Evergreen High School - Log Yearbook (Vancouver, WA)

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CL k'Sf?'K , f- Zi, V -H' -15-'j'L,,'-K'xku XE? , ,fi X -Y A X - -L - Q wgli' - ' 'Q , X, A Yrfllfk k . -L-14-.K ,J ,!7'K K' X L!k..vTVNf'x.1..,'vx., K-ig 4 X37 V i,1,L,:-TZQJQVW , XYX 0- L YA fl., ,. . vi- Q A, All--1 . ' b .V , ,N y--x:,.f YJX wafi Ck, L 1 1 LX' X H3 lr ., N J 7.x 1 -fl HA IJ -L Q X ' fl' 2 ki j M! -mf X35 fyl. x .x x, , LMT F --- UKXAKD Vx ' ,ff fl v , -J Q Q. 1 1 ml y, Q ' 'l,1'X,'x-f2,N.,QxLA:, JV vt: s LMALXX , vvxv' J ' . YA Mk 1' ' I' XJN-'Qu D- ' A-'k g.r-L1 ' 1a-fx- 'l-L, l nf .., ' K D z D . fl V ..,l L The Log I96O Evergreen High School Vancouver, Washington Annual Staff JAN SEEKINS LINDA GRIFFITH LDITOR Foreword Ass1sTANT EDITOR As the 1959-60 year draws to a close at Evergreen Junior-Senior High School, we leave behind us many fond memories. The annual staff has tried to capture the highlights of the year in a picture form in hopes that in later years those memories will be brought back more vividly. I would especially like to thank Miss Eberdt, our annual advisor, the members of the staff, the faculty and you the students who have all so willingly oo-operat- MJ Jan Seekins Editor ed in making this annual possible. LE FT TO RIGHT: Row 1: Judy Boatright, Ron Ward, Wanda Pace, Dianna Currier, Larry Alexander Linda Konkel, Alvy Landis, Peggy Smith. Row 2: Judy Shue, Susan Morris, Doreen Paradis, Sally Lyons, Jim McAbee, LaMar Wray, Paul Kuter, Karolyn Tyler, Diane Blank, Sandy Cobb, and Marie Hering. 2 nl Janet Anderson SE CREITARY l Barbara Kirwan RED CROSS REPRESENTATIVE ASB Officers In the twelve years that have so hurriedly past for the seniors, we have tried to ready ourselves for the hardships that we will have to face in the years to come. We are at the end of our high school careers, but by far this does not mean we cannot look back on the pleasant memories that we all have shared here. I'm sure that we all will miss each other, but again we must also look forward for new goals to set. I would like to thank the faculty and the Student Council for the help which they have given me. I would like to thank especially you, the Student Body, for making this all-important year a successful one. Sincerely, Q QAJQ. A. S. B. President Lyle Paulson VICE-PRESIDENT Jim Claypool COMMISSIONER 3 Jan Seekins TREASURER 9 2 ll IW F i nn, J -94 1 X V wi R904 V N' i 1, : V , hw fq A . ' Ev 1 '55, 'J ol , ,Q Nw 3 2 of ei 1. , f 1 ,, B I Pix! PDX Cou -f,2 f, x K f f C :AA f A5 4 I o fc X x Q41 J a X A. A J I X 5, 5 fn ? E 'WI' '!abQC4,,,MyAfwAL, ,12,atb l A B Mknwwuuffwgfbv m. H+ if 3 A X 0 ' I -7 w w E 7- HUB! ?! rf J ' 'E' I . N li 9 XX x . . FI I I . .IL ' :W X A 1 ' 'I li I by Vt 4 I YSBS ,, MM -Q :iz 2 '9 M rg? ' 9' 5 I 5 sr. . Q13 wx Q ,S S 1 Q' ' 1.4L . .y Qc I' 1 -2 , J .WH 35:-T.1': N X eq 4 'XP 'L V g , T T. msg-: Find . A . W ffrw, fp !! V 5 6 0 - ,, - N I-N1 1 ' ,aj .fx .2 6, 'HIIL X Y: Senior High Cffice Evergreen Junior-Senior High is one of the few combination schools in the state of Washington. We have received a consider- able amount of recognition because of the smoothness which we have been able to op- erate. Both students and faculty have con- tributed a great deal to this type of organiza- tion. Our school district is growing and changes will be necessary in the immediate future. Students and faculty must be ready to meet this challenge. We must think construct- ively and strive to keep high standards scho- lastically and in our activity program. Wfzgmeizav MAX L. HUDSON no QAGYW' 8:4O...A.M Monday 6 'Y Q? 29 gage Xoivxgwg wan SUOGGG 'AYQY exif Bafbai Wi ack 1 30599 NXQOQG Wax edge X was in ef or geeewe ga Secretary, Audrey Stilwell 9:OO...A.M. Monday . an JL., CAROLYN KRIEGER, University of Oregon CLARICE M. KAPUS, B.A. Washington State University Advertising Art School Art Advisor: Sophomore Art Advisor: Sophomore Art Jiisbigy: Chemistry VIAIRNKN SWAIN, ILA, , lNI,S. NUl'llI1'I'l1 Idaho Staltc College lJ1'cgox1 Stzxtv ' Clmcmislry l 1x'wic 1l Scicl -I tluL A IOWJAM gcionlk. , Y- 'T' I N. Q . Aclvisor: Sopllumorcl Scicncc Club Tuesday 8 TOP PICTURE LE FT TO RIGHT Bob Breztkcr Ken Lawson Jay Jacobson LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Fribcrg Steven Albers Naomi Burnett Ruth Rusk Spanish LE FT TO RIGHT: Reporter, Phyllis Patten, Vice Presidentg Linda Konkel, Treasurerg Larry Roloffg Presidentg Judy Leckie, and Secretary, Jody Jack. Il:OO...A.M. Tuesday JULIAN AMAYA, B,s,, M,s, Pacific University, Denver Uni- versity, University of Washington Physical Education, Spanish, Coach, Advisor: Sophomore, Spanish Club 9 Cooks and LE FT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Ruth Higdon Mrs. Opal Fine Mrs. Violet Morgan Mrs. Phyllis Miller WT?-5' Mrs. Daisy Mclrvin 'YU ,wr I! K o X Xi ' f f il is K 4 ll 5 2 T o M 1 ,,,.f,g, ' el ' T ...T A :R T 'ii ,gp an WP? -fibe- 1- ff --.... LEFT TO RIGHT: Shiela Keil, Barbara Brumitt, Peggy Buzzini, Mardell Northrop, Millie Thomas, and Diane Crosby. 10 Cafeteria Help N LEFT TO RIGHT: X Jim Bolin Peggy Buzzini Mardell Northrop Diane Crosby YT? .MX LE FT TO RIGHT: Karen Ziebell, Alice Sherrill, Stephen Albers, Bob Sorensen, and Wesley Baddgor ll Cafeteria I2:OO Noon Monday ROBERT ELDRED, B.S. Washington State University Science Math Basic Learnings Advisor: Seventh Grade E I2 National Honor Society X 4 wx Mt, i in 1 4 M Q Q ' 4' 593 Q f ,gg t i ,ik f gin 15,53 Q my 'N 55 rf S4 , iii S if President Linda Griffith Vice President Secretary Alvy Landis Judy Friberg LEFT TO RIGHT: Row 1: A1 Landis, Linda Griffith, and Judy Friberg. Row 2: Janis Seekins, Judy Leckie, Margie Krava, Margie Wirkkala, and Florence Kramer. Row 3: Jean Miller, Hazel Munger, Marian Wirkkala, Sally Lyons, Kay Johnson, a.nd Janet Stickney. Row 4: Marilyn Grimm, Linda Konkel, Barbara Kirwan, and Yvonne King. Row 5: Janet Sloat, Wanda Pace, Naomi Burnett, Phyllis Patten, and Corrine Ohlinger. Row 6: Marilyn Munger, Judy Boatright, Janet Anderson, and Judy McAbee. Row 7: Jim Eldred, Joe Anderson, Jim Claypool, and Mark Achen. 13 Pres ident Phyllis Patten i -A' Q 'v 2 Secretary Marian Wirkkala T reasurer Margie Wirkkala -'. . l Qs we OLIVE BEWLEY, B.A. , M. A. Pacific University Choir Solo-Ensemble English Speech-Debate Advisor: Sophomore l:30...P.M. Monday .iz 5, Q. .. Y B .. X .QW Vice President Phil Hancock 9 , . i X . Librarian Linda Griffith Librarian Marilyn Munger ...mg Q, Accompanist Corrine Ohlinger I4 Choir LE FT TO RIGHT: Row 1: Margie Wirkkala, Covita Hughes, Diana David, Mary Ann Dunn, Barbara Marczak, Carol Rose, Joyce Brackett, Rose Ann McCoy, Pauline Martin, Eva Harris, Lee Wilcoxse, Dandy Severson, Kay Sherman, Evelyn Reiners, Ruth Rusk, Helen Olson, Karen Anderson, Diane Miller, Linda Young, Diane Zambori, and Delores Trammell. Row 2: Wanda Pace, Sharon Brummitt, Helen Rose, Corrine Ohlinger, Kathy Goss, LaVonne McGee, Gloria Johnson, Linda Fontana, Marian Wirkkala, Darlene Joner, Sharon Blair, Robbie Harris, Dennis Walker, Billy Mathews, Bryan Klineline, Harold Ray Dennis Ireton, Jim Adams, Kent Best, Dale Dungan. Row 3: Marilyn Munger, Judy Boatright, Linda Griffith, Alice Sherrill, Nancy Rossiter, Carol Kelsey, Phyllis Patten, Susan Dietz, Irene Frackiewicz, LaMaunte Fritz, Ron Hixson, Rick Harris, Ralph Sherrill, Joe Lubenow, Jerry Va.nFleet, Phil Hancock, Douglas Olson, Harvey Varner, and Bob Winston. 15 Junior Sextet l,l'Il- l' F0 RIGll'l Wzmrla Pace Phyllis Patten Margic Wirkkzlla Cm'1'inQ Ohlingel Linrlzi Griffith Judy lluutright Marian Wirkkzllzl Senior Sextet LEFT TO RIGHT: Ruth Rusk Marilyn Munger Eva Harris Susan Dietz Irene Frackiewicz Carol Kelsey i -view I6 LE FT TO RIGHT: Rick Harris Jerry Va.nFleet Phil Hancock Doug Olsen Boys' Quartet it -1-If Boys' Octet I7 LE FT TO RIGHT Ralph Sherrill Rick Harris Jerry VanFleet Joe Lubenow Phil Hancock Doug Olsen Harvey Varner Bob Winston Home Construction BYRON VERBON, B. A. University of Washington Woodshop Industrial Arts Home Construction 2:3O...P.M. Monday Jr. Hi. Office SJHJNJXAA. 'Wing X- 'R Tuesday What would our school be like if all students were like you? Is it a coincidence that those who consistently complain are really do- ing a poor job in school? Our school is as strong as the individual student. Students become strong by taking part. Do you take part? It is our responsibility to encourage students to become interested in our actvities. The study of students' records would indicate that the active stu- dent is generally doing a good job. Our community has done an excellent job in supplying the physical facil- ities for you. Let's all work to- gether to increase the number of students who are taking part in school activities. KEN HAGENSON, Vice Principal fm NVD jidnwv' NYXLQLI' Nl mom? 39 T 10 RYGHX i?iftf7'5'VOW Sm Y fl CYD HEDYQ lignnsonv Maw E1 fC . H 0? Yga .Hex . is 'fgiaoovef' 3:3 sean W Ny-gyi'X ,YYXQY a , - W9 fixgu O MRS, THE LMA MCALLISTER Junior High Secretary 'I9 9:OO...A.M. Tuesday ROSELLA MOON, B. A Central Washington College of Education University of Portland Basic Learnings Advisor: Eighth Grade Jr. High Girls' League RUEBEN BERG, B,A, Luther College English Basic Learnings Advisor. Eighth Grade 11041 ' X WA GirIs', Bo s' League '47 LEFT TO RIGHT: Treasurer: Marc Mossman Vice President: Ed Magnuson President: Mike Lusk Vice President: Leonard Holsman Secretary: Tom Coffield Commissioner: Paul Scott 5 Z1 l il EX' 2 ' its f LEFT TO RIGHT: Treasurer: Judy Thacker Vice President Rosanna Clifford President: Janice Gustafson Secretary: Jane Hartshorn all IO:OO...A.M. Tuesday wrt X uw MN S gi-Key I FLO KNIGHT BOYD, B.S. North Texas State Art Health English Advisor: Freshmen Junior Journalists uw-V NX LE FT TO RIGHT: Row 1: Janice MacArthur, Pam Anderson, Janet Martin, Jzmieu Gustafson, :md Judi Bowmen. Row 2: Paula Bryson, Judy McMillan, Gene Page, Roger Hzincufi, I,enn:x1'rl Holsmen, Caro1Uhacz, and Mrs. Boyd. 21 English fffwfwxw 5 IMNAID HINICS, B.s., M.A, Lewis :md Clark College II:OO 'A'M Rvl Cxll' ' lihggiislxj cw ThUl'Sd3y Advisor: Eighth grade 22 O 3 School Store l2:OO...Noon W Tuesday LE FT TO RIGHT: Ruth Rusk, Joanne Dreier, Florence Kramer, and Lavonne Downs. Junior High WWA if LE FT TO RIGHT: Patty Sabin, Sharyl Haagen, Marian Johnson and Sandra Murphy. l2:3O...P.M. Tuesday 'QM RUlll'Ill'l' IBILLINCS, TLS. Oregon State, Science, Math, Advisor: lfreshmzin LE FT TO RIGHT: Kurt Breimer, Joetta Flannery, and Jim Reinhardt. General Science Ji' . 'NQPPN LIGFT TO llIGH'l': Rosanna Clifford, David M2lCi'X1'thUl', Bob Hztrris, Merle Heater, and Pameliu Wecrns. 24 I:3O...P.M. Tuesdav Health 9 KATHRYN FRASER, A. Wheaton College Basic Lenrnings Health-Science Math Advisor: Seventh grade I 4 25 Peggy Buzzini, Janet Anderson, and Louise Guinn. Portland State Home Economics i 2:3O...P.M. Tuesday 26 EVELYN SCANLAN, B,S. Washington State University University of Washington Advisor: Freshman, F.H.A, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jean Wirkkala Kathy Gross Barbara Northrop C LEFT TO RIGHT: Row 1: Songleader, Diane Millerg Vice President, e Mary Arm Vraspirg Parliarnentarian, Kathy Gormang President, Karolyn I, Tyler, Points Chairmen, Marilyn Munger and Elsie Wallace. Row 2: Secretary, Joan Cherryg Treasurer, Judie Leckie, Reporter, Jan Digmang S Historians, Charlotte Lemcke and Naomi Burnett. ELIZABETH BEACH, B.A. Washington State University Home Economics Advisor: Junior F. H. A. Home Economics mg. 27 3:3O...P.M. Tuesday FRED JENKIN, B. A. University of Montana , Portland State D University of Washington Psychology Social Science T ' ' Drivers Training I n I -ii g 28 9:OO...A.M. Wednesday Band I C President e Allen Crumpton I' S ...N vr fu x WILLIAM STEPH ENSEN, M. A, University of Portland Washington State University Band Choir U. S. Histo TY Vice-president Jim Claypool if Secretary-Treasurer Herb Wainwright v-1 eg 4. d Glen Kelly. HH Cherry, RH Jo ess, Herrnansen, Sue H ary artin, G yd, Nancy M Bo Shirley 1 ir Vrasp Anne ary M RIGHT: Row 1 TO LEFT R ow d Karen Ziebell. 3U enseth, bb A egman, Keith YU eB agen, Jacki Ha aret arg ourke,M rn Eldred, Connie O'R Ji son, Law endal 2:K OW R ,.. 1 dis H La Alvy Scovil Ed Dave Herbensen, an Hoffrn ck ,Di Edwards uck, Lois Ho Ve te Wokal, S yde kei, C1 OH dberg, Gary K an dele T 3:A Phingsten, Floyd ary ng, G Lo Steve 9, Volentin Anderson, Sherm OS 4:J Friberg. Row Judy Currier, C an Di ck Olson, ,Di ght Cartwri Jeff ke H1 La 1 in J Davenport, CD9 Ohlinger, Dwyn Lee PDQTY, Ti Larry x Hank Boudine haut ST Denni e Edwards l Da FOVGF Green, Ronnie G FUC6 gy Smith, B eg P 5: Row ool. layp mC i J and rd, 3 OW , Lowell H rb Wainwright He ller Dave Hancock, Allen Crumpton, LeRoy Mi Arlo ansen, e Herm YU an, Lyle Paulson, Dwa Hl CT Kern, John Zimm GS Jam ne, neli Winn, Bryan Kli ndsley, Larry i eL YU Wa an, brn Lie OVGT. Ho ian ar nger, M en Clark, Irene Hausi rl ndsley, A i L ary Peterson, G Reed Sextet -s Nl LEFT TO RIGHT: Joan Cherry, Sue Hess, Kendall Lawson, Margaret Haagen, Nancy Martin, Mary Anne Vraspir. Pep Band LE FT TO RIGHT: Row 1: Jim Claypool, LeRoy Miller, Lowell Howard, Jim Lamke, Joan Cherry, Lyle Paulson, Dick Olson, Jeff Cartwright, and Al Landis. Row 2: Sherman Volentine, Steve Long, Judy Friberg, Dianna Currier, Dale Edwards, and Glen Kelly. 31 Brass Ensemble I,li l 'l' 'FU RIGHT: Allen Crumpton, Herb Wainwright, Glen Kelly, Dennis Thaut, Sherman Valentine, Stn-vc Long, and Joe Anderson. Dance Band l,lCl l' 'PO llIGll'I': Row 1: lielloy Miller, Jim Clziypool, Lowell Howard, Jim Lzunke, Judy Friberg, Dick HI:-non, Jefl'Cg1rtwrlght, Eddie Scovil, Al Landis. Row 2: Connie Olllourke, Joe Anderson, Sherman Volontino, Steve Long, John Zimmerman. 32 E 2 3 2 ill Sax Ensemble LE FT TO RIGHT: Dianna Currier, Judy Friberg, Jeff Cartwright, A1 Landis, Dick Olson, and Eddie Scovil. Mr. Stephensen Majorettes Standing: Shirley Boyd, Karen Ziebell, Adele Tanberg. Seated: Peggy Smith. 33 '-fp-...,,,,, --+,w...,.,, Illllilli - 1 Algebra IO:OO...A.M. Wednesday ,es A Q RALPH MITCHELL, A.B University of Portland Advanced Algebra Advanced Biology Physics Coach Advisor: Senior Science Club 1 .4...' e,.m N ,.'...--- Boys' Girls' League G.A. LEMCKE, A.B. Pacific University Director of Athletics Physical Education Coach Boys' Guidance Advisor: Senior High Boys' League CAROLYN WOODALL, A. B. University of Washington English Girls' Guidance Counselor Home Room Coordinator Advisor: Senior High Girls' League II:OO...A.M. Wednesday LEFT TO RIGHT: Guy Richards, Commissionerg Mark Achen, Secretaryg Phil Hancock, Vice Presidentg Lewis Schatz, Presidentg Dave Herbenson, Treasurerg Roger Grelck, Commissioner. LEFT TO RIGHT: Row 1: Naomi Burnett, Secretaryg Marilyn Munger, Historian Judy Firberg, Commissionerg Kathy Gorman, Commissionerg and Elsie Wallace, Treasurer. Row 2: Marla Morecroft, Sophomore Representativeg Alyce Howe, Reporterg Charlotte Lemcke, Sophomore Representativeg Kay Johnson, President Marian Hoover, Concessions Mgr. g Linda Konkel, Vice Presidentg and Dianna Currier, Historian. S I2:3O...P.M. Wednesday Western Washington College of Ed. Metal Shop Agriculture Shop 417000 Shop 36 GERALD WATERBURY, B.A. of Edu. Ken Watson Dave Hancock Ed Chittister Jim Andrew Andy Lock +1-00 Projectionists LE FT TO RIGHT: Dick Haynes, Gary Morrow, Mr. Zavodsky, Ken Watson, Max Morrow, and Larry Roberts. I:3O...P.M. Wednesday JOHN ZAVODSKY, B,S Pacific University General Business Coach Vocational Guidance Advisor: Eighth Grade ZW 37 fiia K RAMONA I.lT'l l'l'lRMAN, BL-midji State College Minnesota English Ul'2ll'l111 Advisor: Junior Senior Class Play I Drama 2:3O...P.M. Wednesday 38 3:3O...P.M. Wednesday ,- x fi Dock Brennen Mrs. Brennen LEFT TO RIGHT: Mell Lindsley, AVL Lunn, and Loyal Bishop. Custodians-Bus Drivers ICT i L15 lf l' TO RIGHT: Albert Groth, Bob Britzman, Leo Collette, Gus Siewert, Art Kranier, Don While, Bill Wokal, Charlie Sanford, Ray Gustafson, Jess Tooley, Blanchard Hunnell, Hiram Knapp, Vince De Grande, Joe Baker, Art Burnett, Gordon MacArthur, and missing is Frances Morrow. 39 k ' Y V gag x lhl u W ull lcv. Biology SCIENCE CLUB: LEFT TO RIGHT: Sec-Treas. Linda Konkelg Vice President, Mark Acheng President, Phyllis Patten, and Reporter, Alyce Howe. RALPH PHARES, B.S. Lewis and Clark College Biology IO.0ON.A.M Business Math . . Bookkeeping Al' ': S h ThUl'Sd3y Citi? Omom Honor Society lil ' 3' 5 ?f W 1: X LEFT TO RIGHT: Gary Pfingsten, Bill Matthews, Virginia Toney, Lowell Howard, and Arlo Peterson. 41 Girls' P.E. Assistants NADIN li lJ.'XNll'I LEON, B, S, P:1c'il'ic' llI1lYCl'SllY, Girls' Physical lifluc-ation, .'XllVlS0l'! Yell l,C11tlC1'S gi is l 1 1 lf 1 g n ' - A F A 2, X 1 . 3 5 5 x k s ,.,,u H I nl sf 5.3-1' I, . 4 :Y nf 'A z ' 13 j ' A 5 N LICFT TO RIGHT: Row 1: Gerry Higclon, Jocly Jack, Jackie Lumfm, Elsie Wallzlcc, Dclo1'es'I'1'amme1. Row 2: Karon Bowen, Joyce Grclck, lVl1l.1'gl9li1'i1Vil, Di1mnz1Dm'i1l, and Nancy Rossitcr. - 42 LE FT TO RIGHT: Bow 1: Allen Crumpton, Jerry Van Fleet, lx X, RICH, D YOUNG, B.S David Hard, Herb Wainwright, Bruce Liebman. Row 2: David I 1, , X Pac' ic University Inman, Phil Hancock, Dick Haynes, Joe Kunkel, George Yaw, A i-,, ' Ph sical Education and Bruce Hoover. NJ l, B siness Math J gebra fCoach ff Advisor: Senior ! f ff ! II:OO...A.M. Thursday , Boys' P.E. Class 43 Junior High ROBERT NITSCHKE, A, B, University of Portland Basic Learnings U.S. History Math Washington History Coach Advisor: Eighth Grade DOROTHY FISHER, B,A Willamette University Algebra Geometry English Advisor: Gir1's Guidance Guidance as-4' I Mrs. Fisher and Jane Hartshorn. 44 Mr. Nitschke and Jerome Kement. Drafting KEN MOORE, B.S Pacific University Trigonometry Algebra Drafting Advisor: Freshme I 3O...P M Thursday 1 45 United States History GUS LINDBLOM, B.A. Gustavus Adolphus College U.S. History Global Geography Washington History Advisor: Juniors 2:3O...P.M. Thursday LeRoy Miller, Evelyn Reiners, and Larry Roberts. 46 Psychology and Sociology DEAN SOULE, B.S, Lewis and Clark College Psychology and Sociology General Math Physical Education X K Coach Advisor. F16ShII'1an Lettermen's Club 9:OO...A.M. Friday 47 LEFT TO RIGHT Phyllis Patten Corrine Ohlinger Jackie Luman Marilyn Pietrzykowski Louella Stults Future Farmers of America i Washington State L'nive1'sity I,lCl4'T 'FO RIGHT: Row 1: Ed Chittester, Reporterg . . . , , , , , Vocauonnl :Xg1'1CLl1tLl1'E, B1010gV Jlm Ialclrcd, Presxdentg bum Bauman, Sentmal. Row . , , . ACIVISOVZ FPA, JLITIIOYS 2: Don Iilrlred, Vice Presidentg Wayne Thorpe, Trea- surerg and Duane Rose, Secretary. IO:O0...A.M. Friday 48 . ALLAN BARGER, B,s,, B, Ed, Contemporary BERNARD AXE, B.S. University of Oregon Contemporary Problems Business Law and Econo Advisor: Senior Problems mics , l i l !I:OO...A.M. Friday DAVID C. SCOTT, A.B, Stanford University Portland State Contemporary Problems Commercial Law and Economics Advisor: Senior 49 Y.F.C. ii 3-.M LPI If I' TO RIGHT: Songleader, Linda Griffithg 2nd Vice President, Karolyn Tylerg President, Judy Boatrightg lst Vice President, Corrine Ohlingerg Secretary, Wanda Paeeg Quiz Captain, Janet Stickneyg and missing from the picture is Alice Sherrill, Treasurer. O O O LEi4 l' 'FO RIGHT: Advisor, Miss Eberdtg Historian, Marcia Olseng Secretary-Treasurer, Nancy Murting President, Corrine Ohlingerg Vice President, Barbara Kirwang Corresponding Secretary, Jackie Anderson, Missing from the picture is Judy McAbee, Corresponding Secretary for 2nd semester 50 B. JEAN VAUGHAN, A, University of Washington Advisor: Jwiior Q OWP. L3 Fdday vs C LE L CU s. :E -I GJ T -H I 3-4 W ,HZ Q O + :Q M 2 v-45-4 5 5 N N lvl Betty Carnell, Boothby, Sharon Dollarhide, ashen, Laurie sD C6 Kramer, Fran H09 lore ley, F inds eL aim 1 W LE FT TO RIGHT: Row ary son, G hn Judi Jo Voss, yra Martin, M auline P THIN Downs, Justine Ko ZVOHHG 2:L R0 w Kern. OH D nne Zambori, Dia Oy, Mary Can 1. oka lyde W C and oney, irginia T ne King, V OH YV 11 f. Judy Tyr re erson, nd A Jackie Streitt, Carol Bowers, David Paul Kuter, ndsley, Li Publications LEFT TO RIGHT: Row 1: Diunc Blank, Ron Ward, Wanda Paco, Kzirolyn Tyler, Judy Bozntriglit, Jim McAbu', Alvy Landis, and Peggy Smith. Row 2: Judy Shoppe, Susan Morris, Sully Lyons, Dorccn Pzirziclis, LIll'1'yA1CXI1I1dC1', L:1M:1r Ray, Paul Kutcr, Lind:1Grifl'ith, Linclzi Konica-1, Sandy Cobb, Dizmnzi Currier, :ind Marie Hcring. 2:3O...P.M. Friday MARY ISBIGRDT B.S. , M University of Portland Publications Lutin General Lzinguzigc Advisor: Scnior Futurc- Nurses Ciuh , Ed. .of s,,,,,l J' f gn' l. 1-if Sf N Si-:xx Bowling LEFT TO RIGHT: Treasurer, Charlene Collingwoodg President, Jeff Czirtwrightg Secretary, Peggy Wooley. F r i d a Y 3:3O...P.M. I Q .. 'I-'19 ORVILLE E. CUM.vIINGt5, B,A University of Portland Salesrnftnship Typing Bookkeeping Advisor: ASB Finance Bowling Club 1 1 I I . '. W L Sp f ' H HY, L . 1 H vuj DLC' 'MV I IV 3 .ll , lx A up Xfr ,nn . mf NL f 'Q f . v -I 'V' X- 15 ,v w L11 I 3 , , ML, s A ts- :fx 5 xl I . LL' 6 ' I 4 s ' ' M ,ich ,' iff n. KI g ff A QJSLFQ- E Q- UQ 'E 'V mf Kb 7' oNQx X3 - XXQVQ5 Qymfug 94 ,g5QJx'i Q '- QxQs5QNNf'Q LSQYXQX QR QR SQ Nlbfffiglblsx' Q, Sak ' NNY '10 0 ' -'. ! fa 3 fs'- 4-,fp s,kM,,.K O l'tS X3 App Wu J 3 A Q WO Eifjgyifw f fs mwjwikiifw JYNMUV ,, - Gays. CLQSMSISJX fszifigwf Q? WWW MEQQ, QJWX ff GQ,aQ.,QQ,5-bb? . v , ..-1'-' QL R50 ff - f Plainsmen Football l959 is I ,.,2,,l ,Q , Q i S if ' X 9 Mr. Silllll' Mr. Lemt-ke NV- Nitsfhke Assn Coat-li Head Couch Ass't Coach Varsity, Jr. Varsity Squads ' NEXT Home GAME' GCI O 9 l f I A J ,, '34 it 19 .uv ,Q l-'ll0N'l' ROW, l,lCl 'l' 'FO HIGIIT: Keith Alilienseth, Sherman Valentine, Gerald Dreier, George Luse, Roger Gm-lc-la, Dave Horlionsen, Guy Richards, Jim llldred, John Zimmerman, Allen Crumpton, Jim Anderson, lion Cook, Bill Nelson, Gary Pfingston. Row 2: Stan Mendenhall, Bob Mullins, Dave Inman, George Yaw, Bruci- Lil-lnnain, Ralph Thrasher, Arlo Peterson, LaMar Wray, Eugene Salvey, Gary Konkel, Bill Mathews. Row 3: Walt Younce, Joe Anderson, Phil Hancock, Don Eldred, Larry Winn, Bruce Hoover, Joe Kunkel, l.:ii'i'y Rolofl, Jim Mc-Abee, Jerry Van Fleet, Don Hinrickson, Larry Tippery, Merle Mann. 56 s Sept Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Varsity Evergreen 0 Evergreen 7 EVERGREEN 27 EVERGREEN 27 Evergreen 0 Evergreen 0 Evergreen 6 EVERGREEN 28 Evergreen 6 Statistics STEVENSON There CASTLE ROCK Here La Center There Ridgefield There HUDSON'S BAY Here WOODLAND Here WHITE SALMON Here Kalama Here WASHOUGAL There Senior Lettermen David Inman Bruce Liebman C0'CaPtain Co-captain Guard Center Allen Crumpton Don Eldred Back Guard Bruce Hoover Center In memory of the Junior and Sophomore Lettermen A -.L QL Joe Kunkel Tackle Philip Hancock Jim MCAb6e George Yaw Lyle Paulson End End Guard Manager 57 J UNIORS: Joe Anderson Gerald Dreier , Jim Eldred Roger Grelck David Herbensen Guy Richards Larry Roloff Ralph Thrasher Larry Winn SOPHOMORES: Keith Abbenseth Jim Anderson Bob Breaker' Henry Breaker' Ron Cook Hoyle Grider Don Hendrickson Gary Hermansen' Gary Konkel Merle Mann Gill Mathews Stan Mandenhal Larry Mullins Bill Nelson John Newell Arlo Peterson Gary Pfingston Eugene Salvey Larry Tippery La Mar Wray Walt Younce John Zimmerman Managers' Junior High Football 7' Q u .',--Y Y , 'var , .g :ls A .Oil a Q - 'Y Ja. G ' ' f '-R -dpunmmw f . A ..,,...- . Q X . , ' 4 V Y , ' 'W ' f - 9' M .. .-' -i l.l'll 'l' 'FO RIGHT: Row 1: Bill Nelson, Gary Page, Tom Coffield, Merle Heater, Jim White, Jim Reinhardt Paul Scott, Mike liydon, and Wayne Trengove. Row 2: Hank Dubaek, Roger Robenson, Jim Hunter, Bill lfundine, Jim Peters, Rod Harris, Keith Richards, and Coach Zavoflsky. Row 3: Wayne Richards, Barry Neal, Jim Woodard, Warren Heater, Gary Olson, lid Magnuson, and lien James. x . ' 'fl' -lr- E -Q.. .O R.. l,l'Il 'l' 'l'O RIGHT: Row l: Doug Krout, Bob MeGrew, Charles Lock, Ken Gibson, Dennis Kimpton, Rod llanning, John Groth, Cashie Fraekiewicz, Jim Thacker, and Mike Gibson. Row 2: Andy Tiffany, Ron Mackey, -lim Fisher, Gene Bolin, Dennis Malsone, Terry Gallagher, Danny Carlson, Harold liomm, and Jerry Rodin. Row 3: Earnest Ellithorpe, Tom Thompson, Steve llermanee, John lreton, Ralph Housingei Hob lliteheoek, Dick Newell, Sam MeCommas, Warren Sohippers, and Loren Rice. 58 --1---r, 1. . , W, - .1 L Y 1 . . .. . ,., .,.. Queen's Dance LE FT TO RIGHT: Princess Kay Johnson, Princess Phyllis Patten and escort, Leonard Grill, Queen Karen Bowen and escort Russ Smith, Princess Marilyn Grimm and escort Bob Holmes, and Princess Judy Leckie and escort Jim McAbee. 59 Play Directed by Miss Ramona Lutterman Celeste ........ Sheldon Harley . . . Jules .......... Mrs. Oakley... Mrs. Gillette .... Eugenia Bowles , . , Amelia Gillette .... Newton Cooper .... Doctor Cameron. . . Paula Bailey ..... Cast f.-.. Joyce Uhacz Jeff Cartwright Lewis Schatz Judy Leckie Marian Hoover Marge Krava JoAnn Brackett Larry Alexander Alvy Landis Kay Johnson 60 .xgtmas Y P ' 14 , '- P if 'A 1 l f Q 'K 5 M- A'. ' , ,Q fi: . - 4 ft , , , ' l 1 ll eg, ' - .- ,A A wwzw, Queen Phyllis and escort Leonard Grill. Princess Jean a ff Princess Judy Princess Margie Princess Joyce Chaperones: Mr. and Mrs. Entertainment 61 Ralph Mitchell. sg, Q7 Princess Marilyn Princess Kay Junior High I, i i a s I m 3 S LEFT 'ro RIGHT: Paula Bryson, Kathi Sperry, Marilyn Queen Rosafma and Bryant, Queen Rosanna Clifford, Linda Stanard, Jenny 6SC0I't- Fredin. Senior High Sweetheart Dance A , . 1 1 QUE EN JOAN CH FERRY BACK TO FRONT: Princesses Joyce Uhacz, Janet Anderson, Alyce Howe, and Sherri Anderson. 62 Christmas Concert LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Ann Vraspir Nancy Martin Ken Lawson Jim Eldred Connie O'Rourke Jackie Bruegmun Margaret Haugen Joan Cherry Directed by Mr. Stephensen 63 School Board l.lCl T TO RIGHT: Row 1: Mrs. Paul Bryson, Mr. F,S. Martin, Mrs. lsahel Blair, Mr. K.W, McKenzie. Row 2: Mr. Verlc Fergeson, Mr. Tom Mcililchrist, and Mr. Bert Homes. Education is never finished. By the time you learn all things you have wanted to know on a subject, you have opened up so many interesting side problems, you have to keep on studying. You can train yourself in a skill in a very short time, but often the need of that skill changes. You must then retrain yourself in some other useful skill. Education does more than train one's body--it shows a per- son how he fits into the scheme of life. There is a purpose for everyone in this world. Through education, you can find this purpose and fulfill it, but never think of ed- ucation as being finished at grade school, high school or college. Seek only for a wider knowledge, always. . Marvin Schafer, Superintendent 64 i f QRGR5- E1 is K, .,,. QRBRPQP if 4 RC-R3 l 'SSS' as ,Rvws as RGR5' 8 w' Ai L 412 n :SML f X any 5 fs RUR42, x 31 3 Ei- x N X Q X vs. if Q fam' ix .Q ,, :..,V, X P X 4 w x -42 :2ff55::::IE six .- '32 51.9 2 N 5 ai. ,vt ,ef-'R '25 3 A 1 LBO wwwqpb i' 3? , X3 ,af A 2 Q 'k' my ' ' QRGRQ 4? 1-Q 4 'K W ' .,i-,. fZ,.,A Qi, fi. , 4 1 sg, Season's Record Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen Evergreen BatUe Ground Carnas Xvoodland NVnshougal Canwas Bntde Ground CasHe Rock Stevenson Kalama Ridgefield Ln Center White Salmon Woodland Wzishougal Casde Rock Stevenson Kalama Ridgefield Ln Center White Salmon 44 49 54 49 62 56 46 53 42 29 32 61 65 43 51 42 44 56 33 63 Junior Varsity LII F 'IO RIGHT Front Row: Eddie Scovil, George Luse, John Zimmermfm Henrv Brefiker Gfirx He rm mson Piul Hqneock. Row 2: Mark Aehen, Ralph Burdick, Bob Joner Larry Roloff A110 Peterson Joe Anderson Co'1c.h Young. Junior High LE FT TO RIGHT: Row 1: Ed Magnuson, Dean Potter, Bill Nelson, David Weese, Bill Fundine, and Coach Nitschke. Row 2: Jim Reinhardt, Ken James, Bill Hunter, Jim White, Leonard Holsman, Gary Olson, and Larry Frice. Row 3: Barry Neal, Jim Woodard, Gary Page, Mike Lydon and Henry Dietz. LEFT TO RIGHT: Row 1: John Groth, Ron Hanning, Gary Winters, John Ireton, Gary Burnett. Row 2: Mike Briles, Darrel Smith, Frank Rausch, Cashie Frackiewicz, and Bob Hitchcock. Row 3: Jerry Bodin, Loren Rice, Diok Newell, Harold Komm. Coached by Dean Soule. 67 Rally Squad LIC FT TO RIGHT: Margie Krilva. Irene Frackiewicz, Alyce Howe, Judy Leckie, and Joyce Uhacz LEFT TO RIGHT: Janet Martin, Carolyn Burnett,Terry Chaffee, Carol Uhacz, Sherry Anderson and Debby Marti. 68 Boosters LEFT TO RIGHT: Treasurer, Judy McAbeeg lst Vice President, Ruth Ruskg 2nd Vice President, Charlotte Lemckeg President, Marilyn Grimmg Points Chairman, Kathy Gormang and Secretary, Linda Konkel. Lettermen LEFT TO RIGHT: Treasurer, Herb Wainwrightg Vice President, Guy Richardsg President, Jim McAbee and Secretary, Dave Herbensen. 69 an ' R , I -rg., M M iff' QH '!l'2 Wfs- fdw, !vN2W, V V I-LFUUAZ X . ...uf E. SFS is rx Q3 ML? gd Q92 YE .EW zap- so W, in 3,45-' cull? Fa, ,S-4 -Q mm im 3.- M5 :um us: mr: UE ,sq 4-:OJ o DI 291 gb QED CD.. mc: QCD Q-2 ,sc gif O4 c.. N oi me EO mfr Ch Ha: 312 we mr-4 ..gg PCD nl... me Os-4 H5 A QQ, 9 M d -ID as E' E. 9 L36 70 3 son, der F1 mA e Anderson, Ji Jo loff , Larry Ro dred, 1 onE 3:D Jacobson, Lee Ohlinger. Row Jay Eldred, Joe seth, ben hA Keit Joner Bob rr raspi Allen V ancock, H i1V6 D v4Z VN ell Howard. Ro George Luse , Low Herb Wainwright. kel Kun Mf2Abee Jim W C O 'Q 0 er rf N x Dimwmbyw .A 'A fi '55 an '5- Dave C6309 ao Q15 rd Reco YEAR HOLDER RE CORD ANCE ST DI EVENT dash -- 10:2 ----- L ew Christensen ----------------- 1953 100 yd. ---- Gordon Richards -----------------1959 dash--- 23:2 220 yd. -------------------1953 dash--- 55:4 ----- Malcom Blair 440 yd. ide hed Sc 0 -1952 ---------------195 arrion yon M ell K 2:04:7--- 880 yd. dash-- I I I I I I I I I O 5 I I I I I E YI wr I I I I I I I I I as ... ... E VJ as E bu LI as CJ High Hurdles -- 17:0 ----- Jim McAbee --------------------- 1 959 E T DATE 59 ---19 McAbee --- Jim 21:4-- GS Hurdl Low O f-YJ CQ I-4 cd 50 5 o .cs ID as 3 0 D LQ -I-.I ED rs E ns O 4-3 4 v-I I-I --I 5-4 Ap --------------------1953 H1211 OI' ---5'10 1f2 -John G Jump gh Hi B 0 CD S-I bb S-I 3:30 At Evergreeni, Woodland, Castle Rock 7 Bt'O2.d Jump --- 19'7 1f2 - Larry Moore -------------------- 1953 30 ugal 6: ho mas, Was Ca Swan ite reen ', Wh TS Eve t 8 A ------------------1959 yden--- Sn ck i ----1l'l01f2 -D Vault - le Po 3:30 Evergreen Center, ,La dx: Ridgefiel t A 14 Christensen ----------------- 1 953 Lew --------129'11H Discus 3:30 At Evergreenfi, Kalama Washougal Q. 21 -----------------1953 S611 Christen W Le 8'31f2 - -------4 Put ot Sh t 6:30 eague Relay Mee L tevensonl' tS A '. 23 880 Relay ------ 1:38:8--- S. Woodward, B. Snyder, G. 3:30 Trico Sub reen ', rg At Eve 27-8 istensen ---------- 1 953 Chr English, L. 3:30 Longview, All-Trico At 30 Richards, -----S. Volentine, G. 49 3: lay ---- Re Mile pates i tic lso par 'I' Team a 59 ---19 I1S0l'l '- H. '3 ITD cAbee, D, H J.M arren Heater. chard Harting, W Ri back, Du k ietz, Han D TY French, Hen e Richards, Dan ain W 1 OW RIGHT: R FT TO LE Row 2: Theron Johnson, Gary Olson, Bill Nelson, Waldo Sutherland, Paul Scott, Keith Richards Bob Mullin. Row 3: ny Bergeron, Bob Dean 611 icky Liston, Merle Heater, K old Komm, R HI' ck, H Charles Lo Nl .4 HH- -- OD.: I FK N N N - sf N -1 x Q ws Q Wk KN? X Y S' Ng W ig Q- --Q- Sf 'X g . l ss 1 Sr 'COO ev X930 .by 1990 X6 Xoqci Roger G relck C 41 O 2: z a c h March April Kenton Allum G e o r 8 e Baseball Schedule 18 Battle Ground 22 Camas 23 Hudson Bay 25 Camas 29 Battle Ground 1 Fort Vancouver 5 Hudson Bay 6 Fort Vancouver 8 Ridgefield There Here Here There Here Here There There Here 74 April May Je rome Salvey Stevenson Here Stevenson The re Washougal Here Washougal There White Sa1monHere Stevenson Here Washougal Here White Sa1monThere Stevenson There Senior High Wrestling LE FT TO RIGHT: Stephen Albers, Guy Richards, Ed Chittester, Rod Colson, Bob Winston. Coached by Mr. Billings, Junior High Wrestling LE FT TO RIGHT: Row 1: Jim Reinhardt, Dale Patten, Paul Scott, Phil Friberg, Jim Fisher, Don French, Rob Harris. Row 2: Gene Bowlin, Bob Hansen, Eugene Gibson, Pat Black, Jim Peters, and Zane Keffel. 75 W WWW Clas P ' vi. A D WW iii M Wi WQQXJW V5 'B 'uf -.n...- 1 nf' MM N Y' W gms! Q03 N ? ...f---'Q ,,,.,. X 65 5 j N 7 Ses Mwffww W? ,MWWYM MW WWW W W Ugg 2,699 .Q M iT L-f L n , ,, X293 f 'W 4 1 Senior Class Mr. Axe Miss Ebcrdt dvisors Mi . Mitchgll Officers Miss Turk Mr. Young LEFT TO RIGHT: TI'CLlSLl1'C1', Marian Wirkkzilzlg President, Alvy Lnndisg Secretary, Joan Millcrg :md Vicc President, Marilyn Krout. 78 Class Histor Between the years 1941 and 1942 there were some 116 babies born who were destined to graduate from Evergreen in 1960. Let us turn back the pages of history to those bygone days of old when out of a cloud of dust and with a Hi Ho Sil. . . Whoops wrong story--sorry. For a few moments let us reminisce over the past twelve years that have lead to the greatest landmark thus far in our lives, graduation. We shall start our journey with the first time our group attended school, the first grade. This was the golden age when the boys, led by Jerome Salvey, were indulging in that great pastime, shooting marbles. The girls were busy playing Fairy Princess, Cinderella, and the like. with Hazel Munger nearly always being Princess. About the fourth grade the boys started to participate in sports. Half of this was done at Burton Holmes, the other half at Orchards. In 1953 the half at Burton Holmes went to Mill Plain, as 6th graders. At both schools, sports were the important issues for the boys. Dave Hard was outstanding at Orchards and Kenton Allum at Mill Plain. In other activities, Lewis Schatz was Captain of Patrols. One of the teachers at Mill Plain, Miss Carty, filmed two stories during the yearg the Nativity and Robin Hood. In the Nativity, Al Landis was Joseph and Doreen Paradis was Mary. Robin Hood had many stars, Allen Crumpton, Robin Hood, Don Snoen, Sheriff of Nottingham: Bruce Liebman, Friar Tuckg Joyce Grelk, Maid Marian, Francis Scott, Allen-A-Dale, Dick Haynes, Will Scarletg, and many others. Back to Burton Holmes for the seventh grade. Remember the talent show that year? Bruce Liebman played a clarinet solo, Dick Haynes slow motioned wrestled, and Jerry VanFleet, Doug Olson, Rick Harris, and Harvey Varner did a take off on the T.V. program, Dragnet. In the eight grade our class moved again, this time to the brand new Jr. Hi. Everyone thought it was just wonderful, the new lockers, the Luiiforms in P. E. , and the baskets and locks in the P.E, room. Our freshman year was the start of many busy activities. Pep Club was formed with Lyle Paulson as President. We had three girls on the Jr. High Rally Squad, Joyce Uhacz, Judy Leckie, and Gail Vandenberge. The basketball team was outstanding, but the other teams did not fare as well. Going steady became popular, as Lewis Schatz and Jackie Luman led the field. Miss Carty, now a freshman English teacher, presented several plays to the Jr. High this year. This is where Jeff Cartwright's acting career started. Jr. High A.S.B. Officers were President, Marie Heringg Jean Miller, Vice President, Treasurer, Allen Crumptong Dave Inman, Commissioner, and Girls' League and Boys' League presidents were Kay Johnson and Allen Crumpton. We started our sophomore year imder the guidance of our able advisors, Miss Turk, Mr. Tierney, Mr. Axe, Mrs. Woodallg but these were changed slightly as the years rolled by. Our basketball team came in second in the Trico J .V. League. Jr. Class officers were Lyle Paulson, Herb Wainwright, Frank Owings, and Margie Krava. Kav Johnson was chosen Red Cross Representative for the A. S. B. .The class put on a successful Jr. Sr. Prom, the theme of which was Moonlight and Roses. Dave Inman and Bruce Liebman were named next year's football co-captains. Jim McAbee, Joe Kunkle, and Herb Wainwright played varsity basketball and were in the State Tournament. Kenton Allum caught the final out as the Plainsmen won the Trico League Baseball Championship. But the biggest thrill came when the band played for Vice Presi- dent Nixon in Portland. Upon ending our Junior year Dixie Barber was editor of the naner. Then Honor Society was created with Linda Griffith being chosen as President for the coming year. Bruce Liebman went to Boys State, and Karolyn Tyler went to Girls State during the summer. At last after 11 years of hard work most of us became seniors, electing as our class officers, President, Al Landisg Vice President, Marilyn Kroutg Treasurer, . Marian Wirkkala: and Secretary, Jean Miller. Kay Johnson was Girls' League President and Lewis Schatz headed Boys' League. Chosen for A. S, B. Officers were President David Inman: Vice Pres- ident, Lyle Paulson, and Treasurer, Jan Seekins. Karen Bowen was then chosen Queen of the Homecoming and Phyllis Patten, Queen of the Christmas Ball. All of the Seniors look back at their years at Evergreen with fond recollections of our school days. FAREWE LL! 79 Senior Wills I, Larry Alexander, being sound, will my weight and ability to diet to Mr. Axe. Also my ability to take his kind of jokes. I, Kenton Allum, will my ability to get a date to Lee Ohlinger. I, Jacquelyn Anderson, will all my A's that I didn't get, to anyone who needs them. I, Dixie Barber, not being of sound mind, will my old linaccuratej bookkeeping workbook to Mr Cummings. Me,Sam Bauman, bein of sond mind an body, will mine Englis clas to next yar's Senoirs woh ned it badder. I, Danny Baylous, will to Ken Bergeron my knack of getting in and out of trouble. l, Judy Boatright, will the YFC Club Presidency to Kendall Lawson. Good luck Ken. I, Karen Bowen, will my ability not to get along with Arthur to Carol Ashcraft. I, Jo Ann Brachett, being of sound mind l?j, do will my short hair to any girl in the Junior Class with long hair. I, Peggy Buzzini, in sound mind, will my ability to be good to Mayetta Tiffany. I, Betty Carlson, will Lois Carlson my love for home economics.. I, Jeff Cartwright, will all my troubles and hardships to the first-graders who have to go through 12 years of what I just finished. I, Allen Crumpton, being of sound mind, hereby will a life-size portrait of myself to the Evergreen High School to be hung in the center of the main hall. Thank you. I, Dianna Currier, being of sound mind, do hereby will my ability to laugh in publications class and receive dirty looks from Miss Eberdt to Linda Konkel and Sandy Cobb. I, Frances Dashen, will the natural curl in my hair to Jody Jack. I, Laurie Dollarhide, leave the entire senior year of 1961 to the entire junior class of 1960. P. S. If they don't want it, I leave the entire school to the demolition squad of the neigh- borhood. I, Don Eldred, will contemporary problems to any unfortunate junior. I, Vincent Ellithorpe, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will to Mr. Lemcke a bottle of aspirin and a roll of tape so he can heal all future aches, pains, and bruises on my . kid brother, Ernest, in only one hour. I, Duane Erickson, will my Chevy pick-up to anyone who wants to beat a Ford pick-up. I, Marldee Garvey, will my mean, sullen expression to anyone who doesn't want to brownie up the teacher. I, Richard Gibson, will to the junior class, one case of country club, may they rest in peace. I, Joyce Grelck, will my ability to hook, rope, and brand a man to Susan Dietz. Good luck. I, Linda Griffith, will Mr. Cummings my ability to type. I, Marilyn Grimm, will my ability to open a milk bottle neatly to Judy McAbee and Janet Sloat. I, Margaret Haagen, will my natural dark hair to Carolyn Henderson. I, Phil Hancock, will to next year's defensive end my ability to get all backfield men inside of you and if they get around you just walk to the bench and keep your big mouth shut. I, David R. Hard, will my bowling average to Mr. Cummings. I, Roderick Harris, will my right to drive to school to Larry Winn. I, Dick Haynes, will all of our parties to the junior class with the reminder that it's not the ice that makes you slip it's what you mix with it. I, Marie Hering, will my cheerful disposition to Judy McAbee. I, Mary Sue Hess, will my ability to pick nuts to Karen,Marie, and Sally. I, Gerry Higdon, will to Diana Iverson whatever she wants the least. I, Bruce Hoover, will come back and teach some of my teacher's kids. I, Marian Hoover, will Janet Sloat my ability to be in the Senior Class Play. I, David Inman, will my place on the honor roll to the next student body president--because I didn't make lt. I, Jonnie Jackson, will my reducing pills to Mr. Axe. I, Kay Johnson, being of sound mind and body, hereby will my ability to keep quiet in class to Linda Konkel. Margaret Johnson will my love for Spanish Music to Mr. Amaya. Ken Keeler, will Mr. Axe to anyone who can take him. Don Kern, leave my well used spot on the bus to some poor unfortunate. Yvonne King. will my luck and ability to get along with teachers to Bev Mabin. Margie Krava, being of sound mind do will my acrobatic ability to Twinkle Toes Kunkel Marilyn Krout, will my ability to the art students to get along with Mrs. Krieger. Joe Kunkel, will my size to Bob Breaker to back up his big mouth. Paul Kuter leave my worn out place in the parking lot to the invisible man. Al Landis, being in my usual confused state of mind, will my ability to skip class and do nothing for 12 straight years to Kendall Lawson. Judy Leckie, not having a mind, will absolutely nothing because I don't have anything to will. Bruce Liebman, will nothing to nobody because I lost my will power. Jackie Luman, will my ability to bowl a perfect game of 48 to Pat Gaudet. Sally Lyons, will my zany girlfriends, fSue Hess, Marie Herlng, Karen Bowen, and JoAnne Brackettj the noisiest crowd in school, to the quiet, dignified junior class. Annette Mann, will the school to anyone who wants it. Erwin Martell, will Mr. Axe all my future government problems. Nancy Martin, will my ability to get along with all my teachers to Dennis Thaut. Chuck Mason, will all my bills to some lucky person. Jim Mattix, will my Chevy to anyone who can find a smooth enough road to drive it on. Jim McAbee will my butch hair cut to Bill Sebers. Dale Merrill, being of sound mind, will Mr. Lindblom a nice big fluffy wig. Jean Miller, will my ability to be a brownie around certain teachers, to my little sister, Diane. Ronald Milner, will Mr. Axe a Cadillac. Gary Monson, will my ability to get along with Mrs. Krieger to anyone who wants it. Susan Morris, will everything to everybody for I am not stingy. Gary Morrow, will my projection class to Larry Roberts. Hazel Munger, will my ability to run the switchboard to whoever has first period office next year. Mardell Northrop, being of sound mind will my ability to get along with Mr. Jenkins to Pat Gaudet. Corrine Ohlinger, being of sound mind will my English grades to my brother who needs them. Doug Olson, will my will to will to Jerry Mattix. Joe Owens, will my 200 pounds to any small person who wants to play football next year. Wanda Pace, will my place in the senior Hall of Fame as the most studious girl to Janet Stickney. Doreen Paradis, being in sound mind, will all our neat parties to anyone who wants them. Phyllis Patten, will my good days to Mr. Axe and my toothy grin to Mr. Lindblom. Lyle Paulson, will my ability to write Mr. Stephensen's signature on a pass to that brown nose, Glen Kelly. Kathaleen Pearson, will all my nicknames about my size to anybody who has the same problem. Kay Person, will my contemporary problems book to Diane Crosby,and my ability to roll a straight ball to anyone who wishes to take up bowling. Marilyn Pietrzykowski, will my natural colored hair to Carolyn Henderson, and my untheatrical look to a certain group of junior girls. Sam Porter, will Mr. Axe's contemporary problems and his pacing while talking to the juniors. Merritt Richards, being of sound mind, will my ability to get along with my teachers to my little brothers. Nancy Rossiter, being of sound mind, will to sister my ability to get good grades in P. E. Jerome Salvey, being of sound mind and body, will my full flatneao to anyone with enough money. Lee Schmid, will myself to my girl and the Army. ' Francis Scott, will all my old Mad comics to anybody that reads that kind of trash. Jan Seekins, will the ticket booth to next year's A. S. B, treasurer. 81 l, Marla Shermer, do hereby will my amazing technique in parallel parking to anyone who doesn't particularly care whether or not he gets his driver's license. I, Alice Sherrel , will my seat in senior English class to my poor unsuspecting brother, Ralph. I, Peggy Smith, will my head majorette position to Adele Tandberg. I, Don Snoen, will senior English to anyone who wants to go to College but doesn't like Eng- llsh. I, Carol Streitt, being of sound mind, will my seat in contemporary problems to my brother. I, Pat Thacker, will my ability to run around Spic's barefooted to anyone who can take it. I, Allen Tiffany, in sound body, will my bicycle to any junior who can't afford a car. I, Deloris Trammell, being of sound mind, will my natural tan to poor pale Mr. Axe. I, Karolyn Tyler, being of sound mind, do hereby will to Dianne Zambori the fun I had in my senior year. flf she behaves herseltj. I, Joyce Uhacz, will my long hair to Irene Frackiewicz. I, Gail Vandenberge , will my natural colored hair to the junior girls. I, . Jerry VanFleet, will all my knowledge in drafting to Mr. Moore so he can keep on teaching. I, Harvey Varner, being of sound mind and body, QI thinkj hereby will one set of my guitar strings to next year's Elvis. I, Myra Voss, being possessed of sound mind, will Dlck's little red Studebaker to Mr. Cummings. fHe's a bad salesman--because he sold it.J I, Herb Wainwright, will all of my intelligence to Mr. Axe, and my eyes to anyone who is having trouble in school next year. I, Elsie Wallace, will my ponytail to Mr. Lindblom and my dimples to Mr. Hudson. I, Ron Ward, will all of my sober thoughts and apple polishing techniques to all of the poor little undergrads. I, Margie Wirkkala, will my ability to stay single to Sherrill Hardy and Louise Hartman. I, Marian Wirkkala, will my ability to get along with Mr. Axe to next year's seniors. I, George Yaw, being of sound mind, fl thinkj will my ability to shut up once in a while to Dick Haynes. I, Linda Young, having a mind, do hereby will my ability to get this far to my brother, Larry. I, Karren Ziebell, being of sound mind, will my nerve to take Latin II and Spanish I in the same year to my sister, Betty. Prophecy The year is 1979. The place is somewhere out in the Pacific Ocean. A beachcomber QRon Wardj is alone on a deserted island. One day while making his rounds on the island he discovered a bottle afloat with something in it. Thinking it was an important message, he swam vig- orously out to get the bottle. When returning to shore, he quickly opened the bottle to find it was a report of the graduating class of 1960 from Evergreen High. The message read: Twenty years ago in September 1959, one hundred and sixteen students started their last year of school. Nine months later on May 27, 1960, they all graduated. Today in 1979 they all lead different lives. The Americans finally landed on the moon. The rocket was in the Command of Lyle Paulson who reports The moon lsn't made of green cheese. Along with Lyle was his radio man Phil Hancock and their doctor Kay Johnson. In politics we have Dave Inman who is now the President of the United States, Judy Leckie, Governor of Washington, and Alvy Landis, Speaker of the House. QContempory Problems sure paid off .j Bruce Hoover is now a judge. He has tried such people as Frank Owings, Jim Mattlx, Marilyn Roberts and Ron Bonneau for Bootlegging and Kathy Pearson a.nd Joyce Grelck who tried to rob the David Hard National Bank. If it wasn't for Davids sneaky watchman, Sam Bauman, they would have gotten away with it. There are quite a few that went into show business. We have the new Everly Brothers, Doug Olsen and Harvey Varner, and Joe Lubenow as the Fabulous Flabian. Then there's Margie Krava who joined the circus as an acrobat, of course Jerry Vanfleet is with her, he cares for the elephants. Jeff Cartwright and Larry Alexander have been the two most leading men in Hollywood. Appearing on the Broadway stage is Jo Ann Brackett. The ballet The Graceful Swans will open at Carnegie Hall. .In this ballet are David Bowers, Duane Erickson, and Lewis Schatz. 82 U Have you had a Fuller Brush man around your house lately? Well, Sam Porter is the new salesman for this area. Sam says its amazing to see how many of the girls just ended up being housewives. There are Marla Iverson, Mardell Northrop, Myra Voss, Margaret Johnson, Karen Bowen, Betty Carlson, Pat Thacker, and Nancy Rossiter. Also in the selling business is Dianna Currier who sells Avon Products. Sue Hess now runs the neatest bop joint in town. It is called Slinky Sue's . Every night when the cool- est cat in town fAllen Tiffanyl walks into Slinky's he goes to a small corner where Alice Sherrel is still try- ing to master the art of Bookkeeping. For entertainment Sue has Buddy Dreir playing the bongos while Corrine Ohlinger pounds on the piano. This is the most popular hangout of the beatniks of yesteryear. The cats are Gary Monson, Lee Schmid, Karren Ziebell, Laura Dollarhide, Elsie Wallace, and Rick Harris. In sports we have the four horsemen of UCLA: Bruce Liebman, George Yaw, Allen Crumpton, and Joe Kunkel. Margaret Haagen swam the English Channel, while Jim McAbee went to the Olympics as a track star. Rod Cusie and Wayne Thorpe can be found at the Bonneville Salt Flats racing their Wheatie power- ed go-kart in an attempt to break the worlds land speed record. Speaking of sports, have you ever heard of the women's softball team called the Dilly Phillies? Well, the manager of the team is Jerome Salvey. The players are all graduates of the senior class of 60. They are Peggy Buzzini, Sally Lyons, Annette Mann, Hazel Munger, Carol Streitt, Wanda Pace, Marilyn Pietrsykowksi, Janis Seekins, Deloris Trammell Who's head of the City Sanitary Department? None other than Herb Wainwright. Working for Herb we have Garry Morrow, Marilyn Grimm, and Jackie Luman. Also working for the City is Mayor Chuck Mason. Evergreen has a new principal. He is Clyde Duback. On the faculty is Don Eldred, Phyllis Patten, Karolyn Tyler, Gerry Higdon, and Frances Dashen. Working in the Cafeteria are Marian HOOVGI' and Jackie Anderson. Television stars sure have changed. Dale Merrill and Don Kern have taken the place of the Lone Ranger and Tonto. Annie Oakley is now played by Jean Miller. Paul Kuter can be seen as emcee of American Bandstand. Marshall Dillon fJim Mullinsl and Chester lKen Keelerl can still be seen on Saturday even- ings. On Saturday afternoon you can still see Tugboat Annie who is now played by Marilyn Krout. We now have the Wirkkala sisters, Margie and Marian who are the stars of the Chevy show. Playing on the Lawrence Welk show is Nancy Martin, Kay Person and Peggy Smith. The new Champagne lady is Linda Griffith. Joyce Uhacz is doing pretty good for herself also. She's the favorite cover girl for the Mad magazine. Speaking of magazines, the photographer fDuane Rosel of the Look Magazine went to South Africa to take pictures of how the people live. Duane said that there were several people he knows, such as Gail Vandenberge who is queen of the Jungle, Danny Baylous head witch doctor and Yvonne King is now the official head shrinker. If you were to walk into the American Tobacco Company you would probably see a cloud of smoke as you walk in. Behind that smoke you would find Big Chief Puff 1Dick Gibsonj who is manager. Under Dick s management is Francis Scott, Vincent Ellithorpe and Maridee Garvey. Working in the Mogen David factory we have Linda Young, Sue Morris, Merritt Richards, and Kenton Allum who crush grapes. While sloshing around in the grapes they sing Kisses Sweeter than Wine . During the different holidays throughout the year, different people portray different characters. If you just happen to be at a New Year's Eve party you might keep your eyes open to see Marie Hering as the Old Year, When Easter rolls around Larry Rice is right there to play the part of the Easter Bunny. Making fire crackers for the fourth of July is Dick Haynes and his two assistants, Judy Boatright and Doreen Paradis, fThey sure have a blast every yearl. Of course, we can't forget good old Santa! Ron Milner sets inas Santa every year at Sears and Roebuck Toyland. It seems like for the past five years Erwin Martell and Don Snoen haven't been able to keep a job. As the two unemployed walk down the railroad tracks, Joe Owens who is now Engineer of the S. P. gl S. railroad, never fails to toot at them as he goes by. The only one left is me and that's not saying much. I'm still trying to write a book. ! A.n Old Classmate Dixie Barber 83 LARRY ALEXANDER Perfect Attendance--3 Booster Club--l, 4 Annual Staff--4 Paper Staff--4 Bowling Club--4 Senior Play Cast--4 Columbian Sports Reporter--4 Rally Squad--4 DANNY BAYLOUS Lettermen's Club--3, 4 Boys' League--1,2,3,4 Football--1, 2 Football Team Manager--3 Projectionist--3, 4 Art Assistant--4 KENTON ALLUM Boys' League--1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball--2, 3, 4 DIXIE LEE BARBER FHA--2, 4 Bowling--4 Bark Editor--3 Annual Staff--3 SAM BAUMAN FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 FFA Sentinel--4 Boys' League--1, 2, 3,4 JACQUE LYN MAY ANDERSON FNA 2, 3, 4 FNA Corresponding Secretary--4 FHA--1, 2, 3 Bowling Club--3 B4 JUDY ANN BOATRIGHT Science Club--2 FNA--2 FNA Sec. -Treas. --2 FHA--1, 2, 4 Solo Ensemble Contest--3,4 Honor Choir--3 Bark Staff--4 Annual Staff--4 YFC--1, 2, 3, 4 YFC Secretary--2 YFC President--4 Perfect Attendance--3 . Safety Council--3, 4 Safety Council Secretary-- Honor Society--3, 4 Madrigal Singers--3, 4 DAVID BOWERS 3- 4 Boys' League--1, 2, 3 4 RONALD BONNEAU Boys' League--2, 3, 4 JO ANN BRACKETT Transferred from Los Angeles--2 FHA--3,4 Spanish Club--3 Booster Club--3, 4 Science Club--3 Bowling Club--4 Senior Class Play--4 PEGGY BUZZINI Girls' League--1, 2, 3 FHA--1, 2, 4 Booster Club--4 KAREN YVONNE Bowl-:N FHA--1, 2, 3 Honor Soclety Booster Club--4 85 BETTY CARLSON Girls' League--1, 2, 3, FHA--1, 2 DIANNA CURRIER FHA--1, 2, 3, 4 FHA Princess--3 Perfect Attendance--2 Annual Staff--4 Bark Staff--4 FHA Treasurer--3 Girls' League Historian--4 Pep Band--1, 2, 3, 4 Sax Ensemble--3 Music in May--3,4 ALLEN CRUMPTON Band President--4 Band Vice President--3 Lettermen's Club--4 Basketball--1, 3, 4 Football--1, 4 Track--1,4 Pep Band--1, 2, 3, 4 JEFF L. CARTWRIGHT Bowling Club--2, 3, 4 Bowling Club President--4 FTA--2 Spanish Club--3, 4 Pep Band--2, 3, 4 Senior Class Play--4 Music in May--3,4 FRANCES ROBERTA DASHEN Transferred from Stevenson High School--4 Girls' League--4 RODNEY CUSIC Boys' League--4 VERNON DREIER Boys' League--1, 2, 3, 4 LAURA JEAN DOLLARHIDE Transferred from Battle- ground--4 Girls' League--4 VINCENT ELLITHORPE Boys' League--1, 2, 3, 4 CLYDE DUBACK Bowling Club--3, 4 Boys' League--1, 2, 3, 4 DON ELDRED FFA--1, 2, 3, 4 FFA Treasurer- 3 Parliamentary Procedure Team--2, 3 Football--1, 2, 3,4 Track--1, 2, 3, 4 Wrestling--3, 4 FFA Delegate--3 DUANE ERICKSON Boys' League--1, 2, 3, 4 RICHARD GIBSON Bowling Club--2, 3, 4 Spanish Club--2, 3, 4 Boys' League--1, 2, 3, 4 MARIDEE GARVEY Girls' League--1, 2, 3, 4 FHA--1, 2, 3, 4 Bowling Club--3, 4 LINDA GRIFFITH Honor Society--3, 4 Honor Society President--4 YFC--3, 4 YFC Songleader--4 FHA--1, 2, 3, 4 FNA--2, 3 Safety Council--3,4 Safety Council Reporter--3, 4 Science Club--2, 3 Spanish Club--2, 3, 4 Booster Club--3,4 Annual Assistant Editor--4 Bark Staff--4 Girl of the Month--3 FHA Junior Degree--2 Honor Choir--3 Solo Ensemble Contest--3,4 JOYCE GRELCK FHA--1, 2,3 Girls' League--1, 2, 3, 4 MARGARET HAAGEN Pep Band 2 MARILYN MAE GRIMM Band Ensemble--3 Girls' League Sophomore Rep.--2 FNA--2 Girls' League Vice President--3 FHA--1. 2, 3, 4 FHA--1, 2, 4 Bowling Club--3 FHA Points Chairman--2 Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 Bowling Club--2, 3, 4 Student Council--4 Booster Club--3,4 Booster Club President--4 Girl of the Month 2 Perfect Attendance--3, 4 Honor Roll 2, 3,4 Honor Society--4 FHA Chapter Degree--2 FHA Junior Degree--? 85 DICK HAYNES Bowling Club--4 Basketball--1, 2 Boys' League--1, 2, 3, 4 PHILIP HANCOCK Boys' League Secretary--3 Boys' League Vice President--4 Barber Shop Contest--4 Honor Choir--3 Football--1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball--1, 4 Baseball--1, 2, 3, 4 Booster Club--3 Lettermen's Club--3, 4 Boys' Quartet--4 Choir Vice President--4 Solo Ensemble Contest--3, 4 All-State Choir--4 DAVID R. HARD Boys' League Secretary--2 Bowling Club--3, 4 Football--1, 2, 3 Basketball--1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball--1, 2, 3 RODERICK OWEN HARRIS Bowling Club--2 Spanish Club--3, 4 Clippers Quartet--2, 3, 4 Music in May--3 Honor Choir--3 Barber Shop Contest--2, 3, 4 MARIE HERING Booster Club--3, FHA--1, 2, 3, 4 FTA--3, 4 4 FTA President--4 Student Council-- Bark Staff--3, 4 1,3,4 Annual Staff--3, 4 89 MARY SUE HESS FTA--4 FHA--1 , 4 Bowling Club--4 Booster Club--4 Bark Staff--3 ROBERT BRUCE HOOVER Transferred from Roosevelt--2 Lettermen's Club--3, 4 FTA--2, 3 FTA President--3 Spanish Club--3 Pep Band--2 Music in May--3 Honor Band--3 Solo Ensemble Contest--2 Dance Band--2, 3 Football--3, 4 GERRY HIGDON Girls' League--1, 2, 3, 4 FHA--2, 3, 4 DAVID L. INMAN - Class Vice President--2 Science Club--3 Science Club Commissioner--3 Boys' League Treasurer--3 Spanish Club--3, 4 Spanish Club Vice President--3 Perfect Attendance--1, 2, 3 Football--1, 2, 3, 4 Football Co-Captain--4 Bowling Club--2, 3, 4 Baseball--2, 3, 4 Seabeck Leadership Conf. --4 ASB President--4 Safety Council--3 MARIAN HOOVER Transferred from Roosevelt--2 Senior Class Play--4 Bowling Club--3, 4 Pep Band--4 Spanish Club--2, 3 E FHA--2, 3 Girls' League Concession Mgr.--4 K ' Booster Club--3, 4 KAY LOUISE JOHNSON Girls' League President--4 FNA--2, 3 FNA Vice President--2 FNA Sec. -Treas. --3 Bowling Club--2, 3 Bowling Club Treasurer--2 FFA Sweetheart--3 Perfect Attendance--1, 2, 3 Honor Roll--2, 3 Red Cross Representative--3 Senior Class Play--4 Seabeck Conf. --4 Inter-School Relations Meeting--2, 3 Girls' League Representative--2 JONAQUINE D. JACKSON Transferred from Fort Vancouver--3 Girls' League--3,4 90 MARGARET S. JOHNSON FHA--1, 2, 3, 4 Girls' League--1, 2, 3, 4 JOSEPH L. KUNKEL Lettermen's Club--2, 3, 4 Lettermen's Club Vice Pres.--3 Baseball--1, 2 Track--3, 4 91 KEN KEELER Boys' League--1, 2, 3, 4 DON KERN Boys' League--3, 4 YVONNE KING Transferred from Sandy Union High School--2 FHA--2, 3 Honor Society--3, 4 Perfect Attendance--2 MARGIE KRAVA Transferred from Fulton, Illinois--2 Booster Club--3, 4 Class Secretary--3 Booster Club Secretary--3 FHA--3, 4 Honor Society--3, 4 Bowling Club--3 Rally Squad--4 SWW Student Council Conf. --3 Senior Class Play--4 Perfect Attendance--3 Cheerleader Clinic--3 n A. vfif? s. 6. ' 1 4, 1-sv-X144 K . ff,-, be J ,if 21 5' Sam ni, PAUL KUTER Safety Council--3, 4 Bark Staff--4 MARILYN JEAN KROUT FHA--1, 2 FHA Treasurer--2 Booster Club--3, 4 Booster Club Treasurer- Class Vice President--4 JUDY ANNE LECKIE FHA--1, 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club--2, 3, 4 Honor Society--3,4 Booster Club--3, 4, Bowling Club--4 Rally Squad--4 -3 FHA Regional Meeting--4 FHA Treasurer--4 FHA Songleader--3 Spanish Club President--4 Booster Club President--3 FHA Junior Degree--2 FHA Chapter Degree--4 Student Council--2, 3, 4 Inter-School Relations Meeting--3, 4 Senior Class Play--4 ALVY LANDIS Bowling Club--2, 3, 4 Bowling Club Secretary--3 Class President--4 Annual Staff--4 Bark Staff-- 4 Pep Band--2, 3,4 Honor Band--3 Student Relations--4 Senior Class Play--4 Honor Society--3, 4 Honor Society Vice Pres. --4 Annual Staff--4 JOSEPH LUBENOW Boys' League--1, 2, 3, 4 BRUCE LIEBMAN FFA--1, 2, 3,4 Lettermen's Club--3,4 Football--1, 2, 3, 4 Football Co-Captain--4 Track Mgr. --2 Pep Band--1, 2, 3, 4 Music in May--3 Perfect Attendance--3 Honor Band--3 SALLY ANN LYONS Spanish Club--3, 4 Bowling Club--3, 4 JACQUE LINE GAIL LUMAN FHA--1, 2, 3,4 FHA Historian--2 Booster Club--3, 4 Bowling Club--3, 4 Hobo Queen--3 FTA--3, 4 FTA Reporter--4 FHA--2, 3 Honor Society--3 Booster Club--3, 4 Annual Staff--4 Bark Staff--4 J ESSI--2 Solo Ensemble Contest 3 FFA--1,2, 3 FHA--1,2,4 CHUCK MASON Transferred from Camas 3 Boys' League--3, 4 NANCY MARTIN FHA--1, 2, 3, 4 Booster Club--3, 4 FNA--2, 3, 4 FNA Historian--3 FNA Secretary--4 Perfect Attendance- Bowling Club--3, 4 Honor Band--3 Music in May--3 YFC--2 -2 ERWIN MARTE LL Boys' League- 1 2 3 4 ANNETTE MANN Girls' League- 1 2 3 4 JIM MATTIX Track--1 , 2 JEAN A. MILLER FHA--1,2,3,4 Bowling Club--3, Boys' League--1 FHA Concessions Mgr. FHA Vice President--2 Student Council--2 , 3 ,2,3,4 Girls' League Commissioner--3 Honor Roll--2, 3 Senior Class Play--4 FNA--2 YFC--4 Class Secretary--4 Booster Club--1, 3, 4 Booster Club Points Chrm. --3 Honor Society--3, 4 Bowling Club--2, 3 DALE MERRILL Boys' League--3, 4 JV Baseball Mgr.--3 JAMES S, McABEE Class President--2 Lettermen's Club President--4 Bark Staff--4 Annual Staff--4 spanish club--1, 2,4 Lettermen's Club--3, 4 Basketball--1, 2, 3, 4 Track--3, 4 Football--3, 4 Baseball--1, 2 GARY MONSON Boys' League--1, 2, 3, 4 RONALD L. MILNER Transferred from Jefferson High, Portland 3 FFA--3 Boys' League--3,4 94 SUSAN MORRIS FHA--1, 2, 3 Bowling Club--4 Booster Club--1, 3, Bark Staff--4 Annual Staff--4 Perfect Attendance- Honor Roll--3 Honor Society--3, 4 -2 GARY MORROW Boys' League--1, 2, 3, 4 1 MARDE LL NORTHROP FHA--1, 2, 3 Honor Choir--3 Girls' League--1, 2, 3, 4 JAMES A. MULLINS Boys' League--1, 2, 3, 4 HAZEL MUNGER FHA--1, 2, 3, 4 Honor Society--3, 4 Student Council--2, 3 FTA--2 CORRINE OHLINGER Honor Society--3,4 FHA--1,2, 3,4 FHA Secretary--2 FHA Vice President--3 FNA--2, 3, 4 FNA Second Vice Pres. --2 FNA President--4 Safety Council--3, 4 Safety Council Vice Chrm. --3, 4 Science Club--2,4 Booster Club--1,4 YFC--1, 2, 3, 4 YFC Vice President--2,4 Solo Ensemble Contest--2, 3 DAR Good Citizenship Award--4 . 1 JOE L. OWENS YFC--3, 4 Boys' League--3, 4 Honor Choir--3 DOUG OLSON Bowling Club--3, 4 Boys' League--1, 2, 3, 4 FRANKLIN S. OWINGS Boys' League--3, 4 WANDA PACE FHA--1,2, 3,4 Spanish Club--4 YFC--1,2, 3,4 YFC Second Vice Pres. --3 YFC Secretary--4 Honor Society--3, 4 Annual Staff--4 Bark Staff--4 Perfect Attendance--3 Solo Ensemble Contest--3 FHA Junior Degree--1 FHA Chapter Degree--2 DOREEN PARADIS FHA--1, 2, 3, 4 Bowling Club--4 Booster Club--3, 4 Bark Staff--4 Annual Staff--4 PHYLLIS PATTEN Science Club President--4 Girls' League Historian--3 FHA President--3 JESSI--2 Honor Choir--3 Tri-State Girls' League Conf. --3 Sweetheart Princess--3 Spanish Club Reporter--4 Solo Ensemble Contest--3 Choir President--4 Honor Society--3, 4 Safety Council Chairman- FHA State Conference--3 FHA Junior Degree--2 FHA Chapter Degree--3 Girl of the Month--3 Madrigal Singers--3, 4 -3 KATHALEEN PEARSON Girls' League--1, 2, 3, 4 LYLE PAULSON Booster Club--4 Science Club--2, 3, 4 Bowling Club--2, 3, 4 FFA--1, 2, 3 Lettermen's Club--3, 4 Class Treasurer--2 Class President--3 ASB Vice President--4 Football Mgr. --3, 4 FHA--1, 2, 3, 4 E,KAREN QKAYJ PERSON FHA--1, 2, 3,4 FHA Junior Degree--1 FHA Chapter Degree--1 FHA State Degree--2 FHA Regional Meeting--1, 2, 3 FHA State Convention--2, 3, 4 FHA Demonstration Day--1, 2 FHA Leadership Conf. --2 Science Club--2 Bowling Club--2, 3, 4 FNA--2, 3 FNA Corresponding Sec. --3 YFC--1, 2, 3, 4 YFC Princess--2 Perfect Attendance--3 Pep Band--1, 2 MARILYN PIETRZYKOWSKI Class Secretary--2 FHA--1, 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club--2, 3, 4 Booster Club--3, 4 Perfect Attendance--3 Student Council--1, 3 FHA Regional Meeting--2 SAM PORTER Boys' League--4 LARRY RICE Boys' League--1, 2, 3, 4 MARILYN ROBERTS Transferred from Camas High--3 Bowling Club--4 Girls' League--1, 2, 3, 4 FHA--4 MERRITT RICHARDS FFA--1 Boys' League--1, 2, 3, 4 NANCY L. ROSSITER FHA--1, 2, 3, 4 Bowling Club--3, 4 Booster Club--3,4 DUANE ROSE FFA--2, 3, 4 FFA Secretary--4 Bowling Club--2, 3, 4 FFA Judging Team--3, JEROME K. SALVEY Lettermen's Club--2, 3, 4 Spanish Club--2, 3, 4 Baseball--1, 2 Football--1, 2, 3, 4 LEWIS SCHATZ Safety Council--3 Booster Club--4 Spanish Club--2, 3 Bowling Club--3, 4 Lettermen's Club--3, 4 Boys' League President--4 Football--1, 2, 3 Basketball--1, 2, 4 Baseball--1 Track--2, 3 Perfect Attendance- 1 Photographer--4 Senior Play Cast--4 Twinlow Leadership Confer ence--3 Annual Staff--4 98 Student Council--1, 3, 4 FRANCIS SCOTT Bowling Club--2, 3, 4 Spanish Club--2, 3, 4 Spanish C1ub'Officer--3 JANIS KAY SEEKINS FHA--1, 2, 3 FHA Historian--3 FNA--4 Paper Staff--3 Annual Staff--3 Annual Editor--4 National Honor Society--3,4 Perfect Attendance--2 South West Wash. Girls' League Conf. --3 A, S. B. Treasurer--4 Quill 8: Scroll--4 Girl of the Month--3 LEE A, SCHMID FFA Boys' League--1, 2, 3, 4 Football--2 MARLA IVERSON SHERMER Girls' League--1, 2, 3, 4 FHA--2, 3, 4 Science Club--2 PEGGY SMITH FHA--1, 2, 3 Band Sec. --4 Booster Club--3, 4 Armual Staff--4 Paper Staff--4 Head Maj orette--4 Majorette--1, 2, 3 Representative to Swirl--3, 4 S.W.W. Girls' League Conf. --2 Reporter to Columbian--4 ALICE ANN SHERRELL Girls' League--2, 3, 4 YFC Club Treasurer--4 FHA--2 FNA--2 99 CAROL STREITT Girls' League--1, 2, 3, 4 Booster Club--4 FHA--1, 2, 3, 4 DON A. SNOEN Boys' League--1, 2, 3, 4 Bowling Club--4 WAYNE THORPE FFA--2, 3,4 FFA Treasurer--4 Science Club--2 County FFA Delegate--4 Resource Management Camp Farm Electriflcation Award FFA Television Show FFA Judging Team PAT THACKER Girls' League--1, 2, 3, 4 FHA--1, 2, 3, 4 Bowling Club--3, 4 DE LORIS A. TRAMME LL FHA--1, 2, 3, 4 Girls' League--1, 2, 3, 4 Perfect Attendance--2 ALLEN TIFFANY FFA--1, 2 Boys' League--1, 2, 3, 4 KAROLYN JOAN TYLER Paper Editor--4 Annual Staff--4 Girls' State--3 YFC Representative--2 YFC ll Vice Pres.--4 FNA Historian--2 Bowling Club--2, 3, 4 FHA Jr. Chapter Degree--1 FHA Chapter Degree--1 FHA State Degree--2 FHA State Meeting--2, 3, 4 FHA Parliamentarian--2 FHA President--4 Science Club--2 Honor Society--4 Perfect Attendance--2 Solo Ensemble Contest--3 JOYCE UHACZ Spanish Club--2, 3, 4 FHA--1, 2, 3, 4 FHA Songleader--2 FHA Parliamentarian--3 Student Council--3, 4 Rally Squad--1, 3, 4 National Cheerleading Clinic--3 Girls' League Conf.--2 Senior Class Play--4 Booster Club--1, 3, 4 FHA Junior Degree--1 Perfect Attendance--1, 2, 3 GAIL VANDENBERGHE FHA--1, 2 Girls' League--1, 2, 3, 4 Booster Club--3, 4 JERRY VAN FLEET Basketball--2 Football--4 Barber Shop Contest--2, 3, 4 Music in May--3 Honor Choir--3 Solo Ensemble Contest--3,4 MYRA VOSS FHA--1, 2, 4 Bowling Club--4 YFC--3 HARVEY EDWARD VARNER FFA--2 Solo Ensemble Contest--3 Boys' League--1, 2, 3, 4 101 HERB G. WAINWRIGHT Class Vice President--3 Band Secretary--3 Band Vice President--4 Spanish Club--3, 4 Spanish Club Treasurer--4 Football--2, 3, 4 Basketball--2, 3, 4 Track--3, 4 Lettermen's Club--3, 4 ELSIE A, WALLACE FHA--1, 2, 3, 4 FHA Points Chr. --4 Booster Club--3,4 FNA--2 Bowling Club--2, 3 Girls' League Treasurer- Girl of the Month--2 -4 SWW Girls' League Conf. --3 Tri-State Girls' League Conf. --3 FHA Regional Meeting--2 Lettermen's Club Treasurer--4 MARIAN WIRKALA FHA--1, 2 Honor Society--3, 4 FTA--4 FFA Sweetheart--3 Solo Ensemble Contest-- Honor Choir--3 Choir Secretary--3, 4 Class Treasurer--4 Annual Staff--3 Bark Staff--3 RON WARD Boys' League--1, 2, 3, 4 Bowling--4 MARIAN WIRKKA LA FHA--1, 2 Honor Society--3, 4 FTA--4 FFA Sweetheart--3 Solo Ensemble Contest- Honor Choir--3 Choir Secretary--3, 4 Class Treasurer--4 Annual Staff--3 Bark Staff--3 3,4 -3,4 GEORGE YAW Lettermen's Club--4 Football--2, 3, 4 Wrestling--3 Track--4 KARREN MARIE ZIEBELL FHA--1, 2, 3 FTA--3, 4 FNA--2 YFC--2, 3, 4 Spanish Club--4 Booster Club--3, 4 Majorette--2, 3, 4 National Twirling Clinic--3 LINDA YOUNG Booster Club--3, 4 FHA--1, 2, 3, 4 YFC--2, 3, 4 Bowling Club--4 All-State Choir--4 Senior Auto ra hs , .N 2 ,., , ' J, ' p I-K. 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M- QNX 'X A 'I07 Kenneth Abbenseth Mark Achen Stephen Albert Janet Anderson Joe Anderson Irvin Asher Wesley Baddgor Daryl Bangs Dennis Baxter Henry Beaudoin Retta Bellamy Alan Bowen Arthur Bowen Pat Bowers Robert Breaker Naomi Burnett Betty Carnell Edward Chittester Arlen Clark James Claypool Sandy Cobb Terese Cole Ben Coley Charlene Collingwood Rodney Colson Rodney Countryman Diane Crosby Sunny Daggett Karen Dashen Dwynene Davenport Diane David Gordon Davis Susan Dietz Janice Digrnan Terry Donnelly Lavonne Downs Gerald Dreier Dale Dungan Gary Edmonds Dale Edwards Madilane Edwards James Eldred Betty Jane Ellitho rpe 3 Irene Frackiewicz Judy Friberg LaMaunte Fritz Patricia Gaudet Marilyn Gentry Roger George Kathleen Gorman Linda Grahnert Roger Grelck David Hancock 'Q- +45 3 A gm on y X vt: riff Q il ff: N Il i F 1 'Q !,Q,.JU?'b 1 ,v-.. 'FEES' .aub ii? X .+ Ariel .ia Etta Hansen ' 'Q' M Eva Harris A Irene Hauslnger . 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S sr Dennis Thaut Mayetta Tiffany Richard Trengrove Sherman Volentine Ken Watson Frank Wescom Mike Wilder Mary Jo Wilson Larry Winn Robert Winston Carol Withers Clyde Wokal Douglas Wright Dianne Zambori NO PICTURE: Sharon Cameron David Hanning Ronald Hixon i xii, , ,.. . Sin, George James David Norman Charles Hutton David Paradis James George Diane Blank Wayne Lindsley Judy Schue Sophomores Advisors Mr. Amaya Mr. Swaim Mrs. Bewley Mr. Phares Mrs. Krieger Officers i L T 515. we LE FT TO RIGHT: Treasurer, Louise Hardy Secretary, Mary Ann Dungang President, Larry Roloffg and Vice President, Bob Joner. 112 'X i , fi' A K .140 igf l S 5.2i??U13 . ,ag , T3 it , .. ff? A 3 f ' H? 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A.S.B. Gffieers i 2 X. i I i Q l 3 S . X F , up X ik J' Fe' ,i ,B f 4 1 Q 7 4 2 Ex , 1 LEFT TO RIGHT: Commissioner, Frank Rauschg Vice President, Henry Dietz, President, Gary Page, Secretary, Janet Claypoolg Treasurer, Bill Nelson. Seventh Grade LEFT TO RIGHT: Row 1: Elaine Taylor, Marlene Bowen, Karen Fields, Linda Harding, Georgia Kramer Karen Walker, Deana Bott, Carlene Pace, Juanita Green, Janice MacArthur, Stephen Mathes. Row 2: Pam Chevron, Gail Owens, Frank Harbison, Frank Workman, Danny Younce, Jerry Boatright, Bill Ireton Mike Harrington, Lollie Gullikson, Harry Inman. Row 3: Dennis Duvall, Bob Hansen, Glenn Harding, Gordon Coop, John Pierce, Eugene Gibson, Ted Person, Peter Sumner, Gary Vraspir. Not in picture: Linda Morgan. SJ' LEFT TO RIGHT: Row 1: Marilee Harris, Sandra Mattson, Carol Vraspir, Lunn Salvador, LaVerne Smithline, Reva Morecroft, Jim Skelton, Galen Clark, Nancy Flagar, Linda Erickson, Darlene Thompson, Jimmy Hogan. Row 2: Ivan Crosby, Wayne Panker, Pam Anderson, Roberta Weese, Delores Featherston, Sandy Murphy, Cheryl Hagen, Gale Waterland, Linda Long, Susan Kellar, Miss Fraser. Row 3: Gary Boldt, Pat Hauck, David Stanard, Jeff Kuter, Roger Hancuff, Steve Frice, Dick Wessler, Gene Page, Bob Lavadure, Danny Sprecker. Seventh Grade Eighth Grade LEFT TO RIGHT: Row 1: Susan Molyneux, Gail Arionus, Barbara Amundson, Sharon Vandenberghe, Martha Herrington, Karen Ostenson, Susan Carlson, Sherry Eby, Geraldine Boldt, Linda Morse. Row 2: Jerome Kment, Kenneth Gibson, Jeannine Philips, Corrie Keehn, Sheila Kiel, Diane Thorpe, Linda Corley, Paula Bryson, Cynthia Falkenhagen, Mike Peebles, Steve Trimbo, Mr. Berg. Row 3: Douglas Krout, Robert McGrew, Richard White, Jim Fisher, Cashie Frackiewicz, Jim Arvidson, Terry Huteson, Terry Gallagher, Ronald Mackey, Gary Winters, N 1' ,LQ XI, LE FT TO RIGHT: Row 1: Brenda Leetch, Carolyn Schuchman, Ervina Phipps, Patsy Ferguson, Jeanette Wilt, Jessica Komm, Diana Winston. Row 2: Judy Haagen, Leoral Roll, Delores Piper, Sharon Free, Marlene Porter, Mary Sivits, Patricia Lyons, Mrs. Fisher. Row 3: Tim Doorak, Warren Schippers, Robert Guadet, Ralph Hausinger, Jerry Bodin, Pat Black, Jeffrey Hancuff, Daniel Kastl, David Carman. Eighth Grade LE FT TO RIGHT: Row 1: Sherrell Hansen, Margie Smith, Linda Sanford, Judi Bowman, Pat Boston Barbara Dickinson, Donna Atchley, Susan Hansen, Carol Butcher, Betty Ziebell. Row 2: Melva Peters, Cynthia Kemper, Carolyn Newton, Dorothy Morgan, Janet Claypool, Gail Johnson, Linda Cox, Carol Isaacson, Terry Day. Row 3: Dennis Dempton, Gene Bowlin, Frank Pausch, Dennis Malone, Kerry Hampton, Bob Hitchcock, Brent Skill, Bob Ovall, Norman Kangas, Darrel Smith, Mr. Hines. U1- fb' LEFT TO RIGHT: Row 1: Donna Bare, Sandra Tyrrell, Joyce Thomas, Barbara Tyler, Barbara Patton, Carolyn Hill, Linda Standard, Ester Rasmussen, Suzanne Lenoir, Donna Hopfe. Row 2: Terry Townsend, Laurel Howard, Luila Johnson, Mildred Thomas, Steve Hernance, Steve Haakonstad Gary Salvagno, Charles Lock, Glen Stenerson, Jim Goucher, Row 3: John Groth, Ron Hanning, Aaron Rich, Eddie Johnson, Loren Rice, Ken Odem, Bill Pietz, Larry Young, Roger Lindsley, and Ron Paulson. Advisor: Mrs. Moon. Eighth Grade LEFT TO RIGHT: Row 1: Gary Burnett, Mike Briles, Richard England, Richard Newell, Andy Tiffany, Rodney Goodwin, Jim Thacker, Theron Johnson, Tom Thompson. Row 2: Candore Bowyer, John Seekins, Randy Bonneau, Dean Downs, Mike Gibson, Jim Canoy, Ray Allyn, Sam McCommas, Billy David, David Flanery. Row 3: Rose Marie Severson, Edith Wiert, Sharon Walker, Candy Abbenseth, Jonaquin Waddington, Carol Ashcraft, Barbara Fuller, Nona Carnell, Carol Finley, Donna Daugherty. W , . E E -'af JQN if .. l5ii'BX9 l S LEFT TO RIGHT: Row 1: Joan Heithemper, Mary Lee, Doris Piper, Barbara Brumitt, Sharel Hoffman, Joyce Richards, Donna Johnson, Bernie Meridieth, Gloria Martell. Row 2: Iris Asher, Richard Preston, Richard Hartin, Jesse Hanson, Ronny Gough, Jack Bolt, Linda Merrill, Mr. Zavodsky. Row 3: Jim Grahnert, Danny Orlson, Ernest Ellithorpe, Cecil Roberts, Harold Komm, Mary-kyliriclisgwf Danny Daljlli. O 'f ' f ,J . 7517, ' I P C,f5f c CZ P-QL Q3 -x X car ' , ' '- .092 lx Cf! f N . -, -I Ei lg Q K K -1,4 fm., ,V bi: I5 afffxbsir Q . tty J we 2- E ds A feat- Lf 'iff Cf of to if f, is ,fe fc .fp QA '? C fa - Q, Q , ff at .f ,5 , f 4 - o 1 ' 'Qc' -4 K ff A4 ,, '1,X JE, 1 76 , CNQQJ nc,H4,f F, Q,- Cf. ' , Cvbvdgs 7 KN 63A QCA ff , W g6,1,V N :N A gtg? I 4 LE FT TO RIGHT: Row 1: Joyce Bracket, Ligda E, bygfnda cb ng' ry Q Patq? Wastler, Lynn Loomis, Louise Guinn, Helen RoQ-- R fCliffo , Judy ' aa QQ P Row 2: Alice Ellithorpe, Mike Funk, Julie Sug e Ragga' Effie , , , Bill Nelson, Ron Milligan, Jerry Snead Lynda Fontan ,Pat hr sie,JlI!RQd9, ' eese, 2,5 -Q r e y M1 sk f Mr. Billings. Row 3: Orville Bull,Robcrt Dean, Ward karstens, 3 , Q5 Jerrv Luhdahl. Ken Richards, Bill Rick, Jim Britt, Vern Anderson, I . I X . 'gb 'uf f 5 K --f-3 .9 e - I 1. LEFT TO RIGHT: Row 1: Sharon Loomis, Sheila Fogle, Lavonne McGhee, Sherri Anderson, Mary Ann Dwyer, Jean Bowman, Carol Uhacz, Jane Hartshorn, Marian Johnson, Jeannine Clark, Barbara Osborne, Cheryl Raymer. Row 2: Nita Grurnmite, Wayne Trengrove, Merle Heater, Eddie Allyn, Donald Davey, Frank McAllister, Don Yule, Barbara McCommas, Paula Long, Patty Sabin, Peggy Morrow, Mrs. Boyd. Row 3: John Coop, Robert Mullin, Wert Edwards, Ricky Liston, Waldo Sutherland, Keith Richards, Kenneth James, Earl Connor, Peters Billy ndine, Virgil Northrop. E ,X XR . Freshmen R rx K XX x xr R Nix , s R . XX fx LEFT TO RIGHT: Row 1: Eldora Field, Judy McMillan, CarolRose, ar lms, Deane Dickinso Carolyn Burnett, Debrae Morte, Frieda Beckman, Cheryl Krout. Ro De e Hanson, Edward Seeley, Charles Thompson, Leonard Holsman, Paul Scott, Robert Kern, To hrendson, Mr. Moore. Row 3: Charles Saylor, Philip Friberg, Donn Robb, Dale Patt , Sick en, David MacArthur, Tom Coffield. . Mgnwk ,31- in :Q E' 9 Q r. S' 'X' we ui in l:..tX LE FT TO RIGHT: Row 1: Barbara Meyer, Carol Goff, Glenna n, Terry Lea Chaffee, Kathy Sperry, Vicki Dilly, Janet Martin, Gail Larson, Joy Etta Flanery, Carol Berg. Row 2: Robbie Harris, Dean Potter, Kathy Gross, Sharon Brumitt, Mary Howe, Barbara Marczak, Gail Rossiter, Dennis Walker, Jim Bolin, Mrs. Scanlan. Row 3: Ed Magnuson, David Lester, Jim Hunter, Gary Olson, Jim Woodard, Larry Frice, Ken Bergerone, Hank Duback, Philip Thompson. Freshmen LEFT TO RIGHT: Row 1: Janice Gustafson, Jeanette Schram, Vicki George, Dana Edmonds, Pamela Weems, Sandra Reeves, Sharon Crooker, Jean Wirkkala, Marilyn Bryant, Pearl McGrew, Vicki Person. Row 2: Lyle Bangs, Steve Campbell, Jerry Norman, Frank Campbell, Edward Grady, Gerald Ross, Henry Dietz, Sunny Bauman, Grace Hill, Judy Thacker, Judy Klineline, Mr. Soule. Row 3: Jim White, Garry Mitchell, Donald Queor, Wendell Wilson, Barry Neal, Wainc Richards, Michael Lydon, Zane Keffel, Mike Heiber, Gary Page, Jim Reinhardt. Missing from picture: Terry Inman, JoAnn McClaskey, Laura Streitt. X n ' ' ' A S. N' xg .1 X, ?1'.1txr,,:'E1,, Snapshots ' :, x A 'J ll 1 ga- A fp ' Q- .. Y W, KF? ' , . ,Q .N ' I all M . 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