Clackamas High School - Lance Yearbook (Milwaukie, OR)

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FUTURE TEACHERS PRESIDENT Ardie Olson The purpose of is to giv e TEACH- teach- an advanced into the field they have ACTIVITIES Teachers ppreciation Day Money Making rojects . . Parties Fun Trips ROW I: Alice Quale, chaplalng Judy Krebs, historian, Gloria Taylor, secretary, Ardie Olson, president, Karen Porter, vice-president, Rosalie Nelson, Carol Blake, and Miss Sato, advisor. ROW 2: Mary Isa, Judy Poet, Sue Dimick, Judy Maxwell, Jim Cissell, Janet Bentley, Joanne Klein, Sharon Cox, Anne Johnson. ROW 3: Cheryl Koch, Judy Pierson, Ann Carlson, Eliza- beth Coates, Karen Martin, Phil Weber, Judy Aus, Joy Diprofio, and Janet Aus. FUTURE NURSES ROW I: Penny Miner, vorresponding-secretaryg Marilyn Freeman. vice-president: Rose Maria' Budiseliv, president, Pal Flood, and Miss Sawyers. advisor. ROW 2: Rita Gian-vhero. Sue Dimick, treasurerg Lynn Scott, Kay Ness, Barbara Morud, Jan Saunders, Judy Dierks, and Lee Anderson. ROW 3: Judy Holzworth, Pam Swadener, Linda Zimmer, Dianna Pvrrigo, Deanna Ferguson, Mary Ann Cook, Ruth Hevkel, and Diana Thompson. PRESIDEIXT Ki M 19 ss , X '59 , tew- .-as V4 , Eg il:-kiwi ' . - . , fi? ix.-as-is --fs . e 2 Wifi , .Q .,s :ss Jifsifei 292'-fi15.Q,2 11ysf T 'iissxss Z 1 f N - 1 ,- 5 gfwififsw 1 a w 5 Eggsgggmmss QKTSSWSQ . -. , WS 'ss new 5 5 Y is fx s gs s gg swiss-i X K ,mi Q siisiakiie in 4. gssgsmsj, K, Ng, 6 5 2, W ex is X is :N 3 Wpgefs , Se ,. ,..,,. , . ,. as 5SisiQ2T42'1,-'f.1 - 1 5-4ef'2is .ys2 11sS . ?s?f'fK1:1s,,s,'f, 35 9?fewjs?is2SZfg5S-gsigsfwg, ' S, Q S, s is s 33615 ,ws 2, ipiiaaixxffitsa M - -I f--' - . L ss. . 2-z,.is...,,.3,.. f as?g?fsg?f,,fv .is feeggis r-f,,,25,,s : - - , sie.,sz?E2:' E 512 we X flggsfgwf . gs! 55225355 ssisisiis Rose Marie The purpose of FUTURE NURS- ES is to further the interest of g i r ls who wish to be- come nurses. ACTIVITIES Field Trips Projects for Childrens Homes and Hospitals Take Nursing Courses 99

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FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA ROW 1: Mrs. Ruble, advisor, Barbara Thompson, Kathleen Westing, Penny Hunter, secretary, Sandra Berg- strom, president: Diane Bocci, vice-president: Mary Lou Dumolt, treasurer, and Mrs. Pierce, advisor. ROW 2: Sharon Peterson, Sandra Melhus, Sharon Nesteby, Ella Stewart, Joanne Kaczenski, Pam Cillen, Diane Dixon, Camille Baird, Jeanette Westing, Wanda Hough, and Dana Roth. ROW 3: Linda Carpenter, Pat Chester, Norma Kraft, Pam Swadener, Janice Clay, Marilyn Freeman, Linda Williams, Charlotte Crook, Susan White, Artlene Mackwood, Frances Baggs, and Bonnie McGinnis. ROW 4: Karen Cook, Pat Hicks, June Steinback. Ginger Neese, Carol Shelton, Linda Schauer, Helen Kunze, Betty Bell, Judy M1-Daniel, Beverly Tack, Karen McLaughlin, and Virginia Kepley. ROW 5: Mary Ann Cook, Mary Mallory, Deannie Floyd, Carole Lane, PRESIDENT Sandra F. H . A. is to mote a growing . preciation of joys and satisf tions of homem4 ing. ACTIVITIES Sweetheart Forn Money-making Projects Installations Style Show The purpose I Patty Solomon, and Sharon Isbell. PRESIDENT Ken Boeve ACTIVITIES Sweetheart Formal Parliamentary Drills 98 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA ROW ll: Mr. Heliman, advisor, Don Pedersen, Byron Mann, Alex Komlofske, Ken Boeve, president: Don Mantel, and Cary Ziegler. ROW 2: Tom Jeleniewski, Bob Daffern, Ricky Asquith, Ken Harmon, Paul Larsen, Clarence Ross, Richard Anderson, Walt Tschudy, Ron Park, Doug Howard and Ron Boeve. ROW 3: Bob McKay, Richard Boeve, Mark Hall, Aldo Bomotti, Mario Dow, Dennis Leischner, Eddie Cross, and Gerald Dyck. ROW 4: Bill Wesley, Len Wilke, Roger Lex, Dale Lofthus, Richard Capron, John Harworth, Gary H1lgert,'.lack Hattan, Clifford Anderson. ROW 5: Tom Netlleton, Mike Sofich, Richard Kibbons, Jeff Lyons, Jim Komlofske. Jerry Veenker, Marty Stermon, and Steven Ryder.

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FIRE SQUAD ROW 1: Carol Gerrior, Barbara Hardt, Betty McCoun, Judy Garrison, Marilyn Hammack, Mary Ann Cook, and Mr. Helbig, advisor. ROW 2: Melody Johnson, Linda Williams, Fay Proctor, Judy Guthrie, Rosemarie Scherk, Marilyn Freeman, Linda Wade, and Carla Enegren. ROW 3: Walt Wagner, Helen Kehrer, Nancy Cottrell, Charlotte Crook, Irene Kaiser, Jean Robertson, Sue Deering, Jim Flink, and Ted Sholin. ROW 4: Larry Huseman, Jim Cundiff, Dick Beeson, Dick Peterson, Dick Traudt, Gale Millard, and Ed Horner. PRESIDENT PART CLUB J an Sabin The ART CLUB, open to interested students taking art or craft art cours- es, does varied ar- tistic and illustra- tive work about the school. 100 ROW 1: Mr. Boardwell, advisor, Pam Swadner, Barbara, Brownell, Nancy Cottrell, .lan Sabin, Rosalie Nelson, Vern Mayo, and Ken Upshaw. ROW 2: Gingerrlfleesegloy Floyd, Glenda Dittenhaver, Patsy Paist, April Getchel, Mary Isa, Serena Pederson, and Joella' Using., '-ROW 3: Sandy Dow , Carol Simmons, Linda Enegren Artlene Mackwood, Karen Martin, Donna Quisnberlyg Pat Ross, and Ethel Fitzgerald. l