Dallas High School - Dragon Yearbook (Dallas, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1959 volume:

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When your head was too big for your cap! The castles you planned. You just Let yourself go. SH' me 'if How you made the feathers fly at the fair? Everything was new and exciting in shop? when you were a sophomore? How eager you were to mu an errand? Wasn Q It un f what a nasty trip this was in the rain? How long the line was when you were starving? if R1 km a, 1, MA 5 4. AWQ fe Q X if A Adm in isfra fion Carl E. Morrison Principal Sclzoof Boo,-ol Ellis H. Neal Superintendent Gorden Kunke Vice -Principal uimliiiltrf Dr, LV. Casev, Mr, Genroa Knrra Mr, Ellis H, Nea1 Mr Rnhart Wnnde f V . . , 3 1 Rx A T5 H-7 . . mm 1 ,. As: up k E? . A 4 'S Nf- .Q X mf f A, v , A .gk X5-, YQ- .,.. 5. was SEQ P 1 ,.,.,,..,, ' ' S.. ff W. ,f wg. . .W .. ..,. . Mx .H 4. Q, -iw, AL. We m E gsgjgigi, .. is V, Qs. Paul Davis K Mrs. Jamie Whitworth 1 Ray Olson Elton Salisbury Mrs. Mildred Kliever John Keinzle Mrs. Emagene Veal Albert Wagner MIS- Ifefle BHFTY 'I0 5 fl ' 5 x 3 'iiT'H Terry Murray Frank Richards Glenn Knight Vic Jones acuity BARNES, J. - Woodworking Technical Drawing BARRY, L - Shorthand, Typing, French y-Bmw Smith BEHARRELL, G. - Journalism, Spanish, English CAILLIER, E. -Distr. Ed. Am. , World, History DAVIS, P. - Eng. Family Life JACOBSON, K. - Coach, Dr. Tr. Bus. Law and Math JONES, C. - English, Am. History, Reading KIEZLE, J. - Band, Am. Hist. ' MILLER, M. - vo. Ag. QC'1'9fCl1'1QS MURRAY, T. - Girls Chorus, Choir, Am. History OLSON, B. - Girls PE, Am. History OLSON, R. - Coach, Am. Hist. PARMENTER, R. - Mach. Shop, Art Metal RICHARDS, F. - Chem. Algebra SALISBURY, E. - Biology SALISBURY, L. - Librarian VEAL, E. - Art, Homemaking WAGNER, A. - Typing, Bkkg. WHITWORTH, I. - Am. 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'f'L + ' ' 7 ..:.. 0 PRESIDENT J IM COOK VICE -PRES IDENT VIRGINIA COLLINS nfo rs SECRETARY-TREASURER CAROL NELSON MARILYN ANDERSON GLENDA BABCOCK C AROL BAKER SHARON TODD ui DAVID BULLER i DUANE BERG X R., 'X JIM BARNARD IIM BARNES 15 SHIRLEY BARNES BARBARA BROWN KAREN CASEY MARIE CESARE L JOHN BURKHOLDER ROY CLARK MARVIN COOK EVERETT CROSS RITA COX IOYCE CULBERTSON JUDY DICK CARROL DIEHM ALLAN DE VOE JERRY DICK J. C. DUNCAN EUGENE FAY MARGARET EGGERT L I , 1. SANDRA FISHER LU CILLE FRIESEN VALDEAN FRIESEN IVAN ESAU GERALD FINK DEAN GARLAND JIM HADLEY JOY GIBBY C YNTHIA G IESBRECHT ILA HOFFMAN Q L LLLLL ,- ALICE HOLBROOK DTP!-IAN HAGGARD MERLE HAGUE PHILIPS HARMS DAVID HIEBENTHAL NANCY KELLEY D 'ARLENE LEWERS SUS AN LEWIS JO ANN MELCHER RON ISAAC JERRY KELLOG JIM KERNEN LFE KTVFTT' CAROLE NORWOOD CECILIA PASCOE IUDIE PAGE A A k JOAN ROSE M- K. , -. WW DOUGLAS LUND BILL MC CLEARY JOHN MAC DONALD mx ,mi .C 1-'L MICHAEL MIKKELSON 21 JEWEL REICH JILL SALSGIVER SHARON SHELTON ELOISE STAATS .Q VAL MUELLER JAMES OSTERBERG DOUG OTIEN MIKE PERKINS BEVERLY W ARKENTIN ALVERA WENKO PAT WILLIAMS INGRID WOLF LESLIE PHILLIPS NEALE POVEY ELMER RIEMER KIM ROBERTS CAROL WOODS JERRY SIMPSON DON ST ON EBURNER ST ANLEY SU LLIVAN CHARLIE TEAL VERNON TEPPER BOB WALL TEIRY WATSON nior C ass ffsfory JOYCE WENGER .TERRY WIC KSTROM The class of '59 came to high school without fanfare or much notice. We were a small class of a little over ninety members. Our one boast, that of staying out of the quarrels that were waged between the juniors and seniors. Our class officers for the first year as sophomores were: president. .T im Barnard: vice- president, Dick Sherman: secretary, Alvera Wenkog treasurer, Carrol Diehm. To help us get acquainted as sophomores we chose Mr. Kunke and Mr. Salisbury as advisors. We were very proud in February of our princess for the Sweetheart Ball, Virginia Collins. The junior year was a very busy one spent in pre- paring for the prom and banquet to be given for the seniors. The responsibility for this and other class activities rested on the shoulders of our class officers: president, Ivan Esau: vice-president, Dick Sherman: secretary, Eloise Staats: treasurer, Marilyn Anderson: Sergeant-at-arms, Don Stoneburner. The big job supervising our prom activities was given to Mrs. Barry and Mr. Richards. Most of our money raising activities were directed toward raising funds for the prom and banquet. The theme finally chosen for them was Deep Purple. Our royalty for the year were: Kandy Kane Princess, Virginia Collins: Sweetheart Princess, Sharon Shelton. The past year, our senior year, has seen the class mature and become more re- sponsible as we prepared for graduation. In early fall we elected as officers: president, J' im Cook: vice-president, VirginiaCo11insg Secretary-treasurer, Carol Nelson. Our advisers: Mr. Kunke and Mrs. Barry. Homecoming and we chose our court: Queen, Sue Lewis: Princesses, Judie Page, J' oan Rose, Virginia Collins, Carrol Diehm, Carol Nelson. At Christmas time we sponsored theChristmas dance Si1ver Thaw. Our candidate Carol Nelson was elected queen for the evening. Our Sweetheart for '59 was Cecilia Pascoe, and since this was Oregon's Centennial year we elected a Pioneer, Marvin Cook. We consider ourselves lucky to graduateinsucha significant year as 1959, when our state is celebrating its Centennial As we look into the future we hope we can find some- thing to pioneer. VERNON WIENSZ BRENT MC TAGGERT LAVETA MEHL 25 SCHOLARSHIP Carol Woods Jim Barnard SENSE OF HUMOR Pat Willems Jim Barns fsfcm ing FRIENDLIEST Carol Nelson Elmer Reimer BEST DANCERS Judie Page Jim Cook MOST ATTRACTIV E Virginia coming Doug Lund MOST VERSATILE Carrol Deihm Doug Otjen MOST ATHLETIC Sharon Shelton Bob Wall niors ABILITY TO SUCCEED Ingxid Wolf Jun Barnard PERSONALIT Y Nancy Kelley Dave Heibenthal MOST TALENTED Eloise Staats Neale Povey lil pedal Honors GIRLS STATE DELEGATES BOYS STATE DELEGATES Lucille Friesen Neale POVCY Nancy Kelley Don Stoneburner Mike Mikkelson BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER JerrY 5i1'I1PS0H Carol Woods fsecond in statej ELKS AWARDS Eloise Staars Nancy Kelley Dave Hiebenthal ENTRANCE HONORS Lucille Friesen Eloise Staats Carol Woods Neale Povey SCHOLARSHIPS Carol Woods Eloise Staats John MacDonald Neale Povey Doug Otjen Nancy Kelley Dave Hiebenthal Marie Ceasare Joyce Wenger Jim Barnard John Burkholder Bob Wall Mike Mikkelson Jerry Dick TO PRIVATE COLLEGES Cynthia Giesbrecht Don Stoneburner Jewel Reich Carol Nelson Ingrid Wolf Rita Cox Carole Norwood Alvera Wenko Bill McC1eary D AR CITIZENSHIP AWARD Eloise Staats GRADUATION WITH HONORS lst in STATE INDUSTRIAL ARTS FAIR I im Barnard LEADERSHIP CERTIFICATES FROM UNIVERSITY OF OREGON Nancy Kelley Jim Barnard SENIOR MEDALS BEST ALL ROUND STUDENTS Nancy Kelley Jim Barnard CITIZENSHIP Alvera Wenko Dave Hiebenthal ACTIVITY Eloise Staats Doug Otjen MUSIC Sue Lewis Neale Povey WRESTLING Jerry Simpson SENIOR DRAMATICS AWARD SENIOR FORENSICS AWARD Lucille Friesen nfor faffsfics ANDERSON, MARILYN J. Treasurer Junior Class 3, Majorettes 2,3,4g G.L. 2,3,4g Dragonettes 2,3g Y-Teens 2g F.H.A. 3, Retailing 4, Thespians 3. BABCOCK, GLENDA 1.. G. L. 2,3,4g Chorus 2, Choir 35 Triple Trio 2g Typing Award 2,35 S.B. 4. BAKER, CAROL J. G.1.. 2,3,4g G.A.A. 3.4: F.H.A. 3.4: F.T.A. 3: Square Dance Club 4: Pep 3. EARNARD, JAMES A. S.B. President 4, Class President 2, Honor Roll 2,3,4g Student Council 2,3,4g Letterman 3,45 Hi-C 3,4-g Tailtwister 2, First in Math Contest 3, First in State Industrial Arts Fair 2g Student Member Rotaryg Member Polk County Veg- etable Judging Team 2. BARNES, JAMES D. President of Tailtwisters 4, Senior Hall Fame 4g Square Dance Club 4. BARNES, SHIRLEY M. CROGERSJ G.1.. 2,3,4g G.A.A. 2,4, vice-President 3, Letter 3, Band 2,3gF.H.A. 4g Act. Council 3. BERG, DUANE N. Science Club 4. BROWN, BARBARA A. G.A.A. 2,3,4g Manager 3gG.L.2,3,4gDragonettes 2,3,4g F.T.A. 3,4g Girls' Chorus 33 Mixed Choir 4. BULLER, DAVID A. SJ3. 2,3,4g F.F.A. 2,3,4. BURKHOLDER, JOHN T. Student Council 2,3,4, Chaplain 3: Fire Squad 2,3,4, Scribe 4, Letterman 2,3,4g Periscope 2g Tailtwister 2g Act. Council Chm. 4. CASEY, KAREN LEE Editor Dragon 4, Honor Roll 2.3.4, Top Ten 4g G.L. 2.3.4, Tea Chairman, 3 Chair- man Money 4g Dragonettes 2,3,4g S.B. 2,3,4g I.R.L. 3,43 June, Girl of Month. CESARE, MARIE Y. Thespians 2,3,4g G.L. 2,3,4g Periscope 3g F.H.A. 4gChairman,Junlor-Senior Banquet 3. S.B. 2.3.4. CLARK, ROY HAGUE, MERLE WILLIAM COLLINS, VIRGINIA R. Vice-P resident Class 45 Sweetheart Princess 25 F.H.A. Queen 35HOmeCOm- ing Princess 45 Senior Hall Fame 45 Treasurer F.H.A. 3: G.L. 2,3,4, Chair- man 35 F.H.A. 2,35 G.A.A. 2,3,4. COOK, GENE R. Letterman 45 Wrestling 45 Choir 3,4. COOK, JAMES L. President Class 45 Retailing 45 Speech Award 2. COOK, MARVIN C. COX, F.F.A.25 Nava1Reserve. RITA LOUISE Trans. Roseburg. F.T.A. 45 G.L. 45 Choir 45 Periscope 45 I.R.L. 45 Pep staff 4. CROSS, EVERETT LESLIE CULBERTSON, JOYCE A. Trans. Albany. G.L. 45 Retailing 45 F.T.A. 45 Editor Periscope 45 April Girl Month. DEVOE, HOWARD ALLAN. I.R.L. 2,3,45 Tailtwister 2,35 F.T.A. 3,4, Scholarship Comm. 35 Science Club 3,45 I.R.L. 2,3,4, Vice-President 45 Chess Club 35 Annual Staff Sports 45 Square Dance 45 DeMolay5 Thespian 4. DICK, JERRY J. Trans. Salem Academy. Honor Roll 3, 45 Sports Editor P-art. Adv. and Sports Dragon 45 Top Ten 45 Hi-C 3, 45 Tailtwister 3,45 Baseball 3, 4. DICK, JUDY E. G.L. 2,3,45 G.A.A. 3,45 Pep 35 Student Council 25 Shorthand Award 4. DIEHM, CARROL R. Sophomore Class Treasurer5 Student Council 2, 45 YellQueen 45Homecoming Princess 45 October Girl of Month 45 Pep Staff 35 Retailing 45 Choir 2,4, President 45 G.A.A. 2,3, Secretary 25 F.H.A. 2,3, Dist. Rep. 25 Swing Choir 2,35 Sextet 2,3,4. DUNCAN, J. C. Trans. Silverton, Retailing 4. EGGERT, MARGARET L. GL.L 2,3,45 Majorettes 45 Mixed Choir 4: Girls' Sextet 45 Band and Pep Band 3,45 Girls' Chorus 35SquareDanceClub 4. HIEBENTHAL, DAVID LOREN Vice-President Student Body 45 Hi-C 3,4, Vice President 45 Honor Roll 2,3, 45 Letterman 3,45 Basketball 2,35Foot- ball 3,45 Elks Award 45 Music in May 45 Algebra Award 2. HOFFMAN, ILA N. Trans. Salem Academy. Retailing Re- porter 45 G.L. 45 Hi-C 45 StudentCoun- cil 45 Act. Council 4. HOLBROOK, ALICE JEAN Honor Ron 2,3,45 Hi-C 2,3,45 G.L. 3, 4, Retailing 4. ISAAC, JOHN RONALD FAY, EUGENE B, F.F.A. 2,3,4, Reporter 3, President 4. F.F.A. 2,3, Sentinel 35 S.B. 2,3,4. KELLEY, NANCY Honor Roll 2,3,45 Top Ten 45 Senior Hall Fame 45 February Girl of Month 45 Elk's Award 45 Act. Council 45 G.A.A. 25 Dragon's Tale Comm. 25 F.T.A. 45 Chess Club 35 I.R.L. 2,3,45 G.L. 2,3,4, President 4, Chairman 35 Thespians 2,3,4, Secretary 3, Best i Support Actress 35 Pep 2,3,45 F.T.A. ' 2,3,4, Dist. Historian 45 Retailing 45 Girls' State 3. PINK, GERALD A. F .F .A. 2,3,4, Treasurer 4, Act.Council Rep. 45 Letterman 2,3,45 Band 2,3,45 Football 2,3,45 J.V. Baseball 2,3. F RIESEN, LUCILLE MARIE Honor Roll 2,3,45 Thespian2,3,45 G.A.A 2,35 Forensics 2,3,45 Girls State 3 I.R.L. 2,3,45 Act. Rep. 2,35 G.L. 2,3,45 Chairman 3,45 F.T.A. 2.3, Vice-P resi- dent 45 Chess Club 35 Choir 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Student Council 4. KELLOGG' JERRY LOUIS FRIESEN, VALDEAN I. KERNEN' 'HM G.L. 2,3,45 Chorus 25 Choir 3,45 Pep 3. KIVETT, LEVI M. Choir 2,3,45 Baseball Manager 35 Hi-C 45 All Northwest Music Conference at Seattle 4. GIBBY, JOY E. G.L. 2,3,4, GIESBRECHT, CYNTHIA I. G.L. 2,3,45 Honor Roll 3,45TypingCer- tificate 2,35 Stenography Certificate 35 Hi-C 2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 3. LEWERS, D'ARLENE I. F-H-A-2: G.L. 2,3,45 StudentBody 2,3,45 Periscope Staff 4. HADLEY. JAMES w. Trans. Falls City, Retailing 45 Thes- pians 45 Chess Club 3. LEWIS, SUSAN Homecoming Queen 4: G.L. 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 45 Thespians 3,4, Award 35 Choir 3,45 Sextet 45 Triple Trio 35 Dragonettes 35 Student Body 2,3,45 All Northwest Music Conference atSeatt1e. Honor Roll 45 May Girl of Month. HAGGARD, RICHARD E. Hi-C 45 Chess Club 2,35 Letterman3,45 Tailtwister 45 Basketball 45 TypingCer- tificate 25 First Prize Leathercrafts In- dustrial Arts Fair 3. LUND, DOUGLAS KEITH Student Council 2,45 Election Comm. Student Council 45 Sports Editor Peri- scope 45 Letterman 2,3,45 Manager Baseball 2,35 Basketball 2,3, Manager 35 Student Council 45 Bonfire Chairman 45 Hi-C 45 Tailtwlster 3,4, Secretary- Treasurer 45 Choir and Octet 35 Chess Club 3: I.R.L. 4. ESAU, IVAN J. HARMS, PHILIP D. Ttlninr Place Du-neifhsnf 'LC'-.A.,..fl'-.... I-Innnr Dall 0 'L f'l-than Flnk 0. I D T 3.4: Retailing 45 Student Body 2,3,4, MAC DONALD, JOHN D. Band 2,3,4, All Northwest Music Con- ference at Seattle 45 Pep 2,3,45 Dance 2,3,45 Advanced lnstrumentalist 3,45 Music in May 2,35 Track J'.V. Letters 3,45 Second ln MathContest35Constitu- tion Comm. 45 Alternate to Boys' State Q. T nf-raven..-. A. UA--- n n. n-..r--..Lin MC CLEARY, WILLIAM D. Varsity Football 2.3.4. Basketball 2.3. 4. Track 2. Letterman 2.3.4. Music in May 2.3.4. Chorus 2.3.4. Boys' Octet 4. H1-C 4. l.R.L. 2.3.4. Dramatlcs 4. Thesplan 4. F.T.A. 4. Talltwisters 4. MC TAGGART. BRENT MARTIN. LESTER W. MEHL. LAVETA QRobinsonJ G.A.A. 2.3.4, Vice-P resident 2. G.L. 2.3.4. F.H.A. 2.3. Majorettes2.3.Vice- Presidalt 3. Pep 3. Choir 2, 3. 4. MEUCHER, JOAN F. F.1.. 2.3.4. chorus 2. choir 3. H1-C 4. MIKKELSON. MICHAEL I. Boys' State 3. I.R.L. r. MORGAN. LARRY B. Manager Basketball 3.I..etterman2.3,4. Retailing 4. Talltwister 2.3. Secondlob Interview Contest. S.B. 2.3.4. MULLER, VAL T. F.F .A. 2.3.4. S.B. 2.3.4. NELSON. CAROL B. Yell Leader 4. Senior Class Secretary 4. Chairman Sweetheart Ball 4. Hane- comlng Princes 4. September Girl of Month. F.H.A. 2.3.4. I.R.L. 2.3.4. G.L. 2.3.4. Hi-C. 2.3.4. Dragonates 2.3.4. Y-Teels 2. S.B. 2.3.4. NORWOOD, CAROL: JANE Student Cmmcll 4. Honor 4. Thespians 3.43. F.T.A. 3.4. F.H.A. 4. I.R.L. 4. G.L. 2.3.4. S.B. 2.3.4. GTERBERG. .T AMES L. Talltwlsters 2.4. Square Dance 4. OTJEN. DOUGLAS A. Student Council 2.3.4. F reshman Class President. Sergeant-at-arms 3. Letter- man 2.3.4. Basketball. Baseball. Act. Council 3.4. I.R.L. 2.3.4. Thespian 3.4. Lead 4. Tailtwister 2.3. Outstanding F reshman Awa.rd.Second Linfield Radio Speech. PAGE. JUDITH A. Homecoming Princess 4.YellLeader 4. Setlor Hall of Fame. Fourth Speech Contest 3. Student Council 4. Chess 2.3. 4. G.L. 2.3.4. Vice President 4: l.R.L. 2.3.4. Treasurer 4. Thespian 3. 4. F.T.A. 3.4. Dist. Vice-P resident 4. PASCOE, CECILIA F.T.A. 3.4. President 4. Sweetheart Princess 4. G.L. 2.3.4. G.A.A. 2.3. Secretary Square Dance Club 4. Choir 2.3.4. Majorette 4. Pep 2.3. PERKINS. MIKE J. PHILLIPS, LESLIE A, Letterman Club 2.3.4. POV EY. NEALE President Science Club 3.4. Act. Coxm- cil 3. Treasurer Chess Club 3. Band Secretary 2. Treasurer 3. Bands 2.3.4. Honor Roll 2.3.4. Boys' State 3. Music in May 2.7-3.4: I.R.L. 3.4.,Honors Pro- gram in Chemistry. AwardSclenceF air 3.4. F.T.A. 4. Talltwlster 2.3. 5 Y REICH. BILLIE J. F.T.A. 4. Hi-C 4. Periscope Staff 4. RIEMER, ELMER D. Chief Projectionist 2.3.4. Charge of P.A. System 2.3.4. Retailing 3.4. Tall- twister 2.4. Senior Hall Fame. ROBERTS, KIM M. I.R.L. 2.3.4. Chess Club 2. 3.4. Band 2, 3.4. Letterman 2. 3, 4. Science Club 3.4. S.B. 2, 3.4. RCBE. JOAN A. Secretary-Treasurer Raalllng 4. Act. Council 3. Student Council 4. Home- coming Princess 4. G.A.A. 2.3. Pep 2. F.T.A. 4. G.L. 2.3.4. Thespians 2. 3.4. SALSGIVER, JILL A. Trans. washington. Co-Editor Perl- scope 4. F.H.A. 3.4. G.A.A. 3.4. G.L. 4. SHELTON. SHARON L. Sweetheart Princess 3. Student Coun- cll 3. March Girl of Month 4. Music in May 4. F.H.A. 2.3.4. Vice-Presb dent 3: G.A.A. 2.3.4. Presldelt 4. Sec- retary 3. G.L. 2.3.4. Secretary 4. Cholr 2.3.4. Serta 4. PQ 2. SIMPSON. .TERRY P. I.R.L. 2.3.4. Presldmt 4. Chas Club 3.4. President 4. Act. Council 3.4. Wrestling 2.3.4. Captain 4. Fourth in State A-1. Letterman 2.8.4. Boys' State 3. Science Club 4. Math Contest Third 3. STAATS, swiss JANE Honor Roll 2.8.4. Secreary Junlor Class: Secretary Student Body 4. Al- ternate Girh' State. D.A.R. Award 4. Elk's Award 4. Salutatorlan. Seilor Hall Fame.Thespian 3.4. l.R.L. 2.3. 4. President 3. Chess Club 2.3.4. Chairman 3. Secretary 4. Dragonett 2.3.4. G.L. 2.3.4. Cabinet 4. Science Club 4. Annual Stal' 4. Glrl of Month December. G.A.A. 2.3. Treasurer 3. STONEBURNER, DON G. Lettennan 2,3,45 Football Co-Captain 45 Most Inspirational Player 45 T.Y.V. All Star Defense5 Baseball 3,45 Sergeant-at-arms Junior Class5 Boys' State. SULLIVAN. STANLEY DEAN F.F.A. Qreporterp 45 Letterman 4. TEAL, CHARLIE LEE TEPPER, VERNON H. TODD, SHARON BALZER G.L. 2.3.45 Periscope 45 F.H.A. 2,3,45 Chorus 25 Pep 25 Retailing 3,45 F.H.A. 2, 3,45 Dragonettes 35 Y-Teens 25 Awards: Typing 2,45 Shorthand 3,4. WALL, ROBERT REA Letterman 2,3,45 Football All-Star 25 Team All-League 35 T.Y.V. Leagie First Team 45 Basketball 4. WARKENTIN, BEVERLY G. F.H.A. 45 F.T.A. 45 G.L. 45 G.A.A. 4. WATSON, TERRY WESLEY Honor 2,35 Letterma.n45.T.V.Letters Track,Footbal125 Football 45 Operated Basket- ball Tirneclock 2,3,45 Hi-C 45 Second Science Fair 3. WENGER, JOYCE KAY F.H.A. 25 G.A.A. 25 Student Council 2, Act. Council 25 Retailing 45 November Girl of Month. WENKO, ALVERA M. Student Council 2,3,45 Act. Council 45 Chairman Christmas Dance 45 January Girl of Monthg Secretary Sophomore Class5 Thespian 3,4, Treasurer 45 G.A.A. 2,3,4, Secretary 35 F.T.A. 45 F.H.A. 2.3.4, State and District Representative to Conven- tions 25 l.R.L. 45 Choir 2,3,45 Sextet 45 Triple Trio 45 G.L. 45 All-Star Volleyball 3. WICKSTROM, J BRRY E. Retailing 3,4. President 45 Periscope 45 Letter J.V. Baskaball 25 Third Merchand- ising Manual State Contest 3. WIENSZ, VERNON Honor Roll 45 Retailing 45 Perlscope 4. WILLIAMS, PATRICIA KAY Hall of Fame 45 Mixed Choir 3,45 Chorus 25 Dragonettes 2,4. WOLF, INGRID Hall of Fame 45 G.L. 45 I.R.L. 45 F.H.A. 45 Hi-C 45 Retai1ing45Gi.r10fMonth. WOOIB, CAROL L. Valedictoriam Honor Roll 2,3,45 Hall of Fame 45 Pep 2,3,45 G.L. 2.3.45 I.R.L. 3, 45 S.B. 2,3,45 Hon-1eMakerof Tomorrow Award, Second inState5 Tea Chaimlan 35 Editor Dragon 4. Sclzolashc op Ten Carol Woods Va1ed1ctor1an Elolse Staats Salutatorian I-l1Cf-116 Fri-C5311 Neale Povey Dave Hiebenthal Karen Casey L 'Jn .Q -lf! Jim Barnard Jerry Dick Nancy Kelley Jewel Reich 33 wif? 'W-... I wi km... ' i ommencement Principal Carl E. Morrison, Presiding Processional, Pomp and Circumstance QE1garj Mrs. Mildred Funk, Organist Invocation ........ Rev. John Rittermeyer Lord's Prayer fMa1ottej . . . High School Choir Director, Terry Murrayg Accompanist, Marilyn Barry Salutatory .............. Eloise Staats Address, Your Future ...... Dr, Rex Putnam State Superintendent of Public Instruction, Salem, Oregon Give Me Your Tired, Your Poor . . High School Choir Unscribed in Statue of Libertyj Carol Mercer Valedictory .............. Carol Woods Announcement of Scholarships and Awards Principal Carl E. Morrison Presentation of Class ..... Superintendent Ellis H. Neal Presentation of Diplomas ..... Robert J. Woods Chairman of School Board Alma Mater ............. Senior Class Song: America .... .... A udience Benediction ............ Rev. Al Davis lNote - Rex Putnam, commencement speaker, was absent with illness Wednesday. R. Clifford Moffitt, superintendent of secondary education in the State Department of Education delivered the nrlrlrpce Mr Putnam had nrpnnrerh, PRESIDENT unfor Class fcers Henry Schmitt SECRETARY Jud y Quiring VICE -PRES IDENT Bob Henderson TREASURER Kay Anderson SERGEANT -AT -ARMS Dennis Jones P -- 51 fp- .1 11.5 E5ma,:.MK: -. f gp, O , v,m1.-Fwisisigli 2' xr ,357 vsp, 5 ew. , . ,L '31 1 f-,si XX.. 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' ,, - ,mg-vs - r J, ROW ONE, Left to Right: Gary Martin, Allen Kliewer, Alberta Beaman, Mary Seals, Loretta Rowell, Dave Kobak, Bob Rogers, ROW TWO: Larry Hilliker, Dick Sherman, Wendell Harms, Gale Uppendahl, Dave Balzer, and Ken Neufeld. SHY PEOPLE: John Bernier, John Burbank, Philip Graunke, John Hesselgrave, Paulette Hobson, Ermalanzen, Lester Martin, Jerry Mennis, Bonnie Montgomery, Bob Prevo, Leland Smith, and Margaret Wiensz. op omore C ass o PRESIDENT John Rice VICE-PRESIDENT Bob Nelson SECRETARY Rebecca Beard TREASURER Dorothy Howe wash J? iii' S In If ,,-an iiarfeaaetasfifgsa, l 1 X L.,-I ffassywf R f' N' Za NP If J ,..,, 'S gl. - rw . Q sk J J X, M F -as ' dn JQQ. Khristine Anderson Shirley Balzer Rebecca Beard Dean Bennett Diane Berg Virginia Black Ron Anderson Charles Baker Ron Baker Allen Beebe Marvin Boettcher James Born Virginia Braden Lucille Brill Priscilla Bullington Eileen Cadle Mary Cesare Doris Chancellor Larry Bowman Jerry Burkholder Joe Craven John Clark Jim Classen Bill ranting Betty Chaney Cyretta Chilson Colene Condron Sharlene Cox Carol Doran Janet Fast Melvin Dinsmore Benjamin Dodge Jerry Fast Carl Fausset William Fink Ardean Goettsch Emily Jo Friesen Mariellen Friesen Mary Ann Grubbs Shirley Gruver Alvin Hamilton Elizabeth Hart 43 Myra Hildebrand Dorothy Howe Sandra Jensen Betty Jones Iva Kinsey Adrianne Krier Lyle Gibby Cloyce Grant Galen Harms Tim Harms Bruce Hoff Jeffry Hunt Jean Layton Lilly Littleton Judy Lockwood Beverly Maddy Mary Marion Wilma McBee Thomas Janeway Gregg Johnson David LaLack Robert Luke Larry Lundgreen Larry Manchas Karen McLean Sherry Miller Jeannette Nash Harriet Nisson Nancy Olson Marylou Orr Arthur McBeth Richard McDonald Larry McElroy Larry Mikkelson Frank Minnich Arnold Mitchell Patricia Ottaway Deanna Pelke Zantha Reimer Jeanette Rickert Penny Roberts Rita Rogers 44 saute, : ts .T Q K w 8 n X 3 Q 4 X 'F Y' it t A sr aaa R X' Q +53 A f f asus, sw LL Jw s 1 tl KJYBQ X i X Pm K r ' Y rr Q XL ffilrfssm - M2 A f' A - LL Wi:- ' x 1 555-LW -:rx , .,,.qr. .. 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S .s Namaste tx: 4 .wk Joan Ross Nadine Schellenberg Eleanor Schierling Karen Schierling Loretta Sciaccotti Melba Smith George Morrison Robert Nelson Dale Newton Trent Newcomb Edward Osterberg Edward Penner Joyce Smith Marijo Smith Deeann Steele Margaret Steele Jerry Swenson Kay Taylor Scott Peters Jim Quirin Bradley Randles Larry Robinson John Rice Jack Scheirman MaryLou Tharp Norma Thiessen Barbara Willems Judy Wickstrom Irene Wuerch Arnold Schafer Glenn Schilling Eric Shetterly Dewey Simons Larry Sullivan Bob Thiessen Jim Toews Ron Van Winkle Tom Vesely Robert Workentin Jim Weiss Tim Weiss Bob Weston 45 N Linda Fast Judy Fest Dean Bennett Tom Pascoe ' Frank Shaeffer Bob Thomas 'P Charley Wyatt ' David Yeo 3 'i' ROW ONE, Left to Right: John Green, Allen Rowell, Larry Pope, Betty Seals, Beverly Watson, .Tudy Wickstrorn, Janet Lowe. ROW TWO: .T oe Duerkson, Robert Whitfield, Wayne Linshied, Othy Sullenger, Charley Wyatt, Robert Marsh, and Larry Harriman. SHY PEOPLE: F rank Ambrose, Ron Barnard, Gary Bennett, Sharon Bowden, Charles Cates, Mike Davidson, Connie Littleton, Arthur McBeth, Dennis McBeth, David McCauley, Harper McDonald, Gerald Miller, Pete Miller, Arnold Shaeffer, Joyce Smith, Russell Spady, Deanna Steele, Danny Sutherland, Virginia Swensen, .Terry Swensen, Kay Taylor, Mary Tharp, Norma Thiessen, Althea Trueax, Irene Wuerch. 46 ' llxx ' J. v., 1 U., 41 A I -f,-. .f- Mr- -L-',: f , 1. K Q'f '?11'., 'QiE nf -, -. ' -Sf' 1,14 f 1. jr f ,1.,,,.Q., .. ,., .,.x. .- -zu ' 511-.g.,, - ,Qf-14g--- -. I V, . A -. , Tw fa, -, uirgjff-l. X, 1,2 za .s,'5':., , fi 1-95,-1?-.-,I . .-S-,wifi n-1 -A v -I. 'V' ,F 14 My-Yap 4 , 5-. ,.-,Q--,j, , .1 '.4 - tg.-Q ' ffcf, :R lui! 2' . ,- ?'-.'.,- vi' '.'v': ' , fu ' xii... 4 in ,xl -,-if x :Q ' fi -1.1, .' .- - .J-L.: gr.-2 ,x .FH .,,1,,:- ,L n. , 1.. '--K, ,w J 1 .Wt 1, .. 1 .A,-.- -1 . '.'.4 ,-L, Q 1, ,M .e:' A, -. 'n 1-4 ,, -111.-L,-- .3 4- . Y - ' : f .L -, .p '.'R I 'n-. :' V, .1- -.,,,-N Y fuck'-l J '.r 1 '- .5 -,-. ,, 'fm ,w, . JW! '. .-q-1.51 . 1.-fq ,H , Q,5'ffWLL, -:F I U s-,g-il -,-gi - '1 1 ,.l,. 14 1 J ,K -- ' 'T' -'- - S k - - -' -:- - 'Q' -1 -A -- :iE255F5Fg5 h 5 fkzw' , EFN- ik Orgamza ho ns if 25.-.'5 -'-T-.E:'-F'-7' 532513.-.3'i s -..p - - J 'Y . 0 0 ' ff . -.7 . - ' ' .sv- fugk i' A4-'J - ' . fucleni Body ice rs LEFT TO RIG HT Stephen Webb Sergeant-at-Arms David Hiebenthal Vice-President Virginia Wilson Treasurer Eloise Staats Secretary Jim Barnard President Dragon fag EDITORS Karen Casey Carol Woods ADVERTISING Pat Ottaway ROW ONE: Lucille Friesen, Karen Ca sey, Carol Woods, Eloise Staats. ROV TWO: Pat Ottaway, Allan DeVoe, Le Ann Salisbury and Jerry Dick. Periscope Editor Joyce Culbertson Assignment Editor Jill Salsgiver Sports Merle Hague Advertising Judy Olson Copy and Make-up Sue Lewis Rita Cox ROW ONE: Myron Wells, Sue Lewis, Jill Salsgiver, Joyce Culbertson, Rita Cox, Judy Vernon Weinsz D 'Arlene Lewers Olson, D'Ar1ene Lewers, Jerry Wickstrom, Ivan Esau. ROW TWO: Vernon Weinsz, Mrs. Beharrell, Jewel Reich, Brenda Moen, Rosalie Roub, Merle Hague. 50 fuclenf Counci ROW ONE, Left to Right: MarilynBarry,CarolMercer,Jerry Swenson, Myra Hildebrand, Virginia Braden, Carole Norwood, Kay Anderson. ROW TWO: Alverawenko, Steve Villwock, Nancy Olson, Sharlene Cox, Carrol Diehm, Pat Rogers, Carol Nelson, Judie Page, Bea Slyh, Virginia Wilson, Merle Hague, Lucille Friesen, Lee Ann Salisbury, Doug Otjen, Eleanor Schierling, Chuck Cates. ROW THREE: Jim Classen, Doug Lund, MikeGrimes,RonWil.lems, George Morrison, John Clark, John Rice, Bob N elson, George Heppner, Jerry Burkholder. Acfivify C0 unci ROW ONE, Left to Right: Lucille F riesen, Nancy Kelley, Alvera Wenko, Bea Slyh, Clara Mardorf, Nancy Povey. ROW TWO: Bob Henderson, John MacDonald, Ivan Esau,Jerry Simpson, Doug Otjen, George Morrison and Steve Webb, John Burkholder. . 1 we l l we 'E-2 Q il ii u ire qua Election 7 . . C,07l'l1'7l1SS107l LEFT TO RIGHT: Doug Lund, Chairman, Doug Otjen, Mike Grimes, and Nancy Olson. STANDING: Car1E.Morrison, Principa,1gLarry Sullivan, Denny Jones, Mike Grimes, Bob Hender- son, Bob Wa11, Eric Shetterly. KNEELING: Arnold Mitchell, Doug Otjen, Don Stoneburner, Henry Schmitt, Endg Jim Classen. Scribe, John Burkholder, finsetj. F. H.A . fcers LEFT TO RIGHT: Karen Haas, Treasurer: Christine Anderson, Historian: Bea Slyh, Secretary: Judy Baker, Parliamentariang Mrs. Veal, Adviser: Jean Holt, President: Ardith Pankratz, Vice-P resident: Clara Mardorf, Reporter: andPau1etteHobson, Degrees Chairman. ROW ONE: Melvin Dinsmore, Ron Isaac, President: Stan Sullivan, Reporter. ROW TWO: LavernRatzlaff, Larry Pope, Dale New1:on,ValMue.l1er. ROW THREE: Robert Marsh, Bradley Randalls, Marvin Cook, Roy Clark. ROW FOUR: Charles Wyatt, Bob Nelson, Charles Cates, DonLee Schellenberg. ROW FIVE: Larry McEl.roy, Gene Weston, Torn Veseley, Bill Fink. 3 . . F.F.A. Row ONE, Left to Right: Arvis Friesen, Dennis McBeth, Delbert Hoekstre, Bob Rogers. ROW TWO: Jerry Fast, Tim Weiss, LarrySu1livan, HenrySchrnitt, Vice-P resident. ROW THREE: Vincent Haworth, Sentinel: Othy Sullenger, Ro n A nd e r s o n, Chappy Arnold, Secretary. ROW FOUR: Charles Baker,Roger Clark, Mrlvin Miller, Adviser. 53 'xxx LEFT TO RIGHT: Margaret Eggert, Paul- ette Hobson, Beverly Warkentin, Judy Fast, Cecilia Pascoe, Elsie Muller. CENTER: Drum Majorette, Kay Anderson. ai 9 . X ROW ONE: Tom Pascoe, Bob Woodard, Larry Manchas, John Rice, George Morrison Bill McC1ea I ry! Don Stoneburner, Philip Harms. ROW TWO: Dave Hiebenthal, James Osterberg. J' im Bamard, Arnold Mitchell, Larry Morgan, Marvin Boertcher, John Green, EricSherter1y, Trent Newcomb, Jim Quirin, Jerry Burkholder, Steve Villwock. ROW ONE: Eileen Cadle, Rita Cox, Luella French, CarolMercer, Lucille Friesen, Ardith Pancratz, Nancy Kelley. ROW TWO: Janis Guy, Marilyn Barry, Barbara Willems, Joyce Smith, Barbara Brown, Karen M . cLean, Mar1Jo Smith, Margaret Steele, Linda Carr, Eloise Staats, Frances Hewitt, Jan V.D. Bosch, Bev- erly Banks. ROW THREE: Karen C K th asey, a y Fem, Charlene Cox, Doris Chancellor, Terry Gordon, Ardis Hamilton, Penny Roberts, Jean Holt. Dragoneffes OW ONE: Tim Bartel, Bill McC1eary, Bob Hender- Jn, Denny Jones, Mike Grimes, Dave Hiebenthal OW TWO: Bob Prevo, Steve Webb, Mike Gentry, Jhn Clark, Jim Barnard, Larry Morgan. ROW THREE- ric Shetterly, Everett Collingham, Doug Otjen lerle Hague, Ron Willems, Tommy Hansen, Les hillips. ROW FOUR: lim Classen, Ernie Teal, Gene Zook, Richard Whitlow, Dick Sherman, Stan Sulli- an, Terry Watson, Don Stoneburner. ROW FIVE: .im Roberts, Dave Gaither, Steve Villwock, Allen liewer, Jerry Simpson, John McDonald, Larry ink, Bob Wall. rw isfers effermen Yell L QCHJQTS STANDING, Left to Right: Bea Slyh, .inda Norton, Pat Rogers, Carol Nielson, Judie Page. KNEELING: Yell Queen Carroll Diehm, Dex- zer, Yell King Mel Schulson. ROW ONE: Bob Henderson, Tom Robinson, Mike Grimes, Edward Osterberg, Jimmy Barnes. ROW TWO: Galen Harms, Merle Hague, Paul Hooge, Ron Willems, Jim Classen, Cloyce Grant, John Mc- Donald, Alvin Hamilton. 'ik h,.QWA .. m WW Mg ww .HW 'Z' f V QQ, i , fx! 'mf S, , 6 Q.. Q 359 W3 ww WSW- '55 4 i 3 e Y 1 5 2 5 5 3 was f f ai . Q Q, 5 ' - L. 'Q 5 , Q N x , fi f i 5 'Z Wg? 'F 'Q ,v get 5. his 1 5. 8 Q Q LL A V as I 1 5 W milf? . I as s, 42 W4agLgmx ' ' Q QM.. P. C oir ,,- - elf' ata L .. A ROW ONE: Connie Johnson, Barbara Willems, Doris Chancellor, Janet Lowe, Carol Doran, Kim Roberts, Larry Dashiell, Roger Harms, Mike Grimes. ROW TWO: Richard Haines, John Mc- Donald, Vernon Hamm, Bob Warkentine, Othy Sullenger, Marlin Lowry, Frank Shaeffer,Anita Vann, Margaret Eggert, Larry Bowman. ROW ONE: Karolena Sellers, Virginia Parke, Dian Fisher, CarolMercer, Marilyn Barry Ros mlie Roub, Margaret Eggert, Melinda Forrette, Kay Anderson, Nancie Diehm, Sally Simpson, Carol Mueller, Elsie Muller. ROW TWO: Terry Gordon, Valdean Friesen, Alvera Wenko, Sue Lewis, Rita Cox, Lucille Friesen, Barbara Brown, Virginia Collins, Laveta Mehl, Carrol Diehm, Pat Willems, Linda Norton, Sharon Shelton. ROW THREE: Cecilia Pascoe, Nancy Povey, Edward Os- terberg, James Bourn, John Bernier, Ron Anderson, Mel Schulson, Everett Collingham, Dave Balzer, Tom Pascoe, Larry Lundgrun, Judy Olson. ROW FOUR: Lee Kivett, Larry Link, John Schmidt, John Clark, Bill MoCleary, Craig Rosenbalrn, StanSullivan, Myron Wells, Glen Schilling, Jim Kernen, Vernon Hamm. I1 esp fa ns ROW ONE, Left to Right: Eloise Staats, Beverly Banks, Lucille Friesen, Marilyn Barry, Carole Norwood, Lee Ann Salisbury, Alvera Wenko, ,TudiePage. ROW TWO: Marie Cesare, Ardis Ham- ilton, Virginia Wilson, Terry Gordon, Ioan Rose, Judy Quiring, Carol Mercer, Loretta Former, Linda Carr, .Tan Van Den Bosch, Bev Maddy, Eileen Cadle, Sue Lewis. ROW THREE: Roger Harms, Steve Villwock, Doug Otjen, Bob Henderson, Steve Webb. TOP ROW: Dave Gaither, Mel Schulson, Mike Grimes, Bill MoCleary, James Hadley, Allan DeVoe. I R L'Ofqcers I-H 'C Officers LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Dashiell, RecreationChair- mang Roger Harms, President, Mariellen Friesen, Secretaryg DaveHiebenthal, Vice-P resident, andRich- ard Haines, Accompanisf. LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerry Simpson, President: Allan DeVoe, Vice-Presidentg Carol Mercer, Secretary- Treasurer. ess Club ROW ONE: Jon Seward, Carol Mercer, Eloise Staats, Secretary-Treasurer, Judie Page, Larry Dashiell, President, Jerry Simpson. ROW TWO: Jerry Dick, Kim Roberts, Roger Harms, Tim Barrel, John MacDonald, David Yeo, Neale Povey. 0 i 'ab' LEFT TO RIGHT, Above: John MacDonald Jerry Simpson Jerry Dick Larry Dashiell, Secretary Richard Haines David Yeo C1Ql'lC'Q Club 'Ego- LEFT TO RIGHT: Stephen Webb, Neale Povey, President, Kim Roberts, Tommy Han- sen, Roger Harms, Tim Barrel, Bob Henderson, Phillip Harms, Dorothy Howe, Duanf Berg, Linda Lambert, Mike Grimes. 59 Grrls League Cain net ROW ONE: Lucille Friesen, Karen Casey, Lee Ann Salis- bury, Virginia Wilson, Clara Mardorf. ROW TWO: Jean Holt, Sharon Shelton, Mrs. Barry, Sue Lewis, Ardith Pank- ratz, Marilyn Barry. F.T.A ROW ONE: Jewel Reich, Carol Mercer, Joyce Culbertson, Judy Page fDistrict Vice-Presidenty Beatrice Slyh QDistrict Historian '59-'60J, Carol Norwood, Nancy Povey, Lee Ann Salisbury. ROW TWO: Alvera Wenko, Lucille Friesen, Terry Gordon, Cecelia Pascoe, Mrs. Whitworth, Barbara Brown, Jerry Wickstrom, Frances Hewitt, Larry Dashiell, Linda Carr, Doug Otjen, Bill MoCleary, Allan DeVoe. Nancy Kelly, District Historian, not pictured. FRONT ROW: Dorothy Howe, Sharon Shelton, Nancy Povey, Connie Fast, Barbara Gillett, Melinda Forette, Kay Anderson, Virginia Wilson, Ardis G A A Hamilton. ROW TWO: Linda Lambert, Connie Johnson, Karolena Sellers, ' ' ' Judy Quiring, Alvera Wenko, Janice Thompson, Barbara Arney, Judy Ritchey, Marilyn Barry. ROW THREE: BeverlyMaddy, Gloria I Friesen, Karen Haas, Pat Rogers, Beatrice Slyh, Clara Mardorf, Elizabeth Wages, Dian Fisher, Sally Simpson. ROW FOUR: Luella French, Kathy Fern, Barbara Willems, Karen McLean, Beverly Warkentin, Barbara Brown, Virginia Parke, Janet Fast. ROW FIVE: Ardith Pankratz, Janis Guy, Carol Mercer, Nancy Olson, Mariellen Friesen, Paulette Hobson. 0 ice Pra dice This one-term course which carries one-half credit is selective, avail- able only to top students. It provides valuable exper- ience as well as being of great service to theschool. wi TOP: Sharon Balzer Todd, Judy Baker, Barbara Arney, Carl Morrison. CENTER: Gordon Kunke, Cynthia Giesbrecht, Kathy Fern, Vernon Wiesz, Mrs. Ruby Dashiell. BOTTOM: Mrs. Gladys Dunn, Linda Norton, Alvera Wenko, Linda Carr, Cecilia Pas- coe, Beverly Warkentin, Ardis Hamilton, Sue Lewis. Librarians Also a one-term, half-credit course this training is of value to the student and a service to the school. REAR: Barbara Gillette, Charlie Teal, Joanne Baker, Mary Rock- ford. FRONT: Marie Cesare, Eloise Staats, Mrs. Lupille Salisbury, Librarian. Distriirufive Educa tion A course designed to train students in mer- chandising principles may be taken half or full year for corresponding credit. FRONT: Alvera Wenko,Convention Delegate, J. C. Duncan, Vice -President, lla Hoffman, Reporter- Historian. REAR: Joan Rose, SCC1'9I2IY'TfC2Sl11'Cl' and Jerry Wickstrom, President. TIP-IN: J' im Cook, Doug Lund and ,Tamesl-ladley set up showcase display. p1'1'1'-f:.. Wf' - Q -' ' 2,8 1:11-..f,-g..5,l:' - -- -. .... fs -k-1 .Af Aag,,..A .,, f-if N4 '..:?' '55 8 vents JI' ings'-D . Ag' gp.,-5,-1::.aij'Z--L.,..J-., a.- , 5. E .F '51 + 0' f 'z'i-f .1 :iii Carol Nelson John Burkholder Homecoming Virginia Collins Les Phillips QUEEN Sue Lewis ESCORT Doug Lund and COURT Judie Page Carrol Diehm Joan Rose Doug Orjen J. C. Duncan Jim Cook - . .. f, mes 'sv eff 1- i 1' - Double Check Mrs. Dunn - Mr. Morrison George Jim Charles Clara Carol Sharlene Connie, Barbara, Clara Jerry, Paul, Steve, Larry September to June Monflz By Month SEPTEMBER 2 - School Ope OCTOBER 10 - H. S. Pres Conference 17 - Homecoming 22 - Sr. Aptitude Tests NOVEMBER 18 - Wildlife Conservation Program 19-21 - Onions in the Stew. 27 - Thanksgiving Vacation DECEMBER 2 - Betty Crocker Test 5-6 - Pacific Speech Tournament 12 - TYV Jamboree 18 - Girls League Party 19 - Jr. and 1-Ls. Music Program 20 - Christmas Dance 24 - Christmas Vacation I ANU ARY 21 - Independent Colleges 29 - Band Program FEBRUARY 13 - Sweetheart Dance 19-20 - Band Program MARCH 5 - Math Test 10 - Choral Program 16 - Chess Tournament 17 - Spring Vacation A-1 Basketball Tourny APRIL 14 - Civil Service Tests 17 - Student Body Elections Sr. Girls Breakfast 23-24 - Centennial Program 29-30 - Heaven Can Walt MAY 1 - Heaven Can Wait 7-9 - Music In May 12 - Sports Banquet 15 - Mothers Tea 16 - Jr. -Sr. Prom and Banquet 20 - Sr. Skip Day 21-22 - Operetta 31 - Baccalaureate JUNE 4 - Commencement 5 - Report Cards 'He QU I 1 r rx F 3, P Can Wait' CAST - Nancy Povey, Doug Otjen, Marie Cesare, Lucille Friesen, Bob Henderson, Ardis Hamilton, John Burkholder, Eloise Staats, Lee Ann Salisbury, Linda Norton, Bill McCleary, Beatrice Slyh, Don Schellen- berg, Terry Gordon, Allan DeVoe, Dave Gaither, Mike Grimes. 'Onions In The tewn CAST - Lucille Friesen, Eileen Cadle, MarilynBarry, Doug Otjen, Bob Henderson, Jan Van Den Bosch, Mel Schulson, Jim Hadley, Dave Gaither, Lee Ann Salis- bury, Roger Harms, Linda Norton, Judie Page, Bea Slyh, Adrianne Krier, Shar- lene Cox, Carol Mercer, Allan DeVoe, Lee Kivett, Marijo Smith, Carole Norwood, Bi1lMcCleary. PRODUCTION CREW - Steve Webb, Steve Villwock, Bill McCleary, Beverly Maddy, Frances Hewitt, Linda Carr, Marie Cesare, Nancy Kelley, Dorothy Howe, Virginia Wilson, Terry Gordon, Sue Lewis. Director - Glenn Knight 'Heaven E V. Z wif? 'f , risfmas Dance Queen Carol Nelson receives crown from student body president Jim Barnard, Escort, Jim Cook. COURT: George Heppner Clara Mardorf. Jim Cook Carol Nelson, Charlene Cox Charles Wyatt. weeflz earf Dance Reigning over the Sweetheart Dance were Queen Barbara Arnev and Richard Whirlnw, M0fll9f:S ea . Sponsored annually by the Girls League, at which time the new cabinet officers take office, the girl of the year is announced and a fashion show is held. A rv r. e ARDITH new G. L. Pfeldeflf SHARON Girl of me Year fX f .NL 5 E Y L, W.. Tea, anyone? 1 6 D A JOAN CAROL practicing SUE . . . SHARON JUDY D and JUDY P. Ceremony Girls lze Month . . . . . Year Carol Nelson SEPTEMBER Carrol Derhm OCTOBER Joyce Wenger NOVEMBER Elolse Staats DECEMBER Alvera Wenko JANUARY Sue LCWIS MAY Karen Ca JUNE sey Nancy Kelly FEBRUARY Sharon Shelton MARCH Joyce Culbertson A PRIL 69 y Carol Mercer, Rita Cox, Terry Gordon, John Schmidt, Craig Rosenbalm, Myron Wells. FOG ARTY CREEK Meef Arizona A tuneful Dude Ranch Come: Operetta in Two Acts directed t Terry Murry was presented May 2 and 22, 1959. Other leads were: Linda Nor ton, Glen Schilling, Barbara Browz James Born, Tom Pascoe, LeeKiv ert, Ron Anderson, and Carrc Diehm. Mexicans, Cowboys and Dud- ines were members of the choir Wednesday May 20 Fun food sand and sun lucklly, the one sunny day wed had for weeks. Next day? - sun- burns, what else. We awww' W-ea-Q, Za, af in W '52 5' E 8 . :2'-'Z- ' Z 351:-'tar ,:,f-2?.::-fef.r--Q ' ' :ff 'A. 1,41 Sporfs ii...-e tai? .....-- .-.1-:iii- ji .PE-,3-f'E'f-5 ..,.f-1-.i fi . - Q' -0 0 xg fl 4 .I Q7 . 'Nl . 2? f iv ', 1 , -, A fr 41 - , '4 Y!-4 J' 1 gi 4 , rd . I -4. -' V -' -I V li in V 4 JV li? ' IQ Fooflmll 58 STARTING BACKFIELD -- Everett Collingham, Richard Whitlow, Mike Grimes, and Bob Wall. 74 Dallas had an off and on season this year, winning three games, losing five and tying one. In their first game the Dragons were ahead until the last 28 seconds, losing to Tillamook 12-7. They tied St. Helens 13-13. The loss to Forest Grove by a 7-0 score was a heartbreaking one as Dallas had the ball first down and less than ten yards to go but they couldn't put it over. After losing to McMinnville, Dallas finally started to move when they whipped Newberg. The Dragons slid past Tigard in the home- coming game despite an injury to Bob Wall, as Steve Villwock guided the team to victory. Next Dallas rolled over the Oswego Lakers 12-O but lost to West Linn in a high-scoring game 39-19. In the season's final game played in a sea of mud, the Dragons, coached by Ken Jacobson, lost 5-O to Oregon City. 1 SEASON SCORES WE THE 7 Tillamook 1 13 St. Helens 1 0 Forest Grove 7 McMinnville 2 20 Newberg 20 Tigard 1 12 Oswego 19 West Linn 3 0 Oregon City 1 3 ,Mm A J' 1 1, New AG, JW Q SQQQIQMQ' , if Sl' ,MM 'ff' .5 ROW ONE: Jerold Fink, Everett Collingham, Larry Sullivan, Chappy Arnold, Tom Pascoe, Steve Villwock Jim Classen, Richard Whitlow, Arnold Mitchell. ROW TWO: Coach Jacobson, Bob H enderson, Larry Link Ron Willems, Don Stoneburner, Eric Shetterly, Doug Otjen, Steve Webb, Terry Watson, Tom Hansen, As- sistant Coach Ediger. ROW THREE: Bill MoC1eary, Tim Bartell, Bob Wall, Dave Heibenthal, John Clark John Rice, Stan Sullavan, Mike Grimes, Leslie Phillips, Kim Roberts. Va rsffy Jim Barnard acknowledging the new score board from the Coca-Cola representative. Mr. Cailler and Mr. Morrison are looking on. I R ROW ONE: Bill McCleary, Jerry Fink, Denny Jones, Don Stoneburner. ROW TWO: Chappy Arnold, Steve Webb, Dave Heibenthal, Stan Sullivan. Coach Wes Ediger giving instructions. Dragon Defense stopping McMinnvi1le's Roy Gusperson for a short gain. 39 Stan Sullivan, 38 Denny Jones, 36 Don Stoneburner. no 37 i , 2 Coach Jacobson with some of the more apt sophomores. Larry Sullivan, .Tim Classen, Arnold Mitchell, John Clark, Eric Shetterly, Tom Pascoe and John Rice. unfor Varsify , G Pi lk E f H lA, 'ferxzaefi l 1 , qt- f arm lei 2 if f f17,l ,21l22, TOP, Left to Right: CraigRosenbalm, BobThomas, Larry McElroy, Bill Kluting, Dan Morlan, John Schmidt, Bob Nelson, Frank Minnich, Larry Manchas, Dennis Van Buskirk. CENTER: Coach Ray Olson, Glen Schil- ling, Tom Robinson, Ardean Goettsch, Robert Luke, Bill Fink, Don1eeSchellenberg, Biff Dodge, Galen Harms, Jack Scheirman. FRONT: Allen Rowell, Jim Quirin, Brad Rand1es,Scott Peters, Tom Ves1eY, Bob Hague, Russell Spady, David Yoe, Larry Morse. These are our future ggridders. Varsffy Baskeflm ll 45 58 46 64 46 55 51 71 59 Jim Barnard 40 42 58 , 7 5 68 50 68 50 67 John Burkholder WE I U U 1 SEASON'S SCORES Forest Grove West Linn St. Helens Oregon City Newberg Rigard McMinnville Oswego Tillamook Forest Grove West Linn St. Helens Oregon City Newberg Tigard McMinnville Oswego Tillamook ' Wins 1 -M1! m'l TH EY 55 57 52 46 39 41 60 80 54 39 58 '70 67 55 63 69 55 65 Merle Hague Dave Hiebenthal Bill McC1eary Fhis is Doug Otjen not the Statue of Liberty. Z Q 311' yLl 33 'tr Doug Otjen Les Phillips Bob Wall Dallas wound up its first season in the TYV League tied with Tigard for fifth place. This is Doug Otjen, not the Statue of Liberty. In the last game of the season, with Tillamook, the boys staged a 16-point comeback in the first moments of the fourth period to win 67 to 65, thus ending a . 500 season. A tense moment for Les and Dave Classen, Collingham, Burkholder LL M 9' 41 34 5 ff 4 .9 4 5' Q f 34 W nu Ll, f 31f 3 S 'if' Q 24 33 Tl? 2 'Gill'- 'lx'-1 -n NY? '? unfor Varsity ROW ONE: John Rice, Ernie Teal, Wendell Harms, Paul Hooge, Craig Rosenbalm, Glenn Schilling. ROW TWO: Jerry Fast, Ron Barnard, Bob Nelson, Ron Willems, Jim Classen, Galen Harms. ROW THREE: Alvin Hamilton, Jim Quirin, Jerry Burkholder, Charles Cates, James Toews. Teal tries to block McMinnvi1le's lay-in shot, supported by Klassen and Hooge. Collingham clears the bar at 12 feet 5 314 inches. Dallas captured its first state championship, as Everett Collingham, junior, pole vaulted 12 feet 4 inches high at Corvallis May 21. Collingham, the season's second highest scoring letterman with 80 11112 points, had previously set the pole vaultirtg record with a jump of 12 feet 5 314 inches. Everett also participated in the broad jump, high jump, 100 yard dash, low hurdles, and javelin events. Highest scoring letterman was Larry Link, junior, witha total of 116 314 points as he captured most of the 100 and 220 yard dash, and broad jump DHS events. He also ran a leg in the relay team. Larry set the Dallas record in a 10. 1 time lapse in the 100 yard dash. R9 LEFT TO RIGHT Bob Henderson Eric Shetterly John Clark Joe Craven Tom Hanson 1 , W ., 5 L, 5 1 W ,Q r 'Q 1' 5 f I A -1,,,,,,K I FRONT: Joe Craven, Jim Robinson, 'Jerry Burkholder, 'Bob Woodard, 'Biff Dodge. ROW TWO: Coach Ken Jacobson, Eric Shetterly, John Clark, 'John Rice, 'Henry Schmitt, Arnold Shaffer, 'Everett Colllngham. ROW THREE: Manager, Ardean Goettschg Larry Manchas, Jerry Zahnle, 'Larry Link, 'Steve Webb, 'Bob Henderson, 'Tom Hansen. Dallas' cindermen ended a successful season by placing one first against Tigard and Forest Grove, and tying for another first against West Linn. All other three way meets consisted of four second places with one second place at a dual meer. This record doesn't include the Williamette, Hayward, or Oswego Relays. ' Letterman 3P1'if1IeFS Distance High Jumpers Base ball FRONT: J' im Barnard, Ron Willems, Steve Villwock, John Burkholder, Merle Hague, Richard Haggard, Mike Gentry, Chuck Cates, ,Terry Mennis. ROW TWO: Driver, Bob Marsh: Denny Van Buskirk, Bob Wall, Don Stoneburner, Mike Grimes, Doug Otjen, Les Phillips, Mel Schulson, Coach Ray Olson. Dallas Dragons crashed into the new T.Y.V, league of A 1 competition by winning five and losing four in the '59 seasons single round robin, to share honors for fourth place with Forest Grove. Coach Ray O1son's squad was composed of eight seniors, seven of the m three year veterans, seven juniors and one sophomore. 'I'he entire squad pictured above earned their varsity letter this Wrestling FRONT: Ron Baker, Ron Anderson, David Yeo, Jack Schiermann. REAR: Jerry Simp- son, Kim Roberts, Fred Selby, Mike Gentry. Season late Dallas Tigard 30 23 Albany 25 21 South Salem 25 22 West Linn 36 18 St. Helens 19 38 Oregon City 27 14 Newberg 39 7 McMinnville 23 27 Oswego 23 35 Tillamook 36 8 Central 37 13 ForestGrove 29 19 Gam .Terry Simpson: 3 year letterman, lst in district, 4th in state C141 pound classy. Kim Roberts: 2 year letterman, senior. 1 year letterman: junior Fred Selby. Sophomores: Gerald Miller, Ron Baker, David Yeo, Ron Anderson, Tom Vesely, BradRandles, Jack Scheirman, Allen Rowell. mi M, fy f n, 44' Sava? i 1- x M , :W itil W1 Y A K 5 R ,g 4 I n r, gi Q2 an 5 dv if wa i xg H: .- M W. R N wi X ' r .. X is? Q- .W TE 1, 12? Q . . 1.1 I gy? A 1 H . g Q Q55 552 my 3230 QQQEK . V - P . 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J ' ' , . at . -5 4. - 'fi - WILLAMETTE VALLEY LUMBER COMPANY A CONTRIBUTING FACTOR TO THE PROSPERITY OF THE COMMUNITY SINCE 1906 CLASS OF 1959 CONGRATULATIONS FRIESEN CORE COMPANY 212 Mm sneer DALLAS RECORD SHOP Best Place to Shop for Tops in RECORDS RACKS RADIOS CARRYING CASES Dorothy Jarman D '-'S MA 3-4350 513 Mean sneer ROEN DALLAS STEAM LAUNDRY TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE AND ROYAL LINEN surPLY REMWGTON uNoERwoop 512 Washington Street MA 3-3276 456 Court St. Terms Salem, Ore. l' To the Class of 1959 From LEE'S AUTO SERVICE Mobilgas . . . Motor Tune-up 703 Washington lt pays to look good WALL BROTHERS BARBERS 516 Mill Street JENKS-WHITE SEED CO. Garden Insecticides Sprays SPFGYCYS Garden and Field Seeds Plastic Hose Sprinklers THE REXALL STORE -Wholesale- 251-261 State Street Salem, Ore. Dial MA- 3'2l65 Ph. EM. 2-2478 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1959 EAKIN ABSTRACT CO. 515 Court St. HOWARD WICKLUND ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT . . . SPORTING GOODS For Quality and Standard Brands 327 State Street Salem, Oregon INTERNATIONALLY KNOWN GERLINGER CARRIER CGMPANY LIFT TRUCKS CARRIERS IOII Lyle Street Mayfair 3-2391 Dollos, Oreqon DE GRAFF'S CHURCH FURNITURE COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF 1959 from De Graff Cabinet Works 404 Orchard Avenue Wheel Alignment - Balancing BOB'S TIRE SERVICE Recapping Vulcanizing 711 Washington Street Ph. MA. 3-3429 The Family Store WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE John and Gary Radke 629 Court St. Ph. MA. 3-4776 YOUNG'S GROCERY SERVING DALLAS OVER 47 YEARS 1000 Ellis Street STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANY GEORGE KURRE ' Au'ro FIRE use CONGRATULATIONS c1.Ass OF 1959 DALLAS AUTO PARTS 512 Main East Miller Avenue MA. 3-2932 MA- 3,2323 M ME S CO PI-I NT COMPLIMENTS F O OF CITY SANITARY SERVICE Dallas, Oregon STANDARD SUPPLY COMPANY Complete Building Materials SJOLU ND'S JEWELRY Headquarters For Class Rings, Jewelry, Trophies Finest in Diamonds, Watches and Crystal 412 Main Street CRIDER'S DEPARTMENT STORE All Your Shopping Under One Roof Main Street, Dallas CARL MAY OIL COMPANY DIESEL GASOLI NE STOVE OIL Corner Washington and Church Streets DALLAS BOWL BOWLING IS HEALTHFUL . . . BESIDES BEING FUN! Dallas - Salem Highway THE BEN FRANKLIN STORE A Good Place to Shop After All 5c I0c SI and up 320 Main Parties and Banquets a Specialty YOUR ELECTRIC CENTER CHINA CITY I ORDERS T0 TAKE OUT S EM- 2-2117 SALES SERVICE Open Noon Till 3 A.M. Except Saturdays WIRING REpAlRlNG Sundays Noon-Till I A.M. 7II Washington MA. 3-3429 355 Commercial S.E. 54'-llem CONGRATULATIONS FROM DALLAS WELDING AND BOILER SHOP Al Burelbnch Congratulations To The Clan Of 1959 Tanks, Farm Equipment, Industrial Supplies Gangmills 81 Edgers 5 I 2 Jefferson COOLEY'S FU RNITU RE CENTRAL PAVING Uglow at Mill Dallas -Your Frigidaire Dealer- When the time come! ..... remember 406 Moin Street CHEVROLET - OLDSMOBILE SALES a. SERVICE A complete stock of new and used cars at Reasonable Prices 305 Main Street Ph. MA. 3-2333 FOR THE BEST INSURANCE SERVICE CONSULT STAN MALO INSURANCE 613 Court Street FIRE - AUTO - BONDS - CASUALTY FOSTER'S AUTO SUPPLY AND SPORTING GOODS 422 Main Street TAKE lT TO . . DALLAS CITY CLEANER MA. 3-3356 612 Washington Dallas Ore. FlSCHER'S T.V. SERVICE PAY LESS DRUG STORE DEALER FOR HOFFMAN T.V. SERVICE ON ALL TYPES T.V. Walter S. Fischer, Owner Ph. MA. 3-2720 3l2 Main Street 484 State Street Salem, Oregon SERVE YOURSELF AND PAY LESS Open Daily Till 9 P.M. --OPEN SUNDAY- FOR A LOVELIER YOU . . . MILDRED'S BEAUTY SALON Ph. MA. 3-2627 609 Mlll Dallas CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF 1959 J. A. INGLIS MOTOR CO. Authorized Ford Sales 8- Service Court House Square POLK COUNTY'S LEADING NEWSPAPER ITEMIZER OBSERVER Earle Richardson, Editor SERVING You SINCE 1902 GUY'S HARDWARE 313 Main Street Dallas WOODY'S l A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE! HAAS MEATS WARM DRUG STORE VEGETABLES ROOM HYOUR BEAUTY GROCERE5 LOCKER5 HEALTH S PRESCRIPTION FREE, EASY PARKING CEN-I-ERN 70' Uglow 4l4 Main Street MA. 3-2646 MA. 3-2258 , OCAPITAL PRESS SALEM, OREGON 0WILL'S Music s'ronE SALEM, OREGON 270 Commercial N.E. 432 Sfdfe Sffeef I GOOD LUCK! PCLK COUNTY FARMER S FROM Petroleum Products General Farm Supplies International 81 Cockshott Harvester and Farm Machinery CO-OP TO CLASS OF 1959 Serving l8OO Polk County Farmers with Congratulations and Best Wixbex to the Clan of 1959 SALEM TITLE COMPANY PoI.K COUNTY BRANCH Insurance Escrows 400 Main Street Dallas, Oregon CO-OPERATIVE WAREHOUSE WHOLESALE and RETAIL For the Best in GRAIN FEED SEED Stored and Processed Phone MA. 3-2227 902 Main gf, .IASON'S MENS WEAR 198 Liberty N.E. Salem MUIR MC DONALD TANNERY REMPEL JEWELRY 100 Levens, Dallas 608 Mill, Dallas ENJOY THEIBEST IN PICTURES at MOTOR VU THEATER South Fir Villa Road, Dallas Always Two Top Pictures CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1959 From DALLAS CITY BANK DALLAS lcE QUEEN MILK SHAKES MALTS SUNDAES Luscious Hamburgers and Foot-Long Hot Dogs 529 Main Street POVEY'S Building Materials of all Kinds SHINGLES HARDWARE PLASTER PLYWOOD LUMBER MILLWORK PITTSBURG PAINTS Phone MA. 3-2328 Delivery 501 Miller Ave. C omplimentf of DE WITT'S I G A FOODLINER 103 SALEM ROAD DALLAS LUMBER 8g SUPPLY CO. RETAIL A Complete Line of Building Materials USE OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN Ph. MA. 3-2341 317 Jefferson C omplimentf To The Clay: of 1959 Cohhlerx Make Shoes, Cucumhers Make Picklef Acorm Make Oaks Darigold Make! The Nuggetx Of The Dairy Trade. MILK CREAM COTTAGE CHEESE BUTTER ICE CREAM DARIGOLD MILK FARMS PALMER'S STUDIO FAMILY SI'I'I'INGS COMMERCIAL PERSONAL PORTRAITS CAMERAS - SUPPLIES - REPAIRS - TAPE RECORDERS - 504 MILL MA. 3-3812 DALLAS BOOK STORE ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY School and Office Supplies, Books, Magazines, Greeting Cards for all Occasions 428 Main Street J. C. PENNEYS- FLOWERS Fon ALL OCCASIONS Fon THE WHOLE FAMILY DA'-I-A5 FI-ORAL 6I0 Birch Street sos MAIN STREET MA. 3-3256 OBRYAN'l S SHOE STORE 611 Mill St. I ODAN WEST Electric Service, Sales 626 Court ODALTON runnwunz stone 519 Main sneer I oMoNTeoMEnY WARD sALEM I DALLAS Music STORE ll TAKE IT TO . . . DALLAS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1959 Harvey Bartel, Owner DIAL NEW AGNN' MA. 3-3356 EDITORS CAROL WOODS and KAREN CASEY Wish to Acknowledge the co-operation and assistance of: Pat' Ottaway TSVN Gordon Allan DeVoe Sue LEWIS Vernon Wiensz PUUIBNG Hobson Lucille Friesen Jerry Dick Eloise Staats Merle Hague Lee Ann Salisbury 97 , ,-, ,.-.,. f' -' ' .tagf-'q.gf'gQ4' uf vf..g1q: -, Q.-,Q i Zl jMiil1?'f3'7VT: Milf 4,5-Ygf 'f'?3'? 1 f . , . N., . . , .45-'f' 5:5-'v 'V+.f-, T asv '1'zr'1i:fT . w-5 'N W vii. Q4,'...f,'1g:z gi I: J1,..ii.w. . 1- , H lx ,.w,f,f- 'f f'f'i Q'y. L,4.1.Q -'U :'.'1s, -Q, fa' f . A A , . - H' k ' T1-.V 'N f ' ' W. A, ,L j:w,.- I ' 1 D, - 52. 'f...: 'N ..- ' W v- 1 -,Q .1 11 - ?' , f -gy- Hr, f , ' ' .,' 4 K , H.-.. ,W V s . ' -' 1, f-- ' 1 h' .11 fi , La 7.5 Q. '. . Ge X, .- ag - f ' ,-. P- ' , , ' 'H 'gff : -' . - 34 , I FA . ,,. . . 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