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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1958 volume:

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Diane Whiting Gayle Tschopp -----,--.---.Pat Weigel Claudia Turnbow Ann Donaldson -s---- Sandy Kendall Serres --------Tom Blodgett .Rowena Anderson .-----.,------Jan Hagedorn Darla Lettenmaier s----,,-.Marilyn Fensky Dona Gregor -----Cynthia Peeples --------Terry McGirr --------.Melvin Sump Lloyd Wagner McCall Mr. Hupp --------------.Mr. Goodman Mr. Bridges We, the staff of the 195 8 Hesperian, dedicate this yearbook to the students of the Oregon City Senior High School. Our purpose in high school is to become educated not only through studying and gaining knowledge but also through taking part in activities which help us grow in our readiness for entrance into the busy and ever-progressing world. Into this volume we have placed a record of these activities as some of the memories of our high school days never to be forgotten. We dedicate this book to the under-classmen, who still have many happy and profitable high school days ahead of them. But we dedicate this yearbook especially to the seniors, whose high school days have swiftly passed and who will soon know these clubs and other activities only as memories. Thus, that the memories of our high school activities may endure, we have recorded them in the Hes- perian, a treasure chest of memories of the school year 1957-58. During the past year the student council has aimed to advance the status of our school by more effective execution of its functions. One improvement of the council, which consists of the president, vice president, secretary, boys' repre- hai' 0-11 li., Joe Planton Vice President S-Q Bob Sack Secretary Becky Canon Elevator Editor T53 STUDENT 00N ll , ' -M 1 .- N57 1 i ,ei-in 'fi t .-.., sentative, girls' representative, editors and managers of the Hesperian and of the Ele- vator, was the addition of an inter-club council representative. The inter-club coun- cil was organized to bring the clubs of the school into closer contact with one another and to ease the financial burden of decorat- ing and improving the Pioneer Building for those clubs which sponsored social activities there during the school year. One of the major projects of the student council was to inform the students and their parents of the Oregon Youth Code. The council has work- ed hard to strengthen school spirit and to promote coherence of the students, faculty, and administration. We, the student council, wish to thank everyone, students and faculty alike, who have made our jobs easier during the past school year. .0111 A y 1 ,ww -, . et ' ' hyinsf r - J' I - are Maynard Buchmann Student Body President vs-'f -is pu Ed Serres Bailey Seida Carlene Johnson Inter-Club President Boys' Representative Girls' Representative . 1,-,Je x Nancy Hulse Marianna Koch Gayle Tschopp Elevator Manager Hesperian Editor Hesperian Manager 3 ? , K X HICUZTY 15 GV' fl Donovan, Affvndancr Clvrlz. Mr. Barnett, Principalg Mrs. Dart, Srrrvfaryg Mr. Gardner, Virr Principalg Mrs. I . I I ,5 ' V 5 . 1? I fx 'N . . Q f In 1,95 ' 1-v -rw. fm , V' 10 JUN I 'A ,I fa ,i '22 PM 2 gl nnl ' A 6 Q-4-1 ll V Q K. . I -qv f -ss ,W Q W ,guna K V ' JI'-my . X, I1 'W -I .- , 1 --.,. ' .A 1 . A I I K f, 1 I iw If .... A 5 I ' . T? I A MII. CONNORS MR. NUTTER Mas. EGGLESTON MR. Goon MR. JONES ff-f' 1, -- x - ...BN '- s ,- . . ,.. - N. f 'f ' ff F3 X ..., ' - X ,px X fn Y fwwfi ,I 1 In I I - 5 W 9, V .4 f Q x, ,X , F, .gg 1 Q. . J . N ,I , W r I ,x-gh. I 1. I V- -ff . :.i,..ly: .I K 3, K K l 3, . 5 -4 W , .1 ies. - ly VV l , - . 'IJ K X - -s pw ' I - , N 6 4 . , h X n '- MR5. ROBERTS MR. LESSER Mlss DAVIS MR. GOODMAN Mas. HILL MR- RUTHERFORD f . P , I . '31 I ig 3' S. Q I 9 ' V A fg 4. ' GN F 4 AS A 1 , J A X, t I I :kk if 9 A ' NI 1 'I ' in G' 'K' W -fm -Q .SI V! K I .. . '! 3. sfnf ,Z M F ' A 4 ir-. A , .A . Mn. RICE MISS CALLIHAN Mn. ELLIOT Mus. Cmsss Mn. HATHHORN M155 BURQH 9235 Gigi 1 . N 9 R Y X4 Qi, . X ff! . sv-J NN I f uf u x ' f l if-fi ,fi-f MR, SHELLEY M155 COVALT MR, BAUER MRS. EVERSMAN MR. SRWYER MRS. Wislxvcmoim 1. N- -. -11-1 Arn fil. kb ' H- A W A li: ' I :: I xx p1 xr -is 1 N0 N V Y 1 . M Y-,B . 'ML-,. Num? ig W, 'M L . ,.,, . ' R A Q' 'H f f - l ' Y , R Q ' - x . . R.. 0 MISS PERRY MR, LERCH MRS. MORRISON MR. l'llI.LEND MRS. SHAMBAUGH MR. DAVIS l A wr' an gp ri 9' i- N jf' wif ii? . MRS. R012 MR. KIRKMAN MR. RICHARDSON MR. WERNEREN MRS. NWADE .. I , - Mrs. Tomlinson, Secrrfuryg Mr. King, Sufrrrintcndrnl of Scboolxg Mrs. Whiting, Svcrcfary-Clcrkg Dr. Ditto, Axxixfanl Suprrintrndfntg Mrs. Sullivan, Secretary to thc' Suj1rrinlr'ndz'nt. X Q QFQHDUNINC CLASS 5 CC em , A so RONALD AMEs Knovac', Activities. Honor Society, Career Day Comm. Ambition: To become an aero engineer ROWENA ANDERSON 1!AndyDI Activities: 49ers, ANN MARIE BABST Spikenik Activities: Chorus, Girls' League Ambition: To . GlI'lS, I'lCSp6l'ial'1 becgme 3 mgdel Ambition: To be an artist for MAD Last Words: j'ai fini! ROBERTA ANDREWS Saying: Can't forget my license! Lois BAss L00ie,' Activities: 49ers, Girls' League Saying: D0n't know! Last Words: Thank Heaven! TOM BLODGETT Activities: Hi-Y, Senior Class Play Ambition: To be a commercial artist Last Words: The Ducks will do it next year! WAYNE BONN Activities: I.R.C., O.S.C.C.L.A.S. Achievement: Letter in Football Ambition: To be a chemical engineer ALLEN BOWMAN E uAln uBobbiess ,, .K V . . ' Activities: A Cuvmesi Girls' League A vi' i Red, Cross, Ambition: To be a I A A 5' -lufllor Class PI37' commercial artist A. f Ambmon: To be 3 Saying: But that's W fur UQPPCY not nice! XL 'V' V I x? '94-f . A J v WAYNE ARCHAMBEAU , ,QQ B Activities: F.B.L.A., . i kg? cgijitieirillkflil? H0n0f'50CiefY, A' 1.R.c. Boys' oc. EliPl0rer Scouts , V Mei Honor, Society, Baiid Achlevemgmi 'M L ' Achievement: State A Siqllt Sllfiqer Swat KMNQQ I.R.L. Vice Pres. m 'HOP' 0 ecome Ambition: To become a businessman ,, an engineer BARBARA ARETA Barb Activities: Honor Society, Riding, Skiing Ambition: To be a good secretary Saying: Take it easy! PAT ARNOLD Activities: Chorus, Library Club, Elevator Ambition: To have happy life Saying: Neat! 8 3 1 Lois BEYL Lewie Activities: F.B.L.A., Girls' O.C., Tennis Ambition: To go to college Saying: Sigh! JOYCE BLACKWELL Activities: Chorus, Girls' League Ambition: To be a good housewife Saying: Let's have a party! WAYNE BROWN Activities: B.Y.F., Football, Boys' O.C. Ambition: To be aero engineer Saying: No excellence without labor! an MAYNARD BUCHMANN lltlimll Activities: I.R.C., Hi-Y, Pep Band Achievement: Student Body President Ambition: To have a career in Navy Band A r ' i .31 l h 9. X I NX, 'Y gg 4 f. DoN BUNNELL Activities: Hobbies of the engineering and designing of sport cars, Hi-Fi Ambition: To be a success SALLY BUOL Activitieszg 49ers, Y-Teens, F.B.L.A. Ambition: To be a successful secretary ALLEN DARR Activities: Golf, Drag Races, Destruction Derbies Ambition. To be a C.P.A. JUDY Copy GALE COOPER Duck Coop Activities: 12,1-LA, Activities: Hunting, ESTHER DEW Achievement: Winner FiShiflg, Wafef SPOFYS Bug of I Speak 'for Ambition: To be a Activities: Chorus, Democracy Contest SUCCCSS 4 4 U Ambition: To be 3 Last Words: Lets go! Saying: Goody! Goody! lab technician Last Wordsz' It has really been fun! Rov BURGHARDT Burgie Activities: Firemen, Explorer Scouts Achievement: Eagle Rank in Explorers Ambition: To acquire a college education DIANA BURKHARD Bergie Activities: Girls' League Ambition: To get' the other ring Saying: Little man! DARLENE CAMERON Activities: F.B.L.A., Girls' O.C., Red Cross Achievement F.B.L.A. Vice President Last Words: You're here only once! BECRY CANON Reba Sue Activities: F.T.A., Majorettes,Red Cross! in ii z Achievement: Elevator Editor, Majorette Leader, Football Princess I ,- J 1 1 F . ,V a if -. Y :M A ,A -i..,1.f ' , .1 ': fp: v-Q ' Y kbtoxa . VJLNXE DICK CRISWELL CAROL CURMN Activities: Elevator Carlos Ambition: To be an Activities: I.R.C., Orthodontist Majorettes, Y-Teens, Saying: Thais the Way Bethel, Girls' O.C. the ball bounces! Achievement: Oregon Last Words: Be sure Grand Bethel Hon. to study! Queen, Y-Teen Pres. , -Q: ,.: 3 '5 t C L Diff E Bowling, Dancing Ambition: To be a good housewife Last Words: Whew! JESSE DIXON Activities: Boys' League Ambition: To become a mechanic Saying: You betchum, buddy! NN DONALDSON Activities: 49ers, Honor Society, 4-H Achievement: Honor Society President Ambition: To be a 4-H agent MARGARET D llMaggiell Activities: I.R.C., Girls' O.C., F.B.L.A. Achievement: Pres. of 49ers, Girls' State Saying: But- Mr. Lesser! DoN DOUGLAS Little Doug Activities: Elevator, Sr. Class Council Ambition: To be a biology teacher Saying: When in doubt . . . guess! Q bg. - -at JUDY DREYER Slim Activities: F.T.A., Senior Class Play Walther League Ambition: To become an elementary teacher MARVIN ECKERT Ace Activities: Boys' League Ambition: To have a diploma! Saying: One for all, all for me! MABEL SUE EDWARDS Activities: Girls' League Ambition: To be a good housewife Saying: I can drive? Last Words: Whoops! fCrash!j COLIN EELS Coke Activities: Wrestling V., - Ambition: To wofkw with dynamite Saying: Blast it! , . GERALD ELY lijerryli Activities: Boys' League Ambition: To be successful Saying: Rats! LAURA FELBICR Activities: I.R.C. BQISINILE FUNKHOUSER Activities: Girls' League, Dancing Ambition: To be a success Saying: Man like wow! LARRY GARVIN Rally Squad, Y-Teens Garvey Achievement: Winner Activities: of D.A.R. Award Boys' League Ambition: To graduateAmbition: To join from O.S.C. fi :'-A N! I , en 1 if 11 ,' 4' -.JJ f Y - . the service Saying: See you tonight, satellite! 5 LINDA GEMMELL iXActivities: K Girls' League, l5,Christian Endeavor Ambition: To work Last Words: May God be with you always. RN GEPFORD Weed i Activities: Chorus, .' :- la ' 1 Ay, , if , ' : sf- x,-gi' , l . lai ',...ff' uf' F' A ei f ' 5 .N ,gg g ui : A.v ' 1 ' ' 3: l, ' . A. :5 ri' g I t If VIRGINIA EICHSTEADT Ginger Activities: Elevator, Girls' O.C., F.T.A. MARILYN FENSKY THELMA FRYBERGER Achievement: G.A.A. Activities: 49ers, Long Sam Special Letter Band, Honor Society, Activities: Saying: Goody! Goody! Girls' League Treas. Girls' League, Saying: Goody! Goody! Girls' 0,C, Last Words: T'was a Ambition: To be panic . . . no?? Successful CORALYNN ELMER Cork Activities: Orch., Red Cross, Girls' O.C. Ambition: To be a nurse Saying:Goody! Goody! I0 Girls' League Ambition: To be a success Saying: Man like wow! JERRY GETTEL Activities. Hi-Y, Boys' O.C., I.R.C., Football, Track, Boys' League Ambition: To become a marine biologist PATTY GIBSON Activities: Y-Teens, Achievement: Girls League Pres., Christmas Ball Prin. Saying: Keep smiling! for the Telephone Co. I.R.C., F.T.A., 49ers K -'S 1 it -rg 1 RUDY GOEBEL Activities: Orch., Luther League Ambition: To retire Last Words: Thank you, kind teachers, for passing me! DAREL GRANT Activities: Boys' League Ambition: To join the Navy Last Words: Play it cool! DONA GREGOR Activities: F.B.L.A., Y-Teens, 49ers Achievement: Queen of Christmas Ball, F.B.L.A. President Last Words: Let's have a party! JAN HAGEDORN Jennie Activities: 49ers, I.R.C., Sr. Playg, Hesperian, Bethel, Girls' O.C. Ambition: To be a success JOYCE HAKKINEN Hak Activities: F.H.A., Majorettes, F.B.L.A., Library Club Achievement: F.H.A. President MARLENE HALL Squirt Activities: Chorus, Girls' League Ambition: To be a beautician Saying: Wow! DEWEY HANEY Poochie Activities: Boys' League, Speed Merchants Ambition: To own a Deuce Roadster ...A CAROL HANSEN Carl Activities: Girls' League, Skiing Saying: Oh Boy! Last Words: Let's have a party! ,, 1 f , 177' j a 3 A '5 LM' ' A1--,fi I 1 A, '- f' I ' sv. X , . il' v --:tx , W K 5 x - BILL HARDY PAT HARLAN Will Activities: Activities: Girls' League Dancing, Bowling Ambition: Ambition: To join To become the Air Force Last Words: Take it easy! a secretary Lastwordsz Now or never! VERNA HAUCK Activities: Chorus, Y-Teens, F.B.L.A., Junior Class Play Ambition: To live in New Hampshire' Saying: Oh, what a riot! FRANK HAUGEN Activities: Senior Class Play Stamp Club Ambition:To become an engineer Saying: You might say that! Bon HEFLER Activities: Boys' League Ambition: To become an engineer Saying: See you tonight, satellite! on HEFT Lank Activities: Boys' League, Hot Rod Club Ambition: To become a mechanic JERRY HEIMBIGNER J.V. Activities: Chorus, Boys' League Ambition: To be a success in life Saying: What a cherry! JOANNE HEMPHILL Joan Activities: Chorus, Senior Class Play, Girls' League Ambition: To be a success in life '13- X ' x TED HENDRY Activities: I.R.C., Boys' O.C., Sports, Hi-Y,Boys' League Achievement: Student Body Secretary Ambition: To be a success in life! SHARON HODES llTi.ger!! Activities: GMS' O-C-, Elevator Ambition: To attend college Saying: Corn . . . ToNl JACOBS Tonail Activities: Girls' O.C., Red Cross, Jr-Sr. Class Plays Saying: Good grief! YvoNNE KAMoLz K!V0n!l Activities: F.H.A., SANDRA KENDALL usandyv Activities: 49ers Y Teens, F.B.L.A. Achievement: G.L. Girl of the Month, Christmas Ball Prin. JOE KESSLER F.B.L.A., Majorettes Jose Achievement: F.H.A. District Secretary Last Words: Let's' have a party! Activities: Pep Band, Oaks Figure Club Saying: Never do now what you can put off till the last minute! pure corn! - A JJJJ N xg 55 C533 ' AH' JJ W' xN?l.,,x JiM HonciuNsoN J x X MARIANNA Kocn Activities: ' --J , xg Activities: Y-Teens, Boys' League, , - 'lx Honor Society,49ers Firemen Club J, P. ffAchievement: A.F.S. Ambition: To have Q i' A.-,3 ' Exchange Student' a diploma J ' 'AR I' v esperian Editor Saying: Jiminy . Q' 1, y' ' mbition: To be Christmas! I' N .JU ' , ,jr ' happy and successful ' I I .A ' V . Q A A kfr l Q , ,, . , N I Hp, 5? i V, t Q . N - V 6-his X DONNA HOFFMAN - 'S , 1 ' gr EIL KOPPELO Stretch fr Vi -' X. Activities: Activities: Chorus, ' - X ' ' ' ' ' ' Boys' League Bowling, Jgf.: I 8 A . Q v 1 Ambition: Swimming, Tennis ' 3 ii.. 'Q' f 6 To become an Ambition: To be an ' . electronics office worker . ' cf engineer '7 F PBX jfmgmi JAMES HOPMAN GENE LACY Jim Achievement: Activities: Grange, - Pres. of B.Y.F. Boys' League COLEEN KELLEY MARIANNE KEMP Ambition: Achievement: Activities: Activities: Y'Teen5, T0 beC0me an Pres. of F.F.A. F.H.A., I-B-Cv Toasfmisffess electrical engineer Ambition: Girls' League Achwvementi Football Sayiflgl So 10I1g, To becomea farmer Ambition:To become NANCY Hu1.sE Nanc Activities: Jr. Play, Majorettes, Elevator Achievement: Manager of the Elevator Saying: Let's have a party! 12 333: telephone operator Saying: You're not listening! Homecoming Princess Earth people! Last Words: See you in Luxembourg! NORMAN LEE Norm Activities: Firemen Ambition: To become a state policeman Saying: I have just begun to fight! 4-1 1 an yah. '59 Nmap DARLA LETTENMAIER Activities: F.T.A., Girls' O.C., 49ers, F.B.L.A., Art Ambition: To become a traveling teacher Last Words: He who tries is wise! BARBARA LIENERT Barb Activities: I.R.C., F.T.A., 49ers BILL MAHONEY Activities: Sports, Hi-Y, Boys' O.C. Achievement: Football Captain, Hi-Y Pres., Most ROBERTA MAPLE Robbie Activities: Girls' League, Girls' O.C., Elevator Staff CARMEN McKAY Spider Activities: Library Club, Girls' League Ambition: To become a medical secretary CAROLE MCKAY Shorty Ambition: To become an Ambition: To go to lnSPir2ti0l12l Ambition: airline hostess a party inLuxemburg Player Award To travel Saying: Oh, nuts! Saying: Let's have Last Words: Il Party! Let's celebrate! I 1 KEN LINDU-ND RAYLENE McNlEcE , Activities: Mac BOYS, League Activities: Y-Teens, Ambition: To have ' F.T.A., Rally Squad 1 diplimd Achievement: Princess Saying: et's go! t f K of Basketball Court Last Words: So long, ,Z-' s Saying: Let'5 have younguns! in f,: ' a party! ..:, J up fu! ' '- X --'rs ji 0 'LJ' is f G'l f ts., ix, Mirzi LINDQUIST A '- 1ANE MELDRUM Activities: RSHY, V I L1 Activities: Jr. Play, Red Cross, Y-Teens if Maiorettes, Achievement: Soph.-I ' .Q ,A Girls' O,C, Sr. Homecoming Prix. - . ' ' ,,,,., Saying: We didng Last Words: Let's f 5'x ' do gtg have 3 P3ftY! VN g Last Words: Let's have a party! RON LocKE DENNIS MERR1AM Nor Bo0kie Activities: Jr.-Sr. Activities: I.R.C., Class Plays SUE MCBURNEY Lois MCCOMB Honor Society, Ambition: T0 be Activities: I.R.C., Willy Stage Crew 3 success F.T.A., Y-Teens, ACIiViIiCS2 Y-F-C-, Achievement: Last Words: Good.. Honor Society Honor 50CiCfY, Honor Society bye, Earth People! Achievement:.Football Girls' League Vice President 'EDITH LUNDGREN Edie,' ACtiVitiCS: Y-Teens, F,B,L,A,,Majorettes Ambition: To live in a pink trailerhouse Saying: Keep your kicks up! Homecgming Queen, Ambition: Basketball Princess To become a psychologist CHARLOTTE MILLER Activities: Senior Class Play, Girls' League Ambition: To have a happy life Saying: Don't get all shook! ' is xx! I' 1 . RON MINOR Mener Activities: Boys' League Ambition: To become an architect Last Words: You're alive only once! VERLA MORRIS RON NICHOLS Activities: BOB NIXON Activities: F.F.A., Wrestlin LOWEN PANKEY Pankey Activities: Boys' League Ambition:To become X-ray technician Last Words: It's all over! JANICE PARKER ll l! Jan Bells Boys' League g D . I Activities: Ambition: To be Ambition: To Activities: 49ers, Girls, League, successful lyecgme 3 Marine Class. Plays Dancing Saying: Youu-e Sgylngg D0n'g be 3 Ambition: To visit Ambition: To be all right! Square! an gal in Ijuxemburg a success in life Saying: Let 5 have a party! 1 'Ff! i BRUCE MORTON ,gi Aix, JOE PAVLINAC Greek Activities: Activities: i'ii'Yv ii i :ilk Senior Class Play, -lr Si ,Class Plays, If , Teenagers Club Wfeftiing x qi, up if ,Wi Aff1biti0I1:T0 become Ambition: To become xr x Chemical engineer 3 neat guy Someday! Q: f fi . i- Last Words: Think E first: ask later! L . 1- ,ff ' ..,,! 7,1 Y Q-4 1 Lfl-'4i'si1'?X W if -i U ,-fi' L6 JANINE MOYER ,.. ' V 5 Os PERIOO Activities: ,f- 'i I , 1 Activities: Hunting, Honor Society, F.T,A. Trapping, Fishing ACl1i2VCmCfltI F-IAZVM ' Ambition: To have a President i I. X career in the Navy Saying: You're ' Last Words: teiiiiig i? 5: ,N ' i if Anchors aweigh! ' hx Anchors away! LOWELL NEWTON BARBARA PERSON Willie uB3fi7YU Activities: Combo, DON OSBORNE LARRY OTNES ACfiVifiCS1 F-B-L-A-, Ski Club PepsOClent Activities: M3l0i'ff'5eSi Skiing Ambition: To make Activities: Sports, Boys' League, Ambifi0n2T00Wf1 money! Bgyg' O,C, Wrestling a car! Last Words: You're only alive once! BOB NICHOLS Bink Activities: Boys' League Ambition:To become a dancing teacher Last Words: Let's go! 'I4 Achievement: Four Year Letterman Saying: Simply amazing! Achievement: Captain of Wrestling Squad Last Words: Don't skip school! Last Words: Let's have a party! Dicic PHELPS Crow Activities: l.R.C., Boys' O.C., Sports, Achievement: T.Y.V . All Star, Letterman Last Words: What? Me worry? JOE PLANTON Skip Kctivities: I.R.C., Boys' O.C. Achievement: Student BodyV1ce President Ambition: To be a conservationist SHIRLEY PIXLER Activities: Library Club, Girls' League Ambition: To get a .job Saying: I'll try to do better next time. WANDA RAINBOLT Activities: Girls' League Ambition: To have a penthouse in Hawaii Saying: Oh, you! Last Words: Have fun! You're young now! GARY REDDAWAY Activities: Hi-Y, Boys' League, Boys' O.C. gy Ambition: To grid the moon Last Words: Rockets away! NoRA RINDFLESCH llcorkyl, Activities: Girlsf League Ambition: To become a good secretary Saying:Oh, heavens! DAVID ROBERTS Dusty Activities: F.B.C.G,, L.T.L.P., Baseball Achievement:Having missed no school day Ambition: To travel and see the world! . :LR KENNETH ROBERTS Ken Activities: Boys' O.C., Boys' League Ambition: To be a civil engineer DONNA ROGERS Activities: F.H.A., Girls' League Achievement: F.F.A. Chapter Sweetheart Last Words: Let's have a party! jf-is ff 4 ,If K . 1 1 A i ' r F ,fy W ' - . 'Lx' ' - 4 Y-f. 1- 1,4 1 I kg. : 4, .--' I 1 if i KQK T' . Xa X A - , Q PHIL R005 KENNETH RUMGAY Blackey Kelli, Activities: ACUVIUCST Boys League, Wrestling, Boys' O.C. Saying: That'll be the day! Boys' League Ambition: To be- come a dairyman Saying: No. Ididn't! SHARON SCHEEHEAN Activities: Girls' League Ambition: To make money Saying: That was funny? GENE SCHEER Clam Activities: Chorus, Boys' League Ambition: To see the world Saying: You clod! PATSY SEAMAN Simone Activities: Y-Teens, Majorettes, Elevator Achievement: Girls' League Vice Pres. Saying: Let's have a party! ED SERRES Activities: I.R.C., Boys' O.C., Hi-Y, Honor Society Achievement: Boys' League President Ambition: To be a college graduate MARY Lou SETERA QKLOUN Activities: Girls' O.C. Achievement: Pres. of Library Club Ambition: To have fun while I'm young! DAN SEvY Mouse Activities: Wrestling Ambition: To be- come a famous jockey Saying: There she goes! I5 W ,ff v FLORENCE SHAW Shorty Activities: Library Club Ambition: To own a red Corvet L a s t Words: Stay young, have fun! JOE SHEA Reckless Activities: Boys' League, Cycling Ambition: To be a millionaire w i t h 1000 motorcycles JESSIE SHEN Activities: 49ers, I.R.C., Y-Teens Ambition: To be a medical doctor Saying: Oh, nuts! Last Words: Tsijen, O.C.! ALLEN SI-IOCRLEY Al Cockley Activities: H-Y, Saying: Ya wouldn't kid me, would ya? Last Words: Be sure you're right! NORMA SHOCKLEY Lulu Activities: Chorus, Library Club Ambition: To be- come a beautician Saying: Oops! MARLIN SIEBERT Suicide Activities: Chorus, Boys' League Ambition: To stay unmarried Saying: Yeah,fellow! 'IS CHRIS SMITH Activities: I.R.C., Majorettes Achievement: Junior Homecoming Princess Saying: Let's have a party! DICK SMITH Activities: I.R.C., Hi-Y, Pep Band Achievement: Senior Class President Ambition: To study business l re-X I 1, 'Rf .1 R jg. XX i N DEE STAATS uF'B.n Activities: Y-Teens, Majorettes, Orch. Achievement: Pres. of Girls' O.C. Saying: Let's have a party! PRISCILLA STARK Activities: F.T.A., Honor Society Achievement: Honor Society Treasurer Ambition: To be- come a high school teacher WERNER STEBNER ,: Activities: Chorus, in s if ' 'HX Orchestra ! 1122: J . w. .W F fmt Ambition: To keep my car transmission Saying: Glass of boiled sauerkraut juice, please. ARRY STEWART Stew Activities: Chorus, 1 I , 3 's. s, 0 I if' '11 fi i MK uw A' ,ff ff - Ar' ' i,. fa- N' t f I, Boys' O.C. Spqtylf. 3, A N 2 i , . , VX x DAVID SOSNOVSKE Activities: F.F.A., Boys' League Ambition: To work for Game Com- mission Last Words: Keep DELoREs SPRAGUE Dedee Activities: Elevator, Girls' O.C.,F.B1L.A. Achievement: Girls' Athletic Award Saying: It'll do in a Boys' League, Wrestling Ambition: To be- come a mechanic Joi-IN STRAIGHT Straight Activities: Boys' League, Hot Rod Club Ambition: To be a commercial artist Saying: Let's bop! Xxdf? RX f uh trying! pinch! g V E MALCOLM TAYLOR I ii MHC , Q .znv , g- elif Activities: 1 .I , L' Boys' League, 4 Hot Rod Club ik Vi Ambition: To be a wfig' .iv engineer 1. W ,uf .,, 2 MARJORIE TENNEY Maggie Activities: Chorus, Library Club, Elevator Ambitioh: To be an airline hostess Saying: Nuts! MARcY TOMAN Activities: F.H.A., Girls' League, Majorettes Ambition: To be- come a secretary Last Words: Let's have a party! LARRY TRACY Golden Boy Activities: Hi-Y, Boys' O.C., Sports Achievement: Breaker of 220 Yard Dash GLENDA TURNER Glen Activities: Chorus, Girls' League Ambition: To work for I.B.M. Saying: Man like wow! School Record, T.Y.V. . I I League Track Star MARY TRIPP Cookie Activities: Girls' League,,,:j,i .Q Ambition: To join' '- C 5' f if-r i . , ,f N M, Aw,- .A JUDY VAUGHAN Activities: Girls' O.C., Red,Cross Saying: I'll try any- thing once! Last Words: Once a king, always a king! . rr-Y-R . , if i 'i R, H 'il 1, is 4 A tx A A ' . fl 2' 71 I Girls' O.C. ' the Women Marines GAYLE TscHoPP Gil Activities: Elevator. Hesperian, Red Cross Achievement: Mana- ger of Hesperian Saying: Let's have a party! CLAUDIA TURNBOW Claud Activities: 49ers, Hesperian, jr. Play Ambition: To h'ave fame and fortune Last Words: Let's have a party! 1 LLOYD WAGNER Wags Activities: Boys' League, Hesperian Ambition: To get through college ANN WALKER Wanken Activities: F.B.L.A., junior Red Cross Saying: What's the skinny? Last Words: Let's have a party! GLORIA WATNEE Glo Activities: Chorus, Girls' League, F.B.L.A. Ambition: To be a success in life Saying: Hot dog! PAT WEIGEL Activities: Elevator, Hesperian, Red Cross Ambition: To live over the mountain Saying: Let's have a party! VIOLA WELTERS llvilf Activities: F.H.A., Library Club, Girls' O.C. Ambition: To be- come a rich old maid MADELINE WENTZEL Activities: Chorus, F.B.L.A., Sr. Play, Girls' League Ambition: To be- come an account- ant Saying: Oh, yeah! EILEEN WERT 1lLee,l Activities: Girls' League Ambition: To be- come a secretary Saying: What a riot! HARLEY WHITE Activities: Football Ambition: To be success Saying: Practice makes perfect I7 CQ DIANE WI-IITING GENE WIESE Activities. I.R.C., Activities: Honor Society,49ers, Senior Class Play Y,Teens, F,T,Ak Ambition: To be Achievement: Asst. Rembrandt of the Editor of Hesperian my advertising world Saying: I've wrecked Last Words: Let's the car! have a party! DAVID WILLIAMS livillyl! Activities: Boys' League Ambition: To be success in life Saying: Practice makes perfect. As we, the seniors, gaze down the halls of our alma mater at this graduation time, we recall all the happy and never to be forgotten experiences of our high school days. We fondly remem- ber the formal dances, the basketball and football games, and the class plays, all of which have added much to our high school enjoyment. These events are now passed, but memories of them shall linger in our hearts forever. We shall soon enter the realm of the adult world. We shall miss the friendly classmates we have known and the teachers who have given us a helping hand on the road to knowledge. For now, all this is forming the past, and we look to the future. We, the graduating class of 1958, say FAREWELL to Oregon City High School and 'to U y yi' r J ips ' i-K Sl -'cf 'na , :J LW ., , ' A 'A : G K it K : , , . F. , iii 1 '- i- -Q i all the events which have made the memories of our high school days so vivid. i f .iii N . Qxjl i , H. At I., qi . Exx i il J X ri 5 ,A J -s A af af' -.fi Y X . , 1 Ht Sf' 5 .YWDHV7 fXL'M4N6f FRUM IUXEMBURG -Ii- I . When I first came to this wonderful country, I was a little bit scaredg I didn't know very much English, and I didn't know anything about my American family. I didn't know if the students would accept me. But then, when I met all these nice and helpful people, I lost my fear and I enjoyed myself. I had the nicest year in school that I've ever had, and I owe it just to you, the students and the teachers. This year has been a wonderful experience for me, and you all helped a lot. I got to know quite a number of students from sophomores through juniors up to seniors, and I liked all of you very much. I mean it, too. We had a lot of fun together, and I thank you for whatever you did for me. Good-bye and I hope to see many of you over in Europe. Best of luck in everything you do. Sincerely, Presented by the Senior Class of 195 8 Directed by Frank Werneken Comedy in three acts 'CV00 t'4fl'7' TIM? ll' WIT!! WU H eeeeeeeee eeeeeeeeao eeeeeeeeee 9s9e9ooeeQ Penny ....... Essie . ...... . . Rbeba ........... Ahre ....... - ...... Mr. Kirby ....,.. Mrs. Kirby ....... Olga ....,......,. Grandpa .....,. CAST Margaret' Dougherty .. . ..,.......... Toni Jacobs Judy Dreyer Janice Parker ......,....- Wayne Bonn . .... .. .... Jan Hagedorn Maedline 'Wentzel .... .. .... Ron Locke Pm! , ,,,, , ,,,,,,,,, ,... - ,,.- ...,, - ..,......, , ...,..... Gene Wneae Ed ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, ...... .... . . ..... . .... . , .,.... .... .... T om B lodgetr Mr. DePinna ........ .... .. .......-.... ........... ...... - Dennis Mlffilm Tony Kirby ,,.,,,,,, ,,,.,,,. ,,,,,,,,, ..-, K .... ..,. .... A . , . ..,- Bruce Morton Donald ,,,, ,W ,,,,,,, WW..-N, ..,,.,.... ....... -..- ..... ,- .....,.. Frank Haugen Mr. Kolenkbov Mr. Henderson FBI Men .... ........, . .,..... Joe Pavlinac Rudy Goebel .,, .... Norman Lee Rudy Goebel 20 2 ' LA55 ff 7 The officers of the junior Class: Burnell Bohn, President, Wayne Jolly, Vice-President: Gail Morris, Secretary. The Class Log: This year's Junior Class has been among the most active we have had in Oregon City. We have been willing to help all we could in this past year's school activities. Our two annual events, the Class Play and the Junior-Senior Prom, were successfully held the second semester. These projects took great time and effort on the part of the students, but without the help of the class advisors they would not have been successes. JUN' mi Bottom Row: Carole Olson, Joan Imholt, Lotte Kipp, Edith Staton, Judy Phipps, Janice Garvin, Nancy Bassen, Brenda Lewis, Judy Denny, Mary- ann Kenaston, Joyce Carlton. Row 25 Bob Fillis, Judy Bales, Walt Powell, Bill Desler, Don Elliott, Howard Wardwell, Carl Rinkemeyer, Don Bassen, Russ Stroy, Darel Anderson, Daryl Sieker, Reggie Thompson. Row 3: Sheldon Renan, Judy Rumbold, Burnell Bohn, Gail Morris, Rod Vermillion, Kathy McCormick, Gary Hunt, Mary Bloye, Dan Taylor, Audrey Hrovat, Shirley Clapp. Row 4: Duane Watt, Irene Mahoney, John Barney, Patty Brewer. Bob Hoffman, Judy Wilson, John Davis, Diane Bisceglia, Terry Dugan, Marlin Swick. Bollom Row: Elizabeth Kring, Judy McMillan, Pat Clark, Lola Cook, Laura Hansen, Norma Heimbigner, Sharon Porter, Doris Thompson, Carolyn Roethe, Marie Schweizer, Valra Marr, Diane Perrin. Row 2: Don Mitchell, Pat Bean, Fred Hagedorn, Rosells Newhouse, Jim Petticord, Judy Eck, Jerry Poppen, Joyce Long, Dennis Isaacson, Carlene Johnson, Don Frost, Sue Selby, Jean Kamolz. Row 3: Carol Tenant, Leslie Schuldt, Bob Carter, Ruth Grams, Gene Brandt, Carol Wanke, Roger Setera, Sharon Surerus, Larry Trygg, Monica Auel, Irvin Dugan, Judy Rumgay. JUNIORS llnftnm Knut Silvia W'ooten, Annette Rogers, Kay VanValkenburg, -IoAnn Toman, Vernelle Hammes, Sherry Haxton, Betty Matlock, Znette linker, Diane Bailey, Darla Clark, Sue Robinson. Rau' 2: Pat jordan, Dean klollin, Mary Funkhouser, George Hibbard, Deanna Larson, Bailey Sietln, Patsy Osborn, Gary Gihson, Florence Moore, Dave Hosford, jane Ritter, Marlen Hein. Ron' 3: Gary MeG:thuey, Carol Bristol, Virgil Manwiller, Silvia Hester, jerry Heger, Marie Vogl, Lewis Wliite, Glenda Alsup, Larry Gary, Vivian Wagner, Melvin Sump, Run' 4: Iistes Grade, .lim Hopp, Dar- rel Cook, Dave Smith, Bob Babst. Wlilt Curtis, Terry Tomlin, Ken Bauer, jerry Skeels, Earl Force. J'- Bollom Rau: Terry Kelsay, Donna Wilson, jim Stewart, LaDonna Berreth, Gary Walker, Donna Hamilton, Fritz Rebischke, .loAnn Brusco, Tom Ross, Bonnie Allen. Rau' 2: Larry Gregor, Jean Lausche, Ron Wilson, Cynthia Peeples, Dan Bosserman, Kathy jones, Roger Wickstrtrni, Louis Krause, Linda Moberg, Joyce Daugherty. Rou' 3: Mildred Arnold, Mary Beagley, Marvin Fenske, Arleen Alasmer, Dick Weleber, Charlene Hale. Dwight Lively, jan Tutty, Billie Walker, Nancy Gengler, Patsy Durie. Ron' 4: Gary jackson, Jeanne August, W'ayne jolly, Ron Toddy, Norman Zumwalt. Farrv Hauck, .lim Garvison, Gary Rodgers, Carston Berreth, Dale Hannaford, Roger Benedict, Pat Sundeen, ,lanicc Carlton. 23 Presented by the Junior Class Directed by Frank Werneken Mystery-comedy in three acts X fi V Judy and Sheldon seem to be having fun rehearsing, 6 While Jan looks surprised .fOr is that a yawn?Q CAST Anzta Meredith .,......,...,,,,.,,... .....,,, J udy McMillan Gertrude Reed ..,.,. ,,...,,,, N ancy Gengler Diana Meredith ..,..... ..,..,....,,..e. 1 can Lausche Cbiquita ...,,.,,.,,..... .....,,. M ary Funkhouser Mrs. Winthrop ..,... .,.....,,..t. w.... P a t Bean Grandma Bantry .,..., ,,,,,,,,rr,,, J an Tutty Cordelia .,..,,....... .,...,, C harlene Hale Homer Reed ,e,,..eer,... ...,...,,. L ewis White Morgan Winthrop ...,.., ...,.... S heldon Renan Tyler Rankin .. ..,...... ........, D ick Weleber Buck Hollis ,.,.,,,,,,, ,,.,,,.,, D an Bosserman Learning those lines requires deep concentration! 'La' NIE 600.57 FUD' .S'0ll7fl vi The cast strikes a casual pose while relaxing. s ' CLAS of lgfgf g '60 K? f The officers of the Sophomore Class: Bob McGee, President, jim Hogg, Vice-President, Terry Mc- Giff, Secretary. The Class Log: As this year's Sophomores, we have had a wonderful year. The help and guidance we received from our upper classmates and our advisor has made our year both interesting and pleasant. Our annual Class Party, held November 15, 1957, was a great success. The party was high-lighted by entertainment and dancing. Our class was well represented in sports, school activities, honor roll and or- ganizatioris. We of the Sophomore Class are proud of our- achievements and are proud to be members of the Oregon City High School. SOPHOMORES Bottom Row: Kirk Stonecypher, Anne Merritt, Douglas Mark, Sandra Newman, Steve Tucker, Phyllis Johnson, Bob Engleman, Sharlee Gates, Kermit Piland, Shari Kyle, Don Moritz. Row 2: Pat Allen, Tim Rooney, Carol Solem, Doug Kelley, Lois Rants, Tom Bucknew, Audrey Shockley, John Red- man, Margaret Vogl, Bruce Strandberg, Sharon jordan, Bob Cook, janet Rosenthal, Row 3: Karen Hass, jack Kohl, Margo Giberson, Jack Noye, Sherry Rieghoff, Danny Cooke, judy Bean, Roy Dooley, Linda Swyter, Bill McKinney, Diane Shillock, Alan Uney, Phyllis Lindquist. Row 4: Darol Maple, Mark Essig, Skip Buchanan, Esther Bruns, jerry Schmale, Ruth Knoll, Tom Noakes, Margaret Reinkemeyer, Marie Hinkle, Bill Baker, Norlene Perkins. Row S: Doug Bunnell, Bob Gauper, jerry Grisham, Dennis Feneide, Rodney Bullard, Richard Rawlins, Wayne Stalick, Virgie Dugan, Bob Sack, Bruce Moore, Jim Ballew, Joyce Pardun. Bottom Row: Janis Surerus, Howard Gaffney, Jean Difilippo, Bob McGee, Connie Weigel, Bill Gettel, jean Branum, James Lazarides, Linda Corless, Phil Holsworth, Marilyn Himes, Herbert Kamrath. Row 2: Sharon Hartke, Mary Taves, Sharon Hakkinen, Mona Lee, Sharon Brunell, LeRoy Watnec, Carolyn Fillpot, Betty Bloye, Carole Selby, Jerry Carter, Carol Campynol. Row 3: Evelyn Tinner, Donna Lewis, Kay Tenney, Diane Adams, john Goehner, Jerry Kennedy, Terry McGirr, Ken Burns, Faye Miller, Mike Gostovich, Frances Davidson, Ann Hemmingsen, Micky Chester. Row 4: Mike Burke, Gary Foix, Doug Crawford, Roger Niccdemus, Mike Howard, Sue West, Ken Stone, jim Marsh, Bob Hubbard, jim Wilson, Pat Mooney. Row S: Bob Sullivan, Butch Gainer, Ray Scharback, Frank Koch, Harley Collins, Gene Sanders, Ron Ross, Jim Bullis, Sharon Fidler, Bill Rosenthal. DUYDUIWVRED Bolfom Row: joyce Tiedke, Clyde Brown, Loretta Stark, Frank Wehling, Pat Rudolph, Larry Wert, Marilyn Shepherd, Ralph Miller, Peggy Durie, Carl Lane, Faye Wiese, jim Cobb, Betty Bengston. Row 2: Mike Wilson, Pat Malin, Velda Lancaster, Duape Lewis, Marty Richardson, julie Taylor, Don Zimmer, Jean Smelser, jim Crawford, Vernon Hamnes, Emily Sundeen, Gerald Kidby. Row 3: Cathy Hale, Walter Kmetic, Judy Hyde, Harry Hartfeil, Leanna Harville, Ken Beck, Jerry Parker, Don Parker, Dorothy Manewal, Robert Verley, Kathy Hardy, Sharon Wells. Row 4: Todd Morrison, Dennis Bass, Marcia Mulvey, Bill Bell, Kathy Donovan, Tom Rinkes, Martha Chambers, Bill Powell, Sally Plympton, Lauren Willard, Karen Clapp, Michael Foster, jerry Meeker. Row S: Al Hostetler, Bob Miller, Eddie Hauck, Larry Johnson, Roger Whitman, Anne Darr, Bob Rowen, Carolyn Hunter, Bill Blue, jerry Dubois, Raymond Nelson. Boiiom Row: Sharron Nation, Robert Leith, janet Woods, Bonnie Lakin, john Barnum, Rosemary Laurs,'Vicki Surface, Beth Ulrich, Patsy Stroeder, James Bosket, Dinny Whiting. Row 2: Shirley Marugg, Sally Hewitt, joe Sanchez, Betty Sturgeon, janet Reio, Ruth Schroeder, Karen Ritter, Mary Mahoney, Adolph Hartfeil, Carolyn Michells, Irene Martinot, James Gary. Row 3: Lonnie Lakin, Marlyn VanLandingham, Barbara Rants, Roger Nichols, Nancy Seybold, Benny Rainbolt, Sue McKennett, Bud Shoup, David Robinson, jim Lathrop, Pat Harris, Caryl Ness, Rance Curtis. Row 4: jim Robin- son, Bob DePretto, Sharon Cross, Bob Morgan, Bob Seymour, Bob Nichols, David Sidor, Kathy Beaulac, Lyle Hinkle, Ruth Edwards, Dennis Grcger, jim Hogg. Row S: Ron Haas, Vera Eells, Wesley Cunningham, Charlotte Rosenberry, Fred Cody, Glen Gidley, Mike Swartout, Ron Ridder, Bruce Dransfeldt, Jim Wyland, Ervin Heilman, Bob Fillis, Lake Hennig. utumn l A791 M 14 f tt e l ff i if -m y ori l .fy 2 i an K 1 -. Suplummrz' Prinrmx: I- L .I ' Sharon Burnell 'if' J' ' im liscorl: ,1 ,ig ' Jar-kj Lindquist x ig. ' J ,255 Iunior I'rlrm'x.i: ' 3 --.K ' X Irene Mnhonev X 5 1, . K X25 x , YA- 'fe Q Izxrurl: 'fx-N:,, h'w ' 'M' Burnell Bohn F' - r . .i 5 W , if ' 'fu...w-- Oregon Cityk Football Homecoming ceremonies were initiated with the presentation of the court and the crowning of the queen by Dick Smith, senior class president, before the student body at a pep assembly. The queen and her court were introduced to the crowd at the Oregon City-Tigard game during the half-time. After the game n dance, The I-7iren'mn's'Ball, wne held in honor of the queen and her court. 28A Q11 . rvwnlw Senior Prirrvrvv: Mitzi Lindquist Escorls 'Ed' Serres QUEEN sus MCBURNEY 3 Escort: Gary Iteddaway - '1- . j 5 ' .fav AST ' is 7: JI X xp N 'PJ' v 'K Q Q 1 1 Senior Princess: . Marianne Kemp Escort: Lf V .Kern Bowiniia Q AE, . is kia! A . .. I I , I umm Prmcess: Kathy McCormick Escofh -x 'Qs D , Sophomore Puucfss Mary Mahoney lfsrort BOBlT'McGee Estes Qrade Q Wmkfsvff- 29 uqifm.. :Cl- 'f ' 3 fl-' V -rants S Nt-lv -.ge -'bn L -un? , ' JW' - ' l - , , .., ..--7 4-lun. +'ff'Sm'-f-.....:f:-g ffl, -Lev-- f M. . - -C TI-IERON EELLS TED HENDRY End Quart:-rburlz . 'u . A' L, HANS RA-DTKE BILL MAI-IONEY Cenlrr H alfback ALLEN SHOCKLEY DICK PHELPS PAT WOODS Center DEAN JOLIN Tackle Fullback Guard ROD VERMILLION .DON OSBORNE H al fback Quarterback RSITY I-'007B.4ll It fl..- C Bottom Row: Gary Dennison, Rod Vermillion, jerry Gettel, Theron Eells, Pat Woods, Terry Kelsay, Bruce Morton, Larry Tracy, Bill Mahoney, Dennis Karlik, jim Robinson. Row 2: Mr. Elliot, Head Coach, Wayne Bonn, Dave Smith, jerry Padrta, Ken George, Irvin Dugan, Gary Padrta, Dean jolin, Hans Radtke, Monroe Sipc, Darel Grant, Ted Hendry, Mr. Good and Mr. Connors, Assistant Coaches. Row 3: Douglas Kelly, Terry Dugan, jim Petticord, Don Osborne, Dick Phelps, Wayne Brown, Allen Shockley, Ron Granquist, Ron Locke, jim White, Tom Noakes, Bob,Ramsour. Coach Chuck Elliott's 1957 varsity gridiron squad finished the season with a 4-4-1 record and placed third in TYV standings. Although hampered by the loss of Dave Smith, outstanding junior tackle, Oregon City topped the TYV League in de- fense. League losses to McMinnville and West Linn were both by one touchdown or less. Next year's team will be aided by the return of several frontline lettermen. Senior halfback Bill Mahoney was awarded a plaque for winning the Most In- spirational Player' award. The team also chose Bill as team captain for 1957. VARSITY SCORES O.C. . 0 Milwaukie 26 O.C. , , 14 Tigard ,, O.C. , , 0 Gresham , 19 O.C. , , .... 6 McMinnville O.C. 0 West Linn 2 O.C. ,, , 20 Newburg . O.C. 14 Oswego 6 O.C. 19 Forest Grove O.C. 0 St. Helens 0 MONROE SIPE Tackle . 'f' 0 A i if if 1 Q: a. jERRY GETTEI. TERRY DUGAN ,DAVID SMITH End Guard Tackle J, V. ,.. F ia, D i B Pl L L 32 l - ' q l. , 5. l l Boitom Row: james Gary, Bob Miller, Gary Gibson, Ron Wehling, Gene-Finucane, Ron Hass, Kermit Piland, Ed Hauck. Row 2: Bob Cook Mark lissig, Ken Thomas, Lloyd Wentzel, Robert Verley, Mac Shambaugh, Bill Serres, Richard Marlow. Row 3: Herbert Kamrath, jim La7a rides, Skip Buchanan, Bob Nichols, john Barnum, jack Lindquist, Douglas Kelly, jim Robinson. Ruu' 4: Mr.- Bauer, Coach, john Redman l l l l l 1 Douglas Crawford, Don Mitchell, Roger Setera, Bob McGee, Bill Gettel. J.v. SCORES O.C. 33 Newberg ,,,,,a 6 O-C O.C. a,,,,a, ,,,, 418 McMinnville . 13 O-C O.C. ---,,,,, ,.,,. , ,,,, 18 Tigard ,,,., , 6 0-C O.C. --- .,,a 7 ,,aa, 27 Oswego .. 7 O-C Our 1957 Junior Varsity Football eleven, coached' by Wayne Bauer, completed the season with a 7 win-1 loss record. The squad avenged their only loss, which was to West Linn, by defeating the Lions in a sec- ond game. XX! Sf West Linn , West Linn , Milwaukie Forest Grove , ,. 7 0 6 18 I ,. .-,md .H X 4 During our annual Football Ban- quet, Bernie Hermann prescnted the most inspirational player award to Bill Mahoney, who was also honored as captain of the team. -BX I c NX Eff Q' I 1? hir- rginia W Vi urie, D Buftum Row: Peggy Mildred Taylor, Marugg, Julie g, Shirley .E Peeples, Cynthia Phipps, Judy Arnold, Wilson. 0l ll'l3 y Bloye, D ll' M UUE D Patsy hoff, Rieb mas, Sherry ho ele T ch :Mi Row 2 ugan, D rgie Vi Hagedorn, Jan Hass, Ilffn K ng, Roselle Newhouse, Judy Rum- Lo Joyce ougherty, D ie Mags yter, da Sw .E ..z bf I1 no 6.2 ui: NN .5,-, a 'C-. U.- V56 'U .25 abd E Hb- -n'U -E 8 ova ff . .P- Ou kiln I ,HC 2Q? E: 42 arianna Koch, Di- aldson, M 011 D nn HOPP, A C rs 41 'H uf if eu E 5 'U 5 P1 3 Z! 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' Da Oflfilllg CC all Hom .O L-a Q -i va N Q the sponsored and OD C 's G 0 U3 Q3 X-4 D: 0 L4 0 L4 0 3 L4 fu ua bw of the CCS exciting experien 3.2 .-,C 'e 4-J yd 5:5 LJ B - 'Soi :123 EEL' U U8 U . 2.,.2 X-1 3:25 fl EJQX -360 I-J sr? Em - vs--L, EEE 21 U55 QL: L. .Egl- ,H .. 5-915 'van- UU MU can 'E..?:' 884 r: 3.5 'non ins SE me Sk: goo. 51: c: ON -CI '13 UN W1 3054: 04118 Z cs SEE QEE 61:53 tfmwo 1:25 0.34, ODHDD 38:2 Ov-.tn R E T E S Diane arol Curran, joyce Halckinen, C i atsy Seaman, Dee Staats lt nen. P ak H 2l'0n Sh Lakin, Carolyn F llpot. Lonnie molz, Ka Hulse, Yvonne Lundgren, Nancy th Donovan, Edi Kathleen 6 U va 3 n. U3 C C vs D '1 nf eu ..- vi ni U C rv n-l ale, Valda Char une H Cl' e jasm Arlen akin, jan Tutty, L Toman, Bonnie Marcy ane Perrin, Di rbara Person, Ba on, Zn s Smith, Becky C hr m,C Meldru qu iv-o as gg U... QU c-. 230 33 '53-E, N3 CM. Q25 ea mga U iii.. QE MN aa :is E-G I M: :MQ .Eff if: 'Ucu l O cc: c: f3'C - Dm Ev. Ov Ja Ei .E SU 2: 'Q ,. on 13 55: KE si 29+ 32 Q5 1-2 .2 0-5 -Og QD. .EE '5 is ew sf In fu QE, ..z: - .na Swim wmv :s,E '.E E age .2 -GC o..c:.-.053 'C'-augmm Es-525.2 cog-wuz 4-J 53553 :Hoag ,U V1 'ogigru '5'9 :5'-9 Ogaheb E v own Jie -5.9. . Qmggg W . g0UN,.,v: w ... EGSHQS Ugmmfjn 5,212-'EEE .ca Snbewwa Emi! 0113 OBS!-.ES H3 ,Q la .Ei-1 -S2 6lRl.S 15460 00N ll ' T5' -Y.. lf' ' gif' , Sitting: Znette Baker, Carolyn Hunter, Mrs. Cress, Advisor, jan Hagedorn, Marilyn Fensky. ka I' V Slamfiug: Irene Mahoney, Sharon Hakkinen, Diane Perrin, Patsy Seaman. Intel: Patty Gibson. Every girl in school is a member of Girls' League, an organization which helps to promote better friendship among all the girls in the student body. This year the Girls' League sponsored numerous activities: the Sister Program, -the Thanksgiving assembly, the Bernie Hermann Best Looking Letterman Assembly, Girls' League Week, and the Mother-Daughter Tea. The biggest project of the year was the annual Christmas Formal. Officers: President, Patty Gibson, Vice President, Patsy Seaman, Second Vice Pres- ident, Diane Perrin, Secretary, Znette Bakerg Treasurer, Marilyn Fenskyg Senior Repre- sentative, Jan Hagedorng Junior Representative, Irene Mahoney, Sophomore Representa- tive, Carolyn Hunter, Song Leader, Sharon Hakkinen. B07 ' M3460 L'00NC'l WX: N532 5.155 Sitting: Lowen Pankev, Ed Serres, Pat Woods. Standing: Mr. Jones, Advisor, Ron Granquist. The Boys' League helps to promote citizenship among the boys and to keep order in the school. Its membership is composed of all the boys in the school. This year's programs have included panels, talks, and exhibits by various people. Officers: President, Ed Serresg Vice President, Pat Woods, Secretary-Treasurer, Rod Vermillion, Senior Representative, Lowen Pankyg junior Representative, Ron Granquistg A IIIYSIIXF MF IIXIIDQ I Boftnm Row: Lotte Kipp, Mitzi Lindquist, Raylene McNiece, Gail Morris, Rosemary Laurs, jan Tutty, Pat Gibson. Row 2: judy Wilson, Margaret Dougherty, Verna Hauclt, Edith Lundgren, Kathy Donovan, Judy Hyde, Mary Mahoney, Sharon Burncll, Virginia Whiting, Patty Brewer, Audrey Hrovat. Row 3: Sue McBurney, Carole Olson, Znette Baker, Ruth Schroeder, Faye Miller, Terry MCGirr, jean Kamolz, Kathy McCormick, Sharon Haltltinen, Sally Buol, Mrs. Morrison, Advisor, Cynthia Peeples. Row 4: Diane Whiting, jessie Shen, Patsy Seaman, Carol Curran, Sandra Kendall, Laura Felbick, Dee Staats, Dona Gregor, Carlene johnson, Mari- lnna Koch, Liz Kring. The purpose of Y-Teens is to help girls grow physically, mentally, and spiritually into more gra- cious persons, to grow in friendship with other nations, and to grow in the knowledge of God. Some of the club activities this year included serving at community concerts, contributing to the March of Dimes, and having social events. Officers: President, Audrey Hrovatg Vice President, Carlene johnson, Secretary-Treasurer. Verna Hauckg Advisor, Mrs. Morrison. 5 Q E P l xl li-4 S-BN Bottom Row: Bob McGee, Kern Bowman, Bailey Seida, Burnell Bohn, Monroe Sipe, Dick Smith. Row 2: Bill Gettel, jerry Gettel, Terry Kelsay, Gary Reddaway. Bill Mahoney, Rod Vermillion, Allen Sliockley. Row 3: Larry Tracy. Dennis Isaacson, Terry Dugan Tom Blodgett, Bob Sack, ,Ierry Poppen, Bill Serres, Ed Serres, Mr. Gardner, Advisor, Jim Buchmann. The purpose of Hi-Y is to create and to maintain high standards of Christian character. During the annual Christmas program, the Hi-Y Club presented certificates signifying excellent work in school activities to the outstanding students of the year. Officers: President, Bill Mahoney, Vice President, Gary Reddawayg Chaplain, Rodney Vermillion, Secretary, Terry Kelsayg Advisor, Mr. Gardner. 0 50 Boffom Row: Mr. Goodman, Advisor, Claudia Turnbow., Pat Weigel, Gayle Tschopp, Marianna Koch, Diane Whiting, Terry McGirr, Cypthia Peeplcs, Sandy Kendall. Row 2: Lloyd Wagner, Ann Donaldson, Jan Hagedorn, Ed Serres, Dona Gregor, Marilyn Fensky, Me vin Sump. The staff of the 1958 Hesperian has strived to make this yearbook a memorable record of the sports, clubs, and other activities and events of the past school year. 84 Judy Wilson, Nancy Hulse, Estes Grade, Carol Curran, Patsy Seaman. Row 2: Bailey Seida, Becky Bottom Row: Canon, Don Douglas. Quill and Scroll, an International Honor Society for Journalists, is composed of our outstanding journalism students. Officers: President, Estes Grade, Vice Presi- dent, Bailey Seidag Secretary, Don Douglas, Treasurer, Judy Wilson, Advisor, Mrs. Roe. Bottom Row: Sharon Hodes, Judy Wilson, Nancy Hulse, Becky Canon, Pat Weigel, Carol Curran, Patsy Seaman, Gayle Tschopp, Faye Wiese. Row 2: Mrs. Roe, Advisor, Ann Hemingson, Marjorie Tenney, Roberta Maple, Virginia Eichsteadt, Delores Sprague, Martha Chambers, Vernon Wiese. Row 3: Don Douglas, Bailey Seida, Dick Criswell, Estes Grade, Ron Locke, Lowell Newton, Mike Higgin- botham. The staff members of the Elevator, Oregon City High School's monthly newspaper, have work- ed hard this year to provide the students with an improved and interesting school paper. s v, ii 'W Boilom Row: Shirley Pixler, Viola Welters, Marjorie Tenney, Joan Charriere, Carmen McKay, Florence Shaw. Row 2: Yvonne Kam olz, Norma Shocklcy, Mary Lou Setera, Miss Burch, Advisor, Joyce Hnklsinen, Sharon Wells. The members of the Library Club learn the care and usefulness of books and assist students and teachers with library materials. Officers: President, Mary Lou Seterag Vice President, Pat Arnold, Secretary, Joyce Hakkineng Advisor, Miss Burch. -5 P .Q V .P 'Q f ,L D7 Nix- ,' I - , D 5' Joyce Daugherty, Gayle Tschopp, Mrs. Westwmwd, Advisor, Becky Canon, Pat Weigel. The Junior Red Cross, composed of the entire student body, is a member of the American Red Cross. The main activities are filling gift boxes for children over- seas and carrying out a Christmas project. Officers: Persident, Becky Canong Vice President, Gayle Tschoppg Secretary, Pat Weigel, Treasurer, Joyce Daugherty. Iioflovn Row: Carl Lane, Dewayne Ditto, Jimmy Stewart, Bill Bell, Norman Lee, Earl Force, Harry Harrfeil, LeRoy Watncc. Row 2: Don Zimmer, Gerald Kidby, Dennis Greger, Jim Hodgkinson, Louis White, Roy Burghardt, Bob DePretto, Bob Semore. Row 3: Tim Rooney, Herb Kamrath, Hailey Collins, Mr. Davis, Advisor, Darold Maple, Jack Kohl, Jim Cobb. Under the direction of Fire Chief Earl Force and his assistant, Jim Hodgkinson, the Fircmen did their usual good job again this year. The Firemen were on duty watching the gates at football games and checking the exits at all assemblies. xx N R fix P 1 0' n ,, I 1 ! 1 'W 'S- lf f xg v-gig' W5 Y xx fl Z 1, ' 5njahmuurr Priun Terry Nlcfiirr ffSc'nl'ft Bill Scrrus 1 Infnzr Izluim' Primv n Zncttc Baker WW ff' Y W 9 ' Ifxnarf: Dnrcl Sickcr '-2 W4 Qi xvk L ,a ff W 1' 1 'J f L ' x-u .I I V k 4 X ,J J w Innmr lnmfu ww, .M Liz Kring ,.- A ' Ifsmrl: ' -ff W, Walyne jolly 7 ll x-1 vi 1. X xxx Srmor PVITICFYX Yvonne Kamolz Izworf Keith Blue ll rv 'mum r Jw' , -dh... -'WMVW' -nu- ww... -elm... 'W-Inww' 12 - 4 1-NY 'iillil V5-DIMM w., I N-1-1- ' rr-. ,L QL mix DONA CRIQGOR -.2 Q csc C' itterint nleeuixniom to rhe theme of Icicle Island spreac M .,.....-l .1 gay xpirit Ilifllllglihlll :lie lilks' Temple Bnllromn .ns Donn Gregor wax erownenl 'en of the I997 Christmas l'or1 1 .among the luppy smiles of lier court. ,om Rielmrnls' urelusira played the mu ie for tliix evening, .ln 'ini v neu is .in .1nnu.1 exent sponsorec y le Ci x' 'Nw 'X' -mlfenglxe. 'waal . f Sc mn Sandi Kenchll Fw or I Bob Cook fllll ru 'WN' we A7 1, F5077 'lads' L waTi'.... N ,dung Val A --ink 'T an-H' 'WET .1 Ali.. 3,1- --fa. --SL'-' . , 44 wb ff: if i ii W r Q ' XX 'Y L- :E ' I ,, '41 J W f Y 3 A K 0 W ' L M , - ' I A il? .. . QW! ffyl I . X N rf, - f- o i V ' A-'Sl ,l iv - K9 ,, an V. , wi . Y if i 4 il wi fl 4 ' 5 ' V 2 bull 'lv V212 Q' WA, 'M UM' lk? v ' ' 4 -. i ' i Il' . q ,:.J.,,.., . - W ' ' 7? U,-.,-L-F ' N ef 'Zi -J ,jj A ' Q 71 f P 5 . 3 Y , pn ,.A A JI Ga Q Q 'W u ' W f 1 sw i ,-' e 1 W , ,ff 4' i - ' i f -1 :7 lio , ,,i. 5 X A an V 4 I ,. 1 :T F 'Qf .,. , X W fum! lm' ttel AMT'- .4 ' N '- ff ,I M 1 V e i ,l l I Que nil i ' ll - , - ofnl e 'xl l l lb tm ,rl TED HENDRY DON OSBORNE Forward Forward 77 K RON GRANQUIST JERRY POPPEN BURNELL BOHN Cmfer Center Forward ROD VERMILLION KERN BOWMAN DALE HANNAFORD Forward G11-dfd Guard 24N EU 11.rf sa Q-11' Front Row: Gary McGahuey, Manager, jerry Kennedy, Bill Mahoney, Dale Hannaford, Rod Vermillion, Kern Bowman, Burnell Bohn. R010 2: Mr. Good, Coach, Ted Hendry, Don Osborne, Allen Shockley, Ron Granquist, Bob Carter, Jerry Poppen, Ed Serres, Manager. Coach Frank Good's basketball squad ended the 1957-58 season with a 4 win-18 loss record. Although the quintet nabbed few victories, they were never beaten until the final buzzer. Over half of the team's losses were by margins of 7 points or less. Senior forward, Ted Hendry, paced the club with a total of 324 points and an average of 15 points per game, which is a new high in Oregon City scoring records. Senior Don Osborne followed Hendry with 233 points and an 11 point average. V VARSITY SCORES O.C. ....... ..... 5 5 Beaverton .......... 6 6 O-C ----- ....... 4 2 Newberg ..,......... 43 O.C. ....... ....,... 5 9 Cleveland ........., 65 O-C ----. .,..,.. 3 7 Tigard ................ 58 O.C. ....... .--. 52 Benson ......, ...... 6 3 0-C ,.... ....... 4 5 West Linn ......... . 46 O.C. ....,.. ........ 4 4 Albany ...,.,..,..,., 62 O-C. .,... ...... 5 4 McMinnville .,..., 60 O.C. ......, ........ 3 8 Milwaukie .......... 59 O-C .,.., ...... 5 3 St. Helens .....se... 64 O.C. ....... ........ 3 Z Milwaukie ..,....... 45 0-C. ..... ...... 5 5 Oswego ..........r... 67 O.C. ....... .....,.. 4 9 McMinnville ,..... 59 O-C. ..... ...... 5 9 Tillamook .......... 47 O.C. .....,. .... 5 1 St. Helens .... a .... 57 O.C. ....2 - .,.... 5 8 Forest Grove ..,. .. 60 O.C. ....... ........ 6 0 Oswego .........,.... 47 0-C ..... ..i,... 5 7 Newberg .........,.. 44 O.C. ,.,.,.. ,......, 4 5 Tillamook ......,... 5 4 O.C. ..... ..,e... 6 3 Tigard .......t.,,..... 68 O.C. .................. 5 2 Forest Grove ...... 49 0-C ..... .,,.... 4 8 Vfest Lmn .,.,...... 51 BILL MAHONEY JERRY KENNEDY ALLEN SHOCKLEY GWYJ Guo-rd Center 43 Laura Felbick Raylene McNiece . . . . t U Mitzi Llndquls Raylene McNiece, Patty Brewer, Gail Morris, Laura Fellzick, Mitzi Lindquist, and Judy Wilson. Judy Wilson Gail Morris Patty Brewer K1 FIIIQ lim Gan son m Robinson, Dennis Bass, Bob McGee, Bill Gcttel, Mike Swartout, Eddie Hauck. Slamlingz Mr N :ter Coa h Dave Hosford Bob Saek, -lim Petticord, Jim Cooke, Wayne Stalick, Kermit Piland, Tom Noakcs. Our Pioneer Junior Varsity Basketball squad, coached by Tom Nutter, compiled a 12 win 10 loss season s record in 'trying for second place in the T.Y.V. League. Several outstanding sopho mores should give a boost to next year's varsity squad. Beaverton Cleveland ,L Benson .. . .7 Albany ,,,...s, ss,ss Milwaukie .. Milwaukie ,, ,sss v. McMinnville St. Helens Oswego Y, W ., Tillamook 7, . Forest Grove J.V. SCORES 35 O.C 71 O.C 31 O.C 58 O.C 49 O.C 51 O.C 34 O.C 52 O.C 38 O.C 44 O.C 32 O.C Newberg Tigard West Linn McMinnville St. Helens , Oswego s,,,, Tillamook , , Forest Grove Newberg Tigard , , West Linn . Iudy Hyde, Faye Miller, Sharon Brunell, and Mary Mahoney. P ET ,I , :iii :.- 'I P , gilt., ll ,M ' ,si , i gem R may , - A . ,, . H' Senior Princess Diane Meldrum Escorled by Dick Phelps 'W-35? L 1 7 aff. .' ' ,Je ,- 4 . , V: A1 , , 1 1 4 'V f 1- 9. fl ' nil 1-' 1 r V. 14 Q54 315-X ,EN XXL , Q , Senior Princess Jan Hagedorn Escorted by Gary Reddaway .A Iunior Princess Candy Whiteman Esrorted by Dewey Haney 46 fi , f? During the half-time of the Oregon City-Tigard game, our Student Body President Maynard Buch- mann, crowned Patty Brewer Queen of the '1958 Basketball Homecoming Court. Later Queen Patty, escorted by Larry Tracy, and her court were honored by an after-game dance, The Crowning Climax. 2 Sophomore Princess Michele Thomas Sophomore Prinress jucly Hyde Escorted by Charles Mendenhall Escorted by jack Lindquist Bottom Row: Marilyn Fensky, Virginia Eichsteadt, Ann Donaldson, Rowena Anderson, Darlene Cameron, Delores Sprague, MaryLou Setera Y . , , . . vonne Kamolz, Lois Beyl. Row 2. Mrs. Eggleston, Advisor, Pat Weigel, Gayle Tschopp, Becky Canon, Jan Hagedorn, Thelma Fryberger Diane Meldrum, Viola Welters, Maggie Dougherty, Roberta Maple. Row 3: Darla Lettenmaier, Diane Perrin, Coralynn Elmer, Patsy Seaman Mar Tr' L F lb' k ' ' ' y IPP, aura e ic , Chris Smith, Dee Staats, Judy Vaughan, Toni Jacobs. The purpose of the Girls' O.C. is to promote an interest in athletic activities. It carries out ath- letic, service, and social projects throughout the year. Officers: President, Dee Staatsg Vice President, Diane Meldrumg Secretary, Coralynn Elmer, Treasurer, Pat Weigel, Advisor, Mrs. Eggleston. V Bolfom Row: David Smith, Ted Hendry, Wayne Brown Gary Reddaway, Mr. Elliot, Advisor All Sh kl R , , en oc ey, on Granquist, Ed Serres, Kern Bowman. Row 2: Monroe Sipe, Dean Jolin, Terry Dugan, Dick Phelps, Don Osborne, Tommy Noakes, jerry Gettel, Wayne Bonn, Hans Radtke, Pat Woods.,R0w 3: Joe Planton, Kenneth Roberts, Garry Padrta, Bob Ramsour, Bill Mahoney, Larry Tracy, Terry Kelsay. Jerry Padrta, Gary Dennison, Dennis Karlick. The Boys' O.C. Club is an organization for boys who have earned their letter in one or more sports during their high school years. Officers: President, Gary Reddawayg Vice President, Terry Kel- sayg Secretary-Treasurer, Kern Bowman, Advisor, Chuck Elliot. giocfolvguc lJ'!'O5 ' -I I--.4 ' 151 +18 if Q Svalvifz ,loc Kessler, jim Lathrop, jim Buchmann, Larry Trygg, Wayne Stalick,'Dick Smith, Virgil Manwiller, Slamlingz Ron Wilson, Howard Wardwell. The Pep Band has maintained a strenuous schedule thoughout the school year. In addition to performing at all home basketball games, the band has played for numerous civic and social groups in the Tri-City area. - ,..-.--: L ,,,. ' l l Boliom Row: Hans Radtke, Marlin Siebert, Garry Padrta, Bruce Morton, jerry Padrta, Orian Wiese, Ron Stewart, Dennis Karlik. Row 2: Pat Woods, Richard Marlowe, Bill Serres, Lud Carlson, James Stewart, Tom Bauer, Mr. Connors, Coach. Row 3: Tom Rinkes, Nicky Wehling, Theron Eells, jerry Meeker, Mac Shambaugh, Wayne jolly, Gary Dennison, Bob Ramsour. Row 4: Bob Miller, Bob Sullivan, Ron Wehling, Monroe Sipc, Bob Nixon, Terry Duzan. Dean jolin. Q This year's Wrestling Squad made a split showing in the TYV League. They trounced McMinnville, Forest Grove, and Tigard but lost to Newberg, Tillamook, and West Linn. Of the twenty boys who entered the dis- trict contest, Bruce Morton, Garry and Jerry Padrta placed high in the wrestling competition. Morton entered state finals and received the third place award. Prospects for the 1958-1959 season look promising as there will be nine returning lettermen on Coach Connor's squad. EZ if PW xx F--eff -.., - fi-' Bollom Row: Cynthia Peeples, Margaret Dougherty, Ronald Ames, Laura Felbick, Ed Serres, Marianna Koch, Wayne Archambeau, Leslie Schuldt, Dona Gregor. Row 2: Barbara Areta, Diane Whiting, Melvin Sump, Carol Wanke, Jerry Skeels, Monica Auel, Bur- nell Bohn, Ann Donaldson, Gail Morris, Mr. Werneken, Advisor. Row 3: Priscilla Stark, Marilyn Fensky, Danny Bosserman, Kern Bowman, Darel Sieker, Dennis Merriam, Liz Kring, Janine Moyer, Sue McBurney. The Oregon City Chapter of the National Honor Society is a service club composed of outstand- ing members of the junior and senior classes. The goals of the society are to promote scholarship, to develop the high ideals of character, to encourage service, and to grow in leadership. Officers: President, Ann Donaldsong Vice President, Dennis Merriam, Secretary, Elizabeth Kring, Treasurer, Priscilla Stark, Historian, Monica Auelg Advisor, Mr. Werneken. Barium Raw: Maynard Buchmann, Dave Hosford, Dennis Merriam, Daryl Sielter, Dick Phelps, Dick Smith, Don Elliott. Row 2: Terry Kelsay, Sue McBurney, Gail Morris, Judy Wilson, Cynthia Peeples, Diane Bisceglia, Patty Brewer, Kathy McCormick, Audrey Hrovat, Elizabeth Kring, Marianna Koch, Miss Callihan, Advisor. Row 3: Rod Vermillion, Bill Mahoney, Carlene Johnson, Carol Ctirran, Chris Smith, Margaret Dougherty, Laura Felbick, Diane Whiting, Barbara Lienert, Jessie Shen, Monica Auel, Patty Gibson. Row 4: Jerry Poppen, Estes Grade, Ted Hendry, Ed Serres, Bailey Sieda, Kern Bowman, Jerry Gettel, Wayne Bohn, Burnell Bohn, Gary McGahuey. The purpose of the International Relations Club is to promote an interest in international affairs, to bring together and create friendships among the youths of the world, and to build a firm support of the United Nations. Officers: President, Kern Bowmang Vice President, Wayne Bonn, Secretary, Carol Curran, Treas- urer, Margaret Doughertyg Historian, Carlene Johnson, Reporter, Baily Seida, Advisor, Miss Callihan. Q7 ,-,.Q, jf Hollow Row: Arlene jasmer, Mary Bloye, Diane Perrin, Maggie Doughertv, Wayne Archambcau, Dona Grcgar Joyce Haltltinen Iois Beyl. Ron' 2: Mrs. Shambaugh, Advisor, Nancy Bassen, Darla Lcrtcnmaicr. Sally Buol. Sandy Kendall, Darlene Cameron Pat Clark Diane Bisceglm. Rvu' 3: Ann Walker, Yvonne Kaholz, Edith Lundgren, Verna Hauclt. Lola Cook, Madeline W'cnt1el, ,Iloan lmholt, Darla Clark. The purpose of F.B.L.A. is to create more interest and understanding in the business world and to develop competent, aggressive business leaders. Its projects include educational and social activities. Officers: President, Dona Gregor, Vice President, Darlene Cameron, Secretary, Edith Lundgreng Treas- urer, Yvonne Kamolzg Advisor, Mrs. Shambaugh. Hollow Rauf: judy Dreyer, Barbara Lienert, Carol Wanke, judy Bean, Laura Felbick, Carlene johnson. Patty Bean, judy Rumgay, Esther Bruns. Sharon Surerus, Diane Whiting, Monica Auel. Row 2: Patsy Seaman, Janice Parlter, Kathy Beaulac Judy Denny Sh l . ir ey Clapp, Maryann Kenaston, Virginia Eichsteadt, Ann Henningsen, Vivian Wagner, Marianna Koch, Evelyn Tinner. Row 3: janet Vfoods, janet Reio, Darla Lettenmaier, Priscilla Stark, Donna Hamilton, Janine Moyer, Marcia Mulvey, Julie Taylor, Viclti Surface, Virginia Whiting, Faye Wiese, Jeanne August. The purpose of the Luther King Future Teachers Club is to inform and to encourage interested students in the teaching profession. Activities included the Installation Banquet, regional trips, and cadet teaching. Officers: President, Janine Moyer, Vice President, Darla Lettenmaier, Secretary, Carol Wankeg Treasurer, Judy Bean, Librarian, Shirley Clappg Advisor, Miss Perry. i I Iiolfrnn Row: Verna Hauck, Joyce Blackwell, Pat Arnold, Diane Meldrum, Donna Hoffman, James Bosket, Ron Stewart, Larry Stewart, Marlin Siebert, Patty Bean, Marjorie Tenney, Fern Gepford, Madeline Wentzel, Kathy Litke, Mr. Richardson, Conductor. Rau 2: Delores Sprague, Bonnie Allen, Valta Marr, Vivian Vlagner, Sharon Hardy, Lowell Newton, Terry Tomlin, Don Ray, Gary Jackson, Jerry Heimbigner, Sandy Kendall, Sally Buol, Joanne Hemphill, Carolyn Roos, Betty Bengston. Row 3: Vida Kennedy, Ida W'eisenhaus, Gloria Watnec, Judy Bean, Mike Higginbotham, Dick Phelps, Gene Brandt, Gene Scheer, Ron Granquist, Darel Cooke, Norma Shockley, Ann Marie Babst, Ruth Grams, Marlene Hall, Esther,Dew. The two choral groups combined with the orchestra to present the annual Christmas program. The highlight of the program was the singing of the Cantata, The Song of Christmas , with orchestral accompaniment. The group also performed on numerous other occasions, including the Northern Dis- trict Music Competition Festival. we 3-54 Bottom Row: Leslie Schuldt, Ruth Knoll, Coralynn Elmer. Row 2: Dee 'Staats, Diane Adams, Don Bunnell, Francis Elmer, Janet Keio, Carol Wanke, Diane Bailey, Carlene' Johnson, Znette Baker, DarlafLettenmaier. Row 3: Betty Bengston, Marie Hinkle, Betty Sturgeon, Rudy Goebel, Douglas Mark, Joyce Daugherty, Jim Crawford, Jim Lathrop, Jim Buchmann, Dick Smith, Gene Lacy, Ron Wilson, Howard Wardwell. Row 4: Mr. Hilland, Conductor, Bob Ramsour, Larry Trygg, Mike Gostovich, Douglas Bunnell. The Oregon City High School Orchestra has been very active this year. Its most outstanding ac- complishments have been performing on KGW-TV for the Educational Workshop and being the guest orchestra for the Oregon Music Educators Association held at Lewis and Clark College. in gl' se HN., lloltum Rnu: Annette Rogers, Jane Ritter, Carole Olson, Joyce Daugherty, Mary Bloye, Yvonne Kamol7, Judy Rurngay, lfvelyn Tinncr. Rau' Z: li?sIl!C!' liruns, Pat Clark, Joan lmliolt, Joyce Long, Coleen Kelley, Donna Rogers, M.1ryl.ou Setera. Viola Welters, Joyce llakkinen, Nurlenc Perkins, Donna Lewis, Betty Bloye. Ruiz' 1: Darla Clark, Sue West, Muna Lee. Shirley Clapp, Maryann Kenastnn. Judy Denny, Ann Darr, Vicki Surface. Sharon llakkinen, Connie Nveigcl, Judy Bales, Arlene Jasiner, Rllll' 4: Mrs. livers- man, Advisor, Karen Ritter, Sharon Nation, Audrey Shockley, Mary Taves, Sharon llartke, Karen Clapp, Donna llaniilton, lrene Martinot, Jean Lausclie, Kathy Jones, Jan Tutty, Lois Fpeyl. The Future Homemakers of America was organized to promote better living today so that the lives of tomorrow's families may be better. Various activities included preparing a Christmas basket, presenting the annual Foreign Meal, and attending the district and state meeting. Officers: President, Joyce Hakkineng Vice President, Mary Bloyeg Secretary, Judy Rumgayg Treasurer, Pat Clarkg Advisor, Mrs. Eversman. ' Bottom Row: Herb Kamrath, Pat Woods, David iSosnovske, Jim Marsh. Row 2: Pat Mooney. Earl Force, Jack Khol, Ron Haas, Donna Rogers, Jim Hopman, Bob Nixon, Ken Stone, John Gahner. Rau' 3: Roger Nicodemous, Paul Roberts, David Sidor, Dennis Gregor, Gary lanix, Ken Burns, Ken Thomas, Glen Gidley, Mr. Leach, Advisor. Rim' 4: Ralph Miller, Carl Lane, Don Parker, Ken Wilsrin, Fred Cody, Ross Perigo, Jim Cobb. The purpose of the F.F.A. is to develop a love for country life and farming as an occupation. In keeping with their motto, they are Learning to Do, Doing to Learn, Earning to Live and Living to Serve. Officers: President, James Hopmang Vice President, Earl Force, Secretary, Ron Haasg Treasurer, Pat Vfoodsg fReporter, Herbert Kamrath, Sentinel, Jack Kohlgj Advisor, Mr. Leach. V .5 RR ' Q' F13 X K 'wa ' f .-. Q f ' I i X I 41 xg!- f 1 X ,wx X ,f X-SQKW' -i T v 5: v h . '..-' I. A K. ..' '- lv' U - , .1 ..- ,-Q. ,- Q. o o., V 05.0 V ..A. ...rf , .-'.- .A. K fo rf: .4 5 Y 1 , 0 .nv 1 . -in W if Q 'MH bf xt s 7 X 1 H y fl o A Lf J J f V A , A -an N f . -..V' ip' I N ff ' A V , , K . U 'J-.Q ',, . lg.-n v 'T 'L' X X , 'R D ll ,, j, - fu' . .mms x n J -,5 Y AL fi ' -L S r f sf X, Z R f lun 'x VT f'9 - 4 2- '--.s'i?xNX 1 Q 2-2,-V W ,f , ,,,-..-- I' fx as ff ' 5 ,f ?',, E It ' X g F.-QS-.Y 11' su U K4 A ,iillfd I !! Y ' ' f ' W X, -an ,1.,N ,J, 1 'F x ' 4 , f Q ff i Y f' KI! , ,mx 3 .Xa 7 A 'R W-qi-, X AJ,- Q f 3i iWYY!:,? ,-thwi' 3 ' , 1 ,,,,v,. 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Q-an M W , :ri---1-4'-N V -sv 3 ' .N fin A limi --...,,-' A 'M Wadi., -Q.. -2-1 lll -4.4. c i wiv' iw Mll'li i ,- ww .u,,, I H. i i 4.3 5 wli, i ,, Wa: 'X '5-5 ii Ma' i X 'l im-ivwlwiff, ' as - ,4 M WMV i ii ,W Q mlorson ima lii iiiii gx ii' TERRY KELSAY Sbortstop JERRY POPPEN Firsl Basz' 'WN bl . -- 5 i.,.- .. Tffi 1 .fi - - s ' 5 ,ax V T.g,-'Egg 1 x..,,.,- 55..E M172 'QS , pg ' 4 3 M- E va a .7-Ml. 1 J' A f K X x,l , W..-.X X' 1--M.-. . 1' I A1 in Q BILL MAHONEY TED HENDRY Catcher P-i tcber BURNELL BOHN Cenffr Fivld Lrff Fivld DENNIS ISAACSON Vv4K.S'l7.V BASEBAZI P PM y Ki' Bullnm Row: Carl Lune, Terry Kelsay. Chuck Mendenhall, Darel Sieker, Dale Hannaford, Bill Mahoney, jerry Kennedy, Walt Powell. Top Row: Wayne Bauer, Coach Burnell Bohn, jerry Poppen, Ray Sharbaclt, Ron Granquist, Dennis Isaacson, Mike Higginbotham, Gary McGahuey, Dennis Karlili, Manager. Because of the addition of two new teams to the league, the Pioneers will play each team only one game that will count in the league standings. This will necessitate the addition of several non-league teams to the schedule. The team will lack players of varsity experience as only three lettermen will return from last year. Bill Mahoney, who was na regular left fielder last year, has been moved to catcher. Bill is a real team player and hustles all the way. Ted Hendry, a letterman pitcher, has improved rapidly in the last year and is expected to be our pitching ace this season. The other letterman is Terry Kelsay, who has been moved from third base to shortstop. He is a good hitter and a fast base runner. The rest of the team will be made up of last year's Junior Varsity and some promising sophomores. Sv 1 -LLL 'ilu' RON GRANQUIST DALE HANNAFORD MIKE HIGGINBOTHAM First Base Sefond Base Third Base M W--V I-f ' M ' PU! ' Q'1!'l?ffl- Q -- . Wig! ,fy Q Qgej-jgQia Wrjggj 1, L1 ggi! -fl Qi? Qi QM L adv l'-I 'I-Q - u'f . i ll-I .M N158 ' f' l vpfrwl me -A - , ui ' ' Y K ' Q t ' v' ,L i I K , r 1 Ill W- I Ill'-' .,' , 1 3' ', I -T , r f i safes , . . J 'ffl ' B e , , f i I Y pl 5169 i 2 ,ww , ff, QL 'W .f 'W 4, ' P,-T K ' N ' 1 'iiif B 61, -1 i --.J 'fn' I' -- --A I fu 1 N - 'qv' , 4.4 Bullum Row: Marlin Swick, Doug Kelly, jack Lindquist, Bailey Seida, Jack Kohl, Don Frost. Top Row: ,Icrry DuBois, Dennis Bass, Dave Rob- inson, Duane Watt, Herb Kamrath, Ed Hauck, Mr. Nutter, Coach. The baseball season began on the gloomy side for the J.V. Pioneers with such bad weather that three games were canceled, and the team had only two days to practice outdoors before playing their first ball game. dn - 4-, A , V , ...rg ar , - A .A . - f 0 , .. -J. , . -- ' e ' - - , -,u- - ., . . - -Hf'Tf'iF' muff- HV:-r -- 'gg 7'V I' l, . f' ,QV 1 :sm i,J xzyifj' 1 A was ' Aus., V Q.. -QT., - 0 'fl .' z . W- Q - ly- . f .. 1- s ' ,wg - , f- 'm3 , f , , , 03' , ' -, v . - ,. -H T i I- I 4 - we-,Y 1, ,yn K J,-, E. z,ryy Q ,asm-fav! V- :lf 5-J, ,,. ' '. 4- 't ' 4 ,V MJL3' W- ' V-. ' . ,...,, I '. f. -- T- .f i ., C .V is is 'M i .i: 'N2rw fem? ffl . Bollam Row: john Barnum, Kern Bowman, Larry Tracy, Dick Phelps, jerry Gcttel, Rod Vermillion, ,lim Garvison, Theron Hells, Wayne Scalick. Rout' 2: Gary Dennison, Phil Roos, Gary Gibson, Bob Sullivan, Bill Gcttcl, Kermit Piland, Tom Noakes, Ron Wcliling, Monroe Sipc, Bill Serres, Terry Dugan, Tom Bauer, Mr. Elliott, Coach. Rauf 3: LeRoy Watnee, Bob Nichols, Bill Blue, Danny Cooke, Gary Rcddaway, Ron Hass, Mac Shambaugh, jim Lazarides, jim Lahrop, Pat Wfoods, Dick Marlow, Jim Petticord, Roger Sctcra. This year Oregon City has a fine group of track men, and the prospects for a fine year are very favorable. The group has a good chance at the District Championsship with several returning lettermcn and a promising group of newcomers. Alan Dnrr, Ken Roberts, Dick Weleber, Mark Essig, Bob Carter, Dan Taylor, and Mr. Rutherford, Coach. At Oregon City High, golf is our newest sport. just this year it has been recognized by the student coun- cil as a letter sport, and interest in it is rapidly growing. grits Q s r- A Vi. . b st - 5' -4 - , ,df K ,fix ,, . ff oy . ,,.- - K , v. 7' X 5, X H. Q V Q ' xi A ' sg 'M . ' Q , s X,-tg wr-t. ' Ac' ,, i- . ' ' NP-,, J H -' if 3 A This sophomore girls' gym class is really working hard at those callisthenics under the direction of Mrs. Eg- gleston, our girls' physical ed teacher. m 2 f w wi fgkgiiiilsb SX Q 9X 9 l tw i X' l.. 'S 2,5 J 'Q- g0 T s' vo' 'KN X, H 4 , I I f . .'?,,,f X J Lf 5 fn' 1 I f 'L' k A I sl 1 K C h KC rf 4 fbi If vyu ll If 417 9 - cry fc 1 1 c. ,. AJ' n. K J P f I I LL' N, iv y ,,-' K -7 Q f Q ,, fg - E N J lu, kd 1, .4 X, NJ Q i A N - 2 1 'N bg. ,, Q Q Qggx . 'x xx ' 'X X X , ' is2Q,1NgQRE N N 'gj QQ, xxggg'-3 Q 'C XY NN ? Ig QA- 5. 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I Nothing Down 36 Months to pay I Night Phone 4572-Day Phone 3831 in 220 Molalla Ave. 0l'6g0Il Cify he if J' 1 i S-- 4 - at ' ff -4- A-'Q--' If 'LOZMAIN SHOE TORE - 'f 'g36b6 ax Xi M551-xm Em ag ssnv-u MARKETS Super Highway-2 Mi, North of Oregon City and 82nd and Clackamas River Bridge at Gladstoneg go SELF-SERVICE MEATS, FROZEN FOODS, FANCY FQQDS, GARDENJIRESH VEGFIQBL R N 65 BURMEISTEB 8: ANDBESEN ,lmrvlry uml Gifts BY THE BRIDGE I A Wardrobe A leaners A xx my cw by I S SAVE 10'Z1 BV CASH AND CARRY 501 7th Street A CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of 1958 S. 81 N. MEN'S SHOP . Merx's and Boys' Shoo Oregon Clty Insurance Agency Rates as low as 818.00 We Give SGH Green Stamps John Rosenberry Joyce Ingersoll no BTH ST' R Ph 572 C 6th d M ' Oregon City PHONE 3485 es. one 2 orner an am 66 . or 5058 aw QM Q Q. 5 -W L Ju n , x 'QL ' , A -'f fffrwiisf , ,Q -ff' Cars-Trucks Servlce-Parts Used car and trucks HI I mfpim 2 1 , A uw A A li iff Jef' ' if I x-, '-l?E - X , L.. 'V - Er 15 Q 3'i?ii'E4' 11 if z., if ' ?'l4- ? iNY -r -E ' :':,:Tf:.i ' I , L., 22:35-si r-at 1 ,g c 2 ' 1 44:- 1-: :ta -Q ,- 1 I -- r :. 2: 43 ' Z.. 5-3,-S, P ,rpm ,ju tn 1--E ,e 5 lE5,L: fE 3:f: ..,. ' K I S - 2 ' wi s e '1ZY 1.. 4 :-4: ll! . - . A ' 1 A x l E' l' 5 ' Y V' U , H1 ,I .llstsx 1 . .E 1, Ar- S' l' 'V K tiff' l . N x A A X f L - . 1 H vi, f-1 ,yfff -avflnl Oregon City Sporting Goods Store EVERY NEED OF THE SPORTSMANU ' - ll . . Mark L. Sturges Corner Seventh and Mann P one 3341 J. B. ullmmyw Sullivan g . xg Another Bunk-Suvmgs Graduate! A.-2, Chalk up another complete education to the parents who AQQ . h f , F. . 1v:'I3-50:35 enoug to start a program o savings at irst E! There's a lot ofvsarisfaction in havin the read mone 8 Y Y, to send a son or daughter to college. And there are other E 3 E E E E worthwhile things to save for too . . . such things as a I S Q E new home, a car, or that wonderful, secure feeling that E Q E comes with having money in the bank. E E E Start saving now . . . and save regularly. Open a savings account at First National . . . Oregon's favorite place to save. G? Fl -S'l' NATIONAL smut or ronuun ' LETS lUllD OREGON YOGHHER' C I B h Ulllll mum :nom mul-no eougmiq JM Phone 81 I4 N, V Res. 7994 OUIS MOSER Ono Mossn OWNIR MANAGER EUGENE Munson SALES MANAGER m REAL ESTATE BRDKER . INB MOSER MEAT MARKET URANUE WHOLESALE - RETAIL 1500 Washington Street DREGDN CITY. DRE 104 MoLAx.LA Avsnuz PHONE 4153 onsGoN cm, onsson E 68 Bhfffhl A un R E s w UM 'QCD ' Hd ' Q, O19 x0 R Q93 W4 ' ECHO McELROIfh MARKET CORN? Mfg ph... L.2Tr?:8'l V ' A1 A t.-.J--1-it F-Y I 1 Q E 21551, For flavors that are best 710 Washington St. Our Ice Cream has extra zest. your , , . I we treat F x Z, .Y wfm' 'JJ wf I ci'-3 'mMI fm. I SANITONE DRY CLEANING and STA-NU FINISHING PROCESS PANTORIUM CLEANERS Beside the Bridge Seventh and McLoughlin Blvd, Phone 0. C. 421 SAVE IOM BY CASH AND CARRY Lumber is our middle name CAKES 5 PASTRY CALL OREGON CITY 4335 Roley Real Estate and Insurance WM. ROLEY, Realtor HAROLD J. ROLEY, Broker EARL LONEY, Broker Salesmen: Clyde Green Ed Campbell Art Roosch pil! ' IOO5 Main Street pl-,me 4247 OVEQOVI CIW, OVSQOVI OL. 4-7979 'hm' CLACKAMAS AUTO PARTS CO. 1009 Main Street Phone 5247 1Q Oregon City yy? I I '?s. - ,-'jx-in I fe-L'.'-- I l fun V..- 5 , 'IT' y 1 HA, e I' iff? Low qw, My . a Ima!! i and 1511, ,QLALJYQ UA-LKL wudxhifbb, Alma, . ' Haw Dum 'ww' ' -, 0 ANA .AIVN um GULMJXU Www E-E l m, M 6 L4 MW . . j I ,X A -O,,,,-Tiff-'L4 ':' Q :iIEgf1?'?igO:4: 53' -O f 3 1 'E H M a- ' V 3' f Ll-Q:'9'-Q5 1 , w My A y L. Lx - J I -O df'-.I O .l .1 75f 5 'f3f.:N 553: ? . 1297i75l1?Vg'. Y Aly:-'MV:'151r4q' - 'M,..iT.,,,,,,1,,,-1vf ig '-0 Q ' N NU X' 'N --- 12115, 3- ' X J.. 31,42 - ' A. ': f-- O 'X 7 f ' .N X Demitri Elexis Designer 0S e9 '0'e9 mason Cmr FRIED JUMBO SHRIMP f mmcm u CNINISI noon Rfb ,fx na ma To 'rm on A 1 L, f 'X nn. 01:9 JA ,fr f JUi'l' T rye If , ca 1. GnlS:dc'f?m'- museum L XM' 3811 5 I 1 -'61 K K? J 'dxf' 0,10 W WX W' .J All! Miro 'MJ 6711: '15 0 , VI- L 1 ' 'Jr 1 C T035 ST I ,, ,M Lvwxdy' havin HAIUWAIE LOCALLY OWNED AUTO SUFPU NATIONAILY ORGANIZED sow MAIN sr. monsz 4313 OREGON CITY, ORE. Walter F. lnule xxx bL'M 5 f .3 ffm 510 Mcloughlin Blvd. 71 72 ESTES . M i hardware 0' P Q' . - . I :fQ- ':'12 22'E -'A-2' 9 Q izf WNW al ,gr in if 02 my ,io Q2 ' ' ' ' 4 RY Kc UDFFEE Sllllll 1523 sevenrh sf. Phone 4365 - pgjaf Oregon City, Oregon V l ' V 09 MAIN ,fm n City vim... 1 A :MX 'Him 632' s.w. Jznv :sn 5- 'ld W' CITY Xi muuousl 1 , 3,17 Corsages . . . Cut Flowers Funeral Designs . . . Arrangements I Plants . . . Weddings ELECTRONIC and REFRIGERATION nu n. souun sALEs and ssnvrcs M- -L of-0-cf-, ---Q W -1? L::z.,:'::::?'.'::G::- Jiffy Way Lunch ,, J U h Vl' ' ' 0 nsl Wlnzler s Market K FOUTLUNG DOGS X7-- W WEEK DAYS-9 a.m. - 10 p.m. ,, J J J SUNDAYS - 9 q.m.- 9 nm- - 3 Foot Long Hot Dogs, Home Made Chili. Hamburgers Milk Shakes St. Phone Super Hiway at Jennings Lodge Oregon City Ford Congratulations Park Place Lumber Co. Park Place, Oregon llth and Main St. Ph. 4255 ,JN ,M . A, A 'I Congratulations from - K insella's Coggin S SMOKE SHOP Main fgjl, ,LA .L-I1 ' Oregon City 608 Main St. Ph- 9I59 luunl' . v L5f'+'11,fEl . , Congratulations to the 'T3,f,x,...1fB31' if X ' Graduating Class and all 'if Q- I ,-me Future Classes rf? I ,fs Mywi ,T H1,13'j'2v LADIES APPAREL Premlum .Market Elvlon and Vivian Morgan Oregon City'sl.argest Selection of All Wearing Apparel All Nationally Advertised Bran-'Is 9I9 7th Street Phone 387I 712 Main Sr. Phone 3491 QHS1 lszx O1 Fresh from the Finest Greenhouses WEDDING DECORATIONS 0 ARTISTIC FUNERAL DESIGNS 43. vp Q QPAIRI N AP RADIO, TV 81 APPLIANCE 5 ES AND SERVICE ALLACIDRK GUARANTEED I Mm I' PHIL fl fl WAYNE PARKER 1015 BEVENTH ET. PHUNE 4909 UREBDN CITY, DREGDN Q Congratulations Congratulatzons from H. E. Hallowell I mumuce , I I Thorpe s Men s Shop S08 M Main Street Oregon City, Oregon MAIN STREET AT EIGHTH Across from the Courthouse .boo Wam lop o' the Dial CLEAR Channel l.ET'S5 Iij1f55? I E w of---A-mv Pow E R ?MI I I ZZSIII IIIIIS -lanatattu OIEVSOSNKTS TUNE 1520 I- kilocycra IIIIIE yi FINER FURNITURE and APPLIANCES ,f 14, 4 44 ' -. itz? W wax aljgiwz? ilk 232 'iv-'1f25fPe4 3429890 eg I I 434: I 254 if 5-Lv! .4 R , ,, Qkffftffj , . , -3 ..-432 f QS? 2 Phone - 6511 Oregon City Gt LOWER PRICES 1 'Bi BEA TIE 6 GUYNES Phone 3941 V I 10407 smsns . FEEDS- FERTILIIERS ' 12th and Main Sts. Oregon City CORLESS' MARKET OPEN 7 to 6 - Week Days 8 to 6 - Sundays Free Delivery - Tuesday and Friday 102 Molalla Ave. Phone 5343 THOMAS AND TELFORD Insurance ond Bonds Suite 1 Phone 2626 Mclntyre Bldg. OL 4-6887 74 White 109 Main Street Phone 3582 Q Mfifhy 0649: 12' Jie .Seven .f L Yoy like if... uf lakes ou ' Y 0 ....... IQ J. W. COPELAND YARDS I 1210 Main Street Oregon City THE FLOWER SHOP FIowers for Every Day ' LEE T YLOR E th' Y N d ' very mg ou ee to Burld a Home. ON, 5 8 s,,,,,,,,,, s.,,,,., H on cm sexe no mr, camo If we don't have it, we will get it. Y A . a H , M-mv A 1. 'A v ,. E, S . 'r .., aAZ1' : fem'- 'Y f-xg f - ' F F ull: 5 I Q W S Enema, Tm, ur 2 f' .1 'I' .',, H k . V ' PW' R -'-A 'H' my ' - F3 Ur . nu yu Q ,:,..ri , . - Q ' 1 W .5 Y! S I 1. 1 N. . xg. U V 1 N wi ? . 1- W Y! Q l ina: 1 ig 1 --R -1 - . 5 ai ,, Q ' E ' I f inf -E. IQ? 50- .fn if :Z we 1 f - MAR'l'!N'S ICE cnem ..., ........ ... v HUNTLEY-DRAPER PM DRUG CO. Your REXALI. Sion Drugs - Cosmotics Radios - Magozinos School and Art Supplios 713 Main Ph. 4228 I Sovonth and Confor - Ph. 3852 YTIGDE O DFI 99c and S139 1 lr 1' CLACKAMAS AUTO PARTS CO. 1009 Main Sfrect Phone 5 247 Oregon City oregon City 7234 OL 4-1290 Howard's Furniture We Make Your House a Home 'II02 MAIN OREGON CITY, OREGON --1-g-- l ED 'I' LEE'S DRIVE-IN xFAs'r-LUNCH-murmn ORDERS T0 GO JENNINGS LODGE, OREGON GEO. W. DUNM-IRE INC. HOME OF ROCKET OLDSMOBILES WE SERVICE ALI. MAKES OE CARS . OC. S243 516 McLQughIln Blvd. OL. 4-5439 .QE E1 5 1 fi i Q:Q:2Q :52:fEEE577323 '-... . In , fy ' L R LUMBER Y D - ig.:-31 'II11' I 'www' f- ' T . f f ' K ' W 594-5- Kfaf, . 7 ery hin ' 359 . . ' 1 fy! ' .7171 TRUCK LINE INC. 6 S- GNT! M505 WGWQIOU Sffeef e 4-2310 Congratulafions from Mczylv Union Service THE STATION WITH THE BLUE WINDOWS 14112 and Main Phone 3462 76 TITLE AND TRUST COMPANY Escrows Title Insuran 820 Main Street. Oregon City Phone 4273 or OL 4-6576 D Wxraue 'I by I I ffl ee im., esess I 1 f 2 V' ZASTROW JEWELERS ' f DREGDN CITY DREEDN ,E fe Q ,' Vxwgif jr I v I JV. I f J I -- 5 . , x g1f3Lf,.,4:,, ff' '- xr 1 :. ,332-',: A .- ' 203 - vm sneer J V 12537 ' WATCH REPAIRH-era F' 2'5U 1 1 1 Compliments of Curran 8 Lyman Richfield Service Grade 81 Morey Insurance Insurance - All Kinds Phone - 2044 217 - 7th Street OREGON CITY OREGON At Foot of the Elevator W-B MARKET Quality Meats 7th and Wulnington St. - Phone 3484 Open 8 AM. to 630 PM. O. E. White 222 Mololla Ave. OREGON CITY I ,lege nl ' TO BOB IGO FOR THE BEST THERE IS IN PRINTING ' c 2 A If of.. cny sae-1. omve 4-8371 ' e n e e ' Oregon Cgy Prmtmg 8 Stationery Co. X ' N -' Stationery and Office Supplies: 703 Mlin SUN! Printing Department: Masonic Building Oregon City, Oregon BOB IGO IIISTEI BROWN SIIOI STORE 0llG0l CIW llll II IIGIIII neon: 4173 OREGON CITY FEED Seeds -- Fertilizers - Feeds 619 Madison Street Phone 35 92 Congratulations JONES DRUG CO 7th and Main Sta. Oregon City num... 77 W1 Q. 'W' l Boa HARTKE PONTIAC WHERE YOU ALWAYS GET A BETTER DEAL AIN ITY MAIN OFFICE 5226 13 M TH AND 5227 OLIVE 4-salg OREGON-C 4-4306 L 1 Congratulations to the class of '58 from White's Donut Shop Wholesale and- Retail FURNITURE 5027I'l1SIreet rzea5'wA4 TWO Stores ONE Account 615 7th Street Phone 2210 For the Best in Sight and Sound: The Camera 81 Hi-Fi Shop At the Floshbulb Sign - Dick Barney -- - Carl Moline Let Dick and Carl help you picture the fun in your life. 72l Main Street Phone 4804 FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP FAIIMIRI INIURANBI EXUHANIII TRUCK INIURANDI EXBIIANIII Fl I I I Nl! HL I It 517 lxvlwru lv. D IDN BITY, UNIDO 78 ' - I ,zr , V15, ' ,. -5 . r P1 M-iw Nha-S, --g 14. .,... 5 . TIIRIFTY DRUGS es- 55 .- ' ' I , N -1 , V., ' i ,':f.f...1Af OREGON CITY I - '-rruh ' TYPEWRITER CO. ' 2I7V2 7th iuozrmonrr num: 'IILIUII . SALES you name it 8. we'll get it 45, mm I RENTALS, all makes -35:55-.., REPAIRS, Standard 81 Electric Robinsons Jewelry Your Credit Jewelry Store Where You Get Highest Quality DIAMONDS At Lowest Possible Prices. 'lun ' Fine Watch Repairing -.. P All Makes Watches. Charge Accounts Invited A Next door to - Owner - S G H Green , I . PENNYS so FnANco Stamps Coleman S E eCfflC HQNE 5445 l00l MAIN S I . . LIFE -1- FIRE -:- AUTO -i- BONDS Dlcken Furniture l and Hardware ' LEGLEI, K Lots of Free Parking lla HIHN GENERAL INSURANCE Phone 6282 Corner 7th and Monroe Oregon Cify I 0. c. 4331 ' 204 McCald Building We give SGH Green Stamps 0'- 2 4-974 008800 Clfv. 010800 l Q Congratulations from - i il I 1 m ,ff , , P Tl so o J P s-glib!- 5 It gn I I V .511 wlms Music snov , Phone 5323 Oregon City Tu.. DIIIDN AB:-rv BEDS TIL. Ponvumo. 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