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

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1958 volume:

me f 1-iv 717- -f Y 1 I x I x 4 f r Q X E x 1 1 v 0 0 A We H I u. 1 1 W RRI R i958 I 1 qfpqgn' ' .154 A .fl l . L any ' -Q.. 1- x FW'X' UNE' ----W 1-w-4--...W W' -hm V -'f sa- -w,-A . PM 1 xx 1 3' . 1 , 7 . 1 .' , ......- 3 uZ'Cl0'Z1 i fd if-' 1' sON vi 55 1'5- .4 fi' ,A ff' Owish Rim 2:49 D P Kr RC i Mattcgel Acknowledgement the Warrior stall ot l958 wi-hes to exp,e-s their thanks to Mr Howard Hickcox d , a visor to the annual, whose help ana guidance alded us ge tly in he prodec ion of this NNarrior. Thanks go also to Mr, Way Mis- S'hiltz Mr. Neuman and all of the other teachers and members of the administration who have cooperated with us so willingly. We would like to express our appreciatior' to the photographers ot the Lebanon Express, and to Mr. Van Loh, who worked with us to make the l958 Warrior our best. W ADMINISTRATION SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN SPECIAL EVENTS SPORTS ORGANIZATIONS SPONSORS INDEX . 3 1 A,,..--' 1 A ' I , . .K lr My 15 'ea M I I .5 I Ii I I ,J I :I s I .V 'fa -'Pix . A .I I I I I I 5 . Q' I I - , Q. A I 41 , I - fl I I I fl' I A I 4 , .I 0 , MR. JAMES W. KING - SUPERINTENDENT MR. GEORGE HENDERSON - ASST. SUPERINTENDENT MR. LAWRENCE F. PAGE - PRINCIPAL L cv - E 5 .I - 1 74 'T' :,. T N K X Q X4 --- -i 'FL lv y l Ng .A , ...se .. W.. A-151 M ,,,-, - ... ,A . Na, 'Milf' ff' A .,y:i'F' ..- lsfr .:.-'tw - ' X 14.2 1' 11.01 L- 5 ff7 1t' ..- ' 4 .v 'V - 1,L3 :M:'1a.. -1...-.9-A... '--ei ' ., X, Bei' 5 XNASOU' PN ll K ...viii ullhl 45, ish' 2 1 'i l r r . I x ..- si ,f tif 'N-s., '4' Udelli Une' A fx-YP S 1 Zi Vx ,ly 5 li .Y t EB-VN W ROW 51,6451 School Board To the Warrior of L.U.H.S. 'Congratulations to each and everyone ot you on your many achievements and ac- complishments during the past year. By your cooperative activities, good sports- nnanshtp and personal conduct you have each contrtlyuted to give Lehanon the repu- tation and distinctfon ol being one of the outstanding high schools in our State. Especna ly do l wish to congratulate the Seniors lor your record in all phases of student lite. You nmy vvtfll be proud ol your achierernents as individuals and as a class, we wish you well in your future activi- ties. To the Juniors, SOlJlTOHlO7t 'S and Fresh- men, may you continue the line traditions started at this new high school and make the rnost of the opportunities provided for you. Your Superintendent, 2 7 J. W. King -,N X L . ,'l'w , 'Q I ,W Wi . 1 A f a A i ,v 1 I -4 , l v wi I ' -ff x X fd yr -4 4 x .X x X X' ll' ,h,, 1 I f .4 A MESSAGE TO THE CLASS OF T958 I am proud to have the honor of writing a short message in this, our first yearbook to be issued from our new and beautiful high school, This has been a wonderful year in many waysfwe have a school building that is second to none in the State, we have had the space to carry out a richer program both in academics and activities, we initiated the American Field Service Program and had the privilege of working with Gianni, we had many students bringing honor to our school and community through their outstanding achievements in scholarship and activities, May I close by wishing the Seniors good lucle and happy voyage in the future years. It has been our good fortune to know you and we hope you will visit us often, To the students who will be with us again next year, I hope you will find real enioyment and success in your remaining high school years and may you continue to maintain the high standards that have been established in the home of the Lebanon Warriors. Your Principal Eawrence F. Page 1' is X TO THE CLASS OF T958 - It is my pleasure to congratulate the Clos: of I958 I have followed your progress from g'ade school and am especiahy proud of your many outstanding accomplishments. Qeraror I-hgh School is 1: better school because of your :si ribs is I trust that we have served you wel, ind that your fcnre effor's ara orrb' o f be reward- ed with the fullest measure r si cess arid happiness. ff N,f f W, Ji ffifwfisfm-f-1 Georg M Ideidersor Assistdnt Superintenden' My 'Q--4-n-Q'wh,.-ng rv ,,,...ufvf ,Wi Si -1 Q EA' sal' ., -QSM v - -... ... ..s- ,vs Yue Tj -si BAKER, NANCY Dcgrees: BA., Vviiianvette University Subiects: Engiisn Aztlyitiesz Dean cf Gifis, Guidance Coun Adiisor to Gi'is' League WAY, ESTCN Degrees: B.S., University of Oregon Subiects: Social Economics, Family Life Education Activities: Dean of Boys, Guidance Coun selor, Advisor to Boys' League 8 '1 'lisa ADAMS, BETTY Degrees: BS., Oregon Stote College Sulniects: Typing Activities: Guidonce Counselor, Advisor to Senior Closs, Girls' Leogue ' '4 is 1 ALSlP, LOIS , ,,'u 1 U Degrees: BS., Oregon College of Educa- ha' V-H5 tion q-,hw N Subjects: Bosic Arithmetic, Senior Mothe- rnotics, Algebro, Advisor to Freshmon Closs AMAYA, LOU Degrees: BS., University of Indiono, Oklohorno A 81 M Subiectsr Sociol Studies, French, Sponish Activites' Bcislcetbcill Cooch, Assistont -f .. Bose-bo'l Cooch --v.-T., . If I I,-nl-' E . . -7 eff?- fb! ANDERSON, ERLAND J. Degruesg BS. Oregon Stote College Actvitiesp Stogecrott Sophomore Clciss ' ' Advisor -VI A E it u -1- -1 C. I Tm!! V 48- r I - V- 1 M A i .f ' i gg W' V' 1 l K, , 1 , l U Q' ' 5 Subiectsg Woodworking, Building Trodes . ,-will v U- W ' ' , 5-' X - li 1 x ' J, .-' A N 'xl Q 1 qi ' X ' fn 1 N Q, 9-35 Etzlxblfv. ,AQLQENCE M Degrees: EAM Ed, Universily ol lNasb- . , fgffl lliifbiizglon Sfafe College, , 5' U'w.c's j,' Cl Oregon 1 4 Scltccw Eng' Sli 'lygzing AC'luvflQS: Aifscr to Fresbnan Class, Boys' League l N f 2 BURNS, GRACE A. De rees: BA., University of Oregon? B.S,, Q in L.S,, University of Denver Subiecfs: Library Science Acfivifiesr Advisor To Library Club IO I l A63 , BROCK, HOVVARD W. DfiQlE'f'9. lo Years Aulonrollvo Mnclianic O . . ,, lriiflil, Fm YEA rwcision Tool d- lfij cvwfl Fi Elsl'?1, Qregon S'L:'f- Col- lcav U Subiwls, Vocafional Auto Sluop Acfiviliesi Advisor lo Junior Class A 5 ll 1 - f . av, BROWN, L. LYLE Degrees BS., Pocilic Universify Scbieclsz Biology, General Science Activities: Advlsor to Biology Club, Sopb omore Class X.V 3 L is 5 i t RO, DELEEPT R. rr HA, llisfrfifity et Oregon, 4.'. ll' l.'e-'S if ul Orcggr, ' Orch-Qstwi, finial Pi-p lirrrrrl, Dance Band ' A' Q , I E I , , I tt Q KCTSIL.. -A Dixam, JOHN Degrees, B S, North East Missouri Teach- ers' CCT cg, Oracluate Work at Mis- souri University, Oregon State College Sulgiects- Driver Education and Training .Zvi ,ei A U ' .A N' r . I Fi' . ' , I l f V ' 5 fi H ka Pi DANE, LOUlSE Degrees: BS, University at Oregon Subiectsz Plwscal Educaticn and Health Actzmzes Ax, sc' ta Pep Club, GAA., Jursiar Cass YV N 0 F. X .9 3 - , 1. ,A .42 r - . I l' .Q H i- FELLER, JANICE Degrees: BS., Pacific University Subiects: Physical Education and Health Activities: Advisor to Freshman Class Pep Club ll --4 - ph F54 -X X , Y ' V .,J-A X, C 4 'A -- .ani 'Qu . HAPTMANN, DUANE EARL Degrees. B.S., in Bus. Admin., Midland College, M.S., Ed., Omaha University Subiectsg Bookkeeping, Record Keeping, Commercial Law Ac'ivties: Advisor to F.B.L.A., Honor So- ciety, Sophomore Class N V--A ..,. V WX-F . i . 1 uiw ' M' W A . 'x-f -i I J' 371- li 4 if f ige: na. . 7.14 ' H t U.. Q Wiigpi C43 - 'Q l S, 9 .' 4 Y 0' Q lflh 0 9' ' L' k iii ok KJ., ' - i 7 T '-x Q i ' ff' 3 U Q ,H C- U . ' V i 5 F' I 'a ' i ' HICKCOX, HOWARD Degrees: BS., Huron College, University of Minnesota, University of South Da- kota, Oregon State College Subiects: Chemistry, Physics, Algebra, Advanced Algebra and Trigonometry Activities: Advisor to Chess Club, Warrior l2 fi HAYES, R. B. Degrees: BA., Eastern Vifashington Coll lege ot Education Subiectsz General Matlicmaticv, Vlfoorl iNoil4ing, Mechanical Drawing Activities: Advisor to Freshman Clnss 24 1' .-si 1: Qjlndlgr HELLBERO. JOE Degrees. BS., Oregon State College Subiects: Physical Education and Health, World History Activities: Baseball Coach, Assistant Foot- ball Coach, Advisor to Sophomore Class, Order ot the L 1 xml .'Lr. ' ' f - 7 4 -- -, f rl, , - I 'X C X 'l -- A -A if li l A ,Q . . -'F - f '-itI?':..i W ,Q P 1's'b's. r 'TTY' 'I' 1 llOlD?QC1'l, ROEERT B. ll Q 1Z E S, Urrfqin Siafe College fn,l,iv-f':- Hirjinning Drawing, General Slirui fiftniilifiz AflviSOr to l-li-Y r ' .4 i , cp K li lx' .Vt , gi 4 l i P in 'fxl' Q rx Howsrcm, JOHN . H Q 'll -' -gqf W Degrees: B.S., Ed., Midland College l' fir f , ' Subiecis: Dis'ribufive Education, English, ' xl - ' Job Training lg 1 s Aclivilies: Advisor To S.P,O.T, ' ,fag . dl, f l be l a . ' -f f -' . . ri n K 'Q-. .L 1 JANKE, RUTH Degrees: BA., Reed Collegef University ol Wcisliirigfon, Central Washington Teaclwers' College Silliieclsz Englisli, Latin Acwiriesg Advisor To Junior Class df- 'i - - E Munn.. vi ' l ' E l i x 5 f ' LAROWE, ELVA A Degrees: MS., Oregon State Collegeg l 1 SA., VJillamelTe University I Subiecls: Physical Science g, , -I ' Acfivi+ies1 Advisor fo Freshman Class, 7 -f -X A Science Club Q .9 'l gn, 3 I ,. v ' A g, -.. ,.........-.---Q X4 , lo x Ill i l f f i x SL, xx l - ..i'JJQ:'l S .7 I . V I 'Y' Asset a E' ww-1. ' -L., sift?-Q' Q-L: A. 5' X f - , k. xg i Lf L X .A ' 5. I V . . . tltiii. -Qt' ' u N '. c . , -ff .x ,. , K, x...v: MACLEAN, MARY K. Degrees: BS., Oregon College of Educa- tion, University ot Oregon Subiects: World Culture Activities: Advisor to Sophomore Class, F.T.A. .Q YA ,LY - W' MJ MOYlNlll-lAlNl, WlLLlAM Degrees BA., Willamette University Subjects: U. S, History Activities, Athle'ic Director, Guidance Counselor i4 LEUNOTON, RAY M Degccs. Oregon City Vocational School, l2 Years Experience Industrial Shops Subiectsg Vocational Machine Shop l .pf wi' MCDANIEL, MM Degrees: BS., Central State Oklahoma Subiects1 Physical Education and Health Actiuiticsz Assistant Football Coach, As- sistant Basketball Coach, Advisor to Freshnian Class, Order of the L , . i! 'E l It , Ti ?c X, is tw iii l1'.'.'4i. X-lfll PT F. N 'S ,,,,5 Q. t lf fi 'A il FH , Oiecon State Colli-reg Uni- 6 J .J , , - f, ifUi1'fJOIl,Flilllyffft' Voss Busi- ff f Cwllffgi-, Chicago, Mt. Angel Col- l MW, N-A . . ,X If C .ini ff' Family life Education ,H Ag' .wr lirlwt and Sales, Adfisor to Senior Class l 'np Qi, E 'Y . nn ' if is PAl2l'lf4M, P. C. Degrees. M. Ed, Oregon Sfate College Suhiectsf Algebra, Geometry, Mathemat- ics Analysis Activities: Advisor to Junior Class, Fire Squad. Chess Club qi: 'j AH' w .. ' si 1 4 1 V ' ' ..,. . W' . ,-, 0 I. x ini 5 i 1 ..,, . rn .. 'L- il.. xx i OLSTAD, VIOLETYE Degrees1'B.A., Fresno State College, Fifth Year at Oregon State College Subiects. Hornemaking Activities: Advisor to Fl-l.A. I C PILUSO, GENEVIEVE Degrees: BA., M.S., University of Oregon, Oregon State College Subjects: Shorthand, Office Practice, Clerical Procedures Activities: Student Finance Officer, Tickets and Sales, Advisor to Honor Society, F.B.L.A,, Junior Class 15 wr s nj I l A9 RICHEY, EVAN A. my Degrees: P.S. Ed., University ot Idaho Suloiects: Physical Education and Health V Activities: Football Coach, Freshman Bas- Li lg ketball Coach, Advisor to Senior Class K' it REYNCLDS, DALE Degrci-sz BA, Willatttette University Sulnivcts: English, Journalism Activities: Advisor to Hi-Light, Sophomore Class, Freshnian Football Coach, Track Coach ml as Q E, N A-,, ! i ,- , - v . cf F ' -3 I 1 xi Q f-. SCHILTZ, DOROTHY W. Degrees: B.A., Ohio Wesleyan Subiects: Social Economics Activities: Guidance Counselor, Advisor to Senior Class, Tri-Y t SMITH, WILLIAM R. Degrees: B.M., University of Oregon Subjects: Concert Choir, Girls' G-lee, Mixed Chorus Activities: Ensembles -.- :.1. SNELLING, CARL A. Degrees: BA., Albiun College, M. Ed., University of Oregon Subiects. Speech, English Argtivities- Director of Drarnatics, Compe- titive Speech L ,, SUMMERS, M. M. Degrees: BS., Ed., Oregon College of Education, M.S. Ed., University of Ore- gon Subjects: General Science Activities: Advisor to Freshman Class, Science Club iff, STEWART, THELMA Degrees. B.A., University of Oregon Subjects. English Activities: Adviser to Sophomore Class .sr 1 f l 2 ,, .I . -4 5 Q 4 1. W l ,S , , 2 .27 Z4 1. f l' mal' . Y H i fa -' Q. ' . ft Q? -- I .l s, fl f ' ' 'H - ,,-... if WEISBRODT, RICHARD Degrees: B.A., Cornell College Subiects: General Mathematics, Algebra Activities: Wrestling Coach, Advisor to Freshman Class, Order of the L l7 ,Y y,,s' C W' -if yi 1 -rg uf i ' B WOOD, RALPH L. Degrees: BS., University of Ore ong M. 9 Ed., Oregon State College Subiectsf English, World Geography Activities: Guidance Counselor, Junior Class Advisor 'C .L Q 1 i be av l .1 r E 'lg WILSHIRE, ELLEN M. Degrees: BA., University of Oregon Subjects: English Activitiesz Advisor to F.T.A. l A 5- x S ln. ZELL, GERRY Degrees: B.A., Seattle University Subiects: Art Activities: Advisor to Paletteers, Senior Class U bfif 'IQ' 1 'C l A Rx' 1 wi- , 'Q'-.K 'Q W... 'Hi ' 1 - . 5,1 L 3 .N Y Lg .1 IA . 5 'V I K LK-'I 1 4 gf X Q r S I l ' , 1 5. I, .ik K'-55... 1. ' wr' V, A HEWQ. ..4ll ff, COOK5 CUSTODIANS Nighfengcle, Smith, Bcchman, FeNerly Gan-'bill' Mohoffl Dodey, pugmcn H rl 5 c an 5-fr R 'I- f' . iii , .swf K i VZ..-I 1 - fl . .x . ' .IN 1 .fx . ' X X 5 Q A Q? t - I. n. I 5 1 f Y' 1 - x ' I - ? L 1-:fm L 'xi L ' p sl g 1 ,Q fi Q 1. 'fe . ' A X X X x S . I rx ,, . . L -. .A gxiifil .TS - Z . ,Qi .7-394' 13, mf L'-.,l4.,l S. Jig Y NA H i.. H- l 5,4-gi ,CN ui, V yi- vm. ,. A ,I I Vvwljx .b:?Ii,.3v1 :Nga AeE.i,k,i Zi. ,'.. 1 vi N z1'ff:i v,f-S gif'-'?.'.gs','.i3- L. ZA L44ffwvm,v+uvxK-awwf -1' H.-'3bQ?!ri1'.?L,g.f5fJsA-9-TT-f :lil S51 '1+'ifP.:P' BUS DRIVERS Hudlow, Dunmyer, Garber, Sfrauser, Kremers, Sioering, Wah, Whiffield NURSE -f Mrs. Carl Snelling SECRETARY -' MVS- BWQQSS 3 v ' A V 'ysfy-, . 4 - 'Y Z E Y' f- 'fl S gg I 'r A I A I K C fiihfflt, , 'fi' --, - Lg,-ge f 1 -21,21--4 ,fem L - ..'f- . . - - ,. , , 5--5-N Back Row: Wilcox, Dodson, Morgan, Casetta, Merzenich, Plunkett, Nixon, Coolidge, Eskeldson, Summers, Second Row: Peters, D. Allison, Hull, Lowry, Yates, Armstrong, Falk, Mayors, Collinson, Brown, D. Grittith, Wells, Culbertson. Third Row: Hollenbeck, Barnes, Ayers, Durst, J, Morse, Hudson, Pearson, A, Morse, Diunwmond, Most. rant Row: P. Allison, Dunmyer, Holztuss, J. Griffith, Primrose, Mitchell, Malick, Nicholas, Frtgrnon, Student Council I am sure all the students will agree that this year has been a busy, but successful one. Many activities and duties carried on by the Student Council has kept everyone working. There have been committees working to promote activities such as a school flag, a clock in the main hall, and a time-clock for the gym. The greatest attribute to the Student Body General Fund and clubs has been through the concession stand and Student Cooperative Store. The popcorn machine purchased by the student body has proved to be favored by everyone at games and during the lunch hour. One of the main proiects of the executive committee this year has been the re- writing ot a new constitution to replace the old one. Lots ot hard work has been spent on the organizing ot this and we are glad the Student Body voted it through. Dedication ot the new school was held January 26, and termed a big success, Student Council members were asked to help assist in directing visitors to their desired designation and to hand out programs. The students, administration, and towns tolk should all be congratulated on their help and attendance. We, as your Student Body Officers, have worked very hard to represent the school in the way you would like us to, and to complete all of our duties to the best of our ability. 20 4. .M Vmvwimg k I: is .F Q 5 Q! mem WELLS ga uiafozmn 23 Upper I0 M !66ZLCi0ZLdlft GLENN MESSAL DALTON PLIJNKETT 'I DOUG COLLINSON 10 ll BONNIE JOHNSON RICHARD NIXON J. W. PHILLIPS 5 BETTY WILLIAMS 6 JUDY MITCHELL LINDA DURST PEG O'NEIL 3 JEAN WILCOX 3 TERRY LOWRY 4 JACK MALICI4 MORRIS REYNOLDS JOHN ESKELDSON ,--D JA ,ii if ff umm It qu-etness is gold, then she is precious. fu, A 'K yi if5ht3, Girls'Ler1gi-e l, 2, 3, 4. 'il 'I'.:i'n fsllfkllz Seldom worries, never hurriesf' -s.,-,M-'li ' l lrufk Y, Phoenix Club 3, Hi-Light 4, in r-uque l, Q, 3, 4. NA .l il 'N ' Education is the thief of time. Bf,,', X!-- ' T 3 4 Yvotboll 4 so-'ft 1 jlk' A 4. Fr-'JMN To heck with it, l'm going skiing. Bm: li-,Que 1, I. 3, 4 in--,rfmw Class Treasurer, H, Y Q 3 Ewfrf-ver, A Fire Squflfl 3, 4, Palette-ers 3, VU- P'f-srl:-nt 4, flfi-.5 Rvrprrwf-rvtnltivv 3, l.R.L. 3, 4, Class Asserritnlws l, 2 Profv' Camnnttee 3: .lunlor Citizenship Plaque 3, Boys' State 3. PA 41' Al if 1-'f-1 ...4 EVERETT APLET Takes life at a steady pace. Boys' League l, 2, 3, 4, F.F.A, l, Vocational Machine Shop Club 2. SHARON AYERS True politeness is perfect ease and freedom. Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, President 4, Tri-Y 3, 4, F,B.L.A. 3, 4, Student Council 4, lntra- murals l, 2, Class Assembly 3, Girls' League Girl of the Month, Friendliness, Pep Club 4, CONNIE BAILEY True to her work, her word, and her friends. Drill Team 2, Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, F.B.L.A. 4, Library Club 3, 4. CLARISSA BARNES How nice can one girl be? Talk to Chris - then you'll see. Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Intramurals 2, Class Assembly 4 25 ir- . jf 451164.43 U WN: EVXQNH-Xx , Sxlvuf zvwfl-umm: fs Wwe' gvvuhw' Hniuv 15 u - ,- N lx 1 ' --.S N . :1 SW'-' . ' Hlgf- szhccl ws Rv- inf gcc - hw' I hive 'C - sndw ' 4 r Y 5 . 1 N-. c B xg? 1 , - X- -Q Q ' ' -' .,N, ZNxxNb,N iv if Swlsrwe ws deep os e'v'-vw. xpvod 1s sbalisw as 3 .,,,.K, 1 kt ' x ' U x - , 'N . 1 ,v ,I if . - 1 ' -. 1 0 U,-:fx Nr, N QM e Qs :-, ' 2 I , .alt ' 5 ' . xl ' K ,gn C' '.o' ' I U L ' Q Y 'x C5 c:usP 1 Lf-3... v.'1c's Q3 r-3 Cf- g. V9 3: x amce's'c: d A .a x X Hr P ,, . :'. .HN in D1-.f ca?-card W-'R Q ,ro ff: Pu I 1:3 'Ps' I . . n x n U N rf it '-'X Q, .. xx A l U-H 0? . Us P-4 T LCN L'Lf.fLf'4'JD A man must have his own home. Bf,,' It-'agus I, Q, 3. 4, Science Club President 2g Clue Club 3, IMURCLU COAKLEY Noise is not the only virtue. Beyi' League I, 2, 3, 4. l2!xlPl'l COBAI' Not bad lor an hour's work, eh? Bmw' League I, 2, 3, 4, Letterman 2, 3, 4. ADFLLE COLLINS A merry heart doth good like a good medicine. Girls' league l, 2, 3, 4. 27 JACK BUTLER In this world, there's too much hurry! What's the use of fuss and worry. Dr-trait High School: Class Representative l, Football I, 2, Basketball I, 2, Student Council 2, Class Pres- ident 2. JIM EYRD Please don't ask for information - If I knew anything, I wouldn't be here. Boys' League I, 2, 3, 4. GIANNI CASETTA Open my heart and you will see engraved inside: Italy. Foreign Exchange Student from Italy I.R.L, 4, Hi-Y 4, Science Club 4, Boys' League 4. SHARON CHRISTENSEN Thoughtless ol beauty, she was beauty's self. Transfer from Anchorage, Alaska, Girls'ALeague 4, May Day Princess. Q5- ' , -an U -Q11 Q1 l TR ml 'Q ETL. -wa' s 44.-ww t SH QLEY COLLINS Her personality is shining in in-r smile AAUSSUVIlflx, W'L1slriir1'5r' We-:f fbi l, Q F Llilm Pail 'l FHA l 2' l.il'1Jii,ii, C1 rls Lvrlriiirf 3, 4 DOUGLAS COLLINSON He has achieved success who has lived well, laugh! ed often, and loved much. Boys' league l, 2, 3, 4, Honwr Ser-city 2, 3, President 4, Sfience Club Q Clase Reprirsifrrt :true 3 Hit' 3 4 Paletteers 3, 4, Student Council 3 4, Janior Ratariart 3, May Day Corwrttttee, Pram Caritrmttee 3, Track 3, 4, Eilds Youth Day Offiftal, HAQRY COOLLDGE Sigh no more, ladies, sigh no more. Boys' League l, 2, 3, 4, Class Renreswitatiye l, Class Assf-'nl-fy l, T, 3, Studi-nt Cfwacl l, 4, HiY 2, Vice 4' .- Pres dent 3, 4 Le'terr'a'1 Q, 3, 4 Junior Rotarian 3, TN , Prbrri Cownwitti-Q 3 Class Preziderwt 4, Fire Squad af- Presacvt 4 Caotfww oi Baske'bc:ll 4, Player cf the ' 1 I' Martin, Basketball 4, Junior Ktwanrw 4, Bfye' State X-. ' 3: Baskwball l, A Bazketbiill 7, 3, 4, Track 3, Baseball 4 Eiids Yoath Dfxy Olliiiaxl. 6? QCHN COUGHRAN 85, There's a good time coming, boys. 5 L Boys' League l, 2, 3, 4 lntmrnurals l, 2, 3' Paletf I' nf .41 A ' 'eftyi-' teers 4, fa. N 1 ' .3 if U IA, if 5 ' M KAREN CRALG Her charming smile shall pave the way. ,T V lrznster 'ron' Noftl- Powdet Oregon '-T A Lebanon- May Day Maid ct Honor, Ellbs Youth Day, Pram Princess 3, A Squad Crieer Leader 4, ' ' 1 , Q xv We ?RAli. , -.L , 1 A quiet vriend is a true one. - Bsys' League l, 2, 3, 4. .sf s Via,-' wx - 0 , A 5 ,gl . 5'1 W i 1 04 1 1. , Nl, ?C'iALlE CRULSE N Cheerfulriess and content are great beautifiersf' Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Palet- teers 3, S.P.O.T, Historian 4. 6 Ke' DUAFH Pat CULBERTSGN Man was not born to live alone. Boys' League l, 2, 3, 4, Class Assembly l, 2, Letter- man's Club 2, 3, 4. 28 f 'f 0 I ui., i, or is like a singing bird, 1 , 3 4 53-ii Cin, l T, 3, 4 Girlf. vi t- Mnritti, lriffrirtliriifsi, G,f+.A. l, Q i 1, l if 3, 4 l'l i,,t.1tl l, Pfilr-' L- sw nfi AF i '+ i1f. lNNY .L,. it , viii, semi .4 Cha-ir 'ln marriage thc eye finds, the hand binds, and thi- heart :l'iooses. 'B S-I' 79' 'S f 'ls it-Vziiii l, T, 3, 4. I s' 1 1 'l N it f,t,AV isi,r4,rxi . X il Nothing can come out of an artist that is not in the man. ,i i- ' 2 3, A N's,stling 3, Letterrnan Club I-,QQ 3 F- H' Dru Cl'-' ':l. if QD ' ff n-L 1 i Digi r iii lx ' 4 .N ... I Hs-y, Dad! I didn't do that! lj L ,' I f l, T 3 4 l.K f-stlnq l, Manage' 2, 3 i' ': :L :':f' 3 4 Uzletteefs 3, 4, Fire Squad C fr t ' jar 4, Nirtldwest Clioir 3. ig 4? ,, itll N FRED DOLSEN lf at first you don't succeed - forget it. r Boys' League l, Q, 3 4, Football i, 2, 3, 4, VVrest- if l-ng 2, 4, Tfock Q, 3- These :ns l, 2, 3, 4, Operetta ' l, Swrng Choir 4, HYY 4, Le e 'an's Crue 3, 4, -'ri .inf S., VF, rf-i -We r ii ,rv r 1' 5 41? Uh zo- fs, fl 'vit' St1APON Douglas SMlTH O beautiful is love. G.rls' League l, 2, 3, 4 FHA. l, 2, Pep Club 3, 4, Library Club 3, 4, F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Paletteers 4. LAUNA DRUMMOND No faith can last that never sings. Girls' League l, 2, 3, Big Little Sister Chairman 4, Swing Band Soloist l, Ninettes l, Swing Choir 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Girls' League Girl of the Month, Dependability 2, Girls' State 3, F.B.L.A. 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, President 4, Tri-Y 3, 4, Girls' League Girl of the Month, Service 3, Polka Dots 4, B.P.W. Girl at the Month 4. VlRGlNlA DUERHXIG Her smile was not meant to be seen by anyone and served its whole purpose in being smiled. Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' League Girl of the Month, Courtesy l, Girls' League Girl of the Year l, Honor Society 2, 3 ,4, Girls' League Girl of the Month 2, Class Treasurer 2, Palet- teers 2, 3, 4, G,A.A, 2, F.B.L.A. 3, Reporter 4, Tri-Y 3, 4, Girls' League Girl of the Month, Courtesy 3, Girls' League Girl of the Year 3. lk NN. lt fUN.XlWlR Full of pep, punch, and go - that s why we all like lu-I soj G X l Q 3 -1 G' .1 F' A A..,'l'l'l Vi' w 'soil .X l vlxiy I' l ,N , L fill.. -1 C xx' .S Sf- vm . l flkub H+ vfnx 'vixlx fhnwk thu l T- l ,'x1 lxlli Gl'lS l,PJS'ILllx Glll ffl lplw' lN4S'lY'i l tx' lf n W ,' Prwr' CO 'n'tt?Q-0 3 Cvlls l.L'nguv C 'l .uwtfn -1. CL1'Qr,S DURHAM Days that make us happy make us wise. X fs A 56.1 ,fxmue l, Q' Q, -Q, l f' . LSMM awp ESGEAR-X TUQST nfmtnwumzls f, 3, 'ktwxtty 'Malestic grace and virtue adorn her like a queen. G 'ls league l, Q, 3, 45 Gtrls' league Caucll l Valet' T095 l Q, 3, 4 Phcvnwx Club 2, 3, 4, Library Club 2, 3, 4 Gxls' Lezrque Ctrl of the Month, Frtundllnoss 4g'4. N M U, -X v D x Q -3 Gul: League Cvl cf -Q ve, et o- VN' Year' -1. LNPR DURST The thing thot costs the least and does the most is ,ust o pleasant smile. 'K v ' Q . ,fu y L LLYTIJP ', ,i'f'Q l'. A A t . -, . -f C' Latino C'l - : k ,S .N C .,, ,. l, 3, .ie Class Re:resen':tW.o 1 Pez: 2.5 ' 9 K X V -xo X x rp, 'F x I . fi U' 10 1 ,YQ Q ' xxx R fe f ,el s. in Vs-, ,Q fo- Yak' xi., Pa-- vo.-., ,Q M 'll'-'-ml t.- , ' Pl! ails in , x 1:7 ' - 1 V 'N d '1 1'f. 3 1' N f 1 X l X X gg- ' 1 - 9 T 1 4 A' .fx..,. A little fav of sunshing in :Hg hpgng fhgq know her C1 2 Y, ,Z , - ft A -1 fmt, - tt . , A t 'E n -- fi, .', . S 'f f,:i ic: A lC.f 'S.-.':Cfi x-C 'z .9 -4 Sxcif' C:.':' .. FB, T' Y , 1 me :iw--,F 3 me fa A 3. L V fs. 4 LINDA FKLUND As pure in thought as Angels are. Gt L-ing,-F 7, Q, 3 4 G'g' Legg-7,5 Gf' gf we .D- -. N :Km-N 'lt fate means you to lose, give him a good fight anyhowj E315 lvzlquo l, 2, 3, -4, M N--L? rx QQCN A touch of wiv with a ready sense of humor crownungf' Bfxs L5.:g.1 ' 'I 3 -5 r :lll 'roi 3 SP,Q.T. 4. 30 2- rf? ,r- 4 L ri: 1 w Q-. v ' 'f - ,. 1 - ii ' W' 2 ,f - - - ss . , k x 'f-s,, . 3. fi I V s TM Aw J , flfii: MER 'Once you know htm you will soy, heres c lcd thats quite okay. p. ,r Ln., , ' Q 1 ... .W ...I reempi 1 , . .. . . -V . wo -, .i . .--VLYN FRIKSFN 'So sweet, so nice, ond more than pcssing fair. G 'ls' Leojlui- l, T, S, 4 ltbrfzri, Club 2, Girls' League Girl ci the Morwtri, Pcztnotlsrm F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Girls' LPTIQLJE Courizl 3 C:ir's' League Representative Ag Grlz' Ertsf: wl.lf- 3 VNC 4, Tri-Y 4, Swmig Choir 4, Linlfyl Qrl t' t'v .'.l ' 4, l'i'w3' S.j.:t ,' J, HUBFRT GENTRY Quiet, shy, and reserved. ET, League l, Q, 3, 4. Cr'ilffT1'r'N CNLMORE The blush is beautiful but sometimes inconvenient. Gflf LCHCIUP l. Q, 3, 4, G,A.A. l, 2, Pep Club l, Q, A e'dS'wce Clif::'rnf':n 3, 4, Girls' League Girls of the MW DL-pe'w:iiEailit,f I Pole-tteers 2, Glrls' League C'l tl t'-11 Mon'lw, Lf-nclersho 2, Typing Aword 2, Pal' 'r V Squirt 3 F.B.L.A. 3, Treasurer 45 Prom Com- liiiiafz 3 Pron' Princess 3 A Yell Lender 4. 3l rw. I rs' f,., .. - N . 49 Q ,A - K . X l J f-LlCE EQWSEN A smiling face is welcome anywhere. Girlz' Lffflfgue l, 2, 3, 4, Perfect Attendance Award l, 3. JOHN ESKELDSON Sensible people find nothing useless. Boyz' Leugue l, Q, 3, 4, The-spmrf, l, ?, 3, President 4g Swing Bond l, Honor Society 2, 3, Vice President 45 Phoer-ix Club Q, Pep Bond 3, Prom Corvmlttee 3, Nuhoncxl Merit Scholarship Fmoltzt 4, Junior KEwOn- lun 4, lRF.NK FLNNELL I do hate to be noisy at school. Bw, league l, 2, 3, 4. PAT FlSl'1ER Do you know thot conversation is one of the greotest pleasures in life? G' 5 Lerzgua- i, C, 3, 4: GAA. l, Palette-e's 2, 3, 4, Cizda f-sz-: :,l,f C:-'vrfftfe 3, CO'Zl'f7i Y'UF 4, Profn Dfsgfc-' C : '2n 3, Moy Dfw Co r'ts-e 4- Pep C ,rn 4 P1 . 'xo' 4, ll?,L. 4 FBLA, A, TNYY 4, CT-ize'-' C ty Pep C so l, 2, Dull Tec 1 l, 2. l N T C i A2 A' ff? ' IA ll, lkx 11, 'W .1 , I X L :RX If germ? QI I Sirk? gf I., L su 1 fu . nr E--.' - fr- ,-o f ..f ' CHARLOTTE Jacobs GUTTRY Many waters cannot quench love, neither can the floods drown it. Grls' League I, 2, 3, 4- GAA. I, 2, 3, 4: PSD Club I, Q, 3, 4, Girls League Girl of the Month, Sports! manship I, Intramurals I, 2: Pcletteers I, 2: Perfect Attendarfe Award 2, Library Club 3. JCI-'N HAINZ My theory is Io enjoy life. BA: Le-..:-e I, 4, 3, 4. CAR I-IARDELL I argue with no mans opinions I have some of my own ye NCQ A Le te rnans Fot a JODELL HATFIELD Can we ever have too much of a good thing? ir 5 ague I Im- GRESORY GRAHAM There's always an excuse. Boys' Lvuqguf: I, Q, 3, 4, Screnciv Cliiln I, 'Z, The-apimng I, Lelterrnurfs Club II, 3, 4, Cllr-55 4, Science Award 3. JIM GRIFFIIH Here's a lad with personality plus, to an all-time favorite - here's a toast from us. Boys' League I, 2, 3, 4, Class President I, Thespians I, Q, 3, 4, Student Council I, 4, Phoenix Club 2, Boys' State 3, Paletteers 3, 4, Swing Band 3, A.S.B. Pres de-rt 4, Junior Kzwanian 4, Swing Choir 4, Class Asserrbly 4 H'-Y 4. SHERRY GROSS There is no fury like a woman searching for a new lover. G'la' League I, Q, 3, 4, Pea Club I, 2, 3, 4, Gifls' League Girl ot 'ne Monfh, P:: ot.sf'r I, Chorus I, ln u 'urais I, 2 GAA. T Clzrsf Representative 2, Pertec' Atv-fcirrze AN:'d 2, Stedf,-nt Councrl 2, Class Asse- Cie: Cf 'r' fe 2, P':rn Vonrnrttee 3, Prom Prin- cr-Ls 3, PvI':,f Uuy C0r 'tfC'e, Rilif Squad 4, FBLA. 4 Gmls' Leuque Rcp'0sentati.fe 4, B.P.W. Gil of the Marvii 4 M::,' Drzy Prinzees. QUIZ 'r-1 GUNJDEPSEN Honest thinking and noble deeds build a charac- fer grand. G rlg' League I. 2, 3, -1, G.A,A, I, 2, 3, Play Staff If Strive Club President 2. Y' rr ul' fx C' ' fx' rv 'P If ex' 1' ' , -C' I N X I .Z 5. . .dll I -if -7 2.1 ,nur 1 vig' 4 A 1. my 1-vhwvf mcxlwz rcmm fur ifselff' ' -3 11' Y' 1 ,YY , , a f Vw nv 125 lvrwgvh, bu? E15 perform' --.ff A . 4 , ! .,, 3 b t , N W I N S 1 ? 3 ,' 2 X. si I X X , h K iN M . 1, xi , VJ-110 1 L V 3' - wx ' ' ,ar . Y , --. 1' ' fwulw- 54 rwfws I T935 K 'Y - v Q v 1 I '. 'Thw quioi sort, not much fo say. ' 1 -, ., ' T 4 :, ., . gl.. p,,f,f. V - ' Q JJ. T':1:k 2, C355 FXS- ' ff'-X- f: -. V - 1 rv- 4. ,., I x ' .L. '-1 rl! LTVUSS X . . - . . ' Y Laughter ns c good begunnnng for u frlendshupf' Cf ' T 3, -1 G s' Lf-12-51 G Q: 'he '.' F r ' C 'f Lf'1.f- G4 H5 'Pe ' , QA.: ' X -2 4.-1 1 4. f : 4 ' .rv Uvfftf' 3 91-eff -1 SQ- lx f' - RL. -1 L'x3QI.'? G fi e ' ' mf '-- it::' '. 5- 5: .T G C: P '.' , f. 'TX Q, . 'F ' M51 MQWSCN X fn if 'A ' f fix. f ,X x Evoryfhfng comes io fhose who con wciff ,p .,,:,,,v v-N. A.. . -.--. .N...H . C-... m '-Ull A!-,ms wc-:dv and wlfling Yo help Ixf NX Nw NN ,. l H 5. 7, ' M 6 fs x. X X. x' XX 5 Q -M nn-Q-r U. 1'-rw curve Y V 1 .3 r 'igvv 54 '1 . , ' X I s ' N f -5 5 I' x ' . 4- -v xx. . 'wfix 1 ww A xncvf A susx-V ew goes o long vfoy. x ' 3 . -X -1 QFX ,f Nf.XN li poo .sore dWV'O'Y1:TE' she would blow We roof 6: . - 4 ' ,. . ' ' W ' K. ' ,V K gy, ..,. .. uw, A' ,W w 4 . . ..,. x .16-Xl. Q-N' Q -'-N .w N?fN Swmpflcfw is hor fowel brlghff y i, .1 lv Q j 3 .1 pb-,A . f f , .fl- A X 'U r I x , 1 . Frfefdsn-3 is ccmstcnf in cl' men. fv U F., . A A , - , . - I . D V: .' . Q A :r--jp: - .LT 4. A ' Q - ' Y-'I '4fi'.'4?f'i 'Resolved - Mwors To have a good Mme. .V ' 1 2 -1 -qi I K Evww X if c'gvD 5' X , . . Q' 3 ' ' fv f 1 ,Q I r I gl K ' ,Af Fm QC CIIT xx f 'X N i. ,Q 1-1? l GK, 1 jf- ii. VU' CWD Ah The sweelesf garland fo the sweefesr maidf' , VN C . li':':.f'l 1514, F913 C ,Q i, 2 3, 4, F NC 7 A ' . LM' F ie5:. X 1 riflrgz 'A soft answer Yurne-vh away wrath. T' .f 1.f-if,E4. -W. --.fu - . w 4 - We-WW, if , , ..n- r ' A . -'Zu S' A smile in my clbum of friendship. X Q3 Tcl-9113 hgh Svoc' Der? CQ5 i, SFF- . 't: -': Ax r - , i I fb -... ' C' hu' S: : ,n ':n'-':'e Q, 7 FB ,ff-,. 3 1' ':f 4 Q3'3'y Club 3, 4. ' I F ,-3'-T LAM' What should a man be but merry? 5 .1-1:1 f- l, 2, 3, 4. 111 L' ' w'-115 l iff: X if,'. !Y lfi 'Hfzrek a lad who loves his sporfsf' 5 'A l,,, 'xv 5 , -15 ,Y 1, I 3, A: ff ,Lf H, i, Q, 3, : inner- ff ' 10 'N 1 r'-'z' 2 Cixi -1. -,riff-,. ,FAR w' - A s .4-it , .4 Zqfaflii A mf' -V' 'I1i':-i f f. h .5 - fmifiw I! is not always sfafure that counis in winning heads 'V N , F,f .V .3 A C 4 Sf-'11 53nd 3, 4. rgf j ,Aw bf ' .f 4 , ff' V, - ...Al V .rm L'l+'S Drolrli-ms are small when moi wrfh a smile-.' ', i , .- .1 wif V: 3 3 MU' ' A I I - NW- . -1 . 'Ls- 'c- f f N i ? 'F x' , ,X .0 KN ,ar D - - I , ,.-y ,,. , i 'wlwbfi-Y' I' -A imc is a many splendored thing. zz' l . A C' 1 ,Sr-rwwr, l,Yi'iILf.1:lvr in i, iii 1 my cami 3, 4, ' ' N ' 3 lBl fi -1, ll U'V -ir.. 35 YWQ' 1'---new .-sf I w, fd JACK MALICK Now wait! Let's think this thing over. Boys' League I, 2, 3, 4, Letterman's Club I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, Intramurals I, Poletteers I, Paletteers Award I, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, l,R.L. 3, Vice President 4, Boys' State 3, M.C. of Prom 3, Rotarian 3, Vice President 3, A.S.B. Vice President 4, Junior Kiwanian 4, District Wrestling 4th place I, Ist place 2, 2nd place 3, Ist place 4, State Wrest- ling 3rd place 4, EIk's Youth Day Official. - -po-. K , lr Aan. E, .I 1 nr DON LOLLAR Life is a struggle, but not a warfare. Boys' League I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, Football 4, Ellds Youth Day Official. DAVID LOONEY Let's hope those shirts are sanforizedf' Boys' League I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I. LORRENA LOVIK Wise to resolve and patient to perform. Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, Palet- teers 3, F.B.L.A. 4. TERRY LOWRY A happy combination of mischief, humor, and sincerity. Boys' League I, 2, 3, 4, B Baseball I, Intramurals I, 2, 3, Honor 'Society 2, 3, 4, Biology Award 2, Science Club 2, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4, Citizenship Award 2, l.R.L. 3, President 4, Junior Rotarian 3, Junior Kiwanian 4, Fire Squad 3, Boys' State 3, Elk's Scholarship 4, EIk's Youth Day Official, Math Award 3, State Scholarship 4, South Santiam Scholarship 4, Football Satistician 3, 4, A Baseball 3, Student Council 4. MEX. PM 7 Q xv sg. M if 1 BETTY MASDEN it 3 'I Free smiles at every glance. ll Sgt, Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 3. 't a ,C ll , m t M ff' RosE MASOG it y S ' , May the hinges of friendship never rust. ,M X ' Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4, F.B.L.A. 4. ,pgngj If,-'-x-,V 5 MIKE MAYER -cm, J by gg Where is my gun and my dog, l'm going to the 2 '54-QL 3-' 5 mountains. Boys' League I, 2, 3, 4, B Basketball Manager I, A Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4, Boys' State 3, A Football Stat. 3, 4, Hi-Y President 4. 36 S I? ,Ugg X 1 f,M.1.. M11 I won? bwfge- un mrh RR, 1 , V ' Q t .1 5 '. . ' pf . f r -, ' , f wr' I X s, X! g h 1-'M' v h , .9 hr- Lwrdns on has own door going I 1 ' if G ,r mr- pl.-1-9, uf Mme cmd III come Yhroughf' , zgvl Ag 1 1 '- 1' 'Q T. -1 ..,, .. x. . 1' 3 . , 4, Q- ' ,I W- ' Rx GQV1 wr f. I-r-rms nm, 'wands' QF- Y . e - - Ae- ,- A A ,wfwl 1 A I ff X' -' f' dy eg 2 1 W . x. .Q I x , ,ml-i' N ,rn -QM:-,5 of ' is , - f,f'.', '.'?fS-LL The book says- The puissonce of hydrochloric ccud Q ',o 'V is inconstesfobleg however, the corrosive residue as 1 . . V , hormonlous wnth rvefolhc perswsfenef' E .ffjzx-W I 3 -1, G . 1'5T I -1 CL ' J 4 ' 6 Bind: 1,3 A P-'CPA' Sszkfu Q, 7 l r- - 'W' ' 3' 4 -4 .f Y f 'Y' f.'E,.f'XQ f.'fvCLLF ff' A book, c nook, and lm conienfff f l Ez: Lf-:fue 1 3 -1 S: PYP CQ? ' 1 'Y I ' U 2 3 0955 :pb 4, fi:-, .:. -'T' K' ,fi ' Tm- gfvgrwg grleni Mpc. -u 4: J 1, , A f 4 TL ,C 1 - ' qv X, gf: If has nr, www r'-wr www- pvspk- w:.Vi be c. Q X wholv bran bn ff! 2 H' ig. i g N s .Uf '.'3'Q?1ELL Her mind is her own ond she uses if. '7 H Lsugvf- f, Q, 3, 4 Cmfs Lu.:.q.L- GW Cf 'N' ' X S 7, C1355 F1-D':SPr .:' .p T, W' '. :s ' fx Pe-:W CMI? Q, 3, 4: G.-XJX. Q, 3, 11 H writ Sm My fx 7, 4 C1125 V Cv prvi dur? Q lnlvwxvy Q his S -1, CTV!! L3 'F 74 Vw VQ ', hxzih,-'s'wm 3, l:N.1S91'C.l' uuk 3 L1l'G JM :D Nxfdlf'-': 3 fn! :fs fisfwnv ' C: SH 3 5- X 9 vw . ,'v' 4 921' ' f:.'xl -2 nu' L -i .,,4L: ,.,vL, ,. Y, H 1 .-wp,-p K - .ls .sx.,k 257: wswkcs cwoy from H10 soul Yhe dust of Q rsyfdcy !fff . 7 ' 'ffFEL-5 , k,..l Y, L .,,.,- HL QUDV MORIN I wish I knew fhe good in wishing. Girls' LQGQUS 3, Q' 3, A1 H.!'s'H': -9. f' 3 -1 FB 3. S::'Q': x 4 Y NC 3, S LV: Cfzz -1, ITT' VCQQ SCN 'Much siudy is 0 weoriness of the flesh. 59:5 L5-:ripe T, 2, 3, 4 :Cru 11' ' J' F1 3. XT? ' f 1.. , .. 1 'N . gg: si is I I rv 'F gi Hr .X XX . XY 5 ss? is 'Vw .xii Z 'X sm ,.,' 'J ,-Y I' ' ' 'N P 1, , v -Jr Q Y il'- ,N 5- ' ' . i F76 X fplecsing To Valk 10, nice in hr-r wrxys, M ' K talent odorns our days. GH, Lf-'11:,-- T,f f 1 V , , - V , -. f- J X CFL' 'Q CTL' ,M-Ag, g. -1 , 1,,1J 'Born with o sense of laughin-r. C' lf 2'1- f 3 A Vzz,- V , W. V f . ,, ..,,,, 3 f -xurw 'Povience ond genileness F, , - ,.,, f,, Mm V nj' V My , V rf. ' :: 4 '.' ' 'L-fr- ge-vs fodious, doesn' fi ,' 'f 11' 1, 134, 38 is 0 power. fn 1' : W F I 7 E ,s ifyvm' V ' W ' -n. Y if 1 if cr. SQ QQO ilk. ff X ff l l E r x i .e --53 C: cn, lxid, lean on 'em O little! H, T,Q,3,4. l-JAQCN ANN? OLSON ' fd' Her v0iC9 was Q-ver soft, gentle, and low, an ex- cellent thing in wcrnanj' .. , ,., 3 , 4 L ' 'INNJ llvs a many I like himfl :BLA fi :nn l 'l fi ii Di'-rs Club l, fl, F, 4, G.A.A, . W 'ii ':l l V -tr' T, fi, -4, Rally Squad -3 P' r' J Prcni Corvr i't0i,- 3, Class As- lpiy Qn-i-'it ' 3, Mui! D X' ' l,.1VT'VYii'lCP 35 FB. 4. -5-fl, , .rf Mirror ol all courtesy. i Y :'- -1 EWR Q. Award 4, Civ lr l. ,fi' 41, flirt, A551-n'l3ly Cum V39 ':' League Girl '7lillQC 4. F -4.4 f' ,WXCN Toward the scientific his heart is bent, Heaven knows what he'lI invent. E: ,i :gy l, ' W 4 S' f-fri: Cl Ei l, 2, lntrrz- v' n l l, f lzf r',i 13 Vila, fi, HV' ,' S21 'f 3, -'fp ir 1 f 'ii Cl ' l'1-Lair' 4, Tl'tY fffll lf,L'Y Sz' , ' .' 1. l il ,' A Prim Q Yfpst' f,':,' 3:5 ' zi. ggeff D' lllilfi, Nnlzfyfr SMITH Vowed to be true to each other. G-lf, u..J,L i 1 3 4 Cf35.f'4r ,4,'Y,,v , -1, fi'-wrl Lf,E,mrg ri Sv-4 Qkiw' , ,.. PQCVON Life is worthwhile if you smile awhile. i F7 Cx f ' l P ' 'I P C' S ct f- i, rx , d SO us :-C'A:r',f Stall 3, 4, School Paper 3, 4, H gh Scnzcl' Hi-Light 4. K' 'NZ' V U--. Keep your face toward the sunshine and the shadows will fall behind you. , Owls lf'I3,'2 l, 7 'l, 4, Mayday Program l, 2, Grl: Gif-fi Q Clogs !-sie-mbly Committee 3, F.B.l..A. 'D u-'IVY-A C ' vp A .,,- .1- fiu- ,PN ef Us ' Ne..- Y' fv- KJ' f-51: -' :ye J , va L in l V x xl ,Q rv-2 4 JOYCE PLACE My care is for the future. Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. l, Intramurals l, 2, 3, Science Club 2, Phoenix Club 2, 3. DALTON PLUNKETT The wise are never without friends. Boys' League l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, Intramurals l, Manager 2, 3, Class Assembly Com- mittee l, 4, Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Phoenix Club 2, Gymnastics 2, Junior Ro- tarian 3, Paletteers 3, Prom Committee 3, May Day Commttfee 3, Hi-Y 3, 4, Class Treasurer 4, Student Council 4, Cross Country 2, 3, Max D. Tucker Schol- arship. HOWARD PRESTON l'm only a little chap - mother says l'm frail. Boys' League l, 2, 3, 4, Phoenix Club 2. ROBERT PRIMASING The delectable form which intelligence takes in its moments of surplus power - the form of wit. Boys' League l, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, Player of the Month 4, Most Valuable Player Award 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4. 40 S9 Qtr' - A HAROLD OZlAH School is only for the wicked. Ba',s' League l, 2, 3, 4. SANDRA PEARL For we that live to please, must please to live. Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. l, 2, President 3, 4, Scienze Club 2, Pnaenx Club 2, Tri-Y 3, 4, Student Council 3, Band Representative, Girls' League Girl of the Month, Sportsmanship 4. RICHARD PETERSON Life is too short to do anything for one's self that one can pay others to do for one. Boys' League l, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Light 3, 4. JAMES PHILLIPS lJ.W.l Ability wins the esteem of true men. Boys' League l, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals l, 2, 4, Perfect Attendance Award l, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Palate teers 3, Lettermant Club 3. 4, May Day Committee 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Hi-Light Sports Editor 3, 4, Basketball Player of the Month 4, Outstanding Player Award 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 3 4 ., . -fx 3? ,K ' i'.x 1 z ' I S- L ' ' 9' . sv 4 n nd us qufckly Us by-ing cm-. Y ':5'v'.WF'f:: J 1 . f f , . ,V I I I fr: 'S ., ,. 5' ., l , - F, if ff, E 'I 1 , . .1 J P, yuyjy fm., ,V fm ml-. ghn wins Eg ,Q E., -V fm , 1 1' rm ,-.f . CT, V' X Mu' PM-r ww, www of day, shes always chciicrf v wry 4 Vw-r gay off! wuy ' 16' 9 - - 5. ly I fx ' 15. YK ov- X ' VIR' R Fx 'ik A x..f. -4 X? ffffff FYVNJCLCS 'Be reasonable - do if my way! C 'A fff'-:' P1 S:f::' FF A I, Q- H:':r Rc!! I, Q' Lf l IV'f' F gl' SCL2'C1:BC1Cg,'CNL:b 3, 4: HI-Llglft Edi- ':' 3 -1 PEC. L::'f Lfwrd 3 Cness OJ: 4, Q ij R xg: 'As nice as nice con be! GJ? .ef ',-9 ' T 3 .S Fgze '- Cf I Q' 3 -1 PP e 7x Cuz, f, S A T S, 9: C'k:'m::'v -1, F'5'v Cer'- V -35' 3 ', 1. Ti. C: 9e 3 H-L QV' Bw'Ci-2 Nsfnfgr' 3 CC fc YC' -1, Lsrru 4 Che: Assvmbly Cfw' ec 4. K? 'SKY RUSS 'Let thy words be few. B-NS YL-Cgue 1,213.4 'U-19.5 FQJW1 NQRRZS To love, cherrish, and obey. G45 LECf1.C 1, T, 3, 4, Prcvw Chairman 3. FBLA. 3, 4: Pifdfef-'s 35 41 JACK RYAN Frequently within my brain l gently think a thought. Boys' League 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, Track l, 2, Student Body Representative 3. GAIL SHAGER Full of life, ioy, and fun. Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Prom Com- mittee 3. ELIEN SCHEELE Trudy She doesn't talk much, but her smile says all that is necessary. Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 2, Secretary 3, F.B. L.A. 4, Library Club 4. BERNZCE SCl'lMlDT Virtue is its own reward. Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4. us-SW' X i ,i.,, pf ,rv V, 7' ,L .-'WK A ,rs v am, , K JANET Sl'OERlNG Her engaging friendliness wins friends. Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4. DUANE STOKES Knowledge is good, using it wisely is better. Boys' League l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Baseball 3, 4, Marshfield Sportsman Club 2, Intramurals. RONALD STOKES What wisdom can you find that is greater than kindness? Boys' League l, 2, 3, 4. CAROLYN SWANDER The smiles that count are those that shine when it rains. Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, Points Chair- man 4, Intramurals l, 2, F.B.L.A. 3, Reporter 4, Class Assembly Committee 3, Tri-Y 3, 4, Girls Ensemble 3, Girls' League Girl of the Month 3, Girls' League Council 4, Girls' League Representative 4, Swing Choir 4. 42 1,1 W' r. -uhh' 4- ffv 'lf fs Qfimnuh Vx r rd scout JCHQ vf' ICN CFO 0? X Cm V 'S 1 1' 55' . , y A Of pranks galore Ill Mud- scvw- morr- f, V ll! ,, 3 AV , , L ls.. 3 4 - - ,f fg if fd? Iv is Iv PK Q - 1 , b , , QQ 1 f - , 'X Her manner ns as wmnuug as mfr swwiz- C - f ' -1 -GZ' .'.:..l fit f ' x 'zeal 5. 'Pi' as - s -52 42' f 1 T MP and W harem l f-55.7-S, 1 !l ml , Os 1 w :' Inav vs vl Pu s' 0 GPI x ' x GONC1 K cg 1 lx K X ,Il ,X ' n H x x K .4 - 1 JL Huw nu- luwvv alone' N107 nu' .S 'pn P if ' nnhlv Hmuqhtx i Q nw, K .. .1 lc 1 Q Q 1 +1 we X A x., 5-r Y' 'I 'r fx. - :+A Q 1 cl! l ' l Q---v A 9,11 Lrvr-vii-I W, u silent flcittnrerf f-Q IWW N:-1, 'Miryhtier than the noise of mony waters. I L, L', 3, President 4, HiAY I, 2, 3, 45 ,. Q, . ' rf- Presiiieot 4, AL? District Fuilbock frfi Xe- LLJLLLOGCR 4. V Dir YZ-EFL Women ore the least of my worries. B L--i5. ', T 3, 4, Trock. 4' to , ev' 41'-RLQLVE ZOLNOWSKY L 4-,I Friend is a word of royal tone. X tif League- i, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, c3.A.A. 'X , Pfzrvt Coffm ttec- 3, CLoss Assembly Committee 4. V 4 A 4 Ag Y: 1 , L g'j51',, -S Q . .i iff CLASS MOTTO - Knowledge ls The Treasure To Which Study ls CLASS FLOWER - Peppermint Striped Cdrhctiort CLASS COLORS - Red cmd White I ,-7 , 4. f 1- lf? h nf 1 C' L. 1' ' .L:4:,f': ':' , e r , t' ' if ef , - ' - ' . RAC 5 :-1 5' 1 1 f T5 ,Q , , 9: 4' The Key 4 Senuor Class Hustory We the class ot l958 are about to leave Lebanon Unuon Hugh School Now we look back over our yca herc vu d past years un the old hugh school and ren emocr the tunues wc have had good and bad Our freshman year we shone unde the leadershup at Jum Gruttuth Presudent Vuce Prcsudent Kent Wells Secre tary Jean Wulcox Treasurer Jum Anderson and Student Councul Representatuves Lunda Du st and Harry Cooludge Deuores Rrumrose was chosen treshman pruncess tor Homecomung The boys receuvung numerals tor sports were Gregory Graham Ralph Cobat Fed Dolsen Jum Nuchoas Rat Cuubertson Bu ch Barnes Jum Grultuth La ry Anderson Kent Wells Dale Bushop Ruchard Duxon Gary Yates Les ter Stevahn Harry Cooludge andJ W Ph lps Bob Kenagy went to state wuth the wrestlung team Fr shmen cast un the school rlays The Nught ot Ja L Jungwurth Ron Hetzendorf Jum Grutluth Pat Bowman Fred Dolsen Norman Mcliunney Gregory Graham and Bob Kenagy The theme of the freshman class assembly was Beat he Clock whuch gave us the award lor best class as sembly As sophomores our leaders were Presudent Kent Wells Vuc Rresudent Judy Mutchel' Secre ary Delores Prun rose Treasurer Vurgunua Duerung and our Student Councul e resentatuves Sherry Gross and Jack Ryan Lunda Durst was chosen S phomo e Homec m ng Prun cess Letters un too ball were awarded to Rat Cul ertson Kent Wells Ralph Cobat Jum Nucho as Duck Stuckney and Jum Gruftuth the manager Harry Cooludge was awarded a letter un basketball Both the sophomore lettermen un wrest lung went to the State Wrestlung Tournament by wunnung the Dust uCt n eet un theur class They were Tommy Lee and Jack tvtaluck S ph 'W o es c mst un the all school play You Cant ake ut Wuth You uncluaed Pat Bowman Norman McKunney a a Rot Hetzendort Our class was very proud of the number of sophomore students who were ho cn members ol Honor Socuety They w n W us B nnue Johnson Lunda Durst Vu gunua Duc g Ra Bowman Judy Mutchell Doug Collunson Jean Wulcox Terry Lowry J W Phullups Dalton Plunkett Jack tvtalu k Bernuce Smuth Charles Punkney John Eskeldson 'Vles al J dy Morun and Betty Wulluams our uunuor year our cass otluce s were Rresu ent Roc B rv Vuce Presudent Jack Maluck Secretary Judy M rse u ea cu J dy Mu chel and Stuaent Councul Rep re entatves Dee Prurnrose and Doug Collunson yea was t e lu uo Senuor Pr rn FusFe Dee Prumuose and Judy Mutchell The court unclud ed aueen Carol Edgmon and Pruncesses Sharon Olson Sherry Gross Dee Prumrose Lunda Durst Karen Craug and Carolyn Gulmore The Junuor Class assembly theme was A Negro Spurut ual wlnuch took second place The uu uor class was very well epresented un sports Ou tural year un hugh school ocr senuor year found us moved trorru the 'arnula su roundung ol the old school to the new hugh chool Three of our senuor gurls were on A squad They were nueen Lunda Durst and Carolyn Gulmore and Karen Craug The senuor bovs on the football team were Gary Yates Jum Mechals Fred Dol en Ra oh Cobat Carl Ha dell Ver on M ller Raul B own Dale Bushop Rat Culbertson Kent Wel's Don Lallar Wayne Autkun Jum Blatchley Gregory Geham and managers Al Holland Muke Mayer Terry L w y Jm Grullth Ed Dodson The boys playung ba ketball were Harry Cooludge Bob R umasung Jum tvtechals J W Phullups Dale Bushop Duane Stoke G ne Shurts wuth Muke Vlayer manager Our wrest Ing team was very strong agaun thus year as was our baseball team The May Day Court consusted of Queen Barbara Durst Maud ol Honor Karen Craug Sharon Chrustensen Sherry Gross Norma Seuders Carol Edgmon and Joann Kotoud Th May Day un the new hugh school was a very successful event wuth the tradutuonal coronatuon and track meet Hugh grade honors went to Kent Wells Valeductoruan and Glenn Messal Salutatoruan The theme cho en for thus years class assembly was Reunton ol the Class of 1958 The gurls chose tor the Stravxberry Court were Dee Rrumrose Launa Drummond Jean Wulcox Lunda Durst and Judy Mutchell We the Senuo s would luke to say Thanks to every one who helped make our hugh school days a success and Best ol Luck to the remaunung classes 46 l I u 1 I I I A N F 'I J I 1 1 . ' 1 H 1 1 K 1 I 1 u X ormom r c 1 - T Q h 1 ,, . 1 . r l f - 1 u ' I 7 1 1 1 t 1 2 ' 1 I 1 I 'B C 53 1 A 1 ' , f r ' , ferei Ke t ' 'e'l , o ' , , 'r A ' l ' 1 - ' -1s 4 ' ' - , - ml' 1 ' 1 1 1 Z u C 1 T 1 1 1 1 1 V 1 ' l -1 G36'nu S -1 U A 1 ' V . 1 t . , . N , . 1 1. . , 1 , , r , lu. 1 , r 1 d , 1 1 1 1 ' f '3 'Cl T71 ' 1 I 1 1 , . , . 1 . , , , uit . o Ag r 'su' Y, 'u .t l , - 9 4 ,J 1 H 11 11 1 P u- Tlse bla event ot the r . h s' n' r- 1' o. ary lo, and Lute Wuth Father, were: Marue Rcsh Ra ph Stardust ln Luuac Tumef' The theme was desugned by Pat 1 1 1 1 u F1 ' 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 1 V1 1 11 . 5 11 - - ' 11 - 4 1 , - , , A 11 V . I . U. r . , , , 1. . . . 8 . I . If t I . 1 M A r .L , , A W. . . . . . I . R p- A ,L r Y , . s . ' o r o E1 '1- ' A . J. s. , , 1 . . y 1 M . I 1 , .J , 1 I , , , . I . , . , C E r w . . . F yu r . . ' l X ,Tu I 4 li - I U , o r , u, u , . S 1 I , F 1 1 ' ' f I , L S, 9 , 1 , u , , ,. . . l ' i' ! I u ,1 1 , , 1 1 C . , 1 ll ' fl A Y? I . ! l l I I I 1 r 1 11 11 L, 1 g , 11 11 - - II' DAN MORGAN +.,.pREssDENT JEAN YDDER - TREASURER DORIS WDRRMAN - SECRETARY. JUDY PETERS - REPRESENTATIVE LARRY o?DEu - vlcs PRESIDENT DIXIE ALLISON - REPRESENTATIVE S- Junior Class History .1 --. Q G. ff . N. W .,'4Iv?.- J '61 h 1 4 I Avriel Albrightson , V' Q .1 Jack Aldridge c . Z' sf! pm 'TIP' 5 Q, Dixie Allison Jennie Anderson Peg Anderson Gus Arbogasi N ii Z 2 ,bv ,ab -A '7' X Dean Barnes Dean Barlon Llz Benner? Dick Bergigl Lee Ann Beyer Ronald Bloom David Bourn Art Bowers 'XL VD 1 Laura Lee Fenner all-rin Finln Pup: rlqrl Jean Fosler Ray Gates Preston Genlry Donna Gerig Jeanne Gilliam Judy Girod Wanda Claus Frank Glenn Lois Goodriclr Ka.en Gowey Roger Gowey Marlin Grugell Pennie Haberling Marlene Hageman Joann Hanson Melvin Horner? Verlene Harold Marie Hassenger Mary Hassenger Alvin Hawes Bob Henderson Donna Bower! Bill Brinsan Dennis Brown Fred Budde Merle Bunch Douglas Callahan Llayd Callahan Gerald Carfer Helen Carfer Lewis Cass Wendell Chilcofe Shirley Chisholm .4 -9 JL:- f. ll l, B l i B l W ' if ' 5 . A -L ll :Q Y 4 . I 4' 4 ., L fee- A ,,er S' - ll fi ef Xen ' 1 5 I . A Q ll J - 4 l Ai I A Q 5 V: , .A 1 . 3 X A l, ,I , . , , ' all ,L ,, is YU sl f ' 1 B xl ' 1' - L . J L . gf' S' B 13:-ff-' . I , ' ffjh x RY - - . I li' 'T X .5 9 A 4 . 4.1 h l ,l 1 5 L, B C 'rr an all , J' fi 1 v ,,, I f Q' ' 3 ,. ,-ll . 'Y ' r ' v B+ 4 J , . L ' f if ' X rf ,Q A gz , J f 'X if f i 3 'Q WV: K A . ' J A. '- 2 ' ' I fs l, 4 l I vi in C f ' J 1 it . ' . . 1, J' xx- A rj I V X I 4 S.O'i'i. . 6... ,L - 'V 1 .. ' -' U 9 W , 'Y iQ 7' V J ' ff 5' lv lk ,. - , Lx N . q 1 lf l gl ll l in . A I v All 4-C -v u Suv, 1 K' A an . ,, Treva Chisholm Jerry Chism Richard Christensen Alinda Clark Judy Clark Richard Clendenen Joyce Cockman Norman Cook Warren Cooper James Coyle John Craig Woody Crocker Jeannetfe Culberfso Judy Culbertson Julie Cummins Paul Danielson Jim Davis Tom Davis Judy Davison Gary DeKuyper Sandie Derickson Jerry Ellioff -, 4 it D' N., , xx X A :rf lk J - 1 A . 4 5 Q. 13 4 . J' I A f 1 ' ., .4 Y Ja, W ,Q my is ' in .43 nl 5 k 'KQFILZQ ' aj X 1 f 3 i r V f' , A Ernie Herman i , ,L David Hickey 49 f .. A 4' - Orr-g Hildebrande - , J i Wanda Hodson Q I f ,, iv Lowell Hoesing I I Pat Hoffman 5 4 'xx ' F fix la' - ' .rf ' ' 'ff Judy Hollenbecln Dan Hooven s guy, David Jackson J Dwayne Jackson 'i if I Harold James X 1 9 Aga J d J -Q '1 u Y onsen ,R V 4 K , Jerry Johnson , I A Ron Johnson ' I A Bob Jones J 1 I 1 Q Larry Jones ' 1 l 5 J if' Z' .F Carolyn Kauffman Marilyn Kauffman 1, Loureflo Keen Arlene Ken? 'G is Donna Kiefzlre T' ' LaVanne Kindopp ,- Stan Kingsberry I- 4. 3 Q Gerald Kifirell ' . f y X x K lx p Roger Krieger LoDemo lamb ' E Jim Fall: Robert Faller be K 25,540 we an fx ,-- 'Q Y 52 Sherry Pearson Judy Peters Carla Peterson Darlene Phillips Polly Pllcher Eltzabcfh Pas! I 43 fi- Joanne Nohman Carolyn CBruen Larry O Dell Sue Orona Evelyn Orr Kay Parker Larry Parrish Jon Pavfmson Kenneth Morgan Erma Morris Anne Morse Mnrlam Mos? Pam Mowrey Carol Mullennx Jamce Neal Ronald Nelson Charles Neghlengale Lanny Nxvens JoAnn Nixon Wnllnard Nohrnberg Charles Splker Teddy purlock Barbara Starr lem Sie-fens Loren Slogsdlll Duane Swclggavf Belly Swarm Dale Swoverland Doug Taylor E leon T om lrenc Tram Dweglwl Tucker Glen Ullord Richard Uhlng 'aclcqure Vanl Judy Vaughn Dowd Veech Dyann Vorderstrasse Sharon Vwlalberg 'wry Wollrer Palsy Wallace Wayne Webber Marsha Wergel Rnchard Welrlch . - 3 ,.- Q M Z .,..v I . v - ig 1 .P or Y ll S - N 1 : Q f uv. Q f , ,f V, K . . 'V ll M M. N it K5 I xg W If V P rj V, off L , L r , . N ' X' A 1 ' ws ' ee- ,e'l 219 Q ' ' , 1, PPV ' ff If ,fif A ' we-V ' I s 1 ' H v P .4 'I ' I I W , Vw y xg 'U f 1 ' 3, ,, 5 ' I V .1 ' 5 . ' ' h f s I. ,Cx ix I 1 ' E!.-u Lauder Milne lanning Cheryal Larsen Darlene Lebahn Robert Lee Gay leever Larry Lunville Sharon Lockwood Jim Long Judy McCrary Ermia McCraven Beatrice McGuire Duane McKinney Sharon McMullen Betty Jo McPherson Lester Maddox Joy Mason Fred Massey Elizabeth Meng Gaylord Mlller Marvin Miner Robert Mrtsch Susan Mltsclt Dan Morgan Merlin Roberts Larry Robertson Don Rounsavell Mulre Royer Ardlth Rudlsll Richard Sadler Nlna Sclwmele Joan Schmidt Pat Schrnldt Jan Scott Jlm Scott Gerald Shorts Ronnie Slolander Larry Slack Diane Small Carol Smith Peg Smnth Phyllis Snyder lela Southerland Lyle Speer K3 1 A 15 Wt 3 'Q Betty Powell Bob Price LeRoy Pruitt A 'C if ' 4 Ronnie Powell , - of 1. 4 o f 3: . I -. ,uv ,,.. Y ' ' JK 5 'ff f-.J Tfa Anne Rettunger .,. Judy Reynolds Y? -...A iv uf 58 'is --4 Xgg-I J 3 il 3-if vt 'Q f? ,A S - . - wg. A at fa I N I 1 '3 ' in P : 1 xg 5 ,. 2 F- A ' .. . ta? . I Y . .. 'V 'Pt ' - 4. 1 - ' om, 1 P 14' f , S J A , S P I T 5 .-Q , y ' r , . . Qi - U- W I - P 4 'A ' lf ' '-'Z rr .. s Q L , , L g 7 J L - ax .lf .T P P 4' J r . , , 'L J ga , f 1 ...P K - V ,R id 1 , W Vt J , 1 - 'M 'J . Q o' 1 W , V: - rl ' L 7? - 1 , Ak sql A 1 . , V, J L? 'zz' A wt, L . .R v,.-E' - L .. or 9' l J: I , A 4: Q n If a - 4 Q lv ' 3 ' I LQ M 1 K ,X -4 K Q f 4' A ' ' YP 44 J P A P N, 1 s L J Q' L 1, -tr 1 S S , l Kathleen Welborn Jce Weldon Deon Wheeler Winsfon Wheeler Ward White Joann Wilkinson John Wilkinson Sharon Williams Tom Williams Don Wilson Doug Wilson Bryce Winkle Karen Winne Denny Wirt Shirley Wlfzel Rodney Wold Alon Wolfenbclrger Doris Workman ' 1 1 4 JM Yi Q 4 K , -em v 1 A. Q .5 2 Eff , yan 2 2 , .sf ,ft I i ws- , ,, nl l ' - ls, N' 'ii Jean Yoder Robert Zook Win, 'Wu 'vi 2 if J J -w if jgffi. 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A. 25 A I V LW' 1 Q 1 - s Qs 1 1 A ai. ,s f 'N Irv .4 2 10- 'Tl' is ' F , 1 .fi gr Fir A -X Qvfw: -Q-or 3 3 Aq- 4 1553 .4- I Gary Adams Richard Alley John Alvin Larry Ambrose Clwloes Amos Kenneth Ames Q 3 Bally Anderson Dororhy Angersfcln Mike Armstrong Mike Arnold Bern Burley Doug Baker Larry Baker Gary Barber fi 0 5 'Q A? 414.5 Judy Cramer Jfvsws Crvnslmw Ncd Crlppen fr-ralyn Crouch Flifev Drzrlvy Durregl Dulv Li V-n Damon Frlrrp Dann-ls Torn Dvmaneltr- Anim Denny Knrcrw Duvlnny Vnnmc: Dlmock Logon Dahl JV, Dollarhide Judy Douglas Lonnie Douglas :lm c Dur ' David Dykslra Monk Erlwor 5 r' Ek un Julro Ekrnon Eorln Erearl rv-num tn s Ern Bruce Beck Jeff Bemefz Georgene Benesh Wilma Berggren Larry Bergsfrom Judy Bucknell Terry Billings Lars Blalock Mike Blanclnaf Ruth Blonshan Bonnie Blaylock Larry Bond WE 45. -s an ,,,.,..f7f.,v, fell lrlson 1 Eva ns F or 5 Fu clcey fsmr fzg ro Lnua Fvzqeralcl a lo Fa JJ' Foslp C arlottc Frabc Dennis Boifcher Nucl: Bowrnen Fam Boyd Jim Brands Reba Brunton Barbara Britton Palsy Brust Bob Bullard Judy Bursar! Bob Bur! Gary Bulfers Fharleen Cammack Bob Canoy Ruby Cave Sherrill Charfraw Celene Clurrsiensen fxlenn Clark D0 10 Clendenen GPOrge Cleveland Cla ence glever Roberl Cole My e Callm l i JC1Y Conser Deo Cook JV' ll Ju ne y Oryrlle Fur er Laarulee Garner Bruce Games Alyce GarrelY Carla Garrison Leonard Garruson Kay Gales Gu., l 1 was 'P .lohn Gerard Srexe Geyman Kathy Grddens Janus Gulbert Dave Gnlson Judy Go!! vw Q O J -5' Um fo 1 sf 1 Q, ,. -N A, as an l Q. 4? 2 .4- Q ' k o .IU 3 l 59 7 r .nu 4- 0 n 37 . . vu-' r 'I 1 X 1 l , f V i ' B - . 2' ' ' B ' ., . Q ba , ' 'Q' 4 ' A 'M ' 3 ' A k V, m ' :R .A , 'J ' l 'ip W B' ' lx 1 B B . , , 4 Hs- . . .'! 1 f A n . 'L fir? 4 I W A, Q fav X X 1-A , J 2 cr! 51 ,A ,H Ap t als ' R- r 'A B w 1 4, Q., Q M Q T 4 K I 1. 1 I ' 11 'x V . R B ma f yfgf B ra Jr r Q Q .5 'Q A . . ' J 1 - Q, - , gg. , I f' V - lf Jplwn F-rms Q 4' I ,R 4 -a Kutlrleg 1 A ' ig V x ' flgrro ,J Y ' 5 - B ' J Fran Iler Q 4 Y Mrgry Falwell . 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F2 - ' ' , 5e,e,Iy Williams .Y ' Judy Woods fg- f ' ' if Pal Wrigh? 5 JS 'I 4: Ronald Yechouf 1 Ga? ,XX Bill Slsson Charlotte Smirh Elaine Smith Rama Smith Vern Smith Nadine Splllmcln larry Spires Marie Spires Lee Sprague Lou Starr Linda Sfeclclein Rodney Stoering Charloiie Sfoltes Eugene Suing Ricky Summers Tom Swaim Lawrence Swanson Melvin Swikert Floyd Talley Niia Talley Bill Taylor Dennis Taylor Wayne Taylor Nancy Tewalf fys 63 fs ,4- WIT 4 1 'f l A Sophomores engage in a lively bingo game. . 5' , ' ig 1 P -X F ,N i ' f'fJ-5-Xl Ck X-N .!I,, E8 L... .-df' A ,J Mr. Brown gives a hand with the punch. -' A s . 5 , ,. g. ----l Xerxes maidens kneel before the stranger's rocket. And The band plays on. mg ., . U9 ,. . . ll ?-'-'rrfiq' L -of-Nl lg: What's up there? 64 The So homore class a Lqi, ., 4. 'ls , Sophomore grils lend To the Calypso atmosphere. 0,2 M AWN at TREASURER REPRESENTATIVE Q anim fy 'X uiugrcz Freshman Class History fb N4 M Q3 x sd, s sl KX! A .Ax w -if X 'li ' x ,,. . 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H, ,., f 'ww s nu- Q,-' -5 , 'V iw x f s 3 merican gelcl f ervice The scholarship program of the A.F.S. was formed in T947 with the express purpose of furthering in- ternational relations by bringing students from for- eign countries to study for one year in U.S. high schools. lt is the purpose of the program to give the foreign student a well rounded knowledge of the many facets of our life here and it is our hope that he will take back his knowledge with him to help increase understanding of the U.S. in his own coun- try. A fixed amount of S650 is contributed to the A FS, to provide transportation and all but some small incidental expenses in bringing a student to the US. A local A.F.S. committee was formed in March, 1957, and through the generosity of the Crown Zellerbach Corporation, Lebanon is fortunate to have as a resident student this school year, Gianni Casetta from Legnano, Milan, Italy, Gianni is living with Kent Wells and his family. As a further extension of the A.F.S. work, it is also possible for any school having a foreign ex- change student to send one of their own students abroad the following summer. American teenagers, I6 to T7 years of age, live abroad and thus get a chance to become acquainted with the life and people and education of another country. The Leb- anon A.F.S. committee selected four girls as their candidates for the Americans Abroad Scholarship, Judy Girod, Lois Goodrick, Anne Morse, and Bar- bara Starr. Their applications were sent to A.F.S. in New York for final selection. Anne Morse was select- ed to go to Munich, Germany. Walk together, talk together, O ye peoples of the earth: Then and only then shall ye have peace. By having Gianni in Lebanon and Anne in Munich, we hope a big step has been token toward achiev- ing this slogan of the A.F.S. 77 WLUSLAW 94 , J' TERRY LOWRY Lebanon I.R.L. President ANNE MORSE State Historian, 1958-59 KENT WELLS State I.R.L. 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A s J!-in lunar.-s Forest Grove Band for an exchange assembly Atomic Energy assembly fascinates students. LH S student experiences a hair raising stunt Mr. Cunningham, Olympian track star, inspires L.H.S, students. 1-Q wa .pas lik, K Ai . ,,..rQ- Police Chief if if -is-Q -QYJ. .Q--v innqmlg H 1 'mis talks to a class. 84 l ntl , ,b.f Wlwy the hasty exit? , .1 Now dear, be reasonable! 9 Really rockin' and rollin' was the Sweet Home Exchange Assembly. 'Wilma- Fav' 85 Boys enjoy a League assembly. Yes, Master! Studying the script backstage, huh? t C . Y' if 4 Peek-a-boo! nga., --5... 4 3, S pw, - i Goo-oo-ooo! What's going on here? M-:rw LM-mf: ' H Q I A, B M, Oh, where will the baby's dimple be? A rgentine exchange student talks to Girls' League Girl Staters tell of their experiences at Girls State. 86 :Q Wow! Here Comes G ho 1 ,a .,f, 21 Twirp Week 5 PPV Threesome, My: who, o forlom Char UCfer4 Here s c variety! Judge Orono has the scratchy iob of testing bearcls. Worih growing Cl beard for. The P file winner. fy 'I Here's to Dean Barnes, the boy with the most unique beard. 87 MW! Queen Joann I Escort Larry Coakley ,4 Princess LaVonne Kindopp XX UE 6 , ',-.kk ,va-s, . Wir ,. s . ,,,-0 Y -, S., 4fa'jj J 88 -Gian-4 F9 Z h U 1 x rv - ' 3 Ps 1 ig i . . :els 1 . .+A 11' , A pd Escort Bob Primasing Princess Barbara Starr Escort Alvin Hawes Princess Judy Girod Princess Dixie Ailison Escort John Wilkinson Escort Mike Moyer ,W WMM fwfw M Crown Becirers Peggy Chinburg, Mike Cowgill E X ff ,, , 95 89 . P C , D K' t k- Princess Sherry Pearson im Qu Omg Ie Z C E R I d K Escort Robert Jonesn Scon on SIC Cm er f. -no 41. 'np' A ,ml x riff-' - 1 JV? Wr ,Q-it S i J' .- 2, K , . Y 2-. I L . wr' 4 n '- 1 rf +V-1. lk , , ' ' ' , 3, ' '-75 f' -5.4- I' x. 1 W V VU V 'I 'Q -xxktx ' ' +'.N . Q- E ' I -- f 1- ' 2 . .. 1 MQ, , .-np'-,6S5,,,., ' X 'A I ' , ' 2 . , G I j' I. -,' ' h .',.i. Q if 3. 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I I' N' is 'sa it ' -f Maid of Honor Karen Craig I X! b . il , Q .,- nr .. lr -1 - H N. x. . 'A ., , frxekff .lit . if ' - fnj V. 'if ' -5.-' - '--.QQ ' Y 'J , . IU uw. I -4 .v iv lv bn, ,I jl?,x5,:',x V. - Lord Chamberlain Jim Crowns Queen Barbara I Princess Joann Kofoicl Escort Jack Ryan --cw 4 'L . ,gf 2' 1, AN M f'f:-Q wxv iw afxfi 'iv' 'E' ' -' 1 b F J 4 I l ' 95511 ,I ' 'C M425 . k fra? .P 5 :M if S EQ' fgq W' xi,- Queen LcVonne King Gionni pr' Anfon 'PC Scvffixeww P '1fZsiQ-N fy r vmfgince N0 icky Sumriglolf S 'sr-W - '-- A' BALL Princess Roneo Yechout Prince Chuck Gilliam SHN bgfw -'W' gKlV 'f , ' -9-X .. WS QUEEN LAUNA I A WRST o , PRXNCESS UN g f - PRWCESS JUDY Ml , 1, . T nw ,7'Wu f'5 . CHELL . HIL If . PRXN Q Fl ffm mpg 2 ,-.' ,A l'v:.A 'i',g yfe4 4-, VOX , 9511 li lE Nr Xb 7- i 52 10' FEM f+g' 4s ' ,ati H1 4 Cx .li'. f3.tj2'?il la 1 ll- ', ' ' u A. 4. 5, rgQfWi0'f l 'vm A, fi 9. e 5 L, ,L ,,',i'QZ'f' ' Ury . ' . . s '5 J Nl I , n Q .A - 1 'l1'f1q':L, W MT NM' if , : ' I Chl dn. lhmyihl I glllxwllkiq I1 Q ' , si 0 D ' n .Y v PR XMRQSE 93 'NCESS ,EA CF-SS DEE PR N WILCQX Fegffoal C Uurf A X H? -.64 l9..1a--e - Boys and Girls of the Month 1. 5 H? gr' 2 , ,, , in .a:.f..L,w -Q s-Q lima- . ' , ' I ' e gg . -r -L If 'x- Ywofx- ,i,xtL , , L' Q, ilr lx ag' l' 5'lli!.'fl Alu 1 mlfn. rw SEPTEMBER l5.P,VN. Girl .leon Wllcox Glrls' League Glrl - Barbara Durst Glrls' League Grrls ol me Month -- Frlendlme: Fresrxrwcn - Joyte Von Lolv Sophomore A lflmrgorel Wlllloms .luvlor - Koy Parker r- 'V' rt a 4 .44 ' - 1 r 'li' - l l I I I . an Q ., A 'Q NOVEMBER B.P.W. Glrl - Sherry Gross Glrls' League Girl - Dee Prlrvrose Jumor Knwonion - Jock Molzgk Junior Rovorion - Tom Dovig Girls' League Girls of flue Month - Personality Freshman - Corol Ekmon Sophomore --V Nancy Tewolt Junior - Doris Workman 5 r Z. r 4 l X '?:- xx N . - rg 1 - Y ' 1 A ' - l I V :If , ve- -,.-, . W . , - ' N-L W A . .4 Q , ,M-4 , . 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R ll J LR 'wgwlp X ,M ,L FEBRUARY , Jr - lg.,-K ,r,1,l4,, l tvfit, H lzfuss BPNN, Girl - Marllyn Ffie-sen UQLVK J I, :,. Gtrls' League Gfrl - Donna Dunmyer lVnQV QCMV , Junlor Klwanan - Kent Wells LK A,ky ,if Q .J Jurvcr Rotartan - M lce Lanmng Dew:-dill, ty Gtrls' League Glrls ct the Month - igvgbywg V Sy l K Patrtotlsm MAC 3.1, ,, 4, Freshman - Claudia Hollenbeclc JJJOV W, Llwfeyyo Keen ' Sopnornore - Janice Schmlcll' A Junior - Lris Goodrtck ,Z Q 'YA if ' ' 1 . ' J I fy I R V V. s . K . . V . , ,t - 'W U., A yi' , f xb . MARCH I BP N. O rl - Judy Halztuss -IA, G 'ls League G rl W Sandra Pearl jjj JL' or Kwan an - Terry Lowry Junior Rotarlan - Doug Taylor -. 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'JSMM ,, ag 1 li 3 fm-5 JA - . . MXXXER ' CKMA NON B W., 3 UQ VER Xoce 'm 5998 1 rd DfQce in S K ,uh P . fore COACH WEISBRODT K, M 4 ERZENK-H ,. N Y WAYNE WEBBER KENT WELLS . --4: 4' x 4- A -- I4 + inn- O , . ,pf -.Z ,ff x if I .Ph- 1 A., -49 Xx. , I 2' K hir, S, f urn., N JI MY ERIKSEN --mn SQL... KH' Sip: i' JIM SCOTT ALw1N MAN DLEKOW X W-v Q L LEQN ARD KAUF oouo wxLsoN FMAN LOUIS CASS X .W A Q. ifxa, ig. kb., A, i A iw: N' 'ff- K X Q Q., , k.. in I .1 X 'A XXX! X, Q I P7 v 1, ,., -af Nl A A , rj sr Ja M A ve. Q'- - ia I, N ,L 4, MQ S 2- 4 '- in ' 'uni C yn' x5 as i f 51' Ll , fi . , . . :-WH! W AN X , Lf I 51,51 Q , IN I-X A L4 V X. J KW-NUI. Q iv A YB ll Q M ,LMI 2-554 3.0 J 2 772 S35 114 A ik im-' X v 5-i b-'F f I , 4 ,' x ,f ,L --Q flfz ,Y 1f ? 5 , Q .1 i A 5 1 4 +1 H eb , Q 4 f, 'X , ,H- LQbc,:r:13'w LELJTIV l.f'bf1r1O:w Lci3f:'1O' Leimwom LCVIP Y Leiwcmc 1 Lui, 1 1 Lermrgm Lflxll w 1 W'-' -- A F'-V '7' tr Ti 'Y' '-'Wu 4-psig .V di B 1- P Mayer, Mechuls, Clark, Phdlwps, Coohdge, Potfvrvsym, S?w s, A F V T::,'!3r, BW Choi PrwmOswng, Browrv, Bvshop, FUN SCORE 33 Sf? 3-Q X5 xjk 37 31 41 39 24 55 113 Varsi t Basketball S North Smlem F .fm-if Fcfvw fxwfmvy Iff3'xC:Nf:S Sowh Smom Nzifffw Sdem Swv-of Home Albcarwy COWGHIS Stub Salem y Off the backboordl .Lx F -nw-MM. ..,gg,., -MM.-. A.L..W,,5,, V 475 B1v:':Q.m:. -,gg , 4.45 N Q K f -Q4 QI .f .P all Zia 1 4426 -'X X f Z' L X, g ,gs ll, i 2 1 1 S v 2:3 HQ 'x -232-I' L W07' '-A7 'df , ??f?f ? 1 4 Y L I I . Qi SSN Ku ,P , ffl 4'1- 4 J Varsity Baseball Lelmnon Le-Elfman Lermnon LCf2f::'On Lebcwon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lemmon Lebonon SCORES lvfief Home 5 of v . ,, L1 . ff-ef Pon fe IT Q K, 5-MT Home 6 C2113 5,1 CQo'.':'i 4 f. 7 .MU f5.LbGny 5 SOME SOLQVN Q Sown Sczlefn 6 F'o L' Sfff-nw L , 8 VNAMM QfJ,fvp --.o . 3 Back Row: Arbogosi, C. M Iler, Ne!son, Hceslng, Ph-ll pe, Bev el, Lcrnpnere, H:fj,5'4, Ciicn P-fe3Lbe'g. J Front Row: Mecnols, Ymes, Summers, V, Iwller, Dovxs, Bysncn S'okes, Arf's m'w. - V ' s r' F, .W ' - SZ f 1 f x f ' X L, L 'efH0 ' ' .L , . MM 4 Y 3 ii, ':?'04 'L 'av Y Af: I Q if LL-ATVQ ll: Q In !6'1VfLG-ii X 1, ' A Q Q L LV 1 X L ' - L I ' ' 'za ' . .J D-'f ' Q as L L--Ld' . Q I v ?s' X L QL S-In K , ' - V L Sf f ' X 1' L fi: - Q Qhffr L ' Y L L . , , px 4 ,V HL, . 0 LM of 'VI QM VL 0' L, 4' N fL3 Q .w 04' ex 149- 34' NP Neff? Q - L ' mi L K fa , x L3 7 1? V Ll f 1,A,.LL,. NTL- f 5- N U , ,W I L-, A x I v X- V I L ' 5 xii, TA' - I. ,' A gfxw- .fi - fe -fi: Eack Row f' v Rfw Sn 1 H :SUD W , Joslln, Mmer, Blavflnley, Slwrvg, E Clrsen, Maddox, Kwlllnam, Duron, Powngg odsan, Morgan, Powell, Holland, Bangnl Jer-95, Dqmo,-ef, F3139 Varsity Track Lebanon N. Salem Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Corvallis Lebanon TRACK RESULTS 72 85 71172 77173 77173 66 60172 70 1f'2 117 Sfayfon Lebanon Albany Central Cascade Sweet Home Albany Lebanon Sweet Home Dallas 50 37 501f2 50173 23 44173 55 58172 27 51 V2 A. o , 4' ?5Ao,fr 95, . 's , V 2 Q N' .fy 1,5 9- fZi j' g- 4 Q t , 19? hi' ' W ii n ' 'P ' 4 HA' J .Q -.1139 4- ,4 A. ' A I 1 ' cv 53 xxx rf Tint Li . A P.' g A. Q72 I s . A ' I' I x 5 v . Q -I igggiig? .iqk x? ,414 - ,. ,, ,v -y .. ' 1. X s. i -V-..., Q J -,S l 1 .. J 3-. af' g A! lf, fit ' I r' I 1 A,x31W 3' 1 .1 ,J t, 7 x V ! X , U53 X1 ! X 02 41511 1, W I' 4 A F L 'S' I if i iw? , L- , Q4i. L3' , bt ps 1 'V Y-3. 4 V wi I - f I V 'sf' l f'lN'! v 'swf lv Q Q W, L, A Wy,-r 1 1 J T' I X i 3--1 lr T451 w 1' 'I l -- ' il g gl O Q - .fl sm, X Y fail, , ix xx! fx 4 X N 554 bg s Q ' A X' ff! 1 ' l A- SU:-4 RUN' Twilfer, Kocer, Fosler, Arnbrosek, Koreplo, Jordon, Peery, Re'd, ' P 'Q nw- 1 ey, gd-fled Mwflke, Bollczrd, S'-evens, Les-,f Cadet SNC. rn. Secrf: Qian E'r'ne , O'Nell, 'll19'np33n, Wesf, Mlllem Peff' Gefncn lv l'ud , y , u.J , Fran' Pow: Conch Hellherg, Dole, Coyle, Crmwg, Jones, O'Dell, Bloncnov. Squad Football Frosh Football Buds Row: Kennedy, Buxton, Sprague, Ranoeo, Koulfr-won, Coyle, Berggren. Foufvlw PSN: Huddleslon, Myron, Vdndlver, lvlclndellcow, lv':5flde, locker, Fe'fef, James, Liclw. Wvd Raw- E'n e'f, Von Vleef, Pefefson, Mocdefnncn, LL-born, Frcrnne'z, Pe' 'non Jsress, Mo K! SECCFG Raw: Blfwloc-Q, Reynolds, Mocre, Gr ,YEL O'Ne,l, Muller, Gofdcn, Nolen, Morse. x , 11. -iq ,fini ' ,W 1 i fgcn. Front Row: Coach Reynolds, Eorlwcrf, LeFor5, Spedrs, Gnlllclrn, Dodson, Walton, Splres, Loesclven. 'Nl V 9 J I, In AQXHL- .'il'A V n x, NJ .ga fN,x J FW ff V 'qww 4: 3 as B A 1' ' Nw bf x N, is-11 -,J M.- fi 1-1-,1 E- ofl l MK B Squad Basketball Frosh Basketball R J YH ly J Sl F l P von, G' ll-fly Gia Vundwf' VV:,1lT0m Srwde' Dodson, A1 R. - ef I , ,ll 5 , . rl , 5 N Ax ,flh- kxj- Q YA. K -s 'f ii fu . gr- , -gp., ,, .-Q' 1, . -. , .-. 2, + . . , . . x, H., . , QV. xi: gr nh- U, o -x gig ' .L ,- l if 4 1 , , 'Ev v ' 'iw M. . ff: -f . NI vw I P Q 9 2, .. UL l':..-2 . .. ww? KP .R 'x -W2 ll 5 Vu -... , I 7 I I n p ll I I n. I u I Nl I .,,-1 I 51: H, . ,ff 14' I if 1 n ,, ' Q2 F-gif uf . 'A 1 :QA ff? 2, fs ,W 5 if Q ix , f 'C X , , 7 -l ' ,fi wi 1 ' V iv 37' ' A, V 'fb A -- - .N H , , t, J, d:M ' 71? .-9 , f' -f. 'YMW-W z H - AA. V V -A-:ff .- J ,v? ,.?.q ' ...nf 4 .Q 'vw V-52 M ,W .gif , , N- A -. A ' . aa 'F ,4 , 1,4 - 4 I nd.: ,F I L Q cz faq uzfg J rp? f I 1 -'- -ff Erick Row r-iornett, D. Gilsan, Schliske, Pawel, L. Clark, Craig, Delaplain, Mitchell, Stevens, Pcsemon, Pettt, Mr Chinburg. Fifth Row, R, Kiflram, D. Weldon, J, Gilson, B. Butter, West, Mchlaughton, Beard, J. Clark, Taylor, J, Vvgldgn, E, Merzenich, Lynch, Karpinski, Miles, Lalonde, Hoerauf, Blalock, Woods, Gordon, Patton, Dougias Fourth Row t-J Merzenich, Lewis, Gamburg, Falk, Stegman, Peoples, Periman, Welker, Gilley, Newourg, Gray, ierrfbke, Clefer, Burt, Griffith. 3 Q 'fra Row Eskeldson, Hanson, Farber, B, Vandiver, Stoney, Perry, McKinney, Bergiel, Pearl, Kirkelie, Cgiiqhar, Hatfield, Clendenen, Erickgen, G Watters, Newshan, Conway, Stenburg. Meng Raw Paul, Rowley, Faller, Johnson, Ho zfuss, Tucker, Griffin, Neil. 'i Sw., Fran' Row Bates, Stearns, C. Watters, Giddens, C. Garrison, G. Messal, F, Garrison, Smith, J. Vandiver. MERZENICH President OFFICERS gn 4 President -.-..- Ed Merzenich 5 A Vice President - - - Glenn Messal - ' ' Secretary-Treasurer - - Bonnie Johnson f Advisor ---- - Mr. Chinburg K six 'fs Band is the instrumental division of Lebanon Union High School's music department. A possible four-year elective course, band provides for students, opportunity to develop talent, self-expression, and music appreciation through direct participation. This vear's versatile group has performed first as a marching band iparades, half- time showsi, then as a concert band ifall concerts, benefit concert, exchange concert, spring concerti, and finally as a contest band of select instrumentation. Some students have formed smaller 'outside' groups iswing band, pep bandi, and have found pleasure in organizing ensembles or preparing solos. At the state music contests, ratings were high, rewarding hard work and hours of practice. The band owes the eventfulness and success of this year to the guidance of a pa- tient, capable, and amiable director, Mr. Del Chinburg. Band officers for the school year 1957-1958 were: President, Ed Merzenich, Vice President, Glenn Messal, Secretary-Treasurer, Bonnie Johnson. -1 - 4 . F' Y. Choir 'HA A ' 'ln T ., 1 n N . ,' lr , T ' . eq, s + is 'T T ff Q i i - i -' i ' -. 1 ' ' I ' 1 ' ' X i - ' ' x r' A Q' r ' X ' lll xl iz T .' Q - I - 1 fl i 1 X ' ,A ' X - :li X E . K T6 I 'X XX' X N T Y, L M I ll l X ll T A T ix T ta ' . ' , V l ' X i .,. i.vw,.,i i,,i T X ,. T . .l i Nl- QQ -QT l fg 'LK N :tx lg If .AXA X i X Mr Dolsffr 'Gil NNEM, ix' ,Art R vii ' 1 ge, he T ef N I 8 ,v- Q , on, Bel l l i 'DAM' I . 'ive' A X T ' FT7.Qerald, D535 ui wrew. Wiiizef, v mn. avi S N A.. J Berk Miner. I Owen, D- Ng piesen STEM' griiofi Boyd! Q. SW Back VW ni? Ger 9' OCGA iies Rowljagf, Zolimw T isa. Glljm' PYTTUT ggdmorjdgyev Swovgllin ndOPi3' l gunderscgi- GCN son, as ,moi QW' A NA I N' I OST V Dai T Mi: T ii qdgrsvn' ke, OB' en gwarider Workmaflfxockwocd. . Prll ' OSOO' di ' rser M ummm. VSIOSSOYX' A il. W Seimd sifff A lio edqfiowliqf eooflmli' 3. ODQMKEU Smiii ROXNZ E r F,C-rw! OVOUO. Mofse' The Choirs TirsT performance was aT The ioinT Tall concer' w h The band. The choir sar'g A MighTy Fcrtressn and HAuTumn Leaves. AT The ChrisTmas ConcerT The rnusic was NighT Journey OT The Wise Men, To a Virgin Meek and Mild, A Babe is Born in BeThlehem,'f f'The Holly and The lvv, and VVe Wish You a Merry Christmas. The high poini of The year was The Western Oregoh Dis'ricT Choir ConTesT, held This year in Eugene, Oregon. The choir came away from The conTesT wiTh a superior l ,J S raTirig AT The solo cor'Te5T Launa Drummond and Lau'eTTa Keen received T's. ' The choir has provided music Tor several occasions including The dedicaTion cere- F., niony for The High School, The ChrisTmas and Thanksgiving, and Easfer assemblies, f ' Sfrawberr Fesfival Queen CoronaTion and BaccalaureaTe y . WiTh our choir direcfor, Mr. SmiTh, leaving us, we wanT To say how much we have ' en'o ed havin him as our direcTor. AlThou h Times have someTimes been Tr in , we 1, i Y Q Q Y Q hope his memory of us will be a special one. BesT of luck, Mr. SmiTh! Q, . ur X- ID DODSON Pm sidem .e- KKK Orchestra t rl' V 'N v KJ. -Ekwvm? . ,.t. ' calm ,J , Va' Q Cafpbclll fCC'Or' YQ- D M Cysiniw f Mon' ,we ,lov i Q 0 J 9 .4 , Qc, V pytew- gd-'R RROW ML YI . of' Fo' the tirsf time in recent years the Lebanon High School Orchestra has had a corvplete string ensernble, The group has two first violins played by Lauralee Gainer ond Mary Anne VVa'ls, three second violins played by Gerald Campbell, Jerry Johnsen, and Gerald Masag, a viola played by Art Bowers, a cello played by Peg VVolfenbarger, ard f: itrirg bar p f1j!Cfl by Alirda Oarlc The piano accornpanist is Betty Jo McPherson, The high point for the year was the Christmas Concert. Several adults were in- vited from the cornrnani'y to play with the group for this concert, They also played for the Kiwanis Club at their installation meeting. The orchestra played with several other high school orchestras at Corvallis later this year and finished the year by playing for the Baccalaureate. With the help of the director, Delbert R. Chinbarg, and the cooperation of the students the orchestra had a very fine year. T26 'D J - 1 i iw- .. 5.4: P . -r -- .I 7 -f. 55 lf I E1 'i. Q ., l 'i vj' Ar tg- Mg hr- Bu-lf 3 -- Ii Mews Q mm 's Rennie' S'e-.e-s Qeed Pdf. Starr, H. X ,EI y:V:.,,,., '9 ' 1' Ula D s-- s 9 Vs-vt s ' Hckcor Benesh Dnaey K z .i i r Q mes Kirxe Denny, Failed Se-ders, N'cMains, Vcridiver, L l f L--di A CT C3 ' Nrifzr w Dowef NNol'::e 5 .Qs Biology and Science Club orricms y Presdent ------ Vice Presideht A - Secretary Y - Treasurer - - AdyiSOr - The Biology Club began the year with a member- ship campaign which resulted in C1 TOTGl Of Over 40 members lor the club. Due xv the purpose and interest ot the club most octiyifes take place in the spring These activities ind ie Satr'-rlay lielfl trips, and a trip to the coast, along with the biology classes to observe marine lite at low tide. A lew night meetings are held each year, to en- able' the members To decide important, long range aecnsioits but infzs' cil the inecftings are held the secf and and lourth Vyednesdays, at l213O in the Biology Tf !7i Anne Morse Shirley Witzel - Doris Workman Pat Wallace - Mr, Brown D -. , V... L-,ii ANNE MORSE President The wall aquarium was one ot the maior club ac- tiyities this year. The club paid for all the fish and plants to stock the aquarium, and maintained it. The week before the County Science Fair, the Biology Club, together with the Science Club, spon- sored a Parent Night, At this time the parents see the proiects of the various club members and at the some time meet parents ot other young people in- terested in the physical and biological sciences. Anyone who is interested in plants and animals is welcome as a prospectiye member of the Biology Club. T27 ati x N3 t' H1335 -..q-A R i' cr:-. Boys' League Council OFFICERS President ------- Gary Yates Vice President - - - ,lim Falk Secretary - - - - - Jon Pattinson Wu. Treasurer - - - - Mike Armstrong Advisors - - Mr. Way, Mr. Bennett Boys' League for the year of 195768 was led by President, Gary Yates, Vice President, Jim Falkg Secretary, Jon Pattinson, and Treasurer, Mike Armstrong. Their ad- visors were Mr. Way and Mrs. Bennett. The first meeting of the school year was concerned with arranging the seating in our new gymnasium, introducing officers and advisors, and discussing activities for the coming year, An amusing style show was featured at the second meeting with some of the boys displaying some unusual talent in ladies dress apparel. A modified strip tease by com' edian John Craig and a can-can dance highlighted this event. For our third meeting we were privileged to have a foreign exchange student from France talk to us. He proved to be a very interesting speaker. Many interesting facts were revealed as to the relationship between the two countries. Later in the year a tradition was carried on as usual. This was the annual basket- ball game between the faculty and the seniors. Each quarter was shortened by about three minutes and the faculty was given more than enough time outs so they could rest. This rest must not have helped much, for the seniors won by a very comfortable margin. The fifth meeting of the year was concerned with nomination of officers for the coming year. lnstallation of officers was held during the last meeting of the year after which the boys challenged the faculty to a game of softball. G4 Pr p,SWer,, ,ES 'U L T28 X.. 5 xs- i n li ' ,Y Xl LN J I 1 M at l ' ' ,icq I l is :ffl es. -Q 1 W,-,K 1sX.sv . N f' TEES -'31 .., wx, I Gwhr' , 5, 'Win JW! ' CU I , 1 T 7147 S lf, tai' Cool Z' Wns, SW . NVXO , IH' nf D '7f 7, eloplofh Hendefs , O We b bean, Rewe ,don M y , ECHARD NIXON R K Pri-side.-nt 4 Chess Club OFFICERS 4' - President - ----- Richard Nixon lf Secretary-Treasurer - - Vlfayne Shurts ' Advisor ---- - Mr. Hiclccax Held sfffh 'ff Jghhs ews, Uh, On' Walkord' Fo Gr. stef' -'s 5 -A ll 'Wu X Fl The Chess Club was organized this year under the supervision of Mr. Hickcox and now has about 25 members. The officers installed in the first meeting were: President, Richard Nixong and Sec- r a ne Shurts retary-Treasure, W y . A constitution was drawn up and approved by the members and advisors. This spring, the club went to Albany and played a tournament with a group of the Alban area business men from y . As the other schools nearby didn't have any chess clubs, the club members played durin noon hours under a competitive point system. Q The Club played Dallas in May and won the meet lO to 2. T29 --.-,vhi , L -Q ' -li .. I s, F 7 ' 'snip murw ' . -Y CJ' c el . v S nal rg bl- :Li Yi' rl .qql 1 s , Y ,J r- : A.'f'- 'M 155-fix S X 53:11 Row. 'Dov s Lgvvw Tc: N .ens, Vie is, Anderswi Brown Front Row- C Cefl, Fam, Coffi gr- Pzvtrnson, Yotes, Pm' gif . N a,....i.'T ti.A i. f' Y. , I i , Fire Squad it f OFHCERS Fire Chief ----- l-lorry Coolidge Assistont Chief - A Gorv Yotes Secretory-Treosurer - A Jon Pottinson Advisor ---- - Mr, Pctrhoni The Fire Sciuod is on orgonizotion thot is in chorge of mointoining the fire fighting eciuipment of the school, The duties of the members during o fire drill ore to close cill vvirdevfs, turn oft tlwv lights, ond di- rect troffic to tic proper ex l'i cdse of fire the members in the ficintv of fire wil! use the eouip- ntent ot hond to extirguish the fire or hold in checlc until the city fire department con cirrive. The Fire Squod is composed of iunior ond senior boys who ore interested in fire prevention ond whose ocodemic stonding is obove overoge, Membership is limited os only l3 members ore needed to mon the stotions in the school. Lote in the spring sophomore boys who ore interested in the orgonizotion moy se- cure o petition from one of the officers or the od- visor of the orgonizotion. After processing the peti- tions for ocodemic ouolificotions the quolifving pe- titions ore submitted to the orgonizcition for bollot- -w..- HARRY COOLIDGE President ing. The condidotes receiving the most votes ore elected to fill the voconcies in the club. Present offi' cers ore: l-lorry Coolidge, Fire Chief, Gorv Yotes, Assistrint Chief, ond Jon Pcittinson, Secretory-Treos urer. The nioior proiect this yeo' wos londscoping the front lciwn of the school. The proceeds from selling footboll progroms combined with other funds mode this project possible. Other octivities included poi- ticipotion in the school Co-op ond sponsoring on oll school donce. Highlighting the yeor's octivities wcis the overnight trip to the cocist. The club uses its funds to rent cohins, poy for food, ond to chorter o deep seo fishing boot. The new members ore officiolly initioted into the Fire Squod on this coostcil trip. The odvisor to this coveted orgonizotion is Mr Porhom, T30 N- i an -yivkwi, 4- if ,--1' 5 .Q 1 , i I F L N L I F ff x '. , '-1: ,dp-. i. VU- In 5F P- i, if . j,,s.fp .g-h:,.,,:,,,' f 5 C A ,. -WCW 3 Q F. B. L. . OFFICERS l3'Ci'flf'Afit - A - - Clafssa Ba'nes Vige Prsrisiden' ----- Louise Kroll Secretaries - Judy Morin, Gloria Monroe Treczsrrer f---- Carolyn Gilrnore Advisors - - M ss Piluso, M' Hartman Tw, F,fu'ss- EbQl'1CSSl.CCCE'S of Arnerma, under the superxisrun oi Miss Piiuso and Mi Hartman, started fha- yffz' vmh initiation Cf new nrenrbers and install- atuxi Q' frlfirers. The att Qers instgxfled were Clarissa Pri,-siiienw Louise Krall, X get President, Gloria Monroe, Rigrordin Segretar , Jud Morin, Corres- Q Y Y ponding Secretaryg Carolyn Grlniore, Treasurer, Car- f'yn Svyitizclif-: and Virginia Duering, Reportersg Deb- Kimrw- Aftix Cliainran, and Sharon Ann J l . C s 'i Attondahce Chazrman. ,fl Ci'-iwmiiias party was held by the club in the of--'w : This was xe'y irflornwal with instructions 1: Yr as fob are' and ever 'one had a wonderful 5 Y TNT? On Valentines Day, the club added to their trea- sury by sponsoring a telegraph service in the halls ol the school. The students enioyed the amusing event and it was quite profitable, so it is certain to bfi on the agenda for next year. lhe club, in Loniurtion with the Tri-Y Club, spon- sored a dance tollovving one of the basketball games Also sponsored by the Club was the Gold- digge:-r's Dance, This dance was also an event ot last year and is so popular that it has become an annual aftair. The flub members gained much from the practi- qiml business experience they received this year by working without pay for the various business estab- lishments. YZ? 'I-2 x F. H. A. , war 1,5 L, v 'S v Vi . U A 1 1' -- 1 jj! .Xia ,Rm L., ef' Q Muse . nz- 'K , Swkg' ' 'fr' W AJ., 'N V D rl:W5,3 Nr X! A vwisun-Qx. ,, ,, Q Pei' , we-cor f V4-V xvvfsg ,F ws, Lee-9 r if , 5f '1'. be f T ..:favf.?5,' v.. QQA 5.5 V Presdewf - Dfxle AlH5om ff, Ffa: -,Lev . .fm V f 5 1' N ,e ,e ,,, QW keexe mx hx Seve aw - Bivoorc Starr T'5CTEe ?' - - f - Kay Welborn - Decyees CLcf'r C1e - - Jle Currrirvs cf' P S':-' C - h - Dees :JG 9 rvder X 5252? C: e e N'C3Ur'ev N Ad. er - - - Mrs Ofsrod 'ee Fjxe H: 'e '::x:-'s Cf P-we-'rccm begcr' 'Fe r yecr mwder rherr officers os fol- :w.s. ' fzee' I - ,iv 53 Xie P'esIaef' Gay peered Se:'e'a'y, Borboro Sforr, rrecsxef Ks, Xie sir Degree C?fGw'r ar', Ju e Cunfrvwes' Hwsrcriof, Domoldo Pmderg ,if-MQ, NN, Q.-,K 'Z ':: 5' 7 P' A f X- else mixed in -5 Vcedi, S'g 3'yi'gT5'cTTP1efuTure of flfwe' C3 5 'ee Jedi C' 'S yeah AA 're 5 :.xe' 3' ergfrf ,::' 3 35 'Fe 'Cie 'Ve c:N:'5 red Cid white. The purpose D Xp?F':'L fum' C' I 'A 4- 1 ': e' :wtf prev-:'e Tre :ess C' gcez r'er erv1Gkwrwg1o oil. imp 'S :e:: 'e -1 mewber :1 F '-' A ye, nys' be 'ax Q 7'JS'W E' Eceferwcs G' We fiwe, c' eye :yrs e'e2 :ee five 3' -3 Ni . gre . 'F 3 1' ki-'3 :ee-' ez 3 yvoe' CCN'-,'f:'T'1e iwiticfion 3' ew f e 'be'f, .A 'ezi N,: :e5 D Vv 'M 'Q e ,i C'f izfes, lcvors :er cx mfslrwg r: 'e 2' fe' s 1:5 Q: CF' 5 r'::e excrsege se.-e'::' 'are ycgwr gr'f5,0TeGfCrThe1'eOCh- e's :rf fi: I L-' A 5: e:jf:'f,iz':1,:f' :: e::0':5 i' 'fe '3 'ers an Me Wer's 2:4 Sci -e-3.f' me JQ e Ce 'e 1 7'e Ce egyes cf We Sf::'e meefirwg in Core rf ares ues? 132 F H A rcs rad G new seccessfu' yes' wder We very firwe cmd capable guidance e' 'Fe r 35' 531 PWS C Sad g x 1 I 4 , . ' J ,tg 1 c C f'9f ,tg T rf I f .4 ffl nk., A ' 1 ' ',-QT T . - 41- . wg, if' Q V N, - - Se rzzgeman, Ever-err, MQGUJQ 5.4, 5 'V Q4 Le lr ' 3. W 7 it f rn'-3' :W zl.ss, '. '1s:r' Koko P :.f, sol: ge' lc-'ia :J 'N Verg, Ref:-C, Diff, ,oznsci -'o 's e, S' . 3 A .Q ,q:klJ,,.,.f y.. l Smci' vfje, ff 1' 'f V N p-ll l cv - cnc Presidenr 0 No Co QFFlCEl2S P'es aeof ---A- Exon l-lul. yi? D-Cf ,U i , CC,:LV,, Kggumch Se:re'ar, - - sean Yoder Dub' cvy j,i'e Qzfrmiris lo 'C' 11 Q off' Srra. I-5,5 N's. Snelling rc lpn Nurses Club, This year has oeen under ing pafienrs, and doing various other duties, Besides f egide' lwp of Even FQ, Pres dem, Carolyn Kau'l- working on the loo: The girls helped or the gift , T. ci- Pri- zzenf, Jeiari Yodey Socrefary, Diane shop a' ?he hospiral, with The blood mobile and im- ' H mi iinfl Jule Lf.r n'E s, Pchlicify The munizaiion clinics. C haf been unoer rho capaole guidance of AT Chrisrmas time 'rhe girls drew names from a y 57r'n'Q: Snr'-l ng 'he school r1u'se. cursing home in town and took each guesf a pres- X , 5 5- if flwr H',,'e Ni 'sr Cliih fs to ac- err and relreshmenfs This was enjoyed by bolh The ' rrnorrrrtvs 'Willi the Mild cl rcrsing by go- girls and especially the people in The nursing home. i 'Q 1 trip cirra pirtcipo' rr' oli.n'or-J hos' Q'l'e' socal eyenfs were a Tea for the Morhers xnrliq af which Lindo Dursf, Evan Hull, Joann Koloid, Lin- hs -,ear We och has Helen 'sg-ld frcs 'o Mcv- do McKinney, and Glor1a Vxlollam received service rn H ll in Portland, on wnich the Uniyersfy or pirs for working ai fhe hospital lor 75 hours, and a ,KM 'f'f.1l Sclto, Dferfizeilrer l-lcspfal, fhe Jordi rfifluclc supper or which There was a guest fr-gn-gli Hospital and ohers are locafed. They Srealcer from the University of Oregon Medical , 'ffjil oilrer schools of nursing School, n ri r s dowg vzniiwfcfrvi Vwyk for fhe Leoonon The F N C g r's are looking forward to nexf year's ' Hx-gppcl Grp gli daily lo' Two hocrs a act!-.ifies and welcome new sophomore, iunior, and si.-,wing call lighrs s'eriliz'ng VCOWT5 , leed- senior members. -o Cw- .- - . ' K rv-qs A i la!-4 1 i' x LALJNA DRUMMOND tv, SecreTaries Treasurer T-lisTorian Advisors - A Teacher aT?ec's eTerniTy, He can never Tell where- hs ir'Tlcerce s 5ps'l-flrlenry Adams The Fcfure Tefichfrers oi America under The super- vis on ci Mrs Vlilshire and Miss MacLean have had Q1 .ery busy year, The nrembershp Tor l957fl958 has been The largest in The hisTory oT TLTQ club. The Sfflceri were Launa Drgimrncnd, President F234 HeTz- Bndorl, Vice President Jean Fo5Ter and Barbara DursT, Secrefariei, Doris Vforlcnian, Treasurer, and Duane McKinney, l-lisTorian. ln add-Tien To The visifafion aT The grade schools, They were privileged To have The opporTuniTy oT visiT- ' L u ng The Jurior High Schoou Juncr High Sci aol visiTaTions were limiTed To Juniors and Seniors only. The club has had a varieTy of evening rheeTings 'his year. ln November, Gianni CoseTTa, foreign exe :hange sTudenT Tram lfaly, was The guesT speakers On December 9, l957, a semi-Tormal iniTiaTion cere- mony was held in The new library, Speakers Tor This 3-venT were Mr. William Thomas and Mr. George -lenderson, for whom The Lebanon chapfer was nam- ed. In January, Mrs. Wilshire's mofher, Mrs. McCel- X4-'V N0 X Back Rcwi. Perry, Gu'Try, VT.'Tzel, STarr, DursT, VVocds, Pearl, Bourn, Thomas, lyvirg MH 'T x Canser Linn ng, Krall, Faller, Claus, Hoslcing, STegm:1n, Van Lah, STryRer, Trirzvskir-3 B-,mp ' Secocd l2:w- Becesh, Grimm, VV.ll'arnson, Gordon, LichTi Gddens, Mo',rws:,iw, Nfiiiczw-,wi Srigfffr ner, VVorkmarT, Drurhrrariii, McK.nnev, SCUTT, Nlq-,iw Blind F. T. . OFFICERS PresidenT ----- Launa Drummond Vice F'residenT A--- Ron l-leTzendorT - Jean FosTer, Barbara DursT Workman McKinney Mrs. Vfilshire, Miss MacLean Doris Duane r' rr:Tson wnen she was a Teacher in an, spore ,L lqilflfif A c' li T-'gif was Fisk! in Febrz,ci y aT Laura Drumn or'd's lcv e SOHC 'Zi iliff 'rwjiwf ir cil-. r 3 imfy r TQ' 'JETS T,'e U' were candy sales dorfu' sac: Wcfffi- iz ip cis- X: hoon me-.iles warldng af boske'lra'l dance, and scn- ing coffee, Tea, and rolls aT The faculty nieeTirgs. All The p:roiec's proved quiTe successful. This year Miss MacLean represeiderl Lclzairon aT 'ho STaTf: Conv ff,- nfion which wau held Sw Medford. The c ob was very proud of Dixie Alhscn, fec'eTa'y- T easu'e oi Qrgian Four, Doris TNo'r.nwc:n was elec- fc-ri cerr ng Presidem aT Region Four, f-T The lasT evening meehng cificers Tor The Term cl V958-i959 were elecTecl The FTA, pins were gi.e'i To al nieinlsers who liad parTiclpaTed in The ycc: s ac'vTies and earced The required number of poinTS. They, as FuTure Teachers, believe Tha? The success oi The club was based on The fine leadership of The advisors, Mrs, Wilshire and Miss MacLean, To Them The club owes Their sincere appreciaTion, 'i'l'T, ,i l, T N-l K x 1 r isfr, P' mcse, .ohsff fr , 5 -.v i. G HW, p,,.,l ing me , , so , v, - ,sy :mind :lim LT-'s' K1 JE, . L-'12-'rd G. A. A. OFFICERS President ------ Sharon Ayers Vice President - ---- Evan Hull Secrefary - - - Carol l-leizendorf Treasurer - - - - Nina Schmele Point Chairmen - - - Carolyn Swander, Digng Riley SHARON AYERS Scrapbook Chairman - Laura Lee Fenner P'e5lde Advisors - - - - Mrs. Dane, Miss Rayborn GAA. had a very busy year under The advisorship of Mrs. C, W. Dane. The offi- cers were: Sharon Ayers, President, Evon Hull, Vice President, Carol Hetzendorf, Sec- retary, Nina Schmele, Treasurer, Carolyn Swander and Diana Riley, point chairmen, and Laura Lee Fenner, scrapbook chairman, Some of The activities were playdays at Albany and Corvallis, sporfsday af Souih Salem and Corvallis, and a volleyball sporrday. Playnighls, a Halloween dance and a mother-daughter playnighr added To the fun. The girls attended a camping trip at Longbow Camp sponsored by The Albany GAA. and also a coast camping Trip. T35 'S .gr 3 sign: -JA :,.r-jf! yn ' , A' ,.. ,, , .',,?'Z. K i if it l ,G 1. ' 4. 1 s i :gi S , 'X O s S. .'. N lx 2 'tr - Q tint -'A' l -L. fa 'f K 4 Q S i 4 - x . S N Q 41-x -'V N - 1 -3 f . f-A r- .-c,X QV 99 V . Back Row- Swanaer, Friesen, Starr, Boyd, W.lcax, Grass Giaus, Hanson, Al' son, G 'na S FQ Ekrrian, Lanning, Drummond, Mccrary, Gilbert, Cra j. Girls' League Council OFFICERS President ----- Jean Wilcox Vice President - - Judy Girod Secretary - - - - Becky Lanning Treasurer --4--- Joann Hanson Big-Little Sister Chrn. - Launa Drummond Social Chairman f--- Karen Craig Advisors ---' Mrs. Nancy Baker, Mrs. Betty Adams The Girls' League, an organization to which all girls automatically belorg, r'i9f' once each month, ln September a Biglittle Sister Party was held in the cafeteria 0' which time a style show was held. Our first meeting was held in December in tltf newly finished gymnasium, Girls of the Month were named for the first four months GHG Christmas caroles were sung. At one meeting Suzanne Martorani, exchange student if0ll Argentina, spoke to the girls about the differences between her country and ours.ll'l9 Girl Staters also spoke at one meeting. At other meetings awards were given tolllf magazine drive winners and campaign speeches were heard for next year's officers Other activities sponsored by the Girls' League this year were: Twirp Week 000 the Stubble Stomp, Magazine Drive, the Sweetheart's Ball, the Fairview Toy Driveiolld the installation of officers. , Each month a girl from every class was chosen for some quality and named Gi of the Month. This year the Girls of the Year which are chosen from the Girls Oltlf Month, were Senior, Barbara Durst, Junior, Lois Goodrick, Sophomore, Elaine Wllwg and Freshman, Jan Gitod. Service awards were also given to a girl in each class, bow upon the amount of service points turned in. g One big project worked on this year was the Girls' League Room. lt was fvfnlw with a two-piece davenport and tables and lamps. This year a good deal of thanks should go to the hard-working advisors, Mrs. NOW Baker and Mrs. Betty Adams. We are sorry to see Mrs. Adams leave us this Yeo' wish her much happiness in future venrs Yrs Erxfqi ' ,,.,-1 E jar' N cf,- ,, I I L A 09' . wi fr A ei i P 6 S 4 x Buck Row: Anderson, Peoples, Stevens, Mechcls, Uhing, Bunch, Herman, Ketzke. if Sc-cond Row: Rover, Fisher, O'DeIl, Thompson, Biarnsen, McM:1ste's, Lander, Vaughn, Bevers , Far' Raw. Reynolds, Lokken, Joslin, Norton, Riley, Hudson, Messal, Phillips, Peterson. L . ,-- ' 13' 1. M-...-- DlANf3. l2lLEY Editor Hi-Light First Semester editors were Diana Riley, Morris Reynolds, Glenn Messal, Hazel Hudson, J. W, Phillips, Dick Peterson. Second Semester editors were Glenn Messal, Hazel Hudson, Dean Lokken, Darlene Norton, James Joslin, and Dick Peterson. Car- toonist was Mike Royer and photographer was Don Schliske. Purpose of publishing the Hi-Light is to inform the student body of the activities held throughout the school year. Publication is birweekly. This year for the first time students who had taken journalism last year had the opportuntiy to take a second year class. There were seven such students. Through iournalism, students are given an opportunity to increase their knowledge in that tield which includes the arts of soliciting, writing, copyreading, type-setting, and printing. A -2 ltxwlllllw i 4, -uf vp-2 -1, us., nj'-ji 'li' 5 .,,- init j'Q,,',,Q -. R .vi f D32 ,4 ,f ff 'ff ??, Zyl 5939 T3 Ji. 1 5112 If Lk J ze, iz. 1: 4 fll 137 l 6 fav ' xr 1 ' 3 :mv W5 --Q 'K 'iQ 41 i N COG S655-fro PIU X UG R1 ft 'Mgr' w C Oqsen Sf O el! 1:01 rr ke N IQ 175 vens Broi ff or Sson N MO er Ames D yells Mc! 'Tder5O 05517 J fk ft To Ow YlOr K OFFIFERS President Vlce Presndent Secretary Treasurer Chaplaln Advlsor Mike Mayer Doug Taylor Jlm Anderson Lanny Nlvens Paul Brown Mr l-lodson The ottlcers ot the Hn Y this year were Mike Mayer Presvdent Doug Taylor Vlce President Jim Anderson Secretary Lanny Nuvens Treasurer Paul Brown Chaplaln The purpose ot the club IS To create maintain and extend throughout the school and community a hugh standard ot Chrlstlan character At the close of each school year the places vacated by graduatang senuors are tulled wnth new members from the under classes Petitions must be taken out and signed In order to qualvfy for nomination Some ot the club's actlvutues thls year have Included movies, lectures, a gym nrght, a dance, sellang at games, and sponsorung dances Annual protects of the club are donattng Christmas baskets of food to needy tam :Ines and supplyung the Chrnstmas tree for the mann hall ot the school which IS tradltuon ally trummed by Tr1Y Another current protect ot the club ns bulldrng a hu tn set which IS to be a present to the school to be used for varxous club and school actnvrtues The club advisors are R H l-lodson and Lyle Brown l38 HIY 'N MlK 'Nr QE' Vs JU' rv. 5 F NAYER Ls'lef't 1 6 Q 1 , --ukljf . ' o , -V TQ lf ? Src - v . 9 .- ' 'X ' -7' T: '. w . '-f I N ' 'T 9 ' A T . w i l . ' ' 1 ' a I ll I , I' V f' xx A Y l I l ar, 'ZR U! 1 , x . , 5 ,i'- , 7 XZ ' sg f V '-' X I A .' J, 1 1 F 4, I af -', V' -. - ' , ,' -3 X .: - j gy Y -is Y , , . 'f la 1' f X - l M ' Cu M , ' ff- ' r' , ' ' l 'IX' ,X - 7 pf- 1-. ,sf A A TI I ' f Y' l - . M l l , QQ -5 S. 5 'I' A T , W 1 s if X . ' ,, n ,, . ' l V x . N .. 9 A ' ' , X ,J . I - f ' , ., , ,- -. r . 1 Bflfl B -V Thr' ' Sew a ' A ' -. Se ,Sw , , T , F-Am Pm' 3 Ely 'Son' Any? , Qlrylnw h Y T OD r c 'FQ' Bl wg Ht fy ' l , e' Crt H7 ' S' W 'Va l , ' , y f K. Y , f f , 115 f L F A T ' Y. . ' - - - - A fi ' - - - - - - - ' ' . X . 'r V A A ' I 1 I 1 . f . . , . ,, l l A l - 1 i, - go. IFS. ' P 4, v h U A 'Ia-v-fd . ' Ra 158 Y- .: 5l' ., M W- ,.-fs, at Bc:-Q Row: Bo-,d Wilcox, Fourth Row: Mason, M. Wilirams, Moynihan, Evans, Fleylin Cggetrg Q e ey V ,-, And Son Fsner, Britton. A Thrd Pzw Snyder, Pe'ers, Bennet', Schmidt, Lokicen, Raye rttth tvtessal J Morse Nxon Redmond N' a ye r. e h Second Pow. Orona, Garrison, Kietzlce, Most, Roberts, Van Lol' Ho ztuss Johnson Fen e Neal Elm-an , ,N o r Front Row: Scott, All son, B. tNtllrams, Collinson, Maliclc, Lowry Weils A Morse Pgqrggn -Q ' 'if f li - l. R. L. OFFICERS President ------ Terry Lowry Vice President - - Jack Malick Secretary-Treasurer - Doug Collinson Historian - - - - Betty Williams TERRY LOWRY Advisor - Mr. Gerfen PW-5 dc-nt Fe 1957-58 l.R.L. was led by President Terry Lowry, Vice President Jack lvlalick, G'y Doug Collinson, and Historian Betty Williams. The year was opened with sev- C'ivities including the annual cider squeeze. Some at the members attended Gov- klrres' reception at the capital on United Nations Day. F'iStnias cards were made by the club and sent to members' parents and the Tsai teachers, The yuletide party was held at Barbara Britton's home. This year in lP.L, represented Turkey in the Model United Nations at the University ot 'Y A pre-canterence MUN. was held in Portland and a number ot our members .ct ' 'Fe February Conterence Anne Morse was elected as state Historian tor the 3 year. The Lebanon delegation was cited tor outstanding work during the Con- rnual picnic was held at the pre-sident's home and members' parents were iff 'his last meting ot the year new otticers were instaleld and pins were pre- 'Q deserving members. Oticers tor the coming year areg President, Dixie Allison, wde:-t, judy Girod, and Secretary-Treasurer, Sherry Pearson. l39 fir 5 ri ' XT,-s, H-5 G Letterman? Club sms .S -ul F167 X. Q so if IX . ig il I ' Bod, A, T i . y O 1 tl, Fftfrh P03 Memo! -...MN Cum, 'I lgw S' JQ 7h,',d Ppovv, DTV, gerggfs, Aww S , O . 'Xo , 'fo 9- 6, f,ifj'lg Rgwy pgilltpg' AAj1dd3XGrL:!POm,niZlliOff0,, F lk ow. 'Sv C In ' lflrr Ont, l O , ' , K . Co,7OyQlE7,dBtShSEY,Cl0033503 Lompfhighoyyrginiioyn H.-,jig-wx. Q ' o SOD , Ooy, f 'fu ere' Wi Syd ws t I B tdg Qery, P E ,f , y Q cv l pf' Dolsen cw TU' me Mft ' ' J 'lingo f CD15 ' fer? ' MQ Er. 4 nl pyu QHSO ehvh Yer, D V 'llfery Wm' G,,,fyH'h Slorrwc SWS, JAN ' ell , V li, ' '15, .rv ft , 'rl t ' P- frtckisoiiison, Wilson. -fft t 3:2 'ff OFFICERS Y President ---- Dolton Plunkett DALTON PLUNKETT Secretory - - - Kent Wells Pfestggm Treosurer - - - - Pool Brown Sgt.-ot-orrns ----- Jim Ericksen Advisors - - Mr. Amoyo, Mr. Weisbrodt The i957-58 officers of the Lettermon's Club were: President, Dolton Plonkettg Sec- retory, Kent Wellsg Treosurer, Pool Brown, Sergeont-ot-orms, Jim Ericlcsen. They odopted o constitution this yeor ond to live up to their responsibility os o service club, they policed ot oll tootboll, bosketboll, ond wrestling contests, They olso corried on the tosk of seoting orrongements ot oll school ossemblies. They voted to pre- sent nurnerols to oll the J.V.s os on honor ond on inspirotion to them. The lettermen ore proud of the progress they hove mode ond o bonquet wos given in Moy ot which cz red, wooden L wos presented to eoch lettermon. l4O Librar Club 4 J! ff 2 Wil' I I Xi 05.9. Wretiell- vents. Wal wif -X MU rsOfl GU!579 kXeln si- XX gone xndsgvi M Son! MO Vx O ' I l O Y Wowirngi loattrnon ng Smith. rsi vc ' ni ' veiewop Diftfsenw Peeoon' Lon eeke Mollv' Mon. 'Driersflx 593239 Slum swoltm' HO w Nkiies, kpc bert! Neel' Tliqpif .I win .fsen XFX CPN? Sec' ff ? J,T,,9e U N RTW- 'O OFFICERS President ----- Sherry Pearson Vice President - - - Joann Hanson Secretary-Treasurer - - Becky Lanning Advisor ---- - - Mrs. Burns The Library Club has had an active and successful year under the capable leader- ship of Mrs Burns. The club is composed of past and present library assistants. These girls take a course in librarianship and work in the library one period each day. For this, each girl receives one credit. Each assistant must be recommended by two teachers and have a grade average of a 2 or better, By this method of selection it is obvious that it is an honor to be asked to be on the library staff. The work of the library-typing catalog cards, care of periodicals, filing, preparing new books, taking care of the circulation desk, overdue books and fines-gives valuable experience, The club's money-making proiect this year was selling at a football game and d ce. For the past two years, the club has had money left in its treasury at the end of an the school year. This year the organization will give the library a set of plastic letters for use on the bulletin boards and will contribute one hundred and thirty dollars towards draperies in the library. The Library Club officers are: Sherry Pearson, President, Joann Hanson, Vice Presi- dent, Becky Lanning, Secretary-Treasurer. l4l l'Y 4- 4 I as X , N7 -.r 41 X 14 I- . ,K QCA H Q x 5 J. ,T ig SA :'sQf, 'H' -,', S,:.:'Ge' H -s f,'KeY' 1'-xirsoo, 'vYCCr:1ry, A why: 'r Pow xNreele', BNN-Yz Me'Ze' 'W Srssyw ,CWPS Lfzrh wg, Nrkrnsov PCJVWSV, Metfolf, Vvbrkmoh, l'VS'. -o A nge' fi' QV, V: er F.:os Eu, ,. Pr ps w'v'e!s, 'v'essoN Pegnffds Po we 1 'TWA Se :e's, zrese' C: .'..::s:f Gems? '. re fqs' Dse g Svroefe rv' VVV:-rw 7 --AMG, ,. N -7 N Greer, Q3'se', ' f ' ' Y5K'EN'fSC N 1 P Queens NAx'1A1DC ' ' 1 1 fi. atlonal Honor Society ,r -- Q F F IC E R S , , . ' I-A.-22,2 -J' Preswderr' - - - - Doug Colhrwsorn Vrce Presldeof - - John Eskeirfsorw Conesporo rg Secreory - e Jody Grrod Perri 'rg Seirfvow - - Boofwe Johhsoo ffgissim o , Tre-wsoror - - V - Prhord Nmorw Aff. sys - Miss 9 WLJCC7, Mr, Hrnrfrfoo X ffgilzill ? We '3 :' Socffw s'1r'ed fee yeiz' P Nowrrter w'h eWecfNCh of cfhrers Those Demo Cog fhoff' r Dresrderk Doug Co rsorr Vie Pfesvffehf Johr Eskeldsoh, Cor'esporwd3mg p's'ff'n fx , , '1 f G 'off Deion: rg 3efre'r:',f, Erzrwe Jfprwrsow Tre-osorer, RNChG'd Nixon if pg if J r1'f1 Mr. Horfrnorw were the odvisors. I T' r- 'ext even of the your wus she foppwrwg of new members, QO sophomores, Two 'Nd 'Wee were preserTed wvr corsoges orrd bGUTOVrFUSfCS, 2,4 f, of 11' C'1nFwQ!lQL 'wfvzfmorr Nfl? red wr' the hbrory fxrwd refreshments were 1 oy 'Ve iiphof' fre Pre new Mr VJ ' mm Trorhrzs gow fm irsprrmhg toik, Porehfs HZVQQ f f r . 'f-ri 'fi 'I ':'gff ' Moy cz Desserf wus grfer, Vx horor of fhe upper fem per cent of the groduofihg coss, fi which porevs were also wwmed Co Aofi' TQ, Lehrzooh Hwgh Homo' Socrew members were hosfs To the members of Xfhurvf, Swee? Hove, fmrf Cormms Hgh Srhodsf Hooor Soriety groups A socwol P re, rjhrer ,o soeoker urrf o d3sfu2inr Le' 'rf were 'eo'u,reri of the prggfmm If is to be rrrnde rhfo OF rmmud uffowr ord red o' in riwffere-ht school eoch yeor, The lomor rrershers ushered rn rmccoioorere rmd or corhrrrehcemerwf, The dub hos Pod rg gwsfgfg-sfo! year, CMV'V1XEd'NI'Lk r1? pTo Pfyr'?rwri msmoq various poirwfs of mferesf. 142 X., AI CY ll-4 --Q l Nfl' 'Q A 'asian-Q it V ,, , . - As. . M M , 1-A -f M-or 1.41. , f --5 1 acirm ,....:.,..., Back Row: Hawkins, Chisholm, Scott, White, Schmidt, Daily, Griffith, Olson, Duering, Fisher, Hokland Marry, Fourth Row: Kauffman, Cruise, Smith, Loughmeller, Denny, Riley, Moynihan, M. Anderson, Biournsen, Wold Powell, Swanson, T. Roberts. Third Row- Cc'ter, Pearl, Evans, B. Roberts, Nicholas, Johnson, McCoy, Spillrnan, Nixon, McMullen. Mathews, Coughrar-, Landers. Second Row- McCloud, Jacobs, Gowey, Davlin, Schmidt, Melson, Owens, Garner, D. Kent, Fenner, A. Kent, Vlelborn, XNrlcox. Front Row- Mowry, Orr, Berggren, J. Anderson, Hevlin, J, Morse, Jim Anderson, A. Morse, Christensen, Hildebrand, Brenton, Gray. i Paletteers OFFICERS Pl'9Sld6VtT ------ Judy Morse Vice President - - - Jim Anderson Recording Secretary - - Jenny Anderson Corresponding Secretary - - Anne Morse Treasurer ------- Si l-leylin Advisor - - - - Miss Gerry Zell llle P0lSit6-ers Club this year began its activities with a general meeting on October renew officers for the year-President, Judy Morse, Vice President, Jim Anderson, 'Ulng Secretary, Jenny Anderson, Corresponding Secretary, Anne Morse, Treasurer, ,illii-were introduced and forthcoming activities were brought up under business, 'mctions of the club were reported, and from here business proceeded. Activities for the year have been an initiation party with a representation of art tisshown through the Santa Land proiect during the Christmas season, various DfOiects aided by the club, and the making of the first high school flag, Various Weil work nights were scheduled for individuals wanting to use time in develop- WS of their own, Year-end activities were eagerly anticipated. lifi Ofily did the club begin with entirely new facilities this year, but for the first newly eighteen years, there was a new advisor. Under the capable direction Gerry Zell, the club functioned in the very limited space available as the art have not as yet been constructed. o whole and under the circumstances, the club of 1957-i958 was successful. xx l its 1 . A -J La 'Hi . 1 tb iq lilvgg, il l'til 1 ' At . Lv 1. i -unini- if 'Q L 'Q' X J UDY MORSE President Lol' v Wg-5 2 1- vu. si -L. .f fe' tft l 1 Y . l 41 . A . L! lf x' , 1,2 A' ' I , V s IX' Dunrrifi' C L RXBDVV Q 'XT' ' enjgn Pe' hts3V'r ham Brought, MUXQ Gro ' SCVN Lernbiei EVA ,Q K.-if , . lv sh- v 'f O 1 S. P. O. T. Club PAT CUl BEQTSON PH' dert The club, under the leadership of Mr, Holmstedt, was organized October 30 and the name chosen by the members was - Sales Personnel ol Tomorrow. The officers were as follows: President, Pat Culbertsong Vice President, Peggy O'Neil, Treasurer, Marcella Jackson, Secretary, Donna Dunmyer, Reporter, Gene Brought, Parliamentarian, Dick Peterson, Representative, Rose Cruise. The tirst p'oiect for the club was to organize a school store. This turned out to be very successful, and the money gained was used to buy the members, who had gualitied, a pin. The qualifications were to have worked so many hours in the store, or give reports to make points. The members all worked very hard, A little trophy was given to the person whom the members voted the best sales- person, Next year the Jaycees will sponsor a plaque lor the most outstanding student of the year, so the members will really have something to work tor, l-411 J ' x X T 1 H I' A s A T ' af 23, ' T- I ' 1 ' . r 605, V ,IA . n 5 A 4 I K 11,32-E14 ' Y gb M' 5 . , hi, 1 ,M JA ,. . .1 1 I, r Qi J 4 1 wx , . 4 .' 4 fi- 3 I ' I C xv ivg l 4 . .1 'f ' , . K 'if zyrf Q I - ' , I : ,. Tv-ll' TS TEST x:',,. - True a 1 V 'T' Thesp'an OFFICERS President ----- John Eskeidson Vice Presider' b--- Woody Crocker Secrvdfy - - Kdy Weiborn Treasurer - - Pon l-lerzendorf ' Sdive - - Jody Bicknell 'S Editor - - Mike Poyer Advisor - - Mr. Snelling ,M if fl Aish J ESKELDSON Pir-' dent The Ndtiondl Thespion Society under the new direction of Mr, Corl Snelling pct on three scccessful plovs 'Cradle of Glory, the foll ploy, wos about the eorly life of !Xb'::hc:'ti Lrtcoin, Me ond My Shodowu wos the next ploy. lt wos o Comedy ObOUl C: fctni ly ntdn ond o beoutiful Hindu girl, The spring production, Lilocs in the Pom, por- trctyed rt typical fdrnily with four doughters oll hdving love problerns, lt wos dlso comedy, NNQ hind d fOYY'TOl banquet in the spring where we gained quite d few new mem- be's ond elected new officers. Awdrds were dlso given. We hod 'wo generol meetings, One wos held in the fdll in the high school cdfeterid where we had d hornburger feed ond ge'-dcquointed porty to meet our new director, Mr. Snelling The winter meeting wds held of the home of Koy Welborn where fhe Thespion plebs were initiofed, The officers for this yedr were- President John Eskeldsonf Vice President, Woody Cocker, Secretory, Kcxy Vw'elborrw, Tfeosurer, Pon He'zendorf, Scribe, Judy Bicknell, Editor, Miko Royer, T45 ,av 4. . -13 v wr Nr Y Q- 1 :nw .. ...P , JUDY woizruss President Vs T Presiciri-n' Vice Pressdf Secretory Treczsurer Chaplain Advisor - Tri-Y is o Christicin Youth or'go:tizc1tion open te' rherrrbership to gli Junior ond Senior girls, At the tirst rneetirig, otticers were elected for the yecir. They were cis follows: President, Judy hlelztuss, vice President, Lc:Vonne lfindopp, Secretory, Joor 'liinijng i eC'1L,'Qr, Exon l'lull' find Cho Jlriiri fir-f i , r Verse. The writing of cippreciotiort letters tollovvrzd closely Jehinci tte clrfcfcri Cf otticers. Fitch girl wrote ct etfe' , 'there in the cort'i'hui'ity who had dohe f, frnicc ter Lebanon. The Dffrrfniber fiiec-ting being rirvcir Christnios wos 'i cerennorziizl meeting, it wfzs ot this time that Miss Schiltz 'old the rrfxnbc-rs prrgeirt ot the sir3'iiticc1r'ce at fre stor, so trony people use 'it Cltristrrris tirne, Also oround Christrnos there vvrzg the rirgcrxriting ot A 'he tree in the moin holl, :ood for bcibies, vvcis sent ot this time CAPE pockoge, including 0 ' I 'N X xx -nv- xr N1 , . , I ,, 'x'f, x. ' Y 4, ,W ,, , .. ....ff- W- r wfgpri , I ,. f, Exzci- r .. wi, P ,w -ll, 'fwlii- i1', D--irc-fits, ' Etwi- n, M 'i l f IF P.r':i Rf- rx Pt Th H: I' A Clwuf Snwl' ft, Mi ff ri Qijrif, QW ,. :L i 5- ii' 3,4 ,, Sec , r rl rf P- zrszr- Fwy' 'pg 'ri-5 F , ,V f. ,f ,V ff' .' , Front 'Pow Sci 't' 'J' tt :rs n, K fri' Q, Hull, Hnlztuyy tffy, C, NL tx P, w., Tri-Y QFFJCERS - - - - - Judy Holzfuss tt - - lczlfrriwne Kindotmp Jocinn l'lCl!iSOtW - Fvori Hull Arne Morse .lxliqg giltlltz right to stort ci New Yeciz' by clecining lt gives o feeling of greot sotistoction tor: ecirned trophies gleonw ogoin. Sorinj octivities included C1 joint meeting with 1 J- at ,ffhirli time the teeroge code wus discussed lt seems he trophies, o see the l MGM Cucghter Teo vvos given. It is ot this time thot the members ccin show their oppreciotiori to 1 -i. , which is one ot the lovely trciditions, is their rrctl Mft, X lf one ct ' busiest doys ot the yeor. Gn this doy the Tri ' e kept busy decorating tor the Queens Bolt. Senior Forevvell comes ot the close ot the yeor, lt is of tlis time thot the Seniors ore given the girls' best wishes, TVWCJ in turn pin on the Junior girls' pin. Tri-Y hod ci very successful yeor under the very tine guidonce ot Miss Schiltz, the advisor. 7413 fre, ,-x.. M r-.r-, Prrirson, K Johnson, Dunmyer, Daily. c Qin D.4,,, G if Zi H n Kp-4 ,- -yj p C E Nm S P Ftfncr, Clear, l P fy Gas' Prlahf-r, ff. Stuff, Wasson. Wqzllfice, Vlerkrriar- Kotofzl. Sfhziger, Zolonoslw, Ba-yd. Mr:','er, W K 'Qf J SC Envy: Rs-yrrolftf., M. Vxfiiliams, Wriclwt, M. Fshpr, Janne Szizmdt, Ayers. L. Pri'--: se, N Ssidcrrs, an MIT' ary, HCfK'xfj, Efrrzf, oummizfr-, Gorar cs. Dirsi D. Pr 'nrose D. Mrtrheil, Coins. S. C rlofi. B Stiirr. ff r-gi -fit' fl-. J l' 'f Drsimmoorf G T-hire, Cf: gg Due' -wr Nr' ' hill C S'at' J. G rod. X ri Pvv. Judy Srvirwft Mfrtrr clwyoou, Parlssf, G ll'ert T-wwalt. J 'lf 'f Er-'torn E. Wilcox, Schrvele. 2553.3 A 'L L fyful IEW its-3 4-. . ...asv w. ff, ft - 'wr if as M rJ.u?fQ-:dt 1 TQ? 41 1' Warriorettes DONNA DUNMYER President ----- Donna Dunmyer Presdenf Vice President - - Judy Girod Secretary - - Sherry Pearson Treasurer - - Norma SeFders Advisor - - Miss Feller The Warriorettes' main purpose is to foster school spirit and to create a high stand- ard at sportsmanship in the relations with other schools Pep Club is the backbone of the cheering section, and its members attend all home basketball and football games. The club didn't bring home the yell trophy this year, but did bring home something iust as good. They 'brought home plenty ot good old L.U.l-l.S. spirit. The club money making proiects this year were selling at football and basketball games and dances. Also the annual pep club convention was held here this year. This year's officers were Donna Dunmyer, Presidentg Judy Girod, Vice Presidentg Sherry Pearson, Secretary, Norma Se-iders, Treasurer. T47 SE lOR 2 . .,, 1 l . ' v' I 'I ' , ' , Most LIKELY ro succseo x .6 ' Betty Williams - Jock Mcliclc - X Q. . gh,-A! . A T, N .. f , .h 4 T X 1 n ft ! k . X X R -ilk' D 1 W X' ' 1 De x X i W3 MOST POPULAR .19 Sirl T Lindo Durst - Gionni Ccsettc , 441' . Q . ' W va- XX 1- Al.lTlES FRIENDLIEST e Primrose - Jim Griffith MOST SCHOLARLY Kent Wells - Jean Wilcox 9 , 1 4 -1 r P?-x U i STUDENTS OF THE YEAR Kent Wells - Judy Mitchell MOST TALENTED 1 Ed Dodson -Louno Drummond MOST ATHLETIC Hurry Coolidge - Sandro Pearl k WITTIEST ix ' xl' Q Frank Finnell - Karen Johnson 2- Q 1 E , U 1 ,f PEPPIEST ' T' Pot Fisher - Bob Primasing ,R . ii. N Xl? I X N. zfx l, ., lNot Picturedl BEST DANCERS Donna Redmond 1...- - Don Lcllor FX Q Q' Q 3, 33 iwgvj X 41 5 L I'-1 gh! T 'lf' F -L-4 ,S ,L ai? M Q :M-. ff u,....., SETQWUMY Q pg. in 6' -5 1-1-5 Q x Q -u Q ' ' A SJ ' ., RSS' 'YY' J as-.ASL xxxxxxxxx . JS- U' ,, :std -A-' ML 1 4- ,wkzjr K -L ,Q-in. -'gf ci if J.:-LL'.'u'm'i: 251114 ,AMN '-' L' C K. 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Ai' L. , . .F,.'3 '..,v - , I I .IAA- ff' ,,'- ,Z ..-f -. hm' ww-, , JOHANNSEN'S CLEANER Comer of Pork and Maple Phone AL 8,4828 LEBANON, OREGON 163 g - v 'l., cj, f--.., , ,L :rl .-3 --W I was A W' f , - 59113, h M ff 'L-'se'--' , F Nlghr Phones AL 8 620 r AL 8 3013 Q F N I 'wb I-'?E,0h Prescrrprrons Are Our Spfc ohy J'f'fNhD1' , , .mu THE REXALL srorae Consult This Office As You Wedd Your Dodor or Lowyer KEITH RHODES - INSURANCE 36 West Sherman f Phone AL 8-2131 1 , ' , 'V' L 6 A 1 T Y, ' ' . 'T -r 1 I im .-any .--2:9 r..1'oow if , -. i ' sf r '--- -1 ..,. KERR-MILLER DRUG STORE Sihoez Sezipxes S :'C ,f Peso , o 730 P'f,f1,r' SWQCL of f FL if A ' 164 un ' so n..n IH! Lr':,L -H,.JE .Jn we-ez Q 'sl-F1 In Q lg l I.H L N , fx .1 5' I1 - Y n c z.t1rr in u f- 1 1 1 H I 'f fi lenanon Straw' :Gsm vw: Picture Edition fu' '55 31L11L,E5fur25F5, ' I 'rf' .. ,,, 1 if V.. Continues Church Singer Scarth Made L S: -I ln Cascada, ill-Hn. U ago nag . uc, 5 4 7 LONG BELL DIVISION INTERNATIONAL PAPER CO. Let the Bmlding Bug Bite You IO54 South Main - Phone AL 8-5833 LEBANON, OREGON . ,,IY-li? A Hmm -U- TL . - Y di. VT -I il lll ' an 2 MAYFLOWER MILK DISTRIBUTORS Tops in OuoIity 535 Pork Street - Phone AL BSI I9 LEBANON, OREGON I66 LOCKWOOD HARDWARE HARDWARE f SPORTING GOODS ELECTRICAL A PLUMBING - HOUSEWARES Phone AL 8-3040 I Exim.. II' -' xi. T N ..-1' ' ,,11f?' 1 MAPLE SHOP MGpIe Furniture ond Gifts LEBANON, OREGON 'L-in Y.,nliLwl x MCCANN AUTO INSTRUMENT riofc'vw1j'i,L: Specioiries 40 North Somiom Highway 4.1 gif' A X P 8- G CABINET WORKS We Specioiize iri Gioss ond Store Fronts Over T700 Colors in Boysen Point Don cmd Anifo Kiesei HA-P fi , ' ' H6 at i Q.. ,MJ AJ hd gfmeg' di 3 A ' f' ' NELSON'S The Home of Nome Brohds 681 Mom Street - Phone AL 845001 LEBANON, OREGON s R .osrg lx Sw 'ggr.,:E.5uz L H rzrrrrrrn: II -g v il CAMBYRWOOD POTTERY SHOPPE HTHE Mfxoic NAME iw oirrs' 555 Mow Srree-1 DINNERWARE GLASSWARE ENGLISH BONE CHFNA -e TABLE LINENS Use Our BridefS Service T67 DONKlN'S PROPANE GAS AND APPLIANCE COMPANY G 3 X 30551 A fl 'Lax ie' 'xx Ui V DO, CJLL ,L .L , G55 AP Roi Om 31,7 ,i PL: 'A - W? , . 5 SHIMANEK'S BAKERY Bakery cmd Coffee Bor 780 Moira Street f Phone AL 8-5411 LEBANON, OREGON ,iffy E '- X . 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