Gresham High School - Munhinotu Yearbook (Gresham, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 146 of the 1955 volume:

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The Munhinotu staff hopes to preserve these precious memories within the pages of this book. May you treasure them forever. 5 TO YOU Mr. Wynired Chilton DEDICATION We Dedicate the 1955 Munhinotu. TO YOU Whose Principles, Indelible, Remain in the Hearts of All Seniors, TO YOU Whose Friendly Smile and Heart of Gold Have Enlivened Our Golden Rule Days, TO YOU Whose Calm, Wise and Revered Leadership Has Remained Aloit in Our Thoughts. WE WILL NEVER FORGET OUR DEBT OF GRATITUDE. SCHOOL BOARD The Board of Directors, who are elected by the registered voters of the Gresham Union High School District, have many responsibilities. They are responsible for the physical plant, the personnel, the curriculum, and innumerable other tasks which must be interpreted in accordance with the desires of the district's citizens. Members of the Board are: Earl F. Vincent, chairman, from Greshamg Harvey L. Snyder of Powell Valley District No. 265 Elmer E. Settergren of Orient, William W. Bill Masten of Lynch District No. 281 Chester A. Bowan of Damascus Union District No. 26, and Mrs. Bose Glasheen is the clerk. These men have proven their capability to operate the school efficiently and rn eet all the needs of a modern high school. The main project of the Board this year was the completion of the new cafeteria, the new library and the new girls' gym. Rose Glasheen Chester Rowan Elmer Setterqren Earl Vincent Chairman William Masten ,W 1. Harvey Snyder 'I-auulsuaiin J X, XI7' Ll, 3 ' 2 IX ff 'E I - fd mf gf., i 'D ff' VA, , ,. J P, J, 1 in jg L91 go r ,Vjf'x x TJ' ij A f A91 t pf' gy X' J RW, gf K4 'WV ,ff x J ,1 Ffirf rf ji .. . V wX , -P ,JM ff' Q ' J' t D6 'I' of 'l N 'Qi DQ? 'inf' J ,.f AXP' I X 'I' VX ff' ,- w Administration - - Page 8 Classes -------- Page 18 Organizations and Activities - Page 54 Sports - - - Page 86 Advertising - - Page 123 i N 'JU f 5 5? E ?T ?TfT TTT'? 6261: do if CX I3 lil lift SUPERINTENDENT The chief guide down our Hall of Memories, the tinal-decision man tor important matters, and the good Ioe with the friendly smile-all describe our Superintendent, Harry Thompson. ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDEN T Floor Walker in our Hall ot Memories, checker of delinquent acts, dispatcher of busses, and director of our social program is our Assistant Superintendent, Frank Bart Bartholomew. FAITHFUL OFFICE STAFF tt'-Y . Weber, Mrs, Glczshefill- . Mrs. Kimmel, MYS- S dug: Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Orcutt. Hey, I gotta have cr blue slip-Satch, ya know? . . . nest . . . Could you tell me where . . . Thi e conversotion thot filters in ond out of the office doors, crnd only cr small portion of the office stoffs job. These helpful ond pcrtient younq Women ctre the keepers of the files ond records, sources of schedule cords ond announcements, ond rncrny other odd jobs. They operate the business center of Gopherville. s is just C1 scrrnple of th But Iwos sick Ho ' Wix Pippin ,mf DEAN OF GIRLS Though this is her first year of guiding the Girls' League, lending an understanding ear to all Gertie Gophers and just generally being around when We needed her-our hall Would- n't be complete-without the memory of our dean of girls, Mrs. Esther Iones. DEAN OF BOYS The forceful chin, blonde crew-cut, and un- mistakable vocal chords are the trademarks of the man Who led our boys through the hallway of sports and out of their troubled corridors- our dean of boys and athletic director, Bernard Bud Monnes. Ackley, Herbert - Drawing llfreehand and Mechanicall. Bartholemew, Esther W U.S. History and Typing. Bialosto- sky, Iulius - History lWorld and U.S.l Blauvelt, Dahl - World His- tory and General Science. Budnick, Ulala E Spanish. Bumala, Dorothy - Latin and Algebra. Butzin, Donald - US. History a n d Iournalisrn. Casterline, Winifred - English. Cheney, FACULTY Q r'Q'f'!' fr 'rf Q .5 . V Q -vga ,s,i , 2xw,. ..-, as f S ,X Vkrk . Q. vs SB ,A-, . RWM 4 'W g . ,,f Leora - Algebra. Chilton, Wynfred - Biology. Collins, Robert - Health and E ,,f-A-5 Biology. Craven, Dorothy - Q R 'B Physical Ed fGirlsl. A lfgyffrgiws 'fgiili y.lr Lawn We Ns. w r -1 :4 -Q. , .xx R gil Sw ,,,., t. sw, H. U fill x '1 .mil- 1 t . . ,M 'fin www ,gm ,Qs ng. K J . FACULTY Fenwick, Marion - Alternate Librarian. Fogdall. Alberta- English. Frizzell, Merl - Eng- lish. Gaylord, Donna - Physical Ed lGirlsl.. Gilliam, Ivan - English and Speech. Good- rich, Eugene - Remedial Reading and Arithmetic. 14' F!'f WIN' Greisel, ,Irma -e General Sci- ence and Chemistry. Guinaz- zo, Leonora - English and Spanish. Hamilton, Leda - Home Nursing and Home Economics. Helvie, Mary Alice - English. Henderson, Ruth - Biology. Hensley, Argyll - English. I , FACULTY Hill, Mary-General Science. Iohnson, Nellie - T y p i n g. Iones, Esther-Dean of Girls. Iones, Howard-Bookkeeping Lancaster, Erma-Home Eco- nomics. Larie, Kathyleen - Nurse. Lundy, Gerald-English. Mc- Kay, Albert - Agriculture. Monnes, Bernard - Physical Ed and Dean of Boys. Muhle, George - Choir. 5-..'1 . Newhouse. H3261-LGllD and Geography. Olson, Charles- Algebrcx and Arithmetic. Ott, David-American Problems. .K HF' Q Q . 5 5 I .x -., Z' 7 :ff . ' 5 V , fl Lfffiff-i-.' ,.,, Q a r. -1 '- J Q k ' 3- V Il., , .5 . ' .. yr ,Magi ,fr - f if 'ff KN W? 'WDW' .gs--'Y ?. IU!- ,gov- ' , . A., .L . l j . N x 'f' . ' 4 rvisrs i 2 . fig? ,.., E gg , V, . J Q 1. k .,,, Q. . ,S i' 3 ' ' if -- i A 1, ,r . rw, ',.'- , ' asr'-,cg 1 - . j li. 15 7,42 zgQ,,m2f-1,- fr - . ,Q .Q mwmilSx1fw2ESii?Eff+ , ' 3 Q. ,.m.,.m,.,...,r. 3 y .P . f,:,f2,i..wf- nf 2' w 'Q ,-wr-wa..f:f,, f that L.-fain f .W wffgfc f sz :QW 5 fawt lii- 5 i , Y f M -- fe 4 l S film s., .1 ff. 8 s 'T 'Y 5? R, 2. '5.l'v'S1' R, it fK?i,,Wxx 1 CSU KK P fe 5555 '31 :K .15 ni 2 J r ri f .M ,E fn 23 V i ,, S TW SWE? K mm, fl Rf L, . ,.., z xr ,, W5 ,D xfzfsirg, 5, -W 3 Y' ,lc - .,, -'wt I ,F fsiT?i?f4?'e,,. fi QMS? ,L .. megan 23 ' rr - :M u g -Gldiawr L. , LW . .L 2,5 , , -, R . .. '2i 11 x, 'fx c X l ' '.-k i S, li, lx R 16 I 'wag- my fikx 'QW' '1 90 dh: Stefanek, Frank-Metal Shop. Sullivan, Ted A US. H' Sunderland, lim-Health. FACULTY Ott, Marianne - French and English. Perry, George--Math and General Science. Pouch- er, Lucille - Shorthand and Typing. Poucher, Robert General Science, Richardson, Iauette-English and Drama Rutherford, K ian. -Physics and athryn-Librar! Satchwell, W can Problems. Shattuck, Wil- lard-English. Smith, Allen- Geograph . S 'nk Crafts. ayne -- Ameri- y pi s, Iames- .M . - 5-, . .muz- Z' af 'B f' lstory. FACULTY Thede, Allan - Geom etr y. Vuksich, Rudolph-Grammar ond Literoture. Wcxtkinds, William-Driving cmd Physi- col Ed. Weber, Harold-B u s i ri e s s Low ond Bcmd. Werth, Trostel -Geomentry ond Consumers Moth. West, Elizabeth - World History. 'wires zsiieff, ' '?ffv?35121i'i12:?'f'2?f:1f14S'Vf is is-, V RSX il 43 1 X if J 'is-nv' MM -W J ,... Mtv .J Q M QQ g i V V E 1 fl i if ' Z I 5, 7 U 1 nr vi lFi Q 41 lif V fl,- 4, 474' 4,7 ,fr 47 447 41 Ai' ,f: 'jun' lf l 4? l' ! 44? 41- sf 51? X ,X Q Q W X- P .Qs 'il i HARVEY CHALKER President YT' GWEN HUGHES Secretary B SENIOR CLAS OFFICERS GORDON KENT Vice President FRED FAHNER Sergeant-Qi-Arms , H. .,,,,,-W w Q J V , as .S I Q 'EN . 'wr YB! 'milf Silfingg G Hughes B . ' V . .F f Standing: I. Suzmcm, G'CIgei?eRMW55srde1g1Ngr.hChi1ton, M. Houql-non D M h B ' f - G ner, B. Strebin B Mdste' GFS ' ' Mflust. ' ' n, FLOWER American Rose THE SENIOR CLAS S COMMENCEMEN T May 26, 1955 MOTTO Slight not what is near you hat is far. COLORS by aiming at w Crims on and Silver AKESON, HARVEY CHarvl I.R.L., Pep Club, Boys' League AKESON, THOMAS EDWARD fToml Football, Varsity rally squad, Pres. Ski Club, F.F.A. Cso.J, Stage crew ALM, RICHARD LEO fDickl FFA CPres.l, I-Ii-Y fSgt. at Armsl, Ski Club, Football C4 yearsl, Track CZ yearsl, Letter- man ANDEREGG, TED HOWARD FFA CSecretaryJ ANDERSON, CAROL LOUISE Debettes fSgt. at Armsl, Pep Club, IRL, Honor Roll ANDERSON, DOROTHY MARIE GAA, Intramural bask- etball ARMSTRONG, GALE EDWIN FFA, Ski Club, Honor Roll, National FFA Dairy Iudge 22 3 , 1 X . . - . i - E- av- Q I- . 45 YAY -- : f ,, iflfii' ,wr , I 1 'fin yum ,yn ,125 W V. X In I I ' , M . f, U I gps-. is ,,m,f, ,f 2, ,k,,.,- f w f-.L I in I X I EE' 'ta .F W ,I 6 1 , x TN . 3: ARVIDSON, THOMAS LLOYD lToml AUSTINSON, MARIORIE ESTELLE lTooisiel GAA, Office Asst. AUVIL, CALVIN MARVILLE lKe1Iyl Intramural basketball BAKER, HENRY ROBERT lHankJ Boys' League BARKER, DENNIS LEE FFA BARR, ELSIE MAY YFC BARR, ROBERT DOUGLAS lBobl IV and Varsity Track, Hi-Y, Lettermen, Ski Club, Intramural bask- etball Eigxazzisy I X M in Q fx , rs 'Vis gi, 7222 wtf- ,f , S 5 J ya . T5 ,N A ff err , . I - . elf A if ,, v , sam , Q? ft I -zr f A .. , Y,xlQr i 3 ,ik r 8 , of ' - - , ft tt ' ' si 3 BAUMAN, DEANNE SUE Tri-Y, Choir, Sr. Clc Play, Girls' League Council, Honor Roll, Argus Ad Staff BECKER, MILLARD WILLIAM lBi1lJ Honor Roll, IV Basebt BECKLEY, ALAN PA' lBirdiel Band, Sr. Class Plc Honor Roll BECKMAN, EDWARD STANLEY lBeckl Transfer from McMir ville, Sr. Class Pla' comm. BELLER, ROBBALEE MAE lRobbiel Tri-Y, Honor Roll, Usher Corps lPres.J BERGLUND, DELORE MAE Tri-Y DDLECOMB, ll-IN EUGENE -Y, Intramurals ORNSTAD, RENA ,LEEN hoir, Yl-'C, 'Tri-Y, :mor Roll, Usher orps IRCH, GEORGIANNA 2 GRAY IGeorgiel AA, Tri-Y officer, :eno Awards, Office ss't, Ir. G Sr. Plays, onor Roll, Red Cross ouncil, Gfymkhana IRTCHET, BETTE AULINE Ishortyl IAA, Tumbling, Office .ss't, Xantho LACKLEDGE, LARRY LAY fBlackiel Ii-Y, Intramural basket- all SLEVINS, BONNIE JIARIE IBecmiel SLOEDEL, IEAN VIARDELL 3and, Tri-Y, Sr. Play Eomm., Argus, Dance OIHTI1. in Jv- sf' ,N tfz, : ,X K sk gf L. 2 sw 5' E Ji. ! 'PL sv , A Lf 922 1K Your BONNIN, JAMES LEE, IR. Iliml BORDENKIRCHER, CHARLES EDWARD ICharliel Boys' State, Honor Roll, Munhinotu, Intramurals, Sr. Play Comm. ROSCOE BORDER BRAUER, CAROLE IRMA Pep Club CPres.l, lr- 5 Sr. Play Cco1'nm.l, Argus, Honor Roll, Office Ass't, Steno Awards BROOKS, IOANNE Uol Transfer from Sandy, Honor Roll BROTHERS, FLOYD ERWIN ISonnyl Boys' League BROWN, BONNIE .IEAN lCudd.leSl FHA, GAA t is --' ,,, W, 41 ' L , W x l. 7 ,, .i. i ,MGP f- 5 if P31 ,F-. .' . 512-'S' 9 5 1' ,4-..-. - .,,,.,e- em R. K at 'Cr' af it 'HZ -Ax -fs- x 4 I I BROWN, CAROLE VIVIAN IBunnyl' Pep Club, Ir. G Sr. Play. IRL, Tri-Y, Argus, Dance Comm., Honor' Roll BRUDEEN, MILDRED IMi11iel Transfer from Hillsboro, GAA, Tri-Y, Usher Corps BUCHANAN, NANCY LOUISE Girls' League CPres.l, Varsity Rally, Basket- ball Princess, Sr. Play. Xantho, Debettes, Ir. Play Icomnml, Dance comm. BUISMAN, BEN ALLEN Sr. Class Play Ccomm.l, Munhinotu, Honor Roll BURK, IDAMAE E. GAA. 50-50 Club BURR, ROBERT D. IBobl Hi-Y, Ski Club, track, football, dance committees CAMERON, FRANK GARY CGaxyl Band Cl yr.l 23 CAMPBELL, SUSAN CHRISTINE ISuel Pep Club, FHA, Honor Roll, GAA CARSON, CLAIRE LUCILLE GAA, Lettergirls, Steno Awards, Intramurals, Red Cross Rep., Mun- hinotu, YFC, Office Ass't, Honor Roll CARVER, IEAN CLAIRE Ueunnel Transfer from Franklin lPort.l, Xantho CHALKER, HARVEY NVELLS IThe Hairl Ski Club, Hi-Y, Sr. Class Pres,, Yell King GLEN CHRISTENSEN CHRISTIAN, EMIL LOWELL ICI11-isl Band, Ski Club CLARK, DONNA RAE Student Council, Tri-Y, Xantho, Dance comm. Z4 .. In A ogy. ,MV Vg ,I x XM L ,,' A , 9 Bbw is if .i.,,.c,me . I-4 .3- 9 w Wai has 'X .X s, ,I Y ,ax ' lm I I rt,, S tl , , I 'iii' I I I IR E tssrls 1 I ,VAL 3 . krjy L 1 3 5 ,J I W . :LA m lt. .. 1- Q-:xv , I I I 'fax , 4 1 ' ,isfJ54:li?g12f.. ' Y ' .. .- L -rf . 1 NO CUNNINGHAM, ROBERT MONTY Boys' League COATS, VELMA VIVIAN Well Class Assembly, Ir. Play tcomm.l COBB, JAMES NEIL Uiml Intramurals, Band COLLINGS, EMMA ELAINE Transfer from Roosevelt COLLINS, NORMA LAVONE ITootiel Choir, Munhinotu, Steno Awards, Office Ass't. CONWELL, DONALD LEE Boys' League COTTON, KENNETH Transfer from Wood- land, Wash., Wrestling COULSEY, GEORGE IStormyl IV Football, Sr. P fComm.l COUSINS, IAMES ISadsackl IV and Varsity Footb COX, RONALD DEA Boys' League CREECH, DAVID HUBERT IHerbyl Boys' League CROSBY, GERALDINI LOUISE IGerrYl GAA, Xantho, Girls' League Council, Distri Girls' League Sec., Choir, Lettergirl, St dent Body Sec., 50-I Club, Football Princes Sophomore Oueen, 1 61 Sr. Plays, Intramu als, Barnes Show, St dent Council CROSS, NANCY EDIT Debettes, Choir, Danc comm., Ir. Gt Sr. Pla comm. CULP, IANE PETERSC Girls League XLTON, DELORIS tLENE p Club, Camera Club .ce Pres.l EROUSSE, KEITH 'WEN FA ICKEY, DORENE RLENE lButtonsl ep Club IRKSEN, IOHN V. iirlrl I-Y, Lettermen, Honor all, Sr. Play, IV and :rrsity Football, IV id Varsity Basketball, I and Varsity Base- :rll Ski Club, Munhin- u, CSports Editorl, nys' League Rep. PIXON, ROBERT RNEST lBobl 'arsity Football, Bask- tball, Baseball, Boys eague tVice-Pres.l, Ir. 1 Sr. Plays. 1 DONALDSON, LARRY XRTHUR Band DOWSETT, MARDEE ANN Zhoir, jr. 5- sr. class nlay. tcomm. ch.l cafe, staff, dance committees 2 ,- K A' 1. , :-gr, lt' 5... 'ff -uf. -14 'G' 1 f.'2- ir 'V . 25 . I ft w:'.f2fw,, ry. , --.,- --': I Q ...K .,...r - ,, -rr ,-.. 'rev'-,-:aa - if ,-ag.,-2, gf-572991 :.gH?f,:'.' 5- f.- I ff M ,da 2 if N... 5 ix ,,,.,E.--, . 5 1 - -wer: :sr ,.-L' : V4i3',,g fI , M ., X X tri V , P 4' 1 elf la 'T' Q.. E .f , .f lv. . C , 'i R if gglzfip- I I I It A K, DULL, THOMAS CHARLES tTommyl Sr. Play, IRL, Class As- sembly, Red Cross Rep. DUQUETTE, CHARLES MEDFORD tDukel FFA, Letterrnen, IV 61 Varsity Baseball DUTTON, CHARLES lChuckD Vice-Pres. of Soph. and Ir. Classes, Tennis, Football EDWARDS, ROBERT DALE lBobl Intramural Basketball, Track, Honor Roll ELBON, BARBARA IEAN Transfer from Franklin, Choir ERICKSON, MELVIN LEE YFC, Band, IV :Sf Varsi- ty Football FAHNER, FRED tFritzl Ski Club tPres. and Vice-Pres.l, Hi-Y, Letter- men, Varsity Football, FFA, Sr. Class Sgt. at Arms, Sr. Play fcommj ,f an iii ., .x f ,fl ,I iff , his 1 ' - sit? ra -:Q-:-:f-:-1-,er ,PRR ' fx: 'T-11. 33,1 ' was 1 li . ' wry v.1aZs,..,. .mi'u1:.--71-z1r':' '- ,- I V 523.562, fy- - ' -A f 1. ,- - 4-. - .1 ts- - f- V A -fn. ff- - Y .V - '. ' - , .:,a-mfzigfff, Miki. - '.v'Hfmf:r1.fffxf . 'T 'Qt 5' T 5 .SIN 5. 1 . 55:11 1 ' . 5 is f .. .. V' Lis! ... .. 4: , 5 453 W 3 if 3' I Af fe.. f st 2. 'K is fa s' 4 I A .3 ft -S FAHNER, RONALD ALLEN Transfer from Portland Christiany IV Track, Hi-Y FINLAY, LOUIS RAY lLouiel Boys' League FORTUNE, BARBARA ANN tBcn-bl GAA tPres.l, Lettergirls, 50-50, Student Council, Sr. Class Council, Ir. 'G Sr. Plays, Argus, Steno Awards, Office Ass't, Honor Roll, Intramurals, Gymkhana, Girl of the Month FOX, ROGER ALLEN I.R.L. FREEMAN, LENORE ANN tNoryl Girls' League FRENCH DAVID EDGAR KI-'renchiel Choir, YFC, Track, Honor Roll, Wrestling FROEMKE, BRUCE ALDEN Band 25 FULLER, RUTH ANNA LEE fRuthil Transfer from McMinn- ville ,W i I-- Q GARRISON, STANLEY 'Ez' GERALD lStanl ' 'Y: ' I :1: I X Choir, Track yuh . - I . X 'Fr If W .. 5 W A GEMELLI, CAROL ANN FI-IA, YFC GILLESPIE, MARILEE ELLEN CLeel .3 KS: QW I an f Choir, Steno Awards GILMORE, CAROLE ANN Band, Office Ass't. GLIENKE, MANFRED GODPREY, WILLA IEAN Ueanniel GAA, Red Cross, YFC 26 H . . k ,I tl, ew, A .Km X... ,.. 'N Q I WHY i...MfL g X I 1 M.Ef f ., kk I I , NL. V I f G 'tfixtsim - x . :el 1 lx ,Q 8 K me I gf 'QLN , ga 21 I GOODRICI-I, SUSAN LOUISE fSuel FI-IA, Argus GRA DIN, DWIGHT LEROY Band, YFC CPres.l, Intra- murals GRAHAM, ROBERT IOHN IBobertl Student Body Sgt. at ,QHN A, Arms, Lettermen Wise- all Pres.l, Varsity Basket- ball, Football, Baseball, Sr. Play CComm.l GREY, DANIEL G. tDcml Boys' League GRIFFIS, SHIRLEY LeRAE Ueepl GAA, Band GRIMM, ALLYNE CONRAD IAD Boys' League GRIMSTED, TED ALMON Hi-Y, lr. G Sr. Plays, Red Cross as K -I wi y Y sf.. 'S Es X, I I W 5? I , srl. W . it , ,,.., M . lx. MV' AHA I-IALE, RALPH Hi-Y, Pep Club, Fros Basketball, IV Footbal Sr. Play Comm. HALL, DAVID FRANCIS lDavel Choir C4 yrs.l, IV ant Frosh Football, Varsit' Rally HANSON, RICHARD fRichl Pep Club. CSqt. at Arms HARMAN, MARIORIE HAZEL Camera Club, FHA HARRIS, BOSEMARY lRosel HARSI-IBERGER, Eileer GAA, Tri-Y, Pep Club! Ir. G Sr. Play fcornrn.l. Intramural Volleyball 6 Softball I-IARTLEY, IANICE MARIE Ucml GAA, Choir, Girls' League KSgt. at Armsl, Xantho ATHAWAY, SALLY airls' League IEDGER, DARLENE XNNE IDarl SAA, Choir, Baton QEINZEL, MARCIA AY PAA, Choir I4 yrs.l, fantho IPres:l, Sr. Play ast, Munhinotu, Intra- iurals, Honor Roll, arnes Show, Class Issemblies, Dance omm., Gymkhana IELBER, LARRY Land tPres.l, Argus, 'ep Club, Ir. Play :omm.l or ll , .L 5 .L .I I .gg ' I ' 9 f.g4Li.!g -, if -IELM, LAURA MM YVONNE tCurleyl 5.1 SAA Q '- UE '.v, I-IENDRICKS, ELIN IEAN Choir, I.R.L., G.A.A. ir. play, sr. play, honor roll, dance committees, D.A.R. award, football princess I5-il HENIGES, MICHAEL LEE tMikel Varsity Football, Letter- H1911 HIBBARD, EMILY DARLENE IEmmiel GAA, Tumbling, Xan- tbo, Office Ass't, Tri-Y HIGH, LYLE EDWARD Boys' League HILL, RICHARD MARVIN IDickl HOFFMEISTER, CAROL ANN II-Ioiiiel Girls' League HOFFORD, DONALD Varsity Football mgr HOGE, SUSAN MARY Girls' League HOLDER, RODNEY DEAN tBudl Pep Club -lil.: , ss' Q 'Z . 3 S R X. if 'H 94 x.. 5 E I x -s-E, - 3? 3.,i +- ' s-f ,, ,. A an ,X Y' ix 4 l 3 ,1 ' f X . .- yi 'P -.wr i X 'K' Q!!-vw , , I ' -an 4 5 ry I rw ' rsgl I 1 'NW I ' I x HORD, ROGER RAY tRockl Transfer from McMinn- ville, Pep Club HOUGHTON, MYRNA MARIE Xantho, tsec.l, Girls' League Rep., GAA, In- tramurals, Sr. Council, Tumbling, Dance Comm., Barnes Show HOWARD, RICHARD THOMAS IDickl IRL, YFC, Radio Club, Band HUDSON, ELMA l ALLINE tE1merl 1 Tri-Y, Ir. G Sr. Playxl tcommj Honor Roll, Transfer from Okla- homa HUGHES, GWEN tPecmutsl Tumbling, GAA, Sr. Class Sec., Rally, Xan- tho, Tri-Y, lr. and Sr. Play, Steno Awards, Lettergirls, Honor Roll HUGHES, IOAN MARIE tloaniel GAA, Lettergirls, Tri-Y, Arugs, 50-50 tPres.D, Sr. Class Play HUGHES, LYLE Choir, Frosh Basket- ball, IV 5- Varsity Foot- ball, Varsity Baseball Ski Club, Ir. G Sr. Plays, Lettermen, In trarnurals, Barnes Show, Tumbling 27 1 HUNT, IANET K. Uanl Candy stand ISAACSON, KAREN ANITA Tri-Y. IACOBSON, TOMMY EUBANKS Uakel Hi-Y IANTZ, GORDON IGordyl Transfer from Portland Christian IESSUP, CHARLES PATRICK tChuckl Boys' League IOHNSON, KENNETH JULIUS fKenl IRL, Honor Roll IOI-INSON, NORMAN ,.., LEROY Iswedel Hi-Y Vice Prexy, Band, YEC rf 1. Q 4 I 4 f Mme-,fft, ' - ' A 5 W, . I I A . W' - ., ' ' - Q 'tk : Agar vw A ., U fl xi ' I I ICMI l f 5 A ,, ew? fic sf' R' Q 9 5' , ,s wah, , f ,MMF EiVp ' 1 A cg Me- , au, A I -- I if 'ff ly k wt 4 J iliiw' 28 , x .t v . Qt IOHNSON, PI-IYLLIS IPhyll Girls' League IONES, SHIRLEY ANN Steno Awards, Office Ass't. IOSEFSON, IOI-IN CARL YFC, Track, Cross Country, Wrestling IOY, DONALD LEE FFA, Varsity Track, Letterman's Club KANDEL, WANDA MARIE GAA, Barnes Show, Majorette, Ir. G Sr. Play lComrn,l Choir, Office Girl KEEBAUGH, IUANITA RUTH Sr. Play lComm.l KEEGAN, IACK ROY Basketball CVJ, Track UV., VJ, Cross Country Track . L Q, E Vrkgr K YA 'tu if 3- 'lk- 11- eQi 'f , ,,rfsns,,,,,,,,,, KELLER, CAROLE Debettes fsec'yl, Tri- Arqus, Ir. ci Sr. P14 CCornm.l, Dance CComrn.l, Honor Roll KENT, GORDON IAY ROCKWELL lGordiel Varsity G IV Basks ball, IV Football, E Class Officer GERTIE GOPHER KIRKPATRICK, BETTY Tri-Y ll3ub. Mqrj, D' bettes, Xantho, Danc CCornm.l. Ir. Play fComm.l, Argus Sta: Ski Club KAZDA, GERALD WILLIAM IGeryl Intramurals KRZCMARZICK, SHIRLEY ANN IK:-isl Girls' League KYLE, BELVA LEE lBcrbeJ GAA, Gymkhana, Girls' Intramurals .ANE, MADEAN IILMA iDecmiel Xrgus, FHA, YFC, Isher Corps, Honor toll, Ir. 6 Sr. Play Comm.l AUDENSLAGER, DONAVON PAUL Don-Slobl .ettermen, Student 1 Zouncil, Class Offices, Fr. G Ir. Sgt. at Armsl, toys' League Prexy Varsity Football and 'rack .EATI-IERS, IIAURIETTA PEARL Rita! SAA, Choir .lNCOLN, RUSSELL XLVIN iStashl Transfer from Michigan, Nrestling LISOSKI, DONNA LEE Tri-Y, Majorette, Office Ass't., Steno Awards .OMBARDL CRAIG F. I. Radio Club LOWES, NINA IEAN GAA, Trl-Y, 50-50 Club, Sr. Play CComm.l I , 'i ii H9123 ' iw ,. , , 2 ,M ...,, K K , K , zt. 1 1 1 X ,. f A X- R LUCORE, LOREN LEE iLukeel FFA LUENGEN, DRUCILLA LEE lDrul Trans. from Franklin lPort,l, Dance Comrn.l, First Aid Girl LUKENS, LEONARD Argus, Cross Country Track, Lettermen, Intra- murals LUMSDEN, DENNIS DALE i 'l'he Flea l Varsity Football and Basketball, Ir. Class Prexy, Lettermen LUNDQUIST, PATRICIA MARIE iPa'tl Transfer from Grant QPort.l, GAA McCASLAND, CARROLL iTexl Band fVice Prexyl, I-Ii-Y iSec'yl, Ir. Play lComrn.D, Sr. Play iCastl. Intramurals, Class Activities MCCOOL, MICHAEL FRANK iMikel Basketball lFrosh, IVD MCDOWELL, WILLIAM ALBERT iBilll Choir Censemblel, Stu- dent Council IFr. and ILP Honor Roll MCGILL. LEE ELBRIED tMacJ Boys' League MCGOWAN, TERRY SUE Transfer from Lincoln CCalii.D, GAA, Debettes, Class Assemblies, In- tramurals, Sr. Play CComm.l MCGRAW, RUTH ANNE muthiel Transfer from Vancou- ver, CWash.l, Tumbling MCINTOSI-I, DARIEL LOUISE GAA, Choir, Sr. Play CComm.J, Steno Awards, Argus MCMAI-ION, DENNIS ii 5' L FFA MAGUIRE, IUDITH VERA Uudil Xantho QV. Prexyl 29 MAKINSON, CAROLYN IEAN Glee, Choir, GAA, Debettes, Cafe, Ass't, Steno Awards ,Lx , MARCUS, DONALD A Ak 'ft ROBERT mon :mn we , Football, Baseball is l at f MARKLE, IEAN LOUISE GAA, lr. Flay tComm.D, Sr. Play CCastl, Argus MARSH, DONNA ADELE lPidqeonI Xantho, Tri-Y CPres.J, Y-Teen Queen, Sen. Council, Munhinotu, Dance CComm.I, Honor Roll MASTEN, WILLIAM NEWMAN IBilD Fr. Class Vice Prexy, Student Council, Senior Council, Munhinotu CBus. Managerl, FFA, Basketball, Football, Stage Crew MAUST, BARBARA IEAN lBobbil Transfer from Washing- ton CPort.l, Xantho, Ar- gus, Senior Council, Munhinotu, Ir. and Sr. Play CPub. Chairmanl. GAA, Ski Club fTreas.J, Dance Comm. MILLER, GEORGE ELLIS t'1'onyI IV Football, Wrestling 30 Q 'll 1 WB! w Yg N-f is MILLER, KENNY IAMES lKenI Hi-Y, Basketball, Foot- ball, Track, Ski Club, Intramurals Mills, Sandra Lee tSandyl IRL MOEN, MARILYN IUNE GAA, Choir, IV Rally, Argus fEditorl, Xantho, Student Council ULD, Ski Club, Sr. Play tCastD, Ir. Play tComm.l, Dance Comm. MORGAN, EUGENE fGeneI Honor Roll, Argus, adv. choir MORSMAN, RAYMOND OREN tRayl Track, Football, Ur. and Varsityl, Lettermen , , 'iw' it 'IX 4 1- 5 ., ,. 1 'Z S! . ,Riel Refi, 5 ft . , EE 1 N 4 its t ww. t , I 'kg F S i 2 i.,, ?1Y1 ? ,-.' fr, :,,,,,y:- ,. MULLANEY, BERNAI THOMAS Transfer from BeaV+ ton Hi-Y, Ski Club MURPHY, MARY MAGDALENE Transfer from Jeffers! CPort.J NARVASA, DeLORIS BETTY fDeel GAA, Lettergirl, Tumf ing CCo-Captainl, Rai Squad tVarsity, IVI, Girls' League CSec'y, Vive Prexyl, Steno Awards, Sr. G Ir. Plc fCastl, Xantho, Footbm Oueen, Office Girl, Honor Roll, Barnes Show, Intramurals, Munhinotu NEALEIGH, ROSALIE IEAN tPosieI Transfer from Milwai kie fPort.l NELSON, CLAYTON ROBERT Ski Club, Letterrnen, FFA, tTreas.J, Track, Football UV, Varsityl X D I . 5 .7 I I b W , l 45, MORSMAN, RONALD W -- NEWCOMER. Boys' League Tri-Y , , ,X MOWREY, PAUL CLIFFORD Boys' League Pi ,.E, 2 V , is R, N 4 X 45 M, H Q it NICHOLAS, IRVIN I. Ir., lNicl-:I Hi-Y, Lettermen, Foo ball CVarsityJ wlOEL, NICHOLAS OHN lNickl ntramurals OTIS, ANNETTE MAE lOats7 Argus, GAA, Munhin- otu, Sr. Play fCastD, Intramurals, Pep Club OTSUKI, SUMIO lSaml Boys' League OTTO, DAVID EDWARD YFC, Choir, Boys' En- semble, Vet. Show, Class Assemblies OUCI-IIDA, FRANK TAISHI Boys' League OUCHIDA, ROSIE Debettes, Argus, Band, Girls' League Council PALUMBO, RICHARD Boys' League -35 fe, , , , -NWFV ,W-I 1 K 1 W Q We X K 5 , E x :P . In 'Rf 4 din ' f is 1, ,,,s, ..,,. I X, S ...Ya l, N9 'x TV ' 81 'bf' X 'Q Go' xx lg 4 , , --Q, K bf l I A,,' , xx ev PARKS, SHARON . GAA, Xantho, Tri-Y, 50-50 Club, Sr. Play lComm.J, Dance Comm. PARKS, NANCY IANE lNuniel GAA, Camera Club, Office Ass't. PARKER, ROBERT DALE CML Bl Choir, Stage Crew, Football CFr., I.V.l PARKHURST, NORMAN PAUL lNorml Track, Lettermen, Band, Ski Club, lSgt. at Armsl, Intramurals PEACOCK, MILDRED IRENE lMi1liel Fr. Class Sec'y, Tumb- ling PEFFERLY, MARGARET ANNE lMargeel YFC lPianistl, Choir, Xantho, IRL, Honor Roll, Girls' Triple Trio PERKINS, PATRICIA ANN lPa0 GAA, Lettergirl, Soph. Class Sec'y, IV G Var- sity Rally, Xantho lTreas.l, Ski Club lSec'Yl, lr. Play lComrn.JJ, Sr. Play lCastl, dance comm. Munhinotu, Barnes Show, Girls' Intramur- als, Gymkhana, Girls' State PETERS, MARCIA GAYLE Choir, Tri-Y, Barnes Show, GAA PETERSON, LOIS ANN lPoopsiel Choir, Tri-Y, YFC PFUND, AVON HENRY lCuzl Band, Track, Cross Country Track, Letter- men PICKETT, DIXIE GAA, 50-50 Club, Deb- ettes, Honor Roll PICKETT, IUANITA LOUISE INital PIERCE, BARRY WAYNE IV Basketball PIETERS, ELIZABETH EVANGELINE lBettyl Tri-Y, Choir . 31 PLEISS, CLIFFORD IC1iiil FFA, VFC POMMERENING. HOWARD DALE Ski Club, Glee Club PORTER, WALTER DEAN lWal0 IRL, Wrestling POSCHWATTA, CARL LeROY IV Football POWELL, BEATRICE MAY meal FHA, GAA, Freshman Choir, Arqus, Munhin- otu, Girls' Intramurals PRATER, BRUCE STANLEY Boys' League l ,PRICE, MARJORIE I KATHLEEN Transfer from Soap- poose fOreqonl taz vm, f. PROVALT, LEE WAYNE fProl Football, Track, Choir PULLEN, LEE DELORES IDodol Steno Awards, Office Assistant PYSHNY, PHILLIP AMBROSE fPhill IV Football, Freshman Basketball, Baseball, Letterman, Nature Club QUINN, RICHARD PATRICK lPail Camera Club RANIERI, DEVONA LEE lDeel FHA, GAA, Tri-Y, Deb- eites RANK, PETER ROBERT lPetel Transfer from Lincoln flowal, Band, Sr. Play IC-astl, Argus Staff REES, ANNA BELL Uinniel Girls' League Council CFr.l. Band, Xantho, GAA, IRL, tSec'yl, Sr. Class Play fCastJ, Honor Roll, Munhinotu, IRC, Scholarship to Germany REESE, IOAN ARLINE Argus, YFC, IRC REIS, GAYLEEN lGay Girls' League RESARE, MARY LOUISE GAA, Camera Club, Intramurals I RETHWISCH, DONNA ANN GAA, Intramurals, Dance Comm. ROSHALT, RONALD , BRUCE KRonl Ski Club 1 I RUCKMAN, IACK HAROLD Hi-Y, Pep Club, Traclf UV, Varsityl Footbal UV, Varsityl, Lettermer RYKKEN, ROBERT A. IBobl ADDLER, STANLEY .WOOD nys' League SHELTON, CLIFFORD GENE tLeql Soph. Class Sgt. at Arms, Boys' League Sec'y, Basketball, Foot- ball, Lettermen, Student Council tSr.l, Fire Chief G1 5 1 figgfsfi--fkgifllffaf X . 6s:i,f'Ls,i It xi' ' .g .4 . gt... ... V it ' ii. 2, .W , 'D gf AYLER, DENNIS ' SHEPARD, ART , 'L l te LANE H N , , oys' League i t LV I ' k fi3'vg,, H , V. g I I V, , t i ll,. ' V 1 CHOPPE, CLARENCE h. SIMNITTV DARLENE S IATHAN 4, 'ETHEL I svis tt., RL, Band, Photography an YFC ' :mb , . 'W else f , t LCHOPPE, IAMES SIMMONS, PI-IYLLIS IENRY Uiml A ,Vt ' ANN IPhyll fFC, Argus KCI-IULTZ, ROSELLA UNE Iflosiel Sirls' League SCHWARTZKOPF, BENIAMIN ELIAS tBenl Ihoir. fFr.l SEIDA, PAUL HARVEY intramurals K 3 .X i, xx ,. .iii t.. I.. t .. va 1-...I .tx . I Q xiii, , ttfcgf I.. sr Munhinotu, Xantho, Ski Club, Argus, Sr. Play tCastl, Dance Comm. SITZMAN, JAMES RAYMOND Uiml Fr. class pres., Student Body Vice President, I.V.6tV. football G base- ball, I.V. basketball, Munhinotu editor, Ir. cup award, Boys' state, student council, sr. council, lettermen, hon- or roll, Iunior Kiwanian, choir, jr. G sr. play Icastl SNYDER, KENNETH 'LEONARD tBoom-Booml Football, Basketball, Baseball, Lettermen, Sophomore Class Pres., Hi-Y, Student Council, Student Body President SOLHEIM, CURTIS DuWAYNE lcuril Football, Basketball, Tennis Team ,dn Hel. , , -41' 'E' avi S. 31 lx 3 544:-sy. F Fi X its L. if . . iEaO1-.mm L il, , L it-at-fs. W M Q: - tt. . iz. SONFLIETH, PATRICIA ANNE tPatl Girls' League SPINK, CHARLES L. tChuckl Baseball, Basketball, Football, Hi-Y CSec'yl, Sr. Class Play CCastl, Letterrnen STARKEY, GARY ARNOLD tSpcxrkyl Transfer from Beaver- ton, Golf, Baseball STASI, ROBERT LEE IBobl Transfer from Ietterson tPortlandl STEAD, FLOYD DEAN Boys' Intramurals STENLUND, KAREN LEE Choir, Xantho tSqt. at Armsl, Ski Club, Fr. Glee, Debettes, Argus, Dance Comm., Play Committees, Class As- sembltes STENLUND, ROBERT ALVIN IBobl IV Track 6. Football, Varsity Football 33 STEVENS, WILMA IEAN Murihinotu Staff, Steno Awards STEVIA, ZONA MARLENE lStevel Choir, YFC tSec'yl, Argus, Sr. Play Comm. STEWART, GLEN ROGAL Boys' League STONE, IACK R. Varsity Football, Letter- men, Student Council STREBIG, GLENDA KAY GAA CV. Prexy, SeC'yl, Band, Tri-Y, Debettes, Sr. Play tComm.D, Mun- hinotu, IRL, Honor Roll, Leiterqirls, Intramurals STREBIN, WILLIAM BRADFORD tBi1ll FFA, Munhinotu, Sr. Class Office, Choir, IV Basketball, Baseball SUELZLE, ROBERT DARRELL tBobl IK I I I ,X L i X . 5 ! . Jw rf , Q ,:r:: s:uz fe -,J 4' , Luau- 5 HIP' ' , ' Timiileizafz , ' ' ,rg- 1 .s . . - 1 Q ..,.f,,: fig' , , ' rhiirv 11- . V . is v. - f .r rx .I 51- S I .gg I ,g 'Q 'H -if 71f,ftf.m.- . Band, Yrc ,E st, , 34 t,,t ,,,, A -1 f SURFACE, RICHARD MELVIN PFA, Ski Club SWANSON, ELICE SANDRA GAA, Lettergirls CPres.l, Girls' League CPub. Managerl, Dance Comm. SWEENY, IERALD Tennis Team SWEENEY, WANETTA LOUISE lSweeneyl Girls' League SWEET, GEORGE BENNIE Transfer from Benson CPortlandJ IUDITH ANN THOMAS Uudil GAA, Ski Club, Choir, Argus, Xantho, Girls' League Council, Sr. Play CCastl, Ir. Play fComm.l, Munhinotu, dance comm. TIPP, HARRIET EILEEN GAA, Honor Roll, Of- fice Assistant f 'f -1-K 4 ' Q ' xX it . iL'm3 ' I 49'--'7 N P, I fl:- lx Q 5 TOYOOKA, ROBER IBobl Track, Wrestling, termen CPres. 54-55 TRACY, RICHARD lDickl Boy's State, Ir. Plc ICastl, Intramurals UDELI-IOFEN, NORMAN tNorml Boy's State VAN CLEVE, IUNE ELLA Uuniel Xantho, Munhinotu, G.A.A., Delsettes 50-50 club, Argus st choir VANDERLINDE, CLINTON RICHARD Boys' League VAN ZYL, HELEN IEANE Ski, Xantho, GAA, tramurals, Ir. Play Cprop. ch.l, Sr. Play Icastl, Dance Com: tees, Class Officer I Ski Race C549 VINTON, FRED CLARKE Choir, Hi-Y, Letterm IV 6. Varsity Footb Ir. G Sr. Class Play lCastl DE, BARBARA N tBarbl isfer from Yakima shingtonl LL, STANLEY lsmnt TSON, BURDETTE DMAS lBur1l isfer from Prineville eqonl TTERS, MYRN A A, Choir, Girls' que Council, Xan- Letterqirl, Intra- als, Sr. Play nm.l STBY, CAROLYN JISE iCcxxrieD ts' League ,nv ' 5 'S' ,X if xg ' 'T ,l,,,,, r PW , , 2 it A Q-uv WILDER, RONALD lRonl Frosh 61 Varsity Foot- ball, Hi-Y CPrexyl, Let- tetmen, Honor Roll, Ski Club, Boys' League Rep., Baseball WILLOUGHBY, SHARON ANN Tri-Y, GAA WOOD, GAYLORD DWANE tGCIyl Sr. Play Comm. WOODFORD. CHARLES A. iwoodyl Football, Basketball, Lettermen WOODWARD, DAVID WALTER lWoodyl Boys' League J ni '1 -i -H ' 1: , 33 WRIGHT, LILA JEAN ff' sl YFC 1' mv' 'E Ns., if: -es: L , ,.,. wig 1 kLV,yf A A V Q., f f ff sf X it sl, 1 la xl as WRIGHT, PATRICIA GAIL KPatl Tri-Y, Xantho, Debettes CPrexyl, Dance Comm. YAPP, CLARICE ELLEN GAA, Choir ZIEGLER, NANCY CARROLLYN Xantho, Debettes, Dance Comm. ZIMMERMAN, PAUL fziml Lettermen, Varsity Foot- ball, Baseball, Basket- ball RHUDE, MARY ELLEN G.A.A., letterqirls, Ir. class sec'y, advanced tumbling, Gymkhana, Sr. council, I.V. :St var- sity rally squad Xantho, dance com- mittees, Ir. G Sr. class play Ccastl, ski club, Barnes show 35 HISTORY OF THE CLASS Classmates of '55 have come to the end of their hall of memories and the door is closing on . , . . t- their four years of book-learning, activities, ou standing events, and lasting friendships. The first project for these 437 baby gophers was to elect class officers. This they did by putting lim Sitzman as their president, Bill Masten as ' esident- and Mildred Peacock, secretary, vice-pr , at the 'head of their activities. Wynfred Chilton was given the task of guiding this new crop of Greshamites. The Freshman party highlighted the year and a privileged few were alotted to clean the trophies and trophy case. President, Ken Snyder, vice-president, Chuck Duttong and secretary, Pat Perkins, led their class through a fun-filled sophomore year. Ap- proximately ZOO classmen were present at the sophomore party to witness the crowning of Bill Masten and Gerry Lou Crosby, sophomore king and queen. Twirp Day was introduced by the sophomores, in conjunction with the Print and Cord Dance. ln April they presented their second-place winning class assembly, County Fair. May concluded their activity program with serving at the luniorfSenior Prom and dec- orating a Baccalaureate. Picking up the honors th r were Sally Knox as sophomore for e yea - princess on the Basketball Court and Gale Arm- strong, who received silver honors at the Na tional FFA Dairy Show. - S X, ' Sl N N N S S f FROSH . y 3 Sf 'Y Sf S S N H I A X I x 1 N S Q 36 The '53--54 class chose as their third-year lec ers Denny Lumsden, presidenty Chuck Duttc vice-president, and Mary Bhude, secretar This activity-packed year sported a class spc sored sock dance, the class assembly, 'Broa way is My Beat, the lunior-Senior Prom, Str-e of Dreams, and the junior class play, Seve Sisters, starring Gerry Lou Crosby and li ' ' S ' B n uet, tl Sitzman. Serving at the enior a q Senior-Parents Beception and decorating f Commencement wound up the year's soci calendar. Tops in their class were AnnaBell Bees wl won the American Field Service Scholarship fi a summer in Germany, and lim Sitzman, tl winner of the lunior Cup. Several junior gir were responsible for the formation of a ne' girls' service club, Xantho. Singing in tl' Beign was Donna Marsh, queen of the annuc Y-Teen Dance in Portland and Nancy Buchanc as junior princess of the Basketball Dance. The fourth and final year marked these ful grown Gophers as seniors and rulers of tli roost. President Harvey Chalker, vice-pres dent Gordon Kent, and secretary, Gwen Hughe carried the class through a very successful yea The seniors' pride and joy was the laugh-an suspense-packed senior play, Stage Door, starring Elin Hendricks, Pete Bank and lim Sit. man. A great deal of the year was occupie with preparations for the many senior doing: The senior class overflowed with outstandin classmen. Elin Hendricks won the DAB Citizer ship Award, Tex McCasland, Hi-Y Governor c the state, lim Sitzman and AnnaBell Bees, El Scholarship awards, Ben Buisman, Westin house Science Award, Don Laugenslader, mo inspirational football award, and lack Ston All-State Football Team and Shrine All-Cit Team. ln the reign of royalty was queen of th Football Dance, Deloris Narvasa and her pri cesses Elin Hendricks and Gerry Lou Crosb and queen of the Basketball Dance, Donn Clark. lOther senior honors can be found els where in the book.l The doors have been locked on the last fo years, and now, only memory will open the 3 I f FOUR YEAR HONOR Nuff Kfsr 'Q 1... Hu hes Harriett Tipp Norma Collins Iune Van Cleve. Second Fits! Row: Georqianna Birch, Glenda Strebig, Ioan q , , , Row: lim Sitzman, Kenneth Iohnson, Elice Swanson, Ben Buisman, Carole Brauer, Carole Brown, Barbara Maust, ' ' ' f icture: Anna Bell Rees. Marcia Hemzel. lilissmg rom p if . 5.3-F -1 ' to i M :Q If T A kgti, ,A- .V 4 X . yi 'sity N .t is my Ugf .xi x P ir yy y,i.,,,,,..,gf+..,. ll' QQ-ge -, ,M .- W gf ,.-,iw ' ' rl itst iei 'ff fir V , gf ef'- :wt wwe -. ri , is Q. 1? f Q 'as Sitting: M. Samuel Secretary Mrs G , 5 . reisel, Advisorg B. Gannon, Girls' League Rep- resentative, B. Rice, Student Council Representative. Standing: P. Bancroft, Presidenty R. Speed, Boys' League Representative, P. Whites Student Council Representativey E. Davison, Sergeant-at-Arms. Officers PAUL BANCROFT President MOLLY SAMUEL Secretary NORMAN BREDALL Vice-President J -. 2' As they move on to claim th ' err senior glory, the class of '56 can remember their junior year as one with activities th b at ound them together in closer unity. The challen p ay rought an ample number of committee workers forw d f ar or Our Hearts Were Young and Gay This comedy of the roaring twenties which t , s arred Sara Larson and Bunny Walker, was directed by Miss lanie Richardson. For the lunior-Senior Prom in May, they transformed the cafeteria into a tropic isle, using real flowers flown from Hawaii. The class president was Paul Bancroft and the decorations committee head was the class secretary, Molly Samuel, who was also the junior princess at the Basketball Dance. Other officers on the junior class council were Norman Bredall, vice-presi- dent, Eddie Davison, sergeant-at-arms, Beverlie Rice and Pete White, student council representativesg Bonnie Gannon and Ron Speed, Girls' and Boys' league representatives, and Fran Montoya and Tom King, lunior Red Cross representatives. The class advisor was Mrs. lrma Grei- sel. ge and the fun of producing a l b ,ffl-6:-1 .5-34-zfigzg A X . 4 IUNIOR GIRLS . I Fits! row: L. Conner, K. Atherton, V. Dodd, B. Elbon, B. Artz, M, Bates, V. Dupee, I. Ericson, B. Amstutz, B. Cox, M. Christ, L. Chronister, D. Aylsworth, F. Carroll. Second row: M. Anderson, I. Drenckpohl, S. Enqberq, C, Dahl, B. Coker, E. Beckman, E. Bernlclau, F. Cook, M. Bates, I. Ariz, M. Campbell, E. Briggs Third row: R. Akers, G. Evoniulc, P. Downey, A, Denning, C. Deisch, G. Duquette, D. Botz, D. Church, M. Anderson, P. Anderson, M. Densmoro, L. Bowers, N. Eaton, G. Cooper. - fu - 5 l 5 ' i . .K I fi . -.2 I. fi I fx i 'S QE . Q First row: R. Heinlein, N. Belcher G. Butz, L. Holt, S. Petter, D. Ienlcins, P. Garrison, G. Hovda, S, Holbrook, G. Iohnson, S. Iarvis, P. Foreman, B. Gannon Second row: A. Halladay, L. Halo, I. Hale, M. Garrison, M. Ienson, D. Freauff, T. Ferguson, P, Farwell, R. Hibbarcl, M. Iames, Third row: L, Halstead, I. Heclqer, L. Preedle, K, Iohnson, D. Knapp. Fourth row: G. Gleonn, I. Kersien, L. Katzberq, D. Foster, P. Hays, P, Flohauqh, H. Humphrey, I. Keeney, C. Goodwin, C. Kelly. S. Harvey, I. Karn. 4 'l I I l'I I'fN'l5 IN 'l'f5'l' IN First row: U. Lange, I. Lewis, E. Moore Norberq, S. Kidd, V. Kozera, C. Ott, L, Newby, F. Montoya, C. Miller, Patrick, E. Morse, D. Kuchenthal. Second row: B. Martin, K. Notestine, I. Moffet, M. Kerslake, M. Morrison, C. McCormick, G. Kyle, M. Luther, E. Merritt, A. McSWeeney, S. Laws, L. Patton, E. Meyer. Third row: C. Long, K. Kibler, M. Mayfield, S. Long, S. Larson, Y. Nasshahn, M. Miller, P. Nelson, M. Loitquist, B. Manfull, C. Nance, H. Krause, M. Merris, D. Kinney. First row: S, Stark, M. Steele, H. Trautman, D. Stasi, P. Pleiss, R. Scofield, B. Wall, G. Tallent, S. Ballrath, K. Quay, N. Siqler, B. Poisel, S. Talbert, D. Peterson. Second row: Y, Pelky, I. Tschopp. S. Tuttle, G. Thomas, C. Petricevic, H. Wills, M. Quinn, S. Peterson, M. Scott, S. Sweisherqer, I. Walker, M. Smith. Third row: A. Townsend, N. Rohde, I. Underwood, W. Shepard, C. Stone, R. Phaneul, M. Samuel, M. Walker, L. Tipp, I. Soule, E. Schaefer. Fourth row: S, Sargent, T. Slayton, P. Rhoads C. Schaefer, I, Schroder, S. Sweitzer, P. Rogers, N. Ricks, I. Sheller, M. Winkler, S. Trahan, D. Seibel. 1 'ITTQTTEE 'lilffli First row: E. Blaser, D. Burns, D. Altman, S. Baird, D. Belcher, B. Arthur, G. Dye, R. Crawford, A. Chambers, G. Ackerman, G. Cunningham, D. Berry. Second row: R. Erickson, B. Baker, T. Ashmore, E. Davison, D. Baker, B. Dahlke, D. Carter, G. Chaffin, E. Charles, B. Culver, D. Eastman, B. Blackburn. Third row: K. Bratcher, D. Burbach, B. Bixler, B. Austinson, I. Chambers, D. Castle, I. Blasdell, B. Cronin, D. Arnold, A. Askew, D. Anderson. Fourth row: N. Bredall, D. Chambers, P. Bancroft, I. Cinibear, G. Durrie, D. Dykstra, P. Bernick, B. Brown, H. Entenrnan, B. Anderson, C. Davis. 5---f'--r . ..,4', www..- First row: G. Griffith, D. Knarr, M. Hardesty, N. Larson, A. Gedde, G. Hanson, I. Lofgren, K. Lyon, S. Hathaway, B. Ganten- bein, E. Hagen, E. Franks, D. Ieliriek, B. Granberg, D. Gaines, W. Lewis. Second row: T. King, D. Healey, D. Falkenstein, B. Erickson, A. Lader. R. Goodwin, R. Lind, B. Grigg, B. Lukens, B. Gustafson, W. Goodrich, S. Gillespie, R. Ioy. Third row: G. Iones, G. Gutendorf, D. Keeney, Iack Green, D. Hoar, Leo Gentry, B. Lapsley, G. Harrington, L. Logerwell, W. Poland B. Foster R. Lorain, H. Loftin, A. Griffith. Fourth row: F. Hiltenbranclt, I. Holliday, I. Green, I. Gallant, D. Lewis, R. Hi1l,' D. Hill, I. Lethcoe, M. Gerlt, B. Hougen, R. Haase, D. Flener, A. Ionason, B. Holloway, G Iacobson, I. Hartley. First row: D. Marshall, R. Marsh, D. Miltenberqer, R. Owens, R. Parks, L. Magnuson, C. Ross, D. Nelson, I. Ma nuson Q . R. Ruth. Second row: R. Pawlack, H. Miller, G. Russel, R. Noreen, D. Perkins, I. Petshow, K. Miller, Pr, Mittelstadt, D. R k r. Th' d : D. - ' ' uec e lr row Mclienzey I. Olson, A. Schleicharclt, C. Merritt, D. Newman, M. Norander, F. Paden, I. Pcrlmblad, I. Pruett, L. Moffel. Fourth row: E. McCreary, R. Newman, G. Mclntyre, E. Miles, M. Rogers, B. Resare, A. Rice, I. McAllister, L. Mclienny, W. Milsted, B. McCurtain, G. Misenhimer, R. McEwen. r E Q Q-wmv ' X . . -X ,,,- Q -M. , First row: P. Williams, D. Stuart, C. Waugh, L. Seeqer, H. Toyooka, D, Schultz, T. Youmans,- H. Thorstad, I. Waldon, M. Syrinq, R. Summerfield, B, Ferris. Second row: I. Sirowbridqe, R. Wilson, I. Schneider, P. Traxler, K. Taylor, N. Wetzel, D. Thompson, I. Splawn, D. Eisenzimmer, R. Simonis. Third row: B. Witzel, G. Seibert, K. White, I. Woodworth, I. Tyson, D. Tooke, D. Slaton, I. Sesier, E. Yoshida, B. Siecll, S. Shipley. Fourth row: G. Savage, L. Stormo, M. Welch, G. White R. Speed, I. Smith, R. Strebin, H. White, I. Sheller, A. Thornton, D. Speer, I. Thorud, R. Waldo. SOPHOMORE COUNCIL Mrs. Dorothy Bumala, D. Knapp, Student Council Representative: B. Haugen, President: W. Armstrong, Secretary: I. Marlatte, Girls' Leaque Representative: l. Burch, Vice-President: K. Knudson, Student Council Representative: l. McKee, Sergeant-at-Arms: B, Brumbaugh, Boys' League Representative: Miss Ruth Henderson. fuqky' 4792? wr y BOB HOUGEN President ,, IE NINE BUKGPY f ' ice'President R f ,f , ,, I , 'f it 1 rf WANITA ARMSTRONG N , 'J j l' K ' V- Secretary A' 1 , . . f , ,1 r The sophomore class began their second year at GUI-IS under the leadership ot president, Bob Hougeng vice- president, leannine Burch, and secretary, Wanita Armstrong, with the guidance of Mrs. Dorothy Bumala and Miss Ruth Henderson. The sophomore class party opened the year's activities With movies, dancing, retreshments, and the main event of the evening, an elaborate Coronation for queen Linda Wormald and king lerry McKee. Also in the reign ot royalty was Iesse Hay, sophomore princess tor the Basketball dance. ln March a dancing party was held in honor ot the Iunior Varsity football and basketball teams. SOPHOMORE GIRLS First row: B. Bunce, I. Catlin, C. Beaver, I. Bateman, A. Collings, N. Cox, M. Adcock, S, Buckendori, B. Evans, D. Curnrnins, S. Dingrnan, G. Fandrich. Second row: A. Brooks, I. Clark, L. Nacoste, K. Brown, A. Fain, B. Farewell, I. Burch, D. Barber, C. Baker, S. Austin, S. Capelle. Third row: G. Ellerison, I, Cunningham, C. Fogle, M. Foland, L. Blackledge, R. Crawford, M. Drips, C. Fish, M. Davis, B. Farber, W. Armstrong, D. Darnielle, I. Fisher. Fourth row: L. Fleming, I. Alex- ander, B. Atwell, M. Dahl, C. Frame, M. Clibbon, M. Furrnanwoicz, B. Blum, F. Darnrill, F.. Barr, M. Edqley, H. Eaton. First row: C. Kimrnerling, K. Kennedy, M. Green, M. Hulse, B. Graven, I. Hamilton, C. Granberg K. Lucas, E. Larson, K. Knudson, S. Healey, S. Gaines, N. Lintner. Second row: L. Hanson, M. Knox, I. Kretschmer, D. Hurt, I. Kikkawa, S, Hull. Third row: B. Lucky, I. Laws, G. Hull, I. Kersten, L. Hudson, C. Logerwell, L. Iohnson, F. Iarrard, S. Gradin, B. Kcmne, C. Holder, D. King, P. Kensmoe. Fourth row: H. Pennick, Z. Lehman, D. Larsen, P. Lehman, L. Hossner, B. Leber, S. Kidwell, S. Graham, M. Harris, R. Iones, S. Gray, S. Grundfossen. SOPHOMORE GIRLS . rv-s First row: V. Morrow, P. McCann, C. Nichols, M. Marsh, I. Ray, D. Maust, I. Marlatte, P. Nicholas, S. McCattery, R. Palumbo, T. Merritt, L. Shuholrn, A. Stewart. Second row: E. McGill, D. Smith, C. Schutte, I. Poisel, A. Robertson, B. Ross, I. Quade, D. Rutherford, I. Mercer, I. Quirinq, E. Stewart, A. Olsen. Third row: S. Rothweiler, P. Mauqhan, L. Morse, S. Santee, L. Masten, E. McNutt, l. Nord, A. Spencer, M. Stanclley, H. Morrow, S, Manning. Fourth row: H. Nichols, S. Schimke, S. Parsons, B. McEwen, S. Moffett, R. Savage, F. Schacle, D. Phillips, C. Pringle, C. Stone, I. Ruschka, P. Noe. t s E an t -un- Q wi First row: C. Taylor, B. Iohnson, S. Thorucl, I. Tallent, E, Weber, P. Zimmerman, C. VanNoorhees, L. Weyand, Mrs. Bumala, Second row: l. Wiebold, I. Zornman, S. Thompson, S. Yeqqor, A. Thatcher, L. Wormald, R. Ketfer, L. Wheeler. Third row: A. Weqener, I. Wilson, I. Zierner, I. Thomas, L. Troh, C. Tracy, C. Zumwalt, D. Lanqlitz, 46 3,5312 ,. .,. ,. , SOPHOMOBE BOYS -fi First row: D. Dillard, I. Barron, B. Booker, M. Doyle, B. Brumbaugh, M. Crane, B. Barlow, R. Collins, I. Guenther .,,,, Second row: T. Chaves, B. Gray, T. Dahlke, G. Amit, M. Dowsett, T. Bundy, B. Blaine, T. Birch. Third row: R. Davis, I. Fortuny, L, Bolton, B. Cczrlon, M. Blanchard, S. Beldin, A. Ayers, T. Fox, G. George. Fourth row: C. Davis, W. Brimm, C. Gardner, S. DiZio, I. Burgess, P. Anderson, A. Chase, I. Barclay, B. Elbon. 5 A-Us . ... K 4 .M-bull 'F First row: P. McGraw, E. Ingalls, K. Miller, W. Hossner, R. Haverkate, I. Miller, C. MCCGlIHGHf, T. King, R. Harris, G. Hoag- land, D. Hudson, C. Halladay, I. Lunclervold, B. Middleton. Second row: D. Kent, I. McKee, B. Hewgley, I. lckler, L. Iones, D. Iudd, D. Lessard, K. Kleiher, F. Larson, N. Kirkwood, D. Iones, B. Miller, B. Hull Third row: L. Morgan, L. Kurtz, C. Love, C. Knutson, V. Kidd, B. McMillen, T. MCKQ-rcher, D. Miller, P. Morsrnan, I. McCarthy, B. McKinlay, V. MCKenney, B. Hiebert, Fourth row: D. Knapp, B. Hanson, B. Kaser, G. Iohnsonf D. Merritt, R. Laughlin, R. Mayfield, W. Knight, R. Hougen, H. Mc- Cullough, C. Marcus, R. Moore. , M- ml SQPHQMORE BOYS r - -. -HH--' . A , 4-- cr P Po lr' '-tan nn- First Row: I. Olsen, D .Palmer, G. Peterson, D, Schmid, K. Rapue, R. Schwartzkopi, B. Nation, B. Schwartzkopi, L. Peterson. Ft. Stroud, T.'Peterson, R. Henderson. Second Row: I. Nichols, D. Richards, H. Parmenter, D. Orr, I. Sanderson, B. Purkeypile R. Robinson, T. Pokorny, I. Rodlun, T. Rayley, A. Redinqer. Third Row: B. Preiss, B. Park, D. Poland, D. Powell, K. Simnitt B. Patrick, R. Schloredt, G. Nelson, D. Nystrom, I. Pieifer, R. Sirnonson, E. Riley, B. Snyder. vS....f 5 First Row: D. Shaw, L. Zimmerman, E. VanBrundt, G. Smith,, R. Tomlin, I. Wilson, R. Smith, F. Weaver, K. Ziemer, D. Wells, I. Soule. Second Row: D. Sweet, P. Sperl, L. Taylor, K. Underhill, L. Underhilll, E, Weber. B. Townsend, I. Waldo. L. Williams, K. Zienier, S. Smith, D. Viskov. Third Row: R. Zimmerman, R. Summers, B. Soom, D. Witter, F. Smallfoot. D. Sleper, D. Van Duesen, I. Stead, I. Winters, B. Sheveland, D. Sparks, I. Williamson. 1 47 .X i w ar ' 'ef' Officers BOB PARSONS President PAT KIRKPATRICK Vice President VIRGINIA KOON Secretary-Treasurer '!N'lhq,, .fi . M A FRESHMAN COUNCIL Bob Parsons, treshman class president, opened the doors to the hall ot memories tor the class ot 58. Those assisting him were vice president, Patrick Kirkpatrickg secretary-treasurer, Virginia Koong and their advisers, Miss Leonora Guianazzo and Mr. George Perry. The tirst event on the trosh activity agenda was the Freshman Open House, which gave their parents the opportunity to see the school and meet the treshman teachers. Highlights ot the treshman party were movies, retreshments, games, and danc- ing. During the tall and spring terms, some treshmen busied themselves with the tra- ditional trosh trophy cleaning. The Hoop Hop was a ireshman dance honoring the trosh basketball team. Sitting: G. Cybulska, Girls' League Representativeg P. Kirkpatrick, Vice-President, Mr. ,George Perry, advisory M. Herinq, Student Council Representativeg B. Parsons, Presidentg V, Koon, Secretary, M, Vawter, Student Council Representative: Miss Guinazzo, advisor. Standing: R. Snyder, Boys' League Representative, B. Esler, Sergeant-at-Arms. FRESHMAN GIRLS I A .I . . , Ir l -l v A R First row: L. Conner, M. Cox, B. Barrett, L. Busby, I. Grouse, I. Chipman, E, Cooper, B. Akers, M. Ballentine, N. Barnes A. Biddlecome, G. Cleveland, B. Eliott. Second row: K. Dahlke, C. Chard, L. Cover, B. Bristow, I. Atterloury, I. Beranek P. Bonn, I. Cybulska, S. Cunningham. Third row: F. Alexander, S. Allquist, I. Nelson, B. Baker, L. Coffman, W. Alms C. Baker Fourth row: I. Carrell, G. Calhoun, E. Cooper, I. Arnold, I. Cook, B. Becker, B. Blake, C. Culver, D. Dahlhammer A. Cox, S. Blackledqe. First row: A. lnqalls, I. Hadley, G, Hamlin, I. Gustafson, M. Handy, M. Hamilton, P. Fritz, N. Iohnson, F. Gallant, E. Glienke P. Hull, S. Davis, N. Feston. Second row: E. Hauqht, L. Iohnston, D. Ginter, L. Emery, C. Hopkins, B. Glaser, S. Houston I. Hunt, B. Goodman, C. Frost, N. Esler, L. English, I. Griffith. Third row: D. Donison, A. Hiltenhrandt, I. Gillis, M. Erick- son, V. Dull, H. Davis, S. Ellsworth, P. Humble, I. Harlow, M. Herinq, M. Humphrey, B. Donaldson, B. Harris. .nn ggi' 1 f ?f?lTT1Z11T ltlt il First row: A. Mullaney, L. Martin, B. Mills, I. Lindrud, I. Pfund, M. King, D. Paclen, I. Miller, S. Makinson, M. Magnuson M. Lohning, M. Moon, V. Koon, H. Poisel. Second row: D. Naval, D. May, G. Metz, L. Meecham, P. Levy, N. Oia, G. Kaser E. Plautz, P. Lamb, G. Olsen, M. Molezan, D. Kaiser, I. Keeney, L. Lively, K. Karrick, P. Nicholson. Third row: B. Mitchell P. McCalib, R. Olson, R. Mantull, S. Mosely, K. Kidder, I. Peters, M. Nelson, M. McCarty, M. McCool, S. Peterson, P. Porter I. Kerslake. 'A' C'A'w -gg,-1 l- L First row: I. Stotfer, B. Smith, T. Womack, I. Reed, C. Steele, O. Thatcher, S. Stimson, K. Zimmerman, L. Stead, I. Schmid, P. Wilson, B. Bedfern. Second row: S. Sweeney, I. Underwood, C. Solheim, M. Decker, G. Turner, I, Sayler, P. Ruiz, V. Seeger, C. Sirnonson, L. Vaughn, M. Thoren, B. Suelzle, D. Vollrath, P. Underwood, B. Willoughby. Third row: E. Thornton, N. Zornrnan, B. Worden, C. Heasley, S. Crandall, H. Scott, B. Wright, L. Schaefer, L. Smith, Pi. Walker, I. Ray, R. Williams. Rothweiler, P. Maughan, L. Morse, S. Santee, L. Masten, E, MCNutt, l. Nord, A. Spencer, M. Standley, H. Morrow, S. Man- ning. Fourth Row: H. Nichols, S. Schimke, S. Parsons, B. McEwen, S. Moffett, B. Savage, F. Schade, D. Phillips, C. Pringle, C. Stone, I. Ruschka, P. Noe. FRESHMAN BOYS 'Il 44-nuf l First row: M. Roher, R. Mortitt, B. Piclcell, M. Peterson, K. Martsolt, A. MacAlevy, K. Owens, B. Parsons, C. Laughlin, R. Montoya, G. Larsen, L. Plum, B. Kratz. Second row: G. Peterson, L. Pankratz, I. Loader, G. Olson, L. Large, G. Mcliittrick, W. Pringle, L. Lottin, E. Rothe, G. Nelson. Third row: G. Martilla, E. Parnell, M. Marcus, B. Moftit, I. Mendenhall, D. Plant, R. Kurtz, G. Macquarie, B. Lowes. Fourth row: R. Resare, V. Reeder, K. Landgraver, M. Mace, R. Norrander, M. Nelson, D. Nelson, E. Reilley, I. Payne, D. Ramsey, R. Lashbrook, D. Oman, R. Bailey. 3 s '- s k Y t f l , ? I 9 nfl Stl First row: L. Waldo, I. Welling, G. Waugh, N. Streeter, I. Thallheimer, R. Stinson, L. Tillstrom, I. Simnett, K. Walworth D. Sheller, M. Stanley, I. Thompson. Second row: G. Sester, I. Simmons, L. Westby, D. Snell, R. Snyder, B. Wainwright I. Williams, A. Smith, F. Young, C. Santee, R. Smith, B. Warner. Third row: D. Thomas, R. Traister, G. Thompson, I McCarty, B. Webb, T. Taber, I. Sparks, D. Wells, M. Wright Fourth row: D. Smith, D. Smith, D. Stevens, K. Torgrimson M. Vawter, R. Thompson, R. Shaffer, E. Sutton, D. Sutton, H. Woodford, I. Zimmerman, I. Shatter, D. Shupp. ,rm i FRESHMAN BOYS t rw . ...I y. t X -5 , ,U-1. 1 . .5 7 b r . , WL 1, , , K? f ' Pa r'- ', I me in-q?'i 414 First row: R. Butteqereit, D. Douglass, L. Brue, A. Catlin, B. Crampton, W. Chism, L. Brooks, D. Amstutz, F. Clubb, E. Aquino H. Bunce, G. Brothers. Second row: I. Bruss, L. De Rousse, R. Blum, R. Buckenclori, N. Brown, D. Cayton, R. Boehmer N. Devlin, I. Ball, I, Dempster. Third row: R. Ballard, A. Cermack, I. Bordenkircher, D. Anibal, B. Anson, M. Campbell V. Parker, B. Dudley, D. Crow. Fourth row: B. Benjamin, I. Blackwell, B. Crane, L. Darrin, F. Emburq, E. Creech, L. Adams B. Cochran, D. Deisch, B. Brown, L. Cotton, B. Ayres, I. Brothers, L. DeBoer. f - tx 'Bez--inf? , W , ,v-5, - ' r . ' ' rf rw hit X First row: G. Koch, I. Iones, D. Doyle, D. Hirsch, H. Halstead, S. Keebauqh, I. Forseth, H. Galberth, T. Gemelli, T. Farwell, L. King, P. Kirkpatrick, Second row: M. Fairchild, C. Dudder, C. Kato, E. Iohnson, D. Ienks, I. Hammer, P. Frey, R. Iohnson L. Hammon, G. Gregory, H. Hunt, K. Harvey. Third row: W. Gilford, C. Graham, D. Dutton, M. Gillard, W. Graymer, I. Hunter I. Hardesty, M. Freund, I. Harris, M. Elia, R. King. Fourth row: D. Iacohson, G. Grimm, C. Fulton, B. Esler, D. Kniefel C. Fancher, R. Kless, D. Erh, I. Hope, A. Hipple, B. Harvery, K. Iepson. I 1 1 9,3 102 Q K v 155' Q pf' K K, , 4 h a x:-eg W4 .,... + , N gl ,mg ,i,.,.,. 1 'X 1 'W up ,Ji 5. as 1, Q ex gov is-1 -5 - ,weft 3' ju , s-' ,A A 59 32 Z . 5 fy 1- l' 4 wh 9 K it . - 5 x ww 1 36 29' f 1 f N X I 5. 35 Q, 'A -A. l M I 05., V X m mfs .iw STUDENT BODY OFFICERS ,iq V, Wm.,-W ,f A A , ww WM E W f' ,Q 5 Llyg M A A A L L--x.. KEN S , pmsifi 521353 i 1iX S R DAVE DYKSTRA f ea, Vice President GERRY CROSBY Secretary BOB GRAHAM Sergeant-at-Arms A A ,X S 'l'!1f:u-.22 ,S .,Se Y. ..V. I kJ,7 lik , 3 fig I R 2 V r.k' I if 5 5 A ,:,. f if ROY OWENS Publicity Manager Rice, Bill lvlasten, Bflfbmg or ml- Gresham wins Trash Clash with Central. ' Silzman. Dykstra ROY Owens' hm Beverlie . Henna. DQV9 ' M149 Vawter, ri l.audenSlOQ9f' Pele Wllllel Miglia SnYd9l'f Gerry Closglzl lton Miss Casterline. DGHUY Kncgpptlme, Kirsti Knudson, Cllll Q ' STUDENT COUNCIL Several innovations at Gresham High were spear-headed this year by the Student Council, which was advised by Miss Winifred Caster- line and headed by student body president, Ken Snyder. A new tradition was started When Gresham accepted Central Cath- olic's challenge to a 'lTrash Clash. This contest having the purpose of seeing which school could keep its premises the cleanest tor a cer- tain length of time. Gopherville proved to be the cleanest behind the ears. The council added a third classification to the student body elections, which was the intermediate offices. Skits were eliminated from the campaigns and extemporaneous speeches added in an effort to bring out the candidates' best qualifications. A grade requirement of 80 per cent was placed on the Rally Squad nominees and the candidates can have no failures in previous years. The Student Council also attended a Fall Student Council Conference at Forest Grove Where lim Sitzman led a discussion. They attended a Winter Conference at Iefferson High, and hosted a Spring Con- ference for about 40 schools in May. 57 GIRL'S LEAGUE 'gk Myrna Houghton, B. Gannon, P. Foreman, I. Thomas, I. Hartley, D. Narvasa, N. Buchanan, l... Wormald, C. Stone, M. Watters, I. Marlatte, P. Rhodes, R. Ouchida, Mrs. Iones, I. Cybolska. Under the direction of their president, Nancy Buchanan, and their new adviser, Mrs. Esther Iones, Girls' League got off to a successful start with the traditional Big and Little Sister Tea. The highlight of this reception Was a style show depicting what an average high school stu- I dent should and should not Wear to school. Following this initial incident Was the Snowball Dance, Mistletoe Magic , which was a tre- mendous success. Carole Stone brought home honors when she was elected vice-president at a Tri-County Girls' League Conference at Parkrose. ln March an All Freshman Talent Assembly was presented, which proved that Gresham's baby gophers had good and varied talent. This event was backed by the very active Freshman Council. Girls' League ended the '55 season With their formal lnstallation of Officers and serving at the Senior-Parent Reception. To bring all the girls together certainly proved to be the Girls' League motto. FREST-IMAN GIRL'S LEAGUE COUNCIL l . . , 3 ',:.1 I c , 'fs Back row: A. Mullaney, F Walker, M. Herinq, M. King D. Ginter, G. Kaser, D. May K. Zimmerman, S. Sttmsor Front row: R. Williams, G Turner, B. Smith, N. Eslei N, Oja, I. Cybolska, R. Mar full. I , Q WN. , -4 OX A A f ' A T JN Back row: Millie Brudeen, Bena Biornstad, Sue Kidwell, Madean Lane, Glenda Thomas, loyce Quiring. Front row: Bobbalce Beller, lanet Underwood, Cassandra Pringle. BOYS LEAGUE The Boys' League has provided educa- tion and entertainment for the boys in the school by sponsoring a program once a month. Their programs have consisted of noted speakers ot various fields, movies, and they even had a couple of 'lrasslin ' matches. The advisor of Boy's League is Mr. Bernard Bud Monnes, and the remaind- er ot the executive branch are Don Lau- denslager, president, Paul Bernick, veepg Clitt Shelton, secretary, and lack Stead, Sergeant-at-Arms. 1 USHER CORPS The Usher Corps, under their advisor, Mrs. jones, and presi- dent, Bobbalaee B e l l e r, has Worked hard to tultill their purpose, to be present in suffi- cient numbers at all school ac- tivities held in our auditorium to assure orderly seating for all school patrons. Some ot the school activities they have ush- ered at are the junior and se- nior plays, band and choir con- certs, Mt. Hood Concert series, Baccalaureate and Commence- ment. The oilicers, with the ex- ception ot president, are Bever- ly Bice, vice president, Cflenda Thomas, secretary, M a d e a n Lane, historian, and Millie Bru- deen, publicity manager. Sitting: Ron Wilder, Paul Bernick, Cliff Sltellon, Ron Speed, Bon Snyder, smndln'-Z2 lC1Cli Sl9CId, Mr. Monnes, Don Laudenslager, Brock Braumbaugh. 59 W . Prettiest Eyes W HALL OF FAME Best Z Fifth 5 K, 1 t V. , 21. K .- p in get W L 1 e 'E L , ssst L ' ' L eett L ,V L : . Q QQ: I 'gi . ' v '. 1 wig! NCIHCY BUChG1HC1D Q s A 5 Gerry Lou Crosby ' Q . , 1 Qt We W DGDU? Lumsden E,,e AX G- Best Sense ot Humor Deloris Narvasa Lee Provolt 60 Most Athletic Annette Otis Bob Graham Most Likely to Succeed Anna Bell Rees Iim Sitzman af Prettiest Smile Q- s, E. I K He 5-is I 9 5, A V 'Eff . , 1 .,,.- 'x L J , 35' j' W4 l Bea Powell Bill Mclsten Best Dressed Helen Van Zyl Kenny Snyder fr A. ' Y K A 5 vi S? . ' 5' MUNHINOTU Iim Sitzman Editor QV t f Bill Masien Phyl Simmons Barbara Maust Publicity Manager Art Editor General Copy Editor STAFF First Row: M. Heinzel, M. Dowsett, G. Hughes, P. Wright, C. Carson. Second Row: D. Marsh, B. Powell, B. Fortune, D. Narvasa, G. Birch, A. Otis, A. Rees, G. Strebiq, N. Cross, B, Maust. Third Row: I. Thomas, E. Hendricks, N. Collins, W. Stevens, I. Dirksen, B. Strebin, B. Masten, C. Bordenkircher, B. Buisman, I. Sitzman, P. Perkins, P. Simmons, I. Van Cleve, M. Watters, Mr. Iones. Iudi Thomas Class Editor TQ VXQRQ s Annette Otis Organization Editor Iohn Dirksen Sports Editor 5 JI ARGUS is .- -.mfg 5.1-- 15 ' 'V fi H V W to W r ' MQW NU - Y Ak Mar1EdX Mqnqgefson if! b:?fffff Wi of Harvey Akeson-Manager-Ad Stafi Carole Brown Miss I. Richardson--Advisor Ian Underwood Ioan Hughes Deanne Bauman STAFF First row. Tony Birch, David Sweet, lack Hardesty, Herb Vlfhite, Leon Zimmerman, Erland Parnell. Second row. Pete Rank, Ray l-laase, Sue Goodrich, Penny Hays, Marilyn Moen, Iudi Thomas, Bobbi Maust, Harvey Akeson. Third row. Zona Stevia, lean Markle, ludy Reed, Charlene Ott, Rosie Ouchida, Pat Foreman, Annette Otis, Ioan Reese, lane Bloedel, Kirsti Knudson, Madean Lane. Fourth row. Boyd Holloway, Bob Culver, Sharon Sweitzer, Carole Brown, Carole Brauer, Elizabeth Beckman, Len Lukens, Carole Stone, Paul Lewis, Sharon Sargent, Dick Arnold, Linda Fleming, lim Lethcoe, Barbara Fortune, Sue Rothweiler, Ioyce Ouiring. The school paper, The Argus? again received top honors from Oregon Scholastic Press. This year it Was under the leadership ot Marilyn Moen, the first girl-editor in many years, Ray Haase, associate editor and sports editor, Susan Goodrich, news editor, and Penny Hayes, Feature editor. This year three delegates Were sent to the Oregon State Press Conference at Eugene, Oregon. ln Feb- ruary, Marilyn Moen, ludi Thomcfs,-and Bobbi Baust represented The Argus at the All-Coast Press Clinic in Seattle. ' The Argus also set a record this year by putting out an eight-page Christmas edition, which is the largest Christmas edition ever put out in this school. The student council passed an amendment that from now on the Argus pins will be paid for by the school. Sue Goodrich Was a panel member at the Oregon Scholastic Press conference at Pacific University. EDITORS Ray Haase-Asst. Editor, Sports Editor Marilyn Moen-Editor Penny Hays-Feature Editor Sue Goodrich--News -Editor Elbon, Hedqer, Hovdo, Qucry Second onison, Heinzel, Morlotte, Miller, D Hughes, cCasLcmd, non, M GI1 Poisel G Roth, Nelson, Evans, Hendricks, First row: Church, Leather, 41395 UD 1:53 U .9 23,1 -D. Emi 2 2: 09.65 aww QS. 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Otis, D. Ienkins, B. Birchett. How 3. K. Lucas, B. Graven, I. Hartley, B. Walker, M. Anderson, I. Burk. Row 4. D. Pickett, A. Town- send, I. Schrader, M. Ricks, E. Morse, E. Larson. Gresham's YFC club, which is a chapter of the Portland Youth For Christ High School Bible Club, has, underlthe leadership of their advisor, Mr. Iim Spinks, and president, Dwight Gradin, done a a good job trying to fulfill their purpose, To further Christian development and Christian fellowship among the young people of Gresham. Their officers, with the exception of the president, are: Iim Schneider, vice-president, Zona Stevia, secretary and treasurer: Ioanne Sheller, pianist, Bob Noreen, song leader, Melvin Erickson, prayer chairman: Verna Dodd, publicity managerg and Bob Noreen and Sharon Gradin, follow-up chairmen. Some of their major activities this year were: a Halloween Party, a combined party with the Milwaukie Club, sponsoring YFC movies, a formal . 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I Q , is i w1??5i45iE'7i2Z4i?5'Q - QQIQ Q U EQ ,', - ' f 15953 I ' 3' ' if ' ' - i ' S -3, , wg -we ..,4 . ..-. . Q., -IWW. :Fifi -' f . ': 'C V . ' ' S' . Br ' ' WS-t.,u,S .- . S ' . S -' my 2' 1 .i.. it 33,3 f fr '- S . S :Wal-... 5:15ffZ:5-5515:-ni,,,'g , t . ' i 5 . - gt-:J I 1 -t. 'ttf fi. . S I . S t S S f qi f I S. S 2 f. J .. ewggg-52, aria ,tlivjig-:If-g,'::: ' hilcri- 1 V ' ' .-f .. 1. ' 'I ' ' V ' ' S 'if' -S S 'ilifff '. , , , , . ,.,. , ....,,..... .... . . ,.., .. . .. ..... . ..... ,. ..... . .... . First Row: L. Pankratz, N. Iohnson, S. Sargent, I. Tallent, L. Blackledge, F. Carroll, I. Schneider, M. Erickson, D. Gradin, B. Noreen, L. Zimmerman, A. Griffith, F. Paden, D. Sheller Second Bow: M. Magnuson, B. Kanne, S. Makinson, M. Lane, C. Baker, G. Kaiser, I. Nord, I. Kerslake, P. Underwood, N. Zornaman, P. Zimmerman, S. Davis, B. Donaldson, C. Carson, R. Phaneuf, M. Kerslake, C. Ott, R. Evans. Third Row: D. Otto, I. Quiring, B. Ross, B. Suelzle, C.,Dahl, L. Katzberg, M. Standley, A. Spencer, L. Wright, R. Biornstad, E. Eaton, C. Kelly, C. Goodwin, A. Townsend, M. Mor- rison, Mr. Spinks, Adviser. Fourth Row: B. Suelzle, D. Orr, C. Iosefson, N. Froemke, M. Harris, R. Williams, R. Iones, M. Dahl, M. Thoren, E. McNutt, I. Carrell, I. Reese, K. Zimmerman, Z. Stevia, I. Markle, R. Scofield, I. Sheller. Fifth Row: G. Miles, B. Witzel, N. Noel, B. Holoway, D. Hurt, G. Ellertson, S. Gradin, B. Smith, M. Erickson, D. Simnit, W. Godfrey, L. Weyand, D. Ginter, M. Pefterly, C. Long, P. Floehogg, S. Griffis, L. Conner. YFC 1 Mr. Bialostosky, B. Amstutz, D. lenkins, R. Palumbo, K. Knudson, H. Akeson, Mr. Sullivan. Row 2. P. Hayes, president. and Anna Bell eckman, A. DeMars, C. Stone, A. Rees, C. Brown, C. Anderson, E. Hendricks. Row 3. K. lohnson, T. Dull, M, ' B Noreen, C. Rees. . IRL Under the leadership of their president, Harvey Akeson, and their advis- ors, Mr. lulius Bialostosky and Mr. Ted Sullivan, In- ternational R e l a t i o n s League has proceeded to discuss World problems for the purpose of gaining an understanding of cur- rent events. Their annual All-State IRL conference at the Uni- versity of Oregon Was one of the year's highlights. Othermajoractivities were selling Christmas cards for U.N.I.C.E.F., a display and program com- memorating United Na- tions Day, and the affili- ation with a German high school. Other officers for lRL Were: Charles Bees, vice- Rees, secretary-treasurer. LETTERMEN The Letterman's Club, under the cooperative work of its advisor, Mr. Watkinds, and president Bob To- yooka, have Worked hard to further athletic interests and activities, and have acted as a service club to pro- mote good sportsmanship. Members of the club have officiated at track meets, ushered at basketball games, patroled halls, and done any service the school administration deemed necessary. Other officers for this year were Bob Graham, vice-president, Ken Snyder, secretary and treasurer, and Chuck Spink, sergeant-at-arms. First row: K. Miller, L. Hughes, C. Woodford, F. Fahner, R. Wilder, I. Sitzman, C. Nelson. Second row: D. Gaines, B. Toyooka, C. Duquette, P. White, R. Morsman, A. Pfund, E. Davidson, D. Lumsden, L. Lukens, B. Brown, B. Dixon. Third row: P. Bancroft, B. Schloredt, D. Ioy, B. Barr, R. Speed, B. Graham, I. Dirkson, M. Heniges, N. Parkhurst, D. Laudenslaqer, T. King, P. Bernick, D. Keeney, I. Stone. Fourth row: S. Garrison, A. Rice, F. Vinton, C. Shelton, P. Zimmerman, N. Nicholas, R. Alm, R. Simmonis, I. Sheller, C. Woodford, P. Pyshny, C. Spinks, M. Erickson. 2 I 5. 2 FHA Q S .1 Firsfrow. S. Cranolrall, H. Scott, G. Fandrich, B. Powell, V. Dupee, K. Iohnson, G. Thomas, E. Larson. Second row. Mrs. Lancaster, C. Pringle, I. Moffet, L. Hossner, G. Burdick, I. Thomas, I. Quiring, B. Leber, M. Scott, L. Chronister. Third row. S. Thomson, P. Pleiss, G. Cooper, I. Kretschmer, B. Graven, M. Lane, M. Poland, P. Rhoacls. l 'To make better homes for the future is the purpose ot FHA. Under the direction of their president, Glenda Thomas, and the adviser, Mrs. Irma Lancaster, this group of pot and pan manipulatorsn accomp- lished quite a tew activities. They sold at home football games, had a Winter Clothes drive for Korea, a Halloween party With FFA, baby sat tor the Faculty Playday, and ended the '54 season by going Christmas caroling. They started the '55 season with a series ot bowling and skating parties, had a Valentine pie social, a boy's cake baking contest, served at FFA's banquet and rounded out the year with a beach trip. Kathryn Iohnson, vice president, Elinor Larson, secretary: and Lore-ne Chronister, treasurer. OFFICERS A- --fv',,M f: - V '1 ee f l' ' 4 Margaret Poland, Historian: Lorene Chronister, Treasurer: Elinor Larson. Secretary: Kathryn Johnson, Vice-Presi- dent: Glenda Thomas, President. J. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA EFA namy we Ummm w First row. I. Bruss, M. Stanley, G. Armstrong, R. Alm, T. Andereqq, W. Strebin, R. Surface. C. Nelson, R. joy. Second row. R. Summers, H. McCreary, D. McMahon, R. Gantenbein, E. Frank, R. Townsend, W. Brown, R. Gustafson, L. Motfet, R. Seidl, D. Altman, T. Pokorny, E. Haqen, R. Harris. Third row. H. Hunt, F. Williams, I. Splawn, R. Van Deusen, W. Hossner, T. Ashmore, L. Luvore, E. Riley, D. Ioy, W. Cochran. Fourth row. I. Jones, R. Doyle, F. Club, D, Wells, L. lanes, D. Barker. Fifth row. I, Sester, W. Park, S. Gillespie, D. Oman, D. Kniefel, D. Schmid, l. lckler, L. Jones, R. Hanson, I. Ptieter, W. Masten, C. Duquette, K. Ziemer, D. Anibal. The primary aim ot FFA is the development ot agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. Under the leadership of their advisor Mr. McKay, and president Dick Alm, the FFA club has operated an ice cream stand and exhibited a model farm at the Multnomah County Fair, sold at football games, gave their an- nual parent and son banquet, sold magazines, and attended the State FFA convention. The other officers tor this year Were Gale Armstrong, vice-president, Ted Anderegg, secretary, Clayton Nelson, treasurerg Rich- ard Surtace, reporter, and Bill Strebin, sentinel. 3 ti if 1 ' i . fi . W- K 'lm I K ' ...JPN . . 75 B rwrvitlt V C. Nelson, treasurer. Front row. R. Alm, president: G. Armstrong, vice presi dent. . - V W -. . -q.- . . ,... -L,,,..,,,,,, 1-1,-W.. Wi Top row. R. loy, assistant treasurer, R. Surface, reportery B. Strebin, sentinel, TRI-Y First row. D. Bauman, G. Birch, D. Berqlund, F. Montoya, I. Huqhes, S. Willoughby, E. I-Iarshberger, U. Lang, C. Stone, D. Marsh, S. Healy, C. Holder, C. Keller, M. Kerslake, W. Newcomer, I. Attabury, C. Solheim, B. Bristow. Second row. Miss Bartholmew, advisor, P. Nickolas, G. Cybulska, I. Fisher, E. McGill, D. Trecruti, F. Cook, P. Hays, I. Tschopp, I. Schrader, E. Beckman, C. Brown, S. Tuttle, R. Phanuef, C. Ott, I. Sheller, I. Peters, Miss Helvie, advisor. Third row. S. Santee, S. Gaines, R. Crawford, M. Peters, D. Ranieri, G. Ellertson, M. Winkler, A. Townsend, L. Hanson, I. Underwood, N. Ricks, M. Morrison, B. Wright. Fourth row. P. Kinsmoe, D. May, G. Cal- houn, B. Suelzle, S. Peterson, R. Biornstad, R. Beller, C. Goodwin, D. Church, S. Trahan, C. Lang, K. Kidder, R. Walker, B. Willoughby, A. Denning, P. Downey. OFFICERS The Mid-Winter Formal and the Print and Cord Dance were just two of the highlights of Tri-Y, which is an affili- ation ot the YWCA. Under the leadership of their Presi- dent, Donna Marsh, and their advisors, Miss Mary Alice Helvie and Miss Esther Bartholomew, the club sponsored the Tri-Y - Hi-Y Potluck olinnerg an Orphanage party, a style show, backed an Easter Lily sale, started a Iunior Red Cross Chestg and attended a mid-winter conference. Penny Hays, treasurer: Ioanne Sheller, sat.-at-arms, Carole Stone. vice-pre-sidentp Donna Marsh. presi- I dent: Elizabeth Beckman. secretary. -Y f 1 NX . First row: R. Owens, L. Blackled e B M T. lcxcobson R Hale R '3 ullane B W. f- f.O1 - .Y'- lid-er-S d . - . is 5355? 2. ., Gis.st.:.iw.aff-t..2h'fs R- I. sxfffr N. ny. . McCullough, B. Bqrrl E. BeEknaGnlCFasgIcLnZnR. Fahner, D. Dykstra, 'Fifth rilair: Ildlslliell 15olIgilghr?w: ' f - oas, To create high Christian standards throughout the school and community is the purpose of Hi-Y. Numerous activities highlighted this year. Among other things, they sponsored a shoe shine tor the World Service Drive, had C1 basketball sock dance, collected toys for the needy, and presented an Easter assembly. Dave Dykstra and Ron Wilder were chosen legislators at the Youth-in-Government session in Salem on May l3-14-l5. The big honor carne when Tex McCasland was chosen governor ot the state. The officers were: Ron Wilder, president: Fred Fahner, treasurerg Norman Iohnson, vice-president: lim Schneider, Chaplain, Chuck Spink, Secretary, Ron Fahner, Sergeant-at-Arms. Kneeling: H. Wilder, President ..,,, Standing: F. Fahner, Treasurer, N. lohnson, Vice-President: I. Schneider, Chaplain: C. Spink, Secretary: R. Fahner, Sergeant- at-Arms. OFFICERS sqt.-at-armsy D. 78 DEBETTS Under the leadership of their advisor Mrs. Ott and president Pat Wright, the Debetts have had an active year. They had an indication dinner, Thanksgiving party at which they filled a basket for a needy family, Christmas party, candy sales, they stuffed animals, gave the annual Basketball Dance, and held their yearly picnic at Blue Lake Park. The officers of this year were Dixie Pickett, vice presidentg Carole Keller, secretary, Phyllis Downey, treasurer, Pat Foreman, permanent corre- spondent, Carolyn Makinson, publicity manager, Carole An- derson, sergeant-at-arms, Rosie Ouchida, Girls' League Bep' and Karen Quay, Bed Cross Rep. 1 Front row: P. Wright, President, R. Ouchida, Girls' League Rep.: K. Quay, Red Cross Rep.: P. Foreman, permanent correspondent. Back row: C. Makinson, Publicity: P.Downey, Treasurer: C. Keller, Secretary: C. Anderson, Pickett, vice president. Row 1. C. Anderson, C. Makinson, R. Ouchida, P. Foreman, P. Wright, P. Downey, C. Keller, D. Pickett, K. Quay, Mrs. Ott, Row 2. C. Miller, K. Knutson, I. Ray, I. Artz, G. Evonuik. Row 3. I. Tschopp, F. Iarrard, P. McCann, A. Denning, M. Buchanan, C. Goodwin, L. Chronister, I. Birch.. Row 4. A. Townsend, C. Stone, S. Graham, T. Mc- Gowan, S. Larson,'S. Enqberq, I. Underwood, S. Trahan, D. Church, S. Thorud. Kneeling: Myrna Houghton, Secretaryg Marcia Hein- zel, Presidentg Iudy Maguire, Vice-President. Stand- ing: Karen Stenlund, Sergeant-at-Armsg Margaret Pef- ferly, Pied Cross Representative, Pat Perkins, Treas urer, Iudi Thomas, Girls' League Representative. I XANTHO Xaritho, under the leadership of their advisor, Mrs. Argyle Hensley, and their president, Marcia Heinzel, have done their best to promote service to the students and social projects. Although this is Xantho's first full year, it has performed numerous services. They sponsored the United Fund drive, the March of Dimes drive, the Escapade in Moderne dance, with Bob MacAnulty, a local TV and radio commen- tator, as their disc jockey. They also helped needy families at Christ- mast time. Other officers for the year were Myrna Houghton, secretary, Iudy Maguire, vice-president, Pat Perkins, treasurer, and Karen Stenlund, Sergeant-at-Arms. 3 Q i First row: Mrs. Hensley, M. Samuel, I. Drenchpohl, I. Thomas, I. Van Cleve, K. Stenlund, M. Heinzel, M. Watters, S. Parks, M. Moen, P. Foreman, B. Gannon, I. Roth. Second row: S. Larson, M. Rhude, P. Perkins, B. Maust, P. Simmons, I. Carver, E. Hibbard, I. Marlatte, l. Hartley, l. Maguire, G. Hughes, N. Buchanan, M. Houghton, D. Marsh. Third row: S. Engberg, Y. Nasshahn, M. Pefferly, H. Van Zyl, A. Rees, P. Nicholas, R. Hibbard, E. Morse, G. Evoniuk, P. Wright. 79 IUNIOR RED CROSS Row 1. T. Gemelli, F. Mo toya, D. Quay, V. Dupee, . Pain, G. Birch, C. Carson, Foreman, Miss Newhous Row 2. Mr. Blauvelt, B. Gr vin, D. Dutton, K. Brown, I Pefferly, I. Reese, T. Kin Row 3. B. Noreen, R. Bake B. Haugen, N. Ricks, R. Ma full, E. Beckman, R. Scoiiel C. Love. The Iunior Red Cross Council has, under its advisors, Miss Newhouse and Mr. Blauvelt and president Bob Noreen, tried to interpret the Iunior Bed Cross to the student body, develop among council members a lworking knowledge of Iunior Red Cross resources, and plan various activities and projects for clubs of the sc ool. The council has one representative from each service club and two representatives from each class, its secretary is Ieannie Godfrey, and the Portland-Multnomah County Council representatives are Pat Foreman and Bob Noreen. Its major activities this year were: Conducting an enrollment and fund drive for I.B.C. service fund, the annual Barnes Show Assembly presented both at Gresham and the Barnes Hospitalg the filling of the I.B.C. chest, the distributing of I.B.C. Magazines to teachersg sending of a foreign exchange album to India in return for one that India sent them, sponsored Flower Day, choosing two delegates from the student body to attend the I.B.C. leadership training center for one week during the summer, and encouraging clubs to take on service projects under the auspices of the Iunior Bed Cross. Row 1. D. Ienkins, P. Foreman, M. Peters, B. Phaneuf, I. Sheller, C. Ott, C. Donison, F. Montoya, D. Narvasa, G. Hughes, B. Birtchett, W. Kandel, R. Evans, I. Marlatte, M. Rhude. Row 2. N. Ricks, L. Hughes, M. Walker, B. Gravin, Y. Nasshohn, E. Morse, M. Anderson, K. Notesting, R. Scofield, I. Fisher, L. Wormald, S. Gaines, I. Quiring, I. Arm- strong. Row 3. E. Parnell, P. Rank, B. Farber, S. Santee, L. Troh, W. Godfrey, R. Baker, R. Manfull, E. Hendricks, B. Hollingswgrth, S. Gradin. Row 4. D. Thompson, S. Beldin, A. Blubaum, D. Resare, D. Otto, I. Miller, B. Noreen, B. Culver, E. Miles. BARNES SHOW SKI CLUB Y N ssahan M Miller S Peterson, First row: L. Powers, T. Wilson, B. Mullaney, I. Lofgren, D. Stevens, K. Quay, . a , . , . I. Bay, W. Armstrong, S. Engberg, M. Iames, L. Wormald, M. Moen, K. Stenlund, P. Simmons, S. Talbert, G. Fand- rick D. Peterson. Second row: D. Longnecker, T. Birch, B. Hougen, N. Larsen, R. Parks, D. Knarr, R. Owens, R. Manfull, B. Baker, I. Roth, B, Gannon, S. Larson, S. Grundtossen, I. Birch, M. Davis, I. Thomas, P. Cook, B. Maust, F. Fahner. Third row: D. Stevens, K. Miller, B. Burr, C. Nelson, B. Wilder, N. Parkhurst, G. Armstrong, B. Surface, L. Bennett, I. Smith, B. Hougen, R. Alm, B. Barr, I. McCallister, H. Van Zyl, P. Perkins, T. Akeson. The Ski Club's purpose is to create on interest in skiing and to develop the members' abilities in the sport. They were extremely active under the combined leadership of president, Tom Akeson, and adviser, Mr. Eu- gene Goodrich. Their main ot the year wcts the colorful Ski Carnival, which was presented at Mt. Hood. Winner ot the boys' slalom at this gala-attoir was Fred Fahner, winner ot. the girls' slalom Was Phyl Simmons, and Winner ot the snowshoe race Was Florence Cook. The other dctivities included taking buses to Mt. Hood tor skiing, and showing movies on skiing. They also sponsored the Cross Country Crutch drive, which was very successful. Other officers tor the year were Iim Smith, vice-president, Wanita Armstrong, secretary, Iessie Bay, Sergeont- at-Armsg and Sara Larson, publicity mangger. -:-7l!L : I 9:4 , uyzyy ...,. I 'ti' N. Parkhurst, C. Nelson, K. Knuclson, R, ' Fahner, G. Armstrong, W. Armstrong, I. RCIY. F. Fahner, H. Chalker. ,xvsw PEP CLUB Row 1. C. Brauer, L. Adams, Mr. Gillam, P. Lehman, H. Pennick, N. Lintner, I. Tallant, E. Larson, K. Knutson, R. Palumbo, L. Wormald, W. Ahns, C. Logerwell. A. Pain, K. Brown, C. Holder, A. Cox, C. Baker, I. Harlow, D. Resare, C. Brown. Row 2. B. Besare, D. Iudd, C. Love, D. Larson, D. Rutherford, I. Sayler, C. Foqle, I. Soule, S. Healey, C. Baker, I. Fisher, S. Gaines, I. Berneck, I. Nelson, F. Garrard, L. Coffman, P. Humble, D. Willis, L. Morris, H. Hale, R. Holder. Row 3. L. Underhill, Z. Lehman, L, Shaffer, M. Stone, B. McEwen, C. Anderson, S. Santee, I. Marlatte, P. Nicholas, S. Grundfossen, S. Gray, S. Graham, D. Dahlhammer, M. Nelson, V.'Reeder, C. Davis, R. Simonsen. OFFICERS oh X N ,ey f Back row: K. Brown, IRC,repre-sentative, C. Brown, secretary-treasury, C. Brauer, president. Front row: L. Morse, pub- 32 licity, A. Fain, IRC representative. The purpose of the Pep club is to.. promote school spirit in extra curricular activities and to promote recreational enjoyment for all its members throughout the year. This year's Pep club was very successful in their attempts to carry out this plan. They sponsored skits in assemblies, and, after decorating goal posts and grandstands at all home football games, they would distribute themselves systematically in the stands to root for the Gophers. The Pep club held the first shoe dance in the new cafeteria, sponsored a Halloween party, a Christmas potluck dinner, had a canned food drive for the less fortunate, sold different items at home games, had a box social, and ended the year With an annual picnic. These activities were all carried through under the leadership of the president, Carole Brauer, the advisor, Mr. Ivan Gillam, the secre- tary, Carole Brown, and sergeant-at-arms, Richard Hanson. SENIOR CLASS PLAY Stage Door, directed by Miss Wini- fred Casterline, proved to be a real challenge for all those involved. The cast, consisting of 32, was one ot the largest ever arrayed on the Gopher- ville stage, The action was built around a group ot young hopeful actresses, and the many conflicting and h u m o r o u s events that can only occur in a girls' boarding house. The challenge was met by a very capable cast and di- rector, and the play was a tremen- dous success. The leading roles Were portrayed by Elin Hendricks, Pete Bank, and Iim Sitzrnan. The supporting roles were characterized by Carole Brown, De- Loris Narvasa, Helen Van Zyl, Iudi Thomas, Deanne Bauman, Pat Per- kins, Mary Rhude, Marilyn Moen, Annette Otis, AnnaBell Bees, Marg- aret Petferly, Marcia Heinzel, Gerry Crosby, Bob Dixon, Fred Vinton, Lyle Hughes, Chuck Spink, Tex McCas- land, lohn Dirkson, Barbara Fortune, Georgianna Birch, lean Markle, Ioan Hughes, Gwen Hughes, Phyl Sim- mons, Nancy Buchanan, Alan Beck- ley, Tom Dull, and Ted Crrimsted, PETE RANK KEITH BURGESS L.,, J V ' zgg??z,e I f L , 1nprf 5'TQ.w . 'vw A, - ,, FT 'EE -l . -7' 1 Ti I .,,: 3 I V I A Q ELIN HENDRICKS TERRY RANDALL HM SITZMAN DAVID KINGSLEY WINIFRED CASTERLINE DIRECTOR l Y L R42 A lt ' ii ' i xl-.r .1 'KVAA R .5 53 BUNNY WALKER EMILY KIMBROUGH 2 223 wk, B as 5 f- A it k....,,,,M-xx SARA LARSON CORNELIA OTIS ' n-u- ii '--Q... -..,,Z-Mhs.NSA l JUNIOR CLASS PLAY SKINNER ' f IANETTE RICHARDSON Director Gne of the most humorous plays ever to be presented at Gresham Hi Was the junior class play of '55 Playing the leads in the delightful comedy Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, were Sara Larson as Cornelia Otis Skinner and Marlene Bunny Walker as Emily Kimbrough. This play concerned the many hilarious events that can happen to two young girls in Europe. Supporting the leads Were: Bay Haase, Dick Knarr, Dennis Milten- berger, Carole Stone, Boy Owens, Larry Logerwell, Bill Besare, Erna Morse, Annette Denning, Sonja Engberg, Betty Poisel, Muriel Ander- son, Keith Lyon, Herb White and Fran Montoya. The play was ably directed by Miss lanie Richardson and the student director was Gloria Evoniuk. mr .9 if fm 6 'QP WX winning co' . C k kes ir0m Bells G e Baking COQXGSK- Grub Day fm 17? Girls' League Style Show rw M. Boys' Cake Baking Contesf Pep Club Hallowe X , U U f l 5 en Partfl l S Football royalty S M I se Club Party K , Pete Ban Basketball X46-lu di Tho Royalty ' Page , W mas lfliew Hi-Y Shoe Shine 85 Rf 4 I a 5P0f? I J Brad Ecklund Bud Monnes Blacky Bialostosky Varsity Football Athletic Director Varsity Baseball Frosh Basketball Varsity Basketball l.V. Baseball fx?-5755ffifiL535f ' H tiffyefglftlfifgf itj,,1?:3:Ys5'j5'Y'g : :gg ,Q f ' -V ss E.Q7?f3gfu EW sgffstfzitfi - . 1 gsz'ssgfffpfEiE1 my twftssz i ,K ,ag2f.,,gzg,5592Qqff .L -?m,1rvs-f , - Q L ffewffffffsi-VK .ralmt.wfrfe2.. -5 . ff: s1'k?5g,f2sevtt ft - ' V . 7 time-fs,?g?g ixiviw-lwissv, ' ' - , -sivstwsfsv A !g,,,li,1Msg . . ,I , . ,S .,,t w,1,g,,f,5,, in V W'Qfi I - ' 1 3 . - 4,1 f ,W ,'QQ.Qjg4,:- ,.: .. W 1 . 5-iw?-f:sixfzfY:j:.'-' - ug- , , Y Xsg ggfjti ' ff: , . : ' vit? :VM fi :5Ef5'ii'5fL5L-il l 212, . ' z,sfi.sz1s-tsfyifiih isle? , -- . i 1f,2fw'sx,' ,.,,tf,,.Q.: t at.. A My-is-W-if-X ,,- A- I - if - :,ff5 ' i'if'iQl-BT 2 31: ima.. . llaqtlsa a A1 Thede Frosh Football l.V. Basketball I.V. Track 4 COACHES The '54-'55 coaching staff received a new look when three new coaches were added to mentor varsity squads. Two of these coaches, Mr. Brad Ecklund and Mr. Iirn Sunderland, were entirely new to Gresham. Mr. Ecklund took over varsity football after completing a career of playing professional football. Mr. Sunderland came to us from Hawaii, where he taught at a private school, and formed the first wrestling team. The third addition to the staff was Mr. Trostel Werth, algebra and consumer math teacher, who coached the tennis team. . 88 T1'OSl9l Weffh Bill 'Watkins lim Sunderland Varsity Tennis VCUSHY Track Wresuing Q I.V. Football Cross Country VARSITY FOOTBALL FIRST ROW-I. Dirksen, L. Hughes, H. Woodford, M. Erickson, R. Wilder, D. Laudenslaqer, I. Sitzman, D. Keeney, D. Lumsden, Mgrs., A Rice, I. Conibear, D. Gaines. SECOND ROW-Asst. Coach I. Sunderland, C. Spink, Co-Capt. I. Stone, R. Alm, C. Woodford, Co-Capt C. Nelson, B. Brown, B. Graham, K. Snyder, N. Nickolas, L. Provolt, C. Shelton, I. Cousins, Coach B. Eckland. THIRD ROW-B. Schlo- redt, P. Bancroft, P. Bernick, F. Vinton, B. Foster, D. Flener, I. Crouch, B. Simonis, B. Dixon, F. Fahner, P. Zimmerman, M. Heniqes. Coach Brad Ecklund's first season with Gresham proved to be very suc- cessful. Although the l954 football team suffered two defeats, to Milwaukie and Beaverton, who each went to fthe state playoffs, the squad won six ball games and tied Corvallis who later in the season tied South Salem, the state co-champion. The 1954 football season held many thrilling moments for Gresham. Iack Stone, senior tackle, was selected to the state All-Star team. Stone and Don Laudenslager were selected to play for the Shrine All-Star team, and Bob Dixon was selected as first alternate to the Shrine team. However, the most thrilling moment of the l954 season was the night of October 30, 1954. The 1954 football squad will go down on record as the first Gresham varsity foot- ball team to defeat Central Catholic since the rivalry between the two schools began. Gresh. Opp. SCORES STATISTICS Gresham ...... ,,.,., 1 35 Oregon City -----, -,,,-,, 1 3 First Downs ..., ................... 85 GISSIICIII .,.,. ,,,,,,,-, 9 Pqxkfqge- A--A -.----..-..., -M 0 Yard! Gained Rushing ......, ....,.. I. 281 Gresham ..... ..... , 31 Tillamook ,---,- 1 -,--- -n 0 Passes Attempted ............ 133 Gresham ,,,,-- 0 C01-vqllig -----,-, .------,- 0 Passes Completed ............ ,,,. 5 4 Gresham ,,,,,, 6 Astqriq ,,,,,-,--,, ,-,,-,,. 0 Yards Gained Passing ....,,. ....... 7 06 Gresham ,,,,,. 0 Milwqlgkie ,,-,,,-,-,,,,-4,-, 14 Interceptions By ............,... ,,,, 7 Gleihmn ......... ..,,,.,,, 7 North Salem, ,--,,,-,,,-,,,-,, 8 Pl-H113 ..... ......,.............,,..... ,.,. 36 GRESHAM ...-. ....... 18 CENTRAL CATHOLIC 13 Puntinq Ydrddqe ...- ....... .... . ..1090 Gfeihfrln M... - ......... 0 Beaverton ...................... 3 Puntinq Average .......... - .... 31 GRESHAM ,.,,,, ,,.,,, 1 07 OPPONENTS ---- , ------,,. 49 Yards by Punt Retums .,.,..,...,,,,,,i.,.,.i,.,,,,,,,,,,,., 472 Yards Penalized ...... --.M--, ,,,,,,, .1--,H 317 WON 6 LOST 2 TIED 1 57 1295 95 27 227 10 48 1492 31 279 193 NOTE: A11 figures under individua1 pictures are .1 HM SITZMAN 5 ft. 9 in.-155 1bs. 2 yr. Letterman Haliback-1 TD Gain. 117 yds. .Y , for the p1c1yer's entire varsity career. K if x DON LAUDENSLAGER 5 ft. 8 in.-180 lbs. 2 yr. Letterman Fullback and Ha1fback Gain. 538 yds.-3 TD's SI-IRINE ALL-STAR TEAM BOB GRAHAM 5 it. 10 in.-185 lbs. 3 yr. Letterman Center and Fullback Gain. 65 yds.-2 TD's mn: HENIGE DENNY LUMSDEN 5 ff. 10 in.-183 ms. 5 if- 7 in.-152 lbs- 2 yr, Leffermgn 2 yr. Letterman Gum-d Quarterback Comp. 3 passes for 55 yds. J' imrnerrnan on the receiving end of a 35 I un,- ard pass play which set up Gresham's 'rst TD against Central Catholic. 9x G ow 3 'Kal vid 0 101 04390 uk 1 ii ' gage 'L W' cgi -1-09' Q55 -wo' go 02966 109' XG .Ni . q - -2-001526009 -We 0100322 169 'LS gl . 0' 199' 6990 59 91 Wai. gag' X10 G93 do 12,9 Ceo is 'K O19 we JG GY 156cf3Gv N 0 X XX 816299 xe 0 Oo tee Q' 09 5 . y.0X 009' WC' G10 55 . 2 NWN -E mf t cc n 2 zman about to put the stopper on Central's Kane. oth- Laudenslager receiving the Inspirational . 94 Stone, 45 Bemick, 60 Simonis. Award from the football coach of Levsns O 9z , CLBYTON NELSON 5 ft. 10 in.-225 lbs. 2 yr. Letterman Tackle 5 s x CHUCK 'WOODI-'ORD 6 ft. 1 in.--160 lbs. 2 yr. Letterman Defensive End ITM COUSINS 6 tt.-160 lbs. 1 yr. Letterman Def. End-1 safety Caught 1 pass for 31 yds. L ' i 4 f , 'MBS .1 JACK STONE 6 ft. 1 in.-245 1bs. 4 yr. Letterman ALL-STATE TACKLE SHRINE ALL-STAR TEAM 1 4. NICK NICHOLAS 5 ft. 11 in.--165 lbs. 2 yr. Letterman Halfback-1 TD Gain. 110 yds. , XXX X 1 R-Q ws. ' ii-L omixe game. ox bets. 'LS DK ive-eo Soqdet Ends cs 'dxq 'ooXe mound ixqok and Ko the WAN SY: Cxoucxx. 50 Sd-soo. tfxcv-. K qq ooaxoia 516,35 50410 Q Ge1sxwX bam cot' bex vwibe 'Samson weve-e up K0 YXGN9 OVW- ew 'xox qui Aoqe oqdmex Bead e1 Rock-Xe!-5 SNKQG Yfxw. YK 9Xov1 Q01 ee Cxooc, xoo couqkoq All sh Y. otS b Y Bo Yd Sxfooxixs temps Qnixcvoik Ko we 1096611 Soikkx '5oXe10 130100. OWQ15- '39 V01W55e9- M GYOVOY9' wwewoo- 93 PAUL ZIMMERMAN 6 ft.--160 lbs. 2 yr. Letterman End--1 safety Caught 14 passes for 245 yds. RON WH.DER 2 yr. Letterman . 8 in.-175 lbs. i .2 H ,MQ 5 .. '59 IOHN DIRKSEN 5 ft. 11 in.-170 lbs. 3 yr. Letterman End and Guard-l TD Caught 10 passes for 86 yds 'L Guard It k'-. A non DIXON 6 tt.--170 lbs. 3 yr. Letterman Quarterback-3 TD's Comp. 47 passes for 613 yds. I ALT. SHRINE ALL-STAR TEAM .1 I 5 mir g' J My . , , 4 LEE PROVOLT 6 ft. - 220 lbs. 1 yr. Letterman Tackle 8 X t'55'jqlE I ' 1-3 lx . I . ,, 5 4 MEL ERICKSON 5 ft. 10 in.- 170 lbs. 1 yr. Letterman Fullback A X N3 3 Al' ffm. ww g : j -f. I fl f CHUCK SPINK 5 it. ll in.- 165 lbs. 1 yr. Letterman End aught 2 passes for 34 yards fvfft.n- 1 3 E an 5 NVVL WW K V hw!! .-:,v -,, ye., FRED FAI-INER RICH ALM 5 ft. 8 in. - 168 lbs. 6 ft. - 195 lbs. 2 yr. Letterman 2 yr. Letterman Center Tackle 'Ss MANAGERS IIM RICE CONIBEAR 'f N. as . ss I WY My NX f 1 I LYLE HUGHES 5 ft. 2 in. - 160 lbs. 1 yr. Lettennan Halfback Gained 50 yards DAVE GAINES Caug ,zhz M .,: . Q 1 gl 4 fm Z X, 1 'J I . r ,ff FRED VINTON 5 ft. 11 in.- 160 lbs 1 yr. Letterman End A NS A ' wQ W 'vu aqk a rx. IVA. VV 2 I j , CLIFF SHELTON 6 ft. 1 in. - 185 lbs. 1 yr. Letterman End-Z TD's ht 10 passes for 135 yards 95 VARSITY BASKETBALL Standing: T. King, B. Graham, K, Snyder, H. Entenman, C. Spink, C. Shelton, C. Woodford, M. Gerlt, G. Durrie, P. Zimmerman, P. Bancroft, R. Simonis, B. Schloredt, G. Kent, D. Lumsden. Kneeling: D. Gaines, Manager, Coach Monnes. The Gresham Varsity basketball team ended the '54-'55 season with third place in the district tournament and finished fourth in the Valley-Coast League. Out ot 22 games, lU Were lost to the opposers, leaving the Gophers with 12 Wins. The Gophers, with a lack of height, Were led in scoring by their 6' center and forward Clilt Shelton who hit the hoop tor 3l9 points. Behind Shelton was center, Chuck Woodford, with 213. The Gophers scored a total of ll85 points tor an average ot 53.9 as compared to the ll44 points scored by the opponents. Scores Gresham ................ 62 Vancouver ...,..., Gresham ................ 49 Roosevelt ..,...,,.. Gresham ........i....... 53 Vancouver ........ Gresham ................ 40 Ietferson ............ Gresham ................ 68 North Salem .....,.......... Gresham ................ 51 Sandy .,,,.,.,,.,,.... Gresham ..........,,,,,, 52 North Salem ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,, Gresham ................ 55 Roosevelt ...................... Gresham ......,......... 55 Milwaukie ,.,,..,.,........... Gresham .............i.. 36 Central Catholic Gresham ................ 47 Tillamook ........,.,....,....,, Gresham ................ 62 Parkrose ...,,.,,...,..,.,,.,.... Gresham ................ 34 Astoria ,...,,.,. ..,, Gresham ................ 39 Astoria ...,.,,,,.,...,..,.,....., Gresham .............. .56 Oswego .........,.....,...,.... Gresham ................ 61 Central Catholic Gresham ................ 57 Milwaukie ,,.,,,.,,.,,,,...,., Gresham ................ 56 Tillamook ,,,..,,..,...,,....., .. Gresham ................ 63 Parkrose ,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. District 13 Tournament Gresham ..............,. 56 Columbia Prep. ,.,,,,,.,,, , Gresham .........i...... 77 Sandy ................,,.......... Gresham ................ 46 Columbia Prep. ,,.,....,,. . SCORING Shelton Woodford Graham Snyder Schloredt Dixon Zimmerman Bancroft Simonis Entenman Lumsden Gerlt King Kent Durrie Dirksen Spink Miles games 22 22 22 20 9 20 16 18 15 15 18 10 11 14 4 7 6 2 points 319 213 197 97 70 61 51 31 28 21 17 15 13 12 8 5 4 4 average 14.5 9.7 8.9 4.9 7.8 3.1 3.2 1.7 1.9 1.4 .9 1.5 1.2 .9 2.0 .7 .7 2.0 Spink gets an ankle wrapped , V 1 before a game. 1 tg I W., 5 ff . ,ff CHUCK SPINK 5 ft. 11 in. - 170 lbs. H' 2 yr. Letterman 1 Guard 6. Forward Scored 14 points 55 -sf 4 5 fx 'ia , X. 1 . G Ji P4,t if GORDEN KENT kristy 9 5 ff- 10 111- - 155 lbs- Graham tries for a tip-in f 1 2 YF- Letterman against Vancouver. 'N' it fi' Guard Scored 19 points BOB GRAHAM 5 ft. IU in. - 190 lbs. 2 yr. Letterman NOTE: All figures under individual pictures are for the player's entire varsity Guard 6' Fofmfflfd career. Scored 352 points Schloredt takes cr jump shot over the guard of can Astoria player. Woodford and Simonis battle for cr rebound in the Roosevelt tilt. 98 Woodford hooks a 1' against Vancouver s J. 0' 6 ,539 O: 'O o F e 4-so , ,' ,:. -.43 -ug :,-,',' ' ..,L.,1.'4,t,w.l.,,g n.-'wtf' V,-3,-. Q-xx ' 'I' .'x.1-'fy ' -V 1 'f .7,g. wx 4453'- Mgr. Dave Gaines handing out uniforms bifore as qclme. f X 4- gv A 111 ,xi ,, sa 1. ff Tip off of the third place game in the District 13 Tournament. Snyder leads a fast break for 2 points. F wr BOB DIXON 6 ff. - 172 lbs. 2 yr. Letterman Guard 6. Forward Scored 90 points KEN SNYDER A 5 tt. 11 in.- 160 lbs Z yr. Letterman Guard 6. Forward Scored 170 points 9 ,ef CHUCK WOODF ORD 6 ft. 1 in. - 150 lbs. 2 yr. Letterman Center 6. Forward Scoredt224 points Dixon hooks in two points. Woodford jumps a shot in the District 13 Tournament. 100 Grab Um IQ 1.68 Our Q V QUCOUVSI pl 5 qYe1- D Ulf 12 g le Q ffme Out Qt one of the h Ome 9011116 'L S. Halftime of the Central-Gresham game ui Centra1's home court. -1 if .,-ly ,. Q M? ,Q 3 Shelton and Graham battle tor a X Wig.. A A rebound against Roosevelt. y JS: i PAUL ZIMMERMAN W 6 ft. - 160 lbs. 2 yr. Letterman Forward Scored 54 points Lumsden scores two points on a lay-in. g X get xr ff :Qtr of L DENNY LUMSDEN CLIFF SHELTON 5 ff. 7 in. - 152 lbs. 6 ff- - 175 lbs- 2 yr. Letterman C3 sir- Iflliennand E Guard en er orwar X Scored 19 points Scored 509 P01135 101 ff S ,f VARSITY BASEBALL it First row-I. Sitzman, P. White, L. Hughes, E. Davison, D. Keeney, Coach Bialostosky. Second row-Manager D Hofford P. Pyshny, C, Duquette, C. Spink, M. Heniges, D. Flener, T. King, Manager, D Gaines. Third row-R. Speed, R Simonis B. Dixon, M. Gerlt, E. Miles, B. Graham, K. Snyder, Captain, I. Dirksen. Gresham, Gresham. Gresham. Gresham. Gresham, Gresham. Gresham. Gresham, Gresham. Gresham. Gresham, Gresham. Gresham. Gresham, With thirteen returning lettermen, the '55 baseball team is expected to be one of the best teams Gresham has produced. At the time of this writing, due to the rainy preseason, the team had played only two practice games but the gophs have shown great promise and batting power for the season ahead. ln defeat- ing Sandy 8f5 and Cleveland 6-4, the ball-chasers collected a total of seventeen hits, three of' which were triples. The pitching staff will include Bob Graham, with an assortment of pitchers. Duke Duquette and his sidearm delivery, Ron Speed, who has a smoking fastball and a good curve, Eugene Miles and his junk-ball, and a newcomer, Dale Keeney, who pitched summer ball. Graham, Duguette and Speed were regular starters last year and with a little help from Miles and Keeney they should win quite a few ball domes for G.U.H.S. BATTING AVERAGES H A.B. . B.A. Spink 3 2 .667 SCHEDULE King 7 4 .571 Groot '---------ee----.-.----- roinod out Dirksen 2 1 .soo Sondv ----'-.e-'--.---.- ------------f- 8 -5 Pyshny s 2 .333 Ckvelanfl -'--------'-------------4----- 6'4 Duquette 3 1 .333 Mllwouklo ---.----- Postponed simonis 8 2 .250 Cleveland .......... rained out Sitzrnan 4 1 ,250 David Douglas . rained out Davison 5 1 -200 Vancouver ........,......... rained ou White 7 1 -143 Central Catholic rained out Snyder 5 0 .000 Pofkfoso -A.-----e.----- -------.-e- 1 -5 Flew 4 0 .ooo Sondv -.e- , -----.-,----e ------- 7 -4 Gem 1 0 .ooo Mllwaukle ------.----- ----.. M iles 1 0 .ooo Dovid Douglas ........ .. speed 1 0 .ooo Pofkroso -----.-------.- Heniges 1 0 .ooo Central Catholic Dixon U 0 Awp- Hughes 0 U .... Graham 0 0 Keeney 0 0 The baseball team doing calisthenics in the gym. ,-. .fe ff . f ' fi. +571 - tsQ.f:'f 4 Q . eeui A ' t H 1 K M if K: vkV,7 . .,hk K. g if law! Aa Y ' t E X' fh k A1 , V: - Ka -,X,X A yffhfz 4- K eff X MIKE HENIGES 5 tt. 10 in. - 180 lbs. 1 yr. Letterman Outfield Yr. I-LB. H. 1955 1 0 NOTE: All figures under individual pictures are for the player's entire varsity career. A ,psf ,k,.k K 1 . vi, 6, f' 35 t Mah X ! .000 A Infielders, left to right: Third Base Chuck Splnk Shortstops-Russ S1mon1s and Ken Snyder Second Base-Lyle Hughes: F1rst Base Iohn D1rksen N Surf' Yr. 1953 1954 1955 Total ya. KEN SNYDER 5 ft. 11 in. - 160 lbs. 3 yr. Letterman 2nd Base 6. Shortstop A.B. H. 30 6 40 14 6 0 76 20 1 as 2? L , v. i 4 K 'Uv ff 3 W. ' 'wie Ni?-ef? L. In fs rf' it J Q Q vsw 1, gs gi. 44, ww 1 1 Q' 1 1 Q35 J f- KKAV ti is 1 2 1 f 3 0 rf XW .Ee ge 1 A ' HQ 9 2 'ja 3 ,1 li 1 , Y, ,. e .t 5 Yr 1 fi 5 , A 4 . 1 1? ' f 1 jx , I vll 1 E 1 i A If 4 K Lig f L45 4 1 yu' Sgggfm' Syg- B ' 1 A M 1 . A A 7 1' FHM. 1 ff? 4+ Outfielders, Del Flener, Mike Heniges, and Max Gerlt. Yr. 1953 1954 1955 Total IOHN DIRKSEN 5 ft. 11 in. - 170 lbs. 3 yr. Lettennan 1st Base 6. Outfield I-LB. . 3 v Q 8 N I . 4 z - i,,fw,f X. l gi. wg A be N V . . mf --'.f , bf BOB GRAHAM 5 ft. 10 in. - 195 lbs. 3 yr. Letterman Pitcher Won-3 Lost-5 R 1 ini i H B A 1 333 29 9 .310 2 1 500 11 324 34 V15 KM, E x l jf Z Bialostosky W ,, 105 gs. Q Yr. 1954 1955 Total 106 White scoring Gresham's first run of the season against Sandy. 'N 6 CHUCK sP1Nx 5 ft. 11 in. - 170 lbs. 2 yr. Letterman 3rd Base A.B. H. 43 11 3 2 46 13 fl K I A 23333 ill' B.A. .256 .667 .283 79 PHIL PYSHNY 6 it. - 185 lbs. 4 Yr. Letterman Catcher Yr. A.B. H. B.A. 1952 35 7 .200 1953 8 0 .000 1954 15 3 .200 . 1955 6 2 .333 Total 64 12 .188 ,I in Q V A Z .. ,..' . - HW.. , i ..., . ,, 1 VU, . Xxx 53' VI ILS A .Q . 1 . na' Outiielders, left to right: Right FieldfEddie Davison: Centex 'Field-Pete White: Left Field-Tom King. - -Q I 3 Yr. 1953 1954 1955 Total A 9 .N 11 11,31 Q'-.K , 's 1 ww, :we S11 Q 1 1 51555111 f x 1 92551 u, 9 -m ,' 1 Gmail L I Xwmwn LYLE HUGHES 5ft.3' .-160113. 3 Y,,1fe,tem,m,S CHARLIE DUQUETTE 2nd Base 5 ft. 7 in. - 175 lbs. AIBI H- B-A. 2 yr. Letterman 27 5 .185 Pitcher 39 12 .sos Won-1 I-Osi-1 ss 17 .zas 73' ' 7 2 1 A W ' il I H M ei 11111 11,, , 1 l1,1 , ii :-V -,,.. The baseball team doing calisthenics in ihe gym. 10 7 1 tr First row: Manager, I. Conibearg 1. Nicholas, R. Wilder, B. Arthur, D. French, l. Crouch, B. Toyooka, D. Ioy, D. Laudenslaqer, H. Wood ford, N. Parkhurst, Manager, A. Rice. Second row: Coach, B. Watkindsg K. Miller, D. Woodford, E. Riley, B. Brown, S. Garrison 1. Provolt, L. Lukens I. Ruckman, B. Barr, I. Sheller, B. Russell, C. Nelson, P. Bernick. Third row: B. Mullaney, C. Iosefson, D. Palmer G. Armstrong, I. Blasdall, G. Savage, M. Welch, M. Erickson, H. Loftin, D. Smith, G. Russell. April 2 5 8 12 14 19 22 26 29 May 3 5 12 20-21 108 VARSITY TRACK The track team, under the watchful eye of their coach Bill Watkinds, is starting out their season with a very successful record. At the time of this Writing, the team has Won its first three meets. The Gophers, competing against seven other schools in the Beaverton relays, took the first place cup by taking 4 firsts, 3 seconds and l fourth out of eight events. The Gophers also won the Beaverton relays in 1951. With 13 returning lettermen to the squad and last year's advancing l.V. hope- fuls, the team will be well balanced. Track Schedule 1955 Willamette Relays There Estacada-Columbia Prep-Sandy Here Parkrose-St. Helens ' Here Oswego-Oregon City Here Beaverton Relays There Battle Ground Here . . , Milwaukie There Ken M1l1er..a senior. Vancouver There throwing his winning toss M Valley Coast League Meet L 6 C In the Javehn event' F I '-V' s North Salem Here y i! WY-EOS! Tentative fiit District 8 Meet State Meet V, A L 3. Ae., Af' al. - Leonard Lukens, a senior classman. finishing first in the mile run. , Q H A , K if 3 1' : M4 , , Q' Don Ioy, a senior, .,,' . ' is tubing to the air 'ff ' ,4,': ,.,1. A, 'im for custance F in the broad-jump. -3 , :': T : Back Row-A. Ptund, L. Underhill, L. Lukens, N. Parkhurst, E. Riley, D. Perkins, coach B. Watkinds. CROSS COUNTRY TRACK The cross country team had a Very successful season by winning all oi their meets. At the state meet the team took 8th place out ot 25 competing schools. Leonard Lukens, leading distance man, broke 2 ot our high school cross country track records this season. First row: E. Ingalls, B. Brurnbaugh, G. Hoagland, B. Laughlin, P. Mattman, C. Love, D. Eastman, K. Taylor, R. Larson, I, McKee, P. Petersen. Second row: Coach Watkinds, B. Arthur, R. Mayfield, K. Underhill, D. Van Deusen, H. McCullough, D. Sparks, D. Arnold, L. Williams, B. Hewgley, D. Merritt. Third row: L. Morgan, I. Sheller, I. Olson, V. McKenny, D. Sleeper, M. Welch, G. Savage, I. Fortuny. The V954 Iunior Varsity football team completed a suc- cessful season by winning five games and losing only two. Victories over Central Catholic and Milwaukie were the highlights of the season. Ierry McKee with twenty- eight Counters was high scorer of the team. Gresham ........ Gresham Gresham Gresham ....,,,, Gresham ....,,.. Gresham Gresham SCORES Parkrose .... .... 0 6 6 Milwaukie ........20 Vancouver U 13 Central C. ..,,...... 7 6 David Douglas.. 0 ........l4 Milwaukie U ........13 Vancouver ........21 FOOTBALL - l. V. - BASKETBALL The l954-55 Iunior Varsity basketball team Won fifteen games and lost seven. These hoopsters scored a total of ll7U points for the season or 51 points per game, a very good average for a IV. team. The young gophers Were especially proud of double victories over Tillamook, Vancouver, Roosevelt, David Douglas, and Central Catholic. Top point man was Iack Stead who scored 246 points during the twenty-two game schedule. rent row-L. Iwiorgan, I. Stead, V. McKenney, E. lxim-s, D. Merritt, D. Viskov, D. Kent. 3af'?: rovr---Cofxfgif. Thede, I. McKee, R. Larson, B. Unflzeypyle, G. Iohnson, I. Winters,g -vt. i, Manager, I. Conibear. Missing from picture: D. Palmer. SCORES Gresham ............ 48 Vancouver ......... Gresham .... ....... 5 3 Roosevelt .... ..... Gresham ............ 49 Vancouver ......... Gresham .... ....... 5 6 Iefterson ............... Gresham ............ 61 North Salem ......... Gresham .... ....... 6 7 Sandy ................... Gresham ............ 42 North Salem ......... Gresham ............ 47 Roosevelt - ............. Gresham ............ Gresham ............ Gresham ............ Gresham ............ Gresham ............ Gresham ............ Vancouver ........... Milwaukie ........... Central C. ..... .... . Tillamook .... ..... Astoria ................... David Douglas Gresham ............ Astoria ................. 64 47 52 61 Gresham ............ 61 Parkrose ............... 50 46 45 65 Gresham .....,...... Gresham ............ Oswego ............... Central C. ............ . 62 Gresham ............ 59 David Douglas ..... Gresham ............ 58 Milwaukie ........... Gresham ............ 41 Tillamook Gresham ......,..... 50 Parkrose ....... ..... From an initial turnout of 60 hopefuls, Coach Thede molded the wee Gopher football team to 3l. The baby Gophs won 3 games, lost 2, and tied 1. High point game ot the season Was the 12-O victory over Milwaukie. lim Hunter, along with several other good line pros- pects, turned in a creditable year as quarterback. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL FRESI-IMAN BASKETBALL The '54-'55 Frosh hoopmen turned in an excellent record of ll Wins and 3 losses, each loss by not more than 2 points. The best game of the year was with Shumway lunior High. Gresham Won by a score of 62 to 6l. The most unusual fact was that Gresham played two games against Parkrose in one night. X 'Ss' ff' .. N VK swf I. V. BASEBALL . I f N fs. r ua? Q it Q1-1 i n re. giwmg, I 'Ll' ..,, P Back row-Coach B. Ecklund, D. Marsh, B. Schloredt, K. Sirnnitt, I. Stead, P. Morsman, I. Pierce,.T. Rayley, Manager R. Iohnson. Second row-L. Kurtz, I. Winters, D. Ballentine, I. Hamner, D. Viskov, I. Kirkpatrick, B. Soom, R. Larson, E. Larson, E. Iohnson. Front row- D. Smith, G. Hoaglund, M. Hardesty, I. Hunter, I. McKittrich, C. Kate, R. Boehmer, K. Owens, Manager, M. Dowsett. The I.V. Baseball club, being coached by Brad Ecklund, is still Waiting tor their season opener at the time ot this Writing. The team will play the same schedule as the Varsity team. I. V. TRACK The I.V. Track team, under the guidance ot coach, Al Thede, has Won its tirst track meet. Having a strong squad they are looking torward to a successful season. 'Q . L. A A it . MW . V , Pkg ..i r,. .sr yas an N 1 an M e - is R 5. A 5 1 L, 522, P' .. . , 1. . sei -. -, ,M I .., K My in .V . L. ' ' 4 ,I .2 9 .... .... - t. -..ti I Q . ,935 4 V f -qw: -M. Glam.. , It ,,.,.. I -ark, f. on , sm ff rifle-iii' mv? Back row-Coach Al Thede, M. Nelson. L. Morgan. K. Torgrimson, E. Riley, I. Olson, B. Purkeypyle, I. McKercher, Marcus, Stevens. From row-L. Underhill, A. King, D. Witter, A, Galberth, L. Taylor, VB. Laughlin, M. Crane, B. Brumbaugh, L. Plum, E. Ingalls. WRESTLING . 4 xi? First row-I. Forseth. Second row-D. Barker, G. Hoaglund, K. Owens, G. Peterson, R, Owens, R. Toyooka, E. Ingalls Capt. G. Miller, D. Baker, R. McCurtain. Third row-S. Keebaugh, T. Farwell, L. Plum, L. Iones, L. Underhill, R. King C. Iosetson, G. Hanson, H. Thorstad. Fourth row-Coach I. Sunderland, E. Sutton, K. Cotton, W. Brown, S. DeZey, K. Under hill, W. Hewgly, D. Sleeper, I. Olson, Manager, L. Brue. Noi pictured-D. McKinzey, Fi. Crawford, H. Toyooka, L. Williams R. Boehuer, G. Stensland, G. Larson. This year saw the appearance ot a Wrestling team to Gresham's calendar of sports. Formed and coached by lim Sunderland, the grappling gophs com- pleted a successful season considering the tact that they were participating against schools with Well developed teams. The bone-Crushers tied their first match and from then on 'continued to improve until they toppled the experi- enced Estacada team. At the district tournament Bill Brown placed among the top two Wrestlers in the 191 lb. class to earn a berth in the state tourna- ment. Gresham ...,............ Gresham ....... ...... Gresham ....... ...... Gresham .,..... ...... Gresham ................ Gresham ....... ...... ,.wi7xgr:'f 95 lbs. 102 lbs. - 112 lbs. 120 lbs. - 127 lbs. - 133 lbs. 138 lbs 145 lbs 154 lbs 191 lbs. - Gresham ................ Gresham ....... ...... Gresham .............,.. Gresham ................ Gresham ....... ...... Scores 26 Scappoose ..... ...... 2 6 2 Milwaukie ..... ......... 4 9 8 Parkrose ...... ......... 3 4 17 West-Linn ..... ......... 3 6 22 Estacada .... ......... 2 4 18 Parkrose ..,... ......... 3 2 21 Vancouver ..... ......... 2 8 14 Sandy ............................ 36 11 Oregon City ................ 43 32 Estacada .......... ...... 1 8 0 Milwaukie ,.... ...... 5 0 Iohn Forceth Dennis Barker Gary Hoaglund Ken Owens. Roy Owens Greg Peterson Bob Toyooka, Eric Ingalls George Miller. Captain Don McKinzey Duane Baker, Bob McCurtain 'Bill Brown, Ierry Olson Q. 1 Il April May 5 7 15 19 20 22 26 29 2 4 10 12 20 1 1 27-28 was t ' ,, 11' S i V 5 I Xi, Back row-Curt Solheim, Charles Rees, lay Woodworth, Iim Schneider, David Wills, Mr. Werth. Front row-lerry Sweeney, Larry Large, Ioe Welling, Tony Birch. TENNIS Schedule 1955 Parkrose Grant Central Salem Vancouver Parkrose Parkrose Salem Oswego Vancouver Central Oswego District State-Corva llis Ther Ther Ther Her Ther Ther Ther Ther Ther Her Her Her The tennis team, ceached by Trostel Werth has not played any matches fat the time oi this writmgl. The team with a busy schedule is expected to be led by Curt Solheim. as K an Curt Solheim. leading netman for the squad, IS getting off a serve. lay Woodworth. a Iunior, is ready for the return swing. 114 : W2 ii 4 5 a skew! Q . if ef 4 'Kk- - ' 7539? img... SCORING RECORD Solheirn 47 ix 7 'A .l 7 7 4 Eisenzimmer 45 s ,, I ,T 7 I 'A , Hughes 2l I ' lr ' jig l Cousins l7 Wi. . 12.b f.1- 4 2 X French 12 74,5 7 'f Anderson 5 4 f 4. 7 F L Loudensloger 5 Cholker 2 7 f. .7 7 . c W 'Back row-H. Chcmlker, D. French, I. Cousins, C. Solheim, I. Crouch. Front row-L. Hughes, D, Eisenzimmer. BOYS' 'he chornpion introinurol teom, The Little Men, von oll four gornes to receive top honors. Top corer Wos Curt Solheim with 47 points, follow- id by Don Eisenzirnmer with o close 45 points. 'he onnuol Foculty Five-Intrornurol champions gorne sow the Fcfculty Five Win over The Little Vlen with o score of 52-44. INTRAMURAL Q ... The tip-off of the Faculty Five-Intramural champions game H5 MAIORETTES f As f'i2q,,. . 'f' Captain-P. Foreman. First row-D. Peterson, K. Kennedy, G. Fandrich, M. Mole zon, E. Cooper, P. Fritz. Second towel. Burch, E. McGill, L. Troh, K. Notestine, L. T ripp, B. Cox, W. Kandel, R. Heinlein. Performances at home football games, the Football Dance, and basketball games high- lighted this years calendar of the baton group. Many individual performances Were given, too. Ieannine Burch appeared in the Home Talent Assembly and was on the entertainment list at the Bebeccas Lodge, Beatrice Smith displayed her talent at a Girls' League conferenceg Eu- nice McGill performed at the Methodist Church Convention in Salem, and Wanda Kandel ap- peared in the Barnes Show and the Lynch Talent Show. The top nine Were: Pat Foreman, captain: I eannine Burch, Ruby Heinlein, Karen Notestine, Eunice McGill, Beverly Cox, Wanda Kandel, L oretta Tipp, and Lorraine Troh. 1 K. l G uw if . K 1559? 3 r S. Gaines, B. Birtchet, D. Narvasa, G. Hughes, M. Walker, M. Rhude. The tumbling team was quite successful this year and contributed a great deal toward en- tertaining the members of Gopherville. Under the direction ot their instructress, Mrs. Dorothy Craven, and the co-captains, DeLcris Narvasa and Gwen Hughes, they sterted the year by entertaining at Greshams annual Open l-louse. Throughout the year they performed at vari- ous events including basketball games, school assemblies, the Barnes Show and the Christmas program. Captains-G. Hughes, D. Narvasa, First Row--M. Walker, M. Rhude, S. Gaines, B. Birtchet. Second Row-M. Anderson, I. Kretschmer. E. Larson, T. Ferguson, S. Talbert. Third Row-Second Advanced Team-I. Hay, K. Lucas, D. Cummins, Mrs. Craven fadvisorl. N. Ricks, S. Copelle, E. Morse. TUMBLING THE DIRDIE BIRDIES ll! Q'- Deanne Dcrrnielle lOutstanding Basketball Playei J Back Row-M. Rhucle, B. Fortune, D. Rethwisch, A. Otis, M. Heinzel, P. Perkins. Front Bow-G. Hughes, D. Narvasa. THE HEXAGON HICS Back Row-K. Knudson, D. Darnielle, W Armstrong, D. Ruther- io1Qd,kI. Ray. Front Row-B, Palumbo, L. Wormald. H8 GIRLS' BASKETBALL Under the inspired coaching ot Miss Dori Gaylord, Birdie Palurnbo's Hexagon Hin swept through all opposition to gain the t of hztrarnural Champions over the Dirdie l dies led by Annette Otis. To really make ' year an exception, Deanne Darnielle, a sopi rnore, was selected as Outstanding Basketl: Player. This was exceptional because a sopi more has never Won this award before. OFFICIALS Back Row-S. Graham, A. Otis, R. Beller, D. Gaylord, instructress, D. Rutherford, D. Darnielle, F. Iarrard. N Front Row-C. Solhiem, I. Atterbury,,G. Cleveland, I.. Grouse, M. Lohrnnq, A. Cox. ln order to quality for rating as an official, qirls in physical education must pass certain qualifications to display the abilities necessary tor otticiatina. Twelve airls, under the watchful eye oi Miss Donna Gaylord, achieved this important VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS fi -I-' it Miss Donna Gaylord Supervisor Buck Row-D. Darnielle, S. Graham, D. Ruther- ford, B. Rice. Front Row-G. Crosby, I. Quczde. VARSITY RALLY SQUAD Kneeling: D Narvasa G Evoniuk T Akeson H Chqlker D H all, N. Buchanan G Hughes Standing: M Rhude P Perkins I Roth The varsity rally squad, advised by Mr. Rudolph Vuksich, staged numerous tren- zied rallies to spur on our Gophers. They portrayed undying school spirit and much enthusiasm and are to be appreciated by all the student body. The graceful Ger- ties and energetic HGus' have added muoh color to Gopherville. Pat Perkins, Mary Rhude and Ian Roth completed their second year on the squad. Harvey Chalk- er was the yell king. 120 'x A I. V. is 113: f ,- I , 7, f ir. is wg, i 'I - xl, Q' Lfiifiaxihs hails ,, , Q, . . f--,. V, Q, . gs, .- r iigggfiffii , I I rf LE-4' RALLY SQUAD These 'lpeppyu girls contributed much in keeping the Baby Gophers' morale high. They led all the yells at the l.V. games and assisted the Varsity Rally Squad with the school yells in assemblies. Linda Worrnald, Nancy Linter, Peggy Nicholas, Diane Rutherford, Ie an n in e Burch, Iudy Fisher, Susan Gaines. IZI 1 f-fuffvflmzfgzwfiffgeg WW aim - . E, it SEB ,.WzK3 M , COOK 'Ile Mfg Kgthlegigdiew A. McCammon, V. Woodford, B. Solheim, O. Ostrom Aw girls. Shag Hi. und Ogd lm R. Sundguist, A. Pringle. E. Weien ' tanCG Oi YHEIXGUT at CSYZXOWI G 231395 Shit ,Mme assiSh he.. tiff' bgmdfjqe ill G00 H keshmexs The Gophers collected their calories in a new, WY' d KNOW? mmqale my YOOUY Wen X006 eye X95 modern cafeteria this year. A new split-lunch sched- Qllde Ce Nlg - Place- gtiOt-'XS Q eoi on he TUOYDI ule was put into effect, also. This was to insure 96 UYXQ mxH ve it iXsXl1d?d O Ytiiecft eiiefsi Gnd inlet GW O Q d P rn ai . Q stlperqgtiietes Omgoigeveff gsgih SGWXCQ PWSH Students' ed bt! Om to 0 germ B ,,.,- ,fe ,..-f things PGY Q, BUS DY-WE sf X US everyone having ample elloow room. All school dances were held in the new Hmess hall, and also several Girls' league meetings. The lous drivers gather students from ev- ery corner of the union high school district each morning and return them home each evening. Mr. Fred l-loss, school mechanic, keeps the l4 busses in running order. Mr. Frank Bartholomew directs the entire R Nelson' timer PM low transportation program. CUSKNHANS Gran, S. Peter?- C Y5iYCh' P' Son, D' Um . . f Pi W. Wstfom , Hoe' D' - tr. v. lordC1n' F field Gt Pic 5 trom. L' May Our faithful crew of custodians work day and night picking up after careless stu- dents, fixing this and that, painting, ham- mering, waxing and, in general, adjusting limited facilities and equipment to the needs of students and faculty. This year they had a new boiler room to work in and to store their equipment. 122 ,J 2. X xfix' A, Koh' aww , d A Gwn' p, NYSHSSQQ hom picture WDNOY 1 ' O' S5935- C. Hudson. Pullefh V Q Faffn Tractor co. . 9 I Authorized Dealer Chllflfens and Womens ALLIS-cl-IALMERS TRAc'roRs cf Wear IMPLEMENTS o JACUZZI PUMPS NEW IDEA MACHINERY NEW HOLLAND BALERS MO- 5-2303 111 N- Main Boring Road and Loop Highway Gresham, Oregon PHONE M0 5-630l LEWIS AND CHALKER MARKET Quality You Can't Forget Quality Meats X Competitive Prices PHONE MO 5-5773 IN THE PIGGLY WIGGLY Heartily Congratulates m The Class of H55', .4 ' . , ' 5 3 esta?- M0. 5-4996 202nd Avenue PENDERGRASS BUICK C0. THE GREAT NEW V-8 ENGINE ROADMASTER - SUPER - CENTURY, WITH 236 H.P. And l88 H.P. in the Low-Price Special Plus the New Airplane Type Transmission When better automobiles are built Buick will build Them 123 MO 5-4'l2I 540 N. E. 2nd IVY Service Station Gresham Equipment Co. Full Line of ss? FARM IMPLEMENTS AND TOOLS Ili .001 ,busts suvnml if 411. ll-TUIIHI F E M-HP . I 6 . Tires -- Batteries 499 I Auto Accessories -- Lubrication Massey-I-rllaeriisalffiirlrllegquipment DIESEL FUEL AND GAS MO. -65ll I09 E. PO LL 5 WE 8th and cleveland Mo. 5-5112 Miller Kidder Hardware Co. HOMETOWN IIARDWARE Established 191 1 I Eastman s M E N ' S W E A R Phone MO. 5-5611 Gresham, Oregon MO. 5-3895 20 W. Roberts BAKER'S BEANERY ir SEATING CAPACITY I500 H5 atatimel LUNCHES -- DINNERS -- CHILI Columbia River Highway In Downtown Fairview, Oregon 5c and IOC - Sl.0O and up I Gresham Variety Parker s Town Cleaners Your Variety Store NORTHERN STAMPS me HARDWARE NDPLTW me SCHOOL SUPPLIES 'A' COSTUME JEWELRY Dry Cleaning Alterations if cosMETics if TOYS 5122249 PHONE MO' 5'5oH Pickup and Delivery Service I33-I37 N. Main, Gresham, Oregon 590 E, POWELL MO. 5-2313 GRESHAM REXALL DRUGS KODAK SUPPLIES - SODA FOUNTAIN SCHOOL SUPPLIES - AT REASONABLE PRICES Phone MO 5-4411 FANCHERQS AUTO PARTS 16 E. Powell PARTS FOR ALL CARS - wwf'- MACHINE SHOP SERVICE Everything for the Automobilev 757- J KVM MO 5-5794 A A-a, W CIIZ Li 1 I iff iff' Salufes the Students, Faculty and Alumni of Gresham Union High School ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY GORDON DODGE PLYMOUTH SWAN DODGE Jos RATED TRUCKS WILLY'S FOUR WHEEL DRIVE TRUCKS 247 E. Powell Phone MO 5-3116 Lundquist and Gilherson We Deliver ir FANCY GROCERIES FRUITS and VEGETABLES 15 N. Main MO. 5-5311 Gresham, Oregon For the Finest in Women's Wear' . . SHOP DRESS SHOP Phone MO 5-4697 23 E. Powell Gresham, Oregon We 's 4 Is' 4 QE ' as ng. li :,., ,,., Q: -' , ,J li , ,, , ., . 1515 , A H ,c., .gf , V ...,.,,.,.,.::E J Iub Irnr . .,n, .... . :: Q. ., .,.,, ma.: .-... : .14 35 rrrrr 1 . rrn f rr-r . :., Q- --'- a -- all :::: : ::' :5 ::5-' S ' fmxw 1 5 , 2 1:1 Mealey S Jewe ers N . wb . fr?-size- :.: rr,rrrrr 2 'AS is f ' f in Q. ' '-:- A 52 1 5.5515 ' a Q 1 2 - - --- ' ' -wi Diamonds -- Watches -- Silverware ggggsgglge zzz- l. H ml R . f Z 'Z ' a vi- :e e1rx:35931f+:'-If :-:I :,. -I ef : Ql wsrv- sf 4 m Z- l .,.,. f 5 if gz: ,-W-f-- .5:,, , -:,:, V V -,, 4 . - -42623 .. .X rn X V -::z:.:..,.xw-:R Q- : 2 5 W -will is ' ' 2 I- ' Est- 1927 Gresham- Oregon swf? 'rhrrrr - .:,. , ..:.:.i.:.: , ...,. s ,n,r , ,. 3553 1 1 1 2 lrbr .- 2'.: 'A Dr. L. YV. Griffith OPTOMETRIST AND oPT1c1AN Lenses Duplicated Occulists' Prescriptions Filled PHONE MO. 5-3813 33 E. Powell Gresham, Oregon S 3 all We operate our own Plant Edith and Harry Adair !.YHCl'l ClfANEl2S L 16330 S. E. Division Street Llncoln 5455 Call for 6' Deliver 3 Hr. Service on Request Roland Dryden Bill Taylor Rollie G Bi1l's Radio 6- TV PH ILCO CROSLEY Sales HOFFMAN . RADIO Service TELEVISION PHONOGRAPH Gresham's First Radio-Telephone Dispatched Service Truck 50 N. E. 2nd St. MO 5-2423 Gresham, Oregon For School Supplies Fountain Athletic Equipment Berglv School Store BUZZ and ROXIE BERG Phone MO. 5-3413 Across from G.U.H.S. YOU DON'T GAMBLE WHEN YOU BUY AT G A M B L E 9 S Western Auto Supply C. ll. Yegge D. D. Lundstrom Authorized Dealer 301 N. E. Roberts MO 5-3280 ADAMS SHOE STORE Shoe Style Center of Gresham Casual -- Dress -- Latest Style Shoes For High School and College Wear 121 N. Main MO. 5-4012 The Home of Gopher Brand Feeds FARM FEED AND SUPPLY PHONE MO 5-2221 100 E. Powell Gresham, Oregon GRESHAM'S ONLY FORD DEALER r MCROb9I1 Motor Co., Inc. Factory , L Factory Trained Approved Mechanics - Parts CARS -- TRUCKS -- TRACTORS SALES AND SERVICE MO. 5-3176 GRESHAM, OREGON Roofs - Our Specialty Thoren Bros. Congratulations to the Class of 55r CARRULL FUNERAL HUME Paint PHONE . l i Wallpaper MR. and MRS. W. C. Carroll Mo. 5-2014 Window and Auto Glass Lewis Carrorr rrorerce Carroll Building Material Third and Main G1'6Sh3H1 Phone MO. 5-3794 Day or Night Kellerrs Pastry Specializing in Pastries and Fancy Cakes SPECIALS ORDERS FILLED MO. 5-4390 18 E. Powell TOBIAS JEWELRY and GIFT SHOP Jewelry and Watch Repair Hamilton -- Gruen -- Bulova Elgin Representative Expert Engraving MO. 5-5894 35 East Powell GRESHAM TRANSFER, INC. Distributors of 45 SHELL HEATING OILS 303 N. E. 2nd MO. 5-3141 A M I T 0 N 9 S Gresham Furniture Co. Investigate and See What Merchandise Isf' GRESHAM,S LARGEST AND OLDEST FURNITURE STORE Third and Main MO 5-5095 Gresham, Oregon Modern Cleaners Bea t'f ' I C'e '9 Copeland Lumber Company Ie mx : .W . BOYSEN PAINTS - BUILDERS HARDWARE RY tm 'lE H GREEN I-SEIQUEE 5 551-AMPS A Complete Builder's Service 312 E. Powell Blvd. MO 5-4316 3rd and Main Gresham, Oregon Peterson Plumbing and Heating Co. Expert Craftsmanship and Quality Products Both have publics: OIL BURNERS KOI-ILER AND CRANE FIXTURES ELECTRIC AND GAS WATER HEATERS HOT WATER AND I-IOT AIR HEATING 147 E. Powell Blvd. MO 5-5490 Gresham S port Shop Wilson Athletic Goods Fishing Tackle Guns and Ammunition Model Supplies Craft Supplies Skies Ski Rentals S 81 H Green Stamps 227 N. Main MO 5-2521 COSTUME JEYVELRY -- FOUNTAIN SERVICE SCHOOL SUPPLIES -- TOILET ARTICLES Tompkins Pharmacy Phone MO 5-3289 129 N. Main Gresham, Oregon FANNING CHEVROLET CO. AUTHORIZED I' ACHEVROLET 8. OLDSMOBILE SALES 8. SERVICE -'W GUARANTEED AUTO REPAIRING GENUINE PARTS Q-:- -....-:...,--M MO. 5-3186 258 E. POWELL SHOES BLANKETS MEN'S REA DY!-T0.WEAR GLOVES' NECKWEAR 130 , A sf, W. R. HICKS COMPANY GRESHAMRS OWN DEPARTMENT STORE ER SECOND AND MAIN GRESHAM, OREGON DRY GOODS MEN'S FURNISHINf HOSIERY READY TO WEA1 NOTIONS SALES -- SERVICE -- REPAIR 23 W. Powell Blvd. M0 5-2146 - W Uhrysler P I ym 0 u th International Trucks ouhuvv enum v kculnallf 1 gm'-7 ., JOHN DEERE Hessen. IMPLEMEHTNCOMPANY CATERPILLAR TRACTORS and MACHINERY Hessel Implement Company 1925 E. Powell Blvd. MO 5-3101 Best Wishes to the Class af '55 from Gresham Lumber Co. I , . -re .e J Mime 3 1 Mi Y -1' 'M M --' -11' A Complete Homebui er Service A Complete Flower Service FLOWERS WIRED WORLDWIDE l Block east of downtown Gresham on Powell Day or Night-MO. 5-5212 734 N. Roberts MO. 5-2911 ' no F G e1 s 1 e 1 G1'1I'161'S US CII! U oloo W M P0LAR KING PP Y K' DELICIOUS POLAR BURGERS HEATING OILS Cones BERRY suPPLlEs Shakes lee Cream for GASOLINE R b Malts All Occasions K V 1 Sundaes o PHONE MO. 5-5115 Phone Mo. 5-2501 Q Powell end Cleveland efeehem 600 N- E- 3th Gfeshvm, Oregon O Bowman Hoffman Pontiac Presents the Only Car at Its Price 2 0 0 p so SMART! so BIG! so POWERFUL 59' 'ff' PoNTiAc GMC TRUCKS 'I' 91' - With the Sensational Strata-Streak V-8 - gs 818 E. Powell Blvd. Phone MO. 5-2166 Gresham, Oregon Zimme1'man's 12-Mile Store We Give and Redeem S 8. H Green Stamps Groceries 'Ir Hardware 'k Supplies Househald Appliances 'k Feeds 12 Mille Corner 132 fi .pe X 1 Mo. 5-4111 ,. by 2 'mean fvfe- . Q EMPIRE FURNITURE C0. Corner POWELL and MAIN eamplele Jfome Qwwulneu W. MARCKX BAKERY A ' 'S 1 - , M ' ., Store-to-Do ggzgfy ' .., DeliverY or ' Q '-55255351119 I ef Phone MO. 5-2151 331 N. Main GRESHAM BERRY GROWERS PROCESSORS OF THE FINEST BERRIES GROWN IN OREGON FLAV-R-PAC FINE PRODUCTS A GROWING LOCAL BUSINESS OWNED AND CONTDOLLED BY ITS GROWER MEMBERS Q? -I-w-mbxegm .ar- A Phone MO. 5-3191 Employment Phone MO. 5-2314 603 N. E. 8th Gresham, Oregon BEST WISHES AND GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '55 FROM YOUR PHOTOGRAPHER LOGAN-MARKHAM STUDIOS 917 S. W. ALDER TELEPHONE PORTLAND, OREGON ATwater 7432 This is a BERNCLIFF GRAPHIC ARTS Yearbook 27 BOO-BOOS PAGE 14 ond H1 BRAD ECKLUND-Athletics FROSH. FOOTBALL :S BASKETBALL First Row--Coach Ecklund, Simnitt, McKittrick, Brummill, Woodford, Loftin, Parsons, Nelson, Dudder. Second Row-Crow, Ramsey, Lushbrook, Homner, Hunter, Grohn. Vowter. Third RowMGilford, Rieley, Torqrimson, Stevens, Norrcnder, Fcncher, Benjamin, Hope. First Row-Iohnson, Wills, Gwens, Knietel, Montoya, Bochmer, Koto, Stinson, Romsey, Deisch. Second Row-Bruce, Benjamin, Aske, Loshbrook, Hdmner, Vcxwter, Snyder, Pringle, Nelson, Marcus, Mortillcx, Couch Thede Third Row-Cermcxck, I-lcxrdesty, Hunter, Blackwell, Kirkpatrick, Rieley, Shcxeffer, Sutton, King, Aquino. I 1 W, gg Producer of Approved 1 'AA4 L AYRSHIRE MILK E4 VQVI . :DL Lx, U. S. License No. 2 441' 2 p L. 1 ,. , PHONE L1 3855 Meadow-Land Dairy GOLD MEDAL MILK 16430 S. E. Powell Porfland 66, Oregon . ,W QLLAQE L .,., ,,,. H ..' . ,. LL66 I RICH-HEAT BURNER OILS A LLLLL I . . . , p A , IContamung Solontel fi? . 5 ' Q5 W L6 V - E I : I '1 ': V -?':V if FLEMING Cf ZAN DELL. Asenfs ...,,.. L. GASOLINE - yhL LLLL ml ..,1 E S, ' . I AUTOMOTIVE AND INDUSTRIAL OILS 5 f . I A GREASE5 I I AL I gs ggi A - Phone MO 5-5693 - ' 'LLA f I A LLAI PM-SW' IW-E' ' - -,.I FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Greenhouse Fresh McKAY FLORIST BETTY AND ALBERT MCKAY PHONE MO 5-5116 1590 E. Powell Gresham Gresham State Bank X Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation HSTART YOUR SAVINGS ACCOUNT NOW, FOR THAT COLLEGE EDUCATION Corner of Main and Powell MO. 5-4101 Im? Q ,N 6Z., -'54w ' Jwkeff. CZa4,w0Z?4,4wLJf112wffZ5HfH WJ !Zi JjjQ WXZQAZQVMAW QmfQMfW!MQ L -,fiwo-aka wlfiaifgwm' 474' WW7mWWj' Qfwm mQgX Mew- QWQ ww MASQ Q? S, YWVUCXT - WVOU5 1 5? ww fi? Www ,' ,f f! I ' 1 Na N4 . Www aff we 2? ,Q Jw M, W QW qywm! fl W . ff mi VWU 47711 , W 'VV , X ' , f , gi? 4 ' u ff fif ' 'H , M' My 4 W if .1 W W Q ff' , PL lf I jr!! j f diy f ji iff fy jj ' wk' ,75 r'f :M WI. 4! Ay fd Il, f J Q2 E253 X P2313 Q6 M ix ix ffgik V I Q X3 Q iff? X 2.1 X22 ig ig iigxgib W J 4 K , u , y . 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