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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1959 volume:

IfBMi k a 1 Dedication To vou, Mrs. Martha Angus, head of our fine COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT, FOR THE TREMENDOUS JOB YOU HAVE DONE PREPARING GIRLS FOR OFFICE WORK, YOU ARE NOW DOING FOR STUDENTS INTERESTED IN PRO- FESSIONAL HELP, AND WILL CONTINUE TO DO FOR THE STUDENTS OF THIS SCHOOL, WE HAPPILY AND HONORABLY DEDICATE THIS CaSCADIAN. MRS. ANGUS WITH TWO OF HER OFFICE GIRLS, SANDRA WREY AND MARY ANN CAIN. 2 LAUNA SELNES, GERALD HEIN EC K , GARY PHAY SMITH AND LOIS LIPTAK OF THE STAFF LOOK AT LAYOUT BOOK. YEARBOOK ADVISOR, EVANGELINE WILLIAMS. Annual Staff Editor Business Editor Asstt. Editor Asstt. Business Ed. Photographers Art Layout —Gerald Heineck —Gary Phay Smith —Lois Liptak —Launa Selnes —Jim Way Jay Myers — Kenny Gray ho ! HO ! HO ! T? t! WHICH PICTURE? Mr. Louis J. Uhrhammer Pri NCI PAL Head of Student Council Administration Mr. Ralph Me Kenzie Vice Principal Head of all Activities In the past we remember the school for its out- standing STUDENTS AND TEACHERS. WE REMEMBER THE CLASSROOM PERSONALITIES, THE ATHLETICS, AND THE TEACHERS WHO INSPIRED THE STUDENTS. PoR THE PRESENT WE ARE CONCERNED WITH OUR FRIENDS, OUR TEACHERS, AND THE SPIRIT OF OUR SCHOOL. A E ARE AWARE OF OUR CROWDED HALLS, OUR PREPARATIONS FOR COLLEGE OR FOR LIFE. LIFE TO THE AVERAGE HIGH SCHOOL BOV OR GIRL IS SO SERIOUS. WHAT WILL THE OTHER STUDENTS THINK OF ME? TO BELONG IS VERY IMPORTANT. PoR THE FUTURE WE ARE MUCH CONCERNED ABOUT THE PRESENT. ARE WE WELL PREPARED FOR COLLEGE? WHAT ABOUT THE GLORIOUS NEW FUTURE IN SCIENCE AND LIVING? WHAT ARE THE POSSIBILITIES FOR A FULLER AND RICHER LIFE OF RECREATION? WHAT LIES BEYOND OUR PRESENT UNIVERSE? A THOUSAND WORLDS AND ALL DIFFERENT ONES. WE DEVELOP GREAT IMAGINATION FOR THE FUTURE AND IT IS COMING SOONER THAN WE THINK. MAY IT BE A GOOD ONE FOR US, ONE AND ALL. Louis Jt Uhrhammer Princi pal Cascade Union High School M rs. Margret Riches Clerk Office Secretary School Board Education Th IS NEWLY DEVELOPED PROGRAM OFFERS A VARIETY OF CLASSES TO THE ADULT, SUCH AS, THE WELDING CLASS AT RIGHT. M R. Garth Rouse DIRECTOR OF ADULT EDUCATION TURNER, OREGON Staff Robert Logan, cascade’s BUSY ASs't. CUSTODIAN, TAKES A BREATHER FROM A LONG DAYS WORK, Mrs. Irene Hough, Irma SchELSKE AND Mrs. Pflug catch a bite to EAT BETWEEN A RUSHING LUNCH SCHEDULE, BUS DRIVERS NlXON, CuNN- NGHAM , HeINECK, B. Ball and E. Ball, OFFICE GIRLS JanIS HaRTMAN, DoRIS Boyer, and Marianne Fultz in a busy pose. Edwin Red” Ruby, cascade’s head custodian works hard building the ANNUAL STAFF’S LAYOUT ROOM. STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS (SITTING) S. TIPTON, J. PLUNKETT, F. WAV, E. SIMPSON, B. DUKE, A. MILLS, C. COOKSON, H. SNODDY, J. HATCH, L. SELNES, 8c B. PLUNKETT. (STANDING) M. LA RONT, C. HALL, L. LI TTAU , R. WHITEHEAD, B. RUTHERFORD, E. POITRAS, P. SMITH, D. HILTON, E. SCHIEMAN, T. MILLS, J. LEWIS, G. PFLUG, 8c M. HURLEY. Student Council The student body council gathers weekly throughout the school year to dis- cuss AND DECIDE IMPORTANT SCHOOL ISSUES. This year the student council sent representatives to eugene to a confer- ence AND HELPED SPONSOR THE CHRISTMAS BALL. The student council consists of six officers and a representative from each HOME ROOM. THE OFFICERS ARE ELECTED THE PREVIOUS SCHOOL YEAR TO THEIR TERM IN OFFICE. THE REPRESENTATIVES PRESENT THE IDEAS OF THE STUDENTS IN THEIR ROOM, AND VOTE THE WAY THE STUDENTS CHOOSE. The student council voices the opinions of the whole school in their decisions. THIS YEAR THE STUDENT COUNCIL SET UP RULES PERTAINING TO STUDENT CONDUCT Gary Phay Smith PRESIDENT Student BodY Officers Eugene Poitras VICE PRESIDENT Beverly Rutherford SECRETARY Jim Lewis SERGEANT-AT-ARMS Doug Hilton FIRST TREASURER 9 Elizabeth Schieman SECOND TREASURER SENIORS Officers: SANDRA DISBROW, PRESIDENT JAN I S HARTMAN, SECRETARY KENNY GRAY, TREASURER JANE FELLER, SGT.-AT-ARMS The CLASS OF 59 CONSISTS OF A WIDE VARIETY OF TALENT AND LEADERSHIP. ASIDE FROM OUR FINE OFFICERS MANY OF THE SENIORS HELD HIGH OFFICES IN MOST OF THE SCHOOL CLUBS, THERE AREJ JEANNE ELAM, F.H.A. STATE PRESIDENT; GARY SMITH, STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT; CLAUDETTE COFFEY, PRESIDENT PEP CLUB; JANE FELLER, PRESIDENT F.T.A.; WAYNE KREGER, PRESIDENT HONOR SOCIETY; FRIEYA SIMPSON, PRESIDENT GIRLS1 LEAGUE; MARIANNE FULTZ, PRESIDENT COMMERCIAL CLUB; MAURINE SCHOLLI EN, PRESIDENT G.A.A.; FRED LACEY, PRESIDENT VISUAL AIDS CLUB. The f.t.a. or future teachers of America was AN ORGANIZATION STARTED THIS YEAR FOR JUNIORS AND SENIORS. ALSO THIS WAS THE FIRST YEAR THE SENIORS HELPED LEAD THE ASSEMBLIES. We FEEL THE SENIORS HAVE ACCOMPLISHED A LOT DURING THEIR YEAR AT CASCADE. Mary Seim B.S. HOUSTON STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON, UNIVERSITY OF OREGON. ENGLISH 4, PUBLIC SPEAKING, SENIOR CLASS ADVISOR. Pete Reed B.S. WILLAMETTE SOCIAL ECON., GENERAL SCIENCE, TRACK 8c BASEBALL COACH, ASs’t. FOOTBALL COACH, BASKETBALL COACH, LETTERMAN ADVISOR, SENIOR ADVISOR. JIM BATES Jim Persued DORIS BOYER Doris Cupid MARY ANN CAIN Mary Ann Quiet” LARRY COFFEY Larry Over-power i ng JERRY BRUCE Jerry Easy-going CLAUDETTE COFFEY Claudette Talkative BRENDA COMBS Brenda Detached JACK CLARK Jack Funny CHARLES EDISON Chuck Humerous BRUCE FOCHTMAN Bruce Hen-pecked PRESTON GENTRY Preston T houghtful KENNY GRAY Kenny Artist DELORAS GESCHER Dee Steno CAROLYN HALL F RENCHIE Poised JANIS HARTMAN Jan The Doll. DIANA HICKS Di Letter-writer1 WAYNE KREGER Wayne A Good Kid FRED HACKER F RED Cautious FRED LACEY F RED Sati rist RAYMOND MIX Ray Pessimist ELIZABETH MC GILL LI Z catchY-SMILEM JAY MYERS ACE convincing EUGENE PYELL GENE different GARY SCHMIDT GARY flirt DAVID SCHAD DAVID reckless MAURINE SCHOLLIAN MAURINE athlete NEAL SHILHANEK NEAL cute FRIEYA SIMPSON FRI EYA am iable JANET SCHOTT JANET GARY PHAY SMITH Phay Involved BILL TIPTON Bl L.L A Honey FRANK WILT F RANK Casanova Edyth (Manning) Credile Walter Woosley Robert Mitchell Ted Dodson William Germond Clifford Gillespie SENIOR ADVISORS Seniors Not Pictured: MAE HAMPTON RED Senior Snaps Senior Play PAPA WAS A PREACHER The play cast includes; fred LACEY, SAND I DISBROW, LARRY BOEHME, CLAUDETTE COFFEY, JANE FELLER, GARY SMITH, DAVID SCHAD, DAVID SAWYER, CAROLYN HALL, ELLA LIPTAK, JACK CLARK, BILL TIPTON, DELORAS GESCHER, FRIEYA SIMPSON, JEANNIE ELAM, CHARLEY EIDSON, STARLENE HARDING, GERALD HEINECK, (STUDENT DIRECTOR) MRS. MARY SEIM, (DIRECTOR) KENNY GRAY (ART DIRECTOR) JOYCE BANNER (SOUND) f y Jlnto the J-uture mm JOURNALISM TYPI NG GIRLS1 GLEE ■ | CHORUS Library Cleta Christensen B.S. OTTAWA, KANSAS LATIN I , SPANISH I , ENGLISH II, LIBRARY WORLD HISTORY AMERICAN HISTORY LATIN CLASS AGRICULTURE P.E. MANAGERS SOCIAL EC. JOURNALI SM METAL SHOP BIOLOGY LUNCH PUBLIC SPEAKING CHEMISTRY MECHANICAL DRAWING ART 28 HOME EC. ENGLI SH BEGINNING BAND AGRICULTURE HOME EC. COM M ERCIAL Little red school houses have given way to modern DESIGN, WHAT WILL THE STRUCTURE OF TOMMOROWTS HOUSES OF LEARNING OFFER? THE SHAPE OF THE FUTURE SEEMS TO LOOM ABOVE AND BEYOND OUR PLANS AND KNOWLEDGE. THIS WE DO KNOW, WE ARE GOING TO BE A PART OF THAT FUTURE. cascade's PAST, PRESENT OR FUTURE WILL ALWAYS BE A GREAT PART OF US. Organizations Commercial Club Martha Angus B.S. OREGON STATE typing I , II SHORTHAND I, OFFICE PRACTICE COMMERCIAL. CLUB ADVISOR. WORKING IN THE STUDENT STORE ARE DORIS BOYER 8c JANIS HARTMAN. The commercial, club is a national organiza- tion. THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS ORGANIZATION IS TO ENCOURAGE STUDENTS WHO ARE DEFINITELY INTER- ESTED IN BUSINESS EDUCATION TO OBTAIN FURTHER TRAINING IN THIS FIELD AFTER GRADUATION. THE DUTIES OF THE CLUB ARE TO OPERATE THE SCHOOL STORE FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE STUDENTS AND TO BE OF SERVICE TO THE TEACHERS IN VARIOUS SECRETARIAL JOBS. Officers; MARIANNE FULTZ, PRESIDENT MARY ANN CAIN, VICE-PRESIDENT DORIS BOYER, SECRETARY GRACIE HICE, SGT.-AT-ARMS THE MEMBERS ARE VIRGINIA BLYTH, DORIS BOYER, MARY ANN CAIN, CLAUDETTE COFFEY, BRENDA COMBS, EDYTHE CREDILLE, SANDRA DISBROW, JEANNIE ELAM, DELORAS GISCHER, MARIANNE FULTZ, CONNIE HANSEN, STARLENE HARDING, JANICE HARTMAN, G RAC I E HICE, DIANNA HICKS, DONNA LENSMAN, LOREEN LITTAU, ANN MORTENSEN, CATHERINE MUSIC, JANET SCHOTT, FRIEYA SIMPSON, LETA THAYER, SANDRA WREY, JOYCE BANNER, MAURINE SCHOLLI AN . MARIANNE (GRIM) FULTZ WAS GIVEN AN ENGAGEMENT PARTY WHERE SHE RECEIVED A COFFEE PERCOLATOR. 32 VISIT TO STAVTON MAIL. Editor Mrs. Evangeline Williams 1 4 OKLAHOMA UNIVERSITY MASTER OF EDUCATION ENGLISH I, II JOURNALISM - ANNUAL CASCADE COUGAR STAFF Editor—Barbara Myers Co-Editors, Stjident Activities—Lois Liptak, Jim Way Sports Editors—Judy Cannon, Jay Myers Co-Editors, Features—Sandra Disbrow, Gerald Heineck Co-Editors, Art and Make-up—Kenny Gray, Ron Whitehead Business Manager and Circulation—Gary Smith, Launa Seines Report—Harold Snoddy, Charles Eidson, Deloras Gescher, Mar- gie Jackson, Phynetta Williams, James Plunkett, Larry Thornburg, Robert Whitfield, Carmin Kihs, De Lee Hans Advisor—Evangeline Williams. Journalism Teacher HARD AT WORK PHOTOGRAPHERS Dancing Club John Seim B.S. PACIFIC UNIVERSITY BIOLOGY, WRESTLING COACH, DANCING CLUB ADVISOR, SOPHOMORE ADVISOR OFFICERS: SECRETARY, EULA PLETZER; PRESIDENT, FRANK WILT; SGT.-AT-ARM5, ADVISOR, MR. SEIM; VICE PRESIDENT, JERRY BAKER. BUSY DANCING RECORDS TAKE A REST. PILES OF DISCS ARE GROOVED EVERY WEEK DURING DANCING CLUB. MEMBERS! J. BRUCE, W. KREGER, M, LA RONT, R. MITCHELL, R. MIX, J, WAV, L. ELAM, J. GISLER, W, KEUDELL D. NEUENSCHWANDER, L. RALPHS, E. ROBERTSON, C. KREGER, D. FOSTER, M. LA RONT, J. LEWIS, D, MC GILL, R. HOFMANN, G. ZWICKER, R. WALLACE L. MICKEY, F. STRODE, M. WHELEN, W. NOLAND, J. CLARK, H. DUMOND, J. GIBSON, J, MORTENSEN, R, LEE, R, HAYES, D. DURHAM, E. HENDRICKS, L. KLEIN, L. STINSON, V. LA RONT, I. BACH, J. WALLACE, S, SIMPSON, L. GOSSIN, L. HILL, F. KEUDELL. officers; ROBERT MITCHELL, PRESIDENT WAYNE KREGER, VICE-PRESIDENT LLOYD RALPHS, SECRETARY GEORGE ZWICKER, TREASURER JIM WAY, REPORTER JERRY BRUCE, SENTINEL LARRY MICKEY, PARLIAMENTARIAN MARVIN LA RENT, 2ND TREASURER Future Farmers of America M r. Carl Rose OREGON STATE COLLEGE MASTER OF EDUCATION AGRICULTURE I, ||, |||, |V F.F.A. ADVISOR The purpose of the f.f.a. is to promote better FARMING AND TO DEVELOP SKILLS AND KNOWLEDGE IN THIS FIELD AND OTHER RELATED FIELDS. The activities of the f.f.a. are the parent and SON BANQUET, STATE CONVENTION, SCHOOL FARM (STEER FEEDING PROGRAM), PUBLIC SPEAKING CONTESTS, PAR- LIAMENTARY CONTEST, AND FARM SKILLS CONTEST. Future Homemakers of America officers: BARBARA MYERS, PRESIDENT LOIS LIPTAK, VICE-PRESIDENT COLLEEN HECHT, SECRETARY TONIA MOON, TREASURER SHIRLEY TIPTON, PARLIAMENTARIAN SHARON CHOATE, HISTORIAN BETTE HALLAM, REPORTER BEVERLY RUTHERFORD, SOCIAL CHRMN, STATE F.H.A. PRESIDENT - JEANNE ELAM Mrs, Eleanor De Camp OREGON STATE COLLEGE BACHELOR OF SCIENCE HOMEMAKI NG I , II, III, ART, F.H.A. ADVISOR The goal of the future homemakers of AMERICA IS TO HELP GIRLS IMPROVE THEIR PERSONAL, FAMILY, AND COMMUNITY LIVING NOW AND IN THE FUTURE. MEMBERS; D. BETTELYOUN, o. BOSHME, T. BOYER, R. CARPENTER, S. CHOATE, S. CHISHOLM, D. COFFEY, C. COFFEY, J. DOWE, B. DODSON, J. CULLISON, F. COULSON, C. LEE, L. LAMBRECHT, M. JONES, P. HUD- SON, V. HILL, J. HELVEY, C. HECT, M. HATCH, S. HARDING, B. HALLAM, L. GILBERTSON, D. GESCHER, P. BARBE. J. FULTZ, J. HELVEY, J. PLUNKETT, P. COLEMAN, J. ELAM, J. EVANS, J. FELLER, L. LIPTAK, J. MOLE, T. MOON, M. MOORE, B. MYERS, S. ROLFE, B. RUTHERFORD, S. SCHIEMAN, S. STANTON, J. STE- WART, J. STROHMEYER, F. WAY, B. WHISENHUNT, D. WOLFE, S. TIPTON, K. TAYLOR. F.F.A Parent Son Banquet master of ceremonies CREED BANQUET Fall Dance Wayne Kreger and Barbara Myers WERE CHOSEN MR. FFA AND MISS FHA AT THE 'AUTUMN SERENADE1 DANCE SPONSORED BY THE FFA AND FHA. F. T. A The purpose of the f.t.a. is to enable THE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT TO EXPLORE HIS OWN ABILITY AND INTEREST RELATED TO OPPORTUNITY IN TEACHING. MEMBERS OF THE F.T.A. ARE CLAUDETTE COFFEY, MAURINE SCHOLLIAN, CATH- ERINE MUSIC, JEANNE ELAM, BILL TIPTON, DORIS BOYER, ANN MORTENSEN, FRED LACEY, JANIE FELLER, GERALD HEINECK, GARY PHAY SMITH, DELVIS FREEMAN, CLIFFORD COOKSON, LOIS LIPTAK, NANCY GENTRY, JEAN QUINN, BETTE ANN HALAM, LAUNA SELNES, RANDY HARRIS, BEVERLY RUTHERFORD. MR. RALPH MC KENZIE IS THE AD V I SOR. OFFICERS: SEC. CATHERINE MUSIC; PRES. JANIE FELLER; TR E AS . - LI B RA R IA N CLIFFORD COOKSON; VICE-PRES. DELVIS FREEMAN. Boys’ League The entire male student body of cascade BELONGS TO THIS NEWLY FORMED CLUB. IT WAS ORGANIZED TO GIVE BOYS THE CHANCE TO SERVE THEIR SCHOOL BETTER. THE SERVICE TO BE REN- DERED BY THIS FINE NEW CLUB INCLUDE THE HELP NEEDED FOR SPORT EVENTS, THE CLEANING OF THE SCHOOL GROUNDS AND SPECIAL DRIVES. Harold L. Dutton B.S. OREGON STATE ALGEBRA, METAL SHOP BOYS1 LEAGUE ADVISOR Firemen Club Richard Bassien B.S. OREGON STATE WOOD SHOP firemen club advisor The chief duties of the firements club are TO PREVENT FIRES, TO PREPARE IN CASE OF A FIRE ALL THE NECESSARY EQUIPMENT, TO PREPARE THE STUDENTS AND FACULTY FOR FIRE DRILLS. THE BOYS ARE ALWAYS DEPENDABLE WHEN THEY ARE NEEDED. THEY MAN THE SCHOOLTS THIRTEEN STATIONS AND TWO HOSE CARTS IN MONTHLY DRILLS. OFFICERS OF THE CLUB AREI DELVIS FREEMAN, FIRE CHIEF AND JIM CRANE, ASSISTANT FIRE CHIEF. THE MEMBERS ARE FRED LACEY, RAY UNGER, JAY UNGER, RANDY HARRIS, DALE MITCHELL, RICHARD SHOBE, JERRY BAKER, CLIFFORD COOKSON, JOE GISLER, JIM BATES, JIM WAY. JAY MYERS, WAYNE FRETWELL, EDDIE HELTON, CHARLES WAY, DWANE HURLEY, GEORGE ZWICKER, MEL- VIN L-A RONT, STAN PETERSON, EUGENE PYELL, JERRY BADER, GUS ALBERTSON, BENNY DUKE, RICHARD HOFF- MAN, TOM RUTHERFORD, ED KORKOW, LARRY THORN- BURG, KENNY WOLFE, JACK CLARK, JOE SMITH, LELAND WEST, GENE BADER, GARY KING, AND EUGENE POITRAS. WAGON BOYS OFFICERS SMOKE GETS IN YOUR EVE- FIRE DRI LL G. A. A. officers: treasurer, patsy freeman; VICE-PRESIDENT, JEAN QUINN; PRESIDENT, MAURINE SCHOLLIAN; SECRETARY, JUDY BARTELS; SGT.-AT-ARMS , BEV RUTHERFORD. The purpose of this organization is to inter- est GIRLS IN SPORTS AND TO PROVIDE RECREATION FOR THEM, MEMBERS OF THE CLUB ARE| JUDY BARTELS, EVELYN BAXTER, DORIS BOYER, JUDY CANNON, PAT HUD- SON, SHIRLEY JAMES, CARMEN KIH3, CARLA LEE, ELOISE LEE, ELLA LIPTAK, LOIS LIPTAK, VIRGIE HILL, MARTHA HATCH, JANIS HARTMAN, MARIANNE FOLTZ, NANCY GEN- TRY, LAURA GAVETTE, PATSY FREEMAN, CAROL FOCHTMAN, FREDORA WAY, SHARON WATKINS, DONNA WALLACE, SHIR- LEY TIPTON, JOY TIERCE, SHARON ROLFE, BEV RUTHER- FORD, JANET STROHMEYER, F LO Y E STINNETT, JOYCE STEWARD, FREYA SIMPSON, MAURINE SCHOLLIAN, JANE FELLER, JERRY EVANS, JEANNE ELAM, JULIA CULLIAON, DIANA COFFEY, CLAUDETTE COFFEY, MARLYN CLARK, SHARON CHOATE, BARBARA CAIN, BERNICE CARPENTER, LOREEN LITTAU, JANET MOLE, TONIA MOON, MARY MOORE ANNE MORTENSEN, CATHERINE MUSIC, BARBARA MYERS, JUDIE O EEL, GLORIA PETERSON, NANCY POET, JEAN AUINN, SYLVIS SAWYER, ELIZABETH SCHIEMAN, SHERRY SCHIEMAN, THEIR ADVISOR IS MISS NANCY RORDEN. Girls’ League OFFICERS! 5GT.-AT-ARMS, MARTHA DEAN; SEC. JULIA CULLISON; PRESIDENT, FRIEYA SIMPSON? MRS. ETZEL, ADVISOR? TREAS. , SYLVIA SAWYER; VICE-PRES, SHARON CHOATE. Alice Etzel B.A. UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON AMERICAN HISTORY GIRLS1 LEAGUE ADVISOR JUNIOR CLASS ADVISOR ATTENDANCE ■ ONE OF THE ACTIVITIES OF THE GIRLS LEAGUE IS CHANGING THE MONTHLY BULLETIN BOARD. Calendar of Activities OCTOBER - MAGAZINE DRIVE DECEMBER - COLLECTED CHRISTMAS BASKETS OF FOOD FOR THE NEEDY. JANUARY - MARCH Or DIMES DRIVE FEBRUARY - HEART FUND DRIVE TALENT SHOW MARCH - SPONSORED TWO BOOTHS AT THE LETTERMAN - PEP CARNIVAL MAY - STATE LEAGUE CONVENTION mother’s day tea YEAR AROUND - ASSEMBLIES SOCK HOPS CANDY SALES GIRL OF THE MONTH SERVICE TO FACULTY MEMBERS. CLASH DAY AND TALENT SHOW WINNERS; SHIRLEY BECKMAN, GERALD HEIN EC K AND BONNIE WHISENHUNT. officers; president, bob ruby; vice- president, JAY MYERS; SEC., JIM LAU MAN; SGT.-AT-ARMS JIM PLUNKETT. Letter men The lettermen's club was organized in 1950 at CASCADE. ITS PURPOSE IS TO ORGANIZE ATHLETES INTO A CLUB OF THEIR OWN. Projects of the club include the joint letter- MEN-PEP CLUB CARNIVAL HELD EACH YEAR TO RAISE FUNDS TO BUY SPORTS EQUIPMENT. EACH YEAR, MEM- BERS OF THE CLUB ATTEND REGIONAL PLAYOFFS FOR BASKETBALL AND OTHER SPORTS. MEMBERS? GENE BAKER, JERRY BAKER, JERRY BADER, JIM BATES, GENE BROWN, LARRY DOFFEY, ROBERT COOKSON, DENNIS DIRKSON, JOHN HATCH, DOUG HILTON, ED KORKOW, WAYNE DREGER, JIM LEWIS, BOB MITCH- ELL, MELVIN LA RONT, GARY REA, DAVE SAWYER, GARY SCHMIDT. JOE SMITH, BILL TIPTON, CHUCK WAY, RON WHITEHEAD, RAY UNGER, GEORGE ZWICKER, HAROLD SNODDY, RICH HOFMANN, BENNY DUKE, JEPRY FOSTER, ADRIAN MILLS, MARVIN LA RONT, JOE GISLER, FRANK WILT, CHUCK EIDSON, MARVIN ALBERTSON, GARY SM I TH . Advisor Mr. Pete Reed National Honor Society OFFICERS: V.-P. CATHERINE MUSIC: SEC., JANE FELLER; PRES. WAYNE KREGER. Membership in this outstanding national ORGANIZATION IS BASED UPON HIGH STANDARDS IN PERFORMANCE IN SCHOLARSHIP, LEADERSHIP, SERVICE AND CHARACTER. AN IMPRESSIVE PIN IS AWARDED UPON GAINING MEMBERSHIP BV THE PRES- IDENT, WAYNE KREGER. The traditional tea for the members AND THEIR PARENTS FOLLOWED THE DIGNIFIED CEREMONY. MEMBERS! WAYNE KREGER, JANIE FELLER, CATHERINE MUSIC, CLAUDETTE COFFEY, DORIS BOYER, JEANNE ELAM, DOUG HILTON, GARY PHAY SMITH. NEW MEMBERS; FRED LACEY, GERALD HEINECK, JANIS HARTMAN, FRIEYA SIMPSON, EVELYN BAXTER, CLIFFORD COOKSON, DELVIS FREEMAN, NANCY GENTRY, LAURA LEE GAVETTE, LOIS LIPTAK, BARBARA MYERS, EUGENE POITRAS, JEAN QUINN, BEV- ERLY RUTHERFORD, BOB RUBY, LLOYD RALPHS, LAUNA SELNES. Milton Gralap B.A. WILLAMETTE M.E. UNIVERSITY OF OREGON ALGEBRA, PHYSICAL SCIENCE, GEOMETRY, CHEMISTRY, PHYSICS, SENIOR MATH, HONOR SOCIETY ADVISOR. Ruth Riches OREGON COLLEGE OF EDUCATION OREGON STATE FRESHMAN SOCIAL STUDIES, BOOKKEEPING, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ADVISOR, FROSH ADVISOR. Varsity Cheerleaders; jeri shilhanek. yell queen, launa selnes. Catherine MUSIC, LAURA LEE GAVETTE, AND ANNE MORTENSEN, J V Cheerleaders; marilyn franzen, Mascot; debbie music CAROL FOTCHMAN, JOYCE PLUNKETT, DONNA WALLACE, AND LINDA VAN OSDOL, PEP ASSEMBLY OFFICERS; SECRETARY, MAXINE JONES; VICE PRESIDENT, NANCY GENTRY; PRES. CLAUDETTE COFFEY; PT. CHAIRMAN, BEV RUTHERFORD, TREASURER, NANCY POET. Pep Club The PURPOSE OF PEP CLUB is to get all the GIRLS WHO ARE INTERESTED IN SUPPORTING THE VARIOUS TEAMS TOGETHER INTO ONE ORGANIZED GROUP. Activities of this organization include THE PEP CLUB - LETTERMAN CARNIVAL AND MARCH- ING AT GAMES. The club awards are earned by points. THE FIRST AWARD IS A COUGARETTE LETTER; THE SECOND, A SMALL PEP LETTER; THE THIRD, A SMALL COUGAR HEAD, AND THE FOURTH AWARD IS A PIN. Members: d. boyer, c. coffey, j. feller, M. SCHOLLIAN , J. HARTMAN, F. SIMPSON, B. MYERS, S. CHOATE, M. JONES, J. GRUCHOW, E. SCHIEMAN, T. MOON, E. BAXTER, N. GENTRY, M. HATCH, P. HUD- SON, C. KHIS, D. LACEY, C. LEE, M. STANTON, L. LIPTAK, E. SIMPSON, J. CANNON, M. FRANZEN, J. QUINN, B. RUTHERFORD, J. BARTELLS, B. CARPENTER, P. FREEMAN, G. PETERSON, N. POET, S. SCHIEMAN, P. SMITH, J. 5TROMEYER, S. TIPTON, J. TIERCE, K. PORTER, G. THAYER, S. CHISHOLM, L. THAYER, J. EVANS, B. METCALFE, D. COFFEY, S. SAWYER, C. ZWICKER, F. WAY, M. MOORE, B. HALLEM, P. RAPEE, C. BALES, C. HECHT, S. DISBROW, E. PLETZER. SKIT AT PEP ASSEMBLY Na NCY RoRDEN B.S. OREGON STATE PHYSICAL EDUCATION HEALTH, G.A.A. ADVISOR PEP CLUB ADVISOR YELL LEADER ADVISOR Mr. Charles Stengel NORTH DAKOTA TEACHERS DRIVER TRAINING MECHANICAL DRAWING MEMBERS: L. BOEHME, J. BRUCE, J. CLARK, J. FELLER, F. HACKER, S. HARDING, F. LACEV, E. PYELL, D. SAWYER, J. SMITH, B. TIPTON, D. WATKINS, F. BIDWELL, M, CLARK, J. CRANE, W. FRETWELL, C. HECHT, C. KIHS, C. LEE, C. MIX, S. MYXLURE, J. QUINN, B. RUTH- ERFORD, J. UNGER, J. WILSON. G. ZWICHER, J. 0TNEEL, F. STINNETT, P. SMITH, N. POET, A. MILLER, C. LEE, C. E KSTRAND , S. CHISHOLM, B. CARPENTER, W. CADE, J, BARTELLS, B. SCHLYPER, L. MACKEY, H. GREEN, G. CARLILE. TenTETTE: EU LA PLETZER, DEANNA LACEY, ELIZABETH SIMPSON, BETTE ANN HALAM, NANCY GENTRY, EVELYN BAXTER, LAUNA SELNES, JERALDINE SHILHANECK, MARIE STANTON, JUDY CANNON, (PIANIST) LAURA LEE GAVETTE. HUNGRY FIVE LARRY THORNBURG, MERLE HILL, MELVIN HURLEY, BERNARD SCHLYPER, GARY HUBER. Music MAJORETTES: COLLEEN HECHT, STARLENE HARDING, (HEAD MAJORETTE) SHIRLEY TIPTON, FLOYE STINNETT. Chorus Rod Woita B.A. PACIFIC UNIVERSITY BAND, CHORUS, GLEE INSTRUCTOR, R. WOITA, D. WALLACE, B. CARPENTER, C. HANSEN, L. MORRIS, D. HANN, J. TIERCE, E. PLETZER, P. FREEMAN, J. E LA M , M. HAMPTON, C. COFFEY, L. GAVETTE, S. DISBROW. SECOND ROW: N. GENTRY, L. SELNES, B. MANASCO, N POET, J. SHILHANEK, C. FOCHTMAN, J, NORDLIEN, J. CANNON, W. CADE, D. LACEY, G, THAYER, M. HULTS, F. SIMPSON, D. LENSMAN. THIRD ROW. S. CHISHOLM, F, CHANCE, A. NOLLEN, F. WILT, R HOFMANN, E. BAXTER, M. STANTON, G. HICE, N, RICHARDSON, B. BURDGE3, J. KORKOW, P. ROBERTSON, L, BOEHME, F. WELMAN, G. HEI NECK. FOURTH ROW! R. HARRIS, E. KORKOW, E. EVENS I Z E R, C. EIDSON, L. COFFEY, C. WAY, D. FREE- MAN, B, COOKSEY, G. SITTON, B. PLUNKETT, J. GILLESPIE, D. COMBS, S. LIBBY, B. TIPTON, B. SMITH, G. MELCHER, V. NOLLEN, O, FRANCIS. GIRLS GLEE; H. WILLARD, K. WILLIAMS, B. COOK, J. HELVEY, P. ALLAN, L. VAN OSDOL, D. BRANT, N. STEPP, G. PETERSON, K. SHOTT, MR. WOITA (DIRECTOR) SECOND ROW; L. THAYER, C. BALES, P. WOOSLEY, P. COLEMAN, B. GRAVES, K. TAYLOR, J. HELVEY, R. CARPENTER, L. WELLMAN, O. BOEHME, D. WOLFE, L. BURGESS. THIRD ROW I O. JARMIN P. RAPPE, S. PACK, D. COMBS, M. FRANZEN, M. MOORE, B. BITTERMAN, J. BANNER, B. TAYLOR, D. COFFEY, P. GARVE, J. CLARK. BAND - CLARINET! B. RUBY, W. FRETWELL, D. HURLEY, L. THORNBURG, D. WALLACE, S. SAWYER, J. WILSON, M. KELLY. F LUTE I B. HUMISTON, B. CLARINET: M. HILL, FRENCH horns: c. way, j. foster, saxophone: c. hall, r. barber, trumpet: D. SCHAD, S. PETERSON, D. POPE, R. MC CULLEN, B. COOKSON , B. 5CHLYPER. TROMBONE; F. WAY, G. HUBER. BARA TONES; B. FREDRICKSON, M. HURLEY. PERCUSSION; G. AWICKER, P. SCHLY- PER. NOT PICTURED; J. GRUCHOW, C. AWICKER, R. PORTER. Student Activities Talent Show The talent show is sponsored by THE girls’ LEAGUE. THIS FINE PROGRAM GIVES THE STUDENTS THE CHANCE TO SHOW OFF THEIR TALENTS. THE FIRST PLACE WINNER, BONNIE WHISENHUNT ALONG WITH HER FATHER'S PROFESSIONAL BAND, THE WILLA METTE BUCKAROOS” SANG GOING STEADY. It, � � i . $ JEANNE ELAM SANG ,11 you can’t get a man WITH A GUN , AND CLAUDETTE COFFEY belted out bassien street blues THE CROWD CHEERED, THE THIRD PLACE WINNERS, WERE CARRIE BALES, MARY MOORE AND LINDA BURGESS AND DARLENE COMBS, THEY PRESENTED A SKIT WRITTEN BY THEMSELVES. JAY MYERS, MASTER OF CEREMONIES. FRED LACEY AND JIM WAY WON SECOND PLACE WITH A VERY FUNNY PANTOMINE. GERALD HEIN EC K , LAST YEARS FIRST PLACE WINNER, HAD THE ENTIRE STUDENT BODY ROLLING I N THE AISLES. KATHY TAYLOR, PLAYED ST. LOUIS BLUES11 ON HER ACCORD IAN. Sophomore Parties SHIRLEY TIPTON fie JERRY FOSTER B E V RUTHERFORD fie EUGENE POITRAS CHRISTMAS BALL STEVE SIMPSON fie BONNIE WHISENHUNT JANET STROHMYER 8c LARRY MICKEY FIRST ROW: (LEFT TO RIGHT) J. PLUNKETT, C. WAV, E. PYELL, M. LA RONT, A. MILLS, G. SCHMIDT, R. BARBER, K. BALES. SECOND ROW; V. WITZEL, H. SNODDY, G. ZWICKER, J. GISLER, M. LA RONT, D. DERKSEN, J. MYERS, B. MITCHELL, R. SHOBE, D. FREEMAN. THIRD ROWJ R. MIX, MANAGER; M. HELVY, E. KORDOW, J. WAY, E. ROBERTSON, B. RUBY, J. LAUMAN, J. HATCH, G. MURDOCK, COACH, MR. HERR. FOURTH ROWj S. PETERSON, MANAGER; L. COFFEY, J. FOSTER, G. ALBERTSON, B. JENSEN, MANAGER; NOT PICTURED, J. LEWIS. Coach Mr. Rudy Herr B.S. OREGON UNIVERSITY GENERAL SCIENCE GENERAL MATH VARSITY FOOTBALL '58 - '59 SCHEDULE CASCADE 12 GERVAIS 0 CASCADE 6 MT. ANGEL 6 CASCADE 0 CENTRAL 19 CASCADE 6 SERRA 22 CASCADE 6 N. MARION 7 CASCADE 0 WOODBURN 21 CASCADE 0 CANBY 19 7 SCIO 13 n STAYTON 26 FIRST ROW: (LEFT TO RIGHT) B. MILLER, M. LA RONT, G. KLOCKSTEAD, G. HELTON, B. FRED- RICKSON. SECOND ROW! R. MIX, MANAGER; W. NOLAND, J. MANNING, R. BARBER, H. MIKE, K. BALES, COACH MR. HERR. THIRD ROW! S. PETERSON, MANAGER; B. PYELL, S. LIBBY, J. SHIR- LEY, L. MICKEY, A. PREBILSKE, R. BRANT, MANAGER. Freshmen Junior Varsity Football FIRST row: (LEFT TO RIGHT) D. POPE, MANAGER; S. SIMPSON, V. LA RONT, R. HAYES, J. MANN, J. WALLACE, T. MILLS, C. MILLER, F. MITCHELL, D. DURHAM, MANAGER, L. GOSSEN. SECOND ROW! R. MARTIN, B. COOKSON, G. PFLUG, R. MC MULLEN, A. TOWNSEND, D. GOWER, J. CLARK, F. KUEDELL, L. SELNES, COACH MR. KING. FIRST ROW: (left TO right) STAN PETERSON, MANAGER, PETE REED, COACH. SECOND ROW; DUANE HURLEY, DOUG HILTON. JOHN HATCH, ED KORKOW, BOB RUBY, RON WHITEHEAD, ED ROBERT SON, RANDY HARRIS, JERRY FOSTER, RON WALLACE. LLOYD RALPHS, DELVIS FREEMAN. VARSITY BASKETBALL CASCADE 68 CANBY 45 CASCADE 40 MT. ANGEL 4| CASCADE 61 SCAPPOOSE 63 CASCADE 54 SCIO 59 CASCADE 44 STAYTON 52 CASCADE 48 SERRA 81 CASCADE 46 CENTRAL 51 CASCADE 31 WOODBURN 48 CASCADE 60 GERVAIS 32 CASCADE 56 N. MARION 40 CASCADE 66 CANBY 60 CASCADE 45 MT. ANGEL 37 CASCADE 72 CENTRAL 53 CASCADE 65 SCIO 45 CASCADE 45 STAYTON 50 CASCADE 64 SERRA 52 CASCADE 62 WOODBURN 54 This schedule is incomplete because ALL GAMES WERE NOT PLAYED WHEN THE ANNUAL WENT TO PRESS. ______________________________________ With io of the 12 players returning next YEAR, THE TEAM SHOULD HAVE THE EXPERIENCE IT WILL NEED TO REALLY GO AFTER THAT CAPITOL CONFERENCE CROWN. JAVVEES — FIRST ROWJ RUDY HERR, COACH, JIM MAGEE, MELVIN HURLEY, BILL FREDRICKSON, LARRY MICKEY, MARVIN LA RONT, RAYMOND MIX, MANAGER. SECOND ROW! MIKE HELVEY, ROGER BARBER, GARY KLOKSTAD, EUGENE POITRAS, WENDELL STANLEY, BILL PLUNKETT. Freshmen Junior Varsity Basketball FRESHMEN - FIRST ROWJ ALLEN TOWNSEND, MILLS, JERRY WALLACE. SECOND ROWJ DAN PFLUG, MERLE HILL, VESTER LA RONT, LYLE GOSSEN, BOB COOKSON, MANAGERS. DAVE GOWER, JERRY CLARK, GALEN CARLILE, TONY FOSTER, STEVE SIMPSON, LYNEL SELNES, GEORGE KING, COACH. THIRD ROW I DENNIS POPE, LA ROY FIRST ROW I (LEFT TO RIGHT) M. LA RONT, J. LEWIS, D. DERKSEN, G. BADER, C. WAV, W. KREGER, B. TIPTON, R. HOFMANN, B, DUKE, J. BADER, B, COOKSEY, J. GIBSON. SECOND ROW L. COFFEE, J. BATES, J. WAV, R. BRANT, B. DUKE, J. MORTENSEN, R. MC MULLEN, H. SMITH, T, HENNE, J. NEUEN — SCHWANDER, J. BAKER. THIRD ROWJ J. SMITH, MANAGER; M. REA, D. MC GILL, W. MC GILL, F. HACKER, R. MARTIN, B. FOLTZ, B. MILLEN, COACH JOHN SEIM. FOURTH ROWJ C. KREGER, J. HANSEL, L. DORAN, J. SMITH. WRESTLING '58 - '59 SCHEDULE CASCADE 23 CASCADE 25 CASCADE 13 CASCADE 54 CASCADE 13 CASCADE 5 CASCADE 40 CASCADE 33 CASCADE 12 CASCADE 44 CENTRAL 31 S 1 LVERTON 28 S. SALEM 34 GERVAIS 7 ALBANY 37 CAN B V 49 WOODBURN 16 N. MARION 19 CENTRAL 39 STAYTON 15 Baseball FRONT ROW! JAY MYERS, SCHOLLIAN , JOHN HATCH, GU3 ALBERTSON, KEITH HANKEL. DON SMITH, GARY SCHMIDT, JACKIE BRILES, JIM LYONS, LYLE KING (COACH) CHARLES WAY, MARION NEIL SHILHANEK, JIM PLUNKETT, DOUG HILTON, LOUIE ACKINSON. Centennial Day TEACHERS IN BARBER FOUR. THE GRAND MARCH. ALL. JOIN HANDS. JUNIORS FIRST ROW; J. CANNON, E. PLETZER, D. WALLACE, B. RUTHERFORD, L. SELNES, J. SHILHANEK, M. STANTON, P. WILLIAMS. SECOND ROW; S. PETERSON, J. STEWART, E. SCHIEMAN, L. PARKER. J. QUINN, H. ROSS, R. WHITFIELD, G. REA, THIRD ROW; V. WITZEL, J. UNGER, J. WREY, C. WAY, W. STANLEY, G. ZWICKER, D. TIETZ, H. STANLEY, FOURTH ROW! R. WALLACE, R. UNGER, E. POITRAS, E. ROBERTSON, R. WHITEHEAD, B. RUBY, L. THORNBURG, L. WEST. NOT PICTURED: E. SIMPSON, L. RALPHS, D. BECK, R. SCHOBE, T. HUSTED, D. WALSH. W. MILLER. R. PORTER, R. GRAVES, E. KORKOW, G. KEENE, K. WOLF, B. HALLAM, E. HELTON, M. HATCH. The class of t60 is now well on its way THROUGH HIGH SCHOOL. THEY HAVE LEFT THREE HAPPY, FULL YEARS BEHIND THEM. MANY HAVE ASSUMED POSITIONS OF LEADERSHIP AND THEY WILL CONTINUE TO SHOW THEIR LEADERSHIP ABILITY AS THEY HEAD THE SCHOOL, AS SENIORS NEXT YEAR. OFFICERS: PRESIDENT, JERRY FOSTER: VICE-PRES., RON WALLACE, TREASURER, GUS ALBERTSON; SEC., JUDY CANNON; SGT.-AT-ARM S , JERRY BAKER. FIRST ROW! M. JACKSON, D. LACEY, M. JONES, E. LEE, C. KIHS, P. HUDSON, C. LEE. SECOND ROWJ B. MYERS, J. KORKOW, G. MELCHER, C. HECHT, J. MC CLUNG, T. MOON. THIRD ROWJ D. HANS, J. MANASCO, B. LYONS, D. NEUNSCH WANDER, C. MIX, L. LIPTAK, FOURTH ROW; D. HURLEY, G. MURDOCK, R. HARRIS, A. MILLS, W. KUEDELL, D. MITCHELL. FIRST ROW; J. BADER, J, FULTZ, S. CHOATE, J. GRUCHOW, E. BAXTER, J. BAKER, B. COOKSEY, D. CAIN. SECOND ROWJ D. COMBS, F. CHANCE, C. COOKSON, M. CLARK, R. DUNN, J. BRILES. W. FRETWELL, L. GAVETTE. THIRD ROW; N. GENTRY, F. BIDELL, B. DUKE, L. ELAM, E. CLARK, L. BETTELYOUN, S. GAROUTTE, D. FREEMAN. FOURTH ROW; G. BADER, J. GISLER, J. CRANE, J. FOSTER, M. ALBERTSON, E. EVENSIZER, D. DERK- SON , J . GRI M . Director Mrs. Jean Gardner B.A. WILLAMETTE ENGLI SH II, III Fog Island”, under the direction of mrs. DONALD GARDNER, WAS A MYSTERY, COMPLETE WITH A KIDNAPED ATOMIC SCIENTIST AND A GROUP OF GRILS STRANDED ON A LONELY PACIFIC COAST ISLAND. The CAST INCLUDES EVELYN BAXTER, NANCY GEN- TRY, JEAN QUINN, BARBARA MYERS, LIZ 3CH I E MAN, LIZ SIMPSON, TONIA MOON, MAXINE JONES, BETTE HALLEM, CLIFFORD COOKSON, WAYNE FRETWELL, GEORGE ZWICKER, HARRY STANLEY. STUDENT DIRECTOR! DOROTHY WALLACE. Junior Play WAYNE STEADIES GUN ON FELLOW ACTOR, CLIFFORD. STAGE SET! LE ROY ELAM, JON GRIM, JERRY MANASCO, D E L VI S FREEMAN, CLIFFORD COOKSON, JERRY BRILES, ED HELTON, NANCY GENTRY. MAKE UPJ LAURA LEE GAVETTE, COLLEEN HECHT, EULA PLETZER, PROGRAMS; PHYNETTA WILLIAMS. ARTIST! DEE LEE HANS, LARRY THORNBURG AND THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT. PUBLICITY, LAUNA SELNES, LLOYD RALPHS, DELVIS FREEMAN, SHARON CHOATE, TICKETS! BEV RUTHERFORD, LLOYD RALPHS, JUDY CANNON, USHER COMMITTE! SHARON CHOATE, JERRY FOSTER, BOB RUBY, JIM CRANE, GUS ALBERTSON, RON WALLACE, JERRY BAKER, JUDY CANNON, MARTHA HATCH, PATTY HUDSON, LOIS LIPTAK LAUNA SELNES. PROMPTOR! MARGIE JACKSON. Sophomore Class The sophomore’s have withered through DISECTION IN MR. SEIm's BIOLOGY AND SHAKES- PEAr’s JULIUS CEASAR. THIS CLASS COVERS A LARGE AREA IN CAS CAD E1S VAST SYSTEM OF KNOWLEDGE. THE J.V. BASKETBALL TEAM IS MADE OF NEARLY ALL SOPHOMORE STUDENTS. Offic ERS: PRESIDENT, LARRY MICKEY, SECRETARY, CAROL FOTCHMAN; VICE- PRES., WILL MC GILL? SGT.-AT-ARMS, J| M MC GEE. ROW ONE: (LEFT TO RIGHT) E. EARHART, R. BRANT, J. EVANS, C. FOTCHMAN, J. CULLIbON, R. HICKS, M. DEAN, J. HELVEY, B. CARPENTER, P. FREEMAN. SECOND ROWJ S. BETKER, J. BARTELS, S. CHISHOLM, B. CAIN, O. FRANCIS, L. CHAPMAN, R. COLEMAN, B. FOLTZ, R. FOE, J. GILLESPIE. THIRD ROWJ B. DUKE, F. HENDREN, B. FREDICKSON, M. HELVEY, L. HILL, K, BALES, R. BARBER, L. DORN, D. AUTHOR. FOURTH ROW; J. GOSSETT, B. BURGESS, P. ALLEN, B. COOK, W. CADE. FIRST ROW: J. SNODDY, P. SMITH, D, WALLACE, J. WESTON, G. SITTON, S. ROLFE, N. RICHARD, J. STROHMEYER, J. TIERCE, G. PETERSON, F. SHADD. SECOND ROW? K. PORTER, G. THAYER, C. EKSTRAND, T. WATERS, J. YOUNGER, J. WILLIAM, B. PLUNKETT, S. PREBILSKY, M. WHELAN, F. STINETT. THIRD ROW: P. WOOSLEY, S. TIPTON, P. ROBERTSON, C. KREGAR, T. TOMLINSON, L, NIXSON, J. RAND, P. SCHLYPER, F. STRODE, G. SHIRLEY. FOURTH ROW: B. TAYLOR, S. WALKINS, G. HELTON, F. RICHES, N. TINCKNELL, P. CAREY, F. WELLMAN, T. RUTHERFORD, M. TINCKNELL, S. SCHIEMAN. FIRST ROW: MR. J. SEIM, J. NORLIEN, J. MAGEE, M. KELLY, J. o'nEEL, M. JONES, M. HURLEY, C. LEE, P. ALLEN. SECOND ROW; A. MILLER, B. MANASCO, N. POET, S. JAMES, G. HUBER, J. MOLE, B. METCALFE, J. ORR. THIRD ROW; A. ORR, R. HUMISTON, R. HOFFMANN, D. MC GILL, J. LEWIS, W. MC GILL, L. MICKEY, M. LA RONT. FOURTH ROW; S. PARKER, S. LIBBY, V. NOLLEN, A. NOLLEN, G. CLARKSTAD, W. NOLAND, B. MILLER, J. KORKOW, J. MANNING. Freshman Class Here comes the future 1962 seniors, 127 STRONG, MARCHING TOWARD THE JET AGE. OFFICERS; BONNIE WHISENHUNT, SEC.; STEVE SIMPSON, SGT.-AT-ARMS; FRITZ KEUDELL, TREASURER; ALLEN TOWNSEND, VICE PRESIDENT; DUTCH LA RONT, PRESIDENT. FIRST ROW; R. CARPENTER, F. BECK, D. BURKART, D. B ETTELYEUN, O. BOEHME, D. BRANT, G. DERKSEN, L. BURGESS, D. CAIN. SECOND ROW; R. COOKSON , D. COFFEY, S. BALES, C. BALES, W. BARBER, I. BACH, H. DU MOND, S. BETKER, B. DODSON. THIRD ROW; T. COLEMAN, D. CAIN, R. FRISON, C. CRANDALL, T. BOYER, M. FRANZEN, G. COLLIER. FOURTH ROW; G. CARLILE, J. CLARK, J. DOWE, D. COMBS, B. BITTERMAN, P. COLEMAN, D. FOSTER, D. DURHAM. NOT PICTURED; J. ALLEN, R. HAYES, B. EARHARP, A. TOWNSEND, J. CLARK, S. GRAVES, H. HER- MANSON, G. BECHTOLD, S. SHOBE, FIRST ROWX (LEFT TO RIGHT) B. JENSEN, D. HUNT, J. LYONS, M. MARSELLIS, L. KLEIN, L. MACKEY, M. HART, D. JARMIN. SECOND ROW J D. HOU3TED, L. GILBERTSON, J. HELVY, L. MORRIS, J. HERMANSON, L. LAMBRECHT, G. KELLY, B. GRAVES. THIRD ROW I P. GARB, E. HUGHES, J. MANN, R. LEE, V. LA RONT, F. MITCHELL, C. MILLER, T. HENNE. FOURTH ROWJ M. MOORE, E. JARMAN, M. HILL, L. GOSSEN, D. GOWER, F. KEUDELL, T. MILLS. FIRST ROW . (LEFT TO RIGHT) M. REA, G. JILLETD, J. MORTENSEN, J. GIBSON, H. WILLARD, B. WHISENHUNT, L. VAN OSDOL, B. WARD, N. STEPP, K. WILLMAN. SECOND ROWJ D. WOLF, T. WILSON, J. WOLF, R. MARTIN, J. NEUENSCHWANDER, F. WAY, P. RAPPE, J. PLUNKETT, K. TAYLOR, S. STANTON, S. SIMPSON. THIRD ROWj S. PACK, D. POPE, G. PFLUG, B. RAY, R. SAVAGE, L. STINSON, R. COLEMAN, L. SELNES, S. SAWYER, R. SMITH. FOURTH ROW: B. MILLER, D. STANTON, H. SMITH, B. SCHLYPER, F. TAYLOR, C. ZWICKER, J. ROGGLES, J. WALL ACE, R. MC CUELLEN, J. HANSAL. 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