Lebanon Union High School - Warrior Yearbook (Lebanon, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1956 volume:

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Oflfelilj ADMINISTRATION SENIORS JUNIORS SCPHCNQ FFZESHMEN ACTIVITIES SPCNSVQQ QQ ATHLETICS 1 N K Degrees :llc rstf A 1 Acfnv hes Upfrn V1 nclenl C erk :rl of Edu C1 x MURLE R WELLS Degrees l oslcu M versltf of Oregon Sublects Physncol Educmnon Gund once Counselor Deon of Boys Achvmes Advisor to Boys League Wrestling Couch Ad rnnnestrofnve Assnsfont LAWRENCE F PAGE egrees S J P 'V llornefte nu r E D Orecon nl CDM Sublecfs Bookkeep ng Actlvrhes S lwool Prlnclpol ERLANJD J ANDERSON Degrees B S Oregon Stole Col ege Sublecfs Woodworlung l d ll Coroertry Actlvrhes Smgecrof' Sopl1on'o e Amlsor FFQJDGE M HENDERSON Degrees nu s of lduho wo , urs Doclorrol Work U ff of Orc on ublecfs Ass? Superl tgndent for Instructnon Actlv hes Supervusson Currlculum Developrnenl Program C ordlrofon ond Per sonnel Admumgtrovlon NANCY ADAMS Degrees B A Wllomette Unlver sv! Sublecfs Deon of Glrls Freshman English Sensor English Achvmes G ls League Advisor AL DODDS Degrees B S Northwest Mvssourr Svote Teoclwers Grodu me Study Umverslfy of Mlssourl Oregon Store M E D Oregon Store Me-chonucol Drowung ACHVITIGS Asslstom Prrncxpol Vlsucxl Aids LAWRENCE M BENNETT Degrees B A Ed Woshrngton Sieve U of Washington U of Oregon Sublecfs Englrslw Typing Achvmes Senlor Closs Advosor Tumblung Teom J, l . lNG J 7 - B AI pglf' U,-WHS ,-Vp - B. S. M, S. Ed., U '- A, IJ. cl O. ' ffl 'W 2 7 S : Y I I of i Ulm, A sw -9 , BO, 1 1- ton. 5 1 I il' r D : : , B, S., Lv, gon VY, Col' . ., ' ' lf gp w 1 U 'e I . A my N, . ., J , ' ' Sli r- 1 lfge. ', , ' 1 1 , Subjects: I l B. S. Edl Un -.ersdy ol Ne- - ., ' B ' ' I br 'g . E. D., Um- M 'y. ' t ' ' l:o.,V1' 1 : E ' A A , V . L , - L . I I , . 1 , ' l on , ' : . 1 , l , . 1 . n . J ,- .l I ' l I OX EDY BURKHOLDER Degrees E D Oregon o 4 Educcntton M Unlvexstty of Oreqou Oruclo St mt er Collaj Stote Collage Sublects Achvntnes Advusor to Pulettf-ers Club Juntor Sensor Prom Advtsor Moy Doy Stand r G 1 DELBERT R Cl-HNBURG Degrees A M Subgects Elementary School Brmrl Hugh School Bond Actlvmes: Swing Club Arlvlsor, Drlll Team Advlsor. x blxOCK Degrees ts AUlon1O x Wo: our 1 s Pmctslon Butlolng und :sn y Oregon Stun Sublects Auto Shop 1- EVELYN CARTER Degrees c f Scmnce Sublects 'J En A rrr rltlf Dove p Achvmes Freshmen Advisor 5- 1 Sf- qos GRACE A BURNS Degrees A University of up n B Denver Unrvorslty Sublects ro mn at x Achv hes L 3 L USO s fx! iavg ICHN DIXON Degrees or u E 1 1 State Tecxchfr C Q Q G fclumtf Wovk sour: Umwfrstf Oregon State College. Subjects: um no 1, 6 k I FUQGESS Actuvntues Q 'iq '! ' , ?' DARLENE CATE Degrees B S Physlccl Educouon Un ersty of Oklahoma Sublects l EC uunton n Actuvnhes Ac tsor AClvlSOI' G A P1 p Club 6'-'A' T Dfqn es l rQr or ll Subgects rllrmr tu rrflrrf me r Actrvrtles ,tr r rrrlrr D Clrb HOWARD E HICKCOX Degrees Huron College B S U f Mrnnesotcr U ol South Dulrotrr Oregon Stale College Subgects Clfrnrstrf Phfsrcs Ad unced Mathematics Rcrcrro Scrence Farr Actrvrhes Wurrror and Handbook Advrsor -Rin. CHFSTFR C GlLL'l-lAN Degrees llfr tx l Sublects K Counsellor Actrvmes Aclvrsor to Scrence Club Boys league Scrence Farr Chatrrvan Vrsual Aus 'Q ' 'R EN M JACKSON Dearees S Fd Ore n College cUblECfS PFysrccrl Educatton Hzcrlth Actrvrtres Peo Club Advrsor X State an F!-PL CFRFEN Degrees lvtlrurst Celrfe Nrllrrmgtte nr Sublects Fflfllll ver rr nt r Econornrcs Actlvltles ruclc Oth ln rrrntor L 0 Junror Class Advrsor FFT is ROBERT B HODSON Degrees Sublects Metalwork Woodwork Mechanrcal Drawlng Actlvmes HrY Freshman Class Ad vrsor JOE HELLBERG Degrees B S OrfQon State Col lege Frlth year at Ore gon State Subgects World Culture II Health ond Physrcol Educatlon Actrvlhes B Football Coach Fresnmrrn Basketball Coach A Baseball Coach RUTH JANKE Degrees B A Reed College Um versrty of Washrngton Central Washrngton Teachers College Sublects sh I rn Achvlhes Freshman Class Advrsor lflfVel'4L.l1 5 fP,'.'lJFl2 7 . FI ll lk! fq rclu'rlv llt li f'-, lr lil 7 rl rrr-er H. rrrrrlrtll Dr -gr-l M Fr A' A ' U A . lrrrrrrrfr-'nv X, h 'li Sr- V'.flK'llY- Q .rrrlh xurrl rfwrt, or., 2 1 Wm Smw CO lege- An' P-oiplrgw :md - : F Go 1 rr be l, SQ rrri , Mr I Sl tv llrr-Dry llrrrl I ' . -F' Pr ' -V ff rt,le'te rrrrl 5 f l ly: tr r 'N--lrl ng. l CO ' llonxuml - - - I F D A , l, P. . Ad-.iSf ' lr.,siJ lg .:,:.rtrOtc,rl ' M ,rug Sha l . - B. ln, VV rl , 'r Attrg Un vs-r . ,, r - l - . -,zty. ' 'km r ' 6 I , . . : I V . lilrrlrwjf, G-wr-rrrl flath, 5 r . W ' X If I f.. xi V 5 Z Q : , . . . o l B, S. V- , I 1 k, - if - x 1 - x F '. I , f A , U , by . wt g 7 1' ,1 3 ,ta msgs'- - , -' - . we ' 5291- 2 Y , .izgfgl sr If '1.- -5 l . It J . F:-4 B r B. T. ., ga . -, s ' . ' d ' - ' T ' V' ' Engl ll, lat' l. MARY K MOCLEAN Degrees S Umversl ol Ore gon Ffltln Yeor cn U Oregon Sublecfs World Culture ll Acflvmes Sophomore Class Adv sor Future Teachers Adws ALBERT F NEUMAN Degrees B S Oregon Store Col lege Unlversuty of Ore gon Fllfh Yeor Voss Buswness College Chlco go MT Angel College Sublecfs Senlor I-leolth ond Fomnly Llvmg Achvmes Tlclcefs ond Soles ROBERT :LANE Qgwg D99 ee5 Degrees X College of Ido o M S Unuverslly of Ore gon Oregon Stole Co lege Sublecis General Moth Plwyslcol Educotlon and Heom Achvlhes Coochmg Slolf ASquod Boslcefboll Couch CARL MAY Degrees C Subgects sh Acfavmes Speclcl EGJ T V C 'WL CAROLINE E MATE CEK Degrees D Slot Schoo o Forestry Actlvmes Se uefory To Clly Supernn tandem of S Foo VlOLETl'E OLSTAD Degrees B A Fresno Stole ol lege Fufllw Yeor ot Ore gon Stole College Subleds Horne Molcxng l ll rmcl Ill Acflvnhes F H A Advlsor ' 0 ll f F uumon M lr n or lu Oregon Subgecfs L L M 171 ence F lr Achv hes r O A I r AC 1 r E' WlLLlAM F VlOYNlHAN Degrees A VVnllomel1e nl 0 Sl' Subleds O ld C llure l lfory B s Lnseu or Acfuvmes lrector ol Alhl V! Degrees Subgects Aurvmes N OV DALE NNLR VYNOLDS Degrees Subgects EPM O Degrees Sublecfs Acflvlfles Ar for H ACYIVIYISS 'UN ,Q Sopho V i Ar 9 G ode .1 'SV DQROTHY SCHILTZ LYNN E SJOLUND Degrees N Uh Your cn Orr on 'Q Ad 'worm 0 w frs of Wfrs Hf OV 7 Y I7 N U 7 versity Umvcvsnry Oregon Acflvnhes T Y Adw v Sophomore oss A1 r '7 'Xl Degrees Q mwersaty f rw H spn M K Subrecis 1175 1 Lrvmc Achvmes N so Fwu e Nu I Degrees f Ore o gon Subleds HJ i how rc we Achvmes K U 1 Q YN nf? J Lo Adx o Svwn fdqnf' RNCHEY Degrees K Sublects v Sf en C n Foqzon rw Hearth Acnvmes I in ro on C THELNLX QTEWAR Degrees Un xer e or Subleds cl 1 Achvmes VLLEW N CLELLEN SWR: Degrees O 1 Jon GVKKJUJTE Work A I 5 J LO 4 Sublecrs Achvmes HON MS I YQ l S r of rc ve Sublecfs C rv ACYIVIYISS Degrees rs C egm Oro Subleds Actlvrhes hoo Dr11r'w1TC COUCw Advrsor Ncmonol Thespron Socwety Troup 1021 Adv sor Phoemx CME- 26 'rf' -Gulf VR X Degrees W Unwgrsw Umvusrty Oregon Sublects Achvrtles if TO UC ACYIVINGS Marc! of ZJMCCL fL0lfL UU A J WH ON WILLIAM R THOMAS 'ff I ecvor uf Dist xc m of U! D51 an '91 ELMER AYERS ROBERT BARNUM HUGH WILCOX Dnrector of Dssmcf U1 Durecror of Dwsmcf U1 edor of Dwstrlcf I6 '-'A H IRV MARY MAB-LE HERRON D DAVND E E D C cm rmwn of Drstrvcf T6 Dvrec'or of Dlstrnct I6 Du ector of DISYFICT I6 Il 7 O J 31 ' Q 5 . I I 41 i E H '-di 9 f-fa' 'Wu . . 5 , D lzirsrof DCWUUX Dm, ' r'1U-I Ch I , MDMA , 5' . Y 5' -V A . 'Y ,.' 1 . X! 1 Y-f , H - Q, 3 QQ ' 1 . . Y , . . Q Dv . . ,xf x Y J. . 4NE R. ,Rl hl M . . , 4 . , ,L . . X xt! DICK WHITE President of L.U.H.s. Student Body JANET SMITH 41,5 ,4 -. Secretory of L.U,H.S. Student Body S NANCY VVEITZEI. Trensurer of L.U.H.S. Student Body judenf QDLVLCI: Sock Row: Goroerson, Czmnwpizdl, CoU,ns, Herron, Rmffensbergeq Groxes, Caldwell, Nw Britton, Fourth Row: Dczws, Pwerce, Locer, Wilson, Gwgett, Burgess, VV:,rknrcm, Adkins, Schfn-3' Third Row: VVt1son, Brown, Moore, Jordon, Swanson, Montgonfery, Roheds D vrfotz. Second Row: Edgmon, Gross, Eorhort, Morgan, Bcchnmn, Flare, Drnly, front Row: Weitzet, Whtte, Srnutn, Dodson, Christmon. JOE DODSON Vtce Pwstdent of l..U.H.S. Student Bod 23,51 Nl w-.4 ens, VVQHS, Hayden, 5 SBIIIUTS IFRPY BURGESS Pre wrle rs be ho 'NKNN5 If frlendlmess ruled e vorld Bob would b kung uc 4 l 1 .3 JD C oll Vor w FV V in DONNA V 'XRIE ANDERSON Goodness as easy to rec ognlze f. , 'I W 1' I .,,-of vm as PEGGY PRIMASING Secrelory 1Cr-'f-:LRVX ADAIR A good llsfener ls popular everywhere and offer o whale he knows some !hmg 1 4 HO U EXERETT WADE ALLEN One nvce thing abou? SI lence IS that at can? be e peered ,s fcgu JERRY ANDREW ANTHONY Has qunef manner Impress es even lhe loudest cw s' Lf-oguw , , , 4: oe curwgnnl MuCl'Hr.v Shop Club 3: zo- orc Au c Sho . I3 'sa'-41 YI S., my frnen I leave One good hearty laugh 15 R rd Thoughvs G bombshell exploding In the right p cxcg The man who removed the mounfoln was he who be ggod gon corrymg czwcmy 'he small siones WL muv ln cus good czs we plemsg nf wo please fo be HSHOP er 1 ls golden but we ow h r s ove ore of5 Qhr- gold svundcxrd er C l NJ MM Friendship ns love wlfhouv asf- If we- oleose Vo be W Q5 ood V ' may lu as good os we 'vi'-N xjfif, 93 if ligc is N'-nr 'iv-Aw 3' 3-K' 6- 412' 1'- 7 -is K 1 rr 1 1 s W ln U In I A good mmd possrsses ngdom xdk How dld you all know lm from the Sou7h7 ' BURG: Nw Kuowiedge IS a treasure b v produce as Vhe key fo r 1 Halo o Mgr I co roum my hruc 5 0 owuyr J mg Hand A word of kindness n v er spoken In vom fn. 'F 'so -7' N Aggrossv fgbhr-q for we I 1 xs ihe grvcxfed sp In We word 10 'is X! 1-...I sk '09 N XLDVXELU KlRKLIE can not thunk a o Ome luke his Pc If ner rs 4 Moy Day L 1 1 011 2 nm 1 W G 1 1 Avvum worn 1 Ll 7 L CL! 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JR i ,off 1 'Y' in, w Q QQ Y Laughter IS c good begun mug for o frlendshlp Q Represuw l 9 Phonmx Cx luwu ub rl U vt Cowwnul' .J tt V7 l-4-ll N Mlschuevous mls chlevous h w l be A l School Play r f-R FNE NU-Y HAYES As quiet and close os two peas In o pod Dc ru no rn Uv m Trrosurm mr :mu Pt PVRQV HERN One of the most astute nolysts of the human race was the chap who invent ed the eraser r COW fr U7 'J TM n 20 JIMMY ALLEN HxSKlNS e future IS a conven nent place for dreams I Lil .lwN4N'lE HAYDEN Blushxngly he goes lu s way and does his flirting d y by day Q nqur l 4 Bmw B k 1 DARLENE KAY HAYES As quuet and close as two peas In o pod s fogur Por 4 'r U SUSAN EJE HERRON N :sy In o qulet sort f way rs ecgue I c V 0 ll PF FIIVIUCIV J CUVCI 7 I A orvh C 0 f 2 D P 1 l Pvmrvrx Club J 5 mr 4 x O :idle MQ fi HY ul 3:9 45- 1 rp- gh,,,f i 'tv 'fit .lg by WP .xv God hath loaned to MBU no mmm doll pu! usunder my frmnr s Ore wcy Vo curb de n quency ls fo fake parents off the sfreefs of nigh! HL FEM NNN TFH AD To love honor and obey 1 I V fc es Ilme ge? quomted Arr Irnocence s bl s N I Ccmmnv TON RAY HUBBARD He IS good ihof does good or ovhers O, rnque u N Cl OA' 30 mmee 3 RLEY f ARIE HU Pruyer k ndles the k ness In mans hear! 1 '13 I ' M vs? 'Q' H NW N u pep and huppn UKSS n 1 v v xughcnblm cmd llkeobe urswsp cz mon f woman u r 5 e 1 vf been huri J J didn? s Dyncxmne comes sm: packages I love somehow mans hear! ls always exceeding the speed lumn or gemng parked In The wrong plocz C Som 'hung attempted ommhmg done cy of gh? heart of those who know ggi ef Whcmvu worm cow nr s xv go 1:01 g W lmf, way QQ I -if 'KD 'N- 'Ni' X 9 s Tl wuy to flghl cn womcn full of surprls x ur w Go 1 um run VJ fr cn hour on r kn w where I fo d V I was omg b f on my 'he wrong page way RCN-LF .UTON VAL 'A in e ' only fo come ' me hink he is qu' b ' f ask hns fruen s. mffer decnh, ' 'us - rry for . si '14 had 'ii '51 YK'-r Ar' , s--W M x . ar --'Y' Q. 11' if xkh'XkX 'v'AYfR Mo est as cz vxolet wuth cull Its charms ee 4 vcr U 3 Prom omm 1 Day Corwwttn x T EN +1 e reward of one duty dorm as the power to fulf ll another Q rv C r mt w K cn rw n Mu mgu g v or rnry C un r G 4 rf DON RWCHAPD F ENARU Although I m quiet rn class e arent clo or ever SHFRRY NCDONAUK Women ore olwoys either better or worse Hon m n usually better L ll A A Nu O fr rm Plow MLEN CYCE ANN 'WLLER Innocent new Memory s the treasurer e g of the mind fl ,S Y um w u rtorvu LOU 'C When love and skull work together expect o master prece fr I F G fr r L bro V' U Y J V av tty f Month f 24 ONINVE MORRIS Me7 I like vorrety r 5 Ur A t-0 Month I r A I A Cl I VJH rw 'N-cf -f' film N---v if '9 ' an 'vs il Sf Pl TT! VJ! KONJKY sm mu es y U 6 I A perpetual smnle me-ons ut home perpetual hopplness P utucs ore the ort of hu mon lwoppmess rv TY NVXHTENGALE Her personality reflects her sporklmg eyes :app 1 v l V Sen x Clulr ro Month 3 r Edu uhm 4,4 P J ST OEDER Knowledge comes wuth He has a wmnnng srnule hurd work fnc C rx Slmor Ploy 3 Q prov x rcmmrnl 4' r r s ln 'HU NN l NON Dcughter cm I un my mo thers house but master I rvy own C v s 1 Lon swty Q fu O F RY KLTON PARKS u of mlschnef f o vim he has a way wah women rr gm L ur A VVre'5rlmg l 4 r Sport mon vb 2 Inf arm, B Qcwu D v 2 R l 4 1--f Nr.- .4 arf' 'S 'NSC e Ink to o o reason as ogolnst un ol heat y Inst nc fr? Lcm Ll n 0 u up N tc cw L. 1 rdko on 1 oo ull x endshup rs th only c ment that w II ever 0 e world together N Pn'm She has o merry heort and u cheery smile 1 c rr fvql. L rw rl v lv CGW v Everyone everyone V x l Lvflfl , x V , loves krndnessp loves Kay. av' , t r orrw x- Mfr ', T ENCE FE RNC? Frtendshup :rectum formed for o componlon ship not for o erd r-'-s D ot w ll b O ell 1: me my le 1 c 0 L Doll K NNY Plfx The world turns usnde to let ony mon pass who knows whether h ls g Ing LU 1 Tll ffl ln cuucl 3 3 Cho lr' 'no UF formal 4 lgn' P :mr mv r r n 3 4 'rcs Clem Nt PAL, PlNKN n IS the on 'mc' that blushesf' C S' vogu- , 4, En 'u Choir 3, A, utr w ., , rr: s f , , Nr' NH-,.-I' t T YG we ff.- ' ,. ,. X 6 A J r L A good con clence Copobl un sweei cn! conhnuol C r fmcms vary rf-luub4e fi .J TE- 1 Hrs umbllon wns lm Hr ways ure wcys of fuends happiness 'Q' 'fs L, sux xcfvf Svvwn Chg rf RGOPIE ANNE IFENSBEPGER W h c name like S nfs goffo chonge A f Never change when love hos found Hs home V oum f'3Evr nor Q w f nth 1 Thecpwcnq cr on css f css, r C C CI revrur G Dx, cv AN dwg V. , Q -1 Cla-S -yn' , ' M, T .Z 1956 :'. .X EETTY LOU RPEKE , s' 9 chain goin W2.dlgck 'S Be s?len0 ond safe-silence ' , so great that iv takes vwo 'WVU b9'V0Y5 YOUAH 2. -'VH I , ,G ,X V LV V V ' Yo curry 'Q' . Sunil f -1 O'cVw G .V 'V .1 Q V V- bb - , Cc' vf wx .7 T X- X A K' 179614 S iv f 3 Y ' nur g, , W-wha. ' ' ,fy 1 V . V V V -QV V, gh : L: ff Hi. , . 27 caf- 'Z' wg 1115 , 'fx 11 Qf sf IAIIL ROBLRTS JOY RLIDI5IL People UV? 'WOW hm 'hun More people are sorry for 0nYb0dY specklng than keeping su ugu: 3 4 Tro eng 4 Mochum Shop Club ICP mn. I 4 Swdenf Count: 5, ,, X Prem Corww eo Info A 41 ITN I Mols J B W 9 II QI if INQROIHI' ANN JA 'I CAIE EDWARD SEIFERI Hcppy as she ond frlendly Ho hum school ogcm 7 foo uy r L C1 In OYS Lrfxquf I L In my n om 15 'A W CARL SQHIXAELE MARIE ANN SCHMIDT My mlnd IS mode up don! Nursing as o noble profes confuse me wnfh the fccls Hon my O, lb 4 O, l 's J D or Ed lor 3 4 PIIOULECIU it ' rom C mmwfirf T Spruu ny 2 Football Manager oss Assembly I U CIS-N Louncul 3 Infromurol 2 wo R 46 IN AB CARMEN SI-IIROLA Why b so 7 Lifes oo Look out here I come short GIVIS Leogur Jruls Pale I r ov Iwm r S A 'NP 'CX s 23 xfwx. I ' A ff I I 'H I . 3 5.-,I Lf- '- 1, 2, , , Ck I ' I, C -If I I ' VI- Gwrls' LI-'1 f I, Q, 3, 4, Bmacl PH' CIW z Q ,I I, 2, 3, 4, PM - I Club II, fi, -15,5 1 4, I I1 3: I : 4 G A I, ZF B. L, A 3, f. ' I I Q :IL 2, 3, 4. 4, F. If A 4, Sv rg cmd 3 4 I 4 CI is A- -mm, I, 3, . . I .glfh ' II ' , - , ' 0- d . GI IU fy g - I, 2, 3, 4, F. H. 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L' s tux g Lester Maddox Joy Mason Ronald Matz Judy McCrary Pat McGrory Beatrice McGuire Duane McKinney Sharon McMullen Betty McPherson Elizabeth Meng Gaylord Miller Marvin Miner Rc bert Mivsch Susan Mitsch Dan Morgan Kenneth Morgan Erma Morris Anne Morse Massey Miriam Most Pamela Mowrey Carol Mullenix Janice Neal Ronald Nelson Penny Nichols Charles Nightengale Lanny Nivens JoAnne Nixon Joanne Nuttman Carolyn O'Brien Larry O'Dell Evelyn Orr Kay Parker Lanny Parrish Jon Pattinson Sherry Pearson Sandy Pedro Judy Peters Carla Peterson Polly Pilcher Elizabeth Post Betty Powell Ronnie Powell Leroy Pruitt Gene Pulis Bonnie Pulliam Judy Reynolds Keith Rit: Larry Robertson Donald Rounswell Michael Royer Ardith Rudisil Richard Sadler Nina Schmele Harvey Schmidt Joan Schmidt Patricia Schmidt Pat Schultz James Scott Janilee Scott 52 1 Slxu 'W ralrl Shu s x lun Sum Bull Smlflw Srnnh Pegs vw Sm Pr Is Snydn 'Y' Wu S lom n f U11 u S x Sc 6 Tom qlnvans uw L H1 Qlogsr , lx nmfx Sfrurmnls Swuggarf f S Y l UQ Ccrcl Thomas ' ow 1 Trc 4..lkA! 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LIYUIZI ' I ' V: hand under the airectio' C4 IJ3I,ff1: Ch 1 ,,z f ,fear oll with a membership Ll CJtJi,rf x,r'r:t.-,103 ' I'JI' lliw, .,f IIllI ',ll.ff:r'. Jw '- 1' Sfqulcwy, Rresident, JUITCI lufesefii Vine Rrcsidcfrt, ' . ' 'ir' . 1' Sf-cretary, and Lar- ry Schinf-lr, Rf.1r,:w,f-11tr1t1.'r, , ' IU wil trgolc over the iob if Ri RH,-',i4lI,ri' l,.-ccluif' Im S Sw f ' i tw- Sf,-ivice, The hah VCIDIQIDQ swf, ttf t ,'f,:1' were Sharon Rl r1flffs, rl'un' IIifl ,I, BI-tf, I' 1 5 ffrla Wcxlters, iid? at fl Joan lJfIli',r,rIT Their- NVVF' IIQIZY rpul, -T rx,-'lr, 'f1rf,f:f, ii,,Cli as praying '1t 'lun hr rw- triiftlfrz c1c1 1r- 111111 trfzi-f:'l,c1ll fIfI'I'Fj' Tlflrf- wwf' asc '1:11 ,f crgiiefts Ire-r1 wid 'ne results rprovffrz '41, lIl'ClTl TT f1'fllQ1tg'ilCQICJ beer put nt: each ore ,, ,, , , fm 'Init tall am: staring coritc-st, the l':ir1 f: 'L-ce .ed an ex- , XJ. 1-'L 3.1! u. ,,,1,i ce ent mtv: Other OD'J6O UITCCS were Stevfensons s eech, I c May Day, ind Strawberry Festival Thrtffi c1rf,urJs originated lroni the- band, These groups were Rep Band, Swing Club, and Three Ensembles, The Three Ensembles received high ratings at contest. Al in all the band feels that we have had a '.e.y succf,-sslc' and well filled year. card Rersonrel --F1ufel1Rhylls Ca'lsenDr1 :1sS'ec: 's, F Je I Sharon Folic, Col- eda Vfafters, Clarinet I- Janet Messal, Marl yn Swanson, 1'1!:1r,' Hlerzenick, Glenn Mes- sal, Jean Chrisnian, Clariret il: Carol Store, Gene Riiwncv, Gai Tacy, Bonne Johnson, Gary Ross, Judy Holzlcss, Janice Neat, Clarinet 111: Janice Carlson, Sharon Rhoades, Madelyn Calahan, Richard Bergiel, Duane McKinney, Floyd Cvarrison, Alto Clarinet: Dale Tewc1lt,Bn1ss Clarinet: Jerrold Smith, Dwight Tuclcer, Bassoon1Joy Rudisil, Alto Sax- aphone I: Richard Baldwin, Alto Saxophone II: Barbara Brown, Tenor Saxophone: Jim Ncholas, Baritone Saxophone: Vivian Mitts, Cornet I Don Lendsey, Larry Schmele, Ed Wcrzervck fiirwt Iii Charles Riflaicv, Bcb Levy, John Eslceldson, Re-te Bowers, Cornet Leroy Rui , Bill Waiters, Ra'ph Killhan, French I-Iorng Russell Canoga, Ken Swan- son, Dole Sfitt, Joan I-Ianson, Ratricia Schultz, Trombone I1 Rodney Shanlcs, John Brown- lee, Trombone II: Roland Arborgast, Douglas Taylor, Trombone III: Harvey Schmidt, Joe I 1f'l Meldon, Jerry Morrisey,Baritone1 BEII Gamberg, Rodney Croclcer, Leslie Hall, Bass Horn: John Vvilkirson, Melvin I-Iornett, Tynnpani Betty Jo I-Iildebrand, Bells: Georgianna Woods, Percussion Jim Bartram, Thomas Stevens, Larry O'Dell. Bo:-Q Row- Ch nbuig Vvooas .N 'R 'soc l'll1 W ' B.: ', ' S'c-ers C Ce . FH' R:-w L'ras':1, Scrmelv Merzn-ch, Rm 'r--1 , Bgvw-rs is-.elclsin 512-15 Iilinanf Rrutt, Morrison, Vkeaon ivIvc1c111r' Taylor Scnrn 51' Brczv-.rw-V Slmws Hull Ciorkv, G:1 be'g Fourth Row Cr1'i.1g11, Swanson, Sftt, Shultz, Tum-r S'n'h Runs MLK nnew Bergil, Pinkney, Callahan, Cor son, Qzirw, H iaebrand. 1' rd Row 'J.'f1ttf-1s Hanson Baldw n Brown, Nicholas, M tts, Tewa ' Neal, Holztuss, Ross, Johnson, TOCey, Pirwrw, AA:-'fr ill ,innnprltelc1. Simons Row Carlsen S'-A.1rn5, Falk Stone, Mc-sscxl, Chfisman, Swanson, Messal. L s' Row Rtrrfmr-s if --7' -?'w ' .: 'iii'-Q 621 A U,5fl'll VL ,. P T - f -Aff, Z ,A .- f f' fer f 4 .- ,,,.. .,... 1 . V N I .W . r ' ' 2.1. f 1 w'?wi,f,Q- . , V, W V-1 ,V 4 , wg, l ,.. . - X - : . 2 2.41934 p 'far , Es' L31 fe wire' F' ' -'f:,', S' ll D2 :z', Viv rs, DZGSCF, 'f E'E 1 'R S' N 'L I':'iC. 3f: j :flF', fLl'C1'3'SZ'l, pf1 ':'KC ' D'.'::'3 J':1f1f, 'WK rfe., Brzrvfzrr, Bram, Nu 'ff' f ef, S,'zrf,!f, Qgbfyr L 1 Vit' C' J Lau-r, Feanef. , r G' ll Bsrzp, l'l.i':r H1- ar, Srr fr, G'z.e:, Nrgvfffi, 'Q K 'fesei Ct: ,, Czmrze' Drurword, Worse- Eng' cr, Wyse, C' srr, Dc-als, Lfar, Hamm, W:-ner, Boucher, Caldwell. CAOZIA 're Le:1:: 2 'H ar 3:15 'fro' 3 afe of 'He rrosl acflfe :if 1 'fe since Vwr We galrzarwce al ear dlrecfor, Mr. L' sieffl, me ra e became arwe if tl'-e best choirs ln the ef 're neg mfg of 'he year, the alllcers were elected. . 'ref :Ve as lallawsz Presldem, Dark Brmaag Vice President, ,ee Sedsev Secrefary, Kay Ja'da , Treasurer, Bessie Gilliam. Cx azcyrpafsf rs Naecy Krrlce'ie, :af fre frrd cietemme fear cf trol' 'ecewed a sap' , C, 'lr-Q at 'lie Vfesferw Oregaf Dlsrrugf Contest he-ld in e 1 1 irzi: Tr' E 'JE fcfiff' lfji r'e',ef'e'1 ar Decerr- 're irc' fr: fer: cam, 'ro u f: 1 U rxacessvarra ffe Hafe Heard Om fl, 3, --M4 fear '2 e' f r,e'f :rg Lf' 'fe Tyr ne'e: Song Of W M V frrrvffizi Sf,-3 QW' .2 'f 'fe '.gF?,'l and Gloria lrw Exzelsls Deo. e :'3 ' '33 3 'arse' 5' D9':C f'J'C'EE 'c-grc,' 'Le fear, iacludirwg several e '21'AQ if' We E ks' C ,Q P T 1'-, ara 'fe P 'freed Eaeauef. 'Z e 35 're r ar grt C4 're fear I-'If 're Crew Tzu. The choir had leaked for- . 'r 3 'Q' seem ,eye ffe zufd 2' ze.e'zx :tree s ard were Nekarred efeff- -' Ee ff-fe ,,:e': Cf Q secpe 25 Meal' 'faflaf Hgh Siaocl cfe'rlgl+' Tlfi ,L er met nf' 1: e t':' '21 rv: 1: my zaccessl, rd ne 'cpe 'Q car' f r' Z'-Q'C,' L -5 -f ff-f-'za 57 Llllfiqfllfl 1,5 . Xff Qi :fx Quw VN.'ifThmn Cfiomr, Chfmoin, Lyon, Ccxnfngfx, fohnson, Downing, Dofson. f Qin Nvod, PNK nnef, Mmcdlf, Hmzenoorf, Blmchlcy. saffszioofxvfs, SPRING PLAY, Cf-TEAPER BY TT-TE DCZENM Eridoy evening, Morch 23, T956 sow The curToin rise on one oT The funniesf ond hoppiesf foniiiies To cross The sfoge oT Lehonon T-hgh ii' o king Time. The pfoy, HCHEAP ER BY THE DOZEN The chofocfus, The inconipoiohie dozen chiTdren of The Gifhrefh cfon. The defy of The pioy concerned The efforfs of Eofher GiTbreTh, Q world fomous ouThoriTy on rnoTion sfudy, To insfofl speed ond efficiency in his forniiy so ThoT They wilf he ohle To corry on offer he hos possed owoy. Affef rnony hilorious, ond someTimes sox: esenTs, Fofher ond his fomily come To on undersfonding ond o hoppy bolonce is snuck hefween fun ond growing up. Appeoring in The ploy were Efoine Downing, Lindo Conogo, Vivion Lyon, Rozonne Cooper, Sondro Chosfoin, Koy Weiborn, Cofio PeTerson, Fred Doison, Tfefvin Me'co'f, Roiph E. Wood, Jornes Crocker, Pon Johrson, Jim BfoTchTey, RiTey Ciofk, Normon Mc- Kinney, ond Ron Hefzendorf The performonce wos successful ond vvos enioyed ox oif, AfTe' The perTorrnonce The cost ond sfoff had o good hom dinner pony oT The honfe of Miriom Browne CT xsiu-L5-11-,,, 'Q-PY Messui Lum, T' ns Sd'--T-li-, l,'i: DusL-IT Ccincigcr, Berggren. vendor- enfor All JUNlOl2-SENIOR PLAY, YOU CAN'T TAKE lT WlTH YOU' On Fridoy evening, November l8, l955, The Combined Junior ond Senior Classes presenTed The rollicking Koufhnon and l-lorT comedy, YOU CAN'T TAKE TT WITH YOU. The ploT ill Tlae pldy coircerned The Triols ond Tribulmions ol o Toniily during The depressien yeors ire Anxericd This Tornily believes very sTrongly in The ide-o ThoT eoch ond persoii Chou d do fv'lTC1'CvCV They pleose Tor ci living or ci hobby. lr' The Cose ol The Venderlio'S, This includes i:'inTir'g, fdndy Wlllisllig, pointing, nion- uTocTuiig Tireworlcs Cl'x1l bulfeTs, dnd Toking in dry i'VCHiQC vvleo cones Qzleng. All ol 'hese Thirgs hoppen under one rooT. Also involved in The ploy Nos C1 Tender love Then1eThoT Mis Tindlly Trfuiriphor' o.er forces of Two Tomilies Trying To breolq The couple up, Appeoring in The ploy were: Cloudine Lonlqins, Pm Sninh, JdneT Messd, Corl Schniele, Ron Hetzendorf, Riley Clorlg, Dole STiTT, Vivion Lyon, Russel Conogo, Dole Eer'gg en, lorry Schrnele, PoT Bovvrnon, Norrnon McKinney, Marilyn Swonson, Joy Ne-TT, red Verren Von Dusen A unique: lr-cxluiu ol The perforinonce vvos Thc1T Two ddyf, before The opening cur 'nz rr Tre d'iecToi, Mr Rriliglw Vifocd, vvos Torced To Toke over The role ol Grordpc: Von- dorhof becoese CT the if-,eliQibiliTy oT one cf The odors Considerirg his oge, Mr, Woods perTOrnTonCe Nos Cl'CfllfCll7lQ ATTer The pldv The CCTST ond sToTT enicyed The Trodnionol horn dinner oT The honre oT Cloudine Lonlcins, 62 C 'Z Q5 JLLLVL5 Tlif: Tliffiirrfi' tl fr' f year were: President, Ray Vfoikrnrin, Vicr: llri bar-'t ir: l,r 'rjf3'cn, fffirotary, Margie lirzllcrrilln-rar,-r, Tri r1',lJii r, l'i f 'fl rr f le, SYIUC Door Editor, Carl Sclrrricple, la: lr rrrr,r:tlr tl,r3 lffrirjr , ir 1, if 1-r Nag published, . rl iflr trilcclfflf1'lrclf1','rTl' ' 4?,'1'tr1,fjrr7bQ-rg m .7 During tlir, ycar' vw- lr ff 'pr.rl Qereral ,l aetftcaiftlrrw at wlriclr I .rv ,fu T . . 11 5 l tin 1, ,Q A Col-cr: ancl chili party fur' lr it 'it ,lr- lfrrr f,ftArrrg1rn ' Brown and also an llTliC1il',,' wc , lflft at tlr lf':'r, gl lwr, M Ralph Vlfoocls. li, liurirgj tlre ycar, two lylfll-fi wyri, r,rcsur,ti,fl Tley were, 2 CliFfU7Fi? Bt Tlfk DCZFTXH' and HYGU CM-sl'T TAKE IT VVlTl-l r itlnl' RAY WURKMAN Our linal nreetirzg was tl e srmirna initiation at fi oaiicuef rr., ,i, ,,, which was held in the high school cateteria on May B, T956 Money lor' the hant was taken out ol the treasury and the rest ot the dinner' was pot luck. At this tirne the Best Thespian and acting awards and also letter awards were given. Our speaker was the well known Mr Mike Davenport. Those receiving awards were: Best Thespians, Carl Schrrirglii and Marilyn Swanson. Best Boner aword went to Rozanne Cooper, Best Actor to larry Schnwele, and Best Actress to Claudine Lankins, Honor Thespian certificates went to lcranne Gordon, Carl Schrnele, Claudine Lankins, Dale Berggren, and Riley Clark Atta,-r' the election ol officers, the meeting was adjourned, Back Row: Eskelrlson, Metcalf, Stitt, Crockf-r, Wfsitzffl, Vtfelborn, Elatrlrlr-y, Grittrtlr, Louglrrnrller, Grahom. Fourth Row- McDonald, Hrrtzefnclorl, Downinrr, Scott, Lostc-r Cliriutri-n, Pt-tg- mir, Mi-rofl tlr Rice, Jungwirth, McKinney. Third Row: Jacobs, Williams, Swanson, Snnrth, Nighrc-ngfile, Crinrrgfr Net? ge' ,ickers-f Brown, Canoga, Clark. Second Row. Fenner, Lyons, Hoeck, Ecmrorrrfs NIU, Gorclmr- .'ar'Diif. r-'i Dztsen Ecvnczrt :'ont Row: Sznrnele, Berggren, Vlorknrar, Srl-n-r-lrv Rrzttensoerqtf' Brfrvwi 3:1 lx. ' ' ' ' I K' I 2 UW i eagvw ozfmci Under the ver ccipahle lcadershiq of Mr. Wells, the Y . l V year T955-56 has been xery lLXNC1l'flrlTQ. The officers of the Eoys' League who were lrlefteri last ve'-ar and served through this ear are Ken Place, President, Jack Gatchell, Vice Presi- Y dent, Don Allen, Secretary, and Gary Yates, Treasurer. fa Financally we have done xery well this year. We sold ' at several athletic events to make mone and ver little Y Y n.oney was spent during the year. Thrs we left our treasury in a little better shape than we feund it. Nui. Some school problems were brought up at the meetings during the year. The most important ef which was the boy' girl conduct in the halls. It had been discussed by the teach- ers and Mr. VVells said this conduct must improve. At one meeting during the year we had representatives KEN PLACE from four of the different branches of the Armed Forces. They president were the Air Force, the Navy, the Marines, and the National Guard. A short talk was given by each which proved to be very interesting. At the end of the talks there was a question period in which many in- teresting questions were answered about our military obligation and how to fulfill it. We feel that the year was very profitable and we hope that in the years to come it will continue to be successful. Allen, Yates, Place, Gatchell. in 'I---H Vik l' fxqg 9 I ful 5 -gi ' ' lg ' ro' cf . - f- I .H '54 lilly. , f Y -.5 I, . 4 I - 1 ...yu Lf., L ir, PJ. b, ,1f ' Cfik'iA,, Biiifcisxit, Henaerson, Beichman, Gibson. Swami Row l.c-zittmrman, Storey, Gatcheli, Dodson, Cobat. Fioiit Row Diercoff, Piace, Miller, Christmari. EPZ gud! . The purpose of this organization is to maintain the fire 1,-riuipment in the building and to learn how to use it effec- tlyely in case of fire. Each member is instructed in the proper care and use of the equipment and assigned certain duties on his particular station in the building. A fund raising activity was undertaken before school started. Our organization sold programs and refreshments for the Astoria football game and sponsored a sock dance in the gym immediately following the game. The annuol field trip to the coast on May Q6-Q7 was enjoyed by all of the fifteen boys who went, KK' Advisor to the club is Mr, Darhany who also plans the fire drills, The Valley Fire Controi Eauipmenf Company of Albany demonstrated the use and discharging of fire extinguishers at a special meeting in January, At this demonstration, the members were actually allowed to fully discharge several KEN PLACE Five Chief types of extinguishers. The old members returning next year will be Terry Blanchat, Gary Storey, Larry Coakley, Bob Christman, Bennie Henderson, Jack Gatchell, Roger Leatherman, Don Allen, and Bud Miller. The boys elected to replace this year's graduating seniors are Kent Wells, Terry Lowry, Paul Brown, Gary Yates, Ed Dodson, Harry Coolidge, and Jim Anderson. Officers for this year were: Ken Place, Chief, Dave Diercoff, Assistant Chief, and Bud Miller, Secretarylreasurer. 65 x , ,s dsl QL. i A i i A55 if-4' 4 1 R9',ffZ'3Z3'r3' sf www? was CL Es., C' 6 i5 Nur f 1 Ar I Back Row: Chsholrn, VVertzel, Gloves, Fourth Row: Jczobs, Dans, VX'ins'ed, Rattc-iisbewger, McDonald, Gi ll, Gritlith, Farmer, Muller. Third Pow: Turner, Cav, Coolx, Taylor, Morris, Stout, Pi-LL, Downing. Second Row: OBrien, Niahtengale, Ruaisil, Swanson, Lyons, Daily. Front Row: Smith, Lfiison, Britton, Co'lins, Anderson. .El . The Future Business Leaders ot America started the school year under the leadership ot the following ollicers: President, Dee Collins, Vice President, Merry Larson, Secre' tary, Pat Smithg Treasurer, Loretta Nokonskyg Reporter, La- Donna Anderson. The advisor is Miss Piluso. The highlight of the year was the sponsorship ol the annual ldcmezemirg in December et L.U.l'l S, graduates and tormer students. Also on the agenda were gifttogetlii'-is vvith other schools, a tield trip to Portland, and a lornial initiation in lanuary. Marjorie Chisho'm, Jackie Daily, Saitflra Fgiimfi, Merry Q I Larson, -hEr.ey Peck, and Jerri Vvirsted atteitced 'lie State Convention in April at Cregon State College where they T . . , . . DEE COLLINS ook port in the various activities. P,'Q5,de,tf ihree members are planning to attend the National Con- vention at Washington D, C, in lure Installation, which fvas held at the beginning of the vcar, turned cut to be quite successful. Each deservirg girl received their pin and membership card. Senator Warreit Gill spoke to the group and Jerrianne Vtfinsted sang o solo. Our booth for the ASB. Carnival was decorated in pink and black with fish dress- ed as businessmen and women. Everyone worked very hard ar'd vve vvere very pleased with the results. 66 'MI S EQ e' 1 ff x., PE CCM ,UJUE PSVW pw- vc1lMs nm Februory, EAA v' I iv- f r Cc: is o no? orc! orgor. ' N 1 - 'ff 's HCfw'c-rroklmg. f'Af'wT'-' 'f' i 'mgomd o progmrom of - Ns' gf' wr ni loco! purposes of ZQT1' rm of vt :'f'ff:' fit , . ' w,f relotiomship, f ' nj? KfJ,!','1 fum' 71 ff'Cf'NL ' '11 ' wo bfoodcosf ffzwffw V. 747:41 '1' ' sf Teodwers We Pug? 'did ' L W, f' f H Yrs:Tfp'r'f:ffD'f1' gf N ' ' . , ffl sponsored TU f Vfjfl' 1,'f1?,',,' A frw fmyzff' Y ' C S Q spoke fm dur my 'gem Q. Mum' F?f1j,P: Svoggf Showed pwdures M s f' F, 741 Wm- For Eos? Mguny rmzlmg pclyafds PM-'p fwrczrce Y Wee: o'gorwZo1uorw Ilf'N.Nf1!,:S sodi cs We bow' time baking comesf, Two nidegotes were sem To the state comvemiom of Cor' Offwcers for The yeor' were os follows: President, S!wNey Nikon, Vice President, Bernice Lebohn, Secretory, Morlym DOVHWPCXJQ Trc.osme , Koy Wwlbom, Reporter, Koren Wimnieg Hisforion, loom Schmidt. Bcxzk Row Hfxyws, Huw-H Sghmadv, Lunch-r, Hoffrmm, Gowey, ONSTKICI, Second Pow. Douglas, HUN, Snyriw, Amoclrson, CoWbef1sor'v, Schede, fy: mv Row Sem-,, D1-Vmvvy, Lnfbcmbvv, VVwYs:m, VVeHJoru, Wwwns-, Cummms, Cuibertson, Nixon. f-nun-an-f l ,1Z4fn'Qf1.bfy v XNN M , I Q 5 lfLflfU Q M7585 The purpose ot this flih is you hoconrr- aware ol the oppoituniticis in itursirsa fini: N fllii .atv thu qualities oi Cl , A good nurse, fbi. - N Q Y We have had several ineetiras with speakers vvho pre- ,4 sented dilierent phases ct nufiirig cci ee's, 5 Again this year We carried out the 'Nurses Aid proiect at r im 1 the hospital, This year classes were lieirl nionthly for those girls working at the hospital. I !:- A ' ,Ni Jointly vvith GAA. vve sold at a hiislefhcil' Qflrne and fly . had a sock-dance after the garnv- ' 13? On February 25, several ot tl-e aids went to Sacred ii y 'E Heart General Hospital in Eugore. The t'iiD Nas hath inter- cstiirg and educational, A L3 The T955-56 School year was a very successful ycar tor SUSAN HERRON PNC. under the leadership ot Mrs, Jean Smith, our advisor, Prgygtdgm Susan Herron, President, Marilyn Hoesing, Vice President, and Jeanne Gordon, Secretary-Treasurer, Back Row: Montgomery, McDonald, Huston Sp ln'a'f, Srlwnctt, Boucher, Bwwn, Hull, Third Row: Joris, Chisholrv, VVrlh,1'vf VV 'fm-Q Fr -sr-n Diwst, K Second Row: Fields, Hanson, O'l-tern, Lacer, Gufderson Front Row: Gordon, Herron, Hoe-sing. Lfirl. Row- Croxton, Schultz, Cole, Allison, Larson, Rudisil Mcliiriny, Hs-tzfinrlort, Brown, Carlson, Darby, Wiiillr l, lhncl Row Swanson, Glaus, Gaodricle, Merzenich, Sens, Weitzel, McGuire, Falk, Vxlallcer, l la',den, Snyder. Si-rfznrl Row. Pinkney, Mayer, Campbell, Brown 'Wallace Workman. Primrose. linitt Rim. Ciwlflwf-ll, Groves, Moore, Bowman, Callahan, McNamar SU. A This year the FTA. began to tunction as a state-wide organization. The L.U.l-l.S. club received its charter and boasts a larger membership than that ot preceding years. 'qi' ln addition to visitations at the grade schools the group has had noon and evening meetings. A candle-light initiation was held December 7 at Mardee Groves' home. The speak- ers were Mr. William Thomas, chairman ot the school board, and Mr. George Henderson, assistant superintendent ot schools, tor whom the Lebanon chapter is named. The offi- Vice President, Pat Bowman, Secretary, and han, Treasurer. Another evening meeting was held at home. The program ot the evening was the iam's pictures from England. BETTY MOORE The Lebanon chabter ol FT!-X. sent two President cers tor the year are: Betty Moore, President, Mardee Groves, Madelyn Calla- Miriarn l5rown's showing ot Mir' otticers and an- other member as well as both our advisors, Miss Marry Mac- Lean ard Mrs. Ellen Wilshire to the state meet held in Corvallis, February TO-l l. More evening meetings were planned tor this year as well as the regular obser- vation and aid to the grade school teachers. 09 Sl an RS: we Kali 1553 Q M ev if VW as ' 5 f 'IR I . x T, Y x 4 Z l1ff1r14f1f ,0l4nc'L' , I 1 fllfi. Iwwlx 4, f'V 'Vw .4 g ,f Qffxw, :wi uw f ,y H , wx, ,M fpwyfy ,.I ,W Y ,, ,,,,,, 3 ,,,,,x r s,,,,,,,,,. af, , ,M I -v, 1,5 f 'f'w1 Uf1V2,,fj'1ff1 Nw ' ,,.,,. ' . 1 ,., . , , Ur: ff - ff. 'f ' ' !' 'Mr' 1 f ' ,:,. 4 'y f , LV' -f ' 1 ,,. IM! ,,. ef V, www rf 1 f 'pig .. f , 'f , , . 1 ,, ., fm. rf f ,., H fi. ,1.,: gif I , ,I , ' fljl' 1 1 , f, .2 f mf ,,,., , , , lf W ' ui H1 If f lww IHJJI Wm! In 4 VN-J vw, ry, 1 I'T! .'. fn If if v 1 v .V!.,,r r f f 1 f, f Q- 'e ,f.,,', ,f'e f , ,,,,,-.,,l,,,. wr, fffi f 4 Amr li:-X -1,4 AM 111 fp, 9. n. . nu ff,.,, f 1 r,,..f1 ,. ,vl ,, ,fur .ff-, VA. U UN5, ,,,. ,f 1 . - 4' ,Jw 5 ,1 'jn,.,,f lf rf . 1 1 , ll . ,. ,,,, , f- f , ,,j,.' ,',4f,Z V4-M! ,j,: v v iffy, If .1 V 1 wr Yr ..' v : f' 'f4'lf 4 , A' 'f,if'!,,, rr,-'fb'-1 is ,a,, ,,'v,. . r .A -gf 1 If ' , , , .,, .f L., V wff '.' ll Z-Ogghl The iournalisnt class, through which The Lebanon l-ii-Light is produced, has had o very bcsy and successful year. Fifteen regular issues of the bifweekly school newspaper have been published. Material for these issues, written by the iourisaiisni sfudents, was sent to Van's Print Shop for printing. fn extra issue was printed by the class on the school's printing press. The type was set by various members of the class. Play programs were also printed, basketball programs were printed and sold by iournalisrn students thicugliout the season. Two staffs worked on this year's paper. The first semester staff was: Co-Editors, George Neayoll and Janice Carlson, Associate Editor, Barbara Brown, Managing Editc-, Kenny Place, Feature Editor, Sharon Fields, Sports Editor, Bob Pattinson, Advertising Manager, Betty Grugettf and Exchange Editors, Donna Boyd, Rosalie Butters, and Bar- bara DeVinny, The staff for the second semester was: Co-Editors, George Neavoll and Kenny Place, Managing Editor, Barbara Brown, Associate Editor, Sharon Fields, Feature Edi- tor, Sharon Falk, Sports Editor, Carl Schmele, Exchange Editors, Yvonne Seifert and Betty Rieke, Cartoonist, Mike Royer, and Business Managers, Janice Carlson and Bill McMullen. The reporters were: Sharon Blackburn, Twyla Cone, Shirley Crace, Nina Edmonds, Tony Hayden, Joanne Pedro, and Myrna Vorderstrasse. The advisor was Dale Reynolds. Back Row: McMullen, Neavoll, Schmele. Third Row: Pedro, Grugett, Boyd, Butters, DeVinny, Place, Carlson, Fields. Second Row: Brown, Croce, Vorderstrasse, Falk, Reike, Seifert, Front Rowg Cone, Blackburn, Hayden, Edmonds. -nqg -, 6 J L 3' Farm 'gi iiiflcgitl f K .SA til' B19 Pav. Sz' f. :t,, tt':,':f-n, Pinks, 'f.'el's, Dercoff, 'vNo'k'nan, Ross, I-inaersor, Hayden. ln tri Row I-Hfrrrsziii, b' inrhrit, Yfrtf-s, Milli-r, Balctmn, Mayer, Morgan, Criristman, Sw 'ft Huw lf ici-ri-, lf-rithr-rmrtn, Hz,-liderson, Gatchell, Cooldgfr, Mectiulg, Nichrplagt V 'P' Rffv PW J'-nw it Storey, Burgess, Britton, Bachrnan. . L Q Hi-Y, which is one of the oldest and most active clubs in the school, is comprised of 35 members representing the soph- 'im ' omore, junior, and senior classes. Ft the end of each year enough new members are initiated to fill the places left by the . graduating seniors. The club had a very successful year under the advisor- ship of Mr. Wiper, who was assisted by Mr. Hodson. The of- . I ficers for this past year were: President, Jerry Burgess, Vice ,J 5 President, Gary Storey, Secretary, Dick Britton, Treasurer, X S Kermit Jenseng and representatives to the District Council, Q Charles Bachman and Mike McCracken, l-lifY, which is a club devoted to service, gave food bos- kets to several needy families at Christmas, supplied the large Christmas tree for the school, and collected money at one of IPM EURGESS the wrestling matches for 'he March of Dimes. p,L.5f4,.,,, Activities in which the club part cipated were: selling at a basketball game and sponsoring a dance afterward, hav- irg ci movie that started during the noon hour and ran for part of the afternoon, diss cussion of bcvrgirl relations with the Tri-Y and having the annual movie at the end of school. i-lifYfs pcrpose is best expressed by its motto, To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, a high standard of Christian character. 'ci fu -. -. f 'i if l r , 2 Y-'Q7 4 as '6 iiri- Raw fn' snxin Hi'-.ln C i :Bam Mr-ssc: rncmizir' ix si-.. 'ta Ron .x sin Sn' ti' N .1 -init Ruvv Birwwn hiciyiti-n VV fx Mli?lAM BROWN President much. PT A and lions Club, ii 13 QV 9 - its-v tux' Atl.-it lvicfiiickeri, Hein, lager, ' .kw . -U-rr .Xi-lla l. ww. Place-, Kcifod nw-nag : i- wi, Ackifirt, hiefziger, Montgomery. ill:-l, Riiifiinslwi-i rim JH? of the international Relations lecigce has had ci .ery successful year. The newly elected officers for this year were: President, lyliriam Brown, Secretary'Treasurer, Nancy Weitzel, Histor, ian, Mike McCracken. To begin our busy year we held a cooked food sale in front of the Gem Theater. During the year we sponsored noon rlcihcvs held in the gym V-fe held two cider saueezes where we made cider and sold it at the football games This get-together was not only a money nraking idea, but alsa proved to be fun. During the year tlc- li?L. Newspcipiir was published. This paper hilighted to each member, Throughout the panels at different Under the able the activities ef the club and was given year several of our members served on organizations. Two of which were the guidance of our advisor, Mr. Earl Gerfen, A' f: ntc:e'ii'g at the beginning of the year, Miriam Brown spoke to the group about r-ry tr iv 'C Erglacd and showed slides. Also, Mr Gabbart, a Master Engravers employee, showed slides from his trip around the world. The group enjoyed both speakers very A cheery Christnsas greeting was sent to all members, parents, and businessmen of the town. This card was made by Toni Wilson and Betty Kofoid. Panel discussions were held on South Africa in the latter part of the year. This was the topic chosen to be discussed at the I.R.L. State Conference held in Eugene, Ore' gan, during March. Delegates attending this conference were Don Allen, Barbara Brown, Miriam Brown, Mike McCracken, Judy Montgomery, Mary Nofziger, Betty islightengale, Nancy Weitzel, and Kent Wells, Pins were awarded to all deserving members Mothers and fathers of the members were invited to attend a picnic held in Mr. G-erfen's back yard. This was the last meeting of the year and concluded our activities for the school year. 74 5.14171 I7 C245 1 3'f I 1' 'J' rrrft i,JCCG'F'f ff: -- ' 'M' 'fFf'1 V Fpwf W uf :Mb s cw I1 'N , 2 ' ' 1 f V' V ' ' 1 CUJSQ P acfgmv 'lk W mf: fw,rL 'r- f 1 1-mth dmy, Fm IU' f J M bf, 'ecow l ' 1 1 1 '- 1 ,iq . VX' fff WN! 7'f'77 ' ':.1:'f1Q63 of O 2 ' F' 1' W ' vw' vw .- Tw-r ,u,f mv wwf- wi ' . .s ,,. . iq U, ' 'Q I ulfgr' 1 z' 'Ax' U10 fwfh rx! Q :J QI f' Q CU,-G Of x 3,. fflfflf + 1.1 :willy A ', L I vcfd A X 'wr rf-f 'f-r.: L- LQ V ',, , ,-Lf -., 'N 1, -., .1 j .,, . , fp, sg nf: i f, W, f. ,,,,.,,.! .LW ,Db .f,N,f ,,. ,. 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Wafionaf Jgonor Cggciefg The Santiam Chapter of the National Honor Society be- gan the school year by tapping its new members: Mode-lyn Callahan, Larry Schmele, Judy Haseman, Patricia Bowman, Douglas Collinson, Virginia Duering, Linda Durst, John Es- keldson, Bonnie Johnson, Terry Lowry, Jack Malick, Glenn Messal, Judy Mitchell, Judy Morin, Charles Pinkney, James Phillips, Dalton Plunkett, Bernice Smith, Kent Wells, Jean Wil- cox, and Betty Williams. The olticers are: President, Miriam Brown, Vice President, David Diercoil, Secretary, Jackie Daily, Treasurer, Pat Smith, Student Council Qepresehtatiye, Kay Pierce, Chairman ot Vending Machine, Judy Carlson, The advisors are Miss Piluso and Mr, Wiper, The activities tor the year included a formal initiation MWAM BROWN in November, selling at games, tilling candy machines, or- Pi-esiriem ranging a get-together with Honor Society members from Al- bany, Corvallis, and Sweet Home High Schools, and spon- soring the Upper Ten Per Cent Dessert tor the graduating seniors at which the parents were also invited. In December the group held a Homecoming Smorgasbord for all former Honor Society graduates of Lebanon High. New members will be tapped next fall, 77 may 1 'XKy Back Row: Mrs. Burgess Mul-' XA 'rs'cSl Qa 't,w, S vi'r Miller, Hula, Carlson, Coughrrm, Bunch. l Secarid Row Cdiiipbpfli, Cnisrxalir, Huslctii, VM- 'zvl Yami' iftiiii,-.i-, Bravwi, full-his, Moors' lucsrr, Brown :row Row Raifc-eisbeigu l-luigri, Siiiiih. Own if 5 Each year Semior arid Junior girls work in The office and guidance center, assisi- irig The admiriisirafion, The main duties of The office girls areg to piclc up abserif slips, answer The Telephone and be ol asssifahce io Mr. Page, Mr. Dodds, and The school Sec- rerary, Mrs. Burgess. The girls also do filing arid the lirrle odd iobs That seem to pile up. The duties of the guidance center girls are To answer the telephone, assist The school nurse and be used as errarid girls, 78 Q1 Lflfeerd The pcilf-tw r , N 'li ri nienihership ol more than 30 We Y rznrl iindffi that iz 'wtf' xl lf. muff,-fly Burlcholclor C13 udylsor, fy ,gh ' licis f,-'jiyefcl ci iuccmg , y '1' 1 ' ff .i-'nl r,'zir-cts, it 11-'two-' .yith dues ond money iwfiflf' l' ', llf'lllliQl1l in fllzfri lfwi 'mill gonie, olso from 'le 'fir at 'noccterpi Cllr f' :gi node by Art ll stu' '75 rlcfntf, 5 fx irscilislic oil pniiiliig 'il2QfJKcD i?lJ'El?,'l by Arthur l xv, 7 Selonrlei' ol Oswego, Crfgcn, rloitotfrz to lrep poy lor re- V5.-Ty j rlecmrztii qi tlif- Oicgofr Sw i-Q, wt Ptffi ch.: house on solo N-ff Lit ci tnnth rf i's octixi t.'QiliJfi-, Nos lfnght lo' 'l:c- gchgol, XA' ffm f:.'.:1 f fzsieiiityy fqiiCoq'1:3c i'c:'o' Qlh? :Ne pre- ' -wr ti,-fl tr Wig: -ing y ung wt sts hy the cluh. Tile los' swords 551- -.... .nert to '.'if- Q, lorsof flmfl Rosalie Fil lor .work on the dr- NHT, ,, , J My U WMF wrt: ixiincy liiinlie tor flu-signing the Junior Prontp Judy Corl- i son lor fv'llllTll'Q the scltolostic oword gold keyg Shirley Smith, Doreen Lowe, Judy Morse, ond Jock Molick tor work ol merit, 'inzl Jock 1'. c1swyfoi'stc1ge design ond untiring work oi' it These gilts consisted of wotef coor pcicrs, excellent brushes, oil pointing poper, woter color ond oil pointing sets, They have encouraged good ortists to hecorne better, Every yeor the prize winning design tor the Moy Queen s stond is produced through the enthusiastic pctience ol the poletteefs Club who orrile cz? Cl chilly 4 om. ond work until ten. The club otticers ore: Noncy Kirklic-, Presicrentg Lee Evons, Vice President, Suson Herron, Recording Secretory, Borlvriini l7i:Vinney, Corresponding Secretory, Betty Moore, Treosurer, Nancy 'VVeitzel, Duhlicity, ciitd Bert Tong ond Tyler Cone, Cornero. Sack Row Wnllborg, Hoeck, l-lcstsn, Groms, Vlfn 51-Ll, Cr srolnt, R::'i--tsmrfgge-', Nofziger, Larson Massey, Tyner. :ourth Row Trxylor,Ai'c1v'soi',liJ.:,'f-- P' ff- C 'fr lil '11 M1 I she , h'f'iL', Fi-woe' Olson Tr rd Row- Tr':n'oso'i f,,l::1 4 fiicz- s ' QQ .Moss Goss P1-1r's: Omit , Rouns'-f.lle, Royer. ZGICPU RCA lfxfilu-' Ci' su . S T 'r fi' .fr fr' HCL- zurth, CQQWUU, Morse. T'C'o' Rinw F. :nf .'.- 'K-l .,' A Li ,, l-if Q..-5 -LL tv .A-4' K Rs.-. Rzzllely, Campbell Csugfnzi' Sv 's l r' AEM R444 ,-'- xr--'ge' Moore, Miller, .ernon Preston, Canoga N Rong Gwgef' ,anhsan Mrk nm-A, D391 , iz, :r v' VN- E w'N , fvgllrzm, McMullen, Powell, Swanson, Row: Pearl Cadre-r Tri s 'lug'-irwqv Cll-,el': :1 Pit -is n :gr t1 'r ' C 1 'ce in Dliic :sad r Plcvliefi u tn Raw: VN 'i was Kw'zs-- Us s' S 'nc as la' ei Ri ey Guin X . Ni:3'r'v'g3cile Sznn' ::', Scrnf-w Ste-.ahn Mane Lick-satd Ca-K l.'.r ex Cane Blvickburn Smith. 1 Qawg 51 C' :1'a: V-s: t-:spa r- V-rg If- ner, I-iikps 5i:'n '3n, Miher, Hagien H:: 5n CJ'i:i7'i Cf: a Q he ca :lox-V. B .mg Q ' Ewggrex E,i'v'g:r', xanDLsen, Wgikrwir Brfton, Neafoll, ' R:vv- S: ' :sbs liraersan Sears Swan anus Wien, Gcrderson Grttlfru 55.5- vw, HL, y ig? qv C , -p lf 23 '. RAY VVCQKMAN Dwsiaen' fyfioenix The Phoenix Club has been rather inactive this year, It has faced the problem many class clubs have faced, that of tvtding a common purpose tor the club to follow. Bern out at the activities of the Leadership class, Phoen- ix p ans nex' year to 'ry fc s'afT a Service Club for the high school. Menfbers of this club would be made up of Leader- ship Class stcdents, past and preset , and they would serve as clean-up crews to' bali games, dances, and proms, and assemblies and parties. It is hoped that an award of an emblem can be arrang- ed tor 'he students who earn enough points. One activity the club did participate in this year was the investigation of the possibility at having party politics in stu- dent body elections. This was brought up in student council under the leadership at Phoenix Club President Ray Work- man. 80 CLQVLCQ bt! 7 C! The year ol i955-l956 has been very actin- for the Science Club, Under the able guidance of our advisors, Mr. Spillrnan and Mrs Lal?c,we, our club has really accom- plished a lot. At the beginning of the year we elected our officers. These were: President, Judy Gunderson, Vice President, Richard Nixon, Secretary, B ll Luaar, Treasurer, Carol Stone, and Representative, Carol Edgnton. The main proiect for this year was the Science Farr. Thrg yggr Lebgngn was very honored to be chosen as the location for this year's fair, Many students spent long, hard hours to make the fair a great success, Due to the cooperation and helptulness of everyone, the fair was quite elaborate. Each individual entry was given special con- sideration. There were rnany students who were not a part ol the Science Club that helped us. Next year we hope we have more entries from Lebanon High. We hope to raise funds tor a trip to Eastern Oregon or the coast the last part of school. Back Row: Graham, Lowry, Powell, Lulfer, Whitten, Redmond, Second Row: Cleveland, Hetzendorl, Downing, Pearl, Wilson, Place. Front Row: Gunderson, Stone, Edgrrtan, X 7 l L' TheLeixii1onChQipfi: oi 'hu iii Y Chiisfinin Youih oigunf 'H izoiion is open for n'Qn'iwi'shgv To i ii iunicr ond seniof giris. Ai the Ms? ini Ming, oiiio--is wine ulircieci for This yeoi' They were us fgilovxsz i3r'i-miiivisi, Toni Xffiison, Vice President, A-.rdee NNQN-f, S'4'iiL1Vi, J. X, N Ti--ii uigi, Kciy Jordon, f, ond Qilififlxlfiii, Sony Muni: ' ' Civ ' '--' ' ,xii 'K' sf' ii: 'ch-s from home ' ei sinoo J 5' Hii hfyfi ni fiirnif in New n'h:i' Linn! ll ioini K Xu! i '-Qiri 'OIKITNCPS in h',iiCiW, N i i i V , J, orhe-' poems Conipietco This yew ly ihif iii Y were 'if-'77 ' V 'oficn Ccircls To c,iiTsTCii'ciii'g ciiizfiif in this Oicifwsg the CL:iUe,,-rio oiil Chr s'ns1is iw wi 'Ci7j,', Ciiciving ihe iiophiies onci trophy guise, CW .'.v,LSC.X, s-.-'mi'-qi K,--si agcilxiiges over' Semi, Woking money for the pvyfgm- 'iw ffhfoi cofniycii, ond the senior fofcweif ieniony, hs yi-:ir hilfi oo iiie-nfiefs I3 of .-.isicix i-mn-'fi pins oi goomis. Junior giris vv r for The pins ond senior giris work fo' The QL1ClidS. Pins mind giiords ore eorned by p yi Q dues, which were Twen'y'iiye Cci-nfs, pci'iiqi5,ciIinQ in pi-i fem of fhe proiecis, Jn going io 90 per cenf of The meetings. The Tri-Y owes much of its success To The fine guicionce oi its cidyisoi, Miss Schihz, B is R w- Cuiiohczv Cniom-ii, Mciyi-f, Homzn, Vyf-:izi-' RfzWf'f.i ii-' ' .i , V. ive-ci Co'iins, Chishoirn. fin ow: .':'de's usse, Swim, I-ncwsih, f'-wi -'son ., fc' 'J '-- M46 ' Mei. U wg Croce, Liner, Smith, Niqhfohqriifa, Tiiinef, Fran, Gr'4'h, Hi-irc: fcond Row Cone, lrimoncis, Jfimif-son, Gordon, Giiii, Adkin' Dfiiiy. nr N: Groves, Neff, iflebef, Wiiscvw, Jofrzfzv Moon- ,K is ag 1:1 51: ll, Sl . 1- ' -fr , 1' TTT-T, G' flitli, Huston, Alley, Jamieson, Groves, Rhoades, Cfilolvvell, Hoeck, Cone Ecfrnonas, ivnr: ff QM tnf 'Of', Dcnmyer, Gilmore, Brown, Jordan, Moore, Brown, Olson 'Weber 'Neifzel Winsted, Qwffifnslii-rqvr, Collins, fau rw Flow- C'oxTon, Cook, Hanson, Mitchell, Pulliam, Durst, Edgrnon, Gl'i:m-, Parker VValker, Hayden, 'c 'N--' N':,4'r, Thrid Row: Cox, Lokken, Smith, Lott, Blackburn, Kietzke, Johnson, lvorf, V' for K nririr, Yolnowsky, Durst. Sf'f'O '1 Raw G'ons, Dwily, Campbell, Chisholm, Cornber, Coughran Von' Row: Da.is, AdkAVTS, Daily, Grill, Smith. arrioreffed The Pep Club's main purpose is To foster school spirit and To encourage a high standard of sportsmanship in our rela- tion with other schools. The club is The backbone of the stu- dent body cheering section and The members attend all The football and basketball garves at home, This year more sup- port has been given to wrestling, baseball, aria Track We didn? bring home The yell Trophy This year but vve inf WL.. .Tw Qld. brought home something im' as gocfl T Mgr ,- , , of Lebanon High School back, We hope it is here To sfay, This years officers were Dee Cflpllill , Presiaen' Jackie 'TI' Dai y and Marcia Davis, Co-Vice FresiaenTs, Wilma Huston, Lela Jackson, the Secretary, Ardefh Weber, Treosuerp Mrs, clubs advisor. IQ DEE CAMPBELL Pi. oclent Again the club's membership has enlarged To Try and keep pace with The increase of students. The club bought new and larger emblems This year. The club's money making projects This year were selling games and dances. Much to our regret our advisor will not be with us next vear. We certainly vvish To Thark Mrs, Jackson for all her fine co-operation and supervision in our club. at football and basketball E3 7 Q7 'S' V Pl PXFFENSBEP Quail tpt, -v-S' 1 A.--W L S IR' P r Following the orientation actlvltles of the mor r rg of May 4 1956 he guest eughth graders and hrgh chool students assembled ID the gymnasrum forthe annual crowntng of the May Queer Mrss Marge Raffensberger was then crowned Queen of the May by Student Body Presudent Duck Whtte Her court Included Maud of Honor .lerrnanne Vvtnsted Prmcesses Mtrtam Brown Marlorle Chls ho nt Wt ma Huston Janet Smlth and Nancy Wert zcl The princesses were dressed IO pastel blue bal ta g fvns whtle the mand of honor wore a deeper l rlrc s of stmrlar design The Queen s floor length to mal was of whute argandy topped off wuth the tradtttonal red velvet robe trimmed tn white fur The male entourage of the court dressed I0 navy blue sports coats and gray flannel slacks were Bob Pdkrns Tvler Cone Dtck Brttton Bob Pattmson and Roger Vxfald Bearing the Queens c own was S en Johnson The robe bearers were Paul Brown nt l Dalton Johnson De te cvver a s were oat Cen and San r fx Q een s prcc amatron e g the Legmntrg of the Nav Day festrvmes Eachn an acted as Master of Ceremontes Follcwtng the cororatlcn ceremonles the fresh cass nresented theur annual class assembly s t dents we e then excused to attend the track meet ft Newport Fteld or the baseball game at Green CS l The day was clrmaxed bv a cotton and cords da ce held at the Elks Ten ple honorvng the May Court and the Elks 'Student Clty Officials MARJOFUE Ct-' S'-l Pr nccss HlRlAtf BRO 'VN VC 9 Nl W--4 Q2 NANCY WEITZEL Prtncess N l f'i 3 l5:i.k Raw Merhczls, Hardell, Dodson, Vorderstrosse, Lindsay, Miller. lliirrl Row: Roberts, Kauffman, Folsom, Earhart, Graham, Wells, Culbertson, Miller, Brown. Sirrinrl Row' Helberg, Cobat, Allen, Leatherman, Gatchell, Bishop, Cabot, Nicholas, Parrish, Kane. Front Raw Richey, Gibson, Adkins, Snyder, VVold, White, Place, Crocker, Griffith. ,AH,SQlfl,6l6! j00tA6l!- Evan Richey started his first year as head coach at Lebanon last fall and took over one of the hardest tasks he has ever attempted in forming a winning football team, He started the season with a large maiority of his varsity aspirants being inexperienced. Of the boys who turned out for football, only eight of them were seniors, and of the seniors, only four were experienced Iettermen. The returning lettermen were co-captains Roger Wold and Dick White, who played the halfback spots throughout the season. Line lettermen Charles Bachman and Bob Adkins were the other two monogram winners who played tackle and end positions re- spectively. First year seniors to play varsity were Ralph Gibson, quarterback, Rod Crocker, center, Ken Place, fullback, and Don Snyder, end. Both the varsity and the junior varsity teams had to be formed from the small num- ber of players who remained out for the muddy sport. Because of iniuries and guitters, everyone except the freshmen dressed down for the games to make a full team. When Lebanon played North Salem, for example, the Warriors' total strength consisted of 26 players. Although Lebanon lost all of its eight games, the coaches feel that the experience gained by the underclassmen was very rewarding. Outstanding performances were made throughout the season by Dick White on quickie offensive plays, by Rodger Wold with his brick wall defense, and by junior holfback, Roger Leatherman, with his fine job of punting. More successful seasons are expected for the Warriors under the new building program of Coach Richey. Good luck, boys, and keep coming out for practice, win or lose. 87 41 . pl gs 41 ,.,f ,V M' I M--'4 y -If ,.-., Q K ' -.. ,f X Bark Raw, Ddsarv, Grfifh MNH-r AH--yw Cnzwv Gnfmrr MwHor, Earhart, Kuuffvmm, Mc-chais. Svconci Raw: Lwndse-,', Horde-1, Cohan, Vwmvvn, MAIN, Canay, Mriler, Fran? Row: fader, Nwen, Nwdvolfzs. Wfewls, ES'0wn, Leatherman, Bwsnap, Gvuhuny Tuckf-r. szmsgmz ilgafraf QM jwfiaf Back Row: Parrish, Wilkinson, Barnes, Long, James, Pamnson, Wrlson, Grugqf-YT. Swami Row: VVald, Scott, Dcwss, Morgan, Maddox, Massey, Garrison. Frfgvwv Row- Cass, Taylor, Niven, Cllblflhflh, Hnldebrand, .sa , Q 'll qv X 9 - vw- ,1 ' ,W gr f 5 N.. 'v. ..-..... I wr., .-r fvnfhd z ' 4' o -5- A -.fl . I ,- 25.16 . ia ii-5 1 - M.- , K .Q x, - fx W. - 1- ' i if ' Q ' rn' x I vs. 1 I 4 ..,,, 4 ' 41 Mk R fw- Benmfv, S'-,ma Ph,VMpf,, MMM Bprmuf-rv BurQwel,MeLhU1s, 1 6Z?,7f3,5AefAaff QM E,5Aef4Jf ffvm Pow. Mc,1,fff, Yfzff-f., Lf-fxvhf-frwfzvv, Bwsltop, Acinrvs, Grohorv, Prummsmg. BHQLRQw,R9be'Tson,Hc1?'f1fc: Shwvf Vvixov' ,umvs 5 vscr' MC':um r x B 9 Q Fran! ROW: Dovws LDVC1 Tc:-for 'Xl ,r-ff C Defi, CMN, H 'Q19b :rd Qfwui 'N 1 VP . Q ,, tf .- ' 1 ws-:Q f 5 - 'I ku 555 x 4 ' 1 r ! '2 QI' 3 11 D i I I 4 1 fi, J f P f .3615 ev QQ F X 1, Y . ,. QM' 9 rw x' f .,. x BA i Me 06. 'QA 1'1A1 wif' sf' wk 1:1 M , , fy I ' 'E X 2 x . ' f X I A V 1 ', f KXQX 1 xx 1 . .f Q Hifi 4 ,. X Y Y kv T7 2 5 f M ' -vw if . 65.153 imckm X aut mn Vw QN fwfibx A-f Aff' N 3 9 Ona Xe X YWM 1 1 wk . .x I K 2 S. A bpsodpnl B , L13 WW M ,fb X02 1 Q 'lb Q, QA? 'L x' 3 Y. Ox X S - 2 5 qgcxwj pi Q w 9, fy , QNX ix X BYRHQN V 1' f XXX' Xia ff 33 f A xx . A we 9 .A D - if . xv QQ W L A CS , 55 R .Q v - A wfbgg .-.M L X x v 1 L 0 GX ' 1 A,,. 9 'rf HS-M jx wr .Qi xgg Q O f,'A f f qq A ., . r ' LP Msfs Back Row: Gatchell, Griffith, Swanson, Crocker, Carol, Vilold, Beard, Tewalt, Lee, Evans, Thrid Row: Bowers, Paseman, VVilcox, Nicholas, Canoga, Allan, Cobat, Place, Martin, Ritz, Second Row: Wilson, Arder, Hurst, Sieders, VanDusen, Dodson, Ayers, Fawcett. Front Row: Hudlow, Lee. Wells, Parks, Hatton, Darby. mesfdng The Warrior matmen finished their season with the good record that has become traditional with the team. Coach Murle Wells, who started the sport in Lebanon, led his boys to eight wins from the season's thirteen matches. Besides the high percentage of wins in dual matches, Lebanon also wrestled its way to a third consecutive district championship, Eight boys were sent to the state wrest- ling tournament from Lebanon, four district champions, and four second place winners. The final disrict tally gave Lebanon lO5 points to second place North Salem's 75, After the state finals, however, the score gave North Salem and Lebanon a tie for FIFTH PLACE STATE CHAMWONS. Lebanorfs big threat, Lee Evans, lived up to his record by winning the state champ- ionship at T78 pounds again this year, Lee-'s outstanding record began in his sophomore year when he went the whole season undefeated. In the state finals that year, he was out-pointed in a match which gave him the second place championship. Since that match, Lee has remained undefeated by a high school wrestler. New-comer Dale Tewalt became the cinderella of the team this year. Dale, who first came out for wrestling in January, went on to win first place in district, and second place in the state at T48 pounds. The only two high schools Lebanon was unable to defeat in dual matches this year were orce to Sweet Home and the always strong Klamath Falls team. Two losses went to rolleaes, ard two others were given up in exchange for a win at another ime, Scores of the d al rratches were as follows: Lebanon Q6 - - Lebanon 23 - tel anon Q9 - lcltarcn Q4 - lclnai-on 711 - Lebanon i2 - Lebanon 38 - leloarcn Ql - Lebanon 32 - Lebanon 37 - Lebanon ll - Lebanon 28 - libanon lf? - - Sprirafiild Swect l-lcrre Sweet Home North Sclem - - fllbanv Klamath Falls - ' Corvallis O SC, Qooks South Salem - Corallis LJ. of O, Fresh . . f wr,-V North Salem vt ,, , P. we 1: , rx. U Barr Www K lrtrtri' Nah: llrzrrmett Dprlsrfn, .ones Wilson, Swaggart. Tl '41 Pi f. M:r:rt,- if 'rr w',f,-' jrri n, lzfrrtcr Hotlaria Whctley, Miner Gffrwxrtr Grpggtt Sr-r 'til Paw f,i,rffr, hr: :N it Cirw- f-f, I-'l v - Gfztcreli, VX'ilcox, Juvgwrth, ff-an r Parr sn, Cr- 5-r hir Ref. LL fin tfftrt Brtrtrum, Carey, Pace, Cabot, Stevahr-, F-aurrs Plucxen, Frgrnrf,-rz iil Cl,C Coach Earl Gerten's thinclads finished their season with a three win, tour loss re cord. The Warriors were triumphant over Central and Dallas in a trtangular meet, and defeated Sweet Home and Dallas once each in dual competition, The May Day track meet proved to be Lebanon's undoing. Sweet Home recovered from their earlier deteat by the Warriors and retaliated with a scoree that won them the Ellds May Day Trophy. This was the same trophy Lebanon had held the two previous years, The team was hurt this year by the lack of experienced runners. Only three return- ing lettermen were boasted, two seniors and one sophomore. The seniors were Ken Place and Richard Baldwin, and the sophomore was Les Stevahn. The only individual school record set this year in varsity competition was bv team captain, Ken Place, in the pole vault. Ken first topped the old mam seet 'as' ,ear in the May Day track meet with a iump ot TTC This vear he ooestew that nwggftsrirrf ,rg tg ll' 3 in the Hayward Relays, giving him tirst place ir' Class A pcle t.c:Ll':rrg The most outstanding performer on the team was probablv the sophomore tlash, Les Stevahn. Les consistently scored against opponents in the cehtery, Q20 yard dash, shot put, aitd 'he discus in district competition the Warrior thinclads were only able to defeat Sweet Home tor sixth place Top scorer tor Lebanon was iunior, Kent Wilcox, who ran a 4145.8 mile to plact- third Others placing were Jon Pattinson, treshman star, with a fourth place in the shot put, and Dalton Plunkett and Ken Place with a tie for tourth in pole vaultings In the low hurdles, George Cobat placed sixth, as did Place in the broad jump. Top scorers tor the team this year were Ken Place with 8434 points, and Les Stevahn with 795 points, 93 X f Salk Row funn t'--int--1 H :i it ES ' -i s- i t t NH-fit ik VW-it Fwix, Lowry. ftunt Row Mdin ', Faith-iw F :,,: ' fx s Vwtei N ii:-i'. To of-gin the active year therc .were orfy tom f'fifnirg ietterinen The-se tDOv'Q were Jini Hayaen, Gary Yates, Bed Miller, and Joe Dodson Although the season vvas very iinseccesstei in the win-'oss coientn, it proved to be a very good season for beiiding ep the team and getting the much needed experience for the onderciassmen. There wee' three seniors, toer ieniors, tour sophomores, and two treshnren on the team this year. te :1io,s that 'eftered tire im hirimii-'I Eotg flrfkins, Joe Dodson, Rodger Leather- man, Terry Eu anchat, Vernon Hi if:-A Strcirsa Ditto Eiship, lint '-!echa's, Gary Yates, and Jim Falk. The team ended cp vvith ci Q won and IO Toss record at the ifi-d ot District phiy. Even though the ioss record was greater, the experience they have gained vvili heip them to better the team next year, Working together has improved their team vvoric Qreafiy. The boys have never given up and ciaimed 'defeatn as their motto hut instead they na kept ep their vvohdertul spirit and pet their hearts into each gan e and were it mirrirfz tu-nf cheers trom the bieachers. We feel that the boys sheuid be highiy prasied tru' ft if Norirtertet spirit rind zest they have shovvn threiigheist te season and vve would to fy sh 'next year's team the best ot ieck when saying, Go gettem' Warriors! 94 0 If X 'o Q59 7 ff Gays, F0 Ram Q Q-lx 4 Q5 4451 la. XX If X iksg. N6 emit B XX A 5-xwx MSX 25 F5 qi by ,gf A gwgfg My - f ,O if .. Ji . B N f i' 'M gf p I L Qifbvx A fdxf 1 Cfbxxaw-S5 mv Qixvfgpb Q fa , 'I'-Nag ' Ai V N5 X jf 553 - -' ' 1 ' f Q 5 4 Q ff Q 4 ' ! WF' f L -1 xx X gk Q5 XD Qi? M A X' fb . -- f ky A E Q ,li giL'0:Q' ffl 3 i Six 51 4 ' I W kj V' x A J' , i f 1' Q , ,. 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