Roosevelt High School - Ranger Yearbook (Portland, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1951 volume:

!? presented by ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY OF ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL Portland, Oregon DEDICATION The 1951 yearbook is dedicated not just to two men, Rollie Rourke and Mike DeLotto, but rather to the spirit they began and the determination they leave to Roosevelt High. It was largely through the efforts of these two coaches that Roosevelt has gained her place in the sun. Roosevelt was for years and years the under dog in city competition, despite the efforts of many good coaches who preceded them. It fell to Mr. Rourke and Mr. DeLotto to start us on our winning ways and establish in the minds of the teams in other schools the idea that Roosevelt finishes in the top bracket. So thoroughly has this been accomplished that today any Roosevelt team commands a healthy respect from its rivals. Mr. DeLotto, in three years as head football coach, took us to within one game of city championship. His teams were well coached and it is said that pound for pound he got more from his boys than any coach in the city. Mr. Rourke rescued us from oblivion in the field of basketball—his career, interrupted by service in World War II, is one any school would be proud to own. After gaining city championship in 1947, he then took his team to the state tournament and returned with the fifth place cup. In 1948 he came back with an almost inexperienced team and placed third in the city. In 1949 again co-city champs and the thrill of Roosevelt's basketball history—state championship. In 1950 things really looked black at Roosevelt for he had only two players left from the state championship team; but with a determination few men possess, he whipped that green crew into another city championship and a third place state winner. In baseball, which he also coached, the picture is even better. In 1947, they were fourth, in 1948, third place in city and for two years, 1949 and 1950, both city and state champions. Few schools can equal that record. No wonder, after such performances in the past five years. Roosevelt now feels she has a standard to maintain, and so our thanks to these two men who played such an important part in helping us achieve such a state of mind. LOOKING TOWARD THE FUTURE AT ROOSEVELT Because most of us live in the present, it is sometimes difficult to take a long range view of the progress that has been made and that we are making today. It is good, however, to take stock occasionally and to see where we have been and in what direction we are going. For that reason, the RANGER would like to review some of the steps that have been taken as we have developed these past twenty-eight years. In nineteen hundred twenty-three, three hundred six students and a staff of twelve teachers moved into a brand new building and had no difficulty hiding from each other; in fact, it is said that they were lost in so big a building. Some rooms were not even used! Imagine so much space when today two, three, and even four teachers share the same room. There were no lockers in the halls; all were in rooms 109 and 127. Such bliss—everyone with his own private locker! Since the auditorium wing was not built all assemblies were held in the gymnasium. The seniors had their graduation exercises there, too. And of all things, the cafeterie was located in what we now called the locker rooms. Yes, they had locker rooms but they were found in what is now the boiler house. Not only was the interior different, but the school grounds and the surrounding neighborhood had a different appearance also. To the east across Ida Street was all woods and only a few houses dotted the landscape in our immediate vicinity. Housing areas were unknown and St. Johns was miles and miles from most city activity. Of course, there were no portables; houses were built on our baseball diamond; tennis courts, track field, and football turf were possessions good old Roosevelt didn't own. From such a humble beginning, Roosevelt has grown until today we have a student body of nearly fourteen hundred, a faculty and administrative staff of sixty, and scarcely enough space to take a deep breath. We now hold our heads high in city competition for we have the best band in the city. True, we are prejudiced, but take a look as they parade onto the field at the next football jamboree. What band is better looking or plays better than ours? We'll stack our choir with the best in the city; if you don't believe us, attend the spring festival any year and find a more distinguished looking high school group or one that sings any better. Then there's the athletic program. There was a time when city schools figured there was one school they could always beat. Yes, sad to relate—Roosevelt. That’s not true anymore. Schools who sell us short learn to regret it, and sports writers go out on a limb when they relegate us to the bottom rung. We have our share of graduates who leave our portals and continue their successes in college, business, and the armed services. Not only do we have a beautiful campus, one of the best football stadiums in the city, a track where most schools like to hold their meets because it is so well kept, an excellent baseball daimond with good seating capacity, but we are soon to have one of the most modern gymnasiums in the state. Roosevelt High has traveled far; she has still more territory to conquer and new fields to explore. We who belong to the present join those who had a part in the past—to salute the Roosevelt of the future. May she ever hold her head high in school spirit, scholarship, and good citizenship. ROOSEVELT’S NEW WING FACULTY Boymgton. Mrs.—Enalish, Social Studios: Brattstrom. Mr.— Mathematics, Counselor: Cambltn. Miss—Librarian; Cartmell, Miss—English; Coffman. Miss—English. Counselor; Cowen, Mrs.—English, Social Studies; Downs. Mr.—Journalism. Foster, Mr —Vocal Music; Franks. Miss—English; Froer. Mrs.— Languages; Goorao, Mr.—Social Studios; Gross. Mr.—English; Hondorson. Miss—English, Counselor; Hoffman. Mr.— Science; Holmes, Mrs.—Science; Hovey, Mr.—Science; Hughes. Miss—Physical Education; Kaster, Mr.—Industrial Arts; Kiev, Miss—Mathematics. Counselor; Lancaster, Miss —Vocal Music; Lannon. Mrs.—Mathematics. Counselor; Lar-soll, Mr.—Mathematics; Larson. Mrs —Commercial; Livesay. Mr.—Social Studies, Public Spoaking; McCoy. Mr —Physical Education; McDaniel, Mr.—Social Studios, English; Mackley, Mrs.—Art; Moinig. Mrs —Mathematics; Murphy. Miss—Commercial; Nyo. Miss—Art; Oborson. Mr.—Science. Pfahl. Mr.— Commercial Law. Counselor; Powell, Mr.—Art Metal; Preston, Mr.—Instrumental Music; Richards. Mrs—Languages; Robinson. Mrs.—Commercial; Roundtree, Mr.—Social Studies, Counselor; Sands. Mr—Recreation and Social Advisor; Smith. Mr.—Science. Counselor; Stovens, Miss—Physical Education; Tiffany, Miss—Scionco; Tompkins. Mrs.—Homemaking; Tripp. Miss—Social Studies, English; White, Mr.—Industrial Arts; Wilcox. Mrs—Social Studios, Counselor; Williams. Mrs—English; Worden. Miss—Social Studies. Counselor; Younco Mr — Social Studies, English; Ladd. Miss—Secretary; Nachazel, Mrs —Secretary; Schenck, Mrs—Secretary. E remember golden fall With school’s return and learning Our scientific folderol • While brown leaves, crisp and burning, Sent smoky smells to foggy fields With football men returning. —V. C. SENIOR OFFICERS CLASS MOTTO: Knowledge is a treasure but practice is the key. CLASS FLOWER: Red rose buds. CLASS COLORS: Red—Silver. CLASS BACCALAUREATE: Mallory Avenue Christian Church— June 3, 1951. CLASS COMMENCEMENT: Benson High School—June 8, 1951. Row 1: Ramon Roiorson ..............President Row 2: Marvin Stephenson ........ Treasurer Wayne Stiles .........Vice-Prosidont Isabella Deisz Historian Rena Morse ...............Seecretary Bob Gregory .....Sergeant at-Arms MAY COURT Row 1—Princess Donna Draoger, Katherine Dawley, Mary Lou Keinath, Joann Veach. Row 2—Princess Pat Slusher, Darlene Huskey, Queen Virginia Kennedy, Princess Mary Lou Kirkelie. Evelyn Fox. Abell . Bill Be silent and safe-silence never betrays you. Sitton Grade School; Boys' Glee. Work. Aloxandor. Loophus The mildest manner and gentlest tongue. Vanport Grade School; Library Staff; Tri-Y; G A A U C L A Androw. Lois Silence is a true friend who never betrays. Peninsula Grade School; Girls' League Cleanup Committee. Work or business college. Barta. Charlotto And hope enchanted waved her golden hair. lames John Grade School; Girls' Glee. Work and business college. Beeler. Shirley Barbara Magnificent spectacle of human happiness.” Peninsula Grade School; Teddy-ettes, pres.; Cafeteria Help; Red Cross. Work. Blair. Helen Keeps on the funny side of life.” James John Grade School; Girls' Glee; Reg. sec., sgt.-at-arms, v-pres.; Xi-Phias; Preppers; Senior Dance Committee; Junior Prom Committee. Work or college. Albrocht. Marion She works willingly with her hands. Vanport Jr. High; Band; Orchestra; Office Help; Honor Society. Work Neil Swift as the lightning, this big. little man.” Sitton Grade School; Reg., treas.; Optimists, pres.; Lettermen Club v-pres.; Zion Hi-Y, v-pres.; Student Body pros., v-pres.; Fire Squad; Jr. Class pres.; Varsity Football; Varsity Track. College. Barbour. Dick He likes the dessert of life; away with dull labor and strife. Portsmouth Grade School; Choir; Mixed Chorus; Reg. pres.; Honor Society; Optimists; Hi-Y; Fire Squad; Pin Committee; Varsity Baseball; Varsity Basketball; Junior Football. College. Beckman. Donna She is a full-blown flower of glorious beauty. James John Grade School; Choir; Deleet; Mixed Chorus; Girls' Ensemble; All City Choir; Reg. sec.; Activity Office Staff. Work. Black. Patricia L. Shyly smiling, she proclaims her character. Jefferson Grade School, Cottage Grove. Tre.; Transfer from Union High, Cottage Grove. Ore.; Reg. v-pre3., sec.; Office Help; Honor Society; Teddyettos. v-pres.; Kalon. v-pres., sec.; Azamma. treas.; Church Choir; Luther Leaguo. Boice, Gary How shall 1 say he is not like this, but like that?” Sitton Grade School; Et Merid-ium; Tennis, DeMolay. Work or Army. Bopp, Connie Louise “The mirror of all virtue. Vanport Jr. High School; Transfer from Jefferson High School; Reg. sec.; Office Help, Azamma; IR L, treas.; Red Cross Rep.; Tri-Y, treas. College. Bowman. Virginia “Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Portsmouth Grade School; Choir; Cafoteria Help; Ranger Weekly Staff; Honor Society; Amicitia; Catoprica; Preppers; Tri-Y; G. A A., Bethel. College. Bray. Vivian “Her ways are the ways of good will. Portsmouth Grado School; Transfer from Girls' Poly; Girls' Glee; Bethel. Work or Marylhurst College. Brown. Jeanninc “Nothing but heaven itself is better than a friend who is really a friend. Portsmouth Grade School; Girls' Glee; Mixed Chorus; Reg. pres.; Cosmo Ki. pres.; Ugenies; De-leet; Junior Prom Comm.; Music Honor. Work and colloge. Buhrmaster, Darlene “Her laughter is as full of music as that of silver bells in wonderland. Peninsula Grado School; Office Help; Teddyettes. Work, then business college. Burkitt. Lee Anne “Virtue alone is the unerring sign of a noble soul. St. Helen's Hall; Reg. Room pres.; Office Help, Cosmo Ki, pres., chaplain, sgt.-at-arms; Standard Bearers. Work. Bottler. Ron “A sportsman in life and the lifo of the sport. Peninsula Grade School; Hi-Y; Optimists; Varsity Baseball; Varsity Basketball; Junior Prom Committee; Lottormen's Club; Reg. sgt.-at-arms; Student Council; Fire Squad. College. Bradshaw. Jack “Iron sharpens iron, so a man sharpens the countenance of James John Grade School, a friend. Brooks, Farroll “Honor lies in honest toil. Peninsula Grade School; Reg. pres.; Honor Society; Key Club. College. Bruhn, Darris “The wisdom of many, the wit of one. Portsmouth Grade School; Reg. pres.; Lettormen Club; Optimists; Zion Hi-Y; Fire Squad, captain; Jr. Prom. Decorations Committee; Senior Class Play, “Junior Miss ; Freshman Basketball. Undecided. Burgeson. Ruth “In her tongue is the law of kindness.-' Transfer from Franklin High School; Ranger Weekly Staff College or work. Busch, Patsy “Laughter is well said to be tho speech of angels. James John Grade School; Choir; Reg. pres.; Office Help; Ranger Annual Staff; Teddyettes; Ami-citia; I.R.L.; Cap and Gown Committee, Prom Program Committee; “I Remember Mamma Program Committee; Gamma Theta Rho; Girls' Ensemble; “Why I Am a Bachelor. Lewis and Clark College. Calcagno. Frances Roso Her gracious ease and sweetness, void at pride, would hide her faults if she had faults to hide. Portsmouth Grade School; Girls' Glee; Reg. pres., v-pres., sec.; Tlevesoor, pres.; Office Help; Honor Society; Trazaca; Placus; Ticketeers, chairman; sec. of Club Presidents. Work. Carlson. Dennis Patience surpasses knowledge. Carner. Leonard By the work one knows the workman. Portsmouth Grade School; Boys' Glee; Lettermen's Club; Track; Varsity Baseball. Navy. Chapman. Grace The hand that hath made you fair made you good. Portsmouth Grade School; Reg. v-pres.; Cosmo Ki, pres.; Girls' League Rep.; Seiddet. Undecided. Cieloha. Leon He who has a merry heart, has a continual feast. Assumption Grade School; Meehan Hi-Y; Senior Class Play, 1 Remember Mama. College or Air Force. Coddington. Lois Jane A likable girl in every way. Peninsula Grade School; Reg. v-pres., sec., pres.; Activity Office Staff; Cafeteria Help. Work Callison. Gary His flaming crown and choory smile are as a rainbow alter the rain. Peninsula Grade School; Choir; Reg. pres.; Teddy-Y; Torch-Y, pres.; Meehan Hi-Y; Senior Picture Committee. College. Carnor. Betty Lou Fair art thou, my bonny lass. Portsmouth Grade School; Transfer from Girls' Poly; Girls' Glee. Work. Carroll. Mary The power of thought—the magic of mind. Assumption Grade School; Transfer from Girls' Poly. Work. Chessmore. Ella Jean There's a friendliness in her smile. James John Grade School; Orchestra; Deleet; Aeques. Work. Cleland, Kay She is as good as she is fair; to know her is to love her. Portsmouth Grade School; Reg. pres.; Cosmo-Ki, pres.; Honor Society; Trazaca; Placus; Cap and Gown Committee. Work, then college. Conness. Bill “No man is born without ambitions and worldly desires. Cooper. Margaret Alice “Her tresses brighter than the morning sky.” Portsmouth Grade School; Choir; Mixed Chorus; Library Staff; Girls' Glee; Reg. sec.; Girls’ League Rep.; Preppers; Zrhoda; Dasidran, sec. College. Coulter. Nelodean A cheery smile, like a picture. is worth a thousand words.” Vanport Junior High School; Choir; Mixed Chorus; Red Cross Rep.; Girls' League, pres.; Cafeteria Help; Teddyettes; Ski Club; Tri-Y, Senior Clean-up Committee; Publicity Chairman for Senior Class Play, “Junior Miss.” Business college. Davia. Genevieve Louise For the will and not the gift makes the giver.” Peninsula Grade School; Girls' Glee; Aeques. v-pres.; Advertising Committee for Senior Class Play, “Junior Miss. College. Dawley. Kathryn Every inch a queen. Peninsula Grade School; Drum Majorette; Reg pres., sec.. Let termen Club; Trazaca, v-pres.; Xen-Onn, sec.; Tlevesoor. sec., v-pres.; Preppers, 1948 princess; Tillamook Burn Project; May Court; Junior Prom Committee; Pep Club. pres. Business college. Deisz. Isabella “Quiet dignity and an air of freshness.” Assumption Grade School; Reg. sec.; Amicitia, pres., sec.; Girls' Glee; Office Help, Azamma; Docere; Senior Class Historian; Senior Pin Committee; Gamma Theta Rho; Tillamook Burn Project; Ranger Annual Staff; Honor Society. College or Waves. Do Pauw. Marilyn Joanne Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low; an excellent thing in a woman. Boaumont Grade School; Ranger Weekly Staff. Exchange Editor; Cosmo Ki. v-pres., treas.. Tillamook Burn Project; Transferred from Grant. University of Ore. Cory, Richard To be strong is to be happy. Portsmouth Grade School; St. Johns Hi-Y. Work Creager, Margaret “Gentleness will blunt the greatest sword.” Vanport Jr. High School; Band, sec. Work. Davis, Shirley “Thou art fairer than the evening air clad in the beauty of a thousand stars. Portsmouth Grade School; Choir; Girls' Glee; Reg pres, sec.; Trazaca. pres.; Xen-Onn. pres.; Prom Committee; Program Committee, Senior Class Play, “Junior Miss. College. Doan. Jerry “From a little spark may burst a mighty flame. Vanport Jr. High School; Kalon Club, pres.; Red Cross Rep.; Library Staff; Ranger Annual Staff, Art Editor; Senior Class Play, I Remember Mama. College. Do Lormo. Carey Jean “Be silent and safe—Silence never betrays you. Vanport Grade School; Girls' Glee; Library Staff; Cafetoria Help. Business college. 1r Deulon. Don F. “A good ending follows a good beginning. James John Grade School; Boys' Gleo; Pan American Night; Reg. treas.. Tennis. Army. De Vries, Maxine Ruth “Her ways are ways of pleasantness. Central Grade School, Sedro Wooley, Wash., Activity Office Staff; Transfer from Sedro WooL ey, Wash. College. Dillroc. Carolyn “She hath a heart as sound as a bell. Peninsula Grade School; Orchestra; Girls' Glee; Honor Society; Teddyettes; Amicitia. v-pres.; Tri-Y; All-City Orchestra; jobs Daughters. Work. Dorrah, Lillie “Gay and happy, and lots of fun; she is liked by everyone. James John Grade School; Girls' Glee; Reg. sec., treas.; Xen-Onn, v-pres.; Ranger Weekly Staff; Piacus; Xi-Phias; Preppers. Oregon State College.. Py Dracger. Donna “Full of pep and lots of fun. of those to succeed she'll be one. Portsmouth Grade School; Girls' Glee; Reg. pres., sec.; Choir; Office Help; Honor Society; Teddyettes; Trazaca; Tlevesoor; Lu-ana; Damas. Work. Duncan, Benny “What is yours is mine, and all mine is yours. Peninsula Grade School; Reg. sgt.-at-arms; Ranger Annual Staff; Rangor Weekly Staff; Zion Hi-Y; Junior Prom Committee; Janitorial Staff; Parr Club. College or Service. Cby. Ronald “We know what he is but who knows what he will be? Sitton Grade School; Boys' Glee. Navy. Dickinson. Allan “Good humor makes all things pleasant to a degree. Portsmouth Grade School; Choir; Reg. Office; Ranger Weekly Staff, Sports Editor; Meehan Hi-Y. Mixed Chorus; Junior Basketball; Parr Club. Service. Dixon. Betty Loo “A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. Portsmouth Grade School; Amicitia, pres.; Honor Society; Teddyettes. chaplain; Class Will Committee; Jr. Prom Committee, Senior Play, Junior Miss ; Jobs Daughters, Honored Queen. College. Downing, Leslie “My own thoughts are my companions. Dronkhahn, Fred “In all respects the best fellow all around. Sitton Grade School. Armed Services. Dworak. Marilyn “She laughs and the world laughs with her. Portsmouth Grade School; Girls' Glee; Reg. sec., v-pres.; Xen-Onn; Damas; Trazaca; Tleve-soor; Xi-Phias; Girls' League Rep.; Preppers; Fire Squad. Oregon State College. English, Alma “Her words fall softly in keeping with her character. James John Grade School; Choir, sec.; Reg. pres., sec.; Zrhoda, pres.; Library Staff; Ranger Annual Staff, Xi-Phias; Xen-Onn; Bethel; All City Club Dance Committee; Junior Achievement. College. Ernst. Donnis School for many, but no school for Denny. Work. Fonimoro. LaVcrn Tho future is more uncertain than the present. Portsmouth Grade School. Air Force. Eskola, Bob An open mind is blessed above all. Sitton Grade School. Work or Navy. Fischor. James From their actions judgo their merits. Assumption Grade School; Transfer from Columbia Prep.; I.R.L.; Scire, pres.; Senior Class Announcement Committee; De-Molay; Reed College Discussion Group. College. Folkerts, Gayle “The rude sea grew civil at her song. Assumption Grade School; Transfor from St. Mary's High School; Orchestra; Choir; Girls' Ensemble; Reg. pres.; Cafeteria Help; Honor Society; Cosmo-Ki; Xen-Onn; I.R.L., sec., treas.; Senior Class Play, Junior Miss ; All City Choir. Business college. Fox. Evelyn “A rose with its sweetest leaves yet folded. James John Grade School; Choir; Reg. pres.; Office Help; Ranger Annual Staff; Ranger Weekly Staff; Lettermen Club; Trazaca; Tlevesoor. sec.; Damas; Xi-Phias; Fire Squad; Cap and Gown Committee; Pep Club. Business college. Frawloy. Mary Jano Blessed are tho meek for they shall inherit the earth. Mountain View Grade School, Seattle. Wash.; Transfer from Garfiold High School. Seattle, Wash.; Jr. Achievement, sec., treas. Work and Secretarial Training. Fries, Lauren A friend like him is a friend indeed. Battle Ground Grade School, Battle Ground, Wash.; Transfor from Battle Ground High School. Battle Ground. Wash. Armed Service. Fostor. Harlan To live is not a blessing but to live well is. Portsmouth Grade School. Undecided. Frawloy. Latcn Studious of good, and fond of humble things. Mountain Viow Grade School. Seattle, Wash.; Transfer from Garfield High School. Seattle. Wash.; Reg. sgt.-at-arms. Key Club; Scire; Swimming Toam. Forest Service. Friend. Jackson A true friend is forever a friend. Portsmouth Grade School. Work. Frost, Botty A remindor of spring is her sweet beauty. Garcia. Nancy A good heart is worth all the heads in the world. Portsmouth Grade School; Ranger Weekly Stall; Cosmo-Ki, v- Gres., treas.; Deleet, treas, sec. ndecided. Gibbs. Ronald Alton Genius is mainly an affair of acting, and acting is mainly an affair of gonius. Sitton Grade School; Choir; Mixed Chorus; Reg. pres.; Optimist, treas.; Lottormen Club; Fire Squad; Dance Committee; Topper Committee; Junior Miss ; Baseball, Varsity; Basketball. C Squad; Football, Varsity. College. Girvan. Janico “Life is not so short, but that there is always time for courtesy. James John Grade School; Girls' Glee. Work. Gonzales. Alma Thou who has the fatal gift of beauty when gold becomes her object. Vanport Jr. High School; Reg. treas., sgt.-at-arms; Placus; Tra-zaca; Damas; Preppers; Xen-Onn; Commissioner of Girls' Activities. Business college. Grannell, Dolores She is a phantom of delight. Portsmouth Grade School; Girls' Glee; Reg. sec.; Office Help; Amicitia, pros.; Senior Class Day Committee; G.A.A.; Gamma Theta Rho. Pacific Bible College. Gregory, Bob He goes on the theory that the football team is not the only place one needs a line. Portsmouth Grade School; Ranger Annual Staff; Letterman's Club, pres.; Firo Squad; Senior Class sgt.-at-arms; Varsity Track; Varsity Football. Undecided. Gartzko, Alfred Honor and truth and manhood— Gill, Marjorio Sensible people find nothing useless. Portsmouth Grade School; Girls' Glee; Office Help; Cafeteria Help; Teddyettes; Preppers; Red Cross Rep.; Senior Class Play, I Remember Mama. Nurses training. Gleason, Lee Persuasion tips his tongue where 'ere he talks. Peninsula Grade School; Reg. pres.; Honor Society, pres.; Let-termen Club; Hi-Y; Student Council; Junior Prom Tickets Committee; Junior Baseball; Junior Basketball; Varsity Football; U S. Chemical Society Outstanding Student Award. Portland University. Govig, John “Great men are slow in words and earnest in conduct. Gray, Shirley Ann Silence is sometimes bottor than speoch, and speech sometimes than silence. Colin Kelly Jr. High School, Eugene, Ore.; Reg. sgt.-at-arms, sec.; Tri-Y. Work Griffiths, Jerry Always tries to keep up his studies, but usually he's with his buddies. Portsmouth Grade School; Reg. pres.; Lettermen Club; Optimists; Fire Squad; Junior Baseball; Junior Football; Varsity Track. Work in Alaska. H Grotjohn. Kenneth R. “Not only good, but good for something. Vanport Jr. High School; Reg. v-pros.. sgt.-at-arms; Zion Hi-Y. chaplain; Fire Squad; Senior Class Play. I Romembor Mama ; Jr. Track; Jr. Basketball; Dance Committee. College. Hagon. Jo “Gentle of speech, great of heart. Peninsula Grade School; Girls' Glee; Reg. treas.. sec.; Azamma, pres.; Honor Society; Preppers, treas.; Cap and Gown Committee; Junior-Senior Prom Committee. Work, then Linfield College. Halverson. Carol Darlene “Give me laughter because I'll laugh anyhow. Sitton Grade School; Reg. treas., sgt.-at-arms; Activity Office Help; Red Cross Dep.; Tri-Y; Senior Pin Committee. Business college. Hanks. Frank “I've lived and loved. Haraldson. Bill “He is well paid that is woll satisfied. Gabel Grade School; Mixed Chorus; Senior Class Play. Junior Miss ; Bowling. Army. Harrison, Marleno “A merry heart laughs at cares. Portsmouth Grade School; Girls' Glee, Reg v-pres., pres., treas; Placus; Ugenies, Preppers. Work marriage. Gustafson. Bonnio “The more I see of men. the more I like my man. Peninsula Grade School; Reg. sec.; Xi-Phias, pres.; Lettermen Club; Xen-Onn; Tlevesoor. treas.; Trazaca, Proppors; Student Council; Pep Club. Work. Hall. Kenneth “He doth reign over the kingdom of great friends. Portsmouth Grade School; Senior Class Play, “Junior Miss. College. Hanks, Evelyn “How happy is she born and taught. Sitton Grade School; Catopter-ica, pres. Work, business college. Hansen. Janet “Perhaps her stature is not tall, but nice things sometimes do come small. Portsmouth Grado School; Girls' Glee; Office Help, Tlevesoor, treas.; Trazaca. treas.; Xen-Onn; Xi-Phias, sec.; Preppers; Student Council; Fire Squad. Work. Harrington. Joanne “It takes little effort to smile. James John Grade School; Transfer from Longview High School, Longview, Wash.; Girls' Glee; Library Staff; Xi-Phias; Zhroda; Preppers. Work. Hartford. Bill “Silence is more musical than any song. Delake Grade School. Delake. Ore.; Meehan Hi-Y, treas.; Ski Club, treas.; DeMolay. Portland University. Hartford. Gloria “Golden hair like sunlight streaming. Helger8on. Margaret “A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. lames John Grade School; Choir; Orchestra; Mixed Chorus; Reg. Officer; Honor Society, Azamma; Deleet; Zhroda; Jr. Class treas.; Sr. Class Play, “I Remember Mama ; All-City Orchestra, All-City Choir. Work. Hertel. Reuben “Most bashful mannors with bravest mind, an all around good fellow. lames John Grade School; Let-termen's Club; Meehan Hi-Y; Cross Country; Track; Bowling Team. Captain. Undecided. Hillier, Shirley “Such great faith as hers will carry her far into this world. Portsmouth Grade School; Girls' Glee; Reg. v-pres.. treas.; Activity Office Staff; Honor Society; Azamma; Cosmo-Ki; F.T.A.; Cap and Gown Committee; Bowling Team. College or work. Hunt. Don Slowly, softly; if you wish to go far. Peninsula Grade School. College, Army. Huskey, Darlene “Good things come in small packages. James John Grade School; Choir; Girls' Ensemble; Reg. sec.; Library Staff; Teddyettes; Xi-Phias; Cosmo-Ki; S e i d d e t ; Zhroda; Student Council; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Class Play, Junior Miss ; Bethel; May Court. Play the Hammond organ. Hoigh, Lueen “Of every cloud she sees the side that's brightest. Portsmouth Grade School; Reg. sec., Tickot Seller; Honor Society, sec; Ski Club, sec.; Senior Activity Committee; Senior Class Play, “I Remember Mama ; “Rciler Follies of 1950 ; Plays at Civic Theater. College. Hendrickson. Phyllis “Tiny as a petal of a rose, and as sweet. Sitton Grade School; Girls' Glee; Reg. sec.; Xen-Onn, pres.; Zhroda; Swimming. Undecided. Hering, Delores “Here learn how great the sun. how small the shade. Transfer from Briggsdale High School, Briggsdale. Colo.; Girls' Glee. Work, marriage. Hoke. Richard “An hour for toil, a day for sport. Portsmouth Grade School; Reg. sec., sgt.-at-arms; Lettermen Club; Optimists; Fire Squad; Varsity Football; Varsity Track. Undecided. Huntington. Ruth “Exceedingly wise, fair-spoken. and persuading. Portsmouth Grade School; Reg. treas., sec.; I.R.L., pres.; Ranger Weekly Staff; Honor Society; Amicitia; Spring Editor of Weekly Ranger; Senior Class Pin Committee; Baccalaureate Committee; Reception Committee for Senior Class Play; Inter-School Press Club. University of Ore. Jones. Eleanor “Many small mako a great. Holy Cross Grade School; Reg. pros.; Office Help; Cosmo-Ki; Trazaca; Seiddet. sec.; Tri-Y. treas.; Cap and Gown Committee; Junior Achievement. Marriage. Jones. Loucolo “Thou are the star for which all evening awaits.” Sitton Grade School; Counseling Office. Work. Johnson. Ethel “Blessed are they who haven't too much to say, for they shall not be quoted. Vanport Jr. High School; G.A.A.; Tri-Y; Cafeteria Help. College. Johnson. Leland “They say, best men are moulded out of faults, and for the most, become much more the better for being a little bad.” Vanport Jr. High School; Ranger Weekly Staff; Zion Hi-Y; Student Body President; Fire Squad. College. Kaufman. Shirley “She's lovely, she's all my fancies painted her. Portsmouth Grade School; Band Majorette; Reg. pres., sec.; Tra-zaca. pres, Tlevesoor; Xen-Onn; Soph. Girls' League Rep.; Jr. Prom Committee; Rose Festival Princess. Business college. Kennedy. Virginia Lee “Beauty, honesty, and kindness form a trio of virtues that will forever encircle her. Portsmouth Grade School; Girls' Glee; Reg. pres.; Lettermen Club; Trazaca, treas.; Tlevesoor, v-pres.; Xen-Onn; Damas, treas.; Fire Squad; Preppers; Pep Club, sec.; Jr. Prom Committee; Dance Committee; Topper Committee; May Queen. University of Ore. Kirkolie. Mary Lou “Her whole life is like a play, with no time for intermission. Vanport Jr. High School; Reg. pres.; Ranger Weekly Staff; Trazaca. Jr. Prom Committee; Pep Club; May Court. Clerical work. Johnson. Billie ” Tis the songs ye sing and the smiles ye wear that's amakin' the sun shine everywhere. Portsmouth Grade School; Reg. sec., v-pres.; Teddyettos, pros.; Office Help; Ranger Annual Staff; Honor Society, corres. sec.; Cosmo-Ki; Trazaca, v-pres.; Uge-nies, v-pres.; Damas, chaplain; Xen-Onn; Student Council, sec.; Junior Prom Decoration Committee; Jr. Girls' League, v-pres.; Dance Committee; Chairman of Iris Show. Northwestern School of Commerce. Johnson, Fred. Jr. A learned and authentic fellow. Vanport Jr. High School; Reg. v- Gres., treas., sgt.-at-arms; Zion i-Y, v-pres.; Fire Squad; Cap and Gown Committoo; Jr. Track, Mgr. Jr. Football; Jr. Achievement. Portland Univorsity. Johns. Marvin “I came to seek an honest man. Peninsula Grade School. Undecided. Keinath. Mary Lou “Effervescent as champagne, with eyes that look into the very soul. Peninsula Grade School; Band; Reg. sec.; Ranger Annual Staff; Teddyettes, sec.; Damas; Tlevesoor; Luana, pres.; I.R.L., pres.; Girls' League, pres.; Preppers; Senior Commencement Committoo; Jr. Prom Committee; Senior Class Play, Junior Miss ; Tillamook Burn Project; May Court. College. Kirby. Mariam Joyce “The mildest manner and the gentlest heart. Portsmouth Grado School; Rog. sec., pres.; Deleet, pres.; Ranger Weekly Staff; Azamma, v-pres. Work. Kirkland. Mabol Thoughtless of beauty, she is Beauty's self. James John Grade School; Rog. treas.; Office Help, Ranger Annual Staff; Red Cross Rep.; Commencement Committee; Soph. Girls' Drill Team; G.A.A.; Teddy Wonders Basketball Team. Northwest Christian College. Koehn. Maxene Neither to seek nor despise honors. James John Grade School; Choir; Girls' Ensemble; Mixed Chorus; Girls' Glee; Office Help; Activity Office Staff; Teddyettes; De-leet; Catopterica; Senior Picture Committee; Jr. Dance Committee. Work and marriage. Knutson. Gene Frequently within my brain I gently think a thought.” Ortonville Grade School, Orton-ville, Minn.; Band, pres.; Reg. sec., v-pres.; Hi-Y; Senior Activity Committee; Pop Band. Armed Forces. LaBuff. Delores Sparkles plenty. James John Grade School; Reg. pres., sec., v-pres., treas.; Xi-Phias; Ugenies; Trazaca, sec., sgt-at-arms; Girl s' League Council; Art Advertising; Peppers; Fire Squad; Jr. Prom Committee; Christmas Play. Business college. Landors, Ray E. Quiet and unassuming, yet with deserved popularity. James John Grade School; Cafeteria Help. Undecided. Langston. Melba She takes the breath of all who gaze upon her unaware. James John Grade School; Reg. sec.; Office Help; Xi-Phias; Trazaca; Junior from Committee. Marriage. Larsen, Jerry Louis “To be superior, one must be sincere. Peninsula Grade School; Reg. pres.; Torch-Y. pres.; Optimists, pres.; Jr. Hi-Y; Zion Hi-Y; Fire Squad; Pep Club. Oregon State College. Knight. Bill He'll find a way. or make it. Vanport Grade School; Choir; Mixed Chorus; Boys' Glee; Senior Class Play. Kuehne. Arlene Bashful sincerity and comely love. Portsmouth Grade School; Transfer from Campbell High School; Assembly Skits. Work. Landis. Ben Great floods have flown from simple sources. Vanport Grade School; Band; Choir; Boys' Glee; Band Club. Forestry. Langshaw, Wanda A pleasant smile, a charming face. Larkins, Donald Ralph Gentle in manner, firm in reality. Peninsula Grade School; Reg. sec.; Zion Hi-Y; Cap and Gown Comm.; Senior Announcement Committee; Jr. Track. College. Larson, Karen As modest as a violet, with all the charm. Portsmouth Grade School; Reg. pres., v-pros., sec., treas.; Activity Ofiico Staff; Honor Society; Teddyottos; Ugenies; Cos-mo-Ki, chaplain, sgt.-at-arms, sec.; Trazaca, chaplain; Seiddet, pres, v-pres.; Student Council; Prom Committee; Program Committee. Work. Lee, Margaret He who succeeds is not a quitter. Sitton Grade School; Girls' Glee; Key Board Kids; Class Will; Honor Society; Senior Class Play, “I Remember Mama. Work. Liddell. Erlys Her beauty is as poets describe. Peninsula Grado School; Band; Reg. v-pres., sec.; Trazaca; Xen-Tnn; Tlevesoor; Preppers; Prom Committee. College. Long. Dowoy H. He adorns all that he touches. Portsmouth Grade School; Reg. v-pres., sec.; Honor Society; Torch-Y; Zion Hi-Y; Fire Squad; Senior Activity Committee; Jr. Prom Committee; Jr. Baseball; Track. Navy or college. Lorance. Barbara ’ 'Tis the one to make tomorrow sing. Prineville Grade School, Prine-ville. Ore.; Cafeteria Help; Honor Society; G.A.A. Work and college. McCain. Pat A likeable girl with a likeable way, so cheerful and happy, the live long day. James John Grade School. Reg. sec.; Office Help. College. McCoy. Shirley Live, and act, and think your best today, for today is the preparation for tomorrow and tomorrows to follow. Portsmouth Grade School; Girls' Glee, pres.; Reg. pres., troas.; Ranger Annual Staff; Honor Society, troas.; Tlevesoor, pres.; Luana, v-pres.; Damas; Pres, of Club Presidents; Junior Class sec.; Commencement Committee; Prom Committee; Tillamook Burn Project; Sophomore Drill Team. University of Oregon. Licurso. Fred And those that are good shall be happy. James John Grade School. Navy. Lilja. Bill To be a well-favored man is a gift of fortune. St. Cecilia Grade School, Omaha, Nebr.; Club pres., Meehan Hi-Y; Track; Rep. to Youth and Gov. College or Armed Forces. Loonstyn, Bob “The secret of success is constancy to purpose.” Marnix School, Amsterdam, Holland; Reg. v-pres., trees.; Key Club, v-pres.; Senior Class Pin Committee; DeMolay. College. Lucnscr. Kon Self-trust is the first secret of success. Portsmouth Grade School; Band; Meehan Hi-Y; Senior Picture Committee; Bowling. College. McCormick. Gerald L. His heart is as far from fraud as heaven from earth. Portsmouth Grado School; Reg. v-pres.; Meehan Hi-Y. pres.; A.V.A.; Honor Society. Senior Class Play, Junior Miss. Van-port College. McDonald. Myrtle Patricia Sweet and charming, she is very well liked. James John Grade School; Reg. sec.; Azamma; Aoquus; Activity Office Staff; Soph. Girls' Drill Team. Work. Mcllwain. Shirley “Silence is more eloquent than speech . Vanport Jr. High School; Band; Xen-Onn. Business college. Mahar. Pete “The world is not better if we worry; Life is not longer if we hurry. Vanport Grade School; Reg. pres.; Lettermen Club; Torch-Y; Junior Hi-Y; Senior Hi-Y; Optimists; Fire Squad, chief; Varsity Football. Service. Maas. Leonard W. “The world may roll, and he'll go with it. Sitton Grade School; Boys' Glee; Cafeteria Help; Meehan Hi-Y. Work. Morrill, Art “So well he acted every part, so as to overshadow a great heart. Vanport Jr. High School; Reg. treas.; Library Staff; Ranger Annual Staff; Ranger Weekly Staff; Kalon; Jr. Prom Committee; Sketch Book; Senior Class Play. “Junior Miss ; Student Director “I Remember Mama ; Honor Society. College. Michol, Tod “The wound is yours but the pain is with me. James John Grade School. College. Middaugh. Marjorie “Thy modesty is a candle to thy merit. Portsmouth Grade School; Reg pres., treas.; Girls' League Rep.-Office Help; Seiddot. v-pres.; Tri-Y, sec.; Senior Class Play, I Remember Mama ; Junior Achievement. Nurses training. Magnett.Phyllis “Few things are impossible to diligence. Assumption Grade School; Transfer from St. Mary's Academy; Cafeteria Help; Senior Class Play, “I Remember Mama. Work then colege. Marlatte, Chuck “I go to school to get the general idea of things. Mooks. Delbert “Trust yourself and others will trust you. Transfer from Franklin High; Arleta Grade School; Honor Society. treas.. Key Club, pres.; Scire, pres. College. Meyer. Marian “When love, beauty, and skill work together, expect a masterpiece. Portsmouth Grade School; Reg. sec., v-pres.; Trazaca, pres.; Activity Office Staff; Honor Society; Teddyettes; Proppers; Fire Squad; High School Board at Nordstrom's Shoe Store. College. Midkiff. Pat “A true friend is more precious than silver and gold. Portsmouth Grade School; Honor Society; Teddyettes; Amicitia; I.R.L.; Red Cross Rep.; Junior Achievement; Keyboard Kids. College. Miller, Bardcll “I let them know my mind. Peninsula Grade School; Reg. v-pros.. sgt.-at-arms; Jr. Hi-Y; Torch-Y; Fire Squad; Senior Activity Committee. Undecided. Miller. Delmar A man well built by his own hands. Millor. Larry Thero is no wisdom like frankness. James John Grade School; Activity Office Help; Meehan Hi-Y. Work Mills. Pat Nothing but heaven itself is bettor than a friend who is really a friend. Holy Rosary Grade School; Girls' Glee. Work. Mineau. Tom He who is firm in will molds the world to himself. Transfer from San Pedro High School, San Pedro, Calil; Choir, v-pres.; Reg. pres.; Fire Squad; Ticket Committee for Prom; Senior Class Play, Junior Miss.” College. Mohr, Janet A lasting friend is more to be valued than all earthly treasures. Portsmouth Grade School; Office Help; Activity Office Staff; Ami-citia; Jobs Daughters; Senior Class Play, I Remember Mama ; Soph. Girls Drill Team. Oregon State College. Morin. Mario Enough and more than enough has your kindness enriched me. Assumption Grade School; Reg sec.; Ranger Weekly Staff; Azamma; G.A.A.; Soph. Girls' Drill Team; Junior Achievement. Modeling course, then travel. Metzger. Dorothy 'Tis not as bad a world as some would make it, but good or bad depends on how you take it. Peninsula Grade School; Red Cross Rep.; Girls' League Rep.; Cafeteria Help, Bethel. Housewife. Miller. Bill Where there’s a Will there’s a way. Columbia Academy, Battle Ground. Wash.; Choir; Mixed Chorus; Reg. pres.; Honor Society. sgt.-at-arms; Lettermen Club; Meehan Hi-Y. chaplain; Junior Achievement, v-pres. College. FBI. Minch. Gloria Plain without pomp, and rich without a show. Jamos John Grade School; Honor Society; Tri-Y; Kalon; Gold Key Scholastic Art Award. Study art at the Art Museum. Moo. Mary There is friendliness in her smile. Sellwood Grade School; Reg. troas; Tri-Y.. pres.; Office Help; Soiddet. treas.; Preppers; Senior Class Play, I Remember Mama. Nurses training. Moran. Dorothy As sweet as a Rose. Sitton Grade School; Girls' Glee. Commercial art school. Morse. Rona “ Tis good to bo merry and wise. Portsmouth Grade School; Girls' Glee; Reg. pres., sec., troas; Cosmo-Ki, pres., Activity Office Staff; Ranger Weekly Staff; Ted dyettes; Trazaca. sgt.-at-arms; Doleet; Senior Class sec.; Tillamook Burn Project; Senior Girls' League, sec.; Soph. Girls' League, treas. Business college. Moser, Betty The rose is fairest when it is blushing. Peninsula Grade School; Choir; Girls' Glee; Mixed Chorus; Reg. sec., v-pres., treas.; Xen-Onn; Tlevesoor; Girls' League Rep.; Preppers. Work. Nelson, Anna She looks a goddess and she moves a queen. Peninsula Grade School; Choir; Reg. treas., pres.; Tlevesoor, pres.; Xi-Phias, pres.; Damas, sec.; Jr. Girls' League, pres.; Preppers; Student Council; Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee; Bethel. Work. Mueller. Joanne Gentle of speech, beneficient of mind. Portsmouth Grade School; Key Board Kids; Class Will Committee; Honor Society. College. Nelson, Shirley A friend of all. West Coffeyville Grade School, Coffeyville, Kansas; Transfer from Roosevelt Jr. Hi., Coffeyville, Kansas; Reg. v-pres.; Ranger Weekly Staff. Vocational college. Niles, Carole Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. Portsmouth Grade School Transfer from Girls' Poly; Cafe teria Help. Nurses training. Ollison, David I am the utmost height there is to climb. Olsen. Wesley The best is good enough. Linnton Grade School; Swim ming Team. Forest Service. Owens, Dwaine No sinner perhaps, yet saint.” Sitton Grade School; Reg. Officer; Lettermen Club; Zeus Hi-Y; Fire Squad; Varsity Foot ball. College. Nitz, Patricia Lee Her charm is in being just herself. Beach Grade School; Reg. sec.; Placus, pres., hist., chaplain; Damas, hist.; Trazaca, sgt.-at-arms; Senior Girls' League, v-pres. Business college. Olafson. Morris What passion cannot music raise and quell? Portsmouth Grade School; Boys' Glee; Mixed Chorus; Choir; Zeus; Optimists; Fire Squad; Boys' Ensemble; Transfer from Newberg High School, New-berg. Ore. Undecided. Orton. Kenneth Is there no play to ease the anguish of a torturing hour? Peterson, Marlene Bell Queenly beauty and graciousness rolled into one.” Portsmouth Grade School; Reg. sec., v-pres.; Azamma, sec.; Tri-Y, sec. College. - Phillips. Grace Her smile is never ceasing to make another friend. Portsmouth Grade School; Girls' Glee; Reg. sgt.-at-arms, v-pres., sec.; Tlovesoor. Xen-Onn; Art Advertising; Preppers; Soph. Girls' Drill Team; Senior Class Play. Junior Miss ; Teddy Fair Aud. Show. Business college. Paxton. Jim I don't say much but who knows what I think? Potter. Jess Anchored but not still. Peninsula Grade School; Band; Orchestra; Reg. sgt.-at-arms, see. v-pres.; Cafeteria Help; Lettermen Club; Meehan Hi-Y; Varsity Baseball; Junior Basketball; Junior Football; Portland DeMolay Chapter. College or Service. Radamaker. Beulah May Her soul to knowledge steals the key of heaven. Vanport Jr. High; Activity Office Staff; Ticketeers; Girls' League Clean-up Committee. Nursing. Reeder. Lorraine Sweet and gracious, even in speech. Sauvies Island Grade School; Soph. Girls' Drill Team. College. Roicrson. Ramon Modest, even with his many honors. Portsmouth Grade School; Orchestra; Choir, pres.; Reg. pres.; Honor Society, pres.; Optimists; Fire Squad; Senior Class pres.; Chairman of Cap and Gown Committee; Jr. Basketball; Boys' Ensemble; All-City Choir. College. Pilakowski, Mary Ann A tiny package but potent. Sitton Grade School; Band; Girls' Glee; Reg. pres., sec., treas.; Tlevosoor, sgt.-at-arms; Placus; Preppers. Business college and marriage. Ports. Diano The flame of her hair consumes all she meets. Vanport Junior High; Band; Orchestra. sec.; Honor Society; Red Cross Rop.; All-City Band. College. Potts. Sara Eloiso Proficient in many things, but mostly in living. Portsmouth Grade School; Honor Socioty, recording sec., corresponding sec.; FT.A.; Senior Class Play. Junior Miss”; Jobs Daughters; Dance Committee. College. Ramsden, Sam I am the master of my fate; I am the captain of my soul. James John Grade School; Choir; A.V.A.; Senior Class Play, Verily I Do ; Dance Committee; Jr. Football; Swimming. Work. Rcdmon. Nancy Rao A gentle mind by gentle deed is known. Peninsula Grade School; Ranger Annual Staff; Preppers; Tri-Y; Ugenies, sgt.-at-arms; Soph. Girls' Drill Team; Bethel; Ticket Committee Junior Miss. College. Rhain. Patty With art in her fingers, everyone knows, she will have beauty wherever sho goes. Peninsula Grade School; Damas, pres.; Trazaca; Tlevesoor; Jr. Prom Committee. Marriage. Richmond. Corrino Adelo Age cannot wither her nor custom state her infinite variety. Portsmouth Grado School; Rog. sec.; Office Help; Trazaca, sec., hist.; Girls' League Rep.; Cap and Gown Committee; Bethel; Dance Committee. Housewife. Robblee. Elynor Come, follow me, and leave the world to its babblings. Peninsula Grade School; Reg. sec., sgt.-at-arms, Ranger Annual Staff; Editor Fall Term Ran ger Weekly; Honor Society, sec.; Tlevesoor, chaplain; Placus, treas.; Damas, v-pres.; Luana; Student Council; Prom Committee; Student Director. Junior Miss ; Tillamook Bum Project. University of Oregon. Roth. Rosemary Expression is the dress of thought. Peninsula Grade School; Choir; Girls' Glee; Mixed Chorus; Reg. sec., treas.; Office Help; Ranger Annual Staff; Tlevesoor; Placus; Xi-Phias; Xen-Onn. Work, then collego. Rouse. Donna If what is given is given willingly, the kindness is doubled. Transfer from Roseburg High School, Roseburg, Ore.; Aeques; Tri-Y; Senior Picture Committee Work and then college. Sackett, Jean “They are novor alone that are accompanied with noble thoughts. Peninsula Grade School; Choir; Reg. sec., pres.; Office Help; Ranger Annual Staff; Teddy-ettes, treas.; I.R.L.; Senior Girls' League, treas.; Ticket Committee for Senior Class Play. Junior Miss ; Honor Society; Theta Rho; Tri-Y. Business college. Sanford. Ward He works well, but desires leisure. Portsmouth Grade School; Key club; Hockey; DeMolay. Oregon State College. Robbins. Ray Art is power. Transfer from Beavorton High School, Beaverton. Ore.; Reg. pres.; Ranger Annual Cover Designer; Ranger Weekly Staff; Honor Society; St. Johns Hi-Y; Kalon; Fire Squad; Cross Country; Scholastic Art Gold Key Winner. College or Service. Romero. Dolores Her quiet beauty is very becoming. Vanport Jr. High; Transfer from Vancouver High School, Vancouver. Wash.; Reg. v-pres.; Offico Help. Azamma. Marriage. Rothman. Bruce His mind his kingdom; his will his law. Sitton Grade School; Choir; Mixed Chorus; Boys' Glee; Reg. pres.; Hi-Y, pres.; Student Council, business mgr.; Rose Festival Princess Election Committee; Fire Squad; Jr. Prom Committee, chairman; Yell King; Topper Committee; Boys’ Ensemble; All-City Choir. College. Saarella, Donna “A merry heart goes all the day. Assumption Grade School; Transfer from St. Mary's Academy; Reg. v-pres., treas; Mixed Chorus; Cafeteria Help; Library Staff; Zhroda. sec.; Ugenies, chaplain; Seiddet, chaplain; Cosmo-Ki; Soph. Girls' League Reg. Rep. Northwestern Business College. Sanford. Suzanno A woll mannered person is hard to find; for the world cannot receive enough of them. Portsmouth Grade School; Library Staff; Ranger Annual Staff; Ranger Weekly Staff; Ted-dyettes; Tri-Y, pres.; Senior Class Play, I Remember Mama ; Honor Society; Junior Achievement; Soph. Girls' Drill Team; Ticketeers. Work. Sato. Yasuko She works willingly with her hands. Vanport Jr. High; Reg. v-pres.; Cafeteria Help; Azamma. Work. Scheuffle. Pat None but herself can be parallel. Portsmouth Grade School; Band, sec.; Pep Band; Reg. sec., pres.; Zhroda, pres:; Office Help; Honor Society; Teddyettos; Preppers; Pin Committee; Junior Achiement, pres.; Theta Rho, pres.; University of Portland Music Camp, 1949. College. Schmidt. Bonnie Be always what you seem to be. Peninsula Grade School; Transfer from Cleveland High School; Girls' Glee. Work. Sheldon. Marian The enthusiastic and pleasing illusions of youth. Portsmouth Grade School; Reg. pres., v-pres., sec.; Ranger Annual Staff; Honor Society; Tri-Y; Senior Class Play, I Remember Mama ; Junior Achievement; Ticketeers; Soph. Girls' Drill Team. College. Schiller. Dennis The fewer the words, the wiser the meaning. Vanport Grade School. Reg., pres., Torch-Y. pres.; Hi-Y, pres.; Optimists; Reg Presidents, pres.; Fire Squad, captain; Jr. Baseball. Dentistry. Sharp. Jerry A friend in need, is a friend indeed. Transfer from Sacramento High School. Sacramento. Calif.; Mixed Chorus; Reg. sec.; Office Help; Ranger Weekly Staff; Honor Society; Rod Cross. College. Sherratt. Marvin Quietly he goes about his way; and does his thinking day by day. James John Grade School; Ranger Weekly Staff; Bowling. Service. Shoen. Ramon Wisdom and knowledge are combined to make a great person. Stafford Grade School, Stafford, Ore.; Reg. pres.; Honor Society; Scicnco Club; A.V.A. College. Siegrist. Dorothy Lou Beauty is truth, truth is beauty. Vanport Jr. High School. Choir; Girls' Ensemble; Mixed Chorus, sec.; Girls' Gloo; Reg. pros., v-pres., treas.; Ranger Annual Staff, co-editor; Honor Society; Teddyettes. sec.; I.R.L, sec.; Placus, pres.; Xon-Onn; I Remember Mama ; Princess Selection Committee; Ticketeers; Berg's High School Board. Undecided. Slusher. Pat Her life is a continuous succession of smiles. Portsmouth Grade School; Girls' Glee; Reg. pres., v-pres., sec.; Office Help; Xen-Onn; Placus; Aeques; Zhroda; Xi-Phias; Prop-pers; Jr. from. Committee; May Court, Pep Club. Vanport or Oregon State College. Shortridge. Patsy Hor wolcomo smile brings sunshine. Portsmouth Grade School. Reg. sec.; Ranger Weekly Staff; Tle-vosoor; Xen-Onn; Trazaca; Xi-Phias, v-pres.; Fire Squad; Senior Activity Committee; Jr. Prom Ticket Committee Chairman; Dance Committee; Topper Committee. Oregon State Colloge. Skovgard. Dale What shall a man do but be merry? Smith. Barbara Joanne A jowol of a woman, is bottor than a woman of jewels. Portsmouth Grade School; Reg. v-pres.; Red Cross Rep.; Office Help; Library Staff; Cafeteria Holp; Honor Society; I.R.L; Jr. Committee. Cap and Gown. Secretary. Smith. Elizabeth ‘You stand in your own light. James John Grade School; Girls' Glee; Reg. v-pres.. sec.; Aoques. pres.; Office Help; Teddyottes; Azamma; Red Cross. Girls' League Rep. Work. Smith, Don No good man ever grew rich all at once. Portsmouth Grade School; Mixed Chorus; Hi-Y; DeMolay; Jr. Baseball. Work. Smith. Nadone “If speech is silver, then silence is golden. Vanport Junior High Schoo!; Library Staff; Kalon Work. Snyder. Patricia God has two dwellings, one in heaven, the other in a loving and thankful heart. Portsmouth Grade School; Activity Office; Honor Society; Azamma; Cosmo-Ki; F T A. College. Spisla. Louis If all but had his knowledge. Transfer from Benson High School. Undecided. Smith. Brady A swift runner; he will travel far.” Transfer from Jefferson High School; Boys' Glee; Lettermen Club; Key Club; St. Johns Hi-Y; Fire Squad; Cap and Gown Committee; Senior Class Play. Junior Miss ; Varsity Track, Varsity Cross Country; Bowling Team. Veteran of Army Air force; Air Force. Smith, Myron Personality is to man as perfume is to a flower. Ortonville Public School; Band; Reg. v-pres. College. Smith, Norman Busy boys are better boys. Spencer. Barbara The bluebells nod as 3he passes by. Starkol. Arlene Queen rose of the rosebud garden of girls. Peninsula Grade School; Choir; Mixed Chorus; Girls' Glee; Rec. sec.; Azamma. sec.; Deleet. v-pres; Xen-Onn; Student Council; Senior Committee. Class Pin; .Stage Crew, Junior Miss and I Remember Mama ; All-City Choir; Girls' Ensemble; May Court. College. Stophenson. Marvin Learning makes a good man better.” James John Grade School; Ranger Annual Staff; Honor Society; Lettermen Club; Optimists; Fire Squad; Senior Class treas.; Senior Committee, Pictures; Jr. and Varsity Football; Track, Jr. and Varsity; Hal York Football Trophy. College. Stiles. Wayne ”Ho doth, indeed, show some sparks that are like wit. Portsmouth Grade School; Boys' Glee; Reg pres.; Zion Hi-Y; Fire Squad; Jr. and Sr. Class v-pres.; Jr. Baseball. Jr. Football. Work. Strait. Ron Such and so various are the tastes of men. Stutevoss.Bob ‘’Groat mon aro slow in words and earnest in conduct. Portsmouth Grade School; Reg. Officer. Undecided. Swiggum. Clifford Praise is but the shadow of virtue. James John Grade School; Junior Achievement. Work. Taylor. Eugone Everyone knows he knows much.” Baker Junior High, Baker, Ore.; Ranger Annual Staff, co-editor; Honor Society; Senior Class Picture Committee; DeMolay, scribe; Junior Achievement, pres., Bausch and Lomb Science Award. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Tipp. Audrey E. Heart on her lips, and soul in her eyes, Soft as her clime, sunny as her skies.” Sherwood Grade School, Shor-wood. Ore.; Transfer from Sherwood High School, Sherwood. Ore.; Choir; Girls' Glee, sec.; Mixed Chorus; Red Cross Rep. Undecided. Stites. Rodney I do not profess to bo no less; nor more than what I seem. Peninsula Grade School; Choir; Mixed Chorus; Torch-Y. pres.; Activity Office Staff; Ski Club; Senior Class Play, I Remember Mama ; Bowling Team; Red Cross Rep. Multnomah College. Studdard, Otis “It matters not how long you live but how well. Shumway Jr. High School, Vancouver, Wash.; Transfer from Clover Park High School. Tacoma. Wash.; Ski Club, pres.; Senior Committee. Announcements; Junior Achievement. College. Sweet. Bob School is wonderful if you don't overdo it. Assumption Grade School Transfer from Columbia Prep. Reg. Officer; Junior Committee A.A.U. Service. Taylor. Don He could whip his weight in wildcats; and you never hoard him squeal. Sitton Grade School; Choir; Mixed Chorus; Boys' Glee; Reg. pres.; Hi-Y; Optimist; Student Council; Fire Squad, chief; Jr. Baseball; Jr. and Varsity Basketball; Jr. and C Squad Football. Undecided. Torryah, Jack Men aro but children of a larger growth. R. P. Boise Grade School, Boise. Idaho; Transfer from Jefferson High School; Choir, pres.; Boys' Ensemble; Boys' Glee; St. Johns Hi-Y. pres.; Catopterica, pres.; Stage Crew for “Junior Miss”; Bowling. Work. Toussaint. Morton Wisdom consists of being wise at the right time. Reg. pres., sec., treas.; Soph. Torch-Y, Junior Hi-Y, Zion Hi-Y; DeMolay. College, then Navy. Vantine, Pat A lovely girl whose charms are so great they cannot bo resisted. James John Grade School; Girls' Glee; Reg. treas.; Office Help; Teddyettes, treas.; Azamma. sgt.-at-arms; Amicitia, Docere; FVep-pers; Tri-Y; Senior Baccalaureate Committee; Ticket Chairman, Junior Miss ; Bethel. Jr. Princess. Vanport College. Verhine. Peggy “Her eyes are pools of golden happiness. Assumption Grade School; Transfer from Parkrose High School; Office Help, Honor Society, I.R.L., Inter-City treas.; Ticketeers. Marriage. Vick, Victor The glory of young men is in their strength. Eliot Grade School; Orchostra; Choir; Boys' Glee; Lettermen Club; Jr. and Varsity Baseball. College. Walker. Norman An honest man is God's noblest work. Trinity Lutheran Grade School; Junior Baseball; Junior Achievement. Work or Armed Forces. Wallaco.Eldon His mind is his kingdom, and his will his law. Ubrick, Curt You cannot change your battloficld. Veach. Joann A charming manner; comely, too; Once a friend, always true. Keyboard Kids; Office Help; Sr. Committee; May Court. Marriage. Verkoy. June Let her own works praise her.” Vanport Jr. High; Cafeteria Help. Work Waldron. Jean A girl who is liked by everyone. Sitton Grade School; Transfer from Girls' Poly; Girls' Glee. Work or marriage. Wall. Carol A pleasant companion is as good as gold. Vanport Junior High; Choir; Mixed Chorus; Girls' Glee. Dental college. Walton. Dick There are but two great men in the world. I wonder what the other one is doing tonight. Peninsula Grade School; Choir, v-pres.; Mixed Chorus; Choir Council; Reg. pres., v-pres., sgt -at-arms; Zion Hi-Y; Pep Club; Boosters Club, v-pres.; Fire Squad; Senior Dance Committee; Jr. Prom Committee; Senior Class Play, I Remember Mama”; Yell King; Junior Baseball; DeMolay; Topper Dance Committee. College or work. Washburn. Mary Anne There's nothing as can dwell in such a temp!©. Peninsula Grade School; Band; Orchestra; Pep Band; Reg. pres., sec.; Honor Society; Preppers; Rainbow Girls; Mariners, lunior Achievement; All-City Band; University of Portland Music Camp. Business college. Woir, Kenny In all labour there is profit. Portsmouth Grado School; Reg. treas. Work. Wild©. Don A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men. Portsmouth Grade School; Meehan Hi-Y. College. Wilson. Don His mistakes few; his friends many. Peninsula Grado School; Letter-men Club; Zion Hi-Y; Varsity Track. College. Winhorhollor. Bob A grin, like an epidemic, breaks out suddenly and lingers long. Wistrand. Arlene Beauty and wisdom are rarely thus joined. Peninsula Grade School; Orchestra; Reg. sec.; Preppers, sec.; Seiddet, pros.; Office Help, Ranger Weekly Staff; Teddy-ettes; Xi-Phias, treas.; Deleet; Zhroda; Bethel; Junior Achievement; Xi-Omoga. Work. Waterbury. Marlene Beauty is the perfectest herald of joy. James John Grade School; Reg. pres., sec., v-pres., treas.; Offico Help. Business college, work or marriage. Wettstoad. Marlene Whatever is worth doing is worth doing well. Vanport Jr. High; Band; Ranger Weekly Stall; Honor Society; Azamma. pres.; Docre; Student Council; Prop Committee. ‘Junior Miss”; Editor of Stato Student Council Paprr. College or work. Williams. Norma And ask no warmer comfort for thy hoart? Wilson, Verna Rae “The one who love3 and laughs must surely do well.” Wiso. Dick “Pass on; for thou has knowledge. Portsmouth Grade School; Reg. v-pres.; Activity Office; Honor Society, Hi-Y, Senior Announcement Committee; Junior Cap and Gown Committee. Oregon State College. Woodley. Lillian With hair as black as a glossy raven. Portsmouth Grado School; Transfer from Girls’ Poly; Girls' Glee; Reg. v-pres.; Xen-Onn. Work. Worthley. Joyce Nothing gains a friend as quickly as being one. Portsmouth Grade School; Transfer from Girls' Poly; G.A.A., pres.; Basketball; Letterettos. Work, play softball. Zachary, Adelaide There is one quiet, modest and fair. Zoob. Adeline Good nature pays big dividends. Sitton Grade School; Reg. pres.; Office Help; Cafeteria Help; “Dude Ranch Junior. Work. SENIORS NOT PICTURED Workman. Sally That which comes from the heart will go to the heart. Peninsula Grade School; Band; Mixed Chorus; Reg. sec. Marriage. Wright, Frances A truer friend was never known, for as a wonderful friend she shone. Vanport Jr. High School; Transfer from Vancouver High School, Vancouver, Wash.; Office Help; Cafeteria Help; Honor Society; Teddyettes; Publicity Chairman for Senior Class Plays, Junior Miss, I Remember Mama. College. Zacrep, Bob So I am little—So was Napoleon. Vanport Jr. High School; Reg. pres.; Freshman Hi-Y., pres.; Ranger Weekly Staff; Zion Hi-Y; Student Council; Fire Squad, captain; Junior Prom Committee. U. S. Air Force. Bagley. Robort Without a song the day would never end. Portsmouth Grade School; Boys' Glee; Mixed Chorus; Choir; Honor Society; Reg. pres.; Senior Class Play, I Remember Mama. ; Radio Work, KGW, KBPS. Show business. Bonin, Douglas Ten o'clock scholar. James John Grade School. Work. Bruns, Elaine Her loveliness I never kijew, until she smiled on me. James John Grade School; Aeques, treas., pres.; Red Cross Rep.; Senior Class Play, Junior Miss Advertising Committee; Orchestra. Vanport College. Cameron. Michael In his path there followed a little whirlpool of merriment. Vanport Grade School; Transier from St. Martin's High School, Olympia, Wash. Service. Carr, Eva M. The heart does not lie. Glencoe Grade School; Transfer from Franklin High School. Work, then college. Douglass, James Silence is wisdom, and gets friends. Evans, Donna Talking comes by nature, silence by understanding. Gibbons. Dwayne About him little is known, but what is known is known. Portsmouth Grade School. Work. Janssens, Martin Of pranks galore, I'll have some more.” Johansson. Art He hath his share of wisdom. Johnson, Don “He conquers who conquers himself. Washington Grade School, Ely. Minn. Stout Inst., Wisconsin. Kerner, Stan And those that were good shall be happy. Vanport Jr. High; Lettermen Club; Jr. Hi-Y; Varsity Football; Key Club. Undecided. Klassort. Gwendolyn Joan “But I have faith, sublime and true, that nothing can shake or slay.” Peninsula Grade School; Band; Orchestra; Scherzanda; Senior Announcement Committee; All-City Orchestra. University of Portland. Knight, Leither The willing heart, the patient mind. Vanport Grade School; Reg. Officer; Lettermen Club; Football; Track; Jr. Class sgt.-at-arms. Undecided. Loveland, Roscoo Where fun and work clash; let all but fun smash. Riglor Grade School; Transfer from Benson High School. Multnomah College. West, Lois Those who labor with their minds govern others. John Rogers Grade School, Vancouver, Wash.; Transfer from Highline High School, Seattle, Wash; Mixed Chorus. Undecided. Wirth, Mick . . To know him was to liko him. E renjember winter snow And, better still, its rain. But when the craze for basketball Arrived, few could refrain From losing thought of minor things, Such as the weather vane. JUNIORS r. Ronald; Alford. Donna; Anderson. Charles; Anderson. Marlene; Anderson. Marlene; Antee, Viola; Arndt. Geraldine; Ascher. Bernard; Bogle. Bob; Bachelder. Delbert; Bakke. Eleanor; Ballv. Darlene; Barnett. James; Bass. Donna. Baughman. Joan. Beach. Tod; Becker, Barbara; Beecroft, Meda; Bennett, Dale. Biddle. Phil; Billings. Geraldine; Blending, Ann; Boehle, Eugene; Bolen, Darlene; Brasky, jean; Brattstrom. Bob; Brice, Harry; Brown. Lionel; Budrius, Mary .Ann; Brummett, Frank; Bums, arry; Alice; Caldwell, Carol; Caldwell. Elizaboth; Camarra. August; Campbell, Wesley; Cannard, Ed; Carr, Carolyn; Chapman. Helen; lark. Delsa; Cole. Yvonne; Conger, Patsy; Cook. Dennis. Cowls, Valerie; Crane. Duane; Dahlen. Beverly; Dahlquist. Beverly; Darling. Betty; Davis. Mariorie. Deane. Ken. Dial. Dolores; Dickson. Ron; Diffely, Lylah; Dillman, Pat; Durie, Carolyn; Easly, Dennis; Edgington, Kathleen; Elsenbach, Pat; Emerson, Gene; Emmons. Betty; Engstrom, James; Estey. Lucille; Eyestone. Gloria. Fessler, Carleen; Filippini, Isabel; Filion. Geri; Floisch-man. Bob; Fletcher. Lucille, Franklin. Norma. Freeman. Peggy; Galloway, Judy. Ganier, Janet, Gerlach, Carol. Gilbertson. Clarine: Gloavos Loland; Goodenough, Robert; Goodwin. Lois; Govia, Mel; Griffith, Don; Gross. Ron; Grubb. Frank; Hager, Alice; Haliski, Betty; Hall, Richard; Halstead. Fern; Ral-verson. Verio; Halvorson, Alice; Haner, Thelma; Harder, Shirloy; Hardin, Marjorie; Hayman, Jack; Hellyer. Connie; Honno, Goral-dine; Higley, Glonna; Hill. Kay; Hill. Shirley; Hillier, Janot; Hol-men, Joy; Horton, Roy; Houston, Nella; Hunt. Cliff; Imdiokc. Soanno; Imel, Pat; Irish, Colleen. Iverson, Edna; Ivorson. John; oromiah. Shirley; Johnson, Joan; Johnson. Verna; Johns Mary; ones, Margaret; Jones, Minnie Lee; Jorgenson Betty; Kalimanis. Tom; Kardoll. Harold; Keith, Shirley; Keliker, Janice; Kenobbie, Twila; Kont, Brian; Kirby, Carolyn. Kirkendall, Garold; Kiser, loan; Klein, Elva; Knispel, Fred; Knotts, Pat; Kuohn. Barbara; Lampman, Lila. Lane. Pat; Lapp, Rox; Larson. Larry; LaValloy, George; Lecher, Ruby; Leonard. Irving Lind, Sanford; Lindstrom, Keith; Lockett. Leonard; Lofland, Louis; Lollino, Madoline; Luke, Ken; McDonald, Don,- McHonry. Mickey; McIntyre, Sharlone; McLoughlin, Lois, McNoaly. Joannine; Maaness. Marlene; Mag-nett. Lois; Martin, Twila; Maston, Alyce; Mayhack, Don; Mills, Pat; Mohr, Alma; Moore. Robert. JUNIORS Moppin, Eloiso. Moravics, Darlene; Morrison. Allan; Nelsen, Richard; Nelson. Lois; Nelson. Nola; Newport. Geraldine; Newton, Jacqueline; O'Leary, Dennis; Olsen, Dons; Olson, Orvin; Olson, Reynold; Otter. Joan; Ottoboni. Fetor; Overby. Lois; Parrish, Gene; Parrish, George; Parson. Helen; Parton, Doralyn; Paulsen. Lois; Payne, Shirley; Peacock, Lawronco; Perry, Lorotta; Pctorson, Bob; Potorson, Gary; Pilakowski, Edian; Piltz, Ray; Pitton. Joe; Plumb. Carol; Powell, Ed; Rader. Cathenno, Rasmussen. Mary Lou; Reid. Bob; Reid. Roberta; Reisbick. Morns; Rom-mick, Dolphine; Rios, Lois; Roberts, Chuck; Roidt. Bev; Roley. Sharlene; Ross. Shirley; Sampson, Jo Ann. Sauter, Pat; Sheahon, Willard; Scheel, Larry; Schleinmg. Ron; Schmid. Jackio; Schofield. Jo; Schriobor, Eileen Schworln. Catherine; Scott, Ina. Scott, Inez; Smith, Jack. Smith. Larry. Snow. Barbara; Sodorbera, Lila; Spath. Sylvia; Stai. Gloria. Standeford. Vici; Stophenson, Morna; Stephenson, Thomas; Stringor, Hattie; Stnngham. Lalia; Sumblin, Karleno; Talbot. Cliff; Tonnyson, Charles; Thomas, Marlene; Thompson. Don; Thurman. Joan; Tolman, Dixio; Toussaint, Merits; Townsend, Eunico. Trober. Shirley; Tucker. Esthor. Tumor, Bill; Unger, Bob; Vanarsal. Pat; Vanek, Betty; Vantine, James; Ver-bout, Rita; Wagoner, Lyle. I JUNIORS Walker. Shirley. Wall. Ina; Waltman. Violet; Ward. Jean; Whit- Wishon. Jackio; Wold. Don ; Woods. Pat; Wright, Howard; ney, Clayton; Wilkerson, Duane; Winkler, James; Winslow, Bill; Ziemer, Carol. 5 cptumour SOPHOMORES Adams, Carol; Alderson. Janet: Allon. Dick; Anderson, Arnold; Anderson. Dorothy; Andorson, Joyce; Anderson, Judy; Anderson. Val Gene; Arndt, jo Anno; Atchison, Elizabeth; Barchek, Jim; Bare. Dale; Bartholomew, Logan; Beach, Sharon; Beiswangor, Carolino; Bonnett, Stanley; Benson. Marlono; Bergovin. Elizabeth; Black. Darryl; Bladow, Elizabeth; Blair, Frank. Blue, Albert; Boles, Bud; Boraas. John; Bowers. John; Boyd. Everett; Bradshaw. Mary Lou; Brown. Clifton; Brown. Jorry. Brown. Mary Ann. Browning. Joanne; Bruno. LeRoy; Burk. Ruth. Bussey. Gordon; Carlson. Shirley; Cassidy. Leo; Chitwood, Lorene; Christman. Charles; Clow. Gloria; Coad, Dennis; Conachan. Wayne; Cory, Marlene; Cornwall. Deloros; Cromer, Joanne; Dahl. Lola; Davis. Larry. Deane. Donald. ✓ o o • ' 'A 09 '3U x n Cn. 1 ■ ft n SOPHOMORES P rr «jM. Judy; Doi z. George; imiii., John; Dollarhide. Man-K'v Donaldson Norman; Dowling. Eilono; Dutchor, Donald; DuVal . Nola; Edgmgton. Janet; Eilts. Paulino; Elsey. Marian. English. ron; Erieksen Janet. Erickson D®an. Ernst. John. Ethridge, Ralph- Evjon, Gordon. Farrell. Patricia; Fenton. Wal-Fessler. Cassolono. Fischer. Dolores. Fleming. Saundra. Foster Patricia; Fox. Bob; Fugua, Donna. Garnor, Virginia; Gat-ton, John; Geiglo. Gladys; Gordes. Mina. Gilliland, Jorry; Grcnnc, Jackio; Gustafson. Rogor; Guy. lbert; Hacko. Ethol; Hager. Dean; Haney. Shorrill; Hanson. Marian; Hansen, Gcno; Harder. Arlene; harmon. Clyde- Harms, Bill; Harris, Nancy Leo; Hayes, John; Hayman Bov; Heckman. Norbort; Hendricks. Ron; Hortol, Ger-hardt; Hillyor, Carol; Hoisington, Jon; Holtor. Phyllis; Hopkins, Wanda; Hord, Gail; Huskoy, Ted; Pacobsen. Robort; Jenson. Heien; Jodoin. Robert; Jonos, Beverly; Jones. Frances; Jones. Mary Etta; Jones. Glen; Johnson. Earl; Johnson. LaVonne; Jordan, lames. Justico. Bob. Karstotter. Lewis. Karth. Shirley; Kawaski, Masato; Keefe, Vornon; Keith. Leonard; Kozear, Mary Ann; King, oyce; Kiser. Gloria; Kleiv. Gerald. Korang, Dorothy; Kuehl, Waumta; Landstreot. Evelyn; Larson. Bethel. SOPHOMORES Laverdure. Yvonne; Le Bleu, Gary; Le Fors, Garoldino; Le Gore Gary, Linhart, Frances, Folland, Marvin; Lorenzen Arlene; Lovo Francos; Lovelace, Virginia; Luonser, Elaino; McBride. Gaylee McDormott, Stephen; McNeff, Nadine; Maas, Betty; Macey, Berna dine. Madson. Robert- Mahar. Suzanne; Mangum. Wallace; Mar ino. Ida; Marshall, Vernon,- Martin. Catherine; Mather, Carol Meyen. Eloanore; Midkilf Richard; Miller. Alta; Miller, Joyce Minch. Robert. Minchow Edward; Minor. Shirley; Monda. Betty oore, Louise; Moppin, Richard; Morin, Billye; Morrow. Louise Morse. Fred: Murray, Colleen; Murray. Melville; Nail. Barbara Neale. Charles; Noece. Glenda; Needham. George; Noifondorf Neffendori, Ronald; Newville. Lois; Nortoll. Fay; Norton. Ruth; Nylund, Jo Ann; Olafson. Caroline; Olson. Pete. Olsen. Roger; Opperud. DuWayne; Pace. Nancy; Patterson, Art; Pattorson. John; Peabody. Charles; Pinex. Botty; Penix. Carolyn; Penn. Jeannette; Perkins. Peggy; Petty. Jean; Phillips. Emanuel; Phillips, Jo Ann; Plow. Don.- Pollard, Damon; Potter, Dan; Pottratz. Richard; Powell, Lillian; Quadrus. Donna; Ragan. Lonen; Ratlilf, Dorothy; Rawls, R. D.; Read. Arlene; Richardson. Mary Edna; Roberts, David; Rogers. Harry; Rogers. Juno; Runyon. Ruth; Rupp. Myrna, Skogstad. Arthur, Scull. Dolores. S««r« Donald Secrest. Beverly; Selland. Autumn; Sewell. Car-Bernadette; Sheldon Dale. Cheldon; Verlin; Sher-nil Av'«; Shorthouse, Joseph; Shults, Ralph. Slaby. Margie; Sly Dick; Smith. Carol; Smith. Donald; Sonju. Betty. Sorrell, Dennis Spisla. Anna; Staley Alice; Starr. Normalee; Stevenson. Muriel Stephens Eddie; Stiles Sally; Stites. Donna; Sundsten. Sandra urber, Edwin; Swoboda. Yvonne; Swiggum. Alice; Swiggum Anna; Tappins. Nancy; Tennyson. Sandra; Thorsen. Diane; Tiley Scott; Trusky. Charles; Vanes. Maxine; Verbeck. Grant; Walton Nancy; Waner, Jackie; Ward. Pat; Ware. Margaret; Warren, Carol Warren. Beverly; Washburn. Claude; Welch, Pat; Weller. Radene Wells. Charlene; Whitney. Pat; Wilder, frame. Wilkens. Pat Winterholler, Mary Ann.- Williams. Joanne; Wilson, Gordon Wood, Eugene; Wolf, Luanne; Young. Bill. V 9’AtefaHe i w- 13 I ’ o o ¥ i Mo A 12 O FRESHMEN Abella Barbara. Acquin. Juanita. Adams. Ed; Adams. Kenneth; Albrecht. George; Andersen. Robert; Alexander. Bill; Antonsen. Tonya; Arnason. Norine; Baird. Mary Jo: Ballatore, Shirley; Batoman. La Reta; Bernhardt. Ed Jack: Barrow, FRESHMEN Bernhardt, Everott; Boveridgo, Betty; Beveridge, Robert; Boyor Avis; Biddlo. Nancy; Bills, Darloon; Blakesley, Ila; Blayden, Bob Brockhaus, Mary; Bethel, John; Brown, Norma; Brawley, Bonnio Bredeen. Porry; Bruhn, Dyvonno; Bump, Botty; Burdick, Rose marie; Calcagr.o. Richard; Caldwoll. Larry; Cates. Nilda; Colvin Shirley. Camp. Dona; Campbell. Gordon. Carey. Patncia; Carl son. Myron. Carper. Orvalla; Cathcart. Ben; Chambers Donald Cheney. Robert; Chitwood Beverly; Chnttensen Pal. Clow Darlono; Coad, Jo Ann; Colfey, Carolyn; Coffin. Don, Connell Barbara. Coots. Judy; Cosper. Dale; Cox. Cox Janet; Creager. Wilma; Crow. Frances; Crouch, Betty Jane Cummins. Vanda; Davis. Barbara; Davis, Eddie; Davis, Gloria; Davis. Ronald; Dardis, Una Joan; Deane. Eloico; DeLanco. Jack; Dennis. Jian; Dixon. Karen; Donaldson, Tod; Doig. Barbara; Dowling. Charlono; Downing. Mary Lou; Downing. Sharyn; Dudley, John; Dwight. Botty; Eller. Roberta; Ellis. James; Elmlund, Judy; Erickson. Harold; Estey, Howard; Eyestono. Nancy; Foni-moro, Jeroldmo; Fentor, Ellen; Feoco. Jeanne; Fillion. Dick; Foltz, Rachaol. Fowlor. Janet; Freiberg, Heddy; Garland, Shirley; Gardner, Marilyn: Geldakor, Charles; Gcllor, Guy; Gordes, Phillis; Gibson, Jana Lou, Gill, Jack, Gustafson, Victor. FRESHMEN Glaser, Kennoth. Goin, Arlene; Goldsmith. Waltor; Gonzalos Richard; Grannell. Larry; Green. Horico; Grenz. Vernon; Grilleth Lois; Hall, Charles; Hall, Donald: Mamron. Maxine; Hanes. Jack Hanks. Reed; Hansen. Arlone; Hanson, Richard; Hanson, Sandra Harrison. William; Harmon, Goorgo; Harryman. Gerald; Hartford Nadine; Hartley, Alexander; Hauch, Gale; Hayden. Lorraine Headley. Mary; Heath. Jim; Holgorson. Barbara; Holgerson Sharon; Heigal. Marilyn; Helbig, Barbara; Kleinberg. Karen Hickman. Dorothy; Higgins, Arlene; Higgens. Bud; Hogan, Ed ward; Holliday, Wondel; Hopkins. Ronald; Horn. Marvin; Hosack Mary Jo; Howo. Jackie; Hunt. Pat; Hutchinson. Mary Jane; Hud son. Leroy; Inskoop, Roris; Jackman. Richard; Jasperson. Jam os; Joannoret. Ellen; fennoss. Ann; Jonsen, Gayle; Jensen. Gloria; Jodoin, Gordon; Johnson. Barbara. Johnson. Fayo; Johnson. James; Jonos, Eva May; Johnson. Horace. Jorgenson. Mary Jane; Kaer, Beverly, Kadlec. Jerry; Kelly. Willio; Kellogg. Pat; Kennedy, Richard; Korth. James; King, Wilma; Kirkland. Bob; Hepner, Carol; Knoo. Jack; Knight. Curtis; Knutson, Gerald; Kostuch, Duane; Kraft. Phyllis; Landroville. Dorene; Lane. Helen; LaPorte, Betty; Larson. Guy; Larsen. Marilyn; Leifur, Alice; Leonard. Rodney; Lilja, Richard; Leckberg, Ila; Lewis. Bob. Lindquist. Roberta. FRESHMEN Linstrom. Terry; Lorenz. Fred; Long. Linda; Loster. Ronnio; McConnell Lynn, McCormick. Kalheleen; McCormick. Shirley; McKenzie. Nancy; McLarty. Virginia; McNealy. Maxtno; Madison, james; Marquotto, Arleta; Mark. Edward; Martin. Larry; Martin, Venita; Marshall. Jo Ann; Mayhead, Janice; Maunu, Sharon; Moore. Janet; Mannhaltor, Vonita; Moravics. Bernard; Morin. George; Morin. Shirloy; Morrill, Kay; Mounco. Joan; Mills. Kay; Murr. Myrna; Napoleon, Isabella; Nelson, Billy; Nolscn. Gordon; Neilan. Dick; Nowport Merna; Newton, Barbara; Ncwville. Jane; Nail, Duane. Niles, Robert; Noe. Jerry; Noble. Janet; Orr, Robert; Olson. Charlos; Palmer, Elaine; Palmer, James; Parsons. Alice; Parrish. Joan; Pashley, William; Pence. Betty; Perkins. Peter; Petersen. Norman; Petersen. Walter; Piko. Raymond; Prink, Roberta; Poster. James; Potter, Allen; Powoll, Betty; Powell, Ray; Pryor, Alice; Quinn, Larry; Ragan, Lillian; Roth. David; Rang-strand, Ernie. Rice, Ronald. Richardson. Bob; Richardson. Jean; Roley, Dale; Rodin. Moms; Roden. Dennis; Ross. Patricia; Royse, Gary; Sackett. Carol; Selland. Jack; Saunders, Carol; Schild. Betty; Scott. Alan; Shaifer. Jamesie. Shaw. Larry; Sherman. Cynthia; Simila. Sheila; Simmons. Mavis; Skyles. Margio; Slyter. Ronald; Smethers, Nancy. FRESHMEN Smith, Boverly; Smith. Fred; Smith. Larry; Smith. Sharon; Sorenson. Lynne; Southern, Jim; Springer, James; Stables. Goorge,-tai, James; Stang, Douglas; Stanton. James; Starkel, Joanne; Staska. Carol; Stowell, Patsy; Sterling. Sharon; Strong. Luther; Strait, Donna; Slrandlof. Bob; Sutton, Mike; Swett. Rosolyn.-Munsen. James. Thomas. David; Thomas. Gerry; Thorne, Russell; Thrienon, Jean; Tyler, Robert; Tompkins. Carol; Tooley. Almira; Vantine, Alan; Vilos. Karen,- Wackcn. Rita May; Walker, James; Walker, Sandra; Wallace. Helen; Wang. Karon; Ward. Don; Ward. Joyce; Ware, Don; Warren, Jeannette; Warren. John; Webster, Gail; Weaver. Janet; Wtlkorson. Jim; Wilson. Glonda; Wilkins. Marjone; Wilman. Jeraldine; Winherhollor, Herman; Wirkkala. Lois; WoUI. Georgo; Woolsey. Max; Wright. Sally; Wull, Myrtle; Wylam. Ronald; Young. Robert. JUNIORS WITHOUT PICTURES Abraham, Frank; Amonson. Lyman; Anderson, Maryls; Bass. Jack; Bergler, Keith, Black. Sue; Blodgett. Sue; Blue, wrry; Brooks. Lauren,- Butler. Doris; Cannard, Bill; Childress, Betty; Clark, Allen; Clark. Ed; Colfman. Pauline; Corrick, Betty; Cosper, Patsy; Coulter. LaVerr.o; Crabtree. Arlene; Dahlquist. Everett; Dean. Ken; Dean, Pete; Dezell, Charlotte; Diotz, Vernon; Farmer. Nadine; Fawlkes, James; Fowlkes, Denson; Franklin. Georgia; Gardner. Roddy; Geldakor, Janet; Gemaehlich. Gene; Gerhard, Pauline; Gragert. Donald; Hahn, Joyce; Hall, Kirby; Haupt. Joan; Henry, Jo Ann- Hitchman. Eugene; Hoflelnor, George; Hollevoet. Clinton; Huit, Colleen; Jackman. Robert; Jaccoborger. Bob; Jewell. Janette; Jones, Robert; Kerley. Virgil; Knight, Bill; Krauso, Betty; Kyer, Charles; Larson. Wayne; Lindley. Ken; McManis, Pat; McNeel. Shirlov; Mann. Clayton; Marley. Dean; Marlowe. Bannie; Mavhead. Fred; Men, Diana; Miller, Allred; Mineau. Marlene; Moilaneu, John.- Monda, Ronald; Newton, Earl; Parsons. Larrv; Perkins. Jerry; Philip, Earl; Roberts. June; Satterthwait. Cliff; Schelb. Phorn; Schillereff, Joan; Socrost. Larry; Shaw. Maxine; Shopard. Marilyn; Stowe, Janot; Taber. Lma; Teeter. Clayton; Thomas. Jack; Thorp. Roy; Thorstenson, Melvin; Towor. Darlene. Waddmgton. Lester; Watkins. Patti; Watson. Nadyne; Westlund. Bonnie; Wntala. Doris; Wiley. Richard. Worthington. Donna.-Young. Jessel; Zook. Lorraine. Adams, Merle; Bartlett, Doloros,- Berglund, Harold; Bish, Irene; Brooks. Laurene; Brown. Richard; Broyles. Kathryn; Burke. Jim; Calvert, Jane; Carmen, Diane; Cheney, Duane; Chilcote, Laurie; Clark, Nancee; Class. Donald; Collins. Joe; Connolly. Pat; Cramer, Henry.- Croall, Don. Daily. Sybil; Dickson. Shirley. Dietz, Dorothy; Dollarhide. Jackie; Donaldson. Janet; Dunaway. Margaret; Dunn. Charlotte; Elsenbach, Geraldine; Evans. Mary; Falkner, Bob; Fenimore. Mervin,- Ferrier. Robert; Field, Jac .-Flori. Frank. Friend Kenneth. Gibbons. Jim. Gilliland. Jack; Goff. Nathan; Goode. Judy; Gordon. Richard; Hansen, Vern; Harper. Lewis; Hatley. Jack; Hayes, Jack; Hof fart. Joe; Honey, Arnold; Holter. Phyllis; Hotchkin, Harold; Houghton. Jane, island. John; Johnson, Ann; Johnson, Janet. Johnson. Joan; Johnson. Virgil; SOPHOMORES WITHOUT PICTURES Johnson, Willie; Kellog. Sylvia; Kellogg. Peggy; Larson, Joanne; Lashley, John; McDonald. Charles; Madlana. Harold; Mayhew, Jackie; Mineau. Joannine; Moon. Sally; Mulberry. Don; Nelson. Larry; Newville. Joy; Noce. Gerald; Parvin. Wilbur; Prink. Rob-ortalee; Quinn, Bill; Ramsthel, Donald; Rappe, Sidney; Raxter, Ted; Raxter, Loly; Read. Joyce; Reddington. Robert; Romero. Albert; Saban, Johnny; Sarnok. Joe; Sandall. Jerry; Satterthwart. Bob; Scofield, Patrick. Smith, Eva; Smith. Jim; Taber. Harry; Taylor, Richard; Tennyson, Sandra; Thompson. James. Trusky. Charles; Waldron Ricnard. Ward. Bob; Warren, Carol; Wobor. Arlene; Widmer. Richard; Williams. Joanne; Wise. Sharon; Wise-hart, Charles; Wysingle. Shirley; Younce. Delores. Qounce. Donna. Baker. Nelson. Barbour. Roger, Barton. Robert. Bates, Goorgia; Biormann. Carole; Billiar. Michael; Black, Robert; Brooks. Larry, Brown Nelda; Brown. Paul; Burgor, Josoph; Burns. David; Carlson Shirley; Chapman. Beverly; Clark. Patricia. Cole. Shirley; Cordes, Evolyn; Cribbs, John; Crosby. Moses; Daily, foannoan; Dickinson. Richard; Dillree, Dolores; Dinsmoro. Dennis; Dudley, John. Hood. Robert; Foor, Jacqueline; Fox, Connie; Friend. Rich-ard; Givens, Bobbie; Goff. Nora Ann; Goodonough. jean; Gotcher Ronnie; Gunsales. Don; Gustafson. Victor; Hally. Clyde; Hamilton Janet- Hawkins. Viona. Heard. Niquita; Henson. Bob; Holladay. Wendell; Homolton. Janet- Hopkins, Ron.- Howard. Barbara; Keller. Donna; Kolly. Morris; Kent, Helen; Kerley. Virginia; Korr, Melvin; Klein, Sally; Lampman, Harold; Locxborg, FRESHMEN WITHOUT PICTURES 11a; Ljl|eblad, Eddie; Lindstrom Leroy; Ixifstrom. Francis; lx vo, Joanne; Lundquist. Carolyn; McCoy. Bill; Mcl rty, Virginia; McNealy, Maxine; Mace, Syble; Manning Jack; Mineau. Douglas; Misfeldt, Nadine; Munson. Arden; Nail. Duane; Ohlsen. Dolores; Parsons. Robert, Patt. Dick; Peterson. Earl; Pottit, Dan; Plew, Robert; Pott. Richard; Pouppert, Ronald; Powell, Ullian: Richmond. Clifford; Roley, Dale; Sackott, Eileen; Sager. Ardyth; Sautor, Richard; Scott, Irmafoan; Socrost, Duano; Sherwood, Robert; Sinden. Annette; Smith, Don. Smith. Ray; Smith. Roy; Sonnonburg. Marvin. Spicher, Robert; Spinden, Sam; Stover, Bernice; Taylor. Helen; Teoter, Bob; Thorsen. Harold; Wade. Ronald; White. Billie; White. Walter. Wiitala. Bill; Wise. Sharon; Wheller, Charlone; Williams, June; Wilson. Glonda. VISITORS }6i ROOSEVELT 20 K ±r E remember gentle spring With clear blue skies and sun And flowers blooming everywhere, And, when school hours were done, The baseball games we nearly lost— Or else, we nearly won. —V. C. STUDENT COUNCIL L. Johnson ....................President (Fall) A. Anderson ................President (Spring) B Johnson. Commissioner of Records; M. Wettstead, Commissioner ol Finances; S. Treber, Asst. Commissioner oi Finances; E. Robblee, Editor; R. Bottlor, Commissioner of Boys' Activities; A. Gonzalos. Commissioner of Girls' Activities; J. Hansen. Commissioner of Social Activities; B. Gustafson. Business Manager; D. Schiller, President of Reo. Presidents; B. Zacrop, Commissioner of Public Wolfaro; A. Starkol, Commissioner of Records; B. Emmons. Asst. Commissioner of Finances; R. Huntington, Editor; L. Lofland, Commissioner of Boys' Activities; J. Young. Commissioner of Girls' Activities; D. Huskey, Commissioner oi Social Activities; B. Rothman. Businoss Manager; D. Taylor. President of Reg. Presidents. RANGER WEEKLY STAFF Editors-in-chief—E. Robblee. R. Huntington. Nows editors—V. Bowman, B. Roidt, R. Burgoson. Feature editors—R. Huntington, A. Morrill. Third page editor—M. Wettstoad. Sports editors—A. Dickinson, B. Duncan. Business managor—A. Wistrand. Reporters—L. Dorrah. E. Fox, L. Johnson. M. Kirkelie. R. Morse, S. Sanford, D. Skougaard. J. Veach, B. Zacrep. P. Shortridge. Circulation managers—R. Burgeson, S. Nelson, M. DePauw, N. Garcia. Advertising—M. Sherratt. RANGER ANNUAL STAFF Co-editors—B. Johnson, E. Taylor. Activity editors—M. Keinath. M. Stephonson. Business managers—I. Deisz, A. English. Advertising editor—E. Fox. Distribution oditors—S. McCoy. M. Sheldon. Sports staff—B. Duncan, A. Merrill. Art staff—R. Robbins, J. Dean. Typing editors—M. Kirkland. P. Midkifi. Staff mombors—B. Gregory, R. Stites. E. Robblee. D. Sieorist. P. Busch, J. Sackett, M. Kirkelie, J. Worthley, D La Buff, N. Redmon. L. Nelson, S. Sanford, R. Roth. 6. Gustafson. GIRLS' LEAGUE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Mary Lou Keineth ........President Delores LaBuif .....Vice-President Rena Morse...............Secretary Shirley Hill.............Treasurer Pat Sauter Corresponding Secretary FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE GIRLS' LEAGUE Row 1—S. Sterling. N. Eyostono, D. Ohlsen. J. Cox, N. Starr, B. Macey. Row 2—A. Jonness, L. Dahl, D. Kor- ang. D. Fischer. G. Elsenbach. Row 3—B. Soniu, S Harm. L Bateman, J. Millor, D. Quadrus. A Marquette. JUNIOR AND SENIOR GIRLS' LEAGUE Row 1—P. Sautor. N. Coulter, M. Keinath, R. Roth. K. Dawley, J. Sacked. Row 2—P. Vantino, B. Smith, D. Sio- arist, M. Thomas, P. Nitz, R. lorse. Row 3—F. Calcaano. E. Bakko, J. Geldaker. B. Dahlon, B. Roidt, J. Kiser. XENONN Left to right— Row 1—P. Hendrickson, S. Davis, P. Slusher. Row 2—S. Kaufman, L. Dorrah. Row 3—D. Siogrist, G. Phillips, M. Dworak. Row 4—B. Moser, A Hager, B. Jorgenson. Row 5—M. Toussaint. J. Edgington. Row 6—B. Johnson. K. Dawloy, J. Hanson. Row 7—A. Gonzales, B. Stiles. M. Lollino. Row 8—B. Gustafson, J. Schofield, G. Folkerts, A. English. Row 9—M. Harrison. E. Liddell, P. Elsenback. T. Haner. Row 10—R Roth, D. Alfred. P. Short-ridge. V. Kennedy. M Shaw. A. Starkel, C. Plumb. KEYBOARD KIDS Left to right— Row 1—D. Draeger, B. Carner, J. Sackett. M Sheldon, N. Redmon, D. Grannell, S. Potts, M. Albrecht, D. LaBuff. Row 2—M. Waterbury, J. Veach. E. Chossmore, P. Busch. J. Muollor, M Lee. P. Mills, D. Parton. A. Mohr. Row 3—P. Midkoff; M Kirkand, C. Dillree, M. Koehn. L. Coddington, S. Sanford. B. Johnson. Row 4—S. Beeler. Mrs. Robinson. M. Johns, D. Meeks. J. Larson. L. 'nes, J. Fischer. Row 5—L. Miller, R Hertel. D. Wil-son. D. Long, R. Robbins. W. Olson. SCHERZANDO G. Albrecht. M. Albrecht, D. Allen. J. Barcheck, D. Bacholdor, G. Billings, D. Bolen, H. Chapman, C. Coffey, M. Corey, L. Davis, K. Dawloy, P. Degn. C. Dozolle, R. Dick-osn. J. Erickson. M. Ecans, W. Fenton, D. Fillion, G. Fillion. I. Filippino, S. Fleming. C. Gilbertson, J. Gilliland, J. Gilliland, J. Govig. M. Govig. C. Harnon, J. Hayes, W. Hol-laday, R. Jacobson. S. Kaufman, V. Keefe, G. Knutson. G. Klassert, P. Knotts. B. Landis. R. Lapp. K. Luen-ser, S. Mahor. A. Marquette. A. Masten, E. Moyon, E. Moppin, M. Murray, C. Olson. B Overby, j. Patterson. D. Ports. E. Powell, J. Richardson, C. Roberts, P Scheu-fele, J. Solland, R. Stables, L. Strong, H. Tabor, R. Thorp, D. Tom-man. M. Toussaint, L. Waddington, B. Warren. C. Washburn. M. Washburn, D. Wilkerson. C. Williams. J. Williams. G Wilson. D. Wold. G. Wolff, D. Worthington. D. Younco. TEDDYETTES Left to right— Row 1—D. Huskey, P. Black. B. Dix on, D. Siogrist, S. Beeler, pres. P. Freeman, C. Carr, B. Johnson L. Taber. Row 2—D. Buhrmastor, J. Sackett. V Johnson, P. Woods. B. Overbye M. Beecroft, J. Gainor, F. Wrignt P. Sautor, C. Durie. Row 3—P. Vantino, M. Lollino, J Hillier, P. Midkiff, B. Emmons. J Otter, P. Schoufolo, N. Coulter. Row 4—D. Olson. E. Bakko. J. Geld akor, S. Ross, P Busch. M Koehn C. Killroo. D. Dreager, M. Moyer Row 5—C. Zioroer, L Strinaham, A Blanding, S. Sanford, S. Trober. Row 6—K. Larson. B Smith, M. Gill M Koinath. B. Roidt, B. Jorgenson DANCE COMMITTEE Left to right— Row 1—M. McNealy, E. Cordes. J. Hanson, D. Huskoy. P. Scheutele, J. Schoiield, D. Wold, E. Bakke. Row 2—N. Eyestono, D. Korang. J. Andorson. H. Gibbs, J. Pitton. M. Lolland. B. Spicher, J. Johnson, B. Johnson, B. Bladow. Row 3— D. Walton, W. Stiles. K. Doan, V. Marshall, T. Huskey, J. Martin, Row 4—D. Schiller. D. Bruhn, D. T. Smith, J. Gilliland. B. Reid. XI-PHIAS Row 1—D. Wold, T. Haner. B. Gustafson, P. Shortridge, A, Nelson, A Wistrand, C. Gilbertson, J. Hanson. M. Langston. Row 2—J. Hilller, B. Frost. Row 3—P. Freeman, D. LaBuff. Row 4—S. Jeremiah. L. Dorrah. Row S-S. McNeal. Row 6—M. Shaw, J. Andorson. Row 7—J. McNealy. A English-Row 8—L. Perry, E. Fox. Row 9—P. Welch. D. Huskoy. Row 10—P. Slusher. E. Bakko. ZRHODA Row 1—D. Fisher, N. Arnason, D. Strait. J Andorson, A. English. G. Elsenbach, M. Wintorhollor, E. Bladow. Row 2—P. Schoulole. Row 3—P. Welch. Row 4—M. Slaby Row S—A. Wistrand. Row 6—G. Hord. Row 7—L. Dahl. Row 8—M. McNealy. Row 9—M. Helgerson. Row 10—D. Huskey, Nancy Biddle. Row 11—P. Ward. Row 12—J. Elmlund, Miss Hughes. B. LaPorte, J. Coad. B. Helgerson, R. Eller. A Mohr. J. Starkol, D. Schull. FIRE SQUAD D. Barbour, J. Barnett, T. Boach, R. Bottler, D. Bruhn, D. Cheney. K. Deane, M Dworak, J. Elsenbach. J. Engstrom. B. Fox. E. Fox, R. Gibbs, J. Griffiths, B. Gregory. M. Govia. R Gustafson. K Hall. D. Hoke. F. Johnson. J. Johnson, L. Johnson. C. Knight, D. LaBuff, J. Larson, L. Lof-lana, D. Long. M. McHenry, B. Macy. P. Mahor. V. Marshall, L Martin. B. Miller. T Mlneau, H. Nelfon-dorf. M. Olafson, D. O'Leary, D. Owens. B. Potorson J. Pitton, R. Reirson, R. Robbins, B. Rothman. D. Schiller, L. Shaw. W. Sheahon, B. Steinfold, M. Stevenson. W. Stiles, R Strait. C. Talbot. B. Turner, D. Taylor. S. Tylie. R. Willis, H Win-ternoller, B. Zacrep. AMICITIA Left to right— Row 1—J. Brasky. P. Imel, I. Diesz, D. Grannell, P. Busch. Row 2—G. Geiale. M. Larson. M, Maaness. N. Houston, C. Dillreo, P. Vantine. Row 3—V. Johnson, D. Dillree, V. Bowman. B Roidt, C. Caldwell, K Wang. RANGER ANNUAL STAFF AND ADVERTISING STAFF Row 1—B. Johnson. B. Gustafson. A. English, D. Siogrist, I. Diesz. N. Redmon. E. Robbloo. Row 2—E. Fox, M. Sholdon. M Kirkland. J. Sackett. S. Sanford. Row 3—P. Busch, M. Keinath, S. McCoy. P. Midkiff. Row 4—A. Merrill, M Stephenson, R. Robbins. E. Taylor, J. Dean. AZAMMA Left to right— Row 1—J. Jewell, M. Kirby, S. Walker, P. Vantine, V. Johnson. L. Tabor. • Row 2—D. Ratcliff, C. Hellyer. D. Bass, L. Long. J. Keilher, I. Deisz. Row 3—G. Billings, B. Smith. L. Paulson. C. Shorwin. J. Otter, J. Newton Row 4—L Magnett, C. Kirby, B. Roidt. S. Keith. M McDonald. Row S—D. Remick, C. Sherman. A. Bums. N. Nelson. J. Kiser ST. JOHN S HI-Y Left to right— Row 1—R. Ungeh, C. Tennyson. Row 2—G. Boehle. W. Campbell. Row 3—D. Bachelor. G. Ev|en. Row 4—D. Sheldon. R. Corey. Row 5—L. Wagoner, J. Bass. Row S—R. Madson. L. Lolland Row 7—R. Pottratz, M. Govig. Row 8—R. Neffendorf, G. Emerson. Row 9—J. Tarreyall, R. Robbins. KEY CLUB Loft to right— Row 1—L. Frawley, J. Fisher, B. Brattstrom, N. Donaldson. Row 2—L Fries. B. Veek, E. Min-chow, C. Whitney. Row 3—I. Thomas, D. Meeks, D. Dutchin, L. Brown. Row 4—R. Brown, D. Perkins. TANDA Lett to right— Row 1—L. Wirkkala, P. Ross. Row 2—I. Mounec, D. Dlllree, I. Scott. K. Mills. DOCERE Loft to right— Row 1—M. Hansen. V. Johnson, C. Huit, B. Westlund. Row 2—D. Anderson, B. Dixon, B. Roidt, S. Potts. Row 3—I. Diosz, J. Schmid. J. Hahn. J. Imdioko. Row 4—N. Houston. S Treber, J. Galloway. M. Anderson, F. Wrigh.t G. A. A. Row 1—D. Fugua. L Zook, J. Worth-ley, G. Geiglo. Row 2—E. Landstroot. M. Benson, V. Lovelace. Row 3—I. Porin. N. Harris, J. New-villo, J. Groene. Row 4—Miss Stevens, E. Moppin, D. Tolman. Miss Hughes. LUANA RANGER WEEKLY STAFF. FALL AND SPRING TERMS Left to right— Row I—J. Veach. V. Bowman. R. Burgeson. R. Huntington. E. Robbie©, E. Fox, L Dorrah. Row 2—N. Garcia, S. Nelson, B. Roidf, M Kirkolio, R. Morse. M DePauw. Row 3—Mr. Downs. S. Sanford, A, Wi strand, P. Shortndge. Row 4—D. Skovoaard, B. Zacrop, A Dickinson, L. Johnson, A Morrill. AEQUES Left to right— Row J-M McNoaly. N. Starr. Row 2—D. Rouse, L Batoman. Row 3—S. McNeal, D. Fischer. Row 4—G Hord. B Smith, Miss Lennon, E Bruns, P. Sauter. Row 5—M. Wmtorholler, M. Richardson. Row 6—S. Harris, J. Starkel. Row 7—P. Slusher, M. McDonald. Row 8—R. Foltz, G Davis, B. Helbig. UGENIES 1— 1. Hahn, II FiJlippini, L. ►ther. 2— . Brown, K. Larson. J—B. Johnson, N. Nelson, N. nek. I—B. Warren. D. Olson. —N. Redmon, S. Walkor. —S. Roley. -B. Sponcor, C. Zimmer. -S. Treber, D. Stiles. -A Burns, Miss Tripp, D. ris. Left to right— Row 1—E. Robblee. S. McCoy, M Keinath. C. Gilbertson, P. Sauter, D. Wold. Row 2—M. Lollino. E. Bakke, B. Jorgensen. S. Mahar, D. Draeger. Row 3—J. Elsonbach, P. Ward, M Stable, S Stilos. MEEHAN HI-Y Leit to right— Row 1—J. Smith. D. Owens, D. Smith, B. Lilja, J. McCormick, L. Cieloha. Row 2—H. Hertel, G. Callison, I. Potter, D. Wilde, G. Knutson. Row 3—L. Millor. A. Dickinson, B. Hartford. TRAZACA Row 1—F. Calcagno, K. Cleland. M Meyer, P. Nitz. D. LaBuff, A Gon zales. Row 2—D. Draeger, K. Dawley, I Hanson, N. Walton, B. Gustafson M Dworak. Row 3—B. Johnson. E. Liddell, P Shortridge. V. Kennedy, L. Perry B. Macoy, M. Harrison. Row 4—R Morse. K. Larson. E. Fox S. Kaufman, S. Davis, M Lang ston, M. Kirkelie. COSMI K! Left to right— Row 1—D. Sarrola, J. Brown, D. Huskoy, K Cleland, G. Folkerts, S. Stilos, E. Jones. Row 2—J. Erickson, M. DePauw, R. Morse. N. Garcia. K. Larson, B. Johnson. Row 3—C. Martin. H. Chapman. L. Burkitt, G. Chapman. B. Larson. Mrs. Robinson. MYPHIDIAS Left to right— Row 1—M. Lollino, J. Hillier, P. Sauter, B. Jorgenson. C. Gilbertson. D. Wold, E. Pilakowski, J. Holman. Row 2—P. Freeman, T. Haner. P. Conger, J. Gamer, S. Jeremiah, L Goodwin, M. Thomas. Row 3—M. Shaw C. Carr, P. Knotts, M Winterholier. P. Mills, L Perry. Row 4—Mrs. Williams. M Slaby, D. Alford. P. Whitnoy, J. McNealy. AVA Row 1—A. Vantine, J. Vantmo. J. Southern, L Grannell, B Blaydon. Row 2—J. Walkor, G. Emerson, R. Hendricks. B. Shoahon. R. Hanson. Row 3—B. Reid, D. Easily. D. T. Smith. M Thurman. PHYLON Lelt to right— Row 1—B. Seybert, L. Taber, E. Caldwell. Row 2—M Johns. J. Williams. D. Bass. Row 3—G. Kiser, D. Olsen. Row 4—C. Hillyer. J. Kiser, C. Kirby. Row 5—N. Houston. J. Keliher. Row 6—L. Stnngham, J. Otter, Miss Lancaster. Row 7—D. Moravics. J. Galloway. Row 8—C Mather, J. Schmidt, C. Schwerin. Row 9—B. Roidt. G. Felion, S. Koith. IDELES Lelt to right— Row 1—B. Sonju. D. Fischer, N Walton, S. Maher. Row 2—M. Hanson. D. Stttes. M. Jones. Roj 3—F. Nortoll, M. Dollarhide. D. Quadrus Row 4—B. Nall. J. Dollarhide. PLACUS Lelt to right— Row 1—C. Gerlach. B Jorgenson. Row 2—M. Lollino, S McNeal. Row 3—B. Vanek. D. Siegrist. Row 4—K. Cleland, A. Hager, L. Dorrah. S—B. Sonju. F. Calcagno, A Gonzales. Row S—E. Ptlakowski. Row 7—P. Mills, P. Slusher. Row 8—E. Robbleo. P. Nttz. Row 9—N Walton, B. Macey, M. Pilakowski. M Harrison. P. Elsen- SCIRE Loft to right— Row 1—L. Frawley, D. Meeks, E. Minchow, B. Veek. Row 2—J. Thomas, J. Fisher, L. Fries, C. Neale. Row 3—0. Olson. Mr. Hoffman, M Kawasaki. PREPPERS Left to right— Row 1—M. Kezear. A. Boiyor, R. Burk, A Marquette. Row 2—G. Jensen. B. Schild, J. Miller, D. Ratcliff. Row 3—J. Donaldson, C. Bierman, M. Rupp, G. Jonsen. Row 4—J. Browning, K. Mills, S. Walker, H. Kent. Row 5—S. Floming. TICKETEERS Left to right— Row 1—P. Verhine, J. Hahn. J. Gan-ier, S. McCoy. Row 2—E. Bruns. C. Carr. D. Sieq-rist, M. Sheldon. Row 3—B. Emmons. S. Sanford, P. Vantine, F. Calcagno. Row 4—D. Ports, S Ross, B. Rada-maker, A. Blending. Row S—Mrs. Moinig. Mrs. Larson. KALON Left to right— Row 1—G. Minch, J. Dean, B. Dah-len. Row 2—R. Burk, V. Cowls. S. McIntyre. Row 3—D. Tower. S. Ross, P. Black. Row 4—R. Robbins. A Merrill. ACTIVITY OFFICE AND LIBRARY STAFF Row 1—M. Benson. C. Beiswanger. B Emmons, N. Franklin. B. Rada-maker, P. Mills. D. Beckman. B Dixon, S. Potts, K. Larson, E. Iverson. Row 2—Mr. Pfahl W Campbell. M. Wettstead, S- Hillier, P. Snydor. C. Martin. J. Newton. J. Mohr. L Magnet!. C. Halverson. M. McDonald. L Miller. Row 3—R. Moore, V. Johnson, S. Walker. M Johns. M. DeVries. J. Iverson. G. Franklin, L. Paulson, M. Koohn, C. Whitney. Roy 4—B. Smith. S McIntyre. Mrs. Camblin, A English, J. Harrington. J. Muoller, A. Merrill, F. Lin-hart. J. Dean. LETTERMENS CLUB Lett to right— Row 1—N. Andorsen. L. Carner, R. Hortel, B. Gregory. D. Owens, R. Bottler. M. Stephenson, R. Hoke. B Steinlield. D. Bruhn, L Gleason. Row 2—B. Turner, M Govig. J. Pot-ter. P Maher, I. Gnliiths. D Wil- K. Hall, K. Deano, T. Beach, G. Gemaohlich. Row 3—L. Lolland. T. Kiekendali. R. Nellondorl. Leonard. L McKmght, J. Barnett. J. Pitton. W Shoahon. J. Winkler. R°uY,«4 ,B„ R®jd-, I;, Noce- D Midkill. Nellondorl. V Marshall. HONOR SOCIETY M Albrecht, M Anderson, B. Baq-}?Y. D. Barbour. P Black. S. Black. V. Bowman. B Brattstrom. F. Brooks, C. Carr. F. Calcagno, K. Cleland, V. Coles. I Diesz. C. Dillree. B Dixon. B. Emmons. J. Fisher. G. Fol-kert . J- Gainer, J. Geldaker. L Gleason. M Govig. J. Hagen. M Helgerson L. Heigh. S. Hillier; N. Houston. D. Hunt. I. Iverson. M Johns. B. Johnson, J. Larson. M. Lee. S. Lind. L Lolland. D. Long, B. Lor-ance G McCormick. S. McCoy; D. M «ks. A Merrill P Midkiff. B. Mil-er P. Mills M Mmeau. G Minch. J- Mueller, J. Newton. D. O'Leary. B. Overby G. Peterson. J. Pitton. o Pori8- Polls. R. Reierson. L Ries, E. Robblce. R. Robbins. S. P° ?‘ n 'cR°loy• J- Sackolt, S San-!ord PWS V?r P Siegrist, V Shea-M Sheldon. B. Smith. M Smith. P. Snyder. S. Spath, M Stephenson M Stephenson. L. Stnngham L Taber, E Tavlor, D. Tower S. Treber J. (Teach. B. Veek. P. Verhine M Washburn. M Wett- wSadil.D - ,lk®r8C n' J- w'nklor. F Wrighl, C. Zeimer. REG. PRESIDENTS R. Shoon, J. Larsen. B. Niles. M Sutton. A Nelson. R Gibbs, f An derson. F. Johnson. J. Pitton. R. A1 exander. D. Schiller. C. Geldakoi D. Roberts. D. Fischer. E. Phillips L. Bateman M Lolland. P Kralt, P Reierson. M Anderson. M McNealv S. Lind A. Zeeb, R. Pottratz, F J- Griffiths, J. Holmen. 1 Newville, M. Hansen, S. Tiley, Sharp. K Hall. P. Kellogg. M Pila kowski, J. Barnett, M. Holgerson. P Schelb. P. Slusher. H. Winterholler B. Helbia W Holladay. M Murra Fihppini, P. Scheufele. L Co. dington, V Mannhattor. J.' Otte7' Roidl, M. Riden. D. Cox. B. Richarc u,a,A o rY?on-.F B Richarc son. D Stables. D Ratclill. F. Bruir •‘‘vDi. Fischer, M Ware, J. Sta _Fox. J. Stanton. C. 6aldwc! B. Justill, D. Black, fe. Harms. Ik ....................... Wilkerson. L Lolland. B. Rothmai | White., G Jenson. B' Miller? C Kirkendall. M Washburn. F Nortel G. Elsonbach, B. Macey. S Davi: L Estey. M Middaugh. B Vanel K. Cleland, L Gleason, J. Shollo D. Taylor, Ron Gibbs. OFFICE HELP Row I—M. Kirby, P. Vantine. I. Thurman, C. Carr. C. Gerlach. P. Scheuiolo. R. Roth. D. Draogor. M. Middaugh, E. Jones. Row 2—P. Verhine, I. Vaach, D. Korang, D. Grannou. I- Sackett, P. Frooman, B. Kuohn, L. Rais, D. Parton. Row 3—J. Hahn. F. Wright. J. Ny-lund. L Lanysman. C. Kirby, A Blanding, K. Cleland, F. Calcagno. Row 4—B. Smith, G. Neeca. C. Mather. B. Roidt, S. Koith, C. Roloy, J. Jewell. Row S—P. Dillman, J. Dollarhide, L. Taber, B. Seybert, C. Irish. Row S—B. Johnson. L Stringham. M. Keinath. B. Haliski, D. Tower. TLEVESOOR Row 1—R. Roth. M. Dworak, M. Pil-akowski. B. Gustafson. E. Fox, F. Calcagno. Row 2—B. Moser, D. Draegor, J. Holman. M. Keinath. S. McCoy. Row 3—S. Kaufman, E. Robbleo. V. Kennody, K. Dawley, A. Nolson. READY TEDDIES Row 1—P. Foster. H. Stringham. J. Greene. L. Estoy, L. Reis. J. Bras-ky; N. Arnason. N. Franklin, H. Jensen. Row 2—B. Smith, L. Magnott, B. Macoy, B. Soniu, A. Spisla. S. Walkor, S. Treber, B, Smith, S. Garland. Row 3—S. Beeler. R. Stitos, J. War-ron. C. Whitney. G. Bussey. J. Vantine. A Coin, Miss Murphy, Advisor. OPTIMIST Row 1—R. Hoke. S. Und. J. Larsen. R. Gibbs. J. Pitton. D. Taylor. Row 2—R. Reirson. M. McHenry. J. Barnett, M. Reisbeck. J. Ingstem. P. Mahar. Row 3—D. Barbour. D. Bruhn. J. Griffiths. G. Hansen, D. Schiller. R. Bottler. B. Reid. M. Olafson. 1950-51 SPORTS FOOTBALL Predicted to come in third in the Portland Interscholastic Football League, Mike DeLotto's Roughriders fought their way to second place in the contest. The Teds put everything they had into every game they played. In the championship game they played their hearts out and lost. A team cannot win all the time. That loss has put determination into next year's squad, and that determination will help them on to victory next fall. It is hard to name the outstanding players, for all are outstanding in some way. However, here are a few of the truly outstanding ones: speedy half-backs Andersen and Lofland, Bob Gregory, guard; Tex Kirkendall, full-back; and the guy that has put inspiration into every player on the team. Marv Stevenson, tackle and winner of the Hal York Trophy. Roosevelt’s football turf will bid farewell to a number of graduates this year. They are: Marv Stevenson, Bill Steinfeld, Darris Bruhn, Dwaine Owens, Neil Andersen, and Bob Gregory. The Ted sports department has come a long way from the victory-less days of yesteryear to the championship contenders of today. The spirit of the student body has done this. No one can deny this if he happened to attend the Grant and Jefferson games. For the student body proved that they do have spirit to the team and to themselves. Mike DeLotto has bid farewell to Roosevelt and with him go the respect and good wishes of this school. BASKETBALL The curtain arose on the 1951 prep basketball scene with the defending city champs of Roosevelt High School sporting one lone returnee from the squad that last year nailed down third place in the State Basketball Tourney. Picked for a last place finish by pre-season forecasters, the Teds put on a display of fight and spirit and along with a determination to win, emerged from their season tussels sporting a winless record of seven-seven to tie Grant for fourth place in the city league. OW school is out and summer’s here, Bright and warm and glad, A time we thought would feel so good Because we’d be a grad (Or hoped we would), but now we feel Strangely sad........ —V. C. Much of the team's success is owed to Marv Rasmussen, who replaced Rollie Rourke as head basketball coach for the Teddies. Coach Rasmussen built his hustlin' squad around Ron Bottler, who was the only regular returning from last year's team. Switching Ron from center post to a forward position, he used Dick Midkiff at center and teamed Jim Barnett and Tex Kirkendall for a favorable guard combination. George LaValley rounded out the starting five by pairing with Bottler at the forward positions. Each game proved a thriller for the Teds with all the city team boasting considerable strength. Some of the games played were decided by just a few points and in all their games the Teds were neither decisively beaten nor scored an easy win. With the season over, Roosevelt placed Ron Bottler, who played alternately at forward and center positions, on the mythical All-City quintet. Out of the squad that finished fourth this year there will be nine eligible to play next year. This will make the Rough Riders a potent outfit and a strong contender for the title. BASKETBALL Scores Roosevelt Opponent 32 La Grando ...... 2 21 Benson 13 21 Washington 0 26 . . Lincoln 0 27 .. . Jefferson 21 41 . . Cleveland 0 6 Franklin 0 0 . . Grant 32 7 Hood River 7 42 Beaverton 34 40 La Grande .... 48 52 La Grande 52 34 Salem 45 44 Tigard 45 40 Lewis and Clark 62 44 . Lincoln 56 47 . Lincoln 61 39 . ... Washington 31 47 Washington 37 45 Franklin 42 54 Franklin 70 45 . .. .Jofforson 51 65 Jefferson 68 32 Grant 49 51 Grant 50 47... Benson 33 43 Benson 33 52 Cleveland 51 47 Cleveland 60 BASEBALL Roosevelt Opponent 4 Cleveland 0 15 Franklin 16 1 ... Grant 7 7 Jefferson 6 7 . Lincoln 3 8 Washington 15 13 Benson 5 6 .Cleveland 2 BASEBALL Roosevelt's '51 baseball team came to bat at the start of the season with a city and state title to defend and only four returning lettermen on the team. And as usual, for this sport's year, they were picked for a cellar finish by sports-writers but as the season progressed the other teams learned that Roosevelt wouldn't give up her crown without a fight. With the season over half over as this is written, the Ted batmen have won five games as against three losses and are now tied with Washington for second place. The Teds owe much of their success this season to their new coach, Marv Rasmussen, who replaced Rollie Rourke as baseball mentor, and the tremendous hitting power the team has exhibited so far. The squad now has a team average of .319. Some of the heavy hitters on the squad are: Ron Bottler, veteran catcher, with a .450 batting average; Harv Neffendorf, Ted infielder. sporting an average of .333; and Tex Kirkendall with an average of .375; Dick Midkiff, .356 and Vernon Marshall, .321. The way the season has been progressing so far it looks as though one of our biggest losses will be Victor Vick, who has been the mainstay for the pitching staff, and another senior, Dick Walton, who has done a good job for us, too. This year's team will lose only five players from their roster by graduation so the Ted baseball team next year will be power-packed. TRACK This year's track team at Roosevelt was picked for high finish at the first of the season because of their second place finish last year and the returning lettermen from that squad. With the track season almost over it looks as if the Ted cindermen will bear out that preseason rating as the Teds placed second in the annual city relays held April 13 with the Teds taking three first places in the event. At that meet, the Ted relay team, composed of Louie Lofland, Ken Deans, Bill Steinfeld, and Neil Anderson came close to breaking the record for the 440 relay by making it in 44:7 as compared to the record 44:2 set in 1938 by Jefferson. In the annual Hayward Relays held at Eugene on April 28, the Ted cindermen failed to place in the top five places but managed to nail down eighth spot by scoring 18 points. Track coach. Mason McCoy, is in his sixth season as head cinder coach at Roosevelt. Graduation will take most of this year's stars. Some of them are; Neil Anderson, Bill Steinfeld, Luther Knight, Duane Owens, Bob Gregory and Laten Frawley. In this year's minor sports the Teds fared pretty well with the bowling team in the fall taking second place in the city loop and the hockey team ending their season in a tie. VARSITY BASEBALL Row I—V. Vick, D. Walton, R. Gibbs, J. Potter, R. Bottler. Row 2—T. Kirkendall, J. Barnott, R. Nelsen, D. Neffendori, F. Brummott, W Sheahon. Row 3—L. Scheel, Mgr.; V. Marshall, V. Anderson, R. Nellendorf, D. Midkiff, Mr. Rasmussen, Coach. B” BASEBALL Row 1—B. Whitilia, J. Springer, D. Coad, D. Rodin, N. Poterson, P. Olsen. Row 2—1. Brown. B. McCoy, G. Hansen, G. Royse. R. Gonzales, B. Niles. B A S E B A L L BASEBALL (From top to bottom) Row 1—R. Gibbs, V. Anderson, R. Nelson, B. Neffendorf, J. Potter. J. Barnett. • Row 2—F. Barum-mett, j. Gillenilaid • Row 3—D. Walton, V. Vick • Row 4—D. Midkiff, T. Kirkendall, D. Nelfendorf, V. Marshall, R. Bottler. C BASKETBALL Row 1—I. Nelsen, W. Goldsmith. L. Strong, B. Niles, A. Nlunsen. Row 2—N. Peterson. H. Johnson. G. Royce, R. Lewis, J. Kelly. B. Floyd. JUNIOR BASKETBALL Row 1—G. Noce, R. Rodin, L Ragan, V. Anderson. Row 2—H. Winterholler, F. Lorenz, R. Potratz. Mr. McCoy, Coach. Rcw 3—V. Marshall, D. Cood, J. Springer, D. Erickson. VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1—D. Barbour, D. Midkifl, R. Bottler, D. Taylor, G. Hanson. Row 2—L. Wagner, J. Barnett. F. Grubb, C. Talbott, C. Anderson. Row 3—L. Shaw, Manager; T. Kirkendall, Mr. Rasmussen, Coach; K. Deane, B. Reid, Manager. a i jeasb BASKETBALL (From top to bottom) Row l K. Midkiff, G. Hansen. L. Waggoner. G. Gamaelide, T. Kirkendall. • Row 2—F. Grubb J. Barnett. • Row 3— D Taylor. D. Barbour. • Row 4_________________G. LaValley, R. Bottler, C. Talbat, K. Deane, C. Anderson. VARSITY FOOTBALL Row 1—L. Lolland, D. Bruhn, B. Stoinlold. B Gregory. N. Anderson, R. Hoke. L Gleason. M. Stephenson. Row C Roberts, K. Doan. B. Turner, K. Deane. D. Nelfendorl, K. Hall, J. Pitton, T. Beach. M Govig, Row 3 Mrlf,beLo'fto.kCoach; T. Kirkendall. G Noce. V. Marshall. R. Nellendorl. F. Mayhoad, R. Alexander. G. Gamealich. W. Shcahon. J. Barnett. Mr. Younce. Coach. JUNIOR FOOTBALL Row 1—G. Harrison, R. Smith, D. Rodin. D. Gleaves, G. Hanson, J. Gilliand, B. Justice. B. Fox, D. Wilkerson. Row 2—Mr. Rasmussen. B. Flood, H. Winterholler, C. Knight, M. Lolland, B. Bowers, E. Surbei L. Ellis, L. Roagan, Mr. McCoy. Row 3—D- Pollard, D. Cox, D. Mineau, B. McCoy. D. Burns. R. Barbour. G. Cadilac. D. Hall, D. Cood. Row 4—S. Bennett, E. Wisehart, R. Gonzales. V. Cranos, D. Hager, L Brune, G. Phillips. J. Smith. E Adams. Row S—G. Potratz, E Bernhardt. E. Bernhardt, D. Sly. J. Stanton. B. Kirkland. D. Pott; L. Davis. J. Brown. F O O T B A L L (From lop to bottom) Row 1— D. Neffendorf, M. Stephonson, K. Deane, I. Leonard, M. Govig, R. Hoke. • Row 2—J. Pitton, C. Roberts, J. Barnett, L. Gleason. • Row 3—N. Anderson, W. Sheahon, D. Owens, B. Gregory. • Row 4—R. Nelsen, K. Hall, B. Steinfeld, D. Bruhn. • Row 5—T. Beach, D. Midkiff, B. Turner, L. Lofland, J. Winkler. T. Kirkendall. TRACK A Left to right: Row 1—Owens, D.; Gregory, B.; Steinfeld. B.; Griffiths, J.; Moke. R ; Wilson. D ; Frawloy L (Mgr ). Row 2—Mr. McCoy. Coach, Campbell. W.; Govig. M.; Dean®. K.; Beach. T.; Lorenz. F.; Plew. D.; Vantino, J.: Noce, G. (Mgr. Row 3—Sheldon. D.; Waggoner, L.; Olsen. W.; Lofland, L-; Anderson, N-; Conahan. W.; Reagen. L.,- Hoisington. I.; Peabody, C. (Mgr.) TRACK B” Lett to right: Row 1-Morso. F.; Wood. E.; Lofland M.; Keefe. V ; Allen p.; Fl r B ; Justice B ; Fox. B. Row 2—Hanson, G.; Hendricks. R.; Thomas. Burko. J.; Tyrrell, C.; Gtlltland. I.; Knight. C.; Mr. Allingor. Coach. Row 3—McConnoll. L ; Sauter. D.; Geller. G.; Spicher, B.. Vanttne A - Wylan. R ; Johnson. V.; LaBluo, G- Row 4—Roloy, D.; Johnson. J.; Grannoll, L.; Mtnchow, B.; Wisehart. L.; Chnstenson. 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