Vernonia High School - Memolog Yearbook (Vernonia, OR)

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F F E s F n E I! First Row: Ashley, H.j Lousignont, D.j Hickman, P.j Stiff, P.j Olin- ger, t.j Ciood, H.j Brown, S.j Ortner, A.; Cunningham, J.j Steers, A.j Malmsten, M.j Parker, H.j Webb, J.j McFadden, P.j Akers, N.j Oblack, M.j Brown, B. Second Row: Nanson, K.j Miss Yocumj Martin, J.j Shafer, D.j Kibbs, A.j Kimball, R.j Fulton, B.j Fuller, A.j Gwin, D.j Schwab, H.j Gray, M.j Dass, J.j Wells, P.j Hamilton, L.j Brissett, M.j Sauer, K.j Jones, J.j Camerson, A.j Reynolds, S.j Mr. McEntire. Oiird Row: Barker, J.j Ray, E.j Borders, B.j Faulk, L.j Thanas, L.j Strong, D.j ftiomas, W.j Shafer, P.j Norris, P.j Herrin, J.j Leonard, R.j Berb, C.j Elbert, R.j Kyser, R. J CLASS OFFICERS—Standing: Wayne Dianas, secretaryj Earl Ray,vice-presidentj Dick Gwin, president. Sitting: Homer Fuller, treasurer. Initiation was just one of those things for the stalwart members of the 19S 1 freshmen class ivhen they entered Vemonia High to take their place as members of the student body. Dieir first act was to elect Dick Gwin president, assisted by Earl Ray, vice-presidentj Wayne Dianas, secretaryj and Homer Fuller, treasurer. Margaret Brissett and Kathleen Sauer represented the freshmen in the Pep club, while Joyce Jones became a school yell leader. Sandra Brown was chosen queen of the V.F.W. carnival over three other girls, and Joanne Webb became princess at the sophomore Sweetheart Dance. Two freshmen girls, Kathleen Sauer and Jackie Olinger were chosen as May Day princesses. The main concern of the freshmen this year was the problem of attaining a sufficient fund in the treasury to meet the bills. Die problem was met by charging class dues and by sponsoring a noon food sale. This class saw many of its members turning out for sports and activities and was represented on all occasions on the honor roll.

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WW50©!f©5 3©W First Row: Grady, M.j Armstrong, J.j Jones, D.j Snook J.j Hoyt, B.j Gibson, C.j Jepson, D.j Parker, E.j Closner, D.J Waddell, D.j RatkLe, W. Second Row: Hunt, B.j DeRoia, J.j Smith, O.j Howard, J.j Seifert, D.J ftp-tf -rf., f).j Young, V.j Hand, D.j Wikstrom, S.j White, S.j Cochran, A.j Wolf, N.j Lundgren, J.j May, I. Third Row: Mr. Wrightj Bergerson, N.j Iydie, E.j Vike, S.j Kaspar, F.j Pearl, Q.j Kyser, E.j Keasey, K.j Eley, V.j Kirkbride, J.j Earl, P.j Nightwine, D.j Crowston, L.j Golden, M.jFalconer, M.j Heskett, E.j Pcwell, M.j Mr. Hoefs. Fourth Rcw: Fredrickson, M.j Millis, F.j Bjomson, P.j McDonald, B.j Pugh, G.j Foerster, E.j Barton, R.j Iydie, B.j Webb, D.j Berg, R.j Bass, P.j Thacker, M. CLASS OFFICERS—Don Want-land, presidentj Jean Kirkbride, treasurerj Glenna Pearl, secretaiyj Rick Fulton, vice-president. y The main sophomore function of the year was the Sweetheart Dance, held in a gaily red-and-white decorated gym February 16. Mary Falconer, sophomore candidate, won the penny contest and was proclaimed queen after a close and hotly-contested vote was counted. Class officers for the $0-51 year were Don Wantland, presidentj Rick Fulton, vice-president j Glenna Pearl, secretaryj and Jean Kirkbride, treasurer. Patsy Bjorns on and Faye Millis were sophomore Pep clubbers, while Lorraine Crowston and Jack Woolard became yell leaders. Glenna Pearl was the V.F.W. carnival queen candidate, and Patsy Bjornson placed second in the KFGR disc jockey contest. Sophomore May princesses were Ora May Smith and Shirley White. This, the largest class in school, actively participated in all school functions and activities. Outstanding in sports were Rick Fulton, backfielder, Don Wantland, guard, and Bill Iydie, tackle, on the league-winning football team. Bob Powell and Skeeter Gill were basketball letter winners.

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Bow to your partner. Busy hall. Jim, Sharon. Aladene can type too. i'.C. and Jim. Peterson at bat. V ’ -r .' Nighty night, Donna. Glenda's new friend. Clockwatcher Tipton. Caught l DeLoris. Charlie. Just the right height. Bill. ' ' ! I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ?