Cascade Union High School - Cascadian Yearbook (Turner, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1954 volume:

A ----zzszi zx------i EDITOR........................Dorene Freeman ASSISTANT EDITORS.............Mildred Mudgett Hazel Dively BUSINESS MANAGER................Ronnie Walsh ART EDITOR....................Margaret Littau ADVISOR.......................David L. Evans 2 The 1954 CASCADIAN Vol. V Published by the students of Cascade Union High School Turner, Oregon Dedication FREDDIE E. WELLS “Grieve not that I die young. Is it not well to pass away ere life has lost its brightness?” October 20, 1934 — October 13, 1953 4 Graduated from Cascade Union High School May 1953 Administration Administration Mr. Uhrhammer reads the daily bulletin over the new P. A. system. Some of the new purchases and improvements made by the administration were the public address system installed in every room, side walks around the building, electric oven for the cafeteria and a bus shed. Margaret Riches, Louis Scofield, John Speer, Louis J. Uhrhammer, Delmer Barber, Howard Gilbert, Dixon Vose at a monthly meeting of the schoolboard. The Faculty The teaching staff of Cascade Union High was in- creased to fifteen this year. Three new teachers joined the staff in the fall of ’53: David Evans, English and Journalism; Lyle King, Social Economics, Basketball and Track; and Monte Middlebusher, Girls’ Physical Education and English. MARTHA ANGUS LORA BATES RICHARD BASSIEN Typing, Shorthand, History, World Geography Driver Training Office Practice English I Shop WILLIAM BISSELI. Music ELEANOR DeCAMP HAROLD DUTTON Home Economics, Art Agriculture DAVID EVANS English III and IV Journalism Mil .TON GRALAP General Science Advanced Mathematics Physics ROY E. HOUGH Algebra, Geometry General Mathematics LYI.E KING MONTE MIDDLEBUSHER Social Economics English I Physical Education Physical Education Basketball, Track Coach RUTH RICHES Bookkeeping Commercial Law Librarian JOHN SEIM Biology J. V. Basketball MARY SEIM Dramatics and Public Speaking English I and II ROBERT STEWART Algebra, General Science, Football and Baseball Coach 7 Officers of the Student Body Govern- ment were (left to right) Margaret Boyer, Assistant Treas.; Sharon Bates, Treas. ; Marilyn Pearson, Sec.; Bill Brown, Pres.; Erwin Dalke, Vice-Pres. ; Gerald Waldrop, Sgt. -at-Arms; Gene Speer, 2nd Sgt. -at- Arms. Students Help To Govern The Student Council, composed of the student body of- ficers and home room representatives, met every Tues- day and discussed problems of the week. Important bills passed by the council were taken to the home rooms by home room representatives and voted on by the stu- dents. Home room representatives and student body officers discussed important business. They were (from left) Don Kaiser, Irwin Dalke, Howard Speer, Gerald Waldrop, Gene Speer, Dale Kinion, Cliff Fletcher, Fred Brown, Ronald Wrey, Dale Standley, Sharon Bates, Marilyn Pearson, Margaret Boyer, Mr. Uhrhammer Janice Wheeler, Gean Stinnett. v|rs. Isabel Weible, Mrs. Mary Benner and irs. Irene Rose Hough prepare lunch. They Cooked As head cook Mrs. Hough planned all the menus and did all the buying. She had to see that our diet contained the proper amount of fats, and proteins. The cooks had their hands full, feeding approximately 300 of us a day. And before Thanksgiving, Christmas and other holidays there was a special treat—turkey din- ner with all the trimmings. We couldn’t have gotten along without Ed Ruby, head custodian and Mel Nichol, assistant. They kept the building clean and neat and knew where to find anything we wanted. And Cleaned Red Ruby inspects furnace. Dusting desks and chairs is a part of Nick Nichol's daily work. Office Girls The office girls did general secretarial work for Mrs. Riches, Mr. Uhrhammer, and members of the faculty. First and sixth period office girls had a set rou- tine to follow. First period the girls compiled the absentee list, typed the bulletin and distri- buted these papers to the faculty. Sixth period the girls checked attendance records and did gen- eral office work. Oth.er periods, the girls typed letters and transcripts, kept permanent records and made report cards. Marilyn Pearson helps Mrs. Riches with office work after school. Evelyn Rennies and Eleanor Berhorst count the money for the lunch ticket sale. Mary Lou Kremer is working on the senior handbook. Ardess Hammer, Pat Schaefer and Irene Brown are working on the attendance records. Pat Ahrens, Shirley Chamberlin and Lillian Bales are making out report cards. 10 Classes 11 JANIE ANDERSON FRANK ANDERSON GORDON FOSTER SHARON BATES ELEANOR BERHORST RICHARD BETHELL HAROLD BITTERMAN ARLENE BROWN BILL BROWN IRENE BROWN MONTE MOLLET HOWARD BUELL 12 GORDON DAHL VELMA DALKE HAZEL DIVELY LEONA FITZSIMMONS CLIFF FLETCHER DORENE FREEMAN ORPHA WILKINSON NANCY FARRELL DICK GILBERT LARRY GOWER PATSY GRAVES TED HENDREN EVELYN HENNIES BILL HUSTED DON KAISER KENNETH KELDELL MARY LOU KREMER HAZEL LARGE PHYLLIS MAGARREL HAROLD MITCHELL KENNETH MITCHELI MILDRED MUDGETT CAROL NEWKIRK SHIRLEY NICHOL 14 BILL NORRIS BERNICE PARKER MARILYN PEARSON BOB PICKERING DORIS ROOFNER LORETTA SCHELSKE BOB SCHAEFER WINIFRED SLATER DOROTHY SMITH MAX TOWERY HOWARD SPEER CAMILLA STAIR 15 DALE STANDLEY IRENE THOMAS HARLAN THRELKEL THERESA VOSE RUBY WAKELEY GERALD WALDROP RONNIE WALSH IDELLA WEIBLE ROBERT WILLIAMS DON WILT JOHN TAYLOR HENRY BARTELS They Were Chosen Junior class officers were Pat Ahrens, Sec., Litta Belle Walker, Treas. , Fred Anderson, Sgt. -at-Arms, Bob Holt, V. Pres., and Don Mickey, Pres. John Grimes, Sgt. -at-Arms, Verla Shirley, Treas., Dorothy Franzen, Sec., Bob Smith, V. Pres., and Jim Towery, Pres, were the Sophomore class officers. Officers elected in the Freshman class were Charles Pletzer, Pres. , Jeanette Townsend, V. Pres., Bonnie Dalke, Sgt. -at-Arms, Gladys Riches, Treas.. Sharon Gisler, Sec. 17 Juniors First Row: B. Carr, B. Magar, W. Goffin, F. Anderson, R. Christensen, N. Kinion, E. Beach, W. Krenz, I. Da Ike. Second Row; R. Wheeler, J. Combs, D. Kale, A. Hammer, P.(Ahrens, S. Chamberlin, C. Gavette, M. Boyer, J. Crane. Third Row: M. Boehme, M. Dow, S. Briles, A. Freeman, N. Gable, M. Hemmis, P. Fowler, D. Guest, L. Bales, W. Andersen, T. Hightower. Fourth Row; D. Disbrow, G. Curtis, J. Cooper, J. Dowers, P. Arthur, J. Fry, R. Burton, H. Fry, B. Holt, W. Feller. 18 The Juniors started the year with seventy-five students. On March 25 and 26 they presented their class play, a comedy entitled “Enter the Hero’’. They sponsored the annual Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom, held May 12 and 14. Their faculty advisors were Mr. King and Mrs. Riches. First Row: R. Lucas, D. Papke, J. Warner, D. Mosslander, J. Lawrence, R. Wrey, E. Littau. Second Row; T. Schott, M. Taylor, L. Walker, M. Scofield, P. Schaefer, L. Smith, D. Solberg. Third Row: N. Scobba, K. Phillips, L. McGill, L. Thompson, F. Reis, H. Wallace, D. Mickey, M. Parmenter. Fourth Row: H. Schollian, B. Vose, A. Krenz, B. Manning, V. Potter, J. Prettyman, C. Stinnett, K. Scott. 19 Sophomores The Sophomore Class registered ninety students in Sep- tember. On October 2, they took charge of initiating the Freshman and were hosts for the Freshman-Sophomore party that night. Class advisors were Mr. Dutton and Mrs. Bates. First Row: D. Brown, D. Franzen, B. Dahl, L. Christensen, G. Atkinson, L. Daw- son, M. Foster. Second Row: J. Curtis, G. Fredrickson, R. Campbell, S. Edwards, M. Drager, M. Dunham, R. Bartels, S. Etzel. Third Row: B. Coleman, K. Brooks, L. Dively, L. Bridges, D. Brooks, R. Cooper, K. Cooke, F. Brown, N. Franzen. First Row: C. Lacy, S. McGill, T. Husted, E. Landes, D. Kinion, A. Haggerty, L. Horsley. Second Row: S. Magar, J. Gruchow, C. Hilton, W. Glidewell, S. Honbeck, J. Hofenbredl, D. Hein, S. Mitchell. Third Row: D. Jordan, N. Mills, M. Hoffman, W. Lensmen, M. Littau, N. Hayes, D. Hampton. Fourth Row: J. Grimes, L. Foster, D. Morrissette, G. Mertle, D. Herrmann, N. Harper, J. Hightower. First Row; G. Potter, I. Parker, B. Stinnett, B. Smith, C. Peters, L. Warner, R. Phillips, B. Walsh. Second Row: J. Wrey, M. Runions, S. Ruggles, C. Walters, S. Rawie, E. Wil- liams, V. Shriley, B. Reed. Third Row: B. Smith, G. Winkle, J. Towery, E. Weible, J. Pflug, L. Schad, R. Williams. Freshmen The largest class at Cascade, the Freshmen began the school year with one hundred eight students. They were officially welcomed to the student body by the Sopho- mores, with their initiation October 2 and their party, that night. Mr. Stewart and Mrs. DeCamp were their advisors. First Row: C. Hendren, K. Clark, R. Fultz, D. Fisher, G. Downer, W. Crume, J. Bethell, J. Boies, M. Fisher. Second Row: A. Bitterman, G. Browning, R. Gilbert, C. Beaumont, M. Fowler, E. Hatch, B. Bethell, R. Hoffman. Third Row: N. Bethell, G. Huber, A. Graves, P. Campbell, S. Gisler, S. Burton, S. Board- row, B. Dalke, C. Freeman, M. Christensen. Fourth Row; R. Hilton. C. Berhorst, A. Fowler, G. Bruce, J. Gordon, B. Guest, D. Cook, C. Choate. 22 First Row: G. Roberts, C. Pletzer, G. Nichol, J. Ostrem, H H.ce, T. Ruggles, Second Row: J. Kronbuegel, L. Reed, T. Ridenour, B. Reed, O. Nelson, G. Riches, M. Myers. Third Row: B. Mann, K Schott, M. Miller, L. McTigret, M. Papke, M. Keudell, C. LaRonte, C. Lee, D. Nordlien. Fourth Row: L. Hurley, P. Peters, D. Magee, P. Poole, J. Huff, B. Headrick, E. Hansen, W. Lee. First Row: W. Woydila, G. Waters, J. Uhrhammer, W. Wilkenson, M. VanValkenburg, A. Spur- lock, R. Wakeley. Second Row: L. Wright, G. Stennett, K. Vose, J. Wheeler, B. Spurlock, D. Threlkel, R. War- riner, H. Stover, Third Row; M. Taylor, K. Stark, J. Shelton, V. Wallace, J. Turnbull, J. Townsend, W. Wal- lace, M. Schaefer. Fourth Row; G. Wrey, P. Taylor, B. Williams, G. Speer, W. Whitfield, D. Seney, J. Stanley, H. Stanley. 23 All together now . . . At assemblies and athletic games we’re all one big family. Organizations The Spirit Builders Varsity yell leaders are John Fry, Diane Solberg, JanetCombs, Dorothy Kale, and Harold Fry. Gaylene Potter, Mildred Foster, Alice Graves and Billie Stinnett are the J. V. yell leaders. First Row; L. Hunt, B. Dahl, L. Warner, M. Myers, R. Phillips, R. Campbell, J. Gruchow, N. Mills. Second Row: J. Wheeler, G. Stinnett, R. Gilbert, C. Beaumont, B. Bethell, J. Townsend, S. Gisler, Miss Middlebusher, advisor. Third Row: C. Hilton, G. Huber, B. Dalke, D. Brown, M. Keudell, S. Grimes, C. LaRonte, P. Campbell, V. Shirley, S. Edwards. A New Song . . . The band, under the direction of Mr. Bissell, played for all the home games as well as for some away from home. On one such trip, mem- bers wrote the words to “Wave the Flag” for the school song. They took a field trip to Oregon State College at Corvallis to see and hear the U. S. Naval Band, and held a workshop with the Willamette University Band at Cascade it) January. First Row: F. Reis, M. Towery, K. Phillips, J. Warner, M. Drager, Mr. Bissell. Second Row: J. Towery, G. Winkle, H. Schollian, W. Slater, A. Krenz, M. Boyer, L. Schelske, M. Pearson. Third Row: C. Newkirk, L. Smith, N. Kinion, R. Campbell, P. Fowler, N. Gable, M. Taylor, J. Kronbuegl, J. Gruchow. Fourth Row: K. Brooks, T. Vose, D. Wilt, G. Mertle, M. Scofield, B. Holt, C. Stair. Fifth Row: B. Schaefer, W. Glidewell, I. Weible, R. Wheeler, N. Geren, N. Hayes. 26 And The Singers The Mixed Chorus and the Girls’ Glee sang for the annual Christmas concert. Their pro- gram included such numbers as “Rockin’ ”, “Steal Away”, “Hi Ho Sing Gaily”, “The Sleigh”, and “Adoramus te Christe”. They also participated in the Music Festival May 18. First Row; H. Large, C. Freeman (hidden) Rosalie Warriner, L. McTigret, L. Warner, J. Turnbull, R. Phil- lips, A. Brown, S. Bates, S. Gisler, D. Hein. Second Row; B. Dalke, S. Boardrow, C. Hilton, M. Mudgett, E. Hennies, L. Christensen, W. Slater, M. Hemmis, 1. Thomas, P. Ahrens, A. Hammer, J. Townsend, M. Brown J. Stinnett. Third Row.- D. Franzen, R. Wheeler, B. Spurlock, M. Mann, C. Stair, M. Papke, H. Stover, D. Threlkel, B. Pickering, D. Hink, D. Papke, F. Anderson, E. Beach, W. Goffin. 27 SOME OF US ARE Future Homemakers First Row: L. McGill, R. Wheeler, S. Chamberlin, M. Scofield, M. Boyer, P. Ahrens, C. Ga- vette, I. Weible, J. Crane. Second Row: Mrs. DeCamp, L. Reed, M. Keudell, B. Bethel, N. Hayes, S. Rawie, M. Papke, C. LaRonte, M. Schafer, P. Schafer. Third Row: B. Stinnett, J. Townsend, T. Vose, N. Mills, W. Lensmen, L. Hunt, R. Gilbert, G, Stinnett, C. Beaumont, C. Hilton. First Row; L. McTigret, G. Potter, L. Warner, R. Campbell, P. Campbell, R. Phillips, A. Graves, V. Shirley. D. Brown. Second Row: B. Spurlock, G. Huber, S. Gisler, M. Foster, B. Dalke, B. Dahl, M. Littau, W. Glidewell, C. Peters, S. Mitchell. Third Row: B. Reed, G. Riches, M. Myers, K. Vose, M. Drager, S. Edwards, D. Franzen. J. Gruchow. Idella Weible, Sec. , reads the chapter constitution at initiation as Pat Ahrens. V. Pres. , Carol Gavette, Pres., and Leo la McGill, Treas. , look on. Janet Crane receives the gavel from the retiring ’52— ’53 North Willamette Dis- trict Chairman. As main speaker. Dr. I.ester Kirkendall from Oregon State College addresses the first annual F. II. A. Parent—Daughter Danquet. At right are Carol Gavette, Mrs. DeCamp, advisor; Mrs. Ahrens and Mr. Ahrens. Seated in foreground, backs to camera, are Mr. and Mrs. Hissell. ... Or Future Farmers of America The first aim of the Future Farmers of America is “to develop competent, aggressive rural and agricultural leadership”. The Cascade chapter actively worked toward this goal by encouraging its members to take part in school and community functions. Recognition was given for the best projects and some were shown at the State Fair. Elton Beach and Dick Gilbert were elected delegates and sent, at chapter ex- pense, to the National Convention in Kansas City in September. These were some of the chapter’s main activities for the year: Sept. 28 Capitol District Leadership Meeting. Nov. 4 Fourth annual Parent and Son Ban- quet, 150 guests present. Dec. 10 Capitol District Parliamentary Con- test. Feb. 20 Shop Skills Contest at Cascade. Feb. 26 State Farmers Interviews at Salem. March 12 Annual F. F. A. Public Dance. Mar. 15-18 F. F. A. State Convention. F. F.A. officers are Max Towery, Pres.; Dick Gilbert, Treas.; Kenny Keudell, Vice-Pres. ; Elton Beach, Sec.; Bob Schaefer, Reporter; Wayne Krenz, Sentinel; Mr. Dutton, Advisor. At left; Future Farmers Display plaques presented them at the annual Parent Son Banquet Nov. 4 by their F. F. A. Chapter. They are (left to right) Elton Beach, Don Kaiser, Max Towery, Warren Goffin, Howard Speer, Richard Bethell and one of last year's graduates, Lee Metcalfe. At right: Dale Morrissette receives his chapter F ,rmer pin from Mr. Dutton as Richard Williams waits for his. First Row: R. Fultz, M. VanValkenburg, M. Parmenter, A. Spurlock, J. Stanley, W. Crume, p. Poole. Second Row: W. Krenz, W. Goffin, E. Beach, B. Husted, K. Keudell, D. Papke, R. Williams. Third R w: R. Bartels, G. Speer, J. Uhrhammer, G. Dahl, R. Christensen, J. Bethel. G. Fred- rickson, L. Schad, S. Etzel. Fourth Row; B. Carr, R. Sutton, D. Kaiser, D. Mickey, J. D. Lawrence, I. Dalke, H. Speer, W. Feller, B. Vose. First Row: P. Peters, C. Hendren, H. Stanley, K. Clark, G. Bruce, B. Guest, D. Cook. Second Row; H. Mitchell, R. Williams, S. McGill, J. Towery, J. Fry, K.' Cooke, C. Pletzer, K. Mitchell. Third Row: D. Magee, D. Morrissette. B. Read, T. Husted,-E. Weible, W. Wilkinson. M. Fisher, C. Berhorst, K. Scott, H. Fry. Fourth Row: T. Ruggles, G. Downer, D. Brooks, D. Standley, D. Jordan, R. Hilton, B. Williams, E. Hansen. Oh, How They Danced Diane Solberg, Pres., selects a record for a dance with the help of Tim Husted. “Dancing in the south balcony at noon' was a popular announcement to the Dane, ing Club members. Another, “A mixe at three”, was a favorite of the entire student body. Another feature of the clui was after-game dances. Music for these dances were records bought with club membership dues. Pat Campbell and Spencer Etzel enjoy a waltz in the balcony. Miss Middle busher and Bruce Head- rick enjoy themselves at an after-game dance. The Monday Movie Movies were shown during the noon hour on Mondays by the Visual Aids Club. Three of them were: “The Frogmen”, “Broken Arrow”, and “Bend of the River”. They showed a free movie about caroling before Christmas and another of Abbot and Costello. Club members operated the projectors in the individual classrooms for films shown in connection with the various studies. Martin Boehme, Carl Lacy and LeRoy Horsley adjust projector for a noon movie. First Row: W. Lee, L. Horsley, E. Littau, E. Landis, J. Gordon, L. Dively, D. Seney. Second Row: J. Fry. A. Spurlock, H. Stanley, R. Hilton, J. Jordan, R. Fultz, H. Fry, K. Mitchell. Third Row: Mr. Hough, advisor, R. Wheeler, A. Haggerty, J. Dowers, P. Taylor, J. Ostrem, G. Waters, N. Franzen, F. Brown, C. Lacey, C. Peters. Fourth Row: W. C. Whitfield, B. Headrick, B. Smith, W. Goffin, D. Moslander, M. Boehme, R. Burton, R. Wakley, P. Poole, L. Hurley. 33 First row: S. Chamberlin, I. Brown, L. McGill, M. Pearson, L. Schelske, P. Ahrens M. Boyer. Second row: Miss Middlebusher, C. Freeman, C. LaRont, A. Hammer. N M. Papke, D. Kale, P. Schaefer, L. Smith, Third row: D. Solberg, C. Gavette, L‘. D. Threlkel, S. Rawie, A. Freeman, M. Scofield, I Thomas, S. Grimes. Girls Athletics First row: S. Gisler, G. Huber, S. Edwards, D. Brown, V. Shirley, M. Drager. Second row: M. Schaefer, G. Riches, K. Vose, M. My- ers, I. Wieble. Third row: R. Campbell, R. Phillips, P. Campbell, A. Graves, L. Warner, C. Newkirk. , J. Crane I. Mills, Christens: First row: D. Papke, L. Gower, B. Brown, H. Mitchell, W. Krenz, I. Dalke, D. Mickey, D. Kaiser. Second row: G. Waldrop, B. Husted, J. Fry, B. Vose, K. Mitchell, W. Feller, E. Beach. Third row; C. Stinnett, H. Bitterman, J. Tow- ery, B. Schaefer, K. Keudell, N. Kinion, D. Hampton, H. Fry, Mr. Seim. Fourth row: D. Wilt, R. Sutton, H. Buell, D. Wipper, H. Speer , B. Holt, C. Lacy. Lettermen Mr. Seim, Gerald Waldrop, Harold Fry, and Eddie Hansen visit the refreshment table at the Christmas Ball sored by the Lettermen Club. Firemen, Save Our School Howard Speer, Fire Chief Ken Keudell, and Howard Buell demonstrate inside equipment. The monthly fire drills were executed with speed and efficiency. Forty- two student firemen were stationed in various parts of the school. Don Papke, Wayne Krenz, Delbert Disbrow, Fred Anderson, and Ken Phillips were assigned to the portable fire cart. Irene Brown, editor, and Eleanor Berhorst get the Breeze ready for publication. Ron Walsh, Mildred Mudgett, and Editor, Dorene Freeman work on the yearbook. Meet The Press First row: M. Brown, C. Freeman, M. Mudgett, I. Brown, D. Freeman, A. Freeman, A. Hammer, P. Ahrens, D. Solberg. Second row; J. Townsend, C. Beaumont, J. Fry, C. Stinnett, T. Hightower, D. Mosslander, L. Bales, M. Scofield, D. Kale, Mr. Evans, advisor. 37 On Top: K. Mitchell, L. Warner, B. Pickering, From left to right on the floor: B. Mann, B. Smith, N. Scobba D. Hink, J. Fry, H. Fry, D. Wilt, and front, C. Peters. Tumbling The tumbling club was organized for the 1953 - 54 school year by Dieter Hink, who act- advisor. They presented a program for a stu- ed as student director. Miss Middlebusher was dent assembly during the year. 38 Great artistry is developed in tumbling as shown by Carol Peters and Laurel Warner. Athletics Football's Best Year Coaches Bob Stewart and Lyle King have pre-game conference with Captain Bill Husted. Gerald Waldrop Howard Speer Cascade 6 Silverton 19 Ca3 cade 52 Philomath 6 Cascade 39 Bible Academy 0 Cascade 19 Sacred Heart 0 Cascade 41 Central 19 Cascade 7 Newport 6 Cascade 20 Madras 20 Cascade 26 Stayton 6 Cascade 14 Willimina 0 Cascade 0 Estacada 18 Harold Mitchell Larry Gower Max Towery Bill Husted Wayne Krenz Ray Sutton Don Papke Bob Williams John Fry Roy Burton Bill Brown I' Richard Bethell Dick Gilbert The 1953 Cascade football team won their way into the quarter-finals of the state A-2 Football tourney. The Cougars dropped an 18 - 0 decision to Estacada af- ter winning the district title by downing Willamina. This was the best season any Cascade football team has had and will leave an impressive mark for fut- ure teams to shoot for. Playing their last game for Cascade were Gerald Waldrop, Howard Speer, Bill Brown, Wayne Krenz, Bill Husted, Don Kaiser, Harold Mitchell, Richard Beth- ell, Don Wilt, Bob Schaefer, Max Towery, Larry Gower, Bob Williams, Ray Sut- ton, and Dick Gilbert, all senior members of the team. Five starters from this year’s varsity will be back to see more action next year, They are Elton Beach, Irwin Dalke, Bob Vose, John Fry, and Captain-elect Don Mickey. Four Cascade football players garnered seven of the 22 places on the Capitol League All-Star team. Bill Husted, end; Gerald Waldrop, fullback; and Howard Speer, were both offensive and defensive choices; while Wayne Krenz, tackle, was selected for the defensive team. Leading scorers for the Cougars which scored 225 points in 10 games were How- ard Speer, 55 points; Gerald Waldrop, 49 points; Don Mickey, 42. Cascade was undefeated in league play and also downed Willamina in the race for the district title. The season mark was 7 won 2 lost and 1 tie. The losses were an opening defeat by Silverton and the final contest against Estacada. Highlights of the season were the 41-19 win over Central, which gave the Cou- gars the league championship, and a 7-6 victory over a tough Newport team. Bob Smith Basil Carr Don Mickey Irwin Dalke Jim Towery Don Kaiser Bob Vose James Bethel Carl Lacey 41 Most of the men in the Varsity starting lineup were: Front line: B. Husted, W. Krenz, B. Vose, E. Beach, D. Gilbert, I. Dalke, L. Gower. Backfield; D. Wilt, D. Mickey, B. Brown, G. Wal- drop, and H. Speer. Retiring captain Bill Husted receives congratulations for team from captain-elect Don Mickey for winning league championship. Members of the I. V. football squad were; First row: E. Hansen, W. Crume, B. Smith , J. Towery, J. Grimes. J. Pflug, G. Speer. Second row: R. Burton, J. Uhrhammer, N. Franzen, J. Stanley, J. Bethell, R. Bartels, B. Carr. Third row; N. Harper, S. Etzel, T. Husted, F. Brown, C. Lacey, K. Clark, D. Seney. Basketball x � The 53-54 basketball teams lacked the height and experience needed to stay in contention for league and district crown. Coaching basket- ball in his initial year was Lyle King, who came to Cascade from Har- risburg. Mr. King taught a fast break type of basketball that made the most of the team’s speed and hustle. In preseason play the Cougars won five in a row. Individually, the team was well balanced with the regulars sharing scor- ing honors in most of the goals. Bill Brown, captain and leading scorer, won a place on the Capitol League all-star team. Howard Speer and Don Wipper, along with Brown, were the only graduating members of the team. Neal Kinion, Don Mickey, Ed Sproul and Gene Winkle all saw action as starters and will be back for another try next season. Front row: H. Speer, D. Wipper, F. Anderson, J. D. Lawrence, N. Kinion, D. Mickey, I. Dalke. Back row: Mr. King, H. Schollian, B. Brown, G. Winkle, W. Feller, E. Sproul, J. Pflug. Howard Speer Bill Brown, Captain Don Mickey Neal Kinion Don Wipper Gene Winkle Cleaning the basketballs before a game is one of the duties of the managers. Warren Goffin, Spencer Etzel and Bob Pickering perform this chore. The J. V. Basketball team. J. Boise, W. Crume, J. Stanley, G. Speer, G. Downer. Second row: Mr. Seim, A. Spurlock, J. Uhrhammer, E. Weible, J. Bethell, D. Kinion. Baseball After an outstanding season in ’53, many lettermen returned to make this year’s campaign look bright. League champions and conquerors of a strong Eugene team, the Cascade nine of 1953 were denied participation in the state finals because of a rainy season. Outstanding for the Cougars was the strong pitching arm of Danny Feller, who graduated. These baseball lettermen reported to Coach Stewart for the '54 season. Front row: H. Speer, W. Feller, D. Hamp ton, B. Holt, B. Brown. Back row: I. Dalke, D. Gilbert, L. Gower, H. Buell, D. Wipper, G. Waldrop (captain) and K. Keudell. 47 Howard Buell and Kenny Keu- dell in a warm-up practice be- fore a game. while Howard Speer catches the pitches of Harold Bitterman Dick Gilbert bats out a few in pepper practice ... 48 Students bask on the bleachers as Coach Stewart gives the players a good pep talk between innings of the game with Dallas, the first home game of the season. Senior batsmen who played their last game in Cougar uniform were Don Wipper, Gerald Waldrop, Dick Gilbert, Larry Gower, Bill Brown, Howard Speer. In starting position for sprint is Bob Schaefer, who took first place in the broad jump and 100-yard dash in the 1953 Capitol League track meet. The Cindermen The Track Squad. First Row: Norman Harper, Bob Vose, Harold Fry, Don Wilt, Ed Sproul, Harlan Threlkel, Coach Lyle King. Second Row: Harold Mitchell, Alan Spurlock, Gary Downer, Dieter Hink, Nick Scobba, Kenneth Cook. Third Row: Kieth Christensen, Don Mickey, John Fry, Don Papke, Fred Anderson, Mervin Van Valkenburg, Manager Warren Goffin. Fourth Row: Frank Anderson, John Curtis, Jimmy Towery, Gene Winkle, Bill Husted, Bill Reed. Fifth Row.- John Jordon, Glen Curtis, Dale Standley, Don Kaiser, Eddy Weible, Bob Schaefer, Manager Spencer Etzel. j , i 5R£S X':V ■ J: •-•• ■ Frank Anderson, Don Papke, Don Wilt and Dale Standley sprint in a practice session on the home track. Cascade’s track team was trying this year to capture their first league crown. The team was well balanced in most events and particularly strong in the sprints. Bill Husted and Bob Schaefer were top men in both the 100-yard dash and 220-yard dash as well as being on the re- lay team. Don Kaiser was one of the league’s top hurdlers and Harold Mitchell ranked high in the shotput and discus. In the mile and half-mile, Don Wilt, Frank An- derson and Dale Standley placed high in most meets. Wilt hoped to better his tenth place fi- nish in last year’s state meet. Don Papke and Don Mickey, both juniors, were already letter winners in track, Papke running the quarter mile and Mickey in both the high jump and javelin events. Bill Husted (left) prepares to show his prowess at the pole vault while Harold Mitchell demonstrates a winning discus throw. Girls Physical Education Litta Belle Walker matches her skill against LaVonne Thompson in shuffle board. Paddle tennis was a favorite in girls' physical education classes. As Lil- lian Bales serves a fast ball, Doris Guest prepares to meet the return. Ardess Hammer, and Pat Ahrens compete in badminton. 52 Intramurals The intramural volleyball champs were Juniors: Alene Freeman, Pat Fowler, Mau reen Hemmis, LaVonne Thompson, Doris Guest, Dorothy Kale, Pat Schaefer, Diane Solberg and Janet Combs. Sue Grimes, Idella Weible, Marilyn Pearson, Loretta Schelske, Carol Newkirk, and Marilyn Brown were intramural basketball champions. Boys intramural champs were (kneeling) John Jordan, Dick Gilbert, (standing) Dennis Brooks, Captain Harold Mitchell, and John Fry. 53 1. Bathing beauties on parade. 2. Scratch, scratch. 3. General Robert E. Lee (Haggerty) 4. The Winner! 5. Shoot, Bill!! 6. Christmas Angels. 7. Gone Fishing — 8. So What? 9. Farewell party (1951) A Week at Cascade . . . Monday Arriving at school by dawn's early light a bus ride starts the day for Ed Sproul, Ramona Wheeler, Dennis Brooks and other Cascade students. ... then into the Library for a before-class conference. Time out for a National Assembly with J. D. Lawrence, Jim Uhrhammer, Kenneth Brand and Kenny Keudell posing as the Cascade Barber-shop quartet. Into the halls and back to class. Shirley Nichol transcribes a letter as she listens to the dictaphone. Ken Mitchell-and Evelyn Hennies apply makeup to Dieter Hink for his part in the play, while Gerald Waldrop waits for his turn. Ronnie Walsh, Carol Newkirk, Gerald Wal- drop, Sharon Bates, Howard Speer, Irene Thomas, and Idella Weible (hidden) in the closing scene of the Senior Class Play, Here Comes Charlie. ” Tuesday Lower left: Norman Be the 11 puts the fin- ishing touches on his project in the shop class. Keeping the bulletin board up-to- date is one of Mildred Mudgett and John- ny Grimes’ duties while working in the office. (Lower right.) Wednesday 58 Billie Stinnett, Mildred Foster and Charlotte Hilton view a germ culture through a microscope in biology class. Ival Parker uses water colors as Margaret Littau prepares a sketch in the Art class. Carol Gavette, Janet Crane and seated, Shirley Cham- berlin. At right: Don't worry, Sweetheart, I'll be able to play, Arlan Krenz 4s Robbie in the Junior class play, Enter the Hero, assured Janet Crane while Don Papke, Linda Smith and Mary Scofield, seated, cheer him on. Thursday Ronald Fultz, librarian, checks out a book to Lowell Foster. Don Papke acts the part of Peter Zenger and Pat Ahrens as his wife in a skit presented as a project in American History. Ellon Beach (second from left) gains second place In milk testing at the district Shop Skills Contest held at Cascade. Learning to become efficient in the Commercial field are (left to right) Nancy Geren, Phyllis Maganell, Marilyn Pearson, Hazel Dively and Bernice Parker, Freshman initiates entertain the Student Body with a parade. Student kitchen help serve prepared food to students. Shown above are Mary Jane Dunham and Shirley Rawie being served by Dorothy Smith, Dorene Freeman and Hazel Large. Helping to improve the appearance of the school ground are Mr. Dutton, Dennis Brooks, and John Jordan from the Agriculture Class. Friday Majorette Mary Lou Kremer, after practic- ing fourth period each day, performed at football and basketball games. Stopping for a refreshing drink between classes are Gene Hill, Keith Christensen, Pearlene Walls, Natalie Hatfield, Don Clark and Elwood Green. Howard Krewson, Cordell Huber, Elsa Dod- son, Winona Lynch, view coming events posted on the bulletin board. Members of the National Honor Society pictured below are left to right, First row: L. Smith, D. Sol- berg, T. Vose, J. Crane, P. Schaefer, M. Boyer, Second Row: M. Brown, S. Chamberlin, D. Free- man, C. Gavette, I. Weible, M. Pearson, L. Schelske. Third Row: S. Bates, I. Brown, C. Newkirk, A. Freeman. Fourth Row: M. Boehme, A. Krenz, H. Speer, L. Gower, W. Feller, H. Buell. Fifth Row: D. Wipper, D. Kaiser, K. Keudell, G. Waldrop, R. Williams. ■ M, I Advertising A MESSAGE FROM THE STAFF Although we have worked with a more limited budget this year, we hope we have brought forth the kind of book you will like. We wish you many nours of “remembering” in the years to come. 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Church St. Salem, Oregon 70 YOUR TOWN PRESS Each Annual Has Its Mark of ORIGINALITY! 464 Ferry St. Salem, Oregon Many Cascade students learned to drive in this dual control, 1953 Chevrolet sedan furnished for driver Education by Ball Brothers. CHEVROLET BALL BROS. YOUR FLYING “A” SALES AND SERVICE ASSOCIATED DEALER Turner, Oregon ERWIN E. BATTERMAN GENERAL CONTRACTOR 147 N. Commercial Phone 4-2291 Salem, Oregon McEWAN PHOTO SHOP McEwan’s specialize in candid camera coverage of weddings! 245 N. High Phone 3-5470 Salem, Oregon HIGHBERGER'S AUMSVILLE OREGON Index SENIORS ANDERSON, FRANK. Transfer from Salem 3, Track 3-4, Sgt.-at Arms 3, Dancing Club 3-4, B. Band 3, Play Comm. 4. 12,50,51 ANDERSON, JANIE. G. A. A. 1-2-3-4, Tri-Y, Tumbling 1-2-3, Dra- matics 1, Bandl, F. H. A. 2-3 Volleyball Champs 3. Basketball Champs 3. 12. BATES, JHARON. Glee Club 1-4, Home Room Rep. 1-2, Tri-Y 1, Dramatics 2, Assistant Student Body Treas. 3, Treasurer 4, Class Play 3-4, Dancing Club 4. Honor Society 3-4. 8, 12, 27 , 57, 62. BARTELS, HENRY. Band 1-2-3, FFA 1-2, Archery 3. 16. BETHELL, RICHARD. Varsity Football, Track. FFA. 12, 30, 40. BERHORST, ELEANOR. Glee Club 1-2-3. Tri-Y, Pres, of Glee Club 2, Paper Staff 4, Librarian 4, Joumalijm Club 4. 10, 12, 37. BITTERMAN, HAROLD. Home Room Rep. 1, J. V. Baseball 1, Fresh- man Basketball I, Band 1-2-3-4, Letterman 2-3-4, Student Band Con- ductor 2-3-4. Dancing Club 3-4, Vanity Baseball 2-3-4. 12 , 35, 48. BROWN, ARLENE. Glee 1-2-3-4, Tri-Y Play Comm. 3-4. 12, 27. BROWN, BILL. J. V. Football 1-2, J. V. Basketball 1-2, F. F. A 1-2-3, J. V. Baseballl-2, Freshman Basketball 1, Vanity Football 2-3-4, Varsity Basketball 2-3-4, Varsity Baseball 2-3-4, Vice Pres, of Class 2, Letterman 2-3-4, Sgt. -at-Arms F. F. A. 3, Dancing Club Comm. 3-4, Student Body Pres. 4, Senior Play Comm. 4, Basketball Captain 4. 8, 12 . 35. 40 . 42 . 43 , 44. 45 , 49, 62. BROWN, IRENE. G.A.A. 1-2-3-4, Glee Club 1-2-3, Tri-Y I, Class Play 3, Journalism Club 4, Editor of Breeze 4, Honor Society 4. 10, 12. 34, 37. 62. BROWN, MARILYN. Glee Chib 1-4, Tri-Y 1, Class Sec. 3-4, Jour- nalism. Club 4, Carnival Queen 4, Honor Society 4. 4, 11, 27, 37, 53. 62. BUELL, HOWARD. J. V. Baseball 2, F.F.A. 1, All School Play 2, Letterman 3-4, Vanity Baseball 3-4, Class Play 3, Visual Aids 3, Senior Play Comm. 4, Honor Society 3-4. 12, 35, 36 , 48 . 62. DAHL, GORDON. F.F.A. 1-2-3-4, Visual Aids 2-3. 13, 31. DALKE, VELMA. Tri-Y 1. Pep Club 1-2, Glee Club 2-3, Journalism 4, Student Store 4. 13. DIVELY, HAZEL. Pep Club 1, Tri-Y 1, Dramatics 1, Journalism 4, Student Store 4, Annual Staff. 13, 60. FLETCHER, CLIFFORD. Visual Aids, 1-2-3, Archery 3, Student Council 1-3-4. 8, 13. FREEMAN, DORENE. Transfer from Dos Palos Calif. 2, F. H. A. 2-3, Journalism 3-4, Cascadian Editor 4, Senior Play Comm. 4, Honor Society 4. 13, 37, 61. 62. FITZSIMMONS, LEONA. Band 1-2-3, Tri-Y 1, Jr. Glee 2. 13. POSTER, GORDON. F.F.A 1-2-3, Track 1-2-3, J. V. Football 2. 12. GEREN, NANCY (FARRELL). Band 1-2-3-4, Tri-Y 1, Class Play 3. 13 , 26 . 60. GILBERT, DICK. F.F.A . 1-2-3-4, F.F.A. Reporter 1, F.F.A. Treas. 3-4, J. V. Football 1, J. V. Basketball, 1-2, J.V. Baseball 1. Freshman Basketball 1 .Vanity Football 2-3-4, Vanity Baseball 2-3-4, Lettermen 2-3-4, Class Play 3. Fireman 3-4. 13,30.40.42,48,49,53. GRAVES, PAT. Band 1, Pep Club 1-2, Tri-Y 1, Glee 3. Class Play 3, Journalism 4. 13. GRIMES, SUE. Dramatics Club 1, Senior Play. Tri-Y I, Pep Club 2-3-4, Tumbling2, G.A.A. 3-4, Pep Club Sec. 3, Journalism 3, Honor Society 3-4, Dancing Club 3-4, Pep Club Pres. 4, Class Treas. 4. 11. 25, 34, 53. GOWER, LARRY. J. V. Baseball 1, Home Room Rep. 2, Vanuv Base, ball 2-3-4, Lettermen 2-3-4, Class Treat. 3, Varsity Football 3-4,1 CUss Play 3, Honor Society 4. 13, 35, 39, 40. 42, 49. 62. HENDREN, TED. Band 1-2-3-4. Glee 3-4. 13. HENNIES, EVELYN. Glee 1-2-3-4, Tumbling 1-2, Dramatics 2-3, Play Committee 4. 14, 27, 57. HINK, DIETER. Transfer from Tullinger, Germany 4, Class Play 4, Sgt. -at - Arms 4, Fireman 4, Dancing Chib 4, Tumbling 4. 11, 27 38, 50. HUSTED, BILL. J. V. Football 1, J.V. Basketball 1-2, Freshman Basketball 1, Track 1-2-3-4, FFA 1-2-3-4, Vanity Football 2-3-4 (Captain 4), Lettermen 2-3-4 (President 4), Fireman 3-4, Dancing Club 3-4. 14, 31. 35. 39, 40, 42. 50, 51. 60. KAISER, DONALD. FFA I-2-3-4, Lettermen 2-3-4, J.V. Football 2. Track 2-3-4, Fireman 3-4, Vanity Football 3-4, FFA Reporter 3, Dancing Club 3, Home Room Rep. 4, Honor Society 4. 8, 14, 30, 3i 35, 36. 40. 41. 50, 51.56.60.62 KEUDELL, KENNETH. FFA 1-2-3-4, FFA Vice Pres. 4, J.V. Foot- ball 1, J. V. Baseball 1-2, Varsity Basketball 2, Vanity Baseball 3-4, j Home Room Rep. 3, Assistant Fire Chief 3, Lettermen 3-4, Dancing Club 3-4, Fire Chief 4. Honor Society 3-4. 14, 30, 31, 35, 36, 48, 54, 56. 62. KREMER, MARY LOU. Band I. Tri-Y 1. Majorette 2-3-4, Glee 2. Honor Society 4. 14, 61. LARGE, HAZa. Glee i-2-3-4, Tri-Y L 14. 27, 61. MAGARRELL, PHYLLIS (MUSIC) Tti-Y 1. GAA 1-2, FHA i-2-3, FHA Pres. 3, Play Comm. 4. 14, 60. MITCHELL, HAROLD. FFA 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2-3-4, J. V. Football 1, J. V.Basketball 1-2, B-Band 1, Varsity Football 2-3-4, Lettermen 2-3-4, Play Committee 4, Firemen 4. 14, 31. 35. 39, 40, 50. 51, 53. MITCHELL, KENNETH. FFA 1-2-3-4, J.V. Football 1. J.V. Basket- ball 2, Track 1-2-3, Vanity Football 2-3, Vanity Basketball 2-3, Visual Aids 1-2-3-4 (Pres. 3-4), Lettermen 2-3-4, Tumbling Club 4. 14, 31, 33, 35. 38 , 3§. 40, 50 . 53. MOLLET, MONTE. Visual Aids 1-2-3, Archery 3. 12. MUDGETT, MILDRED. Glee 1-2-3-4, Play Comm. 3-4, Joumalijm Club 4, Assistant Ed. Cascadian 4. 14, 27, 37, 57. NEWKIRK, CAROL. Pep Club 1, Band 1-2-3-4, Tri-Y 1, Dramatia 1-2-3-4, GAA 2-3-4, GAA Vice-Pres. 3, Tumbling 2, Christmas Play 2, Journalism 3, Honor Society 3-4, Dancing Club 3-4, Claa Play 3-4. 14. 26 , 34, 53 , 57. 62. NICHOL, SHIRLEY. Band 1-2-3, Pep Club 1, Glee 1, Tri-Y 1, Play Comm. 4. 14, 56. NORRIS, BILL . Transfer from Parrish, 2. 15. PICKERING, BOB. Transfer from Leslie 2, Christman Play 2, Dra- matics 2-3, CUss Play 3, Visual Aids 3. Fireman 3-4, Tumbling 4, Basketball Manager 4. 15, 27, 38, 45. PARKER, BERNICE. Glee 1, Tri-Y 1, Journalism 4, Student Store 4. 15, 60. PEARSON, MARILYN. GAA 1-2-3-4, Band 1-2-3-4, Tumbling 1-2, Pep Club 1, Tri-Y 1, Sec. -Treas. Band 2, Sec. Band 3, Dancing Club 3, Honor Society 3-4, Sec. Student Body 4, Volleyball Champj 3, Basketball Champs 3-4. 8, 15 , 26 , 34, 53 , 60 , 62. ROOF EN ER, DORIS. GAA 1-2-3. Glee 2. Dancing Club 4. 15. SCHAEFER, BOB. FFA i-2-3-4, J. V. Football. Vanity Football 2-3- 4, Track 1-2-3-4, Sgt. -at - Anna 2, Band 1-2-3-4, Glee i, Christ- inas Flay 2, Journalism Club 2. Fireman 3-4, Lettetxnen 2-3-4. 15, 26. 30, 35, 40. 50. 5L SCHELSKE, LORETTA. GAA 1-2-3-4, Secretary of GAA 3, President of GAA 4, Band 1-2-3-4, Band President 4, Journalism Club 1-2, Tumbling 1-2, Home Room Rep. 2, Honor Society 3-4. 15, 26. 34, 53, 62. SLATER, WINIFRED. Pep Club I, Band 1-2-3-4, Tri-Y 1, Glee i-2- 3-4. 15, 26. 27. SMITH, DOROTHY. Tri-Y 1, Glee 2-3-4. 15, 61 SPEER, HOWARD. FFA i-2-3-4, FFA Vice Pres. 2, I. V. Football I, j. V. Basketball 1-2, J. V. Baseball 1, Freshman B .sebail, Varsity Football 2-3-4. Varsity Baseball 2-3-4, Letxermen 2-3-4, Student Body Vice-Pres. 2, Honor Society 3-4, Journalism 3, Dancing Club 3-4, Fireman 3-4, Home Room Rep. 4, Class Play 4. 8. 15. 30 31, 35. 37. 39. 40. 42, 43, 44. 46. 56. STAIR, CAMILLA. Transfer from Fairview, Montana 2. Band 2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 2-3-4, Tumbling 2. 15, 26, 27. STANDLEY, DALE. Band 1. Visual Aids 1. Track 2-3-4, FFA 3-4, Home Room Rep. 4. 8, 16, 31, 50. SUTTON, RAY. FFA I-2-3-4, Freshman Basketball, J. V. Basketball 1-2-, J. V. Baseball 2, Varsity Basketball 3. Varsity Baseball 3-4, Varsity Football 3-4 Let termen 3-4, Fireman 3-4, Senior Class Vice- Pres. 11, 31. 35. 40. TAYLOR, JOHN. FFA 1. 16. THOMAS, IRENE. GAA i-2-3-4. Pep Club 1-3, Tri-Y 1. Dramatics 1-2-3-4, Tumbling 1-2-. Glee 1-3-4, Band 2-3-4, FHA 2-4, Var- sity Yell Leader 3, Dancing Club 3-4, Class Play 3-4, 16 , 27. 34. 57. THRELKEL, HARLAN. Track 2-3-4. 16,50. TOWERY, MAX. Track 1-2-3-4, Band 1-2-3-4, FFA 1-2-3-4, Sgt- at-Arms 1-2, FT A Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4, J. V. Football 2, Varsity Foot- ball 3-4, Journalism 3-4, Lettermen 2-3-4, Dancing Club 3-4. 15, 26. 30. 39. 40. VOSE, THERESA. FHA 1-2-3-4, FFA Queen 3. Band 1-2-3-4, Class Treas. 1-2, Pep Club 1-2-3, Tumbling 2, Varsity Yell Leader 3, Class Play 3-4, Honor Society 3-4. Band Sec. 4, Dancing Club 3-4. 16 . 26 , 28 . 56 . 62. WAKE LEY, RUBY. Transfer from Phoenix, Arizona 4, Journalism Club 4, Play Comm. 4. 16. WALSH, RONNIE. Dramatics 1-2-3-4, Christmas Play 1, Photo- graphy Club 1-2, FFA 1, Journalism Club 3-4, Class Play 3-4, Danc- ing Club 3-4, Annual Staff 3-4, Student Council 3, Glee 4. 16, 37, 57. WEIBLE, ID ELLA. Transfer from Hunter. North Dakota 3. FHA 3-4, Band 3-4, Dancing Club 3-4, Class Play 4, FHA Secretary 4, Honor Society 4. 16. 26, 28, 34. 53. 54. 56. WALDROP, GERALD. Sgt-at-Anns FFA 1-2, J. V. Football I, J. V. Basketball 1, Varsity Baseball 1-2-3-4, Lettermen 1-2-3-4, Varsity Football 2 -3-4, Varsity Basketball 2-3, Class Pres. 2-3, Class Play 3-4, Student Body Sgt-at-Arms 4, Honor Society 4. 8, 16, 35, 39, 40, 42. 57. WILLIAMS-, ROBERT. FFA 1-2-3-4 (Sec. 2-3), J. V. Football 2, Var- sity Football 3-4, Honor Society 4. 16, 31, 40. 62. WILKINSON, ORPHA (LANDES). Glee 1-2-3, Journalism 3. Class Sec. 4. 13. WILT, DON. Track 1-2-3-4, Lettermen i-2-3-4, FFA 1-2, Band 1- 2-3-4, J. V. Football 2, Varsity Football 3-4, Lettermen Sec. 3, Class Play 3-4. 16 . 36 , 35 . 38 , 40 , 42 , 50. 57. WIPPER, DON. Class Pres. 1-4, J. V. Basketball -1-2, J. V. Baseball 1, Varsity Baseball 2-3-4, Varsity Basketball 3-4, Lettermen 2-3-4, Dramatics 3-4, Class Play 3, Honor Society 4. 11, 35, 43, 44, 45. JUNIORS Anderson, Wilma 18 Anderson, Fred 17. 18 . 27. 36. 43 . 45, 50 Ahrens, Pat 17, 18. 27, 28. 34, 37, 52, 59, 63 Arthur, Purle 18 Boyer, Margaret 8, 18, 26, 28, 34. 62 Burton, Roy 18 , 33, 40. 42, 59 Bnles, Shirley 18 Beach. Elton 18 , 27. 30. 31. 35. 40. 41. 42. 60 Boehme, Martin 18, 33, 62 Bales. Lillian 18. 37. 52. 63 Christensen, Randall 18, 31 Combs. Janet 18. 25. 53, 63 Chamberlin, Shirley 18. 28. 34. 59, 54. 62 Crane. Janet 18 . 28 . 34. 54 . 59. 62 Clark, Don 62 Curtis, Glen 18, 50 Cooper. Jerry 18 Carr, Basil 18, 31, 41, 42 Da Ike, Irwin 8. 18 , 31. 34. 40. 41, 42 . 43. 45 Dowers, Jim 18, 33 Disbrow, Delbert 1, 18. 36 Dow. Marcella 18 Fry. Harold 18 . 25. 31. 33. 35, 38, 50. 53 Feller. Wayne 18. 31, 35. 41.43.45.62.63 Freeman, Alene 18 , 34, 37 , 53, 62 , 63 Fry. John 18 . 25. 31, 33 . 35. 37 . 38 . 40. 50, 53 . 63 Fowler. Pat 18. 26, 53 Gavette, Carol 18. 28. 34, 54. 59. 62 Gable, Nona 18, 26 Goffin. Warren 18. 27. 30. 31. 33. 50 Guest, Doris 18. 52, 53 Hammer, Ardess 18 , 27 , 34, 37. 52, 54 , 63 Hightower, Tom 18. 37 Holt, Bob 17, 18, 26. 35 Hemmis, Maureen 18. 27, 53 Krenz, Arlan 19 , 26 , 54, 59, 62 Krenz, Wayne 18, 30, 31, 35, 36 , 39, 40 , 42, 54 Kale, Dorothy 18 . 25. 34. 37 . 53, 54. 63 Kinion, Neal 18 . 26 , 35, 43, 44. 45 . 46 Lucas, Rex 19 Lawrence, J. D. 19, 31, 43, 56 Littau, Eugene 19. 33, 63 McGill. Leo la 19. 28. 34 Moss lander, Dick 19, 33. 37 Magar, Bill 18 Mickey, Don 17. 19. 31, 35. 40. 41. 42, 43, 44, 45 . 50. 51 Manning, Bill 19 Parmenter, Miles 19, 31 Potter, Verlin 19 Phillips, Kenneth 19, 26, 36. 41, 59 Papke. Don 19 . 27, 31. 35 . 36 . 40. 50 , 51. 59 Reis, Frances 19, 26 Sproul, Ed 43 , 44. 46 . 50. 55 Sc ho Ilian, Harold 19. 26 . 43. 45 Scofield. Mary 19. 26 . 28 . 34 . 37. 54, 59 Smith. Linda 19. 26. 34. 59. 62 Schott, Thelma f9 Scott, Keith 19, 31 Stinnett. Curtis 19, 35, 37, 40 Solberg, Diane 19 , 25 , 32, 34 , 37 , 53 , 54. 62, 63 Schaefer, Pat 19. 28 . 34 , 53 , 62 Scobba, Nick 19, 38. 50 Hoffman, Marilyn 21 Horsley, Leroy 21, 33 Haggerty, Allan 21, 33, 54 Herrmann, Dallis 21, Hayes, Norma 21, 26 Hightower, Jim 21 Thompson, LaVonne 19, 52 , 53 Jordan, John 21, 31, 33, 50, 53, 61 Taylor, Mary 19, 26 Korkow, Ronnie Vose. Robert 19. 31. 35. 40. 41. 42, 50 Kinion, Dale 8. 21. 46 Krewson, Howard 62 Warner, Jon 19, 26, 60 Wrey, Ronald 18, 19 Wheeler, Romona 18 , 26 , 27, 28 , 33 , 54, 55 Walker, Litta Belle 17,19,52 Wallace, Harley 19 Walls, Russell SOPHOMORES Atkinson, Gail 20 Bridges, Leo 20 Brown, Donna 20, 25, 34, 58 Bartels, Ronald 20, 31, 42 Brown, Fred 8, 20, 33, 40 Brooks, Dennis 20, 31, 53, 55, 61 Brooks, Kenneth 20, 26 Campbell, Roberta 20, 25, 26 , 28 , 34 Cooper, Richard 20, 25, 26 Curtis, John 20, 50 Christensen, Keith 50, 62 Coleman, Bob 20 Cooke, Kenneth 20, 31, 50 Christensen, Lucky 20, 27, 34 Dahl, Barbara 20, 25, 28 Drager, Margie 20, 26, 28, 34 Dively, Lawrence 20, 33 Dawson, Lorraine 20 Dunham, Mary Jane 20, 61 Dodson, Elsa 62 Edwards, Sandra 20, 24 , 25, 28 , 34 , 58 Etzel, Spencer 20, 31, 32,42,50 Franzen, Norman 20, 33, 42 Franzen, Dorothy 17, 20, 27, 28 Fredrickson, George 20, 31 Foster. Mildred 20 . 25. 28 . 58 Foster, Lowell 21, 59 Grimes, John 17, 21, 42, 57 Glidewell. Wilma 21, 26, 28 Gruchow, Joyce 21, 25, 26 , 28 Hampton, Don 21, 35 Hein, Darlene 21, 27 Honbeck, Susan 21 Hofenbredl. Joyce 21 Husted, Timothy 21, 81, 32, 42 Hilton. Charlotte 21, 25, 27, 28 , 58 Hintz, Carol Harper, Norman 21, 42, 50 74 Hunt, Linda 25. 28 Lacey, Carl 21. 33. 35. 41. 42 Lensman, Wilma 21, 28 Littau, Margaret 21, 28, 58 Landes, Eugene 21, 33 • McGill, Standly 21, 31 Magar, Sue 21 Mitchell. Shirley 21, 28 Mills, Nelda 21, 25. 28, 34 Mertle, Gordon 21, 26 Morrissette, Dale 21, 30, 31 Mann, Marilee 27 Peters, Carol 21, 28, 33. 38 Phillips, Rita 21, 25. 27 , 28 , 34 Parker, Ival 21, 58 Pflug, Jerry 21, 42, 43, 45 Potter, Gaylene 21, 25, 28 Ruggles, Sandra 21 Reed. Bill 50 Rawie, Shirley 21, 34, 61 Runlons, Mary Lou 21 Smith, Bob 17, 21. 33. 41. 42 Stinnett. Billie 21. 25. 28. 58 Simons, Sharlene Smith, Bonnie 21 Shirley. Veri� 17, 21. 25. 28. 34 . 58 Schad, Larry 21. 31 Towery. Jim 17. 21, 26. 31. 35, 41. 42. 50 Walters, Carole 21 Walsh, Betty 21 Wrey, Jimmy 21 Winkle, Gene 21, 26, 43, 44, 45, 50 Williams, Richard 21, 30. 31 Williams, Edith 21 Weible, Eddie 21. 31. 46, 50 Warner, Laurel 21, 25, 27, 28, 34, 38 Walls, Pearlene 62 FRESHMEN Bethel, James 22, 31, 41, 42, 45, 46 Bethel, Betty 22, 25, 28 Bethel, Norman 22, 57 Burton, Sedonla 22 Browining, Geraldine 22, 54 Boardrow, Sharlene 22, 27 Beaumont, Cora 22, 25, 28, 37 Bitterman, Anna Belle 22 Berhorst Charles 22, 31 Boise. Jim 22, 45. 46 Bruce, Glen 22, 31 Brand, Kenneth 56 Choate, Charles 22 Clark, Kenneth 22, 31, 42 Cook, David 22, 31 Crume, Wayne 22,31,42,45,46 Chxistensen, Marshall 22 Campbell, Pat 22, 25, 28, 32, 34 Reed, Bulah, 23, 28 Reed, Lula 23. 28 Roberts, George 23 Da Ike, Bonnie 17, 22, 25, 27, 28 Downer, Gary 22, 31, 46, 50 Stover, Helen 23, 27 Spurlock. Alan 23, 31, 33, 46, 50 Schaefer, Marilyn 23 , 28 , 34 Speer, Eugene 8, 23, 31. 42, 45, 46 Stanley, Jerry 23. 31. 42 , 46 Fowler, Alfred 22 Fultz, Ronald 22, 31, 33, 59 Freeman, Carol 22, 27, 34, 37 Fowler, Marjorie 22 Fisher, David 22 Fischer, Morris 22, 31 Stark, Kay 23 Shelton, Janice 23 Seney, David 23, 33 , 42 Schott, Kay 23 Stinnett, Gean 8, 23, 25, 27, 28 Spurlock, Bonita 23, 27, 28 Stanley, Harry 23, 31, 33 Guest. Bill 22, 31 Gordon, J. Dean 22, 33 Graves. Alice 22, 25 , 28 , 34 Gisler, Sharon 17, 22 , 25. 27 , 28 , 34 Gilbert, Ruth 22. 25, 28 Green, Elwood 62 Turnbull, Jean 23, 27 Threlkel, Deanna 23 , 27 , 34 Taylor, Margaret 23 Taylor. Peter 23, 33 Townsend, Jeanette 17, 23 , 25, 27, 28 , 37 Hofmann, Ruby 22 Hatfield, Natalie 62 Hatch, Evelyn 22 Hendren, Clyde 22, 31 Hilton, Ronald 22, 31, 33 Hurley, Leslie 23, 33 Hice, Harvey 23 Headrick, Bruce 23, 32, 33 Huber, Gloria 22, 25, 28, 34 Hansen, Edward 23, 31, 35, 42 Hill, Gene 62 Huff, Jack 23 Uhrhammer, James 23, 31, 42 , 45, 46 , 54, 56 Van Valkanburgh, Mervin 23, 31, 50 Vose, Karen 23 , 28, 34 Woydela, Wilfred 23 Waters, George 23, 33 Warinner, Rosalie 23, 27 Wilkinson, Wayne 23, 31 Wright, Laveme 23 Wake ley, Richard 23, 33 Wallace, Wanda 23 Kronbuegel, Joan 23, 26, 54 Keudell, Myrtle 23, 25, 28 Wallace, Veneta 23 Whitfield, W.C. 23, 33 Wrey, Gary 23 Williams, Robert 23, 31 Lee, Charlene 23 Lee, Wesley 23, 33 La Ront, Charlotte 23 , 25, 28 , 34 Lynch, Winona 62 Wheeler, Janice 8. 23, 25 McTigret, Lorene 23, 27, 28 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Miller, Marilyn 23 Myers, Philip Mann, Calvin 23, 38 Magee, Dale 23, 31 Myers. Myra 23.25.28,34 Angus Martha 6, 54 Barber, Delmer 5 Bassien, Richard 6, 54 Bates. Lora 6 Benner, Mary 9 Bissell, William 6, 26, 54 DeCamp, Eleanor 6 Nichol, Glen 23 Nordlein, Don 23, 45 Nelson, Oleda 23 Dutton, Harold 6, 30, 61 Evans, David 7, 37 Gilbert, Howard 5 Hough, Mrs. Roy 9 Hough, Roy 7, 33 Ostrem, Jack 23, 33 King, Lyle 7, 39, 43 . 44, 50 Nichol, Mel 9 Middlebusher, Monte 7, 25, 32, 34 Papke, Marjorie 23, 27, 28, 34 Poole. Philip 23, 31. 33 Priddy, Donald Pletzer, Charles 17, 23, 31 Peters. Paul 23, 31 Riches, Margaret 5 Riches, Ruth 5, 7, 60 Ruby, Ed 9 Scofield, Louis 5 Seim, Mrs. John 7 Seim, John 7, 35, 46 Ruggles, Terry 23, 31 Ridenour, Treva 23 Riches, Gladys 17. 23. 28, 34 Speer, John 5 Stewart, Bob 7, 39, 49 Uhrhammer, Louis 5, 39, 49 Vose, Dixon 5 Weible, Isabel 9 75 I IJflirttf 01117II if