Dallas High School - Dragon Yearbook (Dallas, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 146 of the 1964 volume:

The IW D rayon The spirit of a school is something which everyone seems to talk about but which nobody actually knows anything about. It is often associated with atheletics and pep assemblies, but it is something far deeper than just yells at a football game. It manifests itself in the classroom where students work and learn together; at dances and other school-sponsored activities; in teacher-student relationships and student- student relationships; and in school dealings with the community. Each person who passes through the doors of our school adds something to the spirit, for it is o part of all of us and it lives in our memories. This 1964 DRAGON is dedicated to the spirit of Dallas High School and all who would perpetuate it. 2 Table Of Contents Classes SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES Administration Faculty Academics Activities Organizations Athletics Advertising Indices SENIOR ACTIVITIES INDEX INDEX TO CLASS PICTURES 4 Classes SENIORS SEATED: Diane Gambit, Vice President; Maurice Schrenk, President; Corrine Shetterly, Secretary; Larry French, Sergeant-at-arms; Frank Wall, Activity Rep. STANDING: Bonnie Classen, Treasurer. NOT SHOWN: Christy Fern, Election Rep. Our senior year is one that will be remembered for the fun and busy preparation for the future. We did many things together; in pep assemblies we contributed much to the spirit of Dallas High. Members of our class were to be found in almost every organization, helping with the work and adding to the fun. We attended the games and other school events. Throughout the year we looked to the future, and with the help of our advisors worked to initiate our plans; some looked for jobs while others took College Boards and selected colleges. One of our members is a National Merit Scholar, and many won scholarships to the institutions of their choice. We enjoyed having as one of our members our exchange student from Thailand. Several of our classmates won a trip to Chicago, and another went east to Williamsburg and Washington D. C. This summer two of our members will tour Europe with other F.F.A. members from all over the country The last few months flew by so quickly that when Commencement came we were taken by surprise. Now we must look to the future and our Senior year will be remembered as a wonderful experience. MOTTO: Today we stand together, tomorrow we stand alone. COLORS: Crimson and White FLOWER: Rose ADVISORS: Mr. Holt, Mr Ediger, Mr. McAnally 5 ALICE ALLGOOD ERNEST ANDERSON MARGIE ANDERSON JAMES BOYD THOMAS BRYANT THOMAS BULLINGTON CAROLYN BUNGER GARY BUYSERIE KATHLEEN CADLE SUZANNE CAUBLE ALEXANDER CEASARE PEGGY CHRISTIE BONNIE CLASSEN MIKE COX DARLENE CRAWLEY WILLIAM DICK RONALD DODGE FRED DORNHECKER 7 SCOTT DYER SHARON DYER NORMA ELLIS 8 LARRY FRENCH DANA FRIESEN VIVIAN FRIESEN JOHN HALL LINDA HAMILTON (LALACK) LYDA HAMILTON SANDRA HANSEN DONALD HARDER BENJAMIN HENDRICKSON ROBERT GREEN MICHAEL GRIF FITTS JUDITH GUY DIANE GAMBIT WILMA GARLAND ALLEN GRAY SANDRA HESSELGRAVE JOHN HIBBS LARRY HIGASHI NANCY HINES RONALD HOFFMAN JOY HOLBROOK LONI HOTCHKIN JULIE HUFF JEFFREY HUNTER STEPHEN HURST BONNIE HURT JOHN JONGELING 10 PAMELA KLIEVER CRAIG KOZAK MARVIN LAUDAHL JOYCE LINSCHEID ALLEN MARSH ROBERT MELCHER TERRY MORRILL ALAN MOSHER PATSY MUELLER WILLIAM MYERS ROY NELSON JACK NELSON 11 LESLIE OEHLER GLORIA OLSON NELS OLSSON ROBERT ORTMAN REBECCA OSTERBERG CARMEN OTTAWAY ROBERT OTTAWAY EDWARD PAGE GARY PALMER 12 WAYNE PETERS LYNNE PETERSEN VINA PLUMMER DIAN PORTER JOHN PUMPHREY MARTHA JEAN REED FAYE RICHARDS THOMAS RICHARDS TERRY RICHARDS JAMES RICHERT DAN RICHTER RHODA RIDENOUR 13 LINDA ROBINSON DUANE RUNKLE SOMACHAI (TOM) SAEHENG BEATRICE SCHAFER (OTTO) MAURICE SCHRENK CORRINE SHETTERLY RICHARD SLACK TRAVIS SMITH BARBARA STEELE KEITH SULLIVAN GARY SWENSON CHERYL TALLMON mm 14 ROBERT VAN ORDER LUCY WAGES FRANK WALLS TOM WEBB LARRY WEISS JUNE WILLIAMS (STOUT) JUDITH THURSTON LINDA TRANTHAM (VAN CAMP) THOMAS TRUEAX NEIL TEPPER STEVEN THARP SHARLENE THORNTON 15 ANN WINK DOUGLAS WOLF MICHAEL ZAHNLE JOELLEN BRILL RICHARD CLINTON JUDITH DICKEY t§m IN MEMORIAM - Marvin Laudahl On Friends Lost at Sea If you irritate the wound, Pcriklcs, no man In our city will enjoy the festivities. These men were washed under by the thudding seawaves, And the hearts in our chest are swollen with pain. Yet against this incurable misery, the gods Give us the harsh medicine of endurance. Sorrows come and go, friend, and now they strike us And we look with horror on the bleeding sores; Yet tomorrow others will mourn the dead. I tell you, Hold back your feminine tears and endure. 16 --Archilochos (8th century B. C.) JUNIORS SEATED: Sally Janzen, Secretary, Karen Buchanan, Activity Rep. , Bev Braden President, Suzic Brog, Treasurer, Sheryl Thomas, Election Rep. NOT SHOWN: Don DePiero, Sergeant-at-arms. This Junior Class, it seems, is to be the first to approach the 200 mark in the history of Dallas High. Along with being one of the larger, we have also been one of the most energetic classes. Throughout both football and basketball seasons we devoted out time to operating the popcorn machine, and we produced some of the best popcorn Dallas High has ever had. When we weren’t selling popcorn, we were winning pep assemblies which were judged on enunciation, loudness, and spirit. We must have had something to be able to beat those high-spirited seniors. To finish off the year we worked very hard and spent much money on a prom which turned out to be one of the hi-lites of the year. Add to this activity the fun we had together both in class and out, and if you don’t come up with a class which is the most daringly different, the most fun-loving, then at least we are the most populous. 17 Gerry Adams Glenn Adams Bruce Althaus Art Ambrose Gary Ames Carol Anderson Sharon Armstrong Terry Bailey Mary Barnard Kate Bartsoff Nick Bartsoff Wes Baughman Margaret Bennefield Jerry Bliege Barbara Boyd Chris Boyle Beverly Braden Velma Brill Suzi Brog Eugene Brown Karen Buchanan Bill Campbell Diane Card Dave Chilson Dorothy Classen Gary Collins Kathy Cock Paul Cooper Jerry Cox David Crace 18 Rodney Crace Jerry Curtiss Merry Curtiss Carol Davis Lynn Davis Gloria Davison Don DePiero Dan Doran Linda Domhecker Jim Dunn Richard Eames Wayne Eaves Dene Edwards Letha Embree Helga Fischer Jerry Fisher Mike Fisher Tim Fisher Larry Foster Pam Frazier Carolyn Friescn Pat Gambit Mary Garrison Richard Garrison LaDcll Gilmore Yvonne Gould Carl Green Neal Griffiths Jerry Grubbs Bob Haack 19 Charlene Hamilton Charlotte Hamilton Charisse Hayes Carolyn Henson Dennis Hibbeler Sally Hicks Ted Hill Cheryl Hilts David Hinds Alice Hoffman Donna Hoffman Charles Holbrook Eugene Howard Suzi Hunter Dudley Janeway Sally Janzen Judy Johnson Dick Jones Johni Keeler Jerry Kessen Patty Kcttleson Brad Klicvcr Bill Klievcr Phil Klicwcr Dave Kricr Shari LaMottc Paula Lane Richard Linn Dan Linschcid Jerry Littleton 70 Linda Loevven Kathy Lowe Charles McFarland Kathi McGee Richard McGlaughlin Roger Mannon Larry March Lois Marion Janice Mathena Kathi May Ken May Armilda Mercer Trudy Miller Walter Miller Sherry Mingo Juli Morison Larry Moore Larry Murray Dennis Needham Janice Nelsen Sharon Niggli Bill Ochs Judy Olfert Bill Ott Doug Page Steve Palmer Bob Pankratz Byron Perkins David Phillips Mike Phillips 21 Norma Pierce Faye Pitman Ada Pomeroy Lanny Pope Dean Potter Pam Povey Judy Rainwater Pam Randall Rodney Ratzlaff Jo Ray Clifford Reddig Monte Reimer Sally Reimer Janice Rempel Bonnie Richards Vicki Robinson Barbara Ross Willa Runkle Maeve Samsom Judy Scheirman DeAnn Schellenberg Albert Schierling Don Schrag LcRoy Schultz Ernie Seaman Mabel Sellers Vicki Shaffstall Walter Shearer Karen Simmons Bill Simons 22 Christine Smith Linda Smith Ralph Smith Sheryn Smith Elaine Snowden Shirley Spady Jerry Stoltz Lynda Stom Jeannette Story Mike Tallon David Taylor Ron Taylor Bob Teichrow Bob Thiessen Sheryl Thomas Jackie Thompson Sharon Tilgner Ferrell True Carol Turner Paul Voth Frank Vrell April Warkentin Bill Warkentin Paul Watkins Eloise Watson Jerry Watts Terri Webb Marvin Wiebe Gordon Wiens Ann Willson 23 Gilbert Wood Sue Woodbridge Bob Woodman Robin Woods Rosita Yoder Sybil Yeo Bob Yost Sue Yost Norman Young Donna Henson 24 SOPHOMORES SEATED: Geraldine Classen, Vice President, Bruce Snapp, Sergeant-at-arms, Gayla Dienm, Secretary, Sandy Robinson, Activity Rep. , Ann Starbuck, Treasurer, STANDING: Jim ottaway, President, Tom Quirin, Election Rep. With the help of our advisors, Mr. Lady, Mrs. Stafford, and Mr. Ward, we have gone over and straightened out most of the problems we have faced through this year. Our class put on the “Cotton and Cord” dance, and decorated for the Graduation and Baccalaureate. We have developed a kind of unity among students of our class that we know will last through the years. Since quite a few of our class were on the varsity teams through the last year, we expect our junior and senior years to be quite successful in the athletic programs. Our participation in other activities this year predicts a prominence in all school affairs. We will try to help the future sophomore classes develop a close relationship to the junior and senior classes of the coming years. John Ambrose Keith Ames Jack Anderson Ubie Badillo Linda Bainbridge 25 Kathy Baker Joe Barlow Noel Barlow Gary Bartel Charles Bennett Sharole Bennett Randy Bookey Barry Borrilez Bonnie Bowman Nancy Bowman Sandra Brandt Barbara Brandvold Rolland Brill Mike Brown John Buller Rita Bullington Kirk Caillier Kendall Cates Linda Cauble James Chaney Jim Chaney Bill Christensen Larry Clack Jerry Clack Betty Clark Richard Clarke Gerry Classen Ken Clendenin Arnold Collingham Renee Combs 26 Karen Cook Sandy Cook Terry Cooley Beverly Cooper Cozette Cooper LaLanie Craford Sterling Crook Mike Crum Brian Dalton Keith Darby Billy Dennis Gay la Dichm Connie Dodge David Dunk in Nancy Dunmire Decna Dunn Judi Elliott Penny Embrec Gordon Fast Linda Fast Barbara Fern Tom Flaming Jim Foster Tim Frantz Andy Frazier Barbara Friesen Susan Friesen Bill Gibson Gary Giesbrccht Bud Gilmore 27 Bob Gilson Linda Goosscn Larry Greene John Greenwood Doug Griffitts Jorja Haack Bob Hamilton Mickey Hanna Linda Hardin Alan Harms Patty Hart Barbara Harvey Richard Hays Sandy Henry DeNita Hevner Eugene Houck Doug Hunter John Hurt Steve Jacobson Chester Jahn Doug Johnson Dorothy Johnston Mike Jones La Donna Keeton Mike Kelly Jackie Kendall Mike Kcttleson Barbara Klicvcr Kerry Klicvcr DcWayne Klicwcr MISSING MISSING Bruce Snapp Sandy Speer Ann Starbuck Brenda Steele Carol Stillwell Linda Swenson Janet Teachout Leland Teichrow Bob Thompson Angela Trick Allan Trupka Linda Tucker Jeannette Villwock Richard Villwock Leslie Voth Rcba Wagoner Dale Wall Bill Wallace Barbara Wallis Chris Warren Marilyn Wiebe Juanita Wilkerson Milton Wineland Judy Wood Jim Woodbridge Alethea Woodruff Peggy Woods Lynn Yoder Kathy Miller Marjean Quiring 32 Administration Faculty School Board ROW ONE: Dwight Webb, Chairman; William Cadle; Barbara DeGraff; Clare Millhouser; Frank Neufeld. ROW TWO: Robert Wall, Fiscal Director; Gordon Kunke, Assistant Superintendent; Ray Klappenbach, Superintendent. 33 GORDON KUNKE: Assistant Superintendent ROBERT HALSTEAD: Principal JOHN BARNES: Assistant Principal, Technical Drawing, Administration 34 KENNETH JACOBSON: Business Education, Director of Student Affairs EDWARD CAILLIER: Typing, Distributive Education, General Business REBA CHARLES: French, English, Dragon Advisor LONA CONTRERAS: Spanish, Spanish Club PAUL DAVIS: Family Life, English, I. R. L. WESLEY EDIGER: Boy’s P. E., Health Varsity Football Coach 35 RICHARD EVANS: Band CHARLES HONEY: Technical Drawing, Industrial Arts GARY FULLER: Briefhand, Art, Stenography, Senior Basketball Coach CAROLYN HOWELLS: Reading, English, F.T. A. 36 ARJJEHOLT: English, Thespians MILDRED KLIEVER: Mathematics, Hi-C Advisor GLENN KNIGHT: English, Speech, Forensics ROBERT LADY: Journalism, English, American History, Dragon Tales Advisor JAMES McANALLY: Biology, J. V. Baseball Coach EARL McCOLLUM: Vocational Agriculture, F. F. A. TERRY MURRAY: Vocal Music, American History, World History VIVIAN NYE: Librarian, Library Practice 37 RAY OLSON: American History, Varsity Basketball and Baseball Coach RUSSELL PARMENTER: Industrial Arts FRANK RICHARDS: ChcmistTy, Physics, Physical Science, Science Club EVELYN ROGERS: English, Counseling, F. T. A., Girls League ELTON SALISBURY: Biology, Counseling, National Honor Society DENNIS SPENCER: Mathematics, Golf Coach, J. V. Football Coach, Soj honiorc Basketball Coach 38 SANDRA STAFFORD: Home Economics, FHA RUBY DASHIELL: Secretary, Office Practice ALBERT WAGNER: Typing, Office Practice, Bookkeeping PAUL WARD: Modern Problems, Wrestling Coach, Track Coach DOROTHY ROSS: Secretary, Office Practice CUSTODIANS: Dick Diehm, Lowell Barlow, Bill Smith 39 40 Academies Sim oh Said (Simon the mouse, who lives in the intercom room in the office, has been writing a column--Simon Says—for Dragon Tales this year. Before he got acquainted with the newspaper staff, he had been quite puzzled by the behavior of humans, and had kept a journal on the subject. We are grateful to Simon for allowing us to publish here some excerpts from his journal, thereby giving us a rare opportunity to “see ourselves as others see us.“ - Ed.) Aug. 29 Uncle Sheridan was complaining today about the racket near his home in the workroom of the library. After a long, peaceful summer, there has been a sudden invasion of homo sapiens. It has been almost impossible to sleep until they leave at 5 p.m., and by then it is about time to get up. What strange habits these humans have! Cousin Sally in the front hall complains of their elephant-like tread and the loud noises they make with their mouths. 41 Sept. 9 Sally was here again, and reports that things have quieted down somewhat. The invaders seem to have developed a conditioned reflex in response to a system of bells. When the bell rings, they all rush around to different rooms. When the bell rings a second time, they sit down and rest. This rest period usually lasts long enough to get in a pretty good nap, she says. . Modern Problems Class Later Just heard from Sweeney in the back hall. Since he is a keen observer of natural phenomena, e look upon him as something of a scientist. He reports that these creatures have captured other animals and put them in cages. He hints of dark doings, and says he wouldn’t be caught in Room 31 for anything. Perhaps homo is not so harmless as he appears. Later As Sweeney was escaping from the horrors of Room 31, he says he found a very quiet refuge, even though surrounded by these huge creatures. They seemed to be under a spell induced by devices on their heads. Each was emitting a prayer-like mumble, probably some sort of religious ritual, he thinks. Sweeney is a great one to theorize. Technical Drawing Sept. 10 My older brother Sylvester, who lives in the music room, claims that the rest of us are all wrong about the invaders calming down. On the contrary, he says, they get louder every day, and their mouth noises are out of this world. He’s always exaggerating things, so we take anything he says with a grain of salt. Besides, he’s the Black Sheep of the family. Later Another activity of homo reported by Sweeney, which several of us have noticed: they use various kinds of sticks to make marks on paper. Sweeney says there is elaborate ritual and use of several kinds of sticks, often terminating with the individual crumpling up the marked paper and tossing it into a distant receptacle. Could this be some kind of sacrifice to their gods? He thinks we should make a study of them. Mixed Choir Sept. 11 Sally inclines to agree with Sweeney’s theories about the ritualistic behavior of this strange species. One of their number will stand on his hind legs and make mouth noises, while the others recline in their peculiar manner, on their posterior-dorsal surfaces with legs extended in all directions. Some are somnolescent, she says, while others join in the mouth noises, and many of them seem to be chewing their cud. I guess she’s on a scientific kick, like Sweeney. World History 43 Typing Class Sept. 12 Sweeney summoned all us musculi to an emergency meeting last night. It seems he happened into a different room yesterday and suddenly his eardrums were assaulted by a crashing, jangling racket made by the front paws of some 40 of the strange species pounding on things in front of them. Sweeney now thinks that there may have been some truth in Sylvester’s earlier report. However his motion that we make a systematic survey of homo’s behavior did not receive approval of a majority. Sept. 13 Just sent a rush moussage to all my relatives about the new invasion: hordes of “them” have arrived in the gym near my home, making such thunderous mouth noises as I have never heard before. I will vote for that motion of Sweeney’s now. What else can we do? The situation is desperate. Sept. 14 If I had not seen it with my own eyes in the gym, I would not have believed it. As if their mouth noises are not loud enough--these humans place shiny tubes in their mouths and magnify the volume thereby. We didn’t believe Sylvester when he first told us about it. He has moved from the music room to a smaller room nearby, where some dozens of blue cloth things are suspended in such a as to afford a hiding place in case of attack. They also muffle the din. He refuses to take part in the survey, not only because of the noise, but because his group of humans is obviously unbalanced. They go out in the fields in the rain at night! Even in his wild younger days, he didn’t go that far. Pep Assembly Cadet Teaching Vo-Ag class inspects farm machinery Sept. 15 Sweeney is going back on us. With all his scientific interest and ability, I thought he would be the last one to fail us. The trouble has to do with his sense of smell. One day he reported that the atmosphere in the back hall was so delectable he believed he had gone to heaven. The next day he reported that the odors made it impossible to keep food in his stomach. I wonder, is his ailment physical or mental? Anyway I don’t think we can depend on him for reliable reports. Sept. 16 My sister, Sue, who lives in the girls’ locker room, was missing for a few days, and has just come back. The other day she was having a little snack in a bag-like container where there were all kinds of interesting things to look at, when suddenly the bag was closed and she found herself being carried. The next time the bag opened, she was in a place full of humans, but of a much smaller variety than is common here. The food was good there, but after a few days she missed the candy that she could usually find at home, so she took the first opportunity to come back in the same bag. She reports that the small humans are even noisier than the large ones. Later Sam, a white mouse who travels around in Chemistry Lab a pouch in the clothing of one of the humans, claims they communicate with each other. What an idea! The poor things have no tails, and most of them don’t even move their ears. He claims they do it by mouth noises and movements of their anterior legs. He was telling about a trip he took the other day with his human and several others. The humans were looking at some large metal objects, and their mouth noises and paw-waving seemed to concern these objects. He reports that a group of field mice nearby were planning a sit-in demonstration because the metal objects are used to destroy their homes. For his part, Sam says, he is well treated and regards his human almost with affection. Sept. 17 Sally has been telling me that there are writers among the humans who get together in room 8. As I am a writer myself, I decided to investigate, although they meet well past my usual hour to retire. Some of the female humans were rather unfriendly, but most of them made me feel welcome. Anyone who can write, and who is willing to “cover a beat,” as they say, is persona grata there. I am doing a feature for the next issue of their newspaper, Dragon Tales. Journalism Oct. 1 My first piece in Dragon Tales was a success, and I am to be a regular feature writer with my own bi-line. Awkward and noisy as they are, these humans have some redeeming qualities. They are receptive to new ideas, and most of them can learn when they want to. They are good-natured in an uncritical way, but somewhat short on creative imagination. The strange thing is that they think of us primarily as economic parasites; and of course we are dependent on them in this respect. Perhaps through my column I can raise the level of their culture to the point where they can appreciate wit and critical thinking as more important values. 46 Physics Class STUDENT TEACHERS SEATED: Rudy Sonnen, Rod Collins, Bruce Thompson, John Patterson. STANDING: Ron Anderson, Jerry Finnigan, Pat McDermott. Our school is fortunate to be near teacher training institutions. Because of our location we have had many student teachers from those institutions. This year found 19 students from OCE and two from OSU who were learning on the spot. The seven pictured above came to us from OCE spring term. This program has been of benefit not only to the student teachers but it has afforded interesting contacts for high school students who are thinking about teaching as a profession. Another program along the same line is Cadet Teaching, which offers high school students a chance to try out the profession. The students below taught for one semester in either the Junior High or one of the three elementary schools in Dallas CADET TEACHING ROW 1: Michele Patterson, Corrinc Shcttcrly, Judy Guy, Judy Ferguson, Carolyn Bunger, Bonnie Classen, Sheri Dyer. ROW 2: Mrs. Rogers, Advisor, Sandy Hansen, Kathy Cadlc, Nancy Hines, Lynne Petersen, Barbara Steele, Ron Dodge, Gary Palmer. ROW 3: Judy Barlow, Lucy Wages, Larry Higashi, Craig Kozak, Frank Wall, Joe Fay. 47 LIBRARY PRACTICE ROW 1: Rita Tucker, Diane Card, Mary Garrison, Carol Turner, Carolyn Friesen, Sandy Reed, Rachel Miller. ROW 2: Mrs. Nye, Advisor, Rhoda Ridenour, Trudy Miller, Marilyn Locke, Judy Barlow, Janice Mathena, Joy Holbrook, Jean Reed, Ann Willson. ROW 3: Dian Porter, Shari LaMotte, Bonnie Richards, Dorothy Classen. OFFICE PRACTICE ROW 1: Be a Otto, Lucy Wages, Diane Gambit, Suzi Brog, Suzanne Cauble, Vivian Friesen, Pam Klievcr, Barbara Friesen. ROW 2: Mrs. Dashiell, Advisor, Cheryl Hilts, Sally Rcimer, Nancy Hines, Sandy Hansen, Kathy Lowe, Jean Reed, Mrs. Ross, Advisor. 48 ROW 3: Velma Brill, Carol Anderson, Diane Card, Linda Smith. Activities Basketball fans Games Senior Fun Night Seniors prove who's best. ‘u Christy Minstrels at Christmas dance Hard times dance featured long underwear and 1.1. streamers Jeans and shorts on last day. Js Zime Goes My 1963 Homecoming Queen Bonnie with her escort, Jeff Hunter While students serpentined down Main Street on Thursday night, persons unknown stole onto the football field and burned the bonfire prematurely. Early the next morning the process of rebuilding the bonfire began. Throughout the day boys labored to build the fire which was, in the opinion of many spectators The 1963-64 HOMECOMING COURT Princess Wilma Garland with escort Bill Dick, Princess Ann Wink with escort Dick Slack, Queen Bonnie Hurl with escort Jeff Hunter, Princess Barb Steele with escort Craig Kozak, Princess Sandi Ilesselgrave with escort Ed Page, 1963 Queen Joni Aebi with escort Ellis Whitlow. 50 Friends, Romans, Countrymen! attending the football game on that frosty fall evening, better than any previou s. Queen Bonnie, crowned Friday morning, and her court were introduced at the game, which was a tight, exciting struggle won by the St. Helens Lions. foreign Exchange Student P%V (Tom Thailand) Somchai Saeheng, better known as Tom Thailand around the halls of Dallas High, came to us through the American Field Service Committee from the southeast Asian nation of Thailand. Student in a technical school at home, his primary interest is in science and technical subjects, especially electronics. Tom was a participant or spectator in many school activities and was crowned king of the Sweetheart Ball. At the Senior Awards assembly Tom received a letter-man’s sweater. During his nine months stay he was a guest of the Wayne Bailey family. He left Dallas in June for a trip to Washington D. C. and New York before returning to his homeland. Tom put in many hours at his studies; had a 3.89 GPA. Tom's gift to Dallas High School - the symbol of his homeland, Thailand. 52 Tom made many friends in our school. Seated: l.arry Higashi, Tom, Bonnie Hurl. Standing: John I'iiid|illrey. foreign Exchange Zeacher We were privileged to have this year at Dallas High Mrs. Luis Perez from Paraguay. Mrs. Perez, a teacher of English in Asuncion, came to the United States on a Fulbright scholarship and was one of eight visiting teachers to come to Oregon,. Dallas was chosen as one of the outstanding systems, and Mrs. Perez was assigned here. She observed classes in all the schools, learning as much as she could about teaching methods here, and occasionally talking about Paraguay to student and adult groups. Senora Edith Perez Senora Perez with the Spanish Club. STANDING: Sra. Contreras, Lucy Wages, Alice Hoffman, Kay Elliott, Sue Woodbridgc, Lctlia Embrcc, Lynda Stom, Sra. Perez. CENTER: Cheryl Tallmon, Penny Embrcc, Judy Ferguson. FRONT: Mike Kelly, Tim Fisher. 53 Sail Richard Anderson and Tom Bullington fight it out. CAST “Zkc Zkread Zkat Kuhs So Zrue” Richard Anderson Dian Porter Angela Trick Dave Krier Carolyn Henson Lynne Petersen Norman Young Judy Rainwater Judy Johnson Kathy Cook Yvonne Gould Terri Webb Frank Wall Stuart Knight Gary Palmer Michelle Patterson Tom Bullington Carol Turner Sheri Dyer Richard Eames Cheryl Tallin on Steve Palmer Elaine Snowden Lynn Yoder Mike Kelly Craig Kozak Jerry Grubbs Ernie Anderson Suzanne Cauble Sandi Cook Linda Hardin Kathy Cadle Best Actor: Best Actress: Best Supporting Actress: Best Supporting Richard Anderson Suzanne Caublc Kathy Cadlc Actor: Maury Schrcnk 54 THESPIAN AWARD WINNERS Spring Play “Zke Drunkard” ¥ Frank Wall as Philosophical Farmer Bob VanOrdcr is overpowered by Norman Young, oblivous of preying spinster, Kathy Cadlc. antics about him. 55 I now pronounce you man and wife. Gerry Adams, Richard Anderson, Dorothy Toy Soldiers Dlassen, Vivian Friesen Suzanne Cauble and Dave Krier Steve Palmer and Sharon Tilgner. Operetta - “Zoyland” The entire choir participated in the Operetta as either Dandies, French Dolls, Judges, Toyshop Workers, Toy Soldiers, Girls Trio, or regular cast members. CHOIR Dorothy Classen Ken May Faye Pitman Bonnie Classen Judy Dickey Katlii May Karen Buchanan Carol Turner Christy Fern Cheryl Hilts Diane Card Shari Dyer Richard Anderson Steve Palmer Gary Bartell Carolyn Friesen Joyce Linscheid Willa Runkle June Stout Richard Villwock Vivian Friesen Phil Kliever Bruce Althaus Sharon Tilgner Dave Krier Suzanne Cauble Dave Phillips Paul Voth Willa Runkle Gerry Adams Maury Schrenk Gary Palmer Chris Overstreet Keith Sullivan Jerry Curtiss Carl Green Lois Marion DeAnn Schellenberg Mike Tall on Maggie Benefield Robin Woods Bill Simons Ted Hill Bob Pankratz Donna Hoffman Judy Olfert Darlene Crawley Kathi McGee Craig Kozak Bob Van Order Ron Hoffman Jack Anderson Donna Austin Ubie Badillo Mike Fisher Julie Huff Janice Rempel Barbara Steele Joe Todd Carolyn Bunger 56 Maury Schrcnk as Master Toymaker Gary Palmer, Sharon Tilgner, Dave Krier. National Honor Society Character Leadership Scholarship Service This year Dallas High re-established its chapter of the National Honor Society. Money was raised at a Hootenany and then donated to the Foreign Student Fund. Representative of McMinnville High School Chapter, National Honor Society escorts Terry Webb to the front during tapping ceremony. MEMBERSHIP Class of 1964 Class of 1965 Alice Allgood - Sec. -Treas. Diane Gambit Beverly Braden Melvin Berg Jeff Hunter - Vice President Yvonne Gould Jim Boyd - President Bob Ottaway Carl Green Carolyn Bunger Gary Palmer Carolyn Henson Kathy Cadle Michele Patterson Sally Janzen Suzanne Cauble Bill Pease - Activity Rep. Kathi May Bonnie Classen Maurice Schrenk Sally Reimer Kay Elliott Barbara Steele Jackie Thompson Christy Fern Frank Wall Paul Watkins Vivian Friesen Tom Webb Terri Webb Members of new Dallas High School Giaptcr of National Honor Society are sworn in. 57 Remember When? Mothers’ Zea k fashion Show Lucy Wages in gown of 19th century. Carol Davis in wedding gown of the early 20th century Styles for those who think young! Qiris’ jCeague Monors Seniors Girl’s League is an organization devoted to serving the school and the community. Our main prop gathering gifts at Christmastime for Hillcrest. Throughout the year we have had informati interesting assemblies. Year was announced. was and September Girl of the Month Bonnie Classen went on to the become Girl of the Year. our the Qirls of the Month STANDING: Diane Gambit, School Spirit; Sharon Dyer, Most Fun to bo With; Vivian Fricsen, Most Versatile; Kathy Cadlc, Most Dependable; Carolyn Bungcr, Most Feminine; Kay Elliott, Just Plain Nice; Bonnie Hurt, Most Sincere; SEATED: Bonnie Classen, Friendliest; Jiidy Guy, Serenity. Speakers' Table: Dale Hoffman, Joyce Linscheid, Gary Palmer, Mrs. Kliever, Mr. Dave Adams. Mi-C banquet The annual Hi-C Banquet on May 23 feted the theme SENIOR MEMORIES. It provided an evening of delightful entertainment for all, and memories that no one will be likely to forget. 60 yr. - Sr. Prom With the theme, SHANGRI-LA, the Prom was the most beautifully decorated in the history of Dallas High School. It was well attended and received many bouquets from faculty and friends as well as students. Hold it, Robin! I got my heel caught in this crack! Zhe Personalities of ’64 Each year the Senior Class selects certain of its members to represent the personality of the class. The members of the Class of ’64 seemed to feel that the people pictured here fit these categories most perfectly. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Bob Ottaway Kay Elliott 62 WITTIEST Sheri Dyer Boh Van Order MOST DEPENDABLE Frank Wall Kathy Cadlc BEST ATHLETES Ron Hoffman Margie Anderson BEST LOOKING BEST PERSONALITY BEST DANCERS Barbara Steele Bill Dick Jeff Hunter Diane Gambit Wayne Peters Ann Wink 63 FRIENDLIEST Nels Olsson Bonnie Hurt BEST DRESSED Judy Guy Larry Higashi BEST ALL AROUND Bonnie Classen Maury Schrenk Senior Honors On these two pages are pictured the “Top Nine” - the people who have attained, with the help and cooperation of the faculty, the highest Grade Point Averages of the Class of 1964. Many other honors were bestowed upon members of this class Below are listed some of these: the scholarships and awards which had been announced up to the time the Dragon went to press. SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS Ernest Anderson .... Oregon College of Education, Part Tuition (alternate) Jim Boyd..............Dallas Women's Club - Part Tuition (alternate), Oregon College of Education Carolyn Bunger . . . .Oregon College of Education - Elementary Education Kathy Cadle...........State Remission Fee, University of Oregon Suzanne Cauble . . . .Willamette University, Honors in Music Bonnie Classen . . . .Dallas Business and Professional Women's Scholarship; Girl of the Year Kay Elliott...........Linfield College, Scholarship; D. A. R. Citizenship Award; 4-H Standard Oil; Honors at Entrance; Elk's Scholarship; Betty Crocker Homemaker of the Year Christy Fern..........Northwest Christian College Diane Gambit..........Carl E. Morrison Scholarship; Oregon College of Education Part Tuition (alternate) Patsy Mueller.........Oregon College of Education - Elementary Education, Oregon State Employees Association MICHELE PATTERSON THOMAS WEBB KAY ELLIOTT Valedictorian DIANE GAMBIT CHRISTINE FERN CAROLYN BUNGER Salutatorian Nels Olsson..........Sears Roebuck Foundation Scholarship Becky Osterberg . . . Bossatti Nursing Award Bob Ottaway..........4-H Standard Oil Scholarship; Honor Recognition Certificate - Oregon State University; Elk's Scholarship - 2nd place Gary Palmer..........Cascade College - Leadership Scholarship Michele Patterson . . Honors at Entrance, Willamette University William Pease .... Oregon State University District and County 4-year Lynne Petersen .... Future Teachers of America Maurice Schrenk . . . Lettermen's Scholarship Cheryl Tallmon . . . Oregon College of Education - Full tuition (alternate) Lucy Wages...........Future Teachers of America Tom Webb.............National Merit Scholar; Certificate of Excellence - OSU Dad's Club; Staffrin Science and Math Award AUCE ALLGOOD ROBERT OTTAWAY KATHLEEN CADI F. Kay Elliott, Valedictorian Carolyn Bungcr, Salutatorian 66 Commencement Program Principal Robert Halstead, Presiding Processional, Pomp and Circumstance” Mrs. Mildred Funk, Organist Invocation Rev. Arthur Flaming “Lord's Prayer High School Choir Director, Terry Murray Salutatory Carolyn Bunger Address Henry Tetz Climb Every Mountain”- High School Choir Accompanist, Patsy Mueller Valedictory Kay Elliott Presentation of Class Supt. R. Klappenbach Presentation of Diplomas Dwight Webb Chairman of School Board Alma Mater Senior Class Song: “God Bless America Audience Benediction Rev. Stanley Trefren Recessional Graduation caps and gowns mingle with choir robes Senior Awards The class of 1964 received many awards and scholarships. (See page 67) Shown here are some highlights from the Senior Awards Assembly when most of these awards were presented. Mrs. Rogers presents FTA scholarship awards to Lucy Wages and Lynne Petersen. Willamette music scholarship goes to Suzanne Cauble. Rev. Wolfe gives Christy Fern scholarship to Northwest Christian College. Diane Gambit receives Carl E. Morrison scholarship. Mr. Halstead grins as Nels Olssen gets Sears Roebuck award. Nels and Keith Sullivan represent FFA on European tour this summer. A beauty school scholarship goes to Linda Robinson. Mrs. Carol Clanfield Tom gets Letterman’s sweater, presents BPW scholarship to Bonnie Classen. 68 Organizations Student Body Officers ROW 1: Carolyn Bunger, Secretary; Bob Ottaway, President; Kay Elliot, Vice-President. ROW 2: Glenn Adams, Activity Chairman; Kathy Cadle, Election Chairman; Scott Dyer, Sergeant-at-Arms; Cheryl Hilts, Treasurer. Student Council ROW Is Maury Schrenk, Kathy Cadle, Glenn Adams, Carolyn Bunger, Bob Ottaway, Kay Elliott, Scott Dyer, Cheryl Hilts, Bev Linscheid. ROW 2: Yvonne Gould, Judy Johnson, April Warkentin, Bonnie Classen, Linda Liggett, Barbara Wallis, Elaine Snowden, Velma Brill, Shari La Motte, Rosita Yoder, Mr. Halstead, Advisor. ROW 3: Sheryl Thomas, Bev Braden, Alan Mosher, Larry Higashi, Chuck Bilyeu, Walt Miller, Mike Jones, Jim Ottaway, Carolyn Friescn. ROW 4: Penny Embrec, Jackie Thompson, Terri Webb, Betty Clark, Jeff Hunter, Les Oehler, Lynne Petersen, Frank Wall, Sterling Crook, Mike Kelly, Sue Woodbridge, Sandy Cook, April Sharp. 69 %and ROW 1: Jerry Schierling, Sandy Cook, Mary McDonald, Brian Dalton, Leslie Voth, Barbara Boyd, Gilbert Wood. ROW 2: Mike Kettleson, Jim Boyd, Sue Friesen, Bob Gilson, Richard Villwock, Rod Neufeld, Eugene Houck, Gordon Fast, Don Schrag. ROW 3: Bill Warkcntin, John Muller, Alan Harms, Bob Teichrow, Larry Clack, Steve Krocker, DcAnn Schellenberg, Mike Kelly, Doug Hunter. ROW 4: Leland Teichrow, Bud Gilmore, James Richert, Gary Palmer, LeRoy Schultz, Jim Foster, Carl Green. BACK: Mr. Evans, Advisor. Qirls ’ Qlee ROW Is Marlyn Locke, Mickey Hanna, Bev Peters, Rachel Miller, Rosita Yoder, Carol Anderson, Bonnie Richards, Shirley Spady. ROW 2: Charlene Hamilton, La Donna Keeton, Dorothy Johnston, Vicki Robinson, Kate Bartsoff, Rita Bullington, Sally Janzen, Mabel Sellers. ROW 3: Linda Mentzer, Armilda Mercer, Pat Gambit, Kathy Martin, Barb Friesen, Pat Phillips, Linda Smith, Eloise Watson, Linda Loewen, Mr. Murray, Advisor. ROW 4: Renee Combs, Pam Frazier, Bev Linscheid, Mary Garrison, Judy Thurston, Susan Yost, Mary Barnard, Dana Friesen, Linda Quick, Sandy Henry. Choir ROW 1: Merry Curtiss, Carol Turner, Faye Pitman, Patsy Mueller, June Williams (Stout), Judy Olfert, Rhoda Ridenour, Sharon Tilgner, Carolyn Bungcr, Kathi McGee, DcAnnSchcll-enburg, Juli Huff, Bonnie Classen. ROW 2: Mr. Murray, Advisor, Donna Hoffman, Suzanne Caublc, Joyce Linscheid, Judy Dickey, Carolyn Friesen, Barbara Steele, Cheryl Hilts, Christie Fern, Sharon Dyer, Karen Buchanan, Lois Marion, Donna Austin, Dorothy Classen, Kay Elliot. ROW 3: Margaret Bcnncficld, Willa Runklc, Gary Palmer, Chris Overstreet, Bill Simons, Ted Hill, Jack Anderson, Joe Todd, Ubic Badillo, Bruce Althaus, Paul Voth, Gary Bartel, Maury Schrcnk, Darlene Crawley, Janice Rent pci. ROW 4: Richard Anderson, Richard Villwock, Ron Hoffman, Phil Klievver, Bob Pankratz, Robin Woods, Carl Green, Bob Van Order, Dave Krier, Gerry' Adams, Stove Palmer, Dave Phillips, Keith Sullivan, Mike Fisher. 71 future Homemakers of America ROW 1: Mrs. Stafford, Advisor, Connie Dodge, Linda Goossen, Pam Kliever, Angela Trick', Sandy Brandt, Gerry Classen. ROW 2: Mickey Hanna, Shari LaMotte, Sharon Tilgner, Louise Nicol, Mary McDonald, Kay Elliott, ROW 3: Nancy Hines, Martha Reed, Jeannette Vilwock, Ann Willson, Linda Oehler, Judi Elliott, Sandy Ohren. fature farmers of America ROW 1: LeRoy Schultz, Allen Marsh, John Francis, Scott Dyer, Connie Dodge, Chapter Sweetheart, Ncls Olsson, Bill Myers, Gary Buyserie, Keith Sullivan, Doug Hunter. ROW 2: Dan Doran, Jerry Bliegc, Lanny Pope, Larry Green, Rodney Ratzlaff, Duane Runkle, Bob Thompson, Bud Gilmore, Mr. McCollum, Advisor. ROW 3: Larry Murray, Dan Rumble, Jim Woodbridge, Bob Schierling, Dennis Minahan, Jerry Stoltz, John Hurt, Steve Tharp. ROW 4: Walter Shearer, Terry Cooley, Rolland Brill, John Bullcr, Keith Ames, Bob Myers, Larry Weiss, Terry Richards, Gilbert Wood. 72 future Zeachers America ROW 1: Judy Ferguson, Darlene Crawley, Sue Woodbridge. ROW 2: Charlotte Hamilton, Janice Mathena, Trudy Miller, Corrine Shetterly, Margaret Bennefield, Carol Anderson, Rosita Yoder, Sharon Armstrong. ROW 3: Mrs. Rogers, Advisor, Sandy Hansen, Lynne Petersen, Carolyn Bunger, Michele Pattersen, Sharon Dyer, Patty Kettleson, Mrs. Howells, Advisor. ROW 4: Carl Green, Bill Campbell, Joe Fay, Gary Palmer, Gerry Adams . Hi-e ROW 1: Mickey Hanna, Steve Kroeker, Dot Classen, Bonnie Classen, Gary Palmer, Joyce Linscheid, Marilyn Wiebe, Maury Schrcnk, Mrs. Kliever; Advisor. ROW 2: Marjean Quiring, Connie Dodge, Pat Northrop, Gerry Classen, Sandy Brandt, Sharon Tilgner, Bev Peters, Donna Hoffman, DeAnn Schellenberg, Pat Phillips, Sybil Yeo. ROW 3: Janice Rempel, Sally Reimer, Rosita Yoder, Julie Huff, Judy Ferguson, Bob Ottaway, Kay Elliott, Carolyn Bunger, Carolyn Friesen, Judy Scheirman, Judy Olfert, Bev Linscheid. ROW 4: Dana Friesen, Sue Lee Peters, Ubie Bodillo, Ted Hill, Scott Dyer, LeRoy Schultz, Tom Flaming, Glenn Adams, Steve Palmer, Lynda Stom, Carol Turner. ROW 5: Jeannette Villwock, Dede Hevner, Marvin Wiebe, Bob Thiessen, Don Schrag, Carl Green, Bob Gilson, Dan Doran, Sue Woodridge, Dave Hinds, Alice Hoffman. International Relations league ROW 1: Carolyn Friesen, Sandy Hesselgrave, Jeff Hunter, Jackie Thompson, Sybil Yeo. ROW 2: Kay Elliott, Rosita Yoder, Judy Barlow, Diane Gambit, Alice Hoffman, Mr. Davis, Advisor. ROW 3: Faye Pitman, Carolyn Bungcr, Corrine Shetterly, David Hinds, Glenn Adams, Bob Ottaway. Zhesplans ROW 1: Steve Palmer, Yvonne Gould, Richard Anderson, Kathy Cadle, Dave Krier, Kathy Cook. ROW 2: Mr. Holt, Advisor, Elaine Snowden, Darlene Crawley, Michele Patterson, Sharon Dyer, Gary Palmer. ROW 3: Jerry Grubbs, Rhoda Ridenour, Norman Young, Maury Schrcnk, Ron Hoffman, Becky Ostcrbcrg. 74 forensics ROW 1: Yvonne Gould, Elaine Snowden, Penny Embree, Richard Anderson, Frank Wall, Kathy Cadle. ROW 2: Jim Boyd, Judy Johnson, Judy Barlow, Becky Osterberg, Stuart Knight, Tom Webb, Gary Palmer, Kathy Cook. ROW 3: Mr. Knight, Advisor, Terri Webb, Willa Runkle, Lynne Petersen, Bob Ottaway, Chris Boyle, Bob Gilson, Karen Simmons. Spanish Club ROW 1: Kathy Cadle, Judy Guy, Judy Ferguson, Letha Embree, Sandy Hesselgrave, Penny Embree. ROW 2: Kay Elliot, Sharon Tilgner, Pam Povey, Peggy Woods, Michele Patterson, Charlotte Hamilton, Sue Woodbridge. ROW 3: Trudy Miller, Janice Nelsen, Brenda Steele, DeNita Hevner, Barbara Fern, Pat Phillips, Lynda Stom. ROW 4: Mike Kelly, Keith Darby, Nick Bartsoff. Science Club ROW 1: Rosita Yoder, Tom Quirin, Suzi Hunter, Jim Ottaway, Kathy Miller, Mel Berg, Maeve Samsom, Barbara Ross. ROW 2: Karen Simmons, Nick Bartsoff, Chris Boyle, Tom Webb, Ernie Anderson, Sharon Armstrong, Mr. Richards; Advisor. ROW 3: Neal Griffiths, Gary Collins, Bob Ortman, Tom Flaming, Bill Pease, Bob Gilson, Terry Morrill, Gary Ames. Girls ’ Ccaguc Cabinet ROW 1: Sally Reimer, Dorothy Classen, Patsy Mueller, Judy Johnson, Karen Buchanan. ROW 2: Mrs. Rogers, Advisor, Pam Povey, Bcv Braden, Judy Guy, Diane Gambit, Mrs. Howells, Advisor. ROW 3: Christy Fern, Sue Woodbridgc, Letlia Embrcc, Terri Webb, Kathy Cadle, Lynne Petersen, Betty Clark, Judi Dickey. Tire Squad ROW 1: Maury Schrenk, Larry Higashi, Neil Tepper, Ron Hoffman. ROW 2: Ron Petersen, John Greenwood, Paul Richter, Brad Kliever, Mike Fisher. ROW 3: Mr. Barnes, Advisor; Jim Chaney. 'Distributive Education Club ROW Is Christy Fern, Tom Bryant, Gloria Olson, Bob Van Order, Sharlene Thornton, Suzi Brog. ROW 2: Tom Richards, Allen Gray, Dick Winkle,Neil Tepper, Mr. Caillier, Advisor. Sue Friesen, Penny Embree, Alice Allgood, Sybil Yeo, Pat Kcttleson STAFF Zhe Dragon Editor, Alice Allgood Assistant Editor, Pat Kettleson Financial Secretary, Judy Schierman Sports - Editor, Frank Wall; Jim Palmer, Tom Pemberton Production Staff: Penny Embree, Hclga Fischer, Sue Friesen, Pam Povey, Sybil Yeo Advertising: Manager, Brian Dalton; Mike Brown, Kathy Cook, Lynda Stom Photography and Dark Room Staff: Gerry Adams, Jim Palmer, Steve Palmer, Somchai (Tom) Saeheng Advisor, Mrs. Charles Editor Alice Allgood, Assistant Editor Pat Kettleson, Sybil Yeo. The staff extends a special thank-you to Mark Shetterly, a former Dragon editor, who put in several hours in the dark room after school was emTOniAl Co-Editors Paul Watkins and Ron Dodge, Sports Editor Bill Gibson. Mr. Lady, Advisor Page 3 Editor Dudley Janeway, Exchange Editor Linda Bainbridge EDITORIAL Page 2 Editor Byron Perkins, Typist Nancy Bowman Page 1 Editor Bill Ott, Typist Bc Braden. 79 (JV yell Headers Sandi Robinson, Janet Teachout, Judi Elliott, Barbara Wallis. Varsity “£ ” ROW Is Les Oehler, Wayne Peters, Bill Kliever, Bob Haack, Larry Higashi, Ron Hoffman, Maury Schrenk, Ed Page, Nels Olsson, Steve Palmer, Tom Byrant. ROW 2: Bill Ochs, Gary Ames, Nick Bartsoff, Art Ambrose, Bob Green, Terry Morrill, Mel Berg, Bob Van Order, Neil Tepper, Dave Hinds, Jerry Watts, Dene Edwards, Fred Dornhecker. ROW 3: Mr. Olson, Advisor, LcRoy Schultz, Jim Boyd, Joe Fay, Walt Miller, Mike Griffitts, Alan Mosher, Ron Petersen, Dave Dunkin. ROW 4: Bill Ott, Glenn Adams, Mike Fisher, Brad Kliever, Larry French, Bob Ottaway, Tom Trueax, Roy Nelson, Tom Quirin, Steve Jacobson. ROW 5: Tom Richards, Scott Dyer, Jim Palmer, Bill Myers, Jim Richert, Jeff Hunter, Gary Palmer. 80 Varsity yell Readers ;Dragonettes kDRAED ROW 1: Barbara Steele, Jackie Thompson, SandiHessel-grave. ROW 2: Sheri Dyer, Suzi Brog. ROW 3: Bonnie Classen. They are posing with the third place trophy which they won at the Jamboree this year. BELOW: Bonnie Classen, Barbara Steele, Jackie Thompson, SandiHessel-grave, Sheri Dyer, Suzi Brog. ROW 1: Terri Webb. ROW 2: Sally Janzen, Shirley Spady. ROW 3: Nancy Bowman, Carolyn Henson, Judy Johnson. ROW 4: Linda Quick, LouiseNicol, Mary McDonald, Lind i Oehler. ROW 5: Carol Stillwell, Linda Fast, Barbara Fern, Kathy A. Lefever, Anne Willson. ROW 6: Kathy Martin, Clara Luke, Kathy L. Lefever, Ann Starbuck, Barbara Brandvold, Mary Garrison. ROW 7: Peggy Woods, Cher ■! Hilts, Jorja Haack, Brenda Steele. 82 Athletics 4 Win or lose, the athletic teams of the Dragons hold high interest for participants and spectators alike. Highpoint of this year's competition was the 10-inning baseball game with McMinnville, ending in a victory which gave the Dragons first place in the TYV western division. But other sports also offered moments of accomplishment for the performers and excitement for the onlookers. 83 JV FOOTBALL ROW 1: Doug Hunter, Manager; James Chaney, Mike Jones, Mike Kettleson, Keith Darby, Jerry Clack, Richard Villwock, Charles Bennett. ROW 2: Mr. Spencer, Coach; Jerry McCullough, Larry Clack, Doug Johnson, Karl Schilling, Sandy Speer, Jim Foster, Bob Payne, Mr. Ward, Coach. ROW 3: Tom Pemberton, Don Schrag, Tom Flaming, Bob Gilson, Bob Woodman, Bruce Snapp, Jerry Fisher, Eugene Brown, Paul Cooper, Clifford Reddig. VARSITY FOOTBALL ROW 1: Mike Fisher, Don DePiero, Maury Schrenk, Larry Higashi, Dave Chilson, Walt Miller, Tim ! 'ic r Dave Dunkin, Steve Jacobson, Ron Petersen, Bill Ochs, Manager. ROW 2: Jerry Watts, Manager; Mr. ! Jiger, Coach; Terry Morrill, Jim Palmer, Alan Mosher, Phil Kliewer, Glenn Adams, Dave Hinds, Jim Chaney, Tom Quirin, Mr. Dressel, Coach; LeRoy Schultz, Manager. ROW 3: Mel Berg, Jim Boyd Brad Kliever, Joe Fay, Larry French, Bob Haack, Bill Kliever, Wayne Peters, Ron Hoffman, Les Oehler’ Bill Myers. football VARSITY FOOTBALL Tillamook 14 Dallas 0 West Linn 26 Dallas 6 Forest Grove 12 Dallas 6 Lake Oswego 20 Dallas 0 McMinnville 30 Dallas 14 Tigard 27 Dallas 6 St. Helens 12 Dallas 6 Oregon City 14 Dallas 7 Newberg 20 Dallas 39 Cannon ball , Maury on the loose. Pre-season workout with coach. JV FOOTBALL Newberg 14 Dallas 14 Tillamook 7 Dallas 12 West Linn 30 Dallas 7 Forest Grove 6 Dallas 6 McMinnville 6 Dallas 9 Tigard 32 Dallas 28 St. Helens 28 Dallas 33 Oregon City 7 Dallas 13 Are you holding him up or tackling him, Fisher? Even the boys fall for Wayne. 85 VARSITY ROW 1: Mike Brown, Manager; Brad Kliever, Dan Richter, Wayne Peters, Ron Hoffman, Larry French, Mike Kettleson, Manager. ROW 2: Jim Chaney, Nels Olsson, Bill Kliever, Bob Haack, Ron Dodge, Glenn Adams. NOT SHOWN: Ray Olson, Coach. basketball The season's record: Albany 72 Dallas 62 Molalla 41 Dallas 43 Albany 61 Dallas 38 Corvallis 87 Dallas 54 Tillamook 55 Dallas 60 Newberg 42 Dallas 41 Oregon City 57 Dallas 49 Forest Grove 67 Dallas 73 West Linn 63 Dallas 53 Tigard 89 Dallas 74 St. Helens 84 Dallas 54 McMinnville 71 Dallas 61 Lake Oswego 70 Dallas 37 Tillamook 75 Dallas 81 Newberg 48 Dallas 42 Oregon City 59 Dallas 45 Forest Grove 70 Dallas 62 West Linn 64 Dallas 60 Tigard 104 Dallas 58 St. Helens 78 Dallas 45 McMinnville 83 Dallas 68 86 It's mine . . . . JV ROW 1: Steve Palmer, James Chancy, Tom Quirin, Karl Schilling, Don DePicro, Mike Fisher. ROW 2: Bob Payne, Dave Dunkin, Robin Woods, Steve Jacobson, Kirk Caillier, Ron Petersen,We? Ediger, Coach. ... .2 more! The season's record: Albany 62 Molalla 40 Albany 63 Corvallis 57 Tillamook 53 Newberg 53 Oregon City 47 Forest Grove 44 West Linn 70 Tigard 71 St. Helens 44 McMinnville 65 Lake Oswego 64 Tillamook 51 Newberg 37 Oregon City 48 Forest Grove 41 West Li mi 76 Tigard 63 St. Helens 32 McMinnville 67 Lake Oswego 43 Dallas 42 Dallas 23 Dallas 47 Dallas 41 Dallas 65 Dallas 41 Dallas 49 Dallas 54 Dallas 57 Dallas 67 Dallas 49 Dallas 40 Dallas 59 Dallas 65 Dallas 47 Dallas 50 Dallas 5S Da 11 as 61 Dallas 69 Dallas 59 Dallas 63 Dallas 72 87 88 Chaney chucks. .. . Fire-breathing Baby Dragons fry the Lion Cubs. . . See that basket - See that ball -Come on spastic - Hit the wall. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL ROW 1: Coach Mr. Spenser, Joe Barlow, Kenneth Montgomery, Noel Barlow, Bruce Snapp, Tommy Flaming, Mgr. Bill Christensen. ROW 2: Steve Kroeker, Dennis Minahan, Timothy Omley, Jack Anderson, Bill Gibson, Richard Villwock. VARSITY FRONT: Keith Darby (98), Dick Lundgren (106), Dean Potter (115), Mike Jones (123), Larry Clack (130). SECOND ROW: Co-Capt. Bob Green (136), Roger Mannon (141), Gary Ovcrholscr (141), Mel Berg (148), Co-Capt. Joe Fay (157). BACK: Walt Miller (168), Dwayne Runkle (168), Carl Green (178), Wes Baughman (Heavy Wt.). Wrestling With only three boys over 160 pounds, and none in the heavyweight class, the season Varsity record showed one win and 12 losses, as the matmen entered each meet with a 20-point handicap because of this shortage. Many matches were considerably closer than that. Dragon grapplers placed 8th in District, with Keith D arby and Bob Green winning thirds; and three others - Joe Fay, Mike Jones, and Dean Potter - being eliminated in the semi-finals. Seniors Mel Berg, Joe Fay, Bob Green and Terry Morrill will be missing next year, but 35 wrestlers coming up from 9th grade, including several in the heavier weight classes, make next year’s prospects bright. 90 Bob Green slacking Varsity Letters awarded to: Mel Berg Larry Clack Keith Darby Joe Fay Bob Green Carl Green Mike Jones Dick Lundgren Walt Miller Dean Potter Larry Clack in a tie-up JV Letters awarded to: Nick Bartsoff Dick Clark Mike Crumb John Greenwood Doug Griffitts Paul Richter Sandy Speer Jerry Clark, Manager JUNIOR VARSITY FRONT: James Richert, John Grcenwoode, Doug Griffitts, Mike Crumb, Larry Eames. BACK: Gary Ames, Sandy Speer, Dick Clark, Paul Richter, Mgr. Jerry Clark. VARSITY ROW 1: Fred Dornccker, Walt Miller, Dene Edwards, Tom Quirin, Les Ohler, James Chaney. ROW 2: Coach Olson, Ron Hoffman, Wayne Peters, Jim Chaney, Mike Fisher, Tom Trueax, Scott Dyer, Roy Nelson, Bob Haack, Mgr. baseball SEASON'S RECORD Dallas 14 Cascade 12 A noticeably larger schedul le provided valu- Dallas 4 Cascade 10 able experience for the ba se ball squad, with Dallas 3 Albany 1 24 games--six more than last year. Dallas 8 Central 6 Placing second in the Western division of Dallas 5 N. Salem 8 the TYV league, Dallas s howed the much larger Dallas 1 Hillsboro 3 schools that size means 1 ittle and that quality Dallas 5 Hillsboro 6 i s what counts. Dallas 5 Albany 1 Dallas 2 Corvallis 10 Dallas 3 N. Salem 7 BATTING AVERAGES Dallas 4 Central 3 Dallas 9 Central 4 Les Oehler .234 Dallas 4 Corvallis 5 Jim Chaney .338 Dallas 11 Newberg 0 Ron Hoffman .310 Dallas 9 Tillamook 6 Bob Haack .300 Dallas 1 S. Salem 3 Tom Quirin . 264 Dallas 3 S. Salem 6 Mike Fisher .271 Dallas 4 F. Grove 10 James Chaney .294 Dallas 6 McMinnville 4 Bob Ottaway .433 Dal las 5 Newberg 2 Scott Dyer . 241 Dallas 12 Tillamook 1 Karl Schilling .294 Dallas 2 F. Grove 1 Tom Trueax .111 Dallas 7 McMinnville 4 Roy Nelson .429 Da 11 as 1 Tigard 2 Walt Miller . 130 92 JV ROW 1: Randy Bookie, Eugene Howard, Jack Anderson, Bruce Snapp (Hose), Bill Christensen, Dean Potter, Tim Omley, Kirk Caillier, ROW 2: Coach McAnally, Ron Peterson, Bob Paine, Karl Schilling, Richard Villwock, Monte Reimer, Dick Prater, Jim Woodbridge, Charlie Bennett, Mgr. Bob Hamilton. Ottoway waits his turn Dragon athletes regretfully said goodbye to Coach Ray Olson (right) Varsity baseball and basketball coach, and former DHS star add etc, as he goes next year to anodicr position in California. Throw him die old bean-ball 93 Zrack Dragon track and field men recorded 3 wins and 1 loss in TYV Western Division for a second place, winning a three-way meet with Philomath and Sheridan, and losing dual meets to Albany and Lebanon outside the league. In District competition, Bill Kliever took 3rd in discus and 4th in shotput, Steve Palmer was 2nd in the mile and 4th in the 880, and Brad Kliever qualified in the pole vault but was unable to compete because of measles. Mosher explains how he does it. New school records of this season: Mile - Steve Palmer - 4:33 Discus - Bill Kliever - 149' 8 2-mile - Ted Hill - 10:55.6 ROW 1: Dave Hinds, Steve Jacobson, Gary Gicrbrecht, Doug Griffits, Lary Clack, Leroy Schultz, Gerry Adams, Steve Palmer, Gery Palmer, Tom Briant. ROW 2: Mike Schuler, Keith Sullivan, Keith Ames, Roger Mannom, Ted Hill, Joe Fay, Larry Higashi, John Hurt, Gerry McCullogh, Sandy Speer. ROW 3: Dave Phillips, Robin Woods, Mike Griffits, Jeff Hunter, Mauiy Schrenk, Ron Robinton, Alan Wostcr, Sterling Crook, Gil Wood, Keith Darbcy. ROW 4: Bill Denomme, Ubic Bcdillo, Dan Richter, Dick Slock, Bill Kliever, Brad Kliever, Marve Wiebe, Coach Jasobson, Coach Word. Bill Warms up too break school record Varsity Letters awarded to: Tom Briant Larry Clack Joe Fay Larry French Mike Griffitts Ted Hill Jeff Hunter Steve Jacobson Doug Johnson Bill Kliever Brad Kliever Ken Monger Steve Palmer Maury Schrenk Leroy Schults Mike Shuler Marvc Wiebe Alan Mosher, Statistician See Mike run. Run, Mike, Run. JV Letters awarded to: Ubie Bedillo Sterling Crook Gary GicsbrcclU Dave Hinds Roger Mannon Gerald McCullogh Ken May Ron Robertson Sandy Speer Keith and Joe on the mark 95 STANDING: Mike Kelly, Kary Kliever, Amie Collingham, Bill Ott, Craig Kozak, Mr. Spencer, Coach. KNEELING: Tom Pemberton, Mike Jones, Brian Dalton, Gary Bartel. With a team composed of 7 sophomores and 1 junior, the Dallas golfers, plagued consistently by interference, finished the TYV season with a record of 1 win, 6 losses, and 1 tie. The high point of the season for the Dallas team was the upset victory over top-ranked Forest Grove 6-4 at Oak Knoll. The Grovers went on to place third in the district tournament. The Dragons, under the guidance of Dennis Spenser, missed a state tournament berth by a mere 5 strokes in district competition and in doing so offered much encouragement for the 1964-65 golf team. Golf Team 1 and 2...................Tom Pemberton, Bill Ott 3 .......................Rod Neufelt 4 ......................Kerry Kliever 5 ......................Amie Collingham 96 Bill Ott SEASON RECORD Dallas Opponent Score Score 1 Tillamook 9 4 Dayton 6 4 McMinnville 6 4 Serra Catholic 6 6 Dayton 4 2 Tigard 8 4 Newberg 6 0 Oswego 10 1 Taft 9 5 Oregon City 5 3 Corvallis 12 6 Forest Grove 4 3 West Linn 7 5 N. Salem 10 3 Taft 7 6 1 2 Corvallis 8 1 2 10 Willamina 0 4 Dayton 6 10 Willamina 0 Powder Puff football Are you sure you're going the right way, Margie? Now look team, quit worrying about your hair and play ball! On an October evening we played our first powderpuff football game before a large crowd The activity, co-sponsored by Girl’s League and Student Council, pitted the Senior girls, coached by Maury Schrenk, against the Junior girls, who were jointly coached by Brad Kliever and Bill Kliever. Pat Gambit pushed the Juniors to a 6-0 victory over the Seniors. Girls ’ fatram Badminton Doubles Champs Vivian Friesen and Cheryl Hilts WINNERS IN GIRLS' INTRAMURALS Top Volleyball Team: Sally Janzen (with ball), Janet Teach-out, La Donna Keeton. Standing: Linda Bainbridge, Sue Peters. Top Four in Archery: Sandi Hesselgrave, Kathy Cadle, Corrine Shetterly, Judy Ferguson. 98 Advertising Indices WILLAMETTE VALLEY LUMBER COMPANY A Contributing Factor To the prosperity of the Community Since 1906 Dallas, Oregc Sen ALICE ALLGOOD 'ior Activities Jn 3,4; Track (varsity) 3,4, (JV) 2. doc RON DODGE Dragon2,3, Editor 4; Forensics Dragon tales 3,4, Co- Editor 4; 4; Girl's League 2, 3, 4; I. R.L. CAROLYN BUNGER F.T.A. 4; Student Council 2; 2; Honor Society 4, Sec. Treas. 4; Choir 3,4; Dragonettes 2,3; Basketball (var.) 4, (JV) 2,3; F. T. A. 4; Girl's Glee 2; Girl's Baseball (JV) 2. EARNEST ANDERSON League 2,3,4; Girl of the Month Science Club 2,3,4, Vice Pres. 4; I. R.L. 4; Hi-C 2,3,4; Sec. FRED DORNHECKER 2, Pres. 3; Thespians 4. Treas. 3; Honor Society 4; Student Varsity D 3,4, Chairman Council 4, Secretary 4; Class Offices 4; Football (JV) 2 (Varsity ) MARGIE ANDERSON 3, Election Comm. Rep. 3; Volley- 3,4, Trophy 4; Baseball (JV) 2. Dragonettes 3; F. H. A. 2, 3; Girl's ball 3. League 2,3,4; Volleyball Champion SCOTT DYER 4; Powder Puff Football game 4. GARY BUYSERIE F. F. A. 2,3,4, Parlimentarian F. F. A. 2,3,4, Star and 3, Vice Pres. 4; Hi-C 2,3,4; RICHARD ANDERSON State Farmer, Parlimantarian Student Council 4; Sgt. at Arms Band 2,3; Choir 3,4; Forensics 4; Baseball (var.) 3,4; (JV) 2 3,4; Varsity D 3; Thespians 3,4, KATHY CADLE President 4, Best Actor 4; JV Foot- Dragon 3; Forensics 2, 3,4; F. T. A. KAY ELLIOTT ball 2; Varsity Wrestling 2. 4; Girl's League 2,3,4; Girl of the Choir 3,4; Forensics 2,3; Degree Month 4; Thespians 3,4; Best Support- of Honor 3; F. H. A. 4, Parlimentarian DONNA AUSTIN ing Actress 4; Spanish Club 4; Honor 4; Girl's Glee 2; Girl's League 2, 3,4, Choir (received pin) 3, and 4; Society 4; Student Council 4, Vice President 3; I. R. L. 3,4; Hi-C Girls Glee 2; Girl's League 2,3,4; Election Comm. Chairman 4. 2,3,4; Spanish Club 4; Honor Soc- Forensics 2, 3,4. iety 4; Student Council 4, Vice Pres. SUZANNE CAUBLE 4; Class Offices 2, Activity Council JUDY BARLOW Choir 3,4; Girl's Glee 2; Girl's Rep. Volleyball 2,3; Basketball Forensics 3,4; Girl's League 4; League 2,3,4; Office Practice 4; 2,3; Badminton 2. I. R.L. 4, Library Practice 3,4. Thespians 4; Honor Society 4. JOE FAY MEL BERG PEGGY CHRISTIE Varsity D 2,3,4; Vice Pres. Varsity D 3,4; Science Club Dragonettes 2,3; Girl's Glee 2; 4; Football (varsity ) 3,4; (JV) 2,3,4, Activity Council 3, Vice Girl's League 2,3,4; Office Practice 2;Wrestling 2,3,4; Track (var.) President 4; Honor Society 4; Football (varsity) 2,3,4, Honorable 3. 4. mention 4; Football (JV) 2; BONNIE CLASSEN JUDY FERGUSON Wrestling (JV) 2, (varsity) 3,4. Choir 3,4, President 4; Dragon- Dragonettes 2; F.T.A. 3,4. His- ettes 3, President 3; F. T.A. 4; torian4; Girl's Glee 2; Girl's League CHUCK BILYEU Girl's Glee 2; Girl's League 2,3, 2,3,4; Co-Chairman 3; Spanish Club Student Council 4; Track (JV) 4; Hi-C 3,4; Sec. 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31 Tucker, Linda - 31 Turner, Carol - 23 Polk County Farmers’ Co-op Serving Polk County Agriculture with. Petroleum Products General Farm Supplies International Harvester Farm Machinery Fertilizers and Chemical Motor Trucks Rickreall, Oregon Mel Campbell Chevrolet 305 Main Street Phone: 623-2396 Dallas, Oregon 119 V Van Order, Robert - 15 Villwock, Jeannette - 31 Villwock, Richard - 31 Voth, Leslie - 31 Voth, Paul - 23 Vrell, Frank - 23 W Wages, Lucy - 15 Wagoner, Reba - 31 Wall, Dale - 31 Wall, Frank - 15 Wallace, Bill - 31 Wallis, Barbara - 31 Warkentin, April - 23 Warkentin, Bill - 23 Warren, Chris - 31 Watkins, Paul - 23 Watson, Eloise - 23 Watts, Jerry - 23 Webb, Terri - 23 Webb, Tom - 15 Weiss, Larry - 15 Wiebe, Marilyn - 31 Wiebe, Marvin - 23 Wiens, Gordon - 23 Wilkerson, Juanita - 31 Williams, June (Stout) - 15 Willson, Ann - 23 Wineland, Milton - 31 Wink, Ann - 16 Wolf, Douglas - 16 Wood, Gilbert - 24 Wood, Judy - 31 Woodbridge, Jim - 31 Woodbridge, Sue - 24 Woodman, Bob - 24 Woodruff, Alethea - 31 Woods, Peggy - 31 Woods, Robin - 24 Y Yeo, Sybil - 24 Yoder, Lynn - 31 Yoder, Rosita - 24 Yost, Bob - 24 Yost, Sue - 24 Young, Norman - 24 z Zahnle, Michael - 16 120 A