Oregon City High School - Hesperian Yearbook (Oregon City, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1954 volume:

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Iunior High Editor Student Photographers ..,..... Annice Roberts Iackie Buchholz Katherine Garrow Paul Hood Ioan Gottiield Denise Bryant Ann Curry Iva Mae Bouse Darlene Erickson Iulia Weninger . ...,..... Dee Dee Dunrnire Iackie Blair Arlene Dennison Art Schudde Kenneth Potter Commercial Photographers ....... ................ B ill Hupp Harold McCall I 1 . xo 1 if: 'Q l V x 2 , . ,JJ Wy' s, 'Qu vq ww .A J? 'Nr A ,1 517' :9' The manner in which the many student organizations and , their leaders plan and carry to successful com- pletion, a varied proaram ol activities, indicates, that the ref sponsibilities ot their adult lives will be met con- fidently, and handled with thorouah- ness and capability. Mr. Barnett ADMINISTRATION Durina the years you have been enjoying the hiah school, you have learned from your stu' dies about the freedoms enjoyed in the American way ol lite, which is founded on respect for the riahts of all others. Your school activities! have helped you to better und .t d ' b - ' ' ers an and apply the Golden Rule in your daily re sponsibilities, With this foundation ot qood cit- 0 k izenship, we believe you will make this -r. A I community a better place than .44 I ' you now find it L. A. Kinq 'IO , FP I 1 604- Qwqolb 15 900 W . fr I oooqfo 001-J, 4 J ' -v l comb V 48. K ' ,bm QWOQ lol-,. I .QU x x, 409064, P915 f QW Wd Qvlol 9,7 Gam, Q llffg va I' 43045 QI A. 01' Q90 U' Q O 0 'Usa 0150130 Q 'foo V be '91- - SENIORS rw X ' . 1' ,J 'E Islilw ...g :iv ,xx NX 'F f W-9i!1'F lhh-2 'kc I?g,. N I g K , , . , . 4 R , . .K - f.,ggm,4r 'f . :-:. V wi ' A ,I gg i':-wig .xl .ji ' we ,4 ,5 -vb npr ..a,,y. 1' 'Liu id lv, Q X1 1 X 'X 4 5 wi Qzsggg E -fa dy' , K N. MW R -'xx K .hwurfl-YL ,KJ .-unfs A M A 0 -stt- ,MV ,-we f A' . ,, ,. iv' M 3 nu. .gk H .M .. . - fy? . 'W .kd ML, K fbosbtinv-f , f , ,, -'f',.Id'PPW ,N 1, M , M. ,,,-W T . -. ..- . .. q,,,,w.,: xt. . . f- X- ,f k'34',1-4. President: Sherman Rutherford .,g,, f .W Vice President: Ethel Stanley ,x . 5, 9 ,, d E1'E:'V' Secretary: Ivo Mae Bouse iv Patricia Alice Alexander Born: August 18, 1936. Likes: Food and fun. Greatest Regret: My loud mouth. Last Words: Go get 'em O.C. Shirley Amold Favorite Activity: Slumber parties, Rally Squad. Most Vivid Memory: Grave yard alter Hillsboro Qflme- G r e a t e st Regret: Carol, Mag, Iackie, and being called Shirley Mae. Last Words: Toodle Noodle. Burton Aus Likes: Parliamentary la W. quartet harmonizing. Ambition: To sell typewrit- ers for every home. Favorite S u b i e C t: MOHTOE' Harry Leach. Most Vivid Memory: Singing inthe National F.F.A. Chorus, being a Hi-Y Sen- ator. Pat Barnes Nickname: Barney Favorite S a y i n g: What's the matter Mom, don't you like little kids? Ambition: To travel. Ray Bartley Born: December 28, 1935. Likes: Bob, Carl, Chuck, Ed- die, and food. Dis 1 ik e sz Undependable people. Favorite Subject: Algebra. Motto: Never again, Louin Beard Likes: Girls, and easy tests. Favorite Activity: Football, hunting, and fishing. Pet Peeve: Sour 1 o o k i n g teachers. Favorite S u bj e c t: Study Hall. Lucky Day: The day Beak came to town. ,---- ....-...... Favorite Activity: M a j o r- ettes. Most Vivid Memory: Our camping trip. Motto: Like them all 'till you know which one to love. last Words: Toodle Noodle. Gerald Blair Born: March 4, 1953. Pet Peeve: Kids who shoot me with spit wads. Ambilifm- farmer. Last Words: So long and 1 hope the s c h o ol wins every football game. Iva Bouse Nickname: Norma. Favorite Activity: 49'ers, I. RC. Motto: Tomorrow we diet, Last Words: Toodle Noodle. Herberta Broolu Born: May 28, 1953. Nickname: Herbie. Likes: 1-len's and Skip's slumberless slumber tys. Favorite Activity: G.L., tending l'm Hoppy. Most Vivid Memory: Foot- ball Queen '53. Ioyce Brown Born: May 19, 1935. Likes: Bob and Fords. F a v o rite Saying: Hey, what's doin.' Most Vivid Memories: Iuly 19, 1953, summer ot 1953, lanuary 3, 1953, March 7, 1953. Charles Bockelman Likes: Apple pie a la mode. Most Vivid Memory: Putting out the first Elevator. Favorite Saying: Plant me now and dig me later. Ambition: To be a comma later. Dick Bolt: Likes: Norma. Nickname: B1ots. Most Vivid Memory: Octo- ber 19, '52, Last Words: Live and Learn. Larry Brown Born: Iune 19, 1935. Favorite Activity: Fishing and hunting. Greatest Regret: School. Lucky Day: Shen 1 gradu- ate. Motto: Don't do today what you can do tomorrow. Sharon Brown Born: October 23, 1936 Dislikes: Smart Sophs. Pet Peeve: Letters. Last Words: 1 did itl Katie Brumbaugh Bom: Iuly 4, 1936. Likes: F r i e n d ly people, dancing, and skiing. Favorite Activity: Ski Club, C.I.V. Ambition: To go to O,S,C, Last Words: Toodle Noodle. Denise Bryant Likes: Slumber parties. Nickname: Denny. Favorite Activity: V.l.V., Y- Teens, and l.R.C. Most Vivid Memory: Our camping trip. Last Words: Toodle Noodle. Iacquellne Buchhol: Nickname: lackie. Likes: Skip's and l'1en's par- ties. Most Vivid Memory: Grave- yard, our camping trip. Last Words: Toodle Noodle. Everett Buttolph Likes: Coconut, pineapple, and a certain girl. Nickname: Ev. Favorite Activity: Dancing and Wrestling. Favorite Subject: Chorus. Iolm Chambers Bom: Iuly 13, 1936. Lucky Day: Last day of school. Dislikes: English. Last Words: 1'll be around. Harry Christiansen Born: Iune 17, 1936. Likes: Baseball and swim- ming. Dislikes: English. Favorite Subject: Algebra. CarlClapp Likes: Toni, Chinese food. Ambition: To be successful. Motto: Today is to tomorrow you feared yesterday. Last Words: 1t's been fun all the way. nvuv vu us lvl Likes: Everything in gen- eral. Ambition: To get a job. Dislikes: School. Lucky Day: When 1 saw the light. Pet Peeve: Cliques. Ann Curry Likes: Lemonade and slum- ber parties. Greatest Regret: My locker. Favorite Saying: Really. Ambition: To be able to ski Ike. lane Dooyen Born: 1938 in Minnesota. Likes: People and boys, too. Greatest Regret: Being for- getful. Last Words: Goodbye O.C. Laura DuBell Likes: To write essays. Most Vivid Memory: O.C.- W.L. game. Favorite Subiect: Cafeteria work. Motto: Little strokes fall big oaks. Bob Esstg Born: September 14, 1936. Favorite Activity: Going to games, F.F.A. Pet Pe-eve: People trying to get your locker combina- tion. Ambition: To get through O.S.C. Darlene Erickson Likes: Slumber parties and fried shrimp. Favorite Activity: 49'ers, G. L. council and I.R.C. Motto: Eat, drink and be merry, for maybe I'll gain some weight. Greatest Regret: lva, and and being small. Vlrqlnla Curry F a v o ri t e Activity: Skip's, Hen's and C.1.V. parties. Most Vivid Memory: Mt. Hood spring vacation '53 and the fishing trip. Likes: Someone at W.L. Favorite Saying: 1 feel like a dill. Dick Dambach Bom: August 16, 1936. Motto: Don't do today what you can put off until to- morrow. Ambition: A little. Last Words: Gaiety is the spice of life. Carol 1-'elblclr Born: lune 13, 1936. Favorite Activity: C.I.V., ski- ing and swimming. Most Viv i d Memory: Ski trips '51 to '54. Last Words: Toodle Noodle. Arlene Fischer Likes: Parties, tried shrimp. F a o rite Activity: Swim- ming. Most Vivid Memory: The summer oi '53 at O.S.C. Pet Peeve: Iulis's BRIGHT ideas. Ambition: To go to college. Bruce Fosberg Nickname: Fosdick the Fear- less. Favorite Activity: Skipping. Greatest Regret: Coming to school. Motto: One for all and all for one. Verda Frtck Favorite Activity: Flunking physics tests. Pet Peeve: Laurie's tant- rums. Favorite Saying: I don't know. Motto: Live while you're alive. Iacqueline Sue Frost Likes: Parties, people, and food. Nickname: Frosty. Favorite Activity: C.I.V., ski parties, and Rally squad. Most Vivid Memory! Sprint! vacation ski party '53, Ambition: To be tall. Iames Gage Dislikes: Girl's white shoes. Favorite Activity: S k i i n g with Beak. Favorite Subject: Drafting. Ambition: Butcher or gun- smith. Katherine Garrow Dislikes: Bad grades. Favorite Activity: Watching T.V. Ambition: Private Secretary. Last Words: After twelve years 1'm speechless. Larry Gentry Born: September 5, 1936. Likes: Everybody. Favorite Activity: E a t i n g and getting 1's in all my classes. Pet Peeve: Girls with big boy friends. Dale Gibson Born: December 18, 1934, Idaho. Likes: Most anything. Dislikes: Wise cracks. Last Words: Live today, die Shirley Green tomorrow. Ioan Gottfried Born: May 15, 1937. Likes: Slumber parties, toot- ball, and a blue Dodge. Favorite Activity: M a j o r- ettes. Most Vivid Memory: Sep- tember 22, 1950 and sum- Brltte Marte Graff Likes: New Years Eve. Most Vivid Memory: New Years Eve '53, Favorite Activity: Celebrat- inq New Years Eve. Last Words: Happy New Year. Iohn Graham Likes: The accumulation of food at our cafeteria table. Dislikes: Getting caught. Pet Peeve: Owens passing in physics. Favorite Activity: Hunting Bear. Born: March 15, 1936. Likes: People in general. F a v o r i t e Activity: Lunch table conventions. Last Words: Be good, have friends. Shari Guinan Likes: Midnite swims. Nickname: Tex. Lucky Day: November, 1953. Most Vivid Memory: Decem- ber 11, 1953. Sharon Gunther Nickname: Gun. Greatest Regret: Being a spoiled brat. Lucky Day: Ianuary 18, 1953. Favorite Subject: Ron. Ambition: To be a success- ful housewife. Wallace Harding Born: Ianuary 15, 1936. Nickname: Beaver. Favorite Activity: Athletics Dislikes: People with foot in-mouth disease. Ambition: Pro baseball. Robert Hauck Born: April 11, 1936. Favorite Saying: Call Kid- man. Nickname: Rocks. Lucky Day: Open. Martlee Heagle Likes: Melvin. Pet Peeve: Cliques. Greatest Regret: Lewistown is so far away. Ambition: What's that? Last W o r d s: Cheer up, chuml Yvonne Henschel Likes: Parties, iood,b1ack curly hair. Most vivid memory: Mt. Hood '51 to '54, summer of '52. Nickname: Hen. Favorite Activity: Rally Squad, C.1.V. Last Words: Toodle Noodle. Paul Waylon Hood Dislikes: Fords and P90919 who don't like myicar. Favorite Saying: Who knows what the Nose knows? Speak Beak. Ambition: To be happily married to a girl as good as Larry's. Beverly Hopkins Born: November 1936, Glad- stone, Oregon. Nickname: Happy, thanks to Mr. Lesser. Greatest Regret: Sophs in my Iunior class. Bob Hunter Born: Ghost town oi Peabo. Idaho. Likes: Marilyn Monroe. Nickname: Bobert. Last Words: It was a chore, but that's all for '54. G- J Connie Hieb Born: October 6, 1936, Mer. rill, Wisconsin. Likes: Hot Days, Ambition: Get out of school in one piece. Last Words: Life is a pic- ture, paint it well, Delores Hinkle Likes: Dill pickles and ore chestra. Most Vivid Memory: Or- chestra trip to Victoria. Favorite Saying: If you can't stop, wave as you go by. Last Words: Good luck to the class of '54. Lorna Hoffman Likes: A certain someone. Most Vivid Memory: De- cember 18, 1953. Greatest Regret: December 19, 1953. Motto: You can't take it with you, spend it now, Last Words: Goodbye. lack Hogg Nickname: Oink. Likes: Girls, food, and cars. Favorite Saying: Yeah, it's getting tough all over. Most Vivid Memory: Coast '53 Last Words: No, Uncle Sam, No!! Bill Howell Likes: Singing. Favorite Activity: Going the wrong way up one- way streets. Pet Peeve: Crowded lock- Nadeen Holsworth ers' Pat Huskey Born: September 22, 1935. Dislikes: Teachers. Ambition: Radio Operator. Last Words: Why worry when you can pray. Laurie Iames Born' April 7 1936 Likes. Movies, coffee, danc ing. Dislikes: People who crack their gum. Most Vivid Memory: Senior class play. Pet Peeve: Verda's poor English. Bette Kamrath Born: December 5, 1935. Likes' Vernon and food Dislikes. Living so far oi. Ambition: Get married. Beverly Kuup Likes: Iim and the girls. Nickname: Bev. Favorite Activity: C.1.V. and ski parties. Motto: Be wise in what Likes: Green '39 Fords. Last Words: Eat, drink, and Favorite Activity: Being be merry- with the Qifls- Alice Hunter GYQUTQS1 Reqretf Oflobef Favorite Activity: Dancing 25. 52- with Don. Pet Peeve: Beina tickled. Lucky Day: Iune 1954. Pet Peeve: This too-young and too-old stage. Last Words: Here 1 come. Honey! you do. Last Words: Toodle Noodle. Ierold Keith Born: Iuly 26, 1936 in Okla- homa. Nickname: Ierry. Pet Peeve: Dates. Ambition: To become of age. 1 fr il' Kidman Iim Livingston Likes: Yvonne. Likes: Q 'T Nickname: Le Roy Brownoz. Favorite Activity: SFU., hunting, and ath1etiCS- pposie sex. Favorite Activity: Skating. Ambition: Make good. Last Words' A , . men. Greatest Regret: Not being Pat Long T . UTZGD Mary Edith Knox Likes: Potlucks and the beach. I Greatest Regret: Losmq 10 Hillsboro. Nickname: 7'Edith. V Favorite Activity: Hesperi- and lRC, Last Words: Toodle Noodle. Patsy Lane Likes: Wayne. Pet Peeve: Short Furloughs. Favorite Saying: Maybe there's a letter today. Motto: A stranger could be a friend you just haven't met. Ioy Bengston Lilly Born: August 5, 1935, Likes: Dick and Chinese food. Lucky Day: May 14, 1953. Favorite Saying: Yeah, it is! Last Words: 'Bye OC. Ianice Lettenmaler Born: August 7, 1936. Dislikes: Conceited people.- Lucky Day: Iuly 22, 1953. Favorite Activity: Listening to l.arry's sax, Maioret- tes. Lomu Lee Born: May 7, 1936, Dislikes: Selfish people and someone who says I can't. Nickname: Lela. Last Words: Keep Smiling --it's not so tough. Favorite Saying: lf God be for us, who can be against us? Born: April 26, 1936. Favorite Activity: C.l.V., Rally squad. Most Vivid Memory: First football game '5l. Last Words: Toodle F Me , Nickname: Deed Most Vivid Memory: First week oi driving class. Greatest Regret: Not going Don Mabee Born: December 17, 1937. Likes: Track and Soph girls. Favorite Saying: Old Toad. Favorite Activity: Drafting. Most Vivid Memory: The day Mr, Obrien smiled at me. Duane Manwiller Likes: Most everything. Nickname: Dannie. Most Vivid Memor : Ruth- Y erford's barn, Lucky Day: When I get a car. Favorite Subject: Music. Marlene Marshall Favorite Activity: Going to the beach at 3 A.M. Greatest Regret: Leaving Ye Ol' Elevator Staff. Favorite Saying: l-le's a man--1 like him! Audrey Ann Maserek Born: lune 24, 1936, Marsh- all, Minnesota. Most Vivid Memory: Pat A. and her little white chariot. Pet Peeve: People who won't believe l'm bash- ful and whiny voiced people. Ambition: Medical Tech- nology. Dick Matcovich Likes: Clyde and Amo, Most Vivid Memory: The Kinsey Report. Favorite Activity: Bettering relations between Qwens and the U. S, Marines, Ambition: Keep Serres sin- ale. to football games. Maxine McKee Motto: C4 and By. Last Words: After 12 years 1'm speechless. Maurice Maaq Born April ll, 1936. Likes: Most girls. Dislikes: Most girls, Motto: Do it while you can. LlkeS3 Noflyn, chocolate cokes, and being with the girls. Nickname: Mack, Favorite Activity: Norlyn, Greatest Regret: Navy, Favorite Saying: There we was! S Wesley Morton Likes: Motorcycles. Nickname: Wes. L Favorite Subject: .. , ., Iean Messner Lucky Day: Graduation Born: .july 19, 1936. Likes: Fattening foods. Dislikes: Gaining weight. Ambition: Get married. Pet Peeve: Senior boys who act like Sophomores. Charles Misley Likes: Sports. Nickname: Chuck. Favorite Activity: Baseball, football, and basketball. Ambition: Pro b a s e b all player. Dislikes: Scrawny - Necked people. Kenneth Moore Born: july 19, 1936. Likes: Girls. Dislikes: Being called a lov- er boy. Nickname: Ken. Favorite Subject: Shop. Last Words: Good-by. Alan Moot 'Y Born: May 5, 1935. Likes: joan. Favorite Activity: Football and Sunday nights. Ambition: Get rid oi little blue Dodge. Last Words: 1 made itt Shirley Morris Likes: Ernie. Favorite Activity: Driving. Ambition: To get married. Lucky Day: lune 17, 1953. Favorite Saying: W a n t a Run it? Charles Morrow Born: August 2, 1935. Nickname: Chuck. Favorite Activity: Sports. Last Words: lt's been fun. Favorite Subject: Physics. Day. Otto Moll Likes: A certain sophomore girl. Dislikes: Uncle Sam. Nickname: Mottski Smithi- son. Last Words: 1' Walking be- 1-1 Terry Moyer Likes: Saxophone and Pogo. Favorite Subject: Band. Pet Peeve: Out of tune Sax- ophones and gossips. Ambition: Stay out of poli- tics. Eldo R. Murphy Born: August 14, 1937. Likes: Women. Dislikes: Gossips. Greatest Reg ret: Thug 1 didn't buy a wig. Motto: Hit'em again, harder! orraine Nash Likes: Anything that isn't good for me. Nickname: Pinkie or Lorrie. Favorite Activity: lt ain't playing cricket! Greatest Regret: That Dad couldn't see me graduate. Favorite Subject: Art and a certain fellow. Iune Neumann Born: june 1, 1935. Likes: Music and a certain GUY- Pet Peeve: Milking cows. Lest Words: lt's been fun. Iennie Nixon Born: On the National Holi day. Nickname: Uncomplimen tary, thanks to Boltz. Likes: Willamette U. Favorite Activity: L u n c h table conventions. Mary Lou Nutt Likes: That would be tell ing. Nickname: Nutsy. Favorite Activity: Trips to Bend. Most Vivid Memory: Bend '52 and '53, Lucky Day: lt's a coming. Leland Nyswonger Born: October 16, 1936. Likes: Baseball and girls. Nickname: Lee. Ambition: Pro b a s e b all player. Motto: Keep it clean. Joann Olson Born: April 20, 1936. Likes: Bud and people in general. Most Vivid Memory: Janu- ary 2, 1953. Favorite Subject: Math from Bauer. Favorite Saying: No letter today. Kenneth Osbum Born: March 4, 1936. Likes: Katie. Greatest Regret: Duel pipes. Favorite Activity: Going to W.L. at noon. Last Words: 1-love tun. Barbara Ostrander Bom: May 14, 1936. Dislikes: The Navy. Nickname: Barbie or Bob- bie. Most Vivid Memory: luly 5 and October 31, 1953. Favorite Saying: O.K.! lack Owens Likes: To eat. Dislikes: The process by which we become edu- cated. Favorite Activity: Basketball and tennis. Ambition: Coach. Carol Patterson Born: August 6, 1936. Likes: 1-lot dogs. Dislikes: Onions. F a v o r i t e Activity: Rally squad. Last Words: Toodle Noodle. Kenneth Patterson Born: March 1, 1934. Likes: Girls. Dislikes: Onions. Nickname: Ken. Last Words: 1'm through! Ioyce Perkins Born: lune 30, 1936. Likes: Good music. Shirley Kendall Dislikes: Cats. Most Vivid Memory: Sum- mer '53. L u c k y Day: October 25, 1953. Last Words: 1t's been fun. Gale Persyn Likes: Skippy. Favorite Activity: B u y i n g hot-rod magazines. Lucky Day: lune 16, 1953. Favorite Subject: Skip and hot rods. Annice Roberts Bom: lanuary ll, 1937. Greatest Regret: Being quiet and bashful. Motto: There's a great day coming, manana. Most Vivid Memory: The last nine years. Ambition: To get through college. ' a Elvard Porter Born: lanuary 17, 1936. Likes: Apple pie a la mode. Motto: Keep your chin up. Favorite Subject: Football. Bob Haney Helen Roley Born: September l, 1936. Likes: Food. Nickname' Chicken Favorite Activity: Eating. Favorite Saying: 1 do' know Sherman Rutherford Ambition: Dreamer! Lucky Day: When 1 get drafted Pet Peeve. P e o ple who jump the cafeteria line. Favorite Saying: We don't learn much but we sure have fun. Robert Schassen Born: lanuary 18, 1936. Favorite Activity: Pushing 1-1owell's car. Pet Peeve: Curves in roads and Blackberry bushes. Last Words: Eat, drink and be merry. Carol Schassen Likes: Slumber parties and the trampoline. Favorite 'Activityz Slippin' Around. Lucky Day: The day 1 got my drivers license. Pet Peeve: Come straight home tonight. Last Words: Toodle Noodle. Born: March 22, 1936. chlfilotle senses Favorite Activity: Basket- 1 es' CQIPTYI hamburgers' bully and chili. Dislikes: Card games. Ambition: To be rich. P91 Peeveg People who fqlk Likes: Hinos health class. much but n 9 v 9 I soy Favorite Subject: Physics. much. Favorite Activity: Crusaders for Christ, 49'ers F.l-l.A. Most Vivid Memory: Sum- mer '53, November. '53. Motto: A winner never quits and G quiter never wins. Gordon Smith Born: September 4, 1936. Likes: Vacations. Mignon Schrader Favorite Activity: Scouting. 199 Stmhm Likes: My friends, games. W.L. Dislikes: Conceited b o y s and people who whisper. Nickname: Minnie. Motto: lf you can't stop, wave! Ambition: Nurse. lack Shuell Nickname: Pimple. Pet Peeve: 300 pound wom- en. Motto: The world belongs to the ambitious. Favorite Saying: At Easel Donna Selby Born: Nope, just issued De- cember 9, 1935. Likes: People, parties, and spur of the moment ideas. Pet Peeve: Being called Brainey. Most Vivid Memory: August 14, 1953, and a certain scar. Last Words: Let's have a party. :rt Iohn Serres Likes: Carol. Dislikes: Iohn's hot dogs. Favorite Activity: Football, l.R.C. Ambition: To see Matcovich married. Greatest Regret: Owning a '41 Chev. Shearer Gale. Lucky Day: Iune 16, 1953. Favorite Saying: just a min- ute. Greatest R e g r et: I didn't learn to ski earlier. Last Words: Toodle Noodle. Skyles Likes: Music, food, and people. Dislikes: Alarm clocks. Favorite Activity: S t ri n g quartet. Greatest Regret: Leaving my O.C. friends. Favorite Subject: P h y sic s and Drafting. Eddie Sprague Born: October 16, 1936. Lucky Day: When I gradu- ate. Dislikes: Nobody. Last Words: Where's my watch mal Ethel Stanley Likes: A certain someone, Hen's and Skip's slumber- less slumber parties. Greatest R e g r e t: Working Saturday nights. Pet Peeve: Carol getting off early. Last Words: Toodle Noodle. Margie Stephens Likes: Food and Ron. Ambition: Get married. Most Vivid Memory: July 9 1953. Motto: Eat today, Diet to. IIIOITOW. 1 Likes: Helen. Dislikes: Tinny pipes. Favorite Activity: Putting pipes on pickups. Ambition: To have a Hot Rod like Wheelers. Iune Streight Likes: Roy. Most Vivid Memory: Decem- ber 31, 1953. P et Ueeve: Being called, june the Goon! Favorite Saying: No letter today. Last Words: Somebody Gooted. Ruby Straight Born: December 11, 1934. Likes: Boats, Travel. Most Vivid Memory. Octo ber, 1949. Motto: Do it today, then tomorrow's free. Iocmne Sutherland Likes: Tommy, onions, and picnics. Nickname: Shawnee. Favorite Activity: Working on the Ford. Last Words: Toodle Noodle. Larry Swinburq Born: October 24, 1935. Likes: Skiing horses, play- ing my sax. Favorite Subject: Ianice. Lucky Day: july ZZ, 1953. Harrllon Taylor Bom: May 29, 1936. Likes: Music and History. Nickname: Harry. Favorite Subject: Music. Karl Tumer Born: Iuly 8, 1935. Favorite Saying: Everyone Herbert Terakawa ,nfeeds Q frierld' , Migeiedbngdqifl 1 I Bom. May 5, 1936- iislijkesz Eiijtiesslive noise. 1 SS-11 Um 91' SSS 51-lmbef t . m ition: ac inist. PGTIGS. I5lkeS'.A1moSt gverybgdy' Most Vivid Memory: Sum- avorite Activity: Going to mer of .53 meeliflqs- Donna Verley L k D .fab D Last Words: I do. Likes: Dick and Chinese uc Y GY' G or Gy. Most Vivid Memory: Cali- fornia last summer. Carol Teslre Likes: Skip's and I-Ien's par- ties, summer of '53. Ambition: 1-Iaving a Cer- tain someone apologize to me. Most Vivid Memory: Our camping trip. Last Words: Toodle Noodle. Ivan Thompson Likes: Girls, too d, girls, music, girls. Nickname: Ike. Ambition: Mortician. Pet Peeve: I ain't otta bar- Q rel of money. LeRoy Tlodtke Likes: Princess. Favorite Activity: Princess. Pet Peeve: Coats in my locker. Last Words: Eat, drink and be merry. luclde Tommas Likes: Food and my friends. Favorite Activity: Skating and eating. Pet Peeve: Stuck-up teach- ers. Favorite Subject: Math and Science. Motto: Smile! I Carol Ann Tuft Likes: Green '41 Chevs. Favorite Activity: M a j o r- ettes, Bob, C.I.V. Pet Peeve: Always apolo- gizing to a certain some- one. Greatest R e g r et: Working Sundays. food. Favorite Activity: M a j o r- ettes and teaching. Pet Peeve: S h a r o n B's horses. Last Words: Here I come Dick. P et Peeve: Being called lunior Policewoman. Last Words: Toodle Noodle. Margaret Waverly Likes: Paul, slumber par ties. Greatest Regret: Carol and Shirley. Lucky Day: October 2, 1953. Last Words: Toodle Noodle. Helen Webb Born: September 6, 1936. Nickname: Cob-Webb. Greatest R e g r et: Leaving O.C. Motto: Never say die. lille Weninger Likes: Bobbie and Tuna Fish. Most Vivid Memory: Decem- ber 19, 1953. Ambition: To be G private secretary. Lucky Day: When I get my drivers license. on Wake Born: Iuly 15, 1936. Most Vivid Memory: Senior class play '53-'54. Pet Peeve: Girls who won't vote. Last Words: So long O.C. Robert Walczuk Born: March 8, 1936. Likes: Apple pie and girls. Dislikes: Teachers. Lucky Day: Iune Z, 1954. Last Words: So long O.C. It's been a hard battle. I. C. Wheeler. Ir. Born: Shamrock, Texas. Likes: Sports. Greatest Regret: We didn't go to state. Nickname: Sis. Favorite Activity S F U Violet Whlttelrer Favorite Activity: Going on hikes. Most Vivid Memory: Trips to California. Lucky Day: Iune 20, 1953. Pet Peeve: Grouchy people. 8. 9. Merrldee Love 10. Iackle Buchholx 1 l. 12. l3. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24 25. 29 30. Betty Williams Born: October 4, 1935. Likes: Chinese food and be- ing with I-Iolsworth, Brown and the girls. Most Vivid Memory: Hal- loween night with Ierry and Barbie. Motto: Me first, then you. Durwood Brown Likes: Females and loot- ball. Dislikes: Talkative women. Most Vivid Memory: Ianu- ary 23, 1954. Ambition: ? ? l s 1. Bob Schassen 2. Barbara Ostrander 3. Verda FHck 4. Lorna Lee 5. Pat Long 6. Leland Nyswonqer 7. Laurle Iames Ianice Lettenmater Adrienne Wlclrstrom Born: Iune 8, 1936. Likes: Music cmd slumber parties. G r e ate st Regret: Being bashful. Ambition: To get my drivers license. Beverly Carlton Born: September 15, 1935. Likes: Apple pie. Favorite Subiect: Art. Last Words: ls that sol SENIOR BABY INDEX 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38 39. 40. 41. 42 Iulle Wenlnger C301 Tuit 43 Wally Harding 44 Carol Schassen 45 Ioanne Olson 48 Carl Clapp 47 Margie Stephens 48 Shirley Arnold 49 Gloria Roseman 50 Delores Hlnkle 51 Sharon Gunther 52 Ioan Bemdt I G 53 Vlrqlnla Curry '?7 54 . Pat Alexander ff! 55 Arlene Fisher 55 . Carol Felblclr - Charlotte Scheel l 57 fill. ll f 58 Denise Bryant Sherman Rutherford Pat Lane Iune Neumann Bev Hopkins Ioe Stralun Donna Selby Ruby Strelqht and Herberta Brooks Katherine Garrow Millie Blodgett Marlene Marshall Betty Williams Mignon Schrader Ioan Gottfried Carol Patterson Shirley Green Mary Edlth Knox Ethel Stanley lean Messner Iaclrte Thomas Apnlce Roberts Helen Roley lane Dooyan Sue Frost Maxlne McKee Sue Frost: Ioan Gottfried: Merrldee Love: Charles Morrow Audrey Ann Maserek Iune Strelqht ffm.. ..,, v.,, - , . ,4,. .XXI N-as-f' ' -014 f ina 1 V .K '?f 7 X f L, WN :ff V? fue' wiv 5, ,I 2' ,, wx. ,f , ,LN ,L+ X. ' A 4 ,f ,W 7 I ' si 4 x.. Q 0' 4, 1, FSL' . ,M v ' X f L if wmv' X 'D-..... mt' ll wp. xv P i N fe?-e x N H Pi, 5' w NYM 1 A K I '11 W1 F' 1-4 .. 'v 5-if-In as .- M TF '90 ,W 3 gf r Q5 'MJ 3 Q! - mn.- 1 I s ' f N X X 7 ' ' I Y Kia, lt 1UN1o3s 9 . 0 5 W We ,L 4 Q V 1 4 fix 'QA ' I fl 4 rv an r, w , 1 . N ' f 1 ai . tv' President: Iohn Gettel Vice President: Elizabeth Richard Secretary: Ijancy Morris '3 'Wfd ' R25 5 It? . r l Row 1: N rrrry Brown, Gih Carlson, Greta Humphreys, Danny Russell, Mary Satterlee-, Iim Perkins, Connie Haas, Dale Smith. Row 2: lane' ltrrlri-rrrfl, Narrry Mrrrrrs, Don Whrto, Mary Anderson, Larry Roberts, Donna Maaq, lark Iohnson Be-tty Mr'Dormrd, lim Kosslr-r, Iris llodqos. How 3: Hill llorrwoocl, Doirrrlas Vrnront, Carol Flatts, Dennis Mitrholl, Myra Wilson, Larry Hull, Glelndrr Ellonson, Wayne llairvk. How 1: Corrlcrri Hrrlrrsrlrl-ner, Lrruiso Mirgholls, Charlos Switzer, Dixie Sullivan, Don Frlpot, Darlene Vandorhorqhe, Emory Storio, Mary Lair Wolwh, Row 2: Phyllis Allon, Mar ar-it A ill , Vil Wil son, Yvrrrrrro Ernrnrrnrrwl, Ivy Gvrald lirttor, Vorn VVolrlon cg Q rc ana KT e don, Carol Tamura, Mary Lrru Smith, Donna Whitu, Ioan Mr rv' Arr,-t-i, Brrrlrara Peterson. Row 3: Larry Seaman, Gonovio Forlros, Stuart Pratt, Dori Diotrivh, , Gnno Forhes, Gary Barnard, Paul Filor, Max Seelie. Qu f X 4. Linnoa Hovdo rlirr, Bold Peter- Wrlbur Solhy r C7 4 . FN, .. 'z' r Q., I 195-1 Row 1: Tom Hrrnr y, Barbara Ponni, Ronald Sanatel, Sally Cooper, Joe Pesek, Lily Johnson, Kvrth Baker, Elaine Plowman, Gorald Frifk, l.iira Lanz. How 2: Drrnrrrr ll-rdsall, Charlie Thomas Iudy Terry Vorls Gufty Pat Timberman Virainia Parrish Lila Rane lim Fr: l l R' l i- . , . . , , Y , ' y, frrwr, .iz rr' rar: srrrr, Vharlos llarnrll, How 3: C'harlr:s Lundin, Deo Deo Dunmire, Gary Nowhouse, Sharon Phipps, Ralph Hodqkinson, Hon Edwards, Dir-k Srnqlrv- trrrry, Non--irr Frrrosrtror, Bill Mrllrwr, Delorsrs Groqor. r ., . ,. fxfx Row 1: Gwen Knoop, Margaret Blue, Charlene Wilson, Bon Lettenmaier, Ianice Lundin, Glen Davenport, Pat Moore, Stanley Hager, Ioyce Hartke. Row 2: lean Patterson, Margie Remus, Kitty Goodson, Marceil Mark, Bolo Stalick, Alice Linderman, Louise Biggs, Donna Laurs, Linda Winans, Betty Davis, Arlene Berreth, Gay Marshall. Row 3: Ed Roley, Bill Lunde, Dave Amoth, Wally llornyck, Gordon Fliselinq, Dick Wainser, Earl Wright. ?7 5 RQ! 1 B K' ...B-iii. Row l: IoAi1r Reeves, Dick Lana, loAnn Heinz, Gloria Misley, Charlene Lehman, Cherie VanValin, Donna Denny, Cleve MacDonald, lerry Hiatt. Row 2: BOTH Frost, loAnn Newland, Virginia Tuthill, Ray Emme, Carol Stephens, Don Manwiller, Paul Iuhb, Margaret Pletz, Pat Bunnell, Billie Cody. Row 3: Carol Stebner, Don Fillis, Carl May, Larry Burns, Carl Setera, Lynn Butts, Larry Kirchem, Roland Montaqne, Virginia Nie- mela, Herman Bremer. gf W Li Row 1: Carol Wilson, Lilah Stephens, Alayne Becker, Mary Bell Schrader, Delores NiXOl'1, MGYQGTGI White, CC1th9Yi1'1Q EIY- no' 2: Elegy Addison, Sally Boyd, Beverly Bowman, Bernetta Fischer, Kay Staats, Deanna Cowherd, Sandra Stonecypher, Leslie Pischke. How 3: 9 Palmer' Ron Rogers' Gene Hagen' Ted Dryer' Ron Shobel jghn Gqnle, Mike Hatfield, Don Schmeiser, Ron Thom, Darrell Laurs. 2 iv.- o X Q- 3 1 I 0 ,J f' . B'-S Wi n3' M l i , ff-'un l I 6- ' ah5 'x 1-11 1, , :LFE D wg,- R as? SCPHCMORES Q - lx -S 1 '-A 5 IX 1 f President: Bob Gettel Vice President: Linda Latourette Secretary: Phyllis Rice 4 ' A ' - 5..s .f:gf.g ' .,.1m,:fr .-I , ROW 11,531-12-11 11'l1Y1 1l 111111131 ll11'1lllU', 1111111 1111111111 V111111111 M11111' 11, Gail M1'N11 11, A111111 V111 11151111 1-111 il11111v1:, 1111 111111111 1'1111111111111 lj 1111, .11 :1l1 11 1111, 2111111 14-11:11, 1111111111- 1.1111111111::1, l'11y1l15 111y1111. Row 2. M1111ly11 M1 K11y, 11111y M11'1111s, T115 l':s1'1111111-, 111111 M1111111111yl 11 111.'1., :'111111 11111'1y F11111 S1'11w1111, V11111l C 111111111111'1, 131-111111 1.1n11l11nd, G1111l1111 Kvllzt, 111111521 1311111111-, 4311111-11 111111-1111::, 1111111 1111-11 v2.11 11111111 111111-K Row 3. 141111 K111'l11'111, 11111 T11v11::, A1111-11 1129, l.11r1y f3111r11111, 1111 M11'1111, llill f2l11111111111y1-1, 111111 ES1111111, M111111 11111 111 1.111111 1111111111 111 11'1 l1111:11, V11'l11 M111n111lr1, 11111111 Ariclurson, 131111 K11n1l111, 1IXI1Il1 K111111 1111. How l. 11111y 14 111111y, , 111111 W111c11, 111111111 K11111- AIlIIt'll0 Myvrs, P111 Rrinioy, 1111191 Burton, 171114 N1'Hl1lf1, l,1n1l11 1111111111-1111, 1111 M1111'1.1v11'11, 1.11111--111 111.111, 111-11111n l111111:s!, 3111111111 1111111-11, N11111'y S11111117, Row 2. 111111111 1'1s1'1111, 11111y1Is::111, 1.1115 K111'1111111l111, 11111 1'-- M111111, 13111111111 1f1 113' 11- II 1f11111111 11111111 1'1111:, K1111 1l1111::, l111111111- ll1'11y11, 111111111111 M111111111, Noiiwy 131111111111, 11111 M1'K111n11n, '1'v1 111111 1111111111111 Row 3. 1.1-. i'1l'1:: P1111-11 1111-11., 1111-141111111111-1111, 11-1y 1111ly, 2311111111.1-111111111s11, 1911111115 111klQ11x11i11f111, VV1ll111111 W-1111111111111, 111111111111 VVOII1-151, G1-111111 lf 1 11111 V. 11, 1111-1111111 V11111111111, Kllll 11111111-11-, 1,y1111 1l111k11n, A1111 W111l111n1111. Row 1. 1.ynn W1ley, l111'k1o 1il111r, l.4lffY Minor, Kuthloon lohnson, LG Verne Thorpe, Murcia Cameron, Norma Schmeiser, lime Burns, l.1llIY 1f1'l-11111, 1111111 1'11l1111'k, fI11111'k K11111'i11ll, louise Phillips. How 2. Belfy Wheeler, Wes Vermillion, Marilyn Patterson, Gerald Griffy, Ardilh S1111111, Hall 1511v1s, 111111111111 Sawyer, Gerald M11rkc1m, Marie Wieqle, Tim Gilbert, Morrile Hochholter, Delores Boll, Glen Pulte-rson. Row 3. B911 111:11-111111, 13171151 111-r1i1111, Ray l,o11dor1i11le, Doloris Horrinq, Bob Gettel Art Schudde, Gorold Be:-oqle Andre S L C' , . , , y, y uuve, LIYTY ,ron- qnisi, 111111171 W11'kstro111, Stun Struhm, Tom Morgan, P11111 Knoll. How l. Bell Wilson, Gayle Schief, Merlin Fairhrother Colleen Cassidy, Arlyn Couch lerene Sullivan Fred St L tt , , , one, ore a Carlson, Don Stewart, Delores Haakenson, Roy White, Phyllis Bice. Row 2. Mitzi Tarnura, Alene Minor, Don Bloy, Barbara Booth, Louis Seaqrave, Liz Warner, Herb Berry, Mary Bouse, Ierry Yoder, Pat Brown, Harland Berreth, Neola Larson, Donald Teidtke. Row 3. Yvonne Smith, Dennis Larios, Clarice Smith, Iohn Kipp, LaDonna Ostrander, Alan Duncan, lean Bartholomew, Dennis Fuller, Leona Emme, Hugh Kipp, Marlene Gilman, Iohn Buol. How l. Slit-ila Marlelto, Dolores Hathaway, Pat Mouser, Dennis Goosey, Dina Hedges lim Wright, Mary Hallman, Wain Iohnson, Kath- orino Pearson, Bctty llonthhorne, Donna Bruce, Ieroine Meriz. Row Z. Marlene lnaersoll, Carol Winn, David Kendrirk, Lyle Weber, Ft,-rol Apploqato, Don Barrows, loan Smith, Gretchen Hopp, Barbara Hill, lna Biqqers, Shirley Clapp, Fred Barnbrook, Mary Ann Tanzor. How 3. Dan Clinton, Don Essia, Glen Buitrh, Roberta Davidson, Mel Benner, Vern Satterlee, Ed Lindquist, Carolyn Weilcum, Monte Rumaay, Rod Marsh, Iohn Hatfield, Bob Cooper. Row l. Glen Reed, Beverly Dollinq, Bonney Marsh, Ruth Rose, Art Howell, lackie Bennett, Bob Allison, Dorothy Gostovich, Keith Whitlock Darlene Weston, David Bentz, Dotty Primrose. How 2. Frances Payne, Don Pryor, Sue Lathrop Delores Keller, Charles Klein, Glenda Ellis Clark Smith, Bonnie Turner, Leland Pixler, Gertrude Schweizer, Larry Keneston. Row 3. Roland Anderson, Rosemary Hopkins Ierry Wall d G C en er, erry arlton Hugh Hendry, Patsy Roberts, Rodney Hohnson, Maria Cisneros, Ron Van Valkenburq, Sally Harlan, Duane Scham bron, Mary Lee Iones. V' y. 1 uf 1, 'RYA !'u A X X Q x N Q 'Y Vx, .. 0 X. fated: l, UI: Ktxtlimmt- limit ltxfilc ll11t'l1l1f1l7, l,tl14-l llttugltty, lvlrrry lllll KHUX. lwirmiw NIXUII, Itttm Itlru-rl. Standing: Autlirty lxflcxswwk 1 ku- ltlltm, luliti 'vit miiimr-1, lvti lvltn' ul Sv, Arlmtf- liwl f'i'.:, ll .',- lwu Ilumlmu ml llfvfttl, Aril1 i:7:y ltttritw lu H, v l l'vllt1-'k Seated: lit :Wim How l: ii Each member of the staff wishes to thcmk all the students cmd faculty ill ' ' ' N i -f ' ' la' 1 tho l eir uritirmq efforts mid imc Coupemtion in mm 1111 publication. We Siiiciewly liupe tliftt it iiit-trstiwzs up to ndmrds set by past Hespvrimis mid llfllvwl in G truw piCtum ful cnur Scrlwttl its stiitlpm body, mid Cwlivitioas. '97 M4lIl1'A1l1'l llluf-, Misa limi, lltlvisstng Mfuy Amit-rswiiit. Standing: Elvlo Murphy, S9C'l'v lGIYf lemiw NIXXN. ROV '-pimms I Qreqcm City l schools cgliclrptor the Quill mid Sc WGS Coriiplvtcly rictive cluriim f i r S t fwiiicwtwr rouse? ul ci mem ship of tmly tl The liomnmry tprf ization ilport iiif iriq livel rww ri bers fit the l3f3tllIll of the svcwrid Soi twr lvoqtm vnricwu tivitictss for tlw hnlvy iiiw-ri, lltit Alliazt 11, Atlvrtilisiiitq Mull.:-imp Clliuilt-s ljovklciuitvn, Editor :mel Spcwits Etlitfig llvvf-rly lit wmtm, Mtxzy Aiitlvriwii limit it 1 ttsatitmfltil. Row 2: ltimes llutriht 5, Ut ii lliifglivss, lmiriw Nixwn, Btwlv Allisctn, Mis. Dwrtitlzy llsfi-, Advisory , 4',,, ,1 1',,11,,,-ii, yqmy WMM muhllt-t.11 Pmttmstm, Ifinit-tt l.:-ttmiriiuivr Bvtty l-lvritlumrie, Mtmgfirt-1 Blut-, Cui-wl Tfmiuru. Row 3: 4 Chnl Slwtl, 'lltl lliywt, ' lltw-li Clf'IFSlflY. Nm pirlurml 34 is lVlCIIlCI'1G? A 'wx x 2 m CI i rt cl v r ol srliowl twrm. ie purpose of the lunior Red Cross is to help the needy here and mroad, with gifts of sewing equipment, school supplies, mies, soap, and many other things needed. Jme of the projects of our lunior Red Cross this year ere: Giving presents to teen-aqers in fOSl9f l'1O1'1'19S. ling gift boxes, giving fruit baskets and supply- g entertainment for the patients in the eming Convalescent Homes, a n d :onsoriug the annual Basketball ueen contest. , Xe is exif- L I B R A R Y X b l A u L U B :J C JUNIOR RED CROSS Row 1: Carl Clapp, M Perry, loanne Olson, Audi Sauve, Carol Taniura, Maxine l Kee. Row 2: Virainia Morton, IL Terry, Gertrude Switzer, Laurie lames, D na Hadsall, Laura DuBoll, Sue Lathrop, Marr 'Mark, Virginia Parish, Rntty Williams, lC1f'kl0 Bl Row 3: Lynn Hovede, Gloria Fink, Kathy Rinoarson, lf na Selby, Dolores Ball, Shirley Martell, Betty Wheeler. F 4: Ray Lauderdale, Don Srhmeisei, llarrison Taylor. The Library Club is composed of assistants in the librar' are trained in library procedure, and assist in rnaintainin efficient service. This year the students each spent a day C the Clackamas County Bookmobile and gained an understant ing of a public library service. They also went on field trips ' Salem and Portland. They decorated the library during a Christmc Party and held a pie sale for the March of Dimes. -1 ..4.u Ceiiniv lleilv, Phyllis Allen, Rette Kamrath, Margie Stevens, set:-treas.y Shirley Green, president, Gwen Knapp, vivvpivsidcntg Mar lvne Cnlliiiaii, Mrs. Vtfinliura. Lltarlotte Scheof, Delores Nixon. Not Present: Rey White, Yvonne Smith, Carolyn I..-in The Fire Squad is a service Club consisting of twenty boys. The advisor is Mr. G'Brien. md tfrfhief, ?CFdOIeSIH1lE, is asiiistedr by two giieutenants, Charles Switzer and Ralph Hodgkinson, 19 CGD CIIIIS, arry rown, i aves an Marvin Skyles. Th ' ' b fth d' t H wersons out of the school safely in the event of a fire or fire drill. Q mam JO O 9 Squc IS O get G FIREMEN R 0 W 1: L a r Brown, lim Perki Bob Allison, Don T i e d t k e, A rl Wiesfv, Bill Wils R o w 2 : L a r Shurpe, Douql Vincent, Dua Schamborn, La Roberts, Billy Ste meyer, B i l l Tai Charles Switz Row 3: Roland N t a q it e, M a r v Slcylos, Ralph llc' kinson, Roh Sn' Howard Came Gordon Smith l bert Rodgers, C ald Ritter. , 1 11111 I11111'1f11111111111 11111 111111111s11 111 11113 H1 1 IS 10 1'1e2c11Q, IT1CT1I11C11I'1 cmd extend 111TOL1CI1'10111 1119 SC1111111 1111c1 Commu1111y, 11111 1'1111111111c1:s 111 1111113115111 1v11r11f11:1G21. 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'1'1111:1 How 2: 111111111 111-11111'11, 1111111111 '1'11s:1111, 1111y1111'11111 V1'1111111f11P, 101L1Y 1111111111, 1.y1111 M1'1y111, 1111111 S111111-, 111111 K11111, 111111 1f11111l11111, 11 1:1111 1I11y 111111111 1'11111::11 Row 3: 1.1111y 111111111, 5101111111 1U11S'1VfWI, 11111111 W11111-11'1111'11111', 51111111011 1111'1c::1111, K111111 N1111, L'11111111:2 '1'1 11111, 1,1111y K1111 35 1 '11I' 1111111111 1111111113 1-'Hy W11111-, 111111 11111ns11n, PLI1 111111111y, W'11yI111111 1111111y, Row 4: N111111c111 1111111111111, A111-11 1l1111c111, 1'111 1.11111111y, 11111 13111111 11 11 11 i1 111V H1'12If, 1111v1:a 151110, 11111111211 K11111, M1111111 T11y11'11, 1.115119 S111-111111, GK5fL1L1I1 S11m11111, 1111y 11'111s1111, How 5: 1111 111111111 11111111111 110 '1' 11: 11111111151 A111111 111-1111y, 11111 W111111111111, 1,1111y 11111113 Lylrv W1111c-1, BO11SI1l111'1, V11'1c11 M11111111, 13111 '1'11v11s, 111111111111 1111-11.111, 1.'y'T1I1 11l111i3, Y-Teens The Y-Teens is a member ot a world- wide orqanization sponsored by the Y.W.C,A. lts purpose is to help girls tg fl r o w physically, mentally, and spirit' tially into more gra- cious persons, and to grow in friendship with other nations and to grow in the knowledae ot God, GIRL'S LEAGUE COUNCIL Members are: Liz Richardson, Margaret Arellano, Dre Dee Dtnrnrrr Milli Blodq- tt ' 1 - Sr o C ll n lassid Mary Nancy Morris, Pat Allison, larict Anderson, Audrey iuv , t cc y Bouse, Phyllis, Bice, loanne Boevos, loanne Newland, Katie Bruriih ru gh Virginia Curry, loan Berndt, Linda Latourette, Betty Wlieeler, Mary Morris ludy Ttriy Lorna liotirnari, Arinive Roberts. Vivian Wlirtrririrt-, Car lltl 1 Mary Eqrti Knox, Pat Long, Denise Bryant, Berrietta Fisrylitrr, Mt-:rrrlr lt t rol Sue Frost, Beverly Bowman, Ann Curry, loan Moss ls Lathrop, Donna Selby, Celia Tscfhopp, Lilah Barley. Every girl in school is a member ot the Girl s League whos goal is to promote better friendship among all girls ot t Our various activities included sponsoring P00113 Queen, alter game dances, the lnter Faith assembl Christmas Ball, Korean Care package the Bernie Herman 'fl-land somest Letterman Awards Valet tine telegraph service, girls' league week Mot dauf-Ethier leaf and sales of school supplies Seated: Beverly Bowintrri, son-r l il Herr 1 vice- rrrosidr-ritg llerlwrta Brooks rr sl lt lit Mis Win Standing: Collet-rr Cassidy, sur t :ry M rry Antler r Zndtvico president, lo-nine Ol c n Amr Maserok, Soriiol' WP-3 Mary lv rrrrs Sir roriorf Present: lo Ann Hot-vos, l FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Membership consists ot titty active members A pie sale cookie sale, hobo-day, and a potluck made up the F H A we program. We sent representatives to the district meeting at Molalla and State Convention in Corvallis. Other activities ot the year includec tion and a skating party with the F.F.A. and sending a box Seated: Shirley Green, lane Dooyen, Ardith, Sump, Mary B ll Sfhrarlrr Mrs I Frencli, Arlene Borreth, Donna L-iurs, Betty Krinirath. Second Row C ralclrrir C lt Patsy Roberts, Charlotte Firineaan, Marcia Cameron, Betty llf-nthorrie B rl ll ll VllLIl Parrish, lean Stewart, Virginia May, Laura Du Bell Third Row: Connf llr il: Doris ltr rrr Feral Applegate, Doloris Herring, Sandra Stanespher, Charlotte Suhoel, Marqarot Pl: t7 luric N Secrted: lo Amr lt-wvi-fs If-y.-fi lltrrtlzfi, Gay Marshall, Dirk Foltz, Carol Plotts, Bev Boyvmfrn. Row 2: Keith Baker, Vlryf, Mfrvltfrnrrlrl, Vrrrl MrrY, llriilir-rttr brooks, Denise BYYIINL Vlf'O'l'rOSldCm5 Gerald Fmqkl Pill Allison' Row : Miirf rrrtt ltlu-'i Mtn l.:l1 li lxrrt., f Yr - l Y' ' ' .' it wa, riltuwrtrrr: t.flrrrY Amt'-rgarwri, Cfrirml Patterson, Bob Essig, Miss Mr1rg+1T0T R055 Qcullihun' Gd' X vm rp Mfrrrrrrrrit Ar.-ll intl: U11 ltivlr rrdson, llurlw 'Ter'elcfrWfI. ROW 42 lim Fmnfhf Mlkft Hal' - lrrrlfl, ltfrrr Swlrrrr- rsfir, lr lui llfrttol, GUVY N Wll llS'k But' Frost' Shormlln Rutherford' Dick Mtitvrrvr-li, lint ilrvir-fs, grrvsiiierrt. Not Present: Carol l:Glbit'lC. l'1lStOf1Or17 Paul llood, lr CY Wlt l'AI- if Membership in the Girls 0. C. is obtained through the Girls Point System ot the Oregon High School Athletic' Association. Among the many activities this year was sponsoring the March oi Dimes Campaign, a potlurk, several pie sales, and swimming parties. The annual trip to Seaside in May topped oft a busy year, Row 1: ltvtty Kamrritli, Marge ltfirnus, Ethel Stanley, Ruby Streight, Audrey Ann MC1S0fGk, Sue Frost, Mtirilee, lloaalo. Row 2: K har'- lotlo Sflrorrf, Shirley Green, Donna Selby, Virginia Curry, Carol Patterson, Carol Srhassen, l'ler'bertr'r Brooks, Nirnvy Morris, I,rrrrlr1 Lcrtorrrettv, Mrs, Trirnblo, Advisor. Row 3: tune Streirght, Pat Alexander, Margaret Arellano, Pat Allison, Gloria Mrslvy, Slrrrln-y Arnol-i, Carol Fr-llrivk, Katie Brrrrrrlvtrurih, Marqtrret Waverly, Gerry Hiatt, Kathleen lohnson. Row 4: loAnn Nowlrrrid, loyre llartke, lu-in licirntlt, Ivan Messnf-r, K-ry Sttrirls, Kitty Gandson, Mary Edith Knox, Sharon.Gunther, Bev Bowman, la-'kia Thtwrnas, Mignon Svhrtrtif-r, lit-lun Wfrbb. THE INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Tho International Relations Club is an organization composed ot twenty juniors and twenty seniors, who are interested in foreign attairs. Some ot the avtivities sponsored by the club are student speakers from foreign Countries, a public forum, a radio profircrrn, and several social functions. Several members were delegates to the annual l, Ft, L. Con ference, wliic-li was hf'-ld on the University Campus at Eugene, Oregon. ' i ' wg Ami Vurr s rtttrr ' lva House Darlene Pridcson treasurer, Pat s M5 W 'tm S P A N I S H C L U B pelinq: Dick Boltz, ,lly llrirdiriq, l. C. Wheeler, sidontp Hovks lliiuvk, Cliuvk Misley, W 2: lack lloqq, lohn Graham, Lee Kidmang Paul md, EVGYPN Biittotph, Otto Mott, Bob Essiq. Row 3: .bert Carlson, Wayne Hauvlc, lim French, Durwood Brown, ive Fosbum, Wayne Game, Duane Manwillerg Bob Serres, lack Owens. iw 4: lluqh llendry, Lenin Beardy Bob Baney, Gary Newhouse, Don Schmeiser, iarles Hummel, Iolin Ge-ttelg Larry Minory Hon Lettenmaier, Row 5: Chuck Elliott, advise-ry iitli Whitlock: Ken Kirchem, Carl May, Terry Osborne, Bill Howell Alan Wriqht, Mitzi Mamura, len Burch. Tl of the ami-11 Club ig to make the members better acquainted witli our Spanish speakrina ie purpose D l H , d I qi T X rioialibors. This year's activities included the regular initiations ot new members an ot ier ac ivi ics. N , ,. , '-,, t Mfv izz, Seated: tfiirol Ttiriiiiiti, Aiiiiivii ltolwrts, ltttlfll lltllilmfflr fftll MUYV MIS. Wluitvwf od, ritlvisri, los lrlsolf, liriiwlliitilifki lx I in I' Univ Nixml Row Two: M,,,'i,1,.,, tiyvv, limo Streitilit, Sharon llliipps, Laura Diiliell, llllltl Wvltlllitvl, lwoiiii is iwi, ..iiri lull' .,, Row Three: lltiy lniiderdale, llarrison Taylor, lavkie Tommas, Lilah St0vt'IiS, lutlv RHINE- Aiitiiriy lvlaseiek. BOYS' O- C- Membership in the Boys' O. C. is attained by boys who have earned the letters in any of the six competitive sports The club is directed by a cor stitution and as a service club promotes interest in athletics: an co-operation between faculty and students. This year the Boy O. C. had a swimming party at tlie Y, lvl. C. A., sold prc grams at football dairies, provided escorts for tli Basketball Queen, and held three initiations vs 611 tttlll in 40 f ill ill: i lf' 51lf'iiF'5' .k it . I x .1 V or ' f i N A P K A 49'ers As a uniformed service organization, the 49'ers perform during the halftime at football games. This year they were quest entertain- ers at several colleqe qames. Several money-makina projects were also amonq the many 49'er activities. Mrs. Wade is the advisor. The officers for the year were: President, Ann Curry: Vice-Presi- dent, Margaret Arellanoy Secretary, Norma Schmeiserp Treasurer, Ioan Berndt. All fl NZ er, Ethel Stanley, Bernetta Fischer, Carol Teske, Norma Schmciser, Ann Curry, Maraarot Arellano, Ioan Berndt, Kathy Binearson, Carol Feilwir-ic, Virginia Curry. Row 2: Marie Robinson, l..eona Fisulior, Darlene Erickson, Iva Mae Bouse, Bev Kaup, Mildred Blodaett, Audrey Ann Masorek, Iennie Nixon, Pat Moore, Charmaine Lelirnfin, lulie Weninqer, Virginia Niemela, lackie Thomas. Row 3: Marilyn Anna Kamrath, Sue Lathrop, Phyllis Payne, Francis Payne, Sharon Gunther, Carol Schassen, June Streiqht, Marilee Heaqle, Ioanne Olson, Pat Lane, Ruby Streiqht, Lorna Hoffman, Delores Gregor. Row 4: Sally Cooper, Pat Payne, Ioan Gott- fried, Ianice Lettenmaier, Carol Tuft, lackie Buchholz, Margo Remus, Sally Boyd, Carol Plotts, Myra Wilson, Ioanne Malin, ferry Hiatt, Liz Richardson. Row 5: Colleen Cassidy, Bev Bowman, Herberta Brooks, Mary Edith Knox, Ardith Sump, Charlene Wilson, Mary Satterlee, Pat Allison, Mary Anderson, Gay Marshall, lean Stewart, lane Dooyan. Row 6: Delores Hinkle, Donna Verley, Charlotte Scheeff, Pat Alexander. Not Present: Donna Denny, Verda Frick, Connie Haas, Gail McNeil, Sharon Phipps, Virginia Tiithill, Miqnon Schrader. McKay, Row 1: Ioanne Sutherland, Skippy Shear- it Payne, Tranves Pixyno, Don' riiVvIlvy,lVla1t1ti11-I llifilltiiiw Bally ,-4 MAJORET TE S ln The Mood and Basin Street Blues are two ot the routines perlormed by tlie dancina major- ettes this year. Tliey added Color and zest to most ol tlie pep assemblies and football and basketball lialf times. Tliey also enterf tained at the Football Banquet, Girls' Leaaue Conference, Slirine Conven- tion, lunior Bose Parade, and sev eral College aames. Mr. lrvin Lesser is director. Tliey are led by Marge Bernus, 11 Crop--i, Carol Ti-Skit, loan Bwrritll, Gln , ,N . ., iv lwiniis, Twin Lwltliitwl, Crawl Tritt, . w , , v- .tt .Y . wi t- latt, l li l- lirnt l ll nm uri Ctimiltlin li y li- Piiyiw, Final lllwlls, and Frye Bryant. in Marching and concert Work were the objects of the fifty-five piece Oregon City Senior High School Band this year. Besides adding their support to all home football games, they, with the majorettes and forty-niners, were guest performers during the half-time of the Pacific University-College of ldaho game and a Lewis and Clark College football game. Their biggest performance of the year was their annual February program, Bands in Concert. The band also played various programs throughout the year and competed in the District Instrument Contest at Hood River. The officers this year were: Assistant conductor, Larry Swinbury' Secretary, Beverly Bowrnanp Historian, Marciel Markg and Librarian Beverly Hopkins. The band is under the direction of Mr. Ervin Lesser, f I 2 ,V .. rs A g kb :1 ijggi.. U Q is 2 ' if is f 1 ef af? 9'5 L bps 335 if 5 'U U' In , A lk 9- O 'Q' I 5 If 1 'P' 0 D 5 ' 1 n ? ig, ' si .Q mfs sl: Ie pf Il., Q 'QNKEKE K 'Y wr ff.. V Y '51- 'Qcvm VT. .iqv 8 1 A' Q qv fi f ,L 2 N5 . Q 7 . 11 ous ll .4 ll, WWW PM R X540 GAJQQAMV Q Q93 X -sf 6.97 VS? 2 . 1-Z., .JV-fi' VJ B5 MQW P f-' f 'ff STLING Qs B. Serres AR S f Ty l 410 S 4 Jkw r N J' A L. Kidman Left Guard 7- Wheeler Fulmqck u ' ' ' Q4 H Hauck R19 ht Guard 0- Moll Leff Hfllfbclck f 4 3. Row One: lerry VValle-nder, Dorian Wallender, Bob Serres, Harolc Achlziger, Rocks Hauck, Larry Minor. Row Two: lack Conners Don Schmeiser, Don Kendiq, Paul Knoll, Wally Harding, lay Wheeler. Row Three: Wayne Bauer Wayne Hauck, lack Hoqq, Mel Renner H. Achidqor Left Tackle Iohn Gettel, Mike Hatfield QQTBALL W. Harding Right Halfback A. Mootry Right End r 4 r 1 I t C. Misley Quarterback 'X f 0 L. Minor Center A Row One: Lee Kidman, Dick Boitz, Alan Mootry, Eyerett Buttolph, Len Rinearson Row Two: Otto Mott, Chuck Misley, Paul Hood, Chorley Hammeil, Bruce Fosberq, Chuck Elliott. Row Three: Tim Gilbert Louin Beard, Dennis Mitchel, Alan Wriqht. Bob Gettel, Tom Nutter. Paul Hood Most Inspirational Player I D- Bolt Right Tac 47 53-54 SCHEDULE O. C. 12 Gresham 15 O. C. 39 W. L. 7 O. C. 26 Beaverton 7 O. C. 18 Forest Grove 7 O. C. 12 Htl-Hi 15 O. C. 21 Tiqcxrd . 7 O. C. 0 Mm:-H1 20 O. C. 34 Nowberg 7 O. C. 19 Milwaulds 37 Heartbreak? Thats how many of the fans and players would describe the 1953 football season. But it should be considered successful. The Pioneers posted a five Win and two loss league record They saw their chances for league championship slip through their fingers when they lost to Hillsboro in the last eighteen seconds of the game. This years starting line up consisted almost exclusively of seniors. Halfback Otto Mott was our leading scorer as well as top point maker in the county standings. He placed second in the 'T.Y.V. league. Pioneers Dick Boltz, Harold Achtziger, Chuck Misley, and Robert Hauck were selected as members of the T.Y.V. all star team, Larry Minor, Robert Hauck, Otto Mott, Harold Achtziger, and Lee Kidman earned berths of the EnterprisefCourier all county team. Fullback I. C. Wheeler was chosen to play in the Shrine benefit game of 1954. Otto Mott was an alternate for the same team. Paul Hood was voted the Most Inspirational Play- er of the year. The junior varsity won five games and lost three for the season. A , ,. l low l: Dick Schooley, Paul Filer, Keith Whitlock, Gary Williams, Charles Kendall, Gary Kidman, Ed Lindquist, Larry Eckert, Bob Bales, Dick Long, Ron Von Valkenburg, Ray Emme. Row 2: Larry Burns, Don Fillis, Wally Hornych, Rod March, Larry Gran- quist, Glen Burch, Gerry Hidy, Ron Lettenmaier, Lynn Wiley, Coach Wayne Bauer. Row 3: Bill' Davis, Hon Hoqers, Larry Sharp, lack Iohnson, Charlen Hillen, Lyle Webber, Dick Wamser, Tom Morgan, Stan Strahm, Alan Whitman, Ron Switze, Larry Kenaston, lim Kessler, WW 57 - U , i , sn 4E35 B1 H0543 17535 Z Ei: E E f. Q ' . v BASKETBALL O.C. 50 55 Gresham 0.5. 45 O.C. 58 65 Vemonla Q.C. 61 O.C. 43 56 Benson QC, 39 O.C. Sl 57 Vernonla Qlc. 14 O.C. 47 B9 Gresham 0.C. as O.C. 53 48 The Dalles Q,C. 55 O.C. 49 47 Beaverton QC, 51 O.C. 87 68 Forest Grove Q,C, gg O.C. 57 62 McMinnville QC, 55 O.C. 55 59 West Linn 0,C, 12 34 'hqard 54 Newberq 50 Hilllboro 59 Newberq 46 Beaverton 88 Hillsboro 40 McMinnville 55 Forest Grove 40 Tlqard 59 West Linn 151 1:0 'U' Q-lf +111- Kneelinq: Bob Raney, lack Owens, Glen Burch, I-luqh Hendry, lim French, Chuck Misley. Standing: Gary Newhouse, Bob Frost, Paul Knoll, Don Schmeiser, I. C. Wheeler, Iohn Gettel, Tim Gilbert. Basketball was just fair this year at Oregon City, the team winning 10 and losing 10. Four of these games were lost by tive points or less. One real thriller was a loss to Forest Grove by only one point in a double over- time. As the scores show, they really caught fire the second hall of the season, winning 7 out of 10 games. Defeating West Linn in the last league game of the season put us in a tie for fourth place in the TYV league standings. The high scorers this year were, in the following order, Don Schmeiser, 50 lim French and I. C. Wheeler. Dho as 9' sf. wt' A-36 O' f .516 1 H-4, 3 'QW Xkxxi X. ,YI . if nd ,. ' . I , , ,Q 1. mf I L I-pin K I wg- ' New A K' wi ?',f fvw syn' 124531: I 3 '53, vf 1 W Q ff .1 am SM. IUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL O.C. 32 43 Gresham O.C. 46 31 Tigard O.C. 52 35 Vemoniu O.C. 52 28 Newberq O.C. 30 41 Benson O.C. 53 63 Hillsboro O.C. 56 27 Vemonicx O.C. 54 35 Newberq O.C. 32 35 Gl'9ShC!!ll O.C. 33 54 Beaverton O.C. 42 43 Beaverton O.C. 42 41 1-511550,-O O.C. 46 37 P01991 Grove 0-C- 52 54 Forest Grove O.C. 35 41 Mac Hi O.C. 45 52 Mac Hi O.C. 44 31' West Llnrx O.C. 45 33 Tiqqrd O.C. 55 49 West Linn AXL' , 1 39 S gr' I fun PV 2 , 23 y 22. 1 ' 55 l AIIA -A A , + 11 r X ,X 5 t aiu Row One: Tom Morgan, Ron Lettenmaier, Don Essig, Dan Clinton, Ron Edwards, Dorian Wallander. Row Two: 'Iom Nutter, coachg Ron Thom, Ray Lauderdale, Gene Hagen, Glen Patterson, Bob Gettel, Larry Grandquist. Ron Edwards, Larry Granquist and Bob Gettel lead the scoring this year. Coach Torn Nutter lead the I.V.s in his lirst coaching assignment in Oregon City to an 8-6 win-loss record. Watching the l.V,s in action olten 1111165 offered as many thrills to the spectator as the Varsity squad. 53 WRESTLING O.C. 22 30 Molcxllu O.C. 32 18 Miwuulrie O.C. 38 20 Forest Grove O.C. 27 19 McMinnville O.C. 14 28 Park Rose O.C. 13 33 Hillsboro ll Newberg 26 Beaverion 18 West Linn 28 Canby 19 Tigard 17 Sandy Oregon City wrestlers won 5 ol their 7 league matches. One ol their was over the league champions, Newberg. OC placed SeCOr1Cl H1 the league standings. They copped lst place in the district 2 tournament. Mitsy Tamura was the only boy from OC to place in the state tournament. Kneeling: lerry Hidy, Ron Kawamoto, Dennis Goosey, Danny Russell, lack Toll, Gilbert Carlson, Bob Essiq, Keith Whitlock Mitzi Tamura Hd Matcovirh. Second row: lim Gage, Manager: lack lohnson, Ken Kirchem, Les Fillis, Charles Lundin, Wayne Houck Max Seelle Don Kr-ndiq, Lynn Wiley, Don Fillis, Chuck Etlliott, lack Connors: Coaches. Third row: Ron Van Valkenberg, Alan Wright Wally l-lornyck Garry Williams, David Amoth, Terry Osborne, Kenny Hass, Larry Burns. A XR. M. 'wnllkwax 1 . WN I A,G,Mu.aH!PW ' .al 'M K ..,- x f-u-1 F'!',.t..,..-fm 57 M H Y- -'www-nn. W-pggm. K -r-. '. ' ,Jw V . V , Q. ,,,,,,,M, Q-fl . rm .A.,A . A Q M ' as . i A 0 H ,A+ , -an X' A f nnnuuunuunu 3 3 . 'W' ' W .qv ' x 1,05 awfb ff, 'Yfg-'K sg IA. -nw ' wifi 12 4 I 1 T Y Ea 'hmmm 2210, fmt, T 'Wulf xyypyw ew 1 A1 f , 1 x A M - ' I F x ,T f AN X ,U 6 b , ,X . t i Q ,-gi-l A4:V , Y .. X 1 . fgg X: H- We gffa VARSITY BASEBALL Playing on this year's baseball squad are nine returning lett m : Gtto Mott, Chuck Misley, I. C. Wheeler, Wally Harding, lim French, Bob Blbuilcl, Tim Gilbert, Hugh Hendry, and Larry Grandguist. This year's pitchers are l'lC1i1rryGCJl'Eristenson, Hugh Hendry, Leland Nyswonger, Don Schmeiser and o n e e. From all indications at this Writing we expect to have a good season. Kneeling: Mr. Bauer, coach: Danny Durit, manager. First row: Huey Hendr L 1 d N B b W 1 Burch, Chuck Misley, Ron Van Valkenberg, Harry Christenson, Otto Mott, Illn Frisch, glilendgll. 3:2313 EES: R0CkS HUUCIC, WGIIY Hflfdiflq. Icy Wheeler, Larry Grandquist, Don Schmeiser, lohn Gettel, Tim Gilbert Ierry Frick D IUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL Row One: Tom Morgan, Dick Drumm, Lyle Weber, Art Schudde, Gordon Rounds, Charles Kendall. Row Two: Elliott Arnold, Roy Carley, Don Kenneston, Bob Rapp, Tom Frost, Don Kendig, Bob Gettel, Bob Frost. Row Three: Tom Nutter, Coachg Keith Whitlock. Gayle Easterday, George Miller, Ken Kirchem, Holland Anderson, Bob Harvey, Roger Dunmire, Bob Nichols, Don Desimini, Ierry Hrabel, Eddie Claridge. The outlook tor I.V.. baseball is Tops, says Coach Nutter. This is Tom's first year at Oregon City, but his past tells a tale. ln his several years of coach- ing he. has never piloted a baseball team to less than a Znd place. The pitching statf looks extremely good. The squad is composed mainly of Freshmen. The coaching statt is ot the opinion that there are many good potential Varsity players on this squad. ,Z I , ' 'iz - . , '..-LAX ri? l..-1 A41 -ii- 4111- L K 1 ,9- - ff of it nini 2 H TRACK lack Hogg was the only senior letterman returning to lead the O. C. track squad this year. He specializes in the lOO yard dash, Other returning letter and stripe Winners are Harold Beagley, top sprint man for the freshmen last year, Lynn Wiley, Alan Wright and Lee Kidman. With 32 boys turning out this year, there is a large squad to bolster their chances at local meets. L XX Row 1: Ierry Keith, Wayne Johnson, Lynn Wiley, Harold Beagly, Kee Kidman, lack Hogg, Ray Lauderdale, Paul Knoll, Kurt Radtke Dick Waniser, Kenny Haas. Row Z: Chuck Elliott, coach, Rod Marsh, Harold House, Larry Eckert, Charles Hammel, Larry Minor, Gone litigmi, Hd Lindquist, Gordon Strciqht, Carl Setera, Alan Wright, Ierry Wallender. Row 3: Elvard Porter, Larry Swinberq, Kirk MacCullen Les Streiqht, Chet Greqa, Dick Hornych, Fred Barnbrouh, Dennis Mitchel, Don Barrows, Dennis Goosey, Rodney Iohnson. TENNIS This year's tennis squad is bolstered by six returnina letter winners Marjorie Bemus, Nancy Morris and Kitty Goodson are the airls, and lack Gwens, lohnny Graham and Bon Lettenmaier are the boys, Because at many newcomers and the returnina veterans, competition tor a place on the team was touah, The coaches this year are also newcomers, being Bunny Bradley and l.en Binearson. Top row: Kitty Goticlsiiii lciyvti llftttkti Lilah StcplieiiS Miss Bradley lorry Bryant Bottom row: leronc Sullivan lulie Haitian Mary Morris Linda Latniirette Nancy Morris Back row: Ban Imttoriintiior l Bun Thom Burt Aus Bob Haney lpn Bincarson Front row: Iohnny Graham Iohn llatfiuld Dan Clinton Larry Hull lack Owens SZ Wai, X., -r I vi! -.. -3 ? 'f , f ' A ' I gy '- S , Lai ' J we 'ig uw ', 1 T. H C, 'XIQI' fr! . 1 'octcoolo'llOovooooooooooooa.o A114 O C I 1 ,S f Haw ucv- XX Qoeeo. obed Xxo 4:09 ootbo emo Sxoowi' Q X 4? w cX2ooX oK 5 Ykiex Ami W te We dddae beko W1 Sqvod took-3 Keg? ax WN Bo koi me Bogflie The maiorettes Pep UP the rooters at pep assemblies L-nl Principals even get presents. How was the cabbage Mr. Gardner This is what happens when We lose a game. We'll make up ior it next year. af Boys can even make girls beautiful. How about it gals? Our student prexy gives a talk at an assembly 5 This year the princesses for the annual Girls' League Christmas Ball were Sophomores Sue Lathrop and Ierene Sul- livan, Iuniors Liz Rich- ardson and Pat Payne, and Seniors Ioan Berndt a n d Mildred Blodgett. The Queen was Ianice Lettenmaier. Here's a close up of part of the crowd. Looks like fun, doesn't it? Basketball Iamboree practice is well under way. We took second in T.Y.V. D1ck Matcovich crowns Queen Ianice Lettenmaier. 4 I Larry Swinb was her escort. 1 lt I N if ms i 1 3 Q ,VH 'H S ,A 'Elk mx 'nf--QL., - , , ,' 3.f'3-..:.i.'skC'cf? . ' 1 -'5 r . : 'sus :yi :f:',I.'..k-h'tL.y, ,fy-' 1- . ' E WAN ,ff , TQ MQ 1 an 55? Q, ww' nf? Uv' 'fiffliffll Q W. gps, fr , .X i LW'-Q I s I - 4 A I ' l ,',x ,, V . 'i V-,J sx -fu: 1. Q1 4 .L .5355 a .- , L L. 'QQQU x X -' 3 v . QR gk A ! V, , NX , ,wxh Q, Mx - v .: ., . .gjk , , Y' , XX i.- 1 ,-r Q Z JRE' XIX MOV D GQXQXQQD N1 - - G08 xfx W ah O X 1 32 f, . ,W .H QM , S 'H f ' . . y-'.x .. Ei.' SQ w f Q X ,K A X Qs in 9 if 5 'R N 4253. nk .vibya K tW?q5 22 5? It r N 3 , I '. . , J . uv, 31? gfgw .2 F f,--as .. X -'Ik as -4- X Here are a few of the many couples dancing to Frank Elliot and his Moonlighters. Queen I o a n Gotti r i e d and her escort, Alan Mootry p a u s e i n b e t w e e n d a n c e s. Her court consisted of Princess Iack- ie Buchholz es- corted by Dick Matcovich and Sue F r o st es- corted by Iim Ott.. Due to the absence l?1 of the photograph- er. no pictures w e r e obtained during the cere- mony. The photographer caught a few of the couples rest- ng between dances. It looks like one of the girls is dozing. I l Iust arriving at the Prom, Iudy cmd Chuck are on their way to have a wonderful time. Gordie, Carol. Ioanie and George paused long enough from dancing to have their pic- ture taken beneath the many blossomed dog- Wood trees. BEATIE 6 GUYNGS SEEDS - FEEDS - FERTILIZERS MAIN .xr EL Onrmm Cl '1 I N AUTOGRAPHS JJ mg Q., Z' I I ,P , A X1 L E id X64 J jf Wfb 'M Q, 'U--1 KU' I 'fr' hi K. X, .. , , Z., -1.-I 31 I -w t v ...A V BERNIE HERRM1-XNN'S , ull 9 '-2 ff! . X .. -1 '3' Q- f ' Q '. A 1. l I Y 1 , wg, .,.. .' A -'lv--, .qv - I - ' .t BLOUSE 9 . I Now o new version ot Penney'sl Sornexfine tailoring, new ond exciting patterns in fin Sanforized cottonsl You'll wont severol for . . : f ' .t.,. 5 .- ' .ffff.,,5gPjE l now-through-Spring. Sizes 32 to 38. wi A if M e1z's FLANN EL SLACKS ' - o 90 f - f1ElS'1E':2E- Finc quolity all wool flannel slacks, l iff: 'sez - - .5-: Ssisiif :S-S :g:::::g:- A- -5 . ,X Rx '1:3:3:1: v' ncotly toilored with pleated fronts, saddle-stitched side seams. Penney's 1 :gif .' :5:3L hos them in o selection of rich new Fall colors. Yours for the onnozingly Q .. .- .-.A f.-1 y,...T.we 'sf' . ..i. Q.. l Q 33 . ixi g- . gg i st X 3 XE S2 ez.. 3 ix . 2 mx., as Q low price of only 990. Sizes 28 to 42. QQKFWF Sr HARDWARE LOCALLY OWNED AUTO SUPPLIES NATIONALLY ORGANIZED 507 MAIN ST. PHONE: 4313 OREGON CITY, ORE. TITLE AND TRUST COMPANY Escrows Tillv Insuram-1 820 Main Street. Oregon City Phone 4273'or EV 1-6576 HUNTLEY-DRAPER from DRUG CO. Your REXALL Store Drugs - Cosmetics Radios - Magazines School and Art Supplies 713 Main Ph. 4228 Seventh and Center - Ph. 3852 k - 1 Congratulations X-'S 2..s.:as-1 ..,,. Y... .... . , K 5 ' M ' Sho i Thorpe s en s p i MAIN STREET AT EIGHTH CLAC KAMAS OFFICE MACHINE CO. 9ll Seventh Phone 49lI Exclusive ROYAL Distributor Sales Service Rentals Royal Portable Standard Electric ir in the home i' in the school 'A' on the iob JOE SISUL ' A 1 fy 1 ,e , ,- A-.IQ f K we treat JC' Your 3. I ' Q F U R N l T U R E 502 7th Street clothes X K EZ i O 0 0 Smuitone on cmmnuo ns amen H A R D W A R E PANTORIUM CLEANERS C 602 7 ' She Beside the Bridge 2 ' 5 ' Seventh and McLoughlin Blvd, Phone 0. C. 4213 If TWO ONE Account c'M'H .. , ,. t.t, Z., , ,, M ,st .. .Q ..e,-i ,.e-e-4- e-1b - 1 e-f f- -Q -A -QQQ 'EH F Q 4' 2211 f fl eeefgi 5 up U, uf if - A -2---A--,.-. . , - Y --W v Y - , --- ,Y , 1 ,...' 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SERVING OREGON A Ian's Apparel 5 Top of the elevator - X- , 1 Y I E- sv Q A ,x flgf 'L a ' l N - COCHRANIS 1 X 4 , 'Jr 622424 5 1 - Styles to Please -7- Mother 7 mf' Mam Z and Daughter ef Tool 'S-f Af M X C y ' l Q if Ofegon 'W PHONE 8238 lx Xx t For flavors that are best Our Ice Cream has extra zest. VlNCENT'S RICHMAID 710 Washington St. X-ef 41521. , -3 Q35 11058 fr' , 3923, , 'ouu 1 .- 'f el , Ifnvxf'-Q ,1'11 DEALER Congratulations from - Coleman's Electric 1001 MAIN ST. PHONE 5446 Congratulations to the Graduating Class and all Future Classes Premium Market 919 7th Street Phone 3871 ROBlNSON'S JEWELRY home of LONGINE - WITTNAUER WALTHAM Cr ELGIN WATCHES DIAMOND RINGS for EVERYBODY We give S G H Green Stamps Next door to J. C. Penney's L C Phil and Min Philan Phone 3942 ' Bernier Flower Shop 812W Main Street 0 Ore o C I g n ity, Oregon X 1 XX .Lithia .dad ' 1 , 4- KM T I- 1. Con razulanons fs N ..,.,.,.e5gz- ' 4 x? .,'::,. f'-:::::f?2:I:1:S: - L '2'-x-:+' . v.2'5v,.4iw.. 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UN K ITY BRANCH THE FIRST NATIUNAL BANK of Portland Lets Build Gregon Together' F F WEST LINN, OREGON L v Congratulations to the Graduating Class and all Future Classes C ARTER'S VARIETY STORE sis Main si. r-hm -8586 WR Hippy Graduation! PAU L S Radio Service Co. NJITURE OG Hou UGGBR lllllllffl VILLIYS llllllli IPILIIICI I llll Illllilm OREGON CITY SALEM Main ST. Phone OC 4271 EVergreen 1-1537 820 S h S Ph 55l6 Congratulations from - Y F .5 Q' bk' i I C 'i 5 C zf, WALLY'S MUSIC Sil0P i , , QQ 'p f ... Q b. Hum g 1 F . - 506.7111 Phone 5323 oregon any A W - AFA'.'l'g FIM ,, 1 , f - -a aa ran C a Ca Q it i '+L ' oa o an f i , ,,, a .. C X V I T ,Ida X F ' yi 9 9 ramen c,-.Kes AND cookies r' Muno9s Bakery H1l1S1dC Chapel Funeral Home 616 Main Street Phone 4335 1306 7th Sr. PHONE 3902 Gaeqan edq .Eamon Go. A COMPLETE LINE OF Euiulinq luoiwuhld REDDAWAY'S TRUCK LINE, INC. INSURED CARRIERS OF CE I6 S O C O 533l EV 7253 M 8: M Hardware 1402 Washington Street OFCEOII CIW Compliments of WESTWOOD 8. BOPE TEXACO SERVICE 7th 81 Washington St. - Phone 3868 OREGON CITY, OREGON LIFE -:- FIRE -1- AUTO -3- BONDS Y EV 1-1290 oregon cafy 7234 LEGLEB M GAHUE . ana HTIHN Howard's Furniture GENERAL INSURANCE TEL. 4331 204 McCaId Building Oregon City, Oregon We Make Your House a Home II02 MAIN OREGON CITY, OREGON HUB GRUCERY RED sf WHITE STORE Good Luck! Mariqold Ice Cream Co. 618 Seventh Street Oregon City H3 sixth sheet Phone 6233 PHONE 3355 N. L. METEN BICIIFIELD SERVICE 514 Sovenfll Shed Ol IR! Hill Phono OC. lil! I7 az Onzcon CITY. Onscon Busch Furniture Co. OREGON CITY - OREGON Bob Hartke Pontiac 13TH AND MAIN Where You Get a Better Deal llIXON'S PASTRY 8a CUFFEE SHIIP 509 MAIN 0 g City Phone 3391 IC on Graham 6? Company. Realtors 214 Molalla Ave. - Phone 7227 OREGON CITY, OREGON VAN'S MARKET Weekdays 8 am. to 10 pm. Sundays 9 am. to 8 p.m. Curran 81 Lyman Richfield Service 7th and Washington St. - Phone 3484 OREGON CITY . -,, PHONE sasa zzs HIGH sr. , H3 ,,Wlf,, THOMAS AND TELFORD 3 LONG -53 :4.,. ' ,tl GENERAL INSURANCE Suite I Phone 'IO.1,, 'If HOT D065 Mclntyre Bldg. 2626 his-YA, 3 X - ' Q Super Highway .3 V P. C. Knox - Excavating - 4' 1 4 SHOP FOR YOUR CLOTHING NEEDS at the S :Sf N Men's Shop in lun 0 ITIUSICHUJY E fp: PEC-GY s Music STORE Puuul 4994 EDWARD RD ZASTIROW JIEWELERS BIDV3 MAIN 14 un fi: S 'lg 6 QQ' M ff 'X a 4 Q 4 ff' ab.-1-ii 5 ,J A +f 1 X' i J , , F'-fa: , ' LW - 2: H1 fb Q53 K 1 A V jffif '55 sl! 4,u- v ue, .'4Tl JOAN GOTT 'A I- x I Wffdkf FEB ,, is I 58 1' l' 1 3 L r f X .I iz D 3 IMEH L 5 .ffl TH lllllllli 'J . ,.. N I N T H ! up A l' B'-wi, i t lx ., 'll ll I ll 5 2 1 i .1 ' Y X 'il I 1 :ri 1- Il- f ,V 'X 8.:Kn A sl . a , l if H' 1,42 B ' 'G' , ' li if l I . v E r Ml 5 i B I Fil wx nb , 4: .., , r- 1, - 1. W I , r ig, P I is I K 8 W yr' 'Q I f , it ri 1 , .r 5 Y 2. , 1 ,sig 7 -Q 'A v A 1 i , 5:0 'nn X, . 1 . i ,Q ,Qt Jtj my L , ve s i X-A A l - 'f X -'S it 1 'B , - , f 'X .. y ' 1 - , N i W X xi r rg , f .jr fl ll l l q, Y A it mv. 'G Elf. Ni x .'. bp l ', .1 1- EPZ, J W sc -' l F' . N , X ' ffm , wr . is G- ll 'H Stiififizi- ,- -21: 1 WA, f 1. I r ' . 1 It .. if- A x 'dvr - S 1 f , 5,-5 ,ky 1 I f 1 N op Row: Shirley Allon, Wor'r'rsrr Alsnp, Torn Aloxrindor, Everett Aplet, Philip Anderson, Elliott Arnold, Shfiron Appleqrrte, Mark Balcwirii, l,awirr nu- Burney, 'Tlrnrnns Barry. Second Row: Bnli Bartley, Scxndrd Bartley, lorries Bottling, Bob Board, Lindo Beard, Chwrrlotto Bw-la, Norman ll--I rrirrll Hom-y Br-rrimtt, Sally Bonnit, Ernost Bomlrrnd. Third Row: Borlmrrci Blfrir, Terry Bridges, larry Brodddus, Margie Brooks, Barliara Brown, .rBvrlri Brrwvri, Barlicira Brush, Aliso Brrrnoss, Slrnrriri Burvh, Uonnld Burqoncr, Fourth How: Kathlocrn Burnett, Lloyd Brrtts, Boy Carlriy, Bill t r1Il in, Karon Clrririrlwrs, Kayn Qil'lllSlUL1I't, Marvin Crsriieros, Edward Clriridqo, NL1Ht Y Conzelrnan, Cdrolyn Cook. Fifth Row: Patty Collins, lwirrriirrl 'tml-1, lnrry Voir-y, Frwrt Crciriicr, Boli C'rdnston, Env Cnrikshrink, Audrey Drruqherty, Lo .rlvrro llriririisnri, Dori Dosirnino, Ralph Dietrich, Goorqn Dilsriver, Therosu Dionne, Miko trrriririro. aventh Row: Rnqvr Dunniiro, Allvn Eadon. Gayle Errstorddy, lorry Evkert, lim Edwards, illis, Daryl Fisher. lqhth Row: Toni Frost,, lay Prior, lorry Fuller, Corolyn Frrrre, ludy Gdiner, Curtis Gage, Goldman. 'inth Row: Hosrinnn Gostivirfh, Mnrlyn Grunt, Shirley Green, Chester Greqq, look Groner, dnsun, Skip Hurt. Roy Davidson, loo Dovis, Bonnie Dow. Sixth Row: Don, Dick Drumm, Vrolu Drrholl, lorries Drrril-ip, Niol Niol Edwards, Viviun Ells, Howard Erdrnrrn, Lnslio Pierre Gorrird, Kcrren Goddard, lim Goebel, Sharon Mike Hcrqedorn, Grrry Holdormon, Arlene llrrll, Donnn 87 STUDENT OFFICERS The Student Body Officers elected it the yeor of 1953-54 were: Gordon Round President: Mike Ldurs, Virepresidentg Pr ty Gibson, Treosurery Andy Boker, Se retory. The President ond Vire-President wel chosen from the ninth qrdde, the Treosu er from the eiqhth grade ond the Secr tory from the seventh qrode. gm? titi ,pw t pRe5:oe.m'r Vice- 'FDRCSIQQQJT STLLQENT Coumqu. I 4-. Q . . K Row I. 471 xi! Morris, f'fimiiwv- Whiteman, Bonnie Rit- ?f'I, Mitzi iirriifquisi I.1ntlr1 Mi'Mli1lII1, Lindo Beord, as-Q 1 i.'t.:i:t fnnth, Vtltly friliwwvfi, Indy Shepherd, Donnii R iiiznn' n Row 2, Don Dc-ssxmini, Wayne Archiml izlii, Pit n Grtinqviist, Miko iicrurfc, Dixie Perkins i,.':1i1f Utrwigziit, flirfioii H-winds, Divk Iiciizor, Dirk iihns n, IV.: Vifirvtiwvll, Mr. fhlIIV'ILUI1, Row 3. 'lug' l'V1nn:::isri, Vtxrwln Fr-lls, Donny Sovy, Mnynfird Hu lim :n I5 :vri iitisffirft, Kwn Wvlelw-r, Frrink Hou- '21I1, if! Mrzriiztfn, iitniy iieidfx, Andy Brikwr, Divk 'Wwit-ii'-1 Tnensutfeen Secnqvnfev NINTH T A C , i f as ' l t ' T gig T 9- N T vga f A vt ' tt P Q by L0 L ft t 3 it V 1. . fl .-. ' - . A J . u it Q 'Q . A . , . , . w V '- it ft. A 'gil' nz- '4 1 1 - L X . ' W.-Q . gt- T t ., ' 45 N .x - ' tsl, N be - - J - at Q., , , - S K Y tt Q ' I fl u , gi '53 git. . 2 m1A.. . X -- -- - , ,- .4 W ,. - f , ui 5 Q2 -QQ WW -6 W3 ' S A, l, fp gf-L S if 2 T 'S' tv -S 'ht F I V tt, y , S t 4 as new . . , , L ' . . at t . l3a'f-fs? i ., ' t , t li 5' 9 , it , I6 4, . L ' . '1 T' I ,. , , ?g.:7:.:1: Je figs, ., T' 4- 2 ' , S-mst Atl? T 'S I1 2 V . a 'an 4' 1 7 T f f SP X - - f i wt it B ft C, mt X A yi , ,L J my tt A- a L' .Y L i ii' 1 'r W' r ' 'if C 4 '.,-', 'S V. lk' g ,Q t Q -:Q ,X 7 4 S A QV , it ', tix. ISL M P 't t ' xt. A i . , I B if ' Q W Top Row: loan Hatton, Bob Harvey, Wendell Heaqle, Pat Heath, Louise Hedge, Dick Helzer, Wayland Henry, Sharon Henthorne, Carolyn Hesch, Ann Hibbard. Second How: Ward Hill, Loren Hinkle, Stephan Hinkson, Marjorie Hodges, Clarke Haeltkv, Suellen lloevet, Suzanne Hoevet, Denny Holmqrain, Iames Holt, Louise Horn, Third How: Dick Hornyck, lerry Hrabal, lean Hubbard, Maxine Huebner, Evelyn Hunter, Sharon Hude, Ioyce Inqersoll, Charlotte Frey. Olen Ienness, Dick Iohnson. Fourth Row: Carol Iohnson, Harley lones, Bob Ioyner, Eleanor Kakiskita, lim Kamolz, Berniece Kanirath, Barbara Karlik, Barbara Karns, Bon Kawamoto, Gloria Keeth. Filth Row: Theta Keith, Naomi Kelly, Clifford Kelsay, Dick Kendall, lint Kendiq, Alvin Knoll, Delbert Kokl, Darlene Kramer, Margie Krueger, Terry Kyle. Sixth Row: lack Larson, Mike Laurs, Virginia Lattermon, Allen Leitch, Gerald Leith, Sharon Lepinsky, George Lemmon, Carol Lilly, Mary Liemert, Carleen Lindau. Seventh How: Bob Lindquist, Pat Looney, Lilo Lyman, Sharon Mack, Kirk MaCCullen, Dennis Marsh, Mary lane Martin, Darlene Matlock, Frieda MrAda, Colleen McKinnon. Eighth Row. Linda McMillan, Den McfNiece, Linda Mclteynolds, George Miller, Hazel Miller, lean Miller, Myrna Miller, Nancy Misley, Fred Morrow, Lynn Moyer. Ninth Row: Barbara Mauer, Terry Murphy, Naney Myron, Bob Nichols, Keith Nutt, Thelma Nutt, Otis Nyburq, Mary Osburn, Bob Parrish, Bill Partlow. T f IV I IV I V1 , ,,, , ,Ars 4 ,r V.. 8,41- V' . ,.. . J mmf n- i 41:09 ' 1 - ' ,. 9 ,X , ,r . f r 1 V up , y A 5 ,f ,' , I -M .A xx , Q I . i V J P . ts. ,i ii I , ' S ' - - ,jj F , , ff : . if - gferg: if r , L,,, V A A It 1 iw . . -rf nl P, s 'S ' 2 34 S Q. I ,Q H. N 1' r I? I ' T ?gi,t.!: xi i, I K ' 3' ' 'f'? iP0' Li: xy 1 ' MQA, . ' Y 1 1 I 1 H ,W :Q 4' . In Q , ww' 5 kiki is , P 'r' ' z 4 . W .-.ff if MQ . .- 0,- , HI M I -,r is .iw K , - rv, V- N...-'W' Q L, i t in 45' ' I S . - 3: ' '- A P M 6 ' wi if ' , ' 7 ,TA 1 w - . i w--1' k , ,A' 7 W X Zi - x :jig 5 1 . - ' ' 'P i N I Z U ,fi ,321 3 Q , :I if fe di? , 1 S 5 lyf 'Z ,fm fl rf' FE: T 'Q I fr ,Q - , I V M ' ' ' Q C' ,V4 ' H W! .1 Y t -Q fr tw--f ., 4- AML Q-I 1 ' 41525 R if' Slim' . iii A , 1, 1 la E D. .5 , , ,ggi xv 4' 5 A A 1 'I ' gk x t' ' . A ' Eiwirrt xiii '21, Top Row: Marsha Patterson, Dale Pederson, Dean Penni, Dale Perkins, Serae Perrin, Viraia Peterson, David Por- ter, l.arry Porter, lohnny Postlewaite, Pat Prior. Second Row: Ken Potter, Virginia Rants, Bob Rapp, Danna Reeves, ' Frank Ried, Corrine Remily, Gene Ridder, Fred Riedel, Flora Rindflesvh, George Rindilesvh. Third Row: Doris Rise- - linq, Bonnie Ritter, Pat Roberts, Darrell Robinson, Gloria Rodgers, Richard Rodaers, Carolyn Roos, Allen Rose, Donald 1- Rosenthal, Marian Rosenberry, Fourth Row: Donald Ross, Nivole Ross, Gordon Rounds, Dirk Royre, Rrll Rnvonivh, Ierry Rumbolt, left Sanchez, Dorothy Srhassen, William Schrader, David Serres. Fifth Row: Georaia Sottf-ra, Dm- Ann Shailer, ludy Sheperd, Carol Sidor,, Darwin Siebert, Lawerenre Smith, Nevada Smith, Rrnhartr Sosriavske, Carol 9 2 4 Sosnovske, Iohn Spear, Sixth How: lerry Steeves, Bruve Stewart, Kathleen Stewart, Gordon Strviqht, lmislro Strf-iight. lack Swan, Drrrleen Tamura, Kathy Tattoo, Marlen Taylor. Harold Teske. Seventh Row: Retry Thani-rs, Dorothy Toll, lack Toll, Charles Trapp, Larry Tuthill, Walter Van Daren, Mary Van Reese, lady Vique, For-il Vilhtrner, Alive Wallace. Eighth Row: Don Wardell, Wendell Webb, lean Webb, lerry Welle, lohn Wehlinq, lohn Wieqle, Ken Vtfelelier, Dawn White, Karol Whitlovk Pat Whitmore-. Ninth Row: Ray Whitmore, Marcella Wiese, Bob 'Wilson, Larry Wilson, Frank Winterberqer, Anita Worthington, Sharon Wright 90Enqone Wundorline, Edith Young, Alan Zohr tb ' ' i arier, Ierlene Zirklu, Sandy Wilson. HONOR SGQIETY Watt xml How 1. Theta Keith, Boseann Gostovirh, Colleen McKinnon, Mary Lienart, Chris Smith, Sharon Lepinsky, Darlene Tarnura, Carol Sidor, Nicole Ross, Carol Curran, Linda McMillan, Ianine Moyer, Row 2. ludy Shepherd, Ron Kawamoto, Harry Holderman, Dennis Mer- rin, Koin Bowman, Don Douglas, Dick Drumm, Gordon Bounds, lack Larsen, Ken Potter, Mike Lanrs, Mr. Grimsted, Patsy Seaman. Row 3. Sharon Heaqlo, Carol Sosnovske, Sandy Wilson, Pat Prior, Betty Thomas, Donna Reeves, Carolyn Hesch, Margie Krueaar, Barbara Sosnovske, Arlene Dennison, Diane Whiting, Vickie Bogdan, Mary Anna Keck, Nancy Myron, Ann Donaldson. BOYS, LERGLLE ,,.-i .fii S ' ya i l u K i 1 1 , if S l 5 5 i l I 1 f is L - A l i Row 1. Dick Phelps, Bolo Harvey, Mike Laurs, lack Larson, Dick Drumm, Vice-President, Uon Uesimini, President: Ierry Gettel, Secretary, H. E. Sawyer, Advisor. Row 2. Allen Darr, Rodger Cruikshank, Theran Eells, Don Frost, Lowen Pankey, Ed Bowman, Allen Bowman, Ronald Stewart. lllu-nur-1 Bottom Row: Dm- Struts, Thfflmcr Fryliorqer, Christine Smith, Iudy Vouqhn, Carol Curran, Dcrrlo Lettenrnuier, Cora Lynn Elmer, Ann Drarinlrisori, lflU1 Y llLllSfT Sltilwri Dwttfglcls. Second Row: Don Bunnell, Roy Burqhfirdt, Kern Bowman, Lcurcz Felbirk, Patty Gibson, Irickiri Riqqs, lvlririlyn lrnfll-cy, Vtciynr- Hrtiwn, lVlltflti1ITl Phelps, Ftivhmd Brlluikoft, Miss Allen. Third ROW: Floyd Wuqrier, loo Kosslor, Firm Nivhmls, ltirrros ffulr-rritiri, D ivltl Slifok, M-iyntrrrl Bsrvhrnrrnn, Iohn Tweevten. Noi Pictured: Rebecca Canon, Rlrihfird Chrlswell, George Gordon, 4' 0 ul , Bottom How: S illy Psuttl, Flrirwiife Shtiw, Ptitsy R110 Brrldwin, Diane Whltinq, Elsie? Winqer'd, Yvonne: Kfimolz, Btirliciru lit-rsuris,Cgrigy'v0 llcgkkanrm. - ' - - -i ' rn . ww crm Shititiri lin mit, Vtrrril Mfiurly, Shrrrric f7'Br1rirt, Second Row: Mrs. Chapelle, Gciry Rreddriwfry, Lawton t Strflwurt, Clint ri s rn, r ru Ifssv, Anita ll islzrrins, llKtW Il'Y Anclrfisori, Vivkin- Brvqclen, David Bcxrnbroolc, Don Hiqqins, Herbert VVtnri, Third How: Allvn Unit, liiivtrl Vlfli lifirrrs, llf'I ilti Gfrttvgl, Mtirvin Lt-vvts, Torn Blorlqett, Leslie Dcvis, wi is 'F' 1 lr,-EA, G-Q' q . l '!' Bottom row: Lois Buss, Deo Ann Cooper, Marcy Tomun, Patty liarlcln, Ccrrol Hrinsen, Patsy Shurpri, lonis liqfroclrirrr, loycrv Blczvkwell, Myrnri Cunninqhrim, Donnrr Rogers, Betsy Dinqos. Second row: Fronres Bcrskr-t, Shirley Pixlor, litrns Zirlw-l, Stcmloy Hnuso, Normrin Lon, Don Douqlcrs, Allen Shorkley, Mrrlcolrn Trrylor, Genre Wiesel, Mr, Grinistmiri. Third row: Donny 92 Huy, lorry Hennl,urqor, Gale Humphreys, Gene Scheer, Iim Hodqklnson, Larry Garvin, Colin Ee-lls, Allf'-rr Bciwrniin, Kenneth Lindlcnd, Arvhiv Krohs. ABM, ' nm 255:55 nCrHTH RDDE 1 1 7 Q ' Lungs Q' si' Qgz 1 I , .. . I 5 f' , if U' V gl I 1 1 - , glEEg!rr,-l Fug., um,-+,y kwin? 'ulfiglilif' f! . sw f s' - M r lg Y 'infggf' vw' d Q . P64 Q xg., v fi zzfabf n x V zz 'Ito' , ' . G 1 If 0 v Q X 'Fr Q -ry if l x.. In W V bd 1 ii? fs, -- '-Ei 1 . . if x ,V 4 4, K. L 5 ... Y rx ,gk G, J Mi, ...' 'Iii 5' .A 7,5 571 - V V I ' V k ' - Q if H Q E' Q 'fy 'g fi 33 ik ' ' 25 ur v' K Am ' wir, iw f 5 , kr 1 , x A .. fuk - W fa S -1 A i . f '- 3 3 'jj 4 ftp '! 111:.. Q'i!l 3f Qs ftp 41 ' 'ATA 'vff '- QW ' gg .K 44 nston, Glens Lee, Doris Whii Dcrol Grunt, Eruin Lundin, D unny Sovy, Marvin Eckori, Roc' si, , MVVKQ - Q ' xv rw' W -' ii' . ' J. 4 nyll' ,.ff: 1 i-Z' if Q HQ? S 4 Q24 ,K W v Y N., L, Rf W gk m . -F SU D Q V E GJ 'T' I--I i E. Bottom row: '111 . 11.11 , 11111111 1111-11, 111 1111111111111 , 111111'11s, 111111-11, 1711111 1 111111, X11 '1 .. y 7 1111 -'1 1 111 1:1 1' Second row: 1,1111y '111Y-I 1, 1.1 111111 111.111 1-1, 11 fw 1111 111 1 1 11 1 ,' 11' 11 1' 1- 1f11fa11',' 11-11111 1u'11111',1.'z11111 11'1111'.'11. i111'11g, 11 11 111111111. Thxrd ro 1.1 1' 111111 111 1-1 4111111121111 1111, 17111511 111111111 11111111 'W1151 11, 1,111 1c f'j1IX1111l, 1 11v 1 Missing from picture are: 1'111- 1 1 1113'-1 111 11 1 111' 1. di v. Bottom row: 1.111 '111' f 11:1111,1':11: 111 1-1111111, 1111111K111111111', 11111'11 11 1:111111'111, 1 11.1111 '111 ' :1,. 1 aecond row 1' 11 11.11 11, 111111 111-111, 111111 1,11111111111, 15111114.1111 '111, 1V1!111fy I1 5111111111 1111 1 Thlrd row: 1 71 11',111 111' 11511111111 1, 111 I1 11111 -11, 1111111 111-1: I1 1311131 1'1:1111c1111111, S111-fi I1 1 1 ,A-4 of Bottom row: 11111:1y 0511111111-, B1'OT141Fl Lvwis, L1111r11 11ons1m.lC11c1r1er1o 1V1tII'V1I1 111115 1'111111111:z111, 111111111111 '1'111ty, M1S. f3111111p.Secqnd row: Gqry Rodgers, Hug , W 5 , I M 1 '111-151 11111 111'1NfI1I1f111 11V1I1 11111111111 A1fH1111 Kocpsol, Iudy 1411111-11, C'v11111111 P1 11t'w 111 A11 1 1 ITV 1 111y Third row 1' 111 111 .1 V 1-.1111-, 131111 111111, 1111-111111 13-1115, C3UiJ1't'1t? 11111111,111'i, 101111 B11111e1y, 111111 11 wr' 1111 Prewlfiy 11c1L1L11u111 l1111y 111 11111 11, Tom Hwsfa Q Severuri-1 G-Reoe yi Bottom row: Narnia Heirnbiarnvr, Edith Staten, ludy Bales, laan Toman, Sanrlru Minor, D ixlene Lewis, Lola Cook, Dorothy Morris, Indy Hurnbnld, rudy Wliswnl Mmy Bloypy Cimrimw 11,119 Second row: Miss l-lenrikswn, Kenneth Bauer, Bailey Seidel, Brent Red-elaway, Arcjhie Prilrner, Gary Gibson, Gary M4'GGhLltWY, Darrell Ciinku, Lewis White, Garorn Mclntyre. Third row: Roy Edwarfls, Ouintem Rippey, Eddie Loqun, Garren llnnt, Wayne Iolly, Gary Denison, Furry H-'iiCk. Bottom row: Patrivia Goldnnincl, Patsy Rrndtlesch, Bonnie Allen, Candire Whiteman, Carole Olson, Vivian Wuyner, Carol Bristnl, Virqinia Toll, Diane Perrin, Donna Mendenhall. Second row: Walt Curtis, Monroe SiP0, lOyC0 lroy, lavcnne Gord, Glenda Alsup, Linda Bowler, La Home Parker, Sharon Suerus, Ianic-Q llopp, Lois Tweeten, Mrs. Margaret Foster. Third row: Lawrence Rodgers, limmy Garvison, Andy Baker, Ftnn- ald Tocldy, Iimmy Hopp, Theron Eells, Stanley Tiedtke, Dwight Lively,Wcilter Powell, Tommy Luttrell. FFICE POF-2 QE ' if 'ir 'Q '77 5 in 5 F 1 Q ' '-Straus.. 5 El r 'E undinq: Iflmyr- f'hI1STlGYl, ffnml SOSIlUVSk'?, Amir! Worthington, Ioyco Inqorsoll, ffrrnl Fidcr, Shrrrwn Hvnihnrnw, 'Xuriwy Urxlmhtwry, Pwr! PIIOIK, Icwxn Huqqfzrd, Mrs. Enqlvbrecht. Seuied: Drirloncf Trxrnum, Brzrbrirc KVIY1fk'k, Slmmn rifirnlrnli, 'Wilw-11 IVI4.'KiIIIl0I1, Linrilfr MCReynmlf'lS, L IGRQRV CkU.B r 4 'I r mw' Q r W lil ai Q er of Q Dru: Oslmrrr, Ann Hllvlwurd, Corrine Hemxly, Iudy Viquv, Flom Hindflosfh, Indy Goinvr, Darlene, C-Imvmn, Vvrnu ll.n1vk, Mrs, fins. HESDEFQIAN JUNIOR QED CROSS 2-Qi' tl -H A iejxiedz lwmy W1-Irson, I'l1-1i.w1:.x:'lw1- Kon Potlvr, Assisivml Editor mm' IU-vrllxlawu, lliilul- S11-1:-S' limi- .'X1!1s!' HU UIIllN1 C:US1UVlk'h f 4 N . ' . ' ' A ' Tl 1.1 Bnth M CT vk, i 5 3 Mkx IN ' D . Amlilv Smndmq: MIA ROUTE Ml ,H XMMT Mrs. COX' Advisor. IO 11 , 18 1111510 Afvx my 1, mr Dlrk mmm , 5 px Q it 5 N. , i 1, S rm f' 44 fa Lg? 9? fe. 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Nfrvatla Smith, flee Ann ,. .th-n.-r, Mary Vin ltr'-ist, l.lIttlfI lvfwltflillan, Mary l,inntt, ffarol l lllt!1- n Fourth row: l, my Tuthill, Pftif' Vititvksnliank, Di-'lc llorn' y-k lfiriy Stn- vt s This year the dramatic department consisted of two ninth arade classes and one seventh Grade class. The students studied make-up, pantomime, costumina, liqhtinq, Constructed stafle scenery, studied problems of actinq and presented three three-act plays and several one-avt plays. The ninth qrade presented The Black Kniahtn hy lanies Gardner Hellman, a deliqht- ful Cfhristmas historicial play and l'AliCe in Wonderland drantatized by Charlotte Chor- pennina. Alive in Wonderland was presented to an audi enre of about fifteen hundred elementary srhool students and proved to be a very suc- cessful and well-liked production For hoth plays, volortul and attractive eos- tumes were made which aided in makina the plays more attractive to the eye. Th fx C'hildren':: Theater has now become an institution in the Oreaon City funior High Swhoal. The type ot plays presented are most suita lulw for us lneeause they are plays written for, avttwl hy, and aiven to children. They are also plays that stir the imaqination. We end:-tl the year with a series of scenes frt ini were the plays of William Shakespeare. These at-ted he-fore an audience of the students' parents and friends. Refreshments were served. l7irec'tor of the dramaticrs department is Mrs. Winifred Preston 00 Bottom row: Eleanor Kfiskishita, N 1rtf Y MYWY1 Stttlflt' lVVtlS'tNt VW ian Ells, Carolyn Furre, toy Print Second row: Mary l.tnn Us horn, Theta Keith, Pri: ltrixwr, Hr tty Th: ni-is, l.intlt: ftnaifl, Su-ttl'-n lioevet, Mrs. Prfistnn. Third row. frzuiso liwrn, ltavw St'Itf'53, lttili Perkins, ferry Ruinliolti, Geralrl Leith, litrrhfna lt-ltzn, Fourth row: Barbara Brown, Henry Br-rifitt, Wlfll DTUYWU. Mill lrfllllftt ll l ' Ridder, Kathleen Piurnf-tt. Bottom row: Norma Hoirntaiqner, lufly Rtlmlhftlfl, MWTY Rll Yfv lUflY Wilson, Charlene Hale. Second row: VJGYYW ll'llYt GWYWYW lllltllt Eddie l,oqan, Garrett Mvlntyre, Rtiy Edwtirflsz. Third row: llltli' Bales, Annette Ralwont, l.ola Cieftli, FarrY Haufk, Gary Mt-GahL1ftYf GGYY GMWSUNV l fIY Sk f'lf1' Kvlllll' Mrs, Vrnsztori. Fourth row: Bauer, Lewis White, Quinttn Hippy. fi 'JY .1 sg f fm 3 S f A 3 'R TBC!-IES B A N D Q RALLY SQUAD Q .01- 3 ,,. . ' . ' . ' RLI' , D Bottom Row. Bornira Kamralh, Botly ThOmG51 Arlene DSUUISOYL BC1fb0fU Brush, NGUCY M15l9Y4 TOP Row Dons lg mil mlm' Boevc-s, Marqory Kruorgor, Llnda Board, Barbara Sosnovsko, and Ca1'OlYl'1 Hesch V LLEY BALL Ii , My f ' , . -. so 1 4 g9 Bottom How. Darlono Tamura, linda Beard, Theresa Dionne, Arlene Dennison. Second Row. Mrs. Grunst, Barbara Brush, Marqio Kms-qc-r, Nancy Mlsloy, Marsha Patterson, Anita Worthington. Top Row. Barbara Sosnovske, Betty Thomas, Carol Sidor, Carolyn lesgh, Lmda M1MlllLlU, Glorux Keeth, Sharon Applegate, and Ioyre lnqersoll. QA Ct-lA PIONS an . , Q Q wi Q X X -sr - 1 ' -, L Oregon City 7 Beaverton 0 Oregon City 7 Forest Grove 7 Oregon City 41 Hillsboro 7 Oregon City 20 Tiqurd 14 Oregon City 34 McMinnville 6 Alter being downed in the first game by the Albany Bulldogs l2-O, the Pioneer trosh were not to be defeated again as they won the next five Consecutive games to become the frosh T. Y. V. Champs. The entire team deserves much credit for their fine season. Managers. Dirk lli-lm-1, Donuts Maisli, Bots Pairisli, Edward Clariclao, Roy Corley. Rcw l. Dick lfioinyrh, Dick Diuntm, Chester Greqa, Kirk Mat'Cullon, llill Partlow, Gordon Slieiqht, Ward llill, lim Kendig, Gordon Hounds, Bob Harvey. Row 2. Frank Winterburqer, Coach Davis, lloaor Dunniirf-, Miko l,4llllS, Bob Cranston, Prix' Cruiksliank, LeRoy Davidson, lfrslie Streiqht, Hob Nivhols, Bob Rapp, Coach Don Grililvlv, Coavh Bob lloy, Don DfXSlllllFtl. Row 3. Fred Roidell, George Miller, Bolt Bartley, Dick Kendall, lack Larson, Darrell Robinson, Niol lfmlwards, Niol Durrmiro, lorry Evkort, Bob Avhtzigczr, Don Burgener, of ' A27 'l liil ei ,iiii 7 H, 1. . v X inf l t W Vp Ill? nl Row 1. Daiol Grant, Terry Kelsey, Dave Smith, Ron Grandquist, Don Osborne, Don Mitvhell, Larry Hansen, Larry Tracey, !Erwin Lunclen. Row 2. Coach Bob Hoy, Ferry llauck, Lawon Pankey, Dwight Lively, llans Radtke, Don Mitchell, Bob Partlow, MOUYOU Slllli AlC1Y1 DUTY, Andrew Baker, Munuqer Ed Claridge. 105 LEAGLLE CHAMP ONS Greflon City's Freshman Pioneers retained their T.Y.V. Frosh Championship as they captured their sec- Ottfl Stlftiftlit haskothall title in succession. The satiad ended the current season with a twelve winfesix loss record. After droppinq the first toiir pre- ssoriaatm fwiitosts, the Pioneer Hooks started to look alive as they went to a twelve and two T.Y.V. Leaaue remirit, The toarns only losses were to the Grizzlies of McMinnville and the West Linn Lions. f 'imvli Davis said that he was quite pleased with his team durinq the campaigns, Bottom How: Cfwawli Davis, Dirk Drtimni, Divk Kendall, Gordon Hounds, Gordon Streiqht, Leslie Stroiaht, Don Dosimini, Loltoy Di t. f R 9 D ' H - ' - ' ivif sc n, oqm iinnnrr, Second How. Clifioid Kelsay, EdwardClar1dqe, Roy Carle-y, Bch llarvey, ierry Rumbold, Torn Frost, Toni .All'Xf1IidOI', Bolt llappu 'Q Q? 1 5 tr Bottom How: Iohn Tweeten, Ierry Gettel, Larry Tracy, Dcrryle Grant, Hans Zirble, Marvin Eckert, Darwin Ells. Second How: lttin Lock, Dick Phelps, Wayne Brown, Don Oshorne, Kern Bowman and Coafrh Bob Hay. SEVENTH BASKETBALL , '4-5 .b -1-.. wb' ' XX Q, . f. ,1- 1 - ary. 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