Milwaukie High School - Maroon Yearbook (Milwaukie, OR)

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HERB K. BOOTH Oregon State College, B.S., M.S., Di- rector of Health and Physical Ed., Di- rector of Intramurals, Phi Sigma Tau Hi-Y, Coach. GEORGE BOUTHILET St. Thomas College, Minn., B.A., St, Thomas Graduate School, M.Ed., Eng- lish, Creative Writing, Alpha Chi Hi-Y. ROBERT COOK University of OregOr1: COUI'tSSl0Vi Gen' eral Math, Health and Physical Ed.: Coach: Della Kappa l'll'Y- ROBERT L. CRAIN University of Portland, B,A., M.S., ln- dustrial Psychology, Distributive Edu- cation, Senior Math, Supervise Student Store, Distributive Education Club. GEORGE CRANDALL Oregon State College, B.S,, Phyggcal Education, Algebra, Coach, Le-ttermen's Club. MARY LEE DAVENPORT Lewis and Clark, Oregon State College, B.A., Shorthand, Transcription, Office Practice, Tri-Y. GEORGIA B. DUNNING University of Oregon, Oregon State College, Portland State, Reed, B.S., Social Studies, English, Freshman Class Advisor. DONALD E. DURLAND University of Oregon, M,Ed,, Algebra: General Science, Audio-Visual, CAL ELSHOFF Oregon State College, B.S., Biology, Outdoor Club. KENNETH EVANS Oregon State, B.A., Reed, M.Ed., Uni- versity of Oregon, Physics, Physical Science, Geometry, Algebra, Radio Club.

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THELMA R. FERRISS Dean of Girls Lite might be classified into Two spans of happiness. Those twelve years ot school that tor the graduating seniors are now completed when they have received their diplomas are days ot preparation. For most young students the fundamentals learned during These years become neces- sary as a guide tor The years of challenge That follow. They temper and give direction. We of The faculty hesitate tor a moment To make note that our ettorts may have had some value for our young citizens. To The Class of 1959: What shall I say to you? How can I put into one paragraph all The wishes and words of wisdom that I would give you? I have known you, both as a class and as individuals, better perhaps than any other group of seniors, and my life has been made richer from having known you. There- tore, I would like to wish tor you all The best things in lite. May you have Health, Wealth, and Happiness so That you may enioy the good things of This earth. May you have Strength and Courage, and Wisdom so that you can meet The problems of Lite squarely. And last of all may you have true Humility of Spirit so that you will never cease To grow in greatness of character. In The years to come I shall watch with sincere interest for bits ot news about you and shall share with you both your triumphs and sorrows. D. PAUL MUNO Dean ot Boys

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NELL FLINT University of Colorado, B.A., Versatile Art School of Chicago, Art, Art Club. WILLIAM FOELKER Pacific University, College of Pacific, University of Oregon, B.A., M.Ed., So- cial Studies, Athletic Director, Coach, Lettermen Co-advisor. EDGAR FULLER State Teachers College, Minn., B.A., University of Minn., American Prob- lems, American History, Government, Speech, Student Council. RICHARD J. GEER Willamette University, B.A., San Jose State College, English, Speech, Drama, Thespians, Senior Class Play. LAUREN F. GODIARD Oregon State College, B.S., M.A., Lon- don Central School of Arts and Crafts, Industrial Arts, General Math, Stage Crew, Junior Class Advisor. I ,if TED I-'IAVLICEK University of Oregon, B-5., I W5Tl'UmeP tal Music' Algebra, Band. ELIZABETH HERINGER University of N Dakota BA Univer sity of Oregon M Ed Biology Biology Club Junior Class Advisor X Yr JOELLA W ISA Ohio State University University f Washington, B.S., M.L., Librarian, Li- brary Club ESTHER KINNAN University of Oregon, M.A., Laval Uni- versity, Quebec, English, Future Nurses, Senior Counseling. i E351 .5 NJ., -Q., 'XS RALEIGH S. MCVICKER Lewis and Clark, B.A., Portland State, Eastman School of Music, Vocal Music, Musical Programs, Ensembles.