Canby High School - Cougar Yearbook (Canby, OR)

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To thank you for all you have done, we dedicate this annual to you. fi, Miss Gh0I'IT11eY Karen Wesierlund Mary Fawver Bob H1591 AdViS01' Co-Editor Co-Ediior SP0I't3 Edliof Leonard Nixon Kenneth Doney Joan DuReiie Carolyn Smith Manager Assistant Manager C0-Assistani Ediior Co-Assistant Editor In appreciation for all who have contributed their time and efforts in making this annual pos- sible, we, the editors wish to express our deepest gratitude. To Miss Ghormley for her guidance, to Larry Housen for the many hours he has spent taking pictures, to Mr. Weston and the Canby Herald for their cooperation, and to the Cougar staff for their cheerful and willing assistance. Cougar Staff I .L 47 f . Y , I i P -1 f' ff 1' fwp fA -E2 5' 51 fE'Jt1S 41 TH f.P fi -V . ,I V i Tj' f si' QU ' fq-,fH h.tf,5 905 G GNN Q -ai W., , me 3 VM' Q33 f1,L.Lf5LFU5f QAQQ -- f iff-F1 Q2 0051 6 4 :U Ai -Ewa 1'4TA'J:f 2'i ' 4? V it-L,- +,J r .:.2:t-I-'--1----..:'.. 5-142 411 351 gf' S.1 . Mr' Bremer BOARD OF DIRECTORS-Mr. MacKenzie, Mr. Smith, Mr. Schwabauer Chairman of the Board Mr. Sandsness, Mr. Thompson, Mrs. Eversole, Mr. Bremer. Charles MacKenzie Mrs. Evel-sole P14HCiPH1 Office Secretary, Clerk Faculty RObel i DOiY Francis Brusco Barbara Cady Vice Prir1CiP81,' Athletics, World History Art, English II C1'1e1'Y1iSfI'Y. PhY5iCS, B1O10QY American Government Hazel Davieg Charles D1 lgge!'S Margaret Ghonnley Home Ecol-lon-,ics Athletics, Health and Typing, Shorthand, Physical Education Office Theory 170' ! FA w I g I QQ- ' Kathyrn Hardt Jack Hollister Health and Phys. Education Athletics, Social Studies, Edward Jerman Ann Morton American Problems, English III, Drama, Algebra, Math Journalism Biology, Dean of Boys Ray Heif Agriculture and Machinery 1. ya swfjf Paul Smith Fay Sparks C0n19Y sf9V9n50Y1 Shop English I' II Band, Chorus C7 A 5 SCHOOL Frances Stokes Carolene Tallman Reading, Laboratory Adv. Algebra, Bookkeeping, Geomeiry, Dean of Girls C? Ma-Teena TBYIOY Ruth Treleaven Martha Van Auken Algebra Library English IV, Speech, Spanish Adin Hester has given the student body his cap- able presidency during student council and stu- dent body meetings dur- ing the past year. He has shown his outstanding character and leadership in many ways, and has led Canby High through a successful year. Jin-1 Cannell Karen Westerlund Vice President SeCfefaYY Mary Pawver Bob Hisel Sfudeni Bgdy Rep, sfud611i Body Rep. Bonnie Hulberf Carolyn smash Yell Queen S9119 Queen Donna Rutherford Kenneth Doney Athletic Manager Athletic Manager A.S.B. Officers Luana Knox Marsha Reinhardt Treasurer Assistant Treasurer Karen Foote Second Ass't. Treasurer Fred Utter Sergeant-at-Arms 'f I W LJ xg-. -A -5 1 ,,-, , 2-4-1- Z- ,.,, 1-if? W7 T Q? - V We, the Senior class of '57 en- tered Canby High as mighty freshman, or so we thought. Our spirits dropped a little during initiation but soared again after the ordeal. Margrethe Gregersen, Wayne Rigsby, and Alan Brac- kett won prizes for their initia- tion costumes. Our president, Jerry Poole, moved shortly after election so Larry Peters, assisted by Luana Knox and Zoe Knapp, guided our class. We surprised everyone by taking first place in the Curtis Drive and our one-act play, Dates Incorporated, took ,31- IORS L. Peters, Pres., E. Zachow, Vice Pres., Z. Knapp Sec., P. Blum, Treas., P. Work:-nan, P. Crawford Student Council Representatives, L. Thagon, E Berglund, Athletic Managers, R. Oathes, Yell Lead- er, D. Campbell, Sergeant-at-Arms. third place. Karen Westerlund and Mary Fawver received an outstanding Freshman girl co-award. Luana Knox, escorted by Paul Pellatz, and Susan Iverson, escorted by Don Campbell, represented us on the May Court. During our Sophomore year our one-act play, A Young Man's Fancy, placed second and Alan Brackett was named best actor. Leading this year's class were Karen Wes- terlund, Don Campbell, Luana Knox, and Zoe Knapp. The highlight of the year, of course, was our biology trip to the coast. Patricia Baker, escorted by Karl Herkamp, and Barbara Thackery, escorted by Eldon Zachow were our May Court Princesses. Junior class officers were Larry Peters, Jim Cannell, Pat Baker, and Harry Riehle. Our main activities were our one-act play, A Night in the Country, our class play, Dear Ruth, and the J unior-Senior Prom. Bonnie Hulbert and Penny Workman, es- corted by Jerry Kyllo and Larry Peters, were our princesses on the May Court. We started out our Senior year by placing first in the March of Dimes drive. Larry Peters, Eldon Zachow, Zoe Knapp, and Pat Blum guided us through our last year. Our class play, The Curious Savage, and our one-act play, The Nautical Approach, proved to be quite successful. We were very fortunate to have as an exchange student, Elie Sakellaropoulos from Greece. Patricia Baker, escorted by Adin Hester, reigned as our May Court Queen and Marilyn Harms, escorted by Don Campbell, was our Crown Princess. Princesses were Karen Westerlund, escorted by Karl Herkamp, and Luana Knox, escorted by Paul Crawford. Graduation remained the foremost thought in our minds as we prepared to leave the halls of Canby High. Bob Anders Favorite Activity: Dancing Favorite Subject: Physics Last Words: See you tomorrow! Pet Peeve: Work Ambition: Engineer Patricia Blum Subject: Office practice Motto: Have fun! Last Words: Forget lt! Nickname: Patti Likes: O.S.C. Helyn Burton Pet Peeve: Charlotte Herigstad. Nickname: Chic Ambition: Farmer's wife Hobby: 4-H Likes: '48 Chev Howard Anderson Favorite Subject: Chemistry Last Words: School's over! Nickname: Andy Hobby: Hunting and fishing Likes: Feminine wonders Alan Bracketi Greatest Regret: I'm not rich! Ambition: Be a morticlan Hobby: Collecting elephant foot umbrella stands Likes: Raw meat Favorite Saying: Wha'd I do? Don Campbell Biggest Regret: Too many laws Pet Peeve: Father Sllvernale Ambition: Be a millionaire Favorite Activity: Football Hobby: Hu.nting Patricia Baker Subject: Office practice Motto: I'1l buy that. Last Words: Stop laughing, Hulbert! Ambition: Secretary Dislikes: Zoe's snoring La Beria Brown Greatest Regret: Not being 18 Favorite Activity: Skipping School Last Words: I made it? Nickname: Boots Ambition: What's that? James Cannell Favorite Activity: Track Favorite Subject: Study hall Motto: Make haste slowly Pet Peeve: Melvin Saraceno Nickname: Jim xt ,f Ernest Berglund Favorite Activity: Out howling Last Words: We had a ball! Nickname: Ernie Ambition: College Dislikes: Lazy people Raymond Brumbaugh Favorite Subject: English Pet Peeve: Elvis Presley Ambition: Diesel engineer Hobby: Driving Likes: Vacations Nancy Conzelmann Motto: Do it while you can Last Words: Drive safely! Pet Peeve: Ernie Berglund Hobby: Driving Dislikes: Being tall Hennan Herbaugh Favorite Activity: Track Greatest Regret: Social Ee. Ambltlon: Forestry Likes: Money Dislikes: Chinese foods Jeanette Hodel Favorite Activity: Dancing Subject: Office practice Ambition: Airllne stewardess Likes: Boys Favorite Saying: Oh, nuts! Loretta J ackson Favorite Actlvlty: G.A.A. Pet Peeve: Barlow and Lorell Nickname: Reb Ambition: Marriage Favorite Saying: You know. Charlotte Herigsiad Favorlty Activity: Floyd Last Words: Forget it. Likes: Marriage Dislikes: Literature Pet Peeve: Little sister Donna Huff Favorite Activity: Dancing Favorite Subject: Shorthand Pet Peeve: Marilyn McNamee Ambition: Nurse Most Vivid Memory: First date Donald Kalb Motto: I'll try! Pet Peeve: Don Ambition: Farming Hobby: Fishing Likes: Smoked turkey Karl Herkamp Greatest Regret: School work Vivid Memory: 5-28-56 Last Words: Take lt easy, Don Nickname: Herky Ambition: Farmer Bonnie Hulbert Favorite Activity: Fishing Motto: I'll marry that! Last Words: I'll bail you out, Baker! Hobby: Acting Ambition: Airline hostess Larry Keil Last Words: You don't say! Nickname: Kell Ambition: Electronics tech- nlcian Hobby: Dating Dislikes: Teachers Adin Hester Favorite Activity: F.F.A. Pet Peeve: Making up work Nickname: Curly Hobby: Collecting records Ambition: Head hunter Susan Iverson Most Vlvld Memory: 4-4-56 Favorite Subject: Art Last Words: Take lt easy! Nickname: Susie Ambition: Interior decorator Zoe Knapp Favorite Activity: Sports Last Words: Toodle noodle! Pet Peeve: Pat Baker Ambition: Secretary Likes: Dancing Luana Knox Favorite Activity: Swimming Pet Peeve: Fred Utter Nickname: Lu Ambition: Housewife Hobby: Palntlng Gary Lewis Greatest Regret: Too small Motto: Live and let live. Nickname: Louie Dislikes: Quizzes Ambition: College Marilyn McNarnee Greatest Regret: Blonde halr Motto: Tomorrow's another day! Last Words: See iii' around. Pet Peeve: Miss orton Dislikes: Worms Jerry Kyllo Last Words: Don't do that! Nickname: Jer Ambition: Farming Likes: Good parties Dislikes: Wrecked cars Ronald Mack Favorite Subject: Bookkeeping Motto: Never fear when Mack is here! Pet Peeve: Milwaukle High Nickname: Mack Ambition: To raise goats James Landon Favorite Activity: Reading hot rod books Ambition: Mechanic Likes: Motorcycles Dislikes: Coonwagons Nickname: Sam James Marvin Favorite Activity: Swimming Last Words: Goodbye Pet Peeve: Some teachers Nickname: Jim Ambition: Dentist Sharon Monahan Leonard Nixon Vivid Memory: Biology trip A ti -t 1 M 1 Motto: Look ahead, not behind 2232132 SSDYQCZZ wgfngn Last Words: Oh' Crum! Motto: Chase them 'till you Ambition: Dental technician catch them. Hobby: Collecting house plants Likes: Benny Goodman Dislikes: Elvis Presley Douglas Lehr Vivid Memory: Jerry Kyllo Favorite Subject: Louise Motto: Don't be cruel! Nickname: Lehr Likes: Women Robert Martin Favorite Activity: Track Nickname: Bob Ambition: Engineer Likes: Mr. Jerman Dislikes: Social Ec. Robert Oaihes Vlvld Memory: World War I Hobby: Trouble Likes: Running out of gas Dislikes: National Education Association Nickname: Satch or Oats Donna Oliver Favorite Activity: Driving Last Words: Smile! Ambition: College Likes: Fried chicken Dislikes: Catsup June Sadilek Favorite Activity: Softball Favorite Subject: Elvis P. Motto: Let's have a party. Last Words: We had a party. Ambition: Graduation 'xx Xt Kathleen Sealy Favorite Activity: Gooflng oft Favorite Subject: Boys Last Words: Demsher, wlse up! Nickname: Toppy Likes: Horses and boys Larry Peters Fav. Subject: Who has one? Pet Peeve: Assignments before ball games Nickname: Pete Ambition: Graduation Dislikes: Chinese food Elie Sakellaropoulos Most Vivid Memory: The U.S. Favorite Subject: Algebra Ambition: College Likes: Track and basketball Dislikes: Football Bob Silvernale Favorite Subject: Chemistry Pet Peeve: Pop Campbell Ambition: Be a millionaire, own a yacht, stay single Hobby: Just looking Dislikes: Work Eileen Pierson Motto: Live for today. Last Words: Go man go! Ambition: Hospital technician Hobby: Writing letters Dislikes: Nagg ng people ,lf xaffifgttii, A K David Saiier Greatest Regret: Leaving my books behind Favorite Subject: English Last Words: So long. Pet Peeve: Little brother Ambition: Business man Harry' Riehle Greatest Regret: Milking cows Most Vivid Memory: FFA trip to Waterloo, Iowa Favorite Subject: Ag Last Words: Never give up. Ambition: Beef rancher Donald Schroder Most Vivid Memory: First date Favorite Subject: Voc. School Motto: Put lt off today, do it tomorrow Pet Peeve: My car Dislikes: Being hungry Kay Smith 0 Most Vivid Memo : Denmark Favorite Subject:rDrama Pet Peeve: Loreli Thagon Ambition: Politician Hobby: Horseback riding Randolph Smith Favorite Subject: Ag Favorite Activity: F.F.A. Last Word: Haven't any. Likes: Cows Nickname: Randy H9193 sfBinbf00k Barbara Thackery Loreli Thagon Favorite Actlvltyr Volleyball Favorite Activity: Ginger Girls Favorite subject: P.E. Favorite Subject: Hvme EC- Last Words: It's been fun! Pet Peeve: Reb Ambiii0l'l1 Marriage Pet Peeve: Penny Ambition: Secretary Dlsllkesi P90919 that BHP? Nickname: Barb Likes: Sports, banana splits Favorite SHYWEI Oh- nothing- Ambition: Beautician Dislikes: Spinach A t I J A 1V o' l ,gtg Fred Utter Greatest Regret: I ever met her Favorite Activity: Sports Pet Peeve: Pete and Zoch Ambition: Pharmacist Likes: Eating and Sleeping Barbara Walker Greatest Regret: I don't drive Favorite Subject: Off. Practice Pet Peeve: Social Ec. tests Ambition: Housewife Dislikes: 'lfurnips Karen Westerlund Greatest Regret: Saying the wrong thlng at wrong time Most Vivid Memory: 2-2-56 Favorite Actlvlty: Acting Last Words: Play lt cool Likes: Frankie Laine, Jaguars Robert Williazns Greatest Regret: Social Ee Favorite Subject: Last Words: Ah! Hobby: Hunting Likes: Outlaws Eldon Zachow Ambition: Live to be 100 Penny Workrnan Caml Wright FHVOYUC SUUJCCU J0lll'l18liSm Greatest Regret: Soc. Science Nickname: Zoch Pet Peeve: FlirtlngoGlrls Favorite Subject: P.E. Nickname: PED-he PE Last Words: At last! Hobby: Sports Llkesr Bllle EYES Ambition: Housewife Likes: Money Favorite Saying: You bean! Hobby: Hunting Dislikes: Working to get lt Shop ! Jirn and Elie Our Exchange Student This year Canby High School was privileged to play host to Elie Sakel- laropoulos, our foreign exchange stu- dent from Patras, Greece. Elie is sev- enteen years old and is living with Jim Marvin's family while attending our school. In Greece, Elie has a thirteen year old sister named Alexandra. When asked what he likes most about America, Elie replied, The social life of the teenagers. He is also a very good artist and delights students and friends with his fine art work. His hobby, however. is studying about for- eign countries. Elie has made many friends in our school and community and he will be greatly missed when he returns to Greece. Memories Xb-'OS7-X QTOXQQREL , 5 K f o5 fx? M' Fafffcffzr, X C ,lLLm0 H. AN V519 WESTF- Eu. 'BEST i0ANC.ERS.., P.woRkMAN RCRAWFORD -T l0ST.....,.. .TLPOPKLLA ,. R BAKER L.PErsR5 ..6 T ..........., .-:STLLDIOQSI 5 M FAWVER P-WORKMAN H- ANDERSDN A. BRACKETT .i-.-.-.11 OSTIIEAUTIFU 'LHAND SOME P. BA KER I. CANNELL Yilul k, WESTERLKLND A. B R ACKETT 'BE51' .Yilfld.'L S SP ' .-. O SBIQGGS s, ' LIVE RSF . Pg-reps Memories Hafxgl 5 ? 5' 4 mg: l rmnvq :re Rv Fnnuz E'5M'EL 'e K 7 2 1. KNAPP L' THAGDN E. z,qcHow A. BRACRE TT s. vaugiiivi 5 A 1 ' FR35aN5LE emember hen Donna O. Zoe K- The cannem 'I A 3 H Loreli T - 1 -..MW ,,,, M Susan I. sin 5 , 3 M , is 1'- P A? M.. P L-. 1 Z N' ' P al K it Carol W. P' Blum Eileen P. Larry P. .-'Q Penny W. Bob W, ., -,...i...q. 'Yr P. Baker Mary F' Vi 1,13-gm-91113 G, Donna H. Marilyn H. Karen W. In Memoriam Nathan Allen Hi: memory' we an nova' forget. I Election Tirne UW Each of the one hundred and nine Jun- iors has helped to make their class a suc- cessful one. They placed first in the Curtis Magazine Drive for the third con- secutive year and placed second in the March of Dimes inter-class rivalry. One of the c1ass's main projects for the year was the organization of a small scale election of national officials for the mem- bers of our school. They also gave elec- tion speeches for the various candidates. They sponsored the traditional Junior- Senior Prom, which is one of the big events of our school year. The Juniors seem to be anxiously look- ing forward to their Senior year. B. Kyllo, Pres., J. Rover, Vice Pres., M. Barnes, Sec., S. Cannell, Treas., B. Berg, L. Lim, Studeni Council Representatives, E.'Jackson, C. Hanson, Athletic Managers, D. Rice, Yell Leader, R. Hansen, Sergeant- ai-Anns lnot picturedl. FIRST ROW-Leslie Foss, Patricia Hunt, Grace Keith, Marilyn Fish, Jerry Gilxrxer, Carl Ball, Estella Jackson, Tnidi Giger, Joyce Johnston. SECOND ROW-Bernice Baurer, Theresa Burdett, Clifford Coleman, Andrew Krzrnarzick, LeRoy Buchanan, Bob Doggett, Nathan Allen, Marjorie Barnes, Sharon Cannell. THIRD ROW-Bonnie Berg, Ellen Frurn, Donald Delzer, David Ingram, Charles Hansen, Kenneth Dawes, Clarence Darling, Judith Irwin, Jackie DaLee, Mr. Brusco, Advisor. FOURTH ROW-Phyllis Hathaway, Carol Kruger, JoAnn Johnson, Sheila Cannell, Bob Hisel, Molly Atchison, Jerry Anderson, Judy Fredrik- son, Margaret Crawford, Carol Ann Hanks. FIFTH ROW-Joan DuRette, Doris Andrus, Richard Hanson, Joan Harvey, Jerry Baker, Bruce Bertrand, Roger Cruikshank, Connie Brachmann, Neoma Allphin, Barbara Fisher. SIXTH ROW-Merlin Herigstad, Kenneth Doney, Gerald Hepler, Delrnar Darling, Ronald Clack, Louis Hess, Gary Daniels, Eric Cruik- shank, Lynn Keltner, Francis Haun, Leonard Kelly. FIRST ROW-Virginia Yoder, Helen Stegen, Margie Sadilek, Marsha Reinhardt, Jeanine Younce, June Roley. SECOND ROW-Beverly Parrish, Paul LaFarge, Ronald Starr. LeRoy Lim, Donald Rice, Larry Parmenter, Robert Mitchell, Miss Davies, Advisor. THIRD ROW- Donna Rutherford, Eileen Mitsch, Susan Yost, Miles Rollins, Karl N etter, Raymond N eusch- wander, Harvey Scheller, Judie Linker. FOURTH ROW-Thomas Payton, Claire Stoner Gordon Lundsten, Donald Nichols, David Schneider, Susan Williarns, Betty Schwabauer. FIFTH ROW-Ray Younce, Richard Trost, Robert Lamb, Raymond Nelson, James Sands- ness, Ralph Ronfeld, Roger Torgeson, Jack Rover. A SUPHOWS V At last! The Sophomores finally had a long awaited chance to conduct the initiation for the incoming Freshmen students. Then they sponsored a Hello dance which was given as a special welcome for Freshmen to our high school. This energetic class placed second in the Curtis Magazine Drive. They also sponsored a dance to raise money for the March of Dimes. The most memorable activity of the sophomore year was the biology trip to the coast on which Sophomores had a chance to put their knowledge of sea life to use in identifying sea plants and animals. .if HAQLTEX- ' L K. DoneY- v nl T 4 n.. pl. D pmdenonili iflexgsll.. Secreigwgig- . . , . . ' . Vice Pfeugjeasurern JL Bxggsengaiivesl Cannenl a ers' Ee hsfn Smdentun Nhlenc Man if 50 I C. Scoii.EgIE.H I-,Laden R' Inlo ' i Q Andfusr Qeani-Bi'Arms' Q FIRST ROW-Carol Bernklau, Donna Bigharn, Sandra Johnson, Janice Berney, Gary Baker, Ellis Brown, Nickey Alires, Darleen Jones, Jean Gildner, Jean DuRette, Esther Andrus, Virginia Giger. SECOND ROW-Peter Berkey, Kathleen Austin, Carol Christiansen, Ron Brumbaugh, Ann Cannell, Eileen Bigej, Kenneth Calhoun, Donald Delker, Lela Jack- son, Leone Jenks, Karen Foote, Mr. Hollister, Advisor. THIRD ROW-Keith Doney, Carl Conley, Joyce Carroll, Barney Hokamp, Gordon Bernstetter, Ellis Hester, Shirley Anderson, Gladys Douthit, David Anderson, Jack Bigej. FOURTH ROW-James Berry, Bernard Irnholt, Con Houge, Gregory Hattan, Gary Gribble, Burt Burton, Richard Inlow, Clinton Case, John Brachmann, Elvin Borg. C O S30 FIRST ROW-Jack Martinson, Lloyd Wolfer, Mary Ann Kahl, Barbara Kruger, Sandy Yoder, John Rogantine, Myron Muller, Sonja Kerr, Judy Reyburn, Karen Stuwe, Sandra Watkins. SECOND ROW-Donna Pullen, Marie Shipley, Diana Onion, Judy Trafton, Bar- rett MacMaugh, Wesley Todd, Mike Utter, Harold Kraxberger, Carol Roley, Joan Milner, Sheila Lynch, Virginia Stricker, Mrs. Treleaven, Advisor. THIRD ROW-Dolores Neilsen, Jerry Walker, Melvin Saraceno, Deanna Onion, Maxine Thompson, George Thompson, Georgie Roley, Carolyn Scott, Jon Snyder, Donald Oathes, Leona Pearson, Marilyn Mack. FOURTH ROW-Norris Satter, Barry Schneider, Ed Routt, Eddie McCann, Gary Little, Adrian Wright, James Webber, Rex King, LeRoy Riehle, Larry Lamon, Harry McTighe, Bill Thompson. C. Smith, President, A. Kasahara, Vice President, S. Krutsch, Secretary, B. Wahlert, Treasurer, S. Walker, J. Kraft, Student Council Represen- tatives, B. Allen, Yell Leader, G. Flaurn, J. Mays, Athletic Managers. RE HW This year's Rooks began the year by discovering that the dreaded initiation day is a lot of fun. Members of the class dressed up as comic strip characters and gave students a good chance to see their clever costumes as they paraded across the stage at the end of the day. The Freshmen also enjoyed the Hello dance which gave them a chance to become better acquainted with the rest of the student body. James Martin was their candidate for Mr. Santa Claus of the Christmas Ball and they worked hard to earn votes for him by bringing Christmas toys for un- fortunate children to school. As a result Jim was named Mr. Santa Claus much to the delight of his classmates. The Freshmen also carried on several other projects during the year. They have made themselves at home at Canby High and are eagerly awaiting three more years of high school life. A day long to be remembered-Freshman Initiation. 1...-.1 FIRST ROW-Wilbur Delker, Garry Bevier, Richard Beck, Susan Hartman, Robert Ander- son, Linda Gorbett, Teddy Kennedy, Michael Jennings, Cecelia Haun, Jane Abrahamson, Bill Kostrikin, Linda Kraxberger, Linda Burgess. SECOND ROW--Gordon Cook, Parrna K. Gaunce, Janet Kraft, Kathleen Guild, Mary Jackson, Norxna Fish, Clifford Baker, Gerald Kraxberger, Ronald Coleman, Allen Gettmann, Ellen Arneson, Betty Jackson, Ellen Chris- tiansen, Mary Lee Bradford, Mr. Doty, Advisor. THIRD ROW-Charlotte Kenagy, Reta Gumaer, Gisela Flaum, Carleen King, Barbara Hopkins, Ted Axtord, Richard Carlson, Louis Imholt, Susan Krutsch, Bonnie Allen, Crystal Keltner, Albert Kasahara, Wanda Faw- ver. FOURTH ROW-Marilyn Bolland, Marilyn Atchison, Bill Anderson, John Dunn, Richard Anderson, Jerry Harrns, Tom Kennedy, Steve Buchanan, Wayne Colvin, Ben Burton, Patrick Burdett, Donna Grant, Marvin Keith. FIRST ROW-Ann Owings, Jay Mays, Lola Landon, Carol Spencer, Elizabeth Neusch- wander, Steven Schneider, Ray Smith, Mardell Yoder, Barbara White, Gary Lindland, Shirley Sheppard, Avis Rathbun, Sharon Rahn, Mrs. Stokes, Advisor. SECOND ROW- Roger Prather, Nancy Stier, Jeris Telford, Sally Lamb, Deloris Netter, Virginia Lee, Way- land Malone, Donald Rydz, Eugene Pepper, Lawerance Little, Sharon Pryer, Patricia Powell, Judy Yoder, Richard LaFarge, Gerald Mootz. THIRD ROW-Lonnie Rogers, Tommy' Pagh, Maxine Trost, Barbara Wahlert, Alice Renn, Frederick Westerlund, Stanley Walker, Tizn Younce, Larry Rosenow, Loletta Weber, Carol Nichols, Virginia Pyle, Elise Mitsch, Jane Reneau, Ralph Thompson, Larry Rocks. FOURTH ROW--Eileen Saxton, Jane Lamb, Laurel Ronfeld, Mary Shipley, Wade Peterson, Eleanor Malin, Gerald Robinson, Donald Works, Jinunie Martin, Shirley Nelson, Clinton Smith, Mary Weiss, Mary Ann Marshall, John Stalp, Juanite Tittle. V ..iV,, ,J, 'Qa- Cooks Custodians Bus Drivers Mrs. Powell pop McLain Dutch Haines Mrs. Harper Jack Wells i v p----' 0 n David Wardlaw, Buzz Weygandt, Claire Haines and John Stone I fi ! !! WWIIMWWIWZ fpfcafa LUWQM, A. Bracketi, Hannibal, K. Wesierlund, Fairy May, E. Berglund, Jeffry, D. Oliver, Florence, K. Sealy, Mrs. Paddy, M. McNamee, Miss Wilhelznina. Senior Class Play The Curious Savage' ' Hidden bonds, a teddy bear with one eye, and a leading lady with blue hair, all added up to make this year's senior class play an entertaining comedy. Mrs. Savage, a wealthy widow was sent to a mental institution by her foster chil- dren so they could gain control of her money. Mrs. Savage hid her money, but finally agreed to give it to her foster children. However, with the help of the other patients and the nurse, Mrs. Savage was able to keep her fortune and was declared sane. Mill Ann Morton Scared, Kay? Director J. Marvin, Samuel, K. Smith, Mrs. Savage, J. Cannell, Titus, L. Nixon, Dr. Emmett, B. Hulbert, Lily Belle. 'S xt. Ugh, this stuff feels awful! There, that should do it. Hold Still. Leonard! That looks good, Luana Junior Class Play An old-fashioned melodrama filled with action and suspense was presented as this year's Junior class play. The story was centered around the schem- ing plots of the villain who wished to gain possession of the mine and Melody Truelove. The noble hero, Goodwin, is kept busy trying to rescue Melody. In the end, because their hearts were pure, hon- esty and truth won out, and the wicked villain was caught Ah! A dainty morse1. QgLx l w If ECAUSE4' f THEIR l' fHEART5 WERE I 'ww Goodwin, that word l Mrs. Barbara Cady Director J- ,L Q. F n 5 r Now, we'l.1 exanxine you. C - - - -Sheila Cannell - - -Sharon Cannell - - - - -Joan DuRette - .... Ellen Frurn Widow Dalrymple- - - Widow Truelove .... Melody Truelove- Miss Hatchett .... Miss Hopewell- - -,- - ---- ' Jackie DaLee - - - - -Trudi Giger - - - ----- Doris Andrus - - -Judy Fredrickson - - - - - - - -Connie Brachmann Sebastion Hardacre ---- ---------- B ob Hisel Goodwin Dalrymple- - - ---.-- LeRoy Fuller Mr. Bleakely ------.. - - -Charles Hanson Mr. Grizrxstone ---- ----- J ixn Marvin Lula Mae --.-------- Shanghai Mamie- Miss Prymrn-D ------ Patience Faithful- A But, I cannot drink. E s i Y ei Join us lads. S T Michael Finn ---- ---Larry Parmenter Will ,,,,,,,,. --- Bobbie Doggett Passers-by ----- -.--- B onnie Berg Susan Yost Girls in Mamie's--- ---- Neomi Allphin Pat Hunt Phyllis Schmidt Carol Ann Hanks -Bob Mitchell Ralph Ronfeld Leonard Kelly Ken Dawes Sailors ---- .... wsu, my hu-band. Senior One-Act Play 'T A. Hester lDirectorl , K. Seely, J. Gaunce, S. Iverson, B. Hulbert lDirec:torl , R. Brunmbaugh J. Marvin, L. Nixon, H. Burton. Four One-Act Plays Junior One-Act Play X-s. A. Bracken lDirectorl, T. Giger, S. Cannell. J. Roley, M. McNamee lDix'eciorl, D. Rico, R. Mitchell, C. Hanson. Sophomore One-Act Play 'M .nn ...i .iii M, Saraceno, M. Kahl, C. Scoii, J. Bigej, D. Oliver lDireciorl , C. Case, K. Snmii Four One-Act Plays Freshman One-Act Play , 3:- 5 I 3 - lii x Q E I Director! 'E L Q s a 61 1 2 55 5 5 M. Hanna lDix-eciorl, J. Martin, B. Wahlert, S. Kruisch, V. Pyle, D. Anderson, K. Wester- lund 1Direciorl, M. Keith, A. Geitmann. Princess Bonnie Princess Luana Princess Karen Princess Donna Princess Sharon Princess J aan Princess Alice Princess Carolyn Student Council SEATED-M. Fawver, J. Cannell, A. Hester, K. Westerlund, L. Knox, M. Reinhardt. STANDING-B. Hisel, S. Walker, J. Kraft, D. Bigham, J. Bigej, B. Berg, L. Lim, P. Work- man, P. Crawford, Mr. MacKenzie, Advisor. Honor Society L. Knox, M. Gregersogn, H. Anderson, M. Fawver, Secretar - H Ri hl V' ' Westerlund, President, Miss Sparks, Advisor. Y' ' e el me President' K Z. Knapp K. Doney McNamee C Brachrnann Secretary, L Neuschwander L Jackson M Fxsh M Rexnhardt, Miss Tall man Adv1sor,D Long L Jackson M Gregersen Pres1deni, S Yost E B1ge1 J. Johnson M Barnes J DaLee V1ce Pres1deni,B Berg 'T G1ger C Malone C Hanks E. Frum, D Office Stal? H. Burton, P. Baker, Z. Knapp, K. Seely, J. Sadilek, L. Thagon, J. Hodel, B. Walker, S. Mon ahan, M. Hanns, L. Knox, P. Blum, B. Hulbert, Mrs. Eversole, Secretary, L. Jackson K. Westerlund. Library Staff G. Demsher, J. Linker, M. Crawford, C. Wright, E. Miztsch C Renn S Iverson B Thacke N. Allphin, P. Workrnan, N. Conzelrnann, B. Walker, Mrs. Treleaven, AdvisBr. ry' Miss Hazel Davies Advisor Interest in FHA seems to be increas- ing. This year the chapter had a total membership of 114 girls. The projects carried, out by the organization were selling hot dogs at football games, serving at the FFA Banquet, preparing a chili supper, making scrapbooks for orphans, conducting a clothing drive, and holding a skating party. Most of their activities are designed to teach more about homemaking. Having fun girls? Fu ture Homemakers of America M. Barns, Pres., P. Blum, Treas., P. Baker, Sec., D. Ruiherford, Vice Pres., M. Massey, Song leader B. Berg, Reporter, B. Hulbert, Historian, S. Cannell, Parliarneniarian, M Thompson, lNo:t pictured, B. Thac- kery, Recorder.l wi k i'-f ,f Q 04- , 19 Q ' . 'KW ll ll H 'l gl 'aff -' 19 Q X o New Ro'- FIRST ROW-W. Fawver, C. Meyer, T. Giger, E. Arneson, D. Bigham, K. Guild, J. DuRette, P. Blum, S. Iverson, M. L. Bradford, P. Gaunce, L. Burgess, S. Hartman. SECOND ROW- C. Bernklau, J. Johnson, N. Fish, T. Burdett, M. Fish, K. Foote, G. Douthit, M. Hanns, M. Jackson, B. Fisher, C. Hanks, E. Jackson, M. Barnes, B. Baurer, Miss Davies, Advisor. THIRD ROW-V. Giger, C. Brachmann, J. Gildner, J. D'aLee, A. Cannell, B. Berg, M. Craw- ford, G. Dernsher, J. Gaunce, S. Cannell, B. Allen, S. Cannell, L. Jenks, E. Andrus. FOURTH BOW-J. DuRette, E. Bigej, J. Berney, E. Frum, M. Atchison, S. Anderson, D. Jones, P. Baker, M. Atchison, J. Harvey, D. Grant, D. Andrus, B. Hulbert, L. Jackson. 1135+ Ll 1 ,Q L FIRST ROWTI. Kraft, N. Stier, B. Thackery, K. Stuwe, M. Mack, M. A. Kahl, K. Westerlund S. Pryer, J. Yoder, S. Sheppard, C. Keltner, B. Wahlert, A. Rathbun, S. Rahn, D. Pulleni SECOND ROW-K. Seely., E. Neuschwander, V. Lee, L. Landon, L. Pearson, J. Reneau, E. Mitsch, A. Renn, E. Saxton, D. Netter, S. Lamb, B. Parrish, P. Powell, S. Watkins, A. Owings. THIRD ROWAI. Younce, C. Kenagy, D. Nielsen, J. Lamb, D. Rutherford, E. Mitsch, D. Oliver, M. A. Marshall, J. Linker, M. McNamee, Z. Knapp, J. Trafton, D. Onion, D. Onion, S. Kerr. FOURTH ROW-M. Sadilek, L. Knox, C. King, C. Scott, L. Thagon, L. Ron- feld, M. Weiss, M. Thompson, S. Nelson, E. Malin, S. Yost, P. Workman, J. Tittle. F 4 M. Reinhardt, D. Rutherford, P. Blum, K. Seely, B. Thackery, K. Wesierlund, G. Dernsher S. Iverson, J. Roley, L. Knox, C. Smith, S. Cannell, B. Berg, T. Giger, Z. Knapp, M. Harrns S. Cannell, M. Fawver, B. Parrish Mrs. Hardi, Advisor, B. Hulbert, P. Workman, D. Andrus, L. Thagon, C. Brachrnann, M. Barnes, P. Baker, J. DuReiie, M. Gregersen,linsertlD, Oliver' UIIBBIU E.. Pierson. 1 1 Ginger Girls The C formation of the Ginger Girls stands for Canby, While Ginger Girls themselves stand for pep. The main objective of the Ginger Girls club is sup- porting Canby's athletic teams in action. Ginger Girls also act as a service organization for school and com- munity activities. This year the members of the club aided the community with the United Fund Drive, they supported the March of Dimes with the penny pitch, and they sponsored the Twirp Tromp. B. Thacker-y, President, P. Workman, Secretary, C. Srniih, Vice President, D. Rutherford, Treasurer, J. Roley, Reporter. blue and gold uniforms. Ginger Girls add much school spirit in their colorful F. Utter, President, E. Zachow, Vice Pres- ident, K. Doney, Secretary-Treasurer, C. Darling, Sergeant-at-Arrn. Varsity C Together with the C formation of the Ginger Girls, the H forma- tion of the Varsity C stands for Canby High. Like the Ginger Girls, the Varsity C is a service organiza- tion. Among the club's activities were selling tickets for games, patrol- ling basketball games and wrestling matches, and furnishing sandwiches and milk after games and wrestling matches for athletes of both partici- pating schools. To raise money Varsity C mem- bers sold Christmas trees, apples at games, and held a car wash. J. Bigej, F. Utter, C. Darling, R. Mitchell, B. Silvernale, B. Kyllo, C. Hanson, D. Schneider, S. Walker, Mr. Brusco IAdvisorl , B. Schneider, M. Rollins, D. Darling, K. Doney, E. Zachow, J. Cannell, R. Ronfeld, P. Crawford, J. Rover, G. Hattan, G. Daniels, H. Herbaugh, P. Haun, R. Martin. FIRST ROWTI. Mays, A. Kasahara, B. Kostriken, R. Coleman, R. Hansen, R. Smith, L. Krzmarzick, K. Rousett, J. Stalp, S. Yoder, D. Anderson, A. Kirkland, R. Carlson, G. Cook: Rogers, R. Anderson. SECOND ROW-Bill Coates, Student Teacher, J. Snyder, A THIRD ROW-A. Gettmann, R. Smith, W. Peterson, D. Kalb, L. Lim, C. Smith, D. Schneider, D. Ingram, P. Burdett, M. Mueller. FOURTH ROW-E. Brown, J. Harrns, C. Roley, J. Berry, B. Kyllo, M. Rollins, D. Nichols, H. Kraxberger, M. Jennings. FIFTH ROW-L. Riehle J. Dunn, A. Hester, E. Borg, E. Hester, B. Burton, J. Weber, H. Riehle. I F.F.A. Since its establishment in 1930, the Canby F.E.A. Chapter, which operates accord- ing to a program of work, has made many gains and won numerous awards. Among this year's achievements are: the winning of the Pacific Regional Farm Safety Award and Gold Classification at the national convention, the Dairy Judging team became state champions, Bob Thiel became the Pacific Regional Star Dairy Farmer, Randy Smith was named State Star Dairy Farmer, and Adin Hester was elected State F.F.A. President and also won awards in public speaking and soil and water management. The annual F.F.A. Amateur Show, the F.F.A. Banquet, and the summer field trip were activity highlights for the chapter. H Riehle, Treasurer, J. Kyllo, Sentinel, L. Peters, Vice President, A. Hester, President, D Kalb, Reporter, D. Kraxberger, Secretary. Machinists? Thespians 41 FRONT ROW-E. Berglund, J. Cannell, J. DuRette, B. Hisel, J. Marvin, A. Hester, K. West- erlund, B. Hulbert, D. Oliver, K. Seely, K. Sznith, L. Nixon, A. Brackett. BACK ROW M. Hanna, M. Reinhardt, Miss Morton, Advisor. llnsertl M. McNamee There are no small parts, only small actors, could easily be the motto of Canby's chapter of the National Thespian Society. The purpose and aim of the society is the advancement and improvement of the program of dramatic arts in the school. To be eligible for membership in this organization a student must have a major part in two one-act plays or one three-act play and do superior work in some phase of dramatic arts. Highlight of the Thespians' program for the year is the annual one-act play tourn- ament. Senior members of the group direct these plays and Mrs. Treleaven serves as the advisor for the event. I A' LQ X-fl: 5, J. DuRette, Treasurer, B. Hulbert, Secre- tary, M. Reinhardt, Vice President, A. Hester, President. D1 'B' K S. Iverson, Z. Knapp, D. Ruiherford, G. Dernsher, M. Gregersen, B. Hulbert, D. Andrus, L. Thagon, P. Workrnan, L. Knox, J. Sadilek, C. Wright, P. Blum, L. Jackson, J. DuReite, K. Welterlund, Mn. Hardt, Advisor. OFFICERS-Z. Knapp, Pres., G. Demsher, V. Pres., B. Hulbert, Sec., L. Knox, Treas., D. Ruther- ford, M. Gregersen, Recorders. G. A.A. Athletics with a capital A is emphasized in this organization. To become a member of G.A.A., a girl must earn a required number of points by participating in various sports and recreations. Taking part in play days and planning athletic events were among this year's activ- ities. '19 ,,,,-r GIRLS' LEAGUE COUNCIL-Miss Tallman, Advisor, B. Thackery, Treasurer, P. Blum, K. Wesierlund, D. Rutherford, S. Iverson, M. Hanris, B. Berg, M. Barnes, Vice President, M. Thompson, E. Pierson, S. Pryer, M. Fawver, President, P. Baker, L. Thagon, P. Workman, Corresponding Secretary, L. Knox, Secretary, K. Smith, B. Hulbert, D. Jones, D. Onion, C. Smith linsertl , S. Monahan linsertl. Girls' League The Girls League is an active organization which strives to create a feeling of unity among the girls of our school. Highlights of the year's activities were: the Big and Little Sister Tea, the Christmas Ball, the Queen's Ball and the Mothers' Tea. Several other projects were carried out with girls of all classes taking part. The Night Before Christmas si? 3 FIRST ROW-L. Gorbeit, M. Yoder, E. Miisch, S. Schumacher, K. Austin, L. Pearson J. Walker. SECOND ROW-L. Foss, C. Nichols, R. Gumaer, E. Miisch, J. Fredrikson, M Gregersen, D. Pullen. THIRD ROW-S. Nelson, C. Haun, C. Conley, B. Kruger, J. Abra- hamson, S. Watkins, J. Berney, G. Bevier. FOURTH ROW-N. Satter, L. Riehle, E. Borg, C. Case, S. Yoder, M. Muller, G. Little, J. Little. S. Schumacher, Vice President, J. Milner, President, M. Yoder, Secretary, L. Pearson, Social Chairrnan, K. Ausiin Follow Up Chairrnan, E. Mitsch, Prayer Chainnan, L. Gor- beti. Reporier. 1 Bible Club Helping students of different faiths and beliefs get better ac- quainted is the purpose of the Bible Club, which meets every other Tuesday. Membership is open to anyone who Wishes to attend the meetings. This year the club presented a Christmas program for the student body which included a play, the Christmas story, and selections by the chorus. Reverend Sipe serves as the club's advisor. Members also at- tend Youth for Christ meetings on Saturday nights in Portland. Those Clark Street Kids Hi-Lifes Staff SITTING-L. Knox, S. Iverson, J. Marvin, Z. Knapp, D. Oliver. STANDING-B. Bertrand, L. Kelly, M. McNamee, Miss Morton, P. Workman, G. Daniels, P. Baker, K. Smith, J. Cannell, J. Roley, L. Brown, G. Lundsten. Editors Advisor .......... ......... M iss MOITOH Editor-in-Chief .... ---Marilyn McNamee Managing Editor .... ---Penny Workman Business Manager -- ------ Luana Knox News Editor ----- --.....- P ai Baker Sports Editor --- ---- James Marvin Art Editor ----- ----- S ue Iverson Feature Editor --- ---- Kay Smith Humor Editor --- ---- Jim Cannell Exchange Editor --- --------....-..--...... June Roley Marilyn McNamee Editor-in-Chief The project of the journalism class is editing the Hi- Lites, under the supervision of Miss Morton. Here are a few things that must be done: First, all editors meet to decide on stories to be writ- ten. Each editor is assigned a story to write, and a dead- line is set for the stories to be in. After gathering information the story must be ap- proved by the advisor, then typed and counted off into 22-space lines. After proof-reading, the layout is made by the editor and managing-editor. Members of the journalism class type the stencils and they too must be proof-read. The mimeograph machine is set up and put into op- eration. After everything has been run off, the paper is stapled and ready for distribution. It is up to the editor and managing-editor to see that everything runs smoothly and the paper is out on schedule. is Advanced Chorus FIRST ROW-D. Pullen, P. Schrnidt, G. Demsher, M. Thompson, J. Milner, E. Bigej, C. Meyer. SECOND ROW-Mr. Stevenson, Director, L. Blackwell, J. Berney, J. Gilmer, R. Ronfeld, R. King, L. Nixon, K. Dawes, J. Irwin, L. Jackson. Beginning Chorus FIRST ROW -L. Kraxberger, M. Yoder, S. Pryer, S. Lamb, C. Keltner, B. White, S. Kerr, E. Arneson, A. Owings. SECOND ROW-Mr. Stevenson, Director, E. Neuschwander, G. Douthit, C. Stoner, L. Ronfeld, M. Bolland, L. Weber, J. Reneau, J. Rayburn, C. Henagy. FIRST ROW--E. Jackson, E. Malin, C. Case. SECOND ROW-L. Nixon, K. Austin, J. Fred- rikson, P. Powell, J. Haines, D. Huff, K. Fisher, K. Doney, M. Gregersen, J. Rover. THIRD ROW4. Nelson, G. Cook, P. Hathaway, B. Hearn, M. Keith, R. Nelson, M. Fawver, D. Delzer, J. Johnson, L. Jenks, A. Kasahara, M. Saraceno, J. Cannell. STANDING--Mr. Stephenson, K. Doney, E. Frum, S. Yost, M. Fish, F. Westerlund, B. Bower, T. Pagh, B. Hokamp. Band The band of Canby High School, under the direction of Mr. Stephenson has ap- peared at a variety of activities during the past year. The group has performed for home football and basketball games, a Christmas Concert, an exchange as- sembly with North Marion, a Spring Con- cert, and the District Band Contest. In addition, ensemble groups have played for special school and community programs. Through interest and hard work, the members of the band attempt to create musical appreciation within themselves. C. Srnith, Librarian, S. Nelson, Uniforrn Manager, L. Nixon, Vice Pres., J. Cannell, Pres., M. Gregersen, Sec.-Treas., J. John- son, Librarian, P. Powell, Librarian. Beginning Band E-. ,. in A Y f Yell Leaders 3 w, M. Harrns, D. Onion, B. Hulbert, J. DuRette, K. Foote, B. Parrish Canby's Little Cougar Oh, those pep assemblies! 3 e Song Queens C. Smith, M. Reinhardt, L. Blackwell, E. Andrus, J . DuRette This year's yell leaders and song queens have been striving to carry out the main purpose of the squads, which is to create and maintain school spirit. This means the members spend considerable time leading rooters in yells and songs. A girl must be able to control a crowd and create pep, be neat in appearance, and be able to attend all of the games to qualify for membership in the squads. Then mem- bers are selected by the Yell Leader and Song Queen who are student body officers. This year the squads made a cougar mascot, painted colorful pep jugs, and as a finale at the last pep assembly of the year they had students give yells as they might bedone in foreign countries. 7 rx U elf' ,,,, 'fy Wall JI Q 7 Lots of pep in those jugs, girls? Forensic FIRST ROW-C. Case, S. Kruisch, V. Pyle, D. Oliver, M. Fawver, K. Wesierlund, B. Hulbert D.Long, L.Fu11er. SECOND ROW-Miss Van Auken,Advisor, G.Gribb1e, K.Smith, President Fire Squad D. Lehr, H.Rieh1e, L. Buchanan, R. Younce, F. Utter, Fire Chief, Mr. Reif, Advisor, E. Zachow. cmbymmrgl Play Here Friday Night il Couch Chuck Driggers' Canby basketball squad will try to lift 1 4aCd1lbY waismkfi Win Points for OSC In Multnomdjl Meet wan ony-Sfimn smug. WIXHZUINEX Multnomah Mhlltie dub Saturday dill'- Q, : M-.rzfufy-,,.,-I ,,-,:g,j+.:.i,:f: . 'gameg winninf Qhe' tight? to play Canby. T The Canby ,boysjacked Gresh. am's heightfand the Larterdeam finally fmmd tlfe rangilzmd gui-Q leg it on: defeating f by to 66 on Honor Roll: Draft Officer Warns 18-Year-Olds Mist Register in 5 Days Fevlar Bulk for 5318751 h- to iheumadiotwshcnnmli- ld insist-damn in ragistzutinn I 1 Riel! out ol the cellar before a 110012.65 'i - .14 91 3166015 , S . h by 1 1 your-olds in mba-mg: home crowd Friday night in a 99' 'W' FIV' tra A ' 'Fd chdlmml - game dgainst Central high school! my emu! ugh lg t ls 11:5 gzixvsgi undo: ofmcynmoaxtr ilndamindence, Af 123 . 19.1 Nigga. --. gg gg gh. uw, w score ts rst ametle wands - - Gag , hw ,,q,,j3 ng-11,14 . Valley league victory only last ll 53, Q at SiXfY'SiX Canby hlgh school gg - mm 3 4:-7, df, 4, week. AQ131 1 Ighg studcnts,23of themwith straight -,- ' ,. . mqgy, A' an added attraction me 4 ' ' Y NUYIDI 4 to - 1's. are listed on the third six- WUI' ' in 9 N05 Canby coaches announced that gg 147 .. ., 1m-gy Wright weeks' honor roll the lar Pet 'n -.. .. , . ., 4-my. Kitten League players will en- won bg .. N several years. thghigh sc L - . . ' , , go Kev. tertaln the customers between AQ 1 7 .. V Img, 509341, nee announced this we u H , G. ,hm 180' halves of the two games in the dgdgmm 2 ,gdgmm 4 fo qualify for the , L a t , , Q 1, M, G ,mul evening. Theitifth grade teams 0, .must em-n four . , .. A .. ,Q gh, 13' in mit will plus! during intermission in ... . . . . tqok ogy , ow ' mqmm, but B wnddend go the DH-I mirwry game and four h ll pain but ee of them , . ,th 2-3 be an ovemgm. n is q ewan- auders will Stage a Short were g .- by - .-- uonam. ' , 821 ,Y ,wgm non. nowuez. um would be N503 halves of the FS f erA - ogvcho won 9 0 . . qlzragght 1 Pwmvtly corrected. 0Ven- -' ' R ,. , ' 1 E thuu ind di muy Canby lost to Estaca 57 to fn., . 'B 4 ' 'M de 0 N' ' JZHUPYE 011 c.,,,K,'1 ,U ,231 ,,,,Q' HJR md 41 Tuesday night at wwda J as ' 8 32,13 thl to q mga einem may be fined for its fourth straight de t. The ' dsegl S gn h 509 ' by umm Wlumee,-mg fqg in. Rangers led 011 the way. -9 aft- ' d fwe ego ' ' 'ee sen' ummm. the umvenm mmm-v az1s::2a:'.:wa'::ff: 'ss v e. 1 i 'J 511 grids? Oman: W M--ng -M sm -M quarter mark. Delmar Dar '- Only two boys were :among the ,eg,,1Qf,' XT, 1,,,,,,',,g Q'2 ,ff 14 points for Canby tied the h , - t 1 35 l 23 making Siraiahi-1. grades-I ace gr with gm Exiufed mg. mark of Frost for the Rangers. ' ra fw ESHQGYUCDOHSY. H Igllhiliri and ish, mmm 5,9 da-YS ,ma Last Friday Central topped ' ' n fm 3591 3 SUP 0m0l'9- h attain. um fd h 'I- nimag 51 tw 1:8 invrai wvL g -- gow, line . . 0 sfored snaigm e 'g' ' 9 mn' P ay? at :fm fa - lc Ham ' Q at . gl' h rd SIX-Weeks' V Wkthlv Hin f 29 Canby high xhoolf I '-Qt! , J . . snzmgdctfypcgntr r emon Squaddwenthtio Centrii-off: - sir 11:3 0l'galUZatl0ll8 agsetbghooter. nam . ' randtl 8'i!ngf':vo2'1m0UF LQ, 4 2 itsch, Patty 8 to Drive e scoring in Tuesday nights-tow of 35 to syzv 6 4 I- le, Sharon T C, b t P l. . game: ' - 9 h- xton, fre h- 0 Om G 0 l Cagbvgdv-gg,ffw2,4',,D:,c'g,,1n-?1i'S12T'12uSs Z53'0 if O fa, M Dania ,J vga 1 W- 0 low.Eou cow,o ar- I ,tv-,tteoq ' ' 5.9, 9 v 9th M ht VP fa ' 1 3:22 is in Bill Kyll0 2? Lang mem. ' md: f1g10f' ,jiyfvf if 'FZ gQ'vKQf,RvfQ53n:nQ1ggi'gagiig'3 Estacada: Woo cock 9. Chris- -I, 0 ff ' it G 19- - , nares: :::::1hi':F,mz:v:1:.,:: fogf-gi .+2zff 3 ' 1 - ' ' : Q ' 1 ' .a quarers on- 2- Russ Hens f'9c-324: 2 95 01 1' Ch' f L d . 0 3. t 5 txb. QICQ 16 oy B 1 .1 5' 1:06:11-,fatf:::':,Q:: X 1 f :Roi mm ar ow, urora 8 C Son a n...o,b , NX ,fy 161 11 xxcexs 556-0 the Canby' . O snuwm' '-f-lc Bi 7 P! Wxce xg? .5 and the Wln Flf8t Round 'S' Rich' bums gg ' l f' xyaxx 'nd Gun club ' ms, of 'h0w. 7 9 at 1 911-' lodpe gavd' In Church League Orme! After gi ' 5 '10Az'oVIi1v6od mztr-nsion: ...... mn- 'emYlK. and 'eg 9 Ytvbdr-S10. The Arneri- - ., lin. -End Sfillthf 0 if post gave SF in addi- In thc first round of Canby? Chuck msg, ,om 24 'Q 4 P Sm which 215 mem. church basketball league Mon 'nd meats H dw t d i. m day at Canby hlfh school gym- 136: Frdmogg Sllf I 15 -. 3' .ls Ya. uffwf nt? naslum. the Bar ow Menhonite sinned Bolvestock nl TJ? mgs in mes or 9, and. Aurora Lutheran teams 14l.....:ows,ilvel f 25 J1,+Yf !, ,h I km d 1 emerged as victors, Ward Sheller, ciq.,,.' Bwes. and ou rf' Sq' dwg Q t Isle' H 1:52 OOF 0 L manager, announces. M 120 Hbbnngf J . 5, ,gffw '00 25- ml C ,aust Tn: The Mennonite team defeated .143 for animal I I .g 14,1 IQ eb so 'mei .ulidflffnrtcrg H: , St. Pairick's of Canby 34 to 33,lsioned . Molly A21 f qgbea lpbij, Hr,-6 fy-619 H ic? efd' with Mc-lvin Sznraceno of the St. 157, Barrviigbh-N ' -71, '9lQ, d00' 'bqo bQ9.f7.gJ,'50,, at 959 1 Pat's chalkln the game's high siohea Lerd by 41,160 Da fabsc-,5 Q09 lgyoliqg ls score of 12 pofnts. R. Schumacher y K ,ff gy- 2,4 J, '09, Gdgebbd 11,9 'fl of Barlow' it-mn scored 11. .168: Qavef Q' 9 Y 29 QJQGQ-P1153 sqqigfl iblfg 61,5 A 60 to 20 score was tallied by sioned Chill' Q f if Gybaf '7 Q? J- 0,7 17,31 05-7 qi ,ml the Aurora Luth:-rans in defvat- 178. Fm Q K rf' bf '?1'h'5'q, fo,7o'7'Q,, '1',, 910904 1' hmm ing tho Canby Christian qulntvt. ., ' , 1' 671' 9 Vi Us Q Q ff, ffm 50110 ,Q . . ,A . ,indie MoU K Ga 'gf o' 1, J' A Bob lfluod with .26 points was A Q Q , OG - 19,5 A, .g O' 'ba 1g tho afqpr. high scnrvr for the- Lutherans. Ilpavywcih ff' 'gyoiol Sq 'ab 81- 4f,:y !,,,,-y to mf. Keller in-xt with 16, :md Ziegler docislonod Lt Vafmods I Aff' peg' X 1 mm-1, third with 12. John Brachmann , 7 00 0.95 iffy Ol 171 ,, , I was tho Chi-islians' high point Calalbyeleggmg - O it 1 I, yo 09,11 'C' 35765 'iga alfa N t'::.Uh2z,:,i:?gl:Sl manwilh R, C , l28vt. Lek . - f' 1 u,, rf, 0,.of,,,'f',1 , 1- oslxsranel liintcxig -95211 1 , '?45Z,Peo,, Gsofnbirtivxvi-.Fhffgflilrigf1:01:11 - ' w - . 9 ' Portlander Injured Bob Andtxrsonk Sqlfiakgb 2 IQ. cgoigd-ffaftifho ic PlLlf11ll'I1F1C'S maxi s ' 98: Mike Bw e il, 04:5 1 0' . A Th 3 , -- After ' Blackmg 0uiJ Jay Mm, m ' 3556 .gf - X 1, 611511 'FQ 'fn' 0 KTM , 'n 'S Wm? -W1 1 . 7 1-, -Q 'lv I: 1 P 1,0 13, 4, 4 ice at 1-6, xx ho took a deals-ion ...1 115: Jerry Wymore Eff 615.16 6840665-lover a lad. named Cootc-, and' Oscar Olson. T7. retired Port-,sinned Jon Snyder, , Q, X ' - 'll' Barry Scflnfflliel' 81 156- Wh0 H011 land pnliveinan. was hurt Sun- 115: Bob Mitchell lc, pinnei ,f zson. tht' nod over one GINIEUF- 1 day a'ho1n 7:45 p.m.. angl was Harold Hanson. 1 ,wr Q Dave Schnqidcr at 164 was: hospl!.ill1,f,-A ln Orc-gon City for 123, Albot Fi kmt IMD i i Ali: 4 d 1 I matchvd against .lorry Allen, cuts. bruises and possible ln- edqled K r ,dc ' pn' Q '51 . l 9 4 oriwho last year wus one ot' the ternal hurts, nftvr an automcr n , fxnm y'. inacaeal M :igf,m?gt hifi CFUWY hif-Zh sCh00l State cham- bile acjgem at New Em. 123. Ellis Brown lCl pinned at the en 0 mfgt- 'um-mo 25 pmns. Dave lost a close decision. 1t',anhirP0liceChlefL0ydYounc-9 Carl Johnson, , , to 21 at e an Sanqd V- d 'lfhe two liuvv wrestled many said O son apparently blacked 123: Gerald Kraxberger KCl ' Y move 'times and have few secrets from out as he drove north alone on U.S. 99E. his car striking a curb- txpe divider as lt approached t e New Era truck scales, turn- ing across the four-lane highwzg' and tearing out a section of . L. Strong's walnut orchard fence before going into a ditch. Ca.nby's ambulance, carrying Mm Emil Racette of Aurora to the hospital for medical care, afnnmul at than ..-,.x.l....4 ..--..- pinned Gary Richards. ' 130: Nick Alires tCl decisioned Calvin Hensley. 148: Miles Rollins ICI pinned up to tie the score 39-all at the ,end of the third, hut Canby took Fthe lead again in the final per' iod. Canby proved weaker on foul Bruce Swan' throws makin ' ' . . rg 10 1 19 t i148a lI2aveDgI00V6l' 1M-I1 ded' lwherrras Sandy po1tedn16 ouiwcjf some en mfy' '21. Scoring through the ga - DJ68: gay Snnith KCI pinniecf was as t?H?ws: mc ILDIS ewton .i--.-........... I'7..--ll.-. 0l-.,,!,Lgt. H1 I Sandy. Lalkins T. Baylink 8. 'Mcvey 2, Johnson 14, Innis 7. IHPNSOIHTHD 9 Rimk 'z.Rn ,each other. Canby Coach Jackl 'Hollister said Jerry Allen showed ' considerable improvement, The college rooks did not have a surplus of wrestlers at everyl weight and some of them enter-. ed more than one bout. One, Mitzi Tamura. the former Oregon City flash, pinned three Canby boys, Dave Anderson. Chuck Han-V son and Bob Mitchell. He hadi Estacada Match 20 Jack Holliste school wrestling ed out by Estac Feb. 1, hy a po 19Cin :Ihe Esta? .an y's 1 with four dggsi a draw. Estaca sions and the d Amazinglv to Dave Schneider Fred Gaylord o' 168 pound clus and tough hour could havo hee: official scoring points and Gay The only pin won by Barry ldumped Herb 1 ond round oi event. Canby s preliminaries, i 14 in 13 bouts. Main event rl 98 pounds: decisions-d Stan 106: Paul L. sioned John Sa 115: Jack Big Ken Rutherford 123: Dave A1 sinned Jim Nor 130: Ron Kan sinned Don Rlcn 136: Terry K cisloned Bob Hi 141: Steve H sioned Lloyd V! 148: Bill Mic sloned Paul Cr: 157: Barry Sc ned Herb Moon 168: Fred Gi sloned Dave Sc' 175: Fred Ut Dick Keith. Heavyweight: tEl decisioned 1 Preliminary r 98: Roger Pra- ed,Dcnnis Dah: 98: Dick Beck Schlue. ' 115: Jon Snyd Steve Dahrns. 123: Bob Mite ed Clint Scott. 123: Gerald pinned L. Burllz Ihvir first opp: the nvw OSC cc as, who came Stuto. Thomas x last yr-:1r's U.S. and ontvrvd tk stylv wrustling was not in his ways Couch Hall his oppom'-nts l so lust that I g The Canby s Curvnllis Saturd saw the OSC- Lfame. Results of 1 bouts in the c staged: 124 pounds: M ned Dave Ander 132: Meseche Hanson ICJ. 142: Ke-mpthoi Doney qCn, 126: Don Rice Coote. 164: Jerry A Dave Schneider 180: Parkhur: Brachmann 1Cl struggle. 195: Lec Eval cileamplon, decisl 1. FIRST ROW-A. Krzmarzick 1Managerl, A. Kasahara, C. Conley, D. Anderson, F. Utter, C. Darling, E. McCann, S. Walker, D. Oathes, T. Pagh. SECOND ROW4D. Lehr, J. Martin, J. Hanns, P. Crawford, D. Campbell, B. Silverriale, K. Netter, B. Schneider, J. Rover, G. Bernstetter tMar1agerl. THIRD ROW-Mr. Driggers lCoachl, K. Herkarnp, L. Peters, E. Zachow, G. Hattan, L. Hess, D. Inlow, J. Brachrnann, D. Darling, R. Younce, M. Rollins, Mr. Brusco lCoachl. Football This year's Cougar team, with only three lettermen returning from last year, lost all of its games but showed the drive and determination of a top notch ball club. Under their new coach, Primo Brusco, the team showed steady improvement throughout the season. Among the eight senior lettermen the squad will lose this year are: Fred Utter, Cap- tain, Karl Herkamp, Doug Lehr, Paul Crawford, Eldon Zachow, Bob Silvernale and Larry Peters. The outlook is much brighter for next year, however, with sixteen lettermen return- ing to the squad. Mr. Brusco Fred Utter Cgach Captain In Action 'Dunk Zoch Utter Campbell Ray Herkamp Mik9, Delrnar Basketball Basketball lettermen this year were: H. Anderson, B. Martin, and E. Zachow, seniorsg C. Darling, and D. Darling, juniorsg and D. Inlow, sophomore. Although the season was poor for the Cougars this year, the team had its good points too. Because of his excellent form Captain E1- don Zachow was placed on the Wil- lamette Valley League all star second team. Howard Anderson received an award for making the highest free shot record on the team. Canby looks for a better season next year with several returning lettermen. Eldon Zachow Captain FIRST ROW-P. Berkey, B. Hisel, P. LaFarge, D. Rice, C. Conley, B. Mitchell, D. Anderson, B. Schneider, S. Walker, P. Crawford, J. Brachmann, D. Schneider. SECOND ROW-J. Mays, R. LaFarge, M. Herigstad, T. Kennedy, D. Rydz, L. Imholt, L. Wolfer, M. Keith G. Kraxberger, N. Alires, R. Smith. THIRD ROW-Mr. Hollister, Coach, B. Hokamp, Man agen L. Keltner, T. Kennedy, M. Rollins, K. Doney, C. Hanson, P. Burdett, G. Little, G Bernstetter, Manager. J. Snyder, R. Hanson, F. Utter, B. Anderson, Fred Ufief R. Prather, J. Bigej, H. Merighe, L. Hess. Capiam l Wres tlmg Even though they won 7 and lost 5 matches, this year's squad had a season which was a little below average for Canby. There were a few close ones that could have gone either way. Canby took second place in the District Tournament held at Canby. Eight men were placed in District. They were: P. LaFarge, J. Bigej, D. Rice, and B. Hisel, third place winners, J. Brachmann, C. Conley, and D. Schneider, second place winners, and B. Schneider, first place winner. The four top men were sent to the State Tournament at Corvallis. At State the sophomore sensation, Barry Schneider, won a first place in his weight. In addition to the boys mentioned above, letttermen for this year included: P. Craw- ford, B. Mitchell, D. Anderson, P. Berkey, and F. Utter. eww. Q,nNBf q,!xNBf1 9'-NW mi Pvv L FRONT ROW-G. Cook, Manager, M. Rollins, M. Utter, D. Calhoun, L. Lim, L. Buchanan, B. Thompson, L. Books. BACK ROW-Mr. Driggers, Coach, E. Rouit, R. Younce, B. Wil- liams, G. I-Iaiian, S. Buchanan, K. Dawes, B. Kyllo. V rl A Q. V1 ,911 ,ci fl , . , I 5 ff ow ir all I if X, U . H., z u . Q FRONT ROW-G. Kraxberger, A. Kasahara, B Anderson J Mays E Pepper L Roseno rac mann, J. Mariln, B. Burton, B. Anderson, B. Burton, J. . , . , . , . w. BACK ROW-L. Imholi, J. B h ' Harxns, B. Imholt, W. Malone, E. Brown, Mr. Driggers, Coach. -P' Q Baseball wi? 4 FRONT ROW--R. Cruikshank, F. Wesierlund, C. Roley, W. Colvin, L. Lamen, R. Carlson. BACK ROW-M. Saraceno, G. Daniels, F. Haun, H. Herbaugh, J. Cannell, P. Crawford, P. Burdeti, N. Setter. Track FRONT ROW-F. Utter, K. Doney, C. Darling, T. Kennedy, C. Sxniih, E. Sakellaropoulos, D. Oaihes, R. Thompson. BACK ROW-Mr. Brusco lCoachD , S. Walker, R. Srniih, L. Hess, H. Anderson, R. Inlow, R. Martin, E. Cruikshenk. Faculty Participates in Intramurals fl' 13 . : K f , 4,5 -. .. W 'f ,, ,, - M ,A , - A , 4,- p - ..', f . ..: ... xv ., M:-:z'..1..'x .. Z, -' 3 Y 'J xi ' 1 . f s ta L lzhq if l 1 F + ' Q M , sf' -1 A Q ' L' . g , - . .' , , 1lf '1.,Q'A ' K ' v 0 5 Q X PQBY Tennis Team FIRST ROW-R. Brurnbaugh, L. Foss, R. Starr, D. Ingram, R. Hisel. SECOND ROW- A. Cannell, B. Kruger, G. Demsher, L. Thagon, D. Oliver, L. Jackson. BACK ROW-E. Borg L. Nixon, K. Srnith, K. Seely, Mrs. Hardt lAdvisorl. ,-Ti , I: , SCHOOL LIFE RUPP'S SHELL SERVICE Authonzed Shell Dealer F. H. Thorpe Merle Aden Thorpe's Men's Shop Main Street at Eighth Phone 2551 CANBY, OREGON Phone 4646 Ofegon Cifv CANDY PLUMBING 81 BER'I'I'IA'S HEATING CQ, Ladies', Infants' and Chi1dren's Apparel White Stag - Exquisite I-'orrn Bras Phone 4772 C b Ph 262 Canby, Oregon an Y one 4 CHRIS KRAFT MOTORS ' I OH' Sales Representative for ' DE SOTO - PLYMOUTH Q CAPTAIN Canby Oregon Phone 2081 BURGESS FURNITURE 81 APPLIANCE The Finest in Furniture and Appliances Phone 2381 Canby, Oregon Ready-Mix Concrete I , Frm- Ifstimntes on All Types Concrete Work S Reliable - Experienced FOR DADS AND LADS HI-wAv rnonucrs. mc. 'ROM 6 To '6 Main Offiu' om- Mile South of Canby Canby. Oregon Phvne 2551 Phone 2502 ' iw' 'Y O. K. RUBBER WELDERS FOR TIRES O. K. Auto Float New Tires l'VorIds Finest Rerapping-Guaranteed Nalion-Wide A. W. SNYDER, Owner 305 S. W. First Phone 2082 Canby, Oregon CUTFORTH'S MARKET Where Only the Best Is Good Enough Glenn and Elsie Cutsforth Canby, Oregon r U R A Q T I RITTER'S BODY SHOP Body Repairs and Painting Phone 4161 , S. W. Riiiier Canby, Oregon K -f IE RICHFIELD SERVICE STATION GAS - OIL - LUBRICATION HERB DAVIS, Owner Canby, Oregon A guy getshthifraty-ghuh LeRoy? yn-f yr yy - ,M , FINE PORTRAITS WEDDINGS . ,4 1 .lf ,H T' COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY 011813 Camera Equlpment and Supplies v v Canby Oregon EVERHART 81 KENT FUNERAL HOMES CANBY CHAPEL ----- Phone Canby 2941 MOLALLA CHAPEL ---- Phone Molalla 2379 AURORA CHAPEL ----- Phone Aurora 16 PARRISH REXALL DRUG me Kenna!! .fron EVERYTHING IN SCHOOL SUPPLIES AFTER scHOOL v1s1T OUR FOUNTAIN CANBY OREGON HULBERT'S FLOWER SHOP Disiinciive Floral Designing Phone 2544 cournmswrs or MANGUS VARIETY STORE Masonic Building I Canby, Oregon I SMILE PRETTY! SERVICE U.S. Royal Tires Free Pickup 8: Delivery Service . GIGER'S UNION Phone 4431 Canby, Oregon CANBY CO-OP Distributors of Petroleum Products, Irrigation 8: Farm Supplies Phone 3231 Canby, Oregon ACT II, Scene 3- Quiet Please, Ro11I'Um . I A fV1fy,fjAlQE1liEz:i A I 1 Oh look! There's four of us MITCHELL FARM EQUIPMENT CO. Allis-Chalmers and New Idea Dealers Canby, Oregon WILLIS CLEANERS 81 MEN'S CLOTHING Box 174 - Canby, Ore. Phone 4411 EVERSOLE MOTORS Authorized Ford and Mercury Dealers Canby, Oregon STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS FIELDS APPLIANCE CQ, J. H. HENRY, Distributor Phone 2751 Canby, Oregon , I , r , HOTPOINT APPLIANCE SALES 81 SERVICE Hearing Oils, Gasoline Sz Lubricating Oils BQy5EN PAIN1' -. WALLPAPER W ' d d Phone 2581 Canby, Oregon Unfeglq-iazgngesigiirgs CARLTON 81 R S COMPSNSNKRANS Money HARUWARE Dave and Bev Mobley SMP ' 0 ' Sfoff - Pav Lm - Gff Mm HARDWARE-PAINTS-WALLPAPER-GIFTS Plus S 55' H Green Sfamps S 8: H Green siamps Canby' Oregon Phone 2741 Canby, Oregon Dig those Darlene pajamas! MARTIN FURNITURE 81 APPLIANCE CO. Molalla, Oregon YOUR HOTPOINT DEALER Furniture - Appliances - Floor Covering life Givie S. U' H. Green Stamps S. R. SMITH CO.. INC. Swirnrning Pool Gymnasium Equipment Canby, Oregon KRAFT'S CANBY BAKERY Fountain - Lunch Phone 2291 Quality Baked Bread and Pastries m m CANBY NURSING HOME 390 N.W. 2nd PRIVATE 81 SEMI - PRIVATE ROOMS Phone 2091 Mrs. Nina B. Foster Canby, Oregon REMEMBER . . . THE CANBY HERALD EOR YOUR EVERY PRINTING NEED . . .AND IN THE FUTURE WEDDING INVITATIONS - INFORMAL NOTES - BUSINESS STATIONERY Phone Canby 4961 JIFFY WAY Delicious Burgers and Long Dogs Founiain Service Phone 9671 Canby Art and Martha Zacher STEFANI LUMBER CO. Mill Work and Cabinets Floor Coverings - T.V. Phone 4101 Canby, Oregon MILLAR SAND 81 GRAVEL CO. P. U. BOX 23 - CANBY, ORE. Crushed Rock -- Sand 8: Gravel Immediate Delivery ERNlE'S BARBER SHOP EMIL LANGHOLZ 1 Canby, Oregon SAM'S GARAGE CHEVROLET DEALER cANsy. onzeou CONGRATULATIONS! 1956 CANBY GRADUATES Remember, when you have finished your education, Canby is a good place to live. Let us help you get settled CANDY REALTY CO. rl-lou: 2771 mms HOMES Acnuc-as CANBY. ons. BUCHANAN-CELLERS GRAIN CO. SEEDS - GRAINS - FERTILIZERS - INSECTICIDES CANBY, oruscou 2 l ANDERSON TRACTOR 81 mPl.EMEN'r co. Phone 2501 Canby' Oregon J, It CASE pggu MACHINERY SEASWIRL 8: P-14 FIBERGLAS BOATS With the Case Eagle HOORUP Manufactured and Distributed by Sales U S2TUiCt Canby. Oregon Phone 2152 ODUCTS INC' uNloN ou. rnonucrs wATsoN's Jsweuzy V. . . 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