Corbett High School - Cohimore Yearbook (Cohimore, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1948 volume:

X F ' 1 1 1 V I . .V V . I 5 1 .. 44' , ' ., ,, , ,1.N- ,, ,rg , , - 1 , ..4,. :L '.-v - Y v Q I96 COHIMORE CORBETT HIGH SCHOOL CORBETT, OREGON Editor. . . ...... Mike Hager Adviser . . . . Mrs. Joy C. Perry 'li Q The following pages of this memory album will give the reader an inside look at Corbett High School. The Cohimore Staff hopes that the bookawill present a thorough account of the academic year of 1960-1961. The division pages introducing sections throughout the COHIMORE are decorated with scenes taken from our own Columbia River Gorge. The particular scenes that have been chosen for these pages and designed by Mike Hager are probably familiar to you. They are places which most of us are proud to claim as attractions found in our own backyard . AML ii? fn' Crown Point L9 X TABLE 0F CONTENTS ACADEMICS ------------------------------- CLASSES ---- --- ACTIVITIES ------ --- ORGANIZATIONS ---- --- ATHLETICS ------ --- INDEX ------ ---- Our lives have resembled and will con- tinue to resemble a vast lake that is slowly filling with the stream of our years. As the waters creep surely up- ward the landmarks of the past are one by one submerged. But there always will be memories to lift their heads above the tide until finally the lake is overflowing. One of the most outstand- ing of these memories, probably lifting its head highest, will be the remembrance of Corbett High School and for all that it represents. If each and every one of us could examine this memory more closely, we would see teachers and friends each extending a guiding hand and facing us with an expression of concern. We would see the members of our community who have long been our symbols of inspiration and support. Last but not least, we would see our parents striving so hard to make us better citizens. After our high school years, our relation- ship with Corbett High and the community will diminish slowly as a thing of the pastg only memories such as are contained in this book will continue to exist. Secretary MRS. HELEN POST Clerk MRS. ETHEL KIRKHAM The Cohimore staff believes that the school cooks and custodians should receive recognition within this section. Without clean buildings and nourish- ing food the academic program would be hindered. Not pictured are cooks MRS. VENABLE and MRS. HUNT, custodians MR. BURNHAM and MR. MCMORRAN. 5 1 ,.. Academics and Administration Superintendent Arthur Hiemstra heads the Corbett school district and serves also as principal of the high school. Acting as coordinator and director in such matters as school personal and public relations, Mr. Heimstra has led the faculty through two years of continuous expansion. He also works with the school board in formulating budgets and policies for the school. 'Ni' 'S? This page is sponsored by: J. C. PENNEY INC. BUTLER'S VARIETY STORE 19 N.E. Powell 133-'I37 N. Main Ave. Gresham, Oregon N. mv 'Uw- MR. V. O. MONROE Typing I 'Iyping II Athletics MR. WILLARD SOGGE World Geography U. S. History English III English I Chorus Carol Britton receives a word of advice fabovey. It's hard to believe that diagramming a simple sentence Qbelowy could be so complicated. This page is sponsored by: AMITION FURNITURE MOLLERS NURSERY 202 N. Main Ave. Fairview Avenue Gresham, Oregon Fairview, Oregon 1 , Ripple tank demonstrates the wave theory to physics MR. LESLIE HOYLE students. Trigonometry Biology Algebra II Physics French I MRS. ELSIE C. CLEMENTS R Home Economics ' 9th Grade Science O 5 This page is sponsored by: BOB DARNIELLE TIDEWATER OIL CO. B Rf. 'l, Box 1010, Gresham, Oregon MO 5-5094 Academics Home-ec Students Qbottom leftj stir up delicacies. Ward Evans fbottom rightj points out African trouble spots to American Prob- lems class. Ralph Cutter Qtopj applies safety while sharpening tools in shop class. This page is sponsored by: BOB'S SHELL SERVICE AND GARAGE Springdale, Oregon FR 5-2689 MR. ALLAN SIMPSON Shop Business Math MRS. JOY C. PERRY English American Problems Library Journalism NIR. BEN L. GOODLING Chemistry Counseling Algebra I Geometry Academics p V+ ,, K .fl fAbovel Boiling chemicals intrigue chemistry students, but under MR. LEONARD WELLS 9th Grade Math U. S. History English I Boys' P. E. standing the reaction involves cogitation. Mr. Hale Qabove rightl seems to be having a difficult time detecting any errors as quick fingers of bookkeeping students whiz over adding machines. Biology students Qbelow rightj take a look at the microscopic world and fbelowj utilize new laboratory equipment. X This page is sponsored by: SCHANNEP JEWELER'S SHOP WALLY AND DOUG'S BARBER SHOP Main Street N. Main Gresham, Oregon MR. GEORGE HALE World Geography Bookkeeping Band Typing I ' .- ,, iii v Q., 5 '34 W 5- D I if - ps, ,. is '37 V ,ln -'fri 1i'N' -fl. 13. l . - ,. - -. A all.-'I fl': ql 3' EM-!I-i- A. MRS. MATTIE WELLS English III 9th Grade Science Biology Girls' P. E. This page is sponsored by: BEN'S BARBER SHOP-Gresham WILLIAMS JEWELRY-Gresham ED ADAMS, C0nfI'ibUfi0n-Spfingddle MISHEY RADIATOR SHOP-Gresham ITAA W CLASSES A classroom could be culled il melting pot, not in thc racial sense but in ll social scnsc. The questions, qualities und quirks ot' the different students :ire melted down and made public. In this way, the student is GHCOLITZIQQGII to develop not only zlcztdemicallly but also socially. I4 ll I A CAROL AYLES TERRY AYLES CAROLYN BAKER Graduating Class at 1961 CAROL AYLES: Cardinal staff 11,2,3,41- Editor 1413 Girls' League 11,2,3,41 - Student Council Rep. 1413 Varsity Cheerleader 1213 FTA 1413 YFC 12,3,41 - Secretary 1313 Rhythm C's 11,21 - President 1213 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow 1413 Quill and Scroll 13,413 Junior Red Cross 11,21. TERRY AYLES: Wrestling 11,2,3,413 Letter- men's Club 12,3,413 YFC 141 - Vice President C41- CAROLYN BAKER: Cohimore Staff 12,3,41 - Business Manager 1413 Cardinal Staff 13,413 FTA 12,3,41 - President 1413 Girls' League 11,2,3,41 - Program Chairman 13,413 Girls' State Representative 1313 Class Play 11,313 - Ass't. Director 1413 YFC 12,3,41 - Vice Presi- dent 1313 Citizen of the Year 1413 Chorus 11,2, 3,413 Band 11,21. LARRY BEATTY: Class President 1413 Student Body Sgt. -at-Arms 1413 Science Club 13,41 - President 141 - Vice President 1313 Chorus 11, 2,3,413 Lettermen's Club 11,2,3,413 Wrestling 11,2,3,41 - Captain 1413 Baseball 1113 Track 12, 3,413 Class Sgt.-at-Arms 11,213 Class Vice President 1313 Football 11,2,3,41. DARLENE BURKHOLDER: Cheerleader 1413 Class Play 11,3,413 Cardinal Staff 13,413 Cho- 'Tis education to 1-us 11,2,3,413 GAA 11,2,3,41 - Secretary1413 Girls' League 11,2,3,413 Rhythm C's 11,2,313 Quill and Scroll 1413 FTA 1413 Science Club 1313 Junior Red Cross 11,21. JERRY BUSS: Football 11, 213 Wrestling 12 ,3, 41g JV Basketball 1113 Baseball 1113 Lettermen's Club 11,2,3,41. CAROL CLOE: Girls' League 11,2,3,413 GAA 11,211 Ass't. Student Librarian 1413 Jimior Red Cross 111. STEVE CRAMPTON: National Honor Society 141 - Secretary-Treasurer 1413 Football 11,2,3, 413 Wrestling 11,2,3,413 Track 12,3,413 Base- ball Manager 1113 East West Shrine Game Rep. 1413 cohimore 1413 student Council 13,413 Let- termen's Club 11,2,3,41 - Sgt. -at-Arms and Student Council Rep. 1313 FTA 1413 Science Club 13,41 - Student Council Rep. 1313 Band 111. SHERWOOD DAVIS: Band 12,31. GEORGE DEARIXON: Class Play 1113 Junior Red Cross 11,213 Chorus 141. This page is sponsored by: BOBBIE AND GENE'S CAFE Springdale, Oregon Free hamburgers for winning participants of the tive maior sports LARRY BEATTY DARLENE BURKHOLDER JERRY BUSS the common mind. Alexander Pope CAROL CLOE STEVE CRAMPTON SHERWOOD DAVIS GEORGE DEARIXON This page is sponsored by: GRAHN'S MARKET n Springdale, Oregon FR 5-2255 CLAUDE DHONE JIIVI ELLIS BOB ELLIS Whosoever neglects learning MIKE HAGER RANDY HAGER n LOUISE HALEY CAROL KU ZMESKY This page is sponsored by: CORBETT HARDWARE FR 5-2822 Corbeti, Oregon WARD EVANS CLIFTON GRAFF HELEN GRAHN i his youth, loses the past and is dead for the future. CLAUDE DHONE: Lettermen's Club 11,2,3,43g Football 11,2,3,43 - Captain 143g Basketball 13,43 - JV 123 - Manager 113g Track 11,2,3,43g Band 11,23. JIM ELLIS: Co-valedictorian 143g Student Body Vice President 133, President of National Honor Society 143g Lettermen's Club 12,3,43 - Presi- dent 143g Class Secretary.133g Class President 113g Baseball 11,2,3,43g Basketball 143 - JV 11, 2,33g Football 143 - Manager 133g Science Club 12,3,43g Student Council 11,2,33g Band 1133 Cohlmore Staff 1435 Baseball Captain 143. BOB ELLIS: Baseball 11,2,3,43 - Captain 133g Basketball 13,43 - JV 11,23g National Honor Society 143 - Vice President 1435 Class Secre- tary 143g Class Vice President 113g Lettermen's Club 11,2,3,43 - Vice President 133, Student Council 1433 Science Club 1433 Band 113. WARD EVANS: Football 11,2,3,43, Wrestling 11,2,3,43g Baseball 11,2,3,43 Lettermen's Club 11,2,3,43g Student Body Play Stage Manag- er 143. HELEN GRAHN: Girls' League 11,2,3,43 - Euripides Secretary-Treasurer 143g GAA 11,23 - Vice President 123g Student Body Treasurer 143g Homecoming Queen 1433 Class Treasurer and Concession Manager 133g Jr. Red Cross 11,23g Chorus 143. MIKE HAGER: Co-valedictorian 1439 Cohirnore staff 11,2,3,43 - Editor 143, Cardinall Staff 11, 23g Class President 123g Student Body Campaign Manager 12,33g Class Secretary 1135 National Honor Society 12,3,43g Quill and Scroll 13,433 Student Council 12,3,43g Interclub Council 12,333 Lettermen's Club 13,43g Track 12,3,43g JV Bas- ketball 113g Class Play 1333 Chorus 1l,2,33. RANDY HAGER: 1Transfer from Reynolds High School, Oregon-19603g Class Play 143. LOUISE HALEY: GAA 11,2,3,43g Girls' League 1l,2,3,43g Rally 12,33g Jr. Red Cross 11,235 Chorus 12,33g Class Play 12,43g Band 1133 Bas- ketball 123g Cheerleader 143g Reynolds Relay Princess 143. CAROL KUZMESKY: Chorus 11,2,33g Class Treasurer 1235 Volley Ball Team 123g GAA 1235 Girls' League 123g Transferred to Sandy 133. This page is sponsored by: CORB ETT GROCERY FR 5-2655 QUINN'S MAR KET FR 5-2733 Corbett, Oregon BILL LEWIS DORIS MURRAY RAY SMITH Educational relations make BILL LEWIS: Student Body Campaign Manager 1455 Student Council 1455 Class Sgt.-at-Arms 1455 Science Club 1455 Football 11,2,3,455 Basket- ball 145 - JV 1l,2,355 Baseball 11,2,3,455 Let- terrnen's Club 11,2,3,455 FTA 1455 Chorus 1455 Cohimore Staff 1455 Class Play 11,3,455 Track 145- DORIS MURRAY: Girls' League 11,2,3,455 GAA 12,3,45g Cardinal staff 13,455 Student Librarian 135 - Assistant 1455 Quill and Scroll 1455 Rhythm C's 11,2,355 Jr. Red Cross 11,2, 355 Chorus 1155 YFC 12,3,45. JAMES TANNER: Student Body President 1455 National Honor Society 12,3,45g Student Coun- the strongest ties. Cecil Rhodes cil 12,3,455 Football 13,455 Basketball 145 - JV 11,2,355 Track 12,355 Boys' State Representa- tive 135g Citizen of the Year 1355Lettermen's Club 12,3,45 - Sec.-Treas. 1355 Science Club 11,2,3,455 Class President 1355 Cohimore Staff 13,455 Cardinal Staff 1455 Band 115. LANA TANNER: 1Transfer from Warwick High School, Virginia-195955 Student Body Secretary 1455 Class Play 13,455 Ass't. Student Body Pub- licity Manager 1355 Girls' League 13,45 - Pub- licity Manager 13,455 Student Council 145. TOM WHITE: Student Council 1455 Science Club 12,355 Wrestling 12,355 Class Play 1155 Junior Red Cross 11,25 - Sgt. -at-Arms 1255 Football Manager 12,45. JUDY WOODARD DEANNA WORKMAN This page is sponsored by: ROYAL CHINOOK INN . Famous Smoked Salmon Corbett Station JAMES TANNER LANA TANNER TOM WHITE DEANNA WORKMAN: GAA 11,2,3,4J - President 145g Student Council 133g Class Sergeant-at-Arms 125g Girls' League 11,2,3,41g Band 1315 Science Club 1355 Cardinal Staff 13,454 Basketball 123. CLASS OFFICERS, STANDING left to right Steve Crampton, Vice Presidentg Bill Lewis, Sergeant- at Arms Judy Woodard Treasurer and Tom White, Student Council Representative. KNEELING: Bob Ellis Secretary and Larry Beatty President. dug.-3. 'eil ,f . CLASS OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Rodger Davies, Vice President, Carol Mershon, Secretaryg Steve Post, Presidentg Mary Christensen, Treasurer, Greg Lucas, Student Council Representative. Junior Class The J unior-Senior Banquet was the biggest project undertaken by the Junior class this year. In order to make the banquet a success, money was needed. Selling concessions, holding a turkey drawing at Thanksgiving and a candy drawing for Valentine's Day and pocketing half the proceeds from the Junior-Senior class play proved to be successful money-making projects. Of course, studies, clubs, athletics, parties, and other activi- ties took up much of the timeg nevertheless, the class enjoyed it and is looking forward to another busy year as seniors. KA Mary Christensen A fa - David Cordray f A' Irene Cutter 'I gf Rodger Davies i Ricky Davies Myrna Davies Audrey Dearixon Jack Dhone Bill Dobrinski Sharon Dunken Keith Evans z Dick Goodling Connie Hancock 1 4 Nancy Hanks , K, . Sharon Hartshorn ' - - v , S R .,,, , V .A jiifrx. Bruce Houck Rose Howell Elena Hubbard Jim Larson Greg Lucas is Don MacKay 'c:1, Flora MacKay '. ,SQ Carol Mershon S 1 h Keith Milliken Terry Monroe ,mf M 1, Mary Nicks Dolores Nordin Carol Olson NOT PICTURED: Bob Baker Mary Dooley Judy O'Neil Bob Pinkston Steve Post Sandra Rickert Gary Scott Sharon Smith Roxie Stivers Marjoree Stolin V Diana Taylor Ricky Smith if I xf . I' ' X tl 4 lf' . 4 ilxtff 1-7 l i CLASS OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Dhone, Sergeant-at-Armsg Ken Faught, Student Council Rep resentativeg Pat Cowling, Secretaryg Kit Houck, Presidentg Bill Rose, Student Council Representativeg Rob Hager, Vice Presidentg Pat Kendrick, Treasurer. The Sophomores began this school year with the sponsoring of the Freshman initiation party. Main projects undertaken during the remainder of the year included a Necking Party , the admission being determined by the size of one's neck, and the showing of the movie, From Here to Eternity. Mary Barnwell Norman Beatty as Carol Britton Ken Burkholder W me Mary Canzler FN Mike Clark ,Q Steve Cook 2, Pat Cowling if Ralph Cutter Lloyd Davis This page is sponsored by: 0 AND K CONSTRUCTION COPELAND LUMBER CO. 12 Mile Corner Lumber and Building Materials Gresham, Oregon 312 E. Powell Gresham, Oregon Sophomore Jim Dhone Jack Goertz Larry Ellis Ken Faught Fern Folsom Tedra Frasier Sandy Graff Robin Hager Kit Houck Wesley Hubbard NOT PICTURED: George Howell Richard King Carol Russo Pat Kendrick Janet Larson Bob Mason Dayna Pitts Ginger Roley Bill Rose LeAnn Schutt Parker Stubbs Claudia Urbach Rick Young Ponfi Class Si Q l Q'i '.j Q IK erik if F Vi Vi so is 2 XS K fa U fr' if i W . ill 4 . I- , gf v This page is sponsored by: MURRAY-NEWELL INC. GRACE STAPLES STURE ac-Tempest and GMC Trucks Friendly Service 818 East Powell FR 5-2877 Gresham, Oregon Springdale, Oregon 23 CLASS OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Haley and Larry Evans, Sergeants-at-Armsg Leonard Stivers, Vice Presidentg Carol Kerslake and Pat Graff, Student Council Representativesg Jerry White, President Betty Dobrinski, Seoretaryg Sandra Woodard, Treasurer. Freshman Class xxgrv QQ - - f ' K yawn. ,a ,. x 5: .C - : l f' , A Q Q K 1 'Q' a I We X 5 95 , X s f' ,f if I David Alley Jane Anderson Sandra Ball Dorothy Bowen Karen Buss Terry Caldwell Fern Collins Mike Cullison Betty Dobrinski John Dooley Shirley Dooley Larry Evans Pat Fuller Ronald Gier Gary Ginter Pat Graff Larry Grahn Judy Haley Rex Hancock Mary Anne Hanson David Hickman Winifred Hunt Carol Kerslake Larry Lampert Cheryl Lucas The freshmen enrolled at CHS this year with Joyce MacKay very few gripes since most aspects of initia- Gary Moore tion had been previously discontinued. With little adieu, the class adopted money making NOT PICTURE? projects and established themselves well on Carol Kmg Darlene Weeks their way to financial certainty. Ramona Nordin Eddie Nicks Shelia North Douglas Register Gary Sather Albert Schutt Maureen Simpson Carmen Staples Nancy Steinman Leonard Stivers Mary Webb Jerry White Howard Winters Sandra Woodard Janice Workman 5 H If I IQ .. O . . ,Jly EV ' .01 I: 0, . . . uumi V Mfr, :num mu, . .. ... . ...f ,. J X I Hire! lf! 25 ACTIVITIES High school would he incomplete without the barrage of activities that break the constant I clrudgery of studies. Every person needs an occasional change in mood and tempo. Pageantry, dances, plays, organized effort and contests, honors and even a formal commencement add memorable touches to high school days making them something special. f f The most colorful pageant of the football season this year was enlivened by the Card's victory over the Gaston Greyhounds earlier in the evening. The event of October 7 ended home football games but added to the team's anticipation of victory in meeting with their opponents in forthcoming battles. The presentation of the Homecoming Court and the crowning of Queen Helen I marked the highlights of the evening dance. The princesses were escortedby the presidents of their classes while football captain, Claude Dhone, accompanied Queen Helen to the throne. X3 fl' we k .1 is 1.4 lf?aQ'E ' mi K if k j . A gay, pretty student, Miss Helen Grahn, reigned over the homecoming festivities. Helen's personality shone in a ravishing smile as she accepted her sovereignity. Miss Grahn is very active in school activities. This year she holds the positions of Student Body Treasurer and Girls' League Secretary. Much of her time is consumed by the student council and chorus. . -434' .f si Q HOMECOMING COURT, LEFT TO RIGHT: Freshmen Princess and Escort, Carol Kerslake and Jerry Whiteg Junior, Irene Cutter and Steve Postg Queen Helen I and Claude Dhoneg Senior, Judy Woodard and Larry Beattyg Sophomore, Ginger Roley and Kit Houck. Pictured to the right are typical scenes taken from Twirp Week ac- tivities. Dress- up Day fleftj brought students in their Sun- day best and Crazy Hat Day frighty en- couraged them to dis- play some fancy headgear. The long winter days became shorter with the arrival of the Girls' League annual Twirp Week in February. Beatnik Day, Red and White Day, Crazy Hat Day, Clash Day, and Dress-Up Day, were the titles that headed each activity of the special week. Many new personalities were discovered during Twirp Week and among them was Bruce Houck caught in this crazy hat Qleftj. Beatnik Day inspired Jack Goertz fbelow lefty to pound out a beat on the bongos and to throw on some flashy clashy clothes fbelow righty. The 2nd annual Science Fair stirred the interests of many scholars. Students Qtopj experiment with a Benham's color disk, a project by Diana Taylor and Mary Christensen. In the background, Don MacKay and Terry Monroe Qmiddlej prepare an experiment with the titration tube. Jim Ellis and Steve Crampton fbottomj set up a gas dis- charge tube for display. and Accomplishment With the entrance of many fascinating displays and projects, the Corbett Science Fair of April 12, demonstrated a new mark in scientific achievement within our com- munity. Under the sponsorship of Via Science Club the fair's demonstrations embraced a wide variety of subjects which interested scores of observers. This page is sponsored by: RALPH EDWARD'S FAIRVIEW TEXACO Open 24 hours - Towing Service Fairview Ave. and Halsey Sf. MM. WZ Me and My Shadow Director ----------------- Mr. Hoyle Student Director- ------ Carolyn Baker Winifred Hunt ------------H shadow Lana Tanner --- ------------ Susan Diana Taylor- Bruce Houck--- ---- Bill Dobrinski -------Mrs. Harrington Mr. Harrington --- ----- Dr. Douglas Pat Kendrick ---- ----- M rs. King Ginger Roley- Georgia Butler Larry Beatty ---- ------- S heriff Randy Hager ----- ---- ------ S a bu Suspense and laughter walked hand in hand through this three-act student body play. Kneeling in both scenes on this page, Shadow fthe central charac- ter of the productiony makes a nuisance of herself by offering to be the slave of a married man and a bachelor, neither of whom want anything to do with her. This page is sponsored by: VIC S MOTORS 8. AUTO PARTS PAULETTA'S 1821 E Powell N. Main MO 5-2303 Gresham, Oregon L .. M W X: 22 , . is K . K ' ,glsglg S ' A .f.,.,...-.-,E,L.,:',,M-H A AW.,Mv..,...m.,...L . VV M WW fi? A , ' if '4 if 5' X f - vhs 542' .af 'ii' i ' r:,gf.- X' . 'f2,i ,,'1-nl . f a g 1 X. ,, ,g3:E., . .35 MW If- FF?2 f A 74459. 5 5 fn' f 1 ,W , -if 5 ,Q Lff 12' , wsu m., , .ii - Um V 1' f 1. f Q 'U ffl 5 F1553 ..'k K K 1, - Q A . ,. .w X QQ Qi .ku 1 EW ,,,,,,.. ,, L SFS mv, ,W 3 3 W, ll? ,aww ' 5 , WONDERlAND BY NIGHT Winter Formal Shadows from the candlelighted tables bowed to the nicely dressed girls and their dapper dates at the Spring Formal, Wonderland By Night , March 10. The auditorium walls seemed to sway with their decorations as Joe Dardis and his band provided moody dance music. Larry Beatty pantomimes It's In The Book . A FEW SENIOR COUPLES Ward Evans -------------------------- Jim Ellis ----- Mike Hager -- James Tanner --- Bob Ellis ------ Steve Crampton --- ---- EI'lt6I't3.lI1ll1g quartet Sgphgynglg gklt Mary Nicks ----- ---- Lana Tanner Carolyn Baker Carol Mershon Janet Larson Pat Kendrick O-1. .mins- 38 Q 11:-if '1wm..,,.,- Judy Woodard fNovember-Leadershipjg Lana Tanner QMarch-Co-operationjg Mary Christensen Judy O'Neil QOctober-School Spirity. Uanuary-Neatnessjg Audrey Dearixon fFebruary-Con- genialityj. Girls of the Month Each month throughout the academic year at CHS brought to the spotlight a different Miss to hold the title of Girl of the Month. The Girls' League sponsored this function and only girls could vote for the candidates. Representing an outstanding quality for each month, the lucky girl wore an honor bracelet. From the lot of honored girls at the end of the school season, Judy Woodard was chosen as Girl of the Year. 'sit it 9 If Deanna Worlqnan fDecember-Personalityjg Carolyn Baker fMay-Responsibilityjg Carol Mershon QApril-Scholarshipj. l 4 ,if L MJ - Girls' and Boys' State Representatives to the 1961 sessions of Oregon Boys' and Girls' State enjoyed the opportunity of becoming better informed as to city, county and state governmental procedures. Carol Mershon participated in the Girls' State session from June 11-18 at Willamette University. Sharing in the activities of Boys' State on the O.S.U. campus was Terry Monroe. The Boys' State session was held June 10-17. Reynolds Relay Royalty Above is Louise and her escort, track cap- tain Claude Dhone. ,.,..ef'a -Q-1 Ill l 'T Ill: At the R.S. Reynolds Relays, the most color- ful track event of the '61 season, Corbett's cindermen raked in a fourth place trophy. Each school entered in the relays boasted 11 princess to take part in sovereign events of the occasion. It was difficult to determine the most gracious princess, but Corbett's belle, Louise Haley, represented CHS elegantly. 39 SONG OF THE BAYOU .Iunior-Senior Banquet Attractive young ladies and their escorts were entertained royally the evening of May 13 at the J unior-Senior Banquet. The Southern theme, Song of the Bayou, accentuated by elaborate decorations provided a pleasant atmosphere for the dining and dancing that ensued. 7,52 't Dinner was served and what a dinner it was. Colored boys kept the food rolling onto the tables and throughout the meal, soft organ music played by Mr. Bob Averill, aided digestion. The head table fbelowj seats honored guests. x f , I if S fw 2 xr 4f -EW 'T' ' ,. 5' '! 'T , '- , ,c 'Q 5 T f,L A 5 E 5 E ,www fko' A 5' Www Egg 5 .sw . , MM ,J ',.... :Q i N... 1 25:1 FS' - 'V 1 Fellas inspect souvenirs. View's good from Seattle heights. On the morning of April 26, the seniors along with their chaperone, Mrs. Joy Perry boarded a Portland train which took them round trip to Seattle. The train excursion and a bus tour of Seattle were the first for most. Among those places visited were the future site of the NorthWest's first world fair , the Seattle zoo, and the University of Washington campus. Qs? gm. Polar bears fabovei make fine mate- rial for camera bugs. Card sharks, however, find a hand of poker more interesting Qabove rightj. As the day draws to a close, soft train seats be- come very popular spots frightj. ' Q This page is sponsored by: TROUTDALE RED AND WHITE STORE Fresh Meat Section Trourdole, Oregon AMERICA IS OUR HERITAGE Graduating Class 55 IQ Class Colors: RED, WHITE and BLUE Class Flower: RED ROSE Graduates proudly clutch their diplomas as they await an onslaught of congratulatory hand shakes. 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Wfz,-.ff ' ' - Q gk Naveen, 1-3,ff,-,MV Q3 W, , ,, 35,g3,,1j, ,was-s,V5X is T. j:1:1L,,,,,f0 W' K A',27,g,,g,,s,.,.,.w,,AQi.:,V-,..,W Student Council STANDING, left to right: Steve Crampton, Mr. Goodling, Tom White, Mike Hager, Bob Ellis, Larry Beatty, Carol Kerslake, Diana Taylor, Terry Monroe, Bill Rose, Ken Faught, Carol Ayles. SITTING: Bill Lewis, Lana Tanner, Don MacKay, Greg Lucas, Bill Dobrinski, Pat Graff, Carol Mcrshon, Judy O'Neil, Mary Nicks, Pat Cowling. The Student Body, with the aid of the student council, governed the school activities with a maximum of discretion and intelligence. The school year was a successful and profitable one. To aid in the undisputed good fortune was an effective student governing body, comprised of twenty-one individuals. Probably the most outstanding service performed by the student body was the sponsoring of the school's cheerleaders at the Corvallis Summer Cheerleading School. Profits from this investment were secured through the enjoyment of advanced yells and routines. This page is sponsored lay: COPELAND LUMBER CO. MEALEY'S .IEWELERS Lumber and Building Materials N. Roberts - M0 5-2715 312 E. Powell, Gresham Gresham, Oregon 3 , T YEL, M vwcfid iT3r'l2?iT?' ie 3 K i wrwxffrwygg 'few be ewiw wf mmm , T L ' ., il 2 1 ' N is , K .1 w W - gf-,L,n-5: . A r 5 A V Q 1 v ' fix, UK A xbizpiig. Q M 4 9 he W -if 3 A Wg If 1.-Q' 453. 1 x fa ga? in . M5 f ,, , nz fy, ,L N -gifxfw 7 T . 59' - Q 425,235 -Mxggf. Yi ' wg. K' W 'V Q - i 'N ,V 2, vw W fri. v - sk wmv . A ' A -A A A i g:.g1A., Vw ., 5? K if K qi My ,N . 1 ' ,U 1 ' ff wi ' I A g , ' ' ' A I 1 ' wi I Mm., WW' Q dig M L -- , Wh ,, x' H mi'-m35T::s'11x A kk iv 'I i, . cp ,w..L5.,m,,,M,,w Ay J gl 322'-wk K . TX '43-A . my wr nf gf, V K .L wink 3 f HH 1215-2:e.W,e2y 1iff ' A i ' 'E 1f:gi.15Sfef5i X if fgwwmg X K 5 f , . -- L,,, - L' -V Eff!57 .5 X - mmzlas, 4 ' , ,.,,,, ,W N, K E a f xlf 'i '!Q--W .....,,.,,,,,mN Tm.. SITTING, left to right: Carol Ayles, Doris Murray, Sharon Hartshorn, Dolores Nordin, Keith Evans STANDING: Carolyn Baker, Deanna Workman, Carol Mershon, James Tanner, Darlene Burkholder, Bill Dobrinski. Cardinal Staff Under the editorship of Carol Ayles, the Cardinal Staff continued to maintain the high standard of the school newspaper, ill: Cardinal. This year brought about some dis- tinct changes in the bi-monthly paper. The most eyecatching improvement was the use of photographs on the mimeographed pages. New headline guides were also used to add attrac- tiveness. This page is sponsored by: WALRAD INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance of All Kinds Gresham, Oregon EDITOR: Carol Ayles Girl's Athletic Association ACTIVITIES: Skating Horseback riding Bowling Swimming FIRST ROW, left to right: Sandra Ball, Sharon Dunken, Judy Haley, Janice Workman, Mary Ann Hanson. SECOND ROW: Claudia Urbach, Rose Howell, Mary Barnwell, Louise Haley, Doris Murray, Pat Cowling, Darlene Burkholder, Mary Christensen. THIRD ROW: Maureen Simpson, Mary Canzler, Carol Kerslake, Fern Collins, Janet Larson, Deanna Workman, Pres.g Pat Kendrick, Irene Cutter, Nancy Hanks, Mrs. Wells, Adviser. LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Ellis, Ken Faught, Keith Evans, Steve Crampton, Bob Ellis, Bob Mason, Bill Lewis, Keith Milliken, James Tanner, Larry Beatty, Jack Goertz, Rob Hager, Dick Goodling, Terry Monroe, Mr. 52 Hoyle, Adviser. Via Science Club The Corbett Science Club is a select organization for those scientifically minded students of the school. Sponsoring a yearly science fair serves as a principal project for the club National Honor Society SITTING, left to right: Jim Ellis, Pres Don MacKay Steve Crampton STANDING: Mr. Goodling James Tanner Bob Ellis Bill Dobrinski Terry Monroe Mike Hager The National Honor Society is an organization composed of select students with scholarship, character, leadership, and service attributes. It is an honorary club which serves as a goal for all serious students. Quill and Scroll The Quill and Scroll is an organization made up of mem- bers from the annual and paper staffs. They are chosen for their academic and journalistic abilities. The purpose of the club is to help better the publications of the Cardinal and Cohimore. FIRST ROW, left to right: Mrs. Perry, Adviserg Doris Murray, Carol Ayles. SECOND ROW: Darlene Burkholder, Mike Hager, Carol ,ln STANDING, left to right: Terry Monroe, Diana Taylor, Carolyn Baker, Mrs. Clements, Judy O'Neil, Ginger Roley. SITTING: Darlene Burkholder, Janet Larson, Carol Ayles, Pat Cowling, Carol Mershon, Bill Lewis, Pat Kendrick, Steve Crampton, and Qnot picturedl Dick Goodling. Future Teachers of America OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bruce Houck, Vice President, Mrs Clements, Adviser, Pat Cowling, Historian, Diana Taylor, Student Council, Carolyn Baker, Presi- dent, Pat Kendrick, Secretary- Treasurerg and Bill Lewis, A Sergeant-at-Arms . Many highlights throughout the school year made the efforts of the FTA successful. Among these achievements were several money-making projects and a trip to La Grande for the annual Oregon State FTA Convention. To attain some teaching experience, the members of the FTA also had a Student Teaching Day which permitted the Future Teachers to take over the regular instructors' duties. This plan was not only worthwhile but also very enjoyable. This page is sponsored by: FANCHER'S AUTO PARTS FLOWERS BY MALCOMS E. Powell Blvd. MO 5--8118 221 E .Powell Blvd. MO 5-5212 Gresham, Oregon Girls' league The Girls' League, which is composed of all the girls in the school, enjoyed a very busy year. The girls in each class were responsible for a money-making project in the fall. These projects, plus do-nut sales, helped earn the needed money to finance the successful spring formal, Wonderland By Nights. A harvest dance, Twirp Week, Girl of the Month awards, and a combined Miss Merry Christmas dance and Toy Drive for the Fairview Home were also sponsored by the Girls' League. Installation of new officers took place at the Mothers' Tea and Style Show, May 17. OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Helen Grahn, Secretary-Treas- urerg Carol Mershon, Vice Pres- identg Mrs. Perry, Adviserg Carol Ayles, Student Council Representativeg Judy Woodard, President. This page is sponsored by: GROCE'S UNION 76 SERVICE STATION SPRINGDALE TAVERN Complete Automotive Repair Food ond Drinks Springdale, Oregon FIRST ROW, left to right: Claude Dhone, Steve Post, Larry Beatty, Terry Monroe, Jim Ellis, Dick Goodling, Bob Ellis, Jack Dhone. SECOND ROW: Larry Ellis, Ward Evans, Steve Crampton, Bill Lewis, James Tanner, Jerry Buss, Jim Larson, Jerry White. THIRD ROW: Robin Hager, Norman Beatty, Mike Clark, Kit Houck, Jack Goertz, Bob Mason, Greg Lucas, Don MacKay, Rick Young. FOURTH ROW: Terry Ayles, Jim Dhone, Kenny Faught, Keith Milliken, Rodger Davies, Keith Evans, Bill Dobrinski, Bob Pinkston. FIFTH ROW: Wesley Hubbard, Mike Hager, Leonard Stivers, Rex Hancock, Bill Rose, Ricky Davies, Lloyd Davis. lettermen's Club OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Ellis, Student Council Rep. g Terry Monroe, Secretaryg Jim Ellis, President: Dick Goodling, Vice President: Arms. This page is sponsored by: GlL'S TOWING SERVICE Motor Repair and Tune Up Wood Village Larry Beatty , Sergeant-at- STANDING, left to right: Nancy Steinman, Mary Anne Hanson, Roxie Stivers, Sandra Rickcrt, Mary Nicks Janice Workman, Sharon Hartshorn. KNEELING: Sharon Dunken, Sandra Ball, Judy Haley. Rhythm Cs The Rhythm C's began their school activities with a fall Football Kickoff. This event roused school spirit for the sports competition of the year that followed. With precision drills and pom-pom acts the group also provided entertainment for half-time and competitive contests. OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Clements, Adviser, Sharon Dunken, Sergeant-at-Arms: Mary Nicks, Secretary-Treasurerg Sharon Hartshorn, Vice President, Judy Woodard, President. ng R' M, This page is sponsored by: SECURITY BANK OF OREGON Troutdale, Oregon Bank from your car 1 FIRST ROW, left to right: Sandy Graff, Darlene Burkholder, Carolyn Baker, Janet Larson, Carol Mershon Sharon Smith, Helen Grahn, Sharon Dunken, Mary Barnwell. SECOND ROW: Carol Russo, Myrna Davies, Dolores Nordin, Sharon Hartshorn, Roxie Stivers, Jane Anderson, Pat Kendrick, Instructor Mr. Sogge. THIRD ROW: Jim Dhone, Rob Hager, Kit Houck, Larry Ellis, Bill Lewis, Larry Beatty. FOURTH ROW: Ken Faught, Rick Young, Bill Rose, George Dearixon, Bruce Houck, Dick Goodling, Jack Goertz, Bob Mason. Restless disorder prevails as choir mem- bers await 8 o'c1ock production time. Unor- ganized turmoil fbelowl will soon be con- verted into neat uniformity as seen in the group picture above. This page is sponsored by: DeSPAlNS Food Sales 58 Portland, Oregon LEFT TO RIGHT: John Dooley, Karen Buss, Greg Lucas, Keith Milliken, Terry Monroe, Larry Evans, Tedra Frasier, Mr. Hale, band instructor, Dorothy Bowen, Cheryl Lucas, Nancy Hanks, Pat Cowling. Probably the most popular organizations of the school are the five major sports. Here we see a moment of reward for those athletes who will be more thoroughly scrutinized in the following section of this book. ' Ass wl! 'Ui- I' Y ,. ii YS. This page is sponsored by: RUSTIC INN TFOUYCICIIE, 0fQgon 59 ffifi -gf' nag: i . i Fw- QQ, it 'f ' W- .1 KT? Sa . Lai Si 4 , Q SA If 1 . L J QQ W X11 f f44 1:,. W, , R and ,N Q. W im .M gt G W .. ,345 TEAM, FIRST ROW, left to right: Rex Hancock, Larry Grahn, Gary Sather, Jack Goertz, Larry Evans, Jerry White. SECOND ROW: Tom White and Ricky Davies-Managers: Kit Houck, Larry Ellis, Keith Milliken, Claude Dhone, Bill Lewis, Steve Crampton, Jim Ellis, Wes Hubbard, Manager. THIRD ROW: Coach Monroe, Bob Ellis, Leonard Stivers, James Tanner, Steve Post, Terry Monroe, Jim Larson, Ward Evans, Coach Wells. FOURTH ROW: Jack Dhone, Bruce Houck, Rodger Davies, Rick Young, Norman Beatty, Rob Hager, Jim Dhone, Keith Evans, Larry Beatty. The fighting Cardinals came through the 1960-61 football season with an over-all record of 4 wins and 3 losses. Their league record was 2-2. Although the team lost its most crucial games with Knappa and Tillamook Catholic, they came up with four inspiring wins. The nine seniors did a fine job during the year and will be missed very much by everyone at Corbett High. This page is sponsored by: ACME FEED MILL FRANK'S AUTOMOTIVE Manufacturers of Acme Quality Feeds 415 S.E. Fairview Ave. Gresham, Oregon Gresham, Oregon PM 'A . Football Q35 1, f 1 5 j i Q1 ' SQ M, V, SM: ' f W V . UL ' ,W 1 jing: a I f - 1 f ,. I M 4? 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' 1 A gf ' E L W if ff'uwTx 5... , ' f'W wwww .255 i.,-,.' -f' .4 ' 'Y ' ' ??iV 5'- H 11:1 5,5 .., 1 11, . 0 'Varsity Team 1 C 1 1 3 --.f -.ww N.,--'ii fit S. '-' s........ Shad!!! QS L L 5 ,fa A ' , , l .L f Q' nf,-1 'Q ,...- 1 ...- 2 ...- i ...- 3 ...M ...fv- '-5 EE 9: ii ii gg 3 K ' k:v' 7 4 -:,:.,-: 1 .f ' 'K , 'Q ,fi.,,,,x: ., :W . Jgesisgin ' , 'ii 1 9 1 FQ? .fy Q' XNKDQXH C 1 3 f ' 5 , 4 ,jim During Uma' out, Couch Mwlmruc plans strata-gy with thc Lczlm. , W ni f If ' A 1 y W I-3 f Opponents seem distressed as Cards maneuver another shot at the basket. Junior Varsity Basketball Team STANDING, left to right: Larry Lampert, Gary Ginter, Steve Cook, Jack Goertz, Mike Clark, Jerry White, Greg Lucas, Norman Beatty, Coach Simpson. KNEELING: Jim Dhonc, Kenny Faught Rex Hancock, Bob Pinkston, Leonard Stivers, Robin Hager. This page is sponsored by: COLUMBIA TELEPHONE COMPANY FR 5-2211 Corbett, Oregon Varsity Wrestling Team STANDING, left to right: Coach Wells, Dick Goodling, Larry Ellis, Larry Beatty, Jerry Buss, Steve Crampton, Jim Larson, Ward Evans, Coach Goodling. KNEELING: Terry Caldwell, Eddie Nicks, Terry Ayles, Gary Moore, Ralph Cutter, Bill Rose, Rick Young. Corbett's 1960-61 wrestling squad was one of the most powerful teams in that sport since its beginning in 1955. The men enjoyed a 10 win, 3 loss season record. Three wrestlers, Dick Goodling, Larry Beatty and Jerry Buss earned the privilege to participate in the state meet. However, two of the team's top five wrestlers, Steve Crampton and Terry Ayles did not go to state. Steve, who had a season record of 13W and 1L was unable to compete in the district tournament because of an injured shoulder. Larry Beatty and Jerry Buss placed a fine fourth in the State A-2, B Tournament. Dick Goodling nearly captured the crown in his weight class. Dick was un-defeated until his last match which placed him second. This page is sponsored by: FAIRVIEW FARMS You can whip our cream but you can'f beat our milk Troutdale, Oregon VARSITY WRESTLING SCORES 11960-615 Opponents Corbett Philomath --------- 1 7 29 Reynolds --- --- 18 38 Banks ---- --- 15 41 Wy East ------- --- 18 28 Wy East ---- ------ 2 5 27 Reynolds --- -- 23 31 Banks ---- ------ 1 0 43 Maupin --- ---- 18 34 The Dalles --------- 29 19 Estacada - ----- 26 19 The Dalles -- 21 25 Sherwood - -- 29 21 Maupin --- -- 23 30 272 365 Dick Goodling frightj maneuvers his man to the mat. Jerry Buss fbelowj ends his match quickly . ,..-an This page is sponsored by LAYTON'S TIDEWATER SERVICE STATION FR 5-2755 Corbett, Oregon Baseball Biggest Game l Tension mounts as Cards await first inning of big game fGaston vs. Corbettl. Kit Houck Qbelow lefty rears back to fire ball past opponent. Sliding safely into third base, Bruce Houck Qcenterj gives Jim Ellis fbelow rightj the opportunity to drive in the first run. The photograph at the right pictures Bob Ellis throwing opponent out at home plate to protect one run lead. This page ls sponsored by: OUTLOOK PUBLISHING COMPANY GRESHAM RADIATOR SHOP 226 N- Main Avenue 424 E. Powell Gresham, Oregon Baseball Team ' STANDING, left to right: Coach Simpson, Kit Houck, Bill Dobrinski, Rick Young, Bill Lewis, Bob Ellis, Gene Howell, Ward Evans, Manager, Gary Scott. KNEELING: Larry Lampert, Bruce Houck, Jim Ellis, Greg Lucas, Albert Schutt, Mike Clark, David Hickman, Douglas Register. BASEBALL SCORES David Douglas JV--- -- 0 0 David Douglas JV--- -- 3 0 Colton ------------ -- 0 3 Concordia ------ - 4 8 119615 Opponents Corbett Corbett's baseball season came to an abrupt close at the sub-district playoff May 11. On the Reynolds High School diamond, the Cards were beaten in 8 innings by the Gaston Greyhounds. Although the season was filled with low as Parkrose JV ------ -- 8 4 Well as high points, the Cardinal team was Colton ------- ---- - - 1 0 considered one of the best defensive clubs Gaston ------------ - -1 1 in the league. Concordia -------------- 3 0 Gaston -------- -- -------- 4 6 Gaston fplayoff gamej ----- 2 1 This page is sponsored by: W. R. HICKS COMPANY GRESHAM BOWL Corner N,E. Roberts at Second Avenue 611 E- POWGH Blvd- Gresham, Oregon Truck Team THIRD ROW, left to right: Jim Dhone, Ralph Cutter, Rodger Davies, Robin Hager, Jack Goertz, Dick Goodling, Larry Ellis. SECOND ROW: Mike Hager, Steve Post, Kenny Faught, Don MacKay, Terry Monroe, Larry Beatty, Steve Crampton, Jerry White. KNEELING: Gary Ginter, Bob Mason, Larry Grahn, Rex Hancock, Gary Sather. TRACK MEET STANDINGS fl96lJ Corbett's trinclads demonstrated a unified Opponents Corbett surge of power for the season and brought Cascade Locks lst back three trophys to add to the school's Parkrose, Sandy, Concordia lst trophy collection. Hood River lst The increasingly popular sport of track, Vernonia lst as the year progressed, cultivated many new Wy East, Sandy 2nd prospects of coming stars. This was appar- Reynolds Relays 4th ent at the end of the year when many of the Sherwood lst men helped Corbett win its fourth district District meet lst crown. State meet 2nd This page is sponsored by: GRESHAM REXALL DRUG GRESHAM INSURANCE Main 8. Powell 'I01 N. Main Sf. Gres ha m, Oregon , ..,. Q V . :. .esta f ,. wx '1 .1 Neatly clearing the cross-bar in a high jump is tr' Second in State Three outstanding trackrnen Qpictured on this pagej racked up a total of 43 points to place Corbett second in the State B Track Meet held May 19-20 at Springfield, Oregon. For the first time in the history of CHS the Cardinal track team now boasts a state trophy. fl , il Terry Monroe, the cinder-man who broke three school track records during the ' 61 season. Q ,,,L A 'xt,:.,,z l ift - Y LJ' .rf- Dick Goodling seems all alone fabovej 78 as he nears the completion of the mile at the state meet. There should be little wonder why no one is close to Dick be- cause his run shattered the state record. When the events are over, the victorious moment arrives fleftl as Corbett men receive 2nd place state trophy. This page is sponsored by: MCROBERT MOTOR COMPANY 30 W. Powell Blvd. Gresham, Oregon 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Alley, David ----- ------------------------------------------------------- Anderson, Jane ----------- ------------- ----------------------------------- Ayles, Carol -------------- ----------------------------- 9 ,14,40 42 49 51 Ayles, Terry -- --- ----- --------------- -------------------- - - ---- Baker, Carolyn ----------------------- ----------- 9 ,14,37,38,40 44 50 51 Baker, Bob ------ --------------- ------ -------------------------------------- Ball, Sandra ------ --------------------------------------------------- 2 4 Barnwell, Mary -------- ------------------------------------------------ 2 2 Beatty, Larry ---- -------------- 1 5,19,29,36,-13,4-1,48,-19,52,56,5B 64 65 66 Beatty, Norman ----- ------------------------------------- 2 2 37 56 64 Bowen, Dorothy --------------------------------------------------------------- Britton, Carol -------------------------------------------------------------- Burkholder, Darlene ----------------------------- 15,32,35,43,51,52 53 54 55 Burkholder, Kenneth ----------------------------------------------------- 11 Buss, Jerry --------------------------------------------------------- 15 44 Buss, Karen --------------------------------------------------------------- Caldwell, Terry ------------------------------------------------------------ Canzler, Mary ------------------------------------------------------------- Christensen, Mary ------------------------------------------------ 11 20 38 Clark, Mike ------- ----------- ----------- ------------ 1 0 2 2 56 Cloe, Carol ----------------- ---------------------------------------------- Collins, Fern ----- ----- -------------------------------------------- Cook, Steve ------------------------------------------------------------------ Corflray, David ------------------------------------------------------------------ Cowling, Pat -------------------------------------------------------- 22 -19 Cranipton, Steve ------ 8,15,19,31,33,36,4l,42,43,49,5O,52,53,54,56 G4 65 66 Cullison, Mike ------------------------------------------------------------------ Cutter, Irene -------------------------------------------------- 11 20 29 30 Cutter, Ralph -------------------------------------------------------- 9 22 Davies, Myrna ---- -------------------------------------------- 2 0 30 Davies, Ricky --- ---------------------------------------------------- - 20, Davies, Rodger ------------------------------------------------ 20 56 64 65 Davis, Lloyd -------------------------------------------------------------- Davis, Sherwood ----------------------------------------------------------- Dearixon, Audrey -------------s------------------------------------------- Dearixon, George ---------------------------------------------------------- Dhone, Claude ------------------------------------- l6,29,39,42,56 64 65 66 Dhone, Jack ------ -------------------------------------- 2 0 56 58 64 Dhone, Jim ---------------------------------------------------- 22 23 56 58 Dobrinski, Betty -------------------------------------------------------------- Dobrinslci, Bill --------------------------------- 10,20,30,81,3-4,35 49 51 53 Dooley, John ---------------------------e---------------------------------------- Dooley, Mary ---------------------------------------------------------------- Dooley, Shirley --------------------------------------------------------------- Dunken, Sharon --------------------------------------------------- 20 30 52 Ellis, Jim -------- ------------ 8 ,l6,31,37,41,42,45,50,52,53 56 64 66 Ellis, Larry ----------------------------------------------------- 23 40 56 Ellis, Bob ------------ 8,16,19,33,37,41,42,43,49 52,53,56,64,65,66 67 68 70 Evans, Ward ---------------------------------- 9,1'7,37,42,44,56,64 65 66 67 Evans, Keith -------------------------------------------- 10,11,21 51 52 53 Evans, Larry -------------------------------------------------------------- Faught, Kenny ------------------------------------- 22,23,30,49,50 52 56 58 Folsom, Fern ------------------------------------------------------------------ Fraiser, Tedra ----------------------------------------------------------- Fuller, Pat ---------------------- ---------------------------------------- ------ Gier, Ronald -------------------------------------------------------------------- Ginter, Gary ----------------------------------------------------------- 24 Goertz, Jack -------------------------------------------- 23,30,37 52 56 58 Goodling, Dick ------------------------------------ 21,32,35,3'7,52 56 58 72 Graff, Clifton ---------------------------------------------------------------- Graff, Patty ------------------------------------------------------ 24 25,49 , Graff, Sandy -------------- --------------------------------------------- 1 1, , Grahn, Helen -------------------------------------------------- 17 28 29,43 Grahn, Larry -- --------------------------------------------------------- - , Hager, Mike --- ------------------------------------- 8,16,37,44 45 49,50, , Hager, Randy ------------------------------------------------------------ - , Hager, Rob ------------------------------------------- 22,23,30,37,52,56,58, , Haley, Judy --------------------------------------------------- 24,25 52,55, , Haley, Louise ------------------------------------------- 16,3O,33,35 39513, , Hancock, Connie --- ------------------------------------------------------ --- , Hancock, Rex ---- ------------------------- ----------------- 2 5 ,56, , Hanks, Nancy -- - ------ ------------ ----- --------- 2 1 1 1 This page is sponsored by: BROWN'S FLOWER SHOP 540 E. Powell Blvd. Gresham, Oregon 79 This page is sponsored by: DR. DAVID QUALL, Optometrist 33 E. Powell Blvd. Gresham, Oregon 80 Hanson, Mary Anne ---- --------- --------- ----- --------- Hartshorn, Sharon --- ------ ----------------------- ---- - - -- Hickman, David ---- Houck, Bruce -- Houck, Kit ---- Howell, Gene -- 3, 21 y --------- ------------------- 21 'so ,. ------- -- --------- 22,223,253 40 1 1 y 35 58 1 25, 32, 52 51 ,55 ,55 54, 64, 58 68 ,62 ,70 Howell, Rose -- --------- ------------------------------------- 1 1,21 Hubbard, Elena ---------------------------------------- ----------------- 2 1 Hubbard, Wesley ----------------------------------------------------------- 23 Hunt, Winifred ------------------------------------------------------------- 25 Kendrick, Pat -------------- ----- ------ 1 0 ,22,23,33,34 ,41 50,52,54 Kerslake, Carol --- ---- ---------------- 2 4,25 ,32 -l9,52,55 King, Carol --------------- ------------------------------- ------------- Kusmesky, Carol ----------- -- ----------------------------------------- -- Lampcrt, Larry ---- --------------------------------------------------- 2 5 Larson, Janet ------ --- ------------------------------ 10 ,37 41,52,54 Larson, Jim --------------------------------------------------- 21 56,G4,65 Lewis, Bill-18,19,30,32,33,35,42,43,44,-i8,49,50,52,54,56,58,6-1, G6,67,6s,70, Lucas, Cheryl ------------------------------------------------------------- 25 Lucas, Greg ------------------------------------------- 10,20 ,30 31,3G,-19, MacKay, Don ----------- --------------- 1 0,21,31,48,-19,53 ,63 65,68,69 MacKay, Flora ------------------------------------------------------ 21,41,55, MacKay, Joyce ----- ------------------------------------------------ 2 5 Mason, Bob --------- ---- ------ --------------------------- 2 3 , 52,56 Mershon, Carol ---- --------------------- 8 ,20,21,33,37,38,39 ,50 5l,53,54 Milliken, Keith ------------------------------------------------- ,21 52,56,64 Monroe, Terry ------------ 21,31,32,39,41,49,50,52,53,54,56,64, 6s,68,7o,71, Moore, Gary ---------------------------------------------------------- 25,41 Murray, Doris --------------------------------------------------- 18,-l3,51,52 Nicks, Eddie ------------------------------------------------ ------------- 2 5 Nicks, Mary -------------------------------------------------------- 21,37,-19 Norclin, Dolores --------------------------------------------------- 21 32,41,51 Nordin, Ramona ---------------------------------------------------------- 25 North, Sheila ---------------- ------- --------------------------------------- Olson, Carol ----------------------------------------------------------- 21,55 O'Nei1, Judy --------------------------------------------------- ,38,40,-19,54 Parker, George --------------------------------------------------------------- Pinkston, Bob ------------------------------------------------- 10 21,30,31 Pitts, Dayna --------------------------------------------------- ------------ Post, Steve --------------------------------- 2O,21,29,40,56,64 ,66,68,69,70 Register, Doug ------------------------------------------------------------ 25 Rickert, Sandra ------------------------------------------------------------ 21 Roley, Ginger ------ ------------------------------------------- , 29,30,32,54 Rose, Bill ---------------------------------------------- 22,23, ,-l9,56,58,65 Russo, Carol ------------- --------------------------------------------------- Sather, Gary ---- --------------------------------------------------- 2 5,64 Schutt, Albert ----- ---------- ---------------------------- ----------- - Schutt, Le Ann --------- ----- --------------- 4 ------------------------------- Scott, Gary --------------------- ------ --------------- - - -- ------ ---- Simpson, Maureen ------------------ ----------------------------------- 2 5,52 Smith, Ray ------------ --- -------------------------------------------- ---- Srnith, Ricky -- ---------------------------------------- ------------- - - Smith, Sharon --- --- -------------------------------------------- ---- 8,21 Staples, Carmen -------------- ----------------------------------------- 2 5,52 Steinman, Nancy Ann --- -- ----- --------------------------------------- 2 5,55 Stivers, Leonard -------------------- ------------------------------- 2 4,25,56 Stivers, Roxie ----- --------- ------ ------------------------ 2 1 , 55 Stolin, Marjoree ------ ------------------------------------------ ------- Stubbs, Parker -- ---- --- ----- --------------------------------- - --- 23 Tanner, Lana -------- ------- ------------------ 1 9 ,35,37,38,41,42,48, Taylor, Diana -------- ------ - -- ------------------- 21, ,32,34,35,49 Urbach, Claudia -- ------------------------------ ----------- , 32,33,-11,52 Webb, Mary ----- -------- ---------------------- ---------------------- Weeks, Darlene --- ------ ------------------------------------ - --- White, Jerry ---- --- ----- ------ ------------ , 2 5,253,515,641 White, Tom ----- ----- ----- ----- -------------------- 1 9 , 3 1,40 Winters, Howard -- --- -- ------ ---------------------- - ------- Woodard, Judy ---------- ---------------------------------- , l9,29,33,40 Woodard, Sandra - ----- -------------------------- ----------- 2 4 ,25 Worlmian, Deanna -- -------- -------------------- ------- , 3 0,38,44,51 Workman, Janice --- ------ ---- --------------- -------- 2 5 , 30,52 Young, Rick ----- ----- --------- , 5 6,53,G4,72 1 ,S I g . . i, ? - ,M F' Q 0 r.