Dallas Dragon Dallas High School Dallas, Oregon Vol. 49 1966-67 As Time Goes By ■ ■ ■ The passing lives of students. . . are dominated by a common routine . . .thinking and learning. . .preparing and mastering. . .questioning others. . .but more important . . .questioning themselves. The school year of 1966-67 was characterized by. . .a communication peculiar to high school life. . . a search for individuality. . .a con- cern for developing a sense of ideals in a world of. . .chaotic development. This was a year of expanding. . . new ideas. . .new programs. . .and new policies. Moreover Dallas High students came to understand their own roles as young adults through that complex process. . .education. In between the applause of the fall play came hours of study, a hurried search for resource materials, an anxious moment before a test. The days passed and somehow time was found for an hour, in the Art room and a hopeful moment watching a basketball game. As the school year progressed, new friends are made and old acquaintances are renewed, behind the stage during rehearsal of a play and over the shoulder of an aspiring artist. And then, apart from the crowd once more, the lone student seeks the isolation and comfort of an empty corner in the library or the lonely radiator in the hall at 4:30 on a school night. A year of mature concern for the future and a development of the background in politics and student government, so necessary to success in life after graduation; 1966-67 was all these things and more. 7 Time Of Achievement Scholastics ranked high this year, with the addition of many new faces to the Honor Society. Members were concerned with achievement as well as enjoyment of each others company as evidenced by the pictures on the right. It is through these material elements of recognition that students are able to recognize improvement and attainment. Besides the traditional courses of study, Dallas students persuded the vocational and technical areas. Foreign languages offered a challenge to many as well as an insight to an ever shrinking world. Technical Drawing and Wood Shop offered a practical experience with concrete and tangible results. A change from those theory and speculation of other areas. Time passes here as will. With the first days of fall came the introduction to the course of study and finally a chance to get out into the shop and experience the feeling of pride with the completion of your own project. Without a doubt this part of school life provides much satisfaction to the persistant, and makes it possible for many students to prepare for the future. 8 The search for identity in a world of competitive spirit, both scholastic and athletic. .. athletes giving much of their daily lives to the building of body and mind, their moment of glory, brief. This was the year of the unsung hero, the discouragement of defeat and the demanding of much practice. 9 A high school is memories. A captured moment on the stage, a familiar face, the enjoyment of familiar talent, the pleasure of laughter, the silence of concentration. As the days go by, events of import came and went too. In September, Christmas vacation seemed a lifetime away, soon another year had run its course. Many students kept track of time through activities, others marked the passing days on pocked Callenders. Hours were spent and many times the demands were severe. Practice and rehearsal and drill, to Dallas High Students these words and words like Abdul, teamteaching, grubbies, censored, B. A., get smart, vacation, and happiness is were their language. Yes memories are an important part of a school year; some good, some bad, but all necessary. Life is what we are alive to. It is not length but breadth. To be alive only to appetite, pleasure, pride, money-making And not to goodness, kindness, purity, love, history, poetry, music flowers, stars, God, And eternal hope is to be all but dead. M. D. Babcock 1 1 The Sounds Of Life 1966-67 A year of watchful anticipation. A long year for the grandstand and bench sitter... As the year wore on the fans became increasingly glum and only sporadic bits of encouragement gave them a chance to release the buildup of excitement long held back. Waiting for the announcement of Homecoming Queen... Listening with tears in eyes to the dedication of the Grandstand.. . Dallas fans and team were determined. And their stubborness finally won out. And so the year stretched on and the same fans were cheering for another sport another time. Music An important part of our lives ... to Dallas band members the bold blazes symbolized their pride and standing. The pep and marching band added their melody to the games and, between songs, cheered as well. The early routines later became an impressive precision formation that thrilled many. The well-rehearsed numbers seemed to revive fans at times. Time had its effect on the team as well. Direct carry-over of school spirit had a part in backing the athletes. As the year passes there is a slow but noticable buildup of tensions of routine. And then, just when students feel that they are on the edge , a pep assembly is called, a gym class is held, the final bell dismisses classes for the day, and another school day is over. Many of the memories of school life are those concerning extra-curricular activity, the daily barefoot practices of the Rally Squad in gym or cafeteria... The thrill of rope-swinging at a FHA slumber party... The remembered bit of afterschool conversation between student and teacher.. . The in sound of a local group of musicians... These things play a large part in the average students' life and, because or in spite of them, he survives and looks forward to another year. .J Through the pages of this section the reader has followed the progress of the school year 1966-67. Its moments of delight and sorrow. . . The high points and the low. . . The awareness of group learning The silent contemplation of a loner... The need for each students' belonging and the like need for keeping his uniqueness... To try to recall the school year is a hopeless task, at best, the recollection is fragmentory. A face on a clock with the words, Time Passes - Will You? A calendar bare save for lonely June.. .A shrub outside a window in Room 15, growing, becoming dormant, and growing again. . .A deadline to be met... A prom date .. . College boards. . .A final game of the season. . .A moment of decision between green apple or red... Being last in line during late lunch. . .Waiting anxiously while tests are returned.. . Looking at your very own frog, in Biology. .. Watching the rain on a gloomy Monday .. . Walking thru the wet grass to an early class... These mean special things to Dallas High Students and are memories they will take with them when they leave. 17 Staff And Academics Then said a teacher, Speak to us of Teaching. And he said: No man can reveal to you aught but that which already lies half asleep in the dawning of your knowledge. The teacher who walks in the shadow of the temple, among his followers, gives not of his wisdom but rather of his faith and his lovingness . If he is indeed wise he does not bid you enter the house of his wisdom, but rather leads you to the threshold of your own mind. The astronomer may speak to you of his understanding of space, but he cannot give you his understanding. The musician may sing to you of the rhythm which is in all space, but he cannot give you the ear which arrests the rhythm nor the voice that echoes it. And he who is versed in the science of numbers can tell of the regions of weight and measure, but he cannot conduct you thither. For the vision of one man lends its wings to another man. And even as each one of you stands alone in God's knowledge, so must each one of you be alone in his knowledge of God and in his understanding of the earth. from THE PROPHET by Kahlil Gibran Administration Administration has been and remains a binding force in the Dallas High School. A day in school year 66-67 never passed without the smiling face of Mr. Halstead appearing on the scene. A kind word or carefully planned question; these were a part of the language of the administrators. With the help of Vice-Principal Modde and Student Activity Director Mr. Jacobsen, the school moved efficiently through minor crises to the end of another year. Picture to right (around table) Dan Davies (Statesman John Holtzman (Item-izerJMel Peterson, Curriculum Dir. Bob Wall, Fiscal Director Claire Millhouser, E. A. Buchanan, Bill Cadle, Dwight Webb, Jim Ferguson, Ray Klappenbach, Supt. Gordon Kunke Asst. Supt. Clarence Buhlen Budget Committee Member Although School board members are more often thought of as ’ Money Machines than people, they do represent a cross section of professions in Polk County. The community and students alike were grieved with the death of Board member Mr. Neufeld; a tragedy which increased the awareness of the human side of school boards. 20 Mrs. Dorothy Ross, Secretary, Gen. Office Mrs. Ruth Villwock, Secretary, Guidance Office Mrs. Ruby Dashiell, Secretary, General Office Through all the confusion which so marks the school year, there was one group of individuals who kept their cool . All day, everyday, from 5 am to 12 midnight the custodians worked hard to be sure the high school campus would be in the superb condition it is in today. The menu for this year was not the most spectacular, but is is indeed a compliment to the cooks that over two hundred students each day enjoyed the foods presented to them. Three Jadies make up the secretarial staff of the offices. Mrs. Ross, always friendly and concerned kept the receipts and books in order. Mrs. Dasheill, equally winning, devotes her time to administrators and teachers alike. Across the hall, Mrs. Villwock could be seen typing, licking stamps and doing a myriad of guidance duties. Mrs. Thelma Eames, Mrs. Marcella Brown, Cafeteria Staff Mr. Walt Bowden, Mr. Lowell Barlow, Custodians Staff Guidance Mrs. Evelyn Rogers, Counselor Life's troubles are numerous, even in school. Everyone must talk about their troubles to someone. In the counseling office Mrs. Rogers and Mr. Jones have filled this job adequately. Even though not everyone takes their problems to these persons, a significant amount do; and they receive the kindness and consideration which only special people can provide. To many Seniors the Guidance Office has represented the first link between them and the college of their choice. The counselors are asked to help pick the college. They do so by supplying information to the student. They also organize trips to the different colleges of this area. The guidance office has well supplied information of available scholarships, through the use of the Senior Scoops . Many students have found that only through the use of the guidance personnel could they continue the road that leads to better education. The Student Body salutes the Guidance Office for fine and deligent work. Language Arts A department, whose influence is felt throughout the entire school, is English. In the past year much emphasis was placed on cirriculum and study. With five of seven teachers new in the department, students enjoyed a change of pace year. Special projects included a Title I program in Reading taught by Mr. Staab. Bottom left pic shows Mr. Brown handing out papers. Bottom right is a shot of Connie Parker listening to a McKenzie type lecture. Mr. Richard Johnson Mr. Glenn Knight Mr. Fred Staab 25 Now, P11 just forge my name in the corner. Fine Arts study for the school year 66-67 resulted in impressive accomplishments for students in this field. Experimentation with unusual media including; woodcuts, oils, and plaster, were a part of the class effort. Under the direction of Mr. Leuhr, students developed the essence of creativity and all found opportunity for expression. Art And Languages 26 Mr. Jim Johnston Interest ran high in Foreign Languages last year. A new staff taught both Spanish and French with the help of a language lab and tape desk. Special attention was given to the geography, manners, customs, and mones of both France and Spain; with the emphasis on practial mastery of vocabulary. High points of the school year included; a joint French-Spanish picnic, a discussion with foreign exchange student, Fluvio, and peetry memorization. Music In the past school year, Choir, Band, Girls Glee, and Music Theory students have had an Excellent opportunity to develope natural and trained proficiency in the Fine Arts area. A new and rewarding type of instruction awaited singers and musicians last fall. For the first time a husband-and-wife team in the persons of Mr. and Mrs. Evans, taught Band, Choir, Girls Glee, and Music Theory. Dapper in their new uniforms and marching with precision, the band added a bit of brightness to athletic events. The annual Winter and Spring Concerts were well received and students proved to the general public that classroom training does pay off. Complete Concentration 28 oom-pa ! oom-pa ! 29 Teachers like Mr. Cheney, help their students to become better equipped to meet the demands that will be made in the future. The students get to learn many different and useful arts. These skills can be used in either a business or for the do-it-yourselfer . This department also was responsible for repair and improvement of the school plant. Scratch a little higher and to the left. As soon as it's lit, run! Mr. Charles Honeyt Designing a soup kitchen? 30 Mr. Frank Richards Mr. Robert Peppley Science The smell of young chicks was predominant in the middle months of this year. Everyone knew that Biology was at it again. Between observing and abusing chicks, the students didn't have much to do but figure up the computation and mumble something like poor defenseless chicks . The Biology students under the expert instruction of Mr. Sonnen and Mr. Sather also had a chance to experiment with the flame produced by a bunsen burner, or the insides of a frog. Sometimes the effect of such experiments was a bit of nausea, but most times it resulted in the enlarging of the students knowledge. The Chemistry branch was also smelly. HCL and NaOH, all made the Chemistry class and 2nd hall hardly bareable for the nostrils. But the fun of experimentation often outweighed the obstacles. With the humerous and delightful instruction of Doc Richards the students considered Chemistry class a fruitful experience. Studying is the only and knowing what only way to pass. 32 exclaims Linda Adams chick. way to learn Chemistry you've learned is the Chris Muller and Maryln Schellenberg find time during class to pet a baby chick. He's so soft. Mr. Bob Cantonwine Political and social geography, feature length historical films, large group discussion. All of these characterized daily Social Studies activity. With the addition of Mr. Tuttle, teaching World History, the department was brought to full strength. One interesting highlight in Modern Problems was a guest lecture by Dr. Jauncie from down under. Mr. Dewey Tuttle Mr. Paul Ward mm My, but my fingernails are interesting today. Social Studies American History fans listen while Mr. Ward instructs them in a daily lesson. Modern Problems student studys hard to accomplish great feats, such as passing. Not another small group discussion today ! 35 Mr. Bill Dressel Personal And Physical Education Mr. Ronald August Stan's Body Shop Due to the stimulating activities in Health and Family Life, students ended the year aware of the necessity of hygiene in their own lives. Students were kept on the edge of their seats with such expressions as brush three times a day , and it takes more love to make a marriage . UH! Birds can fly, so can I. Miss Lois Hamar Emphasis in P.E. the past year was placed on physical fitness and competitive sports. Because of mild weather many outside activities were conducted. Miss Hamar, as well as her male counterparts devised many things such as the circuit to make it fun. 37 Boy, that other team was lousy. Did you see the way. . . Distributive Education Note writing is a favorite pastime of most students. Vickie Wilson studies to learn the fundamentals of D. E. Distributive Education students spend much time with on the job experiences, as well as field trips, and class study. For the first time in the history of the D.E. class at Dallas High the regional convention was held locally. Anxious moments of preparation for the long awaited event. D.E. students from several states met, pooled resources, experiences, elected officers, and kibited . In a rare moment of attention Rick Thomas and Gary Minahan are involved in a D. E. discussion. Math Mrs. Mildred Kliever Mr. Lando Friesen The school year of 66-67 was a typical one for math students of all levels. Work on functions, sets, and close analysis of geometric concepts kept Math 6 students busy. A high point in the year was the national math test; Randy Crockett scored highest in the school. Glenda Alford putting in a few studious moments. I realize the back of the room is interesting Chris, but. . . Students in Math 4 were concerned with lines, points, and planes, and problems concerning these. The overhead projector, and other visual aids helped math theory become a reality to many students. But it worked fine in the book, Well Dick, maybe you just weren't ready for Calculus II. 39 Student assistants play an important part in and around most of the departments in school. At almost any time of the school day library assistants could be seen shelving books, cataloging, stamping, checking out books, and practically applying other library skills. Guidance and business office secretaries develop secretarial skills in on the spot training. These students work with thermo-fax accounting, announcing, and general secretarial functions, all of which enhance their chances of securing a good job after high school. Typing, shorthand and bookkeeping classes were filled to capacity as students attempted to learn the intricacies of a sidely publicixed but little understood part of curriculum. Mr. Albert Wagner Under the direction of a highly qualified staff various skills in speed and accuracy were developed in Typing. Shorthand students learned fundamental phrases and characters and later came the inevitable dictation drills. Bookkeeping students, under the direction of Mrs. Leavitt, came to know the workings of the profit and law statement and the balance sheet and even touched on income tax accounting. Teacher Candids Watch your dynamics! Ecstasy is a mouth full of Profile Bread! Dill pickles and ice cream? Happiness is Mr. Staab and his weed. Student Opinion! If I've told you once, Cox, I've told you What THEY need is a good debator! a thousand times! 42 Home Economics Fundamental homemaking tools ? Miss Shirley sharpenburg Home Economics prepare young ladies for their future life as homemakers. This vocational course utilizes the study of child care, money and time management. Home Economics currently involves more than one hundred students. Goals include a proficiency of vocational skills. The proof is in the eating. Cooking isn't too bad. Miss Anne Mackie A major highlight of the school year is the annual Mothers' Tea. The tea is a result of a united effort between Girls League and Home Economic students. 43 Toni Robinson, Sue Mulholland, and Sheree Basom leap in a frenzy of excitement during the Serpentine. Homecoming Homecoming - the bruised knees and sore throats derived from the serpentine; the heat of the bonfire, the burning of the BA effegy, the loveliness of Princesses Pam Zito, Connie Woodman, Connie Parker, Evelyn Hamilton, and Claudia Buchanan in their chic suits and formal gowns; the spirit of the game, the disappointment at the end; the live beat of the Marty Stites Dance-band. From the opening of the season with the Queen's proclamation to the last strains of music at the dance, Homecoming was a beautiful state of excitement. In a rare breakaway, Tom Branvold, makes an impressive ground gain. Students gather around the blazing bonfire, the climax to a day's collecting of debris for the symbolic burning. Enthusiasm was somewhat dampened by the homecoming game. Row Is Manager Jimmy Wall, Allan Classen, Jerry Clarke, Wes Hinds, Rex Westergard, Danny Wood, Doug Warkentin, Ken Woods, Steve Krohn, Darrell Basom, Manager Harold Bennefield. Row 2: Coach Bill Dressel, Jim Hardin, Gerry Meyer, Gerry Murphy, Greg Johnson, Tom Branvold, Jim Bosvert, Melvin Sutter, Jim Bookey, Curt May, Coach Ron August, Coach Paul Ward. Row 3: Pete Panter, Irvin McBee, D. H. Garland, Ken Kleiver, Ed Fuchs, Robert Cox, Dick Hoffman, Dennis Frazier, Ralph Watkins, Terry Sanders. Football The only bright spot of the football season was the final game with Forest Grove which resulted in both team and fans saming face with a long-awaited win. One of those long, lean years in football, 1966-67 would best be summed up by describing it as a year of rebuilding and gaining experience. As evidenced by the one win, Dallas ball players only clicked sporadically and faced a formidable list of challengers. The coaching staff were faced with a loss of eighteen first stringers from the previous year and had to depend on nine seniors, many without proper experience, to carry the squad as best they could. A challenging player, Jim Hardin makes a breakthrough only to lead into a tackle by Oregon City. With a year of experience, mainly centered around Sophomores and Juniors, the staff looks optimistically toward next season. Certainly it could not be said that either team or fans were lacking in the spirit and drive that makes good competitors. VARSITY SCOREBOARD Dallas 14 Lake Oswego 26 0 McMinnville 28 0 Tigard 6 14 St. Helens 34 0 Oregon City 47 7 Newberg 18 6 Tillamook 12 7 West Linn 12 34 Forest Grove 20 A picture of fatigue is the best way to summerize this. Sophomores The class of '69 entered the hallowed halls of DHS with determination and enthusiasm. Their spirit was evident in pep assemblies, where their voices and unity gained victories in competition. Their organization could be seen in their spring car wash, and the many competent sophomores participating in school activities. 1966-67 was a great year for the sophomore class. Sophomore class officers are from left to right, sitting: Sandee Hensen, Act. Chairman; Julie Edwards, Treasurer; Karen Kliewer, Secretary. Standing: Jerry Peters, Sgt. at Arms; Steve Wright, Vice-President; Danny Palmer, Election Chairman; Bob Thompson, President. First of all I would like to start by saying. . . Linda Adams Janice Aime James Allgood Alan Althaus Charleen Anderson Doug Anderson 50 Pat Anderson Rosemary Arnold Glenda Alford Sheri Arstill Tim Bookey Richard Benson Janet Brandt Kathy Birchell Linda Brandt Jack Blanton Cecil Brill Bob Block Alma Brinker James Bulard Gayle Brown Gail Caillier Suzan Carlson Neil Christensen Jerry Clarke Candy Clendenin Clara Cochrane Bill Condron Gary Cook 51 Donna Cooley John Comelison ■ Larry Crace Dan Cronk Peggy Crider Phyllis Crook Mike Cutler Roger Darby Mary DeGraff Dennis Delaney Nancy Dodge Terry Embree Carol Falk Mike Dyck Terry Fischer Brad Douglas ■ Diana Fast Jean DeHaven Julie Edwards Doris Fitzwater Cheri Fresh Brenda Friesen Marlene Friesen Chris Garren Linda Gish 52 (Sophomores, Cont.) Sherry Griffitts Thelma Greene Susan Grant Lance Grimes Louis Gray Becky Green Conni Harms Sandi Henson Linda Hicks Joyce Hildebrand Mary Hindes Donna Hintermeinster Bryan Hoffman Chris Hilts Steve Hiller (Sophomores, Cont.) Mary Kerp Mike Kerr Rebecca Kessen Steve Keen Cynthia Kahler Stan Keeler Brad Kahler Sue Kerber John Kinsey Jamie Kittleson Karen Kliever Myron Kliewer Phyllis Kluting Heather Knight Michael Kroeker Nancy Lamb Alice Lowe Ann Lute Steve Martinelli Donna McBee Burt Kelly Henry Kinsey John Loewen Virginia Meadows 54 (Sophomores, Cont.) Bob Moffitt Cheryl Mohr Randy Moore Bob Morris Jane Mosher Patsy Mundt Sheri Neufeld Susan Neufeld Linda Nisson Billie Sue Olsson Nancy Niggli You mean I really have to drink that junk. Chris Omley 55 Marilyn Osteen Deborah Oziah (Sophomores, Cont.) Quentin Petersen Linda Prater Danny Palmer Wayne Peden Marcia Peterson Randy Pope Linda Quiring Myrna Peterson Gerald Potter Debbie Radke Bobbie Ann Parker Lorrie Parker Harold Potter Norma Potter Wayne Ragan Susan Reed 56 Michael Rose Linda Sargent Marilyn Schellenberg Craig Seibert Pauline Sellers Linda Rhoades Lynette Schrag Deborah Seaman Toby Seaman Dan Shellanbarger Dicki Singleton Tony Stone Debra Smith Ronald Sutter Gale Snapp Dan Thompson Robert Thompson Tom Thompson Edwin Totten Jolene Trent 57 Christine Trine Dennis Unger Gene Van Dolah Donny Wall Joanne Wall Jack Van Dolah David Van Lieu Jane Wiebe Marlin Wells Charles Wiens Monte Wiens Barbara Wilcke Deborah Wilke Jackie Will El Sr. Johnston habla de las Islas del Sur Pacifico. Qu'est-ce que c'est-que ca ! Ou puis-je obtenir quelque chose comme ca? Spanish Club Under Advisor, Mr. Johnson, Spanish students enjoyed the Latin flavor. The main activity was the Pinta party, climaxed by a dessert of Spanish chorrios . Que Cristina! Que rebia! Que habla? French Club French club students, under the leadership of Eugene Fuchs, Kathy Johnson and Mrs. Kelly enjoyed French literature, art and music in a lighter vein during the club meetings. A bientot! 59 Marilyn Berger assumes a natural teaching position. Cadet Teachers Miss Mackie, advisor, states the purpose of cadet teaching is to help the student determine his interest in a teaching vocation. Cadet teachers work through the FTA organization to determine which field of education to enter. Cadet Teaching is a proving ground for the teachers of tomorrow. Bill Bowman finds conferences with students rewarding. Dragonettes Science offered a wide and varied interest to students Science Club Dragonette members are caught in a rare moment of relaxation. Chrystler Assembly The Chrysler Corporation presented the Spurlows early in the school year. It was a program dedicated to safe driving, and yet was one of the most interesting programs ever presented at Dallas High School. It proved that education can be interesting and enjoyable to the students . j Chrysler Bandleader conducts the Lost Symphony . I hope they forgot the arsenic ! Peggy Proctor and Miss Scharpenberg really dish it out. Future Homemakers Of America Through exploring the field of Home Economics the girls of FHA were involved in many activities. Some projects this year were: A buffet dinner for fathers on Daddy Date Night . The planting of shrubs and roses around the patio this spring. And the sewing of red and white organdy aprons to be used when serving at the FFA banquet. I think I left the water running in the bathroom. 62 Miss Mackie and Clara Cochrane behind bars. Future Farmers Of America The Future Farmers of America's main purpose is to promote learning in the field of agriculture and to develop good, strong, citizens of tomorrow. The main activity of the year was the Parent and Son Banquet. Here parents and teachers are honored. Yearly farming awards and Chapter Sweetheart are announced. National Honor Society Actually membership in the Honor Society can be considered a reward for people who have worked hard throughout their high school careers and have contributed service, scholarship, character, and leadership. Official membership into Honor Society is attained by being tapped in a special assembly; one in the fall and one in the spring. Officers included Ralph Watkins, President. 63 Juniors The Junior class provided the real backbone of school spirit in the 66-67 school year, and won all but two pep assemblies. For the first time in DHS history, a Junior yell Queen, Sue Mulholland, was on rally. (But the juniors proved to be human by losing to the women faculty in a basketball game and to the Senior class in the annual Powder Puff football game.) Despite the heartbreaks of this year, the class of 68' continued their enthusiastic behavior all year long, receiving the respect and admiration of all. Junior Class Officers L. to R. : Becky Kliewer, Sec. ; Becky Greenwood, Treas. ; Gerald Murphy, Sgt. at Arms; Clark Clen-denin, Vice Pres.; Jerry Flaming, Pres. ; Sue Mulholland, Act. Chairman. Elaine Worley finds English fun11! Phyllis Allison Kathy Anderson Janis Bailey Lorri Adams Sharlene Anderson Jerry Alderson Bob Anderson Patricia Armstrong Joy Anglin 66 Whatsa' matter, Bev? Don't you know good food when you see it? Sheree Basom Tom Brandvold Grace Born Jack Brandt Tana Belwood Vicki Benson James Bosvert Dawn Bowman Pat Brockhaus Marilyn Brown Linda Bliege Connie Buchanan Charlotte Buller Janel Burelbach Peggy Cadle Carol Calder Carol Campbell 67 (Juniors, Cont.) Alan Chandler Judy Chaney Chris Charles Karen Crider Jock Dalton Jim Dankenbrink Stan Dankenbrink Suzett Derksen Richard Dewing Dee Dibble Sandra Dick Raymond Dickey Connie Doll Karen Edwards Bill Elliott Pamela Fern Paula Fisher Bob Dunk in 68 Jan Friesen Loren Friesen Sandra Gallogly D. H. Garland Donald Giesbrecht Eugene Fuchs What was that again? Move it, kid! Nancy Gilliam Kathy Gish Laurie Gordon Dean Gray Becky Greenwood 69 (Juniors, Betty Grossman Sandi Hildebrand Linda Jahn Cont.) Richard Hibbeler Charles Hubbard Charles Jamison Jim Hardin Charlotte Hicks Kathy Huff Bob Janzen Patricia Hiebenthal Dick Hoffman Susan Janzen John Herrington Carol {dildrand Darlene Hoke Jill Jacobson Dason Johnson 70 Greg Johnson Robert Joy Steve Krohn Gary Luton Kathy Johnson Laurel Jones Raymond Jones Mike Jones Becky Kliever Roxanna Kahler Bill King Esther Kliewer Laura Lambert Elvia Laudahl Ted Laughlin Marsha Lefors Susan Lindstrom David Lowen Ray Mackey Pat Martin Marsha Mason Irvin McBee 71 (Juniors, Cont.) Kathy Meyer Carol Meyers Connie Moffitt Ronald Mohr Gary Minahan Ernie Mills Keith Miller Cheryl Morgan Gerald Murphy Lora Lee Murray Roy Nelson Richard Northrop Linda Mueller Sue Mulholland Jack Neufeld Ken Neufeld Paul Nicol Sharon Omley Darlene Overholser Sally Overstreet Peter Panter Ronald Parker 72 Bob Pratt Peggy Proctor Nathan (Butch) Quiring Karen Reimer Bernice Rempel Arnold Ragsdale Frank Riedel Mike Reed Vickie Robinette Cheryl Robinson Toni Robinson Larry Runkle Bernice Sanks 73 Becky Sundsten Ken Smith Becky Stuivenga Vickie Sonday Sherrie Stefani Who says four can't play? Cathy Teachout Ricfiard Thomas 74 Stan Strauss Connie Trine Richard Shellenbarger Cheryl Smith Jonna Strong Tom Teichrow Dan Trueax Zola Van Dolah Doug Warkentin Pat Van Camp Rex Westergard Robert Weston Carol Wiens Gary Wells Michael Wiebe Kathy Wilkerson Karen Wallis Jerry Weston Marsha Webb Toni Wilson Glen Wiensz Vickie Wilson Robert Young Donnie Winspear Lynda Wise What a lousy deal! William Wood Kay Williams Elaine Worley Uh-h-h, Grunt, Whew!” Dallas 8 Tigard 39 These and remarks 32 McMinnville 12 similar were often heard 22 Newberg 27 on the mats of Dallas High. 29 St. Helens 23 The team can honestly say 22 Forest Grove 24 that they improved greatly 22 Tillamook 23 Wrestling this year and did a tremendous job. 23 14 Oregon City West Linn 31 29 13 Lake Oswego 35 Gary Taylor helps a friend ease that pounding headache. Okay, slow down, boys. RES1 LLNG SQUAD top row, L. to R: Head coach, Mr. Sonnen; Greg Johnson, Roger Shinn, Clark Clendenin Alan Chandler, Gary Bennett, John Miller, Wes Hinds, Assistant coach, Kerber. Bottom row, L. to R: Kerry ’ Kelly, Gary Cook, Harold Potter, Gerald Potter, Don Giesbrecht, Gary Wells, Bob Anderson, Gary Taylor, 76 Rally In the attempt to create enthusiasm for the team, the rally squad had moments when they secured the full backing of the crowd, and with a wild leap and a dragon scream, they brought out the best. By gaining the support of the students, these girls became the best rally squad this school has seen. We must congradulate Miss Hamar, advisor, and Sue Mulholland, yell queen, for their efforts to draw the students of this school into one body giving it's full support of the athletic teams. Varsity Basketball squad. Kneeling: Coach, Mr. Cantonwine; Manager, Bob Kliewer. Standing: Doug Hoffman, Tom Schmidt, Terry Saunders, Frank Van Dolah, Dick Hoffman, Paul Villwock, Ed Fuchs, Tom Banford, Tom Branvold, Steve Wright, and Butch Quiring. Basketball Dallas 52 Forest Grove 63 53 St. Helens 62 39 West Linn 71 68 Tigard 83 47 Oregon City 63 32 McMinville 57 39 Lake Oswego 53 58 Newberg 46 42 Tillamook 44 51 Forest Grove 60 46 St. Helens 62 49 West Linn 75 47 Tigard 56 52 Oregon City 67 60 McMinville 69 28 Lake Oswego 76 51 Newberg 54 50 Tillamook 77 With only one win in league competition the 1966-67 basketball season was very long. But as was pointed out by the coaches at the end of the season, the improvement was obvious. With the return of eight lettermen the coaches hope to a marked improvement in the season's records for next year. It is hoped that their efforts and coach Cantonwine’s as well, will not prove futile in the seasons to come. 78 What! Another Foul, Villwock? Whatsa' matter? Don't you guys want to play with me? Can't you reach it, boys? Alright, which one of you blew it? Junior Varsity Basketball squad. Kneeling: Manager, Alan Althaus; Coach, Mr. Peppley. Standing: Gene Van Dolah, Bob Thompson, Terry Peters, Eugene Fuchs, Danny Palmer, Mike Wiebe, Brad Kahler, Grant Jones, Jerry Flaming, Dick Northrop, and Steve Lehto. Dallas speech students Catch five between rounds at Bend. Forensics Randy demonstrates his rare form . Competition was the key to this year's forensics activities . Although honors were few the improvement of speaking ability and the keenness of contest speech brought thrills to many. Important highlights were the meets at Linfield and the NFL tournament. Becky finds practicing important. They went thata way. . . Reginald Rose's THUNDER ON SYCAMORE-STREET was on the agenda for the 1967 Spring play. It included man’s Constitutional right to live where he wanted to, when he wanted to, despite what he had done before. With some of the best acting ever seen at Dallas High School, the cast, under the direction of John Fairchild, played its roll perfectly. Every roll was played in perfect unison with the theme. It will be remembered by all who saw it as a fast moving play very well done. Who me? He doesn't realize it, but he has bad breath Whew ! Darling! Did I get the Part? If I've told him once. . . 81 Give me back my teddy bear Seniors Senior class officers from left to right: Dave Mosher, Treasurer; Gary Bennett, Sgt. at arms; John Doll, Vice president; Sandy Harder, Secretary; Conni Woodman, Activity Chairman; and Conni Parker, Election Chairman Senior class president Pat Lucanio 84 The class of 1967 will surely remember this as our greatest year. We didn't always win, but we certainly had our share of losses. High points of the year included won-loss record , our constant battle in class competition and the B-A Rallies. These have all led to the ultimate: GRADUATION. Respectively Submitted, Patrick Lucan io Janet Alford Greg Anderson Ken Androes James Babcock Frances Barber John Barnard Bill Barrington Harold Bennefield Gary Bennett Darrell Bascom Marilyn Berger 85 Steve Barker Caren Baughman Laurie Bevens Novel Bieber Chris Bilyeu Bill Bollman Beverly Boyd Jim Carr Richard Cox John Casey Gary Coville Robert Cox Charolite Chapman Robert Cowman Bonnie Crace Allan Classen Randy Crokett 86 Kathie Darby Kay Denton Chyral Derkson (Brotherton) Jack Dillon Gary Dryden John Doll The cafetorium provides an adequate place for study. Jack Dillon is caught in one of his many happy moments. 87 Chris Peterson insists that three inch bites are possible. Gary Dunn Virginia English Jodell Edwards Linda Evans Mark Elliott Elaine Falk Ken Embree Brian Ferguson Lynn Fredricksen Diane Friesen Duane Friesen Ed Fuchs 88 Jacob Fuchs Jerry Halleman Evelyn Hamilton (Briesen) Sandy Harder Rusty Garrison Senior boys are Cheryl Giesbrecht Tom Green sometimes silent participants in student council. Bruce Vrell Co. sing lullabys to the student body. Who says that glamour and teaching don't mix? Mettie Holbrook Terry Hoxtre Doug Hunter Bev Johnson 90 Mike Kahler Kerry Kelly Brenda Kenison Janette Kessen Betty Lefever Cheryl Loewen Mary Lefever Dorothy Lindstrom Willard Loewen Pat Lucanio Dick Linscheid Judy Lund Bob Lundy Wayne March Dennis Martin Monte Martin 91 Ouch! Dim It. Dave Martinclli Linda Miller Just resting in the line of duty. Stan McQueen the better it sounds. Curt May Greg McLaughlin They say the closer you get, Ron McGlaughlin John Miller Wanda McGaughey Gerry Meyer Royce Miller Dave Mosher Hallie Mills Donna Myers Ed,Minahan James Neufeld Bill Mori son Nina Newton K Ann Palmer Connie Parker Darlene Parker James Patterson 93 Jerry Pease Linda Perkins Dave Penny Betty Peters Pat Reimer Gary Rhoades Steve Ross Deanne Reugsegger Chuck Richter Paul Rupp Charles Ritchey Terry Sanders Mike Schimtt Michal Schroeder Norma Sellers pam Sellers 94 Roger Shinn Sheila Simmons James Smith Mel Sutter Cheryl Swenson Bev Johnson spends a minute keeping ahead of the kids . Gary Taylor M-m-m good ! Frank Van Dolah Duh-h-h Steve Van Order Jimmy Wall Bruce Vrell I'll think about it. Ralph Walkins Gail Watts Sherry Van Lieu Paul Villwock Roger Wall Leroy Weger 96 Joyce Wiebe Diane Wilke Tom Winkle Larry Williams Dan Wood Ken Wienz Bill Wineland Linda Wilson Doug Warkentine outhurdles opponent. Brackhous's winning form. New school records In the 440 Relay at 46.9 were set by Kinsey, Warkentin, Panter and Minahan. A Mile Relay record was set at 3:31:9 by Warkentin, Minahan, Dunkin, and Christopher. Pat Brockhous set a school record in the two mile run Warkentin with javelin with a time Of 10:25:5. Coach Ward consoles loser Track — Squad Members (pic. bottom left) Row I. Bosvert, Johnson, Panter, Hardin, Mackey, Bookey, Sutter, and Coach August. Row 2. Allgood, Palmer, Unger, Christopher, Dunk in, Banford, Neufeld, Moore, Minahan and Coach Ward. Row 3. Watkins, Martin, War-kentin, Embree, Cook, Sutter, Kinsey and Johnson. Row 4. True ax, Brock-haus and Charles Varsity D Fire Squad Dallas dugout critics out in force! Baseball Dallas 4 St. Helens 0 5 Newberg 7 5 W est Linn 8 2 T igard 0 1 Tigard 6 11 Tillamook 3 2 Forest Grove 6 4 McMinnville 5 0 Newberg 8 0 Tigard 1 1 Ore. City 11 1 Tillamook 2 6 Forest Grove 2 2 McMinnville 3 0 Oswego 9 Dallas runner beats out a single. Steve Wright, fast bailer. 100 Coach Tuttle Varsity Golf Team. Golf DALLAS 2 Oregon City 8 2 Tillamook 8 4 T igard 6 0 Forest Grove 10 0 Lake Oswego 10 1 McMinnville 9 6 Newberg 4 7 W est Linn 3 Dallas Golf Squad were led by Doug Hoffman and Roger Wall in a winning season last year with 9 wins and 8 losses. Ik % € jc J KM Robert Thompson rapping one1 Local ump and opposition Lt LLjf To the right are the results of the 1967-68 student body election. The campaign was climaxed with a school assembly which involved everything from various colored bags to a Batman jump-in. Interest in the results ran high and all students were well qualified. Pres. -Clark Cledenin V. P. -Rex Westergard Sec. -Nancy Lamb Treas. -Peggy Cadle Activity Chairman-Linda Prater Election Chairman-LoraLee Murrey Elections Dragon Tales The Dragon Tales received a number I rating from judges for their excellent school news coverage. Mrs. Kelly has done a fine job of advertising Dragon Tales. As it is, the Dallas High School Newspaper is one of the best rags in the state. The school has a right to be proud of its newspaper. The highlight and climax of Student Council activities was the AFS Carnival which was sponsored and run by council members. As is evidenced by pictures, the pressure of senior opinion in S.C. ran high and most students legislation was beneficial. Although no vast changes were made, many future politicians became deeply involved in such things as school lunch prices and student behavior. Below: Student Council officers are from L to R: Gerald Murphy, Sgt. at Arms; Martha Ferguson, Activity Chairman; Sharon Omley, Vice-President; Mark Elliot, President; Sally Kinion, Secretary; Becky Kliewer, Treasurer; and Sandra Dick, Election Chairman. V.P. Omley clowns around! Chefs Buller and Kelly working in Patisserie. Band Day The 5th Annual Band Day Parade took place in Dallas this year with ten bands competing. Soundwise, the DHS Band was by far the best, but the drill routine of the Madras Band won them first place, with Dallas a close second. The school can be proud of the reputation the band has developed from the five Band Day parades! Two big drips! ! Carnival For the first time DHS sponsored a carnival, with all proceeds going to the AFS program. Booths ranged from selling pictures to turtle races. There was also a dance with the Mass and the Klansmen playing. The entire effort was a $400 success . The Music Department combined to present Bubble Trouble. This operetta was a delightful comedy about business and advertising. Cheryl Loewen and Loren Fries en did exceptional jobs. As a whole, the cast and directors: Evans, Plummer and Fairchild did a fine job. Bubble Trouble Mr. Buttons begs to inform you. . . Miss Hamer, Advisor, in huddle with Lambert, Seaman, GAA G.A.A. was open to any girl with a real interest in sports and recreation. It helped promote a better understanding of sports, taught sportsmanship, and the result was a gain in skill. The club sponsored fun nights, play days, and took field trips. They played against other schools in volleyball. Canteen The girls who worked in the canteen were doing a service to the school. Before school, after school, and at noon, the girls did a fine job. Doll, and Anderson Girls’ League Girls of the Month September - Friendliest, Sally Kinion; October - Sweetest Smile, Connie Woodman; November - Most Creative, Mettie Holbrook and Frances Zandol; December - Most Dependable, Laurie Bevens; January - Most Congenial, Brenda Kenison; February - Most Fun to be With -Carol Zahnle; March - Wittiest, Chyral Brotherton April - Just Plain Nice, Pam Zito May - Sincerity Darlene Parker Girls' League, open to every girl in school, was formed to promote feminine friendship in Dallas High, and to provide each girl varied opportunities for service and activities. The fun began in the fall with the Powder Puff Football game, where Junior and Senior girls, eager for victory', battled each other in the major fund raising project of the year. In spring, the Mothers' Tea was the beautiful and exciting end of the hard work and imagination of Mrs. Rogers, and Mrs. McKenzie, advisors; and volunteers. Christmas gifts for the girls at Hillcrest, a Valentine dance, and a Big and Little Sister party, completed a busy roster of activities for the year 1966-67. Connie Woodman Girl Of The Year Roland Boyce challenged and inspired the couples attending. Hi-C Banquet The 1966-67 Hi-C banquet was held at La Creole Jr. High. The entertainment was a trio by Misses Classen, Hildebrand and Friesen. Guest speaker was Roland Boyce. Afterward, a singspiration was held, followed by refreshments. Everyone had an enjoyable evening. Couples enjoyed roast beef dinner and dessert. Junior Senior Prom The 1967 Junior Senior Prom, Polynesian Sunset , was a romantic moment, a mystic spell, and a tropical dreamland. Couples waltzed, enchanted, under a silver ceiling to the strands of soothing music, each lost in their own world. Outside on the patio, stargazers drifted about, chatting. The mood of an orange volcano, a silver bamboo garden, and a tropical waterfall with its Polynesian god, and a grass refreshment hut, added to make the Prom an unforgettable and enchanting evening. Senior Assembly The Senior Assembly included special awards given in Drama, Attendance, Journalism, Speech and in many other fields. In the way of surprises the Senior Enlarging Machine and Mr. Moddes' special ar-rendance award topped the list, and the all-school band played several numbers. Graduation Unique is the only term that can describe the impressive ceremony of the Graduation of Seniors of 1967. From the first chord of music to the last echoing step of the graduates, those present were made aware of the real meaning of school and education. Seniors, last year, spoke for themselves and their words supported the feelings that many of them held. 112 Top Ten From left to right and top to bottom: Randy Crockett Janette Kessen Bev Johnson Ralph Watkins Chris Peterson Marlin Harms Sally Kinion Judy Lund Sandra Harder Ed Fuchs 4.00 3.89 3.87 3.82 3.80 3.66 3.52 3.50 3.46 3.45 Advertising perpetual forests yielding perpetual products and payrolls WILLAMETTE VALLEY LUMBER CO. DALLAS' OREGON . tj. m Adolfs Your Electric Center For Sales, Service, Wiring, Repairing Phone: 623-3258 Dallas, Oregon DALLAS UPHOLSTERY PHONE 623-2109 DALLAS - SALEM HWY P. O. BOX 84 DALLAS. OREGON FAXON'S SEAT COVERS Auto Boat Tops 213 1 2 Main Dallas, Oregon Phone 623-3140 Let Us Cover Your Seat LESTER’S OIL CITY 103 E. 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OREGON Foster’s Sporting Goods 422 Main Dallas, Oregon Phone: 623-3537 ‘Everything for the Sportsman” FRIESEN CORE COMPANY, INC. 212 Mill Street Dallas, Oregon phone 623-3504 WILLS MUSIC STORE Sales and Service 432 State Street Salem, Oregon Phone 364-6757 Vernon Wiscarson rsr CAPITAL OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. Business Machines Office Furniture Paul W. Rockenfeller Phone 363-5584 ft, ft 148 High Street S.E. ™ Salem, Oregon LaCreoIe Lumber Co. Crushed Rock Asphalt Paving C jarry Riprap Grading Manufacturers Wholesalers Retailers West Coast Timber Products P.O. Box 01. Dallas. Ore. RES. 035 VOSBURG AVE. N.W. SALEM. OREGON BUS. 623-2519 RES. 362-0556 Mobil LEE'S AUTO SERVICE Tuneups - Brake Service North Dallas Junction Phone 623-3227 □ Andrew 1_alack. Jr. Owner NEW RIVERSIDE MOTEL □ Phone 623-8163 R.W. Leonard Mable Leonard 108 Main Street Dallas, Oegon LONG'S GROCERIES You Can't Beat Long's Grocery and Meat POLK COUNTY STATE BANK 332 Main Street Dallas, Oregon Phone 623-3417 Congratulations Class Of ’67 WILTSEY-WEATHERS MUSIC 450 Capital N. E. Phone 362-8708 Salem, Oregon in the Capital Shopping Center CONN and LEBLANC instruments LOWREY and RODGERS Serving Dallas Since 1888 Combo equipment Best selection Guitars For Everything Fine In Music Jay and Dolly Herrington Owners BEACON Cafr Jliotd Fine Food and Service Quality Always First Highway 99W - Just South of Rickreall. Oregon PHONE 623-3615 B M’s Kitchen A Home Cooked Meal Away From Home Fountain, Sea Fooc Special Steaks Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner Drug Store 414 Main Street Dallas, Oregon Phone: 623-2646 210 Main St. Dallas, Oregon Your Beauty, Health Perscription Center” Greenwood's Stationers Always first Quality 428 Main Street Dallas, Oregon Greeting Cards Books School and Office Supplies Bill’s Richfield William Pease Delco Batteries Goodyear Tires Phone 623-4379 517 Washington Street Dallas, Oregon Ben Franklin Store 406 Main Street Dallas, Oregon HOME COMFORT Electric-Gas-Oil Furnaces 0 Lennox (caps) 0 Insulating 0 Home Comfort Heating POLK COUNTY FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASS’N Home Loans - Insured Savings 610 Oak Street Dallas, Oregon 633 Court Street Phone 623-2361 Dallas, Oregon Stan Malo Insurance FISCHER'S TV SERVICE Motorola Service for All Types 312 Main St. 623-2720 Walter J. Fischer VY — m MARVIN J. WEISER TPcdiim . y v lYPfwunta ixchama J New and Used Portables Typewriter Rentals and Sales Business machines and Furniture 456 COURT ST., N. E. SALEM, OREGON 400 High Street N. E, Salem, Oregon SALEM TITLE COMPANY Polk County Branch Title Insurance Escrows 625 Academy Street Dallas, Oregon A ADAMS, LINDA: Girls' League 1,2,3; GAA 1,2; Band 1. ALDERSON, BETTY: Girls' League 1,2,3; Choir 1,2; Girls Glee ALFORD, JANET: French Club 3; Girls Glee 1; Girls' League 1,2,3; Hi-C 3; GAA 2; Dragonettes 2,3-Sec.; Cadet Teacher 3; FT A 3. AL-SHUNA1M, ABDULGHANY: IRL 3; Science Club 3; Honor Society 3; Art Club 3; Student Council 3; Student Rotarian. AMES, CONNIE: FHA 3; DE 3; Girl League 1; Band 1,2,3; Spanish Club 3; Cafeteria Help 2, 3; Perfect Attendance 1,2,3; Librarian 2,3. ANDERSON, GREG: Boys Federation 2,3; Student Council 1. ANDROES, KENNETH: DE 2,3; Science Club 2. BABBCOCK, JAMES: Boys Fed. 2,3; Hi-C 3. BARBER, FRANCES: Girls League 1,2,3; GAA 1,2. BARKER, STEPHEN: Boys Fed. 1,2,3; JV Football Letter 1,2; JV Track Letter 1,2. BARNARD, JOHN: Boys Fed. 2,3; Student Council Alt.; VFFA Nat. Convention 3; FFA State Convention 2; FFA 1-Parlimentarian, 2-Sec., 3-Pres.; Cadet Teacher 3. BARRINGTON, BILL: BASOM, DARRELL: Boys Fed 2,3-Sgt-at-arms; Lettermans Club 2,3; Boys Quartet; Football 1-JV 2,3-Varsity; Choir 1,2,3-Pres. Baseball 1,2 - JV; 3-Varsity; Cadet Teachers 3. BAUGHMAN, CAREN: French Club 1; FTA 1,2,3; Girls Glee 1; Annual Staff 2; Girls League 1,2,3; Hi-C 1,2,3; GAA 1,2,3; Girls Track 2,3; Choir 2, 3; Triple Trio 3; Swing Choir 2; Cadet Teacher 3; Operetta 3. BELWOOD, MONTE: BENNETT, GARY: Boys Fed. 1,2,3; FTA 2,3-V.P.; Sr. Class Off. - Sgt-at-arms; Lettermans Club 1,2, 3-V. P.; Wrestling 1,2,3-Capt. Leaderhsip Award; Football (V) 1,2,3-Best Off. Player, Honorable mention, All League; Student Council 1,2-VP, 3; Spanish Club 1,2; Baseball 1-JV, 2,3-V; Fire-squad 1,2,3-Chief. BERGER, MARILYN: Art Club 2,3; Girls League 1,2,3; Hi-C 3; Band 1,2, 3; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Cadet Teaching 3; Thespians 2,3. BEVENS, LAURIE: FHA 1,2,3-Treas; French Club 1,2,3; FTA 1,2,3; Annual Staff 1; Girls League 1,2,3; GAA 1,2; IRL 1: Science Senior Activities Club 1; Cadet Teacher 3; Choir 3b; Honor Society 3; Thespians 2; Dec. Girl of the Month. BIEBER, NOVELL: Girls Glee 1,3; Girls League 1,2,3; Librarians 3. BENNEF1ELD, HAROLD: Football Manager 1; Spanish Club 1. BILYEU, CHRISTINE: FHA 3; Girls Glee 1,2; Librarians 3. BOLLMAN, BILL: Art Club 11,12 Boys Fed. 11, 12; French Club 10, 11, 12; Annual Staff 11, 12 Science Club 12; Golf 10, 11, 12 Cadet Teacher 12; FTA 12; Thespians 12. BOYD, BEVERLY: FHA 10, 11; Girls League 10,11,12. BRILL, DONNA DEANNE: FHA 10, 11, 12; Girls Glee 11; Girls League 10, 11, 12; G.A.A. 10,11,12. BRILL, LINDA: FHA 10; D.E. 12; Annual 11; Soph. Class Treas. 10; Girls League 10, 11, 12; Librarians 12; Student Council 10,11. BROTHER, CHYRAL DERKSEN: Cadet Teacher 12; Dragonettes 10, 11, 12; Forensics 10, 11, 12; FHA 10, 11, 12; FTA 10, 11, 12; GAA 10, 11; Girls League 10, 11, 12; Thespians 11, 12; March Girl of the Month. BUCHANAN, CLAUDIA LEA: FHA 10; DE 12; French Club 11; FTA 12; Girls Glee 10; Junior Class Office 11-treas. G 10-secretary Girls League 10, 11, 12; GAA 10, 10, 11; Dragonettes 10; Choir 11,12; Student Council 10, Varsity Cheer 11, 12; J.V. Cheer 10; Cadet Teacher 12; Thespians 12. C CAMPBELL, CELINE ANNE: FTA 10 10; Hi-C 10, 11; GAA 10, 11; Librarians 12; Girls League 10,11,12. CARR, JIM: Boys Fed. 10,11,12; DE 12; Annual Staff 10; Student Council 10; 11; Student Body Play 10. CASEY, JOHN: Boys Fed. 10,11,12; FTA 12; Letterman Club 10, 11; Press Conference 12; Football-trainer, 10, 11, 12; Dragon Tales, editor 12; Cadet Teacher 12-physical science. CHAPMAN, CHARLOTTE: Girls Glee 10. CLASSEN, ALLAN: Hi-C 10, IRL 12; Lettermans Club 12; Football JV 10, 11,-V 12; Basketball Soph.-10, JV 11; Dragon Tales 11, 12-sports editor; Boys Fed. 10, 11, 12; Student Council 11; First Citizen. CLENDENIN, BUZZ: Boys Fed. 12 3 COOK, DARLA: Girls League 1,2,3; Hi-C 1; GAA 1,2,3-vp; library asst. 3; dragon tales 1,2,3 CORVILL, GARY WAYNE: Boys Fed. 2,3; Forensics 3 COWMAN, ROBERT WILLIAM: Art Club 3; Boys Fed. 2,3; French Club 1; Annual Staff 2; Science Club 1,2, 3-sec.-treas.; Student Council member at large 3; Student Body Play 3; Student Rotarian COX, BETTY: Girls Glee 1,2, Girls League 1,2,3; Hi-C 1,2; Librarian 1,2,3; Dragonettes 2,3; Debate and Speech 1,2 COX, RICHARD: Boys Fed. 2,3: Lettermans Club 1,2,3; Football 2-JV; Dragon Tales 3; Football IV COX, ROBERT: Boys Fed. 1,2,3; Lettermans Club 3-Sgt-at-arms; Track 1; Football 1-JV, 2-V; Homecoming Court. CRACE, BONNIE: FHA 1,2, Girls League 1,2.3; GAA 1,2 CROCKETT, RANDY: Boys Fed. 2,3; 2,3; Jr. Class Pres. 2; Varsity D 1; JV Wrestling 2; Honor Society 2, 3; JV Track 1, 2; Band 1,2-pres., 3; Student Council 1,2,3; Forensics 1,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Cross Country 1,2-most improved 3; Student Body Play 2; First Citizen - Sept. CROOK, HAROLD: Boys Fed. 2; FFA 1,2,3 CUNNINGHAM, MARILYN: DE 3; GAA 2,3; Girls League 2,3 D DANKENBRINC, WILLIAM: Boys Fed. 1,2,3; Basketball 1; Soph. Class Office 1 DARBY, KATHI: Choir 1,2,3; FHA 3; GAA 1,2,3; Hi-C 1,2,3; Girls League 1,2,3; Student Body Play 2,3 DILLION, JACK: Boys Fed. 2,3; Band 1 DOLL, JOHN: Art Club 3; Senior VP 3; Boys Fed. 2,3 DELANEY, DENNIS: Boys Fed. DENTON, KAY: Girls League. DRYDEN, GARY: Boys Fed. DUNN, GARY: Band 2; Boys Fed. 2 EDWARDS, JODELL ELAINE: FHA 2, 3-VP; FTA 1, 2-historian, 3-pres.; Girls League 1,2,3; Hi-C 1,2,3; Librarians 3; dragonettes 3; Honor Society 3; Choir 1,2,3; Student Council 3; Swing Choir 2; Cadet teacher; Girls Glee 1 ELLIOT, MARK: Art Club 2-pres., 3; Boys Fed. 2,3; Varsity D. 1,2-sec. -treas., 3; Science Club; Track 1; Football 1; AFS Committee 3; Basketball 1; Band 1,2,3; Student Council 1,2-sgt. at arms, 3-president; Thespians 1,2,3 ; First Citizen; Student Rotarian EMBREE, KENNETH: Boys Fed. 2,3; French Cl.; Wrestling 1; T rack 1 ENGLISH, VIRGINIA ANN: Girls Glee 3; Girls League EVANS, LINDA LEOTA: FHA 1; DE 3; Girls League 1,2,3; Librarians 2; GAA 2 FALK, ELAINE: Choir 3; Girls Glee 1,2; Hi-C 1 FERGUSON, BRIAN: Boys Fed. 2,3; Track 1,2; Crosscountry 1,2; Fire Squad 1,2,3-asst, chief; Science Club 3-pres.; Golf 3; Student Council 3 FERGUSON, MARTHA: French Club 1,2; FT A 1,2,3; Annual Staff 1; Girls League 1,2,3; GAA 1,2,3; Librarians 1; IRL 1,2,3; Student Council 2,3-activity chairman; Honor Society 2,3; AFS Comm. 3-student Cadet teacher; sec. asst. 2 FINK, STEVE: Boys Fed. 1,2,3 FISHER, CARL: JV Wrestling 1 FRAZIER, DENNIS: Boys Fed. 2,3; Cadet teaching; Varsity D 2,3; Football V 1,2,3; Wrestling V 1 FREDRICKSON, LYNN: Boys Fed. 1,2,3; Dragon Tales 2,3; Forensics 1.2- treas., 3; Student Council 1; Thespians 1; Basketball 1; Track JV 1,2; Wrestling JV 1; Science Club 1,2,3 FRIESEN, DIANNE: Girls Glee 1; Girls League 1,2,3; Hi-C 1,2-activity chairman, 3; Choir 2,3; Swing Choir 2; Sec. Asst. 3; Operetta 3 FRIESEN, DUANE: Boys Fed. 1,2,3, DE; French Cl.; Track FRIESEN, EVELYN HAMILTON: Girls League 1,2,3; GAA 1; Library FUCHS, EDWIN: Boys Fed. 1,2,3; French Cl. 1; FTA 1; Hi-C 1,2, 3; Varsity D. 2, 3-sec-treas; Honor Society 2, 3-vp; JV Track 1; Varsity Track 2, 3; JV Football 2; Varsity Football 3; V. Basketball 2.3- team captain, Ingles award; IRL 1; JV Basketball 1; Student Council 2,3; Student Rotarian FUCHS, JACOB: Boys Fed. 3; FFA 3-treas; Hi-C 3; Honor Society 3 G GARRISON, RUSTY: Boys Fed. GIESBRECHT, CHERYL: FHA 1; FTA 1,2; Girls League 1,2,3; HI-C 1,2,3; GAA 2,3; IRL 2,3; Dragon Tales 3-business manager; Cadet teacher; Sec. Asst. 3 GREEN, THOMAS LEE: Boys Fed. 2, 3; Lettermans Cl. 1,2,3; Var. Wrestling 1,2,3; Cadet teaching H HALLEMAN, JERRY: Art Cl. 2,3; FFA 1-reporter, 2; FTA 3; Hi-C 1,2,3; Student Council 1,2,3; Sec. Asst.; Cadet Teaching; Boys Fed. 1,2,3; First Citizen 2; Student Rotarian HARDER, SANDRA KAY: FHA 1,2-Historian 3; Fr. Cl. 1-Sec.; FTA 2,3; Sr. C lass Sec.; Jr C lass Election Chairman; Girls League 1,2,3; GAA 1,2; Honor Society 3; Choir 2; Student Council; Cadet Teacher; Sec. Asst; Prom Chairman for The Theme; DE 1,3; Girls Glee 1; Jr. Class Sec. HARMS, MARLIN: Boys Fed. 2,3; Hi-C 1,2,3; Honor Society 3; Basketball 1; Student Council 2,3 HARVEY, GRACE: FHA 1,2,3; GAA 1; Girls League 1,2,3; Hi-C 1,2; Band 1,3; Sec. Asst. 3; Library Asst. 1,3 HAYES, JANISSE: DE 3-sec.-report; Librarians 2,3; Dragonettes 1; Girls League 1,2,3 HENDRICKSON, DEAN: Wrestling 1; Boys Fed. 2, 3 HILDEBRAND, LAVADA: Girls Glee 1; Girls League 1,2,3; Hi-C 1,2, 3-pres.; Choir 2, 3-vp; Triple Trio 2-pianist, 3; Sec-Asst. 3; Operetta 3; Student Council 3 HINES, PEGGY JEAN: FHA 3; IRL 3; Annual Staff 2,3; Girls League 1,2,3; Dragonettes 2,3; Science Club 3; Sec. Asst. HOFFMAN, DOUGLAS DEAN: Boys Fed. 2, 3-pres.; FTA 2,3-treas.; Varsity D 1,2,3; Juvenile Jury 3; JV Football 1,2; Golf 1,2,3; Soph. Basketball 1; Student Council 1,2,3; Dragon Tales 2,3-photog-rapher; Cadet Teacher; Student Rotarian HOFFMAN, ROBERT LEE: Boys Fed. 2,3; Hi-C 1,2,3; Student Council 12 3 HOXSIE, TERRY: Boys Fed. 2,3; Science Club 1 HUNTER, DOUG: Boys Fed. 3; Basketball JV 2; Soph. Basketball 1 J JOHNSON, BEVERLY: French Cl. 1.2- pres., 3; GAA 1,2,3-pres.; IRL 1,2,3-sec.; Honor Society 2.3- sec. K KAHLER, MICHAEL S.: Boys Fed. 1,2,3; French Club 1-vp, 2-Pres., 3; Annual Staff 1,2,3; Varsity D. 1; Science Club 1; Cross Country 1,2; Student Council 1 KELLEY, KERRY DEAN: Boys Fed. 2,3; Varsity Wrestling 2-manag. KEN I SON, BRENDA B.: FHA 1,2-points manager; French Club 1; FTA 3; Soph Class Election Ch. 1; Girls League 1,2, 3-pres.; GAA 1,2,3; IRL 1; Student Council 1,2,3; Cadet teacher; Volley Ball Team 3; Girl of the Month for January KESSEN, JANNETTE: Honor Society 3; Forensics 3; Salutatorian of Class; NFL degree of distinction TYV League Debate Championship KINION, SALLY LOUISE: Jr. Class Sec.; Soph Class VP; Girls League 1,2,3-sec.; GAA 1,2-sec., 3; Honor Society 2, 3; Student Council 1,2,3-sec; Thespians 2,3; Forensics 3; Cadet teaching; Girl of the Month for Sept.; AFS comm. 1; FHA 1; FTA 3; Student Body Play 2,3; Track 2,3; Volleyball 2,3 KLIEWER, KENNETH DALE: Boys Fed. 2,3; Varsity D. 1,2, 3-pres Track 1; Football 1,2,3; Cadet teaching; Basketball JV 2; Choir 2, 3; Citizen of the Month KNIGHT, SCOTT WILLIAM: Boys Fed. 2,3; FTA 3; Science Cl. 1,3; Track 1; Band 1,2,3; Forensics 1,2,3; Cross Country V 2; Cadet teaching; Annual 3; Thespians 3; Student Body Play 3 KROEKER, GERALD: Boys Fed. 2,3; Hi-C 1,2,3; Science Club 2,3; Band 1,2,3 LEFEVER, BETTY: Librarians LEFEVER, MARY: Librarinas UNDSTROM, DOROTHY: Girls Glee 2,3; Girls League 1,2,3; GAA 1,2; Sec. Asst. 3 LINSCHEID, RICHARD ALLAN: Boys Fed. 2,3; Hi-C 1,2,3; Basketball 1; Choir 1,3; Baseball 1,2,3; Varsity D 3; Operetta 1,3; JV Football 1 LOEWEN, CHERYL ANNE: FTA 3; Girls Glee 1; Girls League 1,2,3; Hi-C 1,2,3-song leader; Choir 2, 3; Triple Trio 2, 3; Cadet teaching LOEWEN, WILLARD: FFA 1,2,3; Hi-C; Boys Fed. 2, 3 LUCANIO, PATRICK: Cadet Teacher; Dragon Tales 2,3-co editor; Jr. Class VP; Forensics 1,2-act.ch. 3; Student Body Play 2; Thespians 2,3; Senior Class Play LUND, JUDY: Choir 2,3; Cadet Teaching; French Club 2; FHA 1,2,3; FTA 2,3-sec.; Girls Glee 1; Girls League 1,2,3; Honor Society 3; Student Body Play 2; Operetta 3; Triple Trio LUNDY, ROBERT: DE 3; Band 1; Boys Fed. 2,3 M MCLAUGHLIN, GREG: Track JV 1; Band 1,2,3; Dragon Tales 2, 3; Fire Squad 1,2,3; Boys Fed. 1,2,3 MCGAUCHEY, WANDA: Girls Glee 3; Girls League 3 MCCLAUCHLIN, RON: Boys Fed. MCQUEEN, STAN: Art Club 2,3; Boys Fed. 2,3; Powder Puff Football Yell Leader 2; Baseball Varsity 3; JV Baseball 1,2; Football JV 1; Student Council 1,2 MARCH, WAYNE KEITH: Boys Fed. 2,3; DE 3; Sr Class Officer; Wrestling JV 1 MARTIN, DENNIS: Boys Fed. 1,2,3; FFA; Track JV 1,2 MARTIN, MONTY: Band 1,2,3; Boys Fed. 2,3; Varsity Baseball 2; JV Baseball 1; Track Var. 3 MARTINELLI, DAVID MICHAEL: Boys Fed. 2,3; Cadet teaching; JV Baseball 2 MAY, CURTIS: Boys Fed. 2,3; French Club 1,2; Varsity D 3; Science Club 1,2,3; Varsity Football 3; Basketball 1; Band 1,2,3; Student Council 2,3; JV Baseball 1,2; V Baseball 3; Cadet teaching, FTA 3; Hi-C 1; Student Body Play 3 MERRIMAN, METTIE HOLBROOK: GAA 2; Girls Glee 1; Girls League 3; Hi-C 1; November Girl of the Month MEYER, GERALD: Boys Fed.; JV Wrestling 2; Varsity Football 3; JV Football 2 MILLER, JOHNNY: Boys Fed. 2,3; Varsity D 1,2,3; JV Wrestling 1; Varsity Wrestling 2,3; JV Football 1; Varsity Football 2,3; Varsity Baseball 2 MILLER, LYNDA K.: FTA Cadet Teacher 3; Girls League 1,2,3; GAA 1; Powder puff Football; Student Council 1,2,3; Forensics 1; Sec. Asst. 3; Spanish Club 3; Thespians-Act. Ch.; Student Body Play 1 MILLER, ROYCED.: Boys Fed. 1,2,3; FTA 3; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 2; Cadet Teaching MILLS, HALLIE MARIE: Choir 2; FHA 1; Girls Glee 3; Girls League 1.2.3 MINAHAN, EDWARD JAMES: Boys Fed. MINGO, DAVID DALE: Boys Fed. 2,3; Varsity D. 2,3; Wrestling; JV Football 1,2; Varsity Baseball 2,3; JV Baseball 1; Fire Squad 1.2.3 MAR I SON, WILLIAM CHARLES: Boys Fed. 2,3; Track JV 1; Band 1,2,3; Cadet Teaching MORRIS, ROBERT DEAN: Boys Fed. Hi-C 2; Football 2; Basketball 2; Baseball MOSHER, DAVID WAYNE: Art Club 3-pres.; French Club 1; Sr. Class Treasurer 3; Boys Fed. 2,3 MYERS, DONNA MAY: Art Club 2; Girls League 1,2,3; GAA 2; Librarians 3 N NEUFELD, JAMES: Boys Fed. 2,3; Science Cl. 2,3-vp; Band 1,2,3; Hi-C 1; Basketball 1; JV Track 1 NEWTON, NINA NORA: Girls Glee 2; Girls League 2,3 P PALMER, KATHERINE ANNE: FTA 2,3; Girls League 2,3; GAA 1,2,3; Honor Society 2,3-treas.j Choir 1,2,3; Cadet Teaching; Dragoncttes 1; Student Body Play 2 3 PARKER, CONNIE LORI: Annual Staff 1; Sr. Class Election Ch.; Girls League 1,2,3; GAA 1,2; Homecoming princess; Sec. Asst. 2; Dragon Tales 1, 2 PARKER, DARLENE: FHA 1,2,3; Girls Glee 1; Annual Staff 1; Girls League 1,2,3; Hi-C 1,2,3; GAA 2,3; Student Council 1,2,3; Secretarial Asst. 3; Powderpuff Football 2; May Girl of the Month PATTERSON, JAMES EDWARD: Artel. 3-treas.; Boys Fd. 2,3; Annual Staff 1; Spanish Club 1; Dragon Tales 2,3; Wrestling 1 PEASE, JERRY: Boys Fed. 2,3; Fr. Cl. 1,2-act, chairman, 3; FTA 3; Annual Staff 1,2,3; Cadet teach PENNEY, DAVID: Boys Fed. 2,3; FFA 1,2,3-reporter; Varsity D 1.2, 3; Varsity Wrestling 1,2,3; Track; Spanish Club 2; Cross Country 3; Cadet teacher; Student Body Play; Wrestler of Week PERKINS, LINDA LOUISE: FHA 1; Girls League 1,3; GAA 1; Dragon-ettes 1; Dragon Tales 1; Art Club 1; DE 3; Sec. Asst. 3 PETERS, BETTY: FHA 1; Hi-C 1.2, 3; IRL 3; Spanish Club 1,2 PETERSON, CHRISTINE: FTA 3; Girls Glee 1; Annual Staff 1,2; Girls League 1,2,3; Dragonettes 1.2, 3-pres.; Honor Society 3; Choir 2,3; Triple Trio 3; Cadet teacher; Student Body Play 3; Operetta 3; POVEY, PENNY: FTA 1,2,3; Hi-C 2,3; GAA 2,3; Cadet Tekchers; AFS comm. 1,2; Annual Staff 1; FHA 1; Girls League 1,2,3; IRL 1; Volleyaball 1,2,3; Powder Puff Football 2,3 R RAGAN, EVERETT: Band 1,2,3; Boys Fed. 2,3 RATZLAFF, LARRY: Boys Fed. 2, 3 REED JAMES: Boys Fed. 2,3; Wrestling 1; DE 3 REED, JOHN: FFA 1,2, 3; JV Wrestling 1 REIMER, PATRICIA: FHA 3; Girls League 2; Hi-C 3; GAA 3; Sec. Asst. 3; Choir 3; Triple Trio 3; Thespians 3; Operetta 3 RHOADES, GERRY: Boys Fed. RICHTER, CHUCK: Boys Fed. 2,3; DE 3; Annual Staff 1,2; Dragon Tales 1,2; Student Body Play 1,2; Thespians 1,2 RITCHEY, CHARLES: Boys Fed. 1,2,3 ROSS, STEVE: Boys fed. 2,3; Basketball 2; Band 1,2; French Club 1 RUEGSEGCER, DEANNE: FHA 1,2,3; DE 3; Girls Glee 1; Girls League 1,2,3-social ch.; Choir 2; Student Council 1,2; GAA 1; Powder Puff Football 3 RUPP, PAUL Boys Fed. 2; Band 2,3; Student Council 3 S SAUNDERS, TERRY: Boys Fed. 2,3; Jr. Class Sgt at arms.; Soph Class Pres.; Varsity D 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3; JV Basketball 1,2; Varsity Basketball 3; Student Council 1,2,3; Dragon Tales 1,2,3; JV Baseball 1; Varsity Baseball 2,3; Fire Squad 1,2,3; Cadet Teacher SCHMITT, MIKE J.: Art Club 1,2,3; Boys Fed. 1,2,3; FFA 1; DE 3; Annual Staff 1,2 SCHROEDER, MICHAEL: FHA 1; Annual Staff 2; Girls League 1,2,3; Hi-C 1,2,3; GAA 2; Spanish Club 1; Science Club 1; Student Council 1,3 SELLERS, NORMA: Choir 2,3; Cadet Teacher; French Club 1; FHA 2,3; GAA 1,2,3; Girls Glee 1; Girls' League 1,2,3; IRL 1; Science Club 2,3; Student Body Play 3; Triple Trio 3 SELLERS, PAMELA: FHA 1,3; Girls' Glee 2; Girls' League 2,3; Hi-C 3; Choir 3; Swing Choir 3; Student Body Play 2,3; Operetta 3. SHINN, ROGER: Band 1; Boys Fed. 2, 3; Wrestjing 1-JV, 2-V. SIMMONS, SHEILA: D.E. 3; Girls' League 1,2,3; Librarian 2. SIMPSON, MAX: Boys Fed. 3; FFA 1,2, 3-Reporter, Vice Pres. SMITH JAMES: Librarian 3; Boys Fed. 3. SUTTER, MELVIN: Boys Fed. 1; Basketball 1; Football 1,2-JV, 3-V; Track 1-JV, 2,3-V. SWENSON, CHERYL: FHA 1,2; D.E. 3-Vice Pres.; Annual 1,2; Girls League 1,2,3; GAA 1,2; Librarian 1,2; Thespians 1; Dragon Tales 1; Science Club 1. TAYLOR, CARY: Boys Fed. 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3-Captain; Choir 1,2,3; Varsity D 1,2,3. THIESSEN, CAROL: FHA 1,2,3; DE 3-Treas.j Girls' League 1,2,3; Hi-C 1,2,3; GAA 1,2; Band 1. THOMPSON, DON: Wrestling 3; Golf 3. THOMPSON, KATHY: Cadet Teaching 3 THOMPSON, MARY: Girls' League 1; Librarian 3. UNGER, LORELLA: FHA 1; Girls' League 1,2,3; Cadet Teacher 3; GAA 3; Hi-C 1,2,3. VAN DOLAH, FRANK: Boys Fed. 1,2,3; Football 1-JV, 2,3-V; Basketball 1-JV, 2,3-V; Baseball 1-JV, 2,3-V; Varsity D 1,2,3; Science Club 1; Homecoming Court. VAN LIEU, SHARON: FHA 1,2,3; Girl Glee 1; Girls' League 1,2,3; GAA 1,2; Choir 2,3; Annual Staff 1; Operetta 3. VAN ORDER, STEVE: Boys Fed. 2,3; DE 3. VILLWOCK, PAUL: Boys Fed. 2,3; FFA 1,2, 3-Parlimentarian; Hi- 1,2,3; Basketball 2-JV,3-V; Band 2, 1; Baseball 1-JV. VILLWOCK, ROGER: Boys Fed. 1,2,3; Letter mans Club 1,2,3; Wrestling 2-V; Track 1,2-JV; Football 1,2; Basketball 1; Debate G Speech 1; Student Body Play 1. VREIL, BRUCE: Boys Fed. 2,3; Band 1,2,3; Student Council Sr. Member at large 3; Student Body Play 2. W WADE, DENNIS: Baseball 1-JV; Basketball 1-JV,2,3-V; Football 1,2-V; Science Club 2-Sgt-at-arm Soph. Class Treasurer. WALL, JAMES: Track 1-V; Football 1,2-V; Basketball 2-V; Baseball 2, 3; Boys Fed. 1. WALL, ROGER: Boys Fed. 1,2,3-S Sec. Soph. Class Vice Pres.; Hi-C 1,2,3; Varsity Golf 1,2; Honor Soc. 2,3; Football 1-JV; Basketball 1,2-JV; Choir 2,3; Band 1,2,3-Pres.; Student Rotarian. WATKINS, RALPH: Boys Fed. 2,3; IRL 2,3-Vice Pres.; Lettermans Club 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3-V. Football 1-JV, 2,3-V; Honor Society 2,3-Pres.j Basketball 1,2. WATTS GAIL: FHA 3; Girls League 1,2,3; French Club 1; GAA 2. WEGER, LEROY: FFA 3. WIEBE, JOYCE: GAA 3; Girls' League 1,2,3; Hi-C 1,2,3. WIENS, KEN: Cadet Teacher 3. WILKE, DIANE: Art Club 1,3; DE 3-Pres.; Girls League 1,2,3; Dragon Tales 1,2,3; Choir 3; Annual Staff 1,2; FTA 2; Student Body Play 1,2. WILLIAMS, LARRY: Boys Fed. 2; FFA 3. WILSON, LINDA: FHA 1,2; DE 3; Girls League 1,2,3. WINELAND, BILL: Boys Fed 2,3. WINKLE, TOM: Boys Fed. 1,2,3. WOOD, DANNY: Boys Fed. 3; Wrestling 1; Track 2; Band 1,2,3 Science Club 3; Football 1-JV; Cadet Teacher 3; Golf 3. WOODMAN, CONNIE: FHA 3; DE 3; FTA 1-Sec., 2.; Girls Glee 1; Sr. Activity Ch.; Jr. Activity Ch.; Jr. Member at Large; Girls' League 1,2,3; GAA 2,3; Librarian 2; Hi-C 2; Homecoming Queen 3; Powder Puff Football 2; Choir 3; Student Council Rep. 1; Student Council Member at Large 2; Student Council Sec. 3; Student Body Play 1,2; Thespians 2, 1; Oct. Girl of the Month; WOODS, KENNETH: Boys Fed. 2,3; Lettermans 2,3; Cadet Teacher 3; Football 1-JV,2,3-V; Basketball 1-So. ,2-JV; Dragon Tales 3; Baseball 1-JV, 2,3-V. ZAHNLE, CAROL: FHA 1,2,3-Pres.j French Club 1; FTA 1,3; Girls League 1,2, 3-Friendship Comm. C Ch.; GAA 1; IRL 3; Cadet Teacher 3; Science Club 1,2; Student Co. 2,3; Hi-C 1; Student Body Play 1,2; Thespians 2. ZANDOL, FRANCES: Art Club 3; French Club 1,2; GAA 1,2; Librarians 3; IRL 2,3; Cadet Teacher 3; Girls' League 1,2,3; Nov. Girl of the Month. ZANDOL, TONY: Art Club 2,3; Annual Staff 1,2; Boys Fed. 2,3; Student Body Play 2,3. ZITO, PAMELA: FTA 3; Girls Glee 1; Annual Staff 2; Girls League 1,2,3; Choir 2,3-Publicity Ch.; Varsity Cheerleader 2,3; JV Cheerleader 1; Cadet Teacher 3; Rally School 2,3; FHA 1; April Girl of the Month; Operetta 3; Homecoming Princess. Faculty AUGUST, RONALD: P.E., Biology, Football G Track Coach, B.A. M.S. Linfield. BROWN, GERALD: Jr. G Sr. English B.S. O.C.E. CANTONWINE, BOB: Modern Problems American History, JV Football G Varsity Basketball Coach, B.A. N.W. Mazarine, M.S. O.C.E. CAILLIER, ED: Distributive Ed., Typing, General Business, B.A. B. E. U. of Puget Sound. CHENEY, LYLE: Vo. Ag., Power Mechanics, B.S. University of Idaho. DRESSEL, BILL: P.E., Varsity Football Coach, B.S. Linfield. EVANS, LOTTIE: Sophomore Class Adivosr, Girls' Glee, Choir, Music Theory, Study Hall, B. Mus. Houghton College, M. Mus. U of O. FAIRCHILD, JAMES: English, Speech Drama, JV Football Coach B.A. M.E. Linfield. FRIESEN, LANDO: Math, Boys Fed. Advisor, B.A. O.C.E. FULLER, GARY: Typing, Steno. , Brief hand, Cross Country, Cross Country G Soph. Basketball Coach, B.S. M.E. Linfield. GOHEEN, GORDON: P.E., Drivers' Ed., JV Football Coach, Sr. Class Advisor, B.A. M.S. Calif. State College. HALSTEAD, ROBERT: Principal, B.A. M.S. Linfield. HAMAR, LOIS: P.E., GAA Advisor, B.S. M.S. U of O. HONEY, CHARLES: Woodworking, Tech. Drawing, Jr. Class Advisor, B.S. O.S.U. JACOBSEN, KENNETH: Activity Dr. Basic Math, Business Law, B.A. Willamette, M.S. O.C.E. JOHNSON, RICHARD: English, B.A. U of O. JOHNSTON, JAMES: Spanish, Sp. Club Advisor, A.B. M.A. N. Arizona U. JONES, ED: Counselor, B.S. O.C.E. M.S. O.S.U. KELLEY, MARGARET: Journalism, French, B.A. Willamette. KERBER, DEL: American History, Modern Problems, Wrestling G Varsity Basketball Coach, B.A. Linfield. KLIEVER, MILDRED: Math, Soph. Class Advisor, B.A. Willamette. KNIGHT, GLENN: Speech, English, Sr. Class Advisor, B.A. Linfield, M.S. O.C.E. LEAVITT, VEDA: Typing, Bookkeeping, B.S. O.S.U. LEUHR, WAYNE: Art Ed., B.S. U of Oregon. MACKIE, ANNE: Homemaking, FHA Advisor, Jr. Class Advisor, FTA Advisor, M.S. O.S.U. McKENZIE, KRISTEEN: Sr. English, B.A. St. Olaf. MODDE, ROBERT: Vice Principal, B.S.S. St. Mary's College. PEPPLEY, BOB: P.E., Biology, JJ.V. Basketball Coach, Soph. Class Advisor, B.A. NW Nazarene. RICHARDS, FRANK DOC : Chemistry Physics, B.A. Juron College, M.S. Iowa U. ROGERS, EVELYN: Counselor, B.A. O.C.E. SATHER, MARK: Biology, B.S. O.C.E. SCHARPENBERC, SHIRLEY: Homemaking P.E., FHA Advisor, B.A., E. Wash. State. SCHIOPEN, BOB: English, Annual Advisor, B.S., W. Montana Col. SONNEN, RUDY: Biology, P.E., Wrestling Coach, B.S. O.C.E. STAAB, FRED: English, B.A., O.C.E. THAYER, GARY: Woodworking, Crafts Jr. Class Advisor, B.S., U of Idaho. TUTTLE, DEWEY: Family Life, World History, Golf Coach, B.S., O.C.E. WAGNER, ALBERT: Typing, Office Practice, Audiovisual Dr., M.E., U of O. WARD, PAUL: Modern Problems, Amer. History, Track G Varsity Football Coach, B.S., Linfield. YODER, JEAN: Librarian, M.A.T., O.C.E. Senior Activities ART CLUB Mr. Leuhr-Advisor, Dave Mosher-Pres., Dennis Friesen-Vice Pres., Kathy Petit-Sec., Fames Patterson-Treas., John Dell, Janis Bailey, Mark Elliot, Darlene Hoke, Connie Trine, Sherie Stefani, Earlene Foster, Jerry Hale-man, Connie Parker, Robert Cowman, Kathy Meyer, Sondra Boatwright, Tony Zandol, Diane Wilke, Sue Derkson, Frances Zandol, Marilyn Berger, Grace Borne, Bernice Sanks. BAND Mr. Evans-Advisor, Roger Wall-Pres., Steve Lehto-Sec., Dan Wood-Treas. , Mark Elliot-Drum Major, Randy Crockett, Myrna Peterson, Dan Truax, Marilyn Berger, Scott Knight, Wade Hartman, Monte Wiens , Bruce Vreil, Pat Pitman, Headier Knight, Grace Harvey, Pat Van Camp, Jim Hummer, Bill Morrison, Monte Martin, Wes Hinds, Connie Aimes, Glenda Alford, Neil Christiansen, Mike Rose, Dan Cronk, James Neufeld, Gary Bowman, Dan Miller, Dan Palmer, Steve Hiller Stewart Wright, Raymond Dickey, Randy Moore, Brad Douglas, Myron Kliever, Charles Holten, Wayne Ragan, Curt May, Jean DeHaven, Ron Mohr, Mike Cutler, Ed Totten, Bob Morris, Bryan Hoffman, Don Giesbrccht, Terry Fischer, Lee Padillia, Roger Darby, Jim Hardin, Paul Rupp, Jerry Clarke. BASEBALL - VARSITY Mr. Kerber-Coach, Jim Wall-Manager, Allan Classen-Statistician, Gary Bennett, Terry Saunders, Darrell Vasom, Ken Woods, Stan McQueen, Rich Linscheid, Curt May, Dick Hoffman, Tom Branvold, Allan Chandler, Jerry Murphy, Steve Wright, Bob Thompson. BASEBALL - JV Mr. Dressel-Coach, Gerald Potter-Manager, Dan Cronk-Managcr, Ernie Mills, Vrad Kahler, Terry Fisher, Dan Thompson, Henry Kinsey, Gene Van Dolah, Ed Totten, Lee Simmons, Bill Condron, Steve Keen. BASKETBALL - VARSITY Mr. Cantonwine-Coach, Bob Kliewer-Manager, Doug Hoffman, Tom Schmidt, Terry Saunders, Frank Van Dolah, Dick Hoffman, Paul Villwock, Ed Fuchs, Tom Banford, Tom Branvold, Steve Wright, Butch Quiring. BASKETBALL - JV Mr. Peppley-Coach, Alan Althaus-Manager, Gene Van Dolah, Bob Thompson, Terry Peters, Eugene Fuchs, Danny Palmer, MikeWiebe, Brad Kahler, Grant Jones, Jerry Flaming, Dick Northrop, Steve Lehto. BASKETBALL - SOPHOMORE Mr. Fuller-Coach, Lee Simmons-Manager, Henry Kinsey, Ron Sutter, Ed Totten, John Kinsey, Bill Condron, Dan Thompson, Jerry Peters, Terry Fischer, Brian Balsbaugh, Craig Siebert, Steve Keen, Dave Peterson, Bryan Hoffman. BOYS' FEDERATION Mr. Kerber-Advisor, Mr. Friesen-Advisor, Doug Hoffman-Pres. Tom Brand-vold-Vice Pres., Roger Wall-Sec-Treas., Darrell Dasom-Sgt-at-arms CHOIR Mrs. Evans-Advisor, Darrell Basom-Pres. , Lavada Hildebrand-Vice Pres. , Sheree Basom-Sec., -Treas. Pam Zito-Publicity, James, Allgood, Phyliss Allison, Alan Altiiaus, Arlene A Anderson, Pat Armstrong, Brian Balsbaugh, Caren Baughman, Monte Belwood, Grace Born, Claucia Buchanan, Connie Buchanan, Peggy Cadle, Neil Christenson, Beverly Classen, Darlene Classen, Kathy Darby, Jodell Edwords, Elaine Falk, Earlene Foster, Barbara Friesen, Diane Friesen, Gordon Friesen, Loren Friesen, Darfeene Hoke, Freda Hoke, Doug Hunter, William King, John Kinsey, Ken Kliewer, Richard Linscheid, Cheryl Loewen, John John Loewen, Judy Lund, Ray Macke, Marilyn Medd, Dan Miller, Keith Miller, Sue Mulholland, Kay Anne Palmer, Chris Peterson, Kathleen Petit, Nathan Quiring, Michelle Regnier, Pat Reimer, Schmitke, Carol, Norma Sellers, Pam Sellers, Teresa Simpson, Kathy Slack, Gary Taylor, Pat Van-Camp, Shari Van Lieu, Roger Wall, Marlin Wells, Dianne Wilke. CLASS OFFICERS - SENIOR Mr. Evans-Advisor, Mr. Knight-Advisor, Mr. Thayer-Advisor, Pat Lucanio-Pres., John Doll-Vice Pres., Sandy Harder-Sec., Dave Mosher-Treas., Gary Bennett-Sgt. -at-arms, Connie Woodman-Activity Ch. , Connie Parker-Election Ch. CLASS OFFICERS - JUNIOR Mr. Honey-Advisor, Miss Mackie-Advisor, Mr. Thayer-Advisor, Jerry Flaming-Pres. Clark Clenden-in-Vice Pres. Rebecca Kliever-Sec., Rebecca Greenwood-Treas., Gerry Murphy-Sgt. -at-arms, Linda Jahn-Election Ch., Sue Mulholland-Activity Ch. CLASS OFFICERS - SOPHOMORE Mrs. Evans-Advisor, Mr. Peppley-Advisor, Mrs. Kliever-Advisor, Bob Thompson-Pres., Steve Wright-Vice Pres. , Karen Kliever-Sec., Julie Edwards-Treas., Jerry Peters-Sgt. -at-arms, Sandy Henson-Activity Ch., Dan Palmer-Election Ch. GOLF Mr. Fuller-Coach, Pat Lucanio-Manager, Pat Brockhaus, Randy Crockett, John Kinsey, Dan Palmer, Gordon Friesen, Dave Christopher, Eugene Fuchs, Chris Charles, Gary Cook, Roger Darby, Alan Chandler, Lawrence Runkle, Dave Penny, Bob Truelove, Scott Knight. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Mr. Caillier-Advisor, Diane Wilke-Pres., Cheryl Swenson-Vice Pres. Janisse Hayes-Sec., Carol Thiesen-Treas., Linda Brill Activity Rep., Sheila Simmons State Rep. Jim Reed, Bill Barrington, Wayne March, Marilyn Cunningham, Connie Ames, Linda Evans, Linda Wilson, Chuck Richter, Linda Perkins, Mike Schmitte, Steve Van Order, Jim Carr, Connie Woodman, Sandy Harder, Deanne Ruegseggar, Bob Lundy, Cheryl Robinson, Bob Janzen, Jane Hibbs, Kathy Gish, Bob Pratt, Arlene Andersom, Grace Bom, Dawn Bowman, Karen Edwards, Jan Freisen, Earleen Foster, Pat Martin, Joe Melher, Karen Reimer, Vicki Robinette, Cheri Smith, Cathy Teachout, Rick Thomas, Vicki Wilson. DRAGONETTES Mrs. Leavitt -Advisor, Chris Peterson-Pres., Julie Edwards-Vice Pres., Jan Alford-Sec. -Treas., Glenda Alford, Pat Anderson, Kathy Birchell, Gail Caillier, Peggy Crider, Mary DeGraff, Jo Edwards, Diana Fast, Cheri Fresh, Becky Greenwood, Peggy Hines, Jane Mosher, Carol Meyers, Debbie Seaman, Pauline Sellers, Jolene Trent, Chris Trine, Connie Trine, Brenda Wise, Kathy Huff, Regina Schuler. DRAGON TALES Mrs. Kelley-Advisor, John Casey G Patrick Lucanio - Co-Editors, Allan Classen-Sports Editor, Terry Saunders, Doug Hoffman, Ken Woods-Assistants, Doug Hoffman-Photographcr, Richard Cox, Cheryl Giesbrecht, Mary Lefever, Sheri Neufeld, James Patterson, Kathy Petit, Roger Villwock, Diane Wilke, Jackie Will, Lynn Fredrickson, Donna Bur ns-Re porters. Cheryl Giesbrecht-Business Manager, Jackie Will-Asst. Business Manager, Darla Cook, Jack NeufeId-Exchange FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Mr. Chaney-Advisor, John Barnard -Pres., Max Simpson-Vice Pres., Dave Loewen-Sec., Jacob Fuchs-Treas., Dave Penney-Reporter, Bill Elliot-Sentinel, Stan Keeler, Kenneth Hubbard, Randy Pope, Harold Crook, Jim Dankenbring, Stan Dankinbring, RichardHibbler, Charles Hubbard, William King, Larry Niggli, Ken Ratzlaff, Terry Robinette, Tim Teal, Paul Villwock, Terry Weger, Larry Williams, Bill Wood, Don Giesbrecht, Paul Nichol, Dan Thompson, Gary Cook, Dan Cronk, Brad Douglas, Terry Hoxsie, Bruce Quiring, John Reed, Willard Loewen. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Miss Mackie-Advisor, Miss Scharpenburg-Advisor, Carol Zahnle-Pres., Jodel Edwards-Vied Pres., Pam Schultz-Sec., Laurie Bevens-Treas., Peggy Proctor-Historian, Betty Grossman-Parliamentarian, Becky Kliever-Degree Ch., Sue Janzen-Editor, Linda Adams, Kathy Anderson, Pat Anderson, Sherry Arstill, Chris Bilyeu, Sondra Boatwright, Dawn Bowman, Janet Brandt, Donna Brill, Charlotte Buller, Benny Busselle, Peggy Cadle, Candy Clendenin, Clara Cochrane, Donna Cooley, Bonnie Crace, Karen Crider, Kathy Darby, Chyral Kerk-sen, Nancy Dodge, Julie Edwards, Diana Fast, Thelma Greene, Becky Greenwood, Sandy Harder, Connie Harms, Grace Harvey, Charlotte Hicks, Linda Hicks, Joyce Hildebrand, Chris Hilts, Peg Hines, Kathy Huff, Cindy Kahler, Roxanna Kahler, Laura Lambert, Alice Lowe, Judy Lund, Linda Minehan, Connie Moffitt, Chris Muller, Patsy Mundt, Lora Lee Murray, Sally Overstreet, Bobbie Parker, Darlene Parker, Marcia Peterson, Myrna Peterson, Linda Prater, Debbie Radke, Linda Sargent, Pat Reimer, Regina Schuler, Norma Sellers, Pam Sellers, Vicki Sonday, Becki Stuivenga, Jolene Trent, Karoly Thiessen, Connie Trine, Shari Van Lieu, Joanne Wall, Gail Watts, Toni Wilson, Connie Woodman. FOOTBALL - VARSITY Mr. Dressel-Coach, Jimmy Wall-Manager, Harold Bennefield-Manager, Steve Wright, Tom Brandvold, Dan Wood, Mel Sutter, Gerald Murphy, Greg Johnson, Dan Trueax, Bill Condron, Gerald Meyer, Jim Hardin, Gary Bennett, Steve Krohn, Bob Cox, Wes Hinds, Darrell Basom, Doug Warkentin, Irvin McGee, Rex Westergard, D. H. Garland, Curt May, John Miller, Ken Kliewer, Ken Woods, Larry Moore, Jim Bosvert, Tim Bookey, Dennis Frazier, Terry Saunders, Pete Panter, Dick Hoffman, Ed Fuchs, Ralph Watkins, Allen Classen. FOOTBALL - JV Mr. Cantonwine-Coach, Mike Rose-Manager, Jim Wall-Manager, Tom Banford, Richard Benson, Jack Blanton, Stan Dankenbring, Robert Dunkin, John Harrington, Brad Kahlier, Mike Kerr, Ernie Mills, Ken Neu-feld, Jerry Peters, Terry Peters, David Peterson, Scott Phillips, James Potter, Butch Quiring, Toby Seaman, Tom Schmidt, Gale Snapp, Ron Sutter, Bob Thompson, Dan Thompson, Dennis Unger, Gene Van Dolah, Jerry Robinette, Bill Condron. FORENSICS Mr. Knight-Advisor, Randy Crockett-Pres., Mark Elliot-Vice Pres., Mark Elliot -Vice Pres., Heather Knight-Sec., Peggy Cadle-Treas., Ron Sutter-Activity Ch., Lorri Adams, James Allgood, Kathie Anderson, Richard Benson, Kathy Birchell, Tom Brand-void, Pat Brockhaus, Gail Caillier, Neil Christensen, Bev Classen, Gary Coville, Chyral Derksen, Terry Embree, Paula Fisher, Lynn Fredrickson, Barbara Friesen, Sandee Henson, John Herrington, Joyce Hildebrand, Sue Janzen, Janette Kessen, Sally Sinion, Becky Kliever, Scott Knight, Laura Lambert, Pat Lucanio, Linda Miller, Bob Moffitt, Linda Nisson, Billie Olsson, Debbie Oziah, Robert Parisien, Steve Peters, Bob Pratt, Craig Seibert, Bonnie Spady, Tony Stone, Karen Wallis, Joanne Watson, Rex Westergard, Carol Zahnle. FRENCH CLUB Mrs. Kelley-Advisor, Eugene Fuchs-Pres., Bob Joy-Vice Pres., Esther Kliewer-Sec. -Treas., Kathy Johnson-Activity Ch. Bob Hoffman-Election Ch., Kathy Anderson, Mary DeGraff, Jane Mosher, Kathy Birchell, Glenda Alford, Marsha LeFors, Charlotte Buller, Dason Johnson, Steve Peters, Brian Setterly, Ron Sutter, Tim Banford, Janice Aime, Brenda Wise, Karen Kliever, Charleen Anderson, Jerry Flaming, Jack Brandt, Sue Janzen, Mike Kahler, Julie Edwards, Debbie Seaman, Gail Caillier, Cheri Fresh, Billie Olsson. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Miss Mackie-Advisor, Jodel Edwards-Pres., Gary Bennett-Vice Pres., Judy Lund-Sec., Doug Hoffman-Treas., Carol Wiens-Historian, Janet Alford, Caren Baughaman, Laurie Bevens, Claudia Buchanan, Chyral Derksen, Martha Ferguson, Jerry Halleman, Sandy Harder, Brenda Kenison, Sue Kerber, Mary Kerp Becky Kliever, Scott Knight, Cheryl Loewen, Marsha Mason, Royce Miller, Ernie Mills, K. Anne Palmer, Sharon Payne, Gerry Pease, Chris Peterson, Pam Schultz, Jonna Strong, Carol Zahnle, Pam Zito. GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Miss Hamar-Advisor, Bev Johnson-Pres., Darla Cook-Vice Pres., Peggy Proctor-Sec., Treasurer-Connie Doll, Arlene Anderson, Frances Barber, Sheree Basom, Grace Horn, Marilyn Brown, Connie Buchanan, Jan Burelbach, Charlotte Buller, Penny Bussell, Sandy Dick, Julie Edwards, Pam Fern, Brenda Friesen, Glanda Friesen, Cheryl Giesbrecht, Nancy Gilliam, Betty Grossman, Charlotte Hicks, Joyce Hildebrand, Mettie Holbrook, Linda Jahn, Jill Jacobson, Laurel Jones, Cindy Kahler, Roxanna Kahler, Brenda Kenison, Sally Kinion, Laura Lambert, Donna McBee, Shirley Miller, Linda Minahan, Cheryl Mohr, Sharon Payne, Myrna Peterson, Norma Potter, Karen Riemer, Pat Riemer, Linda Minahan, Connie Scott, Carol Wiens, Lynne Young, Pauline Sellers, Nancy Niggli, Peggy Meyer, Carol Schmidke, Debbie Seaman. GIRLS' GLEE Mrs. Evans-Advisor, Janet Brandt-Pres., Lynn Schrag-Sec.-Treas., Jackie Will-Publicity Ch., Novell Bieber, Carol Calder, Peggy Crider, Dee Dibble, Virginia English, Brenda Friesen, Sue Kerber, Phyllis Klutint, Dorothy Lindstrom, Peggy Meyer, Hallie Mills, Nancy Niggle, Norma Potter, Linda Quiring, Linda Rhoades, Marilyn Schellenberg, Pauline Sellers, Chris Trine, Debora Wilke, Toni Wilson, Debbie Wilke, Sherry Griffiths, Sheri Arstill, Sue Neufeld, Ginny Meadows, Sharilyn Breneman. GIRLS' LEAGUE Mrs. Rogers-Advisor, Mrs. McKenzie-Advisor, Brenda Kenison-Pres., Pam Fern-Vice Pres. , Sally Kinion-Sec., Becky Greenwood-Treas., Sue Janzen-Historian. GOLF Mr. Tuttle-Advisor, Doug Hoffman, Roger Wall, Randy Crockett, Dan Wood, Brian Ferguson, Doug Hunter, MikeWiebe, Steve Peters, Bryan Hoffman, Craig Seibert, Bob Kliever. HI-C Mrs. Kliever-Advisor, Lavada Hildebrand-Pres., Steve Lehto-Vice Pres., Beverly Classen-Sec. -Treas. , Cheryl Loewen-Song Leader, Diane Friesen-Activity Ch., Darlene Classen-Pianist NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Mr. Jones-Advisor, Ralph Watkins-Pres., Edwin Fuchs-Vice Pres., Bev Johnson-Sec., K. Anne Plamer-Treas., Randy Crockett, Martha Ferguson, Janette Kessen, Sally Kinion, Penny Povey, Roger Wall, Facob Fuchs, Laurie Bevens, Jodell Edwards, Sandy Harder, Marlen Harms, Judy Lund, Chris Peterson, Paula Fisher, Glenda Friesen, Sue Janzen, Dason Johnson, Kathy Johnson, Laura Lambert, Jack Brandt, Steve Lehto, Bev Classen, Richard Northrop, Pam Fern, Sharon Omley, Abdulghany Al-Ghunaim, Connie Scott, Marsha Webb, Jackie Hiller, Jock Dalton, Charlotte Buller, Dick Hoffman, Jerry Flaming Becky Kliewer, Eugene Fuchs, Provisional Members: Tom Banford, Gail Caillier, Julie Edwards, Connie Harms, Christine Hilts, Linda Prater, Gale Snapp, Robert Thompson, Joanne Wall, Steve Wright. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS LEAGUE Mr. Staab-Advisor, Paula Fisher-Pres., Ralph Watkins-Vice Pres., Bev Johnson-Sec., Kathy Johnson-Treas., Carol Meyers-Activity Rep., Sharon Omley, Laura Lambert, Martha Serfuson, Carol Wiens, Betty Peters, Cheryl Giesbrecht, Charlotte Buller, Pam Fern, Jonna Strong, Allan Classen, Abdulghany Al-Ghunaim, Connie Trine. LETTERMEN'S CLUB Mr. Canton-wine-Advisor, Ken Kliewer-Prcs., Gary Bennett-Vice Pres., Robert Cox-Sgt. -at-arms RALLY - VARSITY Sue Mulhol-land-Queen, Pam Zito, Claudia Buchanan, Laurel Jones, Sherri Basom, Toni Robinson RALLY - JV Sandi Hildebrand-Queen, Kathy Petit, Gail Brown, Karen Crider RALLY - WRESTLING Becky Greenwood-Queen, Paula Fisher, Joyce Hildebrand, Pam Fern, Kathy Anderson SCIENCE CLUB Doc Richards-Advisor, Brian Ferguson-Pres., James Neufeld-Vice Pres., Robert Cowman-Sec., Peggy Hines, Norma Sellers, Scott Knight, Bill Bollman, Arnold Ragsdale, Rex Westergard, Dick Hoffman, Mark Elliot, Gerald Kroekcr. SPANISH CLUB Mr. Johnston-Advisor, Jackie Hiller-Pres. , Darlene Classen-Vice Pres., Paula Fisher-Sec.-Treas., Karen Crider-Activity Ch. Gerry Murphy, Ralph Watkins, Sharon Omley, Jock Dalton, Pam Fern, Connie Scott, Connie Ames, Chris Omley, Mary Kerp, Jean Dehaven. STUDENT BODY Mr. Halstead-Advisor, Mark Elliot-Pres. , Sharon Omley-Vice Pres., Sally Kinion-Sec. , Becky Kliever-Treas., Herry Murphy-Sgt.-at-arms, Martha Ferguson-Activity Ch., Sandy Dick-Election Ch. THE DRAGON Mr. Schiopen-Advisor, Sue Janzen-Editor, Sharon Omley-Photo Editor, Scott Knight, Glenda Alfor, Marsha LeFors-Photographers, Bev C lassen-Business Editor, Bill Bollman, Mike Kahler, Jerry Pease, Grace Harvey, Peggy Hines, Jackie Hiller-Advertising, Dixie Overholser-Index, Sally Overstreet, Vicki Sonday-Layout, Peggy Proctor-Typist TRACK Mr. Ward-Coach, Mr. August-Coach, Toby Seaman-Manager, Loui Gray-Manager, Ed Fuchs, Mel Sutter, Ken Embree, Ralph Watkins, Monte Martin, Doug Warkentin, Dan Trueax, Dave Christopher, Jim Hardin, Gary Minahan, Pat Brockhaus, Pete Panter, Bob Dunkin, Larry Moore, Greg Johnson, Dennis Unger, John Kinsey, Dan Palmer, Irv McBee, Stan Dandenbring, Jim Bosvert, Ken Neufeld, Chris Charles, Gary Cook, Randy Pope, Tom Banford, Jim Allgood, Ron Sutter, David Johnson. WREESTLING Mr. Sonnen-Coach, Greg Johnson, Roger Shinn, Clark, Clendenin, Alan Chandler, Gary Bennett, John Miller, Wes Hinds, Kerry Kelly, Gary Cook, Harold Potter, Gerald Potter, Don Giesbrecht, Gary Wells, Bob Anderson, Gary Taylor, Ken Embree, Tom Green. The Dragon Staff: Mr. Schiopen Sue Janzen Sharon Omley Scott Knight Glenda Alford Marsha LeFors Bev Classen Bill Bollman Mike Kahler Jerry Pease Grace Harvey Peggy Hines Jackie Hiller Dixie Overholser Sally Overstreet Vicki Sonday Peggy Proctor 133 Annual year differed from this school year in that it lasted two days longer and contained approximately twenty-five 14-hour-long days (8:00 am to 10:00 pm). These came in the weeks before our five deadlines. For an annual staff that started out with no experience, an innocent advisor, no publisher, untried photographers, and idealistic plans, June 8th left us with: 1. over 200 exposed rolls of film. 2. a calloused, slavedriver for an advisor. 3. a half-dozen pencil stubs . 4. enough junked layouts to reach from here to Salem. 5. five copy-received notices from The American Yearbook Co. 6. some of the know-how needed for inventing layouts, writing and editing copy, working in the darkroom, and co-operating. 7. between six and nine mental and physical wrecks. 8. A FINISHED YEARBOOK! We hope you will be satisfied--We Are. The Dragon Staff 134
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