Clackamas High School - Lance Yearbook (Milwaukie, OR)

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PRESIDENT LE TTERE TTES Bev Neal The promote friend- ip and goodwill mong girls thru orts activities. ACTIVITIES Dog Patch Daze ance . . . Home- ming Mums . . . arties . . . Trips ROW I: Miss Allen, advisor, Mary Ellen Cook, sergeant-at-arms, Kenda Richardson, secretary- treasurerg Bev. Neal, president, Sharon Cox, vice-president, and Yvonne Hegg, point recorder. ROW 2: Jayne Anderson, Melody Cantrell, Janet Bentley, Mildred Dittenhauer, Pam Gillen, Joella Ussing., Sarah Cross, Natalie Powell, Leah Gidley, and Patsy Kelley. ROW 3: Rosalyn Buheck, Mary Lou Andrews, Diane Bocci, Pat Paist, Karen Mulirk, Sharon Peterson, Lee Anderso-n, Bev Worley, Minnie Kakishita, Judi Aus. ROW 4: Nancy Holt, Connie Pommeren- ing., Barbara Rhoades, Louise Byers, Janice Van Buren, Ruth Good, Joanna Kaczenski, Alice Church, Frances Garhe., Mary Martin, and Nancy Raymond. LETTERMEN'S CLUB Herm Gartner The purpose of LETTERMEN'S CLUB is to pro- mote the athletic program, and to create good sports- manship and citi- zenship. ROW 1: Mr. Miller, advisor, Rick Reents, Dave Simpson, sergeant-atarmsg Herm Gartner, president, Mike Carlson, Justin Okada, secretary-treasurer, and Al Heeter, vice-president. ROW 2: Dick Beeson, Frank Pullman, Jim Kline, Eric Pearson, Norm Smith, Ron Calhoun, Walt Wagner, and Dick Peterson. ROW 3: Bob Wagner, Tim Kendig, Tom Rich, Darrel Frentress, Don Traudt, Dennis Sweeney, Glen Akers, and Dan Petticord. ROW 4: Pat Ennes, Warren Meyer, Aldo Bomotti, Ken Alcorn, William Davidson, Gary Ziegler, Bill Haherlah, and Ken Bneve. 101

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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

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DIS TRIBUTIVE EDUCATION ROW 1: Mr. Clifford, advisorg J0iAnne. Kemnitz, secretaryg Eldon Beckman, presidentg Bob Yvngner, vice- presidentg and Margo Falkner. RUW 2: .Ieanette Wolcott, Mary Lou Andrews, Lorrie Schneider, Arlette Bakke, Betty McCoun, Phil Nelson, historiang Wade Wilcox, and Jim Forman. ROW 3: Harvey Shelton, Mark Hall, Byron .Mann, Lenord Wilke. Dick Clark, Hal Jones, and Ed Horner. PRESIDENT 3 1fr1T.-Z,-MW' ' gs ,.', 7 zgiify l'T',,g7ii'ff1 , -Pl?i5?l55iif11' Y M m .. ' - H ::.:E'fQi2 f??eZ5' : J7Q'j5?5fl' z . ..-ff ff ,iff -sim 1 1 W ,,,:. L ,,., .. , e,.. .. -we as Ken McCafferty The purpose of AUDIO-VISUAL is to service and op- erate the schoolis audio-visual equip- ment, such as pro- jectors, recorders, phonographs, and public address sys- tems. 102 AUDIO-VISUAL PRESIDENT Eldon Beckman ACTIVITIES Concessions Breakfast Manual kie and Businesses Employee and Employer D. E. C Mr. Hutchens, advisor: Ken Mf'Cafferty, president: Darrel Rhomls, and Bob Youker.