Ridgefield High School - Oralue Yearbook (Ridgefield, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1960 volume:

H V310 MM, wif Q25 Tidy SWMNNQ Qvqjflxygfggwi? K Presenting ---------- The Fortieth Ural ue of Ridgefield High School .W rw f , YL, T' MWWA 1, f :gggggm 'V - KX, I Going Like Sixty! M, wit ND FOREWORD gl ljilfaffi 0 Q fp 'J AMW if 5 Pig' MQ fiff fy the In planning the 1960 Oralue, we decided that better a school spirit was in desperate need of a little recog- . A V I nition, We have chosen the theme Going Like Sixty , A ' Mfg M and in trying to present a fuller picture of school 9. 'jc W life, We have tried to Work the theme in with more ' f I , R' , t recognition to each individual ff Our 8 page addition to the Oralue of '59 includes , flfk .Wljjff cj more snaps, academic pictures, and school activi- ,JW . ii A - ties. WH L ffl' F :YJ We would like to express our thanks to all the L facult and students who were so co-o erative and JY V09 Y P , ' 0 A patient. We sincerely hope that you enjoy your ' WM ' e annual as it not only represents our thought and J f . yy W My planning but you and your school. LJ 4 M K Sincerely, THE STAFF will DEDICATIO We dedicate this, the 1960 Oralue, to Mr. Harry Coffman Haskell, head custodian, in recognition and appreciation of his long service to Ridgefield High School. He was born in Chehalis, Washington, Novem- ber 2, 4 1896. His formal education ended at the age of twelve, when he began work in a Chehalis mill. He served in the army for two years which took him over seas to France, Germany, and England during World War I. After being discharged, he worked as a truck driver in Vancouver until com- ing to Ridgefield in 1950. In the past nine years at Ridgefield High, he has shown friendship and interest toward all students. Mr. Haskell is a loyal supparter of the Spuddcrs, often going out of his way to help students with extra- curricular activities. Often a student's lagging spirits are lifted by Mr. Haskell's Hi ya Kiddo! What's the matter? To get away from his pet peeve, messy floors, Mr. Haskell goes horseback riding. We sincerely hope that his future years here will be as pleasant for him as his past years have been for us. M if 'i l i l i if l ll i l l ii 1: l , i l 2 -.Mrk HARRY C. HASKELL R .... . , Q iw 2 0:5 Hg ':L fw5s2.1f ,ke W MM, .1 niors MOTTO: EXCELSIOR! QHIGHERJ COLORS: WILD ROSE AND SILVER . FLOWER: GARDENIA It Senior Class Officers BILL GRIFFITH-Vice President BOB HALLSTROM-President KATH LENE HAWKINS-Secretary-Treasure1J . aw by KAY HARDT KATH LENE HAWKINS I if I 3' b.,:. . H 'rg .FF , H' 54,5 IQ 5 ,EX G LORIA HEGG E Top Ten EVE LYN PIERRE ALAN SCHURMAN CHARLIE GRETSCH KATHY RICHARDS JOYC E OLDHAM t I 'Q BOB HALLSTROM SUSAN GARRISON TONY BIENDICHO Transferred from the Rep. of Panama, Boys' League 3,4g Arch Bearer for Grad. 4. G LADYS ANDERSON FHA 1, 2 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4 Nurses Aide 4 Chorus 4 Mass Choir 4 RANDY CHAPMAN Band 1, 2 Boys' League 1, 2, 3, 4 Boys' League Treasurer 4 Football 2 Track 2 Wrestling 2, 3, 4 Stage Crew 3 Class Play 4 Chorus 4 Mass Chorus 4 JEAN BURK service Club 2,v3,4 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4 JEROME BAKSHAS Boys' League 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 4 PAT CROSS Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 FHA Pres. 4 Student Council 4 Spuddettes 3, 4 Girls' Letter Club 3 Jr. Prom Comm, 3 Class Play Comm. 3 Girls' Letter Club Sec Carnival Princess 3 JOHN FARTHING Boys' League 1, 2, 3, 45 FFA 1, 2, 35 Parliamentary Procedure Team 1, 2,35 FFA State Band 1,35 Band 1,45 Mass Band 15 Chorus 45 Mass Choir 45 Football 1,2, 3,45 Wrestling 1, 2, 3,45 Baseball 1, 25 Track 3,45 Homecoming Princess Escort 3, 45 Jr. Prom Comm. 35 Arch Bearer for Grad. 35 Stage Crew 3. CHAR LINE DEES Transferred from Wishram Spuddettes 4 Service Club 4 Nurses Aide 4 Librarian 3 Chorus 3, 4 Mass Choir 3,4 Class Play Usherette 3,4 SUSAN GARRISON Girls' League 1, 2, 3,45 Girls' League Pres. 45 Girls' League Vice- Pres. 35 FHA 1,2, 3,45 Honor So- ciety 2, 3,45 Girls' Letter Club 35 Student Council 2, 45 Usherette for Grad, 25 Arch Bearer for Grad 35 Jr. Prom Comm. 35 Office Staff 45 Band 15 Soph. Class Pres. 2. MIKE FUR NO Football 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 Boys' League 1, 2, 3, 4 Arch Bearer for Grad. 3 Jr. Class Play 3 Boys' Letter Club 4 G LEN ENGE LKING Boys' League 1, 2, 3, 4 Boys' League Rep. 1, 2 Boys' League Pres. 3,4 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 FFA Secretary 2 ,3 FFA Treasurer 4 Wrestling 3 Student Council 3, 4 Arch Bearer for Grad, 3 Usher for Grad. 2 Choir 4 Mass Choir 4 CHARLES GRETSCH Boys' League 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3,4 Wrestling 3, 4 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Honor Society Vice-Pres. Student Body Vice-Pres. Student Council 4 Sr. Class Play 4 Boys' Letter Club 2, 3,4 Sweetheart Escort 4 4 BOB HALLSTROM Sr. Class Pres. 4 Student Council 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Boys' League 1, 2, 3, 4 Boys' Letter Club 3,4 Honor Society 4 BILL GRIFFITH Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Inspirational Award 35 Coaches Award 45 Boys' Letter Club Pres. 35 Boys' Letter Club 3,45 Boys' League 1,2, 3,45 Chorus 3,45 Mass Choir 3,45 Band 1, 25 Aron Bearer for Grad. 35 Student Council 35 Jr. Prom Comm. 35 Mass Band 1,25 Sr. Class Vice- Pres. 45 Tolo Prince 25 Carnival Prince 35 Homecoming Queen Escort 3,45 Sr. Class Play 4. KEN HARRIS Boys' League 1,2, 3,45 Boys' League Sgt. -at-Arms 45 Arch Bearer for Grad. 35 Jr. Prom Comm. 35 Boys' Letter Club 45 Chorus 3, 45 Mass Choir 3,45 Sr. Class Play 45 Track 1, 25 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. KAY HARDT J.V. Yelleader 15 Varsity Yellead- er 2, 3,45 Spuddettes 2, 3, 45 Student Council 2, 3,45 FHA 1, 2, 35 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 45 Office Staff 2, 3, 45 Honor Society 2, 3,45 GAA 2, 35 Chorus 3,45 Mass Choir 3,45 Sextette 45 Solo Ensemble 45 Oralue Staff 45 Oralue Business Mgr. 45 Dec. Comm for Grad. 25 Jr. Prom Comm. 35 Arch Bearer for Grad. 35 Sr. Class Play 45 FFA Secretary 45 FFA Sweet- heart 45 May Day Princess 35 Homecoming Comm. 2,4. WILLIE HALL Student Body President 45 Student Body Vice-Pres. 35 Student Council 1,3,45 Fresh. Class Pres. 15 Boys' League 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 25 Drum Major 2,3,45 Boys' Letter Club 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3,45 Football 15 Arch Bearer for Grad. 35 Jr. Prom Comm. Ch. 35 Honor Society 25 Tolo Prince 25 Homecoming Princess Escort 25 Sweetheart Princess Escort 15 Homecoming Queen Escort 4. KATHLENE HAWKINS Girls' League 1, 2, 3,45 FHA 1, 2, 35 Spuddettes 2, 3,45 Jr. Class Play 35 Sr. Class Play 45 Office Staff 45 Spuddarian Staff 45 Arch Bearer for Grad. 35 Usherette for Grad. 1, 25 Drill Team 15 Honor Society 3,45 Dec. Comm, for Jr. Prom 35 Sr. Class Sec.-Treas. 4. CAROL HIXSON Office Staff 3 GAA 2, 3 FHA 1, 2, 3 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4 Jr, Play-Advertising Com. Service Club 3, 4 Service Club Sec. 4 Spuddarian Staff 4 GLORIA HEGGE Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 49 Service Club 3,49 Service Club Vice-Pres. 39 Service Club Pres. 49 Student Council 4g Chorus 2, 3,4, Mass Choir 2, 3, 49 Sextette 49 Solo Ensemble 49 Sr. Class Play Usherette 49 Jr. Class Play 3. PATSY HOLLOWAY Girls' League 1, 2, 3,4: FHA 1, 29 Girls' Letter Club 39 Girls' Letter Club Vice-Pres. 39 GAA 49 Spud- dettes 3, 49 Spuddettes Secretary 4g Jr. Prom. Comm. 3g Homecoming Comm. 3,49 Sr. Play Usherette 49 JUDY HOLMBERG Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 49 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Sweetheart Princess 49 Student Body Sec. 49 Student Council 4g Jr. Prom Comm. 3g Jr. Class Play 39 Sr. Class Play 49 Spuddettes 2, 3,49 Chorus 2, 3, 49 Mass Choir 2, 3,49 Chorus Accomp. 2, 3,49 Solo Ensem- ble 2, 3, 49 Sextette 3, 49 Arch Bearer for Grad. 29 Usherette for Grad, 19 Dec. Comm. for Grad. 29 GAA 3,49 Nurses Club 3,49 Oralue Staff 4g Tennis Team 3,49 Drill Team 2, Jr. Play Comm. 39 Carnival Queen JE AN HILL Varsity Yelleader 3, 4 Spuddettes 2, 3, 4 Girls' League 2,3,4 Sextette 3 Solo Ensemble 3 Chorus 2, 3,4 Mass Choir 2, 3, 4 Sr. Class Play 4 Jr. Prom Comm. 3 Dec. Comm. for Grad 2 TIM KASPER Boys' League 1, 2, 3,4 Wrestling 3 Basketball 2 Chorus 4 Intramural Basketball 2 LINDA KOETHE J.V. Yelleader lg Varsity Yellead- er 2, 3, 43 Spuddettes 2, 3,43 GAA 2, 33 Girls' League 1, 2, 3,43 FHA 1, 2, 3,43 Jr. Prom Comm. 3g Arch Bearer for Grad. 33 Jr. Class Play 33 Sr. Class Play 4g Ch. Sweetheart Dance 43 May Day Princess 13 Homecoming Queen 4g Student Coun- cil Princess 33 Solo Ensemble 33 Sextette 33 Mass Choir 2, 3,4Q Cho- rus 2,3,43 Dec. Comm. for Grad. 2. CAROLYN KAU FMAN Girls' League 1, 2, 3,4Q FHA 1, 2, 3, 4g Spuddettes 2, 3,4Q Tennis Team 2, 3,43 Tennis Team Treas. 23 GAA 2, 3,41 GAA Treas. 3g GAA Vice- Pres. 43 Jr. Prom. Comm. 33 Arch Bearer for Grad. 33 Office Staff 2, 3,43 Dec. Comm. for Grad. 23 Honor Society 43 Class Play Comm. 33 Drill Team 1. GLORIA LARSON Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4 GAA 4 GAA Secretary 4 FHA 1, 2 Jr. Prom Comm. 3 Class Play Comm. 3 Sr. Class Play 4 Nurses Aide 4 . Hmm- DONNA LARER Girls' League 1, 2, 3,43 FHA 1, 23 GAA 3,43 GAA Treasurer 43 Sr. Play Usherette 43 Sextette 43 Solo Ensemble 43 Chorus 43 Mass Choir 43 Nurses Aide 43 Jr. Prom Comm. 33 Class Play Comm. 3. OLIVER KESSINGER Boys' League 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 4 Baseball 3 Spuddarian Staff 4 Stage Crew 3 GARY LEHNER FFA 1, 23 Boys' League 1, 2, 3,4Q Boys' League Rep. 43 Boys' Letter Club 4g Football 1, 2,43 Basketball 33 Baseball 1,2,3,43 Chorus 43 Mass Choir 43 Jr. Class Play 33 Sr. Class Play 4g Usher for Grad. 23 Arch Bearer for Grad. 33 FFA Poultry Judging Team 23 Intramural Basket- ball 1, 23 Jr. Prom Comm. 33 FFA Livestock Judging Team 2. MYRNA MILLS G1rls' League 1,2,3 4 FHA 1 2 3 4 GAA 2,3 Spuddettes 2 3 Spuddette Sec. 35 Band 15 Mass Band 15 Chorus 45 Mass Choir 45 Sextette ACCOIUD. 45 Solo Ensemble 45 Oralue Staff 45 Oralue Editor 45 Homecoming Princess 35 Spuddarian Staff 35 Usherette for Grad. 25 Jr, Prom Comm. 35 Honor Society 45 Jr. Play Comm. 35 Homecoming Comm. 1, 2, 3, 45 Sweetheart Dance Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4. BILL MATNEY Boys' League 1, 2, 3, 4 Boys' League Rep. 4 Boys' League Sgt. -at-Arms 4 Arch Bearer for Grad. 3 Intramurals 1 2 Stage Crew 3, 4 Football 2 Chorus 4 Mass Choir 4 JOYCE OLDHAM Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 45 FHA 1, 2, 35 Arch Bearer for Grad. 35 Class Play Student Dir. 35 Sr. Class Playg Spuddettes 2, 3, 45 Honor Society 2, 3, 45 GAA 45 Service Club 45 Libra- rian 2, 35 Nurses Aide 45 Future Nurses Club 1, 2, 3,45 Sextette 45 Solo Ensemble 45 Oralue Staff 45 Tennis Team 2, 3, 45 Girls' League Treas. 45 FHA Vice-Pres. 25 Fresh, Class Treas. 15 Future Nurses Club Sec. 15 Girls' State 35 Tennis Team Sec. 25 Cherry Pie Champ 1,2. ...fem I w.w,,.5.5fg , . . A 525222 2' -' wil s re -555-xiii: Q4 - A .- 5 5 f 2ftg1zfg:i5f '- 4. 21. :5'?b2:.1' V' z3lJfs,5fQ::z:: fbisfffgfi' 5 4:15:51-: V 5-5, :fi A 1.55552 it 2- :L 255.-5:5 :f . 5 RON NICKE LS Boys' League 1 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 Basketball 1 2 3 Baseball 1 Track 2, 3, Boys' Letter Club 3, , Homecoming Princess Escort 15 Jr. Prom Comm. 35 Sr. Class Play 45 Boys' Letter Club Vice-Pres. 35 Chorus 45 Mass Choir 4. mwmifg is . 2 , 5 -EL be. . q',' 5. TERESA MEDINA Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 45 Spuddettes 2, 3, 45 FHA 1, 2, 3,45 GAA 2, 35 Tennis Team 2, 3,45 Oralue Staff 45 Spuddarian Staff 45 Spuddarian Editor 45 Jr. Prom Ch. 35 Honor Society 45 Nurses Club 3,45 Jr. Class Play 35 Student Council 45 Arch Bearer for Grad. 35 Office Staff 35 Soph. Class Sec. -Treas. 25 Homecoming Comm. 1, 2, 3,4. GAIL OSBORNE Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' League Sr. Rep. 45 Sweetheart PPIIICBSS 35 FHA 1, 35 Spuddetteg 2, 35 Spuddettes Vice-Pres. 35 Chorus 45 Mass Choir 45 Sextette 45 Solo Ensemble 45 Sr. Class Play 45 Arch Bearer for Grad, 35 Usher- ette for Grad. 25 Dec. Comm. for Grad. 25 Jr. Prom Comm. 35 Librarian 25 Tennis Team 3,4. 13 LEROY POWE LL Boys' League 1, 2, 3,4 HAROLD PATEE Boys' League 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Honor Band 3 Mass Choir 3,4 Mendez Band 4 KATHY RICHARDS Girls' League 1, 2, 3,49 Girls' League Treas. 3, Future Nurses Club 2, 3,45 Future Nurses Club Treas. 2, Honor Society 2, 3,4, Honor Society Pres. 49 Student Council 4, Spuddettes 3,4, Jr. Class Play 3g Sr. Class Play Student Dir. 4, Arch Bearer for Grad. 3, Usher- ette for Grad. 2, FHA 1,23 Nurses Aide 2, 43 Homemaker of Tomorrow 4. JOANN REED Transferred from Oklahoma Girls' League 3,4 Jr. Play Comm. 3 Sr. Play Comm. 4 Chorus 4 FHA 3 EVE LYN PIERRE Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4 FHA 1 Librarian 2 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Tennis Team 2, 3,4 Tennis Team Pres. 3 Girls' League Sec. 2 Fresh. Class Sec. 1 GAA 4 GAA Pres. 4 Student Council DWIGHT SHET LER FFA 1,2, 3,4, FFA Sentinel 25 FFA Treas. 3, FFA Pres. 4, Stu- dent Council 4g Boys' League 1, 2, 3,45 Boys' League Vice-Pres. 3, Boys' Letter Club 45 Chorus 3,4, Mass Choir 3,45 Band 1,35 Honor Band 3, Intramural 1, 2, 35 Football 3,4, Arch Bearer for Grad. 3g FFA State Band 3,4, FFA Poultry Judg- ing Team 2g FFA Parliamentary Team 2, 3, 4, FFA Livestock Judg- ing Team 3, 4, LARRY STEEN Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Inspiration Award 4 Coaches Award 4 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 Boys' Letter Club 2, 3,4 Boys' Letter Club Pres. 4 Student Cotmcil 4 ,mtv ,... ,wa-tMt.f, ,.... f A , ALAN SCHURMAN Boys' League 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4g Mass Choir 4, Honor Society 2, 3,4, Boys' League Sec- retary 35 Boys' League Vice-Pres. 4, FFA Reporter 2, FFA Vice-Pres. 3, 45 Intramurals lg Track 2, FFA State Farm Mechanic 3, FFA Parliamentary Procedure Team 1, 2, 3, Arch Bearer for Grad. 35 Class Play Stage Mgr. 3, Stage Crew 4, U, P, Railroad Scholar- ship Winner 4. ART SUTTON Boys' League 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3 Honor Band 1, 2, 3 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball Mgr. 2, 3 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Arch Bearer for Grad. 3 Usher for Grad. 3 Solo Ensemble 2 Boys' Letter Club 2, 3,4 Boys' Letter Club Vice-Pres. 4 Hungry Five 3 KEN STOVNER Boys' League 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1 Jr. Prom Comm, 3 Arcn Bearer for Grad. 3 Nw f ., at NORMA SNOEN Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4 FHA 1, 2, 4 Spuddettes 2, 3 Student Council 2, 3, 4 Student Body Cashier 3 Student Body Treasurer 4 Arch Bearer for Grad. 3 Class Play Usherette 3 Girls' Letter Club 2, 3 Homecoming Princess 4 CHRIS SWINDE LL Boys' League 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 3, 4 Mass Choir 3,4 Football 3, 4 FFA 1, 2 Boys' Letter Club 4 Basketball 3, 4 Stage Crew 4 LEE WALKER FFA 1,2,3,4 Boys' League 1, 2, 3, 4 Sr. Class Play 4 m .1 LLL, , 1mwv,me,,.Mw.AwWWfWQ A Y LYLE TALBOTT Boys' League 1, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 1, 2 Football 1 FFA 1 Chorus 3, 4 Mass Choir 3,4 BOB ZIMMERLY FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 FFA Reporter 4 Arch Bearer for Grad 3 Stage Crew 3 Stage Manager 4 Boys' League 1, 2, 3,4 Boys' League Sec. 4 Honor Society 4 FFA Judging Team 2, 3,4 Jr. Prom Comm. 3 LAURA WASHBURN Girls' League 1, 2, 3 FHA 1 Librarian 3 Office Staff 4 Jr. Class Play 3 Sr. Class Play 4 Spuddarian Staff 4 Usherette at Grad. 2 Service Club 2, 3, 4 STEVE TWOREK Boys' League 1, 2, 3,4 SENIOR CLASS ADVISOR Mrs. Hall 81 Mr. SfOCkII13-T1 I-2: :, yg 4.5 ,W '14 , Q ff ' 21,2 --'- ., A is V 5+ Q ' 2 J' 1 '::5:g:- ,V N N -:fm mum, Seniors in Action 1 :wma 1-warms an ,mm Class By JUDY HOLMBERG As I glanced through the paper, Inoticed a headline article about the 1972 Olympics, which were being held in the thriving metropolis of Ridgefield, Wash. This Ihad to see, and having nothing better to do on my vacation from being an Airline Stewardess, I made arrangements to go home at once. On arrival I couldn't believe my eyes, millions of people all round and there on a platform greeting the crowds to his fair city was Mayor Willie Hall, and also on the platform were the city officials, Chief of Police, Chris Swindell, with a ten gallon Stetson on, and Fire Chief Lee Walker, who was calmly lighting matches one after the other. As I drove on I noticed an exhibition of strength and skill going on. Donna Larer and Gloria Larson were wrestling, it seems, for the lightweight championship, and their managers, dressed in mink and silk, were Patsy Holloway and Gloria Hegge. Very prosperous in- deed! As we proceeded down the Avenue we suddenly swerved and smashed into a big black Cadillac. The chauffeur immediately jumped out, he turned out to be Lyle Talbott, and all of a sudden a trumpet started blowing and out stepped Harold Patee, who was the renowned jazz musician. It seems he was just home from his trip as Good Will Ambassador to Mars. Just then I saw Kathy Richards and Joyce Oldham, who were just back from deep dark Africa where they were the assistants of the famous big game hunter, Art Sutton. It was just time for the 20 mile dash on the event field so I hurried over and there in the starting line-up was Mike Furno, who had broken the world's record playing leap frogg with real frogs. After all the excitement, I was getting hungry so I went over to one of the refreshment stands and there Gladys Anderson and Laura Washburn were holding a thriving business selling the world's largest hot dogs. Then with a full stomach I wandered over to the tennis stadium where the world's championship Women's Singles were being held. I saw a red flash and then a black one, and there were Carolyn Kaufman and Teresa Medina playing fast and furiously. As I turned to leave I bumped into a lady dressed in white. It turned out to be Kathlene Hawkins, famous lady chemist, and on a leash was her human guinea pig, Bob Zimmerly. I proceeded to the International Beauty Show. As I watched out walked Linda Koetbe, who was the runner-up for Miss World, dressed in a leopard skin dress. Just then I heard a lot of confusion and noise. I hurried outside and the President of the United States and his private secretary had just ar- frived. I was flabbergasted when they turned out to be Ken Harris and Kay Hardt. Following behind them came the Vice-President and his Prophecy secretary, who were Bill Matney and Jean Hill. I got out of the bowing and saluting and cheering and proceeded to a talent show to rest my weary feet. On the stage appeared Gail Osborne and Tim Kasper who had an incredible sword swallowing act. It seems they are married. Then came the feature attraction, the new 3 Stooges, Steve Tworek, Jerome Bakshas, and Glen Engelking. They were even better than the originals. After the show I decided to Wander through the much changed city of Ridgefield. As I walked past the huge new high school I heard crying and wailing going on inside. It was the class of '61, It seems they've had some trouble at trying to graduate. The principal stood on guard outside. Upon looking closer, he turned out to be Oliver Kessinger. As I walked on, I came to a huge diamond factory, and the owners, Gary Lehner and Charlie Gretsch were standing over the workers with whips. Since the noise was unbearable I walked on to an exclusive dress shop owned by Sue Garrison and Pat Cross, They had just gotten back from a fashion stealing trip from Paris. Right next door was another shop. It seems they sold foundation garments to ladies so they could wear the dresses next door. The owners turned out to be Charline Dees, Jean Burk, and Carol Hixson. I noticed a Sporting Goods Store down the street, and upon entering I discovered it was exclusively wrestling equipment, signed by none other than the World's champion, Larry Steen. I rang the bell and Buddy Powell, the proprietor, came out. I asked him what was new in the sports business. I was shocked to learn that Billy Griffith had finally been admitted on the Harlem Globetrotters Team. I hurried on to the Ridgefield Epitaph Newspaper office. I was greeted by the Editor, Myrna Mills. She offered to take me out to dinner that night. It seems the great torch singer Joanne Reed was featured at the Country Kitchen. Just then the president of the bank drove by with his chauffeur Randy Chapman and secretary. Ron Nickels and Norma Snoen must have finally struck it rich. Simultaneously, Alan Schurman, Dwight Shetler, and Ken Stovener drove by. Myrna informed me they had the biggest dairy farm in the World now. Having put in a very full day I decided to say farewell to the City of Ridgefield and leave. As I was leaving I noticed a statue of Evelyn Pierre, World's Greatest Stunt Flyer. I came to two diligent street cleaners, busily sweeping the streets of their fair city. It so happens they were Bob Hallstrom and Tony Biendichio. As I left the city limits I thought to myself, The Class of GO has surely lived up to its reputation of being the best class to graduate from old Ridgefield High School. Excelsior Class Wills We, the Senior Class of 1960, being of ex- cellent sound mind and body do hereby leave the following, as we feel the 'luck heirs' sin- cerely need it: We, the Senior Class, will to the Junior Class everything we have since they have nothing and desperately need it all. We, the Senior Class, will to the Sophomore Class the ability to run the school after we leave, since we feel they'll do a better job than any other class, providing they aren't all 'expelled' by then. We, the Senior Class, will to the Freshman Class nothing as they are the most conceited class and for no reason. I, Gladys Anderson, will my ability to get Mr. Gordon mad at me to Ruth Fry. I, Jerome Bakshus, will my worn out rear motorcycle tire to Eddie Strunk. I, Tony Biendicho, will my ability to make Mr Burridge believe the theory of square bubbles to anyone in next year's Physics Class. I, Jean Burk, will my ability to get along with Mrs. Andrews to Ricky Alsleben. I, Randy Chapman, will my ability to get out of class to anybody who needs it. I, Pat Cross, will my excellent sewing abili- ty to Karen Stovner. I, Charline Dees, will my willingness to yell at the ball-games to the future cheerleaders I, Glen Engelking, will my beard to Ronnie Wilson. I, John Farthing, will my ability of trying to get A's in Senior Social Studies to Judy F rewing. I, Mike Furno, will my track shoes to any undeserving Junior. l, Sue Garrison, will my scrambled Senior Social Studies notes to any mixed-up Junior. l, Charles Gretsch, will my bottle of tran- quilizer pills to Mr. Diebel. I Bill Griffith, will my athletic ability to Arthur Pearson. Willie Hall, will my clothes and title of Best Dressed to Hugh Potter. Bob Hallstrom, will my friendly disposi- tion and pleasant personality to Jim Soper. Kay Hardt, will my ability to rgegr get caught at anything to Charlet Schlosser. Ken fStretchy Harris, will my ability to remain a bachelor throughout my high school years to my cousin Gary. Kathlene Hawkins, will to all Juniors my ability not to have a nervous breakdown after taking Senior Social Studies. Gloria Hegge, will my natural color hair to Judy Strand and Judy Thomas. Jean Hill, will my title of Biggest Flirt to Beth Fry. Carol Hixson, will my ability to get meter tickets to anyone who can pay them. Patsy Holloway, will my second year Spanish books to my sister Peggy, if she thinks she can take it. Judy Holmberg, will my ability to play the field to Gail Schmeichel. Tim Kasper, will my title to Class Cut-up to Brian Bottemiller. Carolyn Kaufman, will my natural red hair to Mrs. Andrews. Butch Kessinger, will my car to anyone who owns an oil refinery. Linda Koethe, will my little game with the boys to anyone that can get away with it. Donna Larer, will my title of Quietest to Judy Nickels. Gloria Larson, will my ability to speak Spanish to Nancy Chapman. Gary Lehner, will my title of Best Dancer to Bruce Firstenburg. Bill fMiserJ Matney, will my ability to have a good time no matter what l'm doing to Alan Bottemiller. Teresa Medina, will my patience to wait for one boy to Lynn Osborne. Myrna Mills, will my '51 Ford to anyone who can afford to fix it. Ron Nickels, will my hunting ability to Hugh Potter. Joyce Oldham, will my exceptional ability to understand Physics to Judy Nickels. Gail Osborne, will my title of Class Cut- up to Judy Nickels. Harold Patee, will my so-called musical talent to Quickdraw McFuhrman, who in- cidentally needs it. Evelyn Pierre, will my ability to get most teachers off the subject to anyone else who needs to. LeRoy Powell, will my short hair to Gene England. JoAnn Reed, will my ability to skip school and get caught to Charlet Schlosser. Kathy Richards, will my penmanship and spelling to anyone else who likes to mix up teachers. Dwight Shetler, will my ability to rap off my pipes and get away with it to Mike Bjur. Alan Schurman, will the rocks in my head to my brother Frank to fill the holes in his head. Norma Snoen, will my ability to keep the books balanced to Bruce Firstenburg. Larry Steen will my title of Quietest to Guy Banks. Ken Stovner, will my carbon copies of my math analysis notes to anybody who will give me five dollars a copy. Art Sutton, will my ability to get along with Mr. Diebel to Bob Jobson. Chris fMaxJ Swindell, will my ability to get on Mr. McRae's nerves to Jim Soper. Lyle Talbott, will nothing to nobody. Steve Tworek, will my tremendous muscles to Eldon Wagner. Lee Walker, will my luck and ability to win at poker to Dave Hawkins, as he needs it. Laura Washburn, will my ability to grad- uate to Maggie Austin. Bob Zimmerly, will my collection of passes and ability to cut classes to Bob J obson. Senior Personalities BIGGEST FLIRTS Ken Harris 8: Jean Hill BEST LOOKING Linda Koethe 8z Dwight Shetler BEST DANCERS BEST ATHLETES Myrna Mills gl Gary Lehner Bill Griffith SL Carolyn Kaufman CLASS CUT-UPS Tim Kasper KL Gail Osborne BEST ACTOR Sz ACTRESS Ken Harris 85 Jean Hill MOST FRIENDLY Tony Biendichio Sz Joyce Oldham BEST DRESSED Willie Hall Sz Linda Koethe a. 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LEE Walt Garrison Vice Pres -Marie Bergstrom Sec Treas - Advisor Advisor 1 ' - , , . - . , Jerry Graham, Pres. W W J is 'agar 75-1 ' 5' v-'- - ' H ' L E Y A3 A, K 's f f .r.r , H AD K, N5 ' '53 1' ---- K, AUSTIN . k .,,,. K AN W www . DE RSON Xe .,, ..,. I R. AlL..SHlE G- ANDREWS ' A w. ALEXANDER T' ANDERSON aw ' N 'I M I ,,,, -was 1 M A' A W. f A ' '-3 ' ' ' zv- . Q . .,,.,. ,f vf R W I f, .unix gp :Z-L: . ,gi K AVERY Q gf ' ' J BEAUVI AS ' D . BE E RS C . BE NE D I CT G - BE NE D ' CT egg W? 5 fm f M, BERGSTROIVI C, BOTTEIVIILLER J, DOTSON es: rf' ' Y 2 gg il ' f W, GARRISON W Q 6 . I Q 4, N P, HAGEN les 5? 1 , 6 .,.:,i Q J' C. DYVIG C . GAULE M 2 M 14 M A Of F B, HAND 'A A M, BOUTWELL. B, BREWER Y ,.,-. ,:g: r J, ElESL.AND C, EVERSAUL. 'L N- v 1 A + EE C, GEDDE P, GOODMAN WPG f 51 ,..' 23 :fi E' ' vgwg 2331 5:15 .' T. HARDT G. HARRIS E3 'v ,W -rf' ', ' N 2 ' Q Zir X, I ZZI , ,,.,.,,.5. .,.., ,. S, BRYANT P. CHILES C, COMES R. DE BUHR , Q J Hs' 's g 5 Q ,gf A Y Em .... . J. FIRSTENBURG J, FREWING G, FRICE S, FORSBERG QQ ffm 'H '-' . 535- IGD ' Q ' .lvz ,av ' , ' ' .- , ' 'img J, GRAHAM J, GRETSCH M, GUSTAFSON B, HAATS A ..,, 21, -, , Q CV.., . -' xr ,,-., M' . -'::g::s .. 5, , 4 , J, Nl, HASTINGS J, HOLZER J, IVERSON B, JORDAN R, KANE YQWEE EQQLQE 12'11 S , KANE F i ww - ., :ffiy 11 . A , Ig-zz it fi n, X.5f 1 iw 1 'E N. NICKELS J. NYDEGGER .gg 5' 'ui . , 2' ' G, SCHIIVIELPFENIG K. SHELDON qv wo . J , KOETHE I.. OSBORNE f' , -Egw K, STEEN Q?w 3E wi- W 9 05 213 2 1 G , LAHTI ' , ' :,. Lfsggg Q A, PEARSON EW' ai' v W t J . STEPHENS ,ww i 5 wa -1'- : Q U ..,. gui E Fl 3, 1: ' 'N I E A,.,., DU F' 1 . , X ' '-I 4 P Z I O 4 Fl Y' 5 fEfQFS5fEQ 3:1 'g ' I I m ., l' , Fl :U V I 2 :Q wg ww f - , ' . --f-- FJ 53132 --.-'g.2 E If 'Ziff J Q 5 Rl if up 4- Sic s, wmcs B. Mc KEE 27 i': ' - :?:I.,ff' Q We X I.. PIETZ D. ROTH M, STEPHENSON K. STERNER 1 n ga -5 E - ' i b y . .,., .3J,,-,NQWES , 3' i Qi 'f s gi , .,.. C, NIORTENSON D , ROYLE ' ., '-2E nf K, SOPER 5 M, wu.soN R, WORTHINGTON D. YORK r f' 4 P, Mom-ENSON K L., ROYLE ,,f?L i G . THOR NTON I , X, ,.., ,,J,,,,W , 4 his 5? Fsgqffwt 2 ' A ' W ' x 3 . , xv' 6 . . , ,f t - W ,,,, ,E 9 f'3,l,f . n qi X S J , 4 X -',. 5 , ,EE A We 8 'Y fx, if S x 1 'wp xg 4 4 -'E Z' 1 1 4 , 'K hf g'i?x if , WE ' fig! if 5 , ,f', ,, I , '55, fx Hmmmmf ' E- J5 EE ' if Piss: 59 er - Q.zQ2f5X?if J 'mm .-V C,-y 5. 9- Effl 3 .- , + Q me :rwwwmwms Lx: HnU5v1!A?Hi2 -Q '- KINSCGFZEEE - I 'E 2, :., . ' A 1 ,,.., ,. A ., ., .,.. , H .. ,,,M-ea .4 5 ALM! f'- :gf-:fi ' Ax ' if ,f . A M6 uf My ..., , 1 i,1::5.:,,h:Eg,Eg.fsf:,:...-. s V- -- . - --f ,H f- ,mmf - ,EW 1 rf 3Wg'm 1 -l iswm 1 ' 'f -1 ' -'-' g4hgi3Mxyagg.w?3igy,1a 2gSSL ALLEN MOORE Most Improved Player LARRY STEEN BILL GRIFFITH Co wlnners of Coaches Award LARRY STE EN Inspirational Award 3 1 5 i E s a 5 i E I s E 2 e I 2 E i P 1 s a 5 5 Q S ! ! ! I I i E mmrwvwgm naw 'n:+1. xQ.kxu ni .us W v g ,AM1 ximlmi .,urmv'.,.1w.. vxin glvnhzxxw :rw iv ve.: an ' nw. ,X ,nity W. ' my ,sur -':mv1Y14,!uH'nl,s.e vimfmimrx 9 s.s.-3. 1 1 1.1 wvxwvrwl. .M ' xxu'm.ulmmf'iwiivI1s4rm' J-Q' W 'k if, .5 diy? 1 K Qs' BI LL DWIGHT ART MIKE Little Giants The '59 Spudders showed a great improvement this year on the football field. In spite of many injuries and lack of size, they were known and respected throughout the league as the team that never quit. The Little Giants of R.H. S. were a team Well worth watching and brought out a good crowd every game. Even though they won only one game and tied another, we were all proud of our team this year and they were one we will long remember for their spirit and sportsmanship. JOHN DARRYL GARY LARRY STEVE ALBERT BRUCE DARRE LL 19 .'....-' ',.' GUY VERN BRIAN JOHN JACK KI PF Q 5' CHRIS CHAR LIE BOB MARVIN l ALLAN ALLEN gi g, A A f if ' A . L ,z :',Q: EQ:ff : , , if - ' X 'QT ' if . ' g M N. :, -:':-::.'. Q: Q is Q ,V 1 f L 4 1 2-W tis., im 9 ' f e XE X gg, ke G vb wig Q Aw if Swat .. f X ,,,, -v 7 3 :L N at , ,.,, 33 + Q Q55 X if if AQ f Q is gow, f Q ffffiff ' V iff? 9 4-fi iff A r V'-35.55 Q ' 3, ':.,5ff:'i1: 3 i5?f .K i U' RAY J ACOBUS Baseball Jr. High Football Frosh Basketball Ridgefield Ridgefield Ridgefield Ridgefield Ridgefield Ridgefield Ridgefield Ridgefield CCACHES FOOTBALL 6, LaCenter 0, Castle Rock 0, Evergreen O, White Salmon 12, Kalama 0, Washougal 13, Stevenson 6, Woodland Ridgefield Ridgefield Ridgefield Ridgefield Ridgefield Ridgefield Ridgefield Ridgefield Ridgefield Ridgefield GENE KERNAN J. V. Basketball VER LYN IVERSON Wrestling Asst. Jr. High Football Track Ridgefield WRESTLING Castle Rook Chehalis Battle Ground Hudson Bay Fort Vancouver Mark Morris Soappoose, Woodland R. A. Long Centralia Kelso Ore. NORM DIEBEL Football i ie - .,.., .: k - -V-- ........ , .. . ri .-'-i'i t ff V N-1: xirsiifzzggg gf, 5.552-V GARY LEE Basketball Asst. Football Ridgefield 47, White Salmon 59 Ridgefield 64, Woodland 76 Ridgefield 56, Evergreen 60 OT Varsity Basketball Ridgefield Ridgefield Ridgefield Ridgefield Ridgefield Ridgefield Ridgefield Ridgefield Ridgefield Ridgefield Ridgefield Ridgefield Naselle LaCenter Washougal Kalarna Stevenson Woodland Evergreen Rainier, Ore. LaC enter Washougal Kalama Stevenson Ridgefield 24, Castle Rock 57 Ridgefield 40, White Sal1'non76 Ridgefield 34, Castle Rook 56 Doug Sevier, Allan Moore, Dee Schwartz, Al Pemberton, Ken Harris, Willie Hall, Chris Swindell, Bill Griffith. Front center: Coach Gary Lee and Steve Hallstrom. TRETCH BILL DOUG A 15 WILLIE DEE Jr. Varsity LINDA CHARLENE JANICE Freshmen SHERON PAULETTE Not pictured, Sandi Kane Front row: Marv Fuhrrnan, Bruce Firstenburg, Alan Bottemiller, Roger Helrnberger. Back row: Alan Pettit, Guy Banks, Hugh Potter. Front row: Jerry Iverson, Ron Kane, Kirk Anderson, Murray Gustafson, Joe Gretsch, Gary Harris, Corky Wheeler. Back row: George Frice, Ray DeBuhr, Daryl Tribe, Walt Garrison Jim Holzer, George Andrews, Jerry Graham, Nick Nickels, Mike Boutewell, Cliff Bottemiller, Gary Schimelpfenig. 1 g '-:Q ,mm Wrestling Front row: D. Skiles, C. Benedict, G. Stansgar, B. Brewer, T. McAndrews, D. Lackaff, C. Stephens, K. Steen. Back row: Coach Iverson, D. Royle, P. Goodman, T. Story, K. Rose, C. Gretsch, G. Schave, J. Farhing, L. Steen. xi. A Is 1' kj 5 . .f ,. .... Y, J .,...... Front row: D. Roth, J. Graham, N. Nickels, R. Kane, C. Front row: B. Griffith, C. Schlosser, P. Schwartz, D. Sandmann Beatty, Coach Iverson. Middle row: CoachDiebel, K. Rose, A. L. Hoisington, S. Kane, C. Calstoy, J. Fowler, C. Kemper. Sutton, J. Randol, G. Harris. Top row: D. Shetler, V. Gosch, Top row: Coach McRae, J. Beauvais, P. Beers, J, Oldham, J. C. Gretsch, E. Foster. Frewing, E. Pierre, C. Fast, C. Kaufman, T. Medina, J. Firstenburg, D. Daniels, A. Richards, J. Eiesland. Front row: S. Hallstrorn, W, Hall, G. Banks, A. Bottemiller, B. Botterniller, C. Bottemiller, B. Griffith, R. Fields, D. Sevier, H, Potter. Middle row: J. Satolki, R, DeBuhr, K. Anderson, D. Deschand, M. Gustafson, M, Fuhrman, J. Thronton, D. Zimmerly, W. Garrison, G. Schimelpfenig, R. Helrnberger. Top row: Coach Jacobus, K, Avery, M. Boutwell, T. Anderson, J. Holzer, J. Iverson, G. Lehner, D. Schwartz, R. Ailshie, G. Andrews, C. Benedict, B. Brewer. ffgf' mm, Wdmwwvwg 'mwww 'KK ww mmiamw wmmummvw mlmmvmw ,ani .mmf wvmwsanmwsmwvm .,x2axwswww..wuzA1mvsusAeu-v4 if Mmnmw W, , gms, 9, ' 2 Q --m ,mwwwwf w vm Wfxek, , .1 A-wen New N My ' www-Isa ,:q ....,.... President, WILLIE HALL Veep, CHARLES GRETSCH l ,gf 1 The Student Council consists of the club and class presidents or representatives. The main objective of 1959 and 1960 was to improve school interest. In doing this they took the different problems of school life and tried to find a solution. The Student Council sponsored Carnival was a great success and helped to finish payment of the new football lights, and start a fund for new Bleachers. They also raised the money to support a S200 scholarship. ,. 951' f-A 1 Secretary, JUDY HOLMBERG Treasurer, NORMA SNOEN ,. , M if H ,,,. Top row: B. Milliano, M. Austin, G. Heggc, E. Pierre, C. Kemper. Middle row: S. Garrison, P. Cross, K. Richards, J. Holmberg, K. Hardt, M, Mills, A. Bottemiller, L. Steen, B. Hullstrom. Front row: J. Graham, G. Engclking, C. Gretsch, W. Hall, D. Shetler, J Zimmerly, N. Snoen. Top row from left to right: J. Olciham, Treas. g S. Garrison, Pres. g G. Schmeiohel, Jr. Rep. g G. Osborne, Sr. Rep. g K. Wells, Vice-Pres. Front row: L. Hoisington, Sec. g C. Calstoy, Soph. Rep. g J. Firstenburg, Frosh. Rep. . P p iessfeiis , , ..,.. 1 2 11551 2 5 ' E - .M ' li f V s . assi -.'. ,uw-R. . lu MQW1 Q af I 516,07 Girls' League Advisor: MRS, PERRY U ' ur ' 9 ge -...- I fungi' Glas Girls' League Officers Boys' League Advisors: MR. STOCKMAN gl MR. MCRAE R. Chapman, Treas.gG. Engelking, Pres. g A. Sohurman, V. Pres.: B. Zimmerly, Sec. Boys' League Officers J' 'if - 'Tvi -CN' ,f . fx x ofa' left K11de D !.N.f , . K, Cf If - 019 A' NQ41,rD7H00:v 1IxCQ15UQO Qfnbw 1370 bw OWU 'Y-wi, QLN co Saw 6020 bqfww GQ 02 Q,fZf09 N01 1 'Cr wi?-QQ: xhux QXJQQ JE C?-Aa 'YQJKUN Q 'i: O KGS Qfyfzr fzfvafwfr, QE? fb' ONSG5 Qffjqf wc' Q KAY HARDT LINDA KOETHE MARY BURROW JEAN HILL The purpose of the yell staff is to lead cheering at the football and basketball games and to promote better school spirit. Our varsity cheerleaders fulfilled this purpose very well this year. Much effort was behind their clever yells and smooth routines. Their pep and enthusiasm was a tribute to Ridgefield High and a huge boost to the morale of our teams. Varsity Cheerleaders qi? :.. 7- 7 3 fii ' f ...- ' . . A. .. ., .1sg.:2-.za 7-:E a - -- we-Sf Q Q E . -D B ' ff Q' 12- rs.:-fi e 'says -' . 7 -'iw 'Z if f Q., '- , . .1 digg . ri-.. -. . .. 1 ..zff5-ff-1.1.-W-A-Q 22222 .Sw JSR f-' -KENT' 5 ' 2' . - - K .. 'E L fr ' 'I' , :Qf:' : 5 ' ' Q 1212- .nw fi- . x' ww 'I'ZIE- QA 331' 'iff' ' .M gal 25 --. 2, B , -K iff . 'Q' A , .5 M... - Mug, , .r ,Ng . . JOANNE ZIMMERLY LEAH THORNTON PATSY HOLLOWAY ANN PERRY MRS. MCRAE President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Advisor 4 Bottom row: J. Hill, K. Hardt, L. Spuddettes The Spuddette Club is made up of girls from Sophomore to Senior years who are interested in the support of their teams. Members are voted in on the basis of their good morals and general worthiness. This year, the club did a wonderful job of showing good sportmanship, win or lose. Koethe, M. Burrow. Second row- M Davenport J Fowler L Role M R' h . . , . , . y , . 1C ards, C. Wannamaker, S. Hancock. Third row: S. Lindberg, L. Farthing, L. Morris, K. Hawkins, C. Andrews, J. Zimmerly, L. Hubbard, P. Holloway, L. Thronton. Fourth row: J. Oldham, C. Calstoy, L. Hoisington, B. Fry, D. Sarldmann, J. Frewing, K. Wells, P. Sumrall, J. Schultz, D. Krebser, A. Perry, C, Kaufman. Top row: N. Rieok, P. Beers, D. Gustafson, J. Fowler, B. Griffith, A. Richards, C. Dees, L. Pequette, C. Kemper, G. Benedict, D. Beauvais, B. Cross, K. Richards, T. Medina. 53 Girls' Athletic Association Top to bottom: Treasurer, Donna Larerg Pres. Evelyn Pierre, Vice- Pres. Carolyn Kaufman, Sec. Gloria Larson, and Historian, Sharon Hancock. MRS, MCRAE Advisor Left to right, first row: C. Kaufman, J. Holmberg, M. Mills, P. Schwartz, J. Fowler, J. Oldham, D. Larer, S. Hancock, J. Fowler, P. Halloway. Second row: C. Calstoy, L. Hoisington, D. Sandmann G. Benedict, D. Beauvais, C. Kemper, L. Thornton, M. Davenport, T. Medina, Valda McFarland. Third row: P. Halloway, D. Morris, C. Wannamaker, E. Pierre, J. Nickels, P. Beers, J. Strand, G. Larson, B. Griffith. Fourth row: J. Herz, A. Richards, C. Fast, J. Osborn, G. Osborn. Boys' Letter Club Q- at in Front row: B. Hallstrom, B. Griffith, W, Hall, G. Lehner, A, Sutton, L, Steen. Second row: B. Firstenburg, J. Farthing, C. Gretsch, D. Hawkins, R. Nickels, D. Sevier. Third row: A. Botterniller, M. Bjur, R. Helmberger, A. Pemberton, D. Schwartz, G. Banks. Fourth row: J. Randol, J. Thornton D. Deschand, R. Fields, E. Strunk, K, Harris. Fifth row: M. Furno, S, Hallstrom, D. Skiles, V. Gosch, G. England. Top row: A, Moore, B. Bottemiller, D. Shetler, B. Bryan, R, Wilson, C. Swindell. 1 From top to bottom: A. Sllft0H Sec.-Treas.g D. Schwartz, V. Pres,g L. Steen, Pres. ,uruu u fe MR. DIEBE L Advisor Service Club R. Fry, Sec.-Treas.3 L. Burk, V. Pres. g G. Hegge, Pres. Advisors: MR, MCRAE Sz MRS, ANDREWS 6 17 4 fav 1 I N' ,lqiva Back row: J. Firstenburg, J. Oldham, G. Hegge. if X Vliddle row- B Bryan K Beauvais M Austin L A . . . , . , . , V OX Washburn, B. Clevidence. Front row: R. Fry, R. Q snoen, B. DeBuhr, W. Talbott, L. Farming, V. f Andrews, G. Andrews. SZ G52 .A f ! 'Y Q S WN' From top, left to right: C. Gretsch, B. Firstenburg, S. Hallstrom, A. Moore, J. Randol, A. Schurman, P. Beers, J. Oldham, S. Garrison, J. Nickels, E. Pierre, P. Sumrall, L. Hoisington, K. Hawkins, N. Rieck, D. Sandmann, K. Hardt, G. Schmeichel, K, Meuler, T. Stine, T. Dirks, C. Kemper, G. Benedict, K. Richards, J. Strand, M. Burrow, C. Calstoy. Vice-Pres. , Jim Randolg Pres. , Kathy Richards, Advisor Mrs. McCordic, Sec. -Treas. , Paula Beers, not pictured, Advisor, Mrs. Andrews. Honor Society Ailshie, J. Royle Steen, G. Lahti, C. Wheeler Royle, L. Royle Iverson, M. Stephenson, N. Nickels Sohimelpfenig, W. Garrison Avery, D. Zimmerly, G. Frice 58 FF FFA SECRETARY Kay Hardt FFA SWEETHEART Kay Hardt Front row: J, Everitt, G. Engelking, K. Haeoherl, J. Becker, H. Warren, R, Wilson. Middle row: V. Andrews, K. Rose, G. Yann, F. Schurrnan, D. Shetler, B. Gilbert, B. Jobson. Top row: T. Thompson, V. Gosch, K. Austin, G. England, B. Zimmerly, A. Schurman, E. Strunk. 8 Erickson, E. Foster Schave, R. Fields, B. Bryan Alsleben, E. Wagner Story, R. Burk, J. Thornton Pettit, D. Deschand Hoffman, F. Schurman, A. Welbornf Bergstrom, S. Garrison Frewing, C. Gaule Sterner, P. Cross Thornton, A. Richards Frewing, J. Blumenburg Cross, J. Herz FH HOMEMAKER OF TOMORROW Kathy Richards CHERRY PIE CONTEST WINNER Charleen Kemper M. Wilson, P. Hagen L. Osborne, J. Firstenburg J. Nydegger, H. Adkins B. Haats, T. VanHove1 P. Rathje, C. Eversaul S. Bryant, C. Mortenson , l 1 rfv ' l me 4 ,. y' Q uf Front row: B. Griffith, C. Kaufman, S. Forsberg, J. Eiesland, S. Kane, J. Stephens, S. Lindberg, L. Farthing. Second row: 1 M. Mills, L. Koethe, K. Neumann, J. Holmberg, G. Benedict, l W. Alexander, T. Medina, N. Snoen. Top row: D. Krebser, J. Osborne, B. Fry, P, Schwartz, D. Beauvais, K. Beauvais, J. Fowler, K, Soper. L. Royle, FFA Officers if ,fr Q ,-' s fear- ii ., s.f. P 4. ..., FX, - ...N.. 55522 ' I 1 5 , , K 'XXL ' ., .. -,- A Y Q A me K .i ' ul? S mg. fy ., . Q, If C12 ,Q I.- ... ig N L --- 0 3 MRS. RAMEY Advisor f I - :zi p -6:31, l--- N ., 1 ., ., 41 1.12 'f'. f 'Ig' 1-'ip I . 0122. MR. OWEN Advisor FHA Officers Pres. P. Cross, Vice-Pres. G. Benedict, Sec. L. Farthing, Treas. J. Rasmussen, Parl. D. Krebser, Hist. W. Alexander ig X i Q fm 2 ' K L. M, X Q Z jw . by I I lg g gggeflg .fr ' W , Ensemble D SER: P 3' .I G. Hegge, M, Mills, D. Larer, J. Oldham, K. Hardt, J. Holmberg, G. Osborne. Ki. fda ' 7 JANICE FOV! LER D, Shetler, A, Pemberton, H. Patee B- Brewer, C- Stephens, T- Dirks A, f, D. Beauvais, J. Krebser, K. Neumann ff' G. Benedict, M. Burrow, C. Andrew ' J. Strand, J. Zimmerly, L. Hubbard f- J , - I I A: ' U n . 4 - r ' .3 i W ' f ,.,, ,.,.,. , -.--- ...W - ,-,- ..,. I YM wwf Am r..W'fo T , E WMWW . FF If x ff 4 igfyrzw . .Q 'KW . A Af P, Q . - '32-,-:I-: A - az: A MM- f 111 ....,..e N -'- - . . . .-ra , gt, ...Q 7 r v ' P, ,A, ,, , Q Chorus Back row: K. Neumann, D, Larer, G. Hegge, R. Chapman, G. Lehner, K. Harris G. England, D. Shetler, J. Farthing, P. Goodman, C. Swindell, G Andgl-Son, R, Fry, W, Talbott. Second row: A. Richards, J. Schultz, M. Gaule, B. Clevidencc, M. Fuhrman, B, Matney, T. Kasper, A. Schurman B. Griffith, G. Engelking, A. Fox, D. Beauvias, G. Benedict. Third row: N. Chapman, J. Thomas, B. Israel, L. Talbott, R. Nickels, H. Patee, K, Hardt, L. Koethe, G. Osborne, M. Mills, L. Hubbard, J. Strand. Front row: J. Herz, J. Zimmerly, C, Andrew, J. Hill, J. Bakshus, T. McAndrew, A. Bottcmiller, S. Hancock, J. Holmberg, M. Burrow. Back row: H. Patee, F. Erickson, A. Pemberton, G. England, J. Farthing, S. Frice, N. Nickels, K. Neumann, R. Chapman, M. Fuhrman. Second row: D. Shetler, A. Moore, C. Stephens, T. Dirks, F. Erickson, P. Goodman, J. Fowler, G. Benedict, B. Engelking, Mr. Starin. Bottom row: D. Warren, D. Roth, B. Brewer, R. Snoen, K. Steen, K. Anderson, C. Kemper, W. Alexander, D. Beers. EDITOR Myrna Mills ASSOCIATE EDITOR David Hawkins Oralue Staff c xi 3 35? I ARTIST Teresa Medina ARTIST Joyce Oldham ADVISOR Mr. J acobus BUSINESS MANAGER Kay Hardt SALES Sz ADVERTISING MANAGER Judy Holmberg Office x Lani C at oign 1 Ydardi, dddg Viewing., Sue N ene Hawkins , Vai wodrn, ilag iniaix , Xiavni lds a W as Xian iexceg Dail enpori, iiavng Yiicnawf ds , Ona ai idoiiairlag , Banek. Bidxnenberg, do rs-on, ilaxnig Sedxnann. riggnm NX Yds, Y ia ina Erofn ieix xo ficgn 1 Garrison, Cami Niiiief , Yedeison. Seaxed: Dee Sdnvlaft . 3 idoinvoefg, 'Y . Medina, 3 . Oidnaxn, YL, XC. Senxngnix, D. YB-eadvais, 0. ifidence, Advisor , Nha, Yroin Xeit to Dees , Margie Yiidna Oidnarn, Donna Later , Gio: 15, NXcC'noidic, O. 960195- 5-wvais, B DeBn'nY ricgnv. . nstin , B . Cie VL NX 9. 9b Beit to Yxionatds, NX. Ps Gdstaison, NX. Swand, Verify . 'io-Q 3 . SCXXOX , Qosmio row YB. ist aei Future Nurs es Clu b I-v Ibfarians dine 9 ce OUT legislators The busy Oralue staff WHICH organization is this????? Qi :' 1 if ,A1, o n f is i A e 2 Q Moans, groans, pain, and agony JUMP! I ! Don't just stand there Now, this is the way CHEEEEEESE ! I ! Future Homewreckers 1959 Queen, Linda Koethe Escort, Willie Hall, ASB Pres. The 1959 annual Homecoming Dance, sponsored by the Girls' League, was a great success. The princesses were chosen by members of their own class and the queen, by the members of the football team. Queen Linda, a Senior this year, has a wonderful personality and wins your friendship with her pleasing smile. Aside from her many activities, Linda has shown great sportsmanship as a yell leader, win or lose. Bill Griffith, captain of the football team, ' had the honor of crowning the queen. Q n d a Homecoming I959 1958 Queen, Judy Burrow Escort, Bill Griffith, Foot ball Captain Senior Princess and Escort Homecoming Royalty From left to right: Joe Gretsch, Sandra Kane, Bruce Firstenburg, Paula Beers, Linda Koethe, VR lll16 Hall Norma Snoen, John Fai thing, Judy Burrows, Bill Griffith, Beth Fry, Ronnie Fields. Sophomore Princess and Escort Freshman Princess and Escort Junior Princess and Escort I Beatnick Dance Nv. ww., W nb gfwmay, QQ., ,651-1 H, 3 Q amd 5? ,.,.,. ,155-1:-Q-:ai -: -:-5-:-25-'TI- 'I L H -'-'-'-'-'- f fy , ..,. a :.14mf--X ---- w w? .... - .,,.... ?Ei5ff5E3'5 2 I 3 E 5 ' 2:55512 fi'Zff 5'Iff' '1:f7'E3 .' 13-25:-1 51:353'5::5f'35fEf-1-51152 W .. , 1 9' -v-v-, P: .A-. -V . , Y - V i , , ' .. 3E.E. :Z:EfZQ 2' 'lf' 2.15 1' 3' :TQ ij' ' .1 1, 555555 -m ' I .,., lave Da ov. 6 22m: 2i:E2j f' 21.25 -: ,.,....,,, . .5 ::: E5E.I?'EiM -1, .-V. g V M.. W ...... ,.... ,..... , ...,.... . . ,.... Q .H .........., . ..u.. KING LARRY Kz QUEEN PATSY Girls' 2 12:2 7 K QI YV, 5,, ,V 4-fzf' State Carnival Court Front to back: King Larry Steen, Queen Patsy Holloway Prince Dou Princess Glenda Prince Dale, Princess Linda, Prince Bill, Princess Joyce Joyce Oldham was chosen to represent our school at the 1959 session of Evergreen Girls' State, held from June 22 to June 29 at Central Washington Col- lege in Ellensburg, Washington. Girls' State is a practical application of Americanism and good citizen ship, in addition to learning the fundamentals of our system of government by actual participation in county, and state government, in miniature. Joyce learned the responsibility of each individual citizen to be actively interested in Civic affairs. As each of us look forward to the day When We'll be of voting age, let's not forget that we have a job to do now, in our own community of Ridgefield. Our democratic society is only as strong as its weakest and most disinterested citizen. ' ri . ,,.,. ..,. Q .,.,,.,. f:': 51 K 1- ff-f +C, 1,4 E is 235 I v az? ' Y 1.1 4 . i qi : - 2 m f: 1: W :wager if Wm aymgq am 33312256 512553 WM 0 .., 0 Q V , J ,mms mga: s- . M we Wa :..: .....,.. wi U s E H F U Q -.--- 9- A zimgig 4 ' We 42:1-a sa Q 1 QE x e 2 L25 QW! Q is is fo- Q if sa? gi E iv, is J as is is Q 1 9' ws . , W W? K Slim i Q ' A' 5' ei .... 1. -1 -1-1-1 F, 1,4 asm 4 , ' +V' '4 , . , M .,.,.,. pgmsagiiilfiiwga' ---- s 259 5? 'si az Es.EsE Q E ': EI -3-353 5 ,wan IE-'-2:-:6:..-: 'i :I IIII.III .- 222122-H fiiga z 1:1f1.:1:'a:1 Hill Billy Weddin' SENIOR PLAY CAST Pa Belsnickle. . . . . Ma Belsnickle . . Ceelie Belsnickle .... Bonnie May Belsnickle Juney Lou Belsnickle . Four Belsnickle ..... Five Belsnickle. . Six Belsnickle . . Ronald Maxwell. . Lucy Maxwell .... Obeey Upshlager. . . Zeke .......... The Cousins. . . The Reverend. . . Chiz Upshlager . . ...KenHarris ...Joyce Oldham8z Laura Washburn Jean Hill8z Evelyn Pierre Judy Holmbergb Linda Loethe Kay Hardt Kathlene Hawkins Gail Osborne Gloria Larson Bill Griffith Carolyn Kaufman .Ron Nickels Lee Walker Randy Chapman Tim Kasper Charlie Gretsch Gary Lehner sagem? .....,, . ....,.... , ,.i,,,.,,,,,.:.,,.,,. , ,.,.i,. ,., . .,.. ..?PTy?545f1 5: an ggi? e Q 35?N iw' .. ....' fa.. '.. x Z A v .,: y ,fe V Eg ' I'E,IgIIEEI5, bv ' SYSZZZEB' iwmwiw ..:::: 'i23 f'mfw?A52Ss,2i ,, ,,,, ,, ,... . ..,. , ...... , ----- I-I--I-12-1 -'- - I I:I:I: .I:2fI I. QSf i E .- .- -. rw Do You Trust Your Bo Friend? JUNIOR PLAY CAST Bessie . . . Miss Denny . . . Madelaine Ross ....... Lois Andrews .... Phil Hunter ..... . . G. T. Ellison . . Tom Nolan ..... Steve Woodward Judy Meredith. . Kay Meredith . . . . . Director.. . . . . . Student Director ...... Sharon Hancock, Mickey Davenport Donna Beauvalis, Judy Nickels Carol Andrews, Nancy Haecherl Glenda Benedict, Judy Frewing Alan Bottemiller Marvin Fuhrman David Hawkins Steve Hallstrom Phyllis Sumrall Diane Krebser Mr. Goodfellow Gail Schmeichel wtmtmmawwxssxs SENIOR PRINCESS 8: ESCORT Judy Holrnberg gl Charlie Gretsch JUNIOR PRINCESS gl ESCORT Leah Thornton St Alan Bottemiller I960 Sweetheart Dance SOPHOMORE PRINCESS Kr ESCORT Aloha Richards Xt Ron Fields FRESHMAN PRINCESS Sz ESCORT Celia Eversaul 81 Gary Harris SWE ETHEART LEAH The annual FHA Sweetheart Dance was held on March 18 this year. Each class chose a princess to represent their class and the class earning the most money for a scholar- ship donated by the FHA, wins, and their princess is Sweet heart. Leah Thornton, the Jr. Princess, raised the most money so she was the 1960 Sweetheart. Faculty Snaps Wardens Conference Choo-Choo sg 4 , yy we Happy Birthday to You! King Kong Now then--- Yeah ? ? ? ? ? - .., I., av 2 - ,v-- Q SURPRISE Boiler Room Scene BANG ! I I ,,,.,: 5 fff' S 15 ii?'ii2f VW ,M 'Riu 'W fi Ream W 1 -2 I 4 J X , Y iw y 'if in fr 5 0 Q E. ww ' 45 C has W r TS 3 Q? W Ei in wx Q 4 ,Q Kiwi yn W ww 2 J nm, A f 'Liv ' f f. , ..,.,. g:5Qg?55Fif 2 .,.. , x igf if V - 53 15 A ..',' it Q I s: ,113 X f T f ,n fmt . A , Ku if M fi ai:-35.5 f.:: n . g, :Q 3 M .. if ,zj S wise His Sf EXW M gg! is we 25 5 Q sk sw K 35 Left to right: Mr. Stine, Mr. Nickels, Mrs. Bryan, Mr. Sevier, Mr. Frewing, Mr. Anderson, and Mr. Moore CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF 1960 Soon you will have left the halls of Ridgefield High School. Fond memories of your experience at Ridgefield High will be a part of your future life. During the past four years many of the basic foundations for your adult life have become a part of your personality. Now, you are beginning to realize it's time to try your wings, now is the time to put into practice your ideas and ideals. Remember when you leave these halls the good wishes of your parents, friends, teachers and people you never knew, go with you. When you look back on your efforts here no doubt you will say, I could have done better , or Why wasn't I made to work and study harder . Next year, in whatever activity you find yourself give of your best, you'll come out on top. Again, Congratulations The Seniors of 1960. Best Wishes for a Happy and Successful Life. Sincerely, Superintendent W, LYNDLE MOORE and Secretary LORENE BRYAN W. LYNDLE MOORE, Superintendent Principal DONALD K. GORDON and Secretary LARENE WRAY As graduating seniors you are in the process of making one of the major adjustments of your life. After the thrill and pride of graduation night have passed, you will be facing to a much more marked degree than ever before, the problem of standing alone. A free public education has been yours for the asking. What you have made of it and what further education you receive may well determine your status in life. There are class lines in our society, but they are flexible, and the vehicle for crossing them is education and training. I congratulate you upon the successful completion of one major step in your progress. I join with you in your anticipation of reaching the goals of your adulthood and I join with you in looking forward to the near future when you will be given the full realization of the duties, responsibilities, and dignity of American Citizenship. Sincerely, DONALD K, GORDON, Principal DORIS HALL English, Girls' League Advisor, Senior Class Advisor. LUCILLE ANDREWS Commercial, Service Club Advisor, Honor Society Advisor. HARRY BURRIDGE Science, Junior Class Advisor. DAVID GOODFELLOW English, Junior and Senior Play Director, Spuddarian Advisor. NORM DIEBEL Social Studies, Football Coach, Boys' Letter Club Advisor .,. . .: E:: -':'1a ,I1sg'2.2-Q5f':?i3af VERLYN TVERSON Health and P, E, , C A iii Sophomore Class Advisor, Wrestling ,.,..,.,V and Track Coach, Asst. fi f1 ' i ii: -:1:- 11::- :Z-E532-Q'151Qffifii ' Junior High Football Coach. 5 . gamma 5 E ? . 3 l . 1 J .. ,,,, ,.,., , . , ,, ., 1 1 , GARY LEE Science and Math, Basketball Coach, Asst. Football Coach, Frosh Advisor. RAY J ACOBUS English, Baseball Coach, Junior High Football Coach, Frosh Basketball Coach, Oralue Advisor. EDDA MCCORDIC Librarian, Visual Aid Director Honor Society Advisor. JOHN MCRAE Industrial Arts Boys' League Advisor, SGFVICG Club Advisor DOROTHY MCRAE Health and P E GAA Advisor, Pep Club Advisor Tennis Coach ':. -Q e gg: 'mis X, S' 3 if ,K 2 in S if fi A RIC HARD STOCKMAN KENNETH OWEN Counselor, Senior DORIS RAMEY Agriculture, FFA Class Advisor, Student Home Economics , FHA Advisor. Council Advisor, Boys' Advisor, Frosh Advisor. League Advisor. 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