Canby High School - Cougar Yearbook (Canby, OR)

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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

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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

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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