Beaverton High School - Beaver Yearbook (Beaverton, OR)

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Nm Qgflif 'j'.S fits, . . . that contams snapshots of your high school years ff PEE? f ,, ,rf',..f'f5' WK ,x is 6 . . . and that bring back memo- ries such as faculty members imitating Spike Iones, Mr. Van Buren's quickies, Mrs. Ritchie's beat-up rulers . . o - , 0 Aww' '53 Proves Successful As school opened this year, many new problems came to Principal l. R. Metzler and Vice-principal Karl Kahle, but with the help of the office staff and faculty, such problems were soon disposed of. Twelve new teachers and over SOO freshmen were shown around, the fifteen new rooms readied for classes, and dozens of other duties completed. Mr. Kahle, after serving last year as president of the Principal Association, is now on the advisery board. .f 5:1 i -' - f. .Q VAA. 1 Q - ig ,111 'fi ,Vw-cgr I V Vjfyf , W 5:-:,.' ' bi :3.,-gf.-f,: -- - for-gg'-55. 71:51 f ' 'D' jf F f IO I. R. Metzler discusses the possibilities oi a color scheme pahern for dance decorations wiih a B-Hi slu- dem. Karl Kahle, vice-principal, glances up while search- ing for information in the filing cabinet. The office is always filled with students and teachers busily occupied before first period takes up. Practice teacher Miss Betty Moshofsky. a former B. H. S. student, and Mrs. Winifred Heid, substitute, chat in the office before the 8:45 bell. Largest Faculty Gives All A busy. bustling faculty comprised of 36 instructors fan all-time highsgave their all to the school and students this year. Recognition was given Mrs. Ann Elliott, commercial teacher, and Mrs, Eleanor Duncan, vocal music, when they Were chosen as members of the state textbook criteria committee. Miss Bernice Conoly and Miss Amarette Barnes taught Oregon high school publications advisers at the U. of O. summer school of journalism. New instructors numbered l2 this year. ..':-if.,-Qui .-'I . . -'fgrg-YJ. --,Q-'s-5-5 -3.1-1-'. I...-s',?Lu'!',:-,aj 5,-,...,fgf..,H ' .4 1-,gym-J.. ,g, 1, t ygggt- , ff .1 152:-' 5 .f,f'i1..3...2'- ifgiiv , , iN:giiUb:,Cf3?' f M-if f I ,. .Q -sfziijvff j , ,x,'f.','1 3' L' .. f :-:.f:'i--a4mQff'i71'- ., gfy,-,4q:.?,..gq:? 4.-'fi :. 1f,.fL'3ll-' ' .f-qgw. 1,-f5.f.q 5 'fa?fi'rZE7' ' Smiling over the problems ol teaching stu- dents to be grammatical are lower-division English instructors Bob McKean. Bill See. Miss Patricia Holtz. and Mrs. lean Rawls. HOLTZ. MISS PATRICIA DEGREES: B.A., Willamette TEACI-IES: Sophomore English, dra- maticsg ADVISES: Sophomore class MCKEAN. ROBERT DEGREES: B.A., Reed: M.Ed., Lewis and Clarkg TEACHES: Freshman Eng! lishg ADVISES: Ski club, Freshman class RAWLS. MRS. IEAN DEGREES: BA., Pacificg TEACI-IES: 7 Freshman English: ADVISES: Fresh- man class, Pep club SEE. WILLIAM DEGREES: B.A.,Paciiic UJTEACHESZ Sophomore Englishg ADVISESZ Ir. Red Cross, Sophomore classg COACHES: Tennis .Z- l2 LIVENGOOD. MRS. DOROTHY DEGREES: B.A., M.A., U. oi Nebras- kag TEACI-IES: Iunior Englishg AD- VISES: lr. Red Cross, lunior class RITCHIE. MRS. CLAIRE DEGREES: B.A., U. of O.g TEACI-IES: lunior and Senior English: ADVISES, Pep club, lunior class SANFORD. MISS GERALDINE DEGREES: B.A., U. oi O.g TEACHES. Senior Englishg ADVISES: Senior class, Adult education. Reading proves to be a pleasurable pastime for upper-class English teachers Mrs. Claire Ritchie. Miss Geraldine Sanford, and Mrs. Dorothy Livengood as they borrow material irom Miss SanIord's collection. DUNCAN. MRS. ELEANOR DEGREES: B.A., Linfield, TEACHES: Choral music, French, art, ADVISESJ Pep club, Senior class ROBERTSON. ALAN G. DEGREES: B.M., Willamette U., TEACHES: Instrumental music, lunior English, ADVISES1 Pep club, Iunior class ' Mrs.. Eleanor Duncan and Alan Robertson. rnusxc teachers, hold a major coniab over a piece of choral music. BARNES. MISS AMARETTE DEGREES: B.A., Linfield, TEACHES: Spanish, journalism, ADVISES: Pana- mero, Quill and Scroll, Hummer stall, Senior class. METZLER. MRS. BETH DEGREES: B.A., Pacific U., TEACH- ES: Latin, ADVISESZ lr. Red Cross, Freshman class. The recorder holds no mysteries for Mrs. Beth Metzler. Latin instructor. or Miss Amar- ette Barnes. Spanish. as they prepare to cut a tape. LOGAN. WILLIAM DEGREES: B.S., O,S.C., M.Ed., Lewis and Clark, TEACHES: Economics, so- ciology, ADVISESZ Senior class, Hi-Y, COACHES1 Freshman football, l.V. baseball. NELSON. IOSEPH DEGREES: B.A., U. olO.1 TEACHES: American history, civics, general math, drivers' training, ADVISESZ Drivers' club, Hi-Y VAN BUREN. TED DEGREES: B.A.,Pacitic U.gTEACHES: American history, civics, World geog- raphy, ADVISES: Junior C SS, Hi-Y WEBB. E. G. DEGREES: aci c, . . ., U. of O, TEACHES: Sociology, economics, speech, ADVISES: Senior class, COACHES: Speech teams Gales oi laughter burst from social science instructors Bill Logan. Ioseph Nelson. E. G. Webb. and Ted Van Buren as they watch the antics of radio station KOMO's Millard geland. moderator of Youth Views the ews FORSLUND, MISS ELLEN DEGREES: BA., Willamette: M.A., Stanforclg TEACHES: Health and phy- sical education: ADVISES1 GAA: COACHES: Girls' volleyball GATES. MISS BEVERLY DEGREES: B.S., O.S.C.g TEACHES: Girls' physical educationg ADVISES: Freshman class, Pep club, GAA: COACHES: Swimming At .work in their private office in the newly- built girls' dressing room are Miss Beverly Gates and Miss Ellen Forslund, girls' physi- cal education instructors. BIRD, ARUS I DEGREES: B.S., Utah State Agri- cultural College: TEACHES: Wood- working CONOLY. MISS BERNICE DEGREES: B.S., U. of O.: TEACHES: Photography, World history: ADVISES: Annual staff, Senior class CRESS. MRS. VERA DEGREES: B.S., O.S.C.g TEACHES: Home economics HOLLAR, GLEN DEGREES: B.A., Oklahoma A. ci M.: TEACHES: Mechanical drawing HUSEN, CARL DEGREES: B.S., O.S.C.g TEACHES: Arts and crafts: biologyg ADVISES: Sophomore class From the smiling ccuntenances of Carl Husen, Arus Bird, Mrs. Vera Cress, Miss Ber- nice Conoly, and Glen Hollar. crafts teach- ers, it is apparent that good grades are in store tor many B-Hi students. FREESE, GENE DEGREES: BS, U, ol N. Dakotag MS., U, ol O.: TEACHES: Physical educa- tion: COACHES: Football MOORE, DUANE DEGREES: B.S., O.S.C.g TEACI-IES, Health, physical education: COACH- ES: Wrestling Duane Moore and Gene Freese, boys' phy- sical education teachers. prepare to wet their whistles at a drinking fountain in the gymnasium. I. R. Melzler, principal: Arthur Pearson: Mrs. Letha Turner. clerk: Roy N. Bowman: Harris Hansen: Karl Kahle. vice-principal: and William Saunders assist Chairman oi the Board William Cameron in penning plans for the '53-'54 school year. Taking a short break from their tight schedules are Mrs. Evelyn McGill and Mrs. Letha Turner. secretary and clerk, respectively. Board Makes Decisions Unseen and unheard by most students, the school board makes important behind-the- scene decisions at each monthly meeting. Headed by William D. Cameron for the past seven years, the board has, among other things, established and financed the long-term building plan now in effect. I. R. Metzler and Karl Kahle serve as adminis- tration delegates, and Mrs. Letha Turner is clerk. Other members are Roy N. Bowman, Harris Hansen, Arthur Pearson, William Saunders. l' i gf Jax ic' ! Readers' Whims Satisfied Here Gathering pennies tor overdue books and arranging attractive bulletin boards were two duties ot thirteen student librarians and Miss Beverly Crton. Heading the list ot library duties are checking books in and out, mending books, and in gen- eral, catering to the whims of students. The library staff was composed of Ted Mc- Bride, Bill Miller, Arlene Rogers, Dick Rickson, Kathy O'Connor, lim Springer, Diane Schendel, lanet Wootten, Lee Zurnwalt, lerry Alexander, Bob Sheldon, Mike McCoy, and Francis Put- nam. Never too busy to smile is head-librarian Miss Beverly Orton. A familiar sight - Lee Zumwalt stamping due dates. Diane Schen- del tiling. and Bob Sheldon thumbing through cards. Student librarians brushing up on studying are Dick Rickson. Ian Wootten. Ted McBride. Kathy O'Connor. lim Springer, Bill Miller. Marilyn Thomson. and Arlene Rogers. Standing are Frances Put- nam and Mike McCoy. Preparing lor their daily journeys in giant ten-ton school busses are drivers Ioseph Wendling. Iames Schurman. Leonard Kutz. Walter Fain, Louie Beovich, William West. R. I. Barr, Iay Couch, Alva Norris, Frende Flitcrait. and David Haack. Custodians, Drivers Busy Nursing their delicate patient, the school, to good health, as reflected in shining corridors and smooth-riding louses, were six hardworking custodians and eleven bus drivers. Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Day. head custodians, and Gene Beighley, Frank Zirnlorick, Robert Baxter, and Merle Howell perotrrned many backstage duties such as floor-washing, win- dow-polishing, desk-varnishing, and launder- ing. Bus drivers loseph Wendling, Iames Schur- rnan, Leonard Kutz, Walter Pain, Louie Beo- vich, William West, R. I. Barr, lay Couch, Alva Norris, Frende Flitcrait, and David l-laack exe pertly manned the tleet ot 12 buses throughout the school year. Relaxing 'round the new iuke box and sipping cups oi hot coffee are custodians Robert Baxter. Merle Howell, Gene Beighley, Frank Zimbrick, Mrs. Luella Day. and Iohn Day. Cooks Cater to Connoisseurs The way to a student's heart is through his stomachw- was the philosophy ot Mrs. lose- phine Weaver and Mrs. Emma Baker, cooks who concocted delicacies to suit hungry appetites. Chili, hot dogs, potato salad, and stew were some of the favorite dishes ofthe year. Donna Scott, Mary Scheel, Harriett Fisher, Iva Sue Palmer, Ken lackson, Bruce Steele, Sharon Wilson, Robert Rowe, Larry Weirich, and Ann Nielsen helped with cafeteria duties. Modern up-to-date equipment such as an elec- tric dishwasher, potato peeler, and an electric mixer made work easier and quicker for the cooks. The cafeteria also served as a banquet room for the Y-Teens, PTA., T.Y.V. Press Club, and many other social affairs. Mrs. Iosephine Weaver and Mrs. Emma Baker, cooks. prepare baking powder biscuits to put into the oven. Caieteria workers Donna Scott. Mary Scheel, Harriett Fisher, Iva Sue Palmer, Ken Iackson, Bruce Steele, Sharon Wilson, Robert Rowe, Larrv Weirich, and Ann Nielsen prepare for the onslaught oi hundreds oi hungry appetites. . . . class-sponsored dances and parties. graduation plans. competi- tion for the service placque . . . ' ' -If' u .' -- 4 1-4,-'HL' 3 c 7, ' ,JA we ., f' ','. 3611.14 2 ' 1-,--Qc, 1:12 1 ,ing-I-ff'-:f-A Qt. ' 3- -2111115 1' 425 , i Q 'flu ' f- ' gf-f. Al 1445: n . M,,,,g,fm , , .Y r ,f,:3,. ,- .fwfg f f-2' , .gz 115 fu, , -l5,:.:,:,1 ' ,L 17,2-'-' ',Q,'4'. .fj,f,j',. ug-1 13,31 5.1,-:f . , ,f-Z , ,f 7,7 A f- we-'Yfg' . if 5' 'X 'N-...W Activities Distinguish Seniors Copping prizes, honors, and activities, the Class of '53 looks back on a memory-packed year. TYV All-Star football team claimed Bob Lee, Ernie Zwah- len, and Bob Rasmussen. Dick Grant, sharp-shooting bas- ketball forward, placed ninth in TYV scoring. Bob Brooks, wrestling team president, was top individual point-getter in that sport. Senior-sponsored after-game dance, Frosty Frolic, hon- ored Don Peck and Lenny Matson as lack and lill Frost. Vem Litvin Walked off with state honors in the l Speak for Democracy speech contest. Outstanding speech student, Diane Schendel, set an un- precedented BHS record with the accumulation of 365 fo- rensic points. Kay Badger tugged home a trophy and second place Win from the Willamette Valley Twirling contest. Trophy holders, Barbara Ewer and Ron Reed, received first places at the Linfield Speech Tournament. Last-minute activities of senior breakfast, baccalaure- ate, final exams, and graduation May 28, climaxed the year. First Semester President Holland, Ralph--Winged B , Fire Squad, Hi-Y, Sr. Class pres., Beaver business manager. Second Semester President ,JL-'f... .--:..:f-,gf an-f-'.' .. - . f.. .,,' . . V? . U., ...L i. ,f e.-f!'s',f. ' . ,r ' fzlgff' ' 1 A v ,.yr1. , ,, .il .f I -- ' Y fl .jgli-,,'51 U, ' ' ' ,1 .','1-'11l37f 4 gp-Q-'f-3 .. -12.-ffy? I ., . . ....- . ,., lf 5-,-,:fg,5ff,, 5112-13 71, 1,74- 'jr' V 'Z -. J-' .,-.1y.,1,.f ALF., ,:.l,.f.f,jg,gf3', , .1,1. -2- . ,-r-'.--f.-rfb -r :J . 4,-':,'-Q -ff-tw. t--ff Litvin, Vemon-Soph Class vice- pres., Speech Class pres., Sr. Class pres., Football mgr., Ir. Prom. com. First Row. lop to bottom Allen, Donna lean-transfer, Vancouver, Wash., Panamero, Y-Teens, G.A.A. Bader, Norma Kay-Rally Squad, Ir. Red Cross pres., Y-Teens, Fresh. Class song leader, G.A.A. Bass, lames-Student Body reporter, Torch Honor, Fire Squad, Tennis, Hummer sports editor. Bennett, Dolores-Y-Teens, Girls' Glee. Second How, top ta bottom Benson. Gayl-Torch Honor, Choir, Fresh. Glee, Y-Teen cabinet, G.A.A. Bergstrom. Bernadino-Y-Teens, Torch Honor, Ot- lice Practice, Photo., G.A.A. Bricker, lohn-transfer, Denver, Colo., Boys' League, Baseball. Brooks, Robert-Wrestling Team pres., Choir, Boys' Glee, Drivers' Club, Winged First Row. top to bottom Burk. Lydia-Artg Dramap Arts and Cratts. Burkett, Iamesetta-Pep Clubg Y-Teensg Choirp Student Body Playg G.A.A. Burger, Dale-Student Body vice-presy Footballg H1-Yp Fire Squadg Ir. Class vice-pres. Burris, Carol-Y-Teen cabinet: Ir. Red Cross Coun- cilp Torch Honor: Volleyballg G.A.A. Second How, top to bottom Burton, Ted-Torch Honorp Student Body treas.g Driver's Cluby Baseball mgr.5 Student Body Play. Cavens, Travis-Student Body presg Torch Honor presg ltummer editorg Beaver edltorg TYV Press Club pres. Clausen, Bjorn-H1-Yg Drivers' Clubg Boys'League. Cline, Ianice-Y-Teensy Beaver staffg G.A.A. Third Row, top to bottom Cooke, Iohn-Trackg Choirg Panamero. Cosby, Edith-transfer, Milwaukie, Ore., Girls' Leagueg F.H.A. Cutts, Margaret-transfer, Seattle, Wn.g Y-Teen cabinetp Panamero treas.g Torch Honorg Beaver stalty G.A.A. Davidson. Kent--Baseballg Torch Honor presg Stu- dent Body vice-presp Hummer sports editory Fresh. Class vice-pres. Fourth Row. top to bottom Degner, Ioan-transfer, Storm Lake, la.g Y-Teensg Girls' Glee. Deliaan. David-Footballg Drivers' Club, Boys' League, Arts and Crafts. Dimick, Donald-transfer, Builalo, Ia,g Ir. Bed Crossg Drivers' Clubg Choirg Boys' Gleeg Boys' Quartet. Ditmars, Peter-Choirg Operettag YFC pres. Fifth Row, top to bottom Dugger. Glenn-Mixed Chorusp Boys' Leagueg Boys' Chorus. Ellis, Gwendolyn-YATeen cabinetg Panamero sec.g Ir. Red Cross Councilp Swimmingg G.A.A. Emig, Arthur-Student Body yell king: lr. Class yell leaderg lr. Prom Com.g Footballg Speech. EVGDSI Robert-Boxingg Drivers' Clubg Boys' Leagueg Footballg Intramural Basketball. Sixth Row, top to bottom Ewer, Barbara-Choir, Speech Club sec.g Y- Teensg G.A.A. Featherson, Francis-Y-Teensg Girls' Chorus, Choir, G,A.A. Folsom, Max-transfer, Kodiak, Alaska, Panamerog Drivers' Clubg Swing Masters. Freerksen, Karl-Speech Club pres.g Bandg Torch Honorg Drivers' Club. 23 First Row. top to bottom Gentry, Elsie-Torch Honor, G.A.A. vice-pres., Y-Teensg Office Practiceg BUSIHSSS Machines. Gerg, Martha-transfer, Portland, Y-Teens. Grant, Richard-Student Body pres., Ir. Class pres.g Fire Squad chief, Hi-Y, Basketball. Green. Michael-transfer, Pasadena, Calif., Boys' League, Football. Second Row, top to bottom Haase. Charles-Rifle Club, Ski Clubg Torch Honorg Wrestling, Drivers' Club. Hackett, Ianicefpep Club pres., Beaver staffg Ir. Prom, com.g YfTeensp Soph. Class song leader. Hagen, Alice-transfert, Portland, Girls' Gleeg Tennis, Basketballg Valleyball. Haines, Robert-Fresh. Class treas.g Fire Squad, Baseball, Basketball, Drivers' Club. 1? 4 Third Row, top to bottom Hamel. Ruth-Y-Teens, G.A,A. Hanson, DorothyfGlee Clubp Y-Teens cabinet, Gym Leader, G.A.A. Hanson, Ieri-transfer, Caldwell, ldahop Y-Teensg G.A.A. Harding, I.elandiDrivers' Club, Boys' Leagueg Track mgr.g Radio. Fourth Row, top to bottom Harland, Dennis - transfer, Vancouver, Wash.g Drivers' Club. Helmcke, ColleenfY-Teens, G.A.A. squad leaclerg Drivers' Training, Business Machines, Drama. Helmcke, Darrell-Student Body Play, Track, Boys' League. Henderson, Douglas - Torch Honorg Ski Club pres., Boys' League, Mixed Chorus, Drivers' Club I i 2 Fifth Row, top to bottom Henderson, William-Boys' League treas., Base- ball, Basketballp Winged boys Glee. Henson, Melvin-Hi-Y, Football, Track, Winged B , Drivers' Club. Hope, Mary Ann-G.A.A. Huddleston, Virginia-Fresh. Class yell leader, Soph. Class yell leader, Y-Teensg Choir, Ir. Prom. corn. Sixth Row, top to bottom Hunt, Iohn-Baseball, Golf, Wrestling, Winged B g Photo. Hurst, Robert-transfer, Olympia, Wash., Drivers' Clubg Wrestling. Imel, Barbara-Y-Teens, Speech Club sec,g Girls' Glee. Iackson, Donna-Y-Teensg Office Practiceg Torch Honor, Business Machines, GAA, First Row. top to bottom Iakobson, Flgrence-Y-Teens, Torch Honor, Fresh Chorusg Beaver staff, G.A.A. Iones, Richard-Drivers' Club. Kauffman, Iulia-Pep Club pres., Y-Teen cabi net, Ir. Prom com.: Soph, Class yell leader G.A.A. Kilgore, Audrey-Bowlingg Y-Teensg Choir, Stu dent Librariang G.A.A. Second Row, top to bottom Kolstad, Evelyn-Y-Teen cabinet, Rally S uad, G.A.A, vice-pres., Soph. Class yell leaderpqDri'1 ers' Training. Krlutscheid, Elizabeth-Torch Honor, G,A.A. sec. Office Practice, Lall. Denis-transfer, Yakima, Wash.g Baseball. Larson, Roger-Hi-Y, Drivers' Club, Football, Wrestling, Boys' Choir, Underclass Years Busy Time With college, business, or rnatrimony ahead, seniors re- call the familiar three years of high school before they reached the final step - the classification of a senior. Bumps and spills accompanied the Freshman-sponsored skating party. Growing Pains were replaced by real aches and pains. Sponsorship of a movie enlarged the Freshman treasury. Vital Student Body Offices were filled by Sophomores. Travis Cavens began the duties of assistant editor of the Hummer While sports reporter duties were ably performed by Kent Davidson. Rick Mercer Was elected to a position on the yell staff. Iuniors became pickle sellers to finance their prom. Eve- ning in Paris, and after game dances helped swell the treasury. P.S. The prom was a success. First Semester Veep . Second Semester Veep . Erickson, Gerald-Winged BH: Rasmussen, Robert- otballp Hi-Y, Fire Squad Baseball, Drivers' Club Winged B p Fire p Ir. Class sec., Sr. Class vice-pres. treas., Sr. Class 1 es. O.. ' First Semester Secretary Vail. Ieanette-Soph. Class treasg Ir. Class yell leaderg Sr. Class sec.g Ir. Red Cross Councilp Pep Club. First Row, top to bottom Lawson, Audrey-transfer, Palo Alto, Calif,g Pans amerog Y-Teensp Torch Honorg Beaver stalfg G.A.A. Lee, Robert - Footballp Basketballg Boxmgp Hi-Yg Fire Squad. Leppert. Arnold-transfer, Portlandg Boys' Leagueg Pholoq Intramural Basketball. Lilles. Penelope-transfer, Portlandg Y-Teen cab- inetg Ir. Prom com.g drum majoreiiep Pep Club vice-pres.: Panamero. Second Row, top to bottom Livengood, Lynn-Boxing. Locatell, Fleur-Y-Teensg Choir. Operettag Triple Triog G.A.A. Lund, Ronald-Ski Clubg Drivers' Clubp Boys' League. Lundberg. Chan-transfer, Porilarxdg Consumer Science. Second Semester Secretary , Hampton, Margaret-transfer, Ta- coma, Washq Panarnerog Y-Teens treas.g Torch Honorg Beaver staffg Sr. Class sec, First Semester Treasurer Eaton, Howard-Winged Bug Fire Squadg Hi-Yg Traclcy r. Class ireas. Second Semester Treasurer Stacy. Raymond - Drivers' Clubp Torch Honorg Beaver staffg Sr. Class treas. First Row, top to bottom Lundberg, Charles-transfer, Portlandg Foctballp Drivers' Club. Maititt, Iohn-Boys' Leagueg Ski Clubg Drivers' Club. Manos, Nadine-transfer, St. Marysp Ir. Class sec.g Y-Teen vice-presg Panamero pres.g Rally Squadg Ski Club sec.-treas. Martin. Marilyn-Soph. Class pianistg Ir. Class reporterg Hummer feature editorg Beaver statly Ski Club. Second Row. tcp to bottom Marsh, Georgia-Y-Teensg Glee Clubp Chorus. Mather, Carol -- transfer, Portlandg Panamerog Torch Honorp Y-Teens. Matson, Lenny-Y-Teen cabinetg Pep Clubg Torch Honorg Student Body Playg G.A.A. Mattoon, Ioyce - transfer, Portlandg Y-Teensg G.A.A. Third Row, top to bottom Maye, lean-transfer, Perth Amboy, N. 1.5 Choirg Spanish Club. Mercer. Kendrick-H1-Yg Wresltingg Footballg Fire Squadg Student Body yell leader. Moberly. Gary-Boys' Leagueg Baseball. McBride. Keith-transfer, Forest Grovep Winged Bug Boys' Leagueg Drivers' Clubg Football. Fourth Row. top to bottom McCamley, Patricia-Y-Teensg Photo.g Artg G.A.A. McCammon, William W Drivers' Club: Speechg Boys' League. McCune, Gwendolyn - transfer, Minneapolis, Minn.. Y-Teensg Girls' Gleeg GAA McGeorge, Phyllis-transfer. l-ltllsborog Y-Teens: Bowllngg G.A A. Fifth Row, top to bottom Mclntpsh. Helen-Choirg Y-Teensg Business Ma- chinesg Operettag G.A.A. McLean. Roderick-Shop. Naeve. Patricia -- transfer, Portlandy Y-Teensp Fresh. Glee: G.A.A. Neher. lean-Y-Teensg Soph. Class pianistg Photo.: Choirp G.A.A, Sixth Row, top to bottom Nielsen, David - Footballg i'l1fYg Baseballg Fire Squadg Winged Nordgren. Kathrynvpep Club: lr Fed Cross Councilg Band, Y-Teensp G,A.A O'Connor, Katherine-Rally Squadg Pep Club presg Ir. Prom com.g Speech Club pres.: Y- Teen cabinet. Oesterblad. Karlene-Y-Teens. 27 First Row, top to bottom Oldenburg. Thomas-Fire Squady Trackg Drivers' Club. Olson, Bartley-Student Body vice-presg Hi-Yg Winged B p Trackp Football co-captain. Ott. Barry-Basketballg H1-Yg Drivers' Clubg Goltg Beaver stall. Palmrose, David - Tennisp Drivers' Clubg Fresh Basketball mgr.g Ski Clubg Boys' League. Second Row, top to bottom Paris, Marlene-transfer, St. Marysg Panamero Y-Teensg GJXA. Parks, Ieanne-Soph. Class. sec.y Ir. Class pian istp Y-Teensg Student Body Playp Pep Club. Parmer, Ioyce-Y-Teensg Arty Fresh. Chorus G.A A. Patton, Anneitransfer, Bremerton, Wash.g Y 'lteensy Torch Honory GAA. ,H 2.1 Third How, top to bottom Peck, Donald-Student Body mgr.p Ir. Class pres.: Hi-Yy Fire Squad: Torch Honor. Peden. Patricia-Pep Clubg Y-Teen cabinetg Glee Cluby Ski Clubg G,A.A. Petersen, Sally-Girls' Chorusp Pep Club sec.g Y-Teen song leaderg Ir. Prom com. Philleo. Geraldine-transfer, Milwaukie, Oreg Photos Beaver stallg Y-Teensg G.A.A. Fourth Row, top to bottom Pointer, Robert-Swimming Team captain: Fire Squad lieutenaritg Ir. Prom CO1Tl,p Drivers' Club. Popp. Carolan Y Pep Clubg drum majoretteg Ir. Prom com.g Student Body reporterg Beaver assis- tant editor. V Haybum. Merlin-Drivers' Clubg Boys'i'Leagueg Boys' Chorusg Boxingg Choir. 3' Reed, Ronald-transfer, Springfield, Oreg Speechg Photop Boys' League. ' Fifth Row, top to bottom Rund. Howard-transfer, Goodwin, S.D.g Basket- ballg Class Play. Sandness, Iohn-Drivers' Clubp Boys' Leagueg Arts and Craltsg Photo. Saunders, Iames-Torch Honorg Panamerog Driv- ers' Club. Sax. Barbara-transfer, Portlandg Torch Honorg Y-Teensg G.A.A. Sixth Row. top to bottom Schell. Fred-Drivers' Clubg Boys' League. Schendel, Diane-G.A.A. pies.g Y-Teensg Torch Honory Speechg Student Librarian. Schlottmann. Leonard-Rifle Clubg Drivers' Clubp boys' Leaguep Torch Honor. Schwab. RobertiPhoto.5 Drivers' Clubg Boys' League. First Row. top to bottom Sharpe, Irene-Y-Teensg Girls' Gleeg G.A.A, Shaw, Susan-Pep Clubg Y-Teensp Spring Reign Princessg Football Oueeng Ir. Prom com. Speer, Walter-Fire Squad, Bandg Drivers' Clubg Boys' Leagueg Photo. Spinney, Ieannette-Y-Teensg G.A.A. Second Row, top to bottom Spruill, Miriam--transfer, Des Moines, Ia.g Stu- dent Body song leaderg lr. Class song leader: Y- Teen Cabinetg Pep Clubg Panamero. Stetson, Richard - transfer, Portlandg Frenchg Torch Horiorg Boys' League, Susbauer, Richard-Boys' Leagueg Drivers' Club, Sweet. Barbara-Y-Teens. First Semester Reporter Wissmar, Stanley-transfer, Seattle. Wash.g Sr. Class reporterf Ski Clubg Boys' Leagueg Hummer statt. Second Semester Reporter Smith, Marianne-Sr. Class re- porterg Torch Honory Hummer stafly Beaver stalfg Quill and Scroll. First Semester Song Leader Chadwick, Ioanna-transfer, Fresno, Calit.g Student Body sec.g Ir. Class sec.g Pep Clubg Ir. Prom com.g Sr, Class song leader. Second Semester Song Leader Stewart. Geraldine-transfer, Tilla- mook, Ore,g Ir. Class song leaderp Football Princessp Ir. Prom com,y Student Body yell leaderg Pep Clubg Sr. Class song leader. First Semester Yell Leader Eagles, Shirley-transfer, Olympia, Wash., Sr. Class yell leader, Y- Teens, Ski Club, Pigskin Prom Queen. First Semester Yell Leader Allison, Ioyce-transfer, Herrmston, Oregon: Y-Teens, Sr. Class Yell leader, G.A.A. Second Semester Yell Leader Little, Lavene - Y-Teens, Photo., GA A., Sr. Class yell leader. Second Semester Yell Leader Little, Maurene-Y-Teens, Ski Club, G.A.A., Sr, Class yell leader. First Row. top to bottom Swenson, Leona-transfer, Bertha, Minn., Y-Teens, Chorus. Tait, Iohn-Ski Club, Drivers' Club, Boys' League. Thompson, Sue-transfer, Oakland, Calif., Pep Club, Student Body sec., Panamero sec., Ir, Red Cross, Ir. Class yell leader, Tomlinson, Iudith-transfer, West Linn, Y-Teens, Pep Club, Glee Club, G.A.A. Second Row, top to bottom Vinson, Maureen-Y-Teens, Photo., Business. Walters. Martha-Y-Teen pres., Pep Club, Quill and Scroll, Student Council. Whitcher, Rogene-Y-Teen cabinet: Rally Squad, Drama, Pep Club, Ir. Prom com, Wilcox. Leigh-transter, Pendleton, Ore., Hum- mer bus mgr., Ski Club, Band, Drivers' Club. NOT PICTURED Williams, Scoii McDonald, Norma Malensky, Mary First Row, top to bottom Wilkins, SharongY-Teensp Torch Honorg Office Pracliceg G.A,A. Willenberg, Roberl:fPl'1olo.g Fooiballg Baseball, Trackg Boys' League. Wootten. lane! -- CHOIIQ Student Llbrariang Y- Teensg Bowlinqg G.A.A. Wrighl. Darlene--Y-Teen seC.p Pep Clubg lr. Red Crossg Ir. Prom com.g GlTlS' Glee. Second Row. top to bottom Zoel. IoyceiY-Teensg G.A.A,g Pho1o.g Speechg Drama. gxrnwall. Lee--Baskeiballg Foolballg Trackg H1-Yg oi.. Zwahlen, Ernest-Fresh. 1reas.g Soph. presg Foot- ball co-capiaing H1-Yg Fire Squad lleutenani. Second semester president, lon Wright, and first semester president, l-lod wells, discuss plans for the next class meeting, .,l,3j:j5'3,-jffg-,Q ' ' .-'fy' -,,--:rg-',?1g.'kv, 3 -.Q,g',,f-.5 t gf 5' A f i i.ij- 3 9 j . ', x J' . 1. Chuck Shea, Rita Stone, Marilyn Neupert. Sylvia Kain, Ruth Mollinger. Had Wells, Dave Lauro, Bill Aulerich, and Sam Sinclair prove they aren't superstitious when tihey open their umbrellas and discuss their coming ance. Fortune Smiles on Iuniors Oh, those ambitious Iuniors! They did everything etrom selling candy at games to producing a dreamy prom. They captured the service plague for the second time by contributing Sl 73,30 to the football scoreboard drive. Producing the best prom ever was uppermost in the minds ot the prom committee. The Superstitious Swing on Friday the l3th helped them to earn the necessary tunds tor this annual event. Ruth Mollinger and Sally Larson were elected prin- cesses to represent their class at the i'Pigskin Prom and Lorraine Bich was chosen to be a model in the style show in Portland. First semester president Hod Wells was assisted by Bill Aulerich, vice-president, Bita Stone, secretary, Ruth Mollinger, treasurer, Sam Sinclair, reporter, Chuck Shea, song leader, Marilyn Neupert, pianist, and Sylvia Kain and Dave Lauro, yell leaders. lack Oberst, vice-president, Elaine Sullivan, secre- tary, Ben lndahl, treasurer, and Virginia Hampton, ref porter, supported second semester president, Ion Wright. Paul Bailey was song leader, Ed Hicks and lill Meelce, yell leaders, and Bob Webber, pianist. Helping their class Win the attendance contest by de- positing their tickets are Ed Hicks. Paul Bailey, Ion Wright, Bob Webber. Elaine Sullivan, Virginia Hamp- ton, Iill Meeke, lack Oberst, and Ben lridahl. 152 lk - .Q Row 1: Vernonica Broad, Marjorie Allen- holen, Dolores Buckmiller, lacky Brown, Be- nata Bielitzer, leannetle Bremer, Lorraine Boles, Carmen Bunnell. Row 2: lim Arnold, lim Barnett, Dorothy Bev- ans, Beverly Besmehn, Barbara Altig, Lois Bastian, Helen Adams, Gary Blackman, Lee Bartlett. How 3: Bill Blackburn, loe Aten, Chuck Brown, Gary Altman, Lawrence Bair, Grant Atlee, Bob Bye, Bill Aulerich, Don Bowman, Row 1: Leona Brooks, Sue Anderson, lanet Blackburn, Sue Barnes, Carrol Clancy, lua- nita Canida, Priscilla Burk, Mary Beovich, Opal Cannaday. Row 2: Bob Bullock, Darrell Allyn, Betty Cedarquist, Emily Cooke, Mary Lynn Caci- cia, Carole Cooper, Lynn Cover, Allan Cobb, Duane Christie. Row 3: Barry Babbitt, Phil Chilwood, lack Brown, lack Chunn, Larry Cautield, Bill Cromwell, Ron Anderson, Bryan Becker, Tony Beovich. Row 1: Barbara Gallucci, Bonnie Heikkila, Marlene Krueger, Patricia McGinnis, Iudy Delameter, lulia Ghiglietti, Barbara Grant, Iune Fisher, Darlene Barnsden. Row 2: Larry lohnson, lohn Meyer, Betty Morris, Bose Marie Law, Sylvia Kain, Ruth Mollinger, Beverly Morrison, Dwight lensen, lerry Lenz. Row 3: David Howard, Bay Ediger, Mike Metcalf, Larry La Due, Paul Kutz, Leanard McKee, Duane Hein, Dave Gilbert, Harry Hendrickson. How l: Sally Larson, Harlene Kaiierman, Elaine Haverluk, llene Olson, Anita Mori, Ruthe Graves, Icy Hedick, Lillie Potopenko, Ruth Rogers. Row 2: Paul Maye, Keith Herman, Ruih Pet- erson, Lorraine Rich, Marilyn Neuperi, Hiia Paclce, Carol Anne Price, Forresl Losli, Dale Pickard. Row 3: Phil McEwan, Michael Metcalf, Bob McMillan, Larry Maison, lack Oberst, Don Knepp, Chuck McClure, David Laura, Mar- vin Munster, Don Reeves, Row l: Ann lansen, Darlene Livengood, B I MacLeod, Sandra McGeorge, Sue lewell, Su zanne lensen, lenny King, Eleanore Ericson How 2: Warren Dillon, Frank Foley, Rose marie Krieck, Nadine Iensen, Iill Meeke Iudy Holmes, Sharon Druhl, Bolo Leuihold lim MacKay, Row 3: lay Harris, Iolly Ditzler, Kelly Kyler, Ron Kingsley, Ron Koenig, Douglas Ketel, ldlrov Farah, lay Hobbs, Greg Davidson Row 1: Caroline Hulings, Kay Harms, Ioann Holton, Betty Heikkila, Edith Talliver, lo- anne Warren, Elaine Eltzrolh Row 2: David Peterson, Dick Wisirand, Anne Hargreaves, Margarei Dreyer, Darlene Liv- engood, Geraldine Dudgeon, David Simkins, Dennis Enger. Row 3: Bob Webber, Boyd Hillweriz, Leslie Donaldson, Ed Hicks, Don Ribble, Milo Fox, Darryl Emerson, Iirn Purcell. Row 1: Elaine Thomas, Pat Quiett, Barbara Stanley, Nancy Taggart, Elaine Sullivan, Ann Sullivan, Rita Stone, Iean Sauvageau. Row 2: Iim Prouty, Sterling Nelson, Nadine Shaper, Ioan Schaefer, Sherron Schmidt, Di- ana West, Elsie Sanders, Sunny Sanborn, Al Sabel, Fred Rands, Row 3: Bill Miller, Ierry Russum, Ernest Nelsen, Robert Ricks, Ierry Prosser. Steve Rosa, Bill Scheer, Calvin Semon, Carl Roster. How 1: Hod Wells, Sam Sinclair, Ben lndahl, Frank Morrison, Bill Young, Nick Thoennes, Paul Bailey, Roy Smith. Row 2: Billie Skeels, Sue Thayer, Sandra Wheeler, Marlene Fery, Virginia Hampton, Sharon Dietrichs, Mona Herrington, Mary- alice Gregory, Bill Roth, How 3: Charles Shea, Mark Fey, Bill Tri, Dick Sturtevant, Iolin Harms, Hugh Eddy, lim Springer, Buzz Hagen, Ion Wright, Students who transferred after Christmas GTE: Row l: Mary Malensky, Nancy Palette, Cay Burchett, Elayne Phelps, Sharon Reese, Ber- ma Loar, Helen Burchett, Phyllis Mead, Mary Newberry, Vivian Koe Schleve. How 2: Ronald Baklce, Armell Worthey, Larry Wells, Carl Smith, Larry Snyder, lim Herr, Dean Mead, Ronald Helfrich, Alan Gilt. Enioying their lunch together are tirst and second semester presidents. lim Sinnerud and Roger Peck. r N152-ifffQ?'i f25 'i .ls . ..-:L-,115 -eliigpf' : 51,1- '--'Fits' - ff ' 5 .V WIS ' , ,J f' -- 1 Since drastic changes were made in the building during the summer, lirst semester Sophomore officers have trouble tinding their way around. They are: Arlene Banta, Ted Miller, Robbie Samuels, lim Sinnerud, Iean Vander Meulen, Bob Moore, Hay Smith, Harris Hansen, Martha Eogleson, and Nancy Kokich. Third Termers Prove Brainy Athletic? You bet. Some Sophomores even held berths on varsity squads. lim Sinnerud, Ted Miller, and Bob Grant played top notch football. Making a debut on A squad basketball were Ted Miller and Roger Peck, Proving their scholastic ability the class ot '55 earned the most blue cards the lirst semester. Sophomores entered the social whirl with a class- sponsored dinner, climaxed by the Whole group doing the hokey-pokey. After dinner they attended en masse the I. V. football game. Oificiating for first semester was lim Sinnerud, presi- dent, accompanied by Ted Miller, vice-president, Arlene Banta, secretary, Ray Smith, treasurer, Bob Moore, repor- ter, Robbie Samuels, pianist, Harris Hansen, song leader, Martha Eagleson, Nancy Kokich and lean Vander Meul- en, yell leaders. Second semester choices were Roger Peck, president, lake Gaskins, vice-president, Ge-ralyn Norris, secretary, lim Moore, treasurer, lack Marshall, song leader, Pat Shatter, reporter, Lewis Kerr, pianist, Marlene Falk and lack Pinkerman, yell leaders. Talking over their new duties and events for the second semester are president Roger Peck, lim Moore, Lewis Kerr. Geralyn Norris, lack Pink- erman, lack Marshall, Pat Shatter. lake Gaskins and Marlene Falk. Row I: Patricia Allen, Carol Bailey, Sue Bradley, Mary Brertenbucher, Bonnie Boeh- ler Bamana Allen, Annete Amell, Carole Beard, Sandra Byrd. Row 2: Tim Berg, Nancy Berger, Arvaida Bremer, Geraldine Batke, Shirley Baker, Ar- lene Banta, Barbara Beckham, Marlene Cook, Beverly Calhoun. How 3: lim Blethen, Bobert Best, Boss Bux- ton, Howard Bethea, Larry Blanchard, Bob Baughrnan, Dave Belles, Larry Boyd, Gary Boyle. Row 1: loan Eastham, Barbara Drury, Leota Cogswell, Ellen Clausen, Margaret Coates, Wanda Cox, Kathy Fraser, Deanna Dean, Dorothy Cobb, Ann Eliinger. Row 2: Pat Freeman, Harrrette Fisher, loan Dunn, Marlene Falk. Betty l?dI'TI9f, Ianet Cumberland, Ernagene Ferris Norma Foege, Marilyn Deal, Martha Eagleson Row 3: Bonald Berg, Ierrold Alexander, Bob- ert Fredeen, Dean Day, Dirk Davidson, Larry Cole, Ronald Freeman, Dudley Eaton, Stan Ervin, Wallace Brunell. How 1: Geraldine Goggin, Ellen Huygens, Pat GVlmSOn, Sharon Head, Nancy Green, Sharon Gooderham, Charleen Hyslop, Wan- da Greene, Pat Huddleston. Row 2: Garry Gortler, Lowell Gillesppil, lane Harris, ludy Hall, Linda Hall, Sally Graves, Vera Gentry, Rodney Harris, Chuck Harding. Row 3: Craig Hoaglin, Bob Grant, Gene Grosse, Dennis Howarth, lay Hauger, Carl- ton Gestring, Richard Griffin, Bichard Gas- kins, Harris Hansen. .lk ..... Q .1 How 1: Claudia Kisor, loanne Kipp, Nancy Kokich, Dorothy Mae Iohnson, ludy Greve, Pat Inman, lsabell Krieck, Dorothy Kreutt- ner, Beverly Kissgen. How 2: Ralph Bracken, Bill Hewes, Dillon Bowers, lim Carey, Mary Gail lanes, Ronald Hansen, Marianne Krautscheid, Ted Koeber, Willard Horton. Row 3: Robert Knotts, Wally Hafner, Lewis Kerr, Bruce Ketel, Clarence Kuhn, David Holrtnes, Don Coates, Virgil Burger, Fred Ha n. Row 1: Maryelle McCune, Pat Mixer, Betty Luchs, Rosalie Lillarcl, Marilyn Mars, Mary Molash, Donna Mills, Betty Meyer, Zona Morgan. Row 2: La Vonne Lindsay, Bill Middleton, Allen Mclfarren, Clarence Mohr, Dennis Live engood, Dean Lockwood, Bob Moore, Teddy Miller, Betty Maxwell. Row 3: Rodney lohnson, Gary Kennen, Ted Imel, Dennis Keller, lack Marshall, Eric Kingsbury, Russel Kruger, Ronald Kipp, George Iacobs. Row 1: Bethean Pickner, Helen Nordgren, Suzanne Neelings, Geralyn Norris, Carolyn Olson, Frances Ann Putnam, Elane Pike, Carole Peake, Barbara Olson, Row 2: Wilberta Patchm, Lina Mae Walling, limmy O'Connor, Mike Madden, Roger Paul, Fred Mondin, Roger Peck, Caroleo Paul, Barbara Porter, Row 3: Bernard Mullaney, Don McLean, Lambert Morris, Gary Miller, Mickael Mal- loy, Mike McCoy, Benny Martin, Bob Mc- Bride, lim Moore. Row 1: Sue Stodieck, D'Lorah Sammons, Pa- tricia Quinn, lrline Simonsen, Marsha Rich, Doralee Snyder, lanice Rowe, Robbie Sam- uels, Pat Shatter Row 2: Geraldrne Reavis, Mary Sweet, Dale Ott, Gerald Nordstrom, lim Stout, lack Pink- erman, Bob Sheldon, Dianne Sm1th,Pat Scofield. How 3: lim Sinnerud, Dick Stuthard, lim Ross, Gary Pearson, Leo Parks, Harvey Pen- der, Kennv Shoemake, Dave Peterson, Dave Patience. Row 1: Arleen Wilkerson, Sandra Thacke- ray, lanice Vinson, Dianne Wales, Mondenia Wilson, Carolyn Wyttenberg, lean Vander Muelen. Row 2: Donald Skeels, Richard Stovers, lim Steele, Allan Stuhr, Robert Sandness, Don- ald Sperl1ng,Ray Sullivan, Iohn Sachs, Mel- vin Schlsler. Row 3: Frank Shepherd, Randy Samson, Richard Schendel, Earl Runcl, Bobby Stout, Ray Smith, Ronald Nelson, Richard Shaw, Tom Steinmetz. f-os.. Row 1: Bill Smith, Vera Wester, Diana Whis- nant, loyce Woodford, Sandra Young, Shar- on Wilson, Bob Stennetl, Don Woodward. Row 2: lon Shaw, Carl Stark, Fred Rose- braugh, Gary Starkey, Howard Thomas, Larry Weirich, Robert Zurcher, Darrel Wells. Row 3: Les Taylor, Stephen Willenberg, Al- len Tauscher, Kenneth Warren, Warren Woodnutt, Richard Wilkens, Frank War- rens, David Ward. Royal Moore and Dennv Owen, Frash presidents. are proud as punch over winning the coveted service plaque. N, 'ffl'-1, ' 5 -g5'L,,l', 1 ' ififfef-41 ' ,r , my minu- ,:-gf:-- nerr t' ,aff--zflsrlrr -f .,i-Fai?-'? ' , H .iqggegge Dazzling trophies catch the eye of first semester officers Bob Wamhach, Iudy Hall. loyce Holmes, Pat Weaver, Hayal Moore, Lee Metcalfe, and Gary Oberst. Baby Beavers Active A11 Year Active was the word for this years Freshman class. Within a month of school opening, they gave themselves a party, well supplied with food, enter- tainment, and games. Performers for the occasion were Bob Wambach, magician, George Ludwig, accordianist, and Linda l-lorney, pianist. Continuing their theme of activity, the Frosh won the service plaque for the largest attendance at the last Friday home basketball game. The first officers to start the class of '56 rolling were Royal Moore, president, Gary Oberst, vice- president, ludy Hall, secretary, Lee Metcalf, treas- urer, and Bolo Wamhach, reporter, Second semester officers were Denny Owen, president, Gregg Altenhofen, Vice-president, Sally Shea, secretary, Glenla Ely, treasurer, and Ron Pauly, reporter. Serving all year were yell leaders loyce Holmes and Pat Weaver and song leader Shirley Gertsch. Second semester officers Ioyce Holmes, Glenla Ely, Pat Weaver, Sally Shea, Ron Pauly, Gregg Altenhofen, and Denny Owen take time out between classes for a gab-fest. --I 0 M ll Us kts.- ff.. M.. mn-W Row 1: Don Bevans, Pete Butler, Frank Arena, Dean Barzee, Bon Barrell, Bonald Bakke, Gerald Blackman, Robert Boswell. Row 2: Amelia Bozich, Cecelia Berquist, Sandra Boswell, Donna Beard, Bodney Blom- quist, lohn Bell, Don Anderson, Lola Bates, Donna Buck, ludy Barber Row 3: Barbara Allen, Nancy Bass, Bay Bunn, Bill Bennett, Gregg Altenhoten, Lew Bacon, Mylcind Burk, Buloy Boros, Bonnie Burk, Christine Brooks. Row 4: ludy Bruce, Gail Brown, Mary Ellen Bergstrom, Tom Brown, Roger Berg, Bruce Berray, Keith Bixel, Bill Bolt, Beverly Busch, lclnet Butler, Barbara Brewer. How 1: Malcolm Clement, Bobert Diller, Philf lip Cunningham, Neil Cameron, Steve Cut- ler, Chuck Elliott, Herby Englehart, Gilbert Chong, Dave Cooke. How 2: Lois Dreyer, Sally Coulter, Phyllis Dimler, Marylee Cavens, Caroline Cushman, Virginia Enger, Helen Denton, ludy Cottrell, Marilyn Cochran, Karen Cole, loyce Craig. Row 3: Ioanna Dillon, Betty Darnron, Al Clero, Iimrny Drake, Gary Day, lomes Coin, Ellery Colby, Marilyn Dyke, lean Elrnburg. Row 4: Delores De Young, Nancy Connelly, Bill Cates, Terry Clegg, Bob Dachtler, Now- ell Emerson, Dick Cates, Furm Duncan, Ianet Drake, Ioan Emmons, Glenla Ely. Row 1: Edward lohnson, Dick Hyslin, Bill Hiller, lack Hamel, Frank Hale, Ierold Heinrich, Floyd Hein, lerry Harris, Kenneth Iackson. Row Z: Kathleen Grant, Carol Fleming, Lissa Frisch, Francene Epplett, Faye Chapmaan, Marge Galbraith, Priscilla Cooke, Betty Ernry, Les Cowger, Dave Finley, Brad Flowers. Row 3: Mike Colley, Leonard Dahlen, Anne- French, Deloris Geer, Darlene Filley, Vivian Eleenor, Shirley Gertsch, David Geiger, Bob avis. How 4: Leland Fortiere, Lee Grunden, Bev- erly Gregory, Gene Glasner, George Goyok, Bichard Feeney, lim Greenman, Toni Fol- som, lim Gentry, Loren Fox, Keith Fair- brother. l 43. l. ,.. How I: Ioe Keira, Charles Larsen, Edward McCallen, Robert Lelielrnan, Marvin Kuhn, Gerald Mock, Tom McCoy, George Ludwig, Toby Kempthorn Row 2: Phyllis Hudson, Sharon Harter, loyce Holmes, Iudy Hall, Mae Iohnson, Linda Lutz, ludy lelfries, Beverly Hansen, Lois Howell, Betty Hansen, Alberta lones. How 3: Marylee Hart, lill Hall, Delores Haug- land, Dale Huth, Wes Hildenbrand, Gordon Haltorson, Louis Hess, lanice Hansen, Sally Howard. How 4: Anita Mae Iones, Nancy Holland, Lynda Horney, Donald Hamilton, Philip Horine, Glen lohnson, Ed Higgs, Robert len- sen, Ianice Henderson, Lynore lanes, loyce Heem Row 1: Roy Maruska, Roger Nelson, Bruce Keeler, Tom Mangan, Lee Metcalf, Bob Nell, lohn North, Robert M1ller. Row 2: Dennv Owen, Anna Nielson, Collette McDougall, Florence Kubista, Myrna Lumby, Karen King, Bonnie McGinnis, Gary Oberst, Bill Nell, Inge Miske, Row 3: Sue Le Sueur, Mary lean Overby, Kathy Kelly, Herbert Larson, Gunther Lin- demaier, Nancy Lovett, Freddy Lawer, Sally Kissgen, Gail Marino, Bill Kunkle. Row 4: Royene Koch, Sara McKee, Pat Ke- nealy, lohn Landis, Allan Mills, Chuck Mc- Mullin, lames Moffett, Stuart Lange, Tommy Keeler, Gerry McGann, Erma Kleppin. How 1: Robert Rapp, Francis Saunders, Dave Newkirk, lack Sadolt, Harold Semon, Roger Purcell, Danny Nebert, Eugene Laman, Bruce Steele. How 2: Carolyn Showalter, Donna Richard- son, Marietta Rasrnussen, Rose Mary Sny- der, Nancy Sullivan, Suzanne Smith, Minnie Smith, Georgina Reynolds, Susan Page, Row 3: Ronnie Steinmetz, Arlene Rogers, Ioan Matthieu, La Verne Norris, Carol New, Shirley Molash, Nedra Maruska, Kathy Mul- ligan, Gail Masters, Marylin Mattoon, Row 4: Kenneth Mauk, Karl Stittler, Iohn Pfis- ster, lon Rushing, Donald Stout, LaRue Per- rine, Henry Skiles, Dick Riclcson, Kenneth Sirnonsen, Ronald Pauly. , , .,.. .. X . - ad5:2a1,55i5::iiiaf-1:.a3'f,.ff' I 5 ' . :waz:::.:.,::f,.2+ 5:55-:5ib.g2.,,.Er,1:z: ,:5'1,:,:5.,,,,:5::5Ezr.55:-s,:.,qg5g..,5,.,, -3, 2- Q V. U ' 6' ' 4 fwWvNbm99'v0 vhvfbv- W 1.2 p.,,i'W?S9f.4Wmf4ae'A5vS.m:v.ta,..-M' i, El:l:b:-:- Row 1: Marlo Treit, Dave Thoennes, Gary Wyman, Daniel Peterson, Milo Sarchet, Ron- ald Walters, Kenneth Rennie, David Weirich. Row 2: Russell Welsh, Marylean Scheel, Sharon Sheeley, Anita Patton, Delphine Schefers, Edna May Posselt, Diane Pihl, Iva- sue Palmer, Beverly Satterlee, Donna Patzer, Larry Smith. Row 3: Mary Smurthwaite, Teddy Roses, Pa- tricia Reilly, Donna Scott, Sharon Sklensky, Sally Shea, Ioy Reed, Elaine Slocum, Patri- cia Mull, Sally Pryer, Charleen Redding. Row 4: Monte Sipe, Steadman Shaw, Robert Rowe, Larry Stearns, Milton School, Douglas Simson, Alan Mitts, Patrick O'Malley, Danny 0'Connor, Royal Moore, Ron Nelson. How l: Merle Weber, Bruce Weaver, Vernon Vertrees, Frank Zuleger, Charles Umbrelt, Bob Wambach. Row 2: Laurel Wasden, Patricia Weaver, Carole Thackeray, Ellen Wold, Gayle Walk- er, Margaret Wright, Dixie Wiclcersham,, Marilyn Thomson, Beatrice Slciles, Mary Willenberg. Row 3: Lynn Wilcox, Mary Stewart, Lorraine Stark, Marian Townes, Iackie Young, Dixie White, IanetToedtem1er, Iune Thiloert, Betty Van Cleave. Bow 4: Bob Williams, Gary Wilhelms, Marv Welsh, Terry Zimmerman, Torn Wells, Don Turner, Dolores Shaper, Sally Shaw, Ioyce Wildt, lane Tolliver. Frosh students who were absent on picture- tuking day gather on south steps. They are: Eugene Laman, Bill Weirich, Melvin eter- son, Gordon Brown, Dorothy Stahley, Vir- ginia Peden, Herbert Trachsel, and Charles Logan, rl 3 . . . Hi-Y initiation week, Y-Teens vending hot cross buns, generous sprinkling of corn in student body meeting . ' ,,1-rf: . . .V 1 fi 7,5 Fifi' -- . -.r M-fe . ' 1. ,yr k Assembly Line-Up Sparkles President Travis Cavens had as the theme for his assemblies - variety. Starting the year with an audience-participa- tion hour, he followed it with equally interesting programs, Mark Hatfield from Willamette Uni- versity described the Republican National Con- Ventiong Lewis and Clark drama students pre- sented s laugh-filled backstage sequence, and students campaigned for funds for a much- needed electric football scoreboard. Second semester elections brought brothers into the lime-light. Dick and Bob Grant both took student body offices, Dick as president and Bob as manager. Among the outstanding assemblies the second semester was the speech on conservation by Bon Shay, l946 Beaver graduate. The annual Fire Squad assembly presented Dr, Richard Morgan with his colorful Canadian Mountie slides, an absorbing talk by FBI special agent explained how to hold up a bank and get caught, an Easter assembly was sponsored by the l-li-Y. Biggest hit of the year was the presentation of tiny tots from the Kinder Kollege. An innovation this year was the appointive of- fice of assembly manager held first semester by Kent Davidson. , ,, 1l1iI'7Qiv,'v 'l Evffizfwr., . --,r'e'?,-af!-G'-1L'.f If--1, ' :ffl. f':J.j-f' 3 v D 'ffi:.Fia?: 'els eff! Q 5:43-1 -' 'fx 91111134 1 -1'g,gf5'fi12i.:zfL 3',2i2'-pf'-:'Z. ,1 . ffl. Rf .- 1 ,Qi .c7 f'4:3.,:,LJ4,i.i,.-v1 5f' ' , f, - -1, i ' .- .fe-'re -fi 1. 1 4 fe -5 .- , .g-,figf frqzfw,-f .- , ,A 1 f' yin. . - '-T.,-fpffw:-f- ' ' 2 fb dl - . .f' -.f ff ' Rx f ' LJ- P:-f . 21 -'ff 'H ' lag -.-.u . Ngj..',v:4l,-4f'1jg.37 1f ' . .. f -v7.:2'i5-J' 'r . -Qgxjffgil ,.,:rf5s+:g:.- 71, 5 ' .iazzggg ,-9:i'j3,'j'j.-Q-'7,j.'. f -. 5 'ififffji ,135 if 95 51 . if 71aT 2ia.?' -21' .-. Election campaigns were sparked by posters such as Marlene Fery and Buzz Hagen are hanging in the front hall. First semester student body officers lack Brown. reporter: Dale Burger, vice-president: Dick Grant, manager: Ioanna Chadwick, secretary: Ted Burton. treasurer: gather to check the proceeds of the score-board drive. Second semester student body officers Kent Davidson, vice- president: Bob Grant, manager: Marilyn Neupert, reporter: Sue Thompson. secretary: and Don Bowman. assistant treasurer. dis- cuss an SOS telegram asking for aid in the European flood disaster. +G '.3j?1'?3'Q f- ' . ,,. ...JV ., - ....1-If2'fM- fxff -tfga'-V - , X- V fjjif' 5 f'j,',g1JiagE ' K :fp , Ve ' . . .:,.:j.- K ,Y i Lff, .' 15, NH 4 ' f N311-, ,- A. Jr.:-.J Pleased with student response to an SOS lor clothing are Y-Teen clticers Darlene Wright, secretary: Nadine Manos. vice-president: Martha VValters, president: and Meg Hampton. treasurer. At an evening meeting at Lenny lVlatson's house. cabinet members smile as they discuss plans. Row 1: Mrs Flame Mosnolsky, Penny Lxlles, Marlha Wallers, Gayl BL-nfzon, lxme- Fxstzev, Kathssfxrxr- O'Connor, Marmlyn Neuperl Row 2: Mrs Dorothy Wlppel, Meg Hampton, Mlm Sprulll, Lenny Mntson, Swnclm Wlweler, Darlene Rczmsden How 3: lfvelyn Kolstnd, Peqgy Cults, Mlss Beverly Orton, Cnrol Burns Mrs. Wippel presents coxsages to Meg. Ginni. and Mrs. Hampton. chosen sweethearts at the mother-daughter han- quet, Sweetheart Serenade. Activity Is Their Motto Once again the Y-Teens have left behind them a successful year of activity and service. Presenting the annual Thanksgiving assem- bly, turkey raffle, and hot cross bun sale, and helping Iunior Red Cross collect old clothing for Western Europe were highlights of the year's projects. The club, largest girls' organization in school, was hostess to Y-Teeners from district schools at the midwinter conference in Febru- ary. Feature attractions were buzz sessions, a movie, swap shops, and speakers. To complete the year, Beaverton Y-Teeners Were in charge of decorations at the interclub spring formal, held in Portland. President Martha Walters, assisted by a capable cabinet, planned varied meetings, in- cluding a style show With Beaverton girls as models. Advisers of the organization were Mrs. Dor- othy Wippel, Mrs. Elaine Moshofsky, and Miss Beverly Orton. Always willing to lend a helping hand to the organization are active seniors. Carol Burris, Gayl Benson, and Gwen Ellis. Penny comments on the latest vogues as Arlene and lake step through the rose arbor at the March style show. Amiable Princess Io Chadwick well represented Beaverton Y- Teens at the all-city formal. Orchids in the Moonlight, held in Portland. With eyes fixed on President Dick Grant. Bill Henderson, treas- urer: Don Bowman. vice-p:esident: Howard Eaton, secretary. listen to the details ol the next Boys' League meeting. 'I-' , 4- . i ll, 5 League Sponsors Intramurals With Dick Grant handling the gavel for Boys' League this year, the club continued to create in- terest - both athletic and scholastic E for all boys in school. Dick, with the help ot Mr. Freese, adviser, organ- ized a committee to regulate noon hour intramurals and to increase athletic activities. Members at the intramural board were Bill Bruce and Balph Hol- land, seniors, Bill Aulerich, juniorg Roger Peck, sophomore, and Greg Altenhoten, freshman, Outstanding meeting of the year was a demon- stration ot tire arms and military effects, presented by the National Guard. Innovation this year was the Sports Carnival. Basketball, boxing, callisthenics, track, volleyball, Wrestling, tumbling, and close-order marching were exhibited to show parents progress gained in athletics. Mr. Freeze points out winner oi basketball intramurals os the intro- mural board, consisting al Bill Bruce, Bill Aulerich. Ralph Holland, chairman. Roger Peck. Dick Grant, and Gregg Altenhofen. look on. Dig 'ern deep is the motto used by Dirk Davidson, Dean Barzee, Bob Grant, Iim Bamett, and Mel Schisler as they plant trees in the Tillamook burn. Gene Freese reaches high lor the hall in the annual Teacher- Student basketball game as Pete Ditmars looks on. Pajama clad Lowel Gillespie prepares to jump through the legs oi Bobby Stout during the Sports Carnival sponsored by the Boys' League. Bob Rasmussen, first semester president explains to Ralph Holland, second semester president, a few of the executive duties. , ' I 51-fri, ii T Ti sili 1 1 Drivers Prove Their Motto To promote safe driving throughout the school and community was the aim of the Drivers' Club whose membership was 158 this year. Ioseph Nel- son, new teacher, advised the club, Duties and qualifications of a Hoop were dis- cussed by a state policeman at one of the monthly meetings, While a movie depicting idicsyncracies of various drivers highlighted another get-together. Presiding over the club first semester were Bob Rasmussen, president, Ted McBride, vice-presidentg and Ierry Erickson, secretary-treasurer. Ralph Hol- land held the reigns second semester ond was ably assisted by Bob Lee and Chuck McClure, vice- president and secretary-treasurer, respectively. Row l: Merlin Rayburn, Robert Schwab, Bob Row 2: Charles Haase, Bill Bruce, Dale Qjdr- Row 3: lim Sounders, Leonard Schlottmann, Lee Dick Grant, Ernie Zwahlen, Barry Ott, ger, Fred Schell, Iohn Mafiitt, Roger Larson, Mike Green, Bjorn Clausen, Lloyd Wold, Lee Zumwalt, Bill Henderson, Walt Speer, Bob Haines, Ted McBride, Dave Palmrose, Lynn Livengood, Doug Henderson, Dick Iohn Cooke, Kent Davidson, Paulus, Max Folsom, Tom Oldenburg, Rod McLean. Row 1: Roger McKnight, Larry Blonchord, Ken Shoemoke, Craig Hoaglin, Lewis Kerr. Robert Fredeen, Dick Griltin, Bob Grant, Dirk Davidson. Row 2: Philip Horine, Lew Bacon, Ronald Honsen, Larry Boyd, Bob Moore, Dave Belles, Dave Peterson, Bob Sheldon, lim Blethen, Gary Wilhelrns, Harris Hansen, Eric Kingsbury. Bow 3: Robert Stennett, Fred Hahn, Fred Mondin, Fred Rosebraugh, Don Coates, Vir- il Burger, Stan Ervin, Denny Owen, Ray Sullivan, Frank Shepard, Ron Nelson, Chuck Harding. Row l: Doug Ketel, Alan Toelle, Don Bow- man, Ion Wright, Leonard McKee, Ron Koe- nig, Robert Robe, Iohn Harms, Leroy Berger. Row 2: Tracy Metcalf, Larry Iohnson, Art Emig, lerrv Erickson, Bob Evons, Dave Niel- sen, lack Hunt, Robert Ricks, Leigh Wilcox, Richard Susbouer, lohn Taft, David DeHoan. Row 3: Duane Hein, Bob Hurst, Iohn Sand- ness, Ted Burton, Roy Stacy, Charles Lund- berg, Ronald Lund, Robert Brooks, Travis Cavens, Dennis Harland, Don Dimick. How 1: lay Harris, Bob Webber, Bill Miller, Chuck McClure, Boyd Hillwertz, Ed Hicks, Ierry Prosser, Iack Chunn, lolly Ditzler, Keith Wisrner, lim Springer. Row 2: loe Aten, Lee Bartlett, Larry Matson, David Peterson, Tony Beovich, Dwight len- sen, Bill Schoer, Ron Anderson, Don Ribble, Larry Snyder, Bill Blackburn, Bob Bauman, Bill Cromwell, Fred Rands, Buzz Hagen. Row 3: Leslie Donaldson, Frank Morrison, Ted Solo, lim Barnett, Duane Christie, lim MacKay, Warren Dillon, Bill Roth, Denny Enger, Bob Bullock, lack Brown, Phil Chit- wood, Elroy Farah, Bill Young, lay Hobbs. ,1 .,.,. -3 ,.-- ,. fag... 55, '51-1 0 ,X ,f,. , 4 , .A , ,. , 145.2 .,..,..-- - 'fcgfl-' ' L Outings on G.A.A. Calendar As President Diane Schendel rapped the gavel to officially close the first Girls' Athletic Association meeting, she officially opened the 1952 membership drive . . . 238 girls responded. Under the leadership of Diane the girls sponsored a ski trip to Mt. l-lood, an after-game dance, ol skat- ing party, bowling party, and potluck dinner. Every sport from mountain climbing to swimming helped the girls to earn the all-important 50 points for their letters which were handed out on the on- nual beach trip. When twenty girls work together to complete a task, success is a certainty. With this philosophy the twelve G.A.A. squads swung into action and took over the details ofthe yeor's activities. lVliss Beverly Gates and Miss Ellen Forslund ad- Vised. The G.A.A. cabinet members relax on the steps to discuss their latest project. They are Elizabeth Krautschied, secretary: Elaine Sullivan, treasurer: Evelyn Kolstad, vice-president: Sally Graves, sports man- ager: Diane Schendel, president. Smiling their approval eleven G.A.A. squad leaders listen intently as Bernadine expresses her opinion. Row l: Marietta Rasmussen, Kay Bader, Bonnie lean MCl..eod, Bernadine Berg- strom, Kitsy Cooper, Sue lewett Row 2: Rickey Allen, Gayle Benson, Colleen Helmcke, Donna Iaclcson, Elsie Gen- try, Elaine Thomas. Three girls hustle to be one of the first on the floor ut the GJLA. skating party. Slowing up tor ca turn are Bernadine Bergstrom. Donna Iuckson. Elsie Gentry. and Colleen Helmcke. Romping in the B-Hi gymnasium ut the T. Y. V. League Play Day are a cluster of G. A. A. girls with Donna Iackson and Elsie Gentgy in charge. Row 1: Bob Rasmussen, Lloyd Wold, Keith Wismer, lake Gaskins, Chuck Mc- Presenting a big problem to the H1 Y presidents Bill Clure. Don Peck, Travis Cavens. Row 2: Dale Burger, Ben lndahl, Don Bowman, Dick Grant, Ernie Zwahlen, Bart Olson, Bill Bruce. Hi-Y Drafts Legislation The halls were once again tilled with new members, a total oi 48 instead of 24 as in the past years, of Hi-Y. Carrying shoe shine equipment, Wearing the traditional tie and tee shirt, pushing pieces of paper down the hall with their noses were all a part of the initiation ceremony. On the serious side the Hi-Y sponsored an annual Easter assembly, and attended Church as a group several times during the year. Filling the office as president for the first semester was Dale Burger. Ably assisting Dale was Bill Bruce, vice- presidentg Kent Davidson, secretaryg Don Bowman, treas- urer, and Travis Cavens, chaplain. Leading second semester was Bill Bruce, presidentg aided by Ernie Zwahlen, vice-president, Chuck McClure, secre- tary, Don Bowman, treasurer, and Don Peck, chaplain. Bruce and Dale Burger rs the bill to be presented be fore the legislature How l: Alan Toelle, Melvin Hensen, Kent Davidson, Howard Eaton, Row 3: Virgil Burger Roger Peck lim Moore Dave Neilsen Boyd Barry Ott, Craig Cheshire, Lee Zumwalt, Bob Grant, Buzz Hagen. Hillwertz, Ron Nelson Sam Sinclair Hod Wells Phil Chitwood Row 2: Mike Madden, Fred Mondin, Bjorn Clausen, lim Sinnerud, Frank Morrison, Elroy Ferra, Bob Moore, Ralph Holland, Dale Pickard, Roger Larson. Ted Miller Smiling iaces show the results ol the Clothes lor Europe drive as Reporter Kent Davidson. Treasurer lim Springer. President Kay Bader. and Secretary Sue Anderson busily sort the garments into neat bundles. . 4-, ,,Y,.3 ,699 2?-H1-L, . ,,'gfFg6,27,1 'lgfdgyjg ' ' ' ,e,37i: , ,-,-Tf'ii2Qq '2ii.i'P I -tfqeifc' ,gfjaiifi172213.-A7'f -ig. V . , 41512-,gfzi-' ' l r -fr' ' ,.',f,:5J1'fjsc's!f'.:' ' ,..f.P-' j' 5 ' I.: j.. .1-if-,:'iy 111,-,C 51' . --' . ' ' sg-Q,4I2...-jg-jj'j.j11 'gf::C'f'-f J- ,-'I r , ' . ff,A,.,,jf-,'E-1.7151 1 5-5 .f ff f - f-,V -J'- . f 5 ,- , .,f'1'ff - , jf ,I 1-fr-1-' Row l: Martha Eagleson, Sue Thayer, Carol Burris, Gwen Ellis, Rita Packe, lulia Ghiglietti, Sue Barnes, Sharon Harter, Virginia Enger. Row 2: Sue lewett, Larry Matson, Sue Thom son, lim Bass, lim Springer, Sick Rickson, Milton School, Dick Hyslin, Diana Whise nant. How l: Anita Mori, Dixie White, Ian Briggs, Sue Anderson, Ilene Olson, ay Bader, Elaine Sulli- van, Iean Vander Meulen, Ellen Huygens, Sandra Boswell. Row 2: leannette Vail, Ricky Al- len, Les Taylor, lerry Alexander, Darrell Allyn, Kent Davidson, Teddy Miller, Phil Chitwood, Don Dimick, Kaye Nordgren, loyce Sullivan. I. R. C. Projects Help Needy One of the busiest organizations in the school was the lunior Red Cross Council. Supervising the activ- ities this year were Kay Bader, president, Darrell Al- lyn, vice-presidentg Sue Anderson, secretary, lim Springer, treasurer, and Kent Davidson, reporter. Worthwhile service projects included the presentae tion of clothing and toys to needy children at Christ- mas, the making of sock dolls for orphans at the Wav- erly Baby l-lomeg and entertaining oi residents oi the Home tor the Aged. To raise funds they sold cake for ten cents a piece during the lunch hour. The I-loop Hop also helped raise money to send a representative to camp this summer where he will learn about the lunior Red Cross movement throughout the state. I , l,5l? 37, ' C--,f ,Lf-1 I gi-,jf f' -1 Q ,x.:M. . , ,.,,f:':wf'f-' ff .j,:-wf' ' -1:42, ' '1 ' ..f,ff7FgJ' '. ff- . , . ,- gifillf' fi - . film-fi L i f5'Z'.l:S3- e . A f3f.,1.4iL f hi-- , ' ,. L b e , .-'.fr,,.1:,v:' ' . A 1 ., - , ,,.,-,t,.,,,,,. 4. 1' ,, ' if ,,.:,rrr,f -- ,N ,g NJ. . . 1-,-:1.:f':,f'1 : ' Yell Leaders Darrell Allyn, Iudy Holmes, Mike Madden, Ierri Stewart, and Art Emig display the style that won them honorable mention for their cheering section at the Basketball Iamboree. Yell Queen Iudy Holmes, lirst se- mester. and Yell King Art Emig, second semester, led the squad. Broad smiles on the laces ol Rally Squad members Kathy O'Conner, Nadine Monos, Rogene Whitcher, Kay Bader, and Evelyn Kolstad show the pleasure they get out ol yelling for the Beavers. Sandra Wheeler, second Semester pianist, gives Song Leader Mim Spruill the pitch while Ron Kingsley. first semester pianist. looks on. 551 Pat Peden, Lenny Matson, Sue Thompson, Ianice Hackett, Ioanna Chad- wick, Iamesetta Burkett, Iulia Kauifman, Ianise Briggs, Rita Stone, Anita Mori, Nancy Taggard. Sue Barnes, Rita Packe, Sylvia Kain, Iulia Ghi- gliette, Iudy Tomlinson, Penny Lilles, Sue Shaw. New Outfits Spark Pepsters Neatly adorned in their new block culottes, white sweoters with novelty beover emblems, White shoes ond block socks, the Pep Club led the student body in promoting school spirit. Leading the club were presidents, Iulid Kduttmon and Ianice Hackettg vice-president, Penny Lilies and Marilyn Neupertg and secretary-treasurers, Ilene Olson and Sue Anderson. Among their activities Wos the onnuol Pigskin Prom otter the Oregon City gclme. The group olso sold condy ot gomes to iindnce their octivities. Iulia Kauffman, iirsl semester presi- dent, tells Ianice Hackett. second se- mester president, about the candy sales, an important Pep Club ac- tivity. Marilyn Neupert, Diana West, Iill Meeks, Sue Iewett, Nancy Kokich, Elaine Sullivan, Pat Quiett, Ieanne Sauvageau, Sue Anderson, Ilene Olson, Helen Nordgren, Pat Huddleston, Ellen Huygens, Pat Shaffer, Ger- alyn Norris, Ianice Rowe, Arlene Banta, Iudy Greve, Martha. Eagleson, Donna Mills, Diana Whisnant, lane Harris. Business manager Ralph Holland, adviser, Miss Conoly and editor, Travis Cavens dog- gedly check and recheck major year-book problems Making yearbook receipts was a part oi the large iob done by Florence Iakobson. Meg Hampton. Sue Thompson, Ray Stacy and Barry Ott, business staff members. Marilyn Martin and Carolan Popp. highest yearbook salesmen. attract some hungry looks as the lap up ice cream cone prizes. Editorial stail members looking on are: Aud- rey Lawson, Larry Matson, Peggy Cutts, Iirn Bass. Ierri Stewart, Ernie Zwahlen. Ioanna Chadwick, Lee Zumwalt. Art Emig, Ian Hackett and Ianice Cline. Staff Hurries Amid F lurries Amid a. ilurry of deadlines, page layouts, and cut underlines, the 22 seniors on the year- book staff combined efforts and proceeded to mold the 1953 Beaver. For the annual Annual Assembly, the staff used spot lights and sound effects to convert the gymnasium to a batltefield in mythical Ostinopia, Where a gala troupe show, emceed by Meg Hampton, was presented. Travis Cavens edited the book, Ralph Hol- land handled business and Miss Bernice Con- oly helped in the rough spots as adviser. 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Editor-in-chief Craig Cheshire captained an able staff of Marilyn Martin, feature editor, Marianne Smith, page editor, Kitsy Cooper, news editor, lim Bass, sports editor, Sam Sinclair, assistant sports editor, lack Brown, sports writer, Carolan Popp, special writer, Ion Wright, advertisement manager, and Pat Quiett, busi- ness manager. Competing in the Pacific University Eighth Annual Northwest writing contest were Virginia Hampton, Kit- sy Cooper, Marilyn Martin, first place in news-feature, Craig Cheshire, honorable mention in editorial, Kent Davidson, honorable mention in sports. The Hummer copped a first class rating in a national judging by the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. It was the only paper in Oregon to receive this honor. Assistant editors Virginia Hampton and Kitsy Cooper aid editor Craig Cheshire in a rush story. The business stait is composed of lack Brown. ad collector: Pat Quiett, business manager: Marianne Smith. ad collector: and Ion Wright. ad manager. Discussing the Hummer N. S. P. A. rating are Kitsy Cooper. Marilyn Mar- tin. Marianne Smith. Miss Amarette Barnes, lack Brown. and Sam Sinclair. Row l: lim Springer, Keith Wismer, Chuck McClure, Ben Indcnhl, Kem Davidson, Don Bowman, Bart Olsen, Chuck Shea, lack Oberst. Row 2: B111 Tri, Bill Aulrich, Dick Grant, Mel Henson, Howord Eaton, Rob- ert Lee, Bob Grant, B111 Henderson, Lee Zurnwalt, Ernie Zwohlen, Ted McBride ,A x,k'x 1121. il - - flfiff ,Zi 91 .rv 'xii' i ' ' V-' , . . I A Ii' .9172 Winged B Presidents Ernie Zwahlen and Bob Lee sew last stitch on Big Row 1: Paul Bailey, Robert Brooks, Roger Peck, lack Hunt, Ted Burton, Bob Rasmussen, Ron Nelson, Hod Wells, Alon Toelle, Dave Nielson, Row 2: lerry Erickson, lim Sinnerud, Bill Bruce, Ralph Holland, Gorv Alt- man, lock Chunn, Dole Pickord, Dole Burger, Leslie Donaldson, Doug Ketel, Roger Larson. Athletes Earn Orange B's Bob Lee and Ernie Zwahlen, tirst and second semes- ter presidents of Winged B, led their club in a year devoted to the encouragement of good sportsmanship and the promoting ot athletics Bob was assisted by vice-president Bart Olson and secretary-treasurer Ralph Holland, While Ernie had the help ot vice-president Chuck Shea and secretary- treasurer Chuck McClure. Winged B is an honorary organization tor boys who have earned a letter in one ot the tour major sports: football, basketball, baseball, or track. Every month the club, with adviser Gene Freese, held a meeting to discuss problems. One of the most outstanding services they performed this year was that ot giving Rick Mercer their entire treasury after he was critically wounded in a freak hunting accident. Home Meetings Provide Fun It's growing! From nineteen Spanish-speaking members to a grand total ot thirty-tive. This year the well-established Panamero club con- ducted several lively and interesting home meetings. The first session, at the home ot Gwen Ellis, was quite authentic with seasoned tamales, tlowered ice cream sections and gaily-dressed initiates. At Christmas time, the club broke the traditional pi- nata, after watching absorbing color slides presented by Chuck Brown, while February brought a program of invaluable movies collected by Mr. A. L. Mather on his trip to Central America. The Club was headed by Nadine Manos, president. Bob Ricks, vice-president, planned the entertainment while Gwen Ellis jotted down the notes. Peggy Cutts handled finances, Elaine Sullivan acted as hemis- phere recorder, and Miss Amarette Barnes advised. Oiicers of Panamero. Gwen Ellis, Peggy Cutts, Nadine Manos, and Bob Ricks, make pins for the initiates. while Miss Barnes lends a helping hand. Larry Caulield Mike Green, lim Saunders, Dick Wilkins, lay Hobbs Dave How 1: Penny Lilles, Peggy Cutts, Meg Hampton, Nadine Manos, Gwen . ' . . Ellis, Barbara Stanley, Elaine Sullivan, Sue Anderson, Sue Stodick, Mar- Gilbert' Dunne Chnsne' lens Paris. Row 3: Martha Eagleson, Sandra McGeorge, Audrey Lawson, Ann Iansen Carol Mather, Sue Thompson, lean Allen, Betty Farrier, Sue Thayer Row 2: lohn Cooke, Bob Ricks, Max Folsom, Chuck Brown, Dick Paulus, Kathy O'Connor, Mim Spruill, loanna Chadwick. Row 1: Lenny Matson, Anne Pat- ton, Peggy Cutts, Carol Mather, Carol Burris, Elsie Gentry, Donna lackson, Marianne Smith, M..-g Hampton, loyce Zoot Row 2: Donald Peck, Kent David- son, Charles Haaso, Bill Bruce, Doug Henderson, lim Bass, Max Eolsom, Leonard Schlottmann, Dick Stetson, lim Saunders. Row 3: Ted Burton, Diane Schen- del, Evelyn Kolstad, Sharon Wil- kins, Audrey Lawson, Gayl Benson, Bernadine Bergstrom, Elizabeth Krautscheid, r loience lakobson, Travis Cavens. Row 1: Boy Smith, Phil McEwan, Huthe Graves, Mary Beovlch, Bonnie Heikkila, Kitsy Cooper, Elaine Thomas, Elaine Sullivan, Sue Barnes, Barbara Grant, Bon Kingsley, Craig Cheshire. How 2: Marlene Krueger, lean- nette Bremer, Sharon Dietrichs, Ann Iansen, Marilyn Neupert, Sandra McGeorge, Hugh Eddy, Don Bowman, Hay Ediger, Larry Matson, Hod Wells, Bob Hicks. How 3: Virginia Hampton, Anne Hargreaves, Sue Iewett, Sandra Wheeler, Emily Cooke, Cay Bur' chett, Dolores Buclcmiller, ludy Holmes, Eleanore Ericson, Lor- raine Bich, Molly Lutz, Maryalict- Gregory. Row1:Dole Ott, Don Woodward, Wallace Brunelle, Roger Peck, lon Shaw, Carl Stark. How 2: Barbara Drury, Geraldine Goggin, Dorothy Cobb, Ellen Huygens, Pot Shatter, Geralyn Norris, Bicky Allen, Arlene Ban- ta, Kathryn Eraser, Sharon Good- erham, Pat Scolield, Row 3: Carolyn Olson, Ioyce Woodford, lane Harris, Marlene Falk, Sally Graves, Linda Hall, Shirley Baker, Frances Putnam, Doralee Snyder, Wanda Cox, ludy Lee Hall, Barbara Porter. Row 4: Vera Gentry, lanice Vin' son, David Homes, Larry Boyd, Allen Tauscher, Richard Shaw, David Word, Bay Smith, lim Sin- nerud, Craig Hoaglin, Dave Pet- erson, Marianne Krautscheid Smarties Bring Yuletide F un Who took the scissors? Where's the ribbon? These were familiar cries from Torch Honor members decor- ating the halls and readying their annual Christmas assembly. The Blue Card Gang was managed by Kent Dav- idson and Bill Bruce, presidents. ludy Holmes and Lor- raine Bich kept the minutes while lim Saunders and Don Bowman were treasurers. Reporters were Vir- ginia Hampton and Dolores Buckmiller. Mrs. Ann El- liot, Mrs. Kathryn Ward, and George Russell advised the group. Presidents Bill Bruce and Kent Davidson check Torch Honor point sheets. Fire Squad Sets New Record Sirens wail and a split second later the halls are teeming with students filing from the building during a fire drill. The record Y one minute, thirty seconds. Aside from the Fire Squad's regular duties, they found time to have their regular annual assembly, where they initiate a few of the new members, The night following the assembly they initiated all of the forty-one new members. Leading the squad for the year was fire chief Dick Grant. Assisting Dick and filling positions of secre- tary and treasurer were Lieutenants Ernie Zwahlen and Bob Pointer. The righthand men to the three were Captains Lloyd Wold, Bill Bruce, Rick Mercer, Tom Oldenberg, Chuck McClure, Keith Wismer and Phil Chitwood, Trying out the fire equipment are Lieutenant Ernie Zwahlen, Fire Chief Dick Grunt. and Lieutenant Bob Pointer. Row 1: Dirk Davidson, Robert Lee, Dick Grant, Charles Shea, Howard Eaton, Robert Williams, Alan Toelle, Donald Bowman, Walter Speer. Row 2: lim Springer, Keith Wismer, Ralph Holland, Dale Burger, Bill Bruce, lim Bass, lack Oberst, Buzz Hagan, Bill Aulerich, Roger McKnight, Royal Moore, Ernie Zwahlen. Row 3: Gary Altman, ferry Erickson, lim Sinnerud, Bob Moore, Tom Oldenburg, Lloyd Wold, Bob Pointer, Dale Pickard, Chuck McClure, Ben lndahl, Bob Haines, Bart Olson, Bruce Ketel. I Row l: Allan Mills, Ron Nelson, Roger Berg, lim O'Connor, Sam Sinclair, Hod Wells, Dave Nielsen, Ted Miller, lay Harris. Row 2: Iirn Moore, Phil Chitwood, Bob McBride, Don Turner, Bob Rasmussen, lim Gentry, Larry Stearns, Roger Nelson, David Ward, Gerry McGann, Ray Smith, Dick Stuthard. Row 3: Roy Smith, Mike Colley, Willard Horton, Dennis Enger, Bruce Weaver, Malcolm Clement, Mike Madden, Frank Arena, Dean Barzee, Fred Monclin, Paul Bailey. 65 . . . dramatization in Latin class. Our Times tests in soc, way- laid lit books. and notebook paper shortages . . . .sv X. MQ 4? mlfw' Q, f.,' .I W. ,, , 5 :gg 122 K. MI Ro! takes pride in his mathematical competence as he explains a dilticult trigonometry problem to Dave an Larry. At Work, os in Ploy... Latin students Lenny. Paul. Gerulyn, and Molly tuck up Roman Iimmy. Carol. Ian, and Dale find o bit of humor from the personal symbols for open house. Est bonu! experience ol another student during senior English class oral practice. A dit where an dat should be puts Bob. Leigh, and Dave in curiosity. Practice with this Navy transmitter is routine in the radio class. ...We Try Gur Hardest... Byron learns that an introduction to Mr. Bones is David measures out iour centigrams of fish food as Ellen takes notes for fundamental in health class. He and other sophomore their daily Mesogonistius Chaetodonn 1Gold lishj growth chart in Mrs. boys will later find out what makes their bony friend Ward's biology class. tick. ''Bang-bang -''S-S-S-Saw, S-S-S-Saw, S-S-S-Saw - Rip-p-p'p, Rip-p-p. Hammers, saws chisels, and squares are used to their fullest capacity throughout the year by shop boys Dave and Bjorn show the use oi a tew ot these tools on their modern end table. ...and Take Pride in Our Efforts In the steadfast belief that a better understanding of our times will make tor a more prosperous luture, so- cial science students devote one duy a week to ci study ot current events. Iean. Don. Evelyn and Dick examine their new covers for the weekly Our Times issues. Glenn poses for an intent art student. Posters. operetta sets, Christmas decorations. and many other proiects kept future Da Vinci's busy. Choir Produces Gperetta B. H. S. choir began the school year on a very harmonious chord. President Don Dimick. Vice-president Kent Davidson, Secretary lerri Stewart, and Librarian leanne Parks helped Mrs. Eleanor Duncan, direc- tor, lead the singing group in many activities, in- cluding the Christmas concert and the operetta. Attending a music festival at Beaverton were choirs from Tigard, Hillsboro, and Forest Grove, each furnishing enjoyable entertainment. Helping with the operetta, Pirates of Pen- zance, March l3, were second semester officers lulia Kauffman, president, Glen Dugger, vice- president, Gayl Benson, secretary, and libra- rian, Caroline l-lulings. A boys ensemble acted as singing waiters at a Y-Teen banquet, performed in Eastern Star, Mc- Minnville exchange assembly, talent programs, and old people's home, among other things. Girls' glee sang for Rebekahs, old people's home, and assembly. Hurmonizing around the piano is the boys' ensemble, consisting ot Don Dimick, Ted Solo. Kent Davidson, Iim Amold, Bill Young. Iolly Ditzler. Glen Dugger. and Ron Kingsley. Girls' Glee How 1: Phyllis McGeorge, Barbara lrnel, Betty Hansen, Ellen Clau- sen, Kay Bader, Sharon Sheeley, Marietta Rasmussen, Alice Hagen, Martha Gerg, loyce Sullivan, Lina Walling. Row 2: Mary Malensky, Charleen Hyslop, lackie Young, Erma Kleppin, Lola Bates, Helen Adams, Carolee Paul, Darlene Wright, Dorothy Stahly, Caroline Cushman, Row 3: Shirlz? Baker, Ioan Matthieu, Iudy Hall, Nancy Holland, Glenny Ely, arol New, Ioan Degner, Rita Packe, Donna Beard, Marilyn Mars. Row 4: Barbara Besmehn, Janet Drake, Lola Mae Timmons, Mar- tha Walters, lanet Butler, Suzanne Iensen, Dixie Wickersham, Pat Reilly, Norma Roses, Gwen McCune. H ' L Choir Row 1: Leona Brooks, Sally Larson, Virginia Huddleston, Dixie White, Marlene Krueger, Bonnie He-ikkila, Ianet Blackburn, Beverly Besrnehn, Elaine Thomas leiri Stewart, Ioanna Dillon, Sue Anderson How 2: Georgia Marsh, Mary lean Scheel, Marlene Cook, Mary Brei- tenbucher, Audrey Kilgore, Shirley Cwertsch, larnesetta Burkett, Diana West, Loraine Bich, Marilyn Fulbright, Delores Haugland, Barbara Ewer, Aileen Wilkerson. Row 3: Sandra Boswell, Suzanne Neelings, Kathleen Kelly, Sharon Sklensky, Sandra Wheeler, Helen Mclntosh, Caroline Hulings, Sunny Sanborn, Emagene Ferris, Cwayl Benson, Marilyn Martin, Iulia Kault- ITAHTI, Sylvia Kam, Marylee Cavens. How 4: Beverly Morrison, Mary Newberry, Ieanne Parks, Frances Featherston. Marjorie Altenholen, Iudy Hall, Carmen Bunnell, Lynda Harney, Fleur Locatell, Sue Iewett, Emily Cooke, Elaine Slocum, Ruby Boros, Iucly leftries, lanice Howe, Row 1: Ioe Keim, Frank Arena, Nino barchet, Darrell Allyn, Don Dim- ick, Denny Owen, Don Peck. Row 2: Les Taylor, Glen Duager, lim Arnold, Ierry Erickson, Doug Henderson, Pete Diirnars, Chuck McClure, Ted Salo. Row 3: Harris Hansen, Bob Leuthold, lolly Ditzler, Fred Rands, Dick Griliin, Bob Bye, Chuck Shea, Row 4: lack Chunn, Dean Day, Iohn Cooke, Kent Davidson, Bon Kings- ley, Dick Stuthard, Bon Pauly, Dan O'Connor, Kenneth Warren. u fl , ,,1i'3i3j.,f Q ,.' . 'yy I 40:J:...jf'-.41fs,:. ' D -iii? 'il 'l'if' '1'.'f-'3 ' .1s,'f,,'f.f.,e,: . ' '- I4',?f Row l: Frank Warrens, Bill Bennett, lim O'Connor, Beverly greg-Jory. lerry l-larris, Doralee Snyder, Roy Smith, George SCO S. Row 2: Franlf Hale, Margie Galbraith, Marilyn Thomson, Neil Cameron, Kenneth Rennie, Ioann Holtan, Les Cowger, Stead- man Shaw, Skip Saunders, Paul Kutz, Tom Brown, Bob Bul- lock, Warren Dillon, Bands 'Drum Up' Music Get up 'Washington Post.' Twice through the intro with a double to-the-rear, orders Bandmaster Alan Robertson as band and drum corps members snap into line. Beaverton's largest band in recent yearser- 45 pieces- showed its stuff at ball games, assemblies, concerts, and civic affairs and cli- maxed the year by marching in the annual Rose Festival Floral parade. Officers were Warren Dillon, presidentg Alan Toelle, student director, Carolan Popp, secre- tary-treasurerg Paul Kutz, librarian, and Bob Bullock, sergeant-at-arms and manager. A 25-piece all-girl drum and bugle corps, brand-new this year, marched into the spotlight via many practice sessions. Marylee Hart captained the group with Mr. Robertson advising, Assisting were other officers Sharon Shee- ley, Sally l-foward, Ellen Wold, Dixie White, and Charleen Redding. Hehashing a recent performance are band officers Bob Bullock, Warren Dillon, Paul Kutz, Carolan Popp and Al Toelle. Row 3: Dennis Livengood, Bill Blackburn, LaRue Perrine, Gary Day, Ray Bunn, Craig l-loaglin, Gary Wilhelm, Alan Toelle, Ed McCallen, Dick Brenner, Iay Hauger, Howard Bethea. How 4: Virgil Burger, Marylee Hart, Rod Harris, Keith Her- man, Shirley Molash, Carole Thackeray, Stuart Lange, Carolan Popp, Nancy Sullivan, Kay Bader, Margaret Wright, Sally Shaw, Penny Lilles. Leigh Wilcox, Mr. Robertson. ' 5, .F-55 . r r 'JJ 'Q Y '.,r.f. H :fly 'l - 1 flfgfmfgs s- v1,.i.if' ,.- .:,,ff' , .s -r t , -f..' ' -Yr f, I'-'wid' K :tiff gf r . Karl Freerksen, Diane Schendel. Vern Litvin, Kalhy O'Ccnner. and lim Bass receive a word ol wise advice from Coach E. G. Webb. These tive and Don Peck made up the Big Six of the year. In Speech class it's the students who crack the whip. A president, vice-president, and several other oiiicers are chosen by the class at intervals. Here President Art Emig hands the gavel over to the new president Karl Freerksen. Webb's Army Marches On A reputation for bringing horne the bacon from speech tournaments was established many years ago. This Year was no exception to the rule. The eager Webbmen got an early start on trophy grabbing at the Pacific tourney and continued to prosper all through the year. Vern Litvin, Don Peck, Kathy O'Connor, lirn Bass, and Karl Freerlcsen, shone at the above mentioned tourney. ' At the Linfield tournament the Beaver! speakers Won tour cups and several places with Lorrie Boles, Barbara Ewer, lack Knapp, Ron Reed, Diane Schenclel, and Art Emig taking the honors. Other place winners during the year were Bill McCamman, and Pete Ditrnars. Mr. Webb frequently makes a witicism while he makes his usual comments on the day's program. Here, part of the class seems to enjoy the humor while others are not too sure they got the punchlinef' Class members from left to right in the first row are: Lorrie Boles, lim Bass, lack Knapp, Kathy O'Cor1nor, Pete Ditmars, Coach Webb, and Diane Schendel. Second Row: Bill McCam- rnon, Karl Freeksen, Vern Litvm, Ron Reed, and Art Emig, The beginners turned out m scores this year As shown here they all held dehale in preference to olher fields of public speaking. Georgean lensen, a member oi the lirst year class. enteriains her iel- low students here by a showing of her prize winning dog, Staussen. ln ihis corner we see lhe and benefits of lhe past achievemenis. Cup and first winners are: Row 1: Bill McCammon. hm and Diane Schendel. Row 2: bara Ewer, Ve-rn Lilvm, Hon lack Knapp, Karl Fresfrksen, Lorne Boles. glory years place Pass, Bar- Re-ed, and f, 2? . . . student views taking the air waves. your new class ring, first strapless formal and heels . . .. ,., 1 rgW,.,, .1 jfgyi- ff, iff ' 711.454, , 'J I A- V: D .'-L ' .',- -':'ff.'5.'L1' ,.,f ru ,2'f iJ-94-'A ,'f3j1 3 3 '..1' f A ' , f eff- ?' f 1 , ,-J 9 . , .v',.,.'.j f If xv , .. e .,.- .qua in , . 2 f - r,,-fn : ,fr-2 fr' J .:.,l,33.jJ. gf: ,f,-',j,,v v','1i'i'f' ffesvf-' ,,,...-- X W 255' 45 Q v:-,o 59??saMY a. 3? ai .W 'QW 5 1 9 sf 2 F' 1 i 'Q im ,K ' . Visa 5 ,hm 1.515 :., miss. . 45 P 5 :Q , : ' 1231, . www 5 L w. S an Yugi , si ASW 5 i Queen Shirley I dances the first dance after coronation with es- cort lerry Erickson, Senior class vice-president. Pigskin Promers F eted The spot light shone on dark-eyed Queen Shire ley Eagles at the Pigskin Prom, held during tootf ball season. Shirley's court tor this annual, Pepfclubf sponsored dance included Sally Larsen, Sally Shaw, lean Vander Meulen, leanette Vail, Nancy Sullivan, and Ruth Mollinger. Congo line at the annual Hoop Hop proved an enjoyable way oi Council Presents Hoop Hop With the Swingmasters providing music, a Ianuary Friday night was filled with tun and dancing. The Hoop Hop was sponsored by lunior Red Cross Council and featured, during intermission, a French can-can presented by student dancers. working off enthusiasm aroused at a basketball game earlier in Four of the Pigskin Queen candidates wave to a iootball crowd the evening. between halves as they are driven around the track. Prom 10 Fathoms Deep Bathed in shimmering black light and sur- rounded by glowing wall murals, dancers at the l953 Iunior Prom were transferred into the simulated depths of the ocean. Fumishing melodious strains, the music of lay Howards orchestra, seated in a giant pink shell, gave added zest to the long awaited event. Also lending an authentic air was a ship- il of wreck scene from which refreshments were served by freshman girls. The Patrons and Patronesses were Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Quiett, Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Neupert, W Mr, and Mrs. B. Wright, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Ritchie, and Mr, and Mrs. Ted Van Buren. During one of their hectic busy evenings before the big night the Prom committee try to settle a few of their problems. They are: Sitting: lack Oberst, Bob Bau- man, Bob Weber, Marilyn Neu- pert, chairman, Virginia Hamp- ton, Dolores Buckmiller, Standing: Sue Anderson, Elaine Sullivan, Marlene Fery, Dale Pickard, Diana West, Bill Tri, Rita Stone, Chuck Shea. Ion Wright, Hod Wells, Buzz Hagen, Chuck McClure Sunny dispositions. sparkling smiles. and starry-eyed dancers were a few of the factors which made the Iunior Prom a dance to be long remembered. For the first time in many moons, students got a Sinister Dr. Fersig lDick Wilkinsj explains to Mrs. Hubbard KDick Feeneyj that he was only keeping the diamonds as a favor. in The Skeleton Walks. The rest of the cast, Elaine Sullivan, Sue Thompson, Elaine Slo- cum, Ice Keim. Meg Hampton. Ierry Alexander, and Ann Elfinger are apellbound at the unusual turn of events. fav., :-a2'?ffff?f-7 i-i'-fi 1 W 3,233 .V I, ,T-,,. 11. ..4.f.f, Y-f' . 1- ,.-.I , -4 jif. gg ,1. Q'i+: 14, ' 41' if- iff , --,,,. 3 ff.. f ff 5:72 2:55-J f'-I Q Y- , , ff.'7' ' . If JM. F ' Ygfj.-H., ' 1, . - 1 ' f ..-ng-. 4 if:Q1,1f',,g..I-.FJ-2-, - - .i glprtfg,-'- ,Q-ff-5:1111.5-'1.iZ:'-Eff-'33,-v' 'A 4, '-211124 - : 2'1' 1'??'i'..z'f I24i7' ' 'lfeff f ,-':,9:'-iifff . ---. f..'.f f- ,... .. 1. ..4.,., -.ff-H .,'--fl '. .- ' T, '-,I-: --:'f 233 II'-'?f-779' QR' f'T.f. :L.'-.Q-.' Jie.: 1--ff: -5 IJ.. r,-1415: f-72 if ... ,-v.- , ..c ,f t.A-- 4 'V 'f' , . .-,,,.-- -. 'ef-df.. ,je-.rv . L...-11 .' .. -,.. , r' -,agp V 1 'nr-,.fj 1 f.I.f' '71,-L.:2', ' 1-Q.,,,2 A P 86 Pugnacious Stanley Clark fDarrell Helmckej takes a poke at Willie Cfravxs Cavensj in The Inner Willie. The rest of the cast, Ieanne Parks. Iamesetta Burkett, Ted Burton, Lenny Matson, Bob Zurcher, Dolores Buck- miller. Dixie White, Ellen Huygens. and Elaine Slocum, look on. Dramatic Productions Featured taste ot show business when Miss Patricia Holtz, Rob- ert McKean, and Mrs. Eleanor Duncan rounded up casts and produced three dramatic extravaganzas. The Inner Willie, a hilarious comedy starring Tra- vis Cavens as the meek Willie, with Bob Zurcher his mischievous inner self, was presented in November. Then came a colorful operetta, Pirates of Pen- zance, with costumes, songs, and all. It was staged by Mrs. Duncan and the vocal music groups and starred Kent Davidson as a bold, handsome pirate. Rounding out the drama calendar was a thrilling mystery comedy, The Skeleton Walks, which tea- tured Dick Wilkins as a sinister character named Dr. Fersig. mi: if .:,. M Ji img? 'wax Q 3 if E .Ag we-' ? fmt' gli 'QW' 5 ff N .f , V., L V .,-A 9 , .3 ,, -Ui? V ' ' ,... X V v2 ..:.-:E:r::::1E2.:::I-EBYEQEIEEE: If - ' :iii 2' - Wg 1 .4 A .,.,.-.... V, - ,Q af ,, .ba 3 Q x 5 H 3 I:-EMS.-.,::I .. ' .. ,B ' - ' K E K P , f' ' 395935 1 ' ff ' fs A if , as .,,, - 4.1.2. ff 'S . . . lighted batons dazzling spec- tators, last breathless moments in a tied game, thrill of receiving that hard earned B . . . V- X ,,fAL6':5f .?q7:Qgp, 'fr' 'jf lg,l5lz,ZfQ,.' 'V 1 ,. ,f:.:,'-:7'E7-f+yf'.-. .fr - -Q , ,fi'i.4' 115- ' cn ,j .ff -:g,,L'1'J .-'lL ff .,.., ,f,,,,. , .V far' -W, w.-AA ,..ffv- ,f ,-gm' f' -' .,, Ti, .. 'Q Www ' K Q ,YE K 2 3 x A X 3 F31 ' 3 2' 29 .wg fl Qyiff mf Vo xvx- Bevo fullback Ernie Zwahlen grits his teeth in a plunge through Tiger linemen to gain a few precious yards and upset Newberg 22-19. Chuck Shea. left half, sparking the lagging Beavers. led in the scoring column. He was named safety on the TYV All-Stars. Pigskin Men Tie for Cellar Hindered by numerous injuries plaguing their top baclqtield stars, the Beavers found their bid lor the l952 conference championship stalled by star--studded teams produced in other TYV league schools. The football squad. coached by Gene Freese, Ed Bader and Duane Moore, hit midseason stride in betting Dallas 40755 lost ground in a heart-breaker to eventual league winners Hillsboro, 32-20, snapped back to conguer Nevvberg 22-19, then tell victim to at tive straight losses to conclude the season. Returning veterans Dale Piclcard, Balph Holland, ,,,,,,,, , 15, grz. qizzul r ' Bob Rdgmllssenl and Bch Lee led the Way in all ..,A.,,,. H... E ::,,, Q ..., 4 ,, lin' Beaver triurnphs, turning in stellar line play. 1 ::--:1:11 'S E t . V R Though tying tor seventh place, Beaverton grid- tackle, lrnte Zwahlen haltback Bob Basrnussen guard, 3' . l , ., :.: ' 6 men nabbed tour TYV all-star positions: Bob Lee, H Q V I - -. ' and Cihuck Shea, safety, dhuck McClure was llii iw ncipied to honorable rnention. VARSITY SCORES Beaverton 40 Dallas Beaverton . ZU Hillsboro . Beaverton 22 Newberg Beaverton . 7 Oregon City Beaverton . l2 Mclvlinnville Beaverton l4 West Linn Beaverton 6 Beaverton 7 Beaverton t8 Forest Grove Tigard . Cleveland . lllt . r , i's'f f . ,g'.'fa ,fl ' ' ', K 7, -,Tj ,N A: , , ..v.-'Ar-E651 ' K. ,J ,, .. , en-A,1,.,., 1 V Vlfgi- .,A.,f.1J - lure-Q ' . . , . ff' ,-:A 1...-3 Q- H: :,,g,,f:5Vf.1-L19 if TY V LEAGUE STANDINGS Wins Losses Pct. Hillsboro 7 0 1.000 Oregon City . G 1 .857 McMinnville 4 3 .571 Forest Grove . 4 3 .571 Newberq 3 4 ,429 'West Linn 2 5 .286 Beaverton l 6 ,147 Tiqard 1 6 .147 Fighting spirit of Chuck McClure rolled up yardage against Oregon City. bu! even so the final gun sounded with the Pioneers on top 31-7. 4 'I 1650 'W Z! it -4. 37 1 w e 1 ' 2 :zggzi 1E .q , b1. ..... ...17..- 3 How 1. Ralph Holland, Ted McBride, Dale Burger, Chuck McClure, Bob Lee, Bart Olson, Ernie Zwahlen, Dale Picl-card, lim Springer, Keith Wismer, lim Sinneriicl, Manager David VJarfi and Manager lim O'Connor. How 2: Barry Bobbitt, Billie Skeels Harris Hansen, Mel Henson, Lee Zum- walt Rick How TTI-in, Hon Dick Grant, Bill Aulerich, Roger Larson. Hod Wells, Dave Nielsen Mercer, Fred Mondin, and Head Coach Gene Ereese. 3. Creed Wright, Boyd Hillwertz, Howard Eaton, B111 Tri, Don Bow Bill Henderson, Bob Grant, Chuck Shea, Dave Lauro, lerry Bussun Nelson Bob Rasmussen, Coach Duane Moore and Coach Ed Bader it i ine' al l A X FROSH FOOTBALL: First row: Floyd Hein, Itm Gentry, Larry Stearns, ler, Iohn North, Monte Sipe, Frank Arena, lack Hamel, Toby Kempthorn, Denny Owen, Allan Mills, Lee Metcalf, Malcolm Clement, lim Drake, Bruce Weaver, Len Dahlen. Gerry MCGann, Gary Oberst. Third row: Coach B111 Logan, Bob Wambach, Iohn Landis, Bill Hiller, Ron Pauly, Gary Wtlhelms, Tom Wells, Royal Moore, Bob Williams, Gregg Second row: Manager Mike Colley, Louis Bacon, Dean Barzee, Pete But- Altenhaten. A il ,C Wx- .JF .g 1' - . iz - W: .2 1 ,t f z K , ,141 45: -' ,J if-, - - - Q'-fbi'-5-fkfy' ,, C ' -'r+1-.f.-V' Co-pilots of the varsity gridiron crew. Ernie Zwahlen and Bart Olson. plan strategy in a pre-game conference. IV. Frosh Hit Rocky Season Iunior varsity turimen rounded out their stormy 1952 schedule with one Win in seven contests, Only season victory tor Bob Perry's crew was chalked up against Tigard, 33-12, in the season tinale. McMinn- ville and Newberg shaded the gridders on 7-5 and 12-6 counts. A real fighting spirit was shown by linemen Sam Sin- clair, Frank Foley, Elroy Farah end Bill Gunther as they cleared the Way for hard-running back Bon Anderson and signal-caller Fred Mondin. Coach Bill Logan and his lirosh charges came through the rugged 1952 season with two wins, over 1-lillsboro and McMinnville, and tour losses, including a heart- breaker to West Linn. Outstanding players were Malcomb Clement, Lee Met- calt, Gregg Altenhofen, defensively, and Gerry McGann, Bob Williams, lohn Landis, Gary Oberst and Larry Stearns on offense. 93 Beavers Startle District Coach Bob Perry's hardetighting Beavers had another last minute disappointment as Hillsboro defeated the Beavers twice to gain a berth to the state basketball tournament at Eugene. Beaverton. with Dick Grant and Chuck Shea hitting the hoop, pulled in one ot the biggest up- sets in the state by defeating Hillsboro in the lirst district tournament game. The Beavers dropped Forest Grove in the second game but were stopped by the Spartans. With six seniors, Bob Lee, Dick Grant, Lee Zumwalt, Bill Henderson, Barry Ott, and Ernie Zwahlen, graduating, the Beavers will lose their height average of over six feet, Returning lettermen next year will be Boger Peck, Ted Miller, Chuck McClure, and Chuck Shea. Dick Grant, team captain, was leading scorer with 223 points and was selected to the TYV All-Star team. Chuck Shea was named hone orable mention and scored 208 points this seaf son, Chuck McClure scored l39, Lee Zumwalt hit ll2 and Boger Peck swished the hoop for 97. Barry drives for two points in the opening game. Chuck fights lor the bull with West I-inn's Fitzpatrick and Hoss- mussen. Iunior Varsity Row 1: Dennis Livengood, Dirk Davidson, lay Houger, Iohn Dean, Bob Grant, Doug Ketel. Row 2: Coach Russell, Phil Chitwood, Iim Sinnerud, Ben Indahl, lack Oberst, Boy B e, Roger McKnight, Dale Ott. CNot pictured Dean Day, Dennis gowarthj gy il g g d i Frosh Row 1: Mike Colley, Gerry McGann, lim Drake, Larry Stearns, Roger Nelson, Bruce Weaver, Lee Metcalf, Iim Gentry, Roger Berg, Dean Barzee. I. V.'s Capture League Title Beaverton's I.V.'s had an outstanding year as they established a 13 Win-one loss record and captured the TYV league championship. Leading the squad was Dirk Davidson with 223 points and Ben lndal and Bob Grant, close behind with 186 and l82 points respectively. Iohn Dean scored ll4 and Boger McKnight ll3 to round oft the fearsome tivesome. Beaverton Frosh coached by Gene Freese had one ot the biggest turn outs in many years with 67 boys reporting. The team was cut to l6 tel- lows who supported a ten Win-tour loss record. Leading the scoring were Roger Nelson l02, Furm Duncan 92, Larry Stearns 72. Row 2: Gary Oberst, Royal Moore, Bob Williams, Glen Iohnson, Eldon Pauly, Allan Mills, Furm Duncan, Denny Owen, Coach reese. Chuck McClure drives in hard for a lay up as a Mc Gel the Ball yells Dxck G ani as Lee Zumwalt dxves Mmnville guard checks closely. after I! BEAVER LEAGUE PLAY Oregon City We-st Lirm . Tigclrd . Newbmg N Forest Grove HiHsboro... McNhnnvHk lHHsboro ,. Oregon CNY McMinnville Tigord . , . WestLir1r1 . Forest Grove Newberg ,, Beovedon Beovedon Eeovedon BeoveHon Beovedon Beovenon Beovedon Beovenon Beovedon BeoveMon Beovedon Beovenon Beovedon Beovedon Lee goes high as he escapes a Grant forward to dunk one m. Varsity: Row 2: Manager Ion Wright, Ion Barrett, Sam Simich, Dick Row 1: Phil Chnwoody rack Hum' Ed Ramsdeul ferry Erickson' Grant, Bill Henderson, Ernie Zwahlen, Bill Bruce, Kent David- Roger Peck, Hod Wells, Ben lndahl, Dave Nielsen, Manager Ted SGH' Paul Bunamf hm Slnnerud- Coacn Gene Duncan Burton. Hurlers Lead Hard-Luck Crew Headed by an imposing array of eight varsity ' regulars, Gene Duncan's '52 diamond crew wrapped if-'ffgigiggf i , f - , . , . ' 7 4 1,,?g,,f,Qgg5gf,g,f-Q up a 3-ll record, with six of the verdicts heartbreak- ers dropped by a single run. 316771: if -:,.f,9q Q., .:, Slugging Star Ed Ramsdell ties into a fireball pitch for a solid two-baser. Dunc's pitching brigade, Ernie Zwahlen and Bill Henderson, lit the victory fuse as Ernie tossed a masterful one-hit shutout and Bill turned in a pair of four-hitters. Meanwhile Ed Ramsdell and ferry Erickson piloted the Bevo's heavy artillery in the batting col- umn with potent .333 and .306 marks respectively. Defensively, Ierry held down the first sack, Dick Grant patroled second, peppery lack Hunt roamed shortstop, and Bill Bruce protected third, as catcher Ramsdell deftly guided his battery mates. Iim Sinnerud, Kent Davidson, and Sam Simich topped the outfield contingent with consistently alert play. Bill Logan's I. V. baseball team came through the l952 season just short of a .500 average with six wins and eight losses. Chuck Shea led the pitching staff of Bob Haines, Ron Kipp and Bob Grant with an impressive no-hit, no-run game, a pitchers dream, over Forest Grove. Players supplying big sticks were lim Barnett with a 400-plus average, followed closely by Chuck Shea. TYV LEAGUE STANDINGS West Linn , . . . 11 3 .786 Oregon City , .. . , 10 4 .714 Forest Grove . . . . 10 4 .714 McMinnvi11e . 8 6 .571 Newberg . . . 4 10 .286 Beaverton . . 3 ll .214 Hillsboro . . , 3 11 .214 Bill Henderson unwinds and bazookas a fast curve over the plate. First-sacker Ierry Erickson uses ihe spliis to scoop-up a low ihrow for a fast oui Iunior Varsity Row 2: B111 Young, A1 Tauscher, lack Pinkerman, Iim Barneti, Row 1: Hennok Sooi, Ron Kipp, Iohn Bricker, Bernie Roberis, Chuck Shea, Dirk Davidson, Bob Haines, Bob Grant, Leroy Dave Homes, Timmy Berg, Ron Anderson, Gary Moberly, A1 Farah, Dean Day. Sahel, Iack Brown. Beavers Run - Records Fall For the first time in over a decade Beaver thinclads, cast as area kingpins, played second fiddle-to a pesky crew of Hillsboro weight' men. Led by versatile Dick Bowman, beaten only by the state champion in the 220-yard run and rated fifth in state broadjumpingg Mel Mori, speedster on the high hurdlesg and Dick Ger- vais, flashy speed merchant in the 100-yard dash, the tracksters spilled all competition on the cinders but fell short in field events. In the year's first stop, the colorful Willam- ette Relays, Ed Bader's sprint stars picked off two firsts and a pair of thirds to finish near the top of the winners' list. Grabbing victories were the relay and shuttle hurdle relay teams, both for the second consecutive year. Churning into their regular season schedule with the annual Beaverton Relays, the Orange- men chalked up a record-tying time in the sprint medley but still fell to third in final point totals. Records tumbled as the well-seasoned run- ners skimmed over the track to new 880-relay marks in both the county and district meets while Dick Bowman erased the standards in the broadjump at both the conference and county contests. Rounding out their schedule, the Bevo-men qualified four men-Dick Bowman, Mel Mori, Bart Olson, and Dick Gervais-for state cham- pionships where the quartet, consistent win- ners, piled up a second, third, and fifth to emerge with a final tenth-place state rating. Howard Eaton skims over the 10-foot. 2-inch mark with per- fectly executed form. Bart Olson and Dick Bowman, two outstandini members of the 880 relay team, practice before going to t e state meet where they took third. Gary Altman gets a running start in the B80 as Dick Gervais hands off the baton at the district meet. Thinclads Dick Gervais and Bart Olson flash to first and second places in their heat of the 100 at the county meet. Row 1: Coach Ed Bader, Bob Lee, Ted McBride, lim Delameter, lrving Gregerson, Al Taylor, Wendell Pike, Dick Gervais, Dick Bowman, Mel Mori, Coach Freese. Row 2: Roy Smith, David Howard, Iohn Cooke, Howard Eaton, lohn Ziegle, Bart Olson, Dale Pickard, lerry Lenz, Larry Boyd, Doug Ketel. Row 3: Duane Hein, lack Chunn, Carlton Gestring, Fred Mon- din, Gary Altman, Bill Turner, Sterling Nelson, Keith Wismer, Allan Toelle, Calvin Semon, lim MacKay, lay Harris, Richard Sturtevant, Dori Bowman, Practicing the form which won him fifth place at the state meet. captain Dick Bowman hurdles into the sand pit. Rifle Row 1: Bradley Flowers, Charles Haase, Steve Boso, Bob Ricks, Ron Nelson, Dave Fin- ley, Peter Butler. Row 2: Bill Young, Larry Snyder, Leonard Schlottman, Fred Hahn, David Homes. Larry Cole, Mike Metcalfe, Harris Hansen. Row 3: Mr, Boge, lim Blethen, Ted lmel, Lee Bartlett, Don Knepp, Alan Tauscher lohn Landis, Leroy Berger, Ron Hansen, Doc Lee Thompson. 2 Golf Row 1: Monte Sipe, Leonard Dahlen, Robert Lettelman, lack Hunt, Don Ribble, Steadman Shaw. Row 2: Dale Ott, Warren Woodruff, Kent Davidson, Ernie Ewahlen, Barry Ott, Lee Zumwalt, Chuck Shea, Pete itmars, Tennis Row 1: Darrel Wells, Larry Boyd, Paul Kutz, Bob Sheldon, Phil McEwan. Row 2: Mrs. Sylvia Gilbert, Bill Winters, lim Bass, Dave Palmrose, Ron Young, Wally Kramer, Fred Moziohon, Bob McMillan. Swimming Relaxing aiter a. swim are: Ruth Mollinger, Ricky Allen, l-larriette Fisher, Pat Weaver, Carol Fleming. Ken Shoemake, lack Knapp, Sally Shea, Steadrnan Shaw, Coach Bev Gates, Captain Bob Pointer, Bob Bullock, Hod Wells and Don Peck Golfers Nearly Pros Iron-wielding divoteers and Gene Duncan, coach met Parkrose twice in interschool matches, winning both times. They also played Oswego and Columbia Prep. Gaining recognition were Barry Ott, who won the Oregon Pro-Iunior championship and Portland Golf club junior championship, and Chuck Shea, who took the Oregon Coast junior championship. Deciding how to hold a tennis racket are Rosie Marie Law, Lavonne Hiller. Suzanne Templeton, and Bonnie lean MacLeod. Ski Ski club officers check skis for a Sunday outing. They are Ion Wright. treasurer: Doug Henderson, president: Nadine Manos, Secretary: Leigh Wil- cox, vice-president. What A Racket The '52 tennis team, coached by Sylvia Gilbert, battled Forest Grove, West Linn, and Oregon City across the net. Bill Winters, lim Bass, and Wally Kramer formed a stalwart triple singles attack. Bill and Bon Young went to state, but lost in the tirst round. Big Guns Shoot Off with a bang was Dr. Lee Thompson's rifle club. Practices were held Thursday nights in prep- aration for competitive matches with other schools and shooting in state and district tournaments. Ace marksmen were Dave Holmes, Bill Schaer, Fred Hahn, and Bob Ricks, president. They Bubblie With Enthusiasm Swimmers take your markfget readyibangl Splashln and 20 B-l-li water babies and Coach Beverly Gates formed Beavertons swimming team. Taking 4th in state meet was Sally Shea, free- stylisht, now swimming tor M.A.C. She has placed 5th in state. Ken Shoemake, also swimming lor M. A. C., has entered state and district meets. Ski Club Ambitious And Active Beavers took to the hills -ot Mt. Hood-on seven snowy excursions throughout the year. The Ski-B's, in their second year, inspired the P-TA to sponsor ski lessons. The slat enthusiasts were ac- companied by adults on their outings. 103 Ralph Holland uses a grapevine to break his man down. How 1: Tim Berg, Paul Baileg, Bruce Steele, Milton School, David Holrgfes, Capt. Bob Brooks, ave Thoennes, Don Woodward, Bill Mid eton. How 2: Ron Hanson, Willard Horton, Virgil Burger, Larry Weirich, Bob McMillan, Dick Stevens, Charles aase, lack Hunt, Frank Foley, lim Carey, Ierry Russum. Row 3: Hod Wells, Bill Guinther, Dale Pickard, Elroy Farah, Ken- neth Warren, Steve Boso, Ralph Holland, Harris Hanson, lack Pinkerman, Leroy Berger, Coach Duane Moore. Matmen Worth Their Salt Beaverton High's wrestling team underwent a suc- cessful and thrill-filled second year. Under the direction of Coach Duane Moore the squad made an outstanding showing against some of the keenest competition in the state, ending the season with four wins to six losses. The team placed fourth in the T. Y. V. League. ln the District l tourament the Beaver matmen came home with a fourth place berth and six men, Paul Bailey, Frank Foley, Bill Guinther, lerry Russum, Harris Hansen, and Ralph Holland, eligible to compete at the state tourna- ment. lerry Russum, in his first year of Wrestling, won state laurels with a fourth place medal. The wrestling squad members who went to the state toumament were: Bill Guinther. Harris Han- son. Ralph Holland, Coach Du- ane Moore, Ierry Hussum, Frank Foley, Paul Bailey. 104 'WBC B Dale Pickurd tries a chicken wing lor o take- Harris Hanson uses o hall nelson to roll his down, mon over. SEASONS RECORD Parkrose ,... 42 Sandy ...... McMinnville Milwaukie . West Linn . . Hillsboro . . Oregon City, Tigard ..... Oswego . . . Newberg . . Beaverton Beaverton Beaverton Beaverton Beaverton Beaverton. . Beaverton. . Beaverton. . Beaverton. . Beaverton. . :Y 1zQfgTf,. A fV'ff!'L'fQ!'7f! -I ' -:V ,,,','.. M, 1,:'- ' .' . ' r. V-9,5 - , - V 1 I ' K ,- . f , :Ln1,?k:3,:g:l:.'L - 31.79 :i.'4.4,5--1.1, Captain Bob Brooks rolls his opponent over before pinning him. 3 106 I f-Lf .Q V-,ref 1:25,-L or f' . 'f.'f.,,,-7117 :rj 'r ,,.-' ,',-j-'.,-GG:-H--T gay ' J... .r,:n1i,,' g , , ' J l i , E-13 '.f'l2'.t..'7'? Row 1: Suzanne Neelings, Marianne Kraut- scheid, Sue Bradley, Nancy Berger, Row 2: Mary Ellen Bergstrom, Lorraine Stark, Ianet Butler, Vera Gentry, Colleen Helmcke, Kay Bader. Girl V-Ballers Win One Game Losing all but one game, the girls' A-squad volley- ball team never-the-less gained valuable experience and friends. Coached by Miss Ellen Forslund and captained by Bernadine Bergstrom and Elsie Gentry, the Beaver- ettes met Forest Grove, Hillsboro, and Sherwood over the net. Following each contest, they and the opposing school team had a social hour, with chit-chat and refreshments. Volleyball intramural team captains were Donna Scott, Marylee Cavens, Colleen Helmcke, Ianet Woot- ten, Evelyn Kolstad, Shirley Molash, and Bernadine Bergstrom. Approximately 84 girls participated in intramural sports, played during noon hours. Row 1: Evelyn Kolstad, Carole Thackeray, Rose Marie Law, Shirley Molash. Row 2: Mary Molash, Sally Graves, Ianet Wootten, Elsie Gentry, Helen Mclntosh, Ber- nadine Bergstrom. Row l: Sally Graves, Dorothy Cobb, Harriette Fisher, Bonnie lean MacLeod, Sally Shea, Ricky Allen How 2: Evelyn Kolstad, Rose Marie Law, Elizabeth Krautscheid Bernadine Bergstrom, Vera Gentry, Elsie Gentry, Ianet Butler Margaret Coates. All eyes are glued to the ball as lane! Butler. Bernadine Berg- strom, Carole Thackeray and Bonnie lean MacLeod scramble to capture it. Basketball Sees Slow Season Lack of elbow room allowed the girls' basketball team to play only one interscholastic game. This Was at a play day where the femininity lost to Forest Grove. After-school practices were held several times, with Coach Beverly Gates and Captains Bonnie lean Mace Leod and Ianet Butler. Basketball intrarnurals took place during noon hours in the gymnasiums. Basket, here I come. hopes Ianet Butler as Margaret Coates attempts to check her. . . . drum corps marching in tovsm spring opening parade symbolic of Beaver interest in community af- fairs . . . And so we put our envelope of pictures away until we can remi- nisce another day. . ,ff J-'l'-1572 123-3 .' 4 A '-'Ji tarts ,-'gf' ---3, g1f,?,4w, :gif 'e-,y,g..f. aye, .:x. -- .f,,J. , 1 f .t'ff,.-rrffg .,1..-i 1:71 'K' f , f ff-I - f . '.Lz1xh.i'T. f' 11 .'.Lv'5-Tiff: .. , ,, f3'ifQ92'?'1- f. , J. ,,, , -1, .,.,. ,,f. - ,,,,,..' . ., ,ll-, he, -P if-if-r ., .-5:1-fc' -'J1gx.w-.H is . .,,,..-,..-,-5 - ww,f-'-- rffffl- .5--5'iitLe:'355w' 'i ' .xl -5 '-..'--r'..- f ,, , Q, pf- gt- :V :,--r . , 4-5'.'.1i2f'1liH S :'-'im ' .'-1.3,--3.4711 5. ::3gj,.f-' f of J H- . r V , .Q Si 2213: Q 1 S x 'Www , 3 482 -.sAQ's'w . V 1 1' X f 'tm - ,,,., X 5 5 4 5 ,. f -:.:. 14 xv if vi 0 I S1 Bruce, INDEX Annual Statt ,... ...... 6 0 Boys' League . .. ..... 50, 51 Driver's Club . .. .,.., 52, 53 Fire Squad ....65 Bader, Edward .... 14, 91, 101 Baker, Emma, Mrs ......... 19 Barnes, Amarette ...... 13, 61 Barr, R. I .... ,..,., ,..,.. 1 8 Baxter, Robert ,... .... 1 8 Beighley, Eugene ... . . . ,18 Beovich, Louie . . ,... 18 Bird, Arus ,... ,... l 5 Boge, Veldan ..,.. ..... 1 02 Bowman, Roy .,,.......... 16 Cameron, William . ,.,,... 16 Conoly, Bernice ....... 15, 60 Couch, lay ......, ...... 1 8 Cress, Vera .... .... 1 5 Day, Iohn ,,..., ,... 1 8 Day, Luella ...... .... 1 8 Duncan, Eleanor ..., .... 1 3 Adams, Helen .,..,..., 33, 72 Alexander, lerrold. .37, 57, 92 Allen, Barbara .....,....., 41 Allen, lean ......,,.... 22, 63 Allen, Ramona ,..,,......, 37 Allen, Ricky 37, 54, 57, 64, 103, 107 Allison, loyce ............. 30 Allyn, Darrell . .33, 57, 58, 73 gl-lo, 41, 50, 92 Altenholen, Marjorie . . .33, 73 Altig, Barbara ..........., 33 Altman, Ga? 3, 62, 65, 100,101 37 Amell, Annete . ....,.,.., . Altenholen, Gre Anderson, Don , .,......... 41 Anderson, Ran . ,33, 53, 92, 99 Anderson, Sue 33, 57, 59, 63, 73 Arena, Frank ...41, 65, 73, 92 Arnold, lim ....... 33, 72, 73 Aten, Ioseph ....,,. 33, 53, 92 Atlee, Grant ..,........... 33 Aulerich, William 32, 33, 50, 62, 65,91 Austin, Shirley .............. Bacon, Lewis . .,... 41, 53, 92 Bader, Kay 22, 54, 57,58, 72, 74, 75, 106 Bailey, Carol ...,.......,. 37 Bailey, Paul 32, 35, 62, 65, 104 Bair, Lawrence ......,..., 33 Baker, Shirley ..,... 37, 64, 72 Bakke, Ronald . ........ 35, 41 Benta, Arlene . .36, 37, 59, 64 Barber, Iudith .......,.,.. 41 Barnes, Suzanne.33, 57, 59, 64 Barnett, lim ..,. 33, 53, 92, 99 Barrell, Ronald ,........ . .41 Bartlett, Lee .. ..,. 33, 53, 102 Barzee, Dean . . .41, 65, 92, 96 Bass, lames 22, 57, 60, 64, 65, 76, 77, 102 Bass, Nancy .,...... ,..... 4 1 Bastian, Lois . ...,,,.., 33, 75 ORGANIZATIONS GAA .......... ..... 5 4 Panamero . . . . , . . .63 Hi-Y ..,,.,..,,.... ..,.. 5 6 Pep Club ,,..,...,,..., 58, 59 Hummer Stall ,.,., ..... 6 1 Rally Squad ......,...,... 58 Ir. Red Cross ...... ..,,. 5 7 Student Body Officers. .46,47 ADMINISTRATION Duncan, W. Eugene .... 14, 98 Logan, William ..,. 13, 92, 99 Elliott, V. Ann ............ 14 McGill, Evelyn . ....... 11, 16 Pain, Walter .... ... , . . . .18 Flitcraft, Frende .......... 18 Forslund, Ellen . . . ...... . .15 Freese, Bernard. 15, 91, 96, 101 Gates, Beverly ....... 15, 103 Haack, David ............. 18 Hansen, Harris ... ....,16 Heid, Winitred .... ..... 1 1 Hollar, Glen ..,. .... 1 5 Holtz, Patricia .... ..... 1 2 Howell, Merle .... ..... 1 8 Husen, Carl .,., ........ 1 5 Kah1e,1Car1.. ........ ..l1, 16 Kutz, Leonard .... , ...... 18 Livengood, Dorothy ....... 12 McKean, Robert .......... 12 Metzler, Beth ............. 13 Metz1er,1.R ....... . . .3, 10, 16 Moore, R. Duane. . .15, 91, 104 Moshatsky, Elaine . .... 11, 48 Mosholsky, Betty ......... 11 Nelson, Ioseph ..... ..... 1 3 Norris, Alva .... ....... 1 8 Orton, Beverly . .. .... 17, 48 Pearson, Arthur ...,....... 16 Perry, Robert ...... 14, 92, 95 Porter, David ............. 14 Rawls, Noma lean .... .12 Ritchie, Claire ............ 12 Robertson, Alan .... 13, 74, 75 STUDENTS Bates, Harry ..... ,........ Bates, Lola ............ 41, 72 Batke, Geraldine ......... 37 Baughman, Bob .... ..... 5 3 Bauman, Robert ... .....37 Beard, Carol ...,. ....... 3 7 Beard, Donna ...,...... 41, 72 Becker, Bryan ............ 33 Beckham, Barbara . ....... 37 Bedford, Sally ...... ..... Beguin, Larry .... ....... Bell, Iohn ...... ....... 4 1 Belles, David .......... 37, 53 Bender, Ann .............. Bennett, Dolores .......... Bennett, William ....... 41, 74 Benson, Gayl 22, 48, 54, 64, , 73 Beovich, Mary ........, 33, 33 65 QQ 87 64 Beovich, Tony ......... , 53 Berg, Roger ....,... 41, , 96 Berg, Ronald ............. 37 Berg, Tim . .N ....... 37, 99, 104 Berger, Leroy .... 53, 102, 104 Berger, Nancy ...,.... 37, 106 Bergstrom, Bernadine 22, 54, 55, 64, 106,107 Bergstrom, Mary E1len.41, 106 Berquist, Cecilia .......... 41 Berray, Bruce .....,....... 41 Besmehn, Barbara ........ 72 Besmehn, Beverly . .... 33,73 Best, Robert .. ............ 37 Bethea, Howard ....... 37, 74 Bevans, Don ....... ..... 4 1 Bevans, Dorothy .... .33 Bielitzer, Renata . . . . . . . .33 Bixel, Keith .......,....... 41 Blackburn, lanet ...... 33, 73 Blackburn, William .33, 53, 74 Blackman, Gary .,........ 33 Blackman, Gerald ......... 41 Blanchard, Larry ...... 37, 53 Blethen, lames ....37, 53, 102 Blomquist, Rodney ........ 41 Babbitt, Barry ...... 33, 91, 92 Boehler, Bonnie ........... 37 Boles, Lorraine . .33, 75, 76, 77 Bolt, William . . ....,....... 41 Boros, Ruby .......,... 41, 73 Boswell, Robert ........... 41 Boswell, Sandra .41, 57, 73, 75 Bowers, Dillon ....,...... 38 Bowman, Donald ..... 33, 47, 50, 53, 56, 62, 64, 65, 91, 101 Boyd, Larry 37, 53, 64, 92, 101, 102 Boyle, Gary .............. 37 Bozich, Amelia .......,... 41 Bracken, Ralph ........... 38 Bradley, Sue .......... 37,106 Breitenbucher, Mary Anr57 73 Bremer, Arvaida .......... 37 Bremer, Ieannette .... .33, 64 Brenner, Dick ............. 74 Brewer, Barbara .......... 22 Bricker, Iohn ......,... , 41 99 Ianise ......... 57, 59 33 41 Briggs, Broad, Veronica .......... Brooks Christine ....,.... Brooks, Leona ...... . . .33, 73 Brooks, Robert .22, 53, 62, 104 Brown, Charles ......., 33, 63 Brown, Dick ................ Brown, Gail ....... ..... 4 1 Brown, Gordon ......,..... . Brown, lackie .......,..... 33 Brown, lack .33, 46, 53, 61, 99 Brown, Thomas ........ 41, 74 Bill 31, 50, 52, 56, 62, 64, 65, 98 Bruce, ludith ........,,.... 41 Brunelle, Wallace . .... 37,64 Buck, Donna .............. 41 Buckmiller, Dolores .... 33, 64 Bullock, Bab ...33, 53, 74, 103 Bunn, Ray ............. 41, 74 Bunnell, Carmen . ..... 33, 73 Burchett, Catherine .... 55, 64 Burchett, Helen ........... 35 Burger, Dale 23, 46, 52, 56, 62,65, 91 Burger, Virgil 38, 53, 56, 74, 92, 104 I Torch Honor Society ....... 64 Winged B ................ 62 Y-Teens ..... ..... 4 8, 49 Russell, George .... 14, 95, 96 Sanlord, Geraldine . ...... 12 Saunders, William ........ 16 Schurman, Iames ... . . . .18 See, William . . .... .... 1 2 Statler, Ralph ... ....14 Thomas, Harold . .......... 14 Thompson, Dr. Lee ....... 102 Turner, Letho ,,...., .... 1 6 Van Buren, Ted ... .. . .13 Ward, Kathryn ..... .... 1 4 Weaver, Iosephine ........ 19 Webb, Ernest .......... 12, 76 Wendling, Ioseph ......... 18 West, William ......18 Wippel, Dorothy ....... 14, 48 Zimbrick, Frank . . . . . . .18 Burk, Bonnie . . .... 41 Burk,Lydia ., ....23 Burk, Myland ............. 41 Burk, Priscilla ............ 33 Burkett, Iamesetto 23. 59, 73, 87 Burris, Carol ...23, 48, 57, 64 Burton, Ted 23, 47, 53, 62, 64, Busch, Beverly ............ Butler, lanet ..41, 72, 106, 107 Butler, Peter ...... 41, 92, 102 Buxton, Howard ......,... 37 98 41 Bye, Bob ..... . ........ 33, 96 Byrd, Sandra ..... .... . .37 Cacicia, Marylyn . . . ,33 Cain, lames .........,.... 41 Calhoun, Beverly ......... 37 Cameron, Neil ......... 41, 74 Canida, luanita . . . .... . .33 Cannaday, Opal .......... 33 Carey, Iimrny ...,.... 38, 104 Cates, Bill ...... ........ 4 1 Cates, Dick ..... ........ 4 1 Coufield, Larry ........ 33, 63 Cavens, Marylee ...... 41, 73 Cavens, Travis 23, 47, 53, 56, 60, 64, 87 Ceclarquist, Betty ,....,... 33 Chadwick, Ioanna 29, 47, 59, 60, 63 Chapman, Faye ........,.. 41 Cheshire, Craig .... 56, 61, 64 Chitwood, Phil 33, 53, 56, 57, 65, 96, 98 Chong, Gilbert ........... 41 Christie, Duane . . . .33, 53, 63 Chunn, lack 33, 53, 62, 73, 92, 101 Clancy, Carrol ............ 33 Clausen, Bjorn . .... 23, 52, 56 Clausen, Ellen ......... 37, 72 Clegg, Terry .........,,... 41 Clement, Malcolm ..... 41, 65 Clerc, Al .....,......,.,.. 41 Cline, Ianice ....,..... 23, 60 Coates, Donald ........ 38, 53 Cole , Larry ,,.. ..,.... 3 7, 102 French, Ann .............. 41 32, 35, 56, 62, 65, 95, 96, 98 Geiger, Phil ................ Coates, Margaret ..... 37, 107 Cobb, Alan ........,..,... 33 Cobb, Dorothy ,... 37, 64, 107 Cochran, Marilyn ......... 41 Co swell, Leota ....,..... 37 Coaay, Ellery .........,... 41 Cole, Karen ..........,.,. 41 Colley. Michael .41, 65, 92, 96 Connelly, Nancy ....,..... 41 Cook, Marlene ,... .... 3 7, 73 Cooke, David .......,..,,. 41 Cooke, Emily ....,.. 33, 64, 73 Cooke, John.23, 52, 63, 73, 101 Cooke, Priscilla .....,.,.,, 41 Cooper, Carol , .33, 54, 61, 64 Coppers, Patricia ........... Cosby, Edith .............. 23 Cottrell, Judith .... .... 4 1 Coulter Sally .....,....... 41 Cover, Lynnette ........... 33 Cowger, Les ,......... 41, 74 Cox, Wanda ....... 37, 64, 75 Craig, Jo ce ........... 41, 75 Cromwell: Bill ...... 33, 92 53, Cumberland, Janet ,....... Cunningham, Phillip ...,,. 41 Cushman, Caroline .,., 41, 72 Cutler, Steve .....,.....,. 41 Cutts, Peggy.23, 48, 60, 63, 64 Dachtler, Bob ....... ...... 4 1 Dahlen, Leonard ..41, 92, 102 Damron, Betty ,.,....,.... 41 Davidson, Dirk 37, 53, 95, 96, 99 Davidson, Greg ........... 34 Davidson, Kent 23, 47, 52, 56, 57, 62, 64, 65, 72, 73, B7, 98, 102 Davis, Robert .,.........,. 41 Day, Dean ......... 37, 73, 99 Day, Gary ..,... ,.... 4 1,74 Deal, Marilyn . .. .... . .37 Dean, Deanna ,,.. ...... 3 7 Dean, John ....., .... 9 5, 96 Degner, Joan ,.......,. 23, 72 DeHaan, David ,..,.... 23, 53 Delameter, Judith ,.,..,... 33 Denton, Helen ...... .,.. 4 1 Derrick, DeWayne ,......... DeYoung, Dolores ........ 41 Dietrichs, Sharon , , ,.,. 35, 64 Diller, Robert .....,...,,.. 41 Dillon, Joanna ......,.. 41, 73 Dillon, Warren .,... 34, 53, 74 Dimick, Donald 23, 53, 57, 72, 73 Dimler, Phyllis ...,..,. Ditmars, Peter. .23, 73, 7 Ditzler, Jolly .... 34, 53, 72, 73 Donaldson, Leslie . 34, 53, 62, 92 72 41, 75 6, 102 Drake, Janet ,..,...... 41, Drake, lim . ..,..... 41, 92, 96 Dreyer, Lois ............., 41 Dreyer, Margaret ....34 Druhl, Sharon .....,...... 34 Drury, Barbara . ,...... 37, 64 Dudgeon, Geraldine ...... 34 Dugger, Glen ...... 23, 72, 73 Duncan, Furm .....,... 41, 96 Dunn, Ioan ..,.. .,.. 3 7 Dvke, Marilyn .... .,., 4 1 Eagles, Phillip .... ........ Eagles, Shirley ....,.., 30, 82 Eagleson, Martha 36, 37, 59, 63 Eastham, Joan ............ 37 Eaton, Dudley ......,.. 37, 92 Eaton, Howard 26, 50, 56, 62, 65, 91, 100, 101 Eddy, Hugh ,,...,..... 35, 64 Ediger, Ray ,,... ,.,. 3 3, 64 Effinger, Ann .... .... 3 7, 87 Elliott Charles .... . .,... 41 EX Elliott, Robert ........,,,.,,. Ellis, Gwendolyn . . .23, 57, 63 Elmburg, Jean .....,.,,... 41 Eltzroth, Elaine ,. ,....,.,. 34 Ely, Glenla ,....... 40, 41, 72 Emerson, Darryl ...... , . , .34 Emerson, Nowell .,,,,,,.,. 41 Emig, Art ..,. 23, 53, 58, 60, 76 Emmons, loan ..,.,.,,.... 41 Emry, Betty . . ,...,,.. . ,... 41 Enger, Dennis ........, 53, 65 Enger, Richard ..., ,....., 3 4 Enger, Virginia ,....... 41, 57 Englehart, Herby ..,...... 41 Epplett, Francene .....,... 41 Erickson, Jerry 25, 53, 62, 65, 73, 82, 98 Ericson, Eleanore ....., 34, 64 Ervin, Stan ..... , ...... 37, 53 Evans, Robert ......... 23, 53 Ewer, Barbara ..,.. 23, 73, 77 Fain, Benny ..........,,.,.. Falk, Marlene ...... 36, 37, 64 Farah, Elroy 34, 53, 56, 92, 99, 104 Faribrother, Keith ......,.. 41 Farrier, Betty .......... 37, 63 Farris, Kenneth , ......,... . . Featherston, Frances ..23, 73 Feeney, Richard ...... ' ..,. 41 Ferris, Emagene ......,... 73 Fery, Marlene ......,.. 35, 46 Fey, Mark .,.... ....., 3 5 Filley, Darlene .....,., 41, 75 Finley, David ..,,..... 41, 102 Fisher, Harriette 19, 37, 103, 107 Fisher, June ..... ,...,, 3 3, 48 Fleenor, Cecil ......,..... 41 Fleenor, Vivian .,......,.... Fleming, Carol Ann ..4l, 103 Flowers, Bradley ..... 41, 102 Foege, Norma ...........,.. Foley, Frank ...... 34, 92, 104 Folsom, Toni .,............ 41 Folsom, Max .... 23, 52, 63, 64 Forbragd, Paulis .........,.. Fortiere, Leland ........... 41 Fox, Loren ..,.., .. . ,41 Fox, Milo ......... ....,. 3 4 Fraser, Kathryn ....... 37, 64 Freeden, Robert ...,,.. 37, 53 Freeman, Patricia ......... 37 Freeman, Ron ,,... ....,... 3 7 Freerksen, Karl .... 23, 76, 77 Frisch, Lissa ........ .,.. 4 1 Fulbright, Marilyn ,......, 73 Galbraith, Margaret . , .41, 74 Gallucci, Barbara ,........ 33 Gaskins, lake , .... 36, 37, 56 Geer, Deloris ............, 41 Geiger, David .... . . , ,4l Gortler, Garry ..........,. 37 Goyok, George ...,....... 41 Grant, Barbara .....,.. 33, 64 Grant, Dick ....... 24, 46, 47, 50, 52, 56, 62, 65, 91, 95, 98 Grant, Kathleen ,.,.....,.. 41 Grant, Robert ...., 37, 47, 53, Heinrich Helfrich, Helmcke, Helrncke Jerald ........,,. 41 Ronald ,,.., ..... 3 5 Colleen 24, 54, 55,106 Darrell ,..,, ..... 2 4 Henderson, Dou las 24, 52, 64, 73, 103 42 56, 62, 91, 95, 96, 99 Graves, Ruthe ......,.. 34, 64 Graves, Sall 37, 54, 64, 106, 107 Graziano, Robert . . .,.... . . . Green, Michael .... 24, 52, 63 Green, Nancy ,,..,...,.... 37 Greene, Wanda .......,,., 37 Greenman, James ........, 41 Gregory, Beverly ...... 41, 74 Gregory, Maryalice . . .35, 64 Grendall, Francis ......,,... Greve, Judith .......... 38, 59 Griftin, Richard .,... 37, 53, 73 Grimson, Patricia ..,...... 37 Grosse, Gene .......... 37, 92 Grunden, Lee ............. 41 Guinther, William ........ 104 Haase, Charles 24, 52, 64, 102, 104 Hackett, Ianice ..... 24, 59, 60 Hafner, Wally ............ 38 Haftorson, Gordon ......., 42 Hagen, Alice .......... 24, 72 Hagen, Buzz .35, 46, 53, 56, 65 Hahn, Fred . ..... 38, 53, 102 Haines, Robert .24, 52, 65, 99 Hale, Frank .,.....,,,. 41, 74 Hall, Jill ...,.........,..,, 42 Hall, Judith ........ 40, 42, 72 Hall, Judy .,., .... 3 7, 64, 73 Hall, Linda ..... ..... 3 7, 64 Hamel, Jack .,.....,,.. 41, 92 Hamel, Ruth .......,...... 24 Hamilton, Donald ......... 42 Hampton, Mar aret 26, 43 60, 63, 64, 87 Hampton, Virginia 32, 35, 61, 64 Hansen, Betty ........, 42, 72 Hansen, Beverly .......... 42 Hansen, Harris 36, 37, 53, 73, 91, 92, 102, 104 Hansen, Janice ......,.... 42 Hansen, Ronald 38,53,102, 104 Hanson, Dorothy ........., 24 Henderson, Janice .....,.. Henderson, William 24, 50, 52, 62, Hendrickson, Harry Henson, Mell ,. .24, 91,95, 98 .,.....33 56. 62,91 Herman, Keith . ..,...., 34, 74 Herrington, Morane .....,.35 Herr, Jim ...,..........,.. 35 Hess, Louis ..... .,,...... 4 2 Hewes, Bill ...,........,.. 38 Hicks, Edwin ......, 32, 34, 53 Higgs, Edward . .,...,.... 42 Hildenbrand, Wes ........ 42 Hiller, William ...,.,.. 42, 92 Hillwertz, Boyd .34, 53, 56, 91 Hoaglin, Craig . .37, 53, 64, 74 Hobbs, my ,... ,..,. 3 4, sa, ss Holland, Nancy ..., 42, 72, 75 Holland, Ralph 22, 50, 52, 56, 60, 62, 91, 104 Holmes, David . . .3 8, 102. 104 40 42 Holmes, Joyce ......... , Holmes, Judy ..,..., 34, 58, 64 Holton, Joann ......... 34, 74 Homes, David ...,,.,,. 64, 99 Hope, Mary Ann ,..,... . . .24 Horine, Philip ......... 42, 53 Horney, Lynda ........ 42, 73 Horton, Willard ......, 65, 104 Howard, David .... 33, 92, 101 Howard, Sally ......... 42, 75 Howarth, Dennis ......,... 37 Howell, Lois .......... ,... 4 2 Huddleston, Patricia. 24, 37, 59 Huddleston, Virginia ...... 73 Hudson, Phyllis ........... 42 Hulings, Caroline ...... 34, 73 Hunt, Jack 24, 53, 62, 9 8, 102, 104 Hurst, Robert .......... 24, 53 Huth, Dale ........ . ....,.. 42 Huygens, Ellen 37, 57, 64, 59 Hyslin, Richard ,... ..., 4 1, 57 Hyslop, Charleen ...... 37, 72 lmel, Barbara , ...,,... 24, 72 lmel, Theodore ...... 38, 102 Indahl, Ben Hanson , Jeri ..,.........,. 24 Harding, Charles ...... 37, 53 Harding, Leland .,..,..... 24 Hargreaves, Anne ..,,. 34, 64 Harland, Dennis .,...., 24, 53 Harms, Kay ,..... .,...,. 3 4 Harms, John .,.,....... as, sa Harris, Jane ..,.,... 37, 59, 64 Harris, Jay .34, 53, 65, 92, 101 Harris, Jerry ...,..,,... 41, 74 Gentry Gentry Gentry 1 Elsie 24, 54, 55, 64, 107 Jim ..... 41, 65, 92, 96 Vera .37, 64, 106, 107 Gerg, Martha .......... 24, 72 Gertsch, Shirley .... 40, 41, 73 Gestring, Carlton ..... 37, 101 Ghigliette, Julia ,,.. 33, 57, 59 Gieszler, Jake ............., Gift, Alan .,.,,..,........, 35 Gilbert, David . .,,..,.. 33, 63 Gillespie, Lowell ...,...... 37 Glasrer, Gene ,,......,... 41 Goggin, Geraldine ,,.. 37, 64 Gooderham, Sharon . . .37, 64 Harris, Rodney .,....., 37, 74 Hart, Marylee ...... 42, 74, 75 Harter, Sharon ,,....... 42, 57 Hauger, Jay ....... 37, 74, 96 Haugland, Dolores ..., 42, 73 Haverluk, Elaine ..,...,,., 34 Haynes, Lonnie .... ....... Head, James ..,,. ....... Head, Sharon ,... ,.... 3 7 Heem, Joyce .... ,..42 Heikkila, Betty ..,..... 34, 73 Heikkila, Bonnie ....... 33, 64 Hein, Duane ..,,,...... 33, 53 Hein, Floyd ..,.... 41, 92, 101 Inman, Patricia ...... ,... . 38 Jackson, Jackson, Donna ,24, 54, 55, 64 Kenneth ......... 19 Jacobs, George .....,,. 38, 74 Jalcobson, Florence .25, 60, 64 Jamerson, Richard .......... Jansen, Ann .....,,. 34, 63, 64 Jeffries, Jensen, Judy , .....,,., 42, 73 Dwight ........ ss, ss Jensen, Georgean ,..., .... 7 7 Jensen, Jensen, Jensen, lewett, 1 ohnson Nadine ...,..,. 34, 75 Robert .....,...... 42 Suzanne ,..., . .34, 72 Sue 34,54,57, 59, 64,73 , Clarice .....,,,.... Johnson, Dorothy ,.....,.. 37 Johnson, Edward ,...,.... 41 Johnson, Glen ......... 42, 96 Johnson, Larry ,...... 33, 53 Johnson, Mae ..., ....... 4 2 Johnson, Rodney ... .... .38 IIDEX Iones, Alberta .,.... . ,... 42 Iones Anita Mae . .,,..... 42 lanes, L nore ......,.,,... 42 lanes, lvzary Gail .,..,..,. 38 Iones, Richard . ,,,. ..... 2 5 Iordon, Mary .... . . Kain, Sylvia .... 32, 33, 59, Katterman, Harlene ...4.,. Kauffman, Iulia ..,, 25, 59, Keefer, Bruce ..,....,.,... Keeler, Tommy ..,,...,.,.. Keller, Dennis .......... . 73 Kelly, Kathleen ..,..... 42, Kempthorn, Toby ,.,.,. 42, Kenealy, Patrick ..,..,.... 73 34 73 42 42 38 Keim, Ioe ....,...... 42, ,87 73 92 42 Kennen, Gary ..,..,,....,. 38 Kerr, Lewis .,....,...,, 38, Ketel, Bruce .....,..... 38, Ketel, Douglas 34, 53, 62, 96, 101 Ketel, Rosemary ,...... . . , . . Kilgore, Audrey ....,.. 25, 73 King, leanette . . . .... ,34 King, Karen .........., 42, 75 Kingsbury, Eric . . . 1 .... 38, 53 Kingsley, Ron.34, 58, 64,72, 73 Kipp, Ioanne ............., 38 Kipp, Ronald ..., .... 3 8, 99 Kisor, Claudia ,.... .,,.. 3 8 Kisagon, Beverly ...,...... 38 Kissgen, Sally ............ 42 Kleppin, Erma ,.,..... .42, 72 Knapp, Iohn ...... 76, 77, 103 Knepp, Donald ..,,... 34, 102 Knotts, Robert . . , .,.... .38 Koch, Royene .... ,..,, 4 2 Koeber, Ivan , ....,....,... 38 Koenig, Kolrich, Kolstad 25 Kramer, Ronald ......,, 34, 53 Nancy ..... 36, 37, 59 Evel n ,' 48, 54? ss, 64, 106, 107 Patricia ......,,.... Kramer, Wally ..,........ 102 Krautscheid, Elizabeth 25. 54, 64, 107 Krautscheid, Marianne 38, 64, 106 Krieck, Isabell ...,........ 38 Lenz, Gerald ...... 33, 92, 101 Leo ert, Arnold .,..,,..... 26 Le Slilieur, Sue ............, 42 Leuthold, Robert . . .,.. 24, 73 Lillard, Rosalie . , . ..... . .38 Lilles, Penn! 2 ,48, 59, 63, 74, 75 Lindemaier, Gunther . . . . ,42 Lindsa , La Vonne ......,, 38 Little, Zovene .,...,.....,, 30 Little, Maureen ,...,.,.... 30 Litvin, Vern .....,,. 22, 76, 77 Livengood, Darlene ..... 34 Livengood, Dennis .38, 74, 96 Livengood, Lvnn ....,. 26, 52 Loar, Bernia Ethel ........ 35 Locatell, Fleur ...4..... 26, 73 Lockwood, Dean ...,,..... 38 Logan, Charles . . . . . . .43 Long, Leon ..... .... Losli, Forrest . . . , . . .34 Lovett, Nancy . . . . . . .42 Lubbes, Wayne .., .,.. Luchs, Betty .............. 38 Ludwig, George .......... 42 Lund, Ronald .....,.... 26, 53 Lundberg, Chan ........,, 26 Lundberg, Charles ,... 27, 53 Lumby, Myrna ............ 42 Lutz, Linda ,...... , . , .42 Lutz, Molly .... ........ 6 4 MacKay, lim ....., 34, 53, 101 MacLeod, Bonnie lean 34. 54. 103. 107 McBride, David ............. McBride, Robert ....,.. 38, 65 McBride, Ted 17, 27, 52, 62, 91, 101 McCallen, Edward ..... 42, 74 McCamley, Patricia ..., 11, 27 McCamman, Bill . . .27, 76, 77 McClure, Charles 34, 53, 56, 62, 65, 73, 91, 95 McClure, Iack .,........,.,. McCoy, Michael ....... 17, 38 McCoy, Robert . . .,...,... . . . McCoy, Tom ,,........,.., 42 McCune, Gwendolyn . .27, 72 McGeorge, Sandra Krieck, Rosemarie ........ 34 Krueger, Marlene . .33, 64, 73 Krueger, Russell ,...... 38, 92 Kruettner, Dorothy ........ 38 Kubista, Florence ...,,.... 42 Kuchenthal, Dorothy ........ Kuhn, Clarence ..,......,. 33 Kuhn, Marvin .,..,........ 42 McCune, Maryelle McDonald, Norma McDougall, Rene . McEwan, Phil ..... McFarren, Allen .. ....,..,3s ffiflii a4,e4,1u2 ........38 McGann, Gerry .42, 65, 92, 96 McGeorge, Phyllis ..,.. 27, 72 ,34, 63,64 Martin, Maril n .27, 60, 61, Maruska Neclio 73 , , . . . 42 Maruska, Roy ..,.,......,. 42 42 64 Master, Gail ....,.. ...,, 63 27 Mather, Carol .,.... , , Matson, Larry34 Matson, Lenny 27 ,53, 57, 60, 64 ,43, 59, 64, 42 Matthieu, Ioan ,.,. . , Mattoon, Ioyce ..,. Mattoon, Marylin . Mauk, Kenneth Maxwell, Betty . ., Maye, Iean ...... Maye, Paul .... Mead, Phyllis ., . Mead, Dean ....... Meeke, lill ....,... '34,' Mercer, Rick ,,.,... .,.. 2 7, Metcalf, Lee ,,.. . , 82 72 27 42 42 38 . . . . .27 34 35 35 59 91 .,......42 Metcalf, Michae1.34, 40, 92, 96 33. 53. 102 Metcalf, Tracy .... Meyer, Betty ...... Meger, Iohn ....,. Mi dleton, Willing? Miller, Gary ..... Miller, Robert ..,.. Miller, Theodore ,, ...... 38 ,.......33 9l,92,l04 ........38 ........42 36, 38, 56, 57, 65, 95 Miller, William ..17, 35, 53, 92 Mills, Allan ..... 42, 65, 92, 96 Mills, Donna ........... 38, 59 Miske, Inge ,,., Mitts, Alan .... Mixer, Patricia . , . ,...,42 . ..,, 43 .,.....38 Moberly, Gary ...,.,,, 27, 99 Mock, Gerald .... Moffett, Iames . . . Mohr, Clarence .. ......,42 .....42 .,.,.38 Mohr, Paul ..,,.. ........... Molash, Mary , ....... 38, 106 Molash, Shirley , . . Mollinger, Ruth.32, Mondin, Fred 74. 106 42, 33, 82, 103 38, 53, 56, 65, 91, 92, 101 Moore, Iirn . .36, 38, 56, 65,92 Moore, Bob 36, 38, 53, 56, 65 Moore, Royal.40, 43, 65, 92, 96 Morgan, Zona ...,,........ 38 Mori, Anita. . ...... 34, 57, 59 Morris, Betty ............,. 33 Morris, Lambert . . ,.,.,.... 38 Morrison, Beverly ,,... 33, 73 Morrison, Frank .... 35, 53, 56 Mull, Patricia ..... Mullaney, Bernard Mulligan, Kathileen Munster, Marvin .. ..,...,,43 ,.......38 .......42 . ..... 34 Nordstrom, Gerald , Norris, Geralyn .... Norris, La Verne . . . North, Iohn ..,...... Oberst, Gary . . .40, Oberst, Iack ,32, 34, O'Brien, Sharon .,.. O'Connor, Danny .. .......39 38,59,64 .......42 42 92 42. 92, 96 62, 65, 96 43, '7:i,'76 O'Connor, James ...38, 65, 74 O'Connor, Katherine 17, 27, 48, 58, 63 Oesterblad, Karlene , , . . . .27 Oldenburg, Torn .... 28, 52,65 Olson, Barbara .,......,,. 38 Olson, Bartlev 28, 56, 62, 65, 91, 101 Olson, Carolyn ........ 38, 64 Olson, Ilene ..,,,... 34, 57, 59 O'Malley, Patrick ..,.....,. 43 Ott, Barry 28, 52, 56, 60, 95, 102 Ott, Dale ...... 39, 64, 96, 102 Overby, Mary ...,..... 42, 75 Owen, Denny 40, 42, 53, 73, 92, 96 Packe, Rita ,.... 34, 57, 59, 72 Page, Susan .........., 42, 75 Pa mer, Ivasue .,...,.. 19, 43 Palmrose, David .,28, 52, 102 Paris, Marlene ......... 28, 63 Parke, Ieanne ...... 28, 73, 87 Parks, Leo ......,,.....,.. 39 Kunkle, William ......,.., 42 Kutz, Paul .....,... 33, 74, 102 Kyler, Kelly ...,........... 34 La Due, Lawrence ........ 33 Lall, Dennis , .............. 25 Laman, Eugene ........... 42 Landis, lohn ,,..... 42, 92,102 Lange, Stuart .... ,.... . 42, 74 Larsen, Charles ..,, ..... 4 2 Larson, Herbert .....,,,,.. 42 Larson, Richard .....,,.,.... Larson, Roger . 25, 52, 56, 62, 91 Larson, Sally .,..,..34, 73, 82 McGinnis, Bonnie ,, ..,,.., 42 McGinnis, Patricia ........ 33 McGuirk, Adia .............. McGuirk, Elbert ...... , , . . , . . McIntosh, Helen . . ,27, 73, 106 McKee, Leonard . ..,,,. 33, 53 McKee, Sara ..,,...,....,. 42 McKimmy, Lois ........,.,,.. McKnight, Roger , , .53, 65, 96 McLean, Don ,,.......,.,.. 38 McLean, Roderick ...., 27, 52 McMillan, Robert .34, 102, 104 McMullin, Charles ........ 42 Madden, Mike . .38, 56, 58, 65 Naeve, Pat ..,.. ..,.....27 Nebert, Daniel .........,.. 42 Neelings, Su:anne 38, 73, 106 Neff, Robert ,...,.......,. .42 Neff, William .... ..... 4 2 Neher, Iean .... ..... 2 7 Nelson Duane . .. ...,. ..., Nelson Ernest ....,....... 35 Nelson Roger ....,.... 65,96 Nelson Ron ,... 42, 53, 56, 62 Nelson, Ronald Nelson 39, 43, es, 91, 102 stefimg ...,.. 35, 101 Lauro, David ....... 32, 34, 91 Law, Rose Marie 33, 103, 106, 107 i..awer, Fred .......,...,.. 42 Lawson, Audrey.26, 60, 63, 64 Leach, Frances ..,.,......,. Lee, Connie . . .,..........., . Lee, Robert 26, 52, 62, 65. 91. 95, 101 Lee, larry ......,. ,....... . . , Leffelman, Robert , ,,.. 42, 102 .gf Maffit, John ........,.. 27, 52 Malensky, Mary .,..,.. 35 , 72 Malloy, Richard . . . Mangan, Torn ..... Manos, Nadine,27, Marino, Gail ...... .,.....,38 .....,..42 58.63.103 .....,,.42 Mars, Marilyn . ..,..... 38,72 Marsh, Georgia ........ 27, 73 Marshall, lack ......,. 36, 38 Martin, Benny .... Martin, Evelyn ,,.. ......38 Nelson, Wesley ...,..,...... Newberry, Mary ,....., 35, 73 Neupert, Marilyn 32, 34, 47, 48, 59, 64 New, Carol ..........., 42, 72 Newkirk, David ......,.,.. 42 Nielsen, Ann ...,,.,..,. 19, 42 Nielsen, Dave 27, 53, 56, 62, 65, 91, 98 Nordgren, Helen ....... 38, 59 Nordgren, Kaye ....... 27. 57 Parmer, Ioyce ..,...,,,... 28 Patchin, Wilberta ..,.,. 38, 82 Patience, David ....,..39,92 Patton, Anita . .. ..,. 43, 75 Patton, Anne .. ....28, 64 Patzer, Donna .... .,...,.. 4 3 Paul, Carolee . . . .,.. 38, 72 Paul, Roger .....,,. ...... 3 8 Paulus, Richard ....,. 52, 63 Pauly, Ronald 40, 42. 73, 92, 96 Peake, Carole .......,.... 38 Pearson, Gary .,...,,,... 4.39 Peck Donald 28, 56, 64, 73, 103 Peck, Roger 36, 38, 56, 62, 64, 95, 98 Peden, Pat ............ 28, 59 Peden, Virginia .... ...... 4 3 Pender, Harvey ..,........ 39 Perrine, La Rue ....... 42, 74 Petersen, Melvin ........,... Petersen, Sally ..,........ 28 Peterson, Daniel ........,. 43 Peaerson, David Andrew Peterson, David Atle 34, 53 39, 53, 64 Peterson, Ruth ....,....... 34 Pfister, Iohn ...........,., 42 Phelps, Elayne ..,... ..., 3 5 Philleo, Geraldine ......., 28 Pickard, Dale 34, 56, 62, 65, 91, 101, 104 Pickler, Lois .... ,........ . . . Pickner, Bethean ..,.....,. 38 Pihl, Deane ...,.. ,.,....43 Pike, Elane .........,..... 38 Pinkerman, lack 36, 39, 99, 104 Pinkerman, Robert ........., Pointer, Bob ...,.. 28, 65, 103 Polette, Nancy .......,.... 35 Popp, Carolan .,28, 60, 74, 75 Porter, Barbara ........ 38, 64 Posselt, Edna May .,.,.... 43 Potapenka, Lillie .... .... 3 4 Price, Carol Anne ,........ 34 Prosser, Ierry .,....... 35, 53 Prouty, Iim ........,.. 35, 101 Pryer, Sally ..... 43, 101 Pryer, Sally ..,. . . .- ..., ,43 Purcell, Iarnes , .. .... . .34 Purcell, Roger .., ...,42 Schendel, Diane Steele, Bruce ....., 19, 42, 104 Walters, Ronald .......... 43 Roth, Bill .....,........ 35, 53 Wyman, Gary ..,.......,. 43 IlIDEX- '- Putnam, Frances Ann 17, 38, 64 ' , P t ...,..... 35. 59, 61 Quiett a 39 Quinn, Patricia ., .,...... , Rabe, Robert .,............ 53 Ramsden, Darlene ..... 33, 48 Ramsden, Patricia .......... Randall, Dorothy .......,... Rands, Fred ,....,.. 35, 53, 73 Rapp, Robert ..........,,. 42 Rasmussen, Bob 25, 52, 56, 62, 65,91 Rasmussen, Marietta 42, 54,72 Rayburn, Merlin ....... 28, 52 Reavis, Geraldine ...,..... 39 Redding, Charlean .... 43, 75 Redick, loy .............,. 34 Reed, loy ................, 43 Reed, Ronald ...... 28, 76, 77 Reese, Sharon ............ 35 Reeves, Don ........ ,,..,. 3 4 Reilly, Patricia ...., 43, 72, 75 Rennie, Kenneth ....... 43, 74 Reynolds, Georgina .,...,. 42 Ribble, Don .,..... 34, 53, 102 Rich, Lorraine ...... 34, 64, 73 Rich, Marsha .......... 39, 75 Richardson, Donna ,,....,, 42 Ricks, Robert 35, 53, 63, 64, 102 Rickson, Richard . . ,17, 42, 57 Roberts, Bernie ........,.. 99 Rogers, Arlene ..,.... 17,42 Rogers, Ruth .............. 34 Rosebraugh, Fred ..... 39, 53 Roses, Norma ...,..... 43, 72 Rosier, Carl .,............ 35 Roso, Steve ...35, 92, 102, 104 39 Ross, lim , . ,....,.. ....... Rowe, Ianice ....... 39, 43, 59 Rowe, Robert ... ,,... 19, 43 Rund, Earl ...... ...... 3 9 Rund, Howard .....,...... 28 Rushing, lon .,.....,..,... 42 Russum,1erry ..35, 91, 92, 104 Sabel, Albert . .. ..... 35, 99 Sachs, Iohn .,. ,....... . .39 Sadoti, lack ,... . , ..,...... 42 Salo, Ted ....... 53, 72, 73, 87 Sammons, D'Lorah ......,. 39 Samson, Randle ..,.,..... 39 Samuels, Roberta .... , .36, 39 Sanborn, Sunny ....... 35, 73 Sanders, Elsie ............ 35 Sandness, Iohn . . , ..... 28, 53 Sandness, Robert . ,..,.... 39 Sarchet, Milo ,,........ 43, 73 Satterlee, Beverly ..... 43, 75 Sotterlee, Clarence ......... Saunders, Francis ..... 42, 74 Saunders, lames.28, 52, 63, 64 Sauvageau, leanne .... 35, 59 Sax, Barbara ............. 28 Schaefer, Ioan ,,.......... 35 Schaer, Bill ...,. ,... . .35, 53 Schedler, William .....,..... Scheel,. Mary lean 19, 43, 73 Scheely, Sharon .......... 43 Scheters, Delphine .,... 43, 75 Schell, Fred ......... , .28, 52 17, 28, 54, 64, 76, 77 Schendel, Richard .,..,... 39 Sschisler, Melvin ......... 39 Schleve, Vivian ....,..,,.. 35 Schlottmann, Leonard 28, 52, 64, 102 Schmidt, Sherron ......... 35 Steele, lames .... Steinmetz, Ronald Steinmetz, Thomas ,......39 39 42 , ...,,..39 .39 53 Stennett, Robert ,...,. , Stetson, Richard ....... 29, 64 Wambach, Robert . .40, 43, 92 Ward, David.39, 64, 65, 91, 95 Warren, Ioanne ,.......,.. 34 Warren, Kenneth . .39, 73, 104 Schoof, Milton .,,,. 43, 57, 104 Schwab, Robert ......, 28, 52 Scofield, Patricia ...... 39, 64 Scott, Donna ....... 19, 43, 75 Semon, Calvin ..,. 35, 92, 101 Semon, Harold ,,,..,....,, 42 Sessman, Phyllis ..,,........ Shatter, Pat ..... 36, 39, 59, 64 Shaper, Dolores .,..... 43, 75 Shaper, Nadine ........ 35, 74 Sharpe, Iudy .... , ..... 29 Shaw, lon .,..,.....,.. 39, 64 Shaw, Richard .....,... 39, 64 Shaw, Shaw, Shaw, Shea, Sally .... 43, 74, 75, 82 Steadrnan 43.74, 102, 103 Susan , ...... 29, 59, 82 Charles ..... 32, 35, 62, 65, 73, 91, 95, 99, 102 Shea, Sally ...40, 43, 103, 107 Sheeley, Sharon .,.,,.. 72, 75 Sheldon Robert 17, 39, 53, 102 Shepherd, Frank ...... 39, 53 Shoemake, Ken ...39, 53, 103 Showalter, Carolyn ....... 42 Simkins, David ,.,.. ..... 3 4 Simonsen, Irline .... ...,, 3 9 Simonsen, Kenneth ...,,... 42 Simson, Douglas .,..,..... 43 Sinclair, Sam 32, 35, 56, 61, 65, 92 Sinnerud, lim, ..... 36, 39, 56, 62, 64, 65, 91, 96, 98 Sipe, Monte ,....., 43, 92, 102 Skeels, Billie ..,,.,.....,.. 35 Skeels, Donald .. ,,.. . ,.,. 39 Skiles, Beatrice .,...... 43, 75 Skiles, Henry ..,........., 42 Sklensky, Sharon . 43, 73, 75, 87 Slocum, Elaine ........ 43, 73 Smith, Smith, Smith Smith , Lawrence ..,,,...., 43 Smith, Smith, Smith, Carl .,..,..,....... 35 Carol .... ,...... , Diane .......,...... 39 Marianne . . .29, 61, 64 Minnie .......,.,,.. 42 Ray ..... 36, 39, 64, 65 Smith, Roy 35, 64, 65, 74, 92, 101 Smith, Suzanne ........,,. 42 Smith, William A ,,.. ,... , .39 Smith, William H. .......... . Smurthwaite, Mary ....... 43 Snyder, Doralee.39, 64, 74, 75 Snyder, Larry ..,., 35, 53, 102 Snyder, Rose Mary .. Soot, Hennok ........ Speer, Walter ..,.. 29, Sperline, Don ........ Spinney, Ieanriette . .. Springer, lim .,...42 ,,..,99 52, 65 ..,..39 .....29 17, 35, 53, 57, 62, 65,91 Spruill, Mirn .... 29, 48, 58, 63 Stacy, Ray .,.,..... 26, 53, 60 Stahly, Dorothy .,......... 72 Stanley, Barbara ...... 35, 63 Starberg, Darlene ...,..,.... Stark, Carl ..,., ,..,, 3 9, 64 Stark, Lorraine ..,... Starkey, Gary ,,.,,.. Stearns, Lary ...43, 65 ...,43 .....39 , 92, 96 Stevens, Richards ........ 104 Stewart, lerrl ,,,29, 58, 60, 73 Stewart, Mary .....,..,... 43 Stilfler, Karl ..,...,....... 42 Stodieck, Susan ,....., 39, 63 Stone, Rita . . ...... 32, 35, 59 Stout, Bobby ...,. ....... 3 9 Stout, Donald .,.. ..... 4 2 Stout, Iames ..., , , , , .39 Stovers, Richard ...... ,... 3 9 Stuhr, Allan ..,........... 39 Sturtevant, Dick ....., 35, 101 Stuthard, Richard , .39, 65, 73 Sullivan, Ann ........,.... 35 Sullivan, Elaine 32, 35, 54, 57, 59, 63, 64 Sullivan, loyce ..... 31, 57, 72 Sullivan, Nancy .42, 74, 75, 82 Sullivan, Ray ....,..... 39, 53 Susbauer, Ray ........, 29, 53 Swanson, Roger ..........,. Sweet, Barbara ,.,. . ..,. 29 Sweet, Mary ..... ...,, 3 9 Swenson, Leona ... . . . . .30 Tait, Iohn ,,,....,..... 30, 53 Taggart, Nancy ..,.,.. 35, 39 Tauscher, Allen 39, 64, 92, 99, 102 Tayloi, Delores .,.....,..... Taylor, Lawrence .......,,.. Taylor, Leslie ...... 39, 57, 73 Tey, Mack ..,...,..,......... Thackeray, Carol ,43, 74, 106 Thackeray, Sandra ..,..... 39 Thayer, Sue .....,. 35, 57, 63 Thibert, lune ..,,.,,.,..., 43 Thoennes, Dave ,..... 43, 104 Thoennes, Nicholas ......, 35 Thomas, Arlene Kay , ..,... . Thomas, Elaine .35, 54, 64, 73 Thomas, Howard ,......... 39 Thomson, Marilyn . .17, 43, 74 Thompson, Sue 30, 47, 57, 59, 60, 63, 87 Timmons, Lola Mae ..,,... 72 Toedtemeier, lanot ........ 43 Toelle, Alan 53, 56, 62, 65, 74, 101 Tolliver, Edith ......... 34, 43 Tomlinson, ludy .....,. 30, 59 Townes, Marian ....,..,.. 43 Trachsel, Herbert ,..... , ,... Treit, Marlow ......,...... 43 Tri, Bill ............ 35, 62, 91 Turner, Don .....,..... 43, 65 Turner, William .....,,... 101 Urnbreit, Charles ......,.. 43 Vail, leannette ..... 26, 57, 82 Van Cleve, Betty ......... 43 Vander Meulen, lean 36, 39, 57, 82 Vertrees, Vernon ,..,.,.,. 43 Vinson, lanice ..... 30, 39, 64 Vinson, Maureen ......,..... Vitko, Lyle ..,.., .,, Wales, Dianne . .. ..... , .39 Walker, Gayle ..,......,.. 43 Walling, Lina .......... 38, 72 Walters, Martha ...30, 48, 72 Warrens, Frank ....... 39, 74 Wasden, Laurel ....,..,.. 43 Weaver, Bruce ,43, 65, 92, 96 Weaver, Patricia .,40,43, 103 Webber, Robert ..,, 32 ,34, 53 Weber, Merle . ..,........, 43 Weirich, Bill ..... ,...... 4 3 Weirich, David ..,....,.., 43 Weirich, Lawrence 19, 39, 92, 104 Wells, Darrel .,..,..., 39, 102 Wells, Howard ..., 32, 35, 56, 62, 64, 65, 91, 98, 103, 104 35 Wells, Larry ......,....... Wells, Torn .....,....., 43, 92 Welsh, Marv ..,..,....,... 43 Welsh, Russell .,..,....... 43 West, Diana .... 35, 59, 73, 87 Webster, Vera ,........... 39 Wheeler, Sandra 35, 48, 58, 64, 73 Whisnant, Diana . . .39, 57, 59 Whitcher, Rogene ..... 30, 58 White, Dixie .... 43, 57, 73, 75 Whitesitt, Douglas ,...,,.,. Wickersham, Dixie ..,.. 43, 72 Wilcox, Leigh .30, 53, 74, 103 Wilcox. Lynn ............, 43 Wildt, loyce ..,..,...... 43 Wilhelms, Gary .43, 53, 74, 92 Wilkerson, Aileen ..... 39, 73 Wilkins, Richard ....,,. 39, 63 Wilkins, Sharon .... 31, 39, 64 Willenberg, Mary ,..,.. 43, 75 Willenberg, Robert ..,..... 31 Willenberg, Stephen ....,. 39 Williams, Edward ....,...... Williams, Robert.43, 65, 92, 96 Wilson, Modenia .,.,...... 39 Wilson, Sharon .....,,..., 19 Wilson Stanley ............. Wismer, Keith 53, 56, 62, 65, 91, 101 29 Wissmar, Stanley ...,..... Wistrand, Richard ,,..,.., 34 Wold, Ellen .......,,.,.... 43 Wold, Lloyd ..,. 52, 56, 65, 75 Woodford, Ioyce .....,. 39, 64 Woodruff, Warren ,39, 92, 102 Woodward, Donald 39, 64, 104 Wootten, Ianet ..., 17, 31, 106 Worthey, Armell ..,.....,, 35 Wright, Creed ..........., 91 Wright, Darlene .... 31, 48, 72 Wright, lon 32, 35, 53, 61, 92, 98,103 Wright, Margaret , .43, 74, 75 Wyttenberg, Caroyln ...., 39 York, Donald ............,.. Young, Bill 35, 53, 72, 99, 102 Young, Iackie ...,...,. 43, 72 Young, Sandra .,.., ..... 3 9 Ziegle, lohn ....,......... 101 Zimmerman, Terry ...,.... 43 Zoet, loyce .....,.,.... 31, 64 Zuleger, Frank ........,.,. 43 Zumwalt, Lee ...... 17, 31, 52, 56, 60, 62, 91, 95, 102 Zurcl-ier, Robert ..,.... 39,87 Zwahlen, Ernie ...31, 52, 56, 60, 62, 65, 91, 95, 98, 102 113 BIFPSS G'Where the Best of the Beavers Meetv Best Wishes to the Class of ,53 FROM THE WASHERETTE Washing and Drying L. G. and Doris Bramhnll, Ozzwen D O Y G R A Y W'rife.r ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE Docs Notary Public Work Sells and Rents Real Estate Joanna, .lan and Meg compare their scores CANYON BOWL Rossi Bldg. Pl1oneBEAV. 4-2300 lWlve1'e Naive I1 C1f.s'lvim1ecf You'rc Always Wfelcomc Best Wishes ' ' ' FROM BEAVERTON, OREGON WALKERS DEPARTMENT Ed st Lou Nelson BEAV. 4-4162 STORE Broadway BEAV. 4-3126 114 When you think of . . . A swim suit or T-shirt A- jantzen A better blouse - 'Tailormaden Sport shirt- Ship-N-Shore A smart dress -- Teena Paige or Betty Barclay Pedal pushers - Top Sail ' V-top nylons - Larkwood BEAVERTONS LGA' STORE - for the hetter things Il woman wears - Broadway Street BEAV. 4-3146 BEAVERTON BEAVERTON FLORIST RALPH BECK e 16505. E, Lombard 0 FUR gppugnggg BEAV. 4-2525 yarn 711QzZaAc2ea52 FOR YOUR EVERY NEED SEE HAROLD'S SHELL SERVICE 516 N. W. Canyon Road 4-2020 Goodyear Tires, Batteries CY 2-2211 and Accessorles Refrigrerators I Radios 2400 NA E. C R d BEA I 4-M Ranges Sewing Machines uanyon oa V 7596 Washers Small Appliances Congratulations to the Class of 553 REMEMBER.. . FOR ALL-DAY BANKING IT'S FIRST SECURITY BANK BEAVERTON, OREGON 9:00 I0 6:00 Eiferydayz 5'fzfm'dnyf Too Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Federal Reserve System Ungfzafufafions . ELHSS U? 53 HICKS-CHATTEN ENGRAVING CO. 1 1 eiigravurs ol' 53 ioeuvei 115 S. W. FOURTH AVENUE PORTLAND, OREGON BEAVERTON BAKERY Next to the Theater BEAV. Li-4140 WEST SLOPE TEXACO Motor Tune-up and Brake Servirc CY 2-9022 Joe Loomis Heating Oils Inc. OREGON SHOE REPAIR , Parking Problem? No! Fast Service? Un Today Out Tomorrow Y SALES AND SERVICE - We Give S 84 H Green Stamps OH' FURNACES - OH' BOILERS Dress Shoes for Men and Boys 968 S. W. Farmington Rd. BEAV. 4-4102 Next to Bi11'5 Igg Cream 116 WESTERN WOODS PRODUCTS Custom-built Furniture, Cabinets, and Panelling 1580 N. E. Canyon Road CY 2-2323 A SYMBOL OF SWEET MEMORIES Your Class Jewelry Club Pins Trophies - Medals Presentation Awards KARL J. KLEIN 806 S. W. Broadway AT 3718 CANYON SEED AND FLORAL CO. Ereryfbjng for the Garden BEAVERTON PHARMACY Broadway BEAV. 4-2100 GEORGE Sz SAM CHEVRON STATION 7000 S. W. Bertha-Beaverton CYpress 2-9002 George Bruce - SamGl1olson 10018 S. W. Canyon Road CY 2-2200 ' P P 7ef f'- D. 81 D. 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