Coburg High School - Bronco Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1956 volume:

I 1 xx T54 11 '1 11 I 11 i, if 1, ig 1. .1 1 i 12 11: i . E 131 1 1 1 11 1 1 41 il X af 1 1 1 15 11 1 xi -1 :if Qui: Baci Dedcmtcan We, the Annual Staff of 1956, dedicate THE BRONCO to our superintendent and faithful friend Robert C. Sabin. This is ou r way of expressing our thanks to him for his kindness, his help, and his willingness to assist us in solv- ing our many problems. We are grateful to him for his unceasing efforts in trying to make our school a pleasant place in which to work. We wish him good luck and success in the years ahead. 1..1:...: 1 Q -I1 -cull V 454' .ff- I ,. .7 1 4 '4 'fi i yt: f-' f., Nlqza .' A r 1- n . 1 J 4' 1 p Ab. 1 . 4 .- 75 2 Z. x X X l X . ,J X .X :FX ,I V. J X n MR. JOHN MITCHELL Freshman Class MISS ISABEL SMOOTS Music Department I . ' -' . -V.: Q'-. 1' 114x.P' x as , igox 4 O, MISS MINNIE KIELDE Sophomore Class MR. HAROLD THARP Junior Class Compliments of COBURG CAFE Coburg, Oregon MRS. EDITH JACOBS Junior Class -5- . 5 I '? .Sf ff IIM GREEN PALMER KING 77, 4 N --1 REESE IARNIGAN LOWELL SWARTZ fps , ,f , PA UL LONGCOY EDITH SIDWELL 5 Compliments of NI'-WAY CLEANERS 200 River Road 2652 ...-r 53 -rf' ww X , .fo N'P If 4 -n. BUS DRIVERS Mr Johnson IANITOR: Mr. Claude Miller Io Sldwell and Mr Vmce Wi Inf. lg! ul-5 . Co -Editors ........... Bonnie Crownover Ads .,,.,. Susan Swango Business Managers ,,,,,, Ronnie Lawrence Sales Manager , Glenn Yotmg Class Poem . . .... . . . Marge Stoneberg Class History . . . . . Kate Hamilton Af! . . . Class Will ...... .... C aroline Hall Class Prophecy .... . . . Ion Bowerman Class Reporters .... Ila Pirtle Typing Boys' Sports .... . Girls' Sports .... ... Lyle Green Joyce Manley ... Bud Phelps Dick Putzier Virgil Young . Gerry Farmer Advisor ,Sarah Dewees Wayne Elwood I ack Howland Ir, Wiggens Melvin Bridges Sarah Dewees I ack Howland Iohn Caudill Kathy Graville Judy Short Ion Bowerman lla Pirtle Wayne Elwood Caroline Hall .. Miss Kjelde fs. WAYNE ELWOOD Editor MARGE STONEBERG Assxstant Edltor 6' Sl 'Ss S. COBURN FILM SHOP 698 Willmr DI 4-8241 S Q S. x Q 1 X Xuzk Ax X x4 1 x, K X,Xxx -y X xv X g , 1 9 A r , , 1 Jqs ' . 4 . xx- I- ' 4,1 A ff ' X Xu! N X .xx Y , ,'1 x3,X,XWguw ..g xxx 'xr ' Xl, - f I X CX X Vik -1 x, , uf, n ',X,' ' V 1 ,' , x,, 3-KX A' -, Xxx I M 1x51 I-f,lkfxAx,f N ki A N ,r X' 5 ' ff 1 ,xi X X Hx K 'R 1 !'I?lyfi -J' x YJ X X- X I , I -'L',X , X Ntf X ,1 . - . v . x ha xf--f ',g' 1 Q ' , 1 xhxj, . 5-r X , A 1 .,v, k XX xxx X filhft Uv X N. P- . X NJ 1 W X ' .x H . H . lx ' X- I' , N x. N .,. X XX. Xl A-Xtfr. I - x LW fl, , x K , , ,. N X . .A x , .Jk'X'W :'x ..1' . W N . ' ' -' fx x . K. gl' , ,I I X ,A K.:- rd , i- X P xr If. K 1. x '.. - I ir gi PRESIDENT 'R' l VICE PRESIDENT Complrments of PETRO LANE COMPANY Coburg Road DELBERT IAMES OLDHAM Basketball I 2 3 4 Football 2 Baseball 2 3 Class Offxcerz 4 Car nxval Prlnce I Yell Leader 3 let terman s Club I 2 3 4 StudentBody Play 3 Class Play 4 Student Councxl I F1re Patroll 2 3 Basketball All Star4 SUSAN KAY SWANGO Volleyballr 2 3 4 Softball 1 2 3 4 Class Secretary I 2 4 Red Cross Representatlve 3 Camrval Prlncess I Paper Edltor 3 Student Body Play 2 Class Play 4 Volleyball Capt 3 Honor Soclety 4 Betty Crocker Homemaker 4 Speech League 3 4 Pep Club I 2 3 4 ION HAMILTON BOWERMAN 3 4 Track I 2 3 4 Basketball 3 lr Play3 4 Sr P1ay4 Football Captam 4 Track Captam 3 MayDay Prrnce 3 Letterman Club Offrce 4 Vrce Presrdent Class 3 4 Red Cross 2 Class Reporter I 2 Frre Pauol I 2 3 4 Annual Staff2 3 4 Paper Staffl 2 3 Poetry Anthology I 3 Boys Pep Club 3 Honor Soclety 4 GLENN EDWARD YOUNG Letterman Club I 2 3 4 Basketball Manager I Annual Staff 2 3 4 Paper Staff 3 4 Camrval Busmess Manager 4 Class Play 3 Class Treasurer 4 Speech League 3 Frre Patrol I 2 3 4 Stat1stIcIan 2 3 Baseballz 3 Basketball 2 3 Honor Socrety 4 Chrrstmas Program 3 4 Boys Pep Club 3 9 O SECRETARY -I' I-117 WJ f TREASURER fx 'Bb . 3, . , . , I 1' . : ' . : - S67 1 - - I Q - ' . . . 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' UQ : ' l . . 1 P41 ' T' 3' ..,, VIRGIL FORREST YOUNG Football 2, 3,4, Basketball 2, 3, Base- ball 2,3,4, Track 3,4, Letterman's Club 2, 3,4, Letterman's Club Officer 3, Student Council 2,3,4: Student Body Officer 3, Class Officer 2,3, Honor Society 4, May King 2, Class Play 3,4, Student Body Play 3, Fire Patrol 2,3,4g Paper Staff 3, Annual Staff 3,4, We Senchzc BONNIE ALLINE CROWNOVER Class Officer I 2 Student Counc113 Red Cross Representative 4 Volleyball Team I 2 3 4 Co-Captain of Volleyball Team 2 Cheerleader 2 Softball Team I 2 3 4 A 1234 GAA OffIcer3 dent body play 2 Class Play 3 4 Essay Anthology 4 Honor Society 4 Paper Staff 2 3 4 Annual Co Editor 4 Pep Club I 2 3 4 Rally Squad I Social Committee Officer 4 EUGENE MIRROR 82 GLASS CO 725 Oak DI 5 -52 I3 rf 105 4 -4' CAROLINE JANE HALL May Day Queen Ig May Day Princess 2, 3, Volleyball Manager 3,4, Softball Manager Ig Annual Staff 3,4, Paper Staff 3,4, Stu- dent Council 3,4, Student Body Officer 4, Class Officer 3, Class Play 3,4, Red Cross Ip Yell Leader 2, Glee Club 3,4, Honey- aires 3,4, Pep Club I,2,3,4, Rally Squad r,2, G,A.A. I,2,3,4, G.A,A, Officer 3. 1-'4' DUANE IRA HOOKER ROBERT ELTON PARKS Westfir Football 3 School Plav 3 Fire Patrol 2 3 Class Play 3 4 Paper Class Play 3 Lette man sClubOfficer Staffz 3 Baseball4 3 Baseball Manager I Coburg, Red Cross Representative 4 Poetry An thologx 4 Essax knthologx 4 10 - ,gg 0' ,gg 6016014 GERALDINE RUTH FARMER Volleyball I,2,3,45 Softball I,2,3,45 Car- nival Princess 25 Student Council 25 Honor Society 3,45 Class Play 45 Paper Staff 2,3,43 Yell Leader 1,35 Red Cross Ig Pep Club l,2, 3,45 Rally Squad I,25 G.A.A. I,2,3,45 Band 4. WILLIAM VESTER PHELPS Football Manager i5 Letterman's Club l,2, 3,45 Class Officer 1,35 May King Ig Stu- dent Council 2,41 Track 2, 3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Football 2.3-4: Basketball 1,2, 3,45 Student Body President 45 Class Play 3,45 Pep Club 35 Fire Patrol 2,3,45 Letter- man's Club President 45 Annual Staff 45 Paper Staff. MARJORIE LOUISE STON EBERG P porter 45 Paper Staff 2,3,45 Asst. Editor of Paper 3,45 Annual staff 45 2, 3,45 Honor Chorus 35 Class Play 3,45 Volleyball 4. ANNETTA DOUISE AMERSON Oakridge: Softball Team l,2, Coburgg Paper Staff 35 Carnival Princess 45G.A.A. I, C. PENNEY INC, . : Pe b . 3 4 P Clu 3 914 Willamette St. D14-3296 G.A,A. l,2,3,45 G,A.A. Officer 3 Pe Club 1,25 Band 2,3,45 Class Re- Honor Society 45 Poetry Anthology 1, AQ 4 .pl ,117 KATHLEEN KAY MCKIBBEN Softball l,2, 3,45 Softball Captain 3,45 Volleyball Manager 35 Honor Society 3,45 Honor.Chorus 35Honey- aires Quartet 3,45 Red Cross Repre-5 sentative 35 StudentCouncil 45 Cami val Princess 3, Class Play 3,45 Paper Staff 2,3,45 Annual Staff 2,35 Pep Club 2,3,45 G.A.A. i,2,3,45 G. A,A. Officer 3,45 Band I,2,3,4g Speech League 4. 1 Mai' fs 553 , r iw A JAY JONES IR. Basketball Manager 2 4 Letterman s Club 2 3 4 Baseball 2 Class Play 3 4 Baseball Manager 3 Camrval Prmce 4 embed 'as 3.3. ,gf r:A'i CATHERINE LOIS HAMILTON G,A.A. 1, 2,3,4g Class Play 3,4g Paper Staff 3,4g Annual staff 4, Carnival Princess 3. FRED EDGAR STEPHENS Baseball Manager 3- Letterman s Club 3 4- Audio-Visual I 2 3 4- Stage Manager 2 3 4 HEATH WONDER FABRICS 878 Willamette DI 5-6352 4 'A dr N-...ff RICHARD DAVID PUTZIER Football 2, 3,41 Basketball 2,3,4p Letter- man's Club 2, 3,4g Track 3.4: Class Play 3,45 Track 3,41 Red Cross 3g Camival Manager 35 Annual Staff 3,4g Paper staff 3,45 Student Council 3: Fire Patrol 3,4. This space is reserved for our beloved classmate Benjamin Franklin Lewis who passed away April 29, l954. He was admired and respected by all who knew him, Benny started school in I942 at Coburg and continued his education here until his illness. The school suffered a tragic loss by his death, Those who pass away die only when those who live forget theml IS W I FN wb x2 fwwf xx: xx The t1me has come for us to part Our h1gh school days are through But st1ll there s a dread 1n every heart As we leave our beloved school The years have passed so qu1ckly It s 1956 at last The t1me of graduat1on Our h1gh school days are passed As you go on your road and I go m1ne Along our separate ways Though years pass on the memor1es w1ll rema1n Of our wonderful h1gh school days Marge Stoneberg Lf:'.: - 6693 M 4 fm .C ,553 i f I Compliments COCA COLA BOTTLDG CO 2000 Franldm Blvd Eugene 'N' gba.: QW, A l 1 Nxjxi U' I K lt rf 1, , . f' 03 1 - - ff I . ' . I ss L M .. . I y , fi , Q if l 3 I J 'ff ' .: W 1.2 fr' -., x .S J Q , J U . 'T Y 7 I .. N A YT lfu ' NY f 1 f ' ' 4 Gibb q P95 'P A X .-I My ' WWW In the year of 1944 ezght shy and sllghtly fnghtened chxldren started to school They were Bonn1e Crownover Jay Jones Kathleen McK1bben Delbert Oldham Robert Parks Susan Swango Ronald Taylor and Marge Stoneberg Through trlals and tr1bulat1ons these exght have stuck together and formed a fr1endsh1p 1n thelr twelve years of school that w1ll last forever Jay Jones and Delbert Oldham proved to be very valuable to the school ln sports Del as the athlete and Jay as manager Jay d1d part1 c1pate 1n track Kathleen and Marge brrghtened the school wlth the1r mus1cal talent Both have lovely vo1ces as well as ab1l1ty to play many mstruments Susan and Bonme were actlve 1n gxrls' sports extra currlcular act1v1ty as well as speech league and essay contests Robert belng more car m1nded than sports mmded d1dn't part1 c1pate 1n any sports outslde of football There he proved to be a valuable asset to the reserve strength The second year of grade school brought us the gay frxendly Dlck Putz1er from Glenwood Four dash1ng young gentlemen Jolned the group 1n the th1rd grade to add many memor1es to our school days ' They were W1ll1am Phelps Fred Stephens Glenn Young and V1rg1l Young Bud came fromArkansas Fred and Glenn ln and around Eugene whlle V1rg1l came from Glenwood Gerry Farmer came to us from Cahfornla 1n the f1fth grade and helped make our sports more eventful Carolme Hall Jomed us 1n the s1xth grade to add humor laughter and good w1ll to the s1xth graders attendmg Coburg Grade School Carohne came to us from Spr1ngf1eld Catherme Hamxlton Jolned us 1n the seventh grade completmg the class unt1l the f1rst of our h1gh school years She attended Harr1sburg Jon Bowerman and Frank Cooke Jomned the class to start the new exc1t1ng adventure of gomg through h1gh school wzth us Jon left Roose velt m Eugene and Frank Calxforma to Jom us 1n our Freshman year Jon was noted for hxs track ab1l1ty whlle Frank was 1n great demand Navy Then 1n our semor year the boy of all boys Joxned us the humorous and darmg Duane Hooker Because of h1s ab1l1ty 1n wr1t1ng he won many awards and recogmtlon for h1mself and the school for h1s poetry and essays Thus the graduatlng class of 56 leaves the past behxnd, and must now turn to face the future 5- ,M N.-fs' '.'..L I A 'A , l l I for art work. Frank left us in Nov2mber to serve in the United States .Aj 1 5 up. fi . , g dl 'f . -. , l 1 - I ,-.. jlg vf lr Nxix V, - 41 Y - '34 gl ,Q l . x Q ' , ' ' f ff f XLS LK If BETHEL CLEANERS 818 PBCIIIC Hlghway North D14 6633 FMMW I come teanng clown the sk1 Jump at Mt Hood and go sa1l1ng out 1nto space I look down and see a traxn pufflng steadlly up the mounta1n The engmeer waves and as I look I see that lt IS V1rg1l Young an agrxcultural engmeer, br1ng1ng a tram load of farm products from Del Oldham's 50 thousand acre farm 1n the W1llamette valley Then I fly past a large buzldmg I catch a ghrnpse of Bud Phelps busmess admxn lstrator, dzctatmg some letters to h1s secretanes, Kate Ham1lton and Annetta Amerson As I come past a gas stat1on I see Ronald Tag' fllhng a beautmful gold Cadmllac w1th premmm gasohne Then from the 1ns1de of the stat1on comes m1ll1ona1re Glenn Young, who 1S checkxng up on hxs many stat1ons Passmg a beauty shop I see world famous beauty operators, Carollne Hall and Kathleen McK1bben preparlng Susan Swango and her horse Cherrle for the Nat1onal Horse Show A race track comes mto v1ew and I'm Just 1n t1me to see Duane Hooker tearmg down the flnal stretch of the Indxanapohs speedway at 675 m1les per hour to w1n the race for h1s thlrd stra1ght year Then passlng the Ram stad1um In L A I see D1ck Putzxer pro all star make the key block wh1ch sends h1s team to v1ctory and a man on the oppos1te team about 40 feet 1n the a1r From there I pass the telephone company where Marge Stoneb g surrounded by a maze of wlre, IS sk1l1fully handlmg all these calls of the New York exchange Then I see a strange looklng automoblle gomg down the h1ghway After gettmg closer I see that It IS Fred Stephens and Jay Jones tear 1ng down the road testmg out the1r latest automob11e Lurkmg around the next curve 15 State Patrolman Bob Parks, who w1ll probably g1ve them a chance to try the eff1c1ency of thelr mventzon I then come to an enormous play ground one of the many founded by Bonn1e Crownover for unfortunate ch1ldren Then cru1s1ng past a large naval base I see Gerry Farmer and all her 11ttle Myers gomg shoppmg As I settle down to earth again I know I have made a very long Jump for everyone IS cheerlng and runmng toward me Thenl feel a damp cloth w1p1ng my persp1r1ng face Just as I am bemng awarded the trophy I awaken I have fallen out of bed aga1n and the dog 15 hckmg my face to wake me up Q . .. . 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Raymond gge as head stallion, and Jack Howland to take charge of the stable when Raymond was gone. Kathy Graville was elected treasurer to pay for the feed. lla Pirtle kept all records concern- ing their progress. Sarah Manley and John Caudill met with the representatives of the other stables to see that peace was kept and everyone was happy. Loretta Longcoy and Bob Olmstead served as veterinarians. Wayne Elwood was editor of the monthly paper concerning the activities of all the stable members. Nine of the stallions were awarded football letters for their endurance and fleetness. They were: Arlen Gustafson, Jack Howland, Bob Olmstead, Ray Cantrell, Raymond Egge, D. L. Littlejohn, Ronald Lawrence, Dale Hunt, and Jim Lanz. Basketball and Volleyball brought more fame and recognition to the stable. Sarah Manley, Sarah Dewees, and Ila Pirtle were three mares who lettered in Volleyball. Arlen Gustafson, Raymond Egge, Ray Cantrell, Bob Olmstead, Ronnie Lawrence, John Caudill, Dale Hunt, and Jim Lanz were the lettering stallions in Basketball. Loretta Longcoy, Sarah Dewees, and Sarah Manley served as cheer leaders to keep up the spirit and sportsmanship of the barn. Judy Short acted as president of the Social Activity Committee. Dena Smith and Bob Olmstead were prince and princess for the barn's biggest whing-ding, the SWEET!-IEART'S SWING dance. Many thanks go to their trainers Mrs. Jacobs and Mr. Tharp for the help and co-operation they gave them. if FRONT ROW: Raymond Egge, Ray Cantrell, Ronnie Lawrence, Wayne Frizielle, John Caudill, Wayne Elwood, Arlen Gustafson, Bob Olmstead. MIDDLE ROW: Judy Short, Kathy Graville, Jim Lanz, Dale Hunt, D, L, Little- john, Jack Howland, BOTTOM ROW: Sarah Manley, Sarah Dewees, lla Pirtle, Dena Smith, Kay Sidwell, Alice Cameron, Loretta Longcoy, i16i an-iw I . '14 ' Mountain Maggie . . . Maw Fry ......... 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X ' I 1 ' 5 'LA ,nl I N.. x Yrxx , f ' Y , f p Q f j A Lu. ,. lx KX f f , vw -'mp fm wwf x X f- J J ' A X , , fx ,' K J J X X--1 ' K'-A QS 'f AX x ' - X K X , NK J lg A - x A I ' . , v I x 1 1 K G ,:' , , K ,A A Q F ffckv Q- , . .xg Q q X, mf F ,A ,- ki I A Q . I R 1 xl w XJ xx N J N x ,Q W' ' VN 3 , S mga P '. el 'ff Y 'x -Ax ' 1-f X Y! gr , , I L Y ' . ,.. I V ' , ' JL Y -.lf xy xgfif lk V X x ,V V. Q s ,X Q1 ' 'nk' Vvxlv' I X 'X JNL , M. ,A E XX I N A - . -A 1- f A ,- Jwvxx QJNQX JXXQ wax-yfxy Nw X4 X GQ 'VV lk xvk flxfv wx 'IN KQ L xj Q vi 1 MJ 'J 026 X BARBARA IARNAGIN SUE Lgwlg . Vice President Secretary MELVIN BRIDGES UM SEXTON president Treasurer The sophomore herd started off the year with Z8 students under the head rancher, Miss Kjelde. Class president, Melvin Bridges, was foreman. His helpers were Bar- t bara Jarnigan, vice president, Sue Lewis, secretary, Jim Sexton, reasurer. The Red Cross representatives, Helen Chamberlain and Howard Haworth, saw that they were health .Our student councilrepresentatives,Karel Stephens and Eu ene Lanz, intyormed us of the latest from the boss, Mr. Sabin. Our 8 reporter Anne McKibben kept The Bronco paper informed of all that was h d d t happening in our corral. Lyle Green, student body treasurer, an e ou the workers' pay checks. Out of the herd, we chose Lois Manley and Melvin Bridges to be our prince and princess for the big event of the corral, THE CARNIVAL. The herds mixed for the big social event of the year, THE SWEET- HEARTS' SWING. We chose Lyle Green and Helen Chamberlain for our can- didates for king and queen. We are proud to say they won. Our herd did quite well in sports, although it did not win too many letters. At mid-term the prize winning Broncos were Helen Chamberlain, Jim Sexton, and Lyle Green for their essays, Edwin Youn , Lois Manley, Mazie Brown, Anne McKibben, Helen Chamberlain, Janice Green, Junior Wiggins, Mary Parks, and Sue Lewis for their poems. ft Ronald Bebee Lester Newin ham Eu ene Lanz Edwin Young Lyle Green Howard!-laworth MelvinBridges To? Row qLe y: . g , g , , , , James Sexton, Clayton Haas. CENTER ROW Qleftj: Iames Amerson, Elmer Loyd, Lois Manley, Barbara Hooker, Ann Mc - ' - r Pa o ce Manle Janice Green, Kibben, Karel Stephens, Barbara Iamigan, Dick Stolsig, BOTTOM ROW QLefty. Ma y rks, I y y, Phyllis Koele, Karen Tucker, Helen Chamberlain, Nancy Meeks, Sue Lewis. Ommndafq TTAll7v d2 na 'fE'l Q . . in x POSTER CONTEST, GIRL OF MONTH: Iudy Short, Anne tta A merson :a.a. 4 A 3 .- O 5 1 , 5 I AWARDS IN POETRY: Duane Hooker, Marge Stone- berg, Jr. Wiggins, Donna Smith, Janice Green, Emily Forcum, Mary Parks, Lois Manley, Delores Butler, Kathy Graville, Judy Short, Sue Lewis. f xlfefruf SUSAN SWANGO Homemaker of Tomorrow AWARDS IN ESSAYS: Frank Sexton, Lyle Green, Sarah Manley, Kathleen Mc - Kibben, n l RELAY TEAM TOOK SECOND IN STATE: Jack Howland, Ray Cantrell, Ir. Wiggins, Raymond Egge. Q ,-L-413 fzssffmfilw 1' 'T - .LN'- ,r'l I w . ION BOWERMAN Outstanding track work Duane Hooker, Helen Chamberlain, Marge Stone- berg, Bonnie Crownover, ARLEN GUSTAFSON RAY CANTRELL Gained 641 yards passing Gained 741 yards running IACK HOWLAND DEL OLDHAM First in State 440 yard dash Made 362 points in basketball V r 1 r i r x P , P L 1 L i F I w -'Qt A N K. f . I 'f. YZ -5 x' L w J? .7 5 1 A .- ,. V 'su Z. li' 'wg . xg- sz 'l M x 1 . Q 5' I J 1 1 1 7 . . 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' QNX - J' V, NX x M , X -flffp Xhx F If A NBL X ' r ' V X M YQ J I. N QJLJ, I . xx ! Q ak JVM N J NO' K f f J X A' ' ' Af t-JX .V-ff! - f 1 f fff w w .M ' XX X' 'X X ,x A Q-,gwxyx A , K' ff-Y . VA I X ,QXLKJ ' 1 - , . - ', ' H .5 4' F V 4 sfxk- . A g - X ' 'bmw l1A,4g.- L A, 7 J' , f -. A . ' V . 1 E--'mf N ff f . '45 - -, 'J Y K- , 1 ' x N m ' fx ' P ' F' - Y. , - h . .,, ' ,- . Al . Y A . A 5 ' .L v K ' 1 k '72 !xv X 'A x L xx 1, A K .f x ',L l g 1 fx 5 , ,X 1 ,rf X 1 ,fl , l K-XZ-Rex 1 K., If-,'-. kr lx 11,1 V ff -x 716440144 1 . ,,, , 3 DEANNE PIRTLE Y., A - Vice President ROBERTA NESTLE DONNA lwlAE SMITH -H: at DAVID DEFFENBACHER Pl'eSldel'lI Secretary I . ' -r ' Tfea5U-fer N V, Ji The colts romped through the white gate to the greener pastures of high school with 31 in number, but before many weeks this number dwind- led to 28. Roberta Nestle acted as the leader and Deanne Pirtle as her assistant. Donna Smith kept records concerning the colts' activities, while David Deffenbacher was elected their treasurer. Delores Butler and Marden Jones, acting as Red Cross representatives, lent their kind assistance to the injured. Judy Adair and Eugene Perdue voiced their opinion at the meeting of the big four. Sandra Lanini wrote the monthly reports for the paper which were put out from the stable. Fame and recognition were won for the colts by Donna Smith, who won a varsity letter in volleyball. Deanne Pirtle and Marden Jones were elected Queen and King for one of the Stable's biggest annual affairs, the CARNI- VAL. Donna Smith and Mike McKibben were prince and princess for their first formal SWEETHEART SWING. Emily Forcum, Donna Smith, and Delores Butler won certificates for poetry, and Judy Adair, for an essay. We, the colts, have just be un. By the time we become mares and stallions, we will have accompgished many things for the Stable. TOP ROW fLeft7: Gary Elwood, Rod Hoglan, Mike McKibben, Marden Jones, Kendal Hickman, Adrian Clark, louis Mclntire, Eugene Purdue, Jerry Stephens. CENTER ROW fLeftj: Kenny Jones, Jack Graville, Margie Wright, Roberta Nestles, Wilma Prater, Clifford Stallings, Bob Caudill, Marilyn Howland, Carl Sexton, David Deffenbacher, BOTTOM ROW Hefty: Judy Adair, Sandra Lanini, Deloris Butler, Sharon Cole, Donna Mae Smith, Emily Forcum, Deanne Pirtle, Billie Cameron, dl Ronme Beebe Howard Haworth Kathy Graville Wow: 6 1' li Hell SENIORCLASSOF1956l1l111llll Jack Howland Arlen Gustafson Ronnie Lawrence Janice Green Ila Pirtle Junior Wiggins Sarah Manley 24 Lois Manley Loretta Longcoy x 5 f' V v V' -'X , x 1 I - I, I r Q . M 4- J 'I z il 1' 1 ,l 1 5 Y . arty! .. .Q N, 1 . I.f Y 5' ,,- , ii 'R -. -1' ,9.,, .13 -L 1 2. . z, ,i'.. v-' xr' ,rf-1 ij' i.-, - I . AI ll ,Su 1 2 s -,I ff ,J- s X x X ,X n4,, Nb'-'W fl I ' 1 X n lx X L, x - I ,gg g v'!h 'k ' ft, A, . 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' X ' ' ' ' 'K ' , ' , : ' ' ' K- ,f 'X . 2 K ' x - A ' . pd X ' V- ' 1 ', A Xlxxdb, , . - ', ' 145 6. 71. 5 'T Q 2' Sarah Dewees, Loretta lnngcoy, Sarah Manley. TOP ROW: Karel Stephens, Donna Smith, Marge Wright, Deanne Pirtle, Dena Smith, lla Pirtle, Sharon Cole, Janice Green, Emily Forcum, Kay Sidwell, SECOND ROW: Gerry Farmer, Judy Adair, Roberta Nestle, Ann McKibben, Barbara Hooker, Kathleen McKibben, Karen Tucker, Helen Chamberlain, Barbara Jarnigan, Marilyn Howland. BOTTOM ROW: Sandra Lanini, Delores Butler, Wilma Prater, Caroline Hall, Susan Swango, Lois Manley, Nancy Meek, Iudy Short, Bonnie Crownover, Sue Lewis. .1 A.- -' -'K - n.7Ee:..I.v..'A ,,,, '-1 ' 'r' ' 4 l5'P ' L'-Agri -fi ,H . f, Jun. . t. .ln 1 , ' W ,. -- , Qifirfy-1.3 RAY CANTRELL If an B' Su C 'QQ Y . I' - ,. '.,. i,5.X. - - + A juli WJ, ,-Q3 . N' J NYS 4-75.. n, . 455-1 4 , . F ' -1 ' I uarter a k V: f rw- 5 r , ' -i J, ' O b C .-,.,t',s,Q,.Q5g!L:,,'Y,fw,3-:fx 1 , BUD PHELPS DICK PUTZIER Halfback Halfback TOP LEFT Clrfford Stallmgs Paul Wolf Ray Cantrell Don Brown Bob Olmstead Lyle Green Dlck Putzrer M1keMcK1bben MIDDLE LEFT hm Lanz Vrrgrl Young Arlen Gustafson Jack Howland D L Llttleyohn Edwrn Young Melvln Brrdges Marden jones Ronnre Lawrence BOTTOM LEFT Coach Jack Mrtchell Howard Haworth James Amerson Gary Elwood Dale Hunt Bud Phelps Raymond Egge Frank Cooke Jon Bowerman Wayne Fnzrelle Mgrs Lester Newmgham Jay Jones JON BOWERMAN Center RAYMOND EGGE End FRANK COOKE n Wm emo. awazaez We 4.2-will Quan TOP ROW Dale Hunt Bob Olmstead John Caudlll Del Oldham Raymond Egge Coach Jack Mrtchell. SECOND ROW Mgr Iay Jones Bud Phelps Duane Hooker Drck Putzrer Ray Cantrell Arlen Gustafson U L.. lil' x 7 ig lx- I. s TOP ROW: D L Littlejohu Martin Jones Wayne Frizielle Lyle Green Jim Lanz Jim Sexton Mike McKibben Coach Jack Mitchell, FROINT ROW: Ronnie Lawrence lack Howland Dick Srolsig Bob Caudill Howard Haworth Melxin Bridges Clx 5 5 7, v 'Lf' . ' -A N . . I.. 1.5.5 . ' 'fi fir' SCORES Coburg I Coburg Lorane I Coburg Crow Coburg Halsey Coburg Mohawk Coburg McKenzie oburg Triangle Lake Coburg Westfir DISTRICT PLAYOFF X 5 Coburg Glide .x yi The Coburg High Broncos began the '55 I season with a turnout of Z7 players, of which 8 ' were returning lettermen. We are appy to say that we retained the county six-man Championship by eating Westfir 53-36, but lost our first game in the District Playoff to the Glide Wildcats by a score of 61-38. Ray Cantrell-rushing--741 yards A Bud Phelps - --504 yards I 'S Arlen Gustafson-passing--641 yards 'K Bud Phelps - --487 yards , We have had a successful season, ending with a league record of 6 wins and 0 losses. Coburg scored 300 points against the opponents 127 points. We also won two non-league games against Shedd and Halsey. We have good prospects for a successful season J N .1 next year, but will be missing, Bud Phegns, Dick Put- zier, Jon Bowerman, Virgil oung, an Frank Cooke. I 5' fe-el? jk' x 'Z V -I, C5 5 'S Y! I I' , 3?-3 23 A 2 2 I 5 5 ' H245 The Coburg High Broncos had a good season for they had a won-and-loss record for the league campaign of 15-1. They had a height advantage over every team they played and one of the tallest teams in Coburg's past years. The only league game in which they lost was that with McKenzie by a close margin of 67- 643 although the Broncos beat them before on our home court. In the Lane County B tournament, the Broncos won their first two games over Crow and Lowell, but lost in the Champion- ship game to Mapleton 44-38. Second place qualified them to play in the District playoff at Willamette High They played Browns ville the first night and lost to the district champs by a score of 61 52 The Broncos ended the season by whipping Alsea 78 40 and took home the third place trophy in District There were several outstanding players on the team who were chosen all stars In Lane County senior Del Oldham and Junior John Caudill were the two all stars The Broncos had two all stars in district They were Junior Dale Hunt and senior Del Oldham Many of the players will be returning next year and are hoping to have a very successful season 'x fm P E5 fs. , RDKIIPUI ,mum WNW: I ' if ,fs- 6414! Q GQ 2 Q M y 'I 'f Y Top ROW: coach Jack Mncheu, Adrian Clark, my camreu, Bob Parks, l Dick Stolsig, CENTER ROW: Virgil Young, Arlen Gustafson, Bob Olmstead, V Mike McKibben, Clifford Stallings. BOTTOM ROW: Mgr, Gary Elwood, Bud Phelps, I im Sexton, Ron Lawrence, Bob Putnam, D. L. Littlejohn, 40 i 'T f - wif KOKE CHAPMAN co. PRINTERS 3 JN J 73 E Broadway Q, DI 5-0103 I , 'QB ' TOP ROW: Raymond Egge, Ion Bowerman, Bob Olmstead. CENTER ROW: Lester Newlngharn, Coach lack Mitchell, I im Sexton, Junior Wiggins, Wayne Frizziele, Virgil Young, Marden Jones. BOTTOM ROW: Bud Phelps, lack Howland, John Caudill, Melvin Bridges, Dale Hunt, Ray Cantrell, Mgr. Gary Elwood. mad cam K...- C4' Zaaefal Although the Broncos were an 1nexper1enced team wltn many Freshmen and Sophomores 1n the lxneup we had a fa1rly successful season wmmng three games and los1ng one 1n league act1on We f1n1shed second ln our d1v1s1on of the county league The Broncos smashed s1x home runs m the four league games w1th Bob Olm stead lead1ng the way by h1tt1ng two IH the game w1th Lorane V11-g Young won the battmg tmtle w1th a battmg average of 389 Wh1le Arlen Gustafson led 1n p1tch1ng w1th two w1ns and no losses P1tch1ng W1ns Losses V1rg1l Young Arlen Gustafson 2 Teams Coburg Coburg T Lake Coburg Lorane Total H1ts Coburg Best Batters V1rg Young 38 J1m Sexton 357 Bob Parks 357 Mapleton Coburg Crow Team Battmg Average 308 Most H1ts Jlm Sexton Bud Phelps V1rg Young 146 Runs Coburg Runs Scored J1m Sexton Bud Phelps Vxrg Young Coburg s track season began w1th the W1llamette relays at Salem where our 880 relay team cons1st1ng of Jack Howland Raymond Egge .Ir W1gg1ns, and Ray Cantrell won therr meet Two weeks later the same team won the 440 relay at the Hayward relays, and broke the record 1n the spr1ng medley The followlng week we had a meet wlth Lowell and Tnangle Lake at Trxangle Lake Lowell won but Coburg f1n1shed a close second The follow1ng week was the county meet when Coburg was agaln second to Lowell's larger squad The next week found us 1n the Sub D1str1ct and though we were agam defeated we had a greater number of polnts In the D1str1ct Champxonshlp Coburg managed to beat Lowell but the strong Monroe team won the meet Coburg qual1f1ed four men for the state meet Jack Howland 100 400 relay Ray Cantrell 100 200 relay Raymond Egge relay alternate relay Jr W1gg1ns relay Dale Hunt alternate 440 Bud Phelps alternate polevault .Ion Bowerman alternate mxle In the state meet Coburg took fourth place placxng Jack 4th 1n the 100 yard dash lst 1n the 440 yard dash Ray Cantrell 5th 1n the 100 yard dash 3rd 1n the ZOO yard dash and the relay team took Znd place It conslsted of Jack Howland Raymond Egge Jr W1ggens and Ray Cantrell 36 ' ' 1 l 0 H. R. E. H. R. E. 10 10 5 4 0 8 . 4 3 4 9 17 0 13 23 0 10 23 3 5 6 0 5 6 0 37 . 56 Opponents Z3 OPPOTICINZ 32 ' , 9 ' 10 ' 10 ' . 8 9 . ' 7 ' 8 TOP ROW Ri ht - Lois Manle Bill Cameron, Sue Lewis Deanne Pirtle, Dena Smith Donna Smith C g J- y. y . . . Marge Stoneberg, Deloris Butler, Sandra Lanini, Caroline Hall. BOTTOM ROW QRightj: Karel Stephens, Anne McKibben, Helen Chamberlain, Barbara Hooker, Sarah Dewees, Ila Pirtle, Kathy Graville, Sarah Manley, Susan Swango, Bonnie Crownover, Gerry Farmer, Compliments of IRISH McBROOM PACKING CO. 300 Coburg Rd. 'viyvv' TOP ROW 1Lef0: Mary Parks, Sarah Dewees, Ila Plrtle, Phyllis Koele, Deanne Pirtle, Helen Chamberlain, CENTER ROW fLeftjg Marylin Howland, Gerry Farmer, Susan Swango, Kathleen McKibben, Donna Smith, Barbara Hooker, Alice Cameron, BOT- TOM ROW flefqg Kathy Graville, Sue Lewis, Barbara Jamigan, Betty Wilder, Billie Cameron, Bonnie Crowuover. 5 J . I NA.. 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I v . 1 x ' , , I- I R f' ' 'f' H TOP ROW Glenn Young M11-ce McK1bben Wayne Elwood lay Jones Ir Wrggens THIRD ROW hm Sexton IohnCaud1ll Dale Hunt D L Llttleyohn Del Oldham SECOND ROW Coach Jack Mrtchell Ray Cantrell Arlen Gustafson Bud Phelps Gary Elwood Drck Stolsrg BOTTOM ROW Lester Newmgham Vrrgxl Young Ion Bowerman Bob Olmstead Raymond Egge Ronald Lawrence lack Howland IRISH McBROOM PACKING CO 300 Coburg Road DI 4 1495 TOP ROW- Marrlyn Howland, Deanne Pirtle, Sharon Cole, Dena Smufh, Ila Pirtle. Phylhs Koele, Marge Stoneberg, Sarah Dewees, Joyce Manley, Ianice Green, Mary Parks, Ahce Camenon. SECOND ROW- LaVema Cannell, Wrlma Prater, Barbara Jamigan, Judy Adair, Marge Wnght, Roberta Nestle, Emily Forcum, Donna Smith, Ann McKibben, Sarah Manley, Karen Tucker, Helen Chamberlain, Nancy Meeks, Barbara Hooker, Loretta Longcoy. BOTTOM ROW Mrs. Jacobs, Sue Lewis, Karel Stephens, Billy Cameron, Gerry Farmer, Carolme Hall, Susan Swango, Kathleen McK1bben, Lors Manley, Sandra Lanmx, Delores Butler, Kay Sidwell, Iudy Short, Kathy Graville, Bonnie Crownover, 39 ,I ff' I , D 'Z 1? ' T C 1 I. l 1 R U C, B li guna Aflhfll TOP ROW: Jim Sexton, Bud Phelps, Virgil Young. MIDDLE ROW: Wayne Elwood, Sarah Manley, Susan Swango Kathleen McKibben, Sarah Dewees, Marge Stoneberg. BOTTOM ROW: Sue lewis, Gerry Farmer, lla Pirtle, Judy Short, Bonnie Crownover. ed 1 TOP DOWN: Bonnie Crownover, Bob Olmstead, Loretta Longcoy, Howard Haworth, Helen Chamberlain, Marden Jones, Delores Butler. 9 t - ,7 ' -' .F , , 1 . -A. -E 4 I 1, . 1 -4 1 ,I . 'i . 1 1 .- -, 4 2-, i 4. .A 1 1, n .J 5,1 :ff ., '.. .' L, F' 2 J .r ?', 4 3. J, .i -r. f .vf f . f .L . Q f ' 3 . 1 1 1 , I J 4 I ' 0 F :L f A . A f '. 4 '. Q -if . g is -' '. ' 1' J ., . , ,. 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X -Q :W ,L A -,H Ak x. 1 XXX! , , . , ,N r- N D '14 H gmzd FRONT: Deanne Pirtle, RIGHT FRONT: Sharon Cole, Pauline Chamberlain, Ralphine Chamberlain, Eugene Perdue, Dale Hunt, Phyllis Koele, Richard Stolsig, Kathleen McKibben, Diane Dershon, Robert Cooke, Marjorie Stoneberg, Louis Mclntire, Kenneth Jones, Jim O'Neil, Joan DuMars, Gary Elwood, David Deffen backer, Kenneth Bylund, Judy Adair, Kathryn Longcoy, Miss Smoots, Margie Wright, Delores Butler, Sandra Lanini, Joanne Jarnagin. 'gcwd BACK ROW: Ronald Butler, Jerry Dornan, Patty Perdue, Karl Manseth, Don Young, Robert Jorgensen, Donald Lanini, Donald Hickman, David Wagnon. MIDDLE ROW: Teddy O'Neil, Nancy McPherson, Ludell Mc- Pherson, Tommy VanDuwark, Charles DuMars,Daniel Stoneberg, Patsy Farmer, Charlotte Cooke, George Holcomb, Mark Deffenbacker, Sh e r r y Fountain, Kathryn Newingham. FRONT ROW: Fred Cooke, Ronald Oster, Carol Prater, Lois Sexton, Gle nd on Longworth, e Ha! 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