Corvallis High School - Chintimini Yearbook (Corvallis, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1953 volume:

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S-1 stroy tound death in the confusion of night, The winds told ot the haven this maiden had found-of the land that knew no V fright. But with the dawn, fast flew their joy as Chintirnini is gone from their land. if Yet. like the great mountain which bypass- es tirne, in our hearts you shall ever stand-Chintimini! -Earl Craig Z 4 2 XS! T Z 5 5 I v 1 1 2 . - K ' 1 1 5 l l 2 X i f- n L, . Xl . ra l t L 1 x ' i L .5 l if Q .. 1 - I I l lsiiewi - . .1 l X X E SIX! wg X X QS: X XX me :ff Effaii IEE X X ay QNXQXXX X ,oz 1 X 4 X f 1 4 :EYE 4 ,X X X Q XX XX X X X .X asf N at Here she is taking time out from teach- ing school to do Aher weekly grocery XX X X X X X XX A ,Xi X,..,.., X - - XX AMQX , sX.XsXXXXXXXX.X.XX.f .XXQX -X .XXXXs.XXX .. .XX . .. Xs .X-3? EZ.. i,,XX. XXX, XXX Miss Larsen strikes a familiar pose-hard at work in the Student Body Office. 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' 3 ggi., . . 29, 353 X x 'Y-v. f Qfziffi iii: T + + Q f , ri ft' QW 5. Wx WM wx Q M cw X NON? ,NN :gg N Sw .5 Y Q QQ 15 iw A l -gi :Q - K am.. X K wi Qigbsgfixxe X . K J . . . vs M S3 i 5, 1 ' ' if - S px i:3,.XQwea:s wr- ex Qnlqmzg-qs xg X custodians Mr. Trent, Head Custodian Mr. Iohnson Mr. Leaming Mr. Sterba Mr. Tate Mr. Turman Mrs. Rees and Mrs. Lilly, Cooks Mrs. Cheney, Library Secretary, Mrs. Grogan, Office Secretaryp Mrs. Reed, Switchboard Operator: Mrs. Revard, Secretary to Principal. y A Student Council lst SEMESTER HOW l: Hull, M. Ramsay, Lawrence, Aasum, Stevenson, Bullard, Pope, Campbell, Iorgensen, White, R. Smith, Gardner, Brandt. ROW Il: Shevalier, V. Brown, Thayer, Harrison, Giltillan, Patton, Sager, Anderson, Garland, Welch, D. Ram- say. ROW III: I-Ialse, Brandt, Kerns, McMackin, B. Brown, Edwards, Wood, Newton, I. Ramsay, Myers, Morse, Roi- sen. ROW IV: Pollard, Davenport, Gretz. lensen, Ewalt, Pool, Irvin, Berry, Bennion, Allen, Carlson, Hughes. 2nd SEMESTER ROW I: Brown, Allister, Sawln, Frazier, Myers, Cult, Crawford, Whitman, Dilley, Decker, Chandler, Haskins Little, Murphy, Callarman, Ioyner, I-Ioyt, D. Iohnaon, K. Brandt, Barstow, Bullard, Pollard. HOW II: Welch, Prothe, Sheppard, Hughes, Cufl, Oitzinger, McGregor, Vernon, Davis, Darr, Iorgensen Hallman, McCann, Gathercoal, Woods, Giliillan, Roisen, Smith, Hinton, Keene, Harison. ROW III: Chapman, Patapoll, Roderick, Peterson, Wirth, Morris, Hall, Dimick, Iolley, Barnes, B. Christensen, Feikert, Kerns, Davenport, Beach, Woodring, Mayer, Greey, Voorhies, Harrison. ROW IV: D. Berry, Sapp, Jensen, Shideler, Graham, Lunde, Rowan, Leonhardy, Steward, P. Iohnson, Porter, Ewalt, Schelller, Emigh, Horton, Saling, Taylor, I. Berry, Beer, Edwards, B. Brandt, Allen, Irvin. SENIORS ,V . f ,.:, Q Ar -f may 5 ., QS- ' ff KW Q U ,www , E M.?k-.. - .. Q' :gizzi M rg 7 -Nw mfmfgy S . L 11 ' K S X 5lf,,,w,.?w ' -- -. N434-.. I 1 r Mi? fl? iygffm aff? --. .W ... .1--ir. .- ' ,. ,,. . .,.., .... . .. . , MM'-r... .,.. 4, .. .....,......i',. . .1 ....,.,.,.... M,,...-Wm-..w... --. if w,.f-....-....w.v.,.,-...WW W., . . . . ., . W. f SENIOR CLASS ADVISERS: Miss Ethel Ranneyg Miss Vera Horner, Mr. Fred Quale. Senior History Wide-eyed and eager, we entered the high school and took our place on the bottom rung of the ladder. Mike Weatherbee was elected our first class president. Even though we spent most of the year getting used to our new environment, we managed to have several skates and a class picnic, at which many of us were bad little kids and went boating and swimming after the advisers had gone home. As a result, our next year's party was confined to the school grounds! After finishing our first year, we named Bob Cramer as our frosh prexy. Under his leadership the class sponsored its first all school rally dance after one of the basketball games. With the help of the class council, a barn dance, held in the gym, was organized to celebrate the end of our second step on the ladder Our sophomore year was a busy one, for we had to sponsor a talent assembly and take part in the all-school circus. Prexy Clayton Carlson managed to get us a 'pie throwing booth, which was one of the biggest attractions at the circus. Bev Nelson was class princess. Achievements during our fourth year in high school included the class play, Turn Back the Clock, directed by Mr. William Reedy, and the annual Iunior Prom, which was planned around the theme, Blue Hawaii. Ted Davenport handled the gavel well that year, as our class president. Playing an important part in the success of our hardwork- ing Iunior Sales Committee was Mr. Strong. Reaching the top of the ladder, we found much success in our last year in high school. Three one- act plays were presented under the direction of Mrs. Ruby Ruth Smith, and a basketball score board was selected as the class gift to the school. Presi- dent Bob Iensen promoted many other class activi- ties, such as the winning of the student body ticket race and a class chili feed before the Lebanon bas- ketball game. Q The class of '53 now leaves C. H. S. with unfor- gettable memories of five most wonderful years. Nancy Aasum Barbara Albin Shirley Iune Alleman Ianet L. Andrews Q . - Darrell Armstrong Patricia Avery Myrna I. Baker Iames W. Barnes Everett Bates Dave Beach' Douglas Noel Bennion Irene Bones Barbara Bonesteele Brice Brandt Nelda Rae Brandt Barbara.Ruth Brown Robert D. Byrd Iohn Alan Callarrnan Clayton Harold Carlson Peggy Chandler Ierry Christensen Bill Christensen Corabel Church Charlotte Clark Marjorie CSusyl Cody Carla Comer Evelyn Cook , Alice lane Craig Earl Craig Robert K. Cramer David Crawford Barbara Cunningham 'I Cathy Io Curtz Gordon True Daniels Ted Davenport William A. lBilll Dingle Patsy Dougherty Nadine DuBois Nancy Duncan Marybeth Edaburn Gail Elliott George Vernon Ellison Edwin Ewing Marilyn Foss Donna Fox Darlene Freeman Mac Friedman Mary Dee Fulp Dave Gibney Iean Gibson Nan Gilfillan Douglas Gill ' ' f ' 94 Dave Gould Calvin Hammonzl Iimmie Harding Ruth Harvey Yvonne Harvey Charlotte Haskins 'Sharon A. Hayden Harry Henry Delilah Hermansen Elizabeth Marie Hess Eldon Hickey Wanda Rosalie Hilburn 29 -i1 Y ,,,,,,, Les L. Hilderbrand Sharon-Hinton Eunice Caroline Hiveley Mary Hogue Iim Horning Iris Hoxworth Stan Irvin Bob Iensen Marie L. Iochimsen Paul Iohnson Robert M. Iohnson Wendell Iohnson Pat Iones Yvonne Rea Kamrath P Ieri Keene Karen Kendall David Kerns Donna L. Kitchen Shirley Anne Krieg W. Albert Lamb Rae Marlene Lawrence Wilma May Lee Frank L. Leonhardy Iames C. Lien Gloria Little Beryl Elizabeth Loehner Arvicl Lonseth Fred Lugenbeel Shirley Lugenbeel Tencx Merle Mcrllow Betty Io Maxson L Ianet Miller .ik r Marilyn Yvonne Miller Charles Mintkin Loren Carroll Moon Rayda Io Morrow Ioyce Marvel Moser Ianet McBurney Dave McCown Shirley Mae McDonald Richard McGuire Bert McWhortor Nancy E. M. Neidt Bevenly Nelson Dick Newton Don Newton Dale Oakermcm 32 Ruby Ann Ott Barbara Pape Don Pearl Richard Pollard R , , Dick lBarneyl Poolix L. Denzil Porter Don Powell Bill Priest ' Hazel Prothe David Weston Pugsley Ron Radford Marian Radley Maxine Iune Rambo lean Dorathea Rampton Margaret Ramsay Beverly Ramsey -f Bobbie lean Regex' Laverna Riekenberg Ann Roderick Gary William Rodgers Louise Marie Rodgers Martha Roisen Bill Rowan Ianeth Rae Ryker Loren Sapp Robert B. Schumacher Keith Stallard Shepard Virginia Ann Shuif Donna Smith Ieanne Smith Patsy Smith William E. Smith 34 Barbara Alice Stinnette Virginia Gladys Sutton Gordon Alen Swanson Flora Marie Swanson Nell Taylor Opal Thompson Sandra L. Thompson Mary Luvena Trent LeWahna 'Furman Ioann Weigant Iohn Michael Wetherbee Elaine Whelchel Nola C. White Barbara lean Wilbur Sue Woods Dave Worthington 35 Wayne Yunker NOT PICTURED: Ioan Blanch, Norman Goble,-Martin Kladder, Waynard Walker. 5 Senior Directory AASUM. NANCY-F.l'I.A. l.25 Tri-Y 45 Student Council 2. 45 International Relations 45 Girls League l.2.3.45 Girls Chorus 1,35 Mixed Chorus 25 Sparskis 2.3. ALBIN BARBARA+Transter 3.4. San Antonio. Texas5 Tri-Y 3,45 Girls League 3.4, Treasurer 45 Pep Club 45 Senior Play 4: Assistant Student Body Treasurer 4. ALLEMAN. SHIRLEY IUNE-Girls League l,2.3,45 Chris- tian Fellowship 3.4. ANDREWS. IANET L.-F.H.A. l: Tri-Y 3.4: Y-Teen 1.2. Secretary 25 Track Princess 3: International Relations 45 Girls League l.2.3,4, Treasurer 3, Council 3.4 5 A Cappella 45 Girls Glee 2.3: Pep Club 2.3.45 Yell Leader 45 Sparskis 35 'Orchestra 1,25 Band. 1.2, Secretary-Treas. 25 Exchange Assembly 1: Senior Rally Dance Committee 3.4. President 45 Student Council 1.2.35 Class Otticer, Secretary 4. ARMSTRONG. DARRELL P.-F.F.A. l,2,3,4, Treasurer 4. AVERY. PATRICIA-Transfer 4. Philomath. Oregon. BAKER. MYRNA I.-Girls League l.2,3.45 Girls Glee 15 Distributive Education. BARNES. IAMES W.-Student Council l5 Class Officer. Vice President l5 Treasurer 35 International Relations 45 Fire Squad 45 Iunior Red Cross Council 25 Key Club 3.4, Secretary 45 Boys League 45 Iunior Sales 35 Iunior Play 3. BATES, EVERETT-Camera Club 3,45 Orchestra I5 Boys League 4., BEACH. DAVE-Transfer 2, Portland. Oregon: Senior Class Council 4: Fire Squad 3.4. BENNION. DOUGLAS NOEL-Hi-Y 3.4. Secretary 4: Iunior Hi-Y l: Student Council 3,45 Football 3.45 Blue C 45 Fire Squad 3.45 All School Play 35 Sparskis 2.3.45 Orches- tra 2,35 Band l,2.3.4. Vice President 3, President 45 Thes- pian 3.4, Vice President 45 Exchange Assembly 45 Boys League 3.45 Iunior Play 3. ' ' BLANCK. IOAN-Girls League l.2.3.45 Girls Chorus 15 A Cappella 2.3.45 Girls Glee l. 36 BONES. IRENE-Transter 4, Brownsville. Oregon: Girls League 4. BONESTEELE, BARBARA--Tri-Y 3.45 Y-Teen 1,25 High-O- Scope Reporter 2. News Editor 3. Managing Editor 45 ln- ternational Relations 3.45 Iunior Red Cross Council 45 Girls League l,2.3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,25 Pep Club 3.45 G.A.A. 2, Vice President 25 Chintimini 15 National Honor Society 3. 45 Quill G Scroll 3.4. Vice President and Presi- dent 45 Iunior Sales 35 Honorary Usher 3. BRANDT, BRICE-Hi-Y 45 Iunior Hi-Y 15 Executive Coun- cil 45 Student Body Treasurer 45 Student Council 2.45 In- ternational Relations 45 Fire Squad 45 Sparskis 45 Boys League 4. BRANDT, NELDA RAE-r.H.A. 2.3. Girls League 1,2.3,4. BROWN. BARBARA RUTH-International Relations 45 Girls League 1.2.3.45 Iunior Sales 35 Christian Fellowship 2.3.45 P.'l'.A. Representative 4. BYRD, ROBERT D.-Hi-Y 45 Track 2.3.45 Fire Squad 45 A Cappella 45 Sparskis 45 Boys League 4. CALLARMAN. IOHN ALAN-High-O-Scope 3.4, Sports Editor 45 International Relations 3,45 Fire Squad 3.45 A Cappella 2.3.45 All School Play 35 National Honor Society 2.3.45 Thespian 3,45 Key Club l.2,3.45 Grandioso 2.3.45 Exchange Assembly 1.25 Boys League 3.4, Secretary- Treasurer 4: Iunior Play 35 Baseball Statistician 2.3.4. CARLSON. CLAYTON HAROLD--Executive Council 25 Student Council 2.45 Class Officer. President 25 Blue C 2, 3.4 5 Fire Squad 45 International Relations 45 Orchestra 1, 2.3.45 Key Club Secretary 2.3. President 45 Grandioso 1.2. 3.4, Vice President 3: Exchange Assembly 2.3.45 Boys League 3,45 Wheaties 4: Tennis 2.3.45 Dance Band 3. CHANDLER. PEGGY-Tri-Y 35 Y-Teen 25 Girls League l. 2.3.45 A Cappella 1.2. CHRISTENSEN. IERRY--Trade S Industries. 4. Vice Presi- dent 45 Hi-Y 3.4: Student Council 4: Fire Squad 45 All School Play 25 Sparskis l.2.3.45 Boys League 3,45 Iunior Sales 3. CHRISTENSON. BILL-F.P.A. l.2.3.4. Sentinel 4. CHURCH, CORABEL-F.H.A. 1.2.3. Treasurer 25 Tri-Y 45 Y-Teen 1.25 International Relations 45 Girls League 1.2.3. 45 A Cappella 35 Girls Chorus 15 Girls Glee 25 G.A.A. l: Chintimini 2.3.4. Editor 45 Quill 6. Scroll 45 Honorary Ush- er 3. CLARK, CHARLOTTE-Tri-Y 3.45 Y-Teen 1.25 Student Council 35 Girls League l.2.3.4. Secretary 25 Girls Glee I.25 Pep Club 2.3.45 G.A.A. 1.2. CODY. MARIORIE ISUSYI-F.H.A. I5 Tri-Y 3.45 Y-Teen 1.25 High-O-Scope 45 International Relations 45 Girls League l.2.3.45 Girls Chorus 1.25 G.A.A. 1,25 Sparskis 1.2, 3,45 Tennis 3. COMER. CARLA-Girls League l.2.3.45 Girls Glee 2.4: Distributive Education 3.4. COOK, EVELYN-Transfer 2, Monmouth. Oregon5 High-O- Scope 35 F.l'l.A. 2,35 Student Council 25 Girls League 2.3. 45 Girls Chorus 25 A Cappella 3. CRAIG, ALICE IANE-F.H.A. 45 Tri-Y 3.45 International Relations 45 Girls League l.2.3.45 Girls Chorus 25 Mixed Chorus 15 A Cappella 45 Girls Glee 3. CRAIG, EARL-Football 45 Blue C 45 International Rela- tions 45 Fire Squad 3,45 Iunior Red Cross Council 3. Vice President 35 Mixed Chorus 25 A Cappella 3.4. President 45 Key Club 2.3.45 Exchange Assembly 45 Boys League 3.45 Swing Choir 4. CRAMER. ROBERT K. -Hi-Y 2.3.4. Chaplain 3.. Service Commission 45 Iunior Hi-Y l. President I5 Executive Coun- cil 15 Student Council I.25 Class Officer. President l5 Blue C 2.35 International Relations 45 Fire Squad 2.3.45 Iunior Red Cross Council 45 A Cappella 3.4. Vice President 45 Pep Club 2.35 Yell Leader 2.35 Chintimini 4, Business Manager 45 Quill G Scroll 45 Grandioso 3.45 Exchange Assembly 45 Boys League 3.45 Senior Play 45 Senior Rally Dance Committee 3.45 Mixed Ensemble 35 Spartanaires 45 Corvallis-Albany Relations Committee I5 Senior Class Council 45 Swing Choir 3.4. CRAWFORD. DAVID-F.F.A. l.2.3.4. Treasurer 3. Vice President 45 Student Council 35 Class Officer. Vice Presi- dent 25 International Relations 45 Fire Squad 45 Key Club 2.3.4. CUNNINGHAM. BARBARA-Transler 3. Colton. Oregon: Tri-Y 45 International Relations 45 Girls League 45 Girls Chorus 45 Pep Club 45 Yell Leader 45 Sparskis 4. CURTZ. CATHY IO-Tri-Y 3.4. President 45 Y-Teen 1.2: Student Council 15 .International Relations 3,45 Girls League l.2.3.45 Mixed Chorus Accompanist 1,25 A Cappel- la Acompanist 3.45 Pep Club 3.45 Sparskis 2.3.45 National Honor Society 2.3.4. Vice President 35 Grandioso l.2.3.45 Exchange Assembly l.2.3.45 Harmonettes Accompanist 3.45 Allegro Accompanist 1,25 Iunior Sales 35 Honorary Usher 35 Y-Teen Council 25 Girls League Council '45 Handbook Assistant Editor 45 Cl-iandelle Student Advisor 3. DANIELS. GORDON TRUE-F.F.A. l.2.3.45 Boys League 3.45 'Iunior Sales 3. DAVENPORT. TED-Executive Council 35 Student Council 35 Class Officer President 35 International Relations 45 Camera Club 1.2. Vice President 25 Fire Squad 3.45 Spar- skis l.2.3.4. President 45 Key Club 2.35 Boys League 3.4. DINGLE. WILLIAM A. IBILLI-Fire Squad 45 Sparskis 45 Boys League 4. DOUGHERTY. PATSY-Transfer 3, Portland. Oregon5 Tri- Y 3.4 5 International Relations 45 lunior Red Cross Council 45 A Cappella 45 Sparskis 3.45 Distributive Education 3.4. President 4. DUBOIS. NADINE-Tri-Y 3.45 Y-Teen I.25 Student Council 1.2.35 High-O-Scope-1,25 International Relations 3.4. Treas- urer 45 Iunior Red Cross Council 35 Girls League l.2.3.4. Vice President 35 Mixed Chorus I5 A Cappella 45 Girls Glee 25 Pep Club 3.45 Yell Leader 3.45 Sparskis 25 Girls Chorus 3. DUNCAN. NANCY-Tri-Y 3.45 Y-Teen 1.25 Student Coun- cil l.25 Class,Oiiicer. Treasurer 45 High-O1Scope 25 Inter- national Relations 45 Girls League 1.2.3.45 Girls Chorus 2.35 A Cappella 45 Pep Club 3.45 Sparskis 25 Iunior Sales 35 Senior Play 45 Honorary Usher 3. . EDABURN. MARYBETH-Tri-Y 3.45 Y-Teen 1.25 Student Council 45 High-O-Scope 3.4. Assistant Business Manager 3. Business Manager 45 Girls League l.2.3.45 Girls Chorus I.25 A Cappella 45 Girls Glee 1.25 Pep Club 45 National Honor Society 3.45 Quill 6: Scroll 45 Grandioso I.25 Iunior Sales 35 Iunior Play 35 Senior Rally Dance Committee 3.45 International Relations 3.4. Vice President 4. ELLIOTT. GAIL-F.H.A. 2.3. Historian 35 International Relations 45 Camera Club I5 Girls League l.2.3.45 Orches- tra 1.2. ELLISON. GEORGE VERNON-Hi-Y 2.3.4. Sergeant-at- Arms 45 Track l.2.3.45 Football 2.3.4. Captain 45 Blue C 3.45 International Relations 45 Fire Squad 2.3.4. Chief 45 Boys League 3.45 Wrestling 3.4. EWING. EDWIN-Trade 6. Industries 4. Treasurer 45 Boys League 3.4. FOSS, MARILYN--Tri-Y 3.45 Y-Teen 1.25 Girls League l.2.3.45 Girls Chorus 35 A Cappella 45 Girls Glee I.25 Sparskis 3.45 Majorettes 45 Distributive Education 4. Sec- retary 4. FOX. DONNA-F.H.A. 2.3.4. Parliamentarian 45 Tri-Y 3.45 International Relations 45 Girls League l.2.3.45 Mixed Chorus 15 Girls Glee 2.3. FREEMAN. DARLENE-Girls League l.2.3.45 Girls Glee 4. FRIEDMAN. MAC-Student Council 2.35 International Re- lations 45 Camera Club 25 Fire Squad 45 Orchestra 2.35 Band 1.2.35 Key Club 2.3.4. Treasurer 45 Exchange 'Assem- bly 25 Boys League 3.45 Iunior Play 35 Wheaties Club 45 Swing Choir 45 Senior Class' Council 4. FULP. MARY DEE-Transfer 2. Waldport. Oregon5 Tri-Y 3,45 Student Council 2.35 Fire Squad 45 Girls League 2.3.45 Pep Club 45 Yell Leader 4: Sparskis 3. ' GIBNEY. DAVE-Transfer 4. Randle. Washington5 Hi-Y 45 Baseball 45 Football 45 Sparskis 45 Boys League 4. GIBSON, IEAN-Tri-Y 3.45 Y-Teen 25 Student Council 2: International Relations 45 Girls League l.2.3.45 Girls Chor- us l5 Mixed Chorus 25 Pep Club 45 Junior Sales 3. GILFILLAN. NAN-Tri-Y 3.45 Y-Teen 1.2. President 25 Executive Council 45 Student Body Secretary 45 Student Council l.2.3.45 High-O-Scope 3, Editorial Board 35 In- ternational Relations 3.45,Iunior Red Cross Council 25 Girls League l.2.3.4. Council 35 Girls Chorus 25 Mixed Chorus l5 Girls Glee 35 Pep Club 2.3.45 G.A.A. 15 Spar- skis 2.3.45 National Honor Society 2.3.4. Secretary 35 Hon- orary Usher 35 Class Council 1. GILL, DOUGLAS-I-Ii-Y 3.45 Iunior Hi-Y I5 Football 3.45 Camera Club 1.25 Fire Squad 45 Mixed Chorus I5 A Cap- pella 2.45 Sparskis 1.2.35 Boys League 4. GOBLE. NORMAN--Boys League 3.4. GOULD. DAVE-Transfer 2. Cedar Rapids, Iowa5 Baseball 3. Iunior Varsity5 Football 3.45 Camera Club 45 Fire Squad 45 Key Club 3.45 Christian Fellowship 2.3.4. President 25 Boys League 4. HAMMOND. CALVIN-F.F.A. l.2.3.4. Secretary 45 Boys League 3.4. HARDING, IIMMIE-Transfer 4. Philomath. Oregon5 Hi- Y 45 Football 45 Sparskis 45 Boys League 45 Wrestling 4. HARVEY. RUTH-Tri-Y 3.45 Y-Teen 1.25 Class Olticer. Secretary 25 International Relations 45 Girls League 1.2.3. 45 Girls Chorus 25 Mixed Chorus 15 Sparskis 3.45 Distri- butive Education 45 Class Council 2. HARVEY. YVONNE-F.H.A. l.2.3.4. Vice President 45 Tri- Y 35 International Relations 45 Camera Club 45 Iunior Red Cross Council 3.4. President 45 G.A.A. 1.25 Orchestra 1.25 Iunior Sales 35 Iunior Play 35 Tennis Team 3. 37 I-IASKINS. CHARLOTTE-Tri-Y 3.4, Council 45 Y-Teen 1,25 Class Oiiicer Vice President 35 High-O-Scope 35 lnterna- tional Relations 3.45 Girls League l,2,3,4, Council 45 Girls Chorus 25 A Cappella 3.45 Pep Club 3,4. Secretary 45 Honorary Usher 3. HAYDEN. SHARON A.-Tri-Y 3.45 Y-Teen 1,25 lnterna- tional Relations 45 Girls League l.2.3.45 Girls Glee lg G.A. A. 15 Sparskis 25 Iunior Sales 35 Iunior Play 35 Tennis Team 3. HENRY, HARRY-Orchestra 2.35 Band 2.3.4. HERMANSEN. DELILAH-Girls League l.2.3.45 Girls Glee 1.2.3. HESS, ELIZABETH MARIE-F.H.A. 1.2.3, Vice President 35 Tri-Y 3.45 Y-Teen 1.2, Treasurer 25 Class Officer, Secre- tary lp High-O-Scope 3,45 General 6. Feature Stall 3, Fea- ture Staff 45 International Relations 3.45 Girls League l.2.3.45 A Cappella 45 Pep Club 45 G.A.A. 1.25 Sparskis 3.45 Orchestra l,2,3,4, President 45 National Honor Society 2 3 4 Grandioso 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 Alle ro 3 unior Sales . . : . . , : g :l 35 Swing Choir 4. HICKEY. ELDON-Transfer 3. Ontario. Oregon5 lnterna- tional Relations 45 Fire Squad 45 A Cappella 3,45 Key Club 45 Boys League 3.45 Iunior Play 35 Wheaties Club 4. Organizer 45 Christian Fellowship 3,4. President 4. HILBURN. WANDA ROSALIE-Girls League l.2.3.45 Girls Chorus lg Mixed Chorus 45 Girls Glee 3. HILDERBRAND. LES L.-F.F.A. l,2,3,4, President 45 Iun- ior Varsity Baseball 25 Fire Squad 35 Boys League 3.45 Wrestling 3,45 District F.F.A. Sentinel. HINTON. SHARON-F.H.A. l.2.3.4. Degree Officer 2,3,45 Tri-Y 3.45 Y-Teen 1,25 lnternational Relations 45 Iunior Red Cross Council 45 Girls League l.2.3.45 Girls Chorus 25 Mixed Chorus 15 Chintimini 4, Assistant Business Mana- ger 45 Orchestra 3.45 National Honor Society 3.45 Band 3.45 Grandioso 45 Assistant Student Body Treasurer 45 Class Council 1.2. HIVELEY, EUNICE CAROLINE-Tri-Y 3.45 Y-Teen 1.2: Student Council 25 Class Officer. Secretary 35 lnterna- tional Relations 3.45 Fire Squad 45 Girls League l.2,3,4. Personnel Adviser 45 Girls Chorus 25 A Cappella 3,45 Pep Club 2.3.45 Vice President 3. President 45 All School Play 25 Exchange Assembly 3.45 Harmonettes 3.45 Swing Choir 3,4. I-IOGUE. MARY-F.H.A. l,2,3,45 Tri-Y 45 Camera Club 3.4. Secretary-Treasurer 45 Girls League l.2.3.45 Girls Chorus 2,35 A Cappella 45 Girls Glee l5 Honorary Usher 3. HORNING. IIM-Transfer, Laytnville. Oregon 3. HOXWORTH. IRIS-Girls League l.2.3.4. IRVIN. STAN-Executive Council 45 Student Body Presi- dent 45 Student Council 45 Football 3.45 Blue C 3,45 Cam- era Club 25 Fire Squad 3.4: A Cappella 3,45 All School Play 35 Band lg Thespian 45 Key Club 2.3.4. Vice Presi- dent 35 Exchange Assembly 45 Boys League 3,45 Senior Play 4 Swing Choir 3.4 Spartanaires 4 Wheaties 4 Iunior55 Varsity Football 2: Tennis 2. IENSEN, BOB-Gate Committee 2,3,45 Hi-Y 2.3.4, Council 45 Executive Council 45 Student Council 3,45 Class Oili- cer. President 45 Basketball 2.3.4. Captain 45 Blue C 2.3.45 International Relations 45 Fire Squad 3.4. Captain 45 Spar- skis l,2,3,4, Vice President 35 National Honor Society 3.4: Boys League 3.4, Council 45 Iunior Play 35 Senior Play 45 Tennis 1.2.35 Class Council 3,4. IOCHIMSEN, MARIE L.-Student Council 25 Girls League l.2.3.4. IOHNSON. PAUL-Transler 3, Columbia. Oregon: Student Council 45 Class Otticer. Vice President 45 Track 3.45 High-O-Scope 3.4. Assistant Sports Editor 45 lnternational Relations 45 Fire Squad 45 Iunior Red Cross Council 45 Sparskis 35 Boys League 3,45 Senior Class Council5 Cross Country 4. ' 38 IOHNSON. ROBERT M.-Hi-Y 2.3.4, Vice President 3. President 45 Iunior Varsity5 Baseball 2, lnternational Re- lations 45 Camera Club 1.25 Fire Squad 3.4. Captain 45 Iunior Red Cross Council 35 A Cappella 3.45 Pep Club 45 Yell Leader 45 All School Play 35 Sparskis l.2.3.45 Chin- timini 3.4, Assistant Sports Editor 3. Sports Editor 45 Thespian 3.4. Treasurer 45 Exchange Assembly 45 Boys League 3,45 Iunior Sales 35 Iunior Play 35 Senior Play 45 Spartanaires 45 Swing Choir 3.45 High-O-Scope 3. Edi- torial Board. IOHNSON. WENDELL-Transler 3. Missoula, Montana: Rifle Club 35 High-O-Scope 45 International Relations 45 Fire Squad 4. Second Lieutenant5 A Cappella 4. IONES. PAT-Transfer 3, Monroe. Oregon5 Girls League 3. KAMRATH. YVONNE REA-F.H.A. 2.3.4. Treasurer 45 Tri-Y 3.45 International Relations-45 Girls League l.2.3.45 Girls Glee 35 Band 3.45 Christian Fellowship 4. KEENE. IERI-Tri-Y 3.4, Council 45 Y-Teen 1.2. Council 15 Student Council 2.45 High-O-Scope 2.35 lnternational Re- lations 3.45 Iunior Red Cross Council 45 Girls League 1.2. 3.4. Council 2.45 Pep Club 2.3.4. Sergeant-at-Arms 35 G.A.A. l,2. Treasurer l5 Sparskis 2.3.4. Vice President 3. Council 45 Senior Play 45 Senior Rally Dance Committee 3.45 Class Council 1.35 Fire Squad 3.45 Camera Club l. KENDALL. KAREN-Tri-Y 3.45 Y-Teen 1.25 Student Coun- cil l.25 High-O-Scope 2.3.4. Copy Editor 3. Editor 45 In- ternational Relations 45 Iunior Red Cross Council 3.45 Thespian 3,45 Quill 6. Scroll 3.4. Secretary-Treasurer5 Iunior Sales 35 Iunior Play 35 Honorary Usher 35 Senior Rally Dance Committee 3,45 Class Council 1.3.4. KERNS, DAVID-Transfer 3. Hale. Missouri5 Student Council 3, 45 Band 1.25 Stage Craft 4. Treasurer 4. KITCHEN, DONNA L.-Tri-Y 3.45 Y-Teen 1,25 Girls League l.2.3.45 Girls Chorus 1.2.35 Mixed Chorus 45 Spar- skis 3.45 Tumbling Team 2.3. KLADDER. MARTIN--Boys League 45 Distributive Educa- tion 4. KRIEG. SHIRLEY ANNE-1-'.H.A. 1.3.4. Secretary 45 Tri-Y 3,45 Girls League 1.3.45 Girls Glee l5 Distributive Educa- tion 4. LAMB. AL-Gate Committeee 35 Hi-Y 3.4. Treasurer 45 Student Council 1.2.35 lnternational Relations 45 Camera Club 35 Fire Squad 45 Lieutenant5 Iunior Red Cross Coun- cil 2.45 Chintimini 4, Assistant Sports Editor5 Band l5 Na- tional Honor Society 3.4. Vice President 45 Thespian 3.4, Secretary5 Boys League 3.45 Iunior Sales 35 Iunior Play 3: Senior Play 45 Class Council 1.25 Wheaties Club 4. LAWRENCE. RAE MARLENE-Tri-Y 3,45 Y-Teen 25 Stu- dent Council 45 Fire Squad 3.45 Girls League l.2.3.45 Girls Glee 45 G.A.A. 25 Sparskis 45 Class Council 35 Tumbling Team 2.3. LEE. WILMA MAY-F.H.A. 25 Distributive Education 3.45 Christian Fellowship 3.4, Vice-President 4. LEONHARDY. FRANK L.-Transfer 3. Baker. Oregon5 A Cappella 3.45 Pep Club 45 Yell Leader 45 Iunior Play 3. LIEN, IAMES C.-High-O-Scope 3.4. News Editor 45 In- ternational Relations 4: Fire Squad 3,45 Iunior Red Cross Council 45 Mixed Chorus 25 A Cappella 3.45 All School Play 25 National Honor Society 3.45 Thespian 2.3.4. Treas- urer 3. President 45 Key Club 2.3.45 Quill G Scroll 45 Ex- change Assembly 2.45 Boys League 3.45 Iunior Sales 35 Iunior Play 35 Spartanaires 45 Swing Choir 3.45 Wheaties 45 State Play Contest 3. LITTLE. GLORIA-Tri-Y 3.45 Y-Teen 1,25 High-O-Scope 45 lnternational Relations 45 Camera Club l5 Girls League l.2.3.45 Girls Glee 45 Pep Club 45 Iunior Sales 3. LOEHNER. BERYL ELIZABETH-F.H.A. 1.2.35 Tri-Y 3.4: Y-Teen 1.25 Student Council 1.2.35 High-O-Scope 45 ln- ternational Relations 45 Girls League l.2.3.45 Girls Glee 1.2.35 G.A.A. 1.25 Iunior Sales 3. LONSETH. ARVID-Camera Club 2.3.4, Vice President 3. President 4: International Relations 3.4: Mixed Chorus I. 2: A Cappella 3.4: All School Play 3: Sparskis 4: Key Club 4: Boys League 4: Wheaties Club 4: Swing Choir 3: Spartanaires 4. LUGENBEEL. FRED-F.H.A. 1: Trade G Industries 2.3.4. Sergeant-at-Arms 4: Boys League 3.4. LUGENBEEL, SHIRLEY-Tri-Y 3.4: Y-Teen 1.2: Interna- tional Relations 4: Girls League l.2.3.4: Girls Chorus 2. MALLOW. TENA-F.H.A. l.2.3.4. President 4: Tri-Y 3.4: Y-Teen 1.2: Executive Council 3: Student Body Vice Presi- dent 3: Student Council 3: Class Officer, Treasurer 2: International Relations 4: Girls League l.2.3.4. Pep Club 3.4: Chintimini 4: Band l.2.3.4. Secretary 4. MAXSON. BETTY IO-Tri-Y 3.4: Y-Teen 1.2, Council I: High-O-Scope 3.4: International Relations 3.4: Girls League l.2.3.4. Council 2.4: Pep Club 2.3.4. Council 4: G.A.A. l: Sparskis 2.3.4. Treasurer 3. Secretary 4: Chin- timini 4, Art Editor: Senior Rally Dance Committee 3.4: Fire Squad 3.4. MILLER. IANET-Girls League l.2.3.4: Girls Glee I.2,3: Distributive Education 4. MILLER. MARILYN YVONNE--F.H.A. 2.3.4. Secretary 3: Tri-Y 4: High-O-Scope 3.4: International Relations 4: Girls League l.2.3.4: A Cappella 4: Girls Glee 3: Pep Club 2.3.4: All School Play 3: Band 2.3.4: Grandioso 3.4: Exchange Assembly 3.4: Harmonettes 4: Iunior Play 3: Christian Fellowship 4: Swing Choir 4. MINTKEN. CHARLES-Transler 2. Potter. California: Wrestling 3: Boys League 3.4: Football 3.4. MONTGOMERY. LOREN-Stage Cralt 4. MOON. CARROLL--F.F.A. l: Trade G Industry 4. MORROW. RAYDA IO--F.H.A. 1.2: Tri-Y 3: Y-Teen 1.2: International Relations 4: Girls League l.2.3.4: Girls Chor- us l.3: Mixed Chorus 2: G.A.A. 1.2: Sparskis 2.3.4. MOSER. IOYCE MARVEL-F.H.A. 3.4. Historian 4: Tri-Y 4: International Relations 4: Girls League l.2.3.4: A Cap- pella 4: Girls Glee l.2.3: Pep Club 4: Chintimini 4: lun- ior Sales 3: Distributive Education 3: Christian Fellowship 4. MCBURNEY. IANET-Tri-Y 3.4: Girls League l.2.3.4: Girls Chorus 2: Mixed Chorus 1: lunior Sales 3: Honorary Ush- er 3: Senior Class Council. MCCOWN. DAVE-Mixed Chorus 2: A Cappella 4: Stage Craft 2.3.4. MCDONALD. SHIRLEY MAE-Tri-Y 4: Y-Teen 1.2: Girls League l.2.3.4: Girls Glee l.2.3: Pep Club 3.4. IVIcGUIRE. RICHARD-Transfer 3, Downy. California: Boys League 4: Stage Craft 4. McWI-IORTER. BERT-F.F.A. l. NEIDT, NANCY E. M.-Transfer 4: Frenchtown. Montana. NELSON. BEVERLY-Tri-Y 3.4. Council 4: Y-Teen 1.2. Council 2: Student Council l: High-O-Scope 2: Interna- tional Relations 4: Girls League l.2,3.4, Council 3.4: Girls Chorus 1.3: Mixed Chorus 2: A Cappella 2.3.4: Pep Club 3: Yell Leader 3.4. Captain 4: All School Play 2: G.A.A. 1.2. Treasurer 2: Sparskis 2.3.4: Thespian 4: Grandioso 4: Exchange Assembly 4: Harmonettes 3.4: Allegro 2: Iunior Play 3: Senior Play 4: Swing Choir 3.4: Mixed' Ensemble 3: Circus Princess 2. NEWTON, DICK-International Relations 4: Boys League 4. NEWTON. DONALD--I .F.A. l.2.3.4: Baseball 1.2: Foot- ball l.2.3.4: Boys League 3.4. OAKERMAN, DALE-F.F.A. l.2.3.4: Track 2.3.4. Manager 2: International Relations 4: Boys League 3.4: Cross Country 3.4: Wheaties 4. OTT. RUBY ANN-Student Council 4: Girls League 1.2.3. 4: G.A.A. l.2,3: Stage Craft 3.4: Distr-ibutive Education 4. PAPE. BARBARA-F.H.A. 3.4. Reporter 4: Girls League 1. 2.3.4. PEARL. DON-F.F.A. l.2.3.4. POLLARD. RICHARD--Iunior Hi-Y l: Executive Council 4: Student Council 2.3.4: Blue C 2.3.4. Secretary-Treasur- er 4 High-O-Scope 3: International Relations 4: Fire Squad 2.3.4. Lieutenant 3. Captain 4: Iunior Red Cross Council 2.3: Mixed Chorus 1. Vice President: A Cappella 2.3.4: Pep Club 4: Yell Leader 4: National Honor Society 2.3.4: Key Club 2.3.4. Sergeant-at-Arms 3: Exchange Assembly 4: Boys League 3.4. Vice President 3. President 4: Golf 2.3.4: Aeronautics 4: Swing Choir 3.4: P.T.A. Representa- tive 2: Class Council 2.3. POOL. DICK tBarneyl-Iunior Hi-Y 1: Football l.2.3.4: International Relations 4: Fire Squad 4: Sparskis 4: Key Club 3.4: Boys League 3.4: Tennis 3.4: Wheaties 4. PORTER. DENZIL L.-Basketball 2.3.4: Baseball 3.4: Fire Squad 4: Iunior Red Cross Council 1: Orchestra 4: Band l.2.3.4: Grandioso 4: Boys League 4. POWELL, DON-F.F.A. l.2.3.4. Sentinel 3: Student Coun- cil l.2.3: Track 2: Basketball 2.3.4: Football 2.3.4: Blue C 4: International Relations 4: Camera Club 4: A Cappella 3.4 Key Club 2.3.4: Grandioso 4: Exchange Assembly 4: Boys League 3.4: Spartanaires 4: Swing Choir 4. PRIEST. BILL-Mixed Chorus I.2,3: A Cappella 4: BOYS League 3.4. PROTI-IE. HAZEL I.--F.H.A. 1.2: Girls League l.2.3.4: Girls Chorus 2.3: Mixed Chorus 1: Distrihutive Education 4. PUGSLEY. DAVID WESTON-International Relations 4: Camera Club 1.2: Fire Squad 3.4: Chintirnini 3: Boys League 3.4: Iunior Sales 3. RADPORD, RON-Track 2: Stage Cralt 3: Boys League 4: Projector Squad 3.4. RADLEY. MARIAN-Tri-Y 3.4: Y-Teen 1.2: Girls League l.2.3.4: Girls Chorus 2: Mixed Chorus l: A Cappella 3. RAMBO, MAXINE IUNE-Tri-Y 3.4: Y-Teen 1.2: Girls League l.2.3.4. Council 3: A Cappella 4: Girls Glee 3: Pep Club 3.4: G.A.A. l: lunior Sales 3: lunior Play 3: Class Council 2.3. RAMPTON. IEAN ,DORATHEA-Tri-Y 3.4: Y-Teen 1.2. Council 2: Student Council l:4: High-O-Scope 2.3.4. Re- porter 2. Copy Reader 3. Associate Editor 4: International Relations 3.4. President 4: Iunior Red Cross Council 2.3. 4, President 3: Girls League l.2.3.4: Pep Club 3.4: G.A.A. 1.2.3. Secretary 2: Orchestra 1: National Honor Society 3.4: Quill G Scroll 4: Iunior Sales 3: Honorary Usher 3: Senior Rally Dance Committee 3.4. RAMSAY. MARGARET-Tri-Y 3.4: Y-Teen 1.2: Student Council 4: International Relations 3.4: Iunior Red Cross 3: Girls League l.2.3.4. Council 4: Girls Chorus 1: Mixed Chorus 2: A Cappella 3.4: Pep Club 3.4. Treasurer 4: Yell Leader 4: All School Play 3: G.A.A. 1: Sparskis 2.3.4: National Honor Society 3.4, President 4: Thespian 3.4: Harmonettes 3.4: Exchange Assembly 3.4: Allegro 2: Iun- ior Play 3: Senior Play 4: Honorary Usher 3. RAMSEY, BEVERLY-Tri-Y 4: Y-Teen 1.2. Vice President 2: Student Council I.2,3: High-O-Scope 3.4. Assistant Circulation Manager 3. Circulation Manager 4: Interna- tional Relations 4: Girls League l.2.3.4: Iunior Red Cross Council 2.3.4. Secretary-Treasurer 4: Pep Club 3.4: G.A.A. 1.2.3. President 2, Secretary 3: Band 1.2: National Honor Society 3.4: lunior Sales 3: Honorary Usher 3. REGER. BOBBIE IEAN-Tri-Y 3.4: Y-Teen 1.2: Interna- tional Relations 4: Fire Squad 3.4: Girls League l.2.3.4: Girl? Chorus 3: Mixed Chorus 2: Chintimini 3. Copy Edi- tor . RIEKENBERG. LAVERNA--F.H.A. l.2.3.4. Treasurer 3: Girls League l.2.3.4: Girls Chorus 3: A Cappella 4: Iunior Mixed Chorus 1.2. 39 RODERICK. ANN-F.H.A. 2.3: Tri-Y 3.4. Secretary 4: Y- Teen 1.2, Council 2: Student Council 1.3: High-O-Scope 3.4: International Relations 4: Iunior Red Cross Council 3.4. Vice President 4: Girls League l.2.3.4: Pep Club 4: Sparskis 3.4: Chintimini 4, Assistant Editor 4: Orchestra l.2.3: National Honor Society 3.4: Thespian 4: Grandioso 2: Iunior Sales 3: Iunior Play 3: Senior Play 4: Honorary Usher 3: Class Council 1.4. RODGERS. GARY WILLIAM-Iunior Sales 3. RODGERS. LOUISE MARIE-Transfer 3, Chicago. Illinois: International Relations 4: Camera Club 3.4, Secretary- Treasurer 3. ROISEN. MARTHA--Tri-Y 3.4: Y-Teen 1.2: Executive Council 4: Student Council 1.4: International Relations 3.4: Girls League l.2.3,4. President 4: Mixed Chorus 1.2: A Cappella 3.4: Pep Club 4: Yell Leader 4: G.A.A. l.2.3: Sparskis 2.3.4: Thespian 3.4: Exchange Assembly 4: Har- monettes 4: Allegro 3: Iunior Play 3: Swing Choir 4. ROWAN. BILL--'I'rade G Industries 3.4. President 4: Stu- dent Council 4: Orchestra l.2.3: Band l.2.3.4: Exchange Assembly 2.3: Dance Band 3. RYKER. IANETH RAE-Tri-Y 4: Student Council 3: Girls League l.2.3.4: Girls Chorus 4: Girls Glee 1: Pep Club 4: Exchange Assembly l: Mixed Chorus 2. SAPP. LOREN-Transier 4. Alsea. Oregon: Boys League 4: Fire Squad 4, Lieutenant: Football 4: Basketball 4: Hi-Y 4. SCHUMACHER, ROBERT B.--Hi-Y 3.4. Sergeant-at-Arms 4: Iunior Hi-Y I: Student Council 2: Iunior Varsity Basket- ball 2: Baseball l. Manager: Football 2.3.4: High-O-Scope 3.4: International Relations 4: Fire Squad 2.3.4. Captain 4: Mixed Chorus l: A Cappella 2.3.4: Sparskis 2: Boys League 3.4. SI-IEPARD. KEITH STALLARD-International Relations 3. 4: Fire Squad 3.4: Sparskis Z: Boys League 3.4: Iunior Sales 3. Iunior Play 3. SHUFF. VIRGINIA ANN--Girls League l,2,3.4. SMITH. DONNA-Transfer 4. Philomath. Oregon: Tri-Y 4: High-O-Scope 4: Girls League 4: Girls Glee 4. SMITH. IEANNE-F.H.A. 1.2: Tri-Y 3.4: Y-Teen 1.2: Stu- dent Council 2.3: High-O-Scope 4: Fire Squad 3: Girls League l.2.3 4: Girls Glee 1.2: Pep Club 4: G.A.A. 1: Spar- skis l.2.3.4: Iunior Play 3: Senior Play 4: Iunior Red Cross Council 2 International Relations 4. SMITH. PATSY-Transfer 4. Independence. Oregon: Girl's League 4: A Cappella 4. SMITH. WILLIAM E.--F.F.A. l.2.3.4: Boys League 4. STINNETTE. BARBARA ALICE-Tri-Y 3.4. Treasurer 4: Y- Teen 1.2: International Relations 4: Girls League l.2.3.4: Mixed Chorus 1.2: A Cappella 3.4: Pep Club 3.4. All School Play 3: Iunior Sales 3: P.T.A. Representative 3. SUTTON, VIRGINIA GLADYS--F.H.A. 2: Student Council 3: Girls League l.2.3.4: Girls Glee 3: Stage Craft 3. SWANSON. FLORA MARIE-F.H.A. 4: International Re- lations 4: Camera Club 4: Girls League l.2.3.4: .Girls Chorus 2.3: A Cappella 4: Girls Glee l: Chintimini 4: Grandioso 3.4: Christian Fellowship 3.4. 40 SWANSON. GORDON ALEN-Boys League 3: Aeronau- tics 4. TAYLOR. NELL-F.l-LA. 2.3.4: Tri-Y 4: International Re- lations 4: Girls League l.2.3.4: Girls Chorus 3: Christian Fellowship 4. THOMPSON. OPAL-F.H.A. l.2.4: International Relations 4: Girls League l.2.3.4: Girls Chorus 3: Mixed Chorus l: Girls Glee 2: Sparskis 4: Exchange Assembly 2: Senior Play.4. THOMPSON, SANDRA LARRAINE-Tri-Y 3.4: Y-Teen 1.2: High-O-Scope 4: International Relations 4: Girls League l.2.3.4: Girls Chorus 2: Girls Glee I: Sparskis 2.3.4: Iun- ior Sales 3: Class Council 4. TRENT. MARY LUVENA-Y-Teen 1.2: Girls League 1.2.3. 4: Girls Chorus 1.2: Distributive Education 3. TURMAN. LEWAHNA-Student Council l.2: Class Olli- cer. Secretary 3: Girls League l.2.3: Iunior Sales 3. WALKER. WAYNARD-- WEIGANT. IOANN--Tri-Y 3.4, Publicity Chairman 4: Y- Teen 1.2, Historian 2: International Relations 4: Camera Club 4: Girls League l.2.3.4: Mixed Chorus 2: A Cappella 3.4: Girls Glee 1: Pep Club 4: G.A.A. 2.4: Sparskis 2.3.4: Exchange Assembly 2: Allegro 4: Iunior Sales 3: Iunior Play 3: Swing Choir 4. WETHERBEE. IOHN MICHAEL--Iunior Hi-Y 1: Student Council l: Baseball l.3,4: Football l.2.3.4: Blue C 2.3.4. President 4: Fire Squad 1.2.3.4. Vice-Chief 4: Sparskis l, 2.3: Boys League 3.4. WHELCHEL, ELAINE-Girls League l.2.3.4: Girls Chorus 3: Girls Glee 2. WHITE, NOLA C.-Tri-Y 3.4. Council 3: Y-Teen 1.2: Stu- dent Council 2.3,4: High-O-Scope 2.3.4, Feature Editor 4: Girls League l.2.3.4: G.A.A. Council 2. Vice President 3: National Honor Society 3.4. Secretary 4: Quill G Scroll 4: Iunior Sales 3: International Relations 4. WILBUR. BARBARA IEAN--Transfer 2, Superior. Wiscon- sin: Christian Fellowship 2.3.4: Girls League 2.3.4: Stu- dent Council 3: Y-Teen 2: Tri-Y 3.4. WOODS. SUE-Tri-Y 3.4. Vice President 3: YfTeen 1.2. Council 2: Student Council l.2.3: Class Officer 1. Treasur- er: High-O-Scope 3.4, Assistant Ad Manager 3, Ad Mana- ger 4: International Relations 4: Fire Squad 3.4: Iunior Red Cross Council 2.3: Girls League l.2.3.4. Council 1.4: Girls Chorus 3: A Cappella 4: Girls Glee 3: Pep Club 2.3. 4, Council 4: National Honor Society 3.4: Yell Leader 3.4: G'.A.A. l. President: Sparskis 2.3.4: Quill G Scroll 4: I-Iello Week Chairman 4. WORTHINGTON. DAVE--Football 2.3.4: International Re- lations 4: Band 1.2: Boxing 3: Boys League 3.4. YUNKER. WAYNE--Iunior Hi-Y I. Secretary l: Student Council l: International Relations 4: Fire Squad 3: All School Play 3: Sparskis 2.3.4: Chintimini 4: Orchestra 2.3. 4: Band l.2.3.4: Grandioso 2.3.4. President 4: Exchange Assembly 3.4: Boys League 4, Council 4: Iunior Play 3: P.T.A. Representative 4: Key Club 2.3.4: National Honor Society 3.4: Quill 6 Scroll 4. r- . SSENIOR AUTOGRAPHS + ff 76 Q Q6-Jig? M fqjjjii , t 6, JM Hgfgff fi, ow- 433355 W4 OUTSTANDING GRADUATES MUST POPlllAR BEST PERSUNALITY BO BEST LUUKING HARDING ST PATRI BUTEST S BENNION URTZ A MUST DEPENDABLE MUST LIKELY T0 SIICCEEU WAYNE YUN KAREN KEN I 'F 5 -A...X ..., dvi xv 3 ifgi K K 4 ...a Q X-1 AQ xi ,Ag 3 , 6 'fs X W X . ? k 2 x y 37. . -D A 3, wmswik Q- givk ia X 162 . ofa CLASSES N W 'K X 1 s X4 ww Qof' Nas X , K Q1 Z: XSS .f x - ails H S i ff .- S f Mx ' . XV Lf Six N.r 1' wglg QS? Xa - ,i. i, .Y 4 1 l 1 4 l Row 1: Christian, Brandt, Bennet, Boswell, Cczgle, Andrews, Chandler, V. Brown. Row 2: L. Allen, Climer, Curr, Briggs, Bates, D. Carlson, Crawlord, Bullard, Bowers. Row 3: L. Brown, Carson, Beck, I. Allen, Cropsey, Coon, Berry, Cuniff, Beer. Row 4: Borrall, Ash, Coleman, R. Carlson, Cummings, Bentsen, Cheney, Burns, Anderson. Row l: Dull, Gray, Galhercoal, D. Davis, Halse, Dan, W. Graves, Gillaspie Row Z: Grunt, Dubbe, Dingle, Gerold, Ellison, Greey, Hammond, Godfrey, Doly Row 3: Haggenmiller, Hannay, Downing, Binarson, Gould, Frazer, Dorsey, Daily, Edwards Row 4: B. Graves, Chem, I. Davis, Ewalt, Gambee, Haith, Gard, Gretz, Gilbert 49 1 0 l 1 1 I u L 1 Q: E Row 1: Hill, Revels, Kane, Koeppe, Heideman, House, Hartman Row 2: Knoll, Harmsen, W. Iones, Kortemeier, Henderson, Iorgensen, D. Harvey, Hough, Kelsey Row 3: Holten, Hess, Iolly, D. Iohnson, Humble, Kaechele, Kasten, Kindermcm, F. Iohnson, I. Iohnston W Row 4: Horlon, Hovey, Hiner, M. Hughes, Herman, Koiord, Hahn, N. Hughes, Iondahl, Kelly '1 I P i F Row 1: H. Pease, Pykonen, Pond, Lclrse, Modrell, McBa!h, McDufly Row 2: B. Pease, McCann, Pope, Lister, Lukens, McDonnal, Nelson Row 3: Moen, Morse, Peters, B. Miller, Lewis, Larsen, Perkins, Patton Rovy 4: McCormick, Moon, Pyle, Langion, Matheson, McConnelee, McGregor Row 1: I. Scott, Sanderson, Radcliff, L. Summers, Sanders, Sager, B. I. Smith, Spencer, Skilllngs Row 2: Shafer, Skutley, Stanley, G. Smith, Steward, Richardson, W. Smith, Stenbakken, Roberson Row 3: B. Morgan, Samuels, Sikes, Peer, Schamp, B. Smith, W. Scott, Riley Row 4: Swygard, Roberts, Saling, Resch, T. Sinnard, Schettler, Rozendal, Quesinberry Row 1: Timmons, Saner, B. Young, Talley, Thayer, tenNapel, L. Sinnard, Toi-now, C. Thompson Row 2: Walker, Wanless, Iimmerson, Voorhies, E. Young, Wegner, Whiteman, Trenhaile, Wheeler, G. Thomp- son Row 3: Uppendahl, Widness, D. Wheeler, Phipps, I. Anderson, Uhden, Thacker, Hazel, Whelchel Row 4: Yost, Tourville, Tremaine, Warren, Taylor, Hagemeister, Webb, VanLoan, Wood 51 1 J 1 n. h E T? fi X . Q -W rw. X ' A x XE 'Nb A li W M , il K V ,sphg .. xt WR 4, , Q vm, Y N fi: 2 W Q, .N QX - ASN .11-ffxss SQ. U SQSQQQX X' . x f. - wfiifim f - gk A5 xr xx fsigiq .. 5 Q X .X . i X 1' :C ..- U .X 3,1gFQggxXW- , , . v STK X 'Rims aa 1x ff 5 Q' N' 25- AM, V2 if fwzgfyf X Nxvrsw x N xfx x was A R1 ,yy f Q A. 5 i 3 5 E 5 Q E 3 i 1 5 r 5 E 5 E s 1 Q F 2 4 5 5 5 ROW I: Wright, Prell, Severance, Osborn, Truitt, VunCleave, Windom, Sheleny, Terrell. ROW II: Modrell, S. Taylor, Widness, Pfeiffer, Schmidt, Tilberg, Sedlack, R. Young, K. Young. ROW Ill: Mitchell, Walls, Woodring, Schamp, Smith, Younger, B. Taylor, Thompson, Rosenvold, Reger ROW IV: Nelson, Tourville, Tornow, Pool, Walters, Tisehart, Stewart, Williams, Peteron. ROW l: White, Morelock, Rictor, Sloper, Sawrn, Stephens, Schroeder. ROW II: Speers, Moser, H. Schwanke, Welsh, Weixel, V, White, Uppendahl. ROW Ill: Spinney, Webster, Olson, Thompson, Shattuck, Runnion, Ross, Sanders, Trent. ROW IV: Zeran, Walls, Roberts, Roughton, Owens, Saling, Newton, N. White, Thurber. Exchange Assembly Nelson. Heidemon, Daily Haines. McCoy Welch Curiz, Carlson Quesinberry White, Porter, Carpenter, Yunker Einarsen. McCann, Larse, Henderson 5 3 W , Q , X gr 53 ii, 3 if s 14. mg 1 . . Y L .ii +1 A x F S ' sw. Y Af iii 1 Xw. . sw mg my Y Htl S- S Q5 X1 li-, Wm ' SKS. Nazix 32 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Alex Sheyalier, President, Karen Hunter, Secretary: Tom Shideler, Treasur er: Charles Hoyt, Vice'President. ROW I: Bowers, Callarman, I. Brainard, Bennett, Baker, Abele, Chandler, Arthur. ROW II: Bryan, D. Barstow, D. Barstow, Abercrombie, Burbank, Blacker, D. Andersbn, C. Brown. ROW III: W. Barshaw, G. Allen, Carlson,.Breeding, L. Brandt, M. Brandt, Blodgert, Berry. ROW IV: Bradstreet, Braaten, E. Brainard, R. Allen, Carpenter, B. Brown, D. Brown, Baney, I. Anderson. 5 l .TIM I RO'W I: Einarsen, Dow, Garrett, Craig, S. Decker, Crawford, L. Davis, Chambers, D. Christenson, L. Craig ROW II: Gallaher, Freeman, Gay, Doty, Ebert, Erickson, Dull, Ellsworth, Crowe. ROW III: Clark, Daily, M. Davis, Garland, Dalton, M. Gathercoal, Cook, Cochran, Closner. ROW IV: Daugherty, F-igert, I. Gathercoal, Chase, Graham, Ewalt, Gambee, R. Christensen, Darr. ROW I: Humble. Hiller, G. Gray, Holloway, Headrick, Kirk, Hebert, Hunter. ROW II: S. Gray, I. Gibson, Heck, Hilburn, Iayne, Green, Hoyt, Hitchings, Giliillan, Harvey. ROW III: Hoffman, Hunt, Harrison, Henry, Haffner, Hughes, I. Gibson, Hall, Helkey, Hill. ROW IV: Grantham, Griffin, Giles, Hoyer, Hanson, Heintzelman, Hahn, Gilbert, Haight. , w 1 2 E E 2 2 X S x Q 1 - 3 Q 1 i E E i 1 ROW I: Sullivan, Robnett, I. Smith, Swanson, Roberts, Rohmiller, Law, S. Smith. ROW Il: Reineclce, Sexton, Shevalier, Schiller, Sprinkel, Shideler. ROW Ill: Stover, Revels, B. Smith, A. Smith, Steele, Scott, Sexton, Sutton, Skow, Swygard. ROW IV: Shattuck, Starkweather, Stinnette, Sedor, Ritcher, Schamp, Skelton, Sorrels. ROW I: Welliver, Weikel, Vaughan, E. Whiteside, Williams, Van Meltebeke, Yarbrough, Warren ROW ll: Thurman, Warnstalf, Thomas, Wallace, Wetter, White, Thayer, Utt, Warner, Tribur. ROW III: Van Cleave, Trenhaile, Yerian, Weimer, Lee, Tate, Wheeler, Vernon, R. Whiteside. ROW IV: Wood, Windom, Thompson, Little, Wischnofske, Iacobowsky, Wirth, Walters, Thacker. 1 I i 1 1 1 K 3 4 ! 3 3 8th GRADE OFFICERS: Elaine Applegate, SecretarygDale Ramsay, Treasurer, Linda Horton, President: Dotty Blacker, Vice President. s I 1 I a 5 ROW I: Arthur, Cramer, Aubry, Coiner, Applegate, Blacker. ROW II: Clarke, Anderson, Derrickson, Dilly, Cufl, Dow, Barnhouse. ROW III: Chipman, Coon, Buxton, McDutfy, Cufi, Cheney, Day, Cropsey. ROW IV: Cohagan, Boyd, Cook, Allen, Christensen, Dick Butts, Dawning, Don Butts, Crawiord. N Na fi A,,.,,W...N ,xxwmmmwm wQ.Wxm-,wwi.:1f1f A .AMW m.w..f,.. x X jg: N., ? , wwf, Z 5 -f fa AM..-...-.......,,, ig ki xi K -1 xxhigzf . QQ Qs iw ls ,p, ROW I: I.. Smith, Rands, Sexton, Tyson, Teal. ROW II: Runnion, Ross, Whiteman, Siegner, Ryker, Wagner, Stein, Horrell. ROW Ill: Smith, Sorenson, Peters, M. Taylor, Vrooman. ROW IV: Thompson, Webber, Plane, Troxel, Weigant, Ramsey, Renshaw, Sutton, Rusk. ROW I: Wrigglesworlh, Sisson, Stephens, Webster. ROW II: Ness, Watkins, Younger. Shannon, Thaler, Steeprow. ROW III: Tobias, Walker, Parkinson, Wetter, Stanley, Totten, Scott, Van Valin, Packer ROW IV: Rawie, Weber, Ramsay, N. Taylor, Simmerville, Sawin. Q M 1 Rm f ale xzqr Kg M .. RV 1 Q.. Y ,I WN.-:W ... W 5? X- f -ww., A x .,.,. s 5 ,1 :Q M Mk xx Q ,,., ,X '. A - wg i L: 1 'S . FQ - Ti l N9 2.3 NNN. - ' x XS ex- x 1 X 3 . -zzgg X ' QS 9 .,.-f' , ,. X4 . gig N 9 , A N Eggs k 'ww 'SYN w Qx ff, Mix I u f, ,y ff 45: x gsm, A - Fx .M F 'S 1 my -1 f, Q is . KA M gg -wk ' MX X x - ' ' V 'SQA- T . S ' 'x ' K ,la , f:,g:-If X ,., -- , N -' f S 1: f- X R In -N gg up 5 gg .,,,, S X 4 Ania NW g gi . ..., ' mf. wx. - --W3 'gf' , . A . 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Z, I L I W I , L ...Ps 67 High-O-Scope Work, work and more work . . . time consuming activity . . . publishing paper every Friday . . . turning copy in to printers on time tusuallyt . . . hitting the high lights of school life . . . attending press conferences in Seattle and Karen Kendall, Eugene . . . participating in journalism competition at Pac- Edifol-,in,Chief ific University teditorial and advertisingl . . . belonging to National Scholastic, Oregon Scholastic, and Columbia Scho- lastic Press Association . . . soliciting for ads to finance the paper . . . providing luncheons for mascot dog George . . . having good times in ye old HOS office . . . thanks go to students for their cooperation . . . Barbara Bonesteele. Managing Editor Nola White, Feature Editor: lean Hampton, Associate Editor: Iohn Callarman, Sports Edi- 68 tor: Mr. Ladendortt, Adviser: lim Lien, News Editor. 1 P ! Marybeth Edaburn, Business Manager ROW I: Woods, Riley, D. Smith, Hulse, S. Smith, Harvey. ROW Il: Zeran, Coon, Mumford, I. Woods, Dorsey, Roberson, Ritcher. ' Sue Woods, Advertising Manager 3 1 l 3 5 1 Q 5 lt ROW I: Ramsey, Hess, Little, Harvey. ROW Il: Thompson, Alleman, Martin, Iorgensen, Roberson. 69 ROW lll: Pringle, Hahn, Haith, Anderson, Quesinberry, Iohnson. J V C C it -C l t r Chintimini Lots of hard work, but lots of fun . . . staying after school t far into the night . . . arguments l Let's not do it her way, y she's only the Editor! l . . . scheduling pictures . . . taking l them to the extent oi Will you hold this flash bulb, please? l . . . I-lelp! I need Mr. Quale to figure this mess out . . . l Our deadline is in three days and we aren't nearly ready . . . Ah-the finished product . . . we hope you like it Editor, Corabel Church . . . Assistant Editor, Ann Roder- l ick . . . Business Manager, Bob K. Cramer . . . Adviser, Mr. Quale . . . Corabel Church, Editor y l 4 3 t E ROW I: Hough, Church. ROW II: Hinton, Swanson, Cramer, Maxson, Roderick, Quale, Adviser. 7 ROW Ill: Yunker, Iohnson, Heideman, Lamb, Saling, Moser, Shideler. 0 National Honor Society lf I can l'll look up your grades . . . helped teachers send out report cards at the end of the semesters . . .4 initia- tions ttormal and informall . . . What color are your eyes? . . . only one game played at the joint potluck with Albany High School Honor Society . . . students petition for membership 122 activity points and grade point of 3.25l . . . held annual spring picnic . . . service projects . . . Officers . . .President. Margaret Ramsay. . . Vice Presi- dent, Al Lamb . . . Secretary, Nola White . . . Treasurer, Marilyn Hough . . . Advisers, Miss Ranney and Mr. Mc- Kinney. . . . Margaret Ramsay, President ROW I: Miss Ranney, Adviser, Henderson, Hough, Hess, Albin, White, Edaburn, Haskins, Hartman, Heideman, Lukens, Kendall, Bonesteele, Welch, Halse. ROW II: Ramsey, Rampton, Voorhies, Hinton, Daily, Morse, Humble, Sinnard, Patton, Anderson, Woods, Ramsay, Gathercoal, Lien, Breese, Zeran. ROW III: Einarsen, Duncan, Roderick, Weigcmt, Iolley, Yunker, Anderson, Quesinberry, Bennion, Cal- larman, Iensen, Lamb, Giltillan, Curtz. 71 Chandelle . . . I stay up late at night, cause l'm just a Chandelle neophyte! . . .-initiations twice a year . . . honor soci- ety for underclassmen with 3.25 grade point . . . potlucks lnmrnm--doesn't that food look scrumptious? l . . . instal- lation of officers . . . Officers: Milton Decker, President . . . Ray Lunde, Vice President . . . Anne Smith, Secretary . . . Ianis Ander- son, Treasurer . . . Mr. Christensen, Adviser . . . Milton Decker, President ROW I: S. Smith, Whiteside, Skow, Malone, Oitzinger, Myatt, Breeding, Hunter, Anderson. ROW II: Ralls, Brandt, Gillillan, Giles, Wood, Gibson, Campbell, Smith, Morse, Osborn. ROW III: Bennion, Newton, Mumford, Anderson, Decker McMorris, Onsdoril, Zeran, Yerian, Mr. Christensen, Adviser. 72 Not pictured: Swygard, Breese, Gott, Lunde, Taylor, Welch. XS XX XXNXSX Nw X : X Qix, X - X X X X -X.. . QSNXQXXX.. :w XX . .Xifctwfl XSXXXXST-5 . XXXRXXXXXXX- XX .X,X X ,X XX -.Xb XXXEXNBSY EXXKXXT X X-QV 1 xg X K SXXXQ x 4 wwmwww 'XQRLXQ i S X Nw X.. .--ff X X X Q A .X X X 1- 'X X X . . - 525529: X N X X X XX 3 S - - ff' 35' N ' I 5 iI?- I - X I -rw , J X -- X . mr k 'Y X XXX .X X :XX X-XX, XXX .. X 1 . w: ,,.X ,. ,:- X X ixill-QQLLXX531'.:iAii1x-1- fgiggiaiagiiXXX3iffi'M'z K X' m X X Q A X XX lim Lien, President Thespian All Thespian members should sell ten tickets to the play iprize-free ticket to professional play in Portland! . . . sponsored Cheaper by the Dozen . . . took in new mem- bers iinitiationsl . . . attended Drama Conference at Eu- gene . . . parties CHa1loween party celebrated in grave- yardl . . . potlucks . . . trip to Portland to see South Pa- cific . . Otficers . . . . lim Lien, President . . . Doug Bennion. Vive-President . . . Al Lamb, Secretary . . .Bob Iohnson, Treasurer . . . Iohn Callarman, Scribe . . . Mr. Reedy, Adviser. Center: Humble Row I: Roisen, Morse, Henderson, Miller. ROW ll: Einarsen, Barnes, Smith, Lien. ROW Ill: Irvin, Roderick, Saling, Bennion. ROW IV: Chandler, Mr. Reedy, Adviser, Anderson, Herman, Lamb, Iohnson, Callarman, 74 Ramsay, Kendall. Grandioso -- Music Honor Society W We're proud to announce the following new members . . . initiations . . . spon- sored the Exchange Assembly and organized try-outs . . arranged schedule of perform- ances i Oh, we just can't go to Eugene that day l . . . Grandioso assembly in the spring . . . Senior recital . . . Officers . . . Wayne Yunker, President . .David Halse. Vice President . . .Kathryn Young, Secretary . . . Betty Hess, Treasurer . . . Mr. Hinkly and Mr. Lobbato, Advisers. Wayne Yunker, President ROW I: Bates, Breese, Heideman, Dull, Skillings, Pease, Thompson, Chandler, Hess, Pope, K. Young, Hough, Hinkly. ROW II: Lpbbato, Adviser, Welch, Henderson, Swygard, Richardson, Hulse, Dubbe, Hinton, Curtz, E. Young, Steward, Miller, Swanson. ROW Ill: Pore, Chapman, Cramer, Kammarer, Yunker, Herman, Powell, Quesinberry, Carl- son, Rosenvold, Daily, Gould. 75 Martha Roisen, President Eunice Hiveley, Personnel Adviser 76. Girls' League Oooh, what a pretty corsage . . . girl of the month and year . . . service girls of semesters and 3rd and 4th nine weeks . . . Sadie Hawkins Day Dance i Wow-those cos- tumes! l . . . holding a Miss CHS contest and dance . . . Calico Cord week with each of five clubs sponsoring a differ- ent day . . . giving Thanksgiving basket to a needy family . . . sponsoring an Inaugural Ball after the Student Body Elections Knew project this yearl . . . Style Show featuring lots of good looking models . . . Big-Little Sister Potluck Officers: President, Martha Roisen . . . Vice President. Louie Hartman . . . Secre- tary, Mary Lee . . . Treasur- er, Barbara Albin . . . Per- sonnel Adviser, Eunice Hive- ley . . . Adviser, Mrs. Mary State . . . Louie Hartman. Vice President Mary Lee, Secretary Barbara Albin, Treasurer - .-,.,XM..n.,WW,Ngm .... ,, -dm . x - fzlbfwxw mr: X x. 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Whiskerino proves to be hilarious affair fseparates men from boys! . . . formed Wheaties Club fboys rooting section at gamesl . . . started Boy of the Month and Year policy . . . held Sunrise K Yawn l and Sunset dances . . . had exchange assembly with Girls League fWhat's :she supposed to b?dressed up like that? l . . . pub- lished the Spartan Basketball Dopebook for first time . . . founded bowling league for recreational interest . . . assemblies and installations . . . Officers: Dick Pollard, President . . .Larry Ewalt, Vice President . . .Iohn Callarman, Secretary-Treasun er . . . Ierry Handy, Sg't at Arms . . . Mr. Bullard, Mr. Badgley, and Mr. McKinney, Advisers . . . Ierry Handy, Sg't at Arms Larry Ewalt, Vice President Iohn Callarman, Secretary-Treasurer 54 g. : .QE t M-,,...4-fgw n 1 ' 1 Mme'-. ---- - F , l 1' ' was X .3 if Cathy Curtz, President Tri-Y Will the meeting please come to order . .' . parliament- ary procedure . . . service projects . . . painting the rum- pus room . . . selling PTA calendars . . . Would you like to go to the formal with me? . . . Ticket to Toyland . . . selling mums for the Albany football game . . . co-hostesses with Y-Teen for the annual Regional Mid-Winter Conference . . . making aprons and pillow cases for Alaskan orphan- age . . . attending church onceamonth . . . Officers . .' . Cathy Curtz, President . . . Marilyn Gould, Vice President . . . Ann Roderick, Secretary . . . Barbara Sfinnette, Treasurer . . . Mrs. Weichner, Faculty Adviser . . . Io Taylor, Adviser from College Round Table . l 'so Curtz, Gould, Haskins, Stinnette, Roderick, Smith, Keene, Weigant. E 1 I u s r P w I I 1 Bob Iohnson, President Hi-Y Get your Spartan datebooks here-only a quarter! . . . also sold book covers . . . gave shoe shines for a slight fee . . . held a formal at the Country Club l Oh, excuse me. I didn't mean to dance on your toes l . . . caroled with Tri-Y at Christmas-time . . . took tickets at football and basketball games . . . attended Church once a month . . . assembly duty i Will you guys please be quiet: or in other words-shut up! l . . . gave S150 to World Service . . . attended and took part in the Youth in Government Legislature in Salem . . . Officers: Bob Iohnson. President -. . . Larry Edwards, Vice President . . . Doug Bennion. Secretary . . . Al Lamb. Treasurer . . . Wendell Scott, Chaplain . . . Vern Ellison and Bob Schumacher, Sg't at arms . . . Mr. Quale, Adviser . . . 82 A1 Lamb, Treasurer Larry Edwards, Vice President Doug Bennion. Secretary Q N Bob Schumacher. Sg't at arms Vern Ellison, Sg't at arms ROW I: Iolley, Widness, Kamrcth, Doty, F. Bennion, Coiner, Grunt, Scott, Edwards, Craw- lord. ROW II: Harding, Beer, Taylor, DeYoe, Handy, Bullard, Yost, Gibney, Cramer. ROW III: Van Loan. Supp. Suling, Schumacher, Bennlon, Cheney, Swygard, Brandi, Chris- tensen, Iohnson. Quale, Adviser. ROW IV: Elilson, Lcmgton, Iensen, Gcunbee, Ewalt, Herman, Lcunb, Gill, Coleman, Byrd. Y-Teen I bid 25c for that box . . . box social proves lots of fun for everyone . . . sending tour wool blankets to or- phanage in Alaska . . . going to Church once every two months . . . held cake and candy sales . . . pic- nics . . . swim . . . trip to Roseburg Veterans Hospi- tal iput on program with singing, dancing, piano num- bersl . . . Officers: Donna McCoy, President . . . Deanne Ack- erman, Vice President . . . Sandra Malone, Secretary . . . Ginger Gault, Treasurer . . . Mrs. Ruth Hess, Adviser . . . Donna McCoy, President Y-TEEN COUNCIL ROW I: Zeran, Walls, McCoy, Ackerman, Breese, Osborn, Gault, Malone, Young, Taylor. 84 ROW II: Thomas, S. Smith, Stover, A. Smith, Mrs. Hess, Adviser, Gilfillan, Nelson, Brandt, Hunter, Hoyer W .55 QQ X . XX - X :Sari X L xg. - X wv...,v,5-R , x -3 R' X wif ' 2153? .. .N M , S-X.. , XS I sw. .X .aff -Ng Y x L S t 1 ,. Y SQQQ .. ' 1 -- .Q--Qs. X N .mf A 'v I x ' N- s X' 1- . -. Qing ' QS -- Picasa' X X f..w X x. P Xfzzes. X- , -' X' H X ipfwsmi Q . X . f asv- be K X X. K - - ' X. 'T i W' if R R .. -X., qi , .R 5 1 Q K 32 X I Q' -SX was 2 4 'AX X2 ' - 1 1 5fi'. -' 1 . f f .:E. . -1 . 2 . x 5 X .15 .XX S1 ff wgmgfvm - . X , f X- - fs:'+:.i3 b ' ww. 5 S 2, Jw Wm 'SP' Q 5 S N , , -1, uf, if up JD - - , 1- Qggwga. W X m.iu,gin, 1 Q Q X i f 2 yf. . X-::fgX,.i:fyT4y52?s 1 , Q: .X X , ' ,Q - - X' 2 'M ' as fy: 'fig AW ,ff W '33 f' fm'-pf. g sg --ag MM, . XX 5? .gmm,X' M., W XX' Y EN 1 f ,M 1n,f'fm,, Ip- lnfgffwii . 'Pima vi: Sffffiliw A me ' 5 X . QM. ,I::'saf2I,2h .X if lsgw .. .5 4-,. ,M,sg,6Mv N m 4 as Gd Sni, ifu,. 'am Q 5 .2 - mn, XX X i S i wwf X we 5 3 8139? if sum.: . if Xa. was X X M9 X iii if? Six. if .S .. . iw- MS ' In X ' P. X F ,3 'XS- X 1 X -wx. J ec H. ,T Xa S E 5 - .. mg, M ' wg 3 Clayton Carlson President Mac Friedman Treasurer .Xin I F Key Club Sir, would you like to contribute to the new lighting system for Taylor Field? . . . question asked many lo- cal businessmen . . . only one of many projects spon- sored by Key Club . . . setting up Red Cross Blood Mobile . . . donating money to March of Dimes Cam- paign . . . selling popcorn . . . selling rally bells lding-dong, get your rally bells here l . . . lunching with Kiwanis, their sponsors . . . Vance Brown F Vice President if n , Aix .1 F ch S Tom Sinnard Sg't at Arms Adviser, Mr. Thaw lim Barnes Secretary niissg SN W K S X A '-1' We 5 , ,I ,, Q-.. -V A . 'CQQNQ' I A ix N Q Q x 3 . 1 ' X gg! 2...w.w..t3-.9-X 'wx ,121-ggfszfif 5 i -ex 5. X f 'X N S 2 L' Nl 3 X N 9 a QNX ,S S: N fs! nmgmy. ? X1 i X ?? xxx: Q, we Q93 F-K sg, S4 5 xl X R N KR? Q1 xx X. ix X X X xv was xx kk w 'S . X Xx Xxx NX K .4 X x NX 5 , . 2 2 A QQ 5 Nix ,Ngwf .jflislxi-l. f . , gi S -fsfsf :q:'?g-5 if-l il - E: fi i ' v ii i 5,5 Junior Hi-Y s 2 E i A ,1 Qi Ig I? rl, l , Where are my shoes-I think I've lost them! . . . situa- s tion solved when Iunior Hi-Y furnished shoe checking serv- ice for rally dances . . . had cake sales i Only a dime for 3 a delicious piece oi cake! l . . . dances . . . swims and ' skates . . . party at end of year . . . Cfficers: President,Iack Gambee . . . Vice President, Ray Lunde . . . Secretary, Leland Hall . . . Treasurer, lim Grifiin . . . Sg't at Arms, Wally Gretz . . . lack Gambee, President ROW I: Griffin, Anderson, Christensen, Einarsen, Hoyt, Hitchings, Hall, Shideler. ROW II: Gardener, Graham, Sletto, Chase, Mclntyre, L. Hall, McCutcheon. ROW III: Heintzelman, Lunde, Gambee, Stinnette, Carpenter, Gretz, Allen. 88 Junior Red Cross I'l1 take three Iunior Red Cross gift boxes please . . . Yes, our club will be glad to entertain the Veterans at the Roseburg Hospital . . . Let's make cookies, or ash trays for the veterans in Roseburg ' . . . Sending chest overseas . . . only few ol many activities sponsored by the branch or- ganization oi Red Cross to help needy children both on a national or international scale. . . Officers . . . Yvonne Harvey, President . . . Ann Roder- ick, Vice President . . . Beverly Ramsey, Secretary-Treasun er . . . Mrs. McC1enaghan, Adviser . . . Yvonne Harvey, gsident ROW I: Bennett, Hess, Hartman, Halse, Barnes, lohnson. ROW ll: Kendall, Rampton, Bonesteele, Harvey, Hinton, Lien. ROW Ill: Keene, Daugherty, Maxson, DeYoe. ROW IV: Cramer, McClenaghan, adviser, Roderick, Lamb. 89 Pep Are those men from Mars?-No, theyre behind the eight- ball! . . . initiation of sophomore, junior, and senior girls . . . May I have more cocoa please? . . . ques- tion asked Pep girls who served food to participants in foot- ball and basketball games . . . ushered for many school programs . . . put up seats after assemblies . . . planned all Pep assemblies and rallies . . . provided half- time entertainment at home Basketball games . . . Eunice Hiveley, President ROW l: DeMoss, Hess, Ryker, Mallow, Albin, Woods, Little, Kendall, Haskins, Rartman, DuBois, Moser, Rambo ROW ll: Osborn, Summers, Lee, Hutchinson, Heideman, Clark, Modrell, Stenbakken, Sinnard, Smith, Hum- ble, Morse, Ramsay, Cunningham, Edaburn. ROW III: Brust, Daily, Voorhies, Osborn, Henderson, Miller, Ramsey, Hampton, Anderson, Gault, Campbell, 90 Bonesteele, Gathercoal, Patton, Dorsey, Zercm. ROW IV: Smith, Pulp, Andrews, Stinnette, Weigant, Roderick, Duncan, Gibson, Gould, Keene, Whiteman, Mar- tin, Giliillan, Hiveley, Curtz, Maxson, Larse. Only one cent a kiss-candy kiss. that is . . . also sold football pro- grams . . . gave football banquet. basketball banquet, and spring sports picnic . . . Sophomore potluck tlots of new members in the Order of the Forkll . . . had retreat at the end of the year tmore iunll . . . Officers: President, Eunice Hiveley . . . Vice President, Donna Morse . . Secretary, Charlotte Haskins . . . visers, Miss Brust and Miss DeMoss . Come on, kids, let's really yell! 91 Treasurer, Margaret Ramsay . . .Ad- Rally Squad n l 4 Come on kids. let's really yell! . . . leading all yells at l the varsity football games . . . basketball games . . . pro- moting spirit at rally assemblies and games C Go get 'em, boys l . . . sponsoring rally squad elections . . . helped get Iunior and 8th and 9th Grade squads on their feet . . . members elected trom Iuntor and Senior classes by tryouts before the whole school . . . l t l l Captain. Bev Nelson . . . 1 1 Lett to Right: Andrews, Cunningham, Modrell, DuBois, Pulp, Woods, Ramsay, Nelson, Roisen. l Center: Iohnson, Pollard. 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President Blue C Ooh, what is he doing to that poor boy! . . . comments heard at the Blue C Smoker . . . formed dance patrol to keep back the stag line at dances . . . held initiation lonly 20 out of 24 neophytes sick the next dayl . . . helped take tickets at the district basketball tournament . . . Officers . . . Mike Wetherbee, President . . . Iohn Yost, Vice President . . . Dick Pollard, Secretary-Treasurer . . . Wendell Scott, Sg't at Aims . . . Mr. Twenge, Adviser . . i 5 ' ROW I: Carlson, Irvin, Callarman, Coiner, Handy, Scott, Burns, Schmidt, Thompson, Pollard, ROW Il: Wetherbee, B. Poole, Langton, P. Iohnson, Coleman, Edwards, Beer, Doty, Widness, Yost, Ellison, R. Poole. Coach Twenge, Adviser. ROW III: Sapp,Hilderbrand, ,Taylor, Matheson, Oakerman, Iensen, Gamhee, Gill, Craig, Bennion. 96 cs. A. A. 30-40, my game! . . . sponsoring girls' tennis team . . selling coffee at the adult night classes lI'1l take mine black, please l . . . swims . . . skates . . . sponsoring noon intramurals . . . playdays . . . picnics . . . Officers: President, Rita Young . . . Vice President, Char- lotte Campbell . . . Secretary, Caroline Pond . . . Treas- urer,Iane Coon . . .Adviser, Miss DeMoss . . . Rita Young, President ROW I: Pond, Gray, Pope: Childs, Coates, Oitizinger, McFadden, ROW II: Ellison, Davis, Coon, Freeman, Campbell, Young, Hough. ROW III: Gathercoal, Daily, Gerrold, Roberts, Zeran, Thompson, DeMoss, Adviser. 97 Les Hilderbrand, President F. F. A. Future Farmers of America . . . future bread-winners. too . . . farm between 60 and 65 acres of land las a clubl . . . entering local, district, and state competition . . . work plus lots of fun . . . banquet . . . skating party .... field trips . . . Officers . . . President, Les Hilderbrand . . . Vice Presi- dent, Dave Crawford . . . Secretary. Calvin Hammond . . . Treasurer, Darrell Armstrong . . . Reporter, Merle Wisch- nofske . . . Sentinel, Bill Christensen . . . Adviser, Mr. Kabler. . . ROW I: Hazel, Nelson, Goff, Uhden, Christensen, Gray, R. Swanson, Terrill. ROW ll: Brown, Cate, Armstrong, Bennett, Thompson, Radford, Trenhaile, G. Christensen, Gallaher, Wilt. ROW Ill: Kabler, Adviser, Tremaine, Anderson, Crawford, Yarborough, D. Thompson, D. Hilderbrand, Harri- son, Smith, Pearl, O. Hilderbrand, Iimmerson. ROW IV: Powell, Tittle, Coon. L. Hilderbrand, Newton, Hammond, L. Thompson, Davenport, B. Christensen, Sedore. ' ROW V: Fretorott, Daniels, R. Christensen, Hanson, Oakerman, Wischnofske, Iakabosky, Allen, Scheele, Lueh- 9 3 ring, Graves. F. H. A. Ouch-my sunburn . . . retreat to the coast during spring . . . hobby nights . . . making cookies for Veter- ans Hospital in Roseburg . . . Cake and candy sales i Boy, can those girls cook! l . . . district meetings . . . state meeting held in Corvallis . . . parties with F.F.A. boys fVa1entine's Day backward partyl . . . Officers . . . Tena Mallow, President . . . Yvonne Har- vey, Vice President . . . Shirley Krieg, Secretary. . . Yvonne Kamrath, Treasurer . . . Donna Fox, Parliamentari- an . . . Ioyce Moser, Historian . . . Barbara Pape. Report- er . . . Miss Brumbaugh and Miss Bigei, Advisers . . . Tena Mallow. President ROW I: Koberstein, Pape, Steeprow, Pape, Dowd, Crawford, Whiteman, Mallow, Wrigglesworth, Knuth. ROW II: Riekenberg, Rawlings, Ellis, Grant, Swanky, Peters, Thurber, Harvey, Speers, Miss Bigei, Adviser, Kamlrath. ROW Ill: Onsdorif, Tilberg, Kane, Patapoif, Hogue, Fox, Miller, Dubbe, Hinton, Horton, Gerold, Hanson, Swa 118011. 99 Fire Squad Clang--Clang . . . it's only the fire drill . . .Fire squad members dash out to hold open doors, close windows . . .See that fire drills are carried out safely and in order . . . seventy- five members lsix lucky girlsl . . . Chief, Vern Ellison . . . Ass't chief, Mike Wetherbee . . . Captains iiive battalionsl . . . Bill Dingle, Bob Iensen, Bob Iohnson, Dick Pollard, Bob Schumacher . . . Adviser, Mr. Olson. Chief ROW I: Olson, Adviser, Crawford, Ellison, Langlon, Sapp, Iohnston. ROW ll: Porter, Gard, Burns, Koiord, Wetherbee, Schumacher, Beer, Barnes. ROW III: Taylor, D. Pool, Carlson, Pollard, Tate, Cramer, Lien, Irvin, Hickey. ROW l: Woods, Maxsen, Pulp, Hiveley, Lawrence. ROW II: Wanless, P. Kelly, Edwards, Crawford, Chandler, Shevalier, Callarman. ROW III: Swygard, Davenport, Friedman, Widness, Craig, Doly, Scott, W. Iohnson, Pugsley. ROW IV: Saling, P. Iohnson, Dingle, Herman, Pool, Sinnard, Anderson, Allen, Slinnetie. QNNW K..- -W.. .A QAX Q Y x xx hx v., -5 . .:s.q.g:C. X .X . ,... , ...X , Simi. .X wx :. XY sk N f S vs ,X .. - N. .. sfrggz 'NS55 .sw-1 - NS ss. . wxs K Om.. K .W-, .. M. M m .g, --x X 'x S 1 4 xv QNX X. 2 . - , ' . V X . . . . XX N mmm WWE .. 'flfif' Xi MW I .. - . . N... x ...Q x isis f XM ww? Avi. X K . x- .X X X Mi-.ici-fkv g N55 ...rg . - f. . RLS. 5833 xx as Xggx . X. gg V K M 5... L . A Q x.5..JTx, . t - xi , , . 1 D X E x FXR - X N Q' Q X .. x T X .. - fix S X N' 21- wwf - QS. N? Q if H -Qi- Nf S s M x N QNX -may .X Q SXSA X -xr . . Si, x . ' Q A P- X H ufgsq f.'i'kikXj . . iii 'E ' :iff 'S -4 Bill Cheney, President Hi C Club A change of name but not ot purpose . . . adopted new constitution . . . regular meetings opened with prayer. followed by singing and then a speaker . . . special proj- ect, furnishing vocal and musical numbers at Philornath Christian Fellowship . . . assisted in a program at Kings Valley . . . Officers: President, Bill Cheney . . . Vice President, Iohn Yost . . . Secretary-treasurer. Kathryn Young . . . Activ- ities Chairman. Dale Oakerman . . . Advertising Manager Gary Woodring . . . Adviser, Mr. Climer . . . ROW I: Garland, Taylor , Hayes, Moore, Swanson, Koberstein, Hoxworth, Beyerlein. ROW Il: Anderson, McGuire, Climer, Calhoun, Young, Sanders, Grant, Larsen, McGregor, Wegner. ROW III: Woodring, Gould, Tilberg, Golf, Anderson, Cheney, Hickey, Gould, Oakerman, 102 Helkey. Mr. Climer, Adviser. K K S . FWS . wwq. is 'LQ g g? Q5 Q- r , fl. Q Sv S 3? FE K AWE, . F Q V L gg 95 . I-ig Q mi, 'K T X 3 xx HN -5253 f X M wkt if ' X : fw- ' e X 11 xggw-i W H5351 my x iks L3 K? f asus 3 my SV ev f- .Q . S35 . ,ik ' ., ASX? Eg Us i 1? .3-W1 W X Q Q A ww,-ff pswsws .X .Q Q Camera Club No wonder my pictures didn't turn out-no film! . . . members learn how to take pictures the right way . . . have free access to the school dark room and all equipment . . . cooperated with OSC Photography Club in many projects . . . sponsored annual photo contest l Please lurn in your pictures-you might win a prize! . . . exchanged prize winning photos with Albany High School Camera Club . . . Officers: Arvid Lonseth, President . . . Norman Hughes, Vice President . . . Mary Hogue, Secretary-Treasurer . . . Mr. Spelbrink, Adviser . . . Arvid Lonseth, President I l w ROW I: Teal, Timmons, Rohmiller, Hayes HOW ll: McMorris, Hogue, Rodgers, Swanson, Larsen, Knuth, Garman. 104 ROW III: Davis, Smith, White, Mr. Spelbrink, Adviser, Lonseth, Hughes. fl NN. QammxMMN..wwwwww:w. 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'X 4 Rfxifvx X XX xx X.X i-Q f X X X is ' kcxx wk X XX. Q..X X Q Nl-af'-iv X lj SES A xxx. X X Q X , X X iff? X X - .XXV N: ix X XXQXXXXN: fs S Q .X. ..X. ,X vi Qqx xN fx xxx Xxi xxx X Q W Q N LSYAAQ X x.xx x A , N X .ilffff Ei.QQSQx lag R 'f - QQ ' Nw Ks 5 ,K xx , Q W ,N Y gi W X - Q is Qvwi, N - S as ' 'wrxm we G S ex, s 5 ar as 'wx as N R E53 1. , ,. ,XA N X Nw NA -5 . . f A N V 5551 mit Y E I me :1f.fagS: is xi, The Youth Center See you Saturday night at the Youth Center! . . . fora game of ping-pong . . . dancing to the juke-box . . . milk shakes and hot dogs at the snack bar . . . murals on the walls . . . painted by talented students . . . kids won television set . . . Miss Helen Poling, wonderful supervisor Betty Io Maxson, Bob Cramer. and Miss Poling at the fountain A typical Saturday night at the Youth Center - 109 r N MUSIC AND DRAMA Q-xv, K QfS3:N+'Q x , A is Xi N X x A .X -WMX H X N - , , g,x,.v H .. as: A nw www- f ik . ' , s y xxx A lx 'VI' X55 M W A - ' A Q15 N .f . J ..a.5 W .X XX at 4 . 1mQ A W W . , A , 2 ugh I J- 7' 4 111 A Cappella Choir l Oh those vocal-ezes fine-ma-mo-ma-mel . . . public per- formances . . . Christmas program . . . Musical Novelties show . . . Spring concert . . . Elks Club, Lions Club, and Rotary Club . . . Elks Memorial Service . . . writing themes for un- necessary noise . . . Officers: President, Earl Craig . . . Vice-President. Bob Cramer . . . Secretary, Marilyn Gould . . . Director, Mr. Lobbato. . . Earl Craig, President l ROW I: Shillings, Riley, Hess, Edaburn, Blanck, Nelson, Hiveley, Gould, Duncan, Andrews, Hogue, Daugherty, Rambo, Stewart, Woods, Foss, Riekenberg, Haskins, Dull. ROW II: Weigant, Moser, Perkins, Heideman, Young, Roisen, Nelson, Lien, Lonseth, Coiner, B. Iohnson, Cramer, Daily, Miller, Agnew, A. Craig. ROW III: Curtz, Smith, McCoy, Einarsen, Lukens, Pollard, Wetherbee, I, Iohnston, Hickey, Powell, Stinnette, Summers, Humble, Kaechele, Kelsey, Kitchen. ROW IV: Lobbato, Pringle, Welch, Samuels, Scott, Handy, Irvin, Saling, E. Craig, Mathe- son, Gill, Byrd, McCown, W. Iohnson, Herman, Callarman, W. Iohnson, Davenport, Priest, Swygard, Wanless, Chandler, Richardson. 112 Girls' Glee ROW I: Lobbato, Morgan, Ryker, D. Smith, Reith, Iackron, Wallace, Hunter, Neil, Pope, Breeding, Brandt, Patapoif, Manning. ROW ll: Duley, Windoxn, Allen, Abercrombie, Helkey, Iacobsen, Nelson, l... Whiteside, A. Smith, Starr, B. Freeman, D. Freeman. ROW llI: S. Whiteside, Dilley, Von Krosigk, Spears, Nickols, Yerian, Cooper, Hutchinson, Balls, Revels. ROW IV: Godlrey, Thacker, Coughlin, Guss, Luoto, Malone, Swygard, Gainey, Oxlord, Trent. Not Pictured: Clark, Grundy, Kasten, Shaddock, Van Cleave, Wheeler, Conklin. ROW I: Barker, Dow, Ewing, Obrist, Rohxniller, Burbank, Heck, Decker, Chandler, Moat, I. Modrell, D. Mo- drell, Lawrence, Moen. - ROW Il: I. Lobbato, Ferron, Freeman, Crawford, Hughes, Skutely, Baker, Stephens, Iackson, Giles, Barrett, Little, Sniith. ROW Ill: Greey, Iohnson, Dull, Priddy, Walls, Lee, Sager, Covey, York, Roberts, Gardner, McCutcheon. Not Pictured: Burright, Comer, Gibson, Goldberg, Hallman, Kirk, Passon, Thacker, Thurman. 113 Swing Choir , Seated: Cathy Curtz, Accompanist 1 ROW I: Dull, DuBois, Skillings, Thompson, Rosenvold, Daily, Heideman, Hess. HOW II: Weigant, Edaburn, Richardson, Lien, W. Iohnson, Walls, Wanless, Miller, Logsdon. w ROW III: Iohnston, W. Iohnson, Pollard, Craig, Cramer, Herman, lrvin. No! Pictured: Ramsay, Nelson. Spartanaires Lien, Powell, Iohnson, Cramer, Steward, accompanist, W. lohnson, Wcxnless, Herman, Irvin. 9 sa mu S5 xi N Ka . P ,RQ E . , 353 aw - bg - :RY 'K x. f in ivw .zw -1 sg K gf' ' gig 1? 'fi gi .ii Q S93 Nun .inf Gini Q -55:5 I '-in fl-is . A M Band l Oomp pah pah, Oomph pah pah . . . Practice makes t perfect iso they sayl . . . playing for basketball and foot- ball games . . . participating in Christmas show . . . Musical Novelties . . . Spring Concert . . . Dance Band . . . Lions' Minstrel Show . . . Doug Bennion, President . . . Denzil Porter, Vic:e-Presi- dent . . . Tena Mallow, Secretary . . . Louise Bates. Treasurer . . . Mr. Hinkly, Director . . 4 . l Doug Bennion, President t 1 1 ROW I: Lukens, Pond, Foss, Henderson, Barton, Pease, Gray. , ROW Il: Olson, R. Carlson, McConnell, White, Carpenter, Porter, Yunker. lyk will ROW III: Hinkly, N. Hughes, R. Benson, D. Johnson, D. Hickey, Quesinberry, Gerold, Rorrall, Bullard, K. Iohnson, Bellows, B. Kammerer, Rusk. ROW IVI Sanders. SCh1'09der. MCll'liIl. l. Anderson, B. Brown, D. Bennion, L. Bensen, M. Miller, S. Elliott, Corso, T. Kammerer, Woodring, I. Iohnson, Iorgenson, Harrison, Hinton, Dubbe. ROW V: Grant, Blacker, Murphy, Bates, Mallow, Hough, Henry, M. Hughes, Woods, Tischart, Lunde, White- man. Not Pictured: M. Ellis, L. Bates, S. Kendall, R. Miller, Bowen, L. Woods. 116 , J. Orchestra Shall we play that last piece again, only this time in tune? . . . practices at 8:00 A.M. . . . playing for school plays . . . Christmas program . . . Musical Novelties . . Spring Concert . . . baccalaureate . . . Officers for the year were . . . Betty Hess, President . . . Gary Chapman, Vice-President . . . David Halse. Secretary-Treasurer . . . A Betty Hess, President ROW I: Carlson, Davenport, Rawlings, Fore, Halse. ROW ll: Chapman, Harvey, Hess, Bennett, Lydall, Dubbe, Hinton, Iorgensen, Garman, Larson, Coates. ROW III: Henderson, Garland, Spencer, Bates, Pope, Grant, Gerold, B. Brown, L. Benson. ROW IV: Hinkly, Conductor, R. Benson, Hough, Pease, Borrall, Bullard, K. Iohnson. ROW V: Quesinberry, D. Iohnson, Hickey, White, Porter, Yunker, Henry, Stover. 117 Senior One Act Plays THE FLATTERING WORD Cast Mrs. Zooker . . . Barbara Albin Lena . . . . Opal Thompson Mrs. Rigley . . . Ieri Keene Eugene Tesh .... Bob lensen The Reverend Rigley . Bob Cramer HSUPPRESSED 'DESIRESH Cast Henrietta .... Beverly Nelson . . . Ann Roderick . Bob Iohnson YOURS AND MINE Cast Doctor Flowers . . . Stan Irvin Dad Flowers . . . . Al Lamb 'Widow Hooper . . . Nancy Duncan Kate Flowers . . Margaret Ramsey Knoll, Einarsen, Ewalt, Saling, Pease, Grant, Heide- man, Dorsey, Daily, Wanless, Henderson. U Spring Green Junior Class Play Nina Cassell Mrs. Rumble Scootie Mr. Putnam Tony Pinkie Dunk Bing Hotchkiss Genevieve Major Todd Billy Newton Todd Eula Hotchkiss Dr. Blodgett Officer Ryan CAST Caroleena Einarsen Carolyn Dorsey Hazel Pease Larry Ewalt Roberta Humble Deanne Daily Darrell Tate David Halse Ieanne Heideman Neil Saling Lee Grant Albert Chandler Sue Henderson Bill Knoll Bob Wanless ROW I: Chandler, Halse, Knoll, Pease, Humble, Heideman, Grant. ROW Il: Morse, Dorsey, Daily, Wanless, Tate, Ewalt, Saling, Quesinberry, Henderson, 120 Einarsen. Thespian Play Mr. Gilbreth Mrs. Gilbreth Ernestine Frank Iackie Dan Bill Fred Anne Lillian Martha Mrs. Fitzgerald Dr. Burton Ioe Scales Miss Brill Larry Smith, Ewalt, Quesinberry, Ward CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN Larry Ewalt Ieanne Smith Toni Ward Bill Quesinberry Marilyn Swygard Don Callarman Charles Hoyt Karl Brandt Beverly Nelson Ieris Daily Marjorie Morse Barbara Stinnette Bob Richardson Al Chandler Priscilla Gray Doug Bennion Standing: Brandt, Hoyt, Nelson, Bennion, Stinnelte, Chandler, Calla:-man, Gray, Smith, . - - - - - 121 Ewalt Sltlmg. Morse, Ward, Swygard, Daily, Quesmberry. W F ,L'Y' i SPCRT Football Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis Coaches Left to Right Forrest, Osborn, Holman, Badgley, Twenge, Niemi. Corvallis l3--- Corvallis I9 Corvallis 18-i- Corvallis I4 Corvallis I3 Corvallis 21 SEASONS RECORD Newberg I Bend Lebanon Gresham Eugene Springfield Salem l Sweet Home l Albany Q E E 5 Lett to Right ROW I: Edwards, D,oty, Scott, Bowers, Iolly, Coleman, Gibney, Schmidt, mgr. i E ROW Il: R. Mintken, Carlson, Harding, Cheney, F. Bennion, Widness, Taylor, Beer, Anderson, Kamrath, mgr. ROW III: Coach Niemi. Supp. Craig, Harmsen, Owens, Pool, Newton, Stinnette, Handy, C. Mintken, Coach Twenge. ROW IV: Irvin, D. Bennion, Schumacher, Ellison, Gould, Powell, Matheson, Gill, Smith. 124 Spartan football for the 52-53 season can be called a success, for the Spar- tans finished with a five-win-four-loss season, with the fifth win being a trampling 21-6 victory over Corvallis' Civil War rival, Albany. The Spartans started out at the beginning ol the season with a green team and missed the veteran men who had graduated. Under the able tutoring of Coach Twenge and Coach Niemi the Spartans improved and gained in ex- perience with each week and with every game that they played. The Spartans had their ups and downs throughout the season. They played their best brand of ball when they upset the highly touted Gresham Gophers and when they trampled the Albany Bulldogs. What's the secret. fellows? Ah-ha!! Got that one Let's plug that hole! I S E s J 31 E! 51 E, T 2 f H 3 sz Sl gs J i E w 5 2 4 E fi ,, Q ix f . , .. . ,N - X . x x . -. . . x -.mf-,A W-qwfxww W.:--,,M.f,.N L,-N . A xx X. ,. --i-NX,,.,.X-iw., W-A-ww,-f,..,m,.,,.,wNX , ., 1 Would it help to pray? Men who deserve recogni- tion are many. A iew of those who were outstanding in the line are-offense, Don Newton and Earl Craigg on defense. Dave Gould did an excellent job along with Dave Gibney. Loren Sapp. and Don Powell: on both offense and defense, Cap't.Vern Ellison and Doug Bennion were dynamos of en- ergy. flncidentally, Cap't.Vern Ellison pounced on 8 out of ll fumbles that Corvallis recov- ed from the opposition.l The backfield consisted of all Iuni- ors, with Wendell Scott, who led the Big Six in individual scoring, and Larry Edwards, outstanding on offense. with Mike Wetherbee, the only 3- year letterman, outstanding on defense. All in all, the Spartans had a successful season. Fake out He's had it! Sparhahes Leit to Right: ROW If Peterson. Wunless, Gilbert. Ivndcrhl. Gdthercoal, Gretz, Chase, Bullard, Shevalier, Corso, Whites ROW II: W. Iones, Woodring, Doty, Stinnette, S. Iones. Saling, Iohnson, Frazer, Webb, Brandt, Samuels. ROW III: Coach Badgley, Derrickson, Widness, Allen, Heitzxnan, Wood, Pool, Gretz,-Warren, T. Smith, Young er, D. Smith, Coach Holman. Lett to Right: ROW I: H. Anderson, Kendall, Van Valin, Younger, Fairchild, ROW Il: Aubry, Raw, Scott, Bryan, Craig, Kochis, McCracken, ROW III: Smith, Harrison, Griffin, Williamson, Lee, Hitchings, gant, Brainard, Coach Forrest. ROW IV: Christensen, Carpenter, Lunde, Gambee, Renshaw 1 Cramer, Williams, Packer, Ellis, Staley, Taller Held, Freeman, Derrickson, Anderson, Sprinkle Siegner, Brewer, Blacker, Wagner, Hall, Wei- Gardner, Ramsay, Butts, McCutcheon, Rusk Manager Bob Coiner, and Coach Tom Holman Basketball Under the able tutorship of Coach Holman, the Spar- tan basketball team turned in a better than average season, with a 14 win, 10 loss record. The team didn't go as far as We would have liked to have seen them go. but they played good clean ball all season. Everyone played as a member ot the team, instead of as an individual. Captain Bob Iensen led the team both on the floor and in the free-throw percentage depart- ment. Center Dave Gambee led the team in scoring as wel las the Big Six scoring race. ROW l: Doty, Edwards, Sapp, Taylor, Roe, Crawford, Coach Holman. ROW ll: Coleman, Powell, Matheson, Gambee, Iensen, Koiord, Langton. Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis S23SOl'l.S RZCOTA 48 McMinnville 49 37 Iunction City 33 32 Medford 41 58 Medford 45 56 Eugene 51 44 Seaside 50 44 Astoria 55 40 Albany 45 52 Eugene 35 39 Q Springfield 51 43 Salem 4l 55 Lebanon 43 46 Iunction City 38 49 Sweet Home 39 39 Salem 51 58 Lebanon 43 54 Springfield 58 44 Cottage Grove 45 64 Sweet Home 37 52 Bxend 42 50 Bend 4l 54 Albany 45 51 Toledo 36 5B Albany 67 l 177 1081 The team finished in a five-way tie in the Big Six when they beat our arch-rival, Albany, 54-45. This also threw the Spartans into a tie with Albany for a first place in the Eastern Division of District 7. With only three seniors on the team, the squad was relatively inexperienced at the beginning ot the sea- son. As the season progressed, the squad became more and more experienced as they played some of the top teams in the state. Showing their real worth as the season came to a close. the Spartans won ten out of their last fourteen games. Summing up the season, we can be proud of our team. They did cr good job this year and we can ex- pect as much next year. 131 l P I V -xx 5: b: mx if R digs? -an X M S i , 3 S f Q K lv f..- M X f f-- ' QQ X ' g m , Q H3 f 1 - .QTX 4 , , Q x .X Q, K ,NM X , W M X N: 5,3 Q X 5 K F3 X' X X f Y f i , in ' 'Q X, ' N-.....,..., i X fr xx X s - i 13-, District Tournament-C.H.S. Second Place A The Spartans, by tying for first in District 7 play, landed a place in the District tournament. The team went in as an underdog but came out as second place winner. In the iirst game, the boys rolled over Toledo 51 to 36. Corvallis had control of the entire game, the fellows playing together as a well balanced team. As Albany had beaten Newport, we played the Bulldogs in the finals. The story of this game was that both teams played hard and fast to the finish, but Albany played a little better and won 57 to 58. All the boys played good hard ball and were true sportsmen. We can be justly proud of our teamsand coaches. Capt. Bob Iensen holding trophy. 134 Coach Badgley and Manager Tom Shideler J.V. Basketball With a 16 win and only 5 loss record,-we can certainly say that the Sparbabe basket- ball team turned in a very good season. Coach Badgley did an excellent job at the reins, as the record shows. Kent Matheson was high point man for the season, but Ierry Handy and Fred Bennion were just a few points behind respectively. Keith Borrall turned in the best free-throw record with a .733 percentage. Looking back over the season, we are proud of the record the team compiled and know that most of the boys will make a good account of themselves on the varsity teams oi the future. KNBELING: Swygard, Stinnette, Sletto, Bennion, Handy, Gard. STANDING: Shideler, Grahm, Borrall, Lunde, Walters, Gambee, Beer, Coach Badgley. 135 Traclc With only five returning lettermen, Coach Olson will be faced with a rebuilding season. It's a 'young team with lots of promise. Returning lettermen are Bob Byrd, Ron Taylor. Iohn Yost, Iim Bienhoff and Vern Ellison-the only two-year lettermen. The team should turn in a fair season with cr few records tied or broken. fl Coach Olson ROW l: Mgr. Kelly, Sletto, Bienholl, Yost, Taylor, Iolly, Shirley, McCormick, Warren, Hovey, Bowers, Brown, Coach Olson. ROW ll: Wood, Byrd, Oakerman, Swygard, Gould, Hammond, Saling, Macy, Gretz, Horning, Iones. Brown, Bowers, Bienhoff J.V. Track ROW I: Welsh, Sullivan, Griffin, Leonhardy, Berry, Oetjen, Gott, Chase, Robinett, Iohn- son. ROW II: Houghton, Morse, Saling, Gretz, Erickson, Iohnston, Stinnette, Smith, Peterson. ross Country Slettog Sitting: Brown, Shirley, Sletto, Widness, Yost, McCormick, Bienhott. Standing: Couch Olson, White, Johnson, Oakerman, Hovey, Chan, Macy. The Spartan Cross Country team, under the leadership of Paul Iohnson. had just a lair season this year with the squad consisting mainly of sopho- mores and juniors. The high-light of the season was when Leonard Sletto won the Iunior Varsity Cross Country Crown. Boxing This was boxing's second year at C.H.S. under the able direction of Coach Richard Thaw. Boxing is not an inter-school sport but more of a recreational activity carried on by the boys tor their own enjoyment. The high-light of the year was the Blue-C Smoker, at which there were several bouts with boxing members as participants. The boys all enjoyed their iistic season, feeling that they had learned something while having a good time. and they are look- ing forward to next year's season. Sitting: Lester, Prell, Masey, Yost, Coach Thaw Standing, Derrickson, E.g Uhden, Barstow, Dar- rell, Barstow, Dennis, Tourville. Wrestling Three Spartan wrestlers participated in the State Tournament this year. They were, Vern Ellison, Les Hilderbrand, and Gordon Gretz. Nineteen boys turned out for the squad, and it can be said that they all participated and had a good time in doing so. The number of boys that turned out this year wasn't quite large enough to shape a Well-rounded squad. but Coach Niemi hopes to see more boys turn out next year. ' :Yi et Coach Niemi: Standing: Iolley, Hilderbx-and L., Ellison, Hughes, Wood, Hilderbrand K., Derrickson, I., Gretz, Tischart. Sittingg Horton, Wirth, Oetjen, Mintken, Chase, Brown, Der- rickson, E. 13 9 Basehall I The team, from all reports, should have a fair season. The schedule is very tough but Corvallis is ranked as a dark horse in the district. The Spartans have a young team with only five letterrnen. The one-year Iettermen are Larry Ed- wards, Mike Wetherbee, Ken Burns, and Wenclall Scott. Frank Beer is the veteran, being a two-year letterman. The fellows that will be starting and playing most are: Catchers. L. Doty and Edwards. Pitchers: Burns, Wetherbee and Gam- nion and Beer. Outiielders: Scott, Handy, DeYoe and Sapp. I Coach Bcrdgley, Mgr. Kamrath ROW I: Sapp, Handy, Scott, Wetherbee, Burns, Beer, Younger DeYoe, Peer, Edwards. Coach Badgley. ROW II: Mgr. Kamrath, L. Doty, Gibney, Tourville, Borrall, Matheson, Gam- bee, Owens, Roe, Rozendall, W. Doty, Bennion. 140 1 1. bee. Infielders: Younger, Matheson, W. Doty. Gibney, Ben- Date March 24 26 30 April 4 7 8 10 14 17 18 21 24 28 May 1 2 5 8 12 21 -12 l4- -22-23 15 Season's Schedule Team Place Toledo Here Iunction City Here Iunction City There Bend There Lebanon There Springfield There Salem Here Edwards, L. Doty Albany There Lebanon Here Eugene Here Sweet Home Here Sweet Home There Salem There Albany Here Eugene Here tOpenl tOpen for make-up gamesl Springtield Here tPlay-oils between l5ists.l ' STATE TOURNAMENT AT ALBANY Handy, Scott Borrall, Bennion, Gibney, Beer Burns, Wetherbee, Gambee, Owens, Rozendall Sapp, DeYoe, Roe, Tourville W. Doty, Peer, Matheson, Younger J.V. Baseball KNEELING: Carlson, Humble, Applegate, B. Brainard, Prell, Kochis, Younger. ROW l: Graham, Mclntyre, Iones, Allen, Mitchell, Woodring, Hahn, Daugherty, Endicott Coach Holman. ROW ll: I. Brainard, Galhercoal, Larsen, Wirth, Gcrmbee, Lunde, Carpenter, Iones, Widness Tourville, Reger, Anderson. Intramural Winners Dee Fulp admires a planter at Leading Floral Company. 458 Madison Street LEADING FLORAL COMPANY 'Phone 3-3424 ECIRVALLIS -- CIREGUN A ROBERTS' BROS. STORE lean 'Rampton and Karen Kendall look at a sports jacket shown to them by Ian Bogart at Nolan's. 145 DUBOIS Cleaners. Tailors. and Furriers Ianei Andrews goes to Dubois lor the tops in quality. 351 Madison Sl. Phone 3-3751 1 CGRVALLIS HARDWARE HEATING PLUMBING Housnwnnss nnmo 'rnnnvlslou 9. Phone 3-7303 l37 Soulh 3rd 146 Bob Schumacher looks at cz De Walt Power Scrw sold at Corvallis Hardware. 4 BALL STUDIO Established in 1912 Photographers with a National Reputation Phone 3-5721 309 leiierson Corabel Church and Ann Roderick look over Q some of the pictures taken by Ball Studio. HOLMAN'S Ianet Miller serves a group of girls at R E S I A A U R A N I - Ho1man's Sunnybrook Restaurant. 119 South 3rd Street 147 Hoping this year for a Lane Cedar Chest- ure Sue Woods and Betty Io Maxson. Shupe Furniture Company SERVING BENTON COUNTY SINCE 1915 252 Madison Street WQMUJ SPORT CENTER Fishing. Hunting and Skiing Supplies 308 South 3rd Phone 3-3529 148 Dick Olson shows Nan Giliillcrn cmd Ieri Keene some of the skiing supplies carried by Vern's Sport Center. ALWAYS FIRST- QUASJTY! Shop at Penney's and Save Lloyd Herman shows Gary Horton a sport shirt at Penney's, are and 'Madison Corvallis- 0229011 HOME OI' THE WYLER INCAFLEX WATCH WITH THE DOUBLE GUARANTEE SPARTANS YOU WILL I-'IND COLEMAN'S A MODERN PLACE Mr. Coleman shows Iim Van Loan and Larry Edwards the To SHOP I,-on Wyler Incailex Watch. WATCHES IEWELRY SILVERWARE RINGS CHINA CRYSTAL A. E. Coleman IEWELER 255 Madison Corvallis Established 1927 149 Nmmes. Eunice Hively looks over the wide selection of giftwares at Whiteside's4 THIRD 6. MADISON CORVALLIS, OREGON PHONE 3-6646 Graham and Thorp A large store V devoted entirely to tootwaref' 136 South 3rd Street Phone 3-4777 150 Doug Bennion tries on a pair of shoes at Graham and Thor P Continue your Schooling with cr New Typewriter! SALES - SERVICE - RENTALS A 344 S. 2nd Mrs. Henderson shows Charlotte Haskins and Nancy Duncan the- Magic.Margin on the new Royal Portable HENIlERSON'S BUSINESS MACHINES Phone 3-5562 l block South of Post Office Corvallis. Oregon Dorothy Gathercoal shows Frank Beer some of the plants at Kessey's Flowers. Kessey's Flowers 308 MONROE PHONE 3-5115 CORVALLIS, OREGON 151 KELVINATOR APPLIANCES POWER 6- HAND TOOLS HOUSEWARES ELECTRIC 6 PLUMBING SUPPLIES Mr. Churnholm shows Wendy Smith and Roberta Humble the Kelvinator refrigerator. lIHARNHOLM'S HARDWARE 121 South 4th Street Phone 3 8511 ELEVENTH STREET GRIICERY AN I.G.A. STORE Wally Pease, Prop. 1111 Van Buren DIAL 3 7391 152 Gene Scheftler looks over the fruit display at the 1 lth Street Grocery MATT MATHES FLOWERS CORSAGES SPRAYS GIFTWARES BLUMS 2013 Monroe Bob Cramer hands Bob Byrd cz corsage box to deliver Phone 3-7411 zbflvgtuat F000 MARKET Buying groceries are Louie Hartman, Sue McCann, Iudy Voorhies, cmd Lucy Sinncxrd. DOLLAR WISE QUALITY WISE ALWAYS BETTER BUYS Phone 3-4461 153 NIIMEOGRAPHING Complete Letter Shep Service ADDRESSING MAILING TYPING We specialize in pleasing our customers MAXSUN BUSINESS SERVICE 457 Madison Phone 3-84 ll LES 81 BOB'S SPORTINO 00008 I Athletic Equipment O Hunting and Fishing Supplies I Gunswltepaired Phone 3-4121 127 South 4th Street Corvallis. Oregon 1 504 Dick Pollard and Earl Craig look over the sports equipment at ,Les and Bobfs Sporting Goods. CBOSLEY TELEVISION DEEPFREEZE HAMILTON DRYERS BLACKSTONE WASHERS Terry Christensen pushes cz refrigerator to the truck at Star Trading Center STAR TRADING CENTER AY'S Bev Nelson and Devonu Modrell look over the good things to eat at one oi Dcxy'st many food counters. mvsg . T Sth and Monroe A load oi kids order hamburgers at the In and Out Drive HAMBURGERS HOT DOGS MILK SHAKES SODA POP CANDY NEAR THE HIGH SCHOOL ON THE Sth STREET HIGHWAY A1 33 H SMODERN6 FREEZING ...J i The SW AND STORAGE '33f'ff?. 'T' X for j Sh0pp0l'S Lockers. Groceries. and Meats B9 925 North 9th Mc 6Rf60k3' Phone 3-6667 Y -V Y- Virg Jensen Paint, Wallpaper, and dad Linoleum Company 1 Howard? ICE CREAM 353 Monroe WE SELL nurcn nov Pnnrrs 3 Lmouzum ' wnurnrnn 3 ' o 214 3rd Phone 37724 SHAKES SODAS SANDWICHES SUN DAES 459 Madison Phone 3-3512 Phone 3-3621 CORL'S BO0K SHOP . Deanne Daily and lean Heidemun look at . Schoul Supplies sheet music and books at Corl's Book Shop. 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