Newberg High School - Chehalem Yearbook (Newberg, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1959 volume:

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Wrigglesworth Lithographer ..... .,..........,. X 'our Town Press 1 I 1:9 ,. W ,, v '-.' N551 ' --n l X l lk Neweerze. wg- gf... . 'IW -'L , I 51 UNl0N HIGH SCHOOL. ' A , fi ,, ' f , 'ii -bf., 5' E522 K YZ' 1 w g'?',ffiZu zzzi 5 'Z Z' ' rr ' ' 1 . N22 J A ok' X kr-fi' E2 IZ? r -. a ' 1 ' E971 -A X -gps.. , y P Q. ,,a naive iii lg ,E 1:1 51 ., ,, ' , .W 7 A 'I s'5fy:72,3:1.'-7: .4!!: 1 ' x l- VI' I 7 f' 'J W 4 ,rffffiffcfliffnruIliff h is . is in he ' if l,JWJ2'f3V?l 74 he 4 ' 5. '-'. NW'- K' 1 -'-- ..., yawn ., ,. a is or X sf' 14M2Qf'P'W:, .i 211, mf L' 1441. D e A fy yi' W i J ' Q41 F-!f'3 riff' lex N-fx 1 All ul: 2 Aalffifewk mf X A 1. .-11.2, g5.,f,1j,.'f', in-V? I 1 ,' -.fag rx. do l if X -Q 4- W FL H - W f ALMA MATER Hail to old Newberg, To our Gold and Blue. We're standing together With loyalty true. We'll raise our voices To cheer for Newberg high We're true to old Newberg. Her fame will never die. 2 Whose intelligent advice helps students publish a bi-monthly paper. Whose friendly, humorous person- ality has endeared her as our Sen- ior class adviser. Whose c ol o r f u l conversation makes Senior English a delightful class to attend. It is a pleasure to dedicate the 1958-59 CHEHALEM. DEDICATED X gs to MRS. PAUL il in lx sf- i FORWARD The purpose of a yearbook is to help a student recall his happy high school days. We, the staff, sincerely hope that in the years to come the 1959 Chehalem will attain this purpose. Q This year the Chehalem theme is the Centennial, commemorating Ore- gon's being a state for 100 years. The scenic pictures were obtained through the courtesy of the State Highway Commission. We would also like to thank Hazel Dailey for her drawing of Newberg High School and her idea for the Chehalem cover which we are using. THE CHEHALEM O o ,gQ'df-TIM Q M fi KVXJZLO O '44f F ,..' we as fe-,..,Q . 'Q' O 5 X.,T J :Z 4' U, x l swf' 3- ' ' 'f Xp A? im Y U51 M I I C' rx 18 69 f M. -Q1 ELEBQKXXD f 5 ,' ' 79 . . 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He is always willing to discuss any problem with us. Silas Wallace, clerk at Newberg high, has earned the respect of faculty and pupils. The board members of District U-6-.l are constantly working on the problems that confront them. These prob- lems concern school finance, policy, administration and construction. The secretaries, Mrs. Edna Gillis and Mrs. Mabel VValters, are continually busy keeping the office running at top speed. They are always willing to help the faculty and the students alike. FACULTY ARTHUR BACKLUND DRIVER TRAINING BOYS' PE T RACK COACH +I-new I If 'I gg , I , V x HELEN JOHNSTON LIBRARIAN ART KEITH BOYS' PE WRESTLING COACH HOWARD BENNETT AGRICULTURE SPEECH MARY conv GIRLS' COUNSELOR GIRLS' PE . ' ' K I ' H H if . J X I I L9 BEVERLY KLIEVER ENGLISH I JERRY CRIMINS ENGLISH I AND II GENERAL SCIENCE SOCIAL STUDIES BASKETBALL COACH NAOMI FLATEN AMERICAN HISTORY GRETCHEN GEORGE BIOLOGY QA12. CHARLES GILMAN ENGLISH III ERNEST HEIMBACH GENERAL SCIENCE PHYSICS CHEMISTRY FLORENCE HUCKLEBERRY HANDICRAFT I, II, III, IV ENGLISH IV NINA JOHNSON GENERAL MATH TYPING I AND Il SPANISH MARIE MEYNINK ENGLISH ll LATIN PAULA OTTER SHORTHAND GIRLS' PE MERCEDES PAUL ENGLISH IV JOURNALISM THOMAS POULTON ALGEBRA I ADVANCED ALGEBRA FOOTBALL COACH DON THOMPSON SOCIAL SCIENCE HOWARD MCDONALD DRIVER TRAINING BOYS' COUNSELOR BASEBALL COACH JEAN MCDONNELL HOMEMARING I, II, III, IV JIM MCDONNELL TYPNG I ff .,.,, fa A555 A , -,-. W MILLARD LESLIE CHOIR MIXED CHORUS GIRLS' GLEE GENERAL MATH ROBERT MCCOY GENERAL MATH ALGEBRA I GEOMETRY FLOYD RISTER INDUSTRIAL ARTS I, Il DRIVER TRAINING DENNIS STREED WORLD CULTURE DRAMATICS COACH CHARLES THOMSON BAND BEGINNING BAND FRANCIS KELTNER AMERICAN PROBLEMS Mggw 3 1 'Q N 'i.I-In BOOKKEEPING PERSONAL BOOKKEEPING Y iff? LASSES swim 1f'A . -1 , . FW, W V, aw. if 'H0'fwi1..dp is W ., H-aw-M ,,... aw-:S-'M ,..Ald2i.?'.? QMS- W-'dl' Mn, ky ,mm -4... V ASR ,, is ' x ,AN izglem x, QQWL-rw www' a .SMO- 'li S- ana isis-Q ref' t Leading the senior class this year was President Dennis Inloes, assisted by Larry Baurer, vice-president, Rachel Bak- er, secretary, Mary Johnston, treasurer, and Carol Ann Senter, representative. Helping the class officers carry out the senior activities was the senior council, consisting of Larry Hall, Nellie Hindman, Patricia Elliott, Mary Lois Rittenhouse, and Syd Coleman. Oh hurray, hurrayg For that day in May, When at last we graduate. At the door we stand With an open hand Our diplomas we eagerly take. VVe were the ones VVho were quite mum During our first class yell. Of our freshman play You'll have to say We really did quite well. Our sophomore year Oh dear, oh dear! The assemblies, they were loud. We visited the zoo And a tree farm, too, And read Julius Caexar aloud. VVe struggled through, As most kids do. It certainly was no whiz! ln world culture The biggest torture VVas the thousand question quiz. SENIOR CLASS The whole school shook When the honors we took With our junior one-act play. Our actor was best, And all the rest Excelled in every way. Our Junior Prom, The best put on, VVas A Key to Paradise. Pink and white And silver bright Made it so very nice. Close to death , While learning Marbeth All we seniors came. In such a hurry, We began to worry Wt-'Il never be the same. Our dear old class Struggled to the last To finish the rugged climb. Thank you so much For lending that crutch Says the Class of '99, -.v,,. i 'lliiusrv' ' 2 HOWARD ALLEE l'm so-0-o humzry. Of. 1 . xl ff in 'R L.-4 aff' BOB AMRINE And to think he hexzan life as n harefool hny.I RACHEL BAKER VIC BLAKELY Simplicity ix her jewel bright. l never think uf the future: il 4 F M N' is li ' X, vu-f rg: 534 i f WALLACE BLIEFERNICH ll' words were music. some people would he an whole hrxlss hand! QUWL , CAROL ANN BROWN A happy Lrirl with lots of p it comes soon enmnrh! DON ANDERSON To heck with it: l'm going: skiimr! JUDY BARROW All the world loves a quiet girl fl SH ' ,A ' W-J ' Wm, I if fi' 3 l x . Q t . W- I li - H i AVEN BOUCHER - JAY BOWLIN l move the meeting he His mind wanders. but it anljournedf' doesn'l no far! Q 'X ' s - in i A' ,M ' JUANITA BROWN ' BOB BROWN CIF- Unspoken words never do hnrnm, Hes sn modest. he knocks nn hi own door hefnre going in! TERYL BAILEY Shy as a fawn and just as sweet. X . 1 M s 'bfi U A Q nv. .- X ,, -, , .dwg LARRY BAURER An outstanding wrestler, an very good mind, makes his equal hard tn find. ..f-,..- Q J GARY BRANDT Why all the Jrrief while l'm still here! VERNE BRUCE I s This 1:uy's fnst: his drivlml. thu! is! 11 . V- iff f . 7 L, fi ui: CHRIS BURNSIDE You girls surely can't play volleyball! LINDA BURRILL There's a woman at the begin- ning of all great things. : I .2 it I F 'A 2 -1' .-: V. 5 3 Q is , 3- fe . E... . . kimjggjg EMAN ED COLLIER- My iI20ti5n,,cgLenj,,y iife, With a tune on his lips and a sung in his heart. he's the Caru- so uf' the class, off to M growl start. ,,,: . - . :.: ,U bA.,V,,, , ,.:. .,i:.,, I , , ..q.. ,... swf' - .IANICE CULLEN A quiet charm, a pleasant way, always a friendly word to say. PAT CURRIER She makes the best of An everything. new? DAVID CAMMACK Judlle not a man by the that he makes. it Wm . in . ..... S .t .n LEE CONWAY Life is a dream: gosh 1'm sleepy. I .,.... I Vlqb 1 P. HAZEL DAILY athletic girl with assets so many: if she has faults we can't think of any. PHIL DUDDING PATSY ELLIOTT D ' GAIL EVEREST If ni, first you aIon'l snwm-ewl. The sun-sl way nv' 10 fall is to Resolved always to have II 12 foruvl ill iletvrmim- to ram-4-neil, Jruod time. noise Q I elk xr i its ..1, - T: A ' I i .. Asif S ED CHRISTIE Sometimes I sit and think' sometimes l sit. PENNY CROSBY If pennies bring luck, this 1:irI's worth a fortune. JU .BURMA DRULINER Lauszhing eyes and pretty hair pronuunce her a Mirl beyond compare. v . Q--'wr .i tt I I. Wi . 5 P... ' W . l i .mms GARY' EVEREST SOS an mrl is looking ut nie! LONNY FENDALL He is going forward to something great. DOROTHY GARLAND Christopher Columbus didn't say much, and look what he did. BOB GIBSON If pleasure interferes with busi- ness, cut out the business! TIM HAFFEY A very serious minded never shows exuberant joy. boy, he HOWARD FERGUS Things turn up for the man 1' 1 in :,. ..,. Mbna iw ., . W5 W if 5, SM., . if :Q A 1 MAURICE FINDLEY Knowledge may be power, but I sr 1 it ' vt I 'Y JACK FINDLEY I do so hate to be noisy -1. who digs. it won't make my Ford go. in school! ah i.e, A .Kg so D :sa A A x S ..-. ' W . . Q, h E. . : BOB GATEWOOD LINDA GETTY pg NIS GIBSON Worries all the time for fear Her talents are known most to A Zur: who Bhmlldefs he's studying too hard! those who know her best. responsibility, ,. ., af were we Q ...J . DELORIS GIMBEL JEANNE HALL LARRY HALL She's small, but so is a stick uf dynamite! Q 1 E 4 GAIL HAMILTON Everybody's sweetheart and a considerate friend. Pretty, witty and wise. Y I H i .ily ! Nr-v DON HARR If there's a guy who's up to par, We're sure his name must be Don Harr. Tall, blond, handsome- and taken! KEN HEDMAN Blue eyes, blond hair, the answer to any girl's prayer. 13 I 1: i 1, as x Q lt -l X ,, E DICK HEINZMAN workimz for perfect attendance! I'm DONNA HODSON Stylish and smart, never in the dark, except-oh, well! JUDY HOSKINS I A friendly girl whose smile is One That's full of laughter, full of fun. DAVID JACKSON don't procrastinate: 1 never intend to get it done! SUE IIENSHAW A studious worker, we find this girl: has time for a 'hello' though her mind's in a whirl. MARVIN HOCKETT He spends all day sett ing up the PA. ziaii. te e 1 T - I ,... ,i BILL HUTCHENS There's always an excuse! Handsome, charming, really true blue. We d.on't blame Don MMR If CAROLYN JOHNS l ON She honors a friend's success without envy. ,.....,, ww. ,gy 'Of uw SANDRA HILL Called 'Sandy' by her friends: she's not so quiet as she pretends. , gap i y I OLIVE HOOVER Nothing crumbly about this cookie! S 3 S ...:..: kkv gfi - 3 . f DENNIS INLOES FIB a bit, do you 'I PATRICIA JOHNSON MARY I was so-o-o embarrassed, T I about died! God NELLIE HINDMAN lt's nice to be natural w you're naturally nice. . AGL Q A T Jig . .. Y- ank it BETTY HOSKINS Her tiny waist is the envy uf every girl. hen i has Q T4 fo' . - ' -X32 SF, W -S I Q mcx lNl.o:s s gift to girls of all ages! BELLE JOHNSTON he sort of girl you would like to be-the most! 1' I lf I I i Y GARY JONES ife is too short to hustle! , so x W, br DAVID KRUG I An athlete that scores ln more ways than one. A o . 1... 3554 HARVEY MEIER I don't say much, but who knows what 1'm thinking! ,nm ZULA JONES Reading a book is like opening xx door to a whole .new world. KENNETH LANG Ken has gone through school: we hope a little school has gone through Ken. of A , ,gk GERALDINE MEYER Full of pep and punch and go. That's why we all like her so! 4 . :u .-,.:i1Z'.5-1. s, . 7 Qvinb views offs ,ww .1 LILLY KENDALL Beautiful eyes that sparkle and shine. X ROSEMARY LEE Of all the boys I have found, the best one yet's from out of town! u A in 'ta .. wh , Q, , 'V the was NANCY MOAD There's no wealth like a quiet mind. RRISCILLA Morrrrr BILL MONROE MARY oak Imellllfffnt' fl'-Hel and HIWHYH Girls xzo for this Monroe. Short and sweet and hard fair, a combination to beat. that is rare. 'RS' YZ? mf DONNA JO KING A smile that will brizhten your day .fm ' R I A x wh' LETHA LITFIN Some say slie's quiet, but if they knew her, they'd deny it. wt as 'E' DORIS MCBRIDE Clever, pretty and lots of fun: Doris is tops with everyone. SHARON ORWIG Her voice is ever soft and low. 15 1. , BEVERLY PACK Oh, what a frumpy day! RODNEY PELSON School breaks up my whole day BOB POWELL Great men both livin: and :lend have struggled, and so have ll qeh DONNA ROYER He's a man I think I like him! 16 I DONNA PARKS Just loads of fun and a smile for everyone. JANICE PETERS Her quiet unassumimz way makes her tops her friends all say. MARY LOIS RITTENHOUSE lf pep were dynamite, she would blow the roof off! QXIHQ 'Viv 'Q Wr,p Wwe JAMIE SANDOZ Nut only good, but good for something. RUSSEL PARRY Of course I know the answer- walt while I think of the question I GARY PETERSON Here's a guy with a friendly wayg we'll never forget him as the star of our play. I A Y t an Sf? ef I grit ley, 5 I ls? I 3 MARIII ROBISON About Marie. we declare, She'll be the best nurse any. where. LARRY SAUSE Better late than never. GINA PEEK She duesn't really , , peek, that is! I. , 1 ,f l I 44' X in fi' LARRY PETERSON Of pranks galore, l'll have SUIYIC Inilre. R X A DAVID ROEDEL The type we all admire. VIRGINIA SAUSE Works hard 'till her job is done: then mont on her for lots of lun. KAREN SCOTT She's certain to be seen where fun and mischief beam. 'Pk E jyvg QQ 'F ROSEMARY SKENE Be reasonable, do it my way! PHYLLIS TAUTFEST A smile and a laugh wherever she glues. makes her the Phyllis everyone knows. sw? H il N C .... , A .- Sass CARUL ANN SENTER As sweet as they come. W' JUDY SMITH A peppy combination of mis- chief, humor and sincerity. f .MV at Qi. ws P W 3+ I 3... , ' '- JE jx , 2 -. GAIL THOMPSON A good mind uossesses il kim-tclom. we u5,,-.W -.Q X-. BENETTA SHIRES If quietness is gold, then is precious. a Z she C5 KATHERINE SMITH The world makes a Path f0Y' one who knows where she's goinil. JUDY TURNER the High school's fun, but gee, I hate to study. X rf' MWF . ..l, Q ' af , egx,,...-. LOREN SHROCK He's short. his wise: 119,21 2 terror for his size! l.oNNv suu.nvAN Please don't ask for information if I knew anything: I wouldn't be here. 'Pg 'ww BONNIE VANCE She's good in sports there is no doubt. A smile is something she's not without. 'QV' KEN VANDENHOEK I JANICE VEATCH A w km '1i 'lZ'f' with I-'15 A Snlilu that will b l1!hlf ' YOU 'l':ilES1sThh5yvl:ll:lKEEivl Sc-l1Ion1M:5lH'l:i wrtlylefrgkhllrri- to do, U l Hlziy. in laugh thul will ' D lm! ui,-0 hifn um? and 1 lillluiiluxys limi: for a llllli- fun hui you away! han worm, ihmu N uh- 17 HELEN WALKER LEA WARE Mix sincerity with a smile, you'll know why she's worthwhile. and When you need her, she'll be there, ever ready to do her share. BEN WEISSHAAR EDDIE WEICKUM Whatever he does, he does well. Of cgurse, I know whaffg going on: l just dun't understand it! sn- 'Tiv- W, I BARBARA WHITMAN , JOHN WIGH1' I-nLnA WILKINS MARILYN WINTERS Klhll. DIGBSHHIL and UHQSSUITIIDE- Ganlzway! Here I come! Silence is more eloquent As helpful and talented as you than words. could find: that's why she's in 1 4. , l JT: x ' ' ag Q, I ,Lay GREGG WIRFS DICK WOODHOUSE I'm only 8 little Chap- Sigh no more, ladies, si Mother says I'm frail. no more! 18 demand all the time. IR' 'S v. if il X I JOYCE WRIGHT GARY IND gh Being outdoors is the spice Me and my harem! of life. SUPERLATIVES OF '59 Donna Hodson and Dennis Inloes Bert Couple Mary Belle Johnston and Ed Collier Gerry Meyer and Ken Hedman Best Dressed Best All-Around Carol Ann Senter and Dick Woodhouse Most Friendly Row 1--Miss Fluten, zulvisvi-1 Gary lii:wl,, iiziry Fizulley, Gale liiulmv, Mary Byers, Barbara Crown, Karen Chipley Darlene Fugett Patti Anderson, Carol Davis, Barbara Chinohen. Row 2sJohn Fortune, Stanley Gaibler, Doug Cloepfil, Pat Baker, Karen Buckley, Brenda Bluodgood, Kay Currier Pegily Dressel Sheron Carroll, Mary Berger, Clara Abell. Row 3--Jerry Fettig, Gene Eberius, Larry Dale, David Baker, Arden Butler, Mike Douglas, James DeGeer, LeRoy Baker Brian Beals Barbara Blodgett, Mary Dickerson. Row 4---Marvin Fox, Margaret David, Karen Cornett, Linda Clark, Velma Farmer, Sylvia Bailey. Not Pictured---Terry Atteberry, Nancy Bernard, Warren Carsley, Sharon Cook. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President .......i.. ,,,,.4,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,, Vice-President Secretary .,..... Treasurer ......,. Representative Bob Smith Susan Leffler Velma Farmer Eleanore Morgan LeRoy Baker l H h L tta Harwood, Gwenda King Diann Kautz Row 1--Barry Hubbell, Peggy McComb, Susan Leffler, Judy Gainer, Rache ens aw,, ore ,Bb H ,J MCb.G Kdll. ' . Lynn MclSiiai,'lu2n-1-Alilcle lil'!li:mplZgii?rMag5ly5i1 Hill? ghirlzgrli-featgxlq iixnna Mae Gimbel, Helen Huff, Geri Garner, Meredith Gardner Gary Ieibel ' ' ' H k t, J G t. Joan Hubbell' Linda Ludwlg' David oc et ames ma E th Mae Hinshaw, JoJean Holman, Dorothy Hawkins Dennis Gardner Row 3-Mary Ellen Haggard, Mary George, Carolyn Macy, s er Edgar Meier, .lames Goff, Jack. Gilliland, Jim Harrxsi Q . 1 J J h Donald Lewis, Enod Lowe Reba Mahaney Not Pictured-Linda Gillanders, James Green, John Hanson, Linda Hymer, ay o nson, Buddy Mathis, Alvin Mclnnis. wg i t Ze? iffkazi to W 5 1 W. ff' W X Y 1.5. av f -we afgf g ' K i:':Zgf?L.vft ew , . ' f wngiri' - ..E::i:fQW'i ,JR Tags G3 Ere 1 . if, ..fg,,gvfm J U N I 0 R '5i?ii.s1?iii5.fe ..,.ipsa.i-fie 19,1155 is ' fates fax gvf-fav.5W5 Q3 CLASS Eleanore Morgan. Susan Leffler, Velma Farmer. LaRuy linker Bob Smith Bob Smith led the juniors through a busy and successful year. They held a class party and presented a one-act play in the fall. 'Throughout the year they showed high spirit in all class competition and in all school activities. The social climax of the year, and a dream come rrue, was the Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet. To help finance this event, four junior girls worked at the candy counter at noon. All their hard work was rewarded because the prom was the best ever . Row l Laverne Poet, Marie Neumann, lflleanore Morgan, Norma Walters, Judy Molash, Carolyn Westberz, Shirley Steele, Mary Schofstoll. Sharon Schic-del, Sandra Wise, Marteena Totoriea, Becky Redding. Row 2 Anna Keisala. Sandra Wirfs, Patty Nicklous. Darleen Searles, Barbara Wilkie, DeAnnu Saunders, Rhoda Moore. Donnah Stewart, Virginia Walker, Kulhy Phillips, Donna Olsen. ROW 3 llllllvrl ldiry. llull Smilh, R ii-hard Owen. lliuldy Pierce, liob Rist., Merril Ray. Earl Ordway. John Snively, Marvin Schneider. Melvin Wright. Row 4 Roger Stopa, Ilan Stahluccker, lionalrl Sullivan, Roger Wiltshire, Tom Younu, Dev---i-1 Y -Mez, llvv-on Voss, Halo Miller, Li- Roy Rosen, Jack Wilkie, Frank l'roclo,', David Nic-4lerlrvl'i:er, Roland Pekarek. B SOPHOMORE CLASS Jim couier, came curry. Charlene Clflislef T0-'Y Dream' Bill Champagne The sophomores were busy this year taking care of Herkimer and preparing for 70- question world culture quizzes. Highlighting the year's events was winning the best play and the best actress and actor awards for the one-act plays last fall. Also among their activities was a class party. Helping run the student store was a major money-raising project for the class. As well as being loyal Tigers, they were active in sports and really supported their class in all events. The sophomores added pep and enthusiasm to the halls of NUHS. Row 1-Virginia Farr, Jim Barnes, Anita Crown, Jerry Dale, Gary Ashford, Cathie Curry, Larry Eduens, sharlan Gilbert, Elery Al- bertson, Linda Forrester, Gene Bryant, Shirley Fettig. Row 2-Helen Eaton, Roger Davidson, Darlean Lucas, Nathan Baker, Ben Erb, Larry Emerson, Arthur Friesz, Earl Green, John Adolf, Maughn Fergus, Charlene Carlisle, Bill Champagne. Row 3-Bonnie Davis, Charles Bloodgood, Jim Collier, Jerry Bilton, Bill Forbes, Richard Aasland, Kelly Anderson, Bob Forbes, Ann Abell, Barbara Balliet, Jim Burgess, Sharon Tufford. Row 4-Ray Anderson, Dan Fugate, Dave Bibbee, Wayne Gladden, Bob Buckley, Tony Dressel, Jim Baurer, Jerry Cousins, Jerry Dressel, Don Blakely, Kenry Carsley, Marlys Cappoen. Elizabeth Coburn. Not Pictured-Pauline Bowlin, Betty Burke, Maurice Cole, Don Douglas, Maralou Fugett. Row 1fMarsha Haveman, Janis Halgren, Terry Lewis, Ken Hinshaw, Lorna Hubbard, Jerry Kuch, Gloria Haight Maudle Johns Marie McCutehen, Margaret Moreira, Sharon Hubbell, Gary Hoskins. Row 2-Marvin Herr, Richard Myers, Jim Lewis, Judy Harle, Carol Haines, Jackie Lysaught, Bonita Neuman, Margaret McCollum Marguerite Liebig, Mary James, Linda Moore. Row 3-Mitchell Keisala, Bob Mundell, Dave Moffitt, Keith Noble, Larry Martin, Eldon Middlestead, Mike Maddox Ken Harris Larry Haverman, Don Macaulay. Row 4-Curt Neuffer, Allen Hamner, Rick Hodges, John Hadley, Russ Heater, Bob Jackson, Paul Hogankamp Jerry Mueller Not Pictured-Betty Harker, Valjean Huff, Helen Keller, Cheri Kinnard, Merle Heinzman, Richard Nichols. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President .......,. V ice-Presid ent ..... Secretary ...,...... Treasurer ......,,,,. Reprexentalive ...,. Bill Champagne Jim Collier Cathie Curry Charlene Carlisle Tony Dressel Row 1--Fred Plews, Jackson Taylor, Wayne Walton, Bob Turner, Lessie Whitney, Pat Sturdevant, Carolyn Zard Pat Thompson Sharon Sullivan, Mildred Shook, Margaret Staff, Cathy OV9l't0n- Row 2-Jim Zemke, Dick Wilkins, Dale Payne, Crayton Rister, Rod Williams, Ginny Sue Pawelski, Eloise Sminia Nancy Ross Karen Thornburg, Linda Trunde, Gloria Peters. Row 3-Larry Noble, Jimmy Waide, Rodney Windsor, Lee Peterson, Milton Ringe, Ellen Smith ,Bob Thompson Randy Rust James Roedel, Ernie Sugden, Richard Streeter- Row 4-Burton Thompson, Mike Utke, Delbert Nyman, Wendell Sause, Ron Wright, John Stopa, Doris Stafford Gayle Sprecker R b P t , Sh' l Weaver. u y elifsoll-iicturbId2Janice Parlette, Mary LOU Peck. Row l -f-- Barbara Guthrie, Sharon Fox, Elma Baker, Jackie Berger, Barbara Baker, Melinda Cusick, Milo Frye, Kiane Brown, Terry Haffey, Pat Canaday, Joyce Bovard, Joan Everest, Shirley Burbank. Row 2--Sandra Cornell, Mary Church, Bonnie Balliet, Marilyn Bern, Frances Dailey, Sharon Farmer, Frances Atteberry, Judy Gil- lander, Bernice Fogarty, Polly Goff, Kathie Christenson, Carolyn Hampton, Margaret Church, Joyce Guenther. Row 3- Larry Fox, John Ekman, Howard Cornett, Roger DeHart, Richard Huff, Nancy Dixon, Dianne Gaibler, Karen Brawdy, Shir- ley Hanson, Edith Gatewood, Charleen Cullen, Billy Arrant, Tom Farr. Row 4--Gary Anderson, Jerry Bryant, Kerry Gardner, Charles Conrad, Danny Burleigh, Bill Coburn, Leo Edwards, Larry Gladden, Bob Gray, Robert Dickerson, Terry Asla, Lloyd Brandt, Emery Albertson. Not Pictured -Norman Baron. Wallace Burke, Bob Christie, Don Crocker, Ray Gatewood, Robert George,. Arthur Hammang. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Preszdent ,......... ..... Vife-President Secretary ......,. Treas u T67 ........, . Representative ..... .... Mike McCullough Ken Overton Mary Sue Twcngc Nlerlin l.aJoie Maryanne Skokan Row 1- Pat Lapsley, Norman Meier, Kenny Ochsner, Dennis Meyers, Alan Harris, David Harley, Janice Noyes, Susan Macartney, Barbara Lee, Margaret Hoskins, Carol Hooker, Sharon Pack, Cheryl Koch, Karin Moran. Row 2-f David Johnson, Mat Marlow, Ron Owen, Linda Kristich, Larry Hill, Harold Kuehne, Lester Orr, Larry Johnson, Dorothy Mubley, Dianne Heater, Margaret .Iackson,'Betty Longley, Elizabeth Hovee, Charlotta Meynink. Row 3 -Sandra lnloes, Carolyn Hedman, Sharon Hymer, Kenny Overton, Larry Ludwig, Lloyd McCullough, Merlin LaJoie, Wayne Kuch, Joyce Neumann, Carolyn Lyman, Betty Myers, Kathye McGinnis, Ethel Lundgren, Greta Kristich. Row 4 -Jerry Hill, Ron Heide, Dick Huff, Dennis Leis, Robert Hughes. Raymond Lambert, Marvin Ornduff. Harol Hutchison, Orvie Jones, Mary Jaye Irwin, Louise Neuffer, Linda Myhren. Mary Ellen McGrew, Beverly Hubbell. Not Pictured Mary Henry. Sharon Johnson, Lottie Olsen. d Kramer, Ray FRESHMAN CLASS Ken Overton, Maryanne Skokan, Mary Sue Twenge, Merlin LaJoie, Mike McCullough The freshman class led a very successful and eventful year under. the leadership of Mike McCullough. They presented a one-act play and held their class party in the fall. Helping run the student store was the mam money-raising project for the freshmen. The frosh showed good sportsmanship and mighty lung power on their dress-up day! In their gunny sacks and mismatched shoes they could be heard shouting their Hail, almighty senior, cry six blocks away at noon! As the largest class to enter Newberg high with an enrollment of l76, they really rocked the bleachers at pep assemblies. They displayed good school spirit at games, too. Row l Grace Schaad, Donna Thompson, Maryanne Skokan, Mary .lane Parkinson, Pat Rocha, Edie Stout, Pat Searles, Linda Wal- ters, Carol Setala, Pat Stopa, Gloria Snively, JoAnn Robison, Lorraine Stahlnecker, Miss Kliever and Mr. McDonald, advisers. Row 2--Richard Schaad, Jerry Sandoz, Jess Wilson, Jack Williams, David Richards, Melvin Woodruff, Roizer Schwarzin, Ronald Stamz, Nancy Ziegenbein, Nancy Woods, Garyanna Schmoe, Carl Rosendahl, Rodney Wineprar, Gerald Whitlow. Row 3 -Judy Woods, Margie Phillips, Calvin Smith, Ronald Storey, Bob Payne, Joe Waibel, John Winckler, Sidney Pelson, Dick Stum- ma, Bob White, Gene Seifert, Frank Pekarek, Gary Steller, Joe Young. ' ' R Doroth Mabley, Virginia Sipple, Virginia Parrett, Jane Weaver. Row 4 -Rick Stone, Dale Twemze, Dorothy Taafe, Linda oyer, y Corlene Procter, Carolyn Renne, John Struchen, Morris Thacker. Not Pictured f Robert Rickert. Mary Sue Twemze. IL-4 are shorter this ye I 5 Q1 ,Q gh-. my Jw L unl Sue w'l'5 yn-1-oi Bully Dull I itllest Phat VVmdbluwn look 4' : . R ,umiun Urimhzc is fullim: dnwn Whor0's that tooth? Thns0 Plym-s ! IW The 90' 'Wx bi ci s nllpht nm in ,Q- wrcfcr I 16 C'uull1s Yun :uul mv mul the row mark: i lunvsurno the n ills 6 munlixthl, Q LONNY FENDALL ED COLLIER SYD COLEMAN DICK WOODHOUSE CAROL ANN SENTER JUDY SMITH KEN HEDMAN STUDENT BODY OFFICERS President ,,.............. ........ l .onny Fendzrll Vice-President ....... ,.........,.......,. I Dick Woodhouse Secretary ............,...... ..A....E,............,.......... J udy Smith - Co-Treasurers ,................ ..,.. . Katherine Smith, Gina Peek Secretary of Activities .......... .,.,,...........,.. L 'urol Ann Senter Secretary of Assemblies ......,.,.. A ..e. ..,.. . Ed Collier Secretary of Publix' Relations ...ii .,.i.e A Syd cilblvlllllll Secretary of Consumer Goods . ..., , Dick Woodhouse GINA PEEK Secretary of Building and Grounds Ken limalnizui Row 1: Jamie Sandor., Ken Hedmun, Ed Collier, Dick Woodhouse, Lonny Fendall, Judy Smith, Syd Coleman, Gina Peek, Katherine Smith, Carol Ann Senter. Row 2: Rachel Baker, Donna Royer, Mary Belle Johnston. Doris McBride, Deloris Gimbel, Louise Neuffer, Maryanne Skokan, Sandra Inloes, Lorna Hubbard, Carolyn Zard, Patti Anderson, Geri Gainer, Karen Chipley. Row 3: Rosemary Lee, Gayle Sprecker, Giny Sue Pawelski, Gerry Meyer, Jeanne Hall, Lea Ware, Linda Burrill, Donna Hodson, Linda Getty, Virginia Sause, Mary Alice Hampton, Pat Baker. Row 4: Larry Baurer, Ken Vanden Hoek, Dave Roedel, Larry Hill, Wayne Kuch, Merlin La Joie, Larry Martin, Bill Champagne, Dale Twenize, Rick Stone. Row 5: Ken Ochsner, Larry Gladden, Gary Peterson, Loren Shrock, Doug Cluepfil, LeRoy Baker, Tony Dressel. STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council, with its efficient officers, always held orderly and well planned business meetings. Home room representatives and all club presidents joined the officers in governing the extra-curricular activities of the school. Ratifying club constitutions, air- ing gripes and home room suggestions, helping maintain the building and grounds and im- proving school and community relations were all a part of the accomplishments of Student Council. The annual Halloween party, this year a 'LMad Hatter's Party, was a big success. Both faculty and student participation were outstanding. Sink n donut for a senior victory! Muncn that. meringue. Faculty livens Mad Hatter party. CHEHALEM STAFF Donna Hodson, Mr. Thompson, Gina Peek. C o-E ditors ......,,,,,,............,,,.......,....,.... Donna Hodson, Gina Peek Assistant Editor ................ Lea Ware Junior Assistants ................................ Becky Redding, Barry Hubbell W'rite Ups ....................., Judy Smith Assistant ................ Linda Trunde Business Managers ............................ Virginia Farr, Judy Harlc Art ...................,.............. Llnda Getty Assistant .......... Karen Thornburg Clubs ............ ........ R achel Baker Assistant ..... .,... G eri Gainer Copy ............. ..,. P atsy Elliott Rggvlf: Jim Harris, Patsy Elliott, Rachel Baker, Lea Ware, Donna Hodson, Gina Peek, Lind! Getty- Judy Smith, Becky Redding Barry Hu e . ROW 21 Mary JBYB Irwin, Edith Stout. Karin Moran, Melinda Cusick, Sandra Inloes, CBYOIYII ZBl'd. Geri Gainer, Karen Chipley Judy Gainer, Anna Mae Gimbel, Garyanna Schmoe. ' 4 I Row 3: Brian Beals,, Lessie Whitney. Karen Thornburg, Judy Harle, Sharon Sullivan, Vlrklhll FBFT, Alan Harris, Allan Smith Jack Wilkie, Marvin walker. ' 30 n Virginia Sause. Rosemary Lee, Mrs. Paul, ECHGES Managing Editors ........ Virginia Sause, Rosemery Lee News Editor Pat Johnson Exchange ....., .......,...........,..,........ B urma' Druliner Sports Staff Art ......... Typists .......... ..... Photographer Jack Findley, Maurice Findley, Bill Hutchens, Dennis Paola. Ken Hedman Nellie Hindman, Velma Farmer, David Cammack. Crayton Rister s 0 STAFF Reporters ..... .... Y firginia Walker, Mary Schofstoll, Joan Hubbell, Meredith Gardner, Mary Haggard, Clara Abell, Mari- lyn Hill, JOJean Holman. Business Manager .............................. Mary,DiCkfrS0n Ad Manager ,,,,,,,,,,,-,-,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,4,,,,,,,,,,,, Judie Turner Ad Staff ,,,,,, ,,,,. D eAnna Saunders, Shirley Heater Features ,--- ,,,,.,,,,,A, J udy Smith, Reba Mahaney Adviser ..... ........ M rs. Mercedes J. Paul L+ A. Q em 'lill,N.,M . .les , w rg g S X t xt ff, '67 y as r ,wtf 5 , 1 Row 1: Nellie Hindman, Judy Smith, Burma Druliner, Rosemary Lee, Virginia Sause, Mrs. Mercedes Paul, adviser: Judie Turner Pat Johnson. Row 2: Reba Mahaney, Marilyn .H.ill, Kay Currier, Meredith Gardner, Joan Hubbell, JoJean Holman, Shirley Heater, Mary Ellen Hag gard, Clara Abell, Mary Schofstoll, Virginia Walker. Row 3: Dennis Paola, Ken Hedman, David Cammack, Maurice Findley, Bill Hutchens, Jack Findley. 31 ' ' 1 , M J h t . . Karerylggxiligtyllntersi Susan Len er ary O ns on Jackie Berger, Mildred Shook, Patti Anderson ' Donna Royer, Rachel Baker, Sandra Inloes, Virginia Farr, Rachel Henshaw. Girls' League under the leadership of Mary Johnston, felt the year of l958-59 to be its best. Shining shoes, footing the bills, and sponsoring Golden Autumn, the annual Date Dance, were all part of Twirp Week. Other activities performed by the Girls' League were the sale of pennants, observance of Hi-Day and a Mother-Daughter Dessert. A girl of the month was selected for every month of the school year. The club was governed by Mary Belle Johnston, presidentg Karen Cornett, vice-president: Susan Leffler, secretaryg-Marilyn Winters, treasurer, and Mrs. Mary Cody, adviser. GIRLS' LEAGUE BOYS' LEAGUE Boys' League is open to all boys attendin 'NIU ' ' , i I g 1 Hb. The ur fth 'l b 1 . ershlp and to develop friendship afnong the boys. This year Boys? Lgloglieohad can lfirrifedolgdiiiz D23 and a representative from each branch of the service gave a talk. Each month a boy of the month Zgfjgnafiggli goys ggeaglae byhthi facliilty to represent the club at Rotary each week. The club sponl , . ance ortescoo,an teannualKna fl-I tD ,Ab Boys League to rule as Knave over this event. ve 0 ear S ance Oy was Chosen from James DeGeer, Doug Cloepfil, Don Anderson, David Cammack, Dale Twenge, Rick Stone, Gene Bryant, Delbert Nyman. Loren Shrock, Dave Krug, Dennis Inloes, Row 1: Patti Anderson, Dorothy Hawkins, Virginia Sause, Letha Litfin, Linda Getty, Becky Redding, Barbara Crown, Jan Peters. Row2: Margaret McCollum, Doris Staffard, Rosemary Skene, Karen Thornburg, Judy Harle Sharon Sullivan, Virginia Farr, Margaret Starr, Cheri Kinnard, Linda Hymer. 3: Mrs. Gretchen George, adviser: Mary James, Marguerite Liebig, Enod Lowe, Bonita Neuman Joan Hubbell, Maria Robison, Karen Cornett, Carol Davis. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA Future Nurses got off to a grand start this year with a new constitution. The club also picked their official pin and worked hard on a big tea and joint program and installation given for the hospital auxiliary. In addition to this, two girls worked each day for one week every three months at Newberg Com- munity Hospital. Officers were Linda Getty, presidentg Becky Redding, vice- presidentg Letha Litfin, secretary-treasurer, and Mrs. Gretchen George, adviser. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA 7' Not easy, but worth it, the senior members of the Future Teachers of America said when they returned from the first day of student teaching at Ed- wards. All members of the club, open to sophomores, juniors and seniors, took part in candy sales at plays, and some helped with the High School Open House during American Education Week. Officers for the year were Donna Hodson, president, Linda Burrill, vice-presidentg Pat Baker, secretary-treasur- erg Mary Alice Hampton, historiang and Miss Helen Johnston, adviser. Gail Thompson, Linda Burrill Donna Hudson Donna Royer Pat Baker Miss Hel n J h t . . . , . . e o ns on adviser: Janice Veatch, Mary Alice Ham ton Ma D' k ' ' ' ' p , ry ic erson, Marilyn Hill, Patricia Elliott. ppnvx 'S 4? , N, x.,, -f -QM- X 25- 5 5 Q X N is f NS' m F54 7: f. 'Q ' Av fi E R 5 55 x -fr.,- Q: if '5 Y' NYE 21 14160 4, gf xy I K z x Q A Vx .mf ,eng 5 iw Q ..,Q Q X ' MW ! Wm i I Row : Susan Leffler, Karen Buckley, Mary Lois Rittenhouse, Lea Ware, Judy Gainer, Gerry Meyer, Millie Shook, Anna Mae Gimhel. 1 Row 2: Rachel Baker, Sue Henshaw, Karen Scott, Mary Orr, Gail Everest, Donna Royer, Dee Gimbel, Carolyn Johnson. Row 3: Miss Kliever, adviser: Patti Anderson, Karen Cornett,Barbara Wilkie, Karen Chipley, Miss Huckleberry. Row 4: Cathy Overton, Sharlan Gilbert, Cathie Curry, Lorna Hubbard, Carolyn Zard. TIGERETTES T Operating under a new name and constitu- tion, the Tigerettes had a very busy year. The pep club wore stylish new outfits of blue vests with small gold tiger emblems over white blouses and blue plaid skirts, while pep staff selected gold middy outfits as alternate uni- forms. The Tigerettes worked together on rou- tines, skits and pep assemblies, the TYV Lea- gue Jamboree being the big event of the year. The club was headed by Gerry Meyer, with Lea Ware as president of the pep staff and Sue Henshaw, president and Rachel Baker, secretary of the pep club. suv ' V fi 2 1 A i fi W 52 , 1 X Row 1: Ken Vanden Hoek, Jimmy Waide, Carolyn Westburg, Buddy Pierce, Matt Marlow, Charlotte Meynink, Mary Church, Pat Baker, Loren Shrock, Gloria Haight, Lorna Hubbard, Caro- l Z d. B b M d ll. yn ar Row? 2: ulilaiivin Hockett, Jerry Sandoz, Bob Forbes, Johnny Adolf, Lonny Fendall, Patsy Elliott, Dave Moffitt, Crayton Rister, Merlin La Joie, Ben Weisshaar, Wayne Kuch, Jerry Bryant Larry Emerson, Ann Abell, Margaret Moreira, Gary Anderson, Doris Stafford, Allan Smith, Elma Baker, Sharon Hubbell. . I l Row 3: Danny Stahlnecker, Mr. Thomson, Helen Huff, Arden Butler, Ray Anderson, Rachel Baker, Linda Getty, Barry Hubbell, Mike Utke, Elery Albertson, Ken Ochsner, Jim Harris, Richard Owen, Sandy Hill, Jamie Sandoz, Larry Hill ,Rick Aasland, Larry Haverman. BAND With the choir, the band acted as co-hosts for two musical events-the Northwest Oregon Solo and Ensemble Contest in March and the TYV Festival Concert in April. Several band members also attended Music in May at Forest Grove and the All Northwest Band in Seattle. Among other activities were the annual fall, Christmas and spring concerts, an assembly for the student body, and playing at home football and basketball games and pep assemblies. Mr. Charles Thompson directs the band. Officers were Ken Vanden Hoek presidentg Arden Butler, vice-presidentg Patsy Elliott, secretary-treasurerg Helen Huff, point secretaryg Pat Baker, band managerg Loren Shrock, stu- dent director. 1 The orchestra under the direction of Miss Muriel Phipps has been a new addition to the music department this year. Row 1: Marilyn Winters, Donnah Stewart, Virginia Walker, Carol Ann Senter, Pat Johnson, Barbara Chinchen. ROW 21 Sh8l'0ll Orwig, Peggy McComb, Karen Chipley, Carol Davis, Gloria Peters. Row 3: Donna Jo Kimz, Brenda Bloodgood, Patti Anderson, Jan Peters, Marie Neumann, Barbara Blodgett, Linda Hymer. CHOIR The NUHS choir members have certainly had their share of activities this year. They took part in the annual fall, Christmas and spring concerts, and presented a Christmas assembly for the student body. They also acted as co- hosts with the band for the Northwest Oregon Solo and Ensemble Contest in March and the TYV Festival in April and some members at- tended Music in May at Forest Grove. The highlight of the whole year was the annual op- peretta, which took place in March. Mr. Millard Leslie directs the choir. Officers are Ed Collier, presidentg Ed Miller, vice-presidentg Benny Shires, secretaryg Patti Anderson, treasurerg and Karen Chipley, point secretary. Row 1: Carol Brown, Benetta Shires, Shirley Heater, Darlene Fugett Anna Keisla, Zula Jones. Row 2: Peggy Dressel, Lea Ware, Gwenda King, Anna Mae Gimbel Pat Sturdevant, Rhoda Moore. Row 3: Carolyn Weatberz, Marilyn Hill, Geri Gainer, Bonnie Davis Kathy Phillips, Esther Mae Hinshaw. Row 4: Nancy Moad, Mary George, Donna Olsen, Mary Aliceiiampton LaVerne Poet. R. I: J Uuwlin, Hill Hutehens, John Wilzht, Jack Wilkie, James Goff. Edgar Meier. . . Illia 2: lfiiiilie Weiekum, hurry Martin, Tony ljressel, Ed Collier. Lynn McCallum, Jack Ward, Gary Jones, Gale Miller, Brian Bea's Harvey Meier Marvin Walker, Merril Ray. yu.-1. 1w M,,,,m.-X .mf x,v,-, . ,-.v.V', , lien ORDER OF THE N To promote interest in sports is the purpose of Order of the N. Boys who earn a letter in one of the five major sports at NUHS are eligible for membership. The club helps keep the school grounds clean, is in charge of free play in the gym at noons, and is in charge of cars being driven at noon. Order of the N held a picnic with GAA in May. The officers were Larry Baurer, pres- identg Ken Hedman, vice-presidentg Dennis In- loes, secretaryg and Mr. Art Keith, adviser. GAA GAA opened the year with a rollicking fun night. They had games and stunts to get the new and old members acquainted. The Moth- er-Daughter Fun Night held later was a great success with about one hundred people attend- ing. The gifts from their Christmas party were sent to the mental hospital. GAA's big event of the year was the Sports Festival. Queen Carol Ann I reigned over the dance. Leading GAA in its activities were Deloris Gimbel, president: Phyllis Tautfest, vice-pres- identg Nellie Hindman, secretaryg Hazel Dailey, treasurerg and Jackie Lysaught, his- torian. Point chairman for the year was Karen Scott. Mrs. Otter served as adviser. Row 1: Bill Champagne, Ron Wright, Jerry Dressel, Wally Bliefernich, Ken Hedman, Gary Jones, Gregg Wirfs, Maurice Findley Lnrry Hall, Denny lnloes. Row 2: Benny Weisshaar, Dennis Gibbon, Bob Buckley, Ken Hinshaw, Dick Woodhouse, Doug Cloepfil, Bob Smith, John Fortune Erb, Mr. Keith, adviser. Row 3: Ed Christie, John Stopa, Lee Conway, Mike Douglas, James DeGeer, LeRoy Baker, Larry Baurer, Tony Dressel. Row 4: Dave Krug, Gury Fimlley, Dun Anderson, Gary Peterson, Larry Peterson, Bill Monroe, Marvin Walker, Gene Bryant, Larry Dale. crm Row 1: Judy Harle, Susan Leffler, Carol Davis, Leu Ware, Pat Currier, Donna Jo King, Linda liurrill, Karen Scott, Mary Orr, li erly Pack, Priscilla Moffitt, Lottie Olsen, Lorraine Stahlnecker. Row 2: Mrs. McDonnell, adviser: Jan Peters, Sandra Hill, Patsy Elliott, Mary Belle Johnston, Rachel Baker, Linda Getty, Barbara Crown. Gail Everest, Syd Coleman, Teryl Bailey, Carol Brown. Betty Hoskins, Pat Canaday, Margaret Hoskins. Row 3: Maria Robison, Sandra Wise, Gloria Peters, Linda Miore, Greta Kristich, Joan Everest, Virginia Sipple, Janice Veatch, Alice Hampton, Helen Walker, Zula Jones, Frances Atteberry, Linda Royer, Joyce Bovard. Row 4: Barbara Lee, Barbara Baker, Jackie Berger, Maryanne Skokan, Pat Rocha, Mary Jane Parkinson, Carol Hooker, Sharon Pack, Carolyn Hedman, Melinda Cusick, Grace Schaad, Linda Walters, Milo Frye, Patty Stopa, Garyanna Schmue, Kathie Christenson. Row 5: Marteena Totorica, Mary Berger, Sheron Carroll, Norma Walters, Judy Molash, Nancy Dixon, Betty Myers, Carolyn Lyman, Margaret Jackson, Charleen Cullen, Carolyn Renne, Kathye McGinnis, Ethel Lundgren, Edith Gatewood, Dorothy Taafe. Row 6: Sandra Cornell, Mary Church, Sharon Farmer, Frances Dailey, Bonnie Balliet, Diann Kautz, Letha Litfin, Sharon Sullivan, Margaret Moreira, Karen Thornburg, Kay Currier, Clara Abell, Karen Brawdy, Dianne Gaibler. i EV- FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Selling concessions at football games, serv- ing at the FFA banquet and potluck, sponsoring a cherry pie baking contest, joint FFA-FHA activities, and sponsoring the annual faculty Easter breakfast were just a few of thc activi- ties of the Future Homemakers of America. Presiding over the organization this year were l,inda Burrill, presidentg Donna .lo King, vice- presidcntg Karen Scott, secrctaryg Pat Currier, treasurer: and Mrs. Jean Nlcllonnell, adviser. Row l: Ken Carsley, Kerry Gardner, Byron Voss, Bob Rust Stanley Galbler Richard Owen David Baker Lonny Fendall Dave Roedel, Ken Vandenhoek. Row 2: Mr. Ahlstrom, Nathan Baker, Melvin Wright, Ron Wright Roger Stupa Gary Black Junior Hanson Randy Rlst Jim Bur Less, Rick Hodges, John Struchen, Bill Coburn, Joe Waibel. Row 3: Bob Thompson, George Kendall, Bob Lacy, Mitchell Keisala Mike Maddox Richard Huff Bob Gray Jerry Dale Gerald Whitley, Morris Thacker, David Johnson, Mr. Bennett, Ruw 4 Fler Albert'-on Jim Green Charles llloodgood Wayne Walton Delbert Nyman Ron Sullnan Bert Thompson Danny Bur 3 1 Y H p v s . leigh, Harold Kuehne, Ron Owen, Rick Stone, John Ekmun, Ron 'Heide Row 5: llilly Arrant, Marvin Ornduff. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Proud! That's what NUI-IS students were when they heard about this yearis achievements ot the Future Farmers of America. The members of FFA won honors at both the state and county fairs, participated in chapter, district, and state speaking contests, and held their annual Parent-Son han quet with the FFA national president as the main speaker. This nrganizatioifs purposes are to estab lish boys in farming: to develop sound agricultural practices, farm leadership, and character: and to cooperate in community activities. Presiding offi vers were David Roedel, president: I.onny Fendall vice-president: Ken Vanden Hoek, secretary: David Baker, treasurerg Stan Gaibler, sentinelg and Rich ard Owens, reporter. Mr. Bennett was the club advise r. THESPIANS Smith. Bob gefileef' ne. .ni Harris' James ye Roiemaw Sue e I ry Peterson' iv smith Gln' Ye vw waiver- Ga Han. 59M . Ma' 5ew-ee ' A RDWAX- 1 Gawer. ee - . GB' MY' Stiitow 2' 3gtxY Bake!- Yat Mor' Bevgef - xeanog-B w-'Y X. E 'S' rx Ghiiiley' seuvlfswl rsonme DW gave Maw ht wo. . Bef' bel Henshgtdozi 'Lula Jigga? C.:-QR:-lelen Easkolwn' Judge 11.09 R-ac NU' Com ' hehe' y 30 ' ne Yew ' wb- WOW me y 5 None ,yan er!! Sea' L xac Peggy semar ele- U. Ma rx. LB afleen rilme WU' rm. wi' Y Ste , Kal' ' 63550 na H0iliiS'52swaaEti1l5Ri3riiuia!x:5Y 'esglxivtoricav Dxann Xl Vaffy' Bob D09 hal- 'LBS 'Mari 0 Manx D'-an na 0 35339 greed' Hgh xyh , 938 OX y gee 1 , Barr? CDW a Getty-Soo. S n caffu NW' MafVn1nX0e5' . MY' x. - A bl 0 be - Y '-K Row- xAn,5erSS Qwr6S33tg. Jxgmptrxnmvggfe. E239 Xwgaee. Hiatt, WL ' er pat: ,Zz Yaecw Rennes Rhoda Yung. Dan YSL' goo 0 Ga' ' Vtoom-e x,ovlE'e cuwhen' Gwemawalwfd Chas GET' W 'Sl Tie Mmhggney' Mavvn dom. E gan' Yuiri' Maesaie. Sandozleffy San . Gu A, Hue ke, . Gaulle ROV' 's la' e Ut r'l-ln' Mm Hgfrgg ,tg Schwa S!-9 Ro son. Ro P-rifle' Ray Thespians is a national honorary in which mem- bers are chosen for outstanding work done in produc- tion or acting. The club's purpose is to promote inter est in dramaics. This year the Thespians sponsored and directed the three one-act plays in the fall. They held a semi-formal initiation of new members in the spring. The officers were Jeanne Hall, presidentg Judy Smith, secretary-treasurer: Gina Peek, point secretaryg and Mr. Streed, adviser. 42 MASQUE CLUB A new club this year, the Masque Club gives recognition to the people behind the scenes in theatri- cal productions and is ready and willing to help other organizations with such things as make-up, costum- ing, and lighting. Officers include: l'at Baker, presi- dent: Barry Hubbell, businessg .lack Wilkie, stage- craft: Karen Chipley, make-up and costume: Bob Smith, lightingg Dave Bloffitt and Nlary Berger, properties. hlr. Streed is the club adviser. NATIONAL H0 NOR SOC : Gina Peek, Marilyn Winters, Judy Smith, Lea Ware, Syd Coleman, Row 2: Mr. McCoy, adviser: Ed Collier, Sue Henshaw, Gail Thompson, Larry Baurer. Row 3: Lonny Fendall finsertl, Rachel B k- er, Kate Smith, Loren Shrock ' Gary Peterson. a , Linda Burr' hwwms ill, C? -f.k,,5if.. Row 1: Rachel Baker. Donna Hods Johnson, Virginia Sause. B mary Lee, L on, Pat urma Druliner, Rose ea Ware, Judy Smith. Row 2: Nellie Hind Dickerson B man, Pat Elli , eeky Reddin ' Saunders, L' ott, Mary g, Judie Turner, DeAnna lndn Getty, Velma Farmer, Gina Peek Row 3: Mrs. Paul, adviser: Marvin Walker David Cammuck, Barry Hubbell, J' QUILL Members of this society are chosen upon the Busy, busy, busy was the theme of Quill and qualifications of character, scholarship, leadership, Scroll this year. The national journalism honorary and service. They are sworn in each year at formal sponsored Mac Gillis Day, a foreign exchange stu- initiations before the student body. Seniors are named dent assembly, various activities at Christmas, and a in the fall, and juniors in the spring. Compiling and semi-formal installation in February. The officers posting the honor roll every nine weeks is the responsi- were Virginia Sause, president: Donna Hodson vice- bility of this club. Officers were l.onny Fendall, president, Burma Druliner, secretary-treasurer, and president: .Indy Smith, vice-president, Marilyn Win- Mrs. Paul, adviser. ters, secretary: and Mr. McCoy, adviser. 43 Row 1: Fred Plews, Lee Conway, Howard Fergus, Lonny Fendall, Larry Baurer, Dave Krug, Don Harr, Ken Hedman, Gary Peter son, Loren Shrock, Jim Harris, Jerry McCabe. l Row 2: John Snively, Marvin Herr, Jim Collier, David Niederberger, Bob Smith, Jerry Dressel, Hob Buckley, Crayton Rister, Gary Flndley, Tony Dressel. ,lioew 3: David Baker, Nathan Baker, Larry Martin, Rod Williams, Brian Beals, LeRoy Baker, Mike Douglas, Barry Hubbell, Bill Champax, . The officers of Ti- ger Knights this year were Ken Hedman, Don Harr, Jerry Mc- Cabe, and Dave Krug. The officers of Rod and Gun this year were Jerry McCabe, Doug Cloepfil and Mike Douglas. TIGER KNIGHTS RODANDGUN Row 1: Fred Plews, Jim Zemke, David Niederberger, Roland Pekarek, Gale Barlow, Jerry Mcuabe, Doug Llloepfil, Larry Peicrson Mike Douglas, Jack Williams, Gary Hoskins, Gary Anderson. Row 2: Mike Utke, Dan Fugate, Ken Harris, Run Wright, Jim Waide, Gary Ashford, Larry Eddens, Jerry Kuch, Don Macaulay Larry Johnson, Marvin Hockett, Buddy Pierce. Row 3: Ronald Storey, Larry Ludwig, Howard Cornell, Richard Schaad, Ken Ochsner, Allun Smith, Don Blakely, Marvin Wnlker Edgar Meier, Hub Christie, Dennis Meyers, Robert Rickert. ear., o 'vw A 2 5 s hs, sr ,xi-1 N .,,,...f+ Row 1: Mary Alice Hampton, Benny Shires, Jim Harris, Marvin Hockett, Jamie Sandoz, James Goff, Alan Harris, Mr. Thompson. Row 2: Jerry Sanduz, Mike Utke, Jerry Fettig, Buddy Pierce, Larry Emerson, Lynn McCallum, Leo Edwards, Joe Waibel. Row 3: Curt Neuffer, Dale Payne, Ken Harris, Bill Forbes Bob Forbes, Robert Jackson, Barry Hubbell, Jerry Bryant. CAMERA AND PROJECTDR CLUB Row 1: Janice Veatch, Karen Scott, Benny Shires, Helen Walker, Donna Jo King, Carol Ann Senter, Gerry Meyer, Mary Lois Rittenhouse, Miss Johnston. Row 2: Sandy Hill, Jan Peters, Karen Curnett, Carolyn Johnson, Janice Cullen, Doris McBride, Rachel Baker, Mrs. Walters. AUDIO TECH OFHCE AND HBRARY STAFF Row 1: Ray Anderson, Jim Harris, Bob Brown, Marvin Hackett, Mr. Poulton, Row 2: Robert Dickerson, Jamie Sandoz, Buddy Pierce, Crayton Rister. Tim Haffey, Ed Collier, James Groat. ir NN 4,-, an .u r. 'W humps S ! V mm y 'wif vm? 1 ,Q FVQQZF? in QF 1' 'Vx si.. g. -u., MT. HOOD COACH POULTON In the mud and rain the Bengal foot- ball team practiced passing, running, tackl- ing, and all the bruising skills of pigskin players. Even though the team didn't end up in the win column too often, they were FOOTBALL -i B 9' W ' MFE D K , KEN HEDMAN, MARVIN WALKER Mnuczns always in there fighting and trying their very'best. The students' appreciation and admiration go to the coaches and players for sticking out the long hours of practice and work. It takes a REAL TIGER to be a football player. Row 1: Gregg Wirfs, Ben Weisshaar, Maurice Findley, Larry Hall, Don Anderson, Lee Conway, Larry Peterson, Dave Krug, Jack Findley. Row 2: Dick Woodhouse, Jim Zemke, Bob Buckley, Jerry Dressel, Ken Henshaw, Mike Douglas, Doug Cloepfil, Bill Champagne, Jim Burgess, John Fortune. ROW 31 Mr. Keith, coach: Marvin Walker. milnalzer: Gene Bryant, LeRoy Baker, Bob Smith, Ben Erb, Bill Monroe, Ed Meier, Ken Hedman, manager: Mr. Poulton, coach. ,s 5 U ,. . w i., .-hwy wh Rf- Qx in bf, L' if if Ei ,A A? 7 x mu. Mormon LARRY rsrensou JAcK FINDLEY now Monson X g ,X Q it A X .Q 9 FULLBACK FULLBACK END FULLBACK DICK WOODHOUSE MAURICE FINDLEY GUARD IND BEN WEISSHAAR LEE CONWAY LARRY HALL DAVE KRUG GUARD NALFBACK END nnrucx Newberg Newberg Newberg Newberg Newberg Newberg Newberg Newberg Newberg GAME SCORES O-6 ...... 6-27. ...... O-14 ....... O-38. .... .. O-20 ...... O-19 ...... 0-33 .... 0-14 ...... af? Q X X S ' 1 x Q l v at N ' M F ,R 'AN-JN W3 4, N E wb ,5ef:gj',5e,'4,gm..v,,,N A-'xii Lii, ,- .+.,., 1 .,., , aiikhms U 43,93 4 LJ: yi rg w m' 'sQff1'R1 wiiiw: ga, .,.3.Jgt:.q',Aq if N ref P92 3 E l an W US A X E 3 . 08 X was Y N' ww .Q wi 44 ...........Tlg3Td .......West Linn ........Tillamook Forest Grove ...........Dal1as ...............Oswego ......Oregon City ....St. Helens McMinnville . N bl J ix' . K. Y ,f F' e as ., fr e ' Vx 12 H, so G, V Q., ig NYM N JUNIOR VARSITY Learning new plays, tricks and skills, the JV and Frosh teams racked up a pretty good season. The freshmen had more wins than any of the other teams. If they keep up the good work and spirit, it looks as though Newberg high football teams will have a bright and winning future. FRESHMEN A 'rwcagsg . rw , w . mmf M gig 5. I n 5 fl L 8 if . j 'Y -'gh 9 1 .I .wi -r Nl Row 1: Allen Hamner, manager, Coach Crimins, Mike Utke, manager. Row 2: Gary Jones, Lonny Fendall, Dave Krug, Bill Monroe, Jack Findley, Gregg Wirfs, Maurice Findley, Doug Cloepfil, Mike Douglas, Ken Hedman. ' Newberg Newberg Newberg Newberg Newberg Newberg Newberg Newberg Newberg Newberg 52 4-l-41 BASKETBALL Forest Grove 4l-60 ,,....,.,,......,..., Tigard 42-50 ................ Tillamook 55-68 .,..,,.. ,.,....,... D allas 49-73 ......,........ West Linn 37-46 ......,....,. Oregon City 44-58 42-47 ,.......... 43-46 36-5 4 .r..St. Helens Lake Oswego McMinnville Forest Grove GAME SCORES Newberg ..,.,.r,,,,, 33--34 4,,,,,,,. North Marion Newberg .,.......... 32--46 ,........ North Marion Newberg 42-68 ,.,,....,,.,,.,....... Tigard Newberg 29--42 ....... Tillamook Newbe rg ......,..... 39-46 ,,..,..,...,,,,.,,...., Dal l as Newberg 40-54 ,,r,.,t.,.r,,., West l.inn Newberg 39-45 ............. Oregon City Newberg 45-70 .,..., St. Helens Ntiwllerg 41-S3 ,,,,,,,,,,, l.ake Oswego Newberg 44-48 ..NlcMinnvilIe Swooshl and in its goes! Yes, basket- ball is probably one of the best liked sports of the students. This year's Tiger team really gave people some good games to watch. The skill and ability of the New- berg hoopmen showed in the close scores, and their fighting spirit, never gave way throughout the whole season. Our thanks go to our new coach, Mr. Criminsfand all the other coaches for their fine work in train- ing the boys. IFS ll ll II is Nl?- SSS S55 II E8 ll I ,I A, as 3 12 'us S153 1 :Sf 'Es Sn! , ,V--v K ...Kr x 5 ss 558 1 ii if In 3 Sli ll' '55 Yun' 3 i s Fiw .4., gl' X W 'K N ,wg x , 3 V V 355, V, , E Row 1: Aven Boucher, Lee Conway, Ed Christie, Bob Gatewood, Larry Peterson, Marvin Hackett, Dick Woodhouse, and Loren Shrock. Row 2: Roger Stopa, Warren Carsley, Merril Ray, David Neiderberger, David Hockett, Buddy Pierce, John Snively, and Lester Orr. Row 3: Wayne Kuch, Jack Williams, John Stopa, Tony Dressel, Merlin LaJoie, Larry Emerson, Crayton Rister, Lee Coach Art Keith. Row 4: Chuck Conrad, Tom Farr, Jerry Hill, Bob Payne, Kenny Ochsner, David Harle, Leslie Hutchens, Sid Pelson, nett, Larry Ludwig, and Ron Stang. Row 5: Ricky Rickert, Jerry Bryant, Randy Rist, Bob Thompson, Gary Hoskins, Ken Carsley, Roger Davidson, and Row 6: Jimmy Waide, Jim Baurer, LeRoy Baker, and Lynn McCallum. COACH BACKLUND COACH KEITH , , W 5 revs, i E as oror te s M vow as vw ,, Gary Brandt, Don Blakely, Peterson, and Howard Cor- Russ Heater. WRESTLING The Newberg Tiger matmen rate again as the pride of the school. Ending up on top of the league with all wins, the wrestlers showed fine skill and good sportsmanship all the wuy. The famed bonebenders brought the big one home from the district meet. It now makes the Newberg trophy case shine a little brighter. Lonsu snnocx FIRST IN DISTRICT LEE CONWAY nnsr IN ms'rmc'r PRE-SEASON MATCHES Newberg .....,.... .......,.,..,....., 1 4-27 ..................... Newberg Newberg ......... Newberg ......... Newberg Newberg Newberg .,....... Newberg .......... Newberg .......... Newberg ......... Newberg .......... Newberg ......... Newberg ......... JOHN STOPA szcoun IN DISTRICT LEAGUE MATCHES ........35-lO........ ........39- .........37-1 ED CHRISTIE SECOND IN DISTRICT TONY DRESSEL nnsf IN nlsnlcf ..............Beaverton .,,,,,...,..,.,...Hillsboro ........David Douglas ,,,,,,,,........Canby ........West Linn ..........Oregon City ....Forest Grove ........Lake Oswego .........Ti1lamook Helens .-.McMinnville ...............T1gard .............Dallas DICK WOODHOUSE stcorm IN nls1'luc'r , x . 2 -Q3 A MARVIN WALKER Ano .LEO EDWARDS uANAc:ns a s ,,. , W at 3 A T we TRACK COACH BACKLUND With good athletes and lots of training, the Newberg cindermen anticipated a good track season. The high-jump, broad-jump and relays kept the Tigers on their toes for some wms. The team was coached by Mr. Backlund, whose pre- vious experience helped the team in many ways. Row lg Roger Davidson, Merlin LaJoie, Roger Stopa, Ernest Sugden, Ken Ochsner, Jess Wilson, Larry Johnson, Bob Thompson, Melvin Woodruff, and Wayne Gladden. . . . Row 2: Leo Edwards, Edgar Meier, Crayton Rister, Ben Erb, Stanley Galbler, Bob Smith, LeRoy Baker, Dave Bibbee, Bob Turner, and Coach Art-Backlund. Row 1: Mike Douglas, George Kendall, Larry Peterson, Dennis Inloes, and Jack Wilkie Row 2: Denny Paola, Roland Pekarek, Don Andersonj Gary Jones, and Jim Harris DeGeer Not pictured: Dave Krug and Bob Gatewood. BASEBALL It's a home-run, and we are coming in ahead! Yes, baseball season started out with hopes for another successful year. With past experience and a fine coach for guidance, the Tigers can win. Swinging the bat to keep the team win- ning was their coach, Mr. McDonald. Row 3: Coach Howard McDonald, Bill Monroe, Bill Champagne, Tony D1-easel, Lonnie Sullivan, Jack Findley, managers James and Larry Dale. LARRY mu.: coAcn McooNALn nuns nissan MANAGER MANAGER K FINDLEY LARRY PETER MIKE DOUGLAS JAguTmLm OUTMLMSON ms, ml BILL MONROE noN Amasnsou nsmus :moss GARY Jones 'NNE'-DER PITCNW- PITCHER CATCH!! r'5 'VQ that lea got lens! . Pack anxzed ,lux Typll'Ill SOYIIUFS KSQVEI! YGHTS 81101. The morning: after. as The lim-up. 5: Only fi marshnmllow Best actress, best actor and director of the winning play. This year's three one-act plays were describ- ed as Uthe best Newberg has seen for years. Jun- iors presented The Jury Was Hung, a rollicking comedy portraying a jury room scene where eleven gossipy women and one lone man tried tp reach a verdict. Gary Peterson directed the production. Freshmen, under Jeanne Hall's leadership, present- ed 'Elmer Cleans Up. In this play a teenage boy received acclaim Qfrom all except his parentsj for publishing his father's love letters. The prize winning sophomore play, directed by Judy Smith, was I Won't Dance. Dave Moffitt and Carolyn Zard were chosen best actor and best actress for their outstanding acting performance in this com- edy concerning problem children and problem par- ents! . . . and they lived happily , ever after. THREE ONE-ACT PLAYS gawmwrwn eel 1 e e , K W Z Q fl S or an . lt . 1 I 'K ' f:-'. , f n---f--' ' '-ff' 5 , RUMPELSTILTSKIN' Rumpelstiltskin was a summer project for the children's theater. It was written and directed completely by the students. Sets and costumes were also designed by the cast. The grade school au- dience was delighted with the production, especially with Eleanor Morgan in her role as the little elf. Judy Smith and Rosemary Skene directed the production. 'THE BIRDS AND THE BOYS' This year for the November student body play, Tlie Birds and the Boysfl something new was tried. Two casts were used so that more students were able to participate. The comedy concerned a newly married couple-an architect and his bird- loving wife--and three boys from a reform school. Cricket was a very messy person. She just couldnlt keep her house clean, even though it was to be judged for a home of the year contest. Starring the first night were Donna Hodson as Cricket and James DeGeer as Adam Martin. Patti Ander- son and Dave Moffitt had the leads the second night. Maudie and the Opposite Sex was the sec- ond student body play. This production, also a comedy, was given in January. Having to leave her steady boy friend and go to a resort for the summer was hard on Maudie. Her parents were trying to separate Nlaudie and Davy. But what was worse was that there were no boys at the resort. And what is there for a teenage girl to do when there are no boys around? Become interested in an older man! The results were merry with many bathing beauties on the scene. Stars of this play were Carolyn Zard as Nlaudie and Gary Peterson as Davy. WMAUDIE AND THE OPPOSITE SEX' Canuht in the act. I , fi. 61 DATE DANCE The annual Date Dance, sponsored by Girls' League, was held November I4 in the cafetorium. The co-chairmen of the decora- tion committee were Burma Druliner and Don- na Pmoyer. The theme, Hfiolden Autumn, was carried out in the color scheme of orange, gold and brown. A park scene with a pond and trees was the main attraction. Students enjoy- ed dancing to the music of Al Robertson and his orchestra. 1. Al RobertS0n's band supplied music with a beat, for mure dancing enjoyment. 2. Planting trees in the cafe- torium 7 3. Beginning of a fun-filled evening! 4. Unilerclassmen participated in Twirp Week activities, too, SPORTS Princesses Delorls and Burma Queen Carol Ann I, Princesses Mary Belle and Donna. The Sports Festival, sponsored by GAA, was held December I9 in the cafetorium. Judy Smith and Rachel Henshaw served as co- chairmen of the decoration commit- tee. Decorations consisted of blue and gold sports silhouettes on the windows and blue and gold crepe paper on the ceiling. Kegs of root- beer were furnished as refresh- ments. Russ Conrad was guest disc jockey, and everyone enjoyed dancing to the top records. Queen Carol Ann I reigned over the dance with Mary Belle Johnston, Donna Boyer, Deloris Gimbel and Burma Druliner as princesses. FESTIVAL KNAVE OF HEARTS DANCE A Valentine's Day theme was used for the Knave of Hearts Dance this year. The dance was held February 20 after an exciting basketball game against McMinn- ville. Dick Inloes was crowned Knaveg Ken Hedman, Larry Hall, Don Harr and Ed Collier were others on the court. Tra- ditional Valentine colors of red and white were used. A crepe paper ceiling and heart-shaped throne carried out the theme. :-: - ..,. ,g X X lz, X NN ,E 'S ...f vm X if 3 9 . 1 W ., f . Q .- WY X .A .,. f . ww x ,gr W 5. ..., ..., -, 1 Q' 409' Q 5 if iw , 1? kv ' 3535 3 4 Y ' :F 3: Q, J N. ii 'K , xx , A xg W Q . iw, E1 1.1Qq X E36 Md Yi Sf! 'E ,I 2 e 20 Q X' ff y 353352 k Q A . ...,. P f Q.:- es is ,W -. 9:3 . W is Q Q Y mug , f V 5 5,-f ffl ,if , ai? Na' Ne..- Have you ever ordered from a French menu? Dined in the atmosphere of quaint Paris? The juniors and seniors attending the banquet probably came as close to this as they ever will when they attended the annual banquet which preceded the prom. The cafetorium walls were adorned with murals of Parisian scenes. The waitresses wore French aprons and caps, and the waiters had goatees and mustaches, all of which added to the Parisian flavor of the evening. Everyone enjoy- ed the fried chicken served at tables decorated with purple, lavender, and white flowers and candles. Entertainment was provided by the junior girls' sextet who sang April in Paris , Laverne Poet, who sang Sweet Sixteenng and the brass instrumental group. PROM AND BANQUET banquet. Other chairmen included Laverne Poet, Q The, theme of the YFC Prem Paul' was Pink decorations, Mary Dickerson, nut cupsg Eleanore fantasy - fxllee Hamilton and Barry Hubbell Morgan, table decorations, and Alice Hampton, were eebehalffnen .Of the PHVW- The theme was menu and Programs. carried out with pink streamers and roses, and all this plus entertainment provided for the highlight of the year. 56. ,fewff fl yN f-.m-Q.-Mew-assi---Q 1- 3 I -- All the charm of April in Paris became a reality at the junior-senior prom. Apple trees in blossom, an rippl- ing stream, a sidewalk cafe, the Eiffel Tower, and a park in all the glory cf spring added to the enchantment of the evening. Paris has been called a town like a 'Iwoman with flowers in her hair, and so the color scheme was all the beautiful pastel shades of spring flowers. Paris, the ucity of light, became a city of romance and intrigue to those attending as they danced under a starlit Parisian sky. The class of '60 hopes it was a memorable evening for everyone attending. APRIL IN PARIS Queen Carol Ann I was crown- ed at the banquet preceding the prom by Bob Smith, junior class president. l. Juniors busily decorating for the prom. 2. Students enter under a pink and white canopy and walk over a bridge onto the dance floor. 3. Patti Anderson, general chairman of the prom, and her escort, Bill Monroe. 4. Dancing to the band of Van Armitage and the'music of I'April in Paris . 5. Students gather to talk at the sidewalk cafe. vw .fm SENIOR CLASS ACTIVITIES HOWARD ALLEE-Transfer. Boys' League 43 Base- ball 4. , BOB AMRINE-Tiger Knights 1-43 FFA 1-43 Rod and Gun 13 Football 13 One-Act Plays 1-2. DONALD ANDERSON-Rod and Gun 1-4, Vice-Presi- dent 43 Order of the N 2-33 Football 43 Basketball 1-33 Baseball 1-4. TERYL BAILEY-Girls' League 1-43 FHA 1-43 Y-Teens 2-33 Tigerettes 33 Home Room President 13 served at Jr.-Sr. Banquet 2. RACHEL BAKER-Student Council 1-43 Girls' League 1-4, Cabinet 3-43 Tigerettes 33 Tigerettes 4, Secretary 43 Tiger-Teens 4, President 43 Class Secretary 43 Na- tional Honor Society 43 Quill and Scroll 3-43 Chehalem 1-4, Club Editor 43 Band 1-4, Secretary 2, Point Secre- tary 33 Girls' Trio 3-43 Office Staff 43 FHA 1-43 YFC 1-4, Chaplain 43 May Princess 4. JUDY BARROW-Girls' League 1-43 Y-Teens 1-23 Tiger- ettes 33 Tiger-Teens 43 Girls' Glee 2. LARRY BAURER-Tiger Knights 1-43 Order of the N 1-4, President 43 National Honor Society 43 Boy of the Month 43 Class Vice-President 43 Wrestling 1-4: Student Council 4. WALLACE BLIEFERNICH-Order of the N 1-43 Rod and Gun 1-33 Camera and Projector 1-23 Boys' Lea- gue 1-4. JAY BOWLIN-Football 1-23 Boys' League 1-4. AVEN BOUCHER-FFA 13 Boys' League 1-43 Wrestling 1-3-43 Tiger Trons 4. GARY BRANDT-Wrestling 1-2-41 Boys' League 1-43 Order of the N 43 Football 1-33 Track 1-2. BOB BROWN-Chess and Checker 2-3, President 2-3: Radio and Audio Tech, 1-43 Camera and Projector 3-43 Wrestling Manager 13 FFA 1-2. CAROL ANN BROWN-GAA 1-43 FHA 1-43 Tigerettes 33 Girls' League 1-43 FHA Song Leader 23 Choir 43 Operetta 4. JUANITA BROWN-Girls' League 1-43 GAA 4. VERNE BRUCE-Boys' League 1-43 Camera and Pro- jector 1-2. CHRIS BURNSIDE-Tiger Trons 43 Operetta 23 Home Room President 43 Boys' League 1-4. LINDA BURRILL-FHA 1-4, Historian 2, President 43 Boosters 3, Vice-President 33 FTA 4, Vice-President 43 Y-Teens 1-33 Tigerettes 33 Choir 3, Operetta 33 Na- tional Honor Society 43 Tiger Teens 43 Girl of the Month 43 FFA Sweetheart Princess 2-43 Girls' League 1-4. DAVID CAMMACK-Echoes 43 Quill and Scroll 43 Tiger Trons 4, Librarian 43 Boys' League 3-43 YFC 3-4, Quiz Team 43 Boys' League Cabinet 4. IDA MAY CARRICK-Transfer from Philomath High School3 Girls' League 43 Choir 4, Operetta 4. ED Cl-IRISTIE-Order of the N 1-43 Wrestling 1-43 Stagecraft 43 Boys' League 1-4. SYD COLEMAN-Girls' League 1-43 GAA 1-23 Boosters 2-33 Tiger-Teens 4: Y-Teens 33 FHA 1-4, Parliamen- tarian 2, Treasurer 33 Honor Society 3-43 FFA Sweet- heart 33 Girls State 33 DAR Citizenship Award 43 Jr. Girl of the Year 33 One-Act Play 23 Home Room Rep- resentative 13 Home Room President 2-3: Senior Coun- cil 43 Secretary of Public Relations 43 Chairman of Jr.- Sr. Banquet 33 Head Usher at Graduation 33 Served at Jr.-Sr. Banquet 2. ED COLLIER-Audio Tech 43 Football 33 All-Northwest Choir 43 Secretary of Assemblies 43 National Honor Society 43 Boy of the Month 43 Prom Committee Chair- man 33 Choir 4, President 43 Operetta Lead 4. LEE CONWAY-Tiger Knights 1-43 Order of the N 1-43 Boys' League 1-43 Football 1-43 Wrestling 1-43 Rod and Gun 13 FFA 1-2. JANICE CULLEN-Chairman of Prom Committee3 Girls' League 1-4, Cabinet 13 Boosters 23 Tigerettes 33 Ti- ger-Teens 43 Y-Teens 2-33 Home Room Secretary 4. PAT CURRIER-GAA 2-43 FHA 1-4, Treasurer 43 Y-Teens 1-2: Girls' League 1-4. HAZEL DAILEY-Girls' League 1-43 GAA 1-43 Treas- urer 43 FHA 33 YFC 2-43 Home Room Vice-President 4. BURMA DRULINER-GAA 2-43 Girls' League 1-4: Y- Teens 2-33 Tiger Teens 43 Tigerettes 33 Echoes Staff 3-43 Quill and Scroll 3-4, Secretary-Treasurer 43 Sports Festival Princess 43 May Queen 4. PHIL DUDDING-Football 13 Track 1-21 Basketball Manager 13 Wrestling 23 Boys' League 1-4. PATSY ELLIOTT-FHA 1-43 GAA 1-2-41 Girls' League 1-43 FTA 3-43 Tiger Teens 43 Quill and Scroll 43 Tiger Trons 4, Secretary-Treasurer 43 Band 1-4, Secre- tary-Treasurer 43 TYV Honor Band 2-43 Home Room Secretary 23 Honorable Mention Chemistry Award 33 Chehalem 1-43 Served at Jr.-Sr. Banquet 23 Ushered at Graduation 3. GAIL EVEREST-Girls' League 1-43 FHA 1-4, Vice- President 33 GAA 1-2-43 Tigerettes 3-43 Tiger-Teens 43 Y-Teens 2-33 Home Room Secretary 3: One-Act Plays 13 Served at Jr.-Sr. Banquet 23 YFC 2-43 Public Speaking Award 4. GARY EVEREST-Camera and Projector 1-43 Chess and Checker 2-3, Vice-President 33 Radio and Audio Tech 2-33 Rod and Gun 13 Boys' League 1-43 YFC 2-33 Tiger Trons 43 Wrestling 2-31 Band 1. LONNY FENDALL-Student Council 3-43 Student Body President 43 FFA 1-4, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 43 Tiger Knights 1-4, Sergeant 2-43 Band 1-4, TYV Honor Band3 YFC 1-4, President 33 Basketball 1-43 Track 2-33 Hi-Y 23 Class Treasurer 2 . HOWARD FERGUS-Tiger Knights 1-43 Boys' League 1-43 FFA 13 Home Room Vice-President 4. JACK FINDLEY-Football 1-43 Basketball 1-43 Base- ball 1-43 Boys' League 1-43 Order of the N 3-4. MAURICE FINDLEY--Football 1-43 Basketball 1-43 Baseball 1-23 Track 33 Home Room President 43 Or- der of the N 3-43 Boys' League 1-43 Echoes 4. DOROTHY GARLAND-GAA 23 Y-Teens 23 Girls' Lea- gue 1-43 Girls Glee 2, Choir 3, Operetta 3. BOB GATEWOOD-Boys' League 1-43 Wrestling 3-43 Baseball 1-23 Football 1-23 Basketball 13 Checker Champion 3. LINDA GETTY-Band 1-4, Band Manager 2, Music in May 1-2-4, State Band 2, TYV Honor Band 2-43 YFC 1-4, Quiz Team 43 FNA 3-4, President 43 Girls' League 1-43 FHA 1-43 Quill and Scroll 43 Thespians 43 Mas- que Club 43 Plays 1-43 Student Council 43 Chehalem 1-4, Art Editor 43 Y-Teens 1-31 Tigerettes 33 Home Room Secretary 1-2. BOB GIBSON-Football 1-33 Basketball 13 Baseball 1-33 Boys' League 1-43 Stagecraft 1-33 One-Act Play 3. DELORIS GIMBEL-Class Treasurer 13 Y-Teens 2, Rep- resentative 23 FFA Sweetheart 23 FHA 1-33 YFC 13 May Day Princess 13 GAA 1-4, Historian 3, President 43 FHA Songleader 23 Boosters 23 Tigerettes 43 Pep Staff 33 Tiger-Teens 43 Girls' League 1-4Q Y-Teens 2: Sport Festival Court 4. DENNIS GIBBON-Boys' League 1-43 Order of the N 1-43 Rod and Gun Club 2-43 Wrestling Manager 1-2. TIM HAFFEY--Camera and Projector Club 1-23 Audio Tech and Radio Club 2-43 Chess and Checker 2-33 Boys' League 1-43 Stagecraft 23 Student Council 23 Baseball Manager 23 Basketball Manager 2. JEANNE HALL-Girls' League 1-4: Y-Teens 1-3: Tiger- ettes 3: Tiger-Teens 4: One-Act Plays 1-2, Best Actress 2: Thespians 2-4, President 4. LARRY HALL-Tiger Knights 1-3: Order of the N 3-4: Stagecraft 2: Football 1-4:- Basketball 1-4: Baseball 1-2: Track 3. DONALD HARR--Class President 1-2: Hi-Y 2: Rod and Gun 1-3: Tiger Knights 1-4: Boys' League 1-4: Stage- craft 4: Student Council 1-2. GAIL HAMILTON-Girls' League 3-4: Triple Trio 3: GAA 3-4: Tiger-Teens 4: Y-Teens 3. KEN HEDMAN-Boys' League 1-4: Student Council 3-4, Secretary of Building and Grounds 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Hi-Y 2: Rod and Gun 2: Tiger Knights 1-4, Jr. Lt. 3: Captain 4: Order of the N 1-4, Vice-President 4: Echoes 4: Basketball 2-4, Manager 1: Football Manager 1-4: Track Manager 1: November Boy of the Month 4: Knave of Hearts Court 4. DICK HEINZMAN-Boys' League 1-4. SUE HENSHAW-Girls' League 3-4: Y-Teens 3: GAA 3: Tigerettes 4, President 4: Tiger-Teens 4: Tiger Trons 4, President 4: National Honor Society 4: Stu- dent Council 4. SANDRA HILL-Band 1-4, TYV Honor Band' 3-4: Music in May 3: FHA 1-4: GAA 1-4: Tiger-Teens 4: Tigerettes 3: Girls' League 1-4. NELLIE HINDMAN--Girls' League 1-4, Cabinet 3: GAA 1-4, Secretary 4: Y-Teens 3: Tigerettes 3: Quill and Scroll 4: Boosters 3. MARVIN HOCKETT-YFC 1-4: Wrestling 3-4: FFA 1: Rod and Gun 2: Camera and Projector 3-4: Radio and Audio Tech 3-4, President 4: Student Council 4: March Boy of the Month 4. DONNA HODSON-GAA 1: Y-Teens 2-3: Tigerettes 3: Tiger-Teens 4: Girls' League 1-4: Choir 3: Operetta 1-3: FTA 3-4, Historian 3, President 4: Quill and Scroll 3-4, Vice-President 4: Thespians 4: Student Council 4: September Girl of the Month 4: Chehalem 1-4, Co-Editor 4: Served at Jr.-Sr. Banquet 2: George S. Turnall Year- book Award 3: Student Body Plays 1-4, Lead 4: One- Act Plays 2-3, Lead 3. OLIVE HOOVER-GAA 3-4: Girls' League 3-4: Tiger- ettes 3-4: Y-Teens 3: Choir 3: Operetta 3: YFC 3. BETTY HOSKINS-Choir 4, Operetta 4, Swing Choir 4, Girls' Glee 3: FHA 1-4: GAA 1: YFC 2-4: Y-Teens 3: Girls' League 1-4. JUDY HOSKINS--FHA 2-4: GAA 1-4: Girls League 1-4: Y-Teens 1: Tigerettes 3. BILL HUTCHENS-Boys' League 1-4: Rod and Gun 1-4, Secretary 3: Wrestling 1: Football 1-3: Choir 3-4, Op- eretta 3-4. DENNIS INLOES-Boys' League 1-4, Vice-President 4: Order of the N 2-4, Secretary 4: Class Representative 1: ,Class President 4: Baseball 1-4: Home Room Presi- dent 1: Senior Council 4: Served at Jr-Sr. Banquet 2. DICK INLOES-Boys' League 1-4 Stagecraft 4: Home Room President 3-4: Knave of Hearts 4. CAROLYN JOHNSON--Girls' League 1-4: GAA 1: Y- Teens 2-3: Tiger-Teens 4: Tigerettes 4: Choir 2-3: Op- eretta 2-3: YFC 3-4: Library Assistant 4. PAT JOHNSON--GAA 1: Tiger-Teens 4: FHA 1-2: Girls' League 1-4: Quill and Scroll 3-4: Echoes 3-4, News Editor 4: Choir 4, Operetta 4: Y-Teens 4. MARY JOHNSTON-Home Room President 1: Home Room Representative 2: Pep Staff 3, President 3: Boosters 2: Y-Teens 1-3, Secretary 3: Girls' League 1-4, Secretary 3, President 4: Student Council 2-4: Home Room Secretary 4: Class Treasurer 4: Tiger-Teens 4, Treasurer 4: Mardi Gras Princess 2: GAA 1-2: Girls' Trio 4: Girls' State Representative 3: Y-Teens Seabeck Representative 2: Swing Choir 2: December Girl of the Month 3: One-Act Play 1-2: Maypole Dancer 3: FHA 1-3-4: Sports Festival Court 4: YFC 3-4, Secretary 4: Honor Society 4. J- GARY JONES-Order of the N 3-4: Baseball 1-4: Bas- ketball 1-4: Football 1: Boys' League 1-4: Choir 4, Operetta 4. ZULA JONES-Girls' League 1-4: FHA 1-4: Tigerettes 3: Y-Teens 2-3: Choir 3-4, Operetta 3-4, Swing Choir 4: Tiger-Teens 4: GAA 4: Amateur Radio 3: Thespian 4: Student Body Plays 4: YFC 3. LILLY KENDALL-GAA 2-4: Tiger-Teens 4: Girls' League 1-4: FHA 2-3. DONNA JO KING-FHA 1-4 Reporter 2, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4: Girls' League 1-4, Representative 2: Girls' Glee Accompanist 2: Choir 3-4, Operetta 3-4: Library Assistant 4. DAVE KRUG-Football 1-4: Basketball 1-4: Baseball 1-4: Boys' League 1-4 President 4: Order of the N 2-4: Tiger Knights 2-4: Class President 3: Student Council 1-2. KEN LANG-Boys' League 1-4: Baseball 1-2. ROSEMARY LEE-GAA 1-4: Girls' League 1-4: FHA 1-3, Cabinet 2: Tigerettes 3: Y-Teens 2: Student Coun- cil 1-3-4: Boosters 3: Quill and Scroll 3-4: Echoes 3-4, Co-Editor 3, Co-Managing Editor 4, TYV Press Club Newspaper President 4: YFC 1: Girl of the Month 4: Yamhill County Commercial Contest 2: Journalism Award 3. LETHA LITFIN-Girls' League 1-4: FHA 1-4: GAA 4: FNA 3-4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Historian 3: YFC 3-4. DORIS McBRIDE-Girls' league 1-4, Cabinet 3: GAA 1-4: Y-Teens 3: Tiger-Teens 4: FHA 1-2: Tigerettes 3: Mardi Gras Princess 2: Class Treasurer 3: Office Staff 4. HARVEY MEIER-Wrestling 3: Boys' League 1-4: Choir 3-4, Operetta 3-4: YFC 3-4. JOHN MELHASE-Boys' League 1-4: Quill and Scroll 3-4: Echoes 3: Wrestling 1. GERALDINE MEYER-Girls' League 1-4: GAA 1-L: Y- Teens 2-3: Boosters 2: Office Staff 4: Tigerettes 3: Maypole Dancer 3: Student Council 3-4: Tiger-Teens 4, Vice-President 4: Pep Staff 3-4, President 4: May Prin- cess 4. NANCY MOAD-GAA 1-2: Y-Teens 2-3: Choir 3-4, Op- eretta 3-4, Summer Music Camp 3: Girls' Glee 2: Girls' League 1-4. PRISCILLA MOFFITT-FHA 3-4: Girls' League 1-4. BILL MONROE-Transferred from Fleming High School 4: Football 4: Basketball 4: Boys' League 4: Order of N 4: Baseball 4. MARY ORR-GAA 1-4: FHA 1-4, Song Leader: Y- Teens 2-3: Tigerettes 4: FFA Sweetheart Princess 3: Choir 3-4, Operetta 2-4, Triple Trio 3: Girls' Glee 2: Home Room Secretary 3. SHARON ORWIG-Girls' League 1-4: GAA 1-4: Y-Teens 1-2: Tiger-Teens 4: Pep Staff 3: Choir 2-4: Swing Choir 4: Operetta 2-4: Home Room Secretary 4: May- pole Dancer 3. BEVERLY PACK-Girls' League 1-4: FHA 1-4: GAA 4. DONNA PARKS--Y-Teens 1-3: Girls' League 1-4: FHA 2-4: GAA 2-4: YFC 1-2. RUSSEL PARRY-Boys' League 1-4: Stagecraft 4: Home Room President 4. GINA PEEK-Girls' League 1-4, Cabinet 3: Student Coun- cil 1-2-4, Student Body Co-Treasurer: Chehalem 1-4, Co-Editor 4: GAA 1-4, Secretary 3: Boosters 3, Secretary 3: Y-Teens 1-3: Tiger-Teens 4: Prom Chairman 3: Honor Society 3-4: Quill and Scroll 3-4: Thespians 3-4, Point Secretary 4: One-Act Plays 1-2, Business Manager 4: Student Body Play 3: Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award 4: Class Secretary 3: October Girl of the Month 4: Head Usher at Graduation 3. ROD PELSON-Boys' League 1-4: Rod and Gun 1-3: Wrestling 3. JAN PETERS--GAA 1-4: FHA 3-4: Tiger-Teens 4: Girls' League 1-4: Girls' Glee 2: Choir 3-4, Operetta 2-4. GARY PETERSON-Camera and Projector 1-2: Rod and Gun 1-2: Tiger Knights 2-4: Baseball Manager 2: Or- der of the N 2-4: Student Council 4: Thespians 2-4: Honor Society 4: Chehalem 1-2: Student Body Plays 1-4: One-Act Plays 2-3: Diretcor OneAct Play 4: Boys' Lea- gue 1-4: Basketball 1-2: Best Actor 3. LARRY PETERSON-Boys' League 1-4: Order of the N 3-4: Football 4: Wrestling 3-4: Basketball 1: Base- ball 2-4: Stagecraft 4. BOB POWELL-Boys' League 2-4: Band 2-4: Served at Jr.-Sr. Banquet 2. MARY LOIS RITTENHOUSE-Girls' League 1-4: GAA 1-2: Y-Teens 2-3: Boosters 2-3: Tigerettes 3: One Act Play 1-2: Student Council 3: Pep Staff 4: Tiger- Teens 4, Secretary 4: Senior Council 4: Office Assistant 4. MARIA ROBISON-FNA 3-4: FHA 3-4: YFC 3-4: GAA 1: Girls' League 3-4. DAVE ROEDEL-FFA 1-4, Sentinel 3, President 4, Chapter Mechanic Award 4, State Farmer Award 4, Home Room President 4: Basketball 1-3: Boys' League 1-4: National Honor Society 4: Rod and Gun 1-2. DONNA ROYER-FHA 2-3: GAA 2-3: Tiger-Teens 3: Tigerettes 4: Student Council 4: Girls' League 2-4, Cabinet 4: Y-Tteens 2-3: FTA 4: Sports Festival Prin- cess 4: Maypole Dancer 3: Quill and Scroll 3-4: Echoes Staff 3: Student Body Play 2. JAMIE SANDOZ-YFC 1-4, Vice-President 3, President 4: Camera and Projector 1-4, President 4: Band 1-4, Pep Band 4, TYV Honor Band 2-4: Home Room Presi- dent 3: Plays 1-4: Thespians 4: Radio and Audio Tech- nicians 4: Tiger Trons 4: Boys' League 1-4: Student gimuncil 4, Chaplain 4: Baseball 1: Wrestling 3: Masque ub. 4. LARRY SAUSE-Boys' League 1-4: Wrestling 1-2: Home Room President 1-2: Track 1-3. VIRGINIA SAUSE-GAA 1-4: Girls' League 1-4: Quill and Scroll 3-4 President 4: Co-Editor of Echoes: Che- halem Staff 1: FNA 3-4: Treasurer of TYV Press Club 4: Student Council 3-4: January Girl of the Month: Journalism Award: TB Editorial Certificate of Achieve- ment. KAREN SCOTT-GAA 1-4, Point Chairman 4: FHA 3-4, Reporter 8, Secretary 4: Tigerettes 4: Y-Teens 3: Girls' League 1-4. CAROL ANN SENTER-GAA 1-3: Class Representative 4: Senior Council 4: Student Council 4: Tiger-Teens 4: FHA 1-3: Boosters 2: Yell Leader 3, Vice-President 3: Secretary of Activities 4: Office Staff 4: May Day Prin- cess 3: Sports Festival Queen 4: YFC 4, Reporter 4: Choir 4, Operetta 4: Girls' League 1-4: Home Room Secretary 3. BENNY SHIRES-Camera and Projector 1-4, President 3, Secretary 2-4: YFC 1-4: Choir 1-4, Secretary 4, Swing Choir 3-4, Triple Trio 3: Tigerettes 3: Tiger- 'geetns 4: Operetta 2-4: Girls' League 1-4: Library ta f 4. LOREN SHROCK-I-Ii-Y 1: Boys' League 1-4, Secretary 4: Order of N 2-4: National Honor Society 4: Band 1-4, Student Director 2-4, TYV Honor Band 1-4, Music in May 2-3, All-Northwest Band 4: Tiger Knights 1-4: Bas- ketball 1: Wrestling 2-4: Student Council 1-4: Home Room President 1-2. ROSEMARY SKENE-Chehalem 1-2 Thespian 3-4: Cam- era and Projector 2-4: Girls' League 1-4: YFC 2-4, Quiz Team 4: FNA 4: Student Body Play 2: Tiger- Trons 4: Winner Auxiliary Essay Contest 3: Served at Jr-Sr. Banquet 2. JUDY SMITH-Chehalem 1-4, Write-Up Editor 4: Boost- ers 2-3: GAA 1-4, Historian 2: Girls' League 1-4: Ti- ger-Teens 4: Y-Teens 2-3: Student Council Representa- tive 2: May Day Princess 3: Secretary of Student Body 4: Quill and Scroll 3-4: Thespians 3-4, Secretary 4: Na- tional Honor Society 3-4, Vice-President 4: December Girl of the Month 4. KATHERINE SMITH-GAA 3-4: Tiger-Teens 4: Na- tional Honor Society 4: Student Body Co-Treasurer 4: Girls' League 2-4: Tigerettes 3: Y-Teens 3. LONNIE SULLIVAN-Boys' League 1-4: Baseball 1-4. PI-IYLLIS TAUTFEST-GAA 1-4, Vice-President 4: Y- Teens 4: Tiger Teens 4: Boosters 3: Girls' League 1-4: Student Council 1-2, Office Assistant 3. GAIL THOMPSON-YFC 2-4: Girls' League 2-4: Camera and Projector 2-3: GAA 3-4: FTA 3-4: Tiger Teens 4: Tiger Trons 4, Reporter 4: National Honor Society 4: Student Body Play 3: Operetta 2: Served at Jr. Sr. Ban- quet 2: Usher at Graduation 3. .IUDIE TURNER-GAA 1-4: Y-Teens 2-3: Tigerettes 3: Tiger-Teens 4: Girls' League 1-4: Office Staff 3: FNA 3: Echoes 4, Ad Manager 4: Quill and Scroll 4. KEN VANDEN HOEK-FFA 1-4, Secretary 4: Home Room President 3: Band 1-4, President 4, TYV Honor Band 1-4, Pep Band 4: Student Council 4: YFC 1-4, Song Leader 3-4, Vice-President 4. JANICE VEATCH-Band 1-2, Honor Band 2: FHA 1-4: Girls' League 1-4: FTA 4: Y-Teens 2-3: Tiger-Teens 4: YFC 3-4: Library Staff 4: FFA Sweetheart Princess 3. ESTELLE WALKER-Girls',League 1-4: FHA 1: Echoes 3. HELEN WALKER-YFC 1-4: Tigerettes 3: FHA 3-4: Office Staff 4: Camera and Projector 1-2: Girls' Les- gue 1-4. MARVIN WALKER--Thespians 3-4: Boys' League 1-4: Choir 2-4, Music in May 3, All-Northwest Chorus 4: Student Council 2-3: Order of the N 1-4: YFC 1-4: Ti- ger Trons 4: Swing Choir 3-4: Operetta Lead 3: Che- halem 1-4, Business Manager 3: Waiter for Jr-Sr. Ban- quet 2: Usher at Graduation 3: Rod and Gun 1-4: Stage- craft 3-4: Quill and Scroll 4. LEA WARE-Honor Society 3-4: Quill and Scroll 3-4: May Day Princess 1: Chehalem Staff 1-4, Art Editor 3, Assistant Editor 4: Girls' League 1-4: GAA 2-4: Y-Teens 1-3: Tiger-Teens 4: Student Council 4: Pep Staff 3-4, President 4, Boosters 2: FHA 3-4, Song Leader 4: Choir 2-4, Treasurer 3, Operetta 2-4: Class Secretary 2. EDDIE WEICKUM-Transfer from Reynolds High, Ore- gon: Boys' League 4. BEN WEISSHAAR-Order of the N 1-4: Boys' League 1-4: Band 1-4, TYV Honor Band 3-4, Music in May 3, Pep Band 4: Student Body Play 3: Basketball Manager 1-2: Football 1-4: Wrestling 3. BARBARA WHITMAN-Band 1-3, Secretary 3: Girls' League l-4: FHA 1-3, Parliamentarian 3: Tiger-Teens 3: FNA 3: Y-Teens 3: GAA 2-3. Jfiyliial WIGIIT-Boys' League 1-4: Football 1-3: Basket- a 1. HILDA WILKINS-Girls' League 1-4: FNA 3. GARY WINDSOR-Rod and Gun 1-2: Chehalem 1: Boys' League 1-4. MARILYN WINTERS-Girls' League 1-4, Treasurer 4: Tigerettes 3: Y-Teens 3: Tiger-Teens 4: Choir 2-4, Pianist 2-4, Girls' Trio 3-4: YFC 1-4, Reporter 2, Secre- tary 3, Quiz Team 2-4: National Honor Society 3-4, Sec- retary-Treasurer 4: Student Body Play 4: Student Coun- cil 4: Home Room Secretary 2: Class Representative 3. GREGG WIRFS-Football 1-4: Basketball 1-4: Track 1-3: Order of the N 2-4: Boys' League 1-4. DICK VYOODHOUSE-Class Vice-President 3: Choir 2-3, Vice-President 3: Rod and Gun 1-4, President 3: Boys' League 1-4: Student Council 3-4: Student Body Vice- President: Order of the N 2-4: Wrestling 2-4: Foot- ball 1-4: Track 2-3: February Boy of the Month 4: Honorable Mention TYV Football 4: Second'in District Wrestling 4. JOYCE WRIGHT-GAA 1-4: Girls' League 1-4: Student Body Play 3. SPONSORS These businesses have given their support to the Chehalem. VVe, the sta by patronizing the following establishments: Ar'chie's Food Store A ,Kr W Root Beer Bargain City Market Bell's Cafe Best Cleaners Billeter Jewelry Bob's Auto Company The Book Store Bowman's Cafe Brown Funeral Home Buckley's Cannery and Locker Butler Chevrolet Co. Christie's Shell Service Station Chuck's Coffee Shop Coast-to-Coast Stores College Pharmacy Cumming's Shoe Store I Ferguson Rexall Drugs First National Bank Fred Herring Gainer's Cash Grocery Parrett Hardware Hamner Drugs Inloes Motors Johnson Sz Hedman Johnson Furniture Co. J ohn's Texaco Service -Station John Wanner Keizur's Shoes Union Oil Co. Kenny N ewlin Motors Loyd's Men's and Women's Apparel Martin Redding nsurance Kr Real Estate Dairy Queen Milady Beauty Salon Darby's Restaurant Dick Krohn's Miller's Mercantile Co. Model Laundry Appliance Center Mom and Pops Dolash Realty McCready Lumber Yards , Nellie's Pink Room Doug s Chevron Service Station Newberg Auto Parts Don Shield's Furniture Newberg Bowl Drews Jewelry Store N ewberg Graphic Farmers Feed Store Newberg Cleaners 72 ope you will acknowledge this help N ewberg Laundry Newberg Variety Nickell's Automotive J. C. Penney Co. 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