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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1955 volume:

The 1955 Cascadian Outstanding event of the year was the sensational win of the Cascade basketball team over the South Salem Saxons in the first game of the District 11 playoffs. VOLUME VI Published by the students of Ca cade Union High School Rt. 1, Turner Oregon Alene Freeman Maureen Hemmis Janet Busby Editor Asst. Editor Diane Music Business Managers Art. . . Mildred Foster Sports. . . Don Papke, Jerry Pflug Advertising Assistants . . .Lillian Bales, Doris Guest, LaVonne Thompson, Dorothy Kale Editorial Assistants. . . Basil Carr, Nona Gable, Tom Hightower Photographer . . . Ronald Wrey Advisor. . . David Evans 2 Contents FALL................................................................................... 5 Faculty......................................................... .............g Student Council ................................................................. Seniors ......................................................................12 Football ................................................................. 18 F. H. A.......................................................................25 F. F. A......................................................................27 Pep Club-Lettermen ...........................................................29 WINTER.................................................................................... Senior Play .................................................................... Student Store.................................................................35 Music .................................................................... 36 Visual Aids................................................................. 39 G. A. A. ...................................................................... Basketball ..................................................................... Wrestling ................................................................ 47 National Honor Society ......................................................... SPRING .................................................................................. Junior Play...................................................................54 Baseball .............................. ............... 56 Track.........................................................................58 Classes......................................................................... Index........................................................................... 3 Dedicated to the Class of 1955 Administration Faces Higher Enrollment The Administration faced new problems as the enrollment this year was increased to 382 from 365 in 1953-1954. To provide for the growing needs of an increased enrollment several new courses were offered: General Busin- ess, Latin, Spanish, and Mechanical Drawing. Louis J. Uhrhammer, Superintendent Louis Scofield, Chairman, Margaret Riches, Secretary and Clerk ... and school board members Delmer Barber, John Speer, Howard Gilbert and Dixon Vose examine the bud-get at one of the monthly meetings. Richard Bassien Driver Training Shop Martha Angus Office Practice Typing Shorthand William Bissell Band Glee Faculty Increases to Seventeen Three new teachers came to Cascade in September 1954: Geraldine Haner, a graduate of the University of Oregon, began her career as a teacher of English and Latin; Cal Hersey came from ReedsportHigji School to become head basketball and track coach, JV football coach and social studies teacher; Ralph McKenzie, who taught last in California, was assigned General Mathematics, General Science, World Geography and World History. Roy E. Hough Attendance Supervisor Visual Aids Ruth S. Riches Commercial Subjects Library Calvin Hersey Basketball and Track Coach Social Studies n� .w •rr Ralph McKenzie Mathematics Science Social Studies Mary Seim English Public Speaking David Evans English Journalism Spanish Lyle King Freshman Athletics Coach History Physical Education Milton Gralap Chemistry Mathematics Physics Monte Middlebusher Physical Education Council members pictured above are Dorothy Franzen, Charlotte Hilton. Betty Walsh, Wilma Glidewell. L lureI Warner, Mr. Uhrhammer (advisor), Ellen Clark, Roxanne Kaiser, Wayne Feller. Heading the Student Council this year were (seated ) Assistant Trea-• • surer Charlotte Hilton, Secretary Linda Smith, President Irwin Dalke, Treasurer Margaret Boyer, (standing) Vice President Carl Lacey and Sergeant-at-arms Jim Uhrhammer. 10 Jim Uhrhammer, Bob Holt, Bob Vose, Carl Lacey, John Freeman, LaVonne Thompson, Linda Smith, Cora Beaumont, Bonnie Dalke, Margaret Boyer and Irwin Dalke. Council Makes Decisions The Student Council this year was very active. Outside of routine work they sponsored the Christinas Ball, sent members to the Student Council Convention in Albany on October 30, worked out a noon hour activity program, helped finance the printing of the school paper, bought a television set for the school and worked out the National Assembly program for the year. 11 Class of 1955 Officers W ■ Ken Phillips President Frances Reis Secretary Randy Christensen Vice President Curtis Stinnett Sergeant-at-arms 12 Pat Ahrens Wilma Andersen Lillian Bales Elton Beach Roy Burton Margaret Boyer Shirley Briles Basil Carr Shirley Chamberlin Janet Crane Graduating but not present, Kenneth Martin 13 Irwin Dalke Delbert Disbrow Marcella Dow Jim Dowers Wayne Feller Pat Fowler Alene Freeman Harold Fry John Fry Nona Gable Carol Gavette Warren Goffin 14 ■■KIH Doris Guest Tom Hightower Maureen Hemmis J. D. Lawrence Eugene Littau Wayne Krenz Bob Holt Bill Magar Ardess Hammer Dorothy Kale Arlan Krenz Edgar Manasco Bill Manning Don Mickey Ed Moore Diane Music Don Papke Miles Parmenter Doris Putnam 16 Pat Schaefer Harold SchoIlian Mary Scofield Keith Scott Bob Vose Harley Wallace Litta Belle Walker Jon Warner Class Advisers: Mr. Bissell Mrs. Seim 17 Ramona Wheeler Ronald Wrey Thelma (Schott) Mitchell Gridders Lose Only One Game Bob Stewart’s Cougars ended an unusual ’54 football season by losing only one game, yet winning but four other games. This result was accomplished by the Cougars fighting to a draw in three other games. These were with Stayton, Gervais, and Salem Bible Academy. Cascade finished fourth in Capitol League standings. Season Record Cascade 13 Silverton 7 Cascade 7 Central 26 Cascade 14 Bible Academy 14 Cascade 14 Serra 13 Cascade 20 Nestucca 0 Cascade 34 Philomath 7 Cascade 7 Gervais 7 Cascade 14 Stayton 14 First row: Coach Bob Stewart, E. Beach, W. Feller, K. Phillips, B. Vose, Co-captain I. Dalke, Assistant Coach Cal Hersey. Second row: B. Carr, R. Burton, L. Horsley, J. Bethel, J. Towery, K. Christensen, Co-captain D. Mickey, C. Lacey. Third row: J. Pflug, T. Husted, G. Speer, H. Fry, J. Uhrhammer, B. Smith, R. Hilton, R. Fultz. Fourth row: G. Downer, F. Brown, K. Clark, A. Spurlock, P. Peters, N. Franzen. ( Not in picture: D. Papke, C. Stinnett, A. Krenz) 18 In a muddy huddle on the sidelines with the coaches, the first string prepares to return to overwhelm Philomath. 19 Lining up for their last season of play for Cascade are (L. to R.) Harold Fry, end; Basil Carr, tackle; Bob Vose, guard; Elton Beach, center; Roy Burton, guard; Co-captain Irwin Dalke, tackle; Ken Phillips, end. Seniors in the backfield are Wayne Feller (14), quarterback; Co-captain Don Mickey (29), halfback. Others are Alan Spurlock and Jim Towery. Frosh Gridsters First Row: S. Gillespie, J. Briles, B. Watkins, K. Hankel, R, Towery, R. Younger, M. Schollian. Second Row: F. Radie, B. Nicholson, D. Dahl, G. Lewis, C. Meyers, K. Stanford, D. Franzen. Third Row: D. Smith, L. Baker, D. Whitehead, D. Melcher, L. Cureton, J. Pyell, J. Wilcox. Fourth Row: L. Bettelyoun, L. Gunderrnan, A. Younger. Coached by Lyle King the freshmen won three, lost one. Just before the Central game Laurel Warner tapes crepe paper while Janet Crane hands her the ribbon. Gene Winkle and Rita Phillips swing while Ken Martin and Donna Brown sway. Leroy Horse ly and parmer Sharon Cork share the floor with many other couples at a sock hop after the game. Conducting experiments in Mr. Gralap's chemistry class are E. Littau, B. Holt, D. Ward (student teacher), Mr. Gralap, N. Franzen, W. Glidewell, C. Peters, and H. Wallace. Classes Advance in Learning It’s pickling time! Home Ec. students S. Cork, G. Riches, B. Reed, J. Wheeler, G. Browning, and C. Beaumont practicing canning teachniques are being observed at left by D. Blocker, E. Hatch, J. Turnbull, 22 V. Wallace, and M. Schaefer. Visual aids are helpful in Ag. class, too. Viewing slides are K. Martin, H. Fry, B. Carr, K. Scott, Mr. Ward, J. Fry, J. D. Lawrence, E. Beach, Mr. Dutton, W. Goffin and W. Feller. OSC’S representative interests Seniors E. Littau, H. Wallace, R. Wrey, J. Crane, T. Hightower, A. Hammer, D. Putnam, W, Andersen on college visitation day. Freshmen 'Enjoy' Initiation Greenhorns Cleo Bidwell, Linda Lee, Don Franzen, Kirk Stanford and Floyd McKenney bow down to mighty sophomore Mervin Van Valkenburgh. Freshman students good-naturedly took their medicine as the sophomores officially initiated them into the Cascade family in October. Costumes were colorful and stunts orderly, and the day ended on a happy note with a soph-fresh-man mixer in the gym. Apparently enjoying their misery are Leroy Spack-man. Gene Runions, Gerald Lewis and Duane Mel-cher. Initiates in the chorus line do their best high kick before the student body assembly. Future Homemakers Entertain District Meeting Always an active organization, the Cascade Future Homemakers of America were especially busy with their duties as host chapter for the annual North Willamette district meeting November 6. Heading the organization was Janet Crane, who had been elected district chairman in 1953. Visitors were impressed by the efficient and constructive meeting. UNI TFn I'E: N11RI$ Be T UR M□ N -3 Pat Ahrens and Carol Gavette distribute apples at one of the buzz sessions of the district meeting. Lettered on the curtain of the stage was the theme of the program United We Work for Better Homes. F. H. A. First row: J. Gruchow, L. Warner, S. Edwards, E. DeCamp (Advisor), M. D'rager, W. Glidewell, R, Campbell Second row: P. Campbell, R. Phillips, V, Shirley, L. McGill, A. Graves, D. Brown, P. Schaefer Third row: M. Boyer, M. Scofield, C. Gavette, M. Papke, P. Ahrens, J. Crane, K. Vose F. H. A. First row: S, Gisler, R, Kaiser, M, Scheafer, D. Franzen, G. Potter, S. Cork, B. Spurlock, J. Wheeler Second row: C. Tomlinson, M. Carpenter, L. Scofield, M. Myers, C. Beaumont, G. Riches, B. Wallace, C, Page, D. Blocker Third row: E. Ralphs, J. Townsend, R, Gilbert, B. Martin, D. Threlkel, N. Hammer, C. LaRont, J. Cook, L. Lee, M. Harper Future Farmers Stage Annual Parent - Son Banquet F. F. A. boys receive second year awards from Mr. Dutton at annual banquet in November. These boys were first to try new milk vending machine. Left to Right: Harold Fry, Kenny Martin, Wayne Krenz, J. D. Lawrence, Wayne Feller, John Fry, Elton Beach. Checking the growth of the grasses in Cascade's newly established seed nursery are John Jordan, Ronnie Bartels, Tim Husted, Advisor Harold Dutton, and Dennis Brooks. F. F. A. First Row: D. Franzen, F. Wheeler, J. Wilcox, F. Neuensc ha wander, B. Guest, H. Dutton (Advisor), K. Hankel, J. Baker, R. Towery, E. Chamberlin. Second Row: G. Bruce, J. Towery, G. Speer, R, Dowe, W. Wilkinson, J. D. Lawrence, J. Uhrhammer G. Downer, J. Freeman, D. Morrissette. Third Row: C. Pletzer, K. Martin, R. Rawie, E. Beach, M. Van Valkenburg, D. Whitehead, W. Goffin, W. Feller, K. Stanford. First Row: O. Dow, A. Martin, B. Watkins, G. Davis, D. Dahl, D. Ward (Student Teacher, D. Priddy, D. Cook, J. Stanley, C. Meyers. Second Row: E. Hansen, H. Fry, T. Ruggles, K. Brooks, D. Melcher, A. Spurlock, L. Gunderman, B. Carr, K. Scott, J. Jordon, R. Williams, F. Melcher. Third Row: W. Lee, R. Hilton, G. Runions, R. Fultz, B. Read, S. Etzel, R. Bartels, K. Cook, P. Poole, D. Martin. 28 First Row: S. Edwards, J. Gruchow, L. Lee. S. Cork, S. Gisler, G. Huber, M. Myers, C. La Ront. Second Row: D. Brown, P. Campbell, A. Graves, R. Campbell, V. Shirley, M. Drager, G. Riches, C. Freeman, L. Magee. Third Row: B. Dahl, M Lacey, A. Freeman, D. Threlkel, L. Hunt, R. Gilbert, C. Beaumont, Miss Middlebusher (advisor). Pep Club, Lettermen Sponsor Carnival First Row: G. Winkle, D. Hampton, C. Stinnett, J. Grimes, Mr. Seim (advisor), B. Vose, H. Fry, F. Brown, R. Burton, A. Krenz. Second Row: H. Schollian, C. Lacey, K. Phillips, A. Spurlock, G. Speer, D. Papke, K. Christensen, J. D. Lawrence, E. Sproul, L. Horsley, E. Hansen, B. Holt, N. Franzen. Third Row: J. Fry, J. Towery, I. Dalke, B. Carr, S. McGill, J. Pflug, J. Uhrhammer, E. Beach, W. Goffin, D. Mickey, S. Etzel. 29 Clarissa Tomlinson and Alene Freeman duck the sponges tnrown by Ramona Wheeler as Forrest Wneeler, Ethel Ralphs, Dick Henderson; Ken Clark and Gene Hill cheer her on. Carnival Activities Varied Janice Wheeler (top left) plays the innocent bystander while Stanley McGill, Jerry Pflug, Sandra Edwards and Wilma Glidewell provide the fisherman's luck at the fish pond, a popular corner. Serving up hot dogs, cake, pie and otter goodies at the refreshment stand were Joyce Gruchow, Alice Graves, Rita Phillips, Pat Campbell and Roberta Campbell. The main attraction was the Bingo game run by Don Papke, Elton Beach, Harold Fry and Bob Vose. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the Carnival Queen, Freshman Mary Jo Lacey. Standing at left are Princesses Verla Shirley, Ramona Wheeler and Jeanette Townsend. The hard times party November 12 uncovered new creative abilities. Displaying their talents are Janet Crane, John Fry, Bruce Headrick. Pat Ahrens, Roberta Campbell, Warren Goffin, Myra Myers, Norman Harper, Sharon Cork, and Gary Downer. Repeating as girl intramural volleyball champions again this year were Captain Pat Schaefer, Janet Busby, Diane Music, Dorothy Kale, Litta Belle Walker, Lillian Bales, fclene Freeman, Maureen Hemmis, Doris Guest, LaVonne Thompson, and Pat Fowler. Winter No More Homework For Two Days “No More Home Work’’ was only the title of the Senior Class play- a three act comedy which was presented December 9 and 10. Many of the parts were double cast to give more students a chance to perform. Martin Boehme discusses his troubles with acting secretary Mary Scofield, The Villa iness.f Above right). Ramona Wheeler applies makeup to Kenny Phillips as Harold Fry brushes up on his lines, preparatory to the final performance. Members of the play cast smile with delight following a successful matinee peform-ance. Sales girls ready to serve the customers are Margaret Boyer, Mary Scofield, Shirley Chamber-lain, Frances Reis, Maureen Hemmis, Linda Smith, LaVonne Thompson, and Pat Schaefer. Student Store Does Rushing Business One of the main sources of revenue for the student body is the student store, which sells candy and school supplies. The store is operated by girls from Mrs. Angus’ commercial classes. Dorothy Kale writes out receipts for annual payments from Sandra Zwicker, Bruce Headrick, and Jeannette Townsend. First in line for an after-lunch candy bar are Marion Schollian, Janice Cook, Lenora Pumam and Albert Younger. 35 Musicians Active Throughout Year The music department kept up an active pace throughout the year. In addition to providing music at athletic events, the band joined with the chorus in Christmas and spring evening concerts. The new pep band, organized before basketball season, pleased crowds wherever it appeared. In February, Sharon Cork, Arlan Krenz, and Nat Christensen took part in the Goldman clinic and concert at Salem. Three members of the choir—Pat Ahrens, Keith Christensen and Don Papke—were selected to sing with the All-State Choir in March at Portland. Also in March was the district music contest in which Mr. Bissell’s musicians rated well. Sharon Cork was also chosen to play with the All-Northwest Band at Eugene in April. 36 The newly-formed pep band, which chose the name Cascatrazz Cats , performs at a basketball game with a popular rendition of swing tunes. Mr. Bissell directs the mixed chorus at the annual Christmas concert. First Row: D. Kale, K. Vose, D. Brown, M. Hemmis, L. Walker, M. Papke, A. Graves, R. Phillips, L. Warner, S. Gisler. Second Row: D. Putnam, L. McGill, A. Hammer, P. Ahrens, J. Turnbull, B. Smith, A. Freeman, R. Gilbert, J. Townsend, M. Runions, N. Hatfield. Third Row: D. Franzen, C. Beaumont, D. Hein, R. Younger, M. Hoffman, B. Dalke, R. Campbell, G. Potter. Fourth Row: G. Runions, E. Foster, N. Franzen, G. Downer, J. Uhrhammer, K. Christensen, D. Papke, A. Younger, E. Beach, W. Goffin, R. Burton, J. Peterson. Hidden behind Mr. Bissell are J. Crane and C. Freeman. At the first annual alumni Christmas Ball, Rita Phillips dances with alumnus Ron Chaddick. At right are IdellaWeible and Don Wipper, '54, and in the background are Randy Christensen and Ardess Hammer. Charlotte LaRont and Margaret Littau serve refreshments to Marcella Harper, Keith Christensen, Ray and Janet Busby. Holiday Spirit Catches Cascadians The Christmas Ball this year marked the beginning of a tradition. Under the auspices of the Student Council, the decision was made to invite all Cascade alumni and to continue it as an annual homecoming event. This made attendance larger and upperclassmen were glad to see the old familiar faces again as everyone danced the evening away to the music of Stubby Mills in an atmosphere of “Winter Wonderland.” Classes were held right up until Christmas Eve, but that afternoon was marked by homeroom parties and ended with a general assembly and carol-sing. In Spanish class, Sandra Edwards tries an old Mexican custom, breaking the pinata filled with goodies while Lula Reed, Ival Parker, Elsa Dodson, Sandra Ruggles, and Joyce Hof-enbredl wait to pick up las dulces when it breaks. Santa Claus Stewart passes out the gifts to his Algebra students. Myra Myers and Albert Younger eagerly await theirs. First Row: R. Gilbert, S. Zwicker, M. Schaefer, M. Harper, B. Spurlock, J. Wheeler, R. Wheeler, H. Stover. Second Row: J. Smith, M. Boehme, A, Younger, J, Fry, A. Spurlock, B. Smith, L. Horsley, M. Keudell. Third Row: Mr. Hough, (Advisor), D. Magee, F. Brown, C Lacey, N. Franzen, W. Goffin, R. Burton, H. Fry, W. C. Whitfield, E. Hanson. Visual Aids Club First Row: G. Arthur, S. Rawie, S. Fry, C. Thomlinson, A. Bitterman, C. Beaumont, D. Threlkel, G. Davis. Second Row: Mr. Hough, B. Mann, J. Huff, L. Putnam, J. D. Gordon, L. Weston, D. Killin. Third Row: L. Dively, R. Hilton, P. Poole, D. Brooks, E. Landes, G. Bruce, R. Fultz. First Row: V. Shirley, A. Graves, R. Phillips, M. Middlebusher ( advisor), L. Warner, D. Kale, L. Walker, Second Row: S. Gisler, S, Chamberlin, A. Freeman, L. McGill, S. Rawie, L. Thompson, J. Hofenbredl, L. Smith. Third Row: M. Boyer, M. Scofield, C. Gavette, P. Ahrens, A. Hammer, J. Crane, P. Schaefer, D. Music. G. A. A. Sponsors 'Jean Day' First Row: K. Vose, E. Ralphs, S. Cork, G. Riches, M. Myers, L. Scofield, R. Kaiser. Second Row: M. Schaefer, J. Gruchow, M. Drager, M. Papke, N. Hammer, C. LaRont, B. Martin, C. Freeman. Third Row: S. Edwards, P. Campbell, M. Lacey, D. Threlkel, D. Brown, W. Glidewell, R. Campbell, S. Fry. 40 The cooks, Mrs. Hough, Mrs. Benner and Mrs. Schelske are busy preparing lunch be-for the charge of the three hundred. Assistant custodian Bob Mickey pauses for breath during the after-school cleanup. Leaving in January, he was replaced by Moe Peterson. Who said the lunch line wasn't long? Chief custodian Red Ruby readjusts a thermostat for the cold weather. 41 Captain Ed Sprout and Coach Cal Her-sey proudly look over Capitol League and District 11-A2 trophies. Fighting Basketeers Make Top Record The 1954-55- Cascade Cougars, pulling the biggest upset in the hoop history of Cascade under the leadership of their newly acquired coach. Cal Hersey, beat off enough contenders to win a co-championship of the Capitol League. They tied with Central, winning eight and losing two games. Not letting up, they went on to win the District 11-A2 Tournament, and in winning, they earned the right to meet the South Salem Saxons. Engineering one of the biggest upsets in state prep basketball, they crut down the Saxons in the first contest in the two out of three series. This was not enough, though, as the taller and more confident Saxons captured the next two games for the right to go to the State Basketball Tournament. Leading the team in scoring was Captain Ed Sproul. He was rated by his team-mates as most valuable player to the team and captured a spot on the Capitol League All-Star team. He also won a place on the District 11-A2 Tournament All-Star team and topped this off with honorable mention for All-State. Other seniors on this fighting team were J. D. Lawrence, Don Mickey, Wayne Feller, Harold Schollian, Randy Christensen. The 1954-55 Cascade Cougars, one of the leading teams in the history of Cascade: W. Feller, H. Schollian, G. Speer, J. D. Lawrence, J. Pflug, R. Christensen, J. Uhrhanimer, D. Mickey, G Winkle E. Sproul. ’ 42 Jim Uhrhammer leaps high for a rebound as Don Mickey is poised to help in this tussle against Stay ton, but the Eagles upset the Cougars on the home court. Sproul hits for two of his many points against Silver-ton in District play; Uhrhammer at right. Not to be denied, the Cougars staved off a late Silverton rally to win by a single point. Below, Sproul fires away as Mickey (13) and Lawrence (15) wait for rebound in final game of District Tournament. The Cascades clinched the title by defeating North Marion 55-51. The conquering Cougars give a jubilant cheer for North Marion after capturing the District 11-A2 trophy. Viewing student art inspired by the conquest of South Salem are Roy Burton, Fred Brown, Norma Hayes and Elsa Dodson. The close of a successful season: Fathers of the basketball players are pictured with their sons at a banquet prepared by the mothers in March. 44 The team led by John Grimes became champions of the noon intramural league. First Row (below): B. Nicholson, J. Grimes, F. McKenny. Second Row: R. Korkow, K. Brooks, T. Husted, B. Carr. J. V. Basketball Although the JV’s won but five of their eighteen games, most of the games were lost by very small margins, the team scoring an average of 39 points against 42.5 for opponents. !t.i! BHKJrJJ J. V. 's, First Row: P. Poole, E. Hansen, J. Stanley, J. Crume, L. Dively, Coach John Seim. Second Row: D. Nordlien, J. Boies, G. Nichols, S. Etzel, G. Downer. Freshman Basketball The freshman hoopsters, pictured below, enjoyed a successful season, winning eight and losing only two games. First Row: R. Towery, J. Baker, J. Briles, M. SchoIlian, L. Atkinson. Second Row: K. Hankel, E. Jones, C. Meyer, J. Lyons, R. Younger, J. Miller. Third Row: G. Runions, L. Spackman, D. White-head, A. Schmidt, Coach Lyle King. Varsity Managers, whose duties included looking after equipment and keeping records, were Ronnie Korkow, Ken Clark and Norman Franzen. Jayvee yell leaders ( left, from bottom) were Marcella Harper, Gail Gotchall, Clarissa Tomlinson, Roxanne Kaiser, and Bruce Headrick (center). Leading varsity yells were Rita Phillips, Laurel Warner, Janet Crane and Gaylene Potter. The seniors did it again! Girls intramural basketball champs were P. Schaefer, A. Freeman, D. Kale, M. Hemmis, D. Music and L. Thompson. 46 Popular entertainers at half-times were the strutting majorettes (below) led by Donna Brown ( front). In back row, from left, are Pat Campbell, Verla Shirley, Sandra Edwards. Referee checks as Bob Vose tries to pin his Central opponent. He did, and Cascade won. Don Papke and Ken Martin grapple for the pleasure of the spectators during half-time of a basketball game. First Wrestling Team Competes A new sport introduced at Cascade this year was intercollegiate wrestling. This is a type of wrestling in which no holds are allowed which would move the limbs of the body out of their normal range. The season was fairly successful, considering it was the first-year of the sport at Cascade. Of seven meets, the Stewart-coached grapplers won two and lost five. First Row: E. Foster, D. Dahl, F. McKenny, E. Chamberlin, D. Franzen, L. Edwards, F. Wheeler, J. Grimes. Second Row: B. Mann, W. C. Whitfield, G. Cobum, J. Lewis, C. Lacey, I. Dalke, D. Papke, Coach Stewart. Third Row: R. Fultz, K. Martin, B. Vose, K. Phillips, A. Younger, K. Christensen, R. Hilton. 47 Magician Duke Montague prepares to amputate the hand of Marcella Harper, who receives moral support from Keith Christensen, Marimba artist does novelty act during a National Assembly. 48 Students, captivated by an assembly performance, find relief from classes. Margie Papke, named champion pie baker at Cascade, is busy preparing her specialty. A new project undertaken by Mrs. Seim's Sophomore English class was the makeup and layout of a magazine. Busy at various production tasks are Geraldine Browning, Jean Turnbull, Kay Stark, and Carol Freeman. Honor Society Inducts New Members Eight old members of National Honor Society inducted thirteen new members on February 23, at an all school assembly. Membership in this organization is based upon high standards in performance in scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Janet Crane helps to induct new Honor Society members. First Row: J. Gruchow, L. Warner, C. Gavette, M. Boyer, L. Smith, D. Music. Second Row: D. Franzen, R. Campbell, M. Drager, A. Freeman, P. Ahrens, M. Scofield, J. Crane, P. Schaefer. Third Row: B. Smith, A. Krenz, I. Dalke, D. Papke, M. Boehme, F. Brown, W. Feller, N. Franzen. 50 Juniors Sponsor Talent Show A talent show featuring talent from all classes was sponsored by the Juniors in February. The Three in Two was presented by Miss Middlebusher and Donna Brown. The Three Old Crows - Martin Boehme, Basil Carr, and Irwin Dalke - told jokes and funny stories. Pat Ahrens and Janet Crane pantomimed The Two Love Birds. Charlotte LaRont, Margaret Littau, and Barbara Dahl serve refreshments at the Christmas Ball. Clarissa Tomlinson provides half time entertainment for the spectators at the Cascade-South Salem game. Students enjoy themselves at the Jeans Day dance. fv? ■ IFOLLOWAEl Pu t your'IOODc. f M5C, .. y«ars to come Easy rrr� S Do iT Nouj ! Sporting the sandwich sign used to advertise the 1955 Cascadian is Editor Alene Freeman. Juniors Score Hit With'Caroline' All the boys were excited about Caroline, the new girl in school, and plotted to get a date. First chance went to Bob Smith, but his buddies bet that “You Can’t Kiss Caroline.’’The events leading up to the kiss provided three acts of delightful comedy. The role of Caroline was played in alternate performances by Roberta Campbell and Margie Drager, and several other parts were also double-cast. The play was directed by Miss Haner. Bob Smith wins an unexpected kiss from Roberta Campbell ( Caroline ) and a wager from his buddies. First Row: V. Shirley, J. Gruchow, M. Drager, S. Edwards, B. Walsh, R. Campbell, D. Franzen, M. Fos-ter. Second Row: F. Brown, N. Harper, B. Smith, R. Korkow, K. Christensen, S. Etzel, C. Lacey, R. Bartels. Charlotte Hilton as Caroline's little sister is bribed with an end less stream of ice cream sodas by schemers Le-Roy Horsley, Norman Harper, Spencer Etzel and Keith Christensen. Typists Form Commercial Club The advanced typing class taught by Mrs. Angus during sixth period organized a Commercial Club this year which met during the regular class time. First Row: M. Hemmis, D. Kale, P. Schaefer, J. Crane, W. Andersen. Second Row: L. Thompson, N. Mock, M. Boyer, N. Gable, S. Chamberlin, M. Scofield, F. Reis, P. Fowler, L. Smith. 55 First Row: C. Lacey, I. Dalke, B. Holt, H. Schollian, B. Smith, F. Brown, W. Feller, Second Row: J. Uhrhammer, P. Peters, W. Wilkinson, L. Dively, G. Downer, J. Grimes, Third Row: H. Wallace (manager), J, Pflug. G. Speer, N, Franzen, R. Bartels ( manager). Coach Stewart. Cascade Continues Diamond Mastery The 1954 baseball team, carrying on the tradition of the mighty nines of the past, went through all its Capitol League contests without a defeat and earned the right to play the rugged Banks High team for the district title. Playing like champions, the Cougars edged out the Braves at Waters Park by a 4-2 score. The next week they traveled to Portland for a berth in the State Playoffs and lost a tight game, 2-1. The Cougars ended the season with an overall record of 12 wins and 6 losses. The 1955 team continued the winning pace, winning the only three games permitted by weather before the annual went to press. Pitching mainstays for the ’55 nine were Jerry Pflug and Jim Uhrhammer ( right), and catching was Carl Lacey ( below). 57 First Row: B. Nicholson, D. Martin, J. Pyell, A. Martin, R. Younger, F. McKenny, D. Killin, J. Baker, D. Franzen. Second Row: J. Fry, A. Schmidt, D. Walters, E. Foster, P. Poole, W. Lee, D. Dahl, E. Hansen, Third Row: Manager M. Van Valkenburgh, G. Fredrickson, R. Korkow, A. Spurlock, D. Mickey, J, Tow-ery, B. Carr, K. Martin, Coach Cal Hersey. Cindermen Conclude Year's Sports Program Cascade’s ’55 track team was weaker than usual this year due to the loss of many seniors who formed the power in last year’s team. There were many new prospects out this year, however, that should do well in the future years. Seniors doing especially well in competition this year were Kenneth Martin, a transfer from Salem, running the half mile; Don Mickey, competing in the high jump, javelin and shot put; Harold Fry in the high and low hurdles; John Fry in the pole vault and and shot put, and Basil Carr in the shot put and high jump. 58 Crossing the finish fine far ahead of his opponents is Cascade's 880 man Kenneth Martin. Straining to catch his Sena opponent is high hurdler Harold Fry at the first home meet of the season. Pole vaulter John Fry goes up and over. Basil Carr clears the 5’ 2 mark at the Serra- Cascade meet. 59 The day of GAA initiation saw several weird figures walking the halls. The initiates had to come to school dressed as famous personalities. At right are Linda Scofield, Charlotte LaRont, Sylvia Fry and Ethel Ralphs. Miss Middle bus her's fifth period physical education class, below, is not engaged in normal class activity. This was the annual Easter egg hunt and party, which fortunately came on one of April's spring-like days. 60 Annual art editor Mildred Foster, engrossed in drawing a cartoon figure for the book. Leading their classes through the 1954-55 year were ( seated ) Freshman President Albert Younger, Sophomore President Jeanette Townsend, ( standing ) Senior President Ken Phillips and Junior President Norman Franzen. 61 Underclassmen Wait Their Turn Juniors Among the busiest students in school, were the Juniors who numbered 79. They sponsored a talent show February 17, the Junior class play March 24-25, Junior-senior banquet and prom April 20 and 22. The class officers were Norman Franzen, president; Fred Brown, vice president; Lawrence Dively, secretary; -Spencer Etzel, treasurer; and Norma Hayes, sergeant-at-arms. Class Advisors were Mr. King and Mis. Ruth Riches. First Row: D. Franzen, M. Hoffmann, J. Gruchow, W. Glidewell, S. Edwards, M. Drager, D. Brown, R. Campbell, C. Hilton Second Row: J. Grimes, G. Atkinson, E. Dodson, N. Hayes, L. Hunt, S. Honbeck, B. Dahl, W. Davis, D. Hein Third Row: F. Brown, N. Harper, N. Franzen, R. Bartells, T. Husted, D. Brooks, L. Horsley, K. Cooke, D. Hampton, L. Dively. 62 First Row: I. Parker, M. Littau, L. Warner, V. Shirley, R. Phillips, B. Walsh, G. Potter, S, Mitchell, M. Runions. Second Row: J. Jordan, D. Morrissette, S. Ruggles, B. Smith, S. Rawie, C. Walters, E. Williams, B. Smith, C. Lacey Third Row: B. Read, R. Korkow, H. Krewson, S. McGill, J. Towery. 63 Sophomores The chief activity of the sophomore class, which enrolled 106 this year, was the initiation of freshmen in October. Officers were Jeannette Townsend, president; Sharon Cork, vice president; Janice Wheeler, secretary; Gean Stinnett, treasurer; and Gary Looney, serge ant-at-arms. Miss Haner and Mr. Dutton were class advisors. First Row: A. Bitterman, M. Fowler, C. Beaumont, R. Gilbert, P. Campbell, A. Graves, S. Cork, D. Blocker, S. Gisler. Second Row: C. Choate, B. Guest, R. Fultz, C. Freeman, G. Browning, B. Dalke, E. Green, G. Coburn, D. Cook. Third Row: W. Crume, N. Christensen, K. Clark, G. Downer, J. Boies, G. Bruce, A. Fowler, 64 First Row: E. Hatch. L. McTigret, M. Miller, J. Kronbuegl, W. Lynch, C. Page, M. Parker, M. Myers, G. Huber. Second Row: C. Pletzer, W. Lee, C. LaRont, M. Papke, M. Keudell, G. Looney, R. Hilton. Third Row: J. Huff, P. Poole, H. Hice, G. Nichol, L. Putnam, D. Nordlien, J. Peterson. First Row: K. Schott, K. Stark, M. Taylor, M. Schaefer, J. Townsend, K. Vose, B. Spurlock, L. Reed, J. Wheeler. Second Row: D. Seney, R. Williams, W. Wallace, L. Wright, D. Threlkel, V. Wallace, H. Stover, J. Turnbull, G. Riches, E. Hanson, J. Stanley. Third Row: P. Taylor, T. Ruggles, G. Waters, J. Uhrhammer, M. Van Valkenburgh, W. Wilkinson, G. Speer, A. Spurlock, B. Headrick, G. Wrey. 65 First Row: J. Cook, M. Carpenter, W, Bales, N. Barnett, C. Bidwell, M. Garbe, D. Coburn, S. Fry, G. Gotchall. Second Row: E. Chamberlin, C. Choate, L. Bogue, L. Doran, J. Brown, W. Combs, R. Craven, L. Edwards, G. Arthur, D. Franzen. Third Row: O. Dow, E. Foster, R. Fredrickson, L. Baker, L. Bettelyoun, R. Dowe, L. Cureton, J. Freeman, D. Dahl, G. Davis. Freshmen 66 First Row: D. Hein. J. Lynch, L. Magee, O. Honbeck, M. Harper, J. Hurley, D. Hatch, Kelso, E. Mudgett. Second Row: F. McKinney, L. Lee, C. Hennies, R. Kaiser, M. Lacey, B. Hatch, N. Hammer, M. Me Claskey, B. Martin, B. Lawrence, J. Krewson. Third Row: G. Hunt, W. McGinnis, D. Martin, D, Melcher, L. Gunderman, R. Henderson, M. Gower, D. Killin, A. Martin. First Row: M. Whitman, E. Ralphs, S. Wrey, D. Straight, C. Tomlinson, P. Whelan, L. Peterson, P. Smith, E. Stinnett. Second Row: F. Wheeler, I. Spears, Y. Poet, J. Smith, S. Zwicker, L. Putnam, D. Ward, S. Nord-lien, L. Scofield, B. Wallace, F. Neuenschwander. Third Row: W. Smith, J. Shobe, T. Slater, D. Walters, R. Rawie, B. Nicholson, K. Stanford, L. Weston, B. Watkins. The largest freshman en- First Row: L. Atkinson, M. Schollian, J. Briles, J. Lyons, R. Towery. Second Row: K. Hankel, C. Meyer, E. Jones, J. Wilcox, R. Younger. Third Row: A. Schmidt, L. Spackman, D. Whitehead, G. Runions, J. Miller. 67 Until We Meet Again 68 This yearbook would not have been possible without the support of the patrons and advertisers whose names appear below and on the following pages. They deserve your patronage. Western Auto Store Stayton, Oregon Stayton Bakery Stayton, Oregon Nu Method Cleaners Stayton, Oregon Meyer's IGA Store Barber's Market Turner, Oregon lack's Sporting Goods 185 First Street Stayton, Oregon Keith Brown Lumber Yard Front Court Salem, Oregon Frey Grocery Stayton, Oregon Frere's Building Supply Stayton, Oregon Grabenhorst Bros. Realtors 134 S. Liberty Street Salem, Oregon Les Newman's 179 N. 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P. 2; Class Sec. 3; Dramatics. 13,25.26,32,37,40,50. 51. ANDERSEN, WILMA. FHA; Dancing; Play comm. 3,4; Commercial Club. 13,23,55. BALES, LILLIAN. FHA; GAA Point Sec. 2; Dancing; Annual; Class Treas. 1; Tumbling. 13,32. BEACH, ELTON. FFA Sec. 3, Pres. 4, Dist. Rep. 4; Letterman; Dancing; Glee; Fireman; JV Baseball; Football; JV Basketball; Class play 4; Class Pres. 1. 13,18,20.23.27,28.29,31.37. BOEHME, MARTIN. FFA; Dancing; Journalism; Visual Aids; NHS; Class play 3,4, Dramatics. 13,34,39,50,51. BOYER, MARGARET. FHA Song Leader 3; GAA V. Pres. 3; Dancing; Band V. P. 3; NHS; Class play 4; S. B. Treas.; HR Rep.; Commercial Club. 10,13,26,35,40,50,55,60. BRJLES, SHIRLEY. 13. BURTON, ROY. Trans, from Salem 2; Letterman; Dancing; Visual Aids Treas. 3; Glee; Football; Track; Class play 3,4; Dramatics. 13.18,20,29,37,39,44. BUSBY, JANET. FHA; Dancing; Pep Club; Annual Bus. Mgr.; Yell Leader; Class Treas. 4. 2, 12,32,38. CARR, BASIL. FFA; Letterman; Breeze staff; Fireman; Football; Track; Wrestling; Dramatics. 13,18,20,23, 28,29,44,51,58,59. CHAMBERLIN, SHIRLEY. FHA Historian 3; GAA; Dancing; PepClub; NHS; Class play 4; Dramatics; Commercial Club. 13,35,40,55. CHRISTENSEN, RANDY. Trans, from Van Nuys, Cal. 3; FFA 3. Letterman; Dancing; Basketball; Class V. P. 4. 12,38,42. CRANE, JANET. FHA Dist. chairman 3; GAA Treas. 2; Dancing; Pep Club; Band; Glee; NHS; Yell Leader; Class play 3; Tumbling; Dramatics, Commercial. 13,21,23.25,26,32,40,46,50,51,55. DALKE, IRWIN. FFA; Letterman; Fireman; NHS; Baseball, Football Co-Captain; Basketball; Wrestling; Class Pres. 2; SB Vice Pres. 3; SB Pres. 4, HR Rep. 1. 10,14,18,20,29.47,50,51,56. DISBROW, DELBERT. Fireman, Class play 4, Tumbling, 14. DOWERS, JIM. FFA, Journalism, Visual Aids, Dramatics. 14. FELLER, WAYNE. FFA Treas. 4; Letterman Sec.-Treas. 3,4; Dancing Rep.; Journalism Sports Ed. 3; Fireman; NHS Pres. 4; Baseball, Captain; Football; Class V. P. 1; SB Sgt-at-arms 2; HR rep. 4; Tumbling . 10.15,18,19. 20, 23, 27, 42, 50, 56. FOWLER, PAT. Class play 4; Commercial Club Sec. 4. 15,32,55. 76 FREEMAN, ALENE. FHA; GAA Pt. chairman 4; Pep Club; NHS; Cas-cadian Editor; Play Comm. 3.4. 2.15,19,30,32.37,40.46,50,52. FRY, HAROLD. FFA Sent. 4; Letterman; Dancing; Yell Leader 3; Journalism; Visual Aids; Fireman; Football; Track; Class play 4; Dramatics. 15,18,20. 23.27,28,29,31, 34,39, 58, 59. FRY, JOHN. FFA; Letterman; Yell Leader 3; Journalism; Visual Aids; Football; Track; Class play 4; Tumbling. 15,23,27,29, 32,39,58, 59. GABLE, NONA. Journalism; Band; Play comm. 4; Dramatics; Commercial Club; All-School play 1. 15,55. GAVETTE, CAROL. FHA Vice Pres. 2, Pres. 3; Social Chairman 4; GAA; Dancing; Pep Club; Band; NHS; Class play,3,4. 15,25,26,40,50. GOFF1N, WARREN. FFA Sec. 4; Letterman; Dancing; Journalism; Basketball mgr. 3; Track mgr. 2,3; Class play 4; Dramatics. 15,23, 28,29.32,37,39. GUEST DORIS. FHA; GAA; Journalism; Commercial Club 4. 15, 32, 71. HAMMER, ARDESS. GAA Vice Pres. 4; Dancing; Journalism, Sec. 3; Band; Glee; Breeze Ass’t Ed. 4; Class play 4; Dramatics. 15,23, 37.38.40. HEMMIS, MAUREEN .Trans, from Beloit, Wis. 2; Glee; Commercial Club; Cascadian Ass’t Ed. 2,15,32,35,37,46,55. HIGHTOWER, TOM. Journalism V. P. 3; Band; Glee; Cascadian staff. 15,23. HOLT, BOB. FFA; Letterman; Visual Aids Treas. 2; Band; Baseball; Class V. P. 3; Class Treas. 4; HR rep. 4. 4,16,22,29,56. KALE, DOROTHY. FHA Song Leader 2; GAA Pt. chairman 2; Dancing rep. ,2,3,4; Pep Club; Journalism; Yell Leader 3; Play comm. 3; Class play 4; Dramatics; Commercial Club. 16,32,35,37,40,46,55. KRENZ, ARLAN. FFA; Letterman; Band; Fireman; NHS Vice Pres. 4; Football; Class play 3; HR rep. 3. 16,29,50. KRENZ, WAYNE. FFA Sent. 2; Letterman; Band; Fireman; Football; JV Basketball; Class Sgt-at-arms 1. 16,27. LAWRENCE, J. D. Trans, from Hatfield. Ark., 3; FFA; Letterman; Basketball. 16,23, 27,28.29,42. LITTAU, EUGENE. Visual Aids. 16,22,23. MAGAR, BILLY. FFA. 16. MANASCO, EDGAR. Trans, from Coos Bay, 4. 16. MANNING, BILL. Trans, from Salem 2; Wrestling. 16. MARTIN, KENNETH. Trans, from Salem 4; FFA; Letterman; Track; Wrestling. 21.23,27,28,47, 58. McGILL, LEOLA. FHA Treas. 3, Reporter 2; Journalism; Band; Glee; Class play 4; Class Sgt. -at-arms 2. 16,26,37,40. MICKEY, DON. FFA; Letterman; Dancing; Fireman; Fire Chief 4; J. V. Baseball; Football Co-Captain 4; Basketball; Track; Class Pres. 3; HR rep. 16,18,20,42,58. MOORE, ED. Band. 16. MUSiC, DIANE. FHA Parliamentarian 1, Historian 2; GAA Pt. Sec. 3; Dancing Club Pres. 2,3; Pep Club; NHS Sec. 4; Yell Leader 3; Breeze staff; Cascadian Bus. Mgr. 4. 2,16,29,32,40,46,50. PAPKE, DON. FFA; Letterman; Dancing; Visual Aids; Glee; Fireman; NHS; Football; JV Basketball; Wrestling; Cascadian staff 4; Class Sec. 1; HR rep; Tumbling. 16,29.31,37.47,50. PARMENTER, MILES. FFA; Wrestling; Class Treas. 2. 17. PHILLIPS, KENNY. Letterman; Dancing; Band Pres. 4; Fireman; Football; Wrestling; Class play 3,4; Class Pres. 4. 12,18,20,29,34, 47.61. PUTNAM, DORIS. Dancing; Glee; Play comm. 17,23,37,60. REIS, FRANCES. FHA .1; Journalism; Band; Commercial Club; Class play 4; Class Sec. 4. 12,35,55,60. SCHAEFER, PAT. Salutatorian; FHA Treas. 2, V. Pres. 4; GAA; NHS; Commercial Club; Play comm. 3,4; Tumbling; Dramatics. 4,16,26,32, 35,40.46,50,55. SCHOLUAN, HAROLD. FFA; Letterman; Band; Baseball; JV Football; Basketball; Tumbling. 16, 29,42, 56. SCOFIELD, MARY. Valedictorian; FHA Sec. 2, Reporter 3; GAA; Dancing; Pep Club; Journalism Pres. 4; Band Sec. 4; NHS; Breeze staff; Dramatics; Class Sec. 2; Tumbling; Commercial Club. 17, 26,34,35,40.50,55. SCOTT, KEITH. FFA; Fireman. 17,23,28. SMITH, LINDA. GAA; Pep Club; Band; NHS; Commercial Club; Class play 3,4; SB Sec. 4. 10,17,35,40, 50,55. SPROUL, ED. Letterman; Basketball Captain 4; Glee 3; Trans, from Battleground, Wn. 3. 17,29,42. STINNETT, CURTIS. Letterman; Fireman; Football; JV Basketball; Class Sgt-at-arms 4; HR rep. 2; Tumbling. 12,19,29. TAYLOR, MARY. FHA; Band; Play comm. 4. 17. THOMPSON, LaVONNE. FHA; GAA; Dancing; Journalism; Class play 3,4; HR rep. 4; Tumbling; Commercial Club Pres. 4. 17,32,35,40, 46, 55. VOSE, BOB. FFA; Letterman Pres. 4; Dancing; Fireman; Football; Wrestling; HR rep. 4. 17,18,20,29,31,47. WALKER, LITTA BELLE. Gleei Class play 4; Class Treas. 3; Trans, to Scio Jan., 4. 17,32,37,40. WALLACE, HARLEY. FFA; Dancing; Visual Aids; Fireman; JV Baseball; Vars. Baseball Mgr. 4. 17. 22,23,56. WARNER, JON. Dancing rep. 3; Band; Fireman; JV Football. 17. WHEELER, RAMONA. FHA; Dancing; Visual Aids Sec. 3,4; Band; Glee; Class play 4; Class Sec. 1; HR rep. 2; Tumbling. 17,30,31, 34 39 WINN, MARCELLA. Class play 4; Trans, from Girls Poly, Portland, 2. 16. WREY, RONALD. FFA; Dancing; Visual Aids; Fireman; Cascadian photography. 17,23. JUNIORS Atkinson, Gail. 62. Bartels, Ronald. 27,28,54,56,62. Bridges, Leo. Brooks, Dennis. 27,39,62. Brooks, Kenneth. 28,44. Brown, Donna. 21,26,29,37,40,46,51,62. Brown, Fred. 18,29,39,44,50,54,56,62. Campbell, Roberta. 26,29,31,32,37,40,50,54,60,62. Christensen, Keith. 18,29,37,38,47,48,54,55. Coleman, Robert. Cooke, Kenneth. 28,62. Dahl, Barbara. 29,52,62. Davis, Winifred. 62. Dively, Lawrence. 39,45,56,62. Dodson, Elsa. 38,44,62. Drager, Margie. 26,29,40,50,54,62. Edwards, Sandra. 26.29,30,38,40,46,54,60,62. Etzel, Spencer. 22,28,29,45,54,55,62. Foster, Mildred. 54,60,61. Franzen, Uorothy. 10,26,37,50,54,60,62. Franzen, Norman. 18,22,29,37,39,45,50,56.61,62. 77 Glidewell, Wilma. 10. 22, 26,30,40, 62. Grimes, John. 29,44,47,56,62. Gruchow, Joyce. 26,29,31,40,50,54,60,62. Hampton, Don. 29,62. Harper, Norman. 32,54,55,62. Hayes, Norma. 44,62. Hein, Dariene. 37,62. Hightower, Jim. Hilton, Charlotte. 10,55,62. Hofenbredl, Joyce. 38,40. Hoffman, Marilyn. 37,62. Hornbeck, Susan. 62. Horsley, Leroy. 18,21,29,39,55,62. Huber, Cordell. Hunt, Linda Lee. 29,62. Husted, Tim. 18,27,44,62. Johnson, Fern. Jordan, John. 27,28,63. Korkow, Ronald. 44,45,54,58,63. Krewson, Howard. 63. Lacey, Carl. 10,18,29.39.47,54.56,57,63. Landis, Eugene. 39. Lensman, Wilma. Littau, Margaret. 38,52,63. McGill, Stanley. 29,30,63. Mann, Mari lee. Mitchell. Shirley. 60,63. Mertle, Gordon. Mock, Nora 55. Morrissette, Dale. 28,63. SOPHOMORES Beaumont, Cora. 11,22,26,29,37,39,64. Bethell, James. 18. Bethell, Norman. Bitterman, Anna Belle. 39,64. . Blocker, Donna. 22,26,64. Boardrow, Sharlene. Boies, James. 45,64. Browning, Geraldine. 22,49,64. Bruce, Glen. 28,39,64. Campbell. Pat. 26,29,31.40,46,64. Choate, Charles. 64. Christesen, Nat. 64. Clark, Kenneth. 18,30,45,64. Coburn, Gordon, 47,64. Cook, David. 28,64. Cork, Sharon. 21,22,26,29,32,40,64. Crume, Wayne. 30,45,64. Da Ike, Bonnie. 11,37,64. Downer, Gary. 18,28,32,37,45,56,64. Fisher, David. Fowler, Alfred. 64. Fowler, Marjorie. 64. Freeman, Carol. 29,37,40,49,64. Fultz, Ronald. 18,28, 39.47,64. Gilbert, Ruth. 26,29,37,39,64. Gisler, Sharon. 26,29,37,40,64. Gordon, J. Dean. 39. Graves. Alice. 26,31,37,40,64. Green, Elwood. 64. Guest, Bill. 28,64. Parker, Ival. 38,63. Peters, Carol. 22. Pflug, Jerry. 18,29,42,56,57. Phillips, Rita. 21,26,31,37,38,40,46,60,63. Potter, Gaylene. 26,37,46,63. Rawie, Shirley. 39, 40, 63. Read, Bill. 28,63. Ruggles, Sandra. 38,63. Runions, Mary Lou. 37,63. Hansen, Eddie. 28,29,39,45,58. Hatch, Evelyn. 22,65. Hatfield, Natalie. 37. Headrick, Bruce. 32,35,46.65. Hendren, Clyde. Hice, Harvey, 65. Hill, Gene. 30. Hilton, Ronald. 18,28,39,47,65. Hoffman, Ruby. Huber, Gloria. 29,65. Huff, Jack. 39,65. Shad, Larry. Shirley, Verla. 26,29,31,40,46,54,63. Smith, Bonnie. 37,63. Smith, Bob. 18,39,50,54,56,63. Tate, Tom. Towery, Jim 18,20,28,29,58,63. Walsh, Betty. 10,54,60,63. Walters, Carole. 63. Warner, Laurel. 10,21,26,40. Weible, Eddie. Williams, Edith. 63. Winkle, Gene. 21,29,42. Wrey, Jim. Keudell. Myrtle. 39,65. Kronbuegel, Joan. 65. LaRont, Charlotte. 25, 26,29,38,40,52,60,65. Lee, Wesley. 28,58,65. Looney, Gary. 65. Lynch, Winona. 65. McTigret, Lorene. 65. Miller, Marilyn. 65. Manasco, Burl. Marble, Victor. Magee, Dale. 39. Mann. Bill. 39,47. Melcher, Frank. 28. Myers, Myra. 26,29,32,38,40,65. 78 Nelson, Oleda. Nichol, Glen. 45,65. Nordlien, Don. 45,65. Page, Connie. 26,65. Papke, Margie. 25,26,37,40,49,65. Parker, Maxine. 65. Peters, Paul. 18,56. Peterson, Jimmie. 37,65. Pletzer, Charles. 28,65. Poole. Philip. 28,39,45,58,65. Priddy, Donald. 28. Puckett, Vernon. Putnam, Lloyd. 65. Reed, Beulah. 22. Reed, Lula. 38,65. Riches, Gladys. 22,26,29,40,65. Rouse, Inantha. Ruggles, Terry. 28,65. Schaefer, Marilyn. 22,26,39,40,65. Schott, Kay. 65. Seney, David. 65. Stanley, Jerry. 28,45,65. Stark, Kay. 49,65. Stinnett, Gean. 64. Stover, Helen. 39,65. Speer, Gene. 18,28,29,42,56. Spurlock, Alan. 18,20,28,29,58,65. Spurlock, Bonita. 26,39,65. Taylor, Margaret. 65. Taylor, Peter. 65. Threlkel, Deanna. 26,29,39,40,65. Townsend, Jeanette. 26,31,35,37,61,64. Turnbull, Jean. 22,37,49,65. Uhrhammer, Jim. 10, 18,28,29.37,42,56,57.65. Van Valkenburgh, Mervin. 24,28,58,65. Vose, Karen. 26,37,40,65. Wallace, Veneta. 22,65. Wallace, Wanda. 65. Waters, George. 65. Watson, Jim. Wheeler, Janice. 22,26,30,65. Whitfield. W. C. 39,47. Wilkinson, Wayne. 28,56,65. Williams, Robert. 28,65. Worle, Carol. Wrey, Gary. 65. Wright, Laverne. 65. FRESHMEN Allen, Alvin. Arthur, Glen. 39,66. Atkinson, Lewis. 45,67. Baker, John. 28,45,58. Baker, Larry. 20,66. Bales, Wanda. 66. Barnett, Neva. 66. Bettelyoun, Leonard. 20,66. Bidwell, Cleo. 24,66. Bouge, Larry. 66. Briles, Jack. 20,45,67. Brown, Jeanette. 66. Carpenter, Mildred. 26,66. Chamberlain, Ellis. 28,47,66. Choate, Clifford. 66. Clark, Ellen. 10. Coburn, Violet. 66. Combs, 66. Cook, Janice. 26,35,66. Cureton, Leon. 20,66. Dahl. David. 20.28.47,58.66. Davis, Glenn. 28,39,66. Doran, Leroy. 66. Dow, Orville. 28,66. Dowe, Ronald. 28,66. Edwards, Lonnie. 47,66. Foster, Eddie. 37,47,58,66. Franzen, Donald. 20,24,28,41,66. Fredrickson, Roger. 66. Freeman, John. 11,28,66. Fry, Sylvia. 39,40,60,66. Garbe, Marjorie. 66. Gillespie, Lawrence. 20. Gotchall, Gayle. 46,66. Gower, Michael. 66. Gunderman, Larry. 20,28,66. Hammer, Nancy. 25,26,40,66. Hankel, Keith. 20,28,45,67. Harper, Marcella. 26,38,39,46,48,66. Hatch, Donna. 66. Hein, Dorothy. 66. Henderson, Richard. 30,66. Hennies, Celeste. 66. Honbeck, Ora Mae. 66. Hunt, Glenn. 66. Hurley, Juanita. 66. Jones, El win. 45,67. Kaiser, Roxanne. 10,26,40,66. Kelso. Peggy. 66. Killin, Douglas. 39,58,66. King, Millie. Krewson, Jay. 66. Lacey, Mary. 29, 31,40,66. Larson, Julia. Lawrence, Bertha. 66. Lee, Linda. 24,26,29,66. Lewis, Gerald. 20,24,47. Lynch, Judith. 66. Lyons, Jimmy. 45,67. McBride, Lee. McClaskey, Mary. 66. McGinnis, Walter. 66. Me Kenney, Floyd. 24,44,47,66. Magee, Linda. 29,66. Martin, Arthur. 28,58,66. Martin, Beverly. 26,40,66. Martin, Donald. 28,58,66. Melcher, Duane. 20,24,28,66. Meyer, Carl. 20,28, 45.67. Miller, Jimmie. 45,67. Mudgett, Ester. 66. Neuenschwander, Fred. 28,67. New, Billy. Nicholson, Benny. 20,44,58,67. No lien, Ilene. Nordlien, Shirley, 67. Peterson, Lorena. 67 Poet, Yvonne. 67 Putnam, Lenora. 35,39,67. Pyell, James. 20,58. Radie, Freddie, 20. Ralphs, Ethel. 26,30.40,60,67. Rawie, Richard. 28,67. Runions, Gene. 24,28,37,45,67. Schmidt, Alan. 45,58,67. Schollian, Marion. 20,35,45,67. Scofield, Linda. 26,40,60,67. Shobe, John. 67. Slater, Tom. 67. Smith, Donald. 20. Smith, Jane. 39,67. Smith, Pearl. 67. Smith, William. 67. Spackman, Leroy. 24,45,67. Spears, Ida Mae. 67. Stanford, Kirk. 20,24,28,67. Stinnett, Ellen. 67. Stinnett, Lucile. Straight, Darlene. 67. Tate, Kenneth. Tomblinson, Clarissa. 26,30,39,67. Towrey, Richard. 29,28,45,67. Wallace, Barbara. 26,67. Walter, Dennis. 58,67. Watkins, Bob. 20,28,67. Ward, Dianne. 67. Weston, Lee. 39,67. Wheeler, Forrest. 28,30,47,67. Whelan, Pat. 67. Whitehead, Daryel. 20,28,45,67. Wilcox, Jackie. 20,28,67. Worle, Patricia. Wrey, Sandra. 67. Younger, Albert. 20,35,37,38,39,47,61. Younger, Ronald. 20,37,45,67. Zwicker, Sandra. 35,39,67.