Canby High School - Cougar Yearbook (Canby, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1951 volume:

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'.'.fl'Ii':Q'f'i 'X .' -5 ' ' ir : f m: W 44 Q, t ig, 5515573-3 .. f.. GILBERT KNOX MURIEL WETTSTEIN IIM SWEARINGEN Business Manager Ariisi SPOIWS Editor KATHRYN HANSEN 'DLQK ZWEIGART A CLARA STALP Assistant Ediior Assismm Business Mfgir Assistant Editor Annual daze MISS GHORMLEY, adviser, with the editors 4 .iT, , -lp -n-- . ll-l-4 -l-li, .-1- .i.. Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z f Z Z Z X i X i - . 4 Q Y 4 Y -f r 5 1-li-.. i. li .- , w- :- W 6 5- f J I4 If 'wx N Qksxxkx W H M, I 1123- JJ J Q E Administration and Cla EEE X CARL LO BREMER, Chairman MRS. IDA KNIGHT. Clerk UIS SCHWABAUER SENIORS, LOOK TO THE FUTURE As we approach the time for commence- ment we begin to study what the future holds for us. We see a world lull of troubles- ftroubles created by man. Troubles which can be corrected -by man provided he has the necessary education arid will' do so. You have been-given an education at the expense of the 'community and in turn you will have the responsibility to do your share to help make the world a better place in which to live. You can help correct these troubles by showing people that all men can live together under the Golden Rule. To those who graduate, to those who do not plan to return next year, and to those of you .who will return to complete your ed- ucation I wish you the very best oi success in the future. May you be wise leaders and cooperative followers depending upon the circumstances. May you live by the Golden Rule and may you show the world that a. democracy is the-best way of lite. A. L. BECK l. G. MATZKE CHARLES SMITH NEAL THOMPSON BOARD or EDUCATION A. L. BECK, Superintendent CHARLES MacKENZIE, B. A. ERMA HAGEN Linfield College Vice-Principal, 'Biology CHARLES ZACUR, B. S., M. S. Linfield College Oregon Stale College Social Ec., Gen. Science, Athletics HENRY ERCOLINI, B. S. Willamette University American Government, Math, Athletics ROBERT THOMPSON, B. A. Wichita University Band MARVIN GOODMAN, B. S. Willamette University Boys' Physical Ed., Health, World Geography, Athletics MRS. A. L. BECK, B. A. Washington State College English STANLEY MCLOUGHLIN, B,A. ' University of Washington English, Speech X FACULTY 1 CAROLENE TALLMAN, B.A. Willamette University Algebra, Adv. Algebra Physics, Art RAYMOND REIF, B.A. Oregon State College Agriculture MARGARET GHORMLEY, B.A Willamette University Commerce MAUREEN COONEY, B.A. Marylhurst College Girls' Physical Ed., Health, English MRS. PERCY TRELEAVEN, B Whitman College Library IOYCE MCCLENDON, B.A. Willamette University Home Economics ROY HALE, B. S. Colorado A. :S M. College Shop, Carpentry FAY SPARKS, B. A., M. M. Willamette University University of South. Calif. Vocal Music, English 9. Gilbert Knox Ieanette Oathes Raymond Weygandt President Secretary Vice-President ASAE. QPJFTCERS SEATED: A. Keith, A. S. B. Representative, I. Oathes, Secretary, G. Knox, President, B. Weygandt, Vice-President, D. Kirk, Yell Leader. STANDING: D. Irwin, Song Queen, S. Knox, Assistant Treasurer, M. Wett- stein, Treasurer, H. Sadilek, Sergeant-at-Arms, I. Swearingen, Chief Iustice, L. Bair, Athletic Manager, G. Gelbrich, A. S. B. Representative, F. Kleve, Interclass Rivalry Chairman. Muriel Wettstein I 0 Treasurer A. X, A iff 'Sw lfwlg. 125591 L Q gn? ig, Ar- '-,f,QZQ'I3.- if'-.3 ,..--fab-Q Q ia .,:.2y,,f., - sift vxfgzig 3 . dl-:Tf.:lf :g,.. 5. ' fft ., ' - -- M 1::- :e2- .f s -. ,s ., '..Jf' 1 2',','fMg1f:,1 L ffm .,,31,'jL., . 7 - V .f-ri. , We ' i' 1' a ff My 5iT3g'i175'QfZl3f -I v .kim we ll - , z zillnexzw lim Swearingen Chief Iustice Shirley Knox Asst. Treasurer STUDENT CQUNCIUL SDEATED: S. Knox, B. Weygandt, G. Knox, I. Oathes, M. Wettstein. STANDING: A. Knutzen, C. Stalp, M. Potter, A. Keith, W. Dawes, I. Swearing- en, D. Colvin, G. Gelbrich, B. Thackery, I. Bremer, D. Connelly, Mr. MacKenzie, Adviser. STUDENT CCDUIRT SEATED: M. Hovland, R. Knutzen, I. Swearingen, Chief Iustice, F. Kleve, P. Borgen. STANDING: Mr. Beck, Adviserg K. Pope, R. Kraft, P. Iohnston, A. Bighcrm ,, A,,A . 'I .-... SENIIUR . y . . t ,A ,' .' ',A :ff qi '.,,,' 9 ' if ,.,. I MARVIN BOLLAND RAYMOND SCHWABAUER President Vice-President ..MGrv,. HRQY.. All-Star End Patience College Farmer GLADYS GELBRICH DOROTHY IRWIN Treasurer Secretary Glad Dot Getting out ot class Voice Stenographer Willamette U. We the class of '51 started our high school careers in Steptember ot 1947. It was a great day for all oi us. Our one-act play was Dynamite Dan . Our freshmen May Day Princesses were Ieanette Oathes and Patricia Weathers. By the time we were sophomores we thought we were old hands at this school businss. The great day had finally come when we could initiate the freshmen. Our one-act play that year was Ierry Breaks A Date . May Day Princesses were Mary Mamoyac and Muriel Wettstein. At last we were upper classmen.-At least we considered ourselves as such. That was a big year for us. Wilbur Takes His Medicine our one-act play won first place in the play tournament. Both the trophies for the best actress and actor were awarded to members of our class. The junior class play Seventeen Is Terrific . under the direction of Chester Goodman, was a big success. May Day Princesses wefe Lylian Fountain and Marlene Gian- ella. The Prom theme was Dreamers Holiday. Everyone was kept busy but had a good time their senior year. The class play was The Inner Wi1ly . After a lot of worrying our term papers were finished and we were eligible ior graduation. WINONA ARMS LARRY BAIR Bibs Fearless Clothes Bashful ways! Air line hostess Uncle Sam BRICE BAKER Rudolph Susie Getting in late Diamond LOIS ATWOOD Navy Mrs. Earl Boese I GERALDINE BATY Ierry Relations X-ray technologist ROBERT BLAKE Bob Tall Tales College IRENE BREMER Curly Geo's at Woodburn Secretary G-ENTRY CUTSFORTH Cuts Singing Food Technologist DONNA HAYES ..lo., Travels School Teacher IELDON DAVIS Fonzo Glasses Ministry RICHARD BECKETTE Dick Math Coast Guard Academy ERMA BEAL Beals Neatness Mrs. Tom Kee DONALD EPPERS uBuzzn Parliamentary Procedure Farmer NANCY CROSBY Nan Natural Curly Hair Model NEIL HAGEN Neil Quietness Air Force ILENE FARNESS Ilene Pie-making ability P.L.C. 13 LYLE EDMONDS Doc Dimples Mechanic MURIEL HOCKETT Amos Sleepy look Nurse's Aid ROBERT HARVEY Bob Type of wrestling Armed forces ALOHA HOWARD Poochie Bashfulness The WAVES RICHARD KNUTZEN Dick Brains College FRANCES KLEVE Fran 14 Athletic Ability Nurse FRANCES GELBRICH Fran Giggle O.S.C. BRIGHAM HANSEIN Bing His car Traveler SUSAN GORDON Sue Talking about skiing Texas State College GILBERT KNOX Gil Leadership Ministry DORIS KOENIG Fat Driving Secretary FRANK KIMM Frankie Pretty eyes Air Force EDGAR MILFORD Corky Flirting Farmer DAVID LITTLE Dave Wisecracks Salesman BURKE IACKSON Ic1ckson'7 Expressions Air Force LOUISE SCHANK Louie Sewing ability Housewife DONALD RIDER Don Curly hair Dairyman PHYLIS SMITH Phil Shortness Dental college BERNADINE McTIGI-IE Bernie Traffic tickets Secretary GLENN LOSEY Loser Woodworking Mechanic ISABELLE SMITH Pinky Freckles Own Dress Shop IAMES SWEARINGEN uhm.. Arguing College IEANETTE OATHES Oats and Dimples Wit It all depends HAROLD SADILEK Sadilek Long speeches D 15 Making a fast dollar KENNETH POPE Kenny Drums College BERTHA STEGEN Bert ' ' Iournalism The WAVES ERNEST WIMER llLeell Accent Farmer Q MURIEL WETTSTEIN Queenie Activities College RAYMOND WEYGANDT ' Buzz Acting Raise beef cattle VERNA VERGARA ', lllioull 6, Clothes Nurse's aid BARBARA VALAITIS Bobbie Tallness Mrs. Bob Kristan CHARLES THUN Chuck 'Bashlulness Mechanic VERN WERTZ Sandy The Inner Willy College BERNARD THACKERY Bernie Iokes Navy LETA WARMBIER uLetan Diamond Marriage HARLAN SMITH Bones Corn Show Prizes Farmer SENIOR ACTIVITIES WINONA ARMS Ginger Girls 4, Shorthand Club 4, Folk-Dancing Club 3, Office Staff 4. LOIS ATWOOD G.A.A. 2,3,45 G.A.A. Treasurer 4, Ginger Girls 4, Chorus 1,25 Shorthand Club 4, Office Staff 4, FHA 1, Tennis 1,2. BRICE BAKER Tennis l,2,45 Track 3, Baseball 3, Radio Club 3, Folk-Danc- ing Club 3, Shutterbugs 1. LARRY BAIR A.S.B. -Athletic Manager 4, Class Athletic Manager 4, Var- sity C 2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Wrestling l,Z,3,45 Baseball 1, 45 Track 2,3. GERALDINE BATY Thespians 3,45 Seventeen is Terrific 3, The Inner Willy 4, Band 2,3,4. ERMA BEAL May Court 4, Ginger Girls 3,45 Ginger Girls Reporter 4, Seventeen is Terrific 3. The Inner Willy 4, One-act play 4, Thespians 4, Prom Princess 3, G.A.A. 3,45 Folk-Dancing Club 3, Shorthand Club 4, Office Staff 3, Class Officer l,4. n RICHARD BECKETTE Varsity C 2,3,45 Wrestling Manager 2,35 Track 2,35 Art Club 3, FFA l,2. H BOB BLAKE Varsity 3,45 Wrestling 2,3,45 Football 3,45 Class Officer 2. MARVIN BOLLAND Varsity C 2,3,45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Foot- ball 3,45 Thespians 4, The Inner Willy 4, One-Act Play Director 4, One-Act Play 3, Class President 4, Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4. IRENE BREMER Ginger Girls 3,45 Ginger Girls Officer 3 Girls League Coun- cil 4, Student Council 4, Shorthand Club 4, Shorthand Club Vice-Pres. 4, Office Staff 3, FHA l. NANCY CROSBY . Ass't A.S.B. Song Queen 4, Thespians 3,45 Seventeen Is Terrific 3, The Inner Willy 4, One-Act play director 4, Ginger Girls 4, G.A.A. 3,45 Class Officer 3,45 Girls League Council 4, Vocal Music l,2,3,4. GENTRY CUTSFORTI-I Band l,Z,3,45 Vocal Music l,Z,3,45 Group Singing Club 3, Student Council l, Wrestling 3,45 Football 3, Track 3. ELDON DAVIS Band l,2,3,45 Shutterbugs l,3,45 Football 3,45 Wrestling 3,45 Track 3. LYLE EDMONDS Wrestling l,Z,3,45 Track 2,3,45 Baseball l, Class Officer 3, Radio Club 3. DON EPPERS Trans. from Newberg 2, F.F,A. 2,3,45 Parliamentary Team 3,45 Paraliamentary Pres. 4, Football 3,45 Baseball 3,45 Wrestling Manager 4. ILENE FARNESS V F.H.A. 3,45 F.H.A. Treasurer 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Thespians 4, The Inner Willy 4, One-Act Play Ass't Director 4, G.A.A. 3,45 G.A.A. Officer 4, Vocal Music l,2,3,45 Knitting Club 3, Tennis 1. FRANCES GELBRICH Honor Society 4, F.H.A. 2,3,45 F.H.A. President 4, Girls' League Treas. 4, Girls League Council 4, G.A.A. 3,45 Office Staff 4, Shorthand Club 4, Knitting Club 3, Chorus l. GLADYS GELBRICI-I Honor Society 4, Cougar Co-Editor 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Thespians 3,45 Thespian Treasurer 4, Seventeen Is Terrific 3, One-Act Play Director 4, One-Act Play 1,35 A.S.B. Student Council Rep. 4, Ginger Girl Treas. 4, Class Treasurer 4, Girls League Council 3,45 Student Court 1, Folk-Dancing Club 3, Office Staff 4. SUE GORDAN Trans. from Portland 3, One-Act Play 4. NEIL HAGEN Fire Squad 4, Taxidermy Club 3, Baseball 4. BRIGHAM HANSEN Varsity C l,Z,3,45 Wrestling l,Z,3,45 Football 3,45 Baseball 3, Track 2,35 Thespians 4, The Inner Willy 4, F.F.A. l,2,35 Ir. Red Cross Council 3, Shutterbugs 3. BOB HARVEY Trans. from Portland 3, Varsity C 3,45 Wrestling 3,45 Track 3,45 Football 3, F.F.A. 3. DONNA HAYES . ' ' Band l,2,35 Ginger Girls 4, G.A.A. 3,45 G.A.A. Officer 4, F.l-I.A. 3,45 F.H.A. Officer 4, One-Act Play 4, Shorthand Club 4, Office Staff 4, Tennis 2,3,4. MURIEL HOCKETT Ass't A.S.B. Yell Leader 3, Class Yell Leader l, Tennis l,2,3,45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Folk-Dancing Club 3, Shorthand Club 4, Office Staff 4, Vocal Music,1,2. ALOHA HOWARD Ginger Girls 3,45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 G.A.A. Officer 4, Band 2,3,45 Band Secretary-Treasurer 4, Girls League Council 4, F.H.A. l,25 Shorthand Club 4, Office Staff 4, Chorus l. DOROTHY IRWIN A.S.B. Song Queen 4, May Court 4, Ginger Girls 3,45 Thes- pians 3,45 Seventeen Is Terrific 3, The Inner Willy 4, One-Act Play 3, One-Act Play Director 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Vocal Music l,Z,3,45 Girls League Council 4, Class Offi- cer 1,45 G.A.A. 3,45 Tennis 1, Knitting Club 3.' BURKE IACKSON Tennis 2,35 F.A.A. 1. FRANK KIMM Varsity C l,Z,3,45 Wrestling l,3,45 Class President 1, Rad- io Club 3. 17 SENIOR ACTTVTTTES FRANCES KLEVE Honor Society 4, Interclass Rivalry Chairman 4, Ginger Girls 3,45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 G.A.A. President 4, G.A.A. Vice- President 3, Class Officer l,3,45 Tennis 1,2,35 Folk-Dancing Club 3, Folk-Dancing Club Sec. 3, Shorthand Club 4, Office Staff 4, Chorus 2, F.H.A. 1. GILBERT KNOX A.S.B. President '4, Cougar Staff 3,45 Quill and Scroll 4, Var- sity C 3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Football 3,45 Student Council 4, Student Court 3, F.F.A. I,2,35 F.F.A. Officer 3. RICHARD KNUTZEN Honor Society 3,45 Band I,2,35 Shutterbugs 2,3,45 Student Court 4, Track 3. DORIS KOENIG ' G.A.A. 3,45 G.A.A. Vice-Pres. 4, Office Staff 4, Shorthand Club 4, F.H.A. l. DAVID LITTLE F.F.A. 1, Baseball 1, Track 2. GLENN LOSEY Shutterbugs 1,25 Radio Club 3, Football 3, Baseball 1. BERNADINE MCTIGHE Ginger Girls 4, Girls League Council 4, Class Officer 2, G.A.A. 3,45 F.H.A. 1,25 Folk-Dancing Club 3, Office Staff 4, Shorthand Club 4, Chorus 1, Tennis 1. IEANETTE OATHES May Court 1,45 Prom Princess 3, A.S.B. Secretary 4, Asst. A.S.B. Yell Leader 2, Thespians 3,45 One-Act Play Oscar 1,35 One-Act Play I,2,35 One-Act Play Director 4, Ginger Girls 3,45 Ginger Girls Secretary 4, Girls League Council 4, Class Officer l,3,45 G.A.A. 3,45 Office Staff 4, Shorthand Club 4, Shorthand Club Sec. 4, Chorus 1, F.H.A. 1. KENNETH POPE Honor Society .3,45 Band l,2,3,45 .Wrestling 1,35 Shutterbugs 3, DON RIDER F.F.A. 12 3 4' F.F.A. Secretar , . . , y 3,45 Folk-Dancing Club 3, Shutterbugs l,2. HAROLD SADILEK A.S.B. Sgt.-at-arms 4, Varsity C 2,3,45 Wrestling 2,3,45 Track, 2,3,45 Football 3,45 F.F.A. Fire Squad 4, Class Officer 4. LOUISE SCHANK Glee Club 1,25 Tennis 1,Z. l,2,3,45 F.F.A. Vice-Pres. 4, RAYMOND SCHWABAUER Varsity C 3,45 Varsity C President 4, Baseball 1,25 Wrestling I, Track 2, Basketball 3, Class Officer 3,45 F.F.A. l,2,3. HARLAN SMITH F.F.A. l,2,3,4..5 ISABELLE SMITH Ginger Girls 3,45 Girls League Council 4, Vocal Music 1,2, 35 G.A.A. 3,45 Tennis I,2,35 One-Act Play 2, Knitting Club 3, Shorthand Club 4, Shorthand Club Officer 4, Office Staff 4. 18 PHYLLIS SMITH G.A.A. 4, Knitting Club 3. BERTHA STEGEN Honor Society 4, Quill and Scroll 3,45 Cougar Staff 3,45.Hi- Lites Staff 3, F.H.A. 2,3,45 F.H.A. Vice-President 4, Short- hand Club 4, Shorthand Club President 4, Girls' League Council 4, Horizon Club 3, Horizon Club Officer 3, Office Staff 3, Student Court 3. IIM SWEARINGEN Chief Iustice 4, Annual Staff 4, Thespians 4, Seventeen Is Terrific 3, The Inner Willy 4, One-Act Play Co-Director 4, Class President 3, Varsity C l,2,3,45 Wrestling I,2,35 Base- ball 1,2,3,45 Football 2,3,45 F.F.A. I,2,35 Parliamentary Team 2,35 I Parliamentary Pres. 3, Folk-Dancing Club Pres. 3, Shutterbugs 4. BERNARD THACKERY A.S.B. Yell Leader 4, Student Council 4, Student Court Z, One-Act Play 4, F.F.A. 3,45 F.F.A. Officer 4, Folk-Dancing Club 3, Football 2, Track l, Wrestling 1. CHARLES THUN F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 F.F.A. Treasurer 4, Fire Squad 4, Folk-Danc- ing Club 3. BARBARA VALAITIS Thespians 4, The Inner ,Willy 4, G.A.A. 3,45 Vocal Music I,2,35 Office Staff 4, Shorthand Club 4, Shorthand Club Officer 4, Class Reporter 3,45 Knitting Club 53, Tennis 2,3. VERNA VERGARA Girls Glee Club 2, G.A.A. 3,45 Folk-Dancing Club 3. LETA WARMBIER Trans. from Minnesota 45 Shorthand Club 4, Offfice Staff 4. VERN WERTZ Thespians 3,45 Seventeen Is Terrific 3, The Inner Willy 4, One-Act Play 1, Radio Club 3. MURIEL WETTSTEIN Honor Society 3,45 Outstanding Freshman Girl 1, D.A.R. Candidate 4, May Court 2,45 A.S.B. Treasurer 3,45 District Girls Leaaue Pres. 4, Girls League Council 3,45 Girls League Pres. 4, 'Student Council 3, 45 Ginger Girls 3, 45 Ginger Girls Pres. 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Band President 4 Hbeventeenlls Terrific 3, One-Act Play 4, Thespians 4 G.A.A 2,3,45 Class President 2, Folk-Dancing Vice-Pres. 3 F.H.A. 1. 1 RAYMOND WEYGANDT A A.S.B. Vice-Pres. 4,, A.S.B. Sqt.-at-arms 3 The-spians 3,45 Thes- pian Pres. 4, Seventeen Is Terrific 3, One-Act Play 'Oscar' 2,35 One-Act Play Director 4, F.F.A. l,2,3,45 F.F.A. Pres. 4, Parliamentary Team 2,3,45 Class Officer l,2,45 Student Coun- cil 3,45 Varsity C 3,45 Varsity C Vice-Pres. 4, Basketball 1,25 Football 2,3,45 Baseball I, Folk-Dancing Club 3. ERNEST WIMER Wrestling 2,35 Wrestling Manager 4, Track 3, F.F.A. 1, Folk- Dancing Club 3. MOST PEP F. Kleve B. Thcxckery I. Ocxthes B. Blake ,4f. WWQW. .-4,Ww 9. .. f. M.g....,.?.. 5. ::fwMif?iEPff,..: as Vis? I fi ? 'I ,..,.,,.. ..,. ,:,:.-A... 1 ' 5 1 1 5.112555- az? 221262 . .. , Il 'fag ,gg Q. '-'-'- g W' BIGGEST PESTS D. Irwin F. Kimm MOST LIKELY CUTEST and TO SUCCEED HANDSOMEST G. Knox I. Oczthes M. Wettstein M. Bolland MOST STUDIOUS BEST DRESSED BEST ATHLETES R. Weygandt F. Kleve E. Becxl H. Sadilok B. Stegen K. Pope BEST DANCERS B. 'McTighe MOST POPULAR MOST ACTIVITIES R. We-iygandt G. Knox M. Wettstein G. Gelbrich SENIOR PERSONALITIES B. Thackery BIGGEST FLIRTS S. Gordon L. Bair mfwmwamwmaxf' ffvrwi ,V WW Y Y V ' K ' 7' JJUNILQRS IRST ROW: M. Allen, G. Coleman, I. Connelly, S. Dietz,'I. Costner. SECOND ROW: C. Hansen, S. Bowers, S. Christner, M. Davis, M. Hovland, D. Kalb, M. Hisel. THIRD ROW: R. Frum, P. Burke, B. Doggett, S. Knox, K. Hansen, I. Knutson, I. Enterline, A. Keith, Miss McClendon, Adviser. FOURTH ROW: I. Brazer, K, Iohnson, I.. Kenagy, I. Goebel, I. Clark, N. Davis, L. Hass, R. Burkholder, P. Borgan. FIFTH ROW: H. Kleve, T. Campau, L, Evans, E. Christensen, L. Flora, R. Christian, D. Fox, G, Fax-ness, A. Knutzen, R. Koch. David Wagner President ' L. '- f smifmf' W , .. - -gg flew fir . K. rg , lk A ... ff H. I in 4, J if ,,,w . g . s, - . .4 Hiffffg A fiiyfi . A igigigg X X 4 ,,,,.- e x 14. A I 'nf l 2,3 af... ., f ' ., . gi 'Ti 'ze ' ., 0. 5 N I n -Y f N 4 3521: g f? A w is 4,5 ,wc ig .fr A gs. .5 fr W. 4. W is V. E , ,f I s W ,, W 41 gags RJ. . . X if 'f XI V .. .-V '-H' ' J :, f Harold Kleve Vice-President IRST ROW: M. Sorenson, D. Thompson, D. Thompson, C. Meek, S. Meek, L. Morlord, C. Miller. SECOND ROW: B. Roth, D. Schmidt, D. Rose, V. Leffler, P. Wright, C. Sialp, I.Megquier, Mr. McLaughlin, Ass't Advisor. THIRD ROW: B. Nelson, D. Troyer, D. Nel- son, D. Weber, G. Perdue, I. Perry,G. Neuschwander, I. Phelps. FOURTH ROW: I. Ow- ings, D. Nelson, I. Rider, R. Reynolds, R. Sleight, R. Zweigart, L. Roth, E. Perkett. FIFTH ROW: L. Thomas, D. Wagner, I. Wilson. Iill Connelly Secretary . .,.,f,.,.w ,...,,. ,V .I sissy .fm YW? 'Qs wif 2:22:11 V f ,fjI' . 1 ,S ITT? fffzf Yi A -i. I Ewfaf, V5 2125131 ,:f,g,., :- iszffgfg Viewiui ' Q-fssisfgl f ,tiff -L , H ',. sf 3- A7 7'-5,1 U :r :.:....f-s.--- - in -fs .f aff.. - Earl Christensen Treasurer SOPHOMORES Curtis Hovland , President Robert Herman Vice-President Pat Ayers Secretary Marlene- Wesenberg Treasurer FIRST ROW: L. Petrie, D. Lundsten, B. Madden, C. Freeby, M. Wesenberg, M. C. Morgan, A. Paulson, C. Reeves. SECOND ROW-: S. Miller, P. Kraxberger, C. B. Thornton, B. Pulley, L. Zegers, L. Neuschwander, I. Wolf. THIRD ROW. E. Reynolds, Ogren, I. Taylor, I. Salarik, E. Yost, G. Wanvig, D. Gorbett, F. Rosenblad, M. Wolf Ercolini, Adviser. FOURTH ROW: I. Lenhardt, F. Axford, E. Knutson, B. Wimer, G chell, R. Montgomery, H. Kirchem, E. Wasco, I. Kimm, I. Stegen. FIFTH ROW: R. B. Livington, P. McNamee, L. Morgan, F. Nicholas, R. Kraft, G. Smith, N. Meyer, R lue, R. Stellenson. FIRST ROW: G. Garber, E. Conley, D. Colvin, E. Arms, I. Hays. SECOND ROW: M. Haye V. Iackson, M. Gumaer, D. Goebel, L. Brawner, P. Ayers, P. Hostetle THIRD ROW: C. Hepler, H. Hansen, L. Faist, D. Iohnson, L. Bigej, H. Fredrickson, Connelly,-R.'Farness, H. Chandler. FOURTH ROW: L. Dedman, I. Fawver, I. Belto R. Hadsall, R. Iohnson, C. Hovland, R. Herman, C. Gelbrich, W. Dawes, M. Conley. PRESHMEN ROW: R. Harlan, N. Edmonds, A. Bennett, A. Gibson, D. Giger, M. Kleve, D. Huston. SECOND ROW: R. Anderson, I.' Borgcm, I. Mealue, L. Iohnson, D. Allen, D. Flora, P. Huston, M. Mohr, L. Farmer. THIRD ROW: D. Connelly, L. Beck, E. Buss, I. Iohnson, I. Dunn, L. Iackson,'B. Fawver, B. Madden, L. Farmer, R. Kraft. FOURTH ROW: E. Howland, A. Bigham, I. Enterline, R. Henry, C. Christian, I. Fisher, G. Holum, I. Iohnson, N. Allphin, L. Clark. ROW: M. Porter, M. Schumacher, D. Yoder, N. Thompson, W. Schmidt. SECOND ROW: G. Paulson, G. Stier, B. Reinhardt, P. Schiel, I. Perdue, C. Stegen, B. Thiel, D. Wold, W. Riehle. THIRD ROW: B. Wolf, F. Rice, P. Wood, G. Rigsby, M. Weldon, R. Poschwaita, B. Thackery, G. Watson, N. Versteeg, Mr. Zacur, Adviser. FOURTH Row: R. Raley, S. Rick, F. Stoner, B. Lamon, M. Schwartz, E. Thompson, R. Werroner, B. Stevens, R. Phelps, R. Yoder. Dons Allen President Clayton Christian Vice-President Anna Bennett Secretary-Treasurer Iimior-Senior Prom Queen Gladys I with Princesses Iill and Ioan i LCFYY Bair. Most In- spirational Football Player Genevieve W. and Kathryn at the prize booth. Did you hit. it. Morris? What is this? A gab session? 24 Couples dancing at the Prom . . . H. ' L 2 YZ! Z s ff D 5 9 I C 0 X Q50 X f f ACTIVITIES I...... 'I.'....'4J fnf.fm,f.,,.f PRINCESS ERMA - PRINCESS DOROTHY MAY CQURT 119513 PRINCESS MILDRED PRINCESS SHIRLEY Queen Muriel I PRINCESS CHERYI-I Crown'Princess'Jeanette PRINCESS DQRI5 'pmuczssbonrs PRINCESS. BEVERLY 27 MISS SPARKS. Faculty Adviser t SEATED: P. xneve. M. weusfein. G. Gelbrich, Secretary STANDING: B. Stegen, Vice-Presi- dent, K. Pope, President: F. Gel- brich. U ETA SIGMA . CHAPTER WNATIIQNAJL HONQR SQCIETY The Nu Eta Sigma Chapter started the year with only three membersl They elected' Richard Knutzen president, -Kenneth Pope, vice-presidentg Muriel Wettstein, secretary. At Christmas time four new members were initiated into the society. Initiates are chosen on the basis of leadership, schol- arship, service, and character. Each year the chapter selects their candidate for the Hall of Fame. Last year's candidate, Alexander Graham Bell, as well as Theodore Roosevelt, Woodrow Wilson, Susan B. Anthony. Col. William C. Gorgas, and Iosiah Willard Gibbs made the Hall of Fame. FIRST ROW: G. Baty, N. Crosby, I. Smith, S. Bowers, C. Hansen, D. Hayes, I. Oathes, E. Beal. SECOND ROW: G. Gelbrich, M. Wettstein, D. Irwin, P. Ayers, M. Hovland, B. Dog- gett, D. Schmidt, K. Hansen, I. Farness. THIRD ROW: A. Keith, C. Gelbrich, D. Weber, V. Letfler, I. Megquier, M. Bolland, B. Thackery, R. Weygandt, Mr. McLaughlin, Adviser. FOURTH ROW: V. Wertz, L. Thomas, I. Swearingen. Absent were B, Hansen, B. Valaitis, I. Mitchell. THESIPIIANS The Thespians were able to buy five new pieces of furniture this year in time to be used tor the one-act plays and the Iunior class play. They sponsored the four one-act plays which were directed by student members and initiated twenty three new members in the spring. DON KIRK RAYMOND WEYGANDT Vice-President ' President V' g s I 'B 1 'ipy S -'i I GLADYS GELBRICH DOROTHY IRWIN 29 Treasurer Secretary Q -Qffnf ' 0 will 35 - ff EJIIIITIIHIHIIIEII Ennnmng tiurhgh Srlmul Elnurnaliilzf FIRST ROW: G. Knox, G. Gelbrich, B. Stegen, R. Zweigart. SECOND ROW: D. Irwin, I. Farness, G. Rupp, K. Hansen. THIRD ROW: M. Wettstein, Miss Ghormley, adviser. B. Doggett, S. Knox. C. Stalp. The Quill and Scroll was founded in 1926 by a group of high school ad- visers to reward individual achievement in high school journalism. The Society has always taken part in raising standards in its field and in direct- ing the course of high school journalism. Eleven new members were initiated into the organization in March. FIRST ROW: L. Petrie. S. Dietz, C. Miller, S. Christner, B. Madden, D. Lund- sten, I. Taylor, W. Hockett, S. Bowers, M. Sorenson, C. Hansen, G. Rupp. SECOND ROW: H. Hansen, I. Megquier, G. Coleman, I. Knutson, M. Connelly M. Davis, B. Doggett, M. Hovland, D. Goebel, -L. Brawner, C. Stalp, P. Ayers, P. Iohnson, A. Keith. I THIRD ROW: E. Knutson, A. Paulson, P. Burke, D. Thompson,.D. Rose, S. Meek, K. Hansen, G. Wanvig, C. Meek, D. Thompson, R. Reynolds, R. Henry, S. Rick, T. Kenagy. I FOURTH ROW: D. Troyer, D. Nelson, D. Weber. L. Roth, G. Curtis, D. Kirk. L. Thomas, A. Knutzen, M. Schwartz, R. Zweigart, E. Davis, R. Knutzen, G. Farness. SHUTTERIBUGS titled to the use of the dark room -in which they can learn the fundamentals of photog- raphy. Club activities were planned for spring when the weather became nice. Art Keith, Pres. Marlene Connelly. Vice-Pres 31 Doris Lundsten, Sec. Tod Kenagy, Treas. IUNIICDR RED CRQSS CQUNCIUL FIRST ROW: A. Paulson, L. Brawner, D. Goebel, Miss Tallman, Adviser, D. Giger, B. Reinhart, I. Goebel, I. Iohnson. SECOND ROW: S. Rick, C. Christian, A. Bigham, D. Schmidt, Secretary: K. Hansen, D. Rose, E. Wanvig, L. Hass, Vice-Presidentg R. Poschwatta. THIRD ROW: M. Wesenberg, R. Anderson, P. Wright, President, M. Hovland, Refreshment Chairman, G. Rupp, M. Davis, I. Clark, D. Yoder, A. Keith. Several of the Iunior Red Cross Council members attended each county council meeting which were held at various schools throughout the county. In December the county meeting was held at Canby. The turnouct was very good. both from Canby and other schools in the county. Also in December they entertained during the coffee hour at Barnes Hospital. The chorus, under the direction of Miss Sparks, put on the program. It was liked very much by the veterans. The council sponsored the noon movies the last nine weeks. The county council filled 3 gilt chests to be sent overseas. Canby filled 25 gift box- es to be sent overseas. GIRL st ll. EAGUE CQUNCIUL The District Convention of the Girls' League was held at Canby this year. It is customary that these conventions be held at the home school of the dis- trict president. Muriel Wettstein received this honor so the Canby group was hostess to about 60 girls. The girls are still earning money for their annual donation of scholar- ships through the proceeds from the coke room. Last year they gave four S100 scholarships. KNEELING-F. Gelbrich. Treasurer, E. Beal, I. Oathes, Secretary, I. Smith, S. Bowers, M. Sorensonf A. Howard, Corresponding Secretary, I. Bremer. STANDING- Miss Tallman, Adviser, B. McTighe, I. Safarik, M. Wettstein, President, I. Perdue, G. Gelbrich, Reporter, N. Crosby, S. Knox, Vice-President, D. Irwin, B. Stegen. SIHIQRTHAND CLUB STANDING: A. Rutan, B. Stegten, President: A. Howard, F. Kleve, I.. Atwood, B Miss Ghormley, Adviserp I. Bremer, Vice-President: E. Beal, G. Gelbrich, SEATED: I. Smith, B. Valaitis, F. Gelbrich, B. McTighe, I. Oathes, Secretary- 'Treasurerp D. Hayes, M. Hockett, W. Arms. I I UJEFICE STAFF . BACK ROW: D. Kalb, A. Rutan, I. Enterline, M. Hockett, S. Bowers, I. Con- nelly, B. McTighe, D. Hayes, L. Atwood. SEATED: B. Valczitis,'I. Oathes, I. Smith, F. Kleve, E. Hagen, Secretary. FRONT RCW: F. Gelbrich, G. Gelbrich, M. Wettstein, C. Stalp, M. Davis 34 Absent were Aloha Howard and Doris Koenig. SIXTH PERIOD STUDY HALL The Canby library boasts of owning approximately 2,500 volumes. Twen- ty-eight magazines subscriptions are on the regular list for student use About 130 new books have been purchased this year. LIBRARY STAFF K. Hansen, S. Christner, Mrs. Treleaven, Librarian, D. Rose, B. Pulley, I. Taylor, L. Petrie. MMU, J P 79 9 0 0 F H A S il Eftnful j E - . - . , f tj .',QQ'0J wc, Whiz Nw , W Ioan Goebel was Canby s candidate for District Chairman. A number of other girls also attended. Ioan was also a candidate for the State office of Secretary. Ilene Farness and Doris Colvin were Canby's delegates to the State convention at Corvallis in March. FRANCES GELBRICH During February the girls held an informal tea for Rresident their mothers. SEATED: I. Iohnson, E. Conley, D. Kalb, P. Hostetler, P. Wright, D. Hayes,- B. Stegen, Vice- President, F. Gelbrich, President, I. Goebel, Secretary, I. Furness, Treasurerg D. Goebel, D. Colvin, M. Hayes, I. Wolf. STANDING: A. Gibson, C. Stegen, ' M. Davis, D. Rose, H. Fr-edrickson, K..Hcmsen, I. Clark, N. Davis, F. Rosenblad, D. Schmidt, V. Ogren, D. Iohnson, L. Bigej, L. Brawner, M. Gu- maer, V. Iackson, Miss McClendon, Adviser. Officers meeting at Miss Officers at initiation McClenc1ons home. of new members. 1, S ' - 1- -F- :-:ri '- 1, E . , t's. , -ll J pp. I 'E 5:'5Q'z' Q, GN L 1xTl11,V 2 2? 'S -I - , if ,sw ri if me QA wil 5 53 'O1?f Lx19f 1 f- ..-J In N.: , . 1 em, , 1., .fe esideni : K I X ft-'4 ftXx 'E GNq9't.?f i f if Walt- , Adviser The year 1950-51 was a very hard year, but it was an enjoyable one. The boys were worried about the presentation of the Amateur Show, but with the help of the faculty and Mr. Reif, who came to their rescue at the last minute, it was a complete success. The boys took most of the honors at the corn showthis year and they also did very well at the State show. The chapter sponsored a scrap and paper drive during Ianuary wich went over the top. FIRST ROW: R. Harlan, G. Paulson, N. Edmonds, l. Borgan, H. Hansen, R. Anderson, N. Allphin, P. Wood, E. Knutson, W. Riehle, I. Stegen. SECOND ROW: E. Ieliries, G. Rigsby, L. Beck, L. Faist, R. Herman, R. Iohnson, G. Perdue, I. Brazer, E. Thompson, I. Fawver, B. Wimer, P. Borgan, B. Burkholder. THIRD ROW: I. Iohnson, C. Christian, L. Clark, B. Thackery, E. Howland, R. Poschwatta, R. Weygandt, D. Kirk, 'D. Rider, Secretary, D. Hansen, R. Schwahauer, D. Eppers, Mr. Pope, Adviser, B. Thackery. - FOURTH ROW: M. Perdue, G. Allen, B. Stevens, F. Stoner, I. Fisher, I. Rider, L. Thomas, H. Sadilek, Vice-President, H. Smith, I. Wilson, C. Milford, C. Thun, Treasurer, A. Iack- son. y CHORUS MIXED CHORUS KNEELING: S. Knox, P. Burke, C. Hansen, I. Furness, secretary, P. Wright, B. Doggett, I. Megquier, STANDING: G. Coleman, N. Crosby, C. Meek, R. Farness, M. Bolland. presi- dent, G. Cutsforth, S. Meek, V. Leffler, D. Irwin, vice-president. Not shown is Miss Sparks, adviser. GIRLS 9 GJLEE KNEELING: P. Hostetler, V. Letfler, P. Burke, I. Farness, P. Wright, C. Hansen I M. Connelly, I. Megquier, M. Hovland, G. Wanvig. . STANDING: S. Knox, G. Coleman, N. Crosby, C. Meek,.B. Doggett, C. Mor- gan, C. Freeby, A. Paulson, D. Irwin, C. Reeves. Not shown is Miss Sparks adviser. BEVERLY PULLEY, DELORES THOMPSON MARLENE CONNELLY, DRUM MAIOR DONNA FLORA, PAT WRIGHT MILDRED DUNN, TEAM MASCOT if THIRD ROW: D. Lundsten, D. Kalb, L. Morgan, I. Mitchell, L. Petrie, Mr. Thompson, Director, K. Pope, R. Hadsall, G. Cutstorth, E. Wasco. SECOND ROW: M. Wesenberg, A. Howard, B. Kraft, P. Ayers, M. Macklin, R. Kraft, R. Frum, D. Wagner. FIRST ROW: G. Rupp C. Hovland, M. Hovland, K. Pope, E. Davis, L. Evans, R. Anderson. ' MAIORETTES: P. Wright, D. Thompson, M. Connelly, Drum Majorette. C.U.H.S. September again! The band organized and settled down for another school year. The tollowing officers were elected: Muriel Wettstein, President, David Wagner, Vice-Presi- dentp Aloha Howard, Secretary-Treasurer: Gloria Rupp, Librarian, Marlene Wesenberg, 40 Assistant Librarian, Harold Kleve, Transportation Chairman. Iessica Safarick and Delbert ,F ox were elected co-directors later in the year. THIRD ROW: G. Neuschwander, G. Warmbier, B. Livingston, M. Kleve, H. Kleve, M. Schwartz, B. Sleight, B. Thompson, D. Troyer, D. Fox. SECOND ROW: G. Smith, R. Zweigart, G. Bcity. I. Lenhardt, D. Van Fleet, S. Bowers, M. Wettstein. FIRST ROW: W. Dawes, C. Freeby. P. Iohnston, D. Colvin, I. Satarik, D. .Powell. MAIORETTES: B. Pulley, D. Flora. BAND The band performed at football and basketball games and other school activities. In the spring the band journeyed to Woodburn to present a concert to the Boys' Training School. On aSunday afternoon, April '15, the spring concert was presented. Some numbers on the program were ,Music In The Park, Atlantis, and Moods Interlude. As one ot the fin- 41 al activities the band competed in the district band contest at Milwaukie. RALLY SQUAD D. Irwin N. Crosby Song Queen Asst. Song Queen The Rally Squad aroused the pep of the student body to a level which hadvnot been shown in the years past. They organized drills and formations in leading the student body. At the end of the football season Don Kirk, yell leader, transferred. Bernard Thackery was then elected to this position. F EW L. Roth. S. Knox, D. Kirk, Coleman, B. Thackery. GINGER GIRLS M. Wettstein C. Stalp President Vice President FIRST ROW: G. Rupp, C. Hansen, S. Bowers, I. Oathes, I. Connelly, F. Gel- brich, I. Bremer. SECOND ROW: B. McTighe, WJ Arms, I. Smith, V. Leifler, M. Wettstein, G. Gelbrich, E. Beal, A. Howard, Miss Cooney, Adviser. THIRD ROW: C. Stalp, B. Roth, M. Hovland, D. Irwin, N. Crosby, S. Knox, I. Oathes Secretary F. Kleve. L. Atwood, I. Megquier. The Ginger Girls is a pep club organized to keep up the pep and morale oi the students and athletes. This year they again held their annual Varsity Banquet and the theme was Dancing in the Dark. The music tor the dance which was held in the gymnasium was supplied by the five-piece . orchestra from Lewis and Clark College. semblies during the year. The girls have also given exchange as- G. Gelbrich Treasurer G.,A.A. FIRST ROW: I. Farness, G. Coleman, D. Kalb, I. Connelly, I. Smith, K. Han- sen, D. Rose, F. Gelbrich, P. Kleve, President, L. Atwood, Treasurer, D. Koenig, Vice-President, P. Wright, M. Davis, M. Hovland. SECOND ROW: G. Rupp, S. Dietz, C. Hansen, S. Bowers, C. Stalp, M. Allen, I. Anderson, I. Oathes, I. Megquier, B. Roth. THIRD ROW: D. Hayes, Miss Cooney, Adviser, D. Schmidt, D. Irwin, S. Knox, P. Burke, V. Leftler, N. Crosby, C. Meek, B. Valaitis, L. Hass, S. Meek, M. Wettstein, I. Goebel, B. McTighe, E. Beal, A. Howard, Secretary. JIINIIITIATESS ' SEATED: L. Zegers, S. Miller, P. Kraxberger, C. Melum, I. Taylor, M. Connel ly, W, Hockett, P. Hostetler, C. Miller, E. Conley, M. Hayes. STANDING: C. Freeby, I. Safarik, E. Yost, M. Oathes, M. Wesenberg, D 44 Lundsten, C. Meek, L. Bigej, L. Petrie, L. Brawner, G. Wanvig. WARS JITY C Raymond Weygandt Gilbert Knox Vicegpresidenf Sec.-Treasurer Raymond Schwabauer President Although the Varsity C has dropped considerably in number from last year, it is still one of the school's active clubs. One of the most impor- tant events for the club this year was the annual Varsity Banquet and dance sponsored by the Ginger Girls. It was well-attended and everyone had a good time. b Another highlight came during the Christmas season when the boys started a drive for old toys. As the toys came in, the Varsity members fixed them up and made them as good as new. A few days before Christmas they were distributed among the needy families of the area. 1 FIRST ROW: L. Roth, A. Keith, R. Weygandt, G. Curtis, E. Perkett, A. Knutzen, D. Troyer. SECOND ROW: R. Hadsall, R. Schwabauer, H. Sadilek, L. Bair, R. Frum, H. Kleve, D. Wagner, B. Blake. THIRD ROW: E. Knutson, B. Wimer, G. Knox, R. Beckette, I. Swearingen, M. Bolland, B. Hansen, D. Hanson, F. Kimm, L. Faist, D. Lingel. IRE SQUAD KNEELING C Thun C. Milford,H. Kleve N Hagen STANDING L Thomas, I. Peery, H.Sad11ek Flre Chief E Christensen TNTERCLASS One-Act Plays March of Dimes Curtis Driye A. S. B. Tickets Football Prison Ball Boys' Basketball Girls' Volleyball SIENIQR CLASS I PLAY THE INNER WILLY LEFT TO RIGHT: I. Ocxthes, I. Smith, V. Wertz, B. Vcrlaitis, G. Bcity, I. Swecxr- ingen, M. Bollcrnd, I. Furness, E. Beal, B. Hansen, Miss Tallrnan, Director, A. Rutun, D. Irwin, N. Crosby. 47 JIUNILQJR Drums Death CLASS PRESENTS STANDING: M. Hovlcmd, L. Thomas, V. Lefler, L. Evans, D. Schmidt. SEATED: A. Keith, B. Roth, S. Bowers, K. Hansen, D. Weber. UNE ACT PLAY TQUIRNAMENT lm I FRESHMEN Wilbur Faces Facts SEATED: R. Anderson, F. Rice, C. Chris- tian, N. Thompson. STANDING: A. Bigham, B. Weygandt, director, I. Oathes, director, D. Allen, D. Flora. , bd IUNIOR Everything Nice SEATED: C. Hansen, D. Van Vleet, G. Rupp, B. Doggett, V. Leffler. V STANDING: N. Crosby, director, I. Far- ness, director, G. Coleman, G. Per- due. hd SOPHOMORE Bobby Sox ySEATED: C. Freeby, C. Gelbrich, M. Wesenberg, G. Mitchell. STANDING: D. Irwin, director: G. Smith, R. Hadsall, P. Ayers, M. Bolland. director. Mh SENIORS Nobody Sleeps SEATED: D. Hayes, M. Wettstein, S. Gordon. ' STANDING: E. Beal, G. Gelbrich, direc- tory B. Thackery. Not shown: Iim Swearingen, directorg Mrs. Ruth Treleaven was the Faculty Adviser. ' 49 S Q I E E I f,,.Q . ' ' -- , . Ii , fy Q I . . 5... X X fffw f , f f XX wk Xf Ya 5 5 J ? fs j f' .1 fk j RN., lf ff ..!. I SPORTS 5 2 MR. MARVIN GOODMAN is completing his iourth year at Canby. He is a graduate ot Coquille High School, Coquille, Oregon, and Willamette University. In his tour years here, he has built up a good football team, although he hasn't had afirst place team. The,boys have been taught through his coaching in football, track, and B-squad basketball, and in his P. E. classes the necessity of team work and good sportsmanship to win. 'He has be- come well-liked by all. MR. CHARLES ZACUR is completing his third year at Canby. He is a graduate of Indiana High School, Indiana, Pennsylvania. He received a bachelor's degree from Lin- iield College and a Master's degree at Oregon State College. Being a strict but congenial wrestling coach has paid oft for Coach Zacur in his squad's obtaining many trophies. His guidance in and out of coaching is appreciated by all. MR. HENRY ERCOLINI came to Canby about three and a half years ago replacing. Mr. Gipe who became seriously ill. He is a graduate of West Seattle High School, Seattle, Washington, and Willamette University. Also being a strong teacher ol team work and good sportsmanship, it has shown up in his coaching ol B-squad football,tA-squad bas- ketball, and very definitely in his baseball team. He is well noted lor his smile and is well- liked by everyone. . FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: D. Weber, D. Hanson, E. Perkett, A. Keith, L. Bair, R. Weygandt, G. Knox, B. Frum, K. Workman. SECOND ROW: M. Schwartz, E. Davis, R. Montgomery, H.- Kleve, C. Hovland, H. Sadilek, S l I. Swearingen, Mr. Goodman, Coach. THIRD ROW: C. Milford, P. Nicholas, M. Bolland, I. Belton, R. Hadsall, B. Blake, I. Wilson. The Cougars showed their possible power again this year by defeating the top team, Dallas, in their second League game. Due to injuries received in the Tillamook aame, Curt Hovland vvas unable to play all season. The nine .let-termen that .are graduating are: -Eldon Davis., Corky Milford, Buzzy Weygandt, Bob Blake, Gil- bert Knox, lim Swearingen, Harold Sadilek, Marvin Bol- land, and Larry Bair. Harold Sadilek and Marv Bolland, who played Bang up football all year, were named for positions on the W.V.L All Star team. Larry Bair, who has played four years ol very good football, made 'second team. .Gilbert Knox and Iim Swearingen received Honorable mention. The entire line, and quarterback, are graduating, but there are some very good replacements for them and it looks like a very good season ahead, 4 FIRST ROW: A. Bigham, B. Poschwatta, C. Gelbrich, F. Nicholas. SECOND ROW: L. Farmer, R. Anderson, F. Rice, F. Stoner, L. Beck, D. Iohnson, L. Morgan. THIRD ROW: C. Christian, I. Belton, B. Rickman, I. Iohnson, B. Kraft, R. Montgomery, R. SSQUAD r I sexi I 2 1 i 2 i 4 4 5 1 s F: I W ES LING FIRST ROW: I. Kimm, L. Farmer, D. Troyer, D. Nelson, L. Roth, F. Kimm, B. Harvey, A. Keith, L. Bair, L. Flora, H. Sadilek, R. Hadsall. SECOND ROW: R. Schwabauer, D. Harlan, I. Stegen, F. Rice, B. Wimer, E. Knutson, D. Huston, H. Chandler, D. Connelly, D. Powell, G. Smith, R. Montgomery, Mr. Zacur, coach. THIRD ROW: D. Eppers, L. Beck, I. Lenhardt, I. Owings, B. Livingston, N. Meyer, AH. Kirchem, I. Enterline, D. Nelson, M. Conley. B. Hansen, G. Losey, R. Phelps, G. Cutsforth, E. Davis. The year 1951 brought continued honors for the Canby Wrestlers. The squad was one of the largest ever to take part and the season one of the most successful. Q In the W.V.L. tournament Canby was able to take first place with seven winners, four seconds, three thirds, four fourths a total of 79 points. The district tournament, more schools and tougher competition, proved no obstacle as Canby gained a first place with 66 points and qualified 14 men tor a state tournament tussel. At the state tournament Canby was able to improve her position over last year by taking third place. Arthur Keith was again a state champ with Iunior Owings, Bob Harvey, and Ioe Kimm placing second: Larry Bair third: Lester Farmer and Leland Roth placing fourth. Co-captains for the season were Larry Bair and Harold Sadilek. V on Notts H 59 1 + Q I Y' so K The Cougar baseball team is pretty green this year with only a few experienced players. l The only two players that will be lost through 'graduation are Marv Bol- land, first base, and Iim Swearingen, catcher. They are both in their third year as starting players. ' Those in the infield that look like they can hold down their positions are Freshman Ron Werronen, 3rd basep Dave Wagner. shortstop and relief pitch- er: and Bobby Kraft, a sophomore who looks good at second. In the outfield, there are no experienced fielders, but left-hand-hitting Bob Frum will probably play center. with Chuck Gelbrich and Dick Iohnson, sophomores, playing left and right, respectively. 4 Big Curt Hovland will probably handle most of the pitching chores with lack Iohnson helping him out on the mound. Iack looks-good for a freshman. If either Curt or Iack get in trouble on the mound, there will be Dave Wagner around to relieve them. . 'Tl-an tm-m IAAL- -.. :K :Q ........ L- -1-., ,t ,... 1- 1 - -H 1 -' - 9 X DANCE GIRLS DANCE EXTRA and CURRICULAR MISS COONEY'S BASKETSERVICE SITTING IN THE GRANDSTAND BOB AND BUZ-OH WHAT DANCERS! 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