Evergreen High School - Log Yearbook (Vancouver, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1958 volume:

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I believe the editors have done their utmost to make you feel that this book was made especial- ly for you, and hope that you will cherish the years at Evergreen High that this book will always keep with you. Thank you very much for your fine co-operation and the best of luck in whatever you do. Most sincerelv vours. Melvin Lindsley ASB President A W J K X Eg Xe .. I mis. lj IB E Seated, left to right: Buzz Sherburn, business managerg Beverly Plaisted, assistant fi editorg Loretta Crooker, editorg Darlene Woodward, senior editorg Caroline Fritz, N business manager. Standing: Judy Knopp, snapshot editorg Anna Mae Mitchell, junior high editorg Patsy White, senior editorg Carl English, sports editorg Bonnibelle Warner, faculty editor. Tulle of on lent! ADMINISTRATION FACULTY SENIORS UNDERGRADS SERVICES STUDENT SERVICES JUNIOR HIGH ACTIVITY CLASSES FINE ARTS CLUBS ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS SNAPSHOTS I 1 3.. 7 15 41 55 59 65 75 83 95 O3 111 123 Ufficezzi Standing, left to right: Corrine Lunn, secretaryg Mary Ann Chevron, treasurer, Merle Munger, commissioner, Al Overall, vice-president, Gayle Gentry, Red Cross representative, Mel Lindsley president. Seated: Mr. Hudson, principal. uniat -nqlyl Seated, left to right: David Hancock, treasurer, Janet Sloat, secretary, Linda Konkel, president: Wayne Lindsley, vice president. Standing: David Herbenson, commissiouerg Mr. Hagensen, principal. EF 1 , ' Wfzzyqfg 4 ' Lie- A 2 Ig , Q1 xg 3 f 5 3 ff? 1 K 5 sf gb w ,i ff f Q si , 1 U F 1' K , X S .1 s k , gf 5 X H 3 x Z2 ,ff 1 .Lag if r P W as , ga , , Q ' 3 5: Ez I K s Eg ki 1, 4 f N 552 2 'S ui 4 S A QQREEQ HW ,k:.QJ,w.X:a 5 5h We MM ,U ,, 1? 5 4 Y. mf Q We have a serious challenge ahead. We must get more education out of all our school years, not only the high school. That means more work in every course. Every day must count more. This is coupled with a shortage of classrooms and a shortage of teachers. The job can be done and each of us must do his share and a little more. MARVIN SC HAFER, Superintendent Below: Outgoing School Board. Left to Right: K.W. McKenzie: Verle Fergusong F.S. Martin, chairmang Bill Hieberg Clarence Hermanson: Alvin Dreier, clerk. These men helped to plan and build the Sifton and Ellsworth elementary schools. Nearly all of them were on the Board during the planning and building of the gymnasium and junior high addition to the high school plant. -- - . . Above: New Board. Facing camera left to right: Verle Fergu song Marvin Schafer, superintendent: K. W. tin, chairman: Mrs. Paul Bryson. With backs to camera: Mrs. - Isabella Blair, secretary: Bert Homes. They have a big job ahead keeping up with the expanding enrollment in our junior and senior high schools. McKenzieg F.S. Mar- Each person possesses within himself the ability to be success- ful. Monthly wages are many times falsely used as a means of measuring success or failure. To the seniors leaving, I would like to say work honestly, sin- cerely, intelligently, and indus- triously, and you will be success- ful. To the students remaining for more training, practice the above mentioned characteristics if you aren't already doing so, and you will sense a feeling of accomplishment. This has truly been a successful year. I feel the students in both the junior and senior high schools have worked well to- gether and have accomplished many fine goals. lt has indeed been a pleasure working with you. KEN HAGENSENRW Vice Principal 'x N. xv Qdfx .1 Q- i 1 . rf 1 f V Evergreen's modern facilities are helping teachers and students to acquire and pro- vide better learning experiences. We are now living in a scientific age, and the scholastic achievement of students is a very important factor for future success and security. Opportunities are available for all students wishing to exercise their mental capacity and acquire the know- ledge that is organized and presented by the instructors. Education is a serious undertaking and includes the cooperative efforts of every- one whose ideals and objectives are of a constructive nature. Keep your sights high and work to your capacity in school. MAX L. HUDSON Principal WU! 'X , t .Xa-tl .f'ectetazz'e.4 ISABE LLA BLAIR, district secretary. uniot 19, :yi DONNA PEEBLES, THELMA MCALLISTER August 1956--January 1958. January 14, 1953-2 6 z ',.'.:.. 5 ', y f, X J, u ,I wk JF, . I if 5 is xi I my 5 xii, . fs Q3 jg., K yur 1 ' f R rm Q , 35412 M35 ' 1? 55 ' fx if s' if 5 Q' 5' 0? 3' S 'Q X A ,A fzffgf I A 3 ii N? M in it 3' if a f 1 a Q Q 3, ig ROBERT NITSCHKE, A. B. University of Portland Core Sociology Math Coach Advisor: Eighth Junior High Boys' League. FLO KNIGHT BOYD, B S North Texas State Art Health Advisor: Ninth ROSELLA MOON, B. A. Central Washington College of Education Science-Health Core Advisor: Seventh DOROTHY FISHER, B. Williamette University Math Algebra A. Geometry Sophomore English Advisor: Junior High Girls' League MARGARET MCCONNE LL, B. State College of Washington Math Core A 1 X Home Economics , W JN I it wi Vocational Guidance ' QW f in ,Y wif' n 1 l General Language 2 M VERNON swm, BW yt Northern Idaho Clolle e Milk Education V Physics XA Yi J Chemistry Algebrail V f Geornetrfy ,ff Advisortc S, iopr G K, . xx gx f ff DEAN SOULE, B.S. Lewis and Clark College General Math Washington History Eighth Math Physical Education Coach Advisor: Freshman Lettermen's Club ALLAN BARGER B S B Ed State College of Washington Vocational Agriculture Advisor: FFA OLIVE BEWLEY Pacific University Choir English Journalism Advisor: Junior ' M JULIEANNE ALTREE B S 'al ,State College of Washington Home Economics QI - F Advisor Junior FFA, FNA N We XM IAN AMAYA, B.S., M S V 7LPa ific niversity h .gi Education D Werxl Business L us' s Math visor: Junior anish Club BLANCHE SCOGGIN A B M Ed Eastern Washington College of Educat1on University of Oregon University of California at Los Angeles Reed College Special Reading English Advisor: Freshman JOHN ZAVODSKY, Pacific University General Math General Business Business Law Washington History Eighth Math Coach Advisor: Junior B. S. MAXINE LANCHESTER, B.S State College of Washington Home Economics Advisor. Senior F HA VIVIAN TURK, B. Pacific University Shorthand Typing Mus. Advisor: Sophomoffle .off RICHARD YOUNG, B.S Pacific University Physical Education Math Core Coach Advisor. Eighth Grade WILFRED LORENZ, B.S. Portland State University Mechanical Drawin Math E Xbvtoxdy CAROLYN WOODALL, A. B I ' University of Washington 79 -4' English I y P Girls' Guidance f f'f f Advisor: Sophomore Senior High Girls' League J aff -ff PATRICK TIERNEY, B.A. Eastern Washington College of Education Social Science English Drama . X! X' .Sophomore GUS LINDBLOM, B. A. Gustavus Adolphus College U.S. History Global Geography Washington History Advisor: Senior CAROLYN VELGUTH, University of Oregon Art Advisor: Junior B. S. JEAN VAUGHAN, A.B. University of Washington Library Publications Advisor: Senior RICHARD OOKA, B. A. University of Hawaii Typing Bookkeeping Salesmanship Occupations 8: Careers Advisor: Bowling League Manager: Associated Student Body Funds DONALD HINES, B.S. Lewis and Clark College Speech English Eighth Math Core Advisor. Eighth Grade RUEBEN BERG, B.D. Luther College English Core Advisor: Seventh Grade PATRICK POLICH, A.B., M. Ed. University of Portland Latin Eighth Math Exploratory Science Core Advisor: Eighth Grade ARDEN GERMAN, B. S. University of North Dakota Woodshop Advisor: Freshman WILLIAM STEPHENSEN, M. A. State College of Washington Band Choir X X X X ROBERT ELDRED, B. S. State College of Washington Science Math Core Advisor: Seventh Grade RALPH PHARES, B.S. Lewis and Clark College Biology Business Math Advisor: Junior BERNARD AXE, B. S. University of Oregon Contemporary Problems World History Advisor Sophomore Drivers' Club G. A. LEMCKE, A. B. Pacific University Director of Athletics Physical Education Coach Y Boys' Guidance Advisor: Senior High Boys' League 13 JULIA EVANS, B. S. University of Oregon Physical Education Advisor: Freshman acuity .fnapa WORKING HARD? ? BUSY! !! STARTLED!! FACULTY CHAPERONES BUBBLY SMILING FACE TALKATIVE 14 L-3. :Q J.-:f QT - wg :rw-2,r'.. 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Do you know nearly all those who graduated with us back in 1958 from that little high school, Evergreen, have at one time or another come to this clinic for treatment? You see this is no ordinary clinic, it is located on a satellite built by the great engineering firm of Bolte, Engstrom Sz Funk, and sent into orbit by a missile designed by a famous woman rocket expert, Suzi Wardwell. At this clinic we treat all cases free due to two generous billionaires, Carl English and Gayle Wheelock. Iwandered into the men's surgical ward today and ran into two of our interns, Brandon tMartinJ and Sam fCrosbyl. They had a date with two fashion models, JoAnne Johnson and Cecelia Trammell, to go and hear the celebrated singing group, Brad Hoover, Doug Hoffman, Jim Crooker and JimTooley, who are accompanied on their current tour by concert pianist, Donna Dean. But trouble developed because their girl friends, Bonnibelle Warner and Laverne Mitchell, who are nurses, won't speak to them now. lwent farther into the room and saw Jim Friberg had contracted a serious case of Martian Flu while on an expedition with his secretaries and associate, Beverely Bowen, Katherine Bull, and Professor Beaudoin. In bed next to him was Don Collins with a case of rabies. Margaret Dykgraaf's dog, Cuddles, you know, From him Ilearned several tidbits about other people Iknew. Jerry Kays and Jerry Inman, always fond of hot cars, are making souped up rocket ships. Gary Breaker and Dick Davis are also part owners in the Sputnick1e Corporation. Kieth Bakker, Joe Rickman, Jim Johnson and Janet Carlson, all ardent bowlers, oper ate a bowling alley on Jupiter. It is a rip roaring success. Ted Wright and Jim Risdon, who own the biggest beef ranch in the Universe, go there for recreation. Wanting to hear more about my former classmates, I went to the women's ward--for you all know that's a good place to eavesdrop! I stopped outside to listen. Sheryl Eldred and Loretta Crooker were talking. They were arguing whether Pat White had eight or nine children and whether Merle Smithline was director of athletics at Jupiter University or University of Mars, where Myrna Hoseney is teaching mathematics. May QBeckerj Kangas has a beauty shop near the campus of U. of M. , where Elnora Clark is a music teacher. Sheryl was telling Loretta that some of the boys who joined the service made it a career. Wayne Johnson, Mel Lindsley, Tom McQueen, and Bill Miller are captains, and Al Overall is a five star general. Gordon Peck, Ken Smith and Arnold Tandberg belong to a new Air Force called Strategic Space Comptrollers. The White boys, Kenny and Melvin, opened a garage on a new satellite, Juniper , where many students have married and are now residing. The Duback bro- thers, Gary and Denny, operate a clothing store and work on a formula for getting rid of skunks. Since Sheryl and Loretta tired of talking, lwent into the other women's ward. Iheard that many classmates have moved to Astroid , with their families. Keith Michael, Jerald Stutesman, Bob Weems and his wife, Anna Mae Mitchell, Dick Whiting, and Gary Withers are a few. Lois Smith, Joyce Bowen, and Carol QChristensenJ Clark run the Parisienne Dress Shop on Pumper- nickle . Mary Ann Chevron was a banker, but was-is the correct word. One day she had an extra S300 and bought a new hat. Boom! She's now in the Alkaloid Prison , run by Pat Cox. Judie Price, Kathleen Hughes, Jean Duvall and Joyce Dennis, wishing to see them, went there and got locked up by Pat. It isn't too bad though because DeAnna Collingwood, the librarian, brings them good books to read, and Doreen Grimm, a matron, brings their bread and water on time. Some of our boys, failing to steer a straight path, ended up in Baroid , the men's institute. Doug Mattson, Ron Richards, Jim McBroom, and Chuck Miller received the nicest striped suits from Ralph Evalt, the tailor there. Darlene Woodward and family have moved to the moon and operate a re- ducing salon there. Buzz Sherburn opened a school on Saturine to teach the minuet, and in his spare time run his harem. Naoma Smith and Nancy Van Fleet, who are Duke Bill Calzaretta's secretaries, live there too. Upon careful searching, Ifound that Gary Harness is managing a home for the aged salesmen of Earth and his partner, Cecil Roberts, runs an institute for the ad- vancement of salesmen and peddlers. Now back to good old Earth. Jean Vanderberghe Baird runs a ballet school here and Beverly Plaisted is her prima donna. In the troupe also are Delores Place, Lois Pruter, Carol Pluard, and Jo Stricker. Well, it's late, so I think I'll lock my book in the safe and retire. 16 eniot glad: Will I, Maybelle Becker, will my photogenic figure to Mr. Tierney. I, Brandy Martin, of sound mind and body, will my ability to get along with and soft-soap every teacher to Maridee Garvey. I, Arnold Tandberg, will my curly hair to Mr. Lindblom. Lois Anderson, will my ability to stay single to Mr. Tierney. I. I, Mary Lou Joner, will my shyness to Wayne Rasmussen. I, Kathleen Hughes, will all the old play scripts to anyone who wants to tackle them. I, Janet Carlson, hereby will the Eighth grade P.E. classes to next year's courageous assistants. I, Dick Whiting, will my Journalism class to Gary Grelck. I, Beverely Bowen, will my quiet disposition to Pat Rainwater. I, Sheryl Eldred, will the school store to anyone who can make change correctly all the time. I, Doug Mattson, will my Pontiac taillights to anyone who wants a goer. I, Bill Miller, will my stock Ford to any Chevy man who wants to get up and really go. I, Margaret Dykgraaf, will sixth period Ag. office to anyone who can get along with Mr. Barger I, Ken Smith, will Mr. Axe and Contemporary Problems to anyone who has nerve enough to take it. I, Doug Hoffman, will Miss Velguth to her future husband. I, Jerry Kays, will my Spindles and A-arms to Ted Falter. I, Sam Crosby, will my good looks and Senior class presidency to Jim Seekins. I. Jim McBroom, will my pretty blue eyes and good looks to anyone who has nerve enough to claim them. I, Laverne Mitchell, will my ability to not get kicked out of class to Dianne Mattson. I, Joe Beaudoin, will the FFA tractor to the Sarge . I, Joyce Dennis, having a sound mind, do hereby bequeath my driving ability to anyone with sound nerves. I, Carl English, being of sound mighty mind and body, do hereby will to Mr. Axe my fine khaki green Ivy league shoes to go with his khaki green Ivy league suit. I, Doreen Grimm, will my position of FFA Sweetheart to Lynne Potter. I, Richard Holden, will my curly hair to Mr. Barger. I, Don Collins, will Contemporary Problems to any unfortunate Junior. I, Suzi. Wardwell, will my grades to Gary Grelck and my position on the honor roll to anyone who earns it. I, Jerry Inman, will my Chevy 6 to anyone who wants to be top dog next year. l, Jean Vandenberghe Baird, will my ability to become married in my Senior year to my sisters Gail and Gloria. I, Gary Duback, will my 1957 Ford to anyone who is crazy enough to miss a SKUNK! Being possessed of a sound mind, I, Cecilia Trammell, will my ability to become embarrassed easily to anyone who looks well in red. I, Jim Crooker, will my good driving record to Mr. Axe. I, Jo Stricker, will my height to Jo Anne Uhacz. I, Dick Engstrom, will my ability to bowl to Lyle Paulson. I, Corrine Lunn, will my ability to misunderstand Mr. Axe to next year's Contemporary Pro- blems classes. Being possessed of a mind, I, Delores Place, will my car to anyone with a good life insurance policy. I, Melvin Lindsley, being of sound mind and health, do henceforth bequeath my amazing ability to play basketball to anyone on the bowling team. in. Miss I, Mary Ann Chevron, will a little red wagon to next year's treasurer to haul the money around I, JoAnne Johnson, will my ability to drive to lla Scott. I, Gary Withers, will my ability to get along with Mr. Amaya to Randy Large, who needs it. I, Jim Joner, from this day forth do hereby will my artistic ability to one of the brownies in Velguth's Art classes next year. I, Ralph Evalt, will my ability to get nothing done to Mr. Zavodsky. I, Wayne Johnson, will my C's in Spanish to Larry Jacobson. I, Max Bolte, in sound mind, will my cute smile and ability to get along with everyone to any- one who can use it. I, Bob Weems, will my witty remarks to Bobby Holmes, so he will have that many more for next year. I, Buzz Sherburn, will all the pretty girls to Bob Nehler, because Iwon't be here to enjoy I them. I, Kenny White, will Virginia to the Senior Class of '59, but hands off. I, Cecil Roberts, will my bashfulness to David Blair. I, Dave Funk, will my artistic ability to Linda Du Puis. I, Melvin White, will all my school romances to Bob Harris. I, Dick Davis, will the school to anyone .who needs it. I, Gary Breaker, will my noisiness to Norma Pauley. I, Bill Calzaretta, will my brains to Jerry Arionus. I, ability. L I. Joyce Bowen, in sound mind, do hereby will to next year's choir class, my wonderful singing Gary Harness, will my basketball ability to next year's team. Darlene Woodward, do hereby bequeath to anyone with sound nerves my position of student, housewife, and mother. I, Brad Hoover, will my quiet nature in class to the juniors in the hope it will aid them more than it has me. I, Jerald Stutesman, will Shirley Arionus to next year's Seniorsg but I'll still keep my eye on her. I, Beverly Plaisted, will all the headaches of helping to put out an annual to the future Publi- cations class. I, Naoma Smith, will the position of advisory secretary to someone with a sharp pencil and lots of paper. I, Bonnibelle Warner, will the many problems of the Publications class to anyone with a good psychiatrist. I, Ron Richards, will the many hot rod magazines that appear in English class to the library. I, Muriel Wokal, will all my remarks to Mr. Axe for next year's Contemporary Problems classes. I, Kieth Bakker, will my bowling ability to Kay Johnson. Good luck! fYou'll need it.J I, Myrna Hoseney, will Bus Driver No. 17 to the Driver's Training course. I, James Risdon, will my brain to Mr. Phares to carry on his experiments with. I, Gayle Wheelock, will my red hair to Florence Sherdnik. I, Ted Wright, being of sound mind, will my way of getting out of trouble to August Komm. I, DeAnna Collingwood, will Doug Mattson to--on second thought I'll keep him. I, Elnora Clark, will the scraps and pins in my sewing drawer to next year's Home Ec. classes. I, Carol Pluard, will my ability to not get kicked out of school to my brother, Jim, because he needs it. I, Merle Smithline, will my ability not to get into trouble to Sue Hall. I, Judy Knopp, will my Rock N' Roll records to the Typing classes. I, Pat Cox, will the Drama blasts to anyone who can stay up that late. I, Jim Tooley, will my ability to talk to any girl Iwish to Bob Nehler. I, Pat White, will my ability to worry about home, family, studies and everything else to Bernice Lewis. I, Tom McQueen, in sound mind, will Journalism to anyone ambitious enough to take it. I, Al Overall, will my fine Ivy League Shoes to Mr. Lorenz. I, Gordon Peck, will my whiskers to Karen Wheelock. I, Jim Johnson, will my short curly hair to Naccy Martin. I, Joe Rickman, will my great bowling form to Jean Miller. We, Jeanie Duvall and Judie Price, will our romance troubles to Cheryl Davis and David Blair. I, Loretta Crooker, will the editorship of the annual to anyone with a great big bottle of aspirin. I, Nancy Van Fleet, will to my brother, Jerry, his freedom. Since I won't be here to report all his activities. I, Anna Mae Mitchell, will my long hair to Virginia Johnson, as she looks better with long hair. I, Chuck Miller, will my shot Plymouth to any Chevy dealer who has nerve enough to take it. I, Lois Pruter, will all my jokes to anyone who can't tell jokes. I, Jim Friberg, will to next year's physics class, my many incompleted physics projects along with my position of self-appointed lab-assistant, to anyone who wants it, my ability to get along with the faculty better than with the other students, and to Martin Crosby my fate of never being elected to an office but often chosen for committee work. I. I, I, I, I, quilizer Katherine Bull, will my quiet nature to Kathy McCommas in the hope it will help her. Denny Duback, will my Ford to anyone who wants to beat Chevy 6's. Carol Christensen, will my position of an engaged woman to Darlene Edgerton. Keith Michael, will my ability to get along with Mrs. Vaughan to John Kadow. Donna Dean, hereby will my yell squad position to Dick Lulu Snyder, and a bottle of tran- pills to Norma Pauley for next year's Typing tests. Mr. Lindblom, advisor. Mrs. Vaughan, advisor. Miss Lanchester, advisor. Mr. Swaim, advisor eniot 61444 lfiitoty Several years ago the 93 babies destined to be the 1958 graduates of Evergreen High School came into the world with a series of loud wails. They grew through childhood with the normal catastrophes, measles, mumps and other diseases. The pig-tailed girls and shy boys became adolescents and even- tually were ready for high school. In the Fall of 1954 116 fresmen entered Evergreen. Many of these dropped out, but we also gained a few from other parts of the country. The undignified freshmen were herded along their way by their advisors, Mr. Pat Tierney and Mr. Jim Thiele, who did their best to steer them on the right path to a successful high school career. Heading the class officers was Carl English, president. His fellow officers were the vice president, Sam Crosbyg secretary, Gayle Wheelockg treasurer, Mary Lou Bastiang and representative, Donna Dean, During the year the class sponsored a skating party and a Thank You dance for the sophomores. Mrs. Grace Pollock and Mr. Gus Lindblom advised the 109 sophomores in 1955-1956, and class officers were Jerald Stutesman, Al Overall, Donna Dean, Mary Lou Bastian, Gayle Wheelock, Mary Ann Chevron and Gordon Peck. The sophomores gave two dances and started a large treasury. At last upper classmen, the juniors were advised by Mrs. Jean Vaughan, Miss Zola Rowley, Mr. Gus Lindblom, and Mr. Vernon Swaim. Four of our juniors who were elected to student body offices were Melvin Lindsley, ASB presidentg Al Overall, ASB vice president, Mary Ann Chevron, ASB treasurer, and Corrine Lunn, ASB secretary. The theme of the junior prom was My Blue Heaven . This prom was a big success and represented a lot of work on the part of the juniors. Our 1956-1957 officers were headed by Bill Broussard, president, who early in the year moved to Utah. The class then elected Melvin Lindsley to fill his shoes. His fellow workers were Al Overall, Mary Ann Chevron, and Donna Dean. At last the babies reached that desired plane, the upper--upper classman, the position of SENIOR. This was the group's most active year. Sam Crosby, Brandy Martin, and Bonnibelle War- ner were elected to class offices. Professor, How Could You , our senior play, was declared a rip-roaring success by everyone. Mr. Pat Tierney directed the production, with Jean Duvall as student director. Members of the cast were Kathleen Hughes, Muriel Wokal, Donna Dean, Gayle Wheelock, Mary Ann Chevron, Brandy Martin, Jim Friberg, Jim McBroom, Melvin Lindsley, Richard Carnell and Sam Crosby. Many seniors assisted on make-up, property, and the millions of details involved in putting on a production of this size. Three of our senior girls entered school in the fall of this last year as married women. Kathleen Roberts had become Mrs. Ed Hughes during the summer. Two of these girls also were mothers. Pat McBroom, now Mrs. Richard White, had a little boy named Ricky, and Darlene Falter, now Mrs. Stephen Woodward, had a little girl named Quanita. Two of our seniors married during the year. Carol Smith became Mrs. Ralph Pluard, and Jean Vandenberghe became Mrs. Milton Baird. Many more seniors became engaged and planned to be married soon after grad- uation. Richard Carnell and Jim Crooker enlisted in the service during the year. Gordon Peck was selected for the county all-star football team. Two girls who received outstanding honors this year were Myrna Hoseney, who won the Evergreen's Future Homemaker of Tomorrow contest, and Nancy Van Fleet, who was selected as the DAR Good Citizen from Evergreen. Many of our class members received recognition for outstanding achievement in their high school careers. Donna Dean was selected to represent Evergreen at Girls' State in the summer of 1957. Also during this summer, Max Bolte and Joe Beaudoin attended Boys' State, Carl English went to the Twinlow Leadership conference, Gayle Wheelock attended the Seabeck conference, and Jim Friberg went to the Junior Scientists' Summer Institute. 19 LOIS ANDERSON FHA--1, 2, 3, 4 Ambition: To be Mrs. , you guess who! KIE TH BAKKER Perfect Attendance--3 7 Honor Roll--2 Bowling Club--3, 4 Ambition: To be a good bowler and bowl on TV. JOE BEAUDOIN FFA--1, 2, 3, 4 FFA Officer--3, 4 Star Chapter Farmer--3 Parliamentary Procedure Team--2, 4 Boys' State Class Secretary--3 Ambition: To head for places unknown and return to school in the fall. MAYBELLE BECKER FHA--1, 2, 3 Solo Ensemble Contest 3 Perfect Attendance--1, 2, 3 Ambition. To become Mrs. Donald Kangas and finish cosmetology school. KN INV, f ff' MAX BOLTE 1, 2, 3, FFA President--3, 4 Parliamentary Procedure Team 3,4 Boys' State--3 Baseball Manager 2 Honor Roll--1, 2, 3, 4 Bowling Club 4 Speech Contest--3, 4 Ambition. To be an architect. BEVERELY BOWEN FHA 1, 2, 3,4 Ambition To make something of my life ff-was KM JOYCE BOWEN FHA--1, 3 Solo Ensemble Contest--3, 4 Ambition: To be 4 ji 1 a beautician. GARY BREAKER FFA--1 Football--1, 2, 4 Basketball--1, 2 Track--1, 3 Lettermen's Club--3, 4 Honor Roll--1, 3, 4 Bowling Club--3, 4 Inspirational Player, Football--1 'Am ' ion: To be an engineer. KATHERINE BULL BILL CALZARETTA Baseball--2, 3 Honor Roll--3 Spanish Club--4 Ambition: To be a scientist. JANET CARLSON FHA--1, 2, 3 Perfect Attendance--1, 3 Spanish Club--3 Ambition: To work in an office. MARY ANN CHEVRON FHA--1, 2, 3 Girls' League Treasurer--2 Class Sergeant at arms--2 Class Secretary--3 Student Body Treasurer--4 Perfect Attendance 2 Senior Class Play--4 Ambition: To work in a bank or an insurance office. CAROL CHRISTENSEN FHA--1 2 3 4 Yell and Song Queen--3 Bowling Club--3 Ambition: To be Mrs. Darrell Clark. ELNORA CLARK FHA--1, 2, 3, 4 Ambition: To be a successful wife and accordian teacher. DeANNA COLLINGWOOD FHA--1, 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll--3, 4 Spanish Club--3 Spanish Club Secretary--3 Ambition: To be a receptionist. . DON COLLINS Football--4 Baseball--2, 3, 4 Lettermen's Club--3, 4 Ambition: To work and run around. PAT cox FHA--1, 2, 3, 4 FNA--2, 3, 4 Solo Ensemble Contest--3, 4 Ambition: To go to night school and work. JIM CROOKER Solo Ensemble Contest--4 Transferred from Woodland--4 FFA--1 Boys' Quartet--3 Track--2 Ambition: To work in a filling station. Enlisted in U.S. Army, February, 1958. 22 ff ,I ho fi AVAKABLE LORETTA CROOKER FHA--1, 2, 3 FNA--1 Solo Ensemble Contest--2, 3, 4 Choir President--4 Annual Editor--4 Quill and Scroll--4 Ambition: To go to college. SAM CROSBY F1-'A--1, 2, 3,4 FFA Secretary--4 Parliamentary Procedure Team--4 Basketball--2, 3, 4 Baseball--2, 3, 4 Letterme-n's Club--4 Class Vice President--1 Class President--4 Speech Contest--4 Senior Play--4 Ambition: To have a career in the U. S. Navy and come out a Captain. RICHARD DAVIS DONNA DEAN FHA--1, 2, 3, 4 FHA Representative--4 FHA Junior and Chapter Degrees--3, 4 Girls' State--3 Solo Ensemble Contest--1, 2, 3, 4 Homecoming Queen--4 Yell Queen--3, 4 Class Representative--1 Class Secretary--2 Class Treasurer--3 Honor Roll--3 Bowling Club--2, 3, 4 Senior Play--4 Ambition: To go to college. JOYCE DENNIS FHA--1, 2,3 Girls' League Officer--4 Bowling Club--3 Ambition: To go to college. 23 DE NNY DUBACK ii N-. fam R 5 V GARY DUBACK FFA--1, 2, 3 FFA Treasurer--3 Boys' League Treasurer--3,4 Football--1 2 3 4 Basketball--2 Baseball--2 Track--2 Lettermen's Club--3, 4 Honor Roll--1, 2 Ambition: To go to college and have some fun. JEANIE DUVALL FHA--1,2,3,4 Perfect Attendance--1 2 Senior Class Play--4 Ambition: To become an IBM machine operator. MARGARET DYKGRAAF FHA--2, 3 Honor Roll--2, 3, 4 Bowling Club--2 Transferred from Providence Academy--2 Honor Roll--1 Ambition: To be a good wife and mother. SHERYL ELDRED FHA--1, 2, 3,4 Girls' League Commissioner--4 Perfect Attendance--3 Store Manager--4 Ambition: To go to college. CARL ENGLISH FFA--2 Boys' League Vice President--3 Boys' League President--4 Quill Sz Scroll--4 Track--2 3 4 Yell Leader--2, 3 Lettermen's Club--2 3 4 Honor Roll--2, 3 Spanish Club--3, 4 Spanish Club Vice President--3 Spanish Club Reporter--4 Store Manager--4 Twinlow Leadership Conference--4 Ambition: To attend Washington State College DICK ENGSTROM Baseball 2, 3 ,t on , 1 Perfect Attendance--1, 2, 3 A- - Honor Roll--1, 2, 3, 4 Bowling Club--4 Spanish Club--3, 4 Spanish Club President--4 Ambition: To become a teacher. f 'Qv AQ? X RALPH EVALT JIM FRIBERG FFA--1, 2 Solo Ensemble Contest--2, 4 Football--1 Basketball--1, 2, 3 Track--1, 3, 4 Lettermen's Club--4 Perfect Attendance--2, 3 Honor Roll--1, 2, 3, 4 Senior Class Play--4 Junior Engineers and Scientist Summer Institute 3 Ambition: To help establish better inter- planetary relationship bymarrying a Martian Qu: while serving as ambassador to Mars. Y DAVID FUNK Football Manager--1, 2 Basketball Manager--1, 2 Ambition' To be a draftsman or auto designer. DOREEN GRIMM FHA--1, 2, 4 FHA Junior and Chapter Degrees 4 Pep Band--2 Solo Ensemble Contest--2 Homecoming Princess--4 Yell and Song Leader--3,4 Perfect Attendance- 3 Ambition: To have a successful life. x J GARY HARNESS J -ALM .M Football--l Baseball--1 44161 xg? Basketball--1 2 ' Track--1, 2 fffffffzl 7U Ambition: To work and make money while 7 having fun in life. Qlfuw WWA 7 t dipwfy 'WM QQ-ff'7f ' MJJUG HOFFMAN A7 FFA 1 ,,,.-2 Solo Ensemble Contest--4 Football--1, 2, 3 Basketball--1 Ambition: To have the lowest and fastest hot rod on the road. 25 RICHARD HOLDEN A l,2, 3, Ambition' To be a farmer BRAD HOOVER Solo Ensemble Contest--3, 4 Track 2 Perfect Attendance--1, 2 Honor Roll 2 Bowling Club--2, 3, 4 Ambition: To go to college and to become an artist or an engineer. MYRNA HOSNEY FHA--1, 2, 3 Honor Roll--1, 2 Ambition: To become a teacher. X KATHLEEN HUGHES FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 Perfect Attendance--2 Honor Roll 2, 4 Senior Class Play--4 Ambition: To live in California and raise a family. JERRY INMAN FFA 1 2 Football--1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2 Baseball--1, 2, 3, 4 Lettermen's Club--2, 3, 4 Lettermen's Club President--4 Ambition- To go to college and be a coach JIM JOHNSON Perfect Attendance--1, 2, 3 Bowling Club--3, 4 Ambition: To go to college ff lik JO ANNE JOHNSON FHA 1, 2, 4 Bowling Club--3 Ambition: To do my best in all that I do. WAYNE JOHNSON FFA--2 Honor Roll 2 Spanish Club--4 Ambition: To go to college. JIM JONER Football--1, 2 Basketball--1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball--1, 2, 3, 4 Lettermen's Club--2, 3, 4 Lettermen's Club Secretary--4 Ambition: To go to college. MARY LOU JONER FHA--1,2, 3 Ambition: To be a telephone operator. JERRY KAYS Football--1,2,4 fx ' f-fl! Baseball--1,2 A M' Track--3, 4 Class Representative--3 Bowling Club--3 Ambition: To get rich and have a nice car and wife. JUDY KNOPP FHA--1, 2, 3 Girls' League Reporter--4 Quill and Scroll--4 Ambition: To be a telephone operator. 27 ,..4F' ME LVIN LINDSLEY FFA--1, 2, 3 Basketball--1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball--1, 2, 3, 4 Lettermen's Club--2, 3, 4 Seabeck Conference--4 Class President--2 Student Body President--4 Perfect Attendance--1, 2 Honor Roll--1, 2 Senior Class Play--4 Ambition: To be a P. E. teacher and coach. CORRINE LUNN FHA 1, 2, 3 FHA Treasurer--2 Girls' League Secretary--3 Student Body Secretary--4 Homecoming Princess--4 Perfect Attendance--3 Ambition: To be a telephone operator. BRANDON MARTIN Senior Play--4 Ambition: To get out of school. DOUG MATTSON Football--2 Ambition: To build and man a rocket ship to the moon. fi 5 5'?i:X , g,x is A ? 'Q 5 i fy it Q5 JIM MCBROOM l 23, Basketball--3 Baseball 3 Ambition: To go into the Air Force or just get a Job. TOM MCQUEE N 28 KEITH MICHAEL FFA--1, 2 Baseball Manager--2 Ambition: To go to college. BILL MILLE R CHUCK MILLER Transferred from Hudson's Bay--3 Ambition: To be a happily married man. ANNA MAE MITCHELL FHA 1, 2, 3 Girls' League Treasurer--4 Honor Roll--2, 3 Ambition: To get married. LAVERNE MITCHELL FHA--1, 2, 3 f Girls' League Historian--3 Perfect Attendance--1, 2, 3 Ambition: To be a medical missionary. AL OVERALL FFA--1 Class Vice President--2, 3 Student Body Vice President- Basketball--l, 2, 3, 4 Track--1, 2 Perfect Attendance--1, 2 Ambition: To go to college. 29 -4 GORDON PECK FFA--2 Football 1, 2, 4 Basketball--1, 2, 4 Baseball 1 2 4 Lettermen S Club--2, 3, 4 Bowling Club--3 Ambition: To make a million dollars. DELORES PLACE FHA 1, 2, 3 Solo Ensemble Contest--4 Perfect Attendance--2 3 Ambition. To go into beautician work. BEVERLY PLAISTED FHA--1, 2, 3, 4 FHA Conference--4 Bowling Club--2, 3, 4 Bowling Club President--3 Assistatnt Editor of Annual--4 Ambition- To make lots of money. CAROL SMITH PLUARD FHA--2, 3, 4 Ambition: To come back and drive the teachers out of their minds ' nf , N A if foljxjy I P JUDIE PRICE 'J ' Entered from Hudson's Bay--3 Q U LOIS PRUTER FHA--1, 2, 3, 4 FHA Secretary--3 FHA Junior Degree--3 Bowling Club--3, 4 Ambition: To be a secretary and get married RON RICHARDS FFA--1 2 3 4 FFA Treasurer 4 Star Chapter Farmer--2, 3, 4 Perfect Attendance 2, 3 Speech Contest--4 Ambition: To go to college. JOE RICKMAN FFA--1 .,:f nit -- Perfect Attendance--2 if -2 -' Honor Roll--2 :' Bowling Club--2, 3g 4 Spanish Club--4 i Ambition: To go to college. .TIM RISDON Football--4 Transferred from Woodrow Wilson, Portland 4 Ambition: To own a sports car. CECIL ROBERTS HUGH QBUZZJ SHERBURN Football 4 Transferred from Wallport 4 Football--1, 2 Basketball--1, 2 Track--1, 2, 3 Ambition: To be a public relations man and a successful lawyer. KEN SMITH FFA--1, 2, 3, 4 Star Chapter Farmer--2, 3, 4 Football--2 Basketball--1 Baseball--4 Bowling Club--3 Speech Club--4 Ambition: To build a machine and go to Q Mars. 31 a+:-ig? :.:i,,,h. j I- V. I' if WA t Q 'UZCIRPL NAOMA SMITH Homecoming Princess--4 Transferred from Hudson's Bay--4 Treble Clef--2 Ambition. To be a music teacher. MERLE SMITHLINE FHA--1, 2, 3, 4 Bowling Club--3 Spanish Club--3 Ambition' To go to work JO ANNE STRICKER Transferred from Fort Vancouver--3 Spring Concert--3 Christmas Concert--2, 3 Ambition: To get married. JERALD STUTESMAN Class President 2 Pep Band--2, 3 Solo Ensemble Contest--4 Bowling Club--3, 4 Ambition- To be a machinist or to do survey work. ARNOLD TANDBERG FFA--1, 2 Ambition' To be an electrical engineer. JIM TOOLEY Football -3, 4 Basketball--3 4 Baseball 3, 4 Lettermenfs Club--3, 4 Bowling Club--3 Transferred from Randall--3 Ambition' To do nothing in particular CECELIA TRAMMELL FHA--2, 4 Solo Ensemble Contest 3 Bowling Club--3 Ambition: To work part of the time as a model and also be a housewife. JEAN VANDENBERGHE FHA--1, 2, 3, 4 Solo Ensemble--3, 4 Bowling Club--3 Ambition: To go to work NANCY VAN FLEET FHA--1, 2, 3 Girls' League Secretary--4 Solo Ensemble Contest--4 South West Washington Girls League Conference--4 Evergreen DAR Good Citizen--4 Ambition: To be a secretary. I SUZI WARDWELL Honor Roll--4 Transferred from Stevenson 4 Ambition. To go to college BONNIBELLE WARNER FHA 1, 2, 3 Solo Ensemble--3, 4 Class Secretary and Treasurer 4 Bowling Club--3 Bowling Club Secretary 3 Ambition: To be an airline stewardess. BOB WEEMS GAYLE WHEELOCK FHA 1,2,3 Girls' League President--4 Solo Ensemble 4 Homecoming Princess--4 Class Historian and Representative 1 Class Secretary--3 Student Body Secretary 3 Perfect Attendance--2, 3 Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 Girls' League Conference--3,4 Ambition. To go to college. KE NNY WHITE FFA--1 Football 2 Baseball--1 Ambition. To be a mechanic ME LVIN W HITE FFA--1, 2 Football 1, 2 Baseball--2 Ambition. To be a mechanic. PAT WHITE FHA--1, 2, 3,4 FNA--2, 3 FNA Secretary and Treasurer--3 Ambition: To be a good wife and mother. ' DICK W HITING ,, lg 5? 1 1 1 2 if - we GARY WITHERS FFA--1, 2 Basketball--2 Baseball--2, 3 Ambition: To ow million dollars. 34 n a yacht and have 4' i fi Ia 5 x- A , 9 .gm a i. 253, rf gif gl ? . 7 1 , Qi sf A gif, 'fi 1 i . ,, frggft ijt 2 f . N ,ms-rfM,Y?fC ke if '34 fE?wfX,?it vi. G W ,lt .3J.M,.i,f,Qig-, . tugg- J ,A 5. MURIEL WOKAL FHA--1, 2, 3 FNA--2, 3, 4 FNA Vice President--2 Girls' League Historian--2 Perfect Attendance--1, 2, 3 Honor Roll--1, 2, 3 Bowling Club--3, 4 Scholastic Standing Awards--1, 2 Ambition: To be a good head shrinker Qpsychiatristj. agus- it DARLENE FALTER WOODWARD FHA--l, 2, 3,4 FNA--3 Honor Roll--1, 2, 3, 4 Ambition: To take good care of my family. TED WRIGHT FFA--1, 2, 3, 4 FFA Reporter--4 Parliamentary Procedure Team--3,4 Ambition: To be a dairy farmer and own 6144.4 Officers .jdlf LL L LL3 Left to Right: Sam Crosby, president Bonnibelle Warner, secretary and treasurer Brandy Martin, vice president 4.11 of 'fame FRIE NDLIE ST Donna Dean and Sam Crosby MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Carl English and Loretta Crooker WITTIEST Beverly Plaisted and Jim Tooley MOST ATHLETIC Lois Anderson and Gordon Peck MOST STUDIOUS Suzi Wardwell and Max Bolte MOST ACTIVE Mel Lindsley and Gayle Wheelock 37 QMS SWLES PIN -UP GONE FISHING D C619 E N Pt, m- + , L. , 4 iw A X, nw 5 ' K JE' U i Ss JI - 2:: .:-'. -Q f 315 , '-- 'zf' ' :.' Q a ss i uz, ' -:'.5 ,Q I 'I'.,fZ, , ,. . A' ' h.-. 1 I 1 .1 DICK JAUJB UQDS MY! HOW WE'VE CHANGED 'S 014 995 fe cf aw 99 Q40 If .I I DEE klNm.q.,,,,,,NR WV' of ST flows NX UDYING HARD TOM SENIOR SIX BILLY LEGS U! Miss S TUD A in 6, ,, Q , :zzui Vg.. f.., 3 ' If' F -. ..Q,, ,i -2 an . J Je, R 1- :' . Vqzz gg 5' fzowg -.T :' SUN CARL AND BRO- lf ,Mm-. Mmammosfm W -, 1 , Miz X .N 2 433 . 355 Q 4 MISS VE LGUTH, Advisor MISS ALTREE, A0viSO1' MR. Z AVODSKY, Advisor MRS. BEWLEY, Advisor MR, PHARES, Advisor Left to Right: Gordon Richards, vice presidentg Dick Snyder, secretaryg Bob Nehler, presidentg Dick Richards, I11'63.SLlI'eI'. uniots Wm ,gi Atl go DORIS ANDERSON IVIARVA ARCHER JERRY ARIONUS SHIRLEY ARHONUS OSCAR ARVIDSON W I JAIVIES BARRONE ELAINE BEST HELEN BIERIVIAN DAVID BLAIR LINDA BRIDGER 42 ' -35' '1 t f? 'sf ,Q Y? . Betty Boyd Don Cameron Dennis Boston Dorothy Boston xl ti an I if? ,. L k ,I , if XV, Larry Clark it .uf ! I A' 'W , ' . , immffe M Cheryl Davis ' Qs' - 'i fn - -' Lloyd Clark Joy Coen Judy Copeland WM Ronald Campbell I. 4 X Donna Creek ' ,..: ,-.,- H , gf.: f f f 55' 015525 's E an L M f - or aay 1 'NP' Q is NS MX X.-fi ix? A .fish Sf? t xp if Q? -.,-P' . gms . .,,. . . Q at . Jim Clark Martin Crosb I iii? ' wr 9 ' A 5 J' X X Dave Ellis Rosalie Gibson K ',,.r t F' v' A I -r Q K K rg 1 fwfr I ' -V f Y l 19 5 gg Marilyn Davis Linda DuPuis Darlene Edgerton Judy Eubanks ,KW N 'W Pr ,, i ' 5 5 ,.--- x W 3, . 5 N .. -5 iv sf. ' f 5? if ., ' gl iw C :Y ' Q flgwm il i K, Q - ,vgqofgr WH V' ' ' 2 ' , i ii? ' ' 4 i 1 - ' .T . , .. 5 - f I ' 71:53 5, ' -N ,V A .- X C W W M A - . Y J Ted Faltcr Caroline Fritz Bob Gauntt Gayle Gentry LaVon Gibson 'J-as 1, ' 1- fm Q by 54 41- ,fu li, is V. V , -A ,SY -: it Dui , A 1' Qwwnp, YJ' C M r . m. ff 1 f f G M C - M l-.3 A Aida ,LV fm .Q X 1 1 Q . 0 , 'J ' f . . . .- aff A. 3 1 A A, ff Q if f , 1, '4f s.,.J ' . Garry Grelck Susan Griffith Jerry Hancuff Midgy Harbison Marlene Harness Bob Harris Y .1-1 1-1 . 4, t xv , 5 i ix wr-3 Q N, f asf? lf X A 3 if me , EAM.. 'if fxgqiggt . , If Q 3, :XFGPKQQ 'V . N ft E: if -- . 71,1 . 3243 fl -J Wayne Harris Duane Hermansen Billy Hiett Lenora Hixson Jewell Hoffman me X iw' is is flgfit t 3 Q ,. ,eg ' pr1P. Bobby Homes I ... WN S11 vw kg in-3 ! Larry Jacobson ,wx Y if w Clyde Kment in Y. fl' Loggins ,V an-J if e . 4 ,nn ,A ,K N-W Ilene Holmes ' .. Jig, Elaine Houston Janice Houston Jerry Hughes Kay Inman Tom Ireton Charles Jarrett Robert Johnson Virginia Johnson JoAnn Kays Gerald Keeler 1 . Q I ' in P ga 252 Sandra Krout Derrel Kunnas Orlene LaMont August Komm Eddie ! 'Y 'V .www fi or Y 'nav' -14' wi Randy Large Bernice Lewis Jim Lonsinger Betty Lords Bonnie Mace Vanita Mitchum V ,J lim , Q A, V ... 5 ' 'M mi 4 VA +, , I :v .aim 5 W1 , .za of 141 .. Jean McClaskey Kathy McCommas Duane Merrill . .,. fwfr 'j: --': 5 1 7 x My E ji? 5 E 'IWW if .h,, fi-.ig ' A A Judy Moudry Merle Munger Bob Nehler ff 5' ' 5, wa W , , Nm: r m A f fi if up Dorothy Piper Lynne Potter Carol Potts wp' John Reddick Dick Richards Gordon Richards V' . jd XJ 'lwqvvdrff' --E,:3: N, W ' as X J' 4' I Jim Mattix '51 5: fig? ' uf Norma Pauley km. N 1 3 Xi' ,. ti h er i Dean Morgan Virginia Morris an-55 ' ' We , if AJ Delton Peck Peggy Perry : . V 2. , 1-: , e ,. V 5 . is Fi l yeii V f i.: Q Y .Ni Ef. fi xfh Ronny Price Wayne Rasmussen David Rausch , yil. V ' '- lb-,V Mike Richards 'X . 1 I av e - .Q TI l In . .W an , My f, MH-ent 1 Od MQ: j , J .. ' QE ' f ' 55251 x ff! ii! A l 'A Virginia Roberts Linda Russell Florence Scherdnik Marian Schmid Danette Richardson Clyde Ringstad W2 y e E' ,, -,' gi 2 ...ss ...P 5' 'Y Vivia.n Schott Jim Schram Q - -Y gg 5. , 'P,' S. S eii RI' 1 .-:E V' sw ' '--, . i x H lla Scott Jim Seekins Pat Seeley Russ Smith Dick Snyder Bob Starr my Qj ' ' WW 4 ' A ff ? -3--nm ' 1 , ,-,- -fix 'fi X. . N. U + ,Q 'T'-- ' Jack Taylor Virginia Tulp JoAnne Uhacz - 1 .,.Ev . F nl' J MJ i 'k I , - - ' 'F i V A Q ,, 3 i lk A yes , gi ox 33 ?T',4? fax F2 Q .gg A ff. ff. -g . mr: J he ,w if fi Alan Ward Karen Wheelock Jack Williams S . ,.. -Q Wlgi lll ollllll W lllll 1 lll -::l., . 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TIER NEY sd' A W X Larry Alexander 49 Judy Boatright .foph am ore: Left to Right Dav1d Inman treasurer Marllyn P1et MR W rzykowski secretary J1rnMcAbee presldent Lyle S OODALL Paulson, VICG presldent JY' .,-www S W W fg F ,I Q A! gi wr-ff 4... 5: Kenton Allum Jackxe Anderson D1X16 Barber Danny Baylous Ronald Bonneau gi' 4+- i' gg, -.J .V X gm l Marguerite Bull l 1 if k .. l K- iv! Betty Carlson Q Q J-I arf' ! 51 gl Vernon Dreier J ,sl 1 A' S ,W 6 . A I 1 t I if A 'ME wfa' f Dick Gibson ll. lfvC'K 'xv Xa .M , ' ff , Judy Burnell M1555 i f lm 4 3 is 'ima Jeff Cartwright -n..v ' Peggy Buzzini Vic Calzaretta Mike Cantonwine Pauline Clark Dianna Currier Ps . f 5 l' 3 ' 1 Sally Davis w WMLM .2 J A m S-45 W Q Hg gt +0 yw H - fl, sfl A K 'ill H W , ' V. 4935 f wi ,3.-, I f X L' Q fs, 3' f,,:W Q Lx . 'f , N Wie:-Msg' 4 . . 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My 4 Egg' K. - Q 7 I .: MP4 Alvy Landis Shirley Leach 'HOW Joe Lubenow Jacqueline Luman 1 'W lln' X in .,.,., Erwin Martell Nancy Martin Jim McAbee Dale Merrill idx A me 9 Q 5 .4 ' J W .-,- , V -, .,.,,, f lg 3 I sg ng if y Jean Miller Susan Morris .f 6' y 'F 3. t i qc i 'wa' 'IM' lwflq' if if Y . lk Mardcll Northrop Judy Uflerclahl gr Doreen Paradis Phylis Patten f JPN' fa we gy , ,f Claudia Rainwater Pat Rainwater r Qwfyw, .,n,. WLWM tt Q L ' 4 awww, NQMJTN I , :M if l 3? I .. .5 Gary Morrow 'hs Corrine Ohlinger W: it as-...f Lyle Paulson by ., .BK P SF' e ar We Y x . , ,yy X, EK ffvf if ? Irene Ratliff HJ-f 'QW L Ag.. ' we ' kt jg' i lfM'M if L Q '6- w-.A X L il i eral Hazel Munger .mink 'fi wrt' Douglas Olson ,A-., NNE! '4 .Nil 'lll i all all .f . -W '-'wi-N-'x X., K , .. ,M NL. .tt,A XM, Kathaleen Pearson 4-ff' Sharon Reynolds 9 f gg w, Q ,X x mai? 3 NV 1'-J' Judy Nelson . xr ' and-r 4' NM 'hw 1 5, ., .av we Q F 'ku y Wanda Pace Q,1'rJl: .X 'TLB' 31 Kay Person ,W ij f x r 1 ,', ,, ski...-I is Q 5 Larry Rice 's-ff' Merritt Richards Duane Rose Nancy Rossiter Jerome Salvey Lewis Schatz 'Y J, z 5 fig, gp 'Q S. :.' LCS Schmid Francis Scott Q Barbara Slawson Nancie Smith tt Q lam, I liz! xgfhgfr VA gh ....,.i .3 '.:, blunl I Q , 5 S ,S XIX 1 S' Eryll Snow Bill Spear ,. 02-Q 1 1 .Q W, HA , R5 E 'Qi Don Turney Karolyn Tyler v S950 WW a. , ,,,-- W M mil' 4-fb Q2 4 Q-I A l Jerry Van Fluet Harvey Varner -Www M, s A, A f' f X , :, ,Q gun! -4 ff wb 4. ? 'M' 3' I' , Janis Seekins Jackie Schram DeWayne Slagle CD51 S1 , g. ,YQ i, . 'K 1 M Q, if . , 3 5 e ix . W -.... .we-'V V V ..i, 5 to , ..V' ' ?ii w fs 'iyigszzfl ' ' ' . , A S in -. f 9' .1 gg ' I x 'M NN ,, fr f Q E, Peggy Smith X -fr A L.. Carol Streitt Stanley Smith Pat Thacker Joyce Uhacz Gail Vandenberghe l ...x,.,.. ,,. S f 5 in V ,... ' S' k A A -.-,-'-:5:: E:,.' -I S ..: --Z.:-:rf - -' 1' W f ,Q 3. ,,. , - - I Donald Snoen Delores Trammell ,S if X S5 if .. 5 .5 . X Gloria Vandenberghe Q Ei. . 1.33 im ,A Q iw f i ' 'iw' f' -- - ' fr-2 r . . ...KF . l P x 5539 Myra Voss Herb Wainwright Elsie Wallace 52125 , f - zz. 7 ' LY 'ff gs I Q33 12: 1 1 :-f7- -5: 1 V ff? 5' 2 1 W' .QQQQM5 gg Z .4 .- Ne wly i J 1 A 1 J 1 . Y Ronald Ward Jim Warner Margie Wirkkala Marian Wirkkala George Yaw PEACHES DIANNA Linda Young Karen Zieball Sandra Ferguson 116,25 COOL 53 PAT MARIDEE PALS SUE JER BEFORE AND AFTER ANNE TTE i X ., RALPH -H' . POSIN KAREN .flophomote fnap: 5 :N Ei 2. Q x as Q N if ' 2 if Q? f 5 Q2 3 , gk 52 Leg? fi Q 2? Q 44 Y 5? if 5 53 fa: Driver: Left to Right: William Wokal, Arthur Kramer, Hiram Knapp, Joe Baker, Gus Siewert, Gordon MacArthur, Bill Ireland, Charles Sanford, Robert Britzman, Vincent De Grande, Ray Gustafson, Jesse Tooley, Donald White, Henry Holthouse, Bill Frymire. 6114 t oafiani ALLEN BLACK NORMAN ROCHESTER fool: Left to Right: Mildred Wishon, managerg Bertha Avery, Marilyn Pietz, Ruth Higdon, district superintendent Daisy Mclrvin. eustocfiana .7 W., DOCK BRENNEN MRS. BRENNEN 57 afetetia Help First Row, left to right: Kenny White, Melvin White, Claudia Rainwater, Pat Rainwater, Judy Burnell Brad Hoover. Second Row: Sam Crosby, Gary Harness. Third Row: Bill Spear, Don Tierney, Jim Barrone. uniot 19, :yi First Row, left to right: Karston Ward, Laura Streitt, Sandra Morgan, Carol Crosby, Diane Crosby, Geraldine Talvite, Rochelle Northrup, Violet Stenersen, Zane Keffel. Second Row: Susan Turney, Judy Johnson, Sandra Rogers, Dwynene Davenport, Mayetta Tiffany, Carol Goth, Dorothy Turney, Diane David. Third Row: John Williams, Vern Anderson, Tim Gibson, Lloyd Beckner, Lee Ohlinger Missing: Grace Hill, Elmer Field, Pearl McGrew. 58 2 2 K E A 2 3? 5 S '54 5 Au ff E 1? I Ei if ,, 1 2? 45 2-i QQ 5 ' 's - Z if ,Q - 5 4,3 1? Q 55 E, 4, 3 , . Q X 3? I ii if SE 5 V . N V Office Help Left to Right: Corrine Lunn, Judy Price, Janet Carlson, Sheryl Eldred, Joyce Dennis, Mrs. Blair, JoAnne Johnson, Mary Ann Chevron, Nancy Van Fleet, Naoma Smith, DeAnna Collingwood, Margaret Dykgraaf. uniot ll1yA Left to Right: Lois Pruter, Beverly Plaisted, Jeanie Duvall, Myrna Hosney, Anna Mae Mitchell. Seated: Mrs Peebles. 60 19. 2. -F7.1.4i.4tant:I Frist Row-, left to right: Ilene Holmes, Mary Lou Joner, Sandra lirout, Cnrol Jenitinson, Darlene Edgerton, Lynne Potter. Second Row: Corrine Lunn, Lois Pruter, Carol Christensen, Dorothy Boston, Beverly Pliiisted, Janet Czirlson, Susan Griffith, Maybelle Becker, lla Scott. First Row, left to right: Jim Sehram, John iiudoxv, Al Uveraill, David Ellis, Gordon Richards. Second Row: Melvin Lindsley, Russ Smith, Jim Seekins, Sum Crosby, Gary Dubuck. Third Row: Gordon Peek, Jerry Inman Bob Nehler, Jim Tooley, Dick Snyder. ,filzaziana Seated, left to right: Laverne Mitchell, Jeannie McClaskey, Merle Smithline, Beverely Bowen, DeAnna Collingwood, Orlene LaMont, Margaret Dykgraaf, Judy Offerdahl. Standing: Bill Miller, Kenny White, Melvin White, Bill Bott, Don Collins, Don Eldred, Dick Whiting, Mrs. Vaughan, librarian, Peggy Smith Cecelia Trammell, Carol Pluard, Karen Bowen, Irene Ratliff, Marla Iverson. 191 o faction IJU Front Row, left to right: Mr. Tierney, advisor, Rick Starr, Richard Carnell, Ted Wright, Sam Crosby, John Kadow. Back Rowg' Keith Michael, Clyde Ringstad, Richard Holden, Doug Matt- son. .V sl , Nm-,,,A4wwW. - .gchool .fltote .4 Left to Right: Carl English and Sheryl Eldred 0 0 A un! 02 17 gf Left to Right: Betty Ellithorpe and Florence Kramer. 63 paper .ftaff Seated, left to right: Loretta Crooker, Norma Pauley, Anna Mae Mitchell, Judy Knopp, Beverly Plaisted Bonnibelle Warner. Standing: Mrs. Vaughan, advisor, Buzz Sherburn, Caroline Fritz, Carl English, Darlene Woodward. an for oaznaliita Seated, left to right: Betty Carnell, Linda Harness, Judy McAbee, Margie Miller, Irene Frackiewicz, Linda Konkel. Standing: Mrs. Boyd, advisor, Dean Potter, Gary Konkel, Ralph Burdick, Dick Olson, Carol Uhacz, Dollie Jerome. 64 am- fe' E Q 9 14 Y fi 5 gg I X T111 5' 24 , , W Q4 '22 3 V uf? 1 , s 5 jf, 25, 2, S , y 11 . k 2 1- I if 1. m 'f .H X155 N ffm? , . e N 3' ' 3 .53 f f fi ii K Q? 5 ll Q E rf - X , ,W if YH if 13 .if ii W N if? g gg ZR .55 ' , 55 S X3 ,L If XR X 'fp , E? 5 .. 'rs- 5: 259 vw 3 xiii E SX xx v . E E? if ark 1, Q .E xv gg, x , wi 31 W? , wi? Q fb -1? E 4 f 'ff Q. Sv N. me 'N f .Wfi2?1f1frsLfQ:F 7tA grade First Row, left to right: Sharon Anderson, Joyce Braekett, Kathryn Barlow, Sunny Lou Bauman, Freida Beck- man, Jean Bowman, Carolyn Burnett, Vickie Dilly, Linda Eby. Second Row: Margaret Eckman, Dana Edmonds, Alice Ellithorpe, Carol Ferguson, Eldora Field, Shiela Fogle, Lynda Fontana, Carol Goff, Louise Guinn. Third Row: Janice Gustafson, Glenna Hansen, Jane Hartshorn, Linda Heasley, Carol Holms, Mary Ellen Howe, Peggy Joner, Linda Ketterman, Gail Larson. Fourth Row: Paula Long, Lynne Loomis, Barbara Luman, Marie'Lyng- heim, Debrae Marti, Janet Martin, Barbara McCommas, Kathy Skelton, Patricia Wastler, Linda Wileoxson. First Row, left to right: Eddie Allyn, Vern Anderson, Lyle Bangs, Lloyd Beckner, Tommy Behrendsen, Randy Bonneau, Donald Bose, Jack Botts, Orval Bull. Second Row: Andy Campbell, Frank Campbell, Stephen Camp- bell, Dick Coen, Thomas Coffield, Earl Conner, John Coop, Robert Dean. Third Row: Henry Dietz, Hank Du- buck, Tim Dvorak, Robert Edwards, Roy Evalt, Edwin Farnum, Philip Friberg. 6 T 3 J! Q K, Qs it -bi' W ,gf r y .,:. fgjfq f .Q ' T35 1 ' , V 'Ji 3. it kg V a amy, , NM .1 IEW mai fx -429 gg . fw .Q I . iw. ,....,.....x1 ' 1' :t if ff? ,ES M ga wig ' N1 X S 1 3' we ix ' I' Q' x ff' : - -:Q -l rr 1 51' 'Fl-K! -- ,A W? 15451 'wwf' ' Y' jx-wif 8 'N 1 '- .w '- ,'-ix. H4 . Q, gggggg- 112: .. yffg., 5 'C'-fm xi .Q. . 5.4 se 1 if , se' x 'if-22, Y QQ iiifg 'BF g M f A QW ww N Ski: Y? , .. , Ag :lift fix C ' ' 9 1 in-If gr' 5' ,HU F ai Maw kiwi First Row, left to right: Larry Fricc, Bill Fundine, Mike Funk, Tim Gibson, Ed Grady, Dwayne Hanson, Robbie Harris, Merle Heater, Leonard Holsman. Second Row: Zane Keffel, Robert Kern, Ricky Liston, Mike Lusk, David MacArthur, Edward Magnuson, Philip Thompson, Charles Thompson. Third Row: Wayne Trengove, David Weese, Jim White, Jerry Williams, Jim Woodard. 814 gtaafe First Row, left to right: Shirley Boyd, Loretta Betker, Joan Cherry, JoAnne Dreier, Lois Edwards. Second Row: Connie O'Rourke, Janet Stickney, Mary Ann Vraspir, Adele Tandberg. 68 First Row, left to right: Karen Anderson, Alana Austreng, Janet Behrendsen, Sharon Blair, Sharon Boothby, Gloria Boyd, Lois Carlson, Audrey Chittester, Donna Cobb. Second Row: Catherine Cox, Carol Crosby, Carolyn Davis, Deana Davis, Janet DeRoos, Mary Ann Dunn, Dianna Featherston, JoAnne Groth, Louise Hard. Third Row: Linda Harness, Angela Heimeyer, Brenda Hermanee, Kathleen Hull, Renee Hunt, Diana Iverson, Joyce Jack son, Darlene James, Peggy Jensen. Fourth Row: Dollie Jerome, Barbara Johnson, Judy Johnson, Jeannette Kant, Patsy Kunkel, Justine Komm, Charlotte Lemeke, Joan Lunn, Susan Martin. First Row, lelt to right: Keith Abbenseth, Jim Andrew, Leland Bailey, Alvin Eilts, Jim Harris, Don Hinriehsen, Gary Hermansen, Steve Houck. Second Row: Lowell Howard, Vic Howard, Jerry Kessler, Gary Konkel, David McCollum, John Newell, Lee Ohlinger, Ken Pearson. Third Row: Arlo Petersen, Gary Pfingsten, Dennis Scott, Larry Tippery, David Tomer, David Viers, John Zimmerman. 69 First Row, left to right: Merle Mann, William Mathews, Stephen Ratliff, Don Robb, Larry Rololl, Bradley Sager. Second Row: Eugene Salvey, Roy Singer, Ellis Stoma, David Taylor, Glen Terpenning, Franklin Tikka, Allen Vraspir. Third Row: David Wilson, Claude Wren, Don Wright. 'freshmen First Row, left to right: Retta Bellamy, Pat Bowers, Betty Carnell, Janiee Dahlke, Dwynene Davenport, La- Maunte Fritz, Kathleen Gorman. Seeond Row: Linda Govin, Etta Hansen, Covita Hughes, Sharon Kaleta, Florenee Kramer, Pauline Martin. Third Row: Helen Olson, Carol Sherman, Diane Slagle, Janet Stickney, Carol Withers. 71 First Row, left to right: Janet Anderson, Naomi Burnett, Sharon Cameron, Rolla Christiansen, Sandra Cobb, Jean Cole, Teresa Cole, Charlene Collingwood, Diane Crosby. Second Row: Pauline Daugherty, Diana David, Lavonne Downs, Darlene Duback, .Brenda Dutter, Madaline Edwards, Betty Ellithorpe, Dorothy Finley, Irene Fraekiewiez. Third Row: Judy Friberg, Marilyn Gentry, Linda Grahnert, Eva Harris, Alyce Howe, Ann Huggins Phyllis Hunnel, Judy Jenkenson, Darlene Joner, Linda Konkel. Fourth Row: Beverly Mabin, Judy MeAbee, Mari- lyn Munger, Rochelle Northrop, Janice Palmer, Darlene Rochester, Ruth Rusk, Diane Sabin, Kay Sherman. Fifth Row: Janet Sloat, Linda Smith, Dianna Snow, LuElla Stults, Mayetta Tiffany, Judy Tooley, Dianne Zambori. First Row, left to right: Ken Abbenseth, Steven Albers, Daryl Bangs, Dennis Baxter, Alan Bowen, Bob Breaker, Jim Claypool, Ed Chittester, Arlen Clark, Ben Coley, Rodney Colson. Second Row: Clyde Wokal, Wesly Chris- tensen, Gerald Dreier, Gary Edmonds, Roger George, Roger Grelck, David Herbenson, Jerry Huston, Ron Hixson, Jay Jacobson, Marlin Johnson. Third Row: Dick Trengove, Ralph Sherrell, Charles Swift, Marvin Norby LeRoy Mills, Andy Lock, Paul Lowry, Harold Ray, John Streitt. Fourth Row: Harold Roberts, Benny Swift, Gerald Mitcham, Eddie Scovil, Larry Winn, Jim Smith, Bill Sebers, Mike Wilder, Gary Seekins. Fifth Row: Glen Kelly, Dick Olson, Steve Long, Dennis Thaut, James Kern. K First Row, left to right: Joe Anderson, Henry Beaudoin, Arthur Bowen, Frank Bull, Bob Cameron, Rodney Countryman, Gordon Davis, Terry Donnelly. Second Row: Dale Edwards, Jim Eldred, Ken Farris, Leslie Frcimuth, Bob Gilson, Dick Hoffman, Bill Higdon, Dennis Ireton. Third Row: Richard Kendall, Jim Lamke, Kcndcll Lawson, George Lyngheim, Gary Lindsley, Max Morrow, James Miller, Buddy Mills. Fourth Row: Bill Nelson, David Peebles, James Peters, Edward Pickett, Roy Potts, Guy Richards, Larry Roberts, Edward Rose. Fifth Row: Eddie Sales, Dwight Svir, Eddy Tandberg, Sherm Volentine, Ken Watson, Jon Williams, Bob Winston. uniot 19, :yi GOS 18- fi Qwv B K 0016 SXPXNG ill. 4- L is fi LORETTA 73 Af., M, ,ai 'ii if i.. N. MGP! .. f 4 AT isis: N R r M is 4 5 R iw wilt ,I , af 1 X . 'lf 3, , ,, ar f T if .. N' ff' 'wt ' ' ..., . 3 flw, : ' in ' ' su K N-if it f Kiygiixl wig ff? , R MIX ! S U TP x T! ' + V? Y i ig Q 4 X 4 -X g Vg?1,,,..,, . ., 5 w ,X :Q IVIANG ANG om YOU GBLS L BEAUTIFUL A O59 9- 63,996 PEG wh BASHFUL BRR SHARON DIANNA CROSBY CLAN PHYLLIS 74 A ? -v 9, i W A q 15 52 3 fm : '4 if 3 2 Yi 534 xl? GZ li f V24 3 fb, W 193 53 3:3 X43 fs 5 gag, f Q 4 2 if Si H5 x Z5 2 2 gf Q 3 E ff W 1 ii ,ig 352 ia 4 2 gf im ,wgiffgi , 2 , if iff a 4 15 f GQ 4255, :ri Q ni,:'5f,333g2 , ': 2 -:A I 7 ,bfi E: +4 -QW 4 g 'SW an , Q1 iw , L if yy 2451: 5 ff , 2222 12 2 i f ww - , Q ' 1 2 5 S E FE Buddy Dreier is using the forge to make and shape a hay hook. Agriculture students have helped immensely around our school, having worked on the track and baseball fields. -gyticuftute The accompanying pictures are of the Future Farmers of America. Mr. Barger is showing a student how to adjust an acetylene torch. Two students, Ted Wright and Joe Beaudoin, received State Farmer Degrees. Joe Beaudoin also received third place State Farm Mechanics award. pta ting Left to Right: Ronald Campbell, Bob Harris, David Funk, Dennis Boston, Jerry Inman Bob Gauntt, Mr. Lorenz, Ricky Harris. .flop :Ek Lett to Right: Dick Hoffman, Dick Olson, Mr. German, Kendall Lawson, Steve Long. 77 -Hu Front Row, left to right: Chuck Miller, Miss Velguth, Joy Coen, Gerald Keeler, Elaine Best, Judy Moudry Mary Lou Joner. Seated: Judy Eubank, Dorothy Boston. Back Row: Paul McEwen, Dave Pithoud, Richard Zambori, Virginia Morris, Doris Anderson, Virginia Tulp. uniot lyligi Left to Right: Wendall Wilson, Roy Evalt, Mike Nash, Jerry Nichols. 78 fiofogg Left to Right: Peggy Smith, Margaret Johnson, Mike Cantonwine, Jim Schram, Mr. Phares, instructorg Dave Bowers. 194 yaic: ,tv '41 .MQ Loft to Right: Gary Breaker, Jim Friberg, Gary Duback, Wayne Johnson, Jim Tooloy, Bill Calzarctta, Dick Davis, Max Bolle, Joc Bcaudoin, Donny Duback, Dick Engstrom, Muriel Wokul. 79 eommezcial -Home Zconomics Right: Mr. Soule demon- strates the proper use of firearms to students who participated in the gun class. These P. E. students are some who took part in the skating classes. W B , M 4 , -S 235 Q-'QL ,fy W, 133 35? 53: E21- Wefz it Q , JX- slg . E? 4 F A f? Y fi if X T 5 1 3 .S X if 2- A aw W? gin S 1 SR, 3 25 S E L R ' 5 fund 0 0225 Left to Right: Wayne Harris, pep band secretary-treasurerg Duane Hermansen, custo- diang Joyce Uhacz, band secretary-treasurerg Clyde Kment, pep band presidentg Mr. Stephensen. Not Pictured- Linda DuPuis. band presidentg Alvy Landis, band reporter uaiaal lffuyd Left to Right: Jim Friberg, bassg Doug Hoffman, baritoneg Brad Hoover, leadg Jim Crooker, lst tenor. 85 uniot 19, iyl fans! Ufficeu Left to Right: Glenn Kelly, student director, Judy Friberg, treasurer, Dave Hancock, president of pep band, Sherm Volentine, treasurerg Dale Edwards, librarian, Eddie Scovil, student director. GIIC2 dll Seated, left to right: Jim Claypool, Fred Lamke, Leroy Miller, Dave Hancock, Eddie Scovil, Dave Herben- sen, Dick Olson, Jim Eldred, Judy Friberg, Steve Long, Sherman Volentine, Joe Anderson. Standing: Mr. Stephensen, director, Bruce Hoover, Anne Huggins, John Zimmerman, Alyce Howe, Linda Konkel. 86 h, Marilyn Grimm Cecelia riffit G kala, Linda rk ion Wi HY M CS lm Ho Ilene ibson, rkkala, Rosalie G Wi argie M Lords, Sally Lyons right: Betty to left First Row, X.. Hi Lcnora ith, H1 S ancie ette Richardson, N cond Row: Dan Se ray. hG rdit an, A Hoffm ll tchell, Jewe Mi HVBTHC Edgerton, L Darlene Judy Offerdahl ell, HHH F3 T Delores Tram Jerry Hughes ard, Lloyd Clark, W Alan Konkel ddie Smith, E ley tan S r Fleet an V CY an wen, N Bo ace, Joyce l l' Northrup, Delores ll Marde son, 1HG A1 son, Jo hn rginia Jo Vi y ite h atsy W orence Scherdnik, P Fl Pace. da Wan Cox, Corrine Ohlinger t Pa WI Third Ro Boatright. Judy Harbison, dgy Mi ll H19 Sydne y Nancy Rossiter, urth Row: ander, Jerald Stutesman. Fo GX Al isdon, Larry R Jim arris, ckey H i R RS HH Ku ll Olson, Darre QS Dougl ck, Pe n, Delton Johnso t. nwrigh ai W erb artin, H dy M THD an, B Hoffm oug D leet rry Van F Je Jim Tooley, berg, Fri im Crooker, J Loretta arner, W belle Gayle Wheelock, Bonni Goff , S. H1 ee over, Bob W Ho ey l oker, Brad TO C Hancock, Jim Phil gltoit Ufficeu Left to Right: Jerald Stutesman, treasurerg Loretta Crooker, president, Bradley Hoover, vice president, Bonnibelle Warner, secretary. lffadtigal .Yingeu First Row, left to right: Bob Weems, Joyce Bowen, Brad Hoover, Loretta Crooker, Lenora Hixson, Jewell Hoffman. Second Row: Darlene Edgerton, Nancy Van Fleet, Brandy Martin, Jim Friberg, Jim Tooley, Doug Hoffman, Bonnibelle Warner, Jim Crooker. 88 6621.4 tma5 oncett Pictured are the Madrigal Singers. Standing, left to right: BobWeems, Jim Friberg, Brandy Martin, Doug Hoffman, Brad Hoover, Jerald Stutesman, Jim Tooley, Jim Crooker. Seated: Nancy Van Fleet, Joyce Bowen, Delores Place, Ros- alie Gibson, Jeanie Duvall, Ilene Holmes, Lenora Hixson, Maybelle Becker, Darlene Edgerton, Pat Cox, Bonnibelle Warner, Loretta Crooker. Not Visible: Jewell Hoffman and Jean Baird. This is the band snapped in action and their director Mr Stephensen. .zo 'b flu! Pictured above is the Advanced Choir in action, directed by Mrs. Bcwley, with soloists Jerry Van Fleet Delton Peck Garry Grelck Derrell Kunnas. fnsemllea OCTET Center: Jerald Stutesman. Second Row, left to right: Bob Weems, Brad Hoover. Third Row: Doug Hoffman, Jim Friberg, Brandy Martin. Not Pictured:Jim Tooley and Jim Crooker. TRIPLE-TRIO First Row, left to right: Lenora Hixson, Jewell Hoffman. SecondRow: Delores Place, Ilene TEN CLIPPERS Left to Right: Corrine Ohlinger, pianistg Rickey Harris, lst tenorg Derrell Kunnas, baritoneg Alan Ward, bassg Delton Peck, lead. Holmes, Darlene Ed- gerton. Not Pictured Loretta Cyooker. x X by fmi E x Mix X x Q -Hztiats' -Hutogzalahs cc omiaanifu Left to Right: Gayle Wheelock and Corrine Ohlinger. lffajotettes Center: Linda DuPuis. Clockwisez Peggy Smith, Karen Ziebell, Judy Burnell, Joyce Uhacz. 92 eniot efau pfazy Left to Right: Donna Dean, Vickyg Mel Lindsley, Grandpa Perryg Gayle Wheelock, Valericg Kathy Christensen, little girlg Richard Carncll, Professor Perryg 'Brandy Martin, Johng Clyde Wokal, little boyg Jim McBroom, midget wrestlcrg Muriel Wokal, Tootsie Beang Sam Crosby, midget wrestlerg Mary Ann Chevron, Priscillug 'Jim Fribcrg, Boggins, the butlerg 'Kathleen Hughes, Grandma Perry. X 3' 5 , ar ff ' ,,,,w.t-,,,aM.,.-'Q- ' 1 1 'Cfimfff I I RICHARD SWAMPED WITH GIRLS DONNA AND RIC HARD 'Brandy Martin--Outstanding Drama Award 'Kathleen Hughes--Outstanding Drama Award 'Jim Friberg--Character Award 4' .w 'Wg if. if ia is if . 5 E 5 .g-:ag A li i- V A Ee il .9 E Q if ,E 15 5 5 3 s 33 W 5 E Sf ff isa 5? 'ff 32 5 E 3 95 5? -x, 153 . if T- S :QQ gs 5 Off' Qdylld First Row, left to right: Jim Seekins, secretaryg Carl English, president, Wayne Rasmussen, commissioner Second Row: Mr. Lemcke, advisorg Bob Nehler, commissioner, Gary Duback, treasurer. uniot lliyA Left to Right: John Zimmerman, secretaryg Mr. Nitschke, advisor, Gary Seekins, commis- sioner, Joe Anderson, vice presidentg Roger George, treasurer, Roger Grelck, commissioner. Seated: Jim Claypool, president. girls' eayue F11St Row, left to right: Anna Mae Mitchell, treasurerg Nancy Van Fleet, secretaryg Gayle Wheelock, picbident Lynnc Potter, vice president. Second Row: Jewell Hoffman, historiang Sandra Krout, historian, Judy Knopp reporter, Marilyn Grimm, sophomore representative, Mrs. Woodall, advisor, Susan Griffith, cencesbion man agci Joyce Dennis, commissionerg Sheryl Eldred, Commissioner, and Kay Johnsen, sophomore reprcbcnt ztivc. unfot Qqiyl Left to Right:Alyce Howe, presidentg Marilyn Munger, treasurerg Mrs. Fisher, advisor, Diane Millez vice pi ebidentg Margie Miller, secretary. 97 Kifle 61116 Left to Right: Mrs. Scoggin, advisorg Karolyn Tyler, representativeg Judy Boatright, secretaryg Corrine Ohlinger, vicc presidentg Miss Lanchester, advisor. Seated: Lenora Hixson, president. pzivetd ' glad Left to Right: Gordon Peek, vice presidentg Mr. Axe, advisorg Gerald Statesman, president. Seated: Beverly Plaisted, secretary-treasurer. Q-.poqq ann., nvuwueq--.- WHL 43 734714 Left to Right: Miss Altruc, advisor: Corrine Ohlirigcr, second vice prcsiclcnt: Jurly Billlllqghi, sec- i'ct:1i'y-L1'c:1hL11'c1'1 Gayle Gcntry, pvcsidentg Kzlrolyn Tyler, histurizuig Kay Johnson, first vicc pres idcnt. .fouffin Lcft Lu Right: Mr. Oukzi, advisor: Joe Rickman, 5cci'ct:u'yg Gary Brczikcr, prcsidcntg lizly Jolmson, ti'C:1su1'c1'. ? f 2 1 -6,49 A 0 3 f I 7. 19414. 'SFS' M.. 'WY' Seated, left to right: Joyce Uhacz, song leaderg Jean Miller, vice prcsidentg Norma Pauley, president, Corrine Ohlinger, secretary, Karolyn Tyler, parliamentarian. Standing: Miss Lanchester, advisorg Mari- lyn Krout, treasurer, Marilyn Grimm, points chairmang Jackie Luman, historiang Sandra Krout, reporterg Miss Altrcc, advisor. 7. 7. H. Ill Left to Right: Bob Johnson, sontinelg Ted Wright, reporterg Ron Richards, treasurer, Max Bolte, president Sam Crosby, secretary, Joe Boaucloin, vice president, A. C. Burger, advisor. Not shown is Buddy Dreier who replaced Sam Crosby as secretary. 100 iempze ezcle cizculo Je ealaano Left to Right: Dick Engstrom, presidentg Cari English, reporterg JoAnne Uhacz, treas urerg Mr. Amaya, advisorg Ila Scott, secrctaryg Dick Richards, vice president. fettetmen' 5 61146 Left to Right: Mr. Soule, advisorg Jim Joncr, secrctaryg Jerry Inman, presidentg Dick Richards, vice presidentg Gordon Richards, treasurer. 101 Q lil lx I WMS fad 'J 61116 Pictured is Mr. Hagensen, president of the Dads' Club. Due to the shyness of the other officers they are not shown. They are Mr. Kramer, vice presidentg Mr. Eldred, secretaryg and Mr. Wedin, treasurer. cience 6111 A to ' 1 Seated, left to right: Mr. Swaim, advisorg Linda Russell, librariang Gail Foster, secretaryg Ronald Compbell, vice presidentg Brad Hoover, historian. Standing: Mr. Phares, advisorg Lyle Paulson, treasurerg David Inman, commissionerg Jim Friberg, president. 102 5 f . . A iihkikrilk. 1' .123 if was S522 wg 5 E? 2 H S X QQ S Rf X sgg A .V- Ln: f X Q fx 3 ii ia R +1 gi E, E b 'E 2 12.111, .f',u..1 Left to Right: Karen Wheelock, Ha Scott, JoAnn Kays, Doreen Grimm, JoAnne Uhacz Kneeling Donna Dean. Top to Bottom: Donna Dean, Doreen Grimm, JoAnn Kays, lla Scott, Karen Wheelock, JoAnne Uhacz. 104 uniot 19, ffl 654421244214 Left to Right: Darlene Joner, Irene Frackiewicz, Susan Dietz, Kay Sherman, Judy Mc- Abee, Carol Sherman. pep Gnd Front Row, left to right: Fred Lamke, Jim Claypool, Leroy Miller, Lyle Paulson, Wayne Harris, Duane Hermanscn, student director, Mr. Stephensen, director. Second Row: Margaret Haagen, Jeff Cartwright, Alvy Landis, Kay Person, Diane Currier. Third Row: Joe Anderson, Sherman Volentine, Bruce Hoover, Steve Long, Glenn Kelly. omecoming eoutt Princesses, left to right: Naoma Smith, Doreen Grimm, Gayle Wheelock, Corinne Lunn. Seated is Queen Donna Dean a.nd crowning Donna is Mr. K. W. McKenzie. 1nn JIICGJ David Inman and Donna Dean are seen at the Hobo Dance. David's life ambition Qto dance with a senior girly finally came true. These are the three finalist couples in the bop contest sponsored by the Junior eluss on January 3. Standing, left to right: Denny Dubaek and Judy Moudryg a eouple from Washougal. Center: Darlene Housen and Kenneth Abbenseth, the winners of the contest. Susan Griffith, left, and Jackie Luman, relaxing on a sons. This dance was sponsored by the FHA on Nov- ember l. Marian Hoover and Lyle Paulson 4 A-'Q us WS bale of hay. Jackie was hobo queen, for obvious rea- These choraleers were snapped just before Christmas vacation, as the Spanish class went thru the halls singing Christmas songs in Spanish. I U1-f. -1 u pr-'vu ruf -an us. .ar .-5:7-ur-r L :ui runnin- Above is a picture taken at the Boys' League Pancake Breakfast. Right are the presidents of the ten FHA chapters that held their regional meeting here. Seated third from the left is Norma Pauley, Evergreen's FHA President. 108 uniot lligA U 4 n c e 5 SEPTEMBER -Teachers' Meeting -School Opens -Southwestern Washington -Hudson's Bay-Here -Dads' Club Meeting -Boys' Sz Girls' League Meetings -FHA Meeting -Ridgefield-There Lewis Jr. Hi-There -Inter-School Relations Meeting at SteVeDS0l1 -Camas Jr. Hi-Here -FHA Installations Estacada, Ore.-Here Senior Dance OC TOBER - FHA Meeting -Camas- The re National Assembly Ridgefield Jr. Hi-Here -S. W.W. Student Council Meeting at Hudson' s Bay -Washougal Jr. Hi- Here -Washougal- Here Homecoming Dance -Boys' Sz Girls' League Meetings -Rainier, Ore.-Here Castle Rock Jr. Hi-There - National Assembly -C astle Rock- There Battle Ground Jr. Hi-Here NOVE MBER -Wy East- He re FHA Hobo Dance -FHA Progressive Dinner -Girls' League Meeting -Senior Play Matinee for Jr. Hi -FHA 6 FFA Meetings Senior Play Matinee for Sr. Hi -Battle Ground-There -Clark County Fun Fes for 4H -Veterans' Day Vacation -Randall Crawford Assembly Football Banquet -FNA Meeting -College Conference at Camas -School Board Meeting Lettermen's Meeting , -Drivers' Club Meeting -FHA 8: FFA Meetings P. T. A. Meeting National Assembly Boys' League Pancake Breakfast Jr. Hi Boys' 8: Girls' League Meetings Early dismissal for Thanksgiving Vacation galendaz DECEMBER 2--FHA Skating Party 3--Wy East-There 4--General Motors Assembly Lettermen's Club Meeting 5--FHA lb FFA Meetings Lewis Jr. Hi-Here 6--Wasington QPortlandy-Here Basketball Assembly 7--Basketball Jamboree-Here 12--Christmas Program 13--Talent Show St Pep Assembly Shumway Jr. Hi-There White Salmon-There 14--Camas-Here 17--National Assembly Stevenson Jr. Hi-Here Castle Rock-There 18--Boys' Ka Girls' League Meetings 19--FHA Sz FFA Meetings 20--Sophomores' Movie Stevenson-Here 21--Christmas Ball Dec. 24 to Jan. 2--Christmas Vacation JANUARY 2--Castle Rock Jr. Hi-Here 3--Washougal-Here Junior Bop 4--Camas-There 7--Kalama-Here 9--FHA Meeting Washougal Jr. Hi-There 10--Woodland-There 14--Castle Rock-Here 17--Battle Ground Jr. Hi-There 21--Ridgefield-There Stevenson Jr. Hi-There 22--Boys' 8: Girls' League Meetings 23--FHA Meeting State School-9th Q J V-Here 24--LaCenter-There 28--Ridgefield- Here 31--Camas Jr. Hi-There FEBRUARY 4-- La Center- Here 6--FHA Meeting Castle Rock Jr. Hi-There 7--White Salmon-Here FNA Meeting Dads' Club Meeting 8--Solo-Ensemble Contest at Stevenson 11--Kalama-There 14--Stevenson-There Washougal Jr. Hi-Here Jr. Hi Dance 15--Drivers' Safety Conference at Camas 18--Woodland-Here 19--Boys' 8: Girls' League Meetings 20--FHA Meeting Founders' Day P. -T. A. 21--Washougal-There Battle Ground Jr. Hi-Here 25--tn March 8 Class A Tournament MARCH 19-- 21-- 22-- Seniors' Armed Forces Meetings Boys' 8: Girls' League Meetings Jr.-Sr. Basketball Game Jr. Hi Dance Choir Festival-Here Clark College Choir Assembly 27--FHA Meeting 31-- APRIL 2- 7--Spring Vacation 11--Tolo Dance 16--Boys' Sz Girls' League Meetings 17--FHA Meeting 19-- Here 2 3-- Houdini Collection Assembly 25--W ashougal- There Junior- Senior Prom 26--Band Festival at Battle Ground 29--White Salmon-Here 30--Solo- Ensemble Operetta MAY 2-- Stevenson- Here 3-- Trico Track Meet FFA Banquet 8-10--Music in May 13--White Salmon-There 14--Boys' K: Girls' League Meetings 16--Stevenson-There Mothers' Day Tea 23--Dads' Dinner 25--Baccalaurette 29-- Graduation 3O-- Memorial Day Vacation JUNE 4- - School closes S. W.W. Girls' League Conference 1w1maxv.'.:wow:-wr-Q11, 1 1.411:1,111.1,,.,1v,1s1w-r-va Kqw. wma 1,......n.. 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VARSITY FOOTBALL STATISTICS Evergreen 1 I Evergreen ' Evergreen rig' I Evergreen ' Sf -N Evergreen fimli II Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen JOHN ZAVODSKY, Assistant Coach Hudson ' S Bay Ridgefield Estacada Camas Washougal Rainier WyEast Battle Ground 112 7 0 7 34 12 7 12 19 Y' RICHARD YOUNG, Assistant Coach QL ,A ., .. G , V5 .-,.- he ggi! 'gp. y .::3f V :,g:5aag:: i n ,,.,. We . V G f , ' JIM TOOLEY 4 ' GORDON PECK 4 Q ' Q, , we I my 4 - , , f I . ,WU End Tackle I ' R' , -I H AH Stal, BUZZ SHLRBURN End 1 I .I ii , M I I Q f- .. - R, 'f i i wk K .,i -5 in -1,-. .-: V .2 if I f - 1 - JERRY INMAN Guard 0 TED WRIGHT Tackle CARL ENGLISH A11 star I 11211 F Back First Row, left to right: Jim Tooley, Gordon Peck, August Komm, Derrell Kunnas, Wayne Rasmussen, Jerry GARY DUBACK DON COLLINS :ga 5? -ms' I 1- ' . I .2 M 5- E : Inman, Bob Nehler. Second Row: Gordon Richards, Dick Richards, Don Collins, Jim Schram. Quarterback Back M. K W-we gil JERRY KAYS r ,,'wi K, Back 113 All Star 1 1, ---- ,. G WBA? JIM RISDON Tackle GARY BREAKER Back uniot 19, :yi erootlal First Row, left to right: Coach Nitschke, David Herbinson, Bill Fundine, Henry Beaudoin, Charles Swift, Andy Lock, Joe Anderson, Coach Amaya. Second Row: Roger Grelck, Mike Wielder, Guy Richards, Gerald Dreier, Gene Salvey, Roger George, Jim Eldred. Third Row: Marlin Johnson, Sherm Valentine, Larry Roberts, Ken Abbenseth, Larry Roloff, Jerry Ludahl, Larry Winn. ... nn El ineula First Row, left to right: Larry Winn, Ken Abbenseth, Henry Beaudoin, Mike Wielder, Charles Swift, Joe Ander- son, David Herbinson. Second Row: Roger George. Third Row: Roger Grelck, Gerald Dreier, Guy Richards. , coAcH AMAYA T coAcH NITSCHKE 114 fn, A www -,ww Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen NON-LEAGUE 43 Wy East 24 VVashington 59 Camas 34 Camas LEAGUE 52 White Salmon 36 Casde Rock 55 Stevenson 47 VVashouga1 49 Kmama 72 Woodland 53 Casde Rock 46 Ridgefield 43 La Center 48 Ridgefield 83 La Center 46 White Salmon 37 Kalama 71 Stevenson 75 VVood1and 55 Vvashougal TOURNAMENT 91 Stevenson 54 White Salmon 52 Elnna 116 1 1 K uniot Vanity First Row, left to right: Jerry Van Fleet, Jim McAbee, Jerry Hancuff, Dick Haynes, Bob Homes. Second Row: Coach Young, Lewis Schatz, Joe Konkel, David Hard, Herb Wainwright, Dick Snyder. uniof: lllyl 54116216411 First Row, left to right: David Hancock, Gary Lindsley, Jim Eldred, Eddie Scovil. Second Row: Bob Breaker, manager, Charles Swift, Sherman Volentine, Roger Grelck, Roger George, David Herbenson. Third Row: Eddie Tandberg, Larry Winn, Wayne Lindsley, Gerald Dreier, Jirn Claypool, Joe Anderson, Coach Nitschke. Traci 4 fl .... , - n F N First Row, left to right: Bill Miller, Don Eldred, Carl English, Duane Hermansen, Gordon Richards, Bob Homes, Jim Seekins, Bill Heine. Second Row: Eddie Konkel, Mike Richards, Bradley Hoover, Jim Clark, A1 9V0I'1l11, Milrtin Crosby, Bob Gauntt, Merle Munger, Lloyd Clark. Third Row: Mr. Amaya, coach, Russ Smith, August Komm, Jim Friberg, Jerry Kays, Bob Starr, Dick Snyder, Gary Harness, Bruce Liebman, manager. uniot 19, iff First Row, left to right: Jim Eldred, Gary Olson, Bill Nelson, Lloyd Beckner, Paul Scott. Second Row: Alan Vraspir, Eugene Salvey, Bob Joner, Bradley Sager, Paul Hancock. 120 Kasehzll First Row, left to right: Phil Hancock, Dick Richards, Sam Crosby, Gary Duback, Jerry Inman, Jin. Joner, Gordon Peck, Jim Tooley. Second Row: Delton Peck, Wayne Rasmussen, Don Collins, Dcrrull Kunnas, Bob Nehler, David Hard, David Blair, Tom Ireton. Third Row: David Inman, Kenton Allum, Gary Withers, John Kadow, Jim McAbee, Ron Campbell, Jerry Hancuff, Jim Barrone. Fourth Row: Mr. Young, coach, Jim Warner, Jerome Salvey, Bill Hiett, Randy Large, Mr. Soule, coach. lllli02 Iliff First Row, left to right: Robert Mullin, Jerry Kessler, David Weese, Leonard Holdsman, Bill Fundine, Gary Hermansen, Gary Page, Jim White. Second Row: Bill Rick, Roy Tucker, Robert Dean, Vic Howard, Dale Smith, John Zimmerman, Ken Pearson, Tom Coffield. Third Row: John Newell, Lce Ohlinger, Arlo Peterson, Phil Friberg. 1 ,f .flufeetieatts VIVIAN SCHOTT AND JIM CROOKER U fp Gi! 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