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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1959 volume:

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S-efmewzm ...... .... r0 ... 7S,eMz4 ...... .... fifcydaydu .... .... '7am!e ...... .... ? Ygfi 3 QW, , id.. M Vw ,M Mrs. Donovan, as school registrar, handles the student records and attendance, as well as doing secretarial work. Mrs. Darr, forever busy, handles correspondence, teachers records and capably supervises the stockroom and the ordering of school merchandise. as Mrs. Tomlinson, Secretary, Mrs. Whiting, Secretary-Clerk, Mrs. Sullivan, Secretary to the 1 Superintendent. These three women are an indispensable part of our school district's smooth running office force, all perform a multiple of duties in a day. A Um Ever wonder who keeps the school clean, and who does the little things that keep the school in good repair? Meet Mr. Webb, Mr. Hansen, and Mr. Roberts our custodians who work day and night to keep things in tip-top shape. I ll Meet the ones behind those tantilizing noon meals that we eat each day. Mrs. Hodgkinson, and Mrs. Essig do a wonderful job of planning and cooking the excellent food that keeps us fit for Study, CHARLES ELLIOTT Biology, Coach Mrs. SHAMBAUGH Shorthand, Typing Mrs. MORRISON Bookkeeping, Typing TOM NUTTER English 3-4, Coach Mrs. EVERSMAN Homemaking Miss MITCHELL Homemaking, Girls' Advisor ASHLEY KIRKMAN Shop Mrs. WESTWOOD Latin, French, Spanish ERVIN LESSER Band HARRY GARDNER Biology, Gen. Bus. VILGO HILLEND Orchestra MONROE RICHARDSON Chorus, Cen. Music 'TJ MONROE SHE LLEY Dr. Ed.-Voc. Advisor JAMES I-IATHHORN Guidance Voc. Advisor Miss PERRY Social Problems Miss CALIHAN Hist-Gov't JACK CONNORS Soc. Prob-Hist. Gov't Mrs. WADE English 7-8 Mrs. EGGLESTON Girls' PE-Health FRANK GOOD Boys' PE-Health Mrs. RUHNKE Gen. Bus.-Distr. Ed. ROY SAWYER Geometry-Alg-Trig. ELWYN RUTHERFORD Geometry Miss COVALT Art THERLOW LEACH Agriculture-Gen. Bus LEO GOODMAN Algebra JAMES ROBERTS Hist-Gov't, Driving DAN JONES Eng. 5-6, 7-8 Mrs. ROBERTS Eng. 3-4, 5-6 PAUL MINTY Speech, Eng. 5-6 STANLEY RUCKMAN Librarian Miss DAVIS Latin 1, Eng. 5-6 FRANK WERNEKEN Eng. 3-4, Journalism DALE DAVIS Drafting WAYNE BAUER Physics, Alg. 3-Trig Senior Math. CARL RICE Chem., Driving 7 PRESIDENT BURNELL BOI-IN VICE -P RESIDENT SECRETARY CARLENE JOHNSON LINDA NICHOLS BOYS' 8: GIRLS' REP. HESPERIAN ELEVATOR KATHY DONOVAN CYNTHIA PEEPLES ESTES GRADE BOB SACK MARIE SCHWEIZER JUDY WILSON This year's student council consisted of a president, Vice-president, secretary, boys' representative, girls' representative, Hesperian editor and manager, and Elevator editor and manager under Mr. Barnett's supervision. The group discussed ideas and projects that would promote greater harmony among the students and faculty and develop leadership in the students. 10 ,gig yt Fam ,yy f We-Fw 77fo4Z.4'c26e!ytaSacceed Gail Morris Dan Bosserman i Zee! Pat Melson Estes Grade 77to4zS' Monica Auel Dick Weleber l - gear! Azz f4'L0l0td Jean Kamolz Dave Hosford Y- --- , 770145 144414444 Diane Perrin Rod Vermillion eqeafatdaea E444 SD Kathy McCormick Burnell Bohn m44s4444e 57615165 Audrey Hrovat Bob Ramsour 7154447 JoAnne Brusco Jerry Skeels BONNIE ALLEN Library Club, G.L. Sad to leave but glad to go! GLENDA ALSUP Band, G.L. 'ISO ll MILDRED ARNOLD '49ers, FBLA, DE. To be a successful. DARRELL ANDERSON Andy Firemen, Chorus, BL. To be a success. Keep trying. ROBERT BABST Chorus, B.L. Make sure you throw brain rn gear before opening mouth Try to be success 5? DARLENE BURNS Chorus, GL To get a new car. Good- bye, OC, look out world! JUDY BALES Girls' OC, '49ers, FHA Ambition: Go to California. See Ya. NANCY BASSEN Girls' oc, D.E., F.B.L.A. Ambition: To be a beautician. Saying: I won't do it again. MARY BEAGLY Chorus, Girls' League. To have a penthouse in Hawaii. Aloha! ! JOANN BRUSCO FHA, Girls' OC, Majorette leader Christmas Ball Queen To become a famous tap dancer. MARY BLOYE FHA President, FBLA, '49ers, Girls' OC, Hesperian. Airline Stewardess. See you on United. 15- PATTY BEAN FTA President DE, Library club, Jr. Class Play. DIANE BISCEGLIA Majorettes, IRC, FHA, FBLA, Girls' OC Soph. Christmas Ball Prin. i l BURNELL BOHN IRC, H1-Y, NHA, Boys SB Pres., Jr. Class Pres. Greetings friends and neighbors. 16 ROGER BENEDICT F.B.L.A. Ouch! Turn off that electricity. JOHN BARNEY Stage Crew A-Men! JOHN BARKER D.E., Photography I hope to graduate this ye ar. AUDREY BERRETH Y-Teens, D.E. Here's to you PLC! DAN BO SSE RMAN NI-IA, Debate, Jr. 8: Sr. Pla What, me worry? y. ll Lo1A Coox F.B.L.A., G.L. Have skis, will travel PATTY BREWER Rally Squad, IRC, Y-Teens, Girls' O.C. Jr. Basketball Queen Bye Mr. Minty JANICE CARLTON Library Club, Bosarts G.L., Chorus, J.A. J.A. President But we don't look a Chorus, Art Club, J. ROBERT CARTER FBLA, Letterman Crunch PAT CLARK FBLA President, D.E. It's been hard but fun JOYCE CARLTON A. like DARLA CLARK FBLA, G.L., '49ers I hope it's signed 17 SHIRLEY CLAPP F.T.A., G.L., Farewell O.C , ,,w GARY DENNISON Boys' O.C., Sr. Class V.P. I wish she were a senior NHS., Red x 7 BETTY DEES FHA, FBLA, Girls' O.C. The future is what counts 18 DARREL COOKE Chorus, B.L. WALT CURTIS B.L. JOYCE DAUGI-IERTY Gir1s'O.C., FHA 3 Red Cross, D.E. K 5 I would never do it again 4 JOHN DAVIS Here's mud in your eye! JUDY DENNY F.T.A., J.R., N.H.A. Ambition: teaching BILL DESLER Ambition: Navy Me worry FRANCES ELMER NHS, G.L., Girls' O.C. Orchestra IRVIN DUGAN Boys' League Wanna run it? TERRY DUGAN Hi-Y, Boys' O.C., Senior girls, I'11 miss you PATSY DURIE '49ers, Red Cross, F.N.C. President Girl of the month JUDIE ECK F.B .L.A., I'11 fight til the end of summer DON ELLiOT IRC , Hi-Y, B.L. Vice -Pres. Good grief THERON EELLS Boys' O.C., B.L. It's a long way to go! 19 ROY EDWARDS Boys' League Ya wanna run it? JIM GARVISON Boys' O.C. . Let's have a party!! LARRY GARY Chorus, B.L. Boys' Ensemble I'm free! 20 MARVIN FENSKE Stage Crew, Electronics Have fun EARL FORCE FFA, Firernan's President Keep a step ahead of the teacher DON FROST The Kid Ambition: See the world MARY FUNKHOUSER Jr. Red Cross, FTA, It's been rough, but the worst is yet to come! NANCY GENGLER G.L. Jr. Red Cross Jr. 8zSr. Class play Don't worry GARY GIBSON Football and Track letterman LAURA HANSEN G. L. Be a successful housewife ESTES GRADE IRC, Quill 6: Scroll Pres., Elevator Editor Hesperian Sports Editor. To get married to Cynthia. RUTH GRAMS G.L., Advanced Chorus, To work with handicapped work. RON GRANQUIST Boys' O.C., Hi-Y vice-pres. See the world. CHARLENE HALE FHA, Majorettes, Junior Class Play, Graduate, travel, and marry a certain boy. DALE HANNAFORD Hi-Y, Boys' O.C. Basketball captain. Oh, well, that's life! VERNELLE HAMNES FBLA, GL, DECA. To become a secretary. It was worth it! 21 DONNA HAMILTON FTA, GL Treasurer, Ambition: Teaching. This is the end? FARRY HAUCK B.L. Ambition: Lawyer It's nice to walk SI-TERRY HAXTON Band, Orchestra Ambition: Model travel NORMA HEIMBIGNER G.L., W.L. in football MARLIN HEIM I want to be a lazy bum Have diploma, will Ambition: See O.C. 400 SYLVIA HES TER Advanced Chorus, G.L. Ambition: To have a clerical job Farewell 22 MIKE HIGGINBOTI-IAN B.L., Boys' OC Ambition: To hit BOB HOFFMAN B.L. Ambition: Aeronautical Engineer Nothing can make a. man for- get. 05 ARUENE JASMER Majorettes, F.T.A., F.F.A. Girls' O.C. College men, look out I JANICE HOPP '49ers, C-.L., FBLA Vice-Pres. Good Luck! DAVE HOSF ORD IRC, Hi-Y, Band, Sr. Class Pres. AUDREY HROVAT '49ers, Girls' O.C., Y-Teens Pres., '49er Pres., FBLA GARY HUNT B.L., Chorus Ambition: To lead a happy life GARY JACKSON Stogie Ambition: Own a Corvette Ya wanna run it? DENNIS ISAACSON ll ucell Hi -Y Ambition: Psychiatrist Hurrah ! 23 JOAN IMHOLT FBLA Reporter Stick with it kids! HAROLD JENNINGS Ambition: See the world I had my doubts but I made it! CARLENE JOHNSON Y-Teens, IRC, NHS, FTA, '49ers, Girls' O.C. S.B. Vice Pres. WAYNE JOLLY Hi-Y, B.L. Ambition: Finish college KATHY JONES Girls' OC, DE, GL Let's go to the Beach DENNIS KARLIK Boys' oc, B.L. IRC H1 Y Boys' OC, dll Ambition: Be Famous JEAN KAMOLZ Y-Teens, '49ers, Girls' OC, Red Cross, Hesperian Art Editor, Art Club, Sr. Football Homecoming Queen Soph. Basketball Princess MARYANN KENASTON '49ers, FTA, GL. To become a primary teacher. Not this kid. VIDA KENNEDY Adv. chorus, GL. To marry a certain boy. lt's Vida, not Ida! DOTTE KIPP Y-Teens, GL, Library club. Ambition: a good homemaker, Free at last. LOUISE KRAUSE Adv. chorus, GL Ambition: a ballet teacher. BRENDA LEWIS Red Cross, GL Ambition: to live a happy life and to get rich. Never ever g ive up. Success is not gain. JEAN ELLEN LAUCHE Shorty FBLA, GL. What happened? DEANNA LARS ON llDeell GL. Ambition: Travel Finally ! 25 ELIZABETH KRING NHS, Y-Teens, IRC GL President. Jr. Christmas ball prin. Ambition: To make people happy- VIRGIL MANWILLER Pep Band l didn't do it VALTA MARR DWIGHT LIVELY B.L. Chorus Ambition: Famous singer It's been fun EDDIE LOGAN Chorus, B.L. I've served my term JOYCE LONG uDice u FHA, '49ers After twelve years, I'm speechless! IRENE MAHONEY - G.L., Jr. Football Homecoming Princess Ambition: To be a success MARCIA McKAY IlMarcyll Transfer student G.L. KATHY McCORMICK IRC, Y-Teens, FI-IA, A -men! Girls' O.C., Hesperian Jr. Football Princess The more you learn, the more to forget Ambition: To work with juvenile delinquents Majorettes, Girls' OC, Hesperian, Elevator, Band, Chorus 26 LINDA MOBERG nsquirtu 49'ers, G.L. Ambition: To have a good time What a pity GAIL MORRIS Rally Squad, IRC, Y-Teens, N.H.S., Girls' OC, Exchange Student, Soph. Football Princess IRMTRAUD OESTERLE IRC, Y-Teens, Exchange Student from Germany, Christmas ball Princess That was really a wonderful year ROSELLE NEWHOUSE 49'ers, Girls' OC, Band, F.B.L.A. See you at Oxford GARY McGAHUEY IRC, Hi-Y, N.H.S., Boys' OC, Elevator Ambition: To visit Germany Auf Wiedersehn BETTY LOU MATLOCK G.L., Chorus I pity the Juniors PAT MELSON Y-Teens, FBLA, Transfer from Tillamook Christmas Ball Princessg I shall miss you? DON MITCHELL B.L. ' Ambition: To wax out Desler Oh Come On DIANE PERRIN Majorettes FBLA, Sr. Football Prin. Girls' OC Pres. CAROLE OLSON Y-Teens, DE, GL, Soph Christmas Ball Princess At last PATSY OSBORN Y-Teens, FBLA, G.L. Ambition: Psychologist's secretary GARY PADRTA Boys' OC, B.L., Football Letterman, Wrestling Orville JUDY PHIPPS DE, '49ers, Y-Teens Oh, I'm embarrased A ' CYNTHIA PEEPLES '49ers, NHS, Y-Teens, IRC, Hesperian Editor Ambition: Nursing and marriage Oh no JIM PETTICORD Boys' OC, Band Be sure to watch Huckleberry hound 28 JERRY POPPEN Hi-Y, IRC, Boys' OC, B.L. Pres. Se ya lads QUINTEN RIPPY Ambition: to become a machinist It was the black and white . WALTER POWELL NHS , GL. Ambition: Engineer. What was that? HANS RADTKE Boys' OC, BL, TYV all- star. Ambition: to be a playboy. I quit! BOB RAMSOUR Boys' OCg FB, wrestling and track mgr. Let have a party! DON RAY BL, Chorus Ambition: To be a success in life. Who!? Not me! PATRICIA RINDFLESCH Band, Red Cross Ambition: Nurse. After twelve years, I'M speech1ess. CARL REINKEMEYER Ambition: to be a success. Yeah! 29 FRITZ REBISCHKE Chorus, BL. Boys' Ensemble Lets have a party. O.K.? ANNETTE ROGERS G.L. Ambition: Be autician , Smile! JANE RITTER G.L., D.E. Ambition: To be a success PAUL ROBERTS Ambition: Millionaire V This is it ! SUE ROBINSON FBLA, Y-Teens, G.L. Ambition: Med. Sec. What can I say after twelve years? CAROLYN ROETI-IE Stella '49ers, FHA, Girls' O.C. llLetlS go!! JUDY RUMBOLD G.L. Ambition: Travel George, I don't get it! TOM ROSS B.L. Ambition: Diploma 30 JUDY RUMGAY '49ers, FHA, NHS G.L., Girls' O.C. -Ltls been fun LESLIE SCHULDT G.L., Ambition: To be happy in life MARIE SCHWEIZER Advanced Chorus '49ers, Hesperian Ad Manager Soph. Bask. Prin. BAILEY SEIDA IRC, Pres., Quill 8: Scroll, Elevator Sports Editor SUE SELBY G.L., FBLA, DE Ambition: Dental Assistant DARYL SIEKER IRC, NHS, Boys' OC MAUREEN SERRES Y-Teens, FHA Oh well, that's Boy those are hard Physics tests BILL SHAMBAUGH llMacll What did I do ROGER SETERA Boys' OC, B.L. Ambition: Graduate from college 31 life W MONROE SIPE Crash Hi-Y, Boys' o,c, Didn't see him, Officer JERRY SKEELS NHS, B.L. Ambition: Be a dog breeder DAVID SMITH Boys' O.C., B.L. Ambition: Teacher See you, Dan DOROTHY SOSNOVSKE Library Club, Chorus Ambition: Telephone Operator Keep Trying EDITH STATON G.L. Ambition: Be a success Farewell RON STEWART Boys' O.C., Chorus BL Ambition: Take life easy JIM STEWART B.L., Fireman Ambition: To grow! Let's have a party! 32 RUSS STROY B.L., National Scholastic Art Award Do it now! MELVIN SUMP B.L., N.l-LS., School photographer, Ambition: to go to college. I did it all by myself. PAT SUNDEEN G.L. Ambition: to become a nurse or good wife. Underclassmen--Good Luck! SHARON SURERUS FBLA, G.L., Ambition: lawyer s You can jolly well do it yourself. MARLEN SWICK B.L., Band Ambition: to become rich. Work hard but have fun. SYLVIA WOOT EN Chorus, G.L., Ambition: to be someone someday. You only live once. RON WILSON D.E., J.A., B.L., Pep band. I'm leaving Lesser! JA yi' ni I .ll REG THOMPSON B.L., Ambition: to own a Corvette. So long 2 33 N TUTTY Majorettes, Y-Teens, Girls' OC, FHA FTA, I-lesperian Elevator, FFA Sweetheart. I I 'I'll sure mis ya Jr. boys! H Y? KAY VAN VALKENBURG GL So-long! I 11 ,i ROD VERMILLION JOANN TOMAN GL Ambition: Priv. Sec. It wasn't my fault. TERRY TOMLIN DE, Chorus, BL Ambition: Mortician LARRY TRYGG Pep Band, Band Good-bye, Earth People. DAN TAYLOR Golf Only five years to go. See you at OSC. , , VIVIAN WAGNER Chorus, GL, FTA Its been fun! I-Ii-Y, IRC, Boys' OC Football co -captain Hi-Y Pres. 34 A I iii JUDY WILSON Rally Squad, SC, IRC, Y-Teens, Girls' OC Quill 8: Scroll Let's Go to Milwaukee ROGER WICKSTROM Boy's League Three more points and I would have passed that Physics test! BILLIE WALKER G.L., Chorus I want to be free CANDI WI-IITEMAN F.H.A., D.E., G.L. Jr. Basketball princess What's the use? CAROL WANKE F,T.A,, I-I,H,S,, Girls' O.C. Was it worth it? HOWARD WARDWELL Pep Band, Chorus Don't be crazy! NICK WEHLING Chorus, Boy's League Red Hair? DICK WELEBER N.H.S., Boys' O.C. Golf, Jr. Class Play IDA WEI SENHAUS G.L., Adv. Chorus It's Ida, not Vida! 35 DUANE WATT LARRY WEISE ORIAN WEISE B.L., Elevator Chorus, Boys' O.C., BOYS' O-C-, B-In Senior Council B.L. Ambifimli M9-1'iH9S Goodbye kids Aren't my eyes cute Let's go Yogie PAT WOODS DEANNA VERNIER Hi-Y, Boys' O.C. G.L. Library Club F.F.A. Chorus Most Inspirational All good things football player, come to those who All county and wait all League foot- ball team, foot- ball co -captain. As we seniors walk from the shadows of our high school days into 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 The fond memories of formal dances sports and class plays are forming the past and now we look to the future 'CJ -e- I -1-433 4 ' 5 Y Wfwls so QQ ,M 'P 2 O l ., ,ar is Om 6 The students and faculty have been very happy to know Irmtraud. She has a very outgoing personality and has easily made friends. The teachers have found her a very sincere and responsive student. Irmtraud won the school I Speak for Democracy speech contest and placed second in the county My True Security contest. She is a member of Y-Teens and IRC in school and was also one of the Senior princesses at the Christmas Ball. My first school day in Oregon City was veqy difficult, because everything was so new and strangeg my last school day here will likewise be very difficult because I'll have to leave all my American friends. As for the days in between, they have been very enjoyable. I was especially impressed by the friendliness and helpfulness of the student body and faculty. Coming from a more formal German ,af Wasp: ':', if it . tis t,eg,af i,l?f,5,1Q g ' 51,6 1 Axmgq school, I like the warm and informal atmosphere of your school. I so much appreciate it that the American people accepted me as one of them, and made me feel at home in this wonderful state of Oregon. When I left Germany, I did not expect to find a country as beautiful as my home, but I really love Oregon. You have all been such a help to me during my year as an Exchange Student in Oregon City. Therefore, I want to thank the students and especially the teachers for the part each has played in making this one of the most memorable years of my life. I hope I'll have the opportunity to meet some of you again later in my life, therefore I want to say Auf Wiedersehnf' My best wishes for you all. Your friend, Irmtraud Oesterle 1EE av at 'f 1- In ,Q .f 'i' A 'K ' Q Q W 5 2. NH :.:: 14 F1 if' ! gf 'L Qi, .Q ,Q ,,: 2 .fna: .!.mg f' V- . ,vw ,,,S,, A , ,hmm my . f ,f ya 5 'S A K A 1 1 OFFICERS ADVISORS President . . . . Danny Cooke Miss Davis Vice-Pres . . . Bill Baker Mr. Rice Secretary. . . . Rosemary Laurs Mr. Rutherford 39 Leanna Harville, Velda Lancaster, Carolyn Hunter, Bonnie Lakin, Rosemary Laurs, Adolph Hartfiel, Judy Hyde, Carol Hichman, Lonnie Lakin, Phyllis Johnson. ROW 2: Sally Hewitt, Mona Lee, Sharon Hartke, Sharon Jordan, Marilyn Himes, Karen Hass, Marie Hinkle, Carl Lane, Phil Holsworth. ROW 3: Jim Lathrop, Jerry Kidby, Walter Kmetic, Robert Lieth, Bill Kliem, Ervin Heilman, Harry Hartfiel, Garry Hunter, Larry Johnson. ROW 4: Herb Kamrath, Eddie Hauck, Jerry Kennedy, Jim Hogg, Al Hostetler, Doug Kelly, Lake Hennig, Mike Howard, Bob Hub bard, Jack Kohl. Ruth Schroeder, Pat Rudolph, Janet Reio, Jerry Parker, Marilyn Shepherd, Bob Sack, Karen Ritter, Jean Smelser, Marty Richardson, Sally Plympton, Nancy Seybold. ROW 2: Carol Solem, Joyce Pardun, Janet Rosenthal, Nor- leen Perkins, Audrey Eells, Sherry Riebhoff, Carole Selby, Diane Shillock, Lois Rants, Janet Planton, Margaret Reinkemeyer. ROW 3: Richard Porter, Bill Powell, Don Parder, Joe Sanchez, Bob Seymour, Tom Rinkes, Bob Rowan, Ron Ridder, Jim Robinson, David Sidor. ROW 4: Bud Shoup, Ted Johnson, Benny Rainbolt, David Robin- son, John Redman, Wayne Stalick, Tim Rooney, Dick Rawlins, Gene Sanders, Bill Rosenthal. 40 QL X Fi' 14' 4 YL X- f w f Hmmm wsseeaw Q fgw af ?r5b'L-S A TNQ' m ,nip ROW 1: Peggie Durie, Anne Darr, Kathy Donovan, Kathy Hale, Howetta Eells, Kathy Hardy, Franie Davidson, Sharon Hardy. ROW 2: Ruth Edwards, Sharon Fiddler, Margo Giberson, Carolyn Fillpot, Sharon Hakkinen, Jean . . . I : . . , ny Difilippo, Pat I-Iarns, Vera Eells, Sharlee Gates, DeWayne Ditto ROW 3 Jerry DuBois, Jim Gary Howard Gaffe Bob Engelman, Ron Haas, Gary Darby, Norman Hagedorn, Forest Davidson, Bob DePretto, Gary Foix. ROW 4: Bill Gettel, Dale Erdt, Bob Eskildsen, Bruce Dransfield, Glen Gidley, Jerry Grisham, Mark Essig, Gene Finucane, Roy Dooley, Mike Foster. ROW 1: Betty Bengston, Sharon Cross, Sharon Brunell, Linda Collins, Lucinda Cox, Joan Charriere, Karen Clapp, Betty Bloye, Carol Campynol, Linda Corliss, Martha Chambers. ROW 2: Lud Carlson, Tom Buckner, Tony Costa, Jim Bosket, John Barnum, Carol Anderson, Esther Bruns, Diane Adams, Pat Allen, Jim Cobb. ROW 3: Bob Cook, Jim Ballew, Danny Cook, Bill Blue, Dennis Bass, Jamison Crawford, Robert Burns, Fred Cody, Rance Curtis, Clyde Brown. ROW 4: Jim Bullis, Mike Burke, Bill Baker, Doug Bunell, Harley Collins, Frances Boreson, Rodney Bullard Byron Babcock, Wesley Cunningham, Skip Buchanan, Bill Bell. 42 53. W., Q K A ,M.4-MX' ,A-H' my -S... f X? r - 3 mf-ff 'W 5 5' my . Q . ,S W if asa Vim-W .3El?fW?fxa-!!Q Y' W, v ,Vg Lk mai W 'nw vi? 37 ,M N If 5' 1. Zff11nEQ, - nw! 1 hx f ,,Ai wx. ' I was Q Q We I ' - Q e 5 OFFICERS ADVISORS President . . . . . Larry Munz Mr. Gardner Vice-Pres. . . . . Bob Royer Mrs. Roberts Secretary . . . . . . Susan Curran Mr. Werneken 44 ROW 1: Fred LeClair, Charlene Karlick, Marrlyn Klebaum, Janene LaFarge, Virginia Hester, Ann Johnson, Barbara Hoover, Dee G. Hitchman. ROW 2: Beverly Heim, Donna Hirnes, Pat Kiser, Marianne Helzer, Evelyn Johnson, Linda Jones, Vonnie Killian, Margie Holmes, Nancy Krueger, Diane Heinz. ROW 3: Jim Kaster, Larry Horsey, Henry Jones, Don Hein, Roger Hopp, Dennis Kendall, Donna Koenig, Norma LaFarge, Melissa Kring. ROW 4: J. B. Heilman, Randy Hyde, Bill Kindrick, Richard Jennings, Charles King, Louis Johnson, Barry Holsworth, Jerry Koppelo, Charles King, Jerry Hegar. ROW 1: JoAnn Sipe, Margaret Roberts, Eileen Sherell, Joyce Rice, bally Reeves, Loretta Rottenberg, Judy Sch- nell, Linda Persyn. ROW 2: Don Scott, Betty Rindflesch, Judy Penni, Donna Pierce, Joanne Palvinac, Sandy Schanible, Judy Perry, Ester Skeivin, Janet Pudwill, ROW 3: Albert Ragsdale, David Singleterry, Mike Riggle, Dick Shambaugh, Phil Solem, Vincent Seid, John Roethe, Joe Kubl, James Senetel. ROW 4: Howard Slough, George Shen, Tom Richardson, Dave Sack, Phil Rotrock, Bob Royer, Barry Rotrock, Dan Petticord, Dennis Radke. 45 ROW 1: Rose Yonemura, Dee Wallace, Pam Thorpe, Janet Vandebergh, Zelma White, Gayle Taylor, Linda Zarek, Yvonne Wingard. ROW 2: Mickey Weber, Karen Tuor, IDeanne Vermillion, Mickey Westlake, Jean Welliver, Sharon Yoder, Susan Zimmerman, Carol Wilkinson. ROW 3: Donald Stone, Le Roy Wallender, Lee Strahan, Roy Wells, Milton Whetherald, John Williams, David Strayer, Jon Wilson. ROW 4: Pat Thurston, Gary Sump, Bob Yotmgren, Bill Tuft, Ron Tennant, Jim Wiseman, James Toddy, Richard White. ROW 1: Mike Larson, Cecil McKay, Mike Morrison, Jo Ann Muceus, Annis Nelson, Margie McKay, Susan Lindsley, Kathy Nichols. ROW 2: Marilyn Matlock, Jo McBurney, Jeanne Marsh, Jean Nelson, Linda Nichols, Janet Loeffel- bein, Linda Nielsen, Jaunita Ogg, Barbara Mooney, Robert Patterson. ROW 3: Jim Lehman, Lyle Moore, Mary Alice McDowell, Sharon McCarty, Carolyn Morfitt, Don Otnes, Larry McCarty, David Naber, Scott Patterson. ROW 45 Larry Munz, Bill Leeper, Dennis Nolder, Edward Latourette, John Mitchell, Doug Lindahl, Avon Murphy, Fred Montgomery. I 46 ROW 1: Teddie Cox, Roxanne Feniede, Linda Erickson, Glenda Dunmire, Sandra George, Susan Curran, Vie Garnett, Virginia Garnett. ROW 2: Judie Howard, Clarice Douglas, Nicki Gemmel, Pat Gramms, Margo Haley, Diana Ellis, Bonnie Enstad, Donna Harris, Judy Felix. ROW 3: Ron Easter, Russell Dickson, Ann Fagian, Sharon Cram- phen, Frances Erker, Barbara Countryman, Doris Elmer, Rosalle Hagedorn, Melodee Eddy, Linda Guynup. ROW 4: Joe Gary, Jerry Disler, Quentin Gifford, Ray Ellis, Chan Henman, Bill Cummings, Dietmar Goebel, John Garvison, John Harris. ROW 1: Kathy Bisceglia, Judy Alpers, Ann Beasley, Carole Costa, Phyllis Benson, Evelyn Bayless, Judy Carey, Patty Burkhartsmeir, Margie Allen. ROW 2: Mary Blue, Diana Ball, Marilyn Cashmen, Kay Cornelius, Dorothy Clayborne, Barbara Boyd, Frances Borowick, Joan Babst, Evalyn Biggs. ROW 3: Dixie Anderson, Karen Clark, Marge Christofferson, Patty Burkhart, Ann Carter, Karen Buschow, Elain Berreth, Mary Bush, Danny Dander. ROW 4: John Burke, Gary Archembeau, Phillip Brooks, Larry Bennet, Joe Butler, Russell Claar, Gerald Buttolph, James Buol, David Burkhartsmeir, Doug Carlson. 47 F E df, Q, . 6 il J 'Z - T ' M. 'A if I ww gf: in fi L, K U 1 1 .. K A 'VU . '. , I , ! m. - 'N 0 LL ,Yr C If'If'iCu um - - - 5404 N if .fl Rh Q -N- Saad 21646 4 Q ,4 fu' Zchlogq wQwam-ww! ,wmwrQwsK1n 'Zami ? :JJ if-M: Iffffl Sued gud -l 7mfw fwffmw 'fqpcirg iv! 4 . ?xi?,ef 'W' L 7754114 Dwffw 1 M-1-WMM-Www-M-l7w -1-' -nr .league SEATED: J. Planton, Miss Mitchell, C. Whiteman, D. Adams. STAND- ING: D. Vermillion, Z. Baker, M. Cashman, E. Kring, S. Hakkinen. Ewa ' league The Boys' League Council has been .active in arranging assemblies, sponsoring after game dances, and helping work for the welfare of the school. The Girl's League Council has been competently leading the girls in planning such occasions as the Christmas Ball, Girls' League Week, Mother-Daughter Tea, and various other money-making projects. Frequently, interesting speakers are obtained by the council to speak to the girls. SEATED: D. I-lannaford, G, Archenbau, J, Poppen, advisor--Mr. Jones STANDING: J. Hogg, D. Elliot. O I ll I Editor ..... Ass't Editor . . Art Editor ..... Ass't Art Editor . . . Sports Editor .... Business Mgr. . . . . Ass't Business Mgr. . . Senior Editor ..... Junior Editor ..... Sophomore Editor . . . Copy Editor .... Typists .......... Student Photographer . . CYNTHIA PEEPLES Editor 513045 Cynthia Peeples Diane Bisceglia Jean Kamolz . . . .Judy Wilson . . . .Estes Grade Marie Schweizer .Valta Marr .Kathy McCormick Terry McGirr Jean Nelson Jan Tutty .Mary Bloye Audrey Hrovat Melvin Sump Mr . GOODMAN Advisor This year brought many changes to the HESPERIAN. More pages, more pictures, and better quality paper are just a few of the changes. Our new publishers are the American Yearbook Company, and the photography was done by McCall Studio and Melvin Sump, school photographer. Annual Staff: SEATED: D. Bisceglia, K. McCormick, C. Peeples, J. Kamolz, V. Marr, M. Schweizer. STANDING: T. McGirr, J. Tutty, M. Sump, E. Grade, M. Bloye, A. Hrovat, J. Wilson. Zaye' 0, 6. ROW 1: J. Brusco, A. Jasmer, C. Whiteman, J. Kamolz, D. Per- rin, I. Mahoney, V. Marr, D. Bisceglia, C. Hale. ROW 2: Mrs. Mar- lowe, R. Weise, N. Bassen, J. Daughtery, P. Brewer, J. Wilson, J. Tutty, A. Hrovat, K. Jones, M. Bloye. ROW 3: M. Thomas, G. Morris, D. Clark, K. McCormick, F. Elmer, R. Schroder, M. Mulvey, S. Roethe, V. Surface, J. Bales. ROW 4: D. Adams, P. Osborne, M. Auel, C. Johnson, C. Wanke, R. Newhouse, D. Bailey, J. Rumgay. ROW 1: John Barnum, B. Blue, D. Karlik, O. Weise, P. Woods, T. Kelsey, J. Garvison, J. Kennedy. ROW 2: M. Sipe, R. Stewart, J. Gary, E. Hauck, D. I-Iannaford, Mr. Elliott, ad- visor, B. McGee, T. Costa, G. Dennison, T. Eells. ROW 3: B. Nichols, M. Higginbotham, C. Mendenhall, J. Lindquist, G. Padrta, I-I. Radtke, B. Ramsour, D. Smith, G. McGahuey, J. Toddy. ROW 4: T. Noakes, R. Setera, B. Sack, J. Petticord, D. Cook, R. Sharback, J Poppin, R. Granquist, R. Vermillion, B. Bohn. 54 'ag Qi 7 2 dw! ROW 1: T. McGirr, G. Morris, J. Wilson, R. Knoll, V. Whiting. ROW 2: C. Peeples, R. Laurs, A. Hartfeile, A. Hrovat, D. Bisceglia, K. McCormick, J. Hyde, Miss Callihan. ROW 3: R. Schroeder, M. Auel, I. Osterle, G. McGahuey, T. Kelsay, C. Johnson, B. Seida, D. Sieker. ROW 4: B. Gettel, D. Hosford, E. Grade, B. Sack, J. Poppen, B. Seeres, B. Bohn, D. Elliot, B. McGee, R. Vermillion. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Silly? l l ,g i 1 as Vs lg 3 'Zfonoz Society ROW 1: D. Bosserman, G. Morris, K. Donovan, D. Adams, J. Denny, A. Hartfeile. ROW 2 S. Wells, J. Planton, V. Surface, R. Schroeder, J. Difilippo, R. Laurs, J. August, E. Kring, C. Peeples. ROW 3: D. Seider, C. Wanke, M. Auel, C. Johnson, F. Elmer, J. Rumgay, D. Weleber, B. Dransfeldt, ROW 4: Mr. Werneken, advisory W. Powell, J. Skeels, B. Sack, B. Serres, G. McGahuey, B. Bohn, M. Sump. V 55 ,I if I' -r 1 rx- . ---4 T '4- -,- :- - - J. -'-f-,L . 4 Z- 'keno ROW 1: V. Whiting, G. Morris, J. Wilson, P, Brewer, S. Robinson, S. Brunell, T. McGirr, M. Mahoney. ROW 2: J. Taylor, L. Kepp, A. Hrovat, J. Planton, F. Miller, J. Hyde, S. Hakkinen, P. Osborne, J. Kamolz, V. Killian, M. Seeres, C. Pe eples, L. Nichols. ROW 3: C. Olson, P. Melson, K. McCormick, D. Peircee, A. Berreth, R. Schroder, C. Solem, M. Cashman, M. Westlake, K. Donavan, R. Laurs, C. Costa. ROW 4: Mrs. Morrison, C. Selby, L. Kring, K. Buschow, E. Berrith, C. Johnson, R. Knoll, Z. Baker, I. Oesterly, D. Ball, D. Vermillion. -.31 iff- 11 ROW 1: Bob Sack, D. Isaacson, B. Gettel, R. Vermillion, R. Granquist, G. Shen. ROW 2: M. Sipe, L. Munz, T. Kelsay, Mr. Gardner, D. Sack, P. Woods, R. Shambaugh, ROW 3: R. Marlow, B. McGee, W. Jolly, J. Barnmn, D. Hannaford, B. Bohn, T. Costa, D. Elliot. ROW 4 M. Swortout, J. Redman, B. Seeres, D. Petticord, D. Cooke, J. Poppen, B. Hosford, B. McGahuey, NOT PICTURED: Terry Dugan. 56 W Jo 005 X 13 6 A H Q., S ROW 1: D. Whiting, P. Harris, V. Killian, J. Kamolz, M. McCay, M. Shepard. ROW 2: J. Blue, P. Stroder, B, Lewis, D. Piersee, J. Paulinac, F. Weise, J. Daugherty, G. Grisham. ROW 3: J. Bean, M. Funkhouser, C. Wilkenson, A. Carter, P. Rindflesch, S. Cramphon, Miss Ruhnke . ?ff'260t60 ROW 1: D. Anderson, H. Hartfield, H. Carnrath, E. Force, C. Lane, L. Horsey, ROW 2: B. Royer, R. Curtiss, B. Bell, J. Steward, B. DePretto, J. Kidby, G. Gidly, J. Boul. ROW 3: Mr. Davis, L. White, D. Robinson, J. Kohl, R. Claar, B. Seamore, M. Essig, T. Rooney. 57 ?atwze 2 .leadew of 740502624 ROW 1: S. Robinson, V. Hamnes, S. Hayes, M. Arnold, S. Nation, S. Hardy, M. Bloye. ROW 2: Mrs. Shambaugh, B. Bloye, N. Bassen, D. Clark, J. Laushe, J. Difilippo, J. Reio, J. Imholtl ROW 3: S. Wells, C. Weigle, B. Rowen, R. Benedict, L. Cook, J. Eck, P. Osborne, J. Hopp, S. Selby, S. Fiddler, J. Pardun, M. Shambaugh. ROW 4: S. Sureus, P. Clark, L. Swyter, C. Selby, E. Bruns, B. Carter, B. Dugan, R. Newhouse, K. Hass, D. Perrin, P. Melson, D. Bisceglia. I N . 7aZwze 7 di 140361624 ROW 1: J. Tutty, M. Mulvey, J. Taylor, A. Beasley, J. Muceus, A. Jasmer, S. Clapp, K. Donovan, V. Whiting. ROW 2: Miss Perry, M. Keneston, V. Surface, C. Hinkle, J. Lathrup, K. Clapp, J. Denny, J. August, A. Hrovat. ROW 3: K. Clark, V. Wagner, D. G. Hitchman, K. Buschow, J. Woods. ROW 4: E. Tinner, M. Matlock, S. Maag, M. Auel, C. Wanke, C. Johnson, J. Bean, P. Bean. 58 xwi my .N 7' S' K f' I 71 2 man ner Q 2 .- 1 6 4 44,0 osx ROW 1: K. Clark, A. Feigum, P. Roudolf, M. Bloye, C. Douglas, K. Ritter, J. Rice. ROW 2: A. Jasmer, M. Richardson, J. Dougherty, J. Brusco, C. Hale, M. Seeres, K. McCormick, D. Bisceglia. ROW 4: M. Taves, F. Borowick, C. Brinkman, S. Fiddler, J. Long, J. Bales, V. Kellian, J. Tutty. ROW 5: S. Yoder, M. Lee, N. Perkins, C. Bruns, J. Rumgay, S. Maag, J. Pardun, M. Cashman. - 'fl-'NFA 5 QI L19 5 4 .- u 'Ii I ,I 1 V MQ, V . -1. Lzs ii? c'Ni'oN1:r :gf ' .p 9 - .- j 1 1-' o J 5 7atwze ?dfl0t024 of,-ffwuza MMU,-L. .45 X ?wtwae ffmouba ROW 1: R. Miller, D. Parker, R. Hass, J. Tutty, FFA Sweetheart, Earl Force, H. Kamrath. ROW 2: C. Lane, M. Wilson, P. Roberts, L. Moore, Mr. Leech, D. Hein, S. Patterson, C. McKay, J. Cobb. ROW 3: R. Patterson, Bill Kendrick, K. Tohmas, J. Marsh, L. Johnson, D. Sidor, P. Woods. ROW l: J. Wilson, V. Marr, A. Jasmer, J. Tutty, S. Lindsley, D. Ellis, Mr. Werneken. ROW 2: F. Weise, M. Blue, M. Westlake, G. Morris, T. Kelsay, M. Mahoney, F. Davidson. ROW 3: D. Hannaford, D. Watt, E. Grade, D. Radtke, B. Seida, D. Isaacson, G. McGahey, F. Hauck. an cgi-1.0 hfflmivlul Bunvnri imi Smnmlmmwiss Quill and Scroll is an honorary journalism club for outstanding journalists. 9' 5 t l' 0 ' ll! Q 'B Q FJ, oo 4 s S! Zieaazofz SEATED: Estes Grade, J. Wilson, G. Morris. STANDING: Mr. Werneken G. MaGahey, B. Seida, J. Tutty, F. Weise. 60 '13 xv' E S . K 4 ' U5 D' Ed. Dedaze da! ROW 1: J. Ritter, J. Daugherty, M. Arnold, C. ROW 1: Mr. Minty, Olson, K. Jones, N. Bassen, V. Hamnes, ROW A. Beasley, L. Nichols, 2: A. Berreth, M. Kenneston, D. Bailey, J. J. Bean, V. Surface, Denny, Miss Ruhnke, P. Clark, C. Whiteman, E D. G. Hitchman, M. B. Matlock. ROW 3: J. Barker, T. Tomlin, ' ,. H Howard, L. Hening, M. S. Selby, R. Newhouse, P. Bean, R. Wilson, Bush. S. Clapp. lfaf Qt?-+ wn .3 .X ,, ,i - ff - 7 ,xx 5 ,fff 5-'pill' -- '-'-:Z ' :f:,'. g , f f ff' '.. fr -. , J ff .9 W . X. 1 N .X i x, ,V S I D. gauz- 141:54 ROW l: M. Haley, S. Wooten, D. Manawal, Jo Carlton, J. Hyde, S. Hakkinen. ROW 2: C. Solem, J. Kamolz, S. Kyle, Miss Covalt, C. Whiteman, J. Eck, B. Lewis. ROW 3: D Watt, J. Smelzer, Ja Carlton, T. Neakes, S. Tucker, P. Stroder, K. Ritter, B. Depretto. 61 Kathy Donavan, Charlene Hale, Judy Hyde, Val Marr, Diane Bisceglia, Karen Tour, Diane Perrin, Carolyn Fillpot, Nancy Krueger, Linda Jones. K If A 77Z472nede .Jada fo ffouz 2164460 firzfiw'-r nur1 mw..r,5'msz-f- . , ,-fi ,i The Oregon City Famous Dancing Majorettes have danced for many occasions this year. Perform- ing at every home football game kept the majorettes at their busiest. They have traveled to Pendleton for the Shrine game half time and also the Shrine game in Portland. Their biggest performance was at the Stage Show were they did a Japanese, a cow- boy, and a jazz number. Other dancing engage- ments include the Civic Auditorium and Bensen Tech Show, 62 Sharon Hakkinen, Diane Ellis, Diane Heinz, Sue Curran, Bonnie Laken, Lonnie Lakin, Velda Lancaster, Susan Linds ley, JoAnn Brusco. G. Alsup, D. Ball, R. Benedict, C. Berreth, K. Buschow, J. Crawford, W. Cummings, V. Garnett, J. Harris, S. Hax- ton, J. B. l-leilman, T. I-leilman, R. Hopp, D. I-Iosford, A. Hostetler, M. Howard, R. Hyde, G. Ingebritaen, E. John- son, G. Kidby, W. Kmetic, D. Koenig, N. LaFarge, E. Latourett, V. Manwiller, V. Marr, J. Marsh, J. Meeker, C. Mighells, J. Moore, A. Murphy, L. McCarty, B. McGee, S. McKennett, C. Ness, D. Petticord, J. Petticord, J. Pop- , pen, B. Rindflesch, P. Rindflesch, J. Rhul, M. Riggle, P. Rotrock, B. Sach, J. Sanetel, S. Schnaible, V. Seid, W. l Stlick, G. Sump, M. Swick, J. Taylor, L. Trygg, W. Tuft, C. Wanke, V. Whiting, O. Wiese, R. Wilson, H. Ward- well, L. Zarek, S. Zimmerman, M. McCoy, J. Lathrop. - A y gmac! 9 1 no Q I 1-2' W Q i 'YJ ROW 1: V. Seid, A. Murphy, M. Riggle, J. B. Heilman, W. Stalick. I ROW 2: R. Wilson, V. Manwiller, L. Trygg, H. Wardwell, G. Sump. I ?ep gum! J. Albers, B. Allen, D. Anderson, M. Arnold, R. Babst, M. Beagley, D. Bassen, Ja. Carlton, Jo.Carlton, D. Cooke, S. Cochran, F. Davidson, B. Desler, I. Dugan, T. Dugan, H. Eells, J. Eck, M. Essig, M. Funkhouser, L. Gary, S. Gates, R. Grams, R. Granquist, L. Gregor, H. Hartfeil, N. Heimbigner, M. Higginbotham, G. Hunt, G. Jackson, S. Jordan, V. Kennedy, L. Kipp, L. Krause, E. Kring, D. Larson, M. Lee, P. Lindquist, D. Lively, E. Logan, V. Marr, D. Manewal, J. Marsh, S. Marugg, B. Matlock, J. Meeker, A. Merritt, J. O'Connor, D. Ray, F. Rebischke, A. Rogers, C. Rosenberry, C. Reynolds, J. Sanchez, G. Sanders, M. Schweizer, D. Sosnovske, R. Stewart, E. Sundeen, P. Sundeen, M. Taves, J. Tiedtke, D. Vermillion, R. Vermillion, D. Vernier, V. Wagner, B. Walker, N. Wehling, I. Weisen- haus, L. Wiese, J. Wilson, S. Wooten, L. White. B. Bengston, A. Nelson, D. Adams, I. Oesterle, M. I-Iinkle, R. Knoll, J. Carey, D. Goebel, J. Sipe, P. Burkhart, D. Mark, J. Daugherty. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hillend, D. Bunnell, D. Harris. 65 : vs -' w A wsffpwf,'.1:wams'masvnHLea1::Sev2uwxwavs'mmmwumwAx, , fawmmazqmmmwwmf gmmzmmnwmqwmwm M, -- f if . - N: LU xx fm' M194 an if Z ' X: Q 4, r X ' ,, ' S LK! . f - Qi Q, , l77 'vv f -3 if w up Qhgxfx li W t Z XY ' ,imp 6 Jim Petticord Dick Marlow Tom Noakes End Tackle Halfback Mike Lloyd End Bill S erres Tackle P at Woods Guard ROW 1: J. Robinson, P. Thurston, R. Tomlin, G.Gibson, T. Noakes, T. Eells, R. Vermillion, B. McGee, B. I-Iauck, T. Costa, R. Hass. ROW 2: Mr. Elliot, first coach, L. Carlson, B. Serres, G. Finucane, J. Garvison, B. Nichols, R. Setera, G. Padrta, D. Mar low, B. Gettle, J. Lindquist, Jim Hans Radtke Center Guard Tackle Halfback Garry Padrta Monroe Sipe Rod Vermillion Roberts, line coach, F. Goodback, field coach. ROW 3: M. Sipe, J. Gary, M. Lloyd, J. Petticord, R. Granquist, H. Radtke, T. Dugan, R. Wehling, B. Cook, P. Woods, G. McGahey, Mgr. D. Smith, Mgr. Not pictured: T. Kelsay. Terry Dugan Guard Tony Costa Guard Theron Eells Fullback Bob McGee Quarterback Q.. fa 382' .A Q w A ugom, 4 M iv '5 f ,w figs' A as 4z,e,.f9 H iw x L kv K V. 9 43, ff 5 H R if Pill? N? its a ,seo tsp ,Y 5 A if 5 '3 45 ,lp Xue D... W 3,1 33 XX 5, I Q A5902 , f ,. is X 'B Q 9 '52.f x3, N ., 5 1 A 73 TOP ROW: P. Brooks, J. Bjrke, D. Petticord, B. Rotrock, L. Johnson, D. Nolder, D. Kelly, J. Wallace, B. Royer MIDDLE ROW: W. Bauer, coach, D. Melson, D. I-lines, L. Wenzel, T. Richardson, D. White, E. Latourette, H. Kamrath, J. Beautoff, J. Desler, T. Nutter, coach. BOTTOM ROW: K. Thomas, B. Weyer, J. Garvison, D. Ken- dall, J. Hogg, J. Barnum, L. Munz, D. Strayer, D. Schambaugh, manager. A better than average chapter in the Junior varsity Pioneer gridiron book was written by coach Wayne Bauer and Tom Nutter's 1958 tootball machine, summarized by six wins and two losses, The Oregon City J. V. spectators saw the little Pioneers win four out of the eight ball games played. The win column included victories from St, Helens, 14-Op Dallas, 38-Og West Linn, 36-Og Tigard, 18-145 Newberg, 33-65 Oswego, 14-7, The defeat record showed losses to McMinnville, 24-20g and Forest Grove, 86-12. . 'V WJ .L ' if ' L J of A 6 , 7 'B SE ful Wezzmdldooa 7ouaafwl Dan Pettlcord, Jerry Poppm, Steve Tucke , om Burnell Bohm, Rod Vernillion, Ed Latourette, o 24543: 7omlck Quan! SE 1 Stew 7646661 Zwmell 'goin Dew peddcofwl lin, Dale Hannaford, Ed Hauck, Mgr--Jon Wilson, Coach-- Frank Good. Dale gfmwabfofwi Quad gd Waxed gddfld ?auuwzd denim Quad Coach Frank Good's basketball quintet did not host a very impressive re- cord this year in the TYV League standings, winning four and losing fourteen. Although the Goodmen didn't win too many this year, anybody who watched them play could see that they were no cinch team to beat. Oregon City's weakness seemed to come in the second half where they apparently lost their opening spark. Loss from this year's squad will be great as four of the top players--Dale Hannaford, Rod Vermillion, Burnell Bohn, and Jerry Poppin--will be graduates. The most promising players for next year are Jun- iors--Dan Petticord, Tom Naokes, and Ed Hauck. All Sophomore group will be coming up from the IV squad. . Beaverton '78 OC , Milwaukie 63 OC , Milwaukie 58 OC .Albany 53 oc , McMinnville 52 OC .St. Helens 65 OC 32 , , , , , Forest Grove 54 OC ,Oswego 58 OC 45 , , , , ,Newberg 34 OC , Dallas 64 OC 56 . . . . . Tigard 81 OC , Tillamook 42 OC 45 . . . . . McMinnville 66 OC St. Helens Oswego Dallas Tillamook Forest Grove Newberg Tigard West Linn West Linn KNEELING: Pat Thurston, Jim 'l'oddy, Barry Rotrock, Bob Royer, Richard White. STANDING: Dennis Kendall, Leroy Wallender, Jim Tehman, Coach Tom Nutter, Roger Hagedorn, Dave Sack, Larry Munz. The Junior Varsity Basketball cagers, coached by Tom Nutter, consisted entirely of Sophomores this year. Although they only tallied four wins this year, the squad has de- veloped several players which should be an asset to next year's Varsity. ,4 71 Q Y t 2? If W ifvf' X 1 gflnu , , 2 i X if t 01. 3' ' vffn of ' Q 'I i Dmcmrize Kmkle in r :- ---- --mmm-allntmwswr-v--Www,W,.,,,M.,s,r, Mr- , f ROW 1: D. Shambaugh--mgr., O. Wiese, M. Shambaugh, L. Carlson, R. Stewart, B Younger, J Roethe M Morison, D. Scott, D. Karlick, J. Karlick, Coach--Jack Conners. ROW 2: J Harms, F Davldson, B Powell, C Mendenhall, B. Strandberg, L. Johnson, F. Weyer, R. Wehling, H. Radtke, P Woods, Coach J1m Roberts Ian. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Ian. Feb. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Clackamas Parkrose Estacada Molalla St. Helens Oswego Dallas Tillamook Forest Grove Newberg Tlgard West Linn McMinnville 76 Lost Won Won Lost Won Won Won Lost Lost Lost Won Lost Won Hssswfewszfew: 244 Steward Onan Www Qwzq ?aabu!4 Deana! Zdflflfe Www 24426 ?-ru! 70003 Lwmi- , Y , , . , f, 41 I, iii' 11,5-zrikssz Qaedwaqu gaaefz 4: The Oregon City Pioneers baseball team will open the sea- son on March 27 against Milwau- kee High. With 10 lettermen from last year's young varsity, it is hoped that they may finish in first division. Coach Bauer's biggest problem will be to de- velop two first line pitchers that can win in the fast T.Y.V. League. Returning lettermen are: pitcher, Bob McGeeg first base, Jerry Poppeng second base, Dale Hannafordg short stop, Terry Kelsayg third base, Chuck Mendenhall, outfielders, Burnell Bohn, Mike Higginbotham, and Ray Scharbackg and re- serves Daryl Sieker and Gary McGahuey. Walt Powell, last year's reserve catcher will also be on hand. Some good-looking prospects from last year's J.V.'s and freshman teams will battle for starting positiors. Z 'fuck iw fq,5 A r - X PM' 3 U 1 I ..- 1 1 SEATED: J. B. Heilman, L. Munz, R. White, R. Haas, W. Shambaugh, R. Stewart, J. Lathrop. SECOND ROW: J. Harris, W. Stalick, B. Gettle, T. Noake, R. Vermillion, J. Barnum, B. Blue, T. Eells, G. Shen. THIRD ROW: Chuck Elliott, Coach, C. Hinkle, R Hyde, J. Garvison, J. Petticord, D. Petticord, T. Costa, D. Nolder, B. Cummings, Jim Roberts, Coach. FOURTH ROW: D. Stroyer, R. Hopp, M. Swartout, J. Dubois, R. Setera, R. Wehling, J. Toddy, L. Watnee. STANDING: A. Carter, D. Weleber, B. Carter, Mr. Rutherford, instructor, D. Taylor, J. Crawford, G. Taylor. SEATED: L. Wallender, G. Dunmire, D. X Ditto . 1? 'x X Z x QQ' fone 0 0 a' if - Q- I-T n ,wt Xb Vw., K gg as A-as ffwwrn , mm. WFH w, 3' .nag 'X 295 'E M J, fm H W mam, Sm. f-..-X f L.-, .EL it J? YW . 'lu lx nn 1 ,.. 1 3 In .,, v 5 ls. ,Saga . ' 12.-'fk'Ef:.55..' A I s , ' will 'I 'mn Mi wf,2Qy5..,,5i k i. e.xefl! , ljqfrufl 1' ljrqgn 'V Q, uw 41 .J .V 'x I -:WI-4 'Pig I 'Wai .. nk, 'HMV 4. .i W, An, A af? A 1 . Y, S.- -sp ! ', qv 'hll ' S Miss Honey Bun Frances Elmer Rod Vermillion Best looking Letterman Terry Dugan ea West Linn Exchange Assembly 690 IRC I1'1iti8.ti0I1 Girls' O.C. lnifinfinn -f...-a 'Wa Burnell Bohn, student body pres1dent welcomes Gall Morrxs, our AFS student, on her arnval home 'M? 3w, mv i 1322 Huw I , iff 254 4? t, 7255 M 9075 'qfffa ,I B Q Sinha ' pukcece ,'4ac6zeq L Zaeea fem: 7 Sophomores: Karen Tuor, Fmem Dame Carol Costag Juniors: Terry Mc- Girr, Sharon Hardyg Seniors: Audrey Hrovat, Diane Perrin, and Queen Jean Kamolz 'P 84 1 t E Senior Class President Dave Hosford, crowned Jean Kamolz 1958 Homecoming Queen, Oct. 27. Princess Carol, escort Dick Weleberg Princess Terry, escort Wayne Stalickg Princess Diane, escort Burnell Bohn, Queen Jean, es- cort Bob Carter, Princess Audrey, escort Mike Higginbothamg Princess Sharon, escort Gart Dennison, Princess Karen, escort Jerry Kennedy. Court takes time out for pictures. Queen receives autographed football Expressions of joy. Girls' ride to Neewollah, Dance. Zaeen gdfgllll I Pukceu 3745 Fukzcece Vzmdmual V it ,C v ig. . 1 s if , ,Q YB? , gf. :ggi at T :'A Fzuazceec get! W The theme for the 1958 Christ- mas Ball was Fantasy in Frost. The decorations consisted of silver stars, frosted greenery, and a silver tree with green bulbs. The table decorations were shiny green trees in angel hair. The letters Fan- tasy in Frost appeared above the chaperones. Pfzuzcefw Kd-My pfukoece Sandy pwxaa Wimclqn Queen JoAnn Brusco was crowned queen of the 1958 Christmas Ball, held at the Elks Temple on Dec. 19. Her court consisted of seniors P. Melson, esc. J. Petticordg I. Oesterle, esc. G. McGauheyg juniors PB. Ulrich, esc. J. Lindquist, K. Donavan, esc. J. DuBois, sophomores M. Cashman, esc. D. Chedister, S. Schnaisle, esc. J. Poppan 5--L -A I 1 4 I i Elf?- Zaeew Qaim I Sophomore Princess Susan Curran, escort Tony Costag Junior Princess Virginia Whiting, escort Bill Gettleg Queen Patsy Osborn, escort Terry Dugang Senior Princess Kathy Jones, escort Jim Garvisong Junior Princess Frances Dav idson, escort Bob Nicholsg Sophomore Princess Nancy Krueger, escort Daryl Sicker. Z 71 ' I n ,V ,V j .K . il . f ig .-1' . ' -. sieeeii l ii 5, J 5, fri, K ' - L K , . , , i,.. . :Z , A so S J . S ,-ro S H ww-.if-ff . ' ,gy as ,r.,:,,-if , - 1 3,3 U H , T P yr H y lrr f a T5 , My , The Basketball Homecoming Court, an annual event sponsored by the Junior Red Cross, is chosen by the stu- dent body at large. The girls then collect money for the Red Cross by means of sales and other fund raising proj- ects. The girl collecting the largest sum ofmoney becomes queen. The court was introduced at the Pep Assembly on February 20. That night during the half-time of the Ore- gon City-Forest Grove game, the court was again recognized and last year's queen, Patty Brewer, was introduced She then crowned Patsy Osborn, Queen of the 1959 Basketball Homecoming Court. The court was then presented with boxes of candy. Later, Queen Patsy and her court were honored by the after-game dance, Centennial Sweethearts. The crowning of Queen Patsyl,by last year's Homecoming Queen, Patty Brewer. Queen Patsy walks away sobbing after expressing her happiness. 89 pw .4'-fwleee' an 2 ' Ladies in Retirement, a three-act mystery, was presented on December 5 by the Senior Class, under the production of Mr, Paul Minty. The entire cast was made up of eight perform- ers. The leading characters were portrayed by J Tutty, N. Gengler, and D. Bosserman. Supporting them were: J. Denny, M. Funkhouser, P. Melson, and A. Jasmer. John Barker and Dick Weleber carried minor roles. D N If ff 714-way Harvey, a three-act comedy, was presented on March 13 and 14 by the Junior class under the direction of Mr, Paul Minty, The setting of the play is in a western town, and the time is the present. The leading characters were portrayed by: B. Rowan, B. McGee, R. Knoll, M. Essig, J. Lathrop, S. Wells, and Esther Bruns. F. Wiese, B. Baker, and S. Kyle held supporting roles. B. Bloye, C. Weigle, S. Plymton, J. Pardun, and P. Harris understudies. ' - ' cam M6605 54cou'ed Ky: The theme of the 1959 Junior-Senior Prom Flamingo Paradise was decorated with the color scheme pink and white. The queen was chosen from the senior girls by the Junior Class. The queen was crowned by Junior Class Vice-President, Bill Baker. The Junior Class sponsored this annual event under the supervision of their advisors, Miss Davis, Miss Covat and Mr. Rice. Music for this evening of dancing was provided by the Rhythmaires. 92 When the books close, and the last bell rings, And carefree days are lost to mundane things-- When nostalgia strikes, and your memory wanes, And you remember the faces but not the names-- Pick up your yearbook and leaf it through, And remember the days so dear to you. V93 shui! EFZTWNNG CONYRAFY MV . M1 ,JM ,Dfw av ' ' ' at fyyjjjffxv , AJ Jx xi , x ,f MV' bmwpf aw v f CWoVJ4J'O uf JW W fm W SI M' Uluerfiding M X L an V Q, K, E, ' R Vx si 1fffiassasQ1 1 BERNIE HERRMANN'S .lanfzen Swimsuits ancl Sweaters Pot 1'-Wdd gs YOULIKEIT.. Groups - Commercial IT LIKES YOU! O nn- O O o IIC!! v O 9 111 101' N thing doe it - Like ll: - 5' I SEVEN-UP L- 'i PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO SEVEN-UP BOTTLING CO OREGON CITY BEVERAGES 611 12111 Sfreef 610 Jefferson On The Hill OL 6-4260 ,. ,.MA C HILLSIDE CHAPEL FUNERAL HOME 1306-7th St. OL 6-3902 GRADE 8. MOREY INSURANCE Insurance Consultants OLive 6-2044 217-Seventh St. Oregon City Oregon Cl Az Foot ofthe Elevator Buaag anal Jvyalsn gfomiafa 7th St. FLOWER SHOP The Finest in Flowers FRESH FROM OUR OWN GREENHOUSES PHONE 816 Seventh Street OLive 6-6618 Oregon City, Oregon . ,, t.v,L. W, ,W .v,,LL,. w,w,..,MwwKi DIETRICH'S DAIRY QUEEN 613 ,1.Q. Adams St. REQ ' I -W. J i' 4 . i i ,,.,4- Q19 1 BURMEISTER 8. ANDRESEN Jewelry 81 Gifts BY THE BRIDGE ,S f Congratulations X n Egg. XX f f R f ! X of '44 5 ' ' jaw 5 3 'f X 0' ' -wi-Y' gif? X zqwi C25 we 5 'V X x'F'Wf J -:':1'f:2: ,I ' YTQ-zgzf:-. 4:-Qi' X' ,g-:gg ', 1 Q22 1 gg 212. ' P421 1 ' I ' - ' ' 9 SJ YP' on xf ' fi 4. ' , . . Wy- 1 N MQ 7th and Main Sts. Oregon City, Oregon HARDWARE 602-7th St PAUL'S TV-RADIO REPAIRS Tv-RAD1o REPAIRS PHONE OLive 6-5516 FURNITURE 502-Wh Sf Oregon City Oregon . . 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INSURANCE Life-Auto-Fire-Bonds 814' Main St. OL 6-2626 Oregon City Quality-Service-Dependability OLive 6-8313 Route 3, Rox 89 Oregon City Wedding Decorations Artistic Funeral Designs 4 W 31272 Main Evenings-Res. OLive 6-394-2 NEptune 8-3392 McELROY'S MARKET 1019 Seventh Olnive 6-3881 E- --- Electronics and Refrigeration Television Appliances 'eie , . . .. N f- fr it li Your loungsfown 1414 Washlngron 5 V. ' li 1 ,171 0 kitchen dealer Oregon City f x - 3 Congratulations- ,.-V TYPEWRITER CO. l 2172i Seventh r ,., , 5 TH0RPE'5 MEN'S SHOP ,l Independent Dealer .3-,. ' , 5 fc:-'.-.- A f SALES ' .':.-'ff M Main Street at Eighth RENTALS Across from the Courthouse REPAIRS OREGON CITY PLUMBING AND HEATING CO. An evening snack- 1, ,, A friendly brunch Or a take-home sack. For a quickie lunch Congratulations from- , OLive 6-8558 S Fountain-Lunch 611 Seventh Street 1201 Washington OLive 6-9185 Congratulations a t ,,,A,,.4, 1V-- 6-5 FURNITURE from- ,.ttt STORE wi-nTE's DONUT SHOP ' I , Ai the foot ,, A I of the Wholesale and Retail I I Elevato' I 'Qffi e 1of Il . 615-nh Street OLive 6-2210 If- H 01-We 6'6511' wr J. ,HL'3eg lAr1 L,g.5-1123-fi g 03 llllnifk MMPANY eq Lumber is our middle name. 401 Pearl at Molalla Ave. Oregon City Oregon Phone OLive 6-3401 Cameras-Supplies-Portraits THE CAMERA SHOP 8. PIONEER STUDIO At the Flaslz Bulb Sign OLive 6-4804 721 Main Street Congratulations from- WALLY'S MUSIC SHOP Records-Sheet IVIusic-Instruments 506 Seventh OLive 6-5323 TO BOB I GO FOR THE VERY BEST PRINTING Oregon City Printing 8 Stationery Co. Stationery and Office Supplies Printing Department: Masonic Building OLive 6-3864 Oregon City 1 il GI' olu KRUEGER LUMBER YARD Everything in the Building Line 1625 Washington OL 6-7171 W-B MART Quality Meats 8 A.M.--6:30 P.M. O. E. WHITE 222 Molalla Ave seat covers l ' , K? . QM TMC AUTO uPHol.sTERY , K OUGH SA TISFA C TION GUARANTEED oLive 6-2935 . 5 I ' fy Dave Clemens 600 Superhy Q l A1 Lane Gladstone V I 'S X X cushions repaired-convertible tops 5 'Asst' 7 4' ' I -i BRODERSON PLUMBING 8t HEATING Q . A PLUMBING 81 HEATING 915 Main Oregon City OL 6-43 73 vsco FURNA CES-REDA PUMPS A. R. BRODERSON Nights OL 4-7429 HIWAY 99E AT GLADSTONE 1199 :E5gf.P,57gZ1:',v.'fr4-1.,'fggg.9'-251420I' . .A :5g.5:::3:3i:3. H ' -.:-:acc . -' .. -. ' T T , . ' , , I ' f- ' ' . N 3g2gEgEgE5Zf- .5 - .0 .. n..0TL.Q+- -- 'AS-1 f TRUCK LINES, INC. The only jeweler on the hill 116 S. Center OL 6-2831 OREGON CITY DODGE Chrysler Authorized Dodge 8: Simco Dealer just North of Oregon City OL 6-2995 OL 6-2996 OREGON CITY AUTO PARTS 525 IN ' S OREGON CITY INSURANCE 'am AGENCY , OLIVE 6-4239 110-8th sr. OL 6-2666 Omgon City Oregon Rates as low as 322.50 Joyce Ingersoll-John Rosenberry 'RAAA 5 GEO. W. DUNMIRE, INC. 'UW' 2. 4 56 Home of Rocket Oldsmobile We service all makes of cars N G, 516 McLoughlin Blvd. OL 4-5439 F457 SERVICE ' Low 'ATE 5 OL 4. - 2.6 ll I-I-mm SANDE R5 -OWNER -wa. MoNR0E- Compliments of-HOWARD'S Q COCHRAN'S . X 1 ' 1 C ' O ' 'I C K Af. . 1 0 il k 5, ffl - 5 gi 622 624 3051101 08 Msbsxgmmtgl A - I Ma. W Q6 4 ei . mfg O O cy i 3 ff 3 ff AAV f2': f f---' -- - ' - ' I xy Oregon City '22 ' N 0 Q f m'S'? VVL' . , A Q X 896 Molalla Ave. OLive 6-8731 Watches Diamonds Clocks XX , f X TITLE AND TRUST COMPANY Escrows-Title Insurance Jewelry Repair QQ Manufacturing GERGEN'S JEWELRY 820 Main Street 205 Seventh Street Oregon City Oregon City OLive 6-5231 Oregon OLive 6-2150 1 'C os' billlps , v gf H V , A' drunk-tcm. A ,,5'Q uy- x ' FK.. - SINCE 1923 - ' ' LADIES' APPAREL Oregon City's Largest Selection of BUSTER BROWN SHOE STORE All Wearing Apparel Oregon City Main at Eighth All Nationally Advertised Brands PHONE OUVG 64173 712 Main St. OLive 6-3465 lg!-is n ' S E E .2 .'.,4 ,. 4 f T I E 1 IQJ5, Electrical , - - A- X I A Y '- , Contractmg on BASEBOARD Offvftfc HEAT 1 1 1001 Main Street OLive 6-54.46 if- : .'f ,. , A ' -A MAX R, SOMMER coRLEss MARKET .rf CITY Sli nssnnous: OPEN 7 to 6-week Days F17 8 to 6-Sundays s S . . . Nmsery Stock FREE DELIVERY- Cut Flowers . . . Arrangements for Weddings, Funerals Tuesday and Friday 1012 Molalla Ave. OLive 6-5343 214 High Street OLive 6-3464 Congratulations Lo the Class of '59 William Johnston B 81 C BRAKE 8: TUNEUP SHOP BlLl..'S TV 8m RADIO At the top of 7th Street SALES Kr SERVICE ' 63' 61 Motorola r l fl, ' 816 Molalla Ave. mn Q9 OLive 6-7442 Oregon City 624 Taylor St. '1 kj Olive 6-9326 0LS0N,S Congratulations- OREGON UTY DRUG HOFFMAN'S MEN's SHOP Where clothing and prices 1001 Seventh Street both fit your needs. Oregon City Oregon 209 Seventh OLive 6-9311 Q 4 A R, A 1 1 0 - A E A E ' Q - ' S cLAcKAMAs AUTO PARTS co. llaro l ll a r w ,XWi1l' m le , R lto X Q ' l ey r er 1009 Main Street es n E b -W. y r -Shir y H l Arg I rth r aa - .a Ric ardson OL1Ve 6-5247 X 'go un -gli 6? gi! Oregon City Oregon ,, ,ew , - L, ' . 1 . ANP .f YV, M, , 1 .- Mn, .A mf , f,I'Tsff-ne '?lo ' I M N- I I iid K ..-,A 151 -5 . f 5 f l, fn- THRIFTY DRUGS llBOB,, HARTKE PONTIAC Where you always get a good deal. Main Office--OLive 6-5285 13th and Main Oregon City I I D JUST THE BEST ARCH E. cook restaurant and hideaway room 13710 S.E. McLoughlin Blvd. Milwaukie 22, Oregon Phone OLive 4-1233 DeSOTO PLYMOUTH INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS Same location for 40 years Where service is a fact-not a promise. DUNMIRE MOTOR CO. I S.E. 82nd Avenue at CLACKAIVIAS RIVER Gladstone Oregon Phone OLive 6-1416 J. C. PENNEY CO. ED 8. LEE'S DRIVE-IN Crnr W BREAKFAST-L UNCH-DINNER ORDERS TO GO L d Jennings Lodge I .Y i Congratulations from- e ff H. E. HOLLOWELL ' 'M INSURANCE-MORTGAGE-LOANS 508K Main Street 510 McLoughlin Blvd. Ofegun CRY Gfegonh BEN FRANKLIN STORE Home Owned . . . Nationally Known Maill Street Oregon City 331 -e.-2 945 Q-+53-,' 3 0-'Firm H k ws, li t 1 'Q ..., ' F44 p MJ I I S 'Egg 1- X - X H fu 1 K 1 35? F I K o - ,f Q Ni Q U, 545' Every need of the Sportsman Corner Seventh and Main OREGON CITY SPORTING GOODS STORE JIFFY WAY LUNCH , 1 ROBINSON S JEWELRY Uohn sl N Your Credit jewelry Store l ' Where You Get the Highest Quality DIAMONDS f At the Lowest Prices Fine Watch Repairing R 2 L I All Makes Watches ...Z J -ff CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED . . Next door to -0wner- S 81 H Green F oot Long Dogs, Chill, Burgers, Shakes PENNEYB ED FRANC0 Stamps Super Hiway at Jennings Lodge WEILER CHEVROLET The name E RO LE trust . Cars-Trucks-Service-Parts Used Cars and Trucks OL 6-1431 OREGON CITY 1128 Main Street Now is the time to . . . I Q' lsffifi X f5f55i55fif2i13sSs2af Oregon City Branch UNITED STATES NATIONAL W AT C H YO U R VV:':Q'A' OF PORTLAND, OREG. X W nnv. ., wgzlniv .. 35 A2 ff? I3 ' 'Ijrff.Ii12:1i5:51iifrirfIirjriijrjiirliiiizi B F1 is Aff' A A S AN OREGON BANK . . . SERVING OREGON Congratulations . . . S. 8: N. MEN'S SHOP Men's and Boys' Shop We Give S 81 H Green Stamps W-B MART Quality Groceries and Meats OPEN 8 A.M. to 6:30 PM. Open all holidays except Christmas and Thanksgiving Corner 6th and Main Ore on Cit O. E. White 222 Molalla Ave. g Y DECORATED CAKES 'Zi N' Y AND PASTRY WE TREAT 7 ll L-Rf: T7 YOUR 'J7 -F X 16. ' OL 6-4335 Y -5 , ,P x CLOTHES 1 I 721' 616 Main st. O A - Us pi 'M-sf 'Y S A 7 E 5 .... ...-- i f t'- A 2 Q. A ' .... 'v ii OREGON CITY FORD lx rn gag , A-lui! I llth and Main OL 6-2961 'V1mpewL'I7d2.. SAVE 1076 BY CASH AND CARRY PANTORIUM CLEANERS Beside the Bridge 7th and McLoughlin Blvd. OL 6-4-213 VINCENT'S RICHMAID 710 Washington Street For flavors that are best-Our icencream has extra zest! CQ,rfQf-11,30 c4uG+ am: ich- 5. TIRE STORE S ave at the D a rg K VV i Nationally Guaranteed W the In ig he gt Ca1lOLive 6-7177 Q, j 0 North of the City Limits I McLoughlin Blvd. at Eighth Street va, l I R E J. w. 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