1933 CUUGAR 1 llSlllf I KN Ili I NIUN llllnll Sl lllllll Pulllislu-tl by ilu- O 1 4 SS0l'l3l Pl . Ill PII S 0 , v v v v v l A , A , A 1 1 1 ,, A Lu , 4 IX Ill! 19:8 1011 JR WF IIJIP PNDF-ll OREIJ IO PRP SFR! I POR YOU I IRUL PIFTURE OF III! Ill-NIS OI Illf P191 'IPJR WIIH TIIL If 'I lllll 1810! lllbf IIIROICII I' .S IZOOA IN lllf I-I IIRP YOIR D118 ll I JNB5 INION llll II SIIIOOL UH BE IIJPPILI RE LIIIIJ JC HN 2 UW, 'l'llfQ S'l'l'IJliiN l'S Ol C,fl,N'liY UNION lllllll SCIIOUI., DEDI- CJTIQ 'l'lllS HUUK 'IU JIR. SlI,lx'li ll'llUSfQ ffl l f1R'l'S ll,'ll'lf IIIJLPIQIJ TU JI,-Iliff OTR SCIIUUL Ul l'- S7'.J.N'lJlrX'l,' IN 'l'llfj S'l'.rl'l'fQ IX Lfffllll-fRSllll', S CII U L.-I RSIIIP. .-IND Cl'l'lZli.YSllll', JXIJ ll'llO IIJS Sl 'CI,'liSSl l 'LLY li ,Y IJ li .el IF OREIJ TU ill,-llfli S'I'l'IDli,X l' I,ll l'j JIURE .IXIJ .HURIQ IX'l'ffRliS'l'lXll. 14 ln commemoration of the Sesquicentennial celebration of the founding of the Constitution of the Cnited States and the signing of the Declaration of Independence, Chanipoeg Lodge No. 27. .-X. lf. X A. KI. of this city, presented to thg Canby Union High School the Shrine of the Constitution and Declaration of Independence. This shrine is a phostatic reproduction of the original documents, and is one of the most coveted of gifts, ever to be accepted by the school. It stands on a pedestal about six feet in height, and has three large sheets, each hinged, framed, and covered with glass. ln addition to the copies of the legal documents the pictures of all the signers of the Declaration of Independence but two are shown. An historic sketch of the lodge itself tells us that the Champoeg Lodge received its first charter on October 31, 1860, when the lodge was opened by the NI. XV. Ci. XI. Amory Holbrook. The old town of Champoeg, from which this Klasonic lodge derives its name, was quite prominent in the early history of this country, because it was there that it was decided to place the Oregon territory under the jurisdiction of the lfnited States, rather than under the control of Great Britain. During ensuing years. the lodge was housed in various places, until finally, on February S, lfllfl. it was voted to con- solidate Champoeg Lodge No. 27 of Aurora with Canby Lodge No. ld-l. The historic name of Cham' poeg Lodge was retained. At a formal assembly on April 20 in the school auditorium, the shrine was presented by -I. l.ee lfclaere son. P. KI., and accepted, on behalf of the student body, by the student body president. Kenneth 'forge- son. The assembly was brought to a close with a short address, Mllhe Constitution, given by Ralph C. Zimmerson. It has been said that every citizen. man. woman, and child, should be familiar with these two 1l0ClllNC'Nf5- H1111 the I5l'f'5'i'Uf3fl0U of TNS ShI'ilW T0 The school will do much to bring about the realization of this ideal, It will be a constant reminder of the d0QL11Uf'l1t5 which insure to the people ot the lfnited States life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness and the right to democratic selt-government. Both the I7Y'9'5f'm mid the future students of Qlilllli-Q' lvnion High School will value this shrine as the perpetuation of these rights. 3 amy., I'Il'GIiNIi 511.145, Pl'iIll'If7ll! AI.-XNE IRVING XViII11111c-tte I'11ivc1'sIty O. S. C. 3 years 2 years KIccI1:111Ic:1I Drawing Hmm- Pfc011o111ics Cl1..11n's I31'RG1css I'1R.XXCIfS P.-XTTICRSON O.S.C. U. SC. 3 yczxrs I YCZII' SI1o1'tI1:1111I. 'IIYPIIIQ' I311s111css 'I'r11I11I11gf, D1'z1m:1tics , I500kkcep111g, C1119 X1 A ff 111115, 1211. --X JN fi Z, 'F-X112-i-4gm...r-k..f I 9-ff-gfdagk, .ff Lf, f cr M , . C1.Y1m15 IJODGIZ G1-iuRc1s P111-15 II. of O. O. S. C. 2 1'c'z11's I'f11gI1sI1, IV01'ImI II1st01'y I ,ib1':11'3' Ixixx I',1.1.1u'1' I.. of O. Colm-mlo College I yczu' Boys' Phys. Ifcl.. Hc':11I LIOZICII K1fxx1a'r11 I'1RIIJI,I2Y I,111fi1-Id C0IIvg1- I yczu' I ootb:1II C0z1CI1, fXss't. COIICII. Social Sc11'11cc's - ..,f.r9 J ' z XV1xx11f1z121n G.xRnN1aR IViII:11111'tt1- I.'11iw1'sit5' 2 years If11gIisI1, I,:1rI11 4 I yvzu' .LxQ,'I'IL'llIfLll'C Ian' S1'.xR1Qgx2d!If1 YViIIz1111Cttc' L'11lv01's 5 years I If11gIisI1, KIIISIC XV.11.T1aR IVE.-XTHIZRS I,111fI1'I1I COIIc'gc' 2 ye-urs I3z111cI :xml f,I'CI'lCSfl'?1, Cc-111'1':1I Kfath., Algebra fI6'0H'ICfl'y .I,1xE XV11,1.s11x Ref-1I College I XFEII' Public SPCIIICIIIQ, Scicnce Physics, Ilcbatc' 1 Kd! if NN X M J if ffff CL ..L., , if QQ' xx 74, f fx' V ,V X H . WL X I 'f -fe W as-in TT' - , . , lg Q! X l I 5 I X X J ' T'-mf W7 W fm 55? 'W N1 'Y X1 4 Senicvz. 31644 OFFICERS' Norris Vlliuzler ..,................................. ....... P l'1'5iJ1'l1l Eloise Yoder ..,..,,,,, ,...... 1 'ffl'-Pl'f'5fJl'Ilf .lean Hall .....x,., .....,.....,,, S f'1're'111ry Lore-an Oney '.... ......,. . . ....... Tfr'11JuH'r Marjorie Penman ...... .,.........,......i. R flwfffl' Gilhert Hunt ,,,,,,...., ..... A 'ergfeant-at-arm: Lyle Klinger ,,,,.,.,.,...,.............,...,..........,. Yell l.ead1'r Esther Carlson, Alfred Riggins .......i. 9 any l,4'ader.v Nliss Gardner, Mr. Fridley ...,...... .....,..., ' Idvisors XUIIILIS XVINZLICII Vlnss Pres, IS, 4: Hoosiers f'0lllll'll 3: Booster Vlnl: IS: S. li, l'lny 34: Senior l'lay 4: Inter-eluss Rivalry Fhiilr- nian 4: Adv. Stuff 4: News I-Illitnr 31: Fire- Squiul 4: Ufflee Tminin: 4. l-IIAIISIC Ylllbllill Helm l-'eaitnre Editor ISC Song Queen 4: Nu Eta Sigma -4: Ili-porter Girls I.e1u:ln- 4: l'nli. Speaking 4: illee Cluli 4: V, I're-s, l'nIi. Speaking 4: li, In-iu:ue Pounell 4: Phys. Ed. JI: tiinun-r Girl Ii. -41 Yursity l ' 4: Hlee Fluli 1. 2. 3, 41 Uttiee lrainin: Si. 4. .IRAN ll.KI.I. 'Vransfer from Ureuon Fity: Class See, 4: Senior I'lni' I IAIIIICAN UNI-IX' Slit. l'lnl+ Ii. 4: Flass Treasurer 4: Ginger tiirl 4: Huy llny .tile-ininnt Ji: Hlee l'luli 1. 2: May Queen 4. Al.yl1.lUlill-I l'I'INNl,XN I'uli. Speaking' 2: A, S, ll. l'1uy 2: Slit, Clula I-1: l'lass Ili-porter 4: Y. l'ri-s. Mixed Uliorus 2: ll. Leiuzue Vonneil 51, 4: l'orr1-s. See. Si, 4: llperetta 1: Inter-elusse Delnili- I, Zi. 4: filet- l'lull l. 2, 4. lllI.lH-fll'l' lil'X'l' Ilnskellnill Il, 4: lluselinll Ii: Vlnss Sgt. Arms 4: Fire Sqnnil 4: Varsity l ' 34, 4: lhind l. 2, 25, 4: Nu litn Slililll 4. I.Yl,l'I liI,lN1ll-Ill' 1-'ootlutll 25, 4: liilsketlnill 2. 25, 4: linselnlll J. A, 4. Ilnss le-ll Lender 1. 2, Zi. 4: I-'ire Squad 4: Varsity 2. 14. 4. See. 4: .Innior Play 24: Mixed Fhorns 34. 4. l1IS'l'Hlf1li l'AlLl,SON Slit. l'Iuh 3: Trens. S. li, 4: Song Queen of l'lnss 2: Flnss lu-porter Ji: May Day Attenfhint 4: G. League Vonneil 4: 'l'r1-us. G. liengue 4: Hinge-r Girl Ji, 4: Offiee Train! ins: 4: Hlee l'lulr41 Su I-Itn Simian 4, .XI.l l!l-Ili ICIHGIXS Transfer from Blilwnukie High: Sgt, Arms S. li. 4: Class Song King 4: Mix:-ll Uliorus 3, 4: Lilrmrian 4: Cougar Staff 4: l'ulv. Sp:-akin: 4: Hoes Low Yoiem- State Musie 'Vournunient lst l'lnee, The class of 1038 viewed with supreme satisfaetion the four years spent within the portals of Canhy l'nion High School. The last year was filled with many interesting events and successfully eli maxed the Senior's high school careers. Bliss Gardner and lllr. Fridley were the Senior class advisers 'lihe Seniors cooperated faithfully throughout the year and secured first place in many' of the inter- elass contests. Capahle Seniors filled many positions of leadership in different organizations. 'lqlll' class was represented in every sport, and with graduation the school will lose many fine athletes. Headed for lfdenf' presented on lllareh 25, demonstrated what the Seniors were Capable of doing in dramaties. The traditional Dress-up Day revealed a queer assortment of costumes worn hy the Seniors, who gladly amused the lower-elassmen for the day. lVith the last week comes Class Night, Baccalaureate. and Commencement when thirty-six girls and thirty-six boys will receive their diplomas and bid the classrooms of Canby High School farewell. 6 llUltIl'I'llY AlUlS'l'lUlN42 l'n-1'fw'I .lllmnnlzlllwv 17. IZ I'ln5N. liul l: Uffiw- 'l'r:liuiu: lv ll.ll'llNl'l 1:.u'M.xx 1-ny., 11:11, 2. a:1..xm's 1:1-zlltmux um- 4-mn. 1, zz. 41 ul..-V--um 1 lllAbYlb lilCl.l.AMY l 1vl1llv:lll lt Stnvlc .lufluiuu l: l irn- Squzul I: l,iln'ury 4: F. lf. .LZ llnskn-tlmll Alaumsc-r 52. lll'llilll'IlQ'I' l1lHl'I.l Vluss l'I'a's. 22 lfwmllnzlll Lf. IL. ll 'l'l'au-li Il, ll l'nu:nr Mar. l: l-If-lm l'l1IiI1u'Ili Nu lital Siuum fl, l: lil-lm Shaft l: Quill :unl Sc-roll l: Sn-4-, Nu lim Sizum 4: l4'ir1- Squucl lt Y3ll'hllj' l ' 11. il. 4: S4-uim' l'l:ly ll Hl'I'ia-1- 'l'rniuiu: l, lNllUl'l'llY l5ll.XNIi 'l'l'1ll1sl'1'l' frtuu llnmwvvlt .Il'. lli.. Iiin-luuuurl. Uallif. 15: livlm Stuff ZS: l'ra-S. Shi. l'luln Il: Him-nl l'lnvrll: I, LII Ulm- Flulf Zi: Slat, Flul- Uffiva-I' 11 .L S. li. l'luy Mar. 511 Svuinl Play -l: Allvm-rtisixu.: Stuff' 4. IIAZIQI, mymy '1',-,mQf.-,- fl-mn llmw-l.-lx lliuhg liz-lu: Smfr' l: I,iln':u'y 2: llffiw- 'l'l'illIllll2 -4: Slut. l'luh :L I. . 1' IIICICXIFIC ISILKIH' S1-nim I'lny I. ,I-If l'lllNl'IS'l'lXlfI liILXlP'I'l. l.ilnl'zu'y 1. 4: ll, l.l'll!llt' Vnllm-il 2: 1lI'f'i4-of 'l'ruiuing' L: Slxt, Vlul- 4. 0I'Al1 llI'lLlillUl4lPl-Il! Phys, lixl. Il: llfI'i4'v 'I'l':1iuiu: fl, lL0l5l'lll'l' CULYIN- lfmrllmll 2, il. I: llzlsc-In-.Ill IL. l: Plum 'l'rv:ls. 1: Firf- Squml 4: Yun-sity l ' 15, IL, I: Y. l'rn-Q. Ynl'sity l. R0llEll'l'.K UHLVIN Play: I-Ill. 4: l.iI.r:1ry l. r fv -. R. ' - - l'IlPl'l'll l'lllSl-ILI. l'rl-s. lilzls-11Q'1lm' -Z Ilvlullv 1ig'T'ml::lr liclitnr Il, 4: Nu Em Sizum ZS. 4, Preis. l: Quill :xml Sw'-ll l: Sn-uim' Play I: Shi. Vluln Ii. 4: Sw. Slu. Fluh 31: Uffi--v 'l'rniuina l: 43. lA'2I!llP Cnuur-il l. 34. li Y, l'l'n-s. 41, I..-:umm 51: tiinuvr llirl Il. 4. 'l'r4-als. 4: .Ir. l'l:ly Ji: l-Ir'ImSlnf1 Il: A. S. Il. Sw, -l. lfllb lP,XNIl'Ilff'l'l':lvk Sl: l'n-l'l'l-vl .Kits-rlnlzlllu-v Ii: l'l1'v Snluuzl li Varsity l ' JL L Nl.lllll'I llll-I'l'Z Vim- I'l'sQ, SIM, Vlulu 4: Flaw Sn-v. l: 15. I.:-num' Hnluvil fl: Hinge-r Ilirl 57, l: Uffim- 'l'ruil1iu:' IL. 4: S, lk. l'lny IL: Mu. Klub 3, 4. lllf'll.Xlllb INDINGI-I 'l'o-lulia 4: I'ir1'Sql1u1l l: Varsity l. l-IXl'fl,YN HIIQSHX Slit, l'lulv l, Xlllllllilili 4QI'I'lllCNS liwlm l l'Illlll Q' lilitur lt livlm Stuff ZZ: Quill :unl N1-ull lg mlm- lruuum: 4: Aclv. Mutt 4: .luuwr Ilny ... I.ilu'nry l: llouw IC:-uumuim-s Uuuf, Ile-le-uutv 4. HHIKINPX 154702151-I 'l'l':u1+f4-r frmu Rlmlrmlial. 1':ulit'urni'.u. l-'li.XX4'l1lS Hllflll' Uffiw- 'l'l'lllIllll2' ll Flaws ll:-pnl'1v-1' l: Ulusw 'I'r1-als Z. ZS: Slut. Uluh Il: 15. l,4-ug'us- Vnum-il 4: liiuum-1' Girl Zi. l: lim-lm Stuff 4: lun-1-4-ilu l: Vmwn l'l'im-1-Qs -4: Glu-1' Vlulv 1. l. l.Ul'IS HI-ZILKAAII' Vlnss Sui. .Kl'lllS Zi: lfirn- Squurl -li .lunior l'luy ii. 7 'Ti RICIIAIIII IIILI.. CNN!-ETH Il0I1'I MAN Iinselulll 3: Flre Squml 4: Varsity C Si. 4: lVrostlinu 4. xI.1 m-in Klux- l' snwk .lurlgillxr 4: Clllrls Yell Imldvr 12 SW-- 'l'rq-ns. 1-'. I . A. 4: I-'Ire Squxul 4: F, F. A. Delegate tn Kunsus Pity 4, 22,50 SYPLQ,-A ll-ZUIIHI-I KRAIA 'uw Squad -4: Band 1, 2, I-1, 4: Orvlwstru -lt Swing Url-In-stru 4. ll'lS KI-IILINH. I XI,I'II KIIAXIRICIMEI-Ill Slot-k Judging 2: Fire Squxul 4. I N'I'lIl1IlI LA MUFII. lmlt0'I'IIIfI LAIISUN llv-llute 3. 4: Perf:-vt Mn-nrlnm-e 1: 'Frzmsfer Sturges Jr. High: Yu I-Im Slunm 3, 4: Slut, Ululu Ii: Yell 1.4-nder of ll. I.. l: Student l'1mm'il I: ll. Ikillllll' l'1vun4'il Ii. 4: Gimrvr Hlrl 3. 4. I'rz-s 4: Seniur l'luy 4. IXAII-IS LIISIIY 'I'runwfer from Ruling, l'hinu: Ilnsn-Imll 3: Plums X. l'r1-s. I: S. II. Play 4. I+lC.XNl'I'IS I.Il-INIIAIVI' Hiller- Flnlv l, 2, JI, 4: Nllllll Nite 1: l'llVS. I-Iml. f ' Ii: .lr. I'luy Zi: llpe-rc-Ma 1. I XIIIIICXI-I I.INIlI..XNIl Uluss 'I'rs-als. ll S0-niur I'l1ly 4. I IIA l.I'lGINl!II.I, Nu Em Siunm 4: G. Iwzlillxe- Cmmf-il 4: Trams- fer from Ulu-row, Colurmln: I-Tchn Stuff 4: lilee l'lnl1 Ii, 4: Slit, Fllllr 3: Ufflve Trulnlm: 4, INhIKU'I'IIY Ml'I .llIIlANIl tilnuer Girl R. 1: Uffive 'llI'1llllllI1I 4, I Il.I.I.N XII-.LI M Mat. llula J. 1.14-e lllllv I: Llhrzlrv 4. Illl'II.KllIP RlI'fI.l'5I Vluss Pres. IC Fnotlnlll 1: lhlska-tlnlll 2. 3. 43 Stuvk .lmlaing 4: Nu Ifltu Signm I: F. I . A. Ile-legzute to KIIIISIIS Pity 4: Y. I'ro-s. S. li, 4: V, Pres. I . I . .L 4: 'I're-ns. I-'. I , A. Ii: Nlixvnl l'lwrns Ji. 4, Pres. 4: Fire Squml 4: Vursity f ' 2. 34, 4: Y. Pres, Xllxell I'lwruQ Jig lIuy's lliull Yuive Stun' Mnsil' 'l'1m1'nzllnvllt. Zml I'lxu'e. lNhX.xI.lb All-ZNFUNI Vluss Ye-ll I.wuler 2: Fire Sqmul 4. II4II.lX NIICNVUNI Uluss Yell Lmuler 2: Fire Squaul 4. lNbN.XI.ll XIHIIZ I-'Ire Sllllllll 4: I . I . .L l, 2. 4: Ilrmstvr f'llll1 II. Ixl'INNlC'l'II MII.I..kIl I-lrhn Reporter 4: Mixvrl IVIIUFIIS II Il 4' Uffiu-e Truinim: 4: I.ilvrnry I: Pub. Sp:-nkim.: 4: Iiwstl-r I'1uIl IL. 4: Fira- Nrluml 4: A. S. Il. l'luy Si: Junior l'Iny Ji. Xl lIUJI'l'Illl'l'lC XIICIIZ Slut. f'll1ll 4. IIIAN XIOIIL 'I'rzlIwt'v-r from 4Lirl's Poly. 'l'1-ell.: Slut, Flulv JI I J I I'r4's. 4: Vlnsw Sw-, 2.1 flings-r Girl C., 41 Vlnss Ile-ports-1: Jr. I'lny 54: Sr. l'l:ly 4. 8 XVAICRIGN RII'I'1lIl.Ell Nlgr. A. S. ll, 24: A. S. Il. Play 4: Svniut' Play 4: lf'ir4- Squad 4: Varsity t ' 3, 4, l4lI,I0'I' I'AIUII'lN'I'Ell I-'aotluall fllllll. 4: ltltllllllllll fi. -I, 51 Vl'l'llI'li 3, 4: Ilaml 4: tlffivt-r Varsity I ' 24, 4: Ifirt- Squad 4: Varsity K ' Il, 4, 3. IADIS I'AILAII'IN'I'I-Ill tl. lmtlgrlle f'UIlIlt'll Zi, 4: Phys. l-Itl. t ' . ICD ll.XI'liI,EFl4' llaskvllnall 4: IC:-lm Mgr. 24: Ass'l. Vlass Yo-ll Ia-mlm-r 4: Wrt-stllng 4: lflre Squad 4: Varsity 43 lsmmsttu- Ulhlr Cuuucll. pf- . mm-:1.'1, nliiflim, nrt- sauna 4: F. 1-', .x. 1. :. 4. WI-ISIJ-IY RILEY TI'lIIISl't'I' frtum Pvrris I'niuu Iliuh Srluml. Falif.: Ilaskvthall 4. lbI'.XXl'l lbI'l l'l'Ili' Plrv Sqtlatl 4. SHIIILICY liI'l l'l'llb lnflllllltlll 3, 4: Tl'Il0k Il. 42 Flrt' Sllllilll 4: Yursiti' IW Ii, 42 Spit. Arms YIITSIIX' I ' 4. NAOAII SCI-Il-Il-III' Ye-ll Lt-urle-r of A. S, li, 4: Class YQ-ll Le-atlvl' 2. Ji: tlfllm- 'l'1'uiniug: Ji, 4: Gimzvr tlirl Il. 4: Varsity I ' 4: Senior Play 4: Sht. Ululr R, 4. YVONNE SI'HI I'Zf-IC:-lm Staff 2: Uffir-v 'l'I'lIlIIlIIL1' 4: tliuut-r Girl 19. 4: Shi. I'luh I-I, 4: Jr. Play 24: Sr. Play 4: Holm Sm-it-ty Editor 3, 4. IGVICLYN S'I',kICIlI'l'IIY Dt-hatv 4: Ctmgrar Staff fi: 'Fypimz 'Pram fi: I Ulass Seca L: fling:-r Girls 24. 4, V. Prt-s. 34. Sw, 4: H. Lvafuv I'ount'il 3, 4: Iirlm Staff 2, 3, 4: Slit, Club Ii: A. S. B. Play 4. AI.IG'I I'.X S'l'I-ZFIWICNSIJN Trausfvr Uaklantl .Ir. High: Htlurvr Nm-ic-ty tht-rt-: llilxrury 1, Zi. 4: '1'rmts. Shi. l'ltlh SI: Phys. Htl. C Zi: Sht. Fluh 3. INDNALID S'l'lLA'I'l4'0liD 'Fransfe-r Mulvanv, liatisas: Prvs, F, I'. A, 4: I-'ire Squad 4. lil'IXNE'l'H 'I'UIiHl'lSON fI'r1-s. ,L S. II. 41 f'lass Y. l'l'vs. Ii: -lllllltil' Play 3: S. li. Play 4: Alix:-tl t'hm'us 4. NVAYNIC TlI.'kl'IlSI'IIf lY1'4-stllnli 41 Flrv Squad 4. IAll'lSl'l YHIQNHN 'l'l'ausft-r frmn XYilIl4'0llY4'l'. Xl':lsh.: Gln-v Flulr 2, Urvlwstra 2: tl. I.v:l::llv f'muu1il 4: Slut, I'lul1 Zi: flffivt- Train- inr 4: .luniur Play ft. JIM NVIAZISIIAAII 'l'1'ausft-r frmu XVumllvu1'u: S. ll. Play 4: Svuitu Play -l. Nlllll NVICIIIIS Ifmmlluall Ji. 4: l irt- Squad 4: Yursity Il. 4: lYl'vstlin:: 4. Nl.XlUiAlll'I'l' NVILIIIANIS livllo Staff Il. 4: Shi. I'lulm 33 Pros Slut. Fluh Il: Offir-mf 'l'rainiug' 4: Quill aiul S1-rtrll 4: l,ilu-ary 23. 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' '1 1' 1 'c-r. F11 1 1-- 1-, DY' 2 4, g ,f -. 'Lv- ,I Z - x K S o1?7f.'H1es 'N Keith Markee .....,,,,,,,,,, ,.,,,,........ .,.,.,.,,..,, I I f1'5lzil'Ilf Robert Groh ,,.............,,,,,,...,.,,,....,.... liin'-l'1'r'5id1'llf Marilyn Jeanne Schutz ,,...,.......,. ....,........ S 'nn'lr1r'y Eunice Steffenson ,,....,.............,,. .,..,.. 7lI'l'!l.Vllfl'l' Rex Schultz. .,..,,,,..,.,.... .........V..... Y I1 111-al-arwx Elsie Harms ......,.,,,,.,,,...,................,,,,.. l'f'lIff1'f Miss VVillson, Mr. VVeathers ....,. .,Y,..e 1 dfL'i51'rs 'llhe good ship, -lunior Class, has carried the nienibers of its crew through another cruise filled with trials and tribulations. and now, she makes for Port Senior, 1939. llembers of the crew filled important offices in various Student Body organizations and activities during the past year-editorship of the school paper, membership in the football, basketball, baseball, track. wrestling, and debate teams, participation in school draniatics and participation in various organizations as nienibers and officials. Later in the year, lfugene Rlanock and Kent Klarkee were elected representatives to the Student Council. Social functions on board ship included a Junior-Senior skate at The Oaks, and the animal .lunior-Senior picnic. The .lunior play, A'Spring Fever. was presented on Klay 13. As fO1ll0l'l'0XY'S Seniors, the .luniors of today have amply shown their ability, through the past year. to carry the burden of the school's leadership through the coming year. ll S Glau OFFICERS jack Brewer .... ,.....,.,w.... P reriderlt janet johnson ,,,,,,. ......,. I 'in'-Pr1'5ii11'l1t Doris Trachsel ,......, ...,,,...... S' z'rrz'tz1ry Bill Strong ..,,,,,, ,,,,... T l'l'll51U'1'l' Elizabeth Eid ,,,...... ....,...,.,w...... R ejwrln' Glenn Cuddebaek ,,.....,..,...,,,,,,.,..... Yf'rgn'a11t-al-arl11.v Mr. Dodge, Miss Patterson ,,,... .,,....,,,,...,i- I rlfvisers Time marches onl The Sophomore year of the class of 19-lil has been marked with many milestones of success. During the year the president transferred to another school, and the presidency and vice-presidency were filled for the remainder of the year by Janet johnson and Paul Stangel. Class athletics were managed by Louis Hill and ,lean Scallon. and the class song and yell leaders were Barbara ,lean Pitts, lfsther Arneson. and ,lean lXIcReynoldS. The second year of the 1940 class was marked by the beginning of many important positions in student body activities and clubs by the members. lfdison Kliles and liob Fink made varsity footballg -lack Burden and lfdison Kliles. varsity wrestling: liob Fink, varsity baseballg Leone Luginbill placed second in the state in the girls' medium voice solo division at the State llusic Tournament, and l,enore Kleyers placed third in the Senior violin division. During the course of the year, a class skate and a class picnic were held, and as the Sophomore year draws to a close. there is bright prospect for a successful junior year. 12 4 01014 Ul l If.'l:'R.S' Rufus Krzixhergei '......, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,. I ,l'l',fliil'lIl Sam VVilson .........., ,,..,,,, I 'iff-Pri,viil1'r1l Louise Porter '....,,,,. .,...,,..,.........,.... ,,,,,,. Y 1 'rwlziry janet Fleisehhriuer, livelyn Meeks ,.,,,,,.,. Rrfmrlws Miss Sparks, Mr. Pope ,,..,.. ,,.., I 1i4'L'i5I'l'5 The lfreshmzm class of l'l.lSAthe Seniors of 194-l-have hegun the journey through High School Land under auspicious omen. Urganized under the leadership of Rufus liraxherger :is president, the class has taken an active part in school life. After heing duly initiated hx' the Sophoinores :xt :in amusing zisseinhly ezirlv in the fzlll, the inenibers hegzin their first vezir in high school with :ui active participation in school ziffziirs. Vllziltcr Colvin and Sam Wlilson received letters in cross country coin- petitiong lfvelyn Meeks, Ruth Connerly, lfvelyn llickels. and .IZIIICI lfleischhauer placed the class third in inter-clziss dehzite. Class spirit through the year has been led hy Yivizin l':irnienter, xxllllllil liolin, :ind l,,eslie Smith, :is song and yell leaders. Athletic activities have been inzuiziged hy Lorraine Reynolds and Dan lfleischhauer, and addi- tional officers include Virginia Schutz as representzitive to the Girls' League Council, :ind Neil Xzideau as Sergezuit-zitfznins. l,z1ter in the year Clarence lfid and Rufus lirzixhergger were chosen to represent the class in Student Council, and Frances Perkctt was elected attendant to the Klzn' Queen. ' The class held its annual picnic in Xlziy, when the Sophoinores of next Year cele- hrzited 21 year of successful effort in hoth scholarship :ind extra-curriculxir activities. 13 .fwfm efafu Rwabuf 13 IH N1 11- 1111 N Xl IN 11 N 11 1 N N N I 1 1 N 1 N 111111 N N N N 11 T11 111 N 1 N N N N , 11 N11 LI N LN 17 ll 1 N 1 11 111111111 1 gg. 11111 111 Ll 11111 ll 111111 N 1 11N1 'Y 1 1 NN 1 1 11 111 N111 N 1111 ff 1 1111 ll ll 1 'f 1l1J1N 111 IQ1 11 1 111 11' 11111 NN 11 11 N N11 R u ll NN N 1 111 N 111111 ll N 1 K 11N 1L1 14 I 1'7.11' 111'111gs 111 21 1'111N1- 1111' 1111111 11'Zll' 111 1111- 11111-1'-1'111NN l'11'El1I'1 N1N11-111 11'111c11 X111 S11111- 111-11111-11 111111 III 19.111 118 1111- 111-Q. 1111'1111N 111 1Hl'1lIl1Of1ll1, 1111-111111' 1'11'1111'1 111-1 '--11 1111- 1'1:1sJ1-N 111 1'111'11111s 111'11 'V111-N. 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Y rrrelary lfloise Yoder George Nelson Dorothe l.arson Richard Melum l.il:1 l,ugiubiIl Kent Markee Keith Markee llaelc llow: Marks-e. liiaej. Xl:-lum. Alairkee, l-'rout lion: Larson. Luuinl-ill. Frist-ll. Yoaler. lllembers ot Xu lfta Sigma, the Canby chapter ot the National Honor Society, we1'e chosen on the basis of character, leadership, scholarship, and service. Un February ll at an impressive candle-light ceremony presented before the student body, the four newly-elected candidates were installed into membership with the members elected last spring presiding. 'lihey were presented with the emblem of the society, the Keystone and the Flaming Torch, atter having the tour fundamentals of the society explained to them. 'lihis is indeed an honor for pupils to strive tor, and by constantly keeping its objectives in mind they may be well rewarded by the time they become juniors or seniors. F -lournalism has recently become an extra-curricular activity at Canby, and those students taking part now have an Honorary which gives them recognition for their work. The Quill and Scroll, an International llonor Society for High School -lournalists was organized in the middle of the second semester when eight members were chosen. Those elected to this society must be on either the lfcho staff, fougar staff, or the Herald staff, be in the upper third of the scholastic rank ot his class, or do outstanding work in the journalistic field. The Quill and Scroll has not been very active this year because ot being organized so late, but plans have already been made tor the several projects to be presented next year when the organization will be more active. lint-k limi: Nlzirkee, l'atvli. lZi:1-i. Nlni'lti-in Front llnu: Hzirms, Williaius. Hitlnelis, Vriswll ai!! 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Q1 Pg 1 N IQ 11 11 111 1111' 11111' s1'1111111 11111- 1., 1111 N11 11111111 ll11111l 1 11111 I 11111111 I 11111111111 Y-1111113 S111-1111:11'11. 1Z1'l1z11111, X111 15111111 111111111111 Nl11I11 11111111 I1111 111111 111111111 IF1111 l111t11 1 11 1 11 1 N 1111 N11111I1x. M111-N. 1 1 1111 111 I 1111111 H111111111 111 11 11 1111111 I!11r1l1-11, l'11l1i11, NY1lN1111, L:1-'111-11 11111 11 11 N I11 1 Ixl111 11 N 11111111 11:111 N1111. GMM' .feague UFFICERS lfdith Crisell .,.,,...,......... Presirlrrlf Marjorie Penman Marilyn Jeanne Schutz I'zrf-Prrsxrirzrl ,,....,...Sl'l'l'4'fll!'j' lfsther Carlson ,,.,.. liuniee Steffenson Curresfwn Iiloise Yoder ......... Miss -lane Irving ding Trrzzwn r Sc'l'l'l'flll'j' ..Rrjmrlz'r 1risL'in'l' Huck Kms. l'alrnienti-r. Ainrine, Hroh. KI'llE'lIl'I', -1-mul Row: Lucinliill. V+-rnun. Miss Irving, liie .' 1 l'ront lion: Larson, Steffi-nson. Frist-ll. Schutt. l'enui:in. Yoder. If Nillllll stu-lnflv livery girl in school is a member of this organization and may in some way help carry on its ac- tivities. lleetings were in charge of Edith Crisell, president, or Frances Ciroh, program chairman, th roughout the yea r. In the past the Girls' League has always had an extensive social program, and this year has been no exception. A 'liransfer Luncheon for those girls who had come to Canby from other schools was given. A beautiful candle-light vesper service was held at the l,utheran church in Canby. Other social events were the spring dance at which our schools dance orchestra made its debut, and the annual flIother's Day Tea. The Girls' League also cooperated with other organizations to make the carni- val a success. New officers for the coming year were elected in April and installed later. 'liwelve Senior girls and twelve Junior girls have been members of this pep organization for this past year. They attended all the athletic games, either at school or away, as were possible. Through their cheering the girls sought to keep the team's morale up if they were losing or to praise them in their victory. For the second year Canby has won thc football at the Football .lambouree for having the best cheering section. lluch credit should go to these twenty-four girls who did a great deal to organize the pep of the Student Body. Bliss Ciladys Burgess has served as faculty advisor since this club was organized three years ago. and whenever the girls remember their good times as Ginger Girls they will think of Kliss Burgess. who joined in the fun and at the same time gave them such good advice. lla:-It lion: llall, llarins. A. Vrisell. Ivins-rm-ss, Millar. Kflllil, Bliss ltiirgi-ss. l'liird lion: l.:n'son, Audra-ws, Svlnn-ids-r, Um-y, Ilozier. Schulz. li. Vrlsi-ll, Ste-t'1'viisnii S+-vom! limi: Stefani, Sta:-ln-ly. Muir. Seliulz, BleFarlannl. Hrnli. 1'ai'lson. D:-itz. l I'oiit lion: Si-lu-er. Yotler, WW We Uorothe Larson ......,..,.... l'rr'5irlr11l Agnes Kraft .......... I'ir'1-l'r'f'.rirlf'f1I livelyn Staehely ,.,.,..,,.,.. b'I'l'l'l'flI7'j' litlilll flrisell ....,.. ,..,,. 1 iI'l'11jlll'l'l' Naomi Selieer ,........... Yr!! lmznlrr alla: UFFICIiRS Norris XVinller ............,, l'rr5idrI1I liloise Yoder .....,.. l'i1sr-l'rr5itlrr1l Gilbert llunt ..... S'rz.-Tf'r'z1.f1n'1'r' -laek Burden ...,. S 'frgranl-al-arms lfaithe llershherger ..,Rrfm1'lwr i Miss jane XVillson A,.,., .... I dfL'i.vrr' lim-k Roxy: Riuzins, l'lintfvn, Vurnu-nt:-r. lfarthing. Hillur. Hur-kl:-ff. Third Run: Stewart, Bliss WVillson. Yoda-r, Meyers. lluniptnn. Imffinuuv-ll. Ss-4-mul Rout Helton, South. llrllsr-Ii, Kalb. Str-atforrl, lioozev- I-'irst Row: llc-rshlu-run-V, Burden. lluul. Winzlo-r, Yoder, ln the late winter of lflix, the students of publie speaking organized into a eluh, which has sinee been aetive in several different functions. 'lihe first activity of the elub was to make a study of parliamentary law.' This was done under the supervision of the eoaeh, Kliss XVillson, and proved to be of interest and benefit to the Club members. The elub next sponsored a moving pieture, Rhodes, The lfmpire Builder, for the purpose of raising funds. A tag day dedicated to baseball was supervised by the elub for this purpose also. 'lihe eluh studied drama this spring, and three one-aet plays were produced. 'l'he club has eovered extemporaneous speaking, debate, dramaties. story telling, radio speaking, interpretive reading, and parliamentary law in the eourse of the year. besides special work in delivery. 'lihe year will be ended with a elub pienie, but the members who are not graduating are already making extensive plans for the organization for next year. :Xt the beginning of the year the first year Shorthand students organized their elass into a club and sinee then became the most active class in the sehool. The stenogs had many parties throughout the year. One skate was held at the Oaks in Portland. and another was held at the rink in Canby after a pot luek supper was enjoyed at the sehool house. An April l ool's Day party was given by the losing side of a eontest. lfarly spring offered an oppor- tunity for a weiner roast on the banks of the Klolalla river. .-Xmong the other soeial activities of the elub was the bridal shower given in honor of Klrs, Klav Rohrbough, who was formerly Bliss lfranees Patterson. 'lihe seeond year Shorthand elass also organized into a elub, electing Alean Moir president, Nlarie l,t'll'l, viee president, and Dorothy Bland, secretary. lieeause there were so few in the club and the numerous activities in whieh these Seniors participated in, this elub was not nearly as aetive as the first year Shorthand Club. 1-:tele leon: lseek. I.tmvriii-.ill, lullls. Nlelrarluiul, lrlsell. 111111-rm-ss, Marlin Third lion: Harms liI'H1lll, XI:-rx. lim-. Yi-lor, Haas, Vrossnn. Sn-wuul lion: Stefani. llzllph. S1-Inu-isle-r, St:-ft'm-lisiui, Sl'llllIZ. Hull, .Xinliw-us, Nlillzxr. Bliss I-urues lfirsl lion: Nlislo-y, llwlin. Frisvll. Svlmtz. Selieer. Muir. Uno-y. lleitl. lilzlnil. 8 N UFFI!.'IfRN Q Marilyn ,Ieanne Sehutz,.I'rr,vi.!rnl Phyllis Dozier ....., l'ir'1'-l'n'5itl1'l1I Agnes lieek ,.........,.,..,,.... bil'!Tl'ftll 1' M-Mud. liuniee Steffenson ,.,.,... Tl'l'tlJlll'l'l' Mary Ralph ,,...,. N'frgfr'1111f-111-111'my Berniee llall ........,.,,......., Rrpnrlrr Rena Stefani .,..... Ynrial Clzzzirnzaiz Miss Burgess, ..,,,,,,,.,, .,,,,, I tlfuinr IU goadfea Glad OFFICERS Eugene Manoek ....,....,Y, Prrsidwzt Rex Shultz ,,..,,,,..., l'im'-Presidrvzt Bob Fink ,.,.... V rrrrfary- Trfasurrr Kenneth lloffman Scryrant-at-arnzs Bill Kraus, Ted Patch, Ed Rackleff, Alfred Riggins Cnunril .llrnzlwrx The Booster Club of V338 has been very successful in promoting several projects of interest to the whole school. During the winter. the Booster Club sponsored the school ping pong touranment. which proved to be of great interest to players and spectators alike. ln the early spring a very interesting lecturer was presented to the student body by the liooster Club, in the person of Raymond Klercola, the youngest member of the first llyrd expedition to the South Pole and Little America. llr. lIercola's lecture on the expedition was thoroughly enjoyed by every one of the audience. Concluding this year's work, the liooster Club again sponsored and supervised the colorful pagean- try of Klay Day. The Future Farmers of America is the organization for all boys who are interested in agriculture. Under the supervision of Klr. Pope the Canby Chapter of the lf. lf. A. took an active part in many contests and alwavs won many of the coveted honors. The judging team composed of Richard llelum, Alfred Kraft, and Ray Farnsworth placed first among the competing teams at the State Fair. and Ray lfarnsworth was the high individual. At the Clackamas County Fair the team secured third place. 'lihe members of the parliamentary team were well rewarded for their efforts and returned from the Sectional Parliamentary Procedure Contest held at klvest l,inn with the banner given for first place. llembers of this team were the officers of the organization. The sectional contests were held at Canby. Canby received a total of eleven ribbons. Donald Stratford placed second in the public speaking contest. 'lihe social activities included the annual Parent and Son llanquet, a radio program over KUAC. a Pie Social and Public Speaking Contest, and a program at lVarner Grange. Richard Klelum and :Xlfred Kraft represented the Canby chapter at the Celebration of the 'lienth Annual l . F. A. Convention held in Kansas City during October. hum 4. 4. 14. OFF II I RS Donald Qtratford Pntfduzl Rlchard 'vlelnm IIII Pliflrfrlll 'Xlfred lxraft hflllfllfj fam Xoder 'lyfgmrff Ray Farnsworth ,,,,,,,,,.,,,, Rff,,,,A1f,- JV u 4 If I ,Way Ll, ACTIVITIES ' 1 IN J ' ' -11 11 JLYQ ,yi Wqyqjxyxu 4, i ' I W , ,517 9 55 2, 6 ' 2 Q lf A fffffl J F v ,, ,fffjwdf 5 1' F - IE-'I 2 xv si ,3'wJO ' SI I' l' I's N - If ? R fA KJ e snag OFFICERS lidith Crisell ,,......vv ,vY.Y,Y...v. 1 fdflef lilva jane South ...,,,,,, l.v:t.lii!i1fn' 5 5 llerhert Bigej ....,...,..,...,,,. l1tUlll!lt'l' f Ted Patch ....A,..,....,. Isst. illllllllflfl' Alfred Riggins ,,,,,,,,.,,, l.'arIufn1i.iI Mr. VVeathers .,,... ..,.... I .lfvisrr Inu-k Row: Higgins, Mr. XVeuthers. ,Fiwuif Row: 1'iitt-li, Crisell. South, llifej. The Cougar staff began to formulate plans for the H1938 Cougar early last fall under the super- vision of Klr. Vlleathers. The assistant editor and manager were chosen from the .lunior class in order that experienced students will be in charge of the annual for the next year. The work of Al- fred Riggins was what the staff sought in the way of originality. Cougars were sold on an inter-class rivalry basis. Seniors were eager to make this annual available and won the contest. Sales were boosted to 192 copies, which is a record for Canby Linion High School. The staff wishes to thank those who worked with them and helped make this edition of the Cougar , possible. The lfcho staff was the most diligent of all the organizations taking an active part in school life. 'l'wo weeks after school had begun the first issue of the lfcho was published. heralding the progress that was to be made during the rest of the year. In the previous years the Ifcho was mimeographed at school, and this year a great improvement was made when the lfcho was printed for the first time in the history of Canby Union High School. The lfcho staff has supported school activities and has been a helpful organization in many ways. Because of its efficiency, the staff experienced a very successful year writing items of interest to the students. Through the cooperation of the local merchants and business men the printed paper was made possible and it became entirely self-supporting. A .liawlt Row: liiuo-j. Mr, Silke, I':1tcll, l urnswor1Ii, H'lmynxell. Mr. Iloilge. Third Row: tiroli. Y, Schutz, Veninan, Iirzultl, llull, lliirnis, l lif-stflnilleii Se-4-mul Row: Ilolin. Lnginlvill. I-Iiel NYillianis, lliq-tl, Xl. S:-lnitz, South, Front lfuw: Pitts. Stun-liely. Marker-. Marks-s-. Ymli-l'. llvrsliliemi-1', .wa sag ,S'7',lI l-' Kent Markee, Keith Markee Ifdilnrs Mildred Githens, Lila Lugenbill il A'1'flL'.f lfililur and .-l.s'5f.rf11f1f Frances Ciroh, Yvonne Sehutl .S'ur'iz'ly liilitury NVil l iam 0'lDonnel I ,Nfmrls liililfn' 2.2 I If IRS! T Y Dlili. I Tli IJl:Y,'ISIll.Y,S' 1111111 Ncg. 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Mmm 614464 l!IXI'IJ l'I10Rl'S OFFICERS Richard Melum ,,,...,,....,. Prfriiirrzi jack Bremer ......,,.. l'i1'e'-Prfsidcrzt Donna Mae Danielson Barbara Jean Pitts .....,.. Raporin' Alfred Riggins ,,,,..,,,,,.,. ljlfrarian 'WN Faye Sparks ........,.,..' Idwism' ' CILF CLl'B UFFICERS I AQIICS Kraft ...........,........ Prfridfnl l Frances lyroh ......,. I'ire-President L hloise Xoder Sr'1'n'fary- Tn asurrr S ecrfiar y- Treasurer V Elia Jane South. ....,.,..,. Rvporrfr Egfhfl' I-3N10lll' ..........,.,. Librarian XVirh the end of the year of 1938. Canby's music organizations complete a year crowned by the supreme achievement of state recognition of excellence in both group and solo work in music. On April 29 and 30, Canby attended the lgth Annual Inter-state High School iliusic Tournament at Forest Grove, bringing back the grand sxveepstalces award in Class C, the largest competitive division. In ensembles, the Girls! Cilee Club placed first, the Boys' lilee Club, second, and the Kiixed Chorus, first. In the solo events, Alfred Riggins received the first place trophy for the state in boys' low voiceg Richard illelum placed second in boys' high voiceg Leone Luginbill placed second in girls' medium voice, and Lenore lleyers placed third in the grand sweepstakes for all schools in the state of Oregon, and gained the privilege of being one of Oregoifs representatives at the National Regional Convention in Seattle, Klay I3 and 14. Canby's success in the state music tournament CRIUC Eli the end of a highly successful year in school and civic music activities. XVith nearly one hundred students enrolled in the music course. under the direction of Bliss Faye Sparks, the two music clubs have supplied programs for numerous school and community activities, such as Girls' League meetings, plays, Student Body and other organization pro- grams, and various lodge and civic club programs. Late in the winter, the two clubs gave a highly suc- cessful broadcast from station KOAC in Corvallis, and on illay 9th the clubs gave an annual Na- tional llusic Week Concert, in conjunction with the band, in the school auditorium. Illany' social events have figured in the clubs' activities during the year, including a Valentine's Day party for the members of the Girls' Glee Club, the attending of several concerts and the opera during the winter, and the monthly Girls' Cilee Club programs. llvith the annual music club picnic at the end of the year, the Glee Clubs and the Klixed Chorus will conclude one of the most successful years since the clubs! founding. 24 f Bam! ' 0I FlCliR.S' Q Ted Zacher ,,... ....,, I '1'f'5id1'r1l g lanet johnson ,...... ,.,, . Yrrrwlary Hill lxraus .,..,,.,,,,,.,...... .l,1i1r'11r1m1 George Kraus, lingene Manuel-Q, Raymond Keil ......,,,.,. .llzxlzagfrs Bzlek How: Kell. Mueller, Blulnn, Purim-uter. Fleisi'lmuel', linuy. Nlnuoek. li, lirnus. Third Ron: lit-ilinpr, Skinner. Eid, Johnson, Ii, Kraus, llillu-rtsnm, Ale-ek, Ariustrnuu. Secluul Row: Lee, Iluuielson, Slut-ln-ly, Ntrnnl. Mr. Xvvnlhers, I-Iluudou, Hunt, Iliun-ruess. Front Hon: Quinn, Iiutes, Kraft, 'I'r1u'hsi-l, Hrnh. 0'lmnne-ll, Yklnrki-1-, Mnrlce-i-. Iivimms. r'1,nm-rly, The Band has improved, both in quality and quantity this year due to the addition of several new instruments and to the Cooperation of the band members themselves. lfarly in tht- year this group set as its goal the addition of new caps and drum majors' outfits to complete the uniforms started last year. To this end it sponsored a show and presented a very enjoyable concert. The goal was only partially reached with the addition of the drum majors' outfits which are being worn by fllarilyn Jeanne Schutz, Barbara Pitts, and lfunice Steffenson. The Hand participated in the State lland Contest at Corvallis on April 9 in Class ll. On llay 7 it represented the school at the Orchestra Festival at llilwaukie. As a belated feature of Klusic XVeelc, the Band presented a joint concert with the orchestra and vocal department on Klay 9. 0 A group which is entirely new this year is the High SCh00l Orchestra. This group was organized by fllr. Wleathers to meet the great need for some opportunity for those who play orchestral instru- ments to perform as an orchestra. This was made possible through the cooperation of the faculty in permitting orchestra members to be excused from classes one period a week on a rotation basis. In spite of hampering conditions the group made several creditable performances at plays. programs and on other occasions. lt also participated in the Band and Urchestra Festival held at Klilwaukie on Hay 9. It is hoped that next year this will become a permanent instrumental organization. 25 me no-' Richard Melum .,,,,.,.,,.. Fin' Cliff! 2-ur Iiaek lloxv: I'arnu-nter, li. Ritter, Millar. S. Ritter. Hunt, lrmlgre, Knixln-1'gi-i'. Third Row: Kraus. 51+-rz, Nllleller, lin-lluluy. Wells. Xlehlul. Mr. Nillie. Second Row: XVinzlel', llunin-I. lliun-hi. Sil'2lifUI'1l. 'l'i'iu-lisel. Rei-nl. Iilinuer. I-'irst Row: Folviu. Ruekln-ff. l , Meneoni, Yoder, Kraft. Iloffniaiii. Ib, Menu-onil The lfire Squad is a group of Senior boys, who have sought to make safety more easily established in case of fire. At the first of the year members of the staff were given positions near extinguishers and doors and throughout the year have been at these stations during fire drills. It is their duty to be prepared to be at these stations if ever any emergencies should arise. fniagfi We '7ake in Um Beaulziful Sam! Q Canby lfnion High School is lcnown throughout the state for its beautifully landscaped school grounds. Not only to the students of Canby Lvnion High School are the well-kept grounds a source of pride, but also the members of the community. The taxpayers may well feel that they have received a satisfactory remuneration in an institution of learning which has received the recognition that we have received during the past few years. 8. Students at Canby Lfnion High School have set a high standard in general conduct throughout the past year. It was felt that a better system of regulating the conduct in the halls could be achieved by placing it into the bands of the students themselves. livery Senior class member served on Hall Duty, and by reporting any misconduct directly to the office, they helped to improve the courtesy in the halls. 81644 lfach year the graduating classes have presented the school with a useful and attractive gift. Klany of these gifts are everyday aids to the students who should associate each class with the token of service that it left behind for us to remember them by. In lflil the graduating class left the school the drink- illg fountain in f1'ont of the school. The Class of lfldl left us the clock in the auditorium, and the Class of V333 left us the bench and the weeping willow tree south of the school building. ln W3-l the Senior class presented the school with the bird bath. The Class of V935 bestowed upon the school ornaments for the auditorium: the Class of 1036, the curbing around the drive. A fountain, trees, and a bench near the tennis courts were given to the school hy the Class of lfljf, This yearls class, 1938, leaves to the school a clock which now bangs in the center hall. 26 L6 rv, i away wt D ,n r 1 . - -fv, -W J A .tax .. First lion: l'in'lson, serum. Uni-y. 'l'r-.u-list-l. Hroh, cl-'raiu-es IN-1-ke-tt alnsentb. May ma, All Hail, Queen l,orean Il A lovely brunette. l,orean Oney, was chosen to reign over Canby Linion High School's annual llay Day lfestivities on llay 6. In attendance at tht- Coronation ceremony were: Frances Groh and Fsther Carlson of the Senior Class, Klarilyn -leanne Schutl of the ,lunior Class. Doris Trachsel of the Soph- omore Class, and lfrancys Perkett of the Freslnnall Class. During the festivities the queen and her court made a charming picture of royalty in their long dresses of pastel shades. The queen and her attendants were chosen by popular vote of the Student Body. This method proved to be a great improvement over tht- methods used previously. The Senior class chose five girls, and the queen and two attendants were chosen from this number by the entire Student Body. The three other classes each elected three candidates, and the Student Body chose one from each of the three classes. 'lihe theme of the fete was the greeting and the entertaining of the queen and her court presented by her loyal subjects who were the girls of the physical education department. Bliss Patterson was in charge of the peasant dances and the Klay pole winding which were enjoyed by the queen, her court, and the many visitors. lfighth grade students, who will be freshmen next year, of the surrounding districts were guests for the day. llany events were planned to make the day pleasant for them in every way. After the crown- ing of the queen and the presentation of the festivities, rhf- eighth graders participated in a track meet. The grade school gave a song festival in the afternoon. A baseball game completed the day's program. 'lihe lioy's Booster Club again sponsored filay Day. 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Z8 1 . f N 42 , Sw 0 21-I o'. , :L qi 1 ' I f x M X 'f NVI- -','l ' - '.L' Q , :,.L. 4 ,M V o N' , f if W' j A -Q-. , 5 B SCORE .IND SCHEDl'I.l:' W Opponent Canby Vvest Linn ..,.,...,......, 21 26 Independence ........,. 4-0 25 Molalla ....,.,,.,.,....,.,e 24 20 Silverton ....,.,. e,,,,,, -1- 2 18 VVest Linn ...... ,,,,,,, 2 5 21 Silverton .,.,, ...4.,, 5 5 35 Sandy ...... ...,,,. 2 7 30 Molalla ......,,,e ,..,,,, 3 2 18 Vvoodburn ,.,..e,,,,,,,. 51 29 Independence .,,..,.,,. 36 33 Chemawa ,........,.,.,e, 41 30 Dallglg -,Av-- ,-,.vw- 4 1 34 S+-voiinl Ron: Mr, Eiiott, Quinn, Marks-e, Bleluni, Blurkef-, Ihwkleff, Fri-w'i-. First lion: Fi-:Illia-rs, Hroli, Klinigvr, Hunt, Snyder. The Canby Hoopsters, though they did not receive the crown for the season, were noted for their good sportsmanship and excellent playing. Lyle Klinger, high point man for Canby, was among the top scoring men of the XVillamette Valley League. The most memorable game of the league season was the first one, played with VVest Linn, on the home floor. The Cougars won this hard-fought battle. At the league tournament in Oregon City, Canby turned back VVest Linn by a narrow margin, and were in turn defeated by Sandy the next evening. At the end of the season Coach Elliot awarded letters to the following: Captain Lyle lilinger, Rich- ard llelum, lid Rackleff, Roger Feathers, Robert Ciroh, Kent Klarkee, Keith Klarkee, Gilbert Hunt, Carl Snyder, and Gale Quinn. VVrestling was adopted as a school sport at the beginning of the year, and has since then become a very enterprising activity. The C. LI H. S. grapplers completed a successful season, having entered and won many meets. The Cougars entered in nine single meets, one dual meet. and three tournaments. They secured second place in the XVillamette Valley League meet. The boys won several championship titles: Edi- son lliles was proclaimed State, Big Nine, and iVillamette Valley champion in the 155-lb. class, Klerle Trachsel, Big Nine champion in 128-lb. class: .lack Burden, Big Nine champion in 115-lb class. Don- ald Kraft won the XVillamette Valley title of the 95-lb. class in the only meet he entered. Coach lflliot awarded letters to ten boys for their efforts in the 1938. season. They were: Captain. Kenneth Hoffman, jack Burden, Ifdison Miles, Ed Rackleff, Harold Schweitzer, Rex Schultz. llerle Trachsel, YVayne Trachsel, Ned YVells, and Sammy iVilson. Hack Row: Daniel, 'I'raehsel, Libby. Second Row: Mr. Hliott, Colvin, Yanzivk, Sn-lnnultz, Dawson, Porter, First Row: Burden. Rnekieff. Sm-hui-itz:-r. Hoffinan. Miles, 'l'r:n-hsel, NVQ-Ils. Wilson. to 40416411 They VVQ Silverton ....... 25 13 VVest Linn .... ,,,..., 3 8 0 Dallas ....., ...,... 1 2 0 Molalla ....... ....... 0 25 Newherg ..... ....... 2 0 St. Helens ....,. ....... 2 0 0 VVoodhurn ,... ....... 3 3 0 Alumni .....,. ...,... 7 6 The '37 football season began with only six lettermen returning to form the nucleus of the Cougar eleven. The six lettermen returning were Captain Parmenter, lfndg Lyle Klinger, Endg Shirley Ritter, Tackleg Ned XVells, Cluardg llob Colvin, Halfbaelcg and Herbert lligej, Halfbaelc. Although the team won only one league game, the boys never demonstrated a lack of the fighting spirit of the Cougars. The greatest victory for the Canby eleven was the 25-0 defeat of their traditional rivals, the llolalla Indians. Another memorable game was the one played at Newberg, where the field was so muddy that the players did not know whether they had their hands on the ball or not. Newberg emerged the victor in this mucky contest with a seore of 2 over Canby's score of 0. The Cougar mentor, lfridley, and his assistant, lfliott, had a successful season in the respect that much progress was shown, and at the end of the season the group gave promise of a bang-up team for next year. The li-squad was probably more successful than the first team in that they won a few more games from the opponents than the first string players. In the addition to the returning lettermen the following boys were awarded letters by Coach Frid- ley at the end of the season: Ray Bany. Tackleg Joe Fisher, lfullbaelcg Loyd Bellamy, Quarterbaclcg .lack Brewer, lfndg Harold Schweitzer, Cluardg Richard Klelum, Centerg ,lack Dawson, Fullbaelcg lfrank Farthing, lfndg Kenneth Hoffman, Guard, and Captain-elect Schultz. Tackle. 31 anhy anhy anby anlmy anlmy anhy anluy anhy B SCI1liIJl'l.E - llstacada 1 - Oregon City 2 - VVoodhurn l I - l lulmha rd 5 - Mol alla 2 - Silverton 5 - Oregon City 4 - VVest Linn 7 Third Row: Hunt. Mi-luin, Kraxlfe-rg'er. Sw-oml Row: Mr. Hliott, Sellxwitzer, NVells, Snyder, Ilnllelli-, Miles, Hoffnmn 1-'irsi How: Colvin. Fink, lhirluirino, liany, Klinirer, Markee, bl5ll'kl'1', l-'eutlis-rs. From the sixty boys who turned out for baseball at the beginning of the season there were but five lettermen. A squad of fifteen was chosen from this group by Coach Elliott. The players include Kenneth Hoffman and Roger Feathers, pitchersj Ray Bany and Harold Schwei- tzer, catchers: Kent llarkee, first base, Lyle Klinger, second baseg Keith Klarlcee, third base, Don Oarbarino, short-stopg Carl Snyder, infieldg Ned Vlvells, outfieldg Hob Fink, outfield, Richard ilfelum, outfield: and Bob DuRette, outfield. Thus far the C-L'-H-S baseball team has been quite successful in their competition with the various schools, winning five of the eight games played. The team has won the games played with lfstacada, Oregon City, Hubbard, illolalla, and Urest Linn. They have lost to lvoodburn, Silverton and Oregon City. A group of twenty boys, working under Coach Fridley, defeated the Nlolalla and Oregon City teams the two games played so far by the second string players. The tennis team of l93S enjoyed a very successful year, placing second in the lvillamette Valley League tournament held at Canby on April 23. The girls on the team this year were Rena Stefani, first. Arlene Andrews, second, Dorothe Larson, third, Janet Johnson, fourth, lean Hall, fifth, and Phyllis Dozier, sixth. Dorothe Larson and -lanet Johnson played doubles. The boys on the tennis team were Pete Raclcleff, first, Bud Kraft, second, Gale Quinn, third. and Bob Groh, fourth. Gale Quinn and Bob Groh played doubles. Klr. Sillze was coach and advisor for the team. Tennis matches were held with ifstacada, Newberg, Oregon City, and lvest Linn. XVith the loss of only four Senior team members, the tennis team hopes to enjoy an even more successful year in l939. Sem-oiul Row: t'1idileliaf'k, Ilzielcln-l't', 121-on, Volyin, Quinn. Mr.Silk1-. First How: Larson, Stefani. llozin-r. Jolnison. .Xiirli-1-iw ., apr. 7 , 'hack Jlnrnl How: Mr, Frxdln-y, Volvin, Aseln-rel, Viiilile-Iran-lc, S. ltitter. W. 'I'i-an-hsel. Haluln-iz IH-llall. Sei-ond Row: l'IIl'lIll'llil'l', Dunii-I, 'l'i'ueliss-l, NYaill-as-4-. liustiiiali, l'nrls-r. First How: Folvin. lligi-j, Klingger, Vateli, Slim-ppziril, Si-lnlltz. llzlhsull For the third consecutive year, Canhyis tracl-1 team has placed in the state Hill Hiilitary relay car- nival. The placing this year was third in the distflllfc medley relay, run hy lid Daniel, first runner, Herbert lligej, second runner, Zane Yoder. third runner, and 'lled Sheppard, fourth runner, and fourth in the mile relay. The team also entered in the sprint medley. The boys on the track team this year were Herbert lligej, 'lied Sheppard, Rex Schultz, Ed Daniel, Art lvallace, llerle Traschsel, Lyle Klinger, Shirley Ritter, -lack Dawson, 'lled Patch, VValter Col- vin, Glenn Cuddeback, Roh Colvin. Zane Yoder, and Roh Ascherel. Of these Herbert Bigej, Ted Shep- pard, Rex Schultz, lfd Daniel, Klerle Traschsel, Shirley Ritter, 'lied Patch, and Zane Yoder are letter- men. The team was coached hy Klr. Fridley. Several new records were set this year by the track team members. Klerle Trachsel set a new ten- foot pole vault record. Shirley Ritter hrol-ze his former shot put record. Herbert Bigej set a new quarter mile record, and flied Sheppard was undefeated in the half mile run in all of Canby's meets. llleets this year were held with lllolalla, Dallas, Sandy, and the Hill fllilitary state relays. XVith only five memhers of the team graduating this year, the nucleus for a very successful team next year remains. The team of hoys out for Cross Country this year included only one return letterman, Ted Shep- pard, who placed ninth in the V937-38 state Cross Country meet at Hill Military Academy. How- ever, Canby placed sixth in the Hill llilitary meet, running against seventeen schools from all parts of the state. The schedule for the season included a meet with Salem, two meets with Klilwaukie, a meet with Vllashington High School of Portland, and the Hill Klilitary meet. Uvest Linn forfeited a meet to Canby. Those who made letters this year are Captain Zane Yoder. Ted Sheppard, Paul Stan- gel, Ulalter Colvin. and lid Daniel. A very successful season for V739 is in view, due to the fact that there are only two senior lettermen on the Cross Country team. Seeonil ltow: Mr. I-Ilioil. Sheppard, Sehnltz. Daniel. 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