Cascade College - Chinook Yearbook (Portland, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1962 volume:

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A - Q , Wwe New . - 0 you To you, who have been bulwarks of strength when storms beset us- You, You, You, You Yes, who have charted a straight course for those who know you to follow- who have given of your very lives to help each of us, as students, to set sail upon the Sea of Life well equipped- who spend untold hours in labors of love that our school might grow and become great- who are so greatly admired and loved dearly by all who are fortunate enough to know you- to you, HAROLD and MONA HAMSTREET, we humbly and gratefully dedicate this, the 1962 CHINOOK, to you. gs, , ?fli L .. I, :E , 2lfHSsfig'fif'3ms93'1a?l3'5 LW eg -ii ,i W- ' 0 'N f ,,,- , XX Of X X i ff ,,-'T' f' X x X f ' , Q fo' to 1,4-d1u1rr13.LzifL!1n11 , --F R g L. 'i xxx -g O U, i X ,.-i -Lgwvi vi,-. Y - ,.. - AxYxQSi' L -- 1 ifi fi x i jff f' 'x- XM? XZ Fbl'-,,, -.-1-f Si - K S-N f-. 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S , 1 1 Mr. ond Mrs. Blytne, Dorm Pcrenfs Virginia Keller, Secretory Mrs. Henderson, Cook Mr, Hubbie, Custodian Suzzanne Leo, Head Librarian - 9 A - ij If f 1'11'1 11553 'T 'f l'f'-3i!1hnE- LL.'Nk fi' WW M., K. ,,,.f . ,1,l,J-fl ,Y il- l.l.b 7 Q zz:-ff ilk Zi I ,gl Kfffff f XM T R , JXg1 , ' -if W-1 ' Qe l Lk NSS' Q 0 0 1 X lx X i' 'l, if XN 2411- -' 2 w if - T-4-4 if 1 Q I X X , 1371155 as ,- X X 'xx 1, xi jf,,. Z Xa S :-T '-il- AQ! X i xt ,ff X X x , Y X J Wt? Q. .X f j was 2' 0 X E141 fof! f-K 54- 1 X 5 1 1 Y Q X ,f ' x ' A , XXX , ' C X X X X ,K , 2 X Xp NN g-ff-A g f 2 W-K X r- f ' gg i V f x g -!,,,?f X' -- L1 ,Vs f .X i F X N Mfg f ? ' W 5 5 X - X- A fl , .4 - , F X6-I x-55' - ,ff ,vy V, L ' P ,R A O F 0 XO r , i1Nfgr .- ' l , - F, S -M 'xx 1' Z5 j W vi- Y - mmm Scwnd Glass - vphamorcs - After enioying the spirit and Christian zeal that came from an association with vibrant freshman hearts, the sophomores have ended their education at Columbia. Some have left school completely to carry on life's necessities, while others have found that the two aspects may be combined in one picture. Represented by Commander C. Lawrence, Lieutenant Commander D. Han- non, Quartermaster B, Altmiller, Sergeant-at-Arms W. Slone, the sophomore crew has had an unusually smooth voyage on the strait of college. Brian Alfmiller Dale Hannon YH' AGN J ... Q -. 3' ,E '., f Q4 Q- 'K . l , ,lx 1 ,nw fl' -My Vivian MacPl1ail ,pinna- f Nancy Hoofnagle I'Il chew and you spit out the seeds! Joye Rowland Charles Lawrence William Slone sfval klqv 'T if 5 Apprvnfirc Salman Qreshmcn Learning the ropes of college life, the freshmen sailed Through many a storm to sunny days of hilarity with a little studying blown in for good meas- ure. Commander Larry Gaskin, assisted by Delores Watkins, Lieutenant Com- mander, and Sylvia Hopkins, Quartermaster, guided the rookies safely down the channel of study, spiritual growth, and social activity to better understanding and cooperation. A Christmas party, spring outing, and numerous little inci- dents that filled the year will always be remembered fondly by the shipmates. Roweno Anderson if K at fi L G. ,, Don Boyce Roberto Eu rho rf Bill Blythe Torn Bonner wflybnq 1 Morie Crummey i Sieve Curtis l Phil Fields Normo Fowlks l f W... W if i'i Q, 'U 1' 1 ,f fig' 231-sf yi- ,, M Steve Gamble Carl Henderson e W -fi Viyyk KVI.. . . ,, , r A y r Ed Hanson Larry Gaskin June Geyer Richard Haines Aga--QA an , Nl.. Andy Hill Ed Hoofnagle Sylvie' Hopkins -49 ' M H- r Q gnu: Q. 13 WMM yy yy fi Jim Humphrey Verlene Hufchens Lloyd lshom ' Q ,. M. N yy 4. I fi K ,,,,L 4 ' Q 4' 1 Gary Kerr Q S -V 'Jw Kfx. i fue H29 A , I . , yi 1 f Randy Knox mf Maurice Longsev Suzie Lea Pof Leichner Kqfhy Mqgngni Amin WHlf gq,,! W , + Marilyn Marks Sieve Marshall Sian Paregein ., , -. W i ' 'k 1, 3 MMQE? 3 'K W ,gf 5 Margaret Phillips MP4, W' l' i 3 if '.f - . John McCrea Dick Miller . 4 -...girl-, 7 , - 5 w I . 'I ,Ill . ' ' l Q an wg L llll we . X I Dale Pierce Nancy Pirfle J ,wfggwc ii. -gf ,F . 559: -. .E-. if .- .. I I, wi-P 'F Billye Gaye Ragsdale Jerry Thatcher Dolores Waikins Oneia Slone +L y .H . E. ., .Mk WEA F V5 'Sw-W' is 4' Ev we t 6 'H iz ' ig - - gk L eW,,, Wade Vanderdasson Tom White ar 5 a.aaa M, John Sfurke ffn' 'mfg Cynthia Vinyard Arnold Wiley l m I W sm, l zght 6fdS56'5 BIBLE Frrst Row Instructor OJ Russell S Leo R Anderson W Corter First Row: F. Roberts, R. Hoines, G. Long, P. Forr, C Ho B Corter Second Row R Homes G Long V Holl R Woods C Havens, V. Hall, D. Boyse, B. Altmiller, J. Hicks, Carter, L, Woods, F. Anderson. 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Humphreys lSec.-Trecs.l, P, Fields, S. Marshall lVice Pres.l, S. Curtis, J. Srurke, A. Hill, A. Wiley. They Sine? ,S They have girlfriends. TR leur R FQ e Mon whot men! Cflpl CIHIHIJ Fo o d everywhere and not 0 bite to ect. OFFICERS: President, D. Haines, Vice President, S. Curtis, Chaplain, C, Henderson, Secretory- Treosurer, D. Pierce. The old lcimplighters. A gift from our marvelous dean! KA pczid onnouncernenfj ALGERIAN REBELS? ia, :fag W , .W .K fi mm fi , k .. . rg ' K--nf wzw Sub - Z' I6 if wk? we , 57,5 i 'iff i Q- rs -wk. . Aj 2 V il Mm A if , --me-f.,gigx3i't5 V 1 , M. V 3 ities, -li iv, 'Q .2553 .i i V,., if fi l2l l ,, .A,1,, ,si :V X 1 .,,.i,.,.,,- .. .,,. 14, ,, Q 4. f ' gy., . 1 ,- . . . ,i 4. 5, K 'Wi f'fx5-iffy, 1 1 ' ma A -ft gig A-age, H Q' -5 V - K L' :lf 'Q M ' W -,W , ,rl 1 gm, , . U.,, 5,35 M- ,we S 4, ge . , . i , Y it ., ' i . ,,',' '- , :, :.'V I ' L.. .M , K A ll7,Rl'Vg' I2 , W? N -. W 2 lx bv ' A 1 551-7- wf- V lit? 4 3' S igh! f gg i xi' . ,. 95 Ml W 6 ,X : 9' . .In dm 133 ' OFFICERS Skipper: Ston Poregien Yeomon: Ken Mueller First Mote: Phil Fields Admiral: J.V. Cordoza Bathing Beauty! We clo things the easy wciyl ALL HANDS ON DECK! 755563 x i ..e?3i2xi 1 W ll an . Q ' we Keligiaus L7 e Elzristiau Life' Qorum At 6:15 every Tuesday night you would find this group of students in the Christian Life Forum meeting learning how to conduct personal work and plan- ning the Meet the Master Campaign at Seaside, Oregon. Lectureships at The Dalles and Oregon City, Oregon, gave the young men opportunities for practical application of the principles they had learned. Under the leadership of Otis Hilburn, a great growth in the spiritual atmosphere on campus has generated from this group. Participants in Dalles Lectureship. Fall Lecfu,-eshjp. Fix gf , , , . WM- , , ,..,,.M,.,n.. V, M I' 'sf Q W,,,.,,,, , rf ., -. , WZ... ......,,,.n., 2 5 -'li E Clio B, Eldred, Director Twist? K i 1 Y :iris T. Bristol, S. Marshall, L. Gaskin, G. Davis. C.C,C.'s Chorale brought a song aboard ship to blend with that of the wind and the waves. Attired in satin gowns and tuxedos, they sang at social functions, lectureships, on T.V., and at college activities. Their longest voyage was the trip to Southern California. The traditional bus break-down may soon become a legend. However, through all the storms and trivialities, the Chorale remained loyal to Columbia. Eddy! That gleam! Age before 4 FirstvRow. M. Blackburn, N. Heck, J. Geyer, S. Hopkins, N. Pirtle, D. Watkins, S. Prather, M Phillips. Second Row: K. Magnini, D. Martin, C. Vinyard, M. Marks, V. MacPhail, N. Royse V. Hutchins, C. McMillan, Third Row: T. White, D. Pierce, E. Hoofnagle, J. Sturkie, A. Wiley Beauty EIEIBEIW ,watt li 14' ,1cAin:1a.,.,1mrl 33 xx SEXTET1 Walker, Phillips, Hopkins, Pirtle, Royse, QUARTET1Hoofnqgle,Pierce,Gcimble,Goskin, Hoofnogle. When a group of singers was needed on quick notice there was always o group pre- pared and willing. These five groups are members ot the Chorale who were willing to put in a few extra hours a day to pro- mote the College. These groups traveled extensively throughout Oregon, Washing- ton, and Northern California. They returned from each trip weary but elated, looking forward to the next one. TRlO1 Hoofnogle, Hoofnogle, Royse. QUINTET: Hopkins, Walker, MocPhoil, Royse, Pirtle. TRIO: Goskin, Hoofnogle, Morsholl. H .TW , M152 2 ., .. ' A 7 if -Q- Mnrilyn Marks, Columbian Editor. STAFF: T. Bristol, M. Phelps, S. Hegeleson, J. Lawrence, M, Marks, W. Brycnr. O. Hilburn, Advisor. gm-v..x '11 ML V A-0 'iv' Nj? Y .WWF wi we-vga , f 1 1 1, i ' W? jf' 1 LNOT picture, Sylvia Hopkins, Business Mcnogerj KEN MUELLER, Editor Mas, 'L CARL HENDERSON Photographer Klzimwk Staff DAVE RIEMER, High School Editor QS OTIS HILBURN Advisor R A Giga gf- ay my-J K Nvsf f-N Wk . if-L W? . gkfvs... 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X X Q!! i X5 W , ,. - 3 X , I it-li f N 7 Q ww' 'T f '-- 'x jffff - 5 o U o 0 ra ff- 5 , ,-.'-E-gf: M Y L K A If-13 If ' ' - ffj N x XE S 4' 7. - i.-,,-J---4' i . - J it it Q 5 will 'W S5 Q N Z, i l 5 7 X ff2R H -221f i Bottom Row: S. Marshall lBl, S. Gamble lBl, 'L. Gaskins lBl, D. Miller IBI, F. Fields lBl, S. Paregein iBl. Top Row: Coach Holl, D. Boise iEl, B. Wiley lCl, D. Wiley lEl, D. Hannan IEI, C. McBride lCl E. Hanson lEl, J. Sturkey lEl. Not Pictured: K. Mueller IBI. Swtball The greatest enthusiasm on campus was during football season. Bonfires, pep ral- lies, and the initiative of members of the team built school spirit to a fever pitch before games. A climax was reached with the bonfire crowning of the Football Court - Queen Marilyn Marks and Princesses Verleen Hutchins and June Geyer. Memo- rable during the season were the games with arch-rivals Reed and Concordia. To watch our boys play, spectators stood in the rain, spent hours cutting boxes of confetti, screamed until hoarse, and were wildly en- thusiastic about the rough and tumble sport of football. .K K Q X K 1 Q. fn' MV' iff.: J' ,W f .i Q . 0 I ' , -V K , , vm? fi . lim ' -,f . , V - J- ws Q , QW., uf. A -' 'faifggf , , , -sg. 'K Y ff f T W 1 Wf, .f,3 M- . Qf.1 N W tv' I f .. , .,. - sb ,W ., Q A - ,ana ., : g.At if V- 4. gf -Q .,' X .br 44 2 A fav ag-w. 'k ., fu., A Sf fp 3 , gf- , x ,Q 4 1 1: A My , ,- A -41 - f . ,Y iw... 7 5' ' K. 4 z ' ? ,M -- x , 5 A , Y - - ' - f - ---- .W A fp,-, - 3 Y Sffl' - 5, .g . . , H- - if- Lass' :m:g.'!f2f.5r , A 'fi' -'fi J - ,' N- f 1: ,15,,Mi.f. .- A - mm fswp 1 f Q .ff mf v if 6 3? 1 5 U Q fff 4' wf fnif ,H A 4'-mage , ,, ,, G s G-12: 'lb W ff' .Nh I, .M ily, w. A 1 , ff 1 I Q f A. K ,,, ,, ' .,-+A .,.. Vw! 2:a.w,:.,::,i1f-:2fw.?.fG:,.,. H WW 'W 15' 5 ff-'.X-Q W 'iffl' H - 1 I A fi' GN! ' i Q f-X S-cf ,- 'fl Xl K n GZ .75 fi N iff: ' ' A Q.. V X Wg, E igikii. f'f'1f.' -if f My gjws, Jw H: weep,-3 15959 Qniefziw ,gazy si wg' WSW W? was KE MAN TA ME TO YOUR LEADER E 1 M ,P q an i QAA A Q ui' -M , . .i CLIPPER OFFENSE CLIPPER DEFENSE SNAKE DANCE??? GRAB THAT BEATNIK BY THE BEARD, LARRY! GASKIN HANDS-OFF TO PAREGEINQ MUELLER BLOCKS 6 -4 1 3 W F I A A Y ff, gi' , 2 Y' . T T . 'L , ,I , 5 ',:'1 I 1 ' f'9'1'j 1 fri 4. Mg xi Bottom Row: D. Boise IFI, L. Gaskiri IGI, P, Fields IGI, S. Gamble IGI, S. Marshall IFI. Top Row: J. Thatcher IFJ, E, Hoofnagle IC8rFl, D. Hannon ICI, S. Curtis IFJ, Coach Hall. Not Pictured: Jim Hum- phrey IGI, Andy Hill IFI. l6'r1sk eibrzll The 1961-62 basketball season was the most exciting in the history ot the College. Scores were breathlessly close and the action tast and turious. Team- work was the password and the boys really clicked. A highlight came at the close ot the season with the Coronation ot the Basketball Queen, Rowena An- derson, and Princesses Roberta Earhart and Verleen Hutchins. Phil' Fields, Clip- per captain and Consistantly high scorer on the Clipper team, holds the enviable position ot being one ot the high scorers in the Willamette Christian College Con- ference League, ot which we are a member. We're proud ot our great team, not only as a group, but indi- vidually. .rf . Mhlviileii ,r Q. 1 WS NL fffkm rn ,W V Q52 iw? 5 s f alma if -' S 11459 15 fg., ffCf:3IlE!3 li ,Q J iq, N- 5- , 'j'W 'lUV- -SQL, -. I I .1 ng 3 ,rfb-y H .1 g q ,,,. , M W l h 4 - 4345 ' ' - .. ., QW., LVV I N - 'W ' 5 T X.-gl Nj? ' .Q , A '- g f wi, ws 3 L ' 1 ,f g X2 M 'U 1 8 F' 3 f . xiii HJ 1 mia 'f W .J 5 .2 f '.- ' F ' W 5 'fi f ? SK H U .all , A he in Q R bl' ww 531 1? K f UNO KIDDING, COACH? wMQwmMM BS. X ?qwfSg5??W?Xw 'f3E 1777A4Q', J' ,Y DALE up FOR Two JUMP, EDDIE, JUMP 1 I Crack 5 X ,x ,,, 4,4519 R, Clark, Couch Girls ' Valleyball Frorir Row, left To right: V. Hufcliens, R. Earhart, M. Marks, R. Anderson. Back Row: S. Hopkins, J. Geyer, M. Ball, M. Phillips, M. Walker, Coach D, Lovelady. l Don'1 panic Roberta! The detili. O0p5l J,..aJl lKlI 'jf,'....---- 4 M, V 5 'f l ,ww .. f -g 2 ca -'9f5',1,ig'T ' glggffjffe . ..., 'A ' ' H Z-Q' Q ' if .4 K G3 if ' 4 rw- .--. ,A . i r 1 P 'f.i wr' Bluffs? . , X V' . Q f , ., V 1 ' 'L 1 w fn 3 hm - Y ww-f-i'rS Howling: Blanche Collins Dudley Collins 2 Kdlfl Ko ren Bczres Nyol Royse -i X 150 uflingi First Row, left to right: W. Slone, O. Slone, K. Mognoni, C. Vinyord, R. Eorhort, J. Humphrey, R. Ander- son. Second Row: S. Curtis, L. Goskin, D. Pierce, E. Hoofnogle, T. White, C. Lawrence, D. Miller, S. Gamble, K. Mueller, J. Sturkie, S. Marshall, N. Royse, Instructor. Sl K H .,... My H C P- L . Nh. K M 4 L p.. L.,- W ww... f ..-. , .. ,W W -WM ...L -4... -Qing? ,H I A K.. ,. ---M-w..,, .-ef' ,., '19 4 ,,..,, K ...Q +. V-ul , 1-H ' :wg New . 1 Q . .Ma N 4 -mpl Y Wiiaz, ,: ,: A' . ' 3 NW Mm My wgbgtigyi ferr! A 'G' 'K ' .' Q ?iifE53fT K , ill ij ' .,,,w.. I . W , 4 ,www .. sw.. ,Tl5????l' , --N. 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'-t n ' - , X X X mf WX 43 -E X X X f X -S --,li J 42 - X Q ff' ' 5- . xl? x X 7 fi W-X D it NRA 1- ! ffff. - .., --.- A II' A Y iv?-JZ ff 5 A '22 g,,i-, . 5 H Q - ,ff y -' V' F QW-aff' ::, X 1 ,V : ' , Q i if 6 2.4 X tiff fix '- 'I'-H Y f - n ?, I l 9' '- A f r -f-4-5-I ..-,2... ii I il N N I lk ,145-'Q:,j: f Qi! ,Q lj H! -9 -2- 5. -f X ..., X..f-f- ,Y xsi Y Z F ig.: - ' -,- ' N W' -1 53 - l 0rga11izafio145 61115555 Z95r51fmzliti55 5',zwrt5 E5 as ',g,, f ' 1'L 'Q 2 , K ' WN' A if s 5 J, MB fgttt f Organizations The lite of the Cougars has been livened con- siderably by the student organizations founded on campus. These groups have presented gala social affairs, informal get-togethers, and even a stage production. Each ot these organizations has been enhanced by The membership of Christ, who is the spirit of Columbia. f' vm by -ia 55 I' if Left to righf: Nancy Heck, Jim Davis, Nancy Royse, Marie Walker, Dave Rlemer, Karen BaTeS, Darelene Lovelady, Gerald Davss Duane Martin ,Judy Carlson, Beverly Hubbell. fudenf Cfouncil OFFICERS: Karen Bates Treasurer Nancy Royse SecreTary Gerald Davis President Nancy Heck Vice-President Chain G P Kim- :irsr Row: Diane Martin lPresidentl, Jim Davis lBeaul, Connie McMillian lVeepl. Second Row: Donna Himes, Phyllis Drolte, Cathi Leichner, Nancy -lubbell, Betty Speck, Sue Hodges, Kay VanHorn. Heck, Carol Hopper. Third Row: Dee Woods, Sharon First Row: James Woods, Dave Riemer, Bill Sloan, Loren Anderson, Gerry Davis lnot picruredl. Second Row: Ron Hicks, Jim Davis, John Lawrence, Claude McBride, Tom Bristol, Wendell Bryanr. l5'l0ck , s c s DUN Are you a Rebel or o Yankee? -J ff ., , K W V 5 I I s SHP' , iii What difference does it make? Hes on our side. 58 UAW! He's a bloom'n Yankee! I think he's a Rebel ScienfificalIy speaking ie 61115555 These classes are The melTing pot and molds for The ThoughTs, dreams, inspirations, and ambifions of each sTuder1T who will heed To The call of Chris- Tian EducaTion issued on our campus. lk ,senior W? SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS PresidenT .....,,, Dave Riemer Vice-PresidenT .,,,,,,, Suzanne PraTher Secretory ,,...... Mary Ellen Blackburn Treasurer .,,,.... Beverly Hubbell Q- ,ff iw lnot pidured, 2nd semesTer Treosurer ........ Mary Balll One ship sails east, anoTher sails wesf, While The selfsame breezes blow, 'Tis The seT of The sails, and noT The gales, That bids Them where To go. Like The winds of The sea are The ways of TaTe, As we voyage along Through life, 'Tis The seT of The soul ThaT decides The goal, And neiTher The sTorm nor The sTriTe. KAREN BATES lKarenl She laughs as she comes., she laughs as she goes, but what about, nobody knows . . . most sfudious . . . what a nasty . . . She's genfle, she's shy, buf There's a Twinkle of mischief in her eye! MARY BALL lMaryl Witty, willing, and a wonder . . . to Teach litfle kiddies . . . rnosf likely fo succeed . . . The highest peak in fashions . . . MARY ELLEN BLACKBURN A friendly friend and a kindly stranger . . . we cant have a senior meeting, I don'T have rny minufes . . . bl GERALD DAVIS lGerryI All great men are dying and I don't feel I can res class flirt so well myself. . . a future dentist . . . most likely to succeed . . , wittiest . . . class flirt . . . most popular. . . PATRICIA FRANKS IPatI What's in a name, I expect to change mine . . . wittiest female senior . . . lt's not what you do, it's what you get away with . . . NANCY HECK lHeshtiI ist everything but temptation . . . . . . best looking . . . doesn't catch on, but laughs anyway . . . dislikes people who chew loudly . . . l'm short but so was Napoleon SHIRLEY HELGESON lShirleyl Dynamite comes in small packages . charm ot personality all her own . . not going to kill myselt studying it I die... BEVERLY HUBBELL lB-eval I'm educated now, why stay longer . . . What! no boys in heaven? I'm staying here . . , A bundle of nonsense bound with a ribbon ot originality . . . CLAUDE MCBRIDE lTinyl An individual in many ways . . . a tician . . . always a willing worker most studious . . . ..CI . l m never poli- -O' ,mmf HORACE NICOLDS ll-lorocel When opportunity knocked, he comploined ofthe noise . . . what he wonts to get most out of school is himself , . . you never know whot he is going todo until he does it . . . V s ,,,,,,,,,. MARVlN PHELPS lMClrvl Don't you teachers know about the Child Lcibor Lciw? . . . ci future lowyer, friendli- est . . . the mighty mon of the outomo- bile... SUZANNE PRATHER lSUzon'nel l would be better if l could, but it's awfully lonesome being good . . . her future is plcinned, third finger, left hond . . . xi rx E' ,S 3 .1 :Ti l ' Y E .aiu-.M ..f mix, My dillmffs DAVID RIEMER lDClVEl No matter how late it is, l'm always late . . . a future architect . . . best looking . . . best all around . . . best dressed . . . rnost athletic . . . ROBERT ROLAND lRobertl He who invented work should have finished it . . . a versatile fellow with a friendly smile, willing to stop and talk awhile . . . NANCY RaYsE irvcmcyi Generally speaking, she's generally speak- ing . . . forgive-forget . . . best all around . . . most popular . . . a future teacher . . . er? .:.. , s W ist :Evil alum, W., ' Ns. rigs, ,wsspifr f, xi--it-V g:iffJm.,, M .mist is-sg MARlLYN WALKER lMariel Greater seniors may have lived, but l doubt it . . . wrestling every Friday and Monday . . . her heart is like a moon, constantly changing and there's a man in it . . . most athletic . . . ln September of '58 we came to -- gg, Columbia. We were to sigh, giggle, . .,., , ., 'd'2 moan, groan and sometimes even study our way through four years of- p3,,,.gi. s,,W.if. . s i Eng- ' ZNQE fr: Zi if 134' iff? ,, YQ! si . fiiif' rllrf high school. We entered with the de- termination of some day attaining our goal, Exciting basketball games, final exams, track meets, the Jr.-Sr. Banquet, bewitching Halloween car- nivals, anol especially, numerous friends - these were all too soon transformed into ancient history. Yes, we seniors, with our memories, honors, and diplomas will soon close the doors on our high school days. We'd like to thank the very capable faculty of CCHS for all the co-opera- tion and understanding that they have shown us. Somehow it is hard for us to say good-bye to the people -,E r--- gif fr. ef ff? Q 3 o. CD 4 CD 3 + V7 3' - X 0 J' 3' Q 4 CD 3' 2 'C CD o. C V7 live four of the happiest years of our rf 5 W-151' afri- fxf, Si d,J,.2,L Y, s f lives, So we will say, Au revoir- until we meet again. AT The wriTing of This your senior year is iusT half over. AT The reading of This iT will jusT abouT be all over, excepT for The shouTing. I hope ThaT all of you have considered your four years in high school as a success. BUT more Than ThaT I hope your senior year aT Columbia ChrisTian has been a profifable and enjoyable one. I TrusT you can TruThfulIy say you have gained inTelI'ecTualIy, emoTionally, socially and mosT imporTanT of all, spiriTualIy. Whenever you look back Through These pages and reminisce, Think abouf The friends you had here, abouT The fun we had building and running The Spook House, The joy of winning The king and queen conTesT aT The Halloween Carnival, The work involved in selling candy, The pleasure of choosing announce- menTs and ordering caps and gowns, The fun of The senior skip and The excite- menT of4graduaTion. My prayer for all of you is ThaT you will have a fruiTfuI and long life. Thank you for helping To make my TirsT year aT Columbia a very enioyable one. AfTecTionaTeIy, Darlene Lovelady Our ,vausar Miss Darlene Lovelady 67 y J J JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ,....... Diane Martin Vice-President ........ Conni McMillan Secretory .....,.. Torn Bristol Treasurer ........ O Lord, I would be great, But not in some spectacular wcly For world ciccloim. In thy strength l'Il do thcit which is too big for me Help me, O Lord, To stand approved. Diane Martin Conni McMillan Lewis Womack SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President ........ Judy Carlson Vice-President ,..,. ...Sharon Hubbell Secretary ........ Beth Haven Treasurer ........ James Woods lnot pictured, 2nd semester president ........ Kathy Leichnerl With humble heart l must confess, That all my strength is helplessness. Most gracious Lord, I simply ask, Thy strength and aid for every Task. Judy Carlson Phyllis Drolte Rose Marie Dusenberry Bonnie Gordon Beth Haven Ron Hicks Donna Hirnes Sharon Hubbell VX N.-If ' .M 4 for '53 fa-ww-naw f-QL Y -latin ' gig:-f,if i,,g+,,ft, ' , FMS-f b N fifffs 3. ' ' ,ff1,1'f-1fs,u,QLg v Eg,:W,wE,w?fsfvt,fwzw,,m W all ,A 4 Picture Not Available ,MN Connie Kennedy Kerry Knox Cathy Leichner Nancy Leighton Louie Matthews James Woods -my FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President ........ Jim Davis Vice President ......., Kay VanHorn Secretary ...,.... Carolyn Rogers Treasurer .....,,. Bill Slone Down by the moss bank Deep, so deep, I found ci bed of violets Still half-asleep. I saw small petaled faces, With wonder looking up, lsow bees drinking honey From every dewy cup. ltound a tiny open tomb, Deep beneath the sodg I found more than violetsy I found the pulse of God. w.y Z'f ' 'Pb-.....,-11' i Qhn, Loren Anderson Joe Bristol Jim Davis Dorothy Dusenberry Sue Hodges Carol Hopper f rr r r A Plcfure Jerry Palmer 1' ,f , Ngf E Kenneth Plemons 5 Y L L? , Q- you ' Carolyn Rogers ' J , Allalldble 25' 'lg , Bill Sloon f N' , N lg. l 1'-ww e r we-fe 2 Wm iw Betty Speck Kay Vonl-lorn Dee Woods 'mf QW Y xwfif WWW Gif ' if X 83 2 , L if if wr 'Nm If Paul and Silas did H, we con foo! Line those prisoners up. Well start our own govern Joan of Arc - Smoking more, but enjoying if less? Per zfmzlifie These ore the students chosen ds Columbia per- sonalities for 1962. They were selected for their friendly smile, worm greeting, and character ond cxll the other little things that make them out- stonding on our ccimpus. U ' 415. 5 1 q l -: si 2 t -VAV - 5 x 5 l .rg in Lf' Khimwk .Queen SHIRLEY HELGESON V -2 Q afZJ'!?fIi-'15 f V' f' 4721! -.Ms . 551 pig, fm ,. .vigil Q S X E , X , ? X fs V ,W . , an 414 NANCY HECK f.wM 'M s BEVERLY HUBBELL CO NI SU Mc 7 r MARTIN M Salufatarian GERALD DAVIS Vzzlediclarizm KAREN BATES ,WY .3 ef. 5 ,Mn A ,Miss 6.6.3. . KAREN BATES DAVE RIEMER Hlzristian Ifcrsomzlifics NANCY ROYSE JAMES WOODS SENIOR CLASS FAVORITES Nancy Heck Dave Riemer 95 IE- I JUNIOR CLASS FAVORITES Tom Brisiol Conni Su McMillan YL , 1 sf X. ,Hy 0' if ' 2 . . 1' Q1 ,.. SOPHOMORE CLASS FAVORITES Kathy Leichner Ron Hicks FRESHMAN CLASS FAVORITES Dee Woods Jim Davis 1 ..., ,., A .. an is , H n .QQ M K. ggi P . w Km? 1, J l 5 Q 51 A ,h . fi , Q A, 5 k gm, Q 1 ev . : QL- +- mrm. ,Q KT fl ,X ,,,,.,,.....,. , if : 1 In 'EW ,k 9 1 . N A 1 if + . , Y 4 1 'X Y wif 1 J ' - 44- ' KW, 4 ' WU 8 .ff J MN x 11 'W 4 M 5,4 W. 5 M, ,f .ef , 1213 11 Q- J m -if mf-f-:,...,f.ef if b ff f ..,1fg1-.gygf-317jf'X'?2f-A gf? wyvw mis ' + fu' Q gffv! 55448 ,LV ,Jw My Q 1.1! ,L., fa .As ,Vg Spvrts The sports program is designed to provide rec- reational activities for physical development, op- portunities for the excitement of keen competition, channels for building alert minds, and activities that emphasize the Christian principle of fair play. Sfibrls Queen Dec Wands Top Row: Ron Hicks, John Lawrence, Joe Bristol, Tom Bristol. Bottom Row: Loren Anderson, James Woods, Jim Davis. Coach Lemon Hall Gaston ................. Washington Deaf School .... .. .January .January Catlin Gable ......... . .January Portland Christian .......... Washington Deaf School .... .. Catlin Gable .............. Tacoma Prep School Lakeview lSeafflel . . . -J if 1 An' I x 2, E 1 S -V February February February . .March . .March 4 19 26 2 13 16 2 3 .+:wmawm.wmfawwwm:mwmzmmQ2-xefmw .sm p , -.- W hw., .. Wvvfs-rcsflvwf , w,,,,sf:vwVs':'ex':m11,fswi 508 ap Q e Q ,X f'i:z.9' 65 1,1 1 9 fl SS, E. .ww 1 ,4 4 , ,,.-,.. f X Q Vfrltw Crack Umm T. Bristol J. Bristol Eaugars if R. Hicks, D. Riemer, J. Woods, L. Anderson W . , 5 --4994,-0 If it had been a dog, he would have bmen mel Most people walk, l crawl! H A Ka .. .,,, 9 ,Wg 1. Q I, . V ' ' xg an V 5 55552 if we ' , 'Y , A- 4 ' 'gy ,M -i s ' ,.-If N M . --1 ' I XI f if f , at A , A-:. lr ,. L M I I 1 1 , f I ,Yl A Y, l ' fs' . l N x f X4 lll ,, , ,,:. I H I , -I . , 5 , i A wi 'v k an I .A V24 k I ZLL ' Q' ' r w ' 2 5' .elle X. ' ' ' Cheeeeeorgelll of A K ' R K . , was . ,5 . me -X .wif ' ,. fxfiw.. 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Second Row: Carol Kendig, Sharla Knox, Mike Lawrence, Linda Leighton, Patricia Pierce. Third Row: Dan Pike, Linda Rogers, Kermit Sanders. Eiga? Fourth Row: Carolyn Ball, Annalee Bristol, Logan Cowart, Marcia Himes, Victoria Hutt 'W f I Q A911-fs T i tim' R4 3 V L 43' me M W' 3? lf- x . fi 1 ff' Q-'x'!F0-55,5 rm n VQ- gy .,:,, . ,,.V 1 Q ' .awww il Q 'W 5 1 if K -cg.. y R 2 AA - 'wi . A I K w I it gf 233 A 11 if? 1 5, r First Row: Lorri Leichner, Karen Lewis, Darrell Losinger, Ricky Pope. First Row: Mike Price, Claudia Quabner, l.arry Rasmussen. Second Row: Judy Rawlins, Thaddeus Reid, Nancy Roland, Janet Russell, Melinda Slorie. Third Row: Carolyn Strode, Stuart Swan, Susan Swan, Dolores Wilson, Raynefre Wray. S W i f V 5 .ff 'i K' :ff fi, A 'S S+ or - ,I . M '2f'5: ': 'e WWQLLQQQ -iv if J, ig u1 '.f'q ,- 7, A L 5 ww A ,, ,, if ri 501Pl2v N0 morn Q M :f 'Wi y sr X Front Row: J, McHenry, K. Stroud, K, Russell, G. Row: L, Henderson, D. Speck, B. Helmon, A. Lef Frdnr Row. C. Himes, T. Jackson, M. Dusenberry Rudishcuser, P. Boring, G. MacArthur, K. Boyed, ford,, L. Henderson, A. Swon. H st. 4 f WT? X 'Uma' GRADES Front Row. C. Rowland, P. Boring, M. Bristol, K. Boyed, G. Miller, C. Henderson, C. Dryden, M, Long C. Moggorf. Bock Row: M. Kennord, G. Walker, J. Hegg, L. Harris, S. Lewis, D. Kellor, L. Long, R 1 8: 2 Davis, Miss Lola Norton. I is? 5 , i . Look Mo, no cavities! Q k WMM M X 133' 'WN M Look Ma, no odorl .KTM Ki' nf ,ff to tie ,TEV ' on , gi, ,MW shoelcces 'Wil E 3 I s E 5 . I Momo Takes mchers into her ,. 1 own hands ogoinlll 44. 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AL 4-6518 2627 SE 82nd pp 1,1766 8005 NE Glisan AL 3-9331 GEORGE OLSON MARKET PLU ' Quality Meats 6 i D BI -VA'-LE Y UD! JN L MBE UT 1 it Locker Meats 8 - iii- ,ss - - . , f ill' - . E. IF I1 S sooo rooo 1 it ' 1 .lERRY'S 'ANT-- gi ' GATEWAY Beiiirigiiorrir Wash. L A i Bizoiuan H , WM ' 5 ,,,o' Best wishes to the Class of '62. NE 102nd at Glisan 3, AL 2-2182 O Fofvflffs' ALpine 2-5215 nail-i 'Conn SPECK WATER CONDITIONING 6401 W.W. Macadarn Phone CH 4-7574 U M0511 i-ililwyw Nw -1 'l -xiii 991494 ,Q-Lfbajxvmpafcli EWELERS AL 4-0614 9500 NE Sandy Blvd. 10009 N. E, W1-,SCO PARKROSE GLASS CO. AUTO - WINDOW - PLATE I MIRRORS Lee S. Davenport Portland 20, Oregon We welcome all Insurance Claims - Free pick up 81 delivery W. B. Bill Kelly Res. CA 3-4209 PROTHE'S HOBBY 8. CYCLE SHOP Bicycles - Mowers - Keys made while you wait- Coins bought 81 sold 10626 NE Sandy Blvd. Portland, Ore. 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Chet Hill Portland, Oregon , Q ff I 5 P jj 4 'i I SAN RAFAEL CLEANERS n ONE HOUR MARTINIZING Quality Cleaning - Quality Finishing AL 2-0512 1930 NE 122nd San Rafael Center WITH US Compliments of CALEF FURNITURE co' Sunday Bible Study 9:30 a..m. 10035 NE Sandy Blvd. AL 4-5511 Sunday Worship Service I0:30 a.m. Sunda Evenin Worshi Service 6:30 .m. Y 9 P P 3752 5.5, Division pig. 7-2244 Tuesday-Ladies' Bible Class I0:30 a.m. NEILSON REALTY Dale Neilson - Broker For your Realty and Insurance needs Wednesday Evening Classes and Devotional 7:30 p.m STUDENTS - TRUST IN THE LORD with all thine hearty and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge HIM and HE shall direct thy paths. For the eyes of the LORD are upon the iust, and HIS ears unto their prayersi lout the face of the LORD is against those who do evil. - Prov. 3:5-6i I Pet. 3:12 MENLO PARK CLEANERS 12106 NE Glisan Oscar L. 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Burnside AL 3-5552 After You Graduate from Columbia Christian College DAVID LIPSCOMB COLLEGE Offers You Ideal Opportunities to Continue Your Education ' Daily Bible Study for Every Student ' Twenty-four Major Academic Programs 'I' Pre-Professional Training in Many Areas ' A Faculty Made Up of Faithful Christians of superior Ability and Training 'K A Christian Environment with Every Activity Planned by Christians for Christians ' Varsity and Intramural Athletics Directed by Dedicated Christians 3' Administrative Officers Whose First Concern ls the Welfare of Each Student in Both Time and Eternity Plus the beautiful campus and comfortable build- ings that have been provided for Lipscomb stu- dents by a host of consecrated Christians who have loved young people enough to invest in their future. For further information, write: WILLARD COLLINS, VICE PRESIDENT DAVID LIPSCOMB COLLEGE NASHVILLE 5, TENNESSEE R. HESTON HAVENS AUTO 1... 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AL 4-I234 44 Q For the VSYLI latest in cosmetics and toiletries, see Mrs. Cordelia Burkett. AVON PRODUCTS K our sum! ONLY :ws PR T-U45 3 cm-u.oAos or EI.sc'rRIc cf GAS R TO CHOOSE FROM WATER HEATERS Serving Portland for Over 30 Years Vi? ., H - r ' w '.-,'.- i I LET ozone: oo IT Dorff Throw Out Your Old 1,1 IMI L- 5'i0flI'i' WATER HEATER Eetarc 5529 51- 7957552 RU' You Let George Give Yea Quill: EVNZQCUFY Sefgcc . E .C on our ccfrrc or as 0 l re Esllmme Broken Down Water an Repairing or , Hmm' Replacing It? is Sales 8. Service if M 'ff-. on Water Heaters I: , Qi' Our Specialty l ww ' QM ,- ...Egg f l f'I LET l3OlQTL.f5xlX-:DEE frzs QNWWATEPI I-IEMEI2 IQINCQ FIGURE WITH I I You Ora ww wfviee IWIEATEIQ NEED I ,rt II Qs, we rims WATER HEATERS PROM 5 GAL, UP X-Q..f ro Many Sizes 6 Must Maier Brand Names I so Fir Your Skpscc, Need Ik Budget. Ycrafsfliancsbk erumsssleia APPIQIANCQ ca. EO. A. MORLAN W 746 warm Www Zeng .-Mk:56T'f as mann ZENNER'S MEATS 37 NE Wh AL 24006 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 53rd and N. E. Glisan Portlancl, Oregon H . V, 1 l 1 . . ,l My ?f,1lRNl?1.lli1fl 1 if A - f 'A ' .V gig 2.1 . 1. . . . 1 2 1 fr W fu' ' - f .' ' - . 1 e if ' .. a 1 A '.f,' . 1 i . . 1 . J- al ti I 1 1 n i J . it we. me ,fr t m, V jg, ' ' , ' l .lfuilee '14 ' ,X g 2 - 1 ,Ea . 4 1' 113215513 1 - 1 '1f f 1 P- H W -1 A , . , 1 - .f . A W 1' M 'W 'QM 1' WINTERS FURNITURE COMPANY 631 N. E. Grand Avenue Portland 14, Oregon New and Good Used Furniture Cheap! Across the Street From Sears Phone: BE 5-3191 Frank C. Anspach A. N. Bohannan Bill's Steak House Mr. 84 Mrs. George Button Burkett Auto Parts Coast to Coast of Parkrose Robert L. Deveny Don's Cycle 81 Sporting Goods Ferry's Tom Thumb Gateway Reliable Cleaners Hagen 84 Hogberg Paint Co. Mr. 81 Mrs. Ed Grotozke Don M. Holland George Wagner, Jewelry W. H. Jordan DONATIONS Clarence Kinson Dr. Orval S. Ladd Loewen Shoe Repair Landrums Corner Pantry Lampers Shoe Service Homer S. McKee Montavilla Auto Parts Walt Hendricks Motors Service Paramount Furniture Co. Pioneer Service Station Mrs. Ida Purcella Plumbing 84 Hardware Mel Sandwick James Stewart Wenatchee Women For Columbia Darlene Lovelady Lehman Gale Hall Chester E. Haven Mr. 81 Mrs. Farris Johnson Smith's Restaurant, Bellingham, Wash Parkrose Hardware ' DOWNTOWN ll0YD'S SMEM C O m P I I m e n t S O f oneeor-fs owN srone sauce 165 leicz Q! 't1llIlA F Fifth x Avenue OHIPUOO JIU 5199110111103 Portralt Studlo pau 2 -I 50 ? 5 2' 9 3 94 If 3 E portraits make the most excltnng gifts By appointment on y CApntoI 6 6541 o busmess family publlcnty school personal wedding Old photographs restored Harvey Barragar Owner f r W Compliments of MEADOWS PONTIAC Sandy Blvd. at 28th. Compliments of PALACE LINEN SUPPLY 310 NE 10th Ave. Portland 14, Oregon Serving the Schools of the Northwest Since I867 CHRISTIAN SUPPLY CENTER Bibles - Books - Greeting Cards Sunday School and Church Supplies Complete Film Library - Music CA 7-3581 825 S. W. 4th PORTLAND, OREGON AT 2-8283 1300 Lloyd Center Gmini ggi-nat 'f--1 S M- r i- COLUMBIA CHRISTIAN COLLEGE PRESS C0mPllmef1TS of , t- i Always at Your Printing Service T h Q iyrs H ' I' I 319 NE Qofh Ave. Phone AL 3-9938 Gospel Beacon J Portland 15, Oregon I X COLUMBIA CHRISTIAN COLLEGE BOOKSTORE ' Textbooks Sunday School Materials ' Audio Visual Equipment School Supplies t , , Dennis L. Moss 81 Wilma H. Moss If you want it and we don t have it, we ' can get it. ' Ed'f0fS 400 NE 90th Ave. Phone 252-5591 po. Box 24 Springfield, Oregon Holding Forth The Word of Lite UNDERWOOD CORPORATION lPhil. 2116.1 Typewriters. Adding l542 W. Burnside Machines, Calculator. Portland 9, Oregon Supplies CApitoI 7-0503 The House of Hi-Fi AUDIO CRAFT INC. I. Stereo and Hi-Fi Components and Consoles Stereo Home Theaters Portable stereo's, Hi-Fi's, Radio's and T.V.'s ' Open 9 AM - 9 PM Daily 11908 NE Halsey AL 3-6512 MILKY WAY DRIVE IN DAIRY Jersey Dairy Products 4-4 Quality at a Savings OPEN FROM 11 A.M. W 2107 NE 82nd, Ave. Phone 255-2436 J. W. COPELAND YARDS SEATING Headquarters for Outdoor Living FQZVILQEKECSHT FOR IQO Patios and Fencing PR 4 10279 NE Sandy Parkrose 6 AL 3-7503 1 if Assisting Churches of Christ CHURCH f C!-iRlSTg Wifh: gdb Planning Financing 84 Construction Church Construction Inc. 7034 N.E. IRVING Gerald Bristol PORTLAND, OREGON Hugh Womack Business Manager AL 3-2811 Designer INDEX TO ADVERTISING Alameda's Beauty Salon . . . Audio Craft Incorporated .... B 84 B Lumber Company . .. Bader 81 Fox Furniture .... Benedict Nursery ...... Ben Hallyburton Chevron . . . Bob Tinsley's Union 76 ... Calef Furniture Company .... Central Church of Christ . .. Chico's Pizza Parlor ........... Christian Supply Center ......... Church Construction Incorporated . . . Coast Salesbook Company ...... Coast to Coast Store ...... Cobb's Dairy ................... Columbia Christian College Bookstore Columbia Christian College Press ... Columbia Valley Lumber Company .. Cordelia Burkett, Avon ........... . Courtesy Loan .......... David Lipscomb College . .. Del Mar of Northwest ....... Dicks Freeway Service vlMobill . . . Donators ...................... Ed's Barber Shop ................ Elmer's Colonial House of Pancakes . Engle's Shoe Store ............... Fifth Avenue Portrait Studios . .. General Radio and T.V. ..... . George A. Marlin, Plumbing .... George Olsen Market ........ Goodyear Service Store ......... Gerald Long Sporting Specialties . .. Gospel Beacon ............... Highway Dry Cleaning .... House of Linoleum ...... House of Values ............ Imperial Plumbing Company .... Jensen 8. Davenport, Jewelers . . . Jerry's Gateway Broiler ..... J. K. Gills ................. J. W. Copeland Lumber Yards . .. ...101 .'11O .100 ...105 .106 ...105 ...106 ...IO4 ...104 ...11O ...IO9 ...110 ...100 ...101 ......100 .....109 . ...109 .100 ...106 ...103 ...105 ...100 ...104 ...107 . ...101 ......101 . ...104 ...109 ...101 ...106 ...100 108A 108A .rod .....103 108A ...105 ...103 ...101 ...10O ...109 ...110 Low's Furniture Company ... Master Engravers Incorporated Meadow's Pontiac Company . Meier 84 Frank Company .... Menlo Park Cleaners ..... McDonalds Hamburgers .... Midnighter Market ....... Milky Way Drive ln Dairy ... Montavilla Sewing Center . . . Montavilla Service Market . . . M-R Barber Shop ......... Mt. Hood-Supply Company . . Neilson Realty ............ Oregon Pacific Electric .... Palace Linen Supply ........ Parkrose Glass Company .... Pepsi Cola Bottling Company . . . Portland Motorcycle Company Prothe's Hobby Shop .....,. Providence Flower Shop .... R. Heston Havens ....... Robin's Restaurant .... Rollins Hardware .......... Rose City Sand and Gravel . . San Rafael Cleaners ..... Sears Rexall Drugs Senn's Drive ln Dairy . .. Serv-All Drugs ....... Silver Spur Drive In ...... ....... ...104 108A ...109 .108 ...104 .107 .103 .110 .100 . ...103 ...I05 ..106 .104 ...104 ...109 ...101 108A ...100 ...101 .103 ...105 ...100 .101 .106 ...104 ...1OP .100 ...100 .. ...103 Speck Water Conditioning Company ...... 101 Sunshine Dairy ..' ............ . .. Teenage Christian ....... Tooze Floral Service ........ Town and Country Market .... Underwood Corporation .... U.S. National Bank ...... Vale's Jewelry ............. Walt Hendricks Motor Service Winter's Furniture Company ...... Woodland Park Lumber Company . Zenner's Meat ................. .. ...102 ...102 ...105 ...102 ...109 .105 ...104 ...103 . ...107 .101 . ...106 COLLEGE: BRIAN ALTMILLER 1353 Monroe Corvallis, Oregon ROWENA ANDERSON Rt. 3 Box 608 Oregon City, Oregon BILL BLYTHE York Hall Apt. Portland, Oregon THOMAS BONNER 3219 S.E. Milwaukie Portland, Oregon DON BOYCE 1610 W. 214th St. Torrance, California MARIE CRUMMEY 3945 Melton St. Santa Cruz, California STEPHEN CURTIS 215 North Box 902 Alturus, California ROBERTA EARHART P.O. Box 85 Wenatchee, Washington PHIL 81 SHARON FIELDS N.E. 97th 81 Glisan Portland, Oregon NORMA FOWLKS 2050 S.W. Sunset Blvd. Portland, Oregon STEPHEN GAMBLE 2945 Mahan Redding, California LARRY GASKIN 5050 Cottage Way Carmichael, California Student Directory JUNE GEYER Box 656 Bayside Rd. Arcata, California DICK HAINES 1320 Shady Lane Salem, Oregon DALE HANNON Rt. 1 Box 295 Monroe, Oregon ED HANSON Rt. 3 Box 608 Oregon City, Oregon CARL HENDERSON 8932 N.E. Davis Portland, Oregon ANDY HILL 2230 Central Ave. Arcata, California ED HOOFNAGLE Box 33 Alicel, Oregon SYLVIA HOPKINS 2837 109 S.E. Bellevue, Washington JIM HUMPHREY Box 697 Madras, Oregon VERLENE HUTCHENS 155 Water Trough Rd. Sebastopol, California LLOYD ISHAM 2428 So. Hill Albany, Oregon GARRY KERR 2922 Barbara St. Ashland, Oregon RANDY KNOX 227 N.E. 105th Portland 20, Oregon MAURICE LANGSEV 4153 S.E. 67th Portland, Oregon CHARLES LAWRENCE 8808 N.E. Davis Portland, Oregon SUZANNE LEA 39 Jefferson St. Eugene, Oregon PATSY LEICHNER 3308 W St. Vancouver, Washington VIVIAN MacPHAlL 2024 B Maple Wenatchee, Washington KATHY MAGNANI 42 S.E. 151 Ave. Portland, Oregon MARILYN MARKS Rt. 2 Box 426 Corona, California STEVE MARSHALL 6970 Oak St. Vancouver 14, B.C. JOHN MCCREA 3630 S.E. 39th No. 13 Portland, Oregon RICHARD MILLER 649 Fillmore St. Fillmore, California KEN MUELLER 949V2 Crest Drive Eugene, Oregon STANLEY PAREGEIN Rt. 1 Box 331 Fillmore, California MARGARET PHILLIPS 3030 S.W. 192- Aloha, Oregon DALE PIERCE 1905 S.E. Tenino St. Portland 2, Oregon NANCY PIRTLE 2310 La Frambois Rd. Vancouver, Washington BILLYE GAYE RAGSDALE 8568 N.E. Wygant Portland, Oregon JOHN STURKIE 1 1 1 W. 2nd Madera, California JERRY LEE THATCHER 10419 S.E. 11th Bellevue, Washington WADE VANDERDASSON Rt. 1 Parma, Idaho CYNTHIA VINYARD 9718 N.E. Campaign St. Portland, Oregon DOLORES WATKINS 697 Dearborn, N.E. Salem, Oregon TOM WHITE 3724 Fairway Citrus Heights, California ARNOLD WILEY N.E. 97th 81 Glisan Portland, Oregon GEORGIA WILLIAMS Box 123 Elgin, Oregon WINONA WILSON 226 Goethals Richland, Washington HIGH SCHOOL: LOREN ANDERSON Rt. I Box 608 Portland, Oregon MARY BALL 9311 N.E, Glisan Portland, Oregon KAREN BATES 8701 N.E. Prescott Portland, Oregon DENNIS BERG 1934 N.E. Portland Blvd. Portland, Oregon MARY ELLEN BLACKBURN 235 N.E. 84th Portland, Oregon JOE BRISTOL 7034 N.E. Irving Portland, Oregon TOM BRISTOL 7034 N.E. Irving Portland, Oregon WENDELL BRYANT 154 N.E. 168 Portland, Oregon JUDY CARLSON Rt. 1 Box 119A West Linn, Oregon GERALD DAVIS 3901 N.E. 55th Vancouver, Washington JIM DAVIS 3901 N.E. 55th Vancouver, Washington PHYLLIS DROLTE Newbert, Oregon DOROTHY DUSENBERRY 15136 N.E. Klickitat Portland, Oregon ROSE DUSENBERRY 15136 N.E. Klickitat Portland, Oregon PAT FRANKS Rt. 1 Box 120 West Linn, Oregon BONNIE GORDON 6606 S.E. 19 Portland, Oregon BETH HAVEN 3003 S.E. 143 Portland, Oregon NANCY HECK 10625 E. Burnside Portland, Oregon SHIRLEY HELGESON Rt. 1 Box 120 West Linn, Oregon RON HICKS Rt. 1 Box 104 Oregon City, Oregon DONNA HIMES 30 N.E. 89 Portland, Oregon SUE HODGES Rt. 2 Box 345 Oregon City, Oregon CAROL HOPPER 712 Grove St. Vancouver, Washington BEVERLY HUBBELL 2457 N.E. 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