Jefferson High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Portland, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1954 volume:

F - The theme of the 1954 Spectrum is based on one mythical member of the Jefferson Student Body who is unusually ac- tive in all phases of high school life. This character, whom you met in the cartoon on the pre- vious page, is an extremely cosmopolitan individual who takes pride and pleasure in his scholastic, social, and athletic prowess. On the basis of these abilities and his amazing personality he has been chosen to lead you on a guided tour through the book. His job will be to introduce you photographically to the people and places that are Jefferson. The Spectrum staff knows him as MAT , (Man About Town), and they accord you the same pleasure. TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction and Administration Student Body Government Freshman, Sophomore, Junior Classes Clubs Organizations, Classrooms, The Arts Sports Seniors Rose Festival Senior Activities Spectrum Staff Advertising The prestige of Jefferson High School may come from the fondness and genuine respect that the students and faculty share for the school. Only a mutual interest such as this love could produce such strong feeling of comradeship between students, faculty, and alumni. This pride, manifested in many fields, has carried Jeff to vic- tories in the field of athletics. Jefferson is also proud of its busy and varied social schedule. At the Youth Center students may dance, play ping-pong, shuffleboard, checkers, or just plain talk. Then, of course, there are the casual, semi-formal, and formal dances that dot the social calendar. Jefferson also is proud of its academic achievement exemplified by the numer- ous scholarships and many honors Jefferson students receive. Jefferson owes a debt of appreciation for the fine coopera- tion and many services of the Parent Teacher Association and the Dad's Club. But the real backbone of the school is tradition. It is out of these smaller sparate entities that the great Jefferson tradition has evolved. Jefferson and tradition go hand in hand. . . . This Spectrum is thereby dedicated to the fine traditions that are Jefferson High School. DEDICATION dedicated TO THE TRADITIONS THAT ARE JEFFERSON Good citizenship is the cornerstone of our way of life. This implies knowledge, determination, and action on the part of all Americans. Both superior leadership and an alert, well in- formed following are needed. Each citizen must believe so firmly in his country, in its institutions, and its objectives that he accepts willingly and courageously whatever sacrifices may be demanded to safeguard their existence. An intense love of this country does net mean a holier than thou at- titude toward our local and world neighbors, but rather it seeks to gain their friendship through example and good works. Unwarranted prejudices, tolerance of crime, abject poverty, ignorance and other forms of social malnutrition will continue to exist and to flourish until an aroused people des- troy their roots. Like those who have gone before and those who will fol- low, Jefferson graduates must accept their responsibilities; must show an increasing desire to participate in the affairs of the state, nation, and world; and must prepare themselves educationally, religiously, economically, and socially, to cope with the demands made upon their generation. The cost of good citizenship is high; the rewards are priceless. C. L. JONES What has high school meant to you? Has it been four years of intellectual development, of participa- tion in physical and social activities, of growth in lead- ership and follower-ship qualities so basic to respon- sible citizenship? Perhaps high school has meant all of these to you, but. in any case, the path your high school career has followed has been primarily your decision. What have you made of your opportunity? ROY O. MALO New students are welcomed to Jefferson by a friendly, happy faculty and student body. Each student practices hourly all the many privileges and responsi- bilities of citizenship. Each can find a satisfying place for himself. All, working together, build a successful Jefferson, with a democratic, friendly and hard-working student body. MISS DOROTHY FLEGEL COMMERCIAL Front row: Margaret Pur- vino, Catharine Fostor. Fay© Chavez. Back row: Alice Johnson. Hugh McGinnis, Audrey Coons. Ruth Hodson, John Rockwell. ENGLISH Front row: Sadie Ettolson. V ilhilma Englor. Back row: Esthor Olson. Ruth Hall, Elma Kimbrell, Phillip Hammond. Ruth Howeilor. ENGLISH Front row: Elizabeth Parker Katherine Tyler. Back row Dolores Leavens. Margaret Robinson. Martha Shull, Margaret Smith. Kev Collins. FACULTY FOREIGN LANGUAGE Graco Deierlotn, Ralph Bas- sett. Hildegard Ziegler. Marian Kilborn. MATHEMATICS Front rows Hazol Karr. Jack King. Ruth Bonnott. Back row: Car! Knudson. Pat Barney. William Knouli. MATHEMATICS Front row: Mildred Mitchel. Charles Marlowo, Laura Scott. Back row: Dean Still. Ed- win Schneider, Harry Rich- ards. HOMEMAKING Helen Siver, Lucile Higgins INDUSTRIAL ART Floyd Potorson, Robert Howell SOCIAL STUDIES Front row: Rhetta Me Loan, Botiy Ingobritson Croloot, Mary Van Fleot. Winaircd Pauseh. Back row: Theodore Karges, Hugh Marritt, Jo© Hood. SOCIAL STUDIES Front row: Oenono Shaw, Jessie Farrlss, Echo Mc- Mahon. Back row: Lawrence Ed- wards. Paul Roth. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Ruth Samuolson, Ralph Davis, Juno- ann Poo, Tom DoSylvia, Naomi Say, Robert Hull. SCIENCE Row 1: Wilma V hite. Glonna Teet- ers. Georgia Doan, Joan Hill. Row 2: Adrean Douglas, William Knoulf. Earl Kellmor. MUSIC Charlos Bradford. Max Risinger, Edith Charlston. ART Charles Edmonds. John Rydor. James Doortcr COMBINED SOCIAL STUDIES and ENGLISH Lawrence Petery, Shirley Wyss. Harold Hanson. Mario Skions. COMBINED SOCIAL STUDIES and ENGLISH H. P. Rickert. Suo Bushnoll. Rob- ert Henderson, Lenora Levan. Pari- mas Marsubian. Claronco Boyor Molba Sparks (Drama); Folix Cal- kins (Social Studies); )ohn Neeley (Scionco) OFFICE STAFF Alice Hulfsmith, Martha Tathwell, Helen Wiegman. Ann Moyer. Ev- elyn KlopSonstoin, lean Miller. CAFETERIA STAFF June Ray. Cecelia Lamport, Ardith Earbar, Doris Tucker, Irene Wilson. Nellie Knutsen. Molbia Milne. CUSTODIANS Row 1: Alex Zouvolos, Robert Clark, Everett Elkins. Row 2: William Chas- teen, James Loving. Calvin Hoke. Chester Wing, Marion Williams. PT A OFFICERS and MEMBERS. Front row: Ray Boacholl, Hugh McGinnis. Dallas Roniro, Paul Royaton. Socond row: E, J. Smith, E. M. Ottorstodt, Ray Foster. Don Stanley, C. L. Gabriel. Third row: R, G. Friose. Davo Reinikka. S. A. Johnson. Oscar G. Beech. Fourth row: A1 Owon, Chuck Bradford. Ford Amend. Roy O. Male. OFFICERS and BOARD. Front row: Mrs. G. H. Hanson. Mrs. Louis Ol- son, Mrs. Arno Timmorman, Mrs. E. J. Hycho, Mrs. Dan Soronson, Mrs. Don McKinnon. Back row: Mrs. R. G. Frioso, Mrs. Burt V olls, Mrs. J. B. Clark. Mrs. Dwight Johnson, Mrs. E. M. Ottorstodt, Mrs. A. Wayne Durrol . DAD’S CLUB SEPTEMBER DECEMBER r� n! f Wond � Und APRIL M«y D y CALENDAR 1953-1954 OCTOBER NOVEMBER Rally AimmUy FEBRUARY JANUARY MARCH Anwhic and Otd Laco Hobo HMibwn JUNE Tom Notos, president (standing); Frank Wadsworth, athletic repre- sentative; Peggy Mahoney, vico-prosident; Ellsworth Berget, treas- urer; LaVerle Anderson, secretary; Jim Wingo, service manager. SPRING STUDENT BODY OFFICER FALL STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Dick Beachcll, athletic representative; Ted Hagonbucher, treasurer; lean Wright, secretary; Louie Montague, president; Jean McPherson, vice-president; Dick Blue, service manager. SPRING ROOM REPRESENTATIVES FRESHMAN OFFICERS and COUNSELORS: Richard Briggs, treasurer; Barbara Anderson, vice-president; Ronny Timmorman, president; Bonnio Smith, secretary; Ronnie Breeden, sergeant-at-arms; and Delores Mozyk. historian. Standing, Miss Grace Doierloin, and Mr. Carl Knudson. Ron Aase Jim Adams A. Aday S. Albrecht D. Allredson B. Andorson C. Andorson D. Andorson K. Andorson S. Anderson S. Anderson Allen Ando M. Androws Heinz Antoni Gary Arondt Ray Babb Diana Bailer Scott Baily B. Baker Gary Baker Aleta Bales Phyllis Banks Caro! A. Barnes M. Bartels B. Basham J. Beachell C. Benson lita Bond fangie Borgen Sloria Bradon ue Bradford onna Bradley aul Bradloud larry Branln 3ary Brannan Sarbara Bray Imanul Breckel alo Broshoars 'aro! 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Goldhammer Ralph Golik loan Gray Gary Green Elinor Groison Nancy Gill JoAnn Haag Peter Hall Peggie Jo Hamm Faith Hanson Mike Harpham Margvorit Harris Jean Harver Horby Harms Sylvia Hawport Larry Hedges Konna HoiTling Margaret Hoil Clarence Hain Larry Heltzel Ann Hendon B. Hondorson Gary Horgort Kenneth Horms Konncth-------- JoAnno Higdon Dave Hi Hermann Lolita Hogg Ken Hohnstoin Marilyn Hohnstoir, Diana Hokomb Jim Hollingsworth Norma Hood Snadra Hoover Alico Hudson Max Hydon Ruta Inkens Bobbve Jackson John Jacob Chuck Jacques Kathryn Japf Marlene Jarvi Jerry Jennings Janice Jinnoy Marx Joe Mike Johanneson Don Johnson Ernig Johnson Kris Johnson Judy Johnston Millie Jonos Shcrrian Jones Labortha Jundt foAnn Kadon loborta Kandal Harry Kantas Linda Kass Howard Kato Gary Kcclc David Kell Mike Kell Gary Kellorman Garry Kellorman Jerry Kellogg Georgo Kondler Barbara Konnedy Jerry Kightlingor Sallio Kinard M. Klingsporn Jean Kloss Richie Koehn Darlene Koffman Darlene Kolln Karon Krein Bill Krohn Robert Krueger Kurt Kunger Ron Langos Botty Larson Jerome Larsen Joanne Larson Marcia Larson Dick Leonard Don Lepley Pearl Lee Iim Lillis .enore Linde Joe Lockhart Donna Lohr Doris Long Nancy Lorcntzen Gregory Lott Clinton Lovell Mary Jano Lowo Kathleen Luenser Phillip Lundberg Larry Lyons Don Macloed Dorothy Malary Marcia Mason Bill Mann Donna Manning Max Markham Ed Marlin Patricia Martin Eddio Mae Massey Jerry Matthews Sharon Mattila Marion Mayor Charlene McAbee Stuart McAlpino JoAnne McBain Michael McCarty Ray McCarty David McCord Dennis McCoy Lois McCroskoy Judy McCumsev R. McDougald Dons McFarland Ioan McGowon 'at McGrath Mary McNabb N. McPhootors Carol McPherson Gary Melloma Judy Morcer Carol Morriiield Margaret Mayors Dolores Mezyk Claudotte Miles Gary Miller Donna Milligan Donald Mtttleidor Darol Moeller E. Montgomery L. Montgomery L Montgomery Dorothy Moore Stanley Murff Celeste Mykol Darlene Nagel Winnie Nanco Ted Neiohbors Harold Nelson Larry Nelson Paulino Nelson Jody North Joann Nowell Nancy Olsen Byron Ostrom Edna O'Sullivan Carole Ott Willie Owens Dean Owron Robert Overv Arlene Parker Marie Parker Don Parton Ron Patterson Joe Paul Tommv Pauli Evorott Payton Jack Pearl Bob Pearson Virginia Porry A1 Petorson tack Peterson tobert Peterson Loretta Poterson Sharon Patrick Frances Pettis [«not Phillips Lesloy Pickering loo Pierco Roberto Pino Julio Pittengen Ron Poltor Karen Pratt Katherine Pratt Donna Proston Patsy Province Leon Pruitt Gary Pullen Richard Rasmus: Darryl Ray Diane Rood Pamela Rood William Richard Elaine Riggs Roger Riley jim Risingor Henry Roberts Betty Jo Robinsc A1 Roe Marylyn Rogers Virginia Rohl Bob Rossman Barbara Runge Jim Ruscigno Dick Rylos Sharon Sabo Carol Salo Dolores Sands Dorothy Satterfu Art Schmidt Kathryno Schmi Carol Schraa Helen Schroller P. Schwcndomar Phyllis Seaberry Pat Sears Pat Serele Janice Serneal Jack Setzer Ron Sheverman Bob Shiningor Barbara Shinn Nadine Shorthill Glon Signalness Betty Sikes Barbara Simon Judy Sims Bob Skils Wayne Slaughto Charols Slider Bonnie Smith Frank Smith Gary Smith Judv Smith Kathleen Smith Sharon Sodabur Mike Spencer Judy Springer Jack Stacey Gary Stafford Alaco Starr Sharron Steelo Barbara Stevens Kitv Stognor Judy Staucher Mary Strachan Eva Mao Sutton Duane Swanson Sharon Swartz Shirloy Swofforc Claire Tangvald David Taylor Pat Tharp Joyce Thomas Judy Thrienon Terry Thorsell Rood Timmorma: Mary Tobias Dick Tow Davo Tozcr Susan Trojol Larry Turpen Loretta Van Sco' ohn Voloudakis 3. Von Breeden Ella Vorn Wackcr Carol Wallace Cloria Walker Virginia Waller Seorge Waters William Walker Winifred Walker ficki Wanner ackio V assonar Jtolla V atkins lonnie Way arilvn Weaver ohn Webber )avo Welko Cathloen Wells im West )ana Whitakor haron Williams anet V ilson ►ob V inklor losste Winston licolotte Winn cona Woolie on Wool taymon Wood ulia Woronsfcerg oreen Yost onna Young laila Zahler .sdy Zink lary Ellen Zook shn Zuborbuhler lanlyn Horringer ranees Olson rry Roberts Roger Adam Bryce Adkins Lynne Allred M. Altenburg Gary Ambrose Don Amend Arlene Andersor Carol Andorson Jerry Anderson R. Anderson S. Andorson Anota Apostol A. Aschioaden Shirlon Axloll Terry Baldwin Ron Bank Botly Bardsley Rachel Bartels S. Bartlett Ollio Bass Grant Batoson Melanio Beall Glory Becker Joanna Boech Earl Benson Marvin Beranek Karon Bergman Oificors and councilor, Jo Maltby, secretary; Suo Bartlett, historian; Roger Thomson, president; Mr. Ralph Bassett, councilor; Bill Campbell, ser- gcant-at-arms; Bill Scarborough, treasurer; Bev Browning, vico-prcsidont. no Bornior b Berremati b Bovans tty Boyer ipn Boymor irman Bozona n Bihl ly Bird nna Bland ■il Bolden rry Bonner ry Bosco thleen Bolts sorgo Bovles Bradford try Bradley •ry Brumage ora Burgoon nno Bur ice reno Bunch orgo Bunkor ixine Bunnell in Buthorus ggy Butler tty Caldwell 1 Ca mpboll rry Carter 1 Campbell ry Cartor Ivin Cary Davison Davis rhello Dawson ink DeCrus th Donton ddy Didtes tdra Diqman Dimitrovich Dragonwsky b Eckhardt nard Edholm Eisonhover Elia English ginia Enos nna Erb n Erbv role Erickson ce Espedol rol Everett oroe Fwarl a Ezell die Fair n Farmer n Farmor raio Faubion one Ferguson Gary Fergi. 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Schvitheiss Errol Echukar Sharon Schulz K. Schworino Ethel Scott Margaret Scot Janet Sehorn Bob Shoasly Carol Shopper Stove Short Mary Sicade Ruth Siovort Shirloy Sippor Hal Smith Jean Smith Marilyn Smith Norman Smith Pat Smith Saundra Schv Douglas Sorer Jim Sorenson . Soronson enora Stalford aul Stanaoland erry Stanley Hark Starker hir’.oy Steele 1 Orman Sterner | on Stevons arriett Stevenson m Stodd 'verly Stognor ob Stolo hirley Stone oxic Strip y Suhr rod Surridge inaida Swichkad ona Swain 'ave Tangvald iloon Tappan ill Taylor onna Taylor Jhn Taylor lark Teppola f. A. Thoonnes lerlin Thom ick Thomas 1. Thomason o or Thomson hirley Thorstad ick Tolomol rail Trescott . Transgard mo Ulibarri eo Vachtorn aye Van Malre ay L. Van Riper ave Vincent ornclia Walker orn Walkor haron V alrufl usan Walsh arrel Walton anno Warnoko andra Waterman alias Weavor ick Webb oretta Woigant avid Welsh rannie Weyers . Wickstrom an Williams anno Williams erry Wilson [yrna Winge m Winn on Wittmoyor ichard White ,ckie Wright ario Wyttonberg idy Yaclcley ichard Yarnell ilsv Yearling ordon Zolezzi athy Zwahlen Row 1: Larry Novinger, sergeant-at-arms; Charieno Isaackson, historian; Faith Ulmer, vice-president; Bar- bara Andorson, secretary; lerome Simpson, treasurer. Row 2: Mr. Lawrence Edwards, counselor; Don Morris, president,- Mrs. Margaret Smith, counselor. Bruce Aaberg Robort Aday Ailocn Amos Barbara Anderson Joyce Angel Margo Angel Wayne Anderson loan Anderson Laura Babb Bob Backstrom Dick Backstrom Darlone Baker Margaret Baker Sharon Bales Donna Burke Janet Barnes Brian Barnett Don Baroda Bob Barrette Don Barton Gary Barton Geraldine Barr Joanne Bauror Margio Beamer Jack Becker Arlene Beech Holon Beeman ________________:__________ rbara Boovor ina Bonnard rl Bennett ry Bens n Boranck irlev Borglund ry Lou Bishop n Blomloy rce Bodvin 1 Botkin :hard Bouie irie Bouthillior aron Bowens ana Boyd tty Bragg rbara Brown lice Brown irilyn Broodic nna Buck ise Bullock ck Burson ida Caldwell indy Chambers rrol Chaphe irilyn Chappell rbara Clark aron Collar ncy Conrad irtiss Cooley rman Condit irolyn Cone Cornoll riley Coryer rdon Coulter t Cox nald Dahlman b Dailey oria Danielson ma David ilen Davis tty Davis b Da ncy oAlley illio DoLang rbara Denis iris Doma irie Dietz ancis Dilley rbara Dodgion incy Dresslor lly Duckworth fin Durvell a Duvall ark Earle iy Eagleton Ion Ecklid an Egbers yce Kggors ma Eichler laron Elliott iren Enberg an Erickson me Erlandson irbara Eva b Evans lolla Evans elyn Everett ■ant Faothers Falkonhagen arilyn Farroll ctor Fliegel b Fiddaman illeen Feeny arion Foote II Formo incy Franco irold Froitag ■b Friese ara Fullen See Gano Goorgo idrey Gill � no Ginthor aLee Gioscio an Given rry Glondior ndra Graham irjorio Grcon Rogor Greison Louis Grin Davo Groljohn Sharon Gullard Jack Hailerman Gary Hager Nancy Hale Claronco Hall Bill Haight Evelyn Haines Don Hansen Mildred Hansen Ralph Hansen Ralph Hanson Marilyn Hanson A. Hargraves Barbara Harp M Hascnkamp Robert Haug Walt Haugon Rachael Hawkir Maxino Hawortl Marvin Hedlunc Tom Hondorson Martin Hennrich Bob Hibbs Joanne Hickman Viola Hinoz Melvin Hirsch Kathryn Hoffor Brian Hopper Dennis Howard Morgan Howell Harry Hoyt Richard Holl Howard Hughei Donna Huhnke Diann Huld Barbara Kyche Joann Huland Sharloon Isacks Grant Jackson Martha Jacques Peggy Jamison John Jonson Shirley Jewett D. Johanncsscn Bill Johnson Bill Johnson Lorraine Johnso Lorraine Johnso Ron Johnson Sandy Johnson Jim Jones Marcia Kantas Grace Kata Pat Kollcr NancyAnn Kelk Carol Kempe Richard Kerr Roger Klahn JoAnno Klauso Ruth Klaus Sharon Kloss Nancy Knippol R. Koblegarde Richard Konsoll Donna Krageru Karino Krinko Carnice Krohn Carole Kubat Paul Kurilo Howard Lackma Barbara Lang Eoan Larsen todnoy Larson Orthel Lathan Charmino Latter George Lee Nancy Loo Barbara Lees Carl Uhl R. 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Schneider Dick Schrooter CLUBS-ORGANIZATIONS Inter-Club Council Anderson , L. Babb. L. Bardsloy, C. Bauor. E. Bergot. E. Bishop. M. Die!. M. Dimitrovich. L. Eggiman, E. Erwino. I- Farrol. K. Fugva, S. Grill. L. Hagenbuchor. T. Hanson. K. Johnson. L. Knaus. K. Koslci. L. Kyler, S. Mahoney. P. May. E. Manly. B. Montcguc. L. McGarr, D. McPherson. J. McClarty. J. Nordby, A. Oitto, J. Ovorby. D. Palmer. A. Palmor. B. Roberts, R. Robison. J. Ryles, V. Severance, S. Schroller. L. Sharp. B. Simmie. S. Smith, J. Van Barrio, C. Voigt, T. Wadsworth, F. Walker. M Wright. J. Wingo, J. Westwell. G. Bon Roberts Bleth, J. Boss. B. Buthorus, ). Devis, F. Hodge. L. Geist, C. Gluth, R. Grosmiclc. 1J. Haeso, J. Hart. C. Judson, R. Long, K. Mclintyrc, C. Quinn, B. Ross, C. Sorenson, D. Trout. I- Woitzel, D. John Ervin® Buzz Smith Andorson. J. Bounelf. C. Ellis, D. Hanger, B. Hatcher, D. Hodge, L. Hogaboem, G. Howard, D. Kennedy, P. Klein, A. Lutz. H. McDonald. D. Nahorney, F. Olmsted, R. Peterson, J. 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Bob Palmor Burico Gkrvan Anderson. W. Bcachcll. D. Borgot. E. Compboll. B. Capies, I. Clark. D. Earlo, M. Fsddeman. B. Frioso, B. Harris, B. Houston, B. Johnson. B. Klahn. R. Leverett, R. Montague, L. Owen, A. Ronfro. I. Scarbo, B. Snider, S. Stafford. J. Thorno. M. Trochi, C. V adsworth, F. Ward. P. Wickstrom, A. Wingo, J. Louis Grill Tom Waldrop Anderson. L. Byers, G. Davis, J. Dillon, T. Franklin, J. Gorman. J. Hording, S. Hill, T. Janison, C. Klein, D. Minor, D. Norris, D. McCracken, L. Roinikku, D. Snidor, D. Thomas, S. Thompson, G. B. Wilson JINX Myrna Diel Alico Pa'.t.:o: Byor, B. Donton, R. Past.A. Forchland, P. Fullen, C. Fustos. M. Gullard, S. Huhnke, D. Johno8se, P. Johnson, M. Knauler, K. Malvick, M. Morriiiold, P. Miller, B. Miullco, L. Morton, T. Midhart, M. Nowell, B. Rhone, H. Robison, S. Schiederman, J. Smith, M. Smith, S. Tappan, E. Wiclcstrom, E. Wittenberg, C. Wyttenberg, M. Zwahhn, K. KLATAWA Sally Sovoranco Jean Wright Anderson. K. Anderson, B. Bennard, D. Brown, J. Dodgion, B. Eva. B. Gunderson. G. Hanson, C. Hanson. M. Hcitkompor, J. Hildobrandt, M. Huebner. P. Hycho. B. Isaakson. S Johnson, L. Loaf, M. Lorenz. L. Manly, B. McPherson, J Olson. B. Olson. C. Parry, L. Petrlck. M. Robison. J. Robinson, P. Schnoider, D. Schrollor, L. Staska, C. Ulmor, F. Vondorhoit, S. Voss, L. Walyer. J. Woodruff, N. Wyly. N. Anderson, A. Anderson. H. Beardsley. B. Barnes, I. Barr, I. Bergman, K. Burke, C. Caldwoll, L. Cone, C. Custer, S. Decker, B. Elliot. S. Engberg, K. Fiyes, B. Hopfiold, D. Jacobson, M. Keeno. P. Krugor, J. Larson, ). Lcstor, J. Nelson, S. Porrih, J. Perrin, J. Peon, P. Rappo, E. Rausbeck, S. Royster, J. Sohorn, $. Skaggs, J. Skoog, C. Smith, P. Sodordor, C. Vcach, Q. Wilson, C. Zuarich, K. I Gil Weslwoll Ted Hagenbuchor Brown, L. Denton, R. Eagle. R. Ellis, D. Eggiman, B. Esser, T. Gall. P. Getman. D. Gross, L. Gullott, R. Hanson, R. Holmes, D. Hodlund, M. Heine. B. Jackson. G. Jennek, Langos. B. Lehl, C. Leonard, K. Lighty. L. Mohn, T. Montgomery. B Moore. F. McDonald, D. Parker. B. Ralls. E. Rask, D. Rood. K. Row, C. Short, S. Stafford. J. Stanloy, J. Taylor, D. Taylor, J. Timmerman A. Voigt, T. Waltors, D. Ward. P. Wierson, J. Wiseman, D. Mary V alkor Dimas, D. Everte, D. Everett, E. Ezell, E. Hamilton, F. Hardingham, K. Hess, N. Hillier, Johnson, A. Johnson. M. Kanolis, S. Klahn, P. Kiniston, P. Klingman, D. Loinngor, J. Lund, L. Nelson, D. Oitto, J. Pettis. Pollard. S. Prolllt, J. Richards. D. Ruth, D. Sells, C. Shaw. S. Swanson. Swartz, M. Tesdal, M. Warner, J. Wollman, C. Worthley, C. Haller Arlis Norby Albcn. B. Anderson. M. Babb. L. Boevor, B. Boyd. M. Eckled. E. Emmons, C. Farrell. K. Johnson. L. Kari, N. Kato, G. Kemps. C. Kramer. S. Krohn, C. Lattorell. C. Loomes, M. McCallum. M Olson. L Parker. P. Pool. V . Russell, S. Ryan. J. Sabo. O. Sheldon. S Sunndgo. H Swanson. M Taylor. H. Thom, F. Turpin, F. Wilcox. F. Worthley. C. Barbara Kittrell Anderson, f. Bluo, D. Boyd, C. Eggiman, B. Freeland, L. Gill, B. Getman, D. Hagonbucher. T. Hatcher, D. Hogan, J. Howard, D. Jackson, G. Jenneke. [. Jensen, B. Johnson, D. Jones, J. Klein, A. Larson, E. Lutz, H. Merrilield, B McCroady, D. McKinnon, D. Moore, F. Kotos, T. Novingor, L. Parker, B. Peterson, B. Peterson, J. Hask. C. Bask, D. Row, C. Ryles. V. Schraich. C. Schukarl, E. Simpson. I. Stanley. L. Stanley, J. Thomson. R. Taylor, J. Voigt. T. Wallers, D. Woavor. D. Westwell, G. Zollezzi, G. .V' Joan Robison leon McPherson Anderson. B. Apastol, A. Anderson, K. Anderson, B. Bartloh, S. Bonnard. D. Blakely, D. Brown, I. Browning, B. Crane, S. Daum, M. Dragowsky, A. Erlandson, A. Everett, K. Everett, E. Farrell, M. Graham, B. Hansen, C. Hanson. M. Hildebrant. M. Hunsake, G. Kanolis, S. Lantry, C. Lindquist, G. Maltby, J. Maltby, J. Olson, B. Olson, C. Passot. D. Patton, P. Petrik, M. Pollard. S. Rahkola. G. Ruth. D. Schneider, D. Schroler, L. Thoman, D. Voderheit, S. Voss, L. Walsh. S. Wyly, N. Carolo Van Baarlo Barrott, B. Bodvin, J. Bremner, B. Buck, D. Dennis, B. Goebel, M. Incfwood, A. Kraorud, D. O'Hearn, J. Powell, D. Profitt, J. Schlitt, M. Schmidt. A. Schulo, B. Smeltzer, Y. Thiel, M. Warner, J. Whito, A. Vail, B. La Verio Anderson Worthloy, C. Wright, J. Hanson L. � 1. I- -----strom, L. Baxter, J. Bordshiro, G. Bcns. M. Bowens. S. Dau. P. Eva. B. Danielson, G. Evorett, M. Grablo. C. Hardy, B. Helm, P. Hutchins, B. laackson, S. Jacobson. D. Johnson, L. Kantas, M. Koniston. P. Kiosel. M. Leaf, M. Lilly, C. Lowory, S. Malgcr. M. Mason. S. Murray, P. Murphy. Z. Noiss, D. Oitto. J. Palmer. A. Rich. J. Rogers, D. Rothenberg, C. Schmidt. L. Schmidt. N. Sipplo, S. Sprinklin, J. Swart. M. Tesdal. M. Viles, K. Weigant, L. Lima bauor Joan Gradwohl Alton, J. Bardsley, C. Buthorus, K. Caldwell, L. Caldwell, B. Conloy, J. Davis, S. Edgott, D. England, B. Frazor. C. Garcia. V. Jacobson. D. Lloyd. R. McKinney, D. Payno, R. Sponsor. M. Thomson, R. Ubrick, C. Uhrich, E. Undorwood, S. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Persona Row 1: J. Hungorford. D. McGarr, I. Smith, C. Emmons. L. Under wood, L. Falkenhagon Row 2: E. Clulow, C. Conley, W. Coulter. S, Johnson. B. Iteglie. Row 3s D. May, J. Barnos. J. Vordery, C. Un- derwood, M- Diotz, R. Simon. Row 4: R. Eagleton. M. Haworth, J. Kinkade. S. Zohn, B. Arns. Stamp Club Row 1: John Voloudakis, Arnold Aschwandon, Jorry Bosco. Jasnos Bailoy, Richard Rasmusson. Row 2: Vernon Chatman. Fred Spencer. Robert Beers, Larv Lyons. Mick Bun. Terry Thorsoll. Row 3: Miss White, Stuart McAlpine. Fred Stoward, James Robinson, Dick Bur- son. Jan Lovett. Twan Row 1: D. Morridiiold, S. Andorson, S. Hanson, A. Aday. Row 2: C. Morrlllold, J. Ihria, D. Bailoy. Row 3: C. Van Scoy, E. Schmaltz, D. Powoll. T. N. T. Row 1: O. Bass, D. Anont. Row 2: L. Hood. T. Swann, J. Odorstoad. i Row 2: y- 3: M. Sworn Bow 4: Mr ORGANIZATIONS In every successful school year there are groups of hard working people that often do more than their share, but keep working with admirable determination. Just such people are the office practice girls and other interested students that comprise Jefferson's bookrcom staff, Dean and counselors' helpers and the Live Wire staff. It is their business to make things run as smoothly as possible and they have shown they know their duties well. An efficient Usher Corps and Fire Squad have hon- orably put in many hours working after school at plays and for student safety. The after school social entertainment speaks in be- half of the hard work of the Youth Center officers and the Junior Rally. Both of these groups have shown real enthusiasm. Senior social studies students on the “Quiz 'Em team spent many hours studying the newspaper before matching wits with teams from other high schools. Dean’s Helpers —-- QUIZ ’EM TEAM Row 1: S. Severance, B. Anderson. F. Hamilton, M. Zink. M. Spen- cer, B. Clark. D. Robinson. Row 2: D. Hatcher, D. Kerr. Mr. Hood. G. Gossett, H. Noel!. LIVE WIRE STAFF Row Is E. Bauer. M. Fors, N. Lougheed, Mrs. Tathwell, D. Wells. Row 2: S. Sheldon. D. McKinney, T. Peterson, J. Mason. Row 3: B. Stoulpnagel, J. Haiierman. Fall: L. Oatby, D. Hatcher, P. Gall, G. Weavers. Spring: G. Zolessi, C. Wollman, Mr. C. Bcyor, P. Koniston, E. Larson. FALL AND SPRING YOUTH CENTER OFFICERS JUNIOR RALLY SQUAD Row 1: D. Lang, E. Schulcart, D. Weaver. Row 2: P. Roberts, L. Wygant, A. Dragousky, Mrs. W. Pausch, L. Nolson, L. Lisoski, J. Maltby. CLASS ROOMS In his tour of the town, MAT has seen many side activities which he knows v ould not exist without the main avenues of classes. The largest of these ave- nues is the group of required classes including so- cial studies, English and physical education. In each of these the students are taught how to be worthy citizens of the United States and to take an active part in the governing of their town and country. Elective classes allow students to select subjects in which they are most interested and that will pre- pare them for the career they hope to undertake. In the home economics classes, future housewives of America are learning how to cook and sew. In sci- ence courses our future engineers, scientists and in- dustrial geniuses are being taught fundamentals o: their fields. Diplomats of this generation are learning languages so necessary in their work. Hundreds of stenographers and secretaries who help keep our na- tion running smoothly are being trained in commer- cial classes. Without these main avenue the traffic of Jeff Town” would soon jam and progress would be stalled. Photographs ol classrooms by Louise Phillip . 2. Will it blow up? 2. And now to work. 3. Books and more books. A. Is this a dagger which I sco beforo me? 5: Industrialization. 1. That is a neutron? 5. Crazy mixed up kids. 2. Chow line. 3. a.-sldkfjgh 4. I'm sure I heard it! 6. Same from all anglos. 7. All l's? 1. Boy, is this good! 2. Throe little tinsmiths. 3. Interesting report. 4. Please, pass another waffle. 5. “And. so ... 6. It's a long way down. 7. Isometric headaches. 1. Studious class. 5. Exercises, exercises. 2. It happened right hore. 6. Free forms. 3. It is? 7. Them crazy dry bones. A. “As ye sew ...” THE ARTS Music, Art, and Dramatics all make up part of the cul- tural courses that are a vital part to the curriculum at Jefferson. The students who constitute these classes have been proven some of the best in the city. The band was very active during the football sea- son marching and presenting half time entertainment. The orchestra performed in assemblies and also during intermission at plays. The choirs took part in several assemblies. In addition to this, these three musical groups performed in the annual all-city musical festivals and also in Jefferson's annual Spring Music Festival. The dance band and ensemble which are part of their respective groups contributed to school activities, but did most of their performances for out of school or- ganizations. The Art Department is responsible for the many posters which appear as advertising for coming events and are always ready to contribute to the school in other ways. This year the Drama Department has once again done an outstanding job in their performances. While hampered during the first half of the year because of the construction, they were still able to present several plays besides the senior class play. Dance Band Row 1: D. McCov, T. Moultrie, D. Krenz, B. Richards, J. Loew, H. Hughes. Row 2: D. Taugoold, L. Catos, G. Ginther. N. Morrell, J. Otterstedt. R. Adams. Row 3: D. Barton, D. Kerr, T. Whjolor. Row Is M. Ma; Wright Somorton M Mav.B. Moser. S. Foww, S. Kanalis, D. Bowman, L Voss, L. Kmss. A. Nordby, B. Hych� D. Miller. J. Well� , R. Willhite, I. Row 2s B. Booyor. P. Carey, S. Elliott. K. Butherus, N. He� � . K. Anderson. E. Hopburn. 1 (5'Brian. S. Schwab. N. Knippel. C. “« On, M- Harris. N. Eno� , M. Hall. J. Jenkins, D. Burko, C. Anslow. Row 3: E. MacGrogo. N. France. J. Smith, R. Brehm, G. Maltry R Turner. M. Freau!. L. Powell. R-Harris. E. Aaborg, J.Jonsen. E. Peterson, B Jagelskv. M. Johnson, N. Lee. L. Lorenz. Row 4: G. Hatch. G. Hogaboam. L English, I. Ewing. B. Ritter. D. Wilson. P. Shimpo, D. Rau, }. Gradwohl. D. Waltors. B. Palmor. B. Yank. T. Roysten, E. Busch. W. Ratzlaf, T. Silva. Accompaniost: P. Huebner. BAND Row 1: W. Wirostek, C. Day. D. Welsh, S. Bowons. L Lorenz, M. Goebel, R. Domine. 3 Stout, B. Washington. Row 2: L Cates, Hitler, Mussolinc. S- Albrecht, M Toppola, B. Eckhardt, J. Massman, J. Massman, J. Egger, N. Morrell. R. Adams. J. Ottersted. Mr. Charles Bradford Row 3: D. Ulrich. J. Eager. J Loow R Greison, D. BarBradford Row 3: D. Uurich, J. Egger. J. Locw. R. Grcison. D. Barto n, B. Chapman, J. Larson. D. Meeks, C. Luce, T. Lalande. D. Wood.Row 4: B. Kricger, D. McCoy, I. Egfcers, D. Hull, B. Loomis. R. Ha nnon, D. Krause. S, Bradford D. Overby. H. Hatten. E. Rogers, C.Ingebritson. Row 5. J. Stacey. D. Robinson, J. Madsen. B. Peterson. W. Chambers. C. Hall, H. Hughes. J. Risinger. G. Esler. Row 6:B. Mitchell. B. Richards. B. Owren, D. Kranz. T. Wheeler, L Flem ing, T. Moultrie. S. Gabriel. D. Taylor. C. Elkins. K. Wells Row 7:L. C. Kelly, J. Lay, G. Ginthor. C. Benson, L. Heaight. ORCHESTRA How It L Hood. E. Rigar, M. Zook, P. Hamm. S. Custer, S. Axtoll I. Clark, N. Hale, J. Wilson, E. Schrceder, B. Borchers, I. Stevenson, Row 2: J. Egbors, C. Day. S. Gabriel, E. Hunter, C Brandow, M. Davison, D. Robinson, P. DeBcrnardis, D. Preston, J. Kincade, D. Johannessen Row 3: B. Richards, W. Chamors. D. Barton, L. Cates, T. Whoeler, R. Adams, L, McCracken, B. Chap- men M Diotz, W Sherwood, C Fuqua. Row 4s B. Griffith, N. Morrell, G. Gossett, D. Huff, B. Bruce, B. Krueger. O. Bass. K. Wells, B. Jacobs, D. Glonz( D. Kerr, L. Haight, P. McKeown, Mr. Charles Bradford. ART CLASSES The Art Department, consisting of the Commercial and Ceramics classes, Art General, and instruction in Art Metals, has been busily engaged with numerous activities throughout the year. Among these are regular assign- ments and class projects, the Art Scho- lastic Exhibition, and school service work. With the coming of TV to Portland, a new medium of advertising has arrived. The production of television slides has been presented to the commercial classes. To combat the Litterbug in our fair city, the General Art classes, in co- operation with the Izaak Walton League,, have been working on litter- bug designs to make the public con- scious of these provocative characters. Dig that crazy carpot! Really. Mr. D ? msiahtc Kktui lur The versatility of the art stu- dents is clearly shown by the varied media and subject matter in which they work. Only through this freedom can max- imum onjoymont and satisfac- tion of expression be obtained. To revival of the ancient art of enameling is one of the nu- merous ways of working with motal. Tho process is a fusion of glass on motal to croate freo and colorful designs. GOLD KEY The Gold Koy, signifying the highest award in Art Scholastic Achievement, was presented to Jefferson students in recognition of the art work submitted to the Scholastic Exhibition. Demos rass uvw Roughiiders, 35 to 6 A spirited band of Jefferson Democrat. n s «ili eonmletcly ovWM the highly touted XC09c Bob GUI completely overran the Umiahridct� 35-6 last Friday night on uicF«ftUvS Wrf °° d ion BARBARA MILLER PAT GRAHAM MISS WILH1LMA ENGLER Foil Editor Spring Editor Sponsor The Jeffersonian The 36th volume of the Jeffersonian was accomplished with the printing of 27 issues circulated among students, teachers and subscribers on Friday of each week. Constant aims of the staff were to publish the news while it was news, pub- licize all school events, develop school spirit and loyalty, and record important de- velopments as a complete history of the 1953-54 school year. Highlights of the headlines were the Jamboree, Jefferson's victory over Grant in the Student Body card contest, the new auditorium, the State Football Tourna- ment. formal dances and other parties. Student Body officer elections, May Day fes- tivities. Rose Princess selection, dramatic and musical productions, honor rolls. Staff duties were changed frequently to afford experience in all departments. Two cub classes in journalism were most helpful with contributions to the paper. The Jeffersonian was supported principally with funds voted by the Student Body and by a due appropriation of advertising solicited by members of the staff. Delegates from the journalism department were sent to the Oregon Scholastic Press Conference in Eugene in October, to the Pacific Slope School Press Clinic in Seattle in February, and to the Pacific University contest at Forest Grove in March. The paper is also a member of The National Scholastic Press Association. Carol Ann Wittonborg Ronald Roller Sharon Gullard Joan Young Joyce Bodvin Don Klein Don Minor Dalo Guy Kathryn Hofiee Estelle MacGregor Tod Nelson RETIRING TEACHERS Mrs. Lonora Levan has a record of 41 years as an English and social science teacher at Jollorson. To all students sho rolates Emerson's ad- vico, Speak what is true for you in your own hoart and you'll find it is the universal sense. Mr. Charles Marlowo of Joffor- son's mathematics department re- tires after 33 years in the school's service. His codo for success in stu- dent life is simply “Work hard and study hard. He has throughly en- joyed Jeff people. especially the students of his classes. Miss Sadie Ettolson has found in 36 years at lofforson that the most ploasant part of teaching is learning with the students. Her unusual zest and enthusiasm have given hor classes in English and German much more than basic knowledge. Miss Jessie Pariss has given 32 years of toaching social science to boys and girls of Jofforson High. She feels sho has always be- longed here.” Her groatest joy comos from the esprit de corps prevalent among studonts and alum- ni of tho school. FOOTBALL Tom DeSylvia Ralph Davis Robert Hull Jim Doerter H. P. Rickert Coach Tom DeSylvia in his first year as head football mentor and Assistant Coach Ralph Davis finished the 1953 football season with a completely satisfying record. Their players had team morale of the highest type. Every member was constantly trying to improve himself in order to build a stronger team. It was frequently commented by the players that they never enjoyed playing foot- ball so much. This enthusiasm resulted in Jeffer- son's season record of 8 wins and 2 losses. But win or lose, it was common knowledge that Jefferson had not only a team of highest quality but also a team with unsurpressable spirit. Jefferson placed seven players on the All-City teams: Bob Gill. Jim Wingo, Eddie Graves, A1 Owen, Jack Hogan, Bill Houston, Brian Eggiman. While these players received recognition for their ability, the whole team was outstanding. In handing Grant their worst defeat of the year Jefferson earned a berth in the state play-offs. With a defeat from Benson the only mar on their city record, Jefferson ended the season with 6 wins and one loss. After winning the quarter-_nal game at Baker the team traveled to Grants Pass to be defeated in the Semi-Finals on an extremely muddy field. Jefferson probably set a record v hen every player participated in six of the seven league games and earned his letter. But no team can be all work and no play as Grant Jackson's singing on the trips would indi- cate. Some of the players thought that if it wasn't for tape the team wouldn't hold together. This ties in with the rumor that Ed Graves wanted a tube of tape for graduation. Jefferson 13 Vancouver 0 Jefferson 47 Franklin 7 Jefferson 32 — — — Washington 6 Jefferson 35 — — — Roosevelt 6 Jefferson 0 — — — Benson 7 Jefferson 14 — — — Cleveland 6 Jefferson 21 — — — Lincoln 0 Jefferson 34 Grant 6 Jefferson 14 Baker 6 Jefferson 7 — — — Grants Pass 32 1954 VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD Jim Wingo. Center All-City Ed Grave� . Haliback All-City Bob Gill. Quarterback All-City Jim Wierxon. Tackle Bill Houston, End 2nd toam All-City Chuck HOW. Guard Jim Hogan. Tackle All-City A1 Owen. Haliback 2nd team All-City Bob Palmer. End Don Wallow. End Frank Wadsworth, Quarterback Tom Voigt. End Brian Eggiman. Guard 3rd loam All-City John Trout Tackle Grant Jackson. Fullback Frank Mooro. End Steve Snider. Halfback Pat Kennedy. Guard Larry Novingor. Halfback Jim Jones. Center Jerry Spivey. Jim Renfro. Fullback Jorome Simpson. Guard Dick Saxton. Halfback Harold Noell, Halfback Jim Stafford, Tackle Ron Leverett. End Tm Bob Heine, Guard John Peterson, End Howard Hogan. Tackle Eric Aaberg. Tackle Rogor Thomson. Center ■■■■■■■ John Durroll. Guard Tim Rany. Tackle John Hopburn. Quarterba Roger Grieson, Center A] Klein. Haliback Lonnie Hartman. Tackle Bob Richardson. Tackle Dalo Wiotzel. Guard Bob Friose. Guard Harvoy Garnett, Fullback Fritz Ozhwaldt. Halfback Vcrno Rylox. Center Bob Parker. Halfback Phil McLain. Halfback Manage� T. Royston. B. Taylor, G. Stavney Row 1: Manager B. Johnson. R. Broodon, K. Hermes, M. Farmer. E. keel, G. Signales, B. Walker, E. Klein, D. Bergoson, G. Smith, D. Ringer. J. Risinger. Row 2: C. Lovell. B. Phil, M. Kell, D. Ham- merly. M. Spencer, B. Brannon. D. Anderson. C. Lincoln. B. Peter- son. J. Hjelt, D. Breshears, G. Kondior. R. Chin, M. Bunn. Row 3: R. Timmerman. J. Goode!!. G. Arendt, H. Nelson, D. Owren, D. Briggs, j. Jacobs. J. Christenson. D. Williams, G. Mellma. C. Campbell, M. Johannosen, G. Hengent. E. Payton, C. Cusik, W. Slaughter. D. Tow, B. Echols, J. Hollingsworth, H. Harms, J. Knigntlinger. D. Goldhammer. 'C Football ’B’ Football Soatod on ground: W. Bedford Row 1: J. Gorman, G. Ferguson. L. Coplyn. G. Thompson. D. Hansen, B. Lee, B. Krieger, B. Jacobs. W. Sarders, L. Harris. D. Klion, B. Stole, D. Farmer, E. Larsen. D. Roberts, K. Selis. Row 2: D. Hanson, J. Paherson, K. Stodd. H. Bon- ner. A. Roth, R. Brucgman. J. Clouse, B. Scarborough, G. Boyles. W. Krohn, B. Hieberg, D. Holmes, Row 3 (seated): D. Whito, G. McFarland. B. Johnson, T. Georgeades, C. Rask. K. Harris, B. Camp- bell, L. Johnson Row 4: (seated) R. Banks, C. Jacques, J. Thomas, (standing) Coach Hull, J. Camaranni, N. Jones, D. Pomorville, J. Green. R. Page. L. Mork, D. Sorenson. D. Prentice, D. Johnson, Coach Rickert. W. Lowe. Gravos falls short of Grant goal line. Coaches planning strategy. Rally squad hard at work. Leverott moving in for kill. Row scores against Grant; Wingo giving support. BASKETBALL In calculating the chances of landing a first or second place spot in this years city league basket- ball race, it was decided to gamble on an unortho- dox defense and on continuing the fast break in order to compensate for the squads lack of size and to capitalize on speed. The strategy paid off with early league victories but caught up with the squad in the middle of the campaign. All players on the squad gave it every- thing they had and it is hoped that some of the se- niors, profiting by their experiences can go on in college basketball. Salvaged from what could be termed a mediocre year were victories over some of the leagues top teams. Next years varsity unit gained valuable experi- ence toward the season's end. A number of top per- formers are returning. The spirit and fire shown by this years ball club even in the rough going will set the standard for next year's group. Said John Neely, head basket- ball coach, I have the feeling it is going to be tough to hold the 1954-55 basketball team down. The scores of the year: BASKETBALL SCORES Jefferson 53 — — Longview 51 Jefferson 41 — — Central 46 Jefferson 49 — — Gresham 50 Jefferson 63 — — McMinnville 57 Jefferson 50 — — Milwalkie 78 Jefferson 54 — — Klamath Falls 50 Jefferson 32 — — Klamath Falls 46 Jefferson 57 — — Gresham 59 Jefferson 54 — — Franklin 56 Jefferson 53 — — Benson 44 Jefferson 58 — — Grant 56 Jefferson 42 — — Roosevelt 60 Jefferson 55 — — Cleveland 52 Jefferson 51 — — Lincoln 53 Jefferson 51 — — Washington 54 Jefferson 43 — — Franklin 50 Jefferson 49 — — Benson 60 Jefferson 40 — — Grant 57 Jefferson 49 — — Roosevelt 61 Jefferson 64 — — Cleveland 60 Jefferson 47 — — Lincoln 67 Jefferson 61 — — Washington 52 Larry Novinger Guard Ed Graves Guard Dick Beachell Forward Dick Rask 2nd Team All-City Guard Chuck Rask Guard Bob Parker Guard Tom Voight Forward Harvey Garrnett Guard Ron Loverett Forward Jerry Spivey Forward Burke Girvan Center Bill Houston Forward Gene Ginther Center John Peterson Forward Roger Klahn Center Don Walters Center B’ Basketball Row 1: B. Jacobs. M. Officor, G. Hergurt. M. Thom, J. Stanley. Row 2: J. Hollingsworth, B. Borroman. B. Johnson. G. Zolezzi, D. Hansen, J. Anderson. L. McCracken, Coach DoSylvia Row 1: S. Langos, M. Sponcor, G. Pullon, G. Bakor, B. Skilos, R. Chinn, K Honnstein, Ft. Warren. Row 2: D. Williams, M. Jo- h.ane8en, E. Johnson, J. Boacholl, B. McOougald, G. Mollema, F. Bremnor, D. Briggs, Coach Hull. 'C Basketball Boachell rebounds for Jeff as Graves and Rask watch. Mourer out jumps Levorctt in Jeff- Lincoln game. Centrals Bill Weber checks Dick Rask. Parker and Klahn pray as ball heads for baskot. BASEBALL ROBERT HULL B Baseball HARRY RICHARDS Varsity Baseball The 1954 baseball season can be termed a mod- erate success. After the opening game with Benson was rained out, the schedule was changed and Jef- ferson traveled to Roosevelt instead of playing at Al- berta park. The Democrats got off to a bad start by loosing five straight games before winning over Cleveland behind Beachell's five hit pitching. They then split two games with Benson, and beat Roosevelt, Wash- ington, and Franklin. After this winning streak the team lost to Grant and Lincoln before ending the season by beating Cleveland. After a slow start the team found their batting and fielding eyes and got on the winning trail. Coach Harry Richards' team ended the year with eight losses and six wins for the season. BASEBALL SCORES Jefferson 2 — — Roosevelt 4 Jefferson 0 — — Washington 4 Jefferson 2 — — Franklin 4 Jefferson 0 — — Grant S Jefferson 4 — — Lincoln 5 Jefferson 4 — — Cleveland 1 Jefferson 1 — — Benson 3 Jefferson 5 — — Benson 3 Jefferson 15 — — Roosevelt 6 Jefferson 7 — — Washington 4 Jefferson 11 — — Franklin 10 Jefferson 4 — — Grant 16 Jefferson 3 — — Lincoln 7 Jefferson 7 — — Cleveland 3 mm ■ 1954 VARSITY BASEBALL SQUAD Pete Ward 2nd Base Harold Nooll Outfiold Rogor Thomson Pitcher Pat Kenned Pitcher Duane Hatchor Pitcher Vic Schwan Pitcher John Peterson Pitcher Clarence Hall Shortstop Grant Jackson All-City Outfield Bob Berreman Outfiold Larry Hodge 3rd Base Duane Keagle Outlield John Trout 1st Base Don Wach 3rd Base Dick Rask Shortstop Ellsworth Borget Pitcher Bob Jacobs Outfield Dick Boacholl Pitcher Jim Wingo Catcher JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL 'B’ and 'C Track Row 1: M. Spencer, R. von Breeden, D. Briggs, D. Webb. H. Hogon, G. Ritter. I. Cox. J. Clouse. M. Thom. A Kloin. B. Davidson. I Lillis. G Brannon, G. Thompson. B. Crewso Row 2: L. Hill, E. Bowden. L Pugger, J. Anderson. M. Bunn. H. Harms, unidentified. L. Johnson. D Hoiborg. D. Hing Row 3: A Stokes. L Mobus. J. Soronson. E. Mitchell. E. O’.um. J. Zububuler, D. Hammerlv, D. Tozer. H. Beach. W. Krohn. P. Bradley. D. Tow, P. Stangland, L Goldhammer. J. Thomas. R. Chinn. S. Juggent. E. Lynch, G. Emhauser. H. Nelson. G. Smith. L. Wick. Varsity Track Row Is R. Shadduck. D. Saxton. L. C. Kelly, J. Renfro. H. Patton. P. McLain J Hepburn Row 2: D. Johnson. D. Glanz. J. Franklin. B. Bauer. B Morifiold. R. Mitchell. B. Gill, T. Zimmer. E. Graves, T. Voigt, L. Novinger. J. Lay W. Reddford. P. Blakely Coach Ralph Davis was very successful in his in- itial season as head track coach. The Jefferson track team is one of the strongest in the state. Many of the outstanding performers on the team have come near state records during the course of the season . . . Tom Voight in the broad jump, A1 Ov en in the 220 yard dash. They have been undefeated in relay and dual meets and also placed seventh in the state relays. RALPH DAVIS Varsity Track Boys Swimming Team Girls Swimming Team Row 1: M. Johnson. C. Hanson. S. Riggors, C. Smith. B. Graham, A. Johnson. Row 2: C. Everett, A. Henden, M. Swanson. C. Skoog, Coach Samuolson, K. Wells. D. Manning, L. Gott, E. Everett. Row 1: J. Goodoll, G. Campboll. B. Baver, L, Grill. Row 2: G. West- woll, B. Jonsen. D. Hanson, R. Bruce. Golf Team Row 1: D. Bihl, B. Houston. A Wickctrom, T. Essor. K. Lonord. J. Spivey. Row 2: Coach Mrs. Bushnell. B. Bthl, G. Boyles, D. Kell. D. Kranz, G. Zolozzi. R. Riley. M. Kell, W. Slaughter. D, Mitchell. D. Ringer. Row 1: L. Gott. B. Olsen. C. Olsen. C. Rhodes, I. Egbors. D. Meaden, Mrs. Sov. coach. Row 2: Coach Hammond. J. Graawohl. M. Earl. K. Harris. G. Ambrose, R. Johnson. B. Girvan. Tennis Team 3SS Country t. a 2imw°r- Country Hondtor Johnson, Hansen A. Simpson throwing shot put. B. Voigt clearing high jump bar. C. lei! mormaids heading ior another win. D. Owen running hard. E. Westwell and Jensen heading for finish. F. Joan Egbers flashing form. SENIORS Ramshackle Inn CAST Patton ............................ Tom Waldrop Arbuthnot ......................... Richard Blue Joyce Rodgers......................Lois Caldwell Mame Phillips...............................Sally Severance Constable Small....................Bjorne Heglie Belinda Pryde.................... Donna Sue Ruth Commodore Lucius Towser.........George Pearson Gail Russell...............................Carole Hansen Alice Fisher....................... Barbara Arns Dr. Russell ..................... Wayne Sherwood Bill Phillips.....................William Coulter Mr. Temple....................................Ron Roberts Mary Temple......................Frances Hamilton Gilhooley..........................Norman Hanson Fred Porter............................Ed Clulow The Story of the Play The story was about an old maid librarian who had saved her money for twenty years in order to buy a hotel where she could meet interesting people. She purchased a strange tumble-down place near the ocean and got what she bargained for — plus a good deal besides. She met with drama and comedy, the living and the dead, and somehow man- aged to emerge at the end none the worse for her extraordinary experiences. 1954 MAY COURT Jean McPherson, May Queen Linda Backstrom, Jean Wright. Barbara Hutchins, Joan Robison, Karen Anderson, Carole Hansen PRINCESS BARBARA JUNIOR COURT uvdl� '01 0,1, «'Hykoi Quoon C rol Lontry Primo Miniator Buix Notion foHUtby RALLY SQUAD Don Gotman, Harley Lutz. Dick Rask Front Row: Barbara Manly. Bov Graham. Karen Anderson. Back Row: Billie Schrader, Ca- role Hansen. Mrs. Winafred Pausch, Sandra Riggers. Dave Ellis, Bob Langos Ted Hagenbuchor Tom Voigt President SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Dorothy Nelson Historian Lauren Stanley Treasurer Frank Mooro Sergoant-at-Arms Marianne Leal Vico-Prosident Dorothy Nelson. Tom Voigt, Frank Moore. Marianne Leaf, Lauron Stanloy. Mrs. Katherine Tyler. Mr. Jack King, counselors. Barbara Hutchins (seated). Caught in a pc Walter . Most RONALD CARL BOYD JAMES K. BRADLEY Vornon I.R.L. RALPH A. BROOKS Beach Fishing Work MARTHA BRYANT Beach Persona Work Work Pacific University KAREN BUTHARUS Highland Zcta Marriage GALE BYARS Highland Jason Leo Hi-Y University ol Oregon PHYLLIS CAINE Kennedy Horseback Riding Undecided GLENN BENSON Ockley Green Collogo SHARON BENNETT Ocldoy Green Kappa Zeta Chi Marriaqo ELLSWORTH BERGET Vernon ■ Hopkins Jenkins Hi-Y Undecided GRETCHEN BERr Beach Zequinn Colloge WILLIAM BECKMAN Ockley Green Portland State JOHN BLETH Kenton Cheops Army RON BEGGS Ockloy Green Pharoah Oregon State DONNA LEE BOW Beach Senior Choir Lewis and Clark EILERT BUSCH Ludwig Richter V IHA. Germany PATRICIA CARi Ockley Green I Senior Choir College lONNIE CORNEUSON Ockloy Croon Work IONIA CRANE Ockloy Croon Twill Businosr. Colloqo HIRLEE BRADLEY Book. Swimming Work EVELYN CHARNQUIST Ockloy Croon Guako Secretary MARY CORNELL Ockloy Croon Dancing College MARIAN CLURE Beach Sigma Ami Chi Work ED CLULOW Dramatics Nil y WILLIAM COSENTINI Ockloy Croon Bowling University o! Oregon DON CRAW Kennedy Model Railroading Coll ego Bov Graham. Outstanding Gill Athlete, looks at case in iamiliajr surroundings. WILMA CREAGER Sitton Music Work REDRIC DAVIS Konton Choopa University of Oregon CAROL ANNE DAY Antolopo. California Band Collogo COLEEN DE CAMP Highland Work NAOMI DEHAAN Woodlawn Guako Work BOB DENTON Ockloy Croon Pharaoh Collogo MYRNA D1EL Kennedy Jinx College ORE DIETRICH IlsbluH. Nebraska on ! Honor Society DARLENE DILLON Ockloy Croon Jinx THOMAS F. DILLON Woodlawn lasonUoHi-Y OLGA DtMITROVICH Beach Guako WAYNE DOB IE Beach Portland State RICHARD J. DOMINE Woodlawn Band DARLENE EDGETT Highland Zola DOROTHY ECKHARDT Vernon Spectrum AHLINE EAST Highland Jinx UNDA LEE DONALDSON Columbia Sigma Ama Chi RODNEY EAGLE Highland Pharoah MARLENE C. DRYDEN Highland School Zola Multnomah School of Iho Bible College Lewis and Clark Marriage College Telephone Company BRIAN EGG IMA! Kennedy Trails JANET R. EGCER Woodlawn Band VIRGINIA EGAN Chapman Marnago Collega CLIfT ELLENWOOD. JR. Hockinson. Washington Navy BETTY ELLINGTON Konton National Honor Soc Armed Services DAWN EKMAN Beach National Honor Society Marianne Leal. Outstanding Girl Leador. checks dates ol impor- tant school business. JOHN D. ERVINE Bo iso Delphi DOROTHY ENOS Woodlawn Senior Choir LARRY ENGLISH Bo iso Choir KAY ENGLAND Highland Zeta Dolta Sigma CAROL ANN EMMONS Kenton Dramatics DAVE ELLIS Astoria. Oregon Rally Squad Work College Work College University of Orogon EVELYN EZELL Woodlawn Guako Work KAREN FARRELL Ockley Green Sigma Ama Chi University o! Oregon SHTRLENE FEN Vemon Junior Achievi Multnomah MARGARET EVERTS California Zoquinn University of Oregon JOHN R. EWING Kennedy Hi-Y Oregon Slato TED ESSER OcJdcy Green Pharoah Work J FERCHLAND DONALD A. MELD MT tLA K MARIA FORS EDWARD FRANDSEN Kennedy Hopkin Jenkins Hi-Y Woodlawn Jinx Muiitj� Immaculate Heart Boy Scouts Highland Senior Choir Co'.lcqe Boise Live Who Work Undecided Work Collerro RRY FRANKLIN Woodlawn Track Unlverxity ol Oregon JOAN FRAZIER Kcnlon Zeta Business College MELVIN FREAUFF Kenton DeMolay Marines 3LA FRIEDRICK ‘rinity Lutheran •lozart HELEN FROST Nevada. Missouri National Honor Society Marriage MARILYN M. FUSTOS Ockley Green Jinx Overlooking the scene oi Joilerson gridiron glory is Boy Athlete Eddie Graves. Work ICKT GARCIA Boise Zeta Business College NANCY J. GARDNER DONALD G. GETMAN BURKE GIRVAN Highland Hopkin Jenkins Hi-Y BOBBIE J. GIVENS Machedonia. Texas Undecided Konnody National Honor Society Business College Highland Rally Squad College Ockloy Green Trails College CoUcgo IANDA GLOVKA Kennedy Work RAY GLUTH Kennedy Cheops College SHIRLEY GOODENOUGH James John Dramatics Work CAROLEE GORDON JACK GRADWAHL Kennedy Work Kennedy Band University of Oregon Vernon Trail Lewis and Clark I«� KATHLEEN HARDBfGHAM Kenton Philo ROLE HANSEN ernon ally Squad KAREN HANSEN lames John Zoquinn RONALD HANSEN Ockloy Croon Delphi NORMAN P. HANSON Boise Cheops BARBARA HANSEN Immaculate Heart Jinx Work Typist Brigham Young GILBERT WILLIAM HARRIS Highland Hopkin Jenkins Hi-Y ARBARA HARDY Ockloy Croon Zoquinn ROLAND HARRIS Highland Choir College ROBERT HEINE Ockloy Groen Football Coltogo H HARTMAN each ujic tiophonc Company BJORN HEGUE Displaying their title ol Friend- liest Boy and Girl are Karon An- derson and Bornie Mcrrilield. Trondheim. Norway National Honor Socioty NANCY HESS MAXINE A, HILDEBRANDT ERMA HEPBURN Boise Mozart J. MARVIN HEMSTREET Woodlawn Jason Leo Hi-Y IENE HEINRICH JUDY HEITKEMPER Vernon Klatawa Vernon Klatawa College Whitaker Philo CoUogo Medical Technology LESTER V . HOOD Beach Orchestra Lowi and Clark RRY HODGE Vernon Delphi CoUogo MOLLYANNE HOLLAND Woodlawn Tri-Y Business CoUogo RUBY JEAN HOLCEY Boise Tennis GEORGE HOG ABO AM Kennedy Delphi Navy JACK HOGAN Kenton Trail CoUogo DONNA HOPFIELD JOHN A. HOUSTON BILL HOUSTON Konton 3 port GERALD F. HOWARD Boise Camping WARREN HOWARD Bo iso Football PATRICIA L. HUEK Kenton Twill Beach Kosmo Mannheim. Germany H-CTub College Collego Diesel Engineering Work Lewis and Clark RALPH B. HULL Trinity Lutheran Radio Broadcasting U.S.C. GAIL HUNT Kennedy Portland State LAURADELE Kennedy Zoguinn Dental Hygeniat BARBARA HUTCHINS Rosdng his typical hand on a DELORES JACOBSON MARJORIE ANN JACOBS Vernon Philo typical bannister is typical Se- nior Boy, Jack Gradwohl. Kenton Zcquinn Madeleine Kosmo Lewis and Clark Nursing JOANN JENKINS Enterprise. Oregon Zeta CHUCK JAMIESON Woodlawn Jason Lee Hi-Y BENJAMIN R. JEN! Woodlawn Trails DOROTHY JACOBSON Vernon Guako RICHARD JACOBY St. Andrew Joifersonian BILL JAQELSKI Blessed Sacrament Senior Choir Portland Stato Work Work Enginooring JO ANN JENSEN JOHN WELCH JENKINS Denton Taft. Oklahomo Job's Daughters College College ARLENE ELLEN JOHNSEN MARLENE H. JOHNSEN Kennedy Kennedy Philo Philo Collego Portland Stato CAROL JOHNSON BOBBIE JOE Woodlawn Couch Marriage Junior Choir College MARY KOCOROSKI Kennedy Skiing University ol Portland MARVIN R.KANGAS Kenton Hunting Forest Work NANCY KARI Kennedy Sigma Ann Chi Collogo SHAROL JOHNSON ROGER JOHNSON 1YRNA JOHNSON Woodlawn Marriage Oeklcy Green JJtL. Oregon State Kenton Jinx Business Collogo HAROLD KELLER Highland Sports Work RY KATZKY each rational Honor Society Inivorsily ol Oregon DUANE KEAGLE LaGrando. Oregon Baseball College BARBARA KELLEY Vernon Sigma Ana Chi Typical Senior Girl Pat Koniston pauses during classes to have hor picture taken by the Spcc- RONALD KELLER Vomon Jeilersonian Marriago trum photographer. LORETTA J. KNISS Ockley Green Senior Choir LAVONNE KOSKI Beach Kosmo BARBARA J ANELLE K1TTRELL Beach Sigma Ama Chi KAROLYN JOYCE KNAUB Woodlawn Jinx JENNA LOU KILGORE Highland LR.L PAT KENISTON Beach Zequinn Work Work Civil Sorvico Undecided MARIANNE LEAF Ockley Green CAROL LEE Boise Zcquinn Nursing 1IRLEY A. KRAMER Columbia Sigma Ama Chi Secretary NANCY C. KRIEGER Trinity Lutheran Business School JUDITH KYLER Kenton Zclta Oregon State BOB LANC.OS Ockley Greon Pharoah Coast Guard ROBERT LOOMIS Konnody Band University o! Oregon ARLENE LINSEN Blotted Sacrament Zeta GORDON LOWERY Woodlawn Navy BILL V. LONG Boise Electrical Engineering Portland Stato JANICE A. MADSEN Konton LRJ. 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Montana Trail Undecidod BILL MILBRANDT Columbia DcMolay Collego BARBARA MILLER Ockley Green Jinx College ROBERT L. MONTGOMER' Ockley Green Delphi University ©I Oregon Fashion Designing seen� to bo a lavorilo pasttime ior Marlene Swartz. Best Girl Artist. NEIL WARREN MORRELL Ockley Green Band ZELOTTA MURPHY Kennedy Zcquinn Collego TED NELSON Woodlawn Collogo DOROTHY J. NELSON Vernon Philo Collego MARILYN NEWCOMB Boise Zolta College LOIS M. NEWTON Highland National Honor Society Secretary JAMES NOBLE Konton National Honor Society Medical Career TOM NOTOS Highland Trails University ol Orogon EDWARD L. NOON Loveland. Colorado Baseball Berkeley College RAYMOND LEO NUSOM Kenton Cheops Work GLEN ORR Woodkwa DeMolay College CHUCK OSBORN Kennedy Skiing Oregon Stato JERILEE OITTO Couch Philo RICHARD OIALA Vornon Mechanics Work TIMOTHY OLSON Beach National Honor Society MARIE OLSEN Vornon Persona Work College AUCE PA! YVONNE OSTRANDER Woodlawn Zolta Lowis and Clark AL OWEN Highland Hopldn Jenkins Hi-Y Nampa, Idahi Jinx Portland Statt Orogon Slate PENNY PARKER Konton Sigma Ama Chi Oregon Stato BOB PALMER Portsmouth Hopkin Jenkins Hi-Y KENNETH PATEt Vomon TJI.T. Judy Hoitkemper. Brainiest Girl, pauses boiore the scholarship board in tho Centor Hall. Collogo College MELMA PETERSON Vernon National Honor Socioty Work GARY PIMM Konnody Mochanica RAE PAYNE Chapman Zeta EDWARD PETERSON Scott Sonior Choir JOYCE ANNETTE PARNO Vernon Mozart GEORGE PEARSON Vernon Leonios Air Forco Oregon Stato College College Nursing MARILYN PLACE Highland Tri-Y Lewis and Clark MARY A. POTTER Laurelhumt Housewife LARRY POWELL Morgan Jr. High Choir Electronic T «clinician BETTY LOIS PRATER Holladay Red Cross Representative Telophone Company JOANNE GAIL PROFIT! Kenlon Philo Oregon State ROBERT D. QUINN Konnody Clroopo Oregon Stato ----------------------; IOANN PROUSE Control City. Colorado CONNIE RETCHLESS TIM RANEY DICK RASK DAVE RAU Highland Poison School Toachor Ociloy Green Univorsity ol Orogon La Grando. Oregon DoMoloy Roach Football Konton Basketball Railroad NNA RICHARDS Beach rwiu College SANDRA RIGGERS Kennedy Rally Squad MAXINE RIPPET Kennody Job’s Daughters Univorsity ol Oregon Dental IRMAN ROBERTS RONALD ROBERTS Konton Cheops Richard Suondson looks from roforonco book into camera as Brainioat Sonior Boy. PATT ROBINSON Highland Twill Univorsity ol Orogon College DORIS ROGERS Highland Zoquinn E. BRUCE ROSS Kennedy Spectrum CHUCK ROW Bo iso Football DONNA SUE RUTH Vernon Twill W K. ROBISON CARL A. ROSS Kenton Cheops Oregon State College College IDDNY SABO Boise Sigma Ama Chi Reed CAROLINE RUSSELL Kenton National Honor Society College SALLY RUSSELL Milwauldo. Orogon Sigma Ama Chi Univorsity ol Orogon CLIFFORD PAUL SCHAR1CH Trinity Luthoran Trails Law Enforcement JESSIE SCHEIDEMAN Kenton Jinx College ley Green ALTA SCHOENBEC JERRY SCHMUNK VICTORIA F. 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S WAYNE SHERWOOD Vernon Orchestra Collcgo SYLVIA SHELDON Highland Sigma Am Chi Ccllogo NORMAN SHEPERSKY Jo lining Lodge Track College BEVERLY J. SHARP Tacoma. Washington Choir Col! ego Vernon Rod Cross Radchiio Odcloy Green Kosmo Work NDA MAE SMELTZER ighland HU BEVERLEY SLATTERY Den Moines. Iowa Dancing BEVERLY SMITH CAROLYN SMITH GERALDINE SMITH Waller Road LRA. JEROME SMITH Konnody Delphi Green Park Dancing Canoga Pork. California Swimming Burincu College Collogo College uraing Work OBERT L. SMITH Ockley Green Spectrum Oregon Stale SHARON SMITH Ockley Greon Jinx DEAN A. SNYDER Kenton Janon Lee Oregon State Collego Singing corno oaxy to Beal Girl ERINE M. SOMERTON Ion CAROLYN SPADY Vernon Zota JACQUELYN SPRINKLING Craig. Colorado Zequinn Vocalist. Mary Lou Walker. College .YLE SWENSON LAUREN STANLEY CAROL STASKA Boise Ockley Green James John LR.L. Trails Klatawa Air Force College Oregon CAROL STEVEN BEN STATON WILLIAM STOUT Ockley Green Skiing Boise Sports Kenton Y.F.C. 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Oregon Band College ELAINE UHRICH Sabin Zeta Business College HELEN UBRICK Ockloy Green Zeta Business College Woodlawn Zelta College Woodlawn Zelta Lewis and Clark JAMES WACKER FRANK C. WADSWOR DON WACH TOM A. VOIGT KARNE VILES GEORGE VEITH Immaculate Heart Sorvico Beach LR.L Work Kenton Student Body Officer College Ockloy Groen Sports CoUege Vernon Varsity Baseball Armed Forces Portsmouth ARD G. WAGNER mon itional Honor Society JUDITH WARNER Boise Philo TOM WALDROP MARY LOU WALKER WENDY ELIZABETH WARD DON WALTERS Kannady Guako Highland Trail� Oregon Stato LEE WASHBURN Sylvan I.R.L. Collage WARREN WASHINGTON Highland N.A.A.C.P. Portland Stata DONALD WATTENBARGER Vernon Choopo Work Ud WASHINGTON •day HERMAN WEIHL Doebanhudan Moiart GARY WEAVER Highland Trail� Roland Haul� accompanies him- sell at lha piano as Bait Boy Vo- calist. 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Clifford Plantz Norman Roberts Marshall Roger Smith Edwin Ray Spowhn James Roy Stogner Delores Joyce Stroichor David Leo Swain Billy Ronald Taylor Sandra Jessica Thiede Max Peto Tolomci f Lois Nowton and Bob Langos. Best Dancers, prepare to trip the light fantastic. Doing his best to look successful is Boy Most Likely To Succeed. Bob Smith. Laughing in the lace of danger on his procarious perch is Harley Lutz. Funniest Boy. SPECTRUM STAFF Jim Wterson Editor-in-Chiei Bob Smith Assistant Editor Bruce Ross Art Editor Rogor Klahn Photography Editor Rhoda Willhito Senior Section Editor Miss Wilhilma Engler Chief Advisor Sa lo+tCf, Mai. See if.au asiauud to-um! Mr. Lawrence Petery Assistant Advisor lorry Copies Sports Editor Dorothy Eckhardt Tom Voigt Business Manager Club Editor Photo Club Row 1: Roy Eagloton, Terry Wilson. Richard White. Roger Brehm. Row 2: Mr. John Ryder, Robin McElroy, Charles Johnson. Spectrum Salesmen BUSINESS COURSES Your Career is Our Business. 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It is your right — and your duty — to share in this club's fellowship, its work and fun. It will cost you only $1 per year. Come on. Fellow Dad, and join us. T acU @Cc( Compliments of PORTLAND'S OWN STORE Sc. HUM. vxw. MO SON AND Aiott • • • Vooi or 4 11 PORTLANDS OWN STORE Compliments of ALBERTA FURNITURE COMPANY COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS TR 1187 1901 N. E. Alberta GIFT HEADQUARTERS Books • Stationery Art Supplios - Fountain Pens Cameras - Music - Records Radios - Hobbies and Crafts THE J. K. GILL CO. S. W. FIFTH AVE. at STARK ATwater 8681 LARRY SCHLEKAU'S RICHFIELD SERVICE 1505 N. E. Alberta — MUrdock 9649 Portland, Oregon Motor Tuno Up Brake Service We Give Northern Stamps WHILE IN PORTLAND STOP AT MOTEL MONTICELLO 4801 N. Interstate Ave. WE 8184 OKE SWANSON CHEVRON GAS STATION N. E. 27th and Alberta. MU 9708 MINOR MOTOR REPAIR — LUBRICATION Wo give Northern Stamps Open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. For WEDDINGS - CORSAGES - FUNERALS Flowers by Wire City Wide Delivery Call . . . GIFFORD'S FLOWERS 525 N. E. Killingsworth — Near Union Avenue GArfiold 0015 HYTONE CLEANERS Across from the library ONE DAY SERVICE — In at 9. out at 5 10 per cent off to all Jeff Studonts and Teachers 515 N. KILLINGSWORTH For a quick sale REALTORS 1625 N. E. Killingsworth TU 5141 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '54 YOUR WALNUT PARK PENNEY’S N. E. Union and Killingsworth When you buy it at Penney's IT'S RIGHT ... In Price .. .In Quality ... In Style MU 1151 — MU 1152 The Dore Studio was most happy to serve this fine class of 1954 Jeffersonians and wish you much success. The owner and entire staff thanks you for your selection of our studio. May we continue your fu- ture business by taking your wedding, family by groups, etc. DORE STUDIO OF PHOTOGRAPHY Autographs ■� - -N r llc OUn_u_ c — r tosJL----- •_JL JL ,' 1 0 c X u _ d-JL f u2tm _________________ _ . _._ octA � c — , Jl cC f ■� © '0HV1I9O4 '©3 (tmtHlltf t JBlNOtlVtl M-V 4 Jjtp fl yw- t jd KJ(P ' ' y ? 7 '$P°Ju Qsh J � - — w. £ -. 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