Molalla Union High School - Arrow Yearbook (Molalla, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1955 volume:

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Here IS y01ll' 1955 Arrow full of people you know, scenes you have grown to love and most of all mem orles Every phase of school life 1S represented wlth in these covers and your annual will become more val uahle to you as the years go on There are those of you who with these memories wlll walk from the doors of Nlolalla Union High School lnto the widely spread arms of the world Again, there are those who are still to spend one, two, and even three more years of your llves in the halls of MUHS warmed by the laughter of classmates We are all aware that this year of happiness will be outstanding ln our future years The annual staff now presents to you with a friendly hand this volume of the Arrow to keep the joys of thls unforgettable year fresh in your mind We hope that you will enjoy looking through the annual as much as we have enjoyed bflllglflg lt to you THE EDITOR ' n E 41? ,!i For his eight years of unceasing effort toward building the character and personality of each Molalla High student, we humbly dedicate the 1955 Arrow to Warren S. Adams, our devoted superintendent and loyal friend. We shall always remember the part he played in preparing us for the lives we shall lead in later years. To him the students of Molalla High say Thanks . il A INA 50 J A Q , V - PM v-- 77Za!4!Za '7aaZ6mw The name Molalla is derived from the Indian Language, probably from the Cayuse tribe, as the Molalla Indians were once part of the Cayuses. The word Molalla means grass country, which indicates that Molalla prairie was once a thriving pasture land. It has been said that when the Indians first came here the grass grew to be several feet high. The Indians inhab- ited the prairie more than a century before any white man came. During the eighteenth century, when the Cayuses were engaged in a period of civil strife, a small band seceded. The seceded Cayuses migrated from Walla Walla to Molalla, crossing the Cascade Range just south of Mt. Jeff- erson , on the trail they heard about. The Wah-lamut Valley was then occ- upied by the Cayuses, but they made a treaty of eternal peace with the Cal- ipooias, which gave them the right to occupy the foothills of the Cascades. This treaty of eternal peace was never broken. The tribes of 1800 had only a tradition of these facts. The seceded Cayuses took the name of Molalla after making this treaty. They grew and became more numerous and powerful and ingeneral theythriv- ed on the new land. Each generation grew up with the hatred of the Cayuse tribe so when they were at their height in power they challenged the Cayuses for a battle which was accepted at the foot of Mt. Jefferson. The Cayuses were victorious and the Molallas suffered a loss of one-half their warriors. The next generation of Nlolallas never entered the battlefield after their sec- ond defeat. The lVlolalla tribe was quite independent and usually held its own. They always traded and gambled at The Dalles with the best tribes. Chief Henry Yelkes, the last survivor, was killed by some unknown person in 1915. His son, Fred Yelkes, a half-breed Indian, still survives and lives in Portland. The first white man that came to this prairie was Rev. ,Iason Lee. He and a few followers came up tl1e Molalla River and crossed the prairie enroute to Salem in 1837. The immigration of 1843-44-45 brought a few settlers to Molalla. In the early days two trails were built running nearly north and south and east and west. These trails intersected at a point about eighteen miles south of Oregon City. In the course of time the north and south trail has become Molalla Avenue and the east and west trail has become Main Street. Consequently it is only natural that Molalla is situated where it is, since most of the settlers located around the intersection, called Four Corners? Sam Engle, '27 Molalla Yesterday and Today X i G V ,c I - ' Xwg 'fri ' 6 xy I, 2 '54 x slr .elif S 8 an STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT t ad? w Darla Moshberger Pictured are: D, Ditrich, C. Chindgren. R. HUISI, J. Maben, G. M3bCH, D, Moshberger, R, Lewis, S, Marson President Coordinator Wally Aho Vice President Editor of Arrow Janice Weaver Secretary Assistant Editor Ed Lettenmaier Treasurer Business Manager David Parker Bursar Asst, Business Manager Ron Wrolstad Recorder use if 5 ...- Ml ,si Row l, R, Lewis, G, Maben, G, Stude, N, Fast, D, Ditrich, D, Moshberger, W, Aho, S, Marson, C, Chindgren, R, Hurst, J, Maben, Row 2, C, Adams, V, Judd, S, Collins, L, Moshberger, B, Butcher, G, Brock, Mr, Alex- ander,Advisor , A, Kayser, E, Lettenmaier, H. Ogburn. J. Yoder, L, Wrolstad, G, Ferguson, S, Ball, 1955 ,-know EDITOR Janice Weaver ASST, EDITOR Ed Lettenmaier BUSINESS MANAGER David Parker ASST, BUSINESS MANAGER Ron Wrolstad TYPIST Carol Bjerkan ARTIST Ioan Arlin PHOTOGRAPHERS Harold McCall McCall Studio William Neely Bill's Camera Shop EDITOR ASSISTANT EDITOR JANICE WEAVER ED LETTENMAIER fiffnaw Sta If Row 1, J, Hall, E, Lettenmaier, 1. Weaver, D, Parker, R, Wrolstad, C, Bjerkan, Row 2. I. Mclntyre, B, Abbott, B, Butcher, J, Arlin, Mrs, Frank, Advisor, A, Hepler, R, Fulps, I, Tiffin, ul' A, 'fum 2 .S ,J U 11 'bf' YF 'Htui land! President, . , , , , , , Vice President. , , Secretary. . . . . . . . Treasurer. . . . . . . . . Sergeant-at-Arms, , , Advisor......... Asst, Advisor. , , , emfofz 61444 0 ' Pictured Are: Sharon Mallatt, Robert Ray, Ken Naylor, and Roger Hurst, ,4 Secular: Zuma and fame We Kama , , , Roger Hurst , , , , , Ken Naylor , , , Sharon Mallatt . . . . . Robert Ray , , , , Duane Felix . . , , . Mrs, Folden , , , Mr, Alexander SENIOR OFFICERS Student Council Representatives ,,,, , , , Betty Butcher Ken Eppler Gerald Brock Class Yell Leaders ,,,,,, Carolee Chindgren Shirley Anderson Duke Ditrich ABBOTT, BOBBY JEAN Me get to sclpol on time? Impossible! Ambition: Bookkeeper Transfer from Anaheim, Ca1if.,4: Girls League 1,2,3,4: Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4: G.A.A. 1,22 F'.H.A. 3,43 War Whoop Staff 4: Arrow Staff 4: Class Play4: Triple Trio 4. ANDERSEN, ELDON The early bird gets the worm. Ambition: Radio Technician gand l,2,3: Football 1: Basketball 3: Baseball of 55 Zndez la 97694 654 cz 7otal Evnallmeat df 755 ANDERSON, SHIRLEY Ambition: Marriage and Clerical Work Girls League l,2,3,4: Executive Council 4: Service Club 2,3,4: Secretary 4: F.B.L.A. 2, 3,4: Treasurer 4: War Whoop Staff 4: Business Manager 4: Class Yell Leader 4. ARLIN, JOAN E. ' 'My name isn't'Red'! ! Ambition: Professional Artist Girls League 1,2,3,4: Stage Crew 1,2,3,4: Honor Roll 2.3.41 Class Secretary 2: Class Play 3: Yelkis Club 3: Art Award 33 Tumbling 1: Arrow Staff 4. BARKER MARJORIE A 'Everybody's sick, even the windows have panes. Ambition: Teacher Transfer from Estacada 4: G.A.A. 1,2: Girls League 1.2.3,4:Pen Pals 1: War Wloop Staff 4. BEESON , ESTHER Lee is tie neatest. to say the least about the most. Ambition: To be a model--homemaker. Transfer from Marshfield 4: F'.H.A. 1: Glee Club 1: Ma-Hi Times 2: Math Club 2: Pep Club 2,3: Honor Roll 1,2,3: G,L, 1,2,3,4, AUSTIN, JERRY I wonder what her thoughts are. Ambition: Electrical Engineer F',F,A, 1,2,3.4: Radio Club 2.3. BARBER , NELLIE ELLA Gee! I hate school. Ambition: Storekeeper Girls League l,2,3,4: Girls Chorus 3. BELILE , ALMA H. If there's a 'will' there's a way. Ambition : Nurse G.A.A. 2.3.43 F.H.A. 3,43 Girls League 1,2,3,43 F'.B.L.A. 3.4: Yelkis Club 3,43Honor Roll 23 Student Body Play 2. BERTHOLD , MELVIN Ah! Those nights after the games! Ambition : Forestry and Farming Service Club 23 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4Q Mixed Chorus 2,3,43 Boys Chorus 23 Honor Roll 13 Baseball 1,2: Cross Country 1,2,3,43 Track 43 Wrestling 33 Operetta 33 Class Play 4. Pfzeaiafealf, Z zeemcm, .decade Queen famed into cm BOEHMKE, ROBERT WELCH Hey man! Dig that crazy chick! Ambition : Musician Advanced Band 1,2,3,43 Pep Band 1,2,3,43 Student Director 3,43 Brass Quartet 43 State Music Contest 2,3,43 All Northwest Band 43 Visual Ed 2 3,43 Secretary 4: Tennis 1,2,3,43 Orange M 1,2,3,43 Class Play 43 Amateur Radio Club 2. BOND , JOYCE ' 'Who dat? Keith? Ambition: Undecided g..A.A. 1,2: Pep Band 3,43 Girls League 1,2, ,4. Ozgcmdyed M444 BESSEY, ELIZABETH LOUISE BETTY Joey is the boy for me. Girls League 1.2.3.4: G.A.A. 1.2,3.43 F.H.A. 1 ,2,3,43 Service Club 3,41 War whoop Staff 43 Ass't Editor 43 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. BJERKAN, CAROL ANN May Day Princess 23 F'.H.A. 1,2,3,43 Pres. 43 Vice Pres. 33 Exec. Council 3,42 Dist. Conv. 3,42 National Honor Society 4' Secretary 43 Yelkis Club 3,43 Class Play :3,43 Arrow Staff 43 F.B.L.A. 2,3,4: State Conv. 33G.L. 1.2.3.4 Dist. Conv. 3: G.A.A. 1,2,3,43 Honor Roll 1,2 3,43 Student Body Play 4. BREMER, HERMAN ' 'I'll never forget the night we turned the pig loose at senior play practice. Ambition : Farmer Transfer from Oregon City 4: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4Z Class Play 4. BROCK, GERALD WILLIAM Me? Pull a dirty trick ? Ambition : High School Math Teacher Student Council 43 Visual Ed 3,4: Vice Pres 43 Chorus 2,31 District Music Contest 2.3. FQ? BROWNE, JUDITH A. Transfer from Grant High School , Portland, 2: Girls League 1,2,3,4: Big Sister 4: F'.B.L.A. 3,43 Yelkis Club 3.4: President 4: Song Queen 41: Queen of Sweetheart Ball 3: Girl of the Month BROWNHILL, TIM Football l,2,3,4: Basketball 1,2,3: Track 1, 2,3,4: Orange M 1,2.3,4: Boys Chorus 1,3,4: Mixed Chorus 2,3: Class Sergeant-at-Arms 3: Class Yell Leader 3: Class Play Business Manager 3.4: Student Body Play 2: Most Pop- ular Junior Boy. ,-44 Sopimmea, Elma a 55 Spanaaw Saaeetieau' 2466 BUTCHER, BETTY Everybody should be a Song Queen: You learn to sing. Ambition : Secretary National Honor Society 4: Student Council 4: Song Queen 4: Visual Ed Secretary 3: Class Secretarv 3' Service Club 3: Honor Roll 1,2,3,4: Yelkis Club 4: Vice Pres. 4: G.L. 1,2,3,4: Arrow Staff 4. BYE, JACK I guess I better take my books to class today. Ambition : Fender Pounder Basketball Z,3,4: Track l,2,3,4: Cross Country 1,2,4: F'.F'.A. 1,2,3,4: Vice Pres. 3: Sentinel 42 Class Sergeant-at-Arms 1. CROCKETT, JIM llFle Ambition 1 An important Union man Football l,2,3,4: Wrestling 3.4: Baseball 1,23 Tennis 3,4. CROMPTON, JANET B. Oh for the life of an O'Connor. Ambition : Marriage F.l-I.A. 1,25 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4: War Wlnop Staff 4: Girls League 1,2,3,4. nn Ns. lix, ditch the tack, here comes Mrs. Folden. 1, an CHINDGREN, CAROLEE Treas. 4: Ass't. Treas. 3: Student Colmcil 2,3,4: F'.F'.A. Princess 1' Class Pres. 2: F.H.A. 1,2,3,4: Parliamentarian 2: Dist. Conv. 3: Delegate to State Conv. 3: Girl of the Month 2: May Day Princess 2: Drill Team 2: Junior Girl With Best Personality: Class Cheer Leader 4: Class Finance Chair. 4: Class Play 4: Yelkis Club 3.4: Honor Roll 2: G.L. -l,2,3,4: Dist. Conv. 3: G.A.A. 2,3,4: F.B.L.A. 2,3,4: State Conv. 3. COLBERT, MARGIE F'.H.A. 1: F'.B.L.A. 3.4: Band 3: War Whoop Staff 4: Girls League 1,2,3,4. 2 S, gel? .Q f ': Q Ti S?7-ff i f DAY, CAROLYN Just waiting for a knight. Ambition: Secretary , Transfer from Oregon City 23 Yelkis Club 4: War Whoop Staff 43 G.L. 1,2,3.4. DITRICH. JOHN DUKE Ambition: Student at Oregon Tech. Institute Football 1 2 33 Basketball 13 Baseball 13 Wrestling 2.3.43 Captain 43 Track 2.33 Orange M 2.3.42 Dist. Music Contest 3.4: Boys Quar- tet 43 F'.F.A. 13 Class Yell Leader 3.43 Stu- dent Body Vice Pres. 43 Student Council 43 Operetta 33 Christmas Program 3.4. 3 1 6a77Zmc4o,!D6meecw ' EGGER-S. GLEN But honest Sonja. I was hunting. Ambition: Manager of a large farm F'.F'.A. 1.2,3.43 Pres. 33 Vice Pres. 43 State Conv. 2,3,4Q Service Club 2.3.42 Class Play 3,43Amateur Hour M. of C. 33 Class Rep. 23 Student Council 2. EPPLER. KENNY Ambition: Draftsman Transfer from Detroit , Mich., 23 Baseball 2, 3.43 Cross Country 23 Football 4: Basketball 2,32 Student Council 43 Class Reporter 33 Orange M 3.43 F.F'.A. l.2.3.43 Delegate 'to State Conv. 3. DRAKE. LEAH M. Shirley, I have to go downtown. Ambition: Nurse Girls League 1,2,3.43 Band 3.4. DYGERT, BERTHA A. Time passes, but will I? Ambition: Marriage Transfer from Estacada 33 G.A.A. 1,21 Girls League 1.2,3,43 War Whoop Staff 43 Pen Pals 1 5 ETTLIN. JOHN You can't win 'em all. Ambition: Architect Track 3.41 Orarge M 3.4. FELIX, DUANE A batling beauty is a girl worth wading for.' Ambition: College Football 1,2,3,4: Wrestling 1.2.32 Track 2.3.4' Orange M 3.43 Class Sergeant -at- Arms 4. eatin-Sender: 77mm and Zpaagaet '0z6mz!4l H 269 S FORRESTER, BOB It's a shame that Mother Nature made me this WJ! Ambition: Build and fly my own airplane. FREEMAN, EMILY When Tommy comes marching home again , Hurrah! Hurram Ambition: Secretary and Homemaker F'.H.A. 1,2,3,43 Dist. Chair. 3: F'.B.L.A. 2,3,43 Song Leader 3gG.A.A. 2,3,43 G.L.. 1,2,3,4g Pres 43 Yelkis Club 3,43 Class Pres. lg Student Coun lg F'.F.A. Sweetheart 23 Amateur Hour Queen 25 Class Play 3,45 Drill Team 2: Honor Roll 1,2,3 Most Energetic Girl in Class. 3. GAMBELL, FRANCES GOSNELL, LEORA F. L,et's be late for once. Ambition: To be better than I was. Transfer from Silverton 33 Honor Roll 2,33 Girls League 1,2,3.4: F.H.A. 1.2.3.4I G.A.A. 2g French Club 3.4: F'.B.L.A. 4. SEM? ' 'iffiiiil f 'L ki'i Eie5Ef45?E6KZSE:ItE',f ff GOTTWALD , GENEVIEVE l'd rather have a 'Free-man' than a slave any qqlvyull Ambition : Housewife Girls League 1,2,3,4. HEPLER, ARLETA Generally speaking ...... I'm generally speaking. May Day Princess 3: French Club 3.4: Treasurer 3, Secretary 4: Yelkis Club 3.4: F'.B.L.A. 2, 3,4, State Conv. 3: F.H.A. 1,2,3,4g G.L. 1.2.3,4, Dist. Conv. 33 An'ow Staff 3,4g Honor R011 23 Student Body Play 1.4: Class Play 3,4p G.A.A. 2,3,43 Band 2. anim 65444 PAW 'ffflcuaat Sammez' Sa 'aged IIAMS, SHIRLEY No, Lois and Irene, I'm not going to the game. Ambition: Missionary . girls Chorus 1,2,3: Mixed Chorus 3: G.L. 1. ,3,4. JOHNSON , JOHN Ha, girls. Ambition: Machinist F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. q 66466066 HURST, ROGER It's impossible! Ambition: Go to Oregon State College. Transfer from Stayton 33 Class President 4: gtiident Council 4: Basketball 3,41 Boys Chorus HUTCHINSON, SAM EDWARD Somebody get married. I've got a funeral wait- ing. lSenior Class Play! Ambition: Aviation Mechanic Amateur Radio Club 2,33 Class Play 4. Q X XS' U K H, xv. KEMP, DON Tests. Phooey! Ambition: Tour and fish in the best fishing streams in North America. Orange M 2,3,4: French Club 3,4, Vice President 4, Wrestling 2,3,4, Fourth in State Meet 3: Track 3,41 Honor Roll 3,43 Class Play 4. KENNEDY, NAOMI The office again. What did Ido this time? Ambition: Lawyer Class Play 45 French Club 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 4: Girls League 1,2,3,4. 55, 5 sfsee KENNEDY, ROBERT ' 'Eat it. Ambition: Mechanic KYLLO, LARRY Hey, Fet. Ambition: Attend Oregon Tech. Institute Football 1: Wrestling 1,2,3: 'Irack 3.4: Orange M 1,2,3,4: Tennis 2: Baseball 1: Student Body Play 1: Class Play 3,4. Dada Whcdlezgez Elected Student godly pfzeaddeazt MABEN, MARK But Marcia, I'm bashful. Ambition: Get married and have a family Football 1,2,3,4: Wrestling 1,2,3,4: Track 1, 2,3,4: F.F'.A. 1,2,3,4: Orange M 1,2,3,4, President 4. MALLATT, SHARON Me? Go steadv? Ambition: Secretary G.A.A. 1,2,3,4: F.H.A. 1, State Conv. 1: Class Yell Leader 1.2: Rally Squad 3.4: May Day Princess 1: Service Club 1,2: Tumbling 1,2.3,4: Secretary 4: Treasurer 3: F'.B.L.A. 4: Yelkis Club 3.4. .. .g pw yi Kar-9' W :Q 5:2 fi MELUGIN , CARL If I'd tell you , you would know , too. Ambition: Farmer F.F'.A. 1,2,3,4. MITTS, ELLEN JANE Now don't forget it's 'Mitts' not 'L b rt' . . D f am 9 gmfmitgnn: Go tio2New York lr S ensue . .3.4: G.A.A. 1,2,3, g , 1.2.3,4g Service Club 2.3.43 cms ChizruiIl:A' Sweetheart Ban Princess 2: Class Play 3-' Mixed Chorus 4. ' MARSON, 'SHARON Just give me a 'ring' sometime. Ambition: Private Secretary F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Musician 2. Vice President 4: Delegate to State Conv. 3: G.A.A. ,2,3,4: Points Chalr. 3: F'.B.L.A. 2,3,4: G.L. 1,2,3,4: Drill Team 2: Arrow Staff 2: Honor Roll 1 2 3- Student B0dy Secretary 4: Student Council 4: Yelkis Club 4. MCINTYRE, JOYCE ANNE G.A.A. 1,2,3,4,. Treasurer 4: Service Club 3,4, President 4: Class Vice Pres. 2: Student Council 2: Student Body Play 2: Class Play 41F.H.A. 1.2: F'.B.L.A. 42 G.L. 1.2.3.4. 1 MITTS, LELAND What does she look like? Silly Boy! Ambition: Unknown F.F'.A. 1,2,3.4: Football 1.2.3: Wrestling 2,33 Track 1.2.3. MORRIS. IRENE Not really a flirt, just friendly. Ambition: To become a competent and able sec- retary without a college education Class Treasurer 1: F.H.A. Carnival Queen 1: Band 1.2.3, Pres. 2: Clarinet Quartet 2.3: Dist. Music Contest 2.3: Honor Roll l.2,3.4: G.L. l.2.3.4: Drill Team 2: F'.B.L.A. 2.3.4. Recorder 3, State Treasurer 4: G.A.A. 2.3,4: National Honor Society 4: Yelkis Club 3.4, President 4. 20962 WMM Elected ?6fzu' Wide .Zeawlez a Ham NAYLOR , KEN Life would be O.K., if everything were as good as it looks. Ambition: Teacher at Molalla F'00tb8.11 2.3.4, Captain 4: Basketball 3.4: Track 3.4: Orange M 1.2.3,4, vice Pres. 3: Boys Chorus 3.4: Class Pres. 4: Ass't, Fire Chief 3: Student Council 3. NELSON, DICK Guess I'11 go to Canby tonight. Ambition: Own a cattle ranch Orange M 3.4: Honor Roll 1.4: Class Play 4. wi MOSHBERGER, DARLA JEAN Class Secretary 1: G.L.. 1 2.3.4, Exec. Council.2 F.H.A. 1.2.3 4: F.B.L..A. 2.3.4. state Director 3, 4: G.A.A. 2.3.43 Class Pres. 3: Student Council 3.4. Regional Secretary 4, Nat. Convention 4: Girl of the Month3: May Day Princess 3: Good Citizenship Award 4: National Honor Society 4: Student Body President 4. MYERS , DON ZOWIE! Gotta get acquaintedlwith her! Ambition: To make a career of the Navy Wrestling 3. NOMER. CLARK '1But Wright. I'm the only boy in the C ass. Ambition: Electrical Technician Visual Ed. 3.4: Baseball 2.3: Cross Country 3, OGREN . RONALD I don t know, I might. Ambition: Astronomer F'.F'.A.1: Band 2.3.4. PARAZOO, PEGGY Gee! Ithink he 's cute. Ambition: Elementary Teacher F.H.A. 1: G.L.1.2,3,43 G.A. A. 2.3.4: Service Club 4: War Whoop Editor 43 Student Body Play 1: French Club 3.4. PARKER. DAVID He who hesitates is lost. Ambition : To see the world on the outside. Basketball 1.2,3.43 Track 1.2.3 .45 Cross Country 3.4: Orange M 1.2,3.4: Class Rep. lg Student Council 1: Arrow Staff 3.4, Ass't. Business Mgr. 3, Business Mgr. 4: Student Body Play 1: Amateur Radio Club 2.3. Seoadaz 664:14 play 'qfdllldllg Wdddn' Dunne Zecofzd Zfzeaddng duced PAYZANT, GLENNA BELLE You can not CATCH me parking. Ambition: Bookkeeper Girls League 1.2.3,4g F'.B.L.A. 3.4, Reporter 4: Girls Chorus 1,23 Mixed Chorus 3. PEEPLES, DENNIS Let's go to the show, Harvey. Ambition: Sportswriter Basketball 1 2.3.45 Tennis 3.4: Gauge M 3.4, Secretary 4. PETERSON, HOWARD Toes out, Cowboy. Ambition: Own a rodeo string. F'.F'.A. l,2.3.4: Wrestling 2. POWNALL . SHIRLEY JEAN You just 'Mel'-t my heart , Ambition: Get a job after graduation Girls League 1.2,3.4g Service Club 4. RAY. ROBERT I wish I had a red convertlble. Ambition: Unknown F.F.A. 1.2.3.43 Class Vice Pres. 3: Student Council 35 Class Treasurer 4. ROBERTSON, JERRY Save your confederate money, boys: the South will rise again. Ambition: Comedian F'.F.A. 4: Cross Country 13 Track 2: Wrestling 2: Class Play 4. ROICE , PHIL Ambition: To have my own dance band and be a private music teacher Transfer from Centralia , Wash 2: Band 33,43 Wrestling 2,31 Track 2,33 Football RUDOLPH, ALYCE MARIE It may be silly, but isn't it fun! Ambition: Work for awhile G.L. 1.2,3,4g G.A.A. 2,3,4 Service Club 23 Advanced Tumbling 2,3 ,43 F'.H.A. 2,3Q F.F.A. Amateur Hour Princess 33 Dist. Music Contest 13 Christmas Program 13 Rally Squad 3.4: Yelkis Club 3,4. 66444 af 55 ,-49464: Wana af Ddmea 216:06 SAND QUIST , ROBERT A. Sure be glad when school is.out. Ambition: To own a rodeo string of my own SI-IAVER, RICHARD A. I'l1 get my deer next year. Ambition: Farmer F'.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4. at . nap V iffN3E9:f',3Q . xufwll . -at A N SHAVER, ROBERT J. But Officer, I thought that doe had homs. Ambition: Biologist for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Class Vice Pres. 1: Student Council 13 F.F.A. 1.2,3,43 Band 1,2,3,43 Orange M 3,41 Track 3,4. SHEETS, HEIDI Who me? I'm bashful. Ambition: Stenogramer G.A.A. 1,2,3,4: G.L. 1,2,3,43 War whoop Staff 4. ,. an . .. .,L. I 2 M s1M1, HARVEY p A . 3, Oh, why do I have to take Senior Social A A ,--- icie,ntce? C h s A 3 , A A A m i ion: oac I. , H Orange M 3,42 Football 43 Tennis 3,4. f .. V Q35 ... .'.,. ll? ,Z AIQI W 5 sums, JOHN 3 . Qin 'wif 'HYQ 'xfgfirms 3, Wafer I ma ,f,4W'3i,: , 5 , Z S, Wdacicm 70 ' maze Zfeczfed 7a Page aa Wide Day new SONNELAN D, NANETTE Gee! Igot the car! , Ambition: Interior Designer F'.H.A. 3.4: F.B.L.A. 3.43 French Club 4 STAMPHILL, LEO Ambition: Coach and History Teacher Transfer from West Linn 4: Mixed Chorus 1.3.43 Track 1: Baseball 1,2,3,4: Basketba,11 1.2.3.-1: Football 1.2.3.-1: Letterman 2.3.4 Annual Staff 4: Boys Club 3.4: Fire Squad 4 Key Club 2.3: Stage Crew 4: Christmas Play 3 STUCK , DENNIS I'm just an innocent little boy in a big wor1d. Ambition: Forester Amateur Radio Club 2.3. SUMPTER. LORRAINE Ambition: Housewife and Typist May Day Princess 1: Class Yell Leader 1 Class Treasurer 2: Service Club 1: Rally Squad 2.3.43 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Vice Pres. 3 Pres. 4: G.L. 1.2.3.4, Secretary 4: F'.H.A. l,2.4: Tumbling l.2.3.4: Tennis 2.3.4, state Tournament 2' Class Play 4: Honor Roll 2: Student Body Play 4. SWARTOUT, KENNETH Where are we going tonight, boys? Ambition: Grease monkey SWEET, JAMES FRANCIS Five foot two, eyes of blue, has anybody seen Pat? Ambition: Undecided Wrestling 1: Cross Country 3: Track 2.3: Student Body Play 2: Class Play 3: F'.F'.A. 1,2,3, Sentinel 3. hbley ffawlewaa and Saddam 'geeam Elected TRULLINGER, ARDETH Do I have my English done? Foolish question! Ambition: Go to college G.L. 1,2,3,4: F'.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Dist. Conv. 3: F.B.L.A. 2,3,4, State Conv. 2.3: Turnhling 4: Honor Roll 1,3,4. WALTERS, JANIS I. Gee, Glenna, He smiled at me! Ambition: Vocal Teacher F.H.A. 1: G.L. 1,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 2.3,-ig District Music Contest 2,3,4: Vocal Soloist 3,45 Operetta 3,45 Honor Roll 2,33 Service Cglub 1,2,3,4g All-Northwest Music Festival P THOMAS, LAURITA Sure wish I'd seen Don! Ambition: Stenographer and Housewife Transfer from Mt. Angel 2: F.B.L.A.3,4: War Whoop Staff 4: Band 3: G.L. 1,2,3,4. TIBBS, RUBY But Larry, do we have to take them again tonight? Ambition: Beautician Girls League 1.2.3.4: G.A.A. 2.3: F.H.A. 1,2,3. WANNER, GORDON Just get me a kitten named 'Linda'. Ambition: Rancher Baseball 1,2,3,4g Wrestling 3: Criss Country 1,2,3g F'.F'.A. 1,2,3,4, Reporter 3. WATSON, STANLEY MMM, Tender. Ambition: To own the Coconut Grove F.F.A. 1,23 Track 3: Class Play 3.4. Wrestling 1 2 3 4 Orange M 1 2 3 4 F' F A 1 Baseball 13 Transfer from Oregon City 4 F' H A 1 2 Library Club l 2: G L 1 2 3 4 Rep 4 Y Teens 3 War whoop Staff 4 Treas. W EAVER, JANICE CLYDENE Whoops, I forget my teeth! Ambition: Home Economics Teacher G.L. 1.2.3,4: G.A.A.1.2.3,4: F'.H.A. 1.2.3,-4: F'.B.L..A. 2.3.43 National Honor Society 3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4: Grand Honor Roll 4: Class Committeeman 3: Student Council 3: Ass't. Ed. of Arrow 3,'Editor 4: Delegate to Oreg. Scholastic Press Conf 3,43 Student Director of Class Play 4: Student Body Play 4: Voted Most Likely to Succeed 4: O.S.P. Merit Award 3: George S. Tumbull yearbook Award 4. W HITE , VAUGHN What! Me get a date? Ambition: Certified Public Accountant Track 3,4. af55Depcvzz'4706z'4 an af 00m im 'fl CLASS SPEAKERS INDIAN MAIDEN SAGAMORES Emily Freeman Darla Moshberger Emily Freeman Robert and Richard Shaver sy. X 1 1 alikisfiblxsxiirkitt si ll' I l 1 R Ruger Hurst Darla Moshberger MOST POPULAR Carolee Chindgren Ken Naylor BEST ALL- AROUND Semlafz 70645 20 a BEST PERSONALITY Emily Freeman Duke Ditrich 93. 'sf' ll l MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED David Parker Janice Weaver in ' ...li f1 inns '--:..... 5? Wi r -N225 1? 1 'sfi sf K Q, ,I rv' S3853 HSS? MDE X ,SS 55, V, ' in X A QF Ww ahw 4 Qsy ifsw Afggsm H , args, if Abrahamson, Laurel Aho, Wally Anderson, Doreen Barrows, Don Barth, Lexis Beaty, George Beeson, Anne Bennett, Rollin Bernard, Hazen Bigbee, Larry Booth, Steve Brock, Marlene Colbert, Phyllis Countryman, Margie Cushing, Don Cutter, Sharon Dreeszen, Jim Durand, Roger Dworschak, Arlene Ellis, Bob s is .L fb is E f' -fs so x sy 'X X N 33, ,Q y ' j .EN is X I EX N X L f wr - r gf xx . 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C' aaa BEST PERSONALITY Wally Aho Gretchen Stude ' 1 is S, 'Y' in , AN Vi , ,jp ,Z 'fri' 0 2 l Q Y T 5 fx M Z Wallace, Betty Wiegele, Marie Westcott, Katie White, Ken Weigel, Evelyn Wilbert, James Willis, James Wise, James Wrolstad, Ron Doumit, Phil undef:-Seadofz ?fu.un and Zcmgdet meh em U. ,gNQP'lu1-125 E I J' f ' F i ' fr 7 l K It -:SA amine 70414 Win as ,aw ff BIGGEST FLIRT Anne Beeson Norman Philpot 'W'-1 5' i 3 ? 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A v YY Aww M Q9 0' if nv Y r V N39 Soy W xiv , kyxxw. A Af A500 AW vs. uxnltl- h WJ X K5 dt QxXf'xy1 H 41 I PX OW VYUY H .1 H Wil Q fum, ,x 5 VN Y fox? mm Vxllwff .JAN-' Gmac , 'fl lpyvx- NV-H X YI Y Q63 I 511175. 1.-f kwa fL.LkQQ'f-2 1-Xpfv fnrmkco +-racy Lxwfvfx V1 KA! 'lf MA v1 'IJVXW' P Cx Mm F! , Y rl' ,. , if Yr Yi, Shanti.: 3,15 gaawl af Education Otis Foglesong, Chairman Sidney Powers Fred Schuebel 'A ' V .Q , , .,.. W if 1 X 5' s .x. ax if 'x 'P' is X si vi K saw H 31, fn A Roger Thronson Nolan Yoder upezdnlendent Warren S, Adams Mrs, Ethel K, Folden Dean of Girls Senior Social Science Senior Class Advisor Girls League Advisor is sw :Q ag., -3: fi? I Miss Ella Louise Ball Speech, Drama Freshman English Sophomore Social Science Dramatics Coach Debate and Contest Speaking Coach x QSC' sg: Ralph P, Capasso Biology Junior Social Science Head Baseball Coach B Squad Basketball Coach Asst, Football Coach Xi . NX .1 Phillip S, Lanham Industrial Arts Mechanical Drawing a4 ' S ifclii:ri'iilaAriii1 illub Advisor 'Q E acuity fecepzfcaa as 7451 is is 'Y THE PAST Mrs, Marlene R, Brady Senior English Head Librarian Molalla Union High School started about thirty-five years ago with only a few faculty members whose combined efforts dev- eloped some of the finest citizens this country has ever known. The faculty of M. U. H. S. has consistently maintained high standards and has enjoyed a favorable reputation through the years. National Honor Society Advisor Girls League Asst, Advisor Clifford H, Matousek Vocal Music Sophomore Social Science Yelkis Club Advisor Arthur Eastwood Instrumental Music Sophomore Social Science Band Director Mrs, Selma M, Wright French Business English WAR WHOOP Ad visor French Club Advisor Junior Class Asst, Advisor Allen L, Grove General Science Boys Physical Education Head Basketball Coach Track Coach Asst, Football Coach qv-sv' '7a4alZq Wkmdew Mrs, Thelma S, Neely Orville D, Parnell A Junior 'English i Remedial English A Service Club Advisor Junior Class Advisor Mrs, Patricia L, Lantz Girls Physical Education GAA Advisor Guidance Committee Chairman Marvin Hiebert Freshman Social Science Head Football Coach Wrestling Coach Asst, Baseball Coach Orange M Advisor Zfzjbq pewly fffiefz tie Q ' ?w9mm 74wW THE PRESENT As Molalla Union High School has grown so has the faculty increased, until now there are twenty-five mem- bers on the teaching staff. These men and women are highly trained in their respective fields, and in addition, continue to maintain the high standards and the favor- able reputation of those in the past. Typewriting FBLA Advisor Carl O, Rubin Mathematics Boys PhysicalEduca.tion Visual Education Director fi 1 Cross Country Coach Guidance Committee Member Homemaking FHA Advisor Miss Patricia A, Swango ff -XXX s-xxx John D, Thompson Mathematics Sophomore Class Asst Advisor Guidance Committee Member Gale W, Blatchford Crafts Industrial Arts Auto Mechanics Auto Club Advisor Mrs, Fae W, Eachus Freshman English Freshman Class Advisor 0 5 ,4 am Azmaeddg '74wl:g 17 I? 7 THE FUTURE If the school continues to set the pace of the past thirty years, by 1985 it will have an enrollment of 1650 students with a faculty of approximately 86 teachers. Mrs, Alice C, Frank Shorthand Bookkeeping The ARROW Advisor Richard M, Weigel General Science Physics Amateur Radio Club Advisor Freshman Class Asst, Advisor Mrs, Ruth M, Studer Sophomore English Sophomore Class Advisor 2644 Dziaew Gale Blatchford,Jim Shaver, Tony Pirkl, John Scott, Bob Berger, Perk Frome euatoaliaaa Pat Eppler, Jim Shaver, John Scott Mrs, Ora Pederson, Mrs, Frances Kaufman SECRETARY Mrs, Doris Richardson SECRETARY Mrs, Virginia Werner in 1 Y-X I I HQ, an ,F F8132 Pictured are: Joanne Klossner, Joyce McIntyre, Shirley Ander- son Helen Howell, Row l, E, Weigel, J. Klossner,D, Kister, D, Kuschnick, Row 2, B, Bessey, E, Mitts, T, Steiner, S, Anderson, G, Eggers, J, Mclntyre, H, Howell, I, Walters, Sefwdce Ha! President ,,,,,,,, ,,,, J oyce Mclntyre Vice President, , , , , ,Joanne Klossner Secretary ,,,,,, ,,,, S hirley Anderson Treasurer ,,,,, ,,,, H elen Howell Advisor ,,,,, ,,,, Mr , Parnell Row l. J. Toll, T, Pitman, Row 2, S, Ball, J. Olson, J, Pownall, E, Eggers, K, Morrow, J, Bay, K, Howell, Mr, Pam ell, Advisor, P, Para- zoo, M, Walters, J. Babcock, I, Lambert, in EVE' F .9 V12 Zddmziaac Row l, S, Porter, L, Gosnell, Mrs, Brady, Advisor, N, Shaver, S, Pelto, Row 2, M, Metcalfe, F, Gambell, M, Strean, H, Burton, S, Iiams, E, Gambell, L, Walton, Www Sdamzm OFFICERS Presidentg Tom Steiner Vice Presidentg Gerald Brock Secretary: Bob Boehmke Treasurerg Jerry Freeman ,S ,,..--my I sf' ,gg Sergeant-at-Arms: George Beary Advisorg Mr, Rubin Row 1, R, Engle, J, Freeman, G, Brock, T, Steiner, G, Beary, B, Boehmke, Row 2, D, Hillman, G, Miller, C, Nomer, L, Robertson, Mr, Rubin, W, Payzant, R, Temple, D, Toll, L, Haley, L, Orem, OFFICERS Row l, Miss Swango, Advisor, Sharon Marson, Vice Presidentg Carol Bjerkan , Presidentg Virginia Judd, Secretary, Joan Hall, Treasurerg Row 2, Pat Penfold, Pianistg Sally Sanders, Reporterg Cora Adams, Song Leader: Linda Peterson, , Historian, Carol Heyerly, Parliamentariang Geraldine Mitchell, Degrees Chair- man. 1 4 12' ?aL'wze Wamemczkew of ,4mez6ccz -,M -........ f..... I V H has rrss L f V rs,, Row l, C, Watson, I, Lambert, P, Rautenberg, I. May,C, Hekala, V, Judd, C, Bjerkan, C, Chindgren,S, Marson, D, Moshberger, J, Tiffin, C, Heyerly, D, Kuschnick, H, Hutchinson, S, Green. Row 2, B, Bessey, A, Belile, B, Pischel, D, Pirkl, I. Rudolph, I. Coffman, C, Adams, S, Ridings, M, Eyman, G, Mellum, F, Gambell, E, Freeman, N, Sonneland, D, Kister,P, Penfold. I. Weaver. Row 3, L, Sumpter, A, Trullinger, G, Mitchell, C, Lambert, J, Wise, C, Voget, G, Ferguson, J, Ricksgers, J, Hall, S, Sanders, M, Strean, E, Brown, S, Hepler, J, Quesnoy, S, Porter. Row 4, D, Abrahamson, I, Harper, E, Eggers, Miss Swango, Advisor, R, Pratt, B, Abbott M, Mitts, V, Stuck, K, Howell, S, Pazina, B, Weldon, L, Moshberger. Row 5, N, Shaver, K, Morrow, D, Vincenzi, L, Gosnell, A, Hepler, M, Zumwalt, E, Brown, G, Marine, I, Klossner, C, Shaver, 5 OFFICERS President, Wally Aho Vice President, DeWayne Parker Secretary: Carol Bjerkan Treasurerg Ed Lettenmaier Advisor, Mrs, Brady 7 x ff - f r I ' -A 1 X . ' t 6 . .1 'fx 1, ,ij I 7Zcu'fJonal Wann Soaety Row 1, Mrs, Brady, C, Bjerkan, w, Aho, D, Parker, E, Lenenmaier, ' ' ' ' ' Row 2, D, Moshberger, B, Butcher, J, Weaver, P, Thorkildson, R, Temple, G, Stude, I, Morris, V, Judd, ref --5 EClitOrg Peggy Parazoo Assistant Editorg Betty Bessey Business Manager, Shirley Anderson Ad visorg Mrs, Wright 7041 Wdaop Staff 10 m....-- Pictured are: P, Parazoo, B, Bessey, M, Colbert, B, Dygert,C, Nomer, S, Anderson, V, Whitmore, L, Thomas, L, Stamphill, B, Abbott, H, Sheets, J, Pownall, I, Bond, J, Mclntyre, S, Iiams, L, Drake, J, Crompton, M, Barker, C, Day, Mrs. Wright, Advisor, S-sf in , it 'fy me r OFFICERS Seated, Larry Schoenbom, Secretaryg Ron Wrolstad, Treasurer: Richard Shaver, Presidentg Glen Eggers, Vice President: Jack Bye, Sentinel, Standing, Mr, Hess and Mr, Berger, Advisors, ?uZcne cvwnefw af ,4mefz6ccz The purpose of the FFA is to develop leadership, character, thrift, scholarship, cooperation, citizenship, and patriotism, It s members learn through participating experiences to conduct and take part in public meet- ings, to speak in public, to buy and sell cooperatively, and to assume civ- ic responsibility, The FFA is twenty-five years old here at Molalla, lt has the largest membership of any chapter in the state, The major activity this year was the drainage ditch blasted on the chap- ter farm, Other activities sponsored were those customary to the FFA, Larry Schoenbom: Winner of the Columbia River District Public Speaking Contest, i J., W rd ,quo 3 e Q. cmiofza 7'ae41anen Seazdau Sopiauzofzea elim WJ' C 1' ang! X Y A' - ' OYYXCERS Bam If . 1. A ug ' r. ' 2 N3 ne X'A06ci1i UeaE,ds1xs0t ' Xie' me Yresxoefxi' Sac Row l, C, Bjerkan, S, Marson, E, Freeman, V, Judd, P, Johnston, J, Tiffin, C, Day, Row 2, A, Belile, D, Mosh berger, C, Chindgren, M, Brock, M, Stafford, J, Harrington, L, Peterson, C, Adams, Row 3, E, Kleinsmith, A, Hepler, I, Morris, S, Sanders , M, Zumwalt, G, Stude, I. Hall, B, Weldon, K 5 -L 4. ' . GL QW. Q, Us U QXXQ1 is uf .. 5 uf 'ibl . A' Q . wx. . X F . 1 if- an ww X 5559: vv 1 Pictured are: Lorraine Sumpter, Mrs, Lantz, Joan Hall, Marcia' Zumwalt, Helen Howell, Joyce Mclntyre Madam U O OFFICERS President Lorraine Sumpter Vice President Marcia Zumwalt Secretary Joan Hall Treasurer Joyce McIntyre Points Chairman Helen Howell Advisor Mrs, Lantz Q.,-i,,4, fu Sm Pawn to Pecan 7lte-adn ' SENIOR MEMBERS Row l, C, Bjerkan, E, Freeman, C, Chindgren, A, Helper, S, Mallatt, D, Moshberger, Row 2, J, Weaver, H, Sheets, F, Gambell, E, Mitts, A, Belile, S, Marson, Q I. Crompton, Row 3, I, Morris, H vw B, Bessey, P, Parazoo, Mrs,Lantz, ,ga X X - gf... H I. Bond, S. Rudolph, J, Mclntyre, j X ,B if Yx I - . 4, 3 X ' L E I ,ffm 'v - y ,H 5 ew ef 9 My 1 , AW .XQ X s. Row 1, M, Stafford, L, Peterson, S, Sanders, V. Judd, D, Ray, I. Hall, J, Tiffin, M, Brock, Row 2, J, Harrington, L, Burns, D, Kuschnick, C, Heyerly, H, Howell, S, Porter, B, Pratt, D, Looney, D, Kister,S, Green, P, Johnston, J, Harrington, S, Hepler, Row 3, M, Strean, B, Leis, S, Pazina, M, Eyman, I, Olson, I. Rautenberg, S, Bernard, S, Pelto, J, Wise, P, Reasoner, J, Ricksger, E, Weigel, C, Lambert, Mrs. Lantz, B, Weldon, Row 4, E, Brown, S, Cutter, L, Iiams, R, Fulps, P, Thorkildson, S, Longtain, K, Morrow, H, Swerv- er, G, Marine, M, Z.umwalt,D, Simi, H, Burton, E, Brown, G, Schneider, G, Mitchell, L, Moshberger, Pictured are: T, Pitman, D, Looney, I, Lambert, M Strearl, I. Yoder, A, Tmllinger, D, Abraham- son G Ferguson, P, Garrison, N, English, C, Hek- ala J May, D, Kuschnick, S, Butcher, Mrs, Lantz, .,. S 'Wt' Omnye Row l, R, Richie, L, Bigbee, B, Maben, J, Ditrich, K, Naylor, D, Kemp, D, Cushing,L, Schoenborn, K, Whitlock, T, English, Row 2, D, Hilton, J, Crockett, W, Wade, N, Philpot, C, Sarty, T, Brown- hill, J, Ettlin, L, Barth, G, Melum, W, Aho, Row 3, L, Kyllo, K, Swartout, D, Peeples, H, Simi, J, Bye, D, Parker, R, Boehmke, D, Parker, R, Temple, A, Kayser, Row 4, C, Feyrer, M, Maben, M, Stipp, D, Stipp, D, Felix, J, Reed, K, Eppler, J, Dreeszen, D, Nelson, R, Lewis, Mr, Hiebert, Advisor OFFICERS: President, Mark Mabeng Vice President, Ken Naylorg Secretary-Treasurer , Dennis Peeples, amlling BEGINNERS TUMBLING ADVANCED TUMBLING L, Sumpter, A, Rudolph, l D, Looney, M, Strean, S, Mallatt, S, Longtain, vip' .league ' Quad! Pictured are: G, Schneider, Ir. Rep.: E, Freeman, Pres.: N, English, Jr, Rep,g V, Judd, Trees.: V, Whitmore, Sr, Rep,g G, Ferguson, Fr, Rep,g S, Anderson, Sr, Rep.: L, Sumpter, Sec., L, Meyers, Fr, Rep, g J, Browne, Big Sis- ter, H, Swerver, Soph, Rep,p G, Marine, Soph, Rep, 9 G, Stude, Vice Pres.: Mrs, Folden, Advisor, GIRL OF THE YEAR VIVIAN WHITMORE February March April May Joan Arhn Betty Butcher Irene Morris Vivian Whitmore l- - S, 3- .l N--f 'G-H- Pictured are: R, Wrolstad, Kaaren Conkling, W, Aho, Pictured are: E, Lettenmaier, R, Bennett, S, Barth R, Eppler, Mr, Weigel, Advisor. W, Payzant, OFFICERS President Ed Lettenmaier Vice President Sharon Barth wh ew Secretary- Treasurer Wayne Payzant OFFICERS Presidentg Marlene Brock Vice Presidentg Don Kemp Secretary, Arleta Hepler Treasurerg Nada Hayes Song Leadersg Ron Wrolstad Wanda Krosch NaDynne English Interpreterg Judy Browne 7-zem:46Zad Row l, N, Hayes, A, Hepler, M, Brock, D, Kemp, N, English, W, Krosch, ll Wrolstad, Row 2, B, Bessey, A, Belile, N, Kennedy, P, Johnston, I. Tiffin, S, Collins, D, Shailer, T, Steiner, Row 3, C, Stewart, J, Hall, P, Parazoo, N, Sonneland, K, Westcott, J, Rauten berg, Mrs, Wright, Advisor, Row 4, H, Howell, M, Stafford, P, Thorkildson, C, Sarty, D, Parker, E, Lettenmaier, L, Gosnell, J, Browne, ' Sak' Seated, Mrs, Neely, Advisorg Judy Browne, Presidentg Standing, Virginia Judd Darla Moshberger State Directors Irene Morris, State Treasurerg Glenna Payzant, Reporter: Donna Ray Secretary Shirley Anderson Treasurer Gloria Schneider, Vice President, atww Z' ' eadefw of ffmefzdm -...wrw.,.,u--A- -- Row l, B, Dresbach, H, Hutchinson, P, Penfold, G, Schneider, I Moshberger, N, Sonneland, J. Tiffin, P, Johnston, D, Kuschnick. Harrington, J. Harrington, E, Brown, J, Wise, M, Brock, R, Pratt Freeman D Ra D Loone . Row 3, M, Zumwalt, A, Hepler l 0 yt 0 Y Krosch, C, Stewart, N, Hayes, A, Belile, S, Anderson, I, Morris, Thomas, P, Thorkildson, E, Kleinsmith, E, Brown, B, Wiegele, L osne worsc a , , Mrs, Neely, Advisor, ffiii . W , - Q ' F 4 X 'V Q. Q , ,N R 14 gg: ' f a Q :Q 1 Wi' fi 1333 ,X x A M a, X 3 W.. 3 ........ ni A in M- . si A , 5 vs If F'1l'U,,fi E I 1 f l!.l in M M 3' 1' Qi i P 3 is E Nfl I 3 5 A ..,.. 77Z6xed Row l, M, Mitts, S, Porter, G, Gottwald, J, Arlin, S, Collins, L, Burns, J, Babcock, V, Judd, M, Countryman, C, Adams, S, Pelto, E, Weigel, Row 2, Mr, Matousek, J, Walters, R, Tibbs, B, Abbott, M, Eyman, S, Satrum, A, Dworschak, G, Stude, N, Fast, S, Sanders, S, Iiams, L, Iiams, E, Mitts, N, English. Row 3, S, Ketchum, M, Berthold, W, Wade, B, Pankratz, G, Miller, T, O'Connor, P, Roice, L, Bigbee, B, Reed, I, Ditrich, D,Reese, T, English. Row 4, H, Ogburn, L, Stamphill, I, Bussard, D, Nelson, F, Reed, R, Richie, D, VanDyck, A, Kayser F, Howland, R, Fox, C, Sarty, G, Melurn, I. Toll, gm zmzef Cora Adams, Sandra Pelto, Evelyn Weigel, NaDynne English, Zaye Zacvztet Larry Bigbee, John Ditrich, Warren Wade, Art Kayser, Q i A?? 3Fs2lETfWmlQisf::z s,,.. L NS Ss E9' f-idaaaeoecl Zane! Row l, L, French, C, Shaver, D, Ray, M, Smith, I, Coffman, L, Drake, J, Yoder, M, Eyman, Row 2, V, Palm- er, G, Parker, R, Moshberger, R, Bennett, G, Marine, R, Shaver, L, Dunton, R, Roush, V, Anderson, L, Haley, K, White, R, Ogren, M, Metcalfe, B, Dresbach. Row 3, M, Walters, R, Whitmore, R, Boehmke, Mr, Eastwood, Director, B, Weldon, L, Robertson, J, Gresham, J, Bond, J, Wilbert, G, Miller, ' Zami Row l. I. Wilbert, I, Westcott, M, Smith, J, Coffman, R, Eppler, L, Dunton, L, King, M, Metcalfe, Row 2, H, Lewis, B, Forristall, A, Zawicki, Mr, Eastwood, Director, L, Marford, The full High. School Band played for all home football games: some basketball games: and the May Day fest- ivities, It presented half the annual Christmas Program and a full Spring Band Concert, Trips were taken to Eugene Oregon City, and Sandy, A picnic was held at Blue Lake Park in the spring, The Pep Band played for most home basketball games: the May Day festivitiesg the All Sports Banquet and weekly pep-assemblies, The Brass Ensemble played for the Grange, Odd Fellows, and Rotary meetings during the year and competed in the District Music Contest, QRating-superiorj, Larry French, Bob Boehmke, and Larry Robertson played solos in the Contest, Bob was rated superior, both Larrys were rated excellent, The Arion Award for outstanding musicianshipwent to Bob Boehrnke, This award is eamed on a system of points for musical activities and excellence, A pep Zend R, Boehmke, R, Whitmore, R, Shaver, L, Robertson, G, Miller, J. Hawkins, L, Dunton, L, French P, Roice, Mr, Eastwood, Advisor, as i. S57 -JJ If at H M 1 ff 43 21444 neemlle Ruth Moshberger, Bob Boehmke, Ron Richie, Richard Shaver. Salodate Clarinet- -Larry French Trumpet--Bob Boehmke Clarinet--Phil Roice W Sd X-EL S -' W- Edfzdatmaa Pfwgmm SOPRANO SOLOIST Joan Babcock -.,N..-f. ,:'2,'Q -N-svsv N4 W, M., NW ' -Q...--..--w ,W W., M jx ,,N.,,,... MW, N ,, SOPRANO SOLOIST Janis Walters 2 il OC i B. Maben d I. Reed185 D, Barrows T, Wilbert L, Bigbee Centex 16 5 En G, Maben Fullback 155 J, Rassmussen Halfback 1 50 Tackle 165 Tackle 165 center Wmadtq ?aaL'5czZZ Varsity Schedule 1954 V W,V,L, Standings 1954 Molalla 26 Canby 18 School W L Molalla 20 Dallas 32 Dallas 6 1 Molalla 34 Woodburn 6 Estacada 5 l Molalla 12 Estacada 19 Sandy 5 2 Molalla 27 Mt, Angel O Silverton 4 2 Molalla 0 Sandy 26 Molalla 3 4 Molalla 6 Silverton 19 Canby 3 4 Woodburn 1 6 Points : Molalla 125 - Opponents 120 Mt, Angel 0 7 Yards : Molalla 1338 -Opponents 1358 The team started the 1954 season with a defeat against Lake Oswego. Kenneth Naylor was elected captain, He and the other boys showed a lot of determination throughout the season. At the opening of the W, V,L, play the team scored four touchdowns to defeat Canby 26-18, Although the statistics showed Molalla outscored their opponents, the season ended with three wins and four defeats, Twenty-one varsity football letters were awarded by Coach Hiebert, Thirteen of the boys who played this year will be back next season, J, Crockett W, Aho M, Maben T, Brownhill R, Richie Guard 150 Quarterback 145 Tackle 202 Halfback 150 Halfback 162 I Linn B Reed H Ogburn R, Heyerly K, Naylor End 152 Guard 160 Quarterback 142 Halfback 130 Captain End - Fullback - 185 C, Sarty End 175 J, Dreeszen Guard 170 D Nelson H. 51ml K. Eppler D Cushxng D, Felix Tackle 6 Guard Halfback Tackle 205 Row 1, I, Smith, F, Durand, G, Melum, W, Olds, F, Davis, R, Neilson, T, Wilbert, L, Felix, R, Hey- erly, Row 2, D, Brock, M, Walch, T, Garrison, G, Lantz, D, Fisher, J, Maben, W, Abrahamson, K, Dutton, J, Marson, Allen L, Grove, Coach, Row 3, R, Roush, S, Myrick, W, Van Daren, J, Browne, L, King, D, Moger, R, Matlock, G, Larson, J, Thackery, R, Krupicka, B, Lutz, amine Wcnadtq fandom Vanity 'yaazfletll Scdedale 1954 Molalla 13 Estacada 19 Molalla 13 Sandy 13 Molalla 13 Sandy 13 Molalla 18 Mt. Angel 18 Molalla 13 Estacada 18 Molalla 6 Canby 36 Row l, D, Reese, J, Bussard, G, Parker, C, Bennett, G, Pendleton, F, Krupicka, M, Heinz, D, Crawford Row 2, L, Orem, Manager, R, Hilton, R, Temple, D, Parker, D, Moger, J. Bye, D, Parker, N. Philpot, F, I-lowland, Not pictured, R, Kennedy, A SEASON RECORD M,-84 W,L, and Estacada M, -23 Newberg -17 M, -30 S, Salem-16 M,-36 Dallas-ll M,-19 Sandy-26 M,-49 Estacada-6 A M, -22 Canby-24 M, -40 M,-39 Dallas-12 M,-26 Sandy-17 M,-27 Canby-17 M, -25 Hillsboro-17 M, -23 Parkrose-20 fW 26451645 4 Wmaeza D, Cushing, G, Maben, D, Ditrich, B, Maben, M, Maben,D, Kemp. R. Heyerly, K, Whitlock, L, Bigbee, T, English, The Molalla wrestling squad completed the season with the record ot l2 wins and 2 defeats, The squad won a three-way co-championship in the W, V, L, At ,the state wrestling tournament Molalla scored 20 points with Tim English contributing ll points toward the team score by winning the state championship in the 98 lb, class, Duke Ditrich placed fourth in the 148 lb, class, This fine team record was maintained through great interest and the determination to win, The outlook for the coming year could again present a squad of which Molalla Union High School can be proud, Wzealfdnq Squad Row l, B, Abrahamson, T, English, B, Ellis, T, Swartout, D, Cushing, L, Abrahamson, R, Heyer- ly, L, Barth, L, Schoenborn, Row 2, W, Wade, Manager, G, Melum, L, Bigbee, D, Fisher, K, Whitlock, B, Reed, B, Maben, T, Garrison, D, Ditrich, M, Maben, J, Linn, D, Kemp, Row 3, G, Wise, G, Gurley, J, Bay, L, Wrolstad, R, Hawkins, O, Martin, M, Heinz, F, Durand , K, Dut- ton, J. Maben, Mr, Hiebert, Coach, Row 4. I. Toll, Manager, J, Cutter, M, Klug, G, Lantz, J, Thackery, A Zawicki, A, Kokel, Manager, 3 I X . . Don VanDyke--Center Bob Ellis--Guard SEASON SCORES M, 62- -West Linn 57 M, 55- -Newberg 48 M, 53--Newberg 42 M, 56--Oregon City 69 M, 59--Oregon City 45 M, 43--West Linn 32 M, 55--Burns 46 53--Sandy 55 30--Mt, Angel 44 31--Dallas '73 54- -Woodburn 36 72- -Canby 44 54- -Estacada 46 66- -Woodburn 47 Dewayne Parker- Forward Wally Aho--Guard M. 55- -Dallas 50 46-'-Sandy 47 M, 64--Woodburn 36 46--Mt, Angel 64 M, 42--Canby 48 M, 59--Estacada 57 District M, 60--Silverton 35 67--Oregon City 71 55- -Oswego 44 Don Moger--Forward Dennis Peeples--Guard Leo Stamphill--Forward union Wczwdzfg Row 1, D, Brock, H, Ogbum, G, Pendleton, D, Reese, Row 2, A, Perry, L, King, G, Parker, Mr, Capasso Coach. J. Reed, S, Myrick,-J, Bussard, f'w'2'.9 9 . C 1 55 ?fze44mea Z. 3 emu Row 1. J. Bye, J, Browne, L, Austin, R. Johnson, G, Larson, I, Matson, Row 2, W, Olds, H Stude, R, Schoenborn, Mr, Capasso, Coach, D, Fisher, V, Anderson, M, Everhart, ZGQJ 7eouz64 emu Row 1, B, Boehmke, H, Simi, J, Crockett, D, Peeples, Row 2, K, Gregorson, F, Krup icka, W, Wade, L, Schoenborn, Mrs, Lantz Coach, l fggfisv f :::a .v ZQ.f M Q, W x Qdelaemzdeeam Row 1, S, Mallatt, J. Mclntyre, Row 2, L, Peter- son, G, Melum, L, Sumpter, Mrs, Lantz, Coach, T' H, Swerver, G, Marine, M, Stafford, .,......+,.s W.. 'haf 7mm Row 1, A, Kokel, manager, T, Brownhill, K, White, W, Damm, M, Heinz, R, Krupicka, O, Martin, L, Felix, B, Abrahamson, J, Maben, V, Anderson, G, Maben, G, Melum, B, Pankratz, Row 2, I, Smith, manager, P, Roice, 1, Bye, D, Parker, L, Fawcett, J, Reed, J, Robertson, D, Felix, R, Shaver, G, Parker, D, Cushing, D, Parker, D, VanDyck, P, Doumit, manager, Row 3, B, Kennedy, R, Shaver, V, White, J, Ettlin, R, Eppler, L, King, B, Maben, K, Naylor, M, Maben, J, Linn, L, Paquin, W, Aho, G, Lamz, Mr, Grove, Coach, ,. 'QS 'TIM imma Waurltq mazda!! Row l, J, Bay, Mgr, , T, Garrison, N, Philpot, R, Durand, Mr, Capasso, Coach, D, Cushing, R, Heyerly, L, Dun- ton, Mgr, Row 2, C, Nomer, R, Ray, R, Lewis, J, Dreeszen,, K, Eppler, D, Moger, C, Sarty, D, Nelson, G, Wan- ner, L, Stamphill, D, Burrows, p. ff. swam Row 1, R, Schoenborn, Mgr,, G, Wise, F, Durand, J, Marson,,T, English, W, Olds, J. Doyle, M, Walch, D, Fish er, M, Everhart, Mr, Hieberr, Coach. Row 2, W, Abrahamson, D, Brock, M, Williams, G, Larson, J, Brown, B, Jones, R, Johnson, J, Bye, L, Bakken, Mgr, , R, Fredrick, omgpi OUTFIELDERS Rowl D Barrows R Heyerly, N. Philpot, D, Cushing, Row 2, D Nelson C Nomer G Wanner, L, Stamphill, 1 BATTERIES T Garrison D Moger C, Sarty, SCORES Molalla Molalla Molalla Molalla Molalla Molalla Molalla COACHES Ralph Capasso and Marvin Heibert quasar , I ,sm fmwlw INFIELDERS Row 1, R. Lewis, R, Ray, Row 2, I, Dreeszen, K, Eppler, The baseball season at M, U, H, S, this year was not a good one when considering games won and lost, Lack of experience hampered the team, as only four letter- men returned and none of them were sen- iors, The outlook for next year shows great possibilities of being a winner, as only three regulars from this year 's team will graduate, The games played this year were all fairly close, The league winners, Mt, An gel, needed extra innings to beat Molalla. Woodburn was the only league win for the Indians, Wkldia n MILTON HEINZ Y Established a new record in Cross Country 1 N i ly for the Willamette Valley Meet at North k'-:. . ' Marion in the Junior Run f ': A - I ., 'R 4 ROBERT KENNEDY -flfffi A ' .5 ff. Established a record in Cross Counny of 'A ff' F ' 10 minutes and 31 seconds in a two-mile ' 1 0,7 -5 J run, . , X ' 1' DISTRICT I2 TENNIS CHAMPIONS 'Ti 1. if ll I Left. J. Crockett and D, Peeples Right, H, Simi and B, Boehmke TIM ENGLISH Completed the wrestling sea- son with 20 wins and 3 defeats, He won the sfate championship in the 98 -pound class, WALLY AHO basketball ca tain is ' P n pictured with the trophy which the Molalla Indians won at the W, V, L, Basketball Jamboree, H8555 .-sk -3.33- ,WK 'X x W. K sv w fi A .Vi 'W if Rc f ' lk. :- if 5 X W E Ai- if k -is J ww First Row: Carol Bjerkan, Four Belsnickle: Carolee Chindgren, Cousin: Joyce Stutz, Cousin: Bobby Jean Abbot, Maw Belsnickle: Joyce Mclntyre, Five Belsnickle: Lorraine Sumpter, Ceelie Belsnickle: Second Row: Arleta Hepler, Lucy Maxwell: Miss Ella Louise Ball, Director: Jim Hemphill, Cousin: Stanley Watson, Cousin: Sam Hutchinson, The Reverend: Naomi Kennedy, Six Belsnickle: Glen Eggers, Cousin Zeke: Eloise Holliman, Bonnie Mae Belsnickle: Phil Royce, Obeey Upschlager: Emily Freeman, Juney Lou Belsnickle: Bob Boehmke, Ronald Maxwell: Janice Weaver, Student Director: Third Row: Mel Berthold, Cousin: Dick Nelson, Cousin: Jerry Robertson, Chiz Upschlager: Herman Bremer, Paw Belsnickle: Larry Kyllo, Cousin: Don Kemp, Cousin, and Zee ' Ewan! fiftteadc Seniors 61444 Ping On November 19, 1954, the Senior Class presented the three act play,l-IILLBILLY WEDDIN'. It was a smash hit, with a record breaking crowd. Paw and Maw Belsnickle are parents with a problem Rather SIX problems-in the form of six unmarried daught-I ers. Juney Lou, sixteen, cannot marry Homer Upschlager , the neighbor boy, until Ceelie, nineteen, and Bonnie Mae the book worm of the family, are safely married off. Paw wants to wing a couple men, pick out the buckshot, and have them married to his daughters, In the midst of Paw's husband chasing, Ronald Max- orary shelter Bonnie Mae and Ceelie are attracted to the stranger, but two neighbors decide to start a fake feud to scare the stranger away Paw finally forces Ronald to the altar with Ceelie but Bonnie Mae rescues Ronald just in time. Ceelie finds a husband who really wants her-Obeey Upschalgerl 1 ii9f W2's2sS tf'1 well, a medical student, and his aunt arrive to seek temp- XM .sf Qs x Row l, Clyde Feyrer, Howie: Rita Fulps Hayes, Clarag Jim Dreeszen, Bobog Row rector: Kay Morrow, Abigail, Ron Richie tor, Marlene Brock, Mrs, Millerg Carole Lambert, Carrieg Wally Aho, BilL , Bunny: Jane Wise, Heleng Vera Smith, Sylvia: Judy Tiffin, Susan, Nada ' 5 eaeaz! 77Zoa6e 7168 aa M444 7704 Mother is a Freshman tells of the experience of Abigail Fortitude Abbott when she takes up a scholarship and becomes a Freshman at Pointer College. This scholarship gives Abby and her daughter, Susan, enough money to attend Pointer. Susan, who is a sophomore, has a crush on Professor Michaels, the instructor of zoology. Dean Gillingham suspects Abby's coming to the college is a publicity stunt. The girls at the dorm think Abby is an old lady, but when she arrives, they discover she is soon to be their rival. Susan is heart-broken to learn that Professor Michaels and Abby have fallen in love with each other. All ends well as Susan starts going with Bobo, a popular boy on the campus. Odin, -H- shawl o fhb .,....-af sign- ,,.f-..-4--4' 1' I 2, . ,NNN X N 2, Dean Toll, Dean Gillinghamg Helen Howell, Marge, Miss Ball , Di- , Professor Michaels, Royce Temple, Jackp Ed Lettenmaier, Student Direc- F--..- ., . ltx if F fkl ok it S 4- 4 Seated: Virginia Judd, Winifred Blaughg Sharon Porter, Stewardess: Helen Hutchinson, Thereseg Janice Weaver, Mrs, Skinner, Ron Wrolstad, Window Cleaner, Standing: Ken Naylor, Leo McElvoyg Stan Watson, Monsieur De La Croix, Miss Ball, Directorg Mark Maben, Admiralg Sharon Barth, Madam Elise, Marcia Zumwalt, Emily Kimbroughg Arleta Hepler, Cornelia Skinnerg Glen Eggers, Purser and Student Directory Gail Marine, Harriet St, John, Jerry Robertson, Stewardg Herman Bremer, Mr, Skinner: John Linn, Jack Winters, Student Zodq ?l4g. 0wz Qfewzta Wen omg and gary The play is centered around Cornelia Skinner and Emily Kimbrough, who are in a frenzy of excitement as they prepare to sail for Europe, While on ship-board they meet several people including the steward, who is bewildered by the girls' actions, and an admiral who turns out to be the leader of the ships' band, and two very charming boys who are medical students at Harvard, Just as the boat is about to dock, Cornelia gets the measles and has to be smuggled out by her three friends, Leo, Dick, and Emily, Then the girls are off to Paris, Here, they get involved with a gas meter that explodes, sleep in a bed full of bedbugs, and meet a great French actor, Cornelia's parents then come to the girls' hotel room in Paris to take them home, These are but a few of the wonderful moments in this grand comedy, 3 fi .r f r num., W.,x Above is a scene from the operetta Trial by Jury, goofy Opefzetm. ' ml ga Fw Operetta Leads: Phil Roice, Counselg Fred Reed, Foremang Larry Bigbee, Defendantg Joan Babcock, Plaintiffg Warren Wade, Usherg Art Kayser, Judge, Below is a scene from America Sings, . . un, ii' +.4Q'l 'a gm is XX 1, as .l ,. s . 5 X C I ' ' '7--nnu3,,,,,.,Q-My www ' ZW... 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'T , B A I K Q .4 F111 , KAW ill ' w Y 53 wi-1 Q' ln ,M Q wi' QI 'an me 2, 1955 M,U, H, S, Gymnasium Left: Emily Freeman receiving the coveted Indian Maiden cup from Mrs, Ethel Folden, Dean of Girls, -...,-.N X 1 Richard and Robert Shaver receiving Mr, E,P, Stamm, Vice President of the Sagamore Award from Mr, I, C, Crown Zellerbach in charge of tim- Alexander, Principal, ber division, presenting the S2000 Crown-Zellerbach teaching scholar- ship to Janice Weaver, 4 eceiue ,-fwaula at 5 ' -.i S 3 ? 1'!E5' Qi Q3EEQfQi W ,... . ,. , . , , S 5 fx 'ff , FW wsvawr-mv www 5 4 5 : wwwWQ:3wxu , A,V,.. -Wm n.,AV W, , I . ,W 2 Q fn X 5 gk ' me sw nv 'W' gifiigm 1 ' vu I J if af-wx 1 . 'a...1fw iufvfshii 'ffl Y 1 21752. A wx xc GE at x Qfii my i .H 5. l3 l'Y gui 1, LQ! , hrs. bf - X. if X ,.4Vg Ki' W SVN s5f55 M 3 5: Q ' 5 A I i fats! M SWR ggi , 3 5 S ? ' Y 5 k4'fi.4,iqV,L'NglJx X ,.Q 4 Amish e x I Q x W! l'5 : f g Q I 115, X , if 3 . if i v x E ifl 3:4 W1 X if X wiv? X i we up N SN.. X rfafg N N was Q i SK vb - , 3 M5555 S , aw 2 XS? E. -Sex, E. if mx if : affix Q S :il wg' i QKTQSSQ1 , ,gi .I . lla Ggl - Q .ax V, if 2 Molalla Emily Freeman Kim Oregon Carolee Chindgren Molalla Harold Connett Oregon Linda Peterson A .4- g i idx W XY X K, MOLALLA BUILDERS SUPPLY Homed Owned Phone 2182 Pete Lewis Clyde Hepler Shirley Anderson MOLALLA COFFEE SHQP WELLS ACCOUNTING SERVICE Molalla Oregon Molalla Oregon NaDynne English Marcia Zumwalt Stanley Watson .Ioan Arlin Larry Kyllo Florence Mariels 1-459. 2 fiiflia-.lf'fQd 2'II'f PQua.f..,1.L,. Molalla Oregon Mary Zubor Molalla Oregon Clyde Feyrer Catherine Brockomp Sharon Longtain Sharon Butcher Bemadine Roush IDEAL FOOD MARKET Where Yom' Dollar Makes More Cents Vera Smith Alyce Rudolph Nona FHS! pri-ii-il Q I Molalla Hardware Company Your Marshall Wells Store Linda Moshberger G01-don Warmer l B. G H. Ieweler Repairs and Engraving William Patton Judy Browne Carolyn Da Mulino Store Mulino Ore gon Alice Burns Lois Burns W!! 1'?f Wg. SH Ian Electric Company Molalla Phone 3291 Oreg Janis Walters Vera jan Bertha Dyga ff .1 4 rf 5' -.1 , J - '. r '+ ff ' -I X K ML, .-'Q MV K W' Nl rn I MOLALLA BAKERY Cakes Cookies Pastry Molalla Oregon Phone 3119 GAYNERS IEWELRY Watches Jewelry Glassware Molalla Oregon if KROPF LUMBER COMPANY Yoder Ore gon MOLALLA VARIETY STORE Notions School Supplies Molalla Phone 3221 Oregon Best Wishes To 'lhe Class Of '55 MOLALLA BARBER SHCP W. L. Schumacker Molalla Oregon DEE'S BEAUTY SHOP DOOLETS TEXACO SERVICE Molalla Oregon Phone 3662 Janice Hautenberg Fred Reed Donna Kisief Joanne Klossner Audrey Matson Lola Nofzinger FOGLESONG FEED STCRE Feed, Seed, and Supply HORTON'S BARBER SHOP Frank Howland Wm. Horton Beulah Foglesong lrene Morris Darla Moshberger Arleta Hepler Q H. K 1 7 lf SHA. - Q zikwl-'1'l25.:' ' R L - ,ff 4 a O. C. Klinger Realty Company I MUIUUU Pioneer We Change the Earth All types of job printing PAUL F. RUUD HAZEL M. PERRY Owner and Publisher News Editor Ph 3 22 one 5 Molalla Oregon 1 I 1 V Y I I - A. F. Lowes Lumber Company Molalla Molalla Appliance Service Eino Arola Television Sales 81 Service Phone 2782 Molalla, Oregon Oregon The Cone Fountain G Lunch Sandwiches and Ice Cream Daotly and Roy Owen MARTIN FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE CO. Molalla Phone 3032 Oregon Dennis Stuck Alma Belile Gerald Brock BII.I.'S CAMERA SHOP 11-IE MANS SHQP Molalla PIIOYIC 2751 0l'eg0Tl Molalla Bill Ireland Oregon Bill Neely Genevieve Cottwald Gary, Mark, Bill, and ,lim Maben Ruby Tabbs 5 LI' I EN X if THE DINEITE CAFE MIl.DRED'S Molana 0'eg0 DRY GOODS AND APPAREL ,Indy Tiffin Hon Wrolstad Hon Engle Harryette Swerver Pat Penfold John Linn Donna Ray Gail Marine MOLALLA LUMBER YARD Norman Philpot Roger Durand Maryellen Stafford Rita Fulps laxwif nl! WMM N rf A MARSON'S CHEVROLET GARAGE Molalla Oregon Tim Brownhill Sharon Matson F. M. HENRICKSEN GAY WAY LUNCH Molalla oregon HARDWARE COMPANY Dennis Peoples Duane Felix Molalla Oregon Evonne Brown Robert Shaver Richard Shaver Vaughn White SVYFEQSE K wi: g r X A 2 , P. 4 r EDD SCRIVNER FOUR CORNER sf-Lnvlcrt YUDER STORE ,M Yoder Oregon Phil Royce Bob lfoehmke J. S. Wrolstad Janet Olson Albert McCoy Edd Scrivner ,lufly Miettunen HOLMAN-WILLIAMS MQTOR COMPANY Molalla ,loan llall Robert Hay Oregon T' MOLALLA FEED AND SEED COMPANY Molalla Phone 2992 Oregon 101111 Cllllel' .lim S8ll'llm MF- Hess Bill Lutz Lloyd Teeples Robert Friedricks CHAMPION SERVICE STATION We give S 81 H Green Stamps Larry Kyllo John Ditrich Ethryn Brown Moving and Freight Phone 2181 Molalla, Oregon MOLALLA RADIO S TELEVISION SERVICE See it better on a Crosley T-V Phone 3175 Molalla Oregon 'fi l I I-lOl.DEN'S SERVICE Union Oil Products Portable Tire Equipinent Phone 2662 Molalla, Oregon I-'OUR WAY GROCERY General Merchandise Hunting 81 Fishing Supplies Agency for Hunting 81 Fishing Licenses CHETS SHELL SERVICE Virginia Judd Marlene Brock Ed I-,eggenmaler RElD'S MOLALLA WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY CO. FOOD MARKET Reid's for all your food needs. 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