Jefferson High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Portland, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1952 volume:

sy '[ JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOL staff presents PORTLAND, OREGON Next year Jefferson will be different, particularly in two de- partments, the Live Wire office and the physics classes. The smile and friendly greeting of Mr. Walter Wood will be miss- ing, but not forgotten, for Mr. Wood is retiring after spend- ing thirty-two years teaching at Jeff. After graduation from college Mr. Wood decided to be- come a teacher instead of entering the business world. Asked about his reason for doing this and also his reason for remain- ing so long in teaching, he replied, My incentive was and has been my love of young folks. Being a modest person, Mr. Wood will never tell you about the activity of which he is most proud: The Live Wire office sold more than $100,000 worth of war bonds during World War II. Mr. Wood amazingly keeps his genial good humor even with all the nerve-jangling situations which arise from run- ning an $80,0CO-a-year business. That much money last year passed through the Live Wire Office. After retiring he plans to pursue his two hobbies of hunt- ing and fishing. When a new and spacious Jefferson high school is built upon these grounds wouldn't it be appropriate to honor the memory of this man who has spent his lifetime teaching here? What would you think of the Walter Wood Science Wing? It would be a fitting tribute and a living memorial. A ship is o missive thing and the passenger variety is usually filled to overflow- _ig with happy, carefree passengers. Therefore, the choice of a ship theme for the j 1952 Spectrum was obvious. Jefferson high school, too, is mossive, and for nine Y months of the year, it, too, is filled with passengers, though not always happy and •J carefree ones. Now that you've received your possport, let us take you on a picture-tour of a year's ourney in the S. S. Jefferson. c 1 V LOG OF THE S. S. JEFFERSON Page THE SHIP'S CREW......................... 10 FIRST CLASS PASSENGERS.................. 25 SECOND CLASS PASSENGERS................. 57 STEERAGE PASSENGERS .................... 64 STOWAWAYS .............................. 71 SHIP SPORTS............................. 80 SERVICE GROUPS......................... 100 SOCIAL CLUBS .......................... 113 ADVERTISING ............................ 140 During its forty two-year history Jefferson High School has excelled in every field of endeavor, including scholarship, music, citizenship, and athletics. It has produced men and women who ore now the leaders in their respective vocations. Its athletic teams have won so many championships thot the very name Jefferson is now synonymous with being tops in the sports world. Our school is noted for its democratic spirit and is very fittingly named after one of our nation's most famous leaders, Thomas Jefferson. He, during his lifetime, advanced the causes which we the students of Jefferson High School are now try- ing to achieve in our own small way. Every present and future Jeffersonian has a greot tradition to live up to, for they who follow in the footsteps of the alumni must at all times strive to reach os high a goal as have others in the past. We of the Spectrum staff feel it is now time to stop, think of the past and plan for a greater future. 9 ITHIN the hearts of every- one there is a pride which comes with the knowledge that we belong to the some school from which so many successful people have graduated. To be successful we do not have to be outstanding in a particular field; but we must live a good life, must be considered of high moral worth and must be respected by those with whom we associate. In other words a good citi- zen is a successful person. All of us can be good citizens. Today the responsibility for continuing Jefferson's reputation is being placed di- rectly upon the shoulders of you graduates. By your deeds and octions our school is measured. Your outstanding achievements and your good citizenship will be reflected in the glory of the school. We who remain ot Jefferson know that throughout life you will maintain Jeffer- son's High Standards. Mr. C. L. Jones Our Captain 10 Jefferson High School offers to eoch student the opportunities to secure the fundamentals of o fine education. The student body organization and activities permit each person to participate in democratic cooperative undertakings. Each may develop individual abilities and talents while serv- ing the school and his fellow classmates. Friend- liness is the keynote of all relationships. The Jefferson Spirit that becomes part of our very be- ing is the culmination of our efforts. —Miss Dorothy Flegel Jefferson High School aims to provide a four-yeor period of satisfying experiences that will serve as an effective background for another period of up to fifty years of successful living in this or another community. The understanding, the responsibility, self control and spirit of cooperation thot are devel- oped day by day in this and similar institutions will surely determine the limitations of that life. It is my sincere hope that the present high school generation will be the one to realize that by careful planning and vigorous follow through, the future can be made. —Mr. L. C. Campbell Our First Mates Left to right Mr. Oeon Still,Mist Katharine Piggott, Mrs. Hazel Karr, Mrs. louro Scott, Mr. Chas. Morlowe, Mrs. Mildred Mitchel, Miss Ruth Bonnett. Left to right: Mrs. Katherine Dilio, Miss Elmo Kimbrcll, Miss Esther Olsen, Miss Norecn McDonald, Miss Dolores Lcovens, Miss Sodie Ettelson. tBock row I left to right: Mr. George Hibbard, Mr. Earl Kellmer, Miss Glcnno Teeters, Mits Jeon Hill. (Front row) left to right: Miss Georgia Dean, Mr. Walter Wood. ' 'TTA. r 4Bock row) left to right: Min Edith Wott, Mitt Jettic Foritt, Mr. Lawrence Edwordt, Mr. Pool Roth, Mitt Betty litgebritton, Mitt Corlic Gilttrop, Mrt. Echo McMohon, Mrt. Winofred Poutch, Mr. Hugh Merritt. (Front row) left to right: Mrt. Rhetto Me Leon, L Mitt Oenone Show. A Left to right: Mitt Groce Dcierlcin, Mrt. Ethel Ayer, Mrt. Morion Kilborn, Mr. Rolph Bourn. f (Bock row) left to right: Mrt. 1 Morgoret Smith, Mrt. Morgoret Robinton, Mn. Melbo Sporkt, Milt Elizobeth Porker, Mitt Almedo Poyneer, Mitt Roth Holl, (Front row) left to right: Mitt Mortho Shull, Miu Helen Pope, Mr. t Eugene Olton. A %10Ry f I Bock row) left to right: Mr . Muriel Phillips. Mrs. Unpro Ieven, Mr. Robert Henderson, Mrs. Sue Buthnell, Mrs. Beverly Heltner. (Front row) left to right: Mr. Dovid Fifi- gerold, Mr. Johnny Huffman, Mr Adrocn Dougloss, Mr. Mr. Harold Hansen. Left to right: Mr. Eric Waldorf, Mr. Horry Richards, Miss Naomi Fulton, Mist Ellen Forslund, Mr. Tom OeSylvia. Mr. John Rockwell, ond left to right: Miss Ruth Hodton, Mrs. Foye Chavez, Miss Cothcrine Foster, Miss Morgoret Purvine, Miss Evelyn Fitzgibbans. OSH Cob Mr. Mox Risinger, Mr . Edith Choris ton, Mrt. Feme Epler, Mr. Chorlct Bradford. Mr. Horvey Summe� , Mr. Floyd Peterson. Mies Virion Posolo Mr. John Ryder. M� . Lucile Higgins, M� . Helen Siver. mm Left to right: Mrs. Mildred Cutler, Mrs. Evelyn Klopfenitein, Mr . Ann Meyer. •Bock Row! left to right: Mr. Chorle Prober t, Mr. Alford Rothrock, Mr. Howard Brondenbcrry, Mr. Erne t Kiskila. (Front row! left to right: Mr. Jomct Guaim, Mr. Henry Wie- , demon, Mr. Robert Clorfc. Left to right: Mr . Irene Wilton, Mr . Gertrude Wier, Mr . Nellie Knufjen, Mr . Morgle Green wolt, Mr . Ruth Whitegon, Mr . Agnet Word, Mr . LoVonne Stcwort. MISSING MUGS Mr. Jomet Oocrler, Mr. Clarence Boyer, Mit Wilmo White, Mits Alice Johnion, Mr. Jock King, Mr. Carl Knudtcn. BLAKE ELLIOTT RON ROYER AtUfiic Rc?r«M� tohTC. Foil 51 Atklclk R«p ewMalrr«, Sf-twi-j 52 17 SPRING ROOM REPRESENTATIVES FALL INTER-CLUB COUNCIL Bock row: D. Them, J. Kindley, D Nelson, S. Fiddomcn, 6. Gregory, E. Fletcher, J. Neidhort, R. Becker, J. Soelens, K. Lucos. Row 2: M, Meodows, N. Hess, P. Morrell, M Reeves, B. Elliott, R. Hommerly, T. Goodell, D. Kramer. Front Row: J. Spencer, B. Bogue, M. Kaufman, K. Lucos, L. Wells, B. Fluhrer, S. Mogleby. FALL PRESIDENTS COUNCIL Bock row: P. Wolker, B. Nylonder, M. Swenson, J. Hudman, R. Worster, J. Sheo, Mrs. Kilbom. Front Row; L. Lemmon, G. Graham, B. Tylen, J. Tcrmey, D. Higgins, D. Arnett, S. Leiseth. 20 SPRING PRESIDENTS COUNCIL Back Row: D. Westover, B Harding, D. Ehrlich. Row 2: Mrs. Kilborn, P. MacLeod, J. Glcoson, D. Kramer, G. Bomes. Front Row: J. Horms, B. Bogue, 8. Hogard, L. Zahlcr, L. Lemmon. SPRING INTER-CLUB COUNCIL Back Row: E. Fletcher, D. Gilbert, K. Seller, R. Williams, V. Anderson, P. Brady, M. Winkler, J. Saliens. Row 2: D. Rutter, L. Jossey, N. Dressier, J. Fitts, P. Morre'l, A. Taylor, M. McCormick. Front Row: Mr. Beyer, B. Harris, R. Royer, D. Hyland, M. Koufmon, B. Georgolakis, S. Chappell. 21 p cts s en.frtiiS RON PUE ftctlitl� LOI SCHIEMA S«r !ory ZOLA WYLY ART RONNE Tr«ovi«cr PETE ALLEN S«t oiiUI'Arin BARBARA PARRY Hiltttion MISS GEORGIA DEAN Sfn Girt� ' Counw Of SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS MR. RALPH BASSETT Sow lojV CovrwVjf PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE Now thot graduation has become a reality instead of a dream and our high school career at Jef- ferson is at an end we pause to evaluate what we, the senior class of 1952, have accomplished os members of Jefferson's society. We like to think thot in some small way we have added to the wonderful spirit and tradition that is Jefferson. We are proud and fortunate to have had the opportunity to accept its principles of democracy and citizenship. The world before us is war-torn and unsettled, but armed with the valuable experiences, scholastic and athletic, that Jefferson has offered to us, we face the future with confidence. We wish to thank sincerely the administrative staff, the counselors and the teachers, whose guidance and untiring patience will never be forgotten. RON PUE. Class Motto: Today we work, for tomorrow is ours. Class Colors: Green and white. CLASS SONG Music: Halls of Ivy Words by Mary Ellen Kennedy Our Jeff we'll all remember As we live through future years; The life-long friends we've made here, And the joys, the laughs, the tears. Her name will linger always, Though we have bid adieu, With mem'ries of her standards And her colors gold and blue. Some day a hush will fall. The footsteps of us all Will echo down Jeff halls and fade away. But as we sadly start Our journeys far apart, A beat from every heart with Jeff will stay. From immortal halls we part now, And our voices disappear. But through the years we'll sing our praise To Jeff our school so dear. 24 1 tBFm Dorothy Arnett Lent GeoVo College Yvonne Ashcroft Irringtcn Hi Mh College Morsholl Atherton Columbia Regal C: ;qc Glceto Bornes Kennedy College Eugene Becker Verrun Hi Note ForHend Unirenity Janice Allison Kenfo� Grtfco College Peter Allen Woedlovn Rego! Undecided Mox Anderson Highland Reool C: tg« Arlene Anderson Woodlo-n Honor Society Lin field Morionne Almquist Wbifot. Notional Honor Society Bethel College Virginio Anderson Boiw Moiorl Le� ii Cr Clorl Here's Tock Goodell, busy trying to look like o Young Mon Most Likely to Succeed. Leslie Asbohr Kennedy Kuff Oregon Store Leone Bcchard Kennedy Klotovo College Ted. L. Bartlett Vereon Sylvio Boles OeMey Oreen Tordo Collego Paul A. Baker HigMond Yeath Center Rodeo -C3T Lourcnc Boteson HigMond Spectium Staff College Morvm Beck Rothdrun, Idaho Sate boll Aimed Force Esther Bartels Trinity LutKeron Work This, in cose you hovcn't guested, is Dorlcnc Kromcr, the Most Geno Benedict Jerry Bennett Georgene Bettis Bcoutiful Girl. Weodlov Ockle, Green Highland Ckoir HIY rWo U o� (r Oort College WMIgmetfe Borboro Boguc Noncy Boicc Kennedy Week Helen Borkus Kennedy Work Janice Brody Vernon Ockley Green Klatovo Oregon Stale Rac Brondberg Lourie Brovendor Sylvan Joanne Brewer Veenco ToikIo Sutiniu College Dolores Broy BoHe Leo Brosseou St. A.edro� '. College Jerry W. Bunch leach Armed Service Terry Brown Ockley Green e III J Oregon Stole Dc Lores J. Buckley Irmo Jone Corlson lutinets ColI s« James Campbell OtkW Grew Hopkin Jrvktas Hi-r Dona Chose Foirri«v GjoVo Ueivmity of Of Carol SucCofcr OelUy G'« Koimo Niiu« Phyllis Bushncll 6oo li Sylvia Carlson Vtrmitiefl. Coiodo This cute kid is Marshall Atherton, Most Handsome Boy. Dorlene Cossody Charles T. Cassidy Woodlo.� Barboro Cameron Boiw Satiatu Collfflf Earl Chappell Imaoroa Tnft Levis b Clark Flora Charr Boil PMe Vor ort Caryl Charnquist Gvlfv UW Tvill Sally Church Otkley Grot. Toodo Fkyvtol Tticrapnt James B. Clary Dorcll R. Coulson Ktntoa tq l Ortgon Stott Morr Ellen Cornwell OcVWy G� t«n Honor Sooitty Slcnog'Ophtr Herbert R. Coker Forsit Dolt F.FA Nory Bill Connors Co« «e City. Walk. M k«« ol fngioteivig Sandro Cox Kennedy Kail Cadere Shirley Cox Columbia Work Dorlcnc Crowley Cciumbio Sigmo An j Chi Secretory In cose you're wondering, Paul Baker, Funniest Boy, hoppens to be practicing his yoga. Robert Curry Holy Redeener Re al UekmiiS Ernest Curry Ben Ice Horte� Colley Jewel Davis Kennedy Gueko Wod Shirley Dowes Otkley Green Nancy DeBoer Vernon How Society Week Dan DcLono Columbia Trock College Morion Dovis Shottuck Zetto Oro� State Billie Dillon Ml Tobot Secretary Patricio Dclopp WcrxJleve Civil Air Potrel Ait Force Glenda Dcloricr Ockley Green Tri.Y Unxnity of Oregon Bonnie Dirks Verooo Moiort Nttltiltf Betty Douphrate Kenton Roily Squad Cecil Dugger Kennedy Work Shirley Dye Oakley Green Kiff Willom.tt. Jomes Duckett Roowvelt Jr. Hi. Work Roberta Dowling Ockley Green tool College Janice Duran Veritea Tri.Y Sollic Edge Medf :ed. Or . Zeto Business School Morgic Edwards OckI r An L«� n b Cork Dole Edclinc Kennedy Room Hep. Le.is b Owk Shirley Egger Woodlovn Phil� L � n b Clark The Brainiest Girl, perched behind the Royol, is Gail West. Chcri Ann Egbers Couer d'AI M Jr. High Hl-Nott College Don Ehrlich Kennedy Delphi Utirtnit) of Oregon Corol Erickson Lyneh Zelte College John Eichorn Irvington R«gat Jean Eichler HsjUond Heritors Work Bettic Ezell Wm JIs«« Tom Farroll Kc- «dr Armed Service Patricia Faust Boise University of Oregon Jock Erickson Oelley Green University «4 Oregon Dolores Estes Kenton Oramotics Ed Fletcher Woodlovn Joton Lee Hi-Y University of Oregon Betty Lou Fluhrer Vernon Kgff UCLA. Gary R. Field (Oh Honor Society tnd Shirley Fiddoman Kenton Jinx Secretory John Fellman Woodlovn Controctor Evolyn Foster V«M« Strneg'opliei Gory Freeland Otlky Green 1« Hcxfcrj Co ge Wallace L. Foss M.jSiend Hi-Nou College That's a stotic mochine ond trying to find out what mokes it spark ore the Broiniest Boys: Gory Field, Jack Peterson ond John McComb. Carole French MorfeAeine Seoretorr Richard E. Friese Otkle Gretn Hi Y College Janet Fredcrickson Vernon Notanol Horvsr S-xietjr «4 Cokrodo Wayne Fulkerson Mi. Tobor Moiafl l«vii 0 Clark Janet Fuller Dolores Galvin Woodlovn Sigma Amo Clu U S. Air F«c Potricio Fustos Be«h Work Joyce Garnet 0 kt«y Gomel Moxort Week Jelfrrionion Vonporl Emmo Gates Highlond Sigma Amo Cki Marriage Carolyn Garrett Otklev G� een Tri.Y Monrreulli Becky Gcorgolokis Mary Georgioff Stock College Lucie Gehrkc Kenney Zrlla Work Richard Gilbert Ocl!«r Green Fooltclf Oregon Store Beverly Gill Gerald Gerlach Soolmar 0 Service Denny Gillrs Sr. Ceeelio'i Uaheeiity of Oregon Carolyn Gladden Beoch Hi-Roll Telephone Optra tot Gloria Gillis Kenton Twill Betty Gilmore Wecdlown Tri-Y Collet Took Goodcll S= dy Hi-Y Calk ft Corlotta Glockner Eti-c S«inKtt Cett 9c According to Johnnie Spencer, the Funniest Girl, the travel- ing salesman fold the farmer's daughter that... T. J. Gooseberry Vonpoef Week James Gront Immoculolc Heart Calles Down Graham Oekky Green Y.F.C Work. Gloria Grohom Oclley Green Roll, Squod Unrreeiity ol Oregon Bob Grohom Oaky Green Sandra Gornick Oekky Green Hoik Society Levit fj Cisii Donald Greene Trinity Lotkeion Honor Society Accounting Gory Gregory Ockle, Gieen Drcmotki Col Its Jock Griffin Elmer H. Griggs -Oollot Jr. HnjS Commercial A tnt Glorio Grieson Kenlcn W� lo Curtis Guthrie Highland Regal Rorttord Unrrertity David Holbrook Kenton Coo it Guard Susonnc Holbrook Woodlaim Goolo Seeietoty Bob Guidici Kennedy Colles Janet Gullikson Oclky Gieen Roily Squod Euvineii School Ramon Hommerly Higklead Of)� p. H. r Liefitld John H. Hall, Jr. OckW� G-ttn Opr— tt Unneruty ei Oregon Nancy Hannon VtruM Koi� o Bcsf Boy Athlete, Mox Anderson, looks down from the clouds for the Spectrum's shutter clicker. Bethenia Harmon Vanperl Jr. Higk Roberta Jeon Hanson Seock TSnpiom College Jim Haussman v,ino, lew b dark Donald Hartwig Vernon 4( Vonpert Bob Harris Weodls� n Hopiin Jenkint Hi-Y Oregon Slot Dolores Horris Jocqueline Horris Woelowa Zeqiuoa Art Sekool Mexort UlieU Jonicc Hoyncs Garden Home. Crty.n Oregon Stale Morion Hermann leite Stenographer Diane Higgins Oehley Green Kloto� a Oregon State Shirley Hoelzcl Highland Kloto o Otfke Work Lois Hocnsclaor lcd imifh. Witeantin Jellertenion Stall Bob Hogard Ohio homo City, Oklo. 2 «' Ue.renity ol Oregon Thelma Hoover Mi Sigma Amo C i luunt� College Dorol Hoover Highland Regol Work Don Holman Kento� Week Bernice Hoke Wooden Marrioga Patricio Hovdc Otiley Grtta Roem Rep. College Laurel Hoyt Woe Senw Choir Uimertir of Chicago Virginia Hubbcll Cooper Ml Collect Julion B. Hudman Edwin R. Hueni Ronald Hughes Beoeh H.-Y Uenertity «4 Oregon Toking time out for the pause thot refreshes is Norma Lei stiko. Best Girl Athlete. Diane Hyland fcnwufo Kloto� o Oiegoa Stole Bernadette Hunter Sioffoed F.H.A. Wwk Lloydcnc Hurt OcMe Grit TH.Y UmxMilf «4 Oiegca Godfrey A. Hyman Kenned Sen.ee Chsir Meebonlc Mike Jacques Wooilj.n Choir Oregon Stole Beverly Jomicson Kerned Slgmo Aim CM Ue-ieml of Oicgai Shirley Ann Jensen Kenton Koimo Unhetlil o4 Oregon Al Jeppesen Sobin Squire Rottmon Normo Jomes WoodlOMI Wok Jock Jerkins Phsenir. Aril. Gerodiont Marlene Johnson Jr. Choir Montose Linda Jobling Wcodlo.ri Sijno Delta Rutiniu Coflege Donna Johnson ShotriKk Seeioe Choir LinlieM Lynne Johnson 8eoeh Goolo College Froncillc Johnson Sitter� T ill Work Rosetta Jodoin Immaculate Head Senor Chew Cnil Service Corl Jones Salem Hi-Y Poetlond University The Lucos kids, Karole ond Keith, took the title os the Most Typical Seniors. Lclond Jossy AirKonton Otymp Hi-Y Ai« force Barbara Julian Kenton Manor Society Work Carole Kell Highland Roll, Spend University at Oregon Aubrey X. Kennedy Ocktey Green College Mary Ellen Kennedy teach Ktrff University e Oregon Gary Kimball Woadlo� � Thespio ns Dromotics Wondo Kilgore Highland Hj-Rolls Busmrss College Joyce Kindle Mr Pleasant, 5 0. Moiort Infield Oarrold E. Kirwon lynch College Noel D. Kitching Jomtt John Tkeipioni College Julia Klaus Vonport it. High Homo Society College Lois Klaus Highland Honor Society Secretory Darlene Knaub Wocdlovn Sigmo Oelto College Richard W. Kolln Highland tosos Ue Hi-Y Work Dorlcnc Kramer Highland Gpoko Callage Jane Krctzinger WoodSj.n Zcgginn Work Lucia Kncppcr OcUey Green Phils University of Oregon Alion Krist Kenton Air F«« Dick Landis literal Senior Choir Vocotknol Sekocl Patricio Landis Philippine Irion Scuttle PoeiPic College Gwendolyn Lathan Robert W. Lawrence Beoch Hi-Y Cdkge Alita Larsen OeMey Green Kiolova Nnrie't Troinieg Was Julian Hudman, who is Best Boy Singer, the inspiration for Slowpoke? Don Ledington WoodTevn ftoio Work Nancy Leaverton Columbia Poll, Sqnoi Unnrini, of Oregon Donald N. Lee Noty Loura Lenz Keeton Mono� Society Houtevife Lovonne Leikauf Ockley Greco College Normajeanne Lcistiko Boivc Tw.ll Uotvertity of Oregon Leila Lemmon Oekley Green T� U Uarrersity of Oregon Bill Leonard Bremerton Fire SgooS Unirertity of Oregon A gal with pretty pipes is Marilyn Soul, Best Girl Singer Louello Lucbkc Worren W. Luke Laury Lundberg ' Woodlo� St Cecelio Gretkom Senior Chew holograph Club Oregon Stole College US Mortnet Wolly Lyon Kenton Jetfertenien Salomon Clark H. Lymon Kenton Utitrenity ol Oregon Pot MocLcod Bietted Socroment T«U College Shirley Mandcll Jome� John Srina Amo Chi L«rit b Clork Richard N. Molget timed Socfomrot Troili Oregon Stole Pearl Marlcr Feninurto College Jack Martin Vernee Novy Clcmmic Moxey Pen-vulo Klotovo College William A. Martin Vonport Jr. H gh Chscr College Ed Matthews Kennedy Troii� Oregon Srote Merald Moyfield Ockley «• Solly May revel!h?r� t n fm� Offke Work Merle C. McCoy Ockley Green Troii� Levi� b Clerk Jonct McCaffrey Bern Zero Norte John B. McComb leoeh Honor Society College Barbaro Mendenhall Kennrdy team Rrp Or««««i Slot� Corole McKinney VtroOfl HmIo Coil tf Marianne McKcown Kenton Mi-Net L«vij b Ctork Bill Miller Highlond Collect No, it's not Hot Lips Harry, but it is the Best Boy Instrumen- talist, Curtis Guthrie. Robert Miller Woodlj� n Oregon Srote Keith Morrell Otklay Gr««n Honor Setkty Collect Albert Nelson Veoport Jr. H� jh S«n� r Choir fflrtlond Uroirilpjr Gwen Moldcn Highland Pfc.V� Caikfl Worren Moore Otkky Grren Choir Vorfcrt Patricio Morrell Ooklty Grre. Toodo Nyniifl Bill Nelson Trie hr Lutheron Otympic Hi-Y CoU«9« James Morrow Kennedy Honor Society Co Htgi Joe Nelson Sitter Coltrs Donald Murphy Jotrph lane Thetproot Work Thomos Nelson St. AndrcVt Portland Uniretitty Gloria Gillis, at the Stcinwoy, shows why she took the title of Best Girl Instrumentalist. Sondro Olsen Tri-r Uwnli)1 «I Oregon Barbaro Olsen Wood leva Week Borboro Parry Beeeh G«Vo lean Clark LowrcnccO'Sullivon Pendleton, Ore Uiwrcuil; of Oregon Sylvio Peterson o� t Gty fork 8G«olo Art School Bob Pfeifer Seaside Centro! Hi-Y Co’iege Bcvcrlcc Nylondcr Ed Oerding Highland Kc-;ol Mcehonk Jean Oberg Brooklyn. N.Y, Phils S« re tery Carolyn Ohm Ockley Green TheifKsaj Calient Corlenc Olingcr Coitt Senior Chair Week Sylvia Ohswoldt Highland Kv1( Umxrtily el Portland Carlos L. Orpilla Sr. lovrtnee Poul Ostrander Woodier, n College Victor Ostcrholm Weedlovn College Jock Peterson College Kennedy Troili Unrrtnity of Oregon George H. Perry Vernon Colltge Ronald Pittord Kenton Hi-r Cooit Goord Freddie Potter Bone Zeto Oregon Stole Pet Pillmon Pk o College Donna Potfee Woodlovn Hi-toKe Week Jeon Ropocz Peniniulo Guoko College Jo Anne Quinn Kennedy PWo College Resting otter o hard rehearsal is Gory Gregory, the Best Actor. Hermon Renner Kennedy Speetrent Stoll College Mory Reeves irMi4eulote Heoit Signo Amo CM Thomas A. Rees OcMcy Geten DeMoWy Uniieiiity ol Oiegtn Charles E. Richardson Vernon Hi-Note Annopoirt Karlcnc Riggers Kennedy Jo or AcKieteoenl Olliee W«k Leon Robertson Oelley Grew Moeort College Phyllis Roach tinted Soeroment K.ll UCLA. Jock Rose Kenton Olympie Hi-Y Art Ronne WoedIo� n Hi-Y College Jim Rouse tcoeh Work Bob Rothcrmel Kennedy Stanley Rawls PorttmoetH Armed Fcrcet Marilyn Soul Kennedy Senior Choi Senior Choir U� it Cl CVj't Darrell Robison S«i to College Joon Shea HsUo«4 cS r Joon Sherman Ocklty Gr«n Zero NurtMf Louise Schou Ockky C'cen Unncrvty «I Otegen Morqc Schrollcr Unko Oty, M ik4 Vocenj Celltg Poul Sherman Sr. Anireo't Betty Silva Highleitd Guako CcUege Marilyn Sjolandcr 8m S Millt Keifh Smith CoIgmK Collet Patricia Stapp HljHgsd Wiiort CoUtflf Jim Snclling OtkUy � « Y.F.C. LoVtrnt Coll -;t Ron B. Stewart OtlUy Gr «n Joan Stensrud Oeklof Grttn Kuff W k Joanne Stratton Ockfoy Green Gecko College Delores Swonson leoch Moron Gerrold R. Tabrum OckWv Green Margie Swanson . Kenneth Gooko Willomette The Most Friendly Seniors, Bill Nelson and Noncy Leaverton, take their titles literally and decide to get friendly. Dollos V. Taggart Red lele folb. Mi College Bonito Teigen Vernon John Thodos Highlond ftegol Oregon Sroit Richard Tenneson Kent� ! Staff l«� ii Ckofk Morlcnc Tergesen Hillvbwe, Or« Guoko College Normo Thorn Vernon Bh.b College Georgia Tidwell Highland Senrtr Choir Work Shirley Thompson Boite Honor Soeiety Work Opol Tom High!] iid Biitineti College Ellen Thompson Jim Tormey K«nton Trotll Colltgt David Tracy Bitmorek Jr. High Areied Forcei Betty Trommlcr Kenton Thctfioni Trorol Dolores Trober Vernon Buuneu College Charlanc Trumbull Kenton Oicheitro Bernice Tylen 0(11 7 Gre n KuH Cloudio Ulmer Bo«i Motor� Mmic Teocier Bob Vail Wo JI0.n D V M Marine� The Outstanding Girl Leader Dorothy Arnett. Dolores Vonderwall Kenton Siflmo Amo Chi ImlttU Anno Morie Van Duzer Ockley Green Secretory is our popular student body veep, Bill Vaughan OcSilr� Green Regol Uncle Son Joan Walborn Ockley Green 4-H Chib College Don Vorderstrosse Vanpott Carol Woock Alomcdo Honor Sod � � Tubs J. College Gordon Wolker Ockley Green Oelpki College John Walker Kenren College Ronald K. Walker Ockle� Green PHorooh Co®., Roselyn Wallace Killthrt, Ore. Work Edwin Washington Hrgklond Oregon Srot Margaret Welch Omakn. Neb, Hons Society Oregjn State Lee Wells HrgUond Troill College Valerio Wells Kenton 2 0t mHci Work Gail West Medford, Ore. TriY Unirenity ol Oregon ry Ann Winkclcr Secret Heort Theiplont College Joan Wcstgard Ockley Green Gooko College Joy Whaley Bone Motor� Move Career James G. White •MCk Wert Willie Edna Wilder Venpeet Jr. High tceclKien School Helen Williams McloogU,. Jr H.gh College Mortha Willmon Highland CM Slmidw Borboro Parry, doin' what comes naturally, shows what made her the Best Girl Artist. I v� williams Oekley Gr «n Moiert Shannon Wilson Irvieglen Sww Choir Tooth Worker Lcono Wornath H-gllond Z«fo C©Mt « Reuben A. Worstcr Highland kelly Sgtod UnrwiUy o Oregon Helen Wirostek Kennedy Hi-Note College Thomos Wingc Vermillion. AJberto Delphi Umreruty of Perllond Jim Winder Pcetlond Chrithon CoUge of Etengtlom Helen Yancey Kenton Thoigton Le� it b Cloth Don Yarncll Weodlevn ML Podio Alice Yancey Kenton Honor Society levit b Clark Zola Wyly Ockley Green Kletove Oregon State Richard Wright Seattle. Wart. Tro.lt Levit b Oork Cloudio Zorn leeel Jr H.gh, CoM. Honor Saciery Ur Tertity of Oregon Lots Zohlcr Columbia Kotmo College Nancy Zolczzi Ockley Green Geeko College Roberto Young Californio Kotmo College LENS LEERY Doing his darndest to look dynamic is Ron Puc, Outstanding Boy Leader. Waltzin' Matilda and Rotatin' Reuben—other- wise Karole Lucas and Reuben Worster, Best Dancers. BILLIE BAY BETTY BUMP JOAN DYE WARREN FULLER JON GOEHRING DON GOLDEN LORRAINE HOGAN HENRY LEE willie McKinney JOE PARISI TOWNER PHILLIPS SALLY SCOTT JEANNE SMALL SHIRLEY SMITH CLAUDE STABEN GEORGE STUART BEN TAYLOR 44 The freshmen picked a pert loss and a lordly lad for king and queen.... Last fall the dramatics department had a big time with a clown who insisted on running away .. . . . . And the girls' glee provided a musical touch for Jefferson parents and friends........ 45 Like a radiator in the Sahara, our Community Chest Ther- mometer gushed over the top. These seven candidates for Student Body President were presented to the voters. There is no record os to whether they kissed any babies. Out of the mouths of babes . . . and boys came the golden tones of our ensemble. 46 Ted Hollock had the questions and more times than not, the Quiz 'Em On the Air team had the answers. These well-informed citizens, tutored by Miss Gilstrap, were the outstanding team in the city. When two beautiful blondes get to- gether, what do they talk about? Other blondes. These two are Darlene Kramer, given special mention elsewhere in this volume, and Gloria Krieger, of Jefferson and Hollywood. Glamorous Gloria was here for an assembly in the fall. These six smiling citizens won Gold Keys in the Scholastic Art exhibition during spring term. Their artistic talent topped the state. 47 1. M. Davis 2. P. Hovdc 3. S. Olsen 4. S. May 5. D. Spencer 6. B. Giess 7. D. Graham 8. G. Field 9. A. Anderson 10. C. Lyman 11. P. Allen 12. H. ond A. Yancey 13. G. Bettis 14. P. Young 15. E. Mathews 16. S. Dye 17. J. Rose 18. B. Fluhrcr 19. C. Kell 20. B. Tylen 21. B. Tcigcn 22. M. Swanson 23. C. Erickson 24. B. Gcorgalakis 25. J. Fredrickson 26. D. Knaub 27. N. Thorn 28. J. McComb 29. R. Young 30. P. Fustos 31. J. Hausman 32. C. Waack 33. G. Grcison 34. M. McCoy 35. J. Gullikson 36. J. Niedhart 37. B. Parry 38. 0. Tom 39. E. Chappell 40. N. Boise 41. G. Wolker 42. S. Hoczcl 43. C. Charnquist 44. L. Knepper 45. N. Kitching 46. A. Beckman 47. J. Sego 48. L. Zohlcr 49. K. Lucas 50. D. Gilbert oni J. Harms 51. K. Lucas 52. C. Zorn 53. R. Hammcrly I 54. E. Fletcher 55. S. Cox BEVERLY HOPPE BOB FIDPAMAN MARY ZOE PETRICK JANICE BROWN JEAN Sg RIGHT PETE i HOLLENBECK BRIAN EGGIMAN GENEVIEVE KOESTER unLTt uusUx mm HARLAN LUTZ CAROL | UALBROOK a m son AWISER Ccl coL llfaacJi ART EDITOR ART fifudhait PHOTO 3 SU4 Qz,U WIOTOC' EDITOR. 'IXfar'OE t PHOTO '[{on VitU t4 iuxenej dbsoa ART ART Qa.ol (Jjtn miUi 52. QicuxAu€. i lift DlfTIIQC e lew CLUB PICTURE E5ITOR DaUL r zc cS fltt BUSINESS MGR s COLtl . T UwetvUx At V. 51 RECTOR {di 'Rose Mtxman Tcerur J afvixd $iu t SOPH. PICTORES JR. PICTURES SR. PICTURES Teh Qllui T dl iJaujlxan JuTtu SPORTS E5IT0R Sidle LCl IO SPORTS Ton PROSH PICTURES Gran „ WO' 9 fto’ eO� v needed te thU show to TIRE DRILL nse on Iasi woeW's air 1 «at 2:4 .S. According king, tho drills could t faster if I: weren't kw rail and. Ho feels. Aim on rHa whole ihe ■ improving. � ?■ IvdCCAdicf'‘ 09 -it' Scotch- % et, tfoU-SP''00 Jeff's S.B. Card Drive to End Soon SB Card Entitles nPl T iV ♦ j.iitei.H,ny ihe Jettersonian Special Activities WEATHER FORECAST! Warmer in torn spots, colder In gihnv Rain dua lnlermlltently. interspersed with sunshine. Volume XXXV. No. 19 Jefferson H:-' Jfrool, Porllaqd. Oregon. FT Friday. February IS. 1952 fh Teddies r all good me to tbe ly and buy lent tody car with the turn of the semote and the election of new studen body officers comes another sosm high « Honored Again yide Competition uizzers Win Eleven Demos Given Vein Tilt' Gold Keys As Awards In Scholastic Art Tilt W -«■ Sb?w to f I� wcre '' ..iiernatson.il Rota.! nojurc .,tasi. fclociR with reprv-' trier If jtiyes of the Dads’ Club and' of the student I P“ nt Teacher in � panel, tik- iivitica nrcj.ujs-l'pK tor :U “What Voice Ian receive� ] Should Youth Have in Shaping __ ................ dollar paid I '1® Future.“ Following the meet for a student fcody cord. The so-1 ‘n6 refreshipcnt te� � da) propram receives 10 cents, the n the - Spectrum gels 10 cents. body card yot ported. The Je{'crsoni 55 cents out of hiittee chairmen and plans',.,,,. ijurti ' ?how wil1 discussed,; t.yoo. Rich'TenneJT y new idea would bciFurlr. and ... tlcomc. The debates will leave with the students from all the'otlibr Portland school� on a chartered bus at 3:09 Friday mo;r.ing. Fri- day night there will be n dance and mixer after the banquet tv help atudents to g : acquainted but Saturday there v.tjl be lee- , turx . ir.eetires, exhibits and i demonstrations to attend. I -rttf-twS New Student Committees ; j£!Listed for Spring Term —«tty „ ..«err vknt. , Tho conference la being Crfjcutt school� . with the theme of Hrothci—™, me police and th. Week and Will be held during! Vice Pressdent Dorothy Arnett McCoy. .............. jcnamfccT of conuntfct nod re-1 th«l time. commented about l!w rcr otly ap-1 $p � ccr, pryl G.Vcta ! [reived much Information from) The attention of the committee jket—Art Ronnc amt Zh £ Oir- $ —— VV‘ C ST DIRECTED BY MR . PARK� 31 EL EM TETTIGRE W_LOI SCMIEMA TETER STANDISU--NOEL K ITCHING Tom Tetticaew......corkev jone� Hate Detticrlw......rally scott X.ADY ilNNF..MARY ANN WINKLER TT2ARJORIF T-rrnk . nancy leaverton Duchess — Devonshire . retty ooupmrate OIAID............DOLORS� SATES AID..........ROSE AT A HANSON TWR- Throstle...GARY GREGORY AMKA SADoR......RAY HAMMERLY Ttirs.Warwick ..martha willman Trajor Clinton..GARY KIMBALL miss Harryhore .. VALERIA WELLS f-OR� STANLEY............LEE WELLS Duke Cumberland . don hurpwy .PHOTOS � Y JOHN RYDER. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS (Back row) Mr. Knudscn, D. Boshom. M. Johnson, R. Wilson. (Front row) J. Bartels, Miss Dcicrlcin, A. Mood. R. Wilson J. Bartels A. Mood M. Johnson D. 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Thomson F. Thornton J. Titc S. Todd S. Thomos R. Trovers W. Trine N. Trudeau B. Turley M. Turner E. Turowski L. Urbock R. Voncc M. Vores A. Vaughn K. Vinie J. Wolten M. Walker P. Walker ). Wanner J. Word M. Weibc S. Woinbrenner D. Weitzel R. Weitzel R. Westgord D. Westover C. White ). White 62 L. lo R.: M. White R. Wickcitrom J. Wicnt L. Wierton R. Williomt M. Winn B. Wilton D. Wilton J. Wilton R. Wilton I. Wolteri J. Wood L. Wright R. Wytinglc J. Yuekcrt G. York O. Zevik D. Zietler R. Zollmon R. Ambrote D. Bradley B. Franklin C. Doily P. Dowct B. Galliano R. Holccy T. Webb 63 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS B. Gill, B. Hutchins, G. Wcstwcll, G. Koestcr, B. Girvan, J. McPherson, Mr. King, Miss Dilio B. Girvan J. McPherson G. Kocstcr B. Gill B. Hutchins G. Wcstwcll President Vice-President Secretary Treosurer Historian Sergeant-at-orms 64 Jr, por� r !-r ptrxp« 0 0 {? w 00 C� 00 w °2.2-ecc� c = c - 3 5! r5� r P a 7 03 co 05 08«� 09 mfifi! ”low“®no ti Un 5 2=|| ft M««PP� fj? £o?f|’ S5?i!?5S A 3 yft O o N 3 ft n • “r 3 2 3 0.9. 1 Ssll « S ‘ P PPP rt o®nrrr - pg«-wp � eg«_ri 2 | fSfS $ ?;s 32q si z -2 f L. � o R.: F. Dovis C. DcCamp N. DeHoon B. Denton M. Did B. Digmon D. Dillion T. Dillon 0. Dimitrovich W. Dish W. Dobic R. Domine L. Donotdson M. Dryden R. Eagle A. Eost D. Eekhordt D. f •• J. Edwords V. Egon J. Eager W. Egger B. Egqiman L. Eichlcr M. Ek D. Ekmon C. Haynes R. Ellington D. Ellis W. Ellis C. Emmons K. England D. Enos E. Enslcy T. Esscr M. Everts J. Ewing E. Ezell K. Forrcll S. Fenning P. Fcrehlond G. Fields J. Field S. Fink P. Floth P. Flynn M. Fors S. Foss J. Froxicr E. Frondsen J. Fronklin M. Freouff V. Friedreek H. Frost M. Fustos P. Goll V. Gorcia G. Gunderson P. Gibson 8. Gill B. Girvon J. Glovko W. Glovko R. Gluth J. Goetz K. Goetz C. Gordon G. Gossett J. Gradwohl J. Gro-twohl B. Graham D. Graham E. Groves J. G'imm D. Grosnick Y. Grotiohn R. Gudgel R. Gullctt 5. Haog W. Hagenbueher 66 L. to R.: C. Holbrook M. Hall R. Hall F. Hamilton A. Honsen 8. Hansen C. Honsen K. Honsen R. Honsen N. Hansen C. Hombleton K. Hardinghom B. Hordy R. Hodman R. Hayes E. Heinrich 8. Heine 0. Heinfx J. Heitkemper J. Hemstrect N. Hess K. Hicks J. Higgenboltom M. Hildebrandt L. Hodge G. Hogobaom J. Hogon R. Holcey P. Hollenbeck R, Holmon L. Hood D. Hopficld S. Hopper W. Howard P. Huebner 8. Hughes G. Hunt L. Hutcheson 8. Hutchins H. Jacobs D. Jacobsen D. Jacobson M. Jocobson B. Jogclski C. Jamison J. Jenkins R. Jensen A. Johnsen C. Johnson J. Johnson M. Johnson M. Johnson M. Johnson S. Johnson S. Johnson D. Jones T. Jones M. Kocoroski N. Kori J. Kotxky P. Keller R. Keller P. Keniston J. Kilgore J. Kilgore T. Kirkham 8. Kittrcll K. Knoub I. Kniss G. Koestcr L. Koski S. Kromer J. Kyler S. Loner B. Langos M. Leaf C. Lee S. Levitt 8. Linehom L. Lindstrom 67 if, ..llpl IScS - C-? ; mm jjjinii lillUI -i 5 to xocO _ii i m ? S o co S O S Jlfillf iissins oS5-iuiSd-i ? i £=oS5 i S ii bdbz-iSoi-j L. to R.: C. Plontx M. Potter J. Profitt M. Promo I. Quody B. Quinn W. Rolls T. Roney R. Rosk C. Rctchless G. Remington B. Rondlett J. Robinson V. Riehords S. Riggers B. Roberts J. Roberts N. Roberts R. Roberts P. Robinson D. Rogers R. Roger B. Rommel E. Rosling C. Ross C. Row C. Russell P. Russell D. Ruth 0. Sobo R. Sognc'.lo L. Solvcscn B. Soucr R. Sehocter C. Schorich J. Schcidcmon A. Sehmidt L. Sehmidt V. Sehmidt W. Sehrodcr B. Schrog I. Sehrollcr G. Sehwcitxcr G. Schwcndcr J. Sehulc S. Sehulc D. Scobcrry S. Seoberry S. Severonee R. Shodduck S. Sheldon W. Sherwood A. Simmic D. Skolbeek B. Slottery Y. Smcltxor B. Smith B. Smith S. Smith M. Snyder D. Snyder C. Spody R. Spitxc E. Spowhn J. Sprinkling C. Somerton L. Stanley S. Stonlcy B. Stoton C. Steven J. Stogner W. Stout L. Strom G. Struxon F. Simpson R. Stuclpnogcl B. Swanson D. Thomon M. Swortx L. Swenson 69 I. to R.: R. Swenson 8. Toylor 0. Toylor R. Toyson S. Thicde W. Thompson R. Thompson R. Thomson D. Thomon M. Thorn J. Thrcin M. Tolomc 8. Tompkins A. Townsend J. Trout 8. Trummer H. Ubrick K. Vogue L. Vogue B. Vofl C. Von 8oorle N. Von Horn T. Voight M. Vordcrstrossc F. Wodsworlh E. Wogner T. Woldrop M. Wolkcr 8. Wollocc D. Woltcrs J. Worncr P. Woshburn W. Woshington D. Wottenburger J. Weorson G. Wcovcr J. Wells J. Wells G. Westwcll M. Wheeler A. Wickstrom A. Wilburn 8. Wilhelm R. Willhito S. Willioms R. Willoimson J. Wingo S. Winter D. Wisemon J. Wright L. Younger E. Zimmermon E. Zink M. Zink F. Zubcrbuhler K. Zvorich C. Crydermon J. Jensen 8. Kelly D. Woch 70 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS (Bock row) B. Fiddamon, J. Simpson, Mr. Edwords, M. Eorlc. (Front row) D. Schneider, D. Benard, Miss Rolph. M. Eorlc D. Schneider D. Benord J. Simpson 6. Fiddaman President Vice-President Secretary Treosurer Sergeant-at-arms 71 L. to R.: B. Aoberg F. Aodlond J. Adams R. Adoy A. Amos B. Anderson B. Anderson M. Anderson W. Anderson J. Antcl J. Apostol G. Asuncion I. Bobb B. Bockstrom D. Boekstrom M. Bokcr S. Bales B. Borkmon B. Bornett D. Baroda G. Barr B. Borrett M. Bortlow D. Borton D. Borton G. Borton A. Bcoch M. Bcomcr J. Becker H. Beemon B. Bcevor J. Bell D. Bennord M. Bens B. Benton A. Bcrglund J. Best M. Bishop O. Bloklcy P. Blokcy D. Btonchord R. Block R. Blombcrg B. Bochler J. Bodvin D. Borkes C. Borstod B. Botkins R. Bouie J. Bourer C. Boyd R. Broddy P. Bradford R. Brocket F. Brcdcmcycr D. Brewer F. Brewer M. Briggs B. Britter L. Brooks B. Brown J. Brown S. Brown D. Buck 0. Burke D. Burson S. Burt A. Butler B. Codlc L. Caldwell R. Corpentcr R. Chompion M. Chappell P. Cisler B. Clork ). Clork L. Clork J. Clayton J. Cogdcll S. Coder 72 L. to R.: M. Collins C. Cone N. Conrod D. Cook 8. Cooper S. Cordcr G. Corrcll G. Coulter B. Cox W. Crowley R. l Oilcy G. Danielson E. Dovid P. Davis N. DcAtlcy B. Decker D. DeFreitos V . Delano C. Demos B. Dennis G. Dickenson M. Dietz F. Dillcy B. Dodgion E. Doughty N. Dressier S. Duckworth ). Durrell T. Duslon R. Eaglcton M. Eorlc G. Ebbert E. Ecklid J. Egbers J. Eager E. Eichlcc P. Eilertson R. Elemes B. Elliott M. Elliott S. Elliott I. Erb A. Erickson A. Erlondson B. Eva B. Evons I. Evons E. Everett I. Folkenhogcn Y. Folkenhogcn M. Farrell C. Feeny R. Felton J. Fennern B. Fiddoman S. Fisher C. Fitch J. Fitts V. Flcgcl M. Foote G. Forbes G. Forbes G. Frakes P. Frolcy N. Fronce H. Freitog R. Friese J. Fricscn 8. George D. Getting A. Gill P. Gilligon G. Ginther J. Given G. Glenn M. Green R. Greison M. Griffith I. Grill M. Grisham 73 I. to R.: D. Grotjohn C. Hodley J. Hotfermon E. Hoines N. Hale C. Hall C. Hall C. Holl R. Holl M. Hamby F. Homilton D. Hansen M. Honten R. Hanten D. Hansmann M. Hanten L. Horiman M. Hosenkomp D. Hatcher B. Houg K. Haugen W. Hougen P. Houston A. Hedden M. Hcdlund P. Hcffelfingcr T. Henderson P. Hendrix M. Hcnnrich J. Hepburn 8. Hibbt J. Hickman E. Hill 0. Hinct V. Hint M. Hirtch N. Holtey 8. Hoppe 8. Hopper D. Howard D. Howard M. Howells H. Hoyt R. Hutf H. Hughes D. Huld L. Hundley D. Hunkc G. Hunt B. Hychc S. Itockton G. Jackson J. Jackson J. Jockson S. Jacobs M. Jacques J. Jonningt J. Jensen S. Jewett O. Johonnessen P. Johns D. Johnton J. Johnson J. Johnton R. Johnton W. Johnton J. Jones R. Jones C. Judd M. Judd S. Kanclis M. Kontot G. Koto 8. Koxinsky B. Keller P. Keller J. Kelley N. Kelley L. Kelly R. Kerr 74 5_° o 3 Jdu'vi-iOZ -2| I S uindoVio' -Illrrii o 3 S 2S S JSdJddot o U Nqccc-j .E5o.rS oo j;S —„ SS S SS g illilsis a'ZOOjOJvi m co (J O X ccHO •: 5-5-S- 'gif O jiss|iss J u.' co b oc v H-' CO uJ 5«lli2s cob Jeb-iddb Is sill!! iiillil! _i Ico ■S i t 5 .c || i o - £ —.c-c bvt - OviOO “ � e o 2? ?■=:: 5 cctx ijctccx J Uvo—ioc—i—i co -iJMU XZQ £ S 8 x S •$ llll lsl ««“’«««MM tu cd S -; -J ee at oo c £ 'g -o llt|S£So J55u.SZ -C 78 L. to R.: S. Vonderhcit L. Vow J. Wolgrcn T. Wolkcr R. Wollen S. Wolters J. Wolycr D. Wonner P. Word P. Word S. Wornckc J. Worrcn S. Wotkins R. Webb E. Webster 0. Weitzel C. Wellman R. Westeott G. Westfoll A. White A. White C. White F. Whitlock A. Wickenhicicr T. Wickttrom G. Wieiw F. Wilcox G. Wilcox D. Willhitc L. Williams L. Williams 0. Wilson G. Wilson N. Winder R. Winkler C. Wolfsehr C. Wood M. Wood N. Woodruff J. Worthington C. Worthlcy 0. Wrenn M. Wright N. Wyly 8. Yank J. Youncy 1. Zohlcr J. Cono E. Hines J. Hunter I. Johnson A. Mosscy F. Nahorncy Head Coach Eric Waldorf Asst. Coach Tom DeSylvia FOOTBALL Jefferson's grid machine this year produced three all- city players and three honorable mentions. Max Ander- son, who played offensive end, was placed at tackle on the first-string all-city team; Darrell Coulson, tackle, made the second team; Roger Williams, halfback made the second team and is one of only two members on the second team who have another season to play. Hon- orable mentions were Bruce Harding, end; Tack Goodell and Dick Gilbert, guards. Of Jefferson's regulars only Bruce Harding will return in the line, with Roger Williams and Dallas Renfro in the bockfield. The Democrats this year were a spirited lot of fellows who didn't let down once during a game. They had the tough luck of facing the best teams one after the other at the first of the season. They improved greatly toward the season's end and felt that if given another chance they could beat any team in the league. The Games: In the pre-season game the Demos lost to Vancouver on their field 33 to 2). Scoring—Hammerly 6, Anderson 6, Penn 6, Weibe 2. Jeff drew Grant in the Jamboree and led 7 to 6 at the end of the first quarter, but lost the qame by a 27 to 7 score. Scoring—Pfeifer 6, Weibe 1. A fired-up Jeff team come back to walk all over fav- ored Washington 19 to 0. Playing his greatest gome of the year, Dick Malget was voted Player of the Week. Scoring—Hammerly 6, Malget 6, Anderson 6, Weibe 1. In losing to Roosevelt, who was favored to take the city title, the Demos held them to their lowest scoring effort of the year. Final score was 13 to 0. The Lincoln Cards taking advantage of the breaks thrown their way edged the Jeffmen 27 to 20. The game itself was voted the Game of the year. Scoring — Anderson 6, Hammerly 6, McKeen 6, Weibe 2. Fighting mad by the loss to Lincoln the Demos bounced Cleveland 20 to 6 on the home field. Scoring—Williams 6, Hammerly 12, Weibe 2. Benson offered little opposition in foiling 38 to 6. In winning this one every player on the Demo roster saw action. Scoring—Hammerly 6, Burch 6, Kraft 6, Wingo 6, Williams 12, Weibe 2. Franklin was rated to give the Jeffmen a close battle but when the dust had cleared the Quakers were beaten at the tune of 34 to 0. Scoring—Williams 12, McKeen 6, Harding 6, Jack- son 6, Weibe 3, Burch 1. In a post-season game Jefferson aaain played Van- couver with both teams using only players who would be eligible next fall. Even without the services of stand- out halfback Roger Williams the Jeff locals downed the Trappers 27 to 6. Scoring—McKeen 12, Renfro 6, Jackson 6, Weibe 3. Jefferson ended the season in a three way tie for third place with Lincoln and Washington. The Jayvee's this year compiled a 4 won, 3 lost, 1 tied record. The Frosh had a 2 won, 2 lost, 1 tied record. 80 Renfro, Bock Weibe, Center Jim Wilson, Tockle g Les Wierson, 83 Russell Grotjohn.Tockle Hall, Center rzxxx. Z22ZZXXX B SQUAD Bock Row: D. Saxton, C. Ross, E. Aoberg, 8. Stoton, E. Frandsen, D. Morris, C. Row, F. Wadsworth, A. Owen, J. Grcdwohl. Row 2: L. Grill, B. Friese, R. Toyson, G. Jockscn, H. Jockob, J. Abbott, E. Berget, B. Eggiman, B. Heine, M. Freauff. Front Row: B. Gill, R. Roberts, P. Hollenbeck, 0. Lurvdberg, F. Moore, H. Lutz, R. Williamson, B. Denton, B. Bobbitt, R. Beggs. Back Row: P. Eilertson, R. Leveret t, B. Hopper, B. Smith, D. Rector, B. Friese. Row 4: A. Timmerman, D. Hansen, J. Hepburn, R. Klohn, P. Poulsen, D. Howard, L. Novinger. Row 3: J. Durrell, J. Stafford, R. Olmsted, G. Bouros, J. Jones, M. Howells, R. Block, R. Ryles. Row 2: D. Mitchell, H. Miller, B. Newgard, J. Renfro, K. Leonard, H. Noell, J. Klingmon, B. Stosi. Front Row: L. Williams, D. McGinnis, R. Porter, G. Glenn, J. Becker, D. Weitzel, R. Simon. 86 M • «. Basketball The Jefferson basketball team this year didn't fare as well as last year's squad which zoomed to tournament heights. Although they didn't come through as predicted they did fight their way to a third place finish after a hectic three game losing streak. The Demos started the season on a four-four pre-season record, by beating Salem and Marsh- field once each and Gresham twice, they also lost one to Salem, and to Marshfield and two to Central Catholic. Jeff played Benson in the first league game, win- ning by a 57-39 score. But in the second game they took a 71-50 beating from Lincoln. Last yeor's All-Stater Max Anderson, saw limited action in this game due to a touch of the flu. As the sea- son progressed the team gained in strength by avenging previous defeats by Roosevelt and Grant. In league play only Cleveland and Lincoln were able to beat the Demos twice, the addition of Eddie Graves from the Jayvces aided the varsity in win- ning four out of their last six games of the season. Graves, a sophomore, also played varsity football. Max Anderson again repeated as an All-City performer, being placed on the first team by both the Oregonian and Journal newspapers. Big Max led the league in foul shots with 90, and was second to Holbrook in total points, scoring 240 with the average of 19 per game, Blake Elliott was placed on the second team by both papers. Blake scored 53 of his 193 total on foul shots, which placed him fourth behind Davis of Washington and Hol- brook of Lincoln in the foul shot department. The Junior Varsity coached by Tom DeSylvia, was second in its league with an 11-3 record. Two of these losses were to Roosevelt and the other one to Cleveland. The Baby Demos, under coach Adraen Douglass, wound up the season in third place in their league, they had a record of 4 wins against 3 losses. The leading scorers were Ron Timmerman with 65, Bob Barrett with 50 and John Hepburn with 30. 87 XECCCC B BASEBALL Bock Row: L Hodges, N. Hanson, E. Aaberg, B. Johnson, D. Kerr, J. Haase, B. Stoton, D. Hatcher, B. Hughes, D. Rosk, J. Trout, J. Spivey. Row 2: J. Roberts, R. Williamson, J. Stafford, P. Ward, D. Mclaurin, F. Bechm, E. Bergot, L. Novinger, J. Petersen, L. Grill. Front Row: Mr. Henderson, T. Mohn, F. Ohswaldt, R. Simon, C. Scharick, V. Schwan, M. Hedlund, B. Cosentini, J. Grodwohl. GOLF Back Row: L. Wierson, E. Heinrich, B. Brelje. Row 2: K. Lucos, P. Walker, D. Hedlund. Front Row: J. Bennett, M. Weibe, R. Royer. 94 GIRLS' SWIMMING Bock row: J. Harms, M. Jchnsen, C. Hansen, 8. Grohcm, N. Lcistiko, B. Earle, Coach Forslund. Front row: E. Everett, S. Riggers, M. Swenson, A. Johnsen. BOYS' SWIMMING Bock row: 8. Bauer, C. LaFranchisc, B. Adams, 8. Bcbitt, G. Westwell. Front row: J. Swonson, R. Westgard, J. Campbell, 8. Jensen. 95 Don Sovo Crosses the Bar TRACK So for this year the Jeff track team has been in only three triangular meets, plus the city ond state reloys. The Demos placed second in the city meet behind Grant. The only first taken by Jeff was by the broad jump team which consisted of Dallas Renfro, Phil Clifford and Eddie Graves. Those who placed second were the 880 team (Bob Burbock, Nathan Reddith, Dallas Renfro and John Eichom), shuttle hurdles (Dallos Renfro, Doug Basham, Bob Burback); two-mile (Richard Neal, Tom Gill, Dan Delano, Den Them); high jump (Mox Anderson, Don Savo, Tommy Voight); shot put (Mike Bogdan, Dorrell Coulscn, Dick Gilbert). In ccmpetitton at the state relays at Hoyword Field in Eugene, Jefferson nosed out Salem for fourth place with 24 1 3 points to 24. The Woldorf-cooched Jeffmen mode their best showing in the broad jump, plocing second ond in the 440, placing third. They placed fifth in the 880, two-mile, high jump, shot put, and the pole vault. The B and C frock teams both tcck first place in the city reloys ond were especially strong in the sprints. 96 VARSITY TRACK Bock Row: J. Weeds, E. Graves, R. Wysinger, B. Young, D. Merinnan, T. Voight, J. Eichorn, R. Wilson. Row 2: T. G'll, D. Bosham, B. Burbock, C. McKeen, M. Reddit, M. Thorn, R. Neal, D. Delono. Front Row; D. Renfrc, J. Campbell, M. Bcdgen, D. Gilbert, B. Martin, Cooch Mr. DeSylvia. B TRACK Back Row; A. Owen, J. Yowney, A. Timmermcn, G. Jackson, B. Friese, Cooch Tcm DeSylvia. Row 2: S. Snyder, G. Bourst, J. Hepbum, F. Wadsworth, G. Howard, B. Britter. Front Row: B. Borrett, H. Jacobs, J. Hogan, J. Merrifield, P. Blokey, J. Ervine. 97 C TRACK Back Row: P. Mcloin, S. Jacobs, T. Henderson, B. Friese, T. Kelly, J. Simpson. Row 2: H. Noel, S. Snyder, G. Bcuras, T. Blakey, R. Leverett. Front Row: T. Dustan, J. Muth J. Renfrew, B. Britter, B. Barrett, D. Saxton. VARSITY CROSS-COUNTRY B CROSS-COUNTRY Back Row: Coach Hansen, J. Best, R. Mitchell, J. Crowley. Front Row: B. Coulter, P. Blakely, J. Bleth, T. Waldrop. Bock Row: Coach Honsen, D. Boshom, M. Tolomci, B. Burbcck. Front Row: B. Williams, J. Franklin, D. Thom, R. Ncol. TENNIS Bock Row: C. Dimoff, T. Olson, M. Earlej R. Lewis, F. Stock, J. Compbell, Miss Fulton. Front Row: H. Fischback, M. Hefty, S. Renner, M. Simmcnsen, J. Fundingslond, J. Egbers, 8. Olson, C. Olson. sewicc cftUrj Back row: D Bombort, R. Zollmcn, J. Pot ter sen, L. OSo'tSan, M. Dowsing, D. Schmid, 0 Jockson, V-- Bradford. R. Lorenz, D tXrikclbergcr. Row 5: Otdcrstcdt, P. Freeborn, B, Morris, R, Orwcn, G. Gasset:, J. Jennings, M. Helzer, R. Griersen, 0. Faster, C. Reynolds, E. Ammcnn, W. Row 4: D. Eiehcr, P. Keller, J. Egger, D Wilson, M. Wiite, H. Wirostek, J. Bobers, J. Egger, A. Hughes, J. Green, R. Oowl rg Row 3: D. Ulrich, J. Modson, J. Loftin, E. Becker, B. Jacobson, A Johnston, R, Loomis, W. Foss, 0. Rcbnson, B. McDonald, D. Hu( , J. Pert. Row 2: P. Keller, B. Whelm, N. Morrell, S. Srvder, D. Krcntr, C. Egbers, L Hoenscloor, A Nelscn, F. Stock, M. Porks. Row 1: B. Washington, R. Roberts, D. Rebcfcou, J. Pcotsen, L Lerenz, J. O'Brien, W. Stout. A CAPPELLA CHOIR O. Londis, M. Anderson, M. McCoy, W. Fulkerson, G. Benedict, B. Mortin, B. Goult, D. Johnson, :oss, J. Ewing, L Ho r, R. Hcrrmerly, B. Voil, 8. Lord, R. Rudder, R. Hcrris, W. Moore, J. Griffin, E. Hueni, W. G.'er . n 0. Johnson, B. tWuote, C. Erkkson, S. Mysdcl, G. GiH-S, C Chomquot, N. Leowrtcn, C Kell, S. Louer, Mr. R Bock row: B. 0!scn, W. R 'c$c Row 4: R. Tcyson, G. Hyman. Row 3: B. Hems. J. Ckry, G. Bock row: Mr. Bradford, D. Otrttlberger, C RepteUs, R Becker, L. Hood. W. Roll. Row 5: F. Slock, R. Zclirrcn, R. khrucn, M. Dewning, |_. Robertson. P. McKconn. Row -4: T. Mohn, R. Roberts, E. Hines, B. Beechers, M Bond '. W. Stout, J. eredley, S Wernbretver, C Egbers, R. Pittord, A. Hughes, 6. Bicnncn, W. Sherwood, C. Hall. Rov 3: M. White, P. Georg« 3es, I. Stevenson, M. Porks. N. Hale, L. Knijs, H. Wirostefe, C. Trumbull, M McKoowtX Row 2: Z. Murphy Y. Shocfer, J. Wrioht, N. Kelley, L. ArcJcrson, A. Honsen. Front Row: D. Elchcr, D. Wilson, B. Hoke, D. Jobanrewcn, C. Arotow, J. Bollord, P. Bushnell. Back Row: D. Schmidt, M. Peterson, D. Saylcs, E. Fletcher, D. Rumble, P. Eagle, A. Ronne, M. Johnson, M. Kauf- man, J. Gradwohl. Row 4: D. Friese, T. Royston, N. Wyly, D. Hyland, B. Bogue, B. Fluhrcr, S. Severance, J. Gleason, J. Robison, G. Lloyd. Row 3: D. Basham, B. Lawrence, L. Wells, S. Dye, D. Higgens, C. Maxey, M. Hildebrandt, S. Leiseth, L. Kncpper. Row 2: J. McComb, G. Field, M. Kennedy, B. Parry, G. Barnes, L. Bravender, D. Spencer, L. Lemmon, S. Peterson. Front Row: D. Westover, P. Allen, B. Tylen, D. Kramer, M. Atherton, D. Arnett, P. Roach. STUDENT BODY COMMITTEES Back Row: C. Richardson, R. Pue, D. Friese, E. Mathews, A. Kennedy, D. Basham, M. Johnson, 8. Leonard, D. Hyland. Row 5: R. Royer, M. Kaufman, E. Fletcher, G. Rapacz, M. Swanson, Mr. Douglass, S. Severance, B. Parry, Row 4: B.Trommler, V. Wells, B. Graham, R. Brandberg, C. Maxie, C. Kell, N. Leaverton, B. Teigen, J. Fredrickson, N. Hannon, Z. Wyly, G. Graham Row 3: R. Hanson, D. Estes, P. Allen, B. Curry, M. Atherton, R. Worster, P. Young, J. Gullickson, B. Fluhrcr, D. Higgins, J. Stcnsrud. Row 2: S. Jensen, L. Lemmon, J. Harms, E. Curry, E. Chappell, B. Vaughan, B. Georgalakis, S. Enos, E. Kesterson, D. Minor, G. Lee, L. Larson. Front Row: S. Ohswaldt, B. Smith, L. Zahler, D. Lindsey, G. Grieson, D. Rudder, A. Ronne, L. Wells, K. Lucas, J. Tabrum, J. Gerlach, C. McKecn, B. Turlay. 104 SENIOR RALLY SQUAD Back Row: B. Nelson, C. Kell, G. Graham, J. Gu Hickson, Mrs. Pausch, N. Leaverton, B. Douphrate, J. Davis, J. Tormey. Front Row: R. Worster, E. Oerding, M. McCoy. JUNIOR RALLY SQUAD 105 L. to R.: G. Hogaboam, M. McCormick, B. Manley, Mrs. Pausch, G. Gunderson, G. Koester, L. Hodge. RED CROSS REPRESENTATIVES Back Row: J. Bell, J. Neidhardt, R. Schmidt. Row 7: P. Neidhardt, J. Hall, P. Balcer, A. Ronne, A. Kennedy. Row 6: L. Bolar, B. Adams. Row 5: G. Pearson, J. Saelens, J. Ross. Row 4: T. Wheeler, B. Vaughan, J. Ruscigno. Row 3: J. Walbom, S. Harton, M. Fors, S. Ostbey, D. Geis, A. White. Row 2: R. Simon, S. Warneke, S. Dye, S. Hoelzel, J. Allison, L. Asbahr, B. Robertson, F. Potter. Front Row: E. Wagner, W. Sherwood, D. Nelson, M. Bridges, Y. Schaefer, L. Evans. USHER CORPS Back Row: M. Johnson, N. Rickard, D. Rumble. Row 3: B. Turlay, Mr. Wood, D. Sayles, J. Bennett, D. Basham. Row 2: L. Evans, D. Damkaer, T. Olson, J. McComb, E. Fletcher, C. Richardson, J. Rose. Front Row: M. Kaufman, A. Ronne, D. Lindsay, P. Allen, T. Goode 11, L. Wells, S. Chappell, L. Jossy 106 Back Row: S. May, P. Pillman, J. Grimm, D. Eckman, J. Heifkcmper, S. Simmie. Row 2: J. McCaffrey, J. Huebncr, D. Crowley, G. West, R. Jodoin, L. Jobling. Row 1: M. Winn, L. Lemmon, P. Young, L. Zahlcr, S. Halbrook, N. Thorn. DEANS' HELPERS Back Row: M. Mann, P. Hill, M. Leaf, F. Potter. Row 3: E. Cary, S. Kramer, L. Donaldson, P. Carey, L. Klaus, I. Suomy. Row 2: J. Dobberfuhl, M. Shorthill, M. Nelson, B. Craven, L. Dayball. Front Row: N. DeHaan, J. Kret- zinger, E. Ezell, S. Fiddaman, S. Egger. 107 OFFICE HELPERS Back Row: L. Wells, B. Vaughan, A. Ronne. Row 2: P. Welch, J. Jacobson, M. Mathews, J. Shea, S. Hoelzel, M. Sjolander, L. Bravender. Front Row: B. Alden, J. Obcrg, J. Pearson, D. Vanderwall, B. Jamieson, G. Schamchorn. BOOK ROOM HELPERS 108 Back Row: C. Schwendcr, B. Gill, J. Quinn. Front Row: J. Keller, Mrs. Banister, J. Loos. YOUTH CENTER Back Row: P. Baker, D. Walters, C. Mickelson, M. Kennedy, K. McDaniels. Row 1: Mr. Beyer 109 SPECTRUM SALESMEN Back Row: B. Douphrate, W. Luke, G. Child, L. Bravender, J. Rose, D. Beito, B. Fluhrcr. Row 5: D. Fricse, M. Walter, J. Walyer, P. Young, J. Klaus, K. Zvarick, S. Simmie, M. Hildebrandt, J. Pearson. Row 4: M. Mayfield, S. Enos, M. Sjolander, G. York, A. Oakin, L. Dayball, G. Correll, G. Koester, G. Danielson. Row 3: L. Grill, M. Johnson, M. Kaufman, G. Greison, B. Earle, N. Hess, J. McPherson, M. Swanson, J. Bodvin, G. West, C. Waack. Row 2: P. Neidhardt, T. Royston, B. Lawrence, B. Bogue, R. Hammcrly, B. Turlay, D. Arnett, E. Chappell, D. Sayles, B. Vaughan. Row 1: L. Wells, A. Ronne. LIVEWIRE STAFF Front Row: D. May J. Robb,L. Evans, D. Snyder, A. Anderson, J. Bell, E. Cook. Back Row: Mr. Wood, M. Pricer, M. Walker, P. Stone, D. Jensen, M. Fors, M. Cornwell. no NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Whoa You're Tordy Smile, Please Broadway Ju$! Checlon! 3 O C Ldf c ll S A. Ronne E. Fronsden 0. Burgcn M. Koufmon I B. Phillips HOPKIN JENKINS B. Horris D. Bosham B. Hoston B. Burback P. Klein Pres. S Sec. S Treas. S Chop. F Chop. S 0. Bcochcll I j. Bennett I E. Burget D. Fries I T. Goode� J. Grodwohl I p. Hollenbeck M. Johnson I L. Kolin I B. Lowrcnc M. Moyfield I A. Owen I D. Soyles F. Wadsworth J. Wingo 114 ZELTA Back Row: Y. Ostrander, C. Van 8aarlc. M. Marvel, B. Benson, S. Thomas, J. Kyler, B. Barrett, M. Schlitt. Row 2: B. Robertson, J. Hamblen, C. Frank, P. Prentice, K. Schwender, B. Craven, J. McCurdy. Row 1: J. Ward, M. Cornell, L. Dayball, G. West, M. Stow, B. Vail, M. Swanson. Back Row: J. Rogers, A. East, A. Palmer, N. Malvick, M. Johnson, S. Fiddaman, P. Bolle. Row 3: B. Mishler, B. Hansen, M. McCarten, M. Fustos, B. Dillon, C. Lang, L. Bravender. Row 2: M. Edwards, S. Carlson, D. Wilson, S. Long, S. Weinbrenner. Front Row: C. Zorn, B. Nylander, G. Barnes, J. Quinn, D. Knaub, B. Douphrate. 115 Back Row: E. Ebbcrt, C. Mickelson, J. Boyer, J. Mercer, B. Robertson, B. Morin, E. Erickson, M. Stow, C. Smith, J. Dixon, S. Christie, G. Hutcherson, C. Georgeff, L. Leiseth, M. Klaus. Row 2: B. Anderson, P. Olsen, J. Snyder, M. Smith, D. Duncan, M. Simonsen, K. McDaniel, H. Fischback, G. Lloyd. Front Row: S. Renner, M. Falconer, J. Bartels, J. Gleason, A. Moad, C. Craig, S. Todd, M. Gibler, J. Wanner. DELPHI Back Row: P. Argeris, M. McCoy, B. Vail, M. Atherton, B. Adams, G. Westwcll, G. Weaver. Row 3: P. Gall, C. Geyderman, R. Pue, D. Burch, J. Eichorn, D. Stewart, J. Breathouwcr. Row 2: C. Guthrie, R. Tayson, D. Hoover, B. Curry, B. Graham, D. Gilbert, G. Walker. Front Row: J. Klein, T. Winge, J. Tormey, B. Hogard, B. Vaughan, J. Argeris, B. Smith, A. Jeppesen, J. Ruscigno. 117 B. Elliott D. Golden R. Hommerly J. Hormi H. Jocobs J. Morsholl R. Pittord B. Nelson N. Rickard R. Roberts D. Rumble B. Turloy L. Wicrjon D. Boroda | B. Brockton D. Burch B. Coscntinl R. Gabrielson LYMPIC HI -Y .jst-J SLsi'.tt. i J. Keltey B. Lonouj E. Phillips J. McDaniels Vj D. Roacri 118 wmummm KUFF Back Row: K. Lucas, J. Stensrud, S. Scott, D. Chase, D. Arnett. Row 6: J. Westgard, J. Stratton, D. Hyland, L. Bechard, B. Giess. Row 5: J. Shea, C. Cofer, D. Higgins, M. Kennedy. Row 4: B. Tcigen, P. Young, J. Rapacz, C. Maxey, L. Schicma, B. Tylcn. Row 3: $. Oswaldt, B. Parry, L. Luebke, B. Silva, C. Charnquist, D. Kramer, P, Roach, L. Asbahr. Row 2: S. Dye, L. Lemmon. Front Row: C. Kell, G. Graham, J. Gullickson, N. Leaverton, J. Davis. AMECA Back Row: D. Hoover, H. Boyd, F. Jeppesen, M. Johnson. Row 7: J. Swonson, D. Basham, R. Baroda, B. Olsen. Row 6: R. Moore, L. Levecn, B. Lester, P. Walker. Row 5: B. Lord, J. Meier. Row 4: P. Shanks, C. Billctcr, B. Turlay, Miss Ingebritson, J. Wilson, R. Westgard, B. Brelje. Row 3: B. Phillips, D. Schmidt, D. Rumble, P. Klein. Row 2: L. Greene, D. Rogers, B. Adams, N. Rickard. Front Row: D. Rutter, D. Westover, R. Williams, D. Hedlund. 119 A. Bcckmon L. Btchard P. Clark D. Higgins S. Hoclxcl B. Hogord K. Lucos C. Moxcy E. Ortmon C. Robinson P. Lindsey § w G. Denning B. Douphrot© I J. Fundingslond I P. Gcorgcodcs LATAWA mas D. Hylond A. Lorson N. Lcoverton 1 N. Lcistiko A. Mood B. Murray | P. Olsen L. Lemmon m K. McDonicIs I. KOthenberg 120 PHAROAH Back Row: D. Rask, B. Phillips, R. Langus, D. Getman, B. O'Brien, J. Breathower, B. Olson. Row 5: L. Weirson, H. Boyd, J. Hudman, D. Hoover, D. Rumble, B. Girvan, T. Hagenbucher, D. Bcachel, E. Graves. Row 4: L. Brown, C. Jordan, R. Gullett, T. Brown, F. Moore, D. Hall. Row 3: B. McNicholas, L. Greene, C. Billetter, B. Turlay, B. Lord, R. Walker, B. Huston. Row 2: D. McDonald, D. Hedlund, J. Meier, R. Williams, C. McKccn, G. Westwell, R. Westgard, B. Adams. Front Row: I. Klein, R. Wilson, D. Westover, M. Wiebe, F. Jcppesen, D. Walters, P. Walker. CLOAK AND CUE Back Row: T. Swan, D. Ekman, L. Johnson, G. Ginther, C. Scougale, M. Byrant, Mrs. Helmer. Row 2: M. Meadows, C. Emmons, D. Darrow, 8. 8ccvor, A. Gill, C. Swanson, M. Collins, S. Duckworth, A. White, M. Bishop. Front Row: B. Arns, E. Webster, W. Pool, J. Smith, C. Rothcnberg, N. Dressier, S. Moe, M. Petrik, C. White, A. Beech. 121 D. Gilbert Sgt. F J. Eichorn Sgt. F end S B. Voughon V. Pres. F R. Pue Treos. F and S B. Hoqord See. F M. Atherton J. Peterson Pres. S V. Morgon See. S M. Anderson D. Bureh E. Chopped C. Guthrie A. Jeppeson D. Coulson E. Ording J. Tormey J. Thodos 0. Molget K. Lucos 122 SIGMA AMA CHI Back Row: S. Carson, R. Ambrose, V. Currcnce, G. Asplund, B. Nelson, D. Galvin. Row 2: H. Yancey, D. David, J. Ray, S. Cox, S. Mandell, S. Dawes. Front Row: C. Beech, D. Crowley, B. Jamieson, R. McDougald, D. Vander- wall, R. Bradford. Back Row: L. Wierson, D. Renfro, E. Phillips. Row 8: M. Atherton, R. Burback. Row 7: R. Royer, R. Hammcrly. Row 6: D. Basham, D. Rutter. Row 5: J. Tabrum, E. Fletcher. Row 4: D. Malget, P. Allen, D. Rask, C. McKccn. Row 3: G. Wcstwell, L. Jossy, A. Ronnc, J. Meier. Row 2: B. Lackorc, R. Williams, D. Burch, M. Kaufman. Front Row: J. Hogan, L. Kalin, L. Wells, D. Gilbert, M. Wiebe, M. Anderson. 12i S. 01 ton Sgt. S. B. Gilmore Treot. F. Scc. Treot S. Thomot G. Brown B. Borbur A. Clork G. Deloxier A. Booker S. Horton K. Jones D. Jensen S. Sutton A. Hughct I L. Hurt J. Lindquist I R. McOougold I D. McKibbtn I C. Ouderkirk I J. Smoll 124 ADLER Back Row: Miss Ingebritson, G. Child, J. Saelens, M. Jacques, S. Myers, D. Eckhardt, Mr. Bassett. Front Row: J. Adams, W. Ratzlaf. CLIO Back Row: W. Sherwood, C. Wagner, M. Earle, H. Neville. Row 2: S. Fcnning, C. Beech, D. Jensen, P. Graham, .P. McLain, R. Wallen. Front Row: A. Yancey, H. Wirostck, S. Magleby, M. Leaf, B. Earle, E. Clulow, R. Swendsen. 125- J. Brcthcour E. Choppell M. Andersen C. La Franchise D. Gctman D. Hoover T. Hcogenbccher 0. Lindsey L. Lcvtcn K. Lucos T. Notos V. Morgan M. McCoy R. Moore F. Moore J. Peterson D. Woltcrs J. Swanson J. Tormey D. Robison R. Wcstgord D. Westover R. Wcstwell 126 ZEQUINN Back Row: V. Lounsbury, A. Stevens, S. Egger, P. Georgeades, G. Dehning, M. Marvel, B. Benson, M. Nelson, J. Rothenberg, L. Schmidt, M. Swartz. Row 4: D. Nelson, J. Kilgore, L. Wright, A. Dakin, M. Evorts, B. Hutchins, L. Anderson, D. Rogers. Row 3: E. Ortmann, J. Gilmore, P. Pillman, J. Harris, S. Simmie, R. Pechanec, P. Kinston, G. Berkshire. Row 2: G. York, J. Baxter, J. Wright, B. Bounds, D. Jacobson, M. Shorthill, G. Peters. Front Row: B. Ezell, J. Krctzinger, B. Bogue, J. Shea, P. Clark, B. Murry. GUAKO Back Row: J. Field, S. Thiede, D. Hyland, D. Dimitrovich, N. DeHaan, J. Spencer, C. Halbrook, M. Tcrgcsen, S. Severance, E. Bauer. Row 4: C. Staska, P. Lindsey, J. Frederickson, M. Swanson, L. Schlema, C. Maxev, G. Hutcherson, B. Silva, L. Luebke, J. Allison, L. Asbahr. Row 3: M. Simonsen, S. Renner, C. Smith, L. Lund, E. Ezell, S. Morgan, G. Gunderson, B. Schragg, L. Salveson, J. Stensrud. Row 2: B. Giess, S. Christie, D. Chase, D. Kramer, C. Gcorgeff, L. Zahler, S. Jensen, B. Manley, S. Peterson. Front Row: E. Ebbert, B. Parry, J. Gullickson, B. Tylen, J. Harms, D. Arnett, J. Gross, J. Davis, M. Kennedy, J. Westgard, N. Zollczzi. 127 D. Either M. Foulkncr H. Fishboek WILL ? © a N. Leistlko P. Young Chop. S Sgt. F a C. Chornquist I S. Christie C. Gcorgeff G. Cillis P. Htcbncr A. Mood P. Olsen M. Hildcbrondt N. Richords B. Hogord C. Robinson J. Stofford J. Snyder J. Robison L. Schrollcr P. Robinson 128 PHOTOGRAPHIC CLUB Back Row: T. Kirkham, J. Niedhart, D. Johnson. Row 3: T. Robb, A. Graves, D. Damkaer, T. Lewis. Row 2: W. Luke, G. Child, E. Pierson. Front Row: A. Stormer, S. Sayles, D. Johannessen, T. Hickman, P. Rutherford. TANDA S. Bales, S. Church, M. Peters, A. Pettcrson, P. Morrell, V. Callaway. 129 Back Row: G. Field, C. Richardson, D. Hoover, R. Pue, J. Tabrum, G. Gerlach, J. Griffin. Row 3: R. Williams, C. Olinger, C. Gladden, B. Julian, R. Dowling, B. Harmon, H. Wirostck, N. Jordan, D. Swanson, D. Yarnell. Row 2: A. Yancey, S. Scott, M. Saul, R. Young, J. Fuller, O. Tom, M. Cornwell. Front Row: A. VanDuzer, S. Wilson, C. Zorn, B. Ezell, P. Stone, A. Beckman, 8. Douphrate, B. Fluhrer, Miss Shaw, S. Thomas. JUNIOR I.R.L. Back Row: G. Pimm, M. Russell, S. Crowder, L. Greer, J. Swanson, B. Harding. Row 4: W. Riegelmann, $. Hansen, C. Thompson, H. Heyden, R. Lorenz, E. Phillips. Row 3: R. Jodoin, J. Jennings, V. May, B. Kinnaman, S. Harton, J. Green, A. Taylor, M. Winn, J. Huebncr. Row 2: P. Dawes, C. Frank, J. Ward, M. Stow, G. Schamchorn, A. Moad, M. Smith, J. Gross, D. Nyberg, B. Orvis. Front Row: M. Leckbandt, C. Kell, Miss Shaw, B. Douphrate, L. Mykol, C. Georgeff, J. Rothenbcrg, G. Hutcherson, J. Pearson, L. Wright. 130 President F. Secretory F. Treosurer F. G. Moldcn Hlstorion S. S. Er o Sergcont-of-Arms F 8. Gcorgolokis 5. Egger Vice-president S. Ctioploin-Sccretory R. Pittord J. Bortels Treosurer S. Choptoin S. HILO Back Row: 0. Spencer, P Pillmon, G. Bettis, G. Molden, G. Hutcherson. Row 3: J. Quinn, J. Obcrg, B. Earle, D Etcher, L Zohler, C McKinney, J. Shea, J. Harms Row 2: S. Long, S. Renner, K. Durkec, A. Dakin, L. Bolar, J. Finch, G. Peters, M. Nelson, B. Benson, N. Thorn. Front Row: S. Enos, B. Tylen, S. May, F. Charr, B. Silva, Miss Deierlein, G. Grieson, B. Georgalakis, L. Kncpper, $. Egger, S. Lciseth. 131 MOZART J. Griffin, W. Moore, G. Benedict, W. Riegelmann, G. Pearson. Row 5: K. Meredith, S. Smiley, A. Ewing, E. Hueni. Row 4: B. Dirks, J. Loffin, M. Diei, S. Riggers. Row 3: D. Geis, J. Small, D. Harris, M. Johnson. Row 2: V. Anderson, P. Huebner, M. Pricer, B. Gcorgalakis, M. Leikauf, M. Walker, C. Front Row: Mr. Risinger, R. Williams, J. Kindley, J. Whaley, N. Thorn, C. Erickson. LEONES Back Row: Mrs. Kilborn, C. Zorn, W. Gerlach, F. Thornton. Row 2: P. Stone, J. Jacobson, J. Kilgore, C. Rodwick. Front Row: L. Evans, M. Mathews, C. Bloodgood, E. Heer. Back Row: C. Spady, K. Butherus, W. Glovka, S. Corder. Row 3: M. Winn, D. Zevick, S. Burnette, L. Olson. Row 2: S. Haag, V. Currence, G. Asplund, Y. Schaefer, D. McKinney. Front Row: P. Stone, K. Seller, J. Huebner, M. Rhodes, D. Geis. . JASON LEE Hl-Y Back Row: L. Anderson, J. Franklin, J. Caples. Row 4: T. Nelson, T. Waldrop, E. Wagner, C. Jamison, G. Swender. Row 3: D. McCready, J. Ewing, R. Williams, R. Ashla, D. Nordling. Row 2: B. Staton, R. Loomis, R. Spitze, T. Dillon, D. Still. Front Row: H. Neville, M. Hcmstrect, C. Scharich, N. Hansen. 133 ZETA Back Row: S. Edge, L. Hoenselaar, J. Dobberfuhl, D. McKinney, G. West, I. Suomy. Row 2: J. Jacobson, J. McCaffrey, J. Kindley, F. Potter, G. DeLozier, M. Winn. Front Row: L. Wornath, P. Hill, D. Harris, S. Fiddaman, V. Anderson, A. Miller. THESPIANS Back Row: D. Murphy, J. Saelcns, P. Brady, R. Stewart, D. Wells. Row 2: H. Yancey, L. Schiema, C. Ohm, J. Spencer. Front Row: M. Winkeler, R. Hanson, B. Trommler, R. Phipps, C. Robinson, B. Douphrate. PREPPERS Back Row: M. Green, N. Conrad, N. Hale, E. Eclid, R. Hawkins, M. Foot. Row 2: R. Schultz, H. Taylor, J. Verdcry, M. Murphy, N. Thorpe. Front Row: D. Huhnke, G. Forbes, H. Beeman, J. O'Brien, S. Meyers. TNT Back Row: W. Sayer, L. Hood, D. McNeill, C. Hally. Row 2: W. Sherwood, D. Thorn, R. Atscff. Front Row: R. McDougald, B. Aldcn, C. Rodwick. 135 PERSONNA Back Row: M. Meadows, M. Bryant, C. Frank, B. Arms, J. Saelens, P. Brady, G. Gregory, D. Murphy, D. Wells, W. Luke, D. Beito. Row 2: B. Hicks, H. Yancey, C. Shumway, A. Yancey, L. Bolar, R. Stewart. Front Row: T. Farrell, M. Leckbandt, D. Estes, V. Wells, R. Hanson, B. Trommler, J. Spencer. HI-NOTE 136 Back Row: Mr. Bradford, D. Schmid, D. Foster, M. Downing, P. McKeown. Row 4: A. Nelson, M. White, Z. Murphy, N. Hale, J. Egbers. Row 3: W. Foss, R. Greison, M. McKeown, J. Jennings, R. Lorenz. Row 2: D. Barnhart, M. Darks, C. Reynolds, R. Becker, W. Sherwood. Front Row: B. Borchcrs, H. Wirostck, C. Egbers, E. Ammann, E. Becker. Hord At Work list America tlow To Cook The Other Side Max The Menace Look Whot The Tide Woshed In Bosom Buddies Whoops Smile Pleosc Rogues Gollery IjEFF youth c£wte High Stepper Lovers? Full House Sergeant Preston? Outdoor Type Mermoidf?? P.T.A 138 IN CAROLYN SJOLANDER’S MEMORY A little angel from above Has been visiting our place. She was so sweety so full of love, That comes with God’s own grace. She loved her Lord and gave Him praise For all He’d done for her; And never failed her voice to raise In witnessing and prayer. She only wished her life to give, A sacrifice to Him Who died that others still may live, And sing with cherubim. The praise and glory to the One Who was for sinners slain, And now the battle ere is won Her life was not in vain. Thanks to the Lord who gives us breath, Thanks to the Lord who conquered death, Thanks to the Lord who molds our will To be obedient, silent, and still. WRITTEN BY Nathaniel Sjolander, HER FATHER 139 Jyx� mxxm — ► -G03X0 actvcxtL jfts Z 3 Your Walnut Park TWinoaks 6412 PENNEY'S N. E. Union and Killingsworth When yon buy it at Penney’s It’s Right - In Price In Quality In Style Lyon Construction Co. Roofing and Siding FLAMEOUT PAINT 9210 N. Peninsula Portland 17, Oregon Ask Your Neighbor Do You Get VOCA? THE NORTH PORTLAND NEWSPAPER 4038 N. Mississippi Congratulations to the 1952 SPECTRUM STAFF . . . for selection and development of Nautical Theme . . . and best wishes for a successful Voyage of the S. S. Jefferson BERNCLIFF Printers and Lithographers Portland, Oregon 141 OSBORN'S CLEANERS and DYERS In at 9:30 a.m.. Out at 5 p.m. MEN'S SUITS Cleaned 1 OC Pressed 1«Z0 PLAIN DRESSES Cleaned $ Pressed....... 1.35 Have Your Garmonts Waterproofed at Small Additional Chargo ☆ MU 9647 Wool Remnants Cotton and Rayon Yardage Sewing Supplies 1633 N. E. Killingsworth Wo Givo S. H. Groon Stamps THE REMNANT SHOP 161� X.E. Killingmorth MULHOLLAND'S QUALITY FOODS H. P. Fenning, Prop. 1640 N. E. ALBERTA TR 5665 2716 N. E. Union Ave. “As Near as Your Telephone” GA 1181 Specializing in North and Northeast Residential Property For A Quick Sale — Call Sayles FIRE INSURANCE AND MORTGAGE LOANS ★ 142 1625 N.E. KILLINGSWORTH--TU 5141 Good advice . . . It was only 20 years ago . . . as an ex Jeffersonian that I bought my first appliance. Time passes quickly so get the best. BUY . . . NORGE TAPPAN WESTINGHOUSE Freeland RPPLIRflCE CENTER 425 N. E. Killingsworth GA 1275 Between Rodgers Walnut Park Store and Launderette Lloyd Byerly SPORTING GOODS TEAM EQUIPMENT OUR SPECIALTY £15 S. W. Sixth Ave. Right next to Y.M.C.A. Portland, Oregon Clarence Walker Flowers Across from “The Little Chapel of the Chimes” 435 N. Killingsworth St., Portland 11, Oregon TWinoaks 5538 SIX JEFF HIGH Time for a Nehi DELICIOUS FLAVORS ORANGE STRAWBERRY ROOT BEER GRAPE LIME - LEMON CREME 143 NEHI BEVERAGE CO. of PORTLAND LORRAINE BARRAGAR HARVEY BARRAGAR Tolophono BEacon 6156 Our New Location 313 S. W. Filth Avonuo PORTLAND 4. OREGON Dear Students: Thank you for having selected us as your official photographer. We have endeavored to justify your faith in us by doing our best to please you. We hope that you like us as well as we liked working for you. In the fliture, when you have need for good photographs taken by a professional photographer, whether it be a portrait, special pictures for special events, a family group, or formals or candids when you are married, feel free to tell us your requirements. We have an especially fine service on wedding portraits. We shall look forward to seeing you when you again need photographs taken by a professional photographer. Let us again express our appreciation for the fine cooperation of the entire student body. It has made our work with you very pleasant. Sincerely, KENNEL-ELLIS Harvey Barragar t. 144 Stepping Out | Philo Alloir Pepsodent Smile's Pyramid Club The Bo ttf Boys Gruesome T� oiom« Fearless Foursome Gory Goble Cr Associates Jell's Football Tcoi How Touching' The Worden Speaks Alter Gome Donee Polishing Up To Tom OOOOO-Would I Business Courses A Modern School Teaching Modern Business Methods • Accounting • Stenographic • Calculator - Comptometer • Business Management Call . . . BEacon 3137 Registrar... RUTH M. HATLERY DAY NIGHT SCHOOL Catalogue available upon request Member of Nat'l Assoc, and Council of Business Schools Behnke - Walker Business College NEW FLIEDNER BLDG. — 1017 S. W. WASH. Compliments of . . . Neal's Drugs 2703 N. Williams PRESCRIPTIONS FOUNTAIN SUNDRIES MU 7552 Engineered Custom Built Tanks and Truck Equipment 549 N. E. THIRD AVE. VE 2116 PORTLAND 14, OREGON GIFT HEADQUARTERS Books - Stationery - Art Supplies Fountain Pens - Cameras - Music Records - Radios - Hobbies and Crafts The J. K. GILL Co. S. W. Fifth Ave. at Stark ATwator 8681 Dayball Duplicating Service Multigraphing and Mimeographing Addressing and Mailing Large and Small form ... Especially offset printing DEKUM BLDG — BRoadway 1935 If no answer — MU 7968 HYTONE CLEANERS “Across from the library” ONE DAY SERVICE In at 9, out at 5 10% off to all Jeff Students and Teachers 146 515 N. KILLINGSWORTH Lackore Grocery Walnut Park Jewelry MEATS ★ GROCERIES 425 N. E. Killingsworth CANDY Dr. F. A. Ebel 6214 N. Interstate GArfield 5970 441 N. Killingsworth Frank's Barber Shop Pfeifer's Bakery 5427 N. E. 42nd ★ MAY SHOPPE CLEANERS 3948 N. Mississippi 14 N. Killingsworth Modern Maid 2 N. E. KILLINGSWORTH Compliments of CHASE’S DINNERS, Troutdale, Oregon Compliments of Alberta Furniture Company COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS 1901 N. E. Alberta TR. 1187 147 om HICKS CHATTEN Thanks, Mates! Our thanks to Mr. Gene Olson, Spectrum Adviser, Editor Gary Field, and their outstanding staff for their cooperation in production of this 1952 SPECTRUM. 115 S. W. Fourth Street Portland 148 Our Congratulations to the Class of '52 Best Wishes T. b J. CLEANERS 3804 N. Mississippi VANITY CLEANERS b DYERS 4301 N. Mississippi PHIPPS PHARMACY 4001 N. Mississippi THE AVENUE PRINTERS 3912 N. Mississippi ECONOMY CENTER MKT. b GROC. 6438 N. Greeley Ave. BUNCH CHEVRON STATION Vancouver and Killingsworth BRIGGS-GETHING OPTICAL 622 S. W. Broadway DILLON BROS. GAS STATION Vancouver and Killingsworth JOHN HELMER The Man's Shop 969 S. W. Broadway LEHL'S FOOD STORE Home Made Sausage 1007 N. E. Failing PIEDMONT VARIETY 5536 N. Albina Ave. RANDLES PHARMACY 801 N. Killingsworth PARKVIEW MARKET 5949 N. Albina 30th AVENUE GARAGE Alberta and 30th Ave. STAR ELECTRIC b FURNITURE CO. 1004 N. Killingsworth PERSON'S BAKERY 813 N. Portland Blvd. J. b L. CLEANERS 816 N. Killingsworth PRINCESS CLEANERS 1324 N. Killingsworth 149 privilege FOR FATHERS OSLY t , is membership in th c+ -K -.Q’tsjl JEFF DADS CLUB Ti lose of us already in this club invite you to join us—if you, too, arc fortunate enough to be the father (or male guardian) of a Jefferson student. This is a friendly, informal club. Our rules arc few and flexible. At the same time, the club is proud of its record for “getting things done” when called upon by students, faculty or the community. The Jeff Dads Club is not affiliated with any other organization. Often, however, we’ve assisted other groups, but we glory in our own independence as a purely J.H.S. organization. First, last and always we’re for Jefferson, its students, teachers, parents and friends. It is your right — and your duty — to share in this club’s fellowship, its work and fun. It will cost you only $1 a year. Come on, fellow Dad, and join us. • MEETINGS The Jeff Dods meet the fourth Tuesday of eoch month at 8 p.m. in the school. Meetings lost obout 1 Vz hours, followed by coffce-ond- doughnuts ond interesting bull ses- sions for Dads able to stay. • HOW TO JOIN Come to o meeting ond sign up... or contoct the club secretary ... or send $1 with your full name ond eddress to the Live Wire Office at Jefferson high school. • JOBS TO BE DONE Dads able to porticipote actively in club endeavors may volunteer for work on these committees: Program. Membership. Telephone. Football and Track ond Field Patrol. Annuol Jeff Spring Musical. Publicity. Build- ing and Modernization. Jeff Youth Center. Activities. Athletic Dinner. Scholarship. Counseling Job Place- ment. Student Dance. Uniforms. Jeff Hails Club BUNCH Service Station YOUR CHEVRON DEALER 5427 N. Vancouver Ave. SMITHCRAFTED COVERS Ait Blue Ribbon Winners Your 1952 Spectrum yearbook cover was created by - - - - The S. K. Smith Company “DEDICATED TO FINE COVER MAKING” 5260 West 104th Street Los Angeles 45, California COMPLIMENTS OF PORTLAND'S OWN STORE So. I ■!.. 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