Jefferson High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Portland, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 276 of the 1956 volume:

V X GL , -4 3 JtWf p t- enamedt ci e C006 fo tnelutme far fontarrau re The truly educated man is one who shows respect for the opinion of others but is not easily swayed by propaganda or questionable argu men Cat ion. He thinks for himself, .uses scientific methods for coming to.conclusions, and translates his convictions and findings into Wet£©n, that oilers may benefit from his work. Thoughts alone'may.givc satisfaction to die person harboring them but prove of no .v£fUic to others unless release , independence of thinking is as necessary to man's existence as die food he eats, the water lie drirnrs, the shelter lie needs, and the clothing he wears. Repeated attempts to stifle die individual have brought failure to the prtg rators and hopelessness to the unfortunates upon whom their wills were imposed. A hcallhy,counir fu$tol thc man vho, with courage, will stand‘firml upon his feet and say, I bqlieve.1 Charles L. Jones Principal Jefferson's Modern Faculty Instructs . . . Bruco Clere Art William Coombs Speech Clinician Clarence Beyer Mathematics Charles Bradford Music Doris Breckenridge C-E-SS Kevin Collins English Audrey Coons Business Education Marvin Cross Physical Education Lawrence Edwards Social Studies Adracn Science Catharine Foster Sylvia Gilbert Business Education Playrteal Education Carlic Gilstrap Social Studies Felice Hilton Librarian Ruth Hodson Business Education Joe Hood Social Studies Alice Huff8mith Office Robert Hull Social Studies Science Marian Kilborn Foreign Languages Elma Kimbrcll English Evelyn Klopfenstcin Head Secretary Carl Knudscn Mathematics 20 Jeffersons Modern Faculty Counsels . . . Mathematics Marion C-E-SS Music Business Education C-E-SS Forrest Dairymplc C-E-SS Georgia Dean Counseling Coordinator Grace Deierlcin Foreign Language Activities Director Tom DoSylvia Physical Education Auth Hall Librarian Harold Hansen C-E-SS C-E-SS Lucile Higgins Homemaking Science Jacquc Jaeger Art Alice Johnson Business Education Gust Kanas Science Social Studies Mathematics Holen Koopman Science Dolores Leavens English •Merle Lots Music Norccn McDonald English Hugh McGinnis Business Education 21 Jefferson's Modern Faculty Guides Robert Newell Industrial Arts Mathematics Katherine Tylor English Rhctta Me bean Social Studies Esther Olson English H. P. Rickert C-E-SS Oenone Shaw Social Studies Mary Unruh Foreign Languages Echo McManon Social Studies ' Mary Oviatt Physical Education Margaret Robinson English Alycc Sheet?. English Mary Van Fleet C-E-SS Charlotte Merritt English Elizabeth Parker English Michael Roche Social Studies Martha Shull English Frank Wallace Social Studies • • • Hugh Merritt Social Studies Winafred Pausch Social Studies John Rockwell Business Education Helen Siver Homemaking Dorothy Warren .Remedial Reading Jefferson's Modern Faculty Instructs Ann Moyer Jcan M11,or Office Bookroom Mildred Mitchel Mathematics Dorothy Mulligan Office Floyd Peterson Industrial Arts Shirley Petcry C-E-SS Muriel Phillips Social Studies Andrew Pienovi Physical Education John Ryder Art Naomi Say Physical Education Stanley Schmidt English Edwin Schneider Mathematics Margaret Smith English Melba Sparks Dramatics Dean Still Mathematics Martha Tathwell Live Wire Office Edna Mae Woodward Mathematics Hildegard Ziegler Foreign Languages John Neeley Science Margaret Purvinc Business Education Laura Scott Mathematics Glenns Teeters Science Retiring Teachers Receive Gratitude MR. EARL KELLMER MRS. MILDRED MITCHEL Next fall Earl Kellmer plans to leave the physics lab in Room 7A and take an ex- tended trip to Europe. After that he may even visit more distant spots if the mood so moves him. Although Mr. Kellmer has taught phys- ics, mathematics, biology, and science for thirty-seven years, nine of these at Jefferson, he is a man of varied interests. Music, first aid, the American Red Cross, and geology are only a few of the many activities which this versatile instructor enjoys. Respected by all for his kindly sense of humor and the quiet, efficient manner in which he carries on his classes, Mr. Kellmer will be difficult to replace. We wish he were not leaving Jefferson, but we are very pleased that he has so inter- esting and educational an experience planned for his future. Mrs. Mildred Mitchol, faculty member of twenty-three years' standing, is graduating from Jef- ferson, too, this year in a sense—graduating to free and pleasant hours to concentrate on her often neg- lected pastimes of reading, driving, and visiting in- teresting places. Fire drills and air raid drills won't seem the same somehow without her standing in the center hall, stop watch in hand, checking to see if the pre- sent record can be beaten. Christmas won't be Christmas at Jefferson with- out the geometric tree in Room -204. Let's hope that future geometry classes carry on this time-honored tradition. Knowing her bounding energy, it's impossible to imagine this lady retiring from anything; she'll probably be busier than ever. We're Proud Of Our Modern Versatile Faculty Mr. Jones and Mrs. Say demonstrate the predecessor to the Rock and Roll . Mrs. Meyer compiles the daily absentee list with the assistance of Julia Woronsberg. Mrs. Conns and Mrs. Charleston serve at the tea welcoming the new teacherijwho are Mr. Schmidt, Miss Unruh, Mr. Roche, Mrs. Cauthers, Mrs. Warren, Mr. Clark, Mrs. Gilbert, Mr. Windisch, Mr. Picnovi. LfiiiNKl Mrs. Mitchell conducts her class with a big smile. Mrs. Tyler and Mr. Knudson confer about a mutual counseling problem. Jefferson Is Aided by Capable Assistants CUSTODIANS SEATED: Marlow, A., Filkcr, H., G. cn, A., Windcn, P., Johnson, R. STANDING: Zouvclos, A., Riggs, L., Loving, J., Riggs, T., Wing, C., Clark, R. CAFETERIA STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT: Cleveland, E., Clifton, J., Knutscn, N., Billers, A., Meyers, O., Halverson, H Faculty and Families Hold Buffet Dinner Children of faculty members turned out in force for the Mickey Mouse cartoons and picture-taking which took place before dinner. The faculty social committee made arrangements, and the event was a real success. JEFFER-SON'S PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION % FRONT ROW: Mrs. M. Oitto, Mrs. A. Weigant, Mrs. J. North, Mrs. A. Durrell, Mrs. D. Johnson, Mrs. R. Bosco, Mrs. F. Branin. SECOND ROW: Mrs. R. Langos, Mrs. R. Peterson, Mrs. B. Kolkowsky, Mrs. D. Longtin, Mrs. R. Gilbert. Mrs. .E. Thomas. Mrs. D. Sorenson. THIRD ROW: Mrs. H. Rask, Mrs. J. Brinks, Mrs. D. Stanley, Mrs. E. Owens, Mrs. R. Smith, Mrs. A. Timmerman, Mrs. B. Wells, Mrs. A. Johnson, Mrs. E. Butts. Mrs. Richard Gilbert, Membership Committee Chairman, amiably adds more names to our PTA roster of 800 parents. During Jeff's football season the PTA Hot Dog Committee served at the concession stand and used the proceeds for their scholarship fund. 28 Dads Organize To Support Our Activities William McPherson and Ray Foster take tickets at game from Jeff students. (In alphabetical order) Bolzell, Jtohnj Bylcr, Vance; Crabtree, Richard; Delay, Don; Dougherty, V. E.; Gaylord, Glen; Glanz, George; Hilton, Jahn; Kolkowsky, B. F.; McDoncll, T. W.; Person, Elmer; Proil, A. H.; Rcinikka, David; Squire, George; Stodd, John. C. L. Gabriel Dads' Club President Amend, Ford; Collins, Kevin; Devoir, O. W. ; French, Floyd; Foster, Ray; Gabriel, C. L.; Gilbert, R. D. ; Johnson, David; Jones, Charles; King, Jack; Knouff, William; Lovell, C. H. ; Linder, Eugene; Otterstedt, E. M. ; Rudeen, Donald; Schon, Howard; Stanley, A. D.; Van Scoy, Robert. 29 TVe Coo fo t e factune ScetcoM... ■B Seniors Rewarded BILL PETERSON SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT Graduation! We have come to the end of the beginning. In reality our high school career has terminated but it has left us an image of fond memories that will live forever. Only a short time ago we entered Jefferson, ambitious, eager to learn, and willing to accept the challenge that faced us. Our curiosity here has since been satisfied--sat- isfied by the many accomplishments of the class in scholarship, athletics, student govern- ment and social activities. The Class of 1956 deeply appreciates the fact that the fac- ulty, counselors, and administrators have constantly strived to provide us with a superior liberal education. Nowthc time has come to move on. We can take another step along the road of life and feel confident that we are prepared to face a new challcnge--the future. SHARON LOWERY VICE PRESIDENT By Class Offices GARLAND THOMPSON TREASURER CAROL EVERETT HISTORIAN MISS DEAN GIRLS' COUNSELOR MARK TEPPOLA SERGEANT-AT-ARMS MR. COLLINS BOYS' COUNSELOR PAT HELM SECRETARY 33 • • • National Honor Society Graduates GEORGIA DEAN ADVISOR ROGER ADAMS • BRYCE ADKINS „ LYNNE ALLRED .. SUSAN BARTLETT GLORY BECKER •• BOB BERREMAN •• NORMAN BEZONA SUE GEOGHEGAN CARLA GRABLE •• SANDRA HAAG MARI LYNNE HAASE « GENEVA HUNSAKER BIRDIE HYDEN JOAN KAISER •• GALENE KLAUSMAN .. 34 • Denotes second year members National Honor Society Graduates . . . ARLENE ANDERSON CAROL ANDERSON .. ARNOLD ASCHWANDEN MARY ELLEN ATZBAUGH BILL BIRD •• DONNA BLAND • LARRY CATES • Denotes second year members National Honor Society Graduates . . . PATRICIA LENT GAIL MULLEN . MARY ANN THOENNES ' DAVID WELSH MARLYN THOMASON � ♦ SANDRA WESTBURY •• • Denotes GLORIA LINDQUIST BETTY VAN GORDER JOANNE WILLIAMS year members NANCY LOUGHEED .� I CAROLE SKOOG •• LINDA VAN MATRE MYRNA WINGE National Honor Society Graduates . . . JIM SORENSON •• GERALD STANLEY • ZINAIDA SVICHKAR SUE TAYLOR •• CORNELIA WALKER SUSAN WALSH BARBARA WE HR LY LORETTA WFIGAN'i Radka Dimitrovich proudly displays a sample of her sculpture art which helped her to win the title of the best girl artist of the graduating class. As Martin Ruppert adds the last touches to his water color sketch, it's obvious why he was selected by classmates as the best boy artist. 38 ROGER ADAMS National Honor Society Fire Squad Hi Note JERRY ANDERSON Church Work SHIRLEY AXTELL Orchestra String Ensemble Hi Note MELANIE BEALL Klatawa Zcquinn Youth Center Secretary ROBERT BERREMAN Baseball National Honor Society Hopkin Jenkins Hi-Y BRYCE ADKINS DcMolay National Honor Society JOE ANDERSON Junior Choir Tennis Ad Lib Troupe BETTY BARDSLEY Kosmo GLORY BECKER Zeta Jinx Leones RALPH BEYMER LYNNE ALLRED Zcquinn National Honor Socie Philo RON ANDERSON Room Reprcsentativ� Junior Red Cross Bowling OLLIE BASS Orchestra Scientia Junior Symphony NORMAN BE ZONA DeMolay Speech Team Service Manager A. MARGARET ALTENBURG Zeta Church Work Service Committee SUSAN ANDERSON Zoquinn Philo Room Representative k tv RACHEL «ARTELS JOANNA BEECH Eta Theta Rho Youth For Christ Hall Patrol DON BIHL Jason Lee Hi-Y Golf Team Precinct Worker DON AMEND Radio Assembly ANETA APOSTOL Twill Klatawa Class Representative ARLENE ANDERSON Kosmo Jeffersonian Staff National Honor Society CAROL ARMSTRONG SUSAN bARTLETT Twill Klatawa National Honor Society LEONARD BAUER Junior Choir Hall Patrol JUDIE BEGAN Persona Hall Patrol EARL BENSON Persona Thespians Senior Choir WILLIAM BIRD LOUISE BLAKELY National Honor Society Church Work Senior Committee Future Teachers' Senior Representative CAROL ANDERSON National Honor Society ARNOLD ASCHWANDEN Edelweiss National Honor Society WILLIAM BAUGH Jason Lee Hi-Y JERRY ANDERSON Basketball Trails Youth Center Treasurer MARY ATZBAUGH National Honor Society Edelweiss Sigma JAMES BAXTER KAREN BERGMAN Kosmo Room Representative Senior Committee DONNA BLAND National Honor Society Mozart Libra LANE BERNIER Quill and Scroll Jeffersonian Staff Room Representative EARL BLOOMBERG Hopkin Jenkins Hi-Y 39 As a member of the Portland Junior Symphony Orchestra and a cello player in the Jefferson Orchestra, Stacia Gabriel has earned her title of best female instrumentalist. Bob Eckhardt, four-year Jefferson. Band player and Dance Band player, voted by classmates as best male instrumen- talist, solemnly awaits his cue for a trumpet solo. 40 GAIL BOLDEN Quill and Scroll Tri-Y Jeffersonian Staff BEVERLY BROWNING Rally Squad Klatawa Twill JOHN BUTHERUS Rally Squad JERRY BOSCO DeMolay ROBERT BRUCE Class Committees Swimming Team PEGGY BUTLER Future Business Leaders NATHANIEL CARTER IDA CLARK Orchestra Hi-Note MELVIN CARY Libra Edelweiss Photography Committee JANICE CLARK Hall Patrol GEORGE BOYLES Pharoah Room Golf Team REED BRUEGMAN' Hot Rod Club KATHLEEN BUTTS National Honor So Youth for Christ Room Representa- LUANN CASSELL Guako Room Representa Philo BARBARA CLAYTC Hall Patrol MARY BRADLEY CLAUDINE BRANDOW Guako Orchestra Junior Symphony JERRI BRUMAGE National Honor Society Bethel Zeta DURENE BUNCH Tri-Y Club I. R. L. Senior Committee BETTY CALDWELL Bethel Hi-Club Bowling LARRY CATES Band Hi-Notc Church Work JOE CLOUSE Hopkin Jenkins Hi-Y Varsity Football Cascade Ski Club NORA CAMPBELL Sigma Rainbow WILLIAM CAUDY Jason Lee Hi-Y DeMolay ROBERT CLULOW Spanish Club Track MICHAEL BRINK Jeffersonian Editor Executive Council MAXINE BUNNELL Bethel WILLIAM CAMPBELL Hopkin Jenkins Hi-Y Sophomore Class Officer Delphi PATRICIA CHAPMAN Zequinn Philo Senior Committee LYNNE BURKE Kosmo Junior Red Cross Senior Committee BEVERLY CARSON WILLIAM CHAPMAN German Club Junior Symphony COLLEEN CONLEY Zeta Thespians Bethel JAMES COUR Jeffersonian Editor Room Representative Spectrum BRUCE BROWN Dance Band Hl-Note Orchestra BARBARA BURNS LARRY CARTER JAMES COY Service Committee Track 41 ROGER BREHM Barbershop Quartet Mozart Senior Choir DUANE CLARK Hopkin Jenkins Hi-Y Social Committee Baseball Eileen Tappan, selected as best senior actress, expertly applies make-up for her leading role in Time Out For Ginger . After participating in many school plays throughout the year, Norman Steiner received due recognition from classmates by being acclaimed the best actor. 42 RICHARD CRABTREE Civil Air Patrol DAVID DARNELL Jason Lee Hi-Y Hall Patrol SANDRA DIGMAN Zeta Senior Choir Senior Class Committee VIRGINIA ENOS Zeta Live Wire Helper Hall Patrol GEORGE EWART School Committee Room Representative Class Committee GRACIE CRftNE Hall Patrol PATRICIA DAU- Zequinn Philo Room Representative RADKA DIMITROVICH Student Body Secretary Guako Philo DONALD ERB Cross Country Team Library Staff Junior Red Cross SARA EZELL Guako KAREN CRAWFORD Room Representativ Fire Squad MIRIAM DAUM Twill Klatawa President Spring Flower Show ROBERT ECKHARDT Rally Squad KOIN-TV Orchestra CHRISTINE FAIR Senior Committet Girls' Glee OBERT CREWSE Youth for Christ Ensemble Room Representative «ILL DAVIDSON Trails Delphi Ensemble EONARD EDHOLM Mozart Senior Choir CAROLE ERICKSON Youth For Christ Senior Choir Room Representative DONALD FARMER Hot Rod Club Room Representative Hall Patrol JERKY CUNNINGHAM National Honor Society Engineers' Club Explorer Scouts SHARON CUSTER Kosmo Room Representative Orchestra JAMES DAVIS Delphi Jason Lee Hi-Y Rally Squad JACKIE EDWARDS Jinx Hall Patrol RACHELLE DAWSON Tri-Y Fire Patrol Room Representative MARGARET EISENHAUER DAVID DAMKAER DeMolay National Honor Society Room Representative FRANK DECUIS Jason Lee Hi-Y Gold Key Award MARIA DARDO Zelta I. R. L. Tri-Y RUTH DENTON Jinx National Honor Society Student Body Committee LEO ELIA Jason Lee Hi-Y Hot Rod Club MARY ENGLEHART Orchestra Junior Symphony W x, GEORGIA ESLER Band Hi-Note Orchestra JOYCE ESPEDAL Tri-Y GERALDINE ETHERIDGE Leones Choir Cafeteria Helper CAROL EVERETT Twill Philo Swimming JEAN FARMER F. B. L. A. President Class Committee Room Representative MAJORI E FAUBION Zeta Secretary Class Committee Inter-Club Council PATTI FAUST Freshman Reception Student Body Committee Room Representative CLAIRE FEELY Art Club President Finance Committee Hopdn Jenkins Hi-Y Best male vocalist Roy Turner, noted for his spiritual and ballad singing, has appeared on many school and local 44 television programs. BARBARA FEVES Kosmo Freshman Vice President Senior Class Committee 1.ARRY FREELAND BARBARA GETTING 3 GERALD GREEN Service Committee Fire Squad SANDRA HAAG Kosmo National Honor Society Swim Team CHRISTINE FISHER National Honor Society LARRY FRIESEN Senior Choir RICHARD GLANZ DcMolay Sports Room Representative DELORIS GREY Dramatics Hall Patrol Usher Corps MARI LYNNE HAASE National Honor Society Ensemble Quill and Scroll IAIN FLANNAGAN DeMolay Swim Team SANDRA FUQUA Zelta Zcta Student Body Comm MARLENE GOEBEL Zelta Majorette Bethel PATRICIA GRIER Jeffersonian Sigma Qu:il and Scroll JANET HAINES Hall Patrol ROBERTA FORSYTH Bowling Hall Patrol L RITA FOSTER Kosmo Hall Patrol Room Representative KOIN Spotlight Orchestra Hi-Note Junior Symphony SALLIE GALLIANO Guako Philo Junior Choir Drivers' Training JAMES GORMAN Jason Lee Hi-Y Skiing Senior Representative BUD GRIFFITH Hall Patrol Cafeteria Helper Hall Patrol Captain BRENDA HALL National Honor Society Edelweiss CAROL HALL Room Representative Senior Class Committee Junior Red Cross SUSAN FOSTER Leones Hall Patrol SUZANNE GAYLORD National Honor Society Youth For Christ LEAH GOTT Tennis Swimming Dramatics CAROL GROSS Senior Choir Fire Squad Ensemble DAVID HAMBLEN DOROTHEA FRANKLIN Spectrum Staff Fire Squad Tri-Y Trails Room Representative National Honor Society CARLA GRABLE Zequinn Senior Choir National Honor Society JANICE GULLICKSON Dramatics Senior Committee Red Cross LEO HAMBY Spectrum Typist LOK1TTA FREE Quill and Scroll Bethel Jeffersonian Staff SUE GOEGHEGAN National Honor Society Class Committees Spectrum Staff DENNIS GRANDE Baseball -;7M GUTHRIE h ;nior Choir NANCY HAMMERSTAD Hall Patrol Room Representative Dramatics 45 Paying a visit to the library are Jim Sorensen and Jackie Wright, whom the senior class considers the most scho- lastically competent members of the class of 1956. Chosen by seniors as a typical boy and girl, Shirley Sipple and Bill Scarborough strike up a typical pose. RICHARD HANNON Band Orchestra Hi-Note CLEVE HART Ilopkin Jenkins Hi-Y Delphi Football CLARICE HILKEN Hall Patrol CORDE LIA HOLTEEN DONNA HUNT Office practice ELEANOR HANSEN RICHARD HANSON Hopkin Jenkins Hi- Varsity Football JOHN HARTUNG National Honor Society Amateur Radio Science Club THOMAS HILL Cross Country Team Hall Patrol DORIS HILL Persona BARBARA HOPKINS Skating OoM K ” nsr JUDY HORN Zeta Theatre Board LOIS HUSON Leones Cafeteria helper BIRDIE HYDEN National Honor Rainbow Office Helper HIRLENE HANSON Rainbow Twan Office Helper .ESTER HAYNES DALE HING Junior Red Cross Service Manager STEPHEN HARDING Jason Lee Hi-Y Inter-Club Council FRED HEGEBERG Delphi Trails DARRELL HINKLE BARBARA HARRIS Zeta Senior Choir National Honor Society I ROBERT HEIBERG Room Representatives • LLEN HEIN Jeffersonian Quill and Scroll Spectrum KEITH HARRIS Football School Committees Trails SANDRA HOFFERT BETTY HOGAN PATRICIA HARROD National Honor Society PATRICIA HELM Senior Class Secretary Zcquinn Klatawa HOWARD HOGAN Football Track J ANNA HOTALING WOODWARD HOWE DALE HUFF National Honor Society Jason Lee Hi-Y Social Committee ARLENE INGWOOD Zclta BOB JACOB Athletics Trails Delphi inc.1l. tfALOoaun Art Club JO HUNGERFORD Thespians President Persona President Drama Assistant JIM JEFFERS Live Wire Office Hall Patrol 47 GENEVA HUNSAKER Klatawa Twill National Honor Society Two Fall Student Body Officers, Randy Judson and Joan Mason, arc acclaimed by the Senior Class as being outstanding leaders. Seniors predict that Eric Larsen and Susan Walsh, both well- known for their honor grades and active school participation, are the most likely of their classmates to succeed. 48 LEE JEFFERY Senior Choir Mozart Hall Patrol Captain JOAN JOHNSON Kosmo FRANK JONES Jason Lee Hi-Y PATRICIA LEE Glee Club Bethel Sigma DARYLL KLEIN Jason Lee Hi-Y Hot Rod Club JAMES JENNEKE Trails Youth Center Officer JOAN JOHNSON Room Representative Senior Committee NATHAN JONES Sports i. R. L. Treasurer Athletic Representative PATRICIA KI LANDER Jinx WALTER KLOSS Senior Choir Mozart Junior Achievement PEGGY JOHNESSE Jinx Ensemble Senior Committee KENT JOHNSON Hopkins Jenkins Hi- Football Room Repre8entati RANDY JUDSON Student Body Presic Hopkin Jenkins Hi-T Room Representati Junior Achievement1 Orchestra Vocal Ensemble RONALD KNAUS Hot Rod Club - 2HARLEEN JOHNSON National Honor Society Senior Representative Senior Committee GEORGE JOHNSON Distributive Education GERALDINE JOHNSON Zequinn Junior Red Cross HARRIET JOHNSON Tri-Y PAUL JOHNSON Senior Choir Youth for Christ RICHARD JUGGERT Hall Patrol Dramatics Football JOHN KIRK Libra JOANNE KNISS Room Representative Class Committee Junior Red Cross RICHARD JOHNSON Trails Sports Student Body Committees LLOYD JULIAN Service Committee A. GALENE KLAUSMAN Youth for Christ National Honor Society Senior Choir MARILYN KNISS Kosmo Room Representative Senior Committee ROBERT JOHNSON Fire Squad Athletics JOAN KAISER Zequinn National Honor Society Philo JANET KLEE Rainbow KAREN KOBLEGARDE Cafeteria Helper Hall Patrol Junior Red Cross RUSSELL JOHNSON Jason Lee Room Representative Service Committee DONALD KANGAS RONALD KLEE Racing KATHRYN KOLKOWSKY National Honor Society Art Club Junior Red Cross CORRINE JONES Jinx PATRICIA KEENE Kosmo Bethel Senior Choir ALLAN KLEIN Sports Room Representative Trails BRAD KRIEGER Jason Lee Hi-Y Band Junior Red Cross 49 Varsity letters in football, basketball, and baseball are all good reasons why Chuck Rask was chosen by seniors as Jeff's best male athlete. JERRY KRISTENSEN DeMolay Hot Rod Club ERIC LARSEN Trails Delphi Ensemble TRUDY LEITNER Libra Carol Everett, United States Amateur Freestyle Champion, was the unanimous choice of seniors as the best girl athlete. LORAINE L1SOSKI Philo Guako GERALDINE MALTBY Twill Senior Rally National Honor Society RAUN KUCERA National Honor Society DeMolay Band GLENDA LARSEN Zeta PATRICIA LENT Edelweiss President I. R. L. Vice President National Honor Society KAREN LIVESAY Zelta JOSEPHINE Rally Squad Twill Philo FLORENCE KUHN Spectrum Staff Zeta Band IZORA LATHAN Church Work JANICE LESTER Kosmo JOAN MASON Klatawa Zcquinn Student Body Offic OM LALANDE Hall Patrol Hot Rod Club JFFORD LATHROP BURLAN LANG GREGORY LATTA Student Body Committee Hall Patrol NANCY LANGE Senior Choir JAMES LAVERTY Room Representative CAROL LANGHOFF Edelweiss I. R. L. National Honor Society KENNETH LARSEN UDITH LETZ Kosmo National Honor Society Jeffersonian Staff HANCY LOUGHEED Leones National Honor Society JERRY MASS MAN Band JAN LOVETT DeMolay Hall Patrol Junior Red Cross EDWARD MATCOVICH Skiing CAROLYN LILLY Philo President Senior Representative Zequinn SHARON LOWERY Senior Class Officer Zequinn Klatawa CAROL MATHIS Senior Choir RON LINDER DeMolay Persona Hi-Notc MARLENE LYONS Sigma Zeta Persona BONNA MATTSON Kosmo National Honor Society Jeffersonian CAROL ANN LANTRY Klatawa Twill Junior Court Queen GLORIA LINDQUIST Twill Klatawa Freshman Hearts Queen PATRICIA MacKENZIE Senior Choir Hi-Club LEONARD McCRACKEN Basketball Jason Lee Hi-Y Social Committee 51 Garland Thompson, who has performed for assemblies, on television, and with Portland Civic Theater groups, was ac- claimed best boy dancer. The senior class considers Shirley Steele, wjiose original song and dance routines are always well received at student affairs, to be their top girl dancer. 52 DIANE Me DONALD DOREEN MEADEN National Honor Society Spectrum Art Editor I.R.L. CLEMENT MUCK Student Body President Voice of Democracy FRED NELSON Room Representative MONTE OFFICER Trails Delphi bob Mcelroy Photography Club Spectrum Staff Jeffersonian Staff MURIEL MEEGAN Senior Choir Senior Committee i GAiL MULLEN National Honor Society Zeta President Senior Choir LORRAINE NELSON Senior Rally Squad Philo Guako JOHN OHM DeMolay Ad Libs Talent Troupe Senior Rally Squad JAMES McINTOSH Fire Squad MERRILLIS MEYI Hl-Note Orchestra Hall Patrol PATTI MURRAY Zequinn Room Represents Senior Committee CONNIE NEWMAN GARY OJA LA Room Representati Cross Country Tn [ARLES McINTYRE elphi lopkin Jenkins Hi-Y JeMolay don mckinnon Trails Youth Center President Cascade Ski Club Jinx Committee Swimming Senior Committee Room Representative URILYN MYERS Sclta Jethel fall Patrol lUL NILSON (Jason Lee Hi-Y Uunior Court School Committees RICHARD MYERS Hall Patrol Junior Red Cross Swimming CLAUDIA NYBERG Klatawa Class Committee tTHUK tason Lee Hi-Y Swimming Class Committees JEAN OLSEN MONA McNURLIN Tri-Y Club SAUNDRA MONTGOMERY Bethel Hi Club JEAN NATSEOS Sigma WANDA ODENWELLER Jinx Bethel Jeffersonian Staff MARILYN OLSON National Honor Society Room Representative CATHERINE McLAURIN I.R.L. Secretary Social Committee Tennis Team LARRY MORK Football Hall Patrol MURIEL NEIDHART Bethel Senior Choir Jinx ALLEN ODOM Mozart Junior Choir Track ALFRED ONIONS National Honor Society DeMolay THOMAS MCPHERSON I.R. L. Junior Red Cross F. B. L.A. Treasurer THOMAS MOULTRIE Hopkin Jenkins Hi-Y Fire Squad Football DARLA NEISS Zcquinn Historian Girls' State Representative Swim Team MATTIE ODOM Girls' Glee Junior Choir LLOYD OSTBY Delphi Trails 53 Bev Browning and Roger Thomson appear carefree as they saunter down the hall after being selected as the friendliest boy and girl of the senior class. Loretta Weigant and Bill Davidson, chosen as the best looking seniors by classmates, admire flower display. DONALD OVERBY Mozart Youth For Christ Demo Who Docs Things RONALD PERDEW Jason Lee Hi-Y Spectrum Art Editor Publicity Committee NORMAN PICKETT Student Body Committee Junior Red Cross Room Representative BEVERLY PRICE JUNE PANEK Zeta Persona JACKIE PERRIN Kosmo Senior Committee ARLENE POND Persona Zeta Walther League SYLVIA PROUSE DONALD REINIKKA Jason Lee Hi-Y President Hi-Y Council Room Representative SALLY REPP National Honor Society LAVINA PARKER Mozart Senior Choir Senior Committee BLANCHE PERRY Hall Patrol Entertainment Comn A. J MARILYN POPHAM ELIOT QUINN CHARLENE RHOADE; Senior Choir Tennis Ad Lib Talent Trouf 54 JDITH PARSONS Room Representative Fire Squad 'ANICE PETERSEN Mozart ;OBERTA PORTER Zeta Hall Patrol Student Body Committee GAIL RAHKOLA Klatawa Twill Student Body Officer MADONNA RHONE ! I. R. L. DARLENE PASSUT Twill Room Representative Student Body Committees GARY PETERSON Room Representative EDNA POSSELT Cafeteria Helper � JOE PATTERSON National Guard Junior Red Cross Hall Patrol SHIRLEY PETERSON Bookroom Helper BILL PEARSON Jason Lee Hi-Y WILLIAM PETERSON Trails Fire Squad National Honor Society ELEANOR POWELL Tri-Y LLOYD RANDALL Fire Squad Senior Representative Student Body Committees CHARLES RASK Basketball Football Trails ROSA LYNN REAVIS JOANNE RICH Zequinn Fire Squad Bethel ROBERT RICHARDS Jason Lee Hi-Y Student Body Committee Senior Band JUDITH RICHMOND Room Representative Hall Patrol Bookroom Helper KAREN PETTY Senior Choir National Honor Society RICHARD PRENTICE Football Track Senior Choir GLENDA REID Youth For Christ CAROL RIDGEWAY Tri-Y 55 Pat Helm and John Ohm clown on the basement stairs after, being chosen by senior classmates as the funniest seniors. MARCIA RIGGERS Zequinn Philo Senior Choir ROGERS Patrol Art Club SUZANNE SAVAGE KATHERINE SCHWEIGER Office Helper Church Work JUANITA SIMMONS GEORGE RITTER National Honor Society Ensemble Student Body Committee JOAN ROLOF WILLIAM SCARBOROUGH Hopkin Jenkins Hi-Y Student Body Treasurer Baseball MARGARET SCOTT Sigma Ama Chi Rainbow SHIRLEY SIPPEL Zequinn Klatawa National Honor Society DAVE ROBERTS Football Hopkin Jenkins Hi BERNARD RUBIN CALVIN SCHAEFEI Jason Lee Hi-Y National Honor So Junior Red Cross JANET SEHON Kosmo Senior Committee Room Reprcsentati HI. A. ML DONNA SKAGGS PAT ROBERTS Junior Rally Room Representative Zequinn FRANK RUSCHE Junior Achievement Hall Patrol MARIANNE SCHMIDT Zequinn Klatawa Class Committees A MAJORIE SHELDON Ticket Seller Bowling CAROLE SKOOG Kosmo National Honor Society Jeffersonian Staff GARY ROBINSON National Honor Society DcMolay Swim Team KATHLEEN RUSH Senior Choir F.B. L. A. Hall Patrol Captain ERROL SCHUKART Trails Delphi Junior Class President STEPHEN SHORT Golf Team v MARILYN SMITH Philo Jinx Junior Court JUDITH ROE GARY ROGERS Youth For Christ MARILYN SANBORN National Honor Society Fire Squad Class Committees SANDRA SCHULTHEISS Jinx Junior Achievement Fire Squad MARY SICADE Hall Patrol I. R. L. BETTY SMITH Transfer from Klamath Union High School WALLACE SANDERS Football SHARON SCHULZ Horseback Riding Rainbow RUTH SIEVERT Guako Philo Room Representative NORMAN SMITH Mozart Hall Patrol 57 Jackie and Pat, two faithful Jefferson basketball rooters, oheer for our team. Lynn tries to grab a bite of lunch while scheduling Donna and Gail for senior portraits. PATRICIA SMITH Kosmo Fire Squad Senior Reception Committee GERALD STANLEY Trails Room Representative National Honor Society KENNETH STODD Football Rally Squad Trails ROGER SMITH Jeffersonian Staff Youth For Christ Jason Lee Hi-Y CLARK STARKER SHIRLEY STONE Room Representative Bethel Cafeteria Help TERRY TAYLOR WILLIAM TAYLOR DeMolay ROGER THOMSON Trails Delphi Football GARLAND THOMPSON Senior Class Treasurer Jason Lee Hi-Y Room Representative SAUNDRA SOLVIK Senior Choir Room Rcprcscntativ GERRY STAVNEY Football Manager Forensic League Room Reprcscntati ZINAIDA SVICHKAR National Honor Soc Edelweiss Club KATHRYN TEMPLE Tri-Y SHIRLEY THORi 58 DON URWYLER Hopkin Jenkins Room Representative ■i [ACK TOLOMEI SHIRLEY TONE Room Representative Mozart Senior Choir MARIE SORENSON Guako Jeffersonian Staff yERNA SWAIN Jinx : 'Jlsy r c DAVID TANGVALD Band Dance Band Church Work NORMAN STEINER Ad Lib Talent Troupe Thespians Persona MARY ANN THOENNES National Honor Society Zeta Student Body Committee CORA LIE TRONSGARD Kosmo LENORA STALFORD Tri-Y KENNETH STEVENS Hall Patrol Junior Red Cross JOHN TAYLOR Trails Delphi Room Representative JACK THOMAS Jason Lee Hi-Y Track Room Representative ROY TURNER Hall Patrol Captain Senior Choir Mozart President HARRIETT STEVENSON Hall Patrol I. R. L. Art SUE TAYLOR National Honor Society Thespians Senior Committee MARLYN THOMASON Philo Guako Student Body Committees MES SORENSEN Hopkin Jenkins National Honor Society Best Citizen DOUGLAS SORENSON Hall Patrol Rcforcstration Committee TERESA STEFFEN Thespians Theater Board Assembly Committee GALEN TERRY EILEEN TAPPAN Jinx Bethel Dramatics PAUL STANGELAND Track Fire Squad Church Work IIRLEY STEELE Rally Squad Philo Room Representative IARK TEPPOLA Hopkin Jenkins Hi-Y Senior Class Officer DeMolay 59 The Senior Class Play Committee worked many hours choos- ing our class play, All My Sons . Senior Class Assembly rehearsals find Bud Ritter and Merle Lotz engrossed in practicing the Senior Class Song. LEE VACHTER Live Wire Office Cafeteria Helper SHARON WALRUFF Guako Philo Bethel Queen DAVID WELSH National Honor Society Senior Band Libra JOHN WICK Trampolinist KATHRYN WIROSTEK Fire Squad Chief National Honor Society Hi-Note BETTY VAN GORDER I. R. L. Tri-Y National Honor Society Student Body Secretary Klatawa Twill JIM WESEMAN Jr. Navy Reserve Distributive Education CAROLYN WICKSTROM Jinx Senior Committee Fire Squad DONALD WITTMEYER GAYE VAN MATRE Thespians Bethel DARREL WALTON Room Rcpre8entat Church Work Boys' State GEORGE WESEMAN JOAN WILLIAMS Sigma SHIRLEY WOODARI Senior Committee Usher Corps Dramatics 60 IDA VAN MATRE R. L. ational Honor Society rnior Achievement iLLAS WEAVER )elphi 'rails unior Rally EVA WEST Senior Choir OANNE WILLIAMS Zeta National Honor Society Ensemble LCKIE WRIGHT Rational Honor Society Senior Committee Social Committee GAY LYNNE VAN RIPER Zeta Jm RICHARD WEBB BARBARA WEHRLY National Honor Society L R. L. Leones CORNELIA WALKER Tri-Y National Honor Society Senior Representative LORETTA WEIGANT Senior Rally Squad Klatawa Best Citizen MARLENE WALKER Office Practice KENTON WELLS Jason Lee Hi-Y Class Representative Room Representative SANDRA WESTBURY Spectrum Editor Executive Council National Honor Society JOAN WILSON Senior Choir LOLA MAE WRIGHT JEANNINE WEYERS TERRY WILSON Senior Choir Mozart Cafeteria Helper SANDRA WRIGHT Fire Squad Junior Red Cross F. B. L. A. RICHARD Photographic Club Hall Patrol RILEY WHITLEY MYRNA WINGE Guako Philo National Honor Society VIOLA WRIGHT Mozart JIM WINN DAVID WYNHOFF 61 Oneonc Shaw supervises a senior social studies class during a surprise air-raid drill. Art classes are popular with many seniors. Here Jerry Bosco busily sketches a remembered basketball game. MARIE WYTTENBERG Jinx Bethel National Honor Society JERRY YAUNEY JUDITH YACKLEY Bethel Thespians MARTHA ZAVOU I. R. L. Persona Sigma RICHARD YARN Hall Patrol SONYA ZOHN Bethel Dramatics GORDON ZOLEZZI KATHY ZWAHLEN Trails Delphi Jinx Hall Patrol Mathematical-minded seniors find geometry classes stimulating. SENIORS NOT PICTURED Clarence Baker Ronald Banks John Coulter Huey Hatten Eddie Fair Dick Furrow Kenneth Hasse Eileen Nyborg Bob Sheasly Dale Smyers George Wcseman 62 Jefferson's 1956 Graduating Class j this a dagger which I see before me, the handle toward my hand? Nat ', new athletic rep. takes oath of office from Huey. r girls diligently study Senior Photographer bids. Everyone wants to get into the picture when the photographer is around. Completes Eventful Years of Classes . . . Students in Mildred Mitchel s class appear interested in learning about income taxes Shoeless Senior girls expertly paint dance decorations and posters. Many students turn out for our annual Senior Class Party 64 Ollie proudly takes well-deserved bow during Orchestra Assembly. Sports . . . Activities . . . Recreation • • • Mingled countenances greet report card day in Frank Wallace's class. y chides Grant Student Body Officers for smearing paint. Seniors and underclassmen mingle during precautionary fire drill. Marilyn and Karen use lunch period to bone for a physics exam. 65 All My Sons Presented as Senior Class Mother (Joanne Hungcrford) wistfully thinks of Larry, her missing son. Winner of the Theatre Guild National Award, All My Sons, by Arthur Miller, was presented April 27-28 on the Jeffer- son stage as the Senior Class Play. The story revolves around a family during the two years following World War II. One of the sons is reported miss- ing in action, but the mother does not believe he is dead. The father is a dis- honest manufacturer of plane parts for the armed forces. Ten seniors in the play were Earl Benson, JoAnn Hungerford, Sue Taylor, Randy Judson, Eileen Tappen, Norm Steiner, Dick Prentice, Carol Hall, Tom Moultrie, and Melanie Beall. Mrs. Melba Sparks directed. Chris and George about to come to blows over Ann's im- pending marriage. (Norman Steiner, Randy Judson, and Eileen Tappan) 66 Play Under Melba Sparks1 Direction Mother (Sue Taylor) leans, shocked, against the porch after hearing a gunshot Lydia and Frank Lubey (Melanie Beall and Tom Moultrie) approach a domestic crisis. Dr. Bayliss and family at odds again--all in fun, of course. (Carol Hall and Dick Pren- tice) 67 Traditional Senior Assembly Presented Participants in the Senior Assembly 1971 Senior Class Reunion solemnly lead their classmates in the class song. Two world-famous dancers, Shirley and Joe,entcrtain at class reunion. 68 Gail, Marilyn,and Norman return to Jeff to perform unusual recordlog. Georgia Dean and Kev Collins,ex-senior counselors, return from African safari after 15 ycari? absence. Sharon thanks Marlyn, Senior Assembly Chairman, for a job well done. THE SENIOR CLASS SONG (To the tune of Beyond the Blue Horizon ) We see a new horizon, And the road to success. Our hearts are filled with gladness, And a touch of sadness. We'll cherish all we've learned here -- Remember what we have done. Let's face the new tomorrow With its rising sun. Beyond our new horizon. Waits a beautiful day. Good-bye to all our friends here, Life begins, not ends, here. Our high school days are ended, But life has only begun. Let's face the new tomorrow With its rising sun. CLASS COLORS Purple and White CLASS MOTTO From a little spark bursts a mighty flame. SENIOR CLASS REPRESENTATIVES FRONT ROW: Miss Dean, Everett, C., Lowery, S., Rahkola, G., Apostol, A., Thomason, M., Fuqua, S., Helm, P., McDonald, D., Mr. Collins. SECOND ROW: Reinikka, D., Allred, L., Skoog, C., Stodd, K., Bird, B., Clouse, J., Peterson, B., Randall, L., Gorman, J., Schukart, E., Thompson, G., Teppola, M., Bezona, N. - - - o ei experience in warding toyetfoi dccially JOAN MASON Vice President Fall Student Body President RANDY JUDSON The dynamic leadership of Joan and Randy has carried their names beyond Jefferson. Randy is well known throughout the state as chairman of the Portland Teenage Traffic Council and president of the Region III Conference. Joan's ability is exemplified in her positions as vice-president of the Portland Achievers' Association, vice-president of the fall Inter-School Council, and first-place winner of the Oregon State Elks' Youth Leadership Contest. 72 Spring Student Body President CLEM MUCK The reins of spring government rested comfortably in the capable hands of Clem and Gail. The opinion of the Jeff student body was shared by the members of the spring Inter-School Council who chose Clem as their president. Clem is also the winner of the state Voice of Democracy Contest. Gail is active in two school clubs and was vice president of the Junior Class. Onhcr shoulders rests the responsibility for all the S. B. social functions. GAIL RAHKOLA Vice President Fall Officers Steer Student Government Treasurer Bill Scarborough, Secretary Susan Walsh, Athletic Representative Huey Hatton, and Service Manager Dale Hing enjoy a we Undeserved rest 74 SEATED: Scarborough, B., Peterson, B., Westbury, S., Judson, R., Mason, J., Bcrrcman, B., Walsh, S. BACK ROW: Webber, J., Hing, D., Hatton, H., Ginther, B. Spring Officers Hold Important Posts Norman Bezona, Service Manager; Radka Dimitrovitch, Secretary; Jim Sorensen, Treasurer; and Nate Jones, Athletic Representative, relax in the student body office. SEATED? Bezona, N., Rahkola, G., Muck, C., Dimitrovich, R., Jones, N., Sorenson, J. STANDING: Baker, T., White, D., Wcstbury, S., Brink, M., Petersen, B., MacIntyre, C Three Hundred Capable Demos Form SEATED: Mrs. Smith, S. B. Advisor, Walsh, S., Judson, R., Mason, J., Hing, D. FRONT ROW: Amend, B., Clark, M., Bartlett, S., Lilja, D., Jones, M., Fuqua, S., Jacobsen, J., Bland, E., Elsey, W., Butler, C., Hopper, R., Johnson, K., Bay, B. SECOND ROW: Grablc, C., Hunsaker, C., Ingebretson, C., Butts, J., Gabriel, S., Lantry, C, Dietrich, C, Bartlett, S., Dougherty, N., Gross, J., Johnson, K., Barnes, P., Holmes, S., Hunsaker, J. THIRD ROW: Hansen, B., Judson, B., Beecroft, N., Butherus, J., Baird, M., Douglas, J., Davis, J., Bowman, G., Breshcars, D., Bernier, L., Horsley, W., Hinsz, F., Bigler, R., Henry, J., Lowery, S. BACK ROW: Klein, J., Howells, D., Demorest, H., Ginthcr, B., Kucera, R., Ebro, T. , Beachcll, J., Anderson, J., Adkins, B., Crewse, B. Jjhannesen, M., Kantas, P., Larsen, E., Collar, D., Chin, M. FRONT ROW: Noles, S., Winston, B., Parks, A., Woolfolk, M., Squier, M., Pccts, S., Fletcher, J., Watkins, S., Sites, S., Swartz, M., Zook, M., Hayward, V., Passut, D., Tsujimura, J., Reid, L. SECOND ROW: Novinger, S., Schrag, C., Smith, J., Roberts, P., Nance, W., Maltby, J., Washburn, F., Manning, D., McCroskey, L., Uruyler, S., Smith, C., Sutton, S., Thurston, P. , Ulmer, P. THIRD ROW: Pool, S., Schon, J., Daum, M., Oitto, B., Tccncy, M., Mattson, T., Shininger, B., Mcegan, C., Mattila, S., Hergcrt, M., Moore, S., Walruff, G., Tolomei, J., Peterson, D., Taylor, J., Wong, M. FOURTH ROW: Ostby, L., Schukart, E., Rask, C., Timmerman, R., Williams, D., Thompson, R., Nelson, H., Swanson, R., McDougald, B., Thomas, J., Officer, M. , Roberts, D., Sletta, R., Schaefer, C. BACK ROW: Popham, P., Turner, R., Kuust, C., Snyder, G. Governing Body Of Our Students FRONT ROW: Hayward, V., Hutcherson, J., Kass, L., Edwards, G., Apostol, A., Browning, B., Butler, C, Abbott, P., Allen, S., Allred, L., Anderson, S., Ingcbrctson, C., Dietrich, D., DeVoir, N., Holm, L., Denton, R., Black, J., Klingsporn, M., Destner, C., George, D., Squire, C., Burke, J., Kinkaid, D., Hatfield, L. SECOND ROW: Huld, J., Johnson, J., Hofman, A., Kniss, M, Haag, S., Kandel, R., Johnessc, P., Enos, V., Harn, P., Gross, J., Evans, C., Gaylord, S., Bradford, S. THIRD ROW: Dawson, F., Blakely, A., Hilton, J., Gcist, JL, Briggs, D., Keele, G., Demorest, H., Donis, J., Boyles, G., Gaylord, C., Hing, D., Dunn, R., Gilbert, J., Carter, N. FOURTH ROW: Heiserman, J., Hansclman, M., Bowman, G., Johnson, D., Adams, R., Bestcl, A., Kantas, P., Hjelt, J., Hill, J., Koeneke, G., Damkacr, D., Coy, J., Davis, J., Johnson, D., Hart, C. FIFTH ROW: Judson, R., Jacques, C., Geist, C., Anderson, J., Jenneke, J., Ebro, T. FRONT ROW: Noles, S., McElroy, B., Nagel, D., Thomason, M., Miller, S., Price, D., Thomas, J., Williams, N., Preston, D., Rigas, E., Robertson, J., Sibcrt, B., Schmidt, N., Wcisner, K., McDonald, D., Sells, J., Peftis, F., Bihl, T., Winge, M. SECOND ROW: Rudeen, J., Schultz, B., North, J., Wcigant, L., Montgomery, E., Zirr, J., Mccgan, M., Skoog, C., Tucker, M., Whitaker, D., Sippel, S., Peterson, L, Parker, J., Miller, C. THIRD ROW: Cunningham, M., Markham, M., Lee, G., Lindholm, E., Wallace, B., Phillips, G., Patokoski, T., Albcrg, M., Meskc, B., Nance, A., Skilcs, B., Ostby, L., Oitto, B., Epp, R., Mattson, B. FOURTH ROW: Selis, R., Moore, S., Praei, D., O'Hair, J., McIntyre, C., Tolomei, J., Winn, J., White, D., Stangcland, P., Thomson, R., McKinnon, D., Timmerman, R., Tow, D., Officer, M., Prozinski, E., Semple, S. Fall and Spring Student Body □uu I—II—i Committee Chairmen SEATED: Walsh, S., Reinikka, D., Rahkola, G., Sorensen, J., Dimitrovitch, R., Bczona, N., Overby, D., Winge, M., Jones, N. STANDING: Muck, C, Hatton, H., Weigant, L., Larsen, E., Hing, D., Adams, R., Anderson, J. FRONT ROW: Squier, C., Wade, J., Sells, J., Jacobsen, J., Smith, B., Thomason, M., Dimitrovich, R., Fuqua, S., Browning, B., Mczyk, D., Grieson, E., Mann, P., Bland, E., Apostol, A., Squier, M., Hunsakcr, J. SECOND ROW: McPherson, C., Smith, C., Lantry, C., Sabo, S., Peterson, L., Blum, D., Altcnburg, M., Mcadcn, D., Apostol, A., Whitaker, D., Weigant, L., Montgomery, E., Zch, J., Moore, E., Byars, A. THIRD ROW: Mattila, S., Mason, M., Rycrson, M., Scarborough, W., Bczona, N., Peterson, R., Neighbors, T., Bird, W., Wintcrhollcr, D., Hing, D., Reinikka, D., Mason, J., Kolkowsky, K., Thocnnes, M. FOURTH ROW: Schukart, E., Branin, B., Rask, C, Timmerman, R., Judson, R., Huff, D., Damkaer, D., Zuberbuhler, J., Milligan, D., Randall, L., Larsen, E., Adams, R., Webber, J., Hausclman, M., Eckhardt, R. SEATED: Rahkola, G., Sorensen, J., Bczona, N., Muck, C, Jones, N., Dimitrovitch, R. FRONT ROW: Nagel, D., Thomason, M., Nelson, L, Jackson, S., Beall, M., Keene, P., Donahue, J., Apostol, A., Hass, L., Bay, B., Hatfield, L., Horn, J., Winston, B., Robinson, L. SECOND ROW: Fallu, M., Price, D., Ingebrctson, C., Bartlett, S., Hafferman, J., Butts, J., Enos, V., Finzcr, M., Bray, B., Brumagc, J., Christie, B., Apostol, A., Helm, P., Fuqua, S., Anderson, B. THIRD ROW: Newman, M., Rcinikka, D., Bruner, B., Briggs, D., Hansclman, M., Ginthcr, B., Goode, W., Bruce, B., Jacques, C., Damkaer, D., Gorman, J., Bird, B., Howells, D., Hing, D., Wong, T., Palmer, R. FRONT ROW: Winge, M., Squier, C, Squicr, M., Tittle, L, Tracy, L SECOND ROW: Watkins, S., Larson, J., Sibcrt, B., Pullen, M., Smiti , C, Dangos, G., Weigant, L., Wcrostck, K., Smith, M., Mullen, G., Parker, L., Thomas, J., Pratt, K. THIRD ROW: Sabo, S., Mitchell, M., Lucnsec, K., Mattila, S., Trojel, S., Larsen, E., Leonard, D., Timmerman, R., Ohm, J., R ciber, J., Skoog, C, Pond, A., Sippel, S., Peterson, L. FOURTH ROW: Overby, D., Stodd, K., Short, S., Langos, R., Mellcma, G., McAlpinc, S., Milligan, D., Judson, R., Ritter, B., Nelson, a, White, D., Webber, J., Thomson, R., Randall, L., Stavney, G. 79 Senior Rally Squad Inspires Demos Fall rally squad, Bcv Browning, Shirley Steele, Jerri Maltby, Lorraine Nelson, Bob Eckhardt, Loretta Wcigant, Jim Davis, Jo Maltby, and John Buthcrus, is caught between rally assemblies. 80 Spring rally boys, Dick Johnson, Ken Stodd, and John Ohm, practice under Mrs. Pausch's watchful eye. democratic Principles Illustrated in Student Hall Patrol FIRST ROW: Martin, P., Cowan, J., Stewart, Y., Maner, P., Stone, E., Hogg, L., Sirnio, J., Brandow, C., Stark, P., Hoo- ver, S., Crane, G., Anderson, S. SECOND ROW: Rogers, J., Ritter, B., Tucker, M., Robinson, B., Wassanar, J., Foster, S., Banks, P., Palmer, E., Keiling, L., VanScoy, L. THIRD ROW: Parries, B., Heines, C., Kristenson, N., Miller, G., Grishom, W., Green, M., Tecncy, M., Lund, J., Larsen, J. FOURTH ROW: Hotaling, C., Hill, F., Odis, D., Martin, K., Meyer, R., Stevens, R. Hall Patrol Captains and Advisors FIRST ROW: Mr. Schneider, Mr. Hood, Mrs. McMahon, Miss Bonnett, Mr. Kcllmcr, Mr. Richards. SECOND ROW: Peterson, A., Mitchcl, J., Walker, W., Bray, B., White, D., Mills, J., Turner, R., Jeffrey, L. Hard Work Pays Off For Versatile Band Abild, D., Van Beck, A., Robinson, D., Shinn, B., Bradford, S. Babb, R., Pruitt, L., Jacobs, F., Lindholm, E., Teppola, D. Overby, S., O'Telle, M., Kuhn, F., Hoover, S. Stacey, JL, McCoy, D., Hartung, J., Loraas, S., Baney, S. rcndlick, J., Kelly, D., Schmid, K., Tangvald, D. Moultrie, T. Brannan, G., Kucera, R., Wood, D., Tcppola, M. Welsh, D., Benson, C., Brown, B., Albrecht, S., Longtin, D. iannon, R., Mass man, J., Larsen, J., Goldhammcr, L., Krause, D. ucry, R., Shcucrman, J., Lister, T., Lindberg, G., Bolzell, J. Richards. B., Krieger, B., Adams, R., Hatten, H., Eckhard B. Choir Entertains at School FRONT ROW: Possclt, E., Rhodes, C., Goebel, A., Larson, B., Becker, G., Lange, N., Harris, B., Walter, V., Rahkola, G., Wright, J., Grable, C., Nelson, L., Petty, K., McDonald, D., Kinard, S., Sorenson, K., Gross, C, Scaberry, P. SECOND ROW: Mcegan, C, Digman, S., Wilson, J., Huget, B., Parker, L., Merth, C, West, N., Williams, J., Mullen, G., Solvik, S., MacKenzic, P., Haase, M., Klausman, G., Keene, P., Hunsaker, G., Heil, M. and Local Affairs THIRD ROW: Larson, M., Riggers, M., Erickson, C, Johnesse, P., Montgomery, E., Ingebrctson, C, Benson, E., Tolomei, J., Edholm, L., Parno, R., Guthrie, J., Turner, R., Brehm, R., Brumagc, P., Koehn, R., Mathis, C., Farmer, J., Sheldon, M. FOURTH ROW: Robinson, J., Prentice, D., Jeffery, L., Miller, M., Hammerly, D., Davidson, B., Overby, D., Kloss, W., Wilson, T., Pruitt, L., Frieson, L, Richards, B., Bowman, G., Johnson, P., Fear, E., Hjclt, J., Molvar, J. Accomplished Musicians Form Orchestra Aaseth, J. Adams, R. Albrecht S. Ax tell, S. Bass, O. Benson, C. Bowman, B. Brandow, C Brannan, G. Brinks, E. Brown, B. Cates, L Chapman, W. Clark, L Custer, S. De Bernardis, P. Eckhardt, B. Englehart, M. Eslcr, G. Gabriel, S. Goldhammer, L. Hale, S. Hamm, P. Hannon, R. Harper, L. Hartung, J. Henning, S. Henriksen, R. Under Capable Charles Bradford E. Lawrence, J. Schultz, V. 1 Long, W. Stacey, J. , J. McCoy, D. Tuve, S. Wilson, J. le, J. Meyers, M. Unruh, A. Wilson, S. , D. Norris, S. Webber, J. Zch, J. R. Preston, D. Wells, K. Zook, M. C. Rigas, E. Wild man, L. Novel Music Groups Swing Out In Style FRONT ROW: Webber, J., Stacey, J., Richards, B., Kucera, R., Hartung, J., Brown, B., McCoy, D., Moultrie, T., Bruce, D. SECOND ROW: Query, R., Lister, T., Wood, D., Adams, R., Kelly, D., Cates, L, Tangvald, D., Teppola, M., Busch, J. THIRD ROW: Brannan, C., Linder, R., Longtin, D. STANDING: Goldhammcr, L., Jacob, J. FRONT ROW: Williams, JL, Rhodes, C., Kinkade, J., Jbhnesse, P., Haase, M., Hunsaker, G., Wright, J., Hamm, P. BACK ROW: Turner, R., Davidson, B., Crewse, B., Gross, C., Ritter, B., Larsen, E., Koehn, R. (Not pictured arc Hjelt, J., Larsen, J.). L 88 Forensic Team Ranks High at State Contests FRONT ROW: Jones, N., Apostol, A., Bczona, N., McIntyre, C, Roberts, D., Winge, M. SECOND ROW: Bruce, R., Greene, J., Stavney, G., Judson, R., Muck, C, Petersen, R., Mr. Schmidt. Debate Team Winge, M., Apostol, A., Petersen, B., Bruce, B. Mr. Schmidt and Mr. Jones congratulate Clem Muck upon winning first place in the state Voice of Democ- racy Contest. 89 Chuck Gaylord, Stage Manager, pulls curtain to begin show. The Curtain Valentine Varietic The Ad-Lib! Talent Troupe presented Valentine Varieties dur joyed the production, which wu presented before Youth Center. Time Out for Ginger' Mr. and Mrs. Carol and their daughters are portrayed by Arlene Pond, Carol Ann Lantry, Norm Steiner, Eileen Tappan, and Delores Mezyk. Leah Gott, Don Milligan, Patsy Province, Elinor Grcison, Bob Campbell, Luanne Frankenbury, Georgia Esler, Blanche Show. 90 Going Up Ise get paid for keeping house, not for stage managing no calamity, says Charlene Smith to Jack Coulter, Norm Steiner, and Dana Whitaker. aeon. Many Mudenti en- The cast of Drama's a'Poppin', presented for Dad's Club, included Norm Steiner, Mrs. Sparks, Eileen Tappan, Earl Benson, Mary Strachan, Jack Coulter, Shirley Woodards, and Delsia Lacy. 91 ly North Charlene Smith, Dana Whitaker (dog), Mary Strachan, hillier, Arlene Pond, and Marie Perry take part in the Christmas No Business Lik Dell Perez and Darlene Nagel were cast In the arena show, The Perfect Idiot. Ron O'Brien and Ray Wood watch light cues carefully during the show. Theatre Board, guiding light of the Dr: Janet Parker, Delores Mezyk, Elinor Patsy Province, Earl Benson, Teresa Ironing, sewing, and fitting costumes Berry, Norm Steiner, Alyson Parks. 92 Show Business department, include Jo Ann Hungcrford, Norm Steiner, Judy Horn, Jack Coulter, Wary Strachan, and Don Milligan. next production are Cathy Van Fleet, Jeanne Ralph Beymer, Loretta Wcigant and Loretta Perovich plan the Rose Festival set. All right, little lady, here's the mop. 93 Everyman' The Curtain Alas, shall I have no longer respite? I may say Death giveth no warning. Marilyn Hohnstein, Carole Payne, Jo Anne McBain, Darlene Nagel. Antigone 94 ■'You shall die, Antigone, as I decreed, says Crcon (Dave Cordon) to Antigone (Janet Parker) and her sister Ismene (Bonnie Robinson). Going Down Christmas Ballet Ten lovely ballerinas who enhanced the Christmas Show in a Snow Ballet were; Penny Barron, Nora Campbell, Sharon Petrick, Janet Parker, Elinor Greison, Marci Larson, Sandy Shcrstad, Rosalie King, Janet Baxter, Zoanne Laurine. Dell Perez and Elinor Greison take a curtain call as Jerry Jennings slowly Maker of Dreams, Jeff's entry in the One-Act lowers the curtain and the show ends. Play Festival, starred Don Milligan, Earl Benson, and Delores Mezyk. 95 Students Relax Everybody enjoys the dancing sessions at Youth Center. Advisor Don DeLay President Don McKinnon V. President Myrna Wing Jean pins a flower on Dave during their appearance at Valentine Day program. Jody performs for Youth Center variety show. 96 Every Tuesday evening between seven-thirty and nine-thirty the gang gathers at Youth Center. At Youth Center Secretary Elaine Montgomery Members of the Valentine Court relax during a Youth Center show put on in their honor. Judy, a varsity tennis player, keeps in shape with a ping pong paddle. Prop. Manager Bill Walker y :v ' 97 The Administration Is Counselors' Staff SEATED: McCroskey, L., Wyttenberg, M., Altenburg, J., Lester, J., Trudell, N. STANDING: Fredrickscn, G., Hovde, K., Reiber, J., Lovell, S., Wacker, E., Parker, J. Dean's Office Staff SEATED: Simon, B., Reynolds, R., Winters, S. SECOND ROW: Ervin, L, Haupcrt, S., Lee, P., McLaurin, M. THIRD ROW: Anderson, K., Litscher, G., Chapelle, V., Miss Flegel, Dougherty, N., Dietrich, C., Zirr, J., Wallace, C, Wilson, M., Roby, J., Ingwood, J. Aided by Student Assistants Main Office Staff SEATED: Wingc, M., Woronsbcrg, J. STANDING: Farmer, J., Mattson, B., Livesay, K., Zook, M. Book Room Staff FRONT ROW: Schweiger, K� , Mrs. Miller, Keller, P. SECOND ROW: Bunn, M., Kell, M., Shininger, B. Live Wire Office Staff FRONT ROW: Burham, J., Snyder, D., Mrs. Tathwell, Miller, C SECOND ROW: Jeffers, F., Enos, V., Dry- den, B., Schulz, M. 99 Students Devote Their Main Office Helpers Eggcrs, N., Voloudakis, J., Bcymcr, J., Smeltrer, E., Fcickert, S., Grindell, C., Wright, S., Wolfolk, B. Mrs. Meyer, Tomlinson, B., Library Staff mROW:Sl i8 - K' U dC' Clow C- Ca ° . )■, Skaggs. P., Davis, P. BACK ROW: Rossenbach, L, Blum, D., Ostrander, J., Parsons, J., Skaggs, D., Wright, V. Time to School Service Junior Red Cross Representatives SEATED: Hing, D., Reed, R., Thomas, JL, Kolkowsky, K., Savage, J., Zch, J., Kieling, L., McDonell, S., Whitaker, D., Haddan, J., Lcitncr, W. SECOND ROW: Mr. Karges, Wick, L., Butler, C, Koblcgardc, K., Yadon, S., Eaton, L., Smith, P., Williams, B., Solberg, K., Dodd, S., Greene, M., Miller, D., Amend, B., McLanc, L., Dertina, D. THIRD ROW: Pond, A., Miller, S., Leitner, T., Johnson, S., Snyder, D., Winters, S., Kopta, D., Wilson, M., Palmer, E., McCroskey, L., Ulman, M., Salo, C, Greison, E., Ryerson, L., Roberts, K., Hohnstein, M. FOURTH ROW: Frater, M., Rudeen, J., Pratt, K., Fickeisen, V., Borgcn, V., Montgomery, E., Clark, P., McNabb, F., Griffith, E., Donis, G., Fraser, J., Graves, J., Bigler, R., Sirnio, J. FIFTH ROW: Voloudakis, J., Wolf, S., Praei, D., Brantlcc, T., Wintcrhollcr, D., Hansclman, M., Randall, L., Molvar, J., Thomson, R. W., Zolczzi, G., Egclhoff, D., Mork, L, Johnson, D., Wood, D., Hinz, C, Hciscrman, J. SIXTH ROW: McDonald, S., Fcnncrn, J., Sicvcrt, R., Berry, J., Franklin, D., Burke, L, Yacklcy, J., Williams, S., Schultz, B. Spectrum Student Typists Hopkins, B., Hamby, L., Hcislcr, D., Geogh'egan, S., King, M., Miller, C. 101 SEATED: Everett, C, Mork, L., Bolden, G., Browning, B. STANDING: McElroy, R., Brink, M., Odenweller, W. Journalism Staff Publishes ALLEN HEIN Fall Sports Editor Spring Co-Sports Editor Member of: . Oregon Scholastic Press . National Scholastic Press . Columbia Scholastic Press • Pacific Slope School Press • Quill and Scroll JUDY LETZ Fall Ad Manager Hard-working Jeffersonian journalists turned o one of the ten best papers in the nation for largi enrollment schools, so judged theNationalSchi lastic Press. The Oregon Scholastic Press an the Oregon Journal presented the C. S. Jacl son trophy to the staff for having the best hi school editorial page in Oregon. ROGER SMITH Spring Ad Manager JIM COUR Fall Editor Spring Co-Sports Editor AIYCE SHEETZ Faculty Advisor Award Winning Paper MIKE BRINK Spring Editor SEATED Free, L., Mattson, B., Anderson, A., Skoog, C, Mrs. Sheets STANDING: Hein, C., Bernier, L., Hein, A., Lctz, J., Cour, J., Grier, P. Spectrum Staff Produces SPORTS EDITORS: Jim Coin- and Allen Hein appear relieved after the last football pastc-up is completed. FACULTY EDITORS: Marilynnc Haase and Florence Kuhn check order in a group picture to insure correct name line-up. CLASS EDITORS: Dorothea Franklin and Sharon Mattila efficiently crop and paste the under- class pictures. SANDRA WESTBURY Editor-in-chief ROBERT PETERSEN Assistant Editor ACTIVITIES EDITORS: Marilyn Sanborn and Pat DcBcrnardis admire the interesting layouts found in a past issue of the Ore g an a. Record Sized Year Book WILLIAM SEE Faculty Advisor BARBARA SIMON Business Manager CLUB EDITORS: Vicki Wanner and Celeste Mykol compare spelling as they prepare name lists for their club section. SENIOR EDITORS: Sue Anderson and Dave Damkaer collaborate on a layout for the action shots in their section. ART EDITORS: Doreen Meaden and Ron Pcrdew pause to discuss needed additions to the dummy book. PHOTOGRAPHER and TYPIST: Sue Geoghegan takes time out from her indexing to let Bob McElroy snap her picture. Quill and Scroll Honorary Organized for Journalists FRONT ROW: Free, L., Everett, C., Odenwellcr, W., Walsh, S., Browning, B. SECOND ROW: Wcstbury, S., Anderson, A., Sanborn, M. THIRD ROW: Mattson, B., Grier, P., Lctz, J., Simon, B. FOURTH ROW: Anderson, S., Skoog, C, Kuhn, F. FIFTH ROW: Perdew, R., Mcadcn, D., Bernier, L., Damkacr, D. SIXTH ROW: Hein, A., Mork, L, Smith, R. BACK ROW: Mr. Sec, Mrs. Shectz, Petersen, R. 106 N. H. S. Strives for Scholarship Officers Sorensen, J , Miss Dean, Bcrrcman, B., Wirostek, K., Allred, L., Wright, J., Meaden, D., Taylor, S., Mason, M., Adams, R., Welsh, D., Damkaer, D. Juni or Members •RONTROW: Lee, P., McPheetcrs, M., Haupert, S., Miss Dean. SECOND ROW: Mykol, C, Pratt, K., Mayer, M., Reed, P., Cass, L, Donahue, J., Woronsberg, JL, McCroskcy, L., Smith, C., O'Sullivan, E., Winn, N. THIRD ROW: Peterson, L., Wanner, V., Swartz, S., Johnson, K., Bradford, S., O'Brien, P., McBain, J., Thomas, J., Sabo, S., Ingcbretson, C, Larson, I. FOURTH ROW: Drier, K., Schroller, H., Trojel, S., Wilson, J., Mattila, S., Mason, M. FIFTH ROW: Chapelle, V., Eggcr, 1., Cullen, J., Williams, S., DeVoir, N., Simon, B., Kader, J. SIXTH ROW: Heil, M., Borgen, V., Cocks, J., Peterson, A., filler, G., Hamm, P., Shinn, B. SEVENTH ROW: Pearson, B., Keele, G., Christianson, J., Preston, D., Phillips, J., Fallu, EIGHTH ROW: Benson, C, Zuberbuhler, J., Webber, J., McAlpine, S., Brinks, E., Runge, B. 107 Fire Squad Promotes School Safety 108 SEATED: Sorensen, J., Wirostek, K., Mrs. Mitchel, Adkins, B. FIRST ROW: Browning, B., Dimitrovitch, R., Petty, K., Fuqua, S., North, JL, Manning, D., Becker, G., Nelson, L., Gross, C, Boone, B., Winge, M. SECOND ROW: Keene, P., Gabriel, S., Brumage, J., Maltby, J., Fenncrn, J., Enos, V., Haag, S., Burke, L, Bartlett, S., Sievert, R., Apostol, A., Daum, M., Frost, J., Hohnstcin, M. THIRD ROW: Hing, D., Bczona, N., Shiniger, R., Goldhammer, L., Grande, D., Eckhardt, B., Hanselman, M., Howells, D., Jones, N., Davis, J., McCracken, L., Bird, B., Campbell, B. FOURTH ROW: Damkaer, D., Adams, R., Jacob, J., Boyles, G., Coy, J., Harris, K., Judson, R., Jenneke, J., Jones, R., Green, J., Clark, D., Bremncr, F., Benson, E., Webber, J. FRONT ROW: Winge, M., Winston, B., Sehon, J., Lindquist, G., McBain, J., Sirnio, J., Yost, D., Mczyk, D., Petrik, S., Thomason, M., Lowery, S., Passut, D., Ulmer, P. SECOND ROW: Schwciger, K., Preston, D., Nance, W., Smith, C, Peterson, L, MacKinnon, M., Lantry, C, O'Sullivan, E., Montgomery, E., Mullen, G., Rigas, E., Rehberg, J., Smith, K. THIRD ROW: Rcinikka, D., Maltby, J., Wright, S., Rich, J., Skoog, C., Mason, M., Wassenar, J,, Parsons, J., Mason, J., Wcigant, L., Wickstrom, C., Whitaker, D., Wanner, V., Zeazcas, J. FOURTH ROW: Buthcrus, J., Schukart, E., Ritter, B., Miller, M., Green, J., Williams, D., Stangeland, P., Nelson, H., Thomson, R., Lillis, J., White, D., Peterson, B., Randall, L., Pcrdcw, R., Peterson, R. Usher Corps Serves Jefferson Wong, M., Higdon, J., Davie, F., Mezyk, D., Wackcr, E., Rehberg, JL, Perry, M., Woodard, S., Douglas, J., Province, P., Mr. Collins, Dunn, M., Frost, J., Miller, C., Egger, N., Payne, C., Bradley, D., Klein, C. FRONT ROW: Clayton, J., Petersen, R., Branin, B., Keele, G., Williams, B., Mr. Still, Sheldon, M., Petrik, S., Schultz, M., Moore, S., Stewart, L, Woolcott, T. BACK ROW: Forsyth, R., Young, J., Sictta, R. 109 We Recognize and FRESHMAN BEST CITIZENS Lana Tittle and Bob Judson 110 JUNIOR BEST CITIZENS Barbara Anderson and John Webber Practice Good Citizenship SOPHOMORE BEST CITIZENS Judy Blair and Doug White Friendliness Ranks High FRIENDLIEST JUNIORS Jody North and Dick Briggs FRIENDLIEST SOPHOMORES Penny Randolph and Benny Parries with All Jeffersonians FRIENDLIEST FRESHMEN Bonnie Bay and Bill Freeland FRIENDLIEST SENIORS Bev Browning and Chuck Rask Valentine Day FRESHMAN VALENTINES: Marilyn Squier and Bob Keathly SOPHOMORE VAL ENTINES: Jean. Sells and Dave Longtin i i Recalls Fond Friendships JUNIOR VALENTINES: Delores Mezyk and Bob McDougald SENIOR VALENTINES Marlyn Thomason and Eric Larsen Art Students Capture Gold Key Awards SEATED: Jones, C., Decuis F., Kniss, M., Howland, V STANDING: Mrs. Jacgar, K R., Skiles, R., Nyberg, C Gooch, E., Shuerman, J., White, R. Skiles, R., Gooch, E., Jones, C. Kniss, M., Klee, R., Nyberg, C. Junior Court Presides Over Primrose Show .' - FRONT ROW: Bonnie Bay, Judy Roby, Kay Johnson, Queen Mary Sue Woolfolk, Gail Langos, Elaine Palmer, Beverly Amend. BACK ROW: Timo Patokoski, Bob Mitchelson, Doug White, Prime Minister Jerry Graves, Don Milligan, Jeff Miller, Gary Walruff. PASTE THE PICTURE OF OUR 1956 MAY QUEEN AND HER COURT ON THIS PAGE PASTE THE PICTURE OF OUR 1956 ROSE FESTIVAL PRINCESS ON THIS PAGE 119 7Ve Coo6 fo t e frctune actju t t6etn eive far faitune aiic ztiaK JUNIORS The juniors, now approach- ing their final year of high school, have recorded many activities and events during the last year. In the fall they elected their Friend- liest Jeffersonians and Best Citi- zens. They held a jelly-doughnut sale to correspond with their sponsorship of the Je-Li Roll after the Jeff-Lincoln game. In December they held their annual class party, titled The Ninth Before Christmas. Christmas decorations were used to set the gay mood of the evening. Next, they chose their class jewelry and motto. Soon juniors were wearing their class jewelry and proudly displaying their class identification cards. The next exciting event was the presenta- tion of the juniors' King and Queen of Hearts. The excitement of electing student body and class officers climaxed the juniors' busy year. Justly contented with their class activities, the junior class offi- cers and counselors take breath- er after the busy year. Pictured are Mr. Carl Knudsen, Historian Jody North, Treasurer Don Wil- liams, Vice-President Peggy Barnes, President John Webber, Secretary Winnie Nance, Sgt.-at- Arms Dennis Child, and Miss Grace Deierlein. Aasc, R. Abbott, I Aday, A. Albrecht, Am an, G Anderson, Anderson, Anderson, S. Anderson, S. Ando, A. Arendt, G. Babb, R. Bailey, D. Ball, S. Barbour, R. Bargas, T. Barnes, C. Barnes, P. Bartels, M. Bill, an industrious junior, earnestly practices new skills. Bcachcll, Benson, C. Beranek, E Bcrtclsen, Beymer, J. Bihi, B. Blanton, ). Blcvcns, I Bloomberg Boone, B. Brace, S. Braden, G Bradford, Branin, B. Brannan, C Bray, B. Bremner, I Breshears, Brinks, E. Bryant, C. Bunch, N. Butler, D. Butler, J. Calhoun, ! Campbell; Champion, Chapelle, Child, D. 124 n, M. ist, M rk, M :hran, P. T. don, D. Y, D- •wley, S. lcn, J. nmins, P. ns, J. ns, S. isson, J. fernardis, Ting, R. Voir, N. y° J- itrich, D. ks, S. nahue, J. nis, J. cr, K. gger, L ggcr, L jer, N. ins, C ans, B. ans, S. As a school service for her club, Karen expertly arranges j a flower display. reison, E. frill, N. futhridge, N. (all, P. [amm, P. [ammcrly, D. lansen, F. Fallu, M. Felton, D. Fcnncrn, J. y, Fickeisen, Finer, M Frank, L Fravel, D. Gaylord, C.| Gerrard, J. - Harms, H. Harris, M. Harris, O. Harvey, J. Haupert, S. Heiberg, R, Heil, M. Heisler, D. Hcltzcl, L. Hermes, K. Higdon, JL Hildcrman, Hill, L Hjclt, J. Hogg, L Hohnstein, K. Hohnstein, M. Holcomb, D. Hole, R. Hollingsworth, J. Hoover, S. Hunt, W. Ingebrctson, C. Even history proves to be interesting when taught by such teachers as Mrs. Pausch. Jacques, C. Jarvi, M. Johanncscn, Johnson, D. Jones, M. Jones, S. Kadcn, R. Kandal, R. Kass, L. Kato, H. Kccle, G. Kell, D. j Kell, M. Klingsporn, K Kloss, J. Koehn, R. Kolln, D. Krause, D. Krohn, B. Langos, R. Larson, J. JkJ . Larson, M. Ledington, A. Leonard, D. Lillis, J. Linde, L. Logan, O. Lohr, D. D. .•ntzcn, N. ell, C re, M. nser, K. n� , L cKinnon, M. nn, B. nn, M. lining, D. rtin, D. rtin, P. son, M. ssey, E. tthcws, J. ttila, S. iycr, M. :Abee, C. :Alpine, S. Bain, J. :Coy, D. :Croskey, L, Dougald, B. Pheeters, N. llema, G. ycr, P. :yers, M. ezyk, D. The juniors certainly are enjoying themselves at the Junior Class party. Mills, D. Milner, B. Mitchell, E. Mitchell, J. Mittleider, D. Moeller, C Montgomery, E. Moore, D. Moore, R. Murff, S. Mykol, C Nagel, D. Nance, W. Neighbors, jNclson, H. Nelson, R. North, J. Olson, E. Olson, J. Ostrom, B. Ott, C. Overy, B. Owens, W. Parker, A. Patterson, Payne, C. Payne, E. Payne, L Pearson, B. Perez, D. Perez, D. Peterson, A. Peterson, B. Peterson, L. Pctrik, S. Pettis, F. Phillips, J. Pickering, L. Pratt, K. Pratt, K. Preston, D. Price, D. These junior girls closely inspect samples before picking their class jewelry. Rasmussen, Ray, D. Reed, M. Reed, P. Register, M. Rehoerg, J. Rest ad, J. Rigas, E. Robinson, R. Rogers, M Rood, J. Rose, A. Rouse, L. Runge, B. Ruscigno, ). Sabo, S. Schneider, B. Schwendeman Seaberry, B. Sears, P. Shininger, B. ■ Shinn, B. • Shorthill, N. Sibert, B. Signalness, G Sikes, B. Sirnio, j. Skiles, B. s aughtcr, M aughtcr, W. neltzer, E. nith, B. nith, C nith, F. nith, J. nith, K. cncer, M. acey, J. archer, J. :ensrud, D. cpp, P. rachan, M. vain, J. angvald, C. horscll, T. hrienen, J. odd, N. ow, D. rojel, S. sujimura, D. lmer, P. an Scoy, L. entis, F. iles, J. oloudakis, J. Packer, E. Waldron, B. Waldrop, N. Walker, B. Dancing is an important part of junior social life. Weseman, C West, J. Whitaker, D. Wilcox, J. Williams, D. Williams, S. Wilson, J. Walker, G. Walker, W. Wallace, C. Walter, V. Wanner, V. Wassenar, J. Watts, Y. Weaver, M. Wells, K. Winn, N. Winston, Wood, D. vVoolfolk, Woronsbe Yadon, S Yost, D. Young, E Zink, J. Zook, M. Zuberbuh Jackie and Jan enjoy helping Wilma White prepare Christmas decorations. Sharon and Charlene typify the Junior Class by hclpin; with Student Body functions. Knowing about child care will prove useful to these juniors in later life. Gloria and Judy find their weaving course very valuable. 130 Junior Activities Are Many And Varied • • • Juniors contribute with fellow students to the Junior Red Cross. Talented juniors present an entertaining program at their class party. JUNIOR CLASS REPRESENTATIVES SEATED: Webber, J., Nance, W., Child, D., North, J., Williams, D., Barnes, P., Davis, P. FIRST ROW: Fa u, M., Sirnio, J., Destncr, C, Zook, M., McBain, J., Wallace, C, Grill, N., Mason, M. SECOND ROW: Manning, D., Bargas, T., Hergert, G., Arendt, G., Anderson, D., Donin, B., Hammerly, D., Timmerman, R., Pearson, B. THIRD ROW: Hohnstein, K., Bcachell, J. SOPHOMORES The past year has been a very busy one for the sophomore class. Their initial activity was the sponsorship of an aftergame dance during the football season. The first special event was the elec- tion of the Best Citizens and Friendliest boy and girl of the sophomore class. The presenta- tion of the Sophomore King and Queen of Hearts proved to be a memorable occasion, also. The Sophomore Class Party, which was held on Washington's Birth- day and appropriately named the Hatchet Hop, provided both fun and talent for all who attended. Springtime heralded other festi- vities such as the Spring Infor- mal, reigned over by the Junior Court, and the Cotton and Cord dance. The event-filled year was brought to a successful close by the election of next year's class officers. The sophomore class officers and counselors are happily looking forward to next year's activities. Pictured are Historian Donna Ott, Mr. Lawrence Edwards, Vice- President Penny Randolph, Pres- ident Doug White, Mrs. Marian Kilborn, Treasurer Gary Bow- man, Secretary Ramona Hopper, and Sgt. -at-Arms Benny Parries. Aaseth, J. Abi Id, D. Adde, D. Alberg, M. Allen, S. Amend, J. Anderson, Anderson, K. Andrews, D. Angolia, R. Apostol, A. Armstrong, J. Bailey, B. Baird, D. Baird, M. Barnard, R, Sophomores learn dancing skills in gym classes. Barnett, G. Baron, P. Barrette, J. Bennett, D. Beranek, R Berg, S. Berscheid, Bjerke, D. Blair, J. Blakely, A. Bland, E. Blum, D. Bolton, L. Bosco, B. Bowman, G Bowman, J. Brandow, C Broadous, C Brooks, P. Bruce, D. Brum age, P Bruner, B. Burke, J. I Burnham, JJ Burton, L. Busch, R. Buttice, J. i Butts, J. Carey, P. Carskadon, Clark, T. Clausen, G. Clayton, J. Clow, C. Cocks, P. lc, B. llar, D. nc, D. rdcr, P. awan, J. aycraft, N. ■oft, S. iningham, iley, G. vid, B. vis, M. wson, F. cker, B. lozier, J. c. f) © C , 3 -W « , :k, M. itrich, C. :tz, L. :tz, L bic, J. Ian, E. naldson, R. uglas, J. ain, D. ckworth, S. dlcy, J. ncan, D. ro, T. gcrton, G. Egclhoff, D. Eglcston, J. Eicher, B. Elscy, W. Emmons, B. Ernquist, D. Ervin, L. Enrich, B. Evans, C. Evans, R. Evans, V. Fenton, J. Fitch, P. FI agar, K. Flick, H. Foss, M. enny and Dave obligingly display dancing skills. Foster, G. Fowler, A. rredricksen, G. Sabriclson, R. Gardner, C. 3eist, J. Gilbert, D. Ginnis, C. Glanz, A. Goebel, A. Good, J. Goode, W. Graves, V. Grayson, H Green, M. Green, P. Greene, M. Griffith, R. Grimm, M. Grindell, C Grotjohn, C Grotjohn, D. Gullickson, D. Guthrie, J. Haddan, J. Haddan, J. Hafferman, J. Hale, S. Halkinrude, C. Hall, K. Lunch hour provides time to gossip for these sophomore girls. Hall, L Hall, R. Hamm, P. Hamm, P. Hanisck, D. Hanselman, Harn, P. Harris, M. Harris, P. Harris, R. Hatfield, L. Haupcrt, F. Hawley, D. Hays, C. Henrikscn, B Hicks, G. Hill, G. Hill, J. Hint, C. Hof man, A. Holmes, S. Holtecn, S. Hopper, R. Hosack, B. Hotaling, C. Howard, S. Howells, D. Huget, B. isaker, J. n, K. •ton, J. wood, L. kson, S. obsen, J. obson, D. Frey, R. annessen, L. Inson, K. nson, S. es, A. T, W. ich, B. logg, B. ly, D. npe, D. shaw, J. ling, L g, B. g, M. b p, B. tore 11, L. [in, C in, J. tbs, A. Sophomores take advantage of democratic privileges. Kristensen, N. Krombein, D. Koenig, N. Larson, J. Laugh lin, B. Lehmann, N. tner, W. icher, G. nax, S. g, F- igtin, D. A J. .der, P. irtin, K. :Clarty, J. :Coy, S. :Laurin, M. :Nabb, F. ;aley, D. •rrigan, C. Merth, C. Millar, H. Miller, D. Miller, J. Miller, L Miller, S. Milligan, D. Millircn, S. Mills, J. Mitchell, M. Mittleidcr, D. Molvar, J. Morehouse, B. Morrison, L. Mueller, J. Murdoch, D. Sophomores are proud to present their King and Queen of hearts. a ••A Nelson, S. Newman, M. Newman, N. Norris, S. Oitto, B. O'Kane, S. O'Malley, W. O'Tcll, M. Ott, D. Owens, L. Page, L Palmer, E. Palmer, R. Parker, J. Parker, S. Patokoski, T Pcnson, J. Petersen, N. Peterson, D. Pieper, T. Pickett, D. L_ . Porter, J. Port man, D. Praei, D. Price, D. Price, N. Prior, J. Puckett, L. Pulju, W. Pullen, M. Randall, M. Randolph, P. Rasmussen, F Re avis, A. Reiber, J. cd, B. ynolds, R. tter, B. tbertson, J. binson, D. by, J. llins, R. ot, L. isscnbach, L ulst, F. ideen, J. myon, M. 'Crson, M. lo. B. rgent, K. vage, J. wycr, L. hnabel, D. hultz, B. hultz, V. hweiger, D. hwerzler, S. dillo, F. Iby, B. 11s, J. nff, M. aver, T. erstad, S. Sherwood, F. Simpson, J. Skaggs, P. Sletta, R. Smith, L. Smith, S. Smith, S. Snashall, C. Snavcly, J. Plenty of energy is used in boys' gym class. nyder, G. 5tark, P. Itevens, D. fewart, L. Stewart, Y. Strasscr, J. Itrylewicz, S. twain, L Tatrcau, D. Tecncy, M. Toihlinson, B. [“oppila, B. Trudell, N. Tsujimora, J. It. it Tuckor, M. Tuve, S. Unrich, C Unruh, A. Urwylcr, S. Van Horn, S Vidal, S. Walden, K. Walden, M. Walker, B. Walker, K. Warren, M. Wcatherall, Webb, A. Webster, S. Wells, V. Wersch, C. West, K. Westover, S White, D. White, F. Williams, C Williamson, Wilson, L Wilson, S. Winters, S. Winterholler Wright, S. Wyatt, K. Young, J. Zcazcas, J. Zeh, J. Junior Rally Squad Heiserman, J. Collar, D. Rycrson, M. Hatfield, L., Trudell, N., Van Horn, S., Jacobsen, J., Apostol, A., Hunsaker, J. ophomores Enjoy Their Activities . . . Sophomore Class talent is presented at party. Sophomores have fun at successful class party. SOPHOMORE CLASS REPRESENTATIVES FIRST ROW: Carson, L, Laughlin, B., Duncan, D., Milligan, D., Gcist, J. SECOND ROW: Karr, W., Hays, C., WarTen, M., Ervin, L., Palmer, E., Mcrth C. THIRD ROW: Hatfield, L., Sells, J., Van Horn. S., Trudcll, N., Elscy, W., Fitch, P., Baird, T. FOURTH ROW: Bjerke, D., Weathcrall, J., Douglas, J. STANDING: Bowman, G., Parries, B., Ott, D., Randolph, P., Mr. Edwards, Mrs. Kilborn, White, D. m FRESHMEN The Freshman Class had a very busy year as they became adjusted to the new routine of high school. The school began to take notice of the freshmen when they presented their Friend- liest Jeffersonians and Best Citi- zens to the student body. Soon they were well under way in writ- ing their constitution and organiz- ing the class government. At the Freshman Reception, they ac- quainted interested parents with their teachers and classes. Pe- titions for the candidates for the various class offices were taken out soon after the constitution was completed. These candidates were presented in an assembly and voted on, after which the first class officers began their term. Plans for the annual class party were then started. The party was a very successful event as was proved by the large number of freshmen who turned out to enjoy an evening of fun with their class- mates. Of course, the annual May Day brought a lot of excite- ment to the Freshman Class. The Junior Court was made up partly of freshmen, who represented their class and very ably reigned over the Spring Informal. The election of next year's officers brought to a close a very success- ful year for the Freshman Class. Busy planning activities for their newly-organi zed class are the freshman class officers and coun- selors. Pictured are Historian GailLangos, Vice-President Lana Tittle, Mrs. Katherine Tyler, Treasurer Victor Ellis, President Terry Baker, Secretary Bonnie Bay, Sgt. -at-Arms Gary Olm- stead, and Mr.. Clarence Beyer. Abbott, P. Adams, A. Albrecht, VS Alderson, H Alfredson, C Aman, T. Amend, B. Anderson, B Anderson, E Ando, N. Arnold, K. Aspley, J. Babb, R. Bagne, S. Bailey, K. Baker, G. Baker, K. Baker, T. Balza, J. Barber, R. Barnett, R. Barrett, C Basham, E. Freshmen nave readily adjusted to the routine of Jefferson's classes. Baxcer, J. Bay, B. Beck, I. Beech, C Bee croft, h Benson, N. Bentley, P. Berg, D. Berg, R. Berseng, J. Berry, J. Bestel, A. Bigler, R. Black, J. Blair, S. Boerger, D Bohan, A. Boh lander, Bolme, D. Bolzell, J. Bong, D. Boo tli, R. Bouthillicr, Bouthillier, Bowers, J. Bowman, 1 Boyd, J. Boyd, L. bell, C bell, N. E. nter, M. ensen, A. ensen, P. ie, B. Energetic freshmen demonstrate one of the new dances learned in their gym classes. n, S. Connelly, S. Cook, D. Cook, J. Cooper, J. Coy, M. Crabtree, B. Crane, D. Cruger, D. Cummins, B. ingham, D. mgham, M son, A. 1 on, JL .'v laatc, C. .is, J 'eiteo, C. r, D. r, G. ey, K. nan, D. n. S. Dodd, S Dolan, Domore: Donis, ( Dcumnu Durkee, Earl, M Eaton, I Eckman, Edwards, w —� «■ , Ellis, V Emcrick Emcrick Epps, R. Ester, D. Evenson, B. Fagan, M Faubion, J. Fielder, P. Fisher, B. Fletcher, J. Forsloff, J. Foster, G. This group of freshman girls is learning an art which they will find useful in future life. Franklin Franklin, Fraser, J Fraser, 1 Freeland, Freeland, Freeman, Freeman, Garnet, J Gates, J. Gaylord, George, 1 Gibler, t Giffen, B c rjlS� Gilbert, Gilmore, Ginther, Goode, S Grant, R. Granville Graves, J Green, A Greison, Grice, L. Grier, M. Groenlun Gross, J. Gullard, 1 146 147 Hunter, C Huntley, Husc, S. Hustead, Hutchersc Ingebret$ Ivey, C. Jacobs, F. Jeffery, J Jelinek, J Jenkerson, Johanness Johnson, Johnson, ! Johnson, R. Johnson, S. Jones, G. Jones, H. Jones, J. Jones, J. Jones, W. Judson, B. Kass, M. This scienpc class finds a nature display both educational and fascinating. Keagle, . Kcathley, Kenyon, Kinead, I King, A. Koch, S. Kosmicki Kraft, S. Kucera, ] La Barrc, Lambert, Landaken Langille, Langos, Laugh lin, Laughton, Laurine, Lee, G. Leeth, E. Leichner, Lcmkc, I Leonard. Levacy, Lewis, B. Lewis, D Lilja, D. Lindberg Lindholn 148 ster, T. nR, W. vely, M. ton, N. ihoncy, M. i iki, K. mn, P. W t inning, A. irch, W. irks, N. irtin, J. ison, T. ittson, J. ittson, T. axey, C. lyer, M. :Cormick, D. :Cutchan, A. Donnell, S. Elroy, B. Garrigle, A. Gowan, J. :Guire, B. Inerny, D. :Intyre, E. •Lane, L. :Manus, C. :Vay, M. Meske, R. Meyer, E. Meyer, G. Miles, H. Miller, S. Mills, L. Mitchelson, R. Moore, D. Moore, E. receives individual guidance from Mrs. Petery. ore, G. )ore, W. riarty, G. ick, D. llkim, L. ill ins, P. rnson, C. ince, A. :al, R. Ison, J. kari, G. les, S. rberg, L. inger, K. 149 0 fill D. Noycr, P. O'Brien, M Oglesby, J. Ohair, J. Olmsted, G Olmsted. K Opp, O. Orton, L. O'Sullivan, Ott, L. Owens, A. Owens, T. Parks, A. Patokoski, Patterson, E. Pearson, L. Poets, S. Perkins, C. Perkins, J. Perry, M. Peterson, J. Peterson, L. Peterson, M. Peterson, S. Phillips, J. Phillips, K. Picket, J. ■ Pollen, A. Pool, S. Popham, P. Porter, S. 1 Powell, D. Powell, D. Price, L. Prozinski, D. Pruitt, L Purdy, D. Quary, R. Raasina, D. Raney, M. Reed, R. Reid, L. Renfro, R. Richey, E. 1 Rivers, J. Roberts, D. Roberts, K. 50 ibinson, D. ibinson, L. '11 ins, 1 se, B. se, N. rnyon, A. _ crson, L. nders, S. nds, S. iford, P. inders, J. vige, S. wycr, S. iecl, D. eidemcn, R. roeder, J. z, M iple, S. ler, A. ler, J. ersky, C. ickley, J. ars, A. on, V. :®1 J- s, S. uter, J. ith, C. Miss Bonnett watches her freshman algebra class experiment with new equations. Smith, M. Smith, P. Smith, R. Soelberg, L. Solbcrg, K. Soliday, J. Sommcrfelt, O. Spray, L Squier, C. lier, M. llings, N. ngeland, J. A, J- ssens, T. vens, R. venson, P. ne, J. ton, S. anson, R. artz, M. etman, S. ppola, D. les, J. 151 Thomas, R; Thompson, Thompson, Thornbloom Thorne, J. Thurston, P, Tite, D. Tittle, L. Tomlinson, Tracy, L. Trebclhorn, Tunstall, R. Van Avery, Van Beck, Van De Schiltz,. C. Vandiver, K. Van Fleet, C. Vaughr, A. Wack, J. Wade, J. Wagner, M. Wahlbcrg, R. Waldon, F. Mr. Clark and Jim admire a map of Africa being drawn by three of Jim's classmates. cp n J W Walgrave, J. Walker, D. Walker, J. Walruff, C. Warmsbechei Washborn, F Washington, Webster, C. Webster, L. Wcilcr, S. Weisner, K. Welby, J. Welsh, M. Wesley, J. Whitcomb, J. White, D. Wicger, W. Wildman, L. Williams, A. Williams, B. Williams, D. Williams, N. Williams, S. Winter, L. Wong, T. Wood, E. Woods, G. Wood, L. 12 odards, F. olcott, T. ung, K. ok, C. -tina, D. nn, R. FRESHMAN CLASS REPRESENTATIVES SEATED: George, D., Squier, C., Ellis, V., Langos, G., Tittle, L, Baker, T., Bay, B., Olmstcad, G., Welby, X, VanBeek, A. FIRST ROW: Nelson, J., Anderson, D., Gilbert, X, Baxter, X, Hoff, P., Gran- ville, K., Moore, E., Solberg, K., Mullins P., Earl, M., Hilton, X� Cruger, D., Bigler, R. SECOND ROW: Alton, D., Hartman, B., Jacobs, F., Senner, X, Perkins, C., Forsloff, J., Judson, B., Freeman, T., Mattson, T. 153 I JEFFERSON'S 1955 PORTLAND INTI OLASTIC LEAGUE CHAMPIONS STANDINGS TOM DESYLVIA Head Coach MARVIN CROSS Assistant Coach Won Lost Tied Points Jefferson 7 0 0 14 Washington 4 2 1 9 Lincoln 4 3 0 8 Cleveland 4 3 0 8 Franklin 3 4 0 6 Grant 2 4 1 S Roosevelt 2 5 0 4 Benson 1 6 0 2 Jefferson high school's football team for the second straight year emerged champions of the Portland Inter- scholastic League with an undefeated record of seven wins. It was the ninth time in the history of city com- petition that a team had finished their schedule without being beaten or tied. Tom DcSylvia, who has seen three city champion- ships won at Jefferson in his four years as head coach, rates this team the best, not only in athletic ability, but also in spirit and the will to win. Jeff was tied in its prcscason game but came back the next week in the league opener to defeat Franklin. The Quakers were heavy favorites to win the city title. The high point of the Demos' league season came when Jeff up-ended Washington from the 19S5 undefeated ranks. The Colonials finished the season in second place. When the Democrats beat Roosevelt, they officially clinched the league championship. A 7-6 last-league- game victory over Benson preserved Jefferson's undefeat- ed PIL status. In its first state play-off game the Portland champs beat the favored Corvallis Spartans 20-6. Hadden, J., Busch, R., Nelson, H. When Jeff and Gresham met the following Friday, the game was rated a toss-up, but the Valley Coast champions proved too strong, ending the Democrats' bid for the state title, 6-0. The Gophers, however, received a 26-0 shellacking from the powerful Marshfield Pirates, who with that victory clinched the 1955 state champion- ship. Ten Jeffersonians were placed on both the Portland papers' All-City teams. Making the first unit were line- men Keith Harris, Roger Thomson, Howard Hogan, and Wally Sanders. Second-squad members were Ken Stodd, Huey Hatton, and Chuck Rask—all backfield starters-- and tackle Dick Hanson. Fullback A1 Klein and end Dick Johnson were selected for the third team. PRESEASON Jefferson 13 . . . LEAGUE Jefferson 7 . . . Jefferson 27 . . . Jefferson 13 . . . Jefferson 14 . . . Jefferson 18 . . . Jefferson 13 . . . Jefferson 13 . . . STATE PLAYOFFS Jefferson 20 . . . Jefferson 0 . . . North Salem 13 . . Franklin 6 . Cleveland 0 . . . Grant 6 . Washington 0 . . Lincoln 13 Roosevelt 7 . . Benson 12 . . Corvallis 6 . . Gresham 6 158 1 - ' 4T' r, - r, i-, - w . v ,l -fcr iit j ipMpteii� . PLAYERS AND SPECTATORS STAND AT ATTENTION DURING FOOTBALL JAMBOREE DEMOS 7, QUAKERS 6 Halfback Willie Owens skirts right end fora 10-yard gain in Jeff's 7-6 league open- er triumph over Franklin's Quakers. An en- emy player close behind Owens is attempt- ing to stop the fleet Demo's progress. This game was started on Jamboree night in Multnomah stadium. Neither team could score in the first quarter, however, the game being decided on the touchdown and extra point in the third quarter. Franklin was defeated on the strength of a conversion by Nate Jones. The accurate placement came after Jeff had scored their lone touchdown on a pass from junior quar- terback Chuck Jacques to end Eric Larson. An 83-yard pass from Jim Kuhn to half- back Fred Gerhing was the deciding factor to the Quakers' score. The conversion was wide, giving the Democrats their one-point win. 159 WALLY SANDERS End KENT JOHNSON Tackle DAVE ROBERTS Guard HUEY HATTEN Halfback JOE CLOUSE Guard ROGER THOMSON KEITH HARRI: Center Guard JEFF 18, LINCOLN 13 Lincoln's Arme Zidell makes a si able gain around Jeff's right end v Demo defenders attempting to head h off. The Cardinals scored several pi later. Lincoln had a 13-6 lead late in third quarter but couldn't keep it w Jefferson coming out on top 18-13 its fifth league victory. A 70-yard touchdown run byspet Huey Hatton and an cight-yarder Chuck Rask, climaxing a 45-yard dri gave the Demos their triumph. Lincoln scored its touchdowns runs by Zidell and Mike Doherty. T Demos got their first six-pointer on Rask-to-cnd Wally Sanders pass. JEFFERSON 13, GRANT Joe Clouse (34) and Ken Stodd ( combine to intercept a Grant pass, s ting up Jefferson's second touchdowr the Demos' 13-6 win over the Genera Although Jeff's fourth straight v tory was a slim seven points, Grant ■ outclassed all the way, getting their 1 score after a blocked punt. Grant 1 but two first downs to Jeff's twelve. A 63-yard drive netted the Derr crats their first touchdown, climaxed Stodd's one-yard run. Six plays af the combined interception Jefferson j its second touchdown on Bob Jacob's si yard run. ALLAN KLEIN End CHUCK RASK Quarterback HOWARD HOGAN Tackle DEMOS 27, CLEVELAND 0 A Cleveland halfback, accompa- nied by a blocker, gets off to one of his team's few successful runs in Jeffer- son's 27-0 rout over the Indians. At- tempting to stop him is tackle Howard Hogan, who is being carried out of the picture by a Cleveland lineman. Jeff used its ground attack success- fully in rolling up the biggest score of its season. All four touchdowns were scored on the ground. Sprinter half- back Huey Hatton ripped off runs of 35 and 40 yards for his two TD contribu- tions while fullback A1 Klein and Chuck Jacques, quarterback, scored the Demos' other two touchdowns on 5-yard runs. DEMOCRATS 14, COLONIALS 0 Kenny Stodd, Jefferson's work- horse halfback, picks up a first down for the Demos against Washington High School. Colonial linemen are left strewn behind the 147-pounder. It w$is Jeff's other halfback, Huey Hatton, however, who led the Democrats to the win over Washington. The Co- lonials ended up insecondplacc. Hatton scored his first touchdown from 11 yards out after a fumble and another on a 28- yard burst. Washington's great offense sparked by two later-to-be All-City backs, Tom Johnson and Herman McKinney, was held to only 164 yards, fumbling five times. 161 BOB DRYDEN T acklc EARL KLEIN Halfback JOHN CHRISTIANSON Guard HERB HARMS Guard DON JONES Halfback BOBBIHL Tackle BOB JOHNSON Guard JEFFERSON 7, TECH 6 Benson's fullback. Bob Butler, pow- ers his way through Jefferson's line for a ten-yard gain. Clcvc Hart (19) looks on. Jeff retained its undefeated status in the Portland Interscholastic league last-game victory over Benson, 13-12. The Demos had won the title the week previously. Jeff was leading 13-6 late in the fourth quarter when Butler scored his second touchdown on a 75-yard run. Don Jones blocked the conversion, giv- ing the Democrats their one-point win. A1 Klein's three-yard run and Keith Harris' recovery of a punt in the Tech- men's end zone earned Jeff two TD's. TOM MOULTRIE Tackle DEMOS 13, ROOSEVELT 7 Democrat Charles Jacques lies on Roosevelt turf after catching a pass from Chuck Rask. A Teddy defender is on the scene, making sure Jacques will trav- el no farther. Also pictured is Ken Stodd (12). Jefferson won another close, hard- fought football game, wrapping up the Portland Interscholastic League title by defeating Roosevelt 13-7. The Democrats scored on Stodd's 31-yard run and Al Klein's one-yard plunge. Klein climaxed a 61 -yard drive. The Teds, outgaining Jeff in the air and on the ground, got their score when Charlie Ganter tossed a 13-yardcr to Daryll Russel in the end zone. DICK BRIGGS Quarterback CHUCK JACQUES Quarterback BILL KROHN Fullback WILLIE OWENS Halfback GARY ARENDT End JEFF 20, CORVALLIS 6 A Corvallis runner is about to be brought down by four Jeff men. The four arc Keith Harris, Tom Moultrie, Ken Stodd, and Howard Hogan. Jeff advanced into the state semi- finals by downing Corvallis, 20-6, in a raging snow storm. Rask, out half the season following an operation, com- pleted 11 of 14 aerials. Jeff got all three of its touchdowns on passes of 7, 17, and 20 yards from Rask to end Wally Sanders. The Demos scored first in the game, but Corvallis came back to tie the game up. Jeff scored twice in the second half. GRESHAM 6, DEMOCRATS 0 Bill Krohn, Jefferson's 185-pound fullback, is tripped up by a Gresham tackier. Jeff suffered its first and only de- feat of the 1955 campaign to the Go- pher's, 6-0. The closest Jeff could penetrate was to the Gresham 24. This came after a fumble recovered by Eric Larson. The Democrats, however, lost the ball in that series of downs. The game's one score came after a 79-yard Gopher march, spear-headed by fullback Joel Crouch, who personal- ly accounted for 43 of the yards gained. Quarterback Bob Schlorcdt sneaked over from the one. 163 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL FRONT ROW: Jones, W., O'Sullivan, H., Crabtree, B., Thompson, R., O'Hair, J., Mulkins, L., Popham, P., Prozinski, D., Stassen, T., Thies, J., Harms, J. SECOND ROW: Berg, D., Walruff, G., Quary, R., Huse, S., Graves, J., Freeman, T., Wong, T., Hergert, M., Baker, T., Renfro, R., Hill, D., Digman, D., Ellis, V., Harris, L., Pruitt, L. THIRD ROW: Lee, J., Grant, R., Gilbert, B., Olmstead, G., Mitchclson, R., Colvin S., Stangcland, J., Rivers, J., Dcvcr, D. FOURTH ROW: Dunn, R., McCauley, B., Carpenter, M., Williams, D., McVay, M., Langhlin, R., Bolme, D., Moore, D. JIM HOLLINGSWORTH End MIKE KELL Guard JV FOOTBALL The 19S5 junior varsity football team finished its season in a three-way tic for the Portland interscholastic B championship with Benson and Grant. Jeff was undefeated until its last league game when Benson's Techmcn beat the Demos, 14-6. It was Robert Hull's second championship in hisfour years ashead coach. Hull's JV's won the title in 1953 and fin- ished second in '52 and '54. Before the Benson encounter Jeff had beaten Franklin, Cleveland, Grant, Wash- ington, Lincoln, and Roosevelt in succession for a six-won, one-lost record. Benny Parries led the JV's in scoring hon- ors with six touchdowns. Bruce Ottio was second with four TD's. 164 Freshman Football Coach H. P. Rickert's freshmen football squad brought home the 1955 Portland Inter- scholastic C championship with aseason's record of four wins and no defeats. It was in the play-off game that Jeff sur- prised everybody by beating a favored Ben- son team, 7-6. Jeff had to come from be- hind to beat the Tcchmenin the fourth quar- ter when Dennis Digman scored on a five- yard run. Ray Renfro plunged over for the winning conversion Previous to the Benson contest the frosh had beaten Roosevelt, Grant, and Lincoln in succession. Renfro led the undefeated C team in scoring with four touchdowns. Also scoring were Digman, Tom Stasscn, MikeHcrgert, Terry Baker, and Willy Jones. MIKE SPENCER Guard GARY MELLEMA End DICK TOW End DICK PETERSON Quarterback JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL FRONT ROW: Bailey, B., Williams, G., Strasscr, J., Grotjohn, C., White, D., Holtccn, S., Howells, D., Hansclman, M., Hinz, C, Winterholler, D., Ottio, B., Stewart, L SECOND ROW: Martin, C., Green, M., Harris, P., Emmons, B., Tceney, M., Bowman, G., Wallace, B., Newman, M., Bruner, B., Wcatherall, J., Kellogg, B., Egelhoff, D., Patokoski, T., Miller, J., Shaver, T. THIRD ROW: Mr. Hull, Klein, J., Parries, B., Clayton, R., Briggs, H., Davis, M., Rollins, R., Green, P., French, D., Goode, R., Gil- bert, D., Schnabel, R., Lilja, L, Hartman, B., Mr. Dalrymple. 165 BOYS' SWIMMING Anderson, D., Baird, D., Jones, J., Campbell, B., Olmstead, A., Flanagan, L, Robinson, G., Bruce, B. GIRLS' SWIMMING The girls' swimming team placed third in the city and state meets and lost only two Portland Interscholastic League contests. Paced by Carol Everett, who cap- tured three events and broke two rec- ords, Jeff came in third after losing league encounters to Cleveland and Grant and being tied by Lincoln's Car- dinals. In the state meet Jeff also placed third behind Cleveland and Grant. This was the same order the teams placed in the city meet. Miss Everett won two events in the state division. BOYS' SWIMMING Jefferson's boys' swimming team was not very successful in its 1955 sea- son, winning but one Portland Interscho- lastic swimming meet. The Demos finished fifth in the city meet with three swimmers, Art Olm- stead, Bob Bruce, and Gary Robinson, placing in several events. Coached by Edwin Schneider, the boys beat Cleveland by default and tied Franklin for the only bright spots on their Portland league record. CROSS COUNTRY Jefferson's Varsity Cross Country team had a not-too-succcssful sea- son in 1955. The Demo runners did fairly well in Tri-Meet competition but finished sixth in the City Meet The Junior Varsity faired better. The JV's finished third in the City Meet and came out on top in two Tri-Meets. Eugene Mitchell, a junior, prov- ed to be Jeff's best runner in '55. In a meet against Lincoln the lanky Mitchell finished in front of all his competitors by twenty-five yards. Lincoln won the meet, however, going on to take the City Meet. The Democrats should have a good team next year since Dick Glanz was the only senior on this year's squad. CROSS COUNTRY FRONT ROW: Hill, L, Bowden, E. Graham, J. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hansen, Moore, C., Harris, R., Glanz, R., Tatrcau, D. , Hill, J., Mr. Collins. GIRLS1 SWIMMING Cott, L., Grill, N., Grimm, M., Haag, S., King, M., Skoog, C., Wells, K., Brunner, M., Manning, A. 167 JEFFERSON'S 1956 PORTLAND INTE mm � SfS SCHOLASTIC LEAGUE CHAMPIONS JOHN NEELEY Head Coach STANDINGS W L Pet. PF PA Jefferson 11 3 .786 874 750 Franklin 11 3 .786 917 788 Lincoln 10 4 .714 710 639 Washington 10 4 .714 794 759 Grant 7 7 . 500 823 801 Benson S 9 .357 776 770 Cleveland .... 2 12 . 143 742 934 Roosevelt .... 0 14 .000 717 912 Coach John Neeley's Jefferson Democrats emerged the 1956 Portland Interscholastic League co-champions with Franklin while compiling an eleven-three league record. The team won twenty out of twenty-six season contests. With this record the '56 Demos provided Neeley with his first State A-l Tournament entry. Neeley, before coming to Jeff, guided ScappooseHigh School to the State A-2 Tour- nament. Jefferson had a short but fast basketball team in 1956. The tallest man on the starting five was center Jerry Ander- son, six-foot four. Other starters were Art Roth, Bob Bcrrc- man, Bob Jacob and Chuck R ask. All but Roth were seniors. These four were the only seniors on the thirteen-man squad. When Jeff defeated Roosevelt in its thirteenth PIL contest, the Demos won the title for the tenth time in the league's fifty- year history. Only two teams, Benson and Franklin, were able to stop Jeff in PIL play. The Quakers dropped the Demos twice, and Benson gained a split with Jeff. The Democrat basketball team placed three men on the twoPortland papers' All-City teams. Anderson andRask made both papers' first squads, andBerreman made one second team. Jefferson was the only school to have two players on the first team. When Rask was selected for the 1956 All-State first team, he became the fourth player from Jeff to receive such an honor. Bjarnc Jensen was the other Portland player to make the squad. Jefferson 70 . Jefferson S6. Jefferson 55. Jefferson 63 . Jefferson 75 . Jefferson 63 . Jefferson 80 . Jefferson 80 . Jefferson 69 . Jefferson 74 . Jefferson 66 . Jefferson 51 . Jefferson 59 . Jefferson 77 . Jefferson S3 . Jefferson 59 . Jefferson 70 . Jefferson 61 . Jefferson 48 . Jefferson 60. Jefferson 67 . Jefferson 60 . Jefferson 50 . Jefferson 45 . Jefferson 63 . Jefferson 76 . PRESEASON ......................Hudson Bay 46 .................Central Catholic 51 .......................... Gresham 43 ......................Oregon City 48 .........................Beaverton 72 .....................Klamath Falls 68 .....................Klamath Falls 51 .........................Hillsboro 41 LEAGUE ........................Washington 53 .........................Cleveland 55 .............................Grant 59 ...........................Lincoln 50 ..........................Franklin 60 .........................Roosevelt 55 ............................Benson 50 ........................Washington 48 .........................Cleveland 46 .......................Grant 55 ■..........................Lincoln 47 ....................Franklin 79 ...................Roosevelt 37 ......................Benson 65 TOURNAMENT ...................Corvallis 48 ................. Marshfield 67 ...................Milwaukee 55 ..................... Eugene 78 JEFFERSON'S RALLY SQUAD LEADS A CHEER AT PRESEASON GAME PIONEERS TROUNCED Chuck Rask, Jefferson's guard, dumps in two points against Oregon City's Pioneers. The Demos de- feated Oregon City in their first home game, 63-48. The highlight of the contest was supplied by Bob Jacob as the slippery guard scored 12 points in two and a half minutes of the third quarter to finish off the Tualatin-Yamhill Val- ley Leaguers. Jacob was high man for Jeff with 12, followed by Ron Langos with 10. The win brought the Democrats' preseason record to 4-0. Previously, Jeff had beaten Hudson Bay of Van- couver, Central Catholic, and Gresham. Jerry Anderson started his sea- son off brilliantly with 19 and 16 points against Central and Gresham respectively. 171 GARY HERGF.RT Guard BOB B ERREM AN Forward CHUCK RASK Guard JERRY ANDERSON Center BEAVERTON NIPPED Three of Jefferson's Demos await the rebound of a missed Bea- verton shot. Jefferson beat the Beavers 75-72 in overtime. At one time in tne contest tnc Democrats were ahead by twenty points, but Beaverton came back to catch the Jeff five and throw the game into overtime. Jerry An- derson led the Demos to their fifth straight win of the season with twenty-five points. Jeff suffered its first loss in its next game, however, to Klamath Falls. Jefferson came back the next night to even the series. The Demos finished their preseason schedule with a win over Hillsboro. COLONIALS BEATEN Keith Abbott, 6-6 reserve center, goes up for two points against Washington as tire Colonials' All-City forward, Larry Lynn, looks on. The Democrats defeated Washington in both games by scores of 69-53 and 59-48. Guard Chuck Rask was high-point man in each contest with 23 in the first victory and 17 in the second. In the second game, cen- ter Jerry Anderson collected 24 rebounds, a season's high for Jefferson. Jeff had to come from behind to win the first game as the Colonials led at halftime, 34-32, but Coach John Neeley used all his reserves in the second game when the Demos easily rolled over Washington. ART ROTH Forward KEITH ABBOT- Center BILL KROHN Forward JERRY BEACH ELL Forward GRANT TRIPPED UP Clearing the boards in the Jeff-Grant game is forward Bob Bcrreman. High-scoring General center, Roger Fleck, stands behind Berreman. Number 14 for Jefferson is Jerry Anderson. The Demos dumped Grant twice, 66-59 and 61-55. In the first meeting of the two teams, Riley failed to hit a field goal, and Jefferson controlled the game, winning easily. With Riley scoring well, the second game was close all the way with neither team taking a commanding lead. Bcrreman was high-point man for Jeff in the second game with 19, while Bob Jacob led the Demos in the first with 16. CLEVELAND DROPS TWO Jumping a shot over the head of a Cleve- land defender is Chuck Rask, Jeff's All-City guard. Jefferson beat the Indians twice by the wide margins of 74-55 in the first game and 70-46 in the second. All-City Center Jerry Anderson led the Demos to the first victory with tremendous rebounding and 23 points. Bob Bcrreman turned in an amazing 100 per cent shooting average in the second Dcmo-Indian con- test as he hit 6-6 field goals and 3-3 foul shots. The six-foot, 170-pound forward totaled 12 points in the first game. 173 GARY BAKER Guard JIM HOLLINGSWORTH Guard RON LANGOS Guard GARY MELLEMA Forward CARDINALS DROP PAIR Lincoln forward Andre Laborde picks off a rebound in the Lincoln-Jefferson game. Bob Berreman of Jeff makes a vain attempt to steal the ball. Watching the action are Cardinals Jim Cloutier (13), Berkly Holman (24), and Mike Doherty (15). The Democrats had to come from be- hind in both games to squeeze out two one- point victories, 51-50 and 48-47. Heavy fouling by Jefferson was a large factor in Lincoln's near-upsets as the Demos saw early leads overcome by the Cards in both con- tests due to their excessive fouls. Doherty, a forward, was high-point man in the games with totals of fifteen and eleven points. Berreman and Art Roth were high-point men for Jeff in the initial encounter, each scoring eleven, and Berreman led the Demos in the second contest with ten. QUAKERS POST WINS Jerry Anderson hoists a Jump over the head of Franklin's giant center Bjarne Jensen in the Quaker-Jeff game as Franklin guard Jack Luhrs attempts to check the shot. The Quakers were the only team to defeat the 1956 Jeff squad twice. Led by Jensen Frank- lin won by scores of 60-59 and 79-60. The first game was close all the way and went intoovertime at 56-56. Three Jeffer- son garters fouled out of the contest before the extra period began. Franklin controlled the second game easily. Bjarne's team mates consistently fed him the ball on high passes under the hoop, helping him to his hottest night of the year when he scored 42 points. ■•BJ had 27 in the initial game, giving him a two-game total of 69 points. BEN LAUGHUN TOM SHAVER w Manager Manager TEDS TRIMMED TWICE Demo guard Bob Jacob sets up a play against Roosevelt Trying to break up the scoring attempt is Teddie Andy Lawson (6) as Sherman Cochran (9), Roosevelt's sophomore center, watches the action. Jefferson crushed the cellar- dwelling Roughriders twice, 75-S5 and 67-37. In both games, the Demos started slowly. The Teddies grabbed an 11-9 first-quarter lead in the initial contest, and the sec- ond game saw an 8-8 first-period tie. BENSON GAINS SPLIT Art Roth drives in for two of his 14 points in the first Jefferson-Benson game, which Jeff won 53-50. Bob Bcrreman looks on,and behind Roth is high-scoring Engineer JBm Warren. Benson came back in the teams second meeting to chalk up the biggesj upset of the 1956Portland league season as thcTechmen defeated the Democrats on the Jeff court, 65-60. Jefferson led at all the quarter stops, but Benson gained the lead permanently with three minutes left in the fourth period. The Mechanics won at the free-throw line where they hit 21 to Jeff's 14. Roth's 14 was high for Jeff in the first game while Jerry Anderson and Bob Jacob scored 19 and 18, respectively, in the second. 175 CORVALLIS EDGED MARSHFIELD PREVAILS Marshfield's Sandy Fraser looks for a Pirate teammate to pass to after snaring a rebound. Jeff's Jerry Anderson comes down after an unsuccessful attempt for a two- pointer. Marshfield had too much for Jefferson, defeating the Demos 67-45. The Pirates took a 27-11 first-quarter lead and never gave it up, keeping the pressure on Jefferson most of the way. The Southern Oregon band had a 41-25 halftime advantage. Roger Johnson, later to become an All- State guard, was high for the game with twenty-two points, followed by Pirate team- mate, Fraser, who scored twenty. Chuck Raskgot fifteen points for Jeff and Anderson twelve. Bob Bcrrcman goes up over die guard of Corvallis center, Roland Carpenter, for two points. Jefferson staved off a last-half rally to edge the Spartans, 50-48. The Democrats were trailing 26-23 at halftime but came back in the third quarter to get seventeen big points, while Corvallis could only muster five. The Spartans, how- ever, came back in the laststama to almost win, outscoring Jeff 18 to 10. High� point man in the game was Jeff's ChuckRask, who dropped in fifteen points. He was followed in scoring by the Spartan's six-foot center, Carpenter, who dropped in 14. Demo forward, Art Roth, contributed 13 to the Jefferson win. Corvallis was knocked out of the state tournament consolation bracket in its next game with Milton-Frccwater. 176 Jeff's Rally girls whoop it up as the Demo basketball team scores on their way to a 63- 55 victory over the Milwaukic Mustangs. It was Jefferson's second win of the state tournament and its third game. The Demos led all the way. In the first quarter Jeff took a 17-13 command, stretching it to a 35-24 halftime advantage. The Democrats held a 47-42 lead in the third quarter. Milwaukic was led by center Len Paloa, who was high-point man in the game with seventeen points. Demo center Jerry Ander- son hit for sixteen. Mustang guard Ed Cross- cnbachcr and Jeff's Art Roth had fourteen and twelve respectively. EUGENE SQUEAKS BY All-State guard Chuck Rask goes up over Eugcnc'sDavc Powell for two of the twenty- seven points he scored against the Axemen. Doug Lundstrom and Charlie Warren are be- hind Rask. Led by Rask's twenty-seven, Jeff almost, but not quite, beat the heavily favored Eu- gene five. The Axemen's only loss in the tourney came at the hands of Franklin, who went on to become the 1956 State Champ- ions. Jeff was edged by Eugene, 78-76. The Demos had a chance to tic up the game with Rask at the frcc-throw line with three seconds left. Rask aimed the ball so Keith Abbott would get the rebound, which he did, but missed his follow-up shot. Rask then got the rebound but missed his shot,too as the game ended. MILWAUKIE STOPPED 177 WRESTLING TEAM FRONT ROW: Graham, J., Wang, T., Taylor, T., Williams, D., Griffith, B., Ladd, L, Kangas, J. SECOND ROW: Walruff,- G., Waters, G., Briggs, D., Harms, H., Domini, L, Spencer, M. THIRD ROW: Evers, B., Christianson, J., Johansen, M., Hill, F., Thompson, R. FRONT ROW: Nance, A., Philips. G., Dudley, E., Blakely, A.. Mclncrny, D., Epps, R. SECOND ROW: Busch, R., Zimmer, D., Reed, M., Wcathcrall, J., Hadden, J. THIRD ROW: Bihl, B., Wilcox, J., Hogan, H., Lyons, L WRESTLERS FINISH THIRD The wrestling team of Jefferson, with a five-two record, finished third in the Port- land Interscholastic League, this year and also captured third place in the city meet. Wrestling was brought back to the Portland schools this season after a twelve-year lay- off. In PIL competition, Jeff lost to Franklin and Benson and defeated Lincoln, Roosevelt, Grant, Washington, and Cleveland. Franklin won the Portland Championship, and Benson finished second. Jeff's biggest win came over Grant, 59-0, the only shutout of the year. Jefferson's matmen annexed three of the twelve city wrestling titles. Howard Hogan, John Kangas, and Bob Griffith won for the Demos the individual champion- ships. This trio went to the state meet and provided Jeff with two points, enough to finish above all the other Portland schools. The runners -up in the city Coach DeSylvia readies boys for season mcct werc Hcrb Harms and BiU Evers. 178 Howard Hogan grapples with Grantonian Fast action seen at Grant-Jefferson match Dick Briggs closes in on Benson opponent 179 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: Wintcrhollcr, D., Parries, B., Klein, J., Hinz, C., Howells, R., Peterson, R., Wallace, B. SECOND ROW: Miller, M., Geist, J., Baker, T., Egelhoff, D., Molvar, J., Miller, S., White, D., Holtcen, S. JUNIOR VARSITY FOURTH Dave Winterhollcr attempts a jump shot over the head of a Benson opponent. Doug White is shown ready to drive in and get the rebound. This game was played at Jeff. Under their new coach, AndrewPienovi, Jefferson's Junior Varsity compiled an eight- six record to finish in fourth place in the Portland Interscholastic B” League. Tom DcSylvia, who had been coaching Junior Varsity basketball for several years, was se 1 ectcd to he ad the new wrcstl i ng te am. Terry Baker, a freshman, led the team in scoring. He hit for almost 18 points a game. 180 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: Judson, B., Henry, J., Quary, R., Demorcst, H., Hatcher, B., Mason, T., Graves, X, Williams, A. BACK ROW: Meske, B., Freeland, D., Ellis, V., Colvin, S., Renfro, R., Crabtree, B., O' Hair, X Swanson, R., Stangeland, J., Mr. Hull. FROSH WIN TITLE Big Raye Renfro attempts one of his long hook shots against his shorter teammates in a freshman basketball scrimmage. The C squad of Jefferson finished its season as city champions with an undefeated record in seven Portland Interscholastic League games. Coach Robert Hull's Demos compiled a perfect season's record of ten victories. In preseason contests the Demos defeated Grant, Benson, and Washington as well as defeating them in regular P1L games. Jeff's highest scorer was an 80-60 victory against Lincoln. Theteamscored 534 points for an offen- sive average of 53. 4 points a game. High scorers for the freshmen were Renfro and Guard Mike Hcrgert, who both collected 128 for the season. 181 JEFFERSON'S 19 ISEBALL TEAM BASEBALL ANDREW PIENOVI Head Coach Jefferson's baseball team, as this was written, was practicing for its bid to the 1956 Portland Interscholastic title. The Demos were under a new coach, Andrew Pienovi. Pienovi, in his first year as baseball coach at Jefferson, after successful seasons with Columbia Prep high school, had his work cut out for him. In 1955, the Jeff nine finished in a fifth-place tie with Franklin. It was the second straight season that Jeff had ended up in a fifth-place tie, while Grant was grabbing two con- secutive championships. The Demos had a young squad this year, especially the pitch- ing staff. Pienovi hadseven hurlers in '56 made up of one senior, one junior, three sophomores, and two freshmen. Returning from last year's team was the only senior, Roger Thomson. Behind the plate were veteran Jim Davis and sophomore Doug White. Davis was an All-Legion catcher for Jefferson's American Legion team. Returning in the outfield was Bob Berreman, two-time All- City pick. Another sure bet for an outfield position was Chuck Jacques. A close race between four players was being waged for the other position. The infield berths seemed a bit uncertain, although seniors Bob Jacob and Bob Johnson had sewed up places at third base and shortstop, respectively. Jerry Beachell seemed to have the edge on the first-base sack. Second base was very much open. Pienovi stated thatBerrcman, Jacques, Chuck Rask, and Willie Owens appeared to be his best hitters but could not commit him- self further, since it was too early. Martin, C, Beach, G. Jefferson bench talks it up between innings Bob Berreman passes up swing at Cleveland Bob Johnson takes short lead off third 135 TERRY BAKER B0B JACOB Pitcher Infielder BOB JOHNSON JIM DAVIS Inficldcr Catcher DOUG WHITE Catcher ROGER THOMSON DON WILLIAMS Pitcher Pitcher GARY BAKFR Infielder MARK MILLER Pitcher JERRY KLEIN Pitcher JV BASEBALL The junior varsity baseball team was still a question to its head coach, Robert Hull, as the season got under way. Many of the good freshman and sopho- more boys were moved up to the varsity, leaving Coach Hull less material with which to work. Missing from his 1955 JV squad were such standouts as Jerry Klein, Jerry Bcachell, Mark Miller, Gary Baker, and Jim Hollingsworth. Coach Hull did, however, expect to have a good year. He thought he boasted some of Portland's finer prep hitters. SAM HOLTEEN Pitcher DENNIS GRANDE Catcher BILL SCARBOROUGH Outfielder GARY HERGERT Outfielder CHUCK JACQUES Outfielder JIM HOLLINGSWORTH Outfielder JERRY BEACH ELL Inficlder MIKE JOHANNESON Infielder CHUCK RASK Inficlder WILLIE OWENS Infielder DICK PETERSON Inficlder DAVE FREELAND Pitcher JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL FRONT ROW: Martin, K., Judson, B., Patokoski, E., Beach, G. SECOND ROW: Steppe, R., Eckman, A., Miller, J., Quary, R., Dobie, J., Stewart, L., Henry, J., Cars an, L, Mitchclson, B., Dunn, R., Mcskc, B. BACK ROW: Coach Hull, Struznik, V., Williams, G., Husc, S., Patokoski, T., Freeland, D., Hergert, M., Demarest, H., Slctta, R., Newman, M., Prozinski, D. 187 BOYS TENNIS TEAM BOYS' TENNIS Four returning lettermen and a host of underclassmen made up Jefferson's 1956 boys' tennis team. Jeff lost several of its good tennis players at graduation. But when Gary Ambrose transferred earlier in the year, the Demos lost their ace tennis star. Am- brose was rated one of the best high school tennis players in Ore- gon. Back to bolster Jeff's chances for the city title this year were Keith Harris, Russel Johnson, Ken- ton Wells and Tom Woolcott. FRONT ROW: Lindburg, G., Lindholm, E., Johnson, R., Krieger, B., Morehouse, B. SECOND ROW: Woolcott, T., Wells, K., Jeffery, R., Harris, K., Person, R., Christensen, N., Mr. Schmidt. GIRLS' TENNIS TEAM FRONT ROW: Coach Say, Hunsakcr, J., Squire, M., Tittle, L., Squire, C., Hansen, D. SECOND ROW: Jacobsen, J., Rhodes, C., Smith, D., Greisen, L, Miller, B., Gott, L., Kopta, D. NOT PICTURED: Hunsaker, G. GIRLS' TENNIS Although only three players were lost from Jefferson's 1955 city champion girls' tennis team, graduation hurt Jeff. Even though Jeff was hit hard by graduation, the Demo girls were expected to win the 1956 city title. Returning to help Coach Naomi Say were Charlene Rhodes, the number one player, Leah Gott, Judy Jacobson, Judy Hunsaker and Diane Kopta. Gone from the tennis team were Barbara and Carol Olson, state doubles champions, and Joan Egbers, who played number one singles. 188 GOLF TEAM FRONT ROW: Coach Roche, Forsloff, J., Barnes, J., McIntosh, J., Blcvens, J., Short, S., Welch, M. SECOND ROW: Bihl, D., Bihl, B., Semple, S., Langos, R., Boyles, G., Smith, F., Swanson, R. GOLF SQUAD Jefferson's golf team was almost a cinch to repeat its 195S city championship. The team was under a new coach, Michael Roche, tills year. Also back to haunt Portland Interscholastic League opponents were seniors Jim McIntosh and Steve Short and juniors Frank Smith and Bob Bihl. Almost half of the squad were returning lettermen. Heading the '56 aggregation was captain Dt n Bihl, one of the state's top teen- age golfers. Bihl had lettered in varsity golf for three years. ATHLETIC DIRECTOR The position of athletic director is a complicated and important one. H. P. Rickcrt hold this post at Jefferson. One of Mr. Rickcrt's main tasks is concerned with the eligi- bility of all athletes. Since the principal is responsible to the Oregon Athletic Association for the eligibility list, the post of athletic director was established in order to release the principal from this exacting and important task. Physical examinations for all athletes also ■fall under Mr. Rickcrt's supervision as well as the compiling and printing of several sports booklets. fi i Mr. Rickert at Work 189 JEFFERSON'S IS 6 TRACK TEAM TRACK MARVIN CROSS Head Coach When this article was written, Jeff's Crack squad was busily preparing for its 1956 season. Last year the Demos finished sec- ond to Grant in the city relays and city meet but did not compete in dual competition. Back on the '56 squad was state 100-yard dash champion Huey Hatten, who was expected to defend his 1955 title in the state Crack meet. Hatten was also expected to better his best time of last year. Strongly dominated by juniors, Jeff was expected to be able to win all of its dual meets in Portland Intcrscholastic League com- petition, capture the city relays, and win the city meet. Jeff's 880-re lay team was expected to provide Jeff with another major point-getter. Sprinters Jack Thomas, Dick Briggs, and Ken Stodd, along with Hatten, made up this team. The all-junior aggregation of Robert Chinn, Gary Green, and John Christianson made up the 440 entries. Running the half mile was Heinz Antoni, Chris Fox, Wilson Perry and John Voloudakis. Two of Jefferson's milers were Jim Graham and Eugene Mitchell. Harold Nelson, Reed Timmerman, Ron Forsyth, and Ted Van Bceck made the Demos look promising in the hurdles this season. Nelson was Junior Varsity hurdles champion in '55. Veterans Paul Stangcland aid Dick Jahnson made the Demos look ood in the broad jump. Non-letter winner Timmerman also broad jumped. High jumping were juniors Art Roth andBill Krohn. In the pole vault tire Jeff team boasted some strong competi- tion in Howard Hogan, Herbie Harms, and Larry Wick. Harms won the Junior Varsity pole-vault championship last year. Jeff had Portland's best high school shot putter, Allan Klein. He was the defending city champion and was looking for better throws this season. Backing up Klein were juniors Joe Wendliek and John Zubcrbuhler. Senior Dick Hanson was the Demo's only discus man this year. Hanson finished second in the city in 1955. Jefferson did not have anyone in the javelin. MANAGERS 192 Danny Spence and Jerry Olmsted. HAROLD NELSON ART ROTH GARY BRANNAN PAUL STANGELAND JOHN VOLOUDAKJS JOE WENDUCH LARRY WICK ALLAN KLEIN Dick Briggs runs on, outside RONALD FORSYTH GARY GREEN 194 Dick Johnson broad jumps JOHN CHRISTENSON HOWARD HOGAN CHRIS FOX BILL KROHN BOB CHIN SIDNEY BURKE HUEY HATTEN WILSON PERRY JERRY WILCOX 195 Don Milligan breaks tape in B event JUNIOR VARSITY TRACK TEAM FRONT ROW: Carey, P., Harris, P., Krombein, D., Harris, R., Strylewicz, S., Tatrcau, D., Oitto, B., Bjcrkc, D., Hciscr- man, J., Clayton, J., Coach Neeley. SECOND ROW: Rollins, R., Lilja, L., Kellogg, B., Bruce, D., Moore, S., O'Malley, M., Palmer, R., Bouthillier, C., Wintcrholler, D., Hill, F. BACK ROW: Phillips, D., Green, P., P;irries, B., Hinz, C., Thomson, R., Ceist, J., Eurick, B., Hill, J., Collar, D., Lindikoff, U., Olmsted, G. FRESHMAN TRACK TEAM FRONT ROW: Schccl, D. ,• Grant, R., Randall, W., Jackson, L, Wilder, F., Richey, E., Gilbert J., Epps, R., Graves, J., Anderson, D., Coach John Neeley. SECOND ROW: O'Sullivan, H., Van Avery, R., Paul, C., Donis, G., Nance, A., Wong, T., Ellis, V., Kuccra, D., Lcanord, B., Crcagcr, R., Bcstcl, A., Sanford, P., Olmstead, G. BACK ROW: Tides, J., Howard, M., Crabtree, B., O'Hair, J., Ginthcr, R., Estes, D., Woodards, F., Williams, A. JV TRACK The junior varsity, coached by John Neeley, had an excellent chance to repeat its 19SS B track championship. Although the JV's did not have any men returning from its '55 squad, since only freshmen and sophomores can participate in any junior varsity sport, the Demo B's looked extremely good in the sprints and the field events. Missing from the '55 team were such standouts as Herb Harms, Dick Briggs, Ron Timmerman, Ed Lynch, and Harold Nelson. John Geist, Dave Winter- holler, Benny Parries, and Fred Hill were expected to give Jeff many of its points. B squadder soars for height FROSH TRACK The freshman track team, as always, was a question, since only first-year men at Jeff can go out for the C” sport. The team, like B track, was coached by John Neeley. Last year, in 1955, the frosh finished high in Portland Inter- scholastic track standings. Reports of early practices had it that Jeff's strength was evenly divided in the distance, sprint, and field events. 197 - Frosh ready for event Club Leaders Form Leadership Class FRONT ROW: Lindquist, G., Daum, M., Bene man, B., Muck, C. Sippel, S., Wingc, M. SECOND ROW: Schukart, E., Walsh, S., Van Metre, G., Parker, I., Bcckcr, G., Fuqua, S., Hamm, P., Thomson, R. BACK ROW: Hing, D., Skoog, C., Judson, R., Anderson, J., Benson, E., Harding, S., L an try, C., Mr. DeLay. FRONT ROW: Mr. DeLay, Denton, R., Overby, D., McIntyre, C., Fallu, M., Thomason, M., Adams, R. SECOND ROW: Lowery, S., Rahkola, G., Walsh, S., Leta, J., Dimitrovich, R., Wright, S., Helm, P., Aldcrson, M., Goebel, M., Bihl, T., Sargcant, K., Loughced, N. BACK ROW: Grier, P., Rcinikka, D., Campbell, B., Muck, D., Randall, L., Harris, K., Jones, N., Bezona, N. ThomDson, G., Buthcrus, J., Walker, C. Sigma Earns Funds by Bakery Sales Campbell, N. Natsoes, J. Roberts, J. Scott, M. Zavou, M. FALL OFFICERS Pres.........M. Scott V. Pres. . . . J. Matson Secy........P. Grier Trcas.......J. Roberts SPRING OFFICERS Pres.........P. Grier V. Pres. . . . J. Roberts Secy..........M. Weaver Treas. . . . S. Haupert Anderson, S. Bidstrup, R. Activities 1. beach trip 2. sponsored Youth Center 3. sponsored booth at carnival 4. car wash 5. bakery sale Hale, S. Westover, S. Downing, D. Frank, L. Ginther, V. Haupert, S. Larson, J. Martindalc, T. McAbee, C. Parez, D. Payne, C. Payne, E. Guako Holds Traditional FALL OFFICERS Pres..........M. Wingc V. Pres. . . . M. Thomason Sccy.........S. Galliano Trcas.........R. Sievert Nelson, L. Nyberg, E. Potter, D. Sievert, R. Sorenson, M. Thomason, M. Walruff, S. Winge, M. SPRING OFFICERS Pres. . V. Pres. Sccy. . Trcas. 202 Reunion with Graduate Members Boone, B. Bryant, C Fennern, J. Miles, C. Olsen, N. O'Sullivan, E. Pettis, F. Sirnia, J. Activities 1. Guako formal 2. Hawaiian Lullaby 3. rummage sale 4. Guako reunion 5. filled basket of needy family Way, B. Zabler, A. 203 Revis, A. Rudeen, J. Jinx Holds y'e. v a. 5 Denton, Wyttenberg, Odenweller, W. Edwards, J. Tappan, E. Johnesse, P. � Wickstrom, Schultheiss, S. Zwahlen, K. Smith, M. vJ e M. C. SPRING OFFICERS Pres..........R. Denton V. Pres. . . . P. Kilander Secy..........M. Wyttenberg Treas.........V. Fickicson Installation Banquet m FALL OFFICERS Pres. . . . Miotke V. Pres. . . . C. Jones Secy. . . .. j. Edwards Treas. . . , . . M. Wyttcnberg Lehmann, N. Houston, J. Huson, K. Activities 1. beach trip 2. Christmas tea for mothers 3. parcel post sale 4. alumni tea 5. progressive dinner 205 Kosmo Enjoys Sand and Sea FALL OFFICERS Pres..........C. Skoog V. Pres. . . . B. Fevcs Secy.........B. Bardslcy Treas........J. Letz SPRING OFFICERS Pres..........J. Lctz V. Pres. ... P. Smith Secy..........S. Haag Treas.........S. Custer 206 Erb, D. Fevcs, B. Foster, R. Bergman, K. Burke, L. Custer, S. Haag, S. Johnson, J. Keene, P. Kniss, M. Leininger, J. Lester, J. Letz, J. Mattson, B. Perrin, J. Sehon, J. Skoog, C. Smith, P. Tronsgaard, C. on Annual Beach Trip Activities 1. annual beach trip 2. installation banquet 3. date—progressive dinner 4. Christmas tea 5. senior banquet Barrette, J. Bennct, D. Croft, S. Ervin, L. Finzcr, M Foster, G. Hoffman, A. Howard, S. Johnson, K. Karr, W. Stepp, P. Watts, Y. Twill Initiates High School FALL OFFICERS Pres..........G. Lindquist V. Pres. . . . G. Rahkola Secy.........S. Bartlett Treas........C. L an try I SPRING OFFICERS Pres..........S. Walsh V. Pres. . . . S. Bartlett Secy........A. Apostol Treas. . . . J. Maltby Apostol, A. Bartlett, S. Browning, B. 15! 1 y err A. W ry I fT Pll Daum, M. Everett C. Hunsaker, G. La n try, C. Lindquist, G. Maltby, J. Maltby, J. Passut, D. Rahkola, G. Walsh, S. Apostol, A. Blair, J. Hopper, R. Jacobsen, J. Kopta, D. Night Club Organization Davis, J. Destner, C. Dietrich, D. MacKinnon, M. Manning, D. McBain, J. McPherson, C. Montgomery, E. Mykol, C. Nagel, D. Peterson, L. Smith, C. Ulmer, P. Wanner, V. Whitaker, D. Hunsaker, J. Jackson, S. Jacobson, D. Randolf, P. Sells, J. Trudell, N. Van Horn, S. Activities 1. Twill formal 2. Thanksgiving date dinner 3. annual Stocking Stomp 4. senior banquet 5. annual mothers' tea Zelta Delights in Fresh Air Dardo, M. Daugherty, N. Flager, K. Fuqua, S. Frederlckson, G. Harne, P. Goebel, M Ingwood, A. Livesay, K. Haupcrt, F. Ingwood, L. McClart , J. Palmer, E.. Shcrstad, S. Walker, K. Bradford, S. Bray, B. Clark, M. Cochran, P. Davis, P. Frost, J. Grill, N. and Skiing at Mount Hood FALL OFFICF.RS Pres.........S. Fuqua V. Pres. . . . M. Goebel Secy........P. Davis Treas.......J. Frost SPRING OFFICERS Pres............M. Goebel V. Pres. ... B. Simon Secy..........B. Bray Treas........ P. Davis Activities 1. mountain trip 2. beach trip 3. date dinner dance 4. senior banquet 5. officers' banquet Harvey, J. Kandal, R. Kass, L. Lucnser, K. McGowan, J. McPhceters, N. Manila, S. Shorthill, N. Sibert, B. Simon, B. Thomas, J. Wallace, C. Zirr, J. in Zequinn Presents Gay SPRING OFFICERS Pres..........S. Sippel V. Pres. . . . S. Lowery Secy.........C. Grable Treas........P. Chapman Allred, L. Anderson, S. Beall, M. Chapman, P. Grable, C. Helm, P. Kaiser, J. Lilly, C. Lowery, S. Mason, J. Murry, P. Neiss, D. Rich, J. Riggers, M. Schmidt, N. Sippel, S. Wcigant, L. Butts, J. Holmes, S. Huget, D. King, M. Mitchell, M Nelson, S. O'Telle, M. Overby, S. Reibcr, J. Smith, L. 212 Nineties Assembly Program Activities 1. Zequinn formal 2. Vaudeville Varieties assembly 3. assisted the Boys and Girls Aid Society 4. spring barn dance 5. senior banquet Anderson, S. Bloomberg, C. Cullen, J. Drier, K. Grieson, E. Johnson, K. Jones, M. Mason, M. Mezyk, D. Moeller, C. North, J. Smith, K. Wassener, J. Zaph, K. Klatawa Backs Annual Spring FALL OFFICERS Pres..........M. Daum V. Pres. . . . G. Hunsaker Secy..........N. Schmidt Treas.........G. Rahkola Anderson, B. Barnes, P. SPRING OFFICERS Pres........G. Hunsaker V. Pres. . . . S. Sippel Secy........P. Helm Treas. . . . M. Daum Berget, S. Bloomberg, C. Destner, C. Drier, K. W Fallu, M. • Greison, E. Hohnstein, M. Holcomb, D. Klingsporn, M. Mackinnon, M. Mason, M. Mezyk, D. Nagel, D. North, J. Pettis, F. Smith, J. Wanner, V. 214 Primrose Show on May Day Apostol, A. Bartlett, S. Beall, M. Browning, B. Daum, M. Helm, P. Hunsaker, G. Lantry, C. Lindquist, G. o Lowery, S. Nyberg, C. Schmidt, N. ¥ Activities 1. decorated counselors' room 2. arranged flowers for center hall 3. polished and arranged trophies 4. annual Primrose Show 5. acted as secretaries to all new teachers Sippel, S. Walsh, S. Weigant, L. Philo Serves at All-City 216 Allred, L. Anderson, S. Cassell, L. Letz, J. Lilly, C. Lisoski, L Sievert, R. Skoog, C. Smith, M. FALL OFFICERS Pres..........C Lilly V. Pres. . . . M. Smith Secy..........JL Kaiser Trcas.........R. Sievert Dance and Senior Reception SPRING OFFICERS Pres.........M. Thomason V. Pres. . . . M. Winge Secy.........M. Smith Treas........J. Maltby Boone, B. Brown, C. Davis, J. Dcitrich, D. Fennern, J. Gutheridge, N. Activities 1. serving at all-city dance 2. selling locker locks 3. Philo-Klatawa football game and slumber party 4. Philo Day 5. Philo-Hopkin Jenkins Hi-Y progressive dinner Ulmer, P. Way, B. Whitaker, D. 217 z.eta Neophytes (jive Jett Digman, S. Fuqua, S. Harris, B. Horn, J. Kuhn, F. Larson, G. Lyons, M. Mullen, G. FALL OFFICERS Pres.........G. Mullen V. Pres. . . . B. Harris Secy.........M. Faubian Trea.........J. Brummagc S RING OFFICERS Pres...........M. Faubian V. Pres. . . . G. Becker Secy..........C. Ingcbritson Trcas..........M. Altenburg Panck, J. Pond, A. Porter, B. Rogers, J. erson Statue Annual Bath Fenton, Grimm, Lovell, ■' ■ •- mb Bailey, D Ingebretson, C. Moore, D. Nance, W. Activities 1. served at letterman banquet 2. washed Jefferson statue 3. rummage sale 4. Jinx-Zcta softball game 5. presented new teachers with corsages and boutonnieres Wacker, E. Wells, K. v f - ir� Walton, L. Wilson, S. Zch, J. Hopkin Jenkins Hi-Y Escorts SPRING OFFICERS Pres. . . V. Pres. . . . R. Judson Sccy. . Treas. . FALL OFFICERS Pres. . . . . . B. Berreman V. Pres. . • • J- Sorensen Secy. . . . . K. Hohnstein Treas. . . . . S. McAlpinc Adkins, B. Berreman, B. Campbell, B. Clark, D. Clouse, J. Feeley, C. Hanson, D. Hart, C. Johnson, B. Johnson, K. Judson, R. Moultrie, T. Ohm, J. Ritter, B. Rose Festival Candidates Laughlin, B. Miller, M. Selby, B. Selis, R. Activities Bailey, B. Duncan, D. Eurick, B. 1. sold Christmas trees 2. Thanksgiving Assembly 3. Rose Festival Assembly 4. donated gilts to foster home and mentally retarded chil- dren's schools 5. joint meetings Delphi Organized Taylor, J. Thompson, R. Weaver, D. Zollczzi, G. Campbell, B. Davis, J. Davidson, B. Hart, C. Hegebcrg, F. Jacob, B. Kangas, J. Larson, E. McIntyre, C McKinnon, D. Officer, M. Ostby, L Rask, C. Schukart, E. Stodd, K. FALL OFFICERS Pres.........E. Schukart V. Pres. . . . R. Timmerman Secy.........M. Spencer Treas........C. McIntyre I SPRING OFFICERS Pres.......C. McIntyre V. Pres. . . . K. Stodd Secy.......F. Hegebcrg Treas......M. Spencer Social Activities Arcndt, G. Beachcll, J. Briggs, D. Child, D. Cooper, E. Green, G. Jacques, C. Johanson, M. Uv, Langos, B. Leonard, D. Lillis, R. McDougald, R. Mellema, G. Nelson, H. Skiles, B. Spencer, M. Timmerman, R. 223 Jason Lee Hi-Y Guides Amend, D. Bihl, D. Crews e, B. Darnell, D. DeCius, F. Elia, L Gorman, J. Harding, S. jr9 •, Hatton, H. 1 ? Huff, D. Johnson, R. Jon“'F- Klein, D. Kreigcr, B. Matcovich, McCracken, Olmsted, A. Perdcw, R. Randall, L. Reinikka, D. Richards, B. Schaefer, C. n HI v — 224 Thomas, J. Thompson, G. Wells, K. Easter Assembly Services FALL OFFICERS Pres. . . . . . J. Gorman V. Pres. Secy. . Treas. . . . . D. Klein SPRING OFFICERS Pres. . . V. Pres. Secy. . Treas. . Harms, H. Hermes, K. Hyden, M. Kato, H. Neighbors, T. Pearson, B. Peterson, B. Ray, D. Activities 1. Easter Assembly 2. May Day clean-up 3. paper drive 4. joint meetings 5. sponsor of state-wide dance Rhodes, D. Smith, F. Webber, J. UJ m vjk J S . 1 Wood, D. Domonic, L Murdock, D. 225 Trails Delivers Food Packages During FALL OFFICERS Pres. . . V. Pres. . . . D. Jbhnson Secy. . . . . C Geist Trcas. . . . J. Stanley SPRING OFFICERS Preas. . . . . E. Larson V. Pres. . . . D. Briggs Secy. . Trcas. . Anderson, J. Davidson, B. Harris, K. Geist, C. McKinnon, D. Officer, M. Ostby, L. Peterson, B. Rask, C. Jenncke, J. Johnson, D. Klein, A. Lang, D. Larson, E. Schukart, E. Stanley, J. Stodd, K. r ci A Taylor, J. Thompson, R. Weaver, D. Zollezzi, G. Geist, J. Hanselman, M. Christmas Vacation for Friendly House Baker, G. Beachcll, J. Briggs, D. Cooper, E. Hergert, G. Hollingsworth, J. Jacques, C. Johanncscn, M. Krohn, B. Langos, R. McDougald, B. Nelson, H. Skilcs, B. Activities 1. delivered food packages for Friendly House 2. cleaned and arranged cafeteria for College Board Conference 3. sponsored the Christmas Youth Center 4. banquet at Palaskc's Hill Villa 5. co-sponsored Roosevelt-Jeff- erson after-game dance 227 Mozart Expresses Musical Treas.........D. Overby It O' Benson, E. Bland, D. Clark, F. Edholm, L. SPRING OFFICERS Pres..........L. Parker V..............D. Overby Secy...........V. Wright Treas.........P. Lent Smith, N. Overby, D. Parker, L. Peterson, J. Prentice, D. 228 Turner, R. Williams, J. Wilson, T. Interest in Assembly Kloss, J. Larson, B. Larson, M. Martindalc, Walters, V. Wleger, C. Winston, B. Activities 1. Mozart Assembly 2. sponsored an after-game dance 3. collected toys for Red Cross 4. sponsored a Youth Center 5. joint meeting with Cleveland Eicher, B. w 229 Rasmussen, F. Sargent, K. Sawyer, L. Youth for Christ Promotes FALL OFFICERS Pres..........D. Overby V. Pres. . . . M. E. Zook Secy..........N. Dodd Trcas.........N. Dodd SPRING OFFICERS Pres.........D. Overby V. Pres. . . . M. E. Zook Secy.........N. Dodd Treas........S. Lovell Johnson, P. Amend, D. Blakely, L. Butts, K. Crewse, R. 230 Christian Way of Life Gaylord, S. Foster, S. Leitncr, T. Kuhn, F. Overby, D. Activities 1. cleaned cafeteria 2. talent contest 3. You Asked For It request program 4. Easter program 5. Faculty Follies West, N. Williams, J. Wilson, T. I. R. L. ASSEMBLY SEATED: Bezona, N., Lent, P., McClaurin, C., Jones, N., Van Matre, L., Wirostek, K., Zavou, M., Dardo, M., Wcrhley, B., Wojciechowski, J., Langhoff, C., Svichkar, Z. STANDING: Yackley, J., Miss Shaw, Thoennes, M., McPherson, T. International Relations League Presents United Nations Assembly Bill Bird SPRING OFFICERS Pres........B. Bird V. Pres. . . . D. Meaden Secy........D. Bunch Treas.......J. Wojciechowski FALL OFFICERS Pres..........N. Bezona V. Pres. . . . P. Lent Secy..........K. McLaurin Treas.........N. Jones Activities 1. Eugene conference 2. after-game dance 3. Dads' Club program 4. U. N. Assembly 5. inter-school meeting and pro- gram by exchange students 232 Norman Bezona OFFICERS FRONT ROW: Meaden, D., McLaurin, G., Dardo, M., Tracy, L., Bentley, P., McGuire, B., Miss Shaw. SECOND ROW: Bird, B., Bczona, N., Lent, P., Bunch, D., Wojciechowski, J., Long, W. THRID ROW: Randall, L, Langhoff, C., Thoennes, M., Jones, N., Wirostek, K. MEMBERS FIRST ROW: Fraser, L., Robinson, L, Williams, S., Wchrly, B., Tracy, L., Goode, S., McLaurin, C., Bentley, P., Lovely, M., McGuire, B. SECOND ROW: Thoennes, M., Wirostek, K., Dardo, N., Repp, S., Wojciechowski, J., Jacobs, F., Savage, J., Porter, S. THIRD ROW: Meaden, D., Yackley, J., Zch, J., Bunch, D., Bezona, N., Gorman, J., Robinson, D., Lent, P. FOURTH ROW: Jones, N., Miss Shaw, Zavou, M., VanBcck, A., Bird, B., Randall, L., O'Hair, J., Nance, A. BACK ROW: Langhoff, C, Enos, V., McPherson, T., Long, W. Hi-Note Members Enjoy Lunch Box Social Adams, R. Clark, L Kucera, R. FALL OFFICERS Pres..........L. Cates V. Pres. . . . C Brandow Secy........S. Wilson Treas........J. Jacob SPRING OFFICERS Pres........R. Adams V. Pres. . . . E. Rigas Secy..........P. Hamm Treas.......J. Jacob Activities 1. sponsored movies taken on orchestra tour in Europe 2. annual picnic 3. ski trip 4. progressive dinner 5. joint meetings 234 r?' JrtL 1 ' , n I -L'-I DeRernardi P. J- Krause, D. Shinn, B. Wilson, J. Bolzell, J. Goode, S. Lindberg, G. Quary, R. Tepola, D. Van Beck, A. Aaseth, J. Abild, D. Glanz, A. Hale, S. Henning, Lawrence, Lister, T. Robinson, Unruh, A. Zch, J. Leones Broadens Spanish Education with Taco Feed FALL OFFICERS Pres........G. Becker V. Pres. . . . L. McCroskey Secy........N. Loughecd Trcas.......K. Wirostek Becker, G. Brum age, J. Foster, S. Harris, B. Calhoun, S. McCroskey, L. Richardson, A. 1. decorated Christmas tree and caroled at Patton Home 2. officers' installation dinner at Poncho's 3. taco feed 4. participated in city-wide Pan- American Day Program 5. sponsored Youth Center Williams, S. Woolfolk, B. Zook, M. SPRING OFFICERS Pres..........N. Loughecd V. Pres. . . . J. Zch Secy.........M. Zook Treas........S. Williams Mills, L Schccl, D. Sisccl, J. Williams, N. 235 Persona Features Drama in All Activities n P in rs i r i 'if Aschwandcn, A. Benson, E. Gott, L. Hungerford, J. O'Brien, R. Perry, M. Pond, A. Steffen, T. Steiner, N. Van Matre, G. Yacklcy, J. Zavou, M. Frankenbcrry, L. Felton, D. Payne, C. Perez, D. FALL OFFICERS Pres..........J. Hanson V. Pres. . . . E. Benson Secy.........G. Van Matrc Trcas........J. Coulter SPRING OFFICERS Pres.........E. Benson V. Pres. . . . R. O'Brien Secy........J. Yackley Trcas........D. Milligan Province, P. Sears, P. Webber, JL Winn, N. Activities 1. drama cup presentations 2. Wassail Tea 3. Drama Masquerade Ball 4. scrubbing of the J in the foyer 5. sending Christmas cards to the other clubs Hayes, C. King, R. Milligan, D. Parker, J. Sherwood, F. 236 Scientia Holds Interest of Future Scientists FALL OFFICERS Pres.........J. Hartung V. Pres. ... D. Krause Secy...........C Benson Treas.........R. Golick SPRING OFFICERS Pres.........O. Bass V. Pres. . . . M. Escola Secy........J. Hartung Treas.......M. Montgomery Bass, O. Burnham, J. Escola, M. Golik, R. Hartung, JL Pieper, T. Prior, J. 237 Twan Sells Cokes at Football Games I FALL OFFICERS Pres.........T. Bihl V. Pres. . . . C. Hays Secy.........F. Sherwood Trcas........L. Ryerson SPRING OFFICERS Pres.........S. Duckworth V. Pres. . . . M. Dunn Secy........B. Wood Trcas.......J. Good Activities 1. helped P. T. A. sell cokes at football games 2. served as hostesses at the Ma- sonic Temple Christmas Pro- gram 3. helped Y. W. C. A. with rum- mage sale 4. sponsored an after-game dance 5. helped collect toys for the Toy and Joy Makers Bihl. T. Clow, C. Cole, B. Duckworth, S. Dunn, M. Good, J. Martin, J. McGarriglc, A. Peterson, J. Edelweiss Emphasizes German Customs and Traditions FRONT ROW: Atzbaugh, M, Lent, P., Hall, B., Langhoff, C, Wells, K., Svichkar, Z., Grossinger. G. BACK ROW: Cacks, P., Long, F., Aschwandcn, A., Cary, M., Ziegler, H., Chapman, B., Hohenlutncr, W., Blakely, A. Sophomore Key Notes Sing for Civic Groups FRONT ROW: Addi, D., Zak, J., Goldsworthy, J., Corder, P., Norris, S., Wilson, S., Mittleider,D. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Charlston, Fitch, P., Miller, B., Angolia, R., Evans, C., Snashcll, C., Price, N., Jones, A. BACK ROW: Sherwood, F., Buttire, J., Mattman, C., Kittrcll, L., Pickett, D., Tucker, M., Snyder, D., Schultz, B. Jefferson Audio-Visual Club Serves Our School FRONT ROW: Reid, L., Kidd, D., King, R., Muck, D., Linchikoff, U., Grindell, C., Sargent, K., Harris, L, Query, L. SECOND ROW: Mr. Barney. Thespians, Honor Society, Supports Drama Activities FRONT ROW: King, R., Nagel, D., Province, P., Mezyk, D., McBain, J., Wynhoif, K., Sears, P. SECOND ROW: Whitaker, D., Yacklcy, J., Parker, J., North, J., Strachan, M., Steffen, T., Hungcrford, J., Smith, C THIRD ROW: Gaylord, C, Cordon, D., Milligan, D., Mrs. Sparks, Coulter, J., Benson, E., Webber, J. Photography Club Assists With Spectrum Pictures FRONT ROW: Emcrick, B., Davis, S., Swartz, M., Bigler, R., Tite, L., Bennett, E., Higdon, C. SECOND ROW: Ginthcr, V., McElroy, B., White, R., Olson, E., McElroy, B., VanScoy, L, DeBernardis, P. Tri-Y Joins In Y. W. C. A. Activities Johnson, H., Franklin, D., Bunch, D., Walker, C., McNurlin, M., Stalford, L. Libra Encourages Literary Appreciation FRONT ROW: Bertclsen, S., Bryant, C., Bosco, B., Mayer, M., Malray, D., Larson, J., Starcher, J., Bunch, N. BACK ROW: Martin, K., Chin, M. Key Club Promotes Friendship Among Boys FRONT ROW: Burnham, J., Jacobs, F., Palmer, R., Schulz, M., Lawrence, J., Blakeley, A., Cocks, P. SECOND ROW: Bohlandcr, J., Praei, D., Arturo, L., Molvar, J., Kelly, D., Simpson, J., Sletta, R., Semple, S. Ad-Libs Troupe Entertains for Community Affairs FRONT ROW: Hines, W., Hcisler, L, King, R., Van Fleet, C., Parks, A., Province, P., Steele, S., Nagel, D., Mezyk, D., Baxter, J , Wackcr, E. SECOND ROW: Hcisler, D., Neidhart, M., Wyttcnberg, M., Mullen, G., Lent. P.. Ohm. I.. North. I.. Goebel. A.. Harvey, C., Shcrstad, S., Parker, J. BACK ROW: Webber, J., Steiner, N., Milligan, D., Berry, J., Larson, M., Mason, M., McClarty, J., Brchm, R., Edholm, L., Benson, E. Cloak and Cue Organized for Aspiring Dramatists Harris, S., Wesley, J., Hamm, P., Whitcomb, J., Long, F., Sanders, S., Wade, J., Patterson, E., Christensen, A. ... Bryce, Arthur, Raun, and Randy were the winners in our safe driving contest. Jefferson's Capable Citizenship and Janet and Sue, two cool cats of the twenties, cut a rug at the senior party. Student Body Inspires School Service The Harmaniacs brought down the house at the Zequinn assembly. Charles Edmonds' art classes display a variety of talent. Bud earnestly leads classmates in the Senior Class Song. flock weeds for Christmas A busy spot in the main hall is the club activity board. Our Modern School Demos are just naturally camera shy. Friendships blossom in the friendly atmosphere of the snack bar. 'Oh, now, Mr. Gilbert, don't you dare take our picture! Mr. Peterson and Bill examine a chipped plane. Mike makes a rush trip to the Live Wire office before class. Serves Youth Bob Clark, friendly and respected head custodian, repairs a fire hose after a drill. Lowly Mozart pledges are put through the paces by old mem- bers. Business is boomin' in Ye Oldc Snack Bar fourth and fifth period. Mechanical drawing class is serious business for these juniors. Student and Community Activities Sandra, our editor, hands Mr. Gene Gilbert a piece of cake at her birthday party. i I Attention! Top Sergeant Sandra whips Spectrum staff into line at the senior reception. Barbara, Lloyd, and Maxine take a coke break during our student body garbage-can beauty contest. Judy, Donna, and Judy add finishing touches to the winning Twill garbage can. 250 Dear Reader: Our staff has put many hours into preparing as complete a rec- ord as possible of the 1955-56 school year. We have endeavored to design and assemble a 1956 SPECTRUM that not only merits repre- senting Jefferson, but one which also meets with your satisfaction. In reviewing our accomplishments throughout the year, we real- ize they would not have been possible without the cooperation of MR. WILLIAM SEE, our intrepid advisor, for his patient guidance and understanding . . . MISS ALICE JOHNSON and her SPECTRUM TYPISTS for their invaluable assistance in typing IBM copy . . . MR. GENE GILBERT of Gladys Gilbert Photography Studios for be- ing so exceedingly cooperative and helpful . . . MRS. JACQUE JAE- GER for advising our art editors . . . MR. BERNARD BRIDGES of Berncliff Printers for his professional advice. . . MR. JOHN RY- DER and the PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB for taking the individual class and club pictures ... the entire FACULTY for so patiently allow- ing us to interrupt their classes to take photographs. Sandra Westbury 1956 SPECTRUM Editor tdventi4e% ... vit acet fritune teecU Compliments of Alberta Furniture Company COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS AT 8-5308 1901 N. E. Alberta tyJ ianA Sc. OREGON’S OWN STORE SINCE 1857 Portland CA 7-4411 Solom 3 2211 You can prepare for the future best with specialized training at Hastings Business School Courses in: Bookkeeping and Accounting Business Machines, Gregg Shorthand Stenoscript (ABC) The highest standards in commercial education' 3rd Floor, Morgan Bldg. CA 3-3516 GIFT HEADQUARTERS Books - Stationery Art Supplies - Fountain Pens Cameras - Music - Records Hobbies and Crafts Fischer’s Interstate Pharmacy Interstate at Ainsworth “Prescriptions a Specialty” AT 2-9389 254 THE J. K. GILL CO. S. W. FIFTH AVE. at STARK CA 3-8681 Miller Shoe Store SHOES FOR ALL AGES 731 N. Killingsworth BU 9-8202 Woodbury Printing Wedding Stationery - Napkins OU atAiorted 0?fiee$e LITHOGRAPH - LETTERPRESS AT 7-7718 — 111 N. Killingsworth St. BROILED BURGERS • PEDIGREED HOT DOGS Union Ave. Just South of Lombard ‘ PORTLAND Rose City-Piedmont Pharmacy Union Ave. and Failing Sts. AT 4-9103 Portland, Oregon OKE SWANSON CHEVRON GAS STATION N. E. 27� h and Alberta AT 4- 9708 MINOR MOTOR REPAIR — LUBRICATION We give Northern Stamps Open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. A Symbol of Sweet Memories Your Class Jetvelry Maaa artatfW ky Karl J. Klein, Inc. Jeweler Engraver 700 Jackson Tower Portland 5, Oregon 255 Gladys Gene Gladys and Gene Gilbert Nationally Famous for Portraits of Distinction Specialists in Wedding Photography 256 708 S. W. Morrison CA 3-0129 i PiwiCeye fan wly is membership in the JEFF DADS CLUB • MEETINGS The Jeff Dads meet the sec- ond Monday of each month at 8 p. m. in the school. Meetings last about l' j hours, followed by coffee- and-doughnuts and inter- esting bull sessions for Dads able to stay. Those o( us already in this club invite you to join us—if you, too, are fortunate enough to be the father (or male guardian) of a Jefferson student. This is a friendly, informal club. Our rules are 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. • HOW TO JOIN Come to a meeting and sign up ... or contact the club secretary ... or send $1 with your full name and address to the Live Wire of- fice at Jefferson high school. 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. • JOBS TO BE DONE Dads able to participate ac- tively in club endeavors may volunteer for work on these committees; program, membership, telephone, an- nua] Jeff Spring Musical, football and track and field patrol, publicity, building and modernization, activi- ties. Jeff Youth Center, ath- letic dinner, scholarship, counseling job placement, student dance, uniforms. 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 per year. Come on. Fellow Dad, and join us. Killingsworth Automatic Launderette 443 N. E. Killingsworth AT 8-1315 YOUR WALNUT PARK RANDLES PHARMACY Prescription Specialists Fountain Lunch — School Supplies — Stationery 801 N. Killingsworth BU 9-0502 (We give S H Green Stamps) PENNEY’S N. E. Union and Killingsworth Elk Cleaners and Dyers 1014 N. Killingsworth When you buy it at Penney's IT'S RIGHT ... In Price AT 4-9719 .. .In Quality ... In Style OSBORN'S CLEANERS Quality Cleaning AT 4-9647 1633 N. E. Killingsworth We Give Green Stamps AT 4-1151 — AT 4-1152 Compliments of R R FOOD MARKET 6425 N. Albina AT 4-7767 Larry Schlekau’s Richfield Service Station 1505 N. E. Alberta AT 4-9649 Portland, Oregon MOTOR TUNE UP — BRAKE SERVICE We Give Northern Stamps Compliments of White-Mann Co 5001 N. E. Union Avenue Sayles realtors 1625 N. E. Killingsworth GREELEY AVE. CLEANERS 6508 N. Greeley BU 9-2236 We Give S H Green Stamps BUSINESS COLLEGE 1122 S. W. Stark St. Portland 5, Oregon 259 CA 3-3517 PORTLAND SCCRCTAR Al SCHOOL INDIVIDUAL ADVANCEMENT Edna Steen McCall, LLB., Pres. Shorthand Comptometer Typewriting Business Arithmetic Transcription Bookkeeping Business English Commercial Law- Filing; Vocabulary Secretarial Studies Put your Knowledge and Personality into Service through Specialized Training Day and Night C I asses . . .En r o 11 Now Effective Employment Contacts Loyalty Bldg., S.W. Alder, between 3rd and 4th Convenient to all Transportation Lines Bonded Member Florists Telegraph Delivery Association CLARENCE WALKER lows from The Little Chapel of the Chun� C' •JJ5 N H ilL! N GS WORTH ST VORTLANU ’! OREGON BU 9-5538 Eller's Men Shop 5256 N. E. Union AT 1-0402 Ben Franklin Store MULHOLLMDS FOOD STORK MEATS AND GROCERIES 1640 N. E. Alberta — AT 7-5665 EVERYTHING IN VARIETY Wayne L. Roscncrants, D.D.S. 501 N. Killingsworth St. — BU 9-2200 826 N. Killingsworth Avenue BU 9-5272 260 INDEX Student whose pictures do not appear arc not indexed. Candid photograph are not indexed. FACULTY INDEX Jones, Charles L, 18, 25, 89 Flegel, Dorothy, 19, 98 King, Jack, 19 Knouff, William, 19 Barney, Pat, 20, 240 Beyer, Clarence, 20, 143 Bonnett, Ruth, 21 Bradford, Charles, 20 Breckenridgc, Doris, 20 Cauthcrs, Marion, 21, 25 Charlston, Edith, 21, 25 Chavet, Faye, 21 Clark, R. W., 21, 2S Clcrc, Bruce, 20 Collins, Kevin, 20, 33, 69, 109 Coons, Audrey, 20, 25 Cross, Marvin, 20, 158, 192 Dalrymplc, Forrest, 21, 165 Dean, Georgia, 21, 33, 34. 69, 107 Deicrlcii GraceJ 21, 123 DeLay, Donald, 21, 96 DeSylvia, Thomas, 21, 158, 178 Douglass, Adraen, 20 Edwards, Lavwencc, 20, 132, 141 Foster, Catharine, 20 Gilbert, Sylvia, 20 25 Cilstrap, Carlie, 20 Hansei Harold, 21 STUDENT A A ate, Ronnie, 79, 124 Aaseth, Jane, 86, 13 . 234 Abbott, Keith, 12«, 173 Abbott, Pamela, , Abild, Diane, 82, 134, 234 Adams, Audrey, 144 Adams, Roger, 34, 38, 77, 78, 82, 86, 88, 107, 108, 234 Aday, Annabclle, 124 Addo, D., 134 Addi, Delores Adkins, Bryce, 34, 38, 76, 108, 220 Albcrg, Martin, 77, 79, 134 Albrecht, Sidney, 82, 86, 124 Albrecht, Wesley, 144 Albright, Jo, 76 Alderson, Helci 144 Alfrcdson, Georgia, 144 Allen, S., 76, 134 Allred Lynne, 34, 38, 69, 76, 107, 212, 216 Altcnburg, Margaret, 39, 77, 98, 218 Alton, Richard 153 Aman, George, 124 Am an, Tcrric, 144 Amcn Beverly, 76, 79, 101, 117, 144 Aniens Don, 39, 224, 230 Anderson, Arlene, 35, 39, 103, 106, 206 Henderson, Robert, 21 Higgins, Lucile, 21 Hill, Jcai 21 Hodson, Ruth, 20 Hood, Joseph, 20, 81 Hull, Robert, 20, 165, 181 Jaeger, Jacquc, 21 Johnson, Alice, 21 Kan as, Oust, 21 Karges, Theodore, 21, 101 Karr, Harel, 21 Kcllmer, Earl, 20, 81 Kilbom, Marian, 20, 132, Ml Kimbrell, Elm a, 20 Koopman, Helen, 21 Knudscn, Carl, 20, 25, 122 Leavens, Dolores, 21 Lott, Merle, 21 McDonald Norcen, 21 McGinnis, Hugh, 21 McLean, Rhena, 22 McMahon, Echo, 22, 81 Mcrrit, Charlotte, 22 Merritt, Hugh, 22 Mitchcl, Mildred, 23, 25, 108 Neeley, Joh 23, 170; 196 Newell, Robert, 22 Olsen, Esther, 22 Oviatt, Mary, 22 Parker, Elixabeth, 22 INDEX Anderson, Barbara, 76, 110, 214 Anderson, Carol, 3S, 39 Anderson, Carol, 107 Anderson, Charlotte, 124 Anderson, Don, 134, 166, 196 Anderson, Donald 144, 1S3 Anderson, Douglas, 131 Anderson, Jerry, 38 Anderson, Jerry, 39, 76, 77, 97, 172, 226 A.iersa-, Joscpn, 38, 77, 78 Anderson, Karen, 98, 134, 212 Anderson, Kenneth, 124 Anderson, Bob, 144 Anderson, Ronald, 38 Anderson, Sandra, 77, 124, 201, 213 Anderson, Sandra, 124 Anderson, Shirley, 81 Anderson, Susan, 39, 105, 106, 212, 216 Ando, Allen, 124 Ando, Norman, 144 Andrews, Donald, 134 Angolia, Rose, 134 Antoni, Heinx, 82, 19S Apostol, Ancta, 39, 69, 79, 89, 108, 208, 21S Apostol, Anlli a, 76, 79, 134, 140, 208 Arcndt, Cary, 124, 131, 163, 223 Armstrong, Carol, 39 Armstrong, Janice, 134 Arnold, Kathryn, 144 Arturo, Louis, 242 Pausch, Winafred, 22, 80 Peterson, Floyd, 23 Petery, Shirley, 23 Phillips, Muriel, 23 Plenovi, Andrew, 23, 25, 184 Purvine, Margaret, 23 Richards, Harry, 22 Rickcrt, H. P., 22, 189 Robinson, Margaret, 22 Rockwell, John, 22 Roche, Michael, 22, 25, 189 Ryder, John, 23 Say, Naomi, 23, 25, 188 Schmidt, Stanley, 23, 25, 89, 188 Schneider, Edwin, 23 Scott, Laura, 23 See, William, 22, 105, 106 Shaw, Oenone, 22, 232 Sheen, Alyce, 22, 103, 106 Shull, Martha, 22 Siver, Helen, 22 Smith, Margaret, 23 Sparks, Melba, 23, 90 StilL Dean. 23. 109 Teeters, Glenna, 23 Tyler, KatheTine, 22, 25, 142 Unruh, Mary. 22 Van Fleet, Mary, 22 Wallace, Frank, 22 White, Wilma, 23 Wlndisch, Clifton, 23, 2S Asplcy, Jcanie, 144 Aschwanden, Arnold, 35, 39, 236, 239 Aubaugh, Mary, 35, 39, 239 Austin, Sharron, 76 Axtcll, Shirley, 38, 86 B Babb, Raymond, 124 Babb, Robert, 82, 144 Bagnc, Sandra, 144 Bailey, Diana, 124, 205, 219 Bailey, Kenneth, 144 Bailey, Bob, 134, 164, 221 Baird, Don, 134, 141, 166 Baird, Marlin, 76, 134 Baker, Garry, 144, 186 Baker, Cary, 174, 227 Baker, Kenneth, 144 Baker, Terry, 7S, 76, 79, 142, 144, 153, 164, 186 Ball, Shirley, 124 Balia, Joan, 144 Banks, Phyllis, 81 Barber. Ronald. 144 Barbour, Richard, 38 Bardslcy, Betty, 124 Bargas, Tony, 124, 131 Barnard, Richard, 134 Barnes, Carol, 124 Barnes, Jack, 189 Barnes, Peggy, 76, 107, 122, 124, 131, 214 Barnett, Cloria, 134 Barnett, Ronald, 144 Woodward, Edna Mae, 23 Ziegler, Hildegard, 23, 239 Special Subjects Coombs, William. 20 Hall, Ruth, 21 Hilton, Felice, 20 Warren, Dorothy, 22, 25 Secretaries Huffimlth, Alice. 20 Kloplenstclo, Evelyn, 20 Meyer, Ann, 23, 25, 100 Miller, Jean, 23, 99 Tathwcll, Martha, 23, 99 Mulligan, Dorothy, 23 Barrett, Carolyn, 144 Barrette, Judith, 207 Barrette, Judy, 134 Barron, Penny, 95, 134 Bartels, Margaret, 124 Bartels, Rachel, 39 Bartlett, Sharon, 76 Bartlett, Susan, 34, 39, 76, 108, 208, 21S, Basham, Eunice, 144 Bass, OlUc, 38, 86, 237 Bauer, Leonard, 39 Baugh, William, 39 Baxter, James, 39 Baxter, Janet, 144, 153, 243 Bay, Bonnie, 76, 113, 117, 143, 144, 153 Beachell, Gerald, 76, 124, 131, 173, 187, 223, 227 Beall, Melanie, 38; 66, 212, 215 Beck, Judith, 144 Becker, Glory, 34, 38, 84, 108, 204, 218, 23S Beckman, Richard 38 Beech, Charles, 144 Beech, Joanna, 39 Bcccroft, Norman, 144 Began, Judie, 39 Bennett, Anna, 241 Bennett, Delores, 134, 207 Benson, Clark, 82, 86, 124 Bcmon, Earl, 39, 66, 84, 90, 92, 95, 108, 228, 236, 243 Benson, Norma, 144 Bentley, Patricia, 144, 232 Beranek, Darlene, 124 Beranek, Robert, 134 Berg, Diane, 144 Berg, Sandra, 134 Berg, Richard, 144, 164 Berget, Sharon, 2K , 214 Bergman, Kares 39, 206 Bernier, Lane, 39, 76, 106 Berrcman, Robert, 34, 38, 74, 107, 172, 186, 220 Berry, Jeanette, 92, 101, 144, 243 Bcnchcid, Linda, 134 Bcning, 144 Bert cites Shirley, 124, 242 Bette 1, Armis 77, 144, 196 Bcymcr, Joseph, 100, 124 Beymcr, Ralph, 38, 92 Beipna, Norman, 34, 38, 69, 7S, 78, 79, 89, 108, 232 Bidstrup, Yvonne, 201 Bigler, Rodney, 76, � 1, 144, 153, 241 BUil, Bob, 124, 162, 178, 189 Bihl, Don, 39, 189, 224 Bihl, Tanya, 77, 238 Bird, Bill, 35, 39, 69, 79, 108, 232 Bjerkc, Dave, 134, 141, 196 Black, Judy, 77, 144 Blair, Judith, 111, 134, 208 Blair, Stephen, 144 Blakely, Alliton, 77, 134, 178, 239, 242 Blakely, Mattie Louile, 39, 230 Bland, Donna, 35, 39, 228 Bland, Edwins 76, 134 Blanton, Jfrry, 124 Blcvent, Jerry, 189 Blevem, Paul, 124 Bloomberg, Carol, 124, 213, 214 Bloomberg, Earl, 39 Blum, Diane, 100, 134 Boerger, Dorothy, 144 Bohan, Agnes, 144 Bohlandcr, James, 144, 242 Bolden Ramey, Call, 40, 102 Bolme, Dan, 144, 164, 196 Bolton, Lynnelle, 134 Boltell, Jim, 82, 144, 234 Bond, Rita, 82 Bong, Doris, 144 Boone, Barbara, 108, 124, 203, 217 Booth, Roxie, 144 Borgen, Vangic, 101, 107 Bosco, Bonnie, 134, 242 Bosco, Jerry, 40 Bouden, Ertkinc, 167 Bouthillicr. Blanche, 90 Bouthillicr, Charles, 196 Bouthillicr, Linda, 144 Bouthillicr, Veronica, 144 Bowers, £ m, 144 Bowman, Barbara, 86, 144 Bowman, Cary, 84, 133, 134, Ml, 164 Bowman, Jeanette, 134 Boyd, Joe, 144 Boyd, Larry, 144 Boyles George, 40, 77, 108, 189 Brace, Susan, 124 Braden, Clorla, 124 Bradford, Sutan, 77, 82, 107, 124, 210 Bradley, Donna, 104 Bradley, Mary, 41 Bradshaw, Daniel, 145 Brandow, Claudinc, 41, 86, 202 Brandow, Carolyn, 81, 134, 202 Brands Karen, 145 Brands Karol, 145 Brannan, Cary, 82, 86, 88, 124, 193 Brannin, BarTy, 109, 124, 202 Brantley, Thomas 101, 145 Bray, Barbara, 124, 210 Brehm, Roger, 41, 84, 243 Bremncr, Fred, 108, 124 Brcthcars Dale, 76, 124 Briggs Dick, 79, 112, 162, 178, 194, 223, 227 Jo'S 77, 164 Brill, Carl, 14S Brink, Michael, 41, 75, 102; 103 Brinks Esther, 86, 107, 124 Broadous Dorothy, 134 Brooks Alice, MS Brooks Pas 134 Brown, Bruce, 41, 82, 86, 88 Brown, Carol, 217 Brown, Charles 14S Brown, Loretta, 145 Browning, Beverly, 40, 54, 77, 79, 80, 102, 106, 108, 113, 208, 21S Bruce, Richard, 82; 88, 134, 196 Bruce, Robert, 40, 79, 89, 166 Bruegman, Reed, 40 Brumagc, Jerri, 35, 41, 79, 108, 218, 235 Brumage, Paul, 84, 134 Bruner, Robert, 134, 164 Brunner, Margris 167 Bryans Carol, 124, 203 Bryans Colene, 242 Bucknum, Stanley, MS Bunch, Durenc, 41, 232, 241 Bunch, Nancy, 124, 242 Bunn, Michael, 99 Bunnell, Maxine, 41 Burke, Judy, 77, 134 Burke, Lynne, 41, 101, 108, 206 Burke, Sidney, 195 Burnham, John, 99, 134, 237, 242 Burns Barbara, 41 Burton, Larry, 134 Burtors Linda, 14S Busch, Gerald, 82, 88 Busch, Rudy, 134, 1S8, 178 Butenschoen, Caro), 145 Buthcrus John, 40, 80, 108 Butler, Charlotte, 76, 101, 145 Butler, Dorothy, 124 Butler, Jon, 124 Butler, Peggy, 40 Butticc, Joanne, 134 Buns Jeanette, 76, 79, 134, 212 Butts Kathleen, 40, 230 Byars Anita, 77, 145 c Caldwell, Betty, 41, 79 Calhoun, Shirley, 124, 235 Cameron, Caro), MS CampbelS Bob, 90, 108 Campbell, Catherine, 145 Campbell, Nancy, 14S Campbell, Nora, 41, 9S, 201 Campbell, Thomas 124 Campbell, William, 4S 166, 220, 222 Carey, Edward, MS Carey, Patrick, 134, 196 Carpenter, Michael, MS, 164 Carroll, Wands 00 Carskadon, Richard, 134 Carson, Beverly, 41 Carson, Larry, 141 Carter, Larry, 41 Carter, Nathaniel, 40, 77 Carter, Melvin, 40, 239 Cassell, Luann, 40, 202, 216 Cates Larry, 35, 41, 79, 82, 86, 88 Caudy, William, 41 Champion, Guy, 124 Chapelle, Vicki, 98, 107, 124 Chapman, Patricis 41, 77, 212, 216 Chapman, William, 41, 86, 239 Child, Dennis 123, 124, 131, 223 Chin, Melvin, 12S, 242 Chins Robert, 195 Chrlis Margares 125, 20S Christensen, Anne, 145, 243 Christensen, Paul, 145 Christianson, John, 162, 178, 195, 220 Christie, Bernice, 79, MS Clark, David, 14S Clark, Duane. 41, 108, 220 Clark, Floyd, 228 Clark, Ids 40, 86, 234 Clark, Janice, 40 Clark, Mary. 76. 125. 210 Clark, Patricis 01, MS Clark, Terry, 135 Clauses Grace, 134 Clauses Jack, 145 Clayton, Barbars 40 Claytos Jim, 109, 134, 164, 196 Cleary, Doans 14S Cleary, Doris MS Clouse, Joe, 41, 69, 160, 220 Clow, Charlecs HX 134, 238 Clulow, Robert, 41 Cochras Patricis 25, 210 Cocks Paul, 134, 239, 242 Cocks Thomas I2S Cole, Barbars 13S� 238 Cole, Patricis 45 Collar, Das 76� 135, 140, 196 Colvis Stephes I4S, 164, 181 Cone, Dorothy, 135 Conley, Collecs 41, 218 Connelly, Shir os MS Cook, Donald, MS Cook, Jeffrey, MS Cooper, Earl, 164, 223, 227 Cooper, Jerry, MS Corder, Patricis 35 Cordos David, 77, 94, 125 Coulter, Jobs 90, 91, 92 Cour, James 41, 77, 103, 104 Cowas Judy, 81, 135 Coy, Daniel, 125 Coy, James 41, 77, 108 Coy, Michael, MS Crabtree. Bill, MS, 164, 181, 196 Crabtree, Richard, 42 Crane, Donns MS Crane, Grade, 42, 81 Crawford, Jacqueline, 20S Crawford, Kares 42 Oaycrafs Nancy, 135 Creager, Ray, 196 Crcwsc, Robers 43, 76, 84, 88, 224, 230 Croft, Sharon, I3S, 207 Crowley, Sharon, 125 Cruger, Douglas MS, 1S3 Culles Jeaninc, 107, 125,'213 Cummins Bill, 145 Cummins Patricis 25 Cunningham, Dale, MS Cunningham, Jerry, 34, 43 Cunningham, Michael, 77, MS Cunningham, Vicki, 135 Cutter, Sharos 43, 76, 86, 206 D Dahlager, Jos 145 Dailey, Cladys 135 Damkaer, David, 34, 43, 77, 79, I0S, 106� 107, K 8 Daniels Betty, 14S Dardo, Maris 43, 210, 232 Darnell, David, 42, 224 Dau Patricis 42, 216 Daum, Miriam, 34, 42, 76, 108, 208, 215 David, Virgil, 135 Davidsos William, 43, S4, 84, 88, 222, 226 Davie, Florence, 109 Davis James 43, 77, 80, 108, 186, 222, Davis Joas 125, 209, 217 Davis Maynard, 135, 164 Davis Patricis 107, 131, 210 Davis Patrlds 00 Davis Shirley, 125, 241 Davitos Alice, 145 Davlwos Joe, 77, 125 Dawtos Frank, 77, 135 Dawtos Rachelle, 43 Uaytos Lee, 145 DeBernardis Patty, 86, 10«, 125, 234, 241 DiCius Frank, 43, 116, 224 Decker, Barbars 13S DcFTsarv Charme, MS Dcloucr, Jack, 135 Demote it, Harry, 76� 77, 181 Dennis Jo� S 145 Dentos Ruth, 43, 77, 20� Derrtng, Roy, 125 Dertlns Diane, 101, 1S3 Dcstncr, Connie, 77, 131, 209, 214 DeVeites Carol, 145 Dover, Donald, 14S, 164 Dcver, Clcnds 145 DeVoir, Nancy, 77, 107, 125 Dewey, Kares 145 Dcyo, Judy, 125 Dick, Mike, I3S Dietrich, Carol, 98, 135 Dietrich, Diane, 77, 125, 202, 209, 217 Diets Larry, 135 Diets Lis 55 Digmas Dennis 14S, 164, 196 Digman, Samirs 42, 84, 211 Dimltrovich, Radks 34, 38, 42, 75, 78, 79, 108, 202 Dirks Sherrill, 125 Ditos Shirley, 145 Dobie, Joseph, 13S Dodd, Sandrs 101, 146 Dolan, Eugene, 135 Dolas Suzanne, 146 Domine, Larry, 225 Domine, Larry, 178 Domorcss Hv 146 Donahue, Jeanette, 79, 107, 125 Donaldsos Rote, 135 Donis Bob, 131 Donis Gtans 101, 146, 196 Donis J ck, 76, 77 K 12S Dougherty, Nancy, 76, 98, 210 Douglas James 104, 135, 141 Downing, Donns 201 Deals Darlene, 13S Drier, Kares 107, 12S, 213, 214 Drummond, Elies 146 Drydcs Robers 99, 162 Duckworth, Susan, 135, 238 Dudley, Eldos 178 Dudley, James 13$ Dugger, Lei and, 125 Dugger, Lyle, 12S Duncas Donald, 135, 141, 221 Dims Mary, 109, 238 Duns Ros 77, 153, 164 Durkee, Naoms 146 E Earl, Mary, 76, 146, 1S3 Eatos Linds 101, 146 Ebro, Tom, 76, 77, 13S Eckhards Robers 40, 42. 80, 82, 108, Eckmas Arthur, 146 Edgertos war,, 135 Edholm, Leonard, 43, 84, 228, 243 Edwards Gloris 77, 146 Edwards Jacqueline, 43, 204 Edelhoff, Dave, 101, I3S, 164, 180 194 Egger, Nancy, 100, 107, 109, 125 Eglestos Judy, 13S� 202 Eicher, Betty,. 135� 229 262 Eiscnhaucr, Margaret, 43 Elia, Leo, 43, 224 Elkins, Carol, 82, 12S E111� , Paul, 142, 146, 153, 164, 181, 196 EUey, Wanda, 77, 135, 141 Emerick, Betty, 146, 241 Emerick, Carol, 146 Emmons William, 135, 164 Englchart, Mary,'43, 86 Enos Virginia, 42, 77, 79, 99, 10$, 232 Epps Richard, 146, 178, 196 Erb, Donald, 42 Erb, Donna, 42, 202 Erickson, Carole, 43, 84, 231 Ernquiit, Darleen, 135 Ervin, Linda, 98, 135, 141, 207 Escola, Marshall, 237 Eslcr, Ceorgia, 43, 82, 86, 90 Espedal, Joyce, 43 Ester, D., 146 Estes David, 146, 196 Etheridge, Geraldine, 43 Eurlck, Robert, 13S, 196, 221 Evaru, Carolyn, 77, 13S Evans Bill, 125 Evans, Ruth, 135 Evans S., 12S, 207 Evans Virginia, 13S Evenson, Barbara, 146 Everett, Carol, 33, 43, 50, 69, 102, 106, 166, 208 Evers, Billy, 178 Ewart, George, 42 Eacll, Sara, 42 F Fagan, Michael, 146, 196 Fair, Christine, 42 Fallu, Mabel, 79, 107, 125, 131, 214 Farmer, Donald, 43, 99 Farmer, Jean, 43, 84 Farmer, Melvin, 76 Faubion, James 146 Faublon, Marjorie, 43 Fauss Patti, 43 Fear, Earl, 82, 84 Fccly, Clare, 43, 220 Fcickers Schaunene, 100 Felton, David, 125, 236 Fennem, Joan, 101, 108, 12S, 203, 217 Fenton, Janice, I3S, 219 Feves Barbara, 44, 206 Fickeisen, Vivian, 101, 125, 205 Fielder, Phyllis 146 Finer, Margarcs 125 Finzer, Marcia, 79, 207 Fisher, Christine, 35, 44 Fisher, Robots 146 Fitch, Patricia, 135, 141, 202 Flagar, Kay, 135, 210 Flannagan, Iain, 44, 166 .Fletcher, Joelle, 146 Flick, Harold, 135 Forsloff, James 146, 1S3, 189 Forsyth, Roberta, 45 Forsyth, Ronald, 109, 194 Foss Marvin, 135 Foster, Gayle, 135, 207 Foster, Cuy, 146 Foster, Rita, 45, 206 Foster, Susan,4S, 81, 231, 235 Fowler, Ann, 13S Fox, Chris 19S Frank, Linds 125, 201 Frankenbury, Lou Anne, 90, 236 Franklin, Joy, 146 Franklin, Judy, 76, 146 Franklin, Dorthcs 4S, 101, 104, 241 Fraser, James, 101, 146 Fraser, Lynne, 146, 232 Frater, Mary, 101 Fravcl, Dorothy, 99, 125 Fredrickscn, Gayle, 98, 135, 210 Free, Lorltts 4S, 103, 106 Freeland, Bill, 113, 146 Freeland, Dave, 146, 181 Frbcland, Larry, 44 Freeman, Patricis 146 Freeman, Theodore, 146, 153, 164 French, David, 77, 164 Friesci Larry, 44, 84 Frost, Judy, 108, 109, 210 Fuqus Sandrs 44, 69, 76, 108, 210, Gabriel, Stacis 35, 40, 45, 76, 82, 86, 108 Gabrlclson, Robert, 13S Galliano, Sallie, 45 Garnet, Janes 146 Gardner, Carolyn, 135 Gates Jo Ann, 146 Gaylord, Charles 77, 90, 12S Gaylord, Gary, 146 Gaylord, Suzanne, 3S, 45, 77, 231 Gciss Carl, 35, 45, 77, 226 Celss John, 77, 135, 141, 180, 196, 223, 226 Geoghegan, Sue, 34, 4S, 101, I0S George, Donna, 77, 146, 153 Gcrrard, Jo Ann, 125 Getting, Barbara, 44 Gibler, David, 146 Giffen, Bruce, 146 Gorman, Jim, 45, 69, 77, 224. 232 Gilbcrs Doyle, 13S, 164, 165 Gilbert, Jack, 77, 146, 153, 196 Gilmore, Audrey, 146 Ginnis Charlene, 136 Clnther, Robots 76, 76, 146, 196 Ginther, Vcrgie, 125, 201, 241 Claw, Arlene, 136, 234 Claw, Richard, 44, 167 Goebel, Alice, 84, 136, 243 Goebel, Marlene, 44, 82, 210 Goldhammcr, Lcland, 82, 86, 108 Collk, Ralph, 125, 237 Gooch, Edwin, 4S, 116 Good, Joan, 136, 238 Goode, Sandra, 82, 146, 232, 234 Goode, Wesley, 79, 136, 165 Cott, Leah, 45, 90, 167, 188, 236 Crable, Carla, 34, 4S, 76, 84, 212 Craham, James 167, 178 Grande, Dennis 45, 108, 186 Grans Ronny, 146, 164, 196 Granville, Kristine, 146, 153 Craves Jerry, 77, 101, 117, 146, 164 181, 196 Graves Virile, 136 Grayson, Howard, 136 Greer) Anita, 146 Green, Cary, 12S, 164, 194, 223 Green, Gerald, 44, 89, 108 Green, Mike, 81, B6, 164 Green, Patrick, 136, 164, 196 Greene, Mlkel, 101, 136 Grcisen, Irene, 144, 188 Greison, Elinor, 90, 92, 95, 101, I2S 213, 214 Grey, Deloris 44 Grice. Lvnda. 146 Grier, Mary, 146 Crier, Patricia, 44, 103, 106, 201 Griffith, Evans, 45, 101, 178 Griffith, Donna, 45 Griffith, Robert, 136 Grill, Nancy, 79, 125, 131, 167, 210 Crimm, Margarcs 136, 167, 219 Grindell, Charles 100, 136, 240 Grisham, Walter, 81 Grocnlund, Donna, 146 Gross Carol, 45, 84, 88, 108 Guthrie, John, 136 Cuthridgc, Nancy, 12S, 213, 217 Cross Judy, 77, 146 Grossingcr, Cunthild, 239 Crotjohn, Chuck, 136, 164 Grotjohn, Donald, 136 Cullard, Murray, 146 Gullickson, David, 136 GuUickson, Janice, 45 Guthrie, James 45, 84 H Haag, Sandra, 34, 44, 77, 108, 167, 206 Haase, Marilynne, 34, 44, 84, 88, 104 H add an, Jean, 101 136 Hadden, Jerry, 158, 178 Hadders Joan, 136 fiafferman, Janice, 136 Haines Janes 44 Hale, Sandrs 86, 136, 234 Halkenrude, Carole, 136 Halkinrude, Shirley, 147 Hall, Brenda, 35, 4S, 239 Hall Caros 4S, 66 Hall, Herschcl, 136 Hall, Kenneth, 136 Hall, Pete, 12S HalS Robert, 136 Hamblen, David, 4S Hamby, Leo, 45, 101 Hamilton, Pcnnyc, 147 Hamiltots Willie, 147 Hamlin, Diane, 147 Hamm, Patricia, 136, 243 Hamm, Peggie Jo) 86, 88, 107, 125, 205, 234 Hamm, Priscilla, 136 Hammerly, Dennis 84, 125, 131 Hammerstad, Nancy, 4S Hammond, Cloydccn, 147 Hanisch, Dennis 136 Hannon, John, 46, 82, 86 Hanselman, Mike, 77, 101, 108, 136, 164, 226 Hansen, Bill, 147 Hansen, Dorothy, 188 Hansen, Eleanor, 46 Hanscis Faith, 125 Hansen, Frank, 147 Hansen, Robert, 76, 147 Hansen, Sherrill, 147 Hansen, Richard, 46 Hartsois Richard, 161, 220 Hanson, Shirlcne, 47, 79 Harder, Phil, 147 Harding, Stephen, 47, 224 Harms Gerald, 147, 164 Harms Herbert, 77, 126, 162, 178 Ham, Patricia, 77, 136, 194, 210, 22S Harper, Linda, 86, 147 Harris Barbara, 47, 84, 218, 235 Harris Iva, 147 Harris Keith, 47, 108, 160, 188, 226 Harris Lewis 147, 164 Harris Linda, 240 Harris Marguerite, 126 Harris, Mary, 136 Harris Otharinc, 126 Harris Paul, 136, 167, 196 Harris Roy, 136, 167, 196 Harris Shelia, 147, 243 Hams Wands '47 Harrod, Patricia, 47 Hart, Cleve, 46, 77, 160, 220, 222 Hartmais William, 147, 153, 165 Hartung, John, 35, 46, 86, 8 237 Harvey, Carroll, 147 Harvey, Charla, 147, 243 Harvey, Jean, 126, 211 Hasenkamp, Carl, 46 Hastings Gerald, 196 Hastings Jonnle, 147 Hatcher, Berry, 147, 181, 196 Hatfield, Linda, 77, 136, 140, 141 Hatten, Huey, 74, 78, 79, 82, 160, 195, 224 Haiqsery, Florence, 136, 210 Hatqxrt, Sylvia, 98, 107, 126, 201 Hawley, Diana, 136 Haynes Lester, 47 Hays Carol, 136, 141, 236 Hayward, Valera, 76, 77, 147 Healy, Pat, 147 Hcffling, Donna, 207 Hcgcberg, Fred, 47, 222 Heiberg, Ralph, 126 Heiberg, Robert, 47 Hein, Allen, 47, 102, 103, 101, 106 Hell, Margarcs 84, 107, 126 Hcislcr, Dolores 101, 126, 243 Hcislcr, Lorna, 147, 243 Hciserman, Jarrold, 79, 101, 140, 196 Helm, Patricis 33, 47, 56, 69, 212, 215 Hcltxcl, Leonald, 126 Henderson, Janes 147 Henderson, Kerry, 147 Henning, Stephen 86, 234 Hennrich, William, 147 Henrikscn. Bob, 82, 86, 136 Hcrgcrt, Cary, l3l, 172, 187, 227 Hergcrt, Michael, 76, 77, 147, 164 Hermes Kenneth, 126, 225 Hess Donald, 77 Hess Lynda, 76, 147 Hickox, Thcadora, 147 Hicks Grace. 136 Higdon, Carol, 147, 241 Higdon, Jo, 109, 126 Hlldcrmann, Dave, 126 Hildreth, Warner, 147 Hilken, Barbara, 147 Hilken, Clarice, 46 Hilken, Martha, 147 Hill, David, 147, 164 Hill, Doris 46 Hill, Frc 81, 167, 178, 194, 196 Hill, Gloria, 136 Hill, James 77, 136 Hill, Line 11, 126, 167 Hill, Sharon, 147 Hill, Thomas 46 Hilton, Jack, 76, 147, 153 Hines Walter, 243 Hlng, Dale, 47, 70, 74, 77, 79, 101, 10S Hinkle, Darrell, 47 Hina. 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Stephanie. 101. 149 McDougald, Robert, 76, IIS, 127, 223, 227 McElroy, Beth, 149, 241 McElroy, Robert, 52, 102, 10S, 241 McCarriglc, Arlinc, 149, 238 McGowan, Joan, 149, 211 McCuire, Beatrice, 149, 232 Mclnerny, Don, 149, 178 McIntosh, James, 52, 189 McIntyre, Charles, S3, 7S, 77, 89, 222 McIntyre, Eleanor, 149 McKinnon, Donald, 53, 96, 222, 226 McLanc, Linda, 101, 149 McLaurin, Catherine, 53, 232 McLaurirs Marlon, 98, 137 McManus, Cynthia, 149 McNabb, Fredrlc, 101, 137 McNurlln, Mona, 53, 241 MePhcetcrs, Nancy, K)7, 127, 211 McPherton, Carol, 209 McPherson, Thomas, 53, 79, 232 McVay, Marlin, 149, 164, 196 Meadcn, Doreen, 37, 52, 76, 105, 106, 107, 232 Mcalcy, Delores, 137 Meebray, Beth, 77 Meegan, Muriel, 52, 77, 84 Mellema, Gary, 79, 127, 16S, 174, 186, 223 Merrigan, Chris, 137, 203 Merth, Carol, 84, 138, 141, 207 Meske, Robert, 77, 149, 181 Meyer, Dick, 81 Meyer, Elda, 149 Meyer, Gail, 149 Meyer, Patricia, 127 Meyers, Margaret, 127, 21) Meyers, MerrilUs, 52, 86, 234 Mciyk, Delores, 90, 92, 95, H38, 109, IIS, 127, 213, 214, 243 Miles, Claudette, 203 Miles, Henry, 77, 149 Millar, Heneljean, 138 Miller, Barbara, 188 Miller, Constance, S3, 77, 94, 101, 109 Miller, Donna, 101, 138 Miller, Gary, 81 Miller, Jeffery, 117, 138, 164 Miller, Lola, 138 Miller, Mark, 76, 84, 108, IS 186, 221 Miller, Sharon Lee, 77, 101, 149 Miller, Stanley, 138, ISO, 190 Milligan, Doo, 76, 79, 90, 92, 95, 117, 138, 141, 194, 236, 243 Milliren, Steve, 138 Mills, Dorothy, 127 Mills, Judy, 138 Mills, Leonard, 149, 235 Milner, Barbara, 127 Mlotke, Lucille, S3, 204 Mitchell, Eugene, 127 Mitchell, Judith, 127 Mitchell, Mollie, 79, 138, 212 Mitchelson, Robert, 117, 149, 164 Mittlelder, Donald, 127 Mittleider, Donna, 138 Moeller, Carol, 77, 127, 213, 217 Molvar, Jan, 84, 101, 13S, 180, 209, 229, 242 Montgomery, Elaine, 76, 97, 101, 108, 127, 217 Montgomery, Ethelmarie, 8-1 Montgomery, Michael, 79 Montgomery, Saundra, 53 Moore, David, 149, 164, 167 Moore, Dorothy, 127, 219 Moore, Edra, 149, 153 Moore, Cenita, 149 Moore, Rowena, 127 Moore, Sandy, 76, 77, 109, 196 Moore, Walter, 149 Morehouse, Bruce, 138, 188 Morlarty, Gary, 149 Mock, Larry, S3, 101, 102, 106 Morrison, Larry, 138 Moultrie, Thomas, 53, 66, 82, 88 162, 220 Muck, Clement, S2, 73, 7S, 78, 89 Muck, David, 79, 149, 240 Mueller, Jacquelyn, 138 Mulkins, Lyle, 149, 164 Mullen, Gail, 36, 52, 84, 108, 218, 235, 243 Mullens, Patricia, 149, 153 Munson, Clydene, 149 Murdoch, Richard, 138, 225 Murff, Stan, 127 Murray, Patty, 52, 76, 212 Myers, Marilyn, S3 Myers, Richard, S3 Mykol, Celeste, 10S, 107, 127, 209 N Nagel, Darlene, 77, 92, 95, 127, 209, 214, 243 Nance, Ancll, 76, 77, 149, 178, 196, 232 Nance, Winifred, 76, � 8, 123, 127, 131, 219 Natseos, James, 53 Natcos, Jean, 201 Neal, Ruth, 149 Neldhart, Muriel, S3, 84, 204, 243 Neighbors, Ted, 127, 22S Neiss, Darla, 53, 212 Nelson, Frec 52 Nelson, Harold, 76, 79, 108, 127, 1SS, 193, 223, 227 Nelson, James, 149, 153 Nelson, Larry, 108 Nelson, Lorraine, 52, 80, 84, 202 Nelson, Ray, 127 Nelson. Sharon. 138. 212 Newman, Constance, 52, 235 Newman, Michael, 79, 138, 164 Newman, Nancy, 138 Nikkari, Gary, 149 Nilson, Paul, 53 Noles, Sylvia, 76, 149 Norbcrg, Louise, 149 Norris. Sharon. 86. 138 North, J Dcll, 76, 90, � 8, 112, 122, 127, 131, 213, 214, 243 Novlngcr, Karen, 76, 149 Noycr, Patricia, 150 Nyberg, Claudia, 53, 116, 215 Nybcrg. Eileen, 202 o O'Brien, Michael, ISO O'Brien, Patricia, 79 O'Brien, Ronald, 92, 236 Odcnwellcr, Wanda, S3, 102, 106, 204 Odom, Allen, S3 Odom, Mattie, 53 Officer, Monte, 52, 76, 77, 222, 226 Oglesby, Janice, ISO O'Hair, James, ISO, 164, 181, 196, 232 Ohm, John, 52, 56, 80, 220, 243 Oitto, Bruce, 76, 138, 164, 196, 223, 227 Ojala, Cary, S2 O'Kane, Sharon, 138 Olmstcac Gary, ISO, 161 Olmsted, Arthur, 53, 166, 224 Olmsted, Gerald, 143, 153, 192, 196 Olmsted, Mary, ISO Olsen, Nancy, 203 Olson Slalne 941 C 'son, Jeanette, 127 C son, Jean, S3 Oi’-on, Marilyn, S3, 77 O'Malley, Mike, 138, 196 Onions, Alfred, S3 Opp, Orine, 150 Orton, Lanice, ISO Otsby, Lloyd, S3, 222, 226 Ostrander, Joanne, 100 Ostrom, Byron, 127 O'Sullivan, Edna, 108, 203, 217 O'Sullivan, Henry, 77, 150, 164, 196 Ott, Carole, 127 Ott, Donna, 132, 138, 141 Ott, Louise, ISO O'Telle, Marilyn, 82, 138, 212 Overby, Donald, S4, 78, 82, 84, 228, 231 Overby, Sharon, 82, 212 Ovcry, Robert, 127 Owens, Anita, ISO Owens, Lynn, 138 Owens, Willy, 187 P Page, Lorraine, 138 Palmer, Elaine, 81, KM, 117, 138, 148 210 Palmer, Ronald, 79, 82, 138, 196, 242 Panck, June, S4, 218 Parker, Arlene, 128 Parker, Janet, 77, 92, 94, 9S, 98, 138, 203, 236, 24S Parker, Lavina, 54, 79, 84, 228 Parker, Samuel, 138 Parks, Alyson, 76, 92, ISO, 243 Parno, Ronald, 76, 84 Parries, Benny, 81, 112, 133, 141, 164, 180, 196 Parsons, Judith, SS, 100, 108 Passut, Darlene, 55, 76, 108, 208 Patokoski, Era, ISO Patokoski, Ti mo, 77, 117, 138, 164 Patterson, Emiltc, 1S0 243 Patterson, Joe, SS Patterson, Ronald, 128 Paul, Clark, 196 Payne, Carole, 9S, 109, 128, 201, 236 Payne, Eloise, 128, 201 Payne, Isaac, 128 Pearson, Bill, SS, 76, 116 Pearson, Lila, 77, ISO Pearson, Robert, 128, 131 Peels, Sara, 76, ISO Pcnson, John, 138 Pcnson, Nettle, SS Perdew, Ronald, 54, 79, 10S, W6, 108 224 Perez, Dell, 92, 9S, 128, 236 Perez, Della, 128, 201 Perkins, Curds, ISO, 1S3 Perkins, June, 150 Pcrovich, Loretta, 92 Perrin, Jackie, S4, 206 Perry, Blanche, S4 Perry, Mlttie, 90, 109, ISO, 236 Perry, Wilson, 195 Person, Bob, 188, 225 Pctcrser Janice, 55 Petersen, Nancy, 138 Petersen, Robert, 77, 79, 89, 104, 106. 109. 128. 225 Peterson, Alphonsa, 128 Peterson, Dick, 76, 108, 138, 165, 180, 187, 223 Peterson, Gary, SS, 76 Peterson, Jean, 150, 228, 238 Peterson, Lona, 150 Peterson, Loretta, 108, 128, 209 Peterson, Marcia, 150 Peterson, Sharon, ISO Peterson, Shirley, S5 Peterson, William, 32, 36, SS, 69, 74, 75, 108, 226 Petrik, Sharon, 9S, 108, 109, 128 Pettis, Frances, 77, 128, 203, 21 1 Petty, Karen, 36, SS, 84, 108 Phillips, Gary, 77, 178, 221 Phillips, Janet, 128, 219 Phillips, Judy, 150 Phillips, Karen, ISO Pickering, Lesley, 128 Pickett, Dianne, 138 Pickett, Jean, 150 Pickett, Norman, S4, 77 Pollen, Alice, ISO Pond, Arlene, 54, 66, 90, 101, 218, 236 Pool, Sunny, 76, 150 Popham, Marilyn, S4 Popham, Paul, 76, 150, 164 Porter, Joan, 138 Porter, Roberta, 55, 218 Porter, Susan, 150, 232 Portman, Donald, 138 Possclt, Edna, 55, 84 Potter, Donna, SS, 202 Powell, Darlene, 150 Powell, Darwin, ISO Powell, Eleanor, 55 Prael, Richard, 77, 79, 101, 138, 242 Pratt, Karen, 79, 101, 128, 205 Pratt, Katherine, 128 Prentice, Dick, SS, 66, 84, 228 Preston, Donna, 77, 86. 108. 128 Price, Beverly, 54 Price, Darlene, 138 Price, Dorothy, 77, 79, 128, 213, 217 Price, Lorecn, 150 Price, Nancy, 138 Prior, James, 79, 138, 237 Prouse, Sylvia, S4, 231 Province, Patsy, 90, 92, 109, 236, 243 Prozinski, Dennis, 77, ISO, 164 Pruitt, David, 84 Pruitt, Lloyd, 82, ISO, 164 Puckett, Linda, I3S, 207 Pulju, Walter, 138 Pullen, Marlene, 138 Purdy, Douglas, 150 Q Quary, Ron, 82, 88, 150, 164, 181, 234 Query, Lylcth, 240 Quinn, Elliott, 54 R Raasina, Dianae, ISO Rahkola, Call, 36, SS, 69, 73, 75, 76, 78, 79, 84, 203 Randall, Lloyd, 55, 69, 79, 101, 108, 224, 232 Randall, Myma, 77, 138 Randall, Warren, 196 Randolph, Penny, 112, 132, 138, 141, 209 Raney, Mickey, ISO, 238 Raik, Charier, 50, SS, 76, 113, 161, 172, 187, 222, 226 Ratmunen, Dick, 128 Rasmussen, Frances, 138, 207, 229 Ray, Darryl, 79, 128, 22S Rcavis, Al berth a,- 138, 203 Reavis, Rosalynn, SS Reed, B., 139 Reed, Marie, 76 Reed, Pamela, 128, 211 Reed, Rosaline, 101, ISO Register, Mavis, 128 Rehberg, Janet, 108, 109, 128, 217 Reiber, Joanne, 79, 98, 138, 212 Reid, Clenda, SS Reid, Lois, 76, ISO, 240 Rcfnikka, Donald, S4, 69, 78, 108, 224 Renfro Raye, 76, ISO, 164, 181, 196 Repp, Sally, 37, S4, 232 Rcsta Judith, 128 Reynolds Ramona, 98, 139 Rhoades, Charlene, S4, 88, 188 Rhodes, Don, 225 Rhone, Madonna, SS Rich, Ethel, 10S Rich, Joanne, SS, 212 Richards, Robert, SS, 82, 84, 88, 224 Richardson, Allred, 23S Richey, Eddie, ISO, 196 Richmond Judith, SS Ridgeway, Carol, SS Rigas, Elaine, 77, 86, 108, 128 Riggers, Marcia, S6, 84, 212 Ritter, Brenda, 81, 108, 139 Ritter, George, 37, 56, 88, 220 Rivers, Jimmy, ISO, 164 Roberts, Demaris, ISO Roberts, Dave, 56, 76, 89, 160, 220 Roberts, Judy, 57, 201 Roberts, Karen, 77, 101, ISO Roberts, Priscilla, 57, 76 Robertson, Joyce. 77. 138 Robinson, Bonnie, 94 Robinson, Diane, 139 Robinson, Donna, 82, 1SI, 232, 234 Robinson, Cary, 37, $7, 166 Robinson, James, 84 Robinson. Linda, 1S1, 232 Robinson, Ronald, 128 Roby, Judy, 98, 117, 139 Roe, JUdith, 57 Rogers, Cary, 57 Rogers Jackie, S6, 81, 218 Rogers, Marylyn, 128, 219 Rollins, Joan, 1S1 Rollins, Roger, 139, 164, 196 Rolof, Joan, S6 Rood, JoAnna, 128, 201 Root, Lucy, 139 Rose, A., 128, 229 Rose, Bruce, 1S1 Rose, Nancy, 1S1 Rossenbach, Linda, 100, 139 Ronman, Robert, 76 Roth, Art, 173, 193 Roulst, Frank, 139 Rouse, Larry, 128 Rubin, Bernard 56 Rudeen, Janet, 77, 101, 139, 203 Rupert, Martin, 38, S7, 116 Runge, Barbara, 128, 211 Runyon, Ann, 1S1 Runyon, Max, 139 Ruschc, Frank, S7 Ruicigno, James, 128 Rush, Kathleen, 57 Ryerson, Linda, 101, 1S1, 238 Ryerson, Michael, 139, 140 s Sabo, Sharon, 79, 128, 218 Salo, Beverly, 139 Salo, Carol, 101 Sanborn, Marilyn, 37, S7, 104, 106 Sanders, Shelby, 1S1, 243 Sanders, Wallace, S7, 160 Sands, Sandra, 1S1 Sanford, Phillip, 1S1, 196 Sargent, Kathy, 139, 229, 240 Saunders, Janet, 1S1 Savage, Jean, 101, 139, 232 Savage, Shirley, 151 Savage, Suzanne, S6 Savitts, Virginia, 76 Sawyer, Lloye, 139, 229 Sawyer, Sharron, 1S1 Scarborough, Bill, 46, 56, 74, 187 Schaefer, Calvin, S6, 76, 224 Sc heel, Daniel, 151, 23S Schciderman, Ralph, 1S1 Schmid. Keith. 57. 36. 82 Schmidt, Marianne, S7, 77, 212, 21S Schnabel, Richard, 139, 16S Schneider, Bob, 128 Schrag, Carolyn, 76 Schrocdcr, Jshn, 151, 196 Schukart, Errol, S7, 69, 76, 108, 222, 226 Schulthciss, Sandra, S7, 204 Schulz, Sharon, S7, 77, 101 Schultz, Bora, 139 Schultz, Marion, 99, 109, 242 Schultz, Vernon. 86. 139 Schweiger, Katherine, S6, 99, 100, 108 Schwendemann, Phyllis, 128, 211 Schwerzlcr, Si an, 139 Schweiger, Dorothy, 139 Scott, Margaret, S6, 201 Seabcrry, Benny, 128 Seaberry, Phyllis, 84 Sears, Patricia, 128, 236 Scdillo, Frank, 139, 221 Schon, Janet, S6, 108, 206 Seitz, Mary Ellen, 151 Selby, William, 81, 139, 221 Sells, Jean, 77, 114, 139, 141, 209 Sells, Kenneth, 57 Sells Ronald, 77, 221 Semple, Steve, 77, 151, 189, 242 Senner, Adrienne, 1S1 Scnncr, James, 1S1, 153 Scnff, Marianne, 139 Shaver, Thomas, 139, 164, 17S Sheldon, Marjorie, 36, S7, 84, 109 Shepersky, Craig, 1S1 Sheri tad, Sandra, 9S, 139, 210, 243 Sherwood, Frances, 139, 236 Schcuerman, Jerry, 82, 116 Shininger, Robert, 76, 99, 108, 128 Shinn, Barbara, 82, 128, 211, 234 Shockley, Jeanie, 1S1 Short, Stephen, $7, 79, 189 Shorthill, Nadine, 128, 211 Sibert, Beverly, 77, 128, 211 Slcade, Mary, S7 Sievert, Ruth, 57, 101, 108, 202, 216 Signalness, Clen, 128 Sikes, Betty, 128 Silzars, Aris 1S1 Simmons, Juanita, 56 Simon, Barbara, 98, 10S, 106, 108, 211 Simon, Virginia, 151 Simpson, Justin, 139, 242 Sippel, Shirley, 36, 46, S6, 77, 79, 21S Sirnio, Janice, 81, 108, 111, 128, 131, 203 Slice 1, James, 1S1, 23S Sites, Susan, 76, 151 5kaggs Donna, S6, 100 Skaggs Patti, 100, 139 Skaggs, Sandra, S7 Skiles, Bob, 76, 77, 116, 128, 223, 227 Skoog, Carole, 36, S7, 69, 77, 103, 106, 108, 167, 206, 216 Slaughter, M., 129 Slaughter, Wayne, 129 Slautcr, Janice, 1S1 Slclta, Ronald, 76, 139, 242 Smeltzer, Effie, 100, 129 Smith, Betty, 57 Smith, Bonnie, 129 Smith, Carrie, 1S1 Smith, Charlene, 76, 79, 90, 91, 108, 129, 209 Smith, Dolores 188, 207 Smith, Frank, 129, 189, 22S Smith, Judy, 76, 129, 213, 214 Smith, Kathleen, 77, 108, 129, 213, 217 Smith, Linda, 82, 139, 212 Smith, Marie, 1S1 Smith, Marilyn, S7, 76, 204, 216 Smith, Norman, 57, 228 Smith, Patricia, 58, 101, 206 Smith, Patricia, 1S1 Smith, Richard 151 Smith, Roger, S8, 102, 106, 231 Smith, Sharon, 139 Smith, Sheila, 82, 139 Snashall, Carolyn, 139 Snavely, Joyce, 139 Snyder, Donna, 99, 101 Snyder, Gary, 76, 139 Soelberg, Lynn, 1S1 Solbcrg, Karen, 101, 151, 1S3 Soliday, James I SI Solvik, Saundra, 58, 84 Sommerfeh, Opal, 1S1 Sore men, James 37, 46. 59, 75, 76, 78, 79, 107, 108, 111, 220 Sorensen, Kathleen, 84 Sorenson, Douglas 59, 79 Sorenson, Marie, 59, 202 Spence, Danny, 192 Spencer, Mike, 76, 129, 16S, 178, 227 Spray, Lois 151 Squier, Carolyn, 77, 79, 151, 153, 188 Squier, Marilyn, 76, 79, 114, 151, 188 Stacey, John, 82, 86, 88, 129 Stallings Nancy, 1S1 Stalford, Lenora, 59, 241 Stangeland, John, 151, 164, 181 Stangelanc Paul, 59, 77, 108, 193 Stanley, Gerald, 37, S8, 226 Starcher, Judith, 129, 242 Stark, Julie, 1S1 Stark, Patrick, 139 Stark, Peggy, 81 Starker, Clark, 58 Stasscm, Thomas 151, 164 Stavney, Ccrhard, SB, 79, 89 Steele, Shirley, S2, S9, 76, 80, 216, 243 Steffen, Teresa, 59, 77, 92, 236 Steiner, Norman, 42, S9, 66, 90, 91, 92, 236, 243 Stensrud, D., 129, 205 Stephens R., 151 Stepp, Patricia, 129, 207 Stevens Kenneth, 59 Stevens Richard, 8l, 139 Stevensors Harries 59 Stevenson, Patricia, 1S1 Stewart, LeRoy, 109, 139, 164 Stewart, Yolanda, 81, 139 Stodd, Ken, 58, 69, 79, 80, 194, 222, 226 Stone, Edna, 81 Stone, Judy, 1S1 Stone, Shirley, S8 Strachan, Mary, 90, 92, 129 Strauer, James 139, 164 Strylewicz, Stephen, 139, 196 Sutton, Susan, 76, 1S1 Svichkar, Zinaida, 37, 58, 232, 239 Swains, Lionel 139 Swain, J., 129 Swain, Verna, 59 Swanson, Russell, 151, 181, 189 Swartz, Marilyn, 76, 151, 241 Swetman, $., 151 T Tangvald, Claire, 129, 219 Tangvald, Dave, 59, 82, 88 Tappan, Eileen, 42, 59, 66, 90, 204 Tatreau, Durwood, 139, 167, 196 Taylor, BUS 58 Taylor, John, S9, 76, 222, 226 Taylor, Sue, 37, 59, 66, 107 Taylor, Terry, S8, 178 Teeney, MitchelS 76, 81, 139, 164 Temple, Kathryn, S8 Tcppola, David, 82, 151, 234 Tcppola, Mark, 33, S9, 69, 82, 88, 220 Terry, Galen, 59 Thies John, 151, 164, 196 Thoennes Maryams, 36, 59, 232 Thomas, Jack, 59, 76, 99, 194, 224 Thomas Joyce, 77, 79, 101, 211 Thomason, Marlyn, 36, S9, 69, 79, 108, 115, 202, 216 Thompson, Bonnie, 152 Thompson, Carland, 33, S2, S8, 69, 76, 224 Thompson, Pas 152 Thompson, Roger, 76, 101, 160, 196 Thomson, Roger, 54, 58, 76, 99, 108, 164, 178, 186, 222, 226 Thornbloom, Patricia, 152 Thorne, Joan, 152 ThorselS Terry, 129 Thorstad, Shirley, 58 Thrienen, Judle, 129 Thurston, PaS 76, 1S2 Timmerman, Ron, 76, 77, 79, 131, 223, 227 Tite, Dolores, 152, 241 Tittle, Lana, 110 142, 1S2, 1S3, 188 Todd, Nancy, 129 Tolomei, Jack, 59, 76, 77, 84, 228 Tomlinson, Rollen, 1S2 Tone, Shirley, $9 Toppila, Beverly, 139 Tow, Richard, 77, 79, 129, 165, 223 Tracy, Linda, 1S2, 232 Trcbelhora, Marlene, 1S2 TrojcS Susan, 79, 129, 219 Tronsgard, Coralir, 59, 206 Trudcll, Nadine, 98, 139, 140 141, 209 Tsujimura, Dale. 129 Tsujimura, Jjyce, 76 139 Tucker, Myma, 81, 140 TunstalS Robert, 152 Turner, Roy, 44, S9, 76, 84, 88, 228 Tuvc, Sydney, 86, 140 266 u Uhrich, Carolyn, 140 Ulman, Mary, 101 Ulmer, Patricia, 76, 108, 129, 209, 217 Unruh, Albeth, 86, 140, 234 Urwyler, Don, 59, 76, 220 Urwylcr, Sue, 76, 140 V Vachter, Lee, 60 Van Avery, Richard, 152, 196 VanBeck, Alberta, 82, 1S2, 1S3, 232, 234 Vandiver, Kay, 152 Van De Schllti, Connie, 152 Van Fleet, Cathy, 92, 1S2, 243 Van Cordcr, Betty, 36, 60 Van Horn, Sandra, 140, 141, 209 Van Matre, Caye, 60, 236 Van Matre, Linda, 36, 61, 232 Va«v Van Riper, Cay Lynne, 61, 218 Van Scoy, Loretta, 81, 129, 241 Vent it, France , 129 Vidal, Shirley, 140 Vlles Judith, 129 Vincent, David, 61 Voloudakb, John, 10Q, 101, 129, 193 w Wack, Joie, 152 Wacker, Ella Vern, 98, 109, 129, 219, 243 Wagner, Melanie, 1S2 Wahlberg, Richard, 77, 1S2 Walden, Karen, 140 Wa]grave, Jm, 1S2 Walden, Mary, 140 Waldos Faylor, 77, 1S2 Waldrop, Nancy, 129 Waldron, Beverly, 129 Walker, Benjamin, 140 Walker, Cornelia, 37, 61, 235, 241 Walker, Darryl, 152 Walker, Cloeia, 129 Walker, Judy, 1S2 Walker, Kathleen, 79, 140, 210 Walker, Marlene, 61 Walker, William, 79, 97, 1S9 Walker, Winifred, 129, 201 Wallace, Bill, 77, 164. 180 Wallace, Carol, 98, 129, 131, 211 Walruff, Richard, 76, 77, 79, 117, 152, 178 Walruff, Sharon, 60, 202 Waljh, Susan, 37, 48, 60, 74, 78, 106, 208, 21S Walter, Virginia, 84. 129, 229 Walton, Linda, 219 Walton, Darrel, 64 178 Wanner, Victoria, 105, 108, 129, 209, 214 Warren, Mary Jane, 140, 141 Warmsbecher, Linda, 152 Washborn, Franceen, 76, 77, 1S2 Washington, Lula, 1S2 Wasscnar, Jackie, 81, 108, 129, 213 Waters, George, 178 Watkins, Stella, 76 Watts, Yuonne, 129, 207 Way, Bonnie, 203, 217 Weathcrall, Jsdic, 140, 141, 164, 178 Weaver, Dallas, 61, 222, 226 Weaver, Marilyn, 129, 201 Webb, Amelia, 140 Webb, Richard, 61 Webber, John, 74, 86, 88, 108, 110, 122, 131, 22S, 236, 243 Webster, Constance, 152 Webster, Louise, 1S2 Webster, Sharon, 140 Wehrly, Barbara, 37, 61, 232 Weigant, Loretta, 37, 54, 61, 77, 78, 92, 108, 111, 212, 215 Weller, Sherry, 1S2 Welsner, Katherine, 77, 1S2 Welby, Joan, 1S2, 1S3 Welch, Martin, 152, 189 Wells Kenton, 61, 86, 188, 224 WelU, Kathleen, 129, 167, 219, 239 Wells Vivian, 140 Welsh, David, 36, 60, 82, 107 Wendlick, Joe, 82, 193 Wcrsch, Connie, 140 Wcseman, Charles 129 Weseman, George, 60 Wcseman, Jim, 60 Wesley, Joan, 1S2, 243 Wess Nev , 61, 84, 231 Wcss James 129 Wess Keith, 140 Westbury, Sandra, 36, 61, 74, 75, 104, 106 We stover, Sharon, 140, 201 Wcycrt, Jranninc, 61 Whitaker, Dana, 77, 90, 91, Ml, 108, 129, 209, 217 Whltcomh, Jane, 1SS, 243 White, Donna, 1S2 White, Douglas 7S, 77, 108, 111, 117, 132, 144 Ml, 164, 180, 186, 223 White, Fran, 140 White, Richard, 61, 116, 241 Whitley, Riley, 61 Wick, John, 60, 193 Wick, Linda, 101 Wickstrom, Carolyn, 60, 108, 204 Wieger, Charlene, 229 Wleg r, Wendell, 1S2 Wilcox, Jerry, 129, 178, 195 Wi Id man. Louis 86, 152 Williams Arbra, 1S2, 181, 196 Williams Barbara, 101, 109, 152 Williams Dennis 152, 164, 178 Williams Don, 76, 108, 122, 129, 131, 186, 220, 223 Williams Clems 144 164 Williams Joan, 60 Williams Joanne, 34 61, 84, 88, 214 224 231 Williams Nancy, 77, 152 Williams Sharon, 101, 235 Williams Susan, 129, 1S2, 232, 235 Williamson, Tom, 140 Wilson, Janes 86, 129, 234 Wilson, Joan, 61, 84 Wilson, Terry, 61, 84, 224 231 Wilson, Leo, 140 Wilson, Me I vs 79, 94 100 Wilson, Shcrill, 84 144 219 Wingc, Myrns 34 61, 77, 78, 89, 94 99, 104 202, 216 Winn, Nicolettc, 134 219, 236 Winn, Jim, 61, 77 Winston, Bessie, 76, 104 130, 229 Winterholler, David, 101, 140, 164, 194 223, 227 Winters Shells 94 101, 140 Wirostck, Kathrys 37, 60, 79, 107, 108, 232, 234 Wittmcycr, Donald, 60 Winter, Linds 1S2 Wojcicschovrski, Jan, 232 Wolf, Stephen, 101 Wong. Terry, 79, 1S2, 164, 196 Wong, Mary, 76, 109, 201 Wood, Dos 84 88, 101, 130, 225 Wood, Emms 152 Wood, Lafayette, 74 1S2 Wood, Raymond, 92 Woodards Fred, 153, 196 Woodards Shirley, 60, 90, 109 Woods Gertrude, 152 Woolcott, Tom, 109, 153, 188 Woolfolk, Beverly, 100, 134 235 Woolfolk, Mary, 74 117, 1S3 Woronsberg, Julis 25, 99. 130 Wright. Jacquelyn, 37, 46, 61, 76, 84, 88, 107 Wrighs Lois 61 Wriglrt, Patricis 1S3 Wrighs Sandrs 61, 108 Wrighs Shirley, 100, 140 Wrighs Viols 61, 100 Wyats Kes 140 Wynhoff, David, 61 Wyttcnbcrg, Marie, 62, 94 204, 243 Y Yackley, Judith, 64 101, 232 Yados S., 101, 130 Yarncll, Richard, 62 Yauncy, Jerry, 62 Yost, Doreen, 104 130 Young, Donas 129 Young, James 10?, 140 Young, Kathleen, 1S3 z Zahler, Alai Is 203 Zapf, Kathrys 213 Zavos Marths 62, 201, 234 236 Zcareas Johs 79, 104 M0 Z h, Judith, 84 101, 140, 219, 234 234 Zimmer. Dennis. 178 Zink, Judith, 134 219 Zirr, Jo Ann, 77, 98, 211 Zohn, Sonys 62 Zolezzi, Cordos 64 101, 222, 226 Zook, Carol Aim, 153 Zook, Mary, 74 86, 99, 130, 131, 235 Zuberbuhlcr, Jobs 74 130 Zwahles Kathlecs 64 204 ■PPr . ■ __________________________ dJA' a. -Mo Cu -'£ 0LO A, J7 A o Ac- c ' £- ■ cLt t cJyAc 2A''£j7 • y A f v' AuaL- £ vVo CJ OsjlAxlV ' K-o jfcjkX - vuv 6 V ' 6 i -j! d W ' ,, hir- ChJ, CtJUJl I CCsTCJ (P UiXlo Ti