Powder Valley High School - Badger Yearbook (North Powder, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1955 volume:

POWDER-VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL WOfik Powjeir , Onyn ej.fea by senior class EDITOR! Dov,3 Healey ASSISTANT EDITORSc Mavs w GleHvinbellt Ha-xweU ART EDITORS Al'te An «- Loewwic ASSISTANT ART EDITOR  Be)oa Maxcjel I BUSINESS KAIDAGtER. . Lovv-o-ivve Ct V-(%Twvn.u Published by InTcv colVe.fjia.ie Press EhoiooY-abWevs i L vvl VVolmaw ' 3 v MAAv Lee vwivvnvv We, the Seniors of '55 dedicate this annual to our parents for their patience, understanding, and co-operation through our school years. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Christman Mr. and Mrs. Emery Cox Mr. and Mrs. Jack Daugherty Mr. and Mrs. Michael Galligan Mr. and Mrs. Glen Healey Mr. and Mrs. Ted Heard Mr. and Mrs. Roger Loennig Mr. and Mrs. Willis Marsing Mr. and Mrs. Omer Maxvell Mr. and Mrs. Delbert McCanse Mr. and Mrs. Robert Olsen Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Petersen Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ryan Mr. and Mrs. James Tibbs We also wish to express our gratitude to Mr. Robert Williams, commonly known as Coach , for his help and understanding to our class of '55. Marvin Vancil Superintendent TVWVV VVWV James Last, Bill Gard, Orville Fisher, Thomas Lampkin, chairman, Dave Cook, clerk, Jim Lee, Forrest Lillard MRS. ELSIE NEWMAN Graduate—Oregon State College Degree—B.S. in Home Economics Subjects—Home Economics and Geography MR. ROBERT WILLIAMS Graduate—North Idaho College of Education Degree—B.A. in P.E. Subjects—P.E., American His- tory, Industrial Arts FYW TY MRS. ERROS OSTERLOH Graduate—University of Oregon Degree—B.S. in Journalism Subjects—General Science, Bi- ology, Physical Science, Al- gebra II, Journalism MR. NEAL ZIKE Graduate— Iowa St. Teachers College Degree—B.A. in Music Subjects—Band, American Prob- lems, Boys and Girls Glee, Mixed Chorus, Private Lessons MR. MARVIN VANCIL Graduate—University of Red- lands Degree—B.A. in P.E. Subjects—Alegebra MRS. JEAN SUTHERLAND Graduate—University of Oregon Degree—BJL. in English Subjects—English, Library and Speech MRS. KATHRYN HARDMAN Graduate—Linfield Teachers' College Degree—B.A. in English and Commercial Subjects— Typing I, Office Practice, Shorthand, Book- keeping COOKS: Mrs. Monaghan, Mrs. McCanse CUSTODIAN: Claude Jones TTVVVVT WVT BACK ROW: Karen Craig, M. Olsen, Lorraine Christman, McClure, McCanse, Smith, Janet Gelligan, Chadwick, A. Loennig, Stephens, Don Boesch, D Cropp, B. Loennig, L. Harrison, Davis, Petersen Mersing, B. Olsen, S. Craig, Pratt, T. Lybecker, Gsrd, M. Loennig, Kirkland, Nice, Dora Mae Boesch, Ryan MIDDLE ROW: G. Fisher, Heard, G. Maxwell, C. Carroll, 0. Taylor, Mar- jorie Carroll, Schima, G. Taylor, Mike Carroll, Vancil, P. Lybecker, V. Harrison, Lawrence Christman, Chandler, Tibbs, Jones, Montgomery, Joan Gelligan, Cox, B. Msxwell, Asbehr, Reeves FRONT ROW: S. Green, M. Fisher, Sharon Patterson, M. Patterson, G. Healey, Katharine Craig, I. Green, Daugherty, Newman, W Cropp, Jacob- son, Henderson, Fordice, Crawford, D. Healey, Rowett, Shenna Patterson STUDENT BODY OFFICERS PRESIDENT Boyd Marsing BUSINESS MANAGER Janet Galligan VICE-PRESIDENT Pete Lybecker ADVISOR Mr. Vancil SECRETARY Donna Cox TREASURER Alice Anne Loennig TTVVVVT VWVVIV CLASS PRESIDENTS FRESHMEN SOPHOMORE JUNIOR SENIOR Jack Jacobson Stephen Craig Glennabelle Maxwell Larry Harrison W7 VY1VW) Mr. Rowett, Mr. Montgomery, Mr. Craig VYTTW VTY 7 Alice Anne Loennig, Iva Lee Green DONNA COX Student Council Sec. 4, Student Council Delegate 4; Band -2-3-4; Glee Club 1-2-3- 4; Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4; Swing Band 2-3; Triple Trio 2-3-4; Sextet 3-4; Trio 3-4; Music Festival 1-2-3-4; Pep Club 1-2; G.A.A. 1-2-3-4, Sec. 2; Volleyball 1-2-3-4 Softball 2-4; Cheerleader 2; Dramatics 1-4 Broadcaster and Annual Staff 4; Carnival Princess 1. LAWRENCE CHRISTMAN Band 1-2-3-4; Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Pres. 4; Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4; Double Quartet 4; Music Festival 1-2-3-4, Solo 3-4; Football 3-4; Basketball 2-4; Dramatics 1; Letter- man's Club 3-4; Annual and Broadcaster Staff 4. BOYD MARSING Class Pres. 3; Class Sargent at Arms 1; Student Body Pres. 4; Student Council Con- ference 4; Band 2-3-4; Glee Club 2-3-4; Mixed Chorus 2-3-4; Music Festival 2-3-4; Quartet 4; Double Quartet 4; Letterman's Club 2-3-4, Pres. 4; Football 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Track 2-3-4; Annual and Broadcaster Staff 4. LORRAINE CHRISTMAN Band 1-2-3-4; Glee Club 1-2-3-4; Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4; Triple Trio 4; Music Fes- tival 1-2-3-4; Volleyball 3-4,Mgr. 2; Bas- ketball 3-4; Baseball 2-3-4; G.A.A. 1-2-3- 4, Pres. 4; Pep Club 1-2-4; Annual Bus. Mgr. 4; Broadcaster Staff 4; Dramatics 1-4 Sponsored by GLEN HEALEY JUDY McCANSE Class reporter +; Band 1-2-3- +; Glee Club 1-3- +; Mixed Chorus 1-3- +; Music Festival 1- 2-3- +; Triple Trio +; Baseball 2-3-4; Basketball 3- +; Volleyball 1-2-3- +; G.A.A. 2- 3- +; Pep Club 1-2; Annual and Broadcast- er Staff +; Dramatics l- +. LARRY HARRISON Class Pres. +; Glee Club 1-2-3- +; Mixed Chorus 1-2-3- +; Double Quartet +; Quartet +; Music Festival 1-2-3- +; Football 2-3- +, Co-Captain +; Basketball 1-2-3- +; Letter- man's Club 2-3- +; Dramatics 1; Annual and Broadcaster Staff +. BELVA MAXWELL Class Treasurer +; Band 1-2-3- +; Glee Club l-3- | Sextet +; Triple Trio +; Mixed Chorus 1-3- ; Music Festival 1-2-3- +; Vol- leyball Mgr. 3; Baseball 2; G.A.A. 1-2-3- +, Sec.-Treas. +; Pep Club 2- +; Asst. Art Editor of Annual +; Dramatics l- +; Broad- caster Staff +; Carnival Princess +. CHERYL HEARD Class Vice-Pres. 4; Band 1-2; Glee Club 1- 2-3-4, Sec. 3; Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4; Musi Festival 1-2-3-4; Softball 2-3-4; Basket- ball 3; Volleyball 3-4: Pep Club 1-2: G A A, 1-2-3Librarian Is Dramatics 1- Broadcaster Staff 4. JANET GALLIGAN Class Sec. 2; Class Reporter 1; Student Council +; Band 1-2-3- +; Glee Club l- +; Mixed Chorus l- +; Music Festival 1-2-3- +; G.A.A. 1-2-3- + Treasurer 1$ Pep Club 1-2- +, Sec.-Treas. +; Basketball 3- +; Base- ball 2-3- +; Volleyball 1-2-3- +; Football Queen 2} Annual and Broadcaster Staff +. JACK DAUGHERTY Class Vice-Pres. 1; Band 2-3- +$ Glee Club 1-2-3- +; Octet 1-2-3- +; Music Festival 1-2-3- +; Football 3- +; Basketball 2-3; Letterman's Club 2-3- +; Dramatics 1; Anual and Broadcaster Staff +. JOAN GALLIGAN Class Reporter 3; Band 1-2-3-4; Glee Club 1-4, Pres. 4; Mixed Chorus 1-4: Music Fes- tival 1—2—3-4; Volleyball 1-2-3-4; Basket- ball 3-4; Baseball 2-3-4; Pep Club 1-2-4, Vice-Pres. 4; G.A.A. 1-2-3-4, Pres. 3; Cheerleader 2-4; Dramatics 1-4; Broadcast- er Editor 4, Ass t Editor 3; Carnival Queen 3. DORIS HEALEY Class Reporter 1, Vice-Pres. 2, Sec. 3; Band 2-3- +; Glee Club 1-2-3- +, Vice Pres. 3; Mixed Chorus 1-2-3- +;Sextet 3- +; Triple Trio 3- +; Music Festival 1-2-3- +; Volley ball 1-2-3- +; Basketball 3- +; Baseball 2- 3- +; G.A.A. 1-2-3- +- Pep Club 1-2- +, Pres. +; Annual Editor +, Asst. Editor 3; Drama- tics l- +; Broadcaster Staff +. Sponsored by MICHAEL GALLIGAN 1 BOB OLSEN Band 1-2-3- +; Glee Club 1$ Mixed Chorus 1; Music Festival 1-2-3- +} Basketball 2-3; Football Mgr. 3? Annual and Broadcaster Staff +. CURTIS TIBBS Transfer 2; Class Sec. +, Sargent at Arms 3; Band 3- +; Music Festival 3-4} Football 3} Dramatics +; Annual and Broadcaster Staff +. ALICE ANNE LOENNIG Student Council member 3- +; Student Coun- cil Conference Delegate 3- +; Student Body Treasurer 3- +5 Class Sec.-Treas. 1, Re- porter 2, Sargent at Arms f} Band 1-2-3- +} Glee Club 1-2-3- +; Music Festival 1-2-3- + Solo 3; G.A.A. 1-2-3- + Sec.-Treas. 3; P«P Club l- +; Volleyball Mgr. 2, Scorekeeper 3 +; Essay Contests 1-3- +} Dramatics l- +; Annual Art Editor +; Paper Staff 2- +; Car- nival Princess 2. JOHNNY PETERSEN Vice-Pres. Student Body 3; Class President 2} Band 1-2-3- + Glee-Club 1-2-3- +; Music Festival 1-2-3- +; Mixed Chorus 1-2-3- +} Football 1-2-3- +; Basketball 1-2-3- +; Let- terman's Club 1-2-3- +; Dramatics 1; Broad- caster and Annual Staff +. Lfirry H8rrison Cheryl Heard Curtis Tibbs Belve Maxwell President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer TVV1VV VT I, Alice Anne Loennig, will my ability to go steady with the same guy for two years to Iva Lee Green. I, Belva Maxwell, will my ability to have a good time to those who don't. I, Bob Olsen, will my ability to keep quiet to Steve Craig. I, Boyd Marsing, will to Billy Davis my old football shoes. I, Cheryl Heard, will my ability to keep a straight face to Phyl- lis Kirkland. I, Curtis Tibbs, will my speed to Bobby Vancil. I, Donna Cox, will my ability to dance to all those who can't. I, Doris Healey, will my temper to Gerl Rose Nice. I, Jack Daugherty, will be glad to get my diploma signed. I, Janet Galligan, will all my school books to Ronda Gard. I, Joan Galligan, will my height to Sue Green. I, Judy McCanse will the fun I had during my Senior year to the next lucky person. I, Larry Harrison, will my broad shoulders to Loren Henderson. I, John Petersen, will Katharine Craig to Mike Carroll if Pete grants his permission. I, Lawrence Christman, will my ability to skip school nd go hunting to Veryl Harrison. I, Lorraine Christman, will the first chair in the Clarinet section to the next unlucky person. We the Senior Class of '55 will to the Juniors, our ability to save money, to the Sophomores, our ability to get along with each other, and to the Freshmen, the ability to settle down. YITTVYY On the first day of school in 51 , 21 scared, green Freshmen stood at the foot of the high school stairs trying to get nerve and strength enough to go up. Finally, everyone made the climb. Sixteen of us attended grade school here, while the other five of us were strangers from Muddy Creek. We soon became friends and elected our class officers as follows: president, Cedric Christman; vice-presi- dent, Johnny Petersen; secretary-treasurer, Alice Loennig; reporter, Janet Galligan; sargent-at-arms, Boyd Marsing. Soon afterwards, the mean sophomores initiated us, and we became fullfledged Badgers. Our carnival princess was Donna Cox, and our homecoming princess, Janet Galligan. Mr. Zike was our advisor, and we had several parties during the year. Our second year, we entered school with much confidence and eager- ness—for this year we Initiated the Frosh. We lost Marsha Abbott, Larry Johnson, and Kemet Spence as they had transferred to other schools. Mrs. Duckett was our advisor. We elected Johnny Petersen as president; Doris Healey as vice-president; Janet Galligan as secretary; Betty Saling as treasurer; Alice Loennig as reporter; and Boyd Marsing as sargent-at-arms. Our carnival princess was Alice Loennig and our football queen was Janet Galligan . We sold flower bulbs and napkins, and had lots of candy sales as the next year we would need the money. The highlight of the year was the Christmas party at Galligan's. As Juniors we started the year off by being busy as we had to roll in the dough. The class officers were: president, Boyd Marsing; vice- president, Jack Daugherty; secretary, Doris Healey; treasurer, Betty Saling; reporter, Joan Galligan. Our class advisors were Mr. Ayres and Mrs. Wright. Janis Davis and Cedric Christman transferred to other schools and Curtis Tibbs transferred from Baker giving us a sum of 17 for the year. The class, having sold the most raffle tickets for the carnival, found Joan Galligan our queen. We had a St. Patrick's Day dance in Haines, sold Christmas cards, and had a turkey raffle to raise enough money for the prom. The Junior-Senior banquet was held in the Rose Room at the Hotel Baker. The theme of our prom was Somewhere Over the Rainbow. Larry Monaghan and Anne Bond were crowned king and queen for the night. We had many expedition parties which took us into the hills. This ended a year of hard work but one of loads of fun. As we started our last year of high school there were only 16 of us as Betty Saling had left. Mrs. Osterloh and Mr. Williams were the class advisors. The class officers were president, Larry Harrison; vice-president, Cheryl Heard; secretary, Curtis Tibbs; treasurer, Belva Maxwell; sargent-at-arms, Alice Loennig. This year the seniors were busy putting the Broadcaster and annual into circulation. Curtis Tibbs left school and Lorraine Christman was elected our new secretary. The annual Senior Ball was held in December. The theme was Northern Lights. The seniors enjoyed very much the Junior-Senior banquet and prom, senior sneak, and graduation. Class Flower: Red Rose Class Colors: Red and Silver The past forever gone; The future still our own. Class Motto: IYTVTY? WTVY? We, the Senior Class of 1955 have come back to the littlest little town in the West to our beloved school to talk of our successes in life. Larry Christman reported that he had gone to work for the govern- ment as a hunter and trapper. Fame came to him after he had captured bare-handed and with the help of a lariat, a two ton Kodiac bear in the state of Alaska. We then discussed the fact that one of our class-mates, Judy, (Golden-voice) McCanse, was basically the cause for Alaska's statehood. She is a well known radio and TV commentator whose golden voice and dynamic speeches have influenced millions. Larry Harrison invited us to bring our autos and planes in anytime for a free check-up at his super-deluxe jet garage. This garage is one of the biggest in North Powder. Main attractions are the shopping cen- ter, restaurant, and airport for those who prefer the air to the free- ways . Madam Alice Anne of New York, Paris, and Mt. Caramel graciously accepted his offer as her jet liner, which she pilots herself, has a leaky fuel line. Madam Alice Anne is the world's foremost authority on fashion. She originated the now famous and fashionable NO hem-line. Lorraine Christman, secretary to the President of the United States, took notes on this get-together. She is the only secretary who can take dictation in one language and reproduce it in a choice of 30 other languages—anything from Chinese to English to Zulu. Joan Galligan, noted stage and movie actress, is the only star ever to win 10 Oscars in a row—one for each year since she left Powder Valley. She is known as the gal with 4 dimensions. Joan is now staying at the Lonely Hearts Rest Home recooperating from a nervous breakdown resulting from her fifth divorce. This world-famous rest home is maintained by those two famous nurses Belva Maxwell and Donna Cox. These two nurses are the only ones ever to receive their DN—Doctor of Nursing. J ohn Petersen gave us all a sample of his new drink—the only al- coholic drink that has no alcohol in it. He owns and runs the Red Nose Brewery which is now making its fourth million--------bottle of drink, that is. Farmer Bob Olsen fed us a sample of his new steak. He successful- ly crossed a holstein and a mule to produce the critter he called a Mulestein. There is no other meat in the world like it. His 6,000 acre farm is producing well. ie next gal we talked to is that hale and hearty Doris Healey. Doris is a cattle rancher, sticking only to her 10,000 head of hereford cattle. Those new breeds are too fancy for her. Doris says that after a good day on the range, she goes to her green house where she is de- veloping a new pickle—one with the vinegar already in it. Janet----, our former business manager, has turned housewife. She has put on a little weight, but is still the same old lovable Janet. Her seven little blonde sons are quite a chore, she says. She left them with hubby so she could make it to this get-together. We all admired Mademoiselle Cheryl's lovely hair-do. Mademoiselle Cheryl runs the omy Beauty Shop in Haines that is world famous. Great ladies from all over the world go there. One has to have an appoint- ment six-months ahead of time. She is also known for her well-liked hair-do the Rat-Tail . Boyd Marsing reported that his team, and twins, were doing fine. Boyd coached the U.S. Champion Football Team, the Powder Bird Dogs . He and his family reside in the summer on the farm in Muddy Creek. Our last class-mate to report is Black Jack Daugherty, owner of gambling casinos in all parts of the world. Black Jack made most of his money sponsoring Russian Roulette. I imagine most of his customers got a bang out of it. Jack invited us to come in anytime and play it with him. However, most of us declined because we know Jack. This ends the report of our success for the first decade since graduation. See you again in another 10 years. •-WWTW WT1 Glennabelle Maxwell President Phyllis Kirkland Vice President Iva Lee Green Secretary Dora Mae Boesch Treasure TVVIVVT BACK ROW: Pratt, Cropp, Schina, Taylor, Don Boesch, Stephens, Chand- ler, Lybecker, Jones ’ ’ MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Newman, adviser, Crawford, Patterson, M. Carroll, Gard Healey, Newman, Mr. Vancil, adviser SEATED: Harrison, Green, Maxwell, Kirkland, Dora Mae Boesch, Craig Stephen Craig President Bill Loennig Shanna Patterson Vice-President Secretary-Treesurer TVVWVVVVT BACK ROW: Mrs. Sutherland, adviser, Lybecker, Chadwick, Ryan, Vancil, Nice, Reeves, Sharon Patterson FRONT ROW: Henderson, Davis, Loennig, Craig, Shanne Patterson, Fisher Sponsored by BILL DAVIS Jpck Jacobson President Melania Ann Smith Judy Rowett Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer VWTVVTV STANDING: Mrs. Hardman, adviser, Mike Carroll, Craig, Taylor, Olsen Montgomery, Asbehr, Fisher, McClure, Cropp, Mr. Zike, adviser SITTING: Fordice, Carroll, Smith, Jacobson, Rowett, Green BACK ROW: Karen Craig, Olsen, Lorraine Christman, McClure, McCanse, Smith, Janet Galligan, Chadwick, A. Loennig, B. Loennig, Harrison, Davis, Petersen, Marsing, S. Craig, Mr. Zlke, director, Lybecker, Gard, Montgomery, M. Loennig, Nice, Ryan MIDDLE ROW: G. Fisher, Heard, G. Maxwell, C. Carroll, Taylor, Marjorie Carroll, I. Green, Mike Carroll, Vancil, P. Lybecker, Larry Christman, Chandler, Jones, Joan Galligan, Boesch, Kirkland, Cox, B. Maxwell, Asbahr FRONT ROW: S. Green, M. Fisher, Sharon Patterson, M. Patterson, G. Healey, Katharine Craig, Daugherty, Cropp, Jacobson, Henderson, Fordice, Newman, Reeves, Crawford, D. Healey, Rowett, Shanna Patterson vrrvv VYVW7-WYV BACK ROW: Vancil, M. Newman, Ryan, Nice, Crawford, Joan Galligan, S. Green, I. Green, M. Olsen, Chandler, Fordice, Petersen, Mr. Zike, direc- tor, Boesch, Daugherty, Jacobson, Marsing, Davis MIDDLE ROW: Rowett, Lybecker, Smith, Katharine Craig, Cox, Monaghan, Healey, B. 0l3en, Montgomery, Tibbs, Pratt FRONT ROW; Lorraine Christman, Lee, M. Leonnig, Gard, McCanse, Janet Galligan, B. Maxwell, G. Maxwell, A.Leonnig, Kirkland, S. Craig, Jones, Larry Christman, K. Newman FRONT KNEELING: Sharon Patterson, Karen Craig, Shanna Patterson Sponsored by MR. ZIKE Green, Sharon Patterson, Healey, Cox, Maxwell, Shanna Patterson Cox, Green, Patterson Green, Sharon Patterson, M. Patter- son, McCanse, Healey, Cox, Maxwell, Kirkland, Shanna Patterson vrvvr vwv BACK ROW: Karen Craig, G. Maxwell, Christian, Chadwick, A. Loennig, McClure, Smith, Janet Galligan, C. Carroll, Olsen, D. Boesch, M. Loen- nig, Mr. Zike, director, Nice, Montgomery, Ryan, Joan Galligan, Cox, B. Maxwell, Kirkland, Lybecker, Asbahr FhONT ROW: S. Green, M. Fisher, Katharine Craig, I. Green, Sharon Pat- terson, G. Healey, M. Patterson, G. Fisher, McCanse, Heard, M. Carroll, Gard, Reeves, Taylor, Crawford, D. Healey, Rowett, Shanna Patterson BACK ROW: Davis FRONT ROW: Chris tman Petersen, Marsing, Harrison, Newman, Lybecker, Daugherty, VVYT' VW? BACK ROW: Mr. Zike director, M. Carroll, Cropp, Vancil, Jones, Harri- son, Chandler, Loennig, Marsing, Petersen, Craig FRONT ROW: Henderson, Newman, Daugherty, Christman, Lybecker, Davis, Jacobson, Fordice BACK ROW: L. Harrisor Pratt, Daughertjj V. Harrison, Chandler, Davis, Petersen, Coach Williams. MIDDLE ROW: Lybecker, Craig, Newman, Loen- nig, Mar8ing, Christman, Schima. SEATED: Jacobson, Carroll, Fordice, Vancil WVTVVW A SQUAD BACK ROW: Manager R. Stephens, L. Harrison co-captain, V. Harrison, Marslng co-captain, Petersen co-captain. Coach Williams. FRONT ROW: Lybecker, Christman, Craig, Daugherty, Loennig, Chandler, Newman. B SQUAD BACK ROW: Manager R. Stephens, Fordice, V. Harrison, Marsing, Pratt, Coach Williams. FRONT ROW: Vancil, Jacobson, Boe3ch, Carroll, Schima, Jones, Davis. Sponsored by BILL MARSING ■ 6 Powder ■14 Powder wB ■13 Powder ■ 6 Powder • 0 Powder ■ 7 Powder ■ 7 Powder ■13 Powder Umatilla 21- Elgin 19' Cove 19' Enterprise 33' Wallowa 33' McEwen 12' Joseph 40' Stanfield 27 Sponsored by MR. WILLIAMS A TEAM: Coach Williams, Craig, Christman, Petersen, V. Harrison, Davis, L. Harrison, Marsing, Olsen, Pratt, Newman, Lybecker. VYTYVTWW B TEAM: Coach Williams, Fordice, Jacobson, Loennig, Vancil, Henderson. Sponsored by G. L. FULLER Powder Powder Powder Powder Powder Powder Powder Powder Powder Powder Powder Powder Powder Powder Powder Powder Powder powder Powder Scores 37 St. Francis 48 Imbler 44 Enterprise 43 La Grande B. 64 Cove 52 Joseph 43 3t. Francis 46 Imbler 40 Elgin 71 La Grande B. 34 Wallowa 34 Huntington 67 Cove 36 Wallowa 52 Union 49 Enterprise 44 Huntington 60 Joseph 36 45 Elgin Union Tournament Powder 53 Enterprise 31 33 45 47 45 68 37 28 52 47 47 30 38 61 47 66 46 52 61 52 VOLLEYBALL STANDING: I. Green, Karen Craig, Smith, Cox, Christman, Joan Galligan, Coach Williams, Lybecker, Janet Gal- ligan, McCanse, Crawford, Healey, Katherine Craig. KNEELING: Loennig, Scorekeeper. W WYW BOYS’ PEP BAND FRONT ROW: Davis, Marsing, Chandler, Petersen, Olsen, Craig, Christman, Newman. BACK ROW: Lybecker, Harrison, Daugherty. PEP BAND FRONT ROW: Lorraine Christman, Lee, M. Loennig, Boesch, Gard, Healey, Cox, Olsen, Chandler, Petersen, Daugherty, Marsing, S. Craig, Larry Christman, Newman. BACK ROW: Karen Craig, Crawford, S. Green, I, Green, Mr. Zike, Director. WYV7 BACK ROW; McClure, Taylor, C. Carroll, Chadwick, Olsen, M. Carroll G. Maxwell, Heard, I. Green, Cox, Katharine Craig, Lybecker Vlce-Pres, Joan Galligan, B. Maxwell Sec.-Treas., Crawford, Nice, Ryan, Reeves, Karen Craig, A. Loennig, G. Fisher, Shanna Patterson. FRONT ROW; M. Fisher, McCanse, Christman Pres., Janet Galligan, Smith Sharon Patterson, M. Patterson, G. Healey, Kirkland, Montgomery, M. Loennig, Rowett, S. Green, Asbahr, D. Healey, D. Boesch, Gard. vw WTT?W?V BACK ROW; Newman, Olsen, Stephens, Boesch, Davis, Chandler, V. Harri- son Vice-Pres. , Cropp, Christman, L. Harrison, Coach Williams. FRONT ROW; Loennig, Lybecker Sec.-Treas., Petersen, Marsing Pres., Daugherty, Pratt, Craig. TAM LYBECKER KATHARINE CRAIG JOAN GALLIGAN WV V W PEP CLUB BACK ROW: I. Green, B, Maxwell, G. 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