson, Richard 66,135 Pederson, Karen 54,111,105,114,117,120, 130 Pengra, Judie 36,102,110,114,119,120 Perkins, Edward 66,126 Perman, Mickey 54,75,110 Perry, David 37,44,73,80,81,89,95,lO3,109 110,116,119,136,139 Perry, Dennis 59,66,l 16,138,152 Perry, Maureen 66 Person, Gayla 54,114 Person, Merlin 54 Persons, Darlene 37,134 Persons, David 66 Peters, Dennis 66 Peters, Edward 37 Mills, Mike 35,45,73,82,84,87,89,108,1 10, 112,1 13,126,131 Milne, Margie 53,103,137 Minard, Mary 65 Miner, Rosalie 53 Mink, Roger 53,116 Nickeson, Alyce 54 Nicks, Dewey 54,149 Nieland, Gary 54,132,133,149 Neilsen, David 65,132,166 Neilsen, Dennis 54,126,139 Nieman, Carol 65 180 Peters, Georgia 66 Peterson Peterson, , Daryl 37 Leslie 66,90 Peterson Patricia 54 Peterson, Peggy 37,114,128 Peterson, Rose 54,134 Peterson, William 54,126 Pfouts, Mickey 65,66,101,103,1 10,1 15,127, 136 Phillips, Frederick 66,135 Phillips, Janet 66,137 Phlllips, Roberta 37 Plburn, Durwln 37,113,137,148 Plclcerell, Beulah 37,128 Plerce, Patricia 66,115,126,137 Pieters, Richard 66,99,152,167 Plke, Jerry 66,135 Ponsford, Charlotte 37,114,135 Poorman, Jill 66,115,126 Forth, LaVerne 54 Post, Richard 37 Potter, Cheri 66,1 15 Potts, Ronald 54,103,116,123,127,132,138 Powell, Bingham 21,37,83,112,113 Powell, Penny 54,111,114,l26,137 Prentice, Bill 37,167 Price, Shelby 54 Prince, Jay 66,118,126 Prock, Tom 37,113,1 18,123,132,133,134,150 Putter, Marcile 65,66,l 15,127,136 Puhlman, Don 37,135 Pursley, Glenna 54,121 Purvine, Bill 54,118 Pyritz, Ralph 37,113,167 Q Quistad, Mark 66,126 R Radcliff, Ben 54,127 Rader, Thomas 66,167 Rainbolt, Daryl 54,134 Ramage, Bruce 66 Ramsdell, Valerie 54,110,114 Ramsden, Carol 54,114,134,137 Randall, Stephen 54,113 Randolph, Lorena 37,114,119,126,130 Rauch, Laura 66 Raymond, Rodney 54 Raymond, Steve 37 Reaney, Constance 37,111,114,118,120,134 140 Rector, Lawrence 66,90,1 13,1 18,132,138 Redding, Allan 66 Redding, Dale 54 Redinger, Diane 66 Reed, Donald 38,132 Reed, James 54 Reed, John 54,141 Reed, Richard 66 Reilly, Mlke 38,103,110,113,116 Reilly, Pat 38,103,113,l16,124,138,139 Remington, Jan 55 Repine, Julie 55,114,136 Reynolds, Joyce 55,121 Reynolds, Linda 66,115 Rhoads, Jean 38 Rhoads, Lee 66 Rhodes, Jon 55,124,134 Rich, Linda 38,103,104,118,119,137 Richardson, Michael 55,113,127 Richter, Barbara 66,134 Rlensche, Norma 55,114,121 Riensche, Phil 38,140 Riewald, Gerald 55 Rifle, Sharon 66 Ritchie, Linda 38,85,101,130,136 Ritchie, Pat 62,66,1 15,126 Robb, Carol 62,66,110,115,117,119,126 141,136 Robbins, Dorothy 38,130 Roberton, Gary 66 Roberts, Janie 55,114,123,126,132 Robertson, Sharon 38,134 Robinson, Arvid 66 Robinson, Terri 38,101,117 Roethlin, Joanne 120 Rogers, Rosetta 66 Rolfness, Stan 55,124 Roller, Marie 129 Rolow, Jerry 55 Rorick, Tom 66,126 Rosebraugh, David 55,139 Rasebraugh, John 38,135 Ross, Gary 38,119,132,133 Rosser, Kaye 55 Roth, Roger 66 Rothweiler, Larry 38 Rounds, Linda 55 Royse, Donald 66,152,167 Rund, Ronald 38 Russell, Betti 55 Russell, Leroy 66 Ryals, Dennis 66 Rybloom, Darrell 38,129 Rybloom, Doris 67,1 15 Ryser, Lois 38,135 S Sadowsky, Diane 55,114,117 Saitron, John 67,84,112,126,138 Salchenberg, Jerry 38 Salchenberg, Michael 66 Salter, Ken 55 Salter, Marilin 47,55,114,117,126 Sanders, Joanne 38,72,92,114,119,130,136 Sandwick, Esther 67 Sauer, John 55,135 f Saunders, David 39,1 11,126 Saunders, Marcia 39,80,104,110,111,114 118,l19,136,141 Sawyer, Kenny 55,113,147 Scharf, Alan 39,126 Scharf, Sandra 67 Schendel, Deanna 55,114,117,119,123,132 Schendel, Larry 39,132,133 Schildmeyer, David 67,126,132,133 Schildmeyer. Roger 119.132,133,138 Schiller, Phil 39 Schmidt, Gloria 39,110,114,123,132,135 Schneider, John 55,116,126,127 Schnelker, Cathy 55,74,114,117,123,126, 127,132 Schocko, Keith 55,126 Schram, Merrily 74,114,118,127,128,136 Schulz, Judy 67 Schwalen, Judy 55 Scott, Jill 39,45,80,89,103,109,111,136,139 Scott, Ed 55,116 181 Scott, Gary 67 Seamster, Sally 55,1 14 Sears, Nancie 55 See, Sue 39,128 Seeger, Steven 67,118 Sequin, Larry 39,135 Seitz, Loren 55,166 Self, Betty 126,136 Sellers, Stan 39 Senter, Linda 67,126 SeRine, Dennis 55 SeRine, Steven 67,167 Sharp, Shatto Shaw, Judith 39,128 , Margaret 67 Bert 67,122 Sheets, Alvin 39,135 Sheets, Loren 67 Sheldon, Delbert 55,113,138,148,166 Sheldon, Robert 39 Shelton, Carol 21,39,72,101,111,114,118 Shelton, Dennis 67 Shepard, Ralph 55,113,123,126,132,133 Sherfield, Helen 39,130 Shinn, John 55,140 Shipman, Dennis 55,140 Shirley, .lon 67 Shoemake, Yvonne 55,128 Shreve, Barbara 67 Shreve, Roberta 55 Shriver, Dee 55,127,136 Shuck, Lenora 55 Sickler, Susan 55,136 - Sidwel Siegen l, Sandra 67 thaler, Garry 39,110,114 Siewert, Carolyn 67,111,115 ,Silke, Gerald 40,73,80,81,99,109 Simmons, Doug 55,115,138 Simmo ns, Douglas 67,110 Sims, Allen 67,113 Singer, Rebecca 55,114 Six, Gordon 67 Slack, Sloan, Arlyce 55 Clara 67 Sloan, Laura 55 Sloan, Slupe, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Sally 21,40,108,114,126,130,134 Richard 67 Donald 67,90 George 67,126 Ilene 67,127 Betty 40,55,1 14 Smith, Mauclie 40,55,114,126,134,137 Smith, Nancy 40 Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith Patricia 67,115,120,137 Sharon 55 Sylvia 55,114,134 f Vernon 67 139,152 snedfion, Sandra,62,67,103,115,117,126 136 Sneed, Snook, James 67 Allen 128 Snyder, Micki 67,128,134 Spaulding, Myra 55,114,138 Speerstra, Sam 55,104,113,118,138 Spooner, Gregg 67 Sprague, Kathryn 59,67,115,117 ow 6 L I7 jig, Mfrs fp J .L jew JQVOJQJ Wfxgvrgjc fb UK. EL Os2LfwQx Spry, Lois 55,134 Stafek, Jerry 40,134 Staley, Nora 40,129 Stanley, Jim 40,113,132,133 Star, Ron 55 Statler, Margaret 39,40,134 Stein, George 56,1 13,126,138 Stein, Jerry 56,113 Steinbock, Phil 4O,90,95,l12,113,1 16,137 139,148 Steinke, Clayton 56,113,126 Steinke, Susan 67,1 17,126,136 Stephens, James 67,135 Stephens, Larry 40 Stephenson, Avionne 40,129 Stevens, Anne 56,123,135 Stevenson, June 40 Stewart, Richard 67,126 Stewart, Steven 59,67,126,139,147,152, Thompson, David 68 Thompson, Howard 41,126,i Ckjlq Thorn, Faylene 41 129 -J Thurlwell, Robert 56 Tiano, Marco 68 Titus, Mary 41,128 Toevs, Judith 56,1 14 Toll, Chuck 56 Toll, Mike 56,135 Tomlinson, Sandy 56 Trezise, Jane 68,103,1 15 Tribble, Nancy 41,86,114,119,128,130,139 Trietsch, Lynda 56,114,132,134 Triplett, Dwight 68,126 Troxel, Janice 56 Truax, Sharon 21,48,114,119,120,127,136, 141 Tschida, Dan 56 Tucker, Shirley 68,134 167 Tuel, Mike 56 Stewart, Wes 40,44,73,86,89,92,112,113, Tufts, Kathleen 56,134 1 l6,137,139,147 Turner, Charles 56 Stice, Wilbur 56 Stickley, Mavis 56 Stiver, Patricia 67,103,1 17,126,136 Stokes, Toni 40 Stone, Larry 56,116,138 Stowe, Marvin 67 Strawn, John 56 Stringer, Donna 1 14,1 17,135 Stringham, Doris 40,72,112,114,118,119, 120,126,127,130,140 Strode, Glenda 40 Strupp, Patricia 41,114,117,137 Stuart, Joe 67,127 Stubblefield, Robert 39,41,112,116 Stuber, Ken 41 Sughrue, Sharon 105,136 Sullivan, Colleen 67 Sullivan, Dallene 67,116 Sullivan, Terry 111,124 Suter, Faith 67,115,134 Swanson, Elizabeth 35,117 Swanson, Robert 41,129 Swearinger, Ed 56,164 Sweeten, Allan 56 Swenson, Judith 115,140 T Taggart, Joanne 67,1 15,1 19,126 Tate, Robert 67 Taves, James 56 Taves, Patricia 67,1 15,126 Taylor, Barbara 41,74 Taylor, Lela 56 Taylor, Terry 41,89,102,114,118,137 TenEyc1c, Lynn 56 Teston, Evelyn 67,1 12,1 15,130 Teston, Olen 56 Thede, Shirley 67,1 12,1 15,130 Thom, Leah 41,91,102,103,110,130,135,138 U Ulrich, Bonnie 68,115 V Van Buskirk, William 56 Vance, Wanda 68 Vance, Sandra 57,114,121 Vanderhoof, Jim 41 Vanek, Richard 68,118 Van Houten, Nancy 58,59,62,68,101,102, 110,115,119,136,141 VanKeulen, Karen 56,111,114,126,137 VonLydegraf, Sandra 56 Vaughn, David 68 W Wacken, Marlene 41,120,128,130,136,l40 Walker, Curtis 41,103,l 13,116 Walker, Everett 68,116,118 Waller, Don 56,113,116,118,139,148 Wallingford, Jerry 68 Wallingford, Sally 41,128 Walls, Gary 46,47,56,100,1 13,149 Waltz, James 68,138 ' Wangler, Gary 56,135 Warden, Patricia 68,115,135 Warren, Judy 68,136 Warrenburg, Enoch 68 Washburn, Gary 56 Washburn, Hal 56,132,134 Watilo, Robert 42 Watson, Beverly 68 Watts, Dan 42,73,86,1 10,1 13,118,126 Weathers, Harold 42 Weaver, Claudia 42,114,123,132,l34 Webb, Deanna 68,103,115 Webb, Donald 68,119 Webb, Gary 56 Wedel, Joanne 68,111,115,117,127,137 Thomas, , Charley 68 Thomas, Thomas, Thomas Arthur 56 'Donna 41 Janet 68 Thomas, Patricia 68 Weise, Sharon 56,134 Weisser, Carol 68 Welch, Ron 42,116,122,125 Wells, Dan 56 Wells, Sharon 68,115 Wendland, Sharon 42,120,130,140 182 Wenstrom, Michael 42 Wheeler, Michael 68,111 White, Douglas 56,138 White, Jon 68,128 White, Sherrille 56,114 White, Vivian 68,137 Wier, Tom 42 Wilbur, Mary 42,44,80,81,88,89,109,1 10 120,136,138,141 Wilcox, Robert 68 Wiley, Norma 56,114,118,127,137 Williams, Bridget 134 Williams, Frances 56 Williamson, Nedra 56,114,128,130 Wilson, Sue 42,138 Wilson, Dan 56 Wilson, Mary 56,126 Wilton, Linda 42 Wing, Mqrgoi 42,114 Winter, Gene 68 Wirth, James 68 Wiscarson, Larry 42 Wiscarson, Sandra 56,1 14,120,123,l 32 Witenberger, Michael 56,132,139 Witteman, Gregg 68,132 Witteman, Jefi126 Woitte, Dennia 56 Wolfe, Margie 42,134 Wollner, Craig 68,138,167 Wonderly, Madell 68,132,134 Wood, Ricki 20,21,40,72,89,102,1 14,1 18, 126,137,139 Woodard, Ronald 68,167 Woodrum, Mona 68 Woodry, Jim 42 Worley, Robert 68 Worth, Barbara 41,129,134 Worth, Bernice 68 Worrol, Patricia 42,114,120,130 Wray, David 68 Wright, Charles 68 Wright, Gail 43,113,146,167 Wulf, Mark 56,87,113,116,1 18 Wussow, Ronald 43 Wyatt, Michele 56,114,123,126,132,137 Wyatt, Pamela 42,74,110,111,l14,126 Y Yeater, Marcia 68,1 15,126,136 Younce, Spencer 68 Young, Arthur 57,116,139 Young, Beverly 57,75 Young, Michael 43,113,116 Young, Robert 68 Yungen, Walter 43,116 Z Ziegler, Andrea 43,105,l11,114,117 Zwiclcerz Dell 68 . Zwicker, Sue 43,79,83,86,87,89,108,1 10,1 14 123,126 . --'Z SAJSQMMM WKLW ftpNJlFfMMj ' ffwwnwwifw cvmdlfi ,AUD WM, , 1RM M WAMQW WM M Nffw Q S Qx 1 BX .oijsitix ?W1 :'i3 Q1 Q s Bbniisibag txii Nba- tsxugx' '19 VN! f.3.Q2,' 'uv ws Vip, ,mu ., .-. up W 'W W M W ,MQZQMWW MWMWV ff ,M WJWJZZQ? ji M2559 Q,,.ff4' qfffffjpifygy WM pf! KS'.x5 ,QJ XX' I wiv! JMW .W ' . ' g5J'J's:xX1X,riyd 0 . X V wr . f 1152x2361 979, 4 xy 'sig V539 QQ Q Q 33? -' v l A i f ? L' , J , ik 2135 ' fi w 'ff A ' ' lx N Qxw at ri. . fig? Q. at W 3 viii? Q H, H, Q, c, 7M 1 , . q . 0 - X X N 9 gg V . v . W , 4? ' 'y Q. i . +31 - v. . ' Q54 4. 33 my , , f 31- ,. A- - . E 401,66 wid 6 JEJQMAAIJZLKIMMVW-04i, ii ,. 1? ' 2 O 3 , ob , ' ,milf ,Q J' M642 wif wi fm K MTS? QM MWOMWL . f O l ' t , :Wen f Qmymlo WM Ufc2QJjfjeWW?L I 3 Q ' . ML Um! A M H, fwjifwffffgf J if clean ,ufcwi Q -Q ' wu'f l4xQCL Q2 Q4 Lai g,,k4 .Qt i 2 1 ' , v fi 1 V 1 . ' 1 5 51 4 ' -1.5-mf.'. 5 K .' .1 ff+'Qff ' - ' A, f t V gf, 'z 3'421fgfig3,, 2 uw M egs. s-,gif 11, fgv' -:Q , Af -- ,, ,JY ., W L' 5fF: f f 1 'Z . WJ? M We? fi J WM if Q af gjwifgxfif' gm Y 5 SSW 5 ES W 5 sf 33 :Q ZLZMZ4! E m gan! JA2avf ' Q N ' ' - X. .,x, 7591 dgfw EJ 1 Q 'S' K V E Ui - ,K H94 Saga' L drag ai , S fleyaf' Gigi' f f Mgt' Aw +V vga 5.5 vm o X09 Q Q. LJQ 9 vlmdgkx 3 0 A D+ Ti - I' Q' 9. 0-f N- 800' 0-S , I I QQ avg' 214110, Jah xx: Lit' QQ' Ni 0 Q .r 62 Q 0' X Q NK X169 36+ if 5, , .NP Aoi osx X , wwf W A f,M Vy,LV1f1 15 jaw ' x gif' 'ff if x ' V if ff iw ww 4' 2 A 50' W 1 ' Vw gf f ' ,lvl l N ff' ik. L7 QQ' 1 !!4L4!4KM QCL,L'L,bWA 'AGM J M mf ,L '71 mf 7 , : I Atkins -10
Are you trying to find old school friends, old classmates, fellow servicemen or shipmates? Do you want to see past girlfriends or boyfriends? Relive homecoming, prom, graduation, and other moments on campus captured in yearbook pictures. Revisit your fraternity or sorority and see familiar places. See members of old school clubs and relive old times. Start your search today!
Looking for old family members and relatives? Do you want to find pictures of parents or grandparents when they were in school? Want to find out what hairstyle was popular in the 1920s? E-Yearbook.com has a wealth of genealogy information spanning over a century for many schools with full text search. Use our online Genealogy Resource to uncover history quickly!
Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.
