Canby High School - Cougar Yearbook (Canby, OR)

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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

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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

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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