Roosevelt High School - Ranger Yearbook (Portland, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1953 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS Faculty page 14 Student Administration .... page 16 Seniors page 20 Classes page 46 Royalty .... page 66 Organizations page 71 Student Activity page 106 Athletics page 118 Advertising .... page 145 Index AT .... page 153 EDITOR Luanne Wolfe ASSISTANT..... Sharon Schoenhut We hereby dedicate this page in appreciation of the services Mrs. Bernice Holmes so capably and willingly gave for 27 years at Roosevelt High School. Although she was a biology teacher she taught many other valuable lessons. Mrs. Holmes received a disability retirement early last fall. cAppteclation men can do all things if they will —alberti Give thy thoughts no tongue, Nor any unproportion'd thought his act. Be thou familiar, but by no means vulgar. Those friends thou has, and their adoption tried, Grapple them to thy soul with hoops of steel; But do not dull thy palm with entertainment Of each new-hatch'd, unfledged comrade. Beware Of entrance to a quarrel, but being in, Bear't that the opposed may beware of thee. Give every man thy ear, but few thy voice; Take each man's censure, but reserve thy judgement. Costly thy habit as thy purse can buy ... For the apparel oft proclaims the man ... Neither a borrower nor a lender be; For loan oft loses both itself and friend, And borrowing dulls the edge of husbandry. This above all: to thine own self be true, And it must follow, as the night the day, Thou canst not then be false to any man. Farewell: my blessing season this in thee! William Shakespeare REARED AGAINST THE SKY PROUDLY STANDS OUR ALMA MATER AS THE YEARS GO BY. I V m, ■— FORWARD EVER BE OUR WATCHWORD CONQUER AND PREVAIL. cAdm in L txat ion faculty Biederman, Mr. Arthur Bonniwell, Mr. Robert Boyington, Mrs. Mildred Brattstrom, Mr. Baker Brewer, Mr. John Briggs, Mr. Eugene Camblin. Miss Ruth Coffman, Miss Rose Cowen, Mrs. Catherine Craig, Mr. William Dale. Miss Dorothy Delano, Mrs. Geraldine Ford, Mr. Robert Franks, Miss Laura Freer, Mrs. Flora George, Mr. Arthur Graham, Miss Cecile Gross, Mr. Richard Hoffman, Mr. Edwin Kaster, Mr. Ernest Kiev, Miss Marie Lancaster, Miss Thelma Lannon, Mrs. Helen Larsell, Mr. Arthur Larson, Mrs. Margaret Livesay, Mr. Fred McCoy, Mr. Mason McDaniel. Mr. C. D. Mackley, Mrs. Alice Meining, Mrs. Frances Murphy, Miss Katherine Nachazel, Mrs. Jeanne Oberson, Mr. Louis O'Neil, Mr. Frank Pfhal. Mr. Theodore Powell. Mr. Daniel Preston, Mr. Vern Rankin, Mrs. Lois Rasmussen, Mr. Marvin Richards, Mrs. Anne Robinson, Mrs Maybell Roundtree. Mr. Fred Schenck, Mrs. Lois Selburg, Mrs. Anna Stevens, Miss Margaret Sims, Mr. Earl Tiffany, Miss Grace Tompkins, Mrs. Mary Tripp, Miss Maxino White. Mr. Robert White, Mrs Gloria Wilcox, Mrs. Roberta Williams, Mrs. Martha Worden, Miss Ruth Younce, Mr. Earl Student Council 1952 CHARLES GELDAKER Vic® President ARLENE HARDER Treasurer BERNAD1NE MACEY Comm, oi Social Aciivitios HERMAN WINTERHOLLER Comm, of Boys Ac.ivilies DICK ALLEN President SUZIE MAHAR Secretary DONNA BRADFORD Asst. Treasurer DOROTHY RATLIFF Ranger Editor The 1952-1953 Student Council has had a busy and progressive year. The Fall Council, under the leadership of President-elect Vernon Marshall, who later resigned and was succeeded by Dick Allen, tackled several large projects and completed them successfully. Probably the most important one was the revision of the constitution of the student body of Roosevelt High School. Dick supervised while the Council worked very hard; after much labor the Constitution was presented to the student body to be voted on. Another highlight of this Council was the distribution of Jamboree tickets. Several new plans, including a car caravan from Roosevelt to the stadium, were initiated. The Teddy Fair, entitled Out of This World , was another responsibility of the Council, and to promote it. on the day before the carnival, the whole Council dressed in fantastic costumes and wore them all day in school. The spring Council, headed by President Dick Pottratz, has busied itself with small details which, put together, made for large improvements. Some of these improvements are, having a telephone booth installed in the new wing and supervising Ted Teen Times. Student Council 1953 ur am DONNA STITES Chairman of Social Act. JOHN LASHLEY Senior Class Pros. DICK POTTRATZ President DICK KENNEDY Chairman of Boys' Act. FRANK FLORI Rangor Edi'.or Junior Pres. DONNA BRADFORD Treasurer r ELAINE LUENSER Pres, of Girls League O BILL WIITALA Pres, of Reg. Pres. o V ■. GEORGE JANSSENS Soph. Pres. LINDA LONG Asst. Treasurer BOB JUSTICE Pres, of Club Pres. 17 JOHN LASHLEY Presidont FRANK FLORI Vice President £ eniox CL aJJ Motto: Wealth is the chain that slaves wear; Knowledge the kingly crown. Flower: White Rose. Class Colors: Lavender and purple. Baccalaureate: Central Lutheran Church. N. E. 21st and Schuyler. June 7. 1953. Commencement: June 11, 1953— School Gymnasium. DONNA QUADRUS Secretary JIM BARCHEK Vice President 20 Ollicet President, John Lashley Vice President, Frank Flori Vice-President, Jim Barcheck Secretary, Donna Quadrus Treasurer, Norman Donaldson Historian, Joanne Nyland Sergeants-at-arm, Pete Olson and Loren Ragan f LOREN RAGAN Sergeant-at-arms Adams. Carol Fair art thou, my lass. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Dance Comm. Marriage. Allen, Dick It's a serious thing to be a funny man. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland; Oregon. Band; Reg. Room Officers; Club President; Office Help; Honor Society, Tagus; Stu-dont Council; Student Body Pres.; Senior Motto Comm.; Junior Prom Comm.; My Sister Eileen ; Track University of Oregon. Andorson, Joyco The sunny soul doesn't need a letter of introduction. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Club President; Office Help; Honor Society; Pres. Zhroda; Pres. My-phidias; Xen-Onn, Pres.; Pep Squad; Fire Squad; Dance Comm.; Tod Teen Time; Toppor Comm.; Work and Business School. Anderson. Val Gene Friend of truth; of soul sincere, in action faithful and honor clear. ' Transfer from Lincoln High School, Portland, Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Fire Squad; Dance Comm.; Baseball; Basketball; Jr. N. A. A. C. P. Air Force. Aldorson, Janet Silonce is sometimes better than speech, and speech sometimes than silence. Sitton Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Ranger Annual Staff; Ranger Woekly Staff; Cosmo-Ki; Prep-pers. Work. Anderson, Dorothy Gentleness will blunt the greatest sword. James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Office Help; Mixed Chorus; Amaci-tia; Senior Day Comm.; Choir. Work. Anderson, Judith “To live is not a blessing, but to live well is. Peninsula Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Library Staff; I. R. L.; Church Activities; Wheaton College. Arndt. Joanne A likeable girl with a likeable way so cheerful and happy the live long day. Portsmouth Grade School. Portland, Oregon Xen-Onn; Girls League Rep.; Marriage and Work. Ayers, Nelda Thy modesty is a candle to thy merit. Transfer from Ridgefield High School, Ridgefield, Washington. Work. Barchek, Jim A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Reg. Pres.; Zeus; St. Johns Hi-Y; Fire Squad; Kings, pres.; Piston Poppers; Sr. Class Vice-President; Junior Prom Decoration. Undecided. Bachtoll. Joan A glow in hor heart and a smile upon her face. Transfer from East Hiah, Waterloo, Iowa. Reg. Room Officer; Ideles; Office Help. Xen-Onn; Sonior Girls League Officer; Activity Comm. College. Boach. Sharon Elegant as simplicity, warm as ecstasy. James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Office Help, Activity Office Staff; Teddyettes; My Sister Eileen . Secretarial Work. 22 Bennett. Stanley Not only lor good but good lor something. ' Portsmouth Grade School, Portland. Oregon. Zeus;- Hi-Y; Piston Poppers; Letterman Club; Fire Squad; My Sister Eileen '; Track; Football. College Bergevin, Botty A lace with gladness over spread. Peninsula Grade School, Portland. Oregon. Cosmo-Ki; My Sister Ei-leon Marriage. Black. Darryl I expect the worst, hope lor the best; and take what comes. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland. Oregon. Reg. President; Vice President of Zeus; St. Johns Hi-Y; Fire Squad Chief; Senior. Comm.; My Sister Eileen. College. Bowers. John The surest way not to fail is to determine to succeed. James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Lettermans Club; Key Club; Football Varsity. Work. Bradford. Donna Music hath charm and so hath the musician. Transfer from Oregon City Sr. Hi., Oregon City, Oregon. Phylon; Student Council; All City Band; Honor Society. Work. Bray. Roy School is fine, if you don't overdo it. Transfer from Benson Polytechnic, Portland. Oregon. Reg. Room President; Piston Poppers; St. Johns Hi-Y; Tagus; Zeus. College or Work. Benson, Marlone Silence is the most perfect herald of joy. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland. Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Honor Society; Activity Office Staff; Flower and Color Comm.; Tri-Y. Corresponding Sec.; G. A A.. Teddy Wonders; Ticketeers; I. R. L. Work. Bish. Irene The brightness of her cheeks would shame those stars, as daylight does a lamp. James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Office Help; Ideles; Photo Comm. Work and Linfield College. Bladow, Elizabeth Bright eyes and a lovely smile.” Portsmouth Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Reg. Vice President; Zhroda, Pres.; Luana; Xen-Onn; Ideles; Senior Tea Comm.; Topper Comm. Pres. Undecided. Boyd. Everett To be useful is indeed a virtue. James John Grade School, Portland. Oregon. Boys Glee; Reg. Officer; Secretary, Zeus; St. Johns Hi-Y; Senior Comm. ;Fire Squad. College or Air Force. Bradshaw. Mary Her smile is never ceasing to make another friend. Transfer from St. Mary's, Portland, Oregon. Xi-Phias; Xen-Onn; Zada; Senior Activity Comm.; Reo Room Officer; Girls League Representative. Work. Brewer, Jeanne A golden crown, like a cup of gold on a hill.' Peninsula Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Luana; Xen-Onn; My Sister Eileen ; Ranger Annual; Ranger Weekly; Senior Tea Comm.; Reg. Room Officers. Work or College. Britt, Maurice ’ Believe that you have it and you have it. Transfer from Benson Polytechnic School, Portland, Oregon. Army. Brown, Cliff “Our thoughts and our conduct are our own. Peninsula Grade School. Portland, Oregon. Senior Class Will Comm.; Junior Football. College. Brown. Mary Ann Her air, her manners, all who saw admired. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Office Help; Election Board; Ranger Annual; Ranger Weekly Staff; Zada; Xcn-Onn; I. R. L; Motto Comm.; Honor Socioty; Activity Office Staff; Girls League Rop. Work. Browning, Joanne “There is one quiet, modest and fair. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland. Oregon. Teddyettes, Pres.; Honor Society; Preppers; Carnival Comm. College. Brune, LeRoy What is life without a little fun mixed in. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland. Oregon Mixed Chorus; Zeus; Optimist; Hi-Y. Undecided. Burke, Jim By the work we know the workman. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Lottermen Club; Track. Work or College. 24 Brooks, Laurene Her joy in life is living it and doing things of worth. Peninsula Grade School, Portland. Oregon. Mixed Chorus. Beautician College. Brown, Jerry “He who has a merry heart has a continued feast. Peninsula Grado School, Portland, Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Fire Squad; Baseball; Football; Dance Comm.; Photography Comm.; Optimist; Zeus; Kings; St. Johns Hi-Y; Mixed Chorus; Boys Glee. Undecided. Brown, Richard I have all time, why should 1 hasten. Peninsula Grado School, Portland. Oregon. Key Club; Topper; U. S. Marine Corps Reserves; Track. College or Marine Corps. Broyles. Kathryn Her ways are ways of good will. Sitton Grade School, Portland. Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Art Advertising. Work. Brustol. Barbara Hor charm is being just herself. Transfer from Lebanon High School, Lebanon, Oregon. Mixed Chorus; Girls' Glee; Reg. Room Officer; Office Help; Cafetoria Help; Ranger Annual Staff; Honor Society; Ticketeers Club. Work. Burke, Ruth A true artist with greatness coming. Portsmouth Grade School. Portland, Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Kalon, President; Preppers, President; Office Help; Orchestra; Honor Society; Tri-Y; Commencement Comm.; Cap and Gown Comm.; Past Pres, of Theta Rho; Charter Member of T. R. Assembly; Third Prize in Fox Window Painting Contest; All City Orchestra; Treasurer in Junior Archievement Co. College. Campbell. Grover They accomplish much, who diligently and faithiuly toil. Transfer from Benson Tech., Portland. Oregon. Mixed Chorus. Work. Chitwood, Lorene A charming manner, comely too. James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Ticketeers. Housewife. Coad. Oonnis He doth indeed show sparks that are like wit. James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Zeus; Lettermen Club; Fire Squad; Baseball; Football; Basketball. College. Cornwall, Delores A merry heart laughs at cares. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland. Oregon Reg. Room Officer; Ranger Weekly Staff; Xen-Onn; Senior Class Will Comm. Business College. Cromer. Joanne To be useful is indeed a virtue. Transfer from Jefferson High School, Portland, Oregon Girls Ensemble; Choir;; Mixed Chorus; Tri-Y, President; Amicitia; Ranger Annual Staff; Senior Entertainment Comm.; Bethel No. 5; Gamma Theta Rho Work. Daniels. Margaret Sho was liked by everyone. Failing Grade School; Transfer from Girls Poly. Portland. Oregon; Mixed Glee; Marriage. Chilcote. Laurie Life is made of interpretations. Transfer from Scappoose High School. Scappoose. Oregon. Reg. Room Officer. Work or College. Christman, Charles The upright man speaks as he thinks. James John Grade School. Portland, Oregon. Undecided. Conachan. Wayne “They accomplish much who diligently toil. Portsmouth Grade School. Portland. Oregon. Lettermen Club; Fire Squad; Track; Cross-Country. Work. Cory. Marlene In giving is the tried enlightenment. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland Oregon; Girls' Glee, Marriage. Dahl, Lola As modest as a violet with all its charm. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Honor Society; Zhroda; Ideles. My-phidias; Xen-Onn; Sonior Flower and Color Comm. Work. Davis. Larcy “A merry fellow was never yet a sensible man. Portsmouth Grade School. Portland, Oregon. Band; Reg. Room Officer; Orchestra; St. Johns Hi-Y; Fire Squad, Senior Picture Comm.; My Sister Eileen . College. 25 Deane, Donald The master of his fate. Sitton Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Mixed Chorus; Track; Cafeteria Help. Navy. DeFreitas, fudell Sho is as good as she is fair; and to know her is to love her. Iame3 John Grade School. Portland. Reg. Room Officer; Office Holp; Ranger Annual Staff; Ranger Woekly Staff; Xen-Onn; Zhroda; Zada; Senior Day Comm.; Motto Comm.; Bethel; Senior Class Play Ticket Comm.; Tillamook Burn Comm. College; Stardust. Deaver. Jacquelino For she was just a quiet girl whose nature never varies. Trans'erfromWinlock High School Winlcck. Washington. Band; Zada Orchestra; Teddyettes; Pep Band May Court. Work. Deisz. Goorge W. By the work you know the workman. James John Grade School, Port-Oregon. Work. Dickson. Shirley To have true friends is fortunate. Peninsula Grade School, Portland. Oregon. College. Dollarhido. Jacilyn Full of life, joy and fun. James John Grade School, Port-Oregon. Ideles. Marriage. Donaldson. Janet Bashful sincerity in a true person. James John Grade School, Port-Oregon. Kalon; Proppers; Tri-Y. Work. Dutcher. Donald I do not profess to be no less, nor no more than what I seem. James John Grade School, Port-Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Honor Society; Senior Motto Comm.; Junior Cap and Gown Comm. Work. 26 Dietz, Dorothy Her ways are way of pleasantness. James John Grade School. Port-Oregon. Office Help; Senior Class Will Comm.; C. Y. C. Church Group. Work. Dollarhide. Marilyn To see her is to love her, for nature made her what she is. James John Grade School. Port-Oregon. Ideles; Fire Squad. Work. Donaldson, Norman Quiet and studious but always wearing an everlasting smile.” James John Grade School. Port-Orogon. Reg. Room Officer; Honor Society; Lettermen Club; Senior Class Treas.; My Sister Eileen ; Football. College. Eargle. Bill What is life without a little fun mixed in. Transfer from Cleveland High School, Portland, Oregon. Mixed Chorus. Armed Service. Edgington. Janet “Who could not help but love the sweetness of her smile. James John Grade School, Port-Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Xen-onn. Work. Elsey, Marion Perhaps her stature is not tall, but nice things sometimes do come small. Sitton Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Reg. Room Treas.; Mixed Chorus; Ranger Annual Staff; Cosmo-Ki; Senior Class Will Comm.; Junior Cap and Gown Comm.; Freshman Choir. Work. Erickson. Dean Frequently within my brain I gently think a thought. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Reg. Room Pres.; Choir; Mixed Chorus; Zeus; Fire Squad; Class Pin Comm.; My Sister Eileen ; Baseball. Junior Squad; College. Erickson, Martin “Everyone knows he knows much. Groat Falls. Montana. Reg. Room Secretary; Mixed Chorus; Skak; Honor Society; Senior Comm.; “My Sister Eileen ; Track; Quiz 'Em on the Air Team. College. Ethridge, Ralph Slowly, softly, if you wish to go far. James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Senior Class Pin Comm.; Scholastic Gold Key. Col-logo. Farrell, Patricia My care is for the future. Portsmouth Grade School. Portland, Oregon. Band; Office Help; Honor Society; J eppers. College. Elsenbach, Geraldine “With quietness and beauty------ Transfer from Girls Polytechnic High School, Portland. Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Zhroda; Luana, Xen-Onn; Fire Squad; Sohp. Class Officer, Vice Pres.; Flower and Ribbon Comm. Work. English. Kron “True worth is in being; not seeming. Brooklyn Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Class Pin Comm.; Ranger Weekly Staff. College. Erickson. Janot “Her cheeks are like the blushing cloud that beautifies Aurora s face. Portsmouth Grade School. Portland, Oregon. Reg. Room Pres.; Honor Society; Band; Orchestra; Ticketeers; Cosmo Ki; Preppers; G. A A.; All City Band; All City Orchestra. College. Ernst. John Don't trouble trouble until trouble troubles you. James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Undecided. Evjen, Gorden “They say, best men are moulded out of faults, and become the better for being a little bad. Sitton Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Reg. Room Officer.; Ranger Annual Staff; Rangor Weekly Staff; St. Johns Hi-Y; Zeus; Fire Squad; “My Sister Eileen”; Baccalaureate Comm.; Junior Counting Comm. College. Fenton. Wallace Wherever the Roman conquers there he dwells. Sitton Grade School, Portland. Oregon. Band; Choir; Senior Activities. Work. 27 Field. lack Quiotly and calmly he comes and goes. Peninsula Grade School. Portland. Oregon. Work. Fisher. Bob There are no words to tell that which he is. Transfer from Linton High School, Portland, Oregon. Work. Fleming. Sandra She is well paid, that it well satisfied. lames John Grade School. Port-Oregon. Band; Orchestra. Honor Society; I. R. L.; Cisum; Tri-Y; Prop-pers; Senior Class Will Comm.; My Sister Eileen ; Bethel No. 4. University of Portland. Fones. Bob “A cheorful fellow is ho, with a manner to delight them all. Transfer from Central Catholic. Portland, Oregon. Reg. Officer; Ranger Annual Staff; Ranger Weekly Staff; Tagus; “Stardust . College. Fox. Bob The world is not better if wo worry, life is not longer if we hurry. lames John Grade School, Portland. Oregon Reg. Pres.; St. Johns Hi-Y; Zeus; Kings; Lettermen Club; Fire Squad; My Sister Eileen ; Football; Track; Topper Comm. College or Air Force. Fuqua, Donna Air and manner are more expressive than words. James John Grade School. Portland, Oregon. Lib. Staff; Zada; My Sister Eileen ; Tennis; G. A. A Work and College. 28 Field. Joyce A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Transfer from Hamden. Conn. Zi-Dell; Senior Commencement Comm. Business College. Fischer, Doloros Marie So sweet and fair she seems to be. James John Grade School, Port-Orogon. Band Majorette; Mixed Chorus; Reg. Officer; Office Help, Honor Society; Teddyottes; Pres. Ideles; Pres. Aegues; Zhroda; Pep Club; Myphidias; Student Council, Commissioner of Girls' Activities; Fire Squad; Simplicity Fashion Show, Nordstroms High School Board; May Court. Undecided. Flori, Frank Most bashful manners with bravest mind, an all around good fellow. Linnton Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Ranger Annual Staff; Ranger Weekly Editor; Zeus; Student Council; Fire Squad; Senior Class Vice Pres; Junior Prom Comm.; Baseball; Cross-Country; Lettermen Club; P. A. R. R. Club. College. Foster. Patricia Gentle in manner, firm in realtiy. Transfer from Jefferson, Portland. Oregon. Honor Society; Phylon; Placus; Work. Freeman. K. Dorn No sinner, nor saint perhaps, but well, the very best of chaps. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland. Oregon. Work. Gatton. John The hand of the diligent shall rule” Transfer from Central Catholic, Portland. Oregon. Gibbons, Jim Every man must play his part. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Outside activity — job. Work. Greone, Jacolyn Laughter and gaiety make a person likable. Peninsula Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Office Help, Ranger Annual Staff; Ranger Weekly Staff; Cosmo Ki, Tri-Y; G.A.A. Housewife. Hacke, Ethel Bo yourself in the nicost manner you can. Peninsula Grade School. Portland, Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; G. A. A.; Cafeteria Help; Bethel Historian. Work or Nursing. Haney. Sherrill Be always what you mean to be. Peninsula Grade School. Portland. Oregon. My Sister Eileen . Business College. Hansen, Marian Many are sweet and gracious, but thou excellest them all. James John Grade School, Portland. Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Teddyettes; Ideles, Zada; Ugenies; Senior Class Activities; School Play Stage Crew. Business College or Work. Harder. Arlene The mildest manner and the gentlest heart. James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Zada; Ugenies, Pres.; Teddyettes; Student Council; Motto Committee; Girls League Rep.; Ticketeers. Work. Gilliland. Jack A good mind posseses his kingdom. Portsmouth Grade School. Portland, Oregon. Zeus; Hi-Y; Piston Poppers; Ranger Annual Staff; Let-termen Club; Tagus; Fire Squad; Baseball. Portland State College. Gustafson. Roger This little man eats and drinks, and enjoys the good of his labor. Peninsula Grade School. Portland. Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Ranger Annual Staff; Optimist; Zeus; Fire Squad. Chairman Senior Class Activities Committee; Dance Committee. Portland State College. Hager. Dean His right eye was a good little eye. but his left eye loved to roam.” Portsmouth Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Optimist. Pres.; Zeus; Honor Society; Fire Squad. Captain; Activities Committee; Pep Club; Football; Basketball. College or Work. Hansen. Gene Lynn Shall we go to school today. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Zeus; Optimist, Pres.; Lettermen Club; Ted Teen Time Committee; Student Advisors; Fire Squad; Senior Picture Committee; Baseball; Basketball; Football; Topper Committee. Pres.; University of Oregon. Hansen. Vern We do not act that often jest and laugh. Peninsula Grade School, Portland. Oregon. Boys' Glee. Service. Harmon. Clyde ’To live in obscurity and to practice wonders. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland. Oregon. Band; Library Staff; Pep Band. College. 29 Harms. Bills Roll on old world and I'll roll with you. Peninsula Grade School. Portland. Oregon. Reg Room Officer; Zeus; Kings; Piston Poppers; Hi-Y; Fire Squad; Junior Prom Comm. College. Hayes. Joan In her tongue is the law of kindness. Portsmouth Grade School. Portland. Oregon. Reg. Room Officer. Nurses Training. Hockman. Norbert “Every man is custodian of his own dignity. St. Cecelia Grade School. Portland. Oregon. Band; Orchestra; Pin Comm.; College, O. T. I. Hillyer. Carol Happiness is made to be shared. James John Grade School. Portland, Oregon. Girls Glee. Work. Hoisington, Jon Oh, I talk in class, chew gum, and well. I'm a regular fellow. Boise Grade School, Portland. Oregon. Boys' Glee; Lettermen Club; track. Work or College. Hopkins. Wanda “With quietness and beauty. Sitton Grade School. Portland. Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Ideles; Zhroda; Xcn-Onn; Senior Day Comm. College, Work. Harris. Nancy Lee Nothing is impossible to the willing heart. Transfer from Cleveland High School. Portland, Oregon. Girls Glee; G. A. A. Undecided. Hayman. Beverly “She that hath no music in her soul is dead. James John Grade School. Portland. Oregon; Choir; Reg. Room Officer; Housewife. Hendricks, Ronald He is full wise that knows himself. James John Grade School. Portland. Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Choir; Mixed Chorus; Honor Society; Senior Announcements; A. V. A.; Letterman Club; Cross Country; Track. Radio and Television Training. Hilton. Robort “A great mind is as good a sailor as a great heart is. Transfer from Melba School, Boise, Idaho. Back to Idaho. Holtor. Phyllis Nothing gains a friend as quickly as being one. Portsmouth Grade School. Portland, Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Bethel. College. Hord. Gail Give me laughter because I'll laugh anyhow. Peninsula Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Ideles; Zhroda; Xenn -Onn; Senior Day Comm. College. 30 Huskey. Theodore Beneath his quietness lies a pleasant sense of humor. James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Work. Jacobsen. Bob My hopes are not always realized, but I always have hope. James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Band; Office Help; Tagus; Honor Society; Orchestra; Senior Class Day Comm; All City Band; All City Orchestra; DeMolay. College. Johns. Glen Frank He’s wisest it seems, who avoids extremes. Peninsula Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Boy's Glee; Reg. Room Officer. Activitiy Office Staff; Ranger Weekly Staff; Honor Society; f.R.L; Zi-Dell; Senior Activities Committoo; My Sister Eileen ; Stardust ; Parr Club; Quiz 'Em on tho Air ; Red Cross Rop.; Armed Forces. Johnson. Janet For if she will, she will, you can depend on that. James John Grade School, Port-lane . Oregon. Choir; Reg. Room Officer; Honor Society; Reddy Teddies; I. R. L; G. A. A.; My Sister Eileen ; Commencement Comm.; Junior Achievement; Stardust. College. Jonos. Frances “That which will come, and must come, shall come well. Sitton Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Prep-pers; Baccalaureate Comm.; G. A. A Work. Jackson. Georgia No wealth is like a quiet and happy mirfd. Buckman Grade School, Portland. Oregon. Girls Glee. Modeling School or Work. Jodoin. Robert My own thoughts are my companions. James John Grade School, Portland. Oregon. Boys Glee. Work. Johnson. Earl Ho is well paid that is well satisfied. James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Ranger Annual Staff; A.V.A.; Football; Oregon State Collego. Jones, Bcvorly Her hair was not less sunny than her heart. Portsmouth Grade School. Portland, Oregon. Choir; Honor Society; Teddyettes; Ugenies; Xen-Onn; Placus; Phylon; Senior Motto Comm. Work. Jones. Mary Etta Quiet and sweet, she makes little sound but even the silent get around. Sitton Grade School, Portland. Oregon. Teddyottos, Pres.; Tickot-eers; Honor Society; Mixed Chorus; Freshman Glee; Will Comm.; Girls' League; Fire Squad; Tillamook Burn Rep.; Business Manager; Office Help. Work s� Jones. Minnie Her smile is never coasing to make another friend. Justice. Bob Daniel Webster struck him like a steam engine in the trousers. Sitton Grade School. Portland. Oregon. Optimist. Pres.; Zous, Pres.. Letterman Club, Jh-es.; Football; Track; Hal York Trophy; My Sister Eileen ; Club Presidents, Pres.; Reg. Room Officer; De Mo-lay. College. 31 Karstetter, Lewis “I only wish to live my life, and find my heart in unison with all mankind. Peninsula Grade School. Portland, Oregon. Servico. Kawaski, Masato 3 5 of him genius and 2 5 sheer fun. Peninsula Grade School. Portland, Oregon. Choir; Mixed Chorus; Reg. Room Officer; Honor Society. Pres.; Scire; Fire Squad; Carnival Comm.; Photo Comm.; Pin Comm.; Cap and Gown Comm.; All City Choir; Tillamook Burn Project; Tennis; Bausch and Lomb Award. College. Keith. Leonard Let the chips fall where they may. James John Grade School. Portland. Oregon. Rog. Room Officer; Piston Poppers. Portland State College. King. Joyce To thine own self be true. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland. Oregon. Girls' Glee; Office Help; Bethel; R. N. A. Housewifo. Kling. Glen His armor is his honest and simple truth, his utmost skill. Transfer from Benson High School, Portland. Oregon. Reg. Officer; Senior Announcements Comm. Work or Navy. Knipfel. Mary Ann A jewel of a woman is better than a woman of jewels.” Transfer from Pendleton High School. Pendleton, Oregon. Girls' Glee; Zada; Seguria; Senior Commencement Comm. Work. Karth. Shirley She is noble in every thought and deed. Peninsula Grade School. Portland, Oregon. Preppers;Tri-Y; Red Cross; Ranger Annual Staff; Senior Class Comm.; Girls' League Rep. Work. Keofo. Vernon A true artist with greatness coming. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland. Oregon. Orchestra; Band; Pep Band; Honor Society; Lettermen Club; Baccalaureate Comm.; Counting Board; Announcements. Oregon State College. Kezeor. Mary Ann A small engine with high power. Sitton Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Mixed Chorus; Preppers; My Sister Eileen . Work. Kiser, Gloria Sparkling with wit, bubbling over with good humor.” Peninsula Grade School. Portland, Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Zada; Teddyettes; Phylon; Azamma. Work. Klusor, Delores Gentle of speech, great of heart. Transfer from Girls Polytechnic High School, Portland, Oregon. Choir; Mixed Chorus; Cafeteria Help; Camera. Nurses Training. Korang, Dorothy Ann She's all my fancies painted her; she's lovely, she s divine. Assumption Grade School. Portland. Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Office Help; Ranger Annual Staff; Ranger Weekly Staff; Xen-Onn; Zhroda; Flower and Color Committee; Dance Committee; Marriage. 52 Kuehl. Wounita Simplicity is hor jewel bright. Peninsula Grade School. Portland, Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Honor Society; Cisum; Ticketeers; Senior Announcement Comm.; Segma Ki. Undecided. Lashley. John Lots of mischief, lots of vim. women seem to bother him. Linnton Grade School, Portland. Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Zeus; A. V. A.; Senior Class Pres. Work and College. Lc Gore, Gary Strength in his spirit not in his size. James John Grado School, Portland, Oregon. Piston Poppers; My Sister Eileen . College or Service. Landstreet. Evelyn She is all heart and sincerity. James John Grade School. Portland, Oregon. Office Help; G. A. A.; Junior Red Cross. College, Le Bleu, Gary Should we go to school today? Portsmouth Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Mixed Chorus; Boys' Glee; Skak; Lettermen; My Sister Eileen ; Janitorial Staff. Navy or College. Linhart. Frances Purpose is what gives life its meaning. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland. Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Library Staff; Senior Photo Comm. Work. Lolland. Marvin A smile for everyone. James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Football; Track; Tillamook Burn Rep.; Lettermen Club; Student Council. College. Luonser. Elaine Her heart is as warm as a summer evening. Sitton Grade School. Portland, Oregon. Choir; Mixed Chorus; Reg. Room Pres.; Office Help; Ideles; Zada; Preppers; Student Council; Girls' League Pres.; Fire Squad; Tea Committee. Work. McClellan. Mamie Be true to your word, your work and your friend. Vanport Jr. High School; Transfer from Lincoln High School, Portland, Oregon. Love, Frances From the crown of her head to the soles of her feet she is all mirth. Portsmouth Grade School. Portland. Oregon. Choir; Mixed Chorus; Ranger Annual Staff; Ranger Weekly Staff; Amacitia; Proppers; Reg. Room Officer; Girls' League Rep.; All City Choir; Honored Queen. Bethel No. 4. University of Oregon. McBrido. Gaylee Her heart is full of laughter, her soul is full of bliss.' Ockley Green Grade School. Portland. Oregon. Band; Girls' Glee; Reg. Room Officer; Girls' League Rep.; Ranger Annual Staff; Zada; Amacitia; Teddyettes; Flower and Color Comm.; College. McNoff. Nadine M. My care is for the future. Portsmouth Grade School. Portland, Oregon. Mixed Chorus; Dance Committee; Housewife. 33 Maas. Betty Bernice A dash of seriousness, a dash of fun. Sitton Grade School. Portland. Oregon. Girls' Glee; Office Help; Ranger Weekly Staff; My Sister Eileen ;. Reg. Room Officer. Work or marriage. Macey. Bernadine As sweet as a rose. James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Freshman Glee; Office Help; Fire Squad; Pep Club; Teddyettes; Ideles; Myphidas; Pla-cus; Comm, of Social Activities; Junior Class Secretary. Marriago. Mahar, Suzanne Gay and happy and lots of fun, she is liked by everyone. Peninsula Grade School, Portland. Oregon. Band; Mixed Chorus; Reg. Room President; Ideles; Luana; Office Help; Teddyettes; Club Presi-.’.ent; Pep Club; May Court. Col-oge. Marino. Ida “A good heart is worth all the heads in the world. Peninsula Grado School, Portland, Oregon. Office Help; Honor Society; Reg. Room Officer; Senior Clajs Will Comm.; Pi Kappa Nu, Pros. Work or Business College. Martin. Catherine “Her ways are paths of pleasantness. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland. Orogon; Office Help; Activity Office Staff; Cosmo Ki. Work. Meyen. Eleanor Thoughtless of beauty, she is beauty herself. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Band; Reg. Room Officer; Cosmo Ki, Pres.; Zen-Onn; Bowling; G.A.A.; Work. Minch. Robert Quiet men at times are most surprising. James John Grade School. Portland, Oregon. Ranger Annual Staff; Ranger Weekly Staff Cartoonist; Kalon Art Club; Teds Teen Time; Fashion Designer for the Noon Movies. College. Manlove, Ethel “To know her is to love her. Transfer from Lincoln. Portland. Oregon. Girls' Glee; Girls' League Rep.; Undecided. Marshall, Vernon He could whip his weight in wildcats and you would never hear him squeal. James John Grade School, Portland. Oregon; Freshie Court; Boys' Ensemble; Choir, Pres.; Mixed Chorus; Boys' Glee; Reg. Room Officer; Ranger Annual Staff; Letter-men Club; Zeus; Zion Hi-Y; Student Body President; Junior Clas3 Vice President; Dance Comm.; Teds Teen Time; Topper Comm.; Football; Basketball; Baseball; Track. College. Mayhow, Jacqueline If silence is gold, she is precious. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland. Oregon. Work. Miller. Joyce Beauty, honesty, and kindness form a trio of virtues that will forever encircle thee. James- John Grade School. Portland, Orogon; Choir; Mixed Chorus; Reg. Room Officer; Preppers. pres.; Teddyettes; Senior Girls' League. Pros.; Cisum. Pres., Honor Society; Tri-Y. Nurses Training. Minchow, Edward To be superior one must be sincere. Central Catholic High School, Portland. Oregon. Key Club, Pres.; Honor Society; Lettermen Club; Senior Class Play, “My Sister Ei-yeen ; Track; Cross-Country. College. 34 Minor. Shirley Expression is the dress of thought.” James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Office Help; Ticketeers. Work and Marriage. Monda. Betty She has red hair and an ungovernable tendency to mirth.” Assumption Grade School, Portland. Oregon. Transfer from St. Mary's Academy. Work. Moon, Sally Neither to seek nor despise honors.” James John Grade School, Portland. Oregon. Red Cross; Cafe. Help; I.R.L; Preppers; Senior Commencement Comm. Marriage. Moore, Connie Bold, cautious, true, a good comrade. James John Grade School, Portland, Orogon; Voteran of Korean War; Business School. Morrow. Louise She paints the skies with her golden brush.” Portsmouth Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Office Help; Ranger Annual Staff; Senior Announcement Comm. College. Murray. Colleen Tis the song ye sing and the smile ye wear. Portsmouth Grade School. Portland, Oregon. Choir; Mixed Chorus; Reg. Room Officer; Honor So-ciey; Teddyettes; I. R. L; Cisum; Preppers; Senior Tea Comm.; Quiz 'Em on the Air. College. Moc. Ann Gentle of speech, beneficent of mind.” Transfer from St. Mary's, North Dakota. Girls' Glee; Luther League; Work. Montag, Donna Bashful sincerity and comely love. Transfer from Wheeler High School, Wheeler, Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Ranger Annual Staff; Ranger Weekly Staff; Honor Society; Zi Dell. Marriage. Moore. Louise Beauty, originality, and sincerity are conjoined in her. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Honor Society; Kalon; Ticketeers; Junior Cap and Gown Comm; Theta Rho. Work. Moppin. Richard A joke a day will keep the gloom away. Choir; Mixed Chorus; Boys' Glee; Senior Pin Comm. Work or Air Force. Morse. Rochelle ”A maid lighthearted and content. North High School. Omaha, Nebraska; Cosmo-K� , Pres.; Honor Society; Girls' Glee; Senior Class Day Comm.; V ork. Murray. Melvillo “So I am little, so was Napoleon. James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Band; Orchestra; Reg. Room Officer; Honor Society; Fire Squad; St. Johns Hi-Y, Pres.; Kings; Zeus; Senior Comm.; Pep Club; DeMolay; Boys' State Hi-Y Youth Government. College. 35 NqH. Barbara Come follow me and leave the world to its babbling. Immaculate Heart Grade School. Portland, Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Teddyettes; Ideles; Placus; Senior Election Board; Junior Prom Comm. Oregon State College. Neeco. Glenda A friend is a luxury, a true friend a necessity. James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Office Help; Ranger Weekly Staff; Amicitia; Preppers; Senior Announcement Comm. Nurses Training. Neffendorf. Harvey He is strong who conquers others; he who conquers himself is mighty. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; l.ettermen Club. Pres.; Fire Squad; Baseball; Football; Basketball. College. Noco. Gorald What shall a man do but be merry. St. Mary's Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Choir; Mixed Chorus; Boys’ Glee; Honor Society; Letter-nen Club; Senior Class Play My Sister Eileen ; Football; Basketball. College or Work. Nixon. Paul The mold of one's fortune is chiefly in his own hands. Transfer from Washington High School. Portland. Oregon; Band; Orchestra; Req. Room Officer; Ranger Weekly Staff; Honor Society; Tagus; Pep Band; Baccalaureate Comm. College. Norton. Ruth Daughtor of the god; divinely tall. Transfer from Lincoln High School. Portland, Oregon. Girls' Glee; Mixed Chorus; Cafeteria Help. College or Work. 36 Noale. Charles “There is nothing hard to a wise man. Peninsula Grade School. Portland. Oregon. Honor Society; Science Club; Cisum; A. V. A.; Lettermen Club; Swimming Team. Captain; Multnomah Athletic Club. College. Needham. George The fortune of life is wisdom. Portsmouth Grade School. Portland, Oregon. Band; Reg. Room Officer; Kings; Fire Squad; Teen Time Commit ee; Prom Committee; College. Noffendorf. Ronald His mind is his kingdom, his will — his law. Portsmouth Grade School. Portland. Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Ranger Annual Staff, Photographer; Lettermen Club; Zeus; Hi-Y; Tagus; Fire Squad; Baccalaureate Comm.; Dance Comm.; Baseball; Football; Basketball. College. Nolos, David “The fewer the words, the wiser the meaning. Assumption Grade School. Transfer from Central Catholic High School. Portland. Oregon; Boys Glee; Fire Squad; Work and College. Nortell. Fay An enthusiastic and pleasing illusion of youth. Poninsula Grade School. Portland. Oregon. Choir; Girls' Ensemble; Ideles. Pros.; Office Help; Honor Society; Teddyettes; Xen-Onn; Lu-ana; Girls' League Rep.; Flower and Color Comm. Nursing. Nylund. Joe Anne Golden hair, light sunlight streaming. Peninsula Grade School. Portland, Oregon. Office Help; Honor Society; Teddyettes; Zada; Phylon; Ugenies; Preppers; Reg. Room Officer; Sr. Girls' League Rep.; Debate Team; Senior Class Historian. College. Odom. Pat Sugar and spice and all things nice. Transfer from Charles H. Bruce High School. Macon, Georgia Reg. Room Officer; Phylon. Pres.; Tri-Y; My Sister Eileen”. Office Work. Olsen. Pete An hour for toil; a day for sport.” Linnton Grade School. Portland. Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; St. Johns Hi-Y; Fire Squad; Senior Class Sgt. at Arms; Zeus; Basketball, Baseball; Dance Comm. Undecided. Opperud. DuWayne Defend me from my friends, I can defend myself from my enemies. Roosevelt Jr. High School. California. Honor Society; Reg. Room Officer; Scire; A. V. A. College. Patterson. Arthur “If silence is golden, he should be rich. Sitton Grade School, Portland. Oregon. Rog. Room Officer; Fire Squad; Baseball; Football. College. Perin. Jeanette Vivian In giving is the true enlightenment of life. James John Grade School. Portland. Oregon. Office Help; G.A.A.; Work. Phillips. Emanuel Time may come; that's your worry. Portsmouth Grade School. Portland, Oregon. Choir; Reg. Room Officer; Zeus. Pres.; Lettermen Club; Kings; Optimists; Fire Squad; Football; Boy's Ensemble; Undecided. Olafson. Caroline “The heart is its own fate. Ladd Hill Grade School. Sheridan, Oregon. Girls' Glee; Ranger Weekly Staff; Placus; Xi Phias; Zen Onn; Class Pin Comm., Chairman. University of Oregon or Work. Olsen. Roger There is always time.” Linnton Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Sr. Pin Comm. Work. Pace. Nancy The mildest of manner — and the gentlest heart. Peninsula Grade School. Portland. Oregon. Choir; Mixed Chorus; Reg. Room Officer; Ideles, Pres.; Honor Society; Teddyettes; Xen Onn; Ugenies; Fire Squad; Co-chairman of Carnival; Pep Club; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Commencement Comm.; Honor Queen, Bethel No. 41. Oregon State College. Peabody. Charles G. To be useful is inded a virtue. lames John Grade School. Portland. Oregon. Choir; Mixed Chorus; Tagus; Piston Poppers; Baskotball; Work. Petersen. Richard I'll be merry. I’ll be free. I'll be sad for nobody. Transfer from Benson High School, Portland, Oregon. Boys' Glee; Tennis. Undecided. Pittsenbarger, Phil The glory of young men is in their strength. Transfer from Scappoose High School. Scappoose. Oregon Mixed Chorus; Boys' Glee. Work. 37 Pottratz. Dick Modest oven with his many honors. Sitton Grade School. Portland. Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Hi-Y; Zeus. Pres.; Optimist; Kings; Student Body Pres.; Jr. Prom Comm. College. Prink. Roberta Believe you have it and you have it. lames John Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Pres. Red Cross; Cafeteria Help; Work. Quosnel, Doreen “Music resembles poetry; and each are nameless grace. Transfer from Central High, North Dakita. Choir; Zi Dell; Bowling; Office Work. Ramsthell, Donald Self-trust is the first secret of success. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Honor Society; Lot-termen Club; Golf Team; I. R. L Work or Colloge. Raue, Gemot A man well built by his own hands. Exchange Student from Berlin, Germany. Pres. I. R. L.; Senior Announcement Comm.; My Sister Eileen ; Stardust . College. Richardsen. Mary Edna Always on the bright side of life. Peninsula Grade School. Portland, Oregon; Reg. Secretary; Aoques; Scholastic Art Awards; Jamboree display at Lipmans; Housewife. 38 Powell. Lillian The wisdom of many, the wit of one. Christie Home Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Cafe. Help. Undecided. Quadras. Donna Kay Her beauty is as poets describe. Peninsula Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Choir; Mixed Chorus; Reg. Room Officer; Girls' League Rep.; Honor Society; Teddyettes; Ideles; Senior Class Secretary;. Jr. Prom Comm.; May Court. Work. Ragan. Loron To be superior, ono must be sincere. Beathal, Nebraska. Kings; Zeus; Hi-Y; Piston Poppers; Lettermen Club; Fire Squad; Senior Class Sgt. at Arms; My Sister Eileen ; Track; Football. Portland U. Ratliff. Dorothy Her very frowns are fairer far than smiles of other maidens are. Sitton Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Mixed Chorus; Reg. Room Officer; Ranger Annual Staff; Ranger Weekly Staff; Honor Society; Teddyottes; Azamma. Pres.; Phy-lon; Zi Dell; Tri-Y; Preppers; I. R. L.; Student Council; Senior Tea Comm.; Stardust . May Court. College or Work. Rawls. R. D. He'll find a way or make it. Transfer from Mattehano Franzie High. Mixed Chorus; Boys' Glee; Reg. Room Officer; Fire Squad. Work. Roberts, David Honor lies in honest toil.” Portsmouth Grade School, Portland. Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; I. R. L. Pres.; Honor Society, Pres.; Cisum.Treas.; Senior Motto Comm.; Prom. Comm. My Sister Eileen ; Stardust ; Summer Scholarship to Europe; Radio and Community Speech Work. College. Rogors, Horry Where fun and work clash, let ell but fun smash. Portsmouth Grade School. Portland, Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; My Sister Eileen . Work. Rupp. Myma L. Beauty is power; its smile is a sword. Kenton Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Xen-Onn; Zhroda; Ideals; Luana; Pla-cus Ugenies; Preppers; Fire Squad; Senior Flower Comm. College. Saban, John Wisdom consists of being wise at the right time. James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Zeus; St. Johns Hi-Y; Ranger Annual Staff; Dance Comm. Topper, Pres.; Reg. Room Officer; Fire Squad Work. Sandall. Jerry Shall wo go to school today? Beach Grade School, transfer from lefferson High School; Moved to Benson High School. Scull, Dolores The flame of her hair consumes all that she meets. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Pres., Zhroda; Zen Onn; Luana; Office Help; Fire Squad; Cap and Gown Comm.; Freshie Queen; May Fete Queen. Work and Business School. Socrest. Beverly Her Welcome smile brings sunshine. James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Zen-Onn; Zhroda; Idoles; Trazaca; Placus; Ugenies; May Court. Work. Rummcl, Judith Sweet and charming, she is very well liked. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland, Oreaon. Girls' Glee; Preppers; Tri-Y; Senior Ring and Pin Comm. Multnomah College. Runyan, Ruth You stand in your own light. Beaverton Grade School, Beaverton. Oregon. Choir; Mixed Chorus; Reg. Room Officer; Library Staff; Honor Society; Ticketeers; My Sister Eileen . Work. Samck, Joe R. You cannot change your battlefield, Portsmouth Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Coast Guard. Schmich. Janet Tis the one to make tomorrow sing. Transfer from St. Mary's of the Valley. Reg. Room Officer; Ugenies; Amicitia. College. Sears, Donald Every man has the right to utter what he thinks right. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Orchestra; Mixed Chorus. College. Selland. Autmun “They are never alone that are accompanied by noble thoughts. James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Honor Society; Orchestra; Teddyettes, Chaplain. 39 Sewell. Carmen Bo always the way you seem to be. Portsmouth Grade School. Portland. Oregon. Work. Sheldon. Vorlin “1 pro.ess not to talking, only this, let each man do his best.” James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Piston Poppers. Portland State College. Shorthouse, Joseph We don't want him any longer, he's long enough.” James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Lettermen Club; Football. Servico or College. Sheldon. Dale To be strong is to be happy.” Portsmouth Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Lettermen; Tagus; St. Johns Hi-Y; Fire Squad; Track. College. Sherrill. Avis And ask no warmer comfort for thy heart.” James John Grade School. Portland. Oregon. Girls' Glee, Mixed Chorus; Cafeteria Help. Navy. Slaby, Margie As full of spirit as the month of May.” Columbia Grade School, Portland. Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Zhroda; Luana; Xen-Onn; Myphideas; Ideles; Sr Announcement Comm.; Jr. Prom Comm.; Charles F. Berg High School Board. Undecided. Sly. Dick A merry fellow was not yet a sensible man. Shumway Jr. High School. Vancouver, Washington. Band; Reg. Room Officer; St. Johns Hi-Y; Zeus; Firo Squad; DoMolay. Armed Service or Portland State College. Smith. Carol Gentle in heart, brilliant in mind.” Peninsula Grade School, Portland. Oregon. Choir, Mixed Chorus; Reg. Room Officer; Honor Society; Ted-dyettes; Ugenies, Pres.; Azamma Ticketeers, I. R L.; Sr. Flower and Color Comm. Pacific Lutheran College. Smith, Don An honest man is the noblest work of God.” Transfer from Jefferson High School, Portland. Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Cafteria Help; Honor Society; I. R. L.; Sr. Class Will Comm. Northwest Christian College and University of Oregon. Sodorborg. Lila Small but potent.” James John Grade School, Portland. Oregon. Girls' Glee; Myphid-ias; Xi-Phias; Xen-onn. Work. •10 Smith, Jack There are no words to tell which he is. Vanport Jr. High School. Vanport. Oregon. Work and College. Sonju, Betty Jeanne Eyes that sparklo with laughter, a very pleasant sight.” lames John Grade School. Portland, Oregon. Freshman Glee; Reg. Room Officer; Fire Squad; Office Help; Toddyottes; Honor Society; Ideles; Placus; Ugenies; Soph. Girls' League Treas.; Student Council, Treas.; Photo Comm. May Court. Work and Marriage. Spisla. Anna Her whole life is like a play with no time for intermission. Transfer from Lincoln High School, Portland, Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Placus, Pres.; Zhroda. Zen-Onn; Xi-Phias; Senior Clas Will Comm. Work Stevonson. Muriel A face with gladness over spread! Soft smiles by human kindness bred. Peninsula Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Reg Room Officer; Activity Office Staff. Marriage or Work. Surber, Ed “He's wisest it seems, who avoids extremes. Assumption Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Optimist; Rings; Zeus; Piston Poppers; Fire Squad; Pin Comm.; My Sister Eileen' ; Football. Work. Swiggum, Anna 'Tis virtue that makes them most admired. James John Grade School, Portland. Orogon. Orchestra; Cafeteria Help; Honor Society; Cisum; Ready Teddies; Flower and Color Comm.; Junior Achievement. College. Taber, Harry ”1 don’t believe in love at first sight; but 1 do believe in taking a second look. Peninsula Grade School, Portland. Oregon. Bend; Vice - Pres.; Reg. Room Officer; Honor Society. Vice Pres.; Hi-Y; Optimist; Zeus. Pros.; Kings; Fire Squad, Chief; Junior Class Pres.; Dance and Carnival Comm.; Tillamook Burn Project. College. Tennyson, Sandra Good thinks come in small packages. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Girls' Glee; Mixed Chorus; Preppers. Work. Staley, Alice Her carefree heart is mirrored in the laughter of her eys. Portsmouth Grade School. Portland. Ore. Band; Mixed Chorus; Zada; Xen-Onn; Preppers. Senior Comm. Work or Marriage. Stites. Donna She is like a dewdrop from heaven. Peninsula Grade School. Portland. Ore. Choir; Reg. Room Officer; Ideles, Pres.; Honor Society; Ted-dyettes; Ideles; Xen-Onn; Zhroda; Myphidias; Ugenies; Luana; Commissioner of Social Activies; Senior Motto Comm.; Prom Decoration Comm.; Topper Comm.; May Court. Oregon Sta'.e. Swiggum, Alice “Not how lavishly, but how happily you live is what counts. James John Grade School, Portland. Oregon. Ranger Annual Staff; Orchestra; Cafeteria Help; Ready Teddies; I. R. L.; Junior Achievement; Honor Society. College. Swoboda. Yvonne Her voice ever soft, gentle and low. James John Grade School, Portland. Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Ranger Annual Staff; Cosmo-Ki. College. Tapping, Nancy The mildest manner and the gentlest heart. Assumption Grade School, Portland, Orogon. Reg. Room Officer; Xen-Onn, Pres.; Xi-Phias Work. Thomas. Eddie He is liked by everyone. Transfer from Jefferson, Portland, Orogon. All City Band; All City Orchestra; Pep Band; Band; Orchestra. Service. 41 Thorton. Diane Variety is the spice of life. Portsmouth Grade School. Portland, Oregon. Work. Trusky. Charles He is most poworful who governs himself. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Work. Vanek. Maxine “ 'Tis good to be merry and wise. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland, Oreaon. Girls' Glee; Mixed Chorus; Office Help; Activity Offico Staff; I. R. L.; Preppers; Baccalaureate Comm. Work. Walkor. Aim Jc«n Walton. Nancy (Stoinbold) Busy, never weary — happy, always cheery. Peninsula Grade School. Portland. Oregon. Choir; Mixed Chorus; Reg. Room Officer; Honor Society; Tleve-soor; Trazaca; Placus; Xen-Onn; Ideles; St. Photo Comm.; Teddy Fair Comm.; Jr Prom Comm.; Hi-Y Sweetheart Princess; Freshio Court; Tillamook Burn Project; Simplicity Fashion Show Marriage. Ware, Margarot A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Transfer from Girls Polytechnic High School. Portland. Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Honor Society; I. R. L.; Preppers; Tri-Y; Stage Manager of My Sistor Eileen . College. Tiloy. Scott I am the master of my fate; I am the captain of my soul. James John Grade School, Portland. Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Lettermen Club; Student Council. Vice Pres.; Fire Squad; Junior Prom Comm.; Baseball; Football. Service. Tyrell. Russel He who is firm in will molds the world to himself. Sitton Grade School. Portland, Oregon. Navy. Verbeck. Grant I find it practically impossible to be good but I can be. Portsmouth Grade School. Portland, Oregon. Choir; Mixed Chorus; Kings. Pros.; Zeus; Optimists; St. Johns Hi-Y. Service. Walker. Sandra Rose Festival Princess' Her gracious ease and sweetness, void of pride, would hide her faults if faults she had to hide. Grade School in Salt Lake City. Utah. Reg. Room Officer; Zada; Teddyottes; Aeques; Ugenies; Lu-ana; Preppers; Fire Squad; Senior Activities Committee; Girls' League Rep.; Ticketeers; Debate Team; Brigham Young University. Ward. Pat The music of her laughing lips, the luster of her eyes. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Zhroda; Myphidias; Luana; Xen-Onn; Honor Society; Fire Squad; Senior Tea Comm. Beautician School. Warren. Beverly Tho ono who loves and laughs must surely do well. Ockley Green Grade School. Portland, Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Zada. Pres.; Ugenies; Cosmo-Ki; I. R. L.; Preppers; Fire Squad; Dance Comm.; Ready Teddies; Senior Class. Oregon College of Education. •12 Washburn. Claude “And those that are good shall be happy.” Peninsula Grade School. Portland, Oregon. Band; Orchestra; Tagus; Pep Band; All City Band and Orchestra; DeMolay. College. Weller. Raodone Love, sweetness, goodness in her person shined.” lames John Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Office Help; Xon-Onn; Zhroda; Zad«; Motto Comm.; Tillamook Burn Project. College. Whitney. Pat A voice of gladness, lovely smile and an elegant beauty. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland. Oregon. Choir; Mixed Chorus;; Library Staff; Xen-Onn, Pres.; Xi-Phias; Myphidias; Zhroda; Activities Comm. Work. Wilder. Elaine “Beauty and wisdom are rarely thus joined. lames John Grade School. Portland, Oregon. Choir; Mixed Chorus; Reg Room Officer; Teddy-ettes; ideles; Xen-Onn; Preppers; Carnival Comm.; Senior Tea Comm.; Cap and Gown Comm.; Pin Comm.; “My Sister Eileen ; Girls’ League Treas. Oregon State College. Welch. Patricia “Her lively looks a spritely mind discloses. Peninsula Grade School. Portland, Oregon. Mixed Chorus; Reg. Room Officer; Office Help; Teddyottes; Xen-Onn; Zhroda; Aeques; Ideles; I. A. A.; Dance Comm.; Jr. Class Prom. Ticket Comm; Pep Club; Jobs Daughters. Emanuel Hospital of Nursing. Welle. Charlene “They say that music is the language of the angels. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland. Oregon. Choir. Girls' Ens-semble; Sr. Pin Comm. Work. Widmer. Richard “Slowly, softly, I wish to go far. Linnton Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Work. Williams, Joanne “There is one quiet, modest and fair. Ockley Green Grade School. Portland, Oregon. Majorette; Choir; Reg. Room Officer; Honor Society; Teddyettes; Phylon; Ugenies; Lu-ana; Scherazando; Pep Club; Debating Team, Youth for Christ. Work or College. Winterholler. Mary Anne “She grins, then sho giggles, then she laughs with all her might. Peninsula Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Xi-Phias; Xen-Onn; Myphidias; Zhroda; Topper; Dance Comm.; Girls' League Rep. Nurses Training. Wolfe, Luanne “She knew it not but she was fair, and like a moonbeam was her hair. Richmond Grade School. Portland. Oregon. Choir; Mixed Chorus; Reg. Room Officer; Girls' League Rep.; Ranger Annual Staff, Editor; Ranger Weekly Staff, Reporter; Preppers; Amacitia; Honor Society; Bethel No. 4; Senior Tea Comm.; Swimming Team. University of Oregon. Wise. Sharon “She always seeks the good in people. James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon. I. R. L Red Cross Rep.' Stage Comm. Nurses Training. Wood. Eugene “Quietly he goes his way and does his thinking day by day. fames John Grade School, Port-land.Oregon. Ranger Weekly Staff; Asst. Sports Editor; Lettermon Club; Activity Office Staff. Work 43 Younce, Donna “It takes little eflort to smile. lames John Grade School. Portland, Oregon. Marriage. Young. Bill L. 'Who chooses mo shall get as much as he deserves. lames John Grade School. Portland, Oregon. “My Sister Eileen ; Work. Cheney, Duane “He is most powerlul who governs himsell. land, Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Fire Squad; Baseball. Work. DuVall. Nola “And what she sot out to do sho did. Transler from Mill City, Oregon. Mixed Chorus; Cosmo-Ki. Work. Eilts, Pauline A truer Iriend was never known, for as wonderful friend she shown. Peninsula Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Zen-Onn; Tri-Y; Swimming Club. Business College. Read, Arlene “Life is not so short, but there is always time for courtesy. Lebanon Grade School, Lebanon, Oregon. Reg Room Officer; Skak; Junior Prom. Comm. Collogo. 44 {Junior ClaM O icerA LARRY SHAW President DICK CALCAGNO Vice President BEVERLY KAER Secretary CAROL SACKETT Treasurer BILL WIITALA Sergeant-at-arms 46 Row 1—A be lie. Barbara; Acquin. Juanita; Adams. Eddia; Alexander. Jock; Anderson. Sharon; Antonson. Tonya; Amason, Norine; Baird. Mary Jo; Baker. Nelson • Row 2—Ballatoro, Jack. Barbour. Roger, Bates. Georgia; Bernhardt, Edward; Bernhardt. Everett. Bethell, John; Beyer. Avis; Biddle. Nancy; Billiar, Mike • Row 3 — Block, Bob; Brawley, Bonnie; Breeden, Perry; Brooks, Juanita. Bump, Betty; Burdick, Rosemarie; Burger, Joe; Burns. Dave; Caldwell, Lorry • Row 4 — Calgagno. Richard. Campbell. Gordon; Carey. Patricia. Carper, Orvalla; Cathcart. Ben; Chitwood, Beverly; Christensen. Pat; Clow, Darlene; Coad, Jo Ann • Row 5 — Coffey, Carolyn; Coffin. Don. Cole. Shirley; Coloff. Diane; Colvin. Shirley; Cosper. Dale, Cox. David. Cox. Donna. Cox. Janet • Row 6 — Cummings. Vanda, Dardis. Una Jean; Davis. Barbara; Davis Ed; Davis. Gloria; DeLance. Jack; Dennis. Joan; DeVisher. Alice; Dillree, Dolores • Row 7 — Dixon. Karen: Dowling, Charlene; Downing, Sharon; Drew, Allen; Dwight, Betty. Eastman. Betty; Eller, Roberta; Ellis, Jim; Ellis, Sue; • Row 8 — Elm-lund. Judy; Erickson, Harold; Estey. Howard; Eyestone, Nancy; Feni-more, Jeraldine; Feoco, Jeanne; Filion, Dick; Flood. Bob Foltz. Rachel 47 • Row 1 — Foor, Jacqueline; Forest, Geraldine; Fowlor, Janot; Freiburg, Hedy; Gardner, Marilyn; Geldaker. Charles, Glaser, Ken; Goff. Nora; Goin, Arlene. • Row 2 — Goldsmith, Walter. Gonzales. Richard; Gortmakor, Robert; Gotcher, Ron; Grannoll. Larry; Grilfeth. Lois; Gustafson, Victor; Hamren, Maxine; Hamilton, Janet • Row 3 — Hanks, Reed; Hansen. Arlene, Hanson. Richard; Harding, Robert. Hardy, Vivian; Harrington. Don. Harris, Sandra; Harrison, Bill; Hartley, Alexander. • Row 4 — Hawkins. Viona; deadly. Mary Alice; Heard. Niquita, Heath, Jim Hoigol. Marilyn; Holgorson, Barbara; Hclgerson. Sharon; Hepner. Carol; Hovlin, Sandra • Row S — Hickman, Dorothy; Higgens, Lloyd; Hogan, Edward; Holst. Marlene; Hopkins. Ron; Horn Marvin; Hutchinson, Mary Jane. Inskeep, Doris; Jonness. Anr. • Row 6 — Jenson, Gayle; Jensen. Gloria. Jodoin. Gordon; Johnson. Barbara; Johnson. Horace; Johnson. Jimmy; Jonos. Eva; Kadlac. Jerry; Kaor. Beverly. • Row 7__________ Kellogg. Pat; Kennedy, Dick; Korley. Virginia; Kerr. Molvin; Korth. James; Kimmel, Louise; Kirkland. Robert; Klein. Sally; Kleinburg. Karen. • Row 8 — Knight. Curtis, Knutson, Jerry; Landroville. Doreen; LaPorte. Betty; Larsen. Marilyn; Leckburg. lla; Leifur. Alice; Loonard. Rodney; Linguist. Roberta •in • Row 1 — Long. Linda; Lorenz. Fred; Losee. Joyce; Love. Joanne; Lundquist, Carol; Madison. Jim; Mannhaller. Vonitia; Manning. Jack; Marquette. Arleta. • Row 2 — Marshall. Joann.- Martin. Larry; Maunu, Sharon. Mayhead. Janice; McCormick. Shirley; McCoy. Bill; McDonald. Elaine; McLarty. Virginia; Mills. Kay. • Row 3 — Mineau, Doug; Moore. Janet. Morin, George; Morin. Shirloy; Morrill, Kay; Mounce. Jean; Munson. Arden. Nail, Duane; Napolean. Isabella. • Row 4 — Neilan, Dick; Newville, Jane; Niles. Bob; Noble. Janet; Noe, David; Noles. Bill; Ohlsen, Delores; Olsen. Charles; Parsons. Robert. • Row 5 — Pashley. Bill; Patt. Dick; Pence. Betty; Perkins, Pete; Peterson, Norman; Peterson. Walter; Powell. Betty; Quinn. Larry, Ragan. Lillian • Row 6 — Rangstrand. Ernie, Ratliff, Jim; Richardson. Bob; Richardson. Jean.- Riden. Morris; Roberts. Truth; Rodin, Dennis; Ross, Pat; Roth. David. • Row 7 — Royse, Gary; Sackett. Carol; Sackett. Eileen; Saunders. Carol. Sauter, Dick; Scheldt, Arlin; Schild. Botty; Schoenhut, Sharon; Scott, Irmajean • Row 8 — Selland, Jack; Shaw. Larry; Sherman. Cynthia; Simila, Sheila; Simmons. Mavis; Skyles, Margie; Slyter. Ron; Smith. Audrey; Smith, Larry. 49 • Row 1 — Soronson. Lynn; Springer. Jim; Stables. Dick; Stover, Bernice; Stowell. Patsy; Strong. Luther; Swett, Rosolyn; Taylor, Helon; Thomas, David. • Row 2 — Thorne. Russell; Tompkins. Carol; Tooley, Almira; Vantoine. Alan; Wade, Ronald; Walker, Jim; Wanaka, Dave; Wang. Karon; Waro, Donnell. • Row 3 — Warren, Jeanette; Warren, Johnny; Waterman, Beryl; Weatherford. Alice Wobstor. Gail; Whito, Billie June; Wittala. Bill; Wilkerson. Jim Wilkins. Marjorie • Row 4 — Wilson. Betty Jean; Wilson. Glenda Winterhollor. Herman; Wirkkala, Lets, Wolfe. Henry; Woolsey. Max Wylam, Ron; Wysingle. Shirley; Young. Robert. JUNIORS NOT PICTURED Adams. Kenneth; Albrocht, George; Angier. Jerry.- Bills. Dar-leon; Blaydon. Bob; Brockhaus. Mary; Caddy. Robert; Cheney, Bob; Chrest. John; Connell, Barbara; Cordes. Evelyn; Crow, Trances; Daily. Jeannoan. Dean. Eliece; Dickinson. Phyllis; Dinsomore, Dennis; Doig. Barbara; Friend, Richard; Garland. Shirley; Gleaves, Dean; Goodenough. Jean. Hall, Charles; Hanes. Jack; Hayes. Ray; Holladay, Wendell; Hudson. Leroy; Johnson. Marilyn; McCormick, Kay. Moore, Charles; Nelsen. Gordon; Orr. Robert; Peterson. Joan; Potter. Alan.- Rosling. John; Sagar. Ardyth; Scott. Alan; Sherwood. Robert; Shindon. Sam; Strait. Donna. Strandloif. Robert; Sutton. Mike; Thomas. Ed. Williams. June; Wooten. Bob; Wright. Sally. SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED Adelman, Ronald; Alexander, Elouise; Amonson. Jerry; Ayer Walter; Baose. Gaylon; Bairens. Bob; Beal. George; Beatty. Kath leen; Beck. Elton; Bishop. Bernie; Blevens. Richard; Boles. Glenn Boyles, Ruth; Bradley. Patricia. Breunig. Lowell; Bullock. Jesse Coffoy, Carolyn; Cook, Delores; Cook. Richard. Dahlman. Doris Denniston. Leonard; Felix. Donna. Gartzke, James; Geoldader George; Gordon. Dwayne; Grant. Joyce: Green. Kaye; Grittner Gene; Hall. Charles; Harpor. Lewis; Hayes. Jtmmy; Hodges Ramon; Hollis. Kenneth; Hunt. Jacquilyne; Johnson. Clyde Johnson, Glen; Jones. Dorothv; Juhula. Arlita; Kellogg. Mary Kerley, Ginger; Kirkpatrick. Nancy,- Lavendure. Rose mary; Loving, Willie; McCeilom. Maitha; McCarty, Renee Marshall, Raymond. Merril. Ralph; Miller. Donald; Miller. Ronald; Morse. Marjorie.- Noce. Michael; Ollison. Lonnie; Olson. Jorry; Phipip. Leianna, Peacock. Charles; Philip. Marilyns; Preston. Arthur; Quesnel, Leon; Raxter. Jimmy; Read. Richard; Russel. Dick; Sandal). Lynda. Saunders. David; Schillerefi. Gerald. Scougale, Charles; Shuck. Glenn; Spath, Doro.hy; Spencer. Jacquelyno; Stevens, Juanita; Stitzel. Jerry; Teeter. Charlene; Tewalt, Ruby. Thain. Jerry; Thiolen. David; Thomas. Sherloe; Thompson. Berniece; Thompson. Gladys; Tyrol!. Lois; Vieira. Joseph.- Wacken. Myrtle. Wagoner. Anna; Walker, Patricia; Wall. Stanley; Wolfe. Eddie; Woodey, Charles; Yankausnas, Larry. FRESHMEN NOT PICTURED Ackerman. Leland; Albreicht. Donna. Banks. Myles; Barrow, Jerry; Bartlet, Donna; Blair, Perry; Bogan. Clevell; Boyum. Richard; Braun, Ethel; Bray, Bob; Busse, Robert; Byrd. Elbert; Cathcart, Don; Chabonnoau, Dorlea; Craig. Larry; Crow, Harry; Dehlin, William; Deneux. Norma Jean; Deitz. Joseph; Dickinson, Beverly; Farris. Jim. Fjalstad. Paul; Fletcher. Marie; Freeman. Ornia; Gilman. Charles; Glennen. Joy; Gould. John; Greene, Chestor; Guthrie. David; Hall. Bernice. Hall, William; Hancock. Bill; Imes, Jorry.- Johnson. John; Kalik. Barry; Kellogg, Helen; Kelly. Lois; Kelso. Joanne; Kesery. Gerald; King, Charles; Kirkpatrick. Carole; Kipen. Donna; Lannon. Vernon; Leonard. John; Linstron. Fayo; Lockett. Loonna. Lofstrem. Shelly; Lovell. Charles; Lutz. Beverly.- Macy. Phil; Magiske. Richard; Manlove. James; Mann. Billio; Mann. Jerry; Mannison, Shirley; Marshall. Robert; Mayers. James; McGuire. Rodney; Miller. Kenneth; Miller. Laura; Miotke, Lucille; Mitchell. Gene; Morion. Don. Murray. Don; Newman. Ronald; Norman. Sammy; Owen. James; Palodickuk, Edith. Parsons. Virginia.- Probst. Nancy. Read. Bob. Reed. Sylvia; Rhotin. Eva; Richards. Richard; Rason. Harold; Schlaflo. Jack; Sheldon. Jerraldine; Sloane. La Verne; Smitt. Huey; Spokely. Jim; Spinaugle. Stanley.- Stenberg. Donald. Strong. Thomas; Taylor, Joe; Tessmann. Nancy; Thompon. Rhoda Lee; Teiex, Edna; Walker. Dalo; Weber. Jerry.- Wilkins. Charles.-Willard. Betty; Wittren. Ron; Woody. Malcolm; Woody. Michael. 50 Sophomore ClaAA O icer A GEORGE JANSSENS President TOM SMITH Vice President INA SEVERSON Secretary DIANE SPATH Treasurer BOB WINKLER Sergeant-at-Arms DICK LARSEN Sergeant-at-arms 52 • Row 1 — Akin, Eva; Alexander, Jams; Alexander, Rosalie; Alla-bach, Mary; Anderson, Janico; Anderson. Pat; Antonsen. Deanna; Arnason. Dianne; Asbury, Marvin • Row 2 — Askland. Lester, Bagley. Ron; Bailey. Jewell; Baird Thomas; Ball, Pat; Barnard, Rita; Bartman, Marleon; Bauer. Marlene; Bear, Harvey. • Row 3 — Beardsley, Marilyn; Bennett, Barbara; Berglund, Frank; Berglund. Sharylin; Bethell, Josephine; Beyer, Illene; Bickel, Albert; Billings, Robert; Blue, Harold. • Row 4 — Blumenleld, Lorotta; Booten, Marta; Boyd. Sharon; Brown. Gladys; Brown. Joan. Brundage. Paul; Burger. Richard; Butler, Norma; Butler, Roger. • Row 5 — Cal- cagno. Mary; Caldwell, Darlene; Cannon. Terry; Carlson, Diane; Carter. Harold; Cha'.terton, Tom; Chock, Jackie; Chessmore. Flora; Childress. Charles • Row 6 — Clark. Merges; Clark, Tom; Clement. Ron; Cleveland, Connie; Cohen, Marvin; Cole, Bob; Cole. Jerry; Collings. Elaine; Cooper. JoAnn. • Row 7 — Cowdrey. Loren; Cox, Carol; Curtis. Richard; Daniels, Patsy; Dickens. Judy; Dietz. Arliss; Dietz. Betty; Dixon. Dolmar; Donnelly. Donna. • Row 8 — Downing. Delbort; Dunbar. Sheila; Dune, Nancy; Eastman, Barbara. Elliott. Dick; England, Dcnna; Erickson. Dale; Ethndgo, Roy; Evans, Suzie 53 • Row 1 — Farra. Willard; Farrand. Monna Rae; Ferko, Carol; Far riar, Iona; Finnell. Maria; Flandors. Clifford. Franklin. Jarry; Frazier Connie. Freaman. Jon • Fujihara. Toshiko; Fullor. Nallia; Fullar Roberta; Gabnelson. Dorothy; Gleason. Lyle; Gooseberry. Kath anno; Gorsline, Gary; Grant, George. Gray; Grant. George Gray. Mickey. • Row 3 — Green. Dons. Green. Karl; Haner Clayton; Hansen. Joan; Hansen. John; Hanson. Marilyn; Hanson Muriel; Hanson. Richard; Harrington. Jerome • Row A — Harri son. Leroy; Hartford. Jean; Hacsfurder. Glenda. Hastay. Donald Hoigel, Wayne; Hemming. Doreen; Hendricks. Joanne; Henry Wayno; Hepner, Sam • Row 5 — Hogan, Naomi; Holderness Darlene; Kolmen. Donna; Houston. Mike; Huckey. Larry; Hughes. Deanna; Hugulet. Duane; Hurd. Mary; Hutchins. Shirley • Row 6 — Irwin. Charles; Jacobberger. Carol; Janssens. George; Jensen. Joyce; Johnson. Agnes; Johnson. Lola; Johnson. Shirley; Johnson. Sven. Jones, Bob • Row 7 — Kadlac. Barbara; Kaor. Diane; Karstctter, Dona; Keller. Barbara. Kelley, Raymond. Kellogg. Gordon; Kelsey. Gordon; Kent, Joseph; Kincaid. Ronald • Row 8 — Kistor, Dorothy Kline. John; Klolv. Yvonne; Kochan. Jerome; Kraft. Sandra; Krulik, Blanche; Landtom, Terry; Lanyon. Vona; Larson. Dick • Bow 1 — Launr.gor. Don: Lawton, Jim; Lelors. Kennoth. LoGore. Janet; Leonard, Ronald; Lester, Clyde; Levin. Nadine; Lind. Sandra; Lindatrom. Arloene; • Row 2 — Long. Judy; Lopez, Mary Lou; Luening, Suzanne; Lundy. Clara; Lyda. Hogina; Lyon. Lynda; McBride, Mike; McConnell, Connie, McGill, Don. • Row 3 — McNeil, Lynn. Magnett. Loretta; Maher, Dan; Mann. Thomas; Marineau, Pat; Massey. Jimmy; Mauk. Margaret; Megitt, Carlone; Meyen. Wanda • Row 4 — Miller. Joanne; Mills, Diane; Milos. Sally; Montag, Billie Jean; Moore. Phyllis; Mounce. Jim; Murray, Karen; Muss. Norma,- Myors, David. • Row 5 — Healy. Heather; Nelson, Harold; Nelson, Marilyn; Newman. Larry; Norris. Jim; Norstedt. Eva Jean; Oaks. Ronald; Oeschger. Paulette; Ogden, Patsy. • Row 6 — Olsen, Leonard; Ottoboni, Janice; Owens. Arlene; Pabst. Richard; Patchin. Pat; Parton, Deanna. Pattorson. Sandra; Pierce. Coroon; Pearson, Beverly. • Row 7 — Peterson. Doug; Philip. Leianna; Phillips. Diane; Poitras, Chuck; Porter, Janet; Postatny, Evelyn; Ragan. Kathleen; Ramseth. Carol; Raugust. Dennis. Row 8 — Reynolds, Eddie; Riddle, Kathryn; Ridonour. Rosemary; Ritnour, Chuck; Robinson, Betty: Robinson, Lee; Rosania, Don; Rosling. Eugene; Rothman. Charles. W 55 • Row 1 — Salyers, Mary; Saxar.o. Grace; Scott, Romona. Scott. Verda; Selland, Linda; Severson. Ina; Sherwood. lames; Shuts. Karl; Siobene, Mary Ann • Row 2 — Simmons. Earlene; Shorthouse, Sandra; Slusher, Sally; Smith. Lucille; Smith, Tom E.; Smith. Tom F. Soper. Judy; Sowards. Carol; Speth. Diane. • Row 3 — Springer. Justine; Stanphill. Shirley, Stoinfield, Phil; Stephens, Dick; Stevenson, Margarot; Strausbaugh. Richard; Stnngham, Lea-nsh. Strong. Julius; Stuart. John D. • Row 4 — Stuart. John W.; Sturiovant, Jay; Stutzman. Barbara; Sundin. Carolyn; Sundquist, Carole; Sweet. Mel; Talbot. Darlene; Talbot. Terry; Thierman. Bob. • Row 5 — Thomas. Bcyd; Thorp. Carol; Thorp. Norma; Thraikill, Roberta; Ttchenor, Jerry; Trusky. Richard; Vandorwal, Evelyn; Vanek, Beverly, Vernon. Geraldine • Row 6 — Vig. Byron; Vos-nick. Barbara; Walgamott, Gary; Walker, Patricia; Ward. Dick; Ware. Botty; Watts, Freida; Weitz, Gary; Westlund. Doug • Row 7 — WetUtead. Don; White, Estor; White, Mary Ann; Williams, Roy; Willis, Bernice; Wilson. Ladell; Winchester. George; Winkler, Bob; Wilkerson. Eugene • Row 8 — Wolfe. Lynn; Young. Bill H. 56 JxeAhman ClaAA O icexA BILL WELCH President DENVER VANCE Vice President JIM RAYCRAFT Secretary SALLY COAD Treasurer • Row 1 — Abdalia, Sylvia; Addi. Barbara; Adelman. Rosemary,-Arvesen. John; Bamett. Carolyn.- Bamett, Jerry; Bauman. Barbara; Baylor. John; Beaver. Ron • Row 2 — Bennett. Bob; Benson. Bob; Berglund. Linnea. Bergman. Jack. Besson. Ruth; Bethell. Alice; Blair, Jack; Blehm. Kenneth; Bobbitt. Dean. • Row 3 — Bonner. Harry; Boreas, Janet; Brandt. Elizabeth. Brandt, Lois; Brantley. Carol; Brice, Don; Brice. Janice; Bristow. Douglas; Brockhaus. Darlene. • Row 4 — Brown. Margie; Brown. Marilyn; Brown. Maxine; Broyles. Rae Lou; Brumbaugh. Darrel; Brundage, Lillie; Brustol, Clyde; Bunker. Wanda; Caldwell. Donna • Row 5 — Cal- iicotte. Barbara; Cameron. Donna Rae; Campbell. Richard; Carlson. Duane; Carlson. Margaret; Carlson. Marilyn; Chambers. Betty; Chrest. Jim; Clark. Betty. • Row 6 — Clark. Donna; Clendenm. Gale; Coed. Sally.- Codr. Jean. Combe. Tom; Connell. Joan; Cris-man. Albert; Crouchley. Pat; Danlon. Marilyn • Row 7 — Daniels. Audrey; Darrah. Pat; Darrah, Pat; Davison, Merrillis,- Dickson. Leroy; Dietz. Gloria; Dodge. Norman.- Donaldson. Jay; Duuu. Jackie • Row 8 — Dunn. Shirley; Edwards. Gloria; Elion. Lilians, Elsen-bach, Peter; Emerson. Harley; Erickson. Eugene; Erickson. Robert. Erwin. Jim; Evans. Eileen. 59 • Row 1 — Evans. Margarot; Fallon. Bob; Farris, Codo; Foickcrt lorry; Ferguson. Graham; Forres, Darlene. Ferris, Jim; Fink. Sian loy. Foltz. Phyllis. • Row 2 — Foss. Marilyn; Foster, Joanno Foster, Rita; Fowler. Wanda; Freer. Coburn; Frost, Shirley; Gal laghor. Edna; Ganter. Charlos; Gardner, Jerry. • Row 3 — Gard nor, Nathan. Garlington. David; Googhegan. Jack; Gierlich, Norma Gonzales, Roland; Goggin, Ron; Gooch. Rosemario; Gordon. Nancy Govig, Mary. • Row A — Gramlich. Mona; Grant. Kenny; Gray John; Greon, Edna; Gniiin. Sharon; Grotjohn. Virginia; Haggblom Gcorgo; Hahn. Tommy; Hall, Torry. • Row 5 — Halloway. Sarah Hamilton. Joan. Hanson, Warren; Harding, David; Harris, Barbara; Harris, Larry. Hazlett, Rosalie; Hefley. Verdie; Hemming. Phil. • Row 6 — Hickman. Donna. Hileman. Vivian; Hogue, Sharon; Hoke, Rosalie; Holm, Beverly; Holmes. Janet; Hoover, Dale; Hopkins, Barbara; Horn, Ray. • Row 7 — Hosney, Delores; Houghton. Sharill; Howes. Judy; Huebner. Lois; Hulfamith, Tom; Hughes. Don. Hurd. Kay; Imdieke, Shirley; Ivie, Lloyd • Row 8 — Johnson. Betty; Johnson. Beverly; Johnson. Darryl. Johnson. Edith; Johnson. Juanita; Johnson. Robort; Junell, Betty; Justice. Joe; Kadlec, Mary Ann. bO • Row 1 — Keefe. Sharon; Kehrli. Carolyn; Kelly. Sharon; Kennedy. Lois; Kent, Mike; Kesch. Frank; Kcster, Sheryl; Kesterson. June; Ketel. Carolyn. • Row 2 — Kiltz. Jerry; Kincaid. Janice; King Wayne; Kirk, Kennette; Kirkolie, Bob; Kitto. Sherry; Klassert, Juanita; Klien. Bill; Knaub. Larry. • How 3 — Kolek. Barry; Lammers, Meiriella; Landstreet. Dorothy; Lane, Velma; Lara, Maria; Larson, Karon; Larson, Louis; Laugnton. Albert; Laughton, Shirley. • Row 4 — Lauer, Lawronce; Law, Bon; Lawronce, Ronnie; Lawson. Ruby; LeFors. Carolyn; Linkomyor, Janice; Llewelyn, Pat; Lolland, Evelyn; Loveall. Kenneth. • Row 5 — Lo rlance. Barbara; Lundquist. John; Lynch. Janice; Macey, Phillip; Martin. Betty; Matson. Janet; Mayes. Janet; Mayhack, Anita; McCauley, Mike. • Row 6 — McCoy. Gordon; MacDonald, Bill; McIntyre, Duane; McMaster, Choryl; Mc-Nealy, Janet; Mollin. Jeanne; Moyer. Gary; Mikoworth, Jerry; Miller, Carol. • Row 7 — Miller. Koith; Moe. Don; Moilanen, Bob; Monks. Shirley; Monroe. Tom; Moore. Doug; Moore. Nancy; Morin, Leon; Morris. Tom. • Row 8 — Morrison. Shirloy; Morse, Bill; Moser, Charles; Noilan, Pat; Nelson. Patricia; Odom. Allen; Odom, Mattie; Oeschger, Joan; Okesson. Patty. • Row I — Ollison, Belton; Olsen. Chari . Olsen. David; Olson. Janice; Orr, Ruth; Otoy, Valory; Patchin, Ardyc ; Patchin. Donna; Patterson. Seymon. • Row 2 — Paul, Jean. Paul. Joan; Peiskor. Lorotta; Pence. Josephine; Perrins, Alan; Perron. Barbara. Pete. Mary; Peters, Richard; Poterson. Janice. • Row 3 — Peterson. Linda; Poterson. Mary; Peterson, Phyllis; Petke John; Phelpa. Chuck; Phillip . Addie; Piltz, Karl; Powell Londa; Prather. Mario. • Row A — Pritchard. Jean; Quinn, Mike; Ramsthol. Allen; Rasmussen. Albert; Raycraft. Jim; Read. Bob. Rtoves. Jim; Reid. Don; Remmick. Doltcn. • Row 5 — Richardson, Louann; Rinas, Deanna. Robinson, Frod. Robinson. Kenny; Roe. Jacqueline; Roe. Judith; Rost. Duane; Roth. Margie. Roys . Don. • P.ow 6 — Russell. Darryl; Sackett! Eleanore; Sauter, Wilma; Seamier, Leo; Schaffer. Johnny; Schaff-ran. Sharon; Schalafo. Jack; Scheldt. Gary; Schneowois. Jackie • Row 7 — Schaubel, Diane; Schulenberg. Ariel; Schuermyer. Bob; Scofield, Connie; Searle, Richard; Senter. Barbara; Schuermyer. Glenn. Simons. Gene; Skidmore. Don. • Row 8 — Skyles. Eunice.' Smedstad. Vemta; Smith. Coreine; Smith. Gerrie; Smith, Karen! Smith. Marvene; Snodgrass, V ayne; Sorenson. Jerry; Springer. Darryl. • Row 1 — Stark. Howard; Storle. Phillip; Sloven . Judy; Strand-berg. Joanne; Stutevoss. William. Style . Kay; Swadberg. Kent; Sweet. Chuck; Swoetland, Grace. • Row 2 — Talbot. Gaye; Tap-pins. Donna; Taylor. Jean; Tennyson. Ed; Tharp. Norma; Thielen. Virginia; Thierman. Elizabeth; Thompson, Carolyn; Thompson. Dick. • Row 3 — Thompson. Harry; Thorpe, Joe; Tice. Shirley.- Tognotti. Georgina; Tompkins. Carolyn; Tubbs. Lorraine; Tucker. John; Vale. Leona; Vance. Denver. • Row 4 — Vanderheiden. Margie; Vertz. Nancy; Vest, Mauroen; Walker, Hichard; Wanaka. Julienne; Wang. Marilyn; War . Ernest; Warren Gwendolyn; Warring. Rob. • Row 5 — Warring. Carol; Washington. Frances; Washington. Willie Lou; Waterman. Karen. Weiblen. Jack; Welch. Bill; Wosterby. Carol; Westerhout. Kathryn; Westerman. Barbara. • Row 6 — Whitmire. Mary; Whitney. Eugene; Wilburn. Margaret; Wilder, Roy; Williams. Bob; Williams, Don; Williams. Tommy; Williamson. Ira; Wilson, Jerne. • Row 7 — Wilson. Sheila; Wilson. Wallace; Wirk-kala. Carol; Wood. Joanne; Wooten. Pat; Wozmck. Dorothy; Wnght. Linda; Wysigle, Alice; Yankauskas. Jerry. • Row 8 — Brausen. Floyd; King. Charles. 63 HAROLD A. YORK Prince Regent of the Royal Rosarians SANDRA WALKER Rose Festival Princess _ _ TTr rr Row 1 Crown Bearer Eddie Stile . Princess Betty Sonju. Prince Suzanne Maher, Train Bearer Michael MAY COURT. Mahar. • Row 2 — Prince Dorothy Ratliff, Prince Beverly Secrest, Princess Donna Stites. Princess Dolores Fischer. • Row 3 — Princess Donna Quadru , Queen Dolores Scull, Prsncoss Jackie Deaver. 3rh£liow, ybtay, 3ete This year's annual Iris show was a great succecs with many beautilul entries. Girls League President Elaine Lucnser cut the ribbon. Pat Kellogg and Virginia McLarty were the sweep-stakes winners. The May Fete also was a success v ith many couples attending the semi-formal dance on Friday evening on May 22. There was also an entcitaining program in honor cf the May Queen. May Court opens In Shew: Iclt to right. Beverly Serrest. Donna Quadrus. Dorothy Ratliff, Betty Sonju, lackio Doavcr, Dolor Fischer, Donna Stites, Sanora Walkor, Suzanno Mahar, Dolores Scull. Right: Virginia McLarty. Grand Swoop-stake winnor for arrangement. Loft: Pat Kellogg, Grand Sweepstakes winner for Horticultural Specimen. Queen Delores officiates- at a campus rose planting. Student Body President Dick Pottratz places crown on May Fete Queen Delores Scull. 69 OxganizationA This year the clubs of Roosevelt have grown in number and size. New clubs formed are Ches, Cross Bow, Horizon (Wi Ca Dolah), International Relations League, Kings, Zada, and ZiDell. Cooperation between clubs, advisors, school, and activities director has not always been perfect but is constantly improving. The weekly meeting of club presidents bolsters understanding and coordination. Some activities carried on by clubs as a group are the annual school carnival and Youth Center dances. Individual services performed by clubs include Christmas and Easter assemblies put on by St. Johns and Spartacus Hi-L, campus clean-up by Key club and Spartacus Hi-Y, purchase and care of rose bushes on campus making of posters by Kalon, indoctrination of new students by Teddyettes and Key club, dancing instruction by Seiddet, patrolling assemblies by the Letterman's club, cafeteria clean-up by Optimist, Easter Lily sale by Teddyettes, and collection for Red Cross by Ready Teddies. Herman Winterholler, Joyce Anderson, Donna Stites and faculty advisor Mr. William Craig, display the silver tea set and coffee urn presented to the school by Ted s Teen Time. 71 Publications • Row 1 — Evjen, Gordon; DoFroita . Judy; Flori, Frank; Ratliff. Dorothy; Guataison. Roger; Montag. Donna; Saban. John. Love. Joanne. • Row ? — Korang. Dorothy; Dennis. Joan; Love. Frances. Flood. Bob; Gilliland. Jack; Cornwall, Delores; Olafson,- Carolyn; Brewer. Jeanne • Row 3 — Colvin. Shirley; Wood. Eugone; Dietz. George; Minch, Bob; Schoenhut, Sharon. ■ Dorothy Ratliff, Editor Frank Fieri, Editor RANGER WEEKLY During the past year the Ranger Weekly has been under the guidance of Dorothy Ratliff, fall term editor, and Frank Flori, spring term editor. Dorothy was editor of front page until January, then she became third page editor. Frank has filled the capacity of sports editor for the entire year. Two other prominent staff members are Frances Love, feature editor, and Joan Dennis, who edited front page for the spring term. In proof of the staff's capabilities, the Ranger has won several honors. In national competition this publication won Second Class Rating in American Critical Service and the Certificate of Honor from the Tuberculosis Association for the editorial written by Donna Montag. This editorial won honors from the local branch of the same organization. A more important proof is the winning of second place in the Self-Improvement Contest sponsored by the University of Oregon. 72 Louis Morrow, Art Editor Gordon Evjen. Sales Manager George Deitz, Photographer Luanne Wolfe, Editor RANGER ANNUAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief for the 1952-1953 Ranger yearbook was Luanne Wolfe. She. with Mrs. Rankin, advisor, is the one who co-ordinates and takes the responsibility for the publication of the year. Gordon Evjen was sales manager and promoted an unusual number of sales. The person responsible for the art work is Louise Morrow, senior. Most of the action shots were taken by George Deitz, student photographer. Many other students helped to make this book possible by performing smaller but just as important jobs. A padded cover was designed and used this year as desired by students. More pages were added to the number used last year. • Row 1 — McBride. Gaylee. Koran?, Dorothy; DeFreitas, Judy; Saban John; Wolfe. Luanne; Gustafson. Roger; Ratliff. Dorothy; Montag. Donna; Brustol. Barbara. Row 2 — Saunders. Carol; Dennis. loan; Flood. Bob; Flori. Frank; Gilliland. Jack; Swiggum. Alice. • Row 3 — Love. loanne,- Love. Frances; Ev)en. Gordon; Dietz. George; Minch. Bob Schoer.hut, Sharen 73 Orchestra The Roosevelt orchestra, though small in size, has been the giver of beautiful music. At the Orchestra Festival the group's playing was considered excellent by those who heard. The girls' string ensemble which includes Ruth Burke, Diane Carlson, Merrillis Davison, Delores Dillree, Janet Erickson, Vivian Hardy, Joanne Hendricks, Juanita Klassert, Louise Moore. Deanna Dinas, and their accompanist, Audrey Smith, has played for Girls' league assemblies. The string quartet was made up of Diane Carlson, Joanne Hendricks. Louise Moore and Ruth Burke. Some soloists are Pat Danat, saxophone; Eddie Thomas, trumpet; Kennett Kirk, piano; and Joanne Hendricks, violin. The brass sextet includes Vernon Keife, Frosty Holladay, Janet Ericksen, Gerald Knutsen, Claude Washburn, and Clyde Harmon. The orchestra played for the more formal assemblies during the school year. 74 An active and outstanding organization in the school this year has been the band. It has played for all the football and basketball games and has entered a number of soloists and instrumental groups in the Fortland Solo and Ensemble Contest receiving excellent and superior ratings. At the Band Festival it was commended as the most outstanding band. Members traveled to Seaside for two contests also. Other activities for them were pep rallies, student body assemblies, six radio shows, and marching in several parades. The marching band consisted of 72 members while 64 claimed membership in the concert band. Outstanding members include Janet Erickson, Vivian Hardy, Darlene Hughes, Bob Jacobson and Claude Washburn who are in the all-city band which was this year, under the leadership of Mr. Verne Preston, Roosevelt's band master. SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY The Sr. Honor Society this year sold taas on Sadie Hawkins Day, operated the snack bar for basketball games, and has taken in new members twice. They also presented two scholarships. Allen. Dick. Anderson, Dorothy, Anderson, Joyce; Opperude, DuWayno. Ayers. Nolda; Benson, Marlene Bradford. Donna Brustol. Barbara Brown Marv Ann. Browning Jeanne Burke. Ruth. Cole Shirley. Colvin Shirley; Dahl. Lola; Dennis, Joan; Dtllreo. Delores. Dcna'.dson, Norman; Dutcher, Don; Erickson, Janet Erickson, Martin. Eyestone, Nancy, Farrell, Patricia; Feoco. ieanno; Fischer, Delores; Fleming, Saundra Foster, Patt; Glaser, Ken, Hager. Dean; Heath. Jim. Hondricvks. Hon. Jacobson. Bob; Jenness, Phyllis Johns, Glen. Johnson. Barbara; Johnson. Janet, Jones. Beverly; Jones. Mary Etta. Kawasaki. Masato; Keefe Vernon; Kuehl. Waunita; Landrovillo. Dorene, Unquiet. Roberta Madison, Jim. Manning, Jack. Marino. Ida Marquette. Arleta; Miller. Joyco; Mills. Kay; Minchow. Ed Minor, Shirley; Montag. Donna, Moore, Ann Morse, Rochell. Murray. Colleen; Murray. Mel, Neale, Charles Noco, Gerald. Nixon, Paul. Nortell, Faye Nylund. Joanne; Paco, Nancy; Perkins, Pete; Peterson. Earl Quadrus. Donna; Ratliff. Dorothy. Ramsthel Don; Rangstrand, Ernost; Roberts. Dave; Roberts. Truth. Ross, Pit; Runyon. Ruth; Sackett, Eiloon; Schild Betty, Schoonhut. Sharon; Selland, Autumn. Smith, Carol; Smith. Donald; Sonju, Botty; Stitos. Donna Stover, Bernice; Swell. Rosolyn; Swigaum. Alice Swiggum Anna; Tabor. Harry; Tooley. Almira, Waro Margaret; Walker. Sandra. Ward. Pat; Wood, Eugene, White, Bilbo June; Walton. Nancy. Vi!liams, Joanne Wirkkala. Lois. Wolfe, Luanne. JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY The Junior Honor Society this year has raised money for the library. They have also had a candy sale and taken in new members. Their purpose is to Promote interest in the welfare of the school. 77 Akin, E; Alexander, R ; Aliabach. M Arveson. I . Bagiev. R ; Ball. P . Bauman, K. Bennett, B; Bergiund. L ; Bergiund, S. Boraas, I ; Boyd, Sharon. Brantley Carlton. D ; C.'iarbonr.eak D . Cooper I . Curtn H Dahlen M Daniels. P F. rrcs. D ; Ftnnol. M ; Flanders. C ; Foltz. P Foster. R, Fragier. C. Freer. ( Gr«en 0 ; Hansen. I . Harrison. L . Hastay. D Healy H Heigel. W . Hendrt R Holderners. D.; Holladay. L.; Hlemen. D . Huobner. L ; Hughes, D ; Hutc S.. Kehrli, C; Kelly S ; Ketch C. Kincaid. R. King. W, Kitto. S : Kloiv Larson, L ; Levin. N ; Lind, S ; Long, J . Lopez. M ; Luemng, S . McCauley. I Mcggitt C ; M keworth. I : Miller. I . Miller, K . Moore. N . Moore, P . Murray p Oiey. V ; Owens, A ; Pabst, R . Peterson. L.; Petke. I . Phillips, D Pnlch inson B ; Sakano, G . Schulenbera. A . Soverson, I ; Shorthouse 3 ; Siobem p. S|«-ncor. I . Stefhenson. M Stringham 1. Stuart I . Sweelland G f,P; Wagonor, A ; Weiblen, I ; Wietz, G ; Westorhout, K Wilson, I, B , Beardsley, M . Beatty. C . Brandt. E ; Cannon. T.; , Darrah. P England, D.; Z . Gorsline. G.; Gray, M ; icks, J ; Hickman, D.; Hoke. :hins, S; lensho, J ; Koele, Y , Krulik B Larten, K ; . Mann, T; Mayhach. A.; , D ; Nelson. M ; Oketson. iard. I ; Robinson. F ; Rob-s, M Sunmons, E , St ath, lornas. B Tucker, 1 ; Vest, SPARTACUS HI-Y Spartacus has had a busy year, having two joint meetings with Cosmo of Grant and Tri-Y of Jefferson. They have had a beach trip, a trip to Mt. Hood, and a candy sale. They also took cart in the Sweethearts ball, for all Hi-Y clubs, and the annual Thanksgiving and Easter assemblies. They won the yearbook sale contest for selling the most annuals. • Row J — Rothman. Chuck; Quinn. Larry; Kadalac. Jerry; Janssens, George; Thorne. Russel!; Roth, David. Richardson. Rob. Jcseph, Joe. Kennedy. Dick. • Row 2 — Stables, Dick. Springer, Jin-.; Munson. Arden. Shaw, Larry. Huglot. Duane. Grant. George; Niles. Bob; Gleeson. Lyle • Row 3 — Burger, Dick; Gotcher, Ron; Holladay, Wendell Wanaka. Dave; Coffin, Don. Flood. Bob; Cathcart, Ben. Calcagno, Richard. RALLY SQUAD The rally squad's duties are to lead the yells at the football and basketball games and teach routines to the incoming squad each year. Former members of this years squad were Bernadine Macey, Joanne Williams, and Gladys Geigle. • Row 1 — Murray, Mai; Hogan. Ed; Hagar, Dean • Row 2 — Pace, Nancy; Mahar. Suzanne; Fischer, Dolores; Wilder, Elaine; Welch. Pat; Anderson. Joyce. MAJORETTES The Roosevelt Majorettes this year have been our best. With the Drum Major, Dick Allen, leading they have given our school something to be proud of when they march in parades. • Slushor, Sally; Sauter, Wilma; Brown, Joan; Severson, lna; Dardis, Uuna Jean; Allen, Dick; Smith, Corrine; Vosnlck. Bar-Janet; Cooper. Joanne; Willis, Willie. 79 CHOIR The music department is well graced by our outstanding choir. They have sung for assemblies, the Musical Festival and for various organizations. Six of the members are in the All-City • Row 1 — Smith, Carol; Golt. Nora; Jones, Beverly; Landerville, Dorene; Sauter. Dick; Perkins. Pete; Fenton. Wallace; Lovo, francos- Abella, Barbara. Nortoll. Fay. Wirkkala, Lois; Taylor. Helen. • Row 2 — Wilder, Elaine, Murray, Colleen; Anderson. Dorothy; Goin. Arlene Stiles. Donna: Hendricks. Ron; Hogan, Ed; Hartley, Alexander; Cromer. Joanne,- Harris. Sandra; Heigle. Marilyn; Pace. Nancy. • Row 3 —Hutchins, Shirley; Sherman. Cynthia; Sorenson. Lynne; Richardson. Bob; Barbour. Roger; Moppin. Richard; Caldwell. Larry; Fowler. Janet; Marquette. Arleta; Hickman. Dorothy. • Row 4 — Ball. Pat; Lona. Linda; Wang. Karon; Calcagno. Richard; Erickson, Dean; Walker. Jim; Haner, Clayton; Erickson, Martin; Williams. Jo Anne; Wolfe. Luanne; McDonald. Elaine. PEP BAND Helping support the school spirit at games, the pep band is always ready to lend their music in defense of the teams. The Boys Ensemble has been very active outside of school . caicegno. R.chard.- R.chardson. Bob. s ut.r, Dick. Hartley, as well as inside. They have sung for P.T.A.'s of Other schools, Alexander; Phillip . Emanuel; Hogan. Ed. over the radio and in the Spring Music Festival. They have also sung in many of our own assemblies. 81 A.V.A. The A.V.A. is responsible for operation of projecting machines for teachers and noon movies. They also operate the public address system in the auditorium and gym. • Row I — Moe. Don; McIntyre, Duane; Fink. Stanley; Meyer. Gary; Harrington. Jcromo; Sturdevant. Jay; Hall, Terrance; Mr. White • Row 2 — Gusiafason. Victor; Flanders. Clifford; Millor. Keith; Kirkland. Robert; Petke. John; Walker, Jim; Campbell, Gordon; Hendricks. Ronald. CLUB PRESIDENTS The purpose of the Club Presidents meeting is to give suggestions to the Student Council and to discuss problems that take place in their clubs. They also have charge of Teds Teen Time. Allaback, M.; Anderson, J.; Arnason. N; Barcheck, J.; Beyer, A; Bladow, B.; Brooks. J.; Browning, J.; Cromer, J.; Fox. B.; Grot-John, V.; Hanson. G.; Hager, D.; Harder, A ; Harris. S ; Hen-’dricks, ].; Johnson. J.; Jones. M ; Justice. B ; Kaer. B ; Kawasaki. M.; Kennedy. R; Kirk. K.; Klein, S.; LaPorte. B; Larsen, M ; Long, J.; Luenser. E.; Maher, S.; McBride, G.; Minsow. E.; Morse. R.; Murray. M ; Noffondori, H.; Nortell. F.; Odom. P.; Paco, N . Pottratz, D.; Prink, R.; Ragon, K.; Ratliff, D.; Raue, G.; Richardson, B.; Roberts. D.; Smith. A.; Smith, C.; Soper, J.; Spisla, A.; Taber, H.; Thomas. S.; Tappins. N.; Verbock; G.; Vest, M.; V alkor, J.; Walker, P.; Ward. P.; Warren, B.; Whitney, P.; Williams, J.; Winterholler, M. «2 DANCE COMMITTEE The duties of the dance committee are to plan the dances, decide on price, date, and to decorate and take care of advertising. Their adviser is Miss Dale. • Row 1 — LaPorte, Baity; Hansen. Marian; Sonju. Batty; Kaar, Beverly; Stites. Donna; Coad. Sally; Larsen. Karen; Levin, Nadine; Miss Dale. • Row 2 — Anderson. Val Gena; Farra. Willie; Dahl. Lola; Kaor, Diane; Kraft. Sandra; Phillips. Diana; Roth, Margie; Welch. Pat. • Row 3 — Macey. Phil; Minch, Bob; Sauter, Dick; Burke. Jim; Richardson, Bob; Neifendorf, Ren; Kennedy Dick; Peterson. Norman; Hemming, Phil. FIRE SQUAD The purpose of the fire squad is to execute and oversee firedrills. They have this year established a new record. 3 i seconds to get the students from the school. Their chief is Darryl Black. • • Anderson. J..- Anderson. Vj Barcheck. J.; Bennett, S.; Bernhardt. E.; Bernhardt. E.; Black D ; Blayden. B: Boyd. E; Brown. J.; Calcagno. R • Cassidy. L; Coad. J.: Coffin. D.; Conachan. W . Davis. G.; Davis. L.; Dollarhide. M.; Eller. R.; Elmlund. J Gilliland. J.: Gonzales. R; Griffith. L . Gustafson. R ; Hagor. D Evjen. G.; tyestone. N.: Flood. B.; Flori. F ; Foltz. R ; Fox. B Harris. S ; Harrison. B.; Hartley. A.; Hoigel, M ; Hogan. E..- John son J.; fonea. M; Justice. B; Kadlec. J.; Kawasaki. M; Ken nedy, R.; LaPorta. B ; Lashlcy, J.; Leckberg, I.; Loiland. M Long. L: Luenser. E Lundquist. C.; Maher. S ; Marshall. V. McCoy. B.; Minneau. D.; Murray. M.; Nail. D..- Needham. G.; Nef tendorf. H ; Neifendorf, R.; Niles, B.; Olsen. P; Olson, D.; Pace N.; Patterson. A-; Paterson. N.; Phillips. E.; Pottratz. D.; Ragan L.; Richardson B ; Fcdin. D.; Royse. G.; Rupp. M.; Sauter. R. Scull, D.; Sheldon, D.; Sheldon, V.; Sly D.; Sonju, B ; Stites D.; Suroer. E.; Taber, H.: Thorno, R.; Tiley. S ; Walker. S. Walton, N.; Wanaka. D.; Ward, P.; Warren. B.; White. B.; Wii tala, B.; Wilder. E.; Wilderson. J.; Williams. J.; Wmterholler, H. 83 OFFICE STAFF The office staff is composed of the office help, the library workers, school store and counseling staff. Their duties are to help the teachers in any way they can. Acquin, J.; Anderson. D.; Anderson. I.; Anderson, I.; Antonsen. D.; Bach tell. J.- Boatty.K ; Benson. M.; Brustol. B: Colvin. S.; De Freitas. J.; Dillree. D.; Dietz, D.; Dixon, K.: Dollarhide, M.; England. D.; Farroll, P.; Feoco, J.; Fischer, D.; Franklin. G.; rugua, D.; Gooldaker, G.; Gcrsline, G.; Hacke, E.: Hamilton, j.; riansen, M.; Hanson. A.; Hevlin, S.; Hutchinson, Jensen. G.; Johns, G.; Jones. E.; Karstetter, D.: Kellogg. Pj Kteinbera. K. ; Kleiv, Y.; Korange, D.; Larsen, M.; Linhart, F.; Long, f.; McConnell. C.; Magnett, I.; Mann. T.; Manning. J.; Mills. K.; Nelson, M ; Noe, I.; Nortell, F.; Perm. J.; Quaarus, D.; Ragan. L. ; Sakano, G.; Schild, B.; Scull, D..- Smith, A.; Sonju, B.; Soper, J.: Spisla. A.. Stephenson. M.; Stover. B.; Swott, R.; Thomas, B.; Tcoley, A.; Vanek. M ; Wagoner. A. V elch. Pat; Weller. R.; Whitney, P.; Wood. E. REG. PRESIDENTS The duties of the reg. presidents organization is to discuss problems that take place in the reg. rooms and to make any suggestions to the student council that they may think will benefit the school in some way. Their president is Bill Wiitala. Bernhardt, E.; Billings R • Bray, R.; Brice, D.; Calcagno. R. Carlson. D.; Carter, H.; Cathcart. B.; Cathcart. D.; Coad. D. Curtis, R.; Davis, L.; Dietz. A.: Donaldson. N.; Erickson. D. F.vjen, G ; Foster. R ; Gleaves, D.; Great. G ; Grant. J.; Harms B.: Harris, S-; Harrison. B.; Hileman, V.; Ivie. L.; Janssens. G. Kadlec, B.; Kennedy. L.; Ketel, C.; Kincaid, R.; Kitto, S-; Kornac D.; Knaub. L.; Knight C.; Larson. K.; Lolland, M.; Long. L Luenser, E.; Miller, j.; Minor, S-; Montag, B.; Murray. C.: Murry D.. Nellendorf. H : Niles, B.. Nortell. F.; Odom, P ; Olson. C Patterson, A ; Phillips, E.; Postatny, E.; Rangstrand, E.; Raycralt I.; Reid, D.; Richardson. B.; Root, R.; Ross, P.; Rothman. C. Russell, D.; Schroich, J.; Schulenberg. A.; Shaw. L; Sonju, B. Sorenson, L; Spath, D.; Stables, D.; Stnnghma, L.; Taber, H Taibot, J.; Taylor, J.; Thielen, V.; Wanaka. J.; Wang. M..- Ware M.: Weitz, G.; Welch. B.; Wiitala. B.; Wilder. E ; Wingler. R Wright, L. 84 TICKETEERS The purpose of the Ticketeers is to take and sell tickets for pay assemblies and senior class plays. Their advisers are Mrs. Larson and Mrs. Meinig. • Row 1 — Brustol. Barbara; Bayer. Avis; Marquette. Arlete; Landreville, Doreno; Ron, Pat; Minor. Shirley; Erickson, lane; (ones, Mary Etta • Row 2 — Baird. Mary Jo; Smith. Carol Jean; Nail. Duane; Larson, Marilyn. Taylor. Helen; Harder. Arlene; Hutchinscn, Mary Jane; Maunu, Sharon; DeVisher. • Row 3 — Frances Meinia; Dennis, Joan; Antonsen. Tonya; Kuehl, Waunita; Benson, Marlene; Moore, Louise; Browninq. Joanne Stevenson. Muriel; Margaret Larson. TOPPER COMMITTEE The Topper Committee plans and decorates for the dances which are held every Friday night at the St. John's Y. This year they celebrated their birthday by a special dance. • Row 1 — Anderson. Joyce; Skull. Delores; Stites. Donna; Grilfeth. Lois. • How 2 — Bladow. Bethy; Justice. Bob; Sabar.. John. Fox, Bob; Goldsmith. Walter; Heiqle. Marilyn. 85 President — Elaine Luenser Vice-President — Mary Etta Jones Corresponding Secretary — Marilyn Larson Recording Secretary — Marilyn Heigle GIRLS LEAGUE ACTIVITIES The Girls League activities this year have been to have a dog show, help with the Iris Show, and help in assemblies. They also had Girls League Week, in which they had a fashion show, an assembly, and May baskets for the teachers. JR.-SR. GIRLS- LEAGUE REPRESENTATIVES • Row 1 — Love. Frances; Fowler. Janet; Kaer. Beverly; McBride. Gaylee; Wolfe, Luanne: Nortell, Faye; Wirkkala. Lois; Ohlsen. Dolores. • Row 2 — Nail, Duane; Harris. Sandra; Larson. Msrtlyn; Selland, Autumn; Foltz, Rachael: Schild. Betty; White. Billie June; Miller. Joyce. • Row 3 — Quadras. Donna.-Jonos. Beverly; Hevlin, Sandra. FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE GIRLS' LEAGUE REPRESENTATIVES • Row 1 — Lolland. Evelyn; Coed. Sally; Price, Janice: Hoke. Rosalie; Keete. Sharon.- Braun. Ethel; Spath. Diane; Cooper. Joanne; Schaubel, Diane. • Row 2 — Ramseth. C.; Severson. Ina; Lyda, Regina; Kehrli, Carolyn; Kaor. Diane; Kitte. Sherry. Krulik, Blanche,- Taylor. Jean. Ball. Patsy. • Row 3 — Miller, Jeanne; Scott, Ramona; White, Esther; Fowler. Wanda; Kennedy. Lois; Dunn, Shirley. 86 G.A.A. The Girls Athletic Association is composed of sports and activities for girls. They have a tennis team, a basketball team, and earlier in the year a bowling team. Their advisers are Miss Stevens and Mrs. Sellberg. • Row 1 — Marquotte. Arleta. Liefer, Alice.- Harris. Nancy, Lono. Judy; McLarty. Virginia • Row 2 — Ramseth. Carol; Landstreat. Evelyn; Vandarwal, Evalyn; Sundquist. Carol; Boyd. Sharon; Danials, Pat. • Row 3 — Losao. Joyca; So par, Judy; Hansan, Ailana; Ridanour. Roremary; McNeil. Lynn • Row 4 — Mils Stevens; Mrs. Sellberg. OFFICE PRACTICE The office practice class makes all stencils and does all the mimeographing work for teachers, administration, and organizations. They also make programs for plays, banquets, etc. • Row 1 — Pace. Nancy; Quadrus. Donna Kay; Brown. Mary Ann. Mrs. Robinson; Bradford. Donna; Walton, Nancy; Swigaum, Alice; Harris. Nancy Lao. • Row 2 — Wolfe, Luanne; Sheldon, Dale; Olsen, Pete; Minchow, Ed; Neffondorf. Babe: Roberts, Dave.- Lolland. Marvin.- Powell. Lillian • Row 3 — Allen, Dick; Jacobsen. Bob; Conachan. Wayne; Ramstell, Don,- Olsen. Roger. 87 AEQUES Aeques has had many activities this year. They had an in- £.' ’ Kt VwT Uvt Stallation dinner lor officers, a tea for new members, and a Nadine.- Kaer, Diana; WUson, Batty Jaan; Foltz, Rachaal; Fischer, slumber party. They also had a spaghetti dinner, a beach trip, Do!or,' : Schmick' janot. a Christmas party and two joint meetings with Jefferson and Cleveland. AMICITIA Amicitia has had a full year having a joint meeting, two teas for new members, a beach trip, and a Christmas party for the Waverly Baby Home. They also had a swimming party, a pop com sale, and two slumber parties. • Row 1 — Marquette. Arieta; Tooley, Almira; Moore. Phyllis; Mounce. Joan; Love, Frances; Simmons. Mavis; Brooks. Juanita. • Row 2 — Jensen. Gloria; Losoe. Joyce; Alexander. Rosalie; Kleinburg. Karen; Schields,( Betty; Hidonour, Rosomary,-Jensen, Gayle. • Row 3 — Love, Joanne; Swett. Roselyn; Hamilton. Janet. Schoenhut, Sharon; Dillrce. Dolores,- McBride. Gaylee; Wolfe, Luanne; Hepner, Carol. 88 AZAMMA Azamma has had a full year having a pickle sale, joint meetings, a carnival sale, installation dinner, and slumber parties for their new members. • Row 1 — Porter, Janet; McConnel. Connie; Sakano. Grace; Tt.railkill. Roberta; Ball, Pat; Ratliff, Dorothy; Healy. Heather. • Row 2 — Spath. Diane. Holderness, Darlene. Magnet. Loretta; Smith. Carol; Akin. Eva; Wagoner. Annabell; Postatney, Evelyn. CISUM A candy sale, two teas for new members, and attending concerts have been the activities of Cisum this year. • Row 1 — Smith. Audrey; Vandorwal, Evolyn; Hendricks, Joanne; Frazier, Connie; Vest. Maureen; Brandt, Betty; Scath. Verda. • Row 2 — Mrs. Lancaster; Ware, Betty: Carlson. Diane; Johnson. Barbara; Westerby. Carol; Ridenour. Rosemary; Watts. Lorrane; Pearson. Beverly. 89 COSMO KI Cosmo Ki's activities this year have included a Christmas Party, a spaghetti dinner, and two teas for new members. They also took a Mt. Hood trip. • Row 1 — Morse, Rochelle; Erickson. Janet; Dwight. Betty Pence. Betty. • Row 2 — Martin. Catherine; Hayes. Joan-Meyen. Eleanor; Meyen, Wanda; Miss Robinson. HORIZON Horizon's activities this year were sending a representative to the Horizon convention, taking part in the annual Camp Fire candy sale, taking in new members; end they had a vaudville act in the Horizon All City Circus. • Row 1 — Lynch. Janice; Thierman. Carolyn; Brandt. Elizabeth; Smith. Game; Bunker. Wanda • Row 2 — Keefe. Sharon; Gerlick. Norma; Tice. Shirloy; Vest. Maureen; Lammers. Man-olla; Grotjohn, Virginia: Wilson, Sheila; Richardson, Louanne. • Row 3 — Tessman. Nancy; Heubner. Lois; Orr. Ruth; Perron, Barbara; Hickman. Donna; Cameron. Donna; Okesson, Patty; Hedges. Mary. 90 • Row 1 — Nall. Barbara; Ncrtoll. Fayo; Sonju, Botty; Hord. Gail; Fischer. Dolores; Welch. Pat; Quadras, Donna. • Row 2 — Luenser, Elaino Bachtel, Joan; Pace, Nancy; Hanson, Marian; Walton, Nancy; Stitos, Donna; Dahl, Lola. • Row 3 — Rupp, Myrna; V ildor, Elaine; Dollarhido, Marilyn; Dollarhido, Jacqu-line; Mahar, Suzanne. IDELES Ideles has had a lull year having a rummage sale, a swimming party with Zeus, a tea for the mothers, and a dance Evening in Paris.” They have had several joint meetings also. I.R.L. IRL., International Relations League, has sponsored dances after games, sponsored an assembly, and sent a representative to the State IRL Conference. They also attended a banquet and took part in the all city IRL conference. • Row I — Anderson. Judy; Ratliff. Dorothy; Brown. Mary Ann Smith. Carol. • Row 2 — Murray. Colleen,- Benson. Mariana Ware; Margaret; Hardy, Vivian • Row 3 — Ramsthel. Don Erickson. Martin; Mr. George; Robarts, David; Roua, Garnot. KEY CLUB The Key Club sponsored the Spook House at the Teddy Fair, and took charge of the garbage cans around school. They also had a joint meeting with Sigma Tau Kappa of Girls Poly and a formal installation of new officers at the Campbell Court Hotel. • Row 1 — Flanders. Clifford- Harrington, Jsroma; Nailan. Dick Kirkland. Bob; Downing. Dalbart; Sturtevant, Jay; Gustafson Victor. • Row 2— Heath, jim- Minchow Ed; Wylam. Ron; Yon kauskav Larry; Cola Bob. • Row 3 — Patt, Dick; Walkar. Jim Mrs. Whito; Campbell, Gordon; Estay. Howard. 92 KINGS Kings is a new club this year. Its activities have included a date meeting, joint meetings, and taking in new members. They also planted roses in the Roosevelt rose garden and had a party. • Row 1 — Brown. lorry; 3archeck, Jim; Harms. Bill; Murray. Mol; Stables, Dick; Needham, George; Fox. Bob; Surbor, Ed; Goldsmith. Walter; Vorbock. Grant. • Row 2 — Quinn. Larry. Hopkins. Ron; Kennedy. Dick; Pottratz. Dick; Knight. Curtis. Wintorhollor; Nilos, Bob; Them, Russell; Holladay, Wendell. • Row 3 — Cathcart. Bon; Hogan. Ed; Rodin. Donnis; Raaon, Loren; Royso. Gary; Richardson. Bob; Gotcher, Ron; TaDor. Harry; Coftin. Don. LETTERMEN The Lettermen's main duties are to patrol the assemblies and keep order. This year they also helped with the Evaluation Committee. • Row 1 — Conachon, W .; Sheldon. D.; Bowers, !• Justice ,B • Gilliland. J.; Allen. D.; Minchow, E.; Keefe, V.; Tiley, S.; Fox. B.; Neflendorl. R.; Coad. D.; Paaen. L; Burke. J.; Hosinqton. J. • Row 2 — Strong. J.; W.nterhcllor. H.; Kadalac. J ; McCoy. B.; Strong. L; Cathcart. Ben ; Flood, B.; Mineau. D.; Bennett, S ; Wilkerson, J.; Brown. ].; Christensen. P. Donaldson, N.; Harrison, B. • Row 3 — Le Bleu. G.; Wylam. R ; Bernhardt. E ; Bernhardt, E.; Barbour, R.; Surber, E..- Campbell, G. Potorson. N.; Kirkland, B.; Rodin. Dj Shorthouso. J. • Row 4 — Lolland, M ; Anderson, V.; Neale, C.; Knight, C.; Noce, M.; Niles, B.; Lorenz. F.; Wntala. B.; Wanaka. D. • Row 5 — Gustaphson, Vidor; Shaw. L.,- Larsen, D.; Stables, D . Flori, F.; Meyers, D.; Gel-daker. C. 93 LUANA An installation dinner, an initiation tea, and a beach trip have been among Luana's activities. They also had a joint meeting and a concession in the Carnival. • Row 1 — Brewer. Jeanno; Eyestone, Nancy; William . Joanne; Rupp. Myrna; Nortell, Faye; Mahar, Suzanno; Harris, Sandra • Row 2 — Andersen, Joyce; Sluther. Sally; Scull. Delores; Bladow, Bethy; Hovlin, Sandra. Stites, Donna. • Row 3 — Norstead. Eva Jean; Kraft. Sandra; Cooper. Joanne; Luen-ing, Suzanne; Slaby, Marge; Ward, Pat; Elsenback. Gerry. OPTIMIST Optimists' activities this year have included a candy sale, cleaning the cafeteria and rose beds, taking part in the all city dance, and a joint meeting with Jefferson and Franklin. • Row 1 — Goldsmith. Walter; Gustafson. Roger; Harrison, Bill; Hager, Dean; Justice. B.; Surber, Ed; Jerry Brown. Taber. Harry; Brune, LeRoy. • Row 2 — McCoy. Bill; Winterholler. Herman,-Wilkerson. Jim; Pottratz, Dick; Mineau, Douglas; Peterson. Norman.- Larson. Dick; Hogan. Ed. • Row 3 — Gonzales. Richard; Verbeck, Grant; Olson. Leonard; Gorsline. Gary; Gray. Nicky,-Nelson. Joe; Martin. Larry,- Johnson, Jim; Olson. Jerry. 94 PHYLON Phylon has had many activities this year, among them; a slumber party for new members, an installation, and a joint meeting with Trix of Washington. They also had a date meeting, a beach trip, and a fireside for new members. • Row 1 — Ratliff, Dorothy; Bradford, Donna; Le Goro, Janet; Linds trom, Arloeno; William . Joanne; Odem, Pat; Vanek, Beverly. Wirkkala, Lois. Gabnelson, Dorothy. • Row 2 — Jones. B vorly; Hickman Dorothy, Stnngham. Leanah, Phillip . Diane, Miller. LoAnno Nelson. Marilyn. Fowler, Janet. • Row 3 — Stevenson, Margaret; Maunu. Sharon; Ross, Pat; Nylund, Joanne; Lopaz. Mary Lou; Hughes. Deana. 95 PISTON POPPERS Piston Poppers is a new club. Its purpose is to promote safe driving among its members. This club will be functioning during the summer months. • Row 1 — Surbor. Ed; Gilliland. lack; Harms. Bill; Barcheck 1 30; Bannott, Sian; Bray. Roy; Noedham. George; Kadalac. Jarry • Row 2 — Goicher. Hon; Verback. Grant; Boyd. Evaratt; Pea body. Chuck; Pottratz, Dick; Ragan. Loran; Keith. Laonard Sheldon. Varfin. PLACUS Placus' activities this year have included taking in new members, breakfast for new members, and a beach trip. They also had a joint meeting and sponsored a dance. • Row 1 — Wilson, Glanda; Clow, Darlana; Vosnick. Barbara loaness. Ann; Aballa, Barbara. • Row 2 — Amason. Norm Klava. Yvonne: Olafson. Carolina; Spaslia, Anna; Feoco, Jeann« Hutchinson. Mary Jano. 9b ST. JOHNS HI-Y This year St. Johns Hi-Y participated in the annual Thanksgiving and Easter assemblies, and they had a beach trip. They also sent a representative to the Youth Government • Row 1 — Murray. Mel: Evjen. Gordon; Saban. John; Barcheck. - r Darryl • Row 2 — Winkler, Bob. Smith. Tom; Raoen. Jim; Fox, Bob; Neffendorf. Babe. Boyd, Everett; Brav. Roy; Loren; Olsen. Pete; Sly, Dick; Davis. Larry; Harms. Bill; Gilliland. Jack; Sholdon. Dale. • Row 3 — Rodin. Dennis; Royse. Gary; Gray, Mickey; Gorsline. Gary; Wettstead, Don; Olson, Leonard. TAGUS Among Tagus' activities have been TV parties and a swim-ning party. Their purpose is to promote better citizenship jmong different classes and their colors are red and gold. • Row 1 — Jacobsen. Bob; Richardson. Bob; Kennedy, Dick. Neflendori. Babe; Sheldon. Dale; Gilliland. Jack; Sauter. Dick. • Row 2 — Bray. Roy; Nixon, Paul; Peabody. Chuck; Allen. Dick; Peterson. Norman. • Front — Suzie Mahar, Mascot. 97 TEDDYETTES Teddyettes is a service club of girls of good character and scholastic record. They serve at faculty teas, usher at plays and concerts, guard the doors at basketball games, and this year helped with the Iris show. They helped the Dads Club a their banquets and bought a punch bowl for the clubrooms. • Row 1 — Rath!!. Dorothy, Bradford, Donna; {ones. Beverly; Kansan, Marian; Hardar, Arlene, Nylund, Jo Ann; Schtld. Betty; Kleinb-irg. Karan; Mills, Kay; Saunders. Carol; Swett. Rosalyn. • Row 2 — Wirkkala, Lois; Pace, Nancy, Browning. Joanna; Foss. Pat; Anderson. Dorothy. Kiser, Gloria; Eyastona, Nancy; Johnson. Barbara; White, Billie June; Jonas. Mary Etta; Stover. Bernice. • Row 3 — Miller. Joyce; Murray. Collen; Welch. Pat; Sonju, Batty; McBride. Gayleo.- Naif, Barbara; Williams. Joanne; Kellogg. Pat; Daavar. Jackin • Row 4 — Smith. Carol; Mahar. Suzanne; Fischer. Delores; Wilder. Elaine; Dillree. Delores; Hamilton. Janet. TRI-Y Tri-Y had a full year having a joint meeting, a swimming party, a pot luck dinner and a backwards party. They have also had a Halloween party, a tea for outgoing seniors, a beach trip, a hayride, and they gave Thanksgiving favors to Dorn-becker Hospital. • Row 1 — Marquott, Arleta; Boyers, Avis; Liefer. Alice; Baird. Mary Jo; Odom. Patsy; Ratliff. Dorothy; Benson. Marlene • Row 2 — Dennis. Joan; Ware. Margaret; Hardy. Vivian; Rummoll, Judy; Donaldson. Janot; Colvin, Shirley; Coffey. Carolyn. 9H TWILA Twila, a branch of the Y.W.C.A., has had a full year having had a style show, a candlelight installation, and a formal dance. They also had a Christmas and Halloween party, a potluck dinner, and took part in the annual Hanging of the Greens. • Row 1 — Porter, Janet; Spath, Diane; Kestunson. June; Schaubel. Diane. • Row 2 — Mellin, Jean. Moore. Nancy. Kitto. Sherry; Martin, Betty; Gallagher, Edna. UGENIES ...... . , i . . • Row 1 — Hord, Gail; Warren, Beverly; Jones, Beverly; Ugenies has had an active year with several joint meetings Schmick, Janet; Lon?. Linda; Hanson. Joan • Row 2 — Cole. with Washington, a hay ride and a beach trip. They have taken r c™T“- in new members twice during the year and have installed new fulnS? Hit? H rd r’ ArI n ; Sm,,h- c ro1; «y- officers. Also they sponsored a dance jointly with a social club ' n ' ’ club from Jefferson. 99 XEN-ONN Xen-Onn had a full year having a tea and fireside for new members, a candy sale, a beach trip, and a joint meeting. This club will be discontinued after this year. • Row 1 — Hord, Gall; Stltos. Donna; DeFreitas, Judy; Bladow, Bothy: Cornwall, Deloros; Wollor. Radon©; Bactoll. Joan; Anderson, Jove© • Row 2 — Nortcll, Faye; Paco, Nancy; Brov n. Mary Ann; Jonas, Beverly; Bradshaw. Mary; Slabv. Margio; Ward. Pat; Olafcon. Carolyn; Welch. Pat. • Row 3 — Dahl, Lola; Sodon'-org Lila; Heaver. Jackie; Rupp. Myrna: Meyen, Elonor; Spisla. Anna; Staley. Alice Elsonbach. Gerry; Brewer, leans • Tv� o in tront — Tappins, Nancy; Whitney. Pat XI-PHIAS A tea and slumber party for new members, a skiing trip, and a beach trip have been some of Xi-Phias' activities this year. They also had a joint meeting with Lincoln Optimist and sponsored a dance, the Bunny Bounce. • Row 1 — Tappins, Nancv; Sodenberg. Lila; Spula. Anna; Whitney. Pat; Bradshaw. Ma;y; Ragan Kathlana. • Row 2 — Severson. Ina; Olson. Dolores. Holman, Donna; Willis. Willie; Patterson. Sandra Arnassn. Diane,- Miss Dale. ZEUS Zeus had a full year having joint meetings, date meetings and swimming parties. They have also taken in new members. It is an all senior club. • Row 1 — Hager. Dean; Surber. Ed; Justice. Bob; Saban. John. Brown. Jerry; Coad. Denny- Bennett. Stan. Barcheck. Jim; Nel-lendorS, Harvey; Brune, LeRoy. • Row 2 — Sly. Dick; Evjen. Gordon; Erickson. Dean; Hansen, Gene; Phillips, Emanuel; Harms. Bill: Olson. Pete; Fox. Bob; Gustafson, Roger. • Row 3 —Murray, Mel; Black, Darryl, Bcyd. Evorott; Pottratz. Dick; Nef-fcndorf. Babe; Bray, Roy; Lashley, John; Taber, Harry; Verbeck. Grant; Gilliland. Jack iOl ZADA Zada's activities this year have included several joint meetings, a beach trip, and a candy sale. They also had a slumber party for new members. • Row 1 — Murray, Karen; Kadlac, Barbara. Warren. Beverly; Brown. Mary Ann; Landrevillo, Dorene; Cummings, Vanda • Row 2 — Staley. Alice; Luenser. Elaine; Sackett. Carol; Ragan, Lillian; McBrido, Gayloo; Weller. Raedeen; Hanson. Marion; Kiser, Gloria. • Row 3 — DoFroitas. Judy; Scott. Ramona; Ny-lund. Joanne; Larsen. Marilyn; Harder. Arlene; Deavor, Jackio; Bradshaw, Mary. 102 ZHRODA Among Zhroda's activities this year have been a beach trip, and two teas for new members. They also had a dance called the “Pixie Prance” and had a tea for outgoing seniors. -Uonbach nmrr w X J n ZI-DELL Zi Dells activities this year have included taking in new i bers, a swimming party, a Christmas party, and several bo parties. 1row -r Hn cSoly n ?PT'.V|wy, p«, • E2£ 3 Chitwood M«r h«U. Ioann ; N«pol n . Euun v£mon on- f 103 Fall student council in rare form Out of This World.” Amid flying saucers and space cadets, the 1952 Teddy Fair got under way. It was a spectacular evening with the faculty playing the students in a fast game cf volley ball in the gym show and Club Universe going full swing in the auditorium. The Freshie Court was one of the finest and the dub booths turned in nice profits. All in all it was a success. 106 In all its splendor we now present the Freshie Court of 1953. Dance ballerina dance . . Bob Justice. Dennis , Coad, Bob Fox. and Harvey Neffendorf per-' form for the crowd. Tho Girb Ensemble grace the Club Universe with their singing talents. 108 Student Carnival Question of the evening — Why oh why did we ever leave Wyoming? The wmg and sway of the Boys Ensemble. I n r s This year's Christmas assembly entertainment for all, thanks to Mr. Brewer an his fine choir. Solemn numbers and number with a bounce kept the audience wide awake The Christmas Formal was also successful, girls came in their frilly, frothy gov ns, and boys in their best bib and tucker, and danced through the long hours of the night. Dancing in the dark —a popular sport at the Christmas Formal. ChxiAtmad 1952 109 Dah . . Roosevelt's number one Doapatchers pose pretty lor the cam- era. Time out from dancing to give us a great big smilo. This years Sadie Hawkins Day Dance gave all a chance to dig out their best rags, and they did. It was a great success, v ith the Dogpatch characters turning out in full force. A few of the more genteel young gentlemen with escorts. Pat Welch, Suzanne Maher. Sandra Walker and Judy DeFreitas displaying their talents. Gernot Roue went to her wedding. Dorene Quesr.el and company sing away with enthusiasm. Ill This year was the first for the Roosevelt Sock Hop and there will probably be many more in years to come for the students turned out in socks of every description. Some even brought ,, 2 their slippers. Gathering up courage. Pat Ward and Jim Barcheck take time out for a picture. Which is more interesting, food or girls? .Around and around they went. Dancing requires concentration— Elaine Luenser and Ed Surber. After yelling themselves hoarse at our games the Teddy students were in the mood for relaxation and they got it . . . at the dances after the games. Everyone really turned out and had a great time. Let's everyone come on and swing your gal. 113 ance Jbeb Jbay A night out for dancing. These were a few couples at the Debs Dance. This year the Roosevelt Dads Club decided it was high time they did a little something for the girls. Consequently, they put on the Debs 4 Day Dance. It was semi-formal and the girls asked the boys. There were more than 100 couples present and sc all in allit was success-lul. , Having a good time: Bob Fox. Pat Odom, Bethy Bladow, Gene Hanson, Sandra Harris, and LeRoy Brune. Marilyn Hoigle and Dean Erickson dance to the dreamy music, while Carol Ramseth and lewoll Bailey fr f tl-ftir lurV ama What have we here’? Bill Harms, Donna Stites. Bov loner.. Faye Nortell. Delores Fischer. Gemot , Raue. and Bob For.es. The first senior class play put on was My Sister Eileen, the howling comedy of two young girls in New York, and of their bad times- and good time Stardust is the story of a stage-struck young miss who just couldn't decide what she wanted, and of another who wasn't quite so stage struck but she didn't know what she wanted either. The cast did a very fine job and produced one of the best class plays seen in a long time. Bob Foncs leads the. croup in a chant. STARDUST By Walter Kerr Directed by Robert Bonniwell Marion Phipps . John Redman Cynthia Keene Raimund Brown Mavis Moriarity Miss Freeman .. Mi .s Robinson . Miss Jones ...... Tad Voorhis .... Stella Brahms .. Phil Ford ...... Janet Ross...... Mr. Bach ........ Jerry Flanagan . Prudence Mason Arthur Scott, Jr. Claire Carter ... Dean of Women Dolores Fischor .. Jim Barcheck ... Donna Stites .....Bill Harms ---- Fay Nortell .. Donna Fuqua ---- Betty, Sonju . .Judy DeFreitas ..... Bob Fone3 .. Beverly Jones ... Harry Tabor . Dorothy Ratliff ... Gernot Raue ..... Dick Allen .. Janet Johnson . David Roberts . Sandra Walkor . Judy Anderson Janet Johnson and Dorothy Ratliff havo it out | while the others look on. MY SISTER EILEEN By Fields and Chodorov Directed by Robert Bonniwell Mr. Appopolous ... Ruth Sherwood .... Etleen Sherwood .. Jenson A Pair of Inebriates Lonigan ........ .... The Wreck (Ted Loomis) ............ Gerald Noce ... Elaine Wilder ............ Sharon Beach ........... Edwin Surber Gordon Evjen. Gary LeBleu .............Glen Johns . t...........Bob Fox Two Street Urchins Mr. Fletcher Helen Loomis ... Frank Lipper.cott Chic Clark Russian Cossack Violet SheUcn .. Mrs. Wade ....... Robert Baker Six Future Admirals ................... Ed Minchow, Harry Rogers. Larry Davis. Loren Ragon. Stan Bennett, Gordon Evjen. Walter Sherwood ......... .......... David Roberts A Prospective Tenant ............ Saundra Fleming Brazilian Consul Bill Young ----------- 115 Gary Le Gore. Mary Ann Kezeor Darryl Black .............Jeanne Brewer ...........Martin Erickson ................ Bob Justice ............. Stan Bennett ................ Patsy Odom .............. Ruth Runyen ............ Dean Ericson TEAMS IN ACTION 118 Sports Editor: Bob Flood Assistant Editor: Frank Flori Football Squad Fourth MR. FRANK O'NEIL Head Coach MR. EARL YOUNCE Assistant Coach Coach Frank O'Neil's Rcughrider football squad ran into rough sledding and ended the'52 prep season in a tie for fourth place with the Washington Colonials in the Portland Interscholastic League with a three won-four lest record. A severe blow jolted the Teddy pigskin crew only hours before the annual prep Jamboree when it was announced that veteran quarterback, Havey Neffendorf, was ineligible for further competition. With the loss of Neff, they were forced to go into League play without a real leader. Although Norm Peterson did a capable job of filling in, the lack of experience was evident. Cleveland started a string of four straight Roosevelt losses by defeating the Teds, 13-7. Franklin followed suit by edging the home forces by a 29-19 count in a thrilling game Led by Winterholler and Peterson, the Roughriders threw a scare into Jeff before bowing 21-13. Grant downed the Teddies 14-0 but was forced to forfeit because of an ineligible player. Then, although heavy favorites at game time, the Teds dropped a fumble-filled game to Benson, 21-6. This v as to be the last loss of the season, as the black and white clad Roughriders downed Lincoln 19-13, Washington 25-6, and in a pcst-season fracas, McMinnville 52-12. The Teddies seemed to come to life in the Washington game, scoring their win after trailing early in the game. The contest with McMinnville was strictly a rout all through the game. Both teams were to use only players eligible for next season's games. Roosevelt had a definite advantage because the team was forced to play the entire league schedule with the green and inexperienced juniors holding down the majority of the starting positions on the team. Vernon Marshall was the lone senior in a starting backfield job on offense, while Bob Justice received the distinction in the line. Justice, the scrappy guard, v as selected to play in the Shriners' All-Star game held in Multnomah Stadium in August and made second string All-City. More honors were won by Justice when he won the Hal York trophy as the most inspirational player on the team at the end of the season. Only nine men were lost through graduation this year, with almost all of this year's starters returning for further action. Coach O'Neil used the two platoon system throughout the season, utilizing offensive and defensive squads. Much of the offensive attack was based on passing, although Curtis Knight, Herm Winterholler, and Marshall comprised a hard running backfield. Cleveland The Indians lead by Dwight Umbarger pushed two touchdowns over before the Teds caught onto their offensive threat Herm Winterholler scored the only touchdown for the Teds with the game ending 13 7. 120 Franklin End runs brought the Quakers four touchdowns and a win over the Rough-riders. Marshall tallied two touchdowns and Knight one while holding Franklin to a field goal after their touchdowns. Jefferson Eric Waldof's Democrats scored three times, all on long runs, as the Jeffersonians wholloped the Teddies 21-12 on Jeff turf. Chuck McKeen led the Demos as he tallied two and Roger Williams the other. Herman Winterholler scored on the first play from scrimmage and Marshall scored the other on a pass from Quarterback Norm Peterson. Benson The Mechanics plowed through the Ted line time and again with Jimmy Williams scoring two touchdowns and George Bardsley one. The Teds managed to score only on a long tun by Marshall. Grant Grant pushed over two touchdowns while holding the Teds scoreless. But these were nuli-fied when it was found that they had been using a player who lived out of district, and they had to forfeit all their games played previously. Washington The Teds won their first game of the year as they defeated the Colonials 25-6. Marshall caught a T.D pass and scored on a short plunge through the line and Winterholler and Knight added touchdowns on long runs. Lincoln The Cardinals fell before the onslaught of Ted runners as the Teddies gained all their yardage on ground. Knight scored two touchdowns and Winterholler scored the other as the Teddies downed Lincoln 19-13. McMinnville In a post-season game with Grizzlies the Teds ran up a score of 51-12 before the game was over. Both teams used only players that were eligible for next years piay. 121 VARSITY FOOTBALL • Row 1 — Lolland. M ; Tiley, S.; Phillips. E.; Fox. B.; Gleaves. D; Burns. D.; Justice. B.; Knight, C.; Wmterholler, H.; Kadelac. J.; Rodin. D. • Row 2 — Larson. D.; Wilkorson. I.; Mineau, D.; Thomas. D.; Lorenz, F.; Bernhardt. E.; Davis, E.; Earbour. R.; Bowers. J.; Surber. E. • Row 3 — Peterson. N.; Marshall, V.; Gonzales, R.; Flood, B ; Harrison. B.; Strong. L ; Warren. J.; Ellis, J.; Stuart. J. • Row 4 — Mr. Younce. assistant ctach, Gustafson. V.; Manning. J.; Donaldson. N.; Neifendori. R.; Cathcart. B.; Patt, D.; Campbell. G.; Kurk-land, B; Mr. O'Neil, head coach. I. V. FOOTBALL • Row 1 — Dietz, A.; Rams-thel. A; Woitz, G.; Gray, M.; Hanor, C.; Sweet. M.; Masst. J.; Gorslino. G.; Janssan. G.; Larson. D. • Row 2 — Bailey, J.; Thurman, R.; Wilkerson. E.; Grant, G.; Rothman, C.; Gonzales. R.; Poetras. C.; Russel, R.; Henry, W.; Goggin. R.; Smith. T • Row 3 — Johnson. S ; Johnson, G.; Cochran. J.; Sweot. C-; Bullock, J.; Huckey. L. Kline. J.; Huglot, D.; Strong. J. • Row 4 — Mason McCoy, coach; Reynolds, E.; Houston. M.; Yonkastas, L.; Mounce, J.; Kellogg. G.; Sturda-vent, J. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL • Row 1 — Thorp, J..- Ivy, L ; Hall. B.; Barnett. J..- Mikoworth, J.; Welch B.; Haggblom. G.; Vance, D.; Kent, M.; Cathcart. D.; Whitney. E. • Row 2 — Mr. Powoll, Coach; Schoermyer, G-; Williamson. 1. Lundquist, J.; Harris, L.; Bristol. D.; Weidlon. J.; Gantor. C.; Green, C.; El-senback. P..- Quinn. M.; Hawes. L.; Macey. P.; Taylor. J.; Tennyson, E.; Gardener, J. Haggen, J. MR. MARV RASMUSSEN Head Coach MR. MASON McCOY Assistant Coach BASKETBALL Basketball Team Places Second in Prep Race; Goes to State Tournament With Young Team • Row 1 — Bob Flood. Harm Wmterholler. Rich Curtis. Norm Poierson. Vat Gone Anderson. Vem Marshall. Bob Nilas, Bill Wntala. • Row 2 — Manager Dave Meyers. Luther Strong. Dave Wanaka. Charles Gledaker. Dennis Coad, Ron Ncllondorl and Coach Marx- Rasmussen. 123 Dennis Rodin (34) leaps for ball against Franklin, as Charlie Geldaksr (30) looks on. CHARLIE GELDAKER Center RICHARD CURTIS Guard DAVE WANAKA Forward 124 BILL WIITALA Forward, Guard Marshall leaps high as Teds upset Colonials VERN MARSHALL Guard BOB FLOOD Forward HERM WINTERHOLLER Guard 125 Charles Geldaker, Roosovelt center, hooks one at Lanky Dave Wanaka fights for the ball with Eli Mor- the Jefferson basket, as the Demos upset the Teddies in gan of the Grant Generals as the Teds won, 70-63. a thriller, 47-45. Teddies Gain Experience at State Tournament Expectations for the 1953 basketball season were not high at the beginning of the season with only two returning lettermen turning out for the squad. Coach Rasmussen used the same team which won the Junior Varsity crown during the 1952 season, which proved a wise choice. BASKETBALL SCORES Salem 52.......... 61 Salem 74 45 Astoria 54 41 Astoria 44 45 Battleground 55.......... 64 Battleground 46 58 Vancouver 53 46 Gresham 52 51 Central Catholic 53 ............ 51 Clatskanie 69 61 Lincoln 52 54 Lincoln 48............53 Washington 53 63 Washington 69 62 Franklin 33 56 Franklin 44 51 Cleveland 51 64 Cleveland 51 59 Jefferson 46 36 Jefferson 47 . ........46 Jefferson 53 57 Grant 69 51 Grant 63 70 Benson 51 62 Bonson 55 52 Picked for fourth place at the beginning of the season the Teds surpassed this mark and ended in a three-way tie for second place with Jefferson and Benson and then won the playoff to go to the state tournament. The team had little luck in the tournament losing both games in the last minutes showing their lack of experience. All of the Ted first five will be returning next year but without the services of veteran guard Vern Marshall who helped pull many a game out of the bag. Also missing from next year's team will be Dennis Coad and Ron Neffendorf, alternate center and forward, and guard Val Gene Anderson. The Teds ended the pre-season with four wins and four losses and won nine and lost five in league play. They defeated Jefferson in the crucial game for a state tournament berth on neutral Lincoln maple. At state they lost to Central Catholic of Portland in an overtime game and to Clatskanie in the last minutes on fouls. The Teds defeated the league champions, Cleveland, twice while splitting with Grant, Benson, and Washington. Then they lost twice in succession to the Democrats before downing them at Lincoln. This year the Teds contributed Dave Wanaka to the all-city dream team at forward. Dave was the team's leading scorer and was one of the city's best rebounders. Bill Wiitala made the second team and Charles Geldaker got honorable mention. The other two starters were Richard Curtis, a promising sophomore guard and Dennis Rodin, forward. 126 Teds lose to Salem (left) Bensonite battles with Teds' Flood. Marshall scores against Benson (left) Jeff gives Rodin treatment (above) Junior Varsity (below left) CAPTAIN VERN MARSHALL First Base Roosevelt'? diamond nine wound up the season in seventh place in Portland Interscholastic league standings with a four won-ten lost record. Many games were lost by the small margin of one run. Two games were lost by 1-0 scores. Weak hitting kept the team from winning the close games Although the Teds had two steady pitchers in veterans Jack Gilliland and Bill Wiitala. the combination of weak hitting and leaky defensive play was too large an obstacle to over-come. Coach Marv Rasmussen announced his retirement from baseball coaching at the end of the season, turning over the duties to the veteran Earl Younce, so that he could devote all of his time to coaching basketball and teaching. Vernon Marshall and Bill Wiitala v ere the only Teddies to make the city all-star team. Marshall also led the team in hitting, with a .482 batting average. As far as pitching goes Gilliland had a three won-two lost record; hard luck Bill Wiitala had a one won-six lost tally. PREP STANDINGS Lincoln 13 1 Cleveland 7 6 Grant 12 2 Franklin 4 9 Washington 9 5 Roosevelt 4 10 Jelferson 8 6 Benson 0 14 19S3 Roosevelt basoball squad, seventh place llntshers in the Portland Interscholastic League: Front row. I. to r.; Curtis Knight, inliold; Frank Flori. outfield; Ronald Neffendorf, catcher; Vernon Marshall, first base, lack Gilliland, pitcher; Dennis Coad. outfield; Scott Ti’.ey, outfield Second row, 1. to r.; Bob Thei-man. outfield, Dave Wanaka. outfield; Fred Lorenz, outfield; Bill Wiitala. pitcher; Norm Peterson, third base. Third row. I. to r. Arden Munson infiold; Jim Springer, infield; Larry Shaw, infield; Jerry Kadlac, outfield; Bob Nilos, infield. Back row: 1. to r.; Leonard Olson, outfield; Charles Gantor. infield; Jerry Mike-worth, scorer; Mike Noce, manager; Marv Rasmussen, coach. 128 Hot pepper gam© before final league game of season with Franklin. DENNIS COAD Outfielder Bill Wiitala and Jack Gilliland pitching mainstays. 129 TRACK Roosevelt's track team v as fortunate to have Bill Pendleton, a former Roosevelt track runner, for a distance coach; and Frank O'Neil, freshmen coach, to assist Head Coach Mason McCoy. The Ted's had most of their strength vested in running events, as was quickly proved by lack of placing in the field events. The first meet with Benson and the victorious Vancouver team ended with the Teds in second place. This was the first chance for the Roughriders to test their strength, as the previous weather had been too rainy and cold to hold any time trials. The Cindermen brought home fourth place in the City relays. held at Lincoln. The powerful medley team consisting of Wayne Conachan, 3 j mile; Ed Minchow, 440; Pat Christensen, 880; and Ron Wylam, mile; took first place. They also took third place at the Hayward Relays. Second places in the City Relays were netted by the shuttle and 880 relays. Other places were made in the 440 relay, third place; mile relay, third place, high jump, fourth place. The shot-put and two-mile relays took fifth places. In the Hayward Relays the shuttle relay nudged a fifth place by a hair. The 440 and 880 relays took fourth places. Every relay team entered from Roosevelt placed in this big meet. The team is losing some good varsity men this grauation. Among them are Jon Hoisington and Loren Ragen, 440; Wayne Conachan and Ed Minchow, 880; Eugene Wood. mile. Sophomore sprinters Julius Strong, Richard Curtis and Arliss Deitz are doing well in their second year. VARSITY TRACK TEAM • How 1 — Julius Strong. Luther Strong. Bill McCoy, Herm Wmterholler. Rich Curtis. Bob Flood. Roger Barbor. • Row 2 — Manager Jay Sturtovant. Ron Wylam. Jim Burke. Jon Hoisington, Ed Minchow. John Warren, Eugone Wood. Ed Bernhardt. P Chnstianren. Arlis Dietz. Coach McCoy. Wayne Conahan. Manager Bud Higgins. FRESHMAN AND JR. VARSITY • Row 1 — Odom. A ; Hawes. O; Russell. D.; Olsen. D.; Hern, R.. Smith, B.; Justice. J : Ferris. C. • Row 2 — Vance. D.; Laughton, A; Yankauskas, J.; Simmons. E ; Gardner. N.; Lundquist. J.; Sorenson. J.; Motlanen. B; Frank O'Neil, coach • Row 3 — Thorp. J.; McDonald. B .; Morns, T.; Whitney. E.; Mounce. J.; Maher, D.; Hugelet, D.,- Bailey. J. • Row 4 — Morton. D.; Petke. J ; Erwin, J.; Steinfield. P.; Larson. L.; Moser. C.; Myers. G. Jim Burke. Broadjumper 130 TRACK Rich Curtis. Highjumper, left Ion Ho:sington. Loren Ragen, 4 mile.right. McCoy, Dietz. Winterholler, Strong; Relay, below left. Bob Flood, Hurdler, below right Weyno Conachan, Ron Wylam, Pat Christiansen; Distance, loft. 131 TENNIS TEAM • Row 1 — Mr. Hoffman; Slytor. Ron; Kawasaki. Masato; Rangstrand, Ernie; Mar-quotto, Arlota; Klein, Sally; Losee. Joyce; Boyd, Sharon; Leifer, Alice. • Row 2 — Hansen, Richard; Thomas, Boyd; Wade. Ron; Soper, Judy; Ridonour, Rosemary; Mrs. Selberg. CROSS COUNTRY • Row 1 — Conachan, W.; Wood, E.; As-bury, M ; Christianr.cn, P.; Minchow, E.; Wylam, R.; Morns, B.; Flanders, C. • Row 2 — Mr. McDaniel, coach; Petke, J.; Odom, A ; Myers, G-; Bonnor. F.; Bennet, J.; Garhngton D.; Law, B.; Moilanen, B.; Swodberg, K.; Farris, C.; Hendricks. R-; Banks, M. SWIMMING TEAM • Row 1 — Stark, H.; Estey, H.; Arvason. J ; Hall. T.; Mikeworth, J. • Row 2 — Fickart, J.; Donaldson, J.; Neale, C.; Bernhardt. E.; Hamilton. J. • Row 3 — Whitney, E.; Bernhardt, E.; Robinson, K.; Lc-Fores, C.; Larson, D.: Foster. R.; Cole. S.; Mr. McDaniels, Coach. 132 lPersonality PictuteA Frogman-Dick Alien Gab lest Ming-toy-Carolyn Olafson Water's line Tarzon's boys—Dave Roberts Dick Alien Coach-Connie McConnel Two's company Glancing over the personality pictures as a whole this year, we find signs of fun and gaiety typical of the younger generation. Some of the pictures are humorous. some are unbelievable, but all of them give great insight into the activities and life of students here at Roosevelt. There are scenes of leisure and bubbling activity; there are scenes of work and play. Personality pictures is truly a good name for this section because the pictures show such a unique assortment of varied interests. Picnics and swimming parties are a popular pastime, with relaxation and monkey shines running a close sec-H ond. Some of the pictures are good, some are nonde-I script, but all of them add a great deal of pleasure and T enjoyment to the yearbook. unique Roughing it—bean Snowin' out West Marilyn Monroe? A coke bottle, a tuna sandwich and these. Oh—that Oregon sunshine heads are better than ono —Pat Whitney and Ed Clark Fine substitute Just me! Monkey-shines Bladow Bathing beauties rprise party for the Editor the beauty? Strange garbage Practicin A sun bath? Tooth paste ad? Sconery . . . by Joann Love Check those empty bottles! Double Expo: The lineup Good piclure—Dorene LanderviJle Nancy Biddle and Sandra Harris We're ladies Dreams—Janet Gainer Pepsodont—Geraldine LeFors Tho conqueror and the conquered. Mary Bradshaw and friend. Could this be love? Up, up, and away. Uninspired Nice dream Cruising down the river What's Marilyn got?? Gai! Webster and Gayle lensen Mary Ann Brown —girl studont Relaxation—Gloria Clow and loannc Arndt Skiing was fine Cornerstone Charleston or other reasons? Crazy Man, Crazy MO Ain't she sweet? A member of the grand old guard , Mmm b oy I r Winter Wonderland The Roosevelt Squat Mr. Herman Reisbeck, Mr. J. E. Jeremiah, Mr. Wm. Bottler, Mr. Earl Peterson, Mr. Jack Gilliland Sr. Jt acl’£ Club The Roosevelt Dad's Club had a very busy year with many accomplishments to their credit. The two outstanding events were the Deb's Day Dance and the Ail Sports Banquet. They made many donations throughout the year, some of them being for the rally squad's trip to the state tournament and tree planting in the Tillamook Bum. They also donated money for the band's trip to the state tournament, and to the Ranger. The Dad's Club has the responsibility of furnishing patrol at ali football and basketball games at Roosevelt. Tho Dad’s Club at the erection of the flagpolo in the fall of 1952. Money for the flagpole was raised by the dad's club through donations. Dads' Club mombers and their ladies along with faculty members chaperoned the Sadie Hawkins' Day Dance in November. 142 Parent-7jeacher’s (dissociation The Roosevelt Parent-Teachers Association has been active during the past year under the leadership cf Mrs. E. L. Nortell, president; Mrs. W. H. Stuart, 1st vice-president; Mrs. M. K. Gleason, 2nd vice-president; Mrs. F. D. Lorenz, 3rd vice-president; Mrs. W. Cole, treasurer; and Mrs. H. Gerlach, historian. Mrs. Nortell was proud to announce that the Roosevelt membership showed the greatest percentage of gain over all other Portland PTA's. Their aim for the year was to interest more parents in backing school projects. They accomplished this by making several hundred phone calls before each school event. To a deserving senior who plans tc teach, they presented a $120 tuition scholarship to a teachers' college. This organization donated to the student aid fund and gave small donations to Shirley Cole and Truth Roberts, American Field Service scholarship recipients. MRS E. L. NORTELL President 1952-53 Roosevelt P T A sponsored the Open House which was held in the fall. Approximately 400 parents became better acquainted with Roosevelt and the Roosevelt faculty. MRS. HENRY GERLACK President 1951-52 The programs for their monthly meetings were based on the theme “Beyond the Three R's. Thalks were given by members of the faculty and outside guests on special phases of the chosen theme. Scholarship Recipients SHIRLEY COLE TRUTH ROBERTS DAVID ROBERTS' David Roberts, Truth Roberts, and Shirley Cole have been awarded American Field Service International Scholarships in the last two years. David was selected last year and was sent to Germany. This year Roosevelt was fortunate in having two students awarded scholarships. Truth and Shirley have both been assigned to Germany also, so the three of them have been discussing the opportunities the trip affords. Both girls are eager to get started on their trip which officially begins on June 24, when they sail from Montreal, Canada for South Hampton, England, arriving there on July 2. 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Sylvia Rae. 59 Ackerman. Laland J.. 50 Acquin. Juanita Marie. 47. 84 Adams. Carol Joan. 22 Adams. Eddie. 47 Addi. Barbara Mane. 59 Adelman, Ronald D . 50 Adelman. Rosemary E.. 59 Akin. Eva Mane. 53. 89 Albrecht. Donna Lee. 50 Albrecht, George T., 50 Alderson. Janet. 22 Alexander. Elouise. 50 Alexander. lack. M . 47 Alexander, jams B . 53 Alexander. Rosalie. R.. 53. 88 Allabach. Mary E. 53. 82 Allen. Dick Dale. 9. 16. 22. 79. 93. 97 Amonson, Jerry E., 50 Anderson. Dorothy Eileen. 22. 80. 84. 98 Anderson. Janice Elizabeth. Anderson. Joyce Ann. 22. 71, 79. 82. 83. 84. 85. 94. 100. 103 Anderson. Judith Ann. 22. 80. 92 Anderson. Pat. 53 Anderson. Sharon L., 47 Anderson. Val Gene, 9. 22. 83. 93. 122 Angier. Gary Fay. 50 Antonsen. Deanna M.. 53. 84 Antonsen. Tonya Ruth. 47, 85 103 Arnason, Diane G.. 53. 101 Arnason. Norine Loretta. 47, 82 96 Arndt. Joanne Elozabeth, 22 Arvesen. John C. 59 Asbury, Marvin Paul, 53 Askland. Lester. 53 Ayers. Nelda JoAnn. 22 Ayer, Walter Byron. 50 Bachtell, Joan K . 22. 84. 91. 100 Baise. Gay lor G . 50 Bagley, Ron Newell. 53 Bailey. Jewell Leon. 53 Baird. Mary jo, 47. 85 Baird, Tom. 53 Baircns. Robert G.. 50 Baker, Nelson Robert. 47 Ball, Patricia Ann. 53. 80. 86. 89 Ballatore, Jack Leroy. 47 Bank. Myles Freeman. 50 Barbour. Roger Allen. 47. 80. 95 Barcht-ck, James R., 20, 22. 82. 83, 93. 96. 97. 101 Barnard. Rita Mary, 53. 132 Barnett, Carolyn Mae, 59 Barnett, Jerry V„ 59 Barrow, Jerry Leo. 50 Bartlett, Donna May, 50 Bartman. Marleen V., 53 Bates. Georgia Loo, 47 Bauer. Aurifla Marlene, 53 Bauman. Barbara Ann. 59 Baylor, John Lawrence 59 Beach. Sharon J.. 22 Boal. Georgo C., 50 Bean, Harvey H., S3 Beardsley. Marilyn Joyce. 53 Beatty. Kathleen D . SO. 84 Beaver. Ronnie David, 59 Beck. Elton L, 50 Bennett. Barbara Jessie. S3 Bennet. Robert E., 59 Bennett. Stanley Ray, 23. 83. 93. 96. 101 Benson. Marlene Lucille. 23. 84. 85, 92 Benson. Robert Franklin 59 Bergevin. Elizabeth D.. 23 Bcrglund. Frank. 53 Berglund, Linnea. 59 Berglund. Sharylin Ann. 53 Bergman. Jack Douglas. 59 Bernhardt. Edward H.. 47, 83. 93. 132 Bernhardt, Everett. 47, 83. 84. 93. 132 Besson. Ruth Leona. 59 Bethel). Alice. 59 Eethell. John Larkin. 47 Bethell, Josephine A . S3 Beyer. Avis. 47. 82. 85 Beyer. Francis llene. 53 Bickel, Albert. 53 Biddlo. Nancy Lu. 47. 103 Billiar, Mike E . 47 Billinas. Edward R-. S3. 84 Bills. Darleen Rae. 50 Bish, Irene Mae. 23 Bishop. Bemie A.. 50 Black. Darryl Dean. 23. 83. 97, 101 Black. Robert C. 47 Bladow. Elizabeth. 23. 82. 85. 94. 100. 103 Blair. Jack Charles. 59 Blair. Pern' Erving. 50 Blayden, Robert L . SO. 83 Blenm. Kenneth I. 59 Blevens. Richard Cleo. SO Blue. Harold Everett. $3 Blumenieod. Loretta Melba. 53 Bobbitt, Andrew Dean. 59 Bogan. Clevell. 50 Boles, Glenn E., 50 Bonner. Harry K.. 59 Booten. Marta Joyce. 53 Boraas. Janet L. 59 Bowers. John S . 23. 93 Boyd. Everett W . 23. 83. 96. 97. 101 Boyd. Sharon Ruth. S3. 87 Boyles. Ruth, 50 Boyum. Richard W . 50 Bradlord. Donna Mae. 16. 17, 23. 81, 95. 98 Bradley. June P , SO Bradshaw. Mary Louise. 23. 100. 101. 102 Brandt, Elizabeth Ann. 59. 89. 90 Brandt. Lois Julia. 59 Brantley. Carol Ann. 59. 81 Braun. Ethel Louise. 50. 86 Brausen. Floyd James. 63 Brawley, Bonnie Lou. 47 Bray. Bobby Dan. 50. 101 Bray. Roy A . 23. 84. 96. 97 Bredeon. Perry A., 47 Breunig. Lowell N. Brewer. Jeanne Ida. 23, 72. 94. 100 Brice, Donald Mark. 59. 84 Brice, Janice A.. 59 Bristow. Douglas. 59 Britt, Maurice Galen. 24 Brockhaus. Darlene Hope. 59 Brockhaus. Mary Edith. SO Brooks. Juanita Louise, 47, 82. 88 Brooks. Laurono E.. 24 Brown. Gladys E., S3 Brown. Gerald Douglas. 24. 83. 93. 94, 101 Brown. Joan Ellen, 53 Brown. Margie Day, 59 Brown, Marilyn June. 59 Brown. Mary Ann. 9. 24. 92. 100, 102 Brown. Maxine Deloris. 59 Brown, Paul Clilton. 24 Brown. Richard Mobley. 24 Brownmg. Emilie J.. 24. 82. Broyles. Kathryn. 24 Broyles. Rae Lou. 59 Brumbagh. Darrel G.. 59 Brundage. Lillie Irene. 59 Brundago. Paul H., 53 Brune. Leroy Albert. 24 . 94. 101 Brustol, Barbara Ann. 24. 73, 84 bS Brustol. Clyde Ludvig. 59 Bullock. Jesse Edward. 50 Bump. Betty Jane. 47 Bunker. Wanda Joan, 59. 90 Burdick. Rosemarie Evelyn 47 Burger, Joseph F.. 47 Burner, Richard Marvin. 53, Burk. Merle Ruth. 24 Burke. Jim. 24. 83. 93. 130 Burns. David M , 47 Busse. Robert LeRoy 50 Butler. Norma Jean. 53 Butler. Roger L. 53 Byrd. Elbert Jay, 50 laddy. Robert Devanne, 50 lalcagno. Mary J.. 53 lalcagno. Richard John. 46. 47. 71. 78. 80. 81. 83. 84 aldwell. Darlene Clo, 53 laldwell, Donna Ann. 59 laldwelL Larry Jim. 47, 80 allicotte. Barbara. 59 ■amoron. Donna Rae. 59. 90 Campbell. Gordon Graeme. 47 82, 92. 93 Campbell. Grover C., 25 lampbell. Richard C.. 59 'annen. Terry Lee. 53 Carey. Patricia. 47 Carlson. Diane Louise, 53, 84. 89 Carlson. Duane Ardell. 59 Carlson. Marilyn DeAnne. 59 Carlson. Margaret Ann. 59 Carper. Orvalla Lavelle. 47 Carter. Harold E . S3. 84 Cassidy. Leo C.. 83 Cethcert. Ben R . 47. 78. 84. 93 Cathcart. Donald L . 50. 84 Chabonneau. Dorlea. 50 Chatterton. Thomas Lee, 53 Chambers. Betty nn. 59 Cheney. Bob L.. 50 Cheney. Duane L. 44 Chessmore. Flora Ann. 53 Chilcote. Laurie L., 25 Childress. Charles Lee. 53 Chitwood. Beverly L., 47. 101 Chitwood. Loren M., 25 Chrest. James. 59 Chrest. John M , 50 Christenson. Pat L. 47. 93, 132 Christman. Charles. 25 Clark. Donna Vail. 59 Clark. Elizabeth Anne. 59 Clark. Marjorie. M . S3. 88 Clark. Thomas Edward. 53 Clement. Ronald Walter. 53 Clendenin, Warren Gale. 59 Cleveland. Connie Jean. 53 Clow. Darlene Carol. 47. 96 Coad. Dennis Bennett. 25. 84. 93. 101. 123 Coad. Jo Ann. 47. 83. 103 Coad. Sally Nan. 58. 59. 83. 86 Codr. Jean. 59 Collej. Carolyn Floy. 47, 50, Collin. Don Robert. 47. 78, 83. 93 Cohen. Marvin. 53 Cole. Bob Gerald. 53. 92 Cole. Geraldine A.. S3. 99 Cole. Shirloy Virginia. 47, 132 Cololl. Diane. 47 Collings. Elaine Emma. 53 Colvin. Shirley Lucille. 47, 72. 84 Combs, Hiram Thomas. 59 Conachan. Wayne Edward. 25. 83. 93. 132 Connell. Barbara Anne. 50 Connell. Mary Joanne. 59 Cook. Fay Delores. 50 Cook, Richard. 50 Cooper, fo Ann, 53. 86. 94 Cordes. Evelyn Eloise. 50 Cornwall, Delores June, 25, 72. 10(5 Cory. Marleno Joy. 25 Cosper. Dale E.. 47 Cowdrey, Loren D.. 53 Cox. Carol Rae. S3. 88 Cox, David Thomas. 47 Cox. Donna Lucille. 47. 103 Cox. Janet Mao. 47. 103 Craig, Larry Wayne, SO Crisman. Albert, 59 Cromer, Joanne M . 25. 80. 82 Crouchley, Pat Evelyn, 59 Crow. Frances Joy, SO Crow. Harry Kay. 50 Cummins. Vanda Doris. 47. 102 Curtis. Richard Dean. 53. 84. 122 Dahl. Lola Ann. 25. 83. 91. 100. 103 Dahlen. Marilyn S.. 59 Dahlman. Dons I., 50 Daily, Jeannean Mane. 50 Daniels. Audrey Yyonne 59 Daniels. Margaret Ann. 25 Daniels. Patsy, Ruth. 53, 87 Dardis. Una Jean. 47. 103 Darrah, Patricia Jo. 59, 81 Davis, Barbara Sue. 47 Davis. Edward Lawrence. 25. 47 Davis. Gloria Lee. 47. 83 Davis. Larry Geno. 9. 25 . 83. 84. 97 Davison Merrtllis Mane, 59 Deane. Donald G.. 26 Deane. Elisce, 50 Deaver. Jacqueline. 26. 68. 69. 81. 98. 100. 102 DeFreitas. Judell Elissa. 26. 72. 73. 84 100. 102. 103 Dehlin. John William. 50 Deisz, George William. 26. 72. 73 Deitz. Joseph James. 50 D«Lance. Jack Leslie. 47 Dennis, Joan Arlene. 47. 72. 73. te Dennis ton. Leonard Westley. 50 CeRieux. Norma Jean. 50 DeVisher. Alice Mane. 47, 85 Dickens. Judy Ann. 53 Dickinson. Beverly Joan. 50 Dickinson. Phyllis Ailene. 50 Dickson. Leo Leroy. 59 Dickson. Shirley Ruth. 26 Dietz. Arliss, 53. 84 Dietz. Dorothy I , 26. 84 Dietz( Glona Ann. 59 Dietz, Betty Lorraine. 53 Dillree, Dolores Jeane. 47, 84 88 98 Dinsmore. Dennis T.. 50 Dixon, Delmar 53 Dixon. Karen C.. 47. 84 Dodge Norman Orvill. 59 Doig, Barbara Joan, 50 Dollarhide. Jacilyn M . 26. Dollarhide. Manlyn Lea. 26. 83 84 . 91 Donaldson, Janet E 26 Donaldson. Joseph 6., 59 Donaldson, Norman B.. 21. 20, 26. 64. 93 Donnelly. Donna R. 53 Dowling. Charlene Wilma. 47 Downing. Delbert. 53. 92 Downing. Sharyn Elaine. 47 Drew, Alien A.. 47 Dunbar. Cheila Rose. 53 Dunn. Jacaueline A.. 59 Dunn. Shirley Maggie. 59. 86 Durie. Nancy J., S3 Dutcher. Don Walton. 26 Duvall, Nola Jeanine. 44 Dwight. Betty L 47. 90 Eargle. Bill V.. 26 Eastman. Barbara Loo. 53 Eastman. Bettye Ann. 47 Edgington. Wilma Janet. 27 Edwards. Gloria Steen. 59 Eilts. Pauline. 44 Elion. Uliane. 59 Eller. Roberta Ann. 47, 83. 103 Elliott. Dick E.. 53 Ellis, Jim Earl. 47 Ellis. Mary Sue. 47. 81. 103 Eimlund. Judy Carol, 47, 88. 83 Elsenbach, Geraldine Mario, 27, 94. 100. 103 Elsenbach. Peter Joseph. 59 Elsey. Marian. 27 Emerson. Harley Robert. 59 England. Donna Elaine. S3. English. Kron Wallace 27, Enckscn. Janet Elaine. 27. 85. 90 Erickson. Dale Paul, 53, 84 Erickson. Dean Evald. 27. 80. 84. 101 Erickson. Eugene Richard, 59 Erickson. Harold Marten. 47 Erickson. Martin Lee. 27, 80. 92 Erickson Robert Parton. 59 Ernst, John Verlon. 27 Erwin. Jim Milton. 59 Estey, Howard Ernest. 47. 92. 132 Ethridge. Ralph Edward. 27 Ethridge. Roy Dee, 53 Evans. Eileen Ann. 59 Evans. Margaret Joanne. 60 Evans, Susie Ann, 53 Evjen. Gordon Edward. 27. 72. 73. 83. 84 . 97. 101 Eyestone. Nancy Jo. 47. 83, 94. 98 Fallon, Morris Bob. 60 Farra. Willard Lee. 54. 83 Farrand, Mona Rae. 54 Farrell, Patricia Jane, 27 84 Fams, Code Gaylord. 50. 132 Feichert. Gerold Eugene. 60 Felix. Donna Mae. 50 Fenimore. Geroldine Mae, 47 Fenton, Wallace Dean. 27, 80, 81 Feoco, Jeanne Ann. 47, 83, 96 Index Ferguson. Graham. 60 Ferko. Carol Elaine. 54 Farris. Charalette Darleen. 60. 81 Forrier. Iaone Edith. 54 Forris, Jim. 60 Fiald. lack Art. 28 Field. Joyce. 28 Filion. Richard Cameron, 47 rink. Stanley Carl, 60. 82 Finnell. Maria Phyllis, 54 Fischer. Dolores Marie. 16. 28. 68. 69. 79. 84. 88. 91. 98 Fisher. Bob Gene. 28 Fialstad. Paul. SO Flanders. Raphael Clifford. S4. 82. 92 Fleming. Saundra Winilrod. 28 Fletcher, Marie Charlene. SO Flood. Robert Jr.. 47. 72. 73. 78. 83. 93. 122 Flori. Frank Charles. 17, 20. 28. 72. 73. 83. 93. 118 Foltz, Phyllis Elizabeth. 60 Foltz. Racheal Lucille. 47. 83 86 88 Fones Robert Edward. 28 Foor, Jacyueline Lee. 48 Forrest. Geraldine Agnes. 48 103 Foss. Marilu Kay. 60 roster. Joanne. 60 Foster, Patricia Jean, 28 Foster, Rita Carolyn. 60. 84 Fowler janet Cleo. 48. 80, Fowler. Wanda Lee. 60. 86 Fox. Bob David. 28. 82. 83. 85. 93. 97. 101 Franklin. Jerrylorratne, S4. 84 Frazier, Connie D.. S4. 89 Freiberg. Hedy. 48 Froeman, Jono E., S4 Freeman, Ornia Jo. 50 Freeman. K. Dorn. 28 Freer, Wilbert Coburn. 60 Friend. Richard Allen. 50 Frost. Shirley A., 60 Fuithara. Toshiko June. 54 Fuller. Nellie Jean. 54 Fuller. Roberta A., 54 Fuqua, Donna Lee, 28. 84 Gabrielson. Dorothy, 54, 95 Gallagher. Edna. 60. 99 Ganter, Charles Edward. 60 Gardner. Jerry. 60 Garner. Marylyn A . 48 Garner, Nathan Silvanus. 60 Garland. Shirley E.. 50 Garlington, David N., 60 Gartzke. James Keith, 50 Gallon. John Patrick. 28 Geldaker. Charles 16. 48. 93. 123 Geoghegan. John A.. 60 Gibbons. Jim Norman. 29 Gterlich. Norma Jean, 60. 90 Gilliland. lack Warren, 29. 72. 73. 83. 93. 96. 97. 101 Gilman. Charles. 50 Glaser, Frederick. Kenneth, 48. 81 Gleason. Lyle K.. 54. 78 8leaves. Dean L.. 50. 84 lennen. Joy. 50 Goff. Nora Ann, 48. 80 Goggin. Ronald Paul, 60 Goin. Arlene M . 48 Goldaker. George, 84 Goldsmith. Walter Le«o. 48. 85. 93. 94 Gonzales. Richard Manuel. 48. 83. 94 Gonzales. Roland. 60 Gooch Rosemarie. 60 Goodenough. Margaret Jean. 20 Gooseberry, Katherine. 54 Gordon. Dwayne. 50 Gordon. Nancy, 60 Gorsline, Gary Morrell, 54. 84. 94. 97 Gortmaker. Robert Luke. 48 Gotcher. Ron. 48. 78. 93. 96 Gould. John W . 50 Govig. Mary Alice. 60 Gramlich. Mona Louise. 60 Grannell. Larry Eldon. 48 Grant. George Sinclair. 54, 78. 84 Grant. Joyce I.. 50 Grant. Konny LeRoy, 60 Gray, John Lee. 60 Gray. Mickey. 54 . 94 . 97 Green, Dons Yvonne. 54 Green. Karl, 54 Greene. Chester Joseph. 50 Greene. Edna Fay. 60 Greene, Jacolyn A . 29 Grilfeth. Lois Ann. 48. 93. 85. 103 Griffin. Sharon. 60 Gnttne. Sharon. 60 Gnttner. Geno Leroy. 50 Grotjohn. Virginia Louise. 60. 81. 82. 90 Gustafson. Roger Rudolph. 29. 72. 73. 83. 101 Gustafson. Victor, 48. 82. 92. 93. 94 Guthrie. David William. 50 Hacke. Ethel J.. 29. 84 Hager. Leon 6.. 29. 72. 82. 93. 94. 101 Ha blom, George Arthur. Hahn, Tommy H.. 60 Hall. Bernice Louise. 50 Hall. Charles R . 50 Hail, Terrence A.. 60. 82 Hall. William O . 50 Halloway. Sarah, 60 Hamilton. Janet Gayle. 48. 84. 88. 94. 132 Hamilton. Joan A . 60 Hamren, Maxine Christine. 48 Hancock. William McKenley. 50 Haner, Clayton Arthur. 54, Hanes. Jack A.. 50 Haney, Sherrill. 29 Hanks. Reed Merrill. 48 Hansen. Arlene M . 48 . 84 . 87 Hansen. Gene Lynn. 27, 82 Hansen. loan Elaine. 54, 99 Hansen, Johne E , 54 Hansen. Marian E., 29. 83, 84. 91. 98. 99. 1 2 Hansen. Vern D., 29 Hanson. Marilyn Donen, 54 Hanson. Muriel D., 54 Hanson. Richard W., 48. 54 Hanson. Warren D.. 66 Harder. Arlene Ida. 16. 29. 82. 85. 98. 99. 102 Harding. David Lavern. 60 Harding. Robert Eugene. 48 Hardy, Vivian Maunne. 48. 81. 92 Harmon, Clyde Andrew, 29, 81 Harms. Bill Richard. 30. 84. 93. 96. 97. 101 Harper. Lewis George. 50 Harrington, Donald Allen, 48 Harrington. Jerome. 54. 82. 92 Harris. Barbara Jean. 60 Harris. Larry Wayne, 60 Harris. Nancy Lee. 30. 87 Harris, Sandra Katharine. 48. 80. 82. 83. 84 . 86. 94 Harrison. Bill Eldred. 48 . 83, 84. 93. 94 Harrison. Leroy George. 54 Hartford, Jean J., 54 Hartley, Alexander. 48. 80, 81. 83 Hassfurder. Glenda L.. 54 Hastay, Donald L.. S4 Hawkins. Viona Lucille, 48 Hayes. Jimmy Donald. 50 Hayes. Joan Ellen, 30. 90 Hayes. Raymond Leroy. 50 Hayman, Beverly June. 30 Hazlett, Rosalie Irene, 50 Headley Mary Alice, 48 Healy. Heather Anne. 55. 89 Heard. Niquita Marie. 48 Heath. James Earl. 48. 92 Heckman. Norbert Orvin, 30, 81 Hcdgos. Mary, 96 Hefley. Verdie Leroy, 60 Heiael, Marilyn Jo. 48. 80. © 85 88 Heigel. Wayne Noel,. 54 Helgerson, Barbara Ruth. 48. 103 Helgerson. Sharon Valentine. Hemming. Doreen Elizabeth. 54 Hemming. Phil Hubert. 60. 83 Hendricks. Joanne Kay. 54. 82. 89 Hendricks. Ronald Ralph. 30. 80. 82 Henry. Wayne K , 54 Hepner, Carol. 48. 88 Hepner. Sam. 54 Hevlin. Sandra Joan. 48. 84. 86. 94 Heubner. Lois. 90 Hickman. Donna Beth. 60. 90 Hickman. Dorothy Ann. 48. 80. 95 Hileman. Vivian Marie, 60. Higgens. Lloyd Seth. 48, 81 Hillyer. Carol Ann. 30 Hilton. Rob Roy. 30 Hodges. Ramon Wayne. 50 Hogan. Edward E.. 48. 79. 80. 81. 83. 93 . 94 Hogan. Naomi Stella. 54 Hoisington. Jon Lloyd. 30. 93 Houce. Sharon. 60 Hoke. Rosalie Anno, 60. 86 Holderness. Darlene Ann. 54 Holladay. LaForrest Ann. 81 Holladav. Wendell Eugene. 50. 78. 93 Holm. Beverly. 60 Holmes. Janet. 60 Holmen. Donna. 54. 101 Host, Marlene. 49 Holter. Phyllis L.. 30 Hoover, Dak Ellis, 60 Hopkins. Barbara Ann. 60 Hopkins. Ronald Bruce 48. 93 Hopkins. Wanda Marie. 30 Hord. Janet Gail. 30. 91. 99. 100. 103 Horn, Marvin Earl, 48 Horn, William Ray. 60 Hosnoy. Delores. 60 Houghton. Sharill Eldeane. Houson. Mike, 54 Howes. Judith Carol. 60 Huckey, Larry Dean. 54 Hudson. LeRoy, 50 Huebnor, Lois Emilie. 60 Huffsmith. Tom Joc«. 60 Hushes. Deanna Lee. 54. 81, Hughes. Don Ralph, 60 Hu hlet, Duane Warner. 54. Hunt, Jacquelyne Elizabeth. 50 Hurd. Kay, 60 Hurd, Mary Ellen. 54 Huskey. Thodore Lavon. 31 Hutchins. Shirley Leo. 54 Hutchinson. Mary Jane. 48. 84. 96 Imdieke, Shirley Ann. 60 Ines. Jerry L.. SO Inskeep. Doris Elaine. 48 Irwin. Charles R.. 54 Ivie. Lloyd E.. 60. 84 ackson, Georgia M . 31 acobson. Robert. 97 acobberger. Carol L. 54 anssens. George. 17. 52, 54 78 84 Jenness. Phylis Ann. 18. 96 Jensen. Gayle Kathyeen. 48. 33 Jensen. Gloria Ann. 48. 84, ensen. Joyce Delva. 54 odom Robert. 31 odoin. Gordon J.. 48 ohns. Glen. 31. 84 ohnson. Agnes M.. 54 ohnsen. Barbara E.. 48. 89. 98 ohnson. Betty Jane, 60 ohnson, Beverly Ann. 60 ohnson, Darryl Everett. 60 ohnson. Earl Milton. 31 ohnson, Edith Lilly. 60 ohnson, Glen Vincent. 50 ohnson. Horace Travis, 48 ohnson. James C.. 48. 82. 83. 94 ohnson. Janet Elaine. 31 ohnson. John Clyde, 50 ohnson. Juanita Faye. 60 ohnson. Lola Mae. 54 ohnson. Marilyn Sofia. 50 ohnson. Robert Michael. 60 chnson. Shirley May. 54 ohnson. Sven Hemming. 54 ones. Beverly Virginia. 31. 80. 66. 95. 98. 99. 100 ones. Bobby Raymond. 54 ones. Dorothy Mae. 50 ones. Eva May, 48. 84 ones. Frances, 31 ones. Mary Etta. 16, 31. , 82. 83. 85. 98 Jones, Minnie Lee. 31 Joseph. George William. 78 l'jhala. Arlita Joanne. 50 junnell. Betty. 60 Justice. Bob Jim. 17. 31. 82. 93 . 85 . 93. 94. 106 Justice. Jon Joe. 60 Kadlec. Barbara J., 54. 84. 102 Kadlec erry T., 48. 78. 83. Kadlec. Mary Ann, 60 Kaer. Beverly J.. 46. 48 . 82. 83. 86. 88 Kaer. Diane Charlene. 54, 81. 83. 86 Kalic. Barry 50 Karstetter. Dona Jean. 32. 54. 84 Karth, Shirley May. 32 Kawasaki. Masato. 32. 82. 83. 132 Keefe. Sharon L-. 61. 86. 90 Keefe. Vernon Wayne, 32, 81. 93 Kehrli. Carolyn M . 61, 86 Keith. Leonard L , 32. 96 Keller. Barbara P.. 54 Kelly, Sharon. 61 Kelley, Raymond C.. 54 Keiiogg. Gordon Lee, 54 Kellogg. Helen G . S6 Kellogg. Mary C.. 50 Kellogg Patricia A . 48. 69. Kelly’, Lois C.. 50 Kelsey, Gordon Lewis. 54 Kelso. Jeanne Ellen. 50 Kennedy. Lois Anne. 61. 84. 86 Kennedy. Richard D-. 17. 48. 78. 9i. 83. 93. 97 Kent, Joseph G.. 54 Kent. Michael Milton. 61 Kerley. Virginia Irene. 48. 50 Kerr. Melvin S . 48 Kerth, Jamos Victor. 48 Kesch. Frank Leo. 61 Kesery. Gerald, 50 Kester. Sheryl Diane. 61 Kesterson. June L. 61. 99 Ketel. Carolyn Eva. 61, 84 Kezeor. Mary Ann. 32 Kiltz. Gerald H.. 61 Kimmel, Louise F. 48 Kincaid. Marilyn j., 61 Kincaid. Ronald Keith. 54. 84 Kin . Charles Edward. 50, King. Joyce. Ann. 32 King. Willis Wavne. 61 Kipen. Donna. 50 Kirk. Konnette. 61. 82 Krikelie, Robert E.. 61 Kirland. Robert Earl. 48. 82. 92. 93 Kirkpatrick. Carole. 50 Kirkpatrick. Nancy Anne, 50 Kister. Dorothy, 54 Kiser. Gloria M . 32. 98. 102 Kitto. Sherry Leola. 61, 84. 86. 99 K'.assert, Juanita B., 61 Klein. John W . 61 Klein. Sally Ann. 48. 82. 103 Kieinborg. Karen, 48. 84. 88. 96 Kleiv, Yvonne Mae, 54. 84 , 96 Kline. John T.. 54 Kling, Glen Walter. 32 Kluser, Delores Mae. 32 Knaub. Larry F.. 61. 84 Knight. Curtis G.. 48. 84. 93 Knipfel. Mary Ann. 32 Knuteson. Gerald Arvid, 48. 81 Kochan Jeromo Peter. 54 Kolek. Barry Owen, 61 Korang. Dorothy, 9, 32. 72. 73 84 Kraft.’Sandra L.. 54. 83. 86. 94 Krulik. Blanche Ruth. 54. 86 Kuehl, Waunita Alma. 33. 85 Lammers. Meiriella Mane, 61. 90 Landreville Dorono Ethel, 48 80. 8$. 102 Landsem. Terry Even. 54 Landstreet. Dorothy Jean. 61 Landstreet. Evelyn Earle 33, 87 Lane. Velma Mae Ola. 61 Lanyon. Vernon Osborne. 50 Lanyon. Vona Mae. 54 LaPorte, Betty. 48 . 82. 83. 103 Lara. Mane. 61 Index. Larsen. Dick. D.. 54. 52. 93. 94 Larsen. Karen Jeanne. 61, 83. 84. 132 Larsen. Marilyn Louise, 17. 48. 82 . 84. 6S. 86. 102 Larson. Louis Charter 61. Lashley. John Raymond. 17, 20. 33. 83. 101 Laughton. Albert Richard. 61 Laughton. Shirley Ann. 61 Lauer. Lawrence. 61 Lausmaer, Don Lawrence. Lavendure. Rosemary. 50 Law. Benny Emmett. 6l Lawrence. Ronald Lee. 61 Lawson, James Salvador. 55 Lawson, Ruby Jean, 61 LeBleu. Gary Wallace. 33. 93 Leckberg. 11a Marie. 18. 83. 88 LeFors. Carol Dean, 61, 132 Lefors. Kenneth Bill, 55 LeGore. Garry Richard, 33 LeGore. lanet K.. 55. % Leifur. Alice Jana, 48. 87. 103 Leonard. John Anthony. 50 Leonard. Rodney Lee. 48 Leonard, Ronald Gerald. 55 Lester. 6lyle Lee. 55. 99 Levin. Nadino Toby. 55. 83. 88 Lind. Sandra Jean, 55 Lindstrom. Arloeno La Mao, 55. 95 Linhart. Frances Mary, 33. 84 Ltnkemeyer. Janice Matie. 61 Linquist, Roberta Irene, 48 Linstrom. Faye Elizabeth. 50 Llewellyn. Patricia Ann. 61 Lockett. Leonora Lithane, 50 Lolland, Evelyn Louise 61. 86 Lolland. Marvin Lee. 16. 33. 83. 84. 93 Lolstrom. Shelley Jerome. 50 Lon . Judy May. SS. 82 . 84. Long. Linda Jayne, 17, 49, 80, 83. 84. 96 Lopez. Mary Lou. 55, 95 Lorenz, Fred Douglas. 49. 93 Loseo. Joyce Lois. 49. 81. 88. 87 Love. Frances Leora, 33. 72. 73. 80. 86. 88 Love. Joanne. 49. 72. 73. 88 Loveall, Kenneth. 61, 81 Lovelace. Barbara. 61 Lovell, Charles Anson. 50 Loving. Willie James. 50 Luenser. Elaine Martha. 17, 33. W. 83, 84. 96. 102 Lundquist. Carolyn. 49. 83 Lundquist. John Milton. 61 Lundy. Clara Jane. 55 Luenmg. Suzanne Ricky. 55, 94 Lutz. Beverly Pamela. 50 Lyda. Regina Deloris. 55. 86 Lynch. Janice, 90. 61 Lyon. Lynda Lucille. 55 McBride. Gaylee. 9. 33. 73. 82. 86. 88. 98. 1W McBride. Michael. 55 McCallum. Marthan. 50 McCarty, Renee. 50 McCauley, John, 61 McClendon. Mamie. 33 McConnell, Connie. 55. 84. 89 McCormick. Kay. 50 McCormick. Shirley. 49 McCoy. Gordon. 61 McCoy. Bill. 49. 83. 93. 84 McDonald. Clarice E.. 49. 80 McDonald. William. 61 McGill. Don. 55 McGuire. Rodney, 50 McIntyre. Albert, 61. 82 McLarty. Virginia. 49. 69. 87 McMaster. Cheryl. 61 McNeely. Janet. 61 McNeil. Nadine. 33 McNeil. Lynn. 55. 87 Mass. Betty. 34 Macey, Bernadine. 16. 34 Macey. Philip. 50. 61. 83 Madison. Jim, 49 Mageske, Richard. 50 Magr.ett. Loretta. 55. 84 . 89 Manar. Suzanne. 16. 34. 68. 69. 79. 82. 83. 91. 94. 97, 98 Mahar. Daniel. 55 Manlove. Ethel. 34 Manlove. James, 50 Mann Billie, 50 Mann. Gerald. 50 Mann. Thomas, 55. 84 Mannhalter, Vonita. 49 Manning. Jack. 49. 84 Mannison. Shirley. 50 Marineau, Joanne, 55. 99 Marino. Ida, 34 Marquette, Arleta, 49. 80. 85. 87. 88. 132 Marshall, JoAnn, 49. 103 Marshall. Raymond. 50 Marshall. Robert. 50 Marshall, Vernon, 16. 34, 83, 123 Martin, Betty. 61. 99 Martin. Catherine. 34, 90 Martin, Larry. 49. 94 Massey. Jimmy. 55 Matson. Janet. 61 Mauk. Margaret. 55 Maunu. Sharon. 49. 85. 95 Mayers. James. 50 Mayes. Janet. 61 Mayhack. Anita. 61 Mayhead, Janice. 49 Mayhow. Jacqueline. 34 Meggitt, Charlene. 55 Moilin, Jeanne. 61. 99 Morrilf, Ralph. 50 Meyen. Eleanore. 34 . 90. 100 Meyer. Gary. 61. 82. 93. 122 Meyen. Wanda. 55. 90 Mikoworth, jerry, 6l. 81 Milos. Sally, 55. §9 Miller. Don. 50 Miller. Keitb. 82 Miller. Joyce. 34 . 84 . 86 Miller, Joanne. 55 , 86. 95 Miller, Kenneth. 50. Miller. Laura, 56. 61 Miller, Ronald, 50 Mills. Diane. 55 Mills. Kay, 49. 84 . 98 Minch. Robert. 34 . 72. 73. 83 Minchow. Edward. 34 . 82. 92. 93. 132 Mineau, Douglas, 49. 83, 93, 94 Minor, Shirley. 9, 35, 84. 85 Miotke. Lucille, 50 Mitchell. Gene. 50 Moe. Don. 61. §2 Moe. Gertrude. 35. 103 Moilanen. Robert. 61 Monda. Elizabeth. 35 Monks. Shirley. 61 Monroe. Tommy. 61 Montag. Billie Jean. 55. 84 Montag. Donna. 35, 72. 73 Moon. Sally. 35 Moore. Ann Louise. 35. 85 Moore. Charles. 50 Moore. Donald. 61 Moore. Franklin Connie. 35 Moore. Janet, 49 Moore, Nancy, 61. 99 Moore. Phyllis, 55. 88 Moppin Richard. 35. 80 ) Morin, Leon. 61 Morin. Shirley. 49 Morrill. Kay. 49. 103 Morris, Thomas. 61 Morrison, Shirley 61 Morrow. Louise. 35, 73 Morse. Marjorie. 50 Morse. Rocnelle, 35. 90. 82 Morse. William. 61 Morion. Don, 50 Moser, Charles. 61 Mounce. Jean. 49. 88 Mounce. James. 55. 81 Munson. Arden. 49. 78 Murray. Colleen. 3$. 80. 84. 92. 98 Murray Donald. 50. 84 Murray. Karen. 55. 102 Murray. Melville, 35. 79. 82. 83. 93. 97. 101 Muse. Norma. 55 Myers. David. 55 Nall. Barbara. 36. 91. 96 Nail. Duane. 49. 83. 85. 86. 99 Napoleon, Isablla. 49, 103 Neale. Charles. 36. 92. 132 Ncece. Glenda. 36 Needham. George. 36. 83. 93. 96 Neffendori. Harvey. 36. 82, 83. 84. l01 Nefiendorf, Ronald. 36. 83. 93. 97, 101. 123 Neilan. bick. 49. 92 Neilan. Patricia, 61 Nelsen. Gordon. 50 Nolson. Harold, 55 Nelson. Joe. 94 Nelson. Marilyn. 55. 84. 95 Nelson. Patricia, 61 Newman. Larry 55 Newman. Ronald. 50 Newville. Jane. 49. 103 Niles. Robert. 49. 78. 83. 84 93. 123 Nixon. Paul. 9. 36. 81. 97 Noble. Janet, 49 Noce. Gerald, 36 Noce. Michael. 50, 93 Moe. David. 49 Noe. Jerry. 84 Notes. William 49 Notes, David. 36 Norman. Sammy, 50 Norris. Jim. 55 Norstedt, Eva 55. 94 Nortell. fay. 26. 60. 82. 84. 86. §1. 94. 100 Norton, Ruth, 36 Nylund, Joe-Ann. 21. 36. 95. 96. 99. 102 Oaks. Charles. 55 Oaks. Ronald. 81 Odom. Patsy. 37. 82. 84. 95 Odom. Allen. 61. 132 Odom. Mattie, 61 Oeschger, Joan 61 Oeschger, Paulette, 55 Ogden. Patsy, 55 Ohlsen, Dolores. 49. 83. 86. 101 Okesson. Patricia. 61. 90 Olafson. Caroline. 37 , 72. 96. 100 Ollison, Belton. 62 Ollison. Lonnie. 50 Olsen. David, 62 Olsen. Pete. 21. 37. 83. 97. 101 Olsen. Roger, 37 Olsen. Charles E.. 49, 62 Olson. Charles H., 84 Olson. Janice. 62 Olson. Jerry. 50. 94 Olson. Leonard 55. 94 . 97 Opperud. DuWayne. 37 Orr, Lula, 62, 97 Orr. Robert. 50 Otey. Valery. 62 Ottobeni. Janis. 55 Owens. Arlene, 55 Owen. James. $0 Pabst. Richard. 55 Pace. Nancy. 37. 79. 80. 82. 83. 91, 9$ 99. l60 Palodichuk, Edith. 50 Parsons. Robert, 49 Parsons. Virginia. 50 Parton. Deanna. $5 Pashley. Bill. 49 Patchin, Ardyce. 62 Patchin. Clarence. 55 Patchin, Donna. 62 Patt. Richard. 49. 92 Patterson. Arthur. 9, 37. 83, 84 Patterson. Sandra. 55. 101 Patterson. Sevmon. 62 Paul, Jean, 62 Paul. Mane Joan. 62 Peabody. Charles. 37. 97. 96 Peacock. Charles. 50 Pearson. Beverly. 55, 89 Peisker, Loretta. 62 Pence. Betty, 90, 49 Pence. Josephine. 62 Perin. Jeanette. 37, 84 Perkins. Alan. 62 Perkins. Peter. 49. 80 Perron. Barbara. 62, 90 Peter. Mary, 62 Peters. Richard. 37, 62 Petersen. Mary Ann. 62 Petersen, Walter, 49 Peterson. Phyllis. 62 Peterson. Douglas. 49. 55. 83. 93. 94. 97. 1$2 Peterson. Janice 62 Peterson. Joan. 50 Peterson, Linda. 62 Petke. John. 62. 82 Phelps. Charles. 62 Philip. Leianna. 50, 55 Philip, Marilyne. 50 Phillips. Adaie. 62 Phillips. Diane. 55. 83. 95 Phillips, Emanuel. 37. 81. 83. 84. 101 Pierce, Loretta, 55 Piltz. Carl. 62 Pittsenbarger, Richard Phil. 37 Poitras, Charles. 55 Porter. Janet. 55. 89. 99 Postatny. Evelyn. 55, 84 . 89 Potter. Allen, $0 Pottratz. Richard. 17, 38. 82, 83. 93. 94. 96. 101 Powell. Betty. 49 Powell. Lillian. 38 Powell, Londa, 62 Prather, Mary. 62 Preston. Arthur 50 Price Janice. 86 Prink. Robertalee. 38. 82 Pritchard. Jean. 62 Probst. Nancy 50 Quadrus. Donna Kay. 20. 38. 68. 69. 84 . 86. 91 Quesnel. Doreen. 38 Quesnol, Leon. 50 Quinn, Larry. 49, 78. 93 Quinn, Michael. 62 Ragan. Kathleen. 55. 82. 101 Ra an. Lillian. 49. 83. 84. Rs en. Loren. 21. 38. 93. 96. Ramseth, Carol, 55. 86, 87, 88 Kamsthel. Allen. 62 Ramsthei, Donald. 38. 92 Ran strand. Emest. 49, 84, Rasmussen, Albert. 62 Ratliff. Dorothy. 16, 38. 63. 69, 72. 73. 82. 89. 92, 95. 98 Ratliff,Jim. 49 Raue, Gernot, 38, 82. 92 Raugust, Dennis. 55 Rawls. R. D.. 38 Raxter, Jimmy, 50 Raycraft. Jim. 58, 62. 84 Read, Arlene. 44 Road. Richard, SO Read. Robert, 50. 62 Reeves. James. 62 Reid, Donald, 62. 84 Remmick, Delton. 62 Reynolds Arthur, 55 Khoten. Eva, 50 Richards, Dick. 50 Richardson. Bob. 49, 78. 85. 81. 82. 83. 84. 93. 97 Richardson. Jean. 49 Richardson. Louann. 90. 62 Richardson. Mary Edna. 38 Riddle. Kathryn. 55 Riden. Morris. 49 Ridenour. Rosemary. 55. 87. 88. 89 Rinas. Deanna. 62 Ritnour. Charles. 55 Roberts. David. 38. 82. 92 Roberts. Truth. 49 Robinson. Fredenck. 62 Robinson. Betty. 55 Robinson. Kenneth. 62 Robinson. Lee, 55 Rodin. Dennis. 49. 83. 93. 97 Roe. Jacqueline. 52 Roe. Judith. 62 Rogers. Harry. 39 Root, Robert. 84 Rosania. Don. 56 Rosling. Ernest. 50 Rosling. Eugene. 56 Ross. Patricia. 49. 84 . 85. 95. 98 Rost, Harold, 62 Roth. David. 49. 78. 83 Roth. Margie. 62. 81. 83 Rothman. Charles. 56. 78, 84 Royse. Donald. 62 Royse. Gary. 49. 83. 93. 97 Rummel. Judith. 39 Runyen. Ruth. 39 Rupp. Myrna. 39. 83. 91. 94. 99. 106. 102 Russell. Daryl. 84 Russell. Dick. 50 Saban. John. 39. 72. 73. 85. 97. 101 Sackett. Eileen. 49 Sackott, Carol. 46. 49. 102 Sager. Ardyth, 50 Saicano. Grace. 56. 84, 89 Salyers. Mary 56 Samok. Joe. 39 Sandali. Lynda. 50 Sandall. Jerrold. 39 Saunders. Carol, 98. 49. 73 Saunders. Darrel. 50 Sauter. Richard. 49. 80. 81. 83. 97 Sauter, Wilma. 62 Index Thomas, Sherlee. 50, 82 Thompson, Bornice, 50 Schaffer, John, 50 Schaubel. Diana. 62. 86. 99 Schoidt. Arlln. 49 Schild. Batty. 49. 84 . 86. 88. 96 Schillereff. Garald. 50 Schmich. Janet, 39. 84 . 88 . 99 Schnceweis. Jacqueline, 62 Schoanhut, Sharon, 49. 72, 73. 88 Schuonnyar. Glenn. 62 Schucmyor. Robert. 62 Schulenberg. Ariel. 62. 84 Schulz, Karl. 56 Scofield. Constance. 62 Scott. Allan. SO Scott. Irmajean. 49 Scott, Ramona. 56, 86. 102 Scott. Varda. 56. 99 Scougalo. Charles. 50, 81 Scull. Delores. 39 . 68. 69. 83. 84 . 85. 94. 103 Searle. Richard. 62 Sears. Donald. 39 Secrest. Beverly. 39. 68. 69 Seutar, Barbara. 62 Selland. Linda. 56 Selland. Autumn. 39 Selland. Jack. 49. 81 Seversctv Ina. Si 56. 86. 101 Sewell, Carmen. 40 Shaw. Larry. 17. 46. 49. 78. 84. 93 Sheldon. Dale. 40. 83. 93. 97 Sheldon. Jeraldine. 50 Sheldon. Verlin. 40. 83. 96 Sherman. Cynthia. 49, 80 Sherrill. Avis. 40 Sherwood. James. 56 Sherwood. Robert, 50 Shorthouse. Joseph. 40. 93 Shorthcuse. Sandra. 56 Shuck. Glenn. 50 Siobene. Mary Ann, 56 Sumla. Sheila. 49. 103 Simmons. Earlene. 56 Simmons. Mavis. 49, 88 Simmons. Victor Gene. 62 Skidmore. Donald. 62 Skyles. Eunice, 62 Skyles. Margery, 49 Slabv. Margaret. 40. 94. 100, Sloane, LaVona. 50 Slusher, Sally. . 94 Sly. Richard. 40. 93. 97. 101 Slyter. Ronald. 49 Smedstad. Vonita. 62 Smith, Audrey. 49, 92, 84. Smith. Carol. 40. 80. 82. 85. 92. 99 Smith, Coreino. 62 Smith. Don. 40 Smith. Garrie. 62. 90 Smith. Huey, 50 Smith, jack. 40 Smith. Karen, 62 Smith, Larry. 49 Smith, Lucille, 56 Smith. Marvene. 62 Smith. Tom E.. 96. 52. 97 Smith, Tommy F.. 56 Snodgrass. Wayne, 62 Soniu. Betty Jeanno. 40, 68. 69. 83. 94. 91. 96 Soper. Judy. 56. 82. 84 . 87 Soderberg. Lila. 40. 100. 101 Sorenson. Gerold. 62, 84 Soronson, Lynne. 50 Sowards. Carolyn. 56 Spath. Dorothy. 50. 56 Spath, Diane. 52. 56. 84. 86. 89. 99 Spencer. Jacquelyne, 53 Woiblon. Jack 63 Weitz. Gary. 96. 84 Spisla. Anna Mae. 41, 82 . 84. 96. 100. 101. 103' Spokely, James. 50 Springer. Justine. 56 Springer, Jim. 50. 78 Springer, Darryl. 62 Spunaugle. Stanlev. 50 Stables. Richard. 50. 78. 84. 93 Staley. Alice. 41. 100. 102 Stanphill, Shirley, 56 Stark. Howard. 63 Steinfeld. Philip, 56 Stenfcerg. Donald. 50 Stephens. Dick. 56. 81 Steghenson. Margaret. 56. Sterle. Philip. 63 Stevens. Judy, 63 Stevens. Evelyn. 50 Stevenson. Muriel. 41 85 Stites. Donna. 17. 41. 68 . 69. 71. 80. 83. 85. 91. 94 . 99 100 Stitzel, Jerry. 50 Stover. Bernice. 50. 84. 98 Stowell. Patsy, 50 Strait. Donna. 50, 103 Strandberg, Joanne. 63 Strandlof. Bob 50 Strausbaugh, Richard. 56 Stringham. Leanah. 56. 84. Strong. Thomas, 50 Strong. Julius. 50. 93 Strong. Luther, 56, 123 Stuart, John D., 56 Stuart, John W . 56 Sturtevant. Clifton. 56. 82. 92 Stutevoss. William. 63 Stutzrnan. Barbara. 56 Styles. Kay. 63 Sundin. Carolyn 56 Sundquist. Carole. 56. 87 Surber. Edwin, 42. 82. 93. 94. 96. 101 Sutton. John 50 Swoboda. Yvonne. 41 Swadberg, Kent. 63 Sweet. Melvin. 96 Sweet. Charles. 63 Sweotland. Grace. 63 Swott. Roselyn, 50. 84 . 98 Swiggum, Anna. 41 Swiggum. Alice, 41, 73 Taber, Harry. 41, 82. 83, 84, 93. 94. 101 Talbot. Darlene. 56 Talbot, Gaye, 63 Talbot, Terry, 56, 84 Tappin8. Donna. 63 Tap pms, Nancy. 41. 82, 100, Taylor. Gerald. 63 Taylor. Helen 50. 80. 85. 99 Taylor, jean. 84. 86 Taylor. Joe. 50 Teeter. Charlene. 50 Tennyson. Edwin. 63 Tennyson. Sandra 41 Tessman. Nancy. 50, 90 Tewalt, Ruby, 50 Thain. Jerry, 50 Tharp, Norma. 63 Thiefen. David. 50 Thielen, Virginia, 63. 84 Theirman, Carolyn, 90 Thiorman, Elizabeth, 63 Thierman. Robert, 56 Thomas, Boyd. 96. 84, 132 Thomas, Eddie. 4l Thomas. Kenneth David. 49 Thompson. Carolyn, 63 Thompson. Gladys. 50 Thompson. Harry. 63 Thompson. Rhodalee, 50 Thompson, Richard. 63 Thorne. Russell. 50. 78. 83. 93 Thorp. Carol, 56, Thorp. Joe. 63 Thorp.Norma. 56 Thorsen. Diane. 42 Thrailkill. Roberta Lee. 56. 89 Tice. Shirley. 63. 90 Tichenor. Jerome, 56 Tiley. Scot. 17. 42. 83 . 93 Tognotti, Georgina. 63 Tompkins. Carol, 63 Tompkins. Carolvne. 50 Tooley. Almira. 50. 84 . 88 Trusky, Charles. 42 Trusky, Richard. 56 Tubbs. Lorraine. 63 Tucker. John. 63 Tyrrell. Lois. 50 Tyrrell. Russell. 42 Vanderheiden. Marjorie. 63 Vance. Denver. 63. 58 Vanderwal. Evelyn, 56. 87. 89 Vanek. Beverly. 56. 95 Vanek, Maxine, 42. 84 Vale. Leona. 63 Vantine. Alan. 49 Verbeck. Grant. 42. 82. 93. 94. 96. 101 Vernon Geraldine. 56 Vertz. Nancy. 63 Vest Maureen. 63. 82. 87. 96 Vieira. Joseph. 50 Vig. Byron. 56 Vosnik. Barbara. 56. 96 Wacken. Myrtle. 50 Wade. Ronald. 90. 132 Wagoner. Anna. 90. 84 , 89 Walxer. Alma. 42 Walker. Dale. SO Walker. James. 50. 80. 82. 92 Walkor. Patricia, 56, 82 Walker. Richard. 63 Walker. Sandra. 13. 42. 67. 83 Wall. Eugono S.. 50 Walton, Nancy, 43. 83. 91 Wanaka. David. 50. 78. 83. 93. 1 i2 Wanaka. Julianno. 63, 84 Wang. Karen. 50. 80. 99 Wang. Marilyn, 63, 84 Ware, Betty, 56. 89 Ware, Donnell. 50 Ware, Ernest. 63 Ware, Margaret. 42, 84. 92 Ward. Dick. 56 Ward. Patricia, 42. 82. 83. 94. 100. 103 Warren. Beverly. 42, 82. 83. 99. 102 Warren, Gwendolyn. 63 Warren, Jeannette. 50 Warren, Johnnie. 50 Waning, Carol, 63 Warring. Robert, 63 Washburne. Claude, 43. 81 Washington. Frances. 63 Washington. Willie Lou, 63 Waterman, Beryl, 50 Waterman, Karen. 63 Watts. Freida, 56. 89 Weatherford. Alice, 50 Weber, Jerry. 50 Webster, Gail, 50 Welch. Bill. 17. 58. 63 84 Welch. Pat. 43. 79. 83 84 88. 91. 98. 103 Weller. Raedene. 43. 84, 100. 102. 103 Wells, Charlene. 43 Westerby. Carol. 63. 89 Westerhout, Kathryn, 63 Westeiman. Barbara. 63 Westlund. Doug. 56 Wettstead. Donald. 56. 97 White. Billie June. 50. 83. 86. 98 White Esther. 56. 86 White. Mary Ann. 56 Whitmire. Mary Ella. 63 Whitney. Eugene. 63. 132 Whitney. Pat. 43. 82. 84. 100, 101. 103. 122 Widmer. Richard. 43 Wiitala. Bill. 17. 46. 50. 83. 84. 93 Wilburn Margaret, 63 Wilder. Elaine. 43. 79. 80. 83. 64. 91. 98 Wilder. Roy. 63 Wilkerson. Eugene, 56 Wilkerson. James. SO. 83. 93. 94 Wilkins. Charles. 50 Wilkins, Margie. 50 Willard. Betty Lou. 50 Williams. Donald. 63 Williams. JoAnno. 43. 82. 83. 94. 95. 98 Williams, June. 50 Williams. Robert. 63 Williams. 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