Dallas High School - Dragon Yearbook (Dallas, OR)

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JERRY F RIESEN--BLEACHED Transfer from Salem Academy 4, Student Body 4. Secret Ambition-Crow a beard. DORMER RICHERT-PREOCCUPIED Student Body 1, 2, 3, 4. Secret Ambition-Become chairman of the Committee to Improve D. H. S. JAMES DAY-MEEK Student Body 1, 2, 3, 4. Secret Ambition-To fly a rocket to Mars. Ross DYER--CALM Student Body 1, 2, 3, 4. Secret Ambition-To do something different for a change. DAN SMITH-AMIABLE Student Body 1, 2, 3, 4. Secret Ambition-Win a ten thou- sand dollar radio quiz. LEO FIEL-TIMID Student Body 1, 2, 3, 4. Secret Ambition-A famous stunt man in Hollywood. IMOGENE PARKER--HAPPY Student Body 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' League 3, 4. Secret Ambition - First Woman President. 'Www GEORGE THEISS-CLOOMY Student Body 1, 2, 3, 4. Secret Ambition-Strike oil in my backyard. CHARLES LEWIS-U1vUsU.4L Student Body 1, 2, 3, 4. Secret Ambition-Hunt wild game in Africa. KATHRYN LUTE-DESERVING Student Body 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' League 3, 4. Secret Ambition-That would be telling. J-T2

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RONALD HECKATHORNE--PESSIMISTIC Student Body 1, 2, 3, 4g Camera Club 1, 2, 33 Letterman Club 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Wrestling 3, 4. Secret Ambition-To become a casanova. F LAVIA MORROW'-BOLD Transfer from North Bend 23 Student Body 2, 3, 4g Drama Club 3, 43 G.A.A. 3, 43 Debate 3, 4g National Forensic 3, 43 National Thespian Society 43 Band 2, 3, 43 Girls' League 3, 43 All-Star Volleyball 3. Secret Ambition-Marry a man like Einstein. LEVI SLEIGHTER-llfIASSIVE Student Body 1, 2, 3, 43 Drama Club 3, 43 National Thes- pian Society 3, 4g Band 1, 2, 3, 43 S. B. Play 33 Junior- Senior Play 3. Secret Ambition-To be a Chinese wrestler. NORMA DUNBAR-LITTLE Student Body 43 Drama Club 43 Girls' League 43 Trans- ferred from Stevenson, Washington. Secret Ambition-Replace Mamrny Yokemf' 'af 7 HAROLD GRIPPIN-SHY Student Body 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 2, 3, 43 Wrestling 2, 33 Football 3, 4. Secret Ambition-To slap some one in the face with a paint brush. HAZEL MORLAN-IQRACTICAL Student Body 43 Girls' League 4. Secret Ambition-To be as sophisticated as other s KENNETH SHREEVE-ADOLESCENT Student Body 1, 2, 3, 4g Camera Club 2, 3. Secret Ambition-Become an atomic scientist. MARLENE CoNDR0N-CHEERFUL Student Body 3, 43 Transfer from Pedee. Secret AmI1iti0n4Singfor Pedee Dance Band. eniors This page sponsored by SAVERY'S DRUG STORE 400 Mill A. Hass Phone 2646

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lcyfffecy Turning forward the pages of time to the year 1971, we see the Dauntless Dragon,', a consolidated rocket- ship, just getting ready to take off with the alumni of '51, for space unknown. Well look who's here on time. Can it be, yes, it is JANE HART. Hey, Stewardess, when's this crate pulling out?, yells RICHARD KROCKER, former Mayor of Pedee. Ah, be quiet, shouts the shapely stewardess, PHYLLIS RADLEY. Glancing out of the porthole, we see JAMES DAY, attempting to mount his soap box with the intention of presenting us with a farewell address. But alas, 'tis too late. Already we hear a drone of the motors, then a lurch and we are soaring through space. Pilot RAYMOND WALL to Co-Pilot JIM PET- ITTE, we are nearing the planet Mars. Prepare to landf' As socialite KATHERINE LUTE prepares to de- scend from the ship, she meets with a slight mishap and falls. And who should come to her rescue, but the dashing real-estate broker, DEAN DAVIS, who has his office located on the field. Who should be his first customer but LEONA SHARP and RODCER JOHNSON, who are thinking about retiring and living on Mars. Taxi, anybody want a taxi,', screams BOB HAR- LAND, who has just graduated from the School of Repairing Broken Bodies which is taught by WAYNE RADKE and DOTTIE HEVNER. Weill take a taxi, says SHIRLEY ROCKFORD, MERTON ENQUIST, DONNA COX and BOB DAVIS. After leaving the airport, we head for the bright lights, where we find ELDON CLASSEN billed as Yoge, the Star-gazer, and his assistant BETTY MOTT. The first two customers to step up are FLAVIA MORROW and DAN SMITH. We wander on down the street and just happen to bump into LEO FEIL, who is trying to make an honest living off his Honest Bookeev establishment. His main sources of income are HAZEL MORLAN, RONALD ELLIS and JERRY FRIESON. Feeling a littir drowsy from the high altitude, we wander back to our hotel. owned and managed by DeLORIS JONES, DANNY VOIGHT and their little brats. As we are mounting the stairs we see a picture of our fellow classmate, CHARLES LEWIS. complete with striped uniform and number. Morning dawns early as usual and we hurry to congregate for breakfast, before leaving for the foot- ball field where JACK HINDS and his Molls are playing WALLY ENTZ and his Tomatoes, Star cen- ter on Jack's team is NORMA DUNBAR, along with ROSE MARIE CRAUNKE as left end and DARLENE TOEVS playing guard. Opposing them and playing full-back for Wally is DARLENE MIKKELSON. Other stars are BETTY COX, halfback and VELMA DYER, tackle. After breakfast we head for the field where already a large crowd has assembled. Among local rooters assembled are: LOIS LEAMER, ROSS DYER, MAR- LENE GRANT, BEVERLY FAST and others. A late comer to the game is KENNY SHREEVE, who is just now pulling up in his 1951 Potiac. Still beating their brains out in trying to squeeze a tune out of the fans are DONNA SCHROEDER, ANN GERLINGER and BETTY CRAVEN, who are looking a bit haggard after the years. Our faithful band strides off with the National Anthem with DUANE KROEKER still pushing his trombone, RONALD HECKATHORNE on the french horn and HAROLD GRIPPIN playing anything he can get a hold of. Oh! We mustn't forget the anemic band director HAPPY SLEIGHTER. Oh, it's a tough game tonight, drawls FRANK TIECHROW. Jack's 'Molls' and Wally's 'Tomatoes' are really out for blood. LOUISE DOTY, who is trying to lose weight has been taken on as water-boy for the Mol1s. This season she has lost 20 pounds, bringing her down to a sleek 210. At the half time the score stands tied 0-0. There's great activity going on inside the dressing rooms. Reporters are pouring in from everywhere. WAYNE MCWHIERTER wants to know how Hinds feels about the progress of the game. BOB CURTIS and BOB STEWARD have already sent in their column feeling certain the Molls will win. The teams come storming onto the field after their coaches' pep-talk. They're out to win honor for them- selves. There goes the kick-off and who should completely block our vision but two peanut and popcorn venders. DON FISCHER. alias Bones, and WES EDIGER. The game ends surprisingly enough with the Toma- toesi' on the victors' end by a margin of 20-14.