Tillamook High School - Kilchis Yearbook (Tillamook, OR)

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Tillamook lligli School Seniors Class of l959 F'

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SCHOOL LEADERS HAD FULL YEAR: SHOWED ABILITY, SUCCESS, DETERMINATION In-'f ,i,,,,,,i-1-5 BACK ROW, Left to Right: Andrew Fletcher, Kathy George, Gwen Warren, Marlene Landolt, Glenda Ackley. FOURTH ROW: Gary Vantress, Michele Inkley, Carl Rawe, Larry Hoffman. Jack Comett, Bonita Neilson, Cheryl Bohannon, Donna Wilson. THIRD ROW: Donna Roebem, Ken Tittle, Harvey Simmons, Judy Peterson, Charlotte Pye, Fannie Gingerich, Anita Beeler. SECOND ROW: Deirdre Greenway, Claudia Schelling, Carol Mills, Sandra Zweifel, Dorothy Banks, Bob Baty, Jim Shartel. FRONT ROW: Marlene Schmitz, Tim Dixon, Business Manager, Joyce Landolt, Treasurer, Ron Buel, president, Suzi Tibbetts. vice-president: Judy Rethlefsen, secretaryq Betty Jean Warren. The 1958-59 student council, one of the largest in the history of Tillamook high school, working under a new and revised constitution, accomplished some fine improvements and projects throughout the school year. A successful Hello Week, a good Homecoming program, a Goodwill drive, various attempts to name the football field, sponsor ing a foreign exchange program, a petition for landscaping, organizing the heart fund drive, carrying out a March of Dimes program, and giving a student body play kept everyone in the council busy.

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GLENDA LOU ACKLEY All the World's a stage. Student Council5 Acted seven plays5 Prom Central5 B Yell leaderg Girls' Glee5 Thespians 45 FTA 25 Pep Clubg Kilchis Staff5 Tri- I-Ii-Y5 Rainbow 3. PAUL ARTEAGA Men of few words are the best men. Boys' Federation 4. 59219 SENIOR CLASS ENROLLED 'I01 STUDENTS This was the big year for the class of 1959. They began the year with an enrollment of 101 students and a promise of much excitement during the best of all years--the senior year. LINDA ANDERSON Whatsoever thy hand findeth to do, do it with thy might. FBLA 35 MYF 25 In- tramurals5 Play Com- mittee5 Kilchis Busi- ness Manager5 Kilchis Committees. 'L SALLY BAGLEY Charm strikes the sight, but merit wins the soul. Acted ten plays5 Kil- chis Staff 35 Heart Fund 35 Thespians 35 Rainbow 45 Footlights5 EYC . VIVLAN ANDERSON Silence is the per- fectest herald of jOy.lI Transfer from Beaver- t0n. BOB BATY This man will go far, for he believes every word he says. A Basketball 35 A Baseball 45 A Foot- ballg Student Body V.P.5 Goodwill Drive Chairman5 Senior Class Prexy Philokalons V.P.5 Order of T -1. Q . VIRGINIA ARONI-IALT A countenace of merry mischief, a maiden quiet, self- contained. Acted one play5 Cho- rus 25 Ensemble 45 Barbershop Quartet5 Girls' League5 CYF. ANITA BEELER Meet life, like a new friend, with a smile. Student Councilg FHA 45 Tilla Hi News Advertising Manager5 Senior Class Editor5 GAA 3, Prexyg Heart fund.