Corvallis High School - Chintimini Yearbook (Corvallis, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1959 volume:

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K V 5-Max ' ,, ' f 4 N 61 8 For the Service and Loyalty You Have Shown . . . rv--ffm--.......,.W. t 1 X I i 5 . if d b d h Roberto ond family. 4 ToUs V f: ifu, will N17 D 2 M, g, KLM 2 'Mum W ' ,,...,,,...Y-- f pgpnnlvtwilf' N ' 4 Young bathing beauty! Roberta and her mother . . and tollurSchuul We Iledicate This Bunk Which one is she? A high school senior TuYuu Mrs. Shaw, a native Oregonian, was born in Portland, Oregon. She graduated from Grant High School and attended Reed Col- lege where she obtained her Bachelor of Arts degree. Her first teaching iob was at Roosevelt High School in Portland where she taught English. After her marriage to Francis Shaw, who teaches History of Western Civilization and History of Ameri- can Civilization at O.S.C., she started teaching at Corvallis High School. That was in 1956, and this year at Corvallis High Mrs. Shaw is teaching English and is Senior Class Advisor. Mrs. Shaw's favorite hobby is music and she plays the piano quite well. She enjoys just listening to music also. lt is indeed with great pleasure that we dedicate the 1959 Chintimini to Mrs. Shaw. 2, N :,::-5- 5 1 N1 V .F W 5 EJ Ni P in sigh fikff Q.. ..., , fag? , , E , +V 1 4 wif Q 12 4 is ?P 14 1,3 .5 'Wax Y dx 1 agggix ff W f fi.: f 'E xy figwz. .. , 'A 5am G V+' 1. 2 'swam I -0 3 X .,. .. ....a-- 4 ix A , ' Ml fx!! -,xv 4 ' :Jw X 5.3 WW. i, , ,L , V naive Mmiyr, ' ' ' J swg,-5, 4 -A I W X ,, ,, , , , X a Mg Sf 1 S qu fb 1 I ' lc' V 'ffl 4 hfwffsfw xg fl 1-y':w1:.,-'KiWFvQQf V -wriismgvzi we Tl' 'W-.wmv wg iv 935, 1.4..,4ff -G f up X A 1 .H sm fql1Ii7?xPw f 5, wg ,ff .iam fl - :wwe Qwifwiixiwfigi - i 2 VX I- ,553 gc. A. ,ka ,Q X ,gy ig w ev? ifiiifigwff 'S fy g . A . ., i H Y f xg , 'Q-gym, elif 'cgsgjgggf' 5 X 1 . :H '4 'ALNQY' X tw H . X 52 3, 1-W rg ' 54 ffl ' -S ini ' 5553? ff? W ':-,EA7 1-SK gi? , Q V32 1 km' Pics .V f Wx if school life A time for fun, dances, parties: for the good times with the gang. These are the active years. Spring 1958 Springtime - Election time. The halls are papered with campaign signs. At lcrst, the long awaited moment - the Chintiminis arrive! The students gather in the gymnasium to sign each other's yearbooks. A solemn moment. The new officers are installed at a formal ceremony. Jim Welch receives The first place trophy in The Corvallis Teenage Road-eo. .luniors work busily on the Junior Prom, Song of the South , which was giv- en in honor of the class of '58. The school year ended with Gradu- ation and the annual Senior Class all night party. Then School Was llut . . . 11 Fall . . . The Beginning ul a The Hello dance, after the in- Tersquad scrimmage, was the fi- nal event during Hello Week. Seniors register for their last year in Corvallis High. They're off! At The annual Boy's League Big - Little Brother swim during Hello Week. Sheriff Sammy Spartan cap- tures the Prineville Cowboys. Dave Hoss, manager of K F L Y, congratulates Lora Bennion who sold the largest number of Football Booster tickets. New School Year A big day for Corvallis High The pep club and pep band per forms at the half-time of the Ore gon State vs. California game. if HUMECUMING 1958 if N Queen Princess L time do 3. Princess Sue in PP? 14 W 5 'W M' ' Princess ' Princess Elaine The Spirit Was High Tom Buchanan and Roberta Hancock co-chairmen of the 1958 Homecoming Homecoming 1958 This year our bi-annual Homecoming festivities were the high- light of our football season. They began with the Thursday even- ing bonfire and rally at which Sue Martin was crowned Home- coming Queen. Following the rally the student-body braved the October weather to attend the tennis court dance. Friday even- ing an all school spaghetti feed was sponsored by the Girls League. Then came the big game with Albany. The Score? . . . Well, we had fun anyway. Anyone for tennis? Here comes the team! We All Had Fun Anybody got cn match? He must have found one Travel Brings New Knowledge The 1959 Chintimini Staff travels to Salem to Your Town Press where our yearbooks ure print- ed. Visiting teachers from many countries visit our school to observe the American way of education. Fight On to Victory is sung by the Pep girls as they send their team on to the victory. Christmas Spirit Fills the Air The Christmas music program len t music and dancing to the Christmas atmosphere. The third annual Miss Merry Christmas dance, Kandy Kane Heav- en , was held December l2th. The toy drive was won by the Sophomore class, whose candidate, Sandy Carter, was crowned Miss Merry Christmas. Other members ofthe court were Gin- ny Sawin, Senior, and Annie Taylor, Junior. Senior Drill Team and rally squad promote school spirit at the half-time of the Sweet Home basketball game. Seniors in January Spotlight Lewis and Clark may be the college for you , says a college representative during an assem- bly to 'acquaint Seniors with various Northwest colleges. What size cap and gown does Jan need, Sig? In February we pitched against Polio The Polio Coin Toss was held during the half-time of the Corvallis Spartans vs. the Lebanon Warriors basketball game. The Sophornores must have the best pitching arms as they won the coin toss by collecting 53778. ' Girl's League presents a day in the Mighty Spartan Court March brings the coming of Spring ln order that the T959 Chintiminis could be distributed in May, the last deadline had to be March lst. March, April, and May were filled with many activities which we were not able to include in this year's book. March activities began with the 3 one-act class plays given before the student body on March 3. The class whose play was iudged the best received an oscar . Calico Cord Daze marked the coming of spring to Corvallis High with three fun- filled days. On Friday, March 6, Girl's League presented an assembly to show the students the correct wear for the various Calico-Cord Daze. Wednesday was the official beginning as Beatnik Day got underway. Thursday everyone was allowed to act natural, it was Kiddies Day. The climax of Calico Cord Daze was the assem- bly where the whiskers of the CHS men were iudged and a prize given to the win- ner in each category: this was on Friday, Far Away Places Day. Friday evening Calico Cord Daze came to an end with a dance held in the gym. State Tournament was March 17th through the 2lst. At the some time the year- books went to press it was still unknown whether or not Corvallis High would be in the State Tournament. Back to school after spring vacation and the end of the 3rd nine weeks grading period. Spring sports got under way and the Willamette relays were held in Salem on April 4th, On April 8th the seniors and their parents got together for the annual Senior Potluck. Most of April was taken up by elections. Campaigning and voting took place for the next year's student body, Class, and League officers. Following this the Spring Music Concert was held. May, the last month of another school year at C.H.S., for the seniors, the last. The annual Chintimini party was held and everyone received their copy of the T959 Chintimini, for several days, everywhere you looked there were people standing, sitting, or walking while signing yearbooks. Friday, May 22nd the Junior Prom Fantasia with the music of The Note- ables Seniors received many awards at the Senior Awards Assembly on Friday, May 29th which was also the last school day for the seniors. Sunday, May 31st was Baccalaureate and then graduation on Wednesday, June 3rd. June l thro'ugh the 3rd was the final week for the sophomores and juniors and on June 5th the school year ended. As we look back over the year we realize that it takes its place high in The Wonderful Years . 1 mm.. x 2 , , gwqsggfyf X I 9 wgm 4, fig? if Q M Bmw M administration Through the years we are led by those who have chose or been chosen to lead us . . . their wisdom and service guiding us. -lit : i i i l i l 1 i I t i ' i i Dr Gerald Wallace The Administration To the Class of '59 Commendable success in the life ahead for you will depend upon your effort and knowledge, your initiative and imagination, your ability to get along with people, your attitudes, intent and purpose. Your parents, teachers, and friends have helped you lay the foundations for your future. Responsible citizenship, and valuable service to your community and country will be yours to acquire. Now is the time to take per- sonal inventory and to set the path and pace for the experience of the next ten years. Our best wishes go with youl' Sincerely, Superintendent of Public Schools X? WM . 444445 the School Board. From left to right: Dr. Vernon Cheldelin, Mr. Carl Weltzin, Mr. Floyd L. Packer, 24 Chairman of the Board, Mrs. Bert E. Christensen, and Mr. Leo D. Beach. Through These Years To the Class of '59 The members ofthe class of '59 are to be congratulated for the fine record established at Corvallis High School. The faculty and administration sincerely hope that Corvallis High School has made a positive contribution to the aims and aspirations of each class member. Your seriousness of purpose in pursuing and work- ing for a good education should be an example to all underclass- men. The Chintimini has recorded for you your high school experi- ences, may it always recall for you pleasant memories. Sincerely, We Are led ..c kt, v4Ah - 1.-.1 ,diiif kgyf -'I Af' Jifliff ifftffigfp we 3 iii, ft .,, 7, , i?f Q,ff'fi jf X if wxafcwgjff Tw , W Supervisor of all the activities is one of the many jobs of Vice Principal Maurice Bullard. Mr. Fred Osborn is a graduate of O.S.C. Mar- Married, he has two children. He lists his fav- . d h h h hl U - I rie , e as t ree c idren, all graduates of Cor- orite hobbies as listening to Hi-Fi records, bar- . . becuing, and outdoor sports such as fishing, and A High as Athletic Director. hunting. vallis High School. Mr. Osborn serves Corvallis lv-.M m i sf'-gsgwf-WM W.. .MM-wn' Our friendly office secretaries! From left to right: Mrs. Anderson, office secretary, Mrs, Emilie Skow, 26 secretary to Mr. Hardman, and Mrs. Bernice Abernathy, switchboard operator. 'D By Those Who Have Chosen Miss Imogene Adolf, P.E. teach- er is also the Pep Advisor. Born in Eugene, Oregon, she graduated from the University. River Sioux, Iowa, is listed as the birth place of Miss Anderson, G.A.A. Advisor and teacher of girl's physical education. Miss Anderson formerly taught in Med- ford. Mr. Deon Atwood, a new math- ematics teacher ot C.H.S., has taught previously at Madison High School. A pure mathematician, he lists solving and checking moth problems as two of his hobbies. A native of the Beaver State is Mr. Bates. He has taught art at C.H.S. for 7 years and has been advisor to Chintimini for the past two years. Mr. Bodine, another new teach- er at C.H.S., is an advisor of the senior class, and teaches American Problems and U.S. History. Some of his hobbies include gardening, traveling, camping and reading. Teaching instrumental music is A graduate of Oklahoma State University, Mr. Bill Anderson, is in his fourth year as math and head track coach at C.H.S. Teaching Distributive Education, Mr. Orville Zielaskowski taught previously at Melbourne High, Melbourne, Florida. Boating and boat building occupy his free time. Miss Brumbough, Home Ec teach- the responsibility of Mr. Brooks, er, and a graduate of C.H.S., who is in his second year at C,- spends most of her free time sew- H.S. He also is advisor to Gran- ing, cooking, cake decorating, and dioso. attending the theater. 27 V .: . -,,. A 3 M X th, .W s .vig , ,i I S . its Y A P I t mastered W i s 555' tw' ff r ' V . --:- : 'v V ..,,,,,. it 7 C 9 'W Mr. Burkcrt, a member of the faculty for seven years, teaches mechanical drawing, stage craft, and is in charge of Audio-Visual materials. Part of Mr. Burkert's college years were spent at the University of Mexico. or Been Chosen A member of the faculty for 7 years, Mr. Oscar Christensen teaches World History and is a stu- dent counselor. Mr. Chris Christiansen, born in Wilmington, California, has 2 children. His hobbies are fishing and hunting. He teaches health and family life and is cross-coun- try coach. Mr- -lid! Climlr, 0 COmfftefCi0l Mr. Clell Conrad has taught at math and drivers training teacher, C H 5 for 7 yegrg, He reaches is a veteran of 14 years at Cor- American Problems and U.S. His- vallis High. The Climers have two tory, and is advisor tc Interna- children, both of which are mar- ried. tional Relations League. Mr. Engobruht, who teaches chemistry, was born in Oregon City, Oregon, and attended college at O.S.C. and Michigan State. He enioys fishing and tennis. Mr. Roby Goff has been teach- Gardening, sewing, and baking ing metalwork at C H S for 15 occupy the free time of Mrs. Ruth years. He lists his favorite hob- bies as gardening, church work, and reading. Ness, English teacher. She attend- ed school at Nebraska State Uni- versity and O.S.C. ,Qing ex, ff 9 1 f Mr. Kablor has taught Agricul- ture at C H S for 13 years. Along with his many duties, Mr. Kabler also advises the local chapter of Future Farmers of America. .......... to lead Us Mr. Jay Kilbourne, who was born in Columbus, Nebraska, teaches biology. He received his education at the University of Ore- gon. Miss Verna Larson, typing teacher, lists trying to beat Mrs. State at playing pinnochle as her favorite hobby. Serving us as Stu- dent Body Auditor, she has been a member of the faculty for I2 years. xl xv. Thel vocal music at C.H.S. is di- rected by Mr. Lobbato, who is also a Grandioso advisor. He was born in Naples, Italy, and has taught hem for 7 years. Mr. Charles Kipper, a graduate of O.S.C., teaches mathematics, bookkeeping, and is junior class advisor. During his free time he engages in gardening and card playing. His first year at C.H.S., Mr. Fred Koenig has taught in many other places including Alaska. Ad- visor of Scientia, he likes most out- door sports. Mr. Lawrence, the orchestra die rector, advises Grandioso, He has taught at C.H.S. for 5 years. His hobbies include fishing, golf and hunting. I Mr. Don Lynberg has been a member of the Corvallis High fac- ulty for 5 years. He teaches auto mechanics and is advisor to the Rally Dance Committee. Married, he has two children. Serving O.H.S. as librarian for his first year, Mr. Lafebro former- ly taught at Crater High School. He was born in Portland, Oregon. Mr. Joseph McGuill is an Eng- lish teacher at C.H.S. He likes chess and is advising a group of people interested in playing chess. He earned his college degree from l.oras College. 29 . . . Their Wisdom and Service Mr. Malungo, who was born in New York City, is a new member of our faculty. Teaching English and speech, he is also advisor of Thespians and directs our school plays. x , r Drake University and the Uni- versity of Southern California are two of the 5 colleges attended by Mr. Metzer. A member of the teaching staff for 6 years, Mr. Met- zer teaches English and German. Mrs. Jose Moritz, Mathematics teacher, has been teaching at C.H.S. for the past 13 years. This year, Mrs. Moritz is an advisor to the sophomore class. A member of the faculty for three years, Mr. James Muldoon is now teaching English, and is also serving as Hi-Y advisor. Social Science and Science teacher, Mr. Arvid Niemi, has been teaching at C.H.S. for 7 years. He is head football coach and also Blue C advisor. 1155 'QYTTNM . ' . Mr. Harris Olson, teaches Health and is advisor of Fire Squad. He has been a member of the faculty for I5 years. Mr. Robert Payne, hegd basket- Teaching at Corvallis High Born in Minneapolis, Minnesota, ball coach, teaches World History School for his 2nd year is Mr. Mr. Sauri attended Minot State and American History. This is his Jack Pinion. He is teaching phy- College and O.S.C. He enioys Sth year at C.H.S. sical education and enjoys watch' fishing, water skiing, and hunting. 30 ing sports events. had V tx: ,s Mr. Harry Socket! was born in Newark, New Jersey, and is teach- ing Social Science and Journalism at Corvallis High. He attended school at the University of Oregon. Mr. Cecil Shelly, teacher of French and Spanish, toured both countries while in the service. His hobbies include reading, classical music, and travel. Mrs. Belva Weichner, teaching English and Latin, has been a member of the C.H.S. faculty for IO years. She is interested in mu- sic, religious education, and trav- el. Guiding Us The father of four, Mr. Neil Soling has taught at C.H.S. for 10 years. He is teaching wood- working, and has had previous teaching experience at Flagstaff, Arizona, and Eugene, Oregon. Mr. Lea Spitlnogle, born in Wapato, Washington, graduated from O.S.C. A member of the faculty for ten years as business education teacher, he is also ad- visor to the stamp club. Mr. Lewis Williams in his first year at C.H.S., teaches physical education. He attended college at Oregon State, Mrs. Shaw has been a member of the C.H.S. faculty for 3 years. She teaches English and advises the senior class. Her hobbies are reading and playing the piano. Mrs. State, Dean of Girls, has taught at C H S for ll years. She lists her hobbies as dogs, reading, gardening, and travel. Mrs. Nitko, the school nurse, attended college at New York Uni- versity and O.S.C. She is advisor to Future Nurses of America and lists her hobbies as oil painting and raising lambs. 31 l 1 A e We ...W They Feed lls Well 'mms' . l I MW i - 1 r ei 1 wmv, The Busy Cooks. From left fo right: Mrs. Eva Siehle, Mrs. Madelon Young, and Mrs. Thelma Morgan. 32 The mod dash to the lunch line. The food must be goodl 'QQ' When The noon bell rings, all paths lead to the cafeteria. The meals are prepared by Mrs. Eva Sfehle, Mrs. Thelma Morgan, and Mrs. Madelon Young who arrive early in the morn- ing fo prepare lunch for numerous hungry Teenagers. They Keep llur School Neat and Clean Our custodians. From left to right: Mr Tom Tren! Mr Lu Johnsen and Mr Roy Tak The persons who are responsible for keeping our school in running or- der all through the years are Mr. Roy Tate, Mr. Tom Trent, and Mr. Lee John- son. They may be seen repairing a broken fixture, replacing a light bulb, sweeping the halls, or doing some oth- er iob that keeps our school in tip- top shape. In reality, they are the unsung heroes of our school. ,w ,N M-MW mm 4 I 1 -Q '5i 'pQ, ,331 K v Student Government Our Student Government, headed by President Steve Roath, is an organization which functions in behalf of the students of Corvallis High. lt is made up of the Student Body Officers, the Student Council which is composed of student repre- sentatives from all first period classes, and the various student committees. Student Body President Steve Roath presides over all Student Council meetings, assemblies, and is the official representative of our school. Nate .Iones our Student Body Vice President is in charge of all booster ticket sales and takes the place of the President in his absence. The only girl member of our executive committee is Nancy Hutchinson, Student Body Secretary. She records minutes at all Student Council meetings, calls roll, and carries on all official correspondence for the student body'of Corvallis High. Money is probably what Mike Henderson sees in his sleep. Mike, who is Stu- dent Body Treasurer, keeps track of all student body funds. You can walk into the Student Body Office almost anytime of day and find one of the Assistant Treasurers there. The five, Steve Roberson, Joy Bonham, Joan Held, Barbara Porter, and Ginny Sawin, sell tickets at school sports and carry on many across the counter transactions during the day. Last but not least is Miss Larsen who acts as-Auditor. She audits all account books for the various organizations within our school and writes checks for those who are lucky enough to be receiving money. pq., M555 LOYSOH, AUdi'0f Assistant Treasurers. Standing: Joan Held Ginny Sawin, Barbara Porter, Joy Bonham Seated Steve Roberson. ,,......wW., Student Committees Keeping track of the expenditures of Corvallis High School is the iob of the Finance Committee. Members are: Standing left to right: Nancy Hutch- inson, Mr. Ray Hardman, Mike Henderson, and Nathan Jones. Seated are Miss Larsen and Judy Edwards. The Publicity Committee sees to the advertising of all school functions. Standing from left to right are Neil Armantrout, Alan Christenson, Larry Joy- ner, and Sandy Carter. Ki The Assembly Committee previews the assem- blies to be given before the student body. Mem- bers of this committee are: standing from left to right? Sig Hansen, Mr. Malango, Sterling Kernik, Bruce McGlasson, and Mr. Williams. Seated: Mr. Bullard, Mr. ,Burkert, and Mr. Lynberg. Organization of all Youth Center activities is the job of the Youth Center Council. The council is composed of two members from each class. They are: standingg John Slegel, Terry Kline, and Steve Avery. Seated, Betty Pease, Joan Renz, Ginny Sawin, and Carol Moe. Student Council ZFW fx !,.f' . , J' J' First Semester Student Council. Front Row: Hope, Salisbury, Edwards, Hutchinson, Bonham, Nibler, Clunes Thaler, Nason, Gundy, Marquiss, Hyde, Hickey, Hall, Teal. Middle Row: Brandt, Christenson, Kernek, Myers, Dingle, Renz, Van Zyle, Moe, Carlson, Henderson, Slegel, Jones, Brown, Cropsey. Top Row: Conrad, McGIasson, Hebert, Fitz, Roath, Hansen Milbrath, Bell, Foster, Ebert, Hardenberger, Mishler, Hoyt, Pederson. fe 5 l..+l as-4 tif M we M -gif 'Sf f by Fi ,,,, ,rrr 4 fx M 1.8.5.1 f an Second Semester Student Council. Front Row: Shultz, Young, Hude, Fagg, D. Roath, Hutchinson, Pofahl, Buckley, Thomas, Hunter, Hall. Middle Row: MCG-lasson, Renz, Nixon, Giffen, King, Voughen, Ebert, Cropsey, Chausse, Roberts. Buck ROW: Henderson, S, Roath, Wood, Harris, Hansen, Cale, Milbrath, Morse, Fitz, Conrad. - fm., .- i xy X K NNN NM X R X ., , N, X NN 1 W 'fx . :,, ' S. X 'ax 9 X N. , M, X M X x M X X -f -N. , 1 u5 'w,N X ww, ff, Ax'- ri x y W 3 A. X 'Vw-K N x . X X A 1. 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Our first leader was Tom Hoyt. The biggest event of our eighth grade year was the field trip in connection with our Oregon History classes to Salem, Oregon City, and other places of historical interest. Our Calico-Cord Prince and Princess were Tom Hoyt and Jan Marquiss. We held a potlucklfor our parents, had a skate, and wound up our first year at CHS with a picnic on the school grounds. Our freshman year began with a dance we sponsored for the incoming eighth graders. This year a girl, Judy Walls, was chosen as our class president. The Won- derful Year was filled with good times and much excitement. We received our first glimpse of State Tournament action, for we went to State in both football and basketball. Our class led the school for top grades, the semester of l955, with 13 students receiving l's. We combined our talents with those of the Sophomore class and presented a most successful Froshmore Assembly . We chose Rex Newton and Jan Marquiss as our Calico-Cord Prince and Princess. Mike Myers was chosen class president in our sophomore year. A school tra- dition was changed that year. The school colors were changed from Maroon and Blue to Columbia-Blue and White. The Circus was another important event in our Sophomore year. We chose Jerry Terway for our class Princess. The Sling Shot and Bottle Booth was our addition to the success of the Circus. This year was also the first for collecting toys and having a Miss Merry Christmas dance with a princess from each class. Lynda Long was our princess, Calico-Cord Daze was a success and our Prince and Princess was Jim Fitz and Jeralyn Nibler. Closing this Wonderful Year, our class participated in a picnic. As Juniors our first big event was the Toy Drive. We selected Judy Edwards as our candidate for Miss Merry Christmas. She was escorted by our class president Gene Milbrath. Jan Marquiss won the Voice of Democracy Speech Contest and re- ceived a trip to Washington D.C. Our Junior Sales chairmen were Steve Roath and Maggie Kruger, with their leadership and the co-operation of the whole class, we broke the sales record! Calico-Cord Daze got underway with Dwight Hunter and Linda Feller as Prince and Princess. In the spring, we again traveled to Eugene where we participated in the State Basketball Tournament. The most important event was the Junior Prom. We selected Song of the South as the theme and Shirley Small as the general chairman. We began the last of our Wonderful Years by winning the student body tick- et race and a free bus ride to the South Salem football game. Queen Sue Martin I reigned over the numerous activities of Homecoming. During this week the annual Senior Chili was held. Next came the New Years Eve Formal with all its balloons and noisemakers. This occasion was reigned over by Gayle Mishler and Elaine Jorgenson. Then came the day when we were measured for our caps and gowns . . . . Graduation became a real thing and every senior realized that his high school days would soon be completed. Looking back we realize that these were really THE WONDERFUL YEARS . BILL ALBRIGHT NEIL ARMANTROUT JACK BAINES RICHARD BELL MARGO BENNETT FRANCES BESSE CAROL BEACH CAROL BELL VERN BALL JOE BARKER SCOTT BEUGLI LINDA BIER SUELLEN BLACK JAN BONE JANICE BONHAM JOY BONHAM RAY BONNEY JO ANN BRAATEN GAIL BRANDIS DICK BRANDT CAROL CARNEY CHARLES CECIL LINDA CHRISTENSON 44 DEANNE BRANSON GERALD BROWN TOM BUCHANAN JERRY CALE CAROL CANTRELL SHEILA BUTLER ANN CAFFEY KIRK CHAPMAN JO ANN CHARNHOLM JOYCE COOK I KENNETH COOPER KAY CRAIG BILL CROPSEY CHARLES DAY JOY DECKER JIM DERRICKSON GAIL DeSART BARBARA DINGLE MURIAL DONOVAN NANCY DRAKE RICHARD EMIGH GARY FARNAM LINDA FELLER ALAN EHRY BRUCE EMERICK BILL EDWARDS JUDY EDWARDS PETE FERREN ROBERT FERRIS JIM FINNELL JIM FITZ BILL FREEMAN SUSAN FURST ROSELLE GAINEY BOBBIE JO GAUSEN JACK GENO JOHN GIFFIN 47 ROXANNE HASTIE JODI HEATHERINGTON JOAN HELD 48 JOHN HANSEN CAROL HARRIS MELBA HAMLIN SIG HANSEN JA BECKY GRAY TOM GROSBECK BILL HAMANN MIKE HENDERSON NITA HENDRRICKS DOLORES HERBERT DAN HICKMAN PETER HICKMAN ELLEN HILLEMAN JOHN HOCKEN CHRISTOPHER HORTON JUDITH HOSKINS TOM HOYT 49 JULIE JERIL DON JOHNSON JUDITH JOHNSON 50 RON JAMESON DIANNE JENKINS ROBERT INGRAM MARSHA IRVIN NANCY HUTCHINSON DWIGHT HUNTER KATHY HUTTON SHARON JONDAHL ELAINE JORGENSON PEARL KAPUSCENSKI SANDRA KENNEDY MIKE KITCHEN SHIRLEY KROLL MARGARET KRUGER KAREN LAFFOON GERALD LAGESTEE LARRY LARSON DON LYNBERG JAN MARQUISS SUE MARTIN CARRIE LUHRS JOAN LUHRS WALT LITZ LYNDA LONG RICHARD LEHNERT MARY ANN LEMKE LARRY LIEB VIC MARTIN BETTE MCDONALD MIKE MCGUIRE l JIM MEARS MILTON MEINK GENE MILBRATH RICHARD MILLER GAYLE MISHLER BARBARA MITCHELL STEVE MOE BOB MORRISON KEITH MORROW DAVE MOSER SALLY NEW ALLEN NEWBILL JANICE NEWTON MIKE MYERS JIM NANSON BOB MOSIER MARY MUDD REX NEWTON JERALYN NIBLER SHERYL NICHOLS LINDA NIXON ROB O'CONNER DENNIS OEHLER BRENT OLSEN CARLTON OLSEN BURLA PEASE LARRY PEG-G EDNA PEMBERTON LARRY PETERS RICHARD PLOWHEAD MELVIN RAWIE SHIRLEY REGER JOAN RENZ BARBARA PORTER JUDY PYFER BRENDA POLHEMUS JAN POOLE KENNETH RHODES ALICE RICE DAVE RICHARDSON CAROL RICHARDSON STEVE ROATH DON ROBERTSON STEVE ROBERSON SUSAN ROBINSON TOM ROBINSON SUE RODERICK MILTON SEDLACEK MERLE SEELY GERALD SHERER 58 VIRGINIA SAWIN LORRETTA SEDLACEK JACK SAMFORD RON SAMP PAUL ROZENDALL JOHN RUGH JAN RUSSNOGLE 'I If WQYQ 6aI?2+r'3. I Thai , 7 ,....,,.,.,. Y Q if . JEANNE SHORT JOHN SLEGEL SHIRLEY SMALL ADELINE SMITH ETHER SMITH HELEN SMITH WANDA SMITH GRETCHEN SNOOK JUDY SORRELS JOYCE STAGNER MERLE STARR JANE STEHLE CONNIE STEHLE SANDY SUGGS DICK TAYLOR JERRY TERAWAY BARBARA STOVER JOANN E STRAWN KAREN STENBURG DARYLENE STOREY DEANNA THOMPSON KEITH THOMPSON SHIRLEY THOMPSON DONALD TIMIAN JOHN TURNBOW FRANK VANDERWOOD PHYLLIS VAN ZYL ...41 RODNEY VAUGHN BARBARA WALLACE SALLY WALLACE JUDY WALLS LOLA WEGER VERNON WETHERELT VERNA WOLF JACQUELINE WOODWORTH PETE ZEISLER 62 JO ANN WHITLOW AL WILLIAMS JOHN WETTER MERRIE WHITESIDE El Q, This year our class was honored to have Steve Moe chosen as a member of the 1959 Shriner's All Star Team . These Are the Years of Joy and Sorrow The annual New Year's Eve Formal was led by King Gayle Mishler ond Queen Elaine Jorgenson. M-'wuif Where the Road of LifeTurns TYPICAL SENIOR WOMEN!!! 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Q ,, K, wg, 1 nf egg: v ANL 5 ' X Wi? wi' f af ,E Q ,Fi ni vw 4 ' Must School Spirit 73 Buy and Girl' ni the Month PTEMBER OCTOBER Joan Renz Brent Olsen NOVEMBER 5,33 DECEMBER ze 27 225 29 23 M 30 35 arol Richardson ve Moe, JANUARY QW' FEBRUARY W8 ,QI 2 2'l 2819 Merrie Whiveside Sig Hansen Gail D dney Vaughn 74 Senior Directory albright, william h.: Boys League 1,2,3,45 A Cappella Choir 2,3,45 Basketball 25 Camera Club lg Football Manager 1,25 Golf 3. armantrout, neil brant: Boys League 1,2,3,45 A Cappella Choir 3,4- Football 2,35 Hi-Y 3,45 Scientia 45 Track 2,3,4, 5 baines, lohn reining: Student Council 35 Boys League 1,2,3,45 Base- ball 2,3,45 Blue C 2,3,45 Football 3,45 J-V Basketball 1,2,3 Var- sity 4. ball, vern c.: Boys League 1,2,3,45 Camera Club lg Junior Hi-Y I. barker, ioe allen: Camera Photographer5 Tennis 3. Club 3, Treasurer5 High-O-Scope 3,4, baumann, roland fritz: Boys League 1,2,3,4. beach, carol: Girls League 2,3,4. bell, carol: Girls League l,2,3,4. bell, richard dean: Student Council 45 Boys League 1,2,3,45 A Cop- pella Choir 3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 2. bennett, margo ethel: Girls Chandelle lg Grandioso 1,2,3,45 Harmonettes 3,45 Jr. Sales 35 Mixed Chorus lg Sr. Rally Dance 35 Tri-Y- 35 FBLA 3,4, League 1,2,3,45 A Cappella Choir 2,3,45 besse, frances kathryn: Girls League 1,2,3,4, Personnel Advisor 45 Girls Glee lg Jr. Sales 35 Pep 3,45 Tri-Y 3,45 Y-Teen 25 FBLA 3. beugli, david scott: Boys League 1,2,3,45 Radio Club. bier, linda leah: Girls League 1,2,3,45 FHA I,2, historian. black, suellen: Student Council 1,25 Girls League 1,2,3,45 A Cappella Choir 2,3,45 All School Play lp Chandelle 1,25 Firesquad 45 Jr. Play 25 Jr. Sales 35 Pep 3,45 Thespian 2,3,4, Secretary 25 Tri-Y 3,45 Y- Teen 2, Council 2. bone, ianice lee: Girls League 1,2,3,4, Council 45 GAA l,2,3, Coun- cil 35 High-O-Scope 2,3, Feature Editor 35 IRL 3,45 Jr. Play 45 Jr. Red Cross 35 Torch 35 Scientia 3,45 Scribblers 1, President l. bonham, ianice darlene: Girls League 1,2,3,45 Chandelle 1,25 Fire- squad 45 Jr. Sales 35 Pep 3,45 Tri-Y 3,45 Y-Teen 1,25 FBLA 3,4, Sec- retary 4. bonham, ioy dorene: Student Council 1,3,45 Girls League 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 45 Asst. S.B. Treasurer 3,45 Chandelle 1,25 Hi-C lg Jr. Sales 35 Pep 3,45 Torch 45 Tri-Y 3,4. bonney, ray conrad: Boys League 1,2,3,45 Band l,2,3,4, Drum Ma- ior 3,4, Council 3,45 Hi-Fi 3,45 Scientia 4. braaten, ioanne iudith: Girls League 1,2,3,45 DE 2,3,4, Treasurer 35 FHA I,2, Secretary l,2g FBLA 3. brandis, gail Iynne: Student Council ly Girls League 1,2,3,45 Chan- delle 1,25 Fire Scpad 45 Jr. Sales 35 Mixed Chorus lg Sr. Rally Dance 35 Pep 2,3,45 Tri-Y 3,4, President 45 Y-Teen l,25 J-V Rally Squad 25 Varsity Rally Squad 4. brandt, dick arlyn: Boys League 1,2,3,45 Baseball lg Blue C 3,45 Wrestling 1,2,3,45 Track 2. branson, deanna io: Girls League l,2,3,4. brock, iames lloyd: Boys League 45 Band 45 Transfer Eugene 4. brown, gerald richard: Boys League 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Blue C 3,45 football 3,45 Wrestling 2,3,4. buchanan, thomas r.: Student Council 1,2,3,45 Boys League 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Chandelle 1,25 Fire Squad 3,4, Captain 45 Hi-Y 2,3,4, Treasurer 35 Jr. Hi-Y I,2, Sr. Rally Dance 35 Scientia 3,45 Torch 45 Jr. Rally Dance l,2. butler, sheila kathleen: Girls League 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Sr. Ral- ly Dance 45 Maiorette 3,4. coffey, Iaveda ann: Girls League 2,3,45 Band 2,3,45 GAA 2,3, Treas- urer 3, Council 35 Grandioso 3,45 IRL 3,45 Orchestra 25 Tri-Y 3,45 Transfer, Central High, Monmouth. calo, ierry robert: Student Council lg Boys League l,2,45 J-V Bas- ketball 1,25 Football l,2,47 Transfer to Albany High 35 Transfer to Corvallis High 4. cantrell, carole ann: Girls League 2,3,45 Bond 2,3,45 Grandioso 3,45 High-O-Scope 2,3,4, Feature Editor5 IRL 3,45 Jr. Sales 35 Tri-Y 3,45 Y-Teen 25 Maiorette 2,35 Transfer, McMinnville High School 2. carney, carol ann: Girls League 1,2,3,45 IRL 3,45 Jr. Sales 35 Sr. Rally Dance 35 Pep 3,45 FBLA 3,4, President 3, Reporter 4. cecil, charles vinton: Boys League 3,45 Transfer, White Station High, Memphis Tennessee 3. chapman, kirk shelley: Class Vice-President 45 Class Council 45 Boys League 1,2,3,45 Band I,2, Vice-President 2, council 1,25 J-V Base- ball 1,2, Co-captain 25 Varsity Baseball 3,45 Blue C 3,45 Chan- delle 1,25 Exchange Assembly l,2,45 Fire Squad 45 J-V Football 25 Jr. Hi-Y 1,25 Orchestra 1,25 Scientia 35 Torch 3,45 Cross Country 4. chrlstenson, linda ann: Girls League 1,2,3,45 D.E. 45 Y-Teen 2. cook, ioyce elaine: Girls League l,2,3,4g Girls Glee 3,4. cooper, kenneth george: Boys League 3,45 Fire Squad 45 Hi-Y 45 Transfer, Lincoln High, Portland, Oregon 3. crai , kay colleen: Student Council 25 Girls League l,2,3,4. cropsey, william: Boys League 1,2,3,45 Band l,2,3,4. day, charles david: Student Council 35 Boys League 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Football 1,25 Jr. Red Cross lg Track 1. decker, gloria ioy: Student Council l,3g Girls League 1,2,3,45 Chan- delle 1,25 Chintimini Staff 4, Advertising Editor 45 Fire Squad 45 Grandioso 1,2,3,45 Jr. Sales 35 Pep 3,45 Tri-Y 3,45 Y-Teen 1,25 Quill 8: Scroll 45 Scientia 3,45 Class Council 2,3,45 Jr. Rally Dance I. derrickson, iames harold: Boys League 1,2,3,45 A Cappella Choir 35 Mixed Chorus 2. cle sart, helen gail: Class Officer 1, Treasurer, Class Council l,2,31 Student Council 35 A Cappella Choir 3,45 Chandelle 1,25 Chintimini Staff 4, Business Manager5 Exchange Assembly 1,4, Chairman5 Fire Squad 45 Grandioso I,2,3,4, Treasurer 25 Harmonettes 35 Jr. Play I, Jr. Sales 35 Orchestra 1,2,35 Pep 3,45 Thespians 3,4, Secretary 4, Torch 3,45 Tri-Y 3, 45 Y-Teen 1,25 Jr. Rally lp Quill A Scroll 4. dingle, barbara ann: Student Council 45 Girls League 1,2,3,45 Chan- delle 1,25 Jr. Sales 35 Mixed Chorus lg Sr. Rally Dance 35 Pep 3,45 Tennis 2,3,45 Tri-Y 3,45 Y-Teen 25 Sparskis l,2,3, Secretary 2. donovan, murlel rose: Girls League 1,2,3,45 D.E. 45 Girls Glee 3. drake, nancy catherine: Girls League l,2,3,4g A Cappella Choir 4, Council 45 Band 1,2,3,4, Secretary 45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Girls Glee 35 Orchestra 2, 35 Tri-Y 35 Y-Teen 2. durand, eileen barbara: Girls League 45 Transfer, Spokane High School, Spokane, Washington 4. edwards, wllllam loseph: Class 'Officer 3, Vice-President5 Class Council 2,35 Student Council 2,35 Boys League 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 35 Blue C 2,3,4, Vice Presi- dent 35 Chandelle 1,25 Football J.V. I, Varsity 2,3,4, Captain 45 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Jr. Hi-Y ly Jr. Sales 35 Torch 3,45 Scientia 3,4, Vice- President 35 Quill 8. Scroll 4. edwards, Iudith ann: Class Officer 2, Class Council l,2,35 Student Council 2,45 Girls League 1,2,3,45 Chandelle 1,25 Fire Squad 45 International Relations 45 Jr. Sales 35 Scientia 3,45 Pep 2,3,4, Vice- President 3, Council 3,45 Torch 3,4, Treasurer 45 Council 45 Tri-Y 3, 45 Y-Teen I,2, Council lg Finance Committee 4. ehry, alan Iohn: Boys League 3,45 F.F.A. 45 Transfer, Monroe Union High, Monroe, Oregon 3. emerlck, bruce donald: Boys League 1,2,3,45 A Cappella Choir 2,3, 45 Hi-Fi 25 Mixed Chorus 1. emigh, richard Ieslle: Boys League l,2,3,4, Sr. Representative 45 A Cappella Choir 45 All School Play 35 International Relations 3,45 Jr. Play 25 Mixed Chorus 2,33 Sr. 8. Jr. Play 2,35 Student Body Chap- lain 4. farnam, gary lynn: Boys League 1,2,3,45 Basketball lp Baseball I,2, 3,45 Football 25 Track I. 75 -Y .iw-f.-W v-.. teller, linda gall: Class Officer 4, Secretary, Class Council 4, Student Council l,2, Girls League l,2,3,4, Chandelle l,2, Fire Squad 4, Jr. Sales 3, Mixed Chorus 3, Pep 2,3,4, Council 3, Sergeant-at-Arms 3, Jr. Rally Dance l,2, Scientia 4. ferroll, barbara marie: Girls League 4, Transfer, Klamath Union High School, Klamath Falls, Oregon 4. ferren, peter nelson: Student Body Vice-President 3, Council 3, Exec- utive Council 3, Student Council 3, A Cappella Choir 2,3,4, Vice- President 3, Council 3, Blue C 3,4, Chandelle l,2, Fire Squad 3,4, Hi-Y 2,3,4, Secretary 4, Mixed Chorus l, Sr. Rally Dance 3, Stamp Club 2. ferris, robert keith: Boys League l,2,3,4, Band l,2,3. finnell, iames robert: Boys League l,2,3,4, A Cappella Choir 2,3,4, Mixed Chorus T, Scientia 3,4. fitz, iames stafford: Executive Council 4, Student Council 4, Boys League l,2,3,4, Vice-President 3, President 4, Band l,2, Grandi- oso 2,3,4, Hi-Y 3,4, Orchestra l,2. freeman, william kenneth: Boys League l,2,4. furst, susan iohanna: Girls League l,2,3,4, Jr. Sales 3, Pep 3,4, Sec- retary 4, Tri-Y 3,4, Y-Teen l,2, Treasurer 2, Scientia 4. gainey, roselle frances: Girls League l,2,3,4, A Cappella Choir 3,4, Jr. Sales 3, Mixed Chorus l, Pep 3,4, Council 4, Tri-Y 3,4. gastorf, charles ray: Boys League l,2,3,4, Track 3,4, Cross Country 3,4. gausen, barbara io: Girls League l,2,3,4, Jr. Sales 3, Pep 3,4, Tri- Y 3,4. geno, iack dean: Student Council T, Boys League l,2,3,4, D.E. 4, Vice-President 4, Hi-C l,2, Jr. Hi-Y l, giffin, iohn searle: Boys League l,2,3,4, Band l,2, Baseball 3, Camera Club 2, Fire Squad 3,4, Hi-Y 4. gray, rebecca lee: Girls League l,2,3,4, Chandelle l,2, Exchange As- sembly l, Fire Squad 4, High-O-Scope 3,4, Co-Editor 4, Jr. Red Cross l, Jr. Sales 3, Pep 3,4, Tri-Y 3,4, Y-Teen l,2, Vice-President 2, Sparskis l,2,3, Jr. Rally Dance l, President l, Quill 81 Scroll 4, Treasurer 4. grosbeck, thomas ray: Boys League l,2,3,4, D.E. 3, F.F.A. l. halsey, william boniamin paul: Boys League l,2,3,4, F.F.A. 2,3,4. hamann, william frederick: Boys League 2,3,4, Transfer, St. Martin High School, Olympia, Washington 2. hamlin, melba lee: Girls League l,2,3,4, Girls Glee 3. hansen, iohn robert: Student Council l, Boys League l,2,3,4, Treas- urer 3,4, Band l,2, Council 2, Chandelle l,2, Football l, Hi-Fi 2,3, Treasurer 2,3, Scientia 3,4. hansen, sigurd paul: Executive Council 4, Class President 4, Student Council l,3, Boys League l,2,3,4, Basketball l,2,3,4, Captain 4, Baseball T, Blue C 3,4, Sgt.-at-Arms 4, Chandelle l,2, Fire Squad 3,4, Football J.V. l, Varsity 2,3,4, Hi-Y 2,3,4, Jr. Hi-Y l, President l, Jr. Sales 3, Track 2,3,4, Scientia 3,4. hanshew, philip: Boys League l,2,3,4, F.F.A. 2,3. harris, edith carol: Girls League 3,4, F.N.A. 4, Transfer, Philomath High, Philomath, Oregon 3. hastie, roxane lee: Girls League l,2,3,4, A Cappella Choir 4, Band l,2,3,4, Girls Glee 3, Harmonettes 4, Hi-C l, High-O-Scope l, Y- Teen l,2. heatherington, io ann: Student Council 3, Girls League l,2,3,4, Chan- delle l,2, Chintimini Staff 3,4, Classs Editor 3, Senior Editor 4, Jr. Sales 3, Pep 3,4, Tri-Y 3,4, Y-Teen l,2, F.B.L.A. 3,4, Quill 8: Scroll 3,4, President 4. held, ioan pauline: Student Council 3, Girls League l,2,3,4, Asst. S.B, Treasurer 4, Chandelle l,2, Jr. Sales 3, Pep 3,4, Tri-Y 3,4: Y' Teen l,2, Council 2. henderson, michael d.: Student Body Treasurer 4, Executive Council 4, Student Council 4, Boys League 3,4, Baseball 4, Blue C 4, Foot- 76 ball 4, Wrestling 3,4, F.B.L.A. 4, Transfer, Reedsport Union High, Reedsport, Oregon 3. hendricks, nita marie: Girls League l,2,3,4, F.H.A. 2, Girls Glee l. hickman, peter iay: Boys League l,2,3,4, Jr. Red Cross T. hillemann, ellen kay: Girls League l,2,3,4, Band l, FHA 2, GAA l, 2, Camera Club 2. hacken, iohn alden: Student Council 2, Boys League l,2,3,4, Coun- cil 4, J-V Baseball 2, Chandelle T, Scientia 4. horton, christopher damien: Band 4, Transfer, Serra High School 4. hoskins, iuclith ann: Girls League l,2,3,4, A Cappella Choir 3,4, Camera Club 2, Girls Glee 2, Harmonettes 4, Hi-C 2, Pep 4. hoyt, thomas herbert: Student Council l,2,3,4, Boys League l,2,3,4, Council l,2, A Cappella Choir 3, All School Play I, Basketball l, J-V Baseball l,2, co-captain l, Varsity Baseball 3,4, Blue C 3,4, Fire Squad 3,4, FFA l, Football l,2,3,4, Hi-Y 2,3,4, President 4, Jr. Hi-Y l, President l, Jr. Sales 3, Thespians l,2,3,4, Wrestling 2. hunter, dwight k.: Student Council l, Boys League l,2,3,4, A Cap- pella Choir l,2,3,4, President 4, Basketball l,2,3,4, Baseball l,3,4, Blue C 3,4, Football l,2,4, Mixed Chorus l. hutchinson, nancy carol: Student Body Secretary, Student Council l,2,4, Girls League l,2,3,4, Chandelle l,2, Torch 3,4, Jr. Sales 3, Pep 3,4, Tri-Y 3,4, Y-Teen l,2. hutton, kathryn Iorene: Girls League l,2,3,4, Council l,4, A Cappella Choir 2,3,4, All School Play 2,3, Chandelle l,2, Fire Squad 4, Girls Glee l, Grandioso l,2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Harmonettes 3, High-O-Scope l, IRL 4, Jr. Sales 3, Sr. Rally Dance 3, Scientia 3,4, Pep 3,4, Thes- pians 3,4, Torch 3,4, Tri-Y 3,4, Y-Teen l,2, Sparskiis l,2,3. ingram, robert bruce: Boys League 4, Transfer, Marshfield High School 4. irvin, marsha lee: Girls League l,2,3,4, Band l,2,3, DE 4. Iamesan, ronald i.: Basketball 3, Baseball 3, Fire Squad 4, Hi-Y 4, Transfer, Berkeley High School, St. Louis, Missouri 3. ienkins, diane louise: Girls League l,2,3,4, Jr. Sales 3, Pep 3,4, Tri-Y 3,4, FBLA 3,4. iirel, iulie ann: Girls League l,2,3,4, A Cappella Choir 3,4, Chan- delle l,2, Jr. Sales 3, Mixed Chorus l, Pep 3,4, Torch 2,3,4, Tri-Y 3,4, Y-Teen l,2, Historian 2. iohnson, donald m.: Boys League l,2,3,4, Camera Club T, Sparskiis 2. Johnson, iudith ashley: Girls League l,2,3,4, High-O-Scope 2,3,4, Feature Editor 3, Exchange Editor 3, Co-Editor 4, IRL 3,4, Tri-Y 3, FNA 2,3, Secretary 2, Vice President 3, Quill 8: Scroll 4. iondahl, sharon maxine: Girls League 3,4, Transfer, Philomath High School 3. iorgensen, lois elaine: Class Treasurer 4, Student Council 3, Chan- delle l,2, Girls League l,2,3,4, Jr. Sales 3, Mixed Chorus l, Sr. Rally Dance 3, Treasurer 3, Pep 3,4, Tri-Y 3,4, Y-Teen l,2, Spar- skiis l,2. kapuscinski, pearl beatrice: Girls League 4, Transfer, Days Creek, Oregon 4. kennedy, sandra kay: Girls League l,2,3,4, Girls Glee 3,4, Mixed Chorus 2. kitchen, michael: Boys League l,2,3,4, Football l, Hi-Y 3,4. krall, shirley may: Girls League l,2,3,4, Camera Club 2, Fire Squad 4, Jr. Sales 3, Pep 3,4, Torch 3,4, Scientia 3,4, Secretary 4. lrruger, margaret iane: Class Treasurer 2, Student Council l,3, Girls League l,2,3,4, Council 2, Jr. Sales 3, Co-Chairman 3, Pep 3,4, Tri-Y 3,4, Treasurer 4, Y-Teen 2, Sparskiis 3, Jr. Rally Dance l. laffoon, karen louise: Student Council 3,4, A Cappella Choir 2,3,4, FHA l, Hi-C l,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus T. lagestee, gerald allen: Boys League l,2,3,4, Baseball 3,4, Football l,2,3,4, Spearmen 3. larson, larry cliffordz Student Council 17 Boys League 1,2,3,4. lehnert, richard milton: Boys League 1,2,3,47 All School Play 37 Band 1,2,3,47 Blue C 3,47 Camera Club 17 Football 17 Jr. Hi-Y 17 Or- chestra 3,47 Thespians 3,47 Wrestling 3,47 Track 1,2,3,4. Iemke, mary ann: Girls League 2,3,4j Band 1,2,37 FHA 3. lieb, larry edmund: Student Council 37 Boys League 1,2,3,47 Basket- ball 17 Baseball 1,2,3,47 Blue C 3,47 Fire Squad 47 Football 1,2,- 3,47 Hi-Y 47 Jr.. Hi-Y 1. litz, walter donald: Boys League 1,2,3,47 A Cappella Choir 47 Fire Squad 47 Football 17 Hi-Y 47 Hi-Fi 27 Track 3. long, lynda mary: Student Council l,2f Girls League 1,2,3,47 Fire Squad 47 Mixed Chorus 17 Sr. Rally Dance 3,47 Pep 2,3,47 Tri-Y 3,47 Y-Teen 1,27 Freshman Rally Squad 17 J-V Rally Squad 27 Var- sity Rally Squad 3,4. luhrs, nola ioan: Girls League 1,2,3,47 Pep 4. lynberg, don fredrick: Boys League 1,2,3,47 A Cappella Choir 3,47 Camera Club 1,2. marquiss, ian marie: Class Secretary 3, Council 1,37 Student Coun- cil l,3,47 Girls League 1,2,3,47 A Cappella Choir 3,4, Treasurer 47 Chandelle 1,27 Council 1,27 Fire Squad 47 Grandioso 1,2,3,47 Sec- retary 2, Council 37 Jr. Sales 37 Orchestra 1,2,3, Vice-President 27 Pep 2,3,47 Torch 3,4, President 47 Y-Teen 27 Forensics 3,4. martin, mary sue: Girls League 3,47 A Cappella Choir 3,47 Chintim- ini Staff 4, Advertising Editor 47 Jr. Sales 37 Tri-Y 3,47 Council 47 Pep 47 Transfer, Monroe Union High, Monroe, Oregon, 3. martin, victor ross: Boys League 1,2,3,47 Band 1,27 Basketball 17 Fire Squad 3,47 Hi-Y 3,4. mc carthy, iohn alfred: Boys League 1,2,3,47 FFA 2,3. mc donald, bette marie: Student Council 47 Girls League 1,2,3,47 Fire Squad 47 Jr. Sales 37 Orchestra 1,2,37 Sr. Rally Dance 47 Tri-Y 3,47 FBLA 3,4, Vice-President 3. mc guire, michael iahn: Student Council 37 Boys League 1,2,3,47 Band 1,27 Fire Squad 3,47 FFA l,2,3,4, Secretary 3, President 4, Council 2,3,47 Hi-Y 47 Sr. Rally Dance 4. mears, iames thomas: Boys League 1,2,3,47 Chandelle 17 Fire Squad 3,47 FFA l,2,3,4, Vice-President 3, Wrestling 1,2. meink, milton lee: Boys League 47 A Cappella Choir 47 FFA 47 Nes- tucca Union High School 4. miller, richard clara: Boys League 1,2,3,47 Cross Country 1. mishler, gayle gene: Student Council 47 Boys ketball 1,2,3,47 Baseball 1,2,3,47 Blue C 3,4, League 1,2,3,47 Bas- Sgt.-at-Arms 47 Foot- ball J.V. 2 Varsity 3,4, Co-Captain7 Hi-Y 3,47 Jr. Hi-Y 17 Transfer, Brownsville High 1. A Cappella Choir 4, morrison, robert allen: Boys League 1,2,3,47 Sgt-at-Arms 47 Baseball 3,47 Blue C 1,2,3,47 Hi-Y 47 Wrestling l,2, 3,4. morrow, keith ephriam: Class Vice-President 1, Council 17 Boys League l,2,3,4, Council 27 Basketball 1,2,3,47 Baseball l,2,3,4g Blue C 3,47 Chandelle 1,27 Jr. Hi-Y 1. mosier, bob ray: Boys League 1,2,3,47 Band 1,2,37 Football 4 MGDGQBFQ Hi-C l,2,3,4, Vice President 2, President 4. mudd, mary margret: Girls League 1,2,3,47 FHA 1,27 International Relations 47 Jr. Rally Dance I. myers, myron kendig: Class President 2, Council 27 Student Council 1,2,37 Boys League 1,2,3,47 Baseball 1,2,3,47 Blue C 3,4, President 47 Chandelle 1,27 Football 1,2,3,47 High-O-Scope 27 Jr. Sales 37 Scientia 2,3,47 Torch 2,3,47 Council 37 Boxing 2. nanson, iames alan: Boys League 47 Basketball 47 Hi-Y 47 Transfer, Vernonia High SchooI7 Vernonia, Oregon 4. new, sally ann: Girls League 2,3,47 A Cappella Choir 47 Girls Glee 37 Hi-C 2,3,4, Vice President 4. newbill, allan gilbert: Boys League 1,2,3,47 FFA l,2,3,4, Treasurer 3. newton, Ianis marilyn: Executive Council 17 Freshmen Class Presi- dent 17 Student Council 1,27 Girls League 1,2,3,47 Chandelle 1,27 Torch 2,47 Y-Teen 1,2, Council 27 Sparskiis 1,2. newton, rex melvin: Student Council l,27 Boys League 1,2,3,47 A Cappella Choir 37 Basketball 1,2,3,47 Baseball 1,2,47 Blue C 3,47 Fire Squad 3,47 FFA I7 Football 1,2,3,47 Hi-Y 3,47 Jr. Hi-Y 1. nibler, ieralyn: Student Council 47 Girls League 1,2,3,47 Chandelle 1,27 IRL 3,47 Jr. Sales 37 Sr. Rally Dance 47 Pep 3,47 FBLA 3,4, Pres- ident 47 Scientia 4. nichols, sheryl doann: Girls League 1,2,3,47 Camera Club 1,27 Sr. Rally Dance 47 Pep 3,47 Y-Teen 27 Tri-Y 3,4. nixon, linda diane: Student Council 2,37 Girls League l,2,3,4j Chandelle 1,27 Fire Squad 47 IRL 3,47 Jr. Sales 37 Sr. Rally Dance 37 Pep 3,4, Treasurer 47 Tri-Y 3,47 Y-Teen 1,27 FNA 3,4, President 47 Scientia 4. oehler, dennis elmer: Boys League 1,2,3,47 All School Play 37 Band 1,2,3,47 Chandelle 17 Grandioso 2,3,47 Orchestra 27 Pep Band 1,2, 3,4. a'connor, rob alan: Boys League 1,2,3,47 A Cappella Choir 3,47 Or- chestra 1,2,37 Sparskiis 1,2,3, President 3. olsen, brent penland: Boys League 1,2,3,47 All School Play 37 Band 1,2, President 2, Council 1,27 Chandelle 1,27 Exchange Assembly 17 Grandioso 2,3, Vice-President 37 Hi-Fi 2,3, Vice-President 2, Presi- dent 3, Council 2,37 Jr. Sales 37 Orchestra 1,2,3,4. olson, carlton allen: Boys League 1,2,3,47 Camera Club l,2,3,4, Vice-President 27 FFA 3,47 Sparskiis 3,4. pease, burla may: Girls League 1,2,3,47 Girls Glee 3,47 Mixed Chorus 1,27 Pep 4. pegg, larry i.: Boys League 1,2,3,47 Mixed Chorus 17 Radio Club 2,3. pemberton, edna celestine: Girls League 1,2,3,47 IRL 47 Jr. Sales 37 Pep 3,47 Y-Teen 2. peters, larry kim: Boys League 1,2,3,47 Basketball 1,27 Football 3. plowhead, richard lohn: Boys League 1,2,3,4. polhemus, brenda papke: Girls League 47 Tri-Y 47 Transfer, South Eugene High 4. poole, lanice: Freshman Class Secretary 17 Student Council 2,37 Girls League 1,2,3,47 A Cappella Choir 27 All School Play 27 Chandelle 1, 27 Fire Squad 47 IRL 3,47 Mixed Chorus 17 Pep 2,3,47 Thespians 2, 3,4, Scribe 47 Torch 2,3,4, Secretary 47 Tri-Y 3,47 Y-Teen 1,2, Sec- retary 2. porter, barbara ann: Student Council 3,47 Girls League 1,2,3,47 Asst. S.B. Treasurer 47 Chandelle 1,27 Fire Squad 47 IRL 3,4, President 47 Jr. Sales 37 Pep 3,47 Thespians 3,4. pyfer, iudith holly rue: Girls League 1,2,3,47 Band 1,2,37 Chandelle 1,27 High-O-Scope l,2,3,4, Co-Ad Manager 2, Ad Manager 3, Fea- tute Editor 47 IRL 3,47 Orchestra 1,27 Tri-Y 3,47 Y-Teen 1,27 Torch 2,3,47 Scribblers 1,2, Secretary 27 Pep Band 1,2,37 Scientia 3,47 Quill 8. Scroll 3,4, Vice President 4. rawie, melvin carter: Boys League 1,2,3,47 A Cappella Choir 47 FFA 1,2,37 Boys Glee 3. reger, shirley mae: Girls League 1,2,3,47 DE 3j Fire Squad 47 Girls Glee 37 Pep 3,47 Tri-Y 4. renz, Ioan marie: Executive Council 47 Student Council 3,47 Girls League l,2,3,4, President 4, Council 3,47 All School Play 3,47 GAA 2,3, Secretary 37 IRL 3,47 Jr. Sales 37 Sr. Rally Dance 47 Pep 3,47 Thespians 3,47 Tri-Y 3,47 Transfer, Anchorage High School7 Anchor- age, Alaska 2. rhodes, kenneth robert: Student Council 37 Baseball 37 Stage Craft 1,2,37 Boys League 1,2,3,4. rlce, alice mae: Girls League 1,2,3,47 Girls Glee 3,47 Mixed Chorus 2. richardson, carol leigh: Girls League 1,2,3,47 Chandelle 1,27 Jr. Sales 3, Orchestra 17 Pep 3,4, Council 47 Tri-Y 3,47 Y-Teen ,l,2, Council 27 Scientia 4. richardson, david kenneth: Student Council 2,37 Boys League 1,2,3, 77 47 Band 1,27 Chandelle 1,27 Hi-C 27 Jr. Hi-Y 1,2. roath, stephen d.: Student Body President 47 Student Council 3,47 Boys League 1,2,3,47 Basketball 17 Chandelle 17 Hi-Fi 27 Jr. Sales 3, Co-Chairman 37 Spearmen 37 Scientia 3,4. roberson, stephen albert: Boys League 1,2,3,47 Asst. S.B. Treasurer 47 Baseball 17 High-O-Scope 37 FBLA 3,4, Treasurer 47 Track 2. robertson, don franklyn: Boys League 1,2,3,47 Football 27 Hi-Y 3,4. robinson, thomas: Student Council 27 Football 37 Hi-Y 4. roderlck, sue iane: Class Secretory 27 Student Council 37 Girls League 1,2,3,47 Chandelle 1,27 Fire Squad 47 Harmonettes 2,37 Jr. Sales 37 Mixed Chorus 17 Sr. Rally Dance 37 Pep 2,3,4, Chaplain 37 Tri-Y 3,4, Vice-President 37 Y-Teen 1,27 Jr. Rally Dance 1,2. rozendol, paul anthony: Student Council 1,27 Boys League 1,2,3,47 Band 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 47 Chandelle 1,27 Pep Band 1,2,3,4. rugh, lohn douglas: Boys League 1,2,3,47 Fire Squad 3,4. russnogle, Ianet ellen: Girls League 2,3,47 Girls Glee 3,47 FNA 2,3,4. samford, lack thurman: Boys League 1,2,3,47 Band 17 DE 37 FFA 17 Stage Craft 1,2. samp, ronol charles: Boys League 1,2,3,47 FFA 2,3,4. sawin, virginia lee: Girls League 1,2,3,47 Asst. S.B. Treasurer 47 Fire Squad 47 High-O-Scope 17 Jr. Sales 37 Pep 3,4, Council 47 Tri-Y 3,47 Y-Teen 1,27 FBLA 3,4. sedlacek, Ioretta ann: Girls League 1,2,3,47 DE 27 FHA 17 Fire Squad 47 GAA 17 Tri-Y 4. .' sedlacek, milton eugene: Boys League 3,47 A Cappella Choir 3,47 Basketball Manager 371-li-Fi 3,4. sherer, Ierry r.: Boys League 47 Transfer, Polytechnic High School, San Francisco, California 4. slegel, iohn david: Student Council 3,47 Boys League 1,2,3,4, Coun- cil 1,27 Band 1,27 Blue C 3,47 Hi-Y 47 Cross Country 3,47 Wrest- ling 3,4, Sparskiis 1,3,4. small, shirley phillis: Student Council 17 Girls League 1,2,3,4, Coun- cil 47 A Cappella Choir 3,4, Vice-President 47 Chandelle 1,27 Fire Squad 47 lRL 47 Jr. Sales 37 Pep 2,3,47 Tri-Y 3,47 Y-Teen 1,2, Presi- dent 27 Torch 3,47 J-V Rally Squad 2, Varsity Rally Squad 3,4, Cap- tain 4, Scientia 3,47 Forensics 3,4. smith, ether david gee: Boys League 2,3,47 Allegro 37 Band 2,3,47 Orchestra 2,3,47 Pep Band 3,47 Transfer, McMinnville High 2. smith, wanda marie: Girls League 1,2,3,47 A Cappella Choir 47 FHA 37 GAA 37 Mixed Chorus 2. smith, helen ann: Student Council 1,2,37 Girls League 1,2,3,47 IRL 47 Jr. Sales 37 Pep 3,47 Tri-Y 3,47 Y-Teen 1,27 FBLA 3,4. smith, adeline iune: DE 47 Girls Glee 37 Mixed Chorus 1. snook, gretchen ella: Girls League 1,2,3,47 A Cappella Choir 1,35 Band 27 GAA 1,2,37 Harmonettes 2,3,47 Jr. Red Cross 1,2,37 Pep 47 Tri-Y 3,47 Sparskiis 2. sorrels, iudy lee: Girls League 1,2,3,47 DE 47 GAA 1. stagner, ioyce deeann: Girls League 1,2,3,47 Band 1,27 Girls Glee 3. starr, merle vee: Boys League 1,2,3,47 Jr. Sales 37 Audio-Visual 2,3, Secretary 2,37 Scientia 3,4. steele, iane ann: Girls League 1,2,3,47 DE 37 FHA 1,2, Secretary 1, Vice-President 27 Hi-C 1,2,3,47 High-O-Scope 3,4, Business Manager 4. stenberg, karen ann: Student Council 37 Girls League 1,2,3,4, Coun- cil 37 Fire Squad 47 Jr. Sales 37 Sr. Rally Dance 37 Pep 3,4, Presi- dent 47 Tri-Y 4, Council 47 Y-Teen 1,27 FNA 2,47 Sparskiis 1,2. storey, thelma darlyene: Girls League 2,3,47 FNA 3,47 Transfer, Waldport High School 2. stover, barbara iean: Girls League 1,2,3,47 Y-Teen 1,2. strawn, loanne I.: Girls League 1,2,3,47 FHA l,2,3, President 3, Council 2,32 FBLA 3,4. suggs, sandra kay: Student Council 2,37 Girls League 1,2,3,47 Cam- 78 era Club 27 Pep 47 Tri-Y 3,47 Y-Teen 1,27 FBLA 47 Sparskiis 3,4. taylor, richard g.: Student Council 17 Boys League 1,2,3,47 Hi-Y 47 Hi-Fi 27 Radio Club 3. terway, geraldine louise: Student Council 17 Girls League 1,2,3,4, Council 3, AU School Play 27 Camera Club 1,2, President 2, Chin- timini Staff 4, Photographer 4, Fire Squad 4, High-O-Scope 2, Photog- rapher 2, Writer 27 Jr. Sales 37 Pep 2,3,47 Sparskiis l,2,3, Treasurer 27 Quill 8. Scroll 4. thompson, deanna dell: Class Treasurer 37 Girls League 1,2,3,47 Girls Glee 27 Jr. Sales 37 Pep 47 Tri-Y 4. thompson, keith charles: Boys League 1,2,3,47 Scientia 3,47 Cross Country 47 Tennis 4. thompson, shirley mae hancock: Student Council 17 Girls League 1,2, 3,47 Chintimini Staff 4, Senior Editor 47 Fire Squad 47 Jr. Sales 37 Mixed Chorus 17 Sr. Rally Dance 3,4, President 47 Pep 3,47 Tri-Y 3,47 Y-Teen 1,27 Council 27 Quill 8. Scroll 4. timian, donald edward: Boys League 1,47 Band 17 Mixed Chorus 47 Stamp Club 1, Transfer, Concordia College. turnbow, iohn william: Boys League 1,2,3,47 Fire Squad 3,4. vanderwood, frank lynn: Student Council 47 Fire Squad 3, 47 FFA 1,27 Football 17 Hi-Y 4. van zyl, phyllis iean: Student Council 47 Girls League 1,2,3,47 FB- LA 2,3,4, Vice-President 3, Council 37--Fire Squad 47 International Relations 3,47 Jr. Sales 37 Orchestra l,2,3,47 Sr. Rally Dance 3,47 Pep 3,47 Torch 3,47 Tri-Y 3,47 Y-Teen 2. vuugnan, roaney kemp: Boys League 1,2,3,47 A Cappella Choi. 3,47 Band 1,27 Fire Squad 47 Hi-Y 47 International Relations 3,4, Vice- President, Treasurer 47 Torch 3,47 Scientia 3,4, President 47 Cross Country 2,37 Track 2,3,4. wallace barbara: Student Council 27 Girls League 1,2,3,47 A Cap- pella Choir 2,3,47 Council 47 All School Play 2,37 Chandelle 1,2, Council 27 GGA 17 Girls Glee 27 High-O-Scope 3,4, Exchange Editor 47 Jr. Play 17 Thespians 3,47 Y-Teen 27 Quill 8. Scroll 4. wallace, sally n.: Girls League 1,2,3,47 Pep 3,47 Tri-Y 3,47 Y-Teen 1,2. walls, iudith margret: Executive Council 17 Class President 1, Coun- cil 17 Student Council 1,47 Girls League 1,2,3,47 Council 1,47 A Cappella Choir 2,3,47 Council7 All School Play 37 Chandelle 27 Grandioso 1,2,3,4, President 47 Harmonettes 3,47 Jr. Sales 37 Mixed Chorus 17 Sr. 8. Jr. Play 37 Pep 2,3,47 Thespians 4, Vice-President 47 Torch 3,4. warren, doris lucille: Girls League 47 Transfer, Warrenton High School. wetherelt walter vernon: A Cappella Choir 1,2,3,47 Football 17 AV 1. wetter, iohn charles: Student Council 1,37 Boys League 1,2,3,47 Blue C 2,3,47 Camera Club 3,4, Vice-President 37 Fire Squad 47 Track 1,2,3,47 Cross Country 1,2,3,4, Captain 4. williams, albert p.: Boys League 1,2,3,47 Basketball 17 Baseball 3,47 Football 1,2,3. whiteside, merrie helen: Student Council 1,2,47 Girls League 1,2,3,47 Chandelle 1,27 Chintimini Staff 2,3,4, Class Editor 2, Assistant Edi- tor 3, Editor 47 Exchange Assembly 4, Council 47 Fire Squad 47 Jr. Sales 37 Sr. Rally Dance 3,4, Secretary 47 Pep 2,3,47 Tri-Y 3,47 Y- Teen 1,27 Quill 8. Scroll 3,4, Vice-President 37 Rally Squad 1, J.V. 2. whitlow io ann mrs.: Girls League 47 Transfer, Dayton High School 4. wolf, verna louise: Girls League 1,2,3,47 A Cappella Choir 37 Girls Glee 2,47 Mixed Chorus 2. woodworth, Iacquelynn lee: Girls League 47 Transfer, The Dalles High School 4. yarbrough, richard: Boys League 1,2,3,47 Baseball 3,47 Football 37 Wrestling 2. yeates, Iames carlton: Boys League 1,2,3,47 Band 1,27 Orchestra 27 Wrestling 37 Radio Club 27 Track 17 Cross Country 3. zelsxler, peter lohn: Boys League '1,2,3,47 Band 1,2,37 Basketball 1, 2,37 Baseball 1,2,37 FFA 1,27 Orchestra 1,2,3. x Q - ' wb . ,Q ' Al h -if XJ , , ' , Ain-gw Lau!! wc uw ' Zffffpfw '-dived! Zpwacfidywwzlvf CDFS- !LiCK LXF'-C'.'. 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Top Row: Doty, Cox, Carlin, Burright, Brown, Dickerson, Christenson, Dougherty, Dilworth. ,- y-mi, 2I , 3' QR fy '--w,..., .J Bohom Row: Goheen, Fagg, Giesy, Hathaway, Foster, Gram, Groesbeck. Middle Row: Fisbeck, J Grant, Dubbe, Fox, Emigh, Frischknecht, Espenas, Haddock. Top Row: Foiles, Eross, Erickson, Going Hendrickson, Faust, Foster, Ferris, Hardenberger. Juniors Bohom Row: Hancock, lrwin, Hallaian, Henderson, Hunt, Bielman, Harmsen, Halse. Middle Row: Frcley J. Henderson, Hughs, Herberg, Harms, Honke, Hall, Herz, Jones, Top Row: Hasfie, Husemnn, Isom Joyner, Hebert, Helkey, Hoord, Ingram, Harris. li X' i 'U I 5.1mm Bollom Row: Kirkendall, Lester, Lee, Klapperich, Labohn, Kapuscinski, Locke, Kirk. Middle Row: Lucich, Lowe, Kellogg, Klein, Buckley, Barton, J. Lee, Kasparek. Top Row: Bemrose, Kirkpatrick, Lear, Liska, Kerr, Christenson, Lund, Lemke, Smith. Juniors lotlom Row: Nordahl, Moyle, McNurlin, Moreau, Nordquisf, Nason, Lockhart. Middle Row: Marrs, Moul, McMinn, McMurdo, Morris, McMurray, Luhrs, Mann. Top Row: McGlasson, Marks, Morss, OH, McKenzie, Moe, Newton, Nelson. Bottom Row: Rice, J. Rogers, Julane Rodgers, Parker, Pease, Richardson, Sabaroff. Middle Row: Riley Schomberg, Salisbury, Rawlins, Saunders, Peters, Schnider..,Rodgers. Top Row: Pointer, Prindel, Roberts Robley, Sexton, Rhodes, Ramsey, Robnett, Ran Roberts, Ruej A ,,.,'1,j vvzw - n Juniors Bottom Row: Thaler, Schultz, Taylor, Sonde, Stuart. Middle Row: Tate, Slabaugh, Scott, Seodor, Smith, Sorrels, Stoddard, Top Row: Starkwecither, Short, Stevenson, Schwanke, Sizer, P, Smith, Strain. of ,qi , ,pf i -rv Bottom Row: Vance, Young, Volz, Wonderly, Turner, Slagle. Middle Row: Long, Williams, Woods, Wakefield, Weger, Timian, Straube. Top Row: Wagner, Wade, Tobias, Heare, Thompson, Whifener, Wood Juniors Bollom Row: Conklin, Hanson, Duce, Knifton, Hubbord, Morgon, Klomp. Middle Row: Thomas, Dew, Davis, Kaiser, Brown, Burnap, Holbrook. Top Row: Anderson, Fisher, Fleming, Wallace, Ebert, Kerns. K QQ'- Q ,al Q 155 2 V -Q1 www Q 1 X 12 a. 5:5 -mi '19 .3549 ' fi!! 3 ? ' sfgfg lg 'S . b . .,. 4 sx1..,,,,g, : g :Qi K ' ?E?2'sf'.fgis1 2. fl51:5:' ' ,mel f - :z,1,ib-,,z- fiy- '.gi3Ei2235ifff ,www A88 5' if A 'P jk 5 y fy' august NINQ Nami 1 if Fw lm Junior Sales Fooibcll Junior Soles Junior Blass Activities uw- ,pwvuwf Jr. Class Council Junior Class Assembly Q ,lik as K Sefrefcrv, DOWN Summers f' wee President, Steve Tuul Treasurer, Bob Kroll President, Sterling Kernek .-........1nu i Ml t. e- ,vital Bottom Row: Belkengren, Brillhart, Aubry, Bevandich, Armantrout, Brumback, Bradshaw. Middle Row Bristol, Asp, Brown, Bitterman, Brady, Bier, Agner, Allen, Anderson. Top Row: Brenneman, Burt, T Brown, Braaten, Burgess, J. Brown, Bever, Bonney, Bridges. Sophnmores Bollom Row: Carter, Dumond, Campbell, T. Carroll, Dow, Conibear, Coleman, D. Dunn, J. Carroll. Middle Row: Dalton, Doty, Christensen, Carlson, Drlica, Decker, Buxton, Clunes, Byington. Top Row: Deiss, Dudley, Carpenter, Cheldelin, Donovan, Chorok, H, Dunn, Cornell. y..--M---1 'Q glu- Bottom low: Giffin, Forman, Ellis, Erntson, Free, Green, Dustin. Middle low: Christianson, Ferdig, Irvin, Frischknecht, Gerken, Greenwood, Freeman, Ehry, Gallagher. Top Row: Forslund, Christensen, Edwards, Freeman, Green, G. Edwards, Bergstrom, Goulding. Suphumnres Bottom low: Haddon, Hodges, Gundy, Ellicott, Evensen, Hagey, Held, Henderson. Middle low: Hamlin, Hansen, Haffner, Jean Harris, J. Harris, Hendrickson, Holcombe, Hcrksen. Top Row: Hindes, Hathaway, D. Harris, B. Harris, Heron, Hibbs, Guerber, Gunter. Bottom Row: House, Hyde, Pope, Kibble, Kienle, lsom, Kauffman. Middle Row: Kelsey, Kershaw, Ives Kirk, Ingram, Hunt, B. Johnston, K. Johnson, Jacobs. Top Row: Br. Johnson, Korzan, King, Johnston Jernigan, Hough, Kasner, Kerns. Sophumores Bottom Row: Mitchel, D. Miller, Minton, Lee, Lytle, Mesecher, Martel, Meeker, Litz, Moy. Middle Raw McGee, Long, Lewis, McLurg, Meyer, Morcum, Larson, Morquiss, M. Larson, Top Row: Mathews, Moe Mishler, Miller, Lehnert, McKenzie, Mills, Modrell, Leib, Kroll. svwf- - I 'Q -Q E Bottom Row: Morris, Neville, Monroe, Pierson, Whermann, Kernek, Bates. Top Row: Noland, Privatsky, Pierson, Stephens, Pease, Van Brunt, Don Pease. Snphnmores Bottom Row: Rogoway, M. Smith, Stien, Simmons, Read, Sciuchetti, Skow, Sabaroff, C. Smith, Roberts Middle Row: Reiss, S. Smith, Saling, Salibury, Pope, J. Reid, Pochurek, Rycraft, G. Smith. Top Row: Price Rodman, G. Roberts, Robertson, Robley, Slick, Hunt, Privatsky, W. Smith. fa.pX 35- v4 M glfw g. ,, ., . ,W ,rel BoHom Row Wolloce, Teol, Stowe, Von Zyl, Turner, Swanson, Von Volin, Cufsforth Middle Row Thomas Sxsson D. Summers, Tremoine, Storey, Woldow, Taylor, Tholer. Top Row Tobor Sfephens Thomos Von de Pol, C. Thompson, Sfubkioer, Unden, D. Thompson. Sophumnres Bottom Row: Miller, Hononn, Bonfield, Hordison, J. Smith, Brown. Top Row: Leovy, Kohler, Avery, Breedlove, Turner, Hondsoker, Hickey ., vel X l Botiom Row: V. Williams, Willson, Williamson, C. Williams, Webb, Pierson, Widness, Wolhowe, Tap Row: Weaver, Wheeler, R. Williams, Jim Wood, J. Wood, L. Wilson, Pederson. Suphumnres Parents of Sophomores lived it up or the excellently planned tea, WWW ff? X 2459522 v f 11 M .mia wk? mag ' . ,..,, 4, SW' Z 3 Stiff, ,, A1 Wm 'QZ3 'if W vffii ua' 3. .. ?3 ' 5 . 'E . Wi' av i 2 ,:sg4geQ.1,.g.z,- , ww W ki ., , 3 f ,EI W xx wwf -A SZ H555 fl ' E1 iff ixfsiziwe H 'iff Ee , W wi ad Fm, K L-.wr -...um 1 4, , E s I. X NX x U M...- ,,, 4 N 9 v 'S Ms. Ui Q . ,gk V is AA Q5-4, . XR gif 1 ,,w 1,32 ,,,,., Q, .Q Q, , fx - E 2 x 4 Sz 2 Y G an 9 is clubs These are the years of fraternal fellowship, the busy years: Years of learn- ing to Work together har- moniously With others while developing our special interests. Table of Contents Chintimini Blue C Senior Rally Dance Girls League Boys League Hi-C . International Relations Future Farmers of America . Y-Teens of Tri-Y . Hi-Y . . . . . Scientia .... Future Business Leaders of America . Fire Squad ..... Torch . . . Future Nurses of America Quill 6: Scroll . Future Teachers of America Thespian . High-O-Scope Girls Athletic Association . Varsity Rally Squad . Pepl . Spearmen . Iunior Varsity Rally Squad . Distributive Education Grandioso, Stage Craft Af V Club 101,102 106, . 108, 112, 116, 127,128 Chintimini Merrie Whiteside Editor Mr. Bates Advisor The iob of the Chintimini is to publish a yearbook that portrays the year in pictures and words. It is es- sentially a diary that will serve as a memory book and source of reference for students in the future years. Linda Morris Assistant Editor Shirley Hancock Senior Co-Editor Chintimini 2Zf,'ii'r i 1 Sygjfm' fgpfpwwwwvww' Uryifggiwfgiiy W Gail DeSort Business Manager Jody Heatherington Senior Co-Editor J im Wol howe Sophomore Editor Bill Edwards Sports Editor Bhintimini Karen Hansen Art Editor Joy Decker Sue Martin Advertising Co-Editor Advertising Co-Editor Jerry Terway Photographer Ron Cheldelin Assistant Photographer Mike Meyers President Blue II Blue C is the lettermens club of Corvallis High. The purpose of Blue C is to promote good sportsmanship and promote athletic functions in and around C.H.S. This year Blue C worked on the bonfire, and held a smoker. Their uniforms consist of white sweaters forthe three or tour year lettermen and blue sweaters for the one and two year lettermen. Row 1: Brandt, Jones, Brown, Woodcock, Chapman, Kernek, Johnson, Teal. Row 2: C. Smith, Vaughn, Myers, Hoyt, Baines, Henderson, King, Cox, Lucich. Row 3: Morrow, Mishler, Deiss, Edwards, Foster, Morrison, Lieb, P. Smith, Hunter, Cornell. Row 4: Robertson, Moe, Ferren, Hansen, Milbrath, Green, Len- hert, Slegel, Mr. Payne. Senior Rally Dance The Rally Dance Committee works diligently many Friday afternoons, decorating tor the after the game dance. Decorations usually follow a theme or pattern. Shirley Hancock Thompson President Row 1: Whiteside, Pease, Slabaugh, Hope, L, Long, Moyle, Armantrout, Row 2: Mr. Lynberg, Fogg, Nib, Ier, Nichols, Lee, Frischknecht, Wallace, Parker, Christensen, Row 3: Van Zyl, Saunders, Renz, Lisko, McGuire, Haddock, Foiles, Smith. Girls league Joan Renz Lora Bennion Vice President 6 N , 'K Joy Bohnam Treasurer President The always-active Girls League is open to all girls in high school. The purpose of Girls League is to promote cooperation for the general welfare through the friendliness and helpfulness of one another. Many of their activities and services are performed through the organized efforts of Girls League: P.T.A., Community Cal- endar Sales, Papa Parties, Facul- ty Teas, and Monthly Service Proiects. Margaret Carlson Secretary Frances Besse Personnel Advisor Girls league Council f' ' 2 -2 Q5 3 W Row 1: Dumond, Frischknecht, Hutton, Bennion, Stowe. Row 2: Fogg, Porier, Renz, Leor, Bone. Row 3: Carlson, Foiles, Dilworth, Coldwell, Moe, Greenwood. Girls league Special Council Row 1: Hancock, Aubry, Giesy, Hyde, Terwoy, Lesier, Miller, Cursforth, Holloion. Row 2: Clunes, Dubbe Walls, Johnston, Locke, Jenkins, Lowe. Row 3: Hustle, Pyfer, Cheney, DeNeoI, Renz, Goiney, Scrwin Buys league President Jim Fitz , Scott Foster Treasurer Bruce Listka Jamie King Vice President The purpose of Boys League is to broaden the interest of the male students and to promote enthusiasm Through cooperation in school affairs. Again this year Boys League was co-sponser with Girls League during the Hello Week. During this week they sold membership cards, sponsored a swim, and held an assembly. Secretary Boys League Council r 1 l t 4 was ' if ., f sw z , fs 'f sf, ill x llglgffxtlli - V M l Row 1: Mr. Christiansen Teal, Roberts, Wood, Lisko, Hocken. Row 2: Hordenburger, Olsen, Fitz, Hansen, King, Foster. Hi-II Row 1: Slagel, Greenwood, Perkey, Mortimore, Storey, Stenberg, Mitchell, Kibble. Row 2: Mr. Climer Conibear, Hendrickson, Roberts, Mosier, Leavy, Andeerson, Herbert. International Relations International Relations League is designed to develop open- minded discussions based on factual knowledge of world affairs. Foreign students, at regular intervals throughout the year, visit l.R.L. and lead discussions on their respective countries. Barbara Porter President low 1: Porter, Bennion, Carney, Poole, Sabaroff, Slagel, McDonald, Slabaugh, Dubbe, Rodgers, Hoskins, Johnson. low 2: Foiles, Giesy, Parker, Lear, Jirel, Nibler, Belkengren, Snook, Coffey, Marrs, Pyfer, Bone. low 3: Wegner, Edwards, Riley, Caldwell, Lee, Newton, Liska, Horton, Haddock, Hutton, Kroll, Vaughn, Cantrell. low 4: Mr. Conrad, Nixon, Van Zyl, Renz, Emigh, Oehler, Dilworth, Henderson, McMurdo, Williams, Saunders, Wakefield, Wallace. Future Farmers nf America The Corvallis Chapter of F.F.A. has about 514,000 invested in different pieces of farm machinery. To be eligible for F.F.A. a boy must be in his first year of agriculture, have a money making proiect, and at least 525 invested in farming. Mike McGuire President low I: Weigel, Halbrook, Hubbard, Taylor, Burnap, Cooley, Decker, Cantrell, Smith, Hodges, Meors, Davison. low 2: Kabler, Decker, Hathaway, Mibler, Turnbow, Meink, Ballard, Jones, D. Cantrell, Kentta, J. Kabler, Bodell, Groesbeck. low 3: Hickman, Thompson, D, Burnap, Burgess, L. Smith, Ehry, Dudley, McGuire, Labahn, Herberg, Whitener, McKenzie. low 4: Ashton, Guerber, J. Mears, Chorok, Samp, Burright, Newbill, Swanson, Harris, Moe, Braatin, Bengli. Gail Brandis President Jeannie Lee Ann Nevil Vice President Secretary Margaret Kruger Roberta Hancock Treasurer Tri-Y of Y-Teens, a service club for all girls at C.H.S., is spon- Chaplain sored by the Y.W.C.A. The purpose of Tri-Y of Y-Teens is to build fellowship for girls devoted to the task of realizing in our common life those ideals of social living to which we are committed by our faith as Christians. Tri-Y Row 1: Whiteside, Evensen, Stowe, Sthele, Bennion, Wright, V. Williams, Nichols, Bonham, Richardson Nibler, Poole, Sciuchetti, Kibble, Stuart, Widness, Ives. Row 2: Small, Hallain, Van Valin, Riley, Nason J. Richardson, Foster, Ostling, Wallace, Rue, Storey, House, Terway, Conklin, Wonderly, Read. Row 3 Mrs. Weichner, Brandis, Taylor, Roath, Wiese Shultz, Parker, Williams, Ross, Meyer, Neville, Clunes Nixon, Bonham, Sawin, Held, Mrs. Hess, Morris. Row 4: Kruger, Roderick, Smith, Turner, Pope, Renz Wakefield, Wegner, Robnett, Reid, Van Zyl, Leavy, Wilson, Forslund, Saunders, Conibear. Row I: Cutsforth, Moyle, Goheen, Irwin, Frischknecht, Feller, Hnfchinson, Jorkensen, C. Long, R. Hancock, Carney, McDonald, S. Hancock, L. Long, Giesy, Kroll. Row 2: Minton, Jenkins, Bell, Kienle, Armantrout, Lewis, Aubry, Freeman, Mann, Knifton, Doty, McMinn, S. Cain, A. Cain, Locke, Jirel. Row 3: Brady Byington, Dingle, Lee, Lowe, Lear, Edwards, Christensen, Bennett, Cantrell, Hunt, Greenwood, Bergstrom 1 Monroe, Gray Hutton. Row 4: Cheney, Buxton, Carlson, De Neal, Black, Martin, Moe, Dow, Kirkpatrick Hamlin, FOX. Dilworth, Henderson, McMurdo, Caldwell, B. Marquiss. Hi-Y is a club that engages in many activities. Each month they try to attend church as a group. Among the churches attended this year were the Episcopal, Federated, and Catholic churches. Other activities include the following: service to school and comm.unity, gate and assembly duty, a hayride with Tri-Y, and helping on the blood mobile. Tom Hoyt President Row 1: Sedlacek, Hoyt, Slegel, Vaughn, Hall, Scott, Morrison, Robertson, Strain, Row 2: Armantrout, Jones, Buchanan, Ingram, Floley, Martin, Liska, McGlasson, Henderson, Glffin, Row 3: Fitz, Robinson, Mishler, Kitchen, Cale, McGuire, Bemrose, Cooper, Joyner, O'Connor, Row 41 Moe, Litz, Grosbeck, Hansen, Milbrath, Jameson, Bell, Edwards, Lieb, Lenhert. Scientia To be eligible for Scientia the candidate must have a grade of a 3 or better in science courses, and must be currently taking chemistry, physics, or biology ll. Senior members receive a gold seal on their graduation certifi- cate. This is a definite asset toward getting a scholarship in the field of science. Members of scientia promote interest in their organization by giving service to our school, community and nation, to increase their knowledge of science and to help carry out the purpose of science clubs of America. Rod Vaughn President Row I: Hutton, Fnllcr, Marquiss, Small, Bone, Pyfer, Nibler, Kroll, Richardson. Row 2: Mr. Koenig Hutchinson, Frlwards, Black, Chapman, Buchanan, Eross, Foreman, Nixon, Newton. Row 3: Armantrout Drlicn, Bingham, Fdwards, Myers, Mosier, Smith, Hoclren, Ebert, Vaughn. Row 4: Beugli, Wallace, Hansen Milbrath, Fausto, Bonney, Thompson, Birk, Oehler. I I Future Business leaders ui America Jeralyn Nlbler President Bene McDonald Janice Bonham Vice President 51-ICFBYGYY Steve Roberson Sandro McMurdo Treasurer Point Secretary Row 1: Miss Larsen, Lockhart, Moyle, Wallace, Evensen, Stehle, McDonald, Nibler, Strawn, Hendricks, Kapuscinski, Bonhamn, Kibble. Row 2: Roberson, Wilson, Dunn, Hastie, Armantrout, Bonhamn Joy, Taylor, Schultz, Perkey, Doty, Carney. Row 3: Jenkins, Heatherington, Smith, Henderson, Bennett, Hen- derson, M., Frischknecht, Wood, Pyfer, Sawin, Conibear. Row 4: Leavy, Boeh, DeNeal, Kohler, Rogers, Hendersen J., McMurdo, Saunders, McMurray, Luhrs, Van Zyl. Future Business leaders ut America The purpose of F.B.L.A. is To develop leadership and business education at the high school level. Membership is open to any student enrolled in a business course. An award each year of S25 is given to the outstanding member. Fire Squad The main obiective of Fire Squad is the protection of the citi- zens of C.H.S. A service club, they see that all fire drills are con- ducted in a safe and orderly way. Speed records are broken when the ringing of the fire bell catches some ofthe members in gym clothes. Gene Milbrath President Row I: DeSart, Feller, Hancock, Long, Marquiss, Small, Whiteside, Poole, McDonald, Richardson, Kroll. Row 2: Stenberg, Nixon, Renz, Sawin, Roberson, Giffin, Buchanan, Rue, Hutton, Van Zyl, Porter, Edwards, Black. Row 3: Mr. Olson, Wetter, Olson, Foster, Hough, Jones, McGuire, Lagestee, Burt, Smith, Mears, Martin, Vaughn. Row 4: Hoyt, B. Edwards, Morrow, Lieb, Hansen, Jameson, Milbrath, Ferrin, Cooper, Mishler, Newton, Armantrout, Williams, Torch Torch, accepting membership from all three classes, holds two initiations per year. To be accepted, a candidate must have a G.P.A. of 3.25 or better and 25 service points. Service points may be earned in music, student government, honoraries, sports, and school service. ' Torch serves to instill an enthusiasm for scholarship, rendering service, promoting leadership, and development of character. ln' 'Q ' :ii -f . t 10' F? i low I: De Sort, Rogers, Lee, Pyfer, Hutchenson, Jirel, Bennion, Poole Row 2 Small Parker Walls Foiles, Van Zyl, Henderson, Newton, Hutton. Row 3: Mr. Shelly, Mosier Chapman Milbrath Edwards Smith, Vaughn. 49 Linda Nixon President Future Nurses Future Nurses of America is a club primarily devoted to creating an interest in the field of nursing. Their activities include assist- ing the community hospital and nursing home for elderly, and assisting Benton County Medical Auxiliary with their fund-rais- ing proiects. low I: Newby, Riley, Timian, Kirkpatrick, Prindle, Berger lluilIandScrnII Quill and Scroll is a iournalism honorary that is designed to create interest in the high school newspaper and yearbook. The local chapter each year publishes a Christmas magazine. To be eligible for membership, the candidate must be either a junior or senior and on the Chintimini or High-O-Scope staff. Mr. Sackett, Mr. Bates, advisors. Jodi Heathenngton President .-l f 'l il. ft lf l Row I: De Sort, Hancock, Pyfer, Heatheringfon, Cantrell, Johnson, Whiteside. Row 2: Bone, Cheldlin, Edwards, Decker, Martin, Morris, Mr, Sackett. 121 Future Teachers ut America The purpose of Future Teachers of America is to help choose careers in Teaching and to find out if the person is really interested in teaching. This club was newly organized this year. Eloise Foiles President 'YQ' Row 1: Jondahl, Roath, Caldwell, Hastie, Knifton, Bennett, Kapuscinskr Row 2: Herbert, Foiles, Horton Seeley, Harris, Weger, Carpenter, Mrs. Hess, Thespian Thespians, Dramatics honorary, is advised by Mr. Malango. The purpose of Thespians is to ad- vance the standards of dramatic arts, to develop self control and poise, and encourage students to attain better mastery of language. During the year Thespians sponsored a one- act play contest, and assisted in the production of Asl5 Me No Questions , the all school play, pro- duced at the beginning ofthe year. Jerry Terway President L1 Row 1: Mr. Malango, Poole, Terway, Hoyt, Black, Porter, Walls, De Sart, Row 2: Wallace, Ebert, Smith, Wade, Lenhert, Moser, Renz. 123 Becky Gray Judy Johnson Co-Editors w High-ll-Scope To inform the students, faculty, and townspeople of events happen- ing in and around Corvallis High, is the iob of our high school newspa- per, High-0-Scope. ln addition to this, the newspaper staff maintains an exchange agreement with other schools around the state and na- tion. low I: Hope, Sciuchetti, Cutsforth, Wilson, Doty, Marquiss Crawford, Slagel, low 2: Ellicott, Lewis, Bergstrom, Moe, Cantrell, Gray, Lee, Johnson, Pyfer, low 3: Mr. Suckett, Reed, Fraley, Christensen Wallace, Barker, Burt, Carlin, Buxston. Girls Athletic Association The Girls Athletic Association is an organization de- voted mainly to promote physical activity for enjoy- ment through an organized club for girls. Among their many planned activities are the following: a roller skating party, initiation party, and horse back riding. Gretchen Snook President low 1: Carroll, Susan Dalton, Snook, Hagey, Morris, Row 2: Miss Anderson, Anderson, Sharon Dalton, Doty, Dow, Joan Harris. Varsity Rally Squad l Connie Stehle Gciil Brcndis Christie Long Shirley Small Cciplcin .loner Henderson Lynda Long Kurl Kirlfendoll C, Long, Slehle, Small, L. Long, Brondis, Henderson. Tffffy Klein Karen Stenberg President Sherrie Fagg Vice President Susan Furs! Secretary Linda Nixon Treasurer Roberta Hancock Sgt-at-Arms The purpose of the Corvallis High School Pep Club is to instill spirit ot cill sports events and serve the school in any woy possible. Two of their many activities included o sports bon- quet during the yeor cmd helping to distribute light bulbs forthe Lions Club. Pep fl SI I Pete Smith President Spearman The purpose ofthe Spearmen organization is to cre- ate better spirit among the boys of Corvallis High School and to inspire our athletic teams to greater achievements. Any boy in the school who has above a two point grade average and belongs to Boys' League and the Student Body is eligible to petition for membership. The Spearmen's uniform consists of a white dress shirt, white pants, and a flat, felt, Columbia blue-and-white hat. Members are required to attend all home football and basketball games and certain other events. low 1: Foster, Kirk, Brillhart, Teal, Frischknecht, Lagestee, Halse, Roberson. Row 2: Birke, Roberts, Nelson, Ballard, Smith, Vaughn, Christensen, Ebert, Marcurn. Row 3: Mr. Sockett, Emith, Kristicmson, Pedersen, Hough, Wilson, Hendersen, Bingham, Smith, Hastie. Row 4: Wood, John. Going, Jernigan, McKenzie, Olson, Thompson, Roath, Burt, Brandt, Wood, Jim. J.V. Rally Squad Suzanne Stowe, Betty Marguiss, Karen Hansen, Sue Walloce Ilistrihutivehlucatiun Us me . t - ?fgsmQiim.'i 1 'M f ' ' W -1 ffffgi' 'L 599,15 ,APC V low I: Wolfe, Sorrels, Christensen, Smith, low 2: Mr. Zielaskowski, Newton, Thompson, Starkweather Judy Walls President Grandinsu Grundioso is an organization devoted to the promo- tion of music appreciation at Corvallis High School, to support all the musical activities to the best of its abil- ity, and attain a better knowledge of music. Initiations for Grandioso are held during the fall and spring. Row I: De Sart, Rodgers, Dubbe, Snook, Smith, Walls, Marquiss, Lantrell. Row 2, Cheney, Belkengren, Decker, Foiles, Dilworth, Hutton, Campbell, Cropsey. Row 3: Erickson, Pierson, Oehler, Olsen, Liska, Smith, Mr. Lobbato. Stagecraft low I: Copeland, Robinson, Huseman, Otto, Row 2: Mr. Brukert, Salisbury, Davis, V. Bates Bates Row 1: Davis, Copeland, Mishler, McCallum, Starkweather, Bailey, Row 2: Mr. Brukert, Benedict, Ott Rhodes, Husernan. fl academics During these years we acquire knowledge and skills to carry us through the years ahead. Choir Row 1: Mitchell, Stowe, Stcgner, Bennett, Secllccet. Row 2: Taylor Irwin, Jirel, Webster, Mulse, Sizer. Row 3: Schultz, Hutton, Grant Wollcce, Morrison, Hunter, Armcntrout. Row 4: Wiese, Goiney, Nel- son, Suling, Hoord, Meink. Director: Mr. Joseph Lobbato President: Dwight Hunter .541 My -..,........ x . w, QLW ggi ' , X 5 gi J 5 5 32 3 2 Q f V iE? M qv Q a y if 5 ,La Q , s 2 52 3 Zjgi ,X , xg hw 0 5 31 X 4 QR .Q 9 3 Ilrchestra As part of their service to The school, The Corvallis High School Orchestra, directed by Mr. Lawrence, per- forms at all The school plays during The year. At Christmas time The orchestra in conjunction with the band and vocal department presented The annual Christmas concert. 'uf President Julane Rodgers Row I: Smith, Goulding, Kirk, Van Zyl, Sabaroff, Foiles, Campbell, Dilworth, Dubbe. Row 2: Cheney, Belkengren, Page, McMurray, Pierson, Erickson, Drlica, Foreman, Edwards, Smith, E., Rodgers. low 3: Mr. Lawrence, Butler, Snook. Lenhert, Bonney, Olson, Timian, Cropsey, Martel, Liska. practice Orchestra Council: Rodgers, Kirk, Dilworth, Smith, Dubbe Director, Lynn Lawrence Orchestra Practice 141 Row 1: Campbell, Foiles, Belkengren, Ingram, Knifton. Row 2:'Foreman, Edwards, E. Smith, Buxton Williamson, Johnson, Horton, Wegner. Row 3: Drake, Cox, Miller, Irvin, Prindel, Harding, Thompson Hubbard, Stoddard. Row 4: Ri. Lenhert, Bonney, Ro, Lenherr, Buller, Bailey, Schilske, Thomas. 2' 3 Bill Cropsey President Mr. Brooks 14 L Director Row 1: Webber, McMurray, Sfraube, Pierson Row 2 Lund Erickson R Hastie Drlica Matthews D Robley, Stephens, Frischknecht. Row 3: P Robley Timuon Cropsey Roberts Wood K l-lostie Rozendal Oehler, Belyeo, Bier, White, Herbert, Hines Row 4 Mosier Cornell Nicholson Brenneman Bonney Malls, Martel, Liska, Mr, Brooks. The Corvallis High Band, directed by Mr. Harvey Brooks, provides music at games, parades, and concerts. They have performed many times during the year including the Christmas program, all home football and basketball games, as well as appearances at the Oregon State Parker Stadium. Band Council: Row 1: Campbell. Row 2 Rozendal, Pierson. Row 3: McMurray, Foiles Row 4: Oehler, Bonney, Liska. - K ' ' PZ V ' .1 ' F sir! ' .2 1 5 , Bruce Luska President Pep Band The purpose of the Corvallis High School Pep Band is to provide the musical side ofthe entertainment and spirit at all home games. Every fourth year the pep band from Corvallis attends the Basketball Jamboree in Albany as part ofthe Corvallis section. Row 1: Liska, Irvin, Murtell, Lenhert Rozendal, Frischknecht, Bonney, Belkengren. Row 2: Hubbard, Campbell, Oehler, McMurray, Webber, Mills, Cropsey. Row 3: Drake, Timian, Robley, Pierson, Straube, Foiles, Cornell, Bonney, D. Ensemble roups Ask Me No Iluestinns Gene Potter Mathilcla . . Constance . Hildagard . Phyllis . . Perry Thornhill Mrs. Baxter Doctor . Director , . t What do you think she's up to? CAST . . . Jane Slagabaugh . . Joan Renz , Gretchen Snook . Barbara Wallace . Elizabeth Wiese . . Peter Smith . Judy Walls . Steve Ebert X . Mr. Malango 1' l' l,2,3,4 ,... 1? lYn Spartan Spectacular 1959 5 w 45. Exchange Assembly Council: Standing left to right: Mr, Molongo Olsen, DeNeaI, Marquiss. Secured, Small, Jeril, DeSuri, Whiteside. The Classrooms Where No8w iS sth81 e tl imV,e , . ? Answer book interesting Bill? Occasionally . . . we did o little work We Gained Knowledge iwz wwM,M,N,,,...,w Lonesome George is an artist too! Lovely way to trim your fingernails . . Scalpel , . . suture 6 lf. .gm ' 1 WM if ef 'M M E Q ' :A W W v f ' 1 w ig E sw . f 1,4 5-5,1 . jg 4 1 5U ,ww Wwe fi P-Q-........,,,,u -V-y.,.., 1. M-M.-..,.t MP SX And Then there is Biology again Now really Rodger, you ccnn't have a 210-degree triangle. A. gakmk.-a Hiya Pele! l wfmw,f-aww, :Q uw W .4 of . ,WM ' Q QW 2. Q H fxiiff' P N Q My limi? ,, If 522 x ,vb ,K M y , 55 in v 4 1, gg, Q 1 5 Q , 4 VF sg fn-1 N i M K Q .. 'G 1? 5, jfdfj if Wfrm, ,V .ag W sv sm- ' 'fu P 3+-'2-4 22.. .4 ' M 'I'- Eiflf mf Q3 4941 ,, rf' A . ' ,mwgfdi W54fidP W W , . + Y .3 5 sg , ' 4 ,,,. am ,, , 4 5' I Q Q Q 'Zh Dv fa, files :gs Football Row l: Scott, Hoyt, Hunter, Moe, Mishler, Edwards, G. Brown, Bains, Jones. Row 2: Moser, Henderson, Hebert, Bemrose, Isom, Pease, Leib, King, Dudley, Myers, Lagasty. Row 3: Coach Niemi, Albright Mgr., J. Brown, Wade, Green, Bell, Hanson, Cale, Morse, Johnson, Mosier Mgr., Coach Pinion Captains Moe, Mishler, Edwards Although Corvallis finished with four wins and five losses, it was not a bad season. Two of the losses were to tough non-district teams of Roseburg and Fort Van- couver. Both of these games were dropped by one touchdown. The Spartans lost three first string players to iniuries about mid-season. Right end Gene Morss, with a con- cussion, and George Green with a dislocated elbow, were put out of commission along with fullback Mike Myers who received a broken wrist. Halfback Steve Moe, leading ground gainer and top scorer for the Spartans, gained honorable mention on the All-State team and made the first string team All- District. Also earning honorable mention All-State and first string team All-State was guard Gayle Mishler who was a standout on offense and defense. Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis NowHearthis SEASON'S RECORD 28 Sweefhome 12 Roseburg . . 19 Prineville . . 23 Forf Vancouver . 7 North Salem . I3 South Salem . I9 Lebanon . . 6 Albany . 25 Bend . Coach Neimi Coach Pinion 7 17 Bill Edwards Steve Moe Gayle Mishler Halfback Guard Quarterback Corvallis - 28 Sweethome - 0 The first game in the 8A-l district was with the Sweet Home Huskies. It also served as the first win of the season tor the Spar- tans. A 13 yard pass for a TD, two sustained drives for a score, and a 83 yard scamper by Steve Moe contributed to the winning SCOPE. Practice makes perfect -M We A www L. . Rex Newton Sig Hanson Gene Milbrath Halfback Tackle End Corvallis - I2 Prineville - 7 The game with the Prineville Cowboys was the second game under the new lights. This game gave the Corvallis Spartans an- other win and a tie for first place in the district with North Salem. Look out, Mike! Www ,iw Ywxwj-1194 t W 'F' Dwight Hunter Mike Henderson TOW1 Hoyt Halfback Tackle Guard Corvallis - 7 North Salem - 20 An excellent North Salem Viking team sailed into Corvallis and completely dominated the game and score in a contest that placed them at the top ofthe district 8A-l. Rah! Rah! ?Y V , v il r ,, , is , 54 , 6 I Kiamfdlff 1 K K' 'Wtfww-.Ls K t ,1,,'?jk3ff.i55jg, - .QW 2'lW'Xt2BwEcli5v W 50 5 41' f Re! - 'fI 3ii'eWl794M 'l f fgfslr f 1 K WM 4 i if .ig Q i N, 'W' 7 b Gm K 7 K R ,S ipaq W 'Exit-155: 'tiff A N clg'l'i'H?l W x H 'this-Wmlmt xc g That's a straight line? Mike Meyers Larry Leib Fullbuck Center Corvallis - I3 South Salem - IZ The game wirh the South Salem Saxons was also an important game because if was the one which gave Corvallis a tie for second place. Only one point separated The score. Moe's extra point con- version saved fhe game for Corvallis. Jack Baines Halfback Too Bad! Dave Moser Jerry Cale Gerald Brown End End Center Corvallis-I9 Lebanon-20 The good breaks were largely wirh The Sparfans in The Leban- on Warrior game unfil The last seconds, that is. With 39 seconds To go, The Warriors scored o Touchdown on a pass play good for 45 yards To put Them in front by one point and go on 'ro win The game. Off to the game Hurry Gene! . M x J- V . T Richard Bell Gerald Lagasty Tackle Quarterback Corvallis-25 Bend- IB The Spartans wound up the season with a winning game at Bend. This was the Third straight year Corvallis has beaten the Lava Bears. Two touchdowns apiece for Bill Edwards and Steve Moe accounted for the scoring. Junior Varsity Row I: Wehrmann, Thomas, Brown, Mueler, Dudley, Freeman, Giffen, Thompson. Row 2: Korzan Pederson, Heron, Pease, Lieb, Yerian, Noland, Guerber, Jacobs. Row 3: Coach Payne, Scott Thaler, Brilhart, J. Brown, Mishler, Allen, Breneman. Row 4: Coach Williams, Ramsay, Johnston Jernigan, T. Brown, Kroll Peters, Stevens Basketball Row 1: Johnston, Mishler, Nanson, Hunter, Baines, Morrow, Row 2: Coach Payne, Edwards, Hansen, Cox, Green, Milbrath, Manager Armantrout. Coach Payne The Spartan basketball team began the year by winning five out of ten games of their tough pre-season schedule. Once into the season, Cor- vallis, rated fitth in the district, ended up in sec- ond place with seven wins and three losses. With this second place, the Spartans faced a two out of three game play-off with Bend for a state tournament berth. The Spartans lost the first game by one point in the last three seconds, won the second by eighteen points, and lost the third by three points. The Spartans finished the season with fourteen wins and ten losses. Hustling guard Keith Morrow was chosen on the all-state third team. He was also high point man forthe Spartans. A '?wiiii,4 ff, 'Q1'Vi:o1 ' - , 4-P mm Q -.iifwfy W M ,.:, wi? H K-4 3 ,, A ffl, f 1 gang? f , ng -J , f , f 1 12 1 W ff f I 'V I f ' ' 1, ffyg, U , if Milf? f ff f AV ff XM f WW f emi f fa 4 1 WIS 1 at :ms w ,.X,,- Jygfvsg x Q ...w ..1 j,g: A Q 5 E M .D . A .. 5 r A 'I lu 'ui Junior Varsity Row 1: Coach Christianson, Scott, Pease, Foster, Lucich, Stoddard, Manager Smith. Row 2: Joyner, Faust, Wade, Myers, Fleming, Dickerson, Robertson, Manager Thaler. Sophomore Row 'I: Hickman, Lieb, Marcum, Van Zyl, Teal, Saling, Rodman. Row 2: Coach Pinnion, Lenert, Kroll Drliccr, Dudley, Brown, Harris, Peters. Wrestling Row 'I: Nordal, Johnson, Dustin, Sande. Row 2: Stevens, King, Braaten, Moser, Morrison, Jones, Mana- ger Brilhart. Row 3: Coach Neimi, Mueller, Kaiser, Brown, Allen, Coach Williams. Coach Williams This year the Spartan wrestling team won two meets, one from Grants Pass and one from Al- bany. The Spartans lost to Lebanon twice, Sweet- Home twice, North Salem, South Salem, Albany, and the Oregon State Rooks. In the district meet Corvallis ended up in fourth place. This year Corvallis sent three boys to the State Tournament. They were Bob Morrison who was first in his weight in the district, Nate Jones who also won first in District, and Barry Dustin. All three lost out in the state meet. Cross Country Row 1: Clay, Frischnecht, Christensen, Held, Van Zyl, Thompson, Wetter, Coach ChrisTianson. Row 1: Smith, Rodman, Marcum, Robertson, Foster, Rycraff, Going, Thomas. Row 3: Lehnerf, Bingham, Cox, Teal, Weaver, Chapman, Armanfrout, Stephens. Cripvain Wetrer, Couch Christiansen. This year's Cross counTry Team had a lairly good year under The direcTion of Chris ChrisTianson. There were abouT ThirTy boys ouT for The sporT This year, which was The biggesT Turnout for some years. CapTain John WeTTer, Charles Gasiorl, and Clayfon Tabor were the leading runners. Tennis in .LA ul Row 1: Moser, Deiss, Smith, Hulse, Foster. low 2: Weaver, Wood, Stephens, Wolhowe, Couch Enge brecht. Golf Row 1: Teal, Forman, Cornell. Row 2: Henderson, Roberison, Frischnecht, VonVc1lin. , 171 Baseball Row 1: Chapman, Newton, Hoyt, Buchanan, Lagesfee, Morrison, Baines. Row 2: Srniih mgr., Mishler, Yarbrough, Wade, Green, Lieb, Edwards, Cox, Thaler mgr. Row I: Giffin, Brilhart, Marcum, Nelson, Zeiszler, Hickman, Stoddard. Row 2: Hickey, Berman Allen, Ebert, Held, Noland. Row 3: Drlica, Edwards, Joyner, Locich, Hardenburger, Harris, Brown. SENIORS AND LETTERMEN lnfieldersg Newton, Lieb, Hoyt, Barnes, Cox. Pitchers: Yarbrough, Mishler, Morrison, Green. Outfielders: Chapman, Buchanan, Lag estee, Edwards, T30 Row 1: Rycraff manager, Alinger, McClurg, Thomas, Rawlings, Tabor, Kernek, Jacobs, Sfubkiaer, Clay, Kroll. Row 2: Gunter, Wetfer, Saling, King, Pease, Roberts, Woodcock, Stallings, Jones, Armantrout, Coach Anderson. Row 3: Coach Niemi, Dudley, Burt, Gastorf, Lenhard, Lehnerf, Heron, Brown, Slick, Pedersen, Smith. Lehnert, Vaughn mgr., Coach Anderson The Track Team losT a good many sen- iors lrom lasT year's Team so They had a lot of rebuilding To do This year. The Team sTarTed ouT weak because There were a loT of inexperienced sophomores and only a few seniors and leTTermen. Coach Andere son hoped ThaT his leTTermen would make a good showing This season. SENIORS AND LETTERMEN J 1 I . L E Runrvers,WeHer,Clf1y,Smuriw, Gustorf Thmwvrs HnII,Anrmmrou1, Kmq Sprinrers1 Woodcock, ond Lenhurd I u 5 , mnwww W o .'u Kia ,nf-F Y LM www s mann' ? , ' .aj 9' f -'Eff V 5? f sf 2 6 A........s 5 -2 ,M MW. g1z'I0 Q:gf: i Y 3 3 5 Awww fig, ,W f 1 an .K-v -f 'w L 'm. THE B A L L S T U D I O S SINCE 1912 STUDENT PORTRAITS OUR SPECIALTY fl il x jr, IJ I +I V .Q wlxflfgf I' Q IIWIMNII .2 ' If PI' , 9 .Xb X bbs, vii up wi.. I ' flip, IYQUILG Jtlllriy jplavbgegjbywilliijrrolllbll I Q IV lljlfV'r I Il Glyn LWIIYS' of filly? y Slljlvgl J gp pl rt' QE? 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Phone PL 3-3751 351 Madison DUBOIS CLEANERS TAILORS FURRIERS WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Home Owned HAITH AND AUSTIN 215 South Second Street Corvallis, Oregon HOWARD WICKLAND SPORTING GOODS All Types of Sporting Goods SALEM, OREGON Congratulations fo the Class of '59 SUNNY BROOK DAIRY 186 WALT'S RICHFIELD SERVICE STATION We Make Your Car Last Longer WE GIVE NORTHERN STAMPS Third and Monroe Phone PL 3-3865 0 STRADIVARI 0 LANCER 0 ROUGH RIDER 0 TOWNE AND KING 0 WHITE STAG O MANHATTAN -0 LEVI STRAUSS O BOSTONIAN With Best Wishes from Your Store with the Tough customer, Best Clothing for You REMEMBER PHIL SMALL'S Solo BONUS PLAN...A PERMANENT P H I L S M A I. L SAVING To YOU. DOWNTOWN MEN'S STORE Meir ci Schmidt IeweIers COURTSHIP DIAMONDS Watches - Silver and Gifts Trophies and Engravings Watch Repair and Jewelry Manufacturing 926 BECA PHONE PL 2-2534 THE MEN taking a break at the A li W. A 8g W Root Beer Drive Inn SIXTH AND WESTERN AVENUE CORVALLIS Shakes ' Fries ' Floats ' Coneys ' Hot Dogs ' Hamburgers ' Cokes ' Roof Beer ' Soft Cream ALWAYS FIRST. QUALITY! wQmwMxmw m11 -ifvwww PENNEY'S Fourth and Madison in Corvallis AIR CONDITIONED ENLARGED SELECTIONS NEW DEPARTMENTS Erickson's Super Market 930 KINGS ROAD CORVALLIS, OREGON We have freshly baked products Man! Look at the fattening goodies! daily, baked in our own bakery. Corvallis Beauty Shop Virginia Jager, Owner g fy - Have your hair styled in the latest fashion, Salem 'Z' Oregon by expert operators. 'jilf 112 sourr-r sEcoNn STREET Annuals Calendars - l T f P blications Vunk's Bicycle Shop al Ypes 0 U Come 'ro us for new bicycles, repair of your old ones, or other things such as model airplanes. PRESSJNC. sourr-r SECOND STREET IN CORVALLIS 189 FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS F D I WALLY K. PEASE Phone PL 3-7391 ELEVENTH STREET GROCERY SHUPE FURNITURE COMPANY S 9 C ll d B C S 1915 Biggest Little Store in Town Independent Mark 'I00 SOUTH THIRD STREET Truax Campus Service GI' 2304 MoNRoE CORVALLIS, OREGON Open 8 a.m. to Midnight Every Day ofthe Year LEHNERT PRINTING CO. 8 8 C S T O R E Office Supplies ' School Supplies Between 2nd and 3rd on Madison PRINTERS . 51An0N5R5 Everything in the Store is 88c FURNISHING THE SENIOR GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS 45'I Madison Dial PL 3-5515 CORL'S BOOK SHOP WE HAVE BEEN HERE FOR 45 YEARS SUPPLYING C.H.S. STUDENTS AND BOOSTING C.H.S. ACTIVITIES. BOOKS ' STATIONERY GREETING CARDS TYPEWRITERS OFFICE SUPPLIES Madison at Fifth ting ready for a snac , EMERY'S FOODLINER 'l0ih and Becca Corvallis, Oregon Charnhol m's Marina L y y an't take her for a boat ride without any wat wN MM-wmvnif 1-nl E verythin g in Boats 781 N.2nd Chinese Tearoom 128 North Third Phone PL 3-5111 What's on the menu? 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As the sparks of the fire fade into the night so do our memories fade into the past, but THE WONIlERFU'hYEQI3Q Hi FACULTY Hardman, Ray W.: 25 Bullard, Maurice L.: 26 Osborn, Fred: 26 Adolf, Imogene: 27 Anderson, Maxine: 27, 125 Anderson, William A.: 27 Atwood, Dean: 27 Bates, Clarence A.: 27, 101 Bodine, Ivan: 27 Brooks, Harvey: 27 Brumbaugh, Madeline: 27 Brukert, Ivan: 28, 133 Christensen, Oscar: 28, 109 Christianson, Robert Chris: 28 Climer, Jack: 28, 109 Conrad, Clell: 28, 37, 110 Engebrecht, Ronald: 28 Goff, Roby: 28 Hess, Ruth: 28, 113, 122 Kabler, Donald: 28, 111 Kilboume, Jay: 29 Kipper, Charles: 29 Koenig, Fredrick: 29, 115 Larsen, Verna: 29, 117 Lawrence, Lynn: 29 LeFebre, Charles: 29 Lobbato, Joseph F.: 29, 132 Lynberg, Don: 29, 105 McGui11, Joseph: 29 Malango, Joseph: 30, 123, 147 Metzer, Olin O.: 30 Moritz, Jose 30 Muldoon: James: 30 . Miemi, Arvid: 30, 31, 155 Nitka: 31 196 Olson, Harris: 30, 118 Payne, Robert: 30, 104, 161 Pinion, Jack: 30, 155 Saari, Earl: 30 Sackett, Harry: 31, 121, 124, 130 Saling, Neil: 31 Shaw, Roberta: 31 Shelley, Cecil: 31, 119 Spitznogle, Lee: 31 State, Mary: 31 Weichner, Belvaz 31, 113 Williams, lewis: 31, 161 Zielaskowske, Orville W.: 27, 131 SENIORS A Albright, William: 42, 137. 138, 139, 154 Armantrout, Neil: 36, 42, 114, 115, 118, 136, 138, 139 Anderson, Rose: Baines, Jack: 42, 104, 154, 159 Ball, Vern: 42 Barker, Joe: 42, 124 Baumann, Roland: Beach, Carol: 42 Bell, Carol: 42, 113 Bell, Richard: 37, 42, 114, 154, 161 Bennett, Margo: 42, 113, 117, 122, 136, 138, 139 Bessee, Frances: 42, 106 Beugli, Scott: 43, 115 Bier, Linda: 43 Black, Suellenz 43, 113, 115, 118, 123, 137 Bone, Janice: 43, 107, 115, 121 Bonham, Janice: 43, 113, 116, 117 Bonham, Joy: 35, 43, 106, 113, 117 Bonney, Ray: 43, 115, 140, 142, 144 Braaten, Joanne: 43 Brandis, Gail: 43, 112, 113, 126 Brandt, Dick: 43, 104 Branson, Deanna: 44 Brock, James: ' Brown, Elizabeth: Brown, Gerald: 44, 104, 154, 160 Buchanan, Tom: 15, 44, 74, 115, 118 Butler, Sheila: 44, 140, 142 C Caffey, Ann: 44, 110 Cale, Jerry: 37, 44, 114, 154, 160 Cantrell, Cal: 44, 110, 113, 121, 123, 124, 132 Carney, Carol: 44, 110, 113, 117 Cecil, Charles: 44 Christenson, Linda: 44, 130 Clay, Richard: Chapman, Kirk: Cook, Joyce: 45, 139 Cooper, Kenneth: 45, 114, 118 Corpuz, Bob: Craig, Kay: 45 Cropsey, William: 37, 45, 123, 132, 141, 142, 143, 144, 145 D Day, Charles: 45 Decker, Joy: 45, 103, 121, 123, 132 Derrickson, Jim: 45 DeSart, Gail: 45, 102, 118, 119, 121, 123, 132, 137, 147, 74 Dingle, Barbara: 46, 113 Donovan, Muriel: 46 Drake, Nancy: 46, 142, 144 Durand, Eileen: Edwards, Bill: 46, 103, 104, 114, 115, 119, 121, 154, 156, 74 Edwards, Judith: 36, 37, 46, 110, 113, 115, 118 Ehry, Alan: 46, 111 Emerick, Bruce: 46, 111, 137 Emigh, Richard: 46, 110, 130, 137 F Farnam, Gary: 46 Feller, Linda: 14, 46, 113, 115, 118 Ferren, Peter: 47, 104, 118 Ferrel, Barbara: Ferris, Robert: 47 Finnel, Jim: 37, 47, 108, 109, 114 Fitz, Jim: 37, 47, 108, 109, 114, Freemna, William: 47 Furst, Susan: 47, 127 G Gainey, Roselle: 47, 107, 136, 138, 139 Gastorf, Charles: Gasuen, Bobbie: 47 Geno, Jack: 47 Giffen, John: 37, 47, 114, 118 Gray, Rebecca: 48, 113, 124 Groesbeck, Thomas: 48, 114 H Halsey, Bill: Hamann, William: 48 Hamlin, Melba: 48, 113 Hancock, Shirley: 61, 102, 105 113, 118, 121 Hansen, John: 37, 48 Hansen, Siguard: 46, 48, 105, 113, 114, 115, 118, 154, 157 Harris, Carol: 48, 122 Hastie, Roxanne: 43, 107, 117, 122, 138, 143 Heatherington, JoAnn: 48, 102, 117, 122, 138, 143, 154 Held, Joan: 35, 48, 113 Henderson, Mike: 34, 36, 37, 49, 104, 114 l Hendricks, Nita: 49, 117 Herbert, Delores: 49, 109, 122 Hickman, Dan: 49 Hickman, Pete: 49 Hillemann, Ellen: 49 Hocken, John: 49, 109, 115 Horton, Christopher: 49, 110, 122, 142 Hoskins, Judie: 49, 110, 137, 138, 139 Hoyt, Tom: 14, 37, 49, 104, 114, 118, 123, 154, 158 Hutchinson, Nancy: 34, 36, 37, 50, 113, 115 Humphrey, Winston: Hunter, Dwight: 37, 50, 74, 104, 136, 158 Hutton, Kathy: 50, 107, 110, 113, 115, 119, 123, 132, 136 I Ingram, Robert: 50, 114 Irvin, Marsha: 50, 142, 144 J Jameson, Robert: 50, 114 Jenkins, Dianne: 50, 101, 113, Jirel, Julie: 50, 110, 113, 119, 136, 147 Johnson, Donald: 50 J0hns0n, Judith: 50, 110, 121, 125 Jondahl, Sharon: 51, 122 Jones, David: Jorgensen, Elaine: 14, 51, 113 K Kapuscinske, Pearl: 51 Kelsey, Harrietta: Kennedy, Sandra: 51, 139 Kitchen, Micheal: 51, 114 Kroll, Shirley: 51, 112, 113 Kruger, Margaret: 51, 112, 113 L Laffoon, Karen: 51 Lagestee, Gerald: 51, 118, 130, 154, 161 Lane, Fred: Larson, Larry: 51 Lehnert, M. Richard: 52, 104, 114, 123, 140, 142, 144 Lemke, Mary Ann: 52 Lieb, Larry: 52, 104, 114, 118, 154, 159 Litz, Walter: 52, 114, 137, 138, 139 Long, Lynda: 52, 105, 113, 118, 126 Luhrs, Joan: 52 Lynberg, Don: 52, 137 M Martin, Sue: 14, 42, 103, 113, 121 Marquiss, Jan: 52, 115, 118, 123, 132, 147, 157 Martin, Victor: 53, 114 Mears, Jim: 53, 111, 118 Miller, Richard Clare: 53 Meink, Milton: 53, 111, 136 Milbrath, Gene: 37, 53, 104, 114, 118, 154, 156 Mishler, Gayle: 37, 53, 104, 114, 118, 154, 156 Mitchell, Barbara: 53 Moe, Steve: 53, 74, 104, 114, 143, 154, 156 Morrison, Bob: 54, 104, 114, 136, 137 Morrow, Keith: 54, 104, 118 Moser, David: 54, 115, 119, 123, 143, 154, 160 Mosier, Bob: 54, 109, 154 Mudd, Mary, 54 Myers, Mike: 54, 104, 115, 154, 159 McCarthy, John: McDonald, Bette: 53, 110, 113, 117, 118 McGuire, Michael: 53, 105, ll, 114, 118 N Nanson, Jim: 54 New, Sally: 54, 137 Newbill, Allan: 54, 111 Newton, Janis: 43, 110, 115 Newton, Rex: 55, 118, 157 Nibler, Jaralyn: 37, 55, 105 110, 113, 115, 116 Nichols, Sheryl: 55, 103 Nixon, Linda: 37, 55, 110 0, 113, 115, 118, 127 O O'Connor, Rob: 55, 114, 137 Oehler, Dennis: 55, 110, 115, 123, 132, 143, 144, 145 Olsen, brent: 55, 109, 123, 132, 141, 147 Olson, Carlton: 55, 118, 130 P Papke, Brenda: 56 Pease, Burlaz 55, 139, Pegg, Larry: 55 Penberton, Edna: 56 Peters, Larry,: 56 Plowhead, Richard: 56 Poole, Jan: 56, 110, 113, 118, 127 Porter, Barbara: 35, 56, 107, 110, 118, 127 Pyfor, Judith: 56, 107, 110, 115, 155, 117, 119, 124 Rawie, Melvin: 56, 137 Reger, Shirley: 56 Renz, Joan: 36, 37, 56, 105, 106, 107, 113, 118, 123 Thodes, Kenneth: 57 Rice, Alice: 57, 139 Richardson, Carol: 57, 113, 115, Richardson, David: 57 Roath, Steve: 33, 57, 116, 117, 118, 130 Roberson, Steve: 33, 57, 116, 117, 188, 130 Robertson, Donald: 57, 114 Robinson, Susan: 57, 133 Robinson, Tom: 57, 114 Roderick, Sue: 14, 57, 113, 137, Rozendal, Paul: 38, 143, 144 Rugh, John: 58, 118 Russnogle, Jan: 58 S Samford, Jack: 58 Samp, Ron: 58, 111 Savage, Janet: Sawin, Virginia: 35, 36, 58, 107, 113, 117, 118 Sedlacek, Loretta: 58 Sedlacek, Milton: 58, 114, 136 Seeley, Merle: 58, 122 Sherer, Jerry: 58 Short, Jeanne: 59 Simpson, John: Simpson, Kenneth: Slegel, John: 36, 37, 59, 104, 114 Small, Shirley: 59, 113, 115, 118, 119, 126, 137, 147, 74 Smith, Adeline: 59, 151 Smith, Esther: 59, 141, 142, 145 Smith, Helen: 59, 113, 117 Smith, Nina Charlene Smith, Wanda: 59, 137 Snook, Gretchen: 59, 110, 123, 125, 132, 140 Sorrels, Judy: 59, 131 Stagner, Joyce: 59, 136 -Starr, Merele: 60 197 Steele, Jane: 60 Stehle, Connie: 60, 113, 117, 126 Stenberg, Karen: 60109, 118, 127' Storey, Darlyene: 60 Stover, Barbara: 60 Strawn, Joanne: 60, 117 Suggs, Sandy: 60 T Taylor, Dick: 60 Terway, Geraldine: 60, 103, 107, 113, 123 Thompson, Dianne: 61 Thompson, Keith: 61, 115, 130, 131, 143 Thompson, Shirley: 61 Timian, Donald: 61 Turnbow, John: 61, 111 V Vanderwood, Frank: 61 Vaughn, Rodney: 37, 61, 104, 108, 110, 114, 115, 118, 119, 130, 137, 74 van Zyl, Phyllis: 37, 61, 105, uo, 113, 117, 118, 119 W Wallace, Barbara: 61, 123, 124, 136, 138, 139 Wallace, Sally: 61 Walls, Judith: 62, 107, 119, 123, 132, 137, 138, 139 Warren, Doris: Weger, Lola: 62, 122 Wetherelt, Vernon: 62 Wetter, John: 62, 118 Whiteside, Merrie: 62, 74, 101, 105, 113, 118, 121, 147, Whitlow, JoAnn: 62 Williams, Al: 62, 118 Wolf, Verna: 62, 131 Woodworth, Jacqueline: 62 Yarbrough, Richard: 137, 139 Yeates, Jim: 137, 139 Zeiszler, Pete: 62 .IUNIORS A Allen, Judy Anne: 83 Anderson, Wayne: 87 Armantrout, Janet: 83 Arnsdorf, Garfield: 83 Asp, Karen: 83 Avery, Ronald Lee: 83 Avery, Lorna,: 83 B Bacon, Bessie: 83, 139 Bailey, Brent: 142 Ballard, Val: 83, 111, 130 Bates, Zan: 83 Bates, Ivan: 83 198 Barton, Bill: 85 Berger, Yvonne: 83, 120 Beaver, Sandy: 83 Belyeag Alan: 83, 138, 143 Belkengren, Richard: 1:83, 110, 123, 132, 140, 142 Bemrose, Lewis: 85, 114, 154 Benedict, Danny: Bennett, Sandra: 83, 122 Bennion, Lora: 83, 106, 107, 110, 113, 119 Berman, Barbara Kay: 83, 137 Bielman, Mary Arlene: Bingham, Bruce: 83, 115, 130 Birke, Larry Edward: 83, 130 Boeh, Betty: 83, 117 Bodecker, Jean: 83 Boner, Jimmie: 83 Bowman, Nick: 83 Brandt, Roger: 37, 83, 130 Brown, Jimmie: 83, 161 Brown, Noel: 83 Brown, Timothy: 37, 87 Buckley, John: 37, 85 Burchett, Susan: 83 Burnap, Ed: 87, 111 Burright, Larry: 83, 111 Bailey, Brent: 83 C Cain, Ann: 83, 113 Carpenter, Ryan: 83, 133 Cain, Sue: 83, 113 Caffey, Geraldine: 83 Caldwell, Kathy: 83, 107, 110, 113, 122 Carlin, Scott: 83, 124 Chausse, David G.: 37, 83 Cheney, Roberta: 83, 107, 113, 123, 132, 140 Christensen, Alan: 36, 85, 124 Clark, Beverly: 83 Conklin, Lola: 83, 113 Coon, Barbara: 83 Cooney, Linn: 83 Crawford, Carolyn: 83, 124 Cox, Darrel: 83, 104, 142 D Davis, George: 87, 133 DeNea1, Teri: 83, 107, 113, 117, 137, 138, 139, 147 Dew, Howard: 87 Dickerson, Tim: 83 Dickinson, Winifred: 83 Dnwerth, Anne: sa, 107, 110, 113, 123, 141, 145 Doty, Sandra: 83, 125 Dougherty, Steve: 83, 137 Dubbe, Enid: 84, 107, 110, 123, 132, 141, 145 Duce, Ceicl: 83, 87 Duncan, Lynn: 83 Ebert, Stephen: 37, 87, 115, 123,130 Emigh, Jo Anne: 84 Erickson, Larry: 84, 123, 132, 141 143 Eross, Botand: 84, 115 Espensas, Kris: 84 F Fagg, Sherrie: 37, 84, 105, 107, 127 Faust, Eugene: 84, 115 Ferris, Marvin: 84 Fisbeck, Barbara: 84, 139 Fleming, Jim: 87 Foiles, Elouise Ann: 84, 105, 107, 110, 119, 122, 123, 132, 142, 143, 144, 145 Foster, Jean: 84, 113 Foster, Scott: 37, 84, 104, 108, 109, 118, 130 Fox, Susan: 84, 113 Fraley, Pete: 114, 124 Frischknecht, Dean: 84, 107, 130 143, 144 Fishers: 87 G Giesy, Sandy: 84, 107, 110, 113 Goheen, Mitzi: 84j'113, 139 Going, Carl: 84, 130 Gordon, Carol: Grant, Judith: 84, 136, 138, 139 Grant, Patricia: 84, Grosbeck, Marjorie: 84, 111 H Halse, Sidney: 130, 136, 138, 139 Haddock, Carol: 84, 105, 110 Harms, Wanette: Harris, Mary: 84, 122 Hastie, Kerry: 84, 130, 143 Hathaway, Lou Ann: 84 Halbrook, Jim: 84, 87, 111 Hallaian, Sherri: 84, 107, 111 Hall, Lewis: 37, 114 Hancock, Roberta: 15, 84, 107, 112, 113, 139 Hanson, Jack: 87 Hardenburger, Robert: 32, 84, 109 Harmsen, John: 84 Heare, Bob: 87 Hebert, Roy: 37, 84, 154 Hitz: Arlyn: 84, 137, 138, 139 Helkey, Art: 84 Henderson, Garlinz 84, 110, 113, 117, 119, 137 Henderson, Janet: 84, 110, 113, 117, 119, 137 Henke, Joanne: 84 Herberg, Carol: 84 Hoard, Duane: 84, 136 Hubbard, John: 87, 111, 142, 144 Hughes, Kitty: 84 Hunt, Sandy: 84 Huseman, Larry: 84, 133 Ingram, Gerald: 84 Isom, Larry: 84, 154 Irwin, Kathie: 84, 113, 136 J Jones, Nathan: 34, 36, 37, 114, 118, 154 Joyner, Larry: 36, 84, 114 K Kaiser, Nick: 87 Kapuscinski, Wanda: 85, Kasparek, Angie: 85 Kellogg, Myma: 85 Kerns, Billie: 87 Kerr, James: 85 Kirkendall, Karl: 85, 126 Kirk, stanley: 85, 130 Kirkpatrick, Kathy: 85, 113, 120 Klapperich, Kay: 85 Klien, Terry: 36, 85, 126 Klomp, Carol: 87 Knifton, Mary: 87, 113, 122, 142 Kristiansom, Larry: 130 L Labahn, Hazel: 85 Lear, Janet: 85, 107, 110, 113 Lee, Brenda: 85 Lee, Joanne: 85, 105, 110, 112, 113, 119, 124 Lester, Julia: 85, 107 Lemke, Eileene: 85, 137 104, 122, 177 Lenhard, Wayne: 105, 144, 145 . Liska, Robert: 85, 105, 108, 109, 110, 114, 123, 141, 143, 144, 145 Locke, Patsy: 85, 107, 113 Lockhart, Alice: 85, 117 Long, Christie: 87, 113, 126 Lowe, Jim: Lowe, Linda Kay: 85, 107, 113 Luhrs, Carrie: 85, 117 Lund, Orrilla: 85, 143 Lucich, John: 85, 104 Lydall, Mike: M Mann, Joyce: 85, 113, 137, 138, 139 Marks, Norman: 85 Marrs, Carol Ann: 85, 110 Martin, Pat: Moe, Virgil: 85, 111 Moreau, Wayne: 85 Morgan, Ron: 87 Morris, Linda: 85, 101, 113, 121 Morss, Gene: 37, 85, 154 Moul, Gregory: 85 Moyle, Sharen: 85, 105, 113, 117 Myers, Ken: McCarty, Lorraine: McG1asson, Bruce: 36, 37, 85, 114 McKenzie, Jerry: 82, 85, lll McMinn, Ian: 85, 113 McMurdo, Sandra: 85, 110, 113, 116 117 McMurray, Sharon: 85, 117, 140, 144, 145 McNurlin, Jerome: 85 N Nason, Mary: 37, 85, 113 Nelson, Newton, Larry: 85, 130 Hugh: 85, 131 Nordahl, Dick: 82, 85 Nored, Dick: Nordquist, Eleanore: 85 O Olsen, W, Leon: 88 Ott, Dick: 85 Otto, Donna: 133 P Parker, Sharon: 86, 102, 105, 110, 113, 119 Passon, Don: Pease, Betty: 36, 86, 105 Peters, Barbara: 86 Pointer, Larry: 86 Prindel, Elaine: 86,,120, 142 R Rawlings, Lloyd: 86 Ramsey, Reagen: 86, 161 Rhodes, Lavern: 86 Rice, Donna: 36, 139 Richardson, Janice: 86, 113 Riley, Paulette: 86, 110, 113, 120 Roath, Deena: 88, 112, 113, 137 Roberts, Roberts, Rodgers, Robley , Rodgers, 132, 141, Rodgers, Rodgers, Robnett, Larry: 86 Ron: 37, 86, 109 Judy: 86 Phil: 86, 143, 144 Julane: 86, no, 119, 123, 145 Alberta: 88, 117, 139 Susan: 86 Donna: 86, 113 Ross, Susan: Rue, Suellen: 86, 113 S Sabaroff, Ron: 86, 110, 145 Salisbury, Jim: 37, 86, 133 Saunders, Judy: 86, 105, 110, 113, 117 Schneider, Judy: 86 Sande, Roger: 86 Schomberg, Linda: 86 Schultz, 136 Shirley: 37, 86, 113, 117, Schwanke, Howard: 86 Scott, Richard: 86, 114, 154, 161 Scott, Jim: Seadore, Leonard: 86 Sexton, Bruce: 86 Sherwood, Henry: 88 Short, Walter: 86 Sizer, Allen: 86, 136, 138, 139 Slabaugh, Jane: 86, 105, 110 Mike: 87, 109, 110, 124 Loren: 88, lll Pete: 86, 104, 115, 118, Slagle, Smith, Smith, 119, 123, 130, 132, 137, 138, 139 Smith, Smith, Harold: 88, 130 Sandra: 88 Smith, Vicky: 86 Stallings, Adrian: 88 Starkweather, Frank: 86, 131 Stevenson, Bob: 86 Strain, Dudley: 86, 114 Straube, William: 87, 114 Stuart, Mary: 86, 113 Swanson, James: lll Sorrels, Sharon: 86 Stoddard: 86 T Tate, Agnes: 86 Taylor, Annie: 82, 86, 136 Taylor, Nancy: 88, 113, 117 Thaler, Liz: 37, 86 Thomas, Vicki: 87, 139 Thompson, Roy: 87 Timian, Shirley: 87, 120, 137, 141, 144 Tobias, Philip: 87 Todhunter, Richard: 88 Turner, Ann: 87, 113 U Uppendahl, Jonas: V Vance,'Mike: 87 Voltz, Gloria: 87 W Wade, Daryl: 87, 123, 154 Wadsworth, Robert: 88 Wakefield, Betty Jane: 87, 110, 113 Wallace, Bob: 87, 110, 115 Wallace, Doug: 8 Weger, Deanna: 87, 122, 142 Wegner, Eva Jo: 87 , 110, 113 Whitener, Larry: 87, lll Wilson, Geraldine: 88 Williams, Gwen: 82, 87, 110 Williamson, Richard: W-onderly, Bonnie: 87, 113, 139 Woodcock, Bob: 104 Wood, Barbara: 87 Woods, Frances: 87, 117 Y Young, Carol: 37, 87 199 SOPHOMORES A Agner, Helen: 91 Allen, Wilson: 91, 161 Anderson, Barbara: 91, 109, 125 Armantrout, JoAnn: 91, 105, 113, 117 Asp, Gary: 91 Aubry, Gail: 91, 107, 113 Avery, Stephen: 36, 95 Bates, Pat: 94 Belkengren, John: 91, 140 Bergstrom, Donna: 92, 113, 124 Berman, Bruce: Bevandich, Sheila: 91 Bever, Barry: 91 Bier, Betty: 91, 143 Bitterman, Rosemary: 91 Bonfield, Andrea: 95 Bonney, Dennis: 91, 143, 144 Braaten, John: 91 Bredshaw, Peggy: 91 Brady, Margaret: 91, 113 Breedlove, Fred: 95 Brenneman, Rod: 91, 143, 161 Bridges, David: 91 Brilhart, Jack: 91, 130, 161 Bristol, Charlene: 91 Brown, Jerry: 91, 161 Brown, Gayle: 91 Brown, Merle: 95 Brown, Tom: 91, 161 Brumback, William: 91 Burgess, James: 91, lll Burt, John: 91, 115, 118, 124, 130 Buxton, Sarah: 91, 113, 124, 142 Byington, Eloise: Sl, 113 C Campbell, Mary: 91, 123, 132, 141, 142, 143, 144, 145 Carlson, Margaret: 37, 91, 106, 1o7,1 13 Carpenter, David: 91 Carroll, Jan: 91, 125 Carroll, Toni: 91 Carter, Elizabeth! 36, 91 Cheldelin, Ronald: 91, 103 Christenson, Betty: 91 Christianson, Bill: 37, 92, 130 Christensen, Jouce: 92, 105, 113 Chorak, Nick: 91, 111 Clunes, Dot: 37, 91, 107, 113 Coleman, Jennie: 91 Conibear, Sue: 91, 109, 113, 119 Copeland, Carl: 133 Cooley: 115 Cornell, Steve: 45, 91, 104, 143, 144 200 Currie, Carol: Cutsforth, Connie: 95, 107, 113, 124, 137 D Dalton, Sharon: 91, 125 Dalton, Susan: 125 Decker, Earl: 91, 111 Deiss, Herman: 91, 104 Donovan, Dale: 91 Doty, Karen: 91, 113, 117, 124 Drlica, Karl: 91, 115, 141, 143, 145 Dudley, Leland: 91, 111, 154, 161 Dumond, Mary Lou: 91, 107 Dunn, henry: at Dunn, Deanna: 91, 117 Dustin, Berry: 92 Dow, Carol: 91, ua, 125 E Eddy, Phil: Edwards, Gerald: 92, 141, 142 Edwards, Ronald: 92 Ehry, Wayne: 92 Ellicott, Suzy: 92,124 Ellis, Mary: 92 Ernston, Carol: 92, 113, 139 Ervin, Kathy: Evensen, Leanne: 92, 113, 117 F Ferdig, Patricia: 92 Fore, Linda: Foreman, Walter: 92, 115, 141, 142, 145 Forslund, Doreen: 92, 113 Free, Paula: 92 Freeman, Diane: 92, 113 Freeman, Don: 92 Frischknecht, Diane: 92, 105, 113 Fronatt, Richard: G Gallagher, Thomas: 92 Gerken, Judi: 92 Giffen, Phil: 92, 161 Goulding, Barbara: 92, 137 Granger, Nelson: Grantham, Jane: Green, George: 92, 104, 154 Green, Phyllis: 92 Greenwood, Sharon: 92, 107, 109 Guerber, Mike: 92, 111, 162 Gundy, Sharon: 37, 92, 139 Gunter, Robert: 92 H Haddon, Dallas: 92 Hagey, Donna: 92, 125 Haffner. Janet: 92 Hamann, Anne: 95 Hamlin, Nancy: 92, 139 Handke, Bob: 1-landsaker, Nancy: 95 Hansen, Karen: 92, 103, 131 Harding, Karen: 142 Hardison, Cathy: 95 1-larksen, Rose: 92 Harris, Jean: 92 Harris, Joan: 92, 125' Harris, Donald: 92 Harris, Robert: 37, 92 Hathaway, James: 92, 111 Held, Leonard: 92 Hendrickson, Pat: 92, 109 Henderson, Wesley: 92, 130, 161 Heron, Bill: 92, 161 Hibbs, Charles: 92 Hickey, Bob: 37, 95 Hickman, Dave: Hindes, Martha: 92, 143 Hodges, Richard: 92 Hofheins, Iva: Holcombe, Marica: 92 Hope, Barbara: 37, 105, 124 Hoskins, James: Hough, Claude: 93, 118, 130 House, Virginia: 93, 113 Hunt, Barbara: 93, 113 Hunt, David: 94 Hyde, Pam: 37, 93, 107, 137 I Ingram, Dotti: 93, 142 lsom, Ginny: 93 Ives, Pat: 93, 113 J Jacobs, Joe: 93, 161 Jensen, Ednamae: Jernigan, Dean: 130, 161 Jobe, Don: Johnson, Bruce: 93, 104, 143, 154 Johnson, Kathy: 93 Johnston, Bea: 93, 107 Johnston, Dennis: 93, 161 K Kauffman, Alberta? 93, 139 Kasner, Henry: 93 Kelsay, Margaret: 93 Kernek, Sterling: 36, 37, 90, 94 104 Kerns, Russell: 93 Kershaw, Joan: 93 Kebble, Sally: 93, 109, 113, 117, 139 Kienle, Dona: 93, 113 Kind, James: 37, 93, 104, 109, 137 Kirk, Janet: 93, 137, 140 Kohler, Bev: 95, 117, 139 Korzan, David: 93, 161 Kroll, Bob: 90, 93, 161 Kopp, Marlene: L Larson, Connie: 93 Larson, Margaret: 93 Leavy, Sherrie: 95, 109, 113, 117 Lee, Melva: 93 Lehnert, Roger: 93, 142 Lewis, Barbara: 93, 113, 124 Lieb, Bob: 93, 161 Litz, Carol: 93 Long, Neva: 93, 134 Lutz, Nick: 137 Lytle, Douglas: 93 M May, Richard: 93 Marcum, Ronald: 93, 130 Marquiss, Betty: 93, 113, 124, 137 Martel, Donna: 93, lll, 143, 144 Mathews, Daren: 93, 143 May, Dorothy: Meeker, Karen: 93 Mesecher, Eddie: 93 Meyer, Susan: 37, 93, 113 Miller, Diane: 93, 95, 107 Miller, Stanford: 93, 111, 142 Mills, Larry: 93, 143, 144 Minton, Carol: 93, 113 Mishler, Dick: 93, 161 Mitchell, Mary: 93, 109, 136 Modrell, Don: 93 Moe, Carol: 36, 37, 93, 104, 107, 113 Monroe, Vicki: 94, 113 Montgomery, D ve: Morris, Ann: 94, 125, 139 Morrison, Marvin: 137 Mortimore, Iarlifrer 109 Mueller, Tom: 161 McCallum, Russell: McGee, David: McKenzie, Kirk: 130 McLurg, John: N Nelson, Molly: 136 Neville, Arm: 94, 113, 112 Newby, Sandra: 120 Nicholson, Alvin: 143 Nissen, Richard: Noland, Tim: 94, 161 O Obert, Joani 137 osrling, Hilda: 113 P Pease, Donald: 94 Pease, Douglas: 94, 154, 161 Page, Mary: 140 Pederson, Gary: 37, 130, 161 Pegg, Leslie: Perkey, Wanda: 109, 117 Perin, Byrell: 161 Peters, Dennis: 161 Pharris, Jeannie: Pierson, Dive: 45, 123, 132, 140, 143, 144 Pierson, Karen: 94 Pierson, Mary Beth: Pochurek, Jan: 94 Pope, Judy: 93, 94, 113 Price, Kenneth: 94 Provatsky, Ray: 94 Pofal, Ron: 37 Read, Karen: 94, 113, 124 Reid, Judy: 94, 113 Reiss, Anita: 94 Roberts, Gary: 94, 130, 143 Roberts, Rod: 94 Robertson, Terry: 94, 104 Robley, Dale: 94, 143 Rodman, Robert: 94 Rogoway, Sharon: 94 Rycraft, Robin: 94 S Sabaroff, Nina: 94, 140 Saling, Tom: 94, 136 Salisbury, Diana: 94, 139 Sciuchetti, Caryl: 94, 113, 124 Seits, Judy: Simmons, Elaine: 94 Sisson, Richard: 95 Skow, Jeannie: 94 Slick, Jimmy: 94 Smith, Clifford: 94 Smith, Glenn: 94, 104 Smith, Joan: 95, 103, 123 132, 140, 145 Smith, Mary Ellen: 94 Smith, Sue: 94 Smith, Leroy: Smith, Walter Van: 94 Stanton, Virginia: 94 Stein, Jean: 94 Stephens, Alvinl 95, 161 Stephens, Dale: 94, 143 Stowe, Suzanne: 95, 107, 113, 131, 136 Stubkjaer, Bill: 95 Stull, Darelle: Sullivan, Ronald: Summers, Dawn: 90, 95, 139 Summers, Fawn: 139 Swanson, Eunice: 95 Storey, Lyndia: 95, 109, 113 T Tabor, Clayton: 95 Taylor, Robert: 95, 111 Teal, Steve: 37, 90, 95, 104, 109, 130 Thaler, Andy: 95, 161 Thompson, Carl: 95 Thompson, Dick: 95, .111, 142 Thomas, John: 37, 95, 161 Thomas, Maurice: 95, 142 Tremaine, Sally: 95 Turner, Kathryn: 95 Turner, James: 95 U Uhden, David: 95 V Van Brunt, Harvey: 94 Van de Pol: David: 95 Vanderwood, Rod: Van Valin: Sue: 95, 113, 140 VanZ.y1, Roger: 95 W Waldo, Ruth: 95, 139 Wallace, Sue: 95, 105, 113, 117 131 Weaver, Kenneth: Webb, Shirley: Webster, John: 136 Wehrmann, Ray: 94, 161 Weis, Carroll: Webber, Ken: 143, 144 White, Carolyn: 143 Whybark, Bonnie: Widness, Sharon: 113, 139 Wiese, Elizabeth: 113, 136 Wheeler, Mike: Williams, Veda Lee: 113 Williams Betty: Williams Connie: 137 Williams Richard: Williamson, Lon: 142 Wills, Lorraine: Wilson, Kay: 113, 117, 124, 142 Wilson, Sandra: Wilson, Lawrence: 130 Wolhowe, Jim: 102 Wood, Gregg: 143 Wood. 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