Dallas High School - Dragon Yearbook (Dallas, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1958 volume:

THE ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY OF DALLAS HIGH SCHOOL, DALLAS, OREGON PRESENTS. . . Ready for a ride in Jim Nash's car! TABLE OF CONTENTS Johnny and Gordon at work. . . .3 . .4-5 6-7-8 . . .9 11-21 . . 22 . . 23 24-25 26-28 29-34 35-40 41-44 45-56 57-59 61-64 65-67 . . 68 69-70 71-87 fcau Simplicity style show. Dedication.......... Student Government Faculty............. Calendar of Events . Seniors............. Special Honors . . . Top Ten ............ Girls of the Month . Senior Hall of Fame Senior Index . . . . Juniors............. Sophomores . . . . Organizations . . . Activities.......... Football............ Basketball ......... Wrestling........... Girls Intramurals . . Advertisements. . . Index............... Miss Oregon of 1957, Judy Hanson and Ingrid w’olf. A win for the Dragons. 4 The Choir entertains the student body. DALLAS SERVICE CLUBS CLASS OF 1958 RESPECTFULLY DEDICATES THIS ANNUAL TO THE CITIZENS OF DALLAS 7e -AN$ V FCPE'GN MV VETERANS O' FOREIGN 4RS W« CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 3 , • s; profess owl cl • «.. -i ' GARDEN CLUB 'C t CHAMBER OF COMMERCE , TUNOOBSERVATjON POST RpTAfe CLuT i ACTIVITY COUNCIL FRONT ROW: Leta Groves, Donna Bernier, Martha Balzer, Judy Barnard. SECOND ROW: Everett Col-lingham, Kay Shutt, Joy Gaither, Marilyn Goertzen, Nancy Kleeman, Beatrice Slyh. THIRD ROW: Dave Gaither, Mike Grimes, Mel Schulson, Paul Hooge, Chappy Arnold, Vincent Haworth, Doug Austin, Steve Webb, Murline Fast, Tom Berkey, John Burkholder, Bob Friesen. STUDENT 4 FRONT ROW: Mike Kelley, Murline Joy Gaither, Charlotte Wright. SE-Collingham, Jerry Verbeck, Dennis Martha Balzer, Sharon Shelton, son, Beatrice Slyh, Donna Bernier, George Ann Fairchild, Mel Schulson, STUDENT BODY OFFICERS SITTING: Janice Hooge, Secretary: Jerry Verbeck, President; Doug Otjen, Serge ant-at-Arms; Roberta Laudahl, Treasurer. STANDING: Bob Friesen, Election Commission: Doug Austin, Vice-President; Murline Fast, Activity Council. GOVERNMENT r Fast, Tom Berkey, John Quiring, Gary Henry, Bob Friesen, Roberta Laudahl, COND ROW: Doug Otjen, John Burkholder, Jim Barnard, Mike Grimes, Everett Hagestrom, John Bartsoff, Doug Austin, Janice Hooge. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Alvera Wenko, Connie Fast, Melinda Forrette, Lee Ann Salisbury, Kay Ander-Leta Groves. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Kleeman, Kay Shutt, Judy Barnard, Dick Sherman, Chappy Arnold, Paul Hooge, Vincent Haworth, Steve Webb. STUDENT COUNCIL This group of students represent the heads of all clubs and organizations, plus the elected representatives from the classes. 5 Ellis H. Neal SUPERINTENDENT ADMINISTRATION. ■ ■ . FACULTY George Kurre-Chairman Dr. LeRoy Casey Robert Woods William Young Kenneth Shetterly Gayle Kreason-Clerk SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS ♦ Carl E. Morrison PRINCIPAL This year there was no change in the faculty. For the entire faculty to return is something that had not previously happened in the school so far as the present administration was able to learn from available records. Gordon Kunke Jamie Whitworth GUIDANCE COUNSELORS 6 EDWARD CAILLIER LUCILE SALISBURY GLEN KNIGHT PAUL DAVIS Distrib. Ed. Library Speech English RUBY DAS HI ELL ELTON SALISBURY ALBERT WAGNER EMAGENE VEAL Office Coach Typing Home Economics RUSSELL PARMENTER Shop FRANK RICHARDS Science JOANNE STETTLER Physical Education JOHN K1ENZLE Band _ b MARGARET HERRMANN MELVIN MILLER KENNETH JACOBSON MILDRED KLIEVER English Vocational Agriculture Coach Math Man. Tr. Journalism Choir Commercial BILL SMITH VIC JONES Custodian Custodian CALENDAR 1957-58 September 3 School begins September 25 FFA-FHA Joint invitation dance. October 4 Football Jamboree October 18 General Motors program October 24 Hemo the Magnificent October 25 Homecoming dance October 30 Simplicity style show November 5 Walter Norblad Assembly November 5 FFA-FHA Initiation November 12 Open House November 13 State game commission assembly November 18 WVL League dinner November 20-21-22 Student Body Play December 2 Assembly All The Kings Men” December 3 Betty Crocker's Homemaker test December 5 Polio Shots December 12 Thespian Initiation December 19 Christmas Program December 21 Girls League Christmas Dance December 20-31 Christmas Vacation January 20 State School visitation February 7 Junior Dance February 12 District Wrestling Tourney February 14 Sweethearts Dance March 11 Pops Concert March 15-24 Spring Vacation March 27 Math Contest March 28 GAA-Lettermans Dance April 23-23-25 Junior-Senior Play May 3 Retailing Banquet May 8-9-10 Industrial Arts Fair May 16 Mothers Tea May 17 State Track Meet May 23 Junior-Senior Prom June 3 Graduation 10 LEFT TO RIGHT: Treasurer, Bob Friesen; President, Tom Berkey; Sergeant-at-arms, Tom Parsons; Vice-President, Virgil Classen; Secretary, Kay Shutt. Advisors are Miss Joanne Stettler and Mr. Gordon Kunke. SENIORS SENIOR CLASS HISTORY This class of 1958 entered Dallas High as sophomores scared to death, spirits low, lost and bewildered. Finally the first few weeks went by and things looked brighter. We chose that year the following officers: President, Mike Kelley; Vice-President, Tom Parsons; Secretary, Marilyn Goertzen; Treasurer, Donna Bernier; Sergeant-at-Arms, Gary Henry. Mrs. Jamie Whitworth helped advise and Edward Caillier assisted us, too. Somehow we managed to get through with their help and we achieved a few honors. Donna Bernier and Doug Austin were selected king and Marilyn Norris escorted by Jack Bernier, was crowned May great fun with games and good treats for everyone. The girls the Pepettes and Junior Y-Teens. Because our class was out-citizenship trophy with much cheer. The junior year dawned bright and cheery but a few of us banquet and prom and we didn't want anything to go wrong, chose didn't actfancy; they gotin and worked. Our Vice-Pres-Treasurer, Murline Fast; and Sergeant-at-Arms, Doug Austin. Melvin Miller. We were represented in the student govern-ley, Sergeant-at-Arms. We won some awards of which we best actress and actor; the talent show trophy we proudly re-grieved. As prince and princess to the Sweetheart Ball we se-banquet and prom were the best in years and our theme was the second time in a row, we received the citizenship trophy In the fall of '57, came the ficeis to pick? The crystal ball was Berkey. Helping him were Virgil Friesen, Treasurer; Tom Parsons, beam, we invited Miss Joanne Stet-the limelight despite the wind and Prevo reigned over the Homecoming Berkey, Leta Groves went with Bill MARTHA PL1LER GOEBEL BOB FRIESEN AMY POMEROY MARILYN THOMPSON VIRGIL FRIESEN MILDRED MULLER MARTIN queen of the Sweetheart Ball. queen. Our class mixer was MARLENE MUELLER organized two new clubs called standing that year, we won the BENNY VANN were worried and leary for come next spring was the Led by President Nancy Kleeman, the officers we ident was John Quiring; Secretary, Janice Hooge; The advisors who helped us were Frank Richards and ment by Pauline Mullins, Treasurer, and Mike Kel-were proud, Joy Gaither and Murline Fast were the ceived, although the other classes seemed a little lected Claude McLean and Caroline Haworth. The Sayonara or Japanese farewell. And that year, for for being on the go. well-known alarm-- We’re seniors now! What of-murky but then we knew for President it was Tom Classen, Vice-President; Kay Shutt, Secretary; Bob Sergeant-at-Arms. To advise us and keep us on the tier and Gordon Kunke to join our team. Again in dampness, Queen Donna Bernier escorted by John festivities. Her court wasKay Shutt escorted by Tom Seals, Janice Hooge chose Milo Nelson for her escort, and John Quiring escorted Marilyn Norris. At Christmas time, a dance was held at which Joy Gaither was crowned queen and Mike Kelley king. At the Sweetheart Ball, which fell on a game night, we chose Jim Nash and Sharon Klassen who were also king and queen. Representing us in the student government was Gerald Verbeck, President; Doug Austin, Vice-President; Janice Hooge, Secretary; and Roberta Nelson Laudahl, Treasurer. As this goes to press--the eleventh hour, we’re looking forward to more good fun, the prom. May dance, talent show, skip day, baccalaureate, and graduation. We've enjoyed our high school life as you can tell, and we’ll remember you all, though we bid you farewell. 13 JIM NASH SHARON KLASSEN KAROLYN KEEFAUVER RICHARD REGEHR ROBERTA NELSON LAUDAHL MARILYN NORRIS ETHEL PASCOE 14 LUCY FEST CLAUDE MC LEAN EUNICE EDIGER VIVIAN GRUVER HOWARD CLASSEN ANDREA VENCILL ANN FLEMING GEORGE DARROW AUDREY LAUDAHL COLLEEN ANDERSON DENNIS HAGESTROM BETTY THIESSEN ROSE SELLERS MURLINE FAST JANICE HOOGE PAULINE MULLINS JOHN PREVO MARILYN GOERTZEN TOM BERKEY MARY ROWELL LETA GROVES CAROLINE HAWORTH J. C. FOSTER MARTHA BALZER BARBARA LACEY MIKE KELLEY JOY GAITHER LARRY RITCHEY HELEN YOUNG JANICE FISHER MARTHA MARION FRED ALLEN DONNA BERNIER 18 MARCIA HAYES JOHN QUIRING FAYE BOWDEN WILLA LEWERS LLOYD LE FORS NANCY STRALEY DOROTHY HOFFMAN GORDON HANSON NANCY KLEEMAN GENE COOK DIANE OVERHOLSER MILO NELSON GORDON FREY JUDY ARENDS EDDY FOSTER NOT PICTURED: Donavon Burbank Charles Hart Eddie Helms Jerry Lanig Larry Lanig Tom McDonald Carol Martin Bill Seals A FRIEND IS THE JEWEL THAT SHINES THE BRIGHTEST IN THE DARKNESS. 21 JUDY BARNARD D.A.R. Award DENNIS HAGESTROM Boys State DIANE OVERHOLSER Top Homemaker JANICE HOOGE State Girls League Secretary MIKE KELLEY Boys State SPECIAL HONORS BOB FRIESEN Boys State NANCY KLEEMAN State F. H. A. Vice-President MARILYN GOERTZEN Girls State CLAUDE MC LEAN Boys State 22 JOCILE GRIMES Girls State Elks Award TOP TEN HONOR STUDENTS VALEDICTORIAN Amy Pomeroy SALUTATORIAN Mary Rowell DON EL CATES JANICE HOOGE ROBERTA RAYMOND V GERALD VERBECK HELEN YOUNG GEORGE ANN FAIRCHILD SHARON KLASSEN JOCILE GRIMES 23 January Sense of Humor MARILYN GOERTZEN March School Support JOCILE GRIMES February Dependability AMY POMEROY THE MONTH April Most Versatile DONNA BERNIER June May Service NANCY KLEEMAN NEATEST DRESSER Sharon Klassen John Prevo SENIOR HALL OF FAME BEST ALL AROUND Donna Bernier Doug Austin BEST DANCERS LaVerne Foster Bill Seals MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Nancy Kleeman Gerald Verbeck MOST CO-OPERATIVE Ann Fleming Dennis Hagestrom 26 WITTIEST Pat Wiens Tom Berkey MOST POPULAR Leta Groves Mike Kelley BEST PERSONALITY Joy Gaither John Quiring MOST HANDSOME AND PRETTIEST Marilyn Norris Jim Nash MOST ATHLETIC Martha Goebel Tom Parsons BEST BUILD AND FIGURE Kay Shutt Milo Nelson 27 JUST PLAIN NICE Jocile Grimes Virgil Classen For the first time your school boasts a mascot. A gleaming black Dragon with lashing tail and attired in a real letterman sweater, with the D prominent on his puffed out chest. This treasure, which is scooted to all athletic events on a specially built platform, was lovingly made by Judy Ottaway, Judy Barnard , Judy Dick and Andrea Vincill, of wire, paper, paint, varnish and lots of imagination. He will doubtless be an inspirational aid to the teams success for many years. 28 Mary Jaynes John Quiring SENIOR INDEX ALLEN, FRED S.B. 2-4; S.B. Play 3; Junior-Senior Play 4; Tailtwisters 2-4; Thespians 3-4; Hi-Y 3-4. ANDERSON, COLLEEN S.B. 3-4; G.L. 3-4; Dragonettes, Secretary 4; Hi-Steppers 4; Chairman of Mothers' Tea. ARENDS, JUDY S.B. 2-4; G.L. 2-4; G.A.A. 2-4; Y-Teens 2-3; Choir 3-4; Girls' Chorus 2; Student Council 3. AUSTIN, DOUGLAS S.B. 2-4; Class Sergeant-at-Arms 3; S. B. Vice-President; Football 2-4; Wrestling 2-4; Inspirational Player 4; Player in Shrine game; Sweetheart King 2; Hi-Y 2-4; Fire Squad 2-4; Letter-man 2-4; Thespians 4; Student Council; Activity Council. BALZER, MARTHA S.B. 2-4; G.L. 2-4; Student Council; Typing Certificate 2; Y-Teens 2-3; Dragonettes 2-4; Chorus 2-4; Office Practice 3; Majorettes 4. BARNARD, JUDY S.B. 2-4; G.L. 2-4; G.L. Secretary; Student Council 4; Girls’ League Cabinet 4; D.AJR. Award 4. BERNIER, DONNA S.B. 2-4; G.L. 2-4 S.B. Treasurer 2; Yell Leader 3, Queen 4; Senior Hall of Fame 4; Girl of the Month 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Sweetheart Queen 2; Y-Teens 2-3; G.A.A. 2-4; F.H.A. 3-4; Dragonettes 2. BURBANK. DONAVON S.B. 2-4; F.F.A. 2-4, Award 3. CATES, DONEL S.B. 2-4; G.L. 2-4; Hi-C 2-4; Dragonettes 2-4; Annual Staff 4. CLASSEN. JOYCE S.B. 2-4; G.L. 2-4; Y-Teens 2-3; Choir 2- 4; F.H.A. 3. CLASSEN, VIRGIL S.B. 3-4; Class Vice-President 4; Band 3- 4, President 4; Letterman 4; Business Manager, Dragon 4; Football 3-4; Track, W.V.L. Second Team 4. DARROW,GEORGE S.B. 2-4; Tailtwisters 2-3; Thespians 3, Honor 4; Swing Choir 3; Boys’ Chorus 4. EDIGER, EUNICE 5. B. 2-4; G.L. 2-4; Y-Teens 2-3; F. H.A. 2; Dragonettes 2-3; Choir 4; Girls Chorus 3. BARTSOFF, JOHN S.B. 2-4; Tailtwisters 2-4, drill leader 4; Student Council; Basketball Intra-murals. BEEBE,JUDY S.B. 2-4; G.L. 2-4; G.A.A. 2-4; F. H.A. 2-4; Choir 2-4; Y-Teens2-3; Periscope 3. BERKEY, TOM S.B. 3-4; Hi-Y 3-4, Vice-President 4; Tailtwisters 3; Class President 4; Student Council 4; Activity Council 4; Basketball; JV 3, Varsity 4. FAST, MURLINE S.B. 2-4; Student Council 2-4; Election Commission 2; Class Treasurer 3; Letterman 3-4, President 4; Football 3-4; Basketball 2-4; Track 2-4; Thespians 3-4, Best Actor 3; Hi-Y 3-4. FAIRCHILD, GEORGE ANN S.B. 2-4; G.L. 2-4; F.H.A. 2-4, President 4; Y-Teens 2-3, Treasurer 3; L R. L. 2-3; Dragonettes 2-4; Student Council 4; Activity Council 4. FEST, LUCY S. B. 2-4; G. L. 2-4; G.A.A. 4; Y-Teens 2,3; F.H.A. 2-4; Choir 2. Student Body 29 FISHER, JANICE S.B. 2-4; G.L. 2-4; G.A.A. 2-4; Y-Teens 2-3; Girls' Chorus 2 4; F.H.A.4. FLEMING, ANN S.B. 2-4; G.L. 2-4, President 4; Drag-onettes 2-4, Vice-President 3; Girl of the Month 4; Senior Hall of Fame 4; F. H.A. 2; Y-Teens 2; Dragon Staff 2; Thespians 3; Choir 2-4; G.A.A. 3-4. FOSTER, EDDY S.B. 2-4; Chorus 2-4; Tailtwisters 3-4; Retailing 4, President 4. FOSTER, J.C. S.B. 2-4; Senior Hall of Fame 4. FOSTER, LAVERNE S.B. 4; G.L. 4, Activity Chairman 4; Senior Hall of Fame 4; Periscope 4. FREY, GORDON S.B. 2-4; Tailtwisters 2-4; Hi-Y 3-4; Letterman 3-4; Basketball 2-4; Baseball 2-4. FRIESEN, BOB S.B. 2-4; 'Class Treasurer 4; Letter-man 2-4, Vice- President 4; Dragon Sports Editor 3; Election Commission Chairman 4; Hi-C 4; Student Council 3-4; Baseball 2-4; Football 3-4; Boys' State 3; Senior Hall of Fame 4. FRIESEN, VERNON S.B. 2-4; Tailtwisters 3. GAITHER, JOY S.B. 3-4; G.L. 3-4; Yell Leader 4; Christmas Queen 4; Dragonettes 3; Senior Hall of Fame 4; Thespians 3-4, Best Actress 3; S.B. Play 3-4; G.A.A. 4; F. H.A. 3-4; I.R.L. 3; Choir 3-4; Girls' League Cabinet; Y-Teens 3. GENTRY, VICKIE S.B. 2-4; G.L. 2-4; G.A.A. 2-3; Dragonettes 2-3; Girls’ Chorus 4. GILLETT, PAT S.B. 2-4; G.L. 2-4; G.A.A. 2-4; F.H. A. 2-4; Dragonettes 3; Y-Teens3;Girls’ Chorus 3. GOERTZEN, MARILYN S.B. 2-4; G.L. 2-4; Class Secretary 2; Choir 2-4, President 3-4; Yell Leader 3-4; Retailing 4, Secretary 4; Girl of the Month 4; Senior Hall of Fame 4; Girls’ State 3; G.A.A. 2-4; F.H.A. 2-4; Y-Teens 2-3; Thespians 3-4, Best Supporting Actress 3; Hi-C 2-4; Choir 2-4; Student Council 2-4; Activity Council 2. Dick, John and Johnny GRIMES, JOCILE S.B. 2-4; G.L. 2-4; Yell Leader 3; G. A.A. 2-4, President 4; Girls’ State 3; Senior Hall of Fame 4; Girl of the Month 4; Elks Leadership Award 4; F. H.A. 2-4; Y-Teens 2-3; Activity Council 2; Student Council 2; Thespians 3-4; I. R.L. 3. GROVES, LETA S.B. 2-4; G.L. 2-4; Yell Leader 4; F.H.A. 2-4; G.A.A. 2-4; Y-Teens 2-3; Majorettes 3; Choir 2-4; Senior Hall of Fame 4; Girl of the Month 4; Dragon Staff 3. GRUVER, VIVIAN S.B. 2-4; G.L. 2-4; G.A.A. 2; Dragonettes 2; Hi-C. HAGESTROM, DENNIS S.B. 2-4; Yell Leader 4; Boys’ State 3; Tailtwisters 2-4; Letterman 2-4; Student Council 4; Senior Hall of Fame 4; Track 2-4 HANSON, GORDON S.B. 2-4; Hi-Y 2-4; Tailtwisters 2-4; Letterman 3-4; Choir 4; Driving Contest Award 3. HART, CHARLES S.B. 2-4; Letterman 2-4; F.F.A. 3-4, Vice-President 4. 30 Janice and Tom Ann Marilyn Donna Andrea and Rose polish up the trophies HAWORTH, CAROLINE S.B. 2-4; G.L. 2-4; Sweetheart Princess 3; Dragonettes 2-4; F.H.A. 2-4; Majorettes 4, Head Majorette 4; Y-Teens 2-3; I3.L. 3; Student Council 2-3; Thespians 3. HAYES. MARCIA S.B. 2-4; G.L. 2-4; Dragonettes 2. HELMS, EDDIE S.B. 2-4; F.F.A. 2-4; Band 3-4; Sentinel F.F.A. HENRY. GARY S.B. 2-4; Class Sergeant-at-Arms 2; Letterman 2-4, Secretary 4; Hi-Y 2 4; Student Council 4; Tailtwisters 2-4; Football 3; Basketball 2-4. HOEKSTRE, CLIFFORD S.B. 2-4; Choir 2-4; Thespians 3-4; Retailing 4. HOOGE, JANICE S.B. 2-4; G.L. 2-4, Secretary 3; Class Secretary 3; State Secretary of Girls' League 3; G.A.A. 2-4, Secretary 2; F. H.A. 2-4, Secretary 3; Dragon Staff 2; Thespians 3-4; S.B. Secretary 4; Senior Hall of Fame 4; Girl of the Month 4; Student Council 4; Dragonettes 4. JAYNES, MARY S.B. 2-4; G.L. 2-4; Y-Teens 2; Majorettes 2-4, President 4; G.A.A. 2-4; Band 2-4; Dragonettes 3-4. KEEFAUVER, KAROLYN S.B. 3-4; G.L. 3-4; Dragonettes 3; Y- Teens 3. KELLEY. MIKE S.B. 2-4; Class President 2; Student Council 2-4; Yell King 4; Activity Council 3-4; IJR.L. 2; Thespians 3-4; Letterman 3-4; Hi-Y 3-4; Boys’ State 3; Best Supporting Actor 3; Baseball 2-4; Football 2-3. KING, MAXINE S3. 4; Periscope 4; G.L. 4. KLASSEN, SHARON S.B. 2-4; G.L. 2-4; Senior Hall of Fame 4; Sweetheart Queen 4; G.A.A. 2-4; Y-Teens 2-3; Retailing 4. KLEEMAN, NANCY S.B. 2-4; G.L. 2-4; G.A.A. 2-4, Treasurer 2; F.H.A. 2-4, Vice-President 3. State Vice-President; Class President3; Senior Hall of Fame 4; Girl of the Month 4; Dragonettes 2-4; IJR.L. 3-4; Student Council 3-4; Activity Council 3-4; Choir 4; Thespians 3-4; Retailing 4, Reporter. LACEY, BARBARA S.B. 3-4; G.L. 3-4; Thespians 3-4, Treasurer 4; F.H.A. 3-4; G.A.A. 3-4; Y-Teens 3; Choir 3-4; Retailing 4; S.B. play 3. LA NIG, JERRY S.B. 2-4. LANIG, LARRY S.B. 2-4. LANTIS, PATRICIA S3. 2-4; G.L. 2-4; F3.A. 2-4; I.R.L. 2- 4, Treasurer 4; Dragonettes 2-3; Activity Council 3; Y-Teens 3; Thespians 3- 4. LAUDAHL, AUDREY S.B. 2-4; G.L. 2-4; F.H.A. 2-4; G. A.A. 2-4; Y-Teens 2-3; Choir 3; Drag-onettes 2. LAUDAHL, ROBERTA S.B. 2-4; G.L. 2-4; S.B. Treasurer 4; Y-Teens 2-3; I .R.L. 2-3; Activity Council 2; F.H.A. 2-4; Dragonettes 2-4; Stu- MULLINS, PAULINE S.B. 2-4, Treasurer 3; G.L. 2-4; G. A.A. 2-3; F.H.A. 2-4; Student Council 2-3; Choir 3-4; Dragonettes 2. MURPHY, MARJORIE S.B. 2-4; G.L. 2-4; I.R.L. 2-3; F. H. A. 4; Dragonettes 2. Johnny, Kay and Bob. dent Council 3-4. NEAL, OWEN LEFORS, LLOYD S.B. 2-4; I.R.L. 2; Tailtwisters 2-3; Choir 4; Boys’ Chorus 4. LEWERS, WILLA S.B. 2-4; G.L. 2-4; F.H.A. 2; Hi-C 2- 4; Dragonettes 2; Choir 2-3; G.A.A. 3- 4. LUKE. JERRY S.B. 2-4. MC BETH, WILLA S. B. 2-4; G.L. 2-4; Hi-C 2-4. MC DONALD, TOM S.B. 2-4; F.F.A. 2-4, President 4, A-wards 2-4; Letterman 3-4; Football3-4. S.B. 2-4; Band 2-4. NEEDHAM, TAMARA S.B. 2-4; G.L. 2-4; Y-Teens 2-3; F. H.A. 2-4; G.A.A. 2-4; Dragon Staff 2-3. NELSON, MILO S.B. 2-4; Senior Hall of Fame 4. NORRIS, MARILYN SJ3. 2-4; G.L. 2-4; Y-Teens 2-3, Secretary 2; G.A.A. 2-4, Sergeant at-Arms 2; F.H.A. 2-4, Treasurer 3; May Queen 2; Homecoming Princess 4; Senior Hall of Fame 4; Student Council 2-3. OTTAWAY, JUDY S.B. 2-4; G.L. 2-4; Majorettes 2-4, Secretary 2, Head Majorette 3; Dragonettes 2-3; Dragon Staff 3-4, Assistant Editor 4. Doug and Howard. MC LEAN, CLAUDE S.B. 2-4; Boys’ State; Student Council 2; Hi-Y 3-4, Secretary4;Letterman2-4; Sweetheart Prince 3; Basketball 2-4; Tailtwisters 3. MARION, MARTHA S.B. 2-4; G.L. 2-4; Choir 4. MEHL, ELWYN S.B. 2-4. MUELLER. MARLENE S.B. 2-4; G.L. 2-4; Dragonettes 2-3; Majorettes 4; F.H.A. 2-3; Retailing 4, Parliamentarian 4. OVERHOLSER, DIANE S.B. 2-4; G.L. 2-4; I.R.L. 2-3; G.A.A. 3-4; Hi-C 4; Girls’ League Cabinet 3-4; Homemaker Award 4. PARSONS. TOM S.B. 2-4; Class Vice-President 2, Class Sergeant-at-Arms 4; Hi-Y 2-4, President 4; S.B. Play 4; Senior HallofFame 4; Tailtwisters' 2-4; Letterman 2-4; Thespians 3-4; Fire Squad 2-4; Football 2-4; Basketball 2-4. PASCOE, ETHEL S.B. 3-4; G.L. 3-4; F.H.A. 3-4; Girl of the Month 4. 32 Tom PLILER, MARTHA S.B. 2-4; G.L. 2-4; F.H.A. 2-4; Majorettes 3-4, Secretary 4; Periscope 3; Dragon Staff 4; Office Staff 3; Senior Hall of Fame 4. POMEROY, AMY S.B. 2-4; G.L. 2-4; I.R.L. 2; Valedictorian 4; Girl of the Month 4; Choir 2-4; Dragonettes 3; G.L. Cabinet 3-4; Committee Chairman for Mothers Tea. STOUT, VELMA Dragonettes 2-3; S.B. 2-4; G.L. 2-4; G.A.A. 3. SUNDVALL. LYNN S.B. 2-4; Choir 2-4; Band 4. STRALEY, NANCY S.B. 2-4; G.L. 2-4; Dragonettes 2-3; Y-Teens 3; G.A.A. 4; F.H.A. 3-4. Ann, Nancy, Jocile and Janice PREVO, JOHNNY S.B. 2-4; Activity Council 4; Senior Hall of Fame 4. TAYLOR, FRANCES S.B. 2-4; G.L. 2-4; G.A.A. 2-4; F. H.A. 3-4. Johnny and Fred QUIRING, JOHN S.B. 2-4; Class Vice-President 3; Yell Leader 4; Thespians 3-4, Vice-President 4; Letterman 2-4; Tailtwisters3-4; Senior Hall of Fame 4; Inspirational Award 3; Hi-Y 3-4; Football 2-3; Basketball 2. RAYMOND, ROBERTA S.B. 2-4; G.L. 2-4; Dragon Staff 2, Assistant Editor 2; F.H.A. 2; G.A.A. 2; Thespians 2; Periscope 4, Editor 4. REGEHR, RICHARD S.B. 2-4; F.F.A. 2-4; Activity Council 4; F.F.A. Awards 2-3. RITCHEY, LARRY S.B. 2-4; Tailtwisters 2-4; Hi-C 3-4, Vice-President 4; Band 2-3; Thespians 3-4; Fire Squad 2-4;'Choir 4. THIESSEN, BETTY S.B. 2-4; G.L. 2-4; Hi-C 2-4; Dragonettes 2; Choir 2-4. THOMPSON, MARILYN S.B. 4; G.L. 4; F.H.A. 4; G.A.A. 4. VANN, BENNY S.B. 2-4; Band 3-4; Retailing 4. VENCILL, ANDREA S.B. 3-4; G.L. 3-4; G.A.A. 3-4; Dragonettes 3. VERBECK, GERALD S.B. 3-4; S.B. President 4; Thespians 3-4; Tailtwisters 3; I.R.L. 3-4; Chess Club 4; Top Ten 4; Senior Hall of Fame 4. Donna, Marilyn and Mike. ROWELL, MARY S.B. 2-4; G.L. 2-4; Student Council 2; Periscope 2-4, Editor 3; Dragon Staff 4, Assistant Editor 4; Salutatorian 4; G. A.A. 2-4; Y-Teens 2; Dragonettes 2;S.B. Handbook Chairman 4. SEALS, BILL S.B. 2-4; F.F.A. 3-4, Treasurer 4; Track 2-4; Senior Hall of Fame 4. SELLERS, ROSE S.B. 2-4; G.L. 2-4; G.A.A. 3-4; Hi-C 2-4; Choir 2-4; Dragonettes 2-3. SHUTT, KAY S.B. 2-4; G.L. 2-4; Class Secretary 4; G.L. Treasurer 4; Dragonettes 4; Student Council 4; Activity Council 4. 33 WIENS, PATRICIA S.B. 2-4; G.L. 2-4; Hi-C 2-3; Choir 2-3; Senior Hall of Fame 4; Student Council 4. WRIGHT, CHARLOTTE S.B. 3-4; G.L. 3-4; Hi-C 3; I.R.L. 4; Student Council 4; Dragon Staff 4, Editor 4; Dragonettes 4. YOST, GAROLD S.B. 2-4; Letterman 3; Track 3. YOUNG, HELEN S.B. 2-4; G.L. 2-4; S.B. Play 4; Hi-C 2-4, President 3; Activity Council 3; Thespians 4; Choir 2-4; Top Ten 4. oOnAP JUNIORS Carrol Diehm 36 John Burkholder Sharon Shelton Jo Ann Melcher i' t Lee Kivett Jerry Simpson Vernon Wiensz James Hadley Joy Gibby Cynthia Giesbrecht Neale Povey 1 VA Carol Baker James Osterberg Marie Cesare Ron Jennison FRONT ROW: Carol Swensen, Shirley Craig, Sharon Shelton, Mike Perkins, Elmer Riemer, Jim Barnard, Dick Sherman, Kim Roberts. MIDDLE ROW: Merle Hague, John Dhabolt, Vernon Tepper, Duane Berg, Everett Cross, Val Mueller, Lester Martin, Jerry Wickstrom. BACK ROW; Roy Clark, Stan Sullivan, Elmer Durfee, Marvin Cook, David Buller, Ron Isaac, Eugene Fay, Fred Orsborn. NOT PICTURED: Marilyn Anderson, Karyn Bennett, Virginia Collins, Gerald Fink, Sandra Fisher, Valdean Friesen, Dean Garland, James Kernen, D’Arlene Lewers, Shirley Rogers, Joan Rose, Joyce Wenger. JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Just finishing a busy year of earning money to give the outgoing seniors a prom and banquet that they will not forget; the juniors are preparing for the positron of being the school leaders and top class next year. Since they are the smallest class, all of ninety, they will have to work twice as hard. Representing the class at the Christmas dance were Virginia Collins and Doug Lund. Sharon Shelton and Ivan Esau were the junior princess and prince at the Sweetheart Ball. Girls rest during GAA initiation. Nancy Kleeman initiates Shirley Rogers. LEFT TO RIGHT: President, Mike Grimes; Vice-President, Steve Webb; Sergeant-at-arms, Chappy Arnold. NOT SHOWN: Kay Anderson, Secretary-Treasurer. ADVISORS: Mr. Elton Salisbury and Mr. Glenn Knight. SOPHOMORES %% SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY Take somebrains; add brawn and beauty; season with football, dates, geometry assignments, add a few well-placed giggles; stir well, and you have the sophomore class of 1958, one of the biggest classes in the history of Dallas High School. Although it may seem (to the boys) that there are more girls intheclass, actually it is true. The girls outnumber the boys by twelve--eighty girls and sixty-eight boys. Connie Fast, escorted by Mel Schulson, was the sophomore princess for the Girls League Christmas dance. The sophomores keeping pace with a time-honored tradition, sponsored the gala May dance. Kay Anderson Barbara Arney Mary Ann Andreson ROW ONE, Left to Right: Chappy Arnold, Joanne Baker, Judy Baker, Marjorie Bakke, Marvel Balzer, Beverly Banks, Marilyn Barry, Tim Bartel. ROW TWO: Raymond Beard, John Bernier, Janice Bourn, Linda Carr, Lois Clack, Everett Collingham, Laritta Cramer, Jim Crum. ROW THREE: Larry Dashiell, Larry Dick, Nancy Diehm, Edith Eggert, Connie Fast, Judy Fast, Kathie Fern, Melinda Forrette. ROW FOUR: Loretta Fortner, Luella French, Arvis Friesen, Gloria Friesen, Dave Gaither, Mike Gentry, Barbara Gillett, Mike Grimes. ROW ONE, Left to Right: Lorraine Garland, Janis Guy. Karen Haas, Ardis Hamilton, Wendell Harms, Vincent Haworth, Bob Henderson, George Heppner. ROW TWO: Frances Hewitt, Jean Holt, Paul Hooge, Richard Hunt. Tom Hansen. Erma Janzen, Connie Johnson, Dennis Jones. ROW THREE: Allan Kliewer, Und ambert, Nadene Lepp, Larry Link. Sandra Logan, Marlin Lowery, Sandra Marcott, Clara Mardorf. Fred Selby. Karolena Sellers. Sally Simpson. Beatrice Leiand ROW ONE, Left to Right: Elsie Spetebroot, Janice Thompson, Larry Thompson, Dennis Van Buskirk, Jan Van Den Bosch, Anita Vann, Daryl Wade, Elizabeth Wages. ROW TWO: Stephen Webb, Richard Whitlow, Ronald Willems, Virginia Wilson, Gerald Zahnle, Charles Taylor, Richard Haines, Robert Lund. BACK: Roger Harms, Phillip Graunke, Merlin McCloud, Delbert Hoekstre, Ernie Teal, John Hessel-grave, Jerry Mennis. MIDDLE: Richard Bates, Steven Villwock, Gary Martin, Dick Sherman, Bob Hague, Roger Clark, Vernon Hamm. FRONT: Pat Toews, Viola Cross, Hazel Ivie, Mary Seals, Judy Ritchey. NOT PICTURED Gary Brown Bonita Bunger John Burbank Leon Cook Gary Crispin Patsy Dundas Doug Dunkin Diane Fisher Lee Foster Tom Hanson Larry Hilliker Pat Rogers Bill Salsgiver Gerald Smith Jim Webb Margaret Wiensz Berta Workman Betty Zeigler 44 Brenda Moen Lance Luke Hi-C Sponsors the toy drive in December, for the needy children! Richard Haines, Betty Thiessen, Donel Cates, Carol Nelson Yell leaders sell tickets to the out-of-town games. About to buy from Leta and Donna are: Linda Norton, Virginia Parke, Barbara Gillette, Virginia Wilson, and Linda Lambert. ORGANIZATIONS Miss Oregon, Judith Hanson of Astoria, speaks to the girls at one of the Girls’ League Meetings. THE CHESS CLUB STANDING: Allen DeVoe, Mr. Wagner, Jerry Verbeck, Dick Sherman, Tom Hanson, Don Schullenburger, Doug Otjen, Neal Povey, Merle Hague, Jerry Zanley, Richard Hagard, Jim Bradley, Jerry Simpson, Ken Roberts. SITTING: Judy Page, Roger Harmes, Larry Dashiell, Nancy Kelly, Lee Ann Salisbury, Tim Bartell, John McDonald, Eloise Staats, Lucille Friesen. is newly organized this year by those interested in the art of playing chess. President Jerry Simpson Secretary Doug Otjen Advisor Mr. Wagner THE INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS LEAGUE The I. R. L. is a active club interested in the peoples of other nations. They have had speakers from South America, Asia Minor, Europe, Africa and exchange students here in Oregon. St CO ° W S.OVJ- De Noe- i0c e Da' wci e f tvesea- ?aS e Svi OFFICE PRACTICE TOP: Mrs. Dashiell, Donna Bernier, Marilyn Anderson, Carol Diehrn, Mary Jaynes, Carol Nelson, Leta Groves. BELOW STANDING: Lucy Fest, Gordon Hanson, Lee Kivett, Ann Fleming, Joan Rose. SITTING: Francis Taylor, Kay Shutt. SITTING: Mary Rowell, Mrs. Barry, Judy Barnard, Kay Shutt, Ann Fleming, Judy Page, Marilyn Barry, Luella French, Amy Pomeroy. STANDING: Virginia Collins, Nancy Kelly, Marilyn Goertzen, Nancy Kleeman, Jocile Grimes, Janice Hooge, Luciell Friesen, Pat Rogers. GIRLS’ LEAGUE CABINET GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION is an organization designed to bring about an interest in sports, healthful living, and good sportsmanship a-mong the girls at Dallas High. The club sponsors a playday, fun night and holds swimming and skating parties. BOTTOM: B. Lacey, N. Kleeman, A. Fleming. H. Staats, A. Wenko, J. Grimes, B. Brown, Miss Stettler, L. Groves, J. Hooge, M. Nash. SECOND; M. Rowell, S. Slyh, N. Povey, C. Fast, B. Gillett, C. Mardorf, J. Guy, A. Pankrats, B. Amey, L. Clack, J. Ritchey, J. Olson, P. Miles. THIRD: C. Baker, C. Pasco, B. Warkentin, L. Fortner, J. Quiring, M. Barry, V. Wilson, L. French, K. Haas. D. Fisher, M. Forrette, L. Norton. FOURTH: B. Zeigler, A. Vann, B. Banks, L. Lambert, R. Sellers, A. Venciell, A. Sellers, M. Jaynes, V. Collins, C. Swensen, J. Fast, K. Anderson. FIFTH: J. Gaither, M. Goertzen, S. Lewis, J. Dick, J. Rose, P. Rogers, L. Salisbury, J. Fisher, J. Arends, M. Norris, A. Laudahl, F. Taylor, D. Bernier. SIXTH: J. Page, L. Friesen, N. Kelly, J. Beebe, C. Diehm, J. Salisgiver, M. Thompson, L. Fest, J. Thompson, M. Seales, E. Wagers, S. Simpson, D. Overholser. Genius is one percent inspiration THE LETTERMEN'S CLUB is primarily for the purpose of promoting amateur athletics at Dallas High. They acted as hosts at the Open House. 48 BOTTOM: Murlin Fast, Bob Friesen, Gary Henry, Jim Nash, John Quiring, Tom Parsons, Claud Me Clean. SECOND; Doug Austin, Charles Hart, Gordon Frey, Gordon Hanson, Bill McCleary, Everett Cullingham, Bob Prevo. THIRD: Fred Osborn, Sonny Yost, Doug Otjen, Mike Kelly, Dennis Hagestrom, Don Stoneburner, Merle Hague. FOURTH: Jim Mabry, Dick Sherman, Alai Kleiver, Les Phillips, Bob Hague. FIFTH: Don Barnes, Lynn Sunvall, Bill Seales, Tom McDonald, Bob Wall, John Burkholder. MAJORETTES President, Mary Jaynes Secretary, Martha Pliler Treasurer, Caroline Haworth Advisor, Mr. Kienzle FRONT: Martha Pliler, Marilyn Anderson, Marlene Muller, Martha Balzer, Caroline Haworth. BACK: Colleen Anderson, Barbara Lacey, Mary Jaynes, Kay Anderson, Judy Ottaway. and ninety-nine per cent perspiration YELL LEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Dennis Hagestrom, Joy Gaither, Marilyn Goertzen, Mike Kelly, Donna Bernier, Leta Groves, John Quiring. 49 BOTTOM: Barbara Lacey, Nancy Kleeman, Ann Fleming, Carol Nelson, Joy Gaither, Roberta Nelson, JudyOttaway, Martha Pliler, Pat Lantis, Janice Hooge, Jocile Grimes, Leta Groves, Virginia Collins. SECOND: Mrs. Veal, Marilyn Goertzen, Beatrice Slyh, Nancy Povey, Clara Mardorf, Marilyn Barry, Ardith Pankratz, Kathie Fern, Phyllis Miles, Judy Ritchey, Judy Olson, Joanne Baker. THIRD: Karolyn Keefauver, Marilyn Anderson, Beverly Warkentin, Judy Beebe, Alvera Wenko, Carol Diehm, Jill Sals-giver, Karen Haas, Gloria Friesen, Melinda Forrette, Judy Baker, Marvel Balzer, Kay Anderson. FOURTH: Marjorie Murphy, Betty Zeigler, Beverly Banks, Linda Lambert, Lucy Fest, Marilyn Thompson, Pauline Mullins, Caroline Haworth, Carol Swensen, Judy Fast, Frances Hewitt. FIFTH: Jean Holt, Linda Carr, Lee Ann Salisbury, Bonita Bunger, Laritta Cramer, Janice Thompson, Mary Seals, Janice Fisher, Judy Arends, Marilyn Norris, Audrey Laudahl, Francis Taylor, Donna Bernier. THE FUTURE HOMEMAKERS of AMERICA aim to prepare girls for future roles as wives and mothers. It sponsors the annual Sweetheart Dance and the fund raising drive at Christmas. The girls also attend district and state conference.s. President, George Ann Fairchild Vice-President, Sharon Shelton Secretary, Carol Nelson Treasurer, Virginia Collins Advisor, ETnagene F. Veal FUTURE FARMERS President, Tom McDonald Vice-President, Charles Hart Secretary, Gary Spady Treasurer, Bill Seals Advisor, Melvin Miller AMERICA F. F. A. is designed to bring about an interest in animals and farmlife. The boys attend district and state conventions. BOTTOM: Tom McDonald, Charles Hart, Gary Spady, Bill Seals, Ron Isaac. SECOND: Roy Clark, Don Burbank, Don Bams, Richard Regehr, Ray Richter. THIRD: Marlin Lowery, Chappy Arnold, Vincent Haworth, Henry Schmitt, Laveme Ratzlaff. FOURTH: Stanley Sullivan, Bob Rogers, Roger Clark, Arvis Friesen, Donlee Schellenberger. FIFTH: Harper McDonald, Eugene Faye, Marvin Cook, Dan Buller, Elmer Durfee. SIXTH: Mr. Yates, Larry Dick, Delbert Hoekstre, Fred Osborn, Melvin Miller. THESPIANS The purpose of the Thespians is to develop an interest in drama and dramatics within the school, the city, and the community. To work actively in all school plays, class plays, and operettas when asked to do so. The Thespians is a national honorary club and is very active. FRONT ROW: Gary Henry, Jocile Grimes, Jim Nash, John Quiring Barbara Lacey, Nancy Kelly, Marilyn Barry, Sue Lewis. SECOND ROW; Mike Kelly, Joy Gaither, Janice Hooge, Murline Fast, Fred Allen, Tom Parson, Mike Grimes, Jerry Simpson, Jerry Verbeck. THIRD ROW: Larry Ritchey, Helen Young, Pat Lantis, Luciell Friesen, Ann Fleming, Judy Beebe, Linda Lambert, Marilyn Anderson, Carol Mercer, Kay Anderson, Doug Otjen. FOURTH ROW: Marie Cesare, Eloise Staats, Lee Ann Salisbury, Judy Page, Nancy Kleeman, Marilyn Goertzen, Joan Rose, Carol Diehm, Alvera Wenko, Daryl Wade, Clifford Hoekstre, George Darrow. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION FRONT ROW: Marilyn Goertzen, Eddie Foster, Barbara Lacey, Larry Ritchey, Benny Vann, Clifford Hoekstre. SECOND ROW: Jocile Grimes, Marlene Muller, Pauline Mullins, Sharon Balzer, Janice Hooge, Nancy Kleeman, Jim Conatser. THIRD ROW; Tom Berkey, Jim Nash, John Quiring, Dennis Hagestrom, Elmer Reimer, Jerry Wickstrom, Virgil Friesen, Edward Caillier, Instructor. Distributive Education provides experience for students in the business world. The students gain this experience by working part time in various businesses in Dallas. Only by working may one become a member of this organization. 51 FRONT ROW; S. Lewis, P. Mullins, C. Swensen, J. Beebe, F. Bowden, R. Sellers, A. Pomeroy, C. Pascoe, J. Classen, SECOND ROW: F. Taylor, J. Melcher, M. Marion, L. Friesen, P. Lantis, D. Gaither, E. Cul-N. Kleeman, M. Balzer, A. Fleming. THIRD ROW; G. Cook, E. Foster, D. Barnes, L. LeFores, R. Beebe, Groves, B. Thiessen, D. Bernier. ‘•That which is not worth BAND FRONT ROW; Bill McCleary, Mike Grimes, Marlin Lowery, James Crum, Roger Harms. SECOND ROW: Anita Vann, Margaret Eggert, George Heppner, Larry Dashiell, Neal Povey. THIRD ROW; Edith Eggert, Gloria Friesen, Bob Rogers, Karen Haas, Vernon Hamm. FOURTH ROW: Connie Johnson, Jim Webb, Mr. Kienzle, Donlee Schellenberger, John MacDonald. FIFTH ROW; Shirley Rogers, Lynn Sundvall, Dave Hiebenthal, Maxine Nash, Kim Roberts. SIXTH ROW; [Benny Vann, Dick Sherman, Jerry Verbeck, Virgil Classen, Owen Neal. A. Wenko, V. Friesen, S. Rogers, M. Goertzen, R. Stone, M. Anderson, P. Willems, C. Diehm, J. Arends, lingham, G. Hanson, C. Rosenbalm, B. Lacey, N. Straley, E. Ediger, G. Babcock, K. Keefauver, H. Young, B. M. Seals, S, Sullivan, C. Hart, L. Sundvall, M. Hague, L. Kivett, D, Wade, J. Kernen, J. Schmidt, L. saying ... is sung” GIRLS’ CHORUS The CHOIR and GIRLS’ CHORUS is organized for the students who enjoy singing. This club sings for the student body, churches, and school functions. In March both organizations will compete in contests for placement according to their ability. Also in March, they are putting on a Pop’s Concert with the Band. FRONT ROW; Carol Muller, Marvel Balzer, Berta Workman, Karolena Sellers, Andrea Vencill, Rosalei Roub, Kay Anderson. Sally Simpson, Loretta Fortner. SECOND ROW; Virginia Parke, Diane Fisher. Lee Foster, Linda Carr, Margaret Eggert, Barbara Brown, Janice Fisher, Melinda Forrette. THIRD ROW; Marilyn Norris, Francis Hewitt, Elsie Spetebroot, Carol Mercer, Marilyn Barry, Elsie Muller, Virginia Collins, Maxine Nash, Judy Olsen. DRAGONETTES President, Nancy Kleeman Vice-President, Ann Fleming Secretary, Colleen Anderson Advisor, Lucile Salisbury FRONT ROW; N. Kleeman, A. Fleming. SECOND ROW: L. French, L. Salisbury, N. Kelly, B. Brown, M. Barry, C. Haworth, M. Thompson, J. Grimes. THIRD ROW; V. Wilson, E. Staats, N. Povey, C. Fast, J. Guy, A. Pankratz, C. Mardorf, C. Mercer, B. Slyh. FOURTH ROW: C. Baker, C. Pascoe, K. Casey, C. Woods, B. Banks, L. Friesen, J. Page, M. Anderson, F. Bowden. FIFTH ROW: B. Warkentin, J. Melcher, R. Stone, A. Wenko, C. Diehm, J. Dick, S. Lewis, S. Balzer, C. Nelson. SIXTH ROW; R, Laudahl, K. Shutt, C. Wright, C. Anderson, M. Jaynes, M. Balzer, P. Miles, M. Forrette. A sound mind is a sound body’ LIBRARIANS The Dallas High School library is organized on a standard pattern followed by most libraries. These girls help the students, by getting information from the stock room and vertical files. They also help to mend and repair damaged books. 54 SITTING: Eunice Ediger, Martha Marion, Caroline Haworth, Barbara Brown. STANDING: Faye Bowden, Amy Pomeroy, Judy Barnard, LaVerne Foster. HI -C The purpose of HI-C is to extend Christian ideas and a wholesome attitude toward a Christian way of life. They also do church work and occasionally have guest speakers at their noon meetings. FRONT: Donel Cates, Willa McBeth, Betty Thiessen, Helen Young, Diane Overholser, Marilyn Goertzen, Larry Dashiell. SECOND: Larry Ritchey, Ruth Stone, Beverly Warkentin, Cynthia Giesbrecht, Carol Nelson, Luciell Friesen, George Heppner. THIRD: Mildred Kliever, Dave Hiebenthal, Bob Friesen, Tim Bartel, Roger Harms, Arvis Friesen. OFFICERS HI -Y President, Tom Parsons Vice-President, Tom Berkey Secretary-Treasurer, Claud McLean Chaplain, John Burkholder HI-Y's purpose is to create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. Hi-Y is affiliated with the Y. M. C. A. John Quiring Gordon Frey Gordon Hanson Mike Kelly Murlin Fast Jim Nash Tom Berkey, Gary Henry Fred Allen Bob Wall John Burkholder Doug Austin Claud McLean Tom Parsons 55 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA ANNUAL STAFF For the first time this year, a F. T. A. club was organized here at Dallas High. It will start its scheduled activities in the fall. SITTING: Marilyn Goertzen, Jamie Whitworth, Ethel Pas-coe, Judy Barnard. STANDING: John Bartsoff, Tom Berkey. STAFF Editor, Charlotte Wright Assistants, Judy Ottaway, Mary Rowell Sports Editor, Barbara Brown Business Manager, Virgil Classen Not Pictured: Barbara Brown, Virgil Classen. Martha Goebel, Larry Dashiell, George Heppner. PERISCOPE LEFT: Judy Ottaway, Genevieve Beharrell, Mary Rowell, Charlotte W right. SITTING: Maxine King, Marie Cesare, LaVerne Foster, Caroline Haworth, Marilyn Anderson. BACK: Larry Dashiell, George Heppner, Jerry Dick, Roberta Raymond, John Burkholder, Clara Mardorf. ACTIVITIES traditional bon-fire made by the Letterman bums brightly! Before time activities of the Homecoming game resulted in the serpentine that made its way through town. TOP LEFT: Elmer Reimer tries out the P.A. system while Vernon Frie-sen makes necessary adjustment. The student body applauds Queen Donna who reigned over the Homecoming activities. Doug gets the game under way by running between the Dragons' goal posts. ESCORTS, Left to Right: Milo Nelson, Tom Berkey, John Prevo, John Quiring, Bill Seals. PRINCESSES: Janice Hooge, Kay Shutt, Queen Donna Bernier, Marilyn Norris, Leta Groves. HOMECOMING Court and escorts enjoy Homecoming banquet. The class of’47 was the sponsoring class for Homecoming, which was a complete success. Dallas Dragons beat the Central Panthers 7-6, after the banquet that was held at Whitworth School. The Homecoming dance held after the game attracted alumni and students alike. SWEETHEART BALL Sweetheart Queen and King are crowned by last year’s King and Queen at the Sweetheart Ball. LEFT TO RIGHT: Juniors Ivan Esau and Sharon Shelton, Pete Bennett, Seniors Queen Sharon Klassen and King Jim Nash, LaVerne Price, Sophomores Kay Anderson and Stephen Webb. George Ann Fairchild, President of the Future Homemakers of America, and Tom MacDonald, President of the Future Farmers of America, presented the court before the spectators during the halftime of the Estacada game. Winning the game made the dance just that much nicer. The two clubs sponsor the Ball each year. 60 1957 GRID SCORES Sept. Dallas Opponent 13 12 McMinnville 24 20 14 Newberg 0 27 H 21 Reynolds 19 Oct. 4 League Jamboree Estacada 5 H 10 Cottage Grove 14 11 Cancelled by Estacada 18 H 28 Molalla 13 25 H 7 Central 6 Nov. 1 57 Camby 7 8 34 Sandy 7 QUARTER FINALS 15 6 Willamina 25 denotes league games H denotes home games FOOTBALL-1957 ALL STARS ’57 Doug Austin Bill McCleary Virgil Classen SCRIM Don Barnes Mike Grimes TCB NYG AVE.Y Grimes 87 660 7.6 Classen 41 310 7.6 Parsons 60 444 7.4 PC YG AVE.Y TPP Friesen 15 423 28.2 4 Barnes 8 152 19 1 Webb 8 123 15.3 2 PA PC YGPAVE Wall 82 34 785 9.6 This year Doug Austin became the fourth football player in Dallas history to have an opportunity to play in the Shrine game. The other four players were Jack Cook in 1948, Wes Ediger in 1951. and Rex Domaschofskyin 1955. Bob Wall Mike goes over 62 Reynolds Kenneth Jacobson COACH The 1957 football season was termed a success by the work of our varsity squad. Doug Austin’s job of guarding took him to the state Shrine game. Tom Parsons did an excellent job. despite his height. Our defense man was Murline Fast and Virgil Classen, end scored a rushing average of 102 yards. Bob Wall was classed as the best quarterback of the league. Returning next year will be Bob Wall, Mike Grimes, Gerold Fink, Bill McCleary, Don Stoneburner, Stan Sullivan, and Dave Heibenthal. The manager was Allen Kliever and quoting Doug, he don't look like much, but he's the best manager we ever had. Bob Friesen for touchdown game Dennis Jones Don Stoneburner 63 V TOP: Dennis Jones, Steve Webb, Mike Grimes, Bob Henderson, Mel Schulson, Henry Schmidt, Chappy Arnold, Everett Collingham. CENTER: Daryl Wade, Bob Wall, Dave Hiebenthal, Bill McCleary, Stan Sullivan, Don Stoneburner, Richard Whitlow. FRONT: Tom Parsons, Doug Austin, Bob Friesen, Don Barnes, Murline Fast, Virgil Classen, Gary Spady. Parsons gains despite Newbetg tackle. Spady intercepts; Newberg gets worm's-eye view. •58 BASKETBALL VARSITY SCORING RESULTS WINNERS LOSERS Forest Grove 53 Dallas North Salem 53 Dallas McMinnville 37 Dallas Dallas 52 Forest Grove Sweethome 46 Dallas Dallas 58 South Salem Dallas 56 McMinnville Dallas 57 Sweethome North Salem 55 Dallas Dallas 51 Albany Dallas 46 Estacada Dallas 78 Central Dallas 61 Canby Dallas 49 Molalla South Salem 64 Dallas Albany 52 Dallas Dallas 67 Sandy Dallas 71 Cam by Dallas 93 Estacada Dallas 56 Molalla Dallas 53 Central Dallas 56 Sandy Dallas 56- Molalla Dallas 53 Central Dallas 56 Sandy TOURNEY PLAYOFFS Dallas 73 Vale Dallas 70 Scapoose Dallas 46 St. Francis 47 40 36 36 43 49 49 46 48 46 22 53 37 42 61 50 50 57 32 53 49 54 53 49 54 56 49 42 Murline scrambles for recovery. Another basket for Henry. Dick Sherman pulls in ball. The win at Central February 25 cinched the W.V.L. and a berth in the state playoffs at South Salem. It's a lay-in for Bob Les stands by. WVL TOTEM POLE On Friday December 6. 1957, as the tradition yearly demanded, the six schools of the W. V. L. league came together to play for the totem pole and sportsmanship trophy. At about 10: P. M. it was announced that Dallas had won both awards. This totem was carved by a Klamath Indian named Lefty Wild Eagle. It was first won by Molalla in 1952; Silverton and Sandy tied in 1953; Molalla won again in 1954; Central in 1955; and Dallas won it both in 1956-57, and retains permanent possession. The first totem retired in 1951 was won by Molalla. TOP: Coach Kunke, Tom Parsons, Leslie Phillips, Bob Wall, Doug Otjen, Tom Ber-key, John Burkholder, Henry Morgan, Manager. FRONT: Murline Fast, Gary Henry, Claud McLean, Bill McCleary, Dick Sherman, Gordon Frey. TOP ROW: Jerry Mennis, Ron Willems, Mike Grimes, Henry Schmidt, Richard Whitlow, Melvin Schulson. SECOND ROW: Elton Salisbury, coach; David Hiebenthal, Craig Rosenbalm, Wendell Harms, Tim Bartell, Bob Henderson, Merle Hague. FRONT ROW: Stephen Webb, Larry Link, Daryl Wade, Everett Collingham. Murline Fast blocks a shot. Central game Fast action wins the game for Dallas Doug Austin Charles Hart Gene Cook Doug won second place in the state meet at Eugene, February 22. Charles took third place in the district meet at Sweet home. With but two matches to go Gene was required to quit wrestling because of doctors orders. TOP: Leroy Fritz, Coach; Jerry Simpson, Kim Roberts, Arnold Mitchell, Doug Austin, Gene Cook, Charles Hart, Fred Orsbornn. CENTER: Bob Hague, Bob Warkentin, Leland Smith. Brad Randle, Ron Baker, Jerry Zahnle, Manager; Carl Faussett. FRONT: Jack Schier-man. Bob Livingstone, Jerry Miller, Gary Gentry, Larry Morse, Larry Lundgren, Bob Prevo. Jerry has Gene down for the moment. WRESTLING WON VARSITY 5 LOST 7 JR. VARSITY 7 5 Dallas 31 South Salem 19 Dallas 28 McMinnville 25 Dallas 32 Albany 14 Dallas 22 Central 25 Dallas 25 Molalla 23 Dallas 11 Corrallis 33 Dallas 21 North Salem 29 Dallas 16 Sandy 34 Dallas 16 Estacada 31 Dallas 9 Canby 42 Dallas 33 Silverton 11 Dallas 16 Central 25 Opposing Dallas and Sandy matmen meet on floor for introductions. VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS Marilyn Goertzen Captain This makes up part of the team that played for three weeks-to gain the championship. TOP: Pat Rogers, Mary Rowell, Judy Arends. FRONT: Rose Sellers, Janice Fisher, Audrey Laudahl. GIRLS INTRA-MURALS TOP: Sharon Shelton, D 'arene Lewers, Carrol Diehm, Lucille Friesen, Beverly Warkentin. FRONT: Shirley Rogers, Judie Page, Barbara Brown. BASKETBALL , n CHAMPIONS Dallas acts as host to Central and Silverton in a sports day event. CLASSROOM COMPETITION Barbara Brown, Carrol Diehm, Shirley Craig and Sharon Shelton gain grace and skill at badminton. Play day provides fun and aids in forming new friendships. Silvertonchallenged Dallas G. A. A. to game of basketball. The out come was Dallas over Silver-ton 34 to 20. Q duig c Cwuiivt Camputuj CARRIERS 1011 Lyle Street INTERNATIONALLY KNOWN Dallas, Oregon LIFT TRUCKS Phone MAyfair 3-2391 71 A Good Place to Shop After All BEN FRANKLIN STORE 5 10-------$1.00 Up Dallas Oregon Congratulations to the Class of 1958 DALLAS LOCKER MARKET 616 Mill Street Phone MA 3-2497 Dallas, Oregon Flowers for every occasion, especially for the individual Let us know your problems. MARGARETS FLOWERS Special Service by Margaret and Doug Otjen, Owners 617 Mill St. MA 3-3559 DALLAS STEAM LAUNDRY AND LINEN SUPPLY 512 Washington Street Phone MA 3-3276 Dallas Oregon Congratulations to the Class of 1958 DALLAS CITY BANK Dallas Oregon 72 DALLAS DRIVE-IN Burger - Baskets Fountain Service - Car Service Orders to Take Out East Salem Highway DALLAS FLORAL Flowers for all Occasions 610 Birch Street Dallas, Oregon Dallas Oregon Phone MA 3-3256 DEWITT’S IGA Foodliner 103 Salem Road, Dallas, Oregon For Printing in a Hurry . . Take it to CURRY’S 323 Main Dallas MA 3-3205 Quality Service Delivery Office Furniture - Complete Office Supplies Cache Siaticneny-Company Agents for Art Metal Steel Files - Desks - El-units Aluminum Chairs - Sikes Chairs - Myrtle Desks Harter Steel Chairs Duplicating Machines - Dictating Machines TELEPHONE 3-4404 Compliments of Ateier and Sbtank Co-. Oregon's Own Store Since 1857 Salem EM 3-2211 For Quality Standard Brand Athletic Equipment and Sporting Goods See HOWARD WICKLUND 327 State St., Salem, Oregon 73 J.C. PENNEY CO. Always First Quality 508 Main Street Dallas Oregon HAROLD RICH HEATING Plumbing - Heating Sheet Metal Work 516 Main Street Phone MA 3-2548 Dallas, Oregon Compliments of DALLAS AUTO PARTS 512 Main Street Phone MA 3-2323 Dallas, Oregon For the Finest in Cleaning -Take It to - -DALLAS CITY CLEANERS 612 Washington Street Phone MA 3-3356 Dallas Oregon CARL MAY OIL COMPANY Stove Oil - Diesel - Gasoline Corner of Washington Church Streets Phone MA 3-2379 Dallas Oregon 74 Willamette £um ei Company A Contributing Factor To the Prosperity of the Community Since 1906 Dallas, Oregon Your Electric Center ADOLF’S ELECTRIC 331 Main Street Phone MA 3-3255 Dallas, Oregon Sales Wiring Service Repairing COOLEY'S FURNITURE Your Frigidaire Dealer 406 Main Street Dallas Oregon BOB'S TIRE SERVICE Wheel Alignment and Balancing Recapping - Vulcanizing MA 3-3429 711 Washington Dallas, Oregon For Milkshakes, Malts, Sundaes Floats, Luscious Hamburgers and Foot-Long Hot Dogs ICE QUEEN Comer of Main Washington Streets Dallas Oregon Do All Your Shopping Under One Roof CRIDER’S DEPARTMENT STORE Main Street, Dallas, Oregon For Finest Jewelry and Repairs Come to REMPEL'S JEWELRY 610 Mill Street MA 3-2198 Dallas, Oregon 76 There’s nyour future! Congratulations and Best Wishes To The Class of 1958 Jngiia, Motoc Co-. SALEM Court House Square Phone MA 3-2331 or 3-2332 Dallas, Oregon Authorized Sales and Service TITLE INS. Title Ins. and Escrows fffftO Of you Polk County Branch MILDRED'S BEAUTY SHOP Mary N. Gilbert, Owner BRYANT'S SHOE STORE We specialize in Haircutting and Soft Permanents Better Shoes for Less Money 611 Mill St. Dallas, Oregon 609 Mill Street Phone MA 3-2627 MA 3-4563 FOSTER'S AUTO SUPPLY and SPORTING GOODS 422 Main St. Dallas 77 Compliments of CAPITOL AUTO PARTS 627 Court Street Phone MA 3-2439 Dallas, Oregon STAN MALO INSURANCE For the Best Insurance Service 613 Court Street Dallas Oregon Fire - Auto - Bonds Casualty iDaltcn ihvautwte Gompxmy, Lane Cedar Chests Dallas, Oregon ITEM1ZER OBSERVER 517 Court Street Phone MA 3-2246 Dallas Oregon DALLAS BOOK STORE Always First Quality School Supplies, Books Office Supplies, Magazines Greeting Cards for all occasions 428 Main Street Dallas, Oregon 78 DEGRAFF’S CHURCH FURNITURE Compliments of DEGRAFF'S CABINET WORKS Phone MA 3-2377 404 Orchard Avenue Dallas Oregon CHURCH STREET MARKET Your Friendly Neighborhood Grocer Mr. Mrs. J. Howard Lance Owners 517 Church Street Phone MA 3-2588 Dallas Oregon DALLAS MUSIC SHOP Pop Records and Music Supplies 632 Court Street Phone MA 3-2389 Dallas Oregon STAFRINS DRUG STORE DALLAS BEAUTY NOOK The Rexall Store Let MA 3-4282 Mean Hair Styling For You Dial MA 3-2156 Open Monday through Saturday Vera Bensen, Operator Dallas, Oregon 515 Main Street Dallas, Oregon Congratulations To the Class of 1958 EAKIN ABSTRACT CO. 515 Court St. MA 3-3206 Dallas, Oregon 79 Geap uUUte Wwiehouae For the Best Quality in Grain, Feed, Seed Stored and Processed Wholesale and Retail Phone HA 3-2227 Dallas, Oregon Congratulations To The Class of 1958 J. C. TRACY COMPANY V. C. Troy Warren Hunter CAPITAL PRESS Compliments to the Class of '58 The Great Farm Weekly of the West Salem Oregon In Dallas It's ’’YOUNGS Your Neighborhood Grocer Serving Dallas Over 45 Years 1000 Ellis St. Phone MA 3-3226 Dallas Oregon Pittsburgh Paints POVEY BUILDERS SUPPLY Building Materials of all Kinds Shingles - Plaster - Lumber Hardware - Plywood - MLllwork We Deliver Phone MA 3-2328 Dallas WALL BROTHERS BARBER SHOP 516 Mill Street Dallas Oregon DALLAS WELDING BOILER SHOP A1 Burelbach Tanks, Farm Equipment Industrial Supplies Gangmills Edgers 512 Jefferson Street Dallas Oregon Phone MA 3-2408 80 Congratulations to the Class of 1958 FRIESEN’S CORE COMPANY Dallas Oregon IRISH WARNER Groceries - Flour - Vegetables Low Prices Every Day Trade With Your At Home Neighbor Dallas Oregon Congratulations to The Class of 1958 MUIR MC DONALD CO. TANNERS Established 1863 Incorporated 1909 100 Levens St. Dallas Oregon We Lead Others Follow Two Places to Serve You LES' SAV-MOR SERVICE Comer Levens and Ellendale Dallas, Oregon Tel. MA 3-3884 OIL CITY 129 West Salem Road Dallas, Oregon Tel. MA 3-3859 Best Wishes and Success to the Class of M58 from DALLAS GARBAGE DISPOSAL SERVICE 1012 Main Street Dallas WOOD’S INSURANCE AGENCY For Safety, Security, Service For all Your Insurance Needs Dallas, Oregon 633 Court Street Phone MA 3-2226 Enjoy the best in pictures from the comfort of your own car Mata , - Vu JAeatxe Largest Screen in the Willamette Valley Always Two Top Pictures Dallas Oregon 81 Serving You Since 1902 Quif Staulwwte Dallas 313 Main St. Oregon Phone MA 3-3236 Garden Insecticides, Sprays Garden Seeds and Field Seeds Plastic Sprinklers, Hand Pruners, Grass Clippers Sprayers, Garden Hose D. A. WHITE SONS EM 3-3127 251-261 State St. Salem, Oregon KURRE INSURANCE AGENCY State Farm Insurance Co. Auto Fire Life East Miller Avenue Dallas Phone MA ,3-2932 Diamonds -- Watches All Nationally Advertised Products on Credit The Diamond Store of Salem HARDMAN BROS. r STATE AND LIBERTY Salem, Oregon We Welcome New Accounts The Bakery Line Complete DALLAS BAKERY 615 Court St. Phone MA 3-2617 Dallas Oregon Memold CAemolet Chevrolet and Oldsmobile Sales and Service 305 Main Street Phone MA 3-2333 Dallas Oregon 82 PHIL'S MARKET For the Best in Brand Name Congratulations Clothing, Shoes, and Furnishings To the Class of 1958 Visit 313 Rainbow Ave. FINSETHS' MEN'S WEAR Our 60th Year in Dallas MA 3-4313 518 Main Street Dallas Oregon Ph. MA 3-2197 For every day good grooming as well as those special occasions busy Dallas high school girls love to have their hair done at the Town Shop THE TOWN SHOP Phone MA 3-2529 500 Mill Street Dallas Gifts - Office Supplies SALEM EMBLEM SHOP School Supplies Salem, Oregon ANDERSON SPORTING GOODS COMMERCIAL BOOK STORE Salem, Oregon 141 Commercial Street Salem Oregon DALLAS PLANING MILL If any of you are altar bound come to - - - INC. JACKSON JEWELERS 1003 Holman Avenue Where fine diamonds and watches are found Dallas Oregon 225 North Liberty St., 83 Your Beauty, Health and Prescription Center 9taa Shug Stove 414 Main Street Phone MA 3-2646 Dallas, Oregon SMITH’S MEN’S SHOP The Friendly Store for Men and Boys 418 Main Street Phone MA 3-4428 Dallas Oregon WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE The Family Store John Radke Son 629 Court St. Phone MA 3-2370 Dallas, Oregon HERB HUNT PONTIAC, ORE, LTD Pontiac - Buick Sales and Service Pickup and Delivery Service All Work Guaranteed Dallas, Oregon 219 Main St. MA 3-3498 SjeCund 412 Main Street Headquarters for Class Rings Trophies Sterling and Plated Silver Fostoria Crystal Franciscan Ware Diamonds and The Finest in Watches Dallas Oregon GEORGE’S MARKET Fine Meats and Groceries Low Prices Every Day Phone MA 3-3177 325 Main Street Dallas, Oregon 84 Congratulations To the Class of 1958 LEE'S AUTO SERVICE 703 Washington Street Dallas Oregon Congratulations To the Class of 1958 DALLAS LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO. Telephone MAyfair 3-2341 Retail Distributors A Complete Line of Building Material Use Our Easy Payment Plan Dallas Oregon FRIENDLY CAFE Private Dining Room Facilities Homemade Pastries Our Specialty Open 6 A.M. to 7 P.M. Phone MA 3-3468 613 Mill St. Dallas, Oregon FISCHER S T.V. Service on all types television Dealer for Hoffman Television Walter J. Fischer, Owner Phone MA 3-2720 312 Main Street Dallas Oregon WOODY’S A Good Place to Trade Meat - Vegetables - Groceries Warm Room Lockers Easy - Free Parking 701 Uglow Phone MA 3-2258 Dallas Oregon 85 STAR TRANSFER All types of Heating Local and Long Distance Moving Equipment Agent North American Van Line World Wide Moving Service HOME COMFORT HEATING AND INSULATING CO. 619 Court Street 610 Mill Street - Dallas Phone MAyfair 3-2429 Phone MAyfair 3-4109 Dallas Oregon Good Luck'. Class of '58 POLK COUNTY FARMERS CO-OP Rickreall, Oregon MAyfair 3-2363 A Farmer-Owned Co-operative Serving 1800 Polk County Farms with Petroleum Products General Farm Supplies and Cockshutt and International Harvester Farm Machinery Smith-Corona Small World's Fastest Portable Down Payment Whizzts you through homework... s Y Te rms neatly and correctly. A terrific help to better grades and better jobs. Also Royal - Remington - Underwood Portables ROEN'S 456 Court Street Salem, Oregon 86 K P L K The Happy Sound in Radio Dallas Oregon HOLLIS S. SMITH AFTER BEFORE O.C. PETE” PETERS Distributor of Shell Products Phone MA 3-2117 See Pete for Oil Heat Dallas Oregon Dallas Oregon PALMER'S STUDIO FAMILY SITTINGS PERSONAL PORTRAITS Cameras Supplies Repairs HAYES CAFETERIA Open Monday thru Friday Public Invited Meal to suit your taste and purse Catering service anywhere and any time Dallas Oregon 87 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1958 CENTRAL PAVING COMPANY Uglow and Mill Dallas, Oregon When the time comes - remember us. INDEX OF ADVERTISERS Page Adolfs Electric............76 Anderson Sporting Goods . 83 Ben Franklins..............72 Bob's Tire Service.........76 Bryants Shoe Store.........77 Carl May Oil...............74 Capital Auto Parts.........78 Capital Press..............80 Central Paving Company . 88 Church Street Market ... 79 Cooke Stationery Company..................73 Commercial Book Store . . 83 Cooley’s Furniture .... 76 Criders Department .... Store....................76 Curry’s Print Shop.........73 Dallas Auto Parts..........74 Dallas Bakery..............82 Dallas Beauty Nook .... 79 Dallas Book Store..........78 Dallas City Bank...........72 Dallas City Cleaners ... 74 Dallas Co-operative Warehouse................80 Dallas Drive In............73 Dallas Floral..............73 Dallas Garbage Disposal. . 81 Dallas Locker Market ... 72 Dallas Lumber and Supply.....................85 Dallas Music Shop .... 79 Dallas Planing Mill .... 83 Dallas Steam Laundry ... 72 Dallas Welding and Boiler.....................80 Daltons Furniture............78 D A White and Sons . . 82 De Graff Cabinet Works . . 79 De Witts I.G. A. Store . .73 Eakin Abstract Company . 79 Fishers T. V...............85 Finseths Men's Shop .... 83 Fosters Auto - Sporting Goods.....................77 Friesen Core Company . . 81 Friendly Cafe..............85 Gerlinger’s Carrier Co. . . 71 George's Market............84 Guy's Hardware.............82 Haas Drug Store............84 Harold Rich Heating ... 74 Hartman Bros. Jewelers • • 82 Hayes Cafeteria............87 Herrold Chevrolet..........82 Herb Hunt Pontiac .... 84 Hollis Smith...............87 Home Comfort Heating . . 86 Ice Queen .................76 Inglis Motor Co............77 Irish and Warner...........81 Itemizer Observer .... 78 Jackson Jewelers...........83 KPLK Radio Station .... 86 Kurre Insurance............82 Lee’s Service Station ... 85 Les' Service Station .... 81 Margarets Flower Shop . . 72 Mildred's Beauty Shop. . . 77 Meier and Frank Company 73 Motor-Vu..................81 Palmer's Studio...........87 J. C. Penney Co...........74 C. C. Pete Peters Oil Distributor..........87 Phils Market..............83 Polk County Farmers Co-op....................86 Povey Builders and Supply...................80 Remple Jewelry............76 Roen Typewriter Exchange .............. 86 Salem Emblem Shop ... 83 Salem Title Company . . 77 Stan Malo Insurance. ... 78 Sjoulund's Jewelry .... 84 Smith's Men’s Shop .... 84 Stafrins Drug Store .... 79 Star Transfer Co.........86 The Town Shop............83 J. C. Tracy Company. . . 80 Wall Bros. Barber Shop . . 80 Western Auto Supply ... 84 Wicklunds Sporting Goods...................73 Willamette Valley Lumber Co...............75 Woody's Grocery..........85 Woods Insurance..........81 Young's Grocery..........80 REAR: Miss Stettler, Edith Eggert. CENTER: Ron Isaac, James Crum, Jerry Verbeck, Dave Hiebenthal, Owen Neal, and Kim Roberts. FRONT: Karen Haas. 88 INDEX A Clark, Roy 42,50 Allen, Fred 51,55,59 Classen, Howard 15,31 Classen, Joyce 20,52 Anderson, Colleen 16,49,54 Classen, Virgil 17,52,62,64, Anderson, Kay 48,49,50,51 Collingham, Everett 42,48,53,64 Anderson, Marilyn 47,49,50, 51 Collins, Virginia 47,48,50,53 Andresen, Mary Ann 42,70 Conatser, Jim 21,51 Arends, Judy 2,20,48,50 Cook, Gene 20,53 Arney, Barbara 42,48 Cook, Marvin 40,52 Arnold, Chappy 4,42,50,64 Cramer, Laritta 42,50 Austin, Douglas 20,48,55,62 Craig, Shirley 40 B Cross, Everett 40 Cross, Viola 44 Babcock, Glenda 36,52 Baker, Carol 39,48,54 Crum, James 42,52 D Baker, Joanne 42,50 Baker, Judy 42,50 Darrow, George 16,51 Bakke, Marjorie 42 Dashiell, Larry 42,46,52,55 Balzer, Martha 17,49,54 Dashiell, Ruby (Teacher) 7,47 Balzer, Marvel 42,50,52,53 Davis, Paul (Teacher) 7,46 Balzer, Sharon 36,51,54 DeVoe, Allen 39,46 Barnard, Jim 5,40 Dhabolt, John 40 Barnard, Judy 14,22,47,54 Dick, Jerry 39 Banks, Beverly 42,48,50,54 Dick, Judy 36,48,54 Barnes, Don 19,48,50,51 Dick, Larry 53 Barnes, John (Teacher) 8 Diehm, Carrol 36,47,48,50 Barry, Irene (Teacher) 8,47 Diehm, Nancy 42 Barry, Marilyn 42,46,47,48 Draper, Joanne 38 Bartel, Tim 42,46,55,67 Durfee, Elmer 40,50 Bartsoff, John 5,18 Bates, Richard 44 E Beard, Raymond 46 Beebe, Judy 12,48,50,51 Ediger, Eunice 16,52,54 Berg, Duane 42 Eggert, Edith 42,52 Beharrell, Genevieve (Teacher) 8,56 Eggert, Margaret 38,52,53 Berkey, Tom 17,51,55,66 Esau, Ivan 34,59 Bernier, Donna 18,25,45,47 Bernier, John 42 Bowden, Faye 19,52,54 F Bradley, Jim 36 Brown, Barbara 38,48,53,54 Fairchild, George Ann 15,23 Buller, David 40,50 Fast, Connie 5,42,48,54 Bunger, Bonita 50 Fast, Judy 42,48,50 Burbank, Donavon 50 Fast, Murline 16,48,51,55 Burkholder, John 37,48,55,66 Fay, Eugene 40,50 C Fern, Kathie 42,50 Fest, Lucy 16,47,48,50 Caillier, Edward (Teacher) 7,51 Fisher, Diane 48,53 Fisher, Janice 18,46,50,53 Carr, Linda 42,50,53 Fleming, Ann 16,24,47,48 Casey, Karen 38,46,54 Forrette, Melinda 42,48,50,53 Cates, Donel 15,23,55 Fortner, Loretta 42,48,53 Cesare, Marie 39,51 Foster, Eddy 20,51,53 Clack, Lois 42,46 Foster, J.C. 17,28 Clark, Roger 44, 50 Foster, La Verne 14,26,54 Foster, Marguerite 53 French, Luella 42,47,48,54 Frey, Gordon 20,48,55,66 Friesen, Arvis 42,50, 55 Friesen, Bob 2,22,48,55 Friesen, Gloria 42,50,52 Friesen, Lucelle 39,46,47,48 Friesen, Valdean 53 Friesen, Vernon 12,57 Friesen, Virgil 13,51 G Gaither, Dave 42 Gaither, Joy 17,24,48,49 Garland, Lorraine 43 Gentry, Mike 42 Gentry, Vickie 18 Gibby, Joy 39 Giesbrecht, Cynthis 39,55 Gillett, Barbara 42,45,48 Gillett, Pat 18 Goebel, Martha 12,49,50 Goertzen, Marilyn 16,22,25,47 Graunke, Philip 44 Grimes, Jocile 14,22,23,25 Grimes, Mike 42,51,52,62 Groves, Leta 17,24,45,47 Graver, Vivian 15 Guy, Janis 43,48,54 H Haas, Karen 43,48,50,52 Hadley, James 37 Hagestrom, Dennis 16,22,48,49 Haggard, Richard 37,46 Hague, Bob 44,48 Hague, Merle 40,46,48,52 Haines, Richard 44 Hamilton, Ardis 43 Hamm, Vernon 44,52 Hansen, Tom 43,46 Hanson, Gordon 19,47,48,53 Harms, Philip 39 Harms, Roger 44,46,52,55 Harms, Wendell 43,67 Hart, Charles 48,50,52 Haworth, Caroline 17,49,50,54 Haworth, Vincent 5,43,50 Hayes, Marcia 19 Henderson, Robert 43,46,64,67 Henry, Gary 14,48,51,55 Heppner, George 43,52,55 Herrmann, Margaret (Teacher) 8 Hesselgravc, John 44 Hewitt, Francis 43,50,53 Hiebenthal, David 37,52,55,64 Hoekstre, Clifford 15,51 Hoekstre, Delbert 44,50 Hoffman, Dorothy 19 Holt, Jean 43,50 Hooge, Janice 16,22,23,25 Hooge, Paul 4,43 Hunt, Richard 43 I Issac, Ronald 40,50 Ivie, Hazel 44 J Jacobson, Kenneth (Teacher) 8,63 Janzen, Erma 43 Jaynes, Mary 18,47,48,49 Jennison, Ronald 39 Johnson, Connie 43,52 Jones, Dennis 43,63,64 Jones, Victor (Custodian) 8 K Keefauver, Karolyn 14,50,52 Kelley. Mike 17,22,48,49 Kelley, Nancy 39,46,47,48 Kellogg, Jerry 38 Kernen, Jim 52 Kienzle, John (Teacher 7,52 King, Maxine 19 Kivett, Lee 37,47,52 Klassen, Sharon 14,23,59 Kliever, Mildred (Teacher) 8,55 Kliewer, Allen 43,48 Knight, Glen (Teacher) 7 Koop, Leroy 20 Kunke, Gordon (Teacher) 6,66 L Lacey, Barbara 17,49,50,51 Lambert, Linda 43,45,48,50 Lantis, Patricia 18,50,51,53 Laudahl, Audrey 16,48,50 Laudahl, Roberta 14,50,54 LeFores, Lloyd 19,30,53 Lepp, Nadine 43 Lewers, Willa 19 Lewis, Susan 37,48,51,52 Link, Larry 43,67 Logan, Sandra 43 Lowery, Marlin 43,50,52 Luke, Gerald 14 Luke, Lance 44 Lund, Doug 38 Lund, Robert 44 M Mabry, Jim 48 MacDonald, John 39,46,48,50 Marcott, Sandra 43 Mardorf, Clara 43,48,50,54 Marion, Martha 18,52,54 Martin, Gary 44 Martin, Lester 42 McBeth, Willa 15,55 McCleary, Bill 36,48,52,62 McCloud, Merlin 44 McDonald, Tom 32,50 McLean, Claude 15,22,48,55 McTaggart, Brent 36 Mehl, Elwyn 20 Melcher, JoAnn 37,52,54 Mennis, Jerry 44,67 Mercer, Carol 43,46,51,53 Mikkelson, Michael 38 Miles, Phyllis 53,48,50,54 Miller, Melvin (Teacher) 8,50 Moen, Brenda 44 Morgan, Larry 38,66 Morrison, Carl (Principal) 6 Mueller, Carol 43,53 Mueller, Marlene 13,49,51 Mueller, Val 40 Muller, Elsie 43,53 Murray, Terry (Teacher) 2,8 Murphy, Marjorie 12,50 N Nash, Jim 14,48,51,55 Nash, Maxine 43,48,52,53 Neal, Ellis (Superintendent 6 Neal, Owen 21,52 Needham, Tamara 13,31 Nelson, Carol 36,47,50,54 Nelson, Milo 20,58 Nelson, Sharon 43 Norris, Marilyn 14,48,50,53 Norton, Linda 43,45,48 Oleson, Marie 43 Olson, Judy 43,48,50,53 Orsbom, Fred 40,48,50 Osterberg, James 39 Otjen, Doug 36,46,48,51,66 Ottaway, Judy 20,49,50 Overholser, Diane 20,22,48,55 P Page, Judy 38,46,47,48 Parmenter, Russell (Teacher) 7 Pankratz, Ardith 43,48,50,54 Parke, Virginia 43,45,53 Parsons, Tom 20,48,51,55,64 Pascoe, Cecelia 38,48,51,54 Pascoe, Ethel 14,24 Perkins, Michal 40 Phillips, Leslie 38,48,66 Pomeroy, Amy 12,23,25,46 Povey, Nancy 43,48,50,54 Povey, Neale 39,46,52 Prevo, Bob 43,48 Prevo, Johnny 16,30,58 Q Quiring, John 19,48,49,51,55 Quiring, Judy 43,48 R Ratzlaff, Laveme 43,50 Raymond, Roberta 21,23,56 Regehr, Richard 14,50 Richards, Frank (Teacher) 7 Riemer, Elmer 40,51,57 Ritchey, Judy 44,48,50 Ritchey, Larry 18,51,55 Roberts, Kim 40,46,52 Robinson, Tom 43 Rockford, Mary 43 Rogers, Bob 43,50,52 Rogers, Pat 46,48 Rogers, Shirley 40,52,53 Rose, Joan 47,48,51 Rosenbalm, Craig 43,53,67 Roub, Rosalie 43,53 Rowell, Loretta 43 Rowell, Mary 17,23,47,48 S Salisbury, Elton (Teacher) 7,67 Salisbury, Lee Ann 43,46,48,50 Salisbury, Lucile (Teacher) 7 Salsgiver, Jill 39,48,50 Schellenberg, Donlee 43,46, 50,52 Schmidt, John 43,53 Schm itt, Henry 43, 50,64,67 Schulson, Mel 5,43,64,67 Seals, Bill 48,50,52,58 Seals, Mary 44,48,50 Selby, Fred 43 Sellers, Karolena 43,46,48,53 Sellers, Rose 16,48,52 Shelton, Sharon 5,37,40,59 Sherman, Dick (Junior) 46,48,52,66 Sherman, Dick (Sophomore) 44 Shutt, Kay 19,47,54,58 Simpson, Jerry 37,46,51 Simpson, Sally 43,48,53 Slyh, Beatrice 5,48,50,54 Smith, Leland 43 Smith, William (Custodian) 8 Spetebroat, Elsie 44,53 Staats, Eloise 36,46,48,51 Stettler, Joanne (Teacher) 7,48,88 Stone, Ruth 37,53,54,55 Stonebumer, Don 38,48,63,64 Stout, Velma 21 Straley, Nancy 52 Sullivan, Stanley 40,50,52,64 Sundvall, Lynn 20,48,52 Swensen, Carol 40,48,50,52 T Taylor, Charles 44 Taylor, Frances 15,47,48,50 Teal, Charlie 36 Teal, Ernie 44 Tepper, Vernon 40 Thiessen, Betty 16,53,55 Thompson, Janice 44,48,50 Thompson, Larry 44 Thompson, Marilyn 13,48,50,54 Toews, Patricia 44 V Van Buskirk, Dennis 44 Van Den Bosch, Jan 44 Vann, Anita 44,48,52 Vann, Benny 13,51,52 Veal, Emagean (Teacher) 7,50 Vencill, Andrea 15,48,53 Verbeck, Gerald 15,23,46,51 Villwock, Steven 44 Wiensz, Vernon 33 Willems, Patricia 36,52 Willems, Ronald 44,67 Wilson, Virginia 44,45,48,54 Wolf, Ingrid 2 Woods, Carol 37,46,54 Workman, Berta 53 Wright, Charlotte 4,17,46,54 Y Yost, Garold 18,48 Young, Helen 18,23,51,52 Z Zahnle, Gerald 44,48 Zeigler, Betty 48,50 W Wade, Daryl 44,51,54,64 Wages, Elizabeth 44,48 Wagner, Albert (Teacher) 7,46 Wall, Bob 37,48,54,62 Warkentin, Beverly 37,48,50,54 Watson, Terry 36 Webb, Stephen 5,44,64,67 Wenko, Alvera 36,48,50,51 Whitlow, Richard 44,64,67 Whitworth, Jamie (Teacher) 6 Wickstrom, Jerry 40,51 Wiens, Patricia 17,27 INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Publishers Cover Monufocturers Book Binders FACTORY HOME OFFICE Kansas City PRINTED IN U S A