Gresham High School - Munhinotu Yearbook (Gresham, OR)
- Class of 1950
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WE THE PEOPLE ....... of the Munhinotu staff, in order to form a more perfect annual, establish lasting friendships, insure deserved recognition, provide for the common enjoyment, and promote the general recollection of fond memories do hereby present the ...... l95O MUNHINOTU ln preparing this annual, the staff has attempted to present the idea of democracy as it is seen in Gresham High School. We have tried to present the school as it appears to everyone-the first-term freshmen, the graduating senior, the faculty, the school board and the public. Here are shown not only the big events which go down in the records but also those everyday scenes which to students will symbolize Gresham Union High School. MUNHINOTU STAFF FIRST ROW-D. Ware, M. Sipe, business managerj W. Makinson, editor: C. Williams, G. McBee, K. Sipe. SECOND ROW-C. Porter, P. Bennett, N. Taylor, J. Kesterson, K. O'Neal. THIRD ROW D K I . I - . a berer, J. Thibodeau. Missing when picture was taken were B. Rounsefell, C. Ferguson. l DEDICATION To our advisor, Miss Hazel Newhouse, we seniors wish to dedicate this l95O issue of the Munhinotu, for she has guided our class democratically through four years of high school. Because she has stood by us and worked for us in accomplishing all that we have done, she will always occupy a prominent place ia our memories. l E. G. LARSON, Chairman SCHOOL BOARD The Board of Directors is the democratic foundation of Gresham High School. They are elected by the legal voters of the school district, to build, maintain, and operate the school. They are the people's voice in the management of the school, and they conscientiously work toward making the school one of the best. Gresham's School Board has five members coming from separate ele- mentary school districts, but who attempt, nevertheless, to represent the entire population served by the school. E. G. Larson, chairman of the group, is from Gresham, District No. 4. Other members are: W. W. Masten, Lynch, District No. 28, V. H. Sipe, Union, District No. 26, Clackamas County, E. E. Settergren, Orient, District ljointl No. 6, and Harvey Snyder, Powell Valley, District No. 26, Multnomah County. George W. Page is the clerk, appointed by the School Board and a resident of Gresham. The School Board decides on all matters of policy as well as handling the innumerable small details necessary to operate a school of Gresham's size. They authorize the spending of money for school expenses, plan the budget, hire employers, and okay all improvements in the school's building, curriculum and management. ' Much of Gresham's student body comes from non-high school districts, which complicates the duties of the School Board. They, nevertheless, work for the welfare of all the students of the school and resolve that all attending shall receive as good instruction as this school is able to afford. Tn Farm More Perfect niun . . . HARVEY SNYDER SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS GEORGE vv. PAGE Powell Valley District No. 26 Clerk lMultnomah Countyl V. H. VlC SIPE W, W, BILL MASTEN Union District No. 26 ELMER E. SETTERGREN Lynch District No. 28 EXii?4iA3.!i.iiXfL . lClackamas Countyl Orient District Uointl No. 6 H ' WE El-'iii-' ' ii 2: v-vii-ff I CHARLES SAVERUDE, Supt. FRANK BARTHOLOMEW, Assf. supf. LEFT TO RIGHT-Y. Gilbertson, J. Dygert, I. Jensen, E. Clark, J. Snyder, A. Ledine, J. Hill, C. Taylor, B. Jackson, D. McDonald, B. Brooks, A. Ledine. STUDENT OFFICE GIRLS OFFICE STAFF I In this office the countless details which are necessary to operate the high school are sorted, compiled and emerge as the effective administration we now have. ESTHER BARTHOLOMEW ROBERT BELIEU KATHLEEN BIALOSTOSKY ULALA BUDNICK TYPING MECHANICAL DRAWING BIOLOGY SPANISH u.s. HIsTcRv FREEHAND DRAWING HEALTH LATIN BAND DOROTHY BUMALA DONALD BUTZIN WINIFRED CASTERLINE LEORA CHENEY WYNFERD CHILTON LATIN U.5.HlSTORY ENGLISH ALGEBRA sIoLoGv GEOMETRY JouHNALIsM ENGLISH GEGMETRV HOME ECONOMICS ARITHMETIC MIRIAM CLARK DOROTHY CRAVEN RUTH CRYMES JOYCE CUNNINGHAM IVAN GILLAM ALGEBRA PHYSICAL EDUCATION ENGLISH HOME ECONOMICS PUBLIC SPEAKING GEOMETRY ALGEBRA TRIGONOMETRY ENGLISH IRMA GREISEL MARY ALICE HELVIE RUTH HENDERSON MARY HILL SCIENCE ENGLISH BIOLOGY SCIENCE CHEMISTRY TVPING Q I J, wi: me-fir Xie J' I 4 ' W LAURA MAE STUI-IL LEDA SURFACE ALLAN THEDE HARRY THOMPSON ENGLISH HOME ECONOMICS ALGEBRA PHYSICAL EDUCATION GEQMETRY SCIENCE PHYLLIS TUTTLE WILLIAM WATKINDS ALGEBRA HEALTH ENGLISH ARITHHETIC FAC U LTY ASS EM B LY An outstanding event of the year was the Faculty Assembly where the teachers let down their hair and presented a very entertaining program. Featured was a one-act play, The Ugly Duckling . Miss Winifred Casterline directed the program. FACULTY ASSEMBLY FIRST ROW-M. Morgan, J. Cunningham, J. Richardson, I. Greisel, D. Johnson. SECOND ROW-W. Watkinds, W. Casterline, P. Tuttle, V. Hulett, W. Satch- P. Tuttle, W. Satchwell. well, B. Monnes, A. Thede. X bw ev STUDENT OFFICERS CLYDE FERGUSON I Sergear1t-a'r- rms rf! vfi,..,.f'! if -- ATQACV -f',4laZLQi ,,5,5 54,147 ,, fr! 3 1' I fcL,4,Q41'f-'V' Q3 f A L41 A 'f I 4 KTA 'ff , KL-4Afffff' . f .fri X.-yy -R X' Y X Cf L 5f i'kf i7 2 QL fl wCgA,EfxX..H ,, ROY BODINE 95,1 1 President W M ALLAN TARPENNING Vice-President M mf? PAT MCCULLOUGH Secretary DARRYL WARE Pubilicity Manager STU DENT COUNCIL The student council is composed of students who are elected by their classmates to direct the activities of the student body. They okay the expenditure of student body funds, limit the nominees for student body officers from the petitions presented and decide on other matters pertaining to the welfare of the student body. This year they authorized the money to buy robes for the Choir and limited the nominees for '50-'Sl offices. The Student Council sits to guard the honor of Gresham Union High School, to determine policies with respect to student affairs and to supervise in the general way expenditures of money. This is done subject to faculty approval, and it is rare that the judgment of our student council members is questioned, or changes suggested in their decisions. The council initiates new activities, supervises old ones, perfects old practices and keeps alive worthwhile traditions. STUDENT COUNCIL SEATED-B. Rogers, G. Luarca, M. Hathaway, T. McWilliams, P. McCullough, R. Bodine, J. Thibodeau, B. Bush, N. Carter. STANDING-D. Irving, K. Sipe, A. Tarpenning, J. Cronin, D. Stockton. LAEL TILLSTROM, Secretary BOB HAYES, President LOUIS ELAM, Vice-President SENIOR CLASS HISTORY As a typically bewildered freshman class, the seniors entered Gresham high school in the fall of l946. Miss Hazel Newhouse was awarded the ambitious class to advise, I Their first meeting together was highlighted by the selection of these class officers: Ken Sipe, president, Carol Williams, vice-president, Janice Kesterson, secretary, Joanne Olson' and Carl Nelson, student council members, Jim Holcombe, sergeant-at-arms, and Joanne Chapman, Girls' League repre- sentative. ' The well remembered freshman party, the class trip to the beach and the traditional cleaning of the trophy case made that year significant. A little more self-assured, the class returned as sophomores, led by class president, Roy Bodine, vice-president, Norma Taylor, secretary, Betty Holland, sergeant-at-arms, Junior Walters, council members, Ken Sipe and Carol Williams, and Girls' League representative, Edna Mulkey. That year the now-traditional choice of a king and queen of the sophomore party was started. Bob Rounsefell and Pat McCullough reigned as king and queen of hearts of the Valentine party. The class made a trip to the beach that year also. Junior class officers were: president, Jim Thibodeau, vice-president, Howard Butzer, secretary, Barbara Bush, sergeant-at-arms, John Cronin, council members, Roy Bodine and Jean Hathaway, Girls League representative, Ruby Takashima. The lower halls were invaded that year by this class, who presented a successful production of the play, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay , directed by Miss Marjorie Machen and Miss Newhouse. Theme of the junior-senior prom was ln a Chinese Temple Garden . lt was staged only after much hard work and preparation. As juniors they chose the class motto, Of a good beginning cometh a good end , which aptly describes the progress the class has made. The carnation was named class flower and rose and white became the class colors. The senior year, always the most interesting and eventful, was presided over by: president, Bob Hays, vice-president, Louis Elam, secretary, Lael Tillstrom, council members, Jim Thibodeau and Barbara Bush, sergeant-at-arms, Harvey Rutz, and Girls' League representative, Donna Lambert. The presentation of Life With Father was directed by Miss Janette Richardson and Miss Newhouse. This constituted another first , since the play was presented before the junior play in order not to interfere with graduation activities. The senior mothers' tea, senior skip day, held on a Monday for the first time, the banquet, whose theme was Rhapsody in Blue , the prom, baccalaureate and the graduation exercises were the outstanding events of the Year. I The class chose to revive the tradition of giving a gift to the school and presented a flagpole for the football field. I The mid-century class is leaving Gresham high school this year, but the traditions they have helped maintain, the friendships they have cultivated and the memories they cherish will not be gone. PAUL ADDIE NORMA ALLARD BUD ANDEREGG ALBERT ANDERSON SHIRLEY ANDERSON SANDRA ASCHER ARNOLD BAKER ROBERT BARNHILL EMMA BARTHOLOMEW MARLENE BAXTER LOIS BEAVER5 MARY RUTH BEISER EDWARD BENNER PHYLLIS BENNETT JAMES BERQUIEEQI AA, .5 SHIRLEY BITHER METTIE BLACKBURN LARRY BLUM LEROY BODINE EUGENE BOURGEOIS TOM BOWLIN LAWANDA BOWMAN JEWEL BRADSHAW NANCY BRICE FLORENCE BRIDGMON RUBY BRITTON DEE BRODKINS DALE BROWNAWELL D'ANNE BRUMBAUGH LILA BUCK 2 S. I i-iid 5 f ' zgAs,1-,,.':s1v:,1:'--fi3ini4sZE,i2gUf,-E:,-'g,f,3gs l ' ,S R ifV'3fff2'i22? ' CTL- ' ki-Y16?5?i56,'.3itfe:3E, :Li Y 'I V' 4 iff ' .1 ry' rx::v,' , 'I , I ,,, A , GEORGE SWANSON P YN VRUBYKJTAKASHIMA BARBARA TALLMAN MARILYN TANGEN NORMA TAYLOR JIM THIBODEAU CX 4' NTHGIL THOMPSON LAEL TILLSTROM ROBERT VALLEY JIM WALKER ,I , ,I MII- e, A I I5 , ,V I JEAN WALTER A HERMAN WALTER DARRYL WARE JOYCE WEBB ROBERT WELCH DGNALD WELCH ALMA JOANNE WHITE DONNA ZABACK CLIFTON WEST ROBERT WHALLEY HARRY WHITE SHIRLEY WILLS EDYTHE WILSON ROBERT WRIGHT wp ' ff? I1 '17 -Mx LOIS CRAMER, Secretary 1 NICK WELSH, Vice-President f JM IW JUNIOR CLASS Led by president Roger Menke, the junior class c ried through a well organized program of activities. Principal events of the year were the junior-senior prom and presentation of three one-act plays, Madame Dode , Hummingbird Hiccoughs and The Ghost Story . Officers assisting Roger were: secretary, Lois Cramer, vice-president, Nick Welsh, sergeant-at-arms, Rich Miller, student council representatives, Doug Irving and Nancy Carter, and Girls' League representative, Martha Godfrey. Miss Lucille Poucher was class advisor. JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL TOP ROW-R. Menke, presidenty L. Cramer, secretary, N. Carter, student council repre- sentative, M. Godfrey, Girls' League representative. BOTTOM ROW-N. Welsh, vice-president, D. Irving, student council representative: R. Miller, sergeant-at-arms. LUC I LLE POUCHER, Advisor JUNIOR GIRLS FIRST ROW-BV. Brooks, B. Shepard, M. Stewart, S. Marston, D, Nelson, J. Miller, S. Ellis, L. Howk, E. Scott, M. Richey, L. Zimmerman, M. Holland, P. Hood, A. Ledine, E. Fahner, M. Redfern, M. Adair, D. Erickson, G. Ostrom, L. Johnson, J. Lloyd, P. Gadbaugh, P. Lehman, E. Bartholomew. SECOND ROW-C. lckler, M. Elam, C. Zeimer, L. Tolbert, R. Kohn, R. Mitchell, C. Churchill, C. Taylor, C. Wood, S. Hansen, P. Penney, Henry, J. Schaffer, M. Nerbovig, D. Ryan, J. Wescom, V. Galligani, B. Ketch, R. Gillespie, B. Collins, B. Tamerius, M. Sasse. THIRD ROW-J. Brugger, S. Porter, L. Ayers, J. Porter, M. Godfrey, D. Thompson, R. Stapleton, B. Sanford, R. Lear, D. Lingle, J. Stokes, E. Smith, B. Barber, E. Rutz, P. Holliday, I. Kennedy, P. Gerulf, L. Moore. FOURTH ROW-N. McVitty, D. Schmidt, D.AYegge, B. Brock, E. Davies, M. Kehrli, A. Nederhiser, J. Speer, V. Hawthorne, Z. Mitchel, K. Watters, C. Blur, M. Wilson, R. Houston, N. Pickett, I. Plant, A. Eli, S. Jessing, J. Olsen. FIFTH ROW-C. McKenzie,.B. McKennie, N. Sullivan, W. Chaffin, N. Johnson, R. Maes, D. Swails, L. Leavenworth, J. Lewis, T. Glancone, E. Langley, J. Keith, L. Pense, G. Moore, B. Paulsen, J. Owen, D. Sturdevant. SIXTH .ROW-L. Pattee, E. Meyer, J. Larnssies, G. Curtis, C. White, B. Jackson, B. Turney, M. Harger, G. McBee, H. Relsbeck, C. Soom, J. Ambrose, D. Vinton, L. Cramer, N. Carter, J. Hoffmeister, R. Bissell, D. McDonald, P. Wolfe, N. Davenport, B. Mowery, P. Laughlin. JUNIOR BOYS FIRST ROW-R. Stone, W. Dennis, N. Norton, G. Leake, D. Nettleton, D. Kinne, D. Lee, J. Van Orsow, D.lPeterson, Mrs. llgoujchelg, T. Templeton, D. Potts, E. Shelley, L. Burton, S. Cook, G. Zimmer, D. Dederick, G. Harding, D. Rhude, . ac son. SECOND ROW-D. Heiney, J. Cox, E. Emberg, S. Murphy, D. Schroeder, R. Tornasini, R. Hawes, A. Tarpenning, N. Welsh, J. McFeron, R. Miller, J. Edison, R. Menke, D. Wirlck, D. McGinnis, T. Bird, D. Johnson, M. Root, R. Spaulman. THIRD ROW-D. Gaines, D. Slone, J. Steward, V. Gardner, T. Judd, J. Hartman, D. Irving, R, Currier, R. Beller, R. Cipriano, C. Ball, B. Riley, H. Chalker, N. Payne, R. Strycker. FOURTH ROW-J. Eaton, E. Toyooka, W. Gradin, M. Bergstrom, K. Campbell, J. Staneck, C. Wadleigh, R. Nelson, D. Wolfe, M. Smith, W. Downey, H. South, E. Fisher, R. Lucas, G. Pearson, P. Montecucco. FIFTH ROW-G. Rubottom, D. Watzlawick, C. Anderson, K. Hagedorn, C. Halseth, J. Strang, L. Colony, D. Van De Bogart, G. Nelson, S. Paulson, W. Nyquist, R. Riikula, D. Springstad, L. Lipskey, E. Gorsuch, G. Michael, J. Kirwan, M. Barker, B. Fetters, R. Leber, F. Bartholomew. SIXTH ROW-J. Otto, R. Round, B. Cox, K. Zorn, B, Thompson, C. Jones, W. Deardorff, D. Kinnear, D. Norlen, J. Almond, C. Keegan, R Hosford, B Alzner, M. McKinney, D. Webb. JAN FLATLAND, Secretary HIRAM CRANE, President EUGENE COX, Vice-President SOPHOMORE CLASS Under the able hands of Miss Alice Helvie, advisor, Hiram Bub Crane, class president, and Jan Flatland, secretary, the sophomore class was led efficiently through their second year. Assisting officers were Eugene Cox, vice-president, Gloria Luarca, Girls' Council member, Bill Rogers, Boys' Council member, K'Lynn Brumbaugh, Girls' League representative. A little wiser and more organized, the sophomores held their annual party with Shine on Harvest Moon as its theme. King and Queen were Virgil Sunderland and May Halvorson. Other activities were decoration for Baccalaureate and having a check booth at the Junior-Senior Prom. SOPHOMORE COUNCIL TOP ROW-G. Luarca, student council representative, J. Flatland, secretary, K. Brumbaugh, Girls' League council. BOTTOM ROW-B. Rogers, student council, E. Cox, vice-president, D. Nishimura, sergeant-at-arms. Missing for the picture was H. Crane, president. Q MARY ALICE HELVIE, Advisor SOPHOMORE GIRLS FIRST ROW-R. Poisel, S. Davis, A. Larson, J. Beyer, M. Swank, J. Swift, A. Cox, H. Stroud, J. Thompson, B. Mills W. Thompson, S. Snyder, N. Bradford, B. Tyler Y. Curry, M. Smith, C. Thayer, M. Byrnes, M. Belcher, J. Deish T. Jarrell, J. Perkins, E. Lane, C. Allen, P. Harvey. SECOND ROW-F. Dollowitch, L. Dillard, E. Rakowsky, B. Cook, G. Gunderson, B. Oman, M. Ruth, E. Berlick, M Hallvorson, P. Guisto, G. O'Neal, J. Schultz, G. Lumsden, C. Moon, P. Walker, N. Heartt, D. Yadon, T. Ellis, C Steiger, E.JLcgar, D. Fellows, K. Brookins, A. Burch, M. Milsted, B. Snell, D. McGinnis, B. Coffey, E. Erickson . anc, . auer. THIRD ROW-S. Schleichardt, S. Schmid, J. Coiteux, E. Pillster, G. Dupree, M. Lodwig, D. Cereghino, J. Drew, V Greiner, M. Bice, R. Baucom, D. Gould, C. Ryman, V. Stomer, J. Snyder, J. Nelson, B. Collins, L, Koon, J. Powell F. Ameele, J. Flatland, P. Hahn, A. Anderson, B. Krause, G. Gabbart, F. Snodgrass, D. Jones. FOURTH ROW-I. Rund, L. Alexander, C. Root, L. Modin, D. Bailey, B. Coe, A. Aukland, G. Hinton, B. Lee, E Barclay, S. Furgeson, A. George, R. Lenhaysen, L. Condo, C. Cooper, L. Owenby, K. Hannah, B. Tracy, P. Gallant L. Bettendorf, M. Sites, C. Savage, J. Welborn, B. Hall, J. Lambert. FIFTH ROW-M. Thompson, A. Clark, L. Stufflebean, C. Austinson, L. Kelsey, K. Wickersham, D. Weisgerber, G Caywood, P. Ando, M. Park, S. Shirahashi, C. Murahashi, K. Ono, T. Catlin, A. Smith, M. Hull, S. Hagstrom, B Stevia, U. Stratton, H. Rappe, M. Woodworth, B. Morgan, D. Fisher, J. Thomas, K. LeClair. SIXTH ROW-M. Quinlan, L. Beebe, S. Cox, M. Allison, G. Luarca, A. Schiewe, G. Radke, B. Yobp, C. Donison, S Smith, L. Shade, D. McKenzie, N. Stemmons, J. Mathews, A. Hickey, D. Kellogg, M. Hull, F, Plant, A. Valley R. Stephenson, J. Chambers, R. McClanahan, L. Dillon, N. Schrieber, C. Ellis. SEVENTH ROW-J. Thibodeau, B. Frey, J. Griffin, H. Salathe, B. Lucas, K. Brumbaugh, P. Poppenheimer, P. lrcing, C. Relch, R. King, Peterson, ,J. Bates, R. Anderegg, J. Sweeney, C. Wegener, S. Watters, S. Bassett, M. Dewey D. Withers, N. Quinn, S. Gresli, L. Jenkins, S. Manin, J. Meeker, D. Larson, D. Hafner. SOPHOMORE BOYS FIRST ROW-E. Wilmeth, C. Leedom, E. Cavett, D. Coe, D. Rees, N. Logerwell, R. Grossenbacher, B. Waggoner, G. Lindemeier, G. Cummings, J. Udelhofen, J. Moore, E. Cox, F. Helber, R. Tate, D. Conner, L. Shortt. SECOND ROW-T. Midford, W. Tucker, G. Telling, B. Crawford, J. Gladfelder, A. Stofiel, T. Gaines,.B. Nieberger, J. Hood, N. Nystrom, J. Farrow, V. Sunderman, D. Morgan, R. Coop, D. Ziegler, R. Jackson, W. Bonnin, L. Russom, J. Chinchen, K. Levien, M. Shelton, T. Dupee. THIRD ROW-G. Wiese, R. Clark, J. Cambel, J. Shaw, F. Boggs, B. Rogers, R. Sutton, B. White, D. Smith, R. Seibel, K. Wolf, C. Staben, R. Hewlitt, H. Luarca, G. Gadbaugh, G. Hedlund, B. Hagstrom, J. Potts, J, Green. FOURTH ROW-R. Cipriano, G. Peck, G. Hensley, D. Maes, J. Roper, S. Vahey, R. Lewis, Green, B. Dutton, E. Faubion, G. Stephenson, J. Schoffstall, B. Parr, J. Takashima, R. Ouchida, A. Gerulf, D. Ranieri, D. Sanford, E, Brotherton, P. Beller H. Crane D. Nishimura. F-IFTH ROWQC. Robinson, E. Harmon, J. Burgett, B. Rhodes, B. Anderson, J. Rogers, E. Creech, B. Rhodes, D. Gilbert, B. Zimmerman, L. Griffey, R. Anderson, J. Baker, B. Huber, M..Willits, J. Quay, N. Rogers,-L. Joy, F. Davis, A. Meyer SIXTH ROW-B. Hosford, B. Shoemaker, R. Sonfleith, V. Saltveit, R. Hasselman, D. Schweitzer, K. Smith, R. Boyer W. Frutiger, D. Kirwan, C. Abraham, D. Schroder, N. Ridgeway, R. Emburg, D. Lund, D. Norton, B. Scott, H Persons, R. Lunsford, H. Christie, D. Leber. SEVENTH ROW-B. Lowden, D. Solheim, D. Dowsett, R. Gran, J. Bourgo, S. Olmsted, A. Walliman, J. Knutson, R. Morrison, G. Wasson, J. Gordon, H. Siron, B. Misenhimer, H. Wilson, B. Johnston, R. Ahlstrom, D. Coffey, B. Johnston, D. Nelson, J. C. Keeney, G. Kesterson, E. Jackson. 1 1 1 1 l DONNA HAYS, Secretary BOB RUSSELL, President JACK KELLY, Vice-President FRESHMAN CLASS The freshman class enrolled with a total of 388 boys and girls. As their first democratic move, they elected these class officers: president, Bob Russell, vice- president, Jack Kelly, secretary, Donna Hays, sergeant-at-arms, Jim Perkins, Girls' League representative, Mary Lou Almond, student council members, Mary Lou Hathaway and Dale Stockton. Under the supervision of their advisor, Mrs. Leora Cheney, they presented a highly successful St. Patrick's Day party and performance. FRESHMAN COUNCIL TOP ROW-M. Hathaway, student council representative, D. Hays, secretary, M. Almond, Girls League representative, D. Stockton, student council representative, B. Russel, president. BOTTOM ROW-J. Kelly, vice-president, J. Perkins, sergeant-at-arms. l LEORA CH ENEY, Advisor FRESHMAN GIRLS FIRST ROW-C. Bross, E. Coffman, V. Worth, S. Swedberg, B. Porter, M. Schwartzkoof, S, Therrell, D. Leichner, M. Almond, Y. Davidson, J. Abraham, P. Paul, D. Chambers, S. Cook, C. Olson, V. Chronister, I.. Spivey, L. Jensen. SECOND ROW-A. Statfenson, D. Weisenhaus, D. Peterson, D. Lee, E. Burch, G. Lehr, L. Nelson, B. Linton, M. Eaton, D. Richardson, J. Hawkins, A. Soom, J. Johnson, W. Aukland, K. Weible. D. Carson, E. Rogers, W. Smith, S. Roberts, E, Fancher, E. lnce, D. M. Snyder, C. Hitchcock, D. Brown, M. Rubottom, W. Grigsby, M. Sutherland, V. Hansen, L. Sherman. THIRD ROWfJ. Cramblet, B. Boggess, V. Morris, D. Lorett, E. Knutson, M. Brennan, B. Namlie, S. Wigmore, J. McCoy, M. Schneider, P. Noreen, M. Ford, D. McConnell, D. High, R. Miller, S. Clements, S. Rice, L. Katzberg, S. Park, M. Burns, M. Bancroft, D. Resare, S. Radke, S. Walters, N. Turner, I. Traister, E. Gorsuch, J. Reed, R. Strait. FOURTH ROW-R. Ubanks, S. Chase, L. Kurihara, B. Fetters, C. Fulton, M. Johnson, P. Stead, A. Ballou, M. Naval, S Williams, D. Cole, J. Hettum, N. Dewey, M. Hane, A. Bice, B. Shaull, R. Bowen, J. Waugh, C. Youngs, J. Francis, R. Burk, D. Robertson, C. Anderson, V. Nelson, P. Love, D. Montag, J. Gilmore. FIFTH ROW-M. Bulk, E. Swan,Fl?.,Shelley, S. Harrington, B. Paul, P. Christensen, B. Samuel, D. Radovitch, D. Walters J. Franks, J. Lansing, D.,, ox, D. McMillan, J. Dingman, M. Harmon, P. Schoeneman, A. Madsen, B. Milstedi M. Van Ronk, B. Kino, B. King, B. Booth, E. Redinger, G. Nichols, M. Hoover, A. Wolfe, M. Irvin. SIXTH ROW-M. Quinn, B. Hughes, L. Lett, P. Kerstin, J. Carrier, E. Hoar, D. McNamee, M. Lamorille, P. Morsman, E. Gillard, M. Edyvean, J. Null, P. Akse, D. G. Snyder, K. Soderberg, N. Schrader, D. Stafford, M. Golden, S. Lawler, D. llukes, E. Barker, M. Benedict, G. Pietrie, J. Pierson W. Jones M. Sheets, N. Kiser. SEVENTH ROWfN. Rosenburgelr, K. Spitzer, A. Stenzel, M. Hathaway, Leake, D. Hays, J. Dutton, D. Miller, L. Land, J. Hill, V. Williams, S. Makinson, B. Moffatt, N. Lee, A. Seibel, M. Hinton, C. Karin, S. Bowlin, B. Klang, D. Harris, B. Sheldon, C. Johnson, P. Jones, V. Sparling, S. Simpson. FRESHMAN BOYS FIRST ROW-L. Oldenburg, Peterson, A. Karn, B. Fennemore, W. Baker, M. Phillips, D. Harvey, C. Williams, R. De Hart, D. Davis, D. Pitman, D. Zaback, D. Ware, L. Stensland, D. Burgess, C. Benson, J. Rice, M. Springsted, K. Johnston, R. Handy, G. Craig, D. Dempsey, F. Blomquist, R. Hansen, K. Pfund, B. Winkler. SECOND ROW-B. Keltner, G. Hofford, B. Eberlien, J. Bush, G. McCutcheon, G. Morey, F. Cox, D. Tarmann, C. Gore, W. Goumaz, R. Schramm, G. Cobb, D. Graf, B. Connel, R. Baker, J. Sayers, E. Foreman, P. Grundfossen, D. Andress J. Stanek, D. McCaffery, W. Miller, D. Lane, D. Bredvold, L. LaFIeur, O. Lawler, J. Tate, O. Zimmerman, N. Strebin THIRD ROW-J. Gates, H. March, D. Marttila, B. Bloomfield, J. Madsen, N. Boice, A. Treanor, C. Cook, G. Linden K. Gunderson, B. Foster, D. Parsley, O. Allbright, B. Boss, F. Palmer, B. Wilson, D. Fisher, G. Witzel, D. Davis J. Richey, D. Larson, L. Crouser, G. Snyder, A. Anderson, T. Mayfield, E. Webster, J. Sweatt, R. Bratcher. FOURTH ROW-K. Van Wart, E. Elam, B. Christy, A. Toyooka, B. Manfull, R. Wright, D. Harris, L. Olson, G. Goguen B. Betts, D. Curtis, J. Schultz, J. Coulter, L. Bridgmon, T. Herd, D. Scott, J. Perkins, F. Peterson, P. McAdams J. Hammond,-L. Ramsey, G. Rexford, B. Russell, D. Grimsted, B. Fish, F. Pieters. FIFTH ROW-J. GillooIy,vC. Thompson, P. Twyman, B. Burgett, V. Elbon, D. Baker ,C. Miller, B. Morsman, E. Peterson R. Snively, J. Lofquist, R. Cameron, C. Christie, R. Powell, D. Fay, E. Erickson, R. Gradin, C. Ogle, V. Parkhurst D. Helder, R. Rogers, C. Dillon, H. Homsley, D. Johnson. SIXTH ROW-K. Hamilton, M. Dillashaw, S. Johnson, D. Lewis, R. Hoffas, D. Maurer, R. Ziemer, J. Coates, J. Clark E. Van Tassel, J. Wells, D. Schroder, H. Rovang, W. Isaacson, W. Faust, S. Sasse, J. Hays, F. Johnson, B. Jones H. Rund, D. Denning, M. Peterson, P. Shepherd. SEVENTH ROW-R. Paulsen, P. Hoffert, D. Gee, B. Nelson, R. Spooler, B. Bernick, D. Clark, J. Weisgerber, K. Petteway K. Lundgren, L. Bennett, G. Gasser, B. Stinson, D. Stockton, D. Lear, G. Johnson, J. Wilson, J. Dykstra, B. Redding M. Underhill, L. Cermack, M. Coats, B. Wirostek, B. Layten, J. Kelly. 1 1 1 1 1 1 They not only learn from books but gain practical experience in doing the work taught. CHEMISTRY LABORATORY In rooms such as these, students of Gresham High School study and gain the knowledge presented to them. BOOKKEEPING ROOM This is but one side of the many- taceted education students at Gresham receive. TYP I NG ROOM These rooms furnish an atmosphere of study to those who want to learn, al- though they may also bring discomfort to those who don't. BIOLOGY LABORATORY fv r H14 peox e f p f i ' X Q R HONOR ROLL FIRST ROW, KNEELING-P. Pickett, D. Lingle, J. Hill, E. Engel, E. Knudson, M. Brennan, J. Coiteuag, S. Hagstrom, N. Dewey, K. Ono, S. Shiraishi, J. Spear, J. Johnson, D. Gould, J. Bates, R. Anderegg, P. Poppenheimer. I SECOND ROW-P. Pfeifer, C. Ellis, S. Ellis, Y. Gilbertson, A. Aukland, L. Koon, E. Davies, E. Berlik, J. Drew, V. Greiner, K. Watters, N. Carter, L. Howk, L. Cramer, J. Ambrose, D. Vinton, D. McDonald, C. Williams, B. Jackson, E. Barclay, V. Stover, R. King, M. Theirl, D. Fellows, S. Dunning, K. Brumbaugh, A. Holloway, B. Larson. THIRD ROW-J. Baker, J. Pfund, G. Gunderson, N. Blanc, L. Condo, B. Collins, G. Hinton, A. Genge, R. Stapleton, J. Owen, Z. Mitchell, C. Taylor, D. Erickson, C. Porter, A. Steinkirchner, S. Rice, M. Almond, D. Leichner, R. Bowen, M. Woodworth, B. Krosy, A. Anderson, P. Hahn, J. Lambert, L. Modin, C. Root. FOURTH ROW-D. Maurer, L. Crouser, B. Turney, E. Bartholomew, V. Kruger, Y. Davidson, D. Fox, B. Paul, K. Soderberg, J. Null, W. Smith, E. Rogers, P. Loughlin, A. Welty, D. Brumbaugh, R. Britton, C. Dobbins, S. Furgeson, P. Giusto, M. Golden, J. Reed, L. Jensen, R. Maes, R. Lear, C. Wood, , FIFTH ROW-B. White, B. Bloomfield, V. Hofford, l. Jensen, S. Tscharner, M. Dewey, N. Quinn, D. Weisenhaus, J. White, N. Erickson, D. Noreen, P. McCullough, M. Sitzman, D. Sparling, J. Dick, J. Lasher, B. Tallrnan, A. inwards, J. Mills, E. Lane, J. Flatland, F. Ameele, B. Frey, J. Almond. SIXTH ROW-B. Fetters, D. Montag, N. Leake, D. Mills, P. Walker, E. Gillard, D. Zaback, C. Lewis, J. Bradshaw, L. Ownbey, B. Rogers, T. Dupee, R. Menke, G. Michael, R. Lewis, P. Beller, E. Cox, F. Helber, L. Tillstrom, J. Dygert, B. Bush, M. Coy, J. Johnson, G. Leake. SEVENTH ROW-D. Grimsted, D. Davis, J. Richey, L. Ramsey, R. Gradin, E. Erickson, J. Tate, E. Toyooka, H. South, B. Pankratz, C. MacKenzie, D.' Geymer, J. Gosset, D. Dederick, B, Hosford, G. Rubottom, B. Nelson, C. Miller, R. Zierner, R. Paulson, J. Thibodeau, T. Midford, M. McKenny, B. Alzner, S. Vahey. HONOR ROLL The Honor Roll consists of students who receive 90 or better in four subjects for one six-week period. Students who have 9O's in five subjects receive highest honors, whereas those who receive three 90's and one grade of 85 or better receive honorable mention. A i6 M.M. BOYS The i6 m.m. Boys are responsible for the work of stage management, special lighting and wiring effects and operating the cameras for student groups. FIRE CHIEFS chiefs, chosen by the Stu- dent Council, are in charge of fire drills and the fire protection of the school. The fire B. Hay, R. Miller R. Cipriano, J. Smith fy- .fin .nf .1 .Q .ff 'f' 'i l.'I31! Y : 1?B--1, iei.m'asmWfWffiiLiWWHt Ri E 2K'ili 'HftiRZS3K 5235 -Q 1? it iii ei 5542 .,.. it 1 'KL lf? Qi? iii asf 53 3 Ss? :isa M. Er? 5511 Sv: i at use ri E i Q , :ze . ,tr -aw? E The Wurld Wlll CHOIR FIRST ROW-D. Ott, P. Noreen, J. Keith, B. Krause, A. Cox, E. Berlick, B. Lucas, G. Sato, E. Fahner, M. Nerbovig, C. Cooper, J. Coiteux, E. Pillster, N. Carter, K. Waters, D. Gould, J. Sweeney, M. Almond, S. Roberts, E. Fancher, M. Ford, C. Donnison. SECOND ROW-V. Greiner, M. Benedict, A. Soon, D. Richardson, C. Johnson, J. Griffin, B. Frey, C. Bjur, B. F.ear.n, E. iensfn,dS. Hagstrom, G. Dupree, E. Rakousky, B. Oman, L. Koon, J. Bates, P. Pickett, P. Gladfelder, D. McGinnis, . ars ve t. THIRD ROW-G. Moore, J. Gilmore, M. Stewart, D. Schmidt, N. Sullivan, D, Fisher, F. Dollowitch, S. Porter, L. Ayers, S. Slchmid, C. Root, L. Condo, J. Abraham, M. Schneider, M. Edyvean, D. Zaback, P. Akse, M. Egnew, J. Carey, . amsey. FOURTH ROW-M. Schwartzkoff, F. Snodgrass, P. Harvey, C. McKenzie, D. Stewart, L. Ownbey, T. Giancone, S. Marston, C. Ziemer, M. Hull, J. Drew, P. Penney, P. McCullough, M. Sitzman, V. Hofford, E. Bartholomew, C. Wood, N. Erickson, J. Deisch, M. Belcher, B. Wilson. FIFTH ROW-G. Tieling, A. Wallaman, B. Thompson, A. Craig, R. Bodine, T. McWilliams, J. Almond, N. Welsh, D. lJviRIg,TJ. Hartman, F. Peters, S. Murphy, B. Russel, L. Tillstrom, D. Noreen, C. Porter, R. Houston, B. Whalley, . or on. SIXTH ROW-G. Reaford, L. Bridgmon, B. Wright, W. Bonnin, B. Valley, S. Olmstead, A. Nielson, M. McKennie, D. Webb, D, Nelson, R. Hollingsworth, S. Vahey, B. Eberlain, D. Pittman, W. Nelson, H. Butzer, H. Perkins, K. Sipe, R. Cipriano, G. Johnson, B. Redding. CHOIR The newly-formed l25-voice choir, under the direction of Mr. David Ott, partici- pated in the annual district contest held this year at Gresham. Highlights of the year were a concert and the performance of the Gilbert and Sullivan operetta, Trial by Jury Choir robes were purchased for the group by the student council. One of the most active groups from the choir is the triple trio, a group of girls, who have sung at various performances throughout the year. Officers for the year were: president, Nick Welsh, vice-president, Howard Butzer, secretary, Marjorie Sitzman, treasurer, Tom McWilliams, sergeant-at-arms, Ken Sipe, Girls' League representative, Corene Porter, librarians, Patsy Pickett and Vivian Hofford. TRIPLE TRIO LEFT TO RIGHT-L. Tillstrom, C. Porter, D. Noreen, K. Watters, M Pack P McCullough, V. Hoffard, N. Carter. Little nie . . . CCNU4ET'TRlO D. Kinnear, G. Michael, F. Davis CLARJNET DUET J. Thomas, E. Lane ADVANCEDBAND Gresham's band, led by Mr. Robert Belieu, has become a part of almost every school gathering, for they perform more often than almost any other school group. They were seen this year at football and basketball games, in assemblies, at the Sandy-Gresham concert, Spring concert, Russelville grade school concert, district band contest, and at the graduation exercises. The players were awarded letters for satisfactory participation in all scheduled band events. Pictured also are the clarinet duet and cornet trio, groups who perform at various events, but were organized specifically for the contest and concerts. I BAND MAJORETTES-J. Peterson, E. Johnson, M. Redfern. KNEELING-G. Harding, E. Elam, A. Hickey. FIRST ROW-E. Lane, J. Thomas, J. Sherwood, J. Snyder, W. Tucker, N. Leake, K. Hannan, E. Coffman, M. Elam W. Thompson, A. Clark, M. Thompson, J. Tate, R. Strycker. SECOND ROW-M. Dillashaw, V. Sparling, D. Lorett, E. Meyer, V. Parkhurst, L. Bowman, J. Hammond, L. Tolbert C. Ellis, S. Ellis, J. Stanek, N. Strebin. V THIRD ROW-D. Dederick, M. Smith, V. Thompson, L. Pattee, L. Elam, R. Gradin, C. Gore, D. Kinnear, J. Takashima D. Wirick, R. Green, W. Gradin, F. Davis, F. Helber. FOURTH ROW-E. Wilmeth, M. Christensen, C. Allen, A. Meyer, J. Roper, M. Root, J. Cox, J. Farrow, J. Strang, G Michael, Mr. Belieu. X n . , W .I 'f n f1 i' , 'E 'T I ...M . . ifwikwqffww i ?17333l'A'g'?WBT'j ?', ....:.-we-nz 1 W '?'lf-LTQ7F.:f:11!Q'i'I-9s1 Qf2M-w.:-491f 7'2!??fWR'fe M W . . fw27'7f?515?'?w??N55wf'33 'T FRESHMAN CHORUS FIRST ROW-C. Johnson, J. Gilmore, M. Schwartzkopf, B. Linton, M. Eaton, B. Hughes, M. Ford, P. Christenson, S, Roberts, E. Fancher, J. Franks, B. Milsted. SECOQIE RIQZW-D. Ott, M. Hane, D. Leichner, M. Sheets, P. Morseman, P. Akse, J. Null, E. Gillard, M. Edyvean, M. c nel er. THIRD ROW-M. Benedict, R. Burk, J. Hettum, A. Soorn, D. Richeson, S. Cook, P. Noreen, S. Therrell, V. Wirth, S. Swedburg, J. Carey, M. Almond. FRESHMAN CHORUS During the first semester, the freshman chorus functioned but was absorbed into the advanced choir during the second semester. The chorus included only fresh- man girls with a desire to sing. They performed at the Christmas alumni assembly. Mr. David Ott was the director. BEGINNING BAND The beginning band is a training group for the first band. They do a lot of hard work and study in preparation for entrance into the advanced group. Mr. Robert Belieu is director of the approximately 25 students in the group. BEGINNING BAND KNEELING-P. Love, J. Gates, C. Karn. FIRST ROW-G. Cobb, B. Burgett, E. Rogers, D. Lane, B. Connell, G. Lynden, J. McCoy, W. Goumez, J. Dykstra, B.-Huber. SECOND ROW-Mr. Belieu, R. Handy, A. Treanor, J. Lofquist, M. Van Ronk, B. King, D. Bredvold, T. Mayfield, J. Wilson, C. Cook. THIRD ROW-R. Schramm, K. Van Wart, J, Schultz, K. Hamilton, F. Blomquist, G. Morey, C. Abraham. RED CROSS COUNCIL and SPEAKERS BUREAU BACK ROW-H. Rutz, J. Gossett, L. Blum, W. Clancy, D. Norlen. FRONT ROW-S. Davis, A. inwards, M. Godfrey, J. Lasher, W. Makinson, Miss Johnson. RED CROSS COUNCIL The Red Cross Council is a group of appointed students whose purpose is to organize and carryuout work for the Red Cross in the high school. Chairman of the group until early in March was Richard Chaffin. Warren Clancy and Martha Godfrey weredGresham delegates to the Portland area J.R.C. council of which Warren is vice- presi ent. Wanda Makinson and Larry Blum were members of the area speakers bureau and made numerous speeches during the Red Cross fund drive. IA show was prepared of student talent and presented for the veterans at Barnes hospital. The program was later presented in assembly. The cast is shown below. BARNES SHOW TROOP FIRST ECW-Mr. Off, V. Henderson, D. Snider, M. Nerbovig, J. Peterson, M. Sitzman, P. McCullough, C. Porter, Miss o nson. SECOND ROW-G. McBee, A. Craig, M. Benedict, D. Noreen, D. Sparling, P. Penney, W. Clancy. THIRD ROW-S. Cook, H. Butzer, R. Menke, N. Welsh, W. Nelson, R. Bodine, G. Teeling, J. Cronin. NOT IN PICTURE-J. Almond. misilli' . like? . Tn Insure Domestic FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA KNEELING-W. Jay, M. Bancroft. FIRST ROW--F. Plant, P. Laughlin, L. Bettendorf, E. Rodgers, W. Smith, I. Plant, I. Plant. SECOND ROW-Miss Surface, N. Rosenberger, R. Clark, R. Poisel, L. Lett, D. Resare. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Future Homemakers of America, under the leadership of Miss Leda Surface and presi- dent Ethel Rogers, is open to any girl who has taken homemaking. At Christmas the girls made felt dolls for veterans' children. They also held two pot- luck suppers and helped with the F. F. A. banquet. Officers besides Ethel were: Willie Smith, vice-president, Fern Plant, secretary, Janice Powell, treasurer, and Inez Plant, sergeant-at arms. Shown here are the laboratories in which these girls work. Future Homemcikers of Americo ZitiiaiiiiltiattrlliwitliiJREJli5E5iii2Q355LZ735iQiiZiiE52 Tranquilit . . . F. F. A. The Future Farmers of America is an organization for boys taking vocational agriculture. ln the past year they won numerous awards in stock judging, playing basketball and other activities. Two Gresham boys, Vonley Fetters and Bud Anderegg, were awarded State Farmer Degrees and the Chapter was awarded a Gold Emblem given to the eight best Chapters in the state. Officers for the last year were: Don Hillyard, president, Bill Fetters, vice-presi- dent, Bud Anderegg, secretary, Frank Bartholomew, treasurer, Harry Lane, reporter, and Loren Obrist, sentinel. Shown here is the agriculture building lthe shopl around which their activities revolve. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FlRSTdROW-J. Scott, C. Conner, L. Obrist, B. Anderegg, D. Hillyard, J. Lane, F. Bartholomew, J. Karlen, A. McKay, 3 VISOY, SECOND ROW-R. Hagstrom, J. Otto, R. Tomasini, K. Hagedorn, P. Montecucco, R. Hawes, R. Leber, R. Strycker, T. Judd, B. Fetters, A. Tarpenning, J. Knutson. THIRD ROW-R. Morrison, R. Hasselman, K. Smith, T. Dupee, R. Gran, G. Peck, J. Gordon, G. Wasson, D. Conner, H. Wilson, G. Hensley, D. Leber. FOURTH ROW-F. Peterson, L. Joy, C. Zimmerman, D. Denning, F. Johnson, H. Rund, V. Parkhurst, D. Baker, G. Witzel, R. Jones, J. Madsen, D. Johanson, M. Coats, R. Betts, R. Wilson, N. Boice, N. Strebin. 35512 ,. 2595. .35ii95K333E37933Q53E55??2Si!5EifEiI5lE?lli?l53ll2Q2QfTfi55 f5'ELli5if1iH5liiE?i??iQ?9ikfiilflifiiE11:fffi5?S5ll.'ZiY'EiiU'-QYSSWQQE Shil:i?4t?lg5S4g1?,f3m?iE13iiK?iii?loMSf355Ei?t'M?i1 S'ii1i??f?i3iEl5f'!fJiG9iW3'W2is5KQQSEE5'56'4Zi?545lLQ5Z9?tEi2fg33?viT!f?1giiSg5tg!',5E5gL6fMQ f- ,mmf P 1 1 wif.-,-. l,4,iJi?,g lsLJMf-w li lt?-r -'c A'AL.J, iifllll RALLY SQUAD STANDING-C. Williams, N. Taylor, K. O'Neal, B. Bush, P. Penny, P. McCullough. KNEELING-D. Norlen, J. Thibodeau. RALLY SQUAD Under the direction of Miss Phyllis Tuttle, the rally squad was responsible for promoting pep and enthusiasm for the sports events of the school. They held pep rallies at school and one football rally in downtown Gresham. The newly organized Junior Varsity rally squad supported Gresham's Baby Gophers throughout the basket- ball season. J. V. RALLY SQUAD STANDING-T. Gaines. KNEELING-J. Bates, K. Brumbaugh, E. Bartholomew. Q- I .ML PHYLLIS TUTTLE, Advisor ,E lmyglwgcz.-q.fff SENIOR CLASS PLAY STANDING-B. Bush, B. Whalley, D. Brumbaugh, D. Geymer, B. Tallman, H. Rutz, A. Craig, D. Lingle, S. Ascher H. Butzer, E. Engel. SEATED-V. Henderson, A. Nielson, W. Makinson, N. Taylor, J. Walters. SENIOR PLAY Life With Father , by Clarence Day, was the Broadway hit chosen for production by the senior class Two performances, a matinee and an evening performance, were presented. ln the title role of the domineering lord of his house , father was Andy Nielson, supported by the gentle, budget-foolish mother, Wanda Makinson. The four sons of the family ranged from Clarence, suffering from first love, played by Dale Lingle, through John, an enthusiastic trouble-finder, portrayed by Arden Craig, typically boyish Whitney, otherwise known as Harvey Rutz, and the baby of the family, Harlan played by Junior Walters. Cousin Cora with her family disturbing manner was played by Verity Henderson. Norma Taylor was Mary, Clarence's one and only . The minister, Dr. Lloyd, was Howard Butzer maids were, successively, Sandra Ascher, Barbara Bush, Barbara Tallman and Edith Engel. The two doctors were Douglas Geymer and Bob Whalley. Miss Janette Richardson directed the play with the assistance of class advisor Miss Hazel Newhouse. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY The Juniors this year chose to present three one-act plays instead of the usual single three-act production. The plays were Madame Dode , Hummingbird Hiccoughs and The Ghost Story . Cast of Madame Dode included Glenda Curtis as Alma Walters, Dale Wirick as Jim Walters, Jenny Kludt as their married daughter, Kay, Jim Hartman as Kay's husband, Bob, Janet Ambrose as Madame Dode, and Donna Erickson as Olga, the maid. Hummingbird Hiccoughs was presented by Scott Cook as Dr. Bugbird, Lois Johnson as Miss Squink Christine McKenzie as Miss Tick, Dan Webb as Dr. Truipee, Dick Nelson as Mr. Gay, Glen Zimmer as Mr. Sims, Ruth Lear as Miss Hardtack, and Donna Lingle as Miss Sharp. Included in The Ghost Story cast were Carol Taylor as Anna, Roger Menke as George, Ruth Kohn as Mary Lois Howk as Grace, Elfrieda Fahner as Lennie, Gerry Leake as Lynn, Doug lrving as Tom, Martin McKenny as Floyd, and Jim Hartman as Fred. T Mr Robert Poucher, Mrs. Lucille Poucher and Miss Mary Alice Helvie directed the performances. , ll ,L f Y. 'N8!H '9W ' Elr- ' ,. .9-BSA D. Deder ck, R. Takashima, L. Blum, A. Craig. Fur Uursel us and Um' Pnslerit . . . I III- ' ,I I :III ffiy Q Mfg JL' I- , ,,-'.' . KIA! Us 5- is ra - -.- '- . S EDITORIAL BOARD vi 0' ARGUS WRITING STAFF FIRST ROW-Advisor D Butzin, R. Kirwan, B. Fearn, S. Ellis, C. Wood, P. Pfeifer, Editor R. Takashima, D. Gaines, D. Dederick, J. Dick, N. Erickson. SECOND ROW-R. Maes, M. Godfrey, M. Van Ronk, V. Henderson, E. Engel, E. Clark, J. Gossett, L. Buck, M. Coy, B. Tallman, R. King. A THIRD ROW-C. Williams, B. Wright, P. Penney, A. Craig, D. Davis, N. Welsh, R. Menke, G. Michael, K. Watters, D Gould D Sparling M Sitzman . , . ' , . ' . b-A FOURTH ROW-E. Davis, J. Cox, S. Vahey, J. Roper, C. Cook, G. Rubottom, B. Rounsefell, L. Koen. iw' ,QI a.F,fir II I PERSONALITY OF THE WEEK COMMITTEE PICTURED WITH ARGUS FEATURE EDITOR P PFEIFER ARE A. Welty, E. Benner, D. Montag, R. Miller, K Brumbaugh J Scott, L. Bowman, D. Dowsett, O. Zimmerman F Boggs ARGUS BUSINESS STAFF DONALD BUTZIN, Advisor LEFT TO RIGHT-E. Knudson, R. Maes, R. Lear, M. Hull, J. Richardson, Advisor D. welsh, E. Park, business manager, J. Johnson, E. Berlik. ga, ' s, i7li21'5'fZ T f1 f7 0 ARGUS STAFF There were several groups responsible for the success of the Argus this year. The job of compiling and preparing news and features fell to the writing staffflunder the editorship of Ruby Takashima, assisted by associate editor Don Dederick. iNews editor for the first of the year was Jerry Dick, but Carol Wood took over thegi latter part of the year. Feature editor was Patsy Pfeifer, while Don Gaines handled the sports page. I The editorial board was created to determine the policy of the Argus on cdntro- versial school and community issues. They meet periodically to stimulate interest in these issues. A Another important group of the Argus family was the Personality of the Week Committeejcommonly referred to as the P.O.W. Committee . This group, composed of one representative from each club and department of the schodlfmet to choose the person who was to be personality of the week . This honor is awarded to someone who had done something worth while for the school in the field of activities but had received little recognition for it. One of the most hard working groups in the school was the Argus business staff, who supported SO per cent of the cost of the paper through their ad-soliciting efforts. Business manager was Eunice Park. Miss Janette Richardson advised the group. I Pins were awarded Argus writers and business staff workers on the basis of their service to the paper. This year five students were sent to the Oregon Scholastic Press Conference at Eugene, whereas only two had been sent in previous years. Five 1 writers also entered journalism competition at Pacific University, where Patsy Pfeiferf' 5155? won second placeysin news feature competition. V Y. pg- ,,P4-ffl.isfifl,igffQQ'..s.,.lf'YU ' My ILI, ,,,.., 2 Q V ,,a,,ii, ti' ..if '-'iffill :Eflllf.:EfiL-, .iil ' f a 'dl 'W 1 ,dj .... ......, .... . .i... . I it - eww C53 f .if isf'- . -.,. A' ..,-s' nr .4 .-:mt E d'h-lfan-ifZ'4'2gfi' 1't ,... -Wlil ' '-:' 'Y-sf' f' 4.i-isf f-.:1 'ff' I ..., , ,V y T- 'ifi 'U'-QPU'-' 1 if .s A:f..,.,.fs',i'w'11f' f 'jjj' if -. s- it T' will ...sr , FIRST AID ATTENDANTS Lamssies, N. Allard, J. Shade, J. Lambe gani, N. Davenport, P. Gadbaugh. GIRLS' LEAGUE COUNCIL FIRST ROW-M. Coy, K. O'NeaI, E. Fahner, E. Clark, L. Jenkins, B. Bush, M. Almond, D. Lambert, Mrs. Clark. SECOND ROW-D. Yegge, C. Porter, D. Sparling, D. Noreen, B. Hull, K. Brumbaugh. GIRLS' LEAGUE COUNCIL Under the guidance of Mrs. Miriam Clark and the club president, Donna Sparling, the Girls' League sponsored the annual reception for fresh- men and new girls and the Senior Mothers' Tea. At least one assembly was held each semester on some educational topic. Membership in the club included all girls enrolled in the school. 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Wwe-f. as 2 wiike Sars fe my s ' USH ERETTES, FIRST AID The usherettes, elected by the Girls' League council and headed by Virginia Galligani, assist at all school functions in the auditorium. The first aid helpers are in the first aid room during the day to assist with any minor emer- gencies. USHERS FIRST ROW-S. Davis, M. Bice, V. Galligani, R. Staple- ton, L. Wheeler, C. Donison, J, Wescom, B. Morsman. SECOND ROW-D. Stewart, J. Shade, 5. Schmid, R. Baucom, A. Valley, A. Sullivan. DOROTHY CRAVEN, Advisor GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION To promote good sportsmanship, to act as a mixer, to stimulate interest in various sports, and to give the girls an opportunity to participate in outside activities is the purpose of Gresham's Girls' Athletic Association. Guided by advisors Mrs. Dorothy Craven and Mrs. Marilee Morgan, the group sponsored the Football Dance. Its theme was lt's Magic , and Queen Patricia McCullough reigned with princesses Norma Taylor and Kathleen O'Neal. A party for new members, a Christmas dinner, a bowling party, a Valentine buffet supper and an Easter Tea for the teachers were all activities of the club. Officers for the year were: president, Emma Bartholomew, vice-president, Ger- trude Byers, secretary, Rayma Jean Kirwan, and treasurer, Norma Erickson. G. A. A. FIRST ROW-J. Sherwood, C. Zeimer, D. Brumbaugh, B. Morsman, E. Engel, Mrs. Morqan, G. Byers, E. Fahner, J. Peterson, R. Kirwan, V. Hofford, E. Clark, E. Bartholomew, J. Lasher, E. Johnson, D. Sparling, E. Bartholomew, N. Erickson, B. Hull, I. Johns, B. Ritter, D. Harvey, M. Brennan, R. Clark. SECOND ROW-B. Krause, J. Gilmore, P. Hahn, N. McVitty, B. Jackson, B. Sanford, D. Thompson, C. Dobbins, M. Richy, D. McConnell, R. Anderegg, J. Bates, N. Heartt, J. Ellis, P. Walker, A. Wolfe, S. Davis, Y. Bettendorf, R. Poisel, R. Takashima, R. Bissell, A. Holloway, E. Knudson. THIRD ROW-N. Sullivan, D. Zaback, K. Wiebel, D. Carson, M. Hull, C. Karn, D. Fisher, N, Quinn, E. Barkly, J. Sweeney, C. Wegener, S. Watters, M. Woodworth, M. Van Ronk, J. Oliver, C. Porter, M. Sitzman, P. Bennett, K. O'Neal, M. Thompson, S. Ascher. FOURTH ROW-V. Kruger, P. Laughlin, B. Ketch, B. Klang, N. Johnson, L. Bowman, L. Buck, M. Redfern, E. Rogers, W. Smith, D. Richeson, B. Samuels, J. Lambert, M. lrvin, D. Noreen, J. Johnson, E. Scott, M. Larson, P. Lehman. FIFTH ROW-K. Soderburg, D. Montag, L. Sherman, E. Coffman, C. Hitchcock, G. Lumsden, G. O'Neal, J. Shultz, B. Elargimornd, J. Flatland, F. Ameele, B. Morgan, L. Dillon, G. Dupree, M. Milstead, A. Burch, P. Gadbaugh, J. Lloyd, . urc . SIXTH ROW-T. Ellis, B. Stead,- B. Brock, D. McKinzie, P. Shelley, M. Schnieder, N. Leake, D. Miller, M. Edyvean, D- HBYQSI J- Dutton. E. Berlik, M. Ruth, D. Lingle, B. Larson, P. Morsman. TRI-Y FIRST ROW-D. Montag, B. Paul, S. Harrington, D. Fancher, V. Hoffard, J. Coiteux, S. Hagstrom, H. Straud, J. Thompson, J. Oliver, D. Brumbaugh, A. Welty, J. Dick, V. Lippman, B. Bush, C. Thayer, E. Davies, B. Sanford, L. Gannon, V. Crumb, C. Moon, S. Ascher. SECOND ROW-S. Ellis, C. Zeimer, K. Soderberg, D. G. Snider, D. M. Snider, C. Hitchcock, B. Morgan, S. Bassett, N. Quinn, D. Lorett, N. Heartt, B. Taylor, T. Ellis, M, Milsted, S. Wills, M. Rothery, M. Woodworth, C. McConneI, L. Buck, G. Radke, B. Yobp, P. Jones, J. White. THIRD ROW-B. Davies, D. Zaback, M. Edyvean, C. Ellis, M. South, K, Hannah, A. Holloway, B. Larson, D. Peterson, D. Lee, J. Snyder, L. Tillstrom, S. Roberts, C. Lightner, J. Powell, J. Flatland, D. Sparling, J. Lasher, B. Tallman, L. Coon, S. Radke, S. Simpson. FOURTH ROW-B. King, B. Stead, L. Dillon, A. Larson, B. Lee, G. Hinton, K. Watters, C. Ryman, K. Brumbaugh, A. Soom, P. Noreen, R. Christensen, E. Johnson, D. Noreen, N. Erickson, J. Johnson, A. Inwards, L. Peterson, M. Coufal, J. Franks, C. Olsen. FIFTH ROW-L. Jenkins, B. Frey, J. Griffin, H. Salathe, B. Lucas, G. Lumsden, G. O'Neal, J. Schultz, D. Miller, D. Hays, 3. Slwen, D. Sturdevant, J. Peterson, A. Ledine, M. Nerbovig, E. Fahner, L. Zimmerman, N. Kiser, M. Sheets, . aters. TRI-Y Officers for the Tri-Y Club, a branch of the Y. W. C. A.: president, Jerrie Dick, vice-president, Eleanor Davies, secretary, Alma Lou Welty, treasurer, D'Anne Brumbaugh, sergeant-at-arms, Celestia Thayer, Girls' League representative, Barbara Bush. Their advisor was Miss Virginia Lippman. Big event of the Tri-Y year was sponsorship of the Print and Cord Dance with the theme South of the Border . Among other activities of the Tri-Y were the Mothers' Tea, the Hi-Y and Tri-Y Christmas hayride, and raising funds for the support of the Y. W. C. A. and World Fellowship. H l-Y President Bob Wright led this year's Hi-Y club through a project-packed year. The club held an area induction at Gresham, contributed to the Y. M. C. A. world service program, participated in intra- mural basketball, held a caroling party with Tri-Y and sponsored a letters to Europe program. Hi-Y is affiliated with the Y. M. C. A. and at Gresham is advised by Mr. Willard Shattuck. Officers besides Bob Wright for this year were: vice-president, Doug lrving, secretary, Don Welch, treasurer, Jim Webb, chaplain, Jim Thibodeau, and sergeant-at-arms, Gene Patton. HI-Y FIRST ROW-B. Wright. SECOND ROW-D. lrving, J. Webb, D. Welch, H. Perkins. THIRD ROW-B. Penney, K. Sipe, C. Ferguson, J. Stewart, L. Hoffard, B. Eberlein. FOURTH ROW-J. Thibodeau, J. Schoffstall, J. Potts, E. Peterson, R. Rovang, R. Bodine, R. Green, B. Dutton, J. Bush. FIFTH ROW-B. Lowden, Mr. Shattuck, advisor, L. Blum, L. Elam, H. Rutz, R. Zimmer, D. Norlen, D. McGregor, G. Patton, R. Hollingsworth, D. Rees. DRIVER TRAINING CLASS BACK ROW-B. Monnes, instructor, H. Chalker, S. Wills, M. Rothery, E. Davies, R. King, S. Ellis, B. Stevia, J. Walter, B, Brooks, C. Taylor, J. White, S. Ascher, J. Dick, A. Otto, K. Park, V. Stover, D. Reiley, C. Sooms, L. Leavenworth. B. Smith, G. Gabbert, W. Hawkins, M. Kersten, A. Jennings, G. Curtis, C. White. FRONT ROW--L. Griffey, A. Holloway, D. Fellows, K. Brookings, L. Howk, H. Olsen, J. Brugger, M. Sites, N. Davenport, V. Henderson, R. Bowman, B. Fearn, L. Creech, D. Gains, R. Stapleton, M. Redfern, V. Galligani, B. Morsman, M. Richey, L. Buck, W. Jay, A. Welty, L. Dillard, M. Wilson, J. Hathaway, M. Milsted, G. Sato, H. Snell, M. Kehrll, D. Yegge, B. Brock, D. Dennis. DRIVER TRAINING Driving is a subject taken during school hours but for which no credit is given. Students are required to pass Oregon State driving tests and are taught actual handling of the vehicle in a dual controlled car. Mr. Bernard Monnes is the instructor. BALLET Along more graceful lines is the Ballet Class under the supervision of Mrs. Dorothy Craven. This group consists of twenty-tour girls, led by Pat McCullough, who are interested in dancing and will stay after school, as all practices are extra-curricular. Zheir achievements were well' displayed at the Spring Concert and for the Gresham Grade School P.-T. . BALLET CLASS FIRST ROW-P. McCullough. SECOND ROW-J. Flatland, K. O'Neal. THIRD ROW-D. Snyder, D. Erickson, J. Bates, N. Leake, B. Bush, J. Dutton, D. Hays. FOURTH ROW-D. M. Snyder, E. Fahner, M. Hathaway, M. Nerbovig, D. Miller. IEW 5Q6?35HSSSm9?l3QZQ?3I5l33MQh4M55H?ElR !lHIQM oil' ' L...-.a-r-W::'7JD3K!5i'1.'Z..'T1i m2'is:'T.:QQ?L I'Imi E MEl GIRLS' ADVANCED TUMBLING TEAM FIRST ROW-S. Gresli, P. Penney, E. Clark, E. Bartholomew, B. Ritter, K. O'NeaI, V. Kruger, J. Flatland. SECOND ROW-P. Pickett, D. Erickson, I. Johns, N. Taylor, L. Buck, J. Lloyd, J. Lewis, M. Adair, R. Gillespie, H. Helber. THIRD IRONSV-M. Holland, I. Jensen, E. Wilson, V. Galligani, M. Coy, P. Walker, B. Bush, B. Ho an . FOURTH ROW-J. Shaefer, C. Henry, P. Hood, S. Ascher, J. Nelson. GIRLS' ADVANCED TUMBLING TEAM Under the leadership of their advisor, Mrs. Dorothy Craven, the tumbling team had a very successful year. Their co-captains are Ennies Clark and Lila Buck. The 30 girls who compose the team are required to pass certain tests in order to participate. Successful performances have been given at the Fairview Grade School, teachers and parents reception, assemblies and basketball games. MAJ ORETT ES In class work combined with drill, the approximately 30 majorettes learn the art of handling a baton. Advanced leaders are Jackie Peterson, Mary Redfern, Ann Nederhiser, Joycelyn Speer, Alberta Cox, Edna Pillster and Alma Lou Welty. Head majorette Elizabeth Johnson has brought home numerous trophies for her performances. Awards include tirst place in Oregon Elks competition, third place at the Washougal contest and second place in the Willamette Valley contest. Directed by Dorothy Craven, the girls performed at the football dance, basketball and football games. MAJORETTES F I RST ROW-E. Johnson. SECOND ROW-A. Welty, A. Cox, M. Redfern, J. Peterson, A. Nederhiser, J. Speer. THIRD ROW-E. Berlik, D. G. Snider, D. M. Snider, A. Ledine, C. Soom, J. Wescom, G. Hinton, N. Rosenberger, E. Pillster. FOURTH ROW-S. Harrington, G. Dupree, J. Hettum, B. Paul, J. Coiteux, D. Weisgerber, A. Burch, M. Burns, S. Cook. SOLO TUMBLERS Jean Lewis, Lila Buck ummm I l 1 sl ' ,3 3 . COACH ES Coaches Harry Thompson, Bernard Monnes and William Watkinds led the gophers through a series of successful sport seasons. Varsity football, J. V. basketball and varsity baseball were coached by Thompson. Monnes coached varsity basketball, J. V. baseball and assisted with varsity football. Track, J. V. football, frosh basketball and cross-country track were handled by Watkinds. Allan Thede assisted with J. V. football and Don Butzin guided the tennis team. LETTERMAN'S CLUB H Highlighting this year's letterman's agenda was the first letterman's club dance. The theme was Letterman's Capers . Other activities of the club included maintaining order at the District Basketball Tournament, assisting at noon dances and selecting the court for the football dance. Members of the club must be letter winners in at least one major sport. A fun-packed initiation is held to welcome the new members. Officers were: president, Ken Sipe, vice-president, Ron Rovang, secretary-treasurer, John Cronin, sergeant-at-arms, Tom McWilliams. LETTERMAN'S CLUB FIRST ROW-D. Irving, B. Hays, R. Bodine, B. Wright, T. McWilliams, C. Scott, B. Crane, A. Tarpenning. SECOHDSROW-T. Judd, B. Jones, J. Cronin, J. Thibodeau, R. Rovang, J. Walker, R. Miller, G. Leake, . ape. THIRE EOW-F. Bartholomew, P. Beller, B. Lindsey, C. Ferguson, J. Edison, D. Kalberer, B. Rounsefell, . ipe. 2 E ROVA NG TED JUDD DON KALBERE K X MICKEY MONTAG KEN SIPE BILL JONES ROY BODINE U 1495535 is + , 9155353 S' Egg. gage? 2 V vi Ag, 5 'Q ':'2' fem ? wi m fffiirf Qs mei Q62 5Xig,QEs4,swzwk'iA fi Hs gem E. fy-L ,ww Wg 'aw sffevfh ,im .- x,g,fQf,,Sfsn kf v imifkfifi fmwiwfii Haig 4 if--Jaxkgwgsf f5ixff'fe12f552igg5ffif,ssgf2:Nw ,mx A Qfiwm BOB HAYS -f sv :wh 75 'FJWQ 55518 ,,,,? 1 Wffiifwlfmg ggksfigflgyik 1, QQ ,Hman EQ? , ,,,,,!.,,,,, vzQf:w2s?f1fg'fii vii, E,Vl , ,E,,lE I F 1 ' 3fgfif5.f 42+ mi' Lfigiwfizzffftriiii. 1'2fafz'fi,wf1kzvw:ffa. mflgsgzsfrv was N: E21 wf!?ifwg ,lasiwggfmsalyxww a.ss'-fag?ss?WisW1S?NZ siQ5i?zatfw5is55f5T?f39 hsgf2fifs5iT2a,ff2:sm5aQasf we'sw-fzzeslebisavf Lal fm Hxfllwln fa. im .wwfPiA.iAfWn?iiiSX5g1fi,, B g33mggH5QFza1Q1ii5f12?5Y5? if'iffxiigsmaaesigw-9zf1??l'12 LJ . I frmwilxawf was yngffaegiikgsggfggsfwsggaz Sig? Efgfiifzfw' Kiziwsiy Qgggf QQ? dig? M59 Wsmee ,W Sm is ff? lv E5 Vw -mi? , , N ,X igfxggmggfgfffzwgizb M5251-?fif3?ff5i?iESiEa Nggtqgsivqeagfygffgiifk ififEflPffs3yiAwiHg?5ff wf,gL5mw,mffz.Q-,f 1 fK1SwyP'z,x , wife--W' .fQgi+Fxf295m,aQ53?2142sf ww ff fw+fa?.w 532201 Mmm ww, .wg fgihwiigifiik I agmemx mwngmf BOB ROUNSEFELL Vg I6 w,gei'x ' 115 f2f2fsw5Q2ff?f?sff2Q,, W, M, zswgkpswffy we -mfmq: aeggziwevg ff. X sszxidzgfig 'r5.4iGSf?5Eif3vZ 'JfwgsiSfg- IRVING JOHN CRONIN We Are IVlet Un tl Great Battlefield . . . VARSITY FOOTBALL FIRST ROW-Manager B, Fetters, R. Miller, B. Hays, H. Crane, T. Judd, K. Sipe, D. Kalberer, D. Irving, R. Beller, C. Cook, G. Patton, G. Harding, Manager A. Tarpenning. SECOND ROW-R. Crouser, R. Bodine, J. Scott, B. Barnhill, F. Bartholomew, G. Leake, E. Fisher, B. Jones, J, Edison, R. Reily, T. Cooper. THIRD ROW-Coach Thompson, M. Montag, C. Ferguson, J. Hartman, B. Rounsefell, R. Rovang, B. Lindsey, A. Baker, R. Hollingsworth, L. Hofford, J. Cronin, Coach Monnes. VARSITY FOOTBALL Co-captains Ken Sipeand Mickey Montag led this year's football team through a fighting season, emerging with a 3-won, 4-lost and I-tied record. Highlight of the season was the Camas victory, the tirst in Gresham's history, on the Camas field. The Kiwanis Inspirational Award was won by tackle Ken Sipe. Letter winners included seniors Mickey Montag, Ken Sipe, John Cronin, Bill Jones, Arnold Baker, Roger Hollingsworth, Don Kalberer, Bob Lindsey, Roy Bodine, Ron Rovang, Bob Hays, Chuck Cook and Bob Rounsetell. Juniors were Ted Judd, Gerry Leake, Doug Irving, Frank Bartholomew, Jim Edison, Rich Miller and Jim Hartman. Sophomore letter winners were Bub Crane and Phil Beller. Coaching the Gophers were Harry Thompson and Bud Monnes. INDIVIDUAL SCORING GAME SCORES Rovang ....................... 43 Gresham Oregon City Rounsefell .. .... I3 Gresham Franklin .. Miller .... . . 6 Gresham ....... 7 Camas . . . Crane .... . . 6 Gresham ....... 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Gresham Gresham Gresham ....... Gresham Gresham Gresham Gresham Gresham Gresham Gresham Gresham Gresham Gresham Gresham Gresham Gresham Gresham Gresham Gresham Gresham Gresham Gresham Gresham SCORES Beaverton . . . Parkrose . . Newberg . . . Oregon City. . Parkrose .... Newberg . . Beaverton . . . Oregon City. . Washington . L, C. Frosh . . Concordia . . Sandy ...... Milwaukie .. Central . . Central .... Columbia Prep Milwaukie .. Columbia Prep Sandy ...... West Linn .. Concordia . . Estacada .. Central . . INDIVIDUAL SCORES Sanford ................,...,, 244 McWilliams .. ...I73 Tarpenning .. ... 136 Crane . . . . . . 99 McFeron . . . . 78 Edison ... 75 Manns , . . . . 58 Dederick . . . . . . I6 Wolfe . . . . . 6 Nettleton . . . . 5 Smith . . . . . 5 Beller . . . . 4 Robbins . . . 3 rx 1 I Ns.. J A ,-Eli-IJ' ,I . ,fftw cl ., ff fly rfv' l I V' ii .fri C ,f I' iff? ir 2.11 al' I ..ff .f-'I I L I l- W I I , I, vw. A +Qff2f,,4 ' gi' ' ii ' x I I ,I .. , fr' ,,iff.lZifiMl , .J rf: K ' ' ll if -, Uh BASEBALL TEAM FIRST ROW-N. Payne, W. Bonnin, R. Menke, J. Thibodeau, J. Walker, R. Rovang, B. Nakamura, M. Sipe, D, Welch, N. Norton, R. Cipriano, C. Ball. SECOND ROW-G. Harding, J. Green, D. Sanford, R. Bodine, B. Welch, D. Haley, M. Smith, R. Beller, H. Chaiker, D. Wolfe, Coach Thompson. BASEBALL TEAM A green, hungry and eager group of boys answered Coach Harry Thompson's spring baseball call. The season started slowly but picked up as it went along. Four returning lettermen were among the 32 tryouts. Returning were Roy Bodine, Jim Walker, Jim Thibodeau and Mel Sipe. Ten games were on the Gopher schedule: two each with Sandy, Concordia, Columbia Prep, Central and Milwaukie. The season extended until May l8. TRACK TEAM Coach Bill Watkinds led the track team through a winning series, starting with top place in the Parkrose-Central meet and continuing right through the state meet in May. Nine contests were scheduled, besides the Parkrose-Central fray were West Linn-St. Helens, Salem, the Beaverton Relays, the Hayward Relays, Battleground-Hood River, Milwaukie, and the district and state meets. The 63 boys who turned out included five returning lettermen: Clyde Ferguson, Bob Hays, Rich Miller, Charles Cook and Bub Crane. Main objective of the group was to retain the district crown they earned last year. v Results of the meets to date of publication were: Gresham, 72V2, Parkrose, 62V2, Central, l7. Gresham, 74, West Linn, 35, St. Helens, 42. Salem, 85, Gresham, 37. Beaverton Relays llO schools participatingi-2nd place llst place in mile relay, shot put, distance, medleyl. TRACK TEAM FIRST ROW-J. Potts, B. Barnhill, B. Bernick, D. Kinnear, S. Cook, L. Hofford, V. Gardner, B. Jones, B. Hays, G. Johnson, G. Pierson, M. Bergstrom, C. Cook, Coach Watkinds. SECOND ROW-Manager R. Lewis, J. Cronin, A. Tarpenning, B. Hosford, L, Colony, G. Nelson, F. Bartholomew, R. Miller, C. Ferguson, R. Morrison, B. Hagstrom, D. Stockton, T. Judd, P. Beller, E. Cox. THIRD ROW-J. Strang, D. Nishimura, H. Crane, M. Shelton, R. Green, V. Parkhurst, D. Nelson, M. Christensen, M. Root, C. Christie, B. Rogers, D. Pittman. J. V. FOOTBALL FIRST ROW-B. Thompson, D. Nishimura, H. Luarca, C. Robinson, F. Boggs, D. Scott, R. Cipriano, D. Gee, J. Moore, D. Norton, D. Lear, SECOND ROW-R. Lewis, J. Udelhofen, G. Johnson, D. Maes, L. Niemeyer, L. Crouser, B. Johnston, J. Keeney, B. Johnston, G. Gadbaugh, B. Rogers, G. Lindemeier. THIRD ROW--Coach Watkinds, R. Hall, B. Keltner, B. Scott, R. Hoffas, J. Call, E. Cavett, E. Harmon, B. Hagstrom, J. Potts, G. Gasser, B. Nieberger, V. Sunderman, Assistant Coach Thede. J. V. FOOTBALL Gresham's little varsity , under the guidance of Coach Bill Watkinds and Al Thede, completed a seven-game season with an impressive record of tive wins and two losses. Letter winners were sophomores: D. Nishimura, C. Robinson, R. Hall, B. Rodgers, B. Johnson, B. Johnson, J. Keeney, B. Nieberger, G. Gadbaugh, D. Maes, L. Niemeyer, V. Sunderman, E. Harmon, R. Cipriano, J. Burgett, J. Call, and freshmen, D. Gee, G. Gasser, B. Keltner, D. Lear. SEASON'S RECORD A HIGH SCORERS Gresham ....... 7 Milwa k' . . . . I2 1 , , , , , , '35 Gresham ....... O Centrall If . . . . 6 S I-Ilillh. ' I 34 Gresham .... . I2 Central .. . . . 7 1 ' 'S,'mU'a ' ' ' ' Gresham ....... I4 Parkrose . . . . . 6 H-C Robinson - - ' ' ' ' ' 30 Gresham. . . . .2O Milwaukie . . . . O Gresham ....... 38 Roosevelt . . . . . 7 Gresham ....... 25 Hillsboro . . . . .24 116 5 J. V. BASKETBALL Gresham's baby gopher basketball season ended with I5 wins and 4 losses. The babes scored 773 points to 7lO for their opponents. Gary Lindemeier was high scorer with I9O points, followed by Rodney Hall with I59. Coach was Harry Thompson. SCORES Gresham ....... 34 Beaverton ....... 25 Gresham ....... 49 Sandy .......... 37 Gresham ....... 3l Parkrose ........ 35 Gresham. . . . . 37 Milwaukie . . . . . .26 Gresham ....... 39 Newberg ....... 22 Gresham ....... 55 Central Catholic . .38 Gresham ....... 28 Oregon City ..... 37 Gresham ....... 47 Central Catholic . .38 Gresham ....... 37 Parkrose ........ 3I Gresham ....... 4l Columbia Prep . . .2l Gresham ....... 26 Newberg . . . .22 Gresham ....... 47 Milwaukie ..... . I6 Gresham ....... 37 Beaverton ....... 5I Gresham ....... 46 Columbia Prep . . .26 Gresham ....... 25 Oregon City ..... 23 Gresham ....... 60 Sandy .......... 58 Gresham ....... 44 Washington ..... 2l Gresham. . ,... 36 West Linn ...... 45 Gresham ....... 54 Concordia ...... 2I JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL FIRST ROW-P. Beller, R. Green, G. Gasser, G. Lindemeier, B. Stinson. SECOND ROW-Coach Thompson, R. Lewis, K. Levien, B. Nelson, B. Keltner, Manager Logerwell. THIRD ROW-B. Nleberger, D. Gee, W. Bonnin. .,fMvli i?RilYa1 . if ,. CROSS COUNTRY TRACK B. Weight.-G. Pierson, M. Christensen, S. Cook, G. Rubottom, N, Norton. Not in picture-Bill 1 espie. CROSS COUNTRY TRACK G. U. H. S. had its first Cross Country Track Team this year. Eight of the track enthusiasts turned out for a most successful year under the supervision of Coach Bill Watkinds and his assistant, Bob Wright. The objective of the competition was to get the fellows in condition for spring track by competing on a rugged two-mile course. Top honors went to Mel Christenson and Bill Gillespie, seniors, two of the best trotters for the Gresham team. - FRESHMAN BASKETBALL The freshman basketball team, led by Coach Bill Watkinds, wound up the season with six wins and five losses. In its third year of existence, the frosh hoopsters have helped many boys develop into outstanding varsity performers. Gresham ....... 25 Fairview ........ l7 Gresham ....... 33 Rockwood . . . . .36 Gresham ....... 23 Russelville ...... l5 Gresham ....... 20 Milwaukie . . . . . 30 Gresham ....... 32 Gresham Grade . . . l l Gresham ....... 26 Rockwood . . . . .2l Grehsam ....... 34 Lynch ......... lO Gresham ....... Z7 Milwaukie . . . . .28 Gresham .....,. 34 Gresham Grade . . . l8 Gresham ....... 25 Central . . . . .4l Gresham ....... 23 Central ..... . .45 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL FIRST ROW-D. Lewis, E. Van Tassell, L. Bennett, P. Hoffert, S, Johnson. SECOND ROW-R. DeHart, D. Zaback, B. Redding, N. Strebin, J. Dykstra. THIRD ROW-M. Dillashaw, B. Goguen, B. Burgett, F. Johnson, B. Eberlein. ' TENNIS TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT-D. Rees, R. Hewlett, J. Cox, B. Whalley, B. Penney, B. Nasshahn, D. McGregor, J. McFeron, T. McWilliams, J. Potter, B. Dutton. CENTER-Coach D. Butzin. TENNIS TEAM With added interest this year, the tennis team played an increasingly heavy schedule, and entered the district and state tournaments. Matches were scheduled with Roosevelt, Jefferson, Central Catholic, Parkrose, Salem, Cleveland, West Linn, Vancouver and Hood River. The team for the first time had a coach, Don Butzin, who arranged the heavy schedule and worked to make tennis a major sport. BOYS' INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL TEAM The Knuckleheads emerged victorious from the eight teams of the boys' intramural basketball tournament. From this victory they entered the Goldenball tournament, winning two games before their elimination in the quarter-finals. The Faculty Five were co-champions, while the Globe Fags were runners-up. BOYS' INTRAMURAL CHAMPIONS R. BoAdinS,k.R Rovang, J. Walker, J. Thibodeau, R. Menke. Missing when picture was taken was . a er. Sfd?5fiz7ttP?3i??K?i2ii!?sH?m3 'fi fir-,lQff?'.5 iff i,'1Tf 'fi i-J 1-,fZ,'iSi51,':f -:'GE:'i!,-it fl1i'lM?fQ5 -'C lmiz,25f'5 is2 x fl-i r ,. J. V. BASEBALL FIRST ROW-B. Lowden, J. Wilson, J. Perkins, J. Gladfelder, N. Logerwell, B. Eberlein, D. Gee, G. Hofford, E. Brotherton, D. Maas, L. Cermack, A. Karn, B. Waggoner, R. Paulson, J. Farrow, R. Hoffas. SECOND ROW-L. Griffey, D. Zaback, T. Gaines, N. Rogers, R. Norton, S. Vahey, B. Nelson, B. White, C. Miller, J. McAdams, J. Sweatt, B. Crawford, D. Craig, B. Scott, J. Hedlung, E. VanTasseIl. THIRD ROW-B. Stinson, E. DeHart, G. Lindemeier, B. Shoemaker, G. Snyder, D. Parsley, R, Sonflieth, T. Heid, W, Redding, D. Denning, L. Bennett, H. Rovang, C. Staben, R. Baker, B. Russell, D. Solheim, J. Kirwan. FOURTH ROW-Coach Monnes, B. Jones, G. Goguen, J. Moore, B. Huber, L. Stensland, N. Streben, B. Ziemer, A. Peterson, S. Johnson, J. Lofquist, O. Lawler, R. Gran, B. Johnston, J. Keeney, D. Harvey. J. V. BASEBALL Coach Bud Monnes started the J. V. baseball season with a large turnout of hopefuls but finally limited the field to 30 of the babes . An eight-game schedule was played, turning up a lot of potential varsity talent. Freshman and sophomore boys who are baseball enthusiasts are eligible for jayvee play. BOYS' TUMBLING TEAM Featuring agility and balance, the boys' tumbling team performed at basketball games, both at Gresham and away, and, with the girls' tumbling team, at various exhibitions. They made spectacular use of the spring board and parallel bars. Practices were held during regular gym classes and Harry Thompson coached the group. BOYS' TUMBLING FIRST ROW-B. Bratcher, J. Baker, J. Stanek, H. Walters, D. Coe, W. Miller, J. McCaffery, J. Stanek, W. Clancy. SECOND ROW-W. Dennis, J. Bush, J. Cronin, H. Christensen, E. Cavett, K. Lundgren, C. Wadleigh. GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL INTRAMURAL CHAMPIONS FIRST ROW-Elizabeth Bartholomew, Emma Bartholomew, K. Ono, R. Gillespie, B. Ritter, B. Hull, V. Krueger. SECOEIDKROW-P. Lehman, D. Sparling, D. Harvey, M. Hull, A. I-Iackerott, l. Johns, . ing. GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS Rosalie GilIespie's team won the I95O crown in the girls' intramural volleyball tournament composed of I6 teams. Under the direction of instructors Mrs. Dorothy Craven and Mrs. Marilee Morgan, the played at noon in the gym. GIRLS' INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS Co-champions of the girls' intramural basketball tournament were the teams ot Carol Barbara Ritter. The Steiger team played through the entire season without a loss but were the final play-off by Barbara Ritter's team. Since the Ritter team had suffered defeat during ment, a co-championship was awarded the two teams. CO-CHAMPIONS OF INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL CAPTAINS-C. Steiger, B. Ritter. FIRST ROW-P. Walker, D. Yadon, J. Ellis, D. Harvey, I. Johns. SECOND ROW-N. Lee, E. Lear, N. Heart, V. Krueger, B. Hull, A. I-Iackerott THIRD ROW-J. Loyd, P. Lehman. 'l Siii3:sltm?i55k?E ifeiifiETfSL15 alia 1.1 CAFETERIA STAFF C. Ziemer, S. Schleichardt, J. Lamssies, J. Bradshaw, M. Larson, E. Park, Mrs. Pullen, Mrs. Ostrom, V. Galligani, F. Bartholomew. CAFETERIA STAFF, Bus DRIVERS, cUsTooiANs, eff. To operate a high school, many people must work together, each doing his particular job. These people have efficiently and conscientiously done their individual jobs which have made our school run smoothly. They deserve much credit for, most certainly, theirs is not the glory road . F. HOSS Mechanic BUS DRIVERS F. Bartholomew, V. Lechtenberg, L. Wallace, F. Lucore, A. G. Pullen, F. Hoss, R. Nelson, E. Handy, G. Peck, W. Bell, W. Bullard. Not pictured: J. Parker, E. Tamerlus. COKE GIRLS R. Stapleton, B. Sanford, M. Godfrey, D Thompson Johnson John Hudson George Carter A G Pulien Ray Wilmeth Saverude Coaching Picture-taking FOOTBALL COURT R. Rovang, N. Taylor, P. McCullough, K. O'Neal, K. Sipe. FOOTBALL COURT Reigning over the Football dance, Queen Patricia McCullough I shared honors with Princesses Norma Taylor and Kathleen O'Neal. Co-captain Ken Sipe crowned Queen Pat. Es- corts in the royal procession were co-captain Mickey Montag lnot shown in picturel and Ron Rovang. Bart All Dressed Up 3 X -.L 1 shall noi fi from fhgfh M 5131 ',,a,.,4Ld4AL,u7Qj-I ,I Q6M'ffMN bpd MM QWZJ ii mf fi? R Bi XX, WW W Q 1 'vm We! 'Jw' vb 0 Q V 05 Exb .Www WW 'HQ QM Oi H5843 W0 5? 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