Corvallis High School - Chintimini Yearbook (Corvallis, OR)

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Van Loan, Superintendent: Ray H pal. SCHOOL BOARD, left to right: A. T. Gill, F. A. Gilfillctn, E. C Reimcrn, W. L. Van Loan, I. B. Weigcnt, and O. Cook. kwa N ' Ein' William Reedy, English, Vera Horner, G-lmerican Problems, Ruby Ruth Smith, Speech and English: Alfred Ladendorlt, American History and Iour- nalismg Ethel Ranney, English, Fred Quale, Social Education. Ruth LeMaster, English and Social Education, Olga Carlson, English and Social Education, Vernon Barkhurst, English and Social Education, Ruth Hess, English and Social Education, Margaret Watkins, English and Social Education. Howard Forrest, Social Education and Mathematics: Max McKinney, Langu- agesg Mary State, Family Lifeg Edna Goheen, Social Education and English: Belva Weichner, Latin, English, and Social Education. 17 Donald Kabler, Agricultureg Richard Thaw, Science, Bethine Bigei, Home Economics, Paula Hunt, Home Economics, Perry Spelbrink, Science. L Lee Spitznogle, Spanish and Commercial: Verna Larsen, Commercial, lay Scholtus, Commercial, Evelyn Iacobs. Librarian. i 1 is asm W2 A '21- ft 'S ef!! Roland Hall, Vocal Music, English, and Social Studies: Ray Hinkly, Instru- mental Musicg 0pa1 Martin Iohnson, Vocal Music, Louis Viestenz, Art. Richard Twenge, Science and Physical Ed, Harris Olson, Healthy Fred Os- born, Health and Athletic Director, Arvid Niemi, Physical Ed. and Science, Virginia Moses, Physical Ed. lnot pictured: Daphne Schainck, Physical Ed, Tom Holman, Science, Health and Physical Ed.l Neil Saling, Industrial Artsp Evert Brenner, Vocational Educationp Roby Goff, Industrial Arts: Maurice Bullard, Industrial Artsg l L .. If s ' lr l Mr. Trent, head eustodian. Gladys Milliken, Margaret Mudd, and Lola DeHaas, cafeteria cooksg -. .:A A,. . A -E is 3 wr 'vw STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST SEMESTER V Kneeling: Miller, Handy, Thompson, Ellison, Ewalt, Davenport, Allen, Poling, Mallow, Krehbiel. Row I: Humble, Osborn, Hunter, Ralls, Neil, Dubois, Swygard, Henry, Larsen, Sutton, White, Iorgenson, Covey Row ll: Hively, Shevalier, Coiner, Wilmarth, Hutt, Bates, Hulery, Breese, Andrews, Roderick, Summers Voorhies, Mann, Bye, Row Ill: Deyoe, Bennion, Thompson, Davenport, Rozendoll, Harding, Olson, Seel- ey, Blackstone, Lamb, Powell, Anderson, Sinnard. STUDENT COUNCIL SECOND SEMESTER Row I: Mallow, Brandt, M, Myatt, Law, Chapman, Rooder, Heck, Dull, Obrist, Carlson, Hunter. Row ll: Allen, Lunde, Ralls, Woods, Krehbiel, Miller, Wilbur, Schmidt, Rozendal, Thompson. Row Ill: Edwards, Morgan, Steward, Davenport B, Iensen, Davenport T, Handy, Kane, Welch, Hiner, Gathercoal, Lamb, Row IV: Lee, Bell, Blackstone, Ellison, Ewalt B, Ewalt L, Brandt H, Olson, Harding, Poling, Ward T. SENIOR RALLY DANCE COMMITTEE: Row I: McConnel, Rc1mpton,Edcburn, Iohnson. Row II: Cramer, Andrews, H. Iohnson, Keene, Mcxllow, Gillen, McKinney, adviser. IUNIOR RALLY DANCE COMMITTEE: Bow I: Iolley, Vernon, Hendrick, King, Hunter, Daily.llow Il: Yericxn, Rolls, Young, Brandt, Whiteside Smith, Mumford, Leonhardy, Sletto, Hoyt, Walls, A11en,Iohnson. , W M :Mba , f www mal' 4 26119 W Q? ' WSE? fly? Q2 SENIQRS Gr fig? Y fx ,i J X l fx r Y If 1 E X 'IG 4 f 4 w x k g Xml 11 X KX 5 1X 1 xt I I X Q ' 1 ' 1 72 4, I if gl 1 3- V 1 fi ll X 1 f V flf' Vf' I x 1 f f 4 X l Y 'Z 0 X W 'x NN! W x S if W, 1 1 's . Sr? if 1'4?'4'A1, - ,mi Wa.,- luf V ff, 4 , A - yy , ' 'Q nf. ,, ,7 f 1 W SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Janet Alexander, Secretary: Gilbert Allman. 9 J MYice:Pgegi51egjg Iqhggv E1lison.,Presidentp Sharlene - Kochisg-fTreuWst1r9r? 1 ' i 1 7 , , if Z l X 5 6 W W MZ' G, , W WT? is +6 kj E ., Arnold Abele Ianet Alexander Gilbert Allman Nancy Allworth William 'Anderson Robert Andrews Patricia Austin Norma Baird Charles Barrett Geneva Barton Beals Stuart Beals ' if if an 1 as 9 f . W: 4? 'mf' 0 '9vf .wo'- - Beverly Bell Howard Bell William Bell Ann Binder Thomas Blackstone Leslie Blohm Io Bogart Yvonne Borgard Katherine Bowers Evelyn Bradshaw Marilyn Bradshaw Heinz Brandt Roger Bullis Ieannette Bunker Edith Burns Robert Bye Patricia Calhoun Richard Cameron Pearl Campbell Norman Carpenter Irene Chance Darlene Christenson Peggy Clark Gerald Claussen Iannice Clausen William Clayton Richard Clinton Robert Clinton ?v Carolyn Clodfelter Ieanne Coates Laura Cole Earlene 'Conkey 4 Vivian Conlee Norman Coon Richard Craig Ron Daugherty ll! ' , ,I Marilyn deLaubenfels Bessie Dickinson Iohn Ellison Robert Ewalt -1 Elizabeth Fairchild Darryl Fossum Marilyn Foster Ianice Frady ' lessie Friend Robert Fudge Peggy Gathercoal Iane Gill Robert Gillaspie Sheila Gillen Delvis Gilliland Dolores Graham 30 l r r is l Donna Gregory Barbara Haight Leonard Hales Marlene Hankins Ralph Harding William Harmond William Harvey Shirley Haskins Eugene Hayes Sharon Headrick Lorene Helkey Delores Henness KX Larry Hibner Gerald Hiller Gerald Hinton lack Hiveley lim Hiveley Barbara Howatt Billie Ann Hulery lack Humphrey Barbara Hunter Ann Hutchinson Lyle Iverson Marvin Iimmerson X l Barbara Iohnson Beverly Iohnson Harriet Iohnson Barbara Iones l Carol Kampstra Patricia Kasparek Patrieia Kasten B Beverly Kasten Mary Lynn Keller Charlene Kelley Eugene Kelley Nadine Kelley Pat Kelly Gayle Kenworthy Sharlene Kochis Nancy Krehbiel Iohn Kuehwien Clifford Kuhlman Mina Lou Labhart Ioy Law Gilbert Lawerence Fred Lee Iohnette Lindquist Hazel Lockman 34 Peter Meyer Charlotte Miller Gerald Moen Betty Moore we Eleanor Loehner Betty Iane Logan David Lommen Betty Lovelady Iane McCa1ment Shirley McConne1 David McCracken Charles McDougald Anna Mae McGregor Marie Mallow Glenda Mann Carol Mayer Mary Moore Tam Moore Deloris Morrow Beverly Newton Donna Newton Iohn Niedra Iames O'Brien Ioann Ochse Kenneth Oelschlager Connie Oetjen Betty lean Oliver Richard Olson Dan Ordeman Stanley Phelps Dow Poling Virginia Ramsay 3 Noel Ring Delta Robinson Iudy Ryker Myron Sdhleen Marvin Scholl Dorothy Schure Alton Seeley Iohn Seibert Phillip Shadoin Betty Shideler Helen Slaton Ioan Smith '12 ' Iohn Smith xy Iuanita Smith Murray Smith Susanne Smith Dwuane Speers Richard Street Charles Stuart Robert Swanson Eddie Taylor Lyle Taylor Rose Marie Thompson William Thompson Ward Tom Ward Laurence Ware Marjorie Watkins Maureen Wegner Marjorie Wilbur David Wilmarth Ioanne Wood q37 Lola Mae Craig lack Young Herman Abercrombie William Kenworthy Senior Directory ABELE. ARNOLD Transfer Singen AXH Germany 2: Boys League 4: ABERCROMBIE, I-IERMAN Trades 6- Industries 3, 4: Boys League 4: ALEXANDER, Ianet Senior Class Sec.: Girls Chorus I: Girls Glee 2: Girls League l,2,3,4: Honorary Usher 3: International Relations, Pres. 4: Iunior Red Cross 4: Mixed Chorus 3: Pep 4: Senior Play: Student Director: Tri-Y 4: Y-Teen l,2: ALLEN, ROBERT Student Council 3: Boys League 4: Track Manager 2: Fire Squad 3: ALLMAN, GILBERT Gate Committee 2: Trades 61 Industries 4: Basketball 4: Iunior Hi-Y l: Senior Class Vice-Pres.: Track 3,4: Blue C 4: Camera Club l,2,3: Fire.Squad 2,3,4: Orchestra l,2: Key Club 4: Cross Country 4: Iunior Varsity Football 2,3 : Iunior Varsity Track 1.2: Boys League 4: lunior Sales 3: ALLWORTH, NANCY A'Cappella Choir 4: Allegro l,2: Camera Club 2: Sec. Treas. 3: Pres. 4: Chintimini Assist. Art Editor 3: Art Editor 4: Exchange Assembly 3,4: F.H.A. l: Historian 2: Girls Chorus: Girls Glee 3: Girls League l,2,3: Council 4: Grandioso 3: Sec. 4: Harmonettes 3,4: Ir. Red Cross 2: Ir. Play: Mixed Chorus 2: National Honor Society 2,3,4: Senior Class Council: Sparskies 3: Tri-Y 3,4: Y-teen l,2: ANDERSON, WILLIAM Transfer Alsea High School l: F.F.A. 2,3: Gate Committee 4: Hi-Y 3,4: Student Body Vice-Pres. 4: Student Council 2,3: Track 2,3: Football 3: Blue C 3,4 Fire Squad 2,3,4: Sparskies 2: Boys League 4: Iunior Varsity Basketball 2: Iunior Varsity Football 2: ANDREWS, ROBERT F.F.A. l,2,3: Secretary 4: Hi-Y 3,4: Student Council l: Baseball Manager 2: Iunior Varsity Football 1,2 : Foot- ball 3,4: Boys League 4: Blue C 3: Vice-Pres. 4: Wrestling 4: Fire Squad 4: Sparskies 3,4: Senior Play 4: AUSTIN, PATRICIA Girls Chorus l,2,3: Girls League l,2,3,4: High-O-Scope Ad Staff 3: Honorary Usher 3: International Relations, Sec. 4: Iunior Sales: National Honor Society 3,4: Pep 4: Tri-Y 3,4: Y-teen l,2: BAIRD, NORMA. Transfer 4, Grower, Missouri, Distributive Education 4: BARRETT, CHARLES Transfer Grant High School, Portland 2: Boys League 4: Fire Squad 2,3,4: A'Cappella Choir 3,4: Sparskies 3,4: 38 Iunior Sales: BARTON, GENEVA Camera Club 2,3: Distributive Ed., Sec. 4: F.H.A. 1: G.A.A. 2: Girls Chorus 2,3: Girls League l,2,3,4: Inter- national Relations 3,4: Iunior Sales: Majorette 3,4: Stu- dent Council 2: Tri-Y 4: Y-teen l,2: BEALS, STEPHEN Track l,2,3,4: Christian Fellowship 3: President 4: Cross Country 2,3,4: Boys League 4: Senior Play 4: Iunior Var sity Football l: Blue C 3,4: Fire Squad 4: Orchestra I,2,3, 4: Key Club 4: Council 2: Treas. 3: BEALS, STUART Senior Play 4: Boys League 4: Iunior Hi-Y I: Student Council 3: Fire Squad 3,4: BELL, BEVERLY A'Cappella Choir 4: Girls Chorus 1: Girls Glee 2: Girls League l,2,3,4: Iunior Play: International Relations 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3: Thespian 3,4: Transfer Inglewood High l. BELL, HOWARD Hi-Y 3,4: Student Council l,2,3: Iunior Class Pres. 3: Track l,2,3,4: Football 2,3,4: Blue C 2,3,4: Boys League 4: Iunior Sales: International Relations 4: Fire Squad 3: Sparskis 2,4: Vice-Pres. 3: National Honor Society 3,4: Executive Council 3. BELL, WILLIAM F.F.A. 1: Trades 6- Industries: Pres. 3: Hi-y 2,3: Track I, 2,3,4: Football 2: Blue C l,2,3: Pres. 4: Distributive Ed. gres. 3: Boys League 4: Fire Squad 2,3,4: Mixed Chorus BINDER, ANN Exchange Assembly 4: F.H.A. l,2: Girls Chorus I: Girls League l,2,3,4: Girls Glee 2: Orchestra I: Sparskies 4: Tri-Y 3,4: Y-teen l,2. BLACKSTONE, TOM Hi-Y 2,3: Sarg. at Arms 4: Iunior Hi-Y l: Student Council 2,3,4: Sophomore Class Vice-Pres.: Track l,2,3: Captain 4: Basketball 3,4: Football 2,3, Captain 4: Blue C l,2,3,4: High-O-Scope 2,4: Sports Editor 3 Fire Squad 2,3: Cap- tain 4: A'Cappella Choir l,2: Band l,2: Boys League 4: Quill 6- Scroll 3, Pres 4: BLOI-IM, LESLIE Lunior Play 3: Boys League 4: F.F.A. l: Mixed Chorus 3, BOGART, BARBARA IO G.A.A. l,2: Girls Chorus 2: Girls Glee I: Girls League I. 2,3,4: Mixed Chorus 3: Pep 4: Tri-Y 3 Y-teen l,2: BORGARD, YVONNE Girls League l,2,3: Student Council l,2: Y-teen l,2. BOWERS, KATHERINE Girls Chorus 35 Girls Glee l,25 Girls League 1,2,3,45 BRADSHAW, ELEANOR Transter Oxnard Union High 45 BRADSHAW, MARILYN Chintimini Soph. Ed. Ir. Ed5 Editor 45 Grandioso l,2,35 Fire Squad 45 Girls Chorus 1, Accompanist 2,3, Girls League 1,2,3,45 International Relations 45 National Honor Society 2,3,45 Pep 2,4, Council 35 Student Council 15 Tri-y 3, Sec. 45 Yell Leader 3,45 Y-teen, council 1, Pres. 25 BRANDT, HEINZ International Relations 3,45 Ir. Red Cross Council 35 All- School Play 45 Sparskies 2,3,45 Orchestra 15 Thespian 3,45 gays League 45 Iunior Play5 Senior Play5 Civil Air Patrol ,4. BROWN, MARVIN. Iunior Varsity Basketball 35 Basketball 45 Boys League 45 Stage Cratt 4. BULLIS, ROGER Transter Bend High 35 Camera Club 35 Christian Fellow- ship 45 D.E. 35 Iuniof Sales5 Key Club 35 Senior Counci BUNKER, IEANETTE I .H.A. 1,25 Girls Chorus 25 Girls League l,2,3,45 Ir. Class Council5 Ir. Red Cross Council 25 Tri-Y 35 Y-teen 25 BURNS, EDITH F.H.A. 3, 45 F.F.A. 2,3,45 Girls Chorus 15 Tri-Y 35 Y-teen 2. BYE, ROBERT Hi-Y 45 Student Council 45 Camera Club 1,45 Sparskis 1, 2,3,45 Boys League 45 Wrestling 45 Civil Air Patrol 3. CALHOUN, PATRICIA Camera Club 3 Christian Fellowship 45 Girls League 1,2, 3,45 CAMERON, RICHARD Gate Committee 45 Trades G Industries 45 Hi-Y 2,35 Track Manager 25 Basketball Managers15 Blue C 3,45 Camera Club 45 Band 1,25 Boys League 45 Senior Rally Dance Committee 4. CAMPBELL, PEARL Camera Club 2 F.H.A. l,2,3,45 Girls League l,2,3,45 High- O-Scope, Ad. Staff 35 International Relations 45 Tri-Y 35 35 Y-teen 2. CARPENTER, NORMAN Transfer Monmouth Z5 Trades G Industries 45 Orchestra Z,3,45 Band 2,3,45 Grandioso 3,45 Boys'League 45 Dance Band 45 Exchange Assembly 4. CHANCE, IRENE Girls Chorus 15 Girls Glee 3,45 Girls League I,2,3,45 Tri- y 3,45 Y-teen 1,25 CHRISTENSON, DARLENE 5 Girls Chorus 1,25 Girls League 1,2,3, Council 45 Interna- tional Relations, Treas. 45 Ir. Class Council5 Tri-Y 3,45 CLARK, PEGGY ANNE Transfer 4, Tigard Senior High5 CLAUSEN, IANNICE Camera Club 2,35 Christian Fellowship 3,45 F.H.A. I,2,3, 45 Student Council 25 CLAUSSEN, IERRY Blue C 2,3,45 High-O-Scope 3, sports Ed. 45 Fire Squad 3, 45 Boys League 45 Band l,2,45 National Honor Society 2, 3,4 Key Club 2,3,45 Quill G Scroll 45 Grandioso 1,2,35 Golf 2, Captain 3,45 Ir. Varsity Football 3. CLAYTON, WILLIAM Fire Squad 45 Boys League 4. CLINTON, RICHARD V Student Council 15 Blue C 2,3,45 Fire Squad 45 Boys League 45 Tennis 2, Captain 3,45 Orchestra l,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Key Club 2,3,45 Grandioso l,2,3,45 CLODFELTER CAROLYN Exchange Assembly l,2,3,45 Camera Club 35 Fire Squad 3,45 Girls League 1,3,4, Council 25 High-O-Scope 3, Fea- ture Ad. 4, Ad. Stait 3,45 International Relations 45 PTA Council 3, Ir. Council5 Iunior Sales5 Soph. Council 25 Sparskis 25 Ir. Red Cross Council 15 Stage Craft, Treas. I, Sec. 25 Student Council I5 Tri-Y 35 Y-Teen 2, Council l. COATES, IEANNE Camera Club 35 Christian Fellowship 3, Vice-Pres. 45 G.A.A. 15 Girls Chorus 1,2,35 Girls League l,2,3,45 Inter- national Relations 45 Iunior Sales. COLE, LAURA Transfer Kelso, Washington 45 D.E. 45 Girls League 45 Majorette 45 Tri-y 45 CONKEY, EARLENE Transfer Central High School 4 Girls League 45 Orches- tra 45 Sparskis 45 Tri-Y 45 Band 45 CONLEE, VIVIAN Band 2,35 Camera Club l,3, Sec. Treas. 25 D.E. 35 G.A.A. 15 Girls League I,Z,3,45 Student Council 35 Tri-Y 35 Y- teen 15 COON, NORMAN F.F.A. 1,2, Pres. 3,4 Boys League 4. CRAIG, LOLA Girls Glee 1,25 Girls League l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 35 Tri-Y 35 CRAIG, RICHARD Boys League 45 Trades 6- Industries 3, Sec. 4. DAUGHTERTY, RONALD Gate Committee 25 Trades 6- Industries 3,45 Boys League 45 Track 1,25 Basketball 15 Baseball 25 Football 1,25 Band 2,35 deLAUBENFELS, MARILYN' A'Cappella 35 Exhancge Assembly 35 Girls League 3,45 International Relations 45 Iunior Sales5 Tri-Y 3,45 Trans- fer Punahou, Honolulu, Hawaii 35 DICKINSON, BESSIE 5 A'Cappella Choir 45 Allegro 1,2,35 Exchange Assembly 45 Grandioso l,Z,3,45 Girls Chorus 15 Girls League l,3, Council 2,45 Harmonettes 45 Mixed Chorus 25 Honorary Usher 35 National Honor Society 45 Pep 3, Pres. 45 Stu- dent Council l,25 Sparskis Z,3,45 Tri-Y 3,45 Yell Leader 45 Y-teen 2, Council 15 ELLISON, IOHN Transfer Richland High, Washington 25 Gate Committee 45 Executive Council 45 Student Council 45 Senior Class Pres5 Boys League, Council 45 Iunior Varsity Basketball 35 Basketball 45 Fire Squad 45 Iunior Sales 35 Sparskis 3, l 45 Chintimini 3, Sports Ed. 45 EWALT, ROBERT Student Body President 45 Executive Council 45 Student Council 3,45 Boys League 45 Gate Committee 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Senior Play 45 Fire Squad 45 All-School Play 3 Thes- pian 3,4. FAIRCHILD, ELIZABETH Transfer Grants Pass 45 Chintimini, Copy Ed. 45 Girls League 4. FLYNN, DOROTHY Transfer Washington High Portland, Oregon 45 FOSSUM, DARYL Boys League 45 FOSTER, MARILYN Girls League l,2,3,45 FRADY, IANICE Band 2,3 5 Girls League 2,3,45 Transfer Iunction City 2. FRIEND, IESSIE F.l-I.A. I, Reporter 25 Girls Chorus 1,25 Girls Glee 3,45 Girls League l,2,3,45 Iunior Sales. '39 FUDGE, ROBERT Track 2,3,45 Blue C 45 Cross Country 45 Boys League 45 International Relations 45 Key Club 3, Treas. 4. GATHERCOAL, PEGGY A'Canpella Choir 45 Exchange Assembly 1,2,35 Girls Chorus 1, 25 Executive Council 45 Girls Glee 35 Girls League 1,2, Council 3, Pres. 45 Grandioso l,2,3,4, Sec. 35 High-O-Scope 2, Ad. Staft 35 Honorary Ushers 35 Iunior Play5 National Honor Society 2,3,45 Pep 3,45 Senior Play5 Student Council 1,2,45 All School Play 2,35 Thespian 3,4 Tri-Y, Vice-Pres.'35 Council 45 Y-teen 2, Council 15 GILL, IANE A'Cappella Choir 3,45 Allegro 3,45 Chintimini Asst. Ed. 45 Girls Chorus 25 Girls League 1,2,4, Vice-Pres. 35 High- O-Scope Ad Staff 2,35 Honorary Usher 35 International Relations 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Pep 3, Council 45 Senior Play5 Student Council 2,3 5 Tri-Y 3,45 Y-teen 1, Vice-Pres. 2. GILLASPIE, ROBERT F.F.A. l,2,3,45 Boys League 4. GILLEN, SHEILA A'Cappella Choir 3, Man. 45 Allegro l,2,35 Band l,2,3,45 Exchange Assembly 45 Girls Chorus 15 Girls League 1,2, 3,45 Grandioso 3,45 Harmonettes 45 Iunior Play5 Mixed Chorus 25 Orchestra 3,45 Senior Play5 Sparskis 1,25 Tri-Y 3, 45 Time for Teens 45 Y-Teen 1,25 GILLILAND, DELVIS F.H.A. l,2,3 Girls Chorus 2,35 Girls League l,2,3,45 Girls Glee 15 High-O-Scope 3, Feature Staft 45 International Relations 45 Tri-Y 4. GRAHAM, DOLORES Transfer Englewood High, Calif. 45 Girls League 45 High-O-Scope 45 Tri-Y 4. HAIGHT, BARBARA Transfer Albany, Oregon 45 Distributive Ed. 45 F.H.A. 4. HALES, LEONARD Trades 6. Industries Pres. 45 Track Manager 2,3,4 5 Track 15 Boys League 45 Camera Club 1,2,35 Fire Squad 45 Sparskis 3,45 Orchestra 1,2,35 Grandioso 3. HANKINS, MARLENE Girls League 2,3, Personal Adv. 45 Iunior Play5 Pep 2,3, Treas. 45 Senior Play5 Sparskis 45 All School play 35 Thespian 3,45 Tri-Y 3,45 Y-teen 35 Yell Leader 4 Trans- fer Siletz, Oregon 2. HARDING, RALPH Hi-Y 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 45 Iunior Hi-Y 15 Student Coun- cil 3,45 Finance Committee 45 Basketball 2,3, Captain 45 Baseball 2,3,4 5 Blue C 2,3,45 Boys League 45 Internation- al Relations 45 Fire Squad 2,3,45 Ir. Red Cross Council 35 Band 2,3. HARMOND, WILLIAM Gate Committee 35 Ir. Varsity Baseball 35 Iunior Varsity Football 35 Film Squad 2,35 Fire Squad 35 Boys League 45 Band l,2,3,45 Dance Band5 Serg. at Arms 45 Ir. Red Cross Council 35 Exchange Assembly 4. HARVEY, WILLIAM Gate Committee 25 F.F.A. 15 Football 2,3,45 Boys League 45 Fire Squad 4. HASKINS, SHIRLEY Band 2,35 Camera Club 25 Christian Fellowship 3,45 Girls League l,2,3,45 G.A.A. 35 F.H.A. 1,2 International Rela- tions 45 Ir. Red Cross Council 35 Iunior Sales5 Student Council 25 Tri-Y 3,45 Y-teen 3. HAYES, EUGENE F.F.A. l,2,35 Boys League 4. HEADRICK, SHARON A'Cappella Choir 3,45 Allegro l,2,3,45 Girls League 1,2, 3,45 Grandioso 3,45 Ir. Sales5 Mixed Chorus 1,25 Sr. Rally Dance Committee 45 Tri-Y 3, 45 Y-teen 1,2. HELKEY, LORENE . Camera Club 2,35 Christian Fellowship 45 Girls Chorus 35 Girls League l,2,3,45 Ir. Red Cross Council 15 Inter- 40 national Relations 45 Mixed- Chorus 35 Y-Teen 2. HENNESS, DELORES D.E. 45 Girls Chorus I5 Girls Glee 2,35 Girls League l,2, 3.4. HIBNER. LARRY HI Transfer Espanolia, New Mexico 35 Band 45 Boys League 45 Christian Fellowship 4. LLER, GERALD Trades G Industries 45 Hi-Y 45 Student Council 2,35 Fire Squad 1,2,35 Boys League 45 Track 1,25 Iunior Varsity Football 1,25 Ir. Varsity Basketball 1,25 Football 3,45 Basketball 35 Blue C 45 High-O-Scope Z5 Mixed Chorus 1,2 Band 15 A Cappella Choir 3,4. HINTON. GERALD Track l,2,3,45 Cross Country 3: Blue C 3,45 Boys League 45 Camera Club 2,35 HIVELEY, IACK F.F.A. 1,3,4, Sec. 35 Boys League 45 Cross Country 45 Ir. Varsity Baseball 35 Football 25 Student Council 45 Soph. Class Treas. HIVELEY, IAMES F.F.A. l,2,3,45 Boys League 45 Student Council 15 Track 2,3,45 Cross Country 3, Captain 45 Blue C 3,4. HOWATT, BARBARA Girls Chorus 25 Girls Glee 15 Girls League l,2,3,45 Pep 2,3,45 Y-teen 1,25 HULERY, BILLIE ANNE Allegro 25 Girls Chorus 15 Girls League l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 25 Pep 2,3, Sec. 45 Sparskis 2,3,45 Student Council 45 Tri-Y 35 Yell Leader 45 Y-teen l, Council 2. HUMPHREY, IACK Ir. Varsity Football 2,35 Boys League 45 F.F.A. l,2,3, Vice- Pres. 4. HUNTER, BARBARA Girls League l,2,3,4 5 International Relations 4. I-IUTCHINSON, ANN Transfer Alberta, Canada 15 A'Cappella Choir 3,45 Cam- era Club l5 Girls Chorus 1,25 Girls League Council 35 Social Chairman 45 Pep 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Council 45 Tri-Y 3, 'li'eas. 45 Y-teen 1,25 IVERSON, LYLE Student Council 15 Fresh. Class Treas. 5 Boys League 4. IIMMERSON, MARVIN IO Wrestling 45 Boys League 45 F.F.A. l,2,3,45 Mixed Chor- us 2,35 A'Cappella Choir 4. HNSON, BARBARA Camera Club 15 Exchange Assembly 1,25 G.A.A. 15 Girls League 1,2,4, Council 35 High-O-Scope 35 Feature Ed. 45 Honorary Usher 35 International Relations 3,45 Ir. Play5 Ir. Sales5 National Honor Society 45 Pep 45 Quill G Scroll 45 Sparskis 3,45 Senior Play5 Thespian 3,4 Student Coun- cil 35 All School Play 35 Tri-Y 3, Council 45 Y-teen 1,25 JOHNSON, BEVERLY A'Cappella Choir, 3,45 Allegro 1,25 Band l,2,3, Sec. 45 Exchange Assembly 3.45 Girls League l,2,3,45 Grandioso 2,3,45 Harmonettes 3,45 International Relations 45 Ir. Play Student Director5 National Honor Society 3,45 Or- chestra 2,3,45 Sr. Play5 Sparskis 15 Sr. Rally Dance Com- mittee, Sec. 45 Student Council 15 Thatiln all School Play 35 Thespian 3, Pres. 45 Tri-Y 3,45 Y-teen'l, Council 25 Mixed Chorus 25 IOHNSON, HARRIET W. Band 15 Girls League l,2,3,45 High-O-Scope Ad Stall 3,4 5 International Relations 45 Ir. Play 35 Iunior Sales5 Orchestra 15 Sr. Rally Dance Committee 45 Student Coun- cil 25'Tri-Y 3,45 Y-teen 1,25 IONES, BARBARA A'Cappella Choir 3,45 Allegro l,2,3,45 G.A.A. 25 Girls League l,2,3,45 High-O-Scope Ad Staff5 International Relations 45 Iunior Sales5 Pep 45 Sparskis 3,45 Student Council l5 Thalian All School Play 25 Tri-Y 3,45 Y-Teenl 1,25 KAMPSTRA, CAROL 5 Transfer 4, Salem, Oregon5 Girls League 4. KASPAREK, PATRICIA F.F.A. 1,25 Girls Chorus 25 Girls League l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 3. KASTEN, PATRICIA Girls' Glee 15 Girls' League l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 35 KASTER, BEVERLY GIRLS' Chorus 1,25 Girls' League l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 35 Tri-Y 45 KELLER, MARY LYNN Girls' Chorus 25 Girls' Glee 1, Girls' League l,2,3,45 Honorary Usher 35 International Relations 45 Iunior Sales5 Mixed Chorus 35 Y-Teen 1,25 KELLEY, CHARLENE GIRLS' Chorus I5 Girls' Glee 2,3,45 Pep 45 Student Coun- cil 25 Tri-Y 3,45 Y-Teen 1,25 KELLEY, EUGENE Hi-Y 2,45 Chaplain 35 Boys' League5 Council 45 Ir. Hi-Y 15 Blue C 2,45 Secretary-Treasurer 3,45 Fire Squad 3,45 Band 15 Nat'l Honor Society 3,45 Golf l,2,3,45 Ir. Varsity Easfcitball 25 Football Manager l,2,35 Ir. Varsity Base- U I KELLEY, NADINE Girls' League 1,25 Girls' Glee 1,25 Mixed Chorus 35 Pep 45 Student Council 2,45 Tri-Y 3,45 Y-Teen 1, Z5 KELLY, PAT Transfer Marysville, Calif. 45 Boys League 4. KENWORTHY, WILLIAM BOYS' League 45 F.F.A. l,2,3,45 KENWORTHY, GAYLE F.F.A. l,2,3,45 Girls' League l,2,3,45 KOCHIS, SHARLENE Sr. Class Treasurer5 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Girls' League l,2, 35 Usher 45 High-O-Scope Ad Stati 35 Mixed Chorus 35 Ir. Red Council 1,25 Ir. Sales5 Sparskies 3,45 Student Council l,2,35 Tri-Y 3,45 Y-Teen 1,25 Pep 4. KREHBIEL, NANCY A A Cappella Choir 3,4 5 Asst. Student Body Treasurer 35 Sophomore Class Pres.5 Executive Council 2,45 Finance Committee, Chairman 45 Gate Committee 45 Girls' Chor- us 15 Girls' Glee 25 Girls' League 2,3,45 Council 15 Grand ioso 3,45 Harmonettes 2,3,45 High-O-Scope Ad Staif 25 International Relations 45 Honorary Usher 35 Ir. Red ,,,,, Cross Council Z5 Nat'l Honor Society-2,45 Secretary 35 Pep 2,3,45 Student Body Treasurer 45 Tri-Y 3,45 Yell Leader 35 Y-Teen 15 Sec. 25 KUEHLWEIN. IOHN Football 15 Boys' League 45 Orchestra 1,25 Stage Craft 3: KUHLMAN, CLIFFORD Ir. Hi-Y 15 Student Council 15 Track 35 Fire Squad 2,3,45 All-School Play 35 Sparskis 25 Chintimini Senior Co-Edi- tor 45 Orchestra l,2,3,45 Boys' League 45 Senior Play 45 Dance Band 45 Ir. Sales 35 National Honor Society 2,35 Pres. 45 Thespian 3,45 Key Club 2,3,45 Grandioso 3,45 Exchange Assembly 45 LABHART, MINA LOU A Cappella Choir 3,45 Allegro l,2,3,45 Freshman Secretary5 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Girls' League l,2,3,45 High- O-Scope 2,3, Ad Manager 45 Honorary Usher 35 Ir. Red Cross Council 25 Ir. Sales5 National Honor Society 3,45 Pep 45 Quill G Scroll 45 Senior Play5 Sparskies 3,45 Stu- dent Council 35 Yell Leader Capt. 45 Y-Teen 1, Council '25 Grandioso 3,45 LAW, IOY Girls' Chorus 1,25 Girls' League l,2,3,45 Honorary Usher 35 International Relations 45 Mixed Chorus 35 Senior Play Student Director5 Stage Craft 15 Sec. 2, Treas. 35 Tri-Y 45 Y-Teen 1,25 LAWRENCE, GILBERT Gate Committee 1,25 Hi-Y 3,45 Ir. Hi-Y 15 Student Coun- LEE. FRED Transfer Hood River High School 25 Ir. Sales 35 Boys' League 45 Hi-Y 3,45 Student Council 2,35 Ir. Class Treas- urer5 Basketball 45 Ir. Varsity Basketball 2,35 Ir. Varsity Baseball 25 Football 35 Fire Squad 2,3,45 A Cappella Choir 35 Co-Chairman oi Ir. Prom 35 Sophomore Class Council5 Ir. Class Council. LINDOUIST, IOHNETTE Girls' Chorus 15 Girls' Glee 25 Girls' League l,2,3,45 Ir. Sales5 Pep 45 Student Council l5 Tri-Y 3,45 Y-Teen 1,25 LOEHNER, ELEANOR D. E. 45 Girls' Chorus 1, Girls' League l,2,3,45 Ir. Sales Tri-Y 3,45 Y-Teen 1,25 LOGAN, BETTY IANE Girls' Chorus, 15 Girls' League l,2,3,45 Honorary Usher 35 High-O-Scope Ad Statt 35' Reporter 35 Managing Edi- tor 4, Ir. Play, Ir. Red Cross Council, Sec. 35 Nat'l Honor Society 3,45 Quill and Scroll 45 International Relations 45 Thespian 3,45 Thalian All School Play5 Student Direc- i01' 3: S0Ph0m0l'e Class SGC-2 Tri-Y Council 3,45 Y-Teen l, Council 25 Chintimini Freshman Editor. LOMMEN, DAVID Transfer Benson County Agricultural and Training School Maddock, North Dakota 45 Boys' League 45 Senior Play. LOVELADY, BETTY D.E. 45 F.H.A. l,2,35 G.A.A. 1,25 Girls League l,2,3,45 McCALMENT, IANE Girls' Chorus 1,25 Girls' League l,2,3,45 lr. Sales5 Tri-Y 3,45 Y-Teen 1,25 MCCONNEL, SHIRLEY A Cappella Choir, Manager5 Allegro 35 Chintimini Sen- ior Co-Editor5 Exchange Assembly 45 G.A.A. l,2,35 Girls Chorus 25 Girls' Glee 15 Girls' League l,2,3,45 Harmon- ettes 45 International Relations 45 Ir. Sales5 Mixed Chor- us 35 Pep Club 45 Sr. Rally Dance Committee 45 Tri-Y 35 Council 45 Y-Teen 1,25 MCCRACKEN, DAVID Ir. Sales 35 Boys' League 45 Gate Committe 1,25 Trades G Industries 45 Hi-Y 45 Student Council 25 Track 15 Inter- national Relations 3,45 Fire Squad l,2,35 Asst. Fire Chief 45 Sparskis l,2,3,45 Band l,2,35 Pres. 45 Key Club 2. MCDOUGALD, CHARLES F.F.A. l,2,35 Boys' League 45 Hi-Y 3,45 Track 35 Football 3,45 Blue C 3,45 International Relations 45 Fire Squad 45 Sparskis 4. MCGREGOR, ANNA MAE Christian Fellowship5 D.E. Treasurer 45 Exchange Assem bly 35 Girls' Chorus 25 Girls' Glee 15 Girls' League 1,2,3 45 Harmonettes 2,35 Mixed Chorus 35 Student Council 1,35 MALLOW. MARIE F.l'l.A. l,2,45 Vice Pres. 35 Girls' Chorus 35 Girls League l,2,3,45 High-O-Scope Ad Staff 35 International Relations 45 Ir. Red Cross Council 35 Sr. Play5 Sr. Rally Dance Committee5 Pres.5 Y-Teen 15 MANN GLEIQDAZ, WW rm V F.H.A. 1,25 Sec. 35 Pres. 45 Girls' League l,2,3,45 Honori' ary Usher 35 International Relations 45 Ir. Play5 Ir. Sales 45 Thespian 3, Vice Pres. 45 Tri-Y 3,45 Y-Teen 1,25 MARTIN. MABEL Girls' League 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 3. MAYER, CAROL D.E. 45 G. A. A. 15 Girls' Glee 25 Girls' League l,2,3,45 Tri-Y 45 METZLER, LEWIS Ir. Red Cross Council 25 Boys' League 45 Mixed' Chorus 15 Sparskis 45 Band 3. cil 2,35 Track 2,3,45 Basketball 3,45 Football 3,45 Blue C MEYER. PETER 3,45 Boys' League 45 High-O-Scoue 2,3,45 International Relations 45 Fire Squad l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 25 Band 2. Fire Squad 45 Boys' League 45 Ir. Sales 35 Orchestra l, 2,35 Key Club 2,3,45 Stage Craft 35 Pres. 45 41 1 National Honor Society 3,45 Senior Play5 Student Council MILLER, CHARLOTTE A Cappella Choir 45 Allegro 35 Exchange Assembly 3,45 Executive Council 45 Girls' Chorus 15 Girls' Glee 2,35 Girls' League l,2,3,45 Grandioso 35 Harmonettes 45 Ir. Play5 Mixed Chorus I5 Pep 2,3,45 Sparskies 2,4, Vice Pres. 35 Student Council l,2,3,45 Tri-Y 3,45 Yell Leader 3,45 Y-Teen l,25 Student Body Sec. MOEN, IERRY Iunior Varsity Football 35 Mixed Chorus 15 Boys' League 45 Sparskis 3. MOORE, BETTY Transfer Walnut Grove High 35 Girls League 3,4. MOORE, MARY Band 45 Tri-Y 45 Transfer 4, Ashley, Nebraska. MOORE, TAM Hi-Y 35 Sec. 45 Iunior Varsity Football 35 Student Council 15 High-O-Scope 25 Ad Stalf 35 News Editor 45 Fire Squad 45 Ir. Red Cross Council 45 A Cappella Choir 45 All School Play 35 Ir. Play 35 Sr. Play5 Boys' League 45 Ir. Sales 35 Sparskis l,3,45 Orchestra 1,35 Band l,Z,35 Nat'l Honor Society 45 Thespian 45 Key Club 25 Quill 61 Scroll 45 Exchange Assembly 45 MORROW, DELORES Class Council 35 F.H.A. l,2,45 Pres. 35 Girls' Chorus 25 Girls' Glee l, High-O-Scope Ad Staff 35 International Relations 45 Ir. Red Cross Council 25 Ir. Sales Nat'l Honor Society 2,35 Sparskies 35 Tri-Y 3,45 Y-Teen 1,25 NEWTON, DONNA D.E. 3,45 Girls' League l,Z,35 Council 45 Class Council 35 Ir. Sales Tri-Y 3,45 Y-Teen 1,25 NIEDRA, IOHN Transfer Fellbach High School Stuttgart, Germany 35 Camera Club 3,45 Boys' League 4. O'BRIEN, IAMES Transfer Alliance High, Neb. 35 A Cappella Choir 3,45 Camera Club, treas. 45 Boys League 45 Grandioso 3, Pres. 45 Football 3, Manager 45 Sparskies 4. OCHSE, IOANN F.H.A. 1,25 Girls' League l,2,3,45 OELSCHLAGER, KENNETH Transfer Linn Rural High School 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Boys' League 4. OETIEN, CORNELIA A Cappella Choir 3,45 Ir. Class Sec5 Exchange Assem- bly l,2,3,45 F.H.A. 1,25 Girls Chorus 15 Girls League l,3, 45 Sec. Z5 Mixed Chorus 2. OLDS, WILLIAM Boys League 45 F.F.A l,2,3,4. OLIVER, BETTY Christian Fellowship 3,45 Girls' Glee 1,25 Girls' League 1, 2,3,45 Trl-Y 3,45 Y-Teen 1,25 OLSON, RICHARD Hi-Y 35 Sergeant at Arms 45 Ir. Hi-Y 15 Student Council 2,45 Football l,Z,35 Blue C 3,45 International Relations 45 Fire Squad 2,35 Captain 45 Mixed Chorus 1,25 A Cappella Choir 3,45 Yell Leader 45 Sparskis l,2,4-Rep. 35 Pres. 45 Chintimini Bus. Mgr. 45 Orchestra 25 Band 1,25 Thespi- an 3,45 Grandioso l,2,45 Tres. 35 Exchange Assembly 45 lr. Varsity Football 15 Boys League 45 Ir. Sales5 Ir. Playg Sr. Play5 Sr. Rally Dance Committee 45 Ir. Prom Co- Chairman 35 Pep 4. ORDEMAN, DANIEL Gate Committee 2,45 Trades G Industries 45 Hi-Y 35 Treas. 45 Football 45 Boys' League 45 Dist. Education 45 Ir. Var- sity Football l,2. PHELPS, STANLEY Hi-Y 2,3,45 Boys' League 45 Basketball Mgr. 45 Baseball 5 l,2,3,45 Football Mgr. 3,45 Blue C 3,45 Fire Squad 35 Fire 42 Chief 4. O POLING, DOW Hi-Y 2,3,45 Ir. Hi-Y 15 Boys' League 45 Pres. 45 Executive Council 45 Student Council 45 Assembly Committee 15 Ir. Class Council5 Ir. Varsity Basketball 25 Ir. Varsity Football 35 Basketball 3,45 Football 3,45 Baseball l,2,3,4 Capt. 45 Blue C l,2,3,45 Fire Squad l,2,3,45 Capt. 45 Band l,2,3,45 Grandioso l,2,3,4. RAMSAY, VIRGINIA A Cappella Choir 3,45 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Girls' League l,Z,35 Council 45 High-O-Scope Ad Stall 25 Honorary Usher 35 International Relations 45 Ir. Red Cross Council Ir. Sales Co-Chairman5 Nat'l Honor Society 2,35 Pep 45 Sparskies 2,35 Sec. 45 Student Council 25 Tri-Y 35 Pres 45 Class Council 35 RING, NOEL Camera Club5 Girls' League l,2,3,45 High-O-Scope 2,35 Associate Editor 45 Honorary Usher 35 International Re- lations 45 Iunior Red Cross Council 45 National Honor Society 2,45 Vice Pres. 35 Pep 3,45 Quill 5. Scroll 45 Tri-Y 35 Council 45 Y-Teen 25 Fire Squad 3,4. RYKER, IUDY A'Cappella Choir 45 Girls' Chorus 15 Girls' League l,2,3, 45 Girls' Glee 25 Honorary Usher 35 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Senior Play5 Time for Teens 3,45 SAHLEEN, MYRON Gate Committee 35 Boys' League 45 Iunior Red Cross Council l,Z,35 Mixed Chorus 35 Band 3,4. SCHOLL, MARVIN Trades 61 lndustries5 Treasurer 45 Iunior Red Cross Coun- cil l5 Baseball 15 High-O-Scopeg Ad Staff 35 Fire Squad 4. SCHURE, DOROTHY F.H.A. 15 Girls' League l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 3. SEELEY, ALTON Trades 6. Industries 45 Hi-Y 45 Baseball 3,45 Football 25 International Relations 45 Fire Squad 45 Boys League 45 n Trades G Industries Basketball 45 SEIBERT, IOHN Student Council l,2,35 Iunior Varsity Basketball 25 -Fire Squad 4'5 High-O-Scope 3,45 Assistant Business Manager 35 Business Manager 45 Iunior Red Cross Council 2,3,45 Sparskis 3,45 National Honor Society 45 Key Club 25 Vice Pres. 35 Pres. 45 Boys' League 45 Secretary-Treas. 45 Senior Play5 Golf 2,3,45 SHADOIN, PHIL Hi-Y 45 Basketball 45 A Cappella 3,45 Tennis 35 Boys League 45 Transfer Cottage Grove High School 3. SHIDELER, BETTY Tri-Y Council 35 Honorary Usher 35 Y-Teen l5 Treasurer 25 Class Council 3,45 High-O-Scope 2,35 Editor-in-Chief 45 International Relations 3,45 Fire Squad 35 Girls' League l,2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Pep 35 Council 45 Na- tional Honor Society 3,45 Quill 6. Scroll 35 SLATON, HELEN A Cappella Choir 3,45 Allegro l,2,3,45 Christian Fellow- ship 3,45 F.H.A. 15 Girls' Chorus 1.5 Girls' Glee Z5 Girls' League l,2,3,45 Grandioso l,2,3,45 International Rela- tions 4. SMITH, IOAN A Cappella Choir 45 G.A.A. 1, Girls' Chorus l, Girls' Glee 2,35 Girls' League l,2,3,45 Iunior Play5 Pep 45 Tri-Y v3,45 Y-Teen 1,25 Iunior Sales. SMITH, IOHN Transfer Milton, Florida 45 Track 45 High-O-Scope Ad Statf 45 Boys League 45 Senior Class Play. SMITH, IUANITA F.H.A. 15 Tri-Y 45 Christian Fellowship 35 Dist. Ed. 45 Grls League l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 25 Girls Glee 15 A Cappella 35 G.A.A. 15 Orchestra 15 SMITH, MURRAY Student Council 45 Stage Craft 2,3,45 Boys League 45 SMITH, SUSANNE F.H.A. l,2,3,45 Girls League l,2,3,45 High-O-Scope Ad 'Staff 45 Camera Club 15 International Relations 45 Girls Glee 35 A Cappella 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Iunior Sales ' SPEERS, DWUANE Boys League 45 Hi-Y 3,45 Student Council l,2,35 Track 2,3,45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Football l,2,3,45 Blue C 2,3,45 Fire Squad l,2,3,45 A Cappella 35 Band l,25 Stage Craft 2,45 Pres. 3. STREET, RICHARD F.F.A. l,2,35 Boys League 45 Hi-Y 45 Ir. Hi-Y 15 Track 4 Football 3,45 Blue C 45 Fire Squad 3,45 STUART, CHARLES Transfer Medford High 2 Track 25 Hi-Y 3,45 Fire Squad 2.3,4: SWANSON, ROBERT Boys League 45 TAYLOR, EDDIE Boys League 45 Camera Club 3,45 Sparskies 3,45 Key Club 3,45 Band 2,3,45 TAYLOR, LYLE Hi-Y 45 Football 3,45 Senior Play5 Ir. Varsity Baseball 2,35 Fire Squad l,2,3,45 All School Play 35 Boys League 4: THOMPSON, WILLIAM Hi-Y 2,3,45 Dance Band 45 Baseball 2,3,45 Football 2,3,45 Blue C 2,3,45 Fire Squad 2,3,45 Boys League 45 THOMPSON, ROSE MARIE Transfer Sweet Home 45 Tri-Y 45 Girls League 45 Dist. Ed. 45 Majorette 4. WARD, IERRY Hi-Y 2,3,45 Iunior Hi-Y 15 Basketball 45 Baseball 3,45 Blue C 45 Fire Squad l,2,3,45 Boys' League 45 D.E. 4. WARD, TOM ' Gate Committee 45 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Iunior Hi-Y Sec. 15 Stu- dent Council l,25 Basketball 45 D.E. 35 junior Varsity Basketball 35 Iunior Varsity l,2. xxxxxxxnxxxxsxxxxxxxxxs Seniorlllf The burning of the old junior high began the high school career of the class of '52. As seventh graders, we attended classes in the over-crowd- ed high school during the afternoon half of a double shift. With the inaugural of the 7-5 school system the class of '52 became the first eighth graders in Corvallis High school history. As official high schoolers we made our presence known by top- ping the seniors in a hard-fought student body ticket race. An all-time high of 99.3 per cent of -classnfmembers ewitlstiek class-conducted campaign, headed by president, Ierry Hiller. The freshman year activities included the usual class skate and picnic under the leader- ship of Don Scott, class president. It was hoped to establish a tradition, as we feted the eighth grade with a party of games, movies, and danc- ing. For our sophomore year, we elected a girl. Nancy Krehbiel, to head class affairs, and found ourselves becoming an established part of Cor- vallis High activities, clubs, and sports. WARE, LAURENCE Hi-Y 3,45 Iunior Hi-Y5 Chaplain l5 Student Council 1,25 Freshman Class Vice-Pres.5 Iunior Class Vice Pres.5 Fire Squad 2,3,45 Track 3,45 Blue C 45 Boys' League 45 Iunior Sales5 A Cappella Choir 3,45 Pep 45 Yell Leader 45 All- School Play 35 Sparskis 2,3,45 Orchestra 25 Band l,2,35 Grandioso 35 Exchange Assembly 3. WATKINS, MARIORIE A Cappella Choir 45 D.E. 45 Girls' League 45 Internation- al Relations 45Majorette 3,45Mixed Chorus 35 Tri-Y 45 Transfer Kelso High School 35 WEGENER, MAUREEN A Cappela Choir 3,45 Allegro 45 Asst. Student Body Treasurer 35 Chintimini Asst. Business Mgr. 45 Exchange Assembly 45 Girls' Chorus 25 Girls' League l,2,35 Council 45 Gate Committee 3,45 Grandioso 35 Treas. 45 F.H.A. l,2. WILBUR, MARIORIE Transfer Superior Wis. 35 A Cappella Choir 3,45 Girls League 3,45 International Relations, Vice-Pres. 45 Tri-Y 3,45 WILMARTH, DAVID Trades 6 Industries 45 Hi-Y 45 Student Council 25 Base- ball 2,3,45 Boys' League 45 International Relations 45 Fire Squad 3,45 WOOD, IOANNE A Cappella Choir 3,45 Chairman PTA Potluck 45 Chair- man Gate Committee 45 Girls' Chorus l5 Girls' League 1, 2, 35 Council 45 Mixed Chorus 25 National Honor Society 35 Treas. 45 Student Council 1,25 Tri-Y 35 Council 45 Y- Teen 1,25 YOUNG, IACK Gate Committee l,25 Iunior Hi-Y l5 Basketball Manager 1,25 Iunior Varsity Football 1,25 Football 3,45 Blue C l,2, 3,45 Fire Squad 3,45 Ir. Red Cross Council 25 Mixed Chor- us 25 A Cappella Choir 3,45 Pres. 45 All-School Play 35 Sparskis 2,35 Thespian 3,45 Boys' League 45 Senior Play. xxsmxxxxxsxxxxxxxsnsxxxxxt istor A busy junior year was consumed in the usu- al variety of activities5 Virginia Ramsay and Io- anne Wood headed an organized Iunior Sales under the direction of Mr. Stanley Strong, while Mr. William Reedy directed the class play, Our Miss Brooks , which was termed successful both dramatically and financially. Keynoting the year the entire class's efforts were put forth in the prom, Showboat , and presented as a gift to the senior class. Howard Bell wielded the gavel during 1949-51, which was an All-School ' yecrrfand..- n- kins representing the juniors in the Circut Court. The final climax to five years of high school came when, as seniors, we stuck our thumbs into every activity pie. Again we presented a successful dramatic production, Ladies of the Iury at two performances. The accumulated treasury went towards buying the traditional senior gift to the school. And although not yet history, the class of '52, like those before us, will graduate and leave behind five big years full of experiences that will soon be but a memory. 43 xmwxxm Sax 'CIKSSXXK 9eXX P+ Un fgta 9 WX X699 Y,-Xixsov N6 SNXRYS s . ki' Ak Q X-if P4 'V v ' X :J wie Qfa PUPULAR ae Hand-:bs Cb ual' Stuczrt 6'0lTS'l' Krehbiel UGHCY e Dick 41057 P4 7191000 Marilyn B ibso rodslm Iv Tom Bla l1l0J'l'0!P!fl I cl-stone 04191 Dick dfgqzg il - V' R . :gs N Destiny is not cr matter of chance, it is cr matter of choicep it is not cz thing to be waited for, it is cx thing to be achieved. W. I. Bryan X yr X X E 3 4 in 5 ' Ji? ff K ff. XE' A gn 1 .4 4- - X 4 QTTIH H 15 gl 7 3 3 ,3 ' T 1 x t K, Q A S i i 'LVL JX . g Y g . l 'ii x 3 xx x Q 3 3 f 3 9 f ff V f ' f -ww 2 -'I ,. N , ,nf x Ki n A-, X .N F71-6 x N if X 'Ss w 'xx xxgix, A.1' ' X? 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Craig, Daniels, W. Christensen, Dingle, B. Ewing. 'ir Daugh- Aasum DuBois Brandt Row I: Irvin, Hanson, R. Iohnson, Hayes, Hilderbrand, Henry, Golf, Friedman, P, Iohnson. Row Il: B. Iohnson Hanlon, R. Harvey, Foss, Fulp, Hogue, Hoxworth, Hess, Haskins, Hudson. Row Ill: Freeman, Hoskins, E. Fox P. Ions, L. Ions, Hadyn, Hilburn, E. Iohnson, Gillillan, D. Fox. Row IV: Hermansen, Gilstrap, Gill, Iensen Hickey, Hammond, Gould, P. Fox, Gibson, Hinton, W. Iohnson. Row I: Morgan, McWhorter, Mintken, F, Lugenbeel, Mc Cown, Moon, Pearl, Lilly, Kerns, Lien. Row Il: Lee, Lo gan, Loghry, Lull, Pape, Kamrath, Morrow, Mallow, Mc Donald, Ott, McBurney, D. Newton. Row Ill: V. Miller Murphy, I. Miller, Kitchen, S. Lugenbeel, Lawerence, M. Miller, Loehner, Krieg, Klusman, Moser, Priest, Iochim- sen. Bow IV: Oakerman, Lamb, Leonhardy, Hively, Kendall, Maxson, F. Fox, Keene, Nelson, Newman, Lon- seth, Montgomery, Newton. Bow I: G. Rodgers, Schumacher, Walker, Pollard, Porter, Williams, Wetherbee, W. Smith, G. Swanson. Bow ll: G. Smith, Riekenberg, Shulf, Weder, Wilson, Redmond, Sutton, Ryker, N. Taylor, R. Trent, Whelchel. low III: S. Thompson, L. Rodgers, Prothe, Thompson, Stinnette, Ramsey, Roisen, Pope, B. Ramsey, Rambo, Swanson, 50 Radley, Wilbur. low IV: Rampton, Shepard, Rowan, Yunker, Powell, Pool, I. Smith, B. Reger, Woods, Wei- gant, Warner, Roderick. QS? Q 'l w3Mb7'?x ' V' .143 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Donna Morse, Secretary, Warren Doty, Vice-President, Gene Thompson, President, Lois Perkins, Treasurer. Row I: Doty, Carlson, V. Brown, Coon, Ash, Dickason, Allen, Christenson, Chan, Bratton. low Il: Climer, And- rews, Brandt, Bennett, Calhoun, Dull, Chandler, Bowers, Cropsey, Crawford, Brown, L. Bates. low Ill: Den ue, Calge, Dingle, Darr, Carr, Dorsey, Briggs, Daily, Agnew, Carson, Bullard, B. Carlson. low IV: Borden Bentson, I. Anderson, Clement, Cunilf, Burns, Beer, Coleman, Bates, Berry, L. Anderson, Cummings. Row I: Horton, Edwards, Gretz, Gilbert, Frazier, Hovey, Gard, Hess, Grant, O. Harvey. Row II: Gillaspie, Ham- mond, Henderson, Greey, Forcum, Gould, Hannay, Graham, Gray, Hill, Hartman, Halse, Graves. low III: Ein- arsen, Heideman, Humble, Gathercoal, House, Godfrey, Ellison, Frady, Holten, Gerald, Hathaway, D. Harvey, Foster, Hughs. Row IV: Harmsen, Hiner, M. Hughes,Hagemaster, Glaze, Herman, Gamhee, Ewalt, Haith, Hazel, N. Hughes. 5 i l Bow I: MacDonnal, Iohnson, Miller, Iohndahl, Klarr, Murphy, Newman, Mathews, Knoll. Row Il: King, Bone, W Lewis, Nelson, Kasten, McGregor, Kinderman, Kaechele, Larsen, Koeppe, Iorgensen, Kelsey. Row III: Morgan, Loghry, McDulfy, Morse, Lukens, Modrell, Moen, McCann, Larse, McBath, Iimmerson, Krieg. Row IV: Iohn- l 52 ston, Kelly, Iolley, Noon, Iones, Matheson, Moon, Langton, O'Riley, McConnelee, Lister, Nordyke. l 5 1 Q -J.-fl Row I: Shirley, Swygard, Rozendal, Sikes, I. Scott, D. Roberts, Schamp, Starr. Row II: Saner, Sanderson, P. Summers, Radcliff, B. Smith, Spencer, Roeder, Pykonin, Skillings, Revels, Richardson. Row III: H. Pease, San- ders, L. Summers, Stenbakken, Perkins, Skutfley, Shafer, Steward, Pond, Roberson, Stanley, W. Scott. Row IV: B. Pease, Patton, Passon, Sailing, Scheffler, H. Roberts, Runnion, T. Sinnard, Resch, Scheele, Quisenberry, B. Smith. ...fd Row I: Whelchel, Thayer, Warren, White, Tate, Tremaine, Uppendahl, Walls. low II: Wiberg, Riley, Tornow Talley, Trenhaile, Thurman, C. Thompson, Whiteman, B. Young, Widness. Row III: D. Wheeler,I Thompson, M. Wheeler, Wegner, E. Young, W. Smith, Sinnard, Voorhies, Wanless, Yost. Row IV: G. Thomp- son, Taylor, Van Loan, Wood, Wischnofske, Webb, Uhden, Wilson. vw ff K Row I: Adams, I. Chapman, Carlson, G. Chapman, Brandt, Applegate, Coiner, Christeanson, Bennion. Row II: Barrett, Canuto, Beyerlein, Blacker, Chan, Ash, Coon, Clark, Ackerman, Brown, M. Barrett, Baker, Barker, An- derson, Campbell. Row III: Breese, Crawford, Childs, Coughlin, Allister, Coates, Burright, Couey. Row IV: Charnholm, Conklin, Cooper, Cate, Bienhofi, Barshaw, Bashtord, Bentsen, Coopey, Allen, Cochran, Corso. Row I: Ebert, Erickson, Dimick, Fore, Dearing, Goff, Dick ason. How II: Gainey, Garman, Finch, Gillaspie, Free- man, Dilley, Duley, I. Duley. Row III: Ellis, Ferron, Ewing, Gregg, Gault, Foil, Fredrickson, Goldberg, N Freeman, Elliott. Row IV: Graham, Davenport, Deyoe, Gregorott, Davis, Gill, Decker, Gardner, Guss. M mgwflf Row I: F. Runnion, R. Schmidt, Rampton, H. Schaeffer, B. Reger, Schaeffer, H. Swanke, Row II: B. Schroeder, Swain, Rosebaum, Pape, Radley, Ryker, Passon, C. Peterson, Prell. Row Ill: H. Swanke, Sanders, D. Runnion, Rictor, Patapoff, M. Pruitt, Radford, Pope, Sedlacek. Row IV: Saling, Roberts, Ross, Peer, N. Mitchelly Pool, T. Peterson, Roughton, Schamp. qgpnnnuluf 9-us. Row I: White, Webster, Woodring, Williams, Weixel, B. Walls, Uppendahl, Williamson, Welch, Seigrist. Row II: Stephens, Windom, Truitt, Tourville, York, Trent, Smith, A. Schroeder, E. Smith. Row III: Van Cleve, N. White, Young, Walls, Zaran, Speers, K. Young, M. Thompson, Thurber. Bow IV: Waite, S. Taylor, Vogt, Stew- art, Walters, Tischart, Widness, Thompson, B. Taylor, Tilberg, Turman. -x ' fasigaggf nggielii? -. ln E ,, , ,, Y W7 ,,,, ,H ,,, ,I E x X 2 i S Row I: Baney, Feikert, Anderson, Doty, Blacker, R. Allen, Bennett, Eirarsen, Cowger, Callarman, Brown. Row ll: Craig, Ebert, Dow, Carlson, G: Allen, Darr, Burbank, Abele, Bowers, Crambelt. Row III: Eirich, Bradstreet, D. Craig, Breeding, Chandler, Cochran, Barker, Barshaw, Dull, Erickson, Colosner. Row IV: Cate, Chase, Berry, Daugherty, Brown, Cain, H. Allen, Carpenter, Ewalt, Bates, Brandt, Daily. Bow I: Gay, Iondall, Hunt, Hoyt, Hitchings, Griffin, Iohnson, Freeman, Hilderbrand, Humble. Row Il: Iackson Hopper, Hughes, Hoyer, Green, Hembree, Gilfillan, Gray, Haffner, Headrick, Hunter. Row Ill: Henry, Hoffman Giles, Iolley, Garlinghouse, I. Gibson, Helkey, I. Gibson, Iensen, Iayne. Row IV: Hall, Gretz, Hanson, Gam bee, Heintzelman, M. Gathercoal, I. Gathercoal, Harrison, Gilbert, Grantham, Gallaher. Row l: Robnett, Kurth, Kibble, Raw, Morrison, Mclntyre, Kane, Leonhary, Lee, Locke, Rolin. Row Il: Kruger Oglesby, Kirk, McMorris, Nichols, Rohmiller, Nelson, Peterson, Rawlings, King, McGaleb, Larson. Row III McMillan, Revels, Mote, Lyda, Law, Murphy, Nelson, Neil, Mumford, Lydall, Pruitt, Nazer, Lancaster. Row IV Lunde, Newton, Priddy, McCracken, Russel, Myatt, Ralls, Morse, Peterson, Porter, Peters, Nichols. Row I: Swanson, Wilt, Steele, Windom, Weimer, Scott, Vaughan, Weikel, Starkweather, Shattuck. Row ll: G. Yarbrough, Warner, I.. Yarbrough, Wallace, Whiteside, Stoven, Skow, Whiteside, Starr, Shevalier, Shideler. Row Ill: Warren, Wheeler, Vernon, Smith, Sutton, Walls, Warnstaff, Wade, Van Meltebeke, Swygard, Skelton, Snitzler, Wetter. Row IV: Standard, Van Cleave, Wood, Smith, Yerian, Thurman, Thacker, Sletto, Stinnette, 60 Sedore, Saling, Svenson., s IE V' . 2 6 .4- M ag., 4 I , ,- I' f HLA? f 2 ACTIVITIES QQ: 'I I 'gy oQJfdJb 'd-750446444- if g'W,'ZfZMfZZ ?f, X40-52,015 df g WLM f x ff E- , f f , M X ,O f N. QNX 1 x ' 'W GX Nw XXXXX ' H xx Kin ' X X., Y: is ' 'f 1 X. X . s , g by Xkixxre .A G A , -ff?- 1, 1 Xt Q , 3 AXE A W .X f-211 V X, Eff f ' 1 V :ob Xxqf ' fn l XR - X ,, , 'YN f Q A ' X x N V' X N xx X v K ,f 5'527l' Au M U Q X gg. QQ. X X . X- A X X . X X, X . X X X x X ktlmjn ,,,,,-1.- MQ. M x X . X: 5. f '-'-ffwfffih fvv. N? 41 ff ' X X F f X I, - .. XX .lv 9 A ,A N ,Y xx X -,f.1f' 'if fiifiii, ,, 'X .x . fl' Nia XX -X EX lf, YY ' NCQ Q33 .gf x .,.'f H nf I in '- -- - Af-':-5-.Ax :'355:'! I 1, ,' VI' J, 1 'f - V L, X 1 71--J 1 1422 efig, vxff' XX f'4' V I n1,s 'w-nd . ,X X Xx ZX f , P' .X ll, L' Xifw ff 5 f A X 'ff W, WX . ,N ffl gf' 'f ff uw' If X f fig EH Q N K .Xp XX- 4 . Marilyn Bradshaw, 'Editor Chintimini l've only ten minutes to write this before it goes to the printers, and it is a little difficult to think when the Assistant Editor keeps pronouncing roster rooster , and I'm trying to find out who the fella is in the back row of Sparskis, when the President, Dick Olson, doesn't even know. I wonder if the weather will be good for pictures next week? Probably will rain as it always does when We take pictures. More troubles-I put the carbon paper in backwards. It seems like Iane and I will always do that wrong. Mr. Quale is growing short on patience l'm afraid. You can easily see why though. The staff would like to thank you Mr. Quale, for all the help and patience you have given us this year. It is no easy job we know and we appreciate all of your help. We have tried our best to do a good job, although we know the book has its weaknesses. Thanks should be given to Mr. Viestenz and his department for their assistance with the art work. If this book meets your expectations, as we of the staff hope it will, we will feel justified in thinking it was through the student's and faculty's co-operation. On behalf of the '52 Chintimini Staff- Sincerely yours, Marilyn Bradshaw, Editor Row I: Quale, adviser, Reger, Church, Gill, Bradshaw, Sailing, McConnel, Row ll: Kuhl- 64 man, 1-lllworth, Wegner, Olson, Pugsley, Iohnson, Ellison. ational Honor Society Numerous activities were carried on by the National Hon- or Society this year. Some of these included sponsoring a Time for Teens program, giving an assembly, selling Spar- tan stationery, and assisting the teachers in filling and mail- ing report cards. To be eligible for membership in the Torch Chapter, stu- dents must have a grade point average of at least 3.25 and a minimum of twenty-two activity points for one semester. Candidates are then chosen on the basis of leadership, char- acter, and service. Officers for the year were: Clifford Kuhlman, president, Cathy Curtz, vice-president, Nan Gilfillan, secretary, and Ioanne Wood, treasurer. The faculty adviser was Mrs. Ruth LeMaster. Clifford Kuhlman, President Row I: Ramsay, Edaburn, Hess, Ring, Iohnson, Wood, Krehbiel. Row ll: Bradshaw, Mann, Rampton, Gathercoal, V. Ramsay, Dickinson, Labhart. Row III: B. Iohnson, Smith, Bell, Callarman, Curtz, Hinton, Shideler, Austin. Row IV: Logan, Allworth, Moore, Seibert, Kuhlman, Lien, Pollard, Claussen, Gilfillan. High-O-Scope ,H A 'J Betty Shideler, Editor NEWS STAFF: Gilliland, Moore, Bonesteele, Lo- gan, Shideler, Hampton, Kendall. SPORTS-FEATURE: Blackstone, Ring, Iohn- BUSINESS STAFF: Pope, Iohnson, White, son, Claussen, Lawerence, Pollard, Ccxllcxr- Seibert, Labhart, Clodfelter, Graham. man. . 66 GENERAL STAFF Bow I: Gilliland, Hess, White, Kendall, Edaburn, Hartman, Row ll: Iohnson, Logan, Ring, Hampton, Sinnard, Bonesteele, Shideler. Row III: Ladendortf, adviser, Pollard, Lien, Lawerence, Moore, P. Iohnson, Callarman. AD STAFF Row I: Kendall, Ramsey, Maxson, Miller, Haskins, low ll: Woods, Labhart, Ring, Iohn- son, Smith, Hartman. Row IH: Young, Roderick, Keene, Bennion, I. Smith, Sinnard, White. 57 irls League Nadine DuBois, Vice-President Peggy Gathercoal, President This year Girls League tried something completely new with the purpose of giving new girls more responsibility. Five clubs were or- ganized and officers elected from each club. The main activities this year were: a rummage sale, a Thanks- giving basket for a needy family, and the get acquainted potluck. The Valentine dedications were also sponsored this year. Officers for the year were: Peggy Gathercoal, presidentg Nadine Du- Bois, vice-presidentg Roberta Hum- ble, secretary: Ianet Andrews, treas- urerg and Marlene Hankins, person- nel adviser. The adviser was Mrs. Mary State. 68 H , ., yy h, - 'L Suv' . aigaysitiyg ii' lf' .3 9ieAQw'x., :sig if ff li WN ,W T A l,, g H 4 Q t- . 4 ,- f-ii-f,9 'A l . - - , 2 'fe e 1 H Q L: me, V 4 H' . -fp Z X , 7: L vase.. Roberta Humble, Secretary W Marlene Hankins, Personnel Adviser Ianet Andrews, Treasurer Q, KA. An f' 'Wars X ' M, 5 Q ,km xl? f 14 :ZA .05 3 4, fr' Q f .J x N5 44.1 W Wg ,Q QQ' M ! Alawg Dow Poling, President Boy's League The Corvallis High School Boy's League was reactivated after an interval of seven years. The first objective of the new club was to re-write the outdated Constitution. An intramural program was conducted for all boys that wanted to participate in the many sports offered at the high school. The teams were organized so that all boys of similar age, weight, and height would be competing together. Assemblies were planned throughout the year and the students and faculty helped to put on these assemblies. An all sport night proved to be a great success. This year was chiefly devoted to re-organizing the club. With the support of all boys it should be very active in the years to come. The officers for the year were: Dow Poling, president, Dick Pollard, vice-presidentg Iohn Seibert, secretaryg and Frank Beer, sergeant-at-arms. The adviser was Mr. Badgley. Along with the officers a council of two representatives from each class served as a council. BOYS LEAGUE COUNCIL: Bow I: Ellison, Davenport, Taylor, Pollard, Beer, Friedman, Poling, Sletto. Bow ll: Carlson, Seibert, Bennion, Doty, Kelley, Chase. Sparskis Sparskis is an organization for all students interested in skiing. Sparskis has taken many one day trips to Hoodoo Ski Bowl along with a trip to Timberline Lodge on Mount Hood. They joined The Pacific National Skiing Association and the Cascade Recreational Council again this year. Q The executive council for the club was made up of Dick Olson, president, Bob Iensen, vice-president, Ieri Keene, vice-president of girlsg Virginia Ramsay, secretary, Betty Io Maxson, treasurer, and Ted Davenport, representative. The adviser was Mr. Brenner. Dick Olson, President Row I: Rolin, Brandt, Zumwalt, Iensen, Rall, Neil, Binder, Hess, Pease, Gray, Timmons, Sinnard. Row ll: Pool, Quesinberry, Blacker, Conkey, Andrews, Pulp, Agnew, Kitchen, Roberson, Peer, Schmitt, Hankins. Bow Ill: Bell, Conn, Taylor, Harvey, Daugherty, Roderick, McDougald, Herman, Gathercoal, Allen, Carpenter. Row I: Morrow, M. Ramsay, Thompson, Iohnson, Foss, Cody, Gathercoal, Heideman, Woods, Max- son, Hartman. Row ll: V. Ramsay, Voorhies, Keene, Weigant, Smith, Curtz, Patton, Miller, Roi- sen, Nelson, Pease. Row Ill: Labhart, Giltillan, Bye, Taylor, Thompson, Bennion, Ware, Olson, Dickinson, Aasum. Row IV: Iensen, Davenport, Newman, Iohnson, Andrews, Brandt, Seibert, Yunk- er, Ellison, Moore, Brenner, adviser. Tri-Y Tri-Y is a branch of the Y.W.C.A. Its purpose is to pro- mote a higher standard of Christian ideals among girls. The service project for the year was sending gifts to the Roseburg Veteran Hospital. Other activities for the year included sending members to the mid-winter conference, selling mums for the Albany football game, and sponsoring the annual Christmas formal, Peppermint Lane . This year a King and Queen were chosen to reign over the dance. Officers for the year were: Virginia Ramsay, president, Sue Woods, vice-president, Marilyn Bradshaw, secretary, and Ann Hutchinson, treasurer. The faculty adviser was Mrs. Weichner, Round Table advisers Were: Pat Clark and Sue Morgan. Virginia Ramsay, President TRI-Y COUNCIL: Row I: Bradshaw, Edaburn, Iohnson, McConnel, Woods, Bow ll: Hut- chinson, Ramsay, Gilfillan, Logan, Wood, Ring, White. 72 k Row I: Albin, Christenson, Gill, Kelley, Hankins, Iohnson, DuBois, Haskins, Chandler, Gilliland, Austin, Hess, Hadyn, Cole, Bradshaw. Row Il: Headrick, lohnson, Alexander, Hutchinson, Haskins, Pulp, An- drews, Iohnson, Hiveley, Harvey, Foss, Daugherty, Conkey, Edaburn, Harvey, Craig. Bow Ill: Weich- ner, Adviser, Duncan, Chapman, Gillen, Barton, Dickinson, Allworth, Graham, Gibson, Hinton, lens, Ions, Chance, Curtz, Giliillan, Clark Row I: Loehner, Newton, Lockman, McDonald, Wood, Ring, Thompson, Hampton, Rambo, Smith, White Lindquist, Kelley, Lawerence. Bow Il: McCalment,Iones, Kochis, Loehner, Krehbiel, Law, McConnel Zumwalt, Craig, Thompson, Kasten, McBurney, Pope, Roisen, Kendall, Roderick. Row Ill: Mann, deLau- benfels, Smith, Logan, Labhart, Smith, Kitchen, Smith, Reger, Wilbur, Watkins, Ramsay, Keene, Warner Miller, Maxson, Wood, Ramsay, Stinette, Wilbur. X Dorothy Gathercoal, President Y-Teen Y-Teen, the Y.W.C.A. organization for freshmen and soph- omore girls, was organized to promote religious and social activities among its members. This year has been a busy and profitable one for the Corvallis chapter. Some of the activities have been a Time for Teens program, a Girls League assembly, and a mid-year initiation and installation. Service projects for the year in- cluded sending chocolate bars to Austria, giving a Christ- mas basket to a needy family, donating clothes for Korea, entertaining at the Roseburg Veteran's Hospital, and stuff- ing T.B. envelopes. The girls also held monthly cake sales and attended church services. Officers for the year were: Dorothy Gathercoal, president: Beverly Agnew, vice-president: Harriet Riley, secretary, and Doris Patton, treasurer, Mrs. Ruth Hess, faculty adviser, Flo- ra Schuster and Nancy Halliday, representatives from O.S.C. Round Table. Y-TEEN COUNCIL Row l: Riley, Humble, Hartman, Heicleman, Morse, Gathercoal. Row II: Agnew, Newton, 74 Sinnard, Dorsey, Osborn, Young. Row Ill: Gault, Anderson, Rictor, McCoy, Cooper, Patton, Gate, Henderson. Row I: Hartman, House, Harvey, Haines, Calhoun, Heideman, Daily, Lukens, Hagan, Ellis, Lee, Hutchinson Longnecker. Bow Il: Hough, Einarsen, Greey, Kammerer, Ferron, Ewing, Anderson, Larse, Dingle, Hen- derson, Gray, Ackerman, Luoto. Row Ill: Agnew, Humble, Gathercoal, Kane, Denue, Hannay, Gould Whiteman, Cooper, Briggs, Dorsey, Kaechele, Kinderman, Hough, Gault, Kelsey. low I: Oitzinger, McGregor, Obrist, Morelock, Schroeder, Stenbakken, Modrell, Timmons, Pond, Pape, Ric- tor, L. Summers, Sanderson. Bow ll: Wheeler, Skutley, Young, Malone, Perkins, Patton, Morse, Roberson, McCann, Stanley, McCoy, P. Summers, Moen. low III: Zeran, Walls, Taylor, McCutcheon, White, Voor- hies, Sinnard, Pope, Smith, Nelson, Martin, Thompson, Onsdorft, Newton. Hi-Y Hi-Y, a service club for high school boys, is affilia- ted with the national Y.M.C.A. The purpose of Hi-Y is to work together for a finer community and a better World, and to develop high standards of Christian char- acter through action and leadership. Some of the many services performed for the school this year were: taking tickets at the home football games and basketball games, maintaining order dur- ing the assemblies, printing the annual Spartan date Ralph Harding, President book, shining shoes, presenting a Hi-Y assembly with a speaker from India, and financing a score board for baseball. Other activities in which the club participated were: sponsoring a formal in April, attending a different church once every month, selling at the O.S.C. home football games, caroling during the Christmas season, and sending members to the Youth in Government Conference . The main project of the year was sending 5150.00 to the World Service Fund. This money is used to sponsor missionaries in foreign lands and to help the needy in countries such as Iapan. The club was under the adviser-ship of Mr. Fred Quale. Bob Iohnson, vice-president Tam Moore, secretary Dan Ordeman, treasurer 76 W is 1 , -N . Tom Blackstone, sergeant-at-arms Dick Olson, sergeant-at-arms Bob Cramer, chaplain Row I: Wetherbee, Hiller, Crawford, Phelps, Andrews, Bye, Lamb, Shadoin, Christiansen. Row ll: Sheet, Taylor, Ware, I. Ward, R. Taylor, Beer, Seeley, Lee, Thompson. Row Ill: Kelley, Poling, Ordeman, Iohnson, Ward, Anderson, McCracken, Wilmarth, Moore, Bell. Row IV: Spears, Ewalt, Harding, Olson, Lawerence, Gambee, Ellison, Iensen, Blackstone, I. Ellison, McDougald. unior Hi-Y Iunior Hi-Y is a branch of the Y.M.C.A. for boys in the 8th and 9th grade. Various activities were carried on this year. Some of them were selling popcorn every Friday. checking shoes at rally dances, and attending church as a group once every two months. Early in the fall the club held an informal dance. Officers for the year were: Fred Bennion, presidentg Bert Davenport, vice-president Ierry Kelley, secretary, Milton Decker, treasurer, and Paul Kelley, chaplain. The club advis- er was Mr. Forrest. Fred Bennion, President Row I: Einarsen, Dimick, Coiner, Kelley, Schmidt, Applegate, Hollingsworth. low ll: Welch, Shideler, Woodring, Mitchell, Peer, Bennion, Decker, Kendall, Gambee. Row Ill: Widness, Tischart, Lunde, Peterson, Handy, Davenport, McConnel, Forrest, adviser. 78 Key Club Key Club, which was organized two years ago in Cor- vallis High, is a junior Kiwanis service organization. Its chief purpose is to serve the school and community, and de- velop leadership and responsibility among high school boys. Service projects to the school included ushering at home football games, recognition of the outstanding Spar-babe player on a plaque, and the painting of hurdles for the track squad. The principle community service projects were: set- ting up of the Red Cross blood mobile every month and the donation of 525,00 to the March of Dimes campaign. To raise money, Key Club sold rally bells and popcorn. They also sold concessions at the O.S.C. football games. Officers for the year were: Iohn Seibert, president: Stan Irvin, vice-president: Bob Fudge, treasurer, Clayton Carl- son, secretary: and Dick Pollard, sergeant-at-arms. Mr. Thaw has served as adviser to the group. Iohn Seibert , President low I: Friedman, Allman, Beals, Fudge, Brown, Halae, Swygard, Lien, Callarman, Barnes. Row Il: Pool, Davenport, D. Clinton, Thompson, Seibert, Pollard, Carlson, Warren, Roz- endal, Taylor. low Ill: Kuhlman, Irvin, Yunker, B. Clinton, Meyer, Anderson, Powell, Sinnard, Scheffler, Horton, Thaw, adviser. 80 Ianet Alexander, President International Relations International Relations is an organzation composed of Iuniors and Seni- ors. The purpose of the club is to further the interests of the United Nations, to further our knowledge of international affairs, to create friendships among the high school students from different countries, and to develop in the student an active interest in international problems of the day. During the past year we sent delegates to two conferences, the Far Eastern Conference at Oregon State College and the International Relations League Conference at Eugene. The program oi the club included sponsoring a Time for Teens program, panel discussions, speaker, and foreign students from the college. Through this program the members were helped to gain a better understanding of world affairs. The officers for the year were: Ianet Alexander, president, Marjorie Wilbur, vice-presidentg Patty Austin, secretary: Darlene Christenson, treas- urerg and advisers were: Miss Vera Horner and Mr. Fred Quale. Row l: Bradshaw, Gill, S. Haskins, Christenson, Iohnson, Gilliland, DuBois, Haskins, Hess, Edaburn. Row ll: Campbell, B. Iohnson, Alexander, Keller, Krehbiel, Iones, Iqhnson, Hiveley, Barton, Coates. Row III: Callar- man, Hunter, Fudge, Bell, Brandt, Harding, Clodfelter, Austin, Keene, Curtz, Gilfillan, Quale, adviser. Bow I: Mallow, Smith, Lockman, Maxson, M. Ramsay, Roisen, Law, Wood, McConnel, Ring, Hampton, Ramsay, Watkins, Wilmarth, Seeley, Horner, adviser. Row II: Mann, deLaubenfels, Smith, Logan, Wilbur, Slaton, Shideler, Mc- Dougald, Lawerence, McCracken, Shepard, Olson, Kuhlman.. Fire Squad T The purpose of Fire Squad is to see that all students are safely evacu- uated from the school in case of a fire. There have been several success- ful fire drills during the year. The squad is divided into five batallions, each headed by a captain. Captains for the squads were: Tom Black- stone, Dow Poling, Dick Olson, Bob Ewalt, and Dwuane Speers, Officers for the year were: Stanley Phelps, Fire Chief, and Dave Mc- Cracken, Assistant Chief. Mr. Olson acted as adviser. Fire Squad would like to thank the students for their cooperation in the fire drills. Stanley Phelps, Chief Row I: Kelley, Poling, Wetherbee, Bradshaw, Maxson, Reger, Ward, Phelps. Row ll: Olson, adviser, Beals, Pugs- ley, Bennion, D. Clinton, Taylor, T. Ward, Moore, Kuhlman, Lien. Row Ill: Meyer, Clinton, Iohnson, Olson, Har ding, Ellison, Lee, McCracken, Coleman, Irvin. Row I: Speers, Anderson, Ware, Lawrence, Woods, Ring, Clodfelter, Thompson, Beach, Taylor. Row ll: Daven port, Shepard, Callarman, Allman, Pollard, Yound, Beer, Wilmarth, Scott, Sikes, Clayton. Row Ill: Street Iensen, Yunker, Seibert, Ellison, Lawerence, Ewalt, Blackstone, Seeley, Lee, McDougald, Andrews. Peter Meyer, President Stagecraft The plays and activities which took place on the stage during the year would not have been possible without the able assistance and service of Stagecraft members, The main projects of the year were: the new canvas back- drop on which scenes may be painted, and the name board which was constructed and then installed in the gym. Officers for the year Were: Peter Meyer, president: Ramon Williams, vice-president, Freda Hanlon and Ruby Ott, treas- urers, and Virginia Sutton, secretary. The adviser for the year was Mr. Bullard. Row I: Hanlon, Brandt, Ott, Sutton, M. Bullard, adviser. Row ll: Hanson, Meyer, Smith, Morgan, McCown, Brown. 82 Distributivc Education Distributive Education is composed of students taking the course of co-operative retail selling. These people Work after school. Consequently they have little time to enjoy many of the social functions at school. Some of the activities this year were: having parties at least once a month, going on field trips, and selling pastries once a week in the back hall. Officers for the year were: Bill Bell, president, Dan Or- deman, vice-president, Geneva Barton, secretary, Ann Mae McGregor, treasurer, and Lorene McCormick, sergeant-at- arns. Richard Craig served as president the second semester. The club adviser was Mr. Brenner. Bill Bell, President How I: Daugherty, Nelson, Craig, Bell, Ordeman, Hiller. Row ll: Bowers, Redmond, Henness, McGregor, Seehafer, Loehner, Wilson, Haight, Baird, Slaton. Row Ill: Iohn- son, Mayer, Lee, Newton, Lovelady, Thompson, Watkins, Cole, Smith, Helkey, Barton, Brenner, adviser. Camera Club The primary purpose of Camera Club is to promote interest in photo- graphy in the school. It provides opportunities for its members to develop, print, and enlarge their own film in the club dark room. Among the activities for the year was -the annual snapshot contest which came in the spring, All year we urged members to tak,e pictures for the annual and the school paper and got some very good results. Officers for the year were: Nancy Allworth, president, Arivd Lon- seth, vice-president, lim O'Brien, treasurer, and Louise Rodgers, secre- tary. The adviser was Mr. Perry Spelbrink. f'X A Nancy Allworth, President 135 x L gtlilll il Row I: Hoyt, Kihble, Hitchings, Summers, Sutton, Bye, Weikel, Carlson, Hughes. Row ll: Pringle, Green, King, Iondahl, Newman, Kinderman, Kcxechele, Allworth, O'Brien, Niedra, Smith. Row Ill: Lonseth, Rodgers, Lamb, Pugsley, Peterson, Quesinberry, Huges, Bates, Ewalt, Warren, Spelbrink, adviser. 84 .. .Nt.u,., M Christian Fellowship The Christian Fellowship Club is sponsored by the Cor- vallis Youth for Christ . It is an interdenominational club tor the young people of Corvallis High. This year marked the first complete year tor the club. Meetings were held during activity period. They were opened with prayer, singing, and then a speaker. In Febru- ary the club conducted an activity period assembly. Officers for the year were: Stephen Beals, president, Ieanne Coates, vice-president, Barbara Wilbur, secretary- treasurerg and Mr. Climer, adviser, Stephen Beals, President .Q fe ,. fn , lf I M Q H J f W Lf Ly., Q. Q .LDA . ,... as ? li nfl 'I X16 Z' .47 , ,.,p-f '1 p ,.. ,,, ,W Kneeling: Beals, Hibner, Bullis, Gould, Bienhofl, Chan, Row I: Haskins, Tornow, Wilberg, Bennett, Spencer, Hill, Smith, Stover, Shelton,Reve1s, Coates, Larsen, Heck. Row II: Slaton, Steward, Pope, McGregor, Ellis, Roeder, Baird, Hannay, Wilbur, Climer, Wegner, Cook, Hoxworlh, Helkey. Row III: Thurman, Young, Rosebau, Oliver, McGregor, Keller, Hoskins, Young, Gould, Clausen, Turman, Barton, Sanders, Climer, adviser. Pe The Pep Club is a service club whose pur- pose is to give assistance whenever it is need- ed, and to create enthusiasm and sportsman- ship at all athletic events. Membership is based on character, loyalty, and interest in school activities. This year Pep has increased the membership to a total ot fifty-six mem- bers. Rally assemblies were given before home games and half time entertainment at foot- ball and basketball games. After most home games, cocoa and sandwiches were served to the two teams. Buses tor out of town games were sponsored by the club, and also a Time for Teens radio program. Pep put up seats after all assemblies and ushered for the Christmas program and the Novelty Show. Bessie Dickinson, President Kneeling:Cramer, Olson. Ware A Row I: Lmaquist, Labhart, Iohnson, Rampton, Ramsey, Duncan, Rambo, Ring, McConnel, Wood, Woods Krehbiel, Haskins. Bow ll: Mallow, Kochis, Morse, Summers, Alexander, Hankins, Miller, Curtz, Gilfillan, V. Ramsay, M. Ramsay, P. Gathercoal, DuBois, MacDonald, Gill. Row III: Kelley, Bogart, Howatt, Aus- tin, N. Kelley, Hutchinson, Bonesteele, Hiveley, Keene, Stenbakken, Stinnette, Bradshaw, Hartman. 86 Row IV: Dickinson, Shideler, I. Smith, Logan Gould, Patton Maxson, D. Gathercoal, M. Miller, Nelson Clark P . A football banquet, basketball banquet and spring sports picnic were given. The biggest project of the year was a bas- ketball roster, built by Stagecraft, and given to the school by Pep. The roster is fluorescent- ly lighted, lighting the name of the player,as he enters the game. Officers for the year were: Bessie Dickin- son, president, Eunice Hiveley, vice-president, Billie Ann Hulery, secretary, and Marlene Hankins, treasurer. Pep's wonderful adviser was Miss Virginia Moses. Sitting: Dickinson, Hankins, Hiveley. Standing: Gill, Hulery, Hutchinson, Shideler Keene. Left to right: Smith, Osborn, Bullard, Dickinson, Hankins, Holman. F.F.A. The Future Farmers of America had a very sucessful year. At the State Fair Corvallis won a total of sixty-seven ribbons and three grand champion banners. The chapter won the revolving Ienks-White Seed and Legume plaque for the fourth consecutive year. A third place rating was given to the chapter in the Farm Shop contest. Corvallis rated second in the state with seventy-six chapters competing. Officers for the year Were: Norman Coon, presidentp lack Humphrey, vice-president, Bob 'Andrews, secretary, David Crawford, treasurer, Don Hiner, reporter, and Don Powell, sentinel. The club adviser was Mr. Kabler. Norman Coon, President Row I: Armstrong, Dickason, Nelson, Kenworthy, Hayes, Ebert, Hilderbrand, Pope, Pearl, Ash, McCarthy, Humphrey. Bow ll: Graves, Cropsey, Moe, Reger, Anderson, Ireland, Tremaine, Luehring, Hiner, Uhden, limmerson, Thompson, Bennett. Row Ill: Erickson Kenworthy, Burns, Tornow, Borden,-Miller, Daniels, Hiveley, Newton, Christensen, Rob- erts, Runnion, Passon, Coon. Row IV: Smith, Iones, Gregorott, Davenport, Newman, Hammond. Andrews, Coon, Ocxkermcm, Wischnofske, Scheele, Hiveley, Powell, Kabler, adviser. V F.H.A. The Future Homemakers of America is a national organiza- tion joining together all girls who are interested in better home- making. One ot our main projects this year was the district meeting, held here in November, in which one hundred girls, represent- ing sixteen, schools, participated. Delores Morrow acted as chairman of the meeting. During the year we sent cookies to the Veteran's Hospital in Roseburg as our Red Cross project. Cake, candy, and cookie sales were held at various times to supplement our treasury. In january we sponsored a sock dance in the gym. Officers for the year were: Glenda Mann, president, Betty Hess, Vice-presidentp Marilyn Miller, secretary, LaVerna Rie- kenberg, treasurer: Shirley Iorgensen, pqrliqmentariang Gail Elliot, historian, and Delores Morrow, reporter. Our advisers were Mrs. Hunt and Miss Bigej. Mrs. R. C. Kamreth served as Chapter Mother. Glenda Mann, President Row I: T. Mallow, Ellis, Rawlings, House, Speers, Radley, Godirey, Patapott, Clausen, Cook, Harvey, Hess, Dull. Bow Il: Krieg, Riekenberg, Brandt, V. Iorgensen, Coon, C. Campbell, Freeman, Gerold, S. Iorgensen, Dilley, Hogue, Harvey. Row Ill: Burns, Hinton, Elliott, Kane, Onsdox-tt, Gilstrap, Taylor, Smith, Roderick, Fox, Miller, Mann, P. Campbell. Lloyd Anderson, President Chandelle Chandelle chapter of the National Iunior Honor Society was the first honor society for underclassmen to be estab- lished in Corvallis High. Members are chosen from the 8th, 9th, and lUth grade classes. Members are chosen on the basis of Character, Scholar- ship, Leadership, and Service. A grade point of 3.25 or better and activity points in three categories are also necessary to qualify for membership. New members are taken in twice a year at formal initia- tions. . Some of the activities for the year were sponsoring an ac- tivity period assembly jointly with Torch, framing the socie- ty's constitution, and holding two potluck initiations. Officers for the year were: Lloyd Anderson, president, Fred Bennion, vice-president, Ianis Anderson, secretaryp and Sue Henderson, treasurer. Mrs. LeMaster and Mr. Barkhurst were the faculty advisers.Cathy Curtz and Noel Ring acted as student advisers. Row I: Oitzinger, Heideman, Morse, Kelsey, Curtz, Ring. Row ll: Zeran, Malone, Ons- dorff, Patton, Luoto, Henderson, Hough, Anderson. Bow Ill: Crawford, Halse, Daven- port, Runnion, Goff, Anderson, Iolley, Welch. 90 i Blue C The Blue C club of Corvallis High is a lettermen's or- ganization functioning for the primary purposes of promoting the general welfare ot athletic events and serving the stu- dent body. One of the projects of the year was the sponsoring of a plaque to be hung in the front hall naming the outstanding athletes in Cross Country and Wrestling. A boxing tourna- ment was sponsored in the spring. Officers for the year Were: Bill Bell, president, Bob An- drews, vice-president, and Gene Kelley, secretary-treasurer. 7 B Bill Bell, President Row I: Thompson, Ward, Phelps, Poling, Harding, Wetherbee, B. Bell, Pollard, Young, Olson. Row II: Ware, Edwards, I. Ward, Beals, H. Bell, Beer, Schumacher, Scott, Lang- ton, McDougald. Row III: Hiveley. Irvin, Cameron, Carlson, Speers, Anderson, O'Bri- en, Kelley, Claussen, Blackstone. Row IV: Cramer, Hiller, Andrews, Hinton, Lawrence, Iensen, Thompson, Robbins, Clinton. unior Red Cross Iunior Red Cross functions by giving other school clubs service projects to do. A chest of supplies was sent overseas. Iunior Red Cross arranged for other clubs to give birthday parties for the Veteran's Hospital in Roseburg. Other smaller projects were carried out for the veterans. Officers for the year were: president, lean Rampton, vice president, Earl Craig, and secretary, Beverly Agnew. lean Rampton, President- Oulside Bow: Seibert, Moore, Kendall, Smith, Roderick, Pollard, Iohnson. Inside Row: Ramsey, Ring, Harvey, Rampton, Agnew, Woods, Sinnard. 92 Scribblers Row l: McMorris, Obrist,, Hulchinson, Hagen, Newton. Row ll: Morelock, Lee, Walls Zeran, Kammerer, Carlson, Adviser. Library Service Club low l: Rawlings, Allen, Peterson, Kirk, Oglesby, Dull, Wetter, Dow. Row ll: Abele, Craig, Burbank, Greene, King, Neil, Gilfillan Hunter, Carlson. Row III: Iacobs, adviser: Darr, Gibson, Meyers, Giles, Talley, Russell, Yerian, Mumford, Newton. uill 8: Scroll Row I: Iohnson, Moore, Blackstone. Row ll: Rannay, adviser, Shideler, Labhart, Ring, Logan, Ladenlorif, adviser. unior Dramatics 9 i n Bow l: Swygard, Wade, Lydall, Murphy, Smith, Carlson, Law, Craig, Callarman, Row II: Iensen, Yerian, Osborn, Breeding, Haines, Rictor, Malone, Elliot, Applegate. Row ' Ill: Conklin, Young, Petersen, Wood, Heintzelman, Martin, Taylor, Goldberg, Onsdorlf, Myatt. Trade 8: Industry Row I: Fox, Newman, Daugherty, Wilrnarth, Seeley, Ordeman, Hiller. Row Il: Conn Scholl, Nelson, Allman, Golf, Stephens. Row Ill: Craig, Bell, Newman, Abercrombie Carpenter, McCracken, Rowan. Brenner, adviser. Rifle Club , Standing: Barkhurst, adviser, Gray, Goff, Dearing, Woodring, McConnel, Roughton. Kneeling: Pool, Iohnson, Pyle, Tischart. 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Row Ill: Henderson, Gillen, Iohn- son, Hinton, Pope, Hough, Rozendal, Bennion, Friedman, McCracken. Row IV: Pond, Bullard, Hughes, Clinton, I. Chapman, Schroeder, Bentsen, Gercrld,Yunker, Carpenter. DANCE BAND Row I: Bentsen, Hughes, Quesinberry, Rowan, Chapman, Carlson, Halse, Harvey. Row ll: Davenport Bullard, Harmond, N. Carpenter, Rolin, Yunker, R. Carpenter, Henderson. BAND Bow I: Pond, Thompson, Chapman, Gray, Henderson, Barton, tmissing-Watkins, Cole, Lukensl. Row ll: Bennion, Rozendal, Grant, Hough, Bates, Pease, Pope, Friedman, McCracken, N. Carpenter, F. Iohn- son, Crawford, Bullard, Gerold, Harmond, Sahleen, Hinkly, adviser. Row Ill: Clinton, Quesinberry Chapman, Miller, Petersen, Rowan, Martin, Sanders, Schroeder, L. Bentsen, White, McDonald, R. Carpenter Porter, Yunker, Borden, Hibner. Row IV: R. Bentsen, N. Hughes, Conkey, Kamrcrth, B. Iohnson, Hinton Henry, M. Hughes, Wood, Gillen, Sailing, Iohnston, Harrison, Poling. A Cappella Choir This year was a busy one for the C.H.S. A Cappella Choir and its director, Opal Martin Iohnson. The Christmas Pro- gram, the Novelties Show, and the Spring Concert were but a few of our many activities. We also sang for the Elks Mem- orial Service. The choir was honored along with the Band. the Exchange Assembly, and the Pep Club, with the 3rd an- nual Elks Party on March 14. On April lst the Choir went to Eugene to attend a con- ference of 9 choirs. A guest conductor, Iester Hairston, led all the choirs in an evening ol Negro Spirituals. It was a re- warding experience ior everyone. Our officers for the year were, Iack Young, president, Sheila Gillen, manager, and Shirley McConnel, assistant- manager. They were instrumental in making this year such a successful one. Iack Young, president Row I: Riley, Lockman, Krehbiel, Gill, Wood, Iohnson, McConnel, Allworth, Gillen, Headrich, Cook, Haskins, Curtz, S. Smith, Miller. Row ll: Wegener, Slaton, Roisen, Ryker, Iones, Blanck, Dickinson, Nelson, Bell Church, Gathercoal, I. Smith, Hively, Labhart. Row III: V. Ramsay, Wilbur, Callarman, Chandler, O'- Brien, Scott, Craig, Pollard, Smith, Swygard, Lien, Richardson, M. Ramsay, Stinnette, Weigant, Hutchin- son. Row IV: Wanless, Irvin, Young, Olson, Hiller, Schumacher, Herman, Powell, Shadoin, Matheson Wood, Hickey, Iohnson, Cramer, Ware, Moore, Iimmerson. 1 Girls' Chorus Row I: Schroeder, Greey, Whelchel, Clark, Moser, Skillings, Pykonen, McDonald, Rictor, Haines, Radley, Longnecker, Reger. Bow ll: Ryker,Schwanke, Cate, Luoto, Talley, Cun- ningham, Taylor, Young, Patton, Breese, Conklin, Morrow. Row Ill: Foss, K. Young, Swanson, Stanley, McCown, Freeman, Fox, Gould, Gillaspie McCutcheon Perkins, Voor- hies, Skutley, Hermanson, Passon. Row l: Timmons, Wiberg, Dull, Gillaspie, Moore, DuBois, Woods, Pease, Kitchen, Summers Riekenberg, Kamrath, Craig, Kelsey, Kaechele. Row II: Sultan, Duncan, Nelson, Hughes, McDuffy, Loghry, W. Loghry, Rosenvold, Humble, Andrews, Rambo, Graham, R. Graham, Kasten, Charnholm, Prothe. Harmonettes Seated-Curtz. Bow I: Allworth, Miller, Ramsay, Dickinson. Row ll: McConnel, Gillen, Krehbiel, Iohnson, I-lively. Swing Choir Sealed-Dickinson, Allworth, Curtz, Iohnson, McConnel. Sianding-Row I: Slaton, Miller, Nelson, Hively Wanless, Richardson, Lien, Irvin, Pollard, Gillen, Ramsay, Gill, Krehbiel. Standing-Bow ll: Ware Smith, Moore, Iohnson, Herman, Hiller, Olson, Young, Chandler, Cramer. ' randioso The main purpose of Grandioso is to promote appreciation for good music and further the interest in it. Fall tryouts brought in fourteen new members to bring the membership up to forty. Another group was initiated in the spring. Among the most successful ventures was the exchange assembly which put its program on for various neighboring schoools and to the Elks and other service clubs in town. The other music programs were also very successful. The club was under the leadership of Iim O'Brien, presi- dent: Clayton Carlson, vice-president, Nancy Allworth, sec- retaryg and Maureen Wegener, treasurer. The advisers were: Mrs. Opal Martin Iohnson and Mr. Ray Hinkly. Iim O'Brien, President Row I: Labhart, Halse, Whelch, Hess, Krehbiel, Haines, Breese, Young, Wegener, E. Young, Henderson, Chandler. Row ll: Headrick, Slaton, Gillen, Iohnson, Curtz, Dickinson, Gould, Hough, Cramer, Swygard, Iohnson, adviser. Row Ill : Carlson, Yunker, Kuhlman, Carpenter, Clinton, Olson, Wanless, Calarman, O'Brien, Quesinberry, Herman, Hinkly, adviser. - Turn Back The Clock Row I: Davenport, Cramer, Kendall, Friedman, Harvey, Rambo, Ramsay, Lien, Miller, Callarman, Edaburn. Row Il: Hayden, Pulp, Roderick, Iohnson, Bennion, Weigant, Yunker, Lamb, Hickey, Smith, Leonhardy, Nelson, Chapman, Roisen. CAST lCont.l Floyd . . Phyllis . . Student director . Iohn Callarman Beverly Nelson . lim Barnes Director ..... W. H. Reedy Yvonne Harvey Sharon Hayden Bob Cramer Doug Bennion Ioanne Weigant Extras Marybeth Edaburn Keith Shepard Mary Dee Pulp Ted Davenport Wayne Yunker Cast Of The junior Play Father . Mother . Mr. Palmer Mrs. Palmer Sally . Iohnnie . Evie . Charlie . Larry . Hilda . Irene . Maybelle Ollie . Barbara . . Eldon Hickey Sarah Chapman . . Iim Lien Margaret Ramsay Karen Kendall . Bob Iohnson .Martha Roisen . . Al Lamb Frank Leonhardy Maxine Rambo Marilyn Miller . lean Smith Mac Friedman . Ann Roderick Ladies Of The jury Bow I: Smith, Ewalt, Seibert, Brandt, Young, Hankins, Kuhlman, Gathercoal, Andrews, Alexander. Row II: Mallow, Stephen Beals, Ryker, Mann, Lommen, Iohnson, Moore, Taylor, Stuart Beals, Gillen, Olson, Labhart, Gill. Cast Of The Senior Play Iudge Fish . Mr. Van Stye Mr, Dale . l Mrs Gordon Dr. Iames . Miss White . . . Heinz Brandt . lack Young Clifford Kuhlman Marlene Hankins . Iohn Seibert Peggy Gathercoal Susanne . Bailiff . . Court Clerk Court Reporter Mrs. Crane . Lily Pratt . Cynthia Tate Mayme Mixter Mrs. Dalton Barbara Iohnson . Bob Andrews . Ianet Alexander . Marie Mallow . Sheila Gillen . Glenda Mann Mina Lou Labhart Beverly Iohnson . . Iane Gill . ...c,,.,.,, 4 CAST tCont.l' Mrs. Maquire . lay I. Pressley Spencer Dazey . . Alonzo Beal . Tudy Ryker Bob Ewalt Dick Olson Lyle Taylor Tony Theodophulus . . David Lommen Steve Bromm . . , Tam Moore Andrew MacKaig . . Stuart Beals Officer . . . . . . . Iohn Smith Waiter . . . ..,. Stephen Beals Student Directors . . Ianet Alexander, Ioy Law Director . . . . Mrs. Ruby Ruth Smith Green Valleyx Bow I: Hough, Riley, Larse, McMorris, Carlson, Goll, Shevalier, Quesinberry, B. Leonhardy. Row ll: Mann, Craig, Stinnette, Einarsen, Irvin, F. Leonhardy, Herman, Yunker, R. Wood, Kuhlman, Iohnson, Bennion, Callarman, Gathercoal, I. Wood, Ramsay. CAST lcont.l DISPLACED 'SETTLERS Rule Thomas . . . Wayne Yunker Sarah . . . Ioanne Wood Hip Cooley . . Arvid Lonseth Mamie . . . Glenda Mann Shade Stokes . . . Stan lrvin Student Director . . Marlene Hankins Director ...... W.H. Reedy EXTRAS Alexander Shevalier . . David Rolin Marylin Hough . . Ioan McMorris Alice Craig . . Katherine Larse Glen Goff . . . Harriet Riley Bruce Leonhardy . . lule Carlson 106 Cast Of The All School Play THE LIVE ONES Eldon Berry . Prim Stokes . Tinker Smith . Tobias I. Everhell . . Bob Iohnson , Sue Henderson . Doug Bennion . Clitl Kuhlman Martha Mears . Eva Friese . . FROM Lonesome Berry Grandpaw Berry Granny Berry . Calhoun Berry . . Ieb Berry . Ramsome . Prudence . Peggy Gathercoal Barbara Stinnette THE PAST , . Roger Wood . lohn Callarman Margaret Ramsay Bill Quesinberry Frank Leonhardy . Lloyd Herman Caroleena Einarsen Thespian I On Ianuary 9, 1952, Thalian officially became Troupe 1191 of the National Thespian Society. The charter members were: Marlene Hankins, Peggy Gathercoal, Betty Iane Logan, Bob Ewalt, Beverly Bell, Glenda Mann, Dick Olson, Iack Young, Heinz Brandt, Cliff Kuhlrnan, Barbara Iohnson, Iim Lien, and Beverly Iohnson, This year's production for the annual All-School Play was Green Valley , a comedy-fantasy by Frank Wattron. Throughout the year members attended contests and con- ferences from which much was gained. We finished a success- ful year under the able leadership of the adviser, Mr. William Reedy, by taking our annual trip to Portland to see a profes- sional production. Officers for the year were: Beverly Iohnson, president: Glenda Mann, vice-president: Beverly Bell, secretaryg Iim Lien, treasurerg and Barbara Iohnson, scribe. Beverly Iohnson, President Left side up: Olson, Ewalt, Hankins, Gilen, Beverly Iohnson, Logan. Right side up: Young, Moore, Ramsay, Allworth, Gathercoal, Mann. 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Bow IV Wetherbee, Harvey, Irvin, Newton, Harmsen, Schumacher, Poling, Handy. v Coaching stall: Badgely, Niemi, Holman, Twenge, Forrest, SEASONS RECORD Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis Newberg Bend Lebanon Cottage Grove Eugene Springfield Salem Sweet Home Albany With Dick Twenge, head Coach, and Arvid Niemi, line coach, heading a revamped coaching staff, the Corvallis High gridmen powered their way to a fairly successful season, winning 5 and losing 4. The Sparts were led this year by captain Tom Black- stone and halfback Dwuane Speers, who was voted the most valuable player award by his teammates. Not much larlher. pdl! Pete 'n Andy get the word Big factors in the team's success were the strong throwing arm of quarterback Dow Poling, the excellent field-generalship of sopho- more Frank Beer, who took over for the injured Poling late in the season, the hard- running of Speers and full- back Bill Thompson and the stalwart line play of such men as Blackstone, Young, Andrews, Lawrence, a n cl McDougald. Larry Edwards, spirited sophomore haltback, received the annual most-in- spirational player award. Imel,ceP'ion?? Capt'n Tom gets tough 111 'iid McDougc1d, R. T. 'ff 3 Q B ' . 1 A Qz zgylsf Hiller, L. E. L., . -gm 1? F. .X L it , ,, is Lf' ,., , P .m.,,.,., N V .V Speers. L. H. ' A f -A ., J wil 'P X vu , 3 ' 1 , Andrews, L. G. Clinton,'R. G Young.'R. G. L 4 ,. W. iff -P' s . ff: 4. . 1, 5 :,.k. ii Bell L. E. . ' ' . 4 J X K H Xb . r E X k 3235 3 Ordeman. L. T. XXX 3. x x hompson, F. B. 4 J f ,nk s in mf '53 iw L i , 25' ' Street.R.E I ga, N K ig' as t A., Vkgjwg ,K .. Af! X fx ' . f Blackstone, L. T. fy qs , fi ' Taylor '11 Harvey, R. H. Lawrence. C. 33- y - A f Vllb 2 ' ..'. 3' 51 m 34 bl -113 V , V I af b This man's hard to stop! Spar! meets rough going A clear-cut opening day victory over Newberg already behind them, a fired up band of Spartans faced the highly-rated Bend Lava Bears Sept. Z1 on Spartan tield. The Spar- tans proceeded to sweep the startled Bend team off the field in a game which set the Sparts up as one of the better teams in the state. This game was definitely the season's peak, but was followed by victories over Lebanon, 19-O, and Cottage Grove, 7-2. The Spartans, at a low ebb, ran into three tough customers in a row, Eugene, Springfield, and I Salem. The Corvallis men put up a good fight but lost each ol these by a three touch-down margin. The Sparts then snapped out of their lethargy to maul Sweethome 27-U, and in the big game of the year gave the experienced and highly favored Albany bulldogs a real scare be- fore succumbing l8-l2 on the swamp-like Albany field. Speers gullops around end lunior Varsity- Row I: Runnion, Frazier, Anderson, Mintken, Pyle, Morgan. Row ll: Schmidt, Doty, Iolley, Wood, Mathe son, Rosendal, Gilbert. Row III: Badgley, coach: Rands, mgrg DeYoe, Pool, D. Pool, Miller, Craig, Hol man, coach. Row IV: Bennion, Samuels, Iohnson, Christensen, Horton, Widness, Woodring. 8th and 9th Grade- Row l: Grantham, Griffen,Carpenter,Doty,Roughton, Baney, Mintken. Row II Gretz, Shideler, Johnson Kate, Sletto, Gathercoal, Hitchings, Blacker. Bow III: Forrest, coach, Ballard, mgrg Leonhardy, Lunde Allen, Fuller, Gambee, Stinnette, Corso. Row IV: Anderson Shevalier, Peterson, Chase, Mclntyre, M Gathercoal, Adams. Basketball Row I: Phelps, mgrg T. Ward, Poling, Taylor, I. Ward, Brown, Holman, coach. Row II: Lee, Lawrence, Ellison, Iensen, Shadoin, Gambee, Blackstone, Harding. fnot pictured-Edwardsl Master strategy-Coaches Holman and Badgely. 1 l 6 SEASONS RECORD Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis Total--- 571 34 28 341 32 371 4B 64 541 281 441 311 401 28 321 42 421 311 431 491 481 381 -883 Total Central Medford Medford Washington McMinnville Eugene Washington Central Albany Lincoln Lebanon Salem Springfield Eugene Sweethome Salem Lebanon Springfield Sweet home Bend Bend Albany opponents Ellison, F. Q Jam N Qs 'L f' ff' 2 Lee. F. W' Q s Blackstone, C. X ef .3 .wgi V X, Q? Ai 3 if Z N3 .3 5 of Shadoin, C. Iensen, F. Hcrdmg, F fig? T. Ward, G. S. S. 5 Po ling. G. w 9 5 '46 .ff A I. Ward, G. .ff i I Q: Lawrence F Gcfmbee, C. W Brown. Challenging some of the toughest com- petition in the state, the 1951-52, senior- laden Corvallis Spartan basketball team compiled an average 10-won and 12-lost. regular season record. Although the Sparts didn't knock off many powerhouses, no team left the Corvallis floor without feel- ing that they had been in a battle. Proba- bly the high-water mark of the season was the night of Ian. 4, when on the Corvallis court, the Sparts outfought and outscored the tough Albany Bulldogs, 54-44. The fol- lowing night, they gave 7-footer Swede Hctlbrook and his Lincoln mates a real scare before succumbing 36-28 in the final quarter. Ralph lets sail 1 Whose is il? l .-.. l I 5 Two for Gil 1 18 Elusive ball Consistent starters for the Spartans were high-scoring captain Ralph Harding, play- maker Dow Poling, and Gil Lawrence and Tom Blackstone. Also seeing considerable starting action throughout the year were sen- iors Marv Brown and Iohn Ellison and sopho- mores Ron Taylor, Dave Gambee, and Larry Edwards fmoved up from the Ir. Varsity to replace Taylor. New head coach Tommy Hol- man did a good job of co-ordinating a group of boys, who for the most part, had played to- gether very little. The big stretch Rebound lor Corvallis 1 Sour grapes. Pete? We tried Too much lor Lebanon W it Volleyball? L 1 E r. Varsity Basketball Row I: Coach Badgely, Pollard, Doty, Edwards, Gard, Cuniff, Crawford, Coiner, mgr. Row ll: Burns, Porter, Powell, Kolord, Beer, Langton, Coleman. Freshman Basketball ga? 133553, je at ,1a,, if 1 3-S3 1,65 W? N ,' .4 ' - V- 54. ., ,,..,,,,, VZV, , , ,,,q., VA A -' ' 1 1 . 2,5 315' -7- I -. w,w,,,w35g,g Row I: DeYoe, Walters, Bennion, Handy, Pool, Peer, Kamrath. mgr. Row Il: Applegate, Gill, Iones, Macy, Mitchell, Woodring, Schmidt. Track Kneeling: Hinton, Smith, Fudge, Beals, Robbins, Ware. Standing: Coach Olson, Ellison, Lawrence, Blackstone, Bell, Hiveley, Mc- Dougcxld, Chan, mgr. Junior Varsity Coach Olson--Captain Blackstone Touch oi charm: Scorekeepers Ring--Smith 122 The muscle crew Hecxds up! Flying saucer maybe? Passing the buck Ierry still has cz tongue SkY'S the limit F. W' Future stars Spartan spear .nf K ,.. ef H E -.. ..., :OWN A W . . - 5 V N 5 t . -ww .:.., 31512, :F -.4 i A 4 . , a Ul.fs2L.f'5:f . t-'A f-f . f. ' The stretch Over the bar Start? And finish! Cross Country Kneeling: Allman, Yost, Robbins, Chan, mgr., Beinhoff, Beals. Standing: Fullerton, asst. coach, Iack Hiveley, Fudge, Oakerman, lim Hive ley, Coach Olson. I. V. state champ, Mark Robbins Captain Iim Hiveley Baseball an a Q 1 Bow I: T. Ward, Davenport, Newton, Seeley, Harding, Speers, Poling, Beer, Roberts, Burns, Doty, Bennion. Row ll: Coiner, mgr., Edwards, Byrd, Anderson, Hiveley, Taylor, Phelps, I. Ward, Scott, Wilmarth, Wetherbee, Coach Badgely. Early Season Record: Sparts Sparts Sparts Sparts How's this, Coach? Springfield 18 Lebanon 9 Bend 6 Bend 2 Remaining Schedule April 11 - Salem April 12 - Eugene April 15 - Albany April 18 - Lebanon April 22 - Sweethome April 25 - Sweethome April 29 - Salem May 2 '- Albany May 3 - Eugene May 16 - District play-off May 20 - A-I and A-2 play-off May 22, 23, 24 - State Tournament Stcrn Phelps . Vvigiigi Scoit ,K a T5..L' ,EV .qi Pitching Staff: Harold Roberts, Ken Burns, Mike Wetherbee. Dan Byrd Tom Ward. Dow Poling. captain Ierry Wcxrd Frank Beer , wqwksy- , , 2 ,,:,2:g:gL1L,, f f 1LzM J-ww, M y X k , , A gay M 4 . fin: r fl ifftyi 'ik Q 4 . 'E M 4 -- ' 1 u ' ' .2 A X 1'I f ' axe ' ' r A -'-' Af -. . . V Q yy ., ., .. ,,,., V T ., 2 Y E,5E':I:': ' 4 ' -.3 :- -'f'f- '--- I ' ' ,,,. '-:L:,,- 4 .. -- ,5 ,.f- ' aggqizgsg: -jig-.-:..e A553 . ..,. . 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M , ' ,N SSM --gg: ..,, 1 4 Q :fgm,.,lQ,,,f,gfg:gyizyf3Qrf I-A-:,:: ,V H Q :- - ,g,,f5,Q,E 52t ir .... . ., . jggfexxal l V V' -Q A g,35wJNMgii,Ti,, ,??5K,xir,, Q ' ' Bow I5 Mintken, Robbins, Brown, R. Mintken, Grelz. Bow ll: Runnion, Iolley, Chandler, Frazer, Widness, Bye, Horton. Row Ill: Coach Niemi, Ellison, Irwin, Hilderlarcmd, Allman, Tischcrt. Under the direction of Arvid Niemi cz new sport was inaugurated at C.H.S. this year. Twenty huskies, mostly under- classmen, turned out to start the build- ing for future process. l Couch Niemi offers U pointer. Girls Athletic Association G.A.A. is sponsored for all-girls interested in playing in- tramural sports. Some of the activities carried on this year Were: volleyball and basketball tournaments, swimming in- struction, tumbling, and square dancing. The club is open to all girls and letters can be earned by making 150 points. Officers for'the year were: Doris Patton, president, Nola White, vice-president, Beverly Ramsey, secretary, Marylin Hough, treasurer. Doris Patton, President Row I: Childs, Campbell, Freeman, Pond, Ellison, Gray, Riley, Gathercoal, Roisen. Row ll: Gerold, Humble, Patton, Rampton, Ramsey. Row III: Pope, Young, Coon, Hough, Daily, Heideman, Carr, White, Dingle. 131 Intramurals Champ Bill Harmon Champ Ierry Kelley 132 Champ Ernest Christian Champ lim Swygard 1-1-:J w 5- AMERICAN LEAGUE CHAMPS: Anderson, I. Hiveley, Fudge, Ma- thewson, Iirn Hiveley, Beals, Phelps. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE CHAMPS: Humble, Daugherty. Anderson, Applegate, lnot pic- tured-Brownl. gh:-WML Urr, 22z2,,i:i::': ' 7 in A ff ' l l l OFFICIALS: Thompson, Powell. ' Iensen. LONE STAR LEAGUE CHAMPS: Handy, Stipnette, Decker, Pfiefier. 54 ..,,. Steward, 133 23 592, :ii i ' rt , f:g:z:2si, - ' - -5.9.33-1::,.:,,. :.:,.:. 5e5,zz:aS3:z' , . V- H-5. , ,.,., -.z ,13.:zfe.':.. 1: .:f:. 1. 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J we lf T-Zf i f W-W: ,e - -- ., 5,6 swwvfygv - l , , if gf .,i:.wf':'A ?f7g Q A ' ,wfffw asv' , ' igwfffi , ' ' , , 3: H 1 2 522 fi Rally Squad Bow I: Ware, Olson, Cramer. Row ll: Hankins, Woods, Lcrbhart, Dickinson, Bradshaw Miller, DuBois. Missing: Billie Ann Hulery. QW- For More than 40 Years . . . Eunice Hively and Nan Gilfillan admire one oi Whiteside's polished brass flower planters. for C. H. S. at Third and Madison Hardware - Houseware - China and Glass - Gifts Sporting Goods - Appliances - Records 136 l 1. Iohn Shupe shows Betty Io Max his line of Skyway Luggage. BEST OF LUCK CLASS OF '52 A A I Woods SHUPE FURNITURE CUMPANY A 252 Madison' sf. A Corvallis. Oregon GOOD LUCK IN THE YEARS TO COME LEADING FLORAL COMPANY Phone 3-3424 458 Madison Charlotte Miller stands in the midst of flowers and gift wares in the Leading Floral's show room. CONGRATULATIONS FROM I WM Sports Center Vern Olson, Proprietor HEADQUARTERS FOR FISHING HUNTING Dick Olson ho I ' K d B b Iensen the lcrfestvlrl sliill. eene an O SKIING SUPPLIES 308 Soulh Third Phone 3-3529 Corvallis. Oregon YOUR FRIENDLY OUTDOOR SPORTS STORE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OI' 1952 Shirley McConnel shows Tom Ward cr few of their fine flowers. The Best in Flowers K E S S EY ' S Phone 3-5115 308 Monroe Corvallis, Oregon 138 OUR CONGRATULATIONS TO AN OUTSTANDING SENIOR CLASS An I. G. A. Store Wally Pease, Prop. X Iirry Hillerlfflls upd t e vegeta e stan GRUCERY llll Van Buren Dial 3-7391 Ian Bogart advises Marlene Hankins and Ann Hutchinson on the features of Nolan's Ready-to-Wear. N 0 LA N 'S A Robert's Bros. Store YOUR QUALITY STORE SINCE '84 GOOD LUCK TO SENIORS RUGS-DRAPERIES CARlSUN'S llECURATOR'S Custom Built Furniture Venetian Blinds 340 S. 3rd Phone 2-1078 GRANT STREET GRUCERY 26th and Grant Dial 3-4182 GROCERIES MEATS FRUITS BEVERAGES ICE CREAM and CANDIES YOU WILL FIND THE CARD YOU WANT THE BOOK OR GIFT OR THE BEST IN SCHOOL SUPPLIES AT CURl'S BUUK SHUP Madison at 5th Congratulations to '52 215 So. 2nd St. Corvallis Virginia Ramsay looks over Corl's fine selection of gift cards. Nancy Briggs and Donna Morris examine one oi the lormals at THE FASHION K R U L A coNGnA'nn.A'r1oNs snmons We follow the Spartans in basketball, football, and baseball. The station that keeps Corvallis company Knut 1340 on your dial I.. B. S. Hartsuck 8. Tharp Motors Your Prescriptions carefully compounded by specialists CITY HALL PHARMACY 141 Lloyd McCann shows Ken Burns and Iim Coleman one of his Columbia knit Sweaters. ' .ffcufzf luceann lNfIEN'S WEAR 4th at' Madison Across from Whiteside Theater The place to go for the brands you know. Biltmore Suits Varsity Town Suits Griffon Suits Munsingwear Van Heusen Shirts White Stag Iackets BEST WI SHES GRADUATES GRAHAM and THURP A LARGE STORE DEVOTED ENTIRELY TO FOOTWEAR. Nancy Krehbiel is fitted with shoes by Kenneth Geno. CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES for the FUTURE 136 South 3rd Phone 3-4777 142 ww! I ff! X f Wffn u XXNQX FOR CLEANER GARMENTS IJUBUIS Cleaners. Tailors. and Furriers Du Glo time for Tam Moore 351 Madison Phone 3-3751 29th STREET MARKET Peter Meyer looks over the selection of soit drinks to be had at 29th Street Market. FRESH MEATS Na GROCERIES VEGETABLES FROZEN FOODS LIGHT HARDWARE 29th and Grant St Phone 3-3407 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! and the BEST OF LUCK F R O M lIHARNH0lM'S HARDWARE 121 South 4th St. Corvallis. Oregon Eugene Kelley and Chuck Barrett examine the merchandise at Charnholms. We specialize in ELECTRICAL WORK KELVINATOR APPLIANCE HOUSEWARES BUILDING HARDWARE and TOOLS ENN EY' ALWAYS ff1RsI14,Q uAmff-Y! CONGRATULATIONS SENIOR CLASS The management and associates of PENNY'S wish you success. and happiness in the years to come. 144 Laurence Ware and Bob Cramer admire a shirt, held by Billie Ann Hulery. Success to '52 in the Years to Come HOLMAN'S on Ron Taylor, and Claudine Lukens. RESTAURA T FOR 25 YEARS SPARTAN BOOSTER AND IEWELER Mrs. Coleman shows Charlene and Nadine Kelley cz Silver Tea Service. SPARTANS SHOP C O L E M A N ' S for WATCHES IEWELRY SILVERWARE RINGS CHINA CRYSTAL AA. E. COLEMAN IEWELER 255 Madison Street Established 1927 U 145 146 Mrs. Murphy shows the Editor Hise's portrait book. 455 Madison Street Phone 3-5311 QUALITY . . . is an elusive thing. The soft beautiful gradation. pleas- ing expression, and final finished por- trait is the work of the Master Craftsman 5E ' s1UD'0 - Your Friends Will Tell You THE MOST APPRECIATED IN BLOOMS Nancy Allworth admires a wreath made by Ioan Smith, while Bob Allen looks on. THE ARISTOCRAT OF CANDIES -B L U M S Matt' Mathes F L O W E R S 2Ul3 Monroe Phone 3-7411 1 DAY' E' CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS X Connie Oetjen and Maureen Wegner admire a cake from Day's pastry case. 4th and Monroe BURVALLIS HARDWARE Bob cmd Ianet Andrews inspect one of Corvallis Hardware percolators. HEATING PLUMBING SHEET METAL FRIGIDAIRE HOUSEWARES ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES RADIO TELEVISION SPORTING GOODS WATER SYSTEMS I 131 south 3rd Phone 3-7303 147 e...,.,,,.,,,,.n Les 81 Buh's Sporting Goods THE FINEST IN SPORTING GOODS 127 S. 4th Corvallis, Oregon Paul Neil Jeweler, Class Ring Headquarters Diamonds Watches Iewelry 220 So. 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