Hillsboro High School - Hilhi Yearbook (Hillsboro, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1957 volume:

4153,-,rin -fm ,.,, , A 4- -'T '4 M H5 'JMS 3 Ty . 'ff A - A YMMI -- THE HILHI ' A 1164? 3.5 presented by the 8 -f-- ---f9'-w'-M- Q-4 V ASSOCIATED STUDENTS or HILLSBORO UNION HIGH SCHOOL A T' ' HIllsboro, Oregon - ,,,,..,,,,- 5-S. 'LQ' -, ,f f ' ,v ' ., -wif: 1 ,HW . 4: V W. I -vow , 15 , ' M H-A -ag - Q. 1957 IW , 1, f -I 'b- .x , , - - .lf , ., Q ' m,,,,, ' p f' ..,, Ednor BI.ISInesS Manage' 4- A, -, T Q . nn J,-Jw .-' ,W ' A A V ANZ Gretchen Faber Paula Neumann T' v-1 - , - 4 V ' 4, 1- 4' 'J' . ' S - A S.-' e nf'----4 T-I -fe' S' f-' -I . E- Y A Timur 4 Af' - , ,-, we Assnsranr Edwar ASSIStant Basmess Mgr f . I ' -LL, .ew ' ' i ,gk ' M ll Lmda Laksan Jeanne Reeves p M .5 ' , , H mr' I A' ,Ifh . I F 1: MT 'T Advisiir . L ' .ff 17, ,A '--ow -Tbffa Mr Mcunce Knispel , I s ' A. WA! '- em Iv., - 1 4-ua f 7 I' Q-Q00 CH? Qm q ADMINISTRATION CLASSES CLUBS ACTIVITIES SPORTS hpofy Sf hg ,f hfa hgh 2 , I .IK . . 3 , , , , . 23 , . 63 , . 87 , , . 105 Th ghout rhe '57 H'Ih' ' I p f oeronoutics wnic rro ou p t 'j g E fomilior por os on ' ' p g f this yeor's I X Q? Cfllff? Tiff' 6 'fx .iff .iff-'P' Xnyiiy s 5 'Q' his-i , , X - . ...N . . lf, f . - ,f ,- JENSEN, Principal 4 Q t ,A , R 1 -V . . ,V . --, l 2, N X uni A ' 1 x ' . .FT x, . : . flagfkf ,friiis f--rg-, H K my X gt ,K . ', , , K f rir - Have you ever thought how time changes many things? Remember how worried you were as a freshman? Would the other stu- dents like you, would your teachers be friend- ly, and how could you ever hope to meet so many people? lf you were a freshman last year you know that you have made many new friends and also when you look in the mirror you see that your physical character- istics have changed, you have probably grown a little since last fall. lf you are a senior think back to how many friends you have acquired in your four years of high school and how your appearance has changed. The same is true of Hillsboro Union High School. Because we have grown, a shift has been made from the TYV League to a league composed of schools with larger enrollments, the Metro League. We shall retain our old friends and add to them new ones from the Metro League. We shall do this because we know that friends and friendships make life more worthwhile. Sincerely, 4AoMiNlsTRATioN John T, Jensen 'N --,- lf I' X ZS sl, E A 'X 'Sn 1 y f s 7' if 'Ai 'x . 3, 'seams 4-1 I--' A? X sez Z I . Q , . W... J .4 Wilma Merrill, Clerk, John T, Jensen, Principal, T. lmlayg J. W, Twiggi Dr. R. E. Hutchinson, Administration and Z P W-W U J, S sf' S F1 'P P 5, Q. 'U fi 'liar H .Haag ' Ev- A . 23-wig: I . ,, ,.... ....,.... MILDRED SCHNOOR, Secretary 2 -. - -. .. w Q n i ' s U. he V, ,JN if-'G Q ,e, , 4 7 A 1, 4 z f i I Cu, . Roland Hornecker, Chairman? Chwles james Davis, Vice-Principal, Stan Walker. Board of Education MRS YOUNG Dean of Girls 4 Q l - V555 1 .f S' : 5 ' up uv Q N..- 4 1 EVE PRATT, Attendance O ,,. Wx ff ' - ' - ' el ' ssc. ' ,.,.---' :' I V 'ln K 'X ' A H was iw xp 5' i.i. -1, .T.'-7'-- fr, in g,-so-'iii I -5' 5 X Rx E X , Q Vik A 1, ., 's it H ,H e.- 1 ' i .. ww a Each day this year as one would go from class to class he would get a glimpse of Mr. Wienecke, Dean of Boys, or Mrs. Young, Dean of Girls, busy at their various jobs around Hilhi. Mrs. Young teaches Ameri- can history and civics, and Mr. Wienecke teaches driver's training. They are a guide to the students at Hilhi, advising and help- ing them with physical, emotional or per- sonal problems. Each morning they are in their offices checking attendance or arrang- ing the pamphlets provided in the counselors room for students to read informing and di- recting them on teen-age activites or voca- tional interests. Besides these important jobs they also work with the Boys' and Girls' leagues bring- ing Hilhi's student body closer together. QTX ADMINISTRATION 5 I fav' 3 is 47' .ui As the Seniors of '57 look back on the past four years of school we can see how we have grown up-not only physically, but mentally and morally. We have made many friends which sadly enough, we may never see again after graduation. Nevertheless the Seniors of '57 would like to show their appreciation to Hilhi by saying thanks and by trying to live up to the standards we have acquired in the past four wonderful years. As always Leo Reynolds 6 ADMINISTRATION Q2 L O REYNOLDS President .l . .Q ltilmtllilblfx E57 Barney Brink Gretchen Faber Rodney Mosier Janice Kummer Patsy Burdett Winston Bennett Marlin Bennett Frank lmbrie Student Body Officers PATSY BURDETT Secretary T. 'K J . Rl? S.. X Wgxmgs Mas, Kmrspm, Advisor 'Un I 2 . r l ' 131 X f iii 5 ir i i'i. E 3 3 ww 4 .lm 24 K- 7 V V Wm ,, ,,,,...,,,..W..-Q..,..f--wavanoovaiiq M - ' MARGIE MEIHOPF, vicevpfesadem Mel Hering, Broin Busch, Paula McCorkIe, Leo Reynolds, Margie Meihoff, Ron Olsen, Marilyn Raymond, Dave MacLeod. and Council MARILYN RAYMOND, Treasurer lg N MR. FOELKER, Advisor ff Z ' ADMINISTRATION 7 JN English Englush the gnves students a proper things of henghts and new portant to every Most Important Sublect at Hllhl most valuable s.:bgect at Hulhn chance to know more about the lmfe As our country rnses to new odeals, Englnsh becomes more nm cutlzen So ut as at Hnlhn Englush as a four year requured course As freshmen students see a dufferent aspect of Englnsh through parlromentary procedure As sophomores they read the never forgotten Julnus Caesar Then as they clnmb further up the ladder to success they become lumors dnscussmg varlous thnngs In panel dnscussnons WESLEY FOSTER English V MARIE HILDEMAN Engllsh III Muss Hnldeman shows Emmett Yvonne MARGARET KNISPEL Englush 1 E F and Roberta her grade book Und J0U '0l'S ' 1 JEAN TURNER English 1 and Englush v Mr Foster wrntes a few of hls famous vocabulary words T1 BEVERLY ULBRlCHT Englush I Mrs Kmspel Mrs Turner and Mass Ulbncht confer on the Englush program for the Year i L-' 8 ADMINISTRATION Finally the top ns reached and sensors begun studynng the Shakesperean play MacBeth All are types of Englush acquanntung students wnth more than nouns and verbs but the more mtellectual matersols Englush ns Important to every student and ns valued for nt wnll be used everyday m Infe throughout the country by many types of people Mnss Brown surveys Macbeth s Dunsmane Castle C75 2. ,ss W1 9-'3 1 SHIRLEY BROWN Sensor Engllsh KENNETH DAVIS Englvsh AVA ZIMMERMAN Library f' Q..-----F-'ss EE Mr Davis smlles over themes Mrs Zimmerman ands Jane and Roland wnth a tough Englush lubrary assugnment fj ADMINISTRATION 9 - ' ' ' T fe il . ,, H 7' , . 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' x n Sf .Q I Progress Is Our Most Important Product In sclence progress rs our most Important product Chemastry students dont confuse H20 wuth H2504 because they know H20 ns water and H2504 IS sulfuruc acld Many formulas such as these are expernmented wuth throughout the year Chemastry helps them apprecsate many thmgs wuth whach they come ln contact each day Students of buology learn about cells parts of flowers the animal kengdom photosynthesis and lufe func trans Freshmen learn the basis of all scnence In theur general science course W RAY CARDER Chemnstry and Math ALAN DAVIDSON Buology WAYNE HOOD Physncs and Algebra ELLIS POULLETTE Bnalogy X Mr Hood and Mr Carder demonstrate Mr -I-mpenmng Shows what goes the pendulum actuon of a weught TOM unto the makmg of a storm Davidson and Mr Poullette look over a new microscope 10 ADMINISTRATION Ps, Mr. Osmundson and Miss Grams confer on frosh algebra. MARY ANNE GRAMS, Algebra DAVE LEGER, Mathematics LOUIS MCCQRKLE, Mcfhemncs S. C. OSMUNDSON, Algebra Mathematics Courses Provide Experience in Logical Thinking When Einstein developed his theories, he op- ened the doors of scientific progress. When Hilhi students enter the classroom, they embark on the road to scientific knowledge. General math is a preparatory course which develops speed in using the basic fundamentals of math. Algebra, a study in finding the unknown, followed by geometry, o course in logical thinking, is a prerequisite for trigonometry, the space course. The mysteries of these courses are unfolded oy a corps of teachers including Miss Grams, Mr. Carder, Mr. Leger, Mr. McCorkle, and Mr. Osmundson. Mr. McCorkle prepares to write a test on the board. wfw' Mr. Loger's geometric symbols are clear to him, anyway. if 1,1 .,f SR NX ADMINISTRATION I I O Customs of Other Countries Studied ln freshman social science classes students learn the customs and habits of other countries and nations They also study the different ways other gov ernments were developed and how they are fund mg new and modern ways of functioning to make WALTER FOELKER Social Science LOUIS SAMSA Social Science I2 ADMINISTRATION a better place for us all to live Mr Foelker checks a set of frosh test papers David shows Harry and Mary 'M a spot ln merrle olde England Mr Samsa imparts some geographic knowledge to a frosh social Sglence Student Xf Li -r -rr' Q I 3 y-of . I , , All - lg 3 ,G ' - . - i Q 1 Aj g . - . x Lv W , . . , .5112 F, ff . . . . blfifffm.. K V, U ' . . . ' ' 7 'mag iff N , nw. 4 K ' sr ,. N 4. ' . , 355 . an A A :Z I, 419' Y 1. 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', V ' Z- Q , J I ' 'T 23 95 Social Economics Solves Everyday Problems of Life n The social economics classes of Mr. Knispel and Mr Stalley got the word on many Amerucan problems durmg the year Some of the questions they hashed over were soclal ussues and problems facts of labor organ: zahon propaganda youth problems and crime preventaon Students of Mr Stalley wall remember the pluses they got lor the ones they dudn t getl and Mr Knuspel s classes wull never forget the bug dns cusslons they got unto about vanous questions of the day The sensors feel they are prepared to enter the world after thus oraentatlon MAURICE KNISPEL Soceal Economncs FRANCIS STALLEY Socual Economncs and Commercnal Law I M Judy and Annamarue lead a duscussnon nn famnly relatlons Q ,J Mr Stalley and Mr Kmspel have 0 mutual aclmnratnon soclety meeflng Youth dlscusses its problems 1.3 'L x 'NL mmm 'mn 'W' H l H L 5 ff.- ?45j1,dff is 5 rm ADMINISTRATION 'Wil History Reveals Past and Knowledge for Future WALTER HAMER, world History ., A ., TRENA PEELER, Commercial and American 4. w -Q History and Civics 1 . CHARLES SNYDER, American History F and Civics J rf, . .T i .'.'sf'l Miss Peeler shows a student how ro remember a historical date Hamer confers with Kathy on a history assignment 'Vex il N x lid l X. -W ue xt., ist X -Q' i I I4 ADMINISTRATION .tum 'V' '- vang SLN ...tv 'asv World and American history bring the past to the present showing the differences in age, char- acter and political aspects of the world. World history trains the student's mind to know the his- tory of the world as a whole, to become more familiar with various wars and countries, and to know our civilization better. A junior require- ment, American history educates students with our country making them appreciative of their freedom and rights lt also shows the differences in government affairs while it gives a thorough study of civics Mr Snyder sends a point across ir fi'i A, 'E if g g gg- i . ' U -. . . . . c V A sg . . D My . 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I SJ Varlous Languages Introcluce Different Ways of Speaking Conyugatmg verbs as gust one of the thrngs students who are taknng Latxn are Iearnnng about They also learn to speak and to write ut Students who have taken Lotnn fund at very helpful when they enter college Sponnsh rs taken by students who are Interested un tae Spanash lzfe and ways of Invung They also learn to speak and to wrlte Spanush as fluently as possnble Spamsh classes consust of dnfferent ports of speech and learnmg the Sponush alphabet For the fnrst fume rn a few years French IS agam an electrve subject for students nnterested rn takmg It French classes consust of reading and wrxtmg and learning about the language Mnss E mston I rn s translate Julius Caesar ima Quill!! ?1 NAOMI EDMISTON Latin and Engllsh Ill BRUCE TAGGART Spomsh French and Englush I o 0 o . . , . V . ' '. A 'cf 5 r E-e.:s Ja e ' . . A ' ' I ill - j f 4 ' .5 ' F' f e- ' f I ' . V . V . v . f A l I , I ' ' ' . , M, ', V Met., ' - X H' ' . 9 ' 1 ,W V . f, A D, I V nl A I b ! X ll: . f- in , ' . ' ' f ' , I ' f A , 1, ,, , 2 ti g ,if .rv Q- . : ., - 31,2 'IDI' f ' I 4 J . F , ff? J k ' F GX r , .1 it V fx. 'W : ' ,N ' X ' YI iii! - it js VV Y It I I Q A t ., y EM A A , . 1 . 1 I l I I g ' I 5, g , ,u-.xv ,f 47 A 'I I -1 I Mr Taggart cmverses Spanrslc mth Myruam rv- ff: I-A-. I I lr lllout 5 llluhrl Z Mr Taggart helps Peggy with her French translation ADMINISTRATION 15 g ' .1 y Physical Fitness Promoted in P. E. Classes Miss Poladlno loole up from a health lesson KATHRYN PALADINO Physical Education MARY HOLMAN Physical Education P E girls enter into exercises with enthusiasm and vlgor Physical fitness and better health standards are promoted in girls' P. E. classes by their in- structors Kathryn Paladino and Mary Holman. Speedball volleyball basketball softball tumbl- mg and bowling are some of the sports in which girls participated this year Rueckers Bowl co- operated and gave free instructions to boys and gurls for the second consecutive year Under the direction of Adolf Rutschman and Norman Martunson boys learned the rules and techniques of the football basketball and base ball Besides these active sports P E students also took a sux weeks course in heolth Freshmen and sophomores tackled first and in their sux weeks of moctrve duty Juniors and seniors studied body and bone structure Miss Holman gets some P E dato out of her file ,- 10 ADMINISTRATION fi- pr: boys ADMINISTRATION I7 Students Apprecuate Varuous Types of Musuc --L,,+ Mr Luark talks to a musur apprecuatuon class I J Off RONALD CLARK Vocal MUSIC CARL GUTMANN Instrumental Musuc The musuc department consusts of gurls glee freshman chorus senuor chour harmonaures gen eral musuc and band All except general musuc students partucupated un Chrustmas and Palm Sunday appearances S lected students appeared un the Hulhu Junks Senuor chour also played host to the furst annual Musuc Festuval of the new Metropolatan League Harmonaures us a selected aroup of 15 chour students 8 boys and 7 gurls who take part most actuvutues as vocalusts Creatuve musuc, wrutung musucal plays shows or songs and studyung composers are a few maun projects of the general musuc students Three bands of Hulhu whuch are the duxueland dance and marchung bands have a total of 60 members They took part un two exchange assem blues wuth the new Metropolutan League ptqnmng the Chrustmas concert funds Mr Clark seated at hus desk WRmQ 7 Fw . lllR nuanuqquuunlnv- A Mr Gutmann durects hus concert band o 9 , 2, N , , ' ' ' ,V fm 25 -1' H7 D Q I I I we . . . . . - ,I I I I I Av , Y' ' . , . L -N i Qs . . ' ' he-, , l e- In 4 n - . I ' 1 I ' I I 2 I .- u gif' 5., . W, , ,4.,,, an suv.. 'Bs E ml ig 5 'lr V -ef A 1 r V Q. T L. ., 3 g, , 1 'I fp I f ut Q n u 4 95 . -I 9' , usa, f ,cr 6 3 MLW Ab A . ,.,. s N 1 W Q. . ' , .,Q,,, .u 1 - . 4 . 3 '- ' ef . -v.. - , x . L- , Drama, Speech ancl Art Bring Forth Talent at Hilhi As the modern age brings new airplanes that can fly at tremendous speeds so does the modem age bring new speakers that can speak with tre mendous volume Speech class was farmed to give students an excellent opportunity to speak and learn to speak relaxed and with interest Debate and speech squads patncnpate in various contests during the year throughout the state One year of speech qualifies a student to porn the squad Art class offers varieties of opportunities to students in drawing painting ceramics and lewel ry making With the modern age comes modern Ort taught W-Wiffa .21 I 4' A Y! Z2 I by instructor Mr. Weaver. Many contests are at- tended, keeping students busy as they learn the fine arts of life making students appreciate the common things about them Buildings go sky high with new plans for ex pandlng and movie houses spring up all over Even at Hnlhi drama classes expand as more students choose drama as their elective course Everything from acting to curtain pulling keeps Mr Carother s drama students busy throughout the year Helping with the junior and senior plays show first year students it s not a chore but a pleasure for soon when they re second year students they can produce plays as well as act in them too' LLOYD CAROTHERS Dromatlcs and English Ill ROY DANCER Speech and Forensics Mr Weaver crltrcnses Rons art effort while Perry looks on Mr Carothers watches as Mel transforms Harold into an old man as Q .! than laguna 1 , Q' Ez, ERNEST WEAVER Art and Drivers Trammg Mr Dancer gives pomters to debate partners Reed and Raymond 'E! I ea... aff if wlfakki' xgfgx -v -it ADMINISTRATION 19 Q . 4 V41 wk . - V ,kg , , A - . . . - , . . . I 71 A u u 1 A I A V k . . . . ' n 11 I . ' y J , . . I I I - I l f P 'N M ,. O -, ,, l 'n ' ' V , I D , , , . . 5 ' . - r. e tif f if ccfi to if or tl, G we i f J ,Watt N A Q' , A' ', fr ' ' ' ' I 1 t 'A A if ' Z fr ff ' E7 ' U - fy ,7 if 5, ,K ffl. ' fwkgif it 4 f A 9 ng- ls. ' it f , f i ff 7 ' ' ' 7 ' fi S - S A 4 t . if 2 f, E Aj grr, I , J I if 'I I ' X .fi 1 W . L 5 I M ,,- 5 uf. .few ' 515. 51 ft'r ., L . 1 y . V in ,fi-gina.. 1 A , ,Q 1 4 X ,' . .1 Q 53' at 52? I I ,y . N I I W N 1 Q if N K, 7' ' I , F ' Xfl 1 V, ,, BM Aus 1' 1 , j ' f 9 . Y ' ' -,. A ,. .U i 5. , f W Wi nuviiimlm i' 13 The Science ot Household Altairs and Domestic Management Pans bubble with food while sewing machines whiz away. Home economic has advanced so much in the last five years that kitchens are al- ways full. Boys learn how to cook, bake and sew as well as the girls. Instructors Mrs. Sullivan and Miss Wood know that patience counts a lot now that the new Bishop method of sewing has been enforced in all classes. Home ec, a class enjoyed by all young home- makers of today has a nursery in the spring with children from 3 to 5 years old attending. It is the duty of the students to observe and learn in those two weeks and oh what fun it turns out to be' Mrs Sullivan gives Judys cake an extra stir John and Duane fix o nice crisp breakfast HELEN SULLIVAN, Home Economics JOANNE WOOD, Home Economics and Social Science 1 3 i iss Wood demonstrates ez' sewing technique. 20 ADMINISTRATICINI if If A I '10 ,ri Mr. Anderson uses his bookkeeping to an advantage in the bookroom. Commercial Courses Become Backbone of Business World Typing, the most popular business course, had an enrollment of 295 this year. These 295 stu- dents strive to secure not only speed, but accuracy. After a couple months of practice, they leam to type business letters and forms. Second-year typ- ing is very similar to first-year except it is de- signed with the future secretary in mind. Shorthand, a method of rapid writing achieved by using certain strange curleques and symbols, is one way in which a student may achieve speed in his writing. GORDON ANDERSON, Commercial NORA LEE CRAVEN, Commercial GRACE PALMER, Commercial Mr. Anderson's bookkeeping classes learn the exact procedures in which to record all the busi- ness transactions of a specific company. Credit, debit, ledger, account balance, and journalizing are just a few of the many terms bookkeeping stu- dents become familiar with throughout the year. Business machines, taught by Mrs. Palmer, of- fers the opportunity to become acquainted with the machines which all secretaries should be able to operate efficiently. Some of these machines are the adding machine, dictaphone, calculdor. dupli- cator, and stencil machine. 3 EL, E Miss Palmer shows her class the operation ot the ditto machine. f' Miss Cravan sets the clock for a timed writing. ,- it X if is ADMiNisTRA'rloN 21 Vocatuonal Skulls Assust March of Progress Jet age performance has been realuzed un Mr Thomas vocatuonal agruculture classes thus year The og classes broke a record wuth the largest enrollment un the hustory of Hulhu 8l students 33 of whom were freshmen The ag enrollment us one of the largest un the state Ag students do even more than learn how to farm Some of the actuvutues un whuch they engage are publuc speak mg parluamentary law contests showmg at county and state faurs showung at Pacufuc lnternatuonal Lwestock Exposutuon and luvestock uudgung con tests profutable skull The equupment un the shop turns out precusuon made artucles after a suffucuent amount of skull has been developed Cedar chests coffee tables end tables and desks made by the advanced shop students provude an unspuratuon for the begunnung manual traunung student Mr Ruuds woodworkung classes master a Mr Ruud and Martun examune the d Ed l over a woodworkung problem suze at a board un general shop Mr Turnbull an smu e usnnquq EARRING K fish fl-Elma. -Bill huts O O O . I . I . . . I . . . - , . I I Mr Thomas shows hus boys a practucal roblem in aqriculture. l l ' 1955 T l 'T' Y 1 QA ' T . , TW 'A x 4 l. Q' ' 3 Q 4, Y '- FRANK IMBRIE Pressdent LYLE THOMPSON Vsce Pressdent SHARON CHAPMAN Secretory Treasurer MARLIN BENNETT Representotsve Guess who doesn t have a sense of humor X 5 7 S The last year has probably been the bussest of all l January and February representatives from dsfferent col leges came to answer the sensors questsons about college Many actsvstses occurred sn the last few months of school One of the masn events was annual sensor dress up day for whsch a specsal assembly was held to dssplay the costumes The sensor class play thss year was Our Town deds cated to Mr Francss Stalley and the sensors worked hard to make st a success Then they sat back to look forward to the most sm portant day of all May 29 graduatson Thss year s sensor dass led by Frank Imbrse Lyle Thomp son, Sharon Chapman, and Marlsn Bennett, and senate mem bers Dsedre Sahnow, Dexter Martsn, Susan Baer, Bsll Rsggs, Walt Grossean, Norsssa Leger, Judy Teufel, Ron Melott or ganszed and dsscussed the octsvstses throughout thesr last and most wonderful year at Hslhs , s W' . f W A A' I A- -S 'L ' , - T ' , . :Q si N . T 1 J S . sf ' Mk ' I V ! ' -f'- A br! 7 1 L , . . . v 1 , h .-X U5 ' 'Y fi ,' iw' 'Q 5 x -qv' Y V -Svr tg 9 W, f -f ADAMS DARREL F I234 ADAMS JAN YTeens I 2 Latun trvosurer 3 4 I Spartanettes 2 Dance 3 4 sec PMN ANDERSON LARRY La m I presudent 2 Sk: I Blue H 2 3 4 Inter club council 2 Basketball most mspnrotuonal 3 ..,- BGUGHMAN RICHARD BIUFH 2 4 retary 4 ,ff BAER SUSAN-Transfer 3 S mah 3 4 presudent 4 Speech 4 rama 3 Inter-club councnl 4 Forensaca 4 Senior ploy Jumor ploy 'af- BEAN JOHN Lf 12 ,,,,,,, 2 Fure 4 Dancea4m Y ref I 51 ', 9 V. Sf' I ADAMS JIM-Boys League BAGGENSTOS CHARLES League I 2-3-4 ' 52's BENNETT MARLIN Lohn I2 Blue H I 2 3 4 Speech 3-4 ww dent 4 Student councul 4 Class representative 4 Inter-club council 4 Honor socuety 3-4 Forensics 3-4 Prom chairman Junior play .4 ...4 VT LIJ. AGEE JOHN Rodno 3 Pmkctnon- :st 34 presudent 3 Inter-club councnl 3 rs BARNARD BETTE-GAA I 23 Y Teens I nce 3 4 Honor nocnty 3141! 1 BENTSON RICHARD-Ski 2-4 537 V po KN o I ALLEN DOROTHY Spdfforleffei 4 Y Teens 4 Dance 3 4 Band 3 4 ELSQLNE B-Been' I 2 Sensor play H1 Jmks 4 Transfer 3 way 'ew J'-'mo' 'X BARTROP FERN-Y Teens I 2 3-4 5 vs W7 BATCHELAR SANDRA I 2 Dance 4 Yrnm semen GNL spam-ng 4 'HGH C '5 ' M sau 1 2 H.-mn 2 Tmmhf z SENICRS 25 t x I I , -FA---, , -- -: , ' I-2- , - , 'A -- Q , -- ,, Y -. 5 I 'f ' 3-4. -, I '. 'I .- 'f -g ' I ' c - ,. . A .5 . J V' V, I ' V W vc... - ff ' '2 ge f 1,- -,kv f' fri 2, f- 5:5 A Q, Arg, . . ' I I -T 1, ' , , ' J , I M., xy fn- I 7 , 4,4 X I 11 , , . ' f fx gl! 'X I 2 ' E , b ,. ,- ,Z s ,, A , ... :ba -J 1.- A ' '- - -, , -- 4 I , 2 D - - - : I ' ' 4 5 ' I ' ' 3-4. ' ' A 'I A ff if . ' ,A - 3 . D N , f 3' K A f A xi , fx , ,,, , 4 1 - 7 A ' V1 , f gi' if A ' I N ol! P1 4 N X 8.1 11.1 41 uw E 1 Z 5 I -4 F2 I I :- S w Y. 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SHERBECK CAROL Lo lh I 2 SHIPLEY DARLENE Bond I 2 3-4 SlMPS 'N PEGGY Transfer FHA 4 Dance 4 Rifle 2 secretory sms Le-0900 2 3 4 'ak 'mf 'vs STEEVES PHYLLIS-Ska I Spar STEVENS C tonettes 2 3-4 secretory 4 GAA I Hu J: Y Teens I 2 3 4 Dance 4 Class secretary 1 Forenslcs 2 4 4, nv ve,-9' RAIG-Radio 3 Bond STEVENS KAREN Lotm I2 A nk 4 Y Teens 3 Bond I ,- 'ggi Nfl TEUFEL JUDY Transfer 3, Sk: 3 4 Y Teens 3-4 cobnnet 4, Drama 3 4 vace presndent 4 Inter-club councl 4 Honor socnety 3 4 Sensor ploy Gxrls League representotxve 4 Jumor ploy, Gul of the month ,wa 10 5 SLEASMAN CAROL-GAA 4 Bond SMITH DICK Ftre 34 Radio 3 SNYDER ANDY Raduo 4 Honor Proyectuomst X Society 3 4 ,,,.J'3g 4-'W Q, STUCKRATH SHARON Lotm I2 SWARTWOOD IRENE YTeens 2 SUAREZ MYRIAN Exchange stu CAA 2 3 YTeens I 2 Dance 4 Paper staff 4 dent from Bohvlo 4 YTeens 4 Honor society 3 Donn 4 fs, 3? fn Sur THbOMF:S?N JACK-FFA l23-4, THOMPSON GERALDINE Spar THOMPSON LILUAN Lotnnl Y C0 une 2 3-4 Rodlo I tonettes 2 3 4 GAA I 2 YTeens Teens I Bond l 2 3 4 Maporetto I 234 Honor socuety 34 ACop 1234 pello Choir 2 4 , A n ft b yu . 6 W 3. 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Y - 1 J' 4 tv, A . t T J I rf ' , 5 . :U Q U , if K rf, 'S A f'7 V 2 3 4 TIMBR P Gonf A Dance A frm? 4 CLEO YTLLns D f FHA 3 Jumof LPTGW FREDDIE Transfer A VANDERSCHLJERE BARBARA pk-,f A I3 A Y een Q ao'f 3 Ammo! staff id 1.1 ,v Q VANDERSCHUERE VICTOR FFA VANDERZANDEN JOHN FFA VAN DOMELEN JOAN FHA4 VERDEGAN MILDRED YTcens 2 WALKER ROBERT BcmdI 2 2 3 4 vncc presldenf 4 Honor cwefy 3 4 'bf' 'F Av' li is 4' 'Nur WESTCOTT ANNEMARIE LONI1 WARREN BILL Fife 4 H0fl0r WILLINGHAM DELLA LONV1 I 2 WIIHE V DLJANE Tron' 2 3 vuce presndenf 3 FHA 2 soclefy G A I Y Teens I 2 3 vxce presucenf A S GY 3 WILLIAMS RUSS- Bond 3 4 DUMB 4 Speech Lcvn 3 4 Bond I 2 Boys League bond 4 2 Semor ploy 4 VANDERSCHLERV EANIETTF A I G A 3 A Y Teens I Go den 4 secretory vrcosurer I WARD IVAN-Pure J Hnlanks 1 LJ WKLMA-4,1 v4 'ul w Gs. I - ' f'1,' ' , I -' -' , ' I I In , 4 1 73 -1' - ,Q I f N. L ,..f 1' ' P rv 3 ... , 'f :N v I ,. fu -' , t, .. 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BENNIEiBOy5i League I FHA I, Historian l, Y-Teens l-2 Teens l-25 Class vice-president lg I- Y-Teens l-2-3-45 A Cappella 2.36, A Cappella choir 2-3-45 Harmon- aires 2-3, Hi-Jinks 2. choir 2-3-4, Senior p lay. Whirl of activity for our exchange students 38 SENIORS if gh ss ,,i..-- Bolivia's Myriam Suarez and Finland's Sinikka Kauppi joined Hilhi's student body as seniors this year. Myriam is a guest in the home of junior Alice Medland and Sinikka lives with senior Janice Kum- mer. Highlighting their Hilhi activities was gradua- tion with American teen-agers, vs .W ' ,W rs wig, 'X Q Y 1 rf I .i1l,,,:.'+- !,., o3 d',,.... ebvrvs kJ Q A c ,Cb - .ik X 'i ,gd 4 if 'g S' an rf if ,V li 5 rf MOST OUTSTANDING Morlm Bennett and Jon Kummer -' x ,.x 3-22-az... -1 MOST ATHLETIC Larry Anderson and Bev Henderson 'Y 53141, Mosr LIKELY TO succeso Leo Reynolds and Marge Memoir 3 it 'VB' ,ff 5.1 5 1 T , BEST PERSONALITIES Dove Burke and Judy Foster MOST STUDIOUS Elizabeth Job ond Andy Snyder MOST TALENTED George Buersdorf and Barbara Holler WITTIEST Lew Houck and Nancy Leo :gr pold by i SENIO' ' 1 - 1 Seniors selechon of 57 Hall of Fame 5 I . 'I 1 4 3 f X A T x fk T A A X ly A , h - ' Q 3 if 'JY lux ' ,V ' Z 1 5 27- F 'fa QQXY Q. ' izjff a I S A L.. , 35, Q T T if Us A ' o ?m' Y l X x Q 'X if ,4 ,L I 'W ? K N 2' ' 'U 1, After several unsuccessful attempts to win the pep flag the rumors finally succeeded in obtaining it Besides being the loud mouths they took second place on the float entered in the annual serpentine presented a class assembly in February had a class party an Novem ber and planned and presented the junior senior prom This hard-working class, under the leadership of Brian Busch, Vem Humble, Judy McLain, Mel Hering, and senate members Anita McCorkle, Dana Ralston, Jerry Guthrie, Jan Fox, Lynda Guthrie, Marilyn Miner, Ron Medley, Myrna Martin, Mardell Hamman, and Chris Pasley were active in both cirricular and extra-cirricular activities and are truly a credit to Hilhi. BRIAN BUSCH, President VERN HUMBLE, Vice-President JUDY MCLAIN, Secretary-Treasure MEL HERING, Representative Guess who didn t do any homework last night r QQ E i ii ROW l Judy Adams Pat Seem Peggy Batchelor Leanore Berger Judy Babuch Karlene Agee Vnrgmua Bertalot Alice Baggenstos Sydney Berner Thelma Belt ROW 2-Charles G Snyder ladvusorl Dave Barnbrook Cordell Bolton Harold Anders Bud Alberdung Gordon Bergquam Bob Angevme Ed Anlcker Norman Arola David Baslck Jean Turner ladv:sorJ nn. -1. 1 i 2 ROW l Dowd Cota, Brnan Busch, Judy Carroll, Charlotte Burke, Barbara Bothum, Bev Byrnes, Betty Caughman, Dsxne Brunswuck, Eyla Bndwell, Kay Carter ROW 2-Gary Butler, Larry Byerley, Jay Brown, Chuck Brandaw, Herb Burk, Charles Buster, JUNIORS 41 Ronald Breazule, Muckey Coravatta, Mlke Buchholz Everett Canadoy - A 1 i ,S , A f-x A, 1 W Y li : K ll ' y 1 J rg R . -.t Yi ' tb L? uv , ' X4 7 e 's L X 1 ' y A 1 .1 A g L 5 f lv A f C y ,H D - - v . , r v -4 11 1 X- R at at , , E ul ' 1 ! 1 :X I ts I, N X' . L l My ' I ex v, L . 'xx '-. -'T -' - 'Amr -v ROW l Deanna Epps Clarene Edgett Sharon Crook Betty Darr Sharon Conner Gaul Clark Sandra Cottrell Judy Connell Jeanne Delplanche Lyla Diehl Aluce Delplanche ROW 2 Lyle Essex Richard Ennes Ronald Chuottl Jon Chambreau Charles Deskms Lee Duetz James Cleveland Ron Crawford Tom Cordrey Alan Chrlstopherson 'Q T -2- lui 11 H- -, 9 Y' gui M4 wr ' , 1 ga- 2 ROW l Bonnne Gruttman Peggy Prone Donna Folsom Pat Glass Dnxle Lee Graves VVCUCIO Gnbson Judy Fouts Mary Fullrner Charlene Grant Loretta Fllnt Mary Lou Gerklng POW 2 Darroll Frewmg Davnd Foster Jan Fox Duck Faulkner Jack Gossman Kent Grau 42 JUNlOR5 l' award Gentzkow Roger Grrfflths Roger Gray Owen Glaze tl s. ,gn iig ,,- -lui Bl f 'l ,ll '-Q fi . 0 W. ' U W I ,X . Chau M ' A 's K . 'J F r - , 1, X ' sg r 1 I L . J 'li A v ' I Q .A ' J A J' eg: Ig 3 ' . r , X J 'X J 2 ' ' - I, ' ' ' V V X ' . Y S 'ty I ' J.. A 1 V' Y ' I L 44:0 v . go .4 ' ,gs , J s X J. 8 J ' D? 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' ' , I ' ' JJ ' i 2 un- 'X fs if F' N! 5-Q fd A ROW l Aleksandro Husca Kumy Holcey Eileen Hollman Mordell Hamman Norma Hansen Pat Glover Kathy Fukar Pat Griggs Sharon Glocke Jone Huffman ROW 2-Charles Hervey Roger Hopper James Harding voyed Hayes Jerry Guthrie Elvin Foltz Carroll Gleason Alvin Gitchell Wilbur Hayes Fred Hamel u fd - .- Ll ROW I--Judy lnman, Jeraldine Jones, Helen Johnson, Janice Jarossr l-llllon Hellman, Kam erme Heuer, Sandra Huserik, JoAnn Hansen, Wilma Harwood, D0 l '0 Huson- ROW 2,.Vem Humble, Mgrvln Herrold, George Hulit, Walter Huntington, Kris Hotfman, Mel Hering, Phil Haley, Ron Hathorn, Tom Hering, Bill HuQh954 fi' Y ,! 'l 1 1 JUNIORS 43 gn -4 l 44 JUNIORS if KL rQg,v,.,. Q51 ,1 fX iii 'J in wg-Q, ls nur' ROW l Lou Jacob Dorold Klmge Jessuca Johanson Judy Kee Lmda Lakson Jud y Krahmer Nancy Keenan Pat Kent Glorxln Logan ROW 2 Jum Kunsey Mike Knmberlmg Larry Joos Dwight Lynch Bob Jones Tom Johnson Bob lllmgworth Mallory Luethe Kenneth Karstens 1 6 ' ' Q , x x f as 55 alll gl Ill -ll IHS IHII .III 33:25 ROW l Ruth Lmdahl Loss Landauer Januce Mauk Lo or ara McDonald Myrna Martin Kay Lehman Anita McCorkle Judy McLain ROW 2 Jerry Lorence Randy Lozado Davld Math-esen Jim Medearns Mueller Lothar Charles Maehelsen Make Muller Bob McCann Ron Medley Jack McGee nnue Mercer Joanne Marsh B b WN 'F hr X.. 1 '-I d i -' - JUNIORS 45 l l i i H fp-159 I' ROW I Joonn Suns Bonme Shade Janune Thurman LuAnn Sumantel Janet Sterling Anna Tnmbrook Judy Talley ROW 2 Jack Thompson Ball Tucker Ed Scrnvner George Swanson Bull Sanders Jlm Stolpe Larrv Seeber Bob Stone Steve Thrush Richard Srzer Pie' we fx l Ag 19 E' rf i ROW X Berrma Vandecoeverwg Judy Wellner Jucr-ma Wwlte Lxnda Z ucha Sue Vander be-ck PctWrngh1 Jhnron VCDDOWYSICU Shrrley W H50 rw Dom Ls Wcfln fu PQ: Wyatt Q POW 'ie Youncc Dee Woolex Pcul Wt'h tt Rrchord Whwte Jrrn Wclface Car! 45 JUN Op Wuarwg O ns Jrsccrson Rollcnd VanFlcet Jnm Wood Denm Weusefv och Roberf Wrlheirn ev , Y M X ' ' Q- f L , ' ' X .x ,A K -'T' A , . 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Vice-President ROBERTA GIBBS, Secretary-Treasurer DAVID MocLEOD, Representative Guess who nas the purse strmgs Under the leadershlp of Presldent Wmston Bennet Vuce presndent Jam Regan Secretary Roberto Gubbs Class Representative Dowd MacLeod and Senate members Lor etto Young Maunce Meacham Danny Dugdole Sylvia Leo- Schnelder Gerry Hosler Karen Dye Roger Almqulst and Beverly Brandel plus sophomore odvnsors Muss Hlldeman and Mr Dovudson the sophomore class corned on many octnvntles thus post school year Portnes assemblies and floats were just o few of the many plans dlscussed nn the sophomore senate They en tered a float ln the Beaverton rally serpentine and were rewarded the Pep flag at the competutlon downtown Class senate was orgonnzed through Englush classes and worked very hard to estabhsh good relotnonshnps wuth the student body and orgonlzmg a good sophomore class ' 1 G 1 . I ' . . .I I I . d Roberto RiQQs, Tim Teufel, Martha Messer, Carolyn 'V .f ROW l Evelyn Berger Ererv Bersley Lots Austun Helen Baxter Rosemary Berger Potrocla Botehom Beverly Acklm P me Anderson Gayle Adams Ann Batchelor Yvonne Baker ROW 2 Bobby Brewer John Armstrong Darryl Arolo Frank Bensen Emmett Applebee Harry Armstrong Raymond Anderson Roger Almqulst Wmston Bennett Bull Boughman Bull Alt 4nq l+ 1 -..,- Q. Xin x ROW l-Donna Boots, Nancy Backer, Drone Brvot, Freda Bush, Dnonna Bodell, Borboro Cara- vatto, Dolyce Boyd, Alyce Brondl, Ablene Brggs, Cecrlaa Corley ROW 2-Leroy Brown, Eldon Boge, Dewey Breazele, Rex Bowe, Ball Bunk, Dolly Bosveh. 48 SOPHOMORES Sandro Blanchard, Ge'old Butcher, Lorw bwnswvck, Robert Butcher QV .1 9 ,- SS '- ,A Chapman Pauline Dean Eula Davls Jane Darr Lando Davis ROW 2 Dan Crowell John Cordrey Dole Clark Merle Collms Bull Connell Ed Crawford Ken Degman Perry Davus Donald Claeys Lawrence Cropp 37 Q4 un C an v l A j ROW l Vnola Fagm Katherme Dye Sally Derruck Mary Dydley Barbara I-uller Ruth Eoperson, Penny Ferry, Judy Fisher, Carole French, BCNY Ffonfk ROW 2 Ken Dlehl Danny Dugdale, Duck Freeman, Torn Duxon, Beverly Hatfield, Nancy Duron Robert Biggs Ingrad Hess, Jum Frantz Bull Franck, Gary Enschede SOPHOMOREF 49 ' 'T -f . .vyfl 'Q - A I l 4 N A , ' 1l ' lg . Jw. ,C '- J- ' ra- ' - - - 'lllf f f l '. - f - - A W 'N k ' F- X l'Vf?.w r1 l- S' l - ly- Q' - r ' 'fx 'Lal' 1 I lx ' - I I ' ' l W lv, ., X y , -V-N ., 2' ' 7 I , f l -, X ' I A C f w 1 ' ' V. f 'Q , ' l A r,, x A ,, F X L 5 ,r ,QC ' n 1, XM' jx. I I' ' 1 1 . ' ' f A ROW I-Pricilla Cook, Janell Colby, Par Davis,IGIorio Cunningham, Joan Clark, Carroll 1 - 3 .af lg , 1 - 4, - V ' N E ' , I - - ,X .. x Q t , . 9 1 I L V 1 . N I .L 3 A 3 , ' r ' , 0 P, , , l ll ' il . Q Q N ' K' y , - l - 1 if X1 I I ' y It -'N' , -' 's . ' , s 'X , Ll, M 0' ' f . . , 4 I , F ,. . 5 2 15 I I I 1' ' ' I W' , a ' ' 5 A ' - W ' L' A lf' f V P 1 lf' W 3, K l 'gill . J , ,y . V V ,. , o X M l ' l fi 1' .'. - . , A --.W- Q., 3 I Q. 1 i ROW l Bull Hesse Roger Hrxon Coleen l-lorry Phyllns Hull Roberto l-lrnes Lvnn Hllsenkopf Nodune l-lwchmson Morrlynn Horlow Sherloh Adamson ROW 2 Leonord Cehl Gerry Hosler Brom Gross Frb Howden Mnke Groser Horns Rand B oce Herb Joseph Huckev Mark Hogg Gene Hess Robert Heath 'D-A, -- 50 SOPHOMORES ROVV l-Nancy Lynn, Marilyn Kraus, Hazel Krrkwood, Gayle Keller, Jonlce lnmon Beverlx Johnson, Joanne Krnsey, Rosle Kennedy, Beverly Kelnlhek, Sondra Kohler ROW 2fOtv5 Kenneby, Jornes Johnson, Joe Kosmolskr, Douglas Jerome, Douglas Justus, Wol! Jones, Robert Hrcks Jerry l-lollA Hcworo Hornllton ,4 5- runs 11 l l' vig' Ev. 1,-14 ROWI Rchard Lundahl Vurgunua Lambert Sylyla Leoo ld Beverly Larson Kathleen Langston Dlxne Monn Nancy Nunn Davnd MacLeod ROW 2 Bob Kerr Mnke Kleln Larry Leonard Kenny Lott Ken Kresal Nell Kunze Ron l As. :VX if Baroara Mangan Rose Mueller Marlanne Mex ROW A ce Mlnshal' Beth Me ul Qnlrley Meracle Judy Moore Colleen Medley Janrce Merzner Lucy McCondlwsl'v Marrn M sser Sharon Mclienzue fx Fw WW 5 ni-Q 1:1 W ROW 2 Toby Morgan Clark Moore Terry Moore Tum McCann Wolfgang Mueller Douglas SOPHOMORESS1 Mlller Aryln Meyer Dennls Meyer Benny Mulam James Muer Q x ' ' - x ' . 'M' ' ' if ' if ' ' ug I 1 f, r Q x 1 A ' Q r , I Q ' Q ' ' ' I r 5 V A ' . A A Q' ' I Q . , -ni X' ' . 5 ,L- , 3 . I ' R 1 -+. W I . .Ra ' , , A 14 ' Y . . . - rg r- ' l ' ., f ,,.. y V. r I , . ' ., ll 4 L l iw ' f L il f - . V' , I l ' M 1 15 ' 5 , or ' r - 4 , , :V 1 ' , If l w ' Maier, Innes Kinng, Richard Lloyd, Larry Lorenz. 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Tx: ,Via XA! ,',,, , 6 r X X l L A X vi, cr 1 if 5 lf l A , ' s r.. 2 ' ll lf l- lr . ., IQ 57, , , ar .JS 'fr 5, ROW l Kathy Robb Bobble Ruggs Pottle Nash Morgle Perkuns Peggy OShlo Patty O Dell Marlene Oertwuch Cormne Olson Nancy Petterson Geraldme Olen ROW 2 Mournce Meacham Tom McDowell Reggae Ehler Charles Felton Rnchard Kemper Darryl Ferguson Tom Krohmer Larry Muller Larry Lane Leonard Jacob Raymond Murphy .2 T Ili! .uni I9 ROW Rchard Nussboumer Robert Pepper Dwlghf Pallander Tom Prange btan La y Peterson Dave Fool Dave Peterson John Potrlck Arnold Duron Jerry Phllnps David Rohrer Arthur Peterson Eugene Noreen Bll Ne-lsef' J V1 RON Plalsted Kar Karger Wayne Putruch Ronald Hall Russell Powell .4 f fr f was Q4 v- lv , 1 Hi'-we --v ROW l JoAnne Robmson Barbara Robinson Vyonne Ruchords Marvon Rach Judy Rage Januce Reynolds Beverly Rebstzke Paula Russell Barbara Ramp Myrtle Rnsen Hazel Riggs ROW 2 Leslue Rnchey Wlllucm Shutfs Rnchard Stevens August Sahlfeld Roy Radcllff Ron Roonnson Arfhor Reynolds Howard Read Walter Relmers F531 - N 11 tio 1 Katy Speer Donna Smlfh Janene Sherbeck Pot Settlernner Lnnfla ROW l Joyce Scrwner Soorgo Carolyn Schnender Joyce Solzwedel Lando Srrentwneser Jackre Sturgis Vurgumo Schulenberg Sharon Schmudth ROW 2 Scottne South Dowd Strode, Wesley Shulf Eddie Schaef, Kent SmutL Dan Sobo Sheldon Shaw Ronald Streut Jerry Schaefer Paul Soderholrn Dave S-monrel, Harold Severson L 6 ' T A Q V Q --- f , - ' ,, . V- ,,f P 4 , ,A ' ' .:.,4. x - l 2 L -7 ' 4 5 I - I l g Q X S Q. , , - ' 3 . A X x Q - X ?E -L X e V ' Q A ' f -., sa-Y - ' ' V W . l 1 'E ' rl I' . , ' . I I R' . V 1 t gl X I1 ,. 1 2 l ll l' ' Q A I X A C R W ,Q 'V 1 5 , , r y T ' x 4 I 2 W 4 X , A r 7 A l a K ll S I' lr .I O - 1 I ' I -, -'Q S , . W ,Q , lr ,1:' A N f 1 V' S Q - 4 5 fl' Q x ' .L l s D- W .f ' M, My F ' my 'fs l : , e 'f 1 5 A rr 5 . l x ' l ' b g. ,, , V . M ,M , 1 F x l , f . ' 9 . ' l A S! SOPHOMORES 53 rm il X -Q pii gg-q ROW I Marylou Thompson Sharon VanDeney Lrlluan Thompson Margaret urner Thurman Carolyn Vanderzonden Joanne Vondecoevermg Reatha VanLoo Judy Verboorf ROW 2 Johnny Turner Allan Vanderzanden Norbert Vanderzanden Tum Teufel Larry l V n Teters Robert Vuylsteke Richard Vanderschuere Murre lnso -WF , 1- C' ,, X w TI 1' ' 54 SOPHOMORES sgxxilla-rY:2:1t?o:ZsLlace, Faye Warren, Lorena Young, Suson Weeks, Joan Wendlond, Jane Row 2 R0Y Wil'Y, LCROY W'iQV1Y, R011 Wrndsor, Ronald Wulcax, Mr Turnbull -.g 1. The freshman class of 1956-57 is one of which the student body and administration can be justly proud. lt en- tered into our school affairs in a remarkable way and partici- pated in the various activities notably, As a class it possessed a great amount of qualified leadership. The senate is composed of four class officers President Barney Brink vice president Pat Johnson secretary treasur er Judy Baker and representative Paula McCorkIe plus twelve senate members chosen from the social science classes who were Lonnie Branham Charleen Chapman Claudia Clark Laura Fleming Ruth Fragmeier Don Hem Pat Hug gms Bonnie Maher John McDonald Jim McGowan Ken Richards and Cora Saxon The three advisors for this large class are Mass Beverly Ulbricht Miss Joanne Wood and Mr VValter Foelker Some of the activities this year s 325 freshmen engaged in were speech choir and sports The freshman football team made a notable showing by capturing second place in the new Metro League following behind David Douglas and Milwaukie who tied for the top position Freshman boys also turned out in mass production for the four other sports Even after plunging into the scholastic swim with the Iowa tests they found sufficient time and energy to work well together as a class and judging from the enthusiasm of these baby Sparts their next three years at Hilhi will be filled with equal parts of fun and study making them a well rounded class of which Hulhu can be proud S Y BARNEY BRINK President PAT JOHNSON Vice-President JUDY BAKER Secretory Tnusunr PAULA McCORKLE Representative Guess who told the joke DQ 93 1-. lil N, Ri ll Bellomy R w 1 J 4 All Mortho Belcher sharon Beard Dorothy Boumgofdnef Bafbafo Eglne Albelldllzg Ceo-llette Bouer Mcrnlyn Ball Judy Boker Ramona Apple Dorothy Anlcker Mary Helen Bermel h T B G 'd Barker --Ga B k Wll A mstrong Steve Boug mon EYYY CVQVWV' em Benge SGSZCIO Beslrlzr Bonnie Aruss Dennus Batchelor Bob Bortlett Glen Barnes Perry Be1sl9Y Q6 .1 N za 5 ROW l Ronold Burch Ruchord Brooks Amto Boyd Elonne Butler Loss Canodcy Donna Blrchord Ethel Burch Joyce Breozlle Pot Burke Dnanne Blow Judy Cord Harry Coylor ROW 2-Gary Bulls Lonme Bronhom Chuck Bueker Mnchael Boyer Blll Brown Vnrgul Butley GUVY Buzzell Paul Butler Bruce Anderson Kent Carpenter Darrel Conklvn xy Y -N ' , V, If 'ev Q K, ,. ,Y 5, 4' g rind-. , Q ' fe ev f - ' x ,Q gn L il. I ' Ile' P' P Z-1 ' N '. a uh Q, 4 pt f Q ,, ' Ia- A 1 W 0 a 5- 1 . W ' , 'F' J te ef i I W ,, e f? ' .L -- l b A T A -ig X: Ci: I I KA f X I .1 I - S 7 In 'G ,A - fs, w l ea L ,.,,,'Q- .-1--w as 35 I PIP 2 Q -, , -Inv' QS C3 We 161' -1-v ny- pi ROW I Leslie Crawford Patricia Cropp Joyce Colbert Betty Dickerson Claudia Ccmutt Charleen Chapman Claudia Clark Donna Doggett Judy Clobes Lee Cecil Sud Deland ROW 2 Phillip Court Gary Clark Jim Christopherson John Chutwood Dick Claeys Donald gourt Fred Dupree Charles Deland Dwayne DeBoer Ferdie Cousins Bob Carter James orbett Cl' ,.'k'7 'V ROW I-Ruth Frogrnier, Lois Grossen, Patricia Dumas, Laura Fleming, Judy Ewing, Naomi Fox, Susie Ellsworth, Barbara Erdman, Borbora Epler, Nancy Flynn, Judith E0'l' 1 ROW 2--Neal Gloske, Merlin Funk, Walter Fones, Robert Furguson, Dick Enselmdfi. -lim EN 7 Eigenhuis, John Eilrs, Ralph Escoe, Don Flotz, Darold Folsom, Kenneth Felton. R090 D-10600 FRESHM 5 gli. 4 -. guns: 'N 'xii U ROW l-Carole Hammock Yvonne Jackson Ruta Johnson Pot Hrgguns Ameluo Hoffman Judy Green Ruth Gunderson Sharon Hays Bomta Henry Delorn Hellman ROW 2 Robert Gnos Stephen Grnffels Bruce Hestmark Donold Hotfleld Ray Hamm Don Hem Vuncent Hodson Bully Grlfflth Charles Hutchoson Robert Hayes Marvln Garland Wayne Glasnapp 1 wane- vin: 1 1 un ts, C0 '-...ws sf -lr-H-5, ,....,, an l, '18 FPESHMEN HOW l Mory Ann Howell Donna Moe Hortrompf Julee Herd Kathleen Hrnes Lmda Hall Marsha Henry Julae Hoffman Shernl Hurms Lmda Gufhrle Mary Hurchnson Loss Honnulc ROW 2-Gene Goeden Ronold Hardm Dan Grogan LeRoy Henry Scott Hockett Leonard Gaul! Mlke Hammock Arthur Gleason Jock Gloss Harold Gabriel Creughton Germeroth Marvm Hansen 'T I - 1 Y s I I 5 ' Y V jf- - N .H , X ', tv ' :K 'I X . X' V. . ' ' 3 F 1 0 ' . . 1 -. , .B t , R + A + f 7' x - ... x R . L.-'AA - I 1 In r , l QE! 0,' L I f gf. - I fl X n . ,L Q l G31 ' 'vi 1-' 2 Q ' f G 'f 1. A 4 ' , . LQ. f' .,4. f l 0 , K - 'f 4.,..... 4.4 - R R 1 .. ff, k ,-y ' kg gy. 'ef' l G Q' 5 ,sr X . , .. ., 1 -i .,., A' 5 H . v ev , ' X l-fi , s 'R' ,ww pai 1 , , 1 ' +A ' , ' 4 s A 7 4 A 11 k V N., h , 1 ' .lg lx A 4' . ' Qi' V .' X 1 - l- ' 3' . 'J F ' . 8 . V' T. of e W , l 'H H' x l . v' .' rl! ' X W W S i Y' h ' . k 4 I 1 ROW l Betsy Lnesegang Morgue Mclieeyer Marne Mannlem Leola Mclver Dausy Marsh Donna Krausnuck Bonny Maher Annette Muchelsen Carol Mohr Carol Koffel Juanita Muller Duann Mathuesen ROW 2 Alfred Moore Harry Masterson Davld McCullough Jesse Mayors Eugene Mace Gary Luethe Tom Marsh Damel Llvnngston Turn Longdon Lester Mayfield Jeff Moor ei i sg ROW l Darlene lngram Jacynthla Gebbne Vurgmna Granot Don a Luethe Joyce Judah Jackue Ingram Paula Kay Betty Kehlbek Vvmrna Long Carolyn L rsen Sharon Kung ROW 2 Davud Jesse Donald Job Darrell Ingram Patrnck Klem Everett Lazada Duck lre land Joe Karo Gerald Joensch Davnd Kaye Ron Laryuk Ball Koffel FP ESHMEN 59 f, Y H Nnn ROW l Robert Nussbaumer Henry Mullerleile Daniel Law Paula McCorkle Karen Marken Juanita Moore Carol Matteson Jean Langlu Mary Mclnnis Janus Mellor Lau a Napier Ellen Nussbaumer Nexl Stuart -- F N I 5 C. H J- f l ' , 1 V y f ' ' l 4' X y TX ,1 Q I l 1 ROW 2-Nels Nbrgorden, Nick Lambig, Jim McGowan, Dennis Lockman, Dan Morrison Bill Matyke, Ellison Mier, Ronnie Mack, John Dick Miller, Fred McCann . V i ' ' l ' 'I I M s P3 l 5 L, 'N Y ROW l-Charlotte Robinson Judy Robb Janice Reid Janice Reed Carole Pilkington Audrey Pierce Mary Jean Nagel Cornelia Porter Margrut Obngf Linda Pearson ROW 2 David Chamberlain Raymond Nichols Dick Newton Richard Pies Roy Patrick Henry Pavey Warren Pease Barney Brink Tom Price Doug Quinn S Y ,. uv- ..4- ROW l Nancy Snnclaor Maxune Spoonhour Cora Saxon Genellen Stubbs Dorothy Sprmger Judy Stuckn y Sue Schappert Nancy Slevers Janet Slmantel Carolyn Skinner Kay Schaefer ROW 2-Gary Self Douglas Sams James Slnclalr Jack Stratton Sud Smrther Paul Snow Chuck Shuman Jerry Schell Eldon Stone Sawver Glenn Soanarud Jam Sanders l un- .1 5 ROW l Judnth Skachenko Patrrcua Smrth Clara Stevens Marilyn Smlth Sally Swanson Darlene Rolluns llene Reno Nordme Robinson Conme Roblnson Jeanne Reser Llnda Reed Rodah Ralston ROW 2 Davld Stadelman Gary Stacey Davad Relss Jack Roberts Dennis Read Douglas FRESHMEN Bl Relmers Douglas Ralnwater Kenneth Richards Ronald Scholer Johnny Scrlvner Gary Smeby x Q l x H A S l 4 5- ' t L , l l 5 S X. , N ' A 1 J , J - ' - J v Z Y 'l 4 Sax ll, . L ' , A f ,Q r -- l l 5 1 4' SJ: .T I J' 5 J ' ,L A ' fi 79 V K .il , 4 F ' . . .Q X ' 'X Q . .. ' ' I lv . 1 , - 4 - 2 -- , X I xv AAU 6 R I 1 N ' h l l A Q l k l x S P . yr 5 X , 1 K If To A , Q ,, X 3 J wig X l X gl X ,J J x. . l 1 l U 'fag' tr ,, by : hui Z S P S 62 FREQL MVN ...fe- , 1 ix Y a QQ fit? iw i,.l-Ln' 'is Girls' League of Hilhi became well known this year when Jan Kummer was elected president of the State Girls' League, therefore, Hillsboro automatical- ly became host of Girls' League state convention last May. About 600 girls from all corners of the state participated in this annual event. Girls' League is an organization designed to meet need of the girls of our school. Main purposes are to develop fellowship and goodwill among all the girls, to bring cooperation between clubs, and to serve our school and community. Some of projects in which girls of Hilhi partici- pated were membership drive, apple sale, big-little sister party, senior tea, girl-of-the-month, Miss Merry Christmas, Thanksgiving basket, and formal lending library. Active cabinet members were: Jan Kummer, presi- dent, Janice Nelson, vice-president, Judy Hofer, sec- retary, Nancy Leopold, treasurer, Chris Pasley, ser- geant-at-arms, Gretchen Faber and Judy Teufel, sen- ior representatives, Judy Babich and Judy McLain, junior representatives, Sharon McKenzie and Loretta Young, sophomore representatives, and Judy Baker and Pat Higgins, freshman representatives. Advisor is Mrs, Pearl Young, dean of girls. f -Q41 ,ff i' ROW l-Chris Pasley, Mrs. Pearl Young, Judy Babich, Loretta Young, Gretch Faber, Judv l-lofer, Jan Kummer, Nancy Leopold, Janice Nelson, Judy McLain, Pat Higgens, Judy Baker, Sharon McKenzie. Refreshment time at the biq-little sister party. 454 ' -do 1. l x 1 , f' ' ' I H - lm J: ,. fy 4 7 I I I ? M. , T T 'Y a 1 Girls interested in Girls' League sponsored nursing visit our local ' Preparation is made for state Girls' League held at Hilhi. hospital. 1 4 si,l N3 5 ,-if l A in H011 e :4 il' v 'E-1 ueen Ursula, Princess Sharon, and Princess Judy composed the Miss Princess Judy, Q Merry Christmas court. Girls' League girls keep up their job of keeping our trophy cage Clegn 7' ,Q GIRLS' LEAGUE 65 ii u QQ L- ROW l-Ron Olsen, Brian Busch, Ron Melott, Duane McDaniel, Barnie Brink, Daroll Frewing, Mr. David Wienecke. To contribute to the good will and development of the boys of Hilhi is the purpose of Boys' league. Every boy when entering Hilhi is automatically a member of this organization. Although there were different activities through the year, assemblies and services to the school and student body were the main ones. Ron Olson, president, Brian Busch, vice-president, Rodney Mosier, secretary, and Ron Melott, treasurer, and Mr. Wienecke, advisor, led the other members and helped them to understand and follow their pur- pose. Class representatives were Duane McDanieI, sen- ior, Mel Hering, junior, Winston Bennett, sopho- more, and Barney Brink, freshman. Cabinet talks over litter-buq problem. Lf -eh I gglqiirylg r2'ilF-fir ' F - i 1- X Y x J ll .Q sxi i f N. x J l ? iiaai receuves hrs e .fx so os' .af Of- v 1 ,f . X ' x I 6 -, f :M 1. if r 1 'I Jr. Boys' League carries on the Litferbug campaign. Boys' League discusses plans for next year. Dads and sons enjoy themselves at Dads' Night. 3 ..... 4, ' X , : MA gf' BOYS' LEAGUE 67 l I 4 1 l li 4 li Kea '. 1, I M if-'sf Et , .mr f film' ,,, J Q' ILM ROW l--Gretchen Faber,- .lan Kummer, Joan Clark, Anita McCorkle, Sharon Chapman, Alice Medland, Phyllis Steeves, Nancy Leopold, Judy Hofer, Janice Nelson, Ginger Zoucha, Diedre Sahnow, Marilyn Miner. ROAVV 2-Dot Allen, Rose Meier, Gail Berger, Barbara Haller, Jeraldine Thompson, Barbara Lockie, Patsy Burdett, Shirley Schneider, Marge Meihoff, Karen Engelen, Diane Petersen, Pat Marggi, Miss Craven, advisor, Spartanettes, Hilhi's pep club, consists of 45 members whose purpose is to yell at the games, pro- mote school spirit and support our athletic teams The Spartanettes sponsored the homecoming queen selection, after-game dances, pennant sale, candied apple sale, and food sales in downtown Hills- boro, along with planning the basketball iamboree and ushering at games L. .- Q Ar r. as fe Q? .-- v- ---.1 v y 3-4.-- .f s 28. . f h M. J I f f..-may ' . V- - f ' 'TNA ' f ' J, i th v 5 , SS, 6+ ROW l--Loretta Young, Karen Dye, Judee Verboort, Gayle Kellergc Part: Ramp, Martha Messer, Sylvia Leopold, Jane Huffman, Sharon McKenzie, Joyce nvner ROW 2-Myrna Martin, Barbara Bothum, Dona Ralston, Chris Pasley, Jeanie Reeves, Wlnnla Court, Joyce Phillips, Marlene Beeler, Judy McLain, Judy Wellner. These 45 girls are decked out in uniforms con- sisting of a white sweater, blue culottes, white shoes, a white raincoat, and navy blue anklets and scarfs. Three times this year they held a homemade candy sale to raise money. During the yuletide sea- son they gave a tree, gifts, and a dinner to a deserv- ing family. .do i ug X ' 5 -ez 'fa t lf ,. 1 .5 1 I f f A x v X 1 x L f SPARTANET TES OU il' EXW 'w One of the most active and hardest working clubs in Hilhi is the Speech club. The 52 members of this club are those who are entered in speech activities and contests such as Pacific University, Linfield, Cen- tral Catholic. and inter-league competition. Officers of this wordy group are: Marlin ben- nett, president, Margie Meihoff, vice-president, Mary Fikar, secretary, and Bill Brink, representative. Ad- visors were Roy Dancer, speech teacher and debate coach, and Miss Beverly Ulbricht, instructor of fresh- man English. get, I 4 EE 'Z V! 'r T 1? ERE- v..-1- A -r yshgl' fe We W. , , -. k , f ROW l-Carole Hammack, Charleen Chapman, Claudia Clark, Lew Houck, Judy Teufel, Evelyn Larson, Kirsten Norgorden, Sharon Conner, Pat Marggi, Diane Peterson, Mike Kim- berling. ROW 2-Barbara Haller, Donna Krausnick, Linda Lou Hill, Patty Dumas, Terri Traughber, Aleksandra Husca, Colleen McGrath, Dwight Lynch, Lynn Hilsenkopf, Judy Moore, Peg O'Shia. Major plays, banquets, and several one-act plays crowded the agenda for this year's drama club. Officers Lew Houck, Judy Teufel, Evelyn Larson, Kirsten Norgorden, and advisor Lloyd Carothers, en- joyed working with the other I5 members of this club. -' if-' 51 ROW l-David Basick, Jack Glass, Judy Connell, Linda Lakson, Jackie Sturgis, Sandra Huserik, Gary Butler, Pot Glass, Leonore Berger, Rosemary Berger, Judy Green, Coleen Harty, Marlene Oertwich, Nancy Sievers, Ruth Fragmeier, Pat Davis. ROW 2-James Sinclair, Gary Enschede, Sydney Bemer, Pat Berner, Carol Mohr, Bonnie Ariss, Paula Kay, Sandy Cottrell, Sue Schappert, Judy Torvend, Janet Simantel, Marilyn Ball, Shirley Wooldridge. ROW 3-Carl Widrig, Jay Brown, Ronald Chiotti, Henry Mullerleile, James Johnson, Wayne Patrick, Kris Hoffman, Bill Brink, Mel Herlng, ,lon Chambreau, Gerry Hoslqr, Rita Johnson, Donna Birchord, Terri Riddell. This Ye0f'S l-Olin Club WCS led bY GOVY Butler, There were various activities throughout the year president, Judy Connell, secretary, and ROSemCJry which were highlighted by on initiation party held to Berger, treasurer. initiate new members that joined the club. . it I. 86 3.-all N Qa- l il 4 QT' -'ie 1 tl 14. 'gfi JS Quai 1 3 9.-. - xi' I ,v 't ROW l--Peggy Frone, Dixie Lee Graves, Geri Stratton, Freda Bish, Beverly Brandi, Pot Higgins, Genellen Stubbs, Alice Minsholl, Kathy Hofer, Liz Job, Ruth Skreslet. ROW 2-Mike Graser, Ronald Wilco Spanish members look over the gay Spanish materials. P+ K , v l is-A-J I i ,, r K V :- 4'-vi x, Fred Shafer, Toby Morgan, Mr, Taggart, advisor. The Ponchos in Portland was the scene of a din- ner which Spanish club members attended. Approxi- mately 20 members and their officers, Susan Baer, Sharon Higgens, Ruth Skreslet, and their advisor, Bruce Taggart, also had a progressive get-acquainted dinner. The purpose of the dinner was to acquaint students with Spanish foods and customs. To further an interest in Spanish in everyday living is this club's goal. Students must take one year of Spanish in order to become members. ,- s N Y ? ,,-'Z' ff ' :Mill lilllllll lllllllll . ' e 8 I XAHA 4-W Al L ROW l-Norisso Leger, Marilyn Miner, Bev Henderson Karen Engelen Ruth Skreslet To grow os o person, to grow in the love ond knowledge of God is the pledge of the Y-Teens club ot Hilhi. Norisso Leger, Morilyn Miner, Karen Engelen, Bev Henderson, Ruth Skreslet, ond advisors, Miss Mory Anne Grams ond Mrs. Jean Turner, led l3O members through ci crowded ogendo. 6 Main activities on the schedule were the get- acquainted party, mum sale, father-daughter ban- quet, hanging of the greens, mother-daughter tea, 1 M 1995 WN and the annual bake sale. This year's Y-Teens proved their purpose: to be of service to each member and the school. lll ROW l-Carroll Moore Ron Olsen Darryl Meyer Frank lmbne Eddle Fletcher Vern Humble Marv Graser Ruch Baughman Jack Gossmon Martnn Larsen Ed Scrlvner ROW 2 Bob Wnlhelm Larry Joos Jerry Scrafford Larry Anderson Geory Younce Walt Groslean Don Medley Carl Wndng Larry Byerley Dale Nelson Charles Deskms ROW 3 Ronald Harlow Marv Rueck Dave Burke Dove Foster Marlm Bennett Duck Soule Jan Fox Dave Cota Marvin Herrold Larry Davis Delbert DeBoer Mr Martlnso advlsor Blue H members along wuth Boys League spon sored a Father Son night and had a Three day rnma hon whvch was an Innovation at Hllhn replacing the tradltlonal paddle lnmahon ln the new xnmatuon they dud such 'rhungs as dressmg the new members luke gurls and had them sung the school song X if This is just one of the conversations overheard in dance club meetings throughout the year at Hilhi. Many students were shown how to dance by dance club members this past year. They learned all kinds of dancing and became better acquainted with many other studer-ts. With the help and supervision af Mr. Osmundson, advisor, and officers Alice Medland, presidentg Bob Angevine, vice-presidentg and Janet Adams, secre- tary, they had a very successful year. -.l ,I ily l J l 'r I ll f lu ll lr K If lr lu 5 xl 4 l l X u -hubs 51-la lkjs be lb- 44- itrv Dove Burke Jerry Hansen Wilbur Hayes Jnm Regan Q' -I i lx! ROW l Merle Collms Davud Rahrer Jack Pnercy Darryl Meyer Dale Nelson Dave Poster ROW 2 Mr Foster advisor Dick Muller Lowell Moralon Ed Clark Bruce Bowe Duck Smoth Ray Frone Larry Byerley Muke Freeman Larry Rosenbalm Marv Graser i -u--- L i-vw Fortunately members of Fire club dldn t have any fnres to put out this year Despnte the fact they were always alert and ready In case of a real tragedy Dale Nelson president Dave Foster vuce pres: dent and Dack Miller secretary thus year s offucers led the other membe s nn practnce drills and an show mg them what to do an case of a real fare -4' J, ll 0 r L1 .. H471 -il i X . x A . ,J N-an I f in ,, . A , 8 A f fe, A ,Q VL --fe Y .-' Q Q 1 M' s Q C' , ' i e ' fm - -. My .- a' Q' g A Q 1 X' 'K r' ' ,'-rs... ,, :P 5 A ' V Q, ' sr'..a.,,, I ' - . ' ' J . 1 .Q-f X- n : i : 1 - ,h 'xx 1 '. . I n ' ' ji 1 ' ' ' IJ . ,ww ,X 8 e .X,.s' -I, -I 'I I I V' , 4 , , I Q . . , . I. .I - V X 'T r - .YN . A , ' 4 I 1 ' ' V ,WS iff' Ski club, organized for students to ski with en- joyment and control is led by officers Kris Hoffman, presidentg Diedre Sahnow, vice-presidentg and Evelyn Brock, secretory-treasurer. Six happy trips took its 60 members to Mt. Hood lost winter leaving many happy memories to look back on On the return trip, faint smiles were seen on the faces of the students and happy memories were dis- played as songs were being sung and ankles swelling with the music. sfwqy 'vlan ' it yrs as 'F il i il! Ill ll! bl! lla ll! ROW lvCirrry Cattron, Annemarie Westcott, Donna Jarrett, Judy Connell, Sandra Kohler, Patsy Wright, Merilynn Conrad, Carolyn Cornutt, Deanna Epps, Glorili Logan, Mary Leu Bolrna. ROW 2-Joan VanDomeIen, Ramona Cassell, Alice Delplanche, Claudia Cornutt, Murilynn Harlow, Shoion Crook, Karen Stevens, Freddie Upton, Dixie Mann, Joan Wendland, Suzanne Pohl. Square dancing, skating parties, pie socials, and dancing, plus various other activities are all a part of an FHA member. She can look forward to Dad's night or the Mother and Daughter tea in the spring, Officers: Gerry Cattron, president, Annemarie Wescott, vice-president, Rosemarie Fragmeier, sec- retary, and Judy Connell, treasurer, very ably led this cli-Li. , V -wal lgr L ,Q x p I , i . w IO 36 + -1 T Q6 . . 1. v A ...f- , . r ROW I-Dolores Miller, Susy Goeden Clarene Edgett Kathleen Hines Paulrr! Welch Julie Hoffman, Joanne Hare, Alice Baggenstos LuAnn Simonfel ROW 2-Carolyn Vonderzcnden, Carol Sherbeck Barbara Erdmon Daisy Marsh Jean Reser, Barbara Rilling, Betty Fry, Rasellyn Pies The 50 members had lots of fun this year en- tertaining and spreading goodwill throughout the school by giving a red rose to each teacher during FHA week. Pie socials and skating parties are held jointly with FFA boys many times during the year. Advisors, Helen Sullivan and Miss Wood see that everything is done with high hope and warm cour- ogelll iw J mlillh' A imaai is X al , qs--Q 4- 'l .. i , g I ROW l-J, B. Thomas, advisor, Jack Marsh, John Vonderzanden, Ben Nussbaumer, Darrel Adams, Bruce Bowe, Ron Crawford, Francis Hoefer, Rodney Napier, Harlan Flint, Victor Vanderschuerer ROW 2--Chuck Court, Richard Egger, Jack Thompson, George Hulit, Lothar Mueller, Tom Johnson, Ed Anicker, Dennis Weisenbach, Don Robinson, Bob Stone, David Mathiesen. Eighty-one members of the Future Farmers of America planned and participated in many of the activities of Hilhi. X A Members Could be found busy working for a ' -, judging trip, planning a parent-son banquet, discuss- '- , ing skating parties, preparing pie socials, or various summer activities. 1 ' , klll if 4? 1 v F it 'Q' , 5 it ' K W x I d . A 50917 ,. 'X' ' 9 - 5 1 T vm lar! -1 , . ,M 1 ,, M - N t 4 v C' C-'i'f',F' - -T f H Fir V A. P1 , 4 , i 1 x, , .4 Q H l During the past year, competent, aggressive rural and agricultural leadership was developed. This was one of the several purposes of their club. Jack Thomas, John Vanderzonden, Ben Nuss- baumer, Darrel Adams, Bruce Bowe, Ron Crawford, and James Thomas, advisor, were this year's leaders. 1' 4 I -1 , '37 , Jah llr' Q- 0' i ROW l--Rose Meier, Sandy Cottrell, Janice Jaross, Jeanie Reeves, Jessica Johanson, Wright, Glorili Logan, Charlotte Burke, Judy Wellner, Marlene Edgett, Susy Goeden, sandra Husco. ROW 2--Sydney Berner, Sharon VanDomelen, LaDonna Schmitt, Alice Baggenstos Bidwell, Peggy Frone, Pat Moor, Janine Thurman, Jeanne Delplanche, Karlene Agee. To promote interests and efforts in health, sports- A skating party initiating all new members pre manship, athletic accomplishments, and the love of ceded other activities of the year which included the out of doors is the main purpose of the girls' bowling, hiking swimming and o potluck held in the gthletic association, advised this year by Kathryn spring. olodino. 4 1-s 1 , 1 I 1 dl' v ROW l-I illian Thompson, Phyllis Hull Pat Burke Carolyn Vanderzanden Katherine- e Sally Derricl., Sharon Hays, Marsha Henry Pat Davis Connie Robinson Patricia Cropp Marilynn Harlow. ROW 2-Joyce Salzwedel, Susie Ellsworth Morgue Perkins Jocynthua Gebbie Sharon Van Dehey, Pauline Deon, Carole French, Susan Weeks Linda Spargo Yvonne Richards lngrad Hess, Laura Napier, Rose Mueller. President, Rose Meier, vice-president, Sandra Cot- trell, secretory, Janice Jaross, and treasurer, Jeanie Reeves, set up good examples of girls who love and appreciate sports and activities. Y 1 1 s 'Y ff-09 f... Under the leadershnp of odvusor Mr Hood pres: dent Scott Curtis vrce president Dallas Boge treas urer Jerry Johnston and secretary Don Karlbom each member of Radlo club dud hrs best to stand up to thesr club purpose which as to promote unterests ln radlo F' 'IL A - 'wstv' , v ' -gil A 4?- 99 naw' 'Sw-f' Inter club councul headed by student body vnce president Morgue Menhoff and advlsed by Mrs Pearl Young and Mr Jam Dovls worked with Hllhl s club presudents to co ordmate school club actrvutues throughout the year QQ' -.Lk hui -dire Simms... I.. kg,- 9-HT, 1 - K Q ' R qi 3 l . v V . .. L. 1' . , A A 5 in x Q. W - ,-.Ani K ' v ' 'A X ,, , - x . ' V fl V ' ' L E 9, K ig, 1: J K 55:5 s f V, R I 1 , if V, if Sfgft .srt , H A Y' ' s 4 r P I I sf' f ,V if f . , , QA r V, . A. - , . f kj' , 1 I H , M, gi .M Q L l ' , 5 '1 -H. atv, X f 1 R ' . . , at r , X V gf ,' . V .f A '-Q Q Q 7 Wit? t Q , I 2, f 517 I , y gg V .., 'ref' I . ' 4 V pf A, f., A i ,qv ' ,ffl V' . ,, W 'fe ,5 Q . u 4: r Y - ,f ' ' . I ' I ' 1 ' . I . 1 I ' ' - I . . . . ,, . ' ' ' ' - . . H ' ' ' I ' ' . .- .Q . ' A Y' ' .x f ' ' 1 ' Q ' 'f h ' r ' W , , 4 rr'L ' f .ff I b ' 15' , '- -- 4-- ' Nitty. fer : ASM, . A---4 A , ' 1 1 nw, r-'-'mV..,' , ' 1 .I .. - ' 1 -' 1 Y xg 4 Wa fwfff? nf! M03 RLQZC7 if WZ? QQ? G kia, L ,ff Annual officers, Jeannie, POUI, l-il'1dO. Gfefifh, and Mr. Knispel look over the pages ready to send to the printer. Annual photographers Carol, Sl-lSi9, Bev, and Jane admire their work, The Hilhi staff may have you a little bewildered because the only time you see them is in the early part of May giving out yearbooks. The rest of the tme they are hidden in a small corner room next to the student council room in the basement Their favorite word is mum and their only rule is not to say a word about the yearbook until it is completed. To be on theannualstaff you must have a year of journalism or other talents such as art and pho- tography, then inquire of the annual editor Gretchen Faber or Mr. Knispel, advisor. The editor usually chooses her own staff except for business manager which is elected by the student body, Assistant editor was Linda Lakson, business manager was Paula Neumann, and her assistant was Jeanne Reeves. Diedre Sahnow and Sharon Chapman prepared the art work, Bev Henderson did the index, and the rest of the staff consisted of the photographers and jour- nalists. E7 - Yi ' 'Y' .of Y WN it ,QQ -Y. -.N 42 R HMLT The paper staff marches out wuth papers for the school fi' ,six z '34 za Z3 , Convalescrna Rodney keeps D and stall rules the roost Ads to get stones to wrute and hand In and dead :nes to meet was the common routnne of thas year s Hnlhulntes Staff Under the leadership of Rodney Mosuer edutor the staff worked hard to perform their dutnes of the oncoming nssue Judy Babuch and Charlene Grant were thus year s co news edltors Manlyn Raymond was feature ed: tor whale Morgue Meuhoff took the job as actuvnty edntor John Osmundson was sports edutor ln the busuness half Jessuca Johansen was bus: ness manager wvth Irene Swartwood actlng as ad manager Helen Johnson and Nancy Keenan made up the ad staff and journalusm clasess were their reporters Mrs Margaret Kmspel was thevr advlsor Et? ODCI' l . 'Ill ' l 'Bu y g.4,'g-E H f 7 A il Rf . , A. R A lf! , ,751 I . . 1 . ,xx ir f. H , I U ,- f T' ' J . . I . I ,V i - - I , l - . A l, -. . . . .- it t - 3 , - - ' ' . I . I . .- . ' , ' l ' J f' 5 W an M - Q' X RA V F ' 3 , : .e 1 rr' 'L-5 ' f U 4 . I' , s. Y i-.Q , 5 'I A -fig - 'f - v, ,- , 7 -sf J 0 , vi l lb , iffi - 1 ,, , ff' ,- '. ' O A X in gi l l li l li li li ! i 1 il: yu lk, I li li l 'I Ei lj: In li l l ,f 4 jc Students eat their lunch before beginning a studious noon-hour in the T honor society's room. ' ' - - The Honor society of Hilhi is a branch of the National Honor society. The purpose of this society is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to promote worthy leadership and to encourage the development of character in Hilhi students. This year's officers werei President, Gretchen Faber, vice-president, Linda Laksong secretary, Judy McLain, and treasurer, Kenneth Ruud. The cabinet meets to discuss the eligibility qualifications Students eligible for National Honor society are required to have 13 points. The points are taken from the scholastic record of five subjects, physical education is not counted, A one is equal to 3 pointsg a two is equal to 2 points, and a three is equal to l point. Each year at graduation, seniors' names are stated on their records V s 1 if q T -.. ,Q If T i r Therefore we of the affirmative lor negativel contend that A A was heard many, many, many times during the year as forensic students debated the question Resolved, That the Federal govern- ment should adopt the basic principles of the Bran- nan Plan. Besides these events, they enter such divisions as extemp, impromptu, oratory, interp, and many more The sweepstakes title was captured at the Pacific University tournament again this year by our speech squad. Trophy winners were Dana Ralston, who won first in oratory and serious interp, and George Biers- dorf, who captured the men's title in humorous interp Pauline Anderson, Yvonne Baker, Jan Kummer, and Marge Meihoff tied for the trophy in women's debate Hillsboro squad competed against 34 other schools from throughout the state of Oregon-534 students participating. The squad also participated in the Lin- field tournament. At closing of year, squad elects two members to receive Rotarian of the Year speech award. 3 x i ' - i Tl All .fig l County 'em again, kids. Are they all there? TSI! Ill -I nn .ff I? No 6 LI Choir council takes time out from planning the Hilhi Jinks Okay Ray, quit choking Dave with your stole and get in line! That phrase was echoed through the choir many times as they lined up for each of their many appearances. Choir, headed by Walt Grosjean, president, Brion Busch, vice-president, Barbara Haller, secretary, and the choir council, spent a busy year appearing during Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter seasons. They appeared in the Thanksgiving assembly at school, and at the Rotary and Lons clubs at Christ- mas and at Easter. They made this year's Christmas concert, Patterns in Song, another big success and put on the annual Palm Sunday concert. Harmonaires, Hilhi's selective choral group, com- posed of 8 boys and 7 girls and accompanied by Judy McLain, spent a busy year making public appear- ances in their new outfits of lime green brocade for the girls and white dinner jackets for the boys. The choir traditionally ended their busy year by singing at baccalaureate and graduation. 3 K if x -. V 'A P i A s P f l I Q 4' John Jensen sent Mr. Clark this nutcrocker in honor of the Christmas concert. Mr. Clark cuts his lOth anniversary cake, presented to him by the Chamber of Commerce. Ilia:-fsflfmlz fl llllllll 'mnwlusaulzilisis iilllfll - - EE? js'--Q Fx- 'I A 3 , 4 f i I , l ROW l--Pauline Anderson, Bev Henderson, Judy McLain, Loretta Young, Gretch ROW 2-Leo Reynolds, Delbert DeBoer, Darryl Meyer, Walt Grosjean, Dave MacLeod, Faber, Margie Meihoff, Karen Engelen, Alice Medland. Ray Willy, Gorv Holznagel. Brian Busch. CHOIR OS Mr. Gutmann and his band council plan their school assembly The highlight of this year's band was represent- ing University of Southern Calfomia as their band in the Oregon-USC gome at Multnomah Stadium. They perfomwed in many public appearances such as the United Fund dvive in Portland, the Hi-Jinks, on e'x:hange, variety program with -Porkrose and many ot YS. The four bands, which are the marching, dance, concert, and dixieland bands, also did a series of grade school performances. They appeared in the annual Metro league music festival at Beaverton. This was Hilhi band's first appearance in the Metro league. Ron Melott, Bill Hamlin, Dee Wooley, and Ron Robinson were selected as part of the all state band These boys were selected from all Oregon schools. 'Q ru 9 N , .v H 4 245 Ee.. H. 5 'ifl . 4 l -414 7 fl l All ' Ali I , , 4 Majorettes Alice Minshall, Lillian Thompson, Nancv Keenan, Charlene Grant, Nancy Lynn, and Marilyn Harlow stand at attention. I I' iv x' ra,- 15522 The band added 100 per cent to the pep assemblies this year. The dance band gives out with some cool music for the Harvest Moon semi-formal dance Q BAND 95 lu, yi r f 'i if SQ' l George, Patti, Susan, Barbara and Dale run through a scene. l I Stage manager, George Biersdorf, of Our Town, showed finesse as an actor as he led us through the daily lives of the Webb family and the Gibbs fam- ily, supported by fosan Baer, Dale Bostad, Dan Gro- gan, Judy Teufel, Tim Teufel, and Sharon McKenzie, Lew Houck and Barbara Haller capably handled the romantic leads while Jack Thompson as Howie added a note of humor to the play. ln the closing scene the lines that put across the deep meaning of thep lay are spoken. Emily, after death, goes back to her childhood days and realizes for the first time how much butternut trees and hot boths and clocks ticking mean. She asked, Do hu- man beings ever realize life while they live it--ev- ery, every minute? George replied Saints and poets, maybe, they do some, With these simple statements the curtain rang down on one of Hilhi's better, if not Hilhi's best, sen- ior plays, Our Town. Hurried make-up before the play on the night of nights The wedding scene was a big spot in the play. g, it 6 Juniors read lines when trying out for play parts. lt may not be a very suitable accomplishment for a man of the cloth-but I think l've turned you into a siren! said Father Moynihan, not knowing he had started something he might learn to regret later. Jenny Kissed Me, the junior class play, directed by Lloyd Carothers, was a gay three-act comedy centering around the chaos created by the lovely Jenny when she comes to visit her aunt, who is house- keeper for the good Father Moynihan, the head of a parochial school. we we 5 l Qu I Tim tells Alice what a big man he is. The cast, headed by Dona Ralston, Kent Grau, Mel Hering, Tim Teufel, and Linda Lakson, pre- sented a laudable performance and gave us an eve- ning's entertainment that will live long as a high spot in Hilhi's dramatic efforts, ,LIU ' l Joyce Dana Chris, Loretta and Anita practice up for some pep cheerleading. Anita McCorkle, yell queen, George Biersdort, yell king, Dana Ralston, Loretta Young, Christine Pasley, Joyce Scrivner, Bob Angevine, and Mel Hering worked hard to promote school spirit among all Hilhi students. 93' 53 nf n i nl by lg? ' Q i r' George, Bob, and Mel demonstrate a yell ct a pep assembly H- H - Hil was the yell used by the eight rally squad members to determine the Ioud mouths of Hilhi. Rally squad members are elected by the student body and they must meet certain grade requirements. They must attend all games and girls' dress consisted of white sweaters and blue coulottes during football season, During basketball season they dresesd,in blue-pleated skirts and white sweaters. Boys wore blue pants and white sweaters. 0 .1 W- , ' 3 ' v , , ll Nl N, Qfghiii fJ Q ' J Ll iw- I . Fw al lr' I-K mug -M The offuce storf helps run Hnlhu e di 1 I ii' 1-1 'nl'- Z ff'C'enflY The bookroom crew supply students wnfn necessary supplues homework ond readmg enloyment --L.-1 The lubrory staff ossnsts all students nn ' ' 'Q A ' 1' , 1 J ' V . 'QQ' V LF V ' m.,.ff-'Q- 'nf I 1 V ' 4 ' E , 7 L., h I ' 1 ' :fwfr E-lil: a g-A 1 ' M r' M 72.1 ,-- A 1 , 4 -2 e U, 2 rw 5 A 5 - I ' r r e f 1 , 1- '- - W 1 -.N D Q h L 3 . x ' u 3 X? ' Y 4315 .. 1 , . I . , ' 1 -T S N? 1 ' ' . , ' Z1 . il iff 69 - ' ' , -Tzu, Ai 1 If ,, ,Lg f 1' 4. Medi- V 5 K 5.1! t,? ' ,A i ' .-1 Q-r ' ' ' ' ' ' - I . . r' X s , 1, . A Q, L E f Q K .-g NY X 1 1 , - ' I' l - ' Q i N 1' - T f T r , as 1 I ' ' X . - l' iq 9 l The happy top ten relax at last after being tapped in the assembly Floats, princesses and yelling competition marked the celebration of the Beaverton Rally, Octboer l2. Patsy Burdett, Judy Foster and Kirsten Norgorden were crowned princesses downtown after the serpen- tine and Patsy Burdett was voted Queen by the foot- ball team and crowned at the Beaverton game that night. .wi I .4 J The luniors float entrv the l3?fleCf marriage of sparton and victory. 'YYY' 1 Y 4 ,f Q I .MJ fl P:65 'N 4 ' 0 Dancing among the cornstalks at the Harvest Moon semifformal. Silhouettes in the Snow, '57 winter formal, lured quite a crowd, A full moon on October I9 shone down on a big crowd flocking to HiIhi's semi-formal dance, Hor- vest Moon, Chilly January ll saw a frosty moon shine on another enthusiastic crowd at the all-school winter formal, Silhouette: in Snow. ., xl , - J., i 1 ?f??'2:- 1 Z' Tim and Sandy share a joke with Mike and Kathy. l io 102 'S The speech squad staged a speech tournament for a side-splitting assembly. l .' 47 'x U ,L Sf-f 5 A7 P Ai 4 ,nl il wwf -L 1' - . lk , 4 ' 'Tl ' f if-i H s- 3, 'D 1-if A V I . . ' . -4 is ' 5 -1 in 1 7' YA s L- T -4 The assembly council meets to plan one of our many and varied assemblies. Assembly Council, under the leadership of Miss Edmiston and Mr. Clark, helps the entire student body by guiding the assemblies which we view. They not only aid in selecting the type of assemblies to be presented, but evaluate it after it has been pre- sented. After each assembly is produced, assembly council grades them with a l, 2, or 3 accord- ing to their value to the entire student body. This helps each of us, for it eliminates productions of in- Members of the assembly council are Marilyn Reed, Joanne Woll, Dave Burke, seniors, Marilyn Miner, Susan Vanderbeek, Jim Wallace, juniors, Martha Messer, Ken Lott, Ray Willy, sophomores, and Judy Boker, Nancy Sievers, and John McDonald, freshmen. Band put an an entertaining assembly with a dixieland bond for an extra measure. ferior quality for the next year, therefore, we may view a greater variety of well-balanced assemblies. Seniors goofing off-as usual! when I A , I D . sv' I f x if x U. h .4 . r 1 , I , jfgxr ., 1 A QQ 1. J 1 .4 ' 4 w Q A 1' . j us y 1 JA E1 -1 , 'Inere is on ort to sewing turtles. . ' A Eff. gy., 1 I W ,, . N ' . ,, , ,, ' f -' A W at Frosh relax on elr firs ay at Hilhi. V Sorry Walt, this is your lost picture! Mondoy's extended period offers the fr kids o chance to dance a Iirtle. ' Always scnd the speech squad was nuts! Thirsty bunch. 1 103 Hank and Sharon send a message. Walt and Lew don't amuse Bev and Sherry? 104 FLAME - OUTS 0' 'I Noon hour The dainty glutton. Speaking of qluttons out of the candy, Hofer! senior ha First semester business law bids Mr. Stalley a fond farewell. Look who won the awards for the best Betty Crocker sweafsh irts! i I Q ' . Arg? ,Srl ,.. .. ., 1 'V , A ' 5 -r ,-1- ' p . Everybody come ana get ir: III C r -sl ff F1 wa 55 CCI C3 BX f if IOS 0 ' f ' Qi 'l -'G er U-g,! is LM '- , yi gt. ' . i. V V ., , A -7:5 T ' ' Tiff ft - 1 y . ' I tt . 0 , , t , l Q' 4 , A X J' X . x . 1 , X 1 'N ' t ' 1 , ., I Rx L . K' A g 'Q Q' ,, Vu J 1-.' i 5 ' 'D , - AJ hgh ,M Y, - 8 ,VA ,,-K A If .' 'JI V. J , -4 r L -' U or -' P Q j ,A 't ' wx , i' K '3 I XV .V v - N T ', , .me- .. . ,. ' 174 ,' , .. 1 1 V. ,Q ' 4' fights. , 'fV. ,,. A Uh ,ig f, AB Ana.. - .. . , I WV . at , L .A g 0 , V v ' T qt.,-':j,.Q,,, ,4,,.,i-gf ..-. -V aw- 2-.' V V - . 2-'fl - :V' ,. V ' , ,' .Leif V- 4'p . J i, , . ,,,1 .- 5 -' 1 5' - n 'vc ' :. K Hr... fl i i't'1! 'cL. .J ft L5 i V 7' --V55 ' i'i1:,em4'3 A ',..'i'-tsfm-i f 'Q',,- z wwgfg, as' .1 'i A ROW l-Charles Buster, Manager, Marlin Bennett, Dale Nelson, Walt Grosjean, Larry Anderson, Mike Freeman, Frank lmbrie, Richie Baughman, Bruce Bowe, Ron Harlow, Manager. ROW 2-Coach Rutschman, Jerrie Guthrie, Dick Soule, Larry Joos, Jan Fox. Ron is Q- Medley, Chuck Michelsen, Ed Scrivner, Dennis Weisenbach, Gary Butler, Dick Faulkner, Coach Martinson. ROW 3-Dee Wooley, Len Jacobs, Emmett Applebee, Kent Smith, Bill Nelsen, Larry Byerly, Bob McCann, Ray Radcliff, Danny Dugdale, Jim Regan, Bob Jones. Not pic- tured ore: Duane McDaniel, Gary Holznagel, Larry Davis, Roger Meltebeke. The gridiron season for the Hilhi Spartans opened late in August with the usual two-week practice period preceding the regular season. Coach Norm Martin- son, in this period, got the team into shape for some stiff competition in the Metro League. This was Hillsboro's first year in the newly formed league. Last year HUHS was in the TYV League, but because of increased enrollment, they joined Metro League along with Beaverton. The other members of this league are Parkrose, Gresham, Astoria, Cen- tral Catholic, David Douglas, and Milwaukie. In the end of the season standing Hilhi held fifth place with a one win, six loss record. In pre- season playing they won two games, making a total h ' ' l'1 . of t ree wms' elg t losses On November l5, the Rotary club held their an- nual banquet and awards night. The players selected by the squad to receive this year's honors were: hon- orary captain, Larry Andersong most inspirational, Frank lmbrie, most improved, Marv Rueck. Larry Anderson and Frank lmbrie also received honorable mention on the Metro League All Star team Twenty five players earned letters this year There were eleven seniors eleven juniors thre sophomors and two managers Of the twenty five fourteen are are expected back next year 108 LMI llulll f'L n 5 wiaumlul J llilll uw , 1-ff I .- ll' bu 7 I ff'2Flbq a-1 ' r' ' .4 Y ' es-. .A ,fnw ROW l-Creughton Germeroth lMgrl Duck Enselman Jum McGowan Bull Matzke Ken Ruchards Harold Gabruel Muke Hammack Eldon Stone Duck Claeys Dennus Batchelor Wayne Glasnapp Lannue Branham Arvun Garland lMgrl Coach Al Tarpen nung ROW 2 Bornue Brmk Glen Spangrud Jan Tresner Ken Benge Ron Hamm Steve Baughman Fred McCann John McDonald Jon Zorn Gary Self Scott Hackett Jum 0 Chrustopherson Ron Mack Maryun Funk ROW 3-Coach Walt Hammer Bruce Pope Duck Muller Gary Buzzel Bull Katfer Kent Carpenter Gary Stacey Dave Wayne Charles Bueker Nuck Lamburug Bull Webb Chuck Shaman Dave Wutturugton Vurgul Butler Doug uunn Coach B ll R ff ROW 4 Paul Snow Fred Jette Phul Court Gary Luethe Make Boyer ,7 iq? 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ROW I--Coach Dovudson, Ray Radclutf, Davad Rohrer, Dennus McCaron, Kent Smuth, W Bruce Grass, Doug Miller, Doug Jerome, Wunstan Bennett, Rex Bo e, John Plausted, Leonard Jacobs, Charles Deskur-us, Muke Muller, Coach McCorkle, ROW 2-Leonard Gebbie, Paul Soderholm, Sheldon Shaw Darrell Hayden, Howard wffflz Gentzkow, LeRoy Wright, Jerrglg ycruaeter, Arthur Peterson, Arthur Keyncloe, Jack Gossman, Dee Wooley, Norbert Vanderzanden, Robert Butcher, Gerald Butcher, Ren Robinson' 3,11 Bunk' Lloyd W,uu,Om50n, George Holut, Lou Jacob, Merryl Vmvent, Manager. rr' ,Nu-fe, fx It gf L 1. 5 rw l -w Q M. f 1 ...--avg: an 71' ROW l Jam McCann Frank Benson Managers Marv Kueck M ROW 2 Larry Joos Ruchey Baughmon Larry Anderson Jerry Scrafford Ed Scnvner ROW 3--Coach Ad Rutschman Duck Soule Kenny Ruud Jerry Gurhene Arvm eyer Bull Nelsen Jon Fox Coach Lou Sarnso At the start of the season Coach Lou Samsa sand thus was to be a buuldung year for the Spartans The blue and whutes had only fave returnung lettermen and a new tougher league In whuch to play Though thus made the outlook none too brnght the squad showed thenr spectators some thrrllung and memor able games ln pre season games the Spatrans ran unto trouble and found themselves on the short end of the score quxte often They were galnlng valuable experience, however, and lmprovsng terrnfncally wrth every game ln league play the hoopsters won five games, and lost nlne to take slxth place an Metro League stand nngs The Samsamen, who Improved tremendously throughout the season, lost only tour by graduataon They are Larry Anderson, Richey Baughman, Marv Rueck, and Jerry Scrafford MARV RUECK Most Improved QS 249. 9 JERRY SC RAFFORD Most Inspuratronal iv L::n'i,t,,::Nai,'22f2N ,A g el' y 2 T v une. Y 'Q QD! O - 109 .- Qi ' fig 'U fi A K I , .. ry lig-hDon Crowell, Terry Moore. ROW 2-Coach Al Davidson, Dove Pool, Larry Peterson, Jim Regan, Jerry Schaefer, Doug Miller, John Ploisted, Len Jacob, Fib Hayden, rer. ' ,,r 'iz KST o' ' f'A'x no 'it gs. fa? KW .X F K .'Nn'A'n-,l ' --J-f--e :no H2 ROW I-Doug Miller Creighton Germerofh Mnchoel Boyer Ridiord Enselmon J' ' 4 1 I E , , um McCann. John McDonald, Ronald Schoeler, Lester Movneld, Richard Sponge BASKETBALL ROww?n Ll Dqnen wh emYe Dqnms 3o'Che'0 ROW 3-Coach Tarpenmng, Coach Hamer, John Chitwood, Richard Webb, Cmgrsl W9 VIC. OYVHG Mock. Bernard Brink. Rscnord Vonderzonden, Fred Donald Hatfveld, Rnchord Koffel, Fred Jerte, Glenn Spongruud, Robert .HuserIck, Nick Lambmg. l l L A ROW I-Charles Muchelsen Jack Gossman Darryl Meyer Mortvn Larsen Vince Clark H d H ulton Merlun ROW 2 BullMat1ke Ron Medley Harry Armstrong Make Hammock Carl Widrlg Funk Ken Benge Ronald Burch Murrel Vinson Charles ms Kent Smnth John Scrnvner Don Robmson Davnd Snmantel Howard Gentzkow Dale One word sums up the past wrestlmg season at Hnlhu and that word as success Spartan matmen under the expert guidance of Coach Norm Martm son took second place an the Metro League They won four of fave league meets and countmg pre season matches Hllhl won seven out of elght agalnst other hugh schools dunng the wrestlsng season Gresham won fnrst an the league The grunt and groaners sent 21 boys to the dnstruct funals at Newberg Fnve of these qualufued for the state meet at Corvallns where they placed fourth un the state They were Darryl Meyer Mar tm Larsen Ron Inman Ed Fletcher and Ron Medley Durnng the season the squad racked up a total of l43 pomts to theur opponents 92 Thus was the best record of the league Meyer Larsen Inman Fletcher and Medley were among the squad s outstandung ponntmakers Sis 1 113 '+ l I f Hutchuson, Ed Fletcher, Carol! Moore, Robert Wilhelm. I I ROW. 3.-Couch Lou McCorkIe, Gary Butler, Gary Widrig, owar om' , ' 'I I ' I - . ' Q' lf 11 ll - K' .l . . . - T 1 - s 0 I I I I , X Hommerlock? Get bock on the mot, fellohs! ? - WRESTLING SENIORS DARRYLA MARIIN EDDIE WNCE RON - H4 MEYER, LARSEN, FLETCHER, Hurcmsou, mgm, Loc-k of those COl'1fOl'fl0n5- f E! 'ia -4 E ROW I-Lois Linda Lakson, Meeuwsen, Peggy Frone, Bonnie Ruhlin, Judy Wellner, Marilyn Miner, Patsy Burdeft, Barbara Lockie, and Bev Henderson. . 6 f 2 Y,- V i ' f 1 -1' Q., v A , f ! N ' I!! 1 0 5 5 ' M , of 'FWS 'Z ,I , :og li r x ,, -ff V30 'Q 0 'L Lv f J ,f 'W w K L.. :MQW 1 A QJN :li 'Q ' . 1 . ROW I-Jean Reeves, Gail Clark, Eylo Bidwell, Patsy Wright, Linda Lokson, Joane Marsh, Korlene Agee, and Glorili Logan. f,'Q'Of ' ..f:Q. 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I 45 T'- ADMINISTRATION STUDENTS Paladnno Kathryn 16 Palmer Grace 21 Peeler Trena 14 Eoullette Ellls 10 utschman Adol 17 10 110 ph Ruud Syver 22 Samsa Lou1s 14 109 110 Rott B111 108 Snyder Charles 14 41 Stalley Frar1c1s 13 104 Sulhvan Helen 20 Taggart Bruce 73 79 TUYDCNIIFIQ Allan 10 Breckel Emanuel 26 04 Brewer Bobby 48 Bnnk Barme 60 72 Bnnk Wnlllam 6 48 91 102 Br1ot D1ane 48 Br1ot Sherry 26 104 Brooks Rochard 56 Brock Evelyn 26 90 Brown B111 56 Brown Dennns 26 Brown Jay 41 72 Brown LeRoy 48 Brunswlck Dune 41 Brunswock Larry 48 Buchholl Mike 41 Bucker Nancy 48 Buedefeldt Myrna 26 Burdett Pats 7 26 68 70 90 100 1 116 Burke Charlotte 41 84 Burke Dave 26 39 76 104 Burke Pat 56 85 Busch Bruan 6 41 90 92 93 Buster Charles 41 70 106 Butcher Gerald 48 Butcher Robert 48 Butler Frances Butler Gary 41 72 106 113 Butler Elame 56 Butler Paul 56 Butler Vlfgll 56 108 Buzzell Barbara 27 B1.1zzelL Garv 56. 108 Byerley Larry 41 76 78 92 106 Byrnes Beverly 41 Cabe James Campbell Ronald 27 Canaday Everett 41 Canaday Lols S6 Caravatta Barbara 48 Caravatta M1ckey 41 Card Darla 27 Card Judy 56 Corley Cec1l1a 48 Carlson Judy 27 104 Carnes Janet Carpenter Kent 56 108 Carr R er 27 Carroll udy 41 103 Carter Bob 57 Carter Karen Cary Dwayne Cassell Ramona 27 80 Cattron Gerry 27 80 90 Carter, Kay 41 Caughman Betty 41 Caughman Ralph 27 Caylor, Harry 56 Cec1l Mary 57 Cern1n, Dean Chamberlaln, Davld 60 'xr homas J B 71 83 Turnbull Davld 54 Turner Jean 8 Ulbfllhf Beverly 8 62 70 9 Weaver Ernest 19 Wood Joanne 20 62 lvnmerrnan Ava 9 SCHOOL BOARD Wllma Merr1Il 4 Roland Hornecker 4 Charles T lmlay 4 J W Twlgg 4 Dr R E Hutchmson Chapman, Carroll 49 Chapman Charleen 57 71 Chapman Sharon 27 4 68 Ch1ldress An1ta 27 Ch1att1 Ronald 42 72 Ch1twood John 57 112 Ch1twood Larry 27 Chnstopherson Alan 42 Chflff Clark Clark Clark Clark Clark Clark O pherson J1m 57 108 CIaud1a 57 71 Dale 49 113 Edward 22 27 28 103 Goa 42 116 Gary 57 Joan 49 68 70 90 91 Clobes Judy 57 Claeys Dlck 57 108 Claeys Donald 49 Cleveland James 42 Colbert Joyce 5 Colby Janell 49 Coll1ns Merle 49 78 Conklm Darrel 56 Connell B1ll 49 Connell ogudlth 20 42, B0 1 Conrad Menlyn 80 90 Conner Sharon 42 71, 92 104 Cook Frlsc1lla 49 Corbett James 57 Cordrey John 49 Cordrey Tom 42 Cornutt Carol n 27 85 90 94 Cornutt Clau IG 57 Cota Davrd 41 76 Cottrell Sandra 42, 7 8 94 115 Court Charles 27 81 Court Donald 5 Court Phlllp 57 108 Court Wmlfred 69 Couuns Ferdre 57 Cramer Jeanece 97 Crawford Ed 49 Crawford LesI1e 57 Crawford Ronald 42 82 Crook Sharon 42 80 Cropp Lawrence 49 Cropp Patr1c1a 57 85 Crowell Dan 49 112 Cunmngham Glona 49 Curtls Scott 27 Doggett Donna 57 Darr Betty 42 Darr Jane 49 Darr Dav1s DGVII DUVIS Davrs v1s Da Dav1s, Davvs J oyce 27 Cecll 27 Evelyn 90 Eula 49 Larry 28 76, 104, 106 Pat 49 72, 85 Lmda 49 Perry 49 Dav1dson, Ronald 27 Dav1s, Sara Dean Paulnne 49, 85 117 . 4 -Y - - 4 ,JA v-, A Y- v -Yr-5 -,- 2- .A -2 L :evAv-v- v xv A Av- I ,Av J-v-f ,-,Av-3 -,A ,-- Y 1- A , . , 1 1 1 I T I , ,se 1 1 I 1 -. 1 , , o 1 I I 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' ' I I I I I I IMI 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 9, ' ' , 1 1 I -1 ' ' 1 1 , ' ' 1I , , ' r 1 1 1 ' , 1 1 1 1 1 ' , I 1 , I 1 1 1 ' 0 ' I 113 1 ,' . 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