Canby High School - Cougar Yearbook (Canby, OR)

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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.

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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.

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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'