Corvallis High School - Chintimini Yearbook (Corvallis, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1954 volume:

7m'Zez ADMINISTRATION . 5 SCHOOL LIFE . . 17 SENIORS . . 33 CLASSES . . . 59 ACTIVITIES . . . 77 MUSIC AND DRAMA . . 119 SPORTS . . . . . 131 ADVERTISING . . 158 52 ,fl x .--v A.-p....N. gl- 2, , v. if il vsp f Z z: ,- 'Sfv ,L 1, ' at W4...,.......f' ' . 11 s 1? f W 3 ff 5 ' ' i it s Q 7 is .L Y XE' gp J e , K? 4 4 2- X 3. 3- N xx, - Q 22 U X X 1,2 , W V-M .X M. ,-: ,.w.a-1 'f P :IFE 'R I - -gg. .sexS?:LsQy1 f' - - I mf ,. -if ' '27 W 9 A ,H F W, 4 H s 4 , .,:+ Ex Q W I t f I e A K S -'X S'f' ff' . G J, x Q 4 'Y' - , ,A Af- i,. ' .. Q, r Between the Cascades and the stormy sea, Stands like a sentinel, Chintimini. Mid winter snows and summer sun it keeps, A vigil while the peaceful valley sleeps. In years long past on its green mountain slopes A kindly people built their future hopes. While red skinned foes upon her ,people crept, A maid alone with God her vigil kept. She warned her tribe before it was too late. They safely in the woods escaped their fate. Be you a goddess or I1 voice long stilled, Both red and white mart to your story thrilled. Oh maiden of this mount ot sun and sky, To thee Chintimini we humbly cry. May you with God's help ever taithlul stand, To guard the peace you brought unto this land. Bill Knoll it eqead af dammena is ix M K Www Wi 3 1...-. ' ern- QLXE x' 51 I? 2, ' 5 vf'1 E 'Q M' T 2 3 W 5 4 5 1 5 1 g f W4 5 1 if S' . u. :M-'LK J, fqnfmdndeifmldan fJ LJ a Y 'Eb- Q9 'x i A aw I X NX: A Us 5 H ' .. Q..-.. .-...Q , -am- o Q 1 1 qn-1. 1, f f' 5'-f -4.2 ...,.,Q...- f R NXT'.Z1,, :ff N I X f Z WK X N WY xx' Vf rx M: yu 1 I w w-r 1 Sf 'NM Xie MQW' Q LA W Pig' 5 1 5 Yi M v,, , X A v -:IA H I - i Fawn! ' The faculty cmd administration of Corvallis High School extend to each of you best wish- es for your future success and hope that the school has made a positive contribution which will help insure this success. Your Chintimini will serve to remind each of you of your school friends, of your success- es and failures, and of your hopes for the future. May all these memories be pleasant. Ray W. Hardman Ray W. Hardman, Principal. Office Staff: Nancy Harding, Office Secretaryg Gloria Iensen, Switch' hoard Operatorg Mariglee Blacker, Secretary to the Principal. 6 2 A 4 my . Mwwwff- Q xii, 1 .r Aff- 7 , ' M33 22 ff,- vrmig 'N ,wg I, r A Q 3, sg A if 97? 2 ff 'ii X 43? Mm- '35 X I , . fi A if :Liz A eff. if , yi 1 . 5 'W 5 gs , 34 YEA 5, 2152525 X My ,,g. . K5 za Q Ktgsi EQ ? 4 fi 1? ,Nag 5 ,N 5 if . 'Q ' u r w, A, f ' LM Q Q ' kg Z ! ' Q, ' X x 5 a , 5? . gf , is ' . 3 x 5 E H . 1 2-j'.4.f,i 'jx 2- . 'iff 'iw Sf - ' ' - ., Qsefslw 3 , .yy , X A gl ' A um '- KK E N L wp' Y l figs , A f 5 , Q 'Q if-X32 ' A ,S , fxs u?852K Y I X 4 . K L 1 ., s . , e - x , f 4-,-'1 X Q Z 1 H Aga' .gl Aw 1 . ,,.,-,-H v 1 ,QB Kyo ,4- Fred Quale, American Problems, Alfred Ladendorlf, Iournalism, American History, Vernon Barkhurst, U. S. History, American Problems, Ruby Ruth Smith, English, Speech William Reedy, English, Ethel Ranney, English. Clell Conrad, English, Social Educationg Howard Forrest, English, Social Education, Mathematicsp Max McKinney, Vice-Principal, French, Belva Weichner, English, Social Education, Lating Evelyn Iacobs, Library. is wir Olin Metzer, English, Social Studies, Oscar Christensen, English, Social Education, Olga Carlson, English, Social Education, Roland Hall, English, Social Education: Ruth Hess, English, Social Education, Margaret Watkins, English, Social Education. , ,W x Mabel Patton, Mathematics, Stanley Strong, Mathematics: lack Climer, Mathematics, Driver Training, Norman Stone, Mathematics, lose Moritz, Mathematics, Daphne Schainck, Mathematics, Driver Education. Mary Bragg, Commercialg Cara Lee Nyberg, Homernaking, Verna Larsen, Commercial, Madeline Brumbaugh, Homemakingg Lee Spitznogle, Commercial, Spanish, Bill Bilyeu, D. E., T. I., Director ol Night School. . A ,fs 92-oi-w4,,,, we WSQQQVM. Neil Saling, Industrial Arts, Woodwork, Ivan Burkert, Stage, Art, Industrial Arts, Roby Golf, Industrial Arts, Metal Work: Maurice Bullard, Vice-Principal, Mechanical Drawing L+, Gene Badgley, Physical Education, Thomas Holman, Physical Education, Science, Health, Richard Twenge, Physical Education, Carnie Fontaine, Physical Education, Velda Brust, Physical Education, Fred Osborn, Director of Athletics. 1 'si ts,-131' get , ? ' 5 5 f y n f' . ,.,,! ,WM Harris Olson, Health: Donald Kab er, Agriculture, Perry Spelbrink, Science, Richard Thaw, Science, Mary State, Dean of Girls, Family Lileg Arvid Niemi, Science. Q,-fi? w, X Ray Hinkly, Band, Ioseph Lobbato, Vocal Music, Lynn Lawrence, Orchestra Clarence Bates, Art. Mr. Trent, Head Custodian. Mrs. Belnap, Mrs. Britton, Cooks. 12 'SEN , . ..., . N e WK 4 .I vw vt I pf' M , Na 1, W,,wfD 3 Mi? , H1 A' W ' A 4' f i -' Q 1 ,fix Q -aw fr Q., , 'Ig my If IA.gjIIIf,IIII gf . I 5EgfMiI.,v,I, I.I1I .M-QI ..V 1 -.-, 5 gig.: I - V new , I, v ,I, I-2 , .QI ,, r an E5 53 an ,, - xN,, I IIIIX -MI. 1 I ,. I3 , fig, . I ,QQ . . I ff P sa? nf 5 ,Ms 4.1 .t M wwnzm-.W fe Q': 41 .wr 5 1 ,X 7. ff e e fif f' P A .,., , I. ' 'X Q- ix f- W Nw - f kt . IQ-I X5 'Nw WA, 2 'I Ma gk ,, I W . N 'Q If ,kb If I. ,ax we FI New we ,M Iohn Chan, President Donna Morse, Secretary Ianet Timmons, Assistant Treasurer: Miss Larsen, Audi- tory David Halse, Assistant Treasurer. my 14613 I ffl! Betty Koeppe, Treasurer Don Lamb, Vice-President X Zudea! ' X 8054! ss. Pwr! we if a..fle,.+ First Semester. Row I: McMichael, Blacker, Plumley, Holloway, Pease, Hise, Richardson, Carlson, Abele, Clark. Row 2: Iorgenson, Malone, Sorenson, Hayes, Thompson, Koeppe, Morse, Smith, Brandt, Breeding, Modrell, Riley, Wirth. Row 3: Abercrombie, Graham, Thayer, I. Chan, Edwards, Beer, B, Chan, Aubrey, Harvey, Patton, Gathercoal, Newton. Row 4: Dalton, Crowe, Berry, Iolley, Cheney, Decker, Lamb, Matheson, Schefller, Cummings, Ewalt, Saling, Second Semester, Row l: Lee, Pease, Richardson, Kaiser, Modrell, Horton, Meyer, Heide- man, Shirley, Myer. Row 2: Cartwright, Luato, Breese, Sfnith, Osborn, Morse, Patton, Gould, Richer, Brandt Ramsey. Row 3: Lamb, Berry, Roe, Webb, Lotz, Hall, McCutcheon, Wirth, Mclntyre. Row 4: Scheele, Kolord, Ewalt, I. Chan, Graham, Edwards, Yost, Sprinkel, B. Chan Breeden, Carpenter, Iohnson. 7 X25 ug ,x 534 W 4 .W ALL SHAvz J , fbi? Q 'L XP Km 30 fb? cfm' sg ig Nw 11 D rf ww LQ '44-R Sedan! .life 1 1 -1 1 4 1 1 4 1 1 4 v 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 I I 1 1 1 1 1 A MV ' Signing up for another year ct hard lcxbor. , ... .A Wha!'s your commission, Mrs, Smith? 'fx , 5 Y Z an M- Q . g ' X of :Q N. 1 .., 0 ' Pu , X 'fy ' I ' . 5 ,ge .' M., 1 W' c 1 A fx 1 . :rw M 0000 v if S 5 J n fm' -, 1 - z , i sl Fearless Funny present saga of the Old West -1 so 5 UMA All set for the Albany game A tense moment ot the Eugene game. - .x,,, :RW A K 'W , X wr f 'Q www A .- .P -. K f wx if ff CMH 'IR SW ,, ,. . r , si' Xt wx ATN .XJ N King Ron Taylor and Queen Claudine Lukens of Midnight Mischief. W Time out at CI rally dance. V .H H v T. W 3 L The Stcrdusters provide some mellow music. , v bww Q . w k 51. 7 A, x .- Ai Q , h W Q? f X lui 4, 1 'A fi, S' f' X I 1 ,M 'P B ' in ffl fn X Q .TV R 5, 'ff gr - -my ': 1 F. :V it ,L ,,, V ja Q, Q 9355 ,V M 5 Qi' ' , ' if' N -3: nw X ' . 'hi -- V fzz Q 4: , 'L-3. ,gf at 1 QSWV V im? 'M at .ig 15 r 'K v W Q sm 30 f , my I1 -X QW Q x Rugged action in the Eugene game. The foam ciboui to Q0iUI1dCf way in the Flex, I Loyal Spartans off 'O cm O-1fOf tOvVIlQC1IIlC. f ,, 455 H' Y fiixvsjix ,F fm S fa ml., gsm K swmx 'r Q Einste-ms, 1.g.,show how IYS done in Advanced Algebra. Fuiure seomstresses pruciice in Home EC. K. The big stretch in girls P.E .ms A 5 Agp. A '12W V 1 in xi, 'U' WJ ---an-. ,W if ' 'wk f' X 5.-F -X y We . 5 mg y 25 A V j 33,19 M335 gas WA , . .s.i ga J ,mm v l W-5 .5 4, 1,5SS2,f2'z'-ifgig N A wi... fr 3 ww Qlwgffka VF? f- vwafii., 51 fgji- 43: ' ' H 'f1g,,Zgm.:f X f f .XY -.L xp! , av. ,113-Li . 1 x 'f kiwi? 1 ' Hg xx .24 M f msflil' A ' V 'f ,L x K ? R ' ,H A 3 all , HJ, A 4 1. wsfvm 1 '? M n, 1 fbfxff- 3 'K ' '2lS.1ff .. , 4' maxi-. m A4 . ww ,W A . 7 v1-1 ? Orr! - Wk An Inu-ruutiomxl Relations panel ol foreign students. X. wi Gl' its NX . Formal Y-Tc-on mil1Gl1on Action in the Blue C Smoker Q W 3 A V' if -L- Fl ' A Ni Give 'em the Spartan spear, Iohnny! Keep your eye on the old apple Frank! 'Q Q.. uf S I fi .f ' K , 'N . 1 x L A 'N 'A N L 1 if AI' .,gik.4., 9,4 .3 N K Va .X .Ai x X' .Rf 'Q N Ng x' A Q 9 rf ' fi . P T--,A Q-' , L Q , Qin , ' , , Aw 1 I 'H f ' A A Q ,S er , 1 1- ,, 154. F T .5 ' ' L' Q , P x WA Q N, A ff, ' . 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Frank Bennett, Sherry Bentsen, Roger Berry, lim Borden, Herb Boswell, lean Brandt, Marlis Ann Briggs, Nancy Bronson, Ierry Brown, Vance 35 Bullard, Bob Burns, Ken Cagle, Bev Calhoun, Kay Carlson, Dean Carr, Barbara Chan, Iohn Chandler. Al Cheney, Bill Christion, George Climer, Mary Ellen Coleman, Iim Cook, Ioy Coon, Vernon Crawford, Vern 36 Cropsey, George Cummings, Glen Cuniff, Rex Daily, Deanne Davis, Darlene Davis, DeEtte Davis, Edna Davis, Ierry Denue, Dorothy Dingle, Ieanne Dorsey, Carolyn Doty, Warren Downing, Donna Dubbe, Pat Dull, Pat 37 Edwards. Larry Einarsen, Caroleena Ellis, Susan Ellison, Virginia Ewalt, Larry Finnell, Al Frazier, Allen Gambee, Dave Gathercoal, Dorothy Gerold, Dorothy Gilbert, LeRoy Gillaspie, Pat Godfrey, Mary Ann Gould, Marilyn Grant, Lee 38 Graves. Blayne Graves. Wayne Gray, Priscilla Greey, Kathleen Gretz, Gordon Haggenmiller, Ierry Hahn, Bruce Haith, Chalmer Halse, David Hammond, Ruth Hannay, Claudia Harmsen, Ron Hartman, Louie Harvey, Dorothy Hathaway, Dorothy 39 Heideman, Ieanne Henderson, Sue Herman, Lloyd Hess, Richard Hill, Helen Hiner. Don Holten, Bev Horton, Gary Hough, Marylin Hovey, Leonard Hughes, Merrill Hughes, Norman Humble, Roberta Iimmerson, Gene Iohnson, Doug 4 0 Iohnson, Faye Iohnson, Ken Iohnston, lim Iolley, Ron Iondahl, Lee Iorgenson, Shirley Kaechele, Nancy Kasten, Rosella Kinderman, Barbara Knoll, Bill Koeppe, Betty Koford, Dick Kortemeier, Paul Langton, Bob Larse, Katherine 41 McDonald, Myrtlemay McDonnal, Fred McDuffy, Iune McFadden, Kathryn McGregor, Delene Nelson, Betty Sue O'Mara, Arlene Paden, Ioan Passon, Dave Patton, Doris Pease, Hazel Perkins, Lois Peters, Ierry Phipps, Elwyn Pippin, Barbara 43 Pond, Caroline Pope, Kathy Pringle, Ron Pykonen, Carol Pyle, Gaylord Quesinberry, Bill Rands, Dick Reiley, Shirley Richardson, Bob Riley. Harriet Roberson, Wanda Roe, Tom Rozendal, Bob Sager, Tym Sahleen, Doug 44 Gae Saling, Neil Sanders, Barbara Sanderson, Rudy Saner, Mabel Schamp, Frank Scheele, Harold Scheffler, Gene Scott, Iohn Scott, Wendell O.e,A,hP I 5-on-5' M35 Shafer, Caroline Shirley, Charles Sinnard, Lucy Sinnard, Tom Skillings, Louise Skutley, Ioyce 4 NV 3 5 Smith, Betty lean Smith, Bill Smith, Terry Smith, Wendy Spencer, Annadele Spencer, Mary Ann Stanley, Nancy Stenbakken, Phyllis Steward, Ruth Stockton, Faith Summers, Loretta Sutherland, Reg Swygard, Iim Talley, Melva Taylor, Ron 46 Ten Napel, Shirley Thacker, Ieannette Thayer, Tim Thompson, Carroll Thompson, Gene Thorne, Evelyn Timmons, Icmet Tornow, Phyllis Tourville, Vance Tremaine, Dick Uhden, lack Uppendahl, Don Van Loan, lim Voorhies, Iudy Walker, Waynard 47 Wanless, Bob Warren, Ken Webb, Bob Wegner. Arlyne Wheeler, Douglas Wheeler, Mary Ann White, Chuck Whiteman, Nedra Widness, Ron Williams, Ramon Wilson, Gary Wischnofske, Merle Wood, Roger Yost, Iohn Young, Betty 48 N N KE E Young, Kathryn NOT PICTURED: Bob Carlson, Harvey Halsey, Don Moon ' 261 AGNEW, BEVERLY ELAINE--Girls League l.2.3,45 A Cap- pella Choir 3.45 D.E. 45 Girls Glee I5 International Re- lations 3,45 Ir. Red Cross 2, Secretary 25 Mixed Chorus 25 Sparskis 2.3.45 Tri-Y 3.45 Y-Teen 1.2. Vice-President 2. ALLEN. LINTON EDWARD-Boys League 35 Camera Club 45 F.F.A. l.2.3.4, Sentinel 45 Football l,2,3.4. ANDREWS. CONNIE MARIE-Girls League l,2,3.4. BATES, HELEN LOUISE-Student Council 2,35 Girls League l.2.3,45 Band 1.2.3. Treasurer 35 Chintimini 45 Grandioso 3.45 International Relations 3.45 Ir. Sales 35 Orchestra 35 Pep 45 Tri-Y 3.4. Treasurer 45 Y-Teen l,2. BEER, FRANK SCHOLI.-Class President l5 Class Council 45 Student Council 1,45 Boys League 2.3.45 Sergeant-at- Arms 25 Baseball l,2.3.45 Basketball 1.2.35 Blue C 2.3.4, President 45 Fire Squad 2.3.45 Football l.2,3.45 Hi-Y 2.3. 4. Sergeant-at-Arms5 Ir. Red Cross 15 Pep 4. Yell Lead- er 4. BENNETT. SHARON M.-Girls League l,2.3.45 F.F.A. 2.3.45 Hi C 2.3.45 International Relations 45 Ir. Red Cross 3. BENTSEN. PHILIP ROGER-Boys League 3.45 Band l,2.3. 45 F.F.A. I5 Orchestra 2.3.4. BERRY. IAMES MARTIN-Student Body Vice President 35 Executive Council 3,45 Class 'Council 25 Class President 45 Student Council 3.45 Boys League 2.3.45 Basketball 25 Fire Squad 45 Key Club 2.3.45 Senior Class Play 45 Hello Week Chairman 45 Transfer 2, Falls Church, Virginia. BORDEN. HERB-Boys League 2.3.45 Band 1.2.35 F.F.A. l,2,3.4. BOSWELL, ELENA IEAN-Mixed Chorus l. BRANDT. MARLIS ANN HILDA-Girls League I-,2.3.45 Girls Glee I5 International Relations 45 Stage Craft 2. BRIGGS. NANCY ANN-Girls League 2.3.45 International Relations 3.45 Ir. Red Cross 2.3.45 Sparskis 45 Tri-Y 3.45 Y-Teen 25 Transfer 2. Coos Bay, Oregon. BRONSON. GERALD MORRIS-Football 35 Transfer 3. Albany. Oregon. BROWN. VANCE EUGENE-Student Council 35 Boys League 2.3.4. Secretary-Treasurer 45 Cross Country 35 Fire Squad 45 Hi C 45 Key Club 2.3.4. Vice President 3. Chaplain 45 Track 2.3.45 Wrestling 2.3.45 Transfer I. Richland, Washington. BULLARD. ROBERT LEE-Student Council 1.35 Band 1.2 35 Exchange Assembly Z5 Hi-Y 3.45 Orchestra 2.3. BURNS, KENNETH MARK-Boys League 2.3.45 Baseball 2, 3.45 Basketball 25 Blue C 3,45 Fire Squad 2.3.45 lr. Hi-Y lp Mixed Chorus 1.2. CAGLE, BEVERLY ANN-Girls League l.2.3.45 Girls Glee 4. CALHOUN. EMMA KAY-Girls League 1.2.35 D.E. 45 Girls Glee 1.25 Ir. Sales 35 Sparskis 45 Tri-Y 35 Y-Teen 1.2. CARLSON, DEAN MONTE-Boys League 2.3.45 Baseball 35 Fire Squad 45 Track 2. CARLSON, ROBERT ARNOLD--Boys League 3.45 Band l. 2.3. CARR, BARBARA ELIZABETH-Student Council I: Girls League 1,253.45 G.A.A. 1.2.45 International Relations 4: Ir. Sales 35 Tri-Y 45 Y-Teen 1.2. CHAN. IOHN PAUL-Student Body President 45 Executive Council 45 Student Council 3.45 Boys 'League 2.3.45 Cross-Country 35 International Relations 3.45 Ir. Sales 35 Key Club 2.3.45 Torch 3.4. CHANDLER, ALBERT FREDRICK-Boys League 3.45 A Cappella Choir 2,35 All School Play 35 Circus Chair- man 45 Exchange Assembly 2.3.45 Fire Squad 35 Grand- ioso 3,45 lr. Play 35 Ir. Sales 35 Key Club 3,45 Mixed Chorus 15 Thespians 3.45 Sr. Play 4. CHENEY, WILLIAM HOWARD-Student Council 4. Chap- lain 45 Boys League 3.45 Fire Squad 45 Football 3.45 Hi C 3.4, President 45 Hi-Y 3.4, Chaplain 45 Transfer 2, Milwaukie. Oregon. CI-IRISTION, GEORGE-F.F.A. 3. CLIMER, MARY ELLEN-Camera Club I5 Hi C 3.4, Vice President 45 Orchestra I. COLEMAN. IAMES E.-Baseball I5 Basketball l.2.3.45 Blue C 3.45 Fire Squad 2.3.45 Football l.2.3.45 I-Ii-Y 2.3.- 45 Ir. Hi-Y I5 Sparskis 15 Golf l,2,3.4. COOK, IOY RADCLIFF-Girls League 1.2.3. Council 25 D.E. 35 G.A.A. 2,35 Girls Glee 25 Tri-Y 35 Y-Teen 1.2. COON. VERNON M.-Boys League 3.45 I-'.I .A. l,2,3.4. CRAWFORD. VERNON LEWIS-Student Council 1.25 Class Council 2,35 Boys League 3.45 Band 1.25 Baseball 25 Basketball l,2,3,45 Blue C 3.45 Chandelle 1.25 Fire Squad 3.45 Football I5 Hi-Y 2.3.45 Secretary 4. CROPSEY, GEORGE WEBB-Boys League 2.3.45 F.F.A. 2: High-O-Scope 2. 49 CIZDQMINGS. GLENN A.-Boys League 3.4: Stage Craft CUNIFF. REX EUGENE-Boys League 3: Basketball 1.2: D.E. 3. DAILY, DESDA DEANNE-Class Vice-President 1: Student Council 1.2: Girls League 1.2.3.4: A Cappella Choir 3.4: Exchange Assembly 3.4: Fire Squad 4: G.A.A. 1.2.3: Girls Glee l: Grandioso 3.4: Harmonettes 3.4: Ir. Play 3: Ir. Sales 3: Mixed Chorus Z: Pep 3.4: Rally Squad 4: Sr. Play 4: Torch 3.4: Tri-Y 3.4: Y-Teen 1.2. DAVIS. DARLENE MARIE-Girls League 1: Girls Glee l: Transfer 4. Shedd. Oregon. DAVIS, DeETTE ARLINE-Student Council 3: Girls League 3.4: G.A.A. 3.4. Secretary 4: International Relations 4: Pep 4: Tri-Y 3.4: Transfer 3. Milwaukie. Oregon. DAVIS. EDNA WILLOA-Girls League 3.4: Transfer 2, Gaston. Oregon. DAVIS. IERRY E.-Boys League 2.3.4. DENUE. DOROTHY ANN-Girls League l,2.3.4: A Cappel- la Choir 4: Girls Glee l.2: Mixed Chorus 3: Tri-Y 3.4: Y-Teen 1.2. DINGLE. IEANNE MARIE-Girls League 1.2.3.4: G.A.A. 1.2: Girls Glee 1.2: Ir. Sales 3: Pep 4: Y-Teen 2. DORSEY. CAROLYN IUNE-Class Council 3: Girls League l.2.3.4. Council 4: Chintimini 4. Sr. Editor 4: Girls Glee 1.2: High-O-Scope 3: Honorary Usher 3: Ir. Play 3: Pep 3.4: Sparskis 3.4: International Relations 3,4 Sr. Play 4: Sr. Rally Dance Committee 4: Tri-Y 3.4. Council 4: Y-Teen 1.2. Council 2. DOTY. WARREN M.-Class Vice-President 3: Student Council 1.2: Boys' League 2.3.4. Council 4: Baseball 1.2.- 3.4: Basketball 2.3.4: Blue C 3.4: Fire Squad 3.4: Foot- ball 2,3.4: Hi-Y 3.4: Ir. Hi-Y 1: Sparskis 4. DOWNING. DONNA KAY-Transfer 3. Eddyville. Oregon. DUBBE. PATRICIA LAVERNE-Girls League 3.4.: A Cap- pella Choir 4: Allegro 3: Band 3.4: Exchange Assembly 3.4: F.H.A. 3: Grandioso 3.4. Secretary 4: International Relations 4: Orchestra 3.4: Sparskis 4: Sr. Rally Dance Committee 4: Torch 4: Tri-Y 4: Transfer 3, Elkins, West Virginia. DULL. PATRICIA ANN--Student Council 2: Girls League 1.2.3.4: A Cappella Choir 3.4: Allegro 2.3: Exchange Assembly 3: F.H.A. 1.2: Girls Glee l.2: Grandioso 3.4: Harmonettes 3: Orchestra l: Tri-Y 3.4: Y-Teen 1.2. Council 2. EDWARDS. LOUIS LAIRD-Student Council 2.3.4: Boys League 2.3.4: Baseball 2.3.4: Baseball 2.3.4: Blue C 2.3,- 4: Hi-Y 2.3.4. Vice President 3. President 4: Fire Squad 3.4: Football 2.3.4. Co-Captain 4: Transfer 2. Belgrade, Montana. EINARSEN. CAROLEENA EVELYN-Girls League 1.2.3.4: A Cappella Choir 3.4: All School Play 2: Exchange As- sembly 3.4: G.A.A. l: Girls Glee 1.2: Grandioso 3.4: Harmonetttes 4: International Relations 3.4: Ir. Play 3: Ir. Red Cross 1.2: Ir. Sales 3: Pep 4: Sr. Rally Dance Committee 4: Thespians 3.4: Torch 3.4: Tri-Y 3.4: Y- Teen 1.2. ELLIS. SUSAN IOANNE-Hi C 4: Transfer 4. Richmond. California. ELLISON. VIRGINIA CATHERINE-Girls League l,2.3.4: G.A.A. l,2.3: Girls Glee 4: Ir. Sales 3. EWALT. LARRY THOMAS-Executive Council 4: Student Council 2.3.4: Boys League 2.3.4. Vice-President 3. President 4: All School Play 3: Camera Club 2: Fire Squad 3.4: Hi-Y 3.4: Ir. Play 3: Thespians 3.4. FINNELL. ALFRED WAYNE--Wrestling 4: Transfer 4. Newberg, Oregon. FRAZIER. WILLIAM ALLEN-Student Council l: Boys League 3.4: Football 2.3.4: Key Club 3.4: Tennis 2.3.4: Wrestling 2.4. 50 - --- A GAMBEE, DAVID PHILIP-4Boys League 2.3.4: A Cappella Choir 2.4: Baseball 2.3.4: Basketball 2.3.4: Blue C 2.3.4. Treasurer 4: Fire Squad 3.4: Hi-Y 2.3.4: Ir. Hi-Y l: Mixed Chorus 1: Sparskis 4. GATHERCOAL. DOROTHY RUTH-Student Council 3.4: Girls League 1.2.3.4. Council 2.3.4: Chintimini 4. Busi- ness Manager 4: G.A.A. 2.3: High-O-Scope 3: Interna- tional Relations 3.4: Pep 2.3.4. Treasurer 4: Sparskis I.- 2.3.4: Torch 3.4. Vice President 4: Tri-Y 3.4: Y-Teen 1.- 2. President Z. GEROLD. DOROTHY FERN-Girls League 1.2.3.4: Band 2.3.4: F.F.A. 2.3: G.A.A. 2.3.4. Treasurer 4: International Relations 3.4: Orchestra 2.3: Tri-Y 3.4: Y-Teen 1. GILBERT. LEROY IOHN-Fire Squad 4: Football 3.4. GILLASPIE, PATRICIA ELLEN-Girls League 1.2.3.4: D.E. 3.4. Treasurer 3: Girls Glee 2. GODFREY, MARY ANN-Girls League 1.2.3.4: F.H.A. 1.2: Girls Glee 3: International Relations 3.4: Mixed Chor- us 2 :Y-Teen 1.2. GOULD, MARILYN ANN-Class Council 1.4: Student Council 2: Girls League 1.2.3.4. Council 3. Personnel Advisor 4: A Cappella Choir 3.4. Secretary-Treasurer 3: Allegro 3: Exchange Assembly 2.3.4: Girls Glee 3.4: Grandioso l,2.3: Harmonettes 4: Hi C 3.4: International Relations 3.4: Pep 2.3.4: Torch 4: Tri-Y 3.4, Vice Presi- dent 3: Y-Teen l.2: Transfer l. Cedar Rapids. Iowa. GRANT. LEE COLIN-Student Council l: Boys League 2. 3.4: Band l,2.3: Blue C 3.4: Exchange Assembly 3: Fire Squad 3.4: Hi-Y 3.4: Ir. Hi-Y 1: lr. Play 3: Orchestra l. 2.3: Sparskis 4: Golf 1.2.3.4. GRAVES, BLAYNE DONALD-Student Council 1: Boys League 2.3.4: F.F.A. 2.3.4. Treasurer 4. GRAVES. WAYNE RONALD-Boys League 3.4: Sr. Play 4. GRAY, PRISCILLA CAROLYN--Student Council 1.2: Girls League 1.2.3.4: A Cappella Choir 4: All School Play 3: Band 2.3: G.A.A. l.2: Girls Glee 3: High-O-Scope 4: Business Manager 4: International Relations 3.4: Ir. Sales 3: Maiorettes 2.3.4: Pep 4: Sparskis 2.3.4: Thes- pians 4: Tri-Y 3.4: Y-Teen 1.2. GREEY. KATHLEEN MARGARET-Girls League 1.2.3.4: Girls Glee 2.3: Honorary Usher 3: International Rela- tions 3.4: Tri-Y 3: Y-Teen 2: Transfer I, Eugene. Ore- gon. GRETZ. GORDON-Boys League 2.3.4: Fire Squad 3.4: Football 4: Track 2.3.4: Wrestling 2.3.4. HAGGENMILLER. IERROLD MARK-Tranfser 3. Portland. Oregon. HAHN, BRUCE D.-Boys League 3: A Cappella Choir 4: Blue C 4: D.E. 3: Football 3.4: High-O-Scope 3: International Relations 3.4: Key Club 3.4: Sparskis 3.4: Sr. Rally Dance Committee 4: Track 3.4: Transfer 3. Greely. Colorado. HAITH. CHALMER LYNN-Boys League 2.3.4: High-O- Scope 3.4. Managing Editor 4: International Relations 3.4: Ir. Sales 3: Sr. Rally Dance Committee 3.4. HALSE. DAVID LEE--Student Council 3: Boys League 3.4: Ass. S. B. Treas. 4: Chandelle 1.2: Chintimini Staff 4: Exchange Assembly 2.4: Fire Squad 3: Grandioso 2.3.4. Vice President 3: High-O-Scope 2.3: International Rela- tions 3.4: Ir. Play 3: lr. Red Cross 3: Key Club 2.3.4. Treasurer 4: Orchestra 1.2.3.4. President 4: Thespians 3.4: Torch 3.4. HALSEY. HARVEY HERMAN HAROLD-Transfer 2. Hal- sey. Oregon. HAMMOND. LOLA RUTH-Girls League 1.2.3.4 Hi C 4. HANNAY. CLAUDIA IUNE-Girls League 1.2.3.4: D.E. 4. Treasurer 4: Hi C l,2.3: Ir. Sales 3: Tri-Y 3: Y-Teen 1.2. -- ---Y -V Y -sv v- im .--.-.rece-Y - HARMSEN, RONALD, IRL-Boys League 2.3.4: Blue C 3.4: Football l.2,3.4: Ir. Red Cross 3.4. HARTMAN. LOUISE ANNE-Girls League l.2.3.4. Vice President 3, Council 4: Fire Squad 4: High-O-Scope 2: International Relations 3.4, Vice President 4: Ir. Red Cross 3: Pep 2.3.4: Sparskis l.2.3.4. Treasurer 3, Presi- dent 4: Sr. Rally Dance Committee 2.3.4: Torch 3.4: Tri-Y 3.4: Y-Teen 1.2. Council 2. HARVEY. DOROTHY MAE-Student Council 4: Girls League l.2,3.4: Exchange Assembly 2: F.H.A. 1.2: High- O-Scope 3.4. Editor 4: International Relations 4: Ir. Sales 3: Orchestra l.2: Pep 4: Tri-Y 3.4: Y-Teen 2. HATHAWAY, DOROTHY LOIS-Girls League l.2.3.4: Girls Glee 1.2: Tri-Y 4. HEIDEMAN. IEANNE MARIE-Class Secretary 1: Stu- dent Council l.2: Girls League l.2,3.4: A Cappella Choir 3.4: Allegro 2: Chandelle 1.2: Chintimini 3: Ex- change Assembly 3.4: G.A.A. 1: Grandioso 3.4: Har- monettes 3.4: International Relations 3.4: Ir. Class Play 3: CoChairman Ir. Prom 3: Ir. Sales 3: Mixed Chorus I: Pep 3.4: Rally Squad 4: Sparskis l.2,3.4: Torch 3.4: Tri- Y 3.4. Council 3: Y-Teen l.2. Council 2. HENDERSON. MARY SUSAN-Class Treasurer 3: Class Council 4: Student Council 2: Girls League l.2,3.4: All School Play 2: Chandelle 1.2. Treasurer 1: Exchange Assembly 2.3.4: Grandioso l.2.3.4. President 4: Honor- ary Usher 3: International Relations 3.4: Ir. Play 3: Maiorettes 2.3.4: Mixed Chorus I: Orchestra l.2,3.4: Pep 3.4: Sparskis 3: Thespians 3.4. Treasurer 4: Torch 2.3.4: Tri-Y 3.4: Y-Teen l.2. Council 1.2. HERMAN. LLOYD ELDRED-Boys League 2.3.4: A Cap- pella Choir 2.3.4: All School Play 1.2: D. E. 3: Ex- change Assembly 3.4: Fire Squad 3: Grandioso 2.3.4:- l'Ii-Y 2.3.4: Ir. Hi-Y I: Sparskis 2.3.4. Vice President 3: Thespians 3.4. President 4: Spartanaires 3.4. HESS. RICHARD EDMUND-Boys League 2.3.4: D.E. 4: Rifle Club 2. HILlL.CHgILEN VIRGINIA-Girls League l.2,3.4: G.A.A. 1: i .4. HINER, DONALD IOHN-Student Council l.2,3: Boys League 2.3.4: D.E. 3: I-'.F.A. l.2.3.4. Reporter 2.3: Fire Squad 4. HOLTEN, BEVERLY IEAN-Student Council l: Girls League l.2.4: A Cappella Choir 4: I-'.H.A. 2: Interna- tional Relations 4: Mixed Chorus 3: Tri-Y 4. HORTON, GARY O.-Student Council 2: Boys League 2.3.4: Ir. Sales 3: Key Club 2.3.4. President 4: Sparskis 3.4: Sr. Rally Dance Committee 2.3.4: Wrestling 2.3.4: Transfer l, St. Helens, Oregon. HOUGI-I. MARYLIN KAY-Class Council I: Student Cou- cil 2: Girls League l.2,3.4: A Cappella Choir 4: All School Play 2: Band l.2,3.4: Chandelle 1.2: Chintimini 3.4. Assoc. Editor 4: Exchange Assembly 3.4: G.A.A. 1.2.3. Treasurer 2. Council 3: Grandioso 2.3.4: High-O- Scope 2: Honorary Usher 3: International Relations 3.4: Orchestra l.2,3.4: Pep 4: Sparskis 1: Thespians 3.4: Torch 2.3.4. Treasurer 3: Tri-Y 3.4: Y-Teen 1.2. HOVEY, LEONARD LEROY-Boys League 2.3.4: Track 2.3.4: Cross Country 3. HUGHES. MERRILL DEAN-Student Council 3: Band 2. 3.4: Fire Squad 4: Key Club 2.3.4. HUGHES. NORMAN STANLEY-Boys League 2.3.4: Band I.2.3: Camera Club l.2.3.4. Vice President 3. President 4: Exchange Assembly 2: Key Club 4: Sparskis 3.4: Wrestling 3. HUMBLE, ROBERTA BETH-Student Council 2.4: Girls League l.2.3.4. Secretary 2: A Cappella Choir 3.4: Al- legro 2: G.A.A. 1.2, Council 2: Girls Glee 2: Interna- tional Relations 3.4: Ir. Play 3: Pep 2.3.4. Sgt.-at-Arms 3. Council 4: Sr. Play 4: Thespians 3.4. Secretary 4: Torch 2.3: Tri-Y 3.4. Council 4: Y-Teen 1.2. Council 2. . .L 5-.l'g...Ll-. .... e IIMMERSON. RALPH E.-P.F.A. 1.2.3: Mixed Chorus 3: Stage Craft 4. IOHNSON. DOUGLAS-Boys League 3.4: Band 2.3.4: Ex- change Assembly 4: Orchestra 3.4. IOI-INSON. I-'AYE AUDREY-Girls Glee 3.4: Tri-Y 4: Transfer 3. Brattleboro. Vermont. IOHNSON. KENNETH IAMES-Boys League 3.4: Band 2. 3:3Camera Club 4: Exchange Assembly 3.4: Orchestra 2. . IOHNSTON. IAMES HOMER-Boys League 3.4: A Cappel- la Choir 3.4: Band l.2.3: Exchange Assembly 4: Fire Squad 3.4: International Relations 3.4: Orchestra 3. IOLLEY. RONALD S.-Student Council l.2,3.4: Class Council l.2,3.4: Boys League 2.3.4, Council 3.4: Blue C 2.3.4: Chandelle 1.2: Fire Squad 2.3.4: Football 1.2. 3.4: Hi-Y 2.3.4. Treasurer 4: International Relations 3.4: Ir. Hi-Y l: Ir. Red Cross 2: Ir. Prom Co-Chairman 3: Torch 3.4: President 4: Track 2.3.4: Wrestling 2.3.4. IONDAHL. LEE EDWARD-Boys League 3.4: Football 3: International Relations 3: Sr. Class Play 4. IORGENSON. SHIRLEY MAE--Student Council 1.2.3: Girls League l.2,3.4: F.H.A. 1.2: Girls Glee I: High-O-Scope 3.4: International Relations 4: Ir. Sales 3: Pep 4: Spar- skis 4: Sr. Rally Dance Committee 3.4: Tri-Y 3.4. KAECHELE. NANCY IO-Student Council 1: Girls League l.2,3.4: A Cappella Choir 3.4: Camera Club 2: F.l'l.A. 3: Girls Glee 1.2: International Relations 3.4. Treasurer 4: Sparskis 3: Tri-Y 3.4: Y-Teens 1.2. KASTEN. ROSELLA LORRAINE-Girls League l.2,3.4: Girls Glee l.2,3.4: International Relations 4. KINDERMAN. BARBARA IEAN-Girls League l.2,3.4: Camera Club 2: Girls Glee 1.2: International Relations 3.4: Tri-Y 3.4: Y-Teen 2. KNOLL. WILLIAM XENOPHON-Boys League 2.3.4: Inter- national Relations 4: Ir. Hi-Y 1.2: Ir. Play 3: Ir. Sales 3: Sparskis 1.2.4: Sr. Play 4. KOEPPE. BETTY IANE-Student Body Treasurer 4: Exec- utive Council 4: Student Council 4: Girls League l.2,3.4: Girgs Glze 1: Honorary Usher: International Relations 4: ri- . KOFORD. RICHARD O.-Boys League 2.3.4: Basketball 2.3.4: Blue C 3.4: Fire Squad 2.3.4: Key Club 2.3.4: Track 2: Transfer 2. Kalispell, Montana. KORTEMEIER. PAUL ALBERT-Stage Craft 3.4. Vice President 4: Audio Visual 4. Vice President 4: Transfer 2. Kendrick. Idaho. LANGTON. ROBERT EDWARD-Student Council 2: Class Council l.2.3: Boys League 2.3.4: Baseball 4: Basket- ball l.2.3.4: Blue C l.2.3.4. Secretary 4: Fire Squad 2.3.4: Football 3: Hi-Y 3.4: Ir. Red Cross 2.3: Ir. Sales 3: Pep 4. Yell Leader 4: Sparskis 3: Golf l.2.3. LARSE, KATHERINE MAE-Girls League l.2.3.4. Council 4: All School Play 2: Exchange Assembly 3: Girls Glee 1.2: Honorary Usher 3: International Relations 3.4: Ir. Red Cross 4: Pep 3.4, Secretary 4: Sr. Rally Dance Czammittee 3.4. Secretary 3: Torch 4: Tri-Y 3. 4: Y-Teen 1, . LARSEN. AUDREY MARIE-Student Council 1.2: Girls League l.2,3.4: Camera Club 3: Hi C l.2.3.4. Secretary- Treasurer 4: International Relations 3: Orchestra 3.4. LEWIS. SYLVIA IANELL-Girls League l.2,3.4: Girls Glee 2: International Relations 3.4: Ir. Red Cross 2.3.4. LINDSAY. KAY E.-Girls League 4: Tri-Y 4: Transfer 4. Salem. Oregon. LISTER. DALE ROBERT--Boys League 3.4. LONG, GARY GENE-A Cappella Choir 4: Band 4: Or- chestra 4: Transfer 4, Lewisberg. Oregon. 51 LUKENS, CLAUDINE SUE-Class Council 2, Class Sacre- tary 45 Girls League l,2,3,4, Council 45 A Cappella Choir 3,45 Girls Glee l,25 Ir. Sales 35 Majorettes 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 15 Pep 45 Sparskis 45 Torch 3,45 Tri-Y 3,4, President 45 Y-Teen l,2. MATHESON, KENT DOUGLAS-Student Council 45 Boys League 2,3,45 A Cappella Choir 2,3,45 Baseball 3,45 Basketball 3,45 Blu-e C 3,45 D.E. 45 Fire Squad 2,3,45 Chief 45 Football l,3,4, Co-Captain 45 Hi-Y 3,45 Mixed Chorus I5 Track 2. MODRELL, DEVONA FAE-Class Secretary 35 Student Council 45 Girls League l,2,3,45 Fire Squad 45 Girls Glee 35 Mixed Chorus 25 Pep 2,3,45 Rally Squad 3,4, Captain 4 Tri-Y 3,45 Y-Teen l,2. MOEN, SHIRLEY MAE-Student Council 1,25 Girls League l,2,3,45 D.E. 4, Secretary 45 Girls Glee l,2,35 Sparskis 45 Tri-Y 35 Y-Teen 1.2. MOON, DONALD RODNEY-Band I5 Boxing 2,4. MORSE, DONNA MARIE-Student Body Secretary 45 Executive Council 45 Class Secretary 25 Class Council 1,25 Girls League l,2,3,45 Chandelle 1,25 Fire Squad 4: Honorary Usher 35 International Relations 3,45 Ir. Play 35 Pep 2,3,4, Vice President 3, Council 45 Thespians 3,4, Council 45 Torch 3,45 Tri-Y 3,45 Y-Teen 1.2, Council 1.2. MCBATH, PEGGY--Girls League l,2,3,45 International Relations 3,45 Pep 4. MCCANN, SUSAN GERTRUDE-Class Council 25 Interna- tional Relations 3,45 Ir. Red Cross 45 Ir. Sales 35 Pep 45 Sr. Rally Dance Committee 3,4, Treasurer 3, President 41 Torch 45 Tri-Y 3,4, Secretary 45 Y-Teen l,2. MCCONNELEE, DARYL FREDRICK--Boys League 3. MCCORMICK, WILLIAM LEE-Boys League 2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 Cross Country 3,4, Captain 45 Transfer 1, Taft, Oregon. h McCUTCI-IEON, IUDITH MARY-Girls League l,2,3,45 A Cappella Choir 3,45 Girls Glee 1,25 International Re- lations 45 Ir. Red Cross 3,45 Ir. Sales 35 Pep 45 Spar- skis l,2,3,45 Tri-Y 3,45 Y-Teen l,2. MCDONALD, MYRTLEMAY-Girls League 45 International Relations 45 Tri-Y 45 Transfer 4, Newport, Oregon. MCDONNAL, FREDRIC IOHN-Student Council 1,25 Boys League 3,45 Band 1,25 Fire Squad 45 Hi-Y 45 Ir. Hi-Y 1, President 15 Sparskis l,2. MCDUFFY, IUNE LEE-Girls League l,2,3,45 Girls Glee l, 2,35 International Relations 3,4, MCFADDEN, KATHRYN IANE--Girls League 45 Exchange Assembly 45 Fire Squad 45 International Relations 45 Ir. Red Cross 45 Pep 45 Sparskis 45 Tri-Y 45 Transfer 3, Tulelake, California. MCGREGOR, NORMA DELENE-Student Council 1,25 Girls League l,2,3,45 Girls Glee 25 Hi C l,2,3,45 Honorary Usher 35 Tri-Y 4. NELSON, ELIZABETH SUSAN-Girls League l,2,3,45 A Capella Choir 3,45 Girls Glee l,25 International Rela- tions 3,45 Ir. Sales 35 Sparskis 45 Tri-Y 3,45 Y-Teen l,2. O'MARA, ARLENE YVONNE-Transfer 4, Lake Cowicham, British Columbia. PADEN, IOAN-Girls League 45 International Relations 4: Sr. Class Play 45 Thespians 45 Transfer 4, Anchorage, Alaska. PASSON, DAVID EDWARD-Student Council l,2,3,45 Boys League 2,3,45 P.F.A. 25 Key Club l,2,3,4, Treasurer 4. 52 PATTON, DORIS IEAN-Executive Council 45 Student Council l,2,3,45 Girls League 3,4, Council 3, President 45 Chandelle 15 Chintimini Staff 1,25 G.A.A. l,2, Coun- cil l, President 25 Girls Glee 25 Honorary Usher 35 In- ternational Relations 3,45 Ir. Red Cross I5 Mixed Chorus lg Pep 2,3,45 Sparskis l,2,3,45 Torch 2,3,45 Tri-Y 3,45 Y-Teen l,2, Council l, Treasurer 2. PEASE, I-IAZEL EDITH-Student Council 35 Girls League l,2,3,45 Band l,2,35,G.A.A. I5 Grandioso 3,45 Interna- tional Relations 3,45 Ir. Play 35 Ir. Sales 35 Maiorettes 35 Mixed Chorus 25 Pep 45 Sparskis 2,3,45 Thespians 3,4, Scribe 45 Tri-Y 3,45 Y-Teen l,2. PERKINS, LOIS LOUISE-Class Treasurer 35 Class Coun- cil 1,2,35 Girls League l,2,3,45 A Cappella Choir 3,4, Secretary 45 Exchange Assembly 45 G.A.A. 1,25 Girls Glee 1,25 Harmonettes 45 International Relations 3,45 Ir. Sales 3, Co-Chairman 35 Pep 45 Tri-Y 3,4, Council 45 Y-Teen l,2. PETERS, IERRY EUGENE-Tranfsr 2, Grass Valley, Calif- ornia. PHIPPS, ELWYN LEROY-Boys League 35 Ir. Red Cross 35 Transfer 3, Philomath, Ore. PIPPIN, BARBARA IEAN-Girls League 45 Allegro 4: Girls Glee 45 International Relations 45 Tri-Y 45 Trans- fer 4, Independence, Oregon. POND, CAROLIN MARY-Girls League 1,253.45 Bank l,2, 3,45 Exchange Assembly I5 F.H.A. I5 G.A.A. l,2,3,4, Secretary 35 Grandioso 45 International Relations 45 Ma- iorettes 2,3,4 Orchestra 2,35 Tri-Y 3,45 Y-Teen 2. POPE, KATHERINE ELIZABETH-Student Council 35 Girls League 2,3,4, Council 45 A Cappella Choir 45 Allegro 35 Band 25 Exchange Assembly 25 G.A.A. 2,35 Girls Glee 35 Grandioso 3,45 High-O-Scope 3,45 International Re- lations 3,45 Ir. Sales 35 Orchestra 2,3,45 Pep 45 Sr. Rally Dance 45 Tri-Y 3,45 Y-Teen 25 Transfer 2, Canby, Oregon. PRINGLE, RONALD DEAN-Student Council 45 Boys League 3,45 A Cappella Choir 3,45 Camera Club 1,25 High-O-Scope 3. PYKONEN, CAROL LEE-Girls League l,2,3,45 D.E. 45 Girls Glee l,2. PYLE BAYLORD LEE--A Cappella Choir 3,45 Football 15 International Relations 45 Sparskis 3. QUESINBERRY, WILLIAM WADE-Boys League 2,3,45 A Cappella Choir 45 All School Play 2,35 Band 1.2.35 Camera Club 1,25 Exchange Assembly l,2,3,45Grandi- oso 2,3,45 High-O-Scope 3,4, Sports Editor 45 Interna- tional Relations 3,45 lr. Hi-Y I5 Orchestra l,2,35 Spar- skis 2,3,45 Thespians 45 Torch 2,3,45 Boys Octet 4. RANDS, RICHARD LLOYD- REILEY, SHIRLEY IEAN--Girls League 3.4: F.H.A. 4: In- ternational Relations 45 Sr. Play 45 Transfer 3, Portland, Oregon. RICHARDSON, ROBERT GORDIN-Student Council 1: Boys League 2,3,45 A Cappella Choir 2,3,45 All School Play 35'Exchange Assembly 2,3,45 Grandioso l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus I5 Sparskis 15 Stage Craft 2,35 Thespians 2,3. RILEY, RUTH HARRIET-Girls League l,2,3,45 A Cappel- la Choir 2,3,45 All School Play 25 G.A.A. l,2,35 High- O-Scope 35 International Relations 3,45 Ir. Sales 3: 'Sparskis 35 Tri-Y 3,45 Y-Teen l,2, Secretary 25 Trans- fer I, Albany, Oregon. ROBERSON, WANDA GAE-Student Council 25 Girls League l,2,3,45 A Cappella Choir 45 Exchange Assem- bly 45 Girls Glee 25 High-O-Scope 3,45 International Relations 3,45 Ir. Sales 35 Pep 45 Sparskis 2,3,45 Tri-Y 3,45 Y-Teen l,2. ROE, THOMAS LEROY WILLIS-Class Vice President 4: Student Council 45 Boys League 45 Baseball 3,45 Basket- ball 3.45 Blue C 3,45 Fire Squad 45 Hi-Y 3545 Transfer 3, Oswego, Oregon. ROZENDAL. ROBERT H.-Student Council 25 Boys League 2.3545 Band 1,25 Baseball 253545 Key Club 1,253.45 Sr. Play 4. SAGER. TYMARA MARILYN-Student Council 35 Girls League 3,45 Girls Glee 35 Tri-Y 35 Transfer 2, Van- couver, British Columbia. SAHLEEN. DOUGLAS ARLEN- SALING, NEIL EDMUND. IR.-Student Council 45 Class Council 15 Boys League 2.3.45 A Cappella Choir 35 Band 25 Blue C 3.45 Chintimini Staff 4, Editor 45 Fire Squad 3545 Hi-Y 2.3.45 International Relations 45 Ir. Play 35 Ir. Sales 35 Pep 45 Yell Leader 45 Thespians 3545 Vice President 45 Torch 45 Track 2,3545 Football 3. SANDERS, BARBARA ANN-Student Council 1: Girls League 1,253.45 Band 2.3.45 Girls Glee 15 Hi C l,2,3,45 International Relations 3. SANDERSON. RUDA MAE-Class Council I5 Girls League 1.253545 D.E. 4, Vice President 45 Girls Glee 1.2535 Spar- skis 45 Tri-Y 3.45 Y-Teen 1.2. SANER5 MABEL IRENE-Girls League 1,25354. SCHAMP5 FRANK GEORGE-Boys League 3545 Stage Craft 354, President 4. SCHEELE, HAROLD W.--F.F.A. 1.2.3545 Stage Cratt 4. SCHEFFLER, GENE EDWARD-Student Council 1,253.45 Boys League 2.3.45 D.E. 35 Key Club 1.2.3,4. SCOTT, IOHN EVERETT-Boys League 2.3.45 Band 152,45 Camera Club 15 International Relations 45 Ir. Hi-Y 1. Treasurer 15 Ir. Sales 35 Orchestra 1.2.45 Sparskis 1.2: Stage Craft 3. SCOTT, WENDELL HARVEY--Boys League 2,3545 A Ca- pella Choir 2.3.45 Baseball 2.3.45 Basketball Statistician 45 Blue C 2.3.4. Sgt.-at-Arms 35 D. E. 35 Fire Squad 253. 45 Football 15253.45 Hi-Y 2.3.4. Chaplain 3. Sgt.-at-Arms 45 Ir. Red Cross 1.2.35 Mixed Chorus 15 Sr. Play 45 Track 1. SHAFER. CAROLINE IEAN-Girls League l52.3.4. SHIRLEY, CHARLES WARREN--Boys League 2.354 Blue C 3545 Chintimini Staff 45 Hi-Y 45 Sparskis 45 Track 2, 3,45 Cross-Country 3.4. SINNARD. LUCY LEE-Class Council 35 Girls League 1.2. 3.45 Council 35 Girls Glee 1.25 High-O-Scope 2,35 Inter- national Relations 3545 lr. Red Cross 25 Pep 354. Coun- cil 45 Sparskis 253.45 Sr. Rally Dance Committee 3,45 Torch 3,45 Secretary 45 Tri-Y 3,45 Council 45 Y-Teen 1. 2. Council 2. SINNARD5 THOMAS IAMES-Class Council 2.35 Student Council 2535 Boys League 2.3.45 Fire Squad 3.45 Key Club 2,3545 Sgt.-at-Arrns 3. Vice President 45 Sparskis 2.3.4. SKILLINGS, LOUISE ANN-Girls League l,2,3,45 A Cap- pella Choir 35 45 Exchange Assembly 3545 Girls Glee 1,25 Grandioso 3.45 Harmonettes 45 Ir. Sales 35 Y-Teen 1.2: Swing Choir 3. SKUTLEY. IOYCE ELLA-Girls League 1.2.3545 Girls Glee 1.2.35 International Relations 45 Tri-Y 45 Y-Teen 2. SMITH, BETTY IEAN-Girls League l,2,3,45 D.E. 3.4. President 45 Girls Glee Hi C 2.35 High-O-Scope 253. SMITH, TERRY E.-Student Council 45 Football 3.45 Trans- fer 3, Eugene, Oregon: Track 354. SMITH, WENDY HENRIETTA-Class Treasurer 15 Student Student Council 35 Girls League 1,2.3,4, Council 35 Exchange Assembly 25 Fire Squad 45 International Relations 3545 Orchestra 1.25 Pep 253.45 Tri-Y 35 Y-Teen 1.2. SMITH, WILLIAM LEWIS-Boys League 2,3545 Camera Club 2.3545 lr. Sales 35 Stage Craft 3,45 A-V Club 4. SPENCER, ANNADELE-Hi C 152535 International Rela- tions 45 Orchestra l52.3.4. SPENCER. MARY ANN-Camera Club 45 Hi C 45 Transfer 4, Los Angeles. Calilornia. STANLEY, NANCY LOUISE-Girls League 1.253545 Alle- gro 25 Girls Glee 1,25 International Relations 45 Spar- skis 35 Tri-Y 3,45 Y-Teen 2. STENBAKKEN. PHILLIS ANN-Class Council 2.45 Student Council 35 Girls League l52.3.4. Council 45 Fire Squad 45 International Relations 45 Mixed Chorus 25 Pep 2.3.45 President 45 Ra-lly Squad 45 Tri-Y 3,45 Y-Teen 1.2. STEWARD. RUTH ELOIS-Girls League 2,354 A Cappella Choir 3,45 Allegro 35 Exchange Assembly 3.45 Grandi- oso 3.4. Treasurer 45 International Relations 45 Trans- ler 25 Newton. Massachusetts. STOCKTON, FAITH ARLENE-HiC 45 International Rela- tions 45 Transfer 35 Albany. Oregon. SUMMERS, LORETTA FAYE-Student Council 1,25 Girls League 15253.45 A Cappella Choir 3,45 Girls Glee 15 ln- -ternational Relations 3,45 Mixed Chorus 25 Pep 2.3.45 Tri- Y 3545 Y-Teen 1.2. SUTHERLAND, REGINALD BERTRAN-Boys League -I5 Transter 45 Seattle, Washington. SWYGARD, IAMES EVERETT-Class Vice President 3: Student Council 1.35 Boys League 2,3545 A Cappella Choir 2.3.45 Basketball 35 Blue C 45 Chintimini Staff 45 Sports Editor 45 Fire Squad 3.45 Grandioso 2,3545 High-O-Scope 35 Hi-Y 3545 International Relations 3.4, President 45 Ir. Red Cross 35 Ir. Sales 35 Co-Chairman 35 Key Club 15 Sparskis 45 Track 3.4. TALLEY, MELVA-Girls League 15253.45 Girls Glee 1,25 Tri-Y 4. TAYLOR, RONALD FRANK-Executive Council 35 Boys League 2.3545 Class Council 1.2.35 Class President 35 Blue C 2.3.45 Student Council 152535 A Cappella Choir 25 Basketball 2.3545 Fire Squad 253.45 Football 35 Hi-Y 253545 Ir. Hi-Y 15 Ir. Sales 35 Mixed Chorus 1: Pep 4: Yell Leader 45 Sparskis 45 Track 2.3.4. TEN NAPEL. SHIRLEY IEAN-Girls League 3.45 D.E. 45 Ir. Sales 35 Tri-Y 35 Transfer 3. Springfield. Oregon. THACKER. IEANNETTE MARTHA-Girls League 1.2.3545 D.E. 45 Girls Glee 2,35 Tri-Y 354. THAYER. CHESTER TIMOTHY-Boys League 3.45 Hi-Y 45 Golf l52.3.4. THOMPSON. CARROLL IRENE-Girls League 2.3545 A Cappella Choir 45 Exchange Assembly 45 Girls Glee 3,45 Grandioso 45 Mixed Chorus 35 Tri-Y 35 Swing Choir 35 Transfer 3. Portland, Oregon. THOMPSON. GENE NORMAN--Executive Council 25 Class President 25 Student Council 25 Boys League 1.2.45 Blue C 2.3.45 Exchange Assembly 1.2.45 Fire Squad 45 Grandioso 3.45 Hi-Y 3.45 Key Club 15 Sparskis l,2,3,45 Council 45 Golf l.2.3.4. - THORNE, EVELYN YOUNG-A Cappella Choir 35 Alleg- ro 15 D. E. 45 Exchange Assembly 1525 Girls Glee 1.25 Grandioso 2.3.45 Hi-C 253545 International Relations 3. 53 TIMMONS. IANET MARIE-Girls League l,2.3.45 Treas- urer 45 Asst. S. B. Treasurer 45 Camera Club 35 Girls Glee 1,25 High-O-Scope 35 Honorary Usher 35 Interna- tional Relations 3,45 Ir. Sales 35 Pep 45 Sparskis 2,35 Sr. Rally Dance Committee 3.45 Torch 45 Tri-Y 3.45 Y- Teen 1.2. TORNOW, PHYLLIS MARIE-Girls League l,2.3.45 Hi-C 2,45 International Relations 4. TOURVILLE. VANCE GREY-Boys League 2.3.45 Base- ball 2.3,45 Blue C 45 Boxing 3.45 F.F.A. 15 Fire Squad 15 Football 45 Key Club 2,3,45 Sgt.-at-arms 45 Transfer 1, Tenino, Washington. TREMAINE. RICHARD BERT-Boys League 2.3.45 F.F.A. l,2.3.45 President 45 Hi-Y 4. UHDEN, IACK CALVIN-Boys League 2,3,45 F.F.A. 1.2.3.4 Vice President 45 Sr. Play 45 Boxing 2,3,45 A-V 45 Trans- fer 1. Hermin. Minnesota. UPPENDAHL, DONALD EDWARD-Boys League 2,3,45 D.E. 3,45 Transfer l, Pendleton, Oregon VAN LOAN, IAMES WENDELL-Boys League 2.3.45 Band 15 D.E. 4, Sgt.-at-arms 45 Fire Squad 2.3.45 Football 2: Hi-Y 3.45 Ir. Hi-Y 1.2, Treasurer 2: Sparskis l.2,3,4. VOORHIES. IUDITH ANNE-Student Council 25 Girls League l.2.3.4, Council 2,45 Girls Glee 1.25 High-O- Scope 3.4, Copy Editor 45 Honorary Usher 35 Interna- tional Relations 3,4. Secretary 45 Pep 3.45 Sparskis 1.2. 3.4. Vice President 3. Treasurer 45 Sr. Rally Dance Com- mittee '45 Torch 3.45 Tri-Y 3.4. Council 45 Y-Teen l,2. WANLESS ROBERT I.-Boys League 2,3,45 A Cappella Choir l.2.3.4, President 45 Exchange Assembly 3,45 Fire Squad 3,45 Football 35 Grandioso 45 Ir. Play 35 Ir. Red Cross 1.2. WARRENMKENNETH B.-Boys League 2.3.45 Camera Club 25 Fire Squad 45 Key Club 25 Sparskis 45 Track 2.3.41 Football 3. WEBB. ROBERT DEAN-Boys League 2.3.4. O The foundation of dear old C.H.S. shook the day the class of '54, uninitiated to the ways of higher education. first entered its hallowed halls. With Fred McDonnal as president, we successfully completed our first year. We won the annual student body ticket race, and our prize was a free bus ride to the Albany- Corvallis basketball game. Starting on our climb to social success. we attended a get- acquainted party given by the ninth graders. We also had two eighth grade skates, a par- ty, and our class picnic. During our freshman year our activities included several skates and our class picnic. which was a huge success. We joined forces with the sophomores and held a mock track meet with a dance afterward. We attended our first circus. our class booth being the Wheel of Chance. Phyllis Stenbakken was our circus princess. As sopomores we really began to take an active part in helping to run C.H.S. Our lead- ers began to bloom forth in clubs and athlet- ics. We chose Gene Thompson to lead class affairs. At the close of the year we held our annual picnic at Avery Park. Our junior year found us trying to stick our 54 fingers in every C.H.S. pie. Iunior Sales. un- WEGNER. ARLYNE GLEN-Girls League l,2.3.45 Girls Glee 15 Hi C l,2.3.45 Mixed Chorus 2.3. WHEELER. DOUGLAS L.. IR.-Boys League 2.3.4. WHEELER. MARY ANN-Girls League l,2.3.45 Y-Teen l,2. WHITE. CHARLES LEE-Boys League 25 Band l5 Key Club 45 Sparskis 3.4, Cross Country 3,45 Wrestling 4. WHITEMAN, NEDRA FAYE-Class Treasurer 45 Class Council 35 Girls League 2,3,45 Band 35 Hi C 3,45 Orches- tra 35 Pep 3,45 Tri-Y 3,45 Y-Teen 25 Transfer 2, Olathe, Colorado. WIDNESS, RONALD NEIL-Boys League 3.45 Blue C 3.45 Fire Squad 35 Cross Country 3,45 Baseball 3. WILLIAMS. RAMON PAUL-Stage Craft l,2.3.45 A-V 4. President 4. WILSON. GARALD ROGER-Boys League 2.3.4. WISCHNOFSKE, MERLE GENE--Boys League 3.45 F.F.A. l.2.3.4, Reporter 3, Secretary 45 International Relations 3. WOOD. ROGER VINCENT-Boys League 2.3.45 A Cappel- la Choir 2,3,45 All School Play 25 Band l,2.3.45 Baseball Manager 3,45 Blue C 3,45 Camera Club 3.4, Vice-Presi- dent 45 Fire Squad 3.45 Football 1.2.35 Mixed Chorus l5 Orchestra 35 Sparskis 3.45 Track 25 Wrestling 3.4. YOST. IOI-IN B.-Boys League 2.3.45 Blue C l,2.3.45 Hi C 3,4,wVice President 3, President 45 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Track 1.2, 3,4:3Cross-Country l.2.3.4, Manager I. Captain 35 Box- ing ,4. YOUNG. ELIZABETH ANN-Girls League l.3.45 Honorary Usher 3. YOUNG. KATHRYN ELAINE-Girls League l,2.3.45 A Capella Choir 2.3.45 Exchange Assembly 1,25 Girls Glee 1.25 Grandioso l.2.3.4, Secretary 35 Harmonettes 2: Hi C l.2.3.4, Secretary 3. W. der the leadership of Lois Perkins and Iim Swygard, held the most successful year on re- cord. ' Mr. Stanley Strong supervised the group. Spring Green was our class play. directed by Mr. William Reedy. The High- light of the year was our Iunior Prom, Mardi Gras . Colorado Lake was the site of our class picnic. Throughout this, our senior year, we have been constantly busy trying to make this year the best year oi all. With lim Berry wielding the gavel. we won the student body ticket race for the second time in our high school career. We carried on the tradition of last year's senior class by holding a class chili feed. We attended a spaghetti feed put on by the juniors. Under the direction of Mrs. Ruby Ruth Smith, we presented as our senior class play. Mr. Barry's Etchingsn. We were very fortunate in having the All-School Circus dur- ing our senior year. Princess Wendy Smith represented us on the circus court. Our treas- ury. which had reached over 5700.00 during our five years. went toward the purchase of the traditional senior gift for the school. And now, as we leave our Alma Mater, we take with us wonderful memories which can never be replaced. ' 79 ,... 775 Y. wx, ' s If Mardi Gras Queen Nancy and her Royal Court. The Blue Notes provide soft music, Q' 1 5 F BEST PEnsoNALrrY 3. 1' 4 Ron Taylor Marilyn Gould MOST LIKELY T0 SUCCEED MOST rl I u r i E 2 Iohn Chcm Sue Henderson Doris Pcrtton CUTEST Warren Doty Devoncx Modrell MOST PATRIOTIC 'E Donna Morse Frank Beer S POPULAR MO T DEPENDABLE LcrrgbEdwcrrds lim Berry Betty Koeppe E A f EEAP 3 ff' FW' fo N Bzsr LOOKING M5 UW J M4 , M fi5,,fMfff M 25, WM ff Q V I Tzu Alibi Lp f AJ JJ , 'f WMM l',W,fQfL A f N ,i I x ffl! UKLZ DU! A J MM DYJJ A f -QT V C Q' Iune McDufiy lim Coleman f 57 E Ex QQ, . , X , V x x xy I l ,X 5 N ' ' X1 XR 5 f A x Q , . N ' v x x, N. ' . I A X. x N N 'X X X ', K 'I 7 X , .. N 1 wx Q1 f fa in ,, ...- 255 I h Il '. ' V 7 SXSW X R X A21 if E i Q' gy, YSEEYDSFQ Ssulllffgdlx Zcfayaaea f 1 I 1 ' T mf, 5' , I L, , N 'v 'C 4, gi gf I sf UI E? fl l L, xx 'Sl 4 1 T l I , Q QM Q 60 'S , VN! uf 'U' IUNIOR OFFICERS: Fred Bennlon, Pres. Milton Decker, Vice-Pres. Ardith Conklin, Sec. ICIIIIS Anderson, Treos. 66444 .,,. f fi -l r V an 4el,yw..', H- Q Zn, na-. gg. if rw fo-.ggi 5. ll has li ll' V: '9- Ackerman, Beyerlein, B. Barrett, Coughlin, Coates, Childs, M. Barrel, Clark, Conklin. Row Row Chan, Ewing, Anderson, Couey, Dilley, Gardner, Campbell, Breese, N. Freeman, Coon Row Derrickson, Corso, Brower, Goldberg, Corwin, Gault, Cooper, Appelgate, Brandt, Avery Row Archer, Blacker, Chapman, Dearing, Bennion, Coiner, Dimick, DeYoe, Barshaw, Davis. F N ' f P :fe ins-1 'Q 1 wwfi. if: QCD ASL 40 S- v Row 1: Patapolf, Iackson, G. Henry, I. Henry, Ellison, Haliner, N. Haines, A. Moore, Morelock, McGregor Oxtzmger. Row 2: Maden, Garman, Hollman, Charnholm, Elliott, Kammerer, McCown, Iorgensen, Logsdon, Holmes How 3. Fore, M. Golf, Gill, G. Iones, M. Decker, Nelson, Ferron, Freeman, I. Ellis, Gainey. Row 4: McConnel, Erickson, G. Golf, Hout, Petersen, M. Ellis, Gregoroll, Ebert, Lamb, Guss. at . U N' ,Ak W vs JO: Row Row Row Q ag. Na' , .s QYV f 1: Knuth, Pape, Modrell, McCoy, P. Haines, Hulery, Hutchinson, Malone, Manning, Kauffman. 2: Thompson, Sahleen, Rictor, S. Taylor, Osborn, Luato, Kellog, Lister, McGuire, Iacobsen. 3: Hilderbrand, Cameron, Rampton, Hickey, Hollingsworth, Handy, B. Taylor, Widness, Pfeiffer, Tour- ville, E. Decker. Row 4: Hughes, Markgraf, Hall, Martin, W. lones, Kendall, Howard, W. Iohnson, Miller, Luehring, Younger, Lester. 'U' 1, , ' f' uv 5, i t Q, rl ,agq 'K-Ut' as , if ' . Ax A 9.1 Q9 Row l: Schwcmke, Mintken, Phillips, Runnion, Shroeder, Obrist, Nettleton, Sawin, Reith, Radley. Row 2: H. Schmidt, Sanders, Radford, Onsdorff, Saling, Ross, Roberts, Pippin. Row 3: Plumley, Webster, Reger, Freitag, Mitchell, Peer, B. Schmidt, Pool, Roughton, Schwanke. SQ l l 1 Row 1: Terrell, Welch, Uppendahl, B. White, Stevens, Windom, Sloper, York. Row 2: Young, Sedlak, Zeran, N. Walls, Truitt, Speers, Shattuck, VcxnCleave, Trent. Row 3: N. White, R. Young, Turman, Tilberg, B. Walls, Woodring, Steward, Tischart, V. White, Seeteldt. IUNIOR SALES: Mr. Strong, Adwiisorg Glen Gott, Co-chairman, Mr. Barkhurst, Advisor: Iane Saling, Co-chair- man. 63 4 5 Row 1: Abele, M. Craig, Baker, Ebert, Chandler, Decker, Abercrombie, Barshaw, C. Allen Row 2: Gilfillan, M. Brandt, Dull, Bradstreet, Crawlord, Breeding, L. Brandt, Braaten. Row 3: Brainard, D. Christenson, Da. Barstow, Allister, Chambers, De Barstow,, Blacker. Row 4: Freeman, Baney, D. Brown, R. Allen, Chase, I. Carpenter, Bennett, Cook, Diclrcrson Barker . Row l: Ellsworth, M. Davis, Dow, Erickson, Daily, Callarman, Garrett, L. Davis. Row 2: Garland, Cloer, Io. Gibson, Iu. Gibson, Giles, Cockran, Gerrard. Row 3: DeKorte, Einarsen, Gallaher, Marshall, Clark, I. Gathercoal, M. Gathercoal, Feikert, Dalton. Row 4: Doty, Cate, Daughterty, Campbell, Gilbert, Gambee, R. Carpenter, B, Brown, Crowe, Ewalt. 00 'fu-.. .. fi!! 52' Row 1: Headrick, Halsey, Holloway, S. Gray, Hilburn, Kitchen, Hebert, Iayne, Kirk, Heck. Row 2: limmerson, Humble, Hitchings, Hoyt, B. Iohnson, Harrison, Hunter, Iolley, Kochis. Row 3: Harvey, Iensen, Hoyer, Green, Klapperick, Hughes, Helkey, Henry, Haffner, Kas- parek. Row 4: londahl, Grantham, Hall, Heintzleman, Hahn, Gretz, Hoffman, Griffin, Lockman, K. Iohnson. l . it as r V I l,. 66 ,QCD-L 9 ,Q me 56 L . 1 Row 1: Navarro, M. Nelson, C. Murphy, Moen, P. Nelson, Mote, B. Lewis, Morrison. Row 2: Oglesby, M, Law, McCaleb, Myer, Nichols, V. Law, Lydall, Morse, B. Peters. Row 3: Iorgensen, T. Lee, D. Iohnson, Lycia, McMorris, P. Murphy, Neil, Mclntyre, Leon- hardy, Kruger. Row 4: Iorgensen, Mumford, C. Newton, Merchen, Larson, Morss, Lunde, P. Iohnson, Graham, McMackin. 1 6 Row l: N. Peters, Skow, K. Petersen, Ralls, Roberts, P. Powers, A. Smith, S. Smith, Rawlings. Row Z: Robnett, Raw, Ritcher, Rictor, M. Peters, L. Sexton, Reinecke, Porter. Row 3: Sullivan, V. Peters, Revels, Skelton, Sorrels, Pruitt, M. Sexton, Schamp, Routledge, Priddy. Row 4: Schiller, Saling, Sletto, Park, D. Smith, Shepard, Shidler, Sedor, Maser, Shattuck. Q- lx. Qff-il ll -Pi x Row 1: Utt, Windom, L. Yarbrough, Thayer, G. Yarbrough, Vaughn, Weikel, Starr, Thurman. Row Z: Tate, L. Whiteside, Wallace, Stover, R.Whiteside, Von Krosigk, Wetter, Tribur. Row 3: R. Thompson, Van Meltebeke, Sutton, Wheeler, Yerian, Wood, Swygard, Warren Thomas, Walter. Row 4: Wirth, Sprinkel, Thacker, Van Cleve, Wischnofske, Tittle, D. Thompson, Hilderbrand Swanson. vwgyf 67 ff W .2- 4 N09 N 4. 5 xii-f is E? ffl 5, L ,Eggs k 3 Q51 . ,Q : Y My li l Row 1: Hess, Appelgate, Blacker, Day, Clark, Anderson, C. Brandt, Defienbacher, Foster, Avery. Row 2: Buxton, Breeden, Hughes, Claire, Bell, Brandis, Andrews, Braaten, Cary. Row 3: Browes, Hayes, Fox, Cook, Bond, Ashton, Cartwright, Baines, Ellsworth, R. Brandt, Dilley, Row 4: Butler, Ehrenholm, Brown, Boyd, Unknown, Allen, Brandt, Chipman, Christensen, N. Butler. XQO, f't: ' F 9 MW- .s W QF ff WF is MX.- . 9? ep ? r'- rs Q5 xv Row l: Kirkendall, Dow, Coolen, Coiner, Freeman, Cramer, Epperson. Row 2: Cohctgen, Grant, Cropsey, Gill, Giffin, Crawford, Georgeson. Row 3: Goodman, Frazier, Cuff, Davis, Emigh, L. Cult, Foster, Finch. Row 4: Henry, Kendall, Hardison, Kammerer, Hall, Cameron, Abercrombie, Kauffman, Anderson. 69 Row Row Row Row 1: McCullough, L. Moser, M. Moser, Lyons, Mosier, Larson, K. Myers, S. Myers 2: Modrell, McBurney, McKenzie, Murrell, McMillian, Minlkin, Lowe, Meyer. 3: Laffoon, Mason, McCullough, Maiden, Mayer, Meyer, D. Miller, London. 4: Lambert, McGuire, Long, B. Miller, McMichael, I. Myers, Gardner, I. Miller. 32 1 wg, X Tw' Row l: Ryker, Rands, Rowe, O'Mara, Plumley, Riess, Schultz, Sande, Ross. Row 2: Nelson, Saner, Saxton, Price, Porter, Scott, Sawin. Row 3: Olson, I. Porter, Ramsey, Riley, Packer, Rife, Peters, Pittman. Row 4: Parkinson, D. Porter, Schroeder, Pratt, Olsen, Rusk, Plane, Rawie, Renshaw. fx 1009 Row l: Starr, Styles, G. Warren, Steenson, Sexton, Stevens, Sisson, Troxel, Webster. Row 2: Trask, Stanley, Bielman, L. Smith, D. Warren, Webber, Whiteman, Kellog, Watkins. Row 3: Teal, Walker, Wilson, Thompson, Stevenson, Shepard, Steeprow, Wrigglesworth, Vrooman, Sorenson, Wirth. Row 4: B. Starr, Younger, Thaler, Staley, Weigant, Wetter, Winslow, Wagner, Williamson, Sutton, B. Troxel. HT? E 71 8th GRADE OFFICERS: Sondra Iones, Trecxs. Dcrvid Forrest, Sec. Iohn Coleman, Pres. Ccrrlene Hise. Vice-Pres. e iowa How 1: Brandt, Fagg, Callarman, Edwards, Furst, Kelley, Allister, Cloer, Crowley. Row 2: Day, Davis, Byrd, Fore, Bullard, Albin, Adams, Cramer, Bush. Row 3: R. Downing, Coleman, Carlson, Forrest, Correll, Dew, De Vall, Bogart. Row 4: Emigh, Briggs, Andrews, G. Downing, Colby, Childs, Bashtord, Ehrenholm. K If-fq. f Row Row How Row l: Hoskins, Hartman, Henderson, B. Lee, Goodwin, House, Krehbiel, Haffner. 2: Klum, Hawkins, Kinney, Kitzmann, Howard, I. Lee, Iones, Kaiser, Gibney, 3: Iohnston, Lambert, Hise, Lepper, Heideman, Klusman, W. Lee, Koberstein, Grantham. 4: Clark, Gallaher, Gray, Heck, Klein, Leonhardy, Kremer, Haith, Hughs. 73 Swlvi-Q ,mms 1 Hwy. :viii 5 .Sim fn 'a V' K Ali if kiwi U Ul!.f it D2 il it H OSX ,, ai n- K. 16-'LL 1-14, 4 ,A iv egg' g MY gas Y fl Q29 as w A. 'W' N aff! ikilkl ' 3 zlf. is 'fr UP' x 5' ly ls I ' H 2 ' uf -. A L1 1, ' 'I lx .. 1' - . . . , M fr H If 1 , Q I 'fx gg 'YS 1 if ,HAQ , 1 H iiggiggxi ig Q 52 35 ai i is i Eiigiiwigig 55323 MES iiiissmig 55 ,s 'X -C W ,f ir ,, .ff ,L f , Q 4 ,A , -g Q' I X ' ' Q' ' ' v s M 'L' ay ga ' . x -'V A' -9 131324 Q3 .pi Q by.. -H wg' ' ' LNYN 'Z ' 'lark'- 3 1 , 'nm pn. 3 11 ' Y lf Q., N 3' ' fi. W if f 44115 1 I A 1 Y 1 J ' A -,. M fi W W 'qx Nx X .IV ' ,i x x x W 55 5 1 KKNSXA we 5 ik 5 Q 4 WH x 1 I 1 5 T 1 . !- ,, f' .I , ' X 1 X 1 1. .. M.r'f'JZ 83' f- .0 ' fb E Dorothy Harvey, editor-in-chief. - -0-s Familiar Phrase: Anyone going to the print shop? Editor's Pet Peeve: People who don't turn copy in on time. Purpose: To provide a medium through which the student is helped to realize the importance and complications of newspaper work. Favorite Activity. Getting excused from school to solicit ads. Special Events: Publications picnic, Trip to Eugene for Iournalism Convention, Trip to Seattle for Press Clinic, Iournalism competition at Forest Grove. Chalmer Haith, managing editor. Priscilla Gray, business manager. Wanda Gae Roberson, advertising manager rg: half? lVllllBlliS Ullll Alfred Ladendortt, advisory Ken Dimick, sports editor, loan McMorris circulation manager 78 Mary Lee, feature editor, Bill Cheney, news editor. ,Xl Ad Staff: Row l: Hess, Lydall, Shepherd, Breeding, Wetter, Wzilson, Webber. Row 2: Meyer, Plumley, Thompson, Giles, Iensen, Grant, Roberson. Row 3: Nichols, Mumford, Onsdorfl, Horton, McMicheals, Porter. wiv QQ! Q +9 5? 1: Wanda Gae, Chal, and Mary make a final check before th H' 'h-O-S e lg Cope goes to press. X Neil Saling, editor: Dave Halse, assistant busi- ness manager: Dorothy Gathercoal, business manager, Marylin Hough, associate editor. dai Familiar Phrase: Anyone seen those pictures for my section? Favorite Activity: Trying to write witty captions. Special Events: Press conference in Eu- gene, Trips to the printers in Salem, Pub- lications picnic, Dedication dinner. Purpose: To publish th-is book for you! Row 1: Callarman, Hough, Swygard, N. Saling, Shirley, Shideler Row 2: Ioyner, Giles, Newton, S. Saling, Gathercoal, Dorsey, White, Bates, Halse, Mr. Quale, advisor. ac!! Purpose: To strive to further the interests of the community cmd school by aiding the cause of better journalism. Social Events: Quill and Scroll auctions, Dinners, Initiations, Trip to Portland. Biggest Problem: No members left from last year. Special Project: Publishing a Senior sup- plement. Chal Haith, secretary-treasurer, Marylin Hough, presi dent: Wanda Gae Roberson, vice-president. Row l: Lee, Roberson, Harvey, Gathercoal, Dorsey, Hough. Row 2: Quale, Saling, Haith, Ladendorft. - 40 Ron Iolley, president, Dorothy Gathercoal, vice- presidentg Lucy Sinnard, secretary, Mary Zeran, treasurer. ' gfoacvz Special Project: Creating a scholarship fund. Nickname: Torch Social Events: Picnics, lnitiations, Social evening. Purpose: To create an enthusiasm for scholarship, leadership, service and character among the upper classmen. Service Projects: Sent food and clothing to Korean orphans, Visited 8th and 9th grade classes and explained upper class courses. Row l: Halse, S. Smith, Timmons, Hunter, Breeding, Gilfillan, Lukens, M. Swygard, Breese, Anderson, Hough. Row Z: Welch, Morse, A. Smith, Patton, Ralls, Daily, Wood, Voorhies, Dorsey, Sinnard. Row 3: Gott, Onsdorif, Ranney, Dubbe, Zeran, Pope, Roberson, Mumford, Henderson, Larse, , Ritcher. 82 How 4: Chan, Iolley, Shirley, White, I. Swygard, Saling, Quesinberry, Einersen, Newton. Www ' Nickname: Chandelle Favorite Activity: Trying to keep grades up and stay in the club without study- ing. Social Events: Potlucks, Formal initia- tions, Informal initiation for 8th graders, Going away party for 10th graders. Special Project: Pickle sales. 1 Purpose: To promote scholarship, leader ship, service, and character among 8th 9th, and 10th graders. Bobby Kerrigan, secretary: Karen Hunter, treas- urer: Ross Hall, vice-president, Ann Smith, presi dent. Row l: Hunter, Gilfillan, Ioyner, Gullege, Breeding, Swygard, Skow, McMorris, Meyer. Row 2: S. Smith, Whiteside, Brandt, Wood, Halls, Horrell, Frazier, Kerrigan, Nichols, Shepherd. Row 3: Newton, Richter, Morse, A. Smith, Mumford, L. Hall, Weigant, Buxton, Horton, Mc- Micheals, Mayer. Sue Henderson, president, Gary Chapman, vice-presi- dent, Pat Dubbe, secretary, Ruth Steward, treasurer, O Familiar Phrase: Let's have our picnic early! Ha! Ha! Social Events: Initiations, Social evenings, Potlucks, Picnic at Benton Lane. Pet Peeve: People who go to other meetings during Activity Period. Purpose: To promote an interest in music and higher music standards among the stu- dents of C.H.S. Special Projects: Sponsored Exchange Assem- bly and Senior Recital. Made.Mr. Lawrence an honorary member. Row 1: Hartman, DeSart, Pond, Trent, Skillings, Wallace, Craig, Haines, Lepper, Nettleton, Fagg, Rutherford, Dull, Pease. Row 2: Henderson, Einerson, Steward, Dubbe, Breese, Onsdorll, Logsdon, Lyda, Morse Nelson, Young, Heideman, Daily. Row 3: Hough, Halse, Welch, Wanless, Kammerer, Herman, White, Swygard, Iohnson, 84 Walls, Quesinberry, Buxton. Purpose: To promote and improve the dramatic arts in the high school. Trips to: Northwest Regional Thespian Conference at Seattle, Oregon Silver Anni- versary of Dramatics at Eugene, Profession- al productions in Portland. Special Projects: Arena style All School Play with concessions, Monthly night meet- ings. Pet Peeve: Trying to gulp down food to be on time for a noon meeting. Humorous Events: Attempts at creative drama by some of the members and play reading at meetings. Social Events: Potlucks, Play party, Initia- tions, Attendina college plays. Neil Saling, vice-presidentg Sue Henderson treasurer, Hazel Pease, scribe, Roberta Humble secretary, Lloyd Herman, president. Row l, vertical: Timmons, Gray, Henderson. Row 2, vertical: Pease, Einarson, Dorsey. How 3, horizontal: Saling, Ewalt, Halse, Knoll, Quesinberry, Daily, Hough, Morse, Paden, Herman, Brandt, Goff, Reedy, advisor. Standing: Chandler. 85 'da ' Z e Service Projects: Gave food baskets at Thanksgiving cmd Christmas, Hospital tours, Toy cars for a children's hospital, Service Girl, Ushered at school assemblies, Decorated audi- torium at Christmas, Helped with identification pictures, Girl of the Month. Social Events: Hobo Dance, Calico-Cord Week, Style Show, Faculty, teas, Assemblies, Coke party during Hello Week, Installation. Purpose: To promote co-operation for the general welfare of the girls through friendliness and helpfulness to one an- other. Doris Patton, president Deanna Gardner, vice-president. lean Wood, secretary 86 Mary State, advisor Ianet Timmons, treasurer Marilyn Gould, personnel advisor U The Coronation of King Wendell of Hobo Land. Girl s'League Council: Row 1: Timmons, Gardner, Patton, Gould, Wood. Row 2: Small, Zeran, Hartman, Morse, Smith, Brandt. Row 3: Gathercoal, Larse, Stenbakken, Lukens, Voorhies, Martin, Campbell, Dorsey, Pope Vance Brown, secretary-treasurer gage' 1' Purpose: To promote co-operation and development ol good character among the boys of Corvallis High. Pet Peeve: Council members who are too busy to come to meetings. Service Projects: Toy drive at Christmas, Boy of the Month awards, Selection of Boys' State representatives. Biggest Problem: Trying to find someone small enough and dumb enough to dunk for the Circus booth. Max McKinney, advisor lack Gambee, sargent-at-arms Gene Badgley, advisor 2 2 a s e ,ggg,.r..MN IL-Qa.,,,rw...,M.W QE S. , cf x Q Boys ol the Month-First Semester: lim Berry, September, Larry Edwards, October, Ron Iolley, November, Ron Taylor, December, Dave Halse, Ianuary. m0l4 3 M ,,,,,,.-rw .,-ar Boys' League Council: Row l: Coopey, Golf, Welch, Ewall, Brown, Myers. Row 2: Gulledge, Edwards, Iolley, Gambee, Shideler, 16- Purpose: To promote a higher standard ot Chris- tian living among girls through social living and service. Social Events: Tri-Y Formal, Mother-Daughter Luncheon, Initiations, Attending Church, Tri-Y shine, Installations, Mid-Winter conference at Salem. Service Projects: Hospital tours, Entertained crippled children, Cleaned stadium rest roorns. Sent gifts to veterans hospital and Old Folk's Home. Claudine Lukens, president Ginger Gault, vice-president Sue McCann, secretary Louise Bates, treasurer cwwiwmsmw ,J ,.al,. ,, 'S ,fx Council: Lucy Sinnard, Carolyn Dorsey, Lois Perkins, Roberta Humble, Iudy Voorhies. 90 - -fa 21' , - - , . ke, ef X1, I i ie Eff 1 R '21 .QS V . - TI if l K tg' I IQ! ,lfg 5 5 Xxx! s msgs A 'Q I A Q li B3 E1 31 if 2- vm Social Events: Box social, lnitiations, Kidnap Breakfast, Installations. Service Projects: Helped start 8th Grade Y-Teen, Sent money to an orphanage in Alaska, Hospital tours, Wrapped Christmas presents for Red Cross, Bought records tor Blind Bible Institute. Purpose: To build a fellowship of women and girls who realize the Christian ideals of personal and social living. Ianet Thomas vice president Shirley Smith, secretary Marilyn Swygard treasurer 'W Row 1 Pat Murphy, Karen Hunter, Charlotte Ralls, Alice Tate. Flow 2 Ann Smith, Carolyn Newton, Eleanor Ewalt, Iudy Yerian, 11 Row l: Dow, K. Henry, Appelgate, Frazier, Hoyer, Murphy, Davis, Giles, Hebert, Hunter, Breeding, Grant, Meyer, Day, Coiner, Row 2: Blocker, Hedricks, Lewis, layne, Iu. Gibson, Io. Gibson, Iolley, Iensen, Chandler, Lydall, Kerrigcm, Horrell, Meyer, Martin, Row 3: Moen, Morse, Henderson, Green, Boyd, Ewalt, Lyda, Horton, McMichael, Mayer, Warren. Row 4: MCMorris, McGary, Kelsey, Foster, Garland, Kitchen, Daily, Brandt, Sorrels. Row 1: S, Smith, Hands, Shepard, Rohmiller, Hess, Plumley, Wilson, Thompson, Swygard, Skow, L. Whiteside. Row 2: R. Whiteside, Wallace, Pruitt, Stover, Reineke, Wheeler, Troxel, Romsey, Nelson, Petersen. Row 3: Thacker, A. Smith, Tate, Thomas, Wood, Newton, Richer, Mumford, Sorenson, Porter. Row 4: Walters, Yerian, Nichols, Rcills, Giliillan, Nelson, Stevenson, Vrooman. Vernon Crawford, secretary: Fred Bennion, vice- president, Larry Edwards, president, Ron Iolley, treasurer. 716- Service Projects: Gave 5150. to world serv- ice, Presented Thanksgiving assembly, Took tickets at home football and basket- ball games. Purpose: To perform service, offer fellow- ship, and encourage high Christian char- acter. Special Projects: Annual Hi-Y Formal, Date Book, Spartan book covers, Hi-Y shines. Row 1: McDonald, Roe, Taylor, Beer, Bennion, Doty, Scott, Widness, Iones, Bullard, Coleman. Row 2: Thompson, VanLoan, Grant, Swygard, Shirley, Saling, Decker, Tremaine, Peterson, Edwards, Yost. Row 3: Cheney, Thayer, Coiner, Welch, Herman, Pool, Langton, Gambee, Matheson, 94 Ewalt, Iolley, Barkhurst. Keg 66443 Purpose: To promote co-operation and service to the school and community. Service Projects: Assisted Blood-Mobile, Ushered at football games, Collected mon- ey for the March of Dimes, Painted Track hurdles. Pet Peeve: Hi-Y Social Events: Hamburger feeds, Initia- tions, Weekly visits to Kiwanis. Dave Passon, treasurer, Tom Sinnard, vice president, Dave Halse, secretary, Gary Horton president. nap 'fo-n Row l: Hollingsworth, Hout, Walls, Cook, D. Berry, Brown, I. Berry. Row 2: Thaw, Chandler, Lester, Hulse, Frazier, Horton, Chan, Hoyt, Tourville, Row 3: Passon, Sinnard, Hahn, Kotord, N. Hughes, Sheliler, M. Hughes, White. 95 14-7! 6 ,va- Sitting: Williams, Hayes, Sedore, Davis. Standing: B. Smith, Bullard, McCarthy, Schamp, Schiller. ' We-Z 96 Q--is- 6 Row l: MacCullough, Watkins, Barnhouse, Modrell, Coleman, Perkins, Morse, Hunter, Clark. Row Z: Dumond, Kendall, Renshaw, Walker, Price, Haith,'Tagnoreli, Christiansen, Hall. Row 3: Miller, Anderson, Starr, Aubrey, McCutcheon, Gardner, Riley, McCune, Ramsey Hardison. WW C3252 CM? Purpose: To serve the school and all functions connected with the stage. Familiar Phrase: Curtain Special Projects: Stage services for as- semblies and school plays, and the band- wagon for rally dances. Special Event: Field trip to Eugene. Pet Peeve: Setting up bleachers. Frank Schamp, presidentg Floyd Cameron, secre' tary: Paul Kortemeier, vice-presidentg Not Pictured, Bob McCarthy, treasurer. 97 ev- ' '5 I fx ,fx g.1 1 -3 -..f X Row 1: Williams, Mintkin, Burkert, Iimmerson, B. Smith. Row 2: McCarthy, Cummings, Sheele, Kortemeier, Cameron, Christion, Parks. 97 r I 1 Phylis Stenbakken, president. Service Projects: Served cocoa and sandwiches to football and basketball players alter games, Banquets for football and basketball players, Picnic for Spring Sports, Pep assem- blies, Sold booster tickets. Purpose: To create pep and enthusiasm for school sports and render service to the school. Familiar Phrase: Everyone bring two sandwiches to the game Fridayf' Special Projects: Ushered at two O.S.C. games, Sold pom- poms and programs for football games. Ruth Martin, vice-president Katherine Larse, secretary Dorothy Gathercoal, treasurer Ginger Gault, sargent-at-arms 98 Pep Council: Ieanne Heicleman, Lucy Sinnard, Donna Morse, Ginger Gault. Not Pictured: Roberta Humble. arf Pep Club in Action mi. .Wife 'fs in v - lv-.s1m.M , all Row 1: Beer, Langton, Taylor, Saling. Row 2: Lee, Stenbakken, Lukens, Henderson, Obrist, McGregor, Pease, Hartman, Rictor, Campbell, Gray, Heideman, Perkins, Gathercoal, Hunter, Hough, McCoy. Row 3: Morse, Einarsen, Saling, Breese, Walls, Morelock, Timmons, Coon, Brandt, Giltillan Swygard, Larse, McCann, Harvey, Roberson, Modrell. Row 4: W, Smith, Luoto, Davis, Iorgenson, Ferron, Patton, S. Smith, McBath, Anderson Sinnard, Hutchinson, A. Smith, Mumford, Gault, Newton. Row 5: Yerian, Dingle, Young, Osborn, Gardner, McCutcheon, Ackerman, Tilberg, White gg Gould, Whiteman, Voorhies, Dorsey, Ewalt, Martin, Wood. Devona Modrell, captain gum! Familiar Phrase: Are you ready? Purpose: To promote spirit and enthus- iasm through leading yells at all home varsity football and basketball games. Favorite Activity: Thinking up new ac- tions for old yells. Favorite Yell: Bo Bo Ski Deten-doten. . if Row Row Row Row Beer D. Modrell, Taylor, Daily Heideman, Saling, McCoy Stenbakken, Langton, I. Modrell ......r -1 1... f , i. anion? Liz Whiteside, Charlotte Ralls, Ieris Daily Alice Gilfillan. 7z'4cmd5'z'4Q'zade 5 4, ,fx lf 3 QI'-STB Sally Myers, Ginger Heideman, Sandra Iones, Nancy Coiner 101 W- Dance mmdtzfee Familiar Phrase: Will the stag line please move back! Special Projects: Loaning money to school organizations, working at rally dances, giving money to worthy causes. Favorite Activity: Stamping people's hands with permanent ink. Purpose: To plan and work at all home rally dances. Pet Peeve: People who dance on the gym floor with their shoes on. Nannette Walls, secretary: Rita Young, treasurer, Sue McCann, president. 102 Row l: Timmons, Oitzinger, Malone, Hartman, McCann. Row Z: Martin, Young, N. Walls, Larse, Voorhies, Dorsey, Iorgenson. Row 3: Coiner, Lamb, Haith, Hahn, B. Walls, Decker, Horton. ' 2 cwceeammd Purpose: To sponsor rally dances for under- classmen. Favorite Activity: Decorating for dances. Pet Peeve: People who sit on the air condi- tioners during dances. Special Projects: Party tor 8th graders, dances, candy cane sale. Familiar Phrase: Please screw the lights back in! Ieanne McMicheal, president, Iody Ramsey, secretary treasurer: Kay Myers, vice-president. Row 1: Stevenson, G. Williams, Williams, Edwards, Krehbiel, Cuff. Row 2: Leib, Lepper, Briggs, Pettit, Bindley, Grantham, Iones, Hall. Row 3: Perkins, Gibney, Terrell, McMichael, Horton, Myers, Wilson, Ramsey, Porter, Modrell. Warren Doty, sgt-at-arms: Frani Beer, president: Bob Langton, secretary: lim Coleman, sgt-at-arms: Ierry Handy, vice-president: Not pictured: Dave Gamhee, treasurer. gazed Favorite Activity: Initiating neophytes in assemblies. Purpose: To serve as an honorary club for lettermen and to promote service in the school. Service Project: Painting numbers on the reserved seat section of the grandstand. Familiar Phrase: I'd like to present my paddles to . . . Social Events: Blue C Smoker. Pep club banquet and dance, Initiations, and Blue C assemblies. 104 Row 1: Tischart, Swygard, Berry, Lester, Erickson, Chan, Frazier, Rog. Widness, Iones, Grant, Doty. Row 2: Ron Widness, Edwards, Horton, Welch, Bennion, Crawford, Thompson, Gilbert, Woodring, Appelgate, Derrickson. Row 3: Saling, Beer, DeYoe, Coleman, Roe, Taylor, Shirley, Leonhardy, Stinette, Handy, Coiner. Row 4: Iolley, Langton, Hahn, Pool, Koiord, Gambee, Matheson, Wood, Petersen. 4 14, ff, Social Events: Swimming party, Fun night, Playdays, Potlucks, Picnics, Sun- rise breaklast, Camping trips, Bicycle trips, Skating parties. Familiar Phrase: How many girls are going to the playday Saturday at . . Purpose: To promote health, sportsman- ship, physical efficiency, athletic accom- plishments, and love of the out-of-doors. Popular Activities: Tumbling, Volley- ball, and Tennis. Lfiif-5 Caroline Pond, publicity, Sunny Thompson, vice-presi dentg Dorothy Gerold, treasurer, Iane Coon, president DeEtte Davis, secretary. ., .. - f . x , ,, Row 1: Whybark, Childs, Brandt, Fagg, Pond, Hampton, Coates, Reith, Sawin, Dickson. How 2: H. Navarro, Gerold, Davis, Hoeltner, Coon, Rycrait, Richardson, Gibney, Roe. Row 3: Freeman, Ellison, Iohnson, Tilberg, Roberts, Onsdortl, Thompson, Garman, l. Nav- arro, Campbell, Howard. 7, af. A Service Projects: Sent cookies to a veterans hospital, served for teachers' meetings. Familiar Phrase: Let's have a clothing drive! Purpose: To show a growing appreciation ot the joys and satisfactions of homemaking. Favorite Activity: Making posters for sales. Special Events: F.H.A. Dance, Play night-pot- luck, Initiations, Attending church, F.F.A. Party, District and State Meetings. Lorraine Pape, treasurer: Shirley Whiteman, president: Darlene Laitoon , secretary, Millie Steeprow, vice-president. Row l: Rawlings, Wrigglesworth, Sisson, Saling, Iohnson, Reith, I, Navarro, Steeprow, H, Navarro, Hautfner, Nyberg. Row 2: Tilberg, Moser, Luna, Kelly, Mosier, Kirkendal, Cloer, Whiteman, Ellis, Onsdortf. Row 3: Crawlord, Law, Klusman, Thurber, Reiley, Wilson, Lepper, Cheney, Sexton, Giitin. 106 Y' y... Purpose: The development ot agriculture leadership, cooperation, and citizenship in young men. Special Events: F.F.A. Banquet, State Conven- tion, Picnic, District Vocational Contest. Money Raising Projects: Farming, Buying and reselling parts, Scrap iron drive. Special Projects: Basketball team, Parlia- mentary team, Dairy judging team, Corn judging team. xr-s,,,.-. ' A, Wischnotske, secretary, Graves, treasurer, Tremaine, president, Anderson, sentinel, Uhden, vice-president, Thompson, reporter, pi K lun, NK Row l: Sawin, Claire, Bielman, Saner, Powers, Cameron, McConnelee, Abercrombie, Braaten, Breed' en, Brandt, Smith, K. Hilderbrand, Gullege, Kabler. Row 2: Radford, Goff, Gray, Gallaher, Graves, Thompson, Graham, Cate, O, Hilderbrand, Yarbor- ough, Brown. Row 3: Stein, Butler, Christion, Sedore, Sheele, Winslow, Wischnofske, Leuhring, Gregoroll, Coon, Rawie, Uhden, Harrison. 107 s fy Nancy Kaechele, treasurer, Louie Hartman, vice-president, Iim Swygard, presidentg Iudy Voorhies, secretary. We ' Favorite Activity: Listening to foreign speak- ers. Special Events: Far Eastern Conference at O.S.C., speakers from the college tusually for- eign exchange studentsl, student panels, in- ternational relations conference at Eugene. Purpose: To create in students knowledge and interest in current affairs throughout the world. Biggest Problem: Where to put the overflow of members during meetings. Pet Peeve: People who have their pictures taken twice! Row li Hartman, Gray, Ferron, Bennet, Coates, Gould, Gathercoal, Dorsey, Brandt, Barrett, Breese, Greey. Row 2: Pease, Guss, Kinderman, Iorgenson, Agnew, Briggs, Anderson, Ackerman, Camp- bell, Dubbe, Bates, Quale. Row 3: Holton, Kaechele, Kasten, Gerold, Goff, Dimick, DeYoe, Beer, Chan, Halse, Gold- 108 berg. 'l4. 1 21: - . ff- wi K ww-Sh '71, A 3 KT' , ,Qu l S',4 Q , 'Q U 15359 'U 'QV 'SF .JRE wi U X' x-. v , 8. Q Q, A X.. .,., X ., 1- 32: V' X u f X A . X K .1 ,xg-.- by f 32 '- . .:14'5'::, 1 2, X R X 3 if SV 3 'if 6 wt I Q 35 bww, . 4 A. 1 . M Q. ,' ix 'r N, ' 31? S Q is if 9 1 Purpose: To protect the students and school in case of fire. Favorite Activity: Racing to posts during a fire drill. Pet Peeve: People who get in the way. Special Projects: Sponsoring a dance, con- ducting fire drills, circus booth. Familiar Phrase: Wait thirty seconds before leaving the room and shut the windows! Kent Matheson, tire chietp Warren Doty, assistant chief, Mr. Olson, advisor. Row l: Crawford, Scott, Stenbakken, Morse, Modrell, Daily, Hartman, Mintkin, Brown, Hollingsworth, Olson. Row Z: Woodring, Kelly, McDonald, Burns, Grant, Coleman, Applegate, Chase, L. Doty, Bennion. Row 3: Berry, Cheney, Heintzleman, Gilbert, Wanless, Handy, Carlson, Edwards, W. Doty, W. Iohnson. Row 4: Hughes, Stinette, Sinnard, Pool, Peterson, I. Iohnson, Tourville, Roe, Warren, Iones. Row 5: Iolley, DeYoe, Decker, Smith, Beer, Taylor, Gretz, Hiner, Derrickson. 110 Row 6: Kotord, Matheson, Langton, D. Gambee, Ewalt, I. Gambee, Wood, Saling. dhcvzy ' Q . ' 41' ,, is ,I x g! 1? fr? 'Rs Row 1: Iacobs, Rycralt, Starr, Krehbiel, Seaton, Schultz, Riess, Lepper. Row 2: Howard, Lutz, Briggs, Marshall, Yokum, Sexton, Aasum, Todhunter oziafltferze ,v -wt Row l: Wolhowe, Hampton, Roe, Davis, Marshall, Cropsey. Row 2: Parkinson, Shroeder, McMurray, Forrest, McBurney, Henderson, Norton 664 Social Events: Snowman Dance, Ski trips to Hoodoo Bowl and Mount Hood, First aid class. Banquet at the end of the year at Hoodoo. Service Projects: Red Cross box, Aid Ski Pa- trol at Hoodoo, Award trophy to the best sup- porter ot the club. Familiar Phrase: Fill your sitz marks! Purpose: To promote an interest in winter sports, especially skiiing. Louie Hartman president Charlotte Ralls, vice-president Inez Hulery, secretary Bob Pool, vice-president Iudy Voorhies, treasurer Row li Dubbe, Breese, C. Cull, L. Cuff, H. Appelgcxte, Hartman, Doty, Calhoun, N. Coiner Frazier, E. Appelgate, Gray. Row Z: Haines, Aasum, Horrell, D. Blocker, Hebert, D. Gathercoal, Iensen, Henderson Briggs, Hulery, F. Blacker. Row 3: McCutcheon, Anderson, Agnew, Dorsey, Brandt, Gillillan, Ralls, R. Blacker, Crowe Goff, Thompson. Row 4: M. Gathercoal, I. Gathercoal, Hahn, Herman, Gambee, B, Coiner, Brandis, Coon sw., S Row l: L. Sinncmrd, B. Nelson, H. Maser, M. Nelson, S. Thompson, Pope, Pease, M. Swygard, McGregor, Osborn, N. White, Lieb, Voorhies, D. Iohnson. Row 2: Knoll, Patton, Moen, Iorgenson, Roberson, N. Warren, Meyer, Rands, Zeran, C. Maser, Lotz, Walls. How 3: Grant, K. Warren, I. Swygard, Mason, Mumford, Smith, Yerian, Wanless, W. Iohn- son, Ramsey. Row 4: Saling, C. White, T. Sinnard, Wood, Williamson, Lamb, Pool, Teal, Van Loan, G. Thompson. -.gs ' hunfi' ...Eg Bing Chan, vice-president: Manon Bradstreet, program chairman, Charlene Cheney, program chairman: Iohn Yost, president: Audrey Larsen, secretary-treasurer: Shirley Whiteman, advertis- ing manager, Vance Brown, advertising mana- ger. Wa- Purpose: To perpetuate Christian fellow- ship and promote Christian activity in high school youth. Special Events: Youth for Christ, parties, potlucks, circus booth, putting on pro- grams for other Bible clubs, Bible Club Convention in Canada. Humorous Events: Speakers coming late to the meetings. Pet Peeve: Trying to find transportation to monthly Bible classes in Albany. Row l. Von Krosigk, Green, Rohmxller, Webber, Christionson, Bond, Mintkin, Cloer, Van Meltebeke, Brown, C. Cheney, Dull, Hammond. Row 2: A. Larsen, Whiteman, Moser, K. Larsen, Turnow, London, Warren, Hoxworth, Lepper, Ellis, McGuire, S. Bennet. Row 3: Miller, Young, Bradstreet, Spencer, Wegner, Robertson, Skeleton, Revels, Helkey. Climer, Couey, Sexton. Row 4: V. Brown, Chan, McGregor, Tilberg, Elsworth, Kelsey, Porter, Gibson, Burright, Climer. Row 52: Woodring, Utt, Sutherland, Ehrenholm, Yost, D. Bennet, B. Cheney. 0- Special Projects: Photo contest, lectures cmd slides from Eastman Kodak Com- pany, demonstrations on phases of pho- tography, circus booth, field trip. Favorite Activity: Making Christmas cards with photographs on them. Familiar Phrase: Don't forget to expose your film before developing it! Purpose: To promote and further inter- ! , ,gfsi'4 est in photography. Roger Wood, vice-president, Ellen Rohmiller, secretary-treasurer, Norman Hughes, president. Row l: Marshall, Roe, Rohmiller, McGuire, Kitchen, Green, Von Krosigk. Row 2: Bradstreet, Wetter, McMorris, Gibson, Taylor, Phillips, Smith. Row 3: Wood, Spencer, Robertson, Skelton, Boyd, Chan, Stein, Allen, Hughes. 115 CZ? Iim Van Loan, sergeant-at-arms, Shirley Moen, secretaryg Ruda Mae Sanderson, vice-president: Betty lean Smith, president, not pictured, Claude ia Hannay, treasurer. Social Events: Employer-Employee Banquet, lnter-class discussions with other D.E. classes, coffee sessions. Favorite Activity: Coffee hour on Friday mornings. Purpose: To provide social and educational activities tor the working student. Pet Peeve: Getting people to work on noon movies. Trips to: Meier 6: Frank and D.E. classes at Girls's Polytechnic at Portland, Kay Woolen Mills at Albany, Eugene Vocational School. and Seattle, Washington. l 3 1 1 Q ,Q I A g lll' 4 i .J-ll: ..-aq-pun Row l: Bilyeu, Thorne, teNapel, Smith, Sanderson, Calhoun, Moen, Van Loan. Row 2: Uppendahl, Moon, Thacker, Tate, Braaten, Agnew, Hiner, Scheftler. 116 Amman . 2 K Biggest Problem: Organizing a club with all new members. Purpose: To promote the work of the Red Cross on the high school level. Special Projects: Sent two CARE packages, sponsored a Korean War orphan, made a jour- nal of events and activities at C.H.S. and sent it to a foreign high school, sponsored the Red Cross drive at C.H.S. Pet Peeve: Trying to interest boys in the or- ganization. Special Events: A dance at the Youth Center and a County Fair to raise lunds. Regional Red Cross meeting at Portland. Shirley Hutchinson, sergeant-at-arms, Nancy Osborn, secretary, Nanette Walls, treasurer Deanna Gardner, president. 2 1 Kim Row l: N. Walls, Osborn, Gardner, Hutchinson, Gault, White, Row 2: Decker, Martin, Luoto, Anderson, Rictor, Ewing, Zeran, Row 3: Widness, Coiner, B. Walls, McCutcheon, Larse, McCann, Lamb 0 'ak A 1 mf, 's rs... BL' - I 1-yt . .fukx XXII f . . I M C 1 ,iii I 7' XJ S if ffl V fd if 50 v X, a we .1 ' x an r QQ '--u 7 -f I m l cf h f f., .1 1 X, 'Y v lo' J f' I 5 I J' J x ' 1 1 . x X I I 77z66d66 cm X Ummm X ,X U is E3 QF 'gf I X ' X 6, Q VJ.: Q 1:1A S 1 ' x , 5 ,N . X 12? X Vf x Y . x ' v--- ., ' -' asa R :ig 33 -IX I -' ,. , ,z .,'1 Say' .z 1 r , eil rw fp Favorite Phrase: Maw-Me-Maw Purpose: To provide special vocal rnu- sic for concerts and other occasions. Humorous Events: Solos by Dave Garnbee and Kent Matheson Favorite Song: Let Us Break Bread Together Special Events: Song of Christmas by Fred Waring during the holiday season, Musical Novelties Show, Ies- ter Hairston Clinic at Eugene, appear- ances for local organizations and Telegram booth at the Circus. Bob Wanless, president, Ierry Handy, vice-president, l Ioseph Lobbato, director, Lois Perkins, secretary- 'Lfl treasurer. ,V fp! J ,ff Row 1: Kirk, Coughlin, Riley, I. Daily, Wallace, Rictor, I. Wood, Agnew, White, D. Daily, Haines, Summers, Denue, Dull. Row 2: Young, Steward, N. Walls, Morse, I. Iohnston, P. Iohnson, B. Walls, Coiner, Saling, Gould, Kaechele, York. Row 3: Dubbe, M. Swygard, Pope, Zeran, Nelson, McCoy, Quesinberry, Hollingsworth, Modrell, Mc- Cutcheon, Logsdon, Christion. Row 4: Hough, Gray, Perkins, Lukens, Einarsen, Holton, W. Iohnson, I. Swygard, Berry, Handy, Rozendal, Halls, Long. Row 5: Wanless, Welch, Pringle, Sletto, Scott, Herman, Hahn, Gambee, Matheson, R. Wood, Bash- lord, DeYoe, McConnel, Avery, Bennion. edczdiaw Megan Smith, Stover, Whiteside, Pippin, Iensen, Mumford, Hoyer, Daily, Nelson, Mayer, ' ' Qfee Row l: Iayne, Pruitt, Abele, Dow, Obrist, Moore, Nelson, Iensen, Hunter, Breeding, Schultz, Mote Stover, Holloway, Lydall, Sloper, Gray, L. Whiteside. Row 2: Lobbato, Abercrombie, Pittman, Mayer, Kerrigan, McGregor, Byerlein, Iohnson, Sorenson Starr, Nichols, Gibson, Whiteman, Scow, Manning, Koberstein, Pippin, Hoyer, Gilfillan. Row 31 Allen, R. Whiteside, Freeman, Breese, Plumley, Laftoon, Bowens, Henry, Thomas, Ryker Skelton, Baker, S. Meyers, Troxel, Applegate, K. Meyers, Giles, Brandt, Finnell. Row 4: Gerold, Ellison, Stevenson, Crawford, Grant, Priddy, Hoffman, Couey, Ferron, Luoto, Porter Emigh, Horton, Roberts, Shattuck, Day, Henderson, Mumford, Kelsey, Miller, McCaleb. Iohnston, Walls, P, Iohnson, Herman, Quesinberry, W. Iohnson, Wcxnless, Chandler ,+-face E t , .- M... Halse, Chapman Walls, Wanless, Iohnson Q I K 3 l i l 1 1 Gene Thompson Arleta Holmes HC!il'l6S, MCCOY t Giliillan, Nelson, Brandt, Daily, Smith, Halls, Einarsen, Herman, Henderson, Quesinberry, Whiteside . Roberson. Merril Hughes, president, Caroline Pond, secretary- treasurerg' Ray Hinkly, director, lim Stinette, vice- president. Zuma! Purpose: To provide band music at games, concerts and parades. Pet Peeve: Marching in the mud and behind the Sheriffs Posse. Familiar Phrase: Trio of No. 16 Special Events: Appearances at Teacher's Institute, Christmas Program, Musical Novel- ties, C.H.S. and O.S.C. Homecoming Parades and Parker Stadium Inaugural, all home foot- ball and basketball games, and football games at Salem and Albany. 124 ...aqui Row l: Gambee, Pippin, Allen, Iorgensen, Lyda, Wilson, Sanders, Schultz, Brown, Stein, L, Bentsen, Ellis, Long, B. Kammarer. Row 2: Hough, Blacker, Craig, T. Kammarer, Pond, Murphy, Fore, Iohnson, Law, White, Hickey, Kruger, Buxton, Chase, Merchin, Sisson, Williamson, Rusk, Gerold. Row 3: Hinkly, Scott, Tischart, Wood, Hughes, Kibble, Carpenter, R. Bentsen, Stinette, Corso, Harris- on, Graham. yhaetzfea Favorite Phrase: 1-2, 2-2, 3-2, 4-2 Purpose: To twirl at games, parades, and suit- able occasions. Pet Peeve: Noon hour practices. Special Events: Slumber party, Appearances at some home games, Coliseum, O.S,C. Homecoming Parade and other parades, Claudine Lukens placed in a contest at Salem. Sue Henderson, Head Majorette xxx 3 fi lXkK : K 1 4 st?-PMiw':sN Ak! . , . x y E lf ,J Q Top to Bottom: Marcil Barton, Sue Henderson, Caroline Pond, Priscilla Gray, Claudine Lukens, Donna Sloper. 125 Anadele Spencer, secretary-treasurer: Dave Halse, president: Lynn Lawrence, director, Ieanie McMicheal, vice-president. ,, 71' Ofzodeatm Purpose: To provide orchestra music for all school plays, concerts, and special occasions. Familiar Phrase: Start at B-Barbara Pet Peeve: Accompanying choir Special Events: Christmas program. Musical Novelties Show, Ir. Class Play, Sr. Class Play. All School Play, Orchestra party, Lions Show. if 5 Baccalaureate. RtlfXxYi t Y ml!! -a I -NX in . I . I, ff X . ki: X13 fl A ' .ff -3' L . ll I i . r., Elly 1 ' A If 'X If ,X ,' ll! ff Q X .' I ' if ' N -rg' , V 'J Row 1: Halse, Chapman, Bennett, B. Fore, Cuff, Rawlings, McMicheaI, Baines, Pettit, Sa- ling, Lepper. Row 2: Garland, Lydczll, Spencer, Garman, R. Bensen, Larson, L. Bensen, Long, S. Fore, White, Hough, Pope, Iorgensen, Dubbe, Aubry Z. Hughes. Standing: Lawrence, Henderson, Tischart, Scott, D. Hughes, Reinnecke. Not Pictured: Ellis, Kibble, Lund, Rowe, Schultz, Iohnson. 126 200771 702 OWS 'W025' Row l: Young, McCoy, Conklin, Rictor, Campbell, Ferron. Row 2: Brandt, Breese, Saling, Goff, Williams, Walls, Onsdortl, McGuire. Mrs. Biddle Lois Breese Trot Ardith Conklin George Peter Williams Rescued Woman Rita Young Student Director Celestia Onsdorff Director William Reedy Cast: Mother lane Saling Poppy Glen Goff Ioey Byron Walls Iimmy Iohn Karl Brandt Ianey Donna McCoy Teensie Ieri Rictor Betty Charlotte Campbell Miss Winston Doris McGuire 60:50:24 pdeddvtlf '770z, Zazwb S 54460194 Row 1: Whiteman, Paden, McFadden, Sinnard, Dorsey, Daily, Humble, Timmons. Row 2: Scott, Graves, Beer, Berry, Hiner, Rozendal, Iondahl, Chandler, Knoll, Uhden. CAST: Bud Wayne Graves Mrs. Taylor Carolyn Dorsey Evelyn Taylor Ianet Timmons Deanne Daily Iudson Barry Bob Rozendal Marvin Prichard Bill Knoll Lee Iondahl Carrie Stanwick Lucy Sinnard Miss Ferris Nedra Whiteman Roberta Humble Mr. Sawyer Wendell Scott Al Chandler Mrs. Griswold Ioan Paden Sam Iordan Don Hiner Tom Crosby Iim Berry Daisy Dayton Kath. McFadden Kenneth Plunkett Frank Beer lack Uhden ieapdmz ?fzeaea1!a ' ,,-efngeff' a 715. Row 1: Ferron, Plumley, Einersen, Henderson, Rampton, Saling. Row 2: Rose, Young, Quesinberry, Herman, Onsdorff, Knoll, W if Daphne Peters Tony Peters Harrison Iennings Angel Stella Angel Pearl Angel Regina 1, Sue Henderson Byron Walls lim Van Loan Bruce Hahn Rita Young Lola Plumley Marge Morse CAST: Stacy Bolton Lydia Bolton Charles Item Mrs. Sawyer Angel Gloria B. Quesinberry Carol. Einersen Lloyd Herman Alice Hampton Celestia Onsdorff Nadine Rose af- r D QM X '55 -.. , flfif ' Q 1 Q - g? ,.. X .. Spazw 413 M6 W EMF J 1 D' K ? A 59199 1 IIN Coach Neimi and Coach Twenge actin!! The Spartan football team ended a successful season with a 6 won - 3 lost record. The game of the year was the Spartan's win over the highly touted Eugene Axemen, 13-7. A tight pass and run- ning defense held the Axemen to a lone tally while Corvallis punched over two. One was on a long of- fensive drive and the other after a pass intercep- tion. The Spartan's outstanding end, Iim Coleman, placed on the All-State Team and was asked to play in the Shrine Game. Wendell Scott, Corvallis' leading ground gainer, received All-State honor- able mention and is an alternate to play in the Shrine Game. Kent Matheson also received an hon- orable mention. The co-captains for the year were Larry Edwards and Matheson. K x xv x Qi 7'-m Row l: Mintken, Bennion, W. Doty, Scott, Matheson, Edwards, Decker, Woodring, Chase, L. Doty. Row 2: Coach Twenge, Derrickson, Sletto, Frazier, Harmsen, Beer, D. Smith, Widness, Coach Neimi. Row 3: Manager Applegate, M. Smith, Peterson, Iones, Gilbert, Handy, Stinette, Anderson, Tour- ville, Manager Barshaw. 1 Row 4: Iolley, Hahn, Cheney, Pool, Lockeman, Carpenter, T. Smith, Coleman. 32 2 Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis mam 'a 20--Newberg U 20lBend 6 27-lLebanon 21 0lGresham 6 I4--Springfield U I3--Eugene 7 0--Salem 14 G--Albany 7 Above: Need a basket, Kent? Left: Detour ahead. G0 Mick! End ol the line. 133 '-.' i d r if -4 h a ,rs 34,4 32 V- x Beer - .. r f r a r a a X if , xx Q 'yi Y 1' M X r We ' X , -la . '..' 'K if I Hahn , fy Q Edwards if 5 I 3' A f 5 1 , - A, S ., Q A 3 s X df? Anderson A ' i .fs Q' 5. 'N 4 ' Y, 4 ri sz .- A gy Y f 4 5 4 zidi 5 1 Coleman Frazier I. vi J S lx fi AQ 7 Q U in W fx, R Tourville A Smiih - Malheson Scot! Cheney ' . Gilbert 5 N 'S Hamuen .WU jg' is Daly f 'V W, v.. Ml X. X lolley 135 may i k-Q x Q14 iw 4' S ,wma-MUN A Wi xwwwwffflqf N Q. 'x Es: 77 454 543 Rowl Grxllm Corso Wh1te Chrnstmnsen Koch1s R Blocker Iones Row 2 Couch Holman Scrlmg Mcculcheon Gcxthercoul Hctrrlson Sulllvan Allen Mc lntyre Couch Budg ey Row 3 Morse H-shn Ramsey Brown Gczmbee Gretz Larsen Gregoroll F Blocker CHS' Row Row Row Row 53' Manager Tom Shideler and Coach Tom Holman, Zawezdezz State Tournament brought to a close one ot the Spartan's most successful basketball sea- sons. Coach Holman's boys finished the regu- lar season with a nineteen won and three lost record which included a thirteen game win- ning streak. Probably the brightest star of the year was Dave Gambee. During the sea- son the 6 foot 6 inch center compiled a total of 490 points for a 22.27 points per game av- erage. Dave broke the Big Six scoring record and also set a new school record of 35 points in one game. Dick Koford, the team's second highest scorer was voted the Most Inspira- tional Player by his team-mates. We can be justly proud of the whole team. Row l: Edwards, Roe, Bennion, Doty, Handy, Crawford, Captain Taylor. Row 2: Coach Holman, Coleman, Lunde, Gambee, Matheson, Kotord, Langton, Manager Shideler. Shall we dance? ecwmb 2 Corvallis 54- Corvallis 51- Corvallis 58- Corvallis 49- Corvallis 57- Corvallis 64- Corvallis 52- Corvallis 47- Corvallis 69- Corvallis 52- Corvallis Sl- Corvallis 55- Corvallis 70- Corvallis 58- Corvallis 53- Corvallis 68- Corvallis Gl- Corvallis 59- Corvallis 55- Corvallis S7- Corvallis 38- Corvallis Total l46U Ave. 54 McMinnville Cottage Grove Springfield Eugene Astoria North Bend Marshfield Albany Eugene Salem Lebanon Springfield Sweet Home Newport Salem Lebanon Sweet Home Bend Bend Albany Newport Opponent Total llll Ave. 43 Above: Do the Bunny Hop . . Left' Two more DY Eddie. 139 ' Y .:. if , , .xi agzv'-ff .,.,L ,vez 9 K vii .Jr S -A ' 'XR if g QM gf Q9 Qiwffl .X an age My Mi M: ff ga N L A vc 'S as Mr a ff S W... .4 ff '65 21 1 4 N! Y- 1 '5 K lg . 'V l Q Q X :if .1 ' f -uf .ff ,A fs ' X3 I , -if N if 'Jah' 4 J ' wr' I 'YW ., X I cp? . 5, . I , Q K X d','., L, 'L' A - Handy , I if N., SK r 1 E , Matheson ' Q X ' X X x r Q r 2 Coleman T 1 ay or x. If .5 . Y A -it ' it X J! if ' Y . jg . :fiffv 'X 5 X. a a Q 9 - ,, i . 1 : ' 'J Q . X ' H l R06 mf? X Y .. ,KA xf I , Lunde .5 fww Edwards I' X ' Doty 5 X jx X 732 , 1 I ' ' Bennion U , I X Gambee bg, K ' S' ' .a:,.- N, 5 . J W Q Langton fzfk V, x X Q . I Crawford RN 1 Koiord x X 4 V x W x , X go ' ' x 'HN y Didmidl' In the District Finals with Al- bany, Corvallis put together 28 points -in a big third quarter to win 64-49. Langton put the Sparts out in front with three Well timed shots from the corner in the first quarter and the Bulldogs never got ahead. Albany's 6 foot 7 inch Dave Shelby was held to 14 points while Gam- bee pushed through 28 counters. Corvallis stopped the Toledo Boomers 51-36 in the first round of District Tournament. The game was not as much a pushover as the score might indicate. At the half the Spartans were only leading by two points, 19-17. After trading free-throws in the first few minutes of the second half, Holman called Koford off the bench and he prompt- ly sank three long swishers to break up the game, Gambee was high scorer with 26 points. Mak tale Corvallis took the first game of the Preliminary Round from Astoria to the tune of 38-28, The Sports drew first blood on a hook shot by Gambee and were never headed. Dave was the game's high scorer with 22 while Ion Englund was high for the Fishermen with 9, In losing to Benson Tech., 51-44, Corvallis was eliminated from the State Tournament. Iohnny Iames of Tech racked up 26 points for high point man while Koford had l7 for the Spartans. The game was nib and tuck all the way but 4 points by Tech in the final 45 seconds put With 6 foot 7 inch Mike Moran leading the way, Eugene bounced Corvallis out of the Quarter Finals by a score of 49-46, Warren Doty came through with 8 points in the final 2 minutes but it wasn't quite enough. Moran took high point hon- ors with 16 followed by Koford with 10. the game on ice. Manager Bill Iohnson cmd Coach Gene Badgley lglllllllltlg 2 F ,VA 244265546 Under the fine coaching oi Gene Badgley the Sparbabes finished a very successful sea- son with an 18 won, 3 lost record. Their toughest opponent was Salem to whom they dropped two of the three games they lost. Iack Garnbee copped the team high point honors with a total of 179. Close behind were Ro- land Carpenter with 145 and Iohn Graham with 135. We can look for many of these play- ers to fill the gaps left in the Varsity by 'this year's Seniors. I 0 Row l: Griffin, Woodring, Appelgate, Humble, Doty, Allen. Row 2: Coach Badgley, Larsen, Gambee, Carpenter, Stinnette, Graham, Manager 144 Iohnson. ' gmzketfail Row 1: Waikins, Gulledge, Price, Aubrey, McCutcheon. Row 2: Miller, Ramsey, Larsen, Stein, Coach Twenge. ' z'4?mc!e? . 3 mf' x i x N O C . . . 4 0 . . U Q 0 Rf- . ei 3 : M' : ' Row l: Clark, Fore, Hunter, Coleman, Phipps, Hcilh. Row Z: Coach Christensen, Webb, Wilson, Flemming, Walberg, Leonhardy hair' ...W S 75 Q 5 iw! wk - , Q L 9' WG ' A 53 Q , X wg f-3hR'lu5' mink, 3 , '3mM3' muah 'aww' 5 mgvm f 'JSYXTMK 5 far-Rmiv f cgmwy VSMTW 1 if Q - 5' - Vi f QP T 5 smT445A MTW Qklfw WMTW .gmrwy ,awww 1 WTA, s NW A, H0 M ' Q ' ' H X .r ' X gg E 3? an ,H 3 ! t S Y? ' 'X 4 k' '::i2V 3. 1 1 39 .. HW ff il ani- l A A ' ,gf ww-MW?- X -K wife Gai se! . . I 2 f Wx W Row 1: Daugheriy, Bashford, Meyers, Smiih, McCullough, Chrisiepsen, Corso, Gallaher, Stein. Row 2: Manager Dumond, Widness, Iones, Blacker, Graham, Renshaw, Hardison, Boyer, Lester, Manager Utt, Coach Olsen. five With Captain Bill McCormick and Bob Erickson leading the squad, the Cross Country team gained experience but not trophies. Backed up with a promising I.V. squad and four returning lettermen, the season was fairly successful. One highlight of the year was when Sophomore Bruce Leon- . hardy took first place in Big Six I. V. competition. Row l: Lester, Leonhardy, Hitchings, Brainard, Meyers, Feikert. Row 2: Manager Welch, Hardison, Crowe, White, Yost, Erickson, McCormick, Coach Olsen. Although not a recognized Var- sity sport at C.H.S., boxing has won its place in our field of athletics. With Coach Thaw at the helm, the team showed constant improve- ment and development. The Blue C Smoker topped off the boxing sea- son and the boys earned recogni- tion with the new boxing awards inaugurated this year. gazing Row 1: Uhden, Anderson, Iones, Yost. Row 2: Coach Thaw, Lester, Saling, Leonhardy Manager Iim Iohnston and Coach Gene Badgley. R . iw ix YQQVSALUS qgilitl 551253, ,Qty gf. medal! From the looks of the pre-season forecasts, Coach Badgley should have a very successful baseball season. Eleven returning lettermen, one for each position and two extra pitchers, head the roster. Coach also has a number of last year I.V. stars to fill out the list and give the team added depth. Kent Matheson at first. Warren Doty at second, Fred Bennion at shortstop, and Captain Frank Beer at third make up the infield. Wendall Scott. Ierry Han- dy. Tom Roe and Ed DeYoe cover the outfield while Larry Edwards and Larry Doty handle the catching chores. This years pitchers are Ken Burns, Dave Garnbee, Bob Rozendal, and Ray Lunde. E Tiff PD .gtmwmv anim k j, Nmus f , K ff N ,KJ .W y, L W-N-Lis govftlltg, 5 Row l: Manager Iohnston, L. Doty, Handy, Bennion, Scott, Roe, Rozendal, W. Doty, Coach Badgley. Row 2: Edwards, Burns, Langton, Gambee, Matheson, DeYoe, Lunde, Beer. 150 ja ' v Y -.. 413. Scottie snares a high one. March: Friday April: Friday Saturday Tuesday Friday Tuesday Friday Saturday Tuesday Friday Saturday Tuesday Friday May: Tuesday Friday Thursday Friday Thursday Friday Saturday aiealaie Z6 Toledo Z Roseburg 12 gamesl 3 Springfield 6 Eugene 9 Bend 12 gamesl 13 Lebanon 16 Salem 17 Roseburg 20 Albany 23 Lebanon 24 Eugene 27 Sweet Home 30 Sweet Home 4 Salem 7 Albany 20 . . 21 DlSlI'lCl Playoffs Z7 28 State Tournament 29 I 111 f' Above: The stretch Left: Eddie dons the catchers togs. 151 ' as . ,N- , Y ,,,J.- ,rf Pitching staif for the 1954 season. . W, Zcweldi i V! t 1 M C lf' Oi it ' 'HTS Www friv- y I :q. 5, , 2 K . . . , X Row l: Coach Holman, Owens, Allen, Humble, 1-Xppelgate, Wooclring, Blacker, Gathercoal, Doe. Row 2: Georgeson, Dalton, Gulledge, Price, Iohnson, Larson, Pool, Gambee, Iones. Not pictured: McCutcheon, fllfi mt O 4 ,www ,nh 'ef- itil laflt N-Xiagu How l: Vaughn, Gathercoal, Brandt, Iohnson Row 2: Hitchings, Frazier, Williams, Marshall, Teal, Coach Stone. Row l: Widness, T. Thayer, VanValin, Aubrey, Kendall. Row 22 G. Thayer, Brown, Gault, Coleman, Grant. N Coach Arvid Neimi cmd Manager Dale Hildebrand. Under the hand of Coach Neimi, wrestling went into its third year at C.H.S., with a squad of lU lettermen. The team showed great improvement over its predecessors, lack of depth again took its toll and injuries plagued the team. Despite the reverses, three men won a berth in the State Meet. Gordon Gretz placed third in State in the 141 lb. class, while his brother Wally and Vance Brown made very good showing in the 165 lb. and lU5 lb. classes, respectively. we Row 1: K. Hildebrand, Riley, Brown, Iohnson, E. Derrickson. Row 2: W. Boyer, O. Hildebrand, Mclntyre, I. Derrickson, Finnel, G. Gretz. Row 3: Coach Neimi, M. Boyer, Iolley, Wood, W. Gretz, Weigant, Manager D. Hildebrand evmdaecam fa ,...l......-........ Q K V' ,ff -rf? y Wu , yr ., ., .,.., .,n,'.,, 'u 'Q o ' 'I 1, i Row 1: Harvey, Davis, Hise, Woodring Row 2: Gcthercocxl, Thompson, Carr, Couch Brust at X 1 up , t..-v . J K X I t 1: i s ff BASKETBALL: WRESTLING: Row 1: Schettler, Schcrmp, Iondclhl. Row 1: Schmidt, Mintken Row 2: Hovey, Leuhring, White. Row 2: Wirth, Thayer. . ' I. x. 1 a 1 Y' . , , .. . . .-f' f 4 W b 404- 'A' , ' 1- ,,A, nw.. ,ax - ..,.v-,pf 1 J - -y , ,dm ... 'f ' . ..a,..n ' x f-' x QA: . ' .,s' Q 4 .N.w'wA K , ' A yup. wfw- 'w pap+lM 'Q , ' ' - LVL Q ...,,w'QV.L,,uu ..aMow- . L , , 'Mm' .W .Q ,,, ..,.-,,-r-Q' H ,, ,MM . ' W J Q . ,M , ,4,,,w H- -. . ,,.,,. M Q-Q. K S Y,M Gum, 1 .,,u A .wmv 'W' , A ,NV vw., h W lf'-fn it . i . -fwvf A M, .-W., Q , ',Q,Q.,4. ' pf ' ' N M .1 . .-fr' , M. Nwow. Q . ' pn qw-. 4 Y fp. ...fwfr X -. 1 N, ' i A f fl 0 R v 1. W A ,. v--wH 'x' ' A ' M. 9 '-1 A Q N ' -W Q m, U., ,,f.N.A,..f-W -W W.: - 0 .4-049013 4 , 'Dx x ,,..,,.wfYwff 'Yi I ful, fs N' ' ,WM ,, . 40 ' ' , hi' .,..,.k1+-g .,,, f. LW MM, 1 H +, X . . ., . wwrfn' ' ' X. We-. . .,,A,...,. way, N,,,,..v- b ,. I , ,- f , - 5 wn A fwlugun .R KNNW ,,,,.,X 3, -A A wsfn ', Q 1 pw if-1 . . .. . wwf . . . .A. -.aw ,wha MN, . K .N H,-'vi -,Q - . ' 4 il 1 -v , v . f . .N ix I. ,-'A R' .W L, ,lf Q I U ,g 15 .W ,,.,N.rw M is ,i 7. an 'lg R.-W Hy' A v, A '10 .,. .K my vw. 'f',nf ' ,,.,.w,,A ,,, , ' A , Q. A, , ', X g . 1 ,ew-F' . ,Ma --, . , H ,., 4, xkxg'-,.-W , x, ',k. - I-A,Q v 'f-,.,A..4 f.k 2' .V,. ' At nw.,-4 ,VX 1 . ' ,,,,y0'..,q.9,, ' , M , ,-ave'-ff. nv V 1 ,Q ,,,H.-- .,..,fvfl ffvff. . , f ,.. , w . N 'N s . ' v an '5 MW' N -1 1 ' K had 9. s O I' . 0 ft u'0lw,l his lift CL ulllf. it ' ' 'X A , ' , ' If The 1954 Corvallis High School Circus was considered a huge suc- cess after taking in a gross total of S157l,1B. There were over 30 color- ful booths sponsored by school or- ganizations cmd the P.T.A. Queen loyce Modrell reigned over the big top alter her Coronation during the stage show. Over 1400 people packed the auditorium to witness the stage show which included a can-can, an Albany girl's trio, a trampolin act, and magician Bill Quesinberry acted as master of ceremonies. Committee chairmen pictured are: Al Chandler, general chair- rnang Ron Iolleyuadvertisingg Clau- dine Lukensmstlage, Showgylane ,Sal- ing, fO0d: Doug Iohnson, fstage Not pictured are - Wendy Smith and Roberta Humble, tickets, Torn Roe and Deanne Daily, prizes, Iim Coleman and Gene Thompson, boothsgyv and Larry Edwards, adver- tising. N x., 'W pf , I THE t 0, ff ' 1 'A 'J N' - t 157' . . Vw tv, k f V xii 1 t X N 'uf' 'T' K I, ,-f-' f , fb., . , f gl o I Looks good. Devonu. but you'd better watch that figure. UHU'S SUPER HIHHHET PUHITS HHE HIEHTS DAYSQ r X I Sth and M D Z OIIIOC Z SEPTEMBER . . . Football send-oil with an intrasquctd scrimmage before school began .... A successful Hello Week. The girls had ct Big and Little Sister Party at the Youth Center MATT MATHE FLOWERS SPRAYS CORSAGES GIFTWARES BLUM'S CANDY 2 0 l 5 Monroe 158 Ph 3741! Who rates the orc hid. lim H. F. CULEIHHH JEUJELEH A Modern Place to Shop lor RINGS CHINA CRYSTAL IEWELRY WATCHES SILVERWARE Dreamers! 225 MADISON . . .Boys and Girls League assemblies. The boys had a film on football and the girls had a skit by the council which was a take off on Pocahontas . . . Tri-Y and Y-Teen held their initiations . Keep your eyes oil the keys. Nancy. HE DERSON S BUSINESS MACHINES lb -SALES- SERVICE- -RENTALS- 344S th2d S th ith P1011 160 NEW BATES BUILDING . I HITESIDET i HARDWARE YOUR BRAND NAME STORE China by Glassware by LENOX IMPERIAL FRANCISCAN FOSTORIA SYRACUSE HEISEY HAVILAND VIKING SPODE LIBBY WINFIELD Casual Dinnerware by VERNON KILNS POPPYTRAIL - Q ' V 5 C6 BROCK NICE PGIIGIII. huh. Kay? FRANCISCAN HOMER LAUGHLIN ROYAL 3rd and Madison Phone 3-6646 Corvallis. Oregon OCTOBER . . . Cross Country got under way . . .Pep initiation for Iuniors and Seniors was held with a Circus theme. The initiates dressed as clowns and animals . . .Girls League hospital tours began with a trip to a Eugene childrens hospital . . . Qagzic ofz Inez and Charlotte look over some ol the line materials at the Fabric Shop. INEST ASHIUN ABRICS SIMPLICITY BUTTERICK AND ADVANCED PATTERNS 4 316 SOUTH 3RD 0 CARDS ' S- orl'S Book Shop f o ScHooL SUPPLIES o BOOKS 0 GIFTS TG Going to try some sketching. Doris? 459 MADISON PHONE 3-3512 . . . 8th grade had their first potluck . . . The girls tried their hand at shining shoes in the first Tri-Y shine at C.H.S. What a mess! . . .The 8th Graders also started their dancing class. Ouch! My toes! . . .Rainbow held its fall formal, Harvest Hi- Iinks . . . 26 St-vi Better get that down the hatch before it melts. Marilyn! 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Sparskis-sponsored a dance at the Youth Center .... 8th and 9th Grade rally tryouts were held and their basketball season also got under way . . . Iuni- ors sponsored a Iunior, Senior Spaghetti Feed WM TT Fill 'el up. Walt! RicluVeld Service Station 3rd and Monroe Phone 3-3865 DUBOIS CLEANERS TAILURS FURRIERS PHONE 3-3751 351 MADISON Think you can help. Marylin? . . . The Christmas program was an excellent performance and was enjoyed by everyone . . . Hi-Y and Tri-Y had their annual caroling party and went to the Youth Center for a dance and refreshments afterward . . . Sparskis went on their first ski trip to Hoodoo with nice weather making it a success . . Wonderful Christ- mas vacation . . . Tri-Y held a New year's Eve formal, Midnight Mischief . . . Some of the lunior gang down at Sunny HOLMAN' RESTAURANT 119 SOUTH 3RD 165 sais 2 9170 we 'za 308 MONROE i Phone 3-5115 Who's that lor. Glen? 1A N U A 11 Y .... Wrestling began its season this month . . . The IUth Grade held a very success- ful P.T.A. potluck . . . A panel discussion made up of teachers and students was held in a combined Boys and Girls League assembly . . . A promising young violin ist gave us a very enjoyable program . . . lf! 8 B0 srnnnnn nouns ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT HUNTING AND FISHING SUPPLIES GUNS REPAIRED PHONE 3-4121 127 South 4th CO11VA1.1.1S. OREGON 166 Modern Freeze Super Food Market North Ninth Street's COMPLETE SHOPPING CENTER HIGH QUALITY FOODS FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS - OPEN EVERY DAY - PARK WITH EASE AT MODERN FREEZE Haven't you got enough dates. Claudine. without buying more? . . . A potluck was held for the Sophomore girls by the Pep Club . . . Oh happy day! We had locker clean-out. Everything from rotten apples to lost books Semester ended. Only eighteen more weeks to suffer . . . r CQLYZEQE, Some ol the Senior boys having afternoon tea at the Chinese Tearoom. awom THE FINEST IN CHINESE AND AMERICAN DISHES l28 North 3rd Phone 3-Sl I I YOUR C' 0.S'lEY HOME APPLIANCE CENTER N O REFRIGERATORS O FREEZERS O WASHERS N O RADIOS O DRYERS O T.V. 'l'hot's cr good way to spend your study hours. girls! STAR TRADING CENTER F E B R U A R Y .... The Seniors had their annual play. This year it was a comedy called Mr. Barry's Etchings . . . Sophomore Pep Initiation . . . DeMo1ay Sweetheart Ball wasagreat success and very nicely done . . . Tri-Y held a combination installation of assist- ant officers and initiation of new members .... 77390, LEHNERT Pmrmun cn. 7 PRINTERS STATIONERS S OFFICE SUPPLIES SCHOOL SUPPLIES THE MAN WHO SUITS CORVALLIS FURNISHING THE SENIQR BEST GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS CORNER OF FOURTH AND MADISON 451 Madison Dial 3-5515 START SAVING Open Your Savings Account CORVALLIS BRANCH THE UNITED STATES NATIDNAL BANK Iust Smart Things At 7 arion A O FORMALS ' ACCESSORIES . COATS O O DRESSES SPORTS WEAR O 113 South Third Next to Sunnybrook KIPPER' STQDRUG glen 04. Mudd Open till I0 P.M. every night WE GIVE AND POSTAL REDEEM PENNY CONTRACT SAVER STAMPS STATION IM South Jul Phone 3-5820 .IEWELER IIEHODELS REPAIRS DESIGNS AND CBEATES DIAMONDS WATCHES IEWELIY 215 IEITEIISON . . . Blue-C again held their Smoker. Good profit on good entertainment for the sports fan . . . Sparskis enjoyed a weekend of good skiing plus taking in the Bend basketball game . . . Sparskis was invited to stay to the Bend dance. JE N'S P p I T TORE DUTCH BOY PAINTS FLOOR COVERINGS 214 SOUTH ZND PHONE 3-7724 Hey Ron. are you and Tom going to paint the town? What'll it be. Pat. glazed or hosted? ELEVENTH STREET GRUCERY AN l.G.A. STORE WALLY PEASE PROP. l l ll VAN BUREN Dial 3-7391 MARCH .... Basketball action at the District Tournament in Gill Coliseum . . . Fire Squad sponsored a successful dance . . . The Musical Novelty Show was put on by the music department and was very well received . . . Sparskis held their annual Snow Man Dance at the Youth Center . . . YYWSW-S ..., ., APPLIANCE CENTER YOUR CORVALLIS RECORD HEADQUARTERS O HOME APPLIANCES O RADIOS O T. V. 170 229 South 3rd PHONE 3-4451 Guy Mitchell? M1 Q. QM! ISE. STUDIO YOUR FRIENDS WILL TELL YOU Who's the picture oi. Sue's boyfriend or one of PrisciIla's? Phone 3-5311 455 Madison Street . . . Spring vacation with plenty oi plans for good times. State tournament, parties, skiing, and many other activities . . . Pep banquet forthe basketball and wrestling teams . . . Sparski trip . . . Girls League sponsored style show with tea for the mothers that attended. How about a nice blouse, Kathy? A ROBERTS BROS. STORE WE GIVE SG H GREEN STAMPS Your Quality Store Since '84 D THIRD 6 MADISON 171 VERN'S ,wewgwm P FISHING. HUNTING. and SKIING SUPPLIES Pretty nice equipment. Louie. 308 South 3rd Phone 3-3529 A P R I L .... Step right up and have some fun! That was the 1954 edition of the Corvallis High Circus held every three years. It was a high point of the year and a great success . . Blue-C held a banquet for the Pep girls . . IIIIP FURNITURE C001 MV Serving Benton Bounty Since 1915 172 252 MADISON Leadzkzg Ffamf Company PLANTS CORSAGES GIFT WARES CUT FLOWERS Cold in that ice-box. Louise? . . . The Seniors held their last P.T.A. potluck . . . Activities are nearing an end for the Seniors . . . Nomination and election of next years Student Body Officers was held, followed by Boys and Girls League and other club elections . . . Thespi- an sponsored a very successful All-School Play. . . . . PENNEY'S Looks pretty sharp. lim! SHOP AT PENNETS AND SAVE 173 CURVALLIS FUEL COMPANY CLAUDE LUKENS, OWNER OIL WOOD SAWDUST What will you have: oil. wood. or sawdust? - 531 South 13th Phone 3-7221 MAY . '. . Hi-Y formal at the Country Club . . . Boys' and Girls' League formal installa- tion of officers . . . Calico - Cord Week ended wit-h a twirp dance . . '. Spring sports picnic for baseball, track, golf, and tennis boys sponsoredby Pep . . . State Track Meet at O.S.C. . . . Getting near the end . . . locker clean-up to find lost articles . . . The Iunior Prom-a beautiful dance and a lot of work for the Iuniors. ' Ku N E S WOMENS Acme Shoe Shop FASHIONS FEATURES FINE FOOTWEAR Fon THE STORE WITH THE BEAUTIFUL FORMALS DRESS 1 -I S 5: H GREEN STAMPS The best in shoe repair 225 S. 2nd. Corvallis 130 s. zna. Corvallis Beaver Candy Co. Schggl Supplies I Wholesale Distributor Dfugs Q 'rgys Canteen Supplies Party Favors ll5Vz N. 4th. Corvallis. Oregon PHONE 3-6717 174 215 South 2nd St. 031' Corvallis, Oregon Phone 3-sm UUHVHHIS Blllllllllli GHHDEHS G 31 5 DAIRY QUEEN THE CONE WITH THE CURL ON TOP comes MILK snnxns Pom- sunnnzs Hor Docs SNACK BAR QUARTS Pmrs 233 S. 2nd PHONE 3-3671 4TH 8 IEFFERSON ST- IUNE... ' Senior exams . . . Athletic awards assembly . . . Under class picnics . . Sen- ior awards assembly . . . Baccalaureate. . . Senior picnic . . . The day of com- mencement was a memorable day but a sad one when we leave old C.H.S. . . . Underclassmen have their exams .... SCHOOL'S OUT . . . Oh you can't get to heaven on a Dorsey bus. E but a Dorsey bus can carry us! BUS COMPANY FOR LONG OR SHORT GROUP TRIPS. CHARTER A BUS. PHONE 3-7024 , rf--f 'LM J , I -X ,lf X N ' ' K1 L 5 P ' X i ,V w . 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LN .K sal Q W If A Xiwx Wi., -svx f Across: Mr. Fred Quale and Miss Ethel Ranney. senior advisors. view a modem art exhibit at -the Memorial Union, following the senior banquet. -The evening of May 26. Grandioso, music honorary, presented the annual senior recital. Fourteen outstand- ing senior music students were soloists for the pro- gram. Pictured to the left are several seniors dancing to music from the new high fidelity sound sys- tem - gift of the class of '54, This informal gathering was to initiate the system, before pres- enting it to the school at a gen- eral assembly. Two highlights of the varied program were a marimba solo by Hazel Pease, and a piano duet by Pat Dubbe and Sue Hender- son. A reception honoring the performers was held after the recital. 3 B WmW A ..lXTRt?'N-Ti ' .Er ,g gg XO .Q Q ' ' .L 'A X 1 ' s N - 0 ' f PY- f'w X , 'P ,H. 'si . xi Wisr A 'f NX Ak Beach Combers Brawl , the theme for this year's calico-cord dance, was the climax oi a week packed with fun and unique lash- ions. The different days were named: Blue Monday, Scrounge Day, Kids Day, Sombrero Day, and Calico-Cord Day. R V, .nrt if' 4. .. ,A UQ-sf-v The coronation of Queen Lucy I. highlighted the 1954 Iunior Prom, Heavenly Daze . The royal court consisted of tI.eft-Rightl: Princess Barbara Pippin, Princess Devonna Modrell, Queen Lucy Sinnard, Prin- ess Phyllis Stenbakken, Princess Wendy Smith, and their escorts. Among heavenly surroundings, over one hundred twenty couples danced to the music of George Tim- mons and his orchestra. Each morning of the week, a prince and princess were crowned giving themrthe authority to reign over the day's festivities. The court was as follows lLeft-Rightl: 8th grade - Princess Sandra Iones, Prince Ron Tognarellig freshmen- Princess Bobby Kerrigan, Prince Don Wirth, seniors-King Lee Grant, Queen Louie Hartman, Sophomores - Princess Ieris Daily, Prince Roland Carpenter, - lun- iors - Princess Ianis Anderson, Prince Byron Walls. 5 in If R 5, . , 51 ' 1 , w al 9 35 ,. ig 521' Wj XSL' is 5 5 Q, W A N 'N gg gun X 4 If My KJV' S-:vm ,, 'f ..,... . WF , , 'X W ' 3,1 gig'-.mfgf 'X x ? 1 .-Q M 5 45335. A +4 W, w - X m3fM'laQ?f' WM wx- -vff'wS4gf,J 1 Y lf:-5321 Q Vffaiggal N XY ASW 4 t ' W W 4 ' . ,EX ' X HQ g Nl 'ff W. 1 . Q f -5' wwf If . Y, slew 'K QWNWM, ' . is fm in new Q-ww ,M G S H my ' 4 , nn' 1 1 N 5 W 'S A 5,6 ,. ,six W ,. wg QS MINS? , x kg Y' Q if 4 Q- H ., as N5 -. .,..,. in Vluu 5. Q 'QQ A Q The Memorial Union was the setting for the annual senior banquet. Following a delicious ham dinner, the seniors enjoyed entertainment provided by sev- eral members of the staff. Speak- er for the evening was, vice-prin- cipal, Max McKinney. President, lim Berry, performed the master of ceremonies duties. Decorations for the occasion followed the graduation theme. ... M fer-eggs, X -'-I- . A record crowd of seniors, par- ents, and teachers attended the annual senior - PTA potluck on April 12. The main feature of the evening was a style show depict- ing proper dress for various occa- sions, pictured below. The revue included examples of calico and cords, school dress, formal attire, hayride clothes, dressy sport, and French Apache. sn' T K Ml Not pictured was the senior class picnic held at Benton-Lane on Iune 8. The menu featured hamburgers, potato salad, rel- ishes, soft drinks, and cake. Swimming, dancing and skating were the main activities of the picnic. 7 jfggrw rv 31 if up Q64 QTEK if 'wig' 5 5-3 W r ws... VV- ...W ,.. .,,.,.,,, W -,, ,, , www- Y Y -1 Iune 6, 1954 was the evening reserved for the CHS class ot '54 Baccalaureate ceremonies. The speaker lor the evening was a former Corvallis High student body president, Rev. Ronald O. Clarke, minister of the Chapel-by-the-Sea, Presbyterian Church at Nelscott, Oregon. Rev. Clarke delivered an inspirational megs- sage entitled, Which Way From Here? Several local ministers also participated in the service through ar- rangement with the Corvallis Ministerial Association. Musc for the ceremony was provided by the Concert Orchestra and A Capella Choir. Your Worth , was the title of the address given at the 44th annual commencement exercises by Dr. Elmo N. Stevenson, President of the Southern Oregon College of Education, at Ashland. At the exercises on Iune 9, two hundred and two seniors crossed the stage to receive their diplomas. Mr. Iohn Weigant, chairman of the Board of Education, made the pres- entation. The traditional processional and recession- al marches were played by the concert band and sev- eral vocal numbers were presented by Kathryn Young and the Harmonettes. lim Berry, class presi- dent, extended the greetings for the class of '54, 9 N.. I ,being Spafzlfa , . , After winning the Big Six title. the CHS golf team went on to capture second place in the Up- state and Willamette Valley meets. Sparking the team were seniors Lee Grant and Tim Thay- er. The Corvallis High netmen fin- ished the season with 6 wins and 9 losses. Promising. freshman, Dave Teal, lead the scoring bracket. The CHS cindermen were suc- cessful in winning all oi their dual meets, and sixth place in the Hayward Relays. One heart- breaking point caused the track- sters to lose second place in the District 5 Relays. New records were definitely not lacking. Both senior Ron Iolley in the javelin throw and senior Iohn Yost in the low hurdles set a new high. Yost also tied the present record for the 100 yard dash. SYN T- 5 CHS's baseball team was hampered by a slow start. but as the season progressed, so did the team. In district play, they compiled a record of 6 wins and 4 losses. Consistent hitters were seniors Frank Beer and Larry Ed- wards, and sophomore Larry Do- ty. Ken Burns, with a 3 win and 4 loss record lead in the Spartan pitching statistics. Sophomore Ray Lunde followed with a 2 win and 1 loss record. 11 v. Q L '-